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Membai Nation*] JEdllDritl AraodtUoa 89th YEAR — 7th WEEK New J«rs«7 Pre» Association MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1957 Member County Prc»j AUOCUUOD Single Copy Ten Cents New Councilman Takes Oath Two Owners Appeal, Charge Gross New Ambulances For Matawan First Aid And Rescue Squad Assessment Inequities In Holmdel Mount Defends Levies; Special Meeting Tonight For Residents To Debate Issue. Two residents who arc- par-per cent of estimated true, ies to tax appeals on the as- nlue. .' ' " sessment on their properties, Mr.. Mount reminded Mrs. Mrs. Maude Cross and Mrs. Cross the assessment on her Marie Magce,' attacked tho as-hpusc had been reduced $1200 sessment practice of John this year. He also recalled she Mount, assessor, at. the- Holm- md sold two tracts for $18,000 el Township Committee meet- He found this made a total as- ing on Thursday, charging sessment of $14,800 Justified gross Inequities existed. Mrs. Cross protested the tracts Mrs. Cross and her husband, sold were corner business William, ara^ppeallng a $9800 properties which were out of levy on their refT acres plus a related value to the lest, $5000 assessment on their barn Questions Noble Assessment and house.- Mrs. Cross asked Mrs. Cross asked Mr. Mount Mr. Mount the assessment on about a $650 assessment on ft tillable land When he said it 25-acre tract belonging to bis . Matawan Borough Clerk J. Franklin Domlnick adminis- was from $50 to $60 an acre, brother-in-law, Frederick; tered (he oath of office to Everett E. Carlson who was ap-she complained only 149 acres Noble, on Longstreet Rd, whilo pointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilman James II. were tillable, yet-their whole Howard Corliss, of nearby Ilauscr who resigned the post recently. Mr. Carlson will farm was drawing nn average assessment ol $50 per acre. Everett Rd., was levied at serve as chairman of the police committee until Dec. 31. $1000 on 10 acres. Mr, Mount Mrs. Magee objected that an defended tbi Noble assessment $8000 assessment on the land as being on land largely Inac- Members of the Matawan First Aid and Rcaoue Squad, Inc., Other Biinad member* who were unnble to bo preient at ths owned by her husband. James, pose proudly with their two new 1DS7 Cadllli j ambulunccH which Matawan Police Air Force Lauds cessible. The assessor f o u n d. went Into suuad service rcoently. The rltjs ore equipped fully. time tlia plioto was taken »re Ted 1'hplan, Jim lUunor, RUT and herself, a 100 acre-tract of the $1000 levy on the Corliss: Doors, Urnlo Hamilton, Frank Dull, Ren Cartun, It, Colol, W. ; Those members present when the ambulances woro displayed the former Frentlss farm, land only one-terith of the, re were Capt Frank Cordasco, First Lt. Rlclmrd Lewis, Sgt. Wil-Wllkcnn, II, Thoniett, A. McDonald, J. Tourlno, Second Lt, T. Pay Boost Set Spafford Schanck makes them assessed at an av- ported $10,000 paid for It. liam Hulsnrt, II. Clunc, A. Dloduto, J. llodtllii, J. Nixon, II. Splooker, I', llutmjr, T, Iliumcy, M. noil, II, Holmes, F. Moser, rage of $75 per acre. Mrs. Kenneth Wllley Joined Mrs. Farlsl, s. Hnllock, M, Inaicy, F. Martin, W. Smith, «., W. It. Woollcjr, It, Uolnn, J. VntteW, M. Tune, L. Walker and Plan 15 Per Cent Receives Certificate Cross cited Uie Murray Todd Cross In criticizing a $25,250 Smith, Jr., I, Nnsbaum, C, Bardclla, J. Martin, 8. Iluilici anil C. Stulti. farm as having 44 acres levied M. Inguagfiato. ••'•• Across-The-Board For His Services t $1050 or $45. per acre and levy on 82.1 acres owned by he 27-acre Bherban tract, par- MI d d 1 c-Unlon Associates, a. Heeding a petition by Chief Clifton firm, In North Center-, . - At a special meeting of the tally subdivided, according to Sharks Return Sale. Suppfamont ~ , of Police John" J. Flood, the Matawan Borough Coun- ler report, assessed at $1500 ville when 79.5 acres owned Two Arc Killed Auto, Junkyard At Matawan Borough Council at cil held in the borough ball or $55 per acre. The Inequities by Stanley Stllwell, a Holmdel A youhr tiger ahark wax a special meeting Thursday developer, was levied at only tdvurllalni Thursday night, Mayor Spaf- which aroused Mrs. Cross the caught this week on the hook nitnounolnr on'- night Introduced an ordinance most, however, were on build- $6000. Mr. Willey claimed the In llcadon Crash bj Edward Durlew, ion of Mdic's Reopens providing a IS per cent across- ford W. Schanck was present- Middle-Union lend largely was K iiil(l.»iimiiicr bar* ings and personal property. Mr. rnd Mrs. William L. [dim for bandore »rc» the-board pay increase for ed a certificate by Master 3he found William B, Harding 'sand dunes" while the Stll- Centerville Man v* Durlew, Luppatatoni A v c, Attorney, For Keyport members of the police depart- Sergeant C. W. Moody of the wejl property was choice. He ihoppciri during tho M a ' a- assessed at $3600 for. build- Is Mishap Victim Keyport, while Utthlnir in Men Warns Of Rights ,van Salon Uuyi, whloll wilt ment. Trenton Air Defense Filter ings, and A total of $6450 on found it "odd" that the Stll- Itarltau Day. Tlio shark it held today Ihrouih Halur- Chief Flood said, according Center for his voluntary serv- ils 56-acre place, which she well property still was being Two persons, including a was about ono-foot-and-o it e Marlboro Township Commit- ay, la pti!>llnlmil thin week to state regulations, an enab- ices in support of the air de- ailed a "mansion" with a listed by the acre, like a farm. Hentervlllo man were Injured half lone, Tho adult tltor e was confronted with the h The Mntuwnu Journal. ling ordinance providing for fense of the United States. wimmlng pool. Mr, Harding Mr. Stllwell objected that 30 ntally yesterday morning. In a shark la a "man-enter" and roblom at Its meeting Thura- Mont Mntawan utorcn, the pay hikes must be adopted allowed $500 veterans ex- lots had been sold off tbe prop- two-car hcadon accident on grows to a much lartcr site. iy-bf-iwmlttlna two Koynorl ihack-r.li 11 of....«ntitindlii(_l by tbe borough council before The certificate set forth that emption on land which makes erty, so tbe assessment ap- Tho tiger hharks dis- It was presented to Mayor Route 3B near Palmer Ave. In nen, Roland Hoscr and Odour dioiuilnn valtirH, will rr- It can be placed on the ballot his assessment $6450, instead of plied to a much smaller sec- appeared from the lay wit- innin uppn tniluy nntl K«tur- Schanck, "In grateful recogni- $0950, according to Mrs. Cross. Holmdel Township, state po- tern alone with tho apart and oyl, to revive the auto wreck. in the November general elec- tion. lice nt the Keyport Barracks IR buelnosn conducted by. IQI- I unt'l II p.m. Htoren will tion for approval by the vot-tion and appreciation of the cdlhlo fish when Industrial Continental Air Defense Com- Mr. Wllley also wanted to reported. Tho victims w c r o 3ii Hall, Port Monmouth, mi- bo open l'rldiiy until 0 p.m. ers. Publlc,hearing on Further Ob lection know why . William Mulheron, pollution fouled tlie bay wa- Tlio ruli IH ftunnnc 'oil b: tlm j is scheduled at the regular mand, Ground Observer Corps Anlello Mcrora, 60. Union ters In tho 1D20H. Now, with ll a few monlliH auo on Ten- for voluntary services." The She also objected that Ber- owner of 5.5 acres, had been Ave., Centerville, and Robert icnt lid,; Momnnvlllo. Tho Mutuwnn Mrruli'-tnta /VHKOOI« - council session Aug. 27, iard Goldsmith should be lev- tlio return of edible and atlon and In nxtipeiitca ta certificate was signed by E. E. able to get a $50 reduction jn h. Etraloy, 21, nn R.O.T.C.- stu- sport fish to llio- bay, the ninlncBB wan conducted by Mv, Pay boosts hi the ordinance Partridge, General U. S. A., ed at $6000 for two houses and assessment on a farm Hall undcv tlio unmo nt draw «ho|ipnrN troin throunh- md a garage apartment, when dent at Fort Monmouth whose "man.cateru" apparently aro imt Mnmnniitl! Ouuilly. are proposed as follows: Chief, Commander in Chief of the basis by subdividing his prop- home Is In Montgomery, Ala. rclurnlnir, necking Hull nn » dto'8 Auto WiecUnrn. $5000 to $5750; -captain, $4500 Continental Air Defense Com- the Cross farm house and barn erty into two smaller parcels. were assessed at $5000. She Hource of food and comfort Commlltoemnn .lotteitl 1' r i- n mimlolinl parktuy to $5175; sergeant, $1250 to mand. Personal Levies Inequitable Mr. 8traley was pronounced In theca tvattm whtoh In due unzavo Initialed the mtvtltv Iota, directly laouted In tho -14.887'''and patrolmen will, re- said the Harding "mansion" Mrs. Cross was aroused dead on arrival at Rlvcrvlow The presentation was made to- o outUuro hot, ary, by slatlnic lie wnu voctlvuit lluurl ol l|\c bunlliKHK' Cl»- was. being Lvalued at only .$20,- over personal property :lcvlp«. Hospital, Ucd 'Bank-, 'w* fire -ho 1 ceKre^maxiinunu! - pi>»385T to 1 ', •w'jaWiBt'ii*;.,-!- :.:' •;-,'.'...,-.-. - •-••,.• cpmpWnto nboiU Junkyavan li trlcl. wlH tin nindn uvallaMe *«00 -depending on length, of 1ri the presenco- of>Col;-sThe

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ESTAUU8UED ltd TclepbUM CEnwrl I-JtM - 4. MiUEl flBOWN, PUBUSI1ER Published tverjr Ttaurtdw «t Keyport, Muuaoutb County N. i. OUR PAST BjBEOWM PUBUSUUJU AND PBWTUiO COMPANY By You* _ .(Asbury Park Press) Growing Interest In things J. Mitxl Brown. Editor - GeraUlm V. Brown. AjsodiU Editor Rutgers Garden Reporter ONCE A FIREMAN, always a fireman and the boys historical was Indicated over Subscription Bates Payable In advance lawn "Touch Up" the weekend in the 'ttendance From Harris Gardens Fire Company in Union Beach who go One Hear imihln , MM "What about those sprays at the Monmouth County His- to blazes turned out to be Johnnys on the spot recently. While Six Months 12 50 One Veal (outside state). 1300 that make a brown lawn green torical Association's 10th an-returning their fire apparatus from a mechanical repair shop Three Months $160 One Yeai (outside U. &L «100 again?" nual fair at Monmouth Park in Newark, four members of the company discovered a Tbt MtUwan Journal U a newspaper "at ttw peoplft, br the people, Our turl men here at the race track. and (oi the people." Its aim U to aerve Iba b«t utemta at Uttawan and trucHload of furniture ablaze on the northbound Isne of the vicinity; to present all ol tha oewa ol UM week wltlioul bias or prejudice Experiment Station tell me An estimated 7,000 persons tn a dean lane conservative maoner. respecting the Inalienable rlgbU they have been getting any New Jersey Turnpike in Elizabeth. Although the laddies si out dlliena. and Uxjtbj making Itseli worthy ol their oonfldenw. Islted the two-day show, nvmbe rTrf-letters that ask which featured exhibits of an- had no fire service equipment with them, they kept the - • Responsibility for typographical trrora la limited to the coat ol the pretty much the same Ques- tiques, early autos, paintings, apace occupied bj neh error. tion. Home owners have been blaze confined with chemical extinguishers until apparatus reading about the latest chem- nd handicrafts. It was the from the Elizabeth Fire Department arrived. The four Entered ai tecond-claaa matter at the pott office at UaUwan. rl. J. argest attendance In the under U» aet ol March a. UW. ical mixtures Intended to give Harris Gardens members were commended at the scene.by_ a sun-baked lawn new green show's history and the profits go toward operation of the as- the chief of the Elizabeth department and the state police. THURSDAY, AUG. IS, 1957 color almost Instantly, Face Four sociation museum In Freehold. Aboard the truck were Capt. Frank Phillips, chief engineer In the first place, mixtures may be new. but the idea be-; Attendance at the museum, James Ellis, who suffered burns of the hands and was hind "touching up" the lawn which has an outstanding dis- treated at the scene, assistant engineer Arthur Archimbaud Ambassador Joe play of Colonial furniture and goes back maybe 25 years, and Harry Wilson. Over the years, Joe Palooka, who lives in a comic strip, they say. Earlier preparations other antiques, also has been has taken on flesh-and-blood character as a champion of thi were dyes-newer ones have on the rise In recent years. v underdog and backer of worthy causes. In his latest roll pigments, plus other ingredi- Throughout the nation, visit- THE OLD BRIDGE Fresh Air Association'is going ahead ss unofficial ambassador of goodwill, he has adopted the ents. ors travel hundreds of miles with its plans for a damage suit against two area industries to inspect such historic sites CARE Self-Help Program as "a wonderful way to show Brief Trials Only they allege are polluting the branches of the South River, needy peoples in other countries that Americans really care Frankly, there has been lit- as Willlamsburg, Va., the Wit terthur Museum at Wilming- and the atmosphere in Old Bridge. The group is openly about their welfare." tle time for any deep research at the' Experiment Station as ton, Del..,Old Sturbrldge Vil- satisfied that the State Department of Health will do nothing Ail this month, Joe is urging his millions of friends you might appreciate. These lage In Massachusetts and to alleviate the condition for one reason or another and substances for the most part Shelburne Village in Vermont. eel the only recourse- left them is through the courts. throughout the country to join him in support of this pro- h gram. Its purpose is "to help impoverished people in other have come along t '- year, Restoration of the Deserted Thomas Miller, an Old Bridge perennial, is leading the bat- lands stand on their own feet by giving them the types of and they're appearing on deal- Village at Allaire will add a tje against the alleged pollution. Miller claims the air is ers' shelves at Just the.right similar attraction at the Jer- oaded with ingredients which peel paint from houses, supplies that will enable them to increase their own food moment, particularly In sey Shore. supplies and earnings, and improve their health, and educa- tarnish silverware and generally make life miserable for drought-seared New Jersey. tne res en s tion." To back these aims, CARE delivers plows, farm tools, '^ t of the area. Miller charged paint stayed on Manufacturers, of course, REBIRTH AT KEANSBURG ne nousc various mechanics' kits, books, sewing machines, public do their own research and Looking Backward (Bed Bank Register) s and there were no odors in Old Bridge before health supplies and other materials to needy people in make tests before making; a When court ruling closed & arrival of the industries under suspicion...... The .associ- Keansburg's gambling standr ation hha s retaineidd SayrevillSll e LawyeL r JosepJh h T. Karcher whho countries of Europe, Latin America, Asia and the Middle product available. Item* About FaOa An* TUan We In The Lont Aio East Dr. Richard Skogley tells last year, some concession- represented a similar group of residents in 1953 in r success- me two manufacturers' repre- aires predicted the economic ful attempt to obtain damages. CARE has sent and still is sending millions of food sentatives called a fe'w weeks Forty-Five Years Aio of carelessness on their part. doom of the borough's beach- packages to the hungry in other countries, but we must ago and Invited him to try Edwin C. Bloat, with a large As to whether the house was ront. Today Its hotels and follow through to make it possible for these people to stand some. rooming houses are bursting HATS OFF TO Keyporter Cornelius Ackerson, noted auto truck from Trenton, has nsured or not could not be Chrysanthemum expert on his new book, "The Complete on their own feet and build better lives. He sprayed both products, been carting potatoes from his at the seams with the biggest side by side on a, patch of ascertained. Influx of visitors th« borough Book of Chrysanthemums," vphich will be published late So Joe says: "Let's give our friends in other lands the farm at Ely. The round trip tools to help themselves." He recommends your contribu- Brass along a roadway, a n d Thursday evening, at 7:30 has seen since the war years in October of this year by Doubleday and Company, Inc. there's no doubt that the from the farm to the Freehold with their travel restrictions. The book has 28 line drawings and 53 photographs, 28 of tions be sent to your nearest Railway Express Agency of- freight depot is about 12 miles o'clock, a meeting of all bor- sprayed part looks green.'. It The no-vacancy signs, park- them in full color, according to the publisher. In its fall pre- fice, or directly to CARE, New York ' itands out like a little Island and he haa carted 300 barrels ough tire police was called by A. B. Stultz,' president of Ing meter receipts and Unk- view of publication schedules, Doubleday says "For sneer in a sea of brown. . . per da. ' T six loads of 50 bar- ing cash registers In legiti- beauty, diversity of bloom and long-lasting flowers, the Washington Engine Company, What's more, -color stayed rels each. The experiment has mate amusement places prove Chrysanthemum has much to recommend it as Especial even after a thorough washing proved so successful that oth- 'or the purpose of creating that Keansburg does not need during one of Mew Bruns- hobby. Here Cornelius Ackerson covers every aspect of er farmers in the neighbor- Fire Police Organization. the wheel games to draw re- Chrysanthemums, whether they are grown for garden beauty, The Bell For Safety wick's rare showers this sum- sort trade. mer. hood are considering the" ad- Morris Swerdel, president of cutting, exhibition or commercial purposes. Using diagrams When school bells ring in our bayshore area commun- One manufacture claims visability of adopting the same the Keyport Lumber and Although some feel that bus- as well as.beautiful photographs for visual aids, Mr. Acker- ities, there will be thousands of school children trudging that If you like to roll around methods of bringing their pro- Plumbing Supplies Company, ness would be even better in son gives background and facts oh such' points as nomen-' the baysljore resort if the along our streets. Will they get back and forth to school In green grass you can do so duce to market. Inc., announced-today that his c,laturc, growth patterns, drainage and others." Doubleday inly minutes after spraying on The boat races were run off new 1100,000 lumber plant games were open, It begins to safely? become evident that there are adds, "His book will be of prime importance to ihe amateur ils product, and your pinafore yesterday afternoon in connec- erected on the old Keyport grower. . . even the beginner ... as well as a bonanza' to Last year 2650 youngsters from five-years-of-age to 14 r white shirt won't pick up tion with Keyport's three-d a y more effective attractions. Junction of the the commercial grower." - ; lost their lives in accidents on our nation's highways. Along ay mn-e stain than If lite carnival, but the Venetian pa- i Several years of foreslghted with getting those "first day clothes" ready, every parent rass '-•as naturally green. rade on the water at n 1 g h t new cut-off on Route 35, Cliff- planning and work by borough Claim Barmlessness was postponed because of the wood, now is completed, al- ifflclals has brought about Im- should consider rehearsing the children on saftey rules and though business has been con- NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING is the "bargain media" for the best route to take to reach school in the safest possible Another claim Is absolute rain and It will be held to- irovernent *of the borough's food store advertisers! says the National Association of larmlessness to children and night. ducted there for several beach. That, and fair weather, manner. •• weeks. Retail Meat and Food Dealers which met recently in Chicago. >ets. But up to now none of Many of Uncle Sam's pen- are believed to be responsible Especially important is getting the youngster who is sur researchers has brought Last night, shortly after for the current boom. The association urged its membership to use newspapers 'lin sioners, throughout the coun- order to build your businesses on the firmest of founda- entering the first grade off to a good start. Guide him he kiddies over to walk try are very much put out be- midnight, a telephone call Kcansburg's future lies In Its from Rltter Johnson brought iions." The association passed a unanimous resolution pro- carefully along the route, pointing out signal lights, cross iround In their bare feet on :ause the payments due them natural advantages: Its proxi- Acting Chief Theodore Bastedo :laiming that "No other form of advertising reaches the home walks, and the old-fashioned but still important rule—"stop, tie patch of glorified grass, m Aug. 5 have not been re- mity to New York, Its trans- i other words, the harmless to his home in quick order to faster or has greater readership than the newspaper." By look and listen." ceived. The trouble Is that portation potential and Its safe aim has been tested by the Uncle Sam has run out of intercept, if possible, some one reaches. the Way, there's still time to-get your ticket to the Dodger- . At the same time, instill in the child a healthy respect anufacturer, but not by tie money and the pensioners peeping In the kitchen window game tomorrow night when Keyport night will be observed. for the traffic officer or school patrol. If you have moved xperlment Station. must wait until Congress pass- if his house on Spring Street, REWARDING TEACHERS See Andy Ulrichseri on arrangements. Our sports page searchlight on the automo- . into a new neighborhood and the children are attending a One of Dr. Skogley's col- es the appropriation bill. (Asbury Park Press) this week carries the details. Monmouth Park has closed agues observed while we ille was turned on the thicket but not without a humorous note. One ardent fan we know,' J- S 'new school, this "dress rehearsal" is most important. On ere talking about the n e w The Old Homestead Hotel at back, of the house, but was of Those who teach our. chil- the way, check to see that the school section has been prop- "magic" that 1V« hard to tell Matawan Is advertised, no avail. L ! dren- in the public schools, are who lost consistently all season went to tfie" BagndaS'of erly posted with warning sighs for motorists. In • toucned-up lawn If it's sold on, the premises al among the most Important cit- Monmouth on get?way day. He not only lost on the ponies Iff's sale at 2 o'clock next Whatever may be the real getting disease spots. But, on reason for it, it Is noticeable izens in the community. This but lost his railroad ticket home as well. The end of a , ••'•'., Drivers, too, should be alert at the re-opening of school. he other hand, diseases don't Tuesday afternoon to satisfy a foes not mean that they .are perfect day. . . Ifyou are living,-in a new place, learn to watch for areas Judgment obtained against .hot the waters of Rarltan Bay ihow up often In a dry year. ire cleaner and clearer than lways recognized as such. In where children wait for the school bus, the playgrounds JIow much dotia treatment Landlord Davis. At one time all too many cases, nel'ber this hotel was a good paying for several years past. That "ind~ 6lher""places" where" "youngsteracongregaie; Get 'to" ost? Well, the larger amounts thls--U.M...may_be djue In a their financial rewards nor THIS 't^JTHAT._.__,..Cixcus.^today"at~the~Old~BridgB ost proportionately less, but property, but ot late years it ttelr-prestlge-flts-the tttntria— raceway sponsored"by-the Old Bridge Community Center. i know these "slow down" spots. has not proved a money mak- large measure to the light •ou can spray a thousand ;lon they make to society. Two shows are slated in the afternoon and evening . . . The If the motorist will renew his driving route and par- er and It Is more than prob- waged -by.: the State Depart- iquare feet of lawn (or a dol- ment of Health against pollu- Although teachers' salaries woofs, meows and chirps run into a considerable amount ents spend a few minutes going over the basic safety rules able that It will not realize a /e gone up, their real In- ar or two; .. tion and .the action taken, by of money over the year. Our dogs :uid cats consumed with their children, needless tragedies may be prevented on sufficient sum to pay the come in terms of purchasing mortgage on It and the Judg- .he several shore municipali- $275,000,00$,, 0 worth of food last year while parakeets pecked cur local streets. If you try one ol these coV power has not kept ioce with p p rlng agents, be sure you can ment against It. ties againc* the City of New away to the tune of Si. . . pg of money York In an endeavor to stop the rise in business and Indus- . . . Speaking of money and jperate your sprayer so that try. A recent study shows that hoh w it goes, back in 1940, full-time students in public it gives a «ood even coat. Twenty-Five Years Ago • the city from dumping Its gar- lli d bl bage at sea. financially speaking, It Is not colleges "paid about $740 each for tuition, books and living Or maybe a Httlr uneven- (Issue.Friday, Aug. 12, 1032) now as attractive to be a cess in color doesn't make Tho homestead on the farm Ten Years Ago expenses during a year.. Last year the tab amounted to Issue Thursday, Aug.14, 19471 teacher as it was In the years $1500 .. . People across the nation aren't taking too seriously Support For The Sadlak BUI ny difference to you at this formerly belonging to the late Just before World War n. stage of the game. John Whltlock, at Morganvtlle, A caution to Matawan mo- the possible deleterious'effect of cigarettes which has been Public response to the Sadlak bill for reducing federal One thing Is sure. If you go was destroyed by fire Tuesday torists Is sounded by P o 11 c e The chances are that, In the subject of official statements and counter statenv?*!. income taxes can be described accurately as overwhelmingly to restoring any color now the afternoon. Because of the Chief Edwin A. Sloat on t w o most places, teachers' salaries This year, it is forecast, cigarette consumption will «oj tha will not soon be boosted to favorable. neighbors are sure to know, house being unoccupied and directives from the. of flee ot former all-time record of 394,100,000,000 established in 1952. frequented by tramps, it Is catch up with the gains made This measure would cut the maximum income tax rat especially If you and they are State Motor Vehicle Commis- forbidden to use the hose. thought the fire was the result sioner Magee this morning. by workers In business and In from its present 91 per cent to 42 per cent over a five-year- One asks police to press the dustry. Yet that must be the A STORY FOR period. That period could be extended to nine years if apprehension of drivers with goal If we are to attract necessary to avoid unbalanced budgets and deficit financing. only one New Jersey license teachers of high quality In suf- Taxes in all the income brackets would be reduced by sub- plate. Penalty for driving with flolent number to assure good stantial amounts, and none would be increased. The gov- Social Security Questions one plate Is $100 tine or 10 education for our children. ernment still would get all the revenue it legitimately needs days In jail, the chief warns In the meantime, there Is on- because, according to Representative Sadlak's carefully doc- Reminder also Is given that ly one thing that any com- Q—What happens if I be- Q—As a wage earner, do I tho first period for 1947 on the munity can do to Improve the umented computations, increased tax revenue from expandin get credit for earnings from and stimulated employment and economic activity wouli come disabled nnd cannot Inspection of motor vehicles situation. Groups and Individ- By Margaret A Lcavy continue working? sideline business') will be up Aug. 31. uals can make n pilot of more than offset the losses from rate reductions. C demonstrating their apprecia- A—If you becomo disabled A—The maximum earnings For the second time within When Isabel Sang Hundreds of organizations in every part of the nation credit anyone* can receive for a* little more than three tion of the work that teachers and cannot continue working civic clubs, chambers of commerce, commercial groups nnc a calendar year Is $4200. If months, Marlboro Township are -loins. They can show that Isabel was the smallest "Peep, peep, peep!" aang educational institutions have gone on record in favor of thi you should get In touch with your covered wogea come to residents, Tuesday, at a spc they recognize teachers as citi- thrush In the whole forest. She a mockingbird. And he laugh- zens whose good work Is fun Sadlak bill. The list grows steadily. the nenrest Social Secu-lty Of- less than that you are opera- clal election, approved an $82,- lived with her mother and fath- ed and laughed. "You're not fl. If you have substantial ting a small business on the .500 improvement program for damental to the immunity's er at the top of a green, leafy a wood thrush, you're a peep side, you must report and re- future, Such recognition Is no Mr. Sadlak himself has said that his proposal "is dc earnings under the social se- ,tho Morganvllle and Roberts- tree. bird," he said. signed primarily to moderate tho tax impact on individual: ceive credit for your net earn- Schools. substitute for adequate finan- Each morning, when Mr, Isabel was ashamed. She curity propram It i.iay be pos- end on small and growing business, and to eliminate thi ings from the business, provid- Shoulder-riding offenses on cial rewards, but It* will go a Sun popped his head over the flew away as fast as she could, tax barrier to starting new businesses." It is an obvlou sible to place a "Prcczo" on ed that you net at least |t00 Route 36 In Keyport have de- long way toward showing the tree-tops, the wood thrushes She Hew and flew until It be- fact that present tax laws and rates work a greater hardshl your record so tint the non- In the year. creased In number over the teachers that their eftortr are began to sing. They lifted their gan to get dark. understood and appreciated. OP the small business, with, its limited assets, than on thi work years resulting from Q—What should I do to b past week, state police report, feathered throats to the blue Suddenly she looked about your disablement will not assured that I will get what Is with consequential relief for sky, and sang "Qood Morning" her. "Where am I?" she asked long-established big business with Its great assets. These residents along the highway INCREASED EFFICIENCY to the new day, all except Isa- In a frightened voice. It was laws, in other words, stand in tho way of growth and success count against you when you coming to mo under the Soc- ial Security program? from dust. (Asbury Park Press) be!. dark and cold. Sht fluttered and, therefore, dep'rive government of increased tax rev- reach rormal retirement age. Announcement by Capt. An- The decision to equip the "Why don't you sing, Isa- this way and that, looking for enues that would follow growth and success. A—See to It that your em- Q—Do I need a btrlh certifi- ployer has your correct name drew Q. Shepard, commanding trucks of Monmouth County bel?" her father would say. her home In the green, leafy officer pf the Ernie Naval Am- road department foremen with "I|can't sing." said Isabel. The next step is up to Congress. cate? and social security number. tree. Check with the Social Secur- munition Depot, that s li I P- two-way radios Is a sound one "Don't bo silly. Whoever "Oh, dear I" sighed Isabel. A—When you apply for ben- ments of ammonium nitrate The trucks in every sense heard of a wood thrush who "Where Is my home? Where efits undei tho Social Security ity Administration occasional- ly to see that your earnings compound, an Inflammable can bi considered emergency couldn't sing?" asked her fath- are my mother and father? II tift't Atrtetf Jtbmenl Program evldenco of your age fertilizer blamed for tho de- vehicles, especially during hur- er. .- only I knew how to sing I Then will bo required. This need not aio properly credited to you: account. Bo sure your wife struotlve blasts of Texas City, ricanes, heavy snow and 1 o e So Isabel would try. 3 b e they would know -vhere I was MltV *tL» M« "rbo MKS CLowerxs, So -ibu win. o«- bo a birth certificate If them Tex., and Brest, France, would storms, and other disasters opened her mouth very wide and come and find me." 1 knows her rights In case ol INTeTMfStap IM WfMT/Wc AKO OolMO 16 Do Next ErrtlNO, Is no pubr record of your ago your death, and make appli- be shipped overseas from the Occasionally telephone lines nnd puffed out her ruffled "Whooooooo," an old owl MatrrHcna we wiu. HMQVIB ^COWITUM «Apeu.us,/vjp tho evldenco necessary to es- cation at tho nearest social depot's Leonardo pier, brought fall and the road crews, scat- feathers. But all that could be hooted nearby. Crickets cblr- tttlMO TTlCMTlCM WILL BETfta OI/VJT HYBRID OAlLt-WDI^ tablish one m&y be uacd to anxious Inquiries from res! tered across the entire rounty. heard was a tiny "peep. peep, rupped In the grass. Isabei itO OIWORPIIOTHGPA — OK WOULD *>u PtANTPtANTViViaa | scourlty offlco when you re- establish your age. without tire at 05 or later. dents 'of the area. can't be reached. pcepl" , shivered and wished she were VIUCA PCLAVAYI WTfiu SroT? BYlHaVsMV, txo Despite the inclement wea- fliiMULA WLA0O10BB 9a W6M. TfllS YOAT*? paying the cost of getting a dc- The crews In the past have . Her father shook his head back home In her cozy nest, l-.yod birth cortlfl'ate. ther, a record turnout attend- been called on to evacuate res- and said. "I don't understand She flew to the top ot a till ed the fourth, annual plcnlo ot idents of flooded areas, It. Wo will have to find a sing- tree and looked all about, but Q—What Is thts business of the members of Matawan clear road3 of debris, and Ing teacher for you. she could see nothing. limiting my earnings to $1200, Hook and Ladder Co. No. block off areas made danger- Every day Isabel practiced Just then she heard a sound, after I urn drawing benefit and their families held on Sun ous by fallen wires. It Is equal and practiced, but she It was a nice.1 home s"und. As payments? Docs this mean day at Chccsequako Park. ly essential that they- be' Im couldn't seem to learn to sing, she flew toward It, the sound tlicn that I can earn up to (100 The Matawan Townsnl mcdlntely jj when sud One day she felt extra sad; came again. r per month? ' Democratic Club Is holding den temperature drops c o a She said to her mother, "Will "Isabel! Isabel! Where are A—Tho rctlro'mcnt test In an picnic at Charlie's Beach nex roads with Ice. maklnp. promp I ever be aUle to sing? you?" It. was her mother call- annual test. If you average no Sunday. It will be an all-da sanding necessary to preven "Don't worry, someday ing! more than tlOO per month fot affair with refreshments scrv accidents. when you find something to . Isabel was so happy to hear tha year you may earn more cd. stag about, you will sing." her mother's voice, she sud- than that for a few months at Books On Sala sald her mother. "Just keep drnly burst out'slnglnfr. 8h» a tlmo and still draw 11 bene- Just "colorfast" Is no The Township Of Matawan trying and I know you will lifted her head to the dark, fit checks. However, when you enough to describe tiio charac Hiilory B"olt will be en sal learn." night sky and sang und sang! work nt a rate of more than torlstlcs of fastness of fabric until October at Ann's Dakery Isnbcl did try. One day, OS She sang so loud, her moLh- 1100 a month, It Is a good Idea Look for tags that give tutor North Concourso. Cliff wood shp was flying from one tree er hoard and flew right to the to notify the Social Security mntlon on fastness to light, Dcnch. nnd Durlew'f Grocery to another, »he played a little tree where she was. "Was Administration to withhold prcsnlratlon, washing, d r Store, South Concourae. Cliff ffumc Each time sue would that you singing, Isabel?" ask- your payment]. At the end of donning and to crocking wood Bench It also may bf light on a dlffciint branch, ed her mother, the year a balance will be which Is rubbing off of eo!or tnirri' irr at Idp nom» ot Mrs she would try to sine n little "Yes," »h It a^ATil M o ri m o u t h Co'.ii'. ..' '•".ne Avc . C'l'ilvnuu Beach. Price, "Peep, peep',' pee;!' she sing about. Now I'feel like « ments duo you will bo paid to 9 VA CttANIO UP rCKA OWN MftlUt, HU" you, •. Agent, Mrs. Lorim K. White, 113.00 per copy. real wood thrushl" 4-H'ers To Shine Mrs. F. Hubert ArFair Saturday -MaiawAM.._P' eJCsonal J tems News Of You And Taar Family Is Appreciated At Anj Tim* Awarded Citation ChuTGh;\Directory MATAWAN Wool skirts and tyrolean Mrs. Frank Hubert, immedi- print blouses were the most ate past president of the Lad- Aur. 15. 1957 Page Flv* popular style at the rtcent Mrs. Justine C. Eggleston. Margaret Otto, Betty Beck. Mrs. Carl Drlres, Cleveland, ies Auxiliary of the Veterans Flrtt Church ol Chrlit, Keyport Reformed Church SolentUl "Middlesex County 4-H Dress and, daughter. Mrs. Isabel tEg- Karen Gary, Elaine Emmons Ohio, who has been visiting of Foreign Wars to-Guadalca- Warren St., Keyport Review." Judging, according to SI Broad St., Keyport gleston) Breen, recently re- and Sarah Ellen Noddlngs en- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson, nal Post 474,5. Cllffwood and Rev, Roderick N. DeYoung, Miss Elizabeth Anne S m 11 h, turned home alter spending six joyed a bicycle ride to Tele- Matawan, was presented With Sunday service H am Wed- . •'• • Pastor Shower Given For assistant 4-H club agent. weeks at the lookout, Ogun- graph Hill Park. Holmdel, for left for her home on Monday. a citation at 0>e regular meet- nesday testimonial meeting 8 During the monllui of July The girls who received- ex- quit, Me. While on their vaca- lunch on Monday. Upon their She was accompanied by Mr. ing Thursday evening 0! the p.m. Rending room open Wed- cellents hi both modeling and tion, they also toured New return, the group had refresh- and Mrs. Wilson, auxiliary in the Post Home. nesday 2 to i p.m. and August, the morning wor- Miss W. Anderson ship service and an education Miss Wllma Anderson, Un- construction, and are 14-years- Brunswick, Canada. ments at Sarah Ellen's home. Rollins Perrlne is a surgical Commander Frank Pagllaro Scientific healing, healing of-ase. will take part in the % Deborah and Jeffrey Spira. Thomas BJancardl an: Nino through the power ol flod, hour for children starts at 10 ion Beach, was honored at a patient in Hazard Hospital. made the presentation from . "State Dress Review" at Cher- Kew Garden Hills. L. I., have Parella, Waterbury, 'Con fl- the National Headquarters of Soul, will be a topic dealt a.m. Following a 15-mlnute shower held July 31 at t li • ry Hill Inn, Haddonfield. on returncd-home after a v 1 s i t Mr. and Mrs. William Brad- with at Christian Science serv- are visiting Mr. and Mfs. Ber- the Veterans of Foreign Wars devotional service with the Union Beach First Aid Squad Saturday, Sept. 14. Luncheon with their grandparents, Mr. nard DiSanto. ley and sons. John and Wll- for her "excellent work In the ices Sunday. for the participants from congregation, the children will Building, given by her bridal and Mrs. Richard T e a g u e, Mrs. Frank Bliss entertained liam.are touring the New Eng- recent poppy drive." Matthew's account of Christ throughout New Jersey, will Ravine. Dr. In response to her Invitation, Jesus' healing of the two blind bo taken to the auditorium to attendants, site will uecom* be sponsored by the "S ears the Friday Evening Bridge land States. Mrs. Howard Jones, Ravine Club, when the prize winners the Ladies Auxiliary will as- men (0:27-31): will be Includ- be shown a movie, film strip the bride of Charles Lain* Roebuck Foundation.'-'. Among Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beam, sist the post In the carnival ed in the readings from the or sot of slides. Tho education- 4-H'ers who will represent Dr.,-is a surgical patient at were Mrs. Frederick K. Dede- South Amboy, were guests tor brccht, Union Beach, at St. Monmouth Memorial Hospital. rick. Mrs. Elmore Kattner and they are running in Cllffwood King James Version of the al hour'will conclude at 11 John's Methodist Church, Rar- ' Middlesex County at the event dinner Thursday evening of Park this week. Bible. The subject of the les- Mr. and Mrs. George Mag- the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Read, a.m., samo as the conclusion are: Judy Crane, Maria Mac- nenat and Mrs. Ernest R, Pet- Jlhe coke sale originally son-sermon Is "Soul." Itan Township, Saturday, Aug. cia, Madison Township, and .[jJMr. and .Mrs. Joseph Sheldon at Peterson's Buttonwoed Man- scheduled for Aug. 23 and 21 time ol the worship hour. Par- 17. erson spent Sunday with Mr. were weekend guests of Mr. From "Science and Health jean Herbert, Old Bridge. and Mrs. J, F. McDonald and or, in celebration of .M r 8. has been postponed to Aug. 20 with Key to the Scriptures" ents are Invited la attend and Decorations were In w h 111 a n d Mrs. William Pearson, Read's birthday. and 30 lit the beachfront at These and many other out- family, Carbondale, Pa. Fair Lawn. by Mary Baker Eddy the fol- bring the children. with tho itlfts placed under a Mr. and Mrs. H. Olcnn Rod- Cllffwood Beach. Mrs. Frank lowing will be read (310:11- fits will be modeled for the Mrs. William Bader recently while waterlnB can. public at the "Middlesex Coun- Frank Mollenhauer, Elling- man and sons, Glenn and Mitchell and Mrs. Ralph Spur- 10): "Knowing that Soul and St. John's Methodist Church returned home from a week's ton, S.I.. was a weekend guest ty Dress Kevlew" tomorrow at visit, at the home of Mr. and Bruce, returned home Satur- borough will be co-chairrrfen. Its attributes were forever South Main St., Kejport' Guests wcro Mrs, a. Ander- of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells. day after spending one week manifested through man, tho son, si'., Mrs. M. Lnmbrecht, 8 p.m., at the Fair,TT3i'oundS7 Mrs. Harold Robiflson, -JBHver 1 Mrs. Harry Kern wilt* be Rov. Norman R. RIley, Pastor Dunham's Corner.' "S h o w- Springs, Md. Mrs, Paul Bish. Mrs; Spaf- at Surf City,- • • \ chalrlady of a new club pro- Master healed the sick, gave During the month of August, Mrs. V. Smllh, Mis, J, McOra- ford W. Schanck and Mrs. El-_ sight to the blind, hearing to time" will be the dress re- Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Read Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dern- ject to start In September, tho pastor will h a v c as his Kim, Mrs. M, McGrosan, Mrs. view's theme with the setting more Kattner were guests at berger, Dr. William H. Pengel The next meeting will be the deaf, feci^to the lame, sermon themes, "Four Steps to F. McNftmoe, Mrs. W. Black, and daughter, Miss Margaret thus bringing to light the sci- depleting Broadway. Ann Read, spent Sunday at the dessert and bridge Friday aft- and Mrs. Pengel, and Mr. and held Sept. 6 when the winter Happiness." Step throo to bo Mrs. M. Mutthows, Mrs. Wen- ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. Mrs. Charles C. Schock, SFA schedule will start with meet- entific action of the divine discussed Sunday will bo "Set zel, Miss Wenzol, Mrs, Bocotl, Among those on the commit- iBndls Valley Farm Museum, Mind or humnn minds and iancaster, Pa., and The Clois- Franklin Domlnlek. Mrs. Bish attended a cocktail party ings on the first and third New Goals." Services will bo Miss N. llncon, Mrs. J. Crr, tee in charge of arrangements held high score. bodies and giving a bettor un- Mrs. M. Milne, Mrs. O, lor the "dress review" a re ter, Ephrata, Pa. Saturday, at the home ol Mr.' Thursdays. held at 0:30 a.m. and 11 o'clock and Mrs. Henry Q. Wlckham, Mrs. David Twomey won the derstanding ol Soul and salva- Special music will bo furnished Cavlcs, Mrs. J. Brand, Mrs. Miss Sylvia Molnar, Miss Ann Miss Mildred Teague, Atlan- Mrs. Karl Heuser and Mrs. tion." , Ga., flight attendant on Peter A. Read attended the Red Bank. special award and refresh- by Mils' Kstl.ev Davis, Mlas a. Anderson, Jr., Miss A, TrR- Chamberlain, Madison Town- him. Mrs, W. Rltt, Mist P. ship, and Miss Herbert, O 1 d Eastern Airlines' Silver Pal- Breton Woods Woman's Club Miss Berna Johnston, De- ments were served by Mr s. Olive Dnvls and Mis. William Kern, Mrs. Robert Collins, Flnt PreibyterUn Church Hnnlon. Andcr-on, Union Beach, Bridge. con, who has been visiting her Federation Day yesterday aft- troit, Mich., who has been vis- Main St., Matnwan ernoon. Mrs. George VanQlahn, Mr "• Youngsters from 10 through parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- iting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Ho- Rev. A Galloway, Also Mrs. F, Etustmonil, ard Teague, Ravine Dr., has brough, left for her home, Raymond Grosholz and M r s. Firm Methodtit Church 17 are eligible t<> compete In Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. 'Cliarles caudlloro. Pastor Mm. A. Mucllayno, Mis. J, returned to her home. Laehder and children, Linda Monday. 810 Main SI., lUalawiiu Hughes, Mrs, J, Alexander, the fair fun contests, to be Church service is held at Rev. Albort D. Curry. Pastor held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, at Linda Erdmann, Phyllis nd Helen, Memphis, Tenn., Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Die- Koyport; Miss Olive Steven- 0:30 a.m. when Juc A. Cush- Tho Rov. Clinrles 8, Oriy the "Middlesex County Fair" Hardy, Lynn Wolverton and •islted Mr., and Mrs. W. C. •Ich, Broad St,, entertained man will be In charge dm-lns son, Mlas N. Craig, Liiurence at Dunham's Corner, Miss Susan Carlson are spending oddlngs and relatives and dinner and bridge on Satur- Miss Carole Bray will preach on tho topic, Harbor; Mrs. M, O r « n d e, rlends In Matawan last week. the absence of the pastor. Sun "ChrlBt Builds Hla Cliurdi," nt Smith has announced. 'Wo weeks at Camp Matallion- ay evening. Guests were Mr. day School also IK at 0:30 a.m. Cllffwood; Mrs, M, B r « n d, equay. Avs. Laehder Is the former nd Mrs. Benjamin Warren, the Sunday worship services nt Rod -Dftiik: Mrs. F. Price, Members of the Browntown >llss Shirley Noddlngs. Feted At Shower for nursery, kindergarten und 11:45 and 11 a.m. Church snhool Bodhoppers. and the Brown- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fried- r. and Mrs. Arthur Holey, primary departmei's. Nownrk; Mis, 13, Bonneh, man and their house guests, Miss Esther Blau. returned air Haven, and Mr. and Mrs. A surprise shower was given conviMieB at 0:45 a.m. under Rosi'lle; Mrs, Patterson, Oel- town Pedal Pusher 4-H Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fried and n honor of Miss Carole Bray, Gethmmnne Lutheran Cbnrcb tho direction of Howard A. have been busy preparing ex- tome Saturday from a v i s i t linn J. Morrison. foid, and Mm, T. Hunt, N e w sons, Charles and Stephen, ith Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. George Hood, 1 Green Grove Ave.., Key Maple Pi., Keyport Henderson,' iiupoiintondcht. ' ' ; hibits for the fair. Among Schenectady, N. Y,. attended port, Thursday evening at the Rev Frederick Boos Pastor • Prayer meeting Is Wednoi- fai mers' exhibits will be fruits aggie, North Tonawanda. ltro, W. Va., are visiting Mr. 1 wero «cnt by Mrs, the confirmation, Saturday,, of . Y. nd Mrs. Clifford J, Demnskey, home of Mrs. Meldon StulU, Tilers aro two services on day at 7:30 p.m. F, Dull. Miss Until nitl, Mrs. and vegetables, canned goods, Jacob Friedman, son of Mr. Main St., Keyport, by Miss Sunday; Matins at 8:30 a,m livestock, flowers, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson ark Ave. • • Unrvlow I'renliyKtrlitn Church B. UuliiiiHon, Mi's. Abbott,' and Mrs. Daniel Friedman, Joan Stultz. Gifts were ar- and tho ronulnr snrvlco at II Mcs, Dlyenli. Mrs, M, MUlllol- ~" a 1 r 1 s' can compete In a Mllford. Del.; at the -B e th ,nd their house guest, M r s. M r s. Joseph Beres and Gllffwood IJenoh iafl Dflggs, ClevelahdrOhio, ngedjt^ a wlshlngjwcll, o'clock,,,'Sunday School boglni land, Mis. Ur-lty Sohulev, Mrs, clothes hanging contest, potato Sholom Community Center, aughter, EllenT Plilladolplilftr Miss Bray will become' the 'at tut »:m. •'•,;." '•• Rev Prnnclf Ostoralock peeling contest, a basting con- vere Friday dinner guests of The guest sppaker on Hun- niHHln, Mrs. T, Fai'rell, Ml'8. Dover, Del., and the reception e visiting. Mr. and Mrs; bride of Hillary John C u hi- J. Voimu, Mrs, J, A 1 p I n o, test, and a rolling pin throw. at the'Dover Hotel. «fr. and Mrs. Frank Reed, Varies P. Perrino. Trinity ICplsno'pa) Church dny at tliV l).\4r> n.rii, •.virshljT .letedeconk and St. Peters- mons, Yaidiey, Pa,, on Satur- Mrn T, Homicrson, Min. C, Al- The contests for boys will in- Mrs. Peter A. Read and Main St., Matawrn service will be Or, D n n I o 1 1 Capt. Birgcr Helgesen h as lurg, Fla. I day, Aug. 31, 1957, at St. brocht, MISB A, Martin ,' and clude drinking soda from.baby returned home from the Perth aughter, Miss Margaret Aim Mary's Episcopal Church, Koy- Rev, Bernard McK aarllck. TivMon,, a member of Hi" '"c- Mrs, W. Tritlilm, bottles, bale carrying contest, Mrs. Wright Meloney and end, Matawan, and Mr. and port. Miss Stultz will be her T.ho Ninth Sunday after trUv ultjr of Fi-liioeton Theological Arnboy Hospital where he was :on, Arthur, Rutherford, were water carrying contest, and a surgical patient. rs. Joseph PIppett, South maid of honor. ty, Holy Eucharist Will bo ,ftt Seminary. Chinch t a !>» o 1 chicken catching contest. 'riday overnight guests of Mr. mboy, attended tho Sussex a.m. •••.-•• I meet ut llio same hour, Party Honors Hausen, Joe A. cushman returned nd Mrs. Richard Erdmann. Guests were Mrs. Jack' Ko- To compete In any of these home Friday from New Or- 'arm and Horse Show, Frl- 'oed, Mrs. Armnnd Lavlgms Miss Jean Rue, Miami, Fla., ay, at Brunchvllle. Moving To Maryland ; events' drop a postcard to 4-H leans, La,, where he was on a s visiting the Misses Eliza Miss Yvonne Scabury, Mrs. John J. Dane Re-Named Barbecue Supper Club Agent Room 211, Post Of- business trip. Mr. and Mrs! Kenneth Pike Oeorge Henn, Jr., Miss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. kvisiettVid. nd Julia Arrowsmitn. ntcrtalned at a barbecue Sun- Ilce Building, New Brunswick, Mr. and Mrs.' Charles W. Mr. and Mrs. Warren guerlle Morlcy, Miss Linda K Of C Relations Head Mr. and Mrs, Rlblmid Ten- Carlnon, Malnwan, weru lioats 1 lay in celebration of the sixth Walters, Miss Judy B t u 11 r., giving your name, age, and Mandeville entertained at ' a b r a m s, Rosemount, Pa., ue, Ravine Dr., Matnwnu, on- nt n coopRiuUvo suiiper party, contest in which you are Inter- barbecue Saturday evening. ilrthday of their daughter, Mrs. Edward Walters, Mrs. John J, Dane, Keyport, hat Saturday ovonliiK In honor of were recent guests for several .Gi'lnlncd at a bmbocue nnu- ested. You also* can sign up Guests were Mr. and.Mrs. Jac ays of Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. larbara. Their guests w e •• e Ralph Walters, Mrs, Robert been ro-npp'olnted Dlrcolov of Mr. and Mid. James Hiuiior at the 4-H Building at, the Cushman and son, Geoffrey, Hostctter. :harlcs Pike, jr., Wendy Roy- Bonn, all of Keyport; Miss Publla Relations for the- Now 0r,' Quests wove' ISitrs. An- wlw will bn moving. In > t h • fair grounds. There is a limit and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth David Pike, Alan Pike, Minion Joseph, Miss Joan En- rew Strieker' and dnuiilitov, noar future, to SUvcl' Bprlngs, Mrs. William R. Craig spent selklng, Mrs, Joan Scott, Un; Jerucy Stnle Council, Knights of 10 persons In each contest Pike, Carol and C h a r 1 e s K. .latawan, and Jan and Susan of Columbus, by Bute Deputy Detty Eileen. HluMnnd Pavk; Md, •*..'• .. .'.'-.'. and Stephen Mandeville. Aug. 6 to Thursday as the vlncfndyen, Sea Girt. ion Beach; Miss Botty Jean Duplicate contests are run for guest of Mrs. Frederick J. Young: Hazlet, and Miss Carol Daniel L. McCormlek, Maple- Mr. and Mm, Mien V « ! d oz, Ouosts were Mr, And M (s. those 10 through 13-years-of- Mrs. Robert Meyers, Towan- Noble at her summer home in Mrs. Mary Mazzarella, Miss Klnhatcr, Matawan, wood. Mr. Dane, a Past Grand Metuchon; Mi, and Mrs. Earl William Wllklm, Jr,, Mr, mid age, and 14 through 17-years- da, Pa.,' was a guest, last Mrn. lllchnrd Lewis, Mr, and Mantoloking. Gertrude Rosa, Harry Crlstal- Knight of St. Joseph's Council Keller, Long uianch, and r of-age. week, of Mr. and Mrs. P. Jud- llni, Waterbury, Conn., were Gifts were sent by Mrs Mrs. Dbuylitti Ward, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Mc- Bruce Smith, Mrs. Elate 3402, and a Past Faithful Nnv - A supper will be served at son Evans... Keen, Jr., and children, Craic weekend guests of Mr. arid vest Teaguo, Mm. WlUluin J. MlUev, Jr., »U the fair each evening. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erd- Mrs. Bernard DiSanto. Smith, and Miss Marlby Bur- iKator of &t, JoBouh'b AaBenv uf Matnwuni Mr. and M r s. and Pamela, returned home rowes. mann and daughter, Steph- Saturday after spending » o n e , Mis. ,Edna, Lacorre enter- !bly, Fourth-Degree, rocelvoi This week, why don't you John Klnncy, Holmdel, and fAfi,' Noddirigs, Has', ,. anie; Mr. and Mrs. William "week at the Baptist camp alned Sunday in celebration 9< Ills tlrirt appointment Iq 'VH look thlouiih your churcli win- Mr. uml Mr», Amront BolVmtV Craig-, Matawan, and Mrs. ebanon. : ' ' he 12th birthday of her son, MCOSS Pet Shovy, Fair public relntlbns post In 106! oow» ,'*,'. Fvom* the iHlib' ' inn," Crawford's Corner, Co-Operative Luncheon Wright Meloney and son/ Ar- Mrs. Stephen C. Thompson Richard. Guests were Mr. and Set For September 14 by atato Deputy Frank J. olti thur, Rutherford, were Satur- Mrs. Thomas Mcoowan, Key- Other committee chairmen Mrs. W. C. Noddings, Mata- entertained at bridge Saturday day evening dinner guests of evening. Guests were Miss iort; Mr. and Mrs. Henry ' A contest for amateur pho- of the Kew Jersey Slnto Coun wan, entertained members of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pruden, Becker, Morganvllle, and June, tographers Is being planned as ell's six-point prog nun uri the Garden Diggers Club and Jean Rue; Miami. Fla.; Mis Intcrlaken. George P. Lehritter, Mantolo- Dennis and Linda Lacerre. a feature- of the annual pet Fred It. Crocker, Freehold MOONLIT DANCE "relatives BniTTrTenHSTtt"«rT!o= Mr,~and—Mrsr—Alfred-Van- show—and—fair—of—tho—Mon. operative luncheon on M o n HngT'Miss~Bevna—Johnston M r s.i Lennep and son, Reynold, Or- Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Arris B Holmdel; Mrs. Lcroy Collins, mouth County Organization for Bison, North Arlington, frater- day. mond Beach, Fla., were Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Social Service which w I 11 be nal activities; John M,-Moles, Guests wercMrs. J.Boudln- guests for several days of Mr. Hazlet; Mrs. Edwin H. Doml Cressklll. council activities: lon W. Hobrough and the Miss- ick, Mrs. August Kattner, held on Saturday, Sept. 14, at Maluwan Dcniocrntic Club ot Dey, Mrs. William Dey, Vir- and Mrs. Franklin S. Thomp- is Eliza and Julia Arrowsmitn. the Holmde! Ornpo Farm. Past State Deputy Ott, Union, ginia and Thoma3 Day, James- son. Schcnck Ave. ^ iss Mary Lisk, Mrs. Jay F. membership-Insurance, and Mrs. Joseph Dernberger, Hostetter and Mrs. J. Frank- The contest will bo open to burs: Mrs. Leroy Collins, and Miss Louise Kerney, Brook- Mrs. William J. Rabel. Mrs. aU amAteur photographers and Samuel a. Ferlando, Caldwell, Mrs. Joseph Peseux, Hazlet lyn, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. n Domlnlek were Tuesday youth activities. LAVOIE PICNIC GROVE Frank Bliss, Mrs. James O. uncheon guests of Mrs. Emil prlzcs/wlll Me awarded for tho Ml. and Mrs. Albert D. Laeh- Allan J. Morrison, Neil, Mrs. William R. Craig, best snapshots of children and Mr. Dane also was re-ap- der and children. Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward BInnchard at NJECHO Beach. pcts./Dcadllne for submitting pointed to the Btaff o! the stale Rout* 79 Mrs. Richard Erdmann, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lam- , MorganvllU Helen, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. and children, Barry, Joyce _ e r o y BIckels, Mrs. Paul entries will be Sept, 10. Snap council's publication "The Ca Lawrence Saccone, Mr. and and Joan, have returned home Egan, Mrs. Joseph Baler, and lert and son, John, Johnson shots aro to be mailed to valcade," In the capacity of Mrs. Thomas Noddlngs and nfter spending several days at Mrs. John E. Eggleston, Holm tve., returned home Thurs- "Photography Contest," associate editor, - Saturday, Aug. 17, al 8 P.M. children, Douglas and Thorn Cape May. del, were Thursday guests of iay after a trip to Washing- MCOSS headquarters, 141 Bod- as, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ander- Mrs. Frederick Noble at her on, D. C. While there, Uiey man PI,, Red Bank, Rasmussen and son, Peter, Sherbets aro delicious and son, Hackettstown; Mr. and summer home in Mantoloking lslted points of interest In Vir- refreshing In warm wonthor, Jr., Matawan. ginia. A meeting of the entire Mrs. Ralph Thatcher and chil- Ralph W. Herrick returned committee Is scheduled for but don't think you're saving dren, Brent and Barry, River home yesterday from Rlver- Wednesday morning', Aug. 28, calories when you select slier- Plaza, and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Mrs. Tburman E. Nenlls and Muilc by'Walr Sta»g*r and hit Orchcitra Your advertisement In this vlew Hospital where he was a hildren, Susan, Sharon, Da*n at the Grape Farm, with Mrs bcrt Innlead of lco cream for seph Dernberger were Sunday surgical patient. paper will' reach ^prospective Diane, Richard and Robin, arc Allison L. S. Btcr'n, -Scobcy- Hert. The butterfat content -._, ItKrilKflllMKNTrl AVAII.AHLK purchasers in every community guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frede- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hanna vltle, and Mm. William Mat- of the ahcrbert In lower than rick K. Dederick. lslting Mrs. Nealls' parents, In the baysbore area. nd sons, Douglas and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell, thews. New Shrewsbury, Ir that of lco crcum, but tho nug Donation $1.00 _,akeside Dr., have returned charge. ar coitUmt uiuallly I* blither. home after spending a w e c k Beacon, N, .Y. at Huntlngton, L. I., as the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Wcsthafer. Thursday the Hannas motored to River- head, L. I., where they spen Biggest Sellers.. .because theute Biggest Savers I Who Do We Serve? the day visiting Mrs. William McGraw and family, Matawan residents, who are spending the summer in Rlvcrhcad. , The teeri-un« ersdu •HDIDIUIMM ste of Douglass College »nd i MVUM CftrUJMN alumna of Key part III g Senool. ' > .,".:. > See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer* ers* March for Muscular Dys- Old M Group Many Yisit A.E. C. Exhibit On Tour Meyner To Serve trophy. Through" public contribu- As MD Chairman tions, MDAA supports a wid» NOTES Forms New Unit program of research, and pro- The Old Mill of Tlnton Falls GtfV,_ROPert B.. Meyner will vides clinical eare and patient - Abort Area Men and Women has announced plans to spon- serve as Honorary New Jer- services for dystrophies sor the formation of an intdr- sey State Chairman of tie 1957 through nearly 300 chapters. Aug. 15, 19S1 in the raclat mixed chorus under the March for Muscular Dystro- There are 12 MDAA chapters direction ol Alden Hammond, phy, annual fund-raising cam- in New Jersey. The ossocia- a former resident of New Hav- paign conducted by Muscular t.ion maintains a Muscular Nuclear School Dystrophy Associations en, Conn., who recently .has Dystrophy Clinic at the Hospi- Armed Services of America, Inc., it was an- moved, to New Shrewsbury. tal For Crippled Children, nounced, recently by William Assignments Open Mr. Hammond, who studied Newark. Mazer,, MDAA president. The- U. S. Army Recruiting Dolllnger In Air Force in November 1256. He w s> s at Juilllard School of Music, Under the MDAA research Station in Red Bank, recently Albert E. Dolllnger, 18, son graduated from Keyport High New York, and Westminster As part "of the nationwide program, nearly 100 teams of announced the Army's "Re- of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dol- School. Class of 1853. • Choir College after graduat- house-to'house appeal by vol- scientists are seeking a cause unteers in November, the New and cure for the mysterious served ior You" program of llnger, 709 Cambridge Ave., ing from Yale University in Smith Gradoate* • 1943, hat been active for many Jersey drive will'seek funds to disease. The association Is guaranteeing high school grad- Union Beach, was administer- ed the oath of enlistment in U. E. Army Pvt, George H. years hi the New Haven area Increase MDAA research into sponsoring establishment ol an uates school assignments of Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs as a soloist and as conductor the crippling, muscle-wasting Institute for' Muscle Diseas* their choice before enlistment, George N, Smith, 81 Church of various church choirs and disease which afflicts more adjacent to The New York bar added » nuclear course tc St., Keyport, recently' was choral groups. After two years than 200,000, most of them chil- Hospital-Cornell Medical Cen- graduated from the supply ter as a major center for con- its available list of schools, as a member of the Collegiate dren in whom it always is fat- oierk course at the Arm y's Chorale of New York, City he al. centrated research Into mus- This course entitled "Atom- General Supply School, F or t founded the New Haven Chor- Nearly 1310 persons visited the United States Atomic Energy In accepting honorary chair- cular dystrophy and related ic Weapons Electronics" In- Knox. Ky. Commission's latelatesnt traveling exhibitexniDii, (aboveiai>ove>) wnewhen Hit visitevisuedu manship of the MDAA cam- diseases which afflict millions. ale In 1950, a mixed commun- fcr A__ ^«* iHM pf M>A A^if^mmAntHiiii mvTdfelfr—tfltVAiwti #«mA m/^ It I flit. itially is conducted st for During tie eight-week Kejport, Am. 7. The gelf-ccntarned, walk-through type exhibit paign, Gov. Meyner continues ity chorus, of about 00 mem- was parked thronfftoat the day on Wtit Front St., Keyport. Monmouth. Students are train- course,- Pvt. Smith received in-> bers. an association dating since "Help Wanted" ads in Jills', ed in basic electricity, magnet- struction in administrative and It was shown under the national sponsorship of the National paper tell you about the good University Extension Association and the United States -Itmior 1954 when he served In a simi- Ism and mathematics and an storage procedures. He enter- Tentative plans for the pew Chamber or Commerce. The vehicle was manned In Kejport lar capacity for the Fire Fight- jobs open. led to develop elementary cir- ed the Army In March 1957, chorus call for weekly rehear- by members of the Greater Hatawan-Kerpbrt Jajcees. George cuits such as are required in and received basic combat sals, probably on Monday Johnson served as chairman of the project. radio receivers or transmit- training at Fort rannlng, Ga evenings, to begin soon after ters. Upon completion of this The 21-year-old soldier is «Labor Day artheroid M i 11, Nine Subjects Offered "P u m p Operation," and Initial phase, students are in 1653 graduate _pf-Keyport High Sycamore Ave., Tlnton Falls. "Flammable Liquid Fires;" Shipwreck Party and Dance etructed In the use of radio- School. In civilian life, he was ft will be a non-profit organi- Fire College Students Group n. "LadderB," "Hose" transmitter devices used In a carpenter. zation whose principle aim will and "Special Appliances;". y' ' '"'• Sponsored Bj The control operations for nuclea be theenrlchment o! Its mem- Nine-subjects will be offered Group in. "Ventilation," "Sal- devices. Takes Course At Fort Hnox bers' lives through the y It a I In the week-end program of vage and Overhaul" and "Spe- Union Beach Boating and Fishing Club, Inc. Applicants successfully com- U. 6". Army Pvt. Keith J. outdoor training in firefighting Hyer, 22, whose wife, Diane experience of singing good cial Problems." . . Of Union Beach — To Be Held At . pletlng the Initial phase ol choral music. The cost-of mus- techniques for New Jersey schooling at Fort Monmout Ruth, lives at 58 West Fron firemen, to be conducted by The.Eesslons are open to St., Keyport, recently complet- c rental or purchase will be are transferred to the Arme borne by dues. Membership Is the New Jersey State Fire Col- paid, and volunteer firemen Union Beach Fire Co. Hall I"orces Special Weapons Pro ed the eight-week clerk-typls lege, at the National a u a r d and members of p 1 a n t bri- ALBERT E. DOILTNGEB course at the. Army's Armor open to all area residents who Ject at Bandla Base, New Mex- are musically qualified,' with- Training Center. Sea G.i r t, gades. Registration for the Union Ave., Union Beach ico, and receive additional ad the U.S. Air Force, recently Training Center, Fort Knox, Sept. 13, 14, 15. The subjects program will be held from 6 Ky. out regard to race or religious p.m. to 9 p.m. on F r'l da y, vanced training. In Newark. He left for L a c k- affiliation. - will be divided into three On Additional Information land Air Force Base, Bah An- . Pvt. Hyer, son of Mr. and groupings; registrants will Sept. 13. and all registrants Mrs. John H. Hyer, J8I Third Persons interested in joining have a choice of any one will be billeted at Sea G1 r.t this' and other courses is avail tonio, Tex., to attend basic the new chorus are asked to Saturday, Aug. 17,1957 - 9 P.M. able at the U. S. Army Re military training. St., Keyport, entered the Army group, and one-half day will until conclusion of the pro- in March 1957, and completed contact Mr. Hammond ' at be allotted to each of the three gram at 12 o'clock noon on crulting Station located 1 He is a graduate of Keyporl Shadyslde 7-1758 or Joseph High School, Class of 1957, baslo training at Fort Ben- subjects "in the group. Sunday. Enrollment forms Refreshments Donation - $2.00 the Post Office Building, Re Brennan at Shadyslde 1-3029. ' may be obtained by writing to Bank, where be was voted the best ning, Ga. He was a letter car- Subjects In each of the three mannered boy In his- senior rier employed- by the Keyport the New Jersey State Fire Col- MEMBER OF THE INTEK-YACHT ASSOCIATION Furnished apartment signs groups are'as follows: Group lege, 24 Bronford PI., Newark. Two-Week Training Foi year. ' Post Office before entering, the Tor sale at this office. jr. "Hydraulics and Pump «." Airman Dolllnger was enlist- Army. He was graduated from National Guardsmen ed through the Bed Bank Air Keyport High School Jn 1952. Force Recruiting Office, locat- Leaves For Camp Drum For ibe 10th summer since ed In Room 3, of the Red World War ,11 reorganization Specialist Second Class Wil- more than 400 National Bank Post Office Building. liam A. Seltz, 139 Broad St., Guardsmen of the M4th Tank While, at Lackland, Airman Keyport, will depart from the Battalion, N.J.N.O., will leave Dollinger will undergo process- Red Bank Armory, Saturday armories at Red Bank, Free- ing, military orientation, train- with the 644th Tank Battalion hold and Tpms River, to begin ing, and briefing on future Job Medical Detachment, New the 380-rnlIe trip to. Camp raining. In addition, he will Jersey .National Guard, for Drum, N. Y. where they will be Interviewed and given apti- two weeks' field training at train with the BOth Armored tude tests to determine the Camp Drum, N. Y. Division from Saturday technical field best for him. • Mr. Seltz Is a veteran of through Aug. 31. The trip to World War. II when he served Poling In Summer in England, France and Ger- Camp Drum began yesterday Nuclear Tesls and will continue through 8at- many. He lias served with the urday. U. S. Army Pvt. Everett H. Guard since It was reactivat- Poling, 23, whose wife, Helen, ed In 1946, following W o r 1 di Part of the battalion will ves at 142 Second St., Key- War H. • leave tonight by motor convoy iort. Is taking part ia the 1957 from the armory at Red Bank. summer nuclear test series at On All-Star Team ' The motor convoy with the he Atomic Energy Commis- Yeoman Second Class, Fred' Battalion Commander Lt. Col. ilon's Nevada Test Site, Camp Lockwood, U. 8. Navy, son of Hans A. Kessler, Red Bank, )esertRock, near Las Vegas, Mr. »nd Mrs. George Lock- in charge, will depart about lev. wood, 7 Fifth St., "West Keans- 7:30 -p.m. The remaining A member of the 285th Field burg, Is serving in N a pi e s, troops will leave by bus from Italy. the Red Bank Armory about 7 Artillery Observation Battal- a.m. on Saturday. The bus con- ion's Battery C, he. Is. partici- A graduate ol Keyport High tingent will be in charge ol pating in an indoctrination pro- School, where he was a mem- MM. Karl B. Utzelman, Jr., gram to familiarize personnel ber of the baseball team, be Bed-Bank, battalion executive with the effects of atomic wea- has been chosen for the all-

; star aoftball-team, and will •ortlcir •' ••••••' •'•' •' Pvt, Poling, son ol Mr. and travel to Germany Saturday, ei«.j£_!^!_^ g tlthJtttt4_£ £ weeks will train with the en- on St., Keyport, was a power loned in Germany, If h 1» tire 60th Armored Division. ress operator for Hanson-Van team wins, members will then Capt. James H. Crosson, Bel- Vinkle-Munnlng Co., Mata- ompete at Fatuxept River, mar, training officer for the an, before entering the Army Md,, Aug. 20. battalion, said the training emphasis this year will be on amall unit and individual tnc- School Bus Owner, House Passes Bill To Ucs. Driver, Defendants Rid SS Act Inequity Polio Shots, Topic Of A Madison Township school The House of Representa- Census Bureau Survey bus operator and his " driver tives has approved, unanim- are named defendants In a ously, a. bill sponsored by Special questions will damage suit brought by an Rep. Robert W. Kcan (R-NJ) be asked in ihe August Cur- adult rider. Mrs, Fayette D. that eliminates- an Inequity in 1 rent Populntlon Survey to 'find Barbetta, Locust St., Cliff- the Social Security Act that is out how many persona have wood, seeks $15,000 for injur- penalising state, county and received polio Immunization ies suffered Sept, 24, 1956, municipal employees who con shots and how mnny expect to when the school bus on -which tlnue to work after the elidi- receive them, according to she was a passenger struck a Supervisor John Q. Gibson of parked car. Her husband, Ban- ble age of retirement. the Census Bureau's reglona to, asks $5000 additional for Under present law, sick leave office In Philadelphia which medical expenses. pnyments made to people In will participate In the survey this category are not consid- This Information Is b e 1 n it Defendants to the suit are ered its wages under Social collected by the Census Bur- William G. Miller, owner of Security even though paid a eau for the TJL S. Public Health such by state, county, and the bus, and Hclma Demsey municipal governments under Service to obtain an overall the driver, both of ^05 Route civil service regulations. As a estimate of persons already 35, Laurence Harbor. result, within recent months, Immunized and to help estim- Olga Becker, 23 Lantana many of these people hav ate future needs tor vaccine Way, Laurence Harbor, has found on eventual retlremeni The special questions will b brought suit In Superior Court that they are not qualified lor asked of all persons under 50 for 130,000 for Injuries re- Social Security benefits years-of-age covered In t h ceived In a collision on the through failure to have been Current Population Survey, In- N. J. Turnpike on Feb. 38, The credited with enough periods cluding children under 14. Bachman - Uxbrldge Worsted of coverage. The special questions on po- Corp., an out-of-state firm, la lio Immunization shots will be Rep. Kean'a bill speclflcallj defendant as operators of the designates the sickness pay- In addlton to the usual inquir- truck involved with the Beck- es on employment and unem- ments as wages and places er car. those eligible for retirement on ployment which are asked the same footing with govern- each month In the Current Observe Red. Cross Day ment employees who have nol Population Survey which Is reached retirement age. Sick- conducted on * sample basis Red Cross Day was observ- ness payments made to thost ^throughout the country. ed Aug. 3, at Monmouth Park under retirement age alread Current Population Survey Race Track, Oceanport. when are considered as wagea and Information will be collected the Monmouth County Chapter are subject to the Social Se- during the week of Aug. IB by was given the privilege of curity tax and to future con- Mrs, Jane Daum, Kngllshtown tending their volunteer work- sideration In figuring month] and Mrs. Cecelia O'Connell, ers among the patrons to col- benefit payments. Toms River. lect funds. Mrs. Bernard White, Shrewsbury, w»s chair- Some varieties of summer man of the tag day, assisted Handicap*' Attendants apples on the market during by Mrs. John Ellla, Mrs. Am- "NERVE CENTER" FOB 400 NEW JERSEY TRAINS August are Yellow Trinspar- ory L. Haskeli, Jr., Mrs. Furnished Free Travel «nt, Lodl, Starr, Duohesi, Blanche Smith, Mrs. Joseph "Right now, there's a freight train moving out ef Newark, leaded with Twenty-O u n c e, Gravensteln C. William*. Severely-handicapped res And 34,000 New Jersey men and women hold railroad jobs, drawing and Red dravensleln. All are dents were advised this weel Wf everything from auiomobilet to rotebuthes, from loup to tummer that a new federal law permits 1147,000,000 in pay annually-most of which is spent in New Jersey. very good for cooking, advises "Help Wanted" ads in this tuiU" toys' Joe Einttein, one of your New Jertey neighbors who u a In the future, your railroads hope to contribute even more greatly Mr*. Lorna, K. White, Mon- common carriers to furnis paper tell you about the good free transportation to ttieli railroad power control operator. mouth County Home Agent. Jobs open. to New Jevsey's prosperity. Unfortunately, many plans are being attendants, according to t h "Secondi ago I pulled a twitch on my control board here-and held back by a crushing tax burden-imposed by an antiquated tax New Jersey Rehabilitation made the power available for that train to get.going. Now it's on itt Commission. Public Law 825 system. Your railroadB want to pay their fair share of taxes. But amended the Interstate Com- u-ay with countless products needed—or-made-by New Jertey people. today, New Jersey's railroad taxes are disproportionately high. The figurei ihow that New Jersey railroad* deliver about a million merce Act so that disable* Ironically, these taxes that are placing such a staggering load persons and their attendant tons of goods a day." may travel together at t h i •n your railroads-and thereby jeopardizing the economic progress) rate normally established fo of New Jersey-actually amount to only a tiny percentage of th# In * way, that intrJcat* chart up thcra behind Joe la symbolic a single fare. State's total tax revenues. That's why many of New Jersey's leading The State .Vocational Re If you could draw a diiiRrnm of the varied ways in which New cithens arc snying that modern tax reform ia needed-tax reform hhbllltntlon Agenoy pointed Jersey's roilroada and New Jersey's etonomy arc interconnected, •HlftOatPORT out that the new law does no that will strengthen both New Jersey and its railroads. make free passage for attend- It would look just IIB complex and iriivze-Iike. ants mandatory, but merely Truthfully, it would be next to impossible to find nn enterprise •nly provides an exception to the rate regulations whlcli r a 11- or u pernon in New Jersey whone economic wcll-beintt U not aided roads may adopt. Passage by the ruilrondn. New Jersey's farms, factories nnd busincmics rely RAIIROADSSERVINGHEW JERSEY was Interpreted as Indicating on tho, rnilroada to trainpport,,fl^|ndn)iv4* tfi«ir raw material*. ncleaslng congressional, con- products »ml 'merchandise. New Jpriwjy eJtfamfi-JSu.OOQ of them cern for tho growing number lllri »»j *•• of severely-handicapped per- ;dflllyi-dispBnU on, the railroads foi bU«iiilr»s and pleasure travel. Slimmer Jobs Pose Overseas Visitors At Electric JPlant •;.„):'• ••• :•!•'•.• ••••. New Tax Problem Th» problems of today's youtli begin early. This year ?fl\< thousands of teen-age students CASH SAVINGS Plus have been employed tempor- arily during•' the vacation sea- son. For many ol them, It was their initial experience, not only at employment, but with accompanying problems, such as the Federal Income Tax. GREEN STAMPS* The teen-ager's new-found fortune from this temporary OP** vacation employment carries % with it a federal U>: obligation. It Is' important "that youth be LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE" BEEF CHUCK tax-educated so as to be able to meet this obligation. Pausing brieflr in their tour or the DenviUe general offices Chris L. Gross, Camden Dis- of Jersey Central-New Jersey Power & Llrht Companies »re trict Director of internal Rev- Thomas Tung Mine Wang and David Chun Te Chen of the Tai- enue Service, advises these wan Power Company, Keelune, Formosa:' Shown above, (left teen-age workers. that they to right), are William H. MeEhvalu, vice president of engineer- are subject to the s a m e re- ing and operations; Mr. Wane, head of the efficiency division quirements for filing returns of the Pclpu Steam Power Plant; Edward J. Ingram, vice president of sales; JC-NJ PAL President Charles E. Kohlhepp; and paying the. Income tax as Howard B, Allen, vice president of public and employee rela- their elders. A minor, who has tions; John Logan, assistant vice president of engineering and gross income of {600 or more operations; Mr. Chen, head of the generator section of the Nanpu must tile a return and pay the Steam Power Plant; and Robert B. Parker, vice president of tax due. accounts and finance. The two Chinese engineers visited JC-NJ POT ROAST 33- Mr. Dross gives this advice 3P&I. facilities for two week* as part of a 12.month tour of Mighty moulhwateringi AH way* tender, Juicy, tlavortomsl Lancaster Brand beef It Govt to new taxpayers: "When you American industries and other facets of life In the United States. Graded and "U.S. Choice," selected by Acme's own super-critical experttl They are In the U.S. under the technical assistance program of leave your Job to return to the International Co-operation Administration. MORE CHOICE MEAT, IESS. WASTE I school, your employer will give you a Form W-2 "Withholding Electricity Is the same the private Investors only 49 per l Tax-Statement," which shows world over, but techniques and cent, the company still pays Boneless Pot Roost •*.££&*» 69c Chuck Steaks 7:l , earned and methods of generating It, dis-the taxes as a privately-owned the total wages income tax tributing It, selling It a'nd Industry, and rates cannot be withhelthe amound fromt othesf e wages. Be handling it in other ways ofteJ> raised unless a law specifical- sure to keep Oils form for your vary radically with different ly authorizing a boost Is pass- Income tax return. If you earn companies and different coun- ed by tne Nationalist Con- less-than $60d for the year, | tries. This very variance, of gress. these withholding statements course, opens many opportunlp - STEWING FOWL "This means that rate In- 39 : become particularly import-" les for the furtherance of the creases are controlled by the ant to you since you -will want electrical Industry as a whole, people," points out the calm, to file tijem with,' your Income especially when technicians of pipe-smoking Mr. W an g, tax return.In order to receive one company can visit others 'since to change the rate, Chuck of Lamb 3-IH-I COMBINATION ».39, Select Steer Beef Liver »39< a refund of the tax withheld." to exchange ideas and experi- their elected representatives "'For. the parents ol these ences and learn. must change the law." F teen-agers and students, we Such has been the case Also, Interest "dividends" oil Bacon Ends *tf 'P!« 37< Livewurst •"»!£? » 59« Midget Salami * 69^ Midget Bologna »59« have good news," said Mr. recently at Jersey Central-New the stock Is paid, according to Gross. "A few years ago, If a Jersey Pow,er & Light Compan- amount of stock held, to the dependent child earned $600 or es' facilities across the state private Investors, but the gov- more, his parents were not Two engineers from the Tai- ernment must reinvest Its in- FRESH GROUND BEEF 3-1.00 permitted to claim the child as wan Power Company, Keelung, terest in the company to help a dependent on their tax re- Taiwan (better known as For- turn. The 195* Internal Reven- keep down operating expenses. mosa to some, an Island off the This is especially Important, — Save Mora Than 50< a LbJ ue Code has changed this. Now China coast firmly In Nation- since even If t If a child Is under 19 or is a alist Chinese hands), have been Is granted by Congress, student "attending a full-time visiting the two New Jersey new revenue brought In by the school /or at least five months utilities, as part of a 12-month during the calendar year, re- Increase can be used only for tour of the United States. new construction, according to LOBSTER TAILS 77< gardless of age, the parents The pair are Thomas Tung the two engineers. ^Interest is NONK (OLD TO DKAUINI. Wt KUtDVI TM« RIOMT TO LIMIT QIMNTITIM, may claim an .exemption for Ming Wang, head ol the effic- kept at a minimum o'( four him as a dependent, if they iency division or the Peipu . furnish more than one-half of per cent, they state. .the support of the child, even Steam Power Plant, and David Because of this setup, and . p Chun Te Chen, head of the because, too, Cod fillet though the child earns over generator section of the Nanpu facilities are not yet suIflcU »600.V. Steam Power Plant. They are to provide' all the elect: Whiting Fillet in the United States ui-der the eeded or deal! _ New Machine Detects technical assistance program 'ower's public relations' de- of the International Co-opera- Perch Fillet "mo"A Blood Spots In Eggs mrtment finds that its main tion Administration and have asks are to try to convince been visiting many American Tail* O- lu Lower egg prices for con- leople not to waste power, but •« industries nnd,observing other o save It, and to back nece»- .,k,39t Haddock *• 39« sumers may , be the result facets of our way of life, H Fried Perch some day of the adoption of mry-rste Increases because an electronic detector of blood Neither has been to t h I s hey are the fastest way to spots In eggs, according to country before; they b o th >ay for new construction to Frozen'Foods Hill Flitcraft, extension agent agree that our "scenery" is :enerate more power and Save More With Acme's Low Prices!— the part that impresses them vcntually eliminate the neces- lu food marketing at the Col- : IDEAL BRAND lege of Agriculture, Rutgers the most. They cite especially lty for Individual cohserva- our mountains and wide-open ion. . University. spaces, and are looking 1 o r- —-—Candling: and packing costs ward.to seeing more.of them Thus Formosans constantly now account for one-tourth to in.'. :,-tb, e-c fouv'-attcj-one-h a if, are; reminded by advertise- Lemonade Fruit Cocktail — 2 39< '• one-hal f :ii*-.;bf">' ^t ment! to .''Turn off the lights onehalhff :.;b*bf " ^tttttit j ;1. rrtarrttfoearrtrtfot r months, before th'eV retfffn "to costs'''otVtam't , 'tit ' cohtfniiesi . Formosa. when you -leave a'loom" nnoV * or M1NUTI #iiD ' : But If the machine becomes are asked and required to con- used widely, blood spots not Their' program during their serve power In other ways. only mayv become a rarity, but JC-NJ P&L vlsik was sixfold. For example the use of most the patient human egg cand- At their request they were small electilc appliances Is al- ler will become a creature of shown and outlined company lowed, but electric heaters are operations-Including personnel Limeade the past. " ~ irohibitcd, ." ~LS- U. S. Department of Agri- requirements of the organiza What makes the power situ- culture scientists developed tlon, training and supervision itlon even more tight for the the electronic detector. In re- of personnel, safety programs, ndividual Pormosan Is the cent commercial tests the de- si stained efficiency operation [act that though 85 per cent of vice was found to be 90 per of plants and co-ordination of ill families on the island have Green Beans ™?V4 cent more accurate than hu- operations for best system ef- electricity, they receive only man ess graders. It also is ficiency, an analysis of cost 10 per cent of all the power much faster, candling up to factors, and fuel quality con- lenerated. The other 80 per IDEAL J '—:-' 7200 eggs an hour. trol, handling and storage. :ent is restricted to industrial ind military use. IDEAL BRAND Tomato Soup Even so, the scientists are Both Mr. Wang and Mr. Chen have families in Formo- And since that 80 per cent Is . trying for still greater accur- jsed by Industrial outlets that 8 acy and speed: They also'are sa, and both engineers were graduated from Chinese main- otal only 10 per cent of the working to overcome one :ompany's 1,000,000 consumer C drawback. The machine, now land universities before t h e Orange Juke p | & Beans - 3 29 Communists took over. Mr. lutlets, that means that 20 per or ( can detect blood spots In white :cnt of the available power eggs only. Wang attended Kwansi Univer- sity, and Mr. Chen, Amoy :erves 90 per cent of the 10,000,- University. 100 population of the island. Receives Degree Industry Is so much In need IDBI This is typical. That Is, most of additional power that the c Among 533 seniors and grad- of the company's engineers company has set a goal of are graduates of Chinese uni- Instant Coffee ••"•'99 uate, students who received doubling its present 540,000 kil- their degrees at the annual versities, according to the owatt capacity in five years, Save 12' on 3 Cam Over Most Other Brandt Pennsylvania State University. pair, and In recent years have and hopes to have a 1.000,000 University Park, Pa., summer been drawn from the 18 uni kilowatt system by I960, ac- 8 sessions commencement exer- versltles of Formosa Itself cording: to Mr. Chen. Thta Bakery Special c cises recently held was Her- Last year about 100 such engi- means that capacity must rise neers were graduated. Vanilla Wafers-" " »•*! 9 bert O. Hollowell, 289 First St. 20 per cent each year, and the Keyport, who received a Bach- The company, which has company's construction pro- VIRGINIA LEI PLAIN ANGEL FOOD I elor of Science Degree in Phy- 6500 employees, maintains gram is geared to that. steal Education. training schools for many, o Two new stenm generating its operators, nnd as for othr plants recently have been each skilled personnel, says Mr opened nnd two more will be ^— Donations Made Wang, "we train them on- thi Cake 45< Nabisco Cookies completed soon, one next year Job ourselves." and the other in late 1059. Of VIRGINIA LLEE-LEMOI N Residents of Matawan c o n- Taiwan Power Company ha the company's 40 generating Compare These Acme Everyday LOW PRICES tributed a total of $37.50 to the a pretty big job to do, t h i plants, two-thirds are hydro- Children's Home Society of two agree, since It serves 1.- electric, water-powered, and J New Jersey, the state's oldest 000.000 customers in the en the remainder use coal to each Prozresso Tomatoes'-^»"-" 35« Allsweet Margarine ^• 2 ',1".49« privately financed chlld-c arc' tire,20.000 square mile area make steam to turn their gen- and adoption tigency, while thr Island of Formosa. It op erators' turbines. Pie Evaporated Milk'.•••««-" 6 r.75« Miracle Whip •*<• • *• 49« Keyporfs contributions totaled erates under an unique tetup SUPREME-OLD MUNICH 112.25, Robert A. smith, soci- Taiwan Power Co. sets moat ii( ak mii n p1 m kr too. Though the Natlonallsl of its heavy steam plant equip- ety president, announced to Government owns 51 per cen Wheaties«•• •• »"« ' '- '"•• ' 23* Pablum °« • ' •»' day. ment from the United States l of the company's stock a n and most of Its heavy hydro- Beverages •*«!*-«-.^ 2 :::25« Ehlers Coffee "*--*• »-99« electric equipment from Eur- ope and Japan, according to Rye Bread Mr. Chen. Both Mr. Wang and Mr. Suburban Chen were fluent enough with large *M mL- ' Produce at its Best! English to ask many questions loaves ^9MP about what they saw during 2 Hair Stylist their tours of JC-NJ PILIJ fa- Jut right far hia'i'iwiu pkile uriwlcta! cilities. Several of these facili- KE 7-6390 ties included the three main generating stations, Gilbert in 241 Pirtt St. Keyport Holland Township, E. H. Wer- Dairy Favorites BARTLEn PEARS ner In South Amboy, and the Co»l gammer Comfort Sayrevllle plant, several sub- stations, the sales, accounting', Hav* A Calypso Cut employee and public relations, Cream Cheese system operations and engi- And neering departments and the LARGE CALIFORNIA gcnenl offices In Denvllle. KRAFT'S Crema Cold Wave The two engineers, who stsy- 6 25' PHILADELPHIA rd in Newark during their two- LUMIOUS BarlUtl Paart. .. •vary bit* • |ulty (rtall Special $7.50 & Up week vblt. also visited Bell Laboratories at Whlppany, SHEFFIELD-COTTAGE Eiptrt Hair Ehaplnc Hercules Powder Company In IUIr Catering KenvII, several other [ I r m » 2 39. »nd the WrlBhtstown residen- Cheese 2': 39- U GRANDE NECTARINES tial area. These visits were ar- All ranged by JC-NJ Plil. to give Optn Thursday Night Closed Mondays them an opportunity to study a few of the electrical power AIR CONDITIONED consumer! In the company's •rep. Shop at Your New Ke/port Acme — RouUs 35 and 36 Mtnlyotfr— Parking \ 1957, at the 11 a.m. worship ter, Margaret, to Terry Trini- .Irs. Jack Boncada, 4«8 South Elolse Chappe!!, Waterford, services are being held In the* o,r daughter who wants it, »nd Amboy, and the Felt and Tflr: the residue of the estate to be service of the Grace Metho- rant School of Comptometry dad, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.Laurel Ave., West Keansburg. onn., and maternal grand- St. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church with the Rev. shared tiy hi» children, How- dist Church, Union Beach, by Newark. Ehe was employed by Terry Trinidad, 88 Seabreeze larents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Srmezyk ioro Lamoreaux. Union Beach. Philip Pechinsky officiating. ard P. Erdmann and Robert the pastor, the Rev. Dean the California Oil Co., Perth Way. Keansburg, at a recent MaJ. Walter J. Syrhezyk and Amboy, The bridegroom Is Funeral services were held Interment will be In St. Peter B. Erdmann, Dorothy E. Craig Jeanblanc. Mrs. Vinnle Bal- graduate of St. Mary's High >arty held at the Trinidad re- Mrs. Symezyk, 600 Spruce St., t 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the and Paul Russian Orthodox and MJ\ Erdnaann, jr. Howard JOURNAL Jnlon Beach, "are the parents da5Sl, and George Hodum, School and Virginia Polytech sidence. Miss Terry also is 3ay Funeral Home, Keyport. Cemetery, South River. P. Erdmann and Robert B. nio Institute, Blacksburg, Va if a son, born Thursday, Aug. nterment .was in St. Joseph's both of Union Beach, w e r e Pat* Eldtt Aug. 15, 1957 the daughter of the late Les- , 1957, In Fort Monmouth Hos- John B, Lambertson Erdmann were named execu- He will be employed by the 'emetery, Keyport. John B. Lambertson, 82, for- tors. - —i sponsors. Republic Steel Corp.. Chicago ter M. Terry. iltal. .-..• merly of 49 Middlesex St., Katherlne E. Johnson Weddings where the couple will reside A January wedding Is plan- Selsa Emll O. O. Scliaefer Persons who are highly sus- Bmll O; G: Schaefer, 71, of Matawan, died Monday, Aug. Katherine E. Johnson. Uambr-DeLaCrm until June 1958, when he will led. A daughter was born Thurs- ceptible to Ivy poisoning do not enter the U. S. Army as a Sec [17 Fourth St., Union Beach, 12, 1957, In the Brookdale Keansburg, who died Feb. 13, Miss Isabella DeLaCruz, Bradham-Spotis ay, Aug. 8, 1957, in Fort Mon- Nursing Home, Hazlet, where have to come in direct contact ond Lieutenant. louth Hospital to Chief Petty [led Sunday, Aug. 11, 1957, at 1941, left her estate^ her hus- with It to be affected. They ward of Mr. and Mrs. Prlmi Albenr^HTp' o 11 s, 232 West its home. Born in Newark, he he had resided for the past tivo DeLaCruz, 339 Bayview )fflcer Pedro S. Selsa and three-and-one-half years. band, Frank S. Johnson, who can catch It through contact Grand Ave., Bahway, announ Mrs. Selsa, 129 Second St., Un- as the son of the late Wil- also was named executor, Ave., Union Beach, became oea the engagement of his He had been a lifetime resi- with exposed clothing, tools, the bride of Specialist Third on Beach. Jam and Bertha (Manthey) Engagements daughter, Audrey H., to Aaron ichaefer. He was the widower dent of Matawan, and was an Anna G. Kinbafer pets, even the door handles of' Class James Hamby, Fort exempt fireman of the Midway Monmoutb, son of Emmeti E. Bradham, Jr., son of Mr. Taylor .-. if Bertha (oaks) Schaefer. Anna G. Kinhafer, Keyport, automobiles recently grasped Crlckmore-Cooke ind Mrs. Aaron E. Bradham, M5lr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Surviving are two ions, Hose Company, Matawan. who died Sept. 10. 1956, left by someone who has had con- Hamby, Modesto, Calif., and Mrs. Doris Cooke, Keyport the late Mra. Hamby, on Sat- J4 shadyslde Ave., Laurence 01 Lorillard Ave., Union 'harles E., with whom he re- Surviving are a daughter, her estate to a daughter, tact with the plant says Mon- announces the engagement ol Harbor. Miss Spotts also is the Beach, are the parents of Ided, and Harry, Newark; one Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Keyport; Edith K, Baker, who was urday, Aug. S, 1957, at 2 p.m her daughter, Jill, to Oeorge mouth County Home Agent daughter of the 1 at e Mrs. -- " - - i-• »» -im.i»i -• - In the Holy Family Church laughter, born Monday, Aug. aughter, Mrs.- Jennie K u 11- one son, John B., Jr.. Keyport; named executrix.'-. Mrs. Ldrna K. White. Union Beach. The Rev. Jo- Spotts. ,3, 1957, lnRIverview Hospital. erg. Union Beach; one sister, one sister, Mrs. Val Dolson, seph Q. Fox, pastor, officiated Miss Spotts was graduated Urs. Bertha Buchlien, Maple- Keyport; one brother, Doras, at the double ring ceremony 'rom St. Mary's High School, Falco 'ood, and seven grandchll- Morganville; two grandchil- Baptisms before an altar decorated with Kllzabeth, and la employed by A daughter was born Mon- iren. dren, and five great-grandchil- white gladioli. Mrs. .. Frank ay, Aug. 12, 1057. In River- dren. Patricia Mary Iledley the New Jersey Bell Tel- lew Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs, Funeral services were held Helen Catherine Iledley Fleming played ' traditional ephone Co., Elizabeth. Her fi- ,t 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Funeral services were held wedding music on the organ. tathony Fqlco, 498 Broad St., William John Hedley ance attended Middlesex Coun- ieyport. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the ty Boys Vocational'and Tech- Bedle Funeral Home, M a t a- Patricia Mary, Helen Cathe- Escorted by Mr. DeLaCruz, ith the Rev. Dean Jeanblanc, rine and William John Hedley, the bride wore a full-length nical High School, Perth Am- jastor of the Grace Methodist wan, with the Rev. Dr. Hill- boy, and Is serving In the U.S man T. Williams, pastor of children of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- gown designed with a fitted Funeral Services Church, Union Beach, officiat- liam John Hedley, 166 Morn- Chantllly lace bodice with an Navy, now aboard the U.S.S ing. Cremation was at Rose Calvary Methodist Church, B o r 1 e on a Mediterranean Hill Crematory, Linden. Keyport, officiating. Interment ingslde Ave., Union Beach, Illusion neckline and standing Frank W. Belter were baptized by the Rev. iruise. Funeral services were held was In Old Tennent Cemetery. collar arid long pointed Michael A. Kllnsky Dean Jeanblanc,' pastor of the •leeves. It was re-embroidered Tuesday, Aug. 6, 1957, at 10 Russell-Shallis Michael A. Kllnsky, 48, Un- S. Douglas Garrlel Grace Methodist Church, Un- with pearls and sequins. The ,.m. at Christ Episcopal ion Beach at the 11 a.m. wor- full skirt of tulle was border- Mra. Frank Shallis, Villan on and Jersey Aves., Union S. Douglas Garrlel, 68, of 514 Church, New Brunswick, with Church St., Long Branch, ship service, Sunday, Aug. 11, ed with matching lace and ova Rd., Madison Township the Rev. Clarence Lambelet Beach, died Friday, Aug. 9, has announced the engagement 957, at his home. Born in died Sunday, Aug. 11, 1957, at 1957. Mrs. John Young, Union flowed Into a chapel-length ifflclating, for Frank W. Reit- Beach, was sponsor. train. Her flngertlp-length vei of her daughter, Marjorle, to leyport, he was the son of the his home. He was born in r, 88, of 269 Seaman St., New Long Branch, the son of Mrs. of illusion fell from a Martha William Charles Russell, son of Brunswick, who died Sunday, ate John. Kllnaky and Mary . Fred George Hodum DRUG FACTS Washington headpiece trim- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R, Rus- Dembrosky) Kllnsky. Clark Garriel, Long Branch, Fred George Hodum, son of Aug. 4, 1957, in Middlesex and the late James Garrlel. med with pearls and she car- sell, Wellesley Rd., Madison General Hospital. Cremation He was a member of the Un- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hodum, 22 Tied a cascade bouquet ol Township. Miss Shallis also was in Swing Crematory, on Beach Fire Company, and He had been a lifelong resl- Dlbling St., Union Beach, was white roses. Is the daughter of the late Mr Trenton. veteran of World War n lent of Long Branch. He was baptized, Sunday, Aug. 11, MISS JILL COOKE Shallis. He Is survived by a brother, _ paid fireman of the Oliver Miss Joan Corclone, Key- Born in Keyport, he was the \dam; two sisters, Mrs. Ray- rr» MM WHO MM _ Crlckmore, jr., son of Mr. and The bride-elect Is employed Byron Engine Co.; a member port, was the maid of honor, on of the late Frank Av and mond Welch and Mrs. Sophie BUT HE OOtJm MIND Her lull-length gown of mint Mrs, Oeorge Crlckmore, as a commercial teller at the Julia M. (Qulgley) Relter. of the A.s b u r y Methodist \J>. 3colfl, all of Union Beach. green nylon tulle had a round Qreensboro, N. C. National Newark b Essex Church, Long Branch; Crystal SHUIING OUT fOP. THE Mr. Relter retired in 1953 Funeral services were held Wave Council, Sons and Daugh- MOKRATttY PRICED neckline, cap sleeves and i Miss Cooke Is a graduate o: Banking Co., Newark. Mr, i a construction consultant t 8 am. Tuesday at the Day •Matching ellk apron drapi Keyport High School and 1: Russell is employed by the ters of Liberty; a life mem- PttUCRIPTION ttRVKt III •or the Fllntkote Co. He had Funeral Home, Keyport. At 9 >er of Atlantic Engine Co., BOTTLED over the front of the skirt, employed by Esso Research Universal Carloadlng Co., Inc. held that post for more than ,m, a high requiem mass was Long Branch; an honorary She also wore a Martha Wash- and Engineering Company, New York. 25 years and was a, member celebrated by the Rev. Joseph AON ington headpiece, matching Linden. Her fiance is a stu- member of Oliver Byron Co., A Febiuiry wedding Is of the firm's Quarter Century . Fox, pastor, at the Holy md former treasurer of Inter- DRUGS her gown, and carried a cas- dent of theology and has been Club. cade bouquet of yellow roses. planned. 'amily Church, Union Beach, mtlonal -Firefighters' Associa- a member of the headquarters He was a graduate of Buck- n.terment was In St. Joseph's GAS Miss Vera Ma'Arop and tion, Local 309, AFL. staff of the Watchtower Bible nell University, Lewlsburg, Cemetery, Keyport. Miss Charlotte Ma'Arop, and Tract Society, Brooklyn Surviving, besides his moth- Brooklyn, cousins of the bride, Births a., and a member of Kappa er, are his wife, Henrietta You Get Clean, Quick for the past three years. Sigma Fraternity. He was a were the bridesmaids. Their Frato 1 Mrs, August Kappea David) Garrlel; a.son, Wil- gowns were styled like the Crawley-Fletcher member of Christ Episcopal Mrs. Emma Kappes, 82, died lam P., West Keansburg; a Heat For Cooking Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frato, Church, where he had served honor attendant's in pale pink Mr. and Mra. charleiE 6 Madison Ave., Old Bridge, ,t the Monmouth County Wei jrother, George, Long Branch, and they wore matching pic- Fletcher, Forest Hills, N. Y., In the vestry 23 years and re- 'are House, Freehold, Sunday, tnd two grandchildren. Prompt, Efficient ire the parents of a daughter, lently had been elected honor- ture hats and carried cascade announce the engagement of jorn in Perth Amboy Hospital. ug. 11, 1957. She was the wld- Funeral services were held . bouquets of red roses. ry people's warden. He • also •w of August Kappes. She was Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Service . Hulsart was a member of Union 10m in Somers, N. Y. lohn W. Flock Funeral Home, Thorn a a Figlloll, Long Mr. and Mra. Robert Bui: dee No. 19, F&AM: Crescent Branch, was the best man and She Is survived by her broth- ~.ong Branch, with the Rev. art. 144 Park Ave., Old Temple, AAONMS, the Scott- r, Grover L. Thacker, Holm- William I. Roberts, pastor of ushering were John DeLaCruz Bridge, are the "rents of sh Rite, and the Union Club. KEYPORT GAS CO. and Victor DeLnCruz, Union el Township, with whom she he Asbury Methodist Church, aughter, born Tuesday, Aug. Surviving are liis' wife, Dol- ormerly made her home. g Branch, officiating. In- Beach, brothers of the bride, 1957. at Fltkln Memorial le (Vanderbllt) R e 11 e r: a Affiliate ol Specialist Third Class Lat- erment was in Woodbine Hospital. aughter, Mrs. David L. Ken- Funeral services were held Cemetery, Oceanport. rence Jerrell and Specialist Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the TJilrd class Edward Mathls, all, Jefferson City, Tenn., and Wfft-eit h, r e e grandchildren. The ohn w. Mehlenbeck Funeral Fort Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. David Wlggett, lome, Raritan Township, with KEYPORT LUMBER 'uackenboss Funeral H6pm e, Mrs. DeLaCruz wore a gray ox 152, Morrlstown Rd., he Rev. Theodore LeVan, pas- Wills Filed ew Brunswick, was in charge ir of the Christ Episcopal lace afternoon dress, over pink Matawan, are the "parents of arrangements. William F. Burmcster taffeta with a pink hat and ac- daughter, born Saturday, :hurch, Shrewsbury, offlclat- g. Interment was in F a I r William F. Burmester, cessories and a corsage of ug. 10, 1957, in Perth Amboy Mrs. Agnes M. Maurer latawan, who died June 24, pink roses. ospital. , ~, A mass was celebrated Frl- lew Cemetery, ' Mlddletown ownshlp. 957, left his estate to his wife, A reception followed at the ny at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's ate Burmester, who was Union Beach Fire House, aft- Thomas liurch, Deal, by the Rev. Peter Verbltsky amed executrix. er which the couple left for Ni- A soil was born Saturday, unnan. for Mrs. Agnes M. agara Falls. For traveling, ug, 10, 1957, in Fitkln Mem- Pet«r Verbitsky, 14 White- Richard E, Erdmann, Sr. aurer. 61, of 525 South Edge- ead Ave., South River, died -the bride wore a beige sheath lal Hospital, to Mr, and Mrs. ere Dr., W e s t AUenhurst, Richard E. Erdmann, sr,, dress with a white hat and ames Thomas, Marlboro. unday night, Aug. 11, 1957, at .latawan, who died July 17, •ho died Wednesday, Aug. 7, iddlesex General Hospital, accessories and a corsage of 157, at Fitkln Memorial eft gold cuff links to a son, Planning A Vacation ? gardenias. Crane ew; Brunswick, after being .Ichard 35, Slrdmann, Jr.;,a dia- Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. tospltal. Interment was in rlcfeen by a cerebral Viemor- The bride graduated from : mond ring to be sold to the son IARBARA ANNE FLETCHER rane, 192 Frenenu A v e., i&lvary Cemetery, Hn* York. •hage. Keyport High School, and is Mrs. Maurer was employed ifatawan, are the parents of a He was a communicant of employed at the U. S. Army is daughter. Miss Barbara laughter, born Saturday, Aug. ,« a clerk at Fort Monmouth Steamship Or Plane ••'..•' Signal School. The bridegroom nne Fletcher, 41B Union Ave., rlor to being taken 111. She it. Peter and Paul Russian attended Peterson High I, 1957, Is Monmouth Memor- Tthodox Church, South River, Jnlon Beach, to John Dennis 1 Hospital. ad resided In the West Allen- Prompt Reservations School, Calif., end has five rowley, son of Mr. and Mrs. urst area all her life and was nd held membership in the Want to Col more months to serve of a ohn J. Crowley, 400 First St., Foy irotherhood Society and t h e three-year enlistment In the parishioner of St. Mary's luisii n-A mtrl.ein Cit- BROWN TRAVEL BUREAU Keyport. Twin daughters were b o r n iliurch. YourAoto U. 8. Army. iunday, Aug. 11, 1957, in Mon- Jen's Club, South River. Day Calls: Valley 6-4141 7 Broadway, Key port The couple will reside in Un- Miss Fletcher Is a graduate Surviving are a daughter, 214 Smith St. Nlsbl Calls: louth Memorial Hospital, to- ilrs. Jack Morgan, Holmdel; Surviving are his w i f e, Insurance Costs? ion Beach. >f Red Bank Catholic Hign Mr, and Mrs. James Foy, 0 Helen (Zenko) Verbltsky, five Perth Amboy Keyport 7-S031 School and attended the Perth .wo brothers, Vincent and Soully-GercEhty tlllwell St., Matawan. 'rank, New York, and three aughters, Mrs. Vera Burlew, mboy Business Institute. She •latawan; Mrs. Mary Piorkow- Miss Patricia Janice Qoregh- Is employed In the finance and Hart randchlldren. ty, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. The John E, Day Funeral ki, South River; Mrs, Lcona accounting division, Fort Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hart, Moroz, Newark, Del.; Mrs Joseph F. Qercghty, Fearey mouth. Mr. Crowley. a gradu- 5 East Jack St., Keyport, are Home, Red Bank, was In PI., Morgan, and Leo James :narge of arrangements. Stella Miller, White Plains WANTED ate of Keyport High School, the parents of a daughter . Y.; Mrs. Sonia Merola, The Scully, son of Leo J. Scully, served with the U. S. Marine born Monday, Aug. 12, 1957, in Old Tennent Rd., Robertsvllle Bronx; two sons, John,' Hel- Experienced Sales Personnel Corps. He Is a member ol Rlvervlew Hospital. metta; Michael, South River and the late Mary (Orlmley) Local No. 3 International Obituaries Scully, were married Satur- Wnrnock brother, Nicholas, Hunting- Experienced Service Manager day, Aug. 10, 1957, in St. Law- Brotherhood of Electrical Work- Rudolph C. Schuld ton, L. I., and 13 grandchil- ers, New York. \ A son was born Sunday, rence's Church. Laurence Har- Aug. 11. 1957, in nivervlc Rudolph C. Schultz, 57, of Di dren. Experienced Office Manager bor. The double-ring ceremo- No date has been set for the F u r m a n Blvd., CUffwooi wedding. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs Funeral services are being ny was performed by the Rev James Warnock, S49 Line ltd. Beach, died Sunday night, held at 8:30 a.m. this morning Experienced Parts Manager Walter Slattery. Matawan, Aug. U, 1957, In the Perth Am- at the Mallszewski F u n e r a boy Hospital, following a Ion First Class Auto Mechanics (6) Given In marriage by he , SeUcrgtrom-Bradham Home, South River. At 9 a.m Mr. and Mis. Aaron Brad- Moore Illness. father, the bride wore a pun for the all new: ' white silk organdy gown with ham, 54 Shadyslde Ave., Laur- Mr. and Mrs. P a t r i o Bom In Unlonvllle. he hai a |ChapeMength train, a finger- ence Harbor, announce the en Moore, 75 First St., Keyport, been a resident of Cllffwooi Shore/and Memorial tip-length veil attached to gagement of their daughter are tho parents of their firs' Beach for the past a e v e n Gardens Cemetery KROLL - EDSEL SALES CORP. lace hat, and she carried Catherine, to Clifford Setter- child, a daughter, born Sunday years. He retired as a drafts strom, son of Mr, and.Mrs Aug. 11, 1957, hi Rlvervle man from the Esso Research Assn. cascade bouquet of phalticnop LOCATING IN THE RED BANK ARK A; als orchids mid utephanotls. Clifford Setterstrom, 81 Lon Hospital. The baby welffhec and Engineering Department, Why pny for tho "otbo fellow's" tana Way, Laurence Harbor Linden, in 1955, after 15 year: KE 7-3639 carcleaa drivini? SUto Farm ~^ Mrs. Charles Carbone, Mor- nine pounds, six ounces am • The opportunity of a lifetime—start fresh with a hard- Miss Bradham Is a senior a has been mimed Colleen Ann employment with the com Main St Kejpon airoi to iniuro only "careful gan, was the matron of honor driven"—iha kind who have . hitting and aggressive sales and service organization that, while attendants were Mrs the Middlesex County Voca- Mrs. Moore Is the former Mis: pany, He was a member am fewer acciaenta and fewer claima. Douglas Sprague, Morgan, sis- tional and Technical H 1 g Alberta Steinberg. past master of Azure Lodge You can rely on Stata Farm Tor already has the advantage of ihavlng the finest reputation No. 129, F&AM, Cranford, am aound protection at reasonable and clientele! 11 ter of the bride; Mrs, John School, Woodbrldge. Her f] • Lady Attendant ljg rates. Call nw, 1 may be able Massing, slater of the bride- ance Is a graduate of Sayrc Dietrich a veteran of World War I. i • Non-Sectarian to aave you money! Broom, and Mist Louise Sulli- vllle High School and Is em A ton was born Saturday Surviving are his wife, Doro • Earnings and working conditions will be based on the van, cousin of the bride, South ployed at Cannon Hill Farm Aug. 10, 1957, in Rlvervlew thy (Brown) Schultz; a son, ' PAY Funeral Home, same modern thinking that has created this all-new FORD Amboy, and Miss Mary Ann Holmdel. He Is a member i Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Otti Rudolph, Jr., Linden; a daugh 361 Hapls PI.. KejportJ product—THE EDSEL CAR. Meyer and Miss Janice Mey- Dietrich, New Brunswick Ave ter, Mrs. Marian Smith, Cliti Tel. KEyport 7-1188 •vv the New Jersey Nation If you feel qualified, please write immediately to er, Laurence Harbor. Guard with the tank battallo: Matawan. wood Beach; two brothers FUNERAL DGCUIOta M* k W- at Red Bank, Qordon, and Charles, Maple- Serving his brother as best llcrmunns wood; jt sister, Mrs. Cathcrlni MR. EUGENE M. KROLL mnn was James Peter Scully, Rinear-Leiuion Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ho Maag, Springfield, and thre 671 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. Robortsvllle, John Lennon, Revere, Mass manns, 401 Orange Ave., Un- grandchildren. Robert A. Orr Ushering were John F. ion Beach, are the parents o announces the engagement Funeral services were hcl > 70S Bay Avenue All replies will be held In strict confidence Kulin, South Amboy, cousin of h l'l daughter, Barbara, a daughter, born Thursday the bridegroom: David Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at th Union Beach George Rlnenr, Matawan. Aug. 8, 1957, In Rlverview Hos Prall Funeral Home, Roselle DON'T WAIT! Brynes, Robertsvllle: N. Qerr pi]tal. KEyport 7-5028 aid Robinson, Takoma P a'r k, Miss Lennon Is employed b Interment was In Valrmll Md.;. Richard D. Chumney, the Architectural Tiling Co, Leone Cemetery, SUlcn Island. Richmond, Va., and Jefferson Keyport. Mr. Rlnear Is em A son was born In Pert Phillip Theodore Brown 6. Lindsay, Arlington, Va. ployed by the A & R S h o p Amboy Hospital to Mr, a n Matawan. Phillip Theodore Brown For their wedding trip to Mrs, Peter Leone, 3 Snyde two-day-old Infant son of Pill No, ^lute has been set fo Lane, Keyport, Wlldwood, the bride wore a the wedding. Up and Joan (Lnmoreaux black sheath dress, with Per- Koch Brown, 147 Cottage St., Look sian melon accessories and a Turnpike Express Bus Service Trlnldnd-Ttrry port, N. Y., died Monday whits orchid corsage. Mr, and Mrs; Alfred K o c r MrB. Margaret Terry, 0 Pop- 305 Route 35, Laurence Ita: Aug. 8. 19S7. at the Lockpor Tlio bride graduated from lar St., Keansburg, announce Memorial Hospital, Lockpar From Keyport, N. i.( Rollo Post House) fit. Mary'a High School, South bor, art the parents of a soi the engagement of her daugli born In Perth Amboy llosplta New York. He Is survived besides h! Direct To New York City's Business and Theatre Districts Boncatlik parents, by one sister, Debr A daugher was born Satu Ann Loulsi Brown; paterna Clip Out and Save _ , _ • • Clip Out and Save Studios day, Aug. 10, 1957. In Rlvc grandparents, Phillip Brown Departure*; From Kcyporl •arlarai Vium New York clij (a Haypmt I view Hospital, to Mr. a n New , Conn., Mr: r ~ "l~.~-n.-"LT-~- 1 Round Trip Fare r rajBuoiM.... *) Ml....b. —IL • ortybiiuoi Jllb | To New Vork Clly Tarmlou 1 A.M.. 7:U. •:«} »:«J, (Iritl I CANDID WEDDINCS A SPECIALIY VtWWVHVWVVW K.M., 7:!0«. I. t, 10, II 10:i5, Il:li A M., I 0, 19. II 10 MAW IT. KtYTORT I P.M.. 11. 1, ». «, I. «. 1, I. ». li:M i I r.M., 12:15. 1:15. J:(3. P.M.. It 1. >. 3. 4. t. t I nun f4Mi Iliil, 4: •:U r-rldaj * I, 10. I1:M A.M. . Saturday Only Television Service 1:41. I:U, 1J:I3 A.M. 1:15 A.M. Moadaya * L »'»"°!l"^ri'"'!l°'1*JL*—"t!!" 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TRtVNIT ' U Phone KEYPORT 7-0797 - 7-0360 of expert enelcecrlot ttu'diesTceedlng with detailed engineer-|j Wins Mink Stole In Recent Contest Water Plan Goes and aiialysls. heretofore beset] Ing studies to determine howl by frustration, has been cujled. best to Up these supplies. weighed, evaluated and by Ground water Is the key to an abundant water supply for Sea Day Parade To Legislature every known yardstick put to MATAWAN 3 The 125-member corps of A ttate-wlde water plan southern and southeastern sec- test and is ready for Legisla- tions'of the state, and when Allf. IS, 1»M Guadalcanal Post 4745, Veter- comprehensive to the point ot tive action," he added. Face ans of Foreign Wars, Uata- meeting New Jersey's agricul- engineering studies are com- wan-Cllffwood, have signed up tural, residential and econom- "The first phas« ot the pro- pleted this will represent an- lug privileges of~Do»«14 gram, presented to Uie state other phase of our comprehen- M toe 10th band In the two- ic water needs until xhe year Lamp, 21, of 41 Hancock St., jnile parade which will be the 2000 is ready for action by tho four months ago and still sive state-wide program." awaiting Legislative aotlon, Keansburg. Lamp was convlcUu£ hlghUgh); of the eighth annual Legislature, the State Water ed of reckless driving, speed- „ revival of Ocean County B 1 g Resources Advisory Commit- calls for construction ot on-rlv- Flower Show Planned Eea Day, at Point Pleasant tee declared last week. er reservoirs at Spruce Run, Ing and careless driving viola- Beach,, on Saturday, Aug. 24, near Clinton, and Stony Brook For Convention Hall tions find passing « red light. The first phase ot the pro- In the Prlnccton-Pcnnlngton according to pageant director, gram, now before the Senate Maurice C. Goldberg. area. Voters would have the Preparations are being Read Uie classified ads. Committee on Revision and right to approve the plan at made for Uie "Diamond Jubll- Other features of the cele- Amendment ot Laws, would the polls Nov. 5. providing the lee Flower Show" ot the Mon- bration will be tlie finals In the solve the water problems of Legislature lakes acllon to- put mouth-Elberon Horticultural New Jersey Seafood Princess Northern and Central Jersey the question on the ballot," Society to be held at Conven- contest, a fireworks display, for a period of seven years, Mr. Smith said. tion Hall. Asbury Fark, on Callus nautical parade, and one of the the committee said. Subse- Sept. 13, 14, and IS. For years first'appearances of the six quent" stages ot the master "The on-rlver reservoir plan known as "New Jersey's Finest1 semi-finalists in the 1953 Miss plan, which the committee an- would require a 114,000,000 ticipates Implementing In two bond issue, but the e n 11 r e FloweFlo r Show" and warded today for Rhelngold contest, who will in years, now are the subject ot , lf»° * <»«»"»• adorn a specially constructed cost would be borne by users n Ule parade float. Intensive engineering study of the"water"" he added. "And ^° °* state, the Mon- and will be presented to the regarding very Important hud- mout"h" Elbero**"' n Societ«•—•-•.y. mem- New sites have been select- bers continually have exerted information state In detail as each phase man considerations, this plan ed for both the Seafood Prin Mrs. Mildred Comertord. 34 Conner Ave., Bed Bank, received a (enable mink stole as their efforts to bring to the • prirc for btlng one of It winner* of a n»Uon»l contest conducted hj Snow Crap Frozen Feeds. Is completed. would displace a minimum cess contest ticals and Uie an- number ot people. These same public the finest possible In all tique auto display, to provide The stole w*s presented to Mm. Comerford by Joseph Aaiolino of Kood Circus Super Market, "Once we embark on this phases of horticulture. Route 35, Middletotvn. Assisting in the presentation was C. T. Christopher, zone inanacer for principles will apply to addl- about additional facilities for both program stcp-by-step, and car- Snow IJron Frozen Foods. Mrs. Comerford'a s«n, Michael, was presented with a replica of a •lonal on-rlver reservoirs to be A special added feature this spectators aud contestants. ry it to completion, the suf- recommended." year will be the first annuul The beauty contest finals will Snow Crop tracUr trailer truck. . • fering and staggering financial 'On-rlver reservoirs offer African Violet show of Uie New . be held in the auditorium of loss due to droughts such as Jersey State Council of Afri- Point Pleasant Beach High now plague New Jersey will practical advantages that are John Merrill Gathers basic." Mr. Smith sntd. "Bulld- can Violet Clubs to be held in School, while the antique au- Atlantic City To Speed, Potential be diminished and eliminat- conjunction with Uie Man- dtP- tos will be displayed in Pleas- Material For Thesis ed," said.George P. Smith, ng reservoirs at tho source of supply eliminates costly pipe- mouth-Elberon show. African ure Park. committee chairman. V 1 o 1 o t fanclcrn and clubs Host Legionnaires John R. Merrill, 203 Bethany Auto Death Trap lines and permits a controlled The first entry for the pag- Following Its appointment by flow In rivers In periods ot throughout the state will par- Rd.. Hazlet. is a visiting grad- the state 11 months ago, tlic ticipate. eant's "parade of the coun- Legionnaires, their families uate student at the Scripps In- "Speed and Its control has drought. Water can be carried ' ties" has been filed officially and friends intending to par- grown Into a controversial top- committee decided to b r e a k free of charge on Its natural Included in the numerous stitution of Oceanography, La- down the state's complicated In pageant offices. It Is from ticipate In the gigantic 1957 na- Jolla, Calif., this summer. In c generating conflicting views course and removed at the sections of the show this yrar • PREMIUM GRAM Gloucester County, which will tional convention of the Amer- even among so-called traffic water problem Into logical seg- point closest to Its users. This are the Federated Garden September, he plans to return ments and solve thorn one-by- Heating Oil have a float depicting pro- ican Lesion to be held In At- to Princeton University Gradu- :afety experts." Dayld dreen. plan has another vital advan Club section, open to i ducts for which the county Is lantic City Sept. 14 through President of the Motor Club one. "Any attempt to present ttge-lt would avoid costly du- ot garden clubs, the Women's Premium Service < ate School to complete his doc- all the details of an all-encom- well known. The float will be Sept. 19, may purchase tickets toral thesis, which concerns of America declared recently. plication ot existing water Club section, open to members •—of no extra cost prepared by the Hi 4-H'ers in to the outstanding events by passing program at ono time treatment purification plants." ot women's clubs, another sec- the chemistry of ocean sedi- "Speeds higher than legal would result In the same con- Gloucester County, mall, convention headquarters ments and deep sea water. limits," said Mr. Qreen, tion open to all women, and a announced last week. tusion that has ultimately de- ''The development ot Round Organizations throughout the 'make It more difficult for a Valley Reservoir, ah lntergral chUdrcn'a section, All classes Mr. Merrill holds-Jhe Arm- driver to avoid an accident. feated every water piogram in theao sections are for com- HOLLYWOOD areVTiive begun "construction Tickets for the spectacular presented in New Jersey over part of Uie committee's mu- legion parade, the national strong Cork Company fellow- Low and so-called reasonable positions or arrangements ' of floats, comic cars and oth- ship at Princeton's Depart- the past SO years," Mr. Smith ter plan, will add further to er displays which will be en- contest events, and advance speeds sometimes are too fast various Jowels as Uie main ment of Chemistry. said. "The committee also la the long-term water require- theme. tered in the parade. Competi- registration, which includes for conditions. Thus, It's ob- accutely aware ot the vital SERVICE INC coupon book providing free vious that accidents can occur ments of Northern New J • r- tion Is keen for awards In sey." Mr, Smith added. Maplt Place, 81> OMnara. eight parade classifications. and cut-priced tickets to a my- over the entire speed range." time factor, when every month riad of amusements and rev MMH Campaign of delay in Initiating a solu- "A survey ot ground water License Revoked Keyport - Phon* 74000 Entries will be accepted un- "Traffic safety experts tion means untold hardsl resources In New Jersey Is a taurants in Atlantic City now agree that a traffic accident • til tomorrow In both the pa- are available via the malls. during periods of drought. tedious process, but It Is a The State Division of Motor Asd Delivery rade and the Seafood Princess Is the result of two or more committee'! Vehicles has Announced the The boardwalk parade, Reaches $709,656 contributing factors. They also "The plan now before t h • vital part of the contest. Entry blanks may be Legislature, the result of years overall project and we are pro two-monUi revocation ot diiv obtained from Ocean County which Is slated to begin at 10 Subscriptions totaling $709, are in Big Sea Day, 600 Arnold Ave., a.m. on Sept. 16, may be seen 656 to the Monmouth Memor added, "that speed frequent- Point Pleasant Beach, or the from any of a number ot re- lal Hospital *1,000,000 building ly Is one of the major contri- State Department of Conserva- served vantage points. The Le- fund campaign were an- buting factors, whether in ex- tion and Economic Develop- gion-sponsored Junior Drum nounced recently at the open- cess of limits or too fast for ment, Trenton. and Bugle Corps finals will be ing dinner tff the special gifts conditions." held in Convention Hall at 1 committee. Edwin Bry, chair- p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 14. man of the committee presid- "Speed beyond the normal," Accuse Man ed. More than 50 volunteer Mr. Green said, "is particul- Registration fee entitles Le workers, representing the spe- arly evident in one-car "accl-J James B. Palmer. 22. At- lonnalres, family members cial gifts committee, h e n r d dents, it Is becoming more , lantlc St., Eeyport. was held and friends to an attractive the reports from the chairmen and more obvious that in such lor action o! the grand jury convention souvenir badge, the of the advance committees accidents the car was driving Sunday night on a charge of official convention souvenir prior to the opening of their the driver. Loss of vehicular contributing to the delinquen- program book, and the coupon phase of the campaign, control occurs more otten at book. The latter offers free improper speeds." UVE BETTER. cy ol a minor. Mlddletown tickets to the grand bill Walter W. Reid, jr., genero: Township Magistrate W. Gil- : chairman: of the campaign, re- "Proper speed laws backed bert Manson set bail at $500. sponsored by the U. S. Brew by sound enforcement can eis Foundation; the gala miis ported that 43 members ot the Mr. Palmer «.'««.arrested by board of governors had pledg- check fast driving. Police ex- police Sunday morning w ho c festival, and, at a reduced ed a total of 1189.024. The doc perience has shown that the said he bought beer lor a ,14- rate, a nationally-televised tors' subscription committee visible presence of patrols year-old boy. - V championship boxing match. headed by Vincent M. Whelan, served as a deterrent along In addition, the coupon book M. D., and Andrew P. Dedick. with the knowledge that speed provides special reductions In Drive-In Treat M. D., reported that 109 sub- laws are enforced. This belief the prices of luncheons on the part of motorlsts-tliat some of this resort's w o r 1 d- scriptions had been made by The new. Ainboys Drive-In members or the medical stati speed laws are enforced,*' Mr. Theatre at 8ayrevllle will ceV famous restaurants, admis- amounting to $247,125. Green said, "Induces compli- sions to amusement pie r «, ances with all ' other traffic b rate. Its first "good-nelshbors The standing of the memor- get-together" nights on Friday theatres and shows, and prices aws. of souvenirs of the resort. •-; ial subscription committee, of around the clock and and Saturday by a standing which Ira Haupt is chairman;^ treat of doughnuts and coffee. Any or all of these Items Read Uio classified ads. may be reserved by sending was given by the co-chairman, There, will.he a special thrill Monroe Eisner. Mr. Eisner re- treat after the codec and check or money-order In the proper amount to The Ameri- ported 53 pledges for $210,639. 10 to 20 ?« doughnut break, at midnight, Michael Ercollno, chairman of Rmvlnn On All Insnrance around the calendar/ can Legion National Conven- AuU • *lr« • Home LUbuUy • tUc. when a borrorama will be pre- the corporation ' subscription sented. tion Headquarters, Room 39, Arcade Building, Tennessee committee, reported 150,050 Casimir J. ZJydasiyk had been subscribed by Indus- ,^ Krai Estate Broker Ave. and the Boardwalk, At- Notanr Public lantic City. rles and businesses to date. HA MM Edwin Bry, chairman of the 31 Cardtn Fiaca Cllrtwood LEROY F.GEARY Fined In Sayreville special gifts committee, stated Land Surveyor "It Is most heartening to the - Two bay-shore men were members of our committee to fined by Magistrate Edward know that the business and In- Modselewskl. Sayreville, dividual leaders in our com- ITS /I FACT 1003 Highway 36 Thursday. Robert Terry, munity are supporting this Keansburg. paid $10 itnd *5 program In such an outstand- Corner Union Ave., costs.for speeding on the Gar- ing manner. I am confident that our committee will do its Union Beach den state Parkway. Ronald Plummer, West Keansburg, proportionate share along with the other committees to com- KEyport 7-4976 paid $5 and *5 costs for oper- ating a trailer with no regis- plete the expansion program. tration in his possession. "We must keep In mind," Mr. Bry emphasised, "that in or- der to maintain the high level of giving, established by these advance committees, we must stress the pledge plan of glv Convention Delegates Ing. Six payments at lour- month Intervals over a three- year (Period Is the only practl to Tell Woodmen of cal way we can realize this large capital fund." Wnj "fisn around" for a fo*d used ear, when joo can come C. Byron Blalsdell, M. p., here and get a guaranteed used Society's Progress former president ot the hospi- car at a modest price. Come tal's medical board, spoke of in and see the selection we Af- the ever Increasing demand ter — you're certain to find To inform Woodmen of tlirir Society's progress, for mcdlchl services at Moo- Just what jou want for that nuineroiumeeting! are beinglicld during Augnat mouth Memorial. He pointed racatlon trip! > throngboat the country. Officers and delegates out the immediate expansion ot the hospital facilities Is vi- 955 Bulck Century Conv., to the recent national Woodmen convention ar« tally necessary If the health dynaflow, power steering, reporting on it* acliriiiea. Theae reports l)i&h- needs of the community are to power brakes, power win- bt met adequately. dows and seat. New roof. lighl imprtwivr gains the Society hat made since Tills car Is a one-owner Si« last liiennial convention in 1955. and well-kept. Don't mlm Late Season Activities this one, lt'a priced to sell. Tllcne guini inrludei 1954 Mercury, Mont, 2-dr. hard- At State Retort Areas top. Two-tone, merco Insurance in force garni: t23I879,S48, matlc, radio, heater. A The major New Jersey • re one owner car with excel- protection now totalling $605,062,612, sort areas promise a great lent care. m new high- amount of late summer fun In IMS Bulck S-dr. hardtop Gaini in assets: {10,932,725, bringing the next two months, accord- Special, two-tone, radio, ing to Joseph. E. McLean, aweta to a new high of $209,945,113. heater, low mileage, one Commissioner of the New Jer- owner, neat as a pin. Benefits paid memben the patt two sey Department of Conserva Words can't describe how fearii: $21,876,673. Total aince the So. Uon and Economic Develop- nice It Is. Won't be here ciety'afoandin*; in 1S90I $495,862166. ment. for long, so hurry, Last year, for the first time, 1(51 Kaiser, two-door, radio In 1956 more than 427JKW member* and healer. One owner, New Jersey broke tradition Has the new look design. received thn largest tarings rtfaad M and kept most of the resorts Can bs purchased lest history, total $2,200,000. open longer than usual. .The Uian any other 'U model. precedent-breaking ven- Worth looking Into, Reaerre ratio (iivu over Uaoilitiea) ture proved so successful Uia PAGE, FULL COLOR IDEA BOOK. •till greater than that ti any ••»*» It was decided to repeat it fo TOE POBPOISE IB NOT A , _— »how* you how to llv« bttttr electrically «v«rjr hour of •MwaKc efganixotio*. the 1857 season. •Vary day of the year. Each colorful page la packed with easy, The stata Is co-operating Tfc» axrpala* U an »««atlo, •coaomfcal way* to enjoy a more comfortable horn*. 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Ul4*i'lt4frn fadf**"! lor fwfmoflWr fvOtUv'tlil Information concernUf ip«- dal reduced rates and pack- WOODMEN £W0RU> ace plans are available f r Stnaulr JCP*L fcy writing lor the folder «n titled "Latt Summer Fun, J.f»j Ctatral P.«»r « Llf M | < 1IFIINSUMNCE SOCIITV Slate Promotion Bectlcn, .De- partment of OooKmttoo aui your MDOY WWWATT OEAIBfor yoar FrM UVE ttTTHU.tttfiforffr Mo boolt "-^-lIMwta Economic Derrlopment, Ktt Bart State St., Trtatoo, 1 IMM1MH Matawan Terrier* Second In Bayshore League Union Beach Lions In County Finals; Ansels-Monmouth Beach Seek Spot O trengtb of a 14-1 rout of the MARYLAND tracks for the is decided at Trenton, next; Union Beach Lions assured lext two months will be nous- the N. J. representatives go Aug. 15, 1057 themselves of a berjii In the Belford Blues after that tespn at iad carried them to a tie in ig Ripover and Frankantine, into the eastern reglonals final series to determine' the ie horses owned by Harold Rockvllle Center, L.I, and fi- ' Monmouth County Little Lea- the three-same series. Johnny ^ally the "wor Id series" ; Howard's left-handed sinker- olan, Keyport. Dolan decided gue championship when they alnst shipping them to Rock- among Little League teams of Keyport L.L On eliminated the Belford Blues ball was a source of baffle- ment to the Belford batters. ngham Park in New Homp- the nation is held at Williams- by a one-sided count in the de- ihire whrn the meeting at port. This holding of state and slve game with that team But the score was one-all un- Jf«lton Program til the Angels broke the game farragansett Park closed July national championship for ist week. Tlie Beachers, early In favor of running the boys in the 912 years age Keyport Day on the Happy tarters In the tourneyi have wide open In the bottom of the econd. Maryland circuit. The circuit bracket appears on the ques- '.' Pelton Knothole Gang . pro- ut to rest this week to see something not appreciated tionable aide, but it is the ac- gram over TV Channel 9 will rho will win cut between the The Cllffwood team scored In the first on Flynn's triple New Jersey, where horse cepted thing, so there Is noth- be observed tomorrow, n l'g ht liffwood Angels and the Mon- clng Is a bis track-big deal ing to do but abide ty it. nouth Beach Youth Council in and ken Szyarto's single. Bel- when the Brooklyn Dodgers ford tied It In the second. A peration. Starting Monday • • * he battle for the other finalist rith the opening of the Bel- engage the Pittsburgh Pirates ile. hit batsman, an Infield out and FREEHOLD'S Oldtlmers , at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey Winkle Pelose's single turned Ur track to run to Aug. 24, Day is slated for Saturday City. At this ;writlng the advan- the trick. But the Angels ex- here are six two-week stand3 at the Freehold Regiopal Persons- wishing tickets ge rests with Monmouth ploded in their half of the sec it small town tracks in Mary- High School field with should contact Robert Strung, each. The Angels won their ond to decide the series. With and, generally in keeping with Dave Cashlon, storied In the 89 Luppatatdng A\e., Keyport, ,-ay to .play the shore t e •v m one out, Howard walked and ;he dates of county fairs. Aft- annals of Freehold baseball, or Andrew Ulrlchsen, 100 y taking the decisive _game of John Mendolla got a lite on an er Bel-Air comes Tlmoniuni in charge. Hen Dane. Tom Beers St., Keyport. A. fraction' e quarter-final series with error. Richie Klein singled to rom Aug. 27 to Sept. 7; Hag- Deitz, Stan. Carhttft, Art, of toe ticket price goes Into he Belford Blues Friday. Bui score Howard and put the An- irstown'from.Sept. D to Septl Manuel and a number.'-.-pf gels ahead. A walk to Carmen 111 Cumberland from Sept.' 23 other former baseball lumin- the fund of the Keyport Little Monday they Journeyed to to'Oct. 5 and Marlboro from '• League.'--' . • ..'-..•• •lormouth Beach and Manait- Plzzi loaded the bases. Flynn aries from this area who The' Sappy Pelton ceremony r Joe Heimbold's shore play- then struck the deciding blow, Sept. 25 to Oct. 19. The . at- performed w.ith Freehold takes place at 7:30 p.m. Three Late In the season the Matawan Terriers were showing- the way to all teams. They rs trimmed them soundly, 12- a double that cleared the mosphere is rustic and con- teams at times In the past second basemen and their alio defeated the powerful Wrodo Bouse team of the Madison Township Little League. The Angels now must take sacks. Bill Collins also doubled genial and the purses reason- are among the 90 oldtlmers managers-from the Keyport The sauad (left to right): Kneeling: - Thomas Longette, Bobert Masellv, Frank Lasko, he two remaining games with to score Flynn. Then he rode ably good in that the income In county baseball who have -Little League will be Inter- Harold Zierfer, Paul Eovlno, Frank Dapollta, Peter Eovino, Edward Scullj: Standing-- Eon- vfi.i.mouth Beach or be ellmln- home on Szyarto's single to 'rom the fairs helps d e f r a y been Invited to participate. aid Haven Charles LaPera, Mickey Eovlno, Itonald Sickles, David Carnes, Harold Pease, lay complete the rout of the Bel- -he cost of the meeting. Mass- A battery of nine, pretty viewed.. They are Frank Men- Searls, Manager Michael Eovino. Seated In front Is Charles MaseUo. batboy. ited. ichusetts is the only other 'des and Manager Strang, ot The Angels started Whltey ford forces. Thereafter, the girls ias been lined up by Angels ran up their score astern state that enjoys such the committee In charge to the Bean; Bryan Jackson and Jalson, the pitcher who had series ot short duration coun- Manager Larry Insley, of the done so well for them against against the Blues' relief pltca- escort the venerable stars of er. rlfled race meetings in con- the past out to their positions' Cardinals, and Fred Jones and Belford. Monmoutb Bench Junction with its fairs at Wey- Manager Jay Baker, of t h • countered with their pitching The Angels tumbled Into the on the diamond and also to LITTLE LEAGUE BOX SCORES mouth. Marshfleld, Northamp- make them feel a bit more Raiders. ice, Terry O'Halloran. The need of a playoff game after ton, and Brockton. With the Dodgers beaded "for \ngels appeared to nave the Batson had won the opening sprightly. Tomorrow night a Cllffwood Angels (S) Klein, rf, Weaver, o 1902 Ford car will tour the Los Angeles In 1958, this will R. Hern, If edge when they scored twice game for them with a shutout be one of the last Happy Fel- ab r Frazler, rf In the top of the second, John- by succumbing 8-0 on the Bel- . . •/* * streets of Freehold giving Hyslop, rf N. J. STATE SEMI-PRO out facts about the game. It ton programs given in the M ' a 0 ny Howard and Batson were ford field Aug. 7. Their Lefty New York metropolitan area, Sussmeyer, lb walked and stole. Lelf Aamot, Szyarto was locked In a pitch- sottball tourney now In pro- is hoped to have a parade of B, Smith, ss s 0 gress at Warinanco Park, the oldtimers (by auto, to Keyport Little League activi- W. Collins, ct Belford Bluei Cllffwood's best batter of the ing duel with Eddie Hacker, 8 0 17 0 day, cracked out the first o! Elizabeth, involves only one spare their legs for the halt ties this year will conclude on Flynn, cf, p but the Cliffwood pitcher be" s 0 Score by Innings: his three hits to score both gan to have trouble finding the team from this area, the game). The pretty girls will Sept. 15 with a playoff game Szyarto, rf, ct Seflck, If tfnlon Beach Lions 013 011—6 Mlddletown Lanes team of be with them, as Insurance 8 0 Hacker, p, o runners. plate In the third Inning. He for the borough championship Howard, lb Eatontown 000 000—0 the Shore Senior loop t h a t that nobody will fall asleep between the Bears and Cardin- Foulks, c, p The picture quickly changed walked two batters, each o Mendolla, 9 . whom were forced at t h i r d, plays under lights at the before the field Is reached. als. This Is the outgrowth of Watson, lb Cllffwood Antels (14) when Monmouth Beach came field In back of the alleys. The American Legion is pro- i challenge to a Softball game Batson, p, 2b White, ss ab r to bat In the second, O'Hallor- but with two out, Bud Foulks Aampt. rt, 2b banged out a home run and' George Jacobs, Keyport, is viding refreshments and a- Issued by the Keyport Lions Bellerose, of Plzzl, If 2 2 an, Westy Nichols and Billy the ace slugger of this outfit, get-together for the former Club to the Keyport Klwanls DeCapua, 2b Flynn, o f Behrens all hit safely hi a row. was 3-0. Then in the next inn- ing, the Cliffwood pitcher walk- otherwise made up mostly of stars after the game. Club. This game has been ar- • 21 S 4 J. Collins; 2b Collins, 3b O'Halloran came In on a sac- former Red Bank and Leo- ranged for the Sept. 15 pro Monmouth Beach Y. C. (U) Kent, 3b Szyarlo, lb lfice fly. Ky Slaaen, the boy ed four men and hit a batter This, combined with Doi nardo high school baseball gram at Keyport High School ab r h Zabowney, rf Smith, ss who came over from Norway players. Jacobs got two ex- field along with the Bears- Curtiss, ss 1 Batson; 2b six weeks ago and had neve White's timely two-bagger, was the end for the Angels. tra base blows In the Mld- Cardinals game and possibly a Kampf, rf 3 IS 8 2 Howard, p seen a baseball before, pro- dletown win oven the Ha.tbox third contest, an hour and a Hanklns, Sb Score by Inning's: duced the decisive hit of the The Cllffwood team had had BentuK) : Mendolla, o nine, Elizabeth, Saturday. -' littt In adyance of the 2 p.m. O'Halloran, p Cliffwood Angels 000 000—0 Klein, rf came, a smash that brought an excellent chance in thi Another Shore Senior team, blm ".- ' starting time for tne champi- Nichols. 2b Belford Bluea 003 SOx-8 Aamot, rf in Nichols and Brehrens with game before disaster struck Loorl's, Atlantic Highlands, onship game. The preliminary Behrens, c the runs to put Monmouth them when they' filled th< Union Beach Lion* (8) was eliminated Sunday by game would pit the Raiders Ferruglaro, lb 27 14 11Beach ahead. Windy Curtiss bases in the third. But by i the Triangles, Perth Amboy. against the Braves. Slaaen, cf ' ab r hit safely to load the bases. strange quirk of fate they lost Ruby, 3b 0 Belford Blues (1) Another Amboy team, the Tickets for the benefit can Jones, If ab r b Batson fanned Fred K a m p an out by a baserunner being Hubs, reached the semi-final Byddlng, If Kengetter, of 1 but walked Snookte Hanklns to hit by a batted ball and be purchased from any Lions Walsh, lb 1 Seflck, If 0 .0 round of the tourney Sunday or Klwanls Club member. The Hacker, p force in a run, O'Halloran then ruined their scoring chance. by winning a shutout double- 31 12 13 Hourahan, p 2 0 drilled out his second hit o BUDGET PAYMENTS fund so derived will be split Trembley, c 0 Foulks, c 0 Union Beach made t h e 1 header victory. Ed Jacques, between the two service clubs Score by inulhgs: the Inning, running the Mon- way Into the finals behind the one of the athletic stars of Buetel, 2b 0 Watson, lb 1 mouth Beach, total to six run3. Oh Automobile for furthering their underwrit- Cliffwood Angels 020 001— S White, ss 0 shutout pitching of Dan Hour- the Keyport Dukes, Is an out- 1 Monmouth Beach 060 3SX—12 Ollmartln, ss 0 Ed Flynn replaced Batson ing of recreation programs for Sterling, rf 0 Pelose, cf 0 ahan, He blanked the Eaton- fielder for the Hubs. Tony INSURANCE Keyport'a youth. The refresh- m the mound for Cllffwood, town Smokers 6-0 on their own Dragotta, who pitched a lot Cllffwood Angela (0) Petlto, If 2 o DeCapua, 2b 0 lut the batters were snuffed ment stand of the Keyport Kent, 3b field. Hourahan also produced of softball for teams In these Ab r 0 u t steadily by O'Halloran. the telling blows, along with parts in times past, also per- High School Mothers Club Plzzl, If 0 0 29 s 7 Zoborney, rf o n has been granted the two serv- Iynn weakened In the fourth Billy Trembley, to win thi forms with the Hubs. And no Gall KErvort 7-0127 Flynn, cf, p Eatontown Smskeater* (0) McQulre, If nd Monmouth Beach sewed it second straight game of the softball tourney would be ice clubs for use that day' and •b r h Bottllnskl, If the sale of refreshments will Collins, 3b ip. Eatontown series and thereby complete without Mack Szyarto, p, lb Maize!, 2b 10 1 set the Lions up to play to Brocklngton, the Morgan- Arthur W.MtFarland be In charge of the Keyport Mango, 3b SOI 22 1 1 The Angels moved Into the Little League. The profit from B. Smith, ss semi-final round on the the championship, vllle whizballer who has had 81 Broad St. Kejport, N. J. the sale of refreshments will Batson, 2b Hern, ss ; . 2 0 0 Score by innings: them standing on their heads go to the Little League bats- Howard, lb, p Robinson, p 2 0 0 Belford Blues 0100 000— 1 for years in the leagues »nd-balls fund. Mendolla, c Coote, cf 2 0 0 Cliffwood Angels 1065 20x—14 Maimed Wrestler Ayres No-Hits around New Brunswick. The two service clubs will eeking Revenge have another release on the Drought Condition Is Sept. 15 event In two weeks. Kofqed Third In ish Protected Itlckl Starr will get hisHolmde, l Arrows LITTLE LEAGUE to amp Jn Hampering Wildlife chance In a tag team match all this area probably, will go "na- Holmdel Arrows were th tional" next year, that'Is, they Serioui ' drought conditions During Spraying Asbury Park Armory tomor-. victims of no-hit pitching b will affiliate with the National Bobby Kofo « d,' Keyport IOW prevalent In New Jersey row night to get revenge on Barry Ayers, of the Middle- Little League organization Flsl' In North Jersey lakes LAST TIME TODAY Arnold Yacht Club skipper who was ave had a serious effect on ere successfully protected ;he man who sent him to the town Bombers, Sunday at Bod- with headquarters at Williams- port, Pa. It Is rather difficult crowned champion of the lie state's wildlife population. [rom spraying operations for hospital for two days after man P a i k, Mlddletown. The Jack Webb North Jersey Yacht Racing 8-0 victory for Manager Lo to continue in Little . League le State Division of Fish and he control of the gypsy moth their wrestling bout last week. and not do this. For Instance, as the "D.I." House Association by virtue of tri- Mazzie's players left the issui Boom) — with or without ame, Department of Conser- luring April and May, the Roland J. Hlnes, bouts pro- Ted Soltys, manager of the — plus — umphs at Perth Amboy, Thurs- State Division of Fish and of seasonal Raritan Bay Jun- board, o 1 e a n, comfortable, day finished third In the east vation and Economic Develop- moter announces. Starr will be Rarltan Bay Lions, had three "Calypso Heat Wave*' convenient. B u s e s at the ment, announced recently. Game. Department of Conser- a partner with Mlquel Perez in ior Baseball League honor! or four post-season games ar- Friday and Saturday coast regional semi-finals rac- Stewart Granger door. ed over the course at the Mon- Young pheasant broods .nat- vation and Economic Develop- a tag'team match with the strictly a 'matter betwee ranged for his boys under the llgrhts at Elizabeth In connec- Rhonda Fleminr mouth Boat Club, Red Bank. rally produced this year are ment, announced Thursday. dreaded VonHess broth- themselves and the Belford A 123 First St., C. The Belford team mad tion with sports days for char- "Gun Glory" Dr. Walter Lawson, Chesa- avellnB to lower elevations In Richard W. Qross, Junior ers. Karl VonHess was the one sure of that Sunday by wallop ities in that city. But the Eliz- — Cinemascope — Keyport 7-0981 peake Bay Y.R.A. representa- irder to secure water and more Fisheries biologist of the dlvl who twisted the Starr leg to abeth Little League teams all Plus • DEAN MARTIN - In tive, copped the two-day, four- Ing the Union Beach Lions, 15- Blon, reported Thursday to Dr the proportions of a hospital are affiliated with the "na- "Ten Thousand race sailing competition by bundant feed. Similarly, con- A. Heaton Underhlll, director, 1. Manager Phil Cassldy, Un- case, Starr promises he w 111 tional" organization. When the one-quarter of a point to earn :entratlons of deer have shitted that close corporation extend- ion Beach, left shorthanded b powers at Willlamsport learn- Bedrooms" the rleht to represent the re- to take advantage of existent ed by the New Jersey Fisher- rue the day he did this. The failure of his key players t< ed about the coming of "the «— Cinemascope — gion In the Clifford D. Mallbry water supplies. ies Laboratory nnd the Newcontest is for two falls out ot appear, had to draft Littl Cllffwood team, affiliated with national men's sailing compe- Jersey Department of Agrlcul- Sun. - Mon. • Tues. Bob White quail throughoul three. League performers to presenl the non-national Monmouth Eva Marie Saint tition slated next month. „ ure was considered to have County league, tlie ban on the the southern section of the been one of the major factor a lineup. 1 Anthony Franciosa Kofoed, who had his broth- state arc beginning to show In the semi-llnal, another contests was ordered. Soltys er, Jackie, and Joe Nclner as contributing to the prcvcntloi exciting contest Is expected. Mlddletown had no e a s plans to play two games With "A Hatful of Rain" the effect of reduced vegcta- ot flshkllls during the spraylni crow in the Lightning class tlonal growth and tho lack o O y a m o Kato, the Japanese time of It with the Arrow Roselle teams, if these, too, do plus - "Union Station" which was completed on Ma Bob Chromy, KHS Jayvc events was leading tho compe- water, ths division said. If th star Is matched with the not get noised to Wllllumsport tition at the close ot racing 20. Pitcher on the mound t o and banned. The "national" N6W JERSEY TURNPIKE present drought condition! strong B i g Man, (Referee) EX\1 11 TO ROUTE 9 Aug. 7. Koloed won one of th continue unabated there Is rca Fisheries laboratory person Holmdel, did not yield a ru: organization sponsors county TOLL REFUNDED two races Aug. 7 and flnishe ion to believe there will be nel acted as liaison with thi Cowboy Don Lee. to the fifth. Chromy fanned state, regional and national M6-9 OH DATED RECEIPT - third In the other. detrimental effect on all wild- state Agriculture Departmen , There are three other bouts batters but his undoing w a playoffs. The state regional GARDEN STATE PARKWAY Tho Keyport skipper ha life in the state, according u In the project and aided con scheduled to make up an at-giving six walks. Ayres fa playoffs for this area are at EXIT (j27) AT AMBOTS TORourE 3. Freehold, then the state title bad racing luck Thuvsda: the division. At the prcsen slderably In designating se> tractive card for tomorrow ned 11 Holmdel batters in li: . TOU FREE FROM UNION' tlon lines so that they did no (treat showing and walked on when he finished the two-rac time the many small tar night's wrestling show at the event with a third and a fourtl ponds that have been ct cross Important waterways. one. It was his second succe place. Four boats were In thistructed by landowners Armory. Ramon Lopez clashes slve victory. His mastery wa, Don Murray "Because of the large num Eva Marie Balnt competition which was sallci many sections are furnlshlm ber of ponds in northwest \e with Angela Bavoldl. Oino Car- so perfect that only two bal Anthony Francois a by Y.R.A. champs from No water to a good part ot th Jersey this was quite ditficu Ibaldl Is matched with Al were hit out ol the Infield AIR CONDITIONED fc Jersey to Virginia. wildlife population. but was nevertheless accom Amlth'and In the first bout the the Holmdel batsmen. Only "Hatful Dr. Lawson's total of 12 Liberations of game fro. pllshed for all major bodies i batters faced him, a walk put popular Tony MartlnelU grap- ting an Arrows runner on has of Rain" points edged out Harry Slndl the several state game farm; water," reported Mr. Oros ples Harry Lewis. Lavallette Y.C., and Barneua aro being delayed In the hopi "This, pli-s the fact that pilot; in the third and an error the Bay YRA representative, wh< the drought will break. Th were constantly reminded The evening's bouts will second one In the ninth. E YPORT STRAND "The Seventh had 12 1/4. Third placo wen stute pmc farms arc enjoy u s o caution when spraylni start promptly at 0 p.m. Pat Valentine picked up Sin" to-Koloed with a 1/4 and la Ine an excellent season of pro near water contributed to th first Mlddletown run In tlfij to Dr. Minis Darling, Hudso ductlon and a largo yortlon success of the program. It wn fifth when Chromy momenta! Phone 7-0452 River YRA, with 7. the birds arc ready for llbcra believed by this biologist th Howard Roberts Is lly lost control and walked tlie Today - Tomorrow - Saturday Aug. 15-16-17 tlon, This, however, cannol all precautions possible wen first two batters. Boots Petlllo Continuous Saturday — Starting 1:45 P.M. Dr. Liiwbon won tho fir. taken by spray personnel am Now Honorary Dodger Al Canonlco, Ayres and Nick 2 — Blr Attractions — 2 Thursday, placed second • take place until moisture con dltlons Improve. Hint tho program was com Howard W. Roberts, former Tresszn scored In the sixth to the last, and had a first fin pleted a3 successfully as pos fourth the dny before. Keyport "Borough Attorn timely "clutch" hitting to slble." ey, who now Is serving as Mon- make it safe for the Bombers. Par. Mutucls Mm-Rins of victory wcri N.J.R.A. Midgets Sail Mlddletown Bombers (8) Of all tho flshkllls reporto mouth County counsel has wide In both Thursday's ra ab Now p.i, as tho skippers onjoye Over Keyport Course only four actually occurred been named a lifetime mem- spray areas, Mr. Gross sal ber of tho Brooklyn Dodgers. Powell, ab 4 good breezes and a cool day. Bobby Elbe, Tnckanac Petlllo, If, rf 3 Tlie national finals will bo However, only one was dot! It wasn't in ride clear If the Lake Yacht Club, scored three nltcly attributed to g y .1 s membership will continue Androtta, 3b 9 contested In Thistles at Mar- firsts In six races In tho New Canonlco, ss ' I blehead, Mass., Sept. 0-13. moth spray. At Falrvle when the ball club moves to Jersey Yacht Racing Associa- Lake, a Department of Agrl Los Angeles. Ayrca. p 4 Sunday - Monday Aug. 18-19 tion midget championships at culturo observer snw tho spin: Trezza, o 4 Continuous Sunday — Starling 1:45 F.M. Walter F. O'Molley, presi- 2 — Big Features — 2 Junior Fishermen tho Keyport Yaoht Club over blow ncross a cove of th dent of the baseball club, con Valentl, lb 3 the wcokend to edgo out Rob- north end of the lake. By ti- Kalmcn, rf 2 bie Robinson, Shrewsbury Ball- ferrcd the honor on the New Contest Underway following day there was a mix- Monmouth man prior to a re Florence, cf 5 InB and Yncht Club, lor thoed assortment ot sunflsh. yel- Falconclll, If, lb 4 Eddlo Chandler, 11, Lorlllnrd title. cent Dodger game with the low perch and small plcken New York Giants. Ave, and Bobby Hcckelman dead, No complaints w c r nlno, Brook Avo., Union Beach, Erbo tnllled SB 3/4 polnls to "It Is wonderful having such 33 S 6 25 1/4 for Robinson. lodged by Falrvlcw Lake res Holmdel Arrows (0) wore recent winners In tho dents. fans ns Mr. Roberts," Mr. O'- Second Anniinl Junior Fishing Third- in the final standings Malley said In a telegram to ab r h contest sponsored by Com- was Raymond Poplar, Shark Reported flshkllls ot'Culve Mr. Roberts before the game. BrancUorte, si 4 0 0 River Yacht Club, followed by Bade, lb (PACING DAILY. modore Albert Pollock of tho Lnko where sonn alewlvc "Anyone who hns supported O 0 Union Beach Boating and Fish- John.Rathruuff, Huinson Coun- nnd catfish died and at Laki our club as devotedly as Mr.Nonne, lb 0 o woM ncniu )RAIN OR ing Club, Inc. try Club! Chris Colyer, Navo- Owassa were not caused b; Roberts down through tho Abbazla, cf 0 0 DInnerwarc to the Ladlen Monday and Tuesday sink Boiling Boclcty, and Arth- Tlvtrr Thimrfoy li Udln' Parl spraying operations, M years can be on our roster any- Scully, c 0 0 All Junior fishermen of Un- ur Sllcox, Keyport Yacht Club, Tuesday Wednesday SM% CONDIHONIO OMNOJUNB , Oross sold. Fish most suscep time," explained Mr. O'Mal Chromy, p 0 0 Aug. 20-21 ion Beach arc Invited to enter : — Double Feature Program — MdmUilon Vr^vr. $1.30 Robinson held a lead In the tlble to tlio D.D.T, sunflsh am ley. Zcllnski, rf 0 0 the contest and weekly Drl7.cs point standings until tho final pickerel, were not found do Ailocco, If 0 -, fa*s«rvad Box Stats''.' 1.20 are awarded for catching the Mr. Roberts, who headed a 0 •" fr« Inc.J No iMMnn unrf.r |« race Sunday when a first at any time dining the spray Monmoutli County delegation Thome, 3b o 0 lui'Kdst snupper, There aro would have given him the vic- 1M(I operation:! around Culvc Manila, 2b o c ClrtU, Junction of 00 Junior fishermen already at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey 0 tory. Lake, ho added. City, then cheered his favor- Chapman, 2b 1 0 0 M j MtEMOtD N. », ^ entered in the contest nnel •MM luwa OlrMl lo T'aik; l». Aiburi', ilacli I competition Is running ll I K h. ites more lustily than ever. 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Holmdel Arrows 0000 ODOGO-0 oldest Orioles, Yankees, Future Daredevils Of Old Bridge, Wall Stadium Long Island Cars Prof Would Learn Yields Large Numbers THE' Tied In Last Week Score Al Stadium James Richards, 89, West Why Fish Bite Farms, RD Farmingdale, and Keansburg Yankees pei- FisUlghts and fireworks A Rutgers professor is un- formed In a way to make them George Lebers, RD 2, F r e e- MATAtfAN JOURNAL were sidelights to racing at hold, have been reported to dertaking an experiment to ex- worthy to carry the team Old Bridge Stadium over the plore a mystery, the solution name of their world's champ! New Jersey Farm Bureau as Aug. 15, 1957 Page Eleven weekend as Johnny Rocco, St. Monmouth County's leading of which would b« highly use- onship American League coun- Albans, L. I., took his second ful at tills time of the year terparts this week as they took candidates in the search for gests, the hungrier It cairn* start at the oval Sunday and the state's oldest farmer. (w h e n blues are reported two decisive games In the another Long Island driver, striking In Rarltan Boy), expected to be. Certain stand- closing stages of the Northern M. A. Clark, Monmouth ards ot activity have had to Qlen Ford, Glen Cove, scored Pipes, tubes, wires, h u m- Division, Monmouth County Friday. County Agricultural Agent, re- be set up, from sluggish to ac- Little Bigger League race. As ports Mrr"Rlchards still is mlng motors and chugging tive, nnd careful records are . It stands cow,. If Manager R o c c o's victory Sunday farming wLLb his sons, while pumps, all related to a series kept ot fish weights as a meas- Jack Carney's boys and the i was hi one of the closer finish- r, Lebers doesn't farm ac- ot glass fish tanks, make up a ure of their appetites In water Mats wan Orioles both'win all1 es on record at the stock car vely now because of a leg In- coldly calculated effort to find out why fish bite, or why they of varying temperatures. , their remaining games to the oval. Bob Malzahn, Miami, ry several years ago. "But Mosquito people are keeping conclusion of the regular sea- led from the 14th of the 25-lap e still la manager ot the don't. feature to within a few feet of an eye, on Prof. Westman'i eon race this weekend, the rm and calls the shots in Mosqullo control officials ns temperature digestion studies lace will end In a tie and a the finish line when Rocco rm operations," says Mr. well as anglers have an inter- hurled in ahead. lark. because they would like to playoff between them will tie; est in the latest experiment know If kllllflsli lose their needed. A loss for either would Bob WIeseameyer, another set up by Dr. James R. Went- give the other team the title ' These farmers, form part of appetites In summer, Klllles Florida driver who now Is liv- "old guard" of agriculture m a n, professor of Wildlife eat mosquito larvae, and - one outright . , ing in Fords, led from the Management at Rutgers Uni- Monmouth County, and are versity, \ purpose ot keeping drainage^ Middletown VFW, the thlia start until a sensational acci- umbered among more than 75 team in contention, was ellm- ' dent plunged four cars into indldales reported to Farm Prof. Westman, who has allow free passage of the little inated by the Yankees Satur- the fence. Shortly before that ureau hi Its six-weeks' search been conducting research In, fish so they can feed on "wlg- day In a game at B o d m a n the car driven by Pete Frazce, hlch has been assisted large- the field for IB yenrs. report-' glcrs" In the ditches. Field. It went eight Innings U> Rahway, blew a tire, spun In by county farm agents and ed two years ngo that chum- If it's true that some klllles * decision. Leon Waltt, on the front of a dozen cars and the .ewspaper readers. ming, competition and agita- go off feed when the water mound for Keansburg, got Keyporyptt boboyy» ran lo the wire In the soapbopox derby on Saturday, held as part of the Keyport race was halted quickly. Farmers more than D0-years- tion are three of the m a J o r wnrins up, maybe others keep Jay celebratiocelebrationn . WhWheen tthh e bboy s pickeikdd up momentut m coini s dowd n post officfi e hill on EasEt right on chasing mosquito lar- away to a shaky start when Front St., they had the speed to match the racing cars of the stock car ovals. The drivers had barely cov- Id have been Invited to lunch reasons why fish bite, Kevin Truex and Butch Dona- ered half Bi lap after the re- dth Oov. Robert B. Meyner "Competition, or the pres- vne. Why not—some time In. telll, firs! two Middletown bat- start when WIcsenmeyer's car m Aug. 23 in Trenton. On Aug. ence ot a large number of the future—consider breeding ters, smashed out solid hits. Matawan had games with Stratton, ss spun In front of the entire field 3. they will be feted at the fish, can be Induced by_chum- sneclM strains of klllles that But a snappy double play on Highlands and Belford to S-S, Fiber, S&M, Gardner, If and nine machines hit ono an- emington Fair In a salute by ming, which amounts to giving digest well even In summer? Ken Ruby's grounder steadied make up this week and Keans- Ttemmel, lb other with four of them land- tate officials, college of agri- the fish a non-hooked hand- Prof, Westman admits lie Waitt and he jrew better as Ing against the fence. These burg must wind up with two Cincotta. e ulture dignitaries and others out." he explained. Chumming has begun a big Job. Much he went along. Middletown Get Playoff Spots Armstrong, 2b cars were driven by George in the name ot all the past needs to be learned not only games with the tough Atlantic alsl o mokek s thhe fisfh cureless, scored In the third when Truex Playoff places In the Mata- Haley, 3b Tet, Ozone Park, L.I.: Don eneratlons of New Jersey about many species ot Hah, got on base on an error and Stumpt, Rldgefleld Park; Ford he added, lie said agitation Highlands team. wan-Keyport Softball League Rac. 3b 'armers. can be caused by currents, air but also about different strains Donatelll and Ruby followed and Wlesenmeyer. Tet's car ot flan from many parts of thr Keansburr Yankees (2) appeared to be reasonably pre- Splnella, rf . Jets, propeller blades or luro with hits but that ended It for dictable after Monday night's was the only one to get back country, ' ^h'e-VFW. abr Cullen, rt • " Into the race. action. Oeisler, Sb games. Atlantic Tile Co.. regu- Marmone, p Royals Score, 64, Here's a atory en hla latest Prof. Westmnn's work 1» Keansburg tied, the count off Osnato, 2b lar season champs, will be While the wreckers were free- supported to a significant tx- lolned by Smokey'a Silver Dol- experiment: Fishermen have tent by the Fish and Q a. m • Lou Mazzie, Middletown pitch- Perry, ss IS 0 5 Ing the cars, a fist fight broke known.for years that every ar, Flbei Chemical Co. and gcore by Innings: out among some of the drivers Over J.C. Hornets Council of Blato Department of er, in the fourth on Al Pletrle- Pletriewici, lb, p S&M as things stand now. species has its . own range of Conservation and Kconomlo wicz's single end George Con- Burke, cf Burlew's and mechanics but police Cliffwood Royals continued temperature at which It will There are a number of make- oooo ooo—o quickly restored order. Development. very's triple. The winning Beham, lb up games before the regular Fiber Chemical 0001 02x—3 on their winning way Sunday, feed. Plokercl, for example, counters In the eighth were Waltt, p StanBInt* Malzahn broke out In front taking the Jersoy City Hor- take bait in through-the-lco season concludes this weekend of the restart and stayed brought In by Billy Beham, OonneUo, If and it still is possible for Bur- Team w nets Into oamp, 8-4. Frank fishing as well as In summer. Peach Season Meant iwho singled after Pietrlewlcz Louche, rf there until Rocco'a driving fin- Washington did everything for lew's Restaurant, Hollywood Atlantic Tile Co. 23 But catching a largemputh Many Appealing Dishes »nd Jimmy Burke had con- Oilers or Old Mill Dairy to Smokey'5-811 ver D. ish nipped him at the wire. the Cllffwood team. He pitch- baas through the Ice la r a r e 16 Malzahn was second and ID nected earlier in the frame. work their way Into a tie for Fiber Chemical Co. 18 ed, produced hits at key mo- because bass are sluggish at back of him, in order, were ments and kept the Royals in- A peaoh of a dish would tit The second decisive win of Matawan Orioles fourth position. The Oilers Brownspolnt S it M IS low temperatures. an appropriate comment for the week was Thursday night's have two games with Fiber Burlew's Restaurant Lennle Brown, Lambertvllle; fleld knit tightly on defense. 13 Frankie Schneider, Baltimore Fish scientists have scour- the appealing dlshoa that can 2-0 triumph for the Yankees Chemical, a particularly vital Hollywood Oilers 12 He also fanned 13 opposing ate but limited records of tlah bo mode with home-grovjn Moser, is series. Old Mill Dairy and BUI McCarthy, Rumson. batsmen and did not give up over the Orioles. Pletriewicz Plerros, Sb 12 feeding habits with relation to trcerlpciiod ponchos on tftw 'pitched this game but had to Keyport Dukes Heat wins were turned in by single base on balls, Zenl, cl temperature, Moat of their local markets from mid-July / bo relieved In the s e v e nth Surprise of the evening Mon- Stumpf, Schneider and Frazee One of Washington's strlke- to mldsoptcmbor, POBC'.OB Mendlnl, c . day was a 16-6 plastering work has been done with brook when Matawan filled the bases with the consolation going to uts backfired when the third and brown trout. nol only are voraatllt but Mao Holmes/ p which the Smokey's-Silver Dol- Building Dedication Ted Schneider, Belmar, trlke was missed by the With one but oh walks to Leon Much of the experimental a good choice for poraona who Holmes and Chet Szymanskl Qarito, 2b lar players handed the Atlan- Thursday For 4-H'ers Because of the large field atcher In the third inning, count calories. Szymanskl, H tic Tile team. The pride of the 'ho man put oh tint, thereby work haa taken plnce In the and Bill Bowie being hit by a two eight lap novice races field, In Fnrrlngton Lake, for Heloct peaches that art llpt Gregory, rt , 3 0 0 regular season winners was Dedication ceremonies for a ater scored. pitched ball, Waltt came on to kicked all around the ball park were held and they were won example, almost In the back- or that me mature tnough to fan Dave Gregory, and when new building designed for the by Steve Ferrara, Belmar, and The Royals took over tho ripen, Maturo poaohea Have •> 20 0 at Hazlet field as the S & 8 yard of the Experiment sta- the. squeeze play foundered. batters never let up on the of- study of electricity by 4-H Lloyd Pitner, Lakehurst. Pit- lend In the fourth when Enrl tion, Prof, Westman and li I a creamy or grccnlsh-yellow col- Holmes was doubled for the Keansbnrr Yankees (J) ferings of Ted Soltys, Tilers' Club members will be held at man had won the U-lap race dumbs bunted safely and helpers have related "blten" or and will continue to ripen, out. to end the game. last Friday night, his rule, ot course, does not 1 ;. abr pitcher. New Jersey 4-H Club Camp, Woshlngton hit for extra to tomperaturo rise and tem- Matawan had had good scor- Gelsler, 3b Lou Cerlllo. North Plalnfleld ases, Washington scored on perature change, help In soleotlug all-over red ing chances in the fourth and S&M had quite a tussle with Stokes Forest, Thursday, Aug. varieties that aro becoming Osnato, 2b brought the crowd to Its fee a sacrifice fly, But precise results me hard fifth but Pletriewicz had the Perry, as the Keyport Dukes for four 22. The building Is a gift ot more prevalent In tho market, innings. Dick Owen, Dukes when his car turned over, slid The next inning the Cliff- to set In field similes because needed strikeouts to end the letrlewics, the New Jersey Farm Electri- across the track, struck, and wood team chased Olmo Dav- Bort fresh uoaohes and stort threats In these Innings. pitcher, was keeping his side fication Council. It will be de- Mother Nature Ins a'hablt,of rlpo peaches In tho coldoat Burke, cf even with the potent S&M out- then vaulted over the guard is, starting pitcher for the Hor- throwing her weight mound art of tha refrigerator, Holmes, Matawan's pitcher, Convery, c dicated by Phillip Alampl, rail at an Isolated point. He nets, and wrapped up tho ball regardless of the wishes of sci- was touched for the winning fit. But In the fifth the Dukes Peaches should bs ripened at Beham, lb fielding fell apart and the alert state secretary of agriculture, was out of the car In seconds, game. With one out, Bam entists. In t li c Fanlngton room temperature Keansburg runs In the fifth. Gonnello, If S&M players took full advan- during a ceremony at 1:30 unhurt. Dan Monaban, Mcnl aumbs hit safely and Frank t o s t a, results were coming Bill Louche led off with a hit Waltt, p tage of each mlscue. Don Mill- p.m. Park, hit the rail with his car ross bunted him along, Dollle along Just tine until the smv The old favorites, peaoh pit, for the Yankees and B u b b y er, their pitcher, eased out of catching fire but the blaze Slmms cracked out a hit to fish spawned and aent the peach Bhortcake, peaoh butter, CFeisler walked. Holmes got William Kollmayr, of the score Bam dumbs and Croaa, are allU as popular aa ever, 29 I 8 the game after his mates had New Jersey Power and Light was extinguished minutes aft- gametlsh in pursuit ot the new the''next two men easily but Enrl aumbs forced S 1 m m a, little sunflnh In preference to but tor something different, Mlddlttown VFW (1) sailed for a seven run I e a d Co. and Jersey Central Pow- er he Jumped from the,ma- ''lost Pietrlewlcz on a, walk, The final score was 15-5. ,' . chine. but Washington olubbcd o u t Uie bait that Woblmah and try broiling' or baking p • a oh er and Light Co., will repre- another hit, George Qumbi lulvn, They are deUoiou* tilling, the bases. Burke and ab r sent the council. Mr. Kollmayr Ford captured the 26-ltp fei- company offered. K. Truex. U The keenest game of the then greeted Floyd Bvookina, To do away with auch un- served as dessert or aa ID* Donatelli, lb night was played at LaurenceJ la chairman ot tho council's turo race Friday in % five-oa compKnlment for meat, chlok- WlttoMtl"ftr'the",* Kearisburg youth program committee.. blanket finish which left thi Jersey City relief pitcher, Ruby. 3b Harbor field where nobody wltli a solid (Ingle that sent In csrtolntlcs Prof, Wdfltinnn had «n or fiah. To broil, Ju»t bruab Victory.- , ' ' gave anything in the neighbor Funds for the 12000 building Jam-packed throng limp as thi sot up r/vo tanks In wliloJi he .'Keansburg had to come Riddle, cf Earl Oumbs and Washington wlUi moiled butter, «prlnkl» hood feud between Fiber were given by the power sup- stocks roared across the finis! ana control wntor temper- wJUi sugar and broil until a 'from behind Monday to repel Capalbo. ss pliers of the council.. The Jlne. with the runs for the Royals Aturcs ranging from 38 to 100 Provinl, c Chemical and Burlew's Res- vlotory. delicate brown on botlj aides, the Bt. Mary's N e w Mon- taurant. Boots Springsteen, o frame structure Is 20 by 30 McCarthy, Ed Sodcn, R e degrees, If you've ever to turning once. To bake tho m« jnouth team, 8-2. Matawan Mazzle. p feet and is equipped to help Bank; Brown and Rocco tral The Hornets troubled Wash- much as raised R guppy In a Share, 2b -•- the Chem forces, locked in ( place In the peach cnvlty ont was. having an easy time the pitcher's duel with Ralph Mar boys and girls learn principles ed Ford in order. ington in the lite Innings, pick- bowl, you'll appreciate that teaspoon sugar, one-half t«a- •sme night In their game with Stover. 2b mone, on the mound for the of electricity and Its uses on Ing up two runs In the eighth this has taken some doing. Harr, rf No time was kept due to on a brace of hits and an err- apbon butter, a few dropa of the Llncrolt team, triumphing, Laurence Harbor team. farms and In homes. three-car mlxup on the ninth Prof. Westman calls Ills pro lemon JJuic e and a sprinklp e of IBrS, behind Don Zenl's pitch- First break In the deadlock The camp will be open to or. Then,, in tha ninth, their Jcct a rate of digestion study, nutmeg, Hsk.c HO mlnutea In SO 1 9 lap. Cars driven by Bill first two battors got on baao ing." came In the fourth. Tony Ro- the public Thursday afternoon alter, Bayrevllle, Parker Bohn Of course, the more a fish dl anod ovenvn, sato, first up for Fiber, walk- for persons who wish to at- and moved along on an error. Lokewood, and Frazee locke Ono run scored on an Infield Outstanding Players ed and stole. He moved to tend the ceremonies and see bumpers and rammed the sea third on a bunt and scored on the State 4-H Club Camp build- out, but Washington then bore For a uwfnl basement. Cited By W.K. Fire Co. ings and grounds. ond turn wall. No one was In- down to fan tho two final bat- Moose Bllottl's long fly to jured, 'PERCE 5TftlNG$" k. STULTZ In your new home — right. ters and end the uprising. Sodcn set the pace in th John Szleckl was cited for The Laurence Harbor team On Sunday the Royals insist on a special mention in recent ex- Sun, Sea Spray, Can feature and held the lead unt had their chance In the top o the 14th lap when Ford tool Journey to Lawnalde for their ercises honoring the W e s the fifth when Ray Armstrong, Ruin Automobile Paint big game with the crack Phil- Bilco Door! Keansburg Fire Co, team fo him on the inside apron an Mickey Haley and Tony Splhel- stayed In front the rest of tin adelphia Monarchs. winning the championship o la all hit in a row to load the Sun and salt water spray, a the Rarltan Township LIHle combination sought by mil- way In one of the most thrll Cllffwood Royala (6) sacks with none out. Bu ab r League. This boy pitched two Springsteen then showed true lions .of vacationists each sum- ing races of the current sea- no-hltters during this season mastery by forcing two bat- mer, are a deadly threat to son, 8. Dumbs, 2b and aided materially In giving ters to pop up and a third to the paint and metal on the Sodcn copped the first heat F, Cross, if the team a 17-1 regular season ground out harmlessly.' family car. The AAA Automo- George Horvath prevailed I Slmms, lb record. Jimmy Mombert also bile Club of Central New Jer- the second and Frazee won the R, Gumbji, 3b The Cllffwood players madi Washington, p was honored for his work on it safe in the sixth when they sey advised motorists who third 10-lapper. The consola the mound and Vince Cassallo loaded the sacks with none drive to an ocean beach dur- tlon race went to Charles Cre a. aumbs, of for his hitting. out on Bert Collins' life on an ing the summer to give their gar, Philadelphia. MltUr, cf Other players complimented error, a walk to Tony Rosat cars a thorough cleaning when Frank Kovaco. Fords, w a Schanck, sn . for their championship play and Julie Muro's hit. Bllotti' they get home. the winner of the first elgh Outherldge, If were: Edward Dunning, Fred sacrifice fly scored Collins am "Hot sun and moisture do lap novice race and the sccon Clox, c Tucker, Garry Tucker, R a y- a wild pitch brought In Rosati more damage to auto paint went to Pitner. Pitner icpoii Bcthune, o OIL |(II|ci7 •C?r> DRY GIN especially the undersides of purchased a1, the borne of Mn 24 3 4 fenders and the backs of Frank Tlemann, IBS Qreenwoo Soore by Innings: BLENDED WHISKEY •0 Proof — 1M% drain Burlew'i ResUnrant (0) ESSOTANE bumpers, with clean water. Ave., Cllffwood Beach. Prlc< Cllffwood ROyala 0002 40000-8 40% — « Year* Old Nculml Splrlli ab r h $2.00 per copy, Joney City 0010 00021-4 SALES and SERVICE Denny, cf 3 0 0 Furnished apartment signs Coleman, ss 10 0 for sale at this office, 1/2 Gal . $8.99 1/2 Gal. . ... $8.49 AUGUST SPECIAL Lt-GAS CO. Full Quart... 4.75 Full Quart ... 4.39 MAT 1-6200 4/5 Quart ... 3,85 4/5 Quart ... 3.49 Highway 35 Cliffwood BOWLJING SCORES COMPLETE LUBRICATION Pint ...... 2.45 Pin) 2.29 Cleaning - Dyeing - Repair - Storage Middletown Wednesday Night League for $1.00 With r.vetr Oil Ctun«« Standbies Am. 3 These Items Are Bottled Exclusively For And. Team W L Rug Tourine'o Tavern 21 6 nttrr <•"'»' Al Can Be Purchasod Only At The McDougmls 18 8 by Middletown Lanes 17 If) Wilson's Palace Diner 10 11 New Jersey's *"£ Middletown Garden Center 15 Vi KAPUSHY BROTHERS Keyport Wine & Liquor Co. Port Monmouth Esso Center 14 i:i Most Modern Equipped Pin Splitters U 15 Frcn I'li-k lip And Delivery No. 4 ll 10 Rug Cleaning Plant Friars 6 21 IMC. Vagabonds i 23 Keyport Esso Six Corners Highway 35 at the Junction of 36 Three (lame Wlnneri Tourlne's Tavern over Wilson's Palace Dlnrr. Service Center INrtl |« NMV A cm* Knurr Mnrkhy for the best appearing unit be handicapped In -this-respect,- ^ Door Panels Miller and sons, Donald and 'as Judged the winner in a ivent to the Guadalcanal Post box derby Saturday afternoon. was furnished by Bob LoPres- Thomas; Mrs. Martin Smith, lonth-long contest In which In the wlre:wheel class, tro- to's orchestra. and Nick Durka and police who now often have 1745, Veterans of F o r e 1 g n to back out of such streets Jr.', and children, Barbara otes were awarded the con- ,Vars. Junior Drum and Bugle phies'? donated by the Recrea- of the N. J, Music Center was • Head Rests Lynn, Christine Anne; Eliza- estuhts with each dollar pur- tion Committee, went to Eu- guest ccordion soloist. Vo- when on patrol, can cover the Sorps, Cllffwood, and the Key- area In which the homes are beth Owens; Mrs. Leroy. Van- ihase at Keyport stores. >ort Businessmen's Assocla- gene Justin, Doug Jerkowlcz cal selections were rendered AH Custom and Tailor Made Pelt; Mrs. Garrett Denisc and and Larry Sparks who finished by "The Crowns." located without such Inconven- Of the 41,500 votes cast, Miss Jon award for outstanding iences. Eventually, says Ktr. son, Michael; Mrs. John Wil- 'oling polled 8481. Runners-up :ommunity service went to the in that order. Derby wheel tro- Members of t.h e Keyport son, Jr.; Mrs. Robert Seber, phies were awarded Karl Anderson, many of these ,lis3 Brenda Petrlck and Miss ieyport Fire Department. Civic Affairs Committee said homes, which do not at pres- JJr... and children, J e a n n e, Ipz Poland, who were select- Frost, Don Buhler and Jean they were appreciative of the Other parade entries receiv- Schanck. - ent enjoy the convenience..; of Larry's Robert in," and Steven. id ladles-ln-Tvnltlr.g, , tallied efforts of the Keyport First municipal garbage collection 80,3 and 6850 votes respoctlye- ing trophies awarded by the Aid Squad, Keyport Fire De-: Keyport Clylc Affairs Commlt- Mary Anne. Flschler won a service, will be provided with' ; Shead Is y.' In addition to .ho i h r e e $25 -Unite d States Savings payment, Ha?let Fire Co m- lncluded the Keyport .Post paoy, Odd Fellows.Lodge, Key. : dinners, Gall Matthews," S u o '4247? Veterans of Foreign Bond and a photographic pof-* 'it. •. • . -. . :••' • • : .:' UPHOLSTERY SHOP Shower Guest Of Honor 'erry arid Mniiene Winters trait donated by Pappas Stu- port, for use of the bulldinn ./.When the. streets selected Wn'rs, most patriotic; Keypprt during the baby parade a ri d 1 'ere selected as finalists In Yacht Club, most unusual; dio whe-. she was acclaimed §>r extension'are thrown • into • Mrs. Mary Shead, Morgah- le contest, as first prize winner In the the Bedle Funeral Home for general use a considerable de- 33 Little Street Matawan 1-2037-J. vllle, was guest of honor at a eyport Post V.F.W. Auxiliary furnishing its parking area for Unit, spirit of human welfare;. baby parade. Carol and- Sally crease in traffic, particularly Jhower'on Aug. 4,- at the home Barton, were named second use of soap pox derby contest- that of a. local variety, should of Mrs/Patricia Oentlle, Mor- Miss Poling was awarded a New/Jersey'. Music Center ac- Matawan, N.J. : prize winners and received ; a ants. ,-•.-• . . ganvllle. ' The hostesses we.re umber of prizes donated by t>rdioft, band on a truck do be noted, since much of the leyport merchants and all 20 iated by the keyport Lumber gift certificate from Wes- Mrs; Gentile and Miss . Jane treich's and a third prise' gilt Bennett."Decorations were in ontestants received . (lowers Jo., best advertisement; Kar- «. , Btlderb'aok," horse .and certificate from Alpine's De- ,'plnk and blue -with' n stork: nd .Ice cream. Miss Poling partment Store went to Garry placed next to-the gifts.' • "• ,nd her court ladies reigned ider, ' T h c Keyport Junior Drum and Bugle Corps was EHl - and Deborah Arrlrigton. • "Those present were Mrs." Lil- iver till the day's activities. The first . three winners also lian Bennett, Mrs. Marie La- Wins Trophy For Third Year awarded second prize In that category. received blue rlbbqns. vole, Mrs. Evelyn Lanzaro, For the third straight yeaf, Other Baby Parade Winners Mrs. Eleanor,Lanzaro, Mti. the Klwanls trophy for the Awarded Bicycle Other prize winners In' the Joan Denise, Mrs.' Helen Man- most outstanding float In the In the bicycle division, first baby parade were Sandra Sica dlnl. Mrs. Mary Babrlsky, parade was awarded to St. prize 6J a bicycle donated by and Tony.Senk, a glft^certill- • Mrs.' Tlllle' ' Martin,' Mrs.' Es- Fohri's Methodist Church. The the Bayshore' Hardware Co! cate from Goldle's Kl d die ther Miller^ Mrs. Louise Peter- loat included a world globe went to Robert Cleclerskl. Car- Shop: Donna Koyl, a pair of son, Mrs. Mae Hriuser, and ol Anne Sullivan won a sneerio shoes from LaConte's; Eleanor Miss Gayle Hauser. Books On Sale rooter offeredjas second prjze Cooksey. a_dre_ss_jlonated^Jis. i-GlftS-Were-sont-by-Mrs,-Hol- —Tlie—Townshlp~O(-^ by "Auto Boys"and* a~CJvie HP the Arnofd Shop; Louis and en Inness and Mrs. Beverly History Book will be on sale fairs Committee, trophy was Tony Garcia, gift from Cos- Shead. • until October at Ann's Bakery awarded to Madeline 3chontln ta's; Harvey Ross, milk truck North Concourse, Cliffwood gor for third place. Judges for donated by Keyport Hardware Steaks will. not curl when Beach, n n d Burlew'e Grocery they,are broiled If you slash Store, South Concourse, Cliff- the fat around the edges, mak- Wood Beach. It also may be ing, cuts about one-and-ono- purchased a», tho home of Mrs. half-lnches apart', says Mon Frank Ticmanh, 18f Greenwood PROTECT AND BEAUTIFY NOW1 mouth County Home Agent Ave., Cliffwood Beach. Price Mrs. Lorna K. White. $2.00 per copy. 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XOIOTSSERVICE STATION Ma{n St. find Now Brunswick Ave. FARMERS^MERCrlAHTS r Matawan 1-0882 J£J}B .AJl'-UJi SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEALER NOW! more. Delivery cannot boarchitect, submitted plan* tor decided to continue with Mr. "atop street" signs, however. Politicians IVo made until Oct. t. after the the building of » $9000 guise Towler. Mr. Wolnutd raised question It school year^luis started" but In OB the school lot at Crawford'* Fred Harrison, president' of tlie township bad an ordlnanoa time for the new transporta- Corner. Mayor Ackereon found validating the use ot these the board of health, tu »»ld signs. He was atked to Investi- Help, Court Vows tion schedule that win to Into so ornate » building was more to have Investigated report* of fun than the township had Intend gate. A drunken driving defendant effect with the return to septic tanks backing up In Old sessions. ed for housing what equipment Agreement was signed with who bad tailed to appear be- Manor Estates. It was igreed developers of Harmony Park Aus. IS. 1957 Page Tbbteen cause he "understood" hi a Charles R. Thompson de- it had, so kverrri no funds were onhandtor~gotK,~"»head Mr. Harrison had tasen effes- in North CentervlMe by which case was being "taken care dared he was voting for the tlve measures for tank: set- re- with such a project. The may- they posted a W5.000 bond tlon 2 of Old Manor Estates*;.'- ol" drew the ire,,of Magistrate bus-buying program with ting la clay, understrata] In or- against Installing roads and Luther A. Foster. Matawan luctance and 'ohn Partridge or granted, however, the plans Mr. Welgand related that be ' submitted by Mr. K r. a,m e r dering new laterals laid to the utilities. personally had taken to New .Township, Tuesday. The mag- Indicated he, too, was cot sat- surest sand beds. istrate demanded John. isfied entirely with It. T h e were fcr a substantial struc- Mr. Seaman reported be was York the list so It could be on O'Brien, Wayside Dr., C 11f1- board decided to renew ture which would /prove The reed for added traffic making a list of tbltigs San tile before Aug. 8, the date wood Beach, disclose where he tracts, with private bus operat- "cheap in the long run" in warning signs was emphasiz- Fernando, Inc., Gelford. the when the developers' bond had "been lor the last two ors for 60 days on four routes that It'Would stand without re' ed. When it came to added developers failed to. do in See- would expire. weeks" when Special Officer with the understanding b id s pair for a long time. Kenneth Schneider, township for the remainder of the term Mr. Kramer submlttcda bill police, issued the summons for on a full-session time schedule for (425 for his services in both drunken and careless would be sought. drawing plana and specifica- The Matawan Journal Classified Ads driving to the man on July 23. Negotiate For Water line tions. Ho was assured it would When Mr. O'Brien explained The board authorized its at- be a "credit" on the seven per he had stayed away In the be- torney to negotiate with the cent of $9000 or $G30 due him SERVICE HELP WANTED FOR SALE lief somebody else has arrang- Madison Water Co. for a water when the garage is erected ACK S upholstery, free csitmolcji,, ed a postponement for b 1 m, largo selection of fabrics; also tw«l Hoi-Ma, UK» Town U*p Strike WKv line to the new Voorhees according to his plans. The cushions. Call Matmvan 1-M3I-J. ri?r-lr'ibcii!Uita Outboard motet n- the magistrate told him one in township already hss.ou hand After 5 p.m. call Matawan 1-W7D-M. EXPEKIENCED |Mlr finaiK-lriR nafllv an tinged C. School for which the board C Gfflhtafth s, goii. Inc. Ilfl Vreat his difficulty would have been will pay $52U.l4 toward the no unpaid bill of $999 99 ~from much further ahead if he had OPERATORS r'tunt Street; Krvoorl N J -Call Mr. Stllwell as the contractor HAUL WATKHS MOVED 1 Key par I luit Open every day laying cf mains. In return, the tlnritan Town slit p dealer In antique ! eacerj' Sunday; WcfltirsclaT. Tftura- consulted a lawyer rather than who originally started building AND LEARNERS •'going to' see politicians." The board wants the water reven- has moved to 31 Wallace St.. lied day and t-Vlda) cvtnlnjti until I, ues from any consumers who the garage. Mr. Kramer h a s Hank. Estimates cliecrfuiiy given UNDERGARMENT CO. court warned Mr. O'Brien he Telephone Shadysldc 1-17&0 or call tap onto the line credited to It recommended the garage, as I'lHKH complete!} marantvatl, full had a final postponement of at new Ilnd ilank location, n.15 caps in atoeft lor immediate mguni. by the utility until its invest- half-erected by Mr. Stilwell MATAWAN inf. 6 Dour service 111 recAppind your one week during which to eet & 3 CARPENTERS, no jub too i-axlnr?* Iljyslwre Tire Cte.. High- a lawyer and prepare a suit- ment is paid off. be demolished as it is not suit- Miu.ll. Call Key port 7:1218. wJ13 0 JtUlNSUN *VK.. est S3 Cilflvnoq CaU Htlauan able for incorporation Into tils MATAWAN. NJ i-ntuw wui able defense against the seri- "Just thinking about the low price I paid for In action regarding the town- MA I Itt71 ous charges he mus' face. ship teaching staff, the board plans. FOR RENT the used car I got in the Want Ads — makes me accepted the resignations of Wants Doccalchcr Retired ttlVATt: home on utls Hue. lirije Aluminum Windows feel guilty, too!" double roam with FV; also smaller imiMOnilJS nice mink. irtt.m The magistrate also had lit- Albert Sokol, Mary Gelsinon Mrs. Sarah McCampbel! ask nKle room. Permanent male ftp- Carafe, Keyporl ?-(VUl wlU Venetian Blinds and Chester Szrako. HTred ed by letter that the doircatch nilcnnl* onl? nfnefrrenccr i required Krva £Klim.nes-Nu Mon&v Dawn tle patience with a case that "ilCalll Keyimrl MMMM««. wjtf •was presented without attor- were Miss Mae Nealls at er, David Towler, Morganvllle OOOD oil burnrr service mart, utejd.v Karl A rTnnlt, Korport IM wan, after a dispute over prop- be retired because of alleged CKMGN1 m!«en. chain ««w> nno work, CIKHI miy for I he right nvrxnn neys under a new statute mak- erty rights. $4700; Mrs. Dorothy °owers as rotary iitvvn mowera bv houi or Write Box 11 Id caro of lhln news ing It an offense to tie up a Cliffwood Wins a teacher-helper in the Mem-falling eyesight, and the work day QuO'a RcnUts, Matawan i I- paper. w|t iav jinii u^cd. ti,nu!M»iir)reittt(i r«. party line telephone. Mrs. Manorto Cruz. 11716 Atlantic orial School kindergarten of catching dogs be turned JI.IO-M wja<£> rxilrrd .no rath«nK«t. N J Mt> Ave., M'.tawan, was fined $15 me Ccntrt, 13 MriMrl St HevtHtrt Yei Mary Nemlck, 45 Edgeview class, $3700, and Mrs. Serelda over to the Monmouth County M'AItTMKNT. 3 room* anil balh. WAITIIKSS. ApplApply Keyport Diner, KlIviHtri i-M7tl l,PMoni on til In* and $5 costs on complaint of Needed LL. Game lllKhway .15, KrKJ t 1I K tmnnrtili will Ed., Cliffwood, was declared Blair in the same capacity at SPCA. She held that the doc lient, hot water, gnu and electric purl Vl'iti. hy Stephen A. Turner. 10 Edge Special Officer William Hyer. Cliffwood Angels evened the Voorhees School, also at catcher was "eligible for old supplied. Cull Kcypoll 1-'JM. wjU IIAItlTAN [.iloila/nilmi Svipply ftp He was accused of cutting off YOU NO man for, Muck mum, i'X|*ri- boll, inaiMin> Klirulii. uvurirreua, view Ed.. Cliffwood, to have their semi-final round series $3700. age assistance while the dogs noOM r«r biMlnes* eirl or woman. pjwril only, hlutt1 rtiirriMH'oit In own ntutlc trecM. tertlltifi' UnM and gar refused to yield a phone at the police car on Lower Main with Monmouth Beach Youth w er c not." Daniel S. Ely. Inquire: 13U Ouuoru St., Kt>yp«it. tin ntlwri t(n j[; pioailv work. Write ilm tutils Cnnuilctr lanrtKonptnn nnd St. Aug. 6. The defendant ex- The board engaged Mrs. coll Ken>ort 1-O13S-J. _ win ItoH K In care of thin ncwaiiatwr- lervlirv I txra 11*30 a.m, to 9n.nl. 10:40 a.m. Aug. 3 when his Council in the Monmouth Coun- Marlon Hoagland, 85 Hilllard township clork, informed the I3 rlaiien Kuntlavit I) in tall Krveoft mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine plained he was in a rjreat hur- ty Little League playoffs last commlttccraen Mr. "»»le MATAWAN, Main fit.: .1 room cold 7-IM.13 or Snulh AmlMij MfflKI, Ml«» ry to get a companion to Rd,, Old Bridge, us a secre- water Hat; 1 mure, 73 x IS II. Call Artelll Hroiirlctor «jtl Murray, sought to call an am- night at Cliffwood Ave. Field, has someone drive him around PHospcct 0-B12H. wjlj SAI.KDMAN, male or female hrU tary at a snlnry of $2700, She 113 and &C; Cull or par I Ittttr, w bulance for his wife, Ethel. Matawan station to catch a triumphing, 12-1. Tomorrow and has a contract of $20 pe train but it was to no avail. will begin her duties Monday, MODKTIN apartment, 3 rooms and perienra no I mteeaaary fur all nlmnc* Mrs. Turner had cut herself the deciding game of the ser- month with the Utwnshlp to butli for busiincss i-ouplc; hi'nl mut ot llenl Kstiit* kolliiiff, Three atxxv- SINCER 1/2 PRICE and will present monthly re- InfiH now Hvulltihk: chance ID mike and was bleeding profusely.' D e w e y T. Anderson, 183 ies will be played at Mon- ports on the status of major catch its dogs that cannot be liot water furD.ril.ef1. Kxn>ll#nt lo- Main St., Matawan, paid $10 cation. Call Keyport 7-O708. wJUtup unlury, Apuly W, Krumpfit USED MACHINE SALE Mrs. Murray accused Mrs. mouth Beach. Then Monday budget items. abrogated. The corarulltcemen Ajtcnry, lUQ Main Ht. KrarmbtUR »r and $5 costs for smashing up the winner will start the cham- APARTMENT, 4 room*, hoot and hot rail ICrnmlfurg 0-81118, wjlft CONDOMS BI.KCTniC .Nemcik of scornfully calling It Herbert Caruso, Red Bank, water nunplietl; mlull* only. Call WAH III- MOW I3H a car in on accident. The car pionship series against Union Keyport 7-llKW, \v}15 "a new* line" to get the use ol had been left overnight in a was hired as auditor at a sal- LEGAL NOTICE KXI'KUlKNCKn nowlilK machine on- the phone when It was explain- Beach Lions at Matawan Lit- ary of $700. rrutora, dauble needle, auper twlr oiiTAiu.re Ki.ncrnic garage where he works. tle League Field. COMMON LAW B-173 AI'AnTMKNT. Call Matawan and bartnek. Apply WlU K, Cuili'k ed to her there was an emer- The hoard was Informed by SUEniFfS SALE:—By virtue of Co., Ar-romurlno Ulilg., Mctlkt St:, WAS IU -NOW IN gency need to call an ambu- Thomas Moher. Cliffwood Ken Szyarto was the winning Mr. Thompson of the health writ of Mcputlnn to me directed, Kryport. tujl) Issued out of the Superior Court c HOUSES FOR SALE BUDUET TBIIMS lance. Mrs. Murray u t at e d Ave., Cliffwood, was given 27 pitcher for Cliffwood. He was committee that 10 first aid kits New Jersey (Law Division) there wl HOUSliWOllKK-H. full lima. Call H.OOn MUDKIA AND • she had had to send her grand- days in the county jail hi de- touched for an unearned run be exposed to nule at publlo • vendue, M«to»an I.23M. DKMON.STT1ATORS AT ORCATLY will be purchased at $33 each on BUILDINGS to movt delivered Ut daughter to a neighbor's to fault of $100 and $5 costs for In the first, but his teammates vow properU Cheap Alt improve KKDUOCO rwaij far use In township schools. Monday, tho flth day of September, latlr* make the call for aid because taking a car without the own- came back in their bah* of the 1907 between the hours of 11 o'clock menu no prfc* over phone. High MAailNIST. laperloicctl on The school men awarded and 4:30 o'clock (at I o'clock Day way a. Manalapun ftum« Knalliti aiul mllUna; ateatty work on SJNGER SEWING of Mrs. Nemcik's persistence er's consent and one of $25 and inning to sew up the b-i 11 bids for fuel oil to the Perth tnwn t-O&'ll Mailing addreat 1)AI*V 1'roitnrt 5-SM9 for Intervliw. ll» light Savins Time] In tho afternoon h PetrlcB I no,, flux ml, Freehold, wjtf in her "unimportant" talk. $5 for driving without a li-game. A walk to Ben Smith Amboy Coal and Oil Co. and of said day, at the Court Motile in CENTER cense. The magistrate said all tho Boroucn of Freehold. County of rEMAUS. Keypunch onenlor, 1UU Mrs. Nemclk claimed the and a hit by Ed Flynn pro- the East Brunswick Coal Co. Monmouth, New Jcr&ey, to satisfy a KEVrOUT, hcautliully remodeled 1 mnrlilnu 0311; pleasant working uuu* 10!) SMITH ST., "no license" fines would be room hoii S 0 be sold by 1000 down. Cart ton 11. Poling, Iteal SICK MIL AiiTinm. metal liril, kurniif and mottntss, Hat' Howard, lb J a who had made application for IRA E. WOLCOTT. Sheriff. blate Broker, 3* Osboni St., Kry* laiiupuuir. tirour., KKV IIWMMI l«il »rtrt kllrhrn eaMnt, 10- clk wd Mrs. Murray charged S. Fofler, Perth Amboy. Dated July M. 1857 pocL CaU Kcyport 7-ltllt, wjla nulrn 114 t'lrtt nt. Koyiiott. w)t>* Trooper Ernest Hopper, Key- Batson, 2b • * 1 a variance to continue a busi- Louis II. Hollander. Any. each other in open dispute in ness in the residential zone on 137 Unel) 113.31 UNIOH I1KAC1I. 4% roimi ami bulb, court, with mlsstatementa. port State Police arraigned Mcdolls. o 3 S ,3 sot ItAIUTAN TOWNHHIP. ranch style USED CARS .jtt:as hcAt. ViL waUrw . vlcctrtu ranliei Tennent Rd. The planning noms with knotty pin* kitchen and lilt « 100 M. Int. Magistrate to)(ef foirnd th'efe the forjner'and jOffieec Schnefc mem, xt a o o 1 living room. 3 bedrooms and bath; BTATIONWAUON•,, I»J4 Plyinoutti; hoard chairman related Mr. • CERTlflCATE OF DISSOLUTION oil heat, garage. 2>rlcprt for ntrtck 1'rnti N. >' «)!• was: no verification the Turner 'der the' latter. ? To all'to whom these presents rnay asklnii poo. Call Keypiirl 7-591: a i i Williams was locating on the come. Greeting: solo llO.fiOO. Carllon II. Pollnie, Meal letter was from the chief oper- Kstato nroker, 31 Oartnrn St., Key* 23 12 8 property where Marie Gall al- WHEREAS, II appears lo my sum- port. Call Keyport 31011. wJIS IWATIOH wrnrun, M UoiUri raiUn OTHBna TALK , ator of the telephone company ready had conducted a similar faction, by duly authenticated rec- Youth Dance At ord of tho proceedings for Uie volun- KRYPOItT, apacioua older type home, heater, c*uod cti/iiiillnu 1473. In* as it was not on that utility's Monmonih Beach Y. C. (1) tary - dissolution thereof by tho u- nnlro M 4 M f>/»rlle Mfn. CM., flouf BARGAINS «b r business. kitchen, Jlvlnjr room, rllnlnu room, .13, Mo uan. N. J. or call Wul stationery. "He believed the Laurence Harbor . Stacy Matthews, township nanlmoug consent of all the stork- TV room, 3 bedrooms adn bath, full Curtlss, ss 3 1 holders, deposited In my office, thai cellar, steam heat. Two car Karaite, AinfHfy 1-00.10, WE SEIiL'EM whole matter had been badly 2 0 zoning officer, gave assurance Henderson Estates, Inc.. a corpor- 12,000.- Carllon II; I'ollnir, Real Kic presented, was largely based The teen-age dances spon- Nichols, 2b Mr. Williams' project to locale ation nf this State, whose principal lie Broker. 11 Osborn St., Keypnrl. THE BARGAIN HOUSE sored by the Catholic Youth O'Halloran, c 2 0 orflcs Is situated at No. Etata lllKh !»lt Knyimrt 7.II1H. «JIJ on hearsay, and insisted that 0 an adhesive plant on the site way No. a, Cheeicqualce. In the Town' WHAT HAS persons wanting to make such Organization of St. Lawrence's Hanklns, 3b .';• had been Investigated thor- ship of Madison, County of MIdcflr. Real Estate For Sale mANK VAN SYCkXK OOT> WE Church, Laurence Harbor, are rBehrens, P;, -0 sev. State of New Jersey firs C complaints hire lawyers so the oughly. He declared there Apnlegate being the agent therein j\r A >lI foIUrI mi***sale, * t(17 fool fronl on MaTi UAH rilANK VAN 5YCK1JC HOT court may have some trust- attracting larger groups each Kampf, rJC would be ho manufacture of a and In choree thereof, upon whom SI.. Keyport. Inaulra 4M Drcud TIIK 8KCIIKT I'OHMIILA roll INSTALL & SERVICE Ferrug»rro, lb process moy be served), has ct It., Keyport. wjll I.OWKII COST USED CAB worthy evidence and testimo- week and Tuesdiy night's at- chemical nature carried on, plied with th« requirement of Title MKnCIIANUIHINClt REPCO PRE PAK tendance of 129 included many Slaaen, cf 14. Corporations. General, of flevlsod ny. He dismissed the matter. that the ingredients already Statutes of Hew Jersey, preliminary (NCOMK nroprrly, Vive-roam hmiii* from the neighboring commun- Jones, If are conpounded when deliver- with batli and clnnml-lit porrli. AIM> HAS niANK VAN NVCKIJ: OOT TUBBLESS BOILERS Mrs. Jessie L. Daughtry, 77 to tho Issuing of this Certificate of fireo-room cottiiift?, oil liral, n««r ANY USKlr't'MUIt Lennox Ed., Cliffwood, was fin- ities. Ruddy, If ed to the plant for packaging fjinnolutlon. rlmnls and rallrnntl. Union I trite 11 BASl'IKlAltl) IIAUIATION. and containing. Mr. Matthews NOW THEtlF.FOHE. I, tho Secre- iren. I Ml 40 x 100. IflOOO. Wrilo Hox mil A rrritAioirrraiiWAfiD ed $25 and $5 costs for leaving The "Harbor Lights" fur- tary of the State of New Jersey, ! In v*r« of thin paprr. wjt& ANSWKIl TO 'Illlf.SK QUESTIONB MOT ANH COI.I1 WATItn the scene ot an accident and nished the music for dancing 19 1 2declared Mr. Williams had InDo Hereby Certify that tho said AS WKI.I, AH roil A MONKY- . WIKTKH ANI1 HllMUril prospect a contract with the corporation did. on the Twenty-third (IAVINO CAH IIUY flKK $10 and $5 costs on careless and the dance contest with day of July. 1057. fll» In my office Situation Wanted driving on complaints by Miss Joan Sandritter and Rob- Bakclite Co., Bound Brook, a duly executed and attested consent WILL wiittnth) and iron all tvuni aol cur 60 MONTHS TO PAY Migrant Laborers In writing to Ihe dissolution of said Trooper William Kays, Key- ert Bennington winning first for adheslves for the rellninB Uln*In*,. itio stretch ourlilnourlilmi nin rnv FRANK VAN SYCKLB of tools. He stated 40 women corporation, executed by all ihe jru hornhams* PrnmpPrnmrji tarvlc* Call port State Police. She was the prize In the waltz contest. Miss Loiter Drunk In Road stockholders thereof, whli'h said con- Bnulh Amttov '••130& FKEE ESTIMATES" and_thrce_meiLwould "be em- sent and tho record of the proceed- INC. Jerri^ Youngjmd_Irvin Bow- my aald offlc* aa provided bv law.CMFKWOOP-nKACII,—Wom«i»-wlll- driver, accused of striking Ed-* : ployed Initially. The cbmmit- ines aforesaid are now on flla In "GIVE US A CALL AT ward McDonald, a 14-year-old man were the ruhnefs up7Miss caro fur chlldrrn In her own borrm. OH ('Al.l, UH AT JoAnn Jinks won the door ed by Matawan Police Chief J. teemen approved the business IN TESTIMONY wuEnror. l Call Matawan I-3M9-M. wJIS bicyclist, of S Hawthorne Way Flood to stay away from the for the former Gall site. hnvo hereto set my fund and SO. 1-4425 MATAWAN 1-4361 Cliffwood Beach, at Shore Con- prize. ' affixed my official seal, st OKrKlKIl deslm noslllon loc- The orchestra plays on al- borough when they have been W. W;.Blake-Haskms, Mata- Trenton, this Twenty-third day ally; IB yrara t'xporknee, C'nll course and Gulden St. on July drinking after two were fined (Seal) of July A. D. one thousand Keyport 71103 H alli-r 0 p.in, «JH FOR SATLE LANZARO BROS 23. ternate weeks, thus a Juke box wan, was granted a variance nln« hundred and fjftv-wven. TK.Hur.trr nt> V n heavily Monday by Magistrate to conduct a nursing home on KDWA11D 1. PATTEN, YOtJNO woman WAtiln ilOhlllnTt In Trooper Kays reported Mrs. will furnish the music n e x". James H. Martin. Secretary of State, doctor or (lenllitl offlrn im rt-crii' iJAlUJATNS JIB Monday. Also scheduled for a 2.3 acre plot on NoUn'n Cor- J13 117.19 iDnlst or asNlilnnl. Kxprrlrnct-n: TOP KOI1. IIIO n TON U)AI) tin Daughtry had been traced Patrolman James P. Ben- ner Rd. cfertmcrs fumlNlicil. , Call Keyii'trl TOP IIOll. IIIU 0 TON LOAD IIJ through eyewitness reports of Monday is a dancing teacher OIIDINANCE ISffiJM will IIOA1) (HIAVP.I. n TON I.OAI) llj BETl'Y'S who will teach the latest dance ner, borough police, informed AHIES O» MKMI'J'.IIH OR TIIK ril.l, DIHT • 0 TON I/1AD I » her license number and de- POLIOS DEPAIITMKNT OP Till! nllKHS HI 101' steps. the court the men had loitered WIM, do honsflwnrk or Dllnnd lo Clnilers, liili'klinla, wmhrrt Jrovnl, WKAII * AocKftaoniiei scription of the car. She ad- in a dninken condition on the HONOUR)! Of MATAWAN, elderly people on n four hour hnnlN. inaitoti nAnil, hAnk run, wu* stone, ATTBAcnvTBAcnvas nrYi.rjrYiri ,tf,f Chaperones were Mrs. WUETDtAH, Ihr members ot the Wrlla lloi r In caro of thin paper roni'ioto stirMl. fi". mitted driving at the scene, roadway on Freneau Ave. Sun- Two Owners Police Department have rtuiicslerf ll» Drlvou'ityys aaruvcl''il,r . I4u«-stonid or HIIDKIIATKY I'BICID said she had been going 39 Eileen Papuzlnski, Mrs. Fred day and nearly had been hit (continued from page one) referendum on thr-lr salaries at tne lld aim trMdt CMCAn«f«rR KAI.K OM Dtl Qeores, Raymond Foley and forthcoming general election anri; do/ur, itfi'iviil work. Irieiil lor MATAWAN 1-4743 J miles per hour and had put by the Freneau Fire Co. truck. assessment while Leon Lepre, WIIEItEAS, thu Mayor anil Counrl WANTED TO BUY txcnvnllnit septlrn, furl Itiilkr., rrswi 1111 MAIN 1ST. on her brakes to avoid three Matthew Wilkes, who assisted Magistrate Martin fined the owner of a small farm with of the Borough of Matawan hava IIOCU outboard motors as trsiteim Hbnre, ilrnln dllcliPfl, swlliunlilg uooia, George Norman, chairman. pained a resolution providing for for IKS> Johnson llea llotioi Ul) buck fill. boys on bicycles she saw pair. Juan A. Aquel* and Oua-two pieces of equipment which such a referendum: rrra) trado-ln allownnres on any ol llullillnil flllril iiml traded and many WANTED TO RENT ahead. The car skidded into Refreshments were served by dalupe Lauras, both ot Mor- were not new, paid $500. It HE IT OIlDAlNKn, br the Mayor llis> nlna roodvls C C Oalhrillh * IIIIIIT IOIIN. Cull Hmlln, rtsy or rvtn- linmr, or aiMdnwni. ftuiUslHdr~l Mrs. Papuzlnski and airs. and Council of tha Iloroufh of Mats Ben. tna.. US Wnsl rr.,nt Hlraat. Inn for fri>n aillinsl's. Ei-tel'a Tru<*- bbarlrnnma a for 9 or 4 montlMf wall* the McDonald Boy. She claim- ganville, each $25 and $S costs. was explained to b e r Mr. van: ajrjporl. h 1. Csll Kavporl 71214 Ing, Wnokylnwn Ilil.. Uorganvllla. Inn for roirnilrtkw of new kmia, ed he told her he was "not Geores. They did their drinking In Mor- 1. Thai commencing tit* first day Cull Muluwsn 1-MM-ll-l. wllf fail Ijllyon jKI»7j eyUwl. wjir Poole paid tax on bis trucks of Januaryry., Itta—", Itio salnrle. . s fi:. hurt" and to go on her way Teen-agers from 13 to 19 of ganvllle, according to the and equipment moving over members at th« Police Department without concern, so she had any religious faith are Invited chief. the roads directly to the state, of the Borougih of MatawaMt n shalhall IM and they are hereby fixed as follows not reported It to police. The to attend. 6gt. Robert McGowan, bor- rather than to the township. Chief of Tollu • 13.730 00 per an' Keyport State Police had pick- ough police, arraigned John R As a parting shot, Mrs. ed her up on a hit-and-run Davis, Manalapan, and Harry ""captain of Polio • I3.11J.00 par BUSINESS SERVICES Mental Health Drive Cross told Mr. Mount he annum, charge for the township that I*. Bchroeder, Engllshtown, for should "quit" »a assessor If he Krrreanl of roll™ • M.M7.W l«i night. , annum. millMIIIIIMIIIMMHHI Funds Still Accepted collision at Broad and Main could not eet better results. f'Atrolmen of Polk* • 14.600.00 pel Magistrate Foster told h er Sts. Mr. Davis pleaded guilty She charged that some as- annum. Telovitlon Antique* Contractor the law requires all accidents Mrs. Mary Aumack, Union and Mr. Bchroeder was dear sessments never had gotten Patrolmen of Pallet • 14.171.31 f* AuPa uuluimil euolrswu;. annum. I1U HattMw> OpuurtimllJ Wwv r»NSM«lnr liailroM Olikairpafl 14IH -will was guilty of hit-and-run. Be driving charge and $20 and $5 Mayor James H. Ackerson I.W0JX) per annum, Call ui for rslliblff TV itrvl<;«; .let"- war. Kaypnrl. osliKsTwi *-!««• srru»4 also said that she had been has not, as yet, contributed to costs for driving without .?, Tliot UiJa.. Ordinance- *t>a)l nol lion Btidrnnoi rrpnlrffi tnti'Jf}i*t*H- the drive, and wishes to do agreed that there were Inequi- become operative unleis a majorlt. «4 Wo also rcpnlr ridlun *t\<\ •moll going beyond the residential 1J57 license. ties and »upporUd her dec-f Ihe Itgal voters of ttia Doiourl e lee trio appllaiu-f*, MAN'/O zone speed limit on a gravel so, send their contributions to of MaUwsrt voting; at the neat gen- her at 930 Pine St., Union mand for • proper "y a r d- era) election, v.h>li Is to be held l/l CONTRACTING load on which a car would stick" In making levies. He said llorourh. November . VILLAGE TELEVISION LIST skid easily, so had been care- Beach. Checks are to be made Blacks Honored Sunday shall vola "Yes" upon the followlnl payable to the National Men- believed the township »OM (luention, frt wilt CO. INC., less. 20 E. FRONT ST- YOlfR SERVICE tal Health Association. At Double Celebration would have : It In the $20,000 "fthsll thft salaries nf Uie men A)5fllALl fAVIBO Carl Ferrulo, Jersey City. agreement with Municipal Ro- bers of tlve Pollre Department of tti ORIVKWAVH * PAHKIftO Uttt was lined S15 and (5 costs on Mrs. Aumack wishes to Mr. and Mrs. James P. ISorovfh of MatsHsn he lnrrira»< KEYPORT IN OUR AIAI> AM-IIAlt UArttllUL valuations, Inc., Maplewood, as follows: ii.ii * i unit niiHVim Hj»rtl a "John Doe" complaint filed thank all those who helped to Black, .16 Manning PI., Kcans- to reassess Uie whole township Clilrl of I'ollra • from iJ.OOOM KEYPORT 7-3081 DIRECTORY bur&. celebrated their 12nd 15.750.04 per anrt'irn. by Mrs. Elsie Semcnza, and make the drive a success. Be- for true value. Mrs. Cross (•.plain of Pollre • from H.VjOOO wjlf MATAWAN 1-17-15 Jlrs. Margaret Vinie. both a£ sides the Individual residents, wedding anniversary and Mrs.found this offered no hope be- lo U.r/5 00 rxr annum. Brookslde Trailer Court, Has- many of the civic . organisa- Black's birthday, Sunday, at » fierRrant of Potlrn . from ATTBACnVB m alarms uiaiallMuaa l and rti.lrv fore 1959 at the earliest. til II.U87.M) per annum. lalnatf, ComrlComrmrlcall , nouaatioU} let. They accused him of ad- tions also contributed lo the family dinner held at the Opposed To Provision I'afrulmen of Puli*-* . from IVuO '1 BATM and nwuntrlal wtrlsv All work in M.WW.M per annum. TV SERVICE dressing foul remarks to them fund. Mrs. Aumack wishes to Shore Point Inn, Rarllan Even thin prospect curnc un- iratanlMil I mi V«»a ri.clfl" Township. I'atinlmm of (MHre • fri/in U.O3 ion (i,, Mstawan A^IINM, CuflwoAA when their cars passed on extend particular thanks to der « clmid »s J. Frank Wei- Ul 14,170.32 [x*r annum. MATAWAN 1-1 GOO H J Call U.ts.sn li*ft. will Route 35, Cliffwood, July 15. Mrs. Edna Beamnn, Mrs, Da- A buffet supper was Berved I'ntrolmrn r,f J'»llr» • from f»,iii.« Tr.li r;v<'K nonirm inc. gand, Keyport, township fit'.or. Ui $3,b57.u] pfr annum, roun nuici C »p t. J. Edgar 'llklnson. vis Hecideman, Mrs. Evelyn later at the home of Mr, and K1.IIIII a, n,ms tUII IIi'I'i'l *v«, Urv ncy, leported Jatr.ts Wilder, icrain TIMM Inn llosch, tnerlsllall In tilrlltruv- township police, brought Per- Provost, Mrs. Rose S e h u 1 z Mrs. Black'! son-ln)«w and tne head of Municipal Revalu- frum li.zw to it, item la per linn ol Itiwr br>cnci: al»<» rn«linir, and Mre. Vera Williams, all daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Edgar NfincK 1.I1II1H, poult >n«luujlea, «•!•«•< Kll rulo In on the John Doe war- ations, Inc., wan resitting In- PtrnMC KOTICK IS ilormtrs. Call K«yu«rf llJOllJO* published *.'ft7ri1tfli( \n taw, anil ' day *r tvvnl AIID AfiK run •ml HIM anil iti riding. But the Jersey City Iih orrtltXMftrm "t b« furlhff i l U nlng PI.. Keawburg. celebrat- a tax map. before payment . iu«l iraast, muan, youth admitted to it under could be rc»o>. The difficulty tliUttd lor ltn«) iiattse I CLASSIFIED ed her tilrtMay. Aug. 7, at « In* of tli* Nilrl M*vor nri Onft sanil, aw ffawul). A varlaty «t s out u>< ill*. Ma el* ant) HenH - Ml'Ier receiverecei d » »n y, e«rd» tlon p!a». Total C Wilson fturu, Mstawan I; I, Urn, l^n •Wtn. Call i jf 3 lypwt J-l'iJI. ry Rd., " 035. Option *»» I How To Sample Soil In Lawn Or Garden Foreign Office Rutgers Studies Fish Digestion Firemen's Parade $^%ST* '.'The l Boy Friend" bounces NJ. Fair Feature r Has Job Openings into the Neptune Music Circus, ~ One of the features of the for a one-week1 engagement: on • Two years overseas, with I New Jersey State Fair,' which ay, may sound too good to be Monday and runs through Aug. will be held at" Trenton from 25. The English hit' musical Page Fourteen Aug. 15. 1957 rue, but it is an opportunity IOW being offered to young; Sunday, Sept. 22, through Sun- comedy, was -written by Sandy ew York area" secretaries, day', Sept, 29. Is the a n n u a 1 Wilson who created both t h •-•-. itenographers, typists and firemen's day parade, which book and lyrics. 'Iti'mstrong Sales lerks who are willing to trav- will be staged Saturday night, Leading roles in the show 1 anywhere in the world. Sept. 28, starting at 7 p.m. are" played by Ellen McCown, Are Reported Up Mis Dorothy Eesanson ,and Hundreds of fire companies : Jenny Lou Law, Gerrianna •lisa Wanda Paul, personnel and • thousands of ', volunteer Raphael, Jimmie Thompson • Net sales of the Armstrong if fleers-from the United. States firemen and members of the and Peter Corilow. The. N e p- epartment of State are now Ladles' Auxiliaries participate tune production is being stag- Cork Company for the first in this annual event,' which six: months of , 1957 • totaled t Two Park Ave., Room 1807, ed by Gus Schirmer, jr.,'-and n New York, to Interview ap- grows bigger and more spec- the choreography is b e i n g . $124,391,000, . one per cent tacular year by year. The pa- ''•'.•above"-sales.' of .$123,289,000 for illcants who-are between the handled by Buddy B'c h w a b. ,ges of 21 and,35, single with rade is sponsored by the Mer- The Music Circus orchestra is —_l'he first half of .1956, and net cer County Firemen's Associa- ,; earnings amounted1 to' $0,152,- o dependents and TJ. S. citl- under the baton of Harold ;ens In excellent health an d tion and is under the direction Hecht. ' ' O00, about 10- per cent below of a committee headed this earnings of $6,848,000 in the willing to accept assignment Taking place on the Riviera, any of the 270 American year by Charles Sherman. "The Boy Friend" Is a satire comparable period last year; : c; j.. Backstrand, president, embassies, legations and cjn- Trophies and cash prizes on the manners of some Eng- announced in the semi-annual ;ulates abroad. . * •'' ' •will be awarded by the New lish finishing school girls and statement sent ..stockholders The starting Salary for. sec- Jersey State Fair to the win- the boys they meet during the . during the week-end..'..' e anes Is $3800, A typing nlng companies. There will be hey-days of the 20s. Some of three trophies for fire compan- Both.earnings and sales in ipeed of 50:words-per-minute the show's songs, which have nd a ihoithand speed of 00- ies with the most men march- me popular are "I Could the second quarter were high- ing with uniforms alike for er than for the'flrst quarter of Vrdids pu-mlnute, is required Be Happy With You," "Won't 1957 and slightly above the sec- itenogrnphcrs who type 50- units in Mercer County as well You Charleston With Me?" - ond . quarter of. 1056. Virtual words-pcr-minute and : t n ke as for those outside the coun- 'The Boy Friend," '• "It's elimination of start-up . costs horthand at 80, start at a sal- ty; also- three trophies for the Never Too Late' To Fall In involved In bringing the new ary of $3300 a year, as do com- best ''appearing company in Love" and "Nicer hi Nice."' fiberboard unit at Macon, Ga., munications-code - clerics with line. The same prizes are of- Olsen and Johnson in "Hell- into production and cost reduc- a speed of 45-words-per-min- fered for Ladles' Auxiliaries zapoppin '57" are at the Musio tions in'other, areas, combined ute, and general clerks with a of these companies. Circus through Sunday night.: with expanding "tales, during speed of 33 words-a-rfithute. All In addition there will be a :••• the.spring months, improve nlaries arc-supplemented by trophy for the company travel- Lawn Revitalized At earnings from, the rate, of 4. overseas allowances and free Ing the longest distance with' per cent of; sale's In the. firs housing Employees-have lib- at least one piece of apparat- Experiment Station quarter to,5.2.per cent in thi eral vacations while overseas Water temperature Is critical In a fish digestion study at us and 20 members in line; second. If you're planning to make tions throughout Hie area to be nnd, between each tour-ol-du- he Rutgers Agricultural Experiment Station. Regulating the two trophies for the best ap- Brown lawn grass t u r n e, d a permanent lawn during Aug- y, six weeks of home leave at pearing rescue squad- and the green Instantly at the Rutgers Mr. Backstrand said firs sampled. Don't sample parts temperature here is James C. Thomas of Berlin Rd., Haddon- ust or September, the b e s ' that have been limed or ferti- government expense. All ap field, graduate student In fish culture. Dr. James R. Westman, best appearing ambulance University Experiment station half earnings for the firm season (or doing the Job, you pllcants must have at least irofossor of wildlife management, has set up elaborate appa- corps. In addition there will recently, during the annual which produces building ma have a better chance of sue lized within a few weeks un- three yearsv of office exper- ratus to provide varying temperatures In five tanks In his base* be trophies tor the two beat terials and flooring products turf field day lor park super- cess If you have your soil test- less trouble Is evident. ence. • r ment laboratory. Ills studies sue aimed at expanding limited appearing pumpers and the Industrial specialties and pack- intendents, greenskeepers and ed, advises M. A. Clark, Mon- 3. Sample separately areas Typists, 18-years-of-age, who knowledge of fish feeding habits In relation (o temperatures. same 'for ladder trucks and others with a professional in- airing products declined in mouth County Agricultural that have received different two trophies for best comic •""••'1067 "due in large part to rls can type 40-words-a-mlnute terest, in grass. Agent. lime and fertilizer treatments. and stenographers who can, in fire companies. Dr. C. Richard Skogley,' ex- Ing costs and shifts in CUE Also sample separately areas National Lead Gives Witnesses Deported By tomer preference that changed Taking soli samples correct- addition, take shorthand at 80, There will be one division tension farm crops specialist, ly makes all the difference. used for different types of are being interviewed for posl- demonstrated one of the new the assortment of products plants. This means lawns sep- Service Button Awards Puerto Rican Officials for bands and another for sold." Each single soil sample ki lons in the Department of drum corps this year, the Jun- turf colorants the Experiment supplied by the agent for i arately from flowers and State's headquarters in Wash- The National Lead Corn- Ten American missionaries Station Is testing at the re- Earnings per share of com- shrubs, annual flower, beds sep- ior sections being eliminated. nominal fee, Includes a safe ington, D.C. The starting sal- any, Titanium Division, South were deported to Puerto. Rico There will be three cash prlz- quest of the manufacturer. mon stock, after deducting mailing container and samp arately from perennial beds, iries range from $3175 to from the Dominican Republic rhododendrons, azaleas and Amboy, recently announced ea for these groups and two The fine mist that came from [referred, dividends, were ling Instructions. If you want :3115. No previous experience he presentation of service Aug. 3, Stephen Cbnyk, pre- the nozzle of his sprayer de- .17, compared with $1.32 in to save time you can take your other broad-leaved evergreens for the best string bands. Tro- s required. button awards to the following siding minister of the Keyport phies will be a-warded the two posited on each blade of grass the first half of 1956. Common samples right now andh ave separately from other shrubs. mployees during the month of stock dividends were 30 cents Interviews are being con- congregation of Jehovah's Wit- best appearing majorettes. what he said was a pigment in your soil ready to send to the 4. Where poor growth exists ducted dally from 10 a.m. to 7 uly: Thomas J. Quirk, Cliff- nesses, announced recently. a latex base. per share per quarter, the Experiment station at Rutgers borings should be taken from wood, 20-years; Frederick 6. The George A. Hamld trophy same as in the first half of last ,m. through Aug. 23, in Room Fare was paid by the Domini- will be given to the company On a good drying day, tha University as soon as the kits both poor nnd good areas, if .907, at Two Park Ave., New Walter, Cliff wood, Charles J. year. As of June 30, 1957. there arrive from the agent. possible, and the samples sub- can government and the mis- deemed best coming from but- chemical mixture won't rub were outstanding 4,970,472 fork. Additional information Robinsky, Old Bridge, 15- sionaries were escorted under side Mercer County. off after a half hour, said Dr. Here's what you do. mitted separately. an be obtained by calling ears. shares of $1.00 par value com- 5. Spread soil sample on arrest to the plane. Skogley. He showed two test 1. Using a trowel or spade Murrayhlll 3-0196. Also Cornelius Harrington, plots sprayed two weeks ago mon stock and 181,522 shares and a clean poll or pan, take clean paper to dry. After dry- Shares Award of $3.75 cumulative, preferred md Harold E. Reynolds, both According to official news that still were a natural green ,hin vertical slices or borings ing mix thoroughly and put a if Keahsburg. 10-years; Har- sources of the Dominican Re- stock. . half-pint or more in plastic color, even though New Bruns- if soil from the surface to a ld S. Lee, Keansburg, Thom- public, the total ban proscrip- Miss Louise K. Armington, bag. John P. Tergis 160 Hilltop Blvd., Cllffwood wick had three good showeri Despite a decline of about depth of six or seven inches at s J. O'Donnell, Old Bridge, tion of the Bible education and during that time. 13 per cent in new housing 0 to 15 .places in a given After a few days the agricul- Nlcollno Straniero, Keyport, Beach, was among the 22 em- tural agent will advise you if Christian activity of Jehovah's ployees of the Esso' Research starts, sales of Armstrong area. The number of borings Given Promotion 'rank J. Weber, Keyport and Witnesses was legalized by building materials and flooring may be reduced for small •ou need to add lime or ferti- Harold A. Everson, Union and - Engineering Company, Students Cited reas of lawn and small flow-., lzer. . .".--'. Promotion of John P. Ter: Pres. Hector Trujlllo on July Linden, who recently were products "were maintained at 3each, five-years. 25 and the law carries penal- high levels through Intensified r beds. When possible the to- You can get kits by sending :1s, Wickatunk-Gordon's Cor- granted awards for sugges- Among 104 students at the al sample should be one-half a nominal fee for each sample ler R--- Armstrong acoustical and oth- Unusually High Quality this grade in any month since d in the actuarial field until ed Apr. 15 in, Keyport. Read the classified ads. jobs open. er celling tile products "have •936. then transferred to jtiio continued to grow steadily, Hew Jersey potatoes graded the inspection service was ini- group" insurance department, packaging; products were in under the federal-state Inspec- tiated. C. L. Cnrutners.- super- here he hns remained, ex- "strong demand during t he tion program this year are visor of the federal-state fruit ept for service in the U. S. period" and contract sales of ir Force during World War the company's wide range of showing exceptional high qual- and vegetable inspection office ity, More than 99 per cent at Hightstown, has Issued this insulating materials "were ex- He holds a second degree, panded." have met U. S. No. 1 specifi- report. hat of Bachelor of Laws, PRICE SLASH arned at night and awarded iy Rutgers University Law ichool, Newark, in 1934, '•;: NOW YOU CAN GEiNERAL ELEQTR;q He was born in'Newark,'but moved to Matawan as a child .nd was graduated from datawan .High School. He Is NEW 1957 G-E "THINL1NE" married to the former Miss irglnla Erkenbrach, Jamai- l ca, N. Y. They have two daughters, Linda, age 11, and Nancy, age eight. He Is active in the Marlboro ROOM AIR CONDITIONER arent-Teacher A a s o c 1 ft- AT THIS LOW BARGAIN PRICE tlon and the Old Brick Church, and Is president of the Co-op- Fits Most Any .Window! erative Trlcounty Rural Elec- No Expensive 220-VoIt tric Co., Freehold. ONLY Wiring Neededl S 95 Rutgers Gets $400,000 Operates on 15-Volt For Biology Building House Current! 199 U, S. Sen. Clifford P. Case Draws Only 7Vz Amps (R-NJ), hns been Informed by the United States Department Costs Less To Run! "-"* of Health, Education and W 36 Months to Pay fare that a $400,000 grant has Cools, been made to Rutgers Univer- Filters, sity for a new biological re search building. Exhausts, Tho proposed building will Ventilates, cost $2,000,000, according to Dr. Mason Gross, university Dehumidifies! provost. He said the unlvor slty hopes to raise funds from 5 Year private sources to finance the Written Warranty capital improvement.1 Model WA-450R Dr. Gross explained the On Sealed-in building, when erected, wll Refrigeration Mechanism house a research program now • Over 50% more clothes capacity than many automatical being conducted In a converted garage on Euston Ave. He • Washes, rinses and damp dries automatically! added It would be integrated with the proposed biology build Ing, estimating to cosl NO LINT FUZZ! J2.500.000. Oov, Robert B. Meyner's Model IUlP-As Illustrated recommendation of $1,000,000 BIG Coolinr Gapaolly lo start tho construction of the Itcmoves 5000 BTU's - biology budding wa3 stricken from his appropriation bill by the Republican-controlled np proprlntlons committee. HOT, HUMID WEATHER AHEAD! Dr. Gross said tho proposed ntntc building will be used fo Weather reports warn that months of sweltering Summer heat still lie ahead! Here's your Instruction mill not lot te chance to "Beat the Heat" for the balance of this year—and for years to come—and save plenty search. However, he SRld II Is the hope of the university in the bargain! It's first come, first served at our NEVER-BEFORE Amazing LOW, LOW pri< authorities to tic In the tw buildings,

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——•-—x' • • You don't have to be a juggler to handle your Fresh Cookies 23» Boys' Colored money successfully. If s all very easy when you get the big idea ... which is as simple T SHIRTS as this: Budget your expenses to allow a rea- Patterns sonable margin for saving. First thing every payday, deposit this amount in your savings Lamp Shades 40c(Seconds eac) h account here, where it can earn more money for you. If you have the will, this is the way Afi Salts Final to get ahead financially. It's no trick at all! Low Prices MATAWAN SPORTING Farmers and Merchants GOODS COMPANY J. F. HOSTETTER Next To Police Heidquirten National Bank , Urgent 5c & 10c 5tor» ...... - . Mfl • ;\••:-;;;:p^r--'•••;."Matawan':'•••""• '.' Oldest Bank In Monmouth County — Established 1830 180 Main Street Matawan Member Federal Reserve System!—Member Federal Matawan Deposit Insurance Corporation

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1 -te . ' • The Early Bird Will Catch The BARGAINS Al LOOK AT THESE BARGAINS Costume Jowolry -- Bargain Table - 25c THE FRIENDLY SHOP SCHICK "25" ELECTRIC RAZOR All $1.00 Jewelry Now 50c ; 132 MAIN STREET MATAWAN Now $18.88 Reg. $29.50 All $2.00 Jewelry Now 98c- FOR THIS SALE ONI.V Ladiei' Elgin and Gruen 7 Piece Juice Sets ~; •••/••• H C»t«t DUmond Rlnf -^^ _- Watchei With Two Side *O B 8 Piece Gold Design Glass Set .;...... '-. '..... Dlimond. . M " Now $19.95 R»(. fSB.50 It DUmond Waddlnc Italian Leather Bass ;.;,-...,;..:..'....;..;..'. 2.98 Bint — ToUl W C»r«t Mtn't Elgin Re«. «5».» NOW I Christmas Cards 50 For :Vi>V?>^;)A^ai-" v • \ V® * Wotchn it DUmond Bet )» Jowel - Rei, Lamps.-..- Copper And Brass ;.;;Tv'iV.vr.V.;,.;;.;... 7M *et. 1W1.W NOW Now $34.95 '5 - Brass Table Lamps ;L'*•..:;.•.!;;....,.... 5.00 Identification Braoeleti, Walleti, Ladin' Longlrte* Wntch Banda, Sterllnc Glttware, Watchn Milk Glass Boudoir Lamps 2 For ... '...... '- Blrthstone nin«i, tighten and M»nr v Other Item* »t Eeal Barjaln Price*. $36.95 And Oh! What Pleasure To Fiad^The Treasures EN JEWELERS On Our Famous DCO^OTT^3LE "" "" Six Months To Pay - Open Friday Nfght till 9:00 MA 1-0634 SPECIAL:PURCHASE! First Qualify Full Fashioned THREE DAYS ONLY NYLON HALF SLIPS 59 $ 00 Nylon Stockings 59c *1 each 2for 3 Darkseam 51 Gauge 15 Denier, Orsstio Reductions FUDIOIU Make Famous Make Bras On.All Summer PHILODENDROH GLADIOLUS BLOUSES Nylon ... Reg. $2.50 $1.89 DRESSES Cotton .... Reg. $1.49 99c Croup 1 Values To $14.95 Reg. $2.98 $2.19 00 Reg. $3.98 ...... $2.98 PANTIES "25*-r : PER DOZ. •7"2for'15 Reg. 69c pr 59c $1 Croup 2-Values To $10.95 SKIRTS 2 for $1.10 :, In 2 1/4 Inch Poti Reg. $5.98 $3.96 Reg. 79c pr ...69c Reg.. $3.98 $2.98 $5.98 each 2 for $1.25 Reg. $2.98 $2.59 House Dresses Reg. 89c pr 79c $ 59 $ 00 2 or2for 5 2 for $1.50 Fe» -t fi.98 MANY OTHER BARGAINS SHOP flrnc Knlma Flowers BETTY'S DRESS MATAWAN Duttonwood Manor 139 MAIN STREET Return This Coupon Big Discount SEE . . AFreeRollOf For A Film With Toy Savings Up To 60% Ginny's Big Many To Choose From • FREE • On Cameras Every Roll You y Sister JILL Remco Radio Station wa»$6.95 o.,iv$2.50 5x7 Enlargement Bring In For Nothing- To Bur Ju«l Bring And Projectors $2 98 Remco Transistor Radio ^«»oo only $3.98 [ • In Your Neiatlve Developing BJkW OulT Sweet Sue Doll WOB$9.OO oni $4.50 Aim. 15, 16, 17, IB r Sizei/127-120-620-116-616 Slinky Dog WQ8$2.OO onir 98c All Baseball Equipment 25% Black & White Only SUPER SPECIALS SCHOOL SPECIAL — Ansco Folding Camera Outfit $:K».BO Value Only $21.95 Roy Rogers LUNCH KIT RYAN BROS. 12 - 35MM Slide Trays and Case $i5.9.r> value Only $9.95^ Reg. $3.25Only $1.98 119 Main St. Matawan Perin Gadget Bag SALE DAYS ' The Aug. 15-16-17 Matawan Journal

Is YOtJR Family Part Of OPERATION L O. D.? VALET SERVICE Plenty Lubricating Minor Repairs Car Washing Brakes Of Tires Ignition Batteries Motor Tune-Up \ OPERATION LIVnra OUT cial weather-proof wiring outlets DOORS gets underway through- and enough electrical circuits out America the minute not which provide for all the light- wither comw along. Families ing and appliances used either have learned that they can u« inside or outside the home. Free electrical appliances outside the To live comfortably in the house to cook and that they can modem fashion, the minimum have all the lighting they need electrical capacity which a family ! pn their patioi and lawns (or mutt have Is 100-ampere service entrance, with three wires con- HALEY S SERVICE STATION fames* dining, reading; . • . but only if they have the proper wir- veying electrical power from the ing to accommodate thesei aappli; - utility line in the street If a Phone MA 1-9766 •noes and lights. family has full HOUSEPOWER, they also have enough circuits to How different lroa\ Grand- serve (he wiring requiredfo r Parking Matawan mother's or even Mother'* day) portable electrical appliances Main and High Streets A few years ago, tie family tat used on the' patio or terrace. on the front porch, but to get a Switches which control out-of- breath b( air they sat in semi- door lighting should be in con- aiirlmaw. Dining out-of-doors venient positions right inside the {•ran a "picnic", with meals carted doorway which leads to these outside laboriously. FREE Today, electric xotisserles are "OPERATION L 0. D. re- FREE vsed ouUide the home for barbe- quires the services of your elec- Space cues, hamburgers and roasts ... trical contractor. Simply moving PARKING -,-JHES PARKING ooffee bubbles freely... effective, appliances outdoors and "string- Well-planned'lighting eliminates ing" makeshift lights and cords TREND ayestrain—and this livirur out- around yourself just doesn't work Soon is all possible through spe- out. TODAY For IS TO

Matawan Sale AIR AUGUST CONDITIONED DELL'S IGA MARKET 15,16 106 Main St. Matawan AND 17 FREE FREE Breyer's Ice Cream . Fresh Campbell's Tomato Soup Ferris Ham Pint - 35c Ground Beef Given away to lucky 3 lbs. for $1.00 6 cons 59c . 1/2 Gal. -r $149. • Barbeene Special ' August 1546-17 customer each "Sale"' Free Fkg, of Cones Bock Cornish Values Await You Day. Register FREE With Each M Gal. " Bologna • • . A -^ Raffeto Rum Punch Coca Cola . or Liverwurst in store. _ Nesselro Topping Small Bottles Sliced or Chunk. _.. 9 oi. jar 68c Matawan. Sale Days Sugar - 5 Ib. Bag ,6 for 29c Plus Dep. ; 45c Ib. 39e --:•: ;-•' . Worrell'* Yorkshire Sliced Baireto Colonial . With Purchase of Waldorf Tissue BACON Chuf-Nuf Chutney $5.00 or More 6 rolls 49c 78c Ib. 10 oz. jar 59c MATAWAN DRUG Co. Matawan Wine ™ Liquor Store 145 MAIN ST. LIMITED SUPPLY Phone MA 1-0021 Evening In Paris Free Prompt helivery-^Call Mat1-2341 69'TekTooth Brush 2;98< C 120 Main Street — Matawan 75 Stick Deodorant 21 $1 Cold Beer R. E. Gillis, prop. Free - AFTER BATH - Free , Helena Rubenstein * SPECIALS * FRESHENER BEAUTY PREMIUM All Nationally Advertised Brands With Each $1.00 Box of Buy 1 Get 2 Helena Rubenstein Famous ••% Gallon 90 Proof John Collins Gin ...... $7.99 YARDLEY GUEST SOAP Beauty Aids For The Price Of One % Gallon 3Feathers Rye ....>w...... 9.89 . •Lavender and Bed Roses Only Christmas In July Vi Gallon Kinsey Silver Rye 8.95 Toilet Water PLASTIC BABY PANTS Quart 3 Feathers Rye 4.99 SMALL and MEDIUM Dusting Powder , Quart Philadelphia Rye ..'.- 4.99 Quart Kinsey Silver Rye 4.79 Perfume EACH ' 2 FOR 35c 5th Kinsey Gold Rye 3.99 I Air Conditioned Free Ample Parking In Rear 5th Philadelphia Rye ...... 419 , 111 HARRIS HARDWARE" SAVE SAVE MA 1-1013 Geo. M. Harris, Inc. 130 Main St., Matawan SALE DAYS ONLY RCA Whirlpool Upright Norge Automatic Cosco Step All Metal 54" Adjustable Child's Lunch STOOLS Box FREEZER WASHER Ironing Board (With Vacuum Bottle) IS Vu. Ft. — Kef. SS99.9S Ret. $253.95 $7.95 $5.95 $1.95 $389.00 $199.00 Reg. $10.95 Reg. $2.95 Reg. $10.95

West Bend Crosley Electric Plastic Water , 20 Gal. MANY Galv .Trash IASY Pail Trig Teakettle OTHIR RANGE Can 30" Fully Deluxe - Re* $249.95 TERMI 99' $2 39 Specials $205.00 R«g. $2.49 $1.98 Reg. $3.65 Royal TV Sales and Service £* ItempQti gale, Shop OurSl^ apdSee!i, i.... ' Matawan t'M 8ALE DA* S Aug. 15-16-17 MATAWAN SALE DAYS

tc*» Pot« far Three Festive Desserts SPECIAL 1957 HALLERAN'S Chevrolet Brand New, 2 Door ESSp Factory Equipped Service Direction Signals

*- • • -: • Tubelesi Tires

• Factory Undercooling Center

,| Sprmir touch for menngoM !• to polfce dot thorn with moreels of DELIVERED W-sweet chocolate. You wiU be proud to serve this trio of de" odl> f a m Fm the 1799 j1 Uwcolat£**• w e an?"d vanill" °.na *?ice crea""^m to complet P°lloe th»e chocolatdot meringuee ands whitwithe -BATTERIES I Ej"™e> Semwmeet chocolate jnorseln are Wended into the meringue Ijrrbefore bakingr. As th« morsel, remain whole even after Also nCrtlM finished mennguca in studded with .mill nnggcta of .dflkwu. chocolate. Dam?• tt» uae redpe, m can makiTur^ toenngue shell to ftll with lee cream or six individual merinime Several Good Shells, or three down polka dotted mertagnettei to iccompiny ice • TIRES cream. • ' - , ChoNbte Pdka Dot Meringues Dry Cleaning Transportation Cars From f StggvMtei Kcnptugar ,• H teaspoon raeam of UrUr H 6-oz.p«kag« (%CTp) In at 10 AM. — Out at 5 P.M. .H teupooa salt Kai-aweet chocolate morseli TUBES '{: •. Beat egg irhltea until foamy; add cream of tartar and nlf beat $75.00 to $495.00 '*H. Fold in M cup of the oemi-Bwcet chocolate morsels. Cover • EVERY DAY • .taking sheet with lieavy brown paper. For individnal or lame Except Sunday ;nenngue nheU pUe into 6 rounds, 3 inches in diameter, or 1 lar|e round, 9 inches in diameter. Make a depresaion in the center leaving n— -OIL en inch around the sides. Sprinkle with remaining morsels. For Plus Late Model ! ratringuettes, drop by tablespoon onto baking sheet Sprinkle with I remaining morsels. 'Bake in very slow oven (275* F.) 40 minutes •!. 'SiTOSFn^i' S-°JSln?t? SOr »*illml «h(!lI«; 1 «™r for largl , •hell. -yiELD: 6 individual shells, 1 large shell, 3 dozen ttcrineoettea. MATAWAN OK Used Cars »Menngue».may be baked by this method: Preheat oven to (450' F) I Place menngnes in ovea; turn off heat; Leave at least 3 hours' BRANCH Parking Service For Commuters 116 Main St. Matawan Johnson-Gibb Sensational Buys Motor Company Station Plaza KEYPORTCLEANERS FACTORY AUTIIOHIZEP T«lephone KE 7-0102 ChevroUt — OldtmobiU v Matawan •— ------Dealer-=1 Matawan Sale Days PLANT AND VAULT Division And Third Stt. • Phone MA 1-1040 Kcyport Branch East Front Street August 154647 110 Main St. Matawan Phone MA 1-2345 SPECIALS GALORE WESTINGHOUSE

FRUIT OF THE LOOM ; TEN EYCK RONSON Inc., 283 Main St. NYLONS :Reg.i pi INOW No Down Payment Free Delivery 36 Months To Pay MATAWAN And Service GIRLS' DRESSES SKIRTS Westinghouse Thin-Ice Westinghouse Just The Thine For Back To School *»$1.59 $1.49 Sizes 22 to 28 - Reg. $3.99 ICE CUBE TRAY Sizes to 12 — Values to $4.98 LAUNDRY TWINS CANNON TOWELS $1.18 Boys SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $3.50 Now99e 4 FOR $1.00 Ret. $1.99 to $2.85 20 x 40 ~ Value 49c 10Cu.Fr. CAFE CURTAINS SHOWER CURTAIN REFRIGERATOR With Valance C And Window Drape $299.95 Now 99 N,w $1.19 Reg. $1.99 Reg. $459,95 Berkshire STOCKINGS Women's DRESSES Electric C Now $1.09 ^g. $1.35 Now 99 > WATER HEATERS KABV TKKMB AH I/OW AH or 3 Pair For $3.19 tlr*. ft.tt und fl.M 52Gals s I'r99r * 153 Mens' SPORT SHIRTS Women's BLOUSES $104.95 Model IIU 99' Now Westinghouse Deluxe Values To 92.9S Valuta T. VM 25% Discount On All I- ' And Many Mot* Bargain! Await You — Stop In DISHWASHER Devoe House Paint $199.95 Any Color - 1 Gal. - 101) (ink CARTANS TEN EYCK RONSON/Inc. SALES & SERVICE 121 Main Street Matawan 2«.'MV1AIN STHKICT MATAWAN SALE DAYS MATAWAN SALE Aug. 15-16-17

+ Sandford's Super Specials + CIGARETTE LIGHTERS Reg $1.00 69C Cora Nome taftral Clinical Thermometers Deodorant Cream Oral Or Sectal C C Re 100 50 Reg. $1.00 59 u- $ Serving Matawan And Giant 1 11). Can Cotton Balls 8480 Talcum Powder Box Of 85 — Sterilliea^ .•-.-/-,- The Surrounding Area . 39cReg. 75c . ' ' .^V'^'v"" --For 89 Years : • " / Stanley Shampoo Mi 31 Antiseptic Solution Coconut Or Castile 16 01. 59CReg-89c 2 For 56° Reg-43c ea. ; •''._-' Published By Westinghouse Flash Bulbs H0.5 carton of 12 - Reg. $1.56 99c BROWN PUBLISHING and PRINTING COMPANY SANDFORD'S — THE REXALL PHARMACY SINCE 1912 —MA 1^2376 Accurate - PRESCRIPTIONS - Reasonable W-TOM Paint & Wallpaper Co. FINJXL CLEARANCE DUTCH BOY, EAGLd^GLIDDEN/SPREDSATIN/ADELPHr-- 300 COLOR SYSTEM P. P. Goodrich SUNDIAL WOMEN'S White and Biege SANDERS, WAXER AND WALLPAPER STEAMIER FOR RENT TENNIS SHOES GIRLS' SANDALS WEDGES FLATS 129 Main Street - MA 1-4434 -Matawan ^1" and *2" $|99 FREE • 7" PAN and ROLLER SET * FREE MEN'S SUMMER SHOES With Purchase of One or More Gallons of any Lay lex Paint in Stock GIRIS' j WOMEN'S HEELS $5.99 & $6.99 $3.99. to $4.99 MOCCASINS MEN'S CANVAS SHOES BLACK AND WHITE 50% Discount On All EAGLO $2.99 $4.99 21 FLAT WHITE ENAMEL Gal. »2.9S MEN'S MOCCASINS ALL STRAW HEELS Wallpaper In Stock 21 OUTSIDE WHITE TAINT Qt. $1.25 Gal. $3.95 DEC. LATEX WHITE Qt. ?1.30 GAL. $3.25 $2.99 $3.99 4" Easy-Flo Exploded Tip BOYS' CANVAS AIL SIZES; JOIN OUR SHOE CLUB lcSale. Glidden Rockspar Varnish., Icsale $2.99 NYLON BRUSH 6uy One Ot Any size Get Same Size For lo PI. $1.29 1/2 Pt. 81c Gal. $7.15 Qt. $2.25 SAMPLE SHOES- »»••«••>• -On Sale $1.99 to $3.99 Paint Sol Paint Thinner MATAWAN BOOTERY In Your Container 39C Gal. Main Street Phone MA 1-4636 MATAWAN

BELL S MARKET Maine, Cut Up Schickhaiis, Boneless To Bargains Galore Frying Chickens Daisy Hams • P. 65s At Each! Libby's Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink *-*-19! Matawan Store Hanover • . ! PORK AND BEANS 29 During This Pride of the Farm KETSUP ; 1'—.25" Town wide Sale Linden House •

GRAPFROZEE JUICN FOOED —25DAIRY ' Linden Farms,Whole !5-oi. Cup Freshly Sliced, American Yellow or Whit* Matawan Sale Days STRAWBERRIES 33c CHEESE Vzibpt, 25c

STORE HOURS Open August 15-16-17 Mon. Thru Fri. BELL BEEF CO 'til 9 - Open Sat. (Member Twin County Grocers) 'til 6 Plenty ef 1'nrklnr nl Munlolpil Lot. Leu Thin 126 Main St., Matawan Aug. 13 thru 17 QUANTITIKH MAY BE LIMITED 1 Minnie From Oar 8t«re 3 h 13 tnru 17