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H O U W PEL. MADISON M ARLBORO, MAT A WAN /

; AND ^MATAWAN BOROUGH

83rd Y EA R — 50th W EEK fttirmtw;Nauouai ed ito ria l AjwujcUUoo MATAWAN) K J . , THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1,962 Single Copy Ten Cssn{*

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‘^Political Pressures” i Seniors A t Exercises Monday; 'A pjjoi'^U nent o t; > a o .; ; e ig h t :Weelfci s u m m e r ;e e r« a tio n p ro g ra m d irec- t o / b y *^e M u t w w Borough, C o u n ­c il T uesday , c a m o o n ly a f te r (he re s ig n a tio n ^ ’ o l th re e m e m b e rs o t th e re c re a tio n co m m itte e h a d been a c c e p te d u n d a new - m e m b e r h ad b e e n * p p o i n \ e d s o th e co m m ittee w o u ld ' b e c o n s titu te d w ith a m a­jo r ity o t th re e . ■ • •• •••• ■• T w o o f th e le tte rs o f res ig n a tio n ,

.I ro m O av id S. M a r t in : a n d Thom as' G . W elst^ad g a v e no re a so n s (o r q u ittin g ; h u t th e - th ird , irons An- tliony : J ; N 'uccio, C h ifw ood school p r in c ip a l, w ho h a s b ee n ch a irm u it fro m th e e a rly d a y s of th e com ­m iss ion , g a v e « s tro n g ly w orded ex p lan a tio n , M r. N uccio w ro te th a t hd w as res ig n in g “ d u e to po litica l

Brassu re* e x e rte d by the M ata w an (trough C ouncil."

. .A fter a m o m en t of s ilence , M ayor Jo h n W. A p p leg a te w as the firs t to

^com m ent. 'T o m e , th is Is a ve ry se r io u s c h a rg e ," h e sa id , -‘I do n o t ta k ? it ligh tly . !f he h a s a va lid co m p la in t, M r. N u cc io shou ld H ate i t . tt II v e ry u n fa ir If h« does n o t.”

tbm U d P rc v c S ta te m e n t . T h t r e fo llow ed com m en t* from;

th * counc il th a t M r, N uccio a p p e a r &#tor» th s fo v s rn ln g body an d »*■ p la it; th s p o litic a l p re s s u re s p u t o p o a h lm . l t y » s b e liev ed h e shou ld ^ p ro v * hjfl i ;« t# m » n t" a n d It should M Ind ica ted f ro m w hom th * p res- tu r M o am e , I t w aa held to h* Va H r to u s a c c v ia t lo n ag a ln e l th ls .g o v - tm ln g b o d y ."

C ouncilm an Jo h n J . W a lih la id th * counc il shou ld b e m o re f irm a n d " d lra o t" M r. N uccIo to exp la in U i w ord* ra th a r th a n to do it, “ If M so d s s l r a s .- .

M ay o r A p p leg e ts w as not In f a ­v o r o f iM itind a n " o r d e r ” to th e (n rm e r tM r* a tlo n c h a irm a n , even t t u u g h I ta tln g h e w as " sh o ck ed by ju c h t u a o c u sa tio n ." B ut E d w ard W , C u rr ie , M ata w an , B orough A t­to rn e y , H id th e r* w a s so m e sug- ■ M ilon o f " lib e l" If th e Insinuation U a l n i t th o counc il w ere left to f u n d unexp la ined . H e reco m m en d ­e d th a t M r. N uccio b e a sk e d to r e ­t r a c t b i t s ta te m e n t befo re a resig- M tlo n b e ac cep te d .

t 'A m iu s d " A t D evelopm entT h e res igna tion* o f M r, M urtin

S|d M r. w e li te a d w ere accep ted , w a i d«cld*d th a t if M r. N uccio

i n o t c a r* to e i th e r exp lain o r r e t r a c t hi* s ta te m e n t, th e counc il • q u id d ec id e how to p ro cee d fu r th ­e r tO « l« « r u p th a m a tte r .-M a y o r

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Gas Station Ordinance Hit

N«w Stations For < Kaplan1*, Colot's‘ T h e o rd in a n c e to lim it th e num - |w r o f g a io lln * s ta tio n s in M ata - -Iran B orough a* to th e ir locations fro m on* a n o th i r and to public W ild in g s w as held o v e r fo r an o th e r K e e tln g a f te r C ouncilm an E d w ard 1 . H yrn* tn d R e n s s e la e r L . X a r - fe n , • sp e c ta to r , In te rp o sed s tro n g ib ja c t lo n s t th * h e a rin g befo re M sta w a n B orough Council T ues-

' fa r . H y rn s s ta te d h e h ad not >fc*en a t th e : m e e tin g w hen the o r- i l m n c e h a d b ee n in tro d u ced b u t M q u estioned If the o rd in an ce w ou ld b a r • g aso lin e s ta tio n o p era - lo r from t n u l n g Im provem en t* in k ls p rem ise s o r ex p an d in g h is bus- b e s s to hold h is co m p etitiv e p o r ­tion .

C ouncilm an W a rre n K. R yan su g ­g e s te d a mm> w hose business w as Kior* th a n 60 p e r cen t destro y ed b y fir* o r w ho h a d hud to closo u p fo r a period m ig h t have d if­fic u lty In rn sum ing h is business u n ­d e r th* te rm s o r the o rd in a n ce .

O b jec ts T o P rov is ionsM r. C a rtan o b je c ted to the p ro ­

v is ions o f the o rd in a n c e w hereby no gaso line s ta tio n ca t, be located W ithin 1800 te a t of an o th e r s ta tion n o r w ith in BOO fee t of a school, ch u rc h o r o th e r pub lic build ing . Ilu

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Attends Graduate School Of Banking

C h arts* C. Schock J r ., v ie s p re s i­d en t n f th* F a rm e r s and M erch an ts N a tio n a l B ank, M ataw an , re tu rn ed o n S a tu rd a y to th e S to n ie r G rad u ­a te School of B ank ing a t R u tg e rs U n iv ers ity fo r his th ird su m m er le ss lo n . With th is session , Which Will be held on the U n iv ers ity 's C am pus In N ew B runsw ick , Ju n e !I ” ' air!'. I1 i , » 77 h* w ill ro m p le le h!) cn u rsc nt Hie school.1 M r, Soliock Is one of n ea rly HDD h sn k o fficers w tw will a tten d the tw o-w eek snM lon of tlie scJx>ol, w hich Is sponsorod hy H ie A m eri­can H ankers A ssociation . This s tu d en t body, from 45 s ta le s , the D is tr ic t of C o lum bia, P u e rto R ico, an d V enezuela, re p re se n ts a c a ­p ac ity en ro llm en t.

T he S ton ier G ra d u a te Si'1hk»I of H snk lng wns founded in MM hy tlie A tliorloan f la n k e rs A ssociation k i p ro v id e ail o p p o rtu n ity for a d ­vanced atudy fo r e<|X>rlenci‘d b a n k ­er*, T he facu lty fo r the W J sea- •Ion n u m b e rs a p p ro x im a te ly 100 o u ts ta n d in g h a n k e rs , law y e rs , e d ­u c a to rs , b ank M iperv lso r,, and g ov ­e rn m e n t o ff lc lils . D uring th e i n slmi, they will oover a ll ph ases of hank ing , econom ics, law , govern- iiien t, and re la te d su b jec ts .

In mWlllmi lo h is ll ir ro rn ililcn l s e x to n s ut K u(gi,rs, lo qualify foi g rad u a tio n , M r. S d u K k m in t have pom plo ted tw o y » a rs of eKteiislon

Eludy a t Itom e s n d w ritten a tfiesi* Ased on o rig in s! re s s a rc ti in «oine p 'la a a of flnanc*. M r, ftolvx^t Ims

w ritte n on (Im *ufcJ»o< o f "O u ts ide B an k D lreo to r* ,1’

To Mqrfc AnniversariesA lfred M. W oolley, vicii president:

of the Shadow l.aw n S ayings, a n d Loan A ss o c ia tio n ,. announced th a t th e re w ould he a ce le iira tion to m a rk th e fo u rth a n n iv e rsa ry of thu O ak h u rst O flice a n a th e firs t a n n i­v e rs a ry of th e K eypo rt O ffice. F o r th is sp e c ia l occasion the A ssocia­tion Is o ffsrm g f.n a ttra c t iv e g ilt- pack , av a ila b le for m en o r w om en. T n e k it con ta in s an asso rtm e n t of usefu l h tm is u t an a t tra c t iv e le a th ­er-like cane. ideally su ited (or v a ­ca tion . '.'travel, e tc .’ T Jiu gift is for th e open ing o f an accoun t of $25 o r the add ition of (25 to a p re sen t accoun t.

County Repair For Ravine Dr.

CptH Oo Agaimt Contractor's Bond

C ouncilm an W arren E. H u tch in ­son , ro a d s c h a irm an , T uesday told th e M ata w an B orough Council th a t th e M onm outh C ounty B oard o f F ree h o ld e rs h ad " lo s t p a tn m ce" w ith th * C rus C onstruction Co., C lark , a n d h i d th a t d a y In stru c ted Its cou n se l to p ro ceed to a c t a g a in s t th a t c o n tra c to r 's 125,000 b ec au se of th e w ay R av ine D r. had been left a f te r s e w e r in s ta lla tion . R av ine Dr. is a coun ty ro id .

B ut th e counc ilm an ex p re ssed sa tis fa c tio n w ith tho re su lts o f us* o f a d u s t- liy in g ch em ica l on s tr e e ts w her* sew er w ork h ad o cc u rre d .

C ouncilm an E d w ard F.. klyrne, pub lic w ork* ch a irm an , in fo rm ed th e counc il chan g e o rd e rs w e re be­ing m a d * w hich w ould ex tend sew ­e rs to fo u r m o re houses on S utphen Ave. e a s t o f C en te r Ave. No con ­tra c t h a s been signed yel to r w ork on th e m ain sew ers tre a tm e n t p lan t, It w as rep o rted . M r. H y rn e no ted ta lk s h ad been held w ith H ow n ers on New B runsw ick Ave. re la tiv e to e a sem en ts and s id e ­w alks, b u t so fa r h e could not r e ­p o rt c h a n g es in th a t a re a w ill be m ade.

T o N ego tia te N ew D alesA ce-M anzo, Inc., M ataw an , In­

fo rm ed th a council by le tte r they co n s id e red th e s tipu la tion they had ac ce p te d w hen s ign ing c o n tra c ts la st y e a r for lay ing m am s on Sec­tion " B " (R av in e D r., - A berdocn R d .) an d Section "C " (R av ine D r.- R o u ie 34) th a t w ork In " B " sec ­tion w ould b e com ple ted in 210 d ay s and In ' ‘C " section 330 d ay s no longe r b ind ing and w ere rem oving a ll eq u ip m en t from the Job but c lean in g and pav ing m a ch in ery . T ho le t te r Inform ed the council th a t w hen th e bo rough h as o b ta in ­ed " a l l " ea sem en ts needed fo r the sew er w ork In th e ir sec tion!, Acu- M anzo, Inc ., will n eg o tia te a new s ta r t in g and a neiv finishing d a te w ith th e borough.

C ouncilm an John J . W alsh said h* h ad m ade th re e to u rs of s trc c ls a ffe c te d by sew er w ork rece n tly and h* w as h ea rten ed to no te the "go o d Job" A ce-M anzo had done In re s to r in g s tre e ts in l.ochslea H eigh ts.

M r. W alsh also rep o rted Unit the li tte r in T erliune P a rk w as a ' 'd i s ­

c o n t in u e d on p age two)

W alter J . B ergm ann , ( r ig h t ) , head o f th e Lily- T u lip p ap e r c u p f irm , and W illiam K re tze i ( le f t) , p re s id e n t of K-W ay C onscruction , lis ten In ten tly as E rm a n S cu d e lla ii, founder o l W ashington C oncre te C o., te lls how th e m e thods of pou rin g c o n c re te w e re

i au e i w hich ine c la s s w in ue p

deve loped tha t re s i.l te d In th e e rec tio n of the 2.1.3-acre t'hebulldlnfc fo r U lv-T uilp In H olm del in a acven -m om us :p erio d . . M r. S cu d c lU rl founded the W anUfth, eoncrc le -p o u rin g firm In 1917.

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ComniL'iu'emcv.! exere isv^ Ufll b;-* held M onday- .even ing ut 7 o 'c lock a l thu a th le t ic field, of .M alaw an K egiujial H i^n School for m e m ­bers oi th e g rad u a tin g c la s s . '

In e id em al muftic. and the p ro ces ­sional w ill be pm yed by the hand, a l te r wh»ch lhe R ev. ^’hfcsfer A.

jG ;iliow ay , pn.itor o f th e K irst P res- { b y le n a n C nureh . w ill g ive lhe in*

v o ra lion . ' l h e color g u a rd will p re ­sent th e co lo rs (oliowing-'w hich tho aud ience w ill p a r tic ip a te in ihe Hag sa lu te und tho’ band will play the N alional A m boin. J o a n ,V as will de liver th e sa lu ta to ry ad d ress then the C lass ot‘ 19G2 will s ina the C lass Song. "G auuej'.m us lg i tn r / '

Tin* valed ic to ry w ill be given’ oy E lizabeth B lair, follow ed by two s e c t i o n s by the h ig h school c h o r­us, Jo h n V. C a ra c c io b , high school p rinc ipal, w ill in tro d u ce Ihe guest sp eak er, th e Rev. Or. C harles S. W ebster, p a s to r of the T ow er Hill P re s b y te r ia n C hurch , Red Bank. M r. C aracc io lo w ill p re sen t aw ard s a fte r w h ich the c la s s w ill be pre-

.................... ' I.p res id en t of tne M alaw an

R eg ional Board of U ducahon. bv

jr . . R ichard - -Casszza.- S h ir le y . c rick J . K alm a. C arpi ,Cath?rm<?' J r a n 'C aw ldy i-jtouise A drian Cevas-.l K ase , P a tr ic ia Ann,. K azim ir. P u t i

-Co. G ary A lan C hekofsky, K erry | JyscpK K ellctt, W illiam - Z a ch a ry H ruce C lark , M ary A rleue Clifton, j K eokosky , £ d w a rd T hoinaii K ier?

Popor Drive To End In Cliffwood

T he pap e r d rive , cnnduc led hy tho Cliffwood V olunteer F ire Co., w ill c lo se Sunday R esiden ts are ask ed to p lace the n ew sp ap ers un tho s id e of th e road for p ick-up be­fore I t a .111. All thu firem en a re ask ed to rep o rt to th e fire house T u e sd a y evening a t 7 p .m . for flnnl tie-up o f the pap e rs .

J a m e s W ilkinson, vice p res iden t, conduc ted th e business m eeting in th s f lre house nn Angel S t„ Cliff­wood, w hen final p lans w or* a n ­nounced for d ie com pany p icnic to b* held S unday, J u ly 30, si H er­cu les G rove.

T h e re w are eight ca lls this m onth , w hich Included tw o drills , one p a r­ad e a n d flv* b ru sh fires.

Committeeman Mari Suffers Broken Leg

M ataw an T ow nship C om m ittee­m an Jolui M arr. Jr. w as adm itted to R iverv iew H ospital T h u rsd ay w ilh a f ra c tu re of the left leg and a f - ' '" ’'o-w fifl'M- wnsIn ju red in nn accident while w o rk ­ing on the Slant) l-'unn , R oute 3.1. M iddletow n Tow nship

M iddletow n Tow nship I’o ll re re ­p o rted M r. M jr ; , 34, of ll ld g e ltd , Cliffwood, w as In jured w hile a t­tem p ting to set s pole In tiie g round . T lie polo to|>pled o v e r on lilni w hen a o jl ile snapped. Mr. M a r i w as rep o rted In good cond i­tion hy Iw p ltu l nutlm ntlM

Jersey Cyclones Place Fourth In The Bronx

T h e J e rs e y Cyclones D rum and iliiitle Corps p laced fourth In the m a rc h in g and n ian eu v e iln n conic*!, held by I ho K lngsiiirn D iu in anil Hugh- ( ' 0 !‘(»s In I'lii* lim n* , S.ilnr- day I'veiilim ,

H arlli'i iiml ilnv, tlie r o i i d par- ( li.liiitti'il In a [iniitiIn In W m iluilil, u n d er I 'm' -t|MMi*i<irntilp of thi* t'on- n uclk 'u t I 'lin n s A m eiii'im Legion Po.it ,M, Ihilon,

T ho unit will com pete Ju n e ,10 In W ildwood In Ihe V e ja ra n io f Foi- • Ign W a n S ls l* C liam plonshlp C ontest,

No Under-Sized Strathmore Lots, Maps Of Levitt Pass Planners

M ata w an T ow nship P lan n in g . Ho lis ted ex cep tio n s o f 86.4 a c re sB o a rd la s t n ig h t vo ted final a p ­p ro v a l of sec tions 1-8 of S tra th - m o re -in -M ataw an . a s re su b m itte d b y L ev itt an d Sons. Inc., d eve lop ­e rs . It th e to w nsh ip co m m ittee g iv e s co n firm in g ac tio n M onday, th e m ap s ca n be filed an d building p e rm its fo r th e 1280-house deve lop­m en t oan be Issued.

Jo se p h S tenge r, ch a irm an , not­ed tlta t the c a u se fo r re jec tion had b ee n 75 of 574 lots In these e igh t sec tio n s , as f ir s t m apped , seem ed lo be below th e m in im um s q u a re fo o tag e of the "p lunncd co m m u n i­ty .” o rd in an ce , w hich is 7500 s q u a re fee t on 70-foot fron ts. M ayor N o r­m a n Wood acknow ledged th e re still a r e lo ts on cu rv es th a t have less th a n 70-foot f ro n t but tha t these lots “ fan o u t" s o w idely in the back th e y ru n w ay over th e m in im um in to ta l a re a . In fac t, th e m ayo r d e c la red , th e re a re no lots now of le ss than IKH1U so n a rs feet m in i­m u m o n . th e 2.3 houses p e r a c re ra t io and no m ore than 8.2 per c e n t of the to ta l num ber of lots w ith loss th a n 70-fool fron ts . F o r cu l-de-sacs on w hich tha less than '/0-foot front lo ts face, th e re a re 15,­000 to 20,000 s q » n r e feet of .•■swing" a re a requ ired .

K arl F , H euser, M ataw an , the tow nsh ip eng ineer, found th a t all h is ob jec tions to d ra in ag e , s tre e ts a n d o th e r lay o u ts la s t A ugust fin ­a lly had been m et in full.

R ea d s ResolutionW illiam J . O 'H agan jr . , A sbury

P u rk , the tow nship a tto rn ey , read off a reso lu tion nf ac cep te d cond i­tio n s for the app ro v in g of the m aps. He noted a t r a c t to he re se rv ed fo r a p la y g ro u n d a re a in sec tion 2, o n e tra c t in section S fo r a fire s ta tio n and an o th e r for a school.

Cluh Discusses Roads, LakcfrorU

Lochslea Heights Streets To Be Fixed

T h e cond ition nt the m ails nnd th a iaktffront ureu w ere lhe p r in ­c ip a l topics of discussion (it the m ee tin g of the l.ochslea Club held in the M ataw an R ecreation C en ter on M iddlesex Rd., M ataw an.

H iram W are , p res iden t, conduc t­e d the b u sin ess session und report* ed chut W a ite r S ilverton , Iw o u g b en g in eer on the sew er p ro jec t, s ta le d th a t the Lochslea s tre e ts w ill b« rep av e d during the next (wo week* und all tlie (aw ns wiil be reseeded , w here n ecessary .

M r. W u rt also unnoim ced Unit the float lu d been p ain ted and put In L ake L e ffe rts and that the ch il­d r e n * sw im m ing a re a has been fenced in. A rrungen ien t.i for c a r t ­ing the san d to lhe b ea d ) a r e b e ­ing m ade. F o ste r Lassen s ta ted ih u t a double b rick firep lace is n ea rin g com pletion on the upptw

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Cnnrftrfntn To SoeakA m eeting o i lhe p m g ia in i-om-

m itte e of d ie Republican Club of M atuw un D oiw igh wus held T h u rs ­d a y aad p lan s w ere m ade for tin* council ennrtidutes, V ernon Kllison an d H ow ard Wilson, to speuk at tho next Jneeliuz of the d u b on J u n e 27 At th e Tlook and L a d d er C o., M ain 9 t. P la tfo rm s for tho lorUtcomliM election will )>u <1U- cuM tri. Rerrexhment.H will be f trv -Ml

Authorize LightT he M onliioiilli t 'o u m y H oard of

I ren lio ltlers ha.i a u th o r lm ! ( M

uut o f 521.8 a c re s to be developed as d ed iu a ted to one public pu rp o se o r a n o th e r . A school ta k e s ll.tf a c ­res , a sew er p la n t 7.S a c re s and a w a te r p lan t 4.3 ac re s.

G eo rge H ausm aun , a b o a rd m em ­b er, ra ise d q u es tio n a s lo w hy th e ll.ti a c re s w ith tne 34-room school could not bu d ed ica te d and deeded to tlie tow nsh ip In s tea d of to the M ataw an R eg ional B oard of E d u ­ca tion . H e no ted the tow nship w ns "g iv in g a w a y " a d e s ira b le asse t. It w as ad m itte d th e re w as no w ay m a d e to re s e rv e the building fo r ilia exc lu siv e use of tow nship ch il­d ren , th a t. In f a d , borough ch il­d ren e a sily cou ld ou tn u m b er tow n­sh ip ch ild ren to a tte n d It. T h e re

Only Ford Bigger Than Lily-Tulip

Holmdel Plant Tops For Manufacturing

H olm del T ow nsh ip now is ilie s ite of th e la rg e s t plan! devoted to m a n u fa c tu r in g In the S ta te of New J e rs e y , W illiam K re tzc r, F lushing ,

I., p re s id e n t of K-Wuy C onstruc­tion Co., b u ild e is of thu new Lily- T u lip 23.5-acre plant on R oute 35, told a g a th e r in g of 11)00 w orkm en on lhaf Job n t the new plant F r i­day . M r. K re U e r no ted th e re Is one p lan t in New J e r s e y tha t cov ­e rs a som ew hat la rg e r to lal a re a u n d er one roof, the F ord M otor C o 's L incn ln -M ercury plant o u t­side New B runsw ick , b u t he added

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Thirty Area Residents On Petit Jury Panel

T h ir ty h u yshn re res iden ts a r e Included in a pe tit Ju ry panel w hich is s e rv in g a te rm ending Ju n e 2!l. T h ey a re M rs. Louise A nderson, Union B ench: John B arh ag e la tn , M ataw an ; M rs. D oris I Itainn- g a r tn e r , K eypori; M rs. Evelyn llehcnsky , K ean sb u rg ; M rs, (ilo ria B e rn a rd , H a/Jet; J a c o b Bnchcck, W est K eansbu rg ; M rs. S tephan ie J. B row n, l ln tle t.

A lso M rs. F ileen M. C upno , U nion B eech ; M rs. M ary C C artan , M utaw ao: R o b e r t J . Conover, M organv ille ; II. C lifford C raw ford , M araivan ; N eil J . F itz p a trick , M at­aw an ; H a rry G argono , M ataw an; M rs. C a th e r in e H arring ton , K eans­bu rg ; R ic h a rd H ayes, M ataw an; G eorge II. Knnowalow , M nrgun- vllle.

A lso l la ru ld E. i.aughllii. K ey­p o rt,■ C. M orton M oadinger. M at­aw an ; M rs. F lo rence J . P ack e r, M organv ille; R obert W. P lath , K uypnrt, M iss f ive iyn M. Roid, M ataw an ; D uW ayne Ross, K ey­p o rt; C h arles Rossi, llaz le t; S tan ­ley S cott, M alaw an; G erald B. •Smith, K eyport; D onald T sck e tl, M alaw an ; M rs. H elen T lm pert, K i'anslm rg; Jo sep h T obla, Union I 'm I r T m il. T 'V r*loeven Knuns- liurg , and M rs l-.ilna 1. W illiam s, M iirganvlllc.

Hearing On School Needs In Holmdel

Kotiwl&i Tow nU iip B oard of i‘.d uqatlon last nltfhl set Ju n e 2(1 as d a ta foi a puo lic hourlng on n m trvoy rep o rt on th e need* <>; tow nship school and phuvnlng tn m oot fu tu re ediustilono l neodn n.s p re p a re d b y D onald W aiting, i> R u tg e rs School of I 'd u ru tlo n spoc- lull*!,

lh e Ih>;u <! Im rece iv ing thu report

w as repm tog Chat th e tow nship h ud not g iv en m ore s tu d ie d c o n s id e ra ­tion b efo re rush ing in to the reg io n ­a l sclvxil setup .

L e o n ard M. M onzio q u eried if the schoo l an d th e 11.7 a c re s on w hich it s tan d s b e deeded to th e tow nsh ip , cou ld th e tow nsh ip co m ­m itte e then lease th e p rem ises to th e b o a rd of ed uca tion for SI p e r y e u r . But M r. O 'H ag an ru led it w ould be illegal.

Cun T ie Into S ew er, W ater M r. O 'H agan m a d e it specific

th a t I2 i a c re s in the B rookvicw P a rk sec tion of th e subd iv ision w e re g eog raph ica lly d e tach ed from the rem a in d e r ot S tra th m o re-in - M ata w an and tha t L ev itt and S ons w ere in terposing no ob jection to those res id ing ou ts ide und b etw een B rookview P a rk an d the rest o f iho subd iv ision ty ing Into the L evitt w a te r and sew er lines p ass ing th e ir do o rs to get to Brookview .

W illiam J . L ev itt a g ree d ther'* shou ld go in a stipu la tio n a bond of $(500,001) m ust be posted by h is o rg an iza tio n aga in sl con stru c tio n of u tilities .

V oting “ y e s ’* on passing the m a p s w ere C om m itteem an S ig ­m und K ow alski, M r. M orU io, M r. H ausm ann and M ay o r Wood. M r. S ten g e r pusscd his vote, us is his p ra c t ic e on Levitt m a tte rs , b e c au se his fam ily optioned land to th e re a l to r , but he ex p re ssed ap p ro v a l o f th e te rm s of the reso lu tion . H aro ld J . Dolnn, preaiden t o f th e b o a rd of education , and C o m m it­te em an John M arz jr . , who is h o s ­p ita lized , w ere absen t,

M ap s P re sen te d Tu C om m ittee F inal subdiv ision m aps o f the

first e ight sec tions of the 12S()»homc (con tinued on page four)

Smith Planning Firm fn Marlhoro

To Be Hired For A Master Plan Study

M arlb o ro T ow nsh ip C om m ittee Is s la ted In ac t tonight nn a recuu i- incndu linn of ihe p lann ing b o ard a M as te r P lan he o rd e red for the tow nsh ip and II be m ade by the firm of l le rh e r l H. S m ith A ssoc­ia tes , W est T ren ton . T he p la nn ing bo ard T uesday follow ed up th is ac tion by appo in ting a fou r-m an co -o rd inating co m m ittee on p lan uiiig w ithin the tow nship, c o n s is t­ing of the p res id en t of Ihe ho ard of education , th s ch a irm an of tho in d u s tria l com m ission , the c h a i r ­m an of the u tilitie s a u th o rity anil

(con tinued on page four)

Cottrell's Restaurant Gutted In Morning Fire

F lre of u nde te rm ined o rig in sev ere ly dainuged C n ttu U 'j R e s ­ta u ra n t, W sst F ro n t St., K ey p o rt, Hi ; j 's e a rly M onday m orn ing . Th* a la rm w as ca lled in to police h e a d q u a r - ' ■ te rs a t 4 a .m . and firem en re m a in ­ed a t the scene until A a.m .

r.'.en .i-n im !in n M ‘ in *<vi> ihe la n d m ark , located on ilia nuiiiili of M ataw sn C W k , T he build ing w ns ib ltA e when first tru ck s ai rived on the ic en e , police rep o rted .T he b la /it gu tted til* In te rio r of the s tr iic lu io and the roof co llap sed .T he re s ta u ra n t Is ow ned by Jo in t f a r r a s , K eypori.

No m o n e ta ry vn tlm ate o f the ilnm iij'r w o t nm do, a lthough the build ing w as d sso rlh ed as a to ta l In:,a. F lrom on w tra abU to coui.iiu the h laza s n d keep It from sp read Ing to o th e r buildings In Ihe Imuii-i! lain o re s .

iwiirtl the to ta l cost of (M<M f o r ; " ' M r. W alling al thi* limit. Tlie hi ; ii. si IH of a fiO-pttge re|*»ri

Now Hoursm* in tu ilf i tio n of u tl'uffU’ light ui

ihi> im orhoctlon of Noufo 31 and I ih iic I Ave, In H o ltm H Tow nship.j hi* Hit' *> *11 |> l* l!n b tl.lili ' i»’

ruim*In TuiKtriuy dl u i'4>nforenct» nieoi- mi*, The Inward will menl .June 'ii ,’j f('!'ir:tlfy th*' riMviw h»<{p ie p .iie II ho n iin tii‘.-i*iii .11 piiifln liearlu it.

New York lu m p ik c l*,xpic*> i .......— ........imisoi, lr*Miucnt dally Mervire fim n I To la k e OulHollo'* C o n im u le n buy 10 Ir.n j Cli ii<o;il ch icken, frli‘d Sii bo o k i an d «av«. I*ur iched tjU cu l1 j oi S c jl lo p i w, IV1', $12.1 CU Ifas 4 2221. I Rollo P o ll llo tm

' II iwl Hill'll,

! T he Red Dank office ol Ihe Si .i '.'Km ploynum l S erv ice goes nn s lim ' cued sum m or schedu le M oiid .i,.' ' -in-it iliii-iv *?■’-tpiir> ! u i in iiniini eil. 'Ute iitfu-ij ,u It i nun Si will be open Initii S:,l>l .1 n> m in i .I p .m , during the w.n 111 .v e a ih e r ' ile D o lton , l.nu i'la I'Olk, m onths, closing a bull limn e,nll*jr i I 'o rfa , C'lteryl M ucl'eu ,1 h.in usual. O peralliiii'i will i ," /« r t j I'.lglilh g rsd o tn a fh e r t m e M u . 10 the H;:W n.m . lo I; 40 p in hi lied-1 filo rla A ti 11 n el I. D avid l l e in ‘,iein

1 tile, lie«lm ilng Moridnv. .Sept. I1!. I (ruiilllllinil nil p age I wu)

Luther A. F o ste r, su p e rin ten d en t jf schools. D ie class w ill s ing ihe Al­m a M a te r and th e R«=v. F ran k f . sw ee ten , p a s to r ol th a F irs t M etho ­dist C h u rch , will p ronounce the bened iction followed by the. rece s­sional.

B a c c a la u re a te Sundaylh e b a c c a la u re a te se rv ice will

be held Sunday, and will open w ith the p rocessionu l a f te r w hich the Kev. C ornelius J . K ane, p a s to r of St. J o se p h ’s C hurch , K eyport, will offer tlie invocation . T he aud ience and c la s s w ilt sing "O W orship the K ing ," an d R abbi H. O. H. Levine, ol the U nited H ebrew C ongregation , K eyport, w ill g ive the p ray e r. Se­lections w ill be sung by ine high school ch o ru s and the Rev. W illiam J. H utcheson , of th e Second Baptist C hurch . M ataw an , w ill read the sc r ip tu re .

T h e R ev. C arro ll B. Hall, rec lo r of T rin ity C hurch (E p isc o p a l) , will d e live r the serm on , en titled " T h e Quest fo r E x c e llen ce ." The aud ­ience and class w ill sing "O C od, O ur H elp in Ages P a s t," and the R ev. R obert W. A ddiss, p a s to r of the F irs t Baptist C hu rch , will p ro ­nounce tlie benediction .

M em b e rs of the M ataw an R eg ion ­al B oard o f E ducation , In addition to M r. D olan, a re Roy S. M atthew s, vice p re s id e n t; A lfred R. M anville, Jo sep h P. S tenger, Daniel A. H ea­ney, M rs. E sthe r M. R in ear, C ar­men W. G u/.k >, John J . B radley and R aym ond E. Euin. M i. B rad ley is a c tin g s cc re tu ry . C arl V oiinginan is the d ire c to r of the com m ence­m ent exerc ises .

List Of G rad u a te s M em b ers of rile C lass of I:!(>'- a re

A lbert C harles A lter, J a n e Louise A hrhcrg , G eorge A. A nderson, P e t­e r W illiam A ndrew s, John M. An- lluiny jr . , M argie A rm our, S terling R obert A rnold, Reneii U alaban, Ju d ith A nn Balog, K enneth C. Beam , L aw rence H aro ld B ehr, Pai- lic ia Ann Benner. R ichard H arvey B erkow itz, Susan M arg are t B ern­stein , M arjo rie J e a n n e Biel, E liza­beth V alley Hluir. Jan ic e Ann Bor­er. T h eo d o ra E rn est Boroivsky. Wil­liam Bowie Jr.. T hom as Daly Brow ne.

Also Philip R. Bucco, D orothy Irene Bulinsky, Leona M ario Can- lu to ry , G lo ria M ary C apuin , P a t­ricio Ann C arlson , D avid J a in r s C arnes, S alv a to re V. C asam en to

8(1 To Graduate In Cliffwood

Friday Program To Be In Cafetorium

G rad u a tio n exerc ise* for K0 eighth g ru d e pup ils in the Cliff­wood M emos iul School will be hold F rid a y evening nt S p.m . in the Cliffwood C afe tonum .

T he p ro g ram will open witJi the o v e rtu re , “ Now T hank W« All Our G od,” followed by the p ro fe ss io n ­al; (he invocation by thu Rev. Wil­liam J . li.uisoh, St. Jo se p h 's C hurch , K eyport; tlie L ord 's P ra y ­er by the class nnil audiom e, flug su lu te an d singing of the " S ta r Spim gled B an n e r." M ary Kllen B u rto n will speak on "A m erica , L aud T ha t I l.o v e ," and the g irls ' chorus w ill Ming. P a trick Kawlor will re c i te the poem , “ Old Iron-

■' and B urbtira F r itj in g tT will on ' ‘A m erican KdmM tion."

The c lass will sing "Thiink Von, ! A m erica ." |

T h o m as Fiyr.n will d i s r u s s j • If F’V k M nsir" and the j

c u m wilt sing '( io I)i»’ah Mnic* . and "C lim bing l.ic o h 'i L .id d e i." ; R obert J , K iom ? wilJ tipeak o n 1 "A m erica In S p ace" and Sin? Anne ; t'au .ioy will rec ite “ A m eili.t l*oi Me " T he chi.ii will sing " ( in d Ol i / iu r K ith e m ," I

To P resen t ( ir a d u a le i ii A ittliony I N uccio. pnm -ip .il.j !.',ili p i.v .ru : (lie Lo II.u'o ld J. D olan, p residen t of tho M aia- ■ vs.in R«kgn>n>ii tlo .iid iW I'.dm tihon. jn h o will iW iud the <lij»lon>iia. M il I tJn n le .i S ih e n kvill p iexen t lhe

P aren i T oucher A * 1 o r I a I I o n j iW tinh Tlie Rev. R ichard i.ee

Sco tl, p.i .lo i of lh>* ClilfwiMid ('on* hmmuIv A}' (hodtV / ivilj pfo"n ine '' lh - hciii'du 'liim , fnlt.jsveil tv (he i i'CI'h -mu il I ,h»M »Mies .ti «• I .li ol Pi •■.ll.i

. > (>ilf :l V'-'Mi', I n i l II.h I, I.mil.I I *'M|H I I ll.tM'ltl, !■ .t

i .**;>, I.iiiii:a r<Hi.'.a

B a rb a ra J a n e Cohen. W illiam V 1 CoHms. P au ia M aria Ann Colom-

b r ito , R obert R ic h a rd C ooper,'T heo • d o ra Jean Cornell, J a n (*qrt, Mil- | d re d C ross, R ich ard P a tr ic k D aloia. 1 A lso Ih o tfiu s A . . Datfonzo. Thel- j m a D avis, Jo h n P au l Del Cioppo,. j M a rie K ath leen D ie trich . P earl'D ifr-

on, A nna M arie D oldi. M ichael W.^ liam D onner

! VH,............... ... _ ..._ ........| l'ene D ugan. D ennis E d w ard Eder,; K enneth ' H aro ld F.der, V icki Lor­I ra in e E litcch , M ary E lizabeth j Errvch, S tephen Oiaf Engh. Mich- j ae l J a m e s Eovino, P a tric ia Geor- 1 g tn a F a rre ll.-R ic h a rd C harles Fier-

os, R ich ard D. Florio,. j A lso John P a tr ic k F lynn, B arb a ra : D arleon F o ste r, B a rb a ra June. P rel- I w iiki, Sharon M. G allag h er, C hester

W arren G allov/ay, J o h n G erard G ard n e r . R ooeri P . G eorge. Jovce Lvr.n G rim ald i. Rachfde A. G rim a l­di. F ran k G u lam ano . M aureen Phyl­lis H addock, F ran k lin S teven Hall, R o se H annah H anson. Ronald R a lp h H aspel. Caro! Ann Holler, B a rb a ra Ann H enderson. G eorge A r th u r H enslsr. N uncv Ann H eyer, E d tno t.u Em arm es llw ige . Susan H olland.

A lso W illiam Joun H 'iliun. l*,nu!y b .u d o n s H ughes. Lois Ann H unter, Jo Ann Rose lu c o iu re ra . Sundra L y n n e Jack so n . R aym ond J . Jar* m ick i. R onald C arl Johnson. M aiy Jo n e s , Jo h n W illiam J u rm a n , Fred-

Borough Grammar Graduation Set

Exercises Tuesday At Regional High

G rad u a tio n ex e rc ises for lhe M jt- aw a n G ra m m a r Scnool will be held T u e sd a y in the high school audi­to r iu m at 8 p .m . W.A.A. G oetzc w ill play the o rg an p re lude and the p rocess ional. l*he Rev. C heste r A. G allow ay , p a s to r o f the F irs t P re s ­b y te rian C hurch , will g ive the in­voca tion , follow ed by a song by the c la s s . . *

T h e th em e will he A m erica In P o e try and M usic by K aren Em lcy.

( O u r H eritage will be d iscussed by j B a rb a ra K uhns, Lynn W olvortou,

Jo h n But/.ko a n d S usan Nealis. T h a girls* cho rus will sing after w h ich Jo an Osipowitr. will discuss N a tu re 's B lessings.

S tephen T unis, H elen R asm ussen , D av id Sm ith und M aureen K idius w ill speak on M odern A m erican l ife and th e girls* cho rus will sing. H a il C olum bia will he p resen ted by G a il S foddard, Sam uel D evnney, L inda Johnson and Susan Carlson.

s te a d , A n ita M arie K izinkiew icz; Lynn N. Knot,)).; phyU is\ M « y a ju t K ocensk i, J o a ti M ary K orpsak , Vic-*, to r ia C. ’ K iich arek . ' ■' '■••..VEvj A lso D ennis J a m e s Kruege,r, Wil­l ia m F.-.’L am b, Jo h n H .;L a m b e rt, M au reen A^in Lennon, J[udith, S ta r r L eoni. P hyllis Louise Lepisco^io,;

1% . . .. P h y llis T h e re sa i .i t t le , .Patricia*D onner, M ary lh e re s a Dono-1 M ary L ondregan . D acecn Jo y ca t.dw ard^G . D ow nes j n . C har- L ove lace , C arl II. LudeWig,1 ViMcent-" ~ ' .. .................... J . M accia . T e i r e n c e D av id : M i- 1

gee . Aim J a n e M agneriat, B.arb'iU'*' A nn M ajew ski, B ruce "M. M ak u k j' F lo re n c e R ollin. M anville, D av id C. M atthew s, A lbert A. M azzola. Jo. A nn E . M azzota. ’ :

A lso W illiam J . M cCann. Jo h n G, M cC orm ack , M a rg a re t . M cDonald;? Jo h n R . M cK night, B arbara . A ha M cK uig'nt, K ic-hard M eiinillo, J p h i ’ M ichae l M etzger, W iiliam ; Louill M e t/.g e r,’ G aro ld A. M iller, M ury Ih e re s ia M oravec , M ttria ■ p ia iio M ori/.io, . K enneth G ira rd M orris . E liz a b e th Ann M uller, l .o r ra iu a S a n d ra M usiker, Choryl C h ris tin * 1 N ew ton , F ran c is M ichael Niskjr, P a u lin e M ary O kner, F rank W. Op- p u z i J r., W illiam O sborne, J o se ­ph ine Ann P ap a . W illiam R oftert P e a rc e . ,

Alv.) C aro l Ann P ederson , vA lk g uata M anuela P erdiguo, J a n Lud> w ig Polanow skl, G ary C harlo* P ricc a c la n te , D avid L. R in ear, M ary L o rra in e R ogers, llene P r is ­c illa Rounlng, V eronica C a rm e lla R osato , Ju d ith Ann Rydd, D an ie l P e te r S akow ski, G a ry Leslie S ap ir, E lizabeth Ann S avage , G loria J e a n ­n e Schinkel, P a tr ic ia Ann S chlade- beck , W ayne T . Schnuck, E d w ard J . S chuber, R aym ond W alier-SclM ’ b ig e r, B rlt ta V, S haw , D ona G a il S hep h ard , Roy W illiam S hephard ; R onald O shorne Sickles, I renft J e a n e t te Sm ith , J a m e s Alloyd S tan- b e r ry Jr., J o s e p h II. S tan ton , M ich ae l D onald S lerinsky , R ic h a rd R alph S tu rgeon .. . v ,, :

A lso D avid G. S tu rt, M ichael C arl S untug. G a rd en Joseph S u th ­e rla n d , H arry S lag a u rd Sutton. Wil? lian i A. T a n ze r, Jaiiicu L illian T e sc h , D iana Lynne T o tnasello , C aro l Ami T ra p p , M atthew Stew ­a r t T u c k e r. Lois M ary T u ttle , Ko- b e r t J a n ie s V an D usen, B a rb a ra J e a n n e V an N ote, J o a n -Jo se p h in e ? V ns, R ich ard C. '.’ena , Je ra lrltn * R ita V ltanyi, H enry V reeland, F a ith E ileen W addle, Joan J . W ag­ner, W illiam W. W athington, C harles C. W athington, D onna W alr son, D orothea F ran ces W edem ey. c r , V incent L aw rence V /ildm an, C aro l Jean Wilson, W illiam M. /.a- jaczkow sk i, M ary K atherine Zw ei- d m g er, Leslie A lan Wicks.

, , M .ii/iuqi i.i iu ii i;

T h e rlu ss will sing “ I Like It Here a n d P a tric ia D ugan and D eborah G a r d n e r w ill rec ite lhe P salm of L ife by Longfellow . T he p rog ram w ill close with the g irls ' chorus s ing ing "G rad u a tio n P ra y e r .”

G raduation C om m ittee T h e g rad u a tio n w riting com m it-

leu included K aron Em lcy, D cbsrch G ard n e r. Liiuln Johnson , M aureen K idzus, Caro) K0 I1111, C andace Lockw ood, Susan N ealis , Joun O slpow itz, Lynn W olvcrton. G rjd na tio n a r t co m m ittee wus m ade up o f Susan C arlson , K aren liin ley , D ebo rah G ard n e r, B radley Hag m a n , Toni H edgepeth. Irene Hen­d erso n , L inda Johnson, .loan Osipo- w in , G ary R ieth , Gull S toddard , a n d Lynn W olvorton.

U sh e re ttes will be K aren C hris­tin a !, Gwendolyn H arris , M urgurel l.onge tte , G ail M owell, A ntoinette T om iisello , Ju d ith T ucker, Sharon W allace and Lvnn While,

H ubert A. H urdle, p rinc ipal, will p re sen t th e C lass nf 11162 lo lla ro ld

(continued on p age four)

M id d le s e x FirstM iddlesex C o u n t y w a i Ihe

firs t county tn uniform ly d is­p la y the U nited State* flag over ull III achool house* and Now J e rs e y w a i thu first H ate to d is­p lay thu flng upon o r n ea r every public achool bu ild ing In t h e s la te .

M Ki M arlu G ault, B row ntow n, un tha occasion of F lag Day, fu rn ished T he M ataw an J mi m u I w ith th is Mttlo know n “ f irs t" from a pam phle t " F if ty Y ears ," a brief h is to ry of the grow th of p u b l i c schools ot M iddlesex County from IMH to IBID.

A ccording to t h e h isto ry in IH97, H e n r y D rew ster W1I1U, (hen M iddlesex S uperin tenden t of St hm di, A 'f'M iVtH J rt h a w th r f l a g ^ 01<l frtmi every school house In M id d le s* Counly, hut d iscove red tha t Ihe school law would not perm it b o a rd i nf isln- CHtlnn to expend irh n o l money* for flngi. Un conduc ted a ca m ­p aig n a n d th rough his ello rt 53000 wns ra ised w hich furn ished f la g i of varied dim ensions and ((UHllly for ev e ry public school In (hr county .

In \ m , th rough M r. Willis' e ffo rt the school laws w « r r changed and Included the pur* cIi;mo of flngs nm ong Item s which ■mnrd' m ight p u rch ase oul nf m uds of cu rren t expenses. Iiy IMO, n law wns adop ted requiring d isp lay of the ll.i;; ul schools.

l ot respOfideNce w i t h secrc In ile s of i tn te ol llu* w iiluu .' I a l u d of the union In IHII4 rt* vealod thu fact th a t Mlddloaciv Countv w a i tho first county and Now Je rso y tha firs t s la t* to ro* q u ire th e d lap lay of flag at o v e ry (nibllo i c f w l (w lidfng,

Owner Threatens Suit Over Fcnce ■’

Permit Issued, He . ' Defies Madison Twp.

.M adison Township had a ncwr th re a t of su it aga in st it M onday as a resu lt of u d ispu te over a fcnce. T h o m as V uccaro , Exeter R d., S ay ro Woods South, wus the ag-* g rav n te d ow ner of the fence. Ho c la im ed to h ave invested $1100 in the erec tion of u basket w eave fence at his p ro p e rty only to h av s the build ing in spec to r. C harles Au* nd ck , o rd e r him to stop, un com* pla in t of one of M r V a c ra ro ’J neighbo rs the fence wus a v io la­tion in tha t it w as m ore than 50 per cent solid and se ttin g w ithin five feet of (he lot line. The code re­q u ire s a fenc»» be less than 50 per cen t solid if it is c lo se r than five . feel to the side and rea r p ro p erly line.

M r. A umick exp la ined M r. Vac* en ro got u pe rm it and was all uved to go ah ead w ith his fence-buKdlng :jn ihe basis of an adve rtis ing c ir­cu la r on th i tyno of fencing.’ M r. VaccHro c la im ed th is showei' c leur- ly Ihe fence wus less than 50 per cen t solid, M r. A um ick m inted , ou t the in spec to r acknow ledged lw had his own doub ts when issuing Iho p e rm it. Then rn m e the com plain t from the neighbor, on Inspection of th e fence going up, und a notifi­ca tion by M ichael Connors, zoning o fficer, io M r. V uccaro he sv:ts in v io lation of ihe zoning o rd in an ce and would need a v a r lu iu e to co n ­tinue suoh cunsim otion .

M r. A um ick told the hoard tha t b ecau se of his doub ts In the m a tte r , hft had r« |u ire d M r. V accaro to sign a s ta tem en t to the effect lhe fence was less lhau 511 per c.:nt so lid before Issuing n perm it for it. But M r. V acciuo sa id he h;td a leg.illv-insued building | r n i n l und

Oil'd ill III.; ,lt ; M f'i I ■-•■ ' s tfanyone a tten io ted to u m p c i wilh his fence a h lo co tn i.

IrlcxJ I n C onform Wilh I aw M r. V iu c a io told (In* ho au l thul

th e re a re "nw /iy m aoy fc/u c s " |il;e im in the to-.Mi’ihip, ‘and no one seem s lo r a i e w here or how I hey ure Im11II. Mv oolv troub le is ," he sa id , " th a l f tr ied hi confo im with lhe U >\ ii> dm fu A jit,tee .t.id tp plied for a p e n n i i ," lid la id he w a j " lu rn in g the c;ise over 10 h is al lo m e v s ,"

lh t‘ IxMtd a l^ t rcri-iv i’il a p d l- con fion i I1.! reMih*oH tn I elilgh Rd . Madlinoi P a rk , pn/Ji'.-dlfiff .ii;unw( tha Is su a n re of s bu ild ing p e n u li fur ihe M 'ldinou Ihuk l-’irat \id Squad lo e rec t u headrpi.ii tei •

■ .i liit,'ii iu tid cm ia lly v o iu 'd a n t,I h'j ic-.idLuii, n ;p ic j i . t lc d >/

'M i ik ( och ren of the deve lop in ' ,d # o h ju c ta j to t)is g ran tin g of * v a is i'ince to p e rm it co w tru c tio n of Ui( h « f ld q iiir la r i on t}^9 AtpUfldi If bu ild ing w ould (J re a ti •

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THSE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. i .t -

Laurence Harbor P-TA Installs

M rs. Chari-.!* St, T hom pson w as a# preai(Jrn l o f th e L au r-

’ tjace,. H m t y r I^ 'e w - itU ry Sc h w ls , JParen t-T eache t As»ociaUon, fcrro-

«jrl;r k a o w rt a s th e L a u re n c eH gitor-C llffw ocK l S w r i i fn r e n t -

i A ssociation .

' C t» a rM R. Thw iiPK fn, M idd lesex ’ C /» in ^ Council P -i;A v ic b p<es- ^

- „ Id tn t.iW M , tin- iJM tallrig o ff 'c c r I J - ,Y '%

r- ‘ / MU. n iW B pson 'o t p # ’; v V “ • t J e a t Will b e M rs . Tod ' 7

f ''V c n u n w ;* k « i> V 'c*- ’jv ’W iliam p a u s e d , scco n d v \ o \ l ; JpttiUfejJJt, M rs. W >Ui«$ L oughlin ,

' J 1 n c o 'd i n g iptcretery, K e n n e t h, co rresp o n d in g se c re ta ry !

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s ; Mjr. t h w i w o sp o k e b r ie f ly on - th e 0 b li£a!:0 ns « f th e o f f ic e rs and

- t f e m n «hil)«n«^ confronting -tfcgip, Mr*. Thwnpsun, announced the* Mw, Knww.rter v.tll ac­

> company !^r to the School of lq-a t r v c t iw fo^ O ffice rs a t 'h e St

' p a ’jl, U n ite d C h u rch o f C h ris t a t , M dltdw n. M rs. T hom pson a n d

Hfr*. K ^ « » e n a lfc r w m b e th e de’* ra t« » U>. t t e N ew J e r s e y S ta te Con­

: '4 y ta tio n »< A riaijttc O ty ip, O ctobe r j , , ^ - T v « U w p ( t a ) i t « » »

. , A ' w o rkshop wi)! be ho ld a t the ; B e a t B runsw ick f lig h School Ju n e

' 1 6 t l . 7 : » ' p . m (o r a ll c h a irm en ,' ,'w ha w «c« u rg e d tp a tfen d

s tu d e n t a r t f a i r w as fea tu re d i r ^ V m e r (tie d iie c tto i, o j J o h n Resh., „ " # r t d ire c to r , s tu d en ts f ro m the* ^ t l r d th rp u g h tho s ix tn s rm te ?

> * jtlnW t«4 D raw ing?, p a in tin g s am)i , o th e r < a i t m e d ia w e re v ie w e d be- *■ fo re ' t h e m eeting

M rs K r u w e n a k ? ', p r ot g ( a m . ch a irto B # , jir?»en ted % v a rie ty

T ak ing p a r t in th a enter-■ ; ta ip io e n t w e re M r* J a m e t f a i t ­. ' Iw kI. M l* . H a rry Jo h n so n , M rs

B e rn a rd f l e e i n g a n d E d w a rd Cox■ .T h e y .w ere ac co m p an ied o .i (*\e ' .p iano, b y M r, T hom pson, XT^wi p a re n ts ’ a tte n d a n c e aw a rd s• m e re w on b y E m |I F a y a o r ’? fou rth

g r a d e « ,« <t M rs W lr.des' p .m_ k in d e rg a rte n

... Catholic Young Adults M»*» In Union Beach

_ T h e C atholic A ction C om m ittee ’• e f th e N o rth e rn M onm ou th C atho-:

, >lic Y oung A dult C lub m e t a t the 'h o m e o t M iss B a rb a ra B ottger,

- - U n i o n B each, new ly-appo in ted ;.-. c h a irm a n , o n T u e sd a y ev e n in g at

1:151 p .ip , T h io u g h th e e ffo r ts of th is co m m ittee , p am p h le ts o n vm'- lo u s p h ases of C a tho lic life a r e bc-- In g enc lo sed w ith th e CYAC ac­

-. • t lv ity sh ee t w hich is m o iled every .’ in o n th fu each m em b er. T h e com-

m ltte e alsQ sponso rs a fo s te r child th ro u g h Ihe fo s te r p a re n ts p ro ­g ra m .

- T h e re g u la r m onth ly p ro g ram . M ee tin g w as ;ie ld W ednesday at . , th e ho n ie o f th e v ic e p r e s e n t ,■ : M l8 i K athy S eigfrieil, N ew Sl\it:w i- : t u n r . T h* m e e tin g began a t 8 'p .m .

a n d p la n t fa r com ing ac tiv itie s ■ w ere d iscu s tcd . K efieshnicn(<( w ere

s e rv e d following th e m eeting .. % O n S a tu rd a y the CYACs w ill hold

a n a ll-day p icn ic a t A lla ire S ta le ■ P a rk . T h e re s to re d v illag e o t Al­

la ire , fea tu rin g a b la ck sm ith ’s shop . n nd iron c ra f t , is o pen an d w ill be

v is ite d by the g roup . C a rs will le a v e from R ed B ank a t 10 a. in.

O n Sunday the .C Y A C s w ill play • g a n te of w ftb a i l a t th e fire­

. m e n ’s field, A tlan tic H igh lands, be­g inn ing al 2 p .m .

O pen bow ling con tin u es ev e ry S u n d ay evening a t 7 p .m . a t the H a rm o n y Lane*, R ou te 3S, M iddle­tow n. ■

Mofawan Township OOP Picnic Aug. 5

T h * M ataw an T o w n ih ip Good G o v e rn m en t R epub lican C lub w ill ho ld i ts annua l p icn ic o n A ug. 3 • t F ra n k 's G rove, T e n n en t Rd„K ohertsv llle . F re d D om in ick will b e g en e ra l ch a irm an .

M r. D om inick w ill b e a s s is ted b y Iho following co m m ittee : Mr*.E ilee n R aim o, S. H ild e b ran t, R.L ew ick l, P e te r S /w czyk , M ike Mon- teca lv o , P au l W rijiht, M rs. Ann M itchell, G eorge B renon, Jack C ed ion , F ish e r H all, J a c k Armi- ta g e , M r*. M ac P e te rso n , M rs.D o ro th y Rydd, M rs. J e a n Tiilem e,M r*. M ary M alcolm a n d M rs.M a r ie G elst.

A t a m eeting o l th e c lu b held a t the V ete rans o f F o re ig n W ars H all, Cllflw ood, co m m ittee ch a ir­m e n g av e rep o rts . T he n ex t m eet­Ing w ill he held J u ly 11 in s te ad nlJ u ly *■

T h e specia l p r i i e wa* a w a rd e d lo P a u l W right. R e fre sh m en ts w ere s e rv e d by M rs. R aim o, M rs, P e te r­son an d M ra. Hydd.

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| Lesion Auxiliary Elects !n L II.

Thursday, Jwne 14, 19v

Newark State Graduates

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jMrs. H arvnv. B loom wus e lw ie d p re s id e n i of th<,( I..adies A uxiliary

* p r i j o l th e L a u ren ce H a rb o r A m erican ; vCjjion Post J32 a t the m eeting

:<! held in th e p ° s t liom e. •'........................ A lso c lew ed fo r the 1UG2-63 te rm t-

w ere M rs. W a lte r S ch iich ting , fj ts t | vice p res iden l; M rs. J a c k O lsen, s e c o n d -v ic e p re s id e n t; M ri. John

.■ss i.Vach'.tis, tre a s u re r ; M rs. R aym ond tfe j K orkow ski, h is to r ia n ; M rs. W illiam, iu

I B ridgem an , - w a p la m : M rs, O ska r ;§j U ro h m ert, ■sergeanr.-at-arm s. F o rn ia l 1

m sta ila tio u c e re m o n ie s w ill be i j h e ld in N ovem ber. v

M rs. W illiam . F o s te r , re t ir in g p re s id e n t, co n d u c ted the business session , d u rin g w h ich p lans for. the p re se n ta tio n o f th e poppy po ste r a w a rd s w e re announced .

A w a rd s P re s e n te d M rs. Jo h n C olista , cH alrm an , p re ­

se n te d th e aw a rd s For C lass III, w hich inc luaes the lW h, 11th and 12ln g ra d e s , to B ev e riy W olff, f irs t iw u e and Del B lackw ell, seco n d p r iz e ; fo r C la ss II. w h ich includes' th e e ig h th a n a n in th g ra d e s , to Y a lc o e V oiab , f irs t p r iz e a n d R o­s a lie K ubow itz. second, prize., T h ese aw a rd s w e re p re s e n te d at c e re ­m on ies in th e M adison T ow nsh ip High School.

T u esd ay . M rs. C o lista p re sen ted ih e f ir s t p riz e m th e C la ss I group.(o T h e re sa R a th b u n and second p rize to N an cy S tu m p e r , in the M em oria l School, L a u ren ce H ar­bor. C lass I in c lu d e s fourth , fifth a n d s ix th g rad es .

T h e first p r iz e w inning p o s te rs in a t tb e N ew J e r s e y S ta te H om e M iddlesex C ounty p o s te r con tes t nDd T h e re sa R a th b u n ’s p o s te r w on firm prize in C la ss 1 an d now is elig ib le for the New J e rs e y S ta te con test: T h e s ta te w in n ers w ill be announced a t th e conv en tio n to be held in W ildwood S ep t. C, 7 an d 8.T he d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs. Rol- lin .R a th b u n . T h e re sa hns b e e n 'a c ­tive in the J u n io r A ux iliary .

B an q u e t D ead lin e R eserv a tio n s n re s till av a ilab le

/o r th e M idd lesex C oun ty C onven­tion to b e held ju ly 13 and 14 in J a m e sh u rg . T h e d ea d lin e has been se t fo r J u n e 28, fo r b o o s te r dona­tions and ban q u e t re se rv a tio n s .

'lh e d e le g a te s to th e conven tion w ill be M rs. F o s te r , M rs. Bloom, M rs. Olsen. M rs. K ollin R athbun, M iss M ary R e ih er, M rs, V achitis, and M rs. M ilton F ia la . T h e a lte r­n a te de leg a te w ill b e M rs. R ay­m ond K orkow ski.

T h e au x ilia ry h a s “ a d o p ted ” vet­e ra n E d w ard H a c k e tt, w ho res id es a t th e N ew J e r s e y S ta te H om e (o r V e te ra n s a t M en lo P a rk . His b irlh d av w ill b e c e le b ra te d J a n . 1C and h e w ill be re m e m b e re d on o th ­e r occasions.

A to ta l o f 306 ny lons w ere sen t (0 th e N e u ro p sy ch ia tric In s titu te ut

I P rince ton . T hese u sed nylons a re

|Y o u t h s D is t u r b j j Receives Doctorate "j ‘/~ |W V - A T * 1 V B -■ - n “T —T“ ■ ■ T T " in. ii i j . .-

D OUGLAS BA RR

T w o M ata w an re s id e n ts w ere an io n s 400 sen io rs lo rece ive B achelo r of A rt* D egree? from N ew ark S ta te C ollege, U nion, a t com m en cem en t ex e rc ise s T h u rs ­day.

D ou g las B a r r , son of M r. and M rs. R obert B a rr o( 4 M acA rthu r D r., m a jo re d m G en e ra l E lem en­ta ry E ducation . He w as a m em ber of the N ew ark S ta te T h e a tre G uild, an d th e M enta l H e a lth P lay T ou r-

M ISS M A R IL Y N D l SANTO

ing G r f in . Ho re c e iv e d the L enore V aughn-H am es T h e a tre A w ard .

M iss M arilv n D iSanto, d au g h ­te r of M r. and M rs. B e rn a rd Di- Santo, 2 M iriam D r., m u jo red in G enera l E le m e n ta ry E d u c a tio n . She w as co rre sp o n d in g s e c re ta ry of Al­pha I h e t a P i S o ro rity , and a m em ­b e r o f th e M odern D ance Club. M iss D iS an to w ill te a c h in th e M at­aw an School S y stem th is S ep tem ­ber.

I rep ro ce ssed a n d the m 6 ney rea-I im rl im liras! l/l nnrohatu fnlotli irtn

F o r e c u t fo r (a ll is th is p a le yellow d ress , w ith sto le , h a fak e fu r fab ric (he co lo r o l oo an im a t know n. I t w as d es ig n e d a n d m ade, and Is m ode led b y K a th leen M atuch lo r w hom the costum o w on a design aw a rd .. II w a s .a , fe a tu re (il th e en d -o ( j e a r fash io n show s tag e d by studen t* a t T ra p h a g e n School of F ash io n , N ew Y ork , w h e re M iss M atu c h h as m n jo rcd th is y e a r in C lo th ing C onstruction and D esign . S h e is (he d a u g h te r o l M r. an d M n . F ran k M a tu c h , 5 F lc i r o A ve., M ataw an .

In th e fash ion show g iven ju s t p r io r lo the close of th e sp rin g te rm hy s tuden ts a t T ra p h ag en School of F ash ion . N ew Y ork, M iss K ath leen M atuch, M ataw an , w as th e w inner o f a des ig n a w a rd lo r a (lay tim e co stu m e w hich she c re a te d , m a d e and m odeled . The pane l of Judges Irom the fashion in d ustry who chose h e r fo r an a w a rd a l io se le c ted a su it and Iwo ch ild re n 's d resses o f h e r des ig n for inclusion in th e show.

T h e showm i;, ch ris ten ed “ Silhou­e t te s of F a d u o n ," w as com pletely s tag e d an d m a n ag ed b y the school's s tu d en t council, and took p la ce a t the R iv iet* T e r ra c e w h e re a co l­lection o( U o rig in a l designs w as ap p lau d ed b y a n au d ien ce of MOO. A m ong those p re se n t w ere m an y N ew Y ork m a n u fa c tu re rs , des ig n ­e rs , an d ed ito rs , as w ell a s friends an d fam ilies of th e s tu d en ts who took p a r t .

C arry in g th ro u g h th e s ilhoue tte th e m e of tho show, the fash ions w e re a w ide v a rie ty , from the lit- tie-w aist ed and- belted m ood o f sp rin g to the enduring c lassic und eusy-cu t c lo thes. S tyles fo r m o rn ­ing , noon a n d n ight ran g e d from b ea ch aud boudo ir to pa tio and ballroom . T w elve costum es c re a te d in co -opera tion w ith th e te x tile in ­d u s try w ere on the p ro g ra m , a g ro u p o f p u re s ilk d re sse s m a d e in fa b r ic s co n trib u te d by th e m ills u nd , In add ition , a C leo p a tra -in ­sp ire d gow n t ra n s ta ted Irom Ihe E g y p tian in to to d a y 's fash ion th e m e and m a d e in g o ld an d s ilv e r tissue . C h ild ren ’s w e a r , too, w as a fea tu re of the showing.

M any of th e d ressea tro m th e fashion show w ill b e on exh ib it d u ring the annuH l exh ib it a t T ra p - hagen , Ju n e 7 th ro u g h 20. V is ito rs a r t Invited to s e t th is d isp lay in th a G alleries of the school at 1(80 B roadw ay , New Y ork.

Renovate KOC Club House

SI. Jo se p h 's Council 3-10,1, K nights nl Colum bus, K ey p o rt, will open IU recen tly re . 10voted club house on R oute 35, K eyport, fo r Inspec­tion on T h u rsd ay .

F estiv itie s w ill begin at 7:30 p.m , w hen a flag, ivhleh flew ov er the cnp ito l in W ash ing ton , D . C. on M ay 2, will be ra ise d o v e r the e lub house. C ong ressm an J a n ie s C. A uchinclos* se cu red the new 50- s ta r A m erican F lag from J . G eorge S tew art, a rch itec t of the C apital, to r p re sen ta tio n to St. Jo se p h 's Council. C ong ressm an A uchlncloss,

local offic ials, v e te ra n o rg a n is a ­tions, and s ta te o fficers ol the K nigh ts of C olum bus have been In­v ited to a tten d .

Follow ing Ihe flag ra is in g c e re ­m ony open house will he held and th e public, in add ition to m e m b e rs n nd the ir g u es ts , is inv ited to in ­sp ec t Ihe build ing , R u fresh m en ts w ill be se rv ed .

S t, Jo se p h ’s C ouncil w as o rg a n ­ized on A pr. 22, 1931 w ith ap p ro x i­m a te ly 50 m em b ers a n d loon th e re ­a f te r p u rch ased thu re s ta u ra n t building a t Its p resen t location . M em bersh ip Increased y ea rly nnd w hen It re ac h ed the p resen t fig u re o l 532 m em ber* , facilit ics becam e inadequa te and in A pril of th is

lized is u sed to p u rc h a se television se ts for v e te ra n s hom es and insti­tu tions.

Legion Athletic Awards Presented

T h e follow ing m e m b ers of A m er­ican Legion P o st 176, M alaw an , w ere p resen t a t th e a n n u a l a w ard s banque t of M ataw an R eg ional High Sohool a t th e C liffw ood C afe to n u m la st w eek: F ran k A nson, Com ­m a n d e r; Jo se p h H. C om poly , past co m m an d e r; R o b e rt Z ieg ler, p as t co m m an d er.

M ataw an P o s t 176 p resen ted sp ec ia l m edal a w a rd s to sen io r a th le te s w ho h ad an im proved ac ­ad em ic ran k in g in th e school y ea r. T he aw ard s w ent to : Bow ling, F red K alm a; c ro ss -co u n try , Art llen - s le r; b a sk e tb a ll, W ilHam Keoko- sky: b a seb a ll, M ichael Eovino;foo tball. R onald S ickles; tra c k , R ic h a rd F iero s . T h e co m m a n d e r 's trophy , a specia l a w a rd to the a th le te who h ad been the m ost ou ts tan d in g in h is fo u r y e a rs at th e h igh school, w a s p resen ted to C harles W athlngton.

BPO Elks Observance Celebrates Flag Day

S tress ing the n ee d for u rev iva l of " th e fe rv en t p a tr io tism th a t won o u r fre e d o m ,” M ichael J . H a lio ran , E x a lte d R u le r o f K eyport Lodge 2030 BPO E lk s , has ca lled to r a com m unity -w ide sa lu te to the flag on - f l a g D ay . M r. H alioran sa id th a t K ey p o rt Lodge p lan n ed an o b se rv an ce honoring the flag On th e 185th a n n iv e rs a ry of its adap tion bv lhe C on tinen ta l Con­g re s s in 1777. The- lodge’s o b se rv ­an ce w as held nt th e Lodge Hall, B roadw ay. K eypo rt, on Sunday

" T h e h ab its o f a p a th v nnd co m ­p lacen cy w eak en th e sp irit of p a ­tr io tis m ,” th e E lk s ' le a d e r said.‘ T h e fe rv en t p a tr io tism tha t won o u r freedom is the only th ing tha t w ill p re se rv e it. We should s tren g th en o u r sp ir it of a lleg ian ce by p ra c tic in g a n d m a n ifes tin g ou r loyalty to A m erican p rinc ip le s and to the F lag , w hich is Ihe sym bol of those p rin c ip le s ."

E x a lte d R u le r H a lio ran appo in t­ed a co m m ittee to p lan th e lodge- sponso red F lag D ay p ro g ram . C om m ittee m e m b e rs w ere G eorge WHIs and Sol O patnsky.

M r. H alioran sa id th a t his lodge Will be one o f 2000 Elks lodges ac ro s s tho nation cond u c tin g F lag D ay p ro g ram s. He p o in ted out tha t the B enevolent and P ro tec tiv e O r­d e r of E lks h a s been observ ing F lag p a y fo r m n re th a n h a lf a cen tu ry .

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Safety Awards Given To Matawan Company

R ep re se n ta tiv e s of the Salm on P a p e r Box Co., M ata w an , received aw ard s fo r the co m p a n y 's ou ts tan d ­ing sa fe ty re c o rd a t th e M onm outh County Safety C o u n c il^ annua l aw ard s d inner he ld J u n e 7, a l the C ry sta l B rook Inn , E aton tow n. M an ag em en t a n d em p loyees w ere p ra se n le d w ith a c ita tio n of m erit for w ork ing th ro u g h o u t the y e a r 1961 w ithou t su ffe rin g a d isabling in ju ry . T h ey a lso rece iv ed an In­d u s try G ruup A w ard fo r th e ir sa fe ­ty reco rd in s ta te -w id e com petition With o th e r p la n ts of s im ila r size and c lassifica tio n o f w ork. Rep­resen tin g the co m p an y w ere M rs. M ary E c k e rt, M r*. Y olanda N ig ra , M rs. w. L. Salm on s r ., and M rs. W. L. S alm on jr .

A fter d inne r (he g u es t *peaker W ai D r. F ra n c is M. Dowd, asso ­c ia te p ro fesso r of p sycho logy , R u t­g e rs U niver*lty . T lie 34th annua l s ta te-w ide in te r s a fe ty con tes t is co -sponsored by the N .J . S ta te De­p a rtm e n t o f L a lx ir and In d u stry and the N .J . In d u s tria l Safely C om m ittee.

Collect Post Cards For Scrapbook

M em b e rs of th e W elfare D ep a rt­m en t of T h e W om an’s Club of L au­ren ce H arb o r a r e m ak ing a special effo rt to co llect post c a rd s from all ov er Ihe w orld to m a k e a scrapbook for a p a ra ly zed boy in th e com ­m unity .

T h e d e p a rtm e n t decided to adopt th e p ro je c t a t a m ee tin g a t the hom e of the c h a irm a n . M rs. J a m e s A rm stro n g , 71 B ayv iew D r., L au­rence H arb o r, w hen it w as learneu tha t the v ic tim of polio h ad ex ­p ressed a d e s ire for such a s c ra p ­book. T h e boy h a s th e u se of only one hand.

M em b ers of th e club , friends in th e a re a , o r a n y in te re s ted person hav ing such c a rd s , m ay notifv M rs. A rm stro n g .

T he m e m b e rs m a d e 77 c a n c e r d re s s in g s d u rin g the m eeting .'

M rs. A rm s tro n g an n o u n ced tha t a ll Ihe tickets h av e been so ld for th e bus tr ip lo P a tr ic ia M u rp h y ’s R e s ta u ra n t, Y onkers , N .Y ., 'fh u rs- dav , J u n e 21.

State Position In Cootiette Clubs

M ISS I1A R IU R A IIOI-MKS

M rs. Jo h n W illiam s, L aurence H arbo r, w as appo in ted ass is tan t m is tre s s of ce re m o n ie s for the S ta le of N ew J e r s e y a t th e conven­tion of the M aggie .liggs C ootiette C lubs held in A sb u ry P ark .

, ' lh e announcem en t o f lh e iippoint- ^ : inen t w as m a d e at th e m eeting of , j the M aggie J ig g s C o o tie tte C lub 51 . ; in the V ete rans of F ore ign W ars , : Hull, K eyport, by M is . F ran k llu- i b e rt, p res id en t. M rs. H ubert also j g ave 11 resum e of the coiivenlin:.

ac tiv itie s .M rs. Louis M elius w as appo in ted

dulegute lo the n a tiona l ('(invention lo bo held in St. P au l, M imi., Aug. !l and 10.

P lans w ere m a d e to have m ore

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an d J o h n t i r a b e r . W ilhelm G oeU e is in c h a rg e of m usic . P ia n o a c ­co m p an im en t w ill b e p rov ided by M iss J . P a tr ic ia Pizzi

M em b e rs Of C lass E ig h th g r a d e g ra d u a te s a re i r b a r a J e a n U-M-r Ro­

bert B a rre tt, M a ry E llen U arron , j John L. B ellam y, S h e rry L enore j Best, G ladys L a u re tta B lanchard . I T hom as B land io rd , D onald B rislin , I Ju lia A. R rzezniak , C arla H unger, j R ichard F. B unger, S haron J a n e j C anzano, A nthony F . C araccio lo , i Sue A nne C ausey , G eo rg e John C hakan, R ic h a rd E . C heva lie r. T hom as R ay m o n d Collins, R ichard Car! D alfonzo, P a u l H . D av is, Don­na M arie D eck er.

Also T hom as F . D ee, R uth M ary- lynn D om brow ski, B a rb a ra Ann D uvak, E th e l F ra n c e s E m m , T hom ­a s Jo se p h F lynn , L nura Dorothy F ra n k , B a rb a ra L ynn F ritz in g e r , E la in e Lee G a r re t t , J u a n ita G a r­re t t. G co rg ean n e L. G oodrum , K ath leen D ian n e G ray , M ichael S tan ley G urn icz , R aym ond J . H am ­m ond, Leo C laude H arr is , D ebo rah E ileen H aw th o rn e , F lo ren c e A lyce H ickm an , W a lle r J e re m ia h H utch­ins, A lan A. J a m e s , R em us L eroy Je te r .

Also J a m e s E llison Jo n es , R obert A lan K aese r, R o b e rt J a n s e n K ierce , K aren Lee L aw lo r, P a tr ic k J . Law- lo r, J u d y A nne L oelfler, W illiam C harles Luvero , J o h n J . M atthew *, 111. C h arles R ic h a rd M au rer, Wal­le r W illiam M itte r , L au ra T. Mog- ge , C harles M artin M urphy , F ra n ­ce s M arie N ebus, C aro l Anne Owens, Sharon T. P ercy , l.yndu M arie P izzi, V ic to r L. N. Pizzi, E la ine Raffa, P a tr ic ia Ann R ed­m an.

Also M ark G eo rg e R ice, D iane M ary R osse t, E d m u n d J o se p h R y­an , W eldon Pot? S am s jr . , H arold Eugene S h erid an jr . , R obert Alan S heridan , W illiam S h n rtrid g c , C harles E. S ilve rs j r . , H a rry E d ­w ard S m ith . K alliie Lynn Swan, Shirley Ann U nderw ood, A lfred I.vray V an d erv ee r, M igdulia E. V ega. C harles F ra n c is V ena, John Jo sep h V ena, A lfred A. V ita le , R o­bert D av id W alling, A lonzo W ath- ington, A lphonso W ath lng ton , B a r­b a ra Ann W illiam s. C a th erin e I'. /C ajae/kow skl, T hom as W ilia m Zw eidinger.

CB NeighborhoodM a g is tra te H a r o l d S herm an .

M ataw an T w n s .iip ,. T u e sd a y h e a rd the ca se s a ris in g from iVhat tow n­ship po lice ca lled a -g a th e r in g of 3 row dy bunch ot 15 to 20 te e n ­age vou th s on S hore C oncourse. U sfrw ood B each, tn e even ing o! Ju n e 9. Sgt. K-anK C hernev . low n-J £ ' ship p o n ce , sa id it w as n ecessa ry to d isp a tch tw o police c a rs to the scene io keep the s itu a tio n in nand.Ih e o fficer rep o rted “ rea l tro u b le ’ ih re a ten p d w nen a second b and of teen -ag ers , m uch la rg e r than the firs t, c a m e to the scene to give, the a p p e a ra n c e t 'n r. t~ som etHini; om inous w as m ak ing up.

Two you th s d rew fine s , due to :he s itu a tio n . B a rrv H effner, 9JJ W oodm ere D r., Cliffwood B each, w as l i n e d $25 on a d iso rd erly count fo r a lleged ly hav ing bee ; - to consum e a t the scen e and $10 add i­tional, u n d e r a tow nship o rd in an ce for hav ing it in his c a r . Y oung H effner p ro te s ted he had no id e a of how th e b ee r got in to h is c a r , w as sp illed and runn ing out of th e vehicle w hen spo tted by tne offi­ce rs . . M a g is tra te S herm an fouad th is inc red ib le and he ld lh a t even if H effner did not put b ee r in h is c a r. h e w as responsib le io see n o ­body e lse did.

P a tn c K S auer, 15 Hilltop* Blvd., Cliffwood B each, a you th w h o , a rr iv e d bv m otorcycle , a lso w as lined $25 fo r his p a r t in the d is ­tu rb a n c e s th a t b ro u g h t a flood of phone ca lls to police h e a d q u a rte rs Iro m S hore C oncourse household­ers . Tw o com plain ts w ere d is ­m issed , a g a in s t P e te r Conom os. Lexus R u., M arlboro , and W eldon S am s, W oodm ere D r.. Cliffwood B each. A ll com p lain ts w ere s igned by Sgt. C herney excep t th e one a g a in s t Sam s, s igned oy M rs. L au ra S lover, CliHwood B each, for a lleged ly le ttin g h e r o au g h te r o p e r­a te an au to . T he com p la in an t re- lused to testify in th is ca se .

A fam ily squabb le w as se ttled by g iv ing all’ th re e d e fen d an ts a y e a r ’s p robation and assessin g $5 costs . Philip B ucco s r ., L loyd R d., signed com plain ts alleg ing a s sa u lt ag a in s t P hilip B ucco jr . an d P au l L eavv , bo th ol T e x as Rd., M ataw an Tow n snip. C om plain t a g a in s t th e e ld e r B ucco w as. in tu rn , s ig n ed by M r. Leavv. All w e re p u t under $100 bond to keep the peace .

W illiam Phillips, M iddletow n, pa id $5 and $5 costs on com plain t of P a tro lm a n F. F le tc h e r , tow n­sh ip po lice, for invo lvem ent in an acc id en t M av 30.

D R. R IC H A R D H . SISS

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ior D rum an d Bugle C orps will p re ­sen t a m u sica l co n c e r t T h u rsd ay even ing a t S:30 p .m . a t the d ed ica ­tion of th e K nights of C olum bus H om e, R oute 35, K eyport.

P ro g re s s on th e fa rm tak es m any form s th e se d ay s . T h e Bell T e le ­phone S ystem rep o rts th a t a n u m ­ber ol fa rm e rs a ro u n d the coun try a re ca lling the cow s to b reak fa st by te lephone. U sing th e ir bedside phone, the fa rm e rs ca ll o v e r a h igh-pow ered loudspeaker ir. th e p a s tu re au d e a t th e ir b re a k fa s t w hile the cow s m e an d e r up to the

R ic lia rd H. S iss, 257 M am S t . / M ataw an , rece iv ed a D octo r of E ducation D eg ree ui School Ps_v- chology from the G ra d u a te School o f E ducation at th e lflfith a n n u a l com m encem en t of R u tg e rs , T h e S ta te U niversity , N ew B runsw ick , on Ju n e 6 . D r. Siss will p re se n t : a p ap e r b ased on Ins d is se rta tio n a l th e ann u a l co av en tio c o i th e A m erican P sycho log ical A ssocia­tion, St. Louis, M o., th is su m m e r.

He has a B achelo r or Scicnco D eg ree from C olum bia U niversity nnd a M uster- of s c ie n c e in E d u ca­tion u e g re e from th e City C ollege of New Y ork , rle s e rv e d an in te rn ­sh ip in C linical Psycho logy w ith th e New J e rs e y D ep a rtm en t o f . In stitu tions and A gencies a t i'ren- ton S la te H osp ital an d the N eu ro ­P sy c h ia tric In s titu te n t S killm an.

He har. held positions in p sy ­chology at the C en tra l New J e r s e y M enta l H ygiene Clinic a t R ed B ank an d the N ew J e r s e y D iagnostic C en te r in M ^nlo P a rk . -For the p as t tw o yea .’s, h e h a s been a school psycho log ist w ith th e W oodbridge P ub lic SchooLs an d in -S ep tem ber w ill assu m e the s a m e position w iili th e P e rth A m boy P ub lic Schools.

R e sea rc h A ssistan tD r. Siss h a s had ex p c r 'e n c c a s a

R esea rch A ssis tan t a t the In te r ­d isc ip lina ry U cscarch C en ter o t R u tg e rs U n ivers ity a n d in p r iv a te p rac tice . H a is a m e m b er of th e B oard of D irec to rs of the M on­m outh County M enta l H ealth As­socia tion a n d a m e m b er ol th e P ro fessional A dvisory C om m ittee of the M iddlesex County Social S erv ice E xchange.

His m em b ersh ip s include th e A m erican P sycho log ical A ssocia­tion. the New J e r s e y P sy c h o lo g x a l A ssociation, the N ew J e r s e y A ssoc­ia tion of School P sycho log is ts , th e M onm outh-O cean County P sycho ­logical A ssociation an d Ihe N ew J e r s e y E ducation A ssociation.

l ie is m a rr ie d to the fo rm er M iss D oris Dunn and has th re e ch ild ren , G lenn, Je ffre y and Leslie J a n e .

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' NOTICE , ,T ak e notice th a t W illiam P o rte r h a tj i

app lied to th e M ayor anit Council o l . ' Ihe liurtm tih t>! M a la y a n Ioj m p len a ry re ta il consu m p p o n uccnue loi p rc n i* . Isej, known a s the C e n tra l T avern *tt- , uu tcd a t 113 Mmn St.. M .itaw an. N J .

Objections. If any . shou ld he- m ad e ’ im m ed ia te ly in w ritin g to: M a ik 'a re tj

barn . T he new F a rm In te rphone j >*- 'W w J g > C J c rk >4f th*-Borough ofl? sy stem also enab les a fa rm er, la id i ln t“ ' ' - n' (su n ^ d iup by sickness o r in ju ry , to d i r e c t ! th e ac tiv ity of fa rm hands th rough | th e conven ience of a bedside phone. >21 h.'.'S

tS tcncd)WILLIAM POr.TER 113 M ain St.. M ataw an . N. J.

y e a r C harles M. D ie trich w asnam ed c h a irm a n of the b u ild in g ' M15 5 U aib u ru EIJziibulh H olm es, i m em bei s vo lu n tee r fo r s e iv ic e s 111 com m ittee . A ssisting M r. l)ietric_h ' d a u g h te r nf M rs F ln rc iice lio lm es. 1 th e v e te ran s hosp ita ls . T he local w ere Jo sep h I'C ihcr, p ic su len t o f | j j i j llirchw ood D r., U iffw ood I f lu b serv ices the V eie ra n s H ospital the C olum bian Club, unit J o s e p h : H eacli, will a tte n d C itizensh ip In- ! In O range and M nrlborn S la le llus- Lackoylcli g ra n d knight of th e s l |Ul„, n (m ,,|asl( College trom ; pilulu u in c il. H ugh \ . M cOiiin*, r ^ p r e - } .Juut. Jr ((l 22, as the dulegute from i M rs. H ubert w as ui'LompiinU'dNOfillni! tlio I’o u rih D eg m r, il ir pa- j t | u. W om an’s Cltih of l.uum iLV ! to lhe sum* n m v e n tio n bv M rs. : " : ^m o th : d eg ree o f t h e O n e r . Is | J tiirlinr. The In s titu te Is sponsored j Chiu les W ink rhnan . M rs.' IM til; ’T ' i "'i ‘ ‘.T "rliu iilim n of n rran g em en ls for the j hy ,|ie N .J. S ta te F edcriu ion of ; P ou /e iu -. M rs, ( a th e tiiie l.a rk m . I " ’"I1’1,.^ 7 ' !y ,lh^ V ' n ; '

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ri.tJsraUoA fo r theo lo g ica l p ro b le m 1, b u t d r ir iQ iiitra ted /th e , ab ility o f the P o w er o f Love" a c tin g ' in o rd in a ry lives to le ad in to new open ings a n d ' i n t ^ n c v av e n u es o l se rv ic e .

, V«d T o f lo l l f lo ^ ^ ro m S cience4 'M i . B rin lon re v e rs e d a u su a l p ro ­

ced u re ,b y b e in g le d to re lig ion from s c ie n w H e is & p n y n c is t w ho

, .b ec am e , a ph ilo so p h e r a n d a m a the- ■■ .■’:" ■ ‘im atie iansw ho becam e. m ystic , t ie

has h e ld le c tu re sh ip s a t H a v e rfc /d *,Vi> s.- Cvlle(!ei‘ B ryn M aw r, S eliy O ak Col-

( l in g la p d ) , ■ an d H ^-v a t'tt U ni­, . v e rs 'ty . - '

E a r l ie r lie w a s p ro fe sso r of phy * ­, ic* ‘a t E a r lh a m C ollege! In d ia n a ;

' ,, p ro fesso r p,r ‘m a th e m a tic s a t (lu il ‘ ? fortj. C o llege/ No,rth .C arolina; and

'e s s o r . o f - re lig io n a t Mills;. .^oUiti2 e ,C » l i ( o r n l< v j ................, ,lfo r tw o ' y e a rs a f te r W orld W ar I ne w a s en g a g e d iq re lie f 'w ork for th e A m e ric a n F r ie n d s S erv ice C o m m ittee ' in G e rm an y , a n d la te r s e rv ed th q S e rv ic e C om m ittee in Jap an .’ F ro m 19fMi-)SS:! h ? w as di-: re c to r o < /P e n d le Hill, a . Q uaker, adu lt f e s t e r (o r g ra d u a te level re ­ligious a n d ’s o c ia l s tu< lie s,in -W all-

T h? a u th o r o f “ F r ie n d s to r 309 \o q r » " (H a rp e r f t B ro th e rs 1»S2), today’!, beftt ex p re ss io n o! Q uaker­Ism . 1\«, h a s w r((ten j n a n y o tn e r re- iigiou* b p e k s ’a n d p am p h le ts . H ere p re se n te d F r ie n d s a t the f ir s t a s ­sem b ly o f th e W orld C ouncil of

. C hu rches In -A m ste rdam in 1948 an d.is.- s till - a c 1 1 v e 1 y rep re sen tin g Fr(em te i ty m a n y o th e r sp h e re s .

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I t b ^ w HaSI. n W v to k fi S tT h e TVbnjstry Su&ool an d se rv ic e

m e e tin g a re .held T h u rs d a y a t T: 25 !»,m. and, 8 'M .p .m . rv, .

A public B ible le c tu re will be g iv e n . Sunoay a t J p .m . W illiam N eiIson, 'w ill s p e a k : o n the sub- jM l ," W o r ld C ris is M ark s llie T im e ol; th e E n d .” T h e su b je c t fqv s tudy a t th e W atclituw ei B ible s tu d y a t 4:15 p .m / is “ O verseers,- F u lly Ac- co m n lish . Y o u r M in is try ,’.' .d ea ling W iot' ti»e’d iv e rse responsib ilities- of o v e rsee rs in g u id ing the. c o n g reg a ­tion in pure w o rsh ip .; ,.

B ib le s tu d y grou ps m e e t a t 8 p ,m . T u esd ay to study, the, B ible in con junction w ith tlie p ub lica­tion , '.‘Let Y o u r N am e Be Sanpti,- l ie d ." One g ro u p rneels m K eypo rt a t K ingdom H all; tw o g ro u p s in M ataw an : a t 3 A tla n tic Ave. an d 311 W ilson A ve.’; P o r t M ojm um th. 8. lylonmqnth. Av*;.; N o rth C en terv ille , h o m e of A r th u r P a lm e r , M iddle R d .; ! and Cltffwe-od, -M P ro sp cc t AVe. :■ ■■■'.■ . ■ >.. •' .■■ ' ■■■■,.: ,

U n ited H ebrew C o n g r ! |a i t s a ' B rea d S t., K ey p art

R abbi II 0 H Levina. " T h e P rie s tly B le ss ing" w ill be the. se rm o n .to p ic on F rid ay a t the 8:30: p .m . se rv ic e . K lddush w ill be pronounced by T odd M, S ahner. On‘!g .Shabbal. fo llo w s ,, hosts , w ill be Mr,- an d M rs. S au l S ah n er w ho a lso w ill g ive . th e . p u lp it flow ers.

S a tu rd a y a t 10 a .m . w ill be the. Sabbatlv m orn ing se rv ic e . T odd M. S ah n e r w ill b e ad m in is te re d th e B ar, JJItzvah r ite s . H e w ill be ca ll- e£- to ! the T o ra h an d w ill r e a d a p rophetic sec tion • to th e c o n g reg a ­tion . K lddush w ill follow.

•ajryl*W ? >>'e* ,>y(eriaa c h o re a C U IN ro e d K ea ck

R tv . F ra a c ia O stera tock■ P u lp it S up p ly .

M prning w orsh ip , w ith m usic by th e ju n io r a n d y o u th ch o irs w ill be h e ld . Sunday a t 10 a .m ,

O n M onday a t 8 p .m . th e re w ill be. a m eeting o f th e W om en’s A s­socia tion in F ellow sh ip H all. .

F ir s t C hu rch 0 | C h ris t. SciealU ^ M B re ^ d S t. . K eyp«rt

S unday s e r v i c e an d Sunday School, U a.m. W ednesday , te s t i­m ony m ee tin g 8 p .m . R ea d in g room open W ednesday a n d S a tu rd a y Irom M o 4 p .m .

H ow sp ir itu a l u n d e rs ta n d in g of G od b rin g s freed o m from w e a ri­ness aii(l fa tig u e w ill be b ro u g h t o u t a t C h ris tian S cience se rv ic e s S unday;

S c r ip tu ra l re a d in g s in the lesson- se rm o n en titled “ G od th e P re s e rv ­e r of M an" w ill inc lude th is v erse f ro m Isa iah (40): "T h e y th a t w ait upon the L ord sh a ll renew th e ir s tren g th ; they sh a ll m ount up With w ings as eag les ; they shall run , a n d not be w ea ry ; a n d they shall w a lk ,, apd n o t fa in t."

O ne of (he c o rre la tiv e p assag es to b e re a d from "S c ie n ce and H ea lth With K ey to th e S c rip tu re s” by M ^ry B ak e r E d d y s ta te s (p.217): " T h e sc ie n tif ic a n d p e r ­m an en t rem ed y fo r fa tigue Is to le a rn the pow er of M ind o v e r th< b ody o r an y illusion o f physica l w earin ess , arid so d es tro y th is il­lusion, for m a tte r can n o t b e w e a r ; a n d h ea v y -lad en ."

T h e G olden T ex t Is from P sa lm 91; "H e th a t dw elle th in the sec re t p lqce of tlie m o s t H igh shall ab ide u n d e r th e shado iv o f (tie A l­m ig h ty ."

S t. M ary ’s E p isc o p a l C hu rch E a s t F ro n t S t., K eypo rt

R ev . H en ry A. M ale , R e c to r O q T h u rsd a y th e St. A nne’s

G ro u p luncheon w ill be held a t 12:30 p .m . In* th e even ing St.

M a iy ’s G ro u p w ill h s v j * d inner- tl ie a tre p a r ty

Holy C om m union will b e ce le ­b ra te d F r id a y a t II. 3D a .m Jn th e eveninj! Ju n io r E .Y .C . w ill m e e t u l7:30 p m . ■ \ ..........■■■ S a tu rd a y th s Ju n io r F..Y.C. w ill hold a p icn ic in th e afte rn o o n .

On S unday th e ..sum m er schedu le o f se rv ic e s w ill s ta r t . T h e re w ill be m orn ing p r a y e r a t 7:45 a .m .; H oly C om m union, 8 a .m . an d 9 a .m .; m orn ing p r a y e r , 10 a .m . T lie C ou­ples Club w ili h ave H p icn ic m the a fternoon a t 4 p .m . .

Boy Scout R ound T ab le w ill m ee t M onday a t 7 :30 p .m .

T uesday, a fte rn o o n th e B row nies w ill m e e t - a t 3.30 p .m . •

W ednesday th e re will b e Holy C om m union a t # a .m . a n d the A .A.s w ill m e e t a t 9 p .m .

G ra c e M ethod ist G bnreh S t. J a m e s : P I.U n ion B each

R ev. E ld t ic h C. C am pbell■ .•;■ ■■■■.■:■■-.. '.P a sto r- ‘i .. ■■. ■ ■■. .• On T h u rs d a y a t 8 p .m . th e re will

be a m e e tin g o f th e C om m ission on E d u c a tio n in th e tduc im or.n l 'building.

R eg u la r c h u rc h wii! be h e ld .S u n ­day. w ith tw o se rv ices bein g ' in­itia ted , one a t 9:30 a .m . a n d tne re g u la r se rv ic e «t i l a .m . T h ese scrv iccs w l l b e iden tica l. P re ­school 'n u rse ry will' be a v a ilab le a t bo th s e rv ic e s . Sunday School will m e e t a t 3:30 a .m . fo r the n u rse ry th ro u g h s ix th g ra d e s .

On M onday, llie D aily V acation Bible School w ill s ta r t fo r ages 2-12 y e a rs .

F ir s t B ap tis t C hurch M aia a n d W. T U rd S U .

R ev. M au ric e W. P h illip s , P a s to r

S unday Schoo l te a c h e rs an d offi­c e rs w ill m e e t T h u rsd ay a t 3 p .m . a t the chu rch .

Sunday School m eets a t 9:3ft a .m .; fa th e rs w ill be recogn ized at tho m o rn in g w orsh ip se rv ic e at 10:45 a .m .; young people m e e t, 6 p .m .; even ing serv ice , 7:30 p .m .

T h e W om en’s A ssociation will hold a tra in in g m eeting fo r a ll of­ficers on M onday.

C h ris tian G ir ls ' G uild w ill m eet T u esd ay a t 7 p .m . a t th e hom e of M rs. R ic h a rd A pplegate. 40 Fulton St., K eyporl.

C ru sa d e r c h o ir reh ea rse s W ed­n esday a t 6:30 p .m .; m id-w eek p ra y e r a n d Bible S tudy, 7:30 p .m .; s a n c tu a ry cho ir reh e a rsa l, 8:30 p.m .

C h itw ood C o m m u tu t;M ethod ist C hurch

R ev . R ic h a rd Lee Scott. P a s to r Sunday m o rn in g w orsh ip is at

9 a .m .; c h u rc h school, 10 a .m . M .Y .F . w ill e lec t o fficers a t 7:.10 p .m .

T h e M en’s C lub will m e e t M on­d ay a t 3 p .m .

P lan s a r e be ing m ade to hoid a fam ily p ic n ic tn the y a rd of thu p a rso n ag e on J u ly 21 a t 3 p .m . T h e re w ill b a a cookout w ith each fam ily b rin g in g Its own food.

F ir s t P re s fey ta rlaa C h u rch R o u te H u d F ra a k llo S t.,

' M a ta w aa Rev. C h e s te r A. G allow ay ,

P ss to rT lie C oup le’s C lub w ill liuld a

b a rb ec u e on S a tu rd a y at 7:30 p.m . a t the m a n se . In ca se of ra in , a coverod d ish sup jw r will be held in fellow ship hall.

"A F a th e r B ore the C ro ss" will be the p a s to r 's serm on to p ic Sun­d ay a t th e m o rn in g w orsh ip se rv ic e a t 10 a .m . S unday School m e e ls a t 10 a .m . N u rse ry c a re is p ro ­v ided fo r ch ild ren u n d er tliree- years-o f-age . A fellow ship kaffee-

k la tch w ill b e hold a t l i : m on the law n of olw ch u rc h m anse for all those w ho h av e lin k ed w ith the ch u rch *!nca S ie beginm i^g of tlie y e a r. .

O n T uew fay the G hriato in E d u c a ­tion ComimW ea v.-Kl m ee t a t 7: W p .m .

O n TiM irsiiay Uta I la n e d P re s b y ­te rian W om en 's O rgan iza tio n will rneei a t 6:30 p .m . to r a good rid ­d ance au c tio n and co v e re d dish s u p p e r , .... -

F l n t M ethud lst C hu rch 147 M ala S t., M a ta w a a

R ev. F ra n k E . S w eeten . P a s to rO n S u n d ay th e re w ill be divine

w orsh ip a t 8:45 a n d 11 u .m . T he re w ill be se rm o n by th e paa to r and m usic by th e sen io r ch o ir . A t the second se rv ic e a tu m o r ch u rch is conduc ted ' fosvretilldren u n d e r the age of 10 a n d su p e rv ised n u rse ry c a re is av a ilab le .

C h u rch School w ith c la sse s for ev e ry a g e w ill m e e t a t 9:45 a.m .T h e re will n o t b e a M ethodist Y outh F ellow sh ip m e e tin g b ecause I ban, i a .m of the h igh s c h o o l-b a c c a la u re a te I W ednesday,

The FuKh R efo rm ed C h u rch M iddle R d . a s d F oe I* A v*.

H as le tRev. T.ieod o re C. M uller. P a s to r

R eh e a rsa l fo r !f:30 a .m . Chil­d ren ’s D ay S e rv ic e will b e a t Iff u .m . a n d re h e a rsa l for 11 u .m . se r­v ice w ill b e a t 2 n .m . on S a tu rd a y .

S erv ices iu c o in m en io n itio n of C h ild ren ’s D ay w ill bo neld Sunday a t !i:30 and 11 a .m . S unday Schoo! ch ild ren will conduc t the services:; A ttendance p itu w ill ite a w a rd e d uv R obert E rb ig , su p e rin ten d en t o f the S unday School.

T rin ity C h u rch (E p isc o p a l) M ala S t., M a la w aa

R ev . C a rro l l B. H all,R e c to r

On T rin ity S u n d av th e re w ill be m a tin s , 7: t i a .m .; Holy C om m un­ion. 8 a .m .; fam ily se rv ic e and ch u rch .school a d v a n cem e n t, 9:30 a .rr,.; Holy E u c h a r is t , II a .m . and evensong , 7:30 p .m .

H oly C om m union will b e ce le­b ra te d M onday , F e a s t of St. B arna-

ru i’sday , 8 a .m 10 a .ill

New Idea For Children’s Day

se rv ice . 16:50 a .m .T h u rs d a y a l 7 p .m . th e m idw eek I x h e t a will be jun io r c h o ir re­

se rv ic e o f p ra y e r an d B ib le s tudy I |le 4 ,.l a |. S a tu rd a y at 1! a .m .w ill b e h e ld an d a t 8 p .m . the A .A .s will m c e l Tuesday a t 9 sen io r ch o ir w ill - re h e a rs e . p m .

T lie V acation U |bie School W‘l| j q ,, W ednesday th e re w ill be a be he id J u ly 9 th jp u g li 13, ^ ,ul | m ee lin g of tlm T rin ity M en 's ClubJu ly IS th ro u g h 20. S essions a re from 0:30 to U .30 a .m . and classes a r e held fro m k in d e rg a rte n th rough teen-age.

T h e in te rm e d ia te F ellow sh ip pic­n ic lias* been postponed from S a tu r­day to T h u rsd ay , J u n e 28.

S econd B ap tis t C hu rch MS A tlan tic S t., K eypo rt

R t v . N icho las J. T a te , P a s to rS unday Scliooi convenes a l 9:30

a .m .; m o rn in g w orsh ip , 11 a .m .; even ing s e rv ic e , 7:30 p .m .

M orn ing aivoir re h e a rse s a t 7.30 p .m . M onday an d sen io r oliou al 8 p .m . W ednesday.

P ra y e r se rv ic e is o a F rid a y from 7:30 un til 8:30 p .m , Tlie public is inv ited to a tten d .

C om m union se rv ic e is iieid the second S u n d ay of each m onth. S pecial se rv ic e s w ill be hold as announced.

T h e s e rv ic e s of tlie P ra y e r B and a r e a t tiie d isposal o f th e com m un­ity . A nyone d es irin g p ra y e r for the aged a n d ill, n u iy co n tac t the M issionary A ux iliary o r m em bers of the ch u rch .

T he llo lm d e l C hurchR ev. A ndrew A. lU irklisirdt, P a s to r

T h e S unday School will hold a s tra w b e rry fes tiva l S a tu rd a y from 6: .10 to K p .m .

" N a tu ra l T h eo lo g y " w ill be the se rm o n to p ic a t th e 11 a .m . w or­sh ip on S unday , T h e N orth Je rse y B eek eep ers will a t te n d the se rv ice then hold a m eeting on the. p^r- sonaga g rounds.

C o n grega tional co m m ittee m eets at the p a rso n a g e T u e sd a y at 8 p.m . R ifle C lub also m e e ts T u esd ay a l 7 p .m .

Ju n io r ch o ir re h e a rse s T h u rsd ay a t 7 p .m .; sen io r cho ir, 7:15 p.m .

I l i a Y oung P eop les Socie ty m eels F r id a y a t 7:15 p .m . in fellow ship hall.

C a lv a ry M ethod ist C hurch T h ird S t., K eyport

• R ev . H a rry R . P in e , P a s to rQ u a rte rly con fe ren ce covered

d ish s u p p e r will lie held T h u rsd ay a t (5:-15 p .m .; business .session, 7:30 p.m .

At the 8:311 a .tn . se rv ic e on Sun­day , " A re You a C h ris tia n ? " Will h e tlie se rm o n top ic; ch u rch school, 9:30 a m .; s e rv ic e of w orship and se rm o n , “ T h re e W ays of Being G od ," a l 10:45 s .m .

T h e m on th ly m ee tin g of the M o th ers ’ A ssociation will be held M onday a t 8 p .m .

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a t 3 p .m .Boy Seoul T ro o p 232 w ill m eet

T h u rsd a y a t 7 p .m .On S a tu rd a y , J u n e 23 Hit- ch u rch

school fam ily p icn ic w ill b e hold a t C heeseq u ak e S ta te P a rk beg in ­ning a t It) n in.

S t. J o s e p h ’s C hu rch; M ap le P I ., K eypo rt

ttev . C o rn e liu s J . K ane, P a s to r M asse s w ill b e held Sunday

m o rn in g a t T, 8, 9, 18, 11 a n d 12 o 'c lock .

G etlisem a n e L u th e ran C hurch M aple P I., K eypo rt

R ev . F re d e r ic k Boos, p a s lo r C hu rch se rv ic e s on S unday are

held a t 8:30 a .m ., 9:45 p .m . and 11 a .m . C h u rch school m e e ts a! 'J :45 ».rn.

S a y re W oods B ap tist C hu rch R ou te I , itrow nlow n

R ev. R on a ld R obinson, I’a s to rS unday School m e e ts a t 9:45 with

a c la s s fo r e a ch m e m b er o t the fam ily ; m o rn in g w orsh ip , 11 a .m .; young peop les m eeting , 6 p .m .; even ing gospel s e rv ic e , 7 p .m .

M id-w eek p r a y e r an d B ib le Study Is held e v e ry W ednesday a t " p .m .

T he re g u la r w ornlilp aei'v ice of the M a ta w an M ethod ist O bureh w as conduoted by puprls of the C hurch School on C h ild ren '* D ay , J u n e 10. A ccording to th e p aa to r, (he R ev. F ra n k Swwjieii, th is w as a drastic, d e p a rtu ro from che trsditiiorm ! p ro ­g ra m of re c ita l ions an d exe rc ises by. ind iv id u a ls »nd c la s se s and p ro v ed tu be a m o re tneanm glu i ex p e rien ce for ev e ry o n e . '

T he a r ra n g e m e n ts w e re In. the h an d s of a c o m m u te * of th e C om ­m ission on E d u c a tio n , M W Jo h n S i g m u n d an d M rs. K en n e th D an ie ls . T h e A ffirm atio n of F a ith w as led by M ichael Q uinn and the n u rsv ry c lass d ire c te d by M rs. K arl H erm an n g a v e the w elcom e and cu ll to w orsh ip , - T h e m orn ing p ra y e r w as m ade by P au l H au ser; the resp o n siv e rea th n g ivas le^l by, R onald S ladek an d the s c r ip tu re lesson read by C ra ig P o lanow sk i. K ic h a rd O hnsm an d ire c te d the of­fering and m a d e th e p r a y e r of d ed ica tion T h e " s e rm o n " w as m n ine p a r ts p re se n tin g b r ie f s u m ­m a rie s or tne s to n e s of J e s u s ’ life. T h e se w ere ^ iv en by K ath y . Man-

an d F r id a y , | ville, K evin S iddons, C h arles Quinn,’ D av id lla u s e r , C k iu tl'a R ie g e it ,

P a tr ic k M arz, J o Anne N ebus, A lan Sm ith and S teven Irw in . A lan N ord stro m g a v e th e bened iction . U she rs w ere rh o n ta s H enderson , D avid P ike, D onald H ughes, M ich­ael Conti an d H en ry M iller. G reet- ors w ero K ath y J a n s e n , M ary Lynn A b ram s, K evin A sbley an d E v e re tt Sm ith.

A n them s w ere sung hy the jun io r cho ir, th e chap e l ch o ir and the cru- m ilor c l w ir T h e k in d e rg a rtenc lasse s san g a s rh e ir an th em , " J e s u s Loves M e ." Mi93 S. E ve lyn Allen and M rs F ra n k S w eeten d i­rec te d the clio irs. D u ring the w or­sh ip se rv ic e th e ch o ir m e m b e rs be­ing g ra d u a te d w ere p re se n te d w ith pins and c e rt if ic a te s of faitiiful s e rv ic e . G ra d u a te d from the ju n io r cho ir to the chapel elx>ir w ere: S h cree H am ilton , R oam i H erb eri, Louise H inds, E m o ry S m ith and Guil T hom sen ; from the ohapel clio ir to the c ru s a d e r cho ir: W en­dy D olan, Clary H erm an n , Susan M orey and R o b ert S chneider; from tlie c ru s a d e r clm ir to tlie sen io r i cho ir: G eorge H am ilton , L aw rence K issniikier, Jo y Ktipp Philip Sm ith and S usan Sm ith . I

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By Sen* Williams

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1 rap id ly g row ing ■ u r |ja n a re a s . J o m e tills p a r t o f th e m essage w as v e ry w elcom e indeed , b ec a u se it In co rp o ra ted th e b a s ic o b je c tiv es th a t I h a d a sk e d fo r In D ecem b er

i w hen I m e t w ith th e A m erican M u­n ic ipal A ssocia tion and o t h e r g ro u p s v ita lly c o n c e rn ed ab o u t th e

'f u tu r e o f the co m m u te r in o u r n a ­tion today .

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■ a f te r th re e d ay s o f hearing* a t Whlcli o ffic ia ls fro m ac ro ss th e na-i tlo n te s tif ie d on th e d e sp e ra te n ee d fo r t r a n s i t re lie f.

P ro v is io n s O f Bill T h e a d m in is tra tio n hill, th e r e ­

su lt o f m a n y m on th* o f d iscussion am ong g o v e rn m en t agencies a n d p la n n e rs o t o u r u rb a n fu tu re , w ould m e e t th e o b je c tiv e s ipec ifled b y Ihe P re s id e n t if im ag in a tiv e ly us- t d b y local and s ta te offic ia ls . I ts ch ie f p rov is ions w ould au tho rize :

1. A co n tinu ing m a tch ing g r a n t p ro g ra m w ith ' on In itial th re e -y e a r au th o riza tio n of $500,000,000 to s ta te

............................. cqutra n sp o rta tio n fac ilitie s an d equ ip ­m en t su ch as land , right-of-w ay p a rk in g fac ilities , b u se s , ra il ro lling stock , s ig n a l eq u ip m en t, s ta tio n s , te rm in a ls , and so lo rth . T h e fed­e ra l s h a re w ould be tw o -th u d s of the n e t p ro jec t co st.

2. T h e g ran ts w ould b e con tin ­gen t o n th e d eve lopm en t of a p ro ­g ra m includ ing p lann ing a n d o r­gan iza tion , fo r th e dev e lo p m en t of a co -o rd inated tr a n sp o r ta tio n sy s­tem a s p a r t of c o m p reh en s iv e p lans for th e d eve lopm en t o f th e u rb an a re a . ,

'3 , .An em e rg e n c y p ro g ra m lim it­ed to th re e y e a rs o f g ra n ts o n a SO­SO m a tc h in g b a s is w here th e re is an u rg e n t need fo r th e p re s e rv a ­tion o r p rov ision o f m a ss tra n s p o r ­ta tion fac ilitie s , and w h e re the com p reh en siv e p ro g ra m is be ing ac tiv e ly developed.' 4. A $10,000,000 a y e a r re s e a rc h

and d eve lopm en t p ro g ra m in the field of m a ss tra n sp o r ta tio n , w ith em p h as is o n new techno logy , to be p rov ided o u t of th e p r im a ry g ra n t au tho riza tion .

S. A prov ision fo r the p a y m e n t o l re lo ca tio n expenses, s im i la r to those u n d e r the u rb a n ren ew a l p ro ­g ra m , fo r any fam ilies a n d busi­ness d isp laced by a m a ss t r a n s p o r ­ta tio n p ro jec t.

In N ew J e r s e y w e ’re fo r tu n a te to hav e a w ell-advanced s ta te p la n of ac tio n to help o u r co m m u te rs . The new fed era l p ro g ram , if p a s sed th is y e a r by C ongress , w ill o ffe r o u r G ard en S ta te o ffic ia ls e v e n m o re tools to w ork w ith . I hope th is will b« a n o th e r y e a r o f p ro g re ss on o u r

po w er b o u se o f th e J e r s e y C en­t r a l T ra c tio n C om pany a t 'K e y p o r l h a s ca u sed a g re a t d e a l oi in co n ­v e n ie n c e I t .'.will t i k e ten d a y s o r ao to m a n e the n e c e ssa ry re p a irs .

T h e su il of the bo ro u g h to reco v ­e r th e s tr ip o f g round on F o u n ta in A venue u:.ed a s a n e n tra n c e to M rs R . b\ S c h o c k V bu ild ing is being tr ie d a t -F r e e h o ld .to -day .

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M iss W inifred E a m e s of N ew Y o rk is v isiting , w ith .he r g ra n d ­m o th e r, M rs . C. B. H oriio r. M iss E c m e s h a s recen tly re tu rn e d from th e S ou t!it< u : S e m in a ry a t B uena V ista, W. V a / '

T h e h a y c ro p in the v ic in ity o! E a a t S ide is develop ing in to a v e ry h eav y y ie ld th is seaso n , ow ing to the w et ap ring .

A t th e J u n e m ee tin g o f the T ow n­sh ip C om m ittee , th e b r id g e . o v e r ihe tro lley tra c k s a t G eh ltiau s ' b r ic k y a rd w as rep o rted to b e in a d an g e ro u s condition , and it w as d e rid ed to h ave a co n fe re n ce w ith th e su p erin ten d en t of: th e tro lley co m pany w ith th e view of hav in g it m a d e s a fe fo r pub lic tra v e l.

A bout 3,000 em p loyees of fou r of tho la rg e p la n ts in P e r th A m boy a re on a s tr ik a for s h o r te r h o u rs an d m o re m oney an d the p lan ts affec ted a r e shu t dow n. T h e s tr ik e j is sp re a d in g an d o ilie r p la n ts m a y be a lso fo rced to c lo se dow n. :

T h ir ty Y e a rs A go ( Is su e F rid a y , Ju n e 10, 1032) M ore th a n 390 p a r ish io n e rs : of

St. J o se p h 's R . :C. C h u rch g av e th e R ev . J o h n B urke, r e c to r or th e ch u rch , a bon voyage d in n e r a i a s u rp r is e T u e sd a y n igh t. F a th e r B urke s a ile d y e s te rd a y afte rn o o n a t 4 o 'c lo ck on the S te a m e r S a tu r- n la fo r E u ro p e , w here h e p la n s to m a k e a n ex tended s ta y tra v e lin g in v a r io u s coum rioE of th e Old W orld. H e w ill a t te n d Ihe E uch- a r ls t ic C ong ress in D ublin on his a r n v a l th e re .

C alled from th e ir b ed s a t m id ­nigh t, six crew s of te lephone m en (ought a longside th e f ire m en at th e scen e o f the Cliffwood L u m b er a n d Supply C om pany fire , y e s te r ­d ay m o rn in g . T hey w ere figh ting to re s to re sc rv ic e o v e r tw o la rg e te lephone ca b le s w hich w ere put o u t of com m ission by th e h e a t of the f lam es.

T ills y e a r 's g ra d u a tio n c la s s in M a ta w an H igh School w ill n u m b e r 36, w hich is th re e la rg e r th a n the c lass o f 1931,

T he H anson-V an W m kle-M unniiiR C om pany has c o n s tru c ted a t its fac to ry a floa t w hich th e y 'm v e p re ­s en te d to th e B orough of M ataw an , to be p la ced on L ak e L e ffe rts for the u se o f the b a th ers .

A n u m b e r of v ac an t lo ts in the b orough h av e been ta k en o v e r by th e unem ployed w ho h av e spaded o r p low ed them u p and p la n ted them w ith such p ro d u ce a s ca n be u sed b y th e ir fam ilies.

T h e B o a rd of Chosen F re e h o ld e rs h a s b ee n p a tch in g a n d p u ttin g a co a t of ta rv ia on th e C lufw ood- M ataw an road . I t Is in im e cond i­tion. A sh o rt s tr ip a c ro s s tha t po rtion o f the ro ad fo rm ing the dam fo r L ak e L e ffe rts w as left un ­done, i t be ing the In ten tion :o ra ise th e ro ad bed so th e w a te r will not flow o v e r the ro ad a s It d id la s t w in te r, a f te r w hich th e new w ork w ill be recoa ted .

M oto r tru c k s have s ta r te d th e ir annua l tr ip s to the N ew ark and New Y o rk m a rk e ts . B ecause of the s e v e re d rough t th e loads have been exceed ing ly ligh t. P r ic e s for the fa rm p ro d u c ts h av e been very low.

B a th e rs h a v e not m a d e u se o l e ith e r la k e fo r the p a s t few days b e c a u se of the e x tre m e ly cold w ea th e r .

F ro s t w as noticed in s e v e ra l low p lace* bo th In M onm outh a n d M id­d le sex C ounties on T u e sd a y and W ednesday m orn ings. N o d am ag e to the c ro p s have been rep o rted .

O ne of ihe bes! p la y ed g a m e s of tlie b aseb a ll season w as co n tes ted T u e sd a y afternoon , on the M a ta ­w an H igh School field . M ataw an d efea ted K eyport H igh by a score of 2 to 1.

Senator Case■ • ■■■ ■ r . - ' ■ . ■ ■ ■

Reports J To You•• ' • ' \ 'jV ’ '

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From W ashington

.nnd now hatf a chance to sH! to a d v a n ta g e fo r use ..us ft g a s •■sta­tion . Buf>--Mr. C a rtan p o in ted ou t. the p ro p e r ty is less th a a 10QQ f*et from th e Gt*;f s tation o n thi* o th e r side o f the s tr e e tv n e x t io D eli’s M ark e t and is no m o re th a n 200 feet from T rin ity C hurch . So its u se to r u g a s sta tio n w ould oe p ro h ib ited am i the sa le of th e prorv e r ty w ould be lost, M r. C artan p o in ted out. :

M r, C artan a rg u ed th a t th e re isno pan Rtnuon on the ea side of

a n d local g o v e rn m en ts fo r th e con- m m tra n s i t fro n t.

Install County Officers Friday

M rs. E s th e r P . H u lsa r t, N ep tu n e C ity , w as in s ta lle d s s p re s id e n t of th e M onm outh County A m erican Legion A uxiliary on F rid a y a t th e B rad ley B each P o s t H om e, M rs. W a lte r G roft, M illville, d e p a rtm e n t p re s id e n t, co n d u c tcd Ihe in s ta lla ­tion ce re m o n ie s , a ss is ted by P a s t C ounty P ro s ld c n ts M iss M ary C och rane , A sbury P a rk ; M rs. J o h n M nrus, K eypo rt; M ra. W illiam Jo h n es , Union Bench; M rs. N or­m a n I.ew is, N ep tune ; M rs. R u­dolph C herney , U nion flench, and M rs. Melon WonlhirU, !■ rielm U I. M rs, llu ls n r t su ccced s M rs, Ua3il S locum , W est I.onn llran ch .

O ther o ffice rs Insiulled w ere ; F irs t vlc« jiri'flldcut, M rs. A rtlm r S ilva , A sbury P a rk ; sccond v k u iMuMck-iii, M is. B a rb a ra Dc‘\V ;thii\ K ey p n rt; liilrd v ice n res iden l, M rs, A nnubclie flrlu l, Union B ench; h is ­to rian , M rs. T he resa . G odhold, N ep­tune ; clmplHln, M rs. N etlla S pcro , N ep tune ; se rg can t-a t-a rm s , M rs. S tella C a rte r ; ire n su re r , M rs. fii 'o rjtn U lnca ij K cy p w t, an d »'.*.■ ic la r y , M r*, Sloi 'im .

M rs. H u ls a r t w as escorted to th e ro s tru m by tho M ayor, E ugene 11. I.ow cnsu.'ln, ■ D rnd lcy llc acn , w ho spoko b riefly on the civ ic , c h a r i­ta b le an d reh ab ilita tio n w ork done by th e in i 'n ib e rs of the A m erican t ri'lnn A ux iliary , not only locally , lllll llirniip.lmul th e nnli<>n

Jlosii'flK'K of the evening w ore n irm b e r* of B rad ley Beach U nit 337, w ho *«rvcd re fru tlim cn l* * ftc r tlie In s ta lla tion . M rs. H u lsa rt Is a p t t l p re s id e n t o l th a t unit.

CommunicationTo th e E d ito r,

In beh a lf of th e L icensed P ra c t i­cal N u rse A ssociation o f N ew J e r ­sey , D ivision 10, I w ish to thank you an d your s ta f f fo r th e w o n d er­ful c o v e ra g e you have g iven us in yo u r p a p e r th is p as t y e a r. It w as g re a t ly a p p re c ia t td ,

(S igned)M rs. B essie C overt P u b lic ity C h a irm an

D eb a te in the S en a te , p r io r to th e overw helm ing v o te to p a ss the b ill au tho riz ing e m e rg e n c y finan ­c ia l a id to the U n ited N ations, in ­vo lved a m a jo r d iscu ss io n of th e U .N , a n d our c o u n try ’s p a r t ic ip a ­tio n In it. I sm g la d to oe ab le to re p o rt th a t the S en a te d id not q u es ­tio n o u r m e m b ersh ip in the U .N . H a th c r, th e d eb a te c e n te re d upon th e n a tu re a n d -e x te n t o f pu r su p ­p o r t fo r it.

T h e re i s a sm all b u t noisy fac ­tion in th e coun try w h ich u rg es us to "G e t the U.S. out o f the U.N. a n d th e U.K. ou t of th e U.S. T o som e in th is g ro u p , th e U nited N a tio n s w ill be u n s a fe un til w cg e t a ll th e fo re ig n e rs out of it. S uch p ersons w ould h a v e foundli t t le com fo rt in th e S e n a te 's d is­cussions.

D esp ite all th e sound and fu ry o f the a tta c k s on th e U .N ., public op in ion po lls h av e show n (hut only o n e A m erican In 20 fav o rs th is co u n trv ’* . .w ithdraw ing an d lha t m o re "than 8ft p e r ce n t of us feel it is " v e ry im p o r ta n t" fo r ou r co u n try to w ork to m a k e the U.N. a success . , .

N o t W orld G o v ern m en tO ne helpfu l d ev e lo p m en t is the

g re a te r public u n d e rs ta n d in g tod ay o f w hat tha U nited N ations can d o and w hat It canno t. M ost A m er­ic an s now recogn ize th a t th e U .N. can n o t a c t as a w o rld governm en t capable, of se ttlin g all p rob lem s, Including those b e tw e en th e g rea t p o w ers . T he U nited N ations C h a r­t e r and th e o rg an iza tio n e s ta b lish ­e d u n d e r it in 1945 a r e b ased on th e h a rd political fac t th a t the U .N . can n o t take co llec tiv e ac tion a g a in s t o n e of th e w o rld ’s su p e r­pow ers sh o rt of p rec ip ita tin g the g loba l w a r the U.N. seek s to avoid .

T h e re is b e t te r u n d e rs ta n d in g , too , th n t ihe e x is ten ce of the U n ited N ations is n o t a r e a s o n . io neg lec t o u r own defenses; A rtic le 51 of th e C h a r lc f recogn izes the Inheren t r igh t of ind iv idual o r co l­le c tiv e self-defense . T h e U .N. could n o t long ex ist w ithou t th e global b a lan ce o f pow er to w hich NATO m a k e s a n in d isp en sab le co n trib u ­tion . ,

I b e lieve th a t, d esp ite the lim ­ita tio n s posed hy the g re a t pow er conflict, the U .N . ca n and does m a k e a n um ber o f im p o rta n t, even c ru c ia l, co n trib u tio n s in help ing to p re s e rv e peace.

Serve* A s B ufferT he U nited N ations can serve as

a so rt o f bu ffer, a n ac cep ta b le th ird p a r ty able to fill a d an g e r­o u s po w er v acu u m an d thus to p re v e n t a head-on co llision by th e g re a t pow ers. H n s is w hat the la te S cc re ta ry -G cn e ra l D ag H am m ar- sk jo ld d escribed as th e ro le of "p rc v e n tiv o d ip lo m a c y ," and it is w ell illu s tra ted by th e U .N .’s p eace-keep ing fu n d ion in the Con­g o . H ow ever re g re t ta b le som e of th e developm ents in th e Con^o m ay h av e b een , it seem s

L o o k i n g

B a c k w a r dI lt i.ii , '..w ilt 1 iilkn A id lhln<;5i

Wo K new In The Long Ago

Smith Planning(con tinued from p ag e o ne)

Ihe ro ad s com m ittee c h a irm a n of the tow nsh ip com m ittee .

M ay o r P au l E . C heste r ex p la in ­e d th a t the cost nf the M as te r P lan w ill he borne la rg e ly from s ta te and fed era l funds and th a t usually a low nsh ip like M arlb o ro In M on­m ou th Counly has to pay only one- ten th o f the costs a s th e federa l g o v e rn m en t has ass ig n ed th e coun­ty as a p rio rity a re n nf p lann ing .

C h a irm an F ra n k K appn , In a s ta te m e n t tn the h o ard , reca lled th a t "o n Aug. V, 1961. Ihe P lan ­ning B oard rece ived u le tte r from tho T ow nsh ip C om m ittee , req u es t­ing the P lann ing B oard lo p re p a re n m a s te r plan for M arlb o ro T ow n­sh ip nnd subm it th is p lan to Ihe T ow nsh ip C om m ittee h " p rova l.

(■rent D eal Of Thtiuglil "S in ce th a t lim e, a g re a t deal

of though t hns been g iven tn tills

inr ils ap-

c le a r th a t it isl fa r b e t te r to have th e U.N'., r a th e r th a n A m erican an d Soviet trdups, th e re .

T h e U nited N ations help s fo r e ­so lve c e rta in con flic ts a m o n g s m a lle r pow er? th a t m ig h t o th e r ­w ise f la re up and involve the w orld in an o th e r w ar. T h e U .N .'s m e d ­ia tin g an d co n c ilia ting ro le has been com plem en ted by the. d e ­v e lo p m en t o f such te ch n iq u es as o b s e rv e r g roups, b o rd e r co m m is­s ions , election] su p e rv iso rs , non- c o m b a tta n t gu ard s a n d lim ited U .N. a rm e d forces. .

T h e U nited N a tio n s h a : helped an d Is co n tm u |ng to lie ip p rom ote the sm ooth tra n sitio n o f peoples to se lf-governm ent an d independ­ence. I

A dded A (ea Of C ontactT h e U nited N ations se rv e s as an

add itiona l are ii of con tr.c!, both fo rm a l and in fo rm al, be tw een gov ­e rn m e n ta l re p re se n ta tiv e s . It is a l­w ay s usefu l i(i know w hat is on th e m inds o fl o ffic ia ls of o th e r c o u n trie s , w h e th e r allies’, a d v e rs a r ­ie s o r n c u tra s. an d w h e th e r o r no t w e dec ide to ac t fo r o r aga in st th e v iew s the jl ex p re ss . And it 13, of co u rse , silprem eJy im p o rtan t th a t none o f I the a to m ic pow ers s e rio u s ly m isc a lc u la te e a c h o th e r 's in ten tions. |

T h e U nited | N ation* also has v a lu e a s a g re a t in te rn a tio n a l fo r­u m . O ften Inis asp ec t o f the U.N. does not le a d | to a c tu a l so lu tions.N n doub t a ll (]nuntries shou ld con ­c e n tra te m ore on reac h in g con­s tru c t iv e se tt lem en ts ilian on a t­te m p tin g to \l>in v o tin g v ic to ries, w h ich m ay le, ye th e p rob lem fu r- ^ ^ H l e th e r from soiu .ion th a n befo re . B ut ' 1 ■ev e n w h ere se ttlem en ts a re not ach iev ed , th e " d e b a tin g so c ie ty " a sp e c t o f th< U.N. d o es fo rce co u n tr ie s to exp la in an d defend th e ir policies nnd to fa c e critic ism .And w hile tlm " p o w e r of w orld op in io n " o ften has been e x a g g e ra t­ed , th e re is i o doub t th a t it has so m etim e s h a t a u se fu l m o d e ra t­ing effec t.

rren t U n ited N ations ing on th e keep ing n a y h e lp to p rov ide

A ll these cu a c tiv itie s b ea o f th e peace th e tim e n ec essa ry to allow itsim p o rtan t ec< h u m a n ita r ia n long-range co velopm en t of m en t and a te rn a tio n a l s tren g th en in g b a s is lies ou tim a te ly ach i d isa rm e d and w hich p eace a s su re d unde

A s long ns fu tu re , I am

niom ic, socia l and W ork io m ake its l t r ib u tio n - to the de­cider a r e a s of ag ree- tro n g e r sen se o f in- o m m un ity . In the of the U .N . on th is • b es t hope fo r u!- v lng an effec tive ly in sp ec ted w orld in

can b e reasonab ly the ru le of law .

m an h im se lf h as a su re th a t the U nited

N atio n s o r sJm e s im i la r agencyfor in tcrnatio : h a s a fu ture, th is co u n try si an im p o rtan t th e foundatio

a h u n d a n 'iy \ the U nited N:

ml co -opera tion also I am conv inced tliai m ild co n tin u e to play ro le in .streng then ing is of p ea ce th rough tions.

F ifty Y ea rs Ago C lssur T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 13, 1012) T ill' t'o iiline iK en ii'lil e x e rc ise s of

111- Clai.s nf 11)12, M iitiiwnii l l l |’li School, wci'i' held at llie A m lllorlum last F r id a y even ing , T he w eather w as ausp ic ious anti the hall w as w ell filled w ilh the a d m irin g friends and re la tiv e s of th e g ra d ­u a tes , Thu sn lu la lo ry w as g iven by iho C lass J'li.MiW iil, h lm o ru K ali ' n cr, w ho also m ade the p re s e n ta ­tion of a p ic tu re lo Ihe schoo l. Mn- bet Beat rice liiiiitions d e liv e red the v a led ic to ry .

F o rty -e igh th a n n iv e rs a ry of A, Salz ft Co., KeyiHiri, lo c e le b ra te on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 22d, w ith m usic, souven irs and g re a t a r r a y of ill- t r f . 'tu jn s and tv liitu iu im ii.v ti.n ga in s. Those Who have u lU ndcd th is f irm 's p rev io u s n m i iv m n r y co ltb ra ilm is m a y have A fa in t Idea w hat tills one Is to lie, adv ,

'Ihn kretihlii/* of a s h a f t nt the

'6. T o encou rage those deve lop ­e r* w ho w ould p ro v id e grow th of such q ua lity as to m a k e M arlboro T ow nsh ip a p roud com m un ity .

"T o accom plish th e se purposes, th e P lann ing B oard needs the s e r ­v ices o f a p ro fess iona lly tra in ed perso n , who will be ab le to view o u r tow nship w ithou t p re ju d ice o r em o tion . He w ould b e ab le to p re ­p a re a com prehensive p lan and g u id e th e p lann ing b o a rd In its e f­fort* to im prove o u r tow nsh ip ."

T o Im prove Service*On the score o f tne co -o rd inating

c o m m ittee , M r. R ap p a had th is lo say : "E v e n though we em ploy ihe se rv ic e s of a p ro fess io n a l p lanner w e on the p la nn ing b o ard , m ust rea lize tha t we h av e a responsib ili­ty to be oil the a le r t fo r w ays and m e an s to im prove Ihe efficiency o f se rv ic e s to new deve lopm en ts an d the qunlily and q u a n tity of r a t­ab le* ."

And h e deta iled th e functions of th e m e m b ers of the co -o rd inaling co m m ittee a s follows: " The P re s i­den t of the B oard of E ducation is m o re fam ilia r w ith school p roblem s thnn p lanning b o n rd m e m b ers and h e m ay be ab le to su g g es t the re ­location of a p roposed school so ns to effec t a tra n sp o rta tio n sav ings, n r w hethe r the ty p e is in our best in te re s t.

"T h e ch a irm an of Ihe industria l com m ission could g ive us sugges­tions on how Ihe deve loper could a id his com m ission in secu rin g in­d u s tria l ra tab les and w h eth e r a p ro ­posed deve lopm ent m ight have an a d v e rse effect on in d u s tria l a rea s . In m a n y in s tances , the proposed d eve loper could w ork w ith Ihe In­d u s tria l C om m ission In b ring ing in­d u s tria l ra tab le s to m ir com m unity and the reby reduce the tax burden for nil.

A dvise R eq u irem en ts"T h e ch a irm an of t b ' u tilities

w ork ing out v e loper to foil a re sa tisfied then app rove

iggestions for Ihe de- nw an d then w hen all w ith the re su lts , to the a p p lica tio n ."

NuccioA pplegate re e d ” he w as

M r, W alsh m ission now m em b ers , M and M rs. Ell: found lha t if tlon p ro g ram ned, Ihe coun a m e m b e r 111 m ission woul sn id he had m e m b e r con ac t on a rcc< been " reb u ff It wns a llow e from lack of on dates .

M r. W alsh A rth u r Abba res id en t and in s tru c to r at for the $650 lieved it was taken at the n igh t as Ihe i a su m m e r i red u ced the |: He reported ap p lican t, t te ach e r 111 Cl sis! ant hnsld w an High S d raw n.

Cnim cilmn sa id lie had w ay llie m at He noted ll slim huil call of M r. Slunk the c a n v in g hill the Iected ill il I

M ain St south of R ou te 34, so a m o to ris t has to h a z a rd running ac ro ss th e . o ih tir la n e of tra ffic to g e t to oue on the w est side of M ain St. He d id not b e lie v e it w as lo g ica l !<y !oc&te s ta tio n s ju s t by d is tan ces ', apa rt.- ■ ,, ,

A rth u r P helan ., a h o m eo w n er on the e a s t s id e of B ro ad St. n e a r R ou te 34, sa id he w as v e r y m uch in fav o r of th e o rd in an ce . He said he bad lived on T ennen t Rd. in M o rganv ille w ith a u tc ju n k y a rd s ori th e c o rn e rs a round h im , so h ad m oved o u t and built a house in M ata w an . He sa id he w as d is ­tu rb e d now to th ln l; th a t h e could be runn ing in to a s im ila r cond ition in M alaw an if the o rd in a n c e w ere n o t passed . .

H a* Tw o A pplica tionsJ o h n J , T h a le r, th e b u u d in g in­

sp e c to r , acknow ledged th e re w as som e ch a n ce of th is, a c co rd in g to w h a t w as com ing in to h is office, l ie re p o rte d he had had tw o a p ­p lica tio n s fo r new. s ta t io n s ill the p as t m onth , one for th e sou thw est c o rn e r o f R o m e 34 and B road S t„ a c ro s s B road St. from M r. P h e la n ’s new hom e, and an o th e r fo r w liut is now the s ite of K ap la n ’s D elica­te ssen on the n o rthw est i> c o rn e r ol M ain St. arid R om e 34. In th is la t­te r ca se , M r. T h a le r p a in ted out, no new p erm it for a s ite for a s ta tio n is Involved, a s g a s pum ps now a r e used for b u s in ess on the p rem ise s T no s to re b u ild in g w ould be rem oved and a m a jo r g a s s ta ­tion com o in on the s ite .

M r. T h a le r did not know if the R oute 34 and B road St. s ite m ean t a ch ang ing in the location of C olo t’s S erv ice S tation from M am St. and N ew B runsw ick Ave. to th a t s ite o r C olot's s ta r t in g a sec ­ond sta tio n for the sa le of gaso line u n d e r one business head in g w ith th e s ta tio n they o p e ra te now.

M r. C a rtan did not s ee the con­n ec tion M r, Phelan w as m ak ing betw een gaso line s ta tio n s an d auto I ' _ ' noted the m oderngus sta tio n has a b u s in ess pride in c lean liness and sp lenden t ap ­p e a ra n c e to the eye , en tire ly dif­fe ren t from an auto ju n k y a rd . But M r. P helan noted th a t th is was not the c a se w hen the view of the s ta ­tion w as from its r e a r . And he n o te d th e re w ere g la r in g lights al n igh t, tra ffic runn ing in and out an d noises th a t go w ith all gas stn tions.

M r. T h a le r did a s s u re M r. P h e lan th a t only lOO-by-150-fcet of tho p ro p e rty at the sou thw est co r­n e r of R ou te 34 and B road St. could b e used for a gas s ta tio n , and the rem a in d e r along B road St. p ro tru d ­ed o v e r in to a res id e n tia l zone.

B efore the hea ring w as ad jou rn ­e d it w as noted som e nf the a la rm o v e r g as s ta tion o p e ra to rs being put o u t of. business by the o r­d in an ce w as need less a s section D ex em p ted them from th e c la ss i­fica tion of a non-conforrn ing use if a school, church , h o sp ita l p r p ub ­lic ed ifice should be e re c te d w ith ­in 500 feet of th e ir location When th e g as sta tio n w as on its s ite f irs t.

Out(con tinued from p ag e one)

h n ic il mul oHiiw' n u in n i |ta l twin dlinK <>f ti'is p io lilcm c h rrk e d .

“ All of this has n ^ u l tn ! in a confusion of idisis MiiMriimi.1* su p ­p o rted w ilh [a rts , n iu rr o ftrn no th ing Mfiro than nn rN prcv .iw r of indiv idual tikrji and diNhkrs, w hich nf mi h f lp In p m lin j’ Ihe phm nm r in ;u d in iirconiplish*

Its objet .iv<^" I t w ould In; a uood ide.t, nl this

tim e to review llie n'K|Kin&ll>H(fl',s of Ilia I'lannliiK H oaid .

Itrftpoiiftihlltleft Of llonrd "1 . T o niuke r n l u i n m nl Ihe

1,1ml h zoni-d Inr Hh b rs t |K>sslble use.

"2. To provide for o r d e r 1 y g row th of I he inw im hm , w ith paved *;trt1* is, n u b * und s idew alks and .sewer and w a t n .

"3 . T o plnn for fu tu re uchool idles, parkr,, nnd plftVjtinunds,

- I . / 1* I...*!,! ,n " ,rifMM'I.n nnd I ijdiWHV**.

"fi. T o p ro tec t the tow nsh ip from builder* who would build hon tru Ihttt could becom e the fu tu re de* pi-ew cd iifeii

■ ndv isabtlily ol the M-w*»f and w .ite i j m ains und ndvi.se iih on the ir h

qiiltenirnlN for the sew er and w ate r,

“ Ih e ch a irm an oi tlie <o m m iif o/i ro/id.s, tow nsh ip r»/m m im cotlld ndvi.se us nil tlie l<

app lir.m l hn in>: helmi* ti

in sta lla tion n f ; In ^ no | q u n llh ra tio n ! hail hern |J M r. W.d*.: ! hi in fi nn

I developm ent and how \v< I tiif* best m atn ten iinee nnd

tinn nf road rii ir iin i 'i 'i U» pmpO'.ed , v«,h.-iIhm >in* ciin }'H . ,•<!'’ (,| j• * f

ri'rv ie in j’, 1 !;i .in l.i> ■.* u i efficiency lio in all new io»id';, pi»>h iim* r>n;ih!v w here d eve lopers fa re eMSfmj: ? re. o m m m d . roads, Ihu c h a irm a n m ay ic ijuest tii,n ih n e wthe developer l<> lin p io v e lluit \**\ ..................... .tion of Iho fx is lln i ' r«,id iil'Hir i i ro n i i i i in d which the d ev e lo p er intend,-i , miiMiii: of \ to build mi Hu a<fm

"Y ou can len lly see that if tl 'i1 ; h.wni t co-ordination co m m ittee functions >.|n.nli! t»»ke p roperly , the P lan n in j1, H oaid could |nb v.iih thefum dhm m ore c flic ien lly with 1m s ; ..........chance of ro jd ly e r to r , ami with f \ U . jjrrfile t benefit to the tow nship, i i > a s n i l

"Tin* p '/ired im * reeM nim-nrleil |». I Iliai ft d 'te i i ip i 'i h ie ilie i i i i < n ; . m > (m hh , i)plans nnd npp llra ilnnn for Mudv. noted he wu Ihe IMnnnhw lio iird Ihwi would nt the corn meet with ihe ro o id lnn lin i: com Jtnhhit I .mu lu iiii 'c ond co n sid e r Ihe platut, iu m ,'* foi a

to ra ted how "an in z - t this deve lopm ent, noted th a t the com - w as left w ith two s. M ary E . Costello zabeth W yckoff. He the ru m m e r re c re a -

w as to go on a s plnn* il w ould have to add

at n igh t so the com* have a q u o ru m . He

[ried to j>et the five- im issiun to g e th e r to in m enda tion , bu t hnd d " th re e tim es. Uut this cou ld have been

p ersonal conven ience

offered th e nam e of ia, a M iddlesex Rd.

p h y s ica l education K eyport H iuh School, su m m e r post. He he*

im p era tiv e ac tion be council m eeting tha t

le lays o v e r appoin ting ire c to r had "a lre a d y ro tfram by one w eek ." the n am e of a p rio r anlel S tnnkiew icz, a ffwood School an d as- thall < n arh nt M ain- :ho(il h ad been with-

Only Ford Bigger(con tinued from p age one)

th e F o rd p lant is one fo r assem b ly , not for m anu factu ring .

M r. K re tz e r c red ited H en ry Si­ko rsky , C om m ack, L .f., engineer fo r K-W ay, the K-W ay s tee l e re c ­tion crew . W ashington C oncre te Co., W antagh , L .I., an d M anzo E x­c a v a tin g Co., M ataw an , fo r the fact th a t w here th e re w as only a te r ­ra in of ground A ug. 7, 1961,th e re is now , 10 m o n th s la te r , a fin ished build ing of n ea rly 25 n cres in a re a .

M r. K re tze r said it w as m ore fo rc ih ly im pressed upon him, for w hile M r. Sikorsky h a d heen su p e r­v is in g the llo lm del job , he, M r. K re tze r, h as been in Ind ia on an ­o th e r construc tion p ro je c t. T he head of K-W ay com m en ted , lha t from his observation of co nstruc­tion p rac tice s now ap p lied in India, it w ould have taken flO y ea rs , r a th ­e r than 1(1 m ouths, lo e rec t a build ing com p arab le lo L ily-Tulip 's H olm del p lan t.

It w as puinled out th a t the level­ing off of ihe land, llie developm ent of tunnels th re e -q u a r te rs the length of the Lincoln tu n n e l an d Ihe p u l­ling down of a netw ork of d ra in s req u ired the m oving of 1,­000.1100 cubic y a rd s of e a rth ,

lla il* T im e E lem en tW aller J . R ergm ann , ch a irm an

of llie board ol L ily-Tulip , hailed Ihe tim e elem ent o f construc tion u n d e r K re tze r m ethods of cu rry ing th ings nut. He noted th a t this was liic seven th plant K-W ay had budt for I .i 'v T u lip . Mr. lle rgm unn re ­ca lled th e irs w as nn asso c ia tio n of 15 y e a rs stand ing . K-W ny cam e in­to being in ltl.1l, w hile f.ily-Tulip w as fnrnieil by m e rg e rs o f sm a lle r co m p an ies in ItKIH. As n " p e a c e ­tim e " industry . I.ily-Tulip could nol expand unlii World W ar II whs ov-

\>!n:n K-W.iy liuili n tirsl .......

S H A D E S 'O P N E W Y O R K . . . . E R . S t o r y o f t h e w e e k d e p t . . ' c o u r t e s y N e w Y o r k T i m e s : .H e a d l in e — A I R T R A V E t r E lf . S H O C K E D ! L E F T $ 4 3 ,0 0 0 I N H O T E L , . . D a t e l i n e - - “ C H I T T A G O N G , E A S T - P A K I S T A N — T w o w i ld e l e p h a n t s r e c e n t l y w e n t o n a r a m p a g e a t - . t h e v i l l a g e o f S a o k a n i a k i l l ­in g 12 p e o p l e a n d i n j u r i n g 3 0 o t h e r s . R e p o r t s s a id t h e e l e ­p h a n t s c r a s h e d i n t o t h e v i l l a g e t r u m p e t i n g w i ld l y . T h e C h i t t a g o n g d s s t r . ic t o f f i c e r , M . I s la m , .s a id t h a t t h e e l e p h a n t s w e r e s t i l l a t l a r g e a n d w e r e b e i n g h u n t e d m a n e a r b y ju n g le ." T h e v i l l a g e w a s e v a c u a t e d . ” . . . W h a t h o t e l ? . . ; N o w a v » k n o w w h y p o l i t i c i a n s i n n e w l y i n d e p e n d e n t c o u n t r i e s t a k e t h e i r p o l i t i c s s o s e r i o u s l y . . . T h e y 'r e n o t f i g h t i n g f o r p o w e r o r {i c a b i n e t p o s t . . , t h e y w a n t a l u s c i o u s d i n n e r a t t h e W h i t e H o u s e . . . O h , b y t h e w a y . . . b e n ic e to y o u * c h i c k e n ­f o o te d f r i e n d s . . . w e 'v e j u s t r e c e i v e d w o r d t h a t h e n s o u t ­n u m b e r p e o p l e i n N e w J e r s e y . , , A n d t h e y a r e n i c e e n o u g h to l a y e n e g g a d a y f o r e v e r y m a n , w o m s n w t d c h i ld : i n t h e s t a l e . . . S o w h a t a r e y o u d o in g f o r y o u r h e n ?T H I S ’N T H A T . . . M a y o r . P h i l i p J . .B la n d : j r . o f B n r i t a n T o w n s h i p s a t t h r o u g h t h e e n t i r e m e e t i n g ■ oV- t h e M a t a w a n T o w n s h i p C o m m i t t e e r e c e n t l y . . . n ic e f n e m l - y , n e i g h b o r ly - g e s t u r e .... . T h e K e y p o r t B o a r d o f E d u c a t i o n s u r e s p e n d s a l o t c f t u n e c h i t c h a t t i n g a b o u t e v e r y t h i n g b e f o r e i t d e c id e * ' to t a k e ? ' \ t i o n . . . H a s e n o u g h c o m p e t e n t c o m m i t t e e s t4 - m a k e d e c i s io n s o f . t h e b o a r d r o u t i n e a n d e x p e d i t i o u s . V '. b u t i t j u s t h a s n ' t w o r k e d o u t t h a t w a j ' . . . . Q u o t e o f t h e w e e k . . . R i c h a r d S h a n n o n to E d w a v d S c u l l i o n . . . s c e n e : ; U n W B e a c h s c h o o l b o a r d m e e t i n g , . , “ D o n ’t g o , E d ” S u b t i t V e : ' L o v e ’s L a b o r s L o s t . , . S e r i o u s l y . . . m a n y a r e s o r r y Ho- s e e t h e v e t e r a n s e c r e t a r y a n d b o a rd , m e m b e r l e a v e . . , T h i i v t i t w a s r a t h e r u n f a i r f o r t h e R e c o r d to s e n d - t h e i r ' i n q u i r i n g p h o t o g r a p h e r d o w n to K e a n s b u r g a n d a s k p o l i c e t h e r e “ W h a t is y o u r b ig g e s t g r i p e ? ' ' A lo t o f p e o p le w e r e t o o l e d / i . . M o s t o f t h e o f f i c e r s ' g r i p e s c o n c e r n e d w i th s a f e t y o f p e d e s ­t r i a n s a n d m o t o r i s t s . : . ............

W O R T H L O O K I N G O V E R is t h e n c i v l e g i s l a t i o n r e ­c e n t l y s i g n e d in t o l a w b y G o v . R i c h a r d J . H u g h e s e m p o w e r ­in g m u n i c i p a l i t i e s t o c o r r e c t u n s a f e o r u n h e a l t h y c o n d i t i o n s in s u b - s t a n d a r d d w e l l i n g s , . . T h e s o - c a l l e d " s l u m l o r d b ill'-. r e q u i r e s o w n e r s a n d r e s i d e n t a g e n t s of- b u i l d i n g s o c c u p ie d b y tw o o r m o r e f a m i l i e s t o r e g i s t e r w i t h t h e m u n i c i p a l i t y . I t a l l o w s t h e m u n i c i p a l i t i e s to c o r r e c t u n s a f e o r u n h e a l t h y c o n d i t i o n s i n t h e s e b u i l d i n g s if t h e l a n d l o r d d o e s n o t . . , T h e m u n i c i p a l i t y c a n s p e n d f u n d s t o c o r r e c t t h e s e c o n d i t i o n s , t a k e a l i e n o n t h e p r o p e r l y a n d a s s ig n a s u p e r v i s o r f o r t h e w o r k to b e d o n e , l t a l s o c a n o b t a i n a c o u r t - a p p o i n t e d . r e ­c e i v e r t o c o l le c t r e n t o r in c o m e f r o m th e p r o p e r t y t o r e p a y t h e m u n i c i p a l i t y a n d to p a y a n y f in e s le v ie d a g a i n s t t h e l a n d ­lo r d . . . S o m e t h i n g l i k e th i s r e a l l y c o u l d k e e p u l o t o f p e o p l e b u s y f o r a lo n g l i m e .

V ernon A. Kllison n lie c r i t ic a l alw ut Ihe e r had been handled,

leiri'M tiiui com m is- . .|| for Ihe appo in tm ent i p la in Inr Ihe paper n ip firm al Col­

in due u n ie lo r I luge I’uini. I ..I. T h e re followed roll- s lrm /iion al A iigiisla, ( ia .; S p ring ­field, III.; T oronto ; K iverside, Calif., nml ;i n . ,e ,n r ! i lahorn io rv

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s o u n r i of ii p io p e rty i r nf Muiu Sti a n d . on v, hi< Ii h r limf paid '

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llo lm de l plant w as ro n ce iv rd .Thi* iifW plant n*nsisl< of iiinr

M’p a i .u e la i'p ' in.uii.fin u n . m ollis, b e tte r « a lb 'd ernlerw, lor llirv >,pi t'.iii oul o*>r lirilllY »WO n t’}»■•?, p e r " ro o m ," on 'In*| ’hi1, till'-, th fl < • !* . , , ( . fll rt inr the h ea’ iii}: and pomm pi.in! and a m1!- oll .uc,Mil- lor iniiMii- .1 oKitr*. m lii»' hon t A p a v c l s lone base h

, ’i ',n ,i:i i !>niklH|' ar-ru to fiie etfst of (he p lunl, Z.innj;r III (111 u lw‘1 (* I :l V h il in | , nl ! r 1)1!f11dial >ei I ion ol Lam el Av e, i/oi - derini* the ir plant.

'I he i .nil oad Milm^ w as the fil Ihinjj tn eo m f Into Ihu p ro p rity , the of b rm itu ij' of)(n flu* jnl»the hens V consti iielion iiiiilen tt .ind cl ni cat load lots Mil In tent lo m eet Ihe dem ands ol building, e ie i iinj-, a.id < te te lay inn >;om}i on at mu h a pa. e A je p ie sen ln live of ihe K rel/e i fit tn noted th.it,i ii,. .. ■ „• . .1., ' 'out end to e n d they u n n ld i r a i h fiirthei oul mlo i.p iue than <»lrn or t .a ip e n le i |;ot

Ilul Ihe job iIm ! f.eem cd lo picuNe

the T aney of M r. B erg m an n and K -W ay offic ials m o re w as th e e a rth - m oving, “ 22 billiua pounds of u " a s one offic ial p a rticu la rize d on the su b jec t. But, of co u rse , w hat p leased M r. U erj;m ann w as th a t L ily-Tulip has . now com e to the phase of m oving in m a ch in e ry and “ b ed d in g ” it in p lace at the H olm ­d el p lan t. W ith tha t about to bem n, p ro au c tio n cannot b e fa r aw'ny.

Owner Threatens(con tinued from p age one)

ch ild ren in the a re a and g en e ra lly d e te r io ra te p ro p erty values.

T h ey fu rth e r c h a rg e d th a t pine- ing of the h ea d q u a rte rs in su ch a heav ily popjilnled zone w ould re ­su lt in a noise n u isance ca u sed by w ailing s iren s o f the am b u lan ce s w hen responding to ca lls a t all hou rs of the day and night.

P ossib ility Of ‘ B a rro o m ”Tlie pe tition nlso s la te d th a t th e re

w as a possibility of " a b arro o m w ilh d rink ing going on w hich could get oul of h and an d con tro l and could c re a te a h a z a rd ." A squad o fficer, M ichael Chilpka, sa id the code of e th ics p roh ib ited d rin k in g . He inv ited the p e titio n ers io inspec t any of the l-irst Aid s ta tions . "Y ou will no t find b a rs in any of th e m ," he said .

M r. C hilpka said the squad last y e a r had answ ered 480 ca lls . Of these , 316 w ere in M adison P a rk . H e sa id only tw o req u ired th e s iren and lights n fte r 11 p.m . H e sa id th e s iren s a re not used a f te r 10 p .m . un less deem ed " e x tre m e em ­e rg e n c y /’

At the p resen t lim e the lirst aid tru c k s a re housed in the M adison P a rk F ire House, h u t M r, C h ilpka poin ted out (hot the fire co m p an y will be getting a new tru ck and th e re will then be six veh ic les in llie lire house. He sa id it w ould be d ifficu lt lo gel Ihe standby tru c k out in tim e o l an em erg en cy .

M r. Chilpka said the squad w ould nol p lan lo s tay al the Lehigh lo­ca tion , but it w as a last re so rt .tl Ihe p re sen t lim e, lie sa id Ihe first a id m em b ers had not been ab le lo ge l p ro p e rly Ihey could a ffo rd lo build on. He said Ihe p ro p e rtie s w e re a round SiV.tlOO. "W e h av e !o do som eth ing w ithin our m e a n s ." he said.

J a m e s T o rtn rice noted tha t " th e h im lriinces a re not a?, g ro a l" as the petitioners suggested . On a m o­tion by M ichael F a rrin g to n , the non-conform ing u se perm it w asheld lo r fu rth e r study.

Borough GrammarQ

(con tinued from pane one)J . D olan, presiden t of the M a ta ­w an KrKional H oard of Ifducntion , who will present I h e d ip lom as,l .u lh e r A. hosier, su p erin ten d en t nf schools, will spe.tk in the j’i idua tes . The rh i'.s wili sin ;' (iod til Out

■ u!‘ '' ’ ’ J '•* 'M '■ ’ 11 I* 1' . . ‘ -'ij'. .-'I( li i iu h , will p tohounee the h m e- diction

M em bers Of t.iassI !i<' 'I i j’.rad 'iiite ', ,,i r K;i i cu \ i i v

A n d rrs rn . P o h ril I ' r l r r Andir-As, ( i r o i j ’t* lle ii jy A m ljeu , ji \ , M iinlyji In--: • A lii.ni', K irlia id A Il n hinaii, |Vi H'H.-c lii'iMn 11 11v ille. Sii/aim e M. U u,.u I!. M um I., Hilu:-'i. T„ .! S. Jim nit i-m l, W illiam U Hi adh v,r .n n l 1’ | H r iv n . I -V> i‘i|CeH o rn ., A /id/eiv ( HoLt *!;1.\- ! t ’ir Mad. hit" ili'i-d i r\v Mut/ku. Kmily Hyrd. A n­ion John ( 'a in rn o lo , S 'e a n M arie t 'a i l .o u , Itonahl I-'. IJi-Noi .scio, Sam uel I bnm a i D rvaney,

Also P ali in a Diisnoi, .loan f asf- imoihI |) tn i;‘l;is ImU ,i 1 ds, K aten l liini'' I inh-v, P .ml X l osino .I lop ni'i' M .u fa ie l r . i t m e i . M aty .lean I rank, Midotly Ann ( ia l la jd in , D ebo iah Iner. t ia id iu i. lonnn (). tiis f ubel, llm dley Winslow Mar,I. ..........* -I i i i i « ‘ i.ii.,11.111,Kiel 1,11<1 Ualpii ll.ifiiiiiii. I'.dwind David ll.tii is, Joseph ine H askins,( hill h s I e n , i n n ’ Ih t'j'.epelh, I O'll H eilj;epelli, liw ie H enilethon, l.yn*

da A. H enderson , L ynda M ay H olm es. .

Also John Scott H opkins, R ichard P . In g ram . C onrad Jack so n , Wayne. Ja c k so n , Linda Ann Joh n so n , *Jo-- annc Jo n es , C la ire J o ra lsm o n ; Wil- lir.m W. Jo ra le m o n . S hiela A. Knl*

[ ie la , M aureen M arce lla K ldzus, M a ry a n n e 'K o s t, C»irol M a r ie K ot­un, B arb a ra A nn K uhns, C harles

j V, K urica jr . , D enm s D. Lungbein, i B a rb a ra J e a n L eary , C an d ace Ju n e | Lockwood, T h o m as C am iilo Long-

e tte , C arol Lynn M andev ille , K aren Ann M astrodom cnico , ■ - *

Also Susan D oro thea N ealis , Den* is T h o m as N uccio , Ike O rlow ski, J o a n Louise O sipowitz, John E,' PagU one, Consula Iv e tta P a rk e r , A ndre k u ^ e n e M ark P ease , Gi n rr- osa M. P erd igao . N ancy G ra c e P ic­k ie r, Helen Ann R asm usjsen, C a ry E v a n s R ie th , C atherine M ary Ro- b itad le , lu ln a L. S an d ers , F rank lyn W illiam Shaw, Filizabeth M arie Sje- b e r t . D avid B. Sm ith , G a il Helen S to d d ard , S teven W. Tani.s, S teven S. T e sta , C arm ella R. T om asello ,

Also R obert D ennis T om m arazzo , J o a n T u re b y G reg o ry R alph Wai-. la ce , T h e re sa Lynn W alling , P a m ­ela W ashington, P a u le tte W ashing­ton, P erer J a m e s W a ie rs j r . , Les­lie W hite, Ann M arie W iggins, Ken­neth Allen W illiam s, C la ra Lynn W olverton, E d w ard C onrow Wy­ckoff.

No Under-Sized(con tinued from p a g e one)

developm ent w e r e su b m itted to (he M ataw an T ow nship C om m ittee a t its m eeting on M onday even­ing. T he m aps w ere re fe r re d tc the planning b o ard ,-w h ich recently hud re tu rn ed the firs t se t of inapt- fo r co rrec tio n s a n d changes.

T he com m ittee app roved the ra new al of a d is tribu tion liquor li* cense for H ollyw ood L iquor and G ro cery S tore, Low er M ain St.» M ataw an . On Sept. 6, IIHil, th e co m ­m ittee had g ra n te d H ollyw ood Lf« quo r a tra n sfe r from its p re sen t s ite to a s to re to be co n s tru c te d on R oute 34, south o f L loyd Rd., sub­jec t to ce rta in cond itions. The re ­new al w as g ran ted , still sub jec t to the approval of the p lan s and speci­fications for the build ing , and the an tic ipation tha t con stru c tio n will toe s ta r te d w ithin fit) clays.

H ie unit is to be p a r t of a four- .-.lore .shopping c e n te r to be con­s tru c ted by W illiam D an ie ls , Lnval* le tte , a t a cost of abou t }(i0,000 on a lOO-hy.iiOU foot tra c t. T h e ce n te r will have m ly a 40-foot se tb ack from the h ighw ay, and Com m ittee* mu n H enry ft. t r a p h a g e n te rm ed the se tback in a d eq u a te from the view points of p a rk in g an d h ighw ay safe ty . The co m m ittee voted, oil M r. T ra p h a g c n 's re u n n m en d a tio n , to request the p lann ing b o ard to s ludv the possib le in c rea s in g of s e t­back le q u irem en ts in a ll H oule 34 com m ercia l /ones.

Club Discusses! (con tinued from p age one)

1.“. el Of llic be.O'll .H i ,i. Tile Up- i per level v.iil be sm oothed over ! hv m ach ines duinu '. iho next w eek,' Dei Ule Tn I hud P ieule | ‘I |ii' club voted lo lia \ c til'' ail- 1 nn.*) I 'r»nt t h -if iiilv pit nic. M r.

I.a ‘--an, r h a l tm m , v.dl he a g i s te d ■by Miv, l.vnn H aule r, A .1. Tom*V

Mi> n i ii i I >< in a h 1 I , l/.ty , ti ,im es t Ini' ‘ItM f lillfhen Will l>«- ill t ilnj’f d

and lood will be p ro \ nh'd.I 'tan k ly n H unler s ta ted lha t the

scho la rsh ip co m m ittee of t h e i.oehslea Club unan im ously ap* proved of the M /ifaw/m R egional

( High .Schoorn choice of Ihe dr* [.‘•eiv in j1, e ia d u a te for ihe tlulJ i .n \ ,u i l . ih e aw ard will he pie*

‘.ru led iii M onday’s lo m m rm e m e n l e.xeiciMU

Wii/inm S ie i 'f iied and M r. Hunf* i i . h | m le e i i d In i ep i e.-.i r,' the d u ll a t the ,h im 1 m e e im p ol thH M alaw an llo to u g h 1‘ouucfl.

H efretdunents w e ie re iv e d during the $ociui h(Kir w h k h followed*

nhimday, June 14, 196:2 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Pc*g« Fhns

Roaary, Altar Installation DinnerMrs. John ThalerHeads Auxiliary■ :■'.■' . •■'■■■ V . '

M rs.. Jo h n .T liii 'e r w as ra -e lec ted prttsideiM r,nf. the L ad ies A u x ih a iy o f (he M ataw an. A m erican Legion P a s t US M u b u s in e s s m ee tin g anv.■urniler n e ld - a t T h ? M agnolia Ion ;F ren eau . a v c v ‘fciaiwwon; : .-< >o....

•;i S erv ing -w i* .h ,h« r next y e x c will b e M rs. G ussusB ell, firs t v ic e p fes-

. (dent;- M rs. . W illiam , 'D<i!inen w o rth st;<D ud'v.ce p re s id e n t, M rs. J a m s ?H . M a-cin, h i= '.onan ? n d tr e a s u re r ;

■ M r s " ,M a r g a r e t M cD onald ,; C h^psf la in , M rs. 0 F c b a r t SoiHI’ sco re- ta ry :.. M r?; ;*M a ry , ,O |U0 iW»l!,? ,seirr' gsunf.riit-aa«sy> -C he-. form a! i n s t a k

;i la tloiv; c e re m o n ie s ■ w‘l l i ; e .ih e ld in O ctobe r.

F ifte en m e m b e rs w ere p re se n t a t ih e fina l m e e tin g o t 'th « o rg an i-

^ i n ‘'D u S r i l e '4 i ^ 'M r i t^ a r i i i r c t l , n ^ une 5 * f , *le l»» . F re n e a u . S ea ted a*K>ve, I iJcnS; M rs. G eo rge E gan , d in n e r co -ch a irm a n aiu lc ^ n r t ivere i'k-iiori>d |i M r i ' TWalp- 'tef* *® r lSht> a r e ftfrs . F r a n k C ordasco , tre a s u re r ; ; p « t p w ld e B f ; th e R ev . Ja m e s Connell, ch ap la in n i

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A n In sta lla tion d in n e r Was h e ld Itv the R n tn ry j C h a rle s E m e ry , p as t p res id en t. S tand ing a re tlie aw ! A lta r Society o f . S t. 'J a a e p b V C hurch , K eypo ri, | R ev . W illiam B ausch ; M rs. P . T. A hern , pasfc nr^s-

The R o sa ry and A lta r S ocie ty o : S t. Jo seph 's , C hurch,. K eyport;. h e ld ' an ,in s ta lla tion d ic k e r a t ih e P o e t’s Inn , Freneau* on J u n e 5 w hen 125 m e m b e rs and g u e s ts w e re p re s ­en t. T n e o fficers: in s ta lled w e re M rs.' J a m e s C. D ay. K eyport, p re s i­den t; M rs. H aro ld D eitz , M ataw an , v ice p res id en t; M rs. J o se p h R ether,' M ataw an . se c re ta ry , a n d M r*. .F ran k C ordasco , M a ta w an ,. t r e a s ­u re r . . . . .■ ■■

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oopducted th e b r ie f business sea. s ion during w hicl; M ru ' Bell re p o r t­e d o n the M em o ria l S a y d -s e rv io e s , an d M rs. i D tin n e n w o r t^ o n the ski"ces^fui poppv drive-, w h ich ex­c e ed ed last y e a r ’s (donation*;- M rs;D on cen w (irth : e x p re sse d her- ap p re - e lu tion tn h e r co -w orkers an d th s re s id e n ts o t.M a ta w a n ’lo r th e i r gens e -o u s help ,

G irl* ’ S ta te O f ! f | i l c M rs. Tlialtn;. re p n r te d th a t p lans

h a d been co m p le ted (o r M iss C arol L ynn S ari. S W illiam . S t.. O ld B ridge , a M a ta * an R egional H igh School S tu d en t who .w ill be the dele-

fa tev fron t! th e lo c a l A uxiliary to u rsey ; G irls ' S ta te /- . H er a l te rn a te • w ill :M M isj N a n c y ' Bath B arne tt,

.v il^ i jE d g e w a te r D r . , Vfatavmn.- 'M rs; C laude B rid ea ii/f sunsh ine |

c h a irm a n , rep o rted on th e c a rd s i 3to m e m b ers . A s m usic c h a ir­

m a n , M rs; B rld»au exp la ined th e h y in n o f th e m o n th and read “ In T h e C a rd e r .’’

1 . M ra. M cD onald re p o r te d send ing coupon!; to th e M on m o u th C ounty C oupon C h a irm an . M rs . b e ll rep o rt e d on the su c cess fu l cooking d e m ­o n s tra tio n h e ld b y M rs . J o h n K ane o f th e J e r s e y C e u tia l P o w er and L ig h t Co. a t th e S ea rs S to re , K ey­p o r t . *

M rs. T h a le r c lo se d th e m eeting w ith h e r ex p re s s io n o f g ra titu d e fo r th e co -o p e ra tio n du rin g th e p a s t y e a r a n d h e r w ishes [o r a p le a s a n t su m m e r._ ; - ■■■ — ' '' _

Bicycle Hike By.Girl Scout Troop 229

.'the firs t G irl S co u t T ro o p in the M onm outh C ounty C ouncil o f G ir l

riScouta to^ a tte m p t a b icycle h ike h a s re tu rn ed sa fe ly . M em b ers of

-M a ta w an G ir l S cou t T ro o p 329 n u d e a 49-ntile ro u n d tr ip h ike to

;C a m p N om oco, S m ith o u rg . d u rin g ith e w eekend.

.The g irls left M ata w an S a tu rday ■ a t 8 a .m ., s to p p ed to re s t an d had

b re a k fa s t a t l e o a p e a m u i L ake,V reehald . T hey th e n p roceeded to

iC a m p N om oco, w h e re they se t up ,c a m p a t T h e L odge for one n igh t.

. P a tr ic ia F is h e r a n d K aren S m ith ,-m e m b ers of: S en io r G irl ScoutT ro o p 314, M a la w a n ; accom pan ied

’V irg in ia B eck , S u sa n C arlson , T oni H edgcpel|i, L inda Jo h n so n , B a rb a ra K uh n , S usan N ea lis , C aro lyn S n .lth a n d Lynn W olverton .

T he Scouts a re now p la n n in g a fam ily day a t Is la n d B each. T u r s -1 r0W( 0hiOi a re visitinK the ir 'son -in -

T in a will co m p le te i j JW t n j | d a u c h te r , M r. an d M rsth e ir sa lt w a te r life and t a p v,i». p a u i A rnold jr . an d ch ild ren ,b o p re sen ted w ith th o ir ran k s a n d , . 1Ab ad g e s for th e 1961-62 y e a r d u rin g i , ^ Jr * . l r s , V f y , H o ste tte r th e day dS ^ e ,r S ues* asl w eekend,

.The b icyclers w ere e sco rted by j * ^ 9- E d g a r C ooper, P a tto n , Pa^ s o m e of th e m o th ers , who t r a n s - ! ' ^ 0 w as a co llege ro o m m ate of

l M rs. H o ste tter.I M rs. G eorge W. A llen, W hitins- I ville, M ass,, Is spend ing the w eek

! " : I w ith M r. and M rs. E. H, D om inick.T o p S t u d a n t 1 T h e F roeholi! E lk s C lub sp o n so r­

- •......................... ■ • • • - ed a benefit for c rip p led ch ild renSunday . T h e M edallions an In s tru ­m e n ta l g roup from M a ta w a n ,'p a r -

Mts; B e rn a rd D iSanto, p ro g ra m c h a irm a n ; M rs. / th e N . J . S ta le H osp ita l a t M arlboro , g u es t sp eak e r; l i a ru ld D eitz. v ice p re s id e n t; M rs . J a m e s C. D ay , j M u . Alvin fr 'itig cra id , p a s t p re s ia e n t, an d the R ev. presidcD i; (Vlr*. J o se p h K eibe r, s e c re ta ry ;.M rs . Jo h n I A lfred D . S m ith .T h a le r , d in c e r co -ch a irm a n an d p a s t p res iden t; M rs. i ................

■ M rs, D a y w elcom ed th e m e n v lj i im th and tlie Rev. W illiam Bauscli b e rs and .g u e s t j a n d th an k ed tin? | p re sen ted a p riz e to the m o th e r of m e m b ers to r - th e ir co -o p era tio .1 1 (l v cld u rin g the p a s t y e a r . M rs. Ben- - ' J ■■■ja m m D iSanto in tro d u ced (he g u e s t I .M is . T h a le r and M rs. G eor^i; sp e a k e r , th e R ev. J a m e s Connell, ! K gnn w ere co rcha lrm w i of the dm - o f th e -N . J .- S ta te . H osp ital, M ar!-1 ner. - lh a - ta b le s w e re d ec o ra ted boro . w!k> spoke on “ M en ta l I by M rs. F ra n k L etw enske and M rs. H e a lth ," M rs. J o h n T h a le r m tro-.l G loria E x leben . ductKl th e o th e r g uesti'. I 'ln o nevt nifretmp, will be held

A p rize w as p re se n te d to the old-1 Oct. 2 w hen th e re v/ill be enroll- e s t m e m b e r by - th e Rev. A lfred m e n t for new m em bers .

M a t a w a n P e r s o n a 1 11 e m s- N e w a O i T a * A n d T a i r P a m f l r l a A p p r e o la t e d A t A a r T ta a a

. C all M rs. W innie G ade , T e l, LO 6-0U41 ,

M r. a n d M rs. R alph H e rr ic k h a v e I M r. and M rs. J a c A. C ushm au i M r; an d M r*. A rth u r . A bbazla, re tu rn e d fron t th e ir su m m e r h o m e j w e re P n d a y even ing v is ito rs o f M r. | M iddlesex R d , , ; «U ended the wed- in P in e G rova, Conn. | a n d M rs. R o b ert K. C ushm an , I d ing of Ena. A lton D av is lo M rs

M r*. J a y V H o ste tte r h a s r e tu r n - ! P rin ce to n J u n c tio n . I Shirley N ew m an a t th e II S. N avaled h o m e a f te r spend ing five day* ! M r. and M rs. E d w a rd W. C u r r ie , ! A cadem y. A nnapolis. M d . on s a t ­in P a . w here ih e viss*ed he«* w a-1 M ata.wan, a n d M r. and M rs W ai-1 u rd ay . fcns te r , M rs A lbert B oyer. N orthum - t« r W agnei\ Sea Oi* t* h a d d in n e r j M r and M rs . Alton U av is, M a n -b e r ian d . an d Dr. M a rg a re t B oyer in Selinsgrove, P a .

M r. an d M rs. B iu c e M acC utch- eon e n te r ta in e d a t a b a rb ec u e S un­d ay . Then guests w ere M r. and M rs. V ictor F ah ro v ic an d M r. and M rs. G eo rge D eitz and ch ild ren .

M iss M a rg a re t W in ter c e le b ra t­e d h e r With b irth d ay a t the S hefe H om e on R av ine Dr- S a tu rd a y . M any frien d s from the su rround ing , a re a sto p p ed tn to g ree t her.

M rs. N icholas F ran c isc o , M rs. W illiam O hnsnian , M rs. R oy K ais­e r , M rs. G eo rge D eitz, M rs. Jo se p h R ank ! j r . , M ra. R ussel! W eber, M rs. B ru ce M acC utcheon, M a ta ­w an , a n d M rs. J a m e s L ed erm an , B erk e ley H eights, a tte n d e d th e S a t­u rd a y even ing p e rfo rm a n c e o f "M a g g ie ” a t th s P a p e r M ill P la y ­house, M illburn. T h ey d in ed a t M ario 's .

S a tu rd a y th e s ix th an n u a l Lin- c ro f t H orse Show w as .h e ld a t B rookdale F a rm s . 11 w as sp o n so r­e d by the L m croft H ire Co. M r. and M rs. W illiam S anford and ch ild ren , B illy and M ary Lou; M rs. S tockton H opkins an d d au g h te r, B eth ; P a m ­e la C ooper and C aro l M andev ille a t ten d ed from M ai aw an.

M r. an d M rs. Jo se p h K ing, M or-

W agnerS a tm d a y m glit a t th e B rie lle Y ach t | w ,n C lub. j ' '

M r. and M rs. fo iinson C a rta n I w e re Sunday v is ito rs in N ew Hope,P a .

M r. and M rs. J o se p h D ern b e rg e r w e re S a tu rd a y g u e s ts o f M r. and M rs . S tan ley Swithlc, C rea m R idge,

T h e S h rew sb u ry C horal C oncert g iven S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t th e G re a t H a ll in M onm outh C ollege inc luded th re e local lin g e rs , M rs. C h arles M andeville , W illiam C h a tm an and Al L aM ura . T h o se a ttend ing from M ata w an w e re M r. an d M rs. T h o m ­a s Siddons M r. a n d M rs. S tockton H opkins, C h a rle s M andev ille , M rs. W illiam C h a tm an , M rs. F . H ow ard L loyd Jr. an d d a u g h te r , N ikk i, M r. a n d M rs. S tephenson E n te rh n e , D o ia ld D ay . M r. a n d M rs. R obert O 'C onnell an d M r. and M rs. John S yko ra . M r. and M rs. H erb ert C ot­tre ll, B row ntow n, a n d tlie lr gue3t,E a r l Y orger, III., a lso w ere m th e p a r ty .

C h arles R . P e rr in e , son of M r. a n d M rs. C h a rle s P e rr in e , is hom e fo r s u m m e r v ac a tio n from B orden-

M iss D onna K lepp, a s tu d en t a t S t. F ran c is N u is in g Sciiool, is spend ing a m o n th 's v ac a tio n w ith h e r p a ren ts , M r. a n d M rs. F red K lepp, 10 F ie r ro A ve.

M r and M rs. F ra n k B ucco and ch ild ren h a v e re tu rn ed to th e ir

-po rted sleeping b ag s and provi s lo n s in th e i r c a rs .

thu g u ita r , M anny V alles on 'h e d ru m s and F ran k P iazza , the sax o ­phone.

M r. and M rs. T h o m as C asey gav e a buffet s u p p e r Sunday in h o n o r of th e ir son , Jo se p h J a m e s F la n a g a n , who g ra d u a te d from St. M a ry 's H igh School, P e r th A m boy, T h e ir guests w ere M rs. H annuli F la n a g a n , B rooklyn; M r. and M rs. W illiam C asey s r . . Union B each; M r. and M rs. W illiam A llen, M r. and M rs. W illiam M atthaey , M r. and M rs. Anthony F arie llo . M rs. M arth a LeCom pte and M r, and M rs. B ru ce Sm ith. M alaw an.

M rs. Lee C oulom he e n te rta in ed a t b ridge T h u rsd ay evening . The w inners w ere M rs. Jo h n R anko and th s hostess. O th er g u ests w ere M rs. S a ly e r H ughes and M rs. W il­liam C lifton.

T h e Infant son o f M r. and M rs. L ee Coulom he w as c h ris ten ed Jona-

M !>1 D iane W enzel, M o rg a n v ille ., th an D avid Sunday at St. J o se p h 's h a s achieved tlie h ighest sch o la stic I w ith the Rev. A lfred D. Sm ith ra n k in llie I9A3 g rad u a lln tj c la s s of I offic iating . A buffe t luncheon w as

se rved ou tdoors la te r a t the Coul-

MISS D IA N E W ENZEL

tow n M ilita ry In s titu te , Borden- tow n., .

M r. and M rs. J o se p h A lexander a n d M rs. D e lbe rt M ills, L a v a le ttc , w e re M onday ev en in g g u ests of M r. an d M rs. G a r r e t t J . M cK een, V al­ley Dr.

M rs. P a u l E g a n en te r ta in e d the T h u rsd ay D esse rt B ridge C lub. T he w inners w ere M is . F red N oble, lio lm d e l; M rs . L eroy S icke ls and M rs. Jo se p h B a ie r . O th er guests w e re M rs. W illiam R. C raig , M rs. F ra n k B liss, M rs. G e ra rd D evlin, M ataw an , an d M rs, John E g g le ­s ton , H olm del.

M rs. N icholas F ran c isc o e n te r ­ta in ed h e r b rid g e cluh T h u rsd ay ev-

_ . . en ing . T h e w in n ers w ere M rs. Wil-tic ip a ted w ith Jo h n Beach p lay ing i H am O hnsm an a n d M rs. Roy Kai-

’ “ " ” ‘ ' s e r . O ther g u e s ts w ere M rs.

to r trip . T hey w ere Ihe g u e i ts ol M r- and ' M rs. D onald B ranne r, B roadw ay , V a., and M r. and M rs. R ic h a rd D eln a m o re , B randyw ine, M<1.

M r sn d M ra. W illiam R. C raig . C rescen t P I., en te r ta in e d a t a cock­ta il p a r ty S a tu rd a y o n th a law n of th e ir hom e overlook ing L ake Lef- fa rts .

M rs R o b ert E rd m an n e n te r ta in ­ed Ju n e 8 a t a luncheon and b ridge . T he w inners w ere M rs. M il­ton G unkle a n d M rs. E v e re tt C a r l­son . O ther g u ests w a ra M rs. Ho­w a rd K rogh , M rs. R o llin R ich ­a rd s , an d M rs. D u n can B lack . M iddletow n.

T iie house guests of M r, and M rs. Jo se p h A. D e rn b e rg e r Ju n e5 and 8 w ere M r. an d M rs. W il­liam Suiphin . R uinb lev . Md.

M r an d M rs. F ra n k F a r ra n o hav e m oved into th e ir new hom e on V alley D r.

M r. and M rs. W.H. E b a n s , Penn- sauken , w e re S a tu rd a y guests of M r and M rs. C h arles J . Ruff.

M r- and .Mrs. I l.F . Joh n so n , K an­sas C ity . Mo. a re spend ing tw o w eeks w ith th e ir son-in-law^ and d au g h te r, M r. and M rs. S alyer H ughes, 137 W ashington Ave.

T he w eekend house g u ests of M r. am i M rs. L ee C oulom he w ere M r- and M rs. D unuld H e b e rt and '.hii- d ren , M ilford , Conn. .

M rs. H ow ard V eale, S ayrev ilie , en te rta in ed Ju n e 5 a t luncheon and b ridge . T h e prize w in n ers w ere M rs. E lm o re K a ttn e r, M rs. Don

Project To Be Ywle In JuiynF u n h e r p la jis fo r ’'C hrjsim a.s in

J u ly . ' wt*r« m o d - £?: th.» w e c tia a of the L ad ies A ux ilia ry o: the V et­e ra n s s f fo r e ig n V /ars, (fua tia lcan- aJ Pos? 4/■}“.. Mata.'.van. , r own?!vp, af- a m eeting h?!rl in Uie M em orial HoifM1.

.Mrs. R nlh -W illiam * conduc ted tht* business session M rs. Ireiu* B renon, a in tilia ry cnairrsian . rep o rt­ed on tiie c h ild ren 's C h ris tin as p a r ­ty in D ece m b e r w hich will |)e f i­nanced by the ‘’C h ris tm as m Ju ly lo b e 'h e td S a tu ro a y evening , Ju ly 2 i. m the posi nom e. T he a tfa ir w ih fea tu re a C h ris tm as tree . C h ris tm as d e c o ra tio n s and C nnst* m as m usic ; - C h arles R atm o ;s g en e ra l c h a irm an ot the d u u w - dancc . T ick e ts a re a v a ilab le from B. A. R obedee. tick e t c h a i.ir .au , o r t h e co -ch a irm en . P a r tic i­pa tin g o rgan iza tions, a re the VFW P o st 47-15. aux ilia ry ,- .M em orial Home- and C orps M others A ssocia­tion.

M rs. D oro thy S char rep o rted on th e D istrict; h n ca rn p m en i w hich w as held in the M iddle tow n T ow n­sh ip P ost H om e. T en m em b ers of the local a u x ilia ry a tten d ed . M rs. E d ith K ern w as e lec te d ju n io r vice p re s id e n t of th e d is tr ic t; M rs. K ita S carb o ro u g h , d istrict, tru s te e . In e new ly-elected p re s id e n t, M ra. Isa ­bella Joh n sto n , N eptune, appoin ted M rs. S ch ar to serve, as ass is tan t co n d u c tre ss an d M rs. W illiam s as co lo r b e a re r .

P la n s Tw o C ake SalesT h e aux ilia ry ' is p lanning two

c a k e sa le s d u r in g the su m m er. M rs. N an cy Isem a im w ill be chair* m a n an d sh e will be a ss is ted by M rs. W illiam s a t the Ju ly sa le and by M rs. S caro o ro u g h a t th« A ugust sale .

M rs. H thttt V o!p* wus insta lled a s p a tr io tic in s tru c to r by M rs. M a r­jo r ie C oncepcion , p a s t D ep artm en t p re s id e n t, and M ri. Irenv M eehan w as e lec ted d e le g a te to the N ation ­a l E n c am p m en t to be held m M in­neapo lis . M um ., tn A ugust.

M rs. H elen D av is rep o rted on the successfu l poppy §aU .- M rs. S h ar won the sp ec ia l aw ard . R e­fre sh m en ts w ere se rv ed by M rs. Isem am t, M rs. A lice H ausm ann , M rs. V era G au n t an d M rs. L o r­ra in e Sm ith.

Mark 50th Anniversary

Graduates Honored At Family Picnic

M iss M arilyn D iS an to . w ho re ­ce ived a B acha o r of A rts D eg ree from N ew ark S ta te College, Union, an d E ugene D iS an to . who received an AsMK’ata in A r ts D egree from M onm out’a ' C o llege, W est Long B ranch , w e re gue .'ts of Itonor a t a fam ily p icn ic given a t th e hom e o f th e ir p a re n ls , M r. an d M rs. B e m a rd D iSanto , 2 M iriam D r., M ataw an .

A lso a tte n d in g w ere M r. and M rs. S .J . D iS an to and son. A n­thony, M r. an d M rs. T ad D iSanto an d ch ild ren . Ann and T ed , M r. and M r«. J o h n T u c c itto and son, Jo se p h , M r. a n d M rs. Jo se p h Rod- r iq u es. M r. a n d M rs. F ra n k A r­g en tin e and sons, E m il an d Louis, M r. and M rs. P au i Z am bito , M r. an d M rs. P a t DapoSito and d au g h ­te r, F ra n Louise, M r. and M rs. M atthew D 'A polito and ch ild ren ,

I F ra n k and Jo sep h in e . M r. and M ra. A nthony Z am bito and son, P au l. M r. and M rs. P au l Zam bito j r . , and sons, Haul and S teve , M r. and M rs. P a t P a p a and d au g h te rs , Jo a n n , P a tr ic ia an d Lois, M r. und M rs. V ictor P a p a and d au g h te rs , D iane and L inda, M r. and M rs. R alph P a p a an d sons, Louis, R ay ­m ond and Jo h n an d P asq u a la D i­Santo.

M R . AND M R S. W ILLIAM R . ELLISON

{K ainaud ; f o u r g ran d d au g h te r* ,! M rs, W illiam Y ear^ in , M isses Di- i ane. D onna emd D ebra H erb e rt and j two g ran d so n s , W i i { ( a mI Y earg in an d D o ug la i Y ea rg in , a ll

of W est P a lm B each.M r. and M rs. E llison wrero rest^

dents of M ataw an fo r 45 y e a rs b&- 101 e m oving to W est P a lm Beach in 1956. M r. KUison is re tired . He is a m e m b e r ot th e M ataw an Ma*

! !>ontc Lodge and is an ex em p t fire*| m an M rs Ealisou is a c h a r te r ! m e m b er of S irius C hap ter, O rder ' of E a s te rn S ta r. T hey a re both

m em b ers o f N orthw ood B aptist. C hurch in F lo rid a .

G uests a tten d ed from M ataw an , K eyport. M organv ille , J e ra e y City, K obertsv ille , S outh A m boy, P la in ­field, L ake H iaw atha . N ew ark , O ld B ridge , B elm ar, T o m s R iver, M ay­wood, M iddletow n, B iow n tow n and

L a u ren ce H arb o r.

M r. an d M ri. W ilham K. UlUson. 422 34th S t., W est P alm B each. F la . fo rm e r M atav /an res iden ts , a re p ic tu re d abou t to c a t th e ir a n ­

; m v e is a iv c a k e a t an open house K'lveii in th e ir h ono r S a tu rd ay to

! c e le b ra te th e ir 50th w edding an- \ m v e rsa ry .j T h e re w ere MH) p resen t a t the ! a ffa ir held at th e F irs t B aptist l C hurch , M ataw an , g iven by th e ir

d au g h te r* and sons-m -U w , M r. an d M rs. .H o w a rd H erb ert, West P a lm B each, and M r. and M rs. C harles R ainaud , 7 M iriam Dr., M ataw an .

M rs. E llison, th e fo rm e r Miss Lulu M. M atth ew s, and M r. E lli­son w e ie m a r r ie d Ju n e 8, 1912 in M organv ille by th e R ev. Sam uel B ow er, m in is te r of the F irs t B ap­tist C hurch , M ataw an .

T h ey a r e th e p a re n ts o f tw o d au g h te rs , M rs. H e rb e rt an d M rs.

Laurence Harbor P-TA Committees

M u C n a r te s 1 ,Ihoropson . p res i­d en t of t h e I .a -u en c e H <ubor K lem «'inarv .Schools P ar.e i> M eacher A ssociation, h a s aim rnm ceii h e r com m ittee ’d ia u m e n fo r che com -

y ea r. . , ■ . . - .lh e A ssociation , forrsierlv know n ..

a s the L a u ren ce harhKH’ C h/fw oftd: Beach P -IA . Will be se iv e d by M rs. Vincerit. U usbm an. aud itin g ;

• M rs- W illiam N aused , M rs, { -rank K ri'^v d sm sk i. M rs J a m e s B oa- w aa.is. .a.nd M rs. AleJ-.ander .K a j> : p e re r , b u d g e t an a fn iancc; E ; P e rcv T u c k e r, .c h a ra c tc t an d s p ir i­tual education : , M rs. R ich ard W ylsh, cifiJ’.enshtp; M rs. F r a id t ' F u rnaro . civil defen.se; M r s . , Wil­liam B eckuer, excvpuonal ch ild ; M rs. H aro ld Crovvther. F o u n d e rs D ay; M rs. T od K ru m en ak e r, hea lth , w elfare , te leb m o cu la r. polio and rnentp l hea«tfc; M rs . N o rm a n W inds, h is to i ia n : M rs. Thom .aa-k u d ak , M rs. F ra n c is B ry an t. M rs* ! A lva Ja c q u e s , M rs. R ichard L oucks and M rs. B e rn a rd KoS'Vak, M r*. F.. .Percy T u c k e r .'h o s te ss e s .

Also M rs. J a m e s M aye, in te r­n a tiona l re la tio n s; .Mrs. J o se p h P ro b st, m ag az in es; M rs. S tephen G allan t an d M rs. J a m e s SnaUucls, m em bersh ip ; C h arles T hom pson,

;inusic; M rs. F ra n k A pplegate, p a r ­en t and fam ily life;- M rs. R u sse ll M acdonald , p ro ced u re and by­law s; M rs. J o se p h D eerm , pro* g ram ; M rs. R ay m o n d P a rk s , p u b ­lica tions; M rs. V incen t A pplegatu . ou ts ide pub licity ; M m . H enry Bcirne, M rs. E d w ard A nderson and M rs. W nson A rm angeon , in- sldd p ubhcitv ; M rs. John S pellm an, room re p re se n ta tiv e s ; M rs. S ta n - , ley V igue, rec re au o n ; M rs. Jo se p h Hnnoo, ru ra l s e rv ic e ; T heodo ra M arcinkow sk i, s a f e t y ; C harlo* T hom pson , school education an4 leg islation ; tra n sp o rta tic u , M r i G eorge F ra n z ; M t9 . A le ian d e r K ap p ere r and M rs. WilJIam N au ie d , w ays an d m eans.

A ssisting th e w ay? and m e a n t co -cha irm en will b e M*s. Krzywd* sn isk i, M rs. B ouw aans, M r a , H udak, M rs. K n tm e o a k e r , M n . W illiam Coughlin an d M rs. Ed* W'ard Cox.

M rs. F re d e r ic k S ch aab w ill b t c h a irm an of the spec ia l tab lec lo th p ro jec t.

G eorge D eitz, M rs. Jo sep h R ank l ] aid R obinson and M rs. F red erick ir ., M rs R ussell W eber. M rs. B r u c e ; D ederick , M ataw : i. O th er guests « . ____ t i r e i n*vM Arii<rt* «nH M rs.

X

- n*i FieelK ild Kt-Kional H igh School. She

■•will g ive tlie v ile d ic to ry a d d re ss a t th e co m m en cem en t exo rc ises th is S u n d ay afternoon .

A m em ber of the honors c lasacs , M ia s ‘Wenzel has d one co n sis ten tly ex cellen t w ork d tirlnu her four y e a rs in h igh school. Shi> Is n m em - h e r of the N a tio n a l H onor Socie ty a n d received a le t te r of co inm endu- tlin i from th e M erit S cho la rsh ip C orp . M iss k e r n e l h a s been a w a rd ­e d the Ilntiscii sn d I.oinh H onorary Science A w ard an il will h e p re s e n t­e d w ith a b ronze m edal at x rad - UrtlM'ii SIh1 iil.su v, as ,i '.viiim'j o! tho l-.lks S ch o la rsh ip A w ard and recuiviul a ( iS Ixm d ................w as mm of tliroo M onm oiitli C oun­ty liilfli school te n lo rt In win ,i nod- iniin scho la rsb l|) .

In add ition to Imr scho la sllc nchievem eiitH , MIms Wenzel has li tn u ac tiv e in o th e r fields. She bus b ee n a imsmhor of the G ir ls ' Alii- te lie Ass<«*lttilim an d llm M alhe- u n t ie s Cltil). She ha* hoeu a m i'in- bo r nf the liiiru ry counc il for four y e a n , J«rv ln« tlin.-u y ea rs on ihe lib ra ry p lann ing b o a rd and w as p i’Salilent of tliu council durlnft h e r i sen io r y ea r. M Ut Wen/.ol w ns on j tils Y ear Boolt co itiin ltleu sn d w as co p y id l ln r fo r the iclinol m w s p a - ; fw r thin y e a r , I

At Iho end of h e r Junior yn iu , I M lvi Wenzel wuk sp loctod as u l t f tr - ! n j l c In C itizensh ip liistltn tn . I.nsl lull she wim un i' nf lliie a from l''reeliolil KcmIoiiiiI to riw nlve lln1 D|)tImI**i Y oulli A p im 'i'lu tlim W eek" i ’ ’ i'l

Miss W-’ll/.itl is I In il.iunlili’i nl •iMr, mid M is UmvihihiiI J . W enzel. •Slii. iiiii'iiibxl m .i Ihwuii Ciuiiiiinni S i ImhiI, In llio fall alie p la in to al- U'liil lira U nlvara lty of lU w liester,

nmlM hom e on F o re s t Ave, w ith f r ie n d : and re la tiv e s p resen t.

M r. an d M rs. Jo h n D abrlsky s r . en te r ta in e d a t a b a rb ec u e on Sun­d ay a fternoon and bad as the ir guests : M r. and M rs. A lfred Cosen- lino and d au g h te rs , Ann, and lla r- b a ra , N ew R ochelle , N .Y .; M r. and M rs. H arvey M orrell s r ., M r. and M rs. H arvey M orrell Jr. and fam i­ly, S haron J e a n and i.inda J a n e , M ataw an , also M iss Ann tlrad ach , U alph and “ .1.11.” Bnlirlslty.

Reeenl visitor-' ill tilt1 hom e of M r. and M is. John I tu h i .J .y ,u n :

, , , 1 l c . I M r. nnd M rs, C harles llaniik ', Clean-M iss W enzel for(|

On S a tu rd a y M r. and M rs. O tto Gaul), O verhill ltd ., a tten d ed lint weddlnt! of M rs. S h irley N ew m an, A rlington , Va., und E ns. A llon T. D av is, U.S, N avy, l: ie rro Avo,, M at­aw an , a t SI. A ndrew 's C lu n e l, U.S. N aval A cadem y. A nnapo lli, Md

M acC utcheon, M ataw an , and M rs R ichard C erm ak , lla z le t.

M rs. W arren D onnell left S a tu r ­day night to jo in h e r husband in Boua R a ton , F la ., fo r a tw o-m onth s ta y . ____

Miss Carlson Is Feted At Shower

M iss D ottle I.ou C arlson , W ash­ington A ve., M ataw an , w as h o n o r­ed al a s u rp r is e b rid a l show er,Ju n e 6. T lie stiuw pr w as jjiven by M rs. John G erim in n and M iss B a r­b a ra A ndrew s at tlie hom e nf Miss A ndrew s, G ra n t S i., M ataw an .

Mis* C arlson w ill becom e the b r id e of N eil Gar(>lulo. M ataw an . on S unday, Ju ly 1.

A d eco ra ted u m b re lla w as su s­pended o v e r the s if ts and buffet- s ty la re fre sh m e n t! w ere se rv ed .

T h e Kiiesls w ere : M rs. Jo n a th a nlledftlln , M rs. Jo h n Gai'Kiulo, M rs. ......M orris InguaKKlato, M rs. R ic h a rd . a lu | Ni’.sbuum, M rs. F ra n k O 'N eil, Miss J u d y i.au te rw u ld , M iss Ann i'b 'ls li. m a n , Miss l.ucy T onn ise llo . all of M alaw an.

Also p resen t w ere ; M rs, M elvin V reelnnd, M iss B a rb a ra l)u |;an , t ’liresi.f|unki": M rs. fit-ori!!! Dun

, u i i i l , l l . i z l . - l , M l - I ‘ V. i*. ! I . u H m i hSnyroville; Miss Jo an H eninu 'i'lin . K eyix irl; M rs, l’ ranci-s lly n ir* . M organ; M rs. W illiam Ci h Ii' IIo .M i s . A rlene R ak e r, M rs. I tic b a n l

| T rem oloy, M iss M ary (ia llo . t ’tlff- j wood,

w ere M rs. D avid B ruce and M rs. R ussell S te ile r , M ata w an ; M rs. P e te r R ead , M iddletow n; and M rs. D wight G atw iw d, S ay rev ilie .

M rs. F . H ow ard L loyd Jr. e n te r­ta in ed at b r id g e T h u rs d a y ev e n ­ing. T h e w inners w e re M rs. R an ­dolph H a rr is , M a la w an ; M rs. C harles C. Schock, Sea G irt, and M iss M arjo rin W arw ick , Allen- hu rs t. O th er guests w ere M rs. C harles P ike, M rs. C alv in Bell, M rs. J a c A. C ushm an , M rs. G a r­rett J . M cK een and M rs. R obert B entley . _ ,

M rs. J a m e s Neil, M rs. F ran k Bliss, M rs. K dw ard W. C urrie , M alaw an , and M rs J a m e s H ew itt. H olm del, w en t tn • luncheon and b ridge on Ju n e « al Ihe D eal C uuntry C lub. M rs. C u riie won the

I tahU prize.i M r. and M rs. P e te r Uullivau.; Wliilit P la in s, N .Y., and M r. and ; M rs. F red e rick D ederick w ere 1 Sunday d in n e r guests of M r. and

M rs, Jo se p h D e m h e ig e r M rs. F ran k K errano g ave a s u r ­

p rise b ir th d a y party S a tu rd a y night > /o r he r husband . T b e g u esls w ere

M r, and M rs. .lam es A. F e rra n o , W illiam W inters, J e r s e y t ' i t y . M r.

M rs. John ll lau v e li, Colts N eck; M iss M uriel llo rg e i, lli'l- ford; M r. an d M rs, A. G undagno, Mi and M rs. C.D. G enlihi nml cb iid ren , Rock Jr., I.ynn.- and l.o tl, and Ihe F i-rrnnn ch ild ren , M ark. D ru es and Chip.

M rs, F rederick D ederick eniu i-

Auxiliary Fates M n . Holmes Ellison

i| A s u rp r ise 50th w edding annivcr- j s a ry p a r ty honoring M rs. Holm es

E llison, 24 M onroe St., M ataw an , w as g iven by the L ad ies A uxiliary o f th e M idw ay H ose F ire Co. fol­low ing a b rie f business m eeting in the fire house.

M rs. E llison w as p resen ted w ilh a yellow ro se c o rsa g e from (he m em b ers and a la rg e w edding cake , d e c o ra te d w ith 50 in goto n u m b ers a i th e top layer, form ed the c e n te rp ie ce for the tab le.

, M rs. Jo h n W arren and M rs. I G eorge W. C onnors also w ere cel- [ eb ra tin g th e ir w edding anniver.m r- | ie* and w ere p re sen ted w ith cor- | sag es ,: O ther m em ber* p resen t were*( M rs. A lfred A dler. M rs. Vincent ! B urlew , M rs. L aw rence B achm an, i M rs. John C hocha, M rs. M ichael ! Eovino, M rs. S tan ley Ellison, M rs.1 F ra n k M artin , Mm A loysiui Pen- • netti. M rs. W illiam Lut* and M rs.1 R aym ond Instay .

Ladles Aid ConcludesF ollow ing th« i;ei*muiny they w ere : Meetings Until Fall union)) Ilia K urils a t tha rocc.plion [a t tha Alum ni Hoiu d , ! t i 1b i,m tle« Aid S o d e iv of Ilia

M rs. W illiam S alm on nnd M rs. I F irs t B ap tist ( h u n b, M alaw an , K url llm m er have re tu rn ed hom e ] m et for lls filial inucling of lhe fm m a H ip to C alifo rn ia . T hey ac- sensim T uesday In the ch u rch lee-,

j com piin led M rs, S alm on 's s o i l ,1 a n r iikiiii A t-blclieii bitichenn w as j l.iiw ren i'e . to the West Const savuit I i,ei veil and each persnn p resen t w is | w eeks .ign w here lie hud lo rep o rt ■ j.iveu 11 ro se n m ,i |',e j fiir A rm y duty. M rs. S alm on re : ’ , |m l| |,tis ln i'ss ineellnK w.is; m in i'll bv plum* a immlli ago and , held n resltled o v e r bv M u Wil i M rs H euser re tu rn ed by Je| „ feiv ; i,.m , Smith si ., p te 'd d e iil. M rs. A I days nun i A dam llanhe led die devotion

M is t 'h ris lo p h e i' ICoi’pin;i 11 has re liim eil lo her hiilili' mi lleei Ir<■ -i . i I ' i t . - V - ,l"-' i ‘ " d-i"\Mln lii'i ji.iienl i. Mi ,iinl Ati . F umI M. W eaver, l .e n o rr City, ie n u While th e re , M r hiiiI M i s . W u.iw 'r cn lebriiied llii'ir WIH It wed d ing m n ilv e n iiiy ,

M i, Duvlilineiiilii’i t lo■■').- li, ,n,,r<lilli n.'Mii mu

I lie '.■i,:,. I > nil I le's.I IV,Will lie a cm '

M ail tin'in Invlled■ iin iner hom e i,i■ H im ilio", ii"

Ifwill rei.miif. iiieeijii'-'.i.Si'iH II, when llieii'

■d iti'ili Inin h ron al

Ir'' I 1111 %

j tliu d i r n d l at I ! ' JD |i lit

night. Tha prize w iim e n w h " M n . G e ra rd I)"v lin . M rs. W illiam .1. Itahel and M lsi I 'n tr l i ia M c­Keen. O ther giiesls w ere M is W. O liver Dlggin. M is. I 'ran li FHIss, M iss M arKile ri lo I.ail'd . M is. In- Siipb D e in b e rg e r. M aliiw nn, and M rs Cu-orge D liilianell, Ited Hank

M rs. K dw ard W. C iiriln elder- la liv d s t luncheon and b ridge .lim e 3, T b e w lnneis w ere Mrs C hillies S prliighniii. ih e busies- and Miss M arg u erlie l.a in l. ll lh e i I'uesls w ere \ l r s W llliiim I, It.ib.'l, M is, I-innk Itllss. M is. J a m e j Neil, M rs W illiam I’engH , M rs. Williiim H t'r.ilit, M ala wan, snd M is, John F gjsleilnn , llolmdKl.

| t i n \n l e Tioii|> J ,ll. unili'i III |i..n leish ip o t M u held il finikim l Im m,t id ill.’ ye.u nniiii. Il v.'H held M i, Wllll.M lu ll co leader. All I , ,|,m e In- III"

,, ... ,1 M •••'It K ill' .111' 'ill' 'IMi and M is Wi IH ii ni iiln i.i irn i

.md i lilfili en vvei e Sun.Illy goc-iii nl Mr and M is, Al M.ic Im iIv.m licit ( i l l t ,

June 21 Bus TripFinal plans h av e been announced

for the bus tr ip to P a tric ia M ur­p h y 's R e s ta u ra n t, Y onkers, N .Y.. by M rs. J a m e s A rm strong , cluiir- m an of the W elfare D eparttnen i of lln* W om an 's (.Tub oi L a u i-n c e ll iu b o r . T he bus will leave the l*i- ra te Ship, C liffwood Meacii,U): Ifi a .m , and the t i l d e . Rom e l i , L au ren ce H arbo r, a t 11 11 m, TTuus d-»v lo n e ’ 1 i

C ancel Festival II)u0 t<> o il '•u in s ian ick hi'Vninl

the ro n tio l of l he W oim m 'i 1 luh of L au rence H a rb o t, the jtriiwluM i > le siiva l. n hiMluh'd for Salm ila> , has been runt H tcd. 'Him fe i l i \ . i l was to lie spouso ieil hv th* Art. A inerltitii I (nine am i M inina De- pailiiU 'H ii of the r!u h s i the hom e of Mr^ (jem;:** M akuk, M a ta u a n Ave.. M .itav^m ,

M rs. M ild red Y ost, 109 O sborn S t., K ey p o rt, w as in s ta lled as p res ­ident a t th e in s ta lla tio n d in n e r of the L icensed P ra c t ic a l N urses A ssociation . D ivision 10, held Ju n e 5 a t Willow U rook Inn, F a ir H aven. O th ers in s ta lle d w ere M rs. Ruth S anders , O cean G rove, vice p re s i­dent; M rs. E dna S ig ler, P o r t M on­m outh , s e c re ta ry and M rs. Lois Stouffer, Long B ranch , tre a s u re r .

M rs. S ig ler and M rs. S touffer ; w ere re-e lec ted . M rs. S tella H arris .! G len Rock, s ta te execu tive secre- ; ta ry , w as the in s ta lling officer, j M rs. Yost h as se rv ed the d ivision | a s vice p re s id e n t foi the pu»t four

yea rs .: S teven an d R obert F o rre s t Rud-! nick, sons o f D r. Jo se p h R udnick ! and M rs. R udn ick , K eyport, fu r­

n ished the e n te r ta in m e n t fo r the evening.

M rs. Envina B e rry . E aton tow n. le ti t in g p re s id e n t, w as p resen ted w ith a h an d b a g . M rs. Bc-rry has

Mrs. Becker District Publicity Chairman

A nnouncem ent w us m ade a t ihe j execu tive b o a rd m eeting of T he j W om an’s C lub of L au ren ce H arbo r ! tha i M rs. O lga B ecker, fo rm er j p res iden t o f tho club, ag a in has ; been appo in ted pub lic ity ch a irm an 1 for the F ifth D is tr ic t of the New I je r s e y S ta ta F e d e ra tio n of Worn- i e n ’s Club*.! M ra, B ecker a lso will sary* as

c h a irm an fo r tiie k>cal c lub ’s an ­; uual fam ily p ic ..sc to l » held at : K ooseveh P a rk t i n la tte r p a r ; of ! June .

At the m eeting held a t the hom e ' i.f the p re s id e n t. M rs. R obert M ar-

iiu. 183 O rc h a rd Ave., L aurence H arbor, M rs. D avid W atson re- l>orted tha t th e L ittle W om an 's Club will e n te r ta in th e ir m other* on M onday at W ebster Hail, C om ­m unity C hurch , L au renca H arbo r,

| at H p.m ,T h a following ch a irm en aU o re ­

po rted ; M ra, G eorge Joch , A rt and A m erican hom e: M rs. B ecker, c iv ­ics and leg isla tion ; M rs. W atson, d ra m a ; M n . .la in >*4 A rm strong , publfc w elfare ; M rs. G ilbert Tier, m usic ; M ia. W illiam W allis, can dlelb 'hC M rs, G eorge M akuk, m i'iniier.ship an d h b ra iy ; M rs.John P robst, w avs and m eans.

Delegates Report On School Of Instruction

ifiv from fit,* Cliffwood tP a i mn •Tent'ht'i \n o > ia in n . h iive: ieixM led on ihv s c tiv ilie i a t lhe School of ItM inu’tion Ihi*y allem led iif (In* [)im ! K lem enM ry School. ‘,|KiU'.oi'eil by the M onm outh County Coiini'il of I 'a i enl •’! e a rlie r Associa- hniM

M is T hom as M acFei-. p ie siden t, iliiii'd Hint ihe Hii'Mi njH sik i'ii and the (jiiiwlioo and answ er peiiod Ih.il lollow ^d c l.m fie d ihe pHH*ed» (ir vs and |m in rlp le* of ihe oixaitlzii* lion.

se rv ed four y ea rs as p res id en t and is a ca n d id a te fo r abate p res id en t, the elec tion to be conducted a t the ninth an n u a l conven tion to b e held at th a A m bassado r H otel, A tlan tic City, th is w eek.

Convention D elegate*Tw elve d e leg a te s be ing sen t to

the conven tion a re M rs. H a rr ie t M iller, M rs. M a rg a re t B arshofsky, M rs. S anders , M rs. J a n e F isk , M rs. S ig ler. M « . Y ost, M rs. H elen G iese, M rs. S touffer, M rs. R ae Bon- ga«>ne. M iss F an n y C rosby, M iss S tella B ailey, M rs. Beaaio C overt, s ta te d ire c to r and deleg a te , and M rs. B erry , s ta le c o r re s p o n d in g ! se c re ta ry and delegate . |

T h e division p icnic w ill b a held Aug. 9, in M iddletow n w ith M rs. | J a n e F isk , ch a irm an . T he s ta te* picnic will be held Ju ly 28. <

M rs Yost nam ed h e r adv iso ry board and com m ittee c h a i r m e n .! A fter a su m m e r recess , m eeting { will resu m e in S ep tem ber. j

M rs. Edw in E nsign , p res iden t of th e M onm outh County Council, w elcom ed the de lega te s and in tro ­duced the guest sp e a k e is , M rs. L. M. S tiles, fie ld se rv ic e c h a irm an and M rs. F red T ra e ttin o . vice p res iden t and D irec to r of R egion IL

A ccom pany ing M rs. M acF ee w ere M rs. A nuiew D ecker, firs t vice p res id en t; M rs. W a lter M cN ul­ty, reco rd in g se c re ta ry ; M rs. W es­ton M undy, rec re a tio n c h a irm an ; M rs. Ju liu s S pieln ian , P-TA M es sen g e r and M rs. V incent D uU eau, publicity .

Mra. Clyde H. Egginson Shower Honor Guest 1

M rs. C lyda K. E g g in so n ,. W est­field. w as feted a t a su rp r ise show , e r on F rid ay aven ing by M ra. Rob* e r t B uhler, B road S t., K eypo rt, a t M rs. B u h ls r 's hom e. D cco ra tlo n l w ere in p ink an d blue w ith s tream * e rs a ttach e d to ii b s tl i ta b le com ­ing dow n to tha g ifts.

G u es t! w ere M rs. C. Leon Qao* rison, M iss M arjo rl* M, Hronk- h u n t , M iss G era ld in e V. B row n, M rs. C. K enneth G ehlhaua, M rs. H ow ard E gginson , M rs. Lei*Brow n, M rs. H a rry J a n ie s , M ra. M adeline W ild, K eyport; M ra.C harles Jo n e s and M rs, llah Met" te rs . Union; M rs. R aym ond Pon­d e r , Clifton; M rs. Jo h n H end rick ­son, M rs. G eo rpe B uhler, M ri.G eorge H offm eier, M iddletow n)1 M rs. J o h n V anderW aal, P a te rso n |i M rs. I.ouls V anR ixoort, U nioa B each; M rs. C h arles S. E ly . H olm ­del; M rs. W allace W. M iller, Sea G irt; M rs. H aro id Q uackenbuah, W ickatunk; M rs. E v e re tt E . C a rl­son, M rs. L. F o r re s t G a rriso n I t t l M rs. W illiam J . M iller I II , M i l * w an.

G ifts w are sen t by M rs. C h a rla i E. S tultz, M rs. S tockton H. Hop­kins, M rs. A lbert Jo h n so n am i M rs. H ow ard G. Egginson.

| H onor Soc ie ty M e m b e r s

! E ugene D iSanto, M ataw an ; Jo h a j M cnzel, Cliffwood, and Jo h n Shaw ,

L au ren ce H arbo r, a ra th re e of tha 3R s tuden ts e lec ted to L am bda Slg. m a T au , the h o n o ra ry socie ty o t M onm outh C ollege, W est l .o n | B runch. T o be elig ib le for consider­ation u n d e rg ra d u a te s h ave to h a v t a 3.0 o r H av e ra g e and at least t i coiirso c red its .

O ppo iiu n ity fo r select few In U. S. A rm y R ese rv e a t F o rt M on­m outh. F o r In fo rm ation caU HO 2-20SJ.

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iR ooalii CurboD ) a m o f M r. an d M r s / E r ic C arlson , K oufe 1, Box J#S, MaUkW«n,: h a s qua lified .end been, e n lis ted *s an A viation O fficsr C«a<lidat*j «( Ihe N av a l A lr M cserye T ra iu ln g U n it, N av a l A ir S tation , N orfolk, Vaj

■ M r. C arlson g ra d u a te d tro m I 'U ke U n iv e rs ity , D urham , N . C „ (his m o n th a a d w ill report to . P ew uvn i# ; i<'i» «u> . in ly - is -«u(itro ».<>w»y a t te n d p re-fligh t K h o o i a n d basic N ig h t t r i l a t e g . C pun co m pletion o l bMlc< tra in in g , h e w ill b e con im U tioned an e n s ig n ta: th e U n ited M atug N « v a l R eserve . H e. then w ill, iecc lv« . ad v a n c e d tra iu m g a t one o i the ( tn v a l A ir S ta tions lo c a te d lliroughouc th e U n ited S tate*.

A rea G ir l C hosen I E iilisb As* Aviation, O fficer Candidate

■To l iv e l i i Sweden: M is s iu U iih -A . N o i - lw g . d r ,l ig h te r

M r . a n d M rs . E iT .ap iie i N or..h e r e . .117 L a u re lb u rs t D r., K eyport, a student af. Trcaton S ta te College w ill b e a C om m unity A m bassador to .'S w eden tn ls su m m e r Mnder the 1#W sum m a? ^ iroB ram ; of ebo Ex-, p e ilm e rn in - In te rn a tio n a l 'L iving:

:-Stut iv ill leav e ,: <m J iu i e & f ro m B r a d lo v E ie it l, C o n n e c t ic u t ,, v ia ; th e F ly in g T ig e r L ine

1 hf* E x jw n in e n t in In te r n a t iu n a l L iv in g , is im In d e p e n o e n t , - n o n ’ p r o f i t w g a n t a t i o n in tb e f ie ld of- t r , ;e i n a t i o n a l e d u c a t io n w h ic h heipi,, to p r o m o te 'in t e r n a t io n a l u n d p f- s t j f t d m s b y a .p o ts o n - tu -p e rs o n a p ­p r o a c h . S i ijc e u s (o u n d ia g in li)32 b y D o n a ld B , W a tt , th e w p f l r im e n t h a s se n t m o r^ th a n , 14,000 A ra e it-

,C#n,s a b r o a d . 0 i e a r ' t b o w p eo p les o f o th e r c o u n lr i? s th in k , a t t , a n d l iv e . "I h i s ’y e a r , s p p ie 160u w ill g rav ­e l t o 31 c o u n tr ie s on. l iv e .contlrv- e r,t» . E i i ; h o f th e s e . E x p e r im e n te r s K il l live, f o r i m o n th u a, ir ie tiv b e r o f l» ( o ie ig n f a m i ly a n d Will, s p e n d ■ ip o n tIV t r a v e lin ga b o u t , t h e c o ijn t ry v is i te d .

‘E ’tp e n m c n f t rs tr a v e l in g roups o t 10, ur,dec th e gu id an ce o f m a­tu re , le ad e rs spec ia lly se le c ted and t r a i l e d b v th e E x p e rim en t B efore

; th e v »,re ad n iitted?to„ th e p ro g ram , e v e ry e ffo rt Is m a d e to a s s u re th a t

‘E x p e rim en te rs , a re - w orthy - rep re-, je n ta t iv e s o t the U n ited S m eb .

S p e c l tl Instruction M em b ers. rece tv e specia l instruc-

l io n v n th e iij jn ^ 'jan e . cu s to m s, his­to ry and cu ltu re o f tlie co u n 'ry lbey.,S"!ll visit!,-'A.’w r th e hom eslay , th e v t i a v e l a s ^ g roup , o .'tep in jh«- com pany, o f young m em b ers ol th e ir host la ip llies . T o w ard the cl(>s? u( th e p ro g ram , E xperim ents e r* ' enjoy, a v is it ' to. a m i m city, a n d an opportunity ,, (fo r those who q u a lify ) (o f a few d ay s o l inde­p en d e n t tra v e l. • 1 -

l h e E x p e rim e n t ad m in is te rs th re e - basic. >Outbound p rog ram s

, (U .S . l a ovher couutricsV : ( te g u la r u ro u p s ; T h e E x p e rim en t A m bassa­d o r P ro g ra m ’( tlu o u g h w h ic h ; com ­m u n itie s ar d co lleges ra ise funds a n d .s e le c t o u ts ta n d in g young peo p le t<> g o a b ro a d a s th e ir rep- re s e n ta tlv e s ) ; a n d v a rio u s C o ^ p e r- a t iv e O v e rseas P ro g rftm s w ith acs- d e m lc in s titu tions. D u ring 13C2 th e

.E x p e r im e n t p ro g ra m w ill ex tend in to 'a l l th e m a jo r na tio n s o l W est­e rn E u ro p e , a n d to co u n tries in

' A fr ic a ,' A sia , L a tin A m erica , an d |h e ,M id d le E a st.

. - ..The E x p e rim en t a lso ad m in is te rs th re e In co m in g ' p ro g ra m s (olhor. co u n tr ie s t o , tn e U .S .): R eg u la r g ro u p s , -A m bassadors, . an d In­d iv id u a l H om estay P lac em en ts to r s tu d e n ts com ing h e re to s tudy.D u rin g 1962 n e a rly 1500 young p e o p le (ronv som e t>5 co u n trie s w ill v is it th e U n ited S ta te s on these

firo g ra ro s . In add ition to fam ily iv iug a n d tra v e l, m an y of th e m- com ings E x p e rim en t g ro u p s w ill

a ls o spend tw o w eeks a t * co llege o r cam p .

LittlY league To Receive Free Soda

A nnouncem ent h a s been m ade th a t the L a u ren ce H arb o r P-TA L it­t le L etigue T e am h ad 100 p e r ce n t donation q t the rece n t c a k e sa le a n d lliey w ill rece iv e free soda T h u rsd a y a t th e ir ba ll gam e. T h e c a k e sa le w as sponso red by the L a tu e n c o H arb o r L ittle L eague A ux iliary .

M rs. P a tr ic k C arro ll conducted th e m ee tin g of th e au x ilia ry in the V e te ra n s o f F o re ig n W ars H all.R o u te 35, L a u rcn ce H arbo r, It w as an n o u n c ed lh a t .a n y pa ld -m em b er o f th e au x ilia ry w ish ing to Join the s o f t ba ll te am m a y co n tac t M rs.E u g e n e F a r re l l . Seav iew D r., L atir- » nce H arbor.

N o m ina tions a r e schedu led fo r Ihe Ju ly 5 m eeting a l th e VFW H all.' M rs; M ack D u p re an d M rs. An­th o n y P e rco d n ia w ere w elcom ed a s n ew m em bers .. M rs. T h o m as W alsh won the a t ­

te n d a n c e p rize.T h e J u ly 5 ho s tesses w ill bo M rs.

D upre , M rs. T hom as H udak, an d M rs. R o b e rt S ands. .....................

Attend W orkshopM rs. A .J. T om asello , M is. N o r­

m a n Soltyslk, M rs. A nthony C ra- p a ro an d M rs, F ra n k A rtelii, a ll m o m b ers o f the M ataw an R eg ional H ig h Schpoi P a ren t-T eac h e r A ssoc­ia tion , a tte n d e d a school of Inutm c- tlon given by the M opinouth County C ouncil o f P-TAs in D eal on J u n e I . Those a tten d in g the w orkshop h a d luncheon a t the G eo rg ian H ouse, D eal,

Rutgers Prep Graduate

Browntown Family Visits Pennsylvania

M r. an d M rs. N icholas A race an d sons, J a m e s . a jid W illiam , R oute 510, B row ntow n sp en t F r id a y , S at­u rd a y an d S unday in P en n sy lv an ia v isiting am ong o th e r p la ces tlie ro se g a rd e n s a t H ersh ey , Lancasl e r,,'.H arrisb u rg , a n d V alley F orge .

T h e C om m unity T h e a tre P lay e rs o f M adison T ow nsh ip w ill co m p le te th e ir )961-<>2 seaso n w ith a p lay a t th e M adison T ow nsh ip H igh School au d ito riu m th is F r id a y an d S a tu r­d a y w hen they p re se n t "B e il, Book a n d C and le ,"

M r. a n d M rs B a rt G aub, R oute 516, sp en t T h u rsd ay in Sellersv ille , P a . v isiting fr ie n d s .'

M iss S uzanne PH ney, New Y ork, sp en t th e w eekend w ith h e r p a r ­e n ts , M r. and M rs. W illiam P itney , T icetow n Rd.

M r. and M rs. D onald P a tte rso n a n d fam ily , L ev ittow n, P a ., a rc spend ing a w eek w ith M r. P a t te r ­s o n ’s pa ren ts , M r. an d M rs. H a rry P a tte rs o n , 21 M a rg a re t St.

"Paradise Island"Bus Trip July 18

R eserv a tio n s s till a r e . av a ilab le lo r th e th e a tre p a r ty to G uy Lom ­b a rd o 's " P a ra d is e I s la n d " a t Jo n es B ea ch W edno jday even ing , Ju ly 18. The . bu ses w ill le a v e p ro m p tly a t 5 p.m.- from th e p e rk in g lot a t B ro a d and L ittle S ts ., M ataw an .

T he tr ip is sp o n so red by 1 he Wo­m a n 's C lub o f M ata w an for the !>enefit o f the sch o la rsh ip fund.

R ese rv a tio n s m a y b e m ade by co n tac tin g M rs. P e te r T en E yck , R av in e D r.. M ataw an .

O pportun ity fo r s e le c t few in U . S. A rm y R ese rv e a,t F o il Mon-, m outh . F o r in fo rm atio n ca ll HO 2-2095. •

LEG A L N O T IC E

N O TIC E ..T ak e notice th a t Sohorpp* Hljfhwny

.IA inc., has app lied tu the Tow nship of M alaw an (or the ren ew a l of Plcn* a ry d e ta i l C onsum ption L icense No. C-4 to r p rem ise s s i tu a te d on tho north* t-as te rly tilde of S ta te H ighw ay No. 35 In the Tow nship of M utaw nn, New J e rs e y .

The p a r t ie s In in te re s t lo the sa id co rp o ra tio n a re :

Otto J . Schorpp,E . J e a n Sl'horpp.A nthony Podolsky.M ichael PodoNKy.Objection, If an y . shou ld he m tulc im<

m ed ia te ly in w ritin g to Ho^e K. Wen*, zel, C lerk o t th e T o w n ih ip of M ata* w an , M atfuvan T ow nsh ip M unicipal B uild ing . 147 L ow er M ain S treet, Mat* •w a n , New J e rs e y .

O tto J . Sehorpp,P re sid e n t 344 H ighw ay IB.

. E a a t B runsw ick , N. J.■ M ichael P odotsky,

S e c re ta ry ! 70 P ro s p e c t Avenue,

Cliffwood, N ow J e rs e yJ i4 Itf-W)

L E G A L N O T IC E

dent. R lvercrt»sl L ane. Mfliui.squun P a rk . New Jerae.v.

L vnda W ltzel LufU. Hoad.Ilolm dtfj, D irec to r.

O b jec ttu iu . if any . sh o u ld m aae im m v d la te lv In w ritin g to K.V/enxel, ClerK of Iho Tow tum lp of M aU w an . New. Je rse y .

K rieg C orporation T h eo d o re Sofi(;M, P re sid e n t 1104 S unse t Ave.. .A sb u ry ParK . N ew J t r a e y G eo rg y W. Van D yke,V ice P re sid e n t .Rlverci'e.Ht Lane*M an asq u an P a rk . N ew Je rse y

U4 $12.21 .

: NOTICE: Yake n o tice th a l A ntonio O errato h as a p p lied to tlm M ayor an d Council of th e B orough of M atu w an for a p ien a ry re ta il co nsum ption license for p rem Lfea know n a s T he M tgnoH a Inn f ltu e te d a t «fde o t M ^ ta u 'a n -F tc r hold Rd , M ataw an , N. J .

O b jec tions, if an y , ahou ld be m ade im m e d ia te ly in w ritin g to : M a rg a re t P . V iebrock . C lerk of th e Borough of 1 M M aw an. N . J

L E G A L N O T IC E 1

to r stocH huld'V , B;»yvie\v Avx- ; nu«. Union 8 e a c h . N, J . . and LviciIJe ! P<>U£CjV. b j fo c lo r and . su n h h ^W er, ! 1H8 W iwxtraere D rive. Cllifwootf, N. J , i

ObjeciJoMs. if an.y. sh o u ld Ixfe-inadoi irn m w lia le ly In w ritinjr to M*.«. .X . Weiu.til. ' ler'c uC Ine ruun*^up <>f•• M a taw u n . ,

CLIFFW O O D IN N iAKi'cd P o u z tn c . P resid en t , KevT)ort'Soutb Amboy

■ Rc^nd rifid COi'futA/d Av<*.,Clif^wuod. Im. J .

j i t $10.23

- NO TICETofce n o tice th a t H asq u alo Pelef

D i^unto h as app lied to the Klayoi and C ound* of the, B orough of M nta- v»'.m for a o lcn a rv rc la jJ c/>;)5J»iip* tion l ic e m e fa r premii.e.s sH uatvd at I M ain S t . M ataw an . N, J .

O bjections, if any . sh o u ld b* inadc trn m n d ia te ly it\ w n t’nf! to ; M a rg a re t P v io b ro ek . C lerk , nt. the H .;rough of of MalatA \n , i

^S l«ned) \<-■ PA SQ U A LE P f iT E I l O ISA N W . -

1 M.’tln St., ,M a taw an . N. J . . .

114 $5.26* I T

. . ’ NOTICK - ..-TAXS*1 .NOTICE, th a t V o lp rans Me-

mo'rinV H om e, iixc,. a c o rp o ra tio n . of S ta te of New J e rse y , application.

i>as b een m ad e tf> the T ow n sh ip Coir*- rnlitefc' of Uie;;Tou‘fisliip . o f M ataw an for the r^aew r.l of C lub U cen/se No. CR*1 for ^ r« m i5 es lo ca ted on Cliff* \vtvod A venue ( .c o rn e r HnwKhorne •Street) L oU 4-^ CUffwood, Mata* w an Tovyii»hip,., . ..

T n e ’ naniish ami retijidcncfts . of the \>/f/ow«s of', th e C o riw r^ li^ 'i nre:

Bovce. C. WiJinrcl,' i f i !,.'tuir<*lht»f«t D rive. Ciiff’.vood B each . N . J . ( P re s i­dent- ‘ ' ‘ ■ 1 - -■ •

J la r ry H. LIckoI. :t C h ih n n ro ra Ave­nue. K ey p o rt. ,N . J ., V ice .P rm ideiU .

H arry W. K ern. 2UJ L 'ikeshorc D rlv* . Cli/fsvo<»d b e a r'n , N . J . . S ec re ­ta ry . , , ,

W alter Isem an n , B!> Cliffwoqd Ave­nue. Cliffwood B each. N. J ,, Trfliifr*

H i l l S c h o o l G r a d y a t e ” )LtC iAL N O l I t E |

l fS V « c St M rt'if/R n, N. 2 l*g)?r. «0 B ia a d St.. M hU - . M ort C C o 'inef. ui C hurch ,

vsn . N. J , : Le:-iler A»ii, 307;M ita-.van. N. J . ■ j

n. it &nv. shoitid be mf>di> I ft' M;utfar<:» >■. VJe.-bn)L'k, i c tcv k of the ;Bort;u.{h of i

Ne»v ,/».rscv. :M ataw r'j) iJu«t I j S iA nienc.'tii L«»jsion Fr«uJc Answt JCom nianuQ r 1

.114 j

N O TICE7 aka n o ilec th a t V-HUain K vder;

h as appi.»ed tu the M avor and Council of Bi»rt.iu«n -of M ataw an lor ap Je n ari ' retai* ronsutrtp ilnn law n:* j

fur p 'v n iu ic s known as I n c Town Lav*r«. s itu a te d a : 17-1 M nw St.. M at­aw an. is. J .

O b jec tio n , if iinv. should .b<? nwmc im o u 'd ia te lv In w n tm jf io M arg a re t «*. V iebrock. C lerk of t>:c Horough o: M a taw an . ■

(Signed)W lUiam. C, -R y d er ,1 A laiden Lane M alaw an , N. ,T.

I IS *5.01 '

I E 6 A L N D i l C F

N u i i l t tT ak o rto tio t th a t L aw ren ce E vangel­

ista r m appliC'd to tha T ow nsh ip Con»- rnitteR of the Towii&hip of M ataw an J'jr a p len a rv re ta il consurKPlJon 11- c e n ie for p rem ise s kut>wr. as lh # W m te G ate Inn s itu a U d a ; F.nsf ai«i* S id le ‘llg ^ w av J4 Vail ' L r ve Ma u w a n Tow nship . Cour.iy of i»yn- n iou’h. N. J .

O b jec tions, if ariv. should b« rnade h n m ed ia tc ly jrt w rtiing to : Bow. K Wencdl. C lerk , of the Tow nsnlp of Ma ia \ <n

iS ig n cd )L n i \C k a NCL LI>TAIt e O B jx 45A R oute .14 .M aw w an . N. J .

J14 *5.20

(S igned)ANTONIO C E R R A TO .

M a U w a r. N. J .

NOTICET ak e n o tice th a t app ilca tio n has

been m ad e to the M avor an d Council of th e B orough of M a ta w a n for the P le n a ry R e ta il C onsum ption U cet'jie No. C-3 (or T he P o o f s Inn , p rem ises No. .89 F re n e a u A venue,. M ataw an , New J e rse y .

T he o fficers , d ire c to rs and s to ck ' h o lders o l T h e P o e ts in n a re :

R ic h a rd L aM u ra . ,18 F re n ea u Ave., M a taw an . N . J .

F ra n k L aM u ra . W F re n ea u Ave., M a taw an . N. J .

V icto r W e n z e l A u g u s ta St.. South A m boy, N. J . .

R o b e rt E . L aM ura, B row n Rt>ad. M org an v ille , N. J .

O b jec tion , if any. ciiould be m ade im m o lla te ly in w riting to the Clerk of the B orough of M ataw an .

T H E P O E T ’S INN B y F ran k L aM u ra P resid en t

)!4 W M

- NO TICE T ak e notice th a t P e te r F . Chokola.

t ra d in g a« Chokuia l)c \ e ra g e Com pany h a s applied tu the D irec to r of the D ivision of A lcoholic B ev erag e Con* tro l for a S la te B ev e rag e Dlstribu* tor'tf L iccnse. IJc e tise is (or the p rem ise s loca ted a t th e C orner of G asto n S tree t aud Q c ra rd A venur, M a taw an Tow nship. N . J . and to m ain ta in a w arehouse and sa lesro o m a t s am e location.

O bjection, If any, should bu m ad e im m ed ia te ly In w riting to tho D irector of tho Division of A lcoholic H pverage C ontrol, 1100 R aym ond B oulevard , N ew ark 2, N. J .

P e te r F. Chokola,Cor. G aston St . and t io r .i rd Ave..M ataw an Tow nship. N, J .

j2 U ^ _____________________________NO TICE

T ak e notice th a t Cliff R eeves Tave rn inc., a C orporation of the S t i t t of Now J e rse y h i s a p p lied to the M ayor and Council of tho Borough of M ataw an, N. J , for a nlcnar> re ta il consum ption l i r rn s e rnr the p rem ise s known as D u tch Mill Inn, I(. D, 1, H ighw ay 34, M ataw an , N. J .

The nam e* and rcsidcnccv ot an the offlco is and d ire c to rs , who a re the stockho lders of C liff R eeves Tav e rn Inc., a re au follow s:

Clifford F. Roeves — P resid en t Q racn M. R eeves — S ec re ta ry ' T re a su re r

E stelle B rad ley — V lce-Presldenl O bjections, If any . should he m ade

Im m ed ia tely . In w riting to M arg are t I*. Vlobroek,' C lerk of Ihe HoiuukU of M ataw an. N. j

Clitf R eeves T av ern (nc . by C lifford F. Reeves, P resid en t

|U >11.25

N O TICETake nollct? lh a t A rthur N. riubln,

tradink' <ia Vlllago T av o rn . has nil- (tiled to llic TotVfiAtil|j CoMUnltk’tf «') M arlboro I'owntddp (or a plnnai.v rn1.1)1 l.l .i.i Ii. 111..1. f f iHllualed nt snu ih sltlo Hid 'lin incnl ltd .. A pproxim ately fiUU ft. west '<) n illrond slallon ,

O bjection. If any, mIiouIiI he inadi' Im m udlaloly In w ritin g to : FloydW yckoff, C lerk , of M arlboro TownShip,

GARY R H I'I) M l l.l . K it

G ary Rood M illi'r. miii of M r. am i M rs, Willliim .1. M iller Jr., M M ldd l«« tx Kd., M aliiwiiii, « .i» g rm lim ied Irom R iiIisits I’l'i’p nn i- tiirV Srlinol, New llrmiMVlrli, ill lt;i lllfllli rn in innnc i'in i 'n l In KiiUpnl- rlfili f 'h iipul on Tliui'.ul iy,

Wlillo iitli'iiillnii Itu litrr.i I’n 'p , Ii" wai, iicIIvd In iiim isH i' uml siii-ci’ r nm l whn 11 m e m b er u l ih r V .irnli' It. Cluli, llll will t'liliir tfr»!ni'

f ‘f'l)M|if>i, | |i / t< P i In »;-*nt '* m l) i i ,

D r. D a v id M . l l i ’InlL'In, IkmiIiiI-»n- t e r , j ;n v n ih " p rhuM pnl intdtOHn u liJiu c o i i i im 'n u im ’iU.

l l .

(S liinrd)A l lT il im fi. RUUIN, lom ipiit ltd ., M orntm viilu, M J .

J i4 ^ H > 4 _ _______________

NIJTICKTflk# p/dln* Ihiil Krlftg CMfpnrttllon

itad ln g its Cat 'N h ldd lc lum npiilltd i't Ihu Tosvnsldii C itm inllici) nf lhe Tm'-nidilp of M nlow nn for a I 'h in .m SlCl.lll t tllMlill>ji|tnti ll-M'IIHI' for pri'lll lii'H (•itualcii ni Nurltiwi’sli'rlv m d ot ISnarh iuljolnlnu W hale i 'hm'Ii . ( llll nuoil lit'iicti, 'liiutiNlil)) of MiiUiwitn .i tiiinoiillt Cuiinlv,

Tlo> iiitinei and ri^.ldi’iicim of all iIicpix nnd i li rn d o n i and lhe huiium-

■nt ii'« lilfiit’t!» of all htockliotdciM i <ji|tiii( uiir ( I) or tim ift per ciMtlumI .MO »f UM nllllK *r, ,.

Ilholl <11 U llfl fllll'iu 4 iTlHmdoia tlofkdd, p rrn ltlrn l, HIM

Hiiimi*1 Avo,, A bImio 1‘a rk , Nrw J r / s e v ,

Cidorgs W, Van D>ke, Vluo 1' iobI-1 M i ; U ' *

• N O TICET a k a npU ce th a t A ngelo D in iam

b a ttU ta h a s app lied to the Town* sh ip C o m m ittee of th e T ow nship of M ataw an in the C ounty of M onm outh for a p le n a ry re ta il d is tr ib u tio n il* penxe fo r ’ p rem ise s s i tu a te d on the scu th s id e of Cliffwood Avenue, C liffwood. N. J . . -v- >

O bjec tio n s , if any, shou ld be m ade im m e d ia te ly in w riting to Hoso K. W enzel, T ow nsh ip C lerk , M ataw an. N. J .

(S igned) •' Angelo D lG ia m b a ttls ta

Cliffwood, N. J .J14 15.61*

T he n a m e s and rt-aUlences of .th?. tru s tee s of the C orpornU on a r t : '

{George B renon , 18 Shove Concour.se, C!|ffwood B each . N. J . . T ru s tee .

Ohaj'lfrs F. C onnors. 134 SecotwJ S tree t, U n iw B each, N. J , , . T ru stee .. Jo h n -O; Kelly , 462 C U /fvoo 'd . Ave* n u e ,'C liffw o o d B each, N. J ., T rustee .

Oljjectioiw ,' ii any, ahou ld l>e inade im m e d ia te ly in w ritin g U> Ho.sa K. W enzel. M unicipal C le rk of -M ataw an Tow nship.

V E T E R A N S M EM ORIAL HO M E INC.

’ Bovce C. Wliir<tri,P re s id e n t

J2 i ;.» ia,.w ' - - . . - - ___

. N O TICE •T ak e n o tice Uiat J o s e p h V acca re lia

tra d in g as A l’s E a r. fie G rill, has ap ­p lied to th c M syo^ nn d Council of the B orough of M ataw an for a P le n ­ary R e ta il C onsum ption l .ic e iu e C-1U for p rem ise s 20 Hign S tre e t . M ataw an . New J e rse y .

O bjection , if any , ahou ld be m ad a Im m ed ia te ly ln ; w ritin g to : M a rg a re t P . V lebroek, C lork, of the Borough o ' w an. New J e rs e y

R oss W. M aghan jr . , son of M r. an d M rs. R oss W. -M ag h an -s r., 7 C row n P i., M ataw an , w as g ra d u ­a te d Sunday -a t the U U h com - i»encem e/ii ex e rc ises ' o f -T h e HiJl School. P o tf ito w n , P a . He rece ived th e ' M organ S. C am pbell Cup for ex tem p o ran eo u s speak ing .

While a t T he Hill School. Mi*. , M aghan p a r tic ip a te d in six th foot- j bail; gym ; m id g e t ba.sebail; de­ba lin g chib ; in tra m u ra l b a sk e tb a ll; ju n io r ba.sebail; fifth foo tball, m a n ­a g e r; w eigh t lifting; P ip e Club; fou rth foo tball, m a n a g e r , com m it- tecm an of P ipu Club; c u r re n t af­fa irs c lub , and s e rv e d his sen io r yc-ur. as v ice p res iden t of the de­bating club . :

LEG A L N O T IC E

Old B ridge Hoad, T ow nsh ip of M arl- tk>ro. New J e rse y .

Tht- ap p ro x im a te am o u n t .of the ju d g m e n t to be sa tisfied by sa id sa le is the sum of 't2.2W .00 to g e th e r with th e costs of this sa le .

IK A E. W OLCOTr, Sheriff.D ated A p ril 13.1!>G2 Scerbo , Ife g a r ty , M lnt^,G lickm an , Kooiu, Kaw e. Atty.IH 38-4

N O TICET ake n o tice th a t K am o?. Ic r . . trad*

ing as po ter.son ‘6 B uttunw ood M anor h 4 S app lied ta the M avoc an d Council of the B orough o t M ataw an , N. J . for a R e ta il r trm a ry C onsum ption L iquor L icen se for p rem ise s located a t Route 114. M ataw an . N. J .

N am e a n d a d d re s se s o t O fficers a re as follow*:

F rank P e terso n , 1 M adison Ave., U radlev tleach , N. J . , O fficer, D i­rec to r, S tockho lder. .

Ja m e s S tam os, 1138 C onven try Ave.. C heltenham , P h ilad e lp h ia , P a ., Of* flee r, D irec to r/ S tockholder.

Steve C. P a sc a l, 115 Second Ave., B iad ley B each. N. J . , O fflccr, Dl*rec to r, S tockholder.

John P . K a tes, 112 E v e rg re e n Ave., B rad ley B each , N. J » O fficer, D i­rec to r. S tockho lder.

Chris B a ts /s , 50? B urlin g to n Ave., B rad ley B each . N. J . , O ffiee i. D i­rec to r, S tockholder.

ObjccUons, if any, sho u ld be m ad e Im m ed ia te ly In w riting to : M unicipal C lerk of Borough ot M ataw an , Mala* w an. New J e r s e y . ,

KAMOS. INC.80 E a s t F ro n t S tree t Red Bank. New J e rse y

JH $11.35

114 $3.23

Jo sep h V accarella ,20 High St.,M ataw an , N ew Je rse y

N U riC KTake notice th a t Jo h n W. Regan

and T h o m as V. R egan , p a rtn e rs , t r a d ­ing a s Ret: m 's T avern , n av e applied to the T ow nship C o m m itte e of the T ow n rh lp o l M ataw an for • p lenary (e ta l! con su m p tio n lic e n se for prenv ises s i tu a te d a t n o rth e r ly s id e ol C liffwood A ve., Cliffwood, M ataw an Tow ns/iip, N . J . ••

O bjec tio n s . If any. sho u ld tie m ade im m e d ia te ly In w ritin g to : Rose K W«nr.Al, C lerk , of M a ta w a n T ow nship. N. J .

S igned)IOHN W. REGAN

3 O ak * t..K eyport, N. J.— AS P REGAN

3 Oa)K eyport THOM A 12S M aple PI. H evoort. N. J .

NOTICET a k e N otice th a t Rulph M alinconico

and Anlcllo M alinconico J r . . trad in g a s M elancho ly T a v e rn h a v e applied to the B oro u g h Council of the Borough of M a ta w a n for the P le n a ry R etail C onsum ption L icense No. C-7 for p rem ise s lo ca te d a l 'i 1 O rc h a rd S treet. M ataw an , New J e rse y .

O bjec tio n s . If any , sho u ld be m ade im m e d ia te ly tn w riting to M a rg a re t P . V lebroek , C lerk of the Borough of M ataw an , N ew Je rse y .

R alph M alinconico 34 L ow er M ain S tree t M ataw an , N ew Je rse y Anlello M alinconico J r . , 12B Rose L an e ,

Union B each , New J e rs e yJ14 18.87

NO TICET A K E NO TICE th a l Jo sep h Bsch

a rd e an d M ary B ach a rd e , tra d in g as Jo -Jo o '3 C ocktail Lounge h av e applied lo (he M ayor and Council of the Bor o u fh of M ataw an to r a P lenary r t tail co n su m p tio n iiquor license for (h t p re m ise s s itu a te d on R outa S4-4. M ntaw an, N. J.

O b jec tio n s , It any, shou ld be m ade im m ed ln to ly in w riting to: M a rg a re t P . V lebroek , C lrrk , of Uie Borough of M atnw an.

JO S E P H BACHARDE MARY BA CHARDE

ji4 i.vsa

NOTICET ak e n o tice th a t A lex an d er A. Vas

ru s ap p lied to th e T ow nship C o m m it­tee or t h t Township of M ataw an foi s o icn a ry re ta il consum ption license for p rem ise s known a s S ta rd u s t Cock* tail B a r, s llu n ted on Ihe e a st side of H ighw ay 34, Valley D rive, M atsw sn H i .

O b jec tio n s . It sny , should be m ade im m e d ia te ly In w riting to: Rose K W enzel, C le ik . of the Tow nship ol M ataw an , N. J

(S igned)A L EX A N D ER A. VAS, S ta rd u s i C ocktatl Bar,R nute 34,M ntaw an, N. J .

j l4 W.?7 _____________

NOTICET ak e no tice th a l t 'lo ren co Malln

ctinico tra d in g as Flo a Unr has ap- tiled tn tho Tow nship C o m m ittee ot

the T ow nsh ip of M alaw an for a plcn a ry ro tn li consum ption license foi < rem ise s s itu a ted , No, 1 C en tra l Ave nue; a lso known and dusig n a ted at P n rccl No E 42A C, as shown o r G ard en St a la P ark w ay M ap of Sec lion No. V, A pril 1, 11)34.

O bjection , If any, shou ld ho n u r ti im m ed ia te ly In w riting to ; n o se K Won?ol C lerk , of the Tow nship of M ataw an , N J.

(S igned)Fl.O RFN CF. MALINCONICO

Lowei M.iln S tree t, M nlnw an. N. J.

ji t ffl.uo

NOTICK'liik n n o tlc r Hint .lininno W. H urt

Mini nnd ItohtMl I1.;, IL u lin u n tm dnt({ its iiitt i .'mk ;« it.iiu . ii.r i. .iillrd to the Ma.vc-r niul Council oi tho l to n u u ih of M atntviin for n plcn nrv re ta il d istrib u tio n l im in e P-.T fni prcm incii .-iltuuted tIU M ain H ired . M ntaw an, N. J.

Oh)<>rilt>n, if nnv •.ti'iuld tie utittlr Im m cd ln trlv In w rm ng t" M .nM .uft I*, V lebroek, C lork of Ihi? ilnrouK’i ol Matnv\ an.

Jo an n e W, nndlltilm rt 1C. H a r tn i inIMl (Irond Ml root,Ki'vporl, N, J.

IU M !d

NO Tlt'KTAKK NOTICK ’h.il C l.flu .m d (mm,

fi r<>( |tm iUIuM i I th i' st.ili* of NewI n miv, ir-iilliu; •)'< i 'UfI ••wind Inn, lin t,ipplie«l tn Ilu* Tnn-ii',hip l '«tin mil 1 i»i» ol lhe TirAn-dilp "I M .ili-v.ui tor >i pli'u- ,nv' n d n il I'liiriiiinpli'Mi lic.-nj,.- (h- liM 'inl’sfs filln.tti tf "ii the ri<ii fhn-(::»

iff lii'vpni |.sm iih Ainht'V H-i.ul : 11111 Cllffwond Av I'lllli', Cliff,w ml, Miltaw ,ui T<m tifchi|i, .1.

-: I i. ■ t - - - f ■'!I... l.ii- II-'-* , " I l u ..............I un .­lief; A lfied I 'm / f i i r , P ic d d e n l,

T rc-n ii i e t , IMit'i li>t .niff i» 11 iik h 11 ti I in , |U»J WimdMHMe D rive. Cllffv-Minl, N. J-i M u ih 'l denli, Hui'roi.iiy , D lre y

11*105 S H E R IF F 'S SALE

S U PE R IO R CO URT O F NEW JE R S E Y

CH ANCERY DIV ISION MONMOUTH COUNTY

D o ck e t.N o . F 2111-61 F IR S T SAVINGS AN D LOAN AS

SOCIATION O F P E R T H AMBOY. P la in tiff v s ; BEN JA M IN F . Y E A G LE, ot aU D efen d an ts

By v irtu e of a w rit of execution m the above s ta te d ac tio n u> m e d i ­rec ted . 1 sh a ll expose for «nJe at p u b ­lic vendue, a t tiio C ourl House in tho Horough of F reeh o ld , County of M onm outh, New J e rs e y , on M onday the 25lh d ay of J u n e , 1U62. a t 2 o’clock. P . M. P re v a ilin g T im e.

ALL th a t t ra c t or p a rc e l <>f land nnd p rem ise s h e re in a fte r p a rticu la rly d escrib ed , s itu a te in the Tow nship of M alaw an , in the County of M onm outh and S ta te of New J e rs e y :

B EG IN N IN G at a po in t m ark ed by n s lak e on the n o r th e r ly - line of W oodm ere D rive 73 feet e a s te rly from the in te rsu c tio n of. thu sa m e with the e a s te rly line of Sherwoo<l D rive; ru n ­n ing th en ce ( 1 ) e a s te rly along the n o rth e rly lin e o t W oodinere D rive on a c u rv e to the left w ith a rad iu s of 421.70 fee t and an a rc d istan ce ol 75 feet to a p o in t m a rk e d by a p ipe; thenee (2) N orth U d e g re e s 5:t m in ­u tes 42 seconds w est along the west* e rly line of l«ot 889. 100 feet to a poin t m a rk e d by a s ta k e ; thenco (3 1 w esterly on a curve to th e r ig h t w ith a rad iu s of 321.70 feet an d an a rc dls* tan ee of 57.21 feot to a point m ark ed by a s ta k e ; thence |4 ) aouth 1 d eg ree 43 m in u tes 12 seconds e a s t 100 tee t |a the point and n lace of B eginning

NOTICE'- iTake no lle? th a t iV-jm-i J . JariKow t

>:ki, tra d in g a Walt'K T a v e rn has ap ; pUed tu the T ow nship 'C o m m ittee q> ] th e T ow nsh ip oi M ataw an tot a plon j a r ; 1 r e ta il co n su inp tion Uccn.se for p rcrr.ises s itu a te d Ht 12 Low er Main I S t., M u taw an Tow nshic , N . J . !

O b jec tio n s , d Any, should be m ad« i iiinnqdatel.v in vvnttng to: Rosa It. j W en/.el. C ltrk , of the Tow nship ol i M a ta u a n , N. J I

lSlgned> iW ALTER J. JANKOW SKI i T r /a s W alt’a T a v c in - \ Woolley St., 'M ntaw an. N . J . i

JS51 $5.t)4 _ __ |

NOTJCE !T ak e no tice lh a t S tephen D. G liu s

tra d in g as F re n ea u L iquor UotUo h a t i ap p lied to the M ayor and Council ui i the B orough ol M a taw an foi < p len a ry ! re ta il d istr ib u tio n licen se for premia*?^ i s itu a te d ai 78 F re n ea u A ve.. M ataw an [ N J. I

O b jec tio n s , If an y . shou ld be m adf unm cdin tei.v iu w ritin g to M a rg a re t ; P . V lebroek , C le rk of the Borough of j M ataw an . >

(S igned) iS T E P H E N D. GLAUS j

- 78 F ren eau Ava. |M ataw an , N. J . j

J21 15.61 I

' " N O TICE IT a k a n o tice th u t Alnhonso Rapulla

t ra d in g a s R sp o lla 't M arket, has. ap plted to the Borough ot M ataw an for ren e w a l of s P le n a ry H etal) D istribii tion L icen se , for p rem ise s s itu a te a t V M ain S tre e l in th e Borough oi M ala w an, C oun ty of M om noufh sn d State of New J e rs e y . i

O b jec tio n s , if any , shou ld be mad*, iium eciia te ly , in w ritin g , to M a rg a re t ; P . V lobroek. Borough C leik of the Borough of M ataw an , County ol Mtin m outh and S ta te of New J e rs e y .

ALPKONSO RAlJO L lJ i t-a Rnpolla a M a ik c i 2 M ain S tree t M ataw an , New Jers< y

.121 |d 27

~ N O TICE T ak e n o tice th a t F ra n k T ourlne , J r . .

h a s a p p lied to th e M ayor and Council of the Borough of M ataw an for

i^l yj.fid

N O TICE NO'M CE U::it an ofjot of t.ie

.sian o£ s.VW.OOin cr;*ih for the p u rch ase of tlie iolUvwms d escrib ed land, and p rem tSvi> HJiutie, ivmg ur< d 'being ui The Tot'.fi*-h/f>. tit M oUv.mu, in "tiie' Count,', of M oitm nuth a n a S ta :c ui Nuw i m e .v , '• to g e th e r vviU\ nn ag ree­m en t for Ut« p n> n ien t io rih w ilh of the sum nf"Sfl0.t?U.: th e eq u iv a len t o£ tne a n n u a l tax. levy ago,vnst said p rem ise s for. thn c u rre n t y in r and a h k s su m for cach of the following .ycHTB until sa id p rem ise s a rc iisr^s.sed for. tax es , an d u fu rth e r p a y m e n t of

a n d expenses inciden t to this o ife r, w h s su b m itted to, considered aud ap p ro v ed by the Tow nship Com ­m itte e of Uie .T ow nsh ip of M ataw iin, s u b je c t- to fir.a.V a p p ro v a l at the ri»gu- lar m ee tin g of S fld ; Tovvn-ship Com­m ittee to by h e lli^ jit ihe lV7untolpa* fiu i/^ ing’-at No. H 7 Lo .ver M ain S ire d , in ihe . T ow nship of -M atawan. New. J e rs e y , oh the e ig h teen th cUtf of June. 11182, a t e ig h t o’clock, P .M .; -prcvMl- ing lim e : ,

Lot> n u m b ered 14 to IR inclusive, Block C. M ap ,->f CHWwonU H eights,

ROSE K. W ENZEL. TOVVNSiHIP CLERK

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U-72. S H E R IF F ’S SALE

M ONM OUTH COUNTY COURT LAW DIVISION

M ONMOUTH COUNTY < D ocket No. JS4MIMM40.

CARL W EN N ER. P la in tiff vs: CH ARLES JL -B ID D L E , ELIZA BETH B ID D L E D efendan ts

By virtue, of u w r it of bKecution in tho above sU ted nation to m e d i­rec ted . I ahull expose for nala n t public vendue, a t the .C -u rt H ouse ir. ihe B orough cf F reeh o ld , County ot M om nm iih. New Je rs e y , on’ M onday Lhe ‘Hh d ay of Ju ly , lDflZ, at 2 o’clock P .M . P rev a ilin g T im e.

All the defendants* right, title and In te rest if any, in an d to. the foUow* ing: •AU th a t certa in , lot. t ra c t o r p arce l of land a n d p rem ises , h e re in a fte r 'p a r- tlcuiari.v d e scrib ed s i tu i tc . fyfng and being In th e Tow nsh ip ' of M ataw an. County of M onm outh an d S la te of N'tfW J e rs e y . '

K now n a n d d esig n a ted on Lot'21 on a m ap en title d " M a ta w a n P u rk " , Uie p ro p erty of R a r ita n B rick C om pany, s itu a ted in M onm outh County New J e rse y , d iv ided into loLi A pril 2i^th,

L f O A L iV O T U E

191 j. tea so n A >rn,iU». C.y.. .RECLNN'INvr a t a point Iu t^,e

n o n l ie n v i ld c oi ?Trvi c*Lreet. d is ta n t e a s te r ly 100 fee t f ro m *Jxe m terser* .

! tion o l n o rth e rly <jada of 1 'ir t i SM ^etj \v:th the e a ste rly s id e of K antary

P la ce runn ing tn e n te i l) - novthoi’ly and a t r ig h t angle* t-o f i r s t b tre c t, ■ UaI feet to inc point. Lliciue. U ) E o st-

I c r iv and c a ra h c t witli i *rs; S tree t W (fe e t Lo s. •wira: Uic-i'.cft ( I) S ou therly ' • ar.d p n ra iie f w*Ui th e first- -d e sc r ib e d . uvjurbC . -WJ feet to tha. nortih trly s)d« . i of M r,si A iW ii. thence aiw ig th *

n o rth e r ly side of Firs-t S t r e e t 5d f«:e4 • j to ;u e an d o lsc e ol BF.CUN-.: as la id down on sa id ma**.; ; •

B ounded n o rth e rly by lots .fc>. east-l e r lv and Lot 22. we&terlv b.v I^ u *20 j and '7/>uthe>iV hvv l'Mrst Mrc*.-t, a il a* j laid ftown on sa id m an . . . \ r-{ CotmnoJYlv know n as No. 25 H a r;r l- ' i son A venue. M avaw nn. New Je rse y ,j Being the sa m e p rem ise s ccnvfryedj to L:i:*.abo:h ^ m d h . nnw known a s

E lizab e th B iddle bv deed reco rd ed j in t>_<* M onnioulh C.ouiitv C lerk s Of-.; i ficii on J u ly 2r*U<. 1950 in Book 2207 ( o f jJ*?ed.s o:> P a g e IW&c... -j .. The u t.tpruxiinulf am ouiU of - lh a ; I ju d g m e n t to b ,? sa tis fied , by ss id sr.le ' } t he su m of $300,00 to g eth er i ' . u i r t the costs t»f th is s a le : ’ ' ‘:-! 11VA E . WOLCOTT, Sheriff. .

P i l n d M ay 11. llKfc :I C arl W eiincr, o ro sc • , '

j.*5 , 41-4 ' t a M *

N O TIC E •T ak e no tice , th a t th e M organyiil«

In d ep en d en t Club, h a s app lied to tlia - T ow nship C om m ittee o i ‘ M arlbom . T ow nship for a cluh lipemw fo r th « ; c lub p rem ise s , n o rth e rly side.-' Texsti.

. Road. E a s t of in te rse c tio n w ith ro a d to M organv ille . M organv ille . N . J , '

O fficers of th e c iuo ar©: a3 foilbw s:;•- Air. R,alph Robinson, P re s id e n t, 25. Johiuson Ave,. Malav*'an, N. J.. \ ‘ ‘

M r. E rv in T hom psod, Vice Pr««l* den t. R. D. i. Box 230. T ex as R o a d ., M organville , N, J . ' : . ' . '

M r. F ra n c is F rp n c w , S e c re ta ry * ' R. O, L iV'X .'J22, T oxas Road:. AT6r*- ganvllie, N. ,J . • .

M rs. P e a rl ie Thomp.-wn, A ssin tant . Sr.-.-retary. R. D. i , Box 2.19; T e x a n - Koad, M organville , N. J . ; ; .- '

M r. H e rb e rt T hom pson, T re n su re r , I 'o st O lficc. M organville . N. J . . Gen*: o ral D elivery . ' ;-

Afr. ' J a m ie Reynolds.T re a s u re r , l t. D . 1, Bo.n 330, • M o rg a n -• v a le , N j . : ' r. -. . -

M r. I lc n iv K ing. Sgt.*at-A nn». P . D. 1. Dov :UU. T ex as Road. Mor* ganv ille, N. J . • ‘ ' •' , : v

H en ry - L»tng, B usiness M aiiagar,; H. u . I. Box W9. T ex a* Road. M or-; ganv ille . N. J • ' - '

J o t M iirtin . B ev erag e C om m ittee , ?t, D. 1. Box 370. G reenw ood A v ?.;, M organville , N. J . . . ' . '

V ale H arris . B ev erag e C o innuU ef, R. D. 1. Box 374. T ex as Hoad. Mor* ganviU c. M. J . : .. . - , : .

Jo h n Jtico B e v e rag e C om m ittee , 21, C linion St., M a ta w a n ; N. .T. - .

O bjections, if any, Ahould be m ad « . Im m ed ia te ly in w ritin g to : Fioyil Wy* ckoif. C lerk , of lo w n s h ip ol M a rl­boro. ' '

1 (S igned) . __ :M O R G A N V ILLE IN D E P E N D E N T CLUB ,R a lp h Robinson, P re s id e n t

Ji'l >16.17 . .

NO TICET ake no tice th a t app lica tio n has

been m ad e to th e T ow nship C om m ittee of the T ow nship of M ataw an by V St M LImmU;*.-. Inc.. 2 N r rC orporation , H ad ing a r F 8l M L iquors having /.its p rin c ip a l office in Store No. 2 Of build ing In the C en tra l Shop­ping p l a / a loca ted on the sou thw est c o rn e r of S la te H ighw ay Houto No, 33 and Cliffwood A venue. Cliffwood,

i M alaw an Tow nship.The n a m e s anu ie* id en ccs of all

o fficers an d d ire c to rs , and tin* n am es nnd res ilien ces »f a ll s tockho lders holding one o r m o re p e r cen tu m of the stock of sa id co rp o ra tio n a re as follows:

F ran k A. Holub. 32 A nnapolis D rive, H azlet. N. J

B erth a U oluh, 32 A nnapolis D rivs, H azlet. N. J .

Mfle.< W alter. 125 M orristow n Road, E lizab e th , N. J .

O bjections, If any. should he m ade im m ed ia te ly in w riting to Hose K W enzel, C lerk of T h e T ow nship of M ataw an.

F St M L iquors, Inc.F ra n k A. Holub, P re s id e n t 32 A nnapolis D rive,

, H a ile t. N, J .J14 HO.UU

M ap d e s ig n a ted as Cliffwood R each In M ataw an Tow nship , being Section No. I d a te d N o v em b er WOT, whic-h m np has b een filed in th e M onm outh Countv C le rk 's Office m 1/»U AM. 8U7 and 888 In Block 27 M ap No. 68-1 filed A pril 3, lf»24. , ,

The above d escrip tio n Is m ada m a cco rd an ce w ith a s u rv e y m ade by E d w ard C. Reilly and A ssociates. P ro ­fessional E n g in eers an d L and S u r ­veyors, d a te d D ecem b er 16, 1W.VI.

B eing com m only know n nnd dcslg* n a tcd as No. 886 W oodmen* D rive, Cllffwivod flcach , New J c n c v .

Tho ap p ro x im ate am ount of tlie lu d cm en t to i)e sa tisfied b.v sa id sa te is the su m of $22,500 Oil together With the cost? uf this ;iide.

IRA P.. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. D ated M ay », 11*62 Tooinn. H aney & Rom ond,

jVl11 i ’ 311-1 M2.AI

10 244 S H E R IF F 'S HALF.

S U PE R IO R COURT O F NEW JE R S E Y

I .AW DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY Docket No. r.-lllUlliH)

P E T E R FR F S U l.O N E , l /a C H EST­NUT W OODW ORKING 4 LUM BER C O . P la in tiff vs: P E T Kit FE D E R IC O and MARY F E D E R IC O , fin d n am e being unknow n and fictitioUH, D e­fendan ts

By v irtu e of a w rit of execution In tho alxive ;itated a c tio n to me dt- rectod , I sh a ll cx p o sr for sa le .it p u b ­lic vendue, at the C ourt House in Ilu* Horough of l-'rcchold, Countv <d Nlonm outh. New J e rs e y , on M o.ulav Ihe Irtih day of J u n e , IfHli. at 2 o 'clock , P.M P rev a ilin g Tim e

All tho d c icm l.n its ' rt^h t. title and It-tcro st. if any, in nnd to tho follow* in u :

P re m ises in tl.e T<>wn»hl|i of M ail- boro, County of M onm outh and S tale of New Je rse y , m o re p a rticu la rly d escribed as follow-.-

B E G IN N IN G at a boll lu thn ten te r line -if Ihe piei-enl pub lic road le.nl- !•. ■ f - t'nli.-rtrvlll- to (lid Itl Mint1 dlhlm it I,>11’ S' iiil li .('I lire It) ll. IEai.l Mi me.lHUied siting li.o ri-n le r of sa id lo ad from -t imml wiii<ie ...ml centei linn Is Inlei e r te d l»\ Ihe tilth c-nit f»e tlcscrlb i'd In n deed fiom( ’uinnliii A. H aw kut. and olhvi.i to A l.ugn ie t ,1. I litw lu in il ili'd -Jtinu 1>1. 1!>27 and re fo ld ed In the M onmouth County C le rk 's o rflcu In Hook 1403 of deeds pago 2i th em e arc .ud im ! lo m ag lu g s of M ar 30, I nil,'* Ml North 32 tleg, :i0 m ln. E i i t a ilU l.incr of 3.TJ a feet tn n p>>inl In Hi" IhinlcouihU ol Die a ii '.> ' 11*• • 111j11111*11 d e rd i-onvc\ I’d lo M ani.it r t I. Haw Itlo- , thence 121 South Ml 'leg 1.1 m m, E.i*.t along •'aid tlm d i mi i so ,i d l■ I.mh •’ ol H lU to .. liii H‘,1 m! ike ,il theiiio .l not tliei I . i o in e r o| a lnl c u p lalnim f I m l e i -iiivr \ I ' d Ir. M.II I! II ' I,1. H i" km , lo .1 a v l-‘ II \ la oil bv Id i tc d Sepl I,*., lu.W; lhon.-e i:t| Sonlti;|II (leg u nifli IVM a/oitif fill' .'/or III-iM-.ierlv iiropet*! \ Hue m I r . I llv*land a d l .la o r e „f \i I lospike In lhe t-ciloi lino of i;o< Ilu 1 , l ill. r)l | i’.,M ■ I* ,1. " ■ 'i 11 N.m Ih ,)ii '!'•»: 5 i .... V. • » -■ »Hit- ceOlei line o( .said u m l d l. ta n re of 11,', iee l lo tin? p l a c of lie g inning.

P io p o rty luLiled oil iloliui t ,v lllu '

p len a ry re ta il co n su tnp tion llcen sf for p rcm lso s know n ss D u tc lde’s lU liun K itch en s itu a te d a t 40 M nln St., M ata­w an, N. J .

O b jec tions, if any. shou ld be m arir im m e d ia te lv in vviiUitg to : M a rg a re t P . V lebroek . C lerk of th e Borough of M ataw an , N. J .

(S igned)FRANK T O U R IN S, JH ., 160 B ro ad St.,M stsw au . N. J .

)2\ ^5.01

N O TICET A K E N O TICE th a l M ldlow n T av ­

e rn of M ataw an , Inc., tra d in g as Mid-town T a v e rn , h a s app lied to tiie Gov­e rn in g B ody nf the Borough of Mata* wait fo r a p len a ry rc tu il consum ption licen.sc fur p rem ise s s itu a te a t 118 M ain S tre e t. M a taw an . New Je rse y .

The n a m e s a n d ad d resses of a ll of­fice rs , d ire c to rs au d s to ck h o ld e rs arc a s IoIowk:

Pnul ..P u u /en e, P resid en t, D irecto r an d S tockho lder, resutiiiK a t I IB M ain S tre e t, M ataw an . New Je rse y ;

Rosy Pouzcnc, S e c re ta ry -T re asu re r, D irec to r anu S tockholder, res id in g «i 118 M am S tree t. M ataw an . Now J e r ­sey.

P au l P ou /enc, J r , . Vice P resid en t, D irec to r and Stockholder, resid ing u! IIU M ain S tree t, .M atawan. New J e r ­sey

O bjections, if any , shou ld be m ade im m e d ia te ly in w ritin g to M arg a re t P . V itb ro ck . C lerk of the Horough of M ataw an . New J o r ju y .

M ldlow n T a v e rn of M ataw an , Inc.. 118 M ain S tree t M a taw an , N ew Je rs e v .

j21 I'J.no*

N O TICET a k s no tice th a t Key E n te rp rise s

Inc., a co rp o ra tio n of the S ta te of New J e rs e y tra d in g as M ataw an k K eyporl Bow ling & R ecrea tio n Cen­te r has app lied to th e T ow nship C o m m ittee of the T ow nsh ip of M ata­wan for a P len ary R e ta il C onsum p­tion L icense C-R fo r p re m ise s s itu a ted a t No. 2 Low er M ain S tre e t, In Ihf T ow nship of M ataw an In the County ot M oninoulh and S ta te o t New Jer- «ey.

The n a m e s nf Ihe o fficers , d irec to rs and o w n ers o t m ore th an 1% of the stock a re as follows:

F ran k A. Devlno. P re s id e n t nnd T re a s u re r , 8 Cross Ave., M ataw an, N. J .

M rs C n n ch etla Devlno. Vice Prest* d en t and S e r rc la rv , 8 C ross Ave.. M ataw an , N. J.

M rs Hoso. S ta lk as . H olm del Road, H a ile t. Stock Holder •

Objection'*, if any, should be m ade im m ed ia te ly in w riting to Rose K. W rn/el. C lerk of the Tow nship of M utaw an.

Key E nterpriser! Inc..F ran k A. Devlno,8 Cross Ave.,M alaw an . N. J .

iU »IO.Itti

NOTICETako no tice th a t P au l S m alley , trad*

ing os Jo h n 's H ar and G rill, has ap ­plied tn tho T ow nship C o m m ltee ol ths T ow nship of M ataw an for a p lenary reta il co nsum ption license tor p re m ­ises s itu a te d ol no rth w est co rn er ol S ta te H ighw ay 35 sn d Cliffwood Avs . Cliffwood, N. J . ,

O bjections, If any. ih o u ld he m ade im m ed ia te ly In w riting to : Rose K W enrel, C lerk , ol M ataw an Tow nship

i C I . , „ . , l l

i n r . »h *

(S ignedl PAUL S.M ALLEY, Houle 35, Cliffwood, N J .

NOTICE| Tako nottco th at Hti-hnrd E Glllla ' trad in g as M alaw an Wi/ic and Liiiuor 1 Sltire h as npplied lo the M ayor and I Ihe Council of lhe Borough of M ata ; am i fur a p len ary re ta il d istribu tion : license for p rem ise s s iiu a lcd at 1211

Main St , M ataw an , N J Ohlectloim , If nnv. should tm m ade

! iin iiirill.ito h I t w tillnil t o ’ M utK atcl ' I' Vlchrock. ( ‘Irik , ol tin- iloioUKh of

Mulii w un.iH l^nrd)R K .'H A lin F, rili.L IS ,

M il:.w ,m li J.i l l n m

N fiT IC hTakn ,'1/dii e Mi,j! M;il:nv an I'ovl 170

AllUV'I'.ill I.Vi.'-n hu : m.-rle lion l» lhe M avor and Coun<-n of Ihe Itoioinil, of M .iliw .in fm .i chib li­cense for ths chib I'lc in iM ••;. IHii Main

. Street, M :ila \'m i.■ ciffn-oia of Ihe P .^ t . i f, Commandei I‘r .mL Ao .mi, M l-'otm-: t.iln Aveinu', M.it.ii* oo. N 'I Id V u e ............. I t 'd . , , d Phif. (cr, 'lo t 11 .Iom n llo.id, SI..l.l- an. N J.1 ,'nd Vlre ( .ih,ir, o-.h'i. A• ■ i' i lo T-nmi*: -„.||:» 20 He i. ip - - I 1. 11 ,i i , M ala

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B ruce Ja c k so n a< kW tho S ts te A .A .V . t i t le In th e h ig h lu m p o t CUilutt S unday to h is N JSIA A .G roup H I, iw n o rs in Uuit even t sn d q u a lif ie d to r e p r e ^ n t N ew J e r s e y i s the e v e n t in tb e tr ia n g u la r m e e t­ing o f AAU ch a m p io n sh ip te a m s from th is s ta te , m e tro p o litan N ew Y ork a n d N ew E n g la n d s i H inch- c llffe S tad ium ; P a te rso n , J u ly t .

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ocl c a re e r w hen he goes in to th e E a s te rn In te rsc h o la s tic C h a m p ­ionsh ips a t B a k e r F ie ld , 218 St. a n d B roadw ay , N ew Y o rk . H e w ill sq u a re o ff a g a in s t th e n a tio n a l in ­te rsc h o la s tic ch am p io n , D el B en ja ­m in , o f L aS a lle A cadem y , L ong Is­land, w h o h as h it < ft; 7 Ins. H igh ju m p e rs from th e B oston and P h il­ad e lp h ia a re a s a lso w ii! be p re s s ­ing fo r h igh ju m p honors.

S unday a t G lifton Ja c k s o n "w o re o u t” tw o co llege ju m p ers , J a m e s H a r tn e t t, P rin ce to n , a n d E lm e r R o ts . N ew ark S ta te , a n d th e P lu in - fie ld H igh a th le te w ho a lso m a d e 6 ft. J 3 /4 in s. on one o cc asio n th is season . R oss w en t o u t a t 6 ft. 4 ms. an d th e o lh e r, tw o a t 6 ft. 2>/2 Ins.H a rtn e tt m ade 6 ft., <1 ins. In Ivy L eague m ee ts th is sp rin g .

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In the m ile , E d Scullion w as lost in th e pack a s Jo h n l-ot-achhorn, R a m a p o V alley R eg ional, fought ills w ay to the fo re an d c a m e hom e in 4:19. Scullion lag g ed a t 4:38, well b eh in d th e N JS IA A , G ro u p II), m a rie . H e m a y h av e felt a s en se o f hopelessness b ec au se P e te Hoey, P r in c e to n ; Bill R eilly , fo rm e r Long B ra n c h lu m in a ry a n d Bob A shton, fo rm e r R u tg e rs m ile r . w e ro in th e fie ld . B ut n e x t S a tu rd a y Scullion w ill h a w A ch a n c e to chow his w a re s in the E a s te rn In te rsc h o la s ­tic o n th e S treng th o f lu s 4:31 m ile in tiie N JSIA A m e e t.

J o h n P o te , K e y p o rt 's 880 m an , m a y be a la s t-m m u ie e n try m tne E a s te rn ln ten sch o la stlcs . He is a C cn lra l J e r s e y , G roup II I , r e c ­o rd ho lde r t in s y e a r , bu t w as off fo rm m the N JS IA A m eet. K en R issm ille r , th ird in the G roup II 880, w ith a 2:01.9 m a rk , a lso is eli­g ib le for th e E a s te rn In te rsch o ­la s t ic tria ls , b u t is no! ex p e c ted lo b e an e n try . W hifciey Azoy, P r in c e lo n , w on th e 880 a t C lifton S unday in 1:56.8, so th e re w as not m u c h hope fo r a h ig h schoo l lialf- m i le r In the AAU.

R ic h B enne tt, M ata w an , now of B row n U n iv ers ity , a n d B rad Brud- a c h , Selon K ail, AAU co m p etito rs in o th e r y e a rs , d id not co m p ete a t C lifton th is y e a r , due to th e co llege e x a m period. B en n e lt w as S la te AAU 100-yard d a s h c h a m p in SU60. J e r r y K rum eich , E s s e x C atholic , low ered the 100 m a r k Sunday a t 8.5 seconds.

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B sysiio r* A m erican , • “ le ag u e" team fro m th e f lv t te a m s in the A m erican d iv ision of th e B aysho re B abe R u th L eag u e , d e fea ted a n a ll­s ta r te a m from the B rick T ow n­sh ip B abe R u th L e ag u e a t KHS field Sunday befo re a good-sized crow d 7-4.

So a s not to " u se u p " the p itch ­ing s tre n g th o f an y one te am , p it­ch e rs w ere lim ited to th re e in­nings. D oug Longo s ta r te d on the m ound fo r the B ay sh o re A m ericans an d w a s reac h ed in the firs t inn ing fo r an u n ea rn e d run.

The g am e w as dec id ed in the bo ttom of th e th ird w hen Chugg M anning , B rick p itc h e r , w as the v ic tim of loose su p p o rt. C harley N ation led o ff the fra m e w ith a single for th e B ayshores. C hick L am pa , B rick sh o rts to p , m nssed- « p a double p la y chance on L ongo’s rap , th e b a t te r being s a fe and m ak m g sccond an d N ation th ird on tlie m lsp iay . B inkie M o ria r ty c rac k ed o u t t h it to sco re N ation an d Longo.

F ra n k ie D 'A polito kep t It going w ith a safe b low . S p ike S tevenson c r s c k e d • d r iv e in to th e o u tfie ld th a t ro lled aw a y from the B rick o u te r g a rd e n e rs fo r th re e bases , sco rin g M o ria rty a n d D 'A polito . Tom D evlno rap p ed o u t s h it to sco re S tevenson and th e B ayshores had th e - r u n s to g ive th em the gam e.

T hey had so m e tro u b le keep ing th e le a d in th a lop o f the eigh th w ith W alt B aum an on the m ound. T he R a r i ta n ch u c k e r w as wild, lo sd ing the sack s w ith tw o B rick ru n n e rs com ing tn o n a tim ely hit.

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B illy G eiger re lie v e d B au m an on ti ts m ound w ith tw o o u ts and fan n ed a b a t te r to r e t ire th e side.

T h e B aysho res bu ilt u p th e ir lead In th a bo ttom of th a e ig h th w hen G e ig e r, D evino a n d Longo all con ­n e c te d fo r h its in th e bo ttom of the e lg h tn . B rick re a c h e d G e ig e r fo r a ru n in th e to p of th e n in th on tw o w a lk s and a h it , b u t th e K eypo rt h u r le r bore dow n to re tire the side.

T h e tw o te a m s w ill c lash aga in n e x t Sunday a t B rick T ow n ih ip .

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nm e S a tu rd a y e t th e MHS fie ld aa d hfld to w in Sunday to keep ev e n an outeide cvtaiicc ... m e le ag u e ra c e aHve.

Bow i« opposed Bill £ :sielta , w)u>! p itch ed th e Lakew ood H igh School te a m 'to ft Shore C onference cham - piocvdup tv * y e a n ag o . M ataw an g o t aw ay U.» a s o o d ( ta r t , Bihy CoJims g e ttin g a life on an e r ro r w ith tw o ou t ta the f irs t,, d e a lin g second an d Kconn^ or« C a rm en f>a- v in o ’A’ bm ^ie.

T h e A. C. sco red s ingle rutuj in th e fourth ,- fifth a n d s ix th . Flitb* by M o rn s inguag fria to an d V ince V m a RJid a s u e n fte e did tt ia tin* fou rth EkUy V o tu ’a double and f tic h Wetkn^f'k tr ip le in ttw fjfth i an d ^ t s by Ingunggto io ,I 'e d e i t aiKi V otta m th e six th .

U k i v o ^ S e w nL akew ood sco red in the bo ttom

of kha aixeh on a f ie ld e r’c c^xnce, And in e r ro r by B illy C ollins on a g ro u n d e r. In th e e4gh(h, the L «v«iiner9 pot t * p re s su re on M ataw an w h » J« c k M erce r o p en ­e d w ith a tr ip le an d R ein M anttik a n d Cfcubbia P e r iin e follow ed w ith fcits to m a k e H 4-1 w ith none o u t B ut a L a rry T om assllO 'tO 'V otta d o u b le p la y 6aved th e aituatiott.

I n th e j^ame ngu lnst Un^on H ouse a t M a ta w tn S a tu rd a y , K w as all o v e r b efo re it s ta r te d . B u r y A yers led off w ith a W t a g a in s t Bill W a rc a , A. C. s ta r t in g p itc h e r . T h en w ith ona a i t , E d H enderson , B ru c e P h illip s , Jo e H aid e r, B ruce F isch b e in , Lou D cG oorga an d 1-rank B ro g n a a ll h it s a fe ly in v ro w fo r six m a a . PhNtfpa a t a m e r te th a seoond to ch a se W arca .

P a t B rzexniak p k c h td good ball in t w reH rf ro le lo r M ata w an , b u t U nion H ouse p itc h e r Don R ooney, sx-of F reeho ld R eg ional, n e v e r iat th in g s net ou t o! hnnd .

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F ir s t half of th e U nion B each Lit­t le L eague seuson ended la s t w eek ­en d w ith th e T ig e rs edg ing o u t the H ornets 7-4 in eight inn ings. T ig e rs m a n a g e r E d P ileek i u sed th ree p itc h e rs , H ag e r M cW illlam , ..'ohn R oache sn d T o m m y M ackeys, to s e c u re the v ic to ry . F o r the H ornels M an ag e rs D ick G rrd end H arv P h llllrx i lso used th re e p itch ers , B ob K iro sk l, E d O ste rv ich a n d M ika Mosco.

I .a io ik i hit > hom e tu n for the lo s e r s T iger r lgh tfie lder J im [)e- b csk y Just m iss in g a c ircu s c.ilch on tne hull. 'Ih e l l i i r n d s had the h a te s loaded tw ice In th e la le in ­n ings, but fu lled to ca sh in.

O lher T ig e r p la y e rs w ere Hicli T ra d e r , U m R usso , M ike D m ko, D an N ofnrcola, W hiley I ’irkm vski, D ick B elm onte , O rcn M ound, Wai- ly N eff, W ei tl io w u and l il llerh- lo ld t O thers for th e llm m 't# w i 'ir

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Plan Picnic To Aid Pop Warner Footballers

T h e bo ard of d ire c to rs o f M a la ­w an T ow nship’s P op W arn e r "H u s­k ie s" announce the in itia l kick-off in its socia l ac tiv itie s w ill ta k e p la cc J u ly 8. Tlie first fu n d -ra is ­ing ac tiv ity w ill be a fam ily picnic a t F ra n k 's G rove, M organv ille , from 12 o 'c lock noon lo 7:30 p.m .

R efre sh m en ts w ill be f ree and th e re w ill be dan c in g and s ing ing to the " C a v a lie rs ." G am es w ith p rizes fo r the ch ild ren a re sch ed ­uled .

In o rd e r to ra ise m oney to buy equ ipm en t for its te a m , the " H u s ­k ie s" a re ask ing fo r c o o p e ra tio n from p a ren ts and friends of p ro s­p ec tiv e ‘'H usk ies” to h uy ti rk e ts to th is m ost w orthy cau se . T he h o a rd o f d ire c to rs a lso n o te d that Ihe "H u sk ie s” a re a non sponsored te a m , and rece ive no financia l aid from anyone. T he "H u sk ie s” a re be ing fo rm ed as a com m un ity e n ­te rp r is e and anyone who w ishes tn help In any ca p ac ity , socia lly , li- n sn c ia lly o r physica lly is co rd ia lly invited lo do so. A nyone on the b o a rd of d irec to rs , Kd F lynn , S teve G crm nnn , P aul W right, H enry T ra p h ag en , G eorge H ausm ann o r F ran k t.aM ond, a ll of M ataw an T o u n s lu p , m ay bn con tac ted .

Jim Hoffman Is Stock Car Victor

J im H offm an, R o b e rtsv ille , F r i­d ay , b e c a m e th e fourth 2 5 la p sp o rtsm an - m odified N A S C A R s to ck cu r fe a tu re w in n er in six ra c ­e s s ta g e d s o fa r in 1%'2 fit Old B ridge S tad ium .

A new .sea so n a l « tock c a r en try re c o rd w as e s ta b lish e d as a 34 sp o rtsm a n , m odified an d novice c a r con tin g en t co m p e ted in the second F r id a y n ig h t p ro g ra m .

D riv in g a le t te r p e rfec t race , H offm an w as h a rd p re s sed to v ic­to ry by J o e K ell)', Con*hohocken, P a . , w ho p ushed th e English tow n d r iv e r th roughou t th e tw elve sn d one-half m ile even t.

L es F a r le y , G len G ard n e r fin ish­ed in th ird p la ce , B ill B irge, Mi­a m i, F la ., w as fo u rth sn d Snyrc- v il le 's Bill C h ev a lie r finished fifth. C h ev a lie r w as d r iv in g th e new sp o rtsm a n built by Dick K irby, K ey p o rl. H o ffm an ’s w inning tim e w as 9 m inu tes an d 41 seconds fo r th e 22-car even t.

J a c k H art, C h es te r, P a . won ov­e r P a rk e r Bohn, F reeh o ld . J e r ry A lien, T ren to n an d F ra n k W isniew ­sk i, Long is la n d in th e firs t hea t ra c e . K elly b es te d Al DeAngelo, Q ueens V illage in th e second hea t, w ith H offm an nnd C harlie M usca- tc ll, B e lm ar follow ing in o rd er.

C h ev a lie r u sed K irb y 's c a r to edge out H a rry E v a n s tr ip , Long Is­la n d in th e conso la tion race . Bord- en tow n’s T om G re e n o u tsp ed B ern ie R eszkow sk i, S outh A m boy, G eorge M cC urdy and M ike S arnu, T ren ton in the nov ice h ea t, w h ile Lupo P ar- no , T re n to n won o v e r S pringfie ld ’s Bob V oorhees an d IS o th e rs in the second rook ie qu a lify in g race .

S tan V an B ru n t, W est L o n g B ran c h su rv iv ed tw o m ino r m is­h a p re s ta r ts in w inning th e 20-lap nov ice m ain race . M cC urdy took second p lace . Sarnu w as th ird and V oorhees ca m e on to finish fourth.

M ike Link, T re n to n , proved to be the b an e o f K irb y ’s ex isten ce at W all S tad ium S a tu rd a y . K irby h a d his new s p o rtsm a n roaring out ah e ad in h is heu t w hen Link slid off a fence in to h im , banging his left r e a r w heel oul of p lace . T h is fixed. K irby w as on th e tra ck aga in in the fea tu re an d runn ing second to Ai D eA ngelo, Is lip cham p , w ith such fav o icd fig u re s a s W ally Dal- lenbach , E ast B runsw ick , and T om ­m y E llio tt, T om s R iver tra iling h im when Link’s s lam h an g driv ing ta c tic s d id it ag a in . He sidesw ipod th e K irby c a r. T h e K ey p o rte r could fin ish the race but had been so bad ly knocked o u t o f position he h ad no chance fo r f irs t honors.

Bill M cC arthy , R um son ca m e on to win, w ith LCIliot failing to g rab second from D allcnbach . D eA ngelo com e in fourth , the first sp o rtsm an hom e only h ecause o f the m ishap th a t beset K irby.

| Jersey Shore League ] | Matawan BaseballAverages ListedS a tu rd a y 1* I tr tu iU

Old UiUon House H, MaVJiwfcn 9. Lakew ood 3. BiOmnr i. fre e h o ld 5. Txmtf lirtuvch 1.

Sunday '* Vtr»ult* M aJav/un 4. Lakew ood 3.OM Union Ikm&e 11. F rc eJu M t. B o linnr 10, Lon# B r«rich 4.

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Uamvi Saturday F reeh o ld » t l.jikew outl.B e lm a r M ataw an . lx>ni( ENtr«cfc a t CMd U nion KouMi

('.Junes Sundny F reeh o ld nt B e lm ar.Old Ulrion H ouse a l L akew ood . M ataw im a t 1/ntK B ra n c h .

Two-Year Olds To Run At Monmouth

T h e new cro p of h o rse s to com e in to rac in g w ill g e t a f irs t tu rn to show th e ir w a re s a t M onm outh P a rk S a tu rd a y . T h e T y ro S lakes, a 'M fu rlong even t w ith {20,0(10 ad d ­ed is ex p ec ted to d raw a large, field.

T h e T y ro is a s tep p in g s to n e lo the m ore lu c ra tiv e S ap ling S takes w hich w ill h igh ligh t (lie closing day c a rd on A ug. 4. T h e Sapling h as $100,000 g u a ra n te e d and is at six furlongs.

One of the p r in c ip a l p la y e rs in the T y ro c a s t m ay w ell be Jac ly n S tab le ’s A hoy who se t a tra c k rec­o rd the firs t out and then clicked in th e C h e rry Hill S tak e s , l ie is tra in e d h y J . B ow es Bond who a lso has M rs. M ilton F -rlanger’s R am bunc tious u n d e r h is w ing. H e also is a Tyro p ro sp ec t.

A. W. L a w ren c e 's W ar P ilot w as ru n n e r up lo A hoy In th e C herry Hill and could p o te a p ro b lem in the T y ro .

O th ers nom in a ted for th e 5'/2 fu rlong ju ven ile f ix tu re inc lude M il­ton E rh m g e r 's R asp , H lkcain S ta ­b le’s E m era ld Cut. R aym ond G ian 's A im 'n F ire , W inding W ay K am i's M r. Cold S io rag e and D arb y Dan F a rm 's p a ir of A lm a n ac nnd D o«n P a t.

Second s tak e s event of (he next seven days will he the 520 ,001) added R eg re t H an d icap fo r fillies nnd m a re s , th re e y e a r o ld s and up . at six fu rlongs next W ednesday . This ra c e is ex'pected to b r in g D arby Dan F a rm 's renow ned P rim o n e tta lo th e tra c k a first t im e th is year. If she is nl all In fo rm , the rest of Ihe field will ju s t be going along for the gallup .

C oach G eo rge D eitz, M ataw an , has re lea sed the a v e ra g es for his p la y e rs in the season Just conclud­ed. Seven of the te a m 's reg u la r lineup p la y ers b a tted o v e r .300. E d F lynn edged out Sonny G arafan o for b a tting honors in th e H ighland P a rk fina l g am e. ‘

T he team as a wliole w as a t b a l 543 tim es, m a d e 127 ru n s on 163 h its fo r a te am a v e ra g e of .300. T he M aroon an d S lee l p la y e rs g a i • ne red 83 buses or. balls , b u t had the th ird M riks go by them 13‘J lim es. T hey hit i7 doub les, 14 t r ip lea and 21 hom e ru n s and sto le 61 bases.

T he team hud a fie ld ing av e ra g e o t .K00, co m m ittin g 43 e r ro rs , m ak ­ing 208 a s s is ts nnd 419 putouts. T h e re w ere 18!l c a tc h e s of th ird s tr ik e s inc luded in th e 419 put- ou ts , to th a t th e open fielding chances am oun ted to 481.

Of the th re e p itch e rs w ork ing m ost of the g am es , Bill Dowie had an ea rn ed run a v e ra g e of 1.33, G eorge M o ire lt 1.69 and J a c k

j Y ales 2.73. T h e re w ere 57 runs (sco red a g a in s t M alaw an , of w hich | only 38 w ere ea rn e d , reflec ting the

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b a tte rs , w alked 68 and hit six w ith p itched balls. R ec o rd s w ere: Bow­ie 9 1 , Y ates 5-2, M o rre ll 2-0, D avid 10.

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H ARN ESS RA CING re tu rn e d to Jo lu isou P a rk , H lftbland P a rk , Sunday a fte r a (apse o l seven y e a rs ." T his, o f course;- re fe r* to a m a te u r tro ttin g an d pac ing w ith d i s t i n c t l y n o b e tn n g . T h e .“ bo- chance-to -tose-your-m oney” rac in g , ju s t fo r the spo rt o f it, wua ousted from W eequahic la s t y e a r w hen the s i te o f th a t t r a c k w as bought for a rea l e s ta te subd iv ision an d the rac in g for s p o ils sak e only had lij b e b rough t b ac k lo Jo h n so n P a rk . On the side w here you can sq u a n d e r a do llar c t so to little oy- no p ro fit, Jo h n and C liff C a r i , ow ners of F ly ing lla l, h av e th e ir h o rse rac in g fo r the s u m m e r at .S aratoga R ac ew a y . T h e y a re only one of the ''c o m m u te r s ' ' to up ­s ta te N e w Y ork . S teve A likas M ataw an , is an o th e r , to B uffalo R ac ew a y until M oniiceBo opened last w eek. But th e AHkos horse , S Iu .L y n n , who p e rfo rm e d so well 111 Momticelk) lu s t season , h a d a spill s t B uffalo a n d is u n dergo ing a bU of re s t a f te r an unp rom ising s ta r t a t M onticello. P au l H a r t/ le r , t r a in e r fo r G eo rg e F o rsh ey ra c ­ing s tab le , la s tay in g u p a t Buff- a lo -B a tav ia D ow ns rac in g c irc u ita i r sea so n G eo rg e M olnar, theC heesequake d r iv e r w!ki w as one o f th e le ad ers a l F oxboro a n d V ernon Down* in tim es p as t, is s till In th e A rm y but th e re i* so m e ch an ce h e m igh t get out in tim e fo r F reeho ld .

O F TH IS Y E A R ’S C R O P of a th le te s , the p ick ings a r c sc a rc e fo r co llege en l ranee , espec ia lly if a id is a re q u is ite to a t ten d an c e . O nly one boy Is on a ll-the-w ay g ro u n d w ith a top a c ad em ic sch o la rsh ip w ith an a th le tic side a l L a fayette , th e ce n te r on M a la ­y a n 's foo tba ll team . R onnie S ickles. Tw o o th e r football p la y ­e rs , K ey p o rt's Los Brow n, headed fo r M on tc la ir S ta te , and Bill B ow ie, M ataw an end h ea d ed for V erm o n t/ look to be in good sh ap e . But it is a sh am e tha t w ith tw o of th e b e tte r te a m s in the W slory o f th e schools tha t K eypo rt tn d M ataw an could not have been b e t te r favored . T he R u tge rs list o f a th le tic a id s is v e ry w ary of tlie Shore C onfer­ence a f te r a n u m b e r of p ro m in ­e n t ac ad em ic “ fa ta li tie s " in the past y e a r o r tw o from try in g to cope w ith the v e ry high ac ad em ic s ta n d a rd s of the s ta te u n iv e rsity . F our a th le tes from th e confer- cnce g o t R u tg e rs scho la rsh ip s. T hey m ust h a v e done it on being “ A " s tuden ts, none of th e m w ere very o u ts ta n d in g in th e box sco res . T h e R u tg e rs list is h eavy in Ihe M idd lesex-Som erset a re u w ith H ighland P a rk send ing in such w orth ies a s Dick H enderson , Ihe p itch er, an d C harlie H errick , (lie 8R0 m an, to R u tge rs. A s fo r L a fay e tte , th e y g a rn e re d W alt M anuel, son of" th e o ld -tim e K ey­p o rt baseb a ll p la y e r, a s ta r in

foo tba ll anri b a sk e tb a ll art ***!.! 1 s s b aseb a ll fo r P e r th A inboy H igh School, « i tn e s a m e ac a ­d e m ic .a th ieu r. b asis a s Sickles. T w o MHS b aseb a ll p la y e rs . Billy C d ttn s , a t B elm on t A bbey, and L a r ry B eh r. a t Seton - H siL look to b e in’ good spo ts. H ut o th e r­w ise th e s itu a tio n is o n e of r isk y g rcp in g s fo r itids th a t a r e not v e ry dependab le.

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look to r liW2. lo in .funnarone , son of rhe S u perin tenden t o f K an m n sclvooltf, p itch ed an d w on th ree g am es for the G lassb o ro S tate te am that fin ished second In the N J , S ta le C ollege C oiiieieiice. He d id n o t allow m o re th a n th re e h its in any of thfc g a iiie s h e p itched . T om also rece iv ed a tro p h y at g rad u a tio n fo r sco rin g 300 p u n n s in b asek e tb a ll la s t w in ter. H is young­e r b ro th e r, J im , a K ey p o rt High fo rm e r d iam ond pm rform er, hit .350 a s an o u tfie lde r w ith th e Gluss- boro nine in his sophom ore y ea r. J im w ilt be p ra c tic e te ach in g al R ed Bank H igh n ex t y e a r , f o r L eh igh 's u n h ap p y b aseb a ll w a r­rio rs . P e te B enne tt h ad to se ttle fo r second p la ce w ith a .300 b a t­ting a v e ra g e to F re d B rau n who h it .305. B ut B enne tt h it f iv e hom e ru n s , led in n u is b a tte d m w ith 10 an d stolen bu ses w ith 13. Bob R an k l hit .2*0 w ith U p sa la b u t he hud a slugg ing a v e ra g e of uvei .500 on his e x t ra b ase .h its. D ave G reg o ry h ad a 2.74 e a rn e d run a v e ra g e iu v n rs ily g am e p itched fo r U ps«la a n d h 4-1 re c o rd in the p itch ing o( g am es for th e V isings resh m en te am . T he w hole Up-

sa l* te am w ill be back nex t se a ­son w ilh th e excep tion o f F.d H en­d erso n . B obby Jack so n , M ataw an . a im s to s te p in to his shoe? .

THIS SUMMERLive Better Electrically

OUTDOORS

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New appliances and *<]uipmciit a re opening u p many possibilities fo r belter living outdoors. Now w ith adequato w iring and lighting, your patio , gardens and aurroum ling grounds can m ake a big contribution, both night and day, to your fam ily’s pleasure and Iho en tertainm ent o f your guests. Everybody will enjoy expanded liv ing beyonil tho fou r walla of your hom e w ith ' a full uso of electricity outdoors.

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. Today, w ith portable ilec tric appliances you can lie a good cookoutdoors a t easily aa you can in your own kitchen.

■ A long H it of portable electric appliances makM outdoorcooking a d is tinc t-p leuu re . T h t electric roaster-oven is perfect

V t for complete meala, while th e to tu se ric-b ro llcr serves woll for, 1 roasts, chickcn, ihlsh-kabob, and ateaks. And fo r b reak fast nnd '

lunch you'll enjoy using the clcctrlc blender, coffee mnker, fry pan, toaster nnd griddle,

Electric appliances elim inate th* need fo r a flre, the danger of flareups, and lh* nuisance of d irty im oke and em ptying ashes. E lectricity Is ready at the flip of a switch, w ithout fnnning,

s v - i , : - , . . coaxing o r w aiting.

With Electric Lawn MowersO utstanding among the electrical equipment which has been developed fo r easier grounds keeping ia Ihe electric lawn mower. It does Ihe Job quickly sn d quietly, It Is easy to uie with Its almpl* nwitch to s ta r t and stop. There arc no fuel worries, no oil te change, no c trb u re to n te a d ju it and no carbon monoxide.In addition to the lawn mower, th e re nre electric hedgo d ip p e rs and cdg«rs, nnd for tlioso w ilh a giTcii lluinib, there a rc soli

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Ask your Reddy Kilowatt Di aler and K Utti mil CuiilnicUir to show ynu tho m any n tw products for better living o u td o o rA » k them about tho latest devsl- tp m en ts In outdoor w iring snd lighting. They can help you plan to niske an tn joyab lo use of elrctrli ity this buiiimiit iiml In lhe y rm s lo come.

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T w o h u m '/fd New je r s e v sccre- U rie s . u!l m em ljcr.s of the? N ^iiorial S<v*retarie« Assofiiat'.on. aU ondct! o spec ia l lo u r of the W ?«te H ouse i n

W ashington , D /J . on S a tu rduv . 'rh e New J c /s c y D ivision o i NSA a r ra n g e d th is tou r fo r s e c r e u t i t t s tn ta k e edvnn iay« of M rs. J.acqu«* line JCcrsaedy's recen t inv ita tio n for everyone ^ v isit th e V.’h ite House to see w ha t h as been done on her red ec o rau o n o ro jw t. A uend in ti from tlie M onm outh - O cean C h a p - , te r w ere M i's. E d ith D re s s ie r ; M arlbo fo ; M iss B e lty J a n e E ric k ­son, K ey p ert; M rs. Patrit.u> Mel* d rum , M ataw an ; M iss R u th Oolliru., Naves'jik.* M»ss jMary W heatOii and M rs. G uili B abcock, Locust.. On Ju n e 6. a t C ry s ta l B rook Inn, E a ton tow n , M rs. M ild red P r ic e , K ed H ank, w as in s ta lled to serve h e r second cerm as p re s id e n t of the M onm outh - O cean ,C h ap te r o f NSA. O ther o fficers in s ta lled w ere M rs. D ress ie r , v ice p re s id e n t: M issW heaton, r e c o r d i n g s e c re ta ry ; M rs. 0 villi D abcock, cories{X»;idinf; s e c re ta ry , and M m . H lsie Bel- snonte. N ep tune C ity , tr e a s u re r . M iss Collins, p as t p r e s id e n t con­ducted ihe cand le ligh t .re ta lia tio n cerem ony ,

M r*. Iren e C avanaugh , Cliffwood B each, w as w elcom ed a s a new m e m b er of th e M onm outh-O cean C hap ter. G uests a t the m eutm g w ere M rs. M ary K irby , R ed Bank, and M rs. J e a n L arson , S ou th A m ­boy.

P lan B »rbecu« T a rty'lh e ch a p te r will ho ld • b a rb ec u e

p a r ty thi.s su m m e r, an d is p lan ­ning to hold its seco n d In s titu te a t M onm outh College on Oel, 27. M iss C ollins h as ag a in be«m nam ed

i co m in g asso c ia ted w rth th e N ation*! p res iden t of the Centra). J e r s e y > al Secr<>!?r>es Assoc.iai.ion In- 1 S h n a e Club, p a r tsc .p a led U). a /i

Viicd t o ' cu n tac t h e r . J a fternoon an d even ing p ro g ram , o ft i * t i v , , - , ! . . , ! , « i i i i ' pay .eantrv an d r tlu a b s tic woris- tn a i

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Shrine C3ub Leaders Te Convene In State

J.x>cal S h n n e club le a d e rs w ere honored at th e J u n e ce re m o n ia l of Crescent. T em p le jn th e T ren ton M osque S a tu rd ay . A " h o t s an d s" ce rem o n ia l w as tTia o cc asio n for re c e p tio n 1 o f new m e m b eru in to the N ew J e r s e y un it o f th e A ncient A rab ic O rd er, N obles o f th e M ystic S h rin e . Led by Illu strio u s P o ten ta te W iibert V. P ik e j r . , H adaoM itld , { C. R ando lph H euser of M ataw an , ‘

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A. W arren W atson , p res id en t r.f th e M ataw an B uilders S upply, Inc., M alaw an , w as e lec te d p re s id e n t of the M onm outh an d O cean County L u m b erm en ’s A ssocia tion , Inc ., at the an n u a l o rg an iza tio n m eeting held T h u rsd a v a t B eau R lvage, S pring I.ak e H eigh ts.

M r. W atson a lso la a m e m b er o f lhe N ew J e r s e v L u m b erm en ’s A ssociation, th e Socie ty of A m eri­can F o re s te rs an d th e A m erican Society of C ivil E n g in eers .

nom inating c h a irm a n fo r th* New J e rs e y D ivision of NSA.

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Susannc Domicil Weds J. D. Miller

M iss S u sa n n a M . D onna)!, 1.74 M am Si , M ataw an , d a u g h te r o? M i', am i A irs W aru*n N , D onnell, 1 -M aiden Lqiie. M sdaw iii, m d 935 N "'W est S econd A1,'" , B o ca R a to n I* U , b flcam e th e b r iu e o f J . Doji- *14 M allei, 164 B ro a d Et , M ata - w m , so n of M ra A d e la id e V.

~ M u te r ,,55 B ro a d S t„ y is la w a n and tho la te G eo rg e C M ille r , S a tu r ­day , J u n e 9, 1962,

T h e R ev . C arro ll B. K a li iiem -• fo rm e d the, fsftem ony a t £ In

th e 'T rin ity E p isc o p a l C hu rch , M a'- 4 w an. T h # brid .i.W K i e s c o r te d by h e r bro tiier-i/i-law , J o h n B rad ley ,

' M atfiw au . Sfce w ore a b f id a l g c * n ,r o f im p o rte d F ro n ch R o sepo in t lac?.

.h a . i j f t e d b a s q u e bodice w aa . . . s ig n ed w iih -a p o r tr a it r .e c k l ln e a n d w orn ;w lth :*vB»atchlng c#po ja c k e t w ith a m a n d a rin co lla r , T ht. c ircu ­l a r b a lle r in a - ie n g th , s k ir t fell o v e r• b 'll-sh ap e i! s a tio s k ir l H e r tw o­

. . tu i r Ve(l o f Im ported tu llet w us h e ldin i p la c e by a co rone t of im p o rte d c ry s ta ls She c a rr ie d k s m a lt c a s ­ca d e bouquet of w h ite p u rp le - tip

‘ a e d c a ra a ttc n s t '. AtfctMted By S is te r

M rs Jo h n J . B rad ley , M ata w an , * w as th e m a tro n ct honor (o r h e r

' U lster. S he w ore a co ck ta ll-le iig th gov.ii, u t d an c e b lue lace a n d pure ■ilk u rg fcm a. H er m a tch in g rlo c h e o f rp3f>s an d lilies-o f-the-valiey h i d

; s m u tch in g bou ffan t, v e i l .1 Sh<s .car­’ n o d a sm a ll ca sca d e b o uque t uf

w h ite puvple-tipped ca rn a tio n s .- / J o h n D . M d ler j r . . M ata w an , son

o f th e b rid e g ro o m , 'W as the b es t m an . , '

, ‘A rece p tio n follow ed in the T rin , ' Ity P a r is h H ouse. M ataw an , * f te r

- w h ich th e coup le left on a m o to r t r ip th ro u g h th e N ew E ng lan d S ta te* . i

' T h e y w ill b e ‘‘* t hom e” la M an­asq u a n a f te r J u n o 23 M id w ill r t -

. tu rn - to M ata w an Jr. th s f a l lB o th a r « g ra d u a te s . o f .M staw an

' H igh School. T h e b r id e w »* e m ­ployed .bV ‘ th e F a rm * r* .a n d rM e r - c h a n ts N a tio n a l B ank, M ataw itn .

. T h i b rid eg ro o m i i v ic e p te a ld e n t a t th * F a rm e rs a n d . M erch an t?

- N a tio n a l B ank , M staw an . ' .S .IAnnounce Marriag• Of Jeanne Lockwood

M r. a n d M r*. E d w a rd £ Lock­w ood, 74 E lizab e th S t., K eypo rt,

- a n n o u n c e th e m a rr ia g e •«( th e ir d a u g h te r , J e a n n e , to W illiam R. R usso , so n o f M r.- a n d M ra. - U m ­b e rto C. R usso , B oston , M a ts . , on M sr . 21. 1N2. .

: ■ M rs. R m s o w as g r a d u a t e from K ey p o rt HigSt S o h o d a n d w ill ho• ju n io r a t th e U n iv e rs ity of

; R ho d e Is lsn d , H liu s to n , J n S ep tem ­b e r . H e r h u sb an d w ill be a sen io r

: - a t: th e U n iv e rs ity o t R h o d e Is land , T h e ' o w n te p la n to live in C rane-

ton , S . I . .

■ Now is the time to advertise those unused articles for sale.

; A sm a ll a d In th e c la ss if ied co lu m n ' w ill tu rn th e m in to ca sh fo r y ou . . - '

pricedrop!D u f ia c d N e a r |y d a j» a f penicillin, a smell vial co s t a a a s tro n o m ica l sues. Today, th s price has fees* reduced So th e pain t th a t it aow am o u aU to less th a a 1/90 o f the price v h a a l in t w lsaw d . . . an «■- oail«u n s m p te o f mud- leal science's d e v o te d . effort to bring Ufesavini d m s w ith * the n a c h o^everyoae.

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Sn&stt&idfSiM RS. H O B E 3 T N E A L JO N E S

M iss s M ary E liza b e th W in ters, d a u g h te r o f 'M r . and M rs. R ay ­m ond W in te rs , a 512 O cean P a rk A ve.; B rad ley B each; b ec am e the b r id e o f R o b ert N eal Jo n e s , son of M r. a n d M rs F re d H. Jo n e s , 27 P om th A ve., N ep tu n e C ity , on Sun d a y a f te rn o o n , J u .ie 10, 1952, a t 2*30 p m . in th e C hu ich o f th e A s­cension; B rad ley B each.• T h e b r id e 's m o th er w as a fo r­m e r res id en t o f K eypo rt an d the b rid e h as a n u m b e r of re la tiv e s in th is a re a . ■ v O ffic ia ting a t th e doub le r in g

ce rem o n y - w as - th e > R ev. M ichael G a rry . T h e a l t a r o f th e c h u rc h .w a s d e c o ra te d w ith g ladio li a n d ' de l­p h in ium s an d pew d e c o ra tio n s w e re sp rin g tiow ers.

S ilk O rg a n z a ’G ow n T h e b rid e , g iv en in m a r r ia g e by.

h e r fa th e r , w p re a w edding gown o f s |'J t o rg a n z a w ith a bod ice o i C han tilly la ce and in sert* and ro ­se tte s o f th e la ce on th e bouffan t sk ir t. H er th re e - tie re d veil o f nylon w a s c a u g h t to a h ea d p iece of C han­tilly Isc e a n d sh e c a r r ie d a b ou ­quet m ade of a w h ite o rch id , lilies- o f-the-valiey a n d s te p h a n o tis .

M rs. B ru ce R eid . A llenhu rst, w as the m a tro n o f honor. S he w ore a go w n of em b ro id e red o apuc ine silk w ith a m a tch in g h ea d p iece and e a rn e d b lue delph in ium s

T h e b rid e sm a id s , M iss P a tr ic ia R om eo, A sbury P a rk , and M iss S a n d ra Cook, N ep tu n e C ity , w ere s im ila r ly a t t ’red in sh r im p co lo red silk . ■ ■

F re d Jo n e s , N ep tune C ity , w as the b es t m a n a n d u sh e r in g w ere D av id Sm ith , B rad ley B eaoh , and D udley Cook, N ep tune City.

A recep tio n w as h e ld a t The B a rc lay , Belm&r, a fter, w h ich the coup le left on a w edd ing tr ip .

T h e b rid e w as g ra d u a te d (rom N ep tu n e H igh School s n d the A l-1 (red A cadem y o f B eau ty C ultu re, N ew ark . She is em p loyed by E n ­r ic o - H a ird re s se r , A sb u ry P a rk . She Is a m e m b e r of th e L ady M oose. :

T h e b rid e g ro o m w as g ra d u a te d from M an asq u an H igh School and se rv e d o v e rse a s in the U. S. A rm y. H e is the ow n er o f th e Tow n U p­h o ls te ry S hop in B rad ley B each and is a m e m b e r o ( the l.o y a l O rder o f M oose.

Parents W elcom e New Arrivals

AndersoaM r. a n d M rs. R oy A nderson ,

C rin e R d ., M organv ille , a r e the p a ren t* o f a son, b o rn T u esd ay , J u n e I , 1912. In F itk in H ospital.

■■■■ O rc h a rd . ■A son w a s b o rn in R iverv iew

H o sp ita l o n T u e sd a y , J u n e 3, 1962, to M r. a n d M rs . A lb e rt O rch ard , 13) M ain S t., K eyport.

- R ay n o rM r. a n d M rs. D av id R ayno r,

238 B ro ad S t., M ataw an , a re th e

J a ren ts o f a son, bo rn T u esd ay , on e S, 1962, in R iv e rv iew H os­

p ita l.

K irbyA son w a s bo rn T u e sd a y , Ju n e

5, I9#J, In R iverv iew H osp ita l to M r. and M rs . T h o m a s K irby , 2 R edw ood T e r r . , H azlet.

B lum e ;M r. a n d M rs . R o n a ld B lum e,

S27 S ou th L a u re l A ve., W est K eans­b u rg , a r* Ihe p a re n ts o f a son, b o rn T u e sd a y , Ju n e J, 19*1, In M onm outh M edical C en te r.

Baldw inM r. an d M rs. E lm e r B aldw in, 520

C olum bia A ve., U nion B each , a re th e p a re n ts o f a d a u g h te r b o rn M onday , J u n e II, 1962 In R iv e r­view H osp ita l. :

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H rlttonM r. a n d M rs. W illiam B ru to n ,

215 S econd St., K eypo rt, a r e the p a re n ts o f a son , bo rn In P e rth A m boy H ospital.

. T oon iseaA son w as b o m in S t. P e te r 's

H osp ita l to M r. and M rs. K arl lo n n is e n , IM G reystone R d., Old B ridge.

W inchM r. and M rs. W illiam W inch, 365

S unse t A ve., O ld B ridge , a r e tho p a re n ts o f a son , horn in St. P e ­te r 's H ospital.

L a m b ertM r. and M rs. D onald L am b ert,

1450 W oodm ere D r., Cliffwood B each , a r e th e p a re n ts of a daugh ­te r , bo rn W ednesday, J u n e 8, 1962, in R iverv iew H ospital.

L a lng .A d a u g h te r w as bo rn in M on­

m ou th M edical C en te r on W ednes­day , Ju n e 8, 1962, to M r. an d M rs. F re d L a in s j r . , 253 G reenw ood Rd., M organv ille .

C aseyM r. a n d M rs. F ra n k C asey , 41

L a fa y e tte D r., H azlet, a r e th e p a r ­en ts of a son , b o rn W ednesday, J u n e 6, 1962, in M onm outh M edical C en ter.

R iceM r. and M rs. D avid R ice, 8]

H lghficld, A ve., M ataw an , a re the p a re n ts ot a d a u g h te r , born W ed­nesday , J u n e 8, 196), In M onm outh M edical C en ter.

PucciA son w as born In M onm outh

M edical C en te r oil T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 7, 1962, to M r. and M rs. G a ry P u c ­ci, 'i i O regon A ve., H azlet.

D isbrowM r. an d M rs. H aro ld D isbrow ,

62 F ro n t S t., K eyport, a r e the p a r ­en ts o l a son , born T h u rsd ay , Ju n e 7, 1982, in M onm outh M edical C en­te r .

CottonA son w ns bo rn to M r. and M rs.

R aym ond Cotton, 90 P om ona Ulvd., Cliffwood B each, in P e r th A m ­boy G en era l llo sp lla l.

P appA son w as bom lo M r. and M rs.

F ran k P upp , 210 P ro sp e c t Avo., Cllf(wood Bench, In South Am boy M em orial H ospital,

KelleyM r. mul M is, Kuln.ri K elley, rtu

H illiard ltd ., Old U ndue, n re llie p a ren ts of a d m iuh tcr Ix irn in St, P e le r 's G eneru l H ospital.

M oranA son wus born to M r. unci M is.

J a m e s M oruil, R oute 1, Hux 211112, Old B ridge , In SI. P e te r 's Cii'norul H ospital,

M clnurneyA son wn« burn lo M r and M rs,

J a m e s J , M cln u rn ey , 2H H uslitH I l td ,, Old B ridge , In St, P e te r 's G m iernl H ospital.

SkollcrM r. nnd M rs, lirni'n! Skollcr, i l

A lpha Avo,, o ld llrld jtt'. n re tin? pn renU uf it d u u i'lile r l>mn In SI. I’e lc r 's ( ji 'n e ru l llosp il.il,

M i'Cnllnii(t i l , m ul - ' h v A mimm M m .i i i .i i i ,

34 H ancock SI,, Koiinnliuru, m e t i n p a re n ts o f d diuiMliler, Imm F rid ay . Ju n e R. 1002. In Itlvnrvlew H ospital,

Jo> ce Thomas Is Saturday Bridle

M iss Jo y ce W. Thom as, d a u g h te r of M rs. H en ry H ardy . 150J W esley A ve.. Union B each, and C harles T h o m as . B ayview A ve., U n ion B each , b ec am e the b r id e o f M ich­ae l M an^anelli jr .. sor, o t ,Mr. and M rs. M ichae l-M an g u n e lli. St. P e t­e rs A ve., K eansbu rg , S a tu rd a y . Ju n e 9.-1862.

M av o r Louis t.o lhch io . M ayor o t K ean sb u rg . p e rfo rm e d th e double r in g ce rem o n y in h is hom e.

T h e .b r id e w as g iv en in m a rr ia g e by M r. H ardy , he r s te p fa th e r . She w o re a w hite screet-leiig ln dress, of peau d e s o ir a ss ig n ed with s. round n eck lin e an d sh o rt s ieeves. h e r shou lder-leng th ve 'l o f illusion fell from a p ea rl crow n an d she c a r ­r ie d a co lon ia l b o uque t o t w hite c a rn a tio n s w ith a -w h its o rch id ce n ­te r . ■ .

W .-ars Ir is P e a u D e Sole M iss P a tr ic ia Jo h n sto n , K eyport,

w a s th e m aid of honor. H er ir is peau d e soie gow n w as sty led like the b r id e ’s. She w o re a m a tch ing r in g w ith a fron t oow and c irc u la r veil a n d c a rr ie d a co lonial bou ­q u e t o t w hite ca rn a tio n s .

G eo rg e K enavan , K eansbu rg , w as th e best m an,

A fte r a recep tio n a t the hom e of th e b r id e 's p a re n ts fo r th e b rid a l p a r ty and im m ed ia te fam ilies, the coup le left fo r A tlan tic t.ity . 'H ie b r id e w ore a blue an e a th w ith a m a tc h in g ja c k e t, , a sm all w hite h a t, w h ite ac cesso rie s an d a w lut3 o rc h id co rsag e .

W hen they re tu rn , they will re ­s id e on Willis PI., K eansbu rg .

T h e b rid e w as g ra d u a te d (rom K ey p o rt H igh School and Is em ­ployed by the P ru d e n tia l In su r­an ce C om pany o t A m erica , N ev a rk T h e b rid eg ro o m a tten d ed K ean sb u rg SHiools and is em plov ed by th e J e r s e v Sh ipp ing an d P oo l­ing A ssociation , N ew ark .

BirthsE c k h a rd t

M r. and M rs. J o h n E c k h a rd t, 22 C alv in C t., O ld B ridge, a re the p a r ­en ts o ( a d a u g h te r b o rn in St. P e t­e r ’s G en e ra l H osp ital.

D aR o jaA son w as born to M r. and M rs.

P e te r D aR o ja , 18 M um R d., O ld B ridge , in S t. P e te r 's G enera l Hos­pital.

F la a iz oM r. and M rs. P a u l F inazzo, 54

Y ork S t., O ld B ridge , a re the p a r ­en ts o f a d a u g h te r born at M id­d le sex G en e ra l H osp ita l.

R ap p sA son w as born to M r. an d M rs.

Jo h n R apps, 43 H ill ia rd R d., Old B ridge , In M idd lesex G enera l H os­p ita l.

B en lngcrA son w as born to M r. an d M rs.

J a m e s B eninger, 42 H arrison St., O ld B ridge , in M iddlesex G enera l H osp ita l.

I .a rk iaM r. and M rs. T h o m a s L a rk in , 4

P ro sp e c t P l„ M ataw an , s r e the p a re n ts of a son , b o m T h u rsd ay , Jn n * 7, 1962, in R iverv iew Hos­p ita l.

A n to n u cd A d a u g h te r w as b o rn In R iv e r­

view H ospital on F rid a y , Ju n e 8, 1962, to M r. and M rs. B asil Anto- nucc i, L au re l D r., K eypo rt.

LevyM r. and M rs. Lei(*hlon Lovy, 10

H ucknell D r., H azlet, a ro the p a r ­en ts of a d a u g h te r , bo rn F rid ay , J u n e 8, 1962, In R iverv iew H ospital.

V anO rdenA d a u g h te r w as b o rn in R iv e r­

view H osp ital on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9, 1962, to M r. a n d M rs. A rth u r V anO rden, 63 W est P ro sp e c t A ve., K eyport.

C lcconaM r. and M rs. L eo n ard Ciccone,

137 M ain S t., M ata w an , a r* th e p a re n ts of a son, b o rn S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9, 1962, In R iverv iew H ospital.

B sg n e llA son w as bo rn S a tu rd a y , J u n e

9, 1962, in R ive rv iew H ospital to M r. an d M rs. P h ilip B agnell, 7 A m h ers t L ane, H azlet.

B rad yM r. and M rs. J a m e s B rady , 18

A nderson S t., U nion B each , a rc the p a re n ts of a son, b o rn S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9, 1962, In R lverv jew H ospital.

W robellA son w as born in R iverv iew

H osp ital on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 9, 1902, to M r. an d M rs. F ra n k W robell, 8 T e leg rap h lllll R d., H azlet.

S harpn ickM r. and M rs. A nthony S harpn ick ,

10 U lrch Ave., H azlet, a re the p a re n ts o f a son, born S unday, J u n e 10, 1962, In R iverv iew H ospi­ta l.

Connolly A duuglitor w as born Sunday,

J u n e 10, 1062, In R iverv iew llnspltu i to M r. and M rs. J a m e s Connolly, 55 L a fayette D r., llaz le t.

F e rguson M r. nnd M rs, J o h n F erguson , 182

P ro sp e c t A ve., C liffwood B each, a re tho p aren ts of a son, born S unday , Ju n e 10, IIHi2, In M onm outh M edlcnl C enter.

ity b iirnA son wus Ixirn to Sp/5 John P.

R y ln in i and M rs. K yburn, Ten- limit Rd., M iirganvllli*, a t P a t te r ­son A rm y il in p lla l , F o rt M on­m outh , on I'rld iiy , Juno J, 1(MH, Tlm baby Inis been nam ed John P au l. M rs. K yburn Is III* fo rm er Miwi Jo an G a m son, M iiridiiivllle. Sp/.ri K ylxirn pnv .eu lly ii s lu tloncd with Iho U. S. A rm y In G erm any .

WlmlonA son w as Ixirn to M r. and M is

G eorg# W hnlen, JH3 E v e ro tt R d ., I lo lm d rl Tinvn.'illlp, F rltlny , ,lllll« 8, l'HI2 III M onm outh M edlcnl Cental',

I’n r r l iA sou wus I nil'll to M r. nml M u

St, t ' l a l r I 'm i'Iii, ( iu ld n i St., Cliff- wood, M onday, .limn II, 1902 lit R iverv iew Hospital,

( i i i i i i i i 'ik y A soil wu* Ihiiii Io M r. nml M m.

H olm es (S orm erley , 12/ Seventh A ve,, Kuiin.tliuift, on M onday, Ju n e I I , 1IIV2 III R lvervlow H ospital,

1 ,, i .

Married At SL Joseph’s Obit | Bertie F u /ie ra l H om e. K ev p o n . T n # ftev . N orm an R . R u ey r p a s u tr o t

i i t . J o h n 's M eihod ist C hurch , H az- ie t. ts offic ia ting and m ierm erU w ilt follow in te d a rw o o d C em ete ry .

uanesW illiam J . M cC orm ick

W illiam J . M cC orm ick, 77. of Kevporf. - .oo lnnk 'l Rd., Holrndo!, d ied ihb rsc iny . Ju n e 7, t% 2. M r.M cC orm ick w aa a lifelong res iden t of H olm del. H e i.s the son of the la te J a m e s and M aria (C ross) Me-.Conmr.-k and nad bei*n a fa rm e r ail his adu lt life.

S urv iv ing a rc his wife. M rs. M a r­g a r e t (V an P e lt) M cC orm ick; a dau g h te r. M rs. M alcolm P eseu x : a son, W illiam M cC orm ick; five g ran d cm ld ren and a s is te r . M rs.E m m a G run t, al! o t H om idei.

F u n e ra l .services w ere held M on*; ha lf o f the residue, to he*

^'ills FiledM arion F . D ivens

M an o n Y*. Divens.- Union U each, who d ied M ay U . le il $500 e a c h 't j h e r .sister. Agp.es C am eron : b r o th - : e r . A lexander F erguson , and friend , Lhzabo.th A bbott: ?J00 to F itkm

! H ospital, Ncjriuftfc, and G ra c e i M ethodist C hurch , Union P eac h ;

s is te r , re s t foday morninj* a t 10 a .m . ut the j A gnes C am eron , and tne

Bedk; H in e ra l H om e, K eypo rl.''T he t n ieces and nephew s, acco rd ing lo Rtrv. A. A. B u rk h ard t. p as to r of ih e ! te rm s of nor will, p roba ted recent-H ulm doi f e d e r a te d C hurch , oifi- c iu te d and in te rm e n t w as in H olm ­del C em ete ry . .

E v e re tt C. W alling { E v e re tt C. W a llin g 79, d ied Sun- I d ay , Ju n e .10. 19W, a t M s .hom e, 1.35 W alling T err.. K eyport. B orn m

K pvivii-! \ l r W 'K eypo rt. M r. W alling w as the son Tow nship , who d ied M ay 7 or the late S y lvanus ana Anrne R . bulk of h e r e s ta te to he r t (S toney ) W alnng , He w as a c h a r te r T*;f hard , P o in t P lea sa n t, :

M R., .VJKS. R O B E R T M. BROW N

M iss R ose M arie In lan li, d au g h ­te r of M r. .and M rs. S a lv a to re ln- fan ti, 92 B roadw ay , K eyport, b e ­c a m e the b rid e of R obert M. B row n, son of M r. and M rs. Wil­liam B row n. 825 C en ter S t.. U nion B each , S a tu rd a y , Ju n e 9. 1962, In St J o se p h ’s C hurch . Keyport..

T h e R ev . A lfred Sm ith p e rfo rm e d tne doum e ring ce rem ony a t 2 p .m . M iss L o re tta D u ran te p layed t r a ­d itio n a l w ed d in g m usic .

T h e b r id e w as Riven in m a r r ia g e by h e r fa th e r. S he w ore a full- leng th gow n of im ported s ilk peau de so ie fash ioned w ith a scoop n eck line and long sleeves. A p­p liques of A iencon la ce tr im m e d th e f itted bod ice a n d bouffant p r in ­cess s k ir t, w hich flow ed in to a c liapel-lcng th tra in . H er th re e - tie r­ed hand-ro lled edged F re n c h illu ­sion fingertlp -lcng th veil fell from a th re e - tie r A iencon la ce crow n em b ro id e red w ith pea rls , sequ in s an d c ry s ta ls , a n d sh e c a r r ie d a c a sc a d e bouquet of w hite c a rn a ­tions, s tep h an o tis and p halaenopsia w ith a w hite o rch id cen te r.

S is te r Is M a tro n O l H onorM rs. K enneth E ng lan d , K eypo rt,

w us th e m a tro n of honor fo r h e r s is te r . She w ore a ro m an ce b lue s ilk o rg a n z a s tree t-len g th gow n designed w ith a scoop neck line an d sh o rt sleeves, A c irc u la r veil fell o v e r h e r m a tch in g c ry s ta l h ea d ­p iece and she c a rr ie d a c a sc a d e bouquet o i yellow ca rn a tio n s .

T h e b rid e sm a id s , w ho w ore s im i­la r gow ns and headp ieces in lig h t­e r b lue , w ere M iss C am ille S pauo, F reeh o ld ; M iss H elen In fan ti, H az­le t, cousin of the b ride , an d M iss

C once tta E sposito , P e r th Amboy, cousin of the bride . T hey c a rried c a sca d e bouquets of yellow ca rn a ­tions.

C a th e rin e P a lla n te , K ey p o rt, w as th e ilow er g irl for h e r cousin . She w o re a w hite silk o rg a n z a dress w ith a flow er h e a d p ie c e : an d she c u rr ie d a p rincess baske t of blue an d w hite flow ers.

A lphonso F ald u ti, P o r t C heste r, N .Y . w as the best m an . U shering w ere R ic h a rd C aden, U nion Beach; E d w a rd P o tts , K eyport: an d An­thony C e rd e llo , L incroft.

F o r h e r d a u g h te r’s w edding , M rs. In fan ti se le c ted a pale a q u a d ress w ith a (acsubod ice and s ilk o rg an ­za sk irt. She w ore m a tch in g a c ­c e sso rie s and a w hite sequ in hat a n d w hite o rch id co rsa g e . The b r id e g ro o m ’s m o ther chose a beige d re s s w ith a la ce bodice and silk o rg an za s k ir t w ith a m a tch in g hat a n d ac cesso rie s and a w h ite orchid co rsag e .

A recep tion followed a t Kenny A cres , W oodbridge. F o r th e ir w ed­d ing tr ip to C anada, the b r id e w ore a b lack and beige kn it su it with a b^ ig e hat and ac cesso rie s and a w h ite o rch id co rsag e .

T h e b rid e w as g ra d u a te d from K eyport H igh School an d is em ­ployed by the P eop les N ational B ank , K eyport.

T h e b rid e g ro o m a tte n d e d Key­p o rt High School and is a m e m b er o f the U nion B each F ir s t Aid S quad . He Is em ployed by the E lizabeth tow n C onso lida ted G as Co., Iselin .

T hey w ill re s id e in Uniun Beach

M rs, A rth u r M acE achu rnM rs. G race M ac.E achorn , B ridge

A vc., R ed B ank, d ied S a tu rd a y , Ju n o 9, 19(12 in Bayvicw N ursing H om », M iddletow n.

B orn in N ew ark , M rs. M acE ach - e rn w ns th e w idow of A rth u r M ac- E a c h e rn . She hart lived in the Red B ank a re a m ost o f h e r life and w as a re tired p ra c t ic a l nurse.

S u rv iv ing a re a nephew , R usse ll H. M inton, F a ir H aven, an d th re e n ieces , M rs. H ubert A. G au l, F a ir H aven ; M rs. Jo h n C, M urphy , R um son and M rs. D onald C onroy, K eansbu rg .

S erv ices a re being held at 8 a .m . T h u rsd ay from the John E. D ay F u n e ra l H om e, R ed Bank, follow ed b y a requ iem m a ss a t 9 a .m . in St. J a m e s C hurch , R ed Bank. B u ria l w ill follow In M t. O livet C em e te ry , M iddletow n.

F ra n k F o re s tle reF ra n k F o re s tle re , 91, of 504 G ur-

field R d ., Belford, died S unday , J u n e 10, 1962, in O verbrook H ospi­ta l, C ed a r G rova.

M r. F o re s tle re w as born in I ta ly . H e lived in B rooklyn m ost of his life, and h ad m oved to B elford r e ­cen tly . He w as a re tired ca b in e t­m ak er.

S urv iv ing a re h is wife, M rs, An­g elina F o re s tle re ; tw o d au g h te rs , M rs. J e n n ie Ing rao , H u /le t and M rs. A nna G entile , B rooklyn; a son, D r. J a s p e r A. F o re s tle re . M ad ­ison , four g ran d ch ild ren , nnd sev . en g rea t-g ran d ch ild ren .

F unera l se rv ices w ere held W ed­n esday ut 8 a .m . from the Jo h n W. M ehlenbeck F u n e ra l H om e, Iln/.let, follow ed by a requ iem m ass at 9 a .m . in St. J o se p h ’s C hurch , K ey­p o rt, o ffered by tliu Rev. K dw aril P . A laska, p a s to r of St, H en e ilid ’s C hu rch , H azlet, Hurlnl w as ill St. Jo se p h 's C em ete ry .

M rs. G eorge W. D avidsonM rs. B ertha D. D avidson, 71,

of 15 Shore H aven T ra ile r P a rk , l la z le t, d ied T h u rsd ay , Juno V, 11)112, n t h e r hom e. M rs. D avidson w us born In J e rs e y (.'lly und hud lived III llaz le t for Ih ree years.

She Is su rv ived bv her husband , C . „ r U' i |! , .r IV lv illsnn

I 'line ra l s o rv lr i 'i wuin held I 'u - duy even ing at V p.m . ut Ihn D ay F u n e ra l H om e, K eyporl. ll ie ftev . N orm an U, R iley, p a s to r of St. J o h n 's M ethodist C hurch, I l n / H , offic iated . Hurlnl w as in New York Hay C em ete ry , J e rs e y City.

IMr«, C iirniello IIu it iiM u , l.oui;it) D iu to , i l , of ill Low­

e r M ain S t., M.'itiiwim, d ied nml- donly s t ho r horn* on T lm n d tiy , J u n e 7, l!Mi2. M rs. H un o v a n Im m In /In ly And li.iil llvml In M ul.iivnii 5.1 yea rs ,

Slie wns ,i roiiiiniinli anl o l St. .lo- soph 's c h in c h , K evpon , and a m e m b er of the O ur Lady of Mt, ClItMH'l Sin Ii-lv.

Surv iv ing a ie her hu.ib.iinl, C ar. niello , tin <'e noils, I allied M iiimi, M al.iw iin; Siilt'iH'l M auio , K ey. po it. anil P hillip lluero I’.-iih A llllioy, tool il.u ii'jlle is, M ts h u ll, oliii; IV tltll and M is, V einon M :|, geo, M ,Hawaii; M m lo iep lt I'h;- iiiilii i it, S luew nln iiy . n n d M in. H e rb e rt lla lliiiilyue , Red llan li; 13

g ra n d c h ild re n und seven g re a t­g ran d ch ild ren .' F u n era l se rv ices w e re held M on­d a y at 8;30 a .m . from tho D ay F u ­n e ra l H om e, K eyport, an d u t 9 a .m . a h igh m a ss of requ iem w as ofier- e d in St. Jo se p h 's C hurch . In te r­m en t w as in the ch u rch cem ete ry .

M rs. H a rry P . LuntM rs C a th erin e (F lo c k ) Lunt,

C en te r S t., W illiam sport, P a ., died Sunday, Ju n e 10, 19G2, a t W illiam s­p o rt H osp ital, follow ing a long ill­ness.

She is su rv ived by h e r husband, H a rry , a t h o m e ; a d au g h te r, M rs . G eo rge T. M cC arthy , H azlet; o ne son, R o b ert, Bay V illage, Ohio, a n d six g ran d ch ild ren .

F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere conducted T u e sd a y afte rn o o n In W illiam sport.

m e m b e r ot L ib erty H ose Co. j S urv iv ing a r e his wife, 'M rs . 'I G e rtru d e (H opkins) W alling; a son,I C h es te r C W alli,ig, K ey p art, a( b ro th e r , R usse ll W alling, a lso of I K eypo rt; six g ran d ch ild ren an d a j g rea t-g ran d ch ild .I F unerE i se rv ic e s w ere held W ed- I n e s d a v a f te rn o o n a t 1 p .m . a t the I B edle F u n era l Home. K eyport. T h e

R ev. N orm an R. R ile v ,’ p a s to r of St. Jo h n s M ethodist C hurch , Haz- le l, o ffic iated and In te rm en t w as m C edarw ood C em ete ry , H azlet,

M rs. A delbert G illenM is . J e ss ie G illen, 71, d ied F r i ­

day , Ju n e 8, 1%2, a fte r a leng thy illness at th e hom e of h e r d au g h ­te r , M rs. C aro l Boyle. 27 F ro st C ir­c le, lin d a ll G ard en s , M iddletow n, w ith w hom sh e lived

M rs. G illen w as the w ile of the la te A delbert G illen. She w as bo rn in P ittsb u rg h , P a ., the d a u g h te r of the la te John and Helen (S andy ) G illies.

M rs. G illen nad lived in M iddle­tow n for sev en y e a rs an d m the b ay sh o re a re a for 50 y e a rs . She w as a m e m b e r of the R efo rm ed C hurch of M iddletow n.

S urv iv ing a rc th ree sons, M erle , F a i r Lawn; R aym ond. M ontrose, P a ., and A delbert, M iddletow n; lo u r d au g h te rs , M rs. H elen B orden, C en terv ille ; M rs. D orothy M cK ier- nan , P om pton L akes; M rs. B oyle and M rs. A lb e rta S tew art, both of M iddletow n; a b ro th e r, C harles G iiiies, O cean G rove; 22 g ran d c h il­d ren and five g rea t-g ran d ch ild ren .

F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere held M on­d ay m orn ing in the F le g c r F u n e r ­al H om e, M iddletow n. T h e R ev. H a rry A. O lsen , p a s to r o f tho R e­fo rm ed C hurch , o ffic iated and in ­te rm e n t w a i in F a ir View C em e­te ry , M iddletow n.

M rs. R obert B ea rdM ri. Alice B eard , 75, of 1242

R ou te 3K, H azlet, w idow of R obert H eard , tlied S a tu rd a y , Ju n e 9, 1962, in R iverv iew H ospital.

M rs. B eard w as a m e m b er o f St. Jo h n ’s M ethodist C hurch , H az le t,' and th e E a s te rn S tar of P u lask i, N .Y.

S urv iv ing a r e two suns, T hom as R eard , V estal, N .Y ., and H aro ld B eard , New H artfo rd , N .Y .; a d au g h te r, M rs. D orothy D oyle, H az- let, an d fou r g randch ild ren .

F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere held T u e s ­d ay even ing a t 8 p .m . in the John W. M ehlenbeck F u n era l H om e, l la z le t, w ith the R ev. N orm an R. R iley, p a s to r of St. Jo h n ’s M etho­d is t C nurch , H azlet, o ffic ia ting . B u ria l w as W ednesday in E v e r­g reen C em ete ry , F nb ius, N .Y.

M n . T hom as li . W ainw righlM rs. C a therine W ainw righ t, 87,

d ied M onday, Ju n e II, llHi'i a t he r hom e, G reen G rove A ye., K eyport. She w as born in Cliffwood and wus the widow of T hom as H ooper W ain­w righ l.

Surv iv ing o re a d au g h te r, M r*. J u lia Lew is, K eyport and a son, J a m e s W ainw right, K eyport.

S c rv ic e i a re being held T h u rs ­day m orn ing al II a .m . a t the

ly in the o lfice of M onm outh Countv S u rro g a te l-.utvard c.. B roeg?. H e r b ro ln e r. A lexander F e rguson , w as nam ed ex ecu to r of the e s ta te w ith N orm an J . C urrie .

M rs. H elen G. BurlewM rs. H elen G. B urlew . M adison.

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don, M ataw ari, w ho a lso q ualified a s - .co -execu to rs. M is . B urldw left h e r jew elry .-to a Ki ea t-g ran d d au g h - te r , C olleen B urlew : s ilv e rw a re to a g randson , D udley B urlew , and th e p roceeds from a m o rtg ag e in equal sh a re s to h e r husband , R ich­a rd , nnd the tw o sons. T he sons, h ow ever, m ost p ro v id e a life tim e res idence for th e ir fa th er. T h e w ill w as d a ted Sept 11, 1957 in d w as filed fo r p ro b a te in the S u rro g a te ’* office in M iddlesex County.

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■ s e r a J r ., so n o f M r. an d M rs^ A n - thony P a n z e ra , 252 fl.rove S t.. GUM-!, w ood, S atu rd ay ^ J u n e 9i W 2 , In ‘ S t: J o s e p h 's C hu rch , K eyport. T n e R e v A lfred S m ith p e rfo rm e d th* dou liie rm g ce rs in o n y a t l p .m .

. T h e b r id a w as giv^f: io m a rr ia g eb y h e r s tep fa th e r . Sh* w o re a fkx>r- te n r th gqvv'i c i iultf) o v * r ' i f f e 'a

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J ro m • h ea d p iso * o f th re e rose* « a 4 s h e c a r r ie d a p ra y e r bopk t& n n e d v/ith w h ite cym bidiiim *.

M il . G eo rge B a rr tU , H azlet, w as t b e m a tro n o l h o n o r fo r h e r s is te r . Km; str««t-i<m stb R<?wn o l p ink la ce o v e r t a f f e t a ; had,, th re e - q u a r te r-

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U fv rg e B a rre tt, H az le t; b ro ther-ln - law o f th e b ride ;

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...■■ ■.; c o rsa g e o f w hite cym b id iu m s com -plem e.iucd h e r en sem b le . W hen th e y r e tu rn tiiev w>ll res id e In an a p a rtm e n t a t 252 G rove S t., C liff­wood.

T lie b ride a tte n d e d M ataw an H igh School and w as em ployed by W oolw orth 's , P e r th Amboy.': T h e b rid e g ro o m w a s g ra d u a te d from M a ta w a n H igh School and se rv ed

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A rm y. H e is em p loyed b y G e rb e r f a n l ta r y P o tte ry , W oodbridge.

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M r. a n d M rs, CJhomas O 'K eefe, U nion B each , e.nnouncc th e engage­m en t o f th e ir d au g h ten , D ianne, io D ave C oncepcion, son of M r. and M rs. J o s e p h Concepcion, S ta ten Is ­land .

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If rum W oodbridge H igh School and is em p loyed by the H atco C hem ical C«>., F o rd s . .

i N o d a te h a s been net fo r the | w edd ing . ,

i B ah rcn b u rg -P rtn xM r. and M rs. E d w ard F . Prim ;,

H lllcrcs t School Rd., H olm del. a n ­nounce the .engagem en t of thi-ir d a u g h te r , M a rg a re t , !o N eil W, I B ah re n b u rg , son of M r. an d M rs. J o h n H. B ah re n b u rg , b41 B ee rs St., M arJet.

M iss P n n z , a m em ber o f the C lass oi 1!K>2, will b e g ra d u a te d from K ey p o rt High School th is m onth a n d p la n s to a tten d B erk e­ley. S e c re ta r ia l .School, E ase O r­ange . ■

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L avoie L a b o ra to rie s, M organville . M r. Concepcion allended., C urtis H igh Bcliool and is em ployed by S ch a ffe r and K rebbs, New Y ork .

d a te h a s been se t fo r ihe w ed­d ing.

L o P re s to -M a in w a r iuM r. a n d M m. R ic h a rd W. M ain-

w arm g , South B ee rs Sr., H azlet, a n n o u n c e the en g a g em en t ot th e ir d a u g h te r , Ju d ith M ay lo S econd Lt. R ay m o n d Jo se p h L oP resto , so n of M r. a n d M rs. A ngelo L o P resto , 128 C hurch St., K eyport.

M iss M aln w an n g is a g ra d u a te uf K eyporl H igh School an d is em ­ployed in the bu sin ess office o f the

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Scliool, C la ss of i!)r>9, nnd is se rv ­ing in the U.S. Air Force.

N o d a te h a s been se t fo r the w edding .

H ahn-S m iihM r. a n d M rs. Leo A. S m ith , 21G

Second St., K eyport, announce the en g a g em en t of th e ir d au g h te r, Lin­da M a n e , to K urt f t . Hahn, son of M r. and M rs. K u rt H alm , K r..in- ville, N.Y.

M iss S m ith Is a g ra d u a te of K ey­p o rt H igh School, C lass of 1959, and is em ployed a s a se c re ta ry a l the F o r t M onm outh P ro cu rem en t Of­fice, E a ton tow n . l l e r fiance is a

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N ew J e r s e y Kell T e lephone Co., K eypo rt. l l e r fiance ulso Is u g ra d u a te of. K eypo rt H igh School an d g ra d u a te d from Ihe U S M il­i ta ry A cadem y - a t .w e s t P oiih , N . Y ., la s t1 w eek. 1

A D ecem b er w edding is p lanned .

E v e lgan -H o ld inM r. and M rs. L aw rence H olden,

882 R oute 35, L au ren ce H arb o r, a n ­nou n ce the en g a g em en t o f th e ir d a u g h te r , Ju d ith Anil, to P e te r G. E v e ig an , son of M r. an d M rs. H a rry E veigan, 113 T y ler S t., M or­gan .

M iss H olden w ill be g rad u a ted T h u rsd a y from the H.G. H offm an H igh School, South’ A m boy, and is em p loyed by H olden Jew e le rs , South A m boy.

M r. E ve igan a tten d ed S ay rev ille H igh School and is em ployed by In d u s tr ia l P la s tic s , M etuchen.

N n d a te has been se t fo r the w edding .

B d h w e ll-R aczM r. and M rs. B enjam in R acz,

10 M an ch es te r A ve., K eyport, a n ­n o u n ce the en g ag em en t o f th e ir d a u g h te r , C a th e rin e Ann, to H enry B othw ell, son of M r. and M rs. Wil­liam Bolhw eil, 590 Alden St., W ood­b rid g e . ’

M iss Racz a tten d ed K eyport High School and is en ro lled as a stu d en t in Ihe M onm outh County V ocation­a l School, Long B ranch .

M r. Bothw ell w as g ra d u a te d

M ISS LINDA M . SM ITH

rad io m an second c lass in the U.S. N avy in w hich lie has se rv ed to r four y e a rs . H e p resen tly is a tten d ­ing pre-com m ission ing school at N ew port, R .I ., a f te r w hich he will be s ta tio n ed ab o a rd the USS B ar­ney .

No d a te h a s been set fo r the w ed­ding.

Funeral ServicesJo h n D. K cenoy

F u n e ra l se rv ices w ere held F r i­d ay from H acberle & B arth Home fo r F u n e ra ls , Irv ington , a n d a high m a ss o f requ iem w as o ffered in St. T h e re sa ’s C hurch, K enilwo'rth. a t 9 a .m . fo r John D. K eenoy, 66, of 56 South 20th S t., K enilw orth , w ho d ied sudden ly W ednesday, J u n e 6, 11)62, in Railw ay M em orial H osp ital. In te rm en t w as in St. G e r­tru d e ’s C em ete ry .

Born In M arion , Ind., M r. Kee­noy lived in N ew ark befo re m oving lo K en ilw orth twu y e a rs ago . lie w as the husb an d o f the la te M rs. E lean o r (G ough) Kcenoy.

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S u rv iv in g a r e th re e sons, Jo h n J . . K eenoy, w ith w hom he lived; P a t - | rick T . K cenoy, N utley , an d D av id i P . K eenoy , R oselle P a rk , a d au tjli- j te r, M rs. M a ry Johnsun , C liflw ood; i tw o b ro thers," P a tr ic k and D av id l K eenoy, bo th o f-N ew ark ; 13 g ra n d ­ch ild ren ar.d eight g re a l -g ra iu k h i l-1 d ren . ,. [

M rs. C harles W. Johnson ;F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere held S a lg r- j

d a y a fte rn o o n a t 1 p .m . m the B e­d le F u n e ra l H om e, K eypo rt, fo r j M rs. V iolet M. Johnson , 67, o f Third S t., W est K eansburg . w ho d ied W ednesday , J u n e 6. 1902, m R ive rv iew H osp ital. T h e R ev. H . H. M cC onnell, p a s to r o f K eonsbu rft M ethodii/t C hurch , o ffic ia ted . B u n a ! w as in S ho re lan d M em orial G a r - j d ens , H azlet. |

M rs. Tonr.son w as bo rn in N ew j Y ork . She w as the d au g h te r o f the j la te John a n d L tu r a (C om pton ) j F ou lk s a n d th e widow of C fia rles j W. Johnson . M rs. Jo h n so n w as m e m b er o t the K eanshu rg M e th o l d is t C h u rch and the E a s te rn S ta r , j M arion C h ap te r , Y onkers, N .Y .

S u rv .v ing a re a d au g n te r, M rs. i M atthew M . W eisgarber, R iv e r | P laza; a son , C harles F, Jo h n so n , | R iv e r P laza ; a s is te r , ‘v irj. l.nu-1 ren ce M cN am n ra , C ahstoga , C alif.; j a b ro th e r. F ra n c is F o u lk s ,.K ra m i- b u rg , and fou r g ran d ch ild ren .

M rs. H a rry <5. M cEw er.F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere h e ld a t

8 a .m . S a tu rd a y from the Jo h n J . R yan H om e for F u n e ra ls , K e a n s ­burg , follow ed a t 9 a.m . by a h igh requ iem m a s s in St. A nn’s C hu rch , K ean sb u rg , offered by the R ev. •Stanley J . le v a n d o sk i, a s s is ta n t p a s to r, to r M rs. E le a n o r G. Me- Liven, 68. of 14 M aplewood A ve., K eansbu rg , w ho d ied W ednesday , J u n e 6, 1962, a t her hom e.

M rs. M e I: w en w as born In T he B ronx a n d h ad lived in K ean sb u rg lou r y e a rs . Slie w as the d a u g h te r of ih e la ic W illiam an d C aro line B ecker. She w as 8 co m m u n ic an t of St. A n n 's C hurch.

S urv iv ing a re her husband . H a r­ry G. M chsven; a »on, H aro ld J . M cEw en, P a tchogue, L .l .; a d a u g h ­ter, K a th leen D avis, W est K e a n s ­burg ; a b ro th e r , P au l B eck er, T he B ronx; th re e s is te rs , M rs. Ju lia B ecker and M iss C atherine B eck­er, Iwth of K eansbu rg ; M rs. M itry M iller, HicksVTlle, L.L , nnd four g ran d ch ild ren .

Jo h n J . T ie rn a nF u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ere he ld F r i ­

day from th e John F. P lle g e r F u ­n era l H om e, M iddletow n, a n d at 10 a .m . a m a ss w as o ffered ill St. M ary ’s C hurch , N ew M onm outh , fo r Jo h n Jo sep h Tiernan, 75, of 2,1 G race S t., P o rt M onm outh , who d ied T u esd ay , Ju n e 5, 1%2. in New Y ork sh o rtly a f te r he w ns fa ta lly s tr ick en w hile on hia w ay hom e from w ork.

M r. T ie m a n w as bo rn irj New Y ork a n d m oved to M iddletow n 3(1 y e a rs ago . F o r th e p as t 59 y ea rs he had w orked as a m eta l la th e r. H e w as a m em b er o f L ocal 46, a F L -C iO ot lhe M eta l L u th e rs U n­ion. M r. T ie rn an w as a com m un i­c a n t of St. M ary ’s Church and ll m e m b er of B ayshore Council 285S, K nights of Colum bus.

S urv iv ing a re his w ife, M rs. N el­lie (H ay d en ) T ie rn an ; two sons.

J o h n T ie rn an , H ftm pstend, L .l . an d 13r. V incent T ie rn a n , S h rew sbu ry ; tw o d au g h te rs , M rs. H elen C un­n ingham , Long Is laa d , an d M rs. MitiJUed M cG lauR hlin, K ean sb u rg ; a s is te r , M rs. K a th e rin e liio v sk y , T he B ronx , arid 12 g ran d ch ild ren :

N. J. Natural Gq* Earnings increase

E a rn in g s fo r the New J e r s e y N a ­tu ra l G as C om pany for th e six- m onth period endinjj; M arch 31 w e re $1.32 a s h a re as c o m p ared to 3-1.15 fo r jh.-i ra m e period la s t y e a r , it h a s been announced. F u r the 12-mwnli period end ing M ar, 31 e a rn in g s w e re $1.83 agnisist H-54 in the previous y ea r.

T h : financia l i ta ie m e n t show ed o p e ra tin g rev en u es in c reased from $11,682,212 to $12,754,814 in th e si:;- m on th periiid . and for the y e a r en d ­ing M ar. 31 th e y w ent up m o re ,th a n $2,000,000 from $19,303,040 to $21.,­334,643. .

Nel incom e in c rea sed for th e six m o n th s end ing M ar. 31 to $1,331,902 as co m p ared to $1,150,407. F o r lh e 12 m on ths period n e t incom e w as $1,864,955 against. $1,563,517- t h e p rev ious y e a r .

Baptized SundayOn PiniC'COflt Muidfsy the fed low ­

ing ch ild ren w ere baptized in the F ir s t P re sb y te r ia n C hurch , M a ta ­w an: J e f f re y M ark M ahoney, son of M r. and M rs. Jo se p h F . M aho­ney , W oodbrook D r.. M ata w an ; D a­vid B yron SmicK*, son c f M r. anc! M rs. f t. K yroii Strr.th, 1 1 K ennein A ve., O ld B ridge: G ary ... P au l S chw erdt, son of M r. and M rs. G eo rge S chw erd t. 21 M a re a rc t St., Old B ridge; Lyi»n Ztoroihv B enne tt,

i d au g h te r of M r. Hnd M rs. .)ohn Bcn- ne ti. 36 M a rg a re t St., OM B ridge ; Scott K fn n e th W ilUams, son of M r.

i a /id M ri. E . K en n e ih V jlh e n ie , M o rris to w n R t '. , M aiaw an ; Suaan

jA n n d a u g h te r o f M r. ar<dMrW- C arn>ea M cs iin a , B road SI.,

I M ata w an ; S usan A nnette G orm er, ! d a u g h te r of M r. and M rs. W illiam | R . G e rm c r, 1J> t r a s s a s - b f - , Soifth |A m b c v ; K atherine D aw n sn d Wil­

liam Ms*)v)ile Wolf, ch ildren of M r. an d M rs . W illiam W olf,-B altim ore , M d. a n d U<vnir>e E liza b e th K arlo ­v ich . d a u g h te r i)t ;vlr; u n a ;*Irs. F ra n k K avlovich. K asero ary D r.. H aziei.

N ew AssigomenfF re d K o iil l, fo rm e r m a n a g e r o f

i th e J . .1. N ew b erry Co. s io re in j K ey p o rt, h j .s been tr a n s fe r re d fro m j th e f irm .n s to re at P a ra ra u s to lhe .. I v a s t new s to re in F o r i L a u d e rd a le ," i F la . T he F lo r id a 9tore is th e la rg e s t j m th e ju n io r v a r ie ty s to re cha in .

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DR. LOUIS I. PRACEROPTOMETRtST

fYES EXAMINEDO F F IC E H OU RS

b a l ly n ad S a tu rd a y *» A.M. t« e P.M.

F rldny* I A.M. to J P .M . C losed AU D >y W ednesday*

30 W. Front St., Keyport

COifax 4-2020

j tiie I). S. A rm v R eserve . HO 2-20S5 fo r info rm ation .

CaU

Our Annual Sale For

DADGRAD

W aterproofs D ress W atches '* ’•

W hile and Y ellow C asca

One of A KindL ad les ' 17 J l. and B racele t

reg . 79.50 — SA L E 48.00 L ad lea’ 17 J l. and B racele t

reg . 81.00 - SA LE 50.-I0 L ad le*’ 22 J l . 14K - Cord

reg . 85.00 — SA LE 51.00 G enls 17 J l. nnd B racele t

reg . 59.50 — SA L E 30.00 L ad les’ 21 J l. B racelet

reg . 59.50 - SA LE M.00 G ents 17 J l. iiihI B racelet

reg . 55.00 — SA LE .13.00 G en ts 17 J l. und B racelet

reg . 95.00 - SA LE 57.IHI L ad les’ 17 J l. Iinil B racele t

reg . 99.50 - SALIC JS.50 G enls 22 .11. and Ilrn r t 'lr i

reg . (Ij.tW -- SALIC 87.00 G ents 17 Jl. mid litrnp

re* . 71.5(1 - SALIC VI.70 G ents 17 .11. nnd llraee le l

je g . II,'1,511 •- SALIC 511.oil r: n n m . -i.-.-i. t

i i'll. 71.00 ■■ .* iA ll. 15 HO tie n ls 17 Jl. Jl ml S i m p

reg. 13.0(1 - SAI I , '!7.()0 l.m lles ' 17 II. nnd H r,in-lcl

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R e a l E s t a t e — I n s u r a n c eMATAWAN 138 Main St. LOwell 6-0003

^7 PRIVACY FENCEN*w Cabana IPantii, Pr*-Cut o n «l Bundl*(f C«darSLATS end CAP all 1x6" FOR STRENGTH

AND BEAUTY Com** A‘ - 5' and 6 ft. High

laeh Section Contain* Qn« 4x4 Pott CALL 10 6-4500

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PACKup the family*

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sow ftt your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center. One of those new Chevrolets, Chevy I I ’s or Coryaira should suit you perfectly aad «par®. your budget any etrain IWe -woulda’t presume to tell you vWcK’one to tiuy* tu t your_Che7roIetd e a l e r baa more ways of helpbg you male up your mmd. lake the Jet-amooth;Chevrolet Impala, luxurious, extremely comfortably undoubtedly the brat, riding car in its field; the Chevy I I Nova, lively, lovely, low cost;, th® Corvair Monza, a family car that rather thinly disguises its desire to be a Bports car; and the Corvette, America’s out-and-out sports car that 11 put a grin on your face from here • • • to there. As you see, your Cheviolet dealcri has just the tonic fer that “let’s go traveling" feeling.And, what’s nice about buying one, you won’t hays .

.traveling to juggle your life around to afford it.. You know?

fo u r Hun V F u n v<ii/i t<) o<t f.*rtiu (phon'it /iiji to bottom) «n* the C vm tiJ, C 'm 'dir i / v ) u a CoitpPt C liffy I J / / o w t i h l m Wvyun m l C hut d u Im pala Upart M m

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DAVE GIBB CHEVROLET110 Main Street, Matawan Phone LOwell 6*1040

Fog* ^wafva I THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, June 14, 1962

Annual Banquet % ld By league■.The ajjioaai b an q u e t of the M ata-

liM ih' C c n le m p o ra ry L eag u e w as > heW M ond&y BVemcg a t C olts N eck

J n p s n d n e w o ffic e rs-w ere in s ta lled- b y M r». Jo h n Ktnnciy. T tiey a re :;j

M ia . L eo n C h ris tin a t, cha irm an ,’; ' ■Mra. G e c rg e Em ith, v ic e ch a irm a n ;’ M rs ; R en ton Scholl, te c o td in s sec*

,r if l ta ry ; M rs . Y filU fin W cintraubi- e j r te s p o n d w jj #© ;teje ry ; M rs.'

. 'Al'j#i^ 'M 9itlian,< secn eU iy ;^ nriji M rs, K inney, bu ild ing trlis tee .'

C ^ t l r i n t a p w y w S thu t lt4 r,d iaa> cpm m V ee*,' P io ^ ra m ,

,S m ith ,\p u b lic ity , W. K.^ /P A V M p V 'WsVa a n d n \e an s , M ra.' H o w ard W oolley a p d co-% hairm ^r.,? M r* ;1 A uW itt, - jw H uviing; m e m b e r 'J* lu p ' eint, hospita lity ,’ M rs M ariin

■ . J te llM u f ao -ch a irm en M rs. H ow ard , O v e r t o n ; w e lfe re , M i s s Aoj!

t(Hnet<e L>rrs*,-a a n d c o c h a iim a t,, J - M ^ . H o b a rt B e n tle y ; ' m usic , M rs.

■- • V ic to r Fretkfak, a n d A p ie u c sn hom e, M rs. J o h n R ' K lein .

‘ C u e s ts a t th e d in n e r w ore M rs. .C a lv in F-esrae,* p re s id e n t o f thi)

:-:.M.#t^waa W om an 's , C lub, an d A ir:.'H o sg , p re s id e n t o f-‘h e Jun*

' lo r W om an’* C lub. ' ' ,O th e rs p r e s e n t M rs, H a rry P itch-

» r , M iss H an n ah M cL eani M ra.. G eo rg e K inked*, M r s . Edw in ..( '• 'H an lo n , M rs, H e m y T rap h ag ^n ,

’M r i .F r a n k G r a i i o q o / M r s .A v t h u r K la tt ap t! M rs. P h ilip B ec firo .

,Th« ? x e c u h v c b o a rd w ill m eet ’ , J u n e 44 a t th a h o tn e .o f M rs. ChrU-■ (in ^ t, H ^ l n e p r , ; 'jVIatawau, -

‘ Movi* P«r»y A id*k , Jewish War V«ts

-1 5 -v V" ~B ay sh o re P o s t 737 Jew ish W ar

V ete ran * o f. th e II,S . o l ' A m erica a n $ th e W om en 's A ux iliary , a n '

. itQ u r.e r a .fund-ra ising ny>vie p a rty t o i- jw. hel(| a t th e S tra n d -T heatre , K ey p o rt, a t 8:15 p .m . on T uesday .

5 • T ho :p»ctura to be show n, "C a rry on ty u rs e ," is a h ila rio u s com edy

. fe a tu r in g P ^ te i S ellers .P ro c e e d s a r a to b e yse(J (or ho«-

• i< p rta | w o rk in th e a re a . In th e p a i t su eh h o sp ita i w ork In c lu d e d p a r lie s '

; ■ Jm - p a t ie n ts , g ifts fo r ch ild ren , g am es , b a rb e c u e s , e tc . D oor prizes w ill b e aw ard ed , ‘

. T 't-k e ts m a y . be o b ta in ed in; the H az le t a r e a a t A ugie’s B arb e r

- (•hop and- th e R a r i ta n Sw eet Shop, - . j ln - . th e K ey p o rt a r e a tick e ts can Ss.he o b ta in ed ’a t C u s ta ’s...Luncheon* ^ " • t t e 'a n d JFeigenson’s S hoe S tore, or -'■5>.insiy - be p u rch ased a t th e S tran d js iT h e a t re box o ffice on . t h ; even ing

• .. .of th e p e rfo rm a n ce . -

W,$.C.S. Plans Chicken Supper■ .Ths re g u la r m e e tin g o f the Wo-

i ()ien!S S ocie ty o f C h ris tian S erv ice - 'id f 'th e C liffw ood C om m un ity M eth­

o d is t C h u rch w as he ld M onday and it w as p la n n ed to hold a ch icken

■ su p p e r .p n T h u rsd ay , J u n e 21, from- S to 7 p .m . . ..

O ffice rs w ill ba in s ta lled du rin g ■ th e r e g u la r ch u rc h ae rv ice on Ju n e

H- A c a k e sa le w ill b e held Ju ly 11

- i t 10 s .rp . i n . th* A f t P . S tore, C liffw ood. Thi* p ro cee d s w ill be g iv en to th e M en 's Club.

T h e R ev. R ic h a rd S co tt v isited . th e m e e tin g . A ttend ing w ere M rs.

T . : M atth ew s, M rs. R . F enw ick , M iss E . G ey e r, M rs. F . Evalc|i, M iss I. Iv in s, M rs. K. H ogan, M rs. H . V anC leef, M rs. R , W ard , M iss

, R : . S im m ons, M rs. J . D ru g as and M rs. G a rriso n .

?: - R e a l E s ta te L isting C a r d s f a r ‘s a le a t th is o ffice. '

B ucks C ounty , P a . M ataw an

EDWARD YORKER' IN T E R IO R S ’

:. D ra p e r ie s — W indow Shades' S jw p A t H o m s . '

CO 47000

ARS YOU GETTING THE MOST FOR YOUR

Rug Cleaning Dollar ? ? ?F o r th e b e s t re su lts in p ro fes ­s ional c lean ing these 9 o p e r­a tions a r e s ta n d a rd re q u ire ­m en ts a t S. Boyes:

| . In sp ec tio n 2. D usting i . Spo tting4. T h o ro u g h C leansing5. T h o ro u g h R insing I . S izing If needed7. C on tro lled D ry ing I . W rap p in g — S to ra g e I . In a iiran ce C overage

F R E E STO RA G E T I L S E P T .

N O TO LL CIIA KG B PH O N K D IR E C T

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U ll .11. tijxi .^U vutv (Wo. S ou th A nifw y, Now J o n v y

OOP V/omen H«ar Pla»s Bittnniai Convention

T n e Ire d e ra te d W om en’s R epuii- iic an C ivb o f N ortli B uysliure a red in*tl: o n 'M o n d a y a t ih e S ayvm w P ra s b y te r iu n C o ttage . Clstfweod- B each , "lhe p re s id e n t,iM ri. C h arles.Tonics; p re s id e d . , . -c ......i ’T h e s e c re ta ry . M rs. R aym ond l i i ld e b ra n d t, rc a ii le tte rs f iom Sen R ic h a rd S tou t a n d the 'N a tio n a l f e d e r a t io n of R epub lican W om en ab o u t th e b ie n n ia l conven tion to be heJd S ep t. 27-28 in Pnoenix, A ra . M -M alaw aa T nw nslup Gij, >d Govern* m e n t C lub, Inc., w as ««Ipcted- tot r e c e iv e m f 'H i iy c a m p sig n g ift M rs. W illiam ' -N etdm ger and:- M rs. Jo h iv W elbey w ere aw ard ed th e a t ­te n d a n c e g iftsv-iMrs. • F r e d D o m nuak and - M rs. H ^ldebran ilt repo rtijd on ■ the M a ta ­w a n T ow nsh ip G ood Q overn m en t an n u a l p ic n ic w h ich w ill be h e ld m F ra n k ’s ■ P icn ic Grove'. Roberta* v ii!e,i o iv Sunday, A ug. 5. , - i

i t w a'i a g re e d th a t th e c lub w ill d i s tn b u ie ; a b s e n te e ballo t a p p lic a ­tions! to a ll n u rs in g hom ei m the iy>rth bay sh o ce a re a ,- U n i|e r. .po litica l ’ education , the

i F K , co lo rin g took- ■ w as d iscussed a|t g f e a t leng th . ; , ’- T h e . i e i t m ee tin g o f l h e c l u b will h e on M onday . J u ly 9 ^ t fc j# p.m . a t B ayv iew P re s b y te r ia n C ottage .

T 6 Men^ber* Enroll Now jSAatawan KC

S ix teen new m e m b em w ere en ­ro lled in th e new K n igh ts of C o lum ­b u s C ouncil In M ataw an , a t a meet* I n j iie'ui in the c a fe te r ia of S t. Jo ­s e p h 's .School, M ap le P l„ K eyport,;

T h e m ext: m e e tin g is’ schedu led (o tv .F riday even ing a t 8 p .m . in the s a m e p la ce . T h s R ev. W illiam B ausch w ill l>e> -ths g 'le s t sp e a k e r .■: C h a rle s A. O 'H a re , 31 Schenck A va., M ataw an , c h a irm an and H ugh V. M cG uire. 25 R av ine D r., M ata w an , o rgan iz ing D is tric t D ep­u ty , w ill rev ea l p lan s fo r a council hom e in . M a ta w an and) o th e r p h a s ­e s o f • o rg an iz in g the new council. A nyone in te re s te d in jo in in g the new co u n c il m a y a tfend th is m e e t­ing. . .

D o y ou w ork a s a baby s it te r? If any person p a y s you $50 in a c a le n d a r q u a r te r , sh» is req u ired lo pay th e socia l secu rity ta x . Be s u re to g iv e y o u r socia l s ecu rity n u m h e r to the perso n you w ork for. A sk h e r lo hold tliu ta x out o f you r w ag es a n d rep o rt it to th e In te rn a l R ev e n u e S erv ice . Y our fu tu re r ig h ts to socia l s e c u rity pay m en ts d ep en d on th e se repo rts.

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G reen , S td . T ra n s ................................................ $IIM .MPLY M O U TH D eI.uxa 4-Dr. S ta tion W aiton, I Cyl.,

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4 D r., A .T., P .S ., R& II, Rod ........ .................. $ 650.00

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K A RL FR A N TZ - CO 4-3403_ _ J _________ wjHM O U ILE HOM E, Z im m er, 48 x 10

w ilh e x tra room 1G x 8. Inqu ire .10 B rookside T ra ile r P a rk , lla z le t o r c j l l CO Itax 4-2289.______ w jtf

h m d lig h t alignm en t.

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BAC;iC Y A ltD R u m m ag e Sale. 15:> D ivision S tree t, opposite iveypon

G ra m m a r ‘joliooi. Ju n e IStn and 19!.h. Look lo r p ijster on tiRht po:it, B enefit o t P enelope Stout C h a p te r o f D au g h te rs o t A m erican |Co lon l e t s . ... . ' wi U j

In fO R M iiASli, w tW e n , e x tra hea v y ; 7 ea ch . 5b" x i j

I'.acii, .17 1/41’ x 24” . 8 each totni j $35 ta k as all to qu ick buyer. C an lie seen all d ay b ac k y a rd . 24 P a rk | A v e .. M ataw an . Call LOwell ii-bllt?. I

. _wjl4 ‘F R K }1 |5a7r"e ivfrfgcraT or A -lT o n -

dilic-n Call CO tfax 4-tHIW^ w jji^ OLD W A G O N 'FA R M ; coikh to the

R o se Chnii: 3 t o u r m a rk e t 'lh u ta - d a y , .iune 21st a t 8 p .m . L earn a b o u t R ose CuH ure from lha ex ­p e r ts . R o u ts 35, N orth at M lddie-lo w n. : ____M A Y ! AG w rin g er type w a sh e r; s>0 ]

d a y w a rra n ty , $5;">. Call COi!a < I4-41G 2._____■_______-___________ w it - :1TW O g ra y G u iis ta n rugs, rubber

pad d in g 9 x 12 and 12 x 15. fl50 fo r both. 5 p iece g reen k itchen s e t. like new , $45, f-ull s ize lied w ith beau ty re s t m a ttre s s and box sp r in g , $35. C all COIfax 4-2TO6 .

. Wjl-iRU M M A G E SA LE sponso red by

th e L ad les A uxiliary of B .P .O .E 2.IU K eyport a t Hie Lottee H om e, B ro ad w ay and 4th S t.. K eyport, on T h u rs d a y an d F rid a y . Ju n e 28th a n d 2!»h, 8:30 a .m . to 4:30 p.m .

. w jl4M ALTARD^ducidinijiT Call LOweli_ 0 -j2 5 L w j t lE L G IN MOTOR . 'H i 'h . p . , $'2D.'Cali

CO Itax 4-0063._____ _ _wj_14S T A U F F E R reducing anil re lax ing

noticii, $10(1. Call COIfax 4-5:154. V.'J_t4

WALNUT iiedroom su ite , 325, two floor lam ps, both for $5. also

la rg e m e a t g rin d e r, $5(1. Call LUw-®!i lv ,IiR U M M A G E SALE for th e 'b e n e f it

o f the c a n c e r fund sixm.sored by L ad ies A ux ilia ry V. F . W., Ju n e IS th , 19th and 20th a t the V. F. W. H a ll, E. F ro n t S t., K eyport. H ours 9 a .m . to 3 p .m . M en’s , w o m en 's an d c ln Id ren ’s clotiwiij:. wjl-i F O R YOUR BOAT o r“office, p o rt­

ab le se rv ic e re f r ig e ra to r , n ev e r u sed , o p e ra te s on lit) AC v o lts DC, P rice d to sell.TV S ales, ;I1 W ashington St a w an . Call LO w ell ti-1015.

W E tjL R O TTE D m a n u re ; a lso hay, s tra w and m ulch hay . D eliveries

on all. C a ll _C01fax_4 0924. _ _ w jtf O F F IC E E Q U IP M E N T ; un lim ited

s a y in g ! on new an d u sed deike . c h a in , (lie*, shelv ing , p i r t i b in i. d ra f t in g eq u ip m en t a n d e tc . R aipb M occl, 2 f t W ash ing ton S t r e e t , K ey ilo rt. Call C O Ilax 4-1858. w tl

bundle. As*

R O O F S liiN G L IiS , $1.75 a roU roofing $1.50 and up

K liY P O R T , 123 F ir s t S t.. fu rn ished room s in Span ish hom e. Call

Ml-3727._____-__________________ w jtf

NICI-. 4 room fu rn ished a p a rtm e n t m d e s ira b le re.sidentiai sec tion of

K eyport, on 1st floor, ,1 p r iv a te e n tran ces , tlie k itch en am i balh- room . g a ra g e ,, a d u lts o n ly .. R e fe r­ences. Cali w jtf

H A Z L hl' a p a rtm en t, 3 room s, show - a r; t(i5 p e r m onth , iadu lts only.

Cull CO ifav 4-4932,- J LI

kl'.Y PO R T - ap a rtm e n t. 3 room s.furnivhed, all u tiiities supplied.

M ust h av e re fe rences . Call COI- fax, -i-ii)?t;. , - %v|tf

UNIO N BEACH, a p a rtm e n t, 3 room s, a ll u tilities supp lied . In­

q u ire H23 Cen te r S t., Union B each.

W EST K EA N SBU RG , a p a rtm e n t . 3 n ice la rg e room s and b a th : heat

supp lied , off H ighw ay 3ti, Call 737- 2‘J3»._________ w jt l

M O D ERN and n tv / 3 room a p a r t ­m en t, 15 M ain S t., K eypo ri. Un-

lu rn ished . o e ram ic tile kilciicn, tile Ua|:h. Bur.iness couple p re ­ferred . $75 per' m onth, V acant and re a d y J u ly 1st. Call 787-9893 evenings. w jtf

C LIFFW O O D BF.ACH, 3 ro o n u .u n fu rn ished , b a th , e n c l o s e d

[torch, h e a t and hot w a te r sup­plied Lease. $75 p e r m onth, A v a d io le Ju ly 15th. Call LOwell t « w o m ____________ _____hJ14

A P A R T M E N T , un lu rn islied , 5 room s, balili, g a ra g e , y a rd , h ea t

and Imt w a te r supplied , N ea r bus line. I.en se , av a ilab le A ugust ISfii. in q u ire 6 W arren St., n e a r M ain St., K eyport. ___ w j 14

o r 2-1 Royal

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b esto s and b r ic k sldm g, $10 persq u aDridj

•e. F in e r R ooting Supply, Old ;a R oad , E ng lish tow n . Call

G ib s jil G-6821.

SUBHi

n-oana. ion ib

ALUMINUM WINDOWS

6 FOR $75.00IN STA LLED

T R IP L E TRACK T IL T T Y P E

W E A T H ER S T R IP P E D

CRA W FO RD CRO M EY P H O N E 7S7-24H

________■_________ w fttJR B A N P ro p an e G as Cor])., h w ay 33, C liffw ood .' LOwell

A M Itre

Brocca llMOC

y ed rapnsem iu itio!iiat<4-322K IN

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G as as low as $6.75 per cy linder. w jl4

RICAN 8 x 35 m obile house ile r . C an b e seen a t lot 55, k side T ra ile r P a rk , H a/.let or COIfax 4-0931. w jtfE R N d in ing room su ite , 2 ira old, all fo rm ica , n igs,

com p lete w edding en- ile, I y e a t old, ne rfec t con- i. Ilide-a-w ay oed.sofa and liing ch a ir , $30. Call COIfax

jjh e r_ 6 p . m . w]l4)L IN G WOOD given owav.i I.Oweli 6-2400. w jil

ING F I N N ," l l T foot, fully lipped. 50 h.p. E v in rude ino- e leo trlc ; a lso t ra ile r , $1100.L O w elM );1 2 l)L w jlj*)M E k itchen se t, fo rm ica top, h a irs . Call CO Ifax 4-79-11.

AUTOS FOR SALEs c HANCK & SIHLER

U SED CARS HWY 34 MATAWAN

LO W ELL 8-4230 w jtl

HILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALKS

Q UA LITY U SED CARS

34 MAIN ST., MATAWAN C R . M AIN & RT. IS

LOW ULL <5-2221OlMiN I-Vi*:s 'T IL 'J P.M .

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H H Il'ir I'j'i* I h If I t nf *(Iti t, |>ov,i»r .'iiccmiK, ii'.'w vvlut<*

w.'ill tiroH, t’xcellom paint .uul up hoU L 'ry , ^(hxI f) j i i 1 coixlijiiui. $.'175 Call l.Owi'll l i o r U h v ‘l\ H-mti

CI1UWN iM P K IU A l, Ii li cl;, full )><> v it , a ir coMvJitinninj;. c Iimji ;

SIIjUI ( 'fin I*'1 s-'t'u nt Ihitlnii K’-i I) l l i / l - ’i

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NOTICETO

CONTRACTORS

TRAIN LOAD QUANTITIES

ARRIVING DAILY

PLUMBINGHEATING

ELECTRICALKITCHEN

TAPPAN UNIVERSAL RUNDLE

ALL TOP BRANDS WHOLESALE TRICES

COMING JUNE 18th

TOCASTLE LUMBER

CORP., HIGHTSTOWN, N. -T.

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A PA R 1M E N T , 4 room s on co n m r, hot w a te r h ea t, ho t w a te r and

e lec tr ic supp lied . A dults p re fe r ­red Call COIPax 4-3623. w jtf

'IW O lu rn ished room s, g en tlem en p re fe rre d . Call COIfax 4-0794.

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N I C E ta rg e furnisfied ixjom. Iii- q u ire :>0 Shore Blvd., K eansbu rg

o r ca ll 7 £ M > n i\____ _____ _ wjM

UNION BEACH, a p a rtm e n t, 3 room s, fm n isiied . C all COIfax

w j 11*A PA R TM EN T, 242 F irs t St.. K ey­

p o rt, 4 room s and hath , u n fu r­nished. a ll u tilities supplied; refer- e i i c e w e q l!ited ; C an COII'ax 4-0270. F IV E ROOM house n e a r M ataw an;

$100 p e r m onth. V an’s A gency, R ea lto r, C r. H ighw ay 31 and M ain S t.. M ataw an . CaU I.Oweli G-IBS I. Open I d ay s a w eek. ivjl-iGAS M A T IO N on R oute 34, two

m iles north of M ataw an tra ffic light. F o r in fo rm ation telephone LO ti-3975 o r LO (i-!)S52. w jtf 2939. w j 11

Business OpportunitiesB U SIN ESS, p ro p e rty lo r sa le —

house, 6 mom.s und b a th , and s to re com bined, located a t 72 13road St.. K uyport. G ood busincstf 1<k u -tion Call COIfax ^0 W « , w ji ll)U ri to d ea th in fam ily well

s tocked gonoral food sto ro with S room apartm<*n{. Nic*i fo r couple. M ortya^rt nvailnb le . Call COifux‘l- I . i l l . ..... w j]4S IO R I1. for re n t. excoUcnt for

b a rb e r sliop, p len ty p a rk in s fa­c ilities, Call even ings 787-5625.

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WANTED _____W ANTED old U .S. coins, Indian

head pennie.9, any th ing from half- cenls lo do llars , gold coins. W rite M ichael J . D ruzbik , 41 P a rk A ve., M ataw an o r ca il LOwell HOM ES, ren ta ls , land and busi­

nesses. B uyers w aiting . C asey 's A gency, W alker B ldi'.. H ighw ay 35 and Flet)tw(KKl D rive, H azlet. Call 21)4-8142, if no a n sw er ca ll 5GG-I854.

wj 6/11WOULD like U) .share w om an 's

hom o o r ap a rtn ien t and p a r t of expenses. W rile Itox \l in c u re of th is new spaper. w j i l

HELP WANTED

E X P E R IE N C E D SEW fN O 'O PER A TO R S

G A N S H IR E M FG . CO., A E R O M A R tN E ItLDO .,

LOCUST. ST.-, K E Y PO R T

w jtr.EX P E R I E N C E D fem ale sew ing*

m ach ine o p e ra to rs , s teady w ork, ca ll and ask fo r John ; a lso fem ales m teV ejted in le a rn in g lo o p e ra te fac to ry sew ing m ach in es , s ingle needle and o v e tjo ck m ach ine . CaU and ask for H elen. ..Bayshore Togs, Locust S t, , 'K e y p o r t/ CO Ifax 4-58fiG. _____ _ _ _ _ __ w jtfMAN to o p e ra te mii’k rou te i n : lhe

M aU w an u rea . Salary p lus c o m ­m ission . A lso oppo rtun ity to own y o u r ow n b usiness . W rite Box M in c a re of tifis new spaper. wjJ4** HAZLET a re a , cleaning w om an , 2

i\\yn p e r w eek for ck>ctors office an d hom e. R efe re n ces requ ired . M ust h ave tra n sp o rta tio n . W rite Uox N ,in c a re of th is new spaper.

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HOUSES FOR SALE

BETSY ROSS HOMES ■B E F O R E you Buy a r sign a Cob-

t r a c t fo r a house ca ll u s aadt com ­p a re o u r G e n e r t l C o n tn c t p r ic e t a o th e rs . W e will build you a c u s ­tom house , not s p re fa b ric a te d house , o r y o u r lot o r ours, to y » u r

! spec ifica tio tis . Lov/ down p ay m en ts .' N ew hom es fo r s a le p re sen tly u n d er, c o n s tru c tio n . Call C O lfix 4-1674,o r 1137. __w jtfBU Y E R S W AITING — hom es in a ll; ' . p ric e ra n g e s needed in M ata w an '

to M iddle tow n a re a . List y ou r: hom e w ith us. See som e rea l a c ­tion.

HOMETOWN AGENCY;

N U RSES A ID E S, all sh ifts . Apply in p e rso n until 3 p .m ., B rook-

d:il« N u rsin g Home, H ighw ay 35,H axlel. ________ wjMA YOUNG g ir l ’s d roam . M others

he lper for su m m e r, ta k e c a re of 2 y e a r o ld, en joy sw im club eve iy day . A ge 15 to 16. Call M E rcu ry 4-iO!iG fo r in te rv iew. w jl4F E M A L E k itchen help, s tead y y e a r a ro u n d position . A pply in p erson , 9 a .m . to 5 p .m ., Brookdale N ursiug H azlet.

H om e, H ighw ay 35, ’ w jH

TRUCK m w h a u ic , ex p e rien ced on heavy du ty tn ic k s . A pply S tand­

a rd T ru ck in g Co., 587 F a y e tte S't., P e r th A m boy. . w j2l*R E l .1 A B LE I w h y y itter, 5 n igh ts a

w eek from 4 p .m ., will consider p e rso n -to live in, room and board , sm all s a la ry . Call COIfax -l-OSUO a f te r 11 a .m . ____ w jH *P A R T T IM E (fm ployee fo r in su r­

ance A gency , m ust h ave prev ious e x p e rien ce in issu ing p o litic s . Call26-1-1 13J.________ _ w jHMASON, ex p e rien ced . Call COIfax

w jUM EN O R W OM EN o ver 21 to sell

in su ra n c e p a r t tim e. A pplican ts will req u ire license but b ro k e r will ass is t tn secu rin g sam e . W rite In su ran ce , P o st O ffice Box 55, K ey­p o rt. ______ wj28FU L L T IM E public health nurse

for M ataw an . Apply to M ataw an P ub lic H ealth A ssociation. B road S t., M ataw an . Call LOwell 6-3043 for app o in tm en t. w jH

SERVICESBAY ROOFING CO.

G U T T E R S , L E A D ER S 705 BAYVIEW A V E.,

U NION BEACH CO LFAX »-3ii7

P A R K E R B oard ing H om e fo r aged m en an d w om en; 24 ho u r su p e r­

vision; ind iv idual d ie ts . L icen ied by S ta le o l N ew J e rs e y . R easea- olilc ra te s . I 1 m iles sou th ol M alaw an lig h t. H ighw ay 34; oppo site W ill's G a te Inn . CaU LOwell 64)611. |HMAN w ith tr a c k will do li^ht h au l­

ing, c lean y a rd s , a ttic s , ce lla rs etc. Cut g ra s s . R easonab le ra tes .Call LO w ell 6-OCT5.___________w j IPCUSTOM M A D E d rap e r ie s and dec­

o ra tiv e w indow shades . Ili-sty le a t fa ire s t p ric cs . E dw ard Y orker In te rio rs , B uck County, P a ., and M ataw an , N. J . Call COIfax 4-7000. w jl4TU TO RIN G serv ices av a ilab le for

the su m m e r in e lem en ta ry g rad es and High School F rench . Call LOw­ell 0-02.13. w jil

WANTED TO BUYWK HUY o ld g la ss and ch ina . Call

COtfax 4-4*179j a f t e r J p .m . wj2lGAS y i 'd V E , ap a rtm en t s ize . Call

LOwell 6-3107. w jH

B U S I N E S S S E R V I C E SS S M S S S S K I S S I S I M I I I S I H S I H e S S S W S S S S S S S S I S I S I S S S S S S S S S a S I S S I I S S S S S t r

Top SoilTOP SOIL

Tr«,‘nching and bulldozing, d r iv e ­w ay g rav e l, blues(i>ne, fill d ir t, c in d ers .

DIETRICH BROS.NEW BRUNSW ICK AVE.,

MATAWAN LOW ELL 6-39JI,- 2132

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TRUCKINGAND

EXCAVATING

l)07.er, lo ad er Kervice, land c le a r ­ing , lop sod . fill d ir t, n n d g rav e l.

ECKEL BROTHERSTKNNI-.NT H I) , M OKGANVII.I.K

LO WELL n-IHIf)wj 12

i'OP SOIL ...FII.L Ul UT

Slip CovertR i c i i a r i v s i ) i : t : o i t a i i n g

i- :sT .\iiL is m -:n 1935Slip co v e rs cu .torn m ade, living room an d k i ( c fi o n ch iirs re u p h o ls te rfd , like new . R epa iring , cushions rep laced , foam i ul>ber. 511 Meers S t., I la /le t . Call COIfax 4-1544. w jtf

MaintenanceM OVING, odd Jo in , J»rft* Irens and

sh ru b b e ry rem oved , attic-i, cel­la rs and y ard s c lean ed . I .andscap ing done. Call I .OwMI C SMI w jtl PAIN TING, r .n p e m ty , g 1 .1 /. i n g,

lock rep a irs , roofing. Sm all job sp ’-et ilisf i

( j i -'N!-;u a i , s i -:r v i c i -;s c o .LO.vell m i n r

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good condition , J I jO. Iih| mi; 1 M id ll '1 R*>.jd. H j /.M . ( i l l IX I SOM. WJ 11

KEANSUUHG IC E i t I'WKL CO.,INi

li( | HWY 3« W K FANSIHIHGK i-A N s ii t 'i 'i ; n ; a ' , . i

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M i s c o l l a n o o u s

c o N V i ' . n T ' i m . i ' ; t o p s..Il f 11< li |<'' t a i l I .11 • y \ { jlil il

o 'fv .'iiiu[t, .U Liftk* .S‘< ,■ H | Mw-*ll Ii-.KIIK Wl«»

A X- A I.AMINA I ING >• u d , . !*■' i|;t' im jiim lin, p.-i m n r t" '

• »!«• ! in j»l I'M*’. ( .HI ! »>: i r i . •' t ■

TelaviiionIHIN S I V S E R V IC E

P or fu ll e fflc lrn t rad io and tf l* vision lervic-e t'u ll LOwell fi 3144

T V S E R V IC E I , n W E I I. «-ir>oo

TKN EYCK KONSON INC. M AI AWAN

PERSO N A L SI-:RV|i E 30 YRS.i r l t i

ContractorsC A R PE N T E R and build ing co n lrac

to r, J . G. M etsner, R o re n c e Ave.. K eyporL N«w hom es, g a ra g e s , ti l a lte ra tio n s and rep u lri. Call COI lax 4 4159. wjU

riiO M A S K EA RN EY ~PL U M IiIN G I H EA TIN G

3U M aple P lacs K eyixirt

F roe E s tim a te s CO 407MMA.S'UMRY, b rick , ciim .re le , foilri-

datnm s, p .itios, lu e p l.ic es and re ji.i11s C h a ii '- i I-'. Il.ivid, M u lc t. Call COK.ix l -’liiii. w jtl

: . \N I)F R S 0 N .................K O O I'IN G * SIDING

CO NTRACTOR';

Al I IM INt/M SIDING G U T l E P S - L l iM ll 'R S

i'll IM l-:.\N 111.V I) , c i li 1-wiMii) iii- :a c ii

1 1 i\v i-;i i. ii 21 tnw I v i r

a l l v v n r n oA ' I !K'TTn.i

W I N D O W S - DOOR S

HWY 34 - MATAWAN LO W ELL 0-2788

w jtfM M AWAN — Tw o fam ily Iiohir.

E le c tr ic s tove , g a s hea t, c lo se t a school an d R .R . S tation . Appoint*m ent only . Call I .O J-1 9 ’9. wj_tfTH R EE Y EA R old. split,.-7 ' ro o m s ,''

excellen t c o n d itio n ;. u n ique d e ­sign patio , shaded vard . W .w j. " Call COIfax 4-3135. w j t lP O R T M ONM OUTH, sm all 2 bed ­

room , y e a r a round house, $4590.’ Call F . W. B ittne r, K eal E s ta te B roker, K M ain St., Kev(K)it, COI-fu_x4-2!)16.______^ tv«SK E Y PO R T , bungalow , 2 liedroonis,

la rg e k itchen , screened p o rd i. ideal fo r noiiple, $9200,;; S terling M cCann, R eal E s ,a te . its.l B road S t., K eyport, COIfax 4T37I5. w jl4TW O STORY hom e in M ataw an

w ith d in ing room , sun porch;)liO t w a te r h ea t, b a sem en t, g a ra g e , onty $12,500. S te rlin g M cCann, R ea l E s ta te , 253 B road Si.. K eyim rt.COIfax 4-137 6 .______ ; w jl4M alaw an , 3 and 4 b e d r o o m

ran ch e s , SIB.ilOO, $17,600, $18,W», $13,900., 519,730, $J2,3(K).

H azlet ran ch and split love ly $15,500, ?lfi,500 , 517,300. Im iuetli-

a te possession .

S T E R L I N G Mc CA N NREA L" ESTA TE

, 253 BROAD ST., K E Y PO R T ‘ CO LFAX 4-1376

w jt4H A ZLET, W 'o o d la n d T a rk , 2 b e ?

room C ape Cod, only 3 y e a rs old. E xpansion attic , 1 b ed room p a r tia lly fin ished G as h e a t, 70 x 101) foot lot, sew ers . . $500 dnw n F .H .A . lo qualified buyer, $M,!HH). "S ub jec t lo F.H .A . ap p ro v a l. C hateau R ea lly , R eal E s ta te , 21!! C a rr A ve., K e a n s b u r g . Call 737-5831, even ings H illcres t 2-3032._ ______ _______ ______ ______ wj 14T H R E E Y EA RS oid, 3 bed room

ran ch , 4 3/4% loan m ay ba a s ­su m ed by qualified buyer. H ouse is in v e ry good condition und w ell located . P ay m e n ts ap p ro x im ate ly $92 p e r m onth . P r ice $14,5(10. C arlton II. Poling, R ea lto r, 33 H ighw ay 3fi, K eyport. Call COIfax 4 - 1 9 1 8 . ____________ w jl 4

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Old Names In MonmouthT h e B ow n e - Bohun’ • B cu n e -

E o u n - H ound* - Bow n, e tc . F a m ily o i M onm outh C ounty w as r i im ­

. .p o r ta n t In a i l v /alke o f th e ea rly Hfe o f 'th e -.coun ly , b u t w hosjj’ g e n e ­a lo g y is so confusir.n th a tv p e rh u p s so m e of th e se colum ns ivin? a few no te s m a y b e in ta rc s ti r^ . : A m ong Ihe o rig in a l 12 P a t e n t s ^ o f 'M on- m o u U r w e f in d ,. tMe" n a m e \ Joftn Bow ne: m id th e t r ; a sso c ia te W illiam B ow ne (1 ) lWho h a d lo t 8 » t rPort- la n d P o in t? th e fam ily c a m e from

v E r ig to f f -T a n d w ere in Salem , M ass., £.;J i i f t . e a rly a* 1036, from - th e re o u r

" b ra n c h m oved to Grave&end, Long Is lan d , a n d w e r e : am ong th e firH s e tt le r s th e re . ;■ T t i e s o i u o f W illiam w e re C ap t. Jo h n Bow ne, (2 ) C ap t. • lam es (2 ) an d G ov. A ndrew (4 ),

■ th e re w e re d a u g h te rs a lto tu td p e r ­h a p s o th e r .Bons, .,

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5m .Ii" W illiam . (1 ) t e d hi* w n s , ohn , l a d J a m e s , : e a c h , h e ld > one »Jm rc, a n d also Jo h n ' B ow ne o f

F lusliiD e, o o e 'ahttri), In 1GS7. h e rr.oved to P o r t tw d P o in t w her.' h k

nun, J a m e s , h a d fixed hi* res idence , b u t th e fa th e r a t th is t im e being lip e in y e a rn w ithdrew fro m pub lic Ufa an d d ie d h e r e in 1677. C ap t. J o h n B ow ne (2) w as bo rn n o t la te r th a n 1630, in ■ 1667 h e M oved to M onm outh , h e b ec am e one o f the la rg e s t land ho lders ki Ihe county an d d<ed “ se ized w ith a n im m ense e s ta te ." h s h a d a isu held m an y and im p o rtan t pu b lic o ifices; he died in 1584 leaving his ..wife, L yd ia , a son, John (8), a son, O bad iah , (8), d au g h te rs , D ebo rah , S a ra h s a d C a tharine .

J a m e s Bow ne (3) bap tized in Sal­em ; M ass., ir.i 1636 and s e tt led in M onm ouih ' ab o u t 1667, h e m a rr ie d M a iy , d a u g h te r of R ic h a rd and P enelope S tou t, and a lso w u Uui ho lder of m a n y im p o rta n t offices: A ndrew B ow ne (4) son o f W illiam w as baptized* in,; 1638, th e ea rllea t in fo rm ation con cern in g h im associ­a te s h is n am e w ith sea -fa r in g life from w hich he o b ta in ed th e title C ap ta in , H e .w as know n a lso a s a m e rch an t o f N ew Y ork C ity , he m sv ed to M iddletow n in 1685-86

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