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Mimbar 91.1 YEAR — 4Ut YEAR MlUoml Editorial MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1960 Maw Jenay Prtu AaaooUtlos) Single Copy Ten Cents Abandon Appeal Of Discuss Revaluation Of Matawan Township State Order On Borough; Lack Separation Ruling Time To Build Trunk Sewer Tie Mayor Ralph R. Duals, MaU- Keaa Uteratt la aad Morgan tnatmeal plants The Committee for Better Borough Schools, which led wan Borough, disclosed Tuesday "Shortly after the formation of Derated by Sayrevllle, and thence : an unsviccestful fight to separate the consolidated Matawan the borough could not use a tie-in h I s committee, Interested Indi- oaslbly picking up Ihcsewagt of Township School District,'yeeterday abandoned plans to ap- the Middlesex County Trunk duals and officials of Spotswood, South Amboy, il thai municipality peal • State Board of Review decision refusing to permit an Sewer as a way out of ita dif- indicated a keen interest In the pus- would be interested In the advia- •lection on the issue. ficulties because of the time ele- ilbttlty of our extending our trunk ibillly of such a proposal. In addition, the committee went ment. The mayor noted that tho •yatem to some point that would Bwough Asked Te Be Included Awarded Contract borough now is under an order of permit connections for Spolswoud, "Shortly utter this scheme, which an record supporting corrective the State Department of Health to part of East Brunswick Township Matawan Motors, Matawan, was JU can sea was Juat preliminary legislation under preparation by do something directly about cor- id possibly a portion of Monrqo linking, was evolved, Interested fcionmouth County Assemblyman awarded a contract bv the. State recting alleged malfunctioning of ownshlp. Also, It was su|tne.»'uil Highway Authority for 11 new ve- ndlvldusla In Matawan Borough In- CUfton T. Barkalow which would the existing disposal plant. Beat it Helmetta eventually might I)- lulred at to the possibility of some hicles at a total cost of $11,337. Six iterested snd that Janietbuig permit consolidated • achool dis- estimates of engineers for the Mid- net hod being devised to Indud' other vehicle) will be purchased light desire to consider tying In dlesex County Sewerage Authority hat Durouyh Into our syulrin. tricts to regionalize and ihare op- from three vendors for $11,000. place the time at four years for i such an extension. It was lui- I'IICO this was discussed a SIII) erational costs on a per pupil bash, Cars to be replaced by these will an extension to be run from the ler staled, by Interested inn, jstlon wai offered thai Keypoil Donald T. Day, committee be advertised for sale to the high- South River interceptor line across lduals. thai Forsijale Farms had est bidders. Sayrevllle and Madison Township n Industrial park* development un iced with expenditure required to spokesman, laid "we itOl fed the tho rec|ulreiiii'iits of Ihe Si.tlo borough would be better off oper- o Matawan and the bayshore. der consideration and al»o nii|;ht be Interested. oard of Health aUn might be in ating it> own school system but the The mayor also noted the Mid- >r«sled. "Since the plans ol the Authortl/ three-mu board of review hat Township Awards dlesex County Sewtrage Authority "Our inglncwr tlu'idore has lirrn fere Indofinlte as to pusslblllllrs made it Impossible to separate with- would have lo set I "oslllng" on I lulled In exploiv Ihe many fa ' ind methods of extundinu tho «)* out a lengthy legal battle." the obligation for Us service Ihul i> concerning the new Veterans' Pen- Judge Kalteissen told newsmen: terioration program is cleaning and County Legion sion Law, effective July 1. He Named To Post Set Payment For Adoption Case "I felt it my duty to instruct the repainting of the five biggest urged that these veterans be sure adopting parents to refrain from bridges along the Parkway. Total to contact their service officer be- any conferences with any person or cost of repainting the steelwork Officers Meet fore returning the questionnaires to Cranberry Crop Ended Happily persons the ultimate result of which spans is estimated at about {M0,- The regular meeting of the Mon- the Veterans Administration. Secretary of Agriculture Phillip Alice Marie, the little five-year- might "be translated in the form 000. Their, original construction mouth County Executive Com- Report* Oa Oratorical Contest Alampi expressed gratilicaticn J old girl whose efforts for adoption of additional publicity and they arc costs approximated $21,000,009. being enjoined from participating mittee o< the American Legion wai In other business of the evening Thursday over-the announcement by her foster parents resulted in Oratorical Contest Chairman Harr) directly or indirectly in causing o: held recently at the Molly Pitcher that state cranberry growers will nationwide headlines Thursday be Post «4, Englishtown, with Com- Elians, Red Bank Post 168, report came the legally adopted daughtei inspiring any published account in- Roller Skating receive federal payments which! manner Basil Slocum, Wot Long ed that the department finals were jof Mr. and Mrs. Richard Combs, volving the child, and are likewise Branch, presiding. The guest of held on Mar. 11 at the Trenton partially will reimburse there for j Old Bridge. The State Board of being enjoined from employing any SOUTH AMBOY ' honor, Department Defense Chair' Junior High School. losses in sales last fall. Child Welfare earlier had refused medium of whatsoever nature that will or may result in publicity. ARENA man William Huggard, Dumont, The White House announced that to allow the Old Bridge couple to Final plans were announced foi Stevens and 6th Aves,. was introduced by Department Ex- about 510,000,00* would be paid to adopt the child because she was ecutive Committeeman Homer Mat- the county testimonial dinnei "too intelligent for them." South Amboy honoring all county Officers. It will growers in the cranberry states Maintain Bridges ' teson, Cliffwood, and escorted to Middlesex County Judge Klein- be held at Molly Pitcher Post Hi who, through no fault of their own, Opea Every Night Except the speaker's table by the Master- mer Kalteissen granted the adop- The State Highway Authority May 21. Chairman is Vincen suffered losses from the amino- at-Arms, Harold Heckman, Ocean tion with a warning to the parents. Tuesday introduced a major main- 7:J».P-M. to 11 PJH. M o y e s, Eatontown. Non-legion Grove. tri«zole; scare. Indemnity payments "I am concerned only with what tenance program to preserve Gar- ftfatiaee Saturday, Soaday, members are welcome to attend will amount to about W a barrel makes for the highest welfare and den State Parkway facilities and Following roU cail of officers and and may obtain tickets from theii aUHsUdayi for dean, marketable cranberries. happiness of the child whioa.n) the save dollars in the long run. potts, Vice Commanders Arthur nearest Legion Post or at the door. No payments will be made on ber- paramount and only consideration Principal object of the anti-de- Sllva, Post 24, Asbury Park, and Matteson presented member that' the court entertains la case* Walter Estekw, Neptune Township, ship citations to Posts Mt and 41 riei found to be contaminated wit of this kind," he said. reported on their visits to posts in and the Americanism Citation to the chemical. * ANGELO GRIMALDr- "Let me say to you frankly that the county and attendance at vari- Post 434. At this time Mr. Hug- GEORGE RTrTER Mr. Alampi said that his depart- not only do {'solicit your continued here's wishing you a Bon Voyage ous state and county functions in gird spoke on the Civilian Defense ment estimate* that New Jersey j Grirnaldi, 692 Glenmere cooperation but I have * deep- the past month, Mr. Estetow re- work he is doing In the state and growers would receive about ffilW,- Way, Cliffwood Beach, has com- Matawan, 'has been named the seated conviction that the force* ported oa the attendance at thepresented the coveted all-time high 000 in indemnity payments. The pleted successfully an eight-week an4 ear p design and construction engineer which influence me in this decision Union Beach Post 321 Past Com-citation for membership to Post 411, Garden State cranberry crop last course in service .station manage- for Jersey Central Power and Light likewise will be your guideposts makes It rlghtl manders' dinner Feb. 20 at which West Long Branch, in addition, the year amounted to 95.000 barrels, ment conducted by Esso Standard, and New Jersey Power and Light with respect to the future of this tiro* he represented the comman- county executive committee re- *' only about i! per cent of which a division of the Humble Oil ftRe - You're aura of fun so In his new position youngster," ... - - der in awarding an engraved ceived s citation tor having exceed- was marketed. fining Company, at its District Re- that crulae or oceao Mr. Ritter will be responsible for Thank) Congressman There was no comment from the plaque lor first, (ttaoe in the county ed their previous year's member- tail School, Lyndhurst, Mr. Gri- voyage when you yearbook contest the design and construction of all The Secretary expressed I inaldi and his wife, Carmela, re- Corah following the Judge's in- count on us to make ship. The next meeting will be held major modifications lo sll generat- Service Officer Gene Alien, Poet thanks to Frank Thompson Jr., I side at the Cliffwood Beach ad- structions, little Alice Marie who all the arrangements. at West Long Branch. ng stations in the electrical sys- Ml, Atlantic Highlands, announced Jersey member of the House of dress with their children. Rachele. will celebrate her fifth birthday on that all veterans receiving non- How about business cards? We em of the two companies. Representatives from the Fourth John, Maria, Joseph and Tina. He Apr. 13, was not in court.-The hear- Prior to his appointment Mr Congressional District, who served Brown Travel Bureau service connected pensions have, in supply them quickly and at will enter business as proprietor of ing was closed to spectators as is Hitter wss the superintendent of as secretary of the special Con- Daj causi ValKf S-4MI - lit tamk •*.. r*n» aauwf this month received questionnaires the right price. Come and try us. the Triangle Esso Servicester on customary in such adoption cues. I Bna4«ajr. at«]rpeM - matt CaSsi Co s-MII gressional Cranberry Committee;. Lafayette St., Newark. Following the one-hour hearing eratlng Station at South Amboy Mr. Thompson and other New Jer- sey members of Congress had work- At ceremonies held on Friday, ed unstlntlngly to obtain help for Mr. CrlmakJi was awarded a di- TV LEAVY New Jersey cranberry grower*, ploma upon graduation from the Bichelor ol Mr. Alampi said. full-time course. 'Mr. Orlmatdi 111 Middlesex Rd., Matawan Mechanical He pointed out that, although no rved with the US Air Force dur- He is married and smlnotrlazole, the weed-killing ing World War II. He has two chemical slid to cause cancer inyear* of prior experience In the LO 6-6210 has three children. < ton and two service atation business. daughter!. rats, wss found In any New Jer- Television Service Call* Answered Days sey berries, the New Jersey Indus- A the Retail School, which is con- And Evening* try had suffered at least a IMO.OOO ducted by Esso Standard's New Bayshore Students loss The announced indemnity pay- ersey Sales Division, detailed All Service Calls Handled By Make Honors Group ment of $8 s barrel compares with training In all aspects of the serv- a normil commercial price of ap-ice station business is stressed. Tom Leavy Personally Places in the academic honors proximately $13. However, New tudenta are Instructed In the use of mpdern equipment and study group lor the semester recently Jersey growers received less than Auto Loans the normal price for the portion of the latest merchandising tech- ended have gone to US Monmouth their 1959 crop which they were niques. College students. able to market. Tr(e training Is part of the com- On New Cars The honors group, made known pany'i constant endeavor to pro- each lemestrr by the office of the vide customers withuiop service registrar, consists of students who National Lead Cites through the best-trained indepen- take 14 or more credits, who main- Eight Area Workers dent businessmen in the gasoline tain at least a B average with no 4% retailing ranks. mark lower than C, and who are Eight bayshore area residents, In all other respects satisfactory employees of t h e National Lead students. Co., Titanium Division, Sayrevtllp, One-Day Institute Up To 24 Months to Repay How to Names ol students from the bay-were given citations and service shore Sres In the honors group fol- buttons this month as they marked The state council of the New m: 25-year, 10-year and five-year an- Jersey Association for Retarded Finance your new car quickly, conveniently and eco- ; Daniel E Vernlera. 61 Brookaldc niversaries with the firm. Children. Inc , will conduct a one- nomically at The Farmers and Merchants National Bank. 'err. Park, Hazlet, education ma-! John Guslavsen, Route 79, Mor day Institute for teachers, aides We make direct loans without commissions, fees or other or, senior, Vincent J. Higglns, 19 ganville, received a 29-year pin and chairmen ol pre-school train- tWtra charges. Insurance, arranged through your own Church St., Keansburg, electrical Five-year service buttons went to lng 1n nursery classes, pre-school heat your engineer major, senior; William E. Mary Young. Marlboro Gardens clossei and day time care training agent may also be financed as part of the loan. Graves, State Hospital, Marlboro, Matawan, end Paul Zlegler, ~ programs. The institute will be liberal arts major, freshman; C. Main- St., Matawan. held, Friday, Apr. 22, from 10 a.m. Robert Mount, 20* Broadway, F(ve employees Ji i.m. at Joe Roger Smith Hotel, J&- Uqlon Beach, English major. buttons were.EdiN Brunswick, , j '--^"*i . Jap"* V* Swri S«1M~OMsf J 7 CkmeWs IM fc A BETTER PLACE *»ton flan ccfflpataMt laoitla afsttar jw. piUs* wstt^ FOR YOU TO SHOP aada.iH«-isfa»«M«. itSttl ,C See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery,, favorable deals Please Give Us Your Suggestions By Dropping A Note In The Mail Slot Of The JOHNSON - GIBB MOTOR CO. ' / »i. Street, MstiMW't lilt .UMmUMiKMMuVt A .1 TOs Ad Paid For By Kefoart Thursday, April 7, 1960 THE MAT AW AN JOURNAL, N. J. Fag* Thrw chemistry, each valued at IStO a Between the end at the exam way* entrance from tad exit to la Atlantic, Cape May and Cum- year. The university underwrites period and the start of the awards U. S. Route > la Woodbridge Inter- Haavy Demand For Students Compete Three Projects Radchem Expert berland. Counties. ; awards ol MOO a year in the fields program, the high school students change U7), where cart owning off of engineering and physics. will have an opportunity to visit Farm Optraiing Loans the Raritan River Bridge have Mr, Tyson stated that most ol In Science Exam State Science Day is sponsored exhibits and demonstrations in the Set For Parkway Urges Precaution • Operating loans of the Farmers tht Increase Is coming from vege- various science departments on the been tied up by merging, criss- More than 400 students from by the New Jersey Science Teach- Men and machines were af work Ira 0. Myers, Neptune, a Camp Home Administration are being table growers la the southern coun- ers' Association and the State Uni- campuses of Rutgers' Men's Col- crossing traffic on busy weekends. •bout IN different public, private today on the Garden State Park- Evans physicist and Radchem co- made to New Jersey farmers at tht Mai and from poultrymen through- «nd parochial high schools wfll versity to acquaint more ywng leges and Douglass College, the This is to be done by June 15. rate of $100,000 per week, aeeordlng way to crack warm-weather traf- ordinator for the third Monmouth compete Saturday for four scholar- people with, opportunities in science women's branch of the State Uni- fic bottlenecks before the IMS Further widening of the Park- to Chester J. Tyson Jr., state di- out tht state. He explained that fields. versity. Buses will be provided for way's roadways south of the AJ- County area, recalled the words of Fanners Home Administration op- ship! to the State University at the the campus tours. travel season goes into full twit- rector. The rate at loan applica- .1Mb annual State Science Day on t.f-i..Hn». start la Morning The Highway Authority has launch- bury Park Toll Plaza to provide « the late President Franklin p. tions is nearly double that ol last erating loani art mads to family, The examinations will begin at Samuel P. Owen, Metuchen, pro- ed three projects to smooth out third reliever lane for some two- Roosevelt to explain the need tor year, be reported, in addition type farmers who cannot get the the Rutgers campui, New' Bruns- and-one-half-mlles southbound to wick. If a.m., at which time Maurice R. fessor of general engineering in wrinkles in traffic movement public awareness fit nuclear war emergency loins art being made Beebe, health physicist of the the Route U exit (Interchange 100) money they need from their norm- Rutgers College of Engineering, is which created congestion last yefr possibilities. "We have nothing to by the FHA to vegetable growers The scholarships, which cover scientific research staff of the Re- and for about one-half mile north- al sources of credit. serving as chairman of the Scieqpe and threatened worse If left to fear, but tear itself," said Mr. tuition Jor four years, will go to public Aviation Corporation, will Day Committee. Each secondary bound from the Asbury Ave. en- spread. All three are to tie done trance (Interchange 102). This is to Myers quoting the late President. the/top scorers in hour-long exami- address the high school teachers school in the state has been invited by June 30. —* v nations in biology, chemistry, engi- attending the program. Test results to send students to compete in the be done by June 3d. 'Too many people fear total ex- neering and physics. Merck J> Co., will be announced and awards A fourth such project uwolvtBg 1 In addition, the Authority has tinction, but this will not be the i ordered installation of extra auto- Inc., Rah way, Is sponsoring made at a closing session at 3:30 extension and expansion of eKtt case. HKT TIME EVER! matic toll lanes at the Asbury Park scholarship awards in biology and p.m. in the Rutgers Gymnasium. and entrance lanes is the heavily-: Peoch Trw>* Will • traveled Essex County section, hat and Raritan Toll Plaxas to spread "Surveys." the speaker said, And speed traffic through collection been underway and it ache*ilad "show that nuclear warlari would Blossom Next Wtjok points in the peak season. net wipe out tht entire country, for completion within a month. and simple precautions and knowl- Wall to Wall Carpet New Jersey's l.WO.OW) peach The other three anti-bottleneck edge of the problem can tavt at DISCOUNT 100% Nylon • Wool trees will begin to put on their an- projects: $51,000 Suit In least half of our population." 0 on all nual blossom display next week, Widening of the southbound exit Mr. Myers was the main speaker 20°. Edison Bridga Crash UastM** — Vtayl — ITiiitt according to the State Department ramp at the Eatontown spur (Inter- at a meeting of 26] Monmouth Olfar Bis of Agriculture. aaphatt - Cart Ties change 106) to provide an extra An Edison Bridge collision pro- County municipal, fir*, first aid, AHtl It, - RUG CLEANING In the southern counties, the lane tor traffic beading to the vided the basis for a IS1.0M suit police and civil defense official! Sandran - Forcott VINYLS 6 ft WMf blooms should begin to appear various attractions there, Including by Daniel Ahearn, filed In the Mid- held last week at the Freehold Re- about Sunday, and orchards prom- the Monmouth Park race track in dlesex County clerk's office la It gional High School. The meeting Accolon-Bird. *1.49»*r*V ise to be at their pink peak by Oceanport; the Fort Monmouth week. was called by Arthur S. VanBus- In CalabraHon Of Our Expert lntatlirtM the Caster weekend. la the central military Installation and tht»aew klrk, Keyport, county Radchem co- and upstate counties, blossoms will He named Emit and Sue Die- shopping center la Eatoitown, aad trich. 13 E. Richard St., Raritan ordinator, to bring Information oi appear during the following week, (He U»g Branch resort tad but]- his group's work which Is the according to present forecasts. Township, owner and driver, re- MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING CO. ness area. This Is to be done by spectively, as defendants In the ac- monitoring for Radchem, or radlo- June 1. tion which Hemmed from an acci- actlve-chemtcal situations. 17th Anniversary Sale 141 Main StrMt This week, why don't you look Win Widen Roadway dent last Nov 2. Mr. Ahearn, ac- Present Demonalratlen LO 6-4335 Motowan through the windows of your Extra widening of the north- cording to hi> complaint, was stop- Included In the program was a Never la Mir Malory an sfhr 10 64335 church . , . from the imide. le equal this — especially new bound roadway between the Park- ped In a line ol traffic on the Edi- demonstration of radio contact by Phona al Iht beginning tf (ha string son Bridge, South Am boy, when hit eight crews stationed In various cleaning season. Gel ths best car was struck from behind by the parts of the county. Messages were r ii| cleaning possible and Dietrich car relayed to the school and heard | PA 1-1582 Aq alleged assault In t Madlron over a public address system Thol Fer FREE Pick-up crvwa reported on supposed radio- Member tf National and New Township tavern resulted In a $2V and Delivery. Jcrsoy Institute of Rug Clean. 000 Superior Court suit against Wil- active possibilities In tht areas liam, Addventky. South Amboy. John Cain, Fair Haven, state CD Marvin 0. Syvertsen. 12 Ely Ave., operations officer, apoke on thi FACTORY SALE work and congratulated Mr. Van. Laurence Harbor charged that Mr. Addvensky struck him In the White Buskirk on his operations. Circle Inn on Route J4, on Jan 25, P. T. Long, Matawan. Area One 1S3». co-ordlnator, deacrlbcd the work of 5. ftoyes A Msdlson Township couple, the mobile crews and explained Ladies' — Girls' some of the equipment used by the whose car was Involved In a col- RUG CLEANING COMPANY, INCORPORATED lision with a truck last Dec. 7 In monitors Joseph C. Irwtn, county «lh ami Stevens Ave., South Amboy New York, are seeking 155,000 In CD coordinator, welcomed I h another suit. Mr and Mrs. Arthur guesta. Poulln, 189 Drove Ave . Laurence Full Fashioned Sweaters - Skirts Harbor, are asking that amount In Wing Food Sl/cer damages from the Ward Trucking Co., North Bergen, owner of thu Mrs. Don Gregory. Box 4D6H vehicle and Richard Maiuettl, H Malawan, won a Magic Hnstesi boken, the driver. Waverly Homo Food Sllrer In the Men's Full Fashioned Knitted Shirts family fun Jingle contest, It was Real Estate Lilting Cards fo announced by the sponsors, t h aale at this office. makers of Mrs Filbert's mar- First Quality - Finest of itt Kind garine A total ol 1075 prltrs were How electric VARIOUS YARNS INCLUDING WIDE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES warded in the contest The gram MANY SAMPLE STYLES price winner of a 10-day sll expense SIZES AND COLORS DR. LOUIS I.PRAGER trip to Dlsnoyland for herself and OPTOMETRIST her family was Mrs Anne Ryker, EYES EXAMINED Wilmington, Del OFFICE HOURS heating BELOW WHOLESALE COST Dally and Saturdays I A.M. to I P.M. Fridays I A.M. to I P.M. Clesed All Day Wednesdays What an the folk* do- • 2 Days Only • 30 W. Front St., ing? Find out fast with v- * Kayport a (riandly phona call. It makes a «Mte Uttte. 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AnocuU Bator You can do what seems impossi- FUti Years Ag* ble, start a new lawn on ground appropriated $2000 for "the purchase of German shepherd Smmiptle- B»u« (Issue Thursday, Apr. 7, 1316) r.j.u. ID Unw ATIONAt EDITORIAt that for some reason has lost all John Teitoune's new Simplex dogs for use by the police department. Police say that a • Year Iwttbla UK) its topsoil. automobile arrived this week. It trial with the dogs last summer proved more than satis- IM Mono. , factory. Dogs will live with the patrolmen to whom they MasOb u This is surely the best new* ol it a "dandy" in appearance and i T«u *(outiri4« IUU) are assigned . . . Bambergers and Macy's have been using I lui toutddt U. • ) the week (or you if you have _J SB doubt be able to go as been thinking about caiUag in the (ut as the speed law permits, lot Dobermans to patrol stores at night since 1952. Have proved man with the green concrete mix- this make of a car has a record really efficient . . . Bridle's jail recently received a high ture and letting him spread * fair speed that few cars can equal. rating by the State Department of Institutions and Agencies 2 "lawn" that'll last down through ; Marshal Mulsoff had an April Chief George W. Leg* says the jail caters to two types of F.MOTU1WUU lor typographic*] wrora to Umlud I. to cut m the ages. Fool to-* played aa him last Fri- clientele ''clean ones and the sloppy ones." "Sloppy" prison- But green concrete never tickled day njght, which he failed to .- cit accvmna, fa «w* trt«r. ______ers are escorted directly to a cell via a rear ramp while inter*) u •icond-cUM miltw •! tb. port •Ifin •> llatma. *. anyone's bare feet the way trees precUte. For his convenience be grass does, and the small-fry don't baa an extension phone ia tns.be- "clean" ones are aHowed to come through the front door bounce on eoaeret* the any they room and he was called on the The new jail was converted at a cost of $10,000 from an THURSDAY, APR"- 7, 1M« do on grass. thane after he had retired lor theabandoned grammar school. Mattresses are the same in the Of course you were never really _J)L It was explained to him cells though ... foamy concrete. '.J serious about giving up attempts them was a "hold-up" at the sta- Stop, Look And Listen to grow • lawn, but hoped that tion and he was wanted immediate- someone would come along to give ly. He responded quickly, but fail- CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION ... As long as the federals While we're waiting for new safety signals to be installed you a bunch. Your man Is Dr. ed to find any evidence of the are investigating advertising for toothpaste, beer, razors and Henry W. Indyk, extension turf "hold-up" and after following up jellies from the Queen Bee, we suggest they check out sn nt grade crossings on Lloyd Rd., Keyport, and Gerard and .....nagement specialist here ai mt sounds of distress from beneaiJi of these airline advertisements. The copywriters are really Cliffwood Aves. in Matawan Township we might point out Rui^rs. the trestle he discovered that they '•that meaningless loss of life as a result of foolhardy driver* emanated from Constable Lambert- going all out whooshing people to Europe and bark ,„, New TepMill Not Answer smooth dreamy 707s . . . Fr'instance,. there's the remit taking chances at railroad grade crossings is evidence for To be sure, you must give more ton, who was playing a Joke upoD the need of increased driver education. him. Mr. Mvlaoff took the last Quantas Airlines advertisement. Picture depicts a r(J attention in establishing and main- 7 taining a lawn when topsoil is trolley up town and again retired. sleepy eye and asks, why fly by night to London Tin n Recent headlines, and especially the terrible accident In thin or lacking. Trucking in top- Some time later in the night his comes the pitch . . . "Why indeed, when Quantas 707 won- r Alabama which resulted in the death of six school children, soil is not the answer. In fact phone rang again, but John had away by day . . . You leave New York at 9:30 a.m. Y,)u show graphically that too many operators still are taking such topsoil may do more harm had enough for one night and re land in London bright-eyed and bushy-tailed less than sewr needless chances in a race with death. than good. fused to be led off on another wild hours later ..." We go for that bright-eyed bit all right U,> You'll have a better lawn if you COMMUNICATIONS goose chase. what are they transporting, people or squirrels . . . Busrn- In 1958, the latest year for which statistics are available, can dig in some sort of organic The Standard Gas Company will tailed Indeed . . . Another from Swiss Air starts off. "Hi-- 1210 deaths resulted from accidents involving motor vehicles matter, particularly on sandy or To the Editor, less there is corruption or some- made a redaction in the price of member Clyde, we flew to Switzerland first because ii> *, gas on June 1, but just how much at railroad grade crossings. And this, in spite of the never- heavy clay soils, before you start thing of that nature Involved. to make a seedbed. The Rutgers Having represented New Jersey of a reduction Supt. Stark is not easy to see the rest of Europe from here . . ." Atop an in the United States Senate as a I realize that these, statements ending campaign to improve and add to existing lights, bells leaflet called "Making a New have nothing to do with Senator able to state at present. old Alp, I suppose. and warning systems Installed at such grades. Lawn" mentions cultivated peal, Republican for 14 years, I am ad- dressing this letter to you to call Case's voting record. While it is Complaint having been made to peat moss, well rotted manure and true that he and I, in Instances, Mayor Eggleston that some of our Many grade crossing accidents occur because drive compost free of weed seeds. your attention to the situation In THESE MODERN TIMES . . . Whenever anyone nni,.» our stale this year. voted differently, these were the stores were keeping open and de- forget that it is.always dangerous to drive across the tracks Mix I pound or two of organic areas, generally controversial, ins business on Sunday, and that up with that old hack about, the good old days just a.-,k I, i while red signals are flashing even after the train has passed. I have asked temporarily for a where we find other Republicans most of the drunkenness seen on if he'd like to change places with any of the old timers matter to each square foot of suit leave of absence from my service When the lights continue to flash, it is sure warning that and dig it in six-to-eight-inches differing from what might be call- the streets on that day was dueRemember the match and flypaper boys ... the milk LII in the State Department In Wash- ed the predominant Republican to the purchase of unfermented another train is approaching. deep. Use less If your organic ington in order to return to New with its youthful driver and unsanitary product . tin matter Is bulky. vote. The variety of our viewpoints wine,, and hard cider at one ur Jersey to assist Sen. Clifford Case and the ultimate consolidation of scissors grinder . . . feather duster salesman who was iliv Impatient and foolhardy motorists'often approach a rail- Next, be sure to mix In enough more of these places, he requested In his campaign for re-election. II our views in the legislation, as fi- Marshal Mulsoff to notify the per placed when the vacuum cleaner made important si i Kl- load crossing when the red lights and bells are warning that lime and fertilizer before you sowhas been very disturbing to-learn nally passed, is the great strength in the American home . . . the iceman, now a rarity th, seed. sons interested that they must a train is approaching, see how for away the train is, and that the current primary campaign of our Party and our whole system close their places of business on furnace stoker and the coal wagon man . . . Few tears at, then speed across the tracks. If everything works all right, Lime And FerlilUer In some areas is being waged of open debate, discussion of pro- Sunday and keep them closed, ur shed for Ihe passing of those jobs. . Must admit though Mil among Republicans on the under- the driver gets away with it. If anything at all goes wrong, Again looking at the "Making a posed amendments, pro and con,stand the consequences. have u soft spot for the nickelodian, the organ gnmlci tin (here's a bad accident. New Lawn" circular, apply 1U0 lying negative premise of "Beat and final agreement. pounds of ground limestone to 1000Cliff Case." Some aapects ol that The Italian laborers employed on street singer and the man who used lo wander down the r»' 1 square feet. Thij Is not the same negative kind of campaign remind I do want to make perfectly clear the New York fc Long Branch Rail- alleys crying "1 cash clothes." Remember grandad brui^m Beating a light, and especially at a railroad crossing, Is that, In my judgment, anybody has a stupid version of Russian roulette, with the odds against as hydrated lime. me of what 1 consider one of the road from Long Branch south are home the growler from the corner ... the old fashmne, saddest chapters fh the history of the right to criticize our public on a strike for a raise of 15 cents crusty rye and pumpernickel breads . . . the delicatessen 111.,i the motorist. Stop, look and listen still apply, and they can If your lawn ii 20 by 50 feet, men. However, If we are going to your arithmetic troubles are over. the Democratic Party. a day in their wages. They now who always sliced off a piece of ham and slipped it anm•:. still save your life. criticize to the total extent of des- receive $1.50 for ten hours' work. Be sure to spread the lime evenly. That chapter was the Michael- troying a man's career, we must the counter . . . tastes and tempting odors you never •„• For this same area, spread 25 son-Raskob smearing campaign be absolutely honest arid scrupu- Thirty Years Ago recapture . . . gone, along with the good old days h«> to 50 pounds of complete fertilizer, against our beloved former Presi- lously fair. Some of the actions of (Issue Friday, Apr. 4. 1930) such as a 5-10-5 mixture, or if dent, Herbert Hoover, back in 1932those engaged In the Case oppo- Mayor Christian Heuser, uf Mm A Fine Opportunity you prefer, an 8-8-8 or 5-10-10. when the New Deal was ushered sition do not measure up to this awan, has had the assurance frum TUNNEL UNDER STUDY ... A proposal fur a rail.,,., Plant a permanent type lawn in using these technique*. I feel standard. the Central Railroad that train No tunnel linking Britain and France is under study dt '•• sure that all fair-minded citizens In Cliff Case, we have a man 4205, leaving New York at 10 Ministry of Transport, a spokesman said. Ernest M;i>|m~ One of the biggest days in a young person's life In trys mixture. Dr Indyk says, and you'll be better off if you buy high are agreed that this was a real who served the State ol New Jer-o'clock, will make a regular stop Transport Minister, told the House of Commons he nni!< area is the day he turns 17-years-old and can apply for an black mark against the Democra- quality seed in preference to the sey, first In the State Assembly. at Matawan about 11:02, starting not yet discuss a report that had been in his possession le- automobile driver's license. If he's a 4-H Club member with tic Party. These circumstances left bargain counter stuff. Sow (our Later the people of New Jersey with the next change of timetable than 24 hours. But he affirmed that the proposal envisage! an automotive project, it's an even bigger day because he's pounds of seed to 1000 square feet. with me a strong urge to try and sent him to the House of Repre- in May. Mr. Heuser has been keep our Republican Party out ol two parallel tubes beneath the English Channel, each pin better prepared. Better hop to It It you expect sentatives for eight years, from working for two years to have this this particular kind ot campaign- 1945 to 1953. He then was elected train make a Stop at Mutawan. viding one-way rail traffic. Sir Ivone Kirkpatruk. chairnuu to start your lawn this spring. ing. -•• "*''• «»,]»• This spring would be an Ideal time for any boy or girl Spring is second best to fall for tothB* Senate six years-ago, after The S. S. Thompson Company, of the Channel Study Group, said that $2H0.IIU(),U0U wa. to.Join a 4-H Club and enroll in thft project in automotive making • lawn, especially if you I always have maintained'* that a brief intervening Interval In pri-contractors, which has been Install- needed to get the tunnel underway. He predicted it ea-iK care arid safety. Since the informs tfon they gain is to pre- wait too late. the positive approach was the one vate life. Sen. Case, therefore. Is ing the conduit for the New Jer- could be raised privately once Britain and France had ;u>- pare for obtaining licenses to drive, most young people in Watch For Gyps my constituents were entitled to; our Senior Senator, with a record sey Bell Telephone Company, from proved the project. Britain's military leaders have ti.nliti'.ii- this project are approaching driving age. Be sure to buy your organic that I should endeavor to present of almost two decades of public the W. A. Close store building to ally opposed the link. Viscount Montgomery still is v t" service matter from an established dealer, my case and the reasons support- Rabbit Lane, has completed its ously against it. But questions in the House ol (.'onmmn 1 hope and fee! confident that Re- Over a three-year period, young people can learn what rather than from one ol those fast ing ir, rattier than to attack and work. The sidewalks, which It was indicated there were as least some members who !,n"n. talking doorbell ringers who canendeavor to destroy my* opponent publicans throughout the State of necessary to (ear up to lay the makes a car run, how to keep cost records, how to handle closing the gap between Britain and the Continent i -•'•... a car on the road, the traffic code, what to look for in buying drive off with a big chunk of your personally. My judgment IsUhal New Jersey will support Cliff Case conduits, have all been replaced, in the coming primary and that of preserving it. r a car, how to make the community a safer place to drive, garden budget if you give him a we should work for something and are now In a better condition chance. I against,something, un- we will all unite in the campaign than before they were torn up. and vocational opportunities: in the automotive field, plus this fall for Nixon for President many technical aspects of motor-driven vehicles. A new traffic light has been and Cane for Senator. This will erected at the Intersection of Main CATS AND ROBBERS . . . Cat, the security-on-u.. <• give us the strongest possible ticket feline who gave birth in a bank last week, apparentK :... Further information about this project can be obtained and Church Streets. Better Borough Schools and assure us of this Senate sea! Miss Helen Voorhees was given decided there are better places in which to raise a fam... from George W. Siver Jr., Monmouth County Agent. Pros- to give the citizens of New Jersey Officers of the Chemical Bank New York Trust Comi'.-i pective members will find that they can learn fascinating and a surprise stocking shower by the a vigorous, intelligent and consci- Tuesday Evening Bridge Club at reported that the mother refused to expose her three . ' useful skills and receive rewards for outstanding proficiency Thli column Ii belr entious Senator for the next six public lervlce In CO-. exist In our joint district The ef- the home of Miss Bernlce W. springs to the loud noises and rude conversation of workr j in this field as well. the Committee Tor Better Mitawan fect during the first year of Oper- years. Brown this week. Borough Schools. involved in alterations. The cat has been transportinK ' • ation would be the lowering ofiBor- (Signed) Traflic marks in white have litter to a secret place during the day and returning it t • "•• During the past week an ImDOr- ough Sihool Taxes approximately H. Alexander Smith been painted on the concrete on $129,000 (J3.9O per $100) and rais- bank at night. Bank officials would like to uncover m tant development concerning our Main Street to help direct the traf- hiding place. There could be a cat burglar in town «• ing Township Taxes MO.000 ($1.23 To the Editor, Matawan School District unfolded. fic. is studying her route and hideout . . . Then there wa> >' Assemblyman Clifton Barkalov/ per $100). At a recent meeting of the Cen- The local post office has received Defense Against Inflation 42-year-old woman clerk in New York who saved a S1 -*' outlined a regional plan which if (6) There would be no Incfeaao tral Park Home Qwners Associ- a new truck from the government payroll. When a thief grabbed her pocketbook, the conlei.' adopted by both Matawan Township in state building aid which Is ap- ation, a motion was proposed to for the transportation of parcel Total E -and H Savings Bonds outstanding at the end spilled including the envelope containing the payroll. Mi of February amounted to $142,613,000,000. This is « huge and Borough might form the basis plied to capital outlay and debt have the association sponsor a post mall. Edwin H. Domlnlck of a compromise settlement which Lucille Baker promptly sat on it. Police said the ».i sum, but it still represents only a slightly larger total than service. movement in Madison Township to continues to carry the first-class would remove the major inequities mail between the New Yuie&Long dressed thug threw up his hands in despair and fled. the federal defense budget for the coming year. (7) Taxes needed for both capl' have all homes, wherein an invalid, which now exist. tal outlay and debt service for infirm or handicapped person re- Branch Railroad station and the According to the data available school construction would bi. di- post office. There is no direct connection between U. S. Savings sides labeled with a large decal. to our committee, the following vided between the township and American Stores Co. advertises A STORY FOR Bond sales and the defense budget because the latter Is fi- should be emphasized about the borough on the basis of true This label could be approxi- In this issue as specials: Fresh nanced out of current tax receipts. But there Is an important proposed plan to change our Joint erty values. mately three Inches In diameter, eggs, 33 cents a dozen. Asco cil- indirect connection. If the dollars that people are Investing district to a regional status. Both .the township's Mayor frcter printed with iridescent Ink show- fee, 27 cents per pound; one pound in Savings Bonds were spent in the market place, they would wnshlp'i (1) According to Assemblyman Waters and former Mayor form Ing a Letter I la. the center. - It of-tomatoes and one-head of Ice- contributeto inflation and thus increase the. cost of our de- Barkilow, It would taks about Man have slated that they v ould would be placed on the front door berg lettuce, 25 cents; Ivory soap fense program, -, • ''••.". •..,. •• : _ three months to become law. (Hegive their full support to thl i re- and/or window of these homes. A flakes, three medium packages for expects no difficulty in Its piss- gional plan. We feel that the v Itefs small one-and-qne-half Inch minia- 23 cents. The Treasury Department currently Is stepping up its age). An additional two months of Matawan Township also wi II be ture of the decsl would be placed Trains operating over the.Mate- Bj Margartl A. Uar» . efforts to sell Savings Bonds, The current level of redemp- would pass before the referendum willing lo accept this compnmtsc on the window of the room where wan-Freehold division ot the Cen- tions and the current level of sales Indicate that the public could be held.' solution as being better lor Jherri this person Is confined. tral Railroad were run over the Cr6W And The Scarecrow has not yet become fully aware of the advantages of buying (2) In holding the referendum than separation. In supporting.this In case of any emergency a po- new bridge over Valley Drive, be- and holding Savings Bonds at the new threc-and-three- there would be separata but simul- plan, they would be accepting liceman, fireman, auxiliary police- ginning yesterday. Once upon a time there was a field by himself. When he arrive* taneous voting In both the town- their responsibility of paying for man, first aid squad, civil defense The catch basins and drain pipe little crow. He lived with Mother he saw Mother and Father Cm» quarter per cent interest rate that became effective last ship and borough. Tjebecome a re- and Father Crow near a big corn- They were down at one end r summer. the operation of our school district worker and even civilians would are being placed on the Matawan- gional district, botfl communities In a fair and equitable manner., recognize this symbol and render Holmdel Road at the bridge over field. The cornfield was lull of the field with, the rest of the crow? must approvpprove ooff the/plan by a ma- assistance to the handicapped per- Matawan Lake, preparatory to the Juicy green com, Just right for "I will stay down at this end c. While much has been made of the greater earnings op- We are sure that Mayor Ralph jority voting yes'. R. Dennis ind a majority of tho son. This movement could hot be final filling In ol the highway. crows to eat He cornfield," decided Little Crun portunities^ elsewhere, that fact is that the Savings Bonds (3) Under the regional plan, the accomplished without the co-oper- But also.in the cornfield was n "so that Mother and Father Cru« now pay more than two-and-one-half per cent Interest voters of Matawtn Borough feel Twenty Years Ago nine-man Board of Education the same way that we do about ation of all services in Madison big, fearful scarecrow. The scare- won't see me." lor the first yenr-and-one-half and four per cent thereafter. would consist of live township and Township and newspapers serving (Issue Thursday, Apr. 4. 1940) crow was there to scare the crows Uttle Crow tasted the juio the plan—by removing the major Monmouth and.Ocean Countiei These rates compare favorably with those earned elsewhere, four borough members. This ratio Inequities that now exist, we will thlr community. . , away from the cornfield. green corn. Ummm, was iru" and, of course; there is nothing speculative about investing is decided by the last federal cen- 200 census enumerators who start- Every day Mother and Father good! Little Crow felt that some be able to work in closer harmony ' Oft Mar. 23 I forwarded a-tetter ed work on Tuesday, reported that in Sayings Bonds. sus. This division' cannot be In providing a better school sys- on this subject to Chief E. Adler Crow Hew over to the cornfield thing was near. He looked up changed by election since separate residents were^co-operatlng will- to try to snitch some com when There was the big, fearful scare- tem that will benefit both our Chil- of the,Madison Township PollceJJe- ingly, Ross Fountain, supervisor elections are held In both the town- dren and our communities, >' ' partment for. his approval. He the scarecrow wasn't looking. crow right beside Wml No won- ship and borough fpr only their' re- for the district, reported yesterday. Every day when they flew away der the rest of the crows stavw As the reader of this column agreed this was a splendid Idea and Fire companies JO'I Matawan Boro spective candidates. . ' suggested that Sgt. Charles Boicc, Little Crow said, "Let me go with at the other end of the field, (4) State aid applied to the cur- knows, our Committee for Better and Township were called out sev-you today. I want to go to the Little Crow was too frightm«i Matnwan Borough Schools • has rent expense portion of the budget lice aiul Civil Defense, g ^mfildt^trto o mm.. ThnrhgheardthThnrhg-heard-the n»pp- for the first five years ol operation worked hard for separation [or rea- grass fires. Altho several buildings And every day,'Father Crow ping of wings overhead. It »»« sons which have been fully explain- meeting with our committee and were threatened no property dam- would be Increased two mills times all services concerned to formulate •aid, "You are much too little to Mother and Father Crow flying tht__U>uU true value of properties ed In these weekly reports! We arc age was reported to police or fire- a plan. Auxiliary Officer J. Paro, go with us to the cornfield. There over. They must not see him! ~* i the township and borough sure that the Introduction of this p y men. One of the fires was on the is a big. Tearful scarecrow there. Without thinking, Little Crow regional plan was the direct result d Pk d h kpOO), For the first year of Madison Park, arranged such a meadpd w near theh'' railroad bridge, He will frighten you out of your Jumped into the wide pocket or of this—separation-move—which- another "on'the banks of Lake Let- ~(rrar"Hi rna Park Fire Company. feathers. • You are not big enough the big, fearful scarecrow »"d amount to about $87,000. For tho clearly showed the inequities that '.^7- ierts and a third on Lake Blvd. exist tinder- our Joint district sys- I was privileged to speak on this »*•"• > ,••. , • hid there. second five years of operation one pg p At the meeting of the Matawan So every day Little Crow stayed When the flapping Boise »« mill times, true value would be tho tem. We still feel that the borough subject at the Cheesequake Fire would be better off operating its Public Health Association, held at home and grew and grew. over. Little Crow peeked out: Moih additional state aid. After this 10- Company's meeting Mar. 31 and Tuesday evening. Mayor Edward One day Little Crow thought ho er and Father Crow were gone year period the state aid would re- own school system but the three- received many favorable comments man board of review has mad* It W. Currie advised the group that was quite big enough. 'Today I ft was safe toVcome out vert back to the normal amount. which can be used by our joint the Works Progress Administration am big enough. Let me go with Little Crow hopped out and sst Impossible lo separate without « committees. - .With expected Increase in. prop- lengthy legal battle, which if car- had reported that the allotment or you to the cornfield," he said to on the scarecrow's should it erty values of $2,000,000, per year SRI. Hanson of the Madison $9018 for the construction of the Mother and Father Crow. "Thank you Scarecrow, for letting ried lo Its conclusion, might have Township Police Department was the total additional state aid would caused too much delay in our need- health center at Matawan had been But Father Crow itllt shook his \me"Mae in your poWet* he-said, amount to about (800,000. This is instrumental in getting a very good approved by President Roosevelt. head. "I am sorry. Little Crow," Was that a smile on the scare- ed school building program. We price on these decals. Tho press is a .sizable Bum of additional money therefore will support tho BaTka- Work wduld begin, the mayor said, he said. "You are still too little.", crow's face? Little Crow wasn't which could provide a lot of ad- vital to the success, of this plan in a few weeks and suggested plans Away flew Mother and Father sure. But he certainly dida'i low compromise and will work for by bringing the idea before the ditional schooling for our district. Its earliest possible adoption. be made for the furnishing or the Crow to the cornfield. When they look at all fearful, A major reason for both tho town- public and asking for their co- building. were gone Little Crow said to him- "I don't think I'm afraid of y* ship and Iho borough to become re- We arc sincerely thankful to Tlia operation. May we count on your Mrs. John Kinney, ol East Keans- SLACke/JS self. "I have been growing and at all," said Little Crow. "I tltrf gional. Malawan Journal for providing us support to further this movement? burg, formerly of Matawan, was nrowinj for many days. I know I I like you. I'm going to eon" AHOA roftAKTR ne*e neoAiMs Comments and suggestions will be (5) Tones, pecded for, current ej. wllh^lUftpppprtunlty to express our selected president of the Matawnn am big enough now to fly to the hack to your cornfield every day ••Jflar ADMIR/VTiO/Y Of* AS PUBLIC penseg. would be divided pn a per views in this Better Borough' cppre.clafcd greatly. ." Young-'Womin's' League at the 1 ; cornfield. I am not afraid of the Now I anVgoiflg home'to teflM"'' puptr"bs.shT.""ThrS"'WBuW'Tem»v»' -Schools -column »v«Mrx> pert sev 1 ••••'•• (Sighed) ' " • V meetinJt held Monday night at 220 b;g, fearful scarecrow."--'"' ,, CT and Father Crow Ir«nr«l» f» most of. the inequities that now eral weeks. L. E. Costlnc Main St., Matawan. ' Little Crow flew off to the com- Ished growingi!" Thursday, April 7, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Five made by Apr. 39 with Mrs. Hicks Passover Topic Feed Pigeons In Seville! Matawan Student Receive Caps At Perth Amboy Hospital Methodist WSCS or Mn. E. Smith. All women and their daughters sre welcome. There will be a program presented by Of Woman's Club Cited For Honor Slate Nominated Mrs, Leonard Temko, New Shrews- Rabbi H. O. H. Levine of the Joan Almenas, »n eleventh year Nominations of officers and com- bury. She will demonstrate Ori- Keyport Synagogue was the guest student at Mala van High School, mittee chairmen featured the meet- gami, the Japanese art ol paper speaker at the meeting of The will represent the school at Citi- ing of the Women's Society ot (aiding. -Woman's Club of Matawun, Inc., zenship Institute this June. In the Christian Service ot ths Flrct held Monday afternoon in the Par- event she is unable to attend, her Methodist Church, Matswan, held ish Hall of the Trinity Episcopal alternate would be Antoinette Del- recently In the lecture room at the Church, Matawan. Rabbi Levine. laPietro. The selections, made by church. The situ w»i presented by Matawan P-TA To who wax introduced by Mrs. A. Ed- a committee of the (acuity, were Mrs. Michael Hiclcey. gar Palm, program chairman, dis- based upon evidence of leadership, Nominated were Mra. George Hear Students cussed the Passover. academic achievement and good Hicks, president; Mn. Hlckty, tint Plant' havt bsen completed by A table had been prepared by citizenship. . vice president; Mrs, Marshall th« executive commutes ot the Mrs. Sophie Weinstein, Mrs. Gussie The purpose of the Institute is to Longstreet, second vie* ftmstdmiti Matawan Grammar School Paront- BeU and Mrs. Bessie Blumenthal, provide further training in good Mrs. Ludwlg Polinowakl. secretary Tetcher Association for the ntyulur which was arranged with gold bor- citizenship tor the girls who at- and Mrs. Edgar Pike, treasurer. meeting to b« held Wednesday, dered place settings on a white tend. They will attend lectures qn Committee chairmen are Mn. Members of the nominating com- linen doth, silver candlesticks and government, participate in discus- Otto Club, Christian social n- mittee will be announced. silver centerpiece filled with pink sion groups and visit the Slafe litions: Mra. Dries Longttrest, rosebuds. The Charosis was ar- House in Trenton. ,. . Ths guests will be four forolim spiritual life and missionary edu- exchange students, from Africa, ranged at one place and the sig- The fourteenth session of Citizen- cation; Mrs. William Bowie, pro. Indonesia, Thailand and Italy. nificance of each of the foods, the ships Institute, sponsored by the motion; Mrs. Karl Hermann, chil- Their moderator will be Charle* lour wine .glasses, and the silver N. J. State Federation of Women's dren's work; Mlsi Jane VanBrakle, Piano, and he will lead a discus- goblet for "Elijah" was explained. Clubs, like all previous summer youth work; Mn. LeRoy Smith, sion on Ihe comparison ol edit- meetings, wltl be held at Douglass The books containing the story i Henry E. Ackersoa and Mrs. Adwrsoa, Maple PI, student activities; Mrs. Haiel Hey- catlonil methods and facilities In ired during a visit la Spain. The Acsersons, wba College in New Brunswick from of the Passover, prayers, children's cr, supplies and Mra. Rotxirl their respective countries as com- songs and other rituals used dur- celebrated i Hth weddlnf anniversary on Tuesday, are taking a June 20 to 24. Muller, literature and publication. Medlterrw They were married at Mlddletewn, Cwu. •« pared to the United States. All am ing the ceremony were shown. 01 Apr. 5, Ml. Active •• School Activities Mrs. Ccorgs Hicks presented • students at Rutgers University A interest was the fact that this meal Joan has participated in several Candlelight program entitled "Je- questlon-and-answrr period will fol- includes every member of (he fam- school activities as an active mem- sus. Light ol the World." Th.uo low ily with a traditional duty for each ber of the Library Club, French taking part In the program wn.» Mrs John Muller. health chair-' from the youngest. Club, Junior Red Cross and Cheer- Mrs Richard Oelchall. Mn. Hicks, leaders. Sha aspires to work. a| man, reports thn results ol u Joint Included In Seder Matawan Personal Items Mrs Robert Muller. Mra Michaol health committee1 meiHlnu of (ho Also included in the Seder and an executive secretary and hope* Mickey, Mrs Frank Sweetim. Mra Mtws Ol >» km* How Fasiu> u Apprictalw 41 aar TIM to enroll in Katherlne Glbbs School three I' TA« whli-h wns hvld Mar. later served to the members and Marshall Longstreet, Mrs Evnrcli 15 Plans were lonmilaicd lo con- guests were MaUoh, Gefilte fish- Among the 40 student nurses lo receive capi at Perth Amboy Gen- Tremppr, Miss Uenslc Lyle, Mm duct an Immunliutlnn survey o( itu* balls, relish"and Manlschewitz On Saturday Mrs. Phillip Kra- Douglas Krogh has returned to eral Hospital School of Nursing tonight are two girls from Dili area. Karl Hermann and William Ilicm M'hnul system und arruniii'immt* wine. Mrs. Bell poured and Mrs. mer entertained at a luncheon Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Shown with director ol nursing Mrs. Katharine MacFadyen are Mln ('aiidMlglilrn, were Mrs Jam"» made lo m'nd a questionnaire hftnm Weinstein served. Following a brief birthday party In honor of her son, Blacksburg, Va., after spending a Paultlfe Stanlsh, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slanlsh, 40} Mutawoo Adamb, Mm. Otto Gtuib. Mrs Hu-with I'llcll student Apr 13. An till history of the Jewish religion, Rd., Laurence Harbor, and Miss Carol Syby, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Phillip, who Is elght-years-old. week with his parenta, Mr. and lel llcyiT Mrs W Wcibiud, Mr» iniinlifutlnn rt'Kolutlnn wan approved Rabbl'Levlne answered questions. John Syby, R.D. 1, Mattwan. Guests were John Walsh, George Mrs. Howard Krogh. Charles Taylor und Mn A Alliuk by Ihr uxm'iillvii cummltlce In t>i' Miss Stanlsh won honorable menllon lor achieving Iht second high- During the business session con- presimlrd to Hit' unsniiullou ut Link, Wayne Prancy, Jimmy Woj- Douglas Dietrich is spending tlm est average In the class. She Is a graduate si Sayreville Hilt) School, Tile president. Mn lurl Smit'i, lltclr \\en\ mpLMInu ducted by Mrs. Thurman C. Nealis, cik. Jacky and Tommy Barratt week visiting his parents, Mr. and when she was an honor student. Miss Syby la s graduate of I'ruohola announced tiiul tlturv would be no Mrs W Ru'ion Smith, chairman ol and Phillip Cherry. After luncheon Mrs. Joseph. Dietrich. Doug is a Regional High School. I'smlly Ni|thl In April and that tin- I'llm Will Do Shown tlie nominating committee, present- they all went to see the movie student at the University of Dela- The pup denotes successful completion ol the first il> months or (lum Chowder Kale would bo dis- Tho puri'nl and lamily lilo IMIII ed the slatevof officers, who were "Sink The Bismarck." ware, Newark, Del. pre-cllnJcal period ol the throe-year course at Perth Amboy Ovneral continued until October On Apr 1\ lulton itroup w!'l ntecl Apt I" n[ elected and installed by Mrs. Peter o Hospital In preparation lor a career as registered nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Domlnlck On Thursday evening Mrs. Arne the* Men's Club Is having a pun- K p in al thf homt> ot Mlfc VK lor A Read. Mrs Thurman C. Ne«li3 and daughter, Sarah, North Plain- Kalma entertained her bridge club. cake supper beginning al S p m Tomasnllo. Sonls Kvv Malawi) will serve as president for her sec- field, were the Wednesday evening Prize winners were Mrs. Bayard W.ST S members are belling tick A film. "Prtililvm t luldim ' will It" ond term; Mrs. Calvin D. P.earce, B'nai B'rith Have Mrs. Victor Rhode* guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Lamborn and Mrs. Arthur C Hall. ilinwn and a discussion will hi' ion first vice president: Mrs. Charles Dominlck. Other guests were Mrs. Lawrence Program On Silver Shower Honor Guatt Schoul ill Miailoni will he hi'ld ductuu by Met Ucrtha llvnir An/ Ralnaud, second vice president: Col. William P. Lambert and Lemaire, Mrs. Johnson Cartan, on lour Sundays hnutnnitiK Apt U Inleroslctl teachers are inviunl to Mrs. Harold H. Fogg, recording Mn Daniel Vanderlilll and Mrs Mrs. Lambert returned home Sun- Mrs Ross Maghan. Mrs. Karl Heu- A program on sterling silver and Members ire atkeil lo brlnjl a tllend ony ol Ihn utoup'A im'i'llnK'' secretary: Mrs. Joseph Sheldon, Jennie Vanderblll were hostesses day after spending several days ser, Mrs. Charles Perrine and Mrs, crystal was presented at s meeting rovur diHtt for supper ut & 30 und corresponding secretary, and Mrs. last week al a stork shower for A report on Ihe reglond! con visiting Old Sturbrldge Villager and Elmore Kattner. ot the D'nal Brlth Women. Ayi'lel Ihe pru||ram will lie at 7 00 Thru* Frank G. Drogan, treasurer Mrs. Mrs Vlclnr Rhodes, Hatltl-llolmdel li'rem'i' wua siilmiiutM) by Mi*. Boston and New Bedford, Mass. ore classe* for nil S|;I'II On Apr Clifton -James was named arl On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred- Chapter, held In Ihe Keyporl Syna- Rd , Ha/lel The parly was held Wllllum (iiuic and Mn llurnld I)"- 19 there will lie a loud nali- at III chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mundy, erick K. Dederlck were the dinner gogue. al the home of Mn Vnnderblll. Ian and Mn Alexander Smulk l am with Mn LMSIIM Muftt'e, Scranton, Pa., were the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard JOAN ALMENAS Beechwood Terr , Malawan tvori) iippolnlpd rhalrinnn lur llto guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mac- Anderson, Hackettstown Louis Rosenthal of the Koyporl chairman. Also Mrs. Edward W. Currie, Gills were arranged undor a huge olthth uiurjc graduation dnnce Cutcheon. or Berkeley Secretarial School. building committee; Mrs. A. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krogh and Jewelers discussed the fine quality. slork Mrs Smith Announced that the Palm, civics and legislation; Mrs. Joan resides with her parents, Mr. George Rltter jr. and Harry Ca- son, Mark, were weekend guests beauty and value of crystal ind Guests present were Mrs Hobarl next nmrtlng will be Ihe Anmml Now ii (he lime lo advertlM) and Mrs. Jerry Almenas, at I Peter A. Read, chairman of the rothers attended the Sub-Freshman of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purtell, sterling sliver. Two tables featur- Tomasello, Mrs. Nicholas Straniero, Mother Daughter Dinner to be hvld those unused articles for s«|e. A ex-presidents; Mrs. Herbert Routh, Gladwyn, Pa. Grant Si . Matawan Day at Lafayette College, Easton, ing china, glassware and silver Mrs Michael Halloran. Mrs. An-May }. II will be a Cover Dlih •mall ad In lli« classified column music chairman: Mrs. Peter A. Pa., on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dietrich Each year a junior girl Is will mm them Into cash for you. were on display and Mrs Willis thony Tomssello. Miss Diana To •upper atul reservations must be Read, drama chairman, and Mrs. Mrs. Marguerite Laird entertain- were the bridge and dinner guesls privileged to participate in this maaello, Miss Patricia Sarabucli- Lewis, Keyport, spoke about flnr Donald W. Robinson and Mrs. Wil-ed at bridge on Friday evening. of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holey. program through Ihe co-operation ello. Mn Frederick Jensen, Mrs bur Mess, co-chairmen of ways and Prize winners were Mrs. William Fair Haven, on Saturday evening o( the Woman's Club of Matawan, china Robert Folsom. Mrs Frederick means. Mrs. W. Rulon Smith was J, Rabel, Mrs. Joseph Baier and On Saturday evening Mr and the Matawan Contemporary League . Plans were discussed for Ihe an Ranpanl. Mrs. Florence Smith, Mrs named membership chairman. Mrs. Frederick X. Dederlck. Other Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd jr. enter- and the Matawan Junior Woman's nual paid-up membership tea to be Rose (orralo, Mrs Ross Duncan. Other Chairmen guests were Mrs. Conrad Johann- tained at bridge Guests were Mr Club ' held on May 23 In the Crystal Mrs Anthony DeDallo, Mrs Poler Also Mrs. Allan Morrison, inter- sen, Mrs. George Barbanell, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles C. Schock jr., Brook Inn. [ialontown Tho pro-Hansen. Mrs Jerry Mellllo. Mn. national relations; Mrs. David M Gerard Devlin and Mrs. LeRoy Sea Girt; Mr. and Mrs. G. J gram for the event will be a com- Joseph Sullivan, Mrs Loula Ceraul- Bruce, welfare; Mrs. Joseph Dle- Sickels. Sterling Thompson jr.. Mlddlelown, Local Artists plete fashion show by -franklin co, Miss Mary Uarraiso. Mrs. Ruth IMPROVE YOUR HOME trichi cheer; Mrs. William Bowie, Dr. Paul Lotz and Mrs. Lot/.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bedle, Mr. and Simon. Eatontown. Donatelll. youth conservation and education: Plainfield. were the Wednesday Mrs. Jac A. Cushman, and Mr. Hostesses for the evening vvere Gifts wore sent by Mra, Jerry Mrs. Karl F. Heuser, literature; dinner guests of Col. William P. and Mrs. Randolph Harris. Exhibit Work Mrs. Paul Currant, Mn, Joseph Allocco, Mn. H. Kallita, Mra, John Mrs. Elmore Kattner, tickets; Lambert and Mrs. Lambert. Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and - Two M.uawan .ut.iti are exhibit* Cphen, Mrs. Howard Friedman, Dtwll, Mra. Angela. Tomssello, Mrs. Mrs. Peter-' TenEyck. defense and Mrs. Robert VanWorp, Oldsmar, Mra. Jac A. Cushman were Mr. Ing palntlngf In • Group Show at Mn. Leonard Goldberg and Mrs Vernnn Stultt, Mrs. Joseph TrloJo, economic security* i Mrs. Bayard Fla., 'is visiting* her parents, Mr, and Mrs, David Kllgus and daugh- the International Oailcrici, 55 Weel- Arthur Bprnfriend. Mrs. Edward Fr.nc«, Air*,, fi/tai Lamborn, by-laws revision, and and Mrai Henry Elliott. ter, Debbie. Hazlet, and John Mil- 66th St., New York, beginning Sun- fllanchard ' " Mrs. John Roberts, garden chair- Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Schock ler. Princeton. day and continuing through Apr. man. sr. returned home Thursday from On Saturday evening Mr. and 22. For both Gertrude Brown. Edjjc- The "Hand-Carved Early Ameri- Miami, Fla. Mrs. Daniel Sherban, Crawford s mere Dr.. and Lexcy Statr, 78 Ru can Living Room" which won first On Saturday evening Mr. and Corner, entertained at dinner and vine Dr., (his is a first showing m HOME IMPROVEMNT prize at the Fifth District content Mrs. Bruce MacCutcheon entertain bridge. Guests were Mr. and Mrs a New York gallery. Mar. 30 was on display. The minia- ed. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Konrad Stern. Woodbridge; Mr Mrs. Brown studied at the Fa- LOAN! ture room will be entered in the Edward Mundy. Scranton. Pa.; and Mrs. E Murray Todd, Holm- mous "Artists Schools, Westpoil, Federation contest at the Conven- Mr. and Mrs. John Mead, Me- del, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Conn., and has had her work EASTER It your family On- tion in Atlantic City May 10. 11. tuchen; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph But- Kattner. on exhibition in the art gallery of Tha-Grow? Nted, i: and 13. ler, Point Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. Saturday evening guests of Mr the West port Public Library. She- j Mrs. Nealis and Mrs. Charles Joseph Rankl jr. and Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Calvin Bell were Mr. and also has been influenced by ihe extra living ipacv? Balnnud will represent the club at George Deitz. Mrs. Bryce McMullen, Shrewsbury: teaching of Frederick Taubcs OHJ Does your homt the annual convention and their al- On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pike and of her commissioned works is now i n>«d improving? temates will be Mrs. Calvin Pearcc Dwight Gatwood, Sayreville, enter- Mr. and Mrs, Warren Hutchlnson. owned by a lady in Vienna, An*. PLANTS You'll find tht an- end Mrs. Frank Drogan. respec- tained at bridge and, luncheon. James Santry has returned home tria. tively. Proposed Federation amend- Prize winners were Mrs. R. A. G. after being a surgical patient In Mrs, Staer studied under La jo* •w«r h«r# — wllh a ments were approved. The resig- Stetler, Matawan, Mrs. Peter A Monmouth Medical Center. Markos of New York for four years h o m • lmprov»m«nt nations of Mrs. William Biegner Read. Middletown, and the hostess. John E. Robinson, Amboy Rd . Her paintings have been exhibited loan al thli bank. and Mrs. Cyrus Brown were ac- Other guests were Mrs. Howard returned Sunday from a three-week at the Newark Museum. Mon CUT FLOWERS cepted with regret Veale, also of Sayreville, and Mrs business trip for National Shoe mouth College, and Art U S A To Participate In Show Frederick K. Dederick. Mrs. Da-Company to Richmond, Va., andMadison Square Garden, N<- s Members are participating in thv vid Bruce, Mrs Donald Robmsori Platlsburg and Watertowti. N Y. York. She also had her own on** Music and Garden Show In Red and Mrs. Elmore Kattner, Mata- On Wednesday Mrs William P. man show at the Art Workshop ami CORSAGES Bank. Other coming events of Im- wan. Lambert entertained at cards Gallery, Perth Amboy in Janum> MATAWAN DANK portance Included the Fifth Dis- Mrs. George Rltter and daugh- Guests were Mrs. Albert Abell. of this year. LO 6-4592 trict Program Conference, Tren- ters, Linda and Patricia, visited Mrs. Joseph Dietrich, Mrs. Harry Both artists have exhibited tit MATAWAN, NEW JKIISEY ton; the Cantata at the Methodist the Rev. Walter Zelt and Mrs. Zeit, Wells, Mrs. Rudolph Fraebel, Mr> numerous New Jersey nhowi. in Cnurch. Hazlet. Sunday evening; Easton, Pa., on Saturday. '- William Noddings. Mrs. William eluding the Spring Lake Show HAROLD the cooking demonstration on elec- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Domi- Burmeister andd MrsMrs. . Lawrence | the American Artists' Pruressmiuil tric appliances at The Crown Kitch- nick returned home Thursday after- Altken. j League of which they arc nvri ens, Middletown. Monday at I spending two months in Jupiter, On Friday Mrs. Edward W. Cur-' bers. ZIEGLER p m.; Federated Art Day. Trenloo. Fla. rle and sons, Blllie and David. I Apr. 1»; the Fifth District Drama On Tuesday evening Mrs. Chan- went byy pplane lo Washington. D.C.. | /•:„tolve- CarBW#|| partv FLORIST Festival Apr. '20; Spring Confer: nlng P. Clipp entertained at bridge where thev lolned Mr. Currie al I farewell rarty ence afe-Ocean Grove Apr.^K: where they joined Mr. Currie al j Prize" winner*:were TUrsvFranli the'Annapolis Hotel. They visited For Mrs. Dillard 82 Main St. board of directors meeting at the Bliss, and the hostess, and Mrs. home of Mr». Johnson Cartan Apr. government buildings. Mount Vcr- Bayard Lamborn. Other guests non and Smithsonian Institute and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jaskiewlc; Matawan . J7 and open house day at New were Mrs. William J. Rabel. Mrs. entertained at a farewell dinner Hmmit ~ tt4*l*t Dtsxiti InivniRM C*t«4r.lUn — Psdaral bu Hope May 14. •* returned home by car on Sunday. LeRoy Sickels, Mrs. Ralph Bedle, On Thursday Mrs. Elmore Katt- party in honor of Mrs Clyde Dil- Transportation lo the cooking Mrs. Elmore Kattner and Mrs. ner entertained at dessert and lard, who Is moving to Englrwood. demonstration at the Crown Kitch- Marguerite Laird. bridge. Prize winners were Mrj. Calif. ens is being arranged. Cars will Mr. and Mn. Jay P. Hostetter Richard Erdmann, Mn. Edward .' Other guests were Misi Corinne Dollar-and-Sense ranons to ICBve the Trinlty_Episcopal Church have returned home after visiting W: Currie and Mrs. P«ul Egan. Dillard, Kenllwonh; Mr. and Mn at 12 o'clock noon and the program their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Others guests were Mrs. Frederick James Hlgglns and Mr. and Mrs TH«U'a * sjeaKarr TO nr will: start at 1 p.m. Members and and Mrs. John Hostetter, Savan- Noble, H o I m d e I; Mrs Joseph Chester Ztlin, Irvington; Mr and voum rooKir... an Old* friends are urged to attend as this Mrs. Peter BoUaw, Harrison. Mr nah, Ga., and also their son-in-law Baier. Mrs. LeRoy Slckels, Mrs. GO OLDS N W/ • oata far !••• than y*u'(< is a club project. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. War-Gerard Devlin and Mn. William and Mrs. Joseph Waljack and Mr Mrs. Albert Abell was hospitality ren Abranu, Louisville, Ky. Craig. and Mrs. Edmund Mullin, Newark. chairman and she was assisted by Miss Eileen Goldstein, Orange. Mrs. Harry Wells sr.. Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jalberf I vou OAN HKVI nocMrr J. Ruff and Mrs. William L. Sal- Malawan PHNA Hears Mrs. Charles Spinks Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. Juhn Wiik.[ •••o" ON naouLiiii •»•,., mon, Honored On Birthday Osbornville; Walter and Linda j »v«ry Oynaml« •• oifarsi Report Of Nurse Jackiewlcz. th* flvgular Roohvt Leonard Stokes Has The Board of Directors of the Mrs. Chirlcs Spinks, Willow Ave.. Bnaln* that thrlv** on Matawan Public Health Association Matawan, was honored at a sur- Miss J, Mabel Brown lowar-oo*l, raoular fual. Party On Birthday prise birthday party, given by her met Tuesday evening at the Mat- children, Sidney Spinks, Miss Ivy Feted On Birthday LOOK AT THS StXTIIA- VALU* • Leonard Stokes, son ol Mr. andawan Health Center. Mn. Dorothy Spinks and Mrs. Al Falconer, Ihe FKTI/IU AT NO IKTRA Mrs. Leonard E. Stokes. Johnson Miss J. Mabel Brown was feted Pennelti, public health nurse, re- former Miss Lillfan Spinks. at her eo«T,,, you'll find mors Ave.. Matawan, celebrated h i s on her 75th birthday Tuesday m < ported there were 200 home and home Sunday. eighth birthday Monday at a party. a family party, given by Mr ami of what you want lit A cowboy theme was used for office visits made in the township; Others present were Mr. Falconer Mrs, Ralph W. Derrick at their •vary modal. the table decorations and a large 47 attended baby clinic and fire, and daughters, the Misses Patricia home on Main St., Malawan decorated birthday cake was the pre-natal. In the borough there and Marion, Queens Village, L. I, bursts were Mrs. Adrian E HI«M NcaALi VAbUa SAvni centerpiece. Games: were played Mn. Robert Waters. West Orange, were 1« home and office visits Mount, Washington, D. C ; Mr and , ,,»n|oyy«ur and prizes won by Darlene and a ad Mrs. Kenneth VaaBrunt, Mn, C, Bradford Brown, Ho-Ho- made; M attended baby clinic rloefcat new wllh the i NutJey. Kus: Mrs. C. Bradford Brown and -Bkhard Gibteck.* i • aaeuranas) that your ' Mra. William Wldmatv foctali Mrs.- Jomlu received.miay Mr. and Mn. Frank Valentine, Guests were Gary and Ten lver- InvMtment hs)lalia who* Bou, Donald Lockwood, HadeC service chairman, repotted the! presents. Tenafly; Mr. and Mrs. Frank H Conover, Stamford, Conn.: Mrs you •• »y»r «a Old a, Gall, Deborah, Richard and George need continues (or good used chil- Rldwleau Livingston; Alan Long- Arthur P. Trewhella and son, dren's clothes. Cooking Clan street, Robert Muller, Richard, Andrew, New York; Mr. and Mn mw le TMS VIMS T* ,G»ry,4Wd~-n^I?e>«.,Cibl^- "*'" A donation of $15 was received • The first year cooking class of Arthur S. VanBuskirk and Miss TRAM.,, shanMe ar* awan: Mr*. lrvliPVan Pelt, ma- from the Mother* Ctnb vt-Matawub i UK Browntowu 4H Pedal Pushers OraWne W Brown, Keyport. y»ur pr»M|tt aar WIN ternal grandmother, Matawan; met Friday afternoon at Ihe home never Mwirih mar*— >•- Mrs. Fred Iversoo, Hailet; Mrs. 'l« ArpneiaUaa j A ma)or Long Isbnd indutliy. of Mrs, Louis Zamorski, Route IS, MB VOUR LOOAL AUTHORIZED OLDiMOBILi QVAUTV isMLM TOOAVI wisn It Is rtiM i»»w. Eugene Richdeati. Livingston and I wish to thank' the Matawao Mauwan. The Misses Kay Eiirrt. LaCuardia Airport provided em Mr* Edward Giblock, Malawan. Township First ' Aid for their: Barbara Browne. Nancy Zamortki, ploymcnt In IKS for more (Inn Ihougbtfulnessj and kindnesses all Jeanne CappeUl and Judith Cook 7100 persons who earned approxi- JOHNSON - CIBB MOTOR CO. ' Hyott need printing of *ny kind, the tine ol my emergency trip to brought in home-cooked foods mately $31,000,000, The facility " \ \ Sjf we are here to serve you. Our the hospital. • ';:' ' •Web were judged and scored. The operated by The Port of New York i*|utc* service aod reawaWe, 9*** afternoon's lesson included a dem- Authority under a tew 110 M«M STOIE1. IMUWMI UM..VJ040 •'* r / • t ' 1 » 1 ' t I • >#i onatraUos) of proper Uble; settings wllh the atijTk THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April 7, I960 To Sell Plants day, Apr. 14 through 16. Selections Best Color Guard Captain Club Priu Winners may be made at Burlew's Groc- Lynn Cressman Celebrates Birthday Araee Honored; Honored At Luncheon The Corps Mothers of the Guad- ery Store, Ann's Bakery, The Roost, alcanal Coastaliers Junior Drum and the Cliffwood Inn, Cliffwood The members of the Woman's and Bugle Corps of VFW Post 4745 Beach and at Raffa's Barbershop Browntown Items and the A & P Shopping Center, At Party; Other Cheeseqiiake Items Club of Matawan who had cotitrurt- will set up displays of Easter plants Lynn Cressman, daughter of Mr. were made at the monthly meeting James Arace,'son of Mr. and for sale for the benefit of the Corps Cliffwood. Mrs. Francis Green is slruced the prize-winning miniature general chairman of the sale. end Mrs. Lawrence Cressman, Col- of the Whited Brown School Parent- Mrs. Nicholas L. Arace, Route IS, next Thursday, Friday and Satur- room in the Filth District contest trell Rd., was given a birthday Teacher Association. Members Browntown. a senior at Rutgers enjoyed luncheon Monday at the party Sunday to celebrate her sec- voted to join the Central Council. University, was among 17 students ond birthday. A buffet supper was Preceding the business meeting from this seclion of New Jersey home of M r s. Charles Rainaud, served and a birthday cake deco-1 talk on "Driving Hazards and Sale- named to the dean's list. Students Miriam Dr., Mauwan. The mini- BUDGET rated in pink and white was the ty" was given by a member of (he ature "Hand Carved Early Ameri- centerpiece. who maintained a high scholastic N. J. Slate Police. A nominating average during the 1958-59 aca- can living Room" received the Guests were Mrs. Ruth Dean committee was appointed. The blue ribbon Mar. 30 at the Fifth BOTTLE-NECK? Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dean end demic year and the first semester members celebrated the 11th anni- District American Home Exhibf tons, Charles and Gary, all versary of the P-TA. At the next this year are recognized on the lion held in the Asbury Park Wom- South Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. Na- meeting, Apr. 18, pupils -wiP pre- honor list. than Cressman, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- sent a talent show. an's Club, Wanamassa. ard Cressman and daughter. Joan, The Browntown Parent-Teacher Mrs- Clifton James, chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rabbins, Mrs. Mothers of the sixth «rade ciat« Association will sponsor a diabetic the project, received a gift from Margaret Schulmeister and Ve'l of the WhHed Brown School will detection clinic at the Browntown her committee members, who were .Cresuoan, all of Cheesequake, aid hold a cake sale tomorrow after- School, Route 18, on May IT. The Mrs. Thurman C. Nealis, dub presi- Mr. and Mrs. Melvui Cressman, noon in the school, starling at 2:30 clinic will be under the direction dent; Mrs. Frank Drogan, Mrs- Long Island. p m., to raise funds for the class of the Middlesex County General Johnson Cartan, Mrs. Allan J. Mor- trip to Philadelphia. Hospital, in conjunction with the rison, Mrs. Peter A. Read, Mrs. BOTTLED in by home loan J Pvt. Dan Wilson, Fort Meade, Mrs. Mary Dalzell, Kearny. was State Department of Health. The Albert Abell and Mrs. Rainaud. payments? Nothing left " Md, attached to missile battalion, the recent guest ol Mr. and Mrs. clinic will be free for residents of The room now will be entered in of the paycheck for those Browntown, Cheesecake and Sayre con of Mr. and Mrs. Harold WU. Alfred Fritz. the Federation contest at the State extras you and your fam- . son, Milton Free Water, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jurman, Woods South. Further information Annual Convention, Atlantic City, spent three day* with Mr. and Mrs. Cottrell Rd., celebrated their 15th may be secured from Mrs. Joseph May 10 through 13. ily enjoy? Let us refi- CappeUi, Cottrell Rd., Browntown. Raymond Ryan and family. Route wedding anniversary on Mar. 25. nance your home loan for 34. , The adult sewing group class Misses Sandy and Patty Burlcw, given by the Middlesex County Ex- To Attend Mass you. Get budget -fitted Raymond Ryan jr., Route 34, ob- Route 9, were the recent overnight tension Service has completed the monthly payments . . . served his 15th birthday on Mon- guests of Misses Lee and NIta Jur- The Holy Name Society of St. course. Mrs. Nicholas - Arace, day. man, Cottrell Rd. Lawrence's Church will receive prepayment privileges, Browntown, and Mn. O. lickhart, Whited Brown School will hav Holy Communion in a body Sun- Sayreville, were the readers. and direct reduction fi- registration of children entering day at the > 15 a.m. Mass. The Dresses made may be modeled at nancing. kindergarten next fall on May 3, Pott To Observe 15th regular business meeting of the Homemakers Day on Apr. 28 at starting at 9 a.m. in the school society will be conducted Monday See one of our friendly Founding Anniversary St. Paul's Reformed Church, Mill- Entering pupils must be five years at 8 p.m. In the church auditorium. town. loan officerfltoday... Re- old by Sept. 20, I960. Mrs. Evelyn Everett Hoffman and Mrs John finance and enjoy a budg- Fritz, Cottretl Rd., will be In DiGiovanni, co-chairmen of the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry, 14 et breather! charge of registration. post and auxiliary for the 15th Exeter St., entertained their Sun- THE COUNTRY Boys, between the ages of ttgb anniversary of Post 332 of Iho day School class for supper and and 11. interested In Joining the CubAmerican Legion. Laurence Har- games at their home Saturday even- KITCHEN ing. Scouts in the Cheesequake area art.* bor, havrf announced further plans Tennent Road requested to be at the fire house for the series of events which will The trustees of the Browntown Sunday at 2 p m mark the celebration this summer. Union Sunday School will hold a Morganville The Mothers Auxiliary of Boy Nine prizes will be placed In the Miss Janet Leavey, Captain of Miss Leavey, judged "The Best meeting tomorrow night at 7:4J (Right Hand Side lust OH Scout Troop (7 will hold a business LIBERAL BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION window of the Hoffman Building, he Color Guard of the Guadalcanal p.m. At 8;30 p.m. the trustees Hlg*»ay 7») "meeting on Monday at I p.m. in Captain of the East Coast Color Route 39, Laurence Harbor, this Coi5tallers Junior Drum and Bugle plan to meet with a committee ap- the fire house. Guard," attends Mauwan High TAKE OUT ORDERS ONLY 159 Main Slreel - Llalanan week. Co-chairmen of this project Corps, sponsored by Veterans of pointed to Investigate the possibil- Mr. and Mrs. John Rundy, Wash- School and resides with her pa- Fta» «pd Hot Sauaf* ire Leonard Booth for the post and Foreign Wan Post 4743 of Mata- ity of building renovations. ington Ave., Central Park, had as rentB, Mr. and Mn. George Lea- Mrs Marie Elwood for the aux- wan Township, received first place Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Patterson Jr., Stafcb weekend guests Mr. and Mn. Peier vey, 73 Prospect Ave., Cllffwood iliary In the East Coast Color Guard and daughter. Levittown, Pa., spent Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. John Beach. Sunday with Mr. Patterson's par- Walsh and children, New York. A Souvenir Program Book Is' Championship Captains Contest being compiled for (he dance and Saturday afternoon. In other events, the Color Guard ents at their home on Margaret St. Brownie Troop 29, Central Park, Miss Judy Cantel, Cheesequake, took part in the Scoutarama in show to be held June 23. Assisting Nineteen other caplainj com- won the sixth place trophy for the spent the weekend as the guest of Perth Amboy and afterward had a Mr. Hoffman on the book com- peted frflm New York, New Jer- East Coast Championships. Miss-Joan Patterson. plua party at the horfie of their mittee are Andrew Carver, John sey. Delaware. Maryland and Penn- The Guard will compete Satur- Brownie leader, Mrs. Gloria Price, DiGiovanm and Rollin Rathbun. sylvania at St. Joseph's Family day in the Annual Color Guard Con Miss Susan Trainor, Route 9, Athens Ave. Mrs. DiGiovanni and Mri William Hall, Toms River. The meet wns test sponsored by St. Catherine of spent the weekend with her grand- A meeting of all Girl Scout lead- oster are co-chairmen for the sponsnrcd by the Emeralds of Sf. Sienna, St. Albans, N. Y., in the parents in North Bergen. er* in Central Park was held at auxiliary ol this committee and Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. school auditorium. A. Moura, Belle Meade, spent the home 61'Mrs: Gloria Price to [hey will be assisted by Mrs Wal- Sunday afternoon visiting his form- plan for court awards on June i. ler Schllchling ana* Mrs Rollin he members at their second meet er neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Barth Rathbun. Little League Unit Gaub, Browntown. The third grade of the Brown- rig Mr«. Wlllam Foster, president, town School will make a trip by Dance chairmen will be Leroy Plans For Activities ilso welcomed Mn. William Sur- Fnneral services for Mrs. Lucy but Thursday to the junior spoils- Halbert for the post and Mrs. Le- ;cant, Mrs. Melvin Fogarty, Mrs. Sekel, a former resident of Brown- Mrs. Richard Canfleld, 65 Har- man's show, sponsored by Rutgers roy Halbert for the auxiliary John lurry Volker and the Misses Mary lown, were held Tuesday morning University. DiGiovanni will serve as refresh- bor Way, Laurence Harbor, a new at 8 a.m. In St. Thomas Church, nd Elliabeth Reiner. Plans (or the children's E&slpr ment chairman ...an.d Mrs. Jack 01_.- : member ol the Laurence Harbor Old Bridge Mrs. Sekel, In her 60*. Announcement was made that party and a bazaar on Apr. 30 sen will be In charge ol the kitchen. I Little League Auxiliary entertained was the widow of Max Sekel and ag Day has been changed to May has no known survivors. The Hulse and a card party win be held Funeral Home, Spotswood, was in June 11. The dates lor the cake charge of arrangements. (•• Thi Dimh Shot! Chtvj Show Sundiy*, NBMV-thi Pit Boom Chevy ShmnoomwetUy, ABC-TV tale were not definite. The con- • STEAK SALE * stitution and by-laws will be drawn up at the next meeting to be held ,Young Churchmen Unit at the home at Mn. WllbattNlxah. Molds Recent Maeting ( 345 Shoreland Circle, tonight. .the " Miss Dona Shephard conducted Ib The newly-formed auxiliary was the regular meeting of the Young Invited to participate In the Loyally Churchmen of the Trinity Episco- RIB STEAK 69 most Day parade sponsored bjothe Huff- pal Church in the parish hall Mon- man-Prince VFW Post 2672. Laur. day evening. James Mershon, coun- ence Harbor. Members will tako sellor, opened the meeting with Ib sifj/ii/lm/U part Jn the parade after which they evening prayer. after which will convene at the Laurence Har- Thomas Dennis, co-counsellor, dis- SIRLOIN 79 bor Little League ball field. Little cussed missionaries in Hawaii. eiujineenng League committee members and auxiliary memljert will serve re- Plans were made for a swim- advance" reshrncnts. Future meetings of the ming party In the near future. Ib luxlllary will be held on the first Members engaged In a discussion Porterhouse 89 nd third Thursdays of each month of Juvenile delinquency. Refresh- t O v t of •<.*- and new members are invited to ments were served by Miss Flor- Rib Roast shortcutib 59 R e .d>69 Franks Skinless u.49- ojn Refreshments were served the ence Manville and her hospitality 18 members present by Mrs. Can-committee. VEAL CUTLET CUBED ib99< FRESH SHRIMP 69« Field, Mrs. Daniel Baxter and Mrs. Joseph Bernacki. CHOPPED BEEF 3n.$*1°° .Motor Trend Magazine> Matawan Rotary Italian Sausage n>69< Elects Officers "Buck Night" Warren Ryan was elected presi- Final plans for "Buck Night" dent of the Matawan Rotary Club TIDE LARGE PKG. have been completed by the Hoff- lit the annual meeting held recent- man-Prince Post 2672 Robert ly. Other officers elected were # JUICES Knight, 3 Summerfleld Ave. Laur- Willard Steele, vice president; ence Harbor, announces the party Martin Bosak. secretary and Martin will be held from 9 p.m. to 12:30 Bell, treasurer. The newly elected PINEAPPLE a.m. Saturday evening, at Byrnes officers will take office July 1. Hall, Route 35 and Laurence Directors will be Julius Marks, Pkwy., Laurence Harbor. Tickets Matty Pellegrino, Mr. Steele, Mr. TOMATO Unden House 46 OZ may be purchased from the chair- Ryan, James C. Day, Ralph P. man and the price includes refresh- Jannarone and Past President Rich- ments and dancing. ard Gillls. CRAPE DRINK ^**» 29. Are Hostesses Cubs Visit Museum Personel The Misses Dorothea and Lee Thirteen Cifb 'Scouts, New Mon- Ann Grimes will be hostesses at mouth. Pack 14fl, accompanied by the meeting of the Junior Auxiliary four adults, visited ,the Ravine LINDEN HOUSE - LIGHT of the Laurence Harbor American Drive Mineralogies! Museum, Mata- oo Legion Unit 93} Saturday, at 1:30 wan,'on Monday. Other visitors p.m. in the Legion Home on Sum- were E. E. Crcmpton Jr., and sons; morfield Ave. Members will com- Kenneth arid James, Pompton plete the Easter project. Lakes'. 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To 9:00 Pit Saturday 8:15 AJi To 6:0d PJH Open Daily from 8:30 AM. to 7 P.M. 110 MAIN STRfET MATAWAN lOw.H 6-1040 ••rrityEneatryTfcniitJtgWirtay. Atrill ( ... .••;., -- - Thursday, April 7, 1960 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Page Seven Canley Presbyterian Church, Brick Town* Stamford Girl To "Wed In Voorhees Chape! Hazlet Couple Mr. and Mrs. Ranald Ganley, 57 ship. Osborn St., Keyport, are the ne- Surviving are his wife, Ruth; twu Parents Welcome New Arrivals rents of a son, born Sunday, Apr. sons',' Richard A. Jr., and Kugcn* Wed Keyport Man Wed In Matawan 3, 1960, in Rlverview Hospital. Charles, both at home; his parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee, Stam- Miss Katiuyn Jo Mandevllle, ford, Conn., have announced the MacUirak hett • Narie Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Penrse, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg* engagement of their daughter, Mr and Mn, Walter Maclurak, Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Iiett, 1) A daughter was born in River- Brick Township; two sisters, Mil. E. Mandeville, 736 Holmdel Rd.. Katherine Ann, to Herbert Curtis 270 Outlook Blvd., Cliff wood Beach. Crassas St., Central Park, Madison view Hospital to Mr. and Mn. Mar- Alberta J. Willette and Mrs. Dor- Burrowes jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hazlct, became the bride of John tin Narae, 68 Waahington St.. »re the parent* of a daughter, born Township, are the parents of a othy Gethard, Brick Township, and Herbert C. Burrowes, 100 Main St. Robert Bottger, son of Mr. and in Perth Amboy.. Hospital. daughter, born Saturday, Mar. 26, Keansburg, on Sunday, Apr. J, five brothers, George A., Malcolm. • Keyport. Mrs. Robert M. Bottger. 68 Beth- 1960, in South Amboy Hospital. I960. Miss Lee is the granddaughter of TWOKT P., and Warren O, all of Union; any Rd., Hazlet, on Saturday, Apr. Buckley TomaatH* . , the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee, A son was born la Perth Amboy Paul A., Old Bridge, and Herbert 2, I960. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Tomaaello, Bridgeport, Conn., and of Mrs. Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. O., Brick Township, 1M Lower Main St., Mauwan, am Jesse Dutcher McDermott, Stam- the candlelight double ring cere- Toomer Jr., 95 Ravine Dr., MW Jack A. Buckley, 7 Dobson Rd., th« parent* of a son, bora Monday, Funeral services were held yes- ford, and the late Mr. McDermott, wan. Old Bridge, on Sunday, Mar. IT, mony in the presence ol the Im- Apr. 4, I960, in Rlvarview Hos- terday afternoon at 2 p.m. at ,th« Portland, N. Y. Her paternal grand- lKt, in South Amboy Hospital. VanHiie and Callagan Funeral mediate families wai performed at McLean pital, father was Mayor of Bridgeport, Home, Point Pleasant, inttrmunt 1 p.m. by the Rev. Lawrence Mr and Mrs. Alexander McLean, Kulu Conn., a representative in the Con DcCraan was In Greenwood Cemetery, Bailey in Ihe First Baptist Church, 195 Seventh St., Keyport, are the Mr. and Mrs, Edward Kul«i, Ho- necticut.State Legislature and a A d»ughter wai born to Mr, and Brl«U*. parents of a daughter, bora in bart Ave,, Kayport, ire tht parents Commissioner of Fairfleid County. before an altar decorated with MM. Joseph DeCrte«*, Leonardo, Perth Amboy Hospital, of a son. born Thursday. Mar. 31, Her father is a magazine writer white gladioli and chrysanth*- in Rlvervlew Hoipltal on Sunday, Oeorg* A. Klw Sr. I960, in Monmouth Medical Cen- and a member of the editorial staff Apr, 3, 19M. Mr, and Mrs. De- George A, Kipp *r., 71, of III mums. Mrs. A. Adam Banke we* • Maatsealc* ter. _ , „ — of The New York New«. Craen* formerly resided la Kev First St., Keyport, died Sunday, the organist '•*•.,"' -'• A daughter was torn in South Apr. 3, 1960 at the. horns of Mi On her paternal tide, she is de- Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mn. Harrington port. Mn. DeCraene Is Ihe former Given Ur marriage W her Jatber, son, Pettir J. Kipp, Line Rd,, Holm- scended from the Boynton family Nicholas Muniacalco. » Margaret Mill Fanchon Brown, daughter of the bride: wore a streeWnigth A daughter was born in River del Township, alter a three week! which claims descent in England St., ad Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown, gown of white silk orgaaia deslgs- view Hospital on Thursday, Mar, Illnni. back to 1067, the American branch ed with as embroidered fitted bod- 31 I960, to Mr. and Mr*. David Francisco Mr. Kipp wai born In Keyport, settling in Rowley, Mass., in 1638. Buriew ice with a sewp neckline end short Harrington, *t Frederick PI., Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Franclaco, aon of Ihe late John S. and Anne Through her maternal line, she is Mr and Mn. Frank Buriew, sleeves and a full skirt., Her Keansburg. Matawan, ar< the pannta of a (Sadlvr) Kipp. a: direct descendant of Andrew RFD. Box (4, Old Bridge, are the shoulder-length veil of French- Il- daughter, born Wedneiday, Mar. Surviving am hla wile, Mrs. Emi- Sherwood, a signer, of Orange parents of a daughter, born In Do*aM lusion fell from a fitted (lower N. I960, in Perth Amboy Hospital. ly (VanP»lt) Kipp: • daughter, County's "Little Declaration of In- South Amboy Hospital on Thurs- headpiece. She carried * cascade Mr. and Mn. Joseph Donald, The baby weighed six pounds, nlno Mra, Emily French, Keyport; lour dependence," who served seven day, Mar. 17, I960. The baby has Highland St., Keyport, are the pa- bouquet of white pompon chrysan- been named Kathy Lenore. The ounces. aona, Mr Kipp. Holmdel. George. years in the Revolutionary Army. rents of t son, born Thursday, Mar themums and babies'-brasdh- Burlews have two other daughters, A. Jr., and Perclval, Keyporl, and Mr. Burrowes' father is a vice 51, 1960, In Rlvervlew Hospital. at home. Delvalh) Arthur, Slalen Island, a brother, president of Bankers Trust Co., Wears Powder Mil* > Mr and Mra. Martin Delvalls, 179 Juhn H. Kipp, Keyport, and eight Miss Ann Ellen Bottger, Hazlet, Idualak New York. He is the grandson of Hlgglu Broad St., Keyport, are the parenti grandchildren the late Mr. and Mrs. Horace S. sister of the bridegroom, wai tha Mr. and Mrs. Jossph S. Zdunlak, of a daughter born Monday. Apr A daughter was born In South Am- Funeral eorvlcM wort held al the Burrowes, JCeypbrt. maid of honor. Her powder blue 20 Garden PL. Cliffwood, are the (. I960. In Mniimoulh Medical Cen- boy Hospital to Mr. and Mm Rob- Bedl* Funeral Hume, Koypurt, dotted Swiss gown bad a round parents of a son, born Wedneiday. ter. To Graduate From Simmons ert J. Hlgglns Jr. Rliio Lane, Tuesday afternoon al 3 30 p m, neckline, sleeveless fitted bodice, .Mar 30. I960, in South Amboy Hoi The Rev Dr II T Wllllam . paa- Miss Lee, who attended Vassar Matawan. P and full skirt. She wore a powder pilal IXMIcheOe lor of Calvary Methodist Church, College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., A daughter wai born to Mr. s.nd blue flower headpiece and carried Plerca ofllclatvd. Inlrrmenl was In Green expects to receive her Bachelor of a cascade bouquet of blue pompon Ramanello Mrs Anthony DtMichello, 6 Cedar Grove Cemetery. Science Degree In June from the chrysanthemums and babies'- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce, 16 A son wai born In Monmouth Ave . Ha/.lft, Monday, Ap» 4, I960. School of Social Science at Sim- Stoney Brook, Old Bridge, are the breath. Medical Center on Saturday, Apr In Monmouth Medical Center. Now Is the lime' lo «dvert In mons College, Boston, Miss. She parents of a daughter, born in 2, IH0, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony those unuaed article* for ssle. A Is on the dean's list, has served Ens. George Bottger. York South Amboy Hoaplral, Romanello, 1 Atlantio Ave , Mala- •mall ad in Ihe olMilflnd column by faculty appointment ai an ad- Harbor, Me., wai but man for hi* Heath wan. Obituaries will turn them into caih for you. viser fo Incoming students,' and Is brother. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. A daughter waa born In South Christie chairman of the student committee Mlu Helen Lollui MRS- ROBERT L. SCOTT Mandevllle chose a powder blue Amboy Hospital to Mr. and Mn. to study- changes In curriculum. Mr. and Mrs Duvld ChrUlle, 44} Mill Helen Loltui. M, of 74 Miss Lee previously attended the silk dress with navy blue acces- Gerald L. Heath. 17 Woodcrest Dr., Broadway. Keyporl. are the pawnta Miss Dorothy May Sprague, silk organdy, trimmed with em- Washington PI., Keamburg. died Horace Mann School andrarnard sories and a corsage of while Old Bridge. of a daughter, born Friday, Apr 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell broidery, matching headpieces and Sunday. Apr. 3, I960. In Mcinmaulh School for Girls in New York, as rosei. The bridegroom's mother i960, in Rlvervlew Hospital F. Sprague, 11 Woodlawn Ave.. carried bouquets of pink carna- Devlro Medical Center well as Stamford Schools. wore a blue printed silk sheath Parlln, became the bride of Robert tions. dress with matching headpiece and Mr. and Mrs. William Devine, 4 Jtnsen Mlai Loftui wai born In Carhop A member of the Stamford Junior L. Scott, 2) Surrey Dr., Hazlet jon R. Maurice King, Cos Cob, Conn , accessories and a corsage of while Parkview Dr., Hailet, are the par- A daughter wai born In Rlver- dale, Pa. Shu had lived In Keani League, she was presented at the of Mr. and Mrs. S. Arnold Soott, was the best man and ushering rosei. ent! of a son, born Wednetday, vlvw Hospital on Friday, Apr 1, burg for three year* and formerly Roanoke, Va , on Saturday, Apr. 2. resided In Newark She was a com- were William A. Huters and Ber- Reception At Bride's Home Mir. 30. I960. In Rlvervlew Hospl- I960, to Mr and Mrs Emll Jemen. find II F**t In tht 1960 municant of St Ann's Church, nard K. SaydloWski, both ol Hat- A reception followed at tho tal, 3 Ohio Dr , Hailet Keanaburg The wedding took place In Voor- let, and B. Byrd Wilson, Washing- bride's home. For their wedding Klnoemu Namelh YELLOW hces Chapel, Douglass College, New ton. trip, Mrs. Bottger selected a beige Surviving are her parenM, Mr A daughter was born In River- Mr and Mrs Frederick Nemoth. Brunswick. The Rev. Fred M- Bo- For her daughter's wedding, the background printed dresi and beigo and Mm John Lnftus. Cirbondnle. PAGES view Hospital on Tuesday, Mar. 21, 193 Middle Rd. Keyporl, are the wen pastor ol the Methodist bride's mother chose an afternoon coat and brown icceasoriel. and a sinter. Mrs Mary Stewart Church, Sayreville. ofliciated. The 1980, 10 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kln- parenti of a daughter, born Satur- Keaneburg dress of Dior blue lace. She wort' The bride was graduated from chapel was decorated with palms, neman, 131 Park Ave , Keansburg. day. Apr 2. I960. In Rlvervlrw Funeral lervicns were hold frnm pink accessories and a corsage of Keyport High School and la em- white snapdragons and gladioli. pink cymbidlums Hospital (ho John J Ryan Nome tor Fu- ployed by the Bell Telephone BUI Traditional wedding music w a 3 Bowman nenla. Keanshurg. yeattirday Al After a reception at Oak Hills Laboratories, Holmdel. played by Mils Helen C. Refchard. Mr. and Mrs l-«Roy Bill. Texas A son wai born In Monmouth 9am a high re-qulem man wan Manor, Metuchen, the couple left The bridegroom was graduated For mo I organist. ' Rd., Old Bridge, are the parents of Medical Cottier on Saturday, Apr offered at Si Ann's Church Inter' for a Wedding trip to Florida and from Keyport High School, and will a son. bom Wednesday. Mar. 30.2. 1060. to Mr and Mrs Roller! ment wai In Huly Croai Cemetery, Given in snarrlaee by her father, Nassau; When they return they will be graduated from Newark College Wear I960. In Fltkln Hospital. llowman, Lloyd Rd., Matawan. North Arlington. the bride wore a /wedding gown of reside at 23 Surrey Dr.. Hailet. of Engineering ki June. He la a silk Organza, prfnetss "style-, trim- The bride was graduated from To Hire member of Phi Delta Epsilon Kay Taylor • Richard A. Paaraa Sr. med with Alencon lace. Her French Sayreville High School and re- fraternity, a member of the Ameri- A ion wai born In Rlvervlew Mr and Mra William Taylor, 10 Richard A Pearu ir, 14, of 39 illusion veil fell from a crown of ceived her Bachelor of Arts De- W. S. WALLACI can Society of Mechanical Engi- Hospital on Thursday, Mar. 31,Ann Ct , Harlet, are the parenti of Sunnydala Dr., Oabornvllle. died orange blossoms and she carried a g.ec from Douglass College. She Is oLOTitma neers, and a member of the Society 1960. to Mr. ind Mrs. Edward Kay, a daughter, born Saturday, Apr. 2, Sunday. Apr. 1. 1990. at Point white orchid on a small white a member of Amboy Chapter, Jl Hillside Ave., West Keansburg. 1960, In Monmouth Medical Center. foV the Advancement of Manage- Pleaaant Hospital. Mr. Poaris was Men sn« BITS' rgrnlsktace Biblo. Order of Eastern Star. She la a ment. He Is employed part time .McDmaM Martin employed aa an electronlo me- Cousin Is Maid Ol Honor stenographer at E. I, duPont de- by the B. J. Delaney Boat Works, chanic it Lakehumf Naval Air Rt* Miss Barbara Jeaji Wi Ic Co., Mr. and Mrs. Howard McDanlal, Mr. and Mrs, Wllllkm Martin, 7 rni.CampbeU Bt, Union Beach, ara Avon Terr.; OW' " " Keyport."'' avheh they return from their wed- the parent* of • daughter, born parenti of is *rr ddaft low I hi Brlcl Mi LEE the mald.4iFB>n9Js"Tft, bi dfig trip, the couple will reside at Wednead.y, Mar. «, MO, -in JRIMt Mar, 11, II tendants-wer6^rl?B«V3janiln %a« a4^;^fo;, 10 Warren St., Keyport. ervlew Hospital. eral Hoiplti 1957 Debutante 'Balllif'the Stam- dziejskl, South Amboy, "and Degrees. He alio' la employed by ford League, She is a member of Charles Ruckdeschel. Kenvll. E.I. duPont deNeroourl & Co.. Par- Smllh th«nko Studios the Junior Committee ol the The attendants wore gowns of aqua lln, as a chemical engineer. Obituaries A ion was born in Rlvorvlrw A aon wai born In Middlesex PAPPAS Spence-Chapin Adoption Service. Hospital on Wedneiday, Mar M General Hospital on Wednesday, Mr. Burrowes attended the Ped- children, Harry and Trudy, at DoweJI Frank, and alto .named her Mn. Abram M. Anderson 1M0. to Mr and Mrs. John Smith. Mar 30, I1HM). to Mr. and Mn. CANDID WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY die School, Hightstown. He went to " 'Mrs. Hazel (Taylor) Anderson. Harding Blvd., Malawan Stanley Shenko, 10 Dolnon Rd., Old It MAIN SI. TEL. CO MW* KEVPORI England as an international ex- hilome; his mother, Mrs. Gertrude executrix of his will. 4», Freehold RD, Millstone Town- Bridge change student. There he was Sollanek, Holmdel Township, two Darki , Francesco^Saaalore ship, died Saturday. Apr. 2. I960, graduated from Marlborough Col- brothers,-Edwardj Red Bank; "and Mr. and Mrs. James Darke, 58 uFrancescd? Sanatory, Keaniburg. la Fltkln Hospital. Neptune. Mn. lege In Wiltshire. He received his Lakewood Ave., KeanaburR. ara the Emll )r" Manchester, CoW, and Anderson was born In Howell Town, Bachelor of Science Degree at the who died Mar. 14. left real estate parenli of a daughter, bom Wed- two sister's, Mrs. Harold Cantrell. ship and wai the daughter of the Massachusetts Institute o( Tech- In Woodhaven. N. Y., to a son, nesday. Mar. 30, 19G0, In Rlvervlew Holmdel Township, and Mrs. Jean- late Henry and Tabetha (Haley) nology, Boston. Charles Sanatcre, who also, was Hospital. nette Bourbonnjere, Long Branch. Brigga. Mr. Burrowes now is directing a named executor of his will. The She was a member of Ihe Ely Blake research group In nuclear physics, residue of the eslato Is to be Methodist Church, Millstone Town- A ton wai born in SI. Peter's and Is a candidate at MIT for his ship. Hospital on Tueiday, Mar 22, 1000. Wills FUed shared equally by his sons. Joseph Doctorate in Physics. He Is a mem- Surviving are her husband. In Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Blake, 129 ber ol Sigma Nu Fraternity. Sanatore, Frank Sanatore and Abram M. Anderson; • daughter. Southwood Dr.. Old Bridge An autumn wedding li planned. Bishop E. Carhart Richard Sanatore and a daughter, Mrs. Kathryn McCary. Metuchrn, Bishop E. Carhart, Red Bank, Danlon Mrs. Frances Ambrosio. a son, John R, Ennlishlown. eight formerly of Keyport. who died grandchildren; six sinters. Mrs Mr and Mrs. William Danlon. 60 Funeral Services May 16, 1956. left his estate to b.- Eliia Emmonj and Mr» Geneva, .j Oeorge Ave., Old Bridge_ , aro the shared equally by his three chil- ' parents Rehearsing For Davlion, both of Freehold. Mr, 'P«enti o a son born Friday. Mar dren. Stanley M. Carhart, Kelsey Herbert R. Sollanek CANDY. TOYS, GIFTS TO THRILL SMALL FRY A. Carhart and Martha C. Hopkins, Variety Show In May Larry Ivins and Mis. Catherine An- »• 1960, In St. Peter's Hospital Funeral services were held Fri- in his will which was probated re- derton. both of Holmcsan. Mrs \ O'Donnell day afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Rehearsals are underway for the cently In the office of Monmouth Elizabeth Davlson. Harmony, and ; „,„ , ^^ , , -, Scott Funeral Home, Belford, for A wa n s PrUT County Surrogate Edward C. Bro-annual variety show to be spon- Herbert R. Sollanek, 39, Sandy Mn'Funera. Nettll eservice Cramers wer, Holmdee heldl Tues- noipllal on Friday, Mar. 25, I960. ege. Kelsey A. Carhart was named sored by St. Joseph's' Council 3402, in Mr. and Mrs, James O'Donnoll, Hook Ave., Belford, who died Tues- day morning al 11 am ol ihr executor. Knights of Columbjis, Keyport. on Nfalawan. day night. Mar. 29, 1960, at Rlvcr- May 7, 8 and 9 In (he Matawan C, H. T. Clayton and Son Funeral Home, Adelphla. The Rrv U II view Hospital'The Rev. William E. Mary E. Carhart High School Auditorium. Rehear- Bisgrove, pastor of the New Mon- Carter officiated and Interment was BAMBOO Mary E. Carhart, Red Bank, for- sals are held every Sunday at 3:30 mouth Baptist Church, officiated. in Maplrwood Cemetery. Freehold. merly of Keyport, who diedJjSar. p.m. In.the KOC hall, Route «. Interment'was hi Fair. Vie*! Ccmc-; 9; left her itsUte lo b< «harcd Director John Hindi Invites both tery,.MIddIetown.' John Somma equally by her .three children, and men and women to turn out for .John Somma. 64. ol 32 Can- Avr . GIFT BASKET Mr, Sollanek was the operator'of named Kelsey A. Carhart executor the chorus. , .. ... a tavern owner In Kean«bure lor a restaurant in Keamburg, He was r of her will. rri«r« than 47 yean, died al his born in Hoboken. He had jived in The show thli .year 1« a farce home Monday, Apr. 4, I960 Keaiuburg before moving "to Bel- Edward F. Frank Jr. about Army life during World War Mr. Somma, known to hii friends ford 16 years ago. Edward F. Frank Jr.. Marlboro II. It is lively and entertaining and as "Pop," wai born in Jersey City. Township, who died;]Matv «, Ml Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vel- f tells the trials and tribulations of He mo«t recently owned and oper- his «*tale to.(jls wife,:>Ellen JJpf : ma (Vanderhoff) Sollanek; two! ; the American G. I,' ••, ' ,• , " ated the Wagon Wheel Tavern, Keansburg. ; Active in civic and community affairs In -Keansburg until an Ill- ness In July 1959. Mr. Somma was IT'S SPRING. . .IT'S a member of the Kcantburg Lions Contains big pluili rabbit, DIM choc- Club, Republican Club, BPOE olat* rabbit, 9 largo chocolate eggs, Lodge 2010, Keyport; a««oclate 4 packages of Jolly bird egp-ail In TRADIN TIME! member ol,0w Keaiuburft Fire Co | a colorful 1O»7»I3' high oval bam- No. I, charter member of t h e boo bosket, beautifully wrapped In Keansburg Columbian Civic League and the Bayshore Tavern Owners clear Mylar, will) big bow and flower. Association. UM Ntwbwry'i He wai • communicant ol SI. quick, *oiy .'STRAUB MOTORS Ann's Church. Mr. Somma wss . <«nV«nl«ni active in Keansburg youth organ- PADDLE WITH MIL I960 TURBINE DRIVE ization! and was a member of the Chart* "»" — 101Kyin Home for Funerals, K«M*- jolly blrrf efis, B«6«, burg. A Ugh nqulem maw will with m la'/i'. wrapiwd In cello < FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY be offered to St. Ann's Church. Criilt Cmr4 WE HAVE JUST ONE 1959 NEW BUICK 2 DOOR HARDTOP AT l>ort NewiATwWclTrp by The Port of New York Authonly •••-•• SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS under * lease wllh the City of N«» ark, is the country/' leading for- * CMAC YOUR AUTHORIZED eign car Import writer. During, I TIME PATMEnTr BUICK AND OPEL 1951. over IM.I00 foreign cars wen- PUN STRAUB MOTORS, Inc. DEALER handled al this marine IcrmliMl, J. J. NEWBERRY CO. KEYPORT Sat, to 6 - Daily Evenings Till 9 Hwy. 35, Keyport CO 4-4O00 >n increa^t of W per cent ;»M t! WtoM (S«"f Thursday, April J, I960 Page Eight THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. of Mr, awl Mrs. Ralph Deaa, Tele- Peateeaatal Oasrcfe mag Of Kings LoOieraa (Church Ifofea and Sadsey graph Hill Rd", Holmdel. Lecture Series BayvlewScheal * OB Saturday the youag people Church Services Announced For Bayshore Area Mrs. Herbert G. Wood, Pastor LeasuufvBh) Rd, agtWrtewa will collect old newspapers tne Set At Lincrof t Worship services' are held Sun- Rev. C. Roger Burkias, Pastor magazines. Suaday School is beM at 9:39 Dr. Vincent E. Smith, Director day at 11 a.f». and 7:45 p.m. Sun- Services on Palm Sunday will in- United Hebrew Coogregatiea First Church Of Christ, Scientist The Faith Reformed Chu/ch First Baptist Chert* day School is at 1:45 a.m. ajn. and church services at 10: iS of the Philosophy of Science In Braad St, Keypert H Broad St., Keyport North Centervtrie Fire Hone, m Mala SL, Malawaa clude the deacon's prayer meeting Bible study group meets Tuesday ajn. at 9:15 a.m.; Sunday School, 9:30 stitute at St. John's University, Rabbi R 0. H. Leviae Sunday s e r v ice and Sunda; Middle Rd., Rarilaa Township Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey, School, 11 ajn. Wednesday, test at 7:4S pja. a m.; morning worship service at New York, will speak on "Does Sabbath Eve service will be held Rev. Theodore C. Muller, Pastor Pastor Hnt Baptist Chards Evolution Downgrade Human Na- mony meeting I p.m. Reading room Thursday prayer meeting is htld Msda aad W. Third St*. 10:45 a.m.; Youth Fellowship Friday at 8:15 p.m. at which time open Wednesday and Saturday from The first annual men's Lenten Morning worship services will be ture?" tomorrow at 8:M p.m. in Communion Breakfast will be hel held at both 10 and II a.m. on at7:«p.m. ateys*rt groups. 6 p.m., and baptismal serv- the sermon will be "Everlasting " to 4 p.m. •-" Rev. aqaurice W. Phillips, the lecture series at the Christian Sunday at 7:30 a.m. at the Shor Sunday. The pastor's sermon topic ice, 7:30 p.m. Freedom." Kiddush ' will be pro- How God's goodness and aUness Fearalat. Ktcatn Pastor Next Wednesday there will be a Brothers-Academy, Lincroft. This establishes the basis for universal Point Inn. The Rev. Isaac Rotten will be "The Cross of Victory." The SaMtBai Chan* nounced by David Goldstein. Hostt Sunday School teachers and of- union Lenten service at 9 p.m. ii the third in a series of si* lec- are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Acker- harmony will be brought out Sun-berg, pastor of the Red Bank Ri ordinance of Baptism wDI be ob- Ml Store R*, IMM Beach day at Christian Science service*. ficers will meet this evening at I tures sponsored by the Pjus XII man and Mr. and Mrs. Jack CMd- formed Church, will speak on the served at the 11 a-m. service. Rev. Katfierine Miller. Pastor Institute of Adult Education of Moo- The lesson-sermon on the subject subject, "Our Share in the King- Services are held on Sunday and p.ra. at the home of Mr. and Mrs: berg. Oneg Shabbat will be held, 'Are Sta, Disease and Death Church school is held at 9:45 a.m. mouth County.. dom." Reservations should be James Gddje. Middkiown. The birthdays of the iollowuifi Real?" will include this vene with classes for each age group. Thursday evenings at I o'clock made through Robert Erbig or John Tomorrow night the Couples Chib Dr. Smith has been associated will be acknowledged at the Sab- from the Bible: "Know therefore Junior High Baptist Youth Fellow- and ea Friday afteraoons at 2 p.m Jones. Sunday School meets at 9:10 will meet at 8 PJ">- at the home With the Philosophy of Science In- this day, and consider ft in Urine ship win meet at 7 p.m. UtsresK* Harbar NEWS bath morning service at 11 a.m.; stitute, a special program within heart, that the Lord he is God in am.at the Middle Rd. School. "Be- The mid-week service of prayer ' Caowlry am, iha philosophy department at St. Jeffrey Bermaa, Paul Bless, Shelly heaven above, and upon the earth hold, the World il Gone After Him DtwW* Senrsafi f»r tkt hard pf heari»tt D. Eiseman. Philip Kaplan, Mitch- ana Bible study is held oo Thurs- Hey. Dr. William E. Webster, John's ud the only such institute beneath: there is none else" will be the pastor's topic at the ; (DeuL 4:39). day at 7:30 p.m. A study win be- : Pastor in Catholic -education in the coun- ell E. Levy, Ku-la I. Prater. Marc II ajn. worship service. A nursery try, since its inception at the uni- gin on The Nature and Mission of The pastor's sermon Sunday will Wcffenfeld and Fred Wersan. A From "Science and Health with Is held at the home of Mr. and versity last year. Prior to coming the Church. be "Waving Palms And Fenthn KOOS kick-off dance will be held at Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Mrs. Charles Grace, « Bromley to St. John's he taught philosophy Baker Eddy the following will be POate," The service wlH be at of science at Notre Dame Uni- 9 pm. at the synagogue. Dr. Bayviaw Prtskyterlaa Chardi Custom read (414:21-U): "The Scripture OtTirwd leads UrSO ajn. Sunday School convenes versity. H» is editor of "New Junior choir will not meet Sun- declares, 'The Lord He ia God Scholasticism," the Journal of the Confirmation Class I meets at Rev. Francis Osterstock t 9itt day (good); there Is none else beside 7:30 p.m. today at the home of Draperies American Catholic Philosophical Him.' Even to, harmony is uni- On Sunday the chardi school Peatecsst Fest 43esfd daarch Association, and is the author of Passover will be celebrated from Charles and Frauds Geagt coaflr- versal, and discord fi uoreaL" maUoo class I, Monday at f p.m. classes will be conducted at 9:30 Ckareh d the Uvhaj (M tight books on philosophy and Monday at sunset until sunset on a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m. with PHOKt MAGHtl Tuesday. Apr II Monday Is the at the parsonage. Choir rehearsal H7 9tataSL, baaaWg science. The Golden Text Is from Psalms when new members will be receiv- Suaday School hi from I to * lit aW CnwoW. No first Seder flnd Tnesdav. the sec- (103:2-4): "Bless the Lord, O ray is held Monday at 1:15 p.m. at Dr. Smith will attempt to show ond Seder. Special services are as the home of Mrs. fc. Park*, U ed and the "One Great Hour of ; evesiag •ervke at 7:31 pjn Inusuief You not only SAW •tbfteiwonwnoSou la his talk thai Christianity is com- soul, and forget not all his bene- Prayer meetfeg is Held Tuesday oa cwry liomrHMrard, yeii follows: Monday and Tuesday al fits: who forgiveth all thine Inlqul- Chestnut Dr. ,*...../ ; ••" Sharing" offering will be dedicated. uvi aha enUr* east •! mak. patible with the theory of evolution. 6:36 D.m.; Passover evening serv- The consistory will meet Wednes- The pastor's sermon topic will be at I pjn. and Bible Class oa In* th* dnperiea. Ever? la developing the Christian con- :ies; who healeth all thy diseases; detail ii Kooa ftnot diatom ice: Tuesday and Wednesday at 10 ho redeemeth thy life from de- day at 8 pjn, at the home of Elder "Easy Cheers." Thursday at I p.m. wortl Wonderful collection cept, be will cite certain philosoph- a.m. Passover morning service: John Buly, Orchard Ave. Saturday school for children Is si tobuloua fabrics. Be- ical and theological principles as struction." ' Junior HI Fellowship will meet ducxa to *J » V yd- Ht- Apr. IS al 9* 15 p m . Passover Sab- Maundy Thursday Communion Monday evening 1:43 p.m. held ban U to 11:3* a.m. atenibar, our labor costs COUNTY'S enumerated by St. Thomas Aquinas bath evening service: Apr 16 at Calvary Methodist Church service will be held Thursday at you Dothlnj. OUR SHOP- GREATEST DRUG STORE and other authorities on the origin On Tuesday, Brownie Troop AasesBbaks 01 Gad AT-HOME Gcrvle* wUI brinf 11 a.m.. Passover Sabbath morning Third St., Keyport > p.m. at the fire house. in will meet at 3:30 p.m; Boy samite to your Home, of man. the highesh t producd t of alll Rev H. T. Williams STD, MsV8eRA,NtrtkCeBceiTiBe •ilnlrauni l«n«ih. II" service; Apr 17 at (-30 pm . Pass- Scout Troop U and Exploring Rev. Timothy Adams, Pastor visible creation He will also at-, owf evenine service: ADr 18. Pastor GraetMctfcadlstCkitreh tempi to establish the Intellectual Usta Beads Post U, 7 p.m. and Scout com- Sunday School is at 9:43 a.m.; services at 10 a m. and 6:30 pm.: "A Palm Sunday Message" will KOOS BROS. reliability of Christian sociology in Rev. Leon Zinkler, Pastor mittee meetjng, 7:30 p.m. morning worship, II o'clock; Evan- Yizkor service. Tuesday. Apr. 19, x the pastor's sermon topic at the the field of human development. The special quarterly conference Wednesday then will be a meet- gelistic service, 7 p.m The first TJsel at Mil— Only at 10 am. ' Hi45 a.m. worship service al which Cites Dead Sea Scrolls nd congregational meeting will be Ing of Girl Scout Troop 211 at Sunday of each month, there hi a oi t-sist BOpUas MSI The regional monthly meetine ime confirmation and reception of eld Thursday at 8 p.m. 4 p.m. and BlMe-Sludy group in Communion service at 11 ajn. raiw •>••' By showing the relationship of will he held tonight at 8 M o'clork lembers will take place. Sunday he cottage at 7:30 p.m. tu an, at. it. rr«<^«u, at. t natural science and the recent dis- Saturday, youth choir rehearsal Young Peoples service win be t which time the speaker will be Sch,uol starts at 9:30 a.m.; Junior Is at 10 a.m.; eighth and ninth On Thursday, Apr. 14 the candle- covery ol the Dead Sea Scrolls. Dr Dr Theodore Friedman, rabbi o' Youth Fellowship, 6:15 p.m.; Older light communion service will be held Thursday evenings at 6:45 Smith will demonstrate that mod- grade confirmation class, II am.; p.m., before the regular Thursday Congreeation Beth FI. South Or Youth Meeting, 7 p.m. seventh grade confirmation class. 12 held at I p.m. ern Christian thinking in philosophy anse The topic will he -Why Friday, Apr. IS,. Good Friday, the service, Instead of Tuesday eve- and (neology are In agreement with Jehevah'a Witnesses clock noon. nings at 7:30 p.m. Thursday eve- Ritual'" Church school meets*on Sunday church will be open from 12 noon the discoveries of present day Keyporl Congregation to 9 p.m. for prayer. ning, Bible study and prayer science Dr George A Sheehan jr Ftrsl Presbyterian Church Kingdom Hall, 51 Division SL it 9 a.m.. for fourth through sixth service is at 7:45 o'clock. grades; 9:30 a.m. for 7th through Rumson, president of the Plus XII Route M and Franklin St.. Thursday at 7:30 pm. Iha Minis- Church Of Our Savtsor Spring Special try School will consider the written 2th grades; 10 a.m., two-year- Cottreli Rd.. Cethsenume Lutheran Church Institute, announced that the lee Matawan olds through third grade. At the lure is open to the public Rev Chestei A Galloway. irsi covering the material studied Cheesequake Maple PI., Keypad Palm Sunday worship service at II Rev. Henry A. Male, Rector Rev. Frederick Boos.iPutor Remaining lectures in the series. Pastor the last four weeks. The material a.m. the sermon theme will be Include "Modern Views on Scrip- The Heart Of The Cross" ' ill was taken from the Bible aid :ev. Clarence A. Lambelet, Vicar There are two services on Sun Longinus, "The Roman Centurion," Sunday services an at 9:30 ajn. day: Matins at 1:30 a.m. and the ture" by Rev. James C. Turro. pro- be the pastor's sermon topic at the books, "Qualified To Be Mau- sixth in a series of sermons deal- fessor of Sacred Scripture. Im Palm Sunday 10 a.m. morning lers." "Your Will Be Done On The first, third and fifth Sundays, regular service at 11 o'clock. Sun Ing with the personalities of the there la Holy Communion, and the day School begun at 9:4* am. maculate Conception Seminar]', worship serviceV The chancel, cru- Earth," "From Paradise Lost To Lord's Passion. The Sacrament of Darlington. Friday. Apr. 22: "Va- sader, carol and cherub choirs •'ill Paradise Regained," and "Jeho- second and fourth Sundays, morn- Holy Baptism will be administered. ing prayer. Church school meets St. Jceeph'e Chaucfe tican Diplomacy" by Rev. RobeH sing "Hosanna" by Gregor. The vah's Witnesses In The Divine Pur- A nursery Is provided for all young Maple PI, Keypad A. Graham, associate editor of it MO a.m. < • crusader choir also will sing "All pose." At 8:30 p.m. there will be children. Youth Fellowship meets Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, Pastor Chestnut Post and "America," the national Catholic Glory. Laud and Honor" by Bach. a service meeting. at 6: JO p.m. At 7:30 p.m. there .Special service* wiD be-held as weekly review. Friday. Apr 29. Nursery care Is provided for lots Masses will be held Sunday Saturday at I p.m. the watch- will be Lenten devotions, and a announced. '.\r «. morning at 7,, a, 9, If 11 and U and "Catholic Education and Chris- under three-years-of-age whose pa- special program of sacred music, The Women's Guild-meets the Rail, Fencing tian Culture" by Rt Rev Mugr. -ents desire to attend church. Sun- tower study will be held instead of o'clock. Sunday afternoon. The article, "B? presented by the senior choir, un- first Tuesday of each month In the John J. Dougherty, president, Se- day School meets at 10 a.m. Senior der the direction of Howard Dean., church hall at I psfe. -Trtft- Parent- ' Charcii women's fashion show by th« LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE \ Name Officers !Clothes Closet, Holmdd. Ia addi- ces hcrelnifter deeicoated on Notice te hereby given Uiat Dla- Una Oowa tbe cejntex of taid auile> tion to table prizes and door prizes, Irlct Boards of Election ant) BeO» u> Lake i*fferta: ttwace .lit la a TLESDAY. APRIL IMk, IK* try In an* for Ihe Borough of Ma- there will be an Easter bonnet con- ween ihe .>uurs of seven a.m. and uteily dueclloa along ttw eaater AtHoIndelMeet filit p.m. (Eastern Standard Time), la* an. Counter of Uonmcuth, Stale > «aae «f Lake Ufferta to Uw ceo test Tickets for the affair may befur the purpose of conducting a pri-ul New Jtrsty. will meet et Uielei une ol State Highway Ms Uwnoe Wppilaa lions of officers will take m«ry election for the oommaliuD of places Hereinafter designated en |4> along Uw aald cenbu Una ol obtained by contacting Mrs. John candidates (or TUESDAY. NOVEMBBB Sl», IMa Sun Highway M In a waaierly av ONLY peace at tbe next meeting c( UM between tne boure- ol ? • in and crecUon lo a polnl where ttw aald Landers, ticket chairman. One V S Senator Haandel Township civic Asso- One Member W Uie'Housc of Repre- p.m for the Dtirpoce ot conducting cenlei Une of SUta Hlirewal M U>. •eolalives from the Third Congree- Uw teneral election lor me election tcrtecu Uw Mundary Una of the .datfea to be held on Tuesday at Jack Kirby, chairman of t h t cionaJ District of lownahip ol Madiwn; Uience It) a Elector! cf Preside lit and Vice Presl. lung the aald Boundary Hoc of Ibe Tvto Members U UM Board of romthlp ol Ua(Uaoo to a polnl AT 4:9 P-W. is tbe Holmdel Elemen- entertainment committee, has an- dent Chosen Freeholder* where Mid Une tnlerftoets tht cenlei nounced (pwt the spring dance this Tbe election of Ihe following num- One U. S. Senator tary School. ber ol delegates to tbe Republican One Member of the House of Repre- line of New Bruniwlck Avenue; year will feature live music. This National Convention — 10 delegate** sentatives from tne Third Coagrea- thence ill in a northerly direction Presjdeot Richard T. Levins has aiuiut) District along tt» eutorly edge of Lake Let marks the first Civic Association •t large; ID alternate «Jelegatcs-at- •ertf lo Uw gulley Uiat nine In back aaaounced that following the meet- large: 2 district delegates (Third Con* ' Two Members of tne Board of ol Locuai Place: thence '111 alena ACME dance (or which a band has been greEtilonal District); t alternate dis- Chosen Freeholder* ing a film show will be presented. trict delegates (Third poogrcKsloaai Two CoutidlmeB f6r tbe lull term Uoe drawn du»o Uw cenlet ol engaged. The dance will beheld District). ^^ Tne teasions ot the regiatry boaru taid >uiley to a DOIDI where uu- The movie* lo be shown include *iil be held at Uie followlnc polling center Une el Schenck Avenue la on Saturday, May 7, at the Vet- The election of the following num- icnecu uie center Une ot Malr "The Day Manolete Was Killed," ber of delegates to the Democratic olaces: SUeel: thence i*l eton, Uu sestei sainted by author and bull lighter, erans of Foreign Wars Hall. Cliff National Convention — 34 delegate*- t'lHSl ELECTION DISTRICT tirw ol Uala Street to e northerl> At-Jarge: II alternate delegates *t- •01 tliat pert ol Uie Borough oi Ilrection U> a point where Uw uld Bamaby Conrad; "Ticket To Free- d large: « district delegates (Third Con- eUttan. BtGLNMNO al a Mini center line of Main Street uleraecU BrcuWl District): X alternate dit- where the center Una ol Main bSreei ihe center Une ol Stele Hlgtwaj M. etan," narrated by Edward R. Irict delegates (Third Cetigrcssloaal intersect! the Boundary Une of Ihtthence it) along the aald cental aae Marrow, and •'Civic Association Recommend Seeing Dlrtrict). "owrunlp of Matawan. thence III .1 SUU Highway M In an eaaterly narrated by John Th* election ol MM mai« and «oe long Ihe sals' center Una of Hair direcliun to a point where MM) can female member of iht Republican »reet In a toutherly direction to thelei Une ol Stale Blgbway M inlar Special TV Program County Executive Committee lor each bridge on Main Btreel eoulh of Swutti tccta the roadbed el Uw CenUei fiAittArict. Street; Uience if) along t 4lne Hellroed ol No* Jeraey; Uwnce) lie) Other activities scheduled include drawn dowa the center of Uie culalong aald roadbed lo a oolnl where The anti-deJamaUou league of the The election of on* mala and on*ley croued b. toe said bridle to •aid nxdbed Inlereecta Uw ceolei aa Easter Egg hunt to be held on B'nai B'ritb baa reconuneoded that feudal* member of the Democratic Lake Lctferte; Uience 13} in a no. tb line ol Church Slreet; Uwwe Itil County Executive Otmm'KtT for «*cb ertv dtrecUoo aloni the easterly ed along UM >ald cental fane ol Churck Saturday at 1 p.m. at Telegraph' local residenU watch "A Salute dliilricii - go ol Lake Lef'.rU te Proapeci street u ao weiterly dlrecUoa Is Ike Hill Park. Rusa LugattuU, chair- lo the American Theatre" to be At tail primary election Mtmlitt Point; Uience |4| along a Une drawt oolnl or olace ol Begtnllliia. t:ona •hatl also be made for the fo>-acmes Lake Ltjftcrtt Troto Protpeci man of the comraunlty affaic» com- presented on CBS television on Fri- k>winc muniuDal officer*: Point la , a northeasterly dlrectlm Polllna place. Midway Ho» Bailee mittee, baa announced that tickets day at» p-ov. . Two OHincUmen tor tike full Urm to Hetrtne Drive; thence ill along • an Wellington Street " Notice ia nereoy given that quali- ana drawn aerate Uw tulley to im .OIIHIH tLtCTION PUTi'llICI •f admission are being distributed The program deals with the fied voter* of taw Borough of UaU* ten of Hiibjand Avenue lo e potn All thai part ol Uie Borougk ol w» not already registered toMi dat the end ol Liberty Street, tnenr. Green to Holmdel school children. American theatre's contribution to Metawan bounded on the tail and Borough under the law* el New iai alena e Une oerallel with Ma northeait by Uw ooundary Uaa ol • F»a8dtaa. CUMrea lavMaa better inler-rtoup understanding Jersey foveroiaA permanent refia- Uwtn Hoad to Uie guile; wtilca run the Townahle. ol MaUwan. aa BotmdcJ paresis also are invited and feature* EH Wallach, Tom Post- traUon, may reguter with tht Bor along Aberdeen Road; tnence l?l a •outh by the oortbtrly bouundary i ougn Ckrfc. or notify a*M clerti « lone a lloe down the tenter of tni .,1 the lownahip ol Marlbore. oo tat bring their preschool children on, Robert Preston and Fraacho) chang* el resilience, *t the clart'a mltey to a polnl wnere tame tntei secu with the center line of Mala weal ov the boundary aae el Uw Stamps] i«r special events. Free jelly beans Tone. offtcT Boroggh Hall. IIS Halo «.. rownahlp of MaUwan and on Uie Mat*wan, during twain*** twur* or wan Boad; thence ill akmt the tern north M a Une extending at lollowi will be given to aU children par- direct to th* Cocroitalonat ol R*g-oenler Une ol UaUwan lload ia • This production originally was nortnerUf direction to the polat where lo wit; UdpaUBg ia Ihe hunt a*l prites tsiralinn in Freehold, at any tim* «eld center one ol Matawan Road BtulNMlMU at e BMIII ertwre the presented in December and it be- between Wednesday. April »th, IW,intertecte Uw swumlarT Una ei the eniet Una e7 Na» BruMwick Are- will be awarded ia several cate- and Thursday, September nth. 1N0. tue ti Interwclad ny the tound>r> Horo't An Extra Bonut of 310 |: •< ,. . ing repeated at • prime evening during busJiieta houra. rownsbip ot UaUwan; tkeoce l»l a Arnot Mumford. local! (.rrw because of notices by well long the taid boundary Una of tbe in. ol Uie rownahlp ol MaUwan Notice ol chang* of retldenc* or Powmhlr ol UaUwan lo IB* Ipolnt hence ill u a aorUwrli oTrectien Frto SAH Oroon Stamps ' "> &ff» animal Impersonator, will portray ,„„„> criUca and public requests appUcctloo for tranafer ol rogiaUa tr place ol Ueglnnlnj, ilong Ihe eaaterly edge of Uka Let IOC EAfter Butte) tion ahall pe made alther Dy wrtt- )adway and Front Street iTULTZ S ) Thfa coupon worth 30 SAH Groon Stamp* Keyport Prompt Delivery FUELKlDf wltfi tho purchase of 4 cant Idoal Froson mm OFFICIAUV — 6-ot. 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Mo. 1 iWclne White Drive This New 1960 Renault >w»U lot* A* ettracf m, bold rjloidb in wash ond wear POTATOEPOTATOSS 6 wwen coltan stnghamt; Dark mti brioW Up to 43 Mies M a felon tf fias^M ssosHuorv No Money Down-*46 Mo. 1 J. NEWBIRRY CO. KEYPORf tOUTI 35 AND 30 - PLWTY Of rlH Pog«T*n THE MATAWAN JOURNAL N. J. Thursday, April 7, 1960 Matawan Easy 6-0 Basketball All-Staler Aims For It In Baseball Gieesequake State Park Tried For MMimllllMIIMI MsMM LOOKING IT OVER Victor In Opener Stocking: Trout Season Saturday IHHMMMIIIIIIMIIIMMII *M Matawan High's baseball team A new spot for the local troi The waters in which trout al- IT IS REAL. That was the an- athletics at the University of defeated Neptune handily 6-0 in its fisherman is on the list of stock ready have been planted or will swer of Kenneth Berg of the Me- Maryland, is, alas, a victim of _opener at the MHS field Friday. streams issued by Robert Hayforc be during the next few days are tuchen realty firm promoting a big the deplorable" lack of athletic Superintendent of Fisheries Man * l>»ve"Gregory, a junior lefthander, showfl'tn the accompanying list. league baseball club for Madison facilities at the high school he agement for the State Division Asterisks (•) denote waters which Township when put to the test by attended. Salmon graduated from went the route for the winners and Fish aad Game, Department are to be stocked this week. Stanley Woodward, sports column- Maryland last year as an Atlan- never let a Scarlet Flier base run- Conservation and Economic De In the .list, Bta means brook ist ior the N. Y. Herald Tribune. tic Coast Conference Champion ner get to third. Walks let two Ntp- velopmenl. Cheesequake S t a 11 trout adult, Rta rainbow adult and The veteran sports serifs of the hurdler. He was second in his tune runs get to the midway sack Park has been added to the , Brnta brown trout adult. New York paper was frank to let event in the IC4A outdoors. While in the second. Joe Morgan ram- for the local angler who starts Moomouth County Berg know that the metropolitan he is a Matawan businessman . med out a double in the seventh 8 a.m. Saturday to participate Big Brook, Marlboro~75 Bta, sports writers were in no mood to now and has little opportunity to for the lone Flier hit. the opening rites sacred to th 75 Brnta. carry on a lot of nonsense in view train as would be necessary to trout fisherman. of the charge made by Parke Car- aspire to a place on the U. S. Gregory fanned seven and walk- Hayford lists 209,000 trout stock Garvey's Pond, Navesink—200 Olympic team, he does tike track . Bta, 200 Rta. roll, business manager of the Kan- ed three. His mound rival, Jim lag of streams to date In 1968 with san City Athletics, that the Bergs as a sport and would enter a few Krisky, also a southpaw, fanned 300,000 more between now a n Hockhocksen Brook, Tinton were only a pair of "publicity of the AAU meets around thtt - >six and walked two. Gregory's June. This year's fire-season stock Falls—300 BU, 300 Brnta. . seekers" aiming for "free adver- summer if he only had a place ' mates gave him a five-run lead on lag list contains 219,000 trout will Hop Brook, Holmdel—400 Bta, tising" in their talk of buying the to train. But a few turns around which to work in the first. the breakdown of 112,895 brool 400 Rta. American League Club and mov- what is called a track at the , The Maroon and Steel five runs trout, 30,375 browns and 75.931 Manalapan River, Mill hurst—225 ing it to New Jersey. Highlights' Matawan High School field was came when Krisky, new to the Nep- rainbows. Last year 221,825 troul Bta, 225 Brnta, • of the Berg reply were: "Middle- enough. He is going to seek per- tune pitching staff, was unsteady were stocked Including 50,711 •Manasquan River, Rt. 23 tosex County is not "in the sticks." mission to try out at Middiatown, at the start. He walked Ed Flynn, browns and 57,015 rainbows. Al|endile-I000 Bta, 1000 Brnta, We are, according to your own High School's new track or even first MHS batter. Charlie Wathing- The increase in brook trout and 1000 Rta. . . newspaper, the fastest growing at Rutgers. At Rutgers he could ton singled. Bob Jackson smashed Joe Deerin, Sayreville player doubling In basket- Keyport and Sayreville welt could meet again cut back in brown trout (Suggests Matchponix Brook, Engllshtown county in the country. We have get tie hurdlers *of the Scarlet to the box and Krisky made things ball and baseball, takes bis turn at bal in the Keyport- at the end el the season for the Central Jersey, Group easier fishing on opening day and -225 BU, 325 Brnta. more industry aad- housing per track team to pace him to fheir worse for himself by not deciding Sayreville practice g*me Friday at t h e Bombers HI, championship, as they shape up as the top teams poorer fishing thereafter or until McGelliards Brook, Englishtown square mile than any comparable mutual advantage, even though where to throw until it was too field. Ray Scuorxo Is catching for the Red and White. in their group In this part ol the stale. restocking commences during -223 Bta, 225 Brnta. area I know of. Besides which, It is unlikely the Rutgers Umber- late to force any Matawan runner. Umpiring is Bab Muuroski, Sayreville, • brother of Deerin was All-Stale, Group III, la basketball, on week of Apr. 17. Muiganuhone -Brook, Farmlng- there' happens to be between M.- toppers would hsve much chance' Bob Rankl walked, sending in one John Maniroskl, manager of the Knlcks In the Key- a Sayreville team that went to the Mais semi-finals. Hardest T» Caleb dale-125 BU, 125 Brnta. 000,000 and 25,000,000 people with- of sUying with him as an ACC pert Youth Athletic League. He resides In Laurence Harbor. - run. Larry Garlto singled, two Brown trout are least populai Mohawk Pond, Red Bank-175 in a one-hour drive to our county. champion. If he cyuld only get more counting. Garlto pulled a lej with the bulk or the license buyers, BU, 179 Rta. There is not a similar situation proper training facilities, Salmon muscle and Don DellaPietro re- Willis Won It because they are the hardest to Old Mill Pond. ViUa Park-125 anywhere In the country, including would give the Metropolitan-Mid- placed him. Graduation Loss lions, Hoffman. catch. The hatchery has been Bta, 125 _' Los Angeles. We are 40 minutes dle Atlantic AAU meet at Phila- Advance T« Scoring Position Return of Willis Bilderback, ordered to cut back on the pro- Pine Brook, Tinton Falls—150 from the 8,000.000 people In New delphia May 22 a try. Krisky got his bearings to retire soa of the one-time Keyport duction of brown trout hi favor, of BU, 150 Brnta. York and 90 minutes from the mil- the next two Matawan batters but HurtKHSTrack •choris administrator, to the Set For Matawan more brook trout and rainbows, be- Ramanatsen Brook, Holmdel- lions la Philadelphia, not counting Rankl and DellaPietro advanced to Coach Stan (Tuffyj Baker Is em- scenes of Us college days al Matawan looks good for a sec- cause of survey!".which Indicate 129 Bta, 125 BrnU. the millions of people all over the Practice Runt At State of New Je/sey. To sum up, scoring position on an infield out. barking on what appears to be his Rutgers Saturday was a highly ond win In facing Coach Amis thaf a good percentage Sof brown Shadow Lake, Red Bank-400 successful one for him personal trout aren't ought at all. BU, 400 Ru. Mr. Woodward, we are ready, will- O. B. Stadium Sunday Fred Moser then capped the rally final year of service In coaching Truex's Middletown Township High with a single to left to score Rankl ly bui not so much for his alma The regulations governing the Shark River, Hamllton-SOO Bta. ing and able financially to con- Old Bridge Stadium will give, it Keyport High's "hard" sport, School nine at MHS field tomorrow. sumate our dealings with a major and DellaPietro. mater. season are as follows: Spring Lake, Spring Lake—400 track. The KHS mentor expects to The Huskies then will open their ball dub, and we intend to bring a second try this Sunday on getting The final Matawan run came in Now In bis second year as LICENSE—Required of all per- BU, 400 Ru. Shore Conference "B" season one to the State of New Jersey anil the practice spin program under- the fourth. Flynn'i bouncer gat be succeeded by Jay Demareil head coach of lacrasw at the sons, 14-years-of-age or older, ex- Takanaatee Lake, Long Branch Middlesex County." away from Dick Chapman, Flier next year. It would be good to say U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. against Hoffman High at South cept farmers fishing on their own -200 BU. 200 Rta. way. Rain washed it out last Sun- • # * second lacker, and was registered that the makings are available for Md., BIMerbaek had the satis- Amboy Tuesday. land,and servicemen residents of Topenenuis Lake, Freehold—250 day. Nat Klelnfield, publicity di- faction of seetag hbi charges a hit. Flynn moved to second this state.. A non-resident who is BU, 280 Ku. MUCH DEPENDS in apprais- rector, announces /in added prac- Baker's final year with the Red •urge all over the Rutgeri la- Since Dave Gregory hag shown while Charlie Wathlngtqn was on active duty with any branch of Willow Brook, Holmdel-JOO Bta.. ing Uie'prospect for a big league and White entry In track and field crossemei! 19-1 la their opening, he Is a dependable performer in tice spin program has been listed going out. The former Clllfwood the armed services shall be an 300 Brnta ball club to be located only a few to be a banner one. But the un- match of the season. As the his 6-0 win over Neptune, MHS for Apr, 17 before the formal rac- School player then scored when tilled to fish after having obtained Yellow Brook, Colts Neck-300 miles from Keyport and Mata- Scarlet perennially Is a power Jackson placed a Texas Leaguer happy facts are that graduation Coach George Deitz probably will a resident's fishing license. Resl !U, 300 Brnta, wan on how much baseball can > ing program starts Apr. 24. In lacrosse, victory over Rut- In left field that Bill Furlong, Filer losses were severe and again it will jtrlkj for a second heavy-duty dents who are totally blind may Middlesex County match horseraclng as a drawing Racing machinery representing gers by so large a margin augers Whit«r* gardener, let get away from moundsman in trying out Bill obtain l free license from the Di- •Farrlngton Lake, New Bruns- card. Kenneth Berg cites in this be an uphill Job to continue such wed for (he uceais of the Bllder- every branch of the gasoline game him for two bases. vision of Fish and Game, Trenton llck-625 Bta, 629 RU. letter to Woodward that Mon- Improvement as has been register- back-coacbed middle team the Bowie, a righthander, or Jack will be,tried out on the half-milo The Matawan victory took on Fishing licenses may be obtained 'Hook Creek Lake, Cheesequake mouth Park is able to a daily ed in recent yean. rest ol tin seasoa. Yates. a southpaw apeedballer. 1 significance as Neptune had play from any county or municipal itate Park—250 Rta. average of 20,967 fans during its paved speedway. Ranging from The In view of these multi-fold dif- Friends of the former Kcyport- against the Middletowners. clerk, designated agenti or regis- •Lawrence Brook, MIUtown-600 ed a 10-all tie with Ukewood and racing season In Oceanport last tiny three-quarter midget racers, ficulties, Coach Baker will work er Journeyed to Rutgers to (net Coach Truex Is crying the blues trar of licenses. IU. 600 Rta. had beaten St. Rose, Belraar, 9-4 summer and had a peak crowd which weigh only 500 pounds, with the holdovers from the 19!B him and congratulate him oa his again and this year he appears in prior games. The Huskies will COST—Resident license fee Is •Matchponix Brook, Mount Mills of 41,176 closing day. Even at through midget, sprint and sports squad while Demarest will breai accomplUhmeaui as • vanity to have warrant. His two top make s bid for Shore Conference (3.15 and non-resident's and alien's i Spotswood—750 Bta. this Inhospitable time of the year, cars to the heavyweight sportsman in the freshman and sophomore aa coach. pitchers, Danny Bahr and Larry "B" and Central Jersey, Group II, license fee is (5.50. In addition, tl •Mill Brook, Edison Township- climate-wise, over 30,000 fans per and modified stocks, the vehicles ptrants for track that he can hav Smith, graduated last June and honors again this year, resident and 13 non-resident trout ,0 Bta, 250 Brnta. night have been making the long will be classified and turned loose an-ldea of the material he will hav took most of the team afield with •Roosevelt Park Lake, Metuchen Neptune (t) stamps must be obtained (not re- trek out to Roosevelt Raceway on the oval from 1 p.m. to i p.m. available when he takes over th them. If this were not enough, quired of persons under 14 years). -200 Bta. 200 Rta. In westbury, L. I. It Is a longer coaching reins next year. Saturday Baseball Charlie Cutshaw, the Lions remain- Since there Is no NASCAR race Rauch. rf Largemouth and smallmouth 'Sucker Brook, Metuchen.—150 trek than coming from New ing moundsman from 1D39 was slated either of the Sunday dates Mizner, rf The graduation iosiej took Brut;, bass—No closed season. Five, at Bta, 150 Brata. York to Madison Township and ruled Ineligible this spring. within a 200-mile radius of the Furlong. If Steneck, hurdler and pole vaulte: Tried By Keyport least nine Inches long, is aggregate •Wigwam Fond, Jamesburg—200 it involves more traffic Jams and. and the best track man Keypoi Pitts Top Moundsman dally. a, 200 Rta. eight-year-old stadium, several Reid. II An Innovation to arouse more twisting round among red lights. has had in years. Also gone ar The pitching duty appears then Ocean County dozen cars are expected to take Chapman, 2b interest In high school baseball in Trout—Starts at 8 a.m. Saturday, It shows that If you offer the Gene Fleming,- dash man; Ed to devolve on Al Pitts and he doubt- •Metedeconk River, North advantage of the pre-season work- Morgan, lb these parts will be Instituted by Apr. 9, to run until Feb. 28, 1951. people what they want to see they Blckham, a tower of strength in lessly will go against Matawan. 1 ranch-Georgia to Greenville—750 outs and put their chargers to de- Hoffman, •• Keyport High Coach Bob Zampello Six trout any size and two salmon do not mind going out into the the field events; Via Taylor, hur- Pitts hurled for the Jayvees and ta, 750 Rta. manding tests. Schuck.. 3D when his team takes the field at of IS Inches or larger daily limit. "sticks" to get it. Indeed, if dler and high-Jumper, and Jim Car- scored a shutout win against Man- Racing enthusiasts will be wel- Walsh, c KHS diamond Saturday afternoon Pickerel and Walleyes—No closed •Metedeconk River, South Freehold went to night harness ter, a point-getter In the discus &nt asquan In his one start last sea- come 1o the "open house" session Meglll, cf against Toms R I v t r. Playing season. Ten walleyes at least 12 Iranch-Bennetts Mills to Lake- racing, there would be a prob- Javelin. son. The backstopplng appears well Sunday, a no-charge policy prevail- Krisky, p games during working hours for inches long and 10 pickerel any rood—375 BU, 375 RU. lem of whethyr this would aid or fortified. Ronnie Carhart has gone KonowlU, p Holdover Trackmen parents and others who would bo site, except minimum of 19 inches Toms River. North Branch-Hoi- injure the big league baseball ing to occupy the 5000-seat grand- on his way but Coach Truex has Left out ot the wreck, Coai Interested fans has ted to the shift in Lake Hopatcong dally limit. nansvllle-275 Bta. 275 RU. setup. A plan might be worked stand during the' four-hour period, Mike Provlnl, Sam Posten and Al •• 33 ».l Baker (has rChr)s Heale, a strong to the more convenient Saturday •-Closed-waters—Trout-stocked wa- An advantage ot trout-fishing at out whereby Freehold programs Klelnfield announces. Guenther from which to choose. 1 JMaUnraa (*)' ruone»m the WO and a po'int-gelter Urn* as an experiment. An opener ters dosed until > a.m. Apr. I. heesequaie^Park fs that the pte- would be run. days' when.Jhe-' rn In the broad and high jumps; John wlift Neptune, rained out Tuesday, Some of the surplus catchers . Greenwood Lake — Trout season sfeason poacher has been kept com- it.' 1. Athletics or whoever they ' Flynn, rf Pole and Fred Rothenberg, tireless will be played at the Scarlet Filers may move Into the Infield where starts Apr. 15. Daily limit three. letely fiV check there. But th« Use turn out to be are playing nights 0^ W. Wathlngton, rf workers In the mile; Florida SU- only Sam Capalbo is a holdover. Pickerel limit 10. Bass limit five. the lake in the park Is wholly and the ball club would play field this afternoon. Practice sessions'will start Satur- C. Wathlngton, ss vestrl, coming along in the ISO; George Gazell or George Ottlno Delaware River—Jrout Apr. 13 experimental one with the fish- days when the harness horses The Keyi could hardly have day and Sunday afternoons this Bob Jackson, 1Mb Larry Dane, a powerful man foi look good for first base and BUI to Sept. 30. Trout limit five, wall- ies bureau as the water may run nights. brought a more attractive opponent weekend for Cliffwood 8-12 boys, Rankl, c the shot put; Terry Ackerson, good Oberstadt for second. Alex Osnalo, eyes and pickerel six in aggregate trove too add or too close to a # » • last year with the javelin, and John to their field tor the first try ata former Keansburg school player, and six smallmouth and large- lt water area for trout to subsist Ben Gulsti, Cliffwood Angels, an- Garlto, 2b LEHIGH FRESHMAN athletics Kennedy, a hurdler of promise. Saturday3fcaseball. Toms River is appears to have • hold at third mouth bass in. aggregate*. it. nounces. Recruits still can regla- DellaPietro, if will Include two Matawan boys this The KHS mentor has a few the team that battled them for base. In the outfield Kenny Ruby Collins, 2-3b spring. Pete Bennett, star short- promising prospects to fill in the Shore Conference -"B" honors last and Kevin Truex, former Middle- Bowie, lb stop'Snd pitcher for Matawan High gaps. Wally Kennedy, the footbe season and conatlfu(« to a threat town Intermediate players, have Yates, lb for three years post1,, is a candi- breakaway runner, Is starting as to their defense ol the crown this grabbed berths. Truex also may do KHS Frosh, J.V. NJSIAA Baseball Moser, cf date for the Brown and White senior to find his way'around In season.. In addition, Toms River a bit of pitching. Fred Richards Today thru Saturday! Gregory, P frosh diamond squad and appears track, but he has the "kick-off" to and Keyport could be the top con- and Gary Skinner, are the Lions She Went Her Own Way ... tenders for Central Jersey, Group Baseball Slates Section Playoffs he will make it He is somewhat 27 C 7become a fine dash man. Ed Ca- second-string hurlers. Til The Night The Killer Won III, honors In June. (" . Baseball schedules for the Jay- under the height and weight for a Her In A Card Game . . . ruso and Allan Frederichs. ire A' need of batting punch may The New Jersey State Inter- vee and freshmah teams at Key- college shortstop so may be shift- Sophia Loren newcomers in the 100 and Ed Park The Indians will have to largely lead Coach Truex to give away scholostlc Athletic Association an- Field Trials > port High School have been re- ed to another infield post. There Anthony Qulnn In the 220. depend on the battery work of fielding skill in aligning his team leased by the coach of these nounced preliminary plans Tuesday also Is a chance he may make the "HELLER IN In the middle distance runs, Al Mike Bloom and Andy Darak. for the Matawan contest. The Lions The annual Spring Open Shooting squads, Frank Zampello. for its second annual state baseball hurling staff. He likely will be in PBSIK TIGHTS" Dog Trial, sponsored by the Ocean Kurlmsky may pick up points for They have a° veteran Infield ex- trimmed Matawan 2-1 last year In — Technicolor — The freshman will play as fol tournament which will be held to the lineup when the Lehlgh frosh County Fish and Game Protective the Red and White. He had expert cept for first base where the pole- the pitchers duel that led to both -And - lows: Apr. 23. Long Branch, home, take on Rutgers freshmen at South Association, will be held on Sun- ence last year. Eddie Scullion ha hitting. Al Ricketts is gone. Swede Bahr and Matawan's Carl Stephens decide sectional championships. Frank Sinatra 10:30 a.m.; May 4, Long-Branch, Bethlehem Apr. 18. The other day at Colliers Mills Public Hunt- shown potential In the 880. Nordstrom, Jim Fenlmpre, and being signed by the Los Angeles The conducting of the baseball Jeanne Crab) away, 3:30 p.m.; 7, Rumson, away, Matawan participant in the spring "THE JOKER IS WILD" ing Grounds. The trial will be run Trio Of Discus Hopefuls Bruce Newman will patrol the Dodgers. tournament is in keeping with tho sports program at Lehlgh is Paul 10:30 a.m.; 9, Lakewood, home, < Sunday - Monday • Tuesday! on liberated quail and will be open Dick Chapman and Bob (Rocky' bases. If Bernle Wdchkus is avail- Hoffman Appears Ready philosophy of the NJSlAA's Ex- Sproul. He is a member of the Lfc- p.m.; 14, Asbury Park, away, 10 Vincent Price to all dogs of the pointing breeds. Mount are joining Dane in heaving able for pitching duty, Bloom wll As fpr Hoffman High. John Jam ecutive Committee of deciding a.m.; 21, Rumson, home, 10 a.m.; hlgh frosh lacrosse squad and will "THE TINGLER" Drawings for order of running will the shot around. A new trio of slewlci, Group I All-State outfield- championships on the field of be used at shortstop.' 29, Lakewood. away, 3:30 p.m. be in action at Rutgers field May — and Eastman Color — be held at DeNardo's Town and hopefuls,' Tom Pleper, Danny At- er, and' George Relck. a sure- play whenever possible. The tour- Fait Outfield '•'The jayvees list is as follows: 14 against the Scarlet yearling "THE WARRIOR AND THE Country Inn, Lakewood, at 9 p.m. bers and Norm Miller, are pitch- handed shortstop, will both get an ney was staged on an experimen- The outfield Will be fast with Apr. 13, Rumson, away, 4 p.m.; sttckmen. Sproul was ad outstand- SLAVE GIRL" tomorrow. There will be no post Ing Into the discus assignment with opportunity to,pitch this year, ac- tal basis last year and proved to Whltey Andrews 'and Larry Morris 29,1 St. Mary's, South Amboy, away, ing lacrosse player in his days at entries. unsparing effort. Frederichs and cording to John ZUanewIci, coach be a success in .practically all sec- and Scooter Byrne, the basketball JjiO p.m.; 23, Long Branch, home, Pingry School. He just has com- JUT Wally Kennedy also are trying theli of baseball *t Hoffman High tions of the state. trip trying for berths, But It will pleted a season with the Lehigh hand at tossing the javelin... • School, The only experienced hur- " i.m.: May 4, Long Branch, freshmen wrestling squad. The ;. hs,VB.,.jhe7 batting punch of Norman J. Mansfield, execu- Getting somebody to fill the shoes let on. hand In the Governors' j, 3:30, p.m.; 5, St. Mary's, tive secretary-treasurer of thBrowe n and White yearling grapplers yore. EATONTOWN | of Blckham to the broad and high' camp Is Junior righthander Dennis it"h Amboy, horne, 3:30 p.m.; 14, NJSIAA has announced that the had a 4-2 record, defeating Cor- KEYPORT Jumps Is truly a trial. Jim Lawson. .•A*rt>«";key«r will us» {.ew Wells, White, who -shared the pitching •Park, away, 10 a.m.; 21, tournament, which will be conduct' nell; Princeton, Franklin and Mar- a rangy prospect, cm do It, bur their ac»'lefthander,-In the' opener load with Inman lost spring when n, home,10 a.m.; 23,,Folrit ed on a group basis, will be held shall and Rutgers first-year teams I he still is a sophomore. Pleper hat With.Neptune' today but M will Hoffman won six of 15 games. Pleasant, away, 3:30 p.m.; 28I,n the; two-week period from May while losing to the Penn State frosh also/see action Saturday. Rsy Point Pleasant, home, 4 p.m. COIfsx 444JJ the stretch for the high Jump and Zdanewict figures the infield to 23 td June 4. The preliminary and the Navy plebes. Sproul had Stuorzo1 Is behind the-bat; Jim i jayvees have the following |Rt. IS at Circle — Liberty 2-4200 Silvestrl the power takeoff for the be as big a problem as pitching, games will be staged between May a 2-3 record in his bouts in the NOW THRU SATURDAY Wilson,-John TopQlewski, .Bui Ho- rsj Tom Leonardis, Jim CHILDREN ALWAYS~FREIT~ broad Jump. The pole vault Is truly with shortstop Relck the only reg- 23/to 28 and the sectional finals 167-pound class. A teammate was gan and Punkln Brown ranging Stultz, Jarnes Burket,' Larry Po- Shows Nightly From 7 P.M. a poser for Coach Baker..Larry ular returnee. The coach also dis- during the Week of May 30 to June John Burns, Baldwin High, L. I., the Infield and Bruce Jackson, Al land, Dennis Duff,-James Mom> Chenoweth arid CtisNie Crosby, covered yesterday that his outfield a football player last year for Gil NOW AT Now Thru Sat., Anrll t Pletrewlcr arid Bob Lagas la the beti,' John Gilbert, Bob Turner, new boys, ire trying ahanB at It' won't be as strong as he had an- Craig, ex-Matawaner who has been outfield;' .-. . "•'•:;•>#% Jack Nell, Butch Raynor, Doug Must Be Better. Than .SO* They may fall, but It won't b< for ticipated. John.Keller, the regulqr MicEwan, BUI Hyert Ed Came*,; The tourney will be open to all The Keys hid all" the better of top-fll, IT, fears as an inter POPULAR,^ lack of putting forth a sturdy effort cerilerfielderrhas been forced' hi Jimmy Alger. Alger gives the team teamsjthatittav* VpaM- per cent Into the Job. a practice game. with, a ,potent give up baseball in order to work foot! ill coach at Bald- a solid situation in pitching. Turner of their games up to and Including The Keys were slated to open Sayreville nine last Friday, so Ui« this spring. Friday. May 13, regardless of the' PRICESi — Red and White ii* strong fav- Is a transfer from a parochial high Mlddletown yesterday. In a tri- The infield, as It currently school in Hudson County. strength of their schedules. angular meet with the Llona and orite to get off oil the right foot shapes up, Is as* young as" they ! Schools that hope to enter their LARkY-. SALMON, Matawan against Toms River.'"',••/:.' '. High's outstanding contribution FORTHE Rumson. From here on out, the come, outside of senior Relck. Ed team. In vthls year's tournament if schedule will be ss follows:' Apr. 13, The. Keys will open their Shore Toney, a sophomore trarisfor stu. their record warrants selection arc to, the!luster of track and field : Crawford, Moore Lead FIRST — Starring — Red Bank aad Rumton, at Red Conference "B" season against dent, Is the leading contender for urged by Mansfield to keep as Kenneth More Bank, 20, Point Pleasant, away, 27, WallTownshlp at KHS field Tues- Tom A.dams' first base post. Pete Archers On Range many dates open as possible dur- TIME!- Dana Wynter Lakewood, away; May I Rumson, day. As the Crimson Knights are Inman, a freshman and a cousin ing the Mey'.M-June 4 period. Re- Kiddle Show — Sat. Mat Only _ i Pins — newcomers to baseball" competi- Al Crawford, Algonquin Club Ernest Borgnlne home, 11, Toms River, away, 16, of the graduated pitcher. Is tho top bowman, and Sam Moore, Unaml scheduling of postponed games for •'SITTING BULL" Sayreville, away, 18, Hlghtstown, tion,' It Is Hot known what tort of candidate for the second base po- that span will only tend to make — Plus - - a team they -win, be able to as- marksman, had top scores while CARTOONS 1 home, 21; Shore. Conference "B" sition vacated by Tom Wojclehow- competing In two recent indoor tar- it more difficult to arrange state "The Rabbit Trap" at Toms River, 25, Matawan, home, semble. It is most unlikely they skl, and Junior transfer student Ty- tournament contests. / Extra Friday - Saturday will be able to do much with tho gel shoots sponsored by the Indian SUN. - MON. - TUES. 28 Central Jersey, at Asbury Park. rone Romano and freshman Manny If any section of the state through " Cartoon Carnival defending Conference champions. H1H Bowmen Club, Keyport, at the June 4 Is tho state meet at Rutgeri Fcrmoso are battling to fill the the lack of sufficient entries In a Late Horror Show A Keyport game with Pt. Pleas- Rett Bank Armory. Crawford shot Stadium. hole at third base left by the gradu- a 495 to Moore's 474 the following particular group falls to have a Sun. • Mon. - Ttics. ant, scheduled for tomorrow, has ation of Jim Gomlnger. play off,_the MecutjvejMmmittec .been set back to Apr. JJ. week. Both competed In the Double, April 10 - 11 - 12 First Sailorama Is Strong In Catching A Expert class. rna'yTneh awanftfiocKaTrnpIbTiiKip Strong points, In addition to II it so desires to a school .with la Expert A competition Joe Can- nWCTMKnUM To Start Saturday Beaehet Tr/ump/ii shortstop and left field, art catch- tilena, Indian Hill, posted a 412 and an outstanding. However, In all Technicolor er, held down by sophomore Bob Tony Mnnuti, a 381. Paul Corley an outstanding record. However, in SOPHIA ANTHONY Ed Zito, Union Beach,' pulled an ROBCRTSTACKDQROTHYMAltVC The First Annual'Atlantic Sailing PoeUch and right field, where and W. Bennett notched scores'of all coses the championship will be LOREN-QU1NN pset win over Al Esposlto, Key- Yachts Sailorama will' begin a junior Bob Nlcholaus patrols. 368 and 360 in the Expert B round decided by a playoff if there are at port postman,- In * dual match at nine-day display Saturday at John- : Jaruslewia. a six-foot, 180- white Bob~ Bligrave and Bill WU- least two eligible schools. — Also — Urn Crover's Keyport Recreation on Brothers Boat Works, Bay. Ave., poonder. should swing a big bat helm scored 306 and 323 respective- U|eys Saturday. Esposlto was way Point Pleasant. - Boatmen-are-In- for tho Governors.. He hit ,454> and ly hi ther Bowmen grouping. vited to see and sail their favorite iff his recent form at 155-166-183 Oak Shades 6-12 ' hit with power, last spring. ' Indian Hill members Mike Lipos- boat. Fifteen new and different 'or a 526. Zlto was steady and John Ramlazzo may break into kcy and R. Bottger tallied 251 and Boys wishing to try Out for tho soiling types are included In the rong ot 206-207-199 for a 612. the infield at second or as a re- 254 respectively In the Archer Class )ak Shades 8-12 league team show. Saturday night Zlto will square off placement for Relck, should tho match and Ed FiUpatrick and W. ihould report at Gerard Ave. The show will feature sloops, gainst Roy Zarky, Mlddletown, In vCleiiFord ' latter be called on to pitch. Grabpwski gfined mention In the ield Sunday at 2 p.m., Earl Dcn- molorsnllcrs, "one design racing match game. EMEMY • In Tho replacement for Keller In Novice Class with a 139 and 142. is, manager, announces. craft and sloop rigged catamaran. tho outfield most likely will come UASlEr BASER . tQWKA COP0U Go Near On display for the first lime will Real Estate Lasting Cards for from amonf|, Jim Reick, a Junior Now is' the time to advertise If you need printing of any kind, K the France built Arcoa, con- ialo at this office • ' NEXT WEEK ~ Tho Water" and brother of George, sophomore those) unused articles for sale. A e are here to serve-you. Our vertible cruiser, a sloop rigged Have you read tho classified 'TRIP TO SMALL PLANET* ', Bob Chullli or Juniors Jerry Petor- small,ad In the classified column uick service and reasonable prices raft with auxiliary power. ds? son and Richie Peterson. will turn them into cash for you. rtll please you. | omna inn mat "GUNS OF TIMBEaUANty ' *!' Thursday, April 7, 1960 MATAWAN JOURNAL, N*J. Page Eleven Fish and Cane, «• West Stab St., for Polio, Birth Defects and Arth- Fishing Regulations Trenton. Monmouth Park 4-H'ersGoFor Outlined By State ritis, accordJagto Roland J. Hinea, AREA BOWLING SCORES Monmouth County chairman. Has 19 Stakes Social Know-How The Division of Fish and Game, Spring Concert Will The concert whfch will be under 1 Department of Conservation and Aid Polio Drive (he direction of Frank Bryan, well Monmouth Park announced Tues- One new 4-H project which is 4 Great Jersey Mortgage JO 40 Jr.. Monmouth County +H Club tion Hall Sunday afternoon tor the Angela's Liquor SI 33 or. municipal clerk, designated benefit at the National Founditlon start 2:30 p.m. events, the traditional Monmouth Garter's Supply «M WV4 300 Bar M S3 Wroth House , M 4» agent, cays young people today agents, or registrar of licenses. No Handicap, the Sapling tod toe Sor- Stewart's "35" realize that it's not Drtly important 46 M Oak Shore Point Inn 40 41 fishing license is required of per- ority Stake*. Car Town N : 38 Martin GaBucci, Jr. 2J3 SUvestri Contr»ctors tt O - to their happiness but to their fu- sons under- lt-yesrs-of-aje. Toe complete list of Monmouth MAG Transportation Jim fotog Xa Keyport Lumber ^ . 47 413 ture success in life to be at homa As occupant el any farm in New Park Stakes, with dosing dates Dutch Boy 34 Frank Slovens {8 Art* Horn* Improvemeat 41 47 with all groups of people and they Jersey, who actually resides there- COME IN! Byrnes Tavern 14 for noml»aji«is la parenthesis fot- don't want to have to learn tbii on, and the immediate members MorgaaPbannacy Walter Tier 211 Molly Pitcher Homes » « of the family of such occupant win HM VALUE KR ONLY $288 June 11, The Oceanport HanoV Trabachino 35 55 by the trial atd error method, Charles Atte* • 111 ajto reside on the farm, miy hunt 60-foot Steel Measuring Tap* cap, $15,000, 1 year-old and up, I Joe Sarsgeoo . MM3>17f-«I3 Bob Poling 306 Dee Construction « 5» The social know-how project and fish on the farm, is the manner furlongs, (June 1) Jerry Gergmsko 182-23H23-M1 deals with the entire persomlily, provided by law, at any time when Ha* 1001 Handy Home Uses! June II, The Select Handicap. aid* MAT-KEY HON. MAJORS persons! grooming, table manners, It Is lawful so to do, without beni! $20.«0, J year-olds, • furlongs, Norman Bract J0J-17»-23»-«M JOHNS-MANVILLE HOME John Szyarto . 211 Apr. I voice, conversation and when to tip licensed. However, this exemption (June I) M0 Cat* the porter when making a trip -NI W. Henderson ' 2t Team W- L does not apply to a-person residing June IS, Tbe Salvator Mile, 115,- William Smith . tt* • train, for example. on the farm or in • tenant homo RENEWAL HEADQUARTERS JohnSeppi JOB Marqurt Pharmacy 59 31' Ernest Brautigam 208 080, 3 Jesr-oldi and up, 1 mile The project Is for both boys and thereon who it not a member of (June 1) '-. - ' MikeSudzina- 201 Buck Smith's JO 40 Norman Bruce 307-22* Jerry Gergasko 236-223 Burlews girls and young people who cairy the occupant's family, nor to * June It, Tbe Regret Handicap, MONMOUTH CO. CATHOLIC it out, learn how to eat a > c" bal- servant of the occupant. $20,001. 3 year-olds and up. fillies Joe Sarageno 201233 Shore Insurance mm Apr. 1 anced diet so they will look anil Residents afflicted with total and mares, C furlongs, (June 1) BobDragas 224 Covmb Trucking CONOVER LUMBER CO. Fred Staehle 299 45 Team W ' i. leel well and how to broaden their blindness may obtain a lithlng II- June 32, The Tyro, I2O,flO»,1 year- Colfax TV 44 54 30 interests so they can not only Juki cense without payment ol a tee. olds, colts and geldings, 5V4 fur-Tony Wickley , 209 St. Ann's No. 1 100 FIRST ST. CO 4-0500 KEYPORT Walt Wickley 200 Mai-Key Rec. 43 St. Joseph's think of something to say to people from the office of the Division of longs, (June 1) the/ meet but also carry on an June 21. The Lamplighter Handi- Tom Hart 201 OK Sales t Service St. Mary's No. I . Chris Gallo 201 Bayshore K of C No. 2 «M entertaining discussion on many cap, 120.000, 3 year-olds, 1 1/1« M. M. Solan Agency topics. BAYSHORE MERCHANTS Holy Family No. 2 mile, (June IS) Automatic Drinks S3 57 47 37 WONDERLAWN Early Bird Special June 2$, The Colleen, J20.000. 2 Marco II Holy Family No. 1 The social know-how project I* 660 Series Bayshore Catholic Men a departure from usual skills, oul yeaZ-old fillies, 5% furlongs, (June Team W L 15) Bill Lerch 192-215-221-629 CWV 48 38 One which can benefit all young SO Ib. Wonderlawn Raman Bakery 4»H »Vi 4&V* 38'^ citliens. whether they live in town LAWN FOOD Other Slakes Scheduled The Matawan Journal 45 30 John Bodziak 42 42 July 2, Tbe Rumscn Handicap, 222-2BS-195-432 or country and no matter what High orgsnlc-contalni Mat-Key 300 Bar 44% 3 AIRPORT PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER row Hazlet CO 4-9719 Free Delivery Open Sunday COMPARE FORMULAS! COMPARE PRICE! YOU'LL ASK FOR With A HENDERSON VIGO VITAMINS quick, «asy Con vc n i 9tii * Compere With '5.95 formulnl Compare With $7.50 Formulai! "THIN-CUT" ASSEMBLY Vertical kniva on horitontal shaft Charg»fton — Vlgo B-COMPLEX FULL SKI Vigo THERAPEUTIC HARDY IVERBlOOMMt revolve in forward cutting adion at which makes it Imtmed Foimuli VITAMINS IONS STRAW ground level.., trimming, thinning, poitlbl* for you MULTIPLE VITAMIN FORMULA 2-Yeor Field Grow With IRON 1 VITAMIN C lootening crabgraM and other creeping f la buy your Plui VITAMIN 8-IJ BROOM ' vegeuuion for cuy removkl, Reduces.- VITAMINS in ROSE crabgran spread and formation of nttdi right wh*n SAVI ».79 V.IWI •cedheadi, permitting desirable you n**d Ihtim tan lotil* of 100 In tut '•••"r In BUSHES; grasses to grow without com- [iliilmk Guaranroad innlir To Bloom petition! Aik for demonstration. Man ID . VM rh« iw an thliYsarl , of ihopplng with a fll! HOUI 'is 5* , Newb*rry Cfdlt Curd I.HIteflOO 66:* SAVf'$3.U 3 wSy«b*y»k o^ry*f 1 ji.cb F..I$^22J P«. with th«. "•riitewK" »f iKt m l • wdd. U dltHntH** (hty or* hilly p*-1 1 tiad by palvnf Uwi, ll BARBASOl Tough Green Ribbed Plastic lUtorted Flavor Ctnlert! iwoled In Eiaihnsiil ., S«AVEBOMB 5O^FLGARITEN HOSE NUT SHELF SALTED | Chocolate Covered TRUE FLAVORED REG. '1.98 C CASHEW or SI 36 T/6n6 it, 5 EGGS JELLY MIXED NUTS I ti|«».lir HINt-SIU Ujhlw.l,hl, w.n-l t.i OQ •r mlU.w. VACUUM TIN i ou»«»#upr w.,, Ytur ChtlM n 3 JfUtUut ttn- ' T«lt»l Timpllngl Hand pklii «l do Vilutl LuxuTy PHOTO FINDS SURE TO (LICK! 1 CASTILE .10.75 List! ANSCO "CADET" SHAMPOO j Avoid Hand Trimming! For BtHw Qirdeml CAMERA OUTFIT Bottle ^ALUMINUM! FINICRAM MICHIGAH BOXID J LAWN (OMPUTI EDGING .AT 5.1 tonloim Cnmii, flaih unit,' 4 fla'th ;. IHOMEMAKER 10 BUCK & WHIT! REPRINTS BAI I MGOLAR SPRING APPAREL ( fram Any Black t WhH* >«« FUm Mi|cll». / Q "Royal" HAIR Assorted Sizes I Gay Colors! o» T»Uf Chtl >|.0Q IIST PRKII af # All For CRIAM RINSE "ZORRI" 10 KODACOLOR REPRINTS C SANDALS (ram any Kefrnltr RoU Him Negative i49l FOR MEN &WOMEN- •I Your Cholu.... $l>0 LIST PRICEI 48 itiiii..'! ^S'^r*/ PAIR onaaffM S Vt«l«lhsww,>wl mlnj or |uit caiuol\ -,_L-_ HIS. Jl" 0 U»!RAK WOODBURtluQUlNETl WIlDROOf I ""i?*! ; PINE JIUY MMIC RADIO OIMNDAILI OUAUTY -Sr-"'" ^ (SOAP Wi 1 With Lanolin 1' "«« I "SEf'VW. TY -AW «.€•• ft. At 17 Btaullfut spring •M*rtm«ii i/.i j«-.» w Thursday, April 7, 1960 THE MATfrWAN JOURNAL, N, J. Mr. aad Mrs. Lawrence A. Dow- ney, m Oc«an Ave., Laarence Har- NEWS OF AREA bor, aad Richard l_ Haaas, am of Mr. and Mrs. MaUbew J. Haiuu, SERVICEMEN 715 Central Avt., Union Beach, graduated from recruit trainiag Mar. 12 at the U. S. Kaval Train- I» Smmfjk Ezcreb* ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. REGARDLESS OF THE FORECAST: SHOWERY OR SUNNY... VS. Army Pfc. Junes M. Eack, The graduation exercises, mark- II, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. ing the end of nine weeks of "bout Back, (23 Pinehurst Dr., Keyport, camp;" included a full dress pa- recently participated with ether rade and review before military (trials and civilian dignitaries. In nine weeks of instruction, the "raw recruit" if developed iota Nayy Bluejacket, ready tar duty with the fleet. A* SAVES I MORE MONEY! Arrives la Gcrauay US. Army PvL Robert J. Beatty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence JT. Ftaffr BONELESS CHUCK-NO FAT ADDED Beatty, Ml Church* St, Keyport recently arrived in Germany. Pvt. Beatty enlisted ia the Regular Army in October and com- ««UUI pleted basic training at Fort Diz. He received a certificate of train- ing in the Specialist Training Basic Army Administration Course in Mania Oil POT ROAST 591 February and now is assigned to the Personnel Department in Ger READY-TO-COOK—For Fricama, Salads or Sttwlng ALL SIZCS many. Pvt. Beany is a 1959 grad uate of rjeyport High School. c Returns From Puerto .Rica U. S. Army Pfc. Robert A. Monto Ib. whose wife. Marie, lives at 131 Ralstea's FANCY F0W1 35 Campbell St., Unioa Beach, par- Holiday Meats and Poultry! Lenten Seafood/ PFC. JAMES M. EACH ticipated with other personnel from the Second Infantry Brigade in Rice Chex Turkeys, Fowl, Chickens, Beef, Lamb, Veal — whatever you select personnel of the 82nd Airborne Exercise Puerto Pine in Puerto Fancy Scallops 17 Division in Exercise Banyan Tree Rico. The exercise ended Mar. 31. •will bt el "Super-Right" Quality for finer feasting — real lavlngal Hi a »«ven-d»y jungle training During the IMay exercise, whic Faaoy Jamba Shrimp exercise in Panama. % included the largest peacetime air- lift ever attempted, participating Stall ChiKkSte«ks £Z 49: CroisRibRoatt "^ 89: Fried Cod Oakes "-* The exercise w»» designed to troops of the Strategic Army Corps Itrv. determine the combat readiness (STRAC) were air transported Paper Tawels axi nsponsiveoesi of Strategic from their home stations through- Calif. Roast ^: 491 Shoulder Steaki -*- 991 Fith Stkks S* Army Corps. (STRAC) units. It out the U S, lo a staging" area h c r H was the first field maneuver In Puerto Rico and then returned. Stewing Beef •—ib59 Ground Beef '" ""^ 49: which the I). & reserved tactical Pic Monto, regularly assigned nles for ground and air units ol as a rifleman la/Coojpuqr D gf the «0ter American republics. Nations brigade's 60th Infantry at Fort Ground Chuck *:>59 Sausage ^r~ tiat participated with the U.S. Devens, Mass., entered the Army LH TeUet Seap H farce* include Brazil, Chile, Colum- last March and oarnpleted bask Ribs Beef V "69*": 79! Frankfurters ,C 79! Tat»|, flatter bia, Panama and Peru. training at Fort Rlley, Kan. Nr Mbt a»W tot* Pfc. Eack, a rifleman In Com- The 24-yearold soldier is a IMS String Beans 19* pany B of the division's 325th In graduate of A. J. Demarest Hlg fantry at Fort Bragg, N. C, en- School, Hoboken. He w a s em- Tatar, Irlia tered the Army last June. He at- ployed by the Great Atlantic ft tested Matawan High School. Pacific Tea Co.. before entering Pascal Celery •••u the Army He I • the son of Mr. Lu Toilet Saap 1 ^ 10- Graduated At Great M«kes and Mrs. Charles R. Monto, Lake- r AM DDE II Ctam Chowdor or ^n*«X*- J *"£** *« ' _-- Lawrence..A- Downey jKi son of wood. c k tAlflr DELL Mushroom Soup 4 »» V J HtiFres\ Wattohn Asparagus 2 29 £l)c BeliciousApples 2"29* Lifeauoy S«ai VEGAMATO P« telUt »d b.lh freXcauliflower :-29° RED SALMON •"- - 8 • elm •• 55* Florida Aranges 5w.,39 Lifebuoy Saap CAROLINA RICE - -: 49< Wild I* • IwHt fab/ offl.Uf * uki 35c J49C7 AtEK-ENO ONLY! Spring Ganat Gleaner Riffe tatf FuH-ladlid •- 11b. bag | Planting «o» brtkroom •n<) Utch.ii IVORY SOAP 59c M* Iriat—WlMl* »ail»»t—Plila * l«|ir HIMJI and | e WM Sweet Potatoes 2 't:3r Grohom Crackers :'."33 Garden CAM CM Sail Tomatoes iZ 2 25e Mixed Nuts Jt£: ^45' •Needs! PI C b e Burry Cookies F.*!^ 'P?;35 ThinMintScnlr/;c»:!^i 45 59 Sunshine Hydro* Cookies "^25° Assorted Chocolates M"*"D.'> lit M* 3:: 1.69 * •o s f 1 Safe Cnrfi Saturday, >lprH fhf Rose Bushes White Tuna Fish "tw^ " 'i89« Cream Drops w.,u.,..,n FfUay 1MB M PJL TatC'Wfd. IMJI • ML T.Jt. , Page Fourteen THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April 7, I960 velopnieot were upset that part I such a rule would be most unfair LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Officer Injured; areas appearing on maps shown to Mrs. McCue who has given 33 Township Awards them at the time when buying their years of service in the school sys- ftume 1R pounded and puddled, *nd the Township without first obtaining the PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby fivea held at the Matawan Township Munici- (continued from page one) gravel, clay or other surface material permit specified In Section 1, such that the foreioLog Ordinance was in* pal Building at No. 147 Lower Mala properties seemed to get diverted tem. The board president noted she over and around such excavation are person or corporation, upon conviction troduced at i regular meeting; of theStreet, In said Township, on Monday, Matawaner Held to other uses. could not get a retirement credit crete or macadam surface, must left in as good cunditlon as the same before the proper municipal court hav- Townshi- •p Committe- e of the T' o s hip the 18th day of April. 19S0, at titfM were before Uie excavation. No ex-ing jurisdiction thereof, shall iorefelt of Matawan, County of Monmoutii and o'clock. P.M.. prevailing lime, at Patrolman William Hatfield, To Meet Developer* on a bonus. provide cash or bond of (100 for cav«tion shall remain open more than and pay a fine of not less than Ten State of New Jersey, on April *. 1&60. twenty-four (24) hours and must be end passed on first reading, and the which time and place a public hear- Township, was injured The township engineer was di- Mr. Bulger said that in such a the first 2$ feet of street opened properly aiuarded and marked with (tlOOO) Dollars, nor more than One tame was then ordered to be pub* ing will be held and all persons in- lanterns at Hundred (J100.00) Dollars, and COEXB terested will be given an opportunity day afternoon when another rected to meet with Cantor and can be would offer the list with and (4 per foot for additional f night. In Ihe dmcreUon ot the Mfitfiatrale. lished according to law, and that such Goldman to leam the exact boun- the administrative salaries a pos- Section 4. Any person or corporation ordinance »Ui toe further considered lo be heard concerning such ordinance, driver slammed into his (topped who shall dig up, excavate or open TM( ordinance shall take effect for final passage at a reguiar meet- ROSE K, WEKZEL, daries of any lands the company sible exception for action at a la- lengths. Bond for openings on un- my part or portion of the streets. tvhen pas&e d published accord- ing of the taid Township Committee patrol car In the southbound lane ng to Jaw. Township Gcrk of Route 9. plans to turn over to the township ter date. Mr. Narzowich protested improved streets are set at (50 for avenue* or tide walk* within thix ff the Township of Mala wan to beJ7 $28.08 Patrolman Hatfield wastaken to in the future, so that adequate further. He wished janitorial sal-the first 25 feet and (2 per each the office of Dr. SeveruioJ. Am- plans for. their use may be laid by aries also excepted for review. additional foot brosio, township physician, where the committee. Kenneth Huebsch, chairman of The fee of $25 will be taken from the public relations committee, de- he was examined after reporting A request was received from Leo the cash posted before the balance injuries to his left hand and arm M. Costine. Central Park for early manded to know why he had not and his back. Officer Hatfield, 32, mosquito spraying treatment of the been notified of a teachers com- is refunded to the firm opening lives at 3)1 Sunset Ave., Old lowlajids behind Central Park, in mittee meeting at which these mat- the street. Streets must be return- Bridge. View of the mosquito nuisance in ters had been discussed. Mr. Bin- ed to the same condition they were FOR SALE FOR SALE Charged with reckless driving by that area last summer. ger said there wa» no obligation in prior to the opening. A fine of HOUSES FOR SAL&, SERVICES A speed check was ordered in on him as chairman to notify non- Aluminum Windows NEW 16 foot seaskiff and new trail WEST KEANSBURG new ranch INCOME TAX Wed by Graduate Lt. Roger Blair, township police, up to (100 may be imposed -for er with 40 h.p. all electric motor. and-slaved for court appearance Central Park to reduce last driv- committee members on the board,* 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, tile Accountant and tax expert that they could attend if they were violations, Venetian Blinds Asking (1575. Can arrange financ- (N.Y.U. i926) at your home or mint Tuesday is Fred Jackson, 44, Tex- ing, which Mr. Costine says, is the Fret Estimates bath. $12,800. Inquire Saturdays result of action of the residents of so disposed but could not vote or Reslgaalkms Accepted ing. Big discount on boats and out- or Sundays, 154 Essex Ave. wji by appointment. C. Walters, 52 as Rd., Matawan Township. No Money Oowo board motors. Call Hopkins 2-6511. Waltlag For School Bos that development themselves. influence the deliberations of the Resignations of Mrs. Mary Spoor Crescent St., Keansburg, KE 64723. committee Mr. Holland sustained as secretary-treasurer of the Mate- Karl A Prantx, COlfu 4-M09. WANT something a little nicer Patrolman Hatfield told Lt. Blair, Ernest Ross, a resident of FEDERAL and New York State la-' Throciunorton La., bordering him. wan Township Sewerage Authority under 119,000? 3 bedroom ranch who investigated, that he was be- USED refrigerators. $49.» and up MOVING, must sell some house come tax returns expertly pre- Sayre Woods South, complained There was an executive session and Mrs. Dorofhy Coward as secre- bold furniture, clothing, train set over V, acre — wooded, back patio. hind a car operated by A. F, Hoi- tary of the civil defense council Good condition. Pete's lac, COL Near Matawan. Owner transferred. pared by qualified accountant, ia that promised sidewalks in front o'. about the impasse. After It was toys and farm equipment.' ner. 49, Bordentown, at Perrine were received. Mrs; Marie C. Gefst fax 4-2700 or KEaasburg HIM CaU Call LOweil (-14*7. wJT your home or mine. CaU COIfax Rd., while a 1x11001 bus unloaded his property have not been laid. over, Mr. Blnger offered his origi- LOweli «M587. 44845. nal resolution to approve the whole was named to the Authority post -•' . wji children when hit by Mr. Jackson. Henry Severin, Sayre Woods, at- 1992 FORD tractor, 8N model with torney for the builders laid that list. Jt passed 7-1, Mr. Narzowich The committee confirmed (ht ap- TYPEWRITERS. ADDING m* INCOME TAX reports completed The impact pushed the police car pointment of Mrs. Elizabeth Domi- Wagner Hydraulic loader, mount- WALKER & WALKER expertly, your home or mine. forward 28 feet into the rear of a "sidewalk area bad been re- voting no chines. All makes, new or used ed 7 foot mower and f ((pop t disc Falkotvski, Wilkes nick as water rent collector to CaU LOweli 64568. wJ7 the Homer car, but did not serious- served but the developer can't put John E. Guaranteed. Easy Unas. "Buy TtTotal l pricei . J1200. Call LOweil REALTORS sidewalks down for everyone." Mr. Barre, Pa., a teacher, notified the serve for the balance of this year. 'em where they flz 'cm." Low as ly damage It, according to Lt. Mrs. Dominick will replace Mrs. fr4BH J7' ATTENTION working mothers. Blair. Severin said the builder is obligated board he would not return next $25. Serplco's, 101 Monmoutb St.. Highway », HatM Dee's Nursery Is •' licensed Spoor as water collector. Mrs.' BIKE HOSPITAL. Used bikes sold, COIfax 4-5213 An Atlantic City youth who al-to put sidewalk) -down only where year Red Bank, Next to theater. SH home; day or week care. Reason- the linn owns property Former Sewer Condition At Morganvllle Spoor resigned effective Apr. 1. 7*485. wjtf repaired and bought; also parts Open 7 Days legedly was backing up on Route 8 Mrs. Jean E. Grimm was named sold. Ovtr St bikes In stock. /. E. able rates. Call LOweU 6-2310. Thursday afternoon was Injured Mayor John L. Chamberlain, sup- Dewey Holmes, chairman of tho wj28 ported Mr. Rose's view, a pledge building and grounds committee, secretary of the planning board. WE BUY and feel) new and used Eceles, 7 Hilltop Ave.. Cliffwood. NO MONEY DOWN seriously when the rear end of the pianos and organs. Hlway ^Ac- CaU LOweil 8-0593. JH CARPENTER, home repairs, alter- van on a tractor-trailer smashed to put down sidewalks for property was given emergency powers in The committee voted to rent a Large home, for large family, 4 - i owneri had been made and said dealing with a sewer condition at police car from the Sayre Wood cordion Center. Call COlfu 4-4700. IF YOU ARE planning on financ- ations. Interior painting and floor the roof of his vehicle in Cheese- bedrooms, V. A. appraised, formal tile. Call R. Slca, LOweU 6-1511. quake. the township committee should see Morganvllle School. Frank Gibson, Auto Co., Sayreviile, at a rate of ing a new or used car u>4 an dining room, and exceptionally interested in saving up to $8 a Admitted To Hospital that the sidewalks are put in Freehold plumber, has been hired, $189 a month. Mayor Peter J. RUGS, never used, in original spacious kitchen. Aluminum com- Mr. Holmes reported. Waters commented that the com- month on charges, call Bob Orr at Jay I. Brooks, 19. WS9 taken to A letter from Robert Redfield. wrappings, genuine Armstrong bination windows and doors, full CELLARS, attics and yards clean- mittee had looked into rentals by COIfax 44022. wjtl Perth Amboy General Hospital by Laurence Harbor, complained ol The board is purchasing a ISM woolen mills rugs; purchased for basement, steam heat, oil fired ed. Reasonable rates. Call LOw- clogged drainage ditches and an-"Tornado" floor-'machine from W. other communities and said "it model homes. Contract failed to Near Main R. It. Hnej and bus ell 6-059J. •' '•'• J10 the Laurence Harbor First Aid may prove less expensive to rent FOR RENT Squad. He was admitted lor treat- other from the Harbor Ballroom J Patten Co., Perth Amboy. Wil- materialize. Must sell; beautiful transportation. Parochial and put* PARKER Boarding )tome tw aged called attention lo an erosion proo- ham stultt. Freehold, was hired to In the long run." He added the tweed with non-skid rubber back. PLEASANT furnished room In Key lie schools within walking distance men and women; 24 hour super- ment after preliminary examina- committee would "try rental for a port: near schools, bus Hie, rail tion disclosed a possible fractured lem. Both were referred to thepul in three floodlights at Central Terrific savings 8 x 12 to 12 x 28 Selling for 114,800. vision; Individual diets. Licensed engineer for completion of planned School at 1127.19. year and see how It goes." Call Seabrlght 2-0549. wjtf road station. Write Box A Is cart by State of New Jeresey. Reason- left shoulder and scalp and head Rabies Control Clinic of this newspaper. Injuries repairs already under considera- Mr Narzowich criticized a re- wja able rates. Wt miles south of tion. May 21 was set as a tentative ONLY $600 DOWN Patrolman Robert Cotton, Madi- quest from the administration that FOR BACHELOR'S Haven, 5 rooms left. Matawan light. Highway 34; oppo- The township committee transfer the buying of gym suits be donedate for a rabies control clinic at 4 bedrooms, recreation room, base- site White Gate Inn. Call LOweli son Township, Investigated the acci- the Cliffwood Fire House and the USED AND NEW Private ceramic bath and dent at 2:33 pm. According to po-red $8000 from the regular town-1 through a Freehold merchant ra- showers. All new furnishings, ment, Venetian Winds, aluminum |tf committee approved an application FURNITURE combination windows and doors, 4|ce_report>, Mr. Brooks was back- ship account tu the welfare account. J ther than supplier to the school. IT'S FIELD'S! linens and towels supplied. Plenty INCOME Tax Returns prepared. Mr Sena said the time and book- by St. Anthony's Society for a pa- cyclone fence, fruit trees. All lng"p on the highway, when Henry Dorothy Ansllnger. Madison rade and bazaar June 6 to 11. Per- LIVING ROOM SUITES from $49 of room for parking cars. On bus Maximum saving assured; nine D Lynch. 31. of 18 Shadynook St.. Park, was named a school cross- keeping lost by the administrative line. Call for appointment COlfai utllites including city sewers. Home staff made it a losing deal overall. mission for a fireworks display was BEDROOM SUITES .. from 49 in excellent condition. 35 minutes years in area. Margery Trovato, Cllttwood, driving a truck register- ing guard. 4-4187; wjtf OSbom 1-1269. Mr. Narzowich felt the suits de- granted the Matawan Township SECTIONALS from 49 to city. F. H. A. appraised. Sell- J7 ed to the Nappi Construction Co., On recommendation of the Zon- Hose ahd Chemical Co. Aug. 20. CONVERTIBLE SOFAS from 29 Morrlslown Rd., Cheeaequake, ing Board ol Adjustment, the ap-livered through the school supplier BUNGALOW, 3 rooms and bath, all ing for 113.000. ODD CHESTS from LIGHT MOVING & TRUCKING plication of Chester and Berley would be a better quality. The Democratic Club of Districts improvements. Call LOweli came over the crest of a hill. Both BUDGET TERMS, TOO! 6-9852. vehicles were In the southbound Baszklewi to construct a gasoline Mr. Sena was given authority to Two and Three reported It had wjtf ASSUME VET'S Cellars, attics and yards cleaned. lane. station on new Route IB at Marl- gel the grounds cleared of stones completed a survey of needed GARDEN TRACTOR, riding, with V/,% MORTGAGE Any odd jobs done. J. E. Eccies, Mr Lynch did not see the back- boro Rd. was approved. and other hazards at the Central street signs and said that 238 would MORE THAN 30 all attachments; also cement mix School ball field. be needed In the area Included in er. gas powered. Call COItax Convenient to schools, -shopping Hilltop Ave.. Cliffwood. CaU ing car until he started down the LOweli $-0593. 114 hill at which time he attempted Misi Judy Granger was hired as the two voting districts. The club USED, CLOSEOUT •7678 after 6 p.m. wjtf and buses, 2 year old 3 bedroom a beginning teacher at $4200 She called on the committee to have ranch with large expansion attic to avoid It by veering to his left. AND CANCELLATION KEYPORT Apartment 8 rooms, HELP WANTED Patrolman Cotton reported. Marlboro Returns will graduate from a N. J. State the signs Installed as soon aa pos- 3 ROOM OUTFITS For that growing family, full cel- (continued from pate one) centrally located, heat and hot BUS DRIVER, commercial ex- However, the back wheels of the College In June. sible. TO SELECT FROM lar. Extra Urge lot. Home In ex- chairman of the firemen's commit- water supplied. Call COIfax 4-3490 perience necessary, bus ICC or trailer truck smashed into the left Mr. Huebsch praised Mr. Senn Mayor Waters reported he ex- PRICED FROM $160 ellenl condition. Low monthly r tee, agreed to meet with a commit- >r COIfax 4-9639. wj7 PUC common arrler experience rear of the car and the wheel's for selling up a code of good ad- pected the street sign program to ONLY 8 WEEKLY payments. Price 116,500. wJ7 tee from the board on the alter- ;OZY apartment, I'/, rooms, un- helpful, steady work. Apply Rollo climbed onto the roof, badly dam- vice for the pupils. be started within the next month. 100% GUARANTEED VALUE! ations and improvements required furnished, heat and hot water sup- HAZLET, split level home, 3 bed- ransit Corp., 275 Broadway. Key- aging the car. He said limited funds will permit rooms,, lull dining room, modern and the compensation and rental only a portion of the program to lied, centrally located, near water, port, wjtf the Firemen could expect. FIELD FURNITURE jeautlful view o| bay. Adults only. kitchen, large finished recreation RETIRED MAN, light work in be carried out at once but added, 1 Nappi Planning For A letter from the Old Brick Re- Holmdel School he hoped the entire township could THRIFT WAREHOUSE CaU after 6 p.m. weekdays, Satur- room, l'/4 baths. Fenced in yard, drug store, part time. Driver's day and Sunday all day, COIftt ;torm windows and screens; also formed Church declined to let their (continued from page one) be identified by signs in the future. license necessary. Write Post Of- Trucker Convention neering Works, Trenton, $9925; Ar- 22 E. FRONT ST. 44592. wJ7 wnings, .116,500. Can take over fice Box 415, Keyport. w|7 Sunday School rooms be used for Complaints of poor road con- KEYPORT, N. J. school purposes. The board was row Iron Works, Jersey City, $7150; G.I. mortgage. Call COIfax 4-7687. John W. Nappi, 13 Crescent Ave., ditions In the Cllttwood Heights CO 44020 KEANSBURG apartment 5 rooms, MMEDIATE opening for 3 neat South Amboy, Is playing an im-reminded this church had supplied Vernon Fabricating Co., Trenton, section' pi the township and an hv ,.wall to wall carpeting, furnished: ' attractive women to work is $7400; John Maltese Iron Works. STORE HOURS: portant rale in the planning of the "outside" rooms slnco 1037, but ?rn\oi»he, baseball field MONDAY THRU SAT. tfBdora furnltdr>; all;-utilities sup-' hi directors to show ex- annual convention of the New Jer after the children had moved out Nfew BnrtSwicx «500. Park Steel totJi>ttBle Liagi* ^' -^ " ^Kttitlfi'Nfeilt!) Conventry Jewelry. & Iron bid was approved. 9 A.M. TO S P.M. sey Motor Truck Association Apr. with the opening of Central School, grounds were referred to com- TNURS. AND FRL EVENINGS jjfepiisburg 6-2500. Jli wJ7 bathi basement with fin: Earn ffp. to,.$50 weekly working the church had renovated Its prop- For plumbing and drainage, 'it irt time. CaU COIfax 4-0959 be- 21 to 23 at the Ciarldge Hotel, At- mittee and the recreation commis- TIL 9 PJU. 7NFURNISHED 3 room apartment, reation room. Aluminum lantic City. erty for religious purposes. The was as follows: William L. Towers, sion. windows and screens, $14,900. Carl- tore 2 p.m. wJT Inc.. Little Silver, $25,874; Reigert, wj7 desirable location In Keyport. Mr. Nappi, who Is vice president consistory believed the growing ton H. Poling, Realtor. 38 Highway IHORT ORDER MAN and wait- Inc., Belmar, $26,848; Frank C. specially suited for young couple. of Rollo Trucking Corp.. 299 Broad- needs of the church and its expand- JR. SIZE SAILBOAT, for 6 to 12 36, Keyport Call COIfax 4-1918. resses. Apply Paramount Diner, Gibson, Freehold, $27,373; Martin LEGAL NOTICE :all COIfax 44405. wjtf way, Keyport, is in charge of ar- ing membership did not permit its year olds on lakes or bay. Length wj7 Highway 35, Keyport or call COIfax J. McGuire, Inc., Red Bank, $27,- ranging special events at the con- use to house school children again. TAKE NOTICE that the under- 5' beam 13" depth II" removable APARTMENT. V/, rooms, heat tup- 4-8635. ' ... -w(7 911; Montesano & Co., Caldwell, signed will apply to the Monmouth vention. A veteran director of John MacWilltams, Metuchen, the County Court on Uie J9lh day of54" mast, sail 44" x 54" complete plled. Call COIfax 4-2625. w]7 IARITAN Township ranch home, $28,200. Towers bid was approved. April, 1M0, at 10:00 AM In Uie ALL AROUND machinist Frank's NJMTA, he has served on several board architect, gave the school- with paddles (45. All In excellent 3 bedrooms, living room, dining Incinerator Included forenoon, or as soon thereafter aa Machine' Toil Co., 600 Kelsey of the organization's major sub- men an estimate of 10 months need- the matter can be heard, at the Court condition. Call COIfax 4-0274. AUTOS FOR SALE area, \Y> baths, full cellar. (16,400. House to.Freehold, N. J. for a Judf> Ave., Perth Amboy. Call Hlllcrest committees. ed to erect a wing on Central It was decided in the heating and • wJ7 651 F0RD,'.4 door sedan, good Minimum F.H-A. payment «...» irilkM^lna tfca, mmiA Rmhi«l $900. Carltbn H. Poling.'Realtor, i-1670. w(7 School. It is not known yet If It ventilating bids to include an al- WHITE Rotary Electric sewing condition, new tires. $100.00. CaU will be seven or five rooms. ternate on the Installation of an In- LO 64327. will 38 Highway 36, Keyport. Call CO1- TEACHERS and Rul machine and small dining room ax 4-1918. Issue Contracts cinerator. McGuire had the lowprovided. 1953 BUICK V-8 super white con- wJ7 Enjoyable profitable summer work, Madison Barring RAPHAEL DELMANTO set. CaU COIfax 44157. ' w]7 A move by the teachers com- base bid at $22,964 lo $23,373 for vertible, power seats and win- guaranteed Income, limited open- (continued from page one) Towers, but the Little Silver Attorney for Applicant OLYMPIC Hi-Fi aid radio com; CEYPORT custom built Humes, mittee to issue contracts to 24 PHILIP O. BECK4&, ESQ.. dows (390. Inquire 725 Prospect $13,200, f 18^00, 116,900 and $17.- Ings. Interviews Saturdays, Kings- matter of Sunday momlng closing plumber quoted only $1760 for the 319 Main Street Mnatlon 4 speed record changer, faculty member! and administra- Ave., Union Beach or call COIfax| 00. Cellars, gas heat Open for ley Arms' Hotel. Asbury Park. 1 of taverns during church hours. Incinerator to $2778 from McGuire, Matawan, New Jersey AM - FM radio. Call LOweli 6- "You know what happens on Sun- tive, clerical and janitorial per- 111 111 M 4-5728. w}7' inspection. Carton H. Poling, 38 a.m.. ask for M. Webb or write sonnel ran Into a snag. Ten ofso Towers' overall bid of $25,032 un- 5977. after 8 p.m. *" ' Box B in care of this newspaper. day mornings," Mr. Miller de- derbid McGulre's $25,739. Other ORDINANCE REGULATING* THE -IUST SELL IBS] Kaiser, good con- Highway 36, Keyport CaU COlfu clared. "Are you afraid to com- the teachers are at the $6200 level TEARING UP OH EXCAVATING OUTBOARD MOTOR. 3 h.p. Elgin dition, good tires 199. CaU LO- 4-1918. wfl ' wJ7 In the salary guide. overall bids were G. E. Schilling, Or THE STREETS OR ROADS IN mit yourselves?" Inc., Red Bank, $26,995; Reigert, THE TOWNSHIP Or MATAWAN $30. CaU COIfax 4-5050. w]tf well 6-2326, , w)7 Other than teachers, salaries TOR THE PURPOSE OF LAYING tEYPORT HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, WANTED TO BUY Objects To Kurtz $28,257; Montesano, $30,500; John PIPES OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE LIBERTY trailer. S feet wide. 25 MUST SELL NOW, 1958 Chevrolet, steam heat, 1 car garage. Im- WALT BUYS ANYTHING Mr. Miller also objected to Fred offered were ai follows: Robert T. Shearman, Bradley Beach, $30,- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- feetloni,-*300. Mirro's Trailer Belslr, silver blue, S cylinder, Sena, superintendent. WOO; Ed- SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- mediate possession, only $8000. Ul kinds of tools, old guns, statues, Kurtz jr.. South Amboy, attending 751. '- ' SHIP Or MATAWAN: Park. CaU COlfu 4-2123. wJ7 economical. Excellent condition, sterling McCann, 253 Broad St..cut glass, furniture, wall relics, the meetings in place of Grant mund Falkowski, administrative as- Section I. That It shall not be law- ONE, maple veneer desgTT metal private owner. Will accept rea- sistant, Central School, (6900; Electric work bids came In asful for any parson or corporaUon to Keyport. COIfax 4-1378. J7 machinery, bikes and small radios. Lennox, Mountainside, the town- dig up or excavate any street, evenua wardrobe, 1 large pressure cook- sonable offer., Call 'COIfax 4-7574. shi; engineer. Mr. Miller Insisted Charles Sokolowiky, administrative follows: Vena Electric Co.. Cliff- • sidewalk within the Township oi Call Keansburg 64848. wjtl wood. $9229; Electric Construction er canner and 2 radiators. Call wJ7| IEW listing. Keyport home, nice that Mr. Lennox had no right to assistant, Morganvllle School, ..Jatawan for the purpose of laying TOCK of Fanners A Merchants Co., Long Branch, $9780; Dover any pipes or malna of any description, C0»*x4-im w)7 location, 2 bedrooms, full dining deputize hli office to someone not J6900; Mrs. Dorothy McCue, ad- or for tha purpose of repairing or room, fireplace, basement ' and Bank. Bid $48.00. CaJJ CApital ministrative assistant, Marlboro Electric Co., Toms River; $11,100; connecUng any pipes or conduit pipes WANTED a municipal engineer. with any water or las main or for iOOD HOME for 6 months old pup- tarage. $17,000. Sterling McCann, MOOA jt, 001 no0i Mr Maoml Freehold Electric Co., $11,650; The laying any sewer, or connecting with SHOPPERS A third point annoying Mrr-MIM** ' * »- Wellsnd, Proctor Co., Asbury Park, $11,787; any telephone or telegraph wires, un- . - pie, female, house-broken. Call leal Estate, 253 Broad St., Key- JSED wringer type washer cheap. ler was the ratification ol a $1000 school clerk, (3100; Frank J. Topas fc Heering, Lakewood, $11.• der the surface of any street, or for DELIGHT .Owell 64581. . i;, J7, ort COIfax 4-U76, Call LOweli 64581. JT Dugan, secretary, board of educa- any other purpose without first ob- IT post of attorney to the planning BOO. The contract went to the Cliff- taining a permit authorizing the doing $ • -• - ->> • tion, (3300, and custodian, $800; board and a 1500 post of attorney wood firm. of aald workork. VYES MR. * MRS. 8HOPPER to the board of adjustment. It was Edward Crlne, attendance officer, Section -1 la). That upon a proper YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED' confirmed these posts would go to 11400. Totaling the accepted bids, it was applicationn beiInng made b_„y any, par—- . WHEN YOU SEE THE determined construction costs son or corporation for such penmit. ., a single appointee and were neces- Janitors contracts are as follows: the Township Clerk shall, upon ded - QUALITY AND COMPARE would be $140,859, With $23,400 for posit being made with him of One 1 sitated because ofa recent court W. Sickles. Marlboro, 13300; C. 7; .. ' 'PRICES;; " BUSINESS SERVICES the architect, legal fees and con- Hundred 11100.00) Dollars for any ruling finding a "conflict of in-VanKlrk, Central School, (4400; E. excavation not exceeding twenty-five terest!' arose If the municipal at- Smith, Morganvllle School, (4200, tingent costs, the total Job will run (33) feel, lineal' feel, on a road im« ,,-: "AVAILABLE ON OUR to $183,989. This Is comfortably roved with concrete, naphalt, or torney acted for these other bodies. H. Simmons, assistant, S1050, and SUiullUvlc; or upon deposit being made i * LIBERAL CREDIT' PLAN Mr. Miller scuffed at them ai Just Mlts.M. Thompson, Robertavllle within the $190,000 bonding voted with him of Fifty (SB0.001 Dollars for •teviilon- Ceramic Tile Contractors for the project, which Includes a any excavation not exceeding twenty- "needless" Jobs created as an Im- 1900. Clifton T. Barkalow, attorney, five (281 lineal feet on any other type PAUL A. EUAN, JR. CARPENTER and building contrao. "package" sewer plant. A teach- of road paving, Issue said " DON'S TV SERVICE post on the taxpayer. would receive 1100 retainer, and id pavi "WE CERAMIC TILE SERVICE tor, 1. G. Metsger, Florence Ave., Or, Jacob Lewis, school physician, ers' lounge and storage rooms also which shall sjpeclficlfy 'wh«n said work 'or far! efficient radio and tele- Keyport New homes, garages, aO Commltteeman Harry Messenger an Included. Is to be completed, and the Township INSTALL & SERVICE 158 Broad St., Matawan $950. Clerk shall retain the amount ao de- vision service call LOweil 64841 alterations and repairs. Call COI- announced the new town hall on To Absorb Student Increase posited until the applicant shall have REPCOPREPAK LOWELL 64094 Route 9 would be inspected for use Carl W, Blnger, chairman of the completed the work cl filling In, FREE ESTIMATES fax 4-4159. wjtf some' time next month. Mr. Miller teachers committee, explained, The addition is expected to ab- leveling and grading any such street, TVBELESS BOILERS sorb an increase of 180 students, in avenue or -sidewalk so excavated or TV SERVICE ';.•- WJ6/2/60 PAINTER at DECORATOR. Free felt an entirely new structure de- there wu a desire to effect a lug up. signed specifically for municipal separation In designation for thethe 196041 school year. About 50 Section I (b). ror every lineal foot BASEBOARD RADIATION Upholstery estimates Norman Soltystk. Call students now are housed In twoIn exctss or twenty-five (31) lineal LOWELL 6-16Q0 LOweli 64448. w|4/14 use could have been designed and administrative assistants in case feet on a road Improved with con* TEN BYCK RONSON INC KICHAKU'S DECORA TING erected tor what was "thrown In" a full-time principal should be hired] emergency classrooms In the ele- crate, asphalt or blthullthlc, the ad- HOT AND COLD WATER Chair bottoms, $5; sofa bottoms, mentary school and the Centervllle ditional sum of Four (14.00) Dollar* MATAWAN THOMAS KEARNEY to remodeling the former Turf for their schools and assistants shall be deposited: for any lineal WINTER AND SUMMER $]0; expertly repaired tt your School. PERSONAL SERVICE 30 YRS. PLUMBING • HEATING • Club'for this need, would be returned entirely to teach- •roo t• ' —- ' twenty-live (U| home. 534 Been St, Hazlet CO)- The board rehlred Principal lal feet on any oilier' type of road 386 Maple Place , Applies For Land Fill ing roles, pavin"r-g thaa additional sum o'f Two 60 MONTHS.TQ PAY fax 4-1544 - •' wtl Richard M, Ford for the 196041 Itl.Ooivln;T Dollars shall be deposited. Keyport An' application with a $250 check Mr. Dugan explained the only school year at an annual salary Sacllon I (cl. No deposit shall be op Soil Free Estimates CO 44RSS for » license from H. C. Perrine way this could be done would be required tor the extension of any INTIMATES Slip Covert of $9500, up $1000 over this year. mains or cables authorised by the •jtf fTSjnjTJtficrrcIay Urm on Roulo to hold them at their administra- There also will be a fifth grade Township Committee'. "TPINCUSHION », td operate a sanitary land fill tive assistant- rank and use them Saouon 1 (dl. In lieu of the above- t3iVEU8ACALLAT INTERIOR Dec .tin pnie 1 opening as a teacher Is moving mentioned cash deposit. Uie applicant SOIL SLIPCOVERS • DRAPERIES ed operators. Work done from on 7(1 acres on Park Rd. was re- as teachers as school law forbids out of the state. may deposit a proper completion bond a board «f education to cut a fetch, with the Township Clerk. $ • LOWELL 6-4861 Upholstery, custom made, choose 5:30 p.m. Reasonable. For esti- ferred to the township attorney and For the janitor's post open, Nor- the board of health. er's pay. John Narzowich, a Section J le). Before making any llg Ltfads-.'..'"...... ;.... $14.00 I960 fabrics at borne. Free esti- mates call KEansburg 64037 or man Morgan and Clinton Klopfen- excavaUon, the applicant will secure 'op Soil, best 15.00 mates. Call Dorothy-Smith, LO- A request was received from tlitt teacher's committee member, found the approval of the Superintendent of tHE BARGAIN HOUSE COIfax 4-4522. wJ5/5 this would put them out of place stein, both township residents, were Sewers or Public Works Superintend- TEMNENT RD.. :oad Gravel, Mg loads •••• 15.00 well g-1296. . WJ3/31/CT K * K Realty Co., developers or suggested. George Klnkade, secre- ent, and unon completion of the work, on the salary guide with, respect will notify the Superintendent of S MOROANVTUE ill Dirt .7^;...... 7.00 -RICHARDS-DECORATING ASSOCIATED PAVING. CO. Ah" Laurence Harbor, asking that the tary, said he knew of three other 1 to other teachers, at least $500 Bewerl or Public Works Superintend- 3ood Fill Dirt ..:...... 8.W Slip covers and Draperies made to plait driveways, all work guar- township compensate the company qualified candidates but was not , for, use of its land off Laurence ahead, causing discontent in the "section S (I), The Township shall Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone; drive- order. Your fabric or ours (I anteed, easy bank terms. Free ranks anil msklne the board liable bringing up their names as they retain the sum of Twenty-five (ttt.OO) Situation Wanted tys gravelled, bulldozing, grad- low prices. Paymenb- arranged. estimates. Call COIfax 44288 or Parkway Circle as a ball field add were, not township residents. Dollars out of the deposit made under recreation area. Mr. Messenger, at to public censure. Section X (a) as a license tee forWill wash and Iran all types oi ing, lots cleared. Excavate tor 534 Beers St.. Ballet COIfax 4- Liberty 84191. #J14 The board- also hired two new the purpose of the Issuance of the curtains; also stretch curtains In Sepvics, Oil Tanks, etc 1544.1 WU chairman of recreation, acknowl- Mr. Dugan then commented that teachers, Mrs. Joyce Lawrence, permit and the lnspecUon required. EXTERIOR and interior painting, edged this wu a disturbing de- Section > Ig). In the event Uie ap- my own home. Prompt service BACKHOE SERVICE Miscellaneous the board could accomplish this Holmdel Township, at $4400, andplican. t falls to complete tha work of Call PArknay 1-3595 w)tl paper hanging, multi color spray- velopment. * aim by paying tho administrative Mrs. Alice Morrison, Rarltan Town- levelling, grading or surfacing within Laterals, Footings, Ditching, Pond, ing. Parkway Decorators. PArk- sixty (60) days of the issuance of the 7 SAFETY BELTS Jerome Zuckurman, Sayre Woods assistants at their present salaries ship, at $5200 annually. permit, the balance of tha money on EXPERIENCED driver, available Swimming Pools, etc way 1-7641 or ESsex 11766. wjU - South,.was told.In.response to.Ms as teachers and then give them a deposit with the Township shall be for long or short trips, anytime Free Estimates For all make cars. Larry's Upbol Mrs. Lawrence Is a Newark Col- fnrcfellM, and shnll be applied bv glery Shop, 33 Little St., Matawan question, that no specific plots of bonus for the assistant administra- lego graduate and has taught Hi ihe Township to the- cost of restoring Call.LOwell 8-J7J7. wjtl DICKERSON & BARUCS Builders. the snfd rondivar. ECKEL'S TRUCKING. _ ' Call LOweil 6-3016. wjtl land for recreation areas have boen tive .duties. Tho secretary said a Elizabeth and Red Bank. Mrs. WILL CARE FOR elderly person Owell 6-5707 WooUeytown Rd. Custom homes, garages, fameru •_. dedicated to'the township by Can- board can withhold n bonus where Sec-linn 2 (111. ThP materials u«cil Morrison holds a Master's Degree In filling the cxcnvnllon shall consist days or nights, experienced in Morgnnvllle, N. J. Antiques additions and alterations. Free-, ton and Goldman, Inc., New York, it cannot cut a salary. of sand or rniulnr/ivc] of Ihe kind hav- J_ estimates. Call Parkway 1-ttM. ' from Scton Hall and taught for ing Ihe unnrnval of the Public Works this work. Call COIfax 4-2858. wjtf OPPORTUNITY SHOP developers of Snyro Woods South; Mr. Sena saw the ndminlstrn two years in Mntawnn. They will Buporlnl«nfler\t, nnd shall he ) Vonv j wj7' -. wJ21 |jletfd In ncciinlsnce wllfi hi* lippcLfl- ANTIQUES and that the township is not aware live assistant! leaving under these replace first grade teuchers Mrs, LXDICRLY woman will baby sit. of the boundaries of any such plot* coll iMkatfj. The •*••*«rtscuued Boosters Meet Sunday food Sole ; Ho/mcW COP College Honors Film Gives Theme Township VFW Is thf> proper us* of wines and show The Matawan High Boosters As- The Matawan Township Demo- ed a fihn. "Heritage of the Vine." Th« Regular. Republican Organ!- sociation, Inc., will hold a meeting cratic Club of District I will haw Mis* »4»ry Godley was a guest of illton of HoUndel Township beldv Louis M. Hague Of UJA Appeal at the old YMCA building. Jack- To Install Unit a caka and food sal* tomorrow the evening. Hostesses were Mrs, a monthly meeting on Tueadafr^* Louis M. Hague. 15 Buttonwood A film, "The Key" was shown son St. Matawan, Sunday at I William Bark, CUffwood, mi ac- starting at .11 am Sale will bo n Chrlrtinat, Mrs. FeaUu Schdl. Mn. William Smith Jr, evening at the Township Haff.'l^ U. East, Rumson, was cited at at the first meeting of the bayshore p.m. The Association emphasiies cepted as a new member la the held at John L. Tsssinl's Real Es- parents, students, alumni and any- tate Office al 117 Main St.. Mat* Tht next board meeting will b« There was a discussion on tht pri- Lafayette College, Easton, Pa., committee of the United Jewish Veterans of Foreign Wars, Guadal- Saturday for his "devotion to one interested in boosting activities wan. • Apr. 13 at the home bf Mri. mary election, which will be held Appeal held last night al the Key- of the school children in Matawan canal Post 4749, Mauwan Town- business, community and college Winston Sehatfer, and the next reg- on Apr. It, Refreshments were affairs." Mr, Hague is an execu- port synagogue. The film expressed is welcome to join. ship, by Commander Charles ular meeting of the Leagve will served. tive of HansUD-VwWuiMe-Munriiag the theme of this year's drive. The Hobby who presided at the meet- Matawan League be on Monday, May 1, and the pro- Co., Matawan. funds collected art to be dedicated ing Monday evening is) tha Port gram will hi the Slauffer Home Special Services;' Home on CUffwood Aw.. CUffwood. Seducing Haii and Fashing and H a v e ydu read the classified Lafayette president K. Roald to meetlfig the needs of the "one Elects Officers Figure Program, Bergethon, in presenting a cita- immigrant is every three who has Appointments for IM041 were «d»r tion laid: "The capacity to project mad* by George Brenon, com- The regular monthly meeting of reached Israel, but has not yet On Palm Sunday the Mitawan Contemporary League yourself and your ideas has made been absorbed productively into mander-elect who will be installed you th* leader of a growing Oa Fains Sunday divine worship as pott commander Saturday, Apr. was held on Monday at m Main Headquarters for Fanny Farmor Eattw Candid busioess. It has brought you du- Its life and economy." will be conducted at l:« and 11 St. Junes Moffitt was named port St., Matawtn. Mrs. Martin Bell, chairman, presided ovtr the buai- ties in alumni affairs. It, has The beneficiary agencies of the a.m. in the First Methodist Church adjutant; Charles Hobby, officer of thrust you 'into community prom- the day; Vincent Gaunt, legislation. nets session. Election- of officers United Jewish Appeal are: United Matawan. "The Palms" will in took place. inence as a .non-calaried police Israel Appeal, which remits funds sung at the early service by John post and community service of- conunisssQoer, councilman, mayor. to the Jewish agency for ill, work ficer; William Woods, patriotic In- New officers are as follows. Diligent and dynamic, convincing VaDer and also at the later service structor; John' Krlete, post his- President, Mrs Brace Hecht; vico in transporting immigrarfts to with the Chapel Choir. There will because conscientious, you have Israel and providing for their re- torian; Ronald Hoser, guard; Rsy- president, Miss Nettie Cerrato; re- cording secretary. Mrs. Frank Ore- truly brought honor both upon ception, settlement and initial ab- also be other music by the Senior rnond Hammond, bugler, and Theo- LARKY EISEMAN dore Soltys, public relations. llano; corresponding secretary. yourself and your college."' sorption; Joint Distribution Com- Choir. Palm crosses will be pre- Larry Eiseman, owner of Crea- sented by the Laytmlan Club. Mn. Howard Wolvtrton; financial Mr. Hague, a 1M1 Lafayette mittee which provides relief and James Moffat was reappoinled secretary, Mn. Row Maghan. tive Hair Stylists, Main St., Key- welfare care for Jews In need in chairman and Joseph Lovero as- graduate, was one of 14 alumni At the 11 a.m. service, a supet* Plans were made to attend the port, was awarded a trophy styling 24 countries and which also carries sistant chairman of the Guadsl awarded citations at a luncheon vised nursery Is available and a convention of the New Jersey Slate ending a two-day convocation en- award at the International Hair on a special welfare program for canal Coastsllers Junior Drum and junior church Is conducted for ail Bugle Corps, sponsored by the Federation of Women's Clubs in Al titled, "The College in the Cross Styling Convention which was add the aged, the chronically ill, and other children under U. Chtirek post lanUc City May 10 to IS. TIUJ Currents of Change." Atlantic Mar. 14, is and It at the Hotel the handicapped newcomers to Leagut approved the purchase of Monthly editor Edward Weeks StatJer. New York. Israel, school at »:ii a.m ii directed, by T« Serve Ai Chairman an evening department member- spoke at the luncheon and New Also: New York Association for Howard A. Henderson, superist Michael Jock will serve aa ctulr- ship president's pin to be worn by Fineit trophy of your Easter hunt I Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner, new Americans which provides wel- ttndent nan of the dinner-dance hcnorjnfl each president during her term of Rutgers University President past commsnders and past aux- a Ufayetta alumnus, presided. Mason W. Gross were other speak- fare and absorption services for At 7:39 p.m. the Senior Choir will office, C Jewish refugees who come to the join with the choir at St JOhn'i iliary presidents to be hild Satur- Mn, Hecht. program chairman, Corporation consultant Peter er* during th« convocation. Mr. day, May 21 al the headquarters. GOLDEN YOLK EGO QO Orucker, Prudential Insurance Co. Hague is a native of Bethlehem, New York metropolitan area. An Church, Haxlet, In the presents^ introduced the speakers who were president Carroll M. Shanks, ant Pa. allocation also Is made to the too of Maunder's "Olivet To Cat Vincent Gaunt was commended Michael CanctgUnt and M. De- United Was Service, which aids vary." for hli unselfish devotion to duties Lorenio from the California Wine IV* d.Ujbl, «IHS butler Asm all IS. way HwavgM Try be*— Jews who emigrate to other coun Tomorrow night the Junior Fel< as the post service officer. Com- a*ilt«rcr.am U coated with dark, hlil.nw.tl dwctloUi Choco- tries than Israel. lowihip win meet-at 7 p.m. On mander Hobby urged all members Tht annual dinner which of- Saturday there will be a meeting ttf attend the Sixth District Council Istt Nut SurUrcrtem h coaled wl* milk dwcokslt, ficially opens the bayshore area of the church membership class at meeting to be held Friday, Apr. Alt*, Vi Ik. *l< campaign will be held this year at 10:30 a.m. 29, al 8 p.m Ye Cottage Inn on Wednesday eve- Announcement has been made of The next regular meeting will be ning, Apr. 27, at 1:45 p.m. events for next week: Monday, S held Monday. Apr IS. al I p.m. y ... CANDIES p.m. Laytonlan Club at home of / OK-MMMMATCIII.I'.SR FLAVOR Rummage Salt Friday Miss Jane VanBrakle, 2 Uttle St.; Install Auxiliary Wednesday, Junior Choir rehear*, find it Fait In th* Monmouth County's Greatest Drug Store A rummage sale will be spon al, 2:45 p.m. and Methodist Men's meeting, 8 p.m.; Maundy Thurs- Officers Saturday sored tomorrow from 10 a.m. to YELLOW II W front Hi., ft»ptri 4 p.m. by the Red Bank Methodist day, Sacrament of the Lord's sup- The Ladies Auxiliary of Keyport per. 8 p.m The Senior Choir will (N»l la NHISMI Nll't »>k| Church at (he Union Fire Co . Elks 2010 will hold Instillation of PAGES Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bonk. be assisting and the service will Rlllli » Mamthan Bus« take the place of Ihe regular pray- officers Saturduy st T pm at the 1'ais Our Do*r er meeting held on Wednesday. lodge home. Broadway Officiating Heads Canter Drive Good Friday at 2 p.m. there will at the ceremony will be offlceri of be a community service held in the Keyporl Was Richard A. Hagen. 1 Chestnul the First Baptist Church. Music Ridge Rd, Haslet, will head the will be presented by the Chapel After the Insullminn wlnrh Is w.nomsi.-KIWOIT cancer drive in Holmdcl during the Choir ol the*ftethodisi Church. The open to the public, their will be month of April. Captains and work- speaker will be Dr. Charles T refreshments and dinclna. ers will be listed in the near future Pritsch. Princeton. Al the last met tun nl lh'1 >ux illnry Mrs l Gal On* QuoilfREE REFRIGERATOR ENAMa to no Buy Orw Ooon fot*L.OZ. _____^ h**fr 0«),On« Quail FREE WATER-RINSE PMNT REMOVER t1 7Q Buy On* Ouort For 'jJs Gat On* OuarlFREE I HABDWAHE CO. spring s I 20W 'RON! 6TnEeT \ smartest WHY styles in YOU BLOUSES SHOULD OPEN A all so carefree! YIPES! 60 PERCENT CHARGE It's EaHy To "Charge It" At New berry* AMMT OFF ON EtECTRiemrT and 3.98 In this day and age, it seems almost impossible that anything could go SHOP AND COMPARE! You'd expect lo poy for more for blouiet steadily down in price. But the average price you pay for electricity ha* oi beautifully detailed oi thetel Huge collection InclMiei dtntvf arxl gone down approximately 60% in the past 25 years. And what's even t Stvt AM Ms] tK«t more incredible, indications are "that it may keep going down in the • Sklf wfftMrtt rtawV «•* tailored stylai, in woih 'n wear apd eoiycore fobfki'. Yov'U see future. If your electric bill seems higher now, it's simply because you're t) |a|*«yMr furdttM* «f onu ACTUALLY, THE AVERAGE PRICE PAID PER KILOWAn HOUR FOR EUCTRIOIY BY OUK Wt toftorad I* soM yotir Ml- docron ocrylic fiber broodclolhs with choir boy collars; and CUSTOMERS HAS GONE. DOWN APPROXIMATaY TENDER— FUa TIPS—CALIFORNIA ^S^ j^^k. .elalaaW WHY tnsr ro use moztH FOODS YOU ORANffl JUICE ASPARAGUS 2 29 3^47'I HUNT'S Frtih Crtip Flotldo KITCHIH auom SHOULD Pascal Celery .talk CUtWAXBIAMI 2& PEACHES JSL Of>EN A I UAM00K>ASMs T DICIDPOTATOK a'&29c CHHSB FOR tVSBY TASTt 2 49 HEINZ KETCHUP TASTES una bas."tf4# Mam Cha«M f^- 35* BUMBLE BEE (light chunk) CH«M0Y.Wt«I WAT 6«7v WAUTYMAIOSUCHI ,Upfonu-£rt° 83* J^' CHARGE twIitCheauillMfOHTO' ) 49'I - cotnuoam SUM Spagheltl ^i,,- TUNA FISH Detergent . ow( CtMM < HOLLAND . WE CARRY A COrATLETE Egg Dye 49 fl9 HAU. ICE CREAM AOCOUNr can: —BP^U^ i SUeCTIOH FOR PASSOVlfl HAIF OAUON 63 MOTHER'S FISHICT5 or«l BlUEBIRRY PIE GEFILTE FISH y • Save Hmi and tffort SHAM -A- . . • and slxet LUHmnHH t£ Black patents), • Shop wilhoul Ttody tash' brNANCYLYNN • »J 4ff leathers and IK>UNP CAKI •HWBMAin MATZM 18 5 11 • Enjoy your pwchasai at ont» 6^ttt £ white and many colon). FRYBAKE •OKUOI afTATAT Mt • £li/nlnoftJ buying worrln HAMTtaUHAlnrrOa, ft • No waiting, no red top* . SHORTENING FIRST QUALITY—GAANOWAY HYIOHS /. J. Newbrry Co. It's tailored (o lull your Indi- vidual naedt.., you simply While Kwr bfll Av«lobl* In mnt shyest tell tit how much credit you Mora Proof: YOU SAVE CASH and STAMPS at GBAND UNMiO want each monlhf M>d R^klaad County Dorrs April 7th thru Sat, April WL. We A.Ui rijhj to limit i; /: ;/ v 'fcn'>v*' ^-TtZW/tr.rr TT,.,S; v;.i iie!>Hf«*!lif^;:- ••'•"••'.'/ •' •••-•' '••' .• - .' •! 'i. !> Vttk rtuttrijfit* HedcaiflaM CoMn Al TO MaU Stnel, Keuttarg - Oyca Friday Tilt r/i 3S'/4 3NCks» St. Benedict's No. 1 34 SO E July «. The Miss Woodford, 120.- Kahle & Read EdZito 241 be carried on an individual basil, 33 42 SI Dorothea's 33^ 50^but that It's more fun to do when 000. 3 year-old fillies, t furlongs, Split Rock Bill Walling 211 11 64 St. Ann's No 1 33 SI it Jroup makes It a club program. (June 15) Ralph Caprio 201 July I, Tbe Molly Pitcher Handi- Bayshore K of C No. 1 20Vi S<% Bob York 213-158-254-625 John Overly 202-201 St James 27 57 cap, 325.000, 3 year-olds and up, 300 Out John Urick 100-Mile Big Car BOWLERS fillies and mares, 1 1/16 mile, 212-236 OM Isi'lea T. Carhuff 211 Enter Your Team In A (June 15) Bill Cavill Bob Waldmann 213-1K-2U-4M L. Nisluoccia 233 223211 20S Race At Trenton Cerlione's Greenhouses July II, Monmouth National Jim McCoy MOufe B York 313404 Bill Lerch 204 Charlie Bolin 123 A HO-mile USAC race will open SPRINUd SUMMER HIGHWAY 35 KEYPORT Hurdle, 17,500, 4 year-olds and up, Jack O'Reilly about 1 3/4 mile, (closed) 206 Ray Breeder 215-221 Bob Ciambronc 210 the eastern "bt|-car" racing pro- Henry Werbalia 238 Richie Eckerl 318 July It, The Monmouth Handi- 203 Ronnie Bahr gram Sunday at Trenton Fair LEAGUE Ray Brennaa 200 202-204 Neil McGinley 21S cap. $100,000. 3 year-olds and up, Ed Matuueskl ground*. Car warmups start al AT JIM CROVER'S Bill Mumma 207 203-206 John Urick >» 1 1/4 mile (July 1, supplementary Andy Skislak noon with qualifying beats-getting Bud Mununa 200-206 215-258 Bob Walmann 113-211 Keyport Recreation July 6) T. V Uavy underway at 1 p.m and the main W. Garner 215 234 Larry Lotito 210. raclnf card at 3:19 p.m American Lrglon BMg. July 20, The New Jersey Futur- Bob Drugas Carman Devlno Walt O'Connor 210 II W. From SL, Keyport ity, $15,000, 2 year-olds, 5V4 fur- 209 211 Tony Romit. Cllffside Park ace, Wilson Rex Jr. 310 Tom Parts Al Pennettl 210 Express Buses To 205 is the only New Jersey entrant, longs, (supplementary closing June MONDAY NITES C Schuraidi 200 I Al Esposfto 203 Art Scott 210 Johnny Coy, Freeport, will repre- 1) W. Buchwald July 23, The Monmouth Oaks, 209 John Bodzia- • " k 217-223 Bink Halleraa 205 sent New York: Pennsylvania Woman's Charlie Rossie 209-223 Stan Beers 205 $50,000. 3 year-old fillies, 1 1/8 201 Jerry Hetlrlck standouts sre Johnny Thomson, 4 Ladies' Teams mile. (July 1) Joe Poulson 21 Jim Malley 10) Boyertown, Len Duncan, Philadel- BAVSHORE MIXED LEAGUE Jerry Scalzo 203 Jack McConkwge 20) phia and Al Herman, Allrntown, AQUEDUCT July 27, The Midsummer Hurdle TUESDAY NITES April I Joe Burge&s 222-205 Jim McCoy 203 while Chuck Arnold. Slumlord, Handicap, $22,000, 3 year-olds and Carl Hilunanq 203 up, about 2 miles, (by Invitation) Team Frank Devlno 201 standa In for Connecticut, Ralph j Clou B 37 212 Jim Murphy 201 July 30. The Sorority. $100,000 O. K. Sales & Service 53 Al Covino Uguori, Tampa, does likewise foi RACE TRACK 210 Stan Komelskl 200 Men's 4 Teami guaranteed, 2 year-old fillies, i fur Downes Ponliac 49 41 John Oldrnberg Florida, and rounding out eni New York Matawan Keyport Rec. 4S William Yankoskl 235 roast pilots arr Gig Stephens, North longs, (supplementary closing July KEY-MAT CHURCH WOMEN'S WEDNESDAY NITES 48 42 i James Form 216-236 Reading and George Constantlnr ' 25) Sav-On-Drugs Mar. 21 Keyport Mixed Mojon Walker & Walker 48 42 Southbridgr, both Massachuaettes AUR 3, The Choice, $50,000. 3 KEY-MAT CHURCH Keyport Jewelers 43'^ 46% Tesm W L Round Trip $3.66 year-olds. I 1/16 mile, (/uly 15) Mar. 2* Roger Ward, Indianapolis, Jnd., THURSDAY NITES Dorl's News Service 43 47 Si Mary'a 5I'/4 "W Aug. 6. The Sapling. $100,000 n W the 1959 national champion and In- 40 W Keyport Baptist 48V5 55'/4 Keyport Recreation Leave Rollo Ttrmlnal Keyport At 11100 A.M., guaranteed. 2 year-olds,. 6 fudongs, No Name St. John's 56 31 dianapolis "600'' winner, heads the Stultz Fuel Oil 39 51 Matawan Baptist 47V4 3H'/i •invasion" from Indiana. Illinois, (supplementary closing August 1). Matawan Baptist No. 1 Jl 36 Keyport Reformed 47 37 Ma|or League Every Saturday. Return xAfjt*r'Last Race. Martin * Brown 37^ Matawan Baptist No. 2 49 38 Arizona, Michigan, Ohio. Oregon St. Joan's 48 38 and Texas. FRIDAY MITES 2M Cksb Keyport Reformed No. 2 47 40 Calvary I Joan McKay 21 Matawan .Bayview Teenag* , Call COIfax 4-2222 jfiica Matter """""•. - «J St-^Joseph « J" Charnpfbnshlp Trophy Frank Johannemann, Jr. 2S9 Presbyterian No. 2 47 40 SManUagu*- Harry S. Cowles 213-2OS Bayview Mstawan Presbyterian 41 43 Goes To Harmony Park Presbyterian No. 1 «'A 4«'<4 Matawan Trinity 40 44 Walter Metier 232 Teams Call CO 4-9886 St Joseph's 45 a Maiawan Methodist 40 44 Harmony Park, winner of the ROLLO TRANSIT CORP. Frank Manley St. Mary's No. 2 45 42 Lutheran II 37 fl Rarltan Athletic Association bas- Charles Geran 215 For Information 275 BROADWAY, KEYPORT 21 Keyport Baptist **'A 42H Lutheran I 2SM 55H ketball playoff, waa presented the Dave Bedle ° Trinity EpiBpopal 42V4 44'A Calvary II 28 SS championship trophy at the annual George Powelson 234 Matawan MAT4CEY MERCHAKfTS basketball awards dinner-dance 1 Presbyterian No. 1 42 45 held in Balbach'a Hall. Keansburg KEYPORT BUSINESSMEN * Calvary Methodist 42 45 LEAGUE. LEAGUE Ovtr 100 persons attended the af Faith Reformed 42-45 Team W !• fair with special [uests Township Gethsemane Lutheran 42 45 Burlews Restaurant 48 30 tommitteemen Philip J. Blsnda Jr learn • I Matawan Methodist No. 2 41 40 Rapolla's Market 46 32 and James G. Brady, and Gilbert Opening Tuesday, April 12 Ed PennetU Rooting ST 30 Hebrew Congregation 41 48 Palmer Esso 47 Jl Bennett, past president and found Middletown Lanes Keyport Reformed No. 1 41 48 Tourine's Tavern 42 38 of the association. Pro Shop » 31 Matawan Methodist No. I 38 49 Patio Pit 40H 371,4 Jag's Sport Goods 37 41 Ed Schlssel, league president Brigadoon Village 55 32 SL Mary's No. 1 »W 51^ made the award to the Harmony Ei-Moe-Kl M 33 Bayview Larry'y s Upholsterp y Shop HARMONY BOWL 34 Park team. Awards also were pre- Middletown Lanes 49V4 37W Presbyterian NA 2 33 54 Atlantic Tile sented to Mike. Lotosky, Norgate Keyport Cleaners 4t 45 2*8 dab All-Bros. Woodworking 34 26 Manor, high soorsr, and Bill Fash. The First Bowling Center In The East Boathouse Tavern 42 45 R. Longstreet 203 Old Mill Dairy Fleetwood Park, most valuable Circle Chevrolet 41 41 R. Cornell 230 IN dak 208-210 player. John L. Ritchie Jr. served Ate) Tile 4OV4 4K,4 M. Walling 227 L Orlando 212-203 as tosslmsster and Tom McVey, an Featuring The Brunswick Gold Crown Line Keyport Wine * Uqaor SO 48 R. Berlins 216 ». BarbetU 202 outstanding referee In the New Buck Smiths 31 54 R. Rifenhurs 233 J. Pep 210 York area, was guest speaker. Scorms Construction IS 72 T. Francy 2*0 L. Barbetto 201 A SUPER-VALUE 24* M. Eovino A. Etposlto 201 A. Bennett 215 R. Cornelius S. Bellezza VT> BARBECUE BRAZIER J. Stmuero 209 L. Kennedy 226 J Bodiiak 202 • Hmmimmm uppu Hmt itjfcn J. Overly 21* T. Baker 2*4 Poulson HERE'S YOUR 201 N. Grandeoetti 201 W. Owens 203 F. Davlno Mm iflbM* UUk *> Mp pa- 229 C. DOIlon 2(3 L. Parks 209 W. Lewis CHANCE TO 200 L. Csrda 2U S. Warwick 201 F. Nsylor 212 E. Ritter 2U G. Powelson 212 R. Smith B. Waning S. Viscusal 212 J. Llclaki 202-202 • fcSjIllll «t* « t+M. SMtSf, E. Flsnnery 202-224 P. Wright 233 N. Stranlero 200-215 Lou Marlzio . 211 SAVE! » U V tt C. Kslista 227 H. Halfleldsr. 260 F. Kanfer. 213 A. Kbisa 22S S. Blmer 221 W. Coral H. 200 D. Downey 205 2O'lJttfrkBll» R. Preston 26J F. Delapletro 203 (••over Umber ft. MAT-KEY. SUNDAY MKED Rmnftlt IVY LEAGUE Apr. t FRIDAY NfTE EARLY BIRDS Wflmltw ftw 100 First St., Keyport March II Team W L April 1 * L Betty ft Eddie's SI 17 Team V L CO 4-0500 McGuire's Oaks Zlegter's Electric 81 38 Ken-Brad Const. 58 28 Jeffries Flying "A" Hendrkks Dairy Wfr 3*K Karitan Rollers 51 31 Hidden Brook Grinding Ulricbsen Boat Works 40 41 Lelteregs DelL 47 37 Tick-Tock deanera 41 IS Mat-Key 300 Bar 41 41 Mat-Key Rec. ' 48 38 SIDEWALK SUPERINTENDENTS INVITED . . . BETTER STILL, COME Magnolia Inn 41% 35V Schubert AlianUc 40 41 Nick's Beauty Shop 45 JS Gsllucd's Pastry 42 36 Emjays 40 41 Bsumon's Dairy 42 42 RIGHT INSIDE AND SEE US COMPLETE ONE OF THE VERY FINEST REC- Letter's Sunoco Service 48 42 Bsy Drug Co., Keyport 40>£ 43M Haley's Sunoco Service 4} 43 Four Deuces M 4S REATION CENTERS IN NEW JERSEY. Buck Smith's 47 43 Four O'. »M »W Orlando Mason Contr. 48 44 • 24 ULTRA MODERN BRUNSWICK LANES Mld-Keans Nat'I Bk. mm Frfd Wolf W Kulas Boat Work* 44 48 Joe Holub 252 * LUXURIOUS COFFEE SHOP, RESTAURANT and Bauman'f Dairy m 484 COCKTAIL LOUNGE Flamingo Bar 42J4 47v Joan Blessing 201 Bernlce's Beauty Salon 40 St it FREE PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTIONS KEYPORT REL. Cliffs Seafood 17 S3 • SUPERVISED NURSERY Fidelity Sales 17 O Mar. 81 Walllng's Market KM 53"/ * AMPLE FREE PARKING A PLACE B. S. ft R Co. 3554 Mecu • mm Iks** Ore*. Page Twelve THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, April 7, I960 ceded to the demand of. the KDKpeting gas station across English Return Forms Mr. Chantey Is io good coodUtiOB Heart Call For Help, Seven Girl* Join 102 Complaints firm lor an occupancy permit. town Rd. stirred up the matter Old Bridge Man in St. Michael's Hospital with burns No Basis For Action Mr. Kaufman described the adopt- Margaret S. Primavera, district on his left pslio and right calf. A Lashes Man To Craft Scout Troop 281 William Kaufman, Elizabeth, at- ing of a supplemental ordinance supervisor for the lMt Census of PS spokesman said Mr. Chantey's On Mar. 28 seven new Girl Scouts In Single Case torney for the defendants, declared and two resolutions against his Population and Housing, today Saved By Mates co-workers followed methods pre- Clifford Hilderbrandt, 509 North in court Thursday there is DO basis client's rights "panic action as a urged local residents who have Concourse, Cliilwood Beach, were invested into Troop 281 which Magistrate Samuel Sladkus, Quick-thinking Public Servict scribed in their first aid and safety meets at the Veterans of Foreign for action against his client as the l esuit of an outraged citizenry." received "sample" questionnaire! iinemen Monday saved the life of mighty thankful that Louis Rosen- Madison Township, heard opening to fill out the forms and mall training programs. Wars Hall, Cliffwood Beach. The township zoning ordinance does not Magistrate SI a i k u s dismissed an Old Bridge co-worker atop a thai, West Front St., Keyport. was figent Thursday on 102 com- specify which side of the gas sta- them to (be census district office working in the yard at the rear new scouts were Maria Brzezniak, the opening motion for dismissal promptly. utility pole 35 feet up hi the air in Susan Quiiiii, Donna Maniscalco, plaints lodged against the KDKtion is back. He declared it could by Mr. Kaufman. The magistrate Newark, Police and Public Service Area Trucking Firm of his home on Mar. 27. Mr, Construction Co., Elitabeth, by Jo construed from the rear lot The i a m p 1 e questionnaires, Rosenthal, hearing calls for help, Elaine Pouzenc, Margaret Dotioo, noted there Is pending in Chancery officials gave the following account: Mary Balume and Christine Fish. teph Huff, building inspector. The line from Fourth St. instead of printed on blue paper, were left Benjamin Chank'y jr., 25, of 4 Awarded Safety Prize investigated and found Mr. Hilder Division of Superior Court a civil at evtry fourth household during After as .impressive candlelight construction firm is building a gas Englishtown Rd. and in that case action based on injunctive proceed- Margaret St., Old Bridge; Henry brandt in the water at Enckson's the first stage of the census The Nappi Trucking Corp., Mor- Boat Basin, clinging to a line on ceremooy, a song and dance station to be leased to Shell Oil his clientjs gas station has more ing which would force the KDK Pfister of East Hanover and Louis ristown Rd., Madison Township, than 25 leet cleared of the rear which Is now virtually completed. his boat. lest was held and songs an! Co. at EagUshtown Rd. and Fourth Corp. to tear down the newly These questionnaires contained VanLoan of Newark were atop the has won a prize in a statewide dances from other countries high- line and has the proper setback] erected station if the verdict goes pole In front of 160 Jelliff Ave. fleet safety contest jointly spon- Mr. Rosenthal jumped into the St., Old Bridge. to the sideline. the detailed population and hom- lighted the program. against them. For that reason he ing questions which are asked of shortly after 2 p.m. They were sored by the Council of Safety boat, and unable to lift the victim The firm was issued a building Harold Smith, present township adjourned the hearing to Apr. 12. a 23 per cent sample of the popu- working on a new installation when Supervisors of the New Jersey Mo- into the craft, lashed him to the Before serving refreshments parrot As* 1. 185S. by Iota Coo- attorney, argued against this, de- lation. By using only a sample Mr. Chafiley apparently touched *a tor Truck Association and Trail- boat and ran for assistance. Leroy which were donated by Guadal- over, then tauikfing inspector. On claring it is obvious the "rear of of the population, the Census live wire. mobile, Inc. Erickson and several others re- canal Auxiliary. VFW Post tlii. Nov. I rentals of the are* told the lot ii taken from the maid road Girl Scout Troop 281 Bureau Is able to collect Import- Mr. Pfister and Mr. VanLoan The Nappi concern placed third sponded to the call and assisted the girls filled a paper birthday th* township committee the gas passing the property, and English- Visits Camp Nomoco ant information about the nalloo'i hooked Mr. Chanley'i safety bell Mr. Hilderbrandt from the water. cake with pennies to honor Julietta station bad been staked out in vio- town Rd, is a county highway. in the classification of fleets op- people at a fraction ol toe coat to theirs. Mr. Pfister then-per- erating from 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 He was treated for submersion. Lowe's birthday. _ ' '.:' ~.; • latioa of the setback restriction of Mr. Kaufman argued that ai long On Saturday Troop 281. Girl of a complete canvass. formed resuscitation for 10 minutes, 25 Iwt.iath* rear. Investigation as It ii not clearly stipulated In theScout?, chaperoned by Mrs. Robert miles annually during 1959. Its The success of the census de- with Mr. VanLoan's aid and Mr record was 1,018 accidents per thawed thji to be- the case, ac- wording of the ordinance, there Wallace, Mrs. Walter Owens and Chanley regained consciousness. Change P-1A Meeting cording to Mr. Smlfh, and the Miss Helene M. Dacy, visited Camp pends upon I h e- cft-operatoo ef 100,000 miles for a total of 2,75,569 can be no assumption made as to local resident* In filling out thm Lowered Ta Ground township committee at that time what is to be construed by the rear Nomoco. Smithburg. They were miles operated. The company will St. Joseph's Parent-Teacher As- forms and nulling them prompt- The two men made a hoist by -he_jwardeho a d a certificate of com- ordered work to cease Nov. U lot line. among the first troop members to ly, I b e district supervisor said. draping a rope under Mr. Chanters mend sociation will hold the regular April be at Camp Nomoco on Its spring mendation at the Association's an- meeting on Tuesday, Apr. 12 at 7 The stop order was reported Ig- Mr. Kaufman amplified his case She pointed out that all Informa- arms and gently lowered (Jim to nual convention Apr. 21 to 23 at nored and the township attorney, by citing that two blocks up reopening day. tion furnished to the Census the ground where, the crew fore- p.m.. instead of Apr. 19, because lonely? the Claridge Hotel, Atlantic City. of Easter vacation. Joseph H. Edgar, Highland Part, Englishtown Rd., at Sixth St., there The scouts renewed their outdoor Bureau Is kept In strict confidence man, Charles Lyons, and three oth- is another gas station, one of long lore by building a fire, knot tying er crew members, Adolph Bach- Pick up thr phone »od went into Superior Court after an under federal law and cannot be viiit > friaja. Coin little Injunction. It was denied. So the standing, and the building Is placed and stalking trails for others to fol- used for taxation, regulation, or meler. Newark, Garry Butter- on the lot the same way as the worth, ' Paterson and William to call anywhere. Boston, township committee then, on Dec low. Later, the first class scouts Investigation. for instance, from Asbunr 21, passed an amendment to the KDK Corp. placed the Shell sta- old the newly Invested SCOIIU Honiza. Clifton, walled. They gave the now conscious Mr. Chan- ParkoniroO*. Jmia. zoning ordinance imposing (200 fine tion. iboul (he legends native to Camp Home From Hospital sution nte after 6 p.m., for every day a violation exists and Mr. Kaufman entered U sepa- Nomoco. ley artificial resuscitation u a pre- cautionary measure, until a police ENGLISH 10% tax not included. prescribing a use permit must be rate counts for dismissal based on To complete the day, a Scouts Mrs. James F. Tobin sr., 141 obtained from the toning board of an alleged Insufficiency and In Own was held and the girls loft Broad St., Matawan, has returned Emergency Bureau detail under AGENCIES adjustment to build a gas station exactness of the zoning ordinance the camp, anticipating they would home from River view Hospital, Sgt. Richard Jackson arrived to But on Dec J6 Mr. Conovcr ac He Implied the operator n! a com- return in May. where she was a surgical patient. give Mr. Chanley oxygen FORD - COMET - MERCURY - LINCOLN MOST ACTIVE USED CAR LOT fToo%"PARin Cuddly Assorted IN MONMOUTH COUNTY Monmouth Street, Opposite Carlton Theatre frUlDICfllOIOUUERII tap-Nfo WISH MO1 RED BANK (ryitali AHIMAIS ' SHady side 7-4545 —1-6000 AT: SAVINGS TODAY THRU SATURDAY ; * - r