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Member Member 100th YEAR — 3^fh WEEK NftltooaJ NtAVspaper Association MATAWAN, N. J.. THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 sa y P re ss Association Single C«;ipy Ten Gents

irumiiinKtirijui^^uutL'Wi THIS M arathon Bus Com pany Plans NEWS WEEK IN THE BAYSHORE AREA To D iscontinue Local Route State-County Kenneth Doukas, South Amboy, executive of­ Mr. Doukas said the Public Utilities Com­ Th« Holmdel Township and Union Beacli Democrat; ficer of Marathon Bus Lines, uiuiuunced yester- mission had. been notified of the bus company’s ic Clubs this we‘'«t«rttv1]lamed'i<»r.‘the decision to, endi the Keyport business district, to Florence Avev service. Bayshore area bus riders irom Laurence Harbor After Hearing From St. and Union Ave. in Union Beach, again tn JjCeapsbv'rg we affected. . - I- east on Route ;i6 to Keansburg. . ■ a A Monmouth County Grand Jury has heard Travel by public carrier in the bayshore area Municipal the lost of IV witnesses ijti a probe of Jraud alle^a- has become more and more difficult with the dis­ ■■■■■■'• Matawan area bui commuters to New York were In­ tions in comierhnn with a Maiawun Tow'viship continuance of the Koilo Transit Corp. scrvice'lo-:‘i vited to attend a public hearing tonight in the Matuwam sewerage project.. Tha jury will convene again- cally and then the discontinuance of service on; Township Kali to direct questions to a representative oi i today when it-may act on the results of-the inves- the bayshore branch of the Central Railroad o f . ■ the Public’ Service Coordinated system, concerning; tinat:on, said county Prosecutor Vincent P. Keu- New Jersey, , : v .» ,pcr. problems encountered by riders. , ; i hfforts to launch a jitney bus service in the, v . V > Residents of tha Middlesex Hd. area of Matawan | The action could come in the form of nn in­ northern Monmouth County area have not inet dictment or indictments, a presentment, or a 110 with success. ' ’» » / organising a protest of borough plans to erect a nuW , bill indicating the jury found no cause for action. lion-gallon water tank oa recreation property there. Per i Mr. Keuper noted the jury's term, which has titiotu are being circvlated to oppose the project. been extended three times since Ihe probe began „ A large number of traffic cases were heard in M(at- : in December, expires Mar. 31. and said, “ 1 want, Cral§ Jacobi «f Jer*«y Service Stations Inc.. k it, congratulates Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Jablonski ^ u,«wan Township Court this week resulting in numerous I to wrap it up before thin."-He anticipated “ there Utility Board tbe opening of Mr; J|iloaskr* new Marlboro KeaHy Co. office on Route M, Matawan. A reception, ^ ’finea. 0 will bt; no applications for any more extensions.” nm kla$ the opening, was beW Friday at (ho Don QuUote Ina, MtUwaa. Holmdel schools vfllj be opec Saturday, Apr. 26. Be-i The jury has been Investigating charges con- $&use Holmdel schools were closed six days for bad . cetnmg costs and procedures in filling excava­ To Crackdown .weather, the pupils have one day to make up, to comply j tions for Cliffwood sewerage lines in 19G4. Tha . with tl\e stat* minimum of 180 days oi school in the I charges question -whether excavations tur, tho school year. project were too wide, whether it was necessary, or permissible under the contract to use select On Delinquents Newsmakers , Protest W ater Tank :fi.il at $5,50.per- cubic y;u;d whilts' the township . : was. payAng;$1.5!) .to Si for Wl on other Jobs, find The Matawan Township Municipal Utilities John Piesen, 42 Fordham Dr., Matawan, will be a ■: Whether select (ill. actually was used In all the Authority has promised strong measures will bs panelist on the Match Game show at 4 p.m. Monday on excavations. , ; , taken to insure the collection of delinquent water NBC’s Channel 4. The' Match Game seta teams of three Questions also hay# been raised concerning a and sewer.accounts. --: ; Vf'- in action on quizzing under the direction of Gene R ay- settlement the Matawan Township Utilities Au­ Authority Attorney Richard T. Schwartz sa!<| bum, as master of ceremonies. . thority reached with C. J . Purdun Si Sons Inc., the Authority Is empowered by law to turn off William J. Kopp of 26C Ehlers Lane, Old Bridge, re­ A delegation of 12 persons from tho MiddU’iPx Mrs. Carroll- also complained that the tank North Brunswick Township, in a suit involving water and sewer service, file liens against prop­ cently observed his 40th anniversary of service with Bell Rd. area appeared at an agenda meeting of tha shadow of tho iower will darken her home and payments entitled tha corporation for Its work on erty or take civil action to collect delinquent ao-; she fears ail overflow onto her property. the job. •: Telephone Laboratories. An electrical engineer, he 1» » Matawan Borough Council last night tp protest counts. < ■. construction of a water tank in their neighborhood. Mr. 'Entcrline said the tank will have "an auto­ George Pardun, treasurer nf the corporation, member of the Exchange Networks Engineering Depart-, Services will only be resumed when payment A petition, signed by 76 persons, opposed to the matic valve" to shut off the water when tha tank was among the four witnesses who testified Is made or after an order from the State Depart-' ment at the company’s Holmdel Laboratory. project, was presented to council. The petitioners is filled. He said if the tank ever did o' rflcw. pro­ Thursday. Ills brother, Chester Pardun, corpora­ One of the oldest and best known residents of this ment of Health. He noted the order from tha asked that work be halted anil that another site visions would be made to “ pipe : j overflow tion secretary, testified last month. state could only be issued after a hearing is held area, Mrs. Louis* Farrington, 34 South Amboy Rd., be selected for construction. . away" il it becomes a problem. (continued oil page four) to determine if the toss of service Is causing a I Cheesequake, who celebrated her 103rd birthday last Footings-for the tank were, poured yesterday. health hazard, - ...... Aug. 14; died Sunday, Mar. 23, 1969, in South Amboy The tank which will be about 115 feet high mid Cites Vandalism Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Farrington had been a resident 45 feet in diameter, will be erected on property in Authority Chairman Karl Zokerman reported the rear Mrs, Lida Carroll's home. Malawan Township Zone Body of the Cheesequake section of Madison Township since of the Authority is “being plagued" by vandalism, 1893. She was born in Brooklyn, N. Y. ' A similar tank is being built in the Ryers Lana especially at its Cliffwood sewer plant.; He said area. The tanks, once built, wili maintain pres­ lie was particularly concerned that vandals could I t e l ii g l O U sure in the borough's water system during peak Hears Four Cases A t Session damage delicate treatment equipment and put The annual Community Good Friday Service of use periods. Pressure now drops considerably dur­ the plant out of operation. Steps being considered ing heavy use. , Matawan Township Zoning Doard of Adjust­ Julius Savathy, Valley Dr., Matnwan, to use an to reduce vandalism now are employment of Matawan will b e held in Cross of Glory Lutheran Yesterday, Mrs. Carroll said she was never ment ho«rd four eases lust night involving appli­ 80 {t. by 412 ft. tract adjoining the Mayer Realty night watchmen, installation of electric eyes and Church, Cambridge Dr., Matawan, on Friday, Apr. 4, •’officially" notified that the Borough Council pro­ cations for business uses encumbered with . zon­ office for a commuters parking lot. Mr. Savathy silent alarms connected to pollco headquarters. from 12 o’clock noon until 3 p.m. Participating in this posed to build the tank on the property, which is ing problems. One was acted on and sejU on its told the board his property had been suhjecl to The Authority completed Us reorganization special service will be seven of the local ministers. borough - owned and used for recreation. way to the township council for final action. That convenience parking by all comers over a period for the year by electing Jerome Kaye as vies Councilman Stephenson F.nterllne, chairman was thc application of Anthony Orlando, Eliza* of years, so he was now deciding to yet some­ chairman, and naming Charles J. Kuppcr Inc., of the Water and Sewer Committee, said there is beth, to use two lots on Cliffwood Ave. ol under­ thing out of it by renting to commuters at $7 per Piscataway, consulting engineers and Mrs. Ar­ “ no requirement" In the law for notifying adjacent sized frontage for business purposes und a third month, in that the New York bus steps within 100 lene Lazar, a Strathmore resident, as secretary. Help Starving Biafrans property owners. lot, in a residential zone, in combination with ft. of tho property. He avowed thc free u^O for The voles oil appointments were 3-2. The petition requests that 'construcilon bit stop­ them. Mr. Orlando sought approval for the erec­ (continued on pajje four) (continued on page four) ped and the tank relocated. Tlie petition calls ihe tion of a business building on the undersized lot tower a "ha/.ard and detriment" to area property lo as an office aud house materials and owners. equipment used in his construction business. Ho Mr. Entcrline said the tower must be located also phut* for a store in thc structure to be used L. W. V, ’$ Golden A nniversary on hlRh ground to be useful, lie said the Middle­ by James MuNuney. Cliffwood, foi a barber sex Rd. and Ryers Lane locations are the two shop. highest areas in the hurough, There was im objection to an application by Many Cases Aired Jn Township

In recent court sessions, Municipal Judge Patrtilnwn G. Gary Dickey held Kaymond L. IJo.vd D. Kigali, Malawan Township, has levied Jackson, 317 Malden Dr., Cliffwood Heuch, (or fines and costs In many accident cases. Township leaving the scund ol aa accident, causing an ac­ polico arraigned most of the offenders. The many cident, misuse of pkUes nnd delinquent Inspec­ evidences of careless driving stirred the court’s tion. He w;ts put on thu revoked list in addition to Ire. paying his fines. A driver who caused a rear-end collision hos­ Iho oitieer reported his invsti^utitin slimed pitalizing two persons had to pay Noes ol $125. M r. .laeksun had been driver ol a ear that rum- mod ihe rear oiul of ono operated hy Peter Hnii* liuioklyn, standing; on R' me at Ui\-vr Dr. 1-i'h. S. 1 fiB impact Impelled the llahltas i.ir Area Soldier Is info the ;uim of Jo Ann Ja n in. Mataw:»ii, stand* in*:, waiting to make n left turn oil' the hiuhway. Help Starving Blafrans. Mrs, Morion J. Wall, Temple Helh Ahm Need First Aid Sisterhood social action committee, center, Is shown prcsunlinr; a Vietnam Victim Township first aid men bad to transport Ols'.a check lu Keith (ilOhs, chairman o( ninlra Belief Committee of Student Ilalik.(.», o iuioi iu the Halil..is aulo. ami Lesier Council of Maliuvan Hof’ itina! lllgh School, as Mrs, Jerome I o\. U. S. Army Spre. \ .lohn Uiiued.il, son of Mr. Sliilwt'll, (. Iillwooil He u’li, aft-'r the ciash. Mr, Sisterhood president, rl^'ht, looks on. nnd Mrs, Ttyyvu' Un^t/dai, Un^lishtown Htl., Jaolo.'Mi insHO'd lu? h;ul * » ; * Im: ’.vhr:i u>> one In a society filled with lehel- Kcilli Gross, chairman til the Hl- )ld l.tridf*t\ killed i iui.iy. Mm. *J1, IM!) ca'ne t.> intjtnn’ fur his license und re ^iv.trai)t):i, lf fi I is teenagcis, picketing, riots iifra Relief Conmiiltee of tlia vhile solving in Vietnam. 'Mu* '20 yi'.tr uloro Jteavily un Ch;>il«-:» lliuson, puses, iha Sisterhood ul Tempi™ gituml High School, was invited inti be rotated home nt the end ut May. Julnle-J Lirele, M ataw .iii, fining this {lii\er a.WO ileth Alim was delighted to p«r- to the F’clinmry Sisterho

. Site aaid dm 1). S. l)up.uiment nf M nrijaret (‘oinm an f»l lioule\ ud lOisi, Cliff- sonally (’[invji'Jsi'il the tmiimutii- IlL'tli Ahm. Defense notified the fumily thivt ho was cleclio* Wood Lkavh, Delegates of Ihe I.en^ue of Women Voters nf Malawau, la inoUern drc^s, tire shown In Ihe Stnlu ty nnd sunt out more than 8110 All loniiiumll.v rrhldcnts havo (jilted while working wilh wiring. Palrohnan Wanner pidilueed Hans Krai/., 11 llnusu Itntenda with Mrs. Itohert llolyoa who is reminiscent of Iho orl^lnni wuffraKelles. Pieiured ((oatinued oa pai'e foiti) iotlnu In priiftt.ssifiii.il people iu lieeit urucd by Iho .SI.storlKXid to Mrs. (inynor Ha id Ihey were not tolrl where ho above, left In rl^ht are Mrs, Donato I'untidupo, Mrs. Patrick Di Hello, Mrs. Ilelyou, M tj. Donald as killud, but aho said hiu last letter wus front thu area for contributions to nltl Mippml this most worthwhilo Itun y, president of thn Mntnwan lA'n«ue, and Mrs. Thomas Crane, thu [llafrn Relief Service* Koun- project by tiemllntt tax deductlbltt urn Knnh Hay, Oi l) WAGON FAliM (iov, Hlcluud J, lluKhuu signed a prucluinution Mar. 17 ccmuuumaratlng thn 50th AnntverHHry nf diitliin. coiilrihutions lo Mv. liruns, ^11 Tho 1W6 graduMta of Mudinon Townnhtp lllyh Moweri for Palm Sunday nnd f\.e;lPi\ Minin- thu founding nf (he I.onfitio of Women Voter*. On* hundred nnd twenty JogUhitorw nnd other Mtat* "ft was with /irti,'it prlile In Infiuld l.nnc, Mntnwun. Checks hool would huvu been 21 your:) old oit haster luro roses, n/aluas, Ullo^ hydrane.eus, uuunu; all ofticialsi Jnined Iho Lcafjuo In il» celehrollun. I.aier In tlio dny, tha l.euguo's «ccomplUhnimt(4 uer# our Township ami H'liouj’li youth ItllDllltl hc nitllli! |itlyillile io Uni Sunday. flowering in our new ureunluwu*, Uoutu D[i and cllud In n rnbolutlon Introduced Inlo iho Sonnto by Son. Frank X, MeDermolt. A ilm ilor roiolutlon liml their >' i rn fur thn lesn illnfra Relief Scrvlcw Commit­ lie enlisted In thn Army two years a*;o nnd Laurel Avenue, Iloluulol, fortunnto In ho world” ttot tee. (continued on p »hu fuur) W .1 tp M il A wqi rond \w Iha Ast.ombly. p£/UV Tw& THE MATAWAN JOURNAL,' N. J. Thursday, March 27, 1969 ^

'Activities::; ' T eater freshmw>?:svw?H fey? avniteh!* at ft By Sian YacKvr: icv J.jbe public xo-cu) UJrt. Wt-lie'- SeHcr. president Of ‘The Student Council completnil Dom’PHi1 fee. . . At ; ?>•;:;;* h.W the. uru.viii/i i.on­ orii! Perkins, *«iv!sor ui ■ on Mar. }5>y the jayt.'.'c-s present­ cer n ;.>,ud,^jit use of iiaicot- f-nt - Tep«*h^r 4twricia:iiin. has sn- " i s ticii* wi imr* 'prutlfitis »Jt me ihe Ariifri(HW .Service Club. ed their s V .'t tif t:,t urocn'eds ics and the':n<^'.for dtdi- nounced the appointment of M rs/ . high school do a Saturday in late a>v/ioui)ceJ. that tbai ha^e from the 196* i-'wib-i!.! Ck*“ lo, - .MuWer as ch.Vin.iaii; bf the May. Each ol the club?, clafses.- expressed interest in being ho-T*s Ghj'ia .r .t:.rr - . . . V/ , pv.xd.' '". - . ' nominating committee. **.- sciivitleir in the jctool wi» j for exchange students arc now be­ footbajJ earn* in Palmer On the previous evening, •Ue co set up a boot)) at'rii^nj^- ing interviewed. The French Club, urn. Pr-n-Kr'ii. U> 'J *' hill'V.vinu M rs. Mv»hJ*r bu.? selected t-c J^yc>t.'S hold an orienta­ j^-mber? of her committee: Mrs. eivttl, including the Student itiHilv also advised by Mrs. Perkins, re­ well - deserving organizations: tion meenngljfor prospective new cilr which will b«-in ctiarg't* t I cently vjbjiicu the U.N. headquar- Matawsn 7'Jv.n‘'!)H> F;r::i Aid Floydr'~-VTnc*d. "'■Irs. NTeil mvmhers. ’Mfrrnborship Chafrman Mrs. Ha . s n j j -- ;'~ V -■ j.'j S(iuad, M;»/:awan Borough First V **«■' / ? " ■ ' - . Bill Creencugh has announced Andrew Boyle. •> V' The chairman the cot; \\ “ Bye, Bye Birdie’' the second A’d Squad. Matawan BoroL’j»h that the mvrp.bership rosier now ^ro^'iH U v* of rhp drnma wnrk- Thev W>ti the- £ls!w • Si t i chsrgc- cf ‘he carnival. Eayshore Hospital Auxiliary sj)d stands at b'J, as compan.il with i\honl is now to open on Council Treasure^ V'l* scheduled the Boy Scoufs of Anrerica. Each 48 members ».i June ,i%5. T?t^: : Jtbi-^ne^t meeting. Jaycee Chapier has right k) announced that formal letter* ■ -%■•vS^. with subsequent perfor­ fcilowing new menibe;V-val Fries, Matty Rilkes, Debbie Stem, bers are Maurice ^haw. Gene served his 4Uih anniversary ol On NBC TV Show ... spealrcir, Dr. Joith McKenna, Su- Wemly Green 2 nd Steve Baker, Geldziler, Ed Diilon^i and Mike service with Bell Telephone Lab­ John Piesen, 42 Rordhani Dr., / periniendent of thf Matavv,?n. Re-. kiivine, attended tb i' w e tin * ; ot Ratajc/ak, all of whj>m joined the oratories. An electrics.! engineer* Matawan, will be a panelist on gionai School District. Dr. .Me­ the Monmouth Ctwt% AaxK'ttion W ataw an Jaycees within the past he is a member of the Exchang# the Match Game show at 4 p.m. - Kenna spuKe oji a variety uf pip- « I High School. Student Counc'I? two weeks. • . - M»n4ay «a NBC's Channel «. The Networks Engineering Depart­ » t St. Rose High School in Bet- ■ .Match Game sets teams of three Another orientation meeting is ment at the company’s llolmde! IB M reported- ta tiie* Council the v ia action on quizzing under the ( ' l u h For Seniors. scheduled for Wednesday, Apr. 8, Laboratory. Mr., Kopp and his fwsults et-the pt*tting. . direction of Gene Rayburn, as at 8 p.m. at the Don Quixote Inn, - wife, Cathermfr, moved to Oltl ft was agreed that the problem roaster ot ceremonies. Mr. Pie- Meets Recently Route 34, Matawan. All yuiing Bridge In 1^8 from Richmond tU ilc at the MCAHSSC meeting, sen will be on the- team of three men between the ages, of nnd Hill, Nr.y., ;Wh^re they had lived for 23 ytnla. Tim? Kv»pp* Jiavc iw a-- tbe.subject of nrh’ch was student captained by Soupy Sales, to op­ AfU-r- llir canceiiation or the 25 who are intciested in learning daughters, Mrs. Elleo Lubin and Sa%uU m > vciy iBCtuiing- pose a lean)'ol three captained last few meetings, the Friendship more about ihe Jaycee# are In- Mrs. Barbara Mitchell. fill for Matuw*u>, and its corcIu- by Carol Lawrence. Club, Seniors Citizen? of Marl­ viitd lo attend. . Men* are W » « considered. Mr. Piesen was "invited in" on Jeseph D’Aagelo. Old Bridge, i» ih«w« above being welcomed u a l i a l u r t f Ike Matawan Chapter . boro, met Mar. 19. -V? €)o Saturday, Mar. 2S, the Stu- the panel en the recommenda­ of Toastmasters Inteinatldaal by Janea Danlefsm, presMeot, Tbe greoy ia speasaring the ]Nt "Toast , It was decided to-bake cookies 4 ttit Council will show VWiUie tion of Mike . Weio; Matawan, a and Try’’ membership drive...... ' For Easter for the patients In the Mcltean &nd His Magic .Machine" , feioncr successful panelist on tiie The Toastmasters are a non-pcaftt wganlzatioa dedicated (» the practice aad Improvement A ••Wickatunk and Queen of Carmel : full length. Anil iiv cuU , a chil­ show. Mr.-Pieseij is a sports wri. public speaking techniques. Membera Irarn to shed the tears associated vith ipeaioag before an audi- Nursing Homes, The club also yvill dren** iswvie.; Tl>e movie w<}l- be kef for a metropolitan newspaper enee. The “Toast and Try" program after* potential member* an cppeltvaiiy IB speak before th* group bold a lood sale May 10 to help JERRY'S BROOK FARM •tawrt at 10 m.m. and 1 p.m. In ami is an officer of the S'.ra'.h- before deciding whether or net to jota. ■ ‘ . defray ., expenses ’ of seeding e tfLi, high *chv«i ’iUMiit«r>uni. Rt- more Softball League. jMatawau ToaMmasteta iu««t on the Itrst and third Tuesdays af every aaaik at fc-W p.m. nt the child to camp this-summer. Mag^aUa laa, Roato It, reraen* iateceated ia Joining may call 25t-|gJ(, 7Z7-21W, ar M2-474I...... Mrs. Esposito was wel- IS THE PLACE TO S O FOR , corned as a new member. Jau- ,y y:'-: r».-/v.!." s . "• uary birthdays celebrated were Cliffwood Woman Mis. Marie Frei, Mrs. Oiga Burk- Theme For Girh Scouts )in» Mrs. 1 'bei Jur*af Mrs. E A S T E R Dies In Hospital Amelia;, Brtver and . Mra, Mary Cemet Owners Pogi. February birthdays wK1- Mrs. Anna Gross, 87, of 500 ■ “ T dl lt Like It Is” to the theme Scot^iing is, open to all-girls, from brated were Mrs. Winifred North, Matawan Ave., Cliffwood, died s gigantic HAO-Down, iiome, •eveiij through 17, from all social Mrs. Agnes Kelts and Otto Burk- FLOWERS 1965 . 1966 - 1967 Monday, Mar. 24, 1963, in River-, Arts and>OuU>f'Doors Show, that andjj^onoinic grcnipi and partici- lin. . view Hospital. ' Monmouth Council of Uiri Scouts in the demonstrations and After the business meeting, re­ Wholesale & Retail She was born in Budapest, Hun­ will hold at Convention >la)l, As- sU^oj shows will be girls of alt freshment* were served by Mrs. gary, and had lived in Cliffwood bury Park, on Saturday, Apr. 19, Scouiing levels from Brownies up Helen Lawson and her commit­ for three years. She formerly re­ from 10 a.m. ta 4 p.m., and that through the Jimior, Cudette find tee, Mrs. Clara J->ukoii and Mrs, is exactly what wiii happen when ; tied in North Bergen, wheie she Senior Scout levels. Amelia Bayer. • AZALEAS • TULIPS • MUMS How We Got owned G ro^’ Tavern. She Was a the well ov^r 17,000 adults and communicant of St. Joseph's girls now served by Monmouth Churchi Keyport. She was the Council get involved in “ telling it • HYACINTHS • GERANIUMS widow of John Gross. like it is" in today's Girl Scout­ Surviving are II grandchildren; ing. : ' ' - andrea kuziak • HYDRANGEAS • GARDENIAS A DEAL IS great - grandchildren and three Mr*. Theedore Elder of Mata- SCHOOL OF DANCE great - great - grandchildren. wait, chairman of the 19^9 HAO- • COLEUS • IANTANAS • ULIES Dov'n Committee, has announced : Funeral services will be held . that; 46,000 tickets have been NEW CLASSES STARTING Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Day priii'ed and allocations made lo • CLASSICAL B A I.l.rr « TOE • House Plants * Mixed Garden* • TAP •ACROBATICS • MODERN Funeral Nome, Keypori, snd at the j 42 Council Neighborhoods. . • Fresh Bouquet! FOR Y O U !! $ a.m. a high mass of requiem JAZZ A LADIES CONDITIONING CLASS " > • Mrtt Elder has further announced BEGINNER THRU ADVANCED will be celebrated in St. Joseph’s the | Sub * Committee Chairmen Church. Interment will be ir\ the wording with her since the “ Let’s Woodbroolt Drive & Highway 34, Maiawan COR. CLARK ST. & HIGHWAY 35 f Buyers' are wailing for your Cemetery of the Madonna, Fort G ctr^m fied” iui'cting fail, - Lee. - .. ■ ■. i'/4 fniio touth ol Mfflthm or* LaociJ • H A Z L E T 264-2613 are;/Mrs. Warren Messerschmidf, Phon* 583-1444 Cemet. IlV w ortk $100 more awan, tickets; Mrs. Arthur Kr'jiTsm, Wall, nurst-j Mrs, E.W. at Irwin’s • Limann, l.inoroft, information EUCTR0LYSIS bw th; Mrs. 1.. E . Jacobus, Fair- . UNWANTED HAH y;,ew, boarci of directors display . THE FINEST LAWNS ARE AUTO-LAWNS PtRMANENTLY REMOVED, Urea; Mrs, W. Frey, Long Branch, stage productions; War- ID lA flK I LINCOLN SYLVIA MYERS. R. N. Tcn Messerschmidt, Matawan, traffic control; Mrs. Richard I If W IW MERCURY Electrologitt = Worehead, M«tawan, equipment Member cf . i agency display and publicity; &T. 9 A 33, FREEHOLD CIRCLE Electrologiiti Ann. o* N. J, 1 Miss Elizabeth Armington, Lin- FREE COMSULTATION FREEHOLD, N. J. 101 IVY WAY, MATAWAN eroft, liaison between Scouts and BY APPOINTMENT Convention Hall; Mrs. Kenneth ' • 4M-I8I8 566-8697 Daniels, Matawan, secretary; Mrs, William Windrow, Hazlet, setup, and George Dunn of Umg Brunch, advisor. ; . 'there will be B6 demonstration years from now... areas and nine Mage shows. Girl Officers Named' will you have a real At Meeting

Mrs. Ralph .Scarborough, presi­ dent of the Past Presidents Club of the Guadalcanal Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wais Post 4745, appointed two officers at the meeting K»kl in ihe Post or just "chicken feed?" Home on Cliffwood Ave. Mrs. John Williams was named lehabilitiUior. chairman and M:fl. Harry Kern, publicity chairman. Several membera reported on the thank-you nates they had received from the boys in Vietnam who had been the recipients of 325- Christmns cards sent by the or­ Auto-Lawn INTRODUCTORY OFFER SOIL ANALYSIS ganization. Mrs, hene Meehan All bwns Are had been chairniun of this proj­ COMPLETE . . . ONLY SEED 50% MERION ect. DIFFERENT! ( I lb. p«r 1.000 «q. ft.) Tentative plans Mere made for FERTILIZE 45-0-0 ihe second annual spaghetti din­ Only Auto-Lawn FERTILIZE 20-10-10 ner to bt held in October. 9 5 POWER AERATE Holmdel Schools CUSTOM BLENDS POWER ROLL SPOT WEED ■4ivT Open On Apr. 26 To Your Lawn Conditions CONTROL For up fa 4,COO24 t* 30-10-10 Conti cl approved tue Suturdfly ichooi F*»tilii* ?0 10-10 - Vungut ICf-0 Sq. ft. Pm Y«*r Army Wotm Control day by an to I vote. Only Al­ {4.000 iq It. minimum) Fungut Control Powor A*r*to i'< Pow>nr A«rA<« roH'lljh 45 0 0 bert E, Spencer jr., who couldn’t Pr;c* Intli.Hui All 4 Svivico: Feitiliifc 45 0 0 fov/iij Kell F.ftri;,* jh ur r*rtillxo 38 UF Powor Holl seem lo yri used to school on I Sol Snhirdny, voted fltffiinst the rec- CniinciKlalinii. AUTOMATIC CAIL BACKS DF.TWf-FN FACH SlftVICE NO ADDITIONAL CHAR6I. Ami Snturday, Apr. 2ti, wrn*l 24 HRS. A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK be a total los^ t(i < ither studentH FOR FREE ESTIMATE AND LA W N EVALUATION - or trmheip. Srliool >\ill ir.fel Only a half-ilay - ihe minimum iMviWiiry lo comply ttilli utate M A T A W A N - IAKERIDGE law, Mi. f i i ’.spy f’*H(l.

IN AI’PKM IAII.JN ! wish U) ihimk tl mv Itlfihls, 566-0606 aeip.libf.rv .nul rclaim •. tor I'-ml-i, irntsH i.ih N and lloweis sent !o mu vvliilo I Wiis a Mirj’i i .>1 paiieid lmJuiJti.il And lniMii*ir.it,i| lnr|tnr'ni Invlt'id, nt Hlvrrview Jlnspihil f»'i four LEE BOGART Dralerihipi And tinlnl.. "LAWN DOCTOR" John V. 11/1 i.... •/ Thursday, March "27, I%9 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, IM. J. _«,,A

Cobb To Retfra Annual Service Project For Pupils Mark Federation Night On Good Friday FOR EASTER .. . . » . ■ Yli£ 3 C:i:b cf fGurersca Mr,s. Charles Hemhit-f*ier ■ nnd The’ annual Comxnuniiv Good ; Bacbijr ' vifeisijrsiled Feiferut&h- M'fl- -Joseph De£rin. i 1 Frtfay Semite of Mawjraa wiU. ’ BUY : Kigtjt iss )\Sar„ 17 with Mrsl ¥<:.’• Chorus ni^rT’^t-rv add H ar­ be h^ld if* O'us.-* of GSo v t h Jam Sleri&m, pi evident, preikV old Yroom, Mrs. .HaroltS-Zuiiuf. eran Church, Cambridge Dr., Jiig. • Mrs. R ; :‘ ird Oldesiburg1 and Mrs. u ibe program "A Folk Festival" M.uywiin, no Friday, Apr, 4, Jre.rar Eu£Se<\ W c sjuia veze i:l«! per- 12 n’rUw'tf Gyon J. J’j j * Ttuir by, tiss *1*5;" de­ partment, directed by the chair- ticipating in this soecial service r r .z -r.- V* e Howe Pyri'y,.. PorticLpaUng In the program- Second Baptist;, the Rev, P a u l' wew club member*, tittle Wom­ Jackson, First fJapt;st.; the Rev. en, merohers and , special enter­ Chester Galloway, First Presby­ tain inert from the Leceva Musio terian; the Rev, Donald PSvll’ns, School in Matawan.. , B, Pheasant First United Methodist; the Rev. The program was as follows: A furewpf! party was giveri Mar. O. G. Goodman! St. , Jam*^ . ‘Tell It on the Mountain.” Rob­ 15 iu hnnor of Knbbv Pb^sani. A.M .E.; the Rev. Carroll Hall, In Sahner and chorus* ‘'Tie Last Morgai-vilic, at hfs home* He left Trinity Episconal, aiid the. Rev„. Thin? on My Mind," Mrs. Ber­ recently to serve Jn the Armed Arthur Ebischbach, Cross of nard Fleming; “Very Last Day,” Forccs, Giory Lutheran. ; Mrs. Bernard Fleming, Mrs. Al- Pianists from three of the Attend«n»? were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gillespie and Henrietta Van Prsag, pupils of tha second KUSSELL C. COM (fed Slorer and Mrs. William George Pheasant sr., Mr. and churches will assist with the tnus- grade at Strathmore Elementary School, Matawan, hold stax fish " - Matthews; “ Blowin’ in the Wind.'.' Mrs. Heor^e Phpf»sant _ jr., Mrv ic; Judith Zug, First Baptist; *■; Kuaetl C. Cobb, M High St., Ia Iron! of showcase representing four weeks of study and research Recorder band. Guitar band and *nd Mra. Robert Hartman, Mr. Nancy Wright, First Presbyter­ MwguvWe,- MsrlboroTgwathip, Carol Castellano 0 1 the bells; and Mrs. Vinqenf M**s. ian; Fred Bopp jr., First United about “Our Chaoging Earth/' It is a capsule version, of a scienco will retire Monday as an ero- “ Talkin' Candy Bar aiu»a,” Wit- Helen Henning, Mr, and Mrs. Ir* Methodist. Soloists from the sev­ workshop conducted in the classroom la which both parents and other ftore* of Jfriey Cwtiml. Power Ham Matthews: . “The Times Thev ■ en participating churches will students participated. During the course the class eotered an imagi- ....* Usht Comp»»y. Ht i* a Mitch­ vinj* Christiansen, Mr. and M^s. . Are A Changln',” and “Trilogy,’* sing during each of the Seven aary time machine, and working in three basic groups, unfolded tbe ... fceerd. operator. la the W »u»r Tony Spanola, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robia Sahner and Mary Shav­ ' Geaenliag SUtioe. South Ajaboy. Giebet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jes* Last Words. , > •pic ol this planet front the era of pre-life to the emergence of simpia er; ‘'Change*,- Robin Sahner, ien, Mr. fand Mrs. John Gustav** •Jtr. CoU) Jetaed 4 Di. S IG B S M O m i GREENHOUSES A Vinii.m and I lu* Mnrj'.'mvillp 1 17 W. FRONT ST. KSYPORT, NJ. 'd 'd s ? ! LLOYD RD. — MATAW AN J h -;i Aul Sqtii.d lor ail tla-ir iu I j ► STORE HOURS: DAILY 9:30 - li.'.O -- FRIDAY 'Til. 9 .) U»s o/iJV . ; Ps c j Fsm? THE MATAWAN Thursday, March 27, I9^~ Suggestiom . W inner ®|e JHaiafoan Journal Township

J. iWABKi. BROWN, PUBLISHES: Two incrts-si the o ri^n a i. 12 ir; f.be. M arch I&65 h tfo n i .they ijprfcrtwk to sr;jrt ir'r, M r. . si:s?Attti3>2EO . "■■■ : ' &uit znf.tizcrf. by Obs Mu;v,chjs<>r«,-. Trcna>n, ior ii1) ?jr» uiufct ior: pj,V/<;uct<. . ; Tr.rphwie 5^6-lHin ; 3#e<; for injuiic-i he h^^,. vvcck.^ir-un . j+cJoftlrw U; Hurnhie, * he. 'j'-ic.nijnncs. n- ' «'-vcr vudrsi*- Ou ■Oyttmk’d A'-frr \n& ( Avr«> N J . J3'i B /t O W N 'F 'J IiL iS ill^ G a KD i'iUNTING COMPANY . May i.!f 196$ were'Ie;t oul Mpfiday. Mr-.Myrchi^R. ynt! O.a^C^; t);",Matnwan Township Utiiirins • Sv m fl'w i Siruwn; • w ir c r -<3«raiame V. Ertnicr, A-wociatfi c a iw r employee W 'C X Pardon,' MiHtowrj, ;i* the_ • thorny, ’.vhu had ordered tlie «?**ers pur. in, and . . T. >t!?C?n,ny. Managing Kflitar - • tjj7ie:; ^ r :#*fl. tafc at • Chajles1.;. .NcW Majfhet, ihe eng*/ie5r_in ! .Ji^JESull 3i> a Ci2‘.ir.“4)di/6f- "O f t.he peon'te by r*« pfopio.'- tf.iii-i, r f i t j r iT iC lil •charge of the job' ioc-t.He-. utjiifies a«?honry. ’m e for Jt» aim is to.s»trve tne be»>t of Wab'ian .yi3 *fc»» fn« .jKA. tncriailot! vfftrridanlS «*cic uitoj Wiruirtg tne r aruuil fiii'j't viciniij'; to prcitviji cii -ii ftc'ric'.vs 'c f Cie irttk VrAcr-’H-.t s>i*6- •*'- j'TSni-Jn'-o ' .j .fac* in r« «Jean, ,aan«, coniervatiyj manner, respocttnjr the inalienable right* Oil the May l i date sn expUskj.n c-ccurt'til in made a third party dffenda>7t. «f cur afld tfu/rcby making Ur»« mam being put dowa oii Cli/fwood Ave. Mr. ■ “Second-ciaas toswge Paul ai Malawan. N*v< Jersey.** . Murchison waa taken to ‘Perth Amboy General ^ EKBponsittlilty £oc typogcjiphitnl. error* ia . U#iUed to th« coot »[ Sh* Hospital by township first aid roen for emergency space occupied by suefi ertor. ' UWtmcnt, then the plaintiff was transferred to Found Guilty Of 1 ■ •• - ! • ■ - ■ ■ ' Hamilton Hospital where. b<; spent the better part Subscription rales payable In advance •WT'OMAL NEWSPAPER of % yea r in medication for his injuries. i: : * Senti to 14» Twain St.; Matawan and James Burtew, Cliff­ . !: Matawan, N. J. 07747 wood, were the defendants let out Monday. ftmPnm Manslaughter One Yen; (wlUiin jtaU) 9150 SUSTAINING those previously let out were American Oil I b f B Three. Month* ...... 11.50 MIMKI — 15S9 Co.; their operator at Route 35 and Amboy Rd. £i* at the time, Sam Guisti, Cliffwood; the owner of Mrs. Virginia Powell, Robertsvitle- Rd., Marl­ One Year (outside state) ...... 95.00 boro Township, was found guilty of manslaugh­ the land on which the Amoco station stood, Frank Marz, Matawan; thc Sun;Oft'''Co., and the operator ter in the death of her husband, Janies, by a ju­ THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 of the Sunoco station, at the northwest comer of ry of 11 men and one woman who deliberated Route 35 and Cliffwood Ave., Thomas Regan, Key- three and a half hours. Closing The Generation Gap port,' It was noted Mr. Eurlew's premises were the Mrs. Powell showed no emotion as thc jury same 700 ft away1 from tJie site of the explosion foreman read the verdict. The jury was charged In the depression years of the early and middle as were the stations of Mr. Guisti and-. Mr. Regan, with determining whether the mother of eight • Judge Crahay refused' to let out Humble Oil &. was, guilty or innocent uf, first degree murder, '.1930’s, a college education was a privilege, often reserv­ second degree murder, or manslaughter. ed for those with the stamina to work and go to school Refining Co., as Mr.: Burlev/s -senri.cing supplier of gasoline, m that Humble had been identified as Monmouth. County Court Judge M. Raymond t t the same time. It is exceedingly difficult for people replacing tanks that had been leaking gasoline in McGowan set Apr. 25 for sentencing. Thc defend­ cf that generation to view with a great deal of tolerance, ant could receive a maximum of 10 years in pris­ Mrs. Marguerite Fox. a teller at Ihe Parkway Interchange Branch Office of l*ceplea National BagJ^y the riots and vandalism that are making a shambles or on under a manslaughter cunvieiion. iei^l'm li $25 M viiip uuiHj ii u,n lliiiiilu saCUtiVC '.'ICS presiiait. Cf::?fJ5,:: *CT- college campuses today, a condition that seems to go The verdict climaxed two days of testimony winning suggestion foe devising area pnmetiona. Mrs. Fox compiled a mailing list of area residents along with the assumption that higher ’education is an Many €ases and summation and: legal instruction to the jury aod sent invitations lo come in and see whai FNB offer* ita customers. The banJt initialed the PNB inalienable right. < How inalienable this right remains (continued from page one) at Freehold. Incentive Award Program last month. At tha end ef the year, one ef tbe 12 monthly winners will be may. depend on the course of inflation. Bex PI., Matawan. a driver of a third car in line, Mrs. Powell was accused of killing her hns- awarded un evening out in New York City^ ...... , — , . and pctiic'Wood, Si, Idicbrgok Laiic, a pedestrian, band at their home with a. shotgun. Slit; contend­ ■ . The cost of going to school is soaring... and education, as witnesses to ' the ^happening.. Mrs. Cnrnmnn ed Ihey had quarreled, she locked him out of tlie Is among all the other fine social goals threatened by was attended by township first aid men for her house erter he threatened to kill her, and when p ^ J^oi* teiih* US the declining value of the dollar. For example in Oregon, injuries. . he tried lo force his way into the house the shot­ the State Board of Higher Education; has revised up­ .:•■ - : ' QtbeilCases. .'...... gun she was bolding for j>rotection ‘‘weni .off," Service Suiulay Letters' To The F-ilitor ward the cost estimates of building projects proposed in Hdward H. Crotchfelt, B^lford, paid $1.5 and Assistant County Prosecutor Solomon Laut- 1SK>7* Rising construction costs caused the board to boost $5 costs for running: out, of- Ccr^rd Aye. across man told, the jjjry. the1 shot; ended a continuing Fred W. Korknhaus, 82, for battle between the two. He asked for a verdict of Us ■ recommended outlay by hundreds o i thousands of Lower Main St., crashing ihiough a wire fence, many years a member of the To -the Editor, . ■: ■ . ■ ■ ■ 1 hope that this explanation guilty of second degree murder contending „the , • dollars in the space of one yeai\ and eventually these sinking a tree and bitting a parked car1 belong­ Marawaji Township Board of Kd* Normally the June party jiri- give*/ihe local voter a elevj»vr additional outlays will , be reflected in liijihet' tuition fees ing lo Herbert Hendley, Long Branch. A N. J. defendant intended to; harm her husband. ., ucalion, passed, away early this mary for local candidates is nut understanding of the primary sj‘V Mr.- Lautman said. that whiie Mrs. Powell pro­ morning ai ‘ Monmouth Medical Highway Authority sign was also knocked over, the contest il is really designed teni. ' : arid1 other costs oi going to college. ■ . fessed she was defending herself, "she doesn't Center. He was a lifelong resi­ according to Sgt. Zon Macon jr., who investigat­ to be and the winners are known warn him or try to. frighten him off with the gun dent of Cliffwood. As an independent Republican l; Present day affluence may partially explain the ed- - - : ..... , . before anyone goes to the polls. . . . Instead of that she gets the gun and advances Mr. Kortenhaus wa.s the son of Councilman candidate in this generation gap we hear so much' about. But, rising costs , Four persons were hospitalized Feb. 19 when Because this year's Republican year's Republican Primary, 1 of inflation may help close tlie gap ts young people be-, to thc door, not moving away frightened, but the late August and June (Saks) the vehicles in which they were riding collided. KrtrtAnhoMc; He v/as a. charter: primary promises to give the vo­ strongly feel that the strength ■■••gut iu-learn ihat a college education is.something to be Patrolman William Cauider brougnt in Anihouy ter more than the hand - pickcd Mr. Lautman continued, "She wasn’t in immi- member and first president of and make-up o! the local Repub­ respected,, treasured and earned, not taken for granted. Br&dzenski, Sayreville. as driver ot a dump truck choices of a few local party lead­ lican Party should flow directly jient danger of anything, This was the same type the Cliffwood Volunteer Fire Co. which ,was moving, through the passing lane ers, 1 thought it would, be of somt Of 'I'm going to kill you' she's heard lor 20 years!" He was employed, as an account­ from th* voters at. large. That northbound on Route 35 when the driver sudden­ value to describe the primary William J. Geariy, deputy pnhlir! defender, for ant for 47 years by the Public is wny i good Republican cun ly saw another vehicle appear in front of him. He sysLein., and possibly clear up Chamber WarnsPublic On Monmouth County representing Mrs. Powell, Service : Electric & (ia* Co. He test this year wiii be a Healthy applied his brakes, Mr. Bradzenski told the cffi- was married tu the late Mrs. miruwier'tunriings that do exist. \ 1 ’ * « ‘ ‘ f- gave the jury a -different , picture in his summit- ■ change 'for Matawaii Soroitgh't:-, ceiS only to have the car skid over into the. south-, Sarah (Memzer) Korienhaus. botti major parties wdl have Republican Party. 1 feel pri­ . tion. ■ . ' ' - . a bound lane where collision occurred. - He is survived by two datigh-- their primary at the same time, mary Contest is1 thi. basis for; chr; ; : He said Mr. Powell had beaten Mrs. Powell Free Vacation Prom otions ters, Mrs. Jane Frew, San Diego, and though they are conducted , Tbe driver of the car, "nit In the -southbound repeatedly and the night of the shooting she un­ ■ (ai|iln^''.lo«ai -leiMterMlp‘^^;J«ititt..f'' Calif., and M rs” Caroiyix. Nau, in the same wny, they are com­ The Matawan Chamber of Com- taid NBBB, ,rthcy are not spends- lane, Irwin B. Clark and his wife, Margaret, 237 derwent “a cruel and violent beating. be more responsive lo the cico Cliffwood; a brother, Charles, pletely separate elections. For th* ^Bierce advised residents today to bie u dollai* but only ai small Furman Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, and John J , De­ Mr. Gcany stressed io the jury that Mrs. torat* because it will have bee* vine and his wife Linda, Carteret, riders in the Matawan; and a sister, Mrs Adc- sake of. clarity, . and because of the electorate who picked th^pi , be;wary ot promotions lor certifi- discounts on paid admiss:ons to Powell didn’t remember whether she aimed the laide Kramer, Miumi; seven truck, were all taken to Perth Amboy General my involvement, I shall discuss as candidates and not local . Cates (hat promise a “ free vaca- attraction^ or on the purchase of gun and pulled the trigger. He said she' remem­ grandchildren and three great­ Hospital for treatment by township first aid meD. the primary system as it effects leaders themselves. ' ttoit,’’ usually la Florida. A typi- certain goods and services." . bered "the gun went off.” grandchildren. . Patrolman CuuMer produced Mr. arid Mrs. Mar­ the Republican Primary. tat. promotion, it was explained NBBB advises recipients of cer­ Funeral ijt'rvice will he held .' : (Signed)'> •;? •. ;{■!.*: tin E . Hughes. Red Bank, and Peter Chiek, South First of alt, our Republican h y M r*. Peggy Peter*. executiv* tificate offers to read; all the fine Sunday gt 1;30 p.m. at Bedle Donald T. Day .. 1 ' Amboy, as witnesses. M r. Bradzehski was fined director of the Chamber; notifies' print and;make sure they under-, Matawan Township Funeral Hotil'!, Matawan, with Primary needs candidates for tlM $15 and’$5 costs. two available Council seats -as -a-a recipient “Congratulation*- •ws.nd'tfefc.'snanyi tscsas, conditiong- the Rev. Donald Phillips, pastor To the Editor, '.. ; (continued Irom page one) ‘ ' 1 You’ve won second prize. . ." Other Driver O f ..the, Fir?t United Methodist. well as the Mayor’s c h a ir.lf you and qualifications. parking of his lot has put the burden of a clean* , , _ • . . The following poem. : written • To obtain tlie prize, which is a A call, from the emergency room tit St.' Pet­ Church, Matawan, officiating.. feel you are Republican.. .oriented ... fc s; Arm£ ^ 4 Charles up man on the premises for nothing. certificate providing a “ free va- er's Hospital, New Brunswick, Sept. id identified Burial in charR e o f the Bedie Fu­ and you have no voted in a Pr,s E.. Little, 'of Matawan, was P - Beatrice U. Cardin; a patient' there, us the other, Tho objectors wire Oxfrud Lane residents, neral Home, will be in Rosehill mary as a declared Democrat ’ r . c a tte ’’ the ‘‘wiimc;” roust pay File Suit Foi* lished recently in the Pacific driver in a collision at Lloyd Rd. and Clark St. James Allen, Leverett Campbell and Hu^h Cemetery, M atsw an.: since 1966, you are eligible to roii 5I2Vto $13. , Stars & Snipes. . • . that also put Salvatore Wright, '3 Cresci" Blvd., Campbell. Hugh Campbell opposed the whole set* : ip * National Better Business Access To Bridge in this year's Republican pri­ H a ile t,,i n ' Monmouth Medical Center. Hearing up advanced by Mr. Savathy-as totally impracti* Just thinking Bureau, with whlcli the Chamber Committee For mary...... ' 7" Monmonth County has filed a Was delayed in this accident to ascertain its ex­ caV unless the parking tract be paved. He called \ou.know last night while stand­ b -jtfflliated through membership, If you are serious about run­ Superior Court suit and a declara­ act location at the point where Keyport, Hazlet it “ a quagmire, right now.’* Decision was reserv­ Ing guard 1 thought I’d write a ■-.gays', the fee tskss ilie vacat:on ning, you need not wait to be ed. Auxiliary Unit puein, cut Of the free category. Further, tion of taking against Matawaa and Matawan Township all come together. Pa­ asked by anyone. You simply get Foursome Inc., a corporation trolman Clifford Martin jr. signed complaint To House Equipment ■ the certificate ilues not provide Mrs. Orville Reynolds, presi­ a petition from Matawan Borough And tell it like it really is to all which owns property needed for wfcen this was clearly indicated. However, Judge -Dominick Mar.zo sought a use permit to erect the usual features of a vacation, dent of the Ladies Auxiliary of Hall on which you must obtain ut thc folks buck home. the construction of a bridge on Elgart suspended a (15 fine and $5 costs oil this a 65 ft. by SO ft. cement block building on his 325 guch^uu the cost of transportu- the Matawan American Legion least 25 Borough voter signatures You folks read all the papers Little St. in Mutawan Borough. ft. by 200 ft. land at his place of residence on tion. -'ineats, beverages, tip*, out- question, of true jurisdiction. Host 176. named a nominating (again * any voter who has not and watch the TV shows* Charles St. in WoodfieMs. Mr. Manzo said he need­ aiiie tuleriaiunient, teiephuue antV>ino»er’s method of opcin- toning was residential but business had worked ment of a condemnation commit- W illiam A; Luckey, Asbury Park, was tined $15 The local Auxiliary will enter­ cipient. If your petition was ex­ At home you walk down, side­ tlons it to setup a.booth in a ie- its way in and they wanted a redesign of the zon­ sion to fix compensation. The $11,­ and $5 costs for hitting the rear of a standing au­ tain thc Monmouth County Amerl- ecuted properly you are then of* walks, or in a crowded m n1’, tiiil slorei.'shopping'centeri. tit.ile ing plan for the area. Joseph Altier, Matawan, the 000 was filed with the Superior to operated by llelma A. Dorn, 5 Bechstein Dr., can Legion Auxiliary Friday, Apr. ficially a Primary candidate for But here, brush on our jungle aliow or fair, and Invite the pub- board's attorney, then addressed the planning Court clerk with the declaration Matawan, Feb, M. A complaint the defendant 11, at 8 p.m. in the Legiorf Hall, Mayor or Councilman and your trails is so thick we have to Mc-'tor register to win a ptize. board a letter about the situation. of taking. Brian T. Kennedy, Eel- signed against Mrs. Dorn for not having a signal Main St.. Matawan. A Country name will appear on the ballot crawl. "SoinMimes,'’ said NBBB, “an Ralph Mocci, 299 Washington St., Keyport, wai mar, filed suit on behalf of tha flashing was dismissed. Patrolman Pricci- Store will be conducted by the for the June 3 election. Back stateside you have bridges attuu! vacation is awarded to one fn for a third try at getting a variance to house county. ; .. •' . ante investigated. Jeffery M. Weisenberger, 12 County Auxiliary. Also on the local level we have built, to go across a river. or two;-registrants.' But the vast office furniture hc sells by the erection of a store­ Linda Circle. Matawan, was fined IIS and $5 costs The next regular meeting of the annual primary elections lor But here in Nam we walk sight majorily of the others u re notiiicci house tm the 60 ft. by 100 lt. property at his home- b r inattentive driving in that he turned left in tha local auxiliary will be held Mon­ County Committeemen and Cum- ln( and when It's cold we shiv­ Ihey h,iv« ‘.\o.t sccond prae.*” . Two Bovs Bitten; iitc that is in the township. Hc, too, claimed * path of the auto of Jay Duncan, Long Branch, day, Apr. 14, at 8 p.m. at Mrs. mitteewomen. There is ona Re­ er. : Besides the certificate fee, a non-conforming use in that he had lived at the sit* causing a crash. The summon* was issued by Connenworth'a home. publican Committeeman and You’ve got air conditioners Humber of terms nnd conditions Dog Impounded 12 years, before zoning was adopted in 1961. De* S(t. Ralph Medolla. Committeewoman from each of there, to cool your shop or must be met by the user before Cision waa reserved. our seven districts In the Bor­ den, the hotel or motel will validate Matawan Police reported that William F. Traintor, Rumson, was fined for Mrs. Ethel Kaplan, 7 Space Lane, Strathmore, Narcotics Found a dog attacked a group of school ough, or 14 people in all. These But over here it's so damn hoi, ■ it. If the certificate i« used diir- hitting t.ie standing auto of Joseph Zweidlnger, applied to get a 18 ft. by 20 ft. addition to her rcsi^ children waiting fpr a school bu* people are the official backbone we think it'* hell we're in. ^ ing tha winter season, the holder 11 Salem PI., Cliffwood. on Route JS. Other* fin­ dence, a two-story house on an irregular shaped On Erratic Driver at 11:30 a.m. at Unioa St. and of the local political party, li Is At hom« you take your '.vifc-v—> m ust [w’y « .• ia l l daily chm-Rc. ed In accident cases were Howard J. Schmarbur- corner lot. She claimed the peculiar shape of tha Daniel Dr. Tuesday and bit two For driving erratically on Route important to remember that thia girl, go out and dance all Whfrt a promotion of this type ek, 33 Wayside Dr., Cliffwood Beach, charged by let constituted a hardship, that she could not lo* Ift-yccr-old boys. Police, called to 35 while under the influence of Committee cannot legally back or night. Is tk d .fa with a.Florida leal es­ Patrolman William Andrews; Andrew H. Dolan cate the addition without incurring a setback vio­ the scene, captured tha dog and narcotics, in the opinion of Hazbt work for any candidate before the But over here, we stand our tate developer, a t a number of H I. U Atlantic St.. Keyport, summoned by Sgt. lation, even though she had proper square foot­ tha animal has been Impounded. Township Police officers who primary election, but they are le­ guard, sometimes even stiff them are, certificate users must Medolla Jan. 12. Autoists getting contempt finea age. She claimed that she had had no leas than Youngsters bitten were Christo­ stopped them. John E. How’ard, gally committed to work for and with fright. ; attend promotional activities aim­ for not showing up were James Fox, 212 Seeley five builders try to put the addition on so that a pher Murray, IS Mohawk Dr., 23, of Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, back the winners of their party’s Have you ever looked around ed nt \iclling lots. This kini! of Ave., Keansburg; Eugene Ramayszyn, Somer­ Violation would not result, but all decided she brought home hy police and Al­ and Roger G. Percy. 20, of Mata­ primary. and seen the many things 1 requirement seldom is stated in set, summoned by Patrolman Cauider for squeal­ beit Kosenkranz, 31 Daniel Dr., Heeded a variance. wan Terr. ApartmenLs, Matawtn, you've got? • ing tires on Cliffwood Ave, Normally these people run un­ the advertising or promotional The board rejected the application of Ezekiel were arrested. The off’ecry Sgt. Or once stopped to think obout who was treated by a physician contested in cach year's primary. literature. - for a bite on tlie upper right Azry, 25 Deborah Lane, to put an extension on the Hdward Schramm ana Patrolmen the many things we've net. Again, If you foci that you would Other certificates do not require' arm, rear of his house in violation of a 25 ft. rear yard Donald Ruehle and John Sullivan, You have cold beer and water, like to represent your election participation in real estate pro­ Utility Board setback restriction. Thc board found thc back uncovered marijuana and heroin, you have hot meal., to cat. " Police identified the owner of district as n KepuMican Commit­ motion,, blit the holders of cei tifi-, the dog ns. Nicholas Portalegna, (continued from page one) yards in that section of Strathmore were so small, in the car. The incident occurrcd Any one^if those to us, w o u ^ ^ cates usually are invited on more 12:52 p.m. yesterday. teeman or formnitteewnman, you ..Sutton Dr. lie told police the clog Thc group authorized the consulting engineer no encroachnu-nt could he allowed on ihnn. really be n treat. don't have to obtain the “ nod'* thim one. occasion (o take pnrt. •slipped away from his wife who to draft plans and specifications for new aeration Anthony Giassi, Cliffwood, was fciven approval Both were taken to Freehold And everyday you take a walk from the Party, but you must fal­ Severn); certificate companies was ill. Police Chief John Molna to erect houses on two lots on Wnodmere Dr., hav* where Howard was lodged in the down life's easy path. towers at the ,r>trnthmoro water plant. low the same procedure I have state tljey give "winners" a tmuk urj’i'd all owners to ke^-p dost.? ing the proper square footage but lacking 10 ft. county jail when he was unable But I'll bet you've never had to The authority reported It is considering pur­ outlined for a Council seal. How­ .of “ vacation dollarr.. However," fium running at large. of meeting the 50 ft. by iOO ft. depth rcfjiiiiemem. to post XfiOill) bail. Perry was let ro, a month without a bafh. chase of a hydraulic sewer cleaning truck to fa­ ever, this lime you need only 10 go when he catnc up with $500 To you a bath is water, hot cilitate opening biocLed sewers. Thc authority ball. signatures of voters, but once inouph to make it steam. : said tho cost will probably ho $15,000 to $17,000. again, they cannot have voted as To us it’s nothing more, than a . P-TA Gift Presented Tlii? device is needed to rK m out sewers, a job Jury Probe a declared Drnu-ernt since I960. Icuch-infestcd stream. 1 now done by n rpdOer, which is often ineffective. (continued fmm p;i<*r* one) Arts Center They must be voters within your You have no douht been scared , lhe report on thn truck was prompted hy a Thn other witw*s?;es Thursday were Milton C. district. The prinied prinm y ha! Free To Pupils enough, In think tht* cruj was : conn>lalnt from n .Strathmore resident who re­ Godwin, a C’liffwood Ueaih resident described by lots for each district will show Mr. Keupcr as "an interested dti/.oii;” Dominick near. cently had the sewers back up Into his homo The Garden State Aits Center only those candidates who arts Manzo, a contractor who submitted nn unsuc> But I'll bet vt'u’v* not bad twice. said recently It was uccepting running for tho Committee posts cessful bid for the joh, and Sigmund V'. Kowals­ live, a whole year in total fear. (ree-nd m is s ion reservations from within that district, ki, fl former Malawan Township Councilman and You folks luive got it e a s y 'orn* New Jersey high school groups Thc Republican Committee peo­ ft member uf the Utilities Authority in lf)R*t. pared, to us across tho sea. Area Soldier for .six spceml Young People's ple elected by tlie voters in each Tho investigation was initiated on complaints Hut ail anv soldier asks of von, Concerts there during classroom district will then meet with all (continued from page one) filed by unidenlifit-d complainants with lhe state Is, "Plense remember me.“ hours in May. the other eleit'd Committeemen had another year to servo on his term, his sister nttorney general. Thry were referred to Mr. Spec, 1 C|i:ir'--, 1\ M ule The oix nro among .10 con­ and Commlttecwomen n week af­ mid. Keuper for investigation. Mongoose Uravo Other survivors nre a maternal grandfather, certs scheduled at thu Arts Ten­ ter the June 3 primary. They 1st lln. Mh Air fnv. Albert Trelandshel of Norway; a sister, Miss ter for cli>mentr»ry and high then choose from their group of APO San Francisco 9(M!)0 Solvelg EnRCdtil, at home, and two brolherg, Bus Service Hearing school students on a tin-cost has* 1*1, or perhaps someone outside Raymond, at home, nnd Marine I.nnce Cpl. Am * ts under Its pre-summer aenson their group, a person whom they .Tnrnrp F, Maher, chairman of Matawan Town­ Found Innocent Kngedal, stationed in liuania" -mu Boy, Cuba. ri‘n{:ram of rul»Mral nrtiviti'v: >«fi'*td liie M mu the Me,'i| Re­ ship Transportation Committee, announced that a The Bedle l-'unernl Home, : Main St., Mam- for the youth of New Jersey publican Parly for a year. This Finil Kirelmiayr, Andover second public meeting will hc held tonight at 8:15 wan, will 1)» In charge of arran nnls, The six nunnin^ and aflemonn person is called the “ Republican Mafawitu, was found In nocen t^' p.m. nt Matawan Township Hall, Arrangements shows, planned fnr youngsters MinuHprd Chairman.H 'lhis Com' Tuesday of a charge of possess­ have been made, he said, to have K.ll. Kul). man­ fiom school grades f) through 12, miltee will now rpn local party ing a stolen car A jury before Spring Reccss ager of Public S m in * (Voidhmlcri Western 1)1* include the five Young Con­ affair* until lhe next primary Monmouth Cminiy Cnurl Judge vision present lo answer qiie.stinns and discuss cert Artists on Friday, May fl election. Paliiek .1. Met.iami reiiimed tho The Superintendent's Office of the Mnltiuim commuter complaints conceming bus service to lhe Mailowcs, duo pianists of TV As to the voter, he has hi-rved verdict nftcr n two • day I rial. Mrs. George Albrecht la shown ahnve presenting gift In nilts Anne Regional School District announces I'uit nil Now York. Mr. Maher inviied all MalawHn-lo- and recital hall fame, on Tues­ >he important ptimaiy function of Mr. Klrchnmyr was accused of Knelln In appreciation for leaching baton twirling to girls under the schools will close nt the end of lhe si-lioi.l day nil New York bus eomniulers who have experienced day, May 13; nnd Alice Condodl- selectinfi both the candidates and possessing n i nr stolen from Hose ' Parent-Tencheri Association recreational cmnmlltee at 1., fi. Cooper Wednesday, Apr. 2, (or Spring recess'. Schools problems recently lo he present m tho hen ring lu na Dance Company on Thurs­ the local party leader* he feels Taxi Co., Caiteret, Inst May fi in Ichool, Cliffwood Beach. will reopen on Monday, Apr, 14. express their views. day, May 15. will beit tervs hli Interests, Kettnsburg, Ifcwtduy, Maron rrt, ito» m « MAI A WAN JQUKNAf.',, Ml, a 1*4 g* nvf

'Matawan Woman First Candy Striper H m Of Y«t And Your Family I» Appreciated At Asp W as Call Mrs, Lorraine Srulii, T«L W-U21 EMD Dinner June 2

Matawan Personal Items Mr*. Hoe,ard Woolley wai host- !y# and miscellaneous article® 93j ;•) th* anecutiv# b » r d ol tits have been collected throughout Maf.av.'aii Iv■> -*r,:r!^ Departnten: th* club year for the Esquire Shop Weekend guests of Mr, and Monday svenlng at her home, M r. and M m . Richard Sc-hlff, V/iynejtar), Va., war* ts* fi- for men and the Vanity Fair for Mrs. Bryton Rodney were Mr. OrDwtt PL, M stdw an. The busi­ Fur: Lee, wjr-. tiie Saturday cent quests of Mr. Bark'? .iv'.ei- woman, at Marlboro State Hospifr. and Mrs. Morton Feuresteln, Riv- glKStl of ness n’ ee!!n> was ;;jnJu-.’ted by a n ! Mrs. Satr. and hr-jth*r-ln-!aw, M r. a tii al. Tha clothing includes shirrs, RrAnifi' N-;V. r>...____ tha M rs, Johti i-r Kin- Albert Ros'shach, 52 I.lu!e St. jacket*, sweaters* glnra*. coafj. Mr. and Mrs. William E, Smith suits, and shoes. Among the jew-, Mr3. F r ^ a r :o'; Ds-Urlch t-3- : Whifs thaw Swy attended th* sr. entertained st dinner on ‘Sun* Mr?. RalpK Jannarana has bean. elry ltem3 ara earrings, pins, turnsd home r.i Tu.*3d i v' a f • i;i- wedding of their piece, M afy day and their guests.'! were.. Mr. app^>:n'ed chairr^ir. r,i ti-e a-;iu.i' bracelets, and necklaces. A small visiunj Mr. and Km. Arthur t.U- Jan? Rassbach', ta Sp-3 9 . 5 and Mrs, Victor Fredda, Anthony EM D ba:iquat to E>=t held Monday suitcase, a hat box, a ittanicurft tie. I.aka Mohiwk, •J.-V-ril! Georijo F. Hubert a£ Fort Moa- P, fYcada, Mr. and Mrs. William es-enin^, June 2. Her co-chairman case, and a carry-all are iiia*d E. Smith jr. and daughter Kim* U mis. Harold Jaal. among tha miscellaneous articles. bcrle. Mr and M i j . 'Robert Cohort, Mrs. Frefciltk Dederljk enter, A flna! report was received on Those items wili be delivered to Un!r>i v.'ere the Friday gsi^ls of tained at hrtdg* on Friday ava- Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Bansak tha Annual Christinas bazuac tho institution uuiinsj' Eaaio.c Mi. and Mrs. Henry Klpim . ning an.l ihe jjri.te v.inners v.e13 and Mr. and Mra-. Frank. Uaato. sponsored by the Malayan Ju'i >r ' week. 11 Mrs. Leioy Sickels, Mrs, William were the Sunday evening dinner M i?3 Loi.i S;,ilth, a student a? Woman’g Club, th.e Womiu's Club J. Rjbe! and the hostess. Other Tho next meeting of tha. EMO guests of M r. and Mrs. Ja c A. I’riHklin Co!!e3 i, Friiifcnn, Ind.. of Matawan. and the; Evening guests wars Mrs. F ra n k Bliss, is scheduled tor Monday evening, Cushman, is spending the spring vacation M f.*mb?r.-jliip Departtnenc. Miss Patricia McKeea, Mrs. Ger­ . Apr, 7, at the clubhou.se. Kennetli Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Barsotti and- at ‘ 1 h':'!'.-'. jf iu .r p.irenti, ITr. ard Devlin, Mrs. W.O. Digs^in and Pian.s for the Fifth District E. Dunlap wili be guest speaker children and Lenore Burry at­ and Mrs. William P. Smith jr. Mrs. Marguerite Laird. Evening Membership Department and will discuss “ Estate Plan* Mf:i. C;i‘ ;1 Ormsby, N -w tended the Saturday m atins per­ Conference h^!u iasc night at the ning.'’ formance of “ Fiddler on the Vork City, was the recent suest Murk Ryan and Charles Burka clubhouse, Jackson St., v/ere com­ Board members who attended Hoof" in New York City. of Mr. and Mrs. Mot! Cidwmal. enlertained recently at a '‘Sweet pleted, Tha Mutawan Evening the meeting in addition to Mrs, Mrs. Russell Van Pelt, Key­ Mrs. Annie Spille, M m Flnr- Sixteen” party for Miss Cherl Department was the hostess club Kinney and Mrs. Woolley were port, Mrs. Fred Dietrich and Mrs. eriCL' Malloy and Liwroricu Spilt-.'. Aveirnd, Moiimouth Heights, for the evwic. Mrs. koss Maghan, M rs.‘ Jahni- Thomas Starnes were the Wed* Brooklyn, were the Sunday guesti Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DeGangl, Tlio Sc. Patfjck’8 ditvnec_dai3ce._. Koe!3cJ?».Mr3,„E^yacd_: nesdav .evening.. card- guests of of Mr. a.nd Mrs.. Wall.-ui ’s.niii... S T t. IEeIe; Sueir-:i. Ginn Riw-l- . held a*, the Shore Point Inn, I-to:;- Cain and Mrs. Americus C. Sta­ Mrs. Robert Butler. and (hey dined at tha Crystal and Mr. and Mrs. Charles La3 i.s- bile. t . . ; Brook Inn. Eat-jmo.vn. si, Sayreville. were the Sunday let, wag a sochl and a financial Mrs. Joseph Smith, Marlboro, success. Mrs. Michael Fahey ir. Mrs. D-tva Brown ontorioined dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. entertained at pinochle on Tues* and Mrs. Wilfred Johnen were ia at bridge on Wpdneidjy evening George Sueiro. day and her guests were 'Mrs.' charge. Winners In ; Pictured at the E !li a;mlvenmy ceMuatfon ol the E m Orange General Hospitat Candy Stripers, ■Hid her guests were Mrs. Leon­ Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas McMur- William K, Smith sr., Miss Lucie Donate Basket For t a 3 tec 'W L ta .rl??*>- m i;o f the original JB Candy Stripers; Miss Ruth ard Jacob, Mrs. ThnmJs Miche- ray were the Saturday dinner Miller, Mrs. George Clark and Mrs. Ptu*r J. Koelach iinJ Mrs. Bridge Toumev ggM w y.'E lU Orange, founder al tho organization, and Leslie Blau, Orange, President of the hospital. letti, Mrs. Craig Bender, M rj. quests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mrs. Alfred GlidewelL .. . Frank Graituno, co-chairmen of Scliul«,_ Upper Saddle River. Mra. Conrad Brevick, director - Twenty-five ysara am. Mrs, Speakina at. Iha,reunion, held in 55chf»o! -onrf -nf ■ Hi** Mr. and .Mis C.A ,.Phillips iinrl L ls3' NIrs- 3of> Njijte .the Welfare.. DeoartrneiU, an­ Spagnuoio and Mr3. "Stanley ■■■Mia. L.eumru Stukes is a sur- of il.o Hi-.■Tv»riru.r” Dpcotby-5 R e i t e r * . ; v $ a j jfie!- S c b p b r'o f :N u rsin s7 Leslie nizaiion: - sftoke briefly o^rmt children. Juhn, Robert: and Paula, nounced pluns to send a food has* Wans. Mrs. 'Bender held hi^it fiical patient m Riverview Hospit- ment, sponsored by the Woman’s awan, took part 111 a teen-ago' Blau, President of the Board o[ how the Candy Sfripers began. Bronx, and Miss Paula Zajati, kec to a local family with nine score. ■ ' a’, , ,. Club of Matawan, has announced ! movement thaV started > a b!t- Trusiees, notsil (hat Vthe. Candy .-The'idea caitK?-.nlx'y'v Lh'*- n\r". New York CiLyv were the Sunday children for Easter. This family lion. enterprise^.' ,, iv ■ K.C. Weigel has returned from the winners of the third session, Stripers have \ g iv e n r 1,290,000 suit of a history "class discussiotv guests of Mr, and Mrs, Stanley Mis? Snndra Giehenschikoff. also received a Christmas food . Vemnor, was the'recent houie- a business trip to Boston, Mass. Mrs. Pitcher wai one of 10 hours to . East Oranue General on democracy, she ,saic Mrs. P itcher and her fellov/ mal. so.n were the Sunday guests of wick, placed first north and youth,; In fomuliiu! the Candy- Stripers" w ij'i; ol SI.SO an hour, tiic; New Brunswick, were the Sunday Easter J 11 tray favors were com* studenis, under the guidoncr of. Miss Flo Crunder, Be! ford. at East Orange Genera! Ho;S(>k 25.years.ot service la a donation Mr. and" Mrs.-'Steve Palogian- pieced and delivered to the resi­ and Miss A. Catherine McDonald, Miss Lindsay who was ihuir evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. ta!, lj:i»! Orangi;. Ih e group.. of tiflie amounting to $1,873,599 nls and Mrs. Mary M.iistros, Mr. and Mis. Jack Frost, Mor­ dents of the John L. Montgomery and Mrs. Paul Brady7 both of 'ninth .grude ' teacher at ' Ver»;s years Wiys in which, teen-agers 'could Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Drfvid. Holland. Department who livea at Vine­ 3V involves about. 2W)0 hos|jl- Mr. and Mrs. Camilla D. Shepper. both of Matawan, and. of . Candy Striper service, Mr. ''contribute to the concept oi de­ New Brunswick, who enterlainyd Mra. Harold Smith. Tai'kson St., land Training School, receive.! tals in the United States. ancl Mrs. TiL>yieou5 Stiianck, Wii- Gentile and children Lynne, Ijjri second place were Mrs. Paul Blau estimated they have given mocracy. Volunteer work at a in honor of Mrs. Richard Apple­ Individually wrapped gifts of jew­ son. Ave., were the Saturday and P.ock, dined at the Mana- Sturkie, New Brunswick, and In celebration ol the 25th an­ time worth nearly $3 billipn. local hospital was one of the gate, Freehold. elry, perfume, stocking!, scarf, Juncheon «ue.st< of Mrs. l-ranic squan River Gol! Club on Satur­ cosmetic case, wallet, cookies and Mrs. Frank Hicks, Freehold. niversary, the hospital held a Following Mr. Blau's introduc­ ideas that cropped up, and one Mrs. George C. Smith sr. was Hurd, New Vork City, at the Uni­ day oven in;;. candy. These packages are sent Partners are »1w;>ya welcoma minion for the original 10 Can­ tory note, Miss Ruth Lindsay, that worked, the Sunday dinner guest of her versity Club and attended the The Rev. mid Mrs. Richard to her annually for Christma.i and dy Striper* and tha hospital'* head ot the Social Studl?» De- brother-in-law t»nd sister, Mr. and at the Friday games which start Mrs. Pitcher still i» involved matinee performance ot “ Canter­ Ajcniann nnd clilldren. Hewitt, Easter. ••current.- teen,. age .volutrteetn. partni.ent at East. Orange High Mrs. Larrv Gunther, Lincoln at I p.m. in the clubhouse, Jack- ' in volunteer work,- devoting much bury T ales" iti New Vork. Wyo„ have returned home utter Park: = Clothing, canned -!§oods, jewel- son St., Matawan. of her spare time to the local Mrs. Ilayard Lamborn, Mrs. visiling his brother and sister-iit- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kellogg. Murse*s: chib,. Recently, in .con-, Ro.sri M aghan ;i»id Mrs. ,fnhnw>," I-IW, Mr. Mid Mrs, George Am- Freshmen Named P in t /I i rf OfHfii* D ri ve: Highland Park, and Mr. and Mrs., uecf^n with 'tbi/s, she. escorted.-i .Cartan were thu Wadii«^l.iy aft- ' maim. Frank Clone and. children, SlaleK The Malawaa First Aul and - grivip -of nur.ses on a . tour etnown bridge guests of Mr-s, H(w- Mrs. P.udalph Fraebei, Mrs. T. To Dean’s List . . Island, were: tho Suunny; LET US 1IOP TO Iw cim $qua4 lias started in iluoufth Pevtli Amboy • General £> Mum'.ia. R. jiuklca, Miss Lucie Miiier, of Mr. and Mrs. George Twyman.-. MM drive for fuads. Coin card* Hospital , Mr, and Mrs. Eugene ‘Warden,,;■ Mrs. George.Clark and Mrs. Al­ One hundred and thirty-niiis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Melnick,:! ware nailed to resiienti on Middletown, were tho Sunday eye-: fred Glidewell were the recent Doughiss Coihig,-. freshmei\ 'm\ e Roselle, were the Sunday alter* Your Mar. 21 and according to Ralv ning guests of Mr.-‘ ana Mrs. pinochle gue-sts, of Mrs. William been named to th* (all Dean-* Cliffwood Beach noon guests of M r. and Mrs. Ru* - «lt Fiatl. find drive chalrmui, George Clark. ' ' , E. Smith sr. . . I.isf for outstanding academic - dolph Fraebei. ! ; HOUSE *4 guest of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard urday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Arlliur Miller. Penn State Col­ 566 2839 Yucht. . George Tvvytnaa. . lege, was tha weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. F.n’.il Baik of Mr. and Mrs. Sara Rangos. PAUL ZIEGLER Honored FLORIST CAFETERIA MENU 188 Jackson St. Matawan A t Shower Matawan'Regional High School

Mrs. Edward Becker was tha (Mr*. Antoinette Chomle, Cafeteria Manager) guest of honor at a shcwer s.a l.toyd Road School Mar, 11 at the Mmj;an\.:!ln l-idt ('Mra, Mary Harasso, Cafeteria Manager) Aitl butldni". The ho.-.te^ses '.u,‘• 1 -Week of Mnrch 31, I M Miss Cierrio Becker, Mrs. Robert -MONDAY v Holmes' a«d M is. lleurv Ltecket Hot Luncheon K- ' Uarhi'cued Btvf YOUR VALUABLES The decorations were in pmk, Buttered Rica Buttered Sliced Carrots liliie and white. Thu gifts were Hamburger Bun Rutter Fruited Jells pb n 'ri in mid an,und ,1 cnb. A , A r.a Carte Specl'ii* are SAFE and cake inscribed ‘ VV'eltome Little Cold Slictftl Roast Beol Salad t*Iattef Bun and Butter If IT’S QUAUrr YOU'RE LOOKING FOR Striuiger" was the centerpiec,*. Splci‘d Ham and Cheese Sandwich PROTECTED a* A ttendinj Wei: Mrs, Chariei Clikktiv Rice Soup whit Crackers I.c.inder, Mrs. i: .,rd Keckei. TUKSOAY E A S T E R Mrs; Frank J. Becker. Miss Nan­ Hot Luncheon cy Aiilbtie, M: s. I.miis Becker. 1 Veal Parmesan a BABY iu it» Mrs. N. De Palma, Mrs. l.oit Na- Buttered Noodlet Buttered Garden l'cas ^cy. Mis. dark Alt. Ahss • rs..^ Itulbn Br- Piiea l*ie Buttered trench Style Beans 36 to 4) la, widths, 2 ny Doniciiico. Bread and Butter Juico to 10-yd, lengths. Big A l.a Carte -Specluhi Ciifis were sent hy Mrs. Donald •value I Egg Salad Platter Bread and Butter Katlik, Mrs. Henry Wojcik, Mrs. si American CheiMo and Tomato Sandwich C. Mason, Mrs. l-dwarcl Stie/in. ick, Mrs, M idiael DeSimone, M n, Cora Chowder with CrJcketH . A. Di'Simone, Mrs. Ilow aid Jn!m- FRIDAY sou, Miss Mary Crine, Miss Char­ II O I. 1 D A Y — (i I) O D FRIDAY t n u N U - n t e n lene llolmos, Mrs. William C m- D A IN T Y Matawan's Only Local Bank nor, Mrs. I.eo Kohoe, Mrs. l-'raitk Cullens, Miss P it Cullens. M r,. DOTTED SWISS l 18. I Mill, in Riverview jli.t.rui^l i.-. ■ - snd Mrs. riani-is uuigan, Church, Asbury Park. 1969, in South Amboy Memorial equipment had to come from Stultz, 84,Main St., Keyport. !y Family Church, the church Al- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Nicol, 11 15 Willis PI., Keansburg, arc t'ie Geort*e L, King Surviving is his wife, Mrs. . Hospital. v. ■ ' . •! - - -• laurence Harbor to fight the Kramer lar Rosary Society and th« Keans­ Cross Ave., Klatnwiin. parents cf a daughter bom Fri­ Funeral services were held lian McGowan. ■blaze. A-sop .was born ip Riverview burg Veterans of Foreign Wars Mrs. Farrington had been a . Susino day, Mar. 21, lUti!), in Riverview Sunday for George L. KJng, 71. Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Walter Post auxiliary. ^ Jerry Lucante resident of the Cheesequake sec­ “ I suggested the men use Iheir Mr. and Mrs. Frank Susino, 11 Hospital. of 4C5 Carr Ave., Keansburg, who clubhouse on. Route 34 as a fi re­ Kramer, Van.. -Rrackle .Rd., Mat­ Surviving are her husband, died Thursday, Mur. 20, 1969, in A high mass of requiem wa» tion of Madison Township since Overlook Dr., llolmdel, are ihe ' Nickell awan, on Friday, Mar. 21, 1969. John Konish; a son, Stephen J. Riverview Hospital. offered Tuesday rt 9 a .n . in. Holy 1893. She was born: in. Brooklyn, house. They did and started the parents of a son, born Tut!-:' v, A son was born lo Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Konish, Oakville, Conn.: a daugh­ Methrdiju services were held at Family Church, Union. Beach, foi N.Y. fire company.” she recalled. Mar. 18, 1969, in Riverview Hos­ James Nickell, 135 Raritan Ave., M r’ and Mrs. Thomas Cornell, ter, Mrs. Catherine Riker, Haz- the John J. Ryan Home for Fu- Jerry Luc?nte, 85, ef 612 Front She lived with her son, Otho E. Mrs. Farrington had a keen pital. Kcpnsburg, on Saturday, Mar. 22, let; two brothers. John Yoneosky, Washington Ave., Matawan, are nerais. Keansburg, at 8 p.m.-In­ St., Union Beach, who died Fri­ memory and was able to recall Lehan 1969, in Riverview Hospital. Farrington, on a larm the fam- parents of a daughter born Thurs­ Maywood, and Anton Yoneosky, terment was in Fair View Ceme­ day* Mar. 21. 1S3S, at home, Bur­ many interesting events of the lly owned since 1.693. day, Mar. 20, 1969, at Jersey A son was bom Tuesday, Mar. Setter stroin Union Beach; three sisters* Mrs. tery, Middletown. . ial, under the direction of the'Dajr . past. Until recently she enjoyed Shore Medical Center. : ■ 18, 1969, in Riverview Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Setter- Anna Tripuka, _ Maywood, and __ (Ia .woc hnrn ij^- Tjircpu Cj|y 5n.j ..laiinocol . V Awry\i*t■■ . u n i t . i n _____ ..cood health...... —...... —- --- - Mrsrhlelen'Wailing and Mrs. Stel­ ’’strum.^jd* Aberdeen Kd., Mata- lived in Keansburg the past 57 Holy Cross Cemetery, North Ar­ Appleton Dr., Hazlet. v-un, art the parents ol tt duugh- la Kennedy, both of Keyport, and ' Carl E. NageL. 70, of 54 Bark- The widow uf Jeremiah E. Far- .'Mr. ond Mrs. John Morris, Ne­ years. He was associated with hi« lington. ■ ■ 1 " ; vada Dr., Hazlet, are parents of Ferm ter born Sunday, Mar. 23, 1969, four grandchildren. •r Ave., Shrewsbury Township, ripgton, she is survived, in addi­ .father, the late Samuel King, in Born in Italy, Mr. Lucanle had a daughter born Thursday, Mar. in Riverview Hospital. died Monday, Mar. 24, 1969, in tion to her son, by a daughter, JVIr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ferm, Edmund Kuchma* King’s Hardware. Mr. King was lived in Union Beach 27 years, 20, 1969, at Riverview Hospital. 402 Park Ave., Union Beach, are Riverview Hospital, after suf­ Mrs. Edna F. Thomas, Oswego, Walsh Funeral services were'held Fri­ active in the business for 47 years, formerly living in Jersey City. H# , Bogardus the parents of a daughter, born A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. fering » heart attack. N Y.; three grandchildren, 17 day at 10: UC a.m. ai the Day Fu­ vvurking until his tie&th. - was the husband of the late Jo­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bogardus, Wednesday, Mar. 19, .1969,. in Riy- Waympnd Walsh, 126 Broad St., great - grandchildren and a great- neral Home, Keyport, with the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. sephine Lucante. He was a co i*^ Mr, Nagel, a Fort Monmouth Cornell Dr., 1-lazlet,' aie pdicius erview Hospital...... Matawan, on Sunday, Mar. 23, great - grandchild. Rev. Richard Anderson, pastor of Ethel (Oulsman) King; a daugh­ municant of Holy Family Churfc^“i flecyician, was born in New of a . daughter born Thursday, Schutz 19t>9, in Riverview Hospital. the Atlantic Highlands Presby­ ter, Mrs. Gloria P. Gimec'" a Yurk, the ion o( Hans and Ma­ Funeral services were held yes­ Mar. 20, 1969, at Riverview Hos­ Surviving are six sons, Anthony A daughter was born Wednes­ Citre terian Church, officiating for Ed* brother, Raymond King, both of ' (ia.. Nageh He had lived in terday afternoon in the Bedle Fu­ pital. Lucanle, Newark, Albert Lucante, : . - day, Mar. 19, 1969, in Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Citro, 16 mund H. Buchman, 59, of 728 Keansburg, and one grandson. 1 Shrewsbury Township 28 years, neral Home, Matawan. Myers Jersey City, Natale Lucante, Par- Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Richard St., Hazlet, are the Brook Ave., Union Beach, who 1 Bwving from Belford. The Rev. Hal Mayers, pastor of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Myers, Marco Lucarelli ' lin, Ralph Lucante, Colonia, and Schutz, 23 Briscoe Terr., Hazlet. parents of a daughter bom in died at his home Tuesday, Mar. the Episcopal Church of Our Sa­ Morganville, arc parents of a son Funeral services were held Joseph and Vincent Lucante, both Mr, Nagel was an exempt Riverview Hospital on Sunday, 18, 1969, after long illness. In­ viour in Cheesequake officiated at born Thursday, Mar. 20,( JM9, at Calhoon a Tuesday in Bloomfield for Mar* Member of the Belfyrd Fire Co.< of Union Beach; three daughters, the services. Interment waa In Mr, and Mrs. Larry Calhoon, Mar. 23, 1969. terment was in Lodi Cenu»tery. co l.ucarelli of -26 Haven Dr., fend .a life-member of the N. j / Riverview Hospital. ; Mrs. Helen Keister,. Scotch Plains, Rusehifl Cemetery, Matawan. 59 Ridge Rd., Wickatunk, are the Ilolbcrt Mr. Buehman was born in New* Exempt Firemen's Association. Carrie , Matawan, who died Friday, Mar. Mrs. Anna Farley, Union Beach,....' Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Carrio, parents ot a daughter, born Wed­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holbcrt, ark and had resided in Union 21, 1969, in Monmouth Medical and Mrs. Carmela Smolar, Brook­ H a' leaver -hit widow, Mr*. Robert W. Mulvihill nesday, Mar. 19, 1969, in River­ Cliffwood, are parents ol a daugh­ Columbia Ave., Union Beach, are Beach for 10 years, formerly re* Center. He was 86. lyn-,: 24 grandchildren, and 15 EloisieE.- Nagel; a daughter, Robert W. Mulvihill: of 22 ter born Thursday, Mar. 20, 1969, view Hospital. parents of a son born Friday, siding in Union, lie was a retired Mr. Lucarelli was born in Ita­ great-grandchildren. Miss Mary. E. Nagel, at home, Farm Brook Dr., Old Bridge, at Mohmouth Medical Center. Quidore Mar. 21, 1969, at Riverview Hos­ chauffeur for Engelhard Indus* ly, came to this country in 1911 : and a sister, Mra. Haitie Wall- died Saturday, Mar. 22, 1969, in Scarana Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quidore, pital. tries, Newark. Me was un Air and lived in Newark before Beth Israel Hospital, Newark. big,-Keyport . A daughter was born M ar."11, 35 ldlewood Ave., Malawan, are . Conti Force veteran of World War 11 moving to Matawan in 1964. He F o r d Salesmen _ & i Funeral services were held He was proprietor of the Hill 1969 in J, F- Kennedy Hospital, the parents cf a soil uCi;i Mar. M r.‘ find ti-lrs. John Cunii, 1735 and a chatter member of the Un­ was a tailor for a number of Wednesday at S p.m. In the Wor­ Top Deli on Bordentown Ave., Edison, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert 14, 1969 in Perth Amboy General Union Ave,, Hazlet, are the par­ ion Beach Auxiliary to Bayshore area firms until retiring in 1945. To Be Cited ’ den Funeral Home, Red Bank, Parlin. ' Scarano, Old Bridge., Hospital. ents of a son born Monday, Mar. Community Hospital. He leaves two sons, Nicholas Six salesmen nf Tom's Ford VritU lh» Rev. Robert W. Reed,; i Bora in Qftnge, he wrf Uie son 24,1969, in Riverview Hospital. Surviving are his wif«, Mis. of Perth Amboy and John of Inc., 200 Route 35, Keyport, will pastor of the Eatontown Presby­ of Mrs. Katherine Lindsley Mul­ , O’Steen Florence (McConnell) Buehman; East Orange; two daughters, be honored for outstanding galea terian Church, officiating. Inter­ vihill of Newark and the late A daughter was born Monday, his stepmother, Mrs. August Mrs. Fannie Collito of Matawan performance during 1968 at a ment will-be Friday in Kershaw, Martin Mulvihill. He resided in Mar. 24, 1969, In Riverview Hos­ Buehman, Hillside, and two sif­ and Mrs. Row’ina Mdchiorre of Newark before moving to Old To Present “Requiem” Ford 3*0-500 Club program oil f . C., City Cemetery. pital to Mr. and Mrs^ Marcus ters, Mrs. Peter Bea, Hillside, West Caldwell, and four grand­ Bridge 14 years ago. Mar. 31 at the Concord Hotel, O ’Steen, 1157 South Concourse, and Mrs. Fred Wagner, Mountain­ children. iameshb Lake, N.Y. Jeha M. Gusto* Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The Senior Choir of Cross ol Miss Janelie Schewe ol llolmdel Cliffwood Beach. side. Jo ta M. Guitoa. K of US Lin- Katherine (Benson) Mulvihill; Glory Lutheran Church will p r» will be the piarto accompanist. Soremta James McGowaa Local Ford retail salesmfa 4en Ave-, Woodbridge, died Sat- four ions, ’ Robert of Bound ■ent the monumental work of Jo­ An added and novel feature ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sorensen, Mrs. Emma Hemter A requiem inass was offered qualifying for 300-500 club arei Wdaj^'Mar. n , 11#, in Perth Brook, Gersld and Larry of Old hannes Brahms' “Requiem’’ on the Palm Sunday performance ol Pine St., Union Beach, are par­ Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. in St. Rose Edward Lyttle, 1-uuis Bruss, C,A. - Amboy^General Hospital. Bridge and David of South Riv­ Palm Sunday evening at the the “Requiem" will be the pro­ ents of a daughter born Thurs­ Tuesday In Irvington for Mrs. of Lima Church, Freehold, for Ludwick, William Maloney,-' jecting of prints of famous paint­ Emma Hagirtan Hensler, 78, of James McGowan, 75, of 702 Fifth win P. Sigler m d F. T. P iu id * Bon*'In Newark, M?. Gusto* er; two daughters, Mrs. Arlene church' on Cambridge Dr., Mat- day, Mar. 20, 1969, at Monmouth ings relating to the words of the 213 Woodland Avt., Avon, who Avt., Asbury Park, who died Sat­ llo. had Ijyfd: In Woodbridge for two Bono ol 01<| Bridge and Mrs. Pa- awan. Walter Born,. Director ol Medical Center. tricis Kuc ot Toms River; IS “ Requiem" during the presenta­ jrearjpHc had been employed Music of Cross of Glory snd choir fur th^pait 2] years at the AAP grandchildren; hi* mother; two director of Temple Shalom ot tion. The pictures that will bt used are from a collection of warehouse In Port Newark. Mr. brothers, George of Albany, Matawan and who has directed Klaus Heck,- who is a council M. Guat^i'.was co-chairman of the N. Y., and Walter of Belleville: the Interfaith Choir Concerts, will- member of Cross of Glory. He Mood’fcnk ot Post 53*3, VFW, and three sisters. direct the Senior Choir ol Crot* Funeral service* were held also teaches a course at the Mat­ Wewarti. - ■ of Glory and the nine guests from Tuesday at-the Maliszewski Fu­ various churches. awan Regional.! Adult Evening H a>h survive^ by hie wife, neral Home, 218 Whitehead, Aye:, School. - Fred Barth will be the bass Mri.tjflary (Mazoki) Gustos; a South River. >: baritone soloist for this perfor­ The members of the Crois of daugftjtr, Mr*. Barbara Flem­ -Interment was m Old Ten- Glory Church Senior Choir' ares ing, Woodbridge; four- brothers,' mance, He was the,.bass baritone nent Cemetery,- Tennent, • • Mrs. Kenneth, Anderson, fMrs. Franjt| Linden; Joseph, War- : soloist at the Interfaith Choir William Beverly, Mrs. Karl'feaer, wickjy^. I.; Lawrence. Keyport, ' ~ 1 Mrs. Herbert Cottrell Concert singing from Elijah. Mrs. Mrs. Joan (Brown) Cottrell, Born will be the soprano soloist. Mrs. Walter Born, Mrs.'’Arthur and $ le r . Union; three sisters, Ebischbach, Mrs.--Leon Hnyes, ■ Cottrell Rd.. Browntowrf; She has done light operatic sing­ Mrs. *,E s te W % lV New' York; Mrs. - Bernard Prince,..Misstludy Mrs. "Godfrey, franklin jdicd,Monday,r Mar-.' 24, 1969,-- in ing with an outdoor theatre group St .'Peter’s ’ General Hospital, in Cleveland, Ohio. Reede, Miss Elizabeth Anderson, S A V E Park|!|fid Mrs. Bertha Geiger, Mrs. Willis Hines, Mrs. Robert New Brunswick. She was the! Newark and three■; grandchil­ Mindhslm, Mrs, Kenneth Schaf­ dren.'.^; . wit* ol Herbert Cottrell. -. Mrs. Cottrell was born In Mad­ Wills Filed fer, Mrs. Audrey, Miller, M rs. Funeral service* were- held ison Township and; was i)>a Elaine Finnerty, Mrs. Carolyn Tuesday at the . Haeberle and Volk, Fred Barth, David Metz, FORA daughter of , Mrs. Mary M. Ruuetl R. Henry B ari^ Home (or ' Funeral*, Irv- Brown, Cheesequake, and the Wayne Peterson, David Sechrist, , Russell R. Henry, Keyport, who lngton/with a mass at 9 a.m. in late-Louis Brown: and the Rev. D.G. Volk of Grace died Feb. 23. left his estate to St. James Church; Woodbridge. She was a graduate of Mata- Lutheran Church of Freehold as his wife, Mrs. Marjorie B. Hen­ Interment was in St. Gertrude’* w»n‘ High School and received guest. Paul Hansen is the tenor ry, who also was listed as execu­ Cem^tejy, Rahway.- , , her Bachelor’s and Master's De­ with guests, Dennii Hyland, and SU N N Y D A Y trix, according to terms of his grees in business education at James'. Hindle. ; Jehn J. MeGuire will which was offered recently Rider College, Lawrenceville. John if. McGuire o( 200 Mason for probate in the office of Mon­ She was a member of the Sig- Ave.,t'Wuih Amboy, died Sunday, mouth County. Surrogate Donald USY Sponsoring n g Iota Chi Sorority. : Mar. 19(9, at bonie. - J. Cunningham. : ; ; Mrs. Cottrell taught in the at SUN SAVINGS. . Borafln Staten Island, he ws* Mystery Bus Trip business education department Ihe rai-'of the late Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Rose Atkins . of : Madison Township High JantefP . McGuire. v ...... Mrs. Rose Atkins, keyport, who ; The United Synagogue Youth of School from'- the- time the new: Temple Beth Ahm, Matawan, is A resident of South Amboy tor died Mar. 1, ;loft her estate to school opened in 1961-. until last: her husband, Harry Atkins, who sponsoring a “Magical Mystery Maybe your "eunny day” Is soaking up 15 year*, he had formerly-lived October. ■ ; Bus Ride’' on Apr. 27 from 11 In Laurence H arb o r...... was named executor. the sun at Waikiki. Or buying that Besides ,/ her husband and ' r ' ■ . ‘ • a.m. to 8 p.m. The occasion in* Employed as a brakeman with mother she is also survived by a Walter M. Singleton eludes transportation,.dinner, and second car you’ve been thinking about, the Pennsylvania Railroad for 29 son,, l-oiiis, two stepchildren, Waiter M. Singleton, Holmdel, ???. It is open to all Jewish Maybe It's Johnny’9 college education. years, lie retired in 1*65. He was Alis* Patricia Ann Cottrell and who died .Ian. 12, left liis estate youth, grades 8-12. For mon- in- The independence that comes with a • member of the Brotherhood ol William H. Cottrell, all at home, to his wife, Mrs. Catherine M. forniittiun, contact Michele Wilson retirement nest erfg. Or Just that Railroad Tralrtmen. and a brother, James L. Brown, Singleton, who also was named at fjGl)-75(i9 or Linda Dwurkis (it peace-of-mind feeling knowing you have His Wile was the late Mrs. Cheesequake. executrix. 566-7769. Marie (purke) McGuire. . Funeral toi vices are being On Mur. H a board meeting e nice little ‘cushion* to fall back on should Surviving are a son, Thomas P, held this! afternoon nt tho resi­ Patrick F. Laughlin was held at the home of Linda your “sunny day" suddenly turn "rainy,” McG\i(re of Alhambra, Calif., nnd dence with the Rev, Hal I. Mey­ Patrick I7, l.aughlin, Keyport, Dworkis. AUunding wtTe Kik-t-n two grandchildren. ers of the Episcopal Church of who died Feb. 26 left his estate Shafer, Alan Stark, Donna Win* to his wife, Mrs. Hilda M. Laugh- No matter what your savings goal might Funeral services were held at Our Saviour of Cheesequake, of­ ters, Michele Wilson, President be, a regular savings program at 1:30 a.m. yesterday at the Gund- ficiating. Interment, in charge lin, who was named executrix. Barbra Ganz and Advisor Alan 6un Savings can help It become a reality rum Service, Home for Funerals. of the Bedle Funeial Home, Mrs. Mary E. Kissel Winter. Interment wai in Clover Leaf Matawan, will be in Old Ten- Mrs. Mary E. Kissel, llolmdel, The U.S.Y.ers will take part in lots sooner. Truth is, a lot sooner than Memorial Park, Woodbridge. nent Cemetery, Tennent. who died Feb. 25, left her estate a U.S.Y. Sabbath Service to be you ever dreamed possible. to her husband, James 11. Kis­ held Friday, sel, who also was named execu­ Coming events include a Model That's why to many local people look to WHARTON INSURED tor. 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FUNERAL CHAPELS AVAILABLE IN N.Y.C. 566-5720 or 264-5044 ffiuwfey, 27 , ff£f THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. 5#V+f Set Services At Basilian Chapel Engagements Are Announced $f*ss Kathleen Rapolla Tlie liturgical licheduio at th* Basiliaa Chaps! Mariapcch, ot Maabews-LungeUe Fuhrmsinn Rd., Matawan,’ has Bezuwski-Gxub Kent-Hstskins Weds William F, Poits keen iran'ounced. • , On Palm Sunday there* will b« Mis* Kuthiee.i Rapolla, daugh­ tbs hest man *nd ush«iing vrtnf ftfes* at 11 a.in. and Benediction ter of Jii’, and Mrs. Janies A. James Potts and Joseph Potts, at 3 p.m. Rapolla, 313 Pool* Ave., Union . both- nt Keym rtv olwy brolhSfS t i iluly neck, Monday through Beach, became the oriije of Wil­ the bridegroom. Vfcdncsday Mass will he at 7:30 liam F. Potts, son of Mr, and A j,jn*c*ptian followed in ths ■ I" , Holy Thui'suay, .UtUf^y (i! Mrs__ .Joseph JardoL -tl J''.;,,! Ersersid flcsnt st Buck Smith’s' St Basil ths .Great: Coiuin«»ifi- St., Keyport, on Saturday, Mar, House of Brides, East Kean* latio i of Last Supper, Holy Com- 1, i m , burg. After a, wedding. trip, to r ’jn'on at 7:M pan. On Good The 'V Jdjing took place in St, New York City, they ara resid­ fcriday st, JX o'clock noon Burial Joseph's Church, Keyport, at 2 ing in Keyporc. of C hrist vespers, chapel will be p.m. Th* Rev. John A. Dzema The bride is attending Kej» spc.. for vliiisUon of the grave. officiated. , port High,School. Holy Saturday Liturgy of St. Given in marriag* by her The bridegroom w u graduat­ Basil th* Great wilt b* at I father, th* bride wor* an em­ ed from Keyport High School. a.m., blessings .o f . tbe vEasier pire wedding gown of peau de- He served in tht U. S. Army la ii baskets at 11 a.m.. and after soie, trimmed with embroidered Vietnam. He is now ;employed Mass on Easter Sunday, ’ lace. Her shoulder - length bouf­ by the West Keansburg Water On Easter Sunday th* Res- Miss Margrct-Ana Loagett* fant veil was fastened to a Co. ■urection service will be at 8:30 crown of petals and crystal tear­ a.m.. Mass, 9 a.m. and BenedJc- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Long- drops. She carried an old fash­ ette, 84 Suydam Ave., Matawan, Book Discussion tion, 1 p.m. . ■ ioned nosegay of mixed whit* Th* works of Philip Roth, in­ Confession will b* befor* tin have announced the engagement flowers with an orchid in th* MISS SUZANNE GAUB MISS ELEANOR F. HASKINS cluding his current best - cellinf scheduled liturgical services or of their daughter Margret - Ann center. : ' to John Joseph Matthews 111, son Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gaub, novel, “ Portnoy’s Complaint,” . by request during a visit to th* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee Has-' Mrs. Mary Rapolla, West . .chapel... eicropt.. Holy Sutur- O? Mr anH Mj*s. ■ Gfrnrcna. P_. M at- . Rov 2J>9 Ri..>!u«L'.£ R i , Mslr-vy:; will be reviewed by the memben kins, 22 Clinton St., Matawan, Keansburg, cousin of th* brid*, thews, 333 West Prospect Ave., announce the engagement of their of the Temple Shalom Book Di*> *>y afternoon. was the matron of honor. Her JF\ Cliffwood. ‘ ha-.e announced the engagement cussion Group Thursday evening Sunday after Eanter Mass at 9 daughter, Suzanne, to Stanley Ko- gown was floor-length gold peau- Miss Longette Is * 1967 grad­ zowski jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. of their daughter, Eleanor Fran­ at the home of Mrs. Joel Gold­ a.m. there will b* an explana­ de sole. Her headpiece was a MSS. GEOKCE F. HUBERT uate of Matawan Regional High schmidt, 39 Courtlfjtid Lane, Tha tion of the Byzantine Liturgy to Stanley Bozowski sr., 26 Meadow- ces, to Lonnie L. Kent, son of matching bouffant gold veil and v tb* attending CCD Class, Blue School und u employed as u den­ hrook Ave., Lawrenceville. Book Discussion Group, which i* The wedding of Miss Mary '.John Hubert,‘Keyport broth­ Mrs. Siijie Kent, Mountain Creek, she carried a nosegay of rust • •• Arm y foviilhijr ucvuiiutrhunoring ts! .assistant and receptionist for sponsored by .tha Temple Shales Jane. Rassbach, daughter of Mr.' er of th* bridegroom, Wat tb* Miss Gaub is a graduate of Vil­ Ala., and the late Walter Kent. and gold pompons trlm-ned with Our Lady of Fatima on that and Dr. Richard A. Celman, Mata­ Sisterhood, is open to the com­ Mrs. Albert G. Rossbuch, 5!i best man and ushering wer* la Joseph Marie High School. lace. every second Sunday of the wan, ■ ■ •• ■ ■ -. ■ . ••• Miss Haskins Is a senior at munity. Anyono Interested In at­ Fred Mergner, Hazlet, snd Hen­ Newtown, Pa., and is employed little : St., ' Matawan, to S5C Mr. Matthews I* a graduate of Matawaa Regional High School, John Potts, Asbury Park, tending the meeting may contact ry Mergner, Holmdel, uncle* of month with benediction begin­ at McGraw . Hill Book Co., ning at 2:30 p.m. Matawan Regional High School, and Is employed part - tlm* at brother of th* bridegroom, was Mrs. Goldschmidt at K4-8584. ■ George F. Hubert, U. S. Army, th* brid*. . Hightstown. 1 Class of IMS, ' and of Wilfred the Holmdel Convalescent Center. Fort Monmouth, took place on Mr. Bozowski is a graduate of For the wedding th* mother of Academy of Hair and Beauty Saturday. Mar. 15, 19G9, at 10:30 Trenton Central High School ami Mr. Kent attended Autauca tlM bride wora a pink lace over Planning For Culture, Asbury Park...... for thc vacation of Your Drtaaw Is employed at Dunfield Auto County Training School of Ala­ a.m. in Chapel 2 at Fort Mon­ taffeta sheath and a whit* orch­ No data has been set for th* Parts -Trenhin. Mfl la “hy-y bama and 1* employed ai Nation, m outh. The. bridegroom . is th? id COrtafia. Th* mrthe, »kt Seder Services ~fvCduutg. " dent st Mercer Community Col­ al Lead Co., Perth Amboy. (on of Mr. and Mr*. Edward bridegroom chose a blue lac* A series of Seders, the tradl- Wor# you 9» , , , Maloney-6ess* lege, Trentoji...... Hubert, Shore Concourse, Cliff­ •heath and also war* a whit* tion*! service recalling th* cxo- A July wedding is being plan­ •OAltllt lit An August wedding U planned. ' Wood. ' ■ ■ ■■■ .. :■ :■ ' orchid corsage. dus of the Jews from Egypt, ned. fht plannlnf Th* reception was held b will b* conducted at Tempi* Given in marriage by her fath- • •rranglnf. WhatM« more »r, th* bride wore an A-lin* Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Shalom, Matawan, as part of the Fund Luncheon ^nedding gown of white peau de- Th* coupl* left Saturday , for a forthcoming festival of Passov­ Plan Homecoming You fun V lm t with long sleeves and a wedding trip to St. Thomas . In er...... ' ■ ■ ■ : ■: Announcement has been made Re *i+ri for Members of St. John's Metho­ by the Monmouth County Mental On Apr. 19 at 8 p.m., a gala •coop neckline, trimmed with th* Virgin Islands. When they *ur MmlcM, ■ ■■ ;; ;. icalloped Chantilly lace and return they will reside in the dist Church, Hazlet, and the Health Association that Dr. Har­ “ Homecoming’' dance and buffet seed pearls, and a detachable Balmoral Arms Apartments, community at large hav* been ry H. Brunt Jr., Director of Psy­ supper will ka sponsored by iiie chiatry at Monmouth Medical D*)r C>U|| V .llty *-41*1—214 Smith St., r«K > knthtf chapel [rain, Her veil of silk il­ Muiuwan. invited to attend a Model Seder, St. Mary's Alumni Association of to b* held following Sabbath Center, will be tho keynote speak­ I Broa4vay, Ktyport — M |U sail 1*4-5*11 lusion was fastened to a match­ Tha bride was graduated from South Amboy. Tickct sale will end w er at the annual Fund Lunchcon h ing t\eudpiece, also trimmed Matawan Regional High School, services at the Temple, Church to be held Apr. I at the Uncroft Apr. 11 and no tickets will ba sold I B r O W I l T r O V C l B l l r e O U with seed pearls, and she car­ Class of 1963. She had been em­ St. and Ayrmont Lane, this Fri­ day evening. . Inn, Lincruft. ■ .. at the door.. ! - ried a cascade bouquet of whit* ployed as office supervisor in carnations und red roses.. .. the Deal District of th* Pruden­ On Saturday and Sunday mornings. Seders will be cun- , Th« bridesmaid, . Miss- Peggy tial Insurance Co. ducted for the children attending Warden, Malawan,- wore a gown The bridegroom also wa* gra­ the three sessions of the 'lem- with moss green velvet bodice, duated. from Matawan Regional ple’s Religious School. , .long sleeves and scoop neckline High School, Class of 1963. H* , On the first night of Passover, and a beige crepe skirt with a completed three years of active Wednesday evening, Apr. 2, fol­ lull train. She carried a cascade duty in th* U. S. Army, Thurs­ lowing a special holiday service of fallow shastas. . day. ■ ■. ■ ■ ■ MISS JACQUEUNE SESSA & . at 1:30 p.m., there will be a Family Seder for the inemoers Mrs. Florence Kirkpatrick, 7# In Beautiful Do wu town Keyport of th* congregation. Rabbi Hen- Park Ave., Keansburg, and Sal­ ■ ry M. Weiner will- conduct th* vatore Sessa. Brooklyn, N.Y., an­ ifirsouAunminimmm [ .. Studios service, and a complete tradi­ nounce the engagement nt their tional dinner will be served. daughter. Miss Jacquelin* Mi­ A Children’s Passover gervic* chele Sessa, Brooklyn, to .Wayne PHOTOGRAPHY will be held Thursday, Apr. 3, at Maloney, son of Mrs. William U a.m. WEDDING, ALBUMS IN NATURAL* COLOR Maloney, 42 Bay Aye.,j East Everything for the Spring Shape-up The final Seder for this year Keansburg, and the lota Mr. Ma­ h is been scheduled for Sunday loney. . ' • • . ■ afternoon, Apr. 6, when the M MAIN STh K E y fO R V : Miss Sessa was graduated fiom Tempi* Shalom Youth Group St. Nicholas High School, Brook­ at Prices that Stretch Your Budget fm l host a Model Seder for its lyn, and is a beautician at th* own members and other youth 'Dorothea of,Sweden Beauty Salon groups in the community. , in Ne.v York City. ' Mr. Maloney was graduated START AT THE TOP Clergy Seminar from Middletown Township tligli "Concern for the teenager” was School. He served In the U.S. Ar­ WITH A NEW HAIR-DO the topic of a seminar for hospital my and Is employed as an ap­ chaplains at Riverview Hospital prentice tool and die-maker in recently. Panelists were Miss Hel­ Roselle Park. APRIL SPECIAL en Rlegclman, Pcdiatric nursing No date hus been, set for tlia supervisor; Dr. Hector Corral, a wedding. psychiatrist on the Riverview Ruby-Mcehan A GIFT ol 5.00 off medical staff; the Rev. George ON ALL PERMS Willis, curat* of St. George's From $15 up Episcopal Church, Rumson. und Chris Robbins, a inhalation ther­ Complete : apist at the hospital, The event . INCLUDINSi wa* sponsored by Council of CONDITION - CUT . SHAMPOO t SET Churches of the Greater Red HO HIDDIN CHARGES Bank Area, Inc., and arranged by the Rev, Harvey C. Douie Jr. of Th* First Presbyterian Church of Rumson. SUBURBAN HAIR STYLISTS FORMAL

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J ■#- er TA’ll! fct t/ifi 5c"v. J , Vt'^rhiW to tx praisei: W5 i* a>»n y . ii*.. 2 v-r* * Friday ent at any lime an<£ «m»n Mil cw itrn itscii with trill aieei * i J p,w. siiil on Sit- Wi» tupic -a I!5 be 'VV!iy r IjocBine The subject of hi* Bible J.essnn- ie«ve lieuc-it.'i' n«*ce^Arv...... urday Seimir MYF will meet at An Epiacopalmn.” twrnu Ji. la ■•‘B*aJSly,\ ,Vt! '■ ’Ct5 fecous'i yL.fKjritSt View Ihe churches T p.m. On Friday evening junior On Sunday iht’/u wjii he. mni'n-. at .First Church of CKHst; Sdesi- e/;{ iji the u-yriL1 and hi mis yc*r:K. turvice ai« : M Y F will..vMit Ihe nursing homes lug prayer 2nd Holy Eucharist, tlak. 84 Broad St., Keyport, wiii to n>ER< n , S e r v ic e s art.fc;ope«! to varv Mclhodisi Church, F«iilt ta tiw Keyport area with • «o«- 7:45 a.m.. Holy Euchari&t and begin at 10 a.m. Ali arc Hclcjrne. Uie piibhc. J on uie Hr.farmed Cburch ©? H^zleU. Mai Easter message and m usic. Church School, 9:19 a.m. and ,-lviJI b* . -=?mJ Jtirst Bapflril Church, KuIJ Go* ^ y Tte Fourth Quarterly Confer­ Ho!y Eucjsaritt and termor), 11 The Faitb ItefArir.ed Church Pani«?i Bach. Sabbath ii^hu ws.U M iM h Rd. and Paele Ave. pei labernacta of Ke>p s * a ■ A t Cw i r vatlve Temple The l|)th An.riual Com-, V a r ; ;»1JUviih.. nt tlteii: solk. _Ruh= _ Maundy ’niuraday;. awviu* wilt i__ ..... BftKK! M yyia BiiMy.;!,y!u : . ; - jr * .m M m m at T.m p.m. - ' ' hluniGn ’Bi'ealtf'rjsf w ill h f V_M r.t t ii. Oneg Shabbat will be held Good Friday wrvlca will ba Sabhath evening aervicei will 7:30 n m The speaker w ill be Dr. : iijinifdiji- h rollmvin# :-;'.Tvi;,o.s, kaU a t T;J» p-m. i AM atM sbtrt he held tomorrow at t:4S p.m. Gerard Gnade. The Pilgnm spon.sorcd by Mx. uiid M i s. Con- CS Church and friandi aia invited ■ id al- at Temple Beth Ahm. Lloyd Rd., Youth Fellowship will meet at •'ner'. •- •'.'': ,'.K- •, .■ Matawan. There will be a special S;15 p.m . The Setilor Youih Ftl- . - Satucdiy morning &i;: H R.m.f At ii . recent mt-r-tine r,t -ha lowshio will mppf ’flf *-:(n r% fn «f Anniversary Sabbath. htmnnnB t .: V» lit L*c i l r j lo ’ .members. First Church of Chris^ coupha caiebratlog their anniver^ the home of John Weisbrot, Ihe Torah an a B ar Mirzvah. Scientist, Keyport, elected 'Wrs- ';' I»»w l fiajm«Haa aatiea in the month of M arch. Firat Baptist Church K atherine V. Wjtde to serve a# Tha youngsters ct the United V int PrMbyterfan Church 232 M ala St.; Matawan First • Header for- 'an 18 moni-Sg-\ ■ m pan ■ ■■ .; Synagogue Youth Chapter ’Hill ■ Rout« 34 nnd KcanMin $i, ■ ^ Rev. Paul L. Jackson, Pastor term. In th,4 position, Mrs. Wad«" A Bible talk tntUled, “Why participate and conduct the ear- Matawan ! Church School is held »t S-.4J - vv ill conduct the S,u«d 3 y;sr,d. Wi> Mattin* tad.Holy Communion "$ p.m. bv the chancel choir snd Boaaire, will apeak of their work Rev. Lawrence Reed, Pastor Irwbled times. . services of the church. Their pn- . •a Palm fcwdsy win bt at • special soloists. . ; J»*:ry dc.ty Is to read tn t Chili«, for Trant-Worid Radio, A r.ur- Bible School on Sunday con- a.m.; momin* prayer and Fam- O n Holy 7T.ur^iay the Sucnt- m y >* provided during Sunday vc,IPS at O'-J5 H,m.; ir.oiTtitig «itr- . - HavuFfi TaWrn^cle ;fjan Science Lesson * S'ernwir-on... By Eucharist, church school, went ot-lltfe Lot(i** Supper Ichool and tha aaornmg tcrvlcc. : ship. 11 a.m; when the message : Apostolic Faith : ; Sunday. •' l h>s,.;is; a . w eekly' q p m C nurw ry (or infanta, IC a.m . be adniiiiis^rcd at ;f> Yodj^r . •r/ie Service at the Cliffunotl Nuts- • will be "TTie W itness of all Proph- Migbfieh) Ave.. Matawan Truth That Heals” pilatton of relhted refer^ncM Cifdniv lm will ba distributed at els,” The family gospel hour - people gf the Communicant'sr the Bible and the denominational ; lag Hoaa^ M l p.aL Tha eveoini Evangelist Ruth Depree, Pastor h aervicae. starts at 7 p.m . at which time the C!a;^ will be publicly received E aervice will be a program of Sunday 6?h«ol will be held at Sunday Lecture Topic texiU ’ok, “ Science y a nd Health : Holy Communion will ba «al» pastor's topic w ill be "Good •tang with ariuHs who have unit­ ahalk artistry by Paator Gregory 7 J# a.m.; morning service, U with Key to ttw» i5cr|pWrw>V:;b|r^ fentwl daring tha. week dally a t . Things To Come." 1 . ■ed wilh the.church over the past ■ ■ at 7> p.m. Young Aduila mett at a.m.; afternoon service, ;t:3C p.m. People are often tricked by tion " getter. To Ids - astonish' Mary Baker Eddy I a.«« M U tw Friday tt liN Praise and prayer hour ia two months, :; The Wednesday -evening -’meeV t i l l p.m. «ik1 evening ser\*ice, 7:30 p.m. their ; misconceptions of life,v: a ment, people actually came in to held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ing, conducted by the First Reantd ^bout * British shop­ Kef. Dolaad Haatar. Pastor Stone.or .Stumbling Block.” keeper who set a fishbowl of wa­ Church aalied to the Bimah for n blesj- be baptisms 4ind at the il .a.nv.; • Sf. Benedict's Church Seeing Own TtoughU : i lund ay tchool convenae at g:M Maundy Thuisdny, Holy Com- lu . RabM Edward Ellenbogea service Jr-Hi boys and girls will Bethany Kd.y llolmdel ter without-fish tn his shop win. • m. wttt da«a»» lor aU agee gnunion is at g p.m. “ It seenud to be an io&uH to will officiate. Sarmoa title: "A be cmsr k)th« se^ ; log, “Transparent Dragon Fight* To Build daaeroua Hand.” ' ;■ .■ Masses-‘are held Sunday--at la at U a.m. with Insptralional . I p.m. . ' ’ inj; Fish.-' Tiie snopkeeper in­ what thty thought they saw with Saturday, at II a.m., Bar Mitz- vices. A nurses is provided in 6:30. 7:30. 8:3t\ 9.45, 11 a m . a»d suiaia kgr tha Iw lor Chofr. ao- their own eyes didn't even exist, A step Into the future, marked ; vah ef Lawrarca I. gchulman, the church house -during .feuih .12:15 p.m. ; tended the display as ail atten* «ompaalad bgr Mra. Naomi Hbi- ' Full Gospel Taberaaele h wasn’t easy for them to accept by the erccttotLof a multi-colored ; aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert services far infants and loddfers. ' 7S Main St., Keyport the fuel that they were seeing sign, heralds the' start o f con- ; ton, salttant organist, IcbuUnan o f New Shrewsbury.' At 9:30 a.m.,; church' sctool . St. Joseph’s Church Easter1 rehearsal for *11 partlcl- Rev. l>anny Gentile, Pastor . iheir own thoughts. They were . structioa of the Bishop Alfred U Sunday, Religious School Mode! Setvices will be held Sunday, meets-,witli .classes for, all'"hg es / Maple PI., Keyport Banyard LducaF nai Building ol :: ■anta a f tha Easter program will Corn<»l»lt« J pp<;Jnr Passover actually intent upon buying their for both ahlfts, at 10 s nt, Aiotnliig wofultip, 10:30 a,in. a»d fn<‘hidjng sdult?;' 11 a.m., prn- the Church of O ur Saviour ir. tht : be haid at 1 p.m.: The young pei> own misconceptions. evening service, 7 p.m. jiram for children ayes thrw; to Masses will be held Sunday Cheesequake section of Madison . ; > d » • B.T.W. and K n d a y Balenaad Church at Keyport *')n a sim itar way, mankind Prayer meetinj{ wilt be held nine in the church house. m orning «t 6:30, 7:30 S:30, 9:45, Township. The building representa hool Department hava been la- W arrta aad Oabarn Sts. Festival f-ecms to observe the universe E W ednesday nt 7 p.m; 11 a.in. and 12:15 k'. in. the opening move in a total ef-art. Keyport tile d t t Attend * Youth Fellov^ C'olvary UnKed I\1ethodi»t Cburch like a fishbowi. and is positive by communicants of the Church ol ilp Hour at the Bethany Baptist Morning Worship will be held Temple Beth Ahm , Matawan,- Lutheran Church of the Third St., Keyport Church Ol God that its full of fighting mortals; Our Saviour that will also include,, at 10:43 a.m. Palm Sunday .will the Conservative Coo^rc^a’i«m v>f t u m. for :.!l Spiritual Church »if the delivej-.»\sc^ the Israel­ titled “The Truth Thai Heals," At the special sign * eiecfiim , yuung persons up to the Senior 208 Shore Rd., Union Beach ites from Ki*yptwm slavery into observed: "Mankind is apparently ceremony, the Kev. lla l I. . \ y- ; year in hi;*h s'cliool. Spcaif*n^ ;»i Rev. kafhenne Miller, Pastor frccdoin. TJ-e Sod', r s«*rvice is unniva?*' that il is only seeing its era was accompanied by Mrs, . the English Services will be Services aie held on Sunday lound ir* a tH.jok tidied »he Hag. own :h<'U«;hlc. Ami. like those who Stephen Crary-.. Cciium n • Kev. By. Apr 4. ') “Our King in ConlraM” will l*a veise." ihe lecturer concluded. First Spiritual Church of cese. the sermon title in Cross nf GU-iv Divine Rom* • • ------— . Lutheran Church this Palm Sun­ C .lialk A rli.slrv 270 Midn St., Beffnrd TKe 40 Voico day. Services will he at 9 ;md Ri:v. I’hocbe J>»ilty, Pastor JO; 30 a.m . with .special music in­ Tin Sunday al ihe 7 p.m. sei*. Services are held Sunday and CKancel Choir cluded. Both choirs will sinn. Nrw vice at the f iiM HaptiM Church Tuesday evenings nt S p ni. members will be received into nf Kc v|"o: I. a '.v r .-I p: .;-i..i-i ,-f of m em bership during the m v .-i d Chalk AriiMiy u ill l»e )>i »s»inie<| •eivite iind a fellowship hnur uill fie ih f pii-.ii-r, iho l^-v. I n"< i.•* Mfirks Bar M iijvah follow. Sunday Scliool cla.ss*?- F. Gnp>ry. Spatially - t< i.i ded llVn.'ST PRlSUY'J’nRIAN CIU’KCI) • nn-et at fl nnd 10::J0 a.m . l.awi'iice I. Se’mlimm, ion of S!< n i l llltlM i .i|,l! ll, I I .if ii . *:s Highway 34 nnd Franklin Street lloly Week viw crs will he h»lt| Mr a»'d M is. K‘td>» 11 B. St hnl- Afil ar Mi'ir ua i Iu n ir.j; ife c is Wednesday at 8:15 p.m .; Holy ntnn. New Shrewshurv, will ci-le* wiil add I" (hi t'"1'-■ 'Ha; • m .-{ MATAWAN, N E W J E R S E Y *1 hursdav at 10 i‘ tu. and K: IS y m hrate Ha» MilAah on Sauu- flit* (un l,n j.'t* iim ra 1' to hi draw n. C«H)d Friday from 12 o’clock noon day at N ;111t'oit 1 h 10 Iomo ! < i" •- : 11 «... :-’t»e to 3 p.m. iind iit K; ifl j> ni. i*asior pte, New Shit *,slim y. la ’-Hiife due", hv < ai ol and ' dv liiiflotl, interest Lbischhach will be preaching nt is ,i ».i'V* nt1' i'i aih at .(ii< 1 ! 'i.’ o f hv Apple}': h i < id- p re su n ts ail services eveept Good Fr.dav 'hnuvn (''alls Srlu^i! He is a lonl (Jotl'.w ilh. evening. ii if' n 11 m’ i' (>f tiie * c'u Ii.is!.i‘l- I he jm f'i.* .s ih' in (I ir, f ! l ' ml THE LENTEN - EASTER PORTION li.ill K am ai'd ji'ity?1 the t tarmi'l .•t Hi I Ihe pit tin« r 'Mil be nvru lo Calvary Diiptht Church ‘day of deposit to jl; |til* sclnm l i'.Mid Me ;'!'■«< ^ .! ihi'M im'. r • hi !<• i ,*'".( drh'iM • of 404 Middle Rd., Ihi/tct memWM of the R ed liiu.k Com- f't-n*-- <>f pe» pie. A nur-ery \\\W l>e Rev. ftcorf’C J. Kllioft, f'nsti"" n n n n ' y I ni I'd, • i f. Gcornc Frcdcrick llandol’s f)u StMidtty Ihhle School for ti I ii pf»rs will he held nt fl:45 a.in. day of withdrawal Morning Beivii:o will he at II a.m. nnd evening pnspd tervice PALM Matawan Presbyterian Church "MESSIAH" al. 7 p.m . The I’aslor will preach P rovided • m in im u m balon co la at both scrvirn.s. Highway 34 (Near Main Slreel) noalnlnlnodto the owl of tho ciunrlei 1'iaye.- Mut'iiii): Is held on W nl* SIXttCtt ncwlay cvenin/; .ii H p.m, TW O IDENTICAL SERVICES THE CAN W E Rrowntown Cm nnuuilly C lm n h 9:15 and I 1:00 A.M. SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1969 CENTRAL______JERSEY BANK H E L P YOU Drownlown Union Sunday School ■ m i >\ND T R U S T crois. ri^wisrv Route 18, Urmvntwwn Mcv.age: ''Palm Sunday Symbols For Allanhuiat ■ AlHnlown • Dunlin* u..r>. . e.loiilow.i at Rev, Francis Cantel, I'a .loi , < • © Triumphant Personal Living" p#fmlfVAH JOURNAL, <4 NTw"

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Hnnn lavkir, who els^ Tl.e ^rf-T-r;!-, thc !,'4>i !r V ! fun, rsfusps (<> «?nced«, snythl^g fcril- >!s !. ■ihtfveiotfrter, ■' tkka.?is fo r ba.seha.il tb l.t pkeem, St*.rof the. Su*. Long vji.im, -J8 -. isrraiQnt gomes wunwr, >is!pn '.ram *.o raws a Snnr? ■?. * sprlijg, Miasliig" »i!i M Kiauv V .-;-.- W Brahid.. At 2; 30' jjm tt v,-!li- !>» iis iha, M-iSiAA serai - .fiiiS'a St CoHfcrcnct. chanipiuus^ip.' iimc- ST. MARY'S. SOUTH ' AJ.I, . bufgi' a" charter member, who re­ the ixjr'h wo.nd . platers, ths As'ntiry ParV. Cosiyiwtirin Keif tioisciii, ao sttsswiMy. In"t!iB!r floor-. BOY," a. Bciywi team wiih a -ariiii;e f t i' ftl- T hreat Im State ..feest: Uiiimi Beach. floly Family ijcday, 'Tayior niadt, pui.usj play in ;be first datt as. ti) !w>c 1 hire; iiluimii •• student tetbwir.if im\ fox. a jiiitce' -teairi; against; the.-eiiiit-b -aec'inri- - . cti’.-M- up \\vtth 21 .tctotiuUs, : in- lifts Imi’ besf:.:te.5j)i''iii''lJ.>». biurV..- -: ia. tiite'itjMi *s«rye». wjs.tes- - decision, lh e movii>| qi' 11:6 sev­ / jKP uWcv **-,: .tfi#.-. i$,r*4 f. •- .ciurtir.E; !«!•: .Stretch of Ki 'pijinis."-. : I'siiwent, rcg»,r(J!®s.‘j.'’' ‘?f: . ::vh.->j5 a great shewing against GIot- p^ ai«, Si .Vary1* tvaj, V d ’/'s enth aii-i eighth grades- she * (»„b t'o.'ul. liie.! jji-R6 >11 timrv- ;Hat mov<:'-X Aaiboy Irom e ,4?-3fi. Size, tot ft -while,. I h e j te l their ee*tM CatliOlic before bowing progo^aav:i>! -rconplinde with, tin; grades /ram which, the gramjiiar •d »r?.as, throughout tbe sKii'- iva: two er.AoapiwisItip, tennis oJ tne laser lim ^ irty^is, Ridjjrtfijfidi near tha 63-tili. As in the.-Bfeliop Eustac'i- school teams are ifcvciopeii, into «(C«J by Robert A S'tw, Com. d/vlsitm/Ss:. A^iieii, AUarjfe Migfi* i]!*srt.t;r. to a .Sl-M »yiiMH!5,goi;t)3 hulf one!, at '4fk9). with, tnres mln-. ColM game, agalii. it w m e. pro­ the high school w him athletic fa­ »:»sd& e* ot the New Jerrey &- knds. north; niseting St. Cmh* into the i'iitsS aLsetrh. In' filter ulss gone tn. tha-".third quarter/­ cess of a physically bis? team, gictinrtt, cj Ccns,:rva!-'o;/ aud cilities have ynt. to bft ri^veiffpvd, wine's, Simns I-ake, wjufh for the worjJUf* Perj!» 'A in ln y .in«ti«. J?, B ut tnen they gave up * XS-. Gloucester, mann$dllfirg«!jr by . *< enyniiic Development. forced tha cha.nge, . Keansburg overall league diamolonahip. , points wSijle . Millville.-;, who. ’ isad psniit oiiieieotial. S6-9, m the fooibaii players, throwing up a could play basketball i'i the . "New .rsrs^y's « y t» miti-vr. scored 45 points m the firat 20 next seven mmvites ot bo be­ spread out S-J- sone against a The leama will ga'.her Sunday league because a court was. long icren tji »nr£3l«i} \auds s.e vital- iitinules, Cwuld only ;sco ki tig iil hind, G3-55 with four, minutes . smaller Ambov sule in the con- at. 0:3(1 a.m .. at Buck Smilih's, available, but baseball required (X oseded for 'tliw products they points in the 10 minutes follow­ left. They made th?. conjebfick fider.t sxpectation of domirat- Keansbur?, for a communion tot* much. It Is expected the jroduce, f<>r soil and '.valer con- ing. Many/ana.; in their laudation . needed -tp send the game into ing the game. This the Glouces- breakfast at which lime awards Keansburg Grammar School team *ci:vati(jn, and recreational use. of Taylor as the greatest thing overtime but faded out. from terite* did not accomplish In for the season’s basketbuil play will b« back in the Conference Over 12,000 seres were blackened . that.-Ktrutit in :Kl‘vv Jersey., bas:. iho clfort. The net result was to. t.he first hajr, even .thoitgh they will be given out. by fires In 19t>7 and .1888, Sucn a kethall in !’'.e past fiva. years, leave everybody watcluii# tiiem forced thj? Eagles into a fiiior .-soon as the total site development, tragedy must be prevented irom -Tlie All • Slar tearjis o! thn uw may l-.avc overiooked tlrnt" it.’.was vyohdor I'O’.v a ti'-arn couia ;be :-■ shoollnj;-percentage \y.ith their at the Keansburg High. School is completed, as to playing {iekis. happening Bgain this year. The division* met Sunday. Tha South Taylor's letdown at the start of so superb .in their play for the 1 zone a I'd use of- * hiif court. time tp tako the first step in now, ' ed^eilout a 65-64 win. The decid­ ihe;;(bird !i|Uttrltfr.. tlist led hte first ?(t miniitea of if. game, tim» press; . Tlie Spttth^Amhoy. tpam' Jim Carrigap, M»rlboro. Cen­ hetcre this dtuiaer i« w . A ing play came after Ed McCanus coach. Bill. Buglpvsky, into a dir- , lose. cut. Toe answer wm a rev* had bgcn depleted of its limited tral coach, is league president, for »mal! but Important beginning i» had put the Noith ahead with two ing-'chango o! game, plan that re­ elatiiii) as to the worth of cun- . manpower the week of tha basfitall. Other coachcs will ue to take c«re of clean-up burning leconds left with a basket, Ths versed a losing trend. Jn this first it;ol uiider the boards as against game when it lost two of its Dick VVooU, Keypoi’t Gramroar; • f accumulated debris before yi* South had to get tlie twit do»n- half Taylor did not drive against excellence of floor play.. Ri,d«e- principal operatives. Eut for all Joe Bell, -Thompson;- .loo ToiBa- £isk of format firps grows," Com- ceurt and into a basket in twn a box-andone defense set up by field had two playets, Stevi . thu, ilia Fugles kept themselves sell.. Thorne; Lurry Rosen,. Un­ »issloner Rue connwt^O seconds to wm. The South inad- Millville's coach,.Ed Salmon, but Pellino apd Paul Welnert,"'wiio. guing l/y SiiuOttllg 12 itrai^lit ion Beach; Len Schaeffer, Bay* According to William B, Phon- : vertently got « “ break';’ ” wh«a used "soft touch” shooting from gaVa the Royals a. 43-25 advan­ foul shots in 1 the . first half to snore, anti Jerry Shapiro, Lloyd fee, Mate Firewarden li) the B ut- their downcourt pass was batted the outside. It worked fine for the tage over the Admirals in re­ hold the game clpse until the fl- Rd. •a u of Forestry, the spring for- out oi bound* by Leon Simmons, tirst live minutes ot the gam*, bounds, *nd they made It effec- nal minute. The South Jersey­ pst fire season In New Jersey be­ The, league will .open,, up Apr. fcut then pn* * Hnfi ans swung into tiielr hreakaway gins thjs week- ' 4 Nuttlii Jnmjvm bvivtv u . tive !atc i:: .thj-gahjo sftcr tl'.cy 14 and run to May 29. An extra player handled lt. Tbi* gav* the * half” on Taylor and used Bill. had apparently sized up th* to pile up a prohibitive - look­ week is provided lo June 6 for the South a close - up pass - in with Hutchings fnr good outside sheet nioyes of 'Admiral, players on re­ Ing 55-34 lead just befor* th* playing off of postponed games. Andy Sikora, goll Instructor at the Keyport Adult Evening School, Anothw Try Out Sunday such scant tim# left. ing to break up tha collapsing third quarter was oyer, liut, in bounding. Taller and with mor* Trophies will be awarded ihe demonstrates drive. Registration Is being held fer spring clause* zone the Amboyans were using physical bulk, they blotted the that last quarter, th* smaller Anoihertryout (or boys between Tlie pass - in went to Bill Pater- ■cliools whusa teams finish first, which start Apr. g. ■; ■ : ■ against Millville's 4 ft,, 11 In., Al Hudson players out at tha base­ Eagles, within the space of two Ih t agea of 13. through \S tor St. no «nd he bounced It In th* bas­ second or third. Games start at Sliaw under the boards. Tho Bolts line. It is to, be said for the minutes cnma up iron-, * IV Registrations are being accept­ Proper stance, correct swing and Joseph'!) C Y O . fasebal! team ket just as the final gun went off. 1:30 p.m. from South Jersey loomed away Hudson player* that they did * point deficit to a 61-58 score and ed at th* Keyport Adult Evening follow through, proper clioice and will bo held Sunday In St. Joseph’* It dropped through and th* Soutii to a 42-14 outside lead at hulf- commendable Job, when con-.- kept tha heat on that they tall- Eligibility, to play shall be de-. School for. the. golf classes which use. o f. clubs and the [und.amcn- «afeteria st 3 p.m. liaU won, 7iiis was a sad cllmaii, time. With the start ot the third ed only 67h)S with 1:4'» lt-ft. termined by the boards of edu­ W ill -start on Tuesday,’Apr, 9. In­ tals ol-.putting will be taught.: for the North as they had pulled fronted, with such masterful t«- quarter, it bccame more becauso They added 11 mor* point* oh cation of ihe schools in the structing the course will be Andy Clubs will be-supplied. . - Tlie Indian War* of th* U.S. up from a seven • point deficit - bpuiidln/j by ilia opptisiUpn, that: Taylor was trying to soft-shpot good foul shooting, in the sec­ 'Teague, but .th* league. Imposes , Sikora, instructor at Jackpot Goll •nded with an Army victory. at ‘with three mliiules remaining. they did not foul.mor*. They Inlet e-stcd persons may regist. the "hard" basket at the , north ond half to get close like this. an overall rule that proof of age Center, Middletown. Classes will 1 Wounded Knee Creek, 8.D., on Tlmniy Tetves wa» tha player gave Rid.nefield 28 free throw cr Pt Keyport High SchoolUny, end ot the court And he was miss­ chances, of which 17 wer* But Dom Carrera, the ball steal­ niuat b* certified and that no boy niect at thc center each Tuesday Pec, 29, m : Eighteen Medals of who set the South up in busbiess Wednesday or- Thursday 'night Ing badly, nothing like the ac­ made, llie Admirals sftr.k 10, to er of the. Olpuf.ester Rnms, got can play if he reached his 15th and Thursday night from 7 to Hr ay ■ Honor were won in this battle. with * fiv* - basket stretch lat* through Apr: 2, or may mail tliejr curacy, he had had In tha first neutralize It. But th* posses­ In his dirty work * sixth time blrihday by Mar. 1, IS69. p.m. tor five weeks. in the third quarter and early in application to the high school iil half. Coach Botjlovsny then made sion factor, the Royias coming in the half to save the day tor ' . The course is open in both be­ the fourth. Simons, a bt, Agne* Keyport Grammar's schedule |s cure of Jerome L. Zumpeiic, 1-or a desperate and daring move. Ho out with tha ball so many more his side and lock up the gam* ginning and experienced golfers, player; Ricky Flynn, Holy Fam­ as follows! . more information, call Mr. Zmn- D tfN T-A.TV pul his Amboyans on a full court times, ruined the. Admirals. with a pop shot with 30 seconds ily, and Brian Smith, St. Mary’s, pelle daily at 21)4-0902. • Cufvt vr Black & Whit J press and.they shot with abandon While dwi'IIIng on G,t;oup I it can left. Tho IZugms wound up at Apr, Hi, Lloyd Rd. home: 18, New Monmouth, led the way (or • Week or Month Irom th* backcourt wilh Taylor be said the Royals are jtoing to 21-4. Had they not lost their two Thompson, home; 22. Marlboro, the North. . % going inside to do whatever he sizeable players before going to home; 25, Union Beach, utvay; MVP Award i • Delivery AvaUaM* face m u ch . more trouble next NORTD ALL-STARS (M) Could againit Shaw, nine lnche* Saturday when they fs^cc Moun­ Atlantic City, it could have been IS, Bayshore, home; — Cart — « r » taller, on lebounds. pr, if Taylor *ur. better. - Simmom ...... 7 4 11 tain lakes’; M t., & In., center, ■ May 1, Thorne, home; 7i Marl­ 739-0738, or 583-1466 R . Vlynn ...... 7 * il waa behind on thc move, he drov* r Andy Rimel, under the boards. boro, away; ». Lloyd Rd., away: To Andrews a Smith ...... 4 0 17 against the Mlllviilu znn«, some- Kimel staged • classic battl* EXPERT REPAIRS C auley ...... l ).. 8 Iliiut Accidents 13, Thompson,- away; 18, Union .’Pete'Andrews scored 28 ppints : M 'M a P U i ...... i . t O i tiling he did not do at all In th* ■ with Pitman's John Lane, and, Bcaclt; ; l»om«; 23, , Bayshore,. • AU Make* . . Friday to lead the Tiremeii in a Kenney. -...... * 0. ft first half, lt worked and saved In tbi* writer'* view, * ques­ away; 2V, Thompson, away. • < £«.« m fk * w m *; B iohufm - SIS Noted By State th* day. Th* bigger Bolta tired tionable call for. Lane's fifth per­ 112-90 victory over die Aca Rcc- USfP TV SETS IS 11 M chasing the smaller and more sonal to put him out of the gam* New Jersey Bunting accident Old Shop, Trenton. In tiie final By CHARLIE DIAMOND , lOVTCt t u - i w i llth* Amboyans uround ths court could well have taken titular statistics for the l'JGS-CJ seasons o r r round game of the Brick Jayeees Vadas ...... 0 4 1 under the press. Shaw's complete honors from th* South Jersey- wer* released this week by Com­ The, pretzel was Invented hy Keansburg tum icy. Tlici Treritorlians got off H A Z LIT TV ...... t o * control of the rebounding In, tht missioner Rubert Ac Ro* of th* Charlemagne,. King, of .the £% .- ...... « »11 AfeywtMu^ , Patano mhsm. ...4 * 1* game was gone, his timing on State Department of Conservation ^0 a lead but Andrews and Bruce Franks and first limperor ut ■ Rlchaly ...... * * * push sliots In thy scrambles un­ CHRISTIAN BROTHERS lost * •nd Economic Development. Miller, on* time Manasquan ace, the H o 1, y Roman Umpire, Oatta -...... » I tt Th* figure* cover th* period When he subdued I tin heathen c m ...... t « * der the boards was wanting. Tay­ on* • sided M-H decision to Bish­ Opener sparked the Tircincn to a rally HAIttT from June 30, 1968, the end of th* Saxons, more than eleven cen­ Tervaa» ...... I 4 10 lor got Inside enough on hi* driv­ op Eustace, Camden, but It was FOK »W AIIU| last fiscal year, through Feb. 1, K n*vr lnt«r*cholastla baseball (hat put them out In front 50-15 turies ago. he iorced them to ...... ■■■. U U D ing. particularly for one shot at not total devastation. At least on* C A tX K M T U ’ th* last day of th* small gam* season will get under way Tues­ at liiilftime. And.tho ex - Mata- bake the sign of liie cross into . Score ky Quarters th* and of th* third quarter, to member of the Colts cast profit- N orth All-SUrs .... 14 SO 14 1*—*4 season,• Accidents w e lv occur day when Keansburg High Schoul w a n H ig h luminary continued, to all their bread and pastries in South AU-Stera ... 11 I t 30 14-41 turn thc tide. Millville, a tine pre­ *d by th* effort. They had com* during the current fox or wood­ plays the tirst diamond, contest In b|t a hot pace ns the Tiremeii put token of their conversion to cision team, waa reduced to play­ up to the South (Parochial) fi­ chuck Kasosn, and these will b* Its history, meeting Madison In a 62-point last half to emerge Christianity. Thus the Pretzel Ing at sixes • and • sevens on de­ nal* by defeating St. Joseph’*, included io the tabulation for th* Township at the Spartans Held, victors. Andrews hit for 13 field was born.’ Down to our own fen**. But this put Perth Amboy Metuchen, and Cathedral, Tren­ annua! report ot th* Division of Coach Dennl* O'Keefe, Keans­ goals and two: fouls. - : time it had to bo .twisted by supporters in a quandry as the ton. In to doing, and continuing pish and Game. burg, hns two chuckers, John hand But now a fantastic, new Panthers did not try * freeie to through the Bishop Eustace gaine, Asi a result of his play, An­ Accidents Included 54 with f(r«- Acconra and Oary Truax to throw machine fashions, pretzels at protect their lead but kept shoot­ Pat Mt'Uin, Freehold, th* Colt* drews, a former Matnwan High great speed. Tireless steel arms, one with bow and arrow at the Spartans and their offer­ ing at a risk of turnovers. It wa* high scorer, set a record of mak­ cage and one of tlie top players and on* fall, *lght lest than th* ing* are received by Jo* Male- fingers loop and tie the dough illogical but Perth Amboy got ing 29 foul shots In * row. And In Monmouth College history, was Into a perfect product ot the previous year. One accident was vol, a solid catcher. Richie Pas- voted to receive the most valu- •w ay with It against a rival who he was high scorer with 22 points pretzel maker's art. . - fatal, the smallest number in 10 ko will be the clutch hitter for th* ahla player award for the tour­ had been reduced to total frustra­ Sunday dcspit* the slz* ot th* years, contrasting sharply with Titans. ney. tion. score against his team. Coaches tha high figures of seven and six COMMKRCIM. MliSSAGi:: ' • * * . Tha Keansburg nine will need Andrews was unuiiie io piny from Duke and West Virginia fnr the two seasons since July 1, plenty for Coach Mike LcPorc's There is an art to virtually H E N RY HUDSON'S 73-70 loss v.-anted tn speak to him BTter tlia 1966. With the Tlremen in the Eastern in an overtime stirred the larg* game. What ha could not do and Spartan* swept Bloomfield In * State Industrial Regional Basket­ everything . . . spine, tech­ delegation ot local fans In th* what the Coils collectively could practice double header Saturday. ball Association tourney in Phila­ nique that makes it special. Whorf- cars are concerned, assemblage as much as did 'li* not do was to post him iiisld* In State Stocking Gone are Ills three 19G8 accs, delphia Saturday uud Sunday. The GEM OLDSMOU1L1-, INC., the middle through a 3-2 zone ot John Cusaz7.ii, Ron Ncnishick and tiremen won two games, bearing 110 Main St., excels In service. 8 ft. 4 In. and 8 it., 5 In., player* Trout Si reams Mike Santiago, But tha Spartans N.Y. Port Authority five 104-81 “WE WANT NEW CUSTOM­ that Bishop Eustace spread out. have a tight veteran Infield of and Wilmington Medical Center Trout distribution truck* ar* ERS, WE GIVE B I-: S T Tha Colti used * man-to-man de­ Bob Callura, Chuck Dolan, Mur­ 116-73, but were knocked off In now rnlline to stock New Jersey DEALS.” See the '69 models, ray Fresla and Rog EJIey. But th" sfml - final round by Avco fense that was about all they streams and lakes for the season something for everyone, 'lei. lf thers are any laggards at bat­ of Bridgoport by 30 points. Man­ could do to a team so much tall­ opening Apr. 5, according to Cpm- 568-MOO.' . ting in this group, Chuck Rutan ager Frink Porter felt Ids club er and a team \ised to hlgi\ pre­ .rnissloncr Robert A. Ros of ths will move In, cision basketball in compiling a State Department of Conservation could still liitva won had Andrews 25-9 record. But Uishop Eustace and Economic Development. Pitching Depth been available. : f o r d HELPFUL HINT: will face St. Peter’s, Jersey City, Over 750 miles nf stream and Richie Gregus is a veteran be­ Tlie Malawaner also doubles in hi the finals. The Petreans are 05 lakes and ponds will be stock­ hind tlie bat. Two varsity mound speedboat racing whore he is one. Many foolish people expose ■omething mere than the Colt), ed before tha htg day. This in­ holdovers from last year ar* Matt ot the top drivers In the "C ” alky themselves to 'grave dangers F o rd s of physical proportions not to cludes waters In each ot th* Cole and Doug Boyle. John Mi- class. He and his brother George, by pouring burning oil (ker­ be held In check by a widening State's 21. counties, with the ma­ clmeloivskl Is a senior addition to a former Matawan football play­ osene) nn dying ilres. Much a re o u r out 3-2 zone. It will be a rough jor emphasis on northwestern and the stnff. Andy Brennan Is up er, ore preparing their new rac­ safer and Just us certain of ■nd mean game. Tho Colts ar* central New Jersey, where water Irom the jayveoi and two sophs ing craft for entry in tha season'* results is a littla powdered just- as well nut of that action. condlliuns are most suitable tor aro drawing attention, Dan Scal- opening regatta at Demon, Md., niter sprinkled lightly over it. p ro d u c t Bob Simon, coach of St. Joseph'* trout. la and 13111 Bradley. May 4.

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Ihf? . ?:v':krt‘5i9»2.>...’i*fi:Ofd. ttowiir.p I Pitvue Hoty Famiiy 3, *wdr ifiiil n). ihe Alrprrrt \Vc*m- tluj, heavyweight liiyialun on the squad of the Birmingham team folrriWfcd hy VtX'dS, 4$‘ Union Beach, . won three gam *i Jncrriai Kov.ijn^ Lcu^uf. 10 tivp tc to thirrj p i a r t * , * r.how-to. he.staged fu tKe '.to the Smithed Association, aa r»i!) g;t)nes. fames' behind. Bsy*.hoife C y ^ O kffitfste of the AtiiJttlcs farm . E)i^.abtilh tiiks aurUmniim.. TtifS Streioh hit for 0f ;>2I5- iii^ Men 1 dropped hack to;. Jpiay be i.he ia*i tivjw siaprdi hi ■jystem.. IM- season Geiger pstiih- 235-201 fur the individual Area Bred Collie fourth position. w im ’ .Buriifigioft, ii? the '■.•ihft audil^tiUrn as It is dut uvbe s^rjJp.s nf l’, Cop Corp-.r.i;,;:,; ■ W 32 In addition to Slrcich nine oth­ known as Jet. Jet v^nt on to a iiv.U iVlitiv is also a ' <(8 er bowlers topped th e M ise ries MuotoneJd Swriilary S«*rv, . 48 . mark: Ed Johnston of F.ilv Tul­ "Best of Winners” and "Best of fiist-ume startw. O ia rljc s V atm M arket -31 Vi Breed”’ over four champions, Only One From Matawan Ru/tii)0'"\Vln«M ....;...... 34 ip, 201-I96-2M-608; Lynn Scarno C olU x T.V . 49 35 cf Crates Beverages* 213-180-223^ PATKEELEN'S Rice. is. now ilie » id Ly local res-L.. Dtar»x>m tr u ll *’arm 46 35 ...This was Jet&andcrV second :a 016; Gt-orge Jacobs ot C raus Went boxing under Boyie’s guid-, R S ^iU n ItfllJan KUirhert .. «»' major win as he had been "Wirw Crates f»en«ra.Kei ...... 42'!, Ml l \ Beverages, 265-166-181-812; Dick AUTO SALES •pee, but lh«ie, are. lour or five ‘A; R oI ph & S<»n ...... •12 3S ner’s Dog,** **1385}. of Wtnners” Pcrrini of Magnolia inn, 253-187­ ■67 PONTIAC »l?«5 •ut-of-lown young boxoro who. 1 F V . . . 43t ••33 and “ Best of Breed" the v/eek B.'»raeis Bakfcrv - ...... 41 40 171*611; Don Mandigo of Colts Convtrtibl. ■■■< : have sought the training super­ Sterling Thompson Ins. .« 33 *i 4 U i before at the Siw Mill River ' « BUICK J! Neck Inn, 202-202-2^07. Hazlet Bottle Shop 3.9 43 Harry Ross, left, Commedore of the Keyport Yacht Club welcomed Hill Robinson, «tlilor of Yschting Show for a 3-Point Msjor, nr.dcs ' ' Conv.rlibl* . vision of the Cliffwood boxing Tom'K Foid t«c...... 38 i3 : ■peewtist. One, Arthur Lee Cut­ Magnoljo Inn ...... 3A>; 44*4 Magazine and weil-linown yachtsman who discussed aaillag and racing at a special prngriint at the Y a iU Jiidge Hale McMackhi, White >J OLD5MOBILE $>S0 ler, now ol Ashuiy P«rk, is City N«y„s Coip. 36 -45 Club Thursday evening, M r. Hcfciassa iiiu iiriie u n l i inia with slides. Shown at right Is Vic Melin, plains, N. Y. -- Conv.rttbl. : Henni#»-I’avern j-.-; 25 ‘ ‘ 15- -•- Sports Car Rally# ,'H I. BIRD A« I, |3iC planning to.. liiuvu. - to Clliiwuud' Shore Jorf. Agency ...... • racing committee chairman who arranged for the program. . Jetsander now.has a total o! 34 47 Conv.rlibl. ^ i' feecaute of the improvement oc­ C a rl’s Texaco Service ..... 03 . 48 10 pointK including both Majcrt, Alrpcrt £«r *» L 'o ju v r u .i-.;. T*2^i iS ’i Next rallye of tho Heel Ik Too >3 CADILLAC |ll« Casioned in his .'form under M . T, T. Mafion- ...... 32 ia , Sports Car Club wilt be held Mur. Jel: is a 3-yeji r old Sable and - .. Conv.rtibf. -I: 28 '.".'Boyle'*'. tutelage.----.' After being Ffeelwo»yi • Carpet 53 30, John Govemco, rallye master, White ColJie, owned and bred by VALIANT . »2?« Svhttnci's Fuel O jI 25 ts - Register For eliminated in the early round of announces. There was a mUye John Ri\d Arlene Benko, Bios- FORD Squir. Wagon tfeSB Hazlet-Holmdel Youth ‘44 CHEVROLET W cSen . : f t * Golden Gloves tourney. Cut; held in Matawnn Mar. 2 In which &o,m Heights Collies, Morgan-.; Blue Jeans Tennis '42 CHEVROLET W « jo n H it FREEHOLD CdVS AND [IOLLS villo. Jet is also shown by hit Irr only worked- th*' harflcr ttr.d, S traihm orr r^anrs 22 cars turned out but only eight He|>i$lration for the Blue 'U OLDSMOS1LE < l i « ®n Mar. 24, scored an impre*- w L were able to finish becausc of owners. His sire Is Ch. Kit* 4 Dr. Herd Top - C a rn ie n 'N C a le it r * ...... 67 41 Athletic Association Jeans Athletic Leagues baseball Iredge Red ' Wizzard and - his live win m an amateur show at ' F oo d T tnvn ...... M inowy weather conditions. The lo m trv ill*. . ■■:■ -. ■ . ■■ OWe Tennant Esso .... . 62 44 program will continuo Saturday, Ftart was at Larry’s on Main St. dame la Highground Special H ig h w a y J 6 .Another out-of-town boxer now aicDonjfJd'S' P.m S)i9p ... oo ; 48 H a w k s and : Rams had to bat­ good start with Anoll^r of his and the windup at MAgiioha Inn. .G uest who needs a few "minor E5«'rr.urd‘* SUidto 58‘ j 4R'.fr nt ihe Hughes Memorial Build­ Port Monmouth 787-0924 training in the Cliffwood- camp No 2 . 52 tle inlo an overtime Saturday at driving : layuftf. But Ensilltt The Bohls, Riclt and Ken, were pemta to complete her cham­ ing, 10 Church St., Keansburg, Kean»bur« ' ■' 717-1 H I Is Mi-ti i'-'r/izici', a 175-lb, Golden WaH'* Tavern : ...... :.... as 83-, the Union Ave. School gyrn 'be-;' Jumped one in to knot the count tho winning driver8. pionship. ■ '• J Sirathm>jrie.Xaii«fi 53 Vi Pat Aeconzo, Fine .leans presi­ Ciovfs fighter in the open divi- Coi(£ N«ck !nn .M..- 54 Vi 65 H fore the Hawks emerged win­ one more time. When Collins #k>n. Frazier recently emerged T ««in No. v ...... W* 67 U ners 44-41 In take Ihe Midget Oi- \ven( out on fouls, there was an dent said. Mr."Aeconzo' will b« Colls Neck Es:;a ..... « ' . i 50*4- Vision championship. Francis winner in hit class m the Merc­ Kcri'a A/ner{c«u 47 *j audiblo gronn from the Hawki ■ssisted by Henry Hengartner er County boxing ' tourney in Carousel KUch«?r.s ...... 47^i 60',i Feehan's three-point piny with h^ncl*. but there was solact when Ecnrti, Gaci TiVwUiurar.! 40 (Cl ■nd George Zigich. Trenton. A Perth Amboy boxer, less than a minute to go in the the resulting free throw* wer* M * 0 ...... 46 t l Mr. Aceonzo said boys from 8 John Barnett, at 136 lbs., will T«-ain No. IJ ...... •44 64 overtime decided it. missed. to 10 years old can register tor complete the entry lid from (he The Rams had lo come up But the Hawk$’ misgivings nt Boyle camp in the show st tlij- .MONMOUTH COUNTY CATHOUC from behind to tie the race in Collins’ «oiii£* proved without play in the Minor League; 11 to cbeth. Snrnelt has heen having H arm ony Bowl. .MUWIeloftft, N. J . the regular season and they need as they bound up the S am i' 13 in the Hughes League «nd 14 21, 1»«9 hard lime of it. losing out bad­ W L sfcowerf the siirne - nev'ff give tip' press for the rest of: the game to 1# in the Pony League. Boys ly u r Gloves novice. But Boyle Joseph ...... B0 - 31 . combativeness in the playoff aiKl Feehan broke in.^or the de­ Sv M a ii' 2 ...... 48 ia ; »re to brin| their binh is confident that,1 as with Fra?.- Holy F*mHy 3 ...... ; • 34 game. In the first quarter, they cisive points. Collins was high 47 certificate, a parent and the reg­ kir and Cutler, he will be able t<> Bayshore Catholic Men 1 45 34 seemed due for a bad beating as scorer for the game with 31 St. Agne* 2 44 >/a 3«‘/a istration fe* when they register. bring the Amboyan along; Ba.vthorc Catholic Men 3 44 37 they trailed 13-6 and ; appeared points and Ensille topped/ the If the boxers in his charge H oly K am llv U ...... 43 *a 37 ifc to be unable to contain the Bams M 21 po^ts. The registration session will b« Bayahore Catholic M tU .• 43 3S Hawks' Tommy Collins, But make a good - showing at Eliia- St. AK^es I ...... 42>i The championship teams In alt from 10 to 2 p.m. belh, Boyle will sound out the Si. Cntherine .... 42 Ram s Coach - Paul Cherncsky 30St. C athertnt 2 42 30St. .three divisions will receive, their Last year the Biut .Team : prospects for enterihg them in changed his defensive alignment St. Mury 1 ...... 40 Vi 40‘,4 trophies at* an awards dinner sponsored 31 teams. Games will S1:. M ary 3 ______40',i to put Terra Flynn on Collins in ihe big amateur show in Allan­ 40 M Apr. 20 . at 4 p.m. «i Buck be played on three fields, Mr. St. A n» 4 . ,...'...... , . 40 41 a pressing defense arid it made tic City Convention Hall in mid­ R.'irshore C«th9l(c Men 2 HO 41 - Smith’?. Jerry Abar,1 Jeegue; Acconzo u id , Th* field* includ* a difference. The Hawks rah in­ M ay. Si; Ann 1 ...... 3H>a 4P,& . commissioner, and Sandy Whit* Eust Keansburg, Lions Field W. .Ann 3 ...... 3fi 42 to a slowdown and .by,, halftime W ater D^J 2 .I...-,,...;.:....;. 38 43 mao are the- ones for. parents and Collins Field. A«nes 3 ...... 18 43 the Rams had pulled even at 1J- and friends.of league players to at.. Ann 2 ...... 43>^ all. 'Fhe Hawks, had-scored oniy St. Rcnedict ...'....V....1.-;....;....< M\a 44«,i contact about. t.teHfUsj. R’^ch , Pa- BUSINESSMEN: Holy fam ily 1 ...... 33«i 47 •!, ■ lone field goal in Ihe second mera, former NBA official will St.. Jii.ines ...... 32 411 quuner. . . , Call For League Xinter Dei 1 ...... M Vs 62‘i be guest spenker and will sligw PEOPLE OWE YOU But In fhe intermission, Hawks ; films ol NBA tea mu In action. Coach Mike.Cnihns swilrhPd .his Players Saturday INDEPENDENT MIXE1) I.EAGUU offensive plan that the Hawk» ‘ 1 1 N A L STANDINfifi MONEY? ' ■ W . L Juniors Elatne'r.Tl.orlc4...... i...... 6 2^ i\v\ could uork cutoffs :o break the Cfc The Rams pulled nut of thejr ' ’ * 5 >1 s.nd 13. .Registration forms wiii ’69 Lincoln $7950 Dom !» Jwim'a ...... 64 D a w h a ..... 13 Immediate cantsct pattern and used a free-wheeling 12 be distributed .’n all schools and H am s ...... i M«rli IH, “A Yillow Bvauty,". Air and follow K nicks ...... 11 3 fast break In the final quarter to posters will be placed around Cond., Vinyl Roof, Lvaihar |nt«frrr, through until - . Dolphin? ...... C 6 MAX-KEY HUSINESHMKN’ throw the game into a 3U-39 lie W arrjort ...... l 4 1 . town notifying all boys of tim l 9 IV Fully Lo«d*d« Iv«rythin < meney due is paid Ij at the end of regular time. So B ullets ...... 0 B •n d place ol tryouts. Villi» M orla ...... 5 5 ' i 28 \k FalcOna ...... a 11 Keyport Pkvvy, A tlantic « 60 34 furied was the pace of piny in IndJfjni ...... -- 0 14 Mr, Mazzucco can be reached ■fc8 B uick . I 4 I 9 B DtcUtJltiln. A&Roclat,e«; 47 37 the fourth quarter that the lead • p e Monmouth Credit Strathmore Lane* ...... 49 39 at 264-04.19. Commissioner of (he Hnv.k* ...... H (i Riviera, WMlt, Fully Icadtd. "A Leonard's Meat Market ^ 4 4 “ , 34^4 changed over nine times. Char­ W arrior* ...... 12 fi Major l.eague will be J. Corra- leauty." Atel G a tln e r ...... 4 4 «a 3&l,4 In the overtime, Tommy Col­ .... ’66 Sala*l« $1798 -Fair Haven, 741-2451 Bob Steiner...... 37 47 Ihe Farm Clinic will be S, Whit­ 4 Of., Full Power. All Cond., Bionit*. lins got the Hnwks Rway to I W0 XL, 2 Dr. H/T, V*. A/T, P/S, Lurry Lerner ...... £7 57 J.ung cancer ia the leading man, 264-5694. F. Purcell, 264­ '68 Chrysler $ 4 3 9 8 "A R«*l Man'* Car,1*: , Vinyl Roo*, Rtd, ; cause of mule cancer deaths. The 0168, will be ’ Commissioner nf Imperial Convettiklo, Green, fwll American Cancer Society reports the Bahe Ruth Division. Th* •67 Plymoulh II $1998 Power, loadccJl Air Ccnd, '66 Mercury $1998 the mortality rale'is 15 times llubo Rm h Division wiii be nn- Y8* A/T* P/StaQiin^, Mercoo. Patll.n., 2 H/T, VI, A/T, P /I, greater than 35 years ago. nounccd at a later dale, ‘67 Cadillac $4595 ’67 Pontlao $2795 White. Coupo, Full Tower, "A Burgundy Eicc.utive, 4 Dr., Air Cond*, Y$f Boduiy." Fully Loaded. P/S, A/T, Maroon i WMte* '66 Pontiac $I99B Cat.linn. 1 Dr. H/T, Vfl, A/T, P/S, If you cari ‘67 Mercury $2495 ’67 Chrysler $2893 Clack Vinyl Roof, Yellow. Ccugar XRJ. Vfl, A/T, P/S, Light Nowporl Cujfom, Air Cond,, Gold, M MODEL CARS fertilize, reseed, Bluo. Loaded. ’65 Lincoln $2598 4 Dr., Full Powar, Air Cond,, Bbck '67 Cadillac $ 4 4 9 5 ’67 Buick $2S93 Vinyl Roof, V/Mta, t R & W Y T O G O aerate, and C«!t>U Covipo, fuff Pcwor, Air (.eSofcro, V?, A/T, P/5, Air Ccnd, Cond., Blue, "A Maroon B*aaty.“ '65 Chrysler $2695 ■68 PLYMOUTH Fury III '67 PONTIAC Catalina •66 PONTIAC Caialina La Baron, "A Black Beauty" Polly ro ll your law n '67 Mustang $ 2 2 9 8 ’67 Buick $2598 Loadad, 4 Em\, Auto. Truns., Power Sterr* 4 Door, Air Con., Pc*',\er Stuerinp, StHtion "Wii^on, > ir Cr.rtlHlonrcl, Slylarb Grand Sport 140. VS, A/T, Ing. Fflctory Air Cond. 0 7 K A Power Brakes, C510K Full Power, Fully to«ded, Aulo., ve, P/5. Air Whii« i l r v V Tu rquoise .? * » * 3 Blue $ 2 1 0 0 Cond., Vinyl Roof, P/S. Red & White. *65 Volkswagen $ 1 2 9 8 for $24®®* • • Cflui# Station Wagon, frae n. ‘67 Cadillac $ 4 6 5 0 ’67 Pontiac $2698 >8 PLYMOUTH Fury III ‘66 PUEGOT 404 ConvaHibla GTO, Pull P o w a r , Coupe DeVitlff, full Power* *65 $ 7 9 1 4 Dr. Hardtop. Fflctory AirUr Cond., '66 CHEV. Impa|a 4 Dr. Sedan, 4 Speed Air W hitt, Simca $ 1 3 5 0 Power Steering, Power Brake*, firaken. Auto- Trane,, 4 Door H ardtop, 8 T urquoita Cond., Turqvoiia and WMla. 1000, 4 Dr., M ilk, Blue, New Car $ 2 7 5 0 Cyl., Power Steering, C l^Q R Tactory Gu«r, D ark Blue ? I O '/D *67 Chevrolet $2298 '67 Oldj $2493 '65 Cadillae $3198 '65 MERCURY Comet Impale Super Sport, VO, A/T, P/S, VB, P/J, F/B, Air Cond,, Blut. Coupe DeYtllt, Fully Loadtd, "M int '68 CHEV. Impala Cyclone, fl Door Hardtop. V-fl. 4 Condition." Spend * I o c fi 4 Door. Hardtop, fl Cyl., Auto. '46 CHEV. Impala S.S. Rureundy t,i3y a t £ £ v Trans., Power $ 2 4 9 5 2 Door HardUrp, V*8, 4 Speed you m ust be a p-iachfrie Steering, Blue T unjuoito ^ j y g Q '65 PLYMOUTH Fury III '67 FORD Mustang Convert.. 426 Efiyir.c, Aulo. Trnnd., Power Steering, Cl IOC % Door Fast Ruck V*8 Floor Shift, Dark B hi« ^ * I VO '66 OLDS MOBILE » ' « * $ 1 8 9 5 LawnamaT I Door Hardlop, Faciory -A!»’ Cond. filue. Power Slcerlng ‘ ’64 PONTIAC Grand Prix Pt»vvcr liriikry, # l 0 C f l VNnyl Hoof, \V)uic. Aulo. Trdnv,, '67 CHEV. Impala Auto. Tions. t l ' ^ W Ptwpr Stri'J mi tf, r<>\vf‘r Prjikf*. maiMciHY trust mcui UMTHCOHtUONlNC VICUL a Dior Nnirilup, ft c>l., Auto. A n Conrt. $ 1 3 5 0 TrHHJ- . h'nu rr t I QQC VfiiCit « K nit t|Ml (4t fitffring, Gu'fn. >f I 77*» COME, HELP US 0 'f> |*f . l|kll|i;»!:H ’66 BUICK LeSabre 1 mm *o fll 01 n H:i '64 PONTIAC Catalina «Ilf HI i/AT)M • *hiiti>c«i ;fc. '67 VOLKSWAGEN 4 Door Ffdni). fl Cvllndri.4!, Power !'. -W w»i>Mi . t|l f firm (|I 11 (J CHRYSLER HWO'ti IV C'mUM 1 -'I* l. fl-... . * M*tl >i t’itln ,;// .1 U ' \'i{t (.

Coll IAWN-A MA7 In r<'">r , nit>- n,,T >Y incltithnq y.tindny'- ter ilH :C esiimtto and copy ol OocA/cf, " H iti S tcivl ol /«uv/» Dc.miy " No obhgouon. BILL LANZAR0 S ££ n.C<,lai>»W k LAWN-A-MAT IN MONMOUTH COUNTY AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER MOTORS CORP. DEALER NEW LOCATION 3290 HWY. 3B. HAZLET 842-2519 291-1013 O' & SAlESi 264-01W SERVICE! 264-9090 741-3647 431-1117 134 MAIM ST. 566-2224 MATAWAN

M ?e.qn TwsMs THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, t L J . T1»ufj3*yi Mmls SFj.fWff Jfewra; v; Award For Salesman Ballet Company Activities At I'lolisideM im ''

^■fjV-’Otd^t'-to: !.b:J ' : *>- . . . o-vet evanijnj.-1’ "Miss'Ju/i ? StreleckJ. d(:ec:or of ' Varw.kri, pi’opr!'.*'* :«? jtoc■ iiie:;4chsi(ifius ^ 1 " , , x l ‘i ' iu-r -Nevv oi Mot,>r Th1'? M o w 1 inri aii- ijiAig^iion Jiiiii'. {i%D, S !* » r -Vofx WowevtT.. W .hick’i.a.' ai'.riouncoi . ihnt Th!3 .y^-v hicie bii'teto: Jui'ie Strelsuiti a'o- 'sb< iiaiffj. taic -’oy -'. sufficiently under c!';£ Point Sy^U'n*. of 6t ?he !n;» ?.lu leatur-? r^tcm aow.iwi. i . it# ,'su W- s“i ! i i !:-4 *h* ''psfisKMiiaa! ’'c ia W n thd from ' thU a i?a i engasejnent of S^.vj. Sldtloff' BOa-fjT»f''.:ra3 u 'ju :'^ au,ait.VuM.ai n u j i j . * • Theoo't.i:^ ,H. t-'opv.Tti, nT MKic-'" •TCiMrrfir,^ s? him an ?rar. ' - . • iftfi'feifr' .S to iitu w ri •■fa: Itom; ■ ja h i s n t i i ! ' reduftfeV! in ths lahie Ave., Old Bridg?:' JUndaU' M m ijy fiirot/sih.Th’jrs^ty, ,.. ■-....; ;.»f; v'.an braE^hi: -tV-.ir R; W,'jU.rviK, 2 P'/ir--: ;-:or P!v. Hj/- Ti'ie Don -7,‘rh;i -j !ko St*i*i>ij{ tiis vii'-n tn* t-i V n s e< r r 11 -Vi* , ipo/ lei: Kemierh F. Appk^ar^, bf* r.v-Uurei iv:. rb? .dtJiUtg ar/1 gry arnehd&l' eKam«atiars hours in^iic -3 tree co sppiv < i •* - r)i\ h * u.t rolia-w*: thaa Sta?ic>; 23 Hobart Ave,, Kfyiwrt. Peter Yuracko a.nn;:>ua'j£d thas. tenters, ' M arch',1963. 8 9:3D p.m.; Also: William H. Clayfnu, 1*4 .the Singles Club, whi-;h h i i .b ^ ia A p r il; 1909, H. ) m. to 7 p.m .; - Braden PL. Keansburg: Fnirli recently form ed*w iii ba :twef';rig May 1963. d a.m,. » I a.m.. and, M ^ rjy rtnfWhj/'H aP nl, .srtiya. L. Frcycr. 2* Lhcoin a r Q p m. OH F n d n v nir 'AptiJicantsi :fotv .tiw'ttaw-knov/i-: tha Reiftrve Otiicsrj ..Train'iuj Vjilrji'e 4iA, M^r.ivvTtv yet joined and is interested may ed.?e and visual acuity checks Cbrpi. P n.M atv.j, there wera 15* Marci*ne Colton. G44 P a ltn ’.'r Ave., do so by sim ply calltn.* t h i Inn and asking io speak to Robert wilt ' also;be accept*! under the generals who were commissioned Wi;*'!* Kt':-)!!sburg; Leo Boyl.sn, Roth or Frank. Coli. Membership extended hours. . • - " •" in the i ROIC - . three ijeutt'itani 454 Garden Pl.f keyport, Miss Streleelcl; explained tnat generals, Oi major generate and Is fr?e .and open to anyone 21 S;;«pensions unde;1 tht*s bJH, i4 Da j1 [.mouth Ur... Maxlfti: ^ h t . . . .■ . Philip torJwrfeM,, right, of (hu Sterling Thompson & Associates Charles ' F. Cotlingham, 1G c-05 Helen Smyth, hostess of the Init Ross W. Maghan Agency Bell Labs, Holmdel, ! Matawan office, receives award from Northern Monmouth Multiple dininj room announced reserva­ Lifting Service President Carl F. Zellers, Holmdel, for (he greatest Also: Martin C. Fieischer, 993 tions for Easier Sunday, dinner dollar volume of multiple listing sales during 19M. At left U Harry No. Concourse, Cliffwood Reach; are now being accepted. < . “Save With Silrn L. l.yighton of the Kfrwtin Company, Buiford, who, »iihM r< Lorberfcld, D on ald 'E . Vttalo, Pinetree Apari- Life, Auto and Homeowner Policies" t M for the award for the greatest numH>er ol approved listings sub­ ineni'i, Foiife 13, Old Bridjje; D A r c c a mitted during (he past year. Tiie occasion was tho service's annual ' fyiaiinew Stangrecink", 3 lierry St.;' jN s u iw g c a awards dinner ut Holiday Inn, Hazlet. Keunsburt;. MATAWAN 138 Main St. 566-0003 Among the New Jersey drivers Realtor Mrs. Anne Martin, of er & Walker Trophy for the UmU •convicted in Connecticut in liccor* -jn»> ija!<•<; nf. Rea! Estate—Insurance ths A dunce with the Uonn.-N.J. Recip* lands, served as chairman of the A. plaque award to the agency rocity Agreement was Jainivs V/, annual awards dinner of North­ with the greatest dollar volinm’ Carter jr., 203 Atlantic Sr., Key­ : ot multiple listings sold in 196S. . ern Monmouth Multiple Listing port. His license was suspended. was prim med.by Mrs. Martin to ■Service. lieM■-teccr.liv.at Holiday Sterling Thninpsonv& AssocialM; Typewriters Inn, Hazlet. whos^ Matawan and Middletown Benefit Movie- At Northern ; Monmouth Multiple offices are both In. tha Northern Mnmnouth Multiple Listing Scr­ Keyport Strand Listing Service President Carl F. & Adding Machiues . vice sales area. Ths total voluma Zellers, ■ Holmdel; . presented "a. ;)f multiple l.istinii sales account­ A burro, a boy,' and a mountain plaque and l/.S. S:ivini Bond to lion hunter will join forces to en* ALL MAKES >3 ed for by !ho Thompson firm Philip Lorhorfeld til the Matawan tertain vacationing school chil­ canifl ro $l,90y,0!K). ' ; . ' SOLD office. Sterling Thompson & Ai- dren Monday, Apr. 7, til the Key­ RENTED soclates..: for the grcattuit dollar .. Qualifying for Top Sale3 Club port Strand Theater. The 'f'eohru- REPAIRED voluina ot muUiple listings sold membership pins for the first color film entitled “ Brightyof ths tifr*** this havina, soid a vol* . Grand Canyon” , is a tale of ad­ ■ in 15»At dinouiitiii^ ia >d LARGE SELECTION ta! of $464,950. ' uine of S250,‘Hkj'or more' eac}v in venture, w'hlch If being presented . multiple listings, were Mr. Lor« by the Matawan Township Aux­ Jferemy Blantoa wilt t» among the five feature., In tho lW^-70 Concert Mr. Lorhorfeid also tied with NEW AND RE8UILTS AT LOW PRICES berfeld, Joseph Cahill ond Ken­ iliary to the Bayshora Hospital. Series prevented starting la the fall at the Carlton Theatre, Red Bank, • YEAR OU AH ANTES , Harry L, Leighton, of the Belford neth . Williams, ' both or . Van*.-* The fund raising venture, by the Monmouth A m Foundation, now holding iu annuat Concert STRAND THEATER office, the Kirwan Company, for Agency, . Mainwan, and D{>nald tha award for (he.greatest r,uin- Through such co-operating group* Scries Membership Week through Saturday. Alt Interested person* Van Note, of Paul R. Striker iw the M jiaw an .Township. Local KeypoH - 264-0452 ;; • ber of approved listings submit­ ■nay obtain full details and apply lor subscriptions (o tha wrte* at SERPICOS Agency. Holmdel. - Assi^tanca Board, .w ill‘'also ena­ ted In 196S. For this, each Real, Membership Week Headquarters in the lobby ot the Molly Pitcher Tofi Sales Club ble needy ohiidreri to see ihe film. lOIMonmouthSt*, fUdJanlt tor received a plaque ami a U.S. Inn, Red Bank, Perwns also may phone lleadquarterv, or Qualifying for Top Sales Club For the purchase or contribution NOW thru TUES. Phono 747-0485 Savings Bond, presented bv Frank til-K n, or addrw* request* to Monmouth Art* Foundation, Bok 431, ; J i Kirvvan jr., a memtx'i o( the membership for tho second suc­ of tickets, contact -4972 or 553* '7567. • . ' ;■ Rcd Bank. -v. ■..:■„■. ■ ■■■.: .■■..■■<■ .. ...■ -.■■■■.■ ■■ ! Two Academy Award Northoni Monmciuih Multiple List­ cessive year, for which each re* ceived a plaque and U.S. Saving) Winnerf On Ing Service Board of Directors.' The next meeting of the auxili­ Bond, were Eugene A. Fitzpat- ■ One Program :: ^ Leading Sale* People ary will bo held Apr. 1 at tha WALTER READE THEATRES nek, of Walker & Walker, Mid- home of Mrs. Richard Palla, ISA A third award, presented to Mr. dhjtown; Walter T. Bahne and Deerfield I.«n'e, MaHiwan, :M Lorborfenl by Northern Mon­ 8 MDounrovm JtiPkRMftRH fl- Mnryln Eisenberg, both of Van'#^ p.m. The feature of tiie evening mouth Multiple Listing Servic* NOW SHOWING Agency, Matawan; Mrs. Theresa w llf ba a “ silent auction.” OWN „ PHONEt 264-9561 board of director! member Ken­ S. Martin and Raymond . B. tTI-ItU THRU TUES. neth L. Walker jr., was the Walk- Schooley, both of .-Applebrook T m MAPLE P L — KEYPORT, Ntw Jen*/ Agency, Matawan; Em il J . Ung* Nursery School % - FREE Porting "W> Delivar"______' er, Sierling Thompso^A'Associar' tes, Mutav/an, and M fe Leighton. Sponsor! Movie Spencer ( Sidney • Katharine1 A national . Jo p Sales Club awards were TRACY ■' POITIER ' HEPBURN 'presente2. \ Service pasi prosidont. John P. Lew Budget C Spedal fluiiciick. Au'ncy lxaiiers Meet­ Freezer Special No. 4 Curtin, of the Curtin Agency, Leo* ing. 'lo him lliis mcani a special nardo. , . Selective Service 15^ Ibs. ..9.95 29 Lbs. Total $22.95 honor reserved forour most suc- ' .A LL MEAT WRAPPED FOR FREEZERS cessi'ui agenu throughout the Call For April ■'country. To you it means he ii Playing At Town ALSO — NEXT DOOR- « professional life underwriter Col. Joseph1 T. Avelia. S(nt3 TO SIR. WITH LOlfE! with outslandins qualifications Direclor of Selective Service, TtCHNICOLOR' to give you sound advice when announced recently that the S& D BAR you'ra planni'nK your financial staff’s induction call for April independence. ' 19(W Is for GO? nicn, 7(> loss than JAMES GAP.NcP. FIREMENS BALL AND LIQUOR » It. FRONT SIV . the March cull. The national cull STARTS WED. IM — ALSO — ia for 33,000 rneu of w hich 2500 «l-D BANK "SUPPORT YOUll will be allocated to tlw Marine APRIL 2nd Corps. LO CAL SHERIFF"

V ijjjnnccc^ The total national r jl f for tha first four months of 1969 v/a.1 CADEM UFRtNSVRirtCK 12G.G0I); New Jersey's portion for MORE FOLKS ARE SAYING CALL 264-9561 (ft this same* period was 3065. Alsn during April, 2095 mer\ will Im forwarded to tho Armed AWARD Force* Examining and F.ntranco Station in Newark for pie-induo- WE Foundation tion physical examination. WINNER To Present Play, at Oluitage = Tha Ministry of Music nui iBEST FOREIGN .FILM' Fine ArU of the United Metho* disi Church ol Red Hank will present Thornton W ilder's "Thi* ■■ - Spencer Tracy and Sidney Skin Of Our Teeth," starring Pnitier star uilii Katharine Hep­ Mary Hll“u Gutjatir, Martha 149 W. FRONT ST. — KEYPORT please act quickly! burn In “Guess Wlin'j Cominjj Piden, Darrel! Peter and Jetn to Oinner." On (lu* same pro­ Fowler tomortow ovening, and You and you* family will unjoy thf» charming > gram Is "To Sir Wilh l ove" al­ on S u u r 4l.1v evening ai Capo Cod <}f,nojphora . . , iind lha finajt, Subscriptions Available For LIMITED TIME so starring Sidney Pnitier, now p.rn. nt the church. The play strictly fresh CLOSELY showing at Town Theatre, Mid­ will be dwvried by Herbert Bur* For Fall ’69 - Spring ’70 Ckmccrt Scries. dletown. tU and lighted by Donald Curry, WATCHED TRAINS frr«*-t»1 tf iWI 4*«M> - A C4/14 rrili pOM«al«(lM S@E ’J» IX Vimt III K nratni/1 l'owimf, 4 ^ Viemjiia Aeadcmmy CJiorms BAR8 ERALLA AND CANOV . , ^ 4 NatioBnal Ballet of Canada W» Don't Havo and a varied monu of Fim Food To Suit Your SaK - Sun. Mood and Fancjf I — f.ta nnee o n l y — -CJ5& SPECIAL Rotlerclamii Phillimnwionic OrcJaeslra DON LtPORB TRIO CHILDREN'S SHOW! Showst Fri. - Sat. Wo Do Hava ' Hiql'ly n 1 : omn.^d • J f jr ^ i Julimi.s Kaleljen, Fiani.sil Dining Si Djncing Ch'Mpn " • • I G j > Ml'JU'iW ...... Osipov KalataillvU (l)r<’laeslra WEEK-END GOURMETS DELIGHT FLAMING DUCK wilh 'T^v Th«'Paper Uon’ 1 °f Moscow — Wifh Sfars of tho Bolshoi Opera ORANGE GLAZE. ,. ! V and Russian Dancers. 4.95 ' uv is about to

All Concerte Are Hold at the Carlfon T^iaafra - Rod Banlc NO INDIVIDUAL. TICKET SALES w w m OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY Hourst 12 Noon to II P.M. PHONE 842-4276 i 0I! Wl’lri:'

Lodb Elccted Siop & Shop Report Enlist In Marines Coiumilt.ee Head Questions On Draft S jq j & Shop .Inc. repcrtfd ai'Mi ., NOTES end gaming* for »e«. eonjpanyi Slai! S g t Jo in Sl-.st‘hii\, Marine David’s of Morganviii*. He en- . .lanus I.o«b» Prcs'.dt’nt cf £u- Q. My r,f;l{ib(iorrr. son., an c;;i- than MKfr as receritiy c{irr.p!ct.-:d ^ a b o u t Corps Recruiter* m iu n in o M h f t , ; listed for tour years. t-^tbar! :>hrtws- stafidiujc a th le te .- to Dot tr.- feoi^ « cr.d ft ffcthvr. Is t « e*.omas Robert Wot-tko. son of while the Arn-.ed Forces at the commuter airline operators. him in sojrje. <;ihcr classL'jcation, tan wrniags ‘or 196S ciimbed w Filippo, 15. Wintlu-op PI., Ua3.’,et; Mr. and Mrs'. Thomas P. Woeiko, . Armed Forces Exaftiwii«£ and if so, abail.be classified in the SH.J'lO.SWi, r*p.restntin| a 2J.4I Nfli inaa is a 1366 graduate ot R a r­ 13 (Alston St., Matawaa, Prior to The ConiTT.utcr Air Carrier WillServs la Germany i Aboard Tic«nt!criif;& Entrance Stations deter.mine cheir lowest ctasi- for which hc is de­ per cent increase over the $9,644,­ itan Township High and atltnded eniistinp for three years, Tlioroas CommiMef.', one cf ihreinder standatds prescribed by N, son- of -Mr; ami Mrsi Barnett Branch pribr to enlisting for two . School. - is concerned with review of gov- . ihe Secretary of Defense. Shapiro, 194 Ely Aw,, Laurence years. / ...... " ...... “ . Steven Allen duck, son of Mr. crnmeiTt regulations and rules •• - ffsrtaw-, ■ i? --*er»fc% sfcoarit the Q. It Vs my understanding that and Mrs. Wilbur G. Buck, Ji De governing commuter birijMs; the sttsdr sircrsft ssrri~r U£S T:= Eugene Dennis Slaughter, son of there are two different classifica­ Mrs. Eleanor Slaughter, 178 Cen­ NoriHalKjic- A vt., F o il haven. stafldar4i?JU.'on. of ticketing and conderoga during Its fifth tour of tions ftiven to those who are nor ter Ave., Keansburg. and the late Steven is niarri*d tn the former baggage hanaiihg, and the safety duty in die Western Pacific. acceptable for serried 1 know Regina Mcllague who resides at aspects of commuter operations. ARNOLD BAKERS John Slaughtar. Eugene is a 1968 one is IV-F bat what is the other On its renth deployment off 795 River Rd., Fair Haven. Prior graduate of Middletown Township one* and what is the difference th* court ot Vietnam, she Tican- ; lo eolislini; Steven was employed lhe other committees ar« the High School. Prior to enlisting between the two? deroga will act a t a floating aJr by the Pardu Services of Fair Demand Air Charter Committee he was employed by Charles A. The two classifications you field b r Carrier A u Wing pilots Haven. and the Cargo - NTai.1 Committee, THRIFT SHOP referenced are I-Y and IV-F. Reg­ flying, stnke missions agaiust All live volunteers presently both of which ore concerned with Commended By Chief istrants found to be not current­ •neOT^ ta rg e t in the SouthL are Undergoing recruit training operations other than scheduled (NEXT TO CLIQUE LIGHTING) Staff/S,^t. Harry ( Joseph jr., airline service. ly. qualified for service hut who The ship's history includes the at the Marine-Corps Hecruif De­ sou uf Mr, and Mrs. Harry Jo­ woufd be qualified in rime of war winning of five Battle Stars for pot, Parris Island, S. C. Upon seph sr;. 424 Lorfllasd Ave., Un­ completion of recruit Waininj* a t or national emergency declared. UNSOLD BREAD, ROLLS campaigns during, Lhe Second Army MF.DEVAC helicopters ion Beach, has earned the right Parris Island, the Marines then by Congress are classified-.; in World i War,, and,. on ber last have transported some 350,000 pa- to have his name placed on the ; -«ill be assigned to ad-jr.need Class I-Y. In Class IV-F are cruise In Southeast Asian wa­ COOKIES AND CAKE AT Student Honor Roil upon com- training at Camp Lejeiine, N. C. tienrs .since the beginning of th* placed those registrants whn are ters, the Navy Unit Commenda­ pietion of nn Electronic Coni- for a period of from two to four Vietnam, conflict. Stationing of the found to he not qualified for any tion, puter Repairman Course, ac- weeks. They , liien can luok for­ helicopters throughout South Viet* servicf; in the Armed Forces eith­ REDUCED PRICES - . - f ’nmpfotM |Ik [« ...... cordin* t» Lt. Cot Raymond R ward to n leave durinK which e r currently o r la time, o f w ar or jiSin places fcveiy nivailjei uf iiie Mendonsa, Chitf, Computer Sys­ they m ay go home to visit fam ily national emergency declared by Armed Forces there within 35 RT. 34 946-9561 MATAWAN ■PVT. JAM ES V. R A F F * tems Department, Keesler Air and friends, before reporting to the Congress. their next school or duly station. minutes of a medical facility. Q. If a man qualifier for more : P v t Vinct«l Raffe. U.S. Force Base, Miss. Aimy. KB of Mr. and M m . Vif>. III. a. letter ts Mr.-Joseph (ir, > •entRsiffa, 401 Matawan- AVe„ , Lt. Col. Mentions? stated, "This Cliffwood, is spending a M~day acsdeinic distinction is reserved fcrlbiH»-with Hii, parents-before - for-those'students ' who demon- ptp«fting for duty in Gtmany slrate sustained scholastic excel­ Mar. 31. ■ lence. Yotir son achieved this P»ffa t«ok his beoc trsir. honor by completing the 19-weelc M T G R A N D feg at Fort Dix and thcr-ssia-' computer principles course in Yen'll im Uwn nefjrakMiTbi a n Hn ithwl, n i t l i i l u d n u S n Hat. Tkur'rt Uutti m vanced infantry training which: he' \ ‘This course consists o t tech­ te ta n a i i M tkt HMrtmiliM ia t o w m M Imhm*. ■KUnpleWd Mar. V. , nical material- related to the sttK uuiinsi Uki ill, food ii mt.tf Ite MliM'i b iin l MmlHct Wt fkadj k in * & He was Kraiiuaecd from Meta- maintenance of complex, coin*- ■ T WTHPOWit. Tlwy'l Wl— i l tm i< Bijjai... iib i to;? • « n Regional High School, Claa» puter equipment which Is vital * 1 * 7 . _ to the national defense. Only T^t .wr'i i.,^ t«^ iiii>— -i nrnttjii^ByM . . . airmen with exceptional poten­ miwmi voMngowa w a - m a M Am m a r c h » .. / .V - . In Fact! Mgwrnnirs ■. - --v-: tial are selected for. this training GKORGF RAYMOND III - Boilerman Srcnnd Class John and very tew ( HI* Wfa i stss rttr ; Seaman Apprentice George F. suuus oi Honor Muuent. .... Mr$. Joseph Ashman of 104} Cook' Raymopd IU, USCG, son ol Mr. “You can be justifiably proud JSve.; Laurence Harbor, pjrtln- ' * e e e * ' and Mrs. George F. Raymond jr. of your son who has spent many -Jlited; in Operation B«ll Jangle k h £ * r » of 893 Pnrva pi., Cliffwood Beach, hours of concentrated study in ■ n- *± 2 4 Wtiilc. serv-rn", ab.” r-d the .guided ( Sim 4 U n i yatif k ^ w a tm foe ell y«w ..w m graduated from basic:train- achieving this- honor.” > : - Mm cm MATCH Wlssite cruiser U5S Halsey. - PASSOVER NEEDS . ing at ithe.Coast Guard. Recruit. -Staff/Sgt- Joseph entered the U ^ fc A CHOiCE-LOih* "r : ' , » « » cswWt StUttiH »f 'Tni! .third major Navaiexer-; Training!Center,- Cape Mny. . .. NEW. fN 9U N Q Air Force in November I9fi7 He ■ m i l*ttKiri F«r Ut (MMf >. • b o off the coast of California.’ lim it Vnder the - guidance ot expert: -has'been- stationed in England, ' A n year,1 Bell Jrnj.’le is a- First FRESH FOWL enced Coast Gtmrd petty officers,: H e*f operation designed fer em- Now Zealand, Alaska and' at the h« successfully com peted a rig* fhasixa the tactics n«eded In both Pentagon in Washington, D. C., id eight-week training prof.ram Voadwait 'Axbn operation and. »a well as numerous locations 1 deugned to truufona him Im ft W m Wiu Pacific deployment!.. ' throughout the United- States. a. civilian into a trained Coast Highlights of the eight • day Giardsaun. .: h'-WaHins-faiVletiiam . - ’ SHKil STEAICSnSuw* !l*« CUT^»rOWL ») V ' varciae. which ended Mar. 20: ii* 'A* a or.iduntf* he'm ay apply, Sergeant Rutm t D. Walling Jr., SOLID WHITE TUNA illidad innnphibiou* landing at . if eligible, b r advanced training son of Mr;, and Mrs; Robert D. Camp PenlletoR, Calif., and fli^ t: in- one. of tlie many ‘ occupational, Waning sr. at M Gulden St. 3 | 0 0 S h u c k f i l l e t . 8 9 ( c o i j c t t s . wpt n tiam fnm - ttw aircraft fields required by the Coast Cliffwood. Es on duty at Tan Son - M ffler USSOrakany., Carrier :- ■ Nbnt AB, Vietnam. : Guard, nr he ma^ be asaigned tq SUD flLESSFRANKS .59* DUEDBEEr — *^65‘ mKE>IZZA ^69c r kiien ft tw ite f t air-to-alf mi*-, ai Coast Guard1 uWt operating tat Sergeant. lW lIinR :a .'telephone . »i|f exwda^i;iising; drone pfannt dke l/nitrd States nr overseas. ■( KHiipoKntmwirman.ris assign. DuaEciw ? 3 suratBACOii »69{ s u c i 5 i a c o m . 7 9 c SEATOODDIlflfER 49* : ..v,flM |c#.%aift-^itr!ke mission*' tfc COfTUOA KAL LOB A < ed in a unit of the Pacific Air M M I t t ■ ' ...... Mb. t v A «. ' tot^-'atf'Chocolate ^Iuuiitam ajr*; j Although active in many: marl- . Forces. Before hia arrival in TeiuToPniE 3 OUEESECAKE»» ^ 7 9 * tilns safety fields, • the Coast: awtmoi' . .a c 4 hA Twenty Nine .Palm*. iMinmng Southeast Asiar ser/ed *t Mc- iajja**.at .Camp Pem sm tu - - Guard specializes in search and - PumrrlUTTSR 3 ~ 1 a«H u AFB, Calif. , BRISHET OF BEEF STRAWBERRIES '^ 27* rescue^ merchant marine inspec­ ■mas m am ■« m. ^ Shore bombardmeat from Navy- The sergeant is a graduate of frviscrr nftd dcsqoyers mairfctil tion. oceanography and aaanoiM C u m C k o w d e x 3 ,’j : 1 aids to navigation. Btitawan'Regional High School. Hm 1 surface warfare phaae of Bell His wife, Johna, is the daugh­ DEL M O N T E la n d e . The Coast Guard also co-op­ FANCI FRIES ter of Mr. knd Mrs. John Wub- M M STil M K II M Other facets of th* operatic* erates with other federal o-enciei benhorst of 498 Second Ave., FRUIT COCKTAIL A L ST E A K S 8 9 *VE UVERWURST » , 4 9 * in law enforcement operations. Troy, N.Y. , : fccludod cxercises in anli-subma- BPOtTIt) CAJUTT0 m t i intmff ■ |A i | Mne warfare, aerial recoanaii- 2 S : : Waraer ta Vietaaai Wilsan Fromoted SLICED HAM . JI2S R o c k L o b st er T a il s * Z ” aancc. nnd communications. A ° '| Q0 ■wtn Mna.mncrT €<114 tOLStmiTD • '• Marine Semennt John K. War­ Robert A. Wilson, 20, son of Promoled In Vietnam ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Bologna 4 Salami * s CODFISH CAKES »59* Broccoli Sra/iits 4 r'::i 8 9 c Mr. and Mr*. Howard-P. Wilson, UML.ICII r k ma-iucnom a a » wud johhm (an ti m ^ . Richard E, Chevalier, son nf cis K. Warner of ■115 Throckmor­ 120 Beers St., Keyport, was pro­ SUUMF G r o v u e t t e s A r 0 3 t ' H r. and Mra; H J. Chevalier, 31J ton Lane, Old Bridge, and h u » »"l58BSa.4^1“- C H IC K E N SL IC E S £ < 4 * irmiwctCuM i * oSc moted to Army private pay grade M U M m I Ki. ■ ^ ISA SIAM I W O I - U I _ Jk p. V est Prospect Ave., Kcvnorl, wa* band of the former M;ss Con-: 4AVE ue JO 10% ON LARGf E-2 upon completion of basic TOMATOES 4 i- ’1™ VEGETABLES 5 X- 9 5 c feciintly promoted to SP/4. Stance D. Brown o f 401 Lake St., - V e J l i u ^ A M . AVAItABtC wm** training Feb! 27 at Ft. Dix. mjl i - HUBcrarnu Richard is. stationed at Cnm like hiiist, .-is, serving' with the T’O & T ixitA N0KJIUK The promotion was awarded BSSLis S 4 'i:sl" J IM. O f MOM . ’ LASAGNA AV 89 c JUhn Bay, Vietnam, and is work- First Amphibian Tractor Battal­ R O A S T BEEF : 5 5 * two m onths earlier thno is itis- d m nn? - 4%n in}!.: in a -Murine Maintenance' ion. Third Marine Division io - AU m MAT - tomary under an Army policy C H IC K E N W IN G S ~ 3 5 c BIRDS EYE-MIXED iiT B-'v, //Company repairiag aircraft eo- Vietnam. - CHICKEN ROLL :69* providing incentive for outstend- i \glues for use in lhe army’s new : As a part of the Third Marine a m r a n*« iwiTuiLOi VEGETABLES I ' ing trainees. The promotion was NIBLETSCORN SHORT (UBS ;59* ,'( «v,'amp boat, called an Air .Cat. Division's nqw mobile posture, s w i s s c h e e s e ; 6 9 c - - »E-r i vj&HROOMS [ s based on his scores attained dur- -Allis'-address, is SP'4'Richard' IT.. the battalion has b«i;n. conduct­ lug range firing, high score on Chevalier, BAS2G80957, USA ing sweep aud clear operation* the physical combn proficiency, s i 00 56312. He will throughout ifie Nc.r'.hecn “ I" test, military bearing and lead­ ke home in November. . Corps area. ership potential. M u o a o u i p t -Afl C m c i m B r o t h 5 ,^ i 1 ° 0 SANDWICHES 59c Duiy la ThaUaod w t i n u i tt» , Sergennt Vito P. Gioia, son of C A T S 0 P 5 SUNDAES ^ 89* QUALITY FENCE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gioia. 15 Wendy Dr.. Old Bridge, is Oil CRAPE JELLT 5 * 1 ° ° JIOFFY JACKS “r-49* HWY. 511 MADISON TWP. duty a fT ik h li Royal Thai AFB, Tlr'ilamJ. ■UmTMRRfHSI -A h : T huk ^loAiA R a T ! CHECK OUR PRICE Sergeant GioU, a supply inven- S t b it e d C a m a c i 6 9 * lory spedalist, is ass um'd to a WrSTERN-VALINCIA BEFORE YOU BUY unit of the Pacific Air Force*. Refore his arrival in Thailand, he Oranges 12 >159* . • Chain Link • W ood • Privacy FencM ■erved at McGuire AFB. r»tSH CALIFORNIA - SXPERT INSTALLATION — EASY TERMS The sergeant, a grarluate riNOU CS8N VfAM of Mat4*twan High School, attend­ FREE Home Survey • CALL 679-6277 Asparagus ed Monmouth Cullegt?, West i.ong p . ntumvsvrnircKauc m nx m ik u mu»c« urc p m Branch. EE) ST POUND CAK E'S' PINEAPPLES 2 9 BANANAS 2 CSU7 WUi MOW *HITl 1 GREEN PEPPERS 2 5 MUSHROOMS , ItD SiP£ piuaoci »m ICRSMUT _ _ - -h tha 6'Ttl8U aa: up^-cvi ROSEBUSHES .99* PEAT HUMUS 2 X' *1 cmn tunfN s rm i.u u i _ GRASS SEED S sl98 TOP SOIL 5 0 ; , 9 FUN BEGINS noHinmc evxxncwtitxs io; M ASST. BULBS 6 9 c FERTILIZER SO . sl'9 WHEN YOU TRAVEL VIA THE ASBURY PARK- EXTRA NEW YORK TRANSIT CO. YOU ARRIVE J RLUC ,V4uoupofj'&o©&.THW.tt1L w vJ.t bNr coU^W Nfc aoi’ RELAXED AND READY FOR BUSINESS OR j Stamps PLEASURE . . . NO PARKING PROBLEMS m BOLE , A ?n'rmc ^ AND EXPENSE. . . FAST TURNPIKE ROUTE. wi* tr>u coupon ond puichou of * . -l.b. «opi _ PINEAPPLE JUICE C 25c APPLESAUCE 3 $100 Asbury Patlt - Now York Transit Co. 1 on S i mncooun n , S>A*

ROOMS - RENT HELP WANTED HELP WANTED MISC, - FOR SALE Sccub Visit Tsmpfii M ! S C " ~-FO R S A L E ■^n— ——■— ———iBiiiwm ...... Gir! Scout Troop U3, Cliifwood, , . Classified Advertising Rates FURNISHED- single room, pri­ SEWING MACHINES THUNDERBIRO 13 - ft. 60 hp visited Temple Shalom. AJatawan. vate, entrance. Gentlemen on!y. Left over 3968 Z-ig Zag Sewing Johnson. Cox Lrailer, ell 1907, during their jeguiar weekiy cieet- Key port Weekly * Matawan Journal Tel. 5SS-5979, : 3/27 Machines, built in controls to equipped, new conditton, 5195*) inic.Mar.- It* A talk was given by overcast. nKike buttonfiol^s, .^v.r firm. Call 5«- 7?4 , 3/27 Mrs. Monon I. Wall on tha Jhvv. on buhoris, blind h»?m dresses, ish faith. A. question and aiiswer . Apartments For Rent MEN-WOMEN 1ARGE 60 inch Mahogany ntfir* make fancy sHrchM, Orl^i!*£l period followed. tfesls wiih swivel chair $45. Tel. ; To Ptac* Your Ad UNION BEACH-5 rooms -md gt/aran'.et*. Now art!y $34.80 or pay today S66-W37. 3/27 bath. Call 2S4-2953 3/27* ASSEMBLERS & MATERIAL only Si W) rw*r inosith. Capitol riionc 2o4=30H0 Sewing lilt 9 p.m. Jf toil, call DINING ROOM Set, all formica, PETS- T I a l T ™ ] ” collect. table and 4 chairs - -W-inch " H0 u isE rF 0 i r SALi~~ HANDLERS 561-2600 . China Cabinet, 6Q - inch buffet, F R E E to good home, Brawiisn Dsadiin# For Copy 4:30 P.M. Tuesday KEYPOKF - 3 family house, gar­ 5/27 walnut, 2 yrs. old. Call 284-6731. Gat to Da Matto kittens, Tel. (No Experience Necessary) 566- U9d. 3/2? age and lot: live rent free in ■WHITE'KENMORE^ 3/27 Minimum Charge (3 Line}) ...... $2.00 lovely, quiet neighborhood near Washer. Excellent condition shopping area and schools; good only $f)0 also Amber glass coloni­ WANTED TO BUY LOST ~. • Additional Lines ...... „..;... 40c Per Line investment; principals only. Call Old established out of state manufacturer of light al pole lamp $15! 264-MUB 3/27 201-667-8350 after 6 p.m. 3/27 BUILDING LOTS. Middletown, COCKER SPANIEL male, buff JS Bold Face C e n •, - =;...... -... 80s Per Lins plastic and metal assemblies is planning to estab- GERT'S a gay’ girl — ready fnr a whiri tafter cleaning carpets Matawan, Holmdel, Raritan, colored, one year old. in area’ J" v SERVICES . lish a branch plant in the Matawan area. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Marlboro, Keyport, etc. Will pay of Fleetwood Park, Hazlet, re­ shampooer $1, Harris Hardware, top dollar. Call Jack Bostock, ward. Tel. 2*4-2959 or MS-8787. Service Charge For Boi Numbers INCOME TAX returns expertly 130 Main St., Matawan. 3/27 48H-2900. tf 3/2T prepared. Also New York State Steady, year round employment. Interviews will SPINET I* I A N 0. Responsible returns, lsadore Friedman, 23 WANTED TO BUY (Real Estate) party wanted to take over low FOUND 4*/j Average Words Per Line West Main St.. Freehold. 462-4118. 2 - 3 Bedroom House, oil, 1 acre, be held at: monthly payments on to spinet nice area, sewerage, near Park­ 9 • Apr. 10 YOUNO BfACK and White Shep­ piano. Can be seen locally, Write way, under 15 years old, J 18,000 - INW )M E_fAjTltpTurns and_ New herd dog. Owner call 500-3850. Contract P.ata Upon Request Credit Manager, P.O. Box 35, $19,000 principals only. 845-5099. . York State returns expertly pre­ Cortland. Ohio. 3/27*4/17 3/27 - 1/10 i/21 pared. Reasonable rates. By ap­ GUITAR Fender Jaguar. Ex. pointment only. C-Tax Service. CASH, scrap copper, brass, all ATLANTIC (Mosaic) TILE CO., Bldg. 6 cond. $115. Must go. 566-4795 or MOVING I STORAGE Call 264-4073, . 23-Apr.lO types non - ferrous metals. «AL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 566-923S _____ , 3/27 ROOFING i ROOF REPAIRS - ATLANTIC AVE., MATAWAN, N. J. Piompt pick up service. Call 94S- GEORGE MARSH & SONS 3 GRAVES, Green Grpvo Ceine* R120. tf (tee eitimate. Call Charlie 264­ Agent* for Engel Bros,, Tn«, tery - Keyport. Call 78 7-8434. .4662. - tf - (0 A.M. to 2 P.M. Local and long distance, fully In- 3/27-4/17 WILL PA Y $100 up for fruited or SELLING YOUR SICK - TAX "RETURNS ; expertly.. pre. floral hanging domes, also w ill ■unvr rnnfflinflHTwf o{o£«>To 1 24-INCH YELLOW GE push-but­ pored - your honw, also small buy table lamps, old glass and 1104. M0 w! JProspW Ave?, Cliff- ^ So- wera Woodrow A , Mary ton clectric r»n*»t‘, 4 burners, business. M. Wall 566-8236' eve­ china, jewelry, picture frames, wood, N .J. tf ‘Ai* HOME? ■ Hugiiei, their home W J up tor MONDAY, MARCH 31 s« perfect condition. Tel. 566*8748. nings...... - 2/27-4/10 dolls, furniture trom early 1900'i M ia for 3/27 MOVING TO A NEW INCOME TAX - many yetars ex­ or before, etc. Call 462-2381. AUTOS FOR SALE ■ One Year perience, v*ry reasonable. Your Sa s e m S ^ ^ 3/13-4/3 GEN ERA L Assistant lor funeral PLUM BERS 8c Helpers, exp. ne'e- the family, women’s large sizes, 1962 PONTIAC convertible, $300. Ye*, their home was for (tie for borne if desired. Call .787-9523. home. Writ'! Box G c/o this essary. Steady work, good pay, LOCATION? niiscellaneous items. Tel. 566-6891. Call 264-7883. _ _ 3/'il one year, then a representative mornings or evenings.. 2/27-3/27 newspaper. tl benefits and paid holidays. 566­ PETS — SALE 3/27 1968 FIA T - bucket Teats, ejto. C*K m for tafamfttfen *a fta of Rankl A Weber Realty Co. EXPERIENCED 4421 after 7 p.m. 3/27-4/3 M ALE (must be higiTcchool grad. RUM\TAG^SALi-. Ludi^'Xrvir. cbr.ditioii. i apeini, family haa ■ ftQ p w way to mN your homo «n4 showed them an imaginative sale Radio - T.V. - Hi-Fi - Stereo, YOUNG MAN .to learn drapery - ■*"".KITTENS'vioukintf lor a good to pmstas* o n»w tarr,* program for their home that. u DRAPESj CURTAINS, Slipcovers' COST ACCOUNTANT, Male, ex­ ' Are you tick because your house PA RT -TIM E - Earn $100 - *20(1 $-10. Tel. 5tfM7y5 or 5t»G ^23S. outstanding temperament. 254­ 1965 IMPALA. Stereo. Excellent j7"v : Axodate'-fM ton . window shades. Reasonable. perienced. Call 721-8908. ,3/27 doesn't sell? Are you discouraged per month, Demonstrate new, 3/27 9533. 3/20-3/27 ctindltion. 254-4627. 3/27 727-2788. 3/20-4/10 because vou can’t make your quality iine of homo care prod­ plans? You want Top Dollar for TUTORING - Experienced Math ucts, Save housewives DOLLARS WORK WANTED your house? . teacher. Both secondary and not pennies! Weekly training. W ILL CARE .for infant or small For Honest. It '.Fast..Service Call advanced Math. 560-7470. Call Mr. or Mrs. Erdmann at child in my home, day? or 3/27-4/3 565-79C1 th y nr eves , for In home nights, meals included, nursing RANKL A WEBER interview and samples. tf - Realty Co., Realtors LANDSCAPING - Lawns cutT cxpcriciicc. Tel. 264-95SJ3. Hwv. 34 Matawan, N, J. swept, general Iriinming, .566­ 3/20-3/37 -MuHJpU lilting' 5728 or 264-5044. tf FACTORY WO RK~ 7 Immediate PERMAWKNT open* ( •HOME typist,"C!alT'58il-?]:KK.'.3/27 20 ,HWY. 34, MATAWAN 566-3311 InpS" (citY: imiio* auu females. m w 3/27 ' ^ feMPOO HELP WANTED MUST work rotating shifts. Start*; MISC. - FOR SALE LARGE LOT 7,000 sq. ft. w ith' Inj? salary. per hour, on many shade trees in r.ic^ neigh- ■ ATTF.HTION JO B APPLICANTS April i ; 2.47'^ p e r :hoiir plus- ; 7 ,"'{ KEYPORT $23,500 ' The'. Keyport Weekly and The COMBINATION ALUMINUM : LA T EW m U S& borhood, 264-7840. tf shitv differential.. OVERTIME, Ip ic.iuid span. 4 .bedroom Cape • Matawan. Journal do : not. know­ 1 STORM & SCREEN : ' ' COME- TO E . transportation, schools and Fair Labor Standards Act IF they MIDLAND GLASS CO. KARL A- FRANTZ. JE64-3403 Industrial Land Sites •hopping. Qsll for an appoint- offer less than the legal minimum - . FARMS — Ht>MES CLIFFWOOD AVE. swat. wage or fail to pay at least time CLIFFWOOD, N. J. “THE MARLBORO REALTOR" and one-half for overtime hours. An equal opportunity employer MATAWAN BORO KC.MO ■■ E d im M . Netter BEST TOP SOIL Tho minimum wagb for employ­ tf Charming Cape Cod - 5 bedrooms, ; Dutch Lane Road, Marlboro, N.J. ment covered by tho FLSA prior GOOD FILL DIRT, 462-4151 538-9149 (Eves.) SKAHS R O E B U tk & CO. ! H I luiths, finished basement, bar, ai the 19GG Amendments is $1.60 laundry - workshop area, I x 14 3/27-4/3 Exceptional op|»rtunity sslling BLUE STONE, SAND, etc. an hour with overtime pay re­ kreeieway and nice landscaping.. major applianeesj. You will b-> , KEYPORT~3 rooKTcompletely quired after 40 hours a week. 1 Cali for M appointment. . Healing with Sears nat ton ally ECKEL'S TRUCKING r renovated cottage. Ideal for Jobs coveted as a result of the iknown brands, which enjoy ex­ couple. Perth Amboy bus at cor­ ; 1986 Amendments require $1.15 an cellent customer acceptance. Morganville, N. J. ner," tiled bnth, new kitchen cab­ WALKER & WALKER hour minimum with overtime pay Your leads will be furnished, inets, gas baseboard heat. 264­ required after 42 hours a week Income potential well aboys 591-9707 REALTORS 7880 or 291-0162 after 8 p.m. 3/27 For specific information, contact average. Draw against commis- wjtf MULTIPLE LISTING L TRADE- KEYPORT - 2 bedroom house on the Wage and Hour Office of the aion. Car allowance. Of course ' «~ O A V T «m £-DRUMS^.eO INS. SEND FOR CATALOO bus line. Good condition. Buy U.S. Department of Labor, Fed­ the benefits are complete and In­ euch. 2 only. Keyport Weekly. . Middletown Office Closing direct from owner $9,500. HI- eral Building, 970 Broad Street, clude our famous Profit Sharing 52 W. Front St., Keyport or call Newark. tl 0713311 4661. ! 3/27 Plan, paid vacation, group life 264-3030, tf WAITRESS over 21, some experi­ Ins. and hospitalization pfcim. BUY NOW AND $AVE - We Have A LARGE 3/17 LARGE SELECTION Antiques, ence required. Tel. 204-1 IBI. Investigate Now! Call! FOR RENT ceramics, glass. Chinese wall JtEYPORT-J Bedrooms, lull din­ 3/27 - -1/17 M r. Klomm plaques and jeweled chests. Jewel SELECTION OF SALE PRICED USED CARS 1 ing room, modern eut-in kitch- HOUSE - In .Union Beach, 4 264.5300 NURSES AIDESXLPN's for all Chest, Hwy. 30 between Union Si i •n , fireplace, paneled family rooms and bath, security re­ shifts. Apply in person 9-3, DO 64 W. Front St. Rose La., Hazlet. if room, hot water heat, wall-to-wall, quired, adults or with one child. NOT PHONE. Holmdel Convales­ Koyport. N. J. TO CHOOSE FROM •arpeting, doubltf garage, FH A’ An equal opportunity emplovor CALAXIE 1 Tel. 264-6651. 3/27 cent Center, Hwy. 34, llolmdel. BOTTLED GAS STOVE] good BUICKS: **5 SUPER SPORT ’66 CHRYSLERS: approved, $33,200. i n i & UNION BEACH - J - 3 room apls. ■______;____3/27 mmlitinn, very reasonable, 5GS- Two’d«or hafdlop, p.iecn ConvorHbU*. vc,1 . au*A“ ’fi7 ‘W •65 WILDCAT witli blnck vJjh’I rorif, « mafic a-'lUsiuvi. ftirnished or Unfurnished, 414 WANTED - Legal Secretary, w irA R E 'lO O K IN G tor mtmTT 4953 eyemn,t!S. 3/27 Tv.-a-dtJiu- h.ir wUH lit-.u’U \<\w, .«• I STERLING McCANN Front St. Call 471-5461 alter 7 torested Ir, an outstanding pail­ . grron nnd $1795 shorthand and typing essential $1695 cvl.. iiuii. ; viti.Ksion. Real "Estate ■ p.m. ______3/27 call 787-2500. ______3/27 time professional career in life $1695 . '67 COUNTRY SQ. ■ $ 2 6 9 5 insurance sales. . .one that coukl — R E W A R D — i • Broker APARTMF.NT In Matawan. 3 BADY SITTER, 2 or 3 tlexiWe ’66 SPECIAL >M IM PALA 10-t*'is>™n;!'?r .si.'i. iwiu-ui. rooms, heated, $130 per month, afternoon hours weekly, .Mutura well lead lo full - time.'Excellent Will ihn p»,Jy wli^» rocoivod « SI.iIIcm, V ic * !!-C'l„ <-dimr, y,-ll,.«. II i'.i I., aultiinalit u .jm> OLDSMOBILES; uulvi. v.hiU*, » r-.-linfV: Iw y 34 566-9606 ane month security, convenient to woman. Write Box C c/a Tho training uml commissions. Call cni from 33 Abordotm Rd. picaio auUfitaiK' trmsuiksion. ’fii» .STARI-IKi: roiurn i* in'.medlaiol/ f u r |?S $2295 ... 3/27 everything, available Apr. I. Keyport_ W eekly^ _ .1/27 826-9309. 3/27 $1595 $2795 Kh'IMa-vI . ;mfvi i i.i rowrtfd. btir»u'l m *.*.:.-, • >r i.uul. Tel. 59M28*. 3/27 AuTMffWM^WITEOTsti^orT' •60 SKYLARK *Bfl T-niltD HOUSEWIVES: Earn Extm Cash KU'h! i > iiruU't, $1695 .FURNISHED ArT. - 5 rooms und for tha little extras which are Steady work. Good Fay. Call Cdll 566 0270 or 623-B3-M collect. I’-ilti tr li.irclUtp. DODGES: J.andau. blue twr> . Vl'Kl roof. lOitlU'd il- 'Mi DELTA bath, completely furnished, nil not in your budget. Operate from after 6 p.m. 747-2653 or 402-32-tij. ’« I'Ot.AKA GARDEN PARK $2095 cludmy ciimlliion. Tv.'i (Iti.ir 11 ll (I! Jiriith utilities, cvailnblo now. 172 Main ______3/2) T»*. o*ilt>!n har-.li *i», your own home at your conveni­ '67 SK Y LA R K with h'.uJ'. vinyl 8* St., Keyport. ___ 3/2^ L*Vl.. ftlltO. (t il I IS ,, ,Vl.*UoA. $-1195 f.vl.. ;ti;l • fians. MOBILE HOME SITES ence, Call Mr. Dll Ion 204-3030. ir BOYS between 12 and 16 to de­ fl-' .vllnclrr, u( j. irar.s , KIDDIE KAPERS .ilt Tiiml., AM /’I ‘ REFRl-SliMF.Nl’ standTn_Union liver circulars In Maluwun, ‘>1 $1695 '68 T-nntr> $2295 I la Pleased (a Announce that LPN Mount Pieasant Manor rod with wtwt- vinvl ti>p. Beach, located 414 Front St., Nursing Home, 566-4633. If Malawan Township, Freneau, Un­ RnKtil Wiil giva your Kiffi a ’67 “ -Ml)" foiir d'trir \v;i!i :iit u<»u* PLYMOUTHS: ws ar* ' considering at this (Beach Front). Call 4V1-5461 after $2995 dittiJi.. Inadt'd. uray. ion Bench, Huzlet (Bedle Rd.- Lirtitdoy pflfty COmpUta 'wilh Slx-cyh.ulfr. ant'unaho *66 lll'IA'IDP.Itl' II I MAIDS. Daily or weekly. Siart nt '67 ELrCTRA 7 p.m.. , ______3/27 Beers St. area) Old Manor De­ gnmei And pritof. C<)ll 566­ Uatisnil'i: ;,j!i. fjiMAM. $4195 ‘I'u,. d'/.ir ii-ir rt- lim a ■ few applications for • $1.40 per hour pins free door fr cyl.. u n ' tiM*-*’.,, ijluis, i HOUSE - 3'/^ rooms, for couplo Jiulti. trail*. . It,.tiled iiv to door transportation. Free paid velopment on Saturday mornings. 7084 or 264-4-}09, aftor 4 p.m. $2095 *6U (iA t.A X IE residences from among our onlv, all improvements. Tel. clii'l;tn’ an Miilm $1695 vacation. Free Insurance rover- No collections. Call 222-1224 be­ s.*u*l- Klru. B-C.vl., .tlila. 966-3975 between 5 & S p.m. 3/27 tween i! a.m. <6 5 p.m. Monday $3195 *»-dr. , ,?■ I . Uhovimsi-Ki, s e w i n g i^iTir^“ ol^Tra S & L \ |i:l ! BETHANY RD. FURNISHED ROOMS and floor help wanted. Good MALE - Lathe h;inu, experienced. CADILLACS: llAl lllO|l, V HMo\V '.t'Kli $2195 Call for appointment. Ark M an­ $1995 pay, 7 paid holidays and vaca­ ODD JOBS '6,1 SntAN UfVII.I.F. v'"'i r.«.l. b < vi ’67 SPOItT 1'UHY HAZLET LIGHT MOVING filK-wa.v ix iw c r auttutiulu- r«-*i»:.*s»l*;<:.*j FURNISHED ROOMS, kltihrn & tion pay. Di Jop Sportswear, 162 ufacturing Co.. Route 38, Union 1 '6.) CjAI.AXIIi Rur^iiii;l\. IJ.ft I., ALSO CLLa NING OF full jifi.vei iiu’iurinij! air* lrari>ii;i* • !*■!' :,(i*c*.r, N E A R Mll.EH SIIOR HTOHR house privileges, centrally lo­ Second St., Keyport. 2CI-0S10. Beach. Tel, 2G4-5000. 3/27 TA'^-dotif itavdlo)’ - A1TICS - CELLARS niuditinr,, lilnvlt. $1395 . t a i RIIOI-l-INO CENTEU* cated, radio, TV, very reasonable. 3/27 MALE OR FEMALE - Power H ld<*lllil I It* ti'ilMSIIt'.SSMH $2295 GARAGES - ETC. '6;1 IfA RO T O P ’67 COUNTRY St). ■787-4171. 3/27 press operator, part or full­ Tivi. iuu (a* INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING REASONABLE - OEPEMDABLB .St.itmn a#’fin. uhH«*. *• $1495 ’6t VAL1AVT time. Call for nppolntmenl. Ark t'lUtiint! air-fonrlltl'Mi, Kotit flurtt. ti.c\i , atd-a. MANAGER cil.. ju !'1 lrai..suMs*,i.m. 'JC T-RIHfJ ll.UU,. j»o»<,(*f .-.loefj!i«, Manufacturing Co.. Routs 3fi, 566-0025 B.S. graduate with one or more $ 3 1 9 5 ©-(-> 1.. .standard »r,iiu* H! Ji* Union Beach. Tol, 201-5000. 3/27 $2495 years of experience. 566-1208 mlsii'iu. K«m! .uni i\lilt«* $tl95 '66 HARD TOP '85 FA IR LANE Take chargo of Industrial en­ F l7o f) R~WAXiTR,—e ^ ’ rieiicc Ponr.flMiir. (till pintt't '“.iOi*" sliilitiii fl- $1695 gineering program in 100 em ­ needed. Tel. 500-6913. 3/27 liicliiflini; ai'-t'uiulit-di., PONT'ACS: (Service Directory c vl., mitn. trtdvuiitsMMu ploye*! plant of company with 10 M liT E R READER - Malawan Wo Buy LINCOLNS: '67 (JltA N I) I’llIX ollwr planls. Borough Water Department $3395 $1695 F'ti{ht i• vl . iiul'inmM.' •66 CONTINt.OTAL U.iii, vr.<: lit.icK Call 261-1220 or write; seeks conscientious man for water ’67 COUNTRY M j. 'J\' ti-i|i>*»r fia."! air «ivmn>h $289!" Kerr Packaging Products Dlv. to Puhlic Works Department, 15(1 •v) . uuto. 11,iii . ItndiT. i nl.i C <*mh . d-> >r ti.u Mi »li. »«d Iiif.Mtm, tan \ Ijliult. $2-195 Keyport, N. J. Ill l.LlXlZl.k operators, es|>ori- F o r ’03 CONTINImVI'AL A will.i*. il c v HiHtM. Bathroom nnd kitchen, real tile. to Western Auto, 112 Main St., aiil'JMIallt I ■...... t i l I I I , (Formerly Armstrong Cork Cn,) $1695 Pi'tir d *<>!’, j; i .i.i, *1 i . i., r Free estimates, Work guaran­ Matawan. Wo repair all makes, tf enced only. Call F. J. lenlile, Quality Sfonosl '60 MUSTANO teed. 3/27 4/3 102-7117.______3/27 ’W VAN Til-ii iliii.r h inll'i|i, fl-r.vl , Jiil... Iran . I.u.kIM $1795 BICYCLES domestic and foreign fJiviMi s!'i"d•;r,| tr.VH ■ til 'ftj.il |f- It ;t.iti (:]*?!' »li. 264-3303 BUTCHER, 5 days, no "nights, CAR HOP, male or female, days WE SELL FOR LESS $2095 repairs our specialty. Hayshoro RAMBLERS: ______w) tf countin' work, (.'{ill 7tf7-!>!W or $ I 395 $1795 Tel. 2C4-0.H(f or 201-3114 Sayro Woods Jewelots ’6.1 CO.VKMiNTAI '67 AM IIASSADOR Hardware Co., Front St., opposite 201-8253. 3/20-l/.l *m du:vi i i.e ’67 IMtJSTANfl f .,,,1ii.,!,. ,, , 3/27-4/3 S.iyro Wond* • 721-5939 > inn iJoiii', II m I , ,»,il’* Post Office, Keypnrt. Call Tv , <|l.-»l t|, it-|f. .cll.HV Klfjh) •! > Imdi’i, /ilami;) ftl niHum.ii tl .1 'I -.fii; . i ■ l:nM r, Miiftilntowo 67I-9P94 V.Hit 1)1(1. k \ M,t I 1,1 .f, 204-1145. tf li ni^ini'.' :• nt, him*, MISCELLANEOUS Acid PUm 477-S232 $1895 $1695 LOANS LOANS $2395 YOU.bust ’em we'll fik 'em. Glass $1095 ■ LECTROLUX, ALL MODELS T»7 IIV! I ► A | A •r,n ('D.vriNi'VrAi. VOLKSWAGENS ant) screen repairs, Bnysliniu Ki.im i ; il ■; TiO FALLON I -- " 'I'i'ii 'i.i i a..... il iiin'.n locnl suloa and ocrvlco* Call ’«« I ’AS I HACK Hardware Co., Front St., opposite If Jilt.. .Ill i • il!(l 11 lilll, fill ., f! i •GO’2524. wjtf L-ttrlii!i; i ’ 'IUm.'i I ’oil Office, Keyport, Call 2III- DELL S MARKET NEED $100 TO $1,000? $2295 $4695 F a RKER BOARDING HOMI! for lllii, ______tf $1275 ;M 9 5 GIPT FRUIT BASKETS '(>7 IM l'Al.A 'fill C O N IIN I'M Al. aged men aud women. St;Uo CALL Tu’i'di.nr liai'd(.i|i »l cv| , ’6(1 COUNTRY M}. •63 si: I IAN UPHOLSTERY ______EASTER ; 1111'»/ r t. 11 Ic I til <1 % 111 I', *1- it'., I..ni tiii.ii iii.i. ii-. .i ■ceimed. Cull 500-0011, Matawan, Cuyi,. a »•> Imd-'t I" I,. I'll -I- l-l'll GIFT BASKETS iiii md 11 loii, iniii;iiirh A fll'it (Kil O' !! IM .in I ‘I Hi ...... HI...... ll MH N .J.______wjtf *:>n or; L A R R Y ' S "tiie fastest lender in the east" CANDY $2395 $?09f, $1095 WHEEL CHAIRS, uuUiu-», nun") OU 1)1 H MUV AUTO SEAT COVERS MANY OTHER SALE PRICED U'.il' CARS TO CHOOSE FROM etc., for rent or sale. Clmrgo 5 6 6 -8 5 0 0 I ‘(IK Mil-. HOI III,\v account* Invited. M oiawjin Orui'.n. S P E C I A L IIS Main Street, Mutuwnn. Cill or come in for friendly, confidential service fluiiomi. wjtf GIANT SUN GLASSES S F O 13 Main St., Matawan MULLINS CONSUMER LOAMS M?l 'I \ I M , I>1 I I VI'MV m m C/ML [>66-170/ HB&S-gWAY. 35 KEYPORT 566-3016 ir-s m a i .\ MATAWAN M)l> iVtAIN s i., MVI AW \N > CALL 264-3030 wjtf - ^Thursday, March 27, 1969 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Fifteen

1 . fV B U C NOTICE FUBLfC NOTICE Young COP To Sorority' Plaits • ' ' #B.S!£N'r.lyfifr'ENBAXTS ' ' ■ thin lands tJJ.CHti? due To'-vnatup Mad~HiiUer Winners" :ck t o a8 >*uvIs?or»). County r*f iionA X j Mrs. Pdlla Heads Drive in the Tow^shfp ot I f o s t A.s p i r a n t s , F u tu re t’Cvesjfs ; MVPBXXm. t'OVUT of AJidtftew*, iv>ih .in i.’u* NSW *EaaE\ •. Stftte , o? N*r\v Jevsv-y, l-pcAicd , on -i '•ler Aprj? has been oWgnated es Mrs. Gerson Wexler, 47 Fordhsmj t*iiANrF«.y BivitMW ■1tfoii£«>tOTva -’fMd m ore par- r«;ni?;^v:77;-;in 0>r.?k< V-' ^unc- Mu. Mr.!/r-v;>il tVm:er C'u.s/itie ?.7onrh «nd the Mrs. So? Shopper. 93 Idolstoijej MONMOUTtt COlWTlf dewri&ed p;rtn ^f Q.pe ?.;Uy County and v u a s & r no. e nsues BE-QXTtNXNGr at a pine stu/nn Siait Si’natrsr *-v " .m ■- iwsnC i. S)>: rn:r.h yivffrtwn. dnve !o_ f-ducaie ihe pobJjc abc^ut Mrs. Robert Mariinek, 15! Deer- beJug fhe bcg'.nrjlnt' corner of u this, disease ho«i been a»:celer?,t* ■-STATE*Or-^fRW' JZHSKiii ; li’.'jt-l JH.Stf aere* iejurntfd S*fn- fia County, i*vu cf the i-vajinp 'VV>e fit-ld, and Mrs. James Hynes, 14} .'". ’1 0 ■■■. ' ■ tnfl Throckmorton Jr., tiie oiev- prbnnr' h r :! c f-.. btn.?tss ■u }'< s'iji'enls aft­ ed. ' Deerfield I.^ne. ELIZABETH C. ST RYK ER, • enth day of February 1740-7 and e r r h f i.; !>■?'•'?*« iiiccfirsg Mntawen Township Chairman Mrs PaiJa states, “ The area Widow, KAM17BX STHY KER. r e ^ r d e d ta £kwv* 32, p*.?e 1J3; publican nomination for rover- -yBmsirrted, GRACE-STKVKH151 thrive So^th < dv'grfcs ana tt uor, 'will 1-pv.i.k i.-1. Lh's f - - I'l’s a n J carried ou; a St. Pairi-,:k’s of the door-to-door campaign this the above women must cover PIA N ffnATALBEHT .VOKAN”, wiJnuiw .E a it 24 -rl/alBsi thencr meeting of i.J7e Momnouth Coun­ i?vr»^e in '.v-v u.hk* decorations ytar is Mrs. Rivlwrd G Falta, adds tip to rcany miles, so when :lfc« . hwr.ft&ad. -A-'.'. BART LET T > anil 30 «TKVKEH JR. and CATHERINE minute* East 10 chains and 60 ty Young Repiibli-’.-jr, C.y-,, T'>^ and ruh--:- feni^roitTe. ' Jt«8 Deei field f_ane. Her first ap- called to volunteer, ptease step OTAH35 STRYKER, hi« wi.^ . . ■ Jjnrts; Whence 13V South 50 <3*- jreeting will be h^M at 6:^0 In ?•}'■ ;f0Mn\ ' -.f :he presi- r«‘al for volunieers brought forth up and help by walking for tb* AUGUSTA K. DAVTON. Widow, |Tre«3S Mhu 30 m inutes Wl-sI a H A N C V B, JOSLYN : Uftrm*r)y fha)na; the!:cj? (4) North 87 ilc* p.m., tOFPO>*.v?i\ ihe / ; ' r.D dtJit, Airs, Winteifcerg *he loMowing: Mre. L.A. Marks, Cancer Crusade.” Jfcwey B. White, widow yf Gor- tfrees Wfrst 7 chaJ^w fcj;d ‘10 Inn, Route 79, Marlboro. M;c-ha*l p/' s»d< ci i.* • ' .\i . t>; M -j S a­ .’H Ambler; Mrs. Arlene £>work- links; thence i3) .-)Ir»rth 13 de* 4m D. White) and GEORGE R, is. 47 Drexel; Mrs. D. Kostrin- E? JO K L YN . hex . hustoand, T H E frees West 33 chains: ihppce !*i) .••J. Crtj/!in. r.K-'c p’ *,r;S c: ;• nian, rran recordtu ihv minutes for F^rw<»RA«0 MATiOWAJi CAKK, North 40 degrees *nd 4S mfnu^es invited a ll Republicans and oth­ the *v' c j» taty who >.vas unable to s^y, 149 idlebrook; Mrs. Jam es ~'*i banking (*orporaUoo»mi JOHN Eiiit 14 chains «nd 1H> Hnks; When you’re DuraicIIi, 25 Noble; M rs. Abe GORSUCH. as executors nnd thence i7) North 12 drurets and er T<)n«xrnc‘1 c?t! ' ;'s ir»!v tslcd attend. ' flraste*!# o£- tn* Estate : of.. Goj> ..>'• . 33 rolnutes Kast ,12 chains; iit ihe future of New Jersey to Tei-Mitive plans were discussed Kruika, H3 Idlebrook; Mrs. Ron­ -4m D. 'White, Dec’d., MYRA L. thence <8) North 17 decrees and not sure attend. for a family picnic to be held in ald Reuss, (J Newland. WALTER. Unmarried, EIJLEEK . 27 minutes West 10 chuins and where to shop, 'fl. LA SPA nnd JUDE P. LASPA, 80 links; thence <'j) South. C2 Ihe' sV m ner ^ t’ie I i ) 1 -’del Also i\lrs. Alphonse De Rosa, fear • ■ husbands L I N r> A A. dei'vccH and 15 m inutes K ast 1 Mr. Sandman canie very close w ho to calt; County Park, Holmdel. Plans for J2 Autumn; Mrs. Ronald Smith, iCHOCK. single. KATHRYN chains nnd 39 links: thence <10) to defeating SUiic. S 'r :*»• V/'.v:: e use the firms that TttRUUNE VALDES MELLOR, S*Hith 53 degrees >

* • Es. •; • lh^ncft U U Souih '4H degrees nnd primary for j»-. t r-;r in )905. He Park by some of the members tfff .-ol- John Ttrhune, ue^'d-. 33 minutes West 20 chains and delN !?0 llebornh; Mrs. Marion i« consideml by many observers Prize wiimers in the ■ud'hatters content, spemored by the Leroy were made ard v»i!t te finalized KATHRYN T VALDRS BAUM links to tV>c place o! B E G IN * at a later date. . Steinberg, J4 Deborah;. Mrs. m M A P L E S flftd JOH W M A P LE S, NING. . to be one ol ihc.f onl.runnrra'in. Cordon Cooper School Parenf-ieachcr As^&»:ial*on, Clitiuood Heuch, George Mosley, 43 Fordham; Mrs. r A L u e s E ICE . \1*er nusband, .. You are mnde defendants bccau'.e are shown above in their finery. I ti i to right are Miss L. Powers, The g m u p v/ill hold their nn- Ufc -. . . .■■ - ■ r~' ■■ -• ■•■. this year's primary. Senator Donald Shanosky, 59 Fordham; y<»u rlaicn or are claitufi’d or r«* nual Founder’s Day meeting on ■vxuey.vroie» • YOU ARE HER T 4 rst Cur) Zvven U pper Wsi.rt. : E?6; IcQO “ -*egate, his .wife, are pJalnUffs J fl/KM/4 $U'0.O4 : 1 ■; made by the-dub to arrange for Bar Mitivah BPW Backs and Mrs. Winter'oerg, Cliffwood; AUTO PARTS . Elizabeth O. Stryker, widow./«t each Republican aspirant for the On Tuesday evening, at the are defendant*, pending in the NOTICE Mrs. Louis SchiHvt.'ije, M atawan; Auto FaiH - 5W-U0Q . rtor. Court of New Jersey wlth« '■•'."'The Planning ^oard. of the Bor* . governorship to speak to the home of.Mrs; Button Jackowiti. Mrs. Pat. Stoppiello. Union Lev/er-iviain Sireei • Dpo-ivefc- *S da.vs after 4 p r d 3rd, 1M9 ex- ough of MaUwais wiU hold a Spccinl ciub iti lliie toiiimg )tii>iai,S. .Old Uri'vi^c, a nluuy group nt tr*C il«r (iiy, April . V, Scuif* ,r" :f lteach, end --Mrs. John Pinto, 19W, » t ft:«0 F.M . .a t tha Borough-, National Council of Jewish Worn- CtAUTY SALOK. •o, judgment by default iniiy b* •, Meetings are regularly held on. : Keypori. nnfeved-ag»!n«V you, iw the it* m \ l M^in Stieel. Matawan, N. J., the Uist Friday ol each month. • ■ i he Business nnd Professional en, New Jersey section, was held. L’hnage lief demanded in the Complaint, to ■ eonnlder a request from the The topic, for the evening was Y «« »haU tile >our answer aim proof Truntees ol lhe MaUwan Free Pub. Women’s Club of Maiawfln, Inc., Sln#lhmcre< Shoppinq lie Ubtary to expaud theit preacnt “Abortion Law - Study and Re­ •f . service iu duplicate with .tiie has announced plans lo sponsor Ceofer . 5C6-3222: Clerk of the Superior Court, State lib r a r y facJUtie*. , Sisterhood To SALVATORR J. MILAZZO Mrs. liminipi si a Drownie Troop m jlic near fu- form.” Mrs. E. Xrasnoff, cbair- B cuac Annex, Trenton, ptuT Jersey DANCING SCHOOL I m accordant* with th» rulM of ^ • Vice Chairman . R#rretary tufe, . : .. man of the Abortion Law Re­ ' ■ . Planoing Board of the lloldlisstiliitc civil practice and procedure, Died Ou Monday • M rs Kjizabeth Joz^y, presjdtnt, form Committee of New Jersey Andrea Kuii^k vj H i s w Um dan «een Instituted for. Borough of Jdatawon wus the principal speaker. Aa S i. 'i-iwy. 34 t>nd , | M pur}toK« of nuietJnf tUle to cer. J S/S? |3 4# conduct<‘d the regular ; im>r.\hiy The Jewish Family Living com­ Mr*. Emma K. Lammers, 7J, with alt of the council’s study f>C3-M44: . meeting, in the M idway Fire- mittee o f the Sisterhood of Tern- WoodbrooV Or,' Of 395 lerntn t Rd., Morganville, hduse, Mtiiawjin, Aft« H w ie t - 2 t4- ?S 6i Church, Matawan, and a member 7 tion, the setting of the Seder ta­ her life as a child in Israel. «i»d at Temple Shalom, Matawan.- Trenton OJub as hostess. .Mrs. MUSIC. INSTRUCTION, of Ih* - Root, and’ Branch Carden ble, expiunativn of the order c-f how il felt to grow up under the Jo^sy was accompanied by th u r AND SALES . Sober! is a seventh grade stu- lliC Seder, und -Passover custonts eondiUonjj existing there at that ■ Club, l!ft7 let, and the I ndies Aux­ m m te i.* of the. iocid club. .1 LfnfVA Muif'c Sehccl Haile# deni aM-toyd Rd. School in .Mat «roimd the world. lime. iliary 10 the MorjymviUe Volun­ awan, where he is on the honor Mvs.'' Barnfts veixnted on the 105 Brcwil Sirft^t card party and fashion show lield , M g l R v e y J S teer Fire Company. ' roll, lie plays basketball, and i* on Mar. 12. N6WSPAPM a member of.the.Glee Club. Th# h^*{a^*f» Jeurn#! PRESENTS - Surviving arti her husband; : Mis? Dorothy Cohen, Keyport, FOR EASTER .Leo; one ton, Donald, Freehold; A reception following services m member of tiie faculty of the Met'"' Streel one »i«.lor, Mrs. Normim Siejjal, will be held at the Cobblestones. Keyport schools. \v«»s Ihe PHARMACY lo n g Island City, N .Y.; two Middletown. Among Robert's speaker; She 'described her dip * * TfciifWay # Frki«y • S«tur4«y . Dress and Casual Wear Mrtidwein Diuqi brothers in Germany nnd seven guests will be his brothers Ste­ lo Israel, Jerusalem « !. y w ; ,T li e; Lecture Perfnrrnsncc* INCLUDING BiO MEN'S SIZES Roiife ,^4 A two years ago. , , IR*c*iit HHt—“And SIr'« " "Ti«w Two,1' . . . "World of the Dance** io be pre­ li-iUidldtex Rood 8*4*721 sented by the Conternporavy ■ A. . ■•*««««J/* .M ■ Annuel Meeting ■ The decision earmarked $7SO A N D Y O U C A N IT. II 84M917 Dance Arts Center Group ia de­ for Jack Federico and $51)00 for - * -2 Sl.owi Nigh+ty — I0 « n 2 ' . ’ . The ninth Annual Meeting of signed to .introduce the younger his son, DavUl, seven, of 67 Wood- '' i4c'iUr.t!hin{ Corp., the Central Jfcisey Chapter of the child to the wonder, excitement shore WeM, ('Jift'wood. Rc*ouh, 10 14 W. FRONT ST. 264-3008 ' Wrl'cUy, Wj»$. Oclbl Paat rngagements at New York’* Cop»cnb»na, Laa Veftas* Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, and cnioymem of the skill und Sambi Hotel, New Yotk’a Hawaii-Kal, tn d niany, many more. end a one-day trial before Dis- Inc., will be held Sunday at 2:38 ; Have (appeared on Steve Allen’s1 TV show; also in the movies expressive range of the dunce as i* ic* Court Judge Herman Brtii* “The Girl* Can’t Help It,” with Jayne Mansfield, and “Rock; p.m. ’Ilie meeting will be held at • an art form. Music includes Hn- kopf. ‘ Rock, Rock,” with Tuesday Weld. Starred with Frank Sinatra, the Y.M. - Y.W.n.A. oi New roque, Modern Contemporary, Young F»*denV‘n «'jc.!,s:!;cd a Brunswick •• Highland Park, 2 Count Baaie, T ie Four Aces, Don Ricklei, and Tony Bennett. 3 a u .a n d electronic and e:\p<’ri- head injury on July 15. I!ki7, when : Watch for their new records, to be released by RCA in June. South Adelaide Ave.. . Iti^hlund mental tapes. he w.is >;muk by it c.tr <)»•!•.■>•)* \,\ Park. Principal hpcul.er will be SEE WHl HEAR TIIE CHUCKLES NEW COMEDY ACT! ''Designs in Space" guides the V/infield W hitm an of i)5 Litiulvvuid Dr. Nathan SchlocinKer, who will eye toward a perception of visual Wrst, Clii'fwond Rt'nch. on \Vu<»fl« speak on “The evolution o( cur­ design emphasi ng t , j*t»la ri y B U S l t H £ DINNED SERVED I to 10 — SANDWICHES TIL MIDNIGHT / 1 1 thore West in Ciflwood Beach. rent methods of treatment', of end circularity in dance movi*- Attorney Harold |?ink of Perlh Myasthenia Gravis.” SEATING FOR 100 PEOPLE ’ ment. ' Andxty represented the. i eihuic- BROWN, o.s, and Thomas Jkw/rJ of Asbnry : RESERVATIONS SUG6ESTED TO ASSURE VOUR TA6LI PUBLIC NOTICE PKHt.re NOTICI-: ~ Park appeared for M r, Whitman. HOARD OK KIHF. COMMISKIONUHS PHONE: 264-2400 **iiit: insTKitrr n u .m u k r t i i k k k is w atching TOUN hMIl' Ofr- MATILKOHO • NO COVER — NO MINIMUM troUNTV OF MONMOUTH STATti OI* NKU JKHSKV COMI'/tKATIVt UAJ ANTL SIII2KT Big Brother - il.lhuuf; > live. 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KINGSWOOD 9 PASSENGER '63 FORD white walls, wheel covers, radio, CHEVELLE~M AL! BU Gold ...... No. 460 Country Stjuh-L* W.igon, 8 Cylinder, Power glido. Hydromatic, power steering, Aulomalk- '1 rniK.mjasl'Jii, C 7 0 C Sport Coupe, powerglide, power Powr-i Stecrlnit ...... r ' * 0 black vinyl roof. LeMans IMPALA4 DOOR Glacier bluo ...... No. 437 power brakes, AIR CONDITIONED, blue ...... No, 328 steering, white walls, wheel covers, Hardtop, powerglide, power BISCAYNE 2 DOOR 8 CYL. ' tinted glass, white walls, wheol '64 OPEL WAGON radio. Brown vinyl roof. Burnished steering, A I R CONDITIONED, lti*d. St.tndrtrd 'J'fanstnhslou, ftudlo, K>:c('ll«*nt CAMARO^SPORT^COUPE 8 ’ Tinted glass. Dusk blue No. 271 covers, radio. Cunddion. C70C brown...... No. 466 KCONOMlCAL ...... f / Y D Powerglide, power steoring, white walls, radio. Gold No. 461 Burnished brown...... No. 498 BISCAYNE 4 DOOR 6 CYL. white walls, style group, console. CHEVELLEMAUBU IMPALA 4 DOOR TOWNSMAN'9 PASSENGER ... 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Sport Coupe, powerglide, powor Power glide, power steering, *64 CHEVROLET IMPALA iMPALA‘4 DOOR SEDAN...... whito walls, whoel covors, power v-n sujhm t'nujo!, Mai r' >n, Anl'Ui.aM. R e d ...... No. 325 steering, white walls, wheel covers, Tr.t n>. r . radio. Brown vinyl roof. Burnished Powerglide, power steering, AIR tailgato window, radio. |U,trK I in, i. it'; ...... $ 1 1 9 5 CAMARO SPORT COUPE 8 ' CONDITIONED, white walls, wheol |?6? CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN brown ...... No. 469 Station Wagon Dusk bluo ...... No. b04 Powerglide, power steering, covors, tinted glass, radio. Black ’63 CHEVROLET IMPALA CONCOURSE..ESTATE 6 PASS. V*'i SlIJH-i ('uii|»i:, G old, H uckot white walls, wheel covers, radio, CHEVELLE MALIBU vinyl roof. W h ite...... No. 507 KINGSWOOD ESTAIE 9 PASS. Ailtuinatif '1 'i .(11•»inI •.•»'<'!;, C ftO C Hydromatic, powor stooring, Hydromatic, powor stooring, I'ov.ov stfo rm a ...... f 0 7 3 black vinyl roof. Gold . . No. 324 Sport Coupe, powerglide, power IMPALA 4‘ DOOT'SEDAN powor brakes, AIR CONDITIONED, powor tailgato window, luggago '63 VALIANT CAMARO SPORT COUPE ? stooring, whito walls, whool covers, Poworglide, powor steering, AIR lintod gbis, carpot, luggage rack, carrier, whito walls, radio. Sp -r* >\ (’ ■ H itle r An!<> T rm " . Powerglide, power steoring, radio. Black vinyl roof. CONDITIONED, whito walls, whool Uadi-), $795 white walls, radio. Yollow, No. 481 Dusk bluo...... No. 377 W.U.SDMK'AI...... white walls, wheel covers, radio, Gold ...... No. 468 covers, tinted glass, radio. Blue black vinyl roof. Gold . . . No. 322 CHEVELLE MALIBU vinyl roof. Dusk blue .... No. 508 KINGSWOOD ESTATE 6 PASS. CAMARti SPORfCbljf^ 8 Sport Coupe, powerqlido, powor im p a l a T' d o o r ... 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