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H M H O I iT H C O U t lT Y
H IS T O R IO U U ^ S S O -
^ E £ H O L fiu ^ i./« U
^ -^ -■ S tE C S -T
Senior Play To
Run Four Days
.
Youth Guidance
y For Township
‘Papa Is All’ Rated
Top Comedy'When It
Member National Editorial Association — New Jersey Pre»» Association — Monmouth County Press Association
Ran On Broadway;
Start* Apr. _11_
82nd YEAR — 40th WEEK
MATAWAN* N. J., THURSDAYr APRIL 5, 1951
Single Copy S ix C en ts
.
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B y M ary Jan e C a m p bell ’51
“ Papa I r Allj*' m e a n in g ' in the
typical d ialect o f the P en nsylvania
D utch, papa is dead, h old s the clu e
to this com ed y rated h igh ly b y -the
/ N e w Y ork S w ),4.T im es, Jou rn a lA m erican and the W orld -T elcgram ,
w h ich the Sen ior Class o f Mat*
awan . H igh S c h o o l w ill present
A p r. 11-12-13 and 14 in the sch ool
auditorium .
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Committee To Appoint
Members Of Juvenile
Conference At
Tonight's Meeting ——
Convoy Of 150 Cars Would Be Used To
Bring Children Home In A-Bomb Raid
OFFICERS ELECTEt) BY TRI-ANGLE MEN’S CLUB
Woman’s Club, P-TA Members To Be Trained
To Approach Schools By Special Routes A»
Drivers; Firemen Still Avoid Defense Tie
Suspect Queried In
Binger Murder Case
Admits To-Them, Then
Names Accomplice
....-------- T h is - play, w h ich appeared on
Broadw ay, tells the story o f the
- A u k a m p f a m il y - e a c h o f - w h o m h a o
a suppressed desire, and •i s -.g o v ­
erned b y papa,’ (Jack Sherm an) a
fo rc e fu l m an restricting the fajn iiy
to his interpretation o f the M en^ nonlte religion;
F iis l m ovo to organlr.e n ju von llo.
con teru n cc com in lttc« In M atawan
Tow nship to handle c o w s o l m in ors
w h o bccotn e Involved In Infractions
o f the law took placc F riday w hen
Cdunty Juven ile C ourt Ju d ge John
L. M on tsom ery appeared b efore t h o '
tow nslilp com m ittee to exp la in tho
pupiwses o f the plali. A t Uie c o n ­
clu sion o f
JildBc M ontgom ery's
ri-mnrk*, tho com m lttce d ecid ed
p rococd . w i t h . o r g u n lz in g - a - ( l y e . . m em ber \uilt for the m unicipality,
Judtit
M o n t s o m c iy
e x p la in e d Mntuwun Borough h n l r c c e n tly 'o r g o n lic d su cli. n com m ittee nnd it
wnn dcslrn ble thut the/ w holt, « r c »
linve the anm c setup. H e n n p h a slzcd
tlio com m ltteo w ou ld b o no burdeii •
on
tho
tnxim ycr,
h ocau so
ltd
sorvlcca w ould bo rondored b y v o luntecr nicmbern, ’ ‘pfiraona w h o undertnlto It beenuse they llHu kids.'1
A ll lnve(jtl(!«tl<ms uml oth er w ork
w ou ld b e cnrrled o n by tho tow n ­
ship p olice mill county probation
depnrtm cnt.
Mutuwnn T ow nslilp w nuid bn the
'S lit county im m ld p iillty to bd or*' '
Itm ilm t, JudKo .MontKoincry Ntati'd
The eom niltloo c o u ld be terinlnuted
oil .'III il.ay.H notice from tho tow n ,
ship coftm iltteo or nt miv timo U icro '
wau n iiionibor o f llio govci'liing
body w h o w as nppost'il lo lin being
i-oiillnui'd, tho cou n ty JUdgo ex plnlui'd,
. - . . . . •
to ,
U se o f .150 ca r s /with m em bers foodstu ffs sufficient to feed all thq
o f the M ataw an W om an’s -C lu b ^ p r children- fo r-«o v c r a l-d a y & . in o von t
H ccent holdup3 o r C lin t o n W all­
the- M ataw an. P a ren t-T ea ohcr ^ s to - o f a b om b hit. lt m iglit'ytakc 48
ing's L a k eview
Inti, R ou te 30,
cia tion as driv e rs w as , proposed hours b e fo re con dition s co u ld be
.Raritan T ow nship, on d o f M cK clat the m eetin g o f the M ataw an clea red to perm it any movertauxt o f
vio'H Bar on Rou te 35, near Lnu*
D efen se C o u n cil last night a s 't h e vehicles, Mr. K ah n w arned.
ronco H arbor, appeared to - havo
solution to. tho- p ro b le m o f gettin g
Firem en Balk
,
been solved b y oral adm issions
T he a ttitu d e, o f the Are depart­
F or mama, (Lticllle Scharappa) ch ild r e n h o m e fr o m sch o o l a fte r on
Aiade to P o lic e C h ie f Frank Bren*
m ent w as disclosed to ilill be on e
a
peacable,
easy-going "w tim an, a ll-clear fro m an a ir raid alert.
nan, Kllznboth,, b y A lv lc e M . Cruz,
S pecial rou tes w o u ld be laid out o f resolve to keep cle a r o f the
w h o b eliev es w hat papa says is
21, and V ineent"(Jttck ) L o ffa -in «
Law rence
th e la w just b e c a u s e -h e & ays-it, approach ing.; the , schipol and Uie defense < organization.
m urder in quiry b y E lizabeth police.
it is a telephone f o r com m unicat* volu n teer d riv e rs w o u ld be trained W alker, borough Are ch ief, told the
P o lice o f that city w ero c o n ­
in g w ith her neighbors w h ich b y “ dry runs" in the use o f these d efense council, he had appealed
cerned w ith, the part tho pair
papa forbids. Jake, (Paschal V ig - routes to avoid traffic snarls and to . m en o f the departm ent o n thi'ce
m ight h ave hnd In the m ystery
lion csc) the son, thought to b e odd in terferen ce w ith the m ovem ent ot separate occasion s to sign coreM*
fla y in g o f R ichard
Dingor, 20,
because he speaks o f m echanical fire trucks, am bulances and other m cn t blanks fo r the co u n cil and
in tho m eadow s near thut city Mar,
ential d e fe n s e v e h icles after a they had refused. T h e c h ie f stated
inventions, desires to Install m o d ­
HO, ln their exam ination o f this
raid, a cco rd in g to H arry J. K ahn, that even w ith the obje ctio n a b le
ern conveniences.
: crim e, adm ission o f h oldup actlvi
bo ro u g h d efen se director.
last paragraph that the borou gh
Em m a Aukam p, (M ein C am p bell)
ties cam e out o f tho questioning.
T h ere w o u ld b e districts and sub? co u ld accept no liability f o r a n y ­
the dau ghter w ho, like Ja k e / is
Tho B inger crlm o hns beon pinned
d ivision s o f districts o f the borough o n e ’s service w ith the defence o r ­
n ot a s strict as niama and papa
I on Cruz.
set up in accordanccTw lth the plan ganization rem oved, tlie firem en
,
in her religion, w ants to b e courted
s o that there w o u lfl b e o n e m other w e re still adam ant on the m atter.
| I.nfTu adm itted his part In the
.
‘ b y the s u rveyor in the sam e fash ­
o r fath er d riv in g a ca r f o r ca ch C h ief W alker de cla re d it w as the
|holdups o f M cK elvle's lia r oil Mur.
ion hs other girls, n o t just b y
e igh t ch ildren in a g iven area.* fe e lin g o f the m en o f the depa rt­
«0, the Lake v iew I n n ,. R ou to !lil
speaking o v e r a rati fe n c e w h ile
A c c o r d in g to sc h o o l e n rollm en t this m ent that they w ere : already an
.
n L a u d , T o ile r
on Mar, 10 and B rcth k a ’ s* servlco
she Is w atchlftg fea rfu lly fo r papa.
figures to the need o f 150 cars, Mr. organized and e ffectively w o rk in g
TowhNlilp MngLHtrate p u ttier A. '
O H lco n elected b y Ih* n «w ly -fo rm * d T il-A n a le M en 'i Club, c o m p il i n g m em b er, o l three area station in S a y rev lllo oh F eb . 2n.
O n e o f the acquaintances o f the K ah n Mated.
.
unit and that they folt it needless E piscopal C h u rch e »„e re ehow n. le ft lo rig h t, F red H e n e y , M etsw en. v ice p ie ild e n t i' R ob ert J. M elkm ut, and nam ed C ruz us tho second half F oster
w ould
turn
com plnlnb.
- fa m ily is Mrs. Y od er, (D olores
M isg iv in g t A b o u t P !«n
to p u t them selves under a dou b le K e y p o rt, v l c « , p r e ilM n ti A l l u d A d ler, M etew en, eeeretery-treeiu reri the l ie * . J em ei A , O u iw ellM , teciori o f the h oldup pair ou these o c c a ­ UKiilUNt itiliiiuii will) iil'o llrnt olTemlT ea gu e and R ose Schum acher) a
T h ere
w ere
som e
m isgivings com m and. The c h ie f de cla re d the V ern on A . E lllion , t fo l a g g i i ; p ie ild e n t. and A. F rencU D e lfo n io , C h eeiequ ekg, vIco preilden t.
sions, a ccordin g to K eyp ort Stato ern o v e r to llu' ^ im in lttoo excep t
i. gossipy old w om an w h o k eeps abou t the plan.M rs. E leanor m en had been sch ooled In the needs
P olicc,
.
lu llu> ciino o f Krnvii olfi'iulord,
- ' mama and anyon e else supplied W e ir asked, w h at w ou ld happen if o f fire and o th e r disaster w o rk
htated.
Ho
N ew Y ork and N ow Jersey au­ •luilgc M ontgom ory
w ith new s.
o n e o r bcvqral o f the routes wns and w o u ld be rcd d y fo r nny sit
thorities are w aiting fo r a third iu1( l « r Mr. Funli'r wiih ii iniiulKtrnto
A ssisting Mrs, Y o d e r ' In her c lo se d ofT bccau se o f a b o m b strike uation that arose.
m em ber o f Crur.'u. partnership In enjuylui! "n lino lopu liitlou " in
John Hyer* assistant
post­
scu rryin g abou t are h er ch ildren , o r disaster in a given area. . Mr.
Mr. K ahn fe lt the departm ent
crim e to return from a imtritimo county viiurl eliTlen, muiiirlnit tho
m a iler at K eyport, its le d lhla
(F loren ce K elly , R ose F cd elc, J o e K ah n , felt that., if , a b o m b struck ih o u ld b e . draw n clo se r into tho
------ - pioiu'iuii... In ...llii'••.l<iw'iishlll..would _
trtik- t o -fo r e ig n -p o r la r - —
-m o rn ln g -H -hnd faeen-lm POH lbie
— — D inU — and— his—littlo —frie n d —D o n -ncap-i-B tetauum .^u^ cft4xU —w ouUU defenBe-Betup-find-fte-said~he^w ottld
to Elart m ail deliv ery to CUT
The tw o m en are b eliev ed tn be linvo liu lulilti'V on w|mt should he
b e w great all routes w o u ld be address a m eeting o f the departHuston.)
w ood Boadh on A p r, I. a t hoped,
the sam e ones w h o slugi^ul n cilb ivm nndi'd lu tho body'll tiltenllon,
The Jiivcnlli' vnnfprenco com m it­
The other acquaintance •is M r. b lo c k e d -o u t. E verett Ph illips snld m cn t Saturday night in an en ­
because the Post O fflco D epart­
d river In Long H ranch and d u m p ­
o f mliUit’
B ren d lc (Louis R o llo *ond Ed Parr) this w o u ld not b e the case if it d e a v o r to get the m en to chunge
m ent had not yet supplied the
ed him out o f tho car. A b o u t two tee w ou id Ihmii’ Jill
their
attitude.
»
,
w
e
r
e
b
u
z
z
,
bom
bs
flrcd
fro
m
o
ff­
w h o represent thq law w hich he
K e y p ort Pbst O ffice w ith the
hours
later,
C lin ton
.W alling's tlrfll otTendVrn In ulrlct (leerocy,
shore,
w
hich,
a
s
was;
the
case
in
M
r.
Kahn
reported
the
air
rnid
Ml
la y s d o w n to papa,
'c a n t e r ca»e required fo r the
Lakeview ltm w as a h old u p target. lienpluit tlielr fiumeN n u l
L on d on , w o u ld ju st decim a te a spotter situation wa& not satisfnc
record*, tlio Juilue explnlued, iiml
The backgrpund o f the P en n syl­
C lif/w ood service. '
A p proxim ately $lti!l wan taken,
sm all area.
•
lory.
He
said
20
w
e
re
needed
fo
r
w
ou
ld
lu,vo
povver
to
put
olTdnili'i'H
vania D utch, dia lect adds m uch to
T h o gaa station attendant at
Mttdwon T o w n sh ip D efense C ou n ­ 1 Mr, H yer stated it w ou ld iako
M r. K u h n ’ w as asked w h at w ould tw o o r three hours w o rk o v e r a
Mra, Hnrry J. Knlm wjih elecled
oil pm bntlon mid’ hw hh eoinpeiiHii.
the h u m or o f this play w h ich also
about tw o .w eek s to let up the
llrcch k u ’s in S ay reville, also was
b e d o n e abou t ClifTwood ch ild re n w eekend, but that It was alm ost cil 'w ill s eek nh udditionM $4300
president o f tho Mntuwun W om im ’s
tloll to lie miide lu ciiiion o f lliofl*
has- its dram atic mom ents.
carrier
case
fo
r
use
after
It
waa
d u b b e d w ith n g u n butt during a
attending M ataw an schools. T h e d e ­ im possible to get persons to mnn from the tow n sh ip com m ittee for
C lub al the annunl m eeting held
nr ,|irupnrty dnimiilu. PnruntK cun
received, then servlco cou ld bo
Auth enticity o f the costum ing
h o ld u p 1on Fob. 2!j.
’
fen se head sa id that w o u ld b e a the high school r o o f lo o k o u t sta the installation- o f tw o-w ay radio
in
the
lecture
room
o
f
the
Ffhit
ulnn
lie railed before llio opinm ltli'o,
, started.
He statod everyth in g
has been arranged b y M rs. F loren ce
p rob lem fo r . the M ataw an T o w n ­ tio n nights. Mr. P h illips suggested equ ipm en t on lire apparatus and
in thu M ar, J!0 h oldu p at M cK el- Juilue M ontgom ery- pointed <>ul,
P resbytcrin n- Church, Mrs, - Knlm
else w as In readiness.
.
O chs an d h er assistants Jojjic and
am
bulances,
as
w
ell
«s
fo
r
the
pu
r­
ship D efense C ou n cil, but that ap­ that a » the station served u fo u rKUceeeda Mrs. A llan- J. M orrison, v Io' h, the gungstera took $no from nud tho county courtit w ou ld bu
V iv ia n G ra bow .
.
proaches to the sch ool m ade by m ile radius area, volunteers m ight chase o f oth er essential' equipm ent,
president dMi'jng
the pust tw o tho cauh <irawcr, searched Mrs, Ihrgttly guided by ii'coiuinendntloiw
The M cnnonite 'fa r m h o u s e ’ has v e h icle s from the tow n sh ip w ou ld
M cK olvle, w h o waH alone In tho o f tlio eimimltti'ii w llero olfomieii
be
obtain ed fro m
outside
the W a lte r Staegcr, o f Cheesequake,
yeura.
.
b e e n com p letely furnished b y a h a v e to b.c coord in ated w ith the borough.
d efen se chairm an^ disclosed yester*
O th er olTlcors elected w ero: Mrs. tavern, and overlook ed $200 hidden conuulttcil tiy children m o dop ro p e rty ’ com m lttce
headed' b y m ovem en t o f b o ro u g h autos.
day.
The conim lttQc. already hnk
B id d in g 61111 N eeded
D onald lloblnnon, first vten presi­ in her storking, accord in g to the elded lo bo triieenblo to neglect
M iss Jean H udyina, R o b e rt Mc~
C on cern w o u ex p ressed that l h c
M r. K ahn re p o rte d th o-ad to get approprjpted .$500 .fo r th a ..defense;
o r . bud exam ple not by pnrmtr,.
,
d en t;- Mra. -F red-‘ M,- lh irlow , s e c ­ story ,Kslie told police.
Q uarrie, R ob ert M illigan, Irvin g
:s • , *
m ovem en t o f so , m a n y veh icles beds and bedd ing fo r the 270 Work,
Juilgo M oulHoinery d e d n re d (lie
ond vice, president; Mrs. W aller
N usbaum and B ill G risw old, •­
m ade the pldn a cu m b ersom e one evacuees •w hom M ntawan w ould
Plnns also are bein g m ade to
need to d o noiiiethliiii clfectlv e
T a ylor, treasurer; Mrs, Hens L.
The ticket com m ittee consists o f that might read ily fail to function.
h ave to take care o f i f tho m etro­ p ro v id e first uid in s tru ctio n s . for
about llio Juvenile ci'lmo in to >wn»
Cartan, .corresponding
ueeretnry;
(C on tin u ed o n p a go fou r)
Mr. K ahn agreed it w o u ld b e an p olitan area w e re A -b o m b c d had tow n sh ip sch ool teachers. This w ill
liuiierntive lu M oum nulh C o u n t y ^ ,
Mrs. P eter Read, record in g ..necrp*
in v o lv e d m a tte r.to perfect the plan n ot obtained the desired results. b e given b y the N ew Brunswick
im tills t'ounly him ^lio p o o r n n t x '
tnry; Mrs. Ciinrles iluir, chairm an
through s o m an y persons p a rtici­ H e suggested the captains o f the C hapter o f the Am erican Red-Cross,
leeoi’d o f an y la llio Muto In pergarden departm ent; Mrs, J. F, Hob*
p ating and use o f school buses R e d Cross drive in the borou gh be
eenlim e.wlno
In the m utter o f
l
V olunteers
fo r
thd* auxiliary
inson, chairm an of tlm hom e de>
m ight s im p lify the plan. Mr, K ahn asked to have their w o rk e rs ca n ­ p o licc unit arc urged to enroll
olreildern I'oluinltteit in JnmesburH
pnrtm ent; M r s / D avid M, Hruee,
pointed out, th ou gh , that som e vass fo r such contribu tions as the w ith P o licc C h ie f O tto K engettor
■Stuin
lltm
io
for
lloyn,
Tlio
Juilgo
.
’Joh n P. K ane, enndidute for the chulriTum o f c iv ic departm ent; Mn»,
m oth ers h ad expressed a d e te r­ handling o f e vacu ecs w as largely In L a urence H arbor. A t least 40
obMu vod tbu townnliip had tlm ■ 1
, m ination to entrust their ch ildren
D em ocratic nom ination an Malwnn Pan! Dlnh, chalnniin o f line arts
a R ed Cross m atter. :
iiimnner piinuliitlou problem d in r m en are sought f o r this* unit,
Mrs,
MorrJtion,
T ow n sh ip com inlttQcm an, charged departm ent nnd
to^ n o o n e but them selves in case
The
decontam ination
d ivision
neti'rlnlle nf lewirt tuwiin und ho
N ew m em bers o f the reorganized his rival fo r that office ot the Apr. L'hnlriiinn nf tho advisory board,
o f a disaster. H e fe lt these fears w as also reported to b e laggin g in
nuiiired.llio towiiHhip eninm ltloo tlio
co u n cil include H erbert Cottrell 17 prim ary nt n m eeting o f the
D uring (lie buslneuii M inion Mrs.
both needless an d unw ise a » he organization, M r. K ahn said he
rct'om m cndullouu
aiul
prohiillini
Jr., secreta ry; T h o m a s , Leslie,^ Irn M ntawan
T ow nship
D em ocratic W iltium Cole, chairm an o f the eeo>
H dwaid
W. 'C u r ilc ,
Matawan
had assurance from R ussell A. had hopes the y o u n g w om en o f the
A p plega te, T cn E yck Ronson * and Club, Tuesday,, with havfng d e lib ­ n om lc and defenso departm ent, r e ­ attorney, has been named chair* lui|io»ed liy ItH Juvenile eohfurcm m .
G. S tctlcr, su p erviisn g principal, C ontem porary L eague and the ^Irst
oonim ltli'o
w o u ld
be
oonlluueil
Dr. John J. Brennan.
'
erately m isrepresented n M alement p orted that $H00 had been collcctod man o f the IIKW cm icur drlv o for
the sch ools w e re sto ck e d
with
(C ontinued o n p a ge eight)
ngainr:t tlie offender,I w hen Iht* ’ ,
T he next regular m eeting o f the on veteran’s exem ptions m ade by by the clu b to purchase supplies
the M atawan area, D avid T , Buck,
younijiiler returned to bin h om o
T he M arlb oro T ow n sh ip A m e r i­
c o u n c il w ill be, h eld In the tow n Mr. K ano at tho Mar. 8 m eeting of* and equipm ent f o r the m edical nee*
cou n ty fund chainiwm, announced
hall a t B row n tow n A pr. Hi, nt H the orgnnzation;
can L egion held its organizational
lion o f the M atawan C ivil D efense this w eek. Included in the Mat> com m unity.
V
M olnwna Towinililp l)ny« w im get
p.m . Mr. S teagcr uhnounccd,
lie
m eetin g at the M arlboro T ow n
Mr, K une stated h o win/ ropcal C ouncil, The cum ptdgn fur^fundu awan area aro M atnwan Tow nsldp,
In titiubli' eliiewliere w o u l d 'b o
H a ll S un day w ith C ounty L egion
was appointed In.vL m onth to replace in g w hat ho h n d W iid on that nc*. by the clu b m entboni Ineludetl' a
K eyport, Union Honeh, Keansburg
lienrd
by
tlielr ow n
tnw litlilp
C om m ander L eon N olan o f F rccEarl M cLaughlin as chairman.
casion to
stand and h oiice-to-liouie canvass o f tho hor- and Raritan mid H olm del Town*
Jiivenllo eoiifereiieo cninniltlni), the
Mr. Staegcr said 14 men .h a v e
holdi- and V ice-C om m an der D aniel
ou/jh.
1
qu oted hitnscIC as follow s;
ships,
Jiidijo |H)lnti;d out, a» tlie prim e
A . H arris jr ., the officia tin g o fllb e e n e n rolled on
the au x ilia ry
T iie resignation o f Mm. Kinyd
"T h e lo w taxes tliat the veteran^
T h e drivo, w hich opened Mnnp o licc stafT and a rc taking in stru c­ hre p ayin g w as not done as a favor Yonlwumke,
•cers. pu b llclly
chairm an, dny, hau as ItH county goni $fiO,(K)(l. pm pone o f tin' limly to g lv o youngiitein ii cliiiuen lo he lient’d liy iwrThe fo llo w in g ofliccrs w ere e le c­
tion in the headquarters o f tlio t o the vets. It was prim arily d on e waa lucepted. Mrs. Y ou IuiuhIui and
O f the amount raised, 47 |wr rent miii* in tlielr ow n com m u nity w h o
ted: H enry J. Sadow ski as c o m ­
lfrfiurencc
A id .Squad.
,
.H arborIt, First
,
. .
to allow a certnin real estato or* her huiiband have m oved to l ’ itts- will rem ain In tho county , for
wnuld lie Hympulhelli' tn tlirm and
m ander and three vicc*com »nandA n oth er c la w w ill b e organized In guniztiiion to sell 1ioum*s nt rhiiiII town.
treaanent o f Indigent palionl* and
ers representin g, d ifferent sections
Ihe O ld D ridge-D row ntow n area m orilhly paym ents. Then, wh^n the
Mra. L ou is H. Hrown waa wel* for*-su pp orl of the. can cer clinics w ho w ould know about'- the locul
o f the tow nship—Joseph D. A lt fo r
next w eek, h e discloNcd
p at M onm outh M em orial imd Fltkin imd funiily elrnim uluncim w h ich
vt-leriiiK.buyji lhe-hou.uv.
has coin ed an a new nu m ber,
"
M organville; E dw ard S. K ru zd io
n t ’lcKittcii nam ed ' to altend Uio llonpitaly. The M onm outh County w ould iieur oil tlielr enneit.
b
e
e
n
ussetKcd
a
t
‘$-1000,‘
six
m
onths
C larcn cc
Cham berlain jr., o f
T h e regular m onthly m eeting o f
-C liu lrm a ii .lolm M in * Jr. oh>
fo r State H ospital, arid Joh n O.
later the assessm ent is jitinprd to i.jjrintf eon veation o f the.N nw , ,Jer­ C h a p t e r -o f the A m erican Cancer
Anbury P a rk h as r c ccn ty been p ro ­ the M ataw an P u b li c , Health A sso­
Aerved nt llio eniMiliulon o f Judge
B en nett jr., fo r M arlboro. O ther
$1200.
l l i u s itis taxes and hfw sey K cderatien o f W om an’n C lubs Moeiery also em ilefl on on edticnm oted fro m captain to m ajor In the ciation was held Tuesday evening
M onlgom ery'f/ reinarltii the g ov ern '
officers are: J. Edward Tilton,, ad*
in Allnrdie City May II to IT w ere tlonal
m onthly paym ents go. up,”
program
throughout
tho lug b od y wim con vin ced tho JliveU. S. A ir F orce. ,
i\tr
ihe
H
ealth
C
en
ter
on
Broad
Jutant; W illiam A . D evin, Bergcant*
John H yer, president o f the clu b, Mm. M orrison, Mrs, W illiam Jh*n» year.
The
M
atawan
T
ow
nship
lloard
M
aj.
and
M
rs.
*
C
ham
berlain,
the
St.
The
president,
M
rs.
W
alter
nlle
conf,irenee com m ittee w ou ld
at-arm s; Jam es F. M cCue, ch ap­
w ick , chairm an o f tlie c iv ic and
Tlie M atawan urea's quota, Ijnsed
o f Kducution w ill b e guests o f the th e n o g r c c tf there had been m is '
lain; R u dolp h G cbhardt, historian; io rm e r A n ne L a ird o f M ataw an, M cB ride, conducted the m eeting.
garden departm ents; Mrs, 11.’ M, ou a donation o f 2!) cents for unvh be n ''v ery good thing" for tin'
representation
s
con
cern
in
g
thn
M
a
r
reside in Fairbanks, Alaska, w ith
towunhlp nnd lie w ould bn p ie -,
C h arles S. M orris, finance ofTjcer.
O ne change In com m lttce heads ClifTwood P a rcn t-T ca ch e r A sso cia ­ (i m eeting.
Munson, cliainnun o f tho h om o de* renldent, Is $0(100,
.
pared I,i tinnie iiueli a b od y at
S eventeen m em bers signed the their three ch ild re n , C laren ce III, was the appointm ent o f . Thom as tion at a Fathers Night o bservan ce
The clu b voted $25 fo r the ill* pnrtm ent a n d -M r s . Fred M, liur*
M r, C u rrie in bein g UHslnted iu tonlg)it‘a townnliip nK<tlti|l,
in
the
Cliir\vop<i
S
ch
ool,
Thursday
Dana
H
obbs
and
John
Laird.
orig in a l charter: Edw ard J!. Gan,
F ran cy as c6-chairm an, with R. L>
fantile paralysis fund.
-PJhu.h. wcit lew, chairm an o f One a ils depurl* organizing pin cam paign fur thin
even
in
g.
A
p
r.
i
2
,
at
0:15.
.
„
M aj. C ham berlain is prc&ently Cartan, o f tho house com m ittee.
H arry
V . H olm es, W illia m
L.
m
en
l.
•
w etion by Mtya J, M ubcl Jirowfi,
P. Howard Lloyd will lie thn
«• victory dinner »n,i fur
L eM oin c, Jam es J. Dugan. R u dolph stationed w ith the 58th Strategic
Alternate!* d ii‘ Mrs. Cartan, Mrs. a m em ber o f the execu tive c o m ­
Inclu ded in the 're p o r t o f the
a p icn ic In the' f/ummer. Charles
G cbhardt, Charles S. M orris. John Reconnaissance Squ adron , fo rm e rly association's nurse, M rs' L u cille speak er and educutiunal m otion M etting was appointed chairm an H urry P u h n ean n and Mrs. Donald
mittee o f the cou n ty chapter,
pictu res w ill b o bIiow ii . Mrs. K alh F . Mtborc, W illiam A . D cvln , Jam es the 375th W eather Reconnaissance Kuutzman, w as
'
Uie inform ation
o f a com m ittee to revise tlie by- H obinson.
F. M cCue, Joseph D. A lt, Edw ard Squadron. E lelum A ir F o r c c Base, that a total o f 144 h om e visits hnd c rin e Flynn and M rs. Hcrtha O lsliof |:»WH.
D uring the m eeting r n jc i luinUcoIiih (liiul) UumphrleH, C liffS. K ru zd lo, Joh n O, B en nett j r „ Alaska, w h e r e h e is assigned as been m ade in M ataw on Borough w ill nerve rcfroBhinenls assisU'd by
ini'id was furnished b y Mrs. Kuim
w ood Ave., won reported Im prov­
F red L . V o r r R o d e c k , H enry J. S a ­ the coordin ation ahd co m p lia n cc and T ow n sh ip d u rin g M arch. T h e m em bers.
w h o rang "A ll The Things You
ing at Peith A m boy Cleneral Ibmdow ski, A lbert Grutklri, J. Edw ard officer. T h e 58th Squ adron ,
a association m em bers a ckn ow ledged
A re,". T l| Take You H om e Again
pitid yeidordity after having been
Tilton, Thomas A. Boyle.
Tin*
M atawan
U chabllltallon
unit o f the A ir W eather S c r v lcc , Mra. KauU m an'a efforts, especially
K a th le e n " "H ow A re Things In
taken there the night b efore by
T h ere w ill be a turkey dinner
T he charter w ill be held open m akes reg u lar m c li k lo the N orth j , n o v t,r tLmc WOrk ,du r!n (! the week
O locrn
M orra"
nnd
"Tennens»‘e Com m ittee Inc. m et Sunday a fter­ tho M alawan Kind A t(| Sqimd tmf*
approxim ately 90 m ore days to Pole and o v e r the B ering S ea area and on Sundays w hen neccssary.
A
M ataw an
m id e n t .
Sam uel nt the Ht. Jam es A.M.K. Z ion W altz." Slie was accom panlerl by noon and heard a report b y Vernon
ferlng from the efTect« o f taking
a llow m em bers lo jo in the new In search o f lon g-ra n g e _wp,nthcr ' A ck n o w le d ge m e n t o f thfc nurse's C o d o m o ,- o f J-Jnyd ltd,, has com C h urch on A tlantic A v e „ Matawun. Mrs, Walt*'r T a y lo r at ihe plnno, KlllKOTvehatrman o r the deep f r m /r
an overdot.io t»f aspirin,
.
d a t a /’ S p ecia lly ’ m odified , S u p e r­ w ork w as re ce iv e d fro m the d ire c­ p letcd the necessary r e q u lfcin cn ti T h u rid a y , A p r. 12, from 5 to 0 M rH ^ Iayior In muhie ebairum n.
~ p o s lT ~
dlujMHiid, Unit nn open pu b lic d r a w ­
Tlie
n(|uadmen .and (?apl. J,
“ In v ie w o f present w orld -w id e fortresses a rc used In con du ctin g tor o f the Disaster S e rv ice s o f the fo r receiv in g a^ hricheJor o f scien ce p.m . T h e d in n er Ih open lo the
Th e hosplliillty eom m lttee eon* ing for Ihe article Will he held at Kdgar Wilklmion, Maluwan T ow npublic.
y
conditions, the need fo r an org a n ­ these missions.
tinted o f Mir', W illiam .Sainion, Ihe M. A- M. Kleetrlcal H upply'C o., fJiiji police, w ere HUimno.ned to the
A m erican R ed Cross, Eastern A r c i, d e cre e from W agner C ollege, Staten
ization o f this k in d Is greater than - T h e son o f tyr. and M rs. C. T he letter from R alph B ain fo l­ Island, tho* c o llc g e com m ittee on
Mrs, H arold M. p ls b r o w , Mrs, W Main Ht., on Holiday aflernooa, matiV honiM w here they found
ev er, and all veterans of- W orld N. C h am berlain o f 401 S locum lows:- "1 have b een ’Inform ed o f curriculum and p o lic y announced
W. W ieland, M /s, C.'harh'S Barker, Apr. 1.1
him on (lua ftoor uncoiiKclouu and
Mr. C o d o m o m ajored in
W ar 1 and 2 are therefore, e a r n ­ Ave., A sb u ry. Gardens; M aj. Cham-' the fine co-op era tion and a»&lfrtlancc today.
M erritt W arw ick, IreuMirer, and
Mra. Jurnes K. ‘ V oorheeo and Miss
ut liii.t tilghl. tiioughl him to be
ig n itio n . Tin* d e estly req u ested , to JoFn,” M r. Sa- b c r la ia a tte n d e d JHonraouth _ J u n 1o r g iv e n b y .y o u r rOri^inlzaliun to tlie btisincf.s
U uiinley, oj-t^ a tu te r.-.ix u g .
Josephine..IJruwiLA p r, 29- h ss been selected at
dmrtr* A fter em ergenry nld, M r,.....
Ihft
ow sk i said.
.
geAted
thnt
all
eheekf/
for
Ihe
com
C ollege and entered the A ir F orco. field stafT o f the A m erican N a tiom l g fe e w ill Ik * .uwnrdrd on
T h e club will con clu d e 1(» a c tiv i­
the d e le fo r instellatlon o f the
Hmriphiie.i recoveriM.f - nufTlclently
May 13 has b een tentatively set In June, .1042.
.
ties fr>j*-tJjd year at the May b reak ­ m iltee's w ork be m ade payable lo to be laltm to the honpltul.
Red Cross in the recen t W ood- G ryn ics H ill cam p u s at ihe nex t
n ew ly-elected officers o f Gua,
'
conirncricem ent, June? 2.
‘
as the d a y o f installation o f o ffi­
fast M ay 21. T h l« m eeting w ill the M alawan H ehabilfbdion C om ­
M a j.
C ham berlain
graduated bridge train w re ck . B ccau se of
d s lc a n s l Post 4745, Veterans o f
Capt. W llkln»ioni,reparled that a
cers and initiation o f m em bers.
feuturo a t;ilk by Mrs, Rc/bert m ittee fnc, to facllll-ate handling, week
from aviation cadet training in the qu ick and efTJcicnt response
‘ F oreign W ere, o ( C liffw ood end
ago
Mr. ilum phrictf had
■ipring and otininier m eetings of
M cK inley, third db.ti<iet vIco pretdN ovem ber, 1043, .and then served yo iir agen cy m ade t o o u r request
M ataw an. L eroy E , U m ichaid
com e lu contact, w ith .» 2ao*volt
dent; liwitallatlon o f o/Ticer«, a i>roy the com m ittee w ill be held the open HWjtcb and bad bocn under*
as a B-24 pilot in the European fo r assistance the needs o f - the
U the n ew com m ander to suc­
M onday
even in g
of
each
gram of oiu.'de » o d reports from luut
W iillain WoluijJai'^Ttl. d ie d T u es­
C a m p aign i He
Hew 23 com b a t fam ilies ln v o lv e d -w e re m et prom pt­
ceed M icheel F. K idsus,
go/jog trratm ei^ w ith a Ptycth A m *, ;
the d e le g a t e w h o ' uttclid&P Ihe m onlh at 7:'i0 In Iha Ifook and boy11 pbyw ldan fo r ecvere pniiiH
O ther officers
ch o ie n
ere/
Mrs! F ra n ce , P. L o v e jo y . M a rl­ m iisions w h ile in the , 8th A ir l y / 1T h e M onm outh C ounty ChAp-. day his h om e ti) H radeveit. I fe Is
Ladder Co, room>», at the rear of
A tlon tic C ity convention.
A fte r
returning
from ter o f lh c A m erican R ed Cross survived by his w ife Mrs. E liza­
Joseph F, L o r e t o , seaior vice
boro-F reeh old R d , M arlboro, su f­ F o rcc.
w hich weru an after effect. Thu
ihe boruiigh ball.
' l>ollco ofTlcer expressed the ..belief____
co m m s n d e n R aym ond E. B ellefe re d a -cu t b n Ihe rig h t hand overseas h e served as a test p ilot w ishes to o d d its w ord o f thanks beth Walnftis. nnd tw o daughter*.
Mr*,
H
arry
C.
K
n
oell
presided
heum er. Junior vice com m ander)
T u esd a y aftern oon ln M atawan w ith the A ir M aterial C om m and. and praise fo r the ip le n d id c o ­ Mrs. Edw ard K ura«, M arlboro, and
the m a n ' had consum ed o full,
and M r e w d that any one Inter­
M rs.-T y C ob b, D ra d evd t.
A lv in H ois, chaplain; Frederick
w h en h er car collid ed w ilh an F or his com bat te r v lc e the m a jo r op eration ' o f the agency
bottle o f (isplriu tablet* w hen tho /
ested In Ihe coium ltteo'a w ork may
w
as
aw
ard
ed
the
A
ir
M
odal
w
ith
M
em
bers
present
w
e
re
T
.
*'A.:
E
,
H
u
b
b
a
r
d
,
querterm
ssfer;
Th
e
W.
H
.
F
reem
an
and
Son
pain
becam e lotrn ec. The physician
auto d riven b y M rs.1 H arriet X .
Saturday, ;^ p r ; 1 , has b « * « up*
becom e ti m eihber,
«
"
M yn derl B onnem e, post a d rohave
H om e,
Freehold,
Sm ith, W cch aw k cn , al Ilou tc 34 tw o O ak L e a f Clusters, the E u ro ­ Ph elan . M rs, H arry K noclJ. Ran- Funeral
w e* contacted end gevn the o rd er
p roved b y Miiytir Vo|u» W. A p plecalej and M r. Kidsus, Ralvatore
pean Cam paign M edal, the A m e r ­ dolph H eiuer, M rs. H. H o/Tbergcr, charge o f urrange7nents.
for iho mart to be rem oved to the
and M ain St.
•
U<iU* un T a g D ay t o t tin? lH“nefU
Vena end R obert P. Thom as,
howpltal,
P o lice taid both w om en w ill a p ­ ican Cam paign M edal and the Mrs. D onald W eir, M rs, Frank II.
o f tbe Mtttawun High Scho/>] band
V
e
n
e
tis
o
Blinds
L
lo
y
d
j
r
.
M
rs.
F
ra
n
cy
,
M
r,
Carlan,
W
o
rld
-War
II
V
ic
t
o
r
y
M
e
d
a
l/
•
fru fle e i.
pear Saturday
Ib fo re
Matawftii
u n fo u n fund.
H ook er buttons In
M rs. C laren ce L u n dy and M ri.
T o p qu a lity, stu rdy built, K e y ­
D elegates Jo fhe V F W fiiath
It wun fiiinoin xi’d tliln tirnriilnv
W h «n L ow In flplrlts
R e c o r d e r Jam es H. M artin o n care­
tie? tchfrol co lo r* o f m aroon and
C
^
u
ip
m
ta
i
e
n
d
Supplies
C
harles
Sprlnghorn.
D
istrict
are
Mr,
K
id
iu
i,
Mr,
port
H
ardw
are.
w
J
fp
l—A
d
v.
C ork
'N
Ib>ttle.
Matnwan
sleel
wilt..life,
d
^
fiosed o f b v hi«N<J Hint Hoy S cou ls w ill cimvima llm call
less d riv in g charges.
»________
U m icheid, M r, t o r e r o , W eldon
fo r
iToriiiigb over tlie w eeken d tor din
im Main' S t, Matawan, We
f?)einlx:m
film s,
Z d w a l’d
R.
C ooper,
Farm — G u d i a — H om e
.
R u rel M e il B ox es
.
j H o w abou t b u iln e s j curds? W e
(iirdrd autom obile llccnwr plHtejj, deliver free lo nil polnU. Watch
L *wd M o w ,
Charles J , T im m ene J#. and Mr.
T r y ou r s e rv ice. C o n o v e r B rothers . Keypf^rt H ardw are. T e l. 7-2000. je a n su ppiy th em q u ick ly and at the
, Ecllp.se nnd Fenrutylvanla T j w n
p lftt^ ^ w lll- bt>>«|d fo r 'K .t n * locel pi<iwr« for our ods. N kholal
" H e lp W. a n te
ads^W
in th
. ..d '* —
. li p e p n f
P
h
one
H
olm
del
0-6121.
W
ickatunk;
jfprC
-^
A
dv,
Irifjlit
p
r
iff
.
Comf*
nnil
t
r
y
us.
nelleh
eum
er,
tell
y
o
u
abou
t
the
fln
o
d
jo
h
s
o|M*n.
]*oet,d.
^
UlUona, IVop.
4 w J f^ ./A d v ,
M ow ers. K ey p ort H ardw are. ,
Madison Defense
That Carrier Case!
Woman s Club
Nantes Officers
Township Committee
Will Be Asked To Up
Appropriations From
$500 To $5000
Mrs. Kahn Is Etccted
President; Report $800
Collected In Drivo For Civil Defense
Kane Insists
Marz Distorted
Cancer Drive .
Leaders Chosen
Tells Democratic, Club
Rival Misrepresented
Statement on Veteran
Assessments
Legion Post In
Marlboro Formed
Edward W.'Currie To
Hoad Area Campaign;
Hitchcock To Direct
Koyport Program
Henry J. Sadowski Is
Named Commander;
Will Hold Charter
Open For 90-Days
C. N. Chamberlain Public Health
Promoted To Major Nurse Lauded
.Former Matawan Girl’s
Husband Serving With
- Air Force At Base In
Alaska .
Association’s Help
In Train Wreck At
Woodbridge Brings
Commendation
Education Boterct
To Visit P-TA
Electric Shock Victim
Is Found Unconscious
Rehabilitation Unit
To Award Deep Freeze
Plan Church Dinner
Codoino Earns Degree"
Umicheid Commander
Hurt In Accident
William Walaitis Dies
^
Tag Day, Saturday .
Want Old Plates
rected that at his death, all assets
sball tie shared by. h e r ch ild ren j
M arion E. P r e s t o n ,. B efgen fleld ;
W illiam Preston, K e y p o r t; H ow ard
Preston, M arlb oro; c D oroth y , M eCue, M o r lb o r o ; R oland B . Preston,
Eai-t F reeh old ; 'Rhea P reston , W ick 7
atunk; M u riel L u d w ig, W ickatum k;
Ernest T. P lsehel
'
A v is W arne, M a rlb oro; E d w a rd G .
Mr^. D oroth y P ischel, o f M adison Preston, M organville, an d H tirriet
Thom
pson, M anchester, C.onn. T h e
T ow nship, . w as nam ed ex e c u tr ix
and to le legatee o f the estate le ft w ill w as mad© A p r. 25, 1945;
&V fttT;busbancLErnfcsl T, - H e d ie d
.
'W illia m B a lba clr "
Mar. 8,. 1051 and his w ili^ w as 'exV
W illiam
Balbach,
K eansburg, 1
ecuted Feb. 5 at C aldw ell.
.
w ho died Mar, 16, 1951, bequ eathed
his Ci/tate to his w ife _C elestin e
.
John T, N ltd erm sn
B a lba ch and e a r n e d 'h e r ' ex ecu trix .
John F. N iederm an.i w h o d ie d !
Feb. 5 at M adison T ow n sh ip rn a m ed
his w idow , G ertru de "E., afc^executr ix and sole legatee. The w ill w as
execu ted Jan. 31, '1914, at N ew ark.
M iss M arie C erlione w a s selected
as c row n er fo r the M ay. 20 c ro w n ­
- .
H e rr e y B ronn er .
- F o r m e r ,K e y p o r t C ouncilm an Harr ing cerem on ies In SL Joseph’ s
v e y .B ron n cr, ..w h o ..d ie d F e b ..J 9 , C hurch. - a t . the .T h u r s d a y ..n igh t
1951, a t the age o f 80, bequeathed m eeting o f th c Blessed V ir g in M ary
$5000 to h is dau ghter, M rs. D aniel Sodality o f the church. • P ra ctice
H . Barnett, and her husband, and fo r tiie cerem on y ita r le d T uesday.
The sodality • Is ’ sp on sorin g a
le ft his residuary estate to his w ife,
E va M . B ronner, probate o f ht$.wlU fashion sh ow and c a rd p a rty on
1, w ith
in the offico. o f Surrogate D orm an Tuesday evening, M ay
M cF add ln reveals. M r. Bronner, a cloth in g to be displayed from the
prom in en t 'K e y p o r t
businessman A rn old Shop, K eyport.
Plans also w e re -m a d e fo r a c o m and c iv ic leader, m ode his w ill
m unlon breakfast at' M a rlon ’s R es­
Sept.' 21, i 048.
taurant, K eyport;’ fo llo w in g the 8:15
inaia on Sundny, M ay 20.
.
Bamuei V r W . D utcher
Sam uel V. W . D utcher, 31 W ash­
ington St., K eyjiort, w h o died M a r
5, 1951, w ille d 1the property w here
h e liv e d and all its furnishings
W ord o f the death S u n d a y o f
eq u a lly to tw o nephew s, - H arvey C lifford H. Roberson, fo r m e r F ree­
and F ran k R og ers, and left the rest hold businessman, w h ile o n a w orld
o f h is estote to F rank R ogers. T h e cruise ^aboard the W hite S ta r tlln e r
w ill w as m ade A u g. 28, 19,50. '•
Caronla w as received ii$ F reeh old
M opday. His age w as 09.
Joh n W o o d
Mr. R ob erson hnd operated a
. Joh n
W ood, \K eansburg, w h o hardw are and farm
Im plem ent?
died M ar. 0 ,1 0 5 1 , directed that a store In F reehold until h is retire­
ban k accou n t in h is -n a m e at the m ent six yea rs ago,1. When h e and
W est H udson N a t i o n a l Bank, M r s .; R ob erson m oved t o ' Clear­
K earn y, be tihared b y his dau gh­ w ater, FLa. He hnd serv ed as a dlters, M a ry Theresa Y o b s and Edith rector o f the Freehold T ru st d o .
B ell and nn accou n t In th c F idelity and w os a yi<;c president o f . tho
U nion Trust Co., N ew ark, b c shared N ew Jersey T axpayers A ssociation .
b y his grandchildren, W illiam A. H e had previously been associated ‘
Y ob s, M ary T h eresa Pen nella and w ith the J. A . Fuller C o n s tr u c tio n .
Jam es Y ob s, A ll five are to share Co. o f N ew Y ork. ,
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eq u a lly In the residuary estate.
T h e w ill w as m ade I£ay 3, 1946.
o f Mr. and M rs. R ob ert Hostruf),
K eyp ort, and. L inda Sue, daughter
o f Mr. and Mrs. H om er G erlufsen
o f M ataw an.
ried a cascade b ou q u et o f . talisroai?
roses.- Joh n S ch w arze o f S p rin g ­
field, Mass., b roth er o f th e b rid e ­
groom , served as best m an. U sher­
in g w ere C h arles M ade o f P o r i
M onm outh, and A lfr e d Joans 6 {
B elford.
.
‘
T h e brid e’s m oth er w o r e an A lic e
blu e crep e g o w n w ith a lace bod ice,
w h ite feath ered helm et and c o r ­
sage., o f . gardenias.
T he
brid e­
g r o o m ’s^ m oth er w o re n a v y blue
w ith - m atch in g <a c c e s s o rie s ..and ..a
corsage o f red roses.
"
.
, A recep tion fo llo w e d at the W est
k e a n sb u r g Firehouse, after w h ich
Mr. and M rs. $ ch w a rz e . le ft fo r o
sh o rt w e d d in g * trip to N ew E n g­
land. M rs. S ch w ortze w o r e a n a v y
blu e suit w ith red accessories as a
travelin g ensem ble.
T h e bride*
g room , a graduate o f M id dletow n
Tow nship, H igh S chool, returned
this w eek to th c G reat L akes N aval
T rain in g Station, 111,, and the bride,
a s e n io r _ in K e y j> o r J :J ^ ig h S ,e h o o lf
w i l l . resum e j i c r studies. She Is
c a ptain , o f the' cheerlecdjng_S5JJQd
......... • i
at th e sch ool. ! —
DEATHS
.M r*. Fran k . K . L c o g « ir t U
Mrs.- M a r y 'E , Longstreet, e resl
den t o f R ed Bank m ost o f h er life,
died W e d n esd a y ,'M a r. 28, 1951, at
th# h o m e o f her sonjj P e rcy L on g
street o f U nion B each, .w h ere she]
had resid ed the past three years,
S h e w a s t o r n a t B orden tow n 84
y ea rs ago, and w as the w id o w o f
Fran k A . Longstreet,’ a Hed Bank
expressm an. S h e w as a 'm e m b e r o f
.tha R ed B ank Presbyterian.C hurch.
-Survivin g, besides h er son w ith
W hom she lived . Is .another son,
M arsh all Lon gstreet o f M atawan:
five, grandchildren and three great
g randchildren.
Funeral arrange,
m ents w ere In ch arge o f the
W ord en Funeral H om e, R « t Bank,
zmd Interm ent w as in. F air V ie w
C em etery.
— r M il* JC »th»rln»-V . F o i l * .
M iss K atherine V . Folan, o f I
gBfoBdway and M aple PI.. K eyport, |
died at h e r hom e S aturday m o rn ­
ing, M ar. 31, 1951, follow in g a sh ort I
illness. S h e w as b o m In K eyport,
the dau ghter o f the late Thom as
and A n n (Taaflee) F olan and had
liv e d In the borough pli her life. |
S h e op era ted the F o la n C on fec­
tion ery Store, a d join in g h er hom e,
THURSDAY. -APRIL S, 1951
"\
THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, Ni J.
PAGE TWO
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H R . AND MFtS. H A R O LD S C H W A R ZE
f b r 'm a n y years.
W IU5JILED
Miss Marie Cerlione
Selected As Crowner
K o * n »* B rlich fo rd
M iss
Joan
M arie
B ritch ford .
dau ghter o f M r. and M rs. P aul
B ritch ford o f 104 Pacific B lvd.,
C llffw o o d B each , becam e! tHcj' bride
o f C h cs U r S. K ozna, son o f M r.
and Mrs. Stanley K ozna o f 602
C h arles S t,, P erth A m bpyj in St.
Stephen’s Church, P orth A m boy»
w ith the R ev. Z e n o n L esniow skl,
pastor, officia ting.
/ '
__.The brid e w as given \r\ m ar­
riage b y h e r father. M iss B ev erly
B ritch ford , sister o f ihe b rid o, w ps
m aid o f h on or. M iss D o lo re s F la ­
herty o f H azlet, was the brid e s­
m aid.
A n o th e r sister, C h e r y l
B ritch ford , w as the flo w e r -g ir l,
Stephen N iem era and J o h n B o l-.
w ierczak, b oth - o f P erth A m b o y
w e re best m an and usher, re&pcc-:
tlv e ly .
. .
T h c n e w ly w e d s *le ft f o r a w e d ­
din g trip and u p on th eir return
w ill liv e on 'L e e
P e rth A m b o y .
A m boy . •
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. . . . . . .
•
T h e bride, a graduate o f Matuwan H igh S ch o o l, Is em p lo ye d .as
a secreta ry at H arry G o ld b e rg and
Sons, Perth A m b o y . H er husband,
a graduato o f P erth A m b o y .H igh
S ch o o l, is /e m p lo y e d b y the H ay­
den Chem ical* C t r r y o r d s r :—
.....
M ... iG atarz .of East Brunsw ick and Mrs. w h ich ' .m atrjied her arm bouquet.
^ W a lte r
G retsehol
of
CllffW ood The bridesm aids, Mtes D oris A dam s
boy" M U s N ellie F olan and Mrs. U e a c h ;
m other,. Mrs Em m a O. o f Irvington, a c o u s in ,'"a n d Dr.
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S n ow o f N ew Brunswick; a sisjer, Shirley Luutcrw ald o f Mntawan,
Mrs. Edith DenhofT o f Muskeei'un, w ore pule y e llo w strapless n y lon
M R . A N D M R S. R I2 IE R I S IC A
day m orn in g at 0:30 at the resl- M lch -’
" ln °
H randchlldftn,
nnd luce* gow n* m ade like thot o f the
m aid o f honor. T h eir coron ets w ere
deJ.ce and at 10 o ’c lo c k „ solem n “ vera nieces and nephews
John o f pule y e llo w roses und lavender
T h e plain tiff w as
n ative o f Italy, had lived in Mat* o f desertion.
h igh m ass o f requiem -Was ottered I SerJJ “ w®1?
'r
“ St,n
aw an 40 years. H e w os a farm er, aw arded $25 a w eek alim on y for
in St; Joseph’s Church, K eyport, b y th c. BaPl l s t ' Church, N ew Bruns- stock and th ey ca rrie d m atching
bouquets.
Jam
es
G
o
ld
ie
o
f
K
e
y
su
pport
o
f
h
erself
an d a m in or
S
e
rv
ices
w
ere
h
e
ld
Saturday
at
the R ev . W alter Slattery, pastor o f N < * . yesterday. Interment was in
8:15 a .m ,. fr o m the D ay Funeral child o f th c cou p le, R on ald, aged
L a w ren ce’s Church', Laurence s t - P e te rs C em etery, New. Bruns- p ort w as thc best m an, und u sh e r
ing w e re C harles W oem rfr o f East
,
.
H om e, K ey p ort, o n d a high m ess nine.
H arbor. Interm ent, undiV direction |w lo k ‘
O range, and A lexun der W arren o f
E d w a rd T a r r y jr., K e y p o r l attor*
o t requiem was celeb ra ted a t St
o f the D ay Funeral Home, w as in
J a m ., L, M clivalno
A
tlan
tic
Highland*,
both
cousins
o
f
Joseph's ChUrch, K eyp ort, ?■b y ttic j i e y f o r M rs; W ilson, filed pap er*
the fam ily plot in the ch u rch
pastor, the R ev . C orn eliu s J. Ko^ie. in*Hhe, suit to sh ow the d efen dan t
Jam es L . ' M cllv o ln c, 10 Spring the bride.
cem etery.
T h e brid e’s m other w o re a taupe
B u rial Was In the fa m ily p lot In had d eserted h is w ife A u g. 1, 1948,
St., South River, form erly o l Keyand that she had b een w ith ou t sup­
the c h u r c h . cem etery.
•W illiam H. W hit*
Iport, died M onday m orning, A pr. g o w n w ith pink -u ccessorles ond
the b rid e g ro o m ’s m other w ore
M r. F etta is s u rv iv ed , by fou r p o r t fr o m h im sin ce that lim e.
W illia m H. W hite, 80, o f O ib o m *■ 1951
hls hnmp oftei; n sh" rt
n a vy blue g o w n w ith gray a cce sso r
daughters, M r s .-M o r y B yrne, D u ­
St., K eyp ort, died W ednesday, M ar. »
w as an exem pt m em ber
les. Both had , corsugcst o f pink
D u rn ey
m ont; M iss SuSnn Fetta, H awaii;
28, 1851, In the M onm outh M em orial o f t
K cy i10rt F ire
’
Mrs. Josephine B r o o k s and MIes
H in it a l
S u rvivin g arc h is w ife Mrs. O live roses.
Sitting
at
F reeh old, M onday,
A reception fo llo w e d at Button'
M
argaret
Fetta,
b
o
th
o
f
R
ed
Bank;,
S u p erior C ou rt Ju d ge D onald H.
' B o m In K eyport, Mr, W hite w as *MounJ l ,^ c ' lv “ l" c ' oncl f o “ r c h 1 1 '
w o o d M anor, after w h ich M r.-an d
tw o 6ona, F ran k j r „ K eyp ort, ond M cL ean granted separate m ainten­
the son o f the late A lo n zo and'
M m M abel Thorpe o f South
P atrick, Matawan< and fo u r grande ance to A n n D.' (O ’N eill) D urney,
Em m a (A rose) W hite. H e -I s sur- A m b o y Jam es M el valne o f,S p o ts - M rs. M arvel le ft fo r a trip through
the South. Mrs. M arvel’s traveling
children. ■ .
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25 St. Joh n ’s PI., K canshurg, from
y lv e d b y h is w ife, Mrs. K atherine
W illiam M cllvalh e and_-Rob,.,.
:
by
5
co&
tum
e.was
a
n
a
v
y
blu
e
su
it.w
ith
•' J 5 ; f l o o d “ 7 ..........
(H au w m an) WHUe, a s o n . I x i U b A r '^ M c I lv n i n e . b o t ^ o f SoLah Rivqr,
M artin" C .’ D Urhey, A tld n tic ^ C lty /
n a v y an d y e llo w ' ticecssories and •a
M ary E lizabeth F lood , M atawan, M a ia w e n -K «fp * r t M onum ent W o ik s
a state trooper.
W hite o f K e y p M an d tw o d o u g h - g r n n d c h ldren
corsagc o f w hite cam ellias. • U pon
.■ .
R y der«E ly .
w h o d ied Feb. 0, 1950, nam ed h er 1
ters. M rs. A n nabel S m ith o f N o p - l ^ r v l c e s
are bein g h e l d , t h *
" ’ H iflh w a y jS
* ,•
sister, A n na M arie F lood , as sole
V ™ , a n d M rs. Pearl llagei-m an o f'T l.u r S c Ia y a t e m oon at 1:30 at his t h cir return they w ill reside in an
M r. and Mrs., D qn lcl - S. E ly,
K a y p o r t H. J.
,
apartm
ent
ln>
K
eyport,
i,
, ,
j
1
hom e, w llh tlio R ev. W illiam K ern
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, H uenun
.
ben eficiary in h er w ill m ade Feb.
H olm del, o n n ou n ce the m arriage bf
' Phone Keyport 7-11S4 1
T he brid e is a graduate o f Irving
3, 1950. ,
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S erv ices w ere c in d u c t e d js o t u r Interm ent w ill b e in
A s o n w oa born In P erth A m b o y
their daughter, Ml&s B etty E ly, to
ton H igh S ch o o l an d ^ em ployed
C am pbell ^"
day at 2 p.m. In the B ed le Funeral K hr‘ et Churcl‘ Cem etery, South
Capt. H arry L. R y der, U SA, son o f G eneral Hospital, Saturday, M ar,
as a se cre to ry In the p e o p le s Na
,
M innie H. Preston
F o llo w in g the m orn in g s ervice
H om e,
interm ent wns „ In M on-1 A m boy,
Mrs;j M argaret R y der, E verett- on 31, 1951, to Mr. on d M rs. Joseph
tlonal Bapk; K eyport. T h c b rid e
M in nie H. Preston, K eyp ort, w h o
ot
C alvary
M ethodist
Saturday, M ar. 24, 1951 at T h o e n ix H osem an,1M id dlesex Rd., M atawan. S u n d a y
m outh M em orial Park, Shrew sbury
g room is em p lo y e d 1 by. the Singer
T ow nship.
A r,h u r J* Connelly
C h urch , K eyport,. the. R ev. ..Charles died O ct. 31, 1050* loft her en tire
C ity, A la,
.....
:
...
S e w in g M achine Co., Elizabeth.
A rth u r J. C on n elly; B ea con 11111
S ch a llsr
■
R. Sm yth adm inistered the sac­ estate to her husband W illiam E.
M rs H *nry
K .l l y
R d .,‘ Matawan, w as
found dead at
Mr. and M rs. F r e d SchpU er, 25 ram ent o f baptism to' W en d y Jean P reston ,1 fox1 his lifetim e and dl*
S ica-S ergew ich
W o ve rly St., K e y p o r t, nre parents C am pbell, dau ghter o f M r. umd
. M rs. R ose K elly . W ife o f t h e r e t o
-home M onday, b y bis h r o th i*
O n S un day aftern oon, .A p r . 1,
o f a d au ghter b orn In South A m ­ M rs. Jam es C am p bell •o f Battle
U to O u r L a y -A w a y Plan.
H en ry K elly, died M onday, Apr. 2. Thom as Connelly o f Chester, Mass
1051, Ut 4 p.m., M iss Florence
M
lchalalc-H
om
en
'
C reek, M ich. M rs. C am p bell Is the
b
o y M em orial H ospital.
1851, In the H illtop N ursing Hom e, " r- C on nelly h ad b e e j, dead several
fo
rm
e
r
L
ou
ise
H
oltslander,
dau
gh
­
M iddletow n.
B orn in M atawnn, ^ y * according to County Physician Serg ew ich , ’ daughter o f Mr. and
M rs. R ose H ansen, ISO B r o o d 6 t„
ter o f M r. ond Mra. W ilfred H olts.M cG ow a n
Mrs. K e lly lived a ll o f h e r life 4n Jul us Toronf Ho lived alon e at the M rs. Joh n Sergew lch , N o tco Lane, K eyport, ..ann ounces the engage- |
M on m ou th County.
S h e is sur- M ataw un ad(lrc|u fo r the past; 10 U nion Beach ,, becam e th c brjide. o f in en t o f h e r ' daughter, D broUiy , ,A _ d a u g h ter w as b q m In S outh lon der o f E lizabeth St., .K e y p o r t ,
M ATAW AN
134 M alD s i .
R izlerl Sica, son .'of Mr. und Mrs. Laura, to F ran k A . M icholflk . jr., A m b o y Iifcm orlal H ospital' to Mr.
v lv c d
by
several
n ieces
and y1e,a rs- ,rJri° r
w h ic h ;tfm e lie r e ­
Home o f Famous Brands ’
Ralph
Sica,
L
lo
y
d
Hd.,
M
ataw
an
neph ew s
sided in Jobstow n . Ho w as born
H ostrup
.
'
incl. Hamilton Watches. ‘
son o f Mr, and M rs. F ran k M tcfl­ and M rs. E d w ard M cG ow an, 50
o f f ic e
H o in a
Keepsake Diamonds
/
T he n e v . - E dw ard
R, Sullivan,
G erlu fien
ak, 251) F ifth St., Jersey City. , L akeside Rd., ■L a u ren ce H arbor.
S ervices w ill bo h eld fro m the ln , ,N c « Havf n' C on n " »n d w as n
“ D a lly and Saturdays
pnstor, ofTlciotcd at tlie ccrem orty ™ ■
T
h
e
b
rid
e
-to
-b
e
is
n
graduate
o
f
T
h
ree
ch
ild
ren
w
ere
baptized
^ D ay F u neral Home, K eyport, th is le l Jyc(i ,,1“ ,nlrer’
9
A
.M
.
io
6
.
P
.M
.
in tlie H o ly F a m ily C hurch , Union
W y c k o ff
{.Thursday) m ornin g at B~Q’clock
H s b‘ ° ' h cr is His 'Only sUtvlvor,
S un day m orn in g, A p r. 1, 1051, in
K e y p o r t* W g h S c h o o l in - the cjoss
F ridays 9 A .M . l o 9 P .M .
andatB^Oahlghmossof requiem I T he b o d y was shipped b y the Bcach. M iss A m i G era ldl o f Keai’ia* o f 1843 an d is e m p lo y e d o t L a voie, M r. nnd M rs. C h arles W yckofI, thc K ey p ort R eform ed C h u rch by
W ednesdays 9 A .M . lo 12 N oon
burg, played tho organ and Mrs.
0 S prin g St., M ntawan, are parents the pastor, the R ev. A lb ert G.
w ill b e celeb ra ted i n 'S t . Joseph’s IB cdle FL,ncrul H o m c “ > Bridgeport,
ConiL, f o r services und interment. E. O ’B osk y o f U nten Beach, was
o f a soil b orn In South A m b o y S hlphorst.
•
Church b y th e pastor, the Rey.
the soloist.
M em o ria l H ospital.
T h ey w ere Barbara L y n and
C ornelius J. Kane, B urial w ill be
T h o bride, was g iven In m arriage
s u r in io n fm nekai s o m C B « i
R
ob
ert
C
h
arles
H ostrup, ch ild ren
In the, fa m ily plot In the church
b y h e r father, and she chose i
fvn n al dignity mA t a r t y • • •W oi< .
' '
B lack
cem etery.
la ami Aa «rlA« «f lha UmMmW'
gow n o f w h ite satin w ith lace in
; S o u th A m b o y M(>fnorial H ospital
M arrel-M cC lung .
Berts, ofT*thC’ Shouider bood ed n e ck ­
has rep orted the recen t birth o f a
'
H olm es C c n o r e r
In a ce re m o n y perform ed Sntur- line, and fu ll skirt w ith cuthedrul
son to -M r . and M rs. E d w ord B lack,
A L L T Y P E S O F P H O T O G R A P H IC W O R K
H olm es Conover,, 91, form erly o f
t « d y Alltndant, lto n -8 «c U r lu il
Idoy afternoon, Mar. 31, 1951, a t 4 train. H er fingertip veil w as held
34,’> W o o d b in e W ay. Laurence" H ar­
M atoW on, d ie d Th ursday; War. 29,
o ’c lo c k in th c F irst Baptist .Church, in place b y a rhinestone nnd bead
bor.
.
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1951, at the W elfare H om e, F ree­
961 Maple PI.
KEYPORT |
K eyport, M iss H c 1 e a
b a r r e n cro w n on d she carried a cascade
h o ld .,
7 W . F R O N T ST RE ET
KEYPORT
’ Tel. XEypor! T-1351
o f w h ite roses.
'. 1 .
M cD on ou gh
. He lb su rvived b y hia w ife, Mrs.
ST U D IO
In 11^ U N ITED C IG A R ST O R E BU ILD IN G
Miss A lic e S ergew lch w as her
M r. and Mrs. P a trick McDOnA lice C on over, also o resident o f
sister's m aid o f h onor, and she
oilgh, P o p la r St., R a ritan T ow nship,
the W elfore Home.
w o re *
ik y b lu e g o w n m ade o f
ore parents o f a son b orn M onday,
. S ervices w ere under direction o f
I
Z y . A . O ' : Atfcfc
■MM^WTr«MMirfiniMi-mr rJiilf--rfM»ii>wrinMMiliii—-inrwrii f frill i tffiniiriiiHIMiniiTMi.MiiaiM— ■■■ 1'
tulle oV er s a t in / a heart shaped
A p r. 2, 1051, In M onm nuth M em or­
ih e W . H. Freem an and S on F u n ­
cap
and
mitts.
She
c
o
r
rlc
d
bn
old
ial H ospital.
eral H om e,^ F reehold.
foshlon ed bouq uet o f spring flow
crrt.
'
flchsufler
•\
M n . E dw ard G regory
.>
H er bridesm aids w e re Mlsrt S h ir­
M r. and Mrs. Em il Scliaudcr,
. Mrs. Jan e G regory, 95, o f O sborn
le y Smitfr and M iss B crn ico R ob
P o rt M onm outh R d ., K eansburg,
St., K ey p ort, on e o f the b o ro u g h s
kouky o f K e yp o rt. T h eir gow ns
are parents o f a flrst ch ild , a dau gh ­
oldest residents died S un day m o r n ­
w ere the sam e as the m aid o f
ter, b o rn Tuesday, A p r. 3, 1951, in
ing, A p r. 1, 1951, Jn the Iv y H o u w
honor
e
x
c
e
p
t
in
salm
on
co
lo
r,
and
South A m b o y M em orial H ospital.
Nur&ing H om e, M iddletow n, w h ere
tn
cy
also
c
a
rrie
d
old
fafrhioncd
T
h e b a b y w e ig h e d eight pounds,
She h ad b e e n o patient f o r som e
bouquets.
.
fo u r ou n ces, nnd hos been nam ed
tim e after suffering a .fall. Mrs,
T h o best m an was. M athew Sica,
Carol A nn, • Mrs. Schnufler Is" the
G regory, the w id ow o f Edw ard
o f P o rt M onm outh, brother__of J h o
f o r m e r ' M iss G ra ce
Snppah o f
G regory, w a s b o m in Staten Island,
MISS DOROTHY L. HANSEN
bridegroom
,
and
the
ushers
w
e
re
Union Beach.
the, dau gh ter o f the late D a v id and
Sam
uel
PonKcra
o
f
K
eyport,
and
L a boratories, U nion B each.
Thc
Elizabeth (Burbank) Post, and had
Peter L e o n e o f M atawan,
10 to 25 L b t,
,
. _ Z im m erm an
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brid e g ro o m -e le ct la a graduate o f
lived m ost o f h er Hfe in K eyport.
A d e ce p tio n w as h eld In Perth F e r r is H igh S ch o o l and Is attend'
M r. and lilrs. M artin Zim m erm an
H er fath er w a s an oysterm an and
A m b o y f o r the w eddin g p arty and Ing S cton H all U niv ersity. H e Is o f R ed Bank, a r c parents o f a
w hen Mr6. G reg ory was* a ismall
guests.
child the fa m ily w en t to V irginia,
e m p lo y e d b y C olgate P a lm olive daughter b o m M on day, A p r. 2, 1D51,
Tha b rid e w as graduated from P eet' C o., Je rse y C ity, a fte r service In R iv e r v le w H ospital. Mrs. Z lm A fter th e outbreak o f ' the C ivil
K ey p ort H igh S ch ool and is cm
W ar, the fam Uy returned NorUi and
In the A ir d o r p s ..
i mertno.!!. is the fo rm e r Miss A h n
ployed b y Ralph F rlcd la n d and
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eettlcd i n U n ion B coch, later m o v ­
N o date has b een set f o r tho D iodoto o f K e y p o r t ,
Bros.-, K e y p o r t. T h o brldegitoom w edding.________ A ‘
i n g to K eyp ort.
attended M atawan sch ools and is
P .lii
f ^ r s i G regory, in sp ite o f her a d ­
em ployed b y thc W o o d b rid g o P o t ­
M r, an d M rs. P eter
Peltz,
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vanced years, wfis v e ry a ctiv e and
tery
Co.,
W
oodbrldge.
L
co
la
A
v
e.,
K
eansburg, aro the
“ fo o k a k een interest i n the activities
<jf h er fa m ily. Each y ea r an her
parents o f o dau ghter b o r n Friday,
8 ch w a m < T h o rn q
A n g e lo Pennettl
Mar. 30,1961 in R iv e r v le w H ospital,
birth day she w oa fe te d a t a party
F u n eral s e rv ice s w e re h eld at 'h ie b a b y w eigh s e lg b t pounds, 12
a n d lo o k e d forw a rd to the e v e n t
M iss Carol , Elizabeth
T h orn e,
MR.. MRfl. JOHN MARVEL
;30 a.m. M o n d a y fro m the D ay o u n c c s ,' M r a .'P c lt z is the . form er
; S u rv iv in g is a daughter, Mrs.
daughter o f M r. and Mrs. R obert
M iss R osem ary S p ra tford o f K cy H om e,
K e y p o rt,
fo r
E lizabeth R oss o f K eyp ort, w ith [A d a m s M cC lu n g ,'d a u g h te r o f Mr. Thorno sr., Stono Rd., W est Keans* F u n era l
4V z
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w h o m s h e form erly resid ed; a s i# -la n d M rs. M atthew M cClung, Cam* burg, becam e the brldO o f H arold A n g e lo Pen nettl, 30, o f H ighland port.
i j F
ifer, M rs. A n n a t f a r f l l O f K e y p o r l; |bridge A vo., U nion Bench, becam e Schw nrzc, USN,. son o f M r. and A v e ., A tla n tic H ighlands, w h o died
"..... ’ . ' Jackson.........
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great* the b rid e o f J o h n M arvel, son o f Mr&, Joh n Schw arze, B elford, in Th u rsd ay m orn in g , Mar. 28, 1831,
grandchildren, and one greaU great- Mrs. Ernest Bailey, O sborn St., an Easter Sunday w ed d in g. T h o In
A son w as
born, F rid a y, M ar. 30,
P resbyterian
H ospital,
N ow
gran dch ild.
K eyport. T h o d o u b le rin g c e r e ­ cerem on y w as perform ed a t ' 4 Y o rk . A h igh m ass o t requiem 1851, In F itk ln H ospital to Mr. nnd
Mrs.
L
e
r
o
y
Jackson,
M
arlboro
Rd.,
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» S er v ic e * w e r e con d u cted yester- m ony
_ w as ,p e rfo rm e d b ,y the
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as
celob
ra
ted
In
St.
Joseph's
pastor, o’ clo ck in thc K eansburg M ethodist
d a y <Lftem$on at 2 o ’c lo c k in the I the/ R ev. G e o rge A . Co's per. Easter. Church w ith
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the R e v . ’ San ford Church , K e y p o rt, at 0 o 'c lo c k b y M arlboro. /
‘ B e d le FuH eral H om e, w it h the R ev. I lilies, bouquets o f w hite stock and H aney, pastor, officiating. Easter tho pastor, the> R e v . C o m o llu s J.
' B u tle w
-------^ W 5 n i B l '" I l r H i l e y 'l p a & tor 'o f ^ S t : rparm »r w ere' use"d ''f o r '' decoratrdns: illfo s and- oth er seasonal flow ers K ane. ’ B u rla l w a s in th e ch u rch
John'j? M eth odist C hurch , official* j P revious to the entrance o f the form ed tho decorations and Frank cem etery ,
A son w a s born Thursday, M ar.
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In
R
iv
erv
lew
H
ospital
to
in g , IiU term ent w a s in G reen I bridal party, M rs. R ichard A p ple G rcn g cr w as tho organist.'
M r. Pennettl, w h o Berved w ith
(prove Cemetery..
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gate' o f K ey p ort, sang several sclec*
The brido, given in m arrlago b y the Coast' G u ard In W o rld W ar II, M r. o n d Mrs. R ich a rd .B u rlew ,
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I tions, accom panied at the o rgan b y her father, w o re a g o w n o f Chan- w as th e husband o f D o ro th y (C u b l- Cedar S t , M ataw an.
W U U am C. M srrlck
Mrv. E verett S . P olin g , w h o also Ully lace m ade w ith a fitted bodice c h e c k ) Pennettl.
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^ W J lliom C , H e r r ic k ,6 7 , died Bun­ |plo ye d the w e d d in g m usic.
B esides h i* w lfo h e Is su rvive d
w hich form ed a p cp lu m in back
g a y a t h i i lio m e f 282 S u n set Blvd.
A d a u g h ter w as born Saturday,
G iven in m a rrla g o b y h e r father' and full h ooped skirt term inating b y t w o ’ dqu ghters, C h e ry l ond
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in
M
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M&I
the
brid
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f
bridal
“ CHffwood beach.
in a train. T h c gow n had a sw eet­ T h eresa: hln parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.
.. H u sb a h d ot M rs. H elen V» Stnh sailn m ade w ith a fitted bo d ice heart neckline outlined In seed S a b lo Pen nettl, K e y p o rt; f o u r rnorlal H ospital to M r. ond M rs.
Jin H e rrick , M r, H e rrlo k .w n? a lariji
t full trollin g fij(irt. ThC“ yo k e pearls and the long sleeves w ere brothers, A lb e r t, M orristow n ; A l e x ­ W alter R yan . 405 M ain S t , Keans,
^
K a la m a zoof M ich . H o I was o f illusion outlined w ith lace adorned at th c .wrists w ith satin ander, and A lo y s lu s o f M ataw an, burg.
wa&‘a s u p e rv is o r f o r th e U niversal Jand seed pearls and ihe w o r e a oak leaves edged w ith pearls. H er o n d C h ester o f K e y p o rt, ond tw o
‘ Ploying; C a rd C o. and was a parish* coronet o f ^ ecd pearls and orange fingertip v e ir w as trim m ed w ith sisters, M rs. V icto ria Fnrrell, F r e ­
: ion ^ r' o f $ t . 'L a w re n ce * s C h u rch J b io s s o m s ^ ’ Her* fingertip v e il wq& match1ngv1ace. and sho carried a neau, and M rs. Iv n Englem an o f
L a u ren ce H arbor. ; H e
fo r m e r ly ( o f nylon illusion and she carried a cascade b o u q u e t o f w h ite roses. 0 K eansburg.
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W ilton
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liv e d in N e w B ru n sw ick .
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cascade bo u q y ct o f w h ite roses.
M jb ; R o b e rt T h orn e jr. o f W ost
-.S u r v iy ln g a r e h is w if e , tHree
M ias A rlene S eals o f NtiWark and K eansburg, slstcr-l’n -low . o f
S u p e rior C ou rt J u d ge D on a ld H.
F ran k F « ! i t
the
M onday,
in . F coeh old
' i o n i R o b e r t K , H e rrick o f N e w W o n Bench, w as th e m aid o f brid e,' w a s tlio m otron o f honor,
F ran k Fetta, 84, o f 944 L in e Rd.. M cLean,
ttrtinBU»lrfg Jinil W <1»nr^
n n d |hon nr ..and . w are., a atm plr^t trnwn|gha umxx> n
or co to M rar-J»n ett
M atnw aa^hujl
P a u l H e r r ic k o f C llffw d o d B ea ch ; o f p o le green n y lo n lo ce o v e r green her s h o r t -n lle green v e il was at (M a colln o) F elta, d ie d W ednesday, V. U o n w ) WIUon, 54 M ain St.,
thrpe dau gh ters, Mrp. J osep h M U -IffH k w l t h 'n m atchin g short cape, tached to a halo o f w h ite violets. Mar.i.28, 1051, o t his hom e fo llo w ­ K eyport, f r o m E llsw orth T , W lb o n ,
lfcr o f N ew ^ B ruh sw lC k, M rs. J o h n fS h e .ih a d a co ro n e t o f pink rosea. She w o re w h ite lace-m itts nnd c a r ­ Ing n lpng Illness. Mr. F e ita , o 23' M y rtle A v e . K e y p o rt, o n grounds
C. H> Roberson Dies
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THURSDAY. APRIL S. 1951
Blaze Destroys
Ditmas Theater
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THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN. N J,
Democrats
Youth Rally Speaker
Gullace •Is Sentenced
M id d le se x C ou n ty J u d g e Charlca
M . M orris, F rid a y ut N ew B run t
W ick, sen ten ced F ran k G u lla ce , 23,
o f K ean sbu rg. to the
Matawan Man Served
As Manager Of Show
House; Loss $100,000
Scholer Welcomes Mrs.
White, Others To
• Union Beach Meeting
A general a la r m ' b la ze w hich
" fir^ftieri battled f o r m o f e than tw o
h o u r s S u n d a y d estroy ed the $100,'
. 000 D itm as T h e a t e r -a t J280 State
St., P erth A m b oy . S tartin g shortly
b e fo r e n oon Jn the b o ile r room o f
1he fairly n ew theater, Ihe flames
spread rap id ly and s o o n engulfed
the en tire structu re a n d threatened
, _jnearby buildings.
M a y o r K ath erin e E lkus W hite o f
R e d Bank, and D r. G e o rg e Lussler,
d ire cto r o f the ? A rth u r Brisbane"
C h ild /T reatm ent. Cen ter at A llaire,
oddressed
50 m em b ers o f
the
W om en 's D em ocratic C lu b o f M on ­
m outh C ou nty a t a m eetin g Satur­
day .aftern oon in the A n ch o r Inn,
U nioo Beach."
;
Sch edu led to op en fof* a 2 p.m.
m atinee the theater w as deserted
w h en the blaze started.
..... P erth :..A m boy— p o l k e - .q u o t e d - J ,
C larence L ew is o f 197 J a ck son S t,
M ataw an, theater m anager* a s say-'
Ing m T on e w as In UVe place w hen
V th e first started. Mr. L ew is said a
porter had left the prem ises a b o u t
10:15 a jn . and everyth in g w a s ap
. parently norm al at that time.
.,
A lthough n o casualties 'w e r e r e ­
ported Perth Am boy. F i r e . C h ief
T h eod ore Z b oya n said several.A re*
m en esca p ed seriou s in ju ry ordeath w hen the r o o f o f the theater
ca v ed in, sh ow erin g the 750-seat
.in terior w it h ' Naming *wood an4
. p ieces o f con crete.
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C h ief Z b oya n said the b r ick w alls
* w ere left standing, but the r o o f had
been con stru cted ' o f h e a v y w o o d
tim bers w h ich gave w a y w hen the
/lam es ate u p the sides o f the w alls,
a ided b y heavy plush m atting lin ­
in g the interior.
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. T he general alarm , sum m oning
all p f Perth A m b o y 's eight Are co m ­
panies, w as turned” in b y Chief.
Zboyan
w hen
th e
w in d -blow n
flam es threatened to spread to
P u b lic S ch ool 1 o n on e sid e and a
four-ptory ‘ drcaa and sh irt m anu­
facturings plant o n the oth er;
.
F irem en w atered d o w n the o u t­
side of, both buildin gs w h ile 'lig h t ­
in g the theater blaze, and a safety
c r e w -was kfcpt at the theater fo r
several hours after the Are t a pre
vent* fresJi outbreaks o f flres from
..
Z b oy a n
.'•••; ft
T h e second Interdenom in ational
Y ou th F e llo w sh ip R a lly w ill be
h e ld Satu rda y-' e v e n in g in Mota w a n -H ig h S c h o o l w ith W alla ce
Jones,-*-a— w id e ly -k n o w n -v e n t r ilo ­
qu ist as the speaker! Mr. Jones,
w ith _ A .o _ iielp. J o f .;^ Q m m y4M. _pr&
dents the g o s p e l .in a fashion "de.
signed to
capture the interest o f
y o u th fu l, audiences. T h e affa ir is
open to the p u b lic.
.
J o n e s fo rm e rly w as in the
am\ii*en}'ent field until: h e becam e
interested in ch u rch * w o rk ond
dedicated
his life and talents to
p^esentl'ng the G osp el at p u b lic
m eetings ih rou gh ou t the . U nited
States.
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T h e “first m eetin g In these Y ou th
F e llo w slu p R a lly series w as h ejd
last ’ m onth and dpspite in clem en t
w eath er d re w an e x ce llo jit attend­
a n c e / S aturda y's \raiiy, w ill o p e n
w ith a jMano ;p re lu d e a t-7 ;4 5 : p.m.
O th er m u sica l,se le ctio n s w ill round
ou t the program . ‘ •
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TJw q m o re
rallies o re
bein g
p lanned ifpr the first* Saturdays in
M ay -and i. June. D u rin g the sum
m er -a. boat r id e w ill; b e sponsored
nnd n banquet held,- D etails w ill
b e announced.
$1500 Settlenfentls
Accepted By Two Men
H en ry K abls, 820 F ou rth S t ,
U nion Beach, a cce p te d $1450 and
G e o rg e R . F ie m in gf P o r t M on-
and a G e o rg ia m an.
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Wednesday Cafeteria
Workers Aid P-TA' Of
St. Joseph’s School
T h e W ednesday cafeteria w o rk ­
ers at S t Joseph ’s S ch ool, spon­
sored a successful card p arty and
socia l F rid a y night in the school
Kail f o r th e benefit o f St. Joseph ’?
P a rcn t-T ea ch er A ssociation ,
M rs. C h arles E rnery.-w os general
■ chairm an o f the affair, assisted* b y
M rs. G re g o r y Sem enza, M rs. Vane
Artson, M rs. Joseph W . A n derson,
M rs. E u gene. S kidm ore, M rs. Ros*
, c oe Fisher, M rs. A . J, L u ich ln gcr,
M rs. T h o m a s
B ohnsack, Mrs.
C h arles D ou gh erty a n t!'M r s . Joslc
K im b a ll.
A num ber o f special prizes w ere
aw ard ed as fo llo w s :
Basket o f
groceries, given b y F r e d R apolla,
M ataw an, w on b y M rs. K . M aloney,
M organ ville; basket ;.6f groceries
g iven b y P. Papa, M ataw an, w on
b y M rs, W alter .M ille r , H azlet;
basket o f groceries, donated b y
C laren ce
Bahrenburg,
K eyport,
a w ard ed to W alter W . Skidm ore,
M ataw pn; basket o f groceries, given
b y G arrett R oberts, K e y p o rt, w on
‘ b y M rs. M icha el N oppi, K e y p o rt;
beau ty item s, given b y D ot’s Salon,
M alaw an, to Mrs. G ra n v ille Smith,
K e y p o r t;-. prizes from A m o c o and
* H o lly w o o d ' S erv ice Stations, w on
b y M rs. John H anson, H azlet, and
M iss
Jacqu elin e
L ee,
K ey p o rt;
- p rize given b y ' G ellis, aw arded to
M rs. M ichael N a p p ir and a d oor
_ p rize
fro m
JCerchner’s
F low e r
Shop, w on b y M rs. J u lio M osinak.
B E D LE ’ S
ESSO
SERVICENTER
T h e suit g re w o u t o f a th ree-car
a ccid e n t A u g. 3, 1950, on R ou te 25,
A v oneK D efen d an ts w e re R u fu s
T o d d , B e x le y , Gn., on e o f the d r iv ­
ers, and W ilfre d K u r t h ,. o w n e r o f
anoth er car, and Pergusta. Behn,
R id g e w o o d , d r iv e r o f M r. K u rth ’s
car. M r. K abls w as o p e ra tin g his
o w n ca r and had M rs, F le m in g as
passenger. B o th M o n m o u t h
C o u n ty residents olalm ed personal
in ju rie s and M r. K abid contended
h is car w as dam aged.
E d w ard
W . C urrie, M atawan,
w h o w lth iT J o rm a n -J .’ Currie, .K e y ­
p o r t represented M r. K a b is and
M r. F lem in g, ann ounced the settle­
m ent w h ile the case w as in trial
b e fo r e S u p e rio r C ou rt Judge Frank
T . L lo y d Jr., and a Jury. _
T h e suit o f M r, and M rs. John
G. HofTman, Fair H aven, against
M abplle C. W nkem an and W illiam
Plate, P a lm e r A v c., K eansburg,
arising o u t o f an auto accid en t on
R ou te 35 In H olm del T o w n sh ip in
1948 haB b e e n settled o u t o f c o u rl
fo r $3650,
M r. and M rs. HoiTman w ere
traveling north artd the car d riv en
by M r s .. W akem an w as m oving
south on R ou te 35, turning into
Laurel Ave* w hen the accid ent o c ­
curred.
M rs. HoiTman su ffered a bock
Injury and h e r husband’s .a n k le w os
h u rt..
P u rin a F e e d . Start B a b y C h icks
and T u rk e y s w ith Startena—the
co m p le te f o o d . Stultx. t
w jt l
period. G u lla ce wns eharged w ith
ro b b in g a W o o d b rld g e s e rv ice sta­
tion o l $20 o n N uv. 0. .
New Bids On
Bungalow Is Sold
Specifications, Being
Changed To Eliminate
Plastering Of WaUs
M attie
reports
Sm ith, (M utawqn
ro o m bungalow o n VanM ater Terr.,
Hazlet, ow n ed b y M r. and Mrs.
E dw ard Jensen to M r. nnd Mrs.
C harles C u rtis ' o f K ey p ort. Tiie
property ineludw l n h u lf-acre o f
g r o u n d .. M r..C u rtis,is a route sales­
man^ for,, the S ingle S y ictm Luund ry , K o y p o r t .
,
Three Sentenced For
Offenses In Bayshore
paid $2 io r d riv in g Cooic t o b o th
p la & s b u t d e n ie d sharing ih e
stolen proceeds.
Fine Ex-Commiitteentyui
Benefit P-TA Show
K eanaburg, fo rm e r H aritan T ow n -
C ou n ty Ju d ge John C. G iordan o.
F riday, at F reeh old, ftn cd Q torles
H arris, 24, o f G reen
G ro v e
A ve,
, A
E L E C T R IC
und S econ d St. $250, ga ve h im
u fo r tlie benefit o f St. Joseph'*
suspended o iio to th ree-year state
P a ren t.T coch er
A ssociation , w ill
prison term und three y ea rs pro­ be h old tom orrow (F rid ay) evening,
bation. H arris was o i f c r f fo u r m en in tho sch ool hall, starting o t 8:15.
accused - o f m a licioy »- dtnuHgof to T ick et* m ay b e -s ecu red at th e d o o r r
fou r baysh ore taverns.
o r fron ) m oinbera o f Did iwsocla*
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GernWl Wni*yluk,
18„ R oselle, tion.
w h o is cu rren tly in A n nandale
R eform atory w as ortlered returned
to the ihstituiion fo r a term l o run
con cu rren tly witl\ hin spresent Jnd e lerm in ole fier>tence fo r buiw lary
ut \wo R ou te 30 service stations, in
K ey p ort and R a ritan -T ow n sh ip.
Joh n Clnrk C ook , 21, Roselle,
churgvd wltli "Waayluk in tl»e two
Utefls. p leaded tfuilty and w a s rem u n d e d - l o —R a ilw a y— H i'fon n a lory^
w h ere h e luus been in cu slod y, .. He
111 L e sentenced A p » '* 13. W asyluk recen tly told the cou rt h e was
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C L IF F W O O D . N. J.
Main St.
MATAWAN
FACTORY
R O O F IN Q
FAMOUS PLASTIQ
— PAINTS—
SAVEIIPTO40%..
TH E FA M O U S
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HOUSE PAINT
BOTANY
t
WHITE
S P O R T YARN
over other well known brands.
At
138 Lower Main Street
MATAWAN, N.J.
The
95
pcir
2 oz. Hank
M ATAW AN
LUMBER CO.
S U T P H IN A V E ,
ALPINE’S DEPT. STORE
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, $
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and the Material ■
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PLASTIQ PAINTS
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KEVP0RI—
Matawan
INTERIOR
Staying White
. ....... and
Extremely Washable
OUR BEST
• FURRIERS
B R A N C H BTOItES
M A IN O F F IC E A N D
PLANT
T eL^1908
.
CLEANERS
lOHlED QA9
GOOD.
PBIt OALLOH
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GOOD
*1.95 .nd
‘2.70
B e a u t i f u l ly S h a m p o o e d
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Jersey
2 40 ,0 00 CUSTOMERS IN 1950
$ P E C IA L fo r . . .
m on th o f A p ril O N L Y !
A ny T h row riig 7 . . ,
D o m e stic or O rie n ta l
o lown o f dljllnctten fiy th# (pm6ui
jiiO X beauty treatment. . . Turf Bulldir
lo bring out color and health . . . ScoHi
Seed to p r o v id e a 'carpet of thick grata.’
C6«t is >0 little — th* Scoff* woyl
Sco&k LAWN SEED — Extra' heavy/
trlple-deaned *eed thot b free of »*cwaive chaff, dirt and 99.91% .weed*
free. Yoa need only a third a s much b e ­
c a u s e there ora o v e r 3,000,000seeds p e r pound of Scotts. J ib $1£S‘ 5 lb* %7A3
S e l li n g
P a in t in N e w
Regular List Price $1.29
W IL L IA M M . BTKO TH ER
O anaral C o n ln c t o r
L argest
20 CO LO RB IH CLU DIN O W H ITE
O pp. F ren ea u R . H. Station
iSlitviCEJ
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From the
In spite of the high cost of Wool Yarn
we can offer you for a limited time only
Matawan Builders Supply Company
T .L M A la w a n l-iS M
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EXTRA SPECIAL!
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RIGHT
P h ona M s I. 1-0681H
BU ILD E R S H A R D W A R E
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CAKE
L ubricnlo, a d ju it hand brok e cabl®, c l» o n bttcklnfl
plate
a p p ly lu b r ic a n t C h eck w h eel cy lin d er
and m ailer c y lin d e r,^ P a rli u r * .o x tr a ,
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H o u i.b o td and In d u s tria l W iving
i***s mi
KEYPORT
rron t, Xeypevt
Opp. FaopUa l u k
SO D O N 'T T A K E
H E R IL A N D
10-DAY SPECIAL
ONLY ...........
THAT WIMNIMG SPARKlf
Sales and Service r~<
a ch arge o f speeding, State M otor
V eh icle In sp ector H ulsart charged
B o w n e w ith - fa ilin g- to^ stop at a
atop street, ,11c w u» fin ed $2 and
»3 costs o n this com p la in t. ;
V,'
Statistics have proven
that a large number
of automobile accidents
were caused by faulty
' brakes.
Service
C O M B IN A T IO N D O O R S
LUM BER
T ow nship
STRUESSEL
HIGH
STANDARD
KUcfa«aa
366K« roa7d2^
,M ndlson
LEMON CHIFFON
MATAWAN, N. J.
KEYPORT 7-1548
H ig h w a y ' l l
b e fo r e
M agU trnto -M a xw ell H . M ayor on
Open All Day Sundays
M S S M M M IM W IM M I M I
U i n - F i m i and
4
C r o s b y D m I u ,.............
and $3 costs w hon u r r n lg n « j M ondny
SPECIALS
N ear H igh w ay 34
Lowe Brothers
Burner Service
CC T i l M l H E A fi
W est
with. . .
J. L. SCHANCK &SONS ( S )
Heating — Plumbing
Contractors
ot
Watch this spnee for our
Sensational WecLly Specials!
Friday and Saturday
A P P L IA N C E S
283 Upper Main St.
PETER C. VENA
T E LE V ISIO N
.
Installation and S .r v lc *
W> B ov m e
SHOP HERE AND SAVE!
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STRAUB MOTORS INC.
W o od ly n e
sliiix cpnunlttoem an, w aa fined $10
m otion pictu re.’ show
T E L E V IS IO N
Phone Matawan 1*2061
W H EN Y O U A B E
IN T E R E ST E D I lf
A DEPENDABLE
special
T E N E Y C K R O N S O N , INC.
savings o n d e liv e rie s .w o u ld m ore
1h an ~m ake u p th e $300 c oat -ol-th fr
n e w tank in a fo w years, b u t the
o th e r
m e m b e rs
of
tlie
board
th ou gh t th e n eed w o s to ge t better
-bids n o w ,
—
. O n the plum bing, a radiator has
been elim in ated In the buscnicnl
as w ell a s the insu lation o f pipes.
C L EC TH 1CA L
realtQr,
the recen t &alc o f a six*
PAGETHREE
K itch e n -Cabinets — A p p l i a n c e s
Highway No. 35 and
Bedle Road
PH O N E j
R e fo rm a to ry Ip r on indeterm inate
K iayor^Joseph S ch oler, w elcom ed
the speakers, guests and clu b m em *(
bcra to U n ion B each. Mrs. A d elin e
B arton presiden t oif the* co u n ty
.M a ta w a n ' T o w n sh ip
Board
of
group, in trod uced Mrs. B ruce W. E du cation w ill ask i o r . n e w -bids
Crispell, president o f the reorga n ­ o n the con stru ction o f a six-ro o m
ized R e d Bank D em ocratic Club. nddJlton to CUfTwood S ch o o l, noM rs. W h ile , u rg e d ^ m em bers - to cordThg“ T<v a ~ r ^ I u t l o h * passed al
take an a ctiv e p a r t in polities and M on day’s special m eeting o f thot
“ bring , up the standards" o f g o v ­ b o d y . T h e new bids w ill b e re ­
ernm ent. <S h e p ointed to th e re ­ ce iv e d and o p e n e d at the A p r. 16
sults o f Uie' K cfa u v c r c rim e investi­ m eeting.
.
.
gation, -.the basketball scandals qnd
T h e board v o te d o n M ar. 26 to,
increase o f d o p e p e d d lin g o s signs r e je c t b id s re ce iv e d t o t a lin g $197.­
o f the lo w e rin g o f the sttihdards 378 fo r th e w o rk as» o n ly $125,000
a n d m o ^ l ^ ^ o f . in cum bent pollli* h a d ;b e e n ap p ro v e d b y the v oters
cions..
.
:
fo r the p ro je ct. A n am ou n t con^
D r. Lu ssler d escrib ed treatm ents sid erably under $1Z5,000r w ill .be
g iv en at the A lla ire ce n te r, to c h il­ re q u ire d i f th ere is to b e a su it­
d ren from five to 12 y e a rs o f age. able uUrplus*-left f o r 't h e p a y in g o f
A don a tion o f $35 w as m ade to the a rch itect’s and legnl fce s and* p r o ­
center as fo llo w s: C oiyity club, $10; v id in g equ ip m e n t fo r the new class­
M alawan
clubT $5;
M iddletow ft r o o m s
.
clu b, $5; H igh lan ds c lu b , $5; Sea
T h e speciflcation s w e r e changed
B righ t clu b , $5; and Mr».. W illiam M on day n ight lo requ ire bidders
H, W ich m ann, L ittle S ilver, $5.
to su bm it p rice s o f plastering
-Mrs. B arton re p orted o n the w alls p e r classroom an d c o rrid o r
lu n ch e o n at, L p k e w o o d rind nn- unit. It w as th e fe e lin g o i tho
n ou n ced s h e h a d been assisted In bo a rd n o n e o f the room s n o r c o r ­
s u p p ly in g 20 Easter- baskets fo r rid o rs co u ld b e p lastered i f costs
c h ild r e n a t thp Farm lngdale* P r e ­ w e re io h e kept to tho le v e l d e ­
v e n t o r iu m ,b y M rs. M artha W ick - sired. U se o f the present o il tank
hamf, w e lfa r o ohairm an, an d M rs. instead o f Installation, o f a n e w one
G. J. F e rre t, s o c ia l chairm an. T he
o f la rg e r size Js also p rovid ed .
c lu b dona ted $10 to th e R e d Cross, W illiam M . Stroth er, b o a r d v ice
M rs! F e r r e t’ reported o n plans president question ed tlie w is d o m ot
fo r tho sp rin g lu n ch e o n M ay 20 at this as a d e a le r had o ffe r e d to
C rystal, B r o o k Inn, E aton tow n. T he su pply o il at o n e -h a lf c e n t por
n ext m eetin g w ill be ’ h eld A p r, •26 g a llo n
less
if
n la rg e r
tank
at 8 p.m . in M atawan.
,
w e r o J installed.
lie
fe lt
the
itf «wulhr45fr4a»t:..W
Mlc at FnAAlHonl
reehold- Settlement
O f $3650
Im settlem ent a
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in
o#
f 4Hnlt>
th eir nlllA
auto accid en t ..
suit against tw o R id g e w o o d persons Is Reached Ih Suit
said.
Card Party, Social
Proves Successful
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M H . JO N E S and "F R IE N D "
B orden tow n
Jt Is felt about $100 w o u ld b e saved
th is w a y . T h e b o a r d m em bers
ackn ow ledged,
h ow ever,
these
eco n o m ies w e re trivial in c o m ­
parison to the real h e e d o f h ov in g
b id s pared by at least $8000. E ven
w ith Mich a p a r in g the flnon cial
o u tlook for the sc h o o l b u ild in g
p r o je ct w ou ld b e dubious, T he
board felt thnt as s ix room s had
been pled ged tho p e o p le o f C llftw o o d it w ou ld be a questionable
step .to e r e c t an uddition o f lesa
room s Just to k e e p within fiinds
voted.
.
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M A IN
S A L E SR O O M
Highway 34
Td. MA. 1-3884
A N D PLAN T
MATA WA N
HO.9-7301
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LEGAL NOTICES'
o f t h c c o u n t y to M a ta w a n a n d th e m a n n .
C e le s t e
H o 1 m , ' an
A cadem y
re p u t a t io n M r. B e d le h a * j n a d e _ a s
a r e lia b le d e a le r is s e c o n d t o n o n e . A w a r d , w in n e r , n o w . s t a r r in g i n t h e te r o f C hu rch S treet at t h e easterly
T eL
N o w y o u a re te ilin g t h c p e o p le
s id e o f th e B o r o u g h o f M ataw an;
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te ,” a p ­ th en ce 16) gen era lly w esterly a lon g the
M aU wta Township, M aiaw tnB orougb t h a t J .aspire l o b e c o m e t o p m a n in
T h e ■lo v e r s o f c r o q u e t , in th is
p e a r e d in th e c a s t w h e n it w a s c e n te r lin e o f a foresa id C hurch Street
p o l it i c a l c i r c le s . I d o n ’ t k n o w w h a t ­ v ic in it y h a v e a lr e a d y b e g u n th e
to it* in tersection w ith th e c e n t e r llnp
p r e s e n t e d b y t h e T h e o t r c G u ild ,
' p u b lish e d E v ery T h u rsd a y Bt j
o f M ain S treet o f th e B o r o u g h o f M a t e v e r g a v e y o u ih a t id ea , b u t it ’s a p r a c t ic e o f th e ir ia v o r i t e g a m e a n d
' ; K ey p ort, M on m ou th C ou n ty , N . J .
cw a n ;- th en ce (7 ) 'ten eraljy southerly
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B o t h p o lit ic a l p a r t ie s
a lon g th o cen ter lin«- o f a foresaid Main
- B y BR O W N P U BLISH IN G AN D
S treet to th e point o r p la ce o f b egin .
P R IN T IN G C O M P A N Y
needed
m u ch
o v e r h a u lin g
flv e b a lls a n d m a l l e t * ’ a r c fr e q u e n t ly
THE
MATAWAN KJOURNAL
Established 1869
e y p o rt 1-3030
THURSDAY, APRIL'S, ‘1951
THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J.
PAGE FOUR
w h e n I c a m e s e c o n d o n t h c lo c a l
p o s tm a s te r’* e x a m in a t io n ? ,
LEGAL NOTICES
V­
y e a r s a g o w h e n I ca m e h e r e - a n d h e a rd .
I a m g la d t o s a y th a t p r o g r e s s is . C o lo r e d m e n fr o m ..t h e S o u t fT a r e
W o r k i n th e
b e in g m a d e , b e c a u s e flv e y e a r s a g o b e g in n in g ' to - a rriv e .
e a c h -p a rty • w a s-h ea d ed b y a V d lc - b r ic k y a r d s w i l l .s o o n o p e n . : ^
SU B SCRIP TIO N B A T E S
.
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Payable In Advance
H
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to
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th
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. 13.00
One Y e a r (w ith in S t a t e )
3.60 o n e h a s fa lle n b y th e w a y s id e a n d tro u p e a r e p la y in g t o fu ll h o u s e s at
' O ne Y e a r (outsid e State)
2.00 It lo o k s li k e . t h e o t h e r o n e is o n W a llin g 's H a ll, K ey p ort,- t h is 'w e e k .
BlX: M onths
1.M
T hree M on th s .
J u s t lc c M . T. B issell h a s* b e e n
the w a y o u t
.
ilMUvUIW* BUU . BUIIUllinnatM.il w* — N o w ^ y o ira re ^ r a S g ir c g -p e o P -M iv j^ a p p o ln i c d -c o m m i s s i i
estates h a v o th e rig h t t o s e le ct th e M c ttln g - t h r o u g h
“ C la r k e , T h c G r o c e r ” is a d v e r ­
t h c m ir e . F o r
p e w s p lp e is In w h ic h th ey desire their
n otices p rin ted . I f , th e r ig h t la n ot m o r e t h a n 25 y e a r s he w a s y o u r tis in g J a v a g r o u n d cofT cc at 22
e x e rcis e d t h e surrogate w ill m ake b o t o m p a l. Y o u s p o n s o r e d h im f o r c e n t s a p o u n d a n d s h o u ld e r s o f p o r k
the selection a n d ,th e n o tic e w ill p r o b ­
a bly a p p ea r in donto n ew sp a p er that fr e e h o ld e r a f e w y e a r s a g o a n d ot 7 c e n t o a p o u n d . l”
y o u w o u ld n o t h a v e selected. Friend* y o u t r ie d t o g e t h i m to r u n f o r . T h e 'K e y p o r t & M a t a w a n S treet
o f T h e J ou rn a l h a vin g buM ness w ith
A s r e c e n t ly as R a ilw a y w a s r e o r g a n iz e d la st w e e k .
Uie surrogate'* office w ill d o w il l to t h e S c h o o l b o a r cj.
bear t h li m m in d.
e ig h t m o n t h s a g o y o u w e r e b e g g in g H on. T* S. R . B r o w n w a s e le c t e d
h i m : t o b e c o m e a m e m b e r o f y o u r p r e s id e n t o f th e c o m p a n y . - ........... ; S. M a b el B r o w n .... .................. , , , E ditor
Charles S . S tu ltz ., . ..A s s o c ia te E ditor
P ollin g place, M id w a y H ose ^Housc
flE G IS T R Y AMD ELECTIO N
on W ashington S treet.
.
.
N O T IC E
J. F R A N K L IN DOM INICK.
TO W N SH IP O F M A T A W A N $42.40
B orou gh C lerk.
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n -_ llia t the
D istrict B oa rd s o f E lection a n d R eg ­
MONMOUTH- C O U N T Y .
istry tn and fo r th e T ow n sh ip o f Mat­
SU R R O G A TE 'S OFFICE
awan, C ou n ty o f M onm outh, Sta te o f IN T H E M A T T E R O F T H E ESTATE
N ew Jersey, w ill m e e t a t . t h e p la ce
O F B E R N H A R D EISSEN. D eceased.
h erein a fter designated on
N otice to C reditors t o P resen t Claim s
.
A gainst Estate
T U E S D A Y /,A P H 1L l « h , ; 1951
iranpnt jn thg .ftfrder of DQ1____
LEGAL NOTICES
L&GAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
Eissen. decea sed , n o tle e i s
hereb y M on m ou th C ou n ty , N e w Jersey, fo r
g iv e n t o th e cr e d ito rs o f 's a id de­ sep arate con tra ct? f o r G en era l C on ­
cea sed t o - e x h ib it to th e subscriber str u ctio n 1 W ork , S teel 6t Iron , H ea t­
S o le E x e cu tr ix a s - a foresaid , their in g a n d V entila ting, P lu m b in g , E le c­
d eb ts a n d dem a n ds a gain st the said trica l ‘ W ork , f o r an addition and
estate, u n d er oa th , w ith in six m onths altera tion t o th e C U ffw ood S ch ool
fr o m th e d a te o f th c aforesaid ord er, loca ted on C liffw ood A v en u e, at C liffo r th ey w ill b e fo r e v e r b a rred o f their w o o d , N ew J ersey , w ill b e receiv ed
a ctions th e re fo r against th e so ld su b ­ un til 8:00 P.M . (E.S.T.> on M onday.
scriber,
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1 •• • A p ril 10, 1051, in th e B oa rd R o o m o f
D ated, F reeh old , N . . J .f - M a r c h . 7, t h c M ataw an H ig h S ch ool o n B road
1051.
S treet, M a t a w a n , . o t w hich tim e
K A T H E R IN E AB E SSE R EISSEN, all b id s w ill b e p u b licly open ed and
M a taw an-F reehold R oa d
rea d aloud ,
.
:
j R.B.-.N O. J . .B0X .8 2 -A ... r . . . . .
T h e In stru ction s to B idd ers,. F orm .oi.
M aiaw an, N . J.
B id , F orm o f C ontract, P lan and S p e c i­
L e o W einstein, Esq. '
fica tion s m a y b e ex am in ed at the
146 M ain St.
’ „
o ffic e
of
the
A rch itect.
F red eric
M atawan, N. J . ^
:
’
> F essler, K cy p ort-H olm d el Road, H az­
A ttorn ey.
•
$18.72 j 12 let, N e w Jersey, and also at the
office s o f F. W . D od g e C orporation ,
u p on return o f plans a n d sp ecifications
in good^ o r d e r w ith in 10 davq a ft e r tne
open in g ' o f .b id s . N on -bidd ers. Will b e
refu n d ed o n e -h a lf o f t h e . d ep osit upon
such return o f plans and specifications.
T h e en tire a m ount o f th e d e p o sit w ill
b e forfeited i f the. d ocu m en ts a r e n o t
.
returned w ith in the tim e stated abov e, .•
Each bid m u st b e a ccom p a n ied b y .
a B id S ecu rity in th e a m ou n t o t 5% >
o f th c base b id and o f ch a ra cter set
forth in th e In stru ction s to B idders.
’ N o bid m a y b e w ith d ra w n ..within 30
dayB a fter th e sch edu led d o s in g tim e
.;
fo r re ceiv in g bids,
.
X
•____
T h e su ccessfu l b id d e r w ill b e re u ifed t o fu rn ish a sa tisfa ctory S urety
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om pa n y B o n d in the fu ll a m ou n t o f
the C ontract p rice: /
•• • - ................- ........
T h e B oard o f ,.E ducation- reserv es
th c right to w a iv e any in form a lities
o r to r e jcc t any o r all b id s o r p a r t i
th ereof.
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B y o rd er o f : T h e B oa rd o f E d uca - tion, M ataw an T ow n sh ip , M onm outh
C ou n ty, N ew Jersey.
M ILDRED R. D U G AN ,
J5$7.D2
D istrict C lerk.
'
S
.
d u ca tio n o f M atawan a n d ^ cop ies th e re o f ob tain ed fr o m thc
eight p.m . (E astern Sta n da rd T im e ), fo r M cF A D D IN . S u rrogate o f th e CoCinty
■Tow nship, in th e C ou n ty o f M on­ said A r ch ltc ct up on th e dep osit o f
the pu ruoso o f con d u ctin g a .prim ary o f M onm outh, m a d e o n th e seventh
m outh, N ew Jersey.
clcc tlo n fo r th c nom in ation o f ca n ­ d a y o f M a rch. 1091, on th e application
T w e n ty -F iv e D ollars ($25.00) fo r each
S ca led b id s, addressed t o th e Board set o f the. C ontract D ocum ents.
o f K ath erin e A b cs ser Elsscn. S ole
didates fo r
.
O ne State Sen a tor
■> ,. E x ecu trix , o f the estate o f B ernhard o f E d ucation o f M atawan T ow n ship.
T h e fu ll am ou n t o f the- d ep osit w ill
T w o M em bers Of the G en era l As*
b e refu n d ed to each ftonafide b id d er
scm b ly
.
. T w o M em b ers o f the B o a rd o f
C hosen F reeholders f o r the F u ll T erm s
A ls o fo r th e ele ctio n o f o n e M ale
M em b er a n d o n e F em ale M em b er o t
the
R e p u b lic a n -- C ou n ty
.E xecutive
’ R«ponsibU lt7 “ i o r
typoCTaphlca:
Com
m ittee.
..
.
errors is limited to the c o n o i the a d v is o r y c o m m it t e e . In re g a r d s lo
A lso fo r t h c election o f o n e M ale
{pace occupied by euch error.
M em b er and o n e F em ale M e m b e r o f
y o u r i/ta tem en t a b o u t m e te llin g
t h e ' D em ocra tic- C ou n ty - E x ecu tiv e
tHe” a"ssesS)r 'TcT'a’d d th'B“ a m o u n t o f
C om m ittee.'
.
E ntered as second-class m atter at the e x e m p t io n l o t h c v aiu a ition s o th a t
A t said p rim a ry c lcc tlo n nom in ation s
post o ffic e at M atawan, N. J ., u n d er the
1038 B u lck S p ecia l 4 d o o r ; g ood con ­
•
$25
Khali also ,b c m ade f o r th o fo llo w in g
le t o f M ifrch 3,1879.
' t h e v e te ra n w i l l p a y f u l l v a lu e .
d ition ; -reasonable.
C a ll Matawan
•
Fpr in form ation lea d in g t o a rre s t and
T h e ..M a ta w a n
P a r c n t -T c a e h c r m unicip al officers:
.
J5
Y o u a ccu s e d y o u r o p p o n e n t o f th a t
O no T ow n sh ip C om m itteem a n fo r
co n v ictio n o f person ta x in g G erm a n ­ 1-2303J,
A s s o c ia t io n m e t la st n ig h t in th c the F ull T erm
T H U R S D A Y , A P R IL 5, 1051
tow n H ospital rin g fr o m
K ey p ort
a f e w Avceks a g o a n d n o w it is» rrffc,
SA
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E
B
U
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S
I
1050’
M
e r cu r y sedan:
N o tlcc is h ereb y g iv en that qualified W eekly shop on M br. 15, 1031. C ontact
s c h o o l w h e n a A im -“ T h e F o u r t h
b u t fr o m p a s t e x p e r ie n c e w ith y o u
1950 B u lck
sp ecial d e lu x e ;
1040
v oters o f T h e T ow n sh ip o f M ataw an H ow ard E. S t ic k le y Jr., 24 M on roe S t..
R ih E d u c a t io n o r .,A D a y in M o d ­ n o t already reg istered In said T ow n * Matawan,
o r K o y p o rt 7-3030.
w jt f M ercu ry c lu b ' c o u p c ; 1048 - O lds 08
1 b e lie v e th a t w a s o n e o f y o u r
- N A T IO N A L SU N D A Y SCH O OL
sedan; 1048 F ord sedan; 1046 B u lck 51
e r n I n d u s t r y ” w o s s h o w n . T h e film ' sh ip u n d e r the law s o t N ew J e rse y
id e a s .'
g overn in g perm anen t registration .m ay
sed an : 1040 F o rd 2 d o o r sed an : 1047
'
W EEK
. ,
w a s m a d e in thp N e w . B r u n s w ic k reg ister w ith the T ow n sh ip , C le rk , o r
M ercu ry sp ort cou p o.- C heap trans*
Y o u h a v e h e ld ofTicc' fo r 10 y e a r s
p ortatlon : 1041 B u lck c lu b coup e;
p la n t o f J o h o s o Q * & J o h n s o n , a n d n o tify said c l e r k 'o f ch a n g e o f resi­
den ce, at th e . c le r k ’s .office, 21 S ix th
■*
Tho w e e k o f A p r. D to 15 is a n d b e e n c h a ir m a n f o r t h e b ig g e s t
1940 P ly m ou th 2 d o o r sed an : 1041
T U RB IN E,
bra n d
n ew D od g e 2 d o o r sed an ; 1038 C h ev rolet
p a rr ie d o u t the m e e t in g ’s th e m e St. In th o T ow n sh ip o f M ataw an B U FF A L O
;
N otional ; N on-Sectarian v Sunday p a rt o f that tim e. S o w h y d o n ’t
old e r m od el. <&s Is, o r b ro u g h t u p to co a ch ; 1037 B u lck . Sch a n ck 6c Slhler
du
rin
g
business
hoursi
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to
w h ic h
e m p h a s is e d
y o u th
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d
eta
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in
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case
y o u c a m p a ig n
o n y o u r record ?
‘ - Schdol W eek.
t h c C om m issioner ' o f R e g is tra tio n . in
M iss E le a n o r H a w k , o f th e g u id ­ F reehold, nt any tim e betw een W e d ­
rlced to sa v e y o u S ev era l H und red Inc., A u th orized M ercu ry Sales, Ser­
ollars,
S id ney
W.
R eid .
F arm v ic e ; 10 L a fa y ette P la ce, Freehold.
F o r ,th c
past generation thc L e t t h c p e o p le k n o w w h a t y o u a n ce d e p a r t m e n t o f N e w B r u n s w ic k nesday, A p ril 18th, 1051, a n d T h u rs­
w j5
M achinery D ealer, R ou te 0-4 C utoff, T el. F reeh old 8-1C00.
h
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e
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g
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f
the
d
a
y
,
S
eptem
ber
27th,
1951.
*
:
United States has been under thc
H igh S c h o o l, e x p la in e d p h a se s o f
F
reeh
old,
N
.
J
.
P
h
o
n
e
8-1441.
N otice o f ch a n g e o f re s id e n ce o r
1038 C h e v r o le f tw o d o o r sedan, good
wiiff
shadow ond efTects o f w o rld w ars. c o m m u n it y , a n d b e su r e t o tell th e g u id a n c e p r o g r a m , th e p r e p a ­ application f o r tra n sfer o f reg istra ­ ______ [_____
con d ition .
C a ll M ataw an 1-2400M.
W e hove had depression s'an d faU-e th e m w h o fU r n h h e d th e m a te r ia l ra tio n in v o l v e d a n d t h c re a ctio n tion shall b e m ade either b y w ritten
request forw a rd ed to the T ow n sh ip
1040 C h ev rolet F leetllne fo u r door
’ properity caused b y w ar. W c have a n d w h o d i d th c w o r k o n t h c o f b o th stu d e n ts a n d in d u s tr y .
C
lerk
o
r
tho
C
ou
n
ty
B
o
a
rd
o
f
E
le
c­
•
sedan, light g re y , ra d io and heater,
tions on fo r m s p r o v id e d . b y
said
been so busy with m aterial m atters d r iv e w a y s u r r o u n d in g t h c M a rz
T el. K e y p o rt 7-2729.
A s p a r t o f t h c docS t d e f e n s e p r o ­ T ow n ship C lerk o r Board o r b y S P A R K L E
STRAW BERRY
P L A N T S A - l con d ition .
. jh a t m any o f ua h ave forgotten tho r e s id e n c e o n H ig h w a y 35,
fr o m g ood , clean p a tch : sp ecial p r ic e
g ra m , t h e P -T A v o t e d t o a ssu m e callin g m person at the o flic e o f the
- ow n ship
**p Cl,
• or C
- ounty- -B o a rd- o f- i f y o u d ig y ou r o w n . W illard F.
M y n d crt B onncm u.
T
C lerk
sim pler things that make life really
t h c r e s p o n s ib ilit y o f tra n sp a r tin g E lections8 UD
S prin g
M ea d ow - Fftrm,
up_ tto on d Including Septcm * M cD ow ell,
w o r t h -w h ile ,
„
..............
T el. F re e h o ld 8'1 2fll-R l.
M arlboro.
stu d e n ts to t h e ir h o tn cs a ft e r an h e r 27th, 1§51
H Y . b e w ith o u t y o u r telev ision ?
...
wjtf WW
O
n
T
hursday,
Septem
b
er
27th,
1051,
-How m any, fa m ilies.d ress,,u p on
o il-c le a r sign al* F u r t h e r p ln n s a n d the registration b ooks Will b e closed
e sp ecia lize in e v e n in g - service
Sunday m orn in g nnd go to church
d e t a ils %vill b e w o r k e d o u t w it h until , a fter., the forU icom ln g G en era l U P R IG H T P IA N O , r e a s o n a b ly - A p p ly ca lls ;— a l l . . w o r k - .gu aran teed . - - C all
Russell’s
R a d io a n d T ele v is io n Service.
lection o n T u esda y , N ov em b er 0th,
M rs. Charles E ly, W m . C. E ly
’ ond Sunday school as w as thc cus*
H a r r y j . K a h n , d i r e c t o r o f c i v il E
M
atow
on 1-0005R. ____________
wJSr
1051.
:
Estate. T e l. Holm clel 0-7651:
w jtf*
tom In less strenuous d a y ? C h il­
T h c nald B oa rd o f R eg is try and
d e fe n s e ,
’
V E N E T IA N B L IN D S -$ 2 .0 8 and up:
IT E M S A B O U T F O L K S A N D
dren arc losing som ething b y bein g
' H o s t e s s e s . w e r e ,. .M r s .
D o n a ld E lection w ill m eet on
m odem
en closed h ea d b lin d s o f
TU ESD AY . N O VE M BE R M l 1991
tH tN O S W E K N EW I lf
• out o f tou ch w iU i sdlho - religious
W e ir, M rs. A l fr e d
R a v e n, M rs.
stream lin ed desig n In flex ib le .steel
b o l w e o n -l h e -'h o u r s 'o f - 7 -a > -m ,~ a n d -0 o f _ a lim iin u m :'w it h ~ n e w “ se lM c v c lin g FOR - S E R V IC E —o n —e lect rlo — ranges,
— — T H E T L X m C T A G O -----------' activity. G oin g l o suridny sch ool
John M elna, Mrs. G eorge’ W ilso n
. m.r fo r t h c pu rp ose o f con d u ctin g tilting m echanism . T o p q u ality p ic ­
w ater, h eaters nnd sm all appliances,
io general election fo r the e le c tio n o i
'g i v e s a c h ild an in ta n g ib le c h a r ca ll B ern ard J on es, M ataw an 1-2042W.
nnd M rs. D oroth y Carlson.
O no State Sen a tor
‘ tu re w in d o w b linds a sp ecialty. K ar) F orm erly se r v ice m an w ith J.C.P.&L.
■ Deter fo u n d a tio n to t i e - t o i n la te r
■ar* •’•••Tvyo M erpbcrs o f ' t h e G en era l As* A . Frantz, DIB S ev en th St., U n ion C o. 23 J o lm so n A v e., M atawan.
B cach . T el. K e y p o rt 7-2816W.
w jt i
T en Y ea rs A g o
.
1 °r Rcinhty
’
;
,
life .
. .
v
'
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Two
M em bers o f tlie B o a r d o f
*
S ix years ago n grou p o f pu b lic (Issu e o f T h u r s d a y , A p r . 3, 1041)
Chosen F reeholders fo r tho F u ll T erm s A U T O R A D IA T O R S —N ew , used and R A D IO and TE L E V ISIO N S crv ice
re c o n d itio n e d ;' b o u g h t
and
so ld :
A
b
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t
110
p
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m
unicip
al
o
fficer
spirited citizens o f all fultha.estabS pecial atten tion to a uto ra dios; all
OHo T ow n sh ip C om m itteem a n fo r sam e d a y serv ice on clea n in g and w ork
g u aran teed ;
p rom p t
se /v ic c.
ropalrlng. R ed B a n k R a d ia tor W ork s,
~ : r i i5hcd J:inL-rth e; " U flUe4 i-LvStntp«_ .a h e s u n p e r K lvcn b y the.. B r o w n t o w n
the F ull T erm
W ilson . R a d io a n d T elev ision S crvicc,
N otional .•N on-Sectarian S u n d a y S e w in g CUtb a t - t h e U n io n S u n d a y 'M l ^ s 'C a t l W n r t O K c r - w l t t r - w i - l l - — T hg~sc5slon s " o f t h c - r c g i s t r y -f a o a n f 1 1 3 - W . F ro n t S t . '. - T c l . , R e d g n nH B q x 61, R uvlm r ' D r ... M a taw an. —T e l;
6*1177.
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t
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to
S c h o o l W e d n e s d a y o f last w e e k .
MataWan 1-227D.
Sphool W eek. .
:
M A TA W A N , NEW JE R SE Y
J '
p la ces:
F a n c y a r t ic le s w e r e s o ld a n d a R o b cP t M u lle r , w a s i h o n o r e d * M o n ­
G A S R A N G E —m o d c m w ith light and
FIRST ELECTIO N D IST R IC T
; • It is asking -.little of parents to
c lo ck , rcDBonnble: can._fao seen Sat­ •WE L EN D IN ST R U M E N TS"—T ea ch ­
MEMIER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM .
,
p r o fit o f o v e r $74 w a s g iv e n to the d a y e v e n in g n t n k lt c h c n s h o w e r
ing p ia n o—a ccord ion , g uitar, sax,
T h c First D istrict com p rises Oak u rd a y at 614 A tlantic A v e ., M atawan.
... devote
h our or so each w eek to
clarinet, tru m p et, m andolin, violin,
MEM I Eft FEDERAL p trO S IT INSURANCE CORPORATION
S u n d a y •S c h o o l t o b e u sed f o r an g iv e n b^y M r s . C h r is M n r tz a n d Shades, K n n c T cr r a c c , A tla n tic / A v e ­
nue, V a lley D rive, C hurch St., L lo y d C R I B ‘ and sm all ch cst o f draw ers, drum . State S ch ools o f M usic, tele­
: see that their children h ave an
e x t e n s io n
of
th c
k itch e n .
T h e M rs. P a u l l l a u s c r at t h e M a rt* R oad, L in e R ond o n d N ew B ru n sw ick
wJ26'
b lon d e m uplc, g o o d con d ition , rca* p h on e K e y p o rt 7-0014.
opportunity to attend som e Sunday
O r g a n iz e d 1 8 ) 0 — O ld e s t B a t i k i n Ai o n m o u t h C o u n t y
T h e d e c o r a t io n s ' w e r e in G ardens.
m e m b e r s e x p e c t to c o n t in u e s e w in g h om e.
son a b lc. T el. K eyp ort 7-3261J.
wJS
school. A n im portant time to begin
P ollin g p lace, T ow n sh ip H a ll. 03
ECO N OM Y R A D IO A N D T ELEVISIO N
f o r th is fu n d a n d w i l l take o rd e r s y e ll o w n n d w h ite .
A tlan tic A v en u e.
•
, t,. COME to fa rm fo r rea l cou n try sauSERV IC E—a ll ty p e s ra d io nnd tele­
, is n ow .
V
SECOND ELECTIO N D IST RICT 1
f o r a p r o n s a t a n y tim e.
A t t e n d in g w e r e M rs. J o h n M u l­
, sage, ham , bacon, p ork chop s, loin vision , rep airs, installations, prom pt,
T h o S cc o n d D istrict com p rises the
efficien t, -e c o n o m ic a l s c r v ic c ; w ork*
C h a rle s & ir d c l)o , 32, a fo r m e r ler sr ., M r s . J o h n 'M t i l l c r Jr., M rs. n orth erly side o f M ataw an C r e e k ~to roa sts,., c t c - .. W illard.. F._ M cD ow ell,
S prin g M ea d ow F arm , M arlboro. T el. m anshlp irg u aran tcod.. C a ll K eyp ort
b ou n d a ry
lin e
of
M id d lesex
M a ta w a n r e s id e n t , w h o t w o y e a r s B e r t B o y c e , M rs. C o n r o w W yckofT , thc
7-0132J,
w jl2
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old
B-1261-R1.
>
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jj
t
f
C ou n ty , th cn c c to th c shore o f R a ri­
a g o m o v e d to S o u t h R iv e r , h a s t h c M rs. F r e d l l o c k e n b a r y a n d M r s . tan Bay. th cn ce nlong said s h o r o o f
USED F U RN ITU RE—com b in a tion lo v e A rea l trea t t o in vite y o u r fr ie n d to
^ T o thc E ditor: . ,•
u n iq u e ' d is t in c t io n
o f b e i n g - the G e o r g e B r'on son .* G ifts w e r e se n t b a y to Matawan C reek.
Join
y
o
u
at
th
e
R
ollo
P
o
s
t
House
sea t-cou ch ; portab le ta bles; ch ild 's
P ollin g p lace, F ire H ouse, Clifi*
f I a m 's t ill waiting for tho op p o - o n l y m a n a m o n g dO O ' M id d le s e x b y M rs. L e n a W e lls, M rs. S te p h e n
w ood .
i
.
ir s u lk y i'4 Inch p o w e r s a w ,.flex ib le sh a ft; H A V E M O R T G A G E M O N EY available.
v
sltion to poun cc on me. 1 believo C o u n ty s c lc c t e c s to d a te, t o 'h a v e a ll e y c r , M r s . C y r u s B r o w n , M rs.
.
= • R O SE K . W E N BEL u p h olstery rep airin g ; refinlslilng as -G% Interest, a lso G .I. loans w ith
T ow n sh ip C l e r k , ^ usual. Christie's, 256 N ew B ru n sw ick sm all d o w n pa ym en t. S ee Ethel G,
they are saving up fo r n final bar­ p e r fe c t * set o f teeth .
A le x K o is a , M rs. ^ l l l i a m W lc la n d , $20.48
Rd ., M atawan, T el. M ataw an 1-2505-R1.
V anB usklrk, v a n 's. A g en cy . T el. Mntrage, but w e arc ready fo r it.
. F u t u r e , p r e s id e n ts o f t h e N e w M rs. A r t h u r
L jim b c r t s o n ,
th e
R E G IST R Y A N D EL ECT IO N ...
a w on 1-1881; .
wJtf
N O T ICE
j
* R O C K m aple fu ll' size bed. T el. M a t
*
I attended thc Matawan T o w n ­ J e r s e y p r e s s ' A ssn . w i l l c n ll m e e t ­ M lsrics C a r o l a n d N o r m a L a m b e r t ,
. wJ5*
{iw an. I-2351R .;
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u ild in g and m alnt
L
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BO RO U G H O F M A T A W A N
' ^
ship D em ocratic Club m eeting held in g s t o o r d e r w it h a g a v e l fa s h ­ H o c k c n b a r y , M r s. P e r c y H o lto ii,
tenstnce
y o u r__g ______
rou n d s o u r s p cctendn!,.. o f ____
N otice “ is h ereb y g iv en th a t the
St.,
M AGE
SALE
on
Little
' ; top. soil,
* m anure, fertilizer,.li m e .
■ at the C iv ic A ssociation buildin g io n e d f r o m a tre e n e a r t lie M a t so n , t h e ' M isse s K a y a n d . L o is D istrict B oa rd s o f E lection and R eg ­ RUMMataw
on- lolty
an. A pr. 13 and 14. S pon
T e l. K eyp ort
: Tuesday. Mr. K ane en dea vored to a w a n g r a v e 'o f P h illip F r n c c a u , p oet M rs.
J12* L . L ucas, Ston^ Rd.
W illia m
W y att
a n d .M rs. istry in nnd f o r th e B o r o u g h o f sored b y St. J osep h 's P -T A .
w jtf
7-1415.
M atawan, C ou n ty o f M onm outh,. State
• cla rify his statement anode at the o f th e R e v o lu tio n , a n d o n e o f th e R o g e r W o g ls h .
o f N o w Jersey, w ill m eet a t tlie p la ce HO RSE M ANU RE, c o w m anure,, hen
CO., BU ILDERS.
h erein a fter designated on
'
Mar. 0 club meeting, but appeared n n tio n ’sr flrst n e w s p a p e r p u b lish e r s.
m anure, b y thc ton d eliv ered ; also RO B E R T B O Z Z A
ACCURACY
.
T U ESD AY . A P R IL 17*h. 1JJI
: w o o d , s to v e len gth and flrcp la cc. T el. - C om p lete h om e altera tion s and re­
‘ - _ . t o be v ery
.uncertain as to just
T h e M a t a w a n B o r o u g h C o u n c il at
p a ir scrvice,* p o r ch enelosers, additions,
b etw een tho h ou rs o f se v e n a m . nnd K eyport-7»0432.— ................... - - ....... - Jtf stbrm sash, roofin g , siding, h ard w ood
P R O M P TN E SS
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what, he had said at that time.
a s p e c ia l m e e t in g M o n d a y n ig h t
eig h t p . m . (E astern S tandard T im e),
floors, pla sterin g, co n c rc te sidew alks,
tu U is m y strong recollection thnt a p p r o v e d th e a p p o in tm e n t o f J o h n
fo r th e pu rpose o f co n d u ctin g a p r im ­
.F R IE N D L IN E S S
driv ew a y s, b ric k w o rk , chim neyrf. ^ r e ­
a r y .clcctlon f o r th o n om in a tion o f
places, b uilt, rep aired , clea n ed .
54
'• h e used the follow in g Wprds a t A p p le g a t e , lo c a l a t to r n e y , t o fill th c
^
M r. o n d M r s . L e o n a r d . T u b b o f cand idates fo r
K ee yr S cc o n d St:, K e y p o r t T e le p h o n e K
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the Mar. 0 m eeting:
u n c x p lr e d te rm o f R e c o r d e r E a rle
O no Stnto S en a tor
. .
' SM A L L cou n try p la ce. W rite to B o x p ort 7-0703Jt---------------- w jt f
C in c o r e o f this n ew sp ap er.
J4'J a c k s o n H e ig h t s , N . Y ., e n t e r t a in e d
T w o M em bers o f th c G en era l A s­
: ,
“ Matawan
Tow nship isheaded
It has always been' thc aim o f th is .
J . H a r r in g t o n .
It ...a ls o p a s s e d
•
-•
.
S a tu rd a y nt a p a r t y in h o n o r o f sem bly -toward financial disaster.
W hen m o t io n t o h a v e o r d ln n fic c s p r e p a r e d
T w o M em b ers o f thc B oa rd o f
bank to make our scrvice excel in
th e ir s o n , L e o n a r d T u b b Jr., w h o C hosen F reeh olders fo r thc F u ll T erm s
’ tho veteran’s .exem p tion
is nl- f o r t h c p u rch a se Of t h e fo r m e r D.
A lso fu r th o ele ctio n o f o n e Mato
w n s c e l e b r a t i n g hia t h ir d b ir t h d a y .
ROOM fo r rent.
In qu ire G3 Broad
three ways— accuracy, promptness,
low ed , he pays nbout $50 taxes. If E. M a h o n e y p r o p e r t y o n * M a in St.
M em b er a n d . on e F em ale .M e m b e r o f A U T O M E CH AN IC w ith ex p e r ie n ce o n
St., M atawan.
•
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T h o p a r t y w a s h e ld n t th e h o m e o f th c
buses .o r tru ck p r e fe rr e d .
A p p ly
R ep u blican
C ounty
E x ecu tiv e
h e has tw o o r three children going a n d R a v in e D r . as a t it e f o r i
and friendliness. In brief, we try to
. w j t f BEES f o r ren t: stron g , c o lo n ic s or
T
.
v R o llo
‘
“ ransit
‘ Co., KfCeyport.
f -------M rs. T u b b ’a p a ren ts , M r . a n d M r s. C om m ittee.
* to school, each costing o v e r $200 m u n ic ip a l b u ild in g a n d t h c c o n
A lso fo r th e c lc c t lo n o f o n e M ale
bees fo r fru it b loom pollcnatlon;
C a r l Z e y c n , C h c c s e q u a k c , w h e r e M em b er and on o F cnialo M e m b e r o f
tender service o f the type which w e .
‘
per y ea r * to educate, y o u can s t r u c t io n o f n n e w h ea lth cc n tc.r
an y num b er. S c h llk c V H on ey Farm,
D em ocra tic
C ounty
E x ecu tiv e
MrS. T u b b
and
son , h a d
b e e n th o
M ataw 'an-Frcchold
Rd.,
W lckatunk.
.... readily 8eo, thq veteran is n ot pay* on* th e -c o rn e r o f M a in nnd C e n t c r
would
appreciate if we were on the
,
C om m ittee.
. .
:
:
W ANTED.
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Call M ataw an M 601-R 1.
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sp e n d in g a W eek .
A t said p rim a ry election n om in ation s
, i n g / hia proportionate? Bharc o f Sts.
customers’ side o f the countcr.
.........
F a v o r s •a n d - a - - l a r g o
b ir t h d a y sh a ll nlso bo m ade f o r th e fo llo w in g
EXPE RIE N CE D O PE R A T O R S
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m u n icip al ofilccrs :
on R oute 0-4, o n e m ile fr o m M otO ne Mawbr
£>r fo r t1h. .c fu ....................
ll term
And remember, yjuir dealings with ;
: Tlie •Inference Is the -Veteran Is a w a n , h a s b e e n a p p o in t e d b y th e c a k o fe a t u r e d t h c p a rty .
G O VERN M EN T DEFENSE "r
aw an.
Inquire- T crg is, C h ccscqu a k o
Guesta w e re Leon ard, G eorge,
T w o Councilrnen f o r the fu ll term s
WORK
.
R d ., M atawnn.
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^ not paying enough taxes. W ill y o u M a t a w a n T o w n s h ip C o m m itt e e to
N o tlc c is h oreb y g iv e n that quoU lled
this bank ate held on .the same con*
Harry, Ruth Ann and W o yn c K e l­ v oters
o f th o B o r o u g h o f M ntaw an
>«, deny this, Mr. K ane?
.
fill th c u n c x p lr e d te rm o f t h e la te
Sin gle N eedle—D o u b le N eed le
FU RN ISH ED ro o m for ren t; sid e e n ­
ot already registered in sa)d B o r o y g n
£dential plane as those with your ■
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l ean Eccurc a tic a 8 t-2 0 w ltnesjcs D r. " A lfr e d ■C r W a ll in - o s - t o w n s h ip le r. Lind n_ArrfiWsmlth,_ Jim m y , and n
tra
n ce,-secon
" o- r r n e x t. i. a. .K eyport.
truncc,
secon d flo
n d er ih o la w s o f N ew J ersey govern*
A p p ly D aily 8 a.m . to 5 p.m . Patty Farrell. Ruth Ann, D orothy u
---------57 w . F ron t St.
StrandJ T heater,
Ing perm anen t registra tion m a y re g is ­
* to verify m y statement. A t Tucs* p h y t ^ I n n .
T h e a p p o in t m e n t a lso
ter w ith th e B o r o u g h C lcrk . o r n o tify
G A N SH IR E M F G . CO.
. F A R M arid ST A B L E , loca ted o n Clark
■i day’s m eeting Mr. K ane saw l\t to h a s b e e n c o n fir m e d b y th e b o a r d and A rth u r Z eyen Jr„ C arl Z e y cn sa
id clerk o f ch a n g e o f re s id e n ce , at
102 S cc o n d St.. K ey p ort
Jr. and M r, and Mrs. Z eycn,
and Bcc^s St., K eyp ort. In q u ire 65
th c cle rk ’s o ffice , B o r o u g h H a ll, 188
i; change his statement t o , vindicate o f h e a lth .
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T e l. K e y . 7*1500
,
P ark A v e., N ew a rk o r ca ll H um boldt
M ain St., M ataw an. d u rin g b usin ess
” him self.
.
.
8-2807.
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h ou rs o r d ire c t t o th c C om m issioner
*
; w jt f
o f _ Registration in F reeh old at any
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T h e r e w i l l b e n r a lly a t C llf fT w en ty Y c b t i A g o
FURN ISH ED apartm ent, 3 room s and
tim e betw een W ednesday, A p ril 18lh, M E CH AN ICS
_
HELPER
fo
r
eenernl
,
w o o d fire h o u s e ' on t h e e v e n in g o f
(Issu e o f F r id a y , A p r . 3, 1031)
bath, e le c tric refrigerator, autom atic
The
C ork
’N
B o t t l e ,. . p a c k a g o 1051. and T hu rsda y, S ep tem b er 27th,
w ork.
A p p ly R ollo T ransit ■ C o.. h ea t- and h ot w ater, con v en ien tly
1051. du rin g busin ess hours.
A p r . 12, s ta rtin g nt 8:30 p .m . T h e r e
L a st n ig h t W illia m H e y e r w a s
wJtf located on B r o a d St., adults on ly.
N otice o f ch a n g e o f res id en ce o r K eyp ort.
w i l l b e g o o d h u n tin g . E v e r y b o d y a p p o in t e d a m e m b e r o f th o M a t­ liq u o r sto r e o w n e d b y M r. a n d M rs.
T el. K e y p o rt 7-3060R.
wJ5
a p p lication f o r tro n s fe r o f reg istra ­
/
co m e . W o a r c lo a d e d f o r b e a r and a w a n
T ow nLihlp
C o m m itt e e
b y W illia m B c c r ilc o f M a ta w a n h a s tion shall b c 'm n d e ciU icr b y w ritten M A N w anted to assist In land scaping
and d riv in g truck. P h o n e K e y p o rt
G LE room s in C liffw ood arcn.
■j ’ c x p o c V t o got Ihe lim it and hang C h a ir m a n L e w i s H , S t e m le r , " to b e e n s o ld t h r o u g h - th e- r e a l e sta te re q u e s t . fo r w a rd e d to th e B o r o u g h 7*0432 o r ca ll b etw een 7 and 5 o ’clo c k . SIN
Call Matawan* 1*1038.............- — - w jt f
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q
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th
e
C
ou
n
ty
B
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a
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p
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1 - their skins out to dry.
s u c c e e d J a m es/ A . P o w e r s , w h o r e ­ o ffic e o f B e n a n d M a t il c S m ith . tion
s oh form s W
o v id o d. •
b y snl,1a M ichael A r to lli, M a ple Dr..- H azlet; —
o r o u g h C lerk o r B oa rd o r by ca lllr
1- .
S ig n e d ,
sig n ed , n n d w h o w il l ta k e a sh ort M r. n n d M rs. B c c d j c s ta rte d o p e r ­ B
in p o r io n a t ’ th e o ff ic c o t th e ^ o r o u g .. F EM A LE —e x p e r ie n ce d cle rk to w o rk
in a cco u n tin g departm ent, perm anen t
, 1
John Mura Jr. rest fr o m o ff ic ia l d u tie s b e f o r e h e a tio n o f t h is sto r e u b o u t fiv e y e a r s C lerk , o r C ou n ty B oa rd o f E lection s
- to nnd in clu d in g S ep tem b er 27th, position ; pleasant w o r k in g con d ition s. C L EAN O U T y o u r attic, closets and
assumes# th c o f t i c c o f a ssessor on a g o. T h e b u s in e s s h a s b e e n , p u r ­ up
A p p ly L a v o ie L ab ora tories, M orga n 1051.
..dresser d raw ers fo r antiques, brie*
ch
a
se
d
b
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!: T o the Editor:
• J u ly 1.
O n T hursday, S ep tem b er 27Ui, lQ3t. v ille.
w h atn ots,
dean
clothing,
.
J o h n M a r z d o c s a s w e ll Job o f
J o h n N. .W e s te r, b u ild in g c o n ­ w h o huB p r e v io u s ly b e e n e n g a g e d th o reg istra tion b o o k s w ill b e closed W O M A N w an ted to w o r k In restaurant u nd erw ear, fu r coa ts and to p hats;
u
n
til
u
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th
e
fo
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th
co
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in
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r
a
l
item
s w an ted f o r rum m age sale, A pr.
k itch en . C a ll a fter 1 p.m . O ld D utch 20 and 21, sp on sored b y L ad ies A id,
e v a d in g
th e is&uc, thnt is
tax tra cto r ,
o f M e t u c h e n , | h a s b e e n in a s im ila r b u s in e s s in J e r s e y E lection o n T u esd a y , N ov em b er Glh,
T el, B a y v ie w "P resb y teria n C hurch. _ c a ll
1051.
...... - ......... 1.............. T av ern ,- H ighw ay 39, K o y p o r t .
. ^ assessm ent. H e sa y s n o th in g a b o u t a w a r d e d t h c c o n t r a c t f o r th e e r e c ­ C it y n n d M id d le t o w n .
^ wJ5 M atawan 1-1G70R for item s to bo
T h o said B oa rd o f n cg ls try and K e y p o rt 7-0013.
p u b l ic m e e t in g no tiiat h e c a n b e tio n o f th e n e w S t . J o s e p h ’s r e c t o r y .
E loctlon w ill m oot o n .....................
r MEMBER F E P M A l DEPOSIT IHSUHANCE CORPORATION
p ick ed u p on A p r. 18, 17. 18.
wJ12*
M A L E — accou n ts
p a y a b le
clcr k .
‘ e x p o s e d a s t o h i s u n fa ir m e t h o d o f T h c g o n c r a l c o n t r a c t c a l l ^ f o r th e
T U E SD A Y . NO VEM BER 6th, 1931 . F Ee x
p erien ced ,
perm a n en t
position,
/
a ssessin g p r o p e r t y , a n d th a t h e b u i l d i n g . , T h e p l u m b in g a n d heat
b e tw e e n tho h ou rs o f 7 a. m . a n d 8 pleasant w ork in g con d ition s.
A p p ly
p . m „ fo r tho pu rp ose o f co n d u ctln j L a v o lo L a b ora tories. M a ta w a n -F rcc;
w i l l g o a lo n g o n a c h e c k o f th e Ing c o n t r a c t w h ic h is s e p a r a te , h a s
tho g cn oral c lc c t lo n ^pr thc e le c tio n o] liold . R d.,
M orga n v ille.
In terv iew s.
; ’ a s s e s s m e n t n t h is c o n v e n ie n c e , b u t b e e n a w a r d e d t o . J o h n W h lt o o f
O no Stnte S en a tor
'
• 0 a.m .-12 rtoon, M on d a y th rou g h Sat*
(Continued lrom pago one)
T w o M em bers o f the G en era l As­
*j n o t six. to^ three.
W ell, I'll take M a ta w n n .
Mr. A rthur Sornci, R onni A cxm an , sem b ly
1
M ran^ chances, let’s m ake' it n in e to
M r. a n d M rs. T h o m a s W clste a d , K athle Stein, Rose Pen t, E leanor
T w o M em bers o f tho B oa rd o f
, ;i o n e . ^ o u pick, the nino m en and M rs. J o h n T a n s e y and MJss M a r­ Bailey, p a n n y Harris, n e tta .D e n ts, C hosen F reeh olders f o r tho F u ll T erm s
on d theso m unleipnl officers
! ‘f ' 4wpTperi from y ou r D em ocratic or- g u e rite T a n s e y le f t T h u r s d a y .; b y Mury L ou Uu.sscy, A lle c Hand and
O no M uyor fo r Urn fu ll term
T Y D O L SERVICE S T A T IO N ' nt S ix
T w o C ou n cllm cn fo r th c fu ll term s
V .g a n iz a t iq n and I'll g o alon e w ith a u t o m o b ile fo r W a s h in g to n . C h e r ry H erbie Staer.
Corntini, K oy p ort, f o r rent. F or In­
T h e session s o f u ie registry., b oard form a tion p h o n o E atontow n 3-0089.
!. IJicse n in e p eop le tow nship cm -' b lo s s o m s lh e r c a r c e x p e c t e d to b e
The .p u b lic ity eom m lttoc c o n ­ w ill b e held at tho follow in g pollin g
'
^
>vjtf
ployccsrT iot t o t c iricludedr; and I ou t" E nsrtrrr"’
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s ists;''o f M rs. ; T)orothy W olyerton r pla ce s: •— • —
F IR ST ELECTIO N D IST R IC T
•' w ill flhow y o u up fo r thc fakor that * M r. a n d M rs. C h ristia n Z ie g le r Beatrice D lm scy,
Bdrbnra
R cdT lio F irst D istrict la that p o rtio n o l
) j ’y o u arc?’ A lso com e prepared to nrid fa m ily h a v e m o v e d In to th e ir field, O scar Butch nnd S a m _ M o r- t h c B orou gh w h ic h lies on th o w esterly
M ;d c c d d y er y o u r p r o p e r t y tjiat is not n e w n h g m e o n
C lif T w o o d ^ A v e ., row. T h e scen cry com m ittee con - snld o f M ain S treet as f a r so u th as 10 a cres cleared land, tw o high w a y
A b e rd e e n C reek (c o m m o n ly k n o w n t
frontages;
a pple
o rch a rd ;
$3000
^ '■ o s s e w e d o ^ d M r. Marz y o u w ill Cllffwooci.
.... ;
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sluts o f Mr. W alter D u dley, R o c c o t h e , G u lly B rid g e).
ensh o r term s. H arold B cg cll, B o x
g p la ce, T ru c k ilou sn fa cin g 2t, M ataw an, N. J,
J ; h a v e t o W eep o n tho f lo o r ,...........
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M r .'a n d M rs. G co Y g c W o o d h a v e Briscesc, • R obert
B u rlew ,
CllfT J aPc kollin
so n S treet, in /B orou g h . H all. i'*
Novy> that one about Die disabled b r o k e n g r o u n d to b u ild a h o u s e o n Ilod g 8on ,_Jlcrbic S ta c r ^ T o n i-W u iv
HOMES, F arm s, B u s in e s s ,P r o p e rtie s .
SECO N D -E LEC TIO N D IST R IC T
v e Ic fiu i.'"Y < H r .«re g oin g ou t on a th e f a r m o f , M r s r W o p d ’s m o th e r; w ick, 'F r e d Slec, ,Frcd D olfon so,
u s- fo r
your
requirem ents.
T h c S ocon d D istrict Is t h it p ortion ' See
‘ '•‘.lim b b y ju s t hearing one sid e o f Mrt\ M a ry S ch n u c k , n e a r t h e S la te John W hite. T h c ligh ting com mit* o f th e B o r o u g h w h ic h lies o n th o ea st­ List y o u r p r op erty w it h us. B en ond
e rly sid e o f M ain S treet a s / f a r south M attio Sm ith, 1I5&
•\<2 "M" ain St.; M
~ ataw an
; th e story. Sri y o u bring thc young H ig h w a y . C h ecscq i.iu k o. . .
1-2207.
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tec consists o f Miss Jean 1-ludyma, ns C hurch S treet.
P ollin g p la ce, W ashington Engine
’ i jn a a i n an d I w ill d isprove w hat
M r. 'a n d M rs. R u b e n H y e r o f B ayard L a m b orn 'a n d Jim Iljm m clC «m p iin y *rJ ro H ouse on L ittle S t r c o t
* :you rsay you W ill prove.
J a c k so n S t., c e lc b r n t e t l t lic lr 40th wright, 1
T H IR D ELECTIO N D IST RICT
’ ^
_
Mh I Y our ,
W I T H O R A N G E D R E S S IN G
i ; NoW as to gettin g m y , training as w e d d in g a n n iv e r s a r y o n S u n d a y .
.The T h ird E lection D istrict is that
Selectin g appropriate inuolc fo r
F t lt n d i In O ut
pdrtton o f t h * B o r o u g h b eg in n in g at FOU R room apartm ent o r sm a ll house
v i a 1 »x e x p e r t d r iv in g a taxi. Whnt
F ra n k B o y c e - h a s p u rch a s e d ' n thc. hand are M r, Joseph 'R aclnq, a p oin t in the Intersection o f th o ccn*
SE R V E D H E R E E V E R T D A Y .
in
M ataw an; u n fu rn ish ed ; w ou ld
C
O
C
K
T
A
IL
d o ^ y ou ‘ m ean b y that?
Is it a n e w m o t o r l}oat. ITc w lll la u n e h lt Jack K raniazln nnd T on v W arw ick . te r lin e o f M ain S treet nnd A berd een p r e fe r to h a v e heat fu rn ish ed . W rttc
LO U N G E
C reek n t„w h a t Is presen tly k n o w n as Boft M in c a re o f this new sp ap er.
voca tion ? A n ct If it a t 'S h i p j J ^ t o m ' a n d w i l l u se lt ns
M aking up tljc cast tq <!fit the the G u lly B r id g e : th en ce ( ! ) genet ally
’ ’ la -p o s s ib le f o r m e 'to b ecom e an a fish in g ’find p le a su re boat.,
characters a rc M iss Jean H udym a, w e s te rly , a lon g the several c o u r s c s -o f- B U N G A L O W o r sm alt house, all y e a r
rou n d w anted to rent b y adult
sald creek to L ak e L efferts: thence
M is s
Anna
M ayc
M oore
le ft Carole Schotlo lin d .R o s o Pent.
exper| at taxation b y drlvJng a
• (3 ) g en era lly so u th e r ly a lon g th e east­ fa m ily o f fo u r , G ra b ow , B o x 323,
O ne o f
ita x i y o u sh o u ld got ydurseU a hack T h u r t d a y t o p a ss th c e x t e n d e d
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M ary L o u H ussey, D lnno Clause; n
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h ig h w a y ro u te n u m b e r 4 w ith the HOUSE o r fo u r ro o m apartm ent fo r
F ra n k Ci B o d lc h a s b e e n d r iv i n g M argnrct Prichard, A lic e
V ' N ow o s t o m y p o s itio n In N ew ark.
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o f p u b f e ir e c o r d . / T h e l'fi w crd^ S O S M a n y sales have b o o n effected and selling refreshm ents w ill be ' Miss a t Matawan to its m ost sou th erly p om t
a t F ren ea u ; th en ce. (9) g enerally n orth ­
M e n b e r t f a t l W l R ts ia a n n ! Assn. •
M em ber H . J. 81*1* H o te l A n n . ,
****-a p p lica n tii^ a n d I fln la h e d s i x t h dn h o w ill * o o n Journoy w estw ard fo r H elen
M urphy,
Mr.
Abrahor^, e r ly along th e sev era l courses o t the F IV E room y e a r ro u n d h ou se f o r sale,
T h e h p r s e jb u s i- Parnos j o e Harris, G eorg e Hunter, ea sterly bounda ry lin e o f th e B orou gh
12800; opp osite C U ffw ood R a ilroa d
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P-TA Shown Film .On ....
Guidance Program
USED CARS
REWARD
THIS IS THE TIME
TO SAVE
FRUIT GROWERS
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FOR SALE
TELEVISION SERVICE
Looking Backward
SERVICE
Today, dollars are plentiful but
...their purchasing power is low. This is
•the time to. spend carefully and wisely
and to save all you can.
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Put aside thqse extra dollars in a
Savings Account at the. Fanners and
Merchants Natiqnal Bank. Saving is
your best defense against inflation and
your surest safeguard for the future..,
_ Your: account-wili be welcome here—
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Miss Catherine Boyce
Honored At Shower
F arm ers
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e rc h a n ts
N a tio n a l B a n k
COMMUNICATIONS
SERVICE
OBJECTIVES
Leonard Tubb Jr.
Feted On, Birthday
Wanted To Buy or Rent
HELP WANTED
FOR RENT
doctor or lawyer.
*7A e
Sell Liquor Store
M A TAW A N
BANK
WANTED
M atauum ,
NewQeM eif
NO PARKI NG PROBLEMS. HERt !
Business Opportunity
Real Estate For Sale
THE WEEK-END
IS OUR STRONG POINT
A new dining thrill awaits you in SUNDAY DINNER at
BUTTONWOOD MANOR
;
— not that Buttonwood Manor’s superlative food can be more ”
i tempting on Sundays than on Week-days — but it is luxuriously
satisfying to have, the leisure to relax in Buttonwood Manor's
delightful atmosphere. A refreshing experience for the whole
family. Why' not try it this week-end?
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MATAWAN, N. J.
THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN, N. J.
THURSDAY, APRIL) S. 1951
Women's GOP Club
Install Officers At .
Luncheon Session
In Magnolia Inn .
Matawan Persona! Items
Former Matawan
T he Layton ian C lu b o f the First
M iss M arcia L aw ton, a se n io r at
E lm ira C ollege, ’ Elm ira, N, Y „ a r ­ M ethodist C h urch w ill h o ld a fo o d
riv e d h om e S aturday to spen d i the *ale Saturday, starting at 10.a.m. in
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spring v a ca tio n w ith h e r parents, the ch u rch ,
M r. and M rs. H erb ert L aw ton.
Diana P e rry , 12-year-old soprano,
M iss J a n e E llen P errine and h e r d au ghter o f" Mr, and ^4rs.; Charles
classm ate, M is s " P a t t y ' M a h o n e y , P e r r y r a h M o n r o e S t ; w ill be audi­
B rook ly n , attended a m atin ee p e r ­ t io n e d -S u n d a y fo r the H orn and
fo rm a n ce o f ^Tbe R ose T a tto o ” In H ardart C h ildren ’s H our, a t the
N ew Y o rk S a tu r d a y M iss P e r r ln e P C A . B uilding, N ew Y o r k City.
w a s hom e o n vacation fr o m C o rM r. and Mrs, E d w ard W . C u rrie
Miss_ Alice McCurdy
Shower Honor Guest
Contemporary League
Hears Review Of Book
GOOD NEWS!!!
NOW OPENED!
Free Delivery - Call
MATAWAN 1-2213
Complete line of
Wines, Liquors, Beers
All Popular Brands
Parents Of Daughter
FRENEAU l^ r°er
Big Food Specialo
Every Day at the
MIDWAY SUPER MKT.
Majorettes Plan Dance
FREE DELIVERY
Phone: MAtawan—^
1 -0 0 9 1
You can'phone in
your orders.
ESTATE AND HOME OWNERS
SCOTT’S
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H ostesses w e re M rs. Jam es M er- a fte r spen din g the Easter h olid ay s
,’jShon and M rs. A lic e H and.
w ith her m other, Mrs. F rank H aw k ,
p h lllipsbu rg.
M rs. M ilford h , N ealis b a sur*
g ica l patient In R iv e rv ie w H os-
Lawn Car^' Products
A r* A n y o f Y o u r M * cb ln * » E quipped W llh
Its* A b o r t E og tn aft
Parents Of Son.
M r. and M is.
’■ C . RuUbina.
o f B row n tow n . are/ th e parents o f , M r* G e o rjje A lle n o f F alrfleld, |
a son. L ou is C harle* Jr., borti F ri­ Conn^ spent ttiif w eek en d w ith h e r !
day, at S t P c t e r s H m p iU l. K ew b ro th e r and flstcr-ln -la w , M r, and
Mr*. Edwin !L IkMi*ink*k.
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CONDUCTOR, SOLOIST PKEP FOR CONCERT
SIDNEY -W. -REID
ROUTE 9-4, FREEHOLD
PHONE 8-1441
M a lcolm MncMIUfln, tre W U t^ J tin «
WSCS Hears Review
Of Book On
tho fo llo w in g spcretarlos and-C qjH ?
m lttoe chalrm on ; Mrs* L ia llo LincAj
loca l ch d r c h acllviUei and ch u rc^
s ocia l relations; M rs.' W llU am W ijli ■
kins jr., program : Mr**/ Marnhalf
L on gstrect, lltornturo; M rs, M ein*
zor, supplies; Mrs. Jam es A d a ir s }
ch ild ren ’s -w o r h f" M rs, K . H a r o ld
T h orsen, yoU th^w orki M r s .JW ilb u r
Schneider, studont W ork; nnd Mrs«;
A book re v ie w b y Mra. Charles C h orlcs.-B a ck er, p u b licity,.
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b o in k c n o f k e y p o r t , featured tho
M on day ovon tn g m eeting o f t|)Q
I*0Ultl7 Slid BtOCX
.W oinon's S o c io ty o f Cln'istinn S or- B t n w —U tt e r . D og F o o d I ip s d ilt jr i
Vico o f tho First M ethodist C hurch. Stult*.
w jt f
Bartel J. DiSanto And
Family To Make Home
In Sa1t° Lake City
B u tton w ood
M anor.
M ataw on,
.Candidates and guests w ere h o n ­
w a s tlie scene recen tly o f a fa re ­
o r e d Tuesday at a lu n ch eon m eet­
w e ll din n er In h on or o f M r. and
Ing o f Uie M ataw an
W om en’s
M rs. B a r t e r J. D iS a nto,'' fo n jie r t y
R ep u b lica n C lub h eld at M agn olia
o f M atawan, w^io leave this^w cek
Inn.
M rs. Jam es M einzer, secre*
to take u p resid en ce In Salt L ake
tary. presided ar the affa ir -which
entertain ed at d in n er Sunday in City,\ Utah.
T h e re M r. D iSanto
w as op en ed w ith p aryer b y M r a neH U niversity, Ithaca, N. VT
Mrs. C harles E. Sprin g h orn , e n . h o n o r o f Mrs. C u rrie’s m other. Mrs*. w ill fill the new ly-establish ed
G eorg e M iller.
M rs. M ein zer in trod u ced H arry tertained' at a lun ch eon b rid g e ' M ac W icg c r o f T ren ton , w h o w as tion as c h ie f en gin e e r o f * o il prl
c eleb ra tin g h er b irth day.
G uests n iary
plants
of
the
Am erican
; M a y ' jr., (presidents o f the M at- M onday, in h o n o r o f Mrs.* A lic e
w ere
M r.
and
M rs.
W illiqm Sm elting and R efin in g Co. li^ the
aw an R ep u blican C lu b, w h o ex* U pdegraff, S h a rk R iv e r H ills. T h e
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tended appreciation to the w om e n ’s
W leg er M rs. W illia m
Th ackray
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M r, D iS a n to. has been associated
grou p fo r its interest in govern - birth day.
r -m e n t as i-hown b y th e large-attend-; -H o r r y . P e rrln e . h as returned to and ch ild re n , V irgin ia and W ilm a, w ith, the plant sincc^ 1027,.w h e n ho
Mrs. A lfr e d H o llo w a y, and M rs. started as. a la b o re r In the. c o p p c r
.. a n ce at the m eeting.
M r. M a y B o rd e n to w n M ilitary Institute, B o r ­
R oberta T h atch er and .daughter, casting -d epartm ent. H e w o s subpresented R ich a rd R . „S tou t, c a n ­ den tow n, after a ten-day vacation
B arbara, a ll o f - T r e n t o n ,.
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_i s e q u e n tly -.a d v a n c e d “to"- technical
* ' didntc fo r state scn atorr F reeh older w ith his parents, M r. and Mrs*
M r. and Mrs. Jac Cushm an and assistant, p o w e r engineer, m ech an ­
Joseph C. Irw in, and C ouncilm an C h arles Perrine,
K a rl C laus returned
T u esday ton , G o e ffre y , ip e n t Th ursday and ical engineer and in 1037 to the
R a lph Dennis. M r. M a y urged
post 'o f superintendent o f con tin u ­
"support
of
the ca n didacies o f fr o m a w e e k ’s business trip to Fridayj in P hiladelphia.
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W alter Sw anson f o r m ayor, and Zan esville* O.
M iss C a rol L a m bertson returned ous Casting operations. In 1615 lie
M rs. W arren
V reclan d
e n te r ­ Friday fro m spending several days w as p rom oted to assistant plant
G rayson V a n C le a f a n d ‘ E dw ard E.
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H y m e ,- f o r -t h e cou n cil. M r. Stout, tained the T c a c h e r ’s B rid ge C lu b in M u lllca H ill v ifitin g Mr. and m anager.
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n ers Mrs. W illiam W y a t t .
asked fo r the clu b ’s su p p ort and
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B orn In M atnwan, M r. D iSanto
the
Irw .ifl/'prescoted- Mr. Stout’s w e r e : M rs. G era rd . J J cv lln ,
M r and Mrs. .J a ck H esscy v,are is o graduate o f M utuwan H igh
record -as qualifications fo r the hostess, and Mrs. R. L. Cartan.
spen din g a w eek in F a yetteville, Sch o o l and C o r n e ll-U n lv e rs lty and
M rs.
L a w ren ce ^ A ltk en
ahd- N. C.
o ffic e h e seeks;
M r. Irw in also
h old s a m a s te rs d e g re e In busl
endorsed oth er cou n ty - candidates. daughter, M its Edith A itken, spent
M r, nnd Mrs. P. F. M cA n drcw s ness adm inistration from N ew Y o r k
A t the business session , o f the th o w eeken d visiting rela tiv es In o f B road St.-, and th eir son-in -law U niversity. H e Is a fo rm e r pros!
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clu b w h ich fo llo w e d , officers fo r N ew Y ork.
and dau ghter, M r. and M rs. H. D. dent and- d ir e cto r o f the, Perth
M iss M argoert Bruce returned
the co m in g y ea r w e r e Installed
M cG u ire , R a vin e D r„ h ave m oved A m b o y S afety C ou n cil and the
to
Upsala
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to the fo rm e r D r. J. P a u l W eiss .R otary Club.
-------------- - - A t t c n d i n g - t h c -d in n o r -w e r e -P a s 0 lr R a v l n c D r ; ,
o v e r - B u rle w ,— p r c s id e n V - J v f a a - i * S u n d a y .flfte r . spending_the^ Ea&ter ^
visiting in South C arolina.
She va ca tio n w ith h e r parents, M r. and
M r. and Mrs. Ernest L. D lnsm orc qu a lc D iS a n to /' M r. and Mrs. Ski
and ch ildren , A n th ony
; ’ w ill b e installed at a*, later . date. M rs. p a v id B ruce.
o f P ortla n d , M e., w e re Tuesday D iSanto
G e o rg e ,Schanck and dau ghter,
O th er o ffic e r s arc M rs. W illiam
guests o f M rs. Fran k W . K crn oy and Josephine, M r. and Mrs, BorM
rs.
Jessie
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nard D iSanto and son,, Eugene, Mr.
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C ole, first v ice .president; M r s .C a r and M rk A lla n J. M orrison.
m en D iN ardo, secon d .vice presl fr o m G reen G ro v e A ve., K e y p o rt,
A m oetin g o f tho e x e cu tiv e board and Mrs. T h e o d o re p iS a n to and
dent; M rs. H erbert M . Sturt, h o n ­ t o a n 'a p a rtm e n t a t 93. M ain S t — - o f the M ataw an B ranch, A m erican daughter, A n n , Mrs. A n g e la S a c
M r. and M rt. J osep h D e m b c r g e r
' or a r y v ice president; M rs. R ob ert
R e d Cross, w ill b e h e ld , next W e d ­ co n e anc^ ch ild re n , A n th o n y . and
’ ■ C olot, record in g s ecreta ry; Mrs. J. returned Saturday after a m o n th ’s nesday ev e n in g at the h o m e o f the M olly, M r. on d Mrs. L o u is Papa,
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Fla.
F ran klin ' C uttrell,
corresp onding
chairman,^ T h eod ore A. P h clan { 44 Mr. and M rs. Frank A rgcntino,
’ M r. and M rs, R andolph H ouser
secreta ry;
M rs.
M&lCohfi
Tune,
M id dlesex S t
M r. P h elan and M r. and M rs. P a u l Z am blto, M i’B.
— treasurer;— M ra — M IHerr—chaplain,- w e r e - S a tu r d a y _ e v e n ln g ~ g u e s ts _ o f. A lb e rt L R I y 'l jl l e n a e a a m eeting A n n e — B ian cordi ~ o f - Waterbury."
N am ed to com m ittees w ere Mrs, M r. and Mrs. W ard Po&ey, F a ir o f d r iv e ch airm en h eld recently at Conn., M r. nnd Mrs. Dartel J. Di
A.
Adam
Banke,
m usic; / M rs. H aven.
county, head qu arters
w hen
the San to and son, Jam es, and M iss
Mrs. R oss M agh a* entertain ed
D onald W eir, program chairm an;
cu rrcn t fund d riv e w as exten ded J o y c e B a xter o f R ahw ay.
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M rs. D oroth y Rinear, p u b licity;
to A p r. 15.
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M rs. P aul Bish, h osp ita lity; M rs. even in g. Prizes w ere w on b y M r*.
M r . and Mrs. J osep h S arabu chc llo
D iN ardo, ■ transportation;
M r a A rth u r H all and M rs. .C h a lcs P o r- h a v c r m o v e d ^ rom ^ A llarillc A v e, to'
rinc,
H ar r y -W ^jlSr—m cm b cjsh ip .— _ _
t h e Joh n H y e r h o u se on* V a lle y Dr.
M iss Jean H udym a returned S a t­
T h c a n n u a l. get-togeth er party
Th e H y e r fa m ily has m o v e d to the
M iss A lic e M cC u rdy wns honored
u rd a y -a fte r sp e n d in g a ten-day v a ­
and lun ch eon Will b o h old M ay 1
house fo rm e r ly o c c u p ie d by M r. Suturduy at a luncheon a n d .lin e n
cation in M iam i Beach, Fla., and
at the Sm Orgsbord, S om erville, and
and M rs.
S a ra b u ch cllo .
sh ow er given b y Miss# Ann Ew lng\
arrangem ents
fo r
transportation H avana, C uba. ,
Th e M oth ers C lu b o f M ataw an, ton and M iss P e a rl K e lle r at B utton­
Mrs. S id n ey B ruce E ggleston,
w ill b e anh ounccd. G et-w oll cards
w ill h o ld a su p p er m eeting T u es­ w o o d M anor. 0T h c table dccorntlons
N e w Y o rk , is spending several d ays
■tocre t e n t ’to Mrs. W ells, w h o w a s
day e v e n in g starting at 0:30 at the w e re In w hite, mid y e llo w carryin g
w ith her son and d au ghter-in-law ,
In 'a n a u tom obile accid ent, and M rs.
hom e o f Mi's. W illia m C. L u dl, 13 out the c o lo r schem e to -be used at
C ou n cilm an a n d ' Mrs. J o h n
C.
_ C. W illiam L u dl, w h o Has been ill.
S ch en ck A v e ; - M iss C ecilia K crnan, M iss M cC u rdy’s w e d d in g o n A p r^
Eggic&ton;
r „• ; ......
psychiatrist o f the U nlgn Town^ J4 to W illiam W hite o f N ew Y ork
R o y L em aire has returned to
thip S ch ools, U nion County, w ill
C ity. Eacli guest received
,u gnrB u ck n ell
U niv ersity,
L ew isb u rg,
be th e . speak er o f the. even in g. • d cn ia as a favor.
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Pa., after spending the Easter v a ca ­
M r. ond Mrs. L e r o y C oliin s e n ­
G uests w e re Mrs, J o h n - S. M c­
tio n . w ith his parents, M r, and
tertained at bridge Saturday c v c - Curdy. tyrs. G . J. S terlin g T h o m p ­
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• “ N ight R u n n ers o f Bpngnl,” b y Mr*. L a urence Lem aire,
Ing w h e n
their guests w e ?c Dr, son, Mr». R alph Ingram , Mrs. W a l ­
M rs. C hristian H cu sor and M r.
Joh n M asters, w as rev iew ed b y
and Mrs. Carl A . Gcs&weln, Mrs. ter Marz, M rs. M ilfo rd N calis, M iss
„ M rs.. G eorg e H. D a vis o f K eypijrl, and Mrs. R alph H cusor and c h il­
Jam es E. V o o rh e cs, M rs. A . f B. P a tricia.
M cK ecn ,
M iss 'A n n
at a: m eetin g o f 't h e M ataw ah .C bn - dren , R alph and M liiiccn t, have
H en derson , Mrs. J o h n .G o r d o n and T lch cn o r, Mr^. W alter St&min snd
tenif>or;irV League'’ h c l d 'n t tTlci P . re tu rn e d fro m ; a tw o -w e e k v acar
Mrs1. N orm an B. L o c k w o o d o f K e y ­ M iss P atricia B row n o f M utawan;
, HoW fird . Lloyd- sr., ' resid en ce - o n tion in^ H o llyw b o d , Fia.
port.
.
and Mrs. C h arles B lood of^L con ^
M rs. W illia m O liv e r D iggin e n ­
' M ain St. ,
Mrs. M ilton F. S tevenson en ter­
ardo,
.
D uring
the
business
session, tertained h e r b r jd g c c lu b F rid a y
tained her dessert b rid ge clu b y e s ­
G ifts w ere sent by Mrs. A lfre d
■with M rs. H ow ard W o lv cr to n p r e ­ e ven in g a t w h ich tim e high scores.terday. P rizes w e re w o n by Mrs. E w ington, Mr*. W illinm Bennett,
w
ere;
held
b
y
M
rs,
T
h
om
a
s
W
c
lRaiding, con trib u tion s w ere p a d e
Charles? E, H u n t M rs. F re d e rick K. M iss C atlicrine B o y ce , M atawan;.
to the R ed C ross and the student stead, M rs. F red K . D e d crick and
D ed crick an d M rs. G arrett J.' Me M rs. W illia m 'W h ite and M rs. Louis
M rs.
fu n d o f the N ew Jersey C ollege M rs. M arguerite R. Laird.
K een.
'
,
E ckols, N ew Y o r k C ity; M rs: Cnr»
Wel&tcad and M rs. L a ird w ere
f o r W om en, N ew B run sw ick.
Mr. and M rs. W illia m W yatt and rle^ Brennan, L o n g Island; Mrs.
.
P lans w e re m ode to attend a guests.
daughter, Linda, o f M ulilcn H ill, j M n
Bruw n
P o r k Illd(,c:' M l3.'
* stage perform an ce in N ew Y ork, , M r. and M rs. D onald R o b in son
spent the w eeken d w llh Mr?. W y R aym ond D upre, Param us; Mrs.
— A p r. 17. M rs. H arvey N . Johnson spen t Saturday in W ilm ington, D el.,
att’s parents, Mr. and M rs. Arthur* R o b e rt M cC u rd y and M rs., John
jr., w as nam ed chairm an o f the as guc&ts o f Mr. and, M rs. A . J. L a m b ertion,
Egan, B uffalo.
.
annual Jun e p icn ic, and M rs. H arry C o o k .
Mrs. D ouglas W ard entertained
M rs.
W illia m
T h ackray
and
P itch er o f the annual bajiquel in
her b rid ge clu b T h u rsd ay evening.
- O ctob er. M rs. W olv orton hnd Mrs. daughters, V irglna and W ilm a, r e ­
A w ards w e re m ade to M rs. D avid
Johnson w e re appointed delegates tu rned to Trenton Sunday a fte r
M cA n cn y , o f K ey port, M rs. W illiam
to the con ven tion o f the N ew J e r ­ spending several clays w ith M r.
M iller and Mrs. C h arles C. S ch ock
s e y State Federation in'' A tlantic and Mr*. E dw ard Currie,
V IS IT O U R N EW R E T A IL
Jr. o f Sea G irt,
. . ..
._
* M iss Barbara H unt has returned
C ity, M ay 10 and 11.
'
L IQ U O R P A C K A G E G O O D S
Mrs._ Jac Cushm an entertained
M rs. R ob ert P u tn ey, clw lrm aii' to O h io W esleyan U niversity, D e la ­
D EPARTM EN T
last night at canasta. P rizes w ere
o f the nom inating com m ittee, pre- w are, O., after spending the Ea&tcr
w on b y M rs, K enneth P ik e and
v
acation
w
ith
h
e
r
parents,
M
r.
and
_ sentcd the fo llo w in g slate: Mrs.
M ri1. Jud son Evans. O th er guests
.W olvcrton , .p re ?ld e n t;._ M is s.J Ia n = M rs., C h a r l e s . E . .H u n t . :_ . ‘ ------- w ere M r s rC h p rlcs M u iidcville, "M rsf
M rs. Laurence A . L em aire is
nah M cL ean , v i c ij t o y s id c n t ; Mrs.
G arrett M cK ecn jr.. M rs. W alter
Jam es W hitehall, ^ elord in g score- co n valescin g in the S c a b r o o k H ill
Pike. M rs. H alsey H ite, M rs. R a n ­
tary; M rs. A n gelo L oP rcsto, c o r ­ N ursing H om e, K eyport.
dolph H arris and M rs. V in c e n t
T h e P resbyterian W om an’s A s s o ­
resp on d in g , secretary,
and
Mrs.
Patton.
,
.
cia tio n o f the F irst P resbyterian
M artin B ell, treasurer,
Lt. H arold G. M artin and .Lt, A.
. H ostesses -were M rs. W illard W . C hurch , w iH _ ; s c r v e a lu n ch e o n
J. R oy , both o f C a rsw ell F ield,
B o a s w e tlcr ,' Mrs. R obert Putney W ednesday, A p r. 11, from 11 until
Fort W orth, Tex., spent tho w e e k ­
F o r a Snack o r F « i s i B u y You r
an d M rs. - L oP rcsto.
O n M ay 7, 2 A 'clock In the lecture room o f the
end w ith the fo rm e r’s parents,
G ro c a iU s and D s llc s le iie n s
M en 's N ight w ill b e featu red w|Ui ch u rch ._ T h e J u n c h e o n w lli be Open
R e co rd e r and M rs. Ja m es H, M a r ­
H aret
to
the
pu
b
jic.
‘
“
t
H representative o f the F B I as
lin.
•
M r. and M ru C on over H. B u rlcw
gu est speak er.
------ --------------- ----jr., G reen v ille, S. C., arc the p a r­
ents o f a dau ghter, born M ar. 2G,
F u n t iu - W ilift f f A t » « - M » t « w n
in G reen ville. M r* B urlew Is the
Mr.* and Mrs. Joseph L a sk lcw lcz,
jo n ' o f' Dr. nnd M rs. C o n o v e r H.
100 P a cific Blvd., C Jffw ood Beach,
B urlew , M ain S t
t
■ A
n om inatin g com m ittee w as
M rs. Joh n M cC urdy, Mra. G . J. ere the parents o f a daughter, Jo
a pp ointed b y the president, Mrs. S terlin g T h om p son , M iss P a tricia Ann, b o r n at S t P e te r's Hovpitai,
H arold B u rlcw . at a ..m e e tin g o f B ro w n and Miftv A n n abelle E w in g , N ew
Brun&wick, Saturday. T he
th e
W om en’s G u ild ' o f T rin ity ton, attended a pe rfo rm a n ce o f b ab y w eigh ed s e v e n pounds, 12
Episcopal C hurch , M ataw an. held
ounces.
Mr, and M rs. L iisk icw lcz
S e v e n K e y s to B a ldp atc" in the
in the parish house. N am ed w ero: U n ion H igh S ch ool, U nion, Sat­ have three other ch ildren .
M rs. H erb ert Staer, chairm an; Mrs. u rday evening. T h e play w as g iv e n
U PPE R
M A IN
ST .
NEAR
V e r n o n E lliton and M rs. LeR oy b y students o f the high sc h o o l and
H IG H W A Y
34. M A T A W A N
W ilfpn.
d irected b y M is s A lice M cC u rd y . .
F o llo w in g a d evotion al period
M r. and M rs. W ilton W . Ho* / T h e M ajorette# o f M ataw an H.
. le d b y M rs. G . W. N avarrian, Mrs. bro u gh entertain ed their bridge,
S. are g iv in g a d a n ce in the high
F ed erick H esscy reported on a c l u b S a t u r d a y " evening. 1 F red
f ch o o l g ym to m orrow (F rid ay) e v e profit o f $40 from Uie reccn t food H esscy h eld h igh s c o r e .
_____
niiig.. _ M u t lc - w ill - b e f p ro v id e d - by
sale. M rs, J o h n Baker, director o f ‘ Mra. Joseph ’ B aler entertain ed
the Rhythnjfiireji, the h ig h school
th e G irii^ F rien d ly grou p, a n ­ h er dessert b rid g e c lu b T h ursd ay. dance orchestra,
:
'
n ou n ced that a Japanese festival P rize -w in n ers- w cr o -M rS r -W U lia m
“ T a n d s^ ra iB cil b y this dan ce, an
w ill b e .h e ld in th e parish house R . Craig. M rs. H arry J. K a h n and nnnual affair, w ll b e used to p u r­
A p r. 20 at 8 p.m.
M r*.
H ow ard
Erdm ann.
M rs. c h a s e , additional m a jo re tte e q u ip ­
M rs. D aniel H igb ic w as appointed G era rd D evlin and Mrs. C h annlng ment.
•
chairm an o f a rum m age sale to C lapp w ere guests,
— b t r h o l d -f r r -t h e p a rh h iiuusc A p i.
M rs. D onald R o b in so n
17 an d 18 fro m B a.m. to 5 p jn - attended .the w e e d in g o f M iss Eva
A spring card party, un d er the d i ­ L o u Blair to EVart M cL aren a l
rection o f "Mrs. W ilila m R a lclld c. Jeri-eyville, Sunday.
and M rs. A lfr e d A d ler, w as schedM rs. Jay F. H ostetler. M iss P e g g y
' tiled fo r A p r , 30 at 8 p.m.
H ostettcr and Jack H ostetter are
M rs. E dw ard G re a y cr w as w cl- vacationing in M e x ico C ity and
■■■ c o m cd a s a m em ber. P lan* , w ere A ca p u lco ,
:
'''
m ade to attend a co r p o r a te ' com M i»
H elen
M urphy
returned'
i-^munion on May^B,- w h en the UTO M on d ay a fte r spending the Easter
^ fc e r ln g w ill b e .m ade.
. vacation w ith h is parents, M r, and
v
a u t h o r iz e d s e r v ic e
D u rin g the socia l
hour, thfe M r*. P eter M urphy, tfe w terunsHEO M O W E R S A N D W ISC O N SIN . C L IN T O N
b irth days o f M rs. B a ker and Mrs. w ick .
/
A N D B R IC G S -S T R A T T O N E N G IN E S
\
W arren D on n ell w ere celebrated.
M iis E lean or H aw k has returned
Nominations Presented
At Trinity Guild Meet
PAGE FIVfe 3
Story, Outlined At
Meeting; To Buy
. Range, Refrigerator
— M w -O cin k o iv -ro v io w o (M U < M )o o k 4 i
"W o
S eek
H im
T og olh er,"
by
M audo llu rd lc. M rs, D cin k en snld
tho b ook gives Interesting Inforinnlioii on religiou s sym bols nnd
the advantages o f group- w orship,
and is bein g used as a study b ook
b y the VM-ieus W SC S groups.
60RDEM
Mrs. Jam es -M einjp'r roportod
tw o boxes o f b ook s w oro sent to
the Faith C a bin L ibrary, Augusta,
Gu, T h o (low er com m ittee reported
31 plants sent to shut-ins nt Glister.
C on d u ctor F ra n co AuiorI7~rlglii. and c o llo loloU t Jack MogTand o l
Froah old. dlscuu^ a Ilna point in thalr program as final r o h t t r t a li w a rt
scheduled this w a ik lo r the teeond c o n c t r i o f tha Bhora Sym ph ony
B ocloly this Sunday evening ln R e d -B a n k C atholle H igh S ch ool A u d i­
torium , T w o c o lle c ilo n i o f lo lk m u ilc, English and A m erican, and
B ach's b eit-lov a d organ choraga*. w ill round out Sunday's program .
M osart'a 99th S ym ph on y w ill be ih o orc h a ilr a ’i m ajor offering.
‘ .
Miss Jean Thixton
Honored At Shower
A
surprise brldul sh ow er in
h o n o r o f M iss .Jeun T h ixton wii»
g iv r n b y Mrs, C iunii's V n n lV lt an'
Mrs. R obert M orrell F riday evi'nlntf
at Mrs. V anPelt’s hom e, F ierro A ve.
-•MUa ^Lliixlon w ill becom e tho
b rld o o f WiUlinn H.^JVtny 3d. on
Shtuixlny, Muy 5, in the~ FiiSnt'' Hiiii*
list Church, M atawun.
Guests at tho «h o w cr w ore Miss
GeurHln Vussllim lef, MI.m M.U’Haret
Unu.scr, Mrs, W , Hnrry M ay Jr., Mrs.
W illinm n . R ood, MUs Barbara
Qwnn.so'n, Mrs. M. W arw ick, Mrn.
R obert C , T h ixton , a ll o f M ataw an;
Mrs. M. id cll and M iss Z , Uloll o f
B n id ley : Boncl]; Mrs. A n drew Hul*
sart jr t and Mrs, Eugene Undo o f
K e y jw rt. . ‘ '
•
GifLs w ere sent by Mrs. B en ­
ja m in A llen of, Middl/itov^n; M iss
C eleste P ow ell o f llolm d el, and
Mr*;, C linton Jlulsatt o f Matwun.
Th e society v oted to purchase
a new- olo ctr lc ran go nnd refr ig e r ­
ator, imd throe end tables fo r the
pnVsnni\geL und the secreta ry wus
authorized' to. bu y n*now d u p lica ­
tor,
O n A p r . 10. n grou p from
Mntnwnh w ill attend the N ew
B run sw ick D istrict tmmml m eet­
ing at Lend Branch. M ay 10 w ill
bo m in ivcrsnry day nt tlii) Doiieonness llon ie, Cam den, linii n d elega­
tion w ill ntlenil and present a $10
tok*fcn from tlio local group.
,
OITlcors . wiM’u e le d e d foi'- i h u j
com in g year, to take olTico J u n e ,
1, nml they a rc Mrs. W illlnin
W loland, p icsld on t;
Mrs,
L eroy
Sm ith, vIco president; M rs. Ilu w -I
a i d . ili'iidcrson ,
Ht'crelnry;
Mrs.
Hospital Auxiliary
Nets $600 At Party-
Geo. M. Harris, Inc.
HARDWARE ...
IDS M ain 8 i r . i l
M ATAW AN
T el. M A -l-1 0 1 )
.........
SKILLED AND UNSKILLED
Chemical Operators
The com bin ed auxiliaries o f M on­
m outh M em orial H ospital r i'n llm l
jip p roxim a tM y $000 nt » bonellt
(Wu<?rt bridge In A u xilia ry *Unit.
l.owg Branch, Tuesday afternoon.
M rS\ C harles p . Sclm ck Jr., pvesld on tV a iid '«M rs. Chnrles J. Wood*
i n i m i w e r l d e n t - u t th o 7-M a t a w u n
A u xliytry, officia ted at tho tea
Inble
(fliers attending from Matawun
w ere Mrs. Gwn'Ko Huhlor, ' Mrs.
Charles E. S)tiinj!)u)rn. Mrs. G. J.
Sterlin g'. Tlum tp»oh, Mrs. Iluyiird
.L a n ib u r n .„M iiv _ .J olu w on Cartan,
Mrs, M ilton F. Stuvenson, Mrs.
llalph W.* lleriielt, Mrs. F rederick
K. D edcrick, Mrs. K lm oro Kattner,
M r s .; C on rad .lohannscMi, Mrj», Ed*
w ord W. C u M e , Mr». W illiam R,
Craig, Mrs. Joseph Haler, jyim. S.
Frank ^ a n m 111, a n d 'M m Kverctt
Carlnon.
‘
.
Complete Stoclf of
Garden ,
v I
and Lawn Seed#
GARDEN TOOLS
APPLY NOW FOR
GOOD JOBS
offering
,
OOOD PA Y
N U M E ilO U fl DENEF1TB
O O O D W O ItK IN Q CO H DITIO H fl
V A C A T IO N S W ITH P A Y .......
A p p ly N ow A l Y ou r N e e r t ii Hew J . n e y B lile E m ploym en l
B .r v lc e O H Ici O r A t T ho E m ploym en t OUloe O l
.
HERCULES POWDER COMPANY
PARLIN, NEW JERSEY
In lflJH), I.VUIUIOO A m erican s w ero
L is t year, 200, S00 pede.vtrlans
w e re Injured In the United States. Injured In -traffic accidents.
L w w v » w v t > w w w iw ^ t w m
> > w w w w w t w w
THURSDAY. APRIL S, 19S1
THE MATAWAN JOURNAL. MATAWAN, N. J.
PAGE SIX
KHS Opens With
Matawan Park A. C..
Elects
Tomasello
'^V ictor Tom asello w as elected
president o f the M ataw an Park
A th je jic Sc. S ocial S iub at the
annual m eeting M onday. Otherfl
named w ere H um bert Tom asello,
vice, president; Russell B u ccof< se c­
retary; L y d w lg D uronte. treasurer;
Jam es Parisi, sergeant-at-arm s. In ­
stallation w ill bo at th6 A p r., 10
Matawan To Use
Veteran Lineup
Deitz Gets Grid
Award At Rutgers
G eorge A . D eitz, M ataw an H. S.
graduate w h o , w as re ce n tly listed
as a w ou n ded battle casualty In
K orea, has been aw arded h is nym
eraU as a m em ber o f th^ Rutgers
freshm an fo o tb a ll team last tall.
D eitz w as qu arterback f o r - the
S carlet
yearlin gs,
pia yin g
first
string. H e entered R u tg e r* In Sep.
tem ber after h a v in g se rv e d tw o
years in the A r m y .!' H e played in
the b ock fleld o f an A rm y team f o r
the tw o y ears h e w as In service. A t
M alaw an :H , S. he w a s ■center., o n
Bruno Winner
Over Youncofski
Recreation Lassies ......
Lose In Cage Debut .
Butler ....................
H. W oolley . . . . . . :
D iBlase
.......
S. G inter . . . i . . . . ; .
Key - Mat Church
Bowling League .
162
167
133
207
Itt
16}
147
152
136
208
178
I h e ■“ weaH®r” s e x wfek o v e r the
; C alvary M ethodist (Ol
,
836
775
853
K e y p o r t H . S. cou rt last w e e k w hen
Bolte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175
169
158
Coach B ob O ch s!trotted his Fem ale
t L u lh eraa .(1)
HHflker
...........
.
.
.
.
1
6
1
17J
155:
R ecreation Basketball Team ou t to
224 ^ 137
TI. Johnson . . . . . . . >3ft
134
145
face the K eansburg Invaders. M ak­ V a n P c l t . 124
192 .1 4 9
G. Bahrenburg . . . ..J.50
.W harton
170. • 162 ; 169
in g th eir iriftial appearance o f the
123 . 160
J. W elle
................. 152
season, the K ey p ort lassies did a M aurer . . . . . . . . . . . 135, 1*44. 155 J. .B u rfein d
129
120
. ; . . . . 112
com m en dable Job, considering the
101
142
M! pah ren burg . . . . 142
C oach T o n y N u cclo h as b e e n
.
7 6 5 ,8 0 1
703
. J ’ Barring the possibility of" rain,
„ T h e on lyT tn ock ou t on the benefit fa ct they h ave had but tw o practice
H andicap . . . . . . . . . 50
50
50
—. area, sports.fan s can' get the assur>
M alawan B apilsl (3).
card staged T h ursday night In the sessions a n d 'p la y e d b oy s' rules.
aU’ie n io r lineu p f o r his M ataw an
one© .spring is really here b y going F lrchouse, M atawan.
M ataw an -K eyport R ec Center by
Bill O w ens . . , . .
JCO
135
.745 . 89fl . 758
Trailing b y a 15-0 s c o r e a t the
11. S, baseball team Jn lt& open in g
. - i o L eon ardo H. S,. field this (Thtirsthe CiiffwOod B oy s. C lu b, c a m e in
V ie Fredda .
.151
. . . \ 154
The P ark A . C. w ill h o ld its
end o f thq half, the M iss K eyp ortd a y ) afternoon i o r the form al irinual spring donee on Saturday gam e Tuesday at M anasquan. Bad
th e -fin a l feature bout o f the eve­
Ted B aker . . . . . . . . . . 168
178
186
ers
m
ade
a
strong
bid
lo
r
the
lead
w eather and p p o r field co n d itio n s
liftin g o f the lid on the 1951 scho- c|*nl
ning w hen R u dy Bruno, 128, ofU h e
K en H enderson . ... 202
163 .' 103
ning. A p r. 21, in the Legion
in the th ird quarter. H ow ever, the
ave m ado it Im possible f o r
:— --iQatic-basebaH-sea&on.— — —
w
— iea
R a y P reston . . . : 4 ( : 183
final p eriod saw M iss M in or sink
to d e vo te the tim e to the d e v e lo p *Ma;
...
176 183
clean-cut k n ock ou t at the expense
T . N calls
-C ooch N ick G ianpalo’s K ty p o rt m lttee chairman, reports iickets
D orothy K en n er o f C liffw ood ,
m ent o f new p la y e r s ' to brin g and 1947, w in n in g a starting assign­ o f his Jess experien ced opponent, tw o lon g on es for the Invaders and H andicap
14
14
- 14 bowli»>g f o r . K eyp p rt R ec, in the
teanv ;w ill ‘ square aw ay against are n ow o n , sale. M usic w ill be
ment
In
the
traditional gam e
M iss NU1. d ropped in tw o deuces
them up to varsity M andq rd fr'b y
John
ny
Y
ou
n
cofsk
i,
130,
represent^
M
onday
N ight L eague, rolled a 527
Leon ardo in a non-conferen ce tilt furnished b y P ete -Galatro” and his
against K e y p o rt in the latter year.
to insure the K eansburg five, o f a
the tim e o f the first game.
833
882 set in this, w e e k 's . c o n ^ e t H !^ on
lo g the Roritari B oys Club,
« top the B e d : and W hite and the
Jersey Coast Band. Canteen p riv ­
‘ D eitz had to leave Rutgers in
victory.
T he H uskie. lin e u p accordin gly
M ataw an M eth odist. (0) ‘
Liorw traditionally p loy on a homo- ileges w ill b e available to those
A b o u t 500 fa n s turned o u t 'f o r
F ow ler's R ecreation aUeyfif, K eans­
M uriel Cahill w as the b ig gun A . ; K oisa . . . . . ; . ' 157
148 burg. .M rs. .K enn er's a c h ie v e m e n t..
w ill see Dan Harris, G e o rg e H.unter the m id d le o f the grid iro n ceaso^i, the program staged as a benefit
167
and-hom e basis and the loop rules attending.
being c a lle d b a ck to A r m y duty -a»
f o f 'K c y p d r l with six points w h ile F. K ortenh ousc . . . 137
and
RolaVid
T
a
ylor
patrolln
g
the
159
.
.
.
'
fo r the C liffw ood F ire Co.
w as h igh ligh ted b y a 224 s c o r e in
- called fo r team s t o play single
.............
a reservist.
MiifS !N111 scored eight and M iss
105 the sccon d fram e, th e .best aingleoutfield w ith Tom N odding? at,
’
gpmes. . * •• , - ......
Y ou n cofsk i, w h o had only; two M in or 10 fo r tho d ow n county girls. Jones ........................... 172 ' 188!
third, B o b Sm ith at frhortstop, A ftg
155
170
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H
oltpn
gum e- e f f o r t 'o f the season* in the ‘
The K eyp ort coach has been prefigKts p rior to taking pn Bruno,
Invaders 127)
R ea lly at second and Jlerb Staer
169 ’ 203 league.
153
M. Longslreet
.
"
patffig his team fo r the gam e with
an e x -G old en G lover, .held his
O F P R. Longstrc<?t
h o ld in g dow n first; It h ad been
143
147
the Lions- With intra-squad con*
C liffw ood rival even In the first
Jeffery, t
:2
1 •5
h oped to use Staer at shortstop o r
tests. The hopes o f the Bed and
round b^uj he f a il e d . to stay clear
Natale, f
...................... 1
0
2
B10
third, bu t it w as found* d ifficu lt to
,795
823
W hite for a banner season w ere
In the le co n d and w ith the time N il!, c . . . . : .........
2 ^ 4
8
d e v e lo p a suitable replacem en t ’ fo r
S t John's M #thodIst (3)
M irq u e t's Pharm apy (2)
, * jolted rudely w hen flvo players,
at 1:30 In that h ea t B runo m oved
P h il B o o m e r an d F r e d y a rle s e ; .
M
inor,
g
..........................
5
#
0
10
h im at ftrbt
.
'
.
190
180
H. C ow les ........
108.
Ii. B e y e r ........ . . . . 105
158
116 in to catych Y o u n co fs k i w ith a
fou r o f them 'lettorm en, w e re ruled _ FREEH O LD la the ch oice o f
............ 1
0
2 T. B a i l e y ............
Parllim ent, fi
140
130 Crystal Bar b o w le r s ,,w o n the^high
Jack Sherm an w ill d o t h » ca tch ­ L. vBrack ........ . . . . 153
151 beautiful right across t o the but*
Ineligible last _week, T h e blow Shore C onference baseball handl^am o prizes aw ard ed lost.iw eelt In
p . H. L eroy . / . .
n i119 ton.. E arlier in the' sam e session,1
practically tore the K eyport club, pappcrs. as another season gets; ing, but It h as been neccesary to J. K ahrs . . . . . . . .7 1 0 7 " 1 1 8
5
27 G. Bogart . . . A .
.
11
League: T h e
100' ' 178. r 211 the ’Businessm en’s
T he C olonials ore m o v e Ir y N usbaum from infield, 1). C a w y . . . . .
i do
133
108 the C ll/fw o o d scrapper Jolted the
apart fo r the team lost Its tw o under way.
K e y p o it G irls (17)
H a r v / W alling - .
229 awards, * mifidc . ava ila b le through
244' .204
14C
140
140 K e y p o rter w ith several stinging
.
veteran catchers. A l G ogliana and expected to follo w up their title- du ty to p ro v id e the .team ", w ith o Blind
:
v
.
,
.
v
■
g
Pet^sV
T
avern,
U
n
ion
B e a ch / wpn't
w inn ing in football, last fall by depen dable substitute receiver.
145 ’■'lO SV iB !
A?t;hur W illin g
H andicap ; . . . . . . . . / 1 2
12
12 pu n ch es to .t h e .h e a d ,
Hoger CciuleU; M att Coucei, o
■
Fotheringhapi, f ' . . . . . .2
s coopin g up diam ond hon ors thi&r
to' B o m m e r 1fo r .a 227 score^ in,- tlw
&•
H andicap , , . . . , .
C h arlie (K ing) S o lo m o n appeora
standout at third base and one o f spring.
In
the
oth
er
five-rounder,
Ray-.
W ith Ira M atthews, w ho
G eruasio, f . . . . . . . y . . I
h igh diWslort ola s s ifica tlw .a h d Var* •
710
IM
712 Sheehan, 130,; o f the D unellen P A L;
the fe w good hitters, ond Ted Fire* has already pitched tw o no-hitters, to h avo th e first ca ll fo r the p itch ­
Sm ith, c
.......... \ t\ . . 2
927 ; 870? 038 lese's 220 In .ih e : lo w divisliid,
P «to 's Inc, (1)
delig h ted" h is cprttlngent o f fem^
Btine, w ho c o u ld 'c a t c h , play., first plus R og er Cu&son. again available, ing a lig n m e n t ,. With D on M arvel .
, 3
Cahill, g
; K ey p o?t B apilsl (2) ; ' ,
;
137 ' 175 inlne follow ers b y grabbing an easy
'
or the outfield as needed. The filth Coach Harold Schanek has Uie a n d Fred Em erson In reserve. T h e M .-M o ra n . . . . . . . . . 117
.......... ; o
D olson, g
B u rrow es . . . . . . . . i ,\ 185 ' 145>; 159 H ave y o u read th e claifllfled adst
1&5
115
132 decision o v e r Elek P o k o l o f the
casualty wafi B ob A lexander, jn throwers, H e also has a veteran team 's h u rlin g o u tlo o k , was b olster­ E. S chw arz . . .
M
illie,
g
............
.
o
7~,— 94—- 1 2 2
135 N e w n rk n A .C r'T h e'P u n eH eirg h im or
sop h o m o r e j-w h o -w a s -v ery - im pres- infield- and o u tfle id -a n d —t h e - b e s t e d t h is -w e e k when -Sam -M o r r o w H. M c n y -. i
catchcr in the league In B ob Dorf, r e c liv c d his p h y sicia n ^ periplssion G. Stover
. . . . 121
142
139 b oy w as on top all the way.
slve In early drills.
Toms. R iver m ay give tho Colonial!/ to return to co m p e titio n ' in nth A. H einold . . . . .♦ .. 157
104
159
In a bout which* saw flstle science
A s it Is, K ey p ort w ill be w ell the m ost trouble w ith Carlton
2
2
2 tossed to the winds, but w hich was
fprlifled o n j h o m o u n d w ith Jack Ham ilton again on t h e ' m ound. ictics. 'M o rro w should h e lp the H andicap , . . . . . ....
A r e - y o u bu yin g S ecu rity Bonds?
h
urling
stall.
.
*
highly
en joy ed b y the crow d , Jack
M ullaney and Ted Lehan nVoil N eptune has R ichie Filler an d Ray
A s, fo r reserves gen erally , the
040
742
082
Engllth,
175,
K
eyport,
w
on
q
popable,' even though E d Rom an stilt Sorenson for m ound duty and a
G in t t ir * M ark «t (2)
ulur decision over John nyrC ann on
feels the effects o f his Occident o f fairly g ood team afield. O ver at M atawdn situation is n o p e to o
healthy. L o e T rou t should b e able M. Cassone . . . w , 177
149
130 o f Laurence H arbor. This w as a
)ast w inter. F or catching, It ap­ Hoffm an High, Jim m y D obrzynski
to step in to outfield -duty. Put Me- J. A d aysk . ; . - , . . 125
97
is
not
saying
m
uch
but
he
issit­
A 132 free-sw inging
affair
throughout
pears to be B ob Robinson, all alone.
ting tight on a veteran lineup. Q u n r r l? 'h a s co m c, a lo n g aa an jn Li H odgson . . . . . . 121
104 *132 >vith
English,
rcprcsen tlhg
the
I f he should b e Injured, the B ed
O ther league teams appear to be fielder and Fran k t a r le llq w ill B lin d . . . . . . . . .
138
138
Raritan
B.C;,
p
rov
in
g
the m ore
and W hite w ould b e in a. truly bad
h oping fo r o m iracle. Lakew ood understudy Stucr at first.
THEATRES
B r O sip . . . . . . . . . . . 119
137
153 rugged. ..
’ v
. *
■
w ay.
•
‘
‘ ^
cou ld —be.. £ o o d .but ,Jacks_pU ching.
10 - 10
- M anasqua^- should p r o v id e top H andicap- tt 77 s , : f - 1 0 John (P ecW ee) Pollard,* 112,* o f
“ ‘ Xn tH e 'Ih n ^ a ’ B o liX a w r e n c e w ill T om m y Phipps -has~*a good chucker
(light op p osition fo r an op en in g
New; B ru n sw ick i.. scored , on ^ osy
replace C ou ccl at third and also in John O verton, but little else at
-... --........
090
055
T h e B ig Blue has seven holdovers,
793 decision o v e r T on y R fcci o f C liff­
w o r k 'o i it as a sub catcher. Jack R ed Bank. R u nuon must rebuild
Including Tom . B row er, a topnotch
H, L. S cott (1)
w
ood. In a 149-pound affair, Frank
com
pletely
ond
the
Atlantic
H
igh­
iH&nsen seem s to have first base
108“ 182 Pappa posted a decl&ion over D ick
outfielder. C oa ch Jack S chellenger EL B ennett . .. .. . . . 140
iclinched, bu t the keystone com bln lands Tigers seem to b e -a m ixture
has veteran hurlers D o n MegUl and D. John&on . . . . . . . 103
100
102 V olpe, a fe llo w K eansburger. in
ation still" has to b e worthed out o f very good and very m ediocre
ployers. As fo r K eyport and Mat*’ Jam es G iffo r d ' and C h ic k -T r a ffo rd R, K ru g er ........ . . . 131
122 ‘ 135 another 145-pound, sk lrm l^ i Hugh
ir o m .H u g h .P o r t e r , a senior, Har* awah, it cou ld be, that is about M l
L. W fllf - i i i v; , .-.-.-111- - 1 3 2 - -HO S e lb y o f the-^EHzabeth Itee. deis h a ck to d o the-qatchlng.
(a e stjw rd e a l
'- i l l about*
— old-^Sehum oekrHM reshm anh-HaFry- HHtf cun w iy.;
___________ ;---------~ I5 T ~
1 2 T clsioned E d B ey er, unattachcd.
H. "S co tt
Sventon,
Jack
Rossi
and
Bill
M -O-W piwwb
24
24
H andjcap
24
Charley C h orb ak o f Jam esburg
G orham , &U Jayvees a year ago.
• THERE SH OU LD BE no dis­
L A S T TIM E T O D A Y
dropped a decision to Johnny
•. In the outfield new com ers w ill
couragem ent fo r Johnny Y o u n ­
049
728
COO L o n g o f Elizabeth, and K enny
parade.
Sophom ores Jerry Tracofsk i in the fact that he lost
Bow n«*s O il S «r v lco (2)
Blake, lo&t to H enry Gonzales,
bu cco, Joe K olsa and Leri Locsch ■* by a K O to C liffw ood ’s Rudy
'
with
B. V anN ortw Ick . . 1 0 4
165
110 unuttachcd. . C h orbax nnd Blake
Bruno In the feature bout o f the
m ay g et.U ie call o v e r Fred LoekS. ft D . M arket (3)
H um phrey B O Q A R T
M . V ign e ................... 157
127 *107 » r e M iddlesex A.C. glovers.
fine
card
sponsored
b
y
the
C
liff­
w ood and D ick T erw llliger -fro m
M. D evino ............ . 157
175
140 C. M ack ................... 163
101
m
w ood Boys C lub at the Mat*
4
P
1
.
■■
• the Jayvees. —
---------—’........ 170 L. S e d o r f
awan-KeypOrt ‘ R ee ~ Center last- T .-S m ith . . . . . . . . . .-151- 183
F B I. snd S A T .
’
.. .. .. .vv 119
1 1 0 -1 3 9
. 1 W ith Caulett ond Couccl gone,
199
J. Sm ith .......... . . m
137 A . B ow n c
Thuraday, T h e young, K eyport
104
123
j 184
the team shapes u p ns lacking
157
F. W eiss
177
m
gladiator had only tw o other
H andicap
0
0
again in batting punch,
A. S k b la k ............
fights before taking on the cx «
198
165
15C
} T h* Leon ardo n in e is w h olly on
■■- ■ .......
perlenced Bruno_nad this proved
Th o n e w ly form ed M onm outh
,
793
679 ; c2o
With
th e m ystery side. A com plete re­
too m uoh o f an assignm ent
857
899
70 : .
i'
K e y p o r t Bee (1)
J an * W YM AN
: C ou n ty L ittle L eague has extended
Bruno w ent w e ll fn the G olden
-b u i ld i n g jo b Is g oin g on dow n
3cbanck*s (0)
V on JOHNSON
fn
e
deadline
fo
r
entries
In
the
b
a
se
L.
D
ric
k
le
r
.
.
.
.153
.
.
.
124
111
M iddletow n T ow nship . w ay and , G loves and btate tournam ents, 4-E. L yon s
133
145
___
170 M. H ourahan .-. . . . 128
97
124 ball circu it b y t w o weeks.
this seem s K eyport's best hope o f I last year and anyone w h o has
U Schan ck jr. , « . . U37
125 R, B r u s c a ; . . , . .
T h ? f ^extension
of
tim e
was
SUN., M O N - TUES.
107
101
08
w atchcd him in action w in
Emerging victor today. T he Lirfns |
*154
D.
S
pen
cer
:
..........
141
ie
i
vouch fo r the fact he can h it
D. K enner
. . . 152
224 - 1GJ granted becausc o f tho enthusiasm
w ill probably "sam plo” tw o . or
P. N eiderm an . . . . . 195
le i
145 D . H cinke ___ . . . 170
D espite the fact the fight did not
sh
ovel
throughout
the
county
for,
127
101
ih ree
inexperienced
p itc h or
A l Esposito ..........
184
150
g o tw o full rounds, Y ou ncofski
.
wlih
H andicap . . . . . . . .
1
I .„.v ! tnc. program , w h ich Is open to boys
ConUniioua Saturday. StarU ng at Ii45
pgainst K eyport’s veterans, Mul
w as In there lon g enough to co n ­
W. L ew is . . . . . . . .
R ob ert H U TTO N
135
104
fro m 8 to 12 years o f age..
S le v * BROD1E
janey and L e h a n ,. hoping one o f
vince several shrew d observers
’
......
■ in. a——.
Th e original q u ota , o f 30 teams
088
001
080
* t h e trio w ill m ake a promising
that he had definite possibilities,
803
772 .701
w as olso ex tcn d cd when lQ entries
— A h ern 's M arket (3)....
providing o f course, he shakes
B u d
lo t/
.
show ing. The Lions only real hope
W E D .7 TH U RS.. FBI., SA T.
R apolla's (2)
A . M o r g a n * } ;. .. . . . 145
127
124 w e re added, to tho 20 already e n ­
off the effects o f the loia and is
apparently is to con vert thp game
104
155
Franciscan
..............
159
tered.
T
h
o
final
date
fo
r
entries
E.
V
a
nN
ortw
ick
130
. . 170
■.jl05
brought along slow ly a n d 'ca ro *
in to a slugfest and few teams
109
T om asello . . . . . . . . . 160
151 A . M ason . . . . . . . . . 00
111
fu lly ,- A l L adouceur, w h a has
140 >Was set fo r Sun day, A p r. 16, w hen
w llh
Should do m ilch slugging ngoln.st
Bapolla
147
157
172 T. K nam . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 5
b e e n 'h a n d lin g Y ou ncofski, suid
125
141 th e nex t m eetin g o f the organiza­
F r e d - A ST A IR E
R ed nnd W hite pitching this year,
..................
140
215
Barry&Go
253
Thursday night that lie expected
145 .143 tion w ill b o held i n ^ o n g Branch.
J a n . POW ELL
Ii. Ilcch t ............ . . . 139
D unm te .......... ...... 157
the youngster to continue b o x 130
170 H andicap ..........
C om m unities rcproscn ted to date
0
0
in clu d e A sb u ry P a r k , A tlantic
wiihNAHCY GUILD • ADELE JERGENS-AUNMRSALiNumiiONAiPicTORf
032
004
014
080
C47
724 H ighlands, A v on , Belm ar, Deal,
• FATH ER K A N E , St. Joseph's
Jo*’* Bar (1)
/
i8u««ted t7KQ. Welli’ ‘'THE IN'flSiBLt MAM'1
•.
town, E n gllshtow n , Form ing.
F o w lp t’s R R tc 0)
Church „pastor, is understood to G. T estino • .... . . . 100. 1B1
102 J. Paris . . . . . . . . . . . 181
and .C o l t s N eck, F reehold,
no
151
F B I. and S A T ..
“
d.psire the reorganization o f the T. Infantl ......... . . . 184
.N E W S
,
CARTOON
SP O R T
N OV ELTY:
168
174 P. M cQ u ccn . . . . . . 157
burg. K eyp ort, L o n g branch,
135
1C1
form er K eyport H oly N om e base­ B. S ardella . . .
. . . 144
104 J. M arshall . . . . . . . 121
ne, N ew
M onm outh, R ed
112
113
ball team and to have spoken wUh
L.
B
e
i
l
o
z
z
o
........
.
..I
C
O
145
110
.
.
.
104
135
.
138
C. M ulligan . . . .
M ike..CoXj ex-m anager, and .John­
103
100 L, M i l l e r V . . . . . . . . 110
ny Conzallno, one o f the form er D. Infantl
124
141
.
With
'
130
Holy Name uccs, about the matter. M. C ou cci ..........
.
L su r«U o L U E Z
C on tinuou s 8 u n d e y S la r llo s a t 1:4S
^
708
■ 801
000
A survey Is under way to see, if In
A lla n N IX O N
070 'GIG
704
' + .
'
view o f tho d raft, television and
alio
'
M ontagna's A m o c o (3) ,
Tho W estern ers' took over im other plagues affecting sm all-com ­
203
disputed hirst pjace in.. the K eyport munity baseball today,’ the reorjiDU- J, O v erly . . . . . . . . . . 141
202
; /
■ T H E A T E R
•iiuftkm.;.
c
a
n
,';b
o
,
undeytakcn'^
w
lpi
/M on ta gn a ;•/. . . . 1 5 4
39
120
' - 'w U h 1 ' "
' '
Itcercatlpn; BasHc)ball LcDguti-’ Mori'tcrHsohablfc hope of.'U cldihg'h* Mub
C harles B row n m illcr, H enry D ane
Laura ^ t t lOTT
.
^
S.' lloS apio ........ . . . 147
il. 1
138
(day b y trouncing tlie M urderers
w hich w ould not break up b efore a
ioo and Jim m y B ro w n o f K eyport, and
Opposlt* public School
'
59-51, It was d nlp-ond-tuck ball (.cason w as com pleted. N either Fr. R. Ferraro ........ . . . 170
104
.
..
I... S U N D A Y - ! o N L i r
•
.
RQSS_Fountainh_M
ataw
an,
attended
— - - phone Keansbutg a-OJOO—
150
■ (game fo r three ond a half quarters Kane, nor any o ( tho old-tim e J. P e p .................. . . . 181
108
the reunion o f old -tim e area basket­
Until Jerry H obon, the M urderers' nor any o f the olci-tlme H oly Name Blind .................. .............
Matinees Saturdays and Holiday,
141
ball
p
la
y
e
rs
held
Saturday
n
ig
h
t
in
, t I p. m.
high-scoring center, fouled out. grcgation's great record In years
T 0 2 "B21 1 7 5 the H otel P acker, Perth A m boy.
Continuous Sunday from Z p.m.
T h e com bined cfTorts ot Mai Bah past, want anything started which
.
\
‘ ‘ ■'‘
also ■..................■
N O ^ 'E I.in f
CARTOON
LaZare's Shoes (0)
Fountain w as a_m cm ber o f the co m ­
Performances start at 0:43 'p.m.
ronburg and Harry Alikas w ere w ould look like a half-hearted
117
124 m ittee fo r the affair f o r _whlch
iib t qulto e n o u g h ' to copo with effortr A s It-Is, those Holy- Nnine J. Lisicki ..........
■ 10L
stars o f yesterday, Bill Furey nnd’ Blind
123
form
er
G
ov.
H
arold
HofTman
was
.
.
12T
123
Oyiickey , N agle and his dead-cyo
Tony Nappi, w ill w ear a Mutawan B lind .................. . . 125 . 125 , 125 th o toastm aster and
A p r . 8-7
Frl.. Bat.
D avid
T.
mates.
.
A. A. uniform this year if the sur­
..1 2 4
13T% 110 W ilentz, ex-attorn ey general, one
r . T he fou ls called, 50 in all, proved vey o f the'situation show s the out­ B. P ry o r ........ ,
•
T u e s .,' W e d ., T h u r s .
A p r il 1 0 -1 1 -1 2
"the high tension and keen com pe- lo o k -t o o dubious up Oak Shades W. Mnthison . . . . . . 1 2 8 - 1B0— 143 o f .-th e ., speakers.
r
■ '.
~
.tjtlon betw een the tw o fast-break­ way.
0841 "030
(300
t
*
•
.
•
•
•
S a v e M on ey, S a v e OH, H a v e y o u r
in g clubs. The, W esterners had 33
.[
w llh
' '
Cralft's B everages (01
• W A L L S T A D I U M , w hich
Furnace clea n ed an d OH Bu rn et
fo u ls called against them and ,the
STRAND
R. M ontcsann . . .. 170
137
178
proved
highly
popular
with
bnyH u m ph rey. Bogart
ch
e ck e d
lo r
highest
« B ld e n c y ,
‘M urderers. 26.
*
11,
Genove.so
.
.
.
10.1
)
140
174
shore stock ear racin g lost year,
Btultx.
.
w lU
’ TNaglo w ith 10 ond Reggie Cor*
.......
...
. alsa
..
T. A m brosino .. . . 105
153
152
T H U R S D A Y . F R ID A Y '
plans to throw open the gates
D R A M A T IC TH U N D E R F R O M W A R N E R B R O S .!
fle y w ith 10 p a c e d .th e W esterners
S., A m brosino .. .. 172
140
122
f o r 4 h e first time this soaton on
JO E P A L O O K A In
w h llo H oben again headed his d u b
RONAID
Sunday
afternoon,
Apr. 15,
J. A m brosino . , . ., 120
STIVf
160
171
w ith 17.
Doris P. Newton, w ho boats tho
.
/
....
.
; T he sem ifinals took place In the
T o l .l i a
“707
the publicity drum s fo r the
’
f]«0
K e y p o r t court last evening with the
high-banked,
mucadam
oval,
M alaw an-K eyporl R e c (3)
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. ^Westerners m eeting the Ramblers
S. Lnuro
178
171
CO M ED Y
program
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continue
until
C A R JO O N .
NOVELTY
Jn the open in g- contest and the
S. D avino ........ . . 104. 140
160
Joe K lr h w o o d - Jam es G leason
w
arm
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tw
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F. D evino ........ . ; 157
M urderers fa c in g the Fat Men In
188
108
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w eekly events w ill b e staged
the nightcap. N ext M onday e v e ­
T. Nnppi
183 . 140
... 151
with the most popular drivers
n in g th e finals cpm m encc at 7:15,
J. D avino .......... .. 109
181
170
appearing on the Route 34 track
W M r 't h e tw o losers m eeting for, In addition to ^ r e g u la r schedule
A p r. 0^9
Sun.. M on. ; •
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"*873 "809 '"872
tfiird o n d " fou rth place, A bout on
E v e n i n g S e s s i o n s 7 ^t o l l
o f sportsmen and m odified stock
M organ Y a ch t. B aitn (1)
. nour. later last - night's winners
car racing, plans are being mndo
W
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Sat,
Sun.,
G. Zi^lin ..........;
IBS
no
. pair. o ft . to battle it out for tho
to Introduce a circus, a rodeo, a
b . D m ................ . . .149
209 " 220
pleasure car race, a couplo o f
leagu e title fo r 1651,
P r .v le w at 8i2I
,
In T ech n icolor
O PEN S 61OO P .M . ...... EATONTOWN M IM J
11, Luhra ........ . . . 149
102
130
midget shows, a roadster race
M urderers (51)
S H O W -7 l0 0 P .M .
F. W arw ick . . . . . . 181
and In the fall, football on the
141
132
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. u - l t . F . - R a d l o (a)
B oh rcn b u rg, t . . . . . . . . . 3
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sions held at Al Schw arck’s K e y ­ L, Aurlcfniha .. .. 119
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S p ringsteen, 8
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131
M A R JO R IE M A IN . JA M E S W H IT M O R E
Program, recently have taken on a
1
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P, FerranU
152
170
new angle. Com petition has been
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Pnm ls, g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
183
200
punning high betw een a group o f T. Aurlem m a ., .. 181
SU N D A Y A N D M O N D A Y
Joh n C a rroll - M arie M cD onald
A P R I L S-S
K H S students and their teachers. Blind ................ . . 125
T h « T *eh h lcolor W M iern Starring
14
23
Bl
108
133
T he female faculty team is led into G eo, A rm strong
T U E S D A Y . W E D N E SD A Y
, B U R T L A N C A 8 T E H . JO A N N E DHU. R O B E R T W A L K E R
W estern ers (5>
action by Mias D orothy Fran kc^neh
Middletown Diamond
r Scene Of First High
School,. Game Of ’51
Senior* Predominate
On Team Opening
Against ’Squan
Cliffwood Scrapper
: Dump«vKeyport Foe;
^ English Victor
Mrs. Kenner Scores
: Woman's Monday
Night League ‘ .
Bommer, Varlese Win
(tfa tb h
flm
b t
LA§T SHOWING TODAY (Thursday)
DOUBLE FEATURE
THE ENFORCER
Little League Votes .
To Extend Deadline -
THREE GUYS
NAMED MIKE
STEEL HELMET
TOMORROW arid SATURDAY
ABBOTTsnJCOSTBUOi
MEETTHE
ROYAL WEDDING
I N V im iE M M
Westerners Win
In Rough Contest
PREHISTORIC
WOMEN
’ Take First Place In
... Rec League; Turn Back
’ Murderers
Four Attend Reunion
SUNDAY and MONDAY
April 8-9
TWO LOST WORLDS
KEANSBURG,XN.
CALIFORNIA '
STRAIGHT AHEAD
IDOL OF THE
CROWDS
Monday Evening — Dinnerware to the Ladies
THE ENFORCER
ROLLER SKATING THE SQUARED CIRCLE
SECRET FURY
VELVET ARENA
KEANSBURG
ROGUE RIVER
FT
Afternoons 1 to 4:30
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S o w . t « * . ...........
S tom ^ a ck , f . . . .
C arney, e
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W heatley, B
B ow n c, e .
HALLS OF
MONTEZUMA
*054 T o o "701
Thursday ofterhoon. Tho other in ­
structors bow ling with her Include
M iss Ethel Rielly, Mrs. Janet C ol­
lins, . Miss A llco GIoason.- Miffl
M arion W eber and ,M lsa V alorla
M anagers o t all area softb all
G oete, Larry V ecohlo, M ary Ca­
h ill a n d Bob W alter head Uie list team s interested in en terin g the
o f SlUdOhts usually o n hand to B ayshore S oftball L eague are ad­
m atch ,their kegllng sk ill against vised there . Is to "be b m e e tin g at
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Tu«Sm W ed^ Th urs* A p r. 10-11-U
Softball Meeting ,
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TOMAHAWK
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ALL STAR
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Shoo Store, K eyport.
Tlie m eot
Place you r order ing h o s b e e n c o lle d b y , jim m y
B row n, leagu e president last year.
VELVET ARENA
8:40 P.M.
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K aansbuxg
OPERATION PACIFIC
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WHERE DANGER
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LET’S DANCE
HALLS OF
MONTEZUMA
MRS. q'MALLEY AND MR. MALONE
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THREE GUYS
NAMED MIKE
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STORY
S lo w , D »llr at »!W .yi>o u u s .w P M .
at Straatf, Red I n k . F m b o ld
A t tka Cailtoa tUS, Ti n and lifio p j t
Coat. Saturday. .Suaday aad H alidarv
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TU E S D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y . T H U R S D A Y
A P B IL
A G i y W arro H earted C om ed y!
V A N JO H N SO N . K A T H R Y N G R A Y S O N
GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE
plus
PORT OF “NEW YORK
TH E O N L Y V P n iV E IN T H E A T R E W IT H
ELEC
ECTRIC I N -C A n H E A TE R S
10-11-12
THURSDAY APRIL 5. 1951
S& m
Buusinessmrn's .
Bowling League
T o ijrln e 'i T a vern (3)
. 219
199
A d le r
M uscarella
. 109
^W alling . . . . .
. 157
m .
X estino . . . . . .
, 156
, 198
175
F isch ler . . . . .
Slovenr.
134
THE MATAWAN JOURNAL MATAWAN; N. J.
P o la n d
A s s n .r
”
- The initial m eetin g in th e o rgan ­
ization o f . the S am P oland A s s o ­
c ia tio n w ill b e h e ld at Sernas Key*,
p ort Bar, B road and E /F r o n t Sts.,
M onday evening, A p r, 9, at 8:80.
A ll w h o are interested.* are r e ­
quested to~ attend. M r. P oland aft*
noun ced yesterday that it w ill be
purely a social and sportfr organiza*
tion .
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173
159
188
174
203
895
899'
860
• - ...........‘
A rm strong C o r k C o. (0)
A r le lli .
..........
132 M 7 1
148
........... 130
181
C a m eron
174
D iDtaso
............... 155
170 • _1|8_
Jon es .
............... , 1 6 4
154
m
C ostic - ................. .2 0 1
174
118
From Area Men and Women
in the—
ArmedServices
,
.
.
782
850
C liffw ood Inn (0)
Y a tes
........... t . . . 102
219
.................... 160 -174
K flhrs
B lind
...................... 125
125
K lu g
.154' 187
M ajkokski . . i - ........... 191
145
812
B o w W o w 't T a vern
190
P ea te
................. , 147
M nncini
E . M ilo
125
J. MHf> ,
215
Sardella
y I l l
848
850
(3)
134
178
214
204
109
899
M ontagna's A m oco
Jurm an . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
P . M ontagna ...........
T . M ontagna . . . . . . . 131
190
M lntz
197
C o s t i c . ....................
(0)
ICO
1G8
130
181
174
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844
C rystal Bar 0 )
Bomm&r
........... 171
D o r t ...............................168
V flrjese
220
G ln t e r
200,
R oss \ ........... . . . . . . - . ‘ 150
, 825
227
180
19B
.191
205
Keyport.....
Recreation League
Bayshore Marine Is
Parris Island Grad
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O ld D utch TBT*m (1)
...1 5 0
212
157
D ixie
M arine P fc. . Jam es J. Sw jtzer,
....
18.1 159 221
.F isch ler . . . .
18, son o f “ M r. nnd Mrs. A . ,F.
750
W eiss . : ........
....
178 168 .102
Sw itzer, T ? 5 Furm an B lvd., C liffF. Lafayette
....
154 171 188
w ood Bcach, w as prom oted to his
106 D. Lafayette
.W i
205 187 169
'* 3 6
125
808, 897
025
181
R ose H ill T rucking (2)
190 P ep
176 151
169
uV
201 180
198
J. S ardella . . . . .
828 L. K orfonhou se
215 162. 198
.179 177
157.
Sklslak
........
192 Schw ark ............
*147 190
247
1G9
137
•
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182
B u rle V * (3)j
204
JOS
176
R. P ou lson ..........
151
172
177
Shainko . . . . . . . . . . 200
884
135
135
B lind
135
172
204
V , P o u lto n . . . . . . . . 181
157 J. P ou lson . . . . . . . . 202
159
21Q
04
108
002
"
800 /r803
174
Bar H: (0)
.
160 Pease . . . ; . ' .............. ,158
169
152
B. B e n n e t t ^ , . . . . . . 188
753 B lind
135
..........
135
03
.................
173
M oore
149 M ilo
_____ ; ............ 101
105
117
842
815
181’
A m erican L e g io n <21
186 F. K ru ser
PFC. JA M E S J. SW IT Z E R
159
.............'1 6 9
127
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. ; 1 G arber S u p p ly .C o
L ip u e r /-. . . ^ . . . * . . . 137
. D o y le ................... . . . 1 9 4
T a lm ad g e . . . . . . . . : 104
175
Freem an . . . . . . ^
W eiss. . . . . . V i . . . . . . 178
791
802
0}
189. 175
158
171
183
107
183 ‘ 145
130
131
S pray Is A ssig n ed
.
H erbert A. Spray jr., 75 F irst St..
K ey p ort, w h o a rriv e d at F ort D ix
last w eek, has co m p le te d processing
nnd has be e n assigned ’ to C o . , M,
39th infantry regim ent. • A fter, six
w eeks, S p ro y w i l l , jn o v c Into the
scco n d phase o f train ing ' eith er /In
th e . infantry
D ix , o r in a te ch ­
n ical se rv ice nt an other A n n y pos*.
594
;
A l'* -TaTern
Iniantl .................
V a ccarella ........
Coiu*c]._. . ....i . . .
Pou61son . ...........
P errin e
.P e m o ........ .
781
(I) 103 ,122
138
134
128
140
212
ieo
143
751
791
LaZare's S hoes (2)
169
M ay.
................... . . . 181
125
125
B lind .....................
102
‘
JalTe .......... . . . .
172
109
. B fa u n ...................
174
S ch w arck ...........
188
, 'B ritanak
•
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841
701
1GG
425
130
105
101
'8 28 ■■-753-
030
890
757
........... ............... . P ete’s T avarn ID V •
150
145
120
B ow ie ...................
140 ,127
S a p p io ................
1G2
155
r
t75
A , Sauickie . . . .
148
147
....
E. Sau ickie i . . ; . . ; 143
170
102
170
E iniiorn ..............
*
755 ’ 703
705
B a r (22)'
122
130
1G1
143
..1 8 0
101
1G7
158
. . 115
. .<
148
182
. . 201
174
129
200
...........
852
703
’
R od & G u n Club (1)
177
. . 190
Infant!
M ltl .......... ' . . . . - . . 97
ioo
153
Irons . . . . . . . . . . .
...
. B ieb er jr . . . . . i . . . 150
223
“ ■ B ieb er sr . . . . . . . . .1 8 5
l
i?
' M ervln. .
150
A m b le r ................
.
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843
'
Standiiigs
W
T ou rin e’* T a vern ___ ! . . . 62
C rystal Bar ......................
59
B o w W o w ’t Xavern .............. 58
K e y p o r t Cleaners .............. 55
M ontagna's A m o c o . . — * 52
L a Z a re’s Shoe9
............. 52
Pfrte’a T a vern ................. . . » 49
45
A rm stron g C o r k C o ..
. 43
C lifTw ood I n n ’ ........
. . 39
Crate's B pvarge . . .
. . 38
R o d & G un C lu b . .
. . 37 '
K ey p ort B a r ..........
. . 33
A l** T a vern ............
. . 33
G a rb er S u p ply Co.
.^Am erican L e g io n ................. 31
M cQu^ents C leaners ......... 11
185
*■ . 789
\ S ta n d in g !'
818
731
180
142
172
122
141
1■*
757
Drivers Held Not
At Fault In Crash
Ice Cause Of Mar. 22
Collision In Which
Foyr Were Injured
B o t h . driv e rs w e ;c fou n d not
g u ilty M on day of* careless d rivin g
irr- n ~ tw < F c a r ^ c ra sh ~ M a r r -2 2 —o n
Rou te 35 near M ataw an Creek
brid g e' in w h ich fo u r K eansburg
m en w e re in ju red . K o y p o rt M agis­
trate H erbert R ; R oth en berg ru led
icy Conditions o f the rood m a d e
th e tw o drivers, Jam es R ed fleld.
36, and W alter Lessing, 31, both o f
K eansburg unaware o f {he hazard
th at co n fro n te d them w h en th ey
ran o ff con crete roadw ay o n to a.
stretch o f m acadam at the site o f
the accident.
-■
P aul C ollu ccio .88, o f II Sea*
breeze W ay, C h arles G o rm le y , 24f
o f R ou te 357 arid MichacJ G o rm lcy .
20 o f 5 M aple A v e . all o f K eansburg,
and rid in g in tho R edfleld c o r w e re
taken, alo n g w it h the driv e r, to
the o t fic e o f a K e y p o rt ph ysicia n
b y K e y p o rt F irst A id S qu ad t o r
treatm ent o f in ju rie s.
.
Sgt. W illia m G eiger. K e y p o r t
police, testified th e roadw ay waw
c le a r o f lee a lo n g th e c o n c r e te o n
Route“ 35 that m orn in g b u t a - film
o f ico w as still clin gin g tQ the
m ac,'dam s e ctio n s o that , w h en
s hit these M retches tfiey
fou n d it hard to co n tro l th eir cars.
M agistrate R oth en berg said h e w a s
illing to accept the testim ony o f
tho - rid ers - in -the- Redfleld- c a r r a s
L
ccssiv e speed.
V icto r R. C. A l t L lo y d Rd., M at­
aw an T ow n sh ip paid $50 and $3
costs# f o r h av in g perm itted L ou is
M oldanato, M atawan, an unlicen sed
d r iv e r t o op erate a m otor veh icle
o w n e d b y the d efen dan t M ar. 22.
J osep h G a llo p o , F lo r e n c e A v e..
U nion B each, p a id *3 and $3 costs
f o r careless d r iv in g Involvin g im*
p ro p e r &peed a t F irst SL £nd G reen
G ro v e A v e . M ar. 26.
T he sa m e am ount w as pa id b y
tw o driv ers, P e te r S ian o. M ataw an
Rd^ M ataw an a n d M ary Livingston,
N ew B run sw ick, f o r p a B in g the
red lig h t o n R o u te 35 a t S ix C o r
K e y p o r t p o lic e w e r e c o m B l o b * ; and B i o « « r O w n ttt n er£
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TR U SC O N
R etld en ce Steal Casamdnts
nle'a team ninklnu the adore fl-1
28, Shu hod m her guenti, Sister
Th ere w ill b o n gam o every ThursM ichuol M ark' # » d S itter G ruco
■The L a d le . ShulTlebonrd Tonm o t d a )» n ight at H en n lc'* T a vern . : the '
ContUincci Sisters o f , Chnrity ut H ennlo's TuvernJ U nion Dcocli., ladles tearn p la y in g the m en.
St. Peters C onyont, Ilcllfv lllt'; Ml1, p layed the final gnnio o f the M-'usott
nnd Mra, John Bits, P atrick H ar­ w itli M ike's Ladles Team o f South
H ave y o u relld th e elatalBod adiT
H O L L Y W O O D
HEADBOARD
do o u r u tm o ii du rin g Ih li year io ogoln in llily .
W e a re auih orlsad D oaU rs
l o r the fam ous
R esiden ce S toel Casem ent
P ictu re W in dow s
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Team Ends Season
ut her h om e on W ednesday, M ar.
A NEW DEPARTMENT, WHERE THE FINEST IN BEDDING IS
YOURS. .. ON LOW WEEKLY PAYMENTS
Bralllylntr w h .n ou r c u t t o m « i c o ll u i on tho
r .c .lv l n g
FILES
tje,
I
S H E L L F U E L O IL a n d . l h t •xcalU nt le r v lc o they hiTO
PORTABLE
was »
The captains fro m both t t n m -
played fo r score gum o w h ich w os
bia A v e ., U nion Beach, entertained
R on ald oL. Vashey, son o f Mr.
nnd M rs. J S;_W VoRhty, 535 Cam*
bridge A ve., Union | Beiich, le ft
yesterday fo r tho L ackland A{i>
F o rce Base, T exa s,' havin g enlisted
recen tly in the .A ir . F o r c e . , '
p h o n t in d In form u i h o w w e ll pleated th oy ore w llh ou r
b een
SEVEN
A m b oy , end (h e score
N ew ark, and M rs. .Chjirlo4 Dpbrlnif 5-5.
C h elc* o l S C olors
H e a v y . Q uality D uran
lLt. Sm ith wns v e ry activ e in
M atawan H igh ' S ch o o l sports and
822 attended R u tgers U niversity;
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From
Warehouse
To You...
Entertains Guest*
N ick
Fedele, ClifTwood
A ve.,
C liffw ood, w h o o w n e d an d operated
tho A m o c o
Borvico station
on
Rquto 35, K eyp ort. left T u esday to
enter the A rm y at Fort D ix. Fedele,,
w h o graduated from M ataw an H. S.
In 1049, p layed footb u ll a u d rbase«
ball w h ile a' student thero.
A n t h o f^ M ontaypa, w h o b u ilt
and operated the Rou te 35 servicO
stiition bi?fore Mr. Fedele took ovnr
the business, has resum ed charge
o f operations,
Proud of
our
and our...
Record for
.175
757 R ose H ill T ru ck in g
49
C u rlew ’s Restaurant.
49
John 's B ar
......................i .• -43
138 1Strother's B u ilders . . . . . . . 41
......... 40
101 A m e rica n L eg ion
158 O ld Dutch T a vern ............ 37,
155 V artese Con struction . . . . . 30
170 B ar H
................................. 23
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Crate's B everagos (2)
1G0
172
K orten h a u s. , . . .
170
150
172
M eQrath
V rcela n d ............ . . 148 - 2 1 1 -- 2 0 2
154
175
Genovesre ...... .. . . 150
20-1
200
•' Pep .................... ..
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H eyport
W ellin g . . . . . . . .
Y ou n cofsk i . . . . .
A ; Pennetti . . . .
F ren ch
..............
K a u fe r ........ ..
C f'- Pennetti
.
Ja cob s .................
.. 102
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O il B u rn er and B oiler C lean ln f
M orrell, Cadah C h eck . In
.
H arvey ' M o rre ll a n d . . G ro v e r S ervice. G et the m ost o u t o f you r
Fuel
O il D olla r S tu lU
w jU
C ndeni-both o f- M ataw an, have )jeen
.110. 7 re sen t~ T an lrr-w h en -4ie—graduated,
141 f r o m ‘ B oot C am p at Parris Island,
212
S, _C,‘, recently.-_____
170
A s a result o f field experien ce
a n d clussroorn lectiirep, the n ow
798
M arino is w e ll versed in m ilitary
1
s u b je cts ' such a precision \ drill,
209
flrt aid, h ygien e, and field tactics:
159
In addition; tp* the Garar\d rifle,
100
w ith w h ich h e •qualified, S w itzer
flred o th e r infantry w eapons $uch
224
a& the .45 ca lib e r pistol, carbine
201
and B row n in g autom atic riile. H e
also w itnessed dem onstration firing
953
o f the m achine gun, m ortar and
flame throw er.
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W y c k o ff
.......... 157
102 108
S w itzer enlisted in Uie M arine
144 ICO C orps on Jan. 25, <1951.
K a u f c r ......... . . . . . . 1 7 2
B u rk t . . . . . . . . . . . . 153 • 159 109
Sm ith A t F o rt H ood ...
B elber ......................... 170
11
S cco n d Lt.' H arold ' G. (D utchie)
"21
200
Costic ........... . . . . . . ' 1' 7 9
Sm ith, h u sb a n d .of Mi*s. Joan Sm ith,
837
831
784 45 S heffield St., J e r s e y City, and
son o f M r.a n d M rs.H aVold J. Sm ith,
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V arlese Con struction (I)
B om m cr . . i . . . . . . . 194
206
189 102 Jackson St., M atawan, arriv ed
147 at. F ort H ood last w e e k fo r assign*
131
V arlese .................... 154
th e
n ew ly-reactiva ted
135
133 m ent to
B lind ........................ 135
161
176 First' A rm o re d Dlvisiorf.
G lnter ..............
144
848
857 . 781\
fM cQ ueen 's Cleaner* (0)
129
183
___ . . . 115
J /.E n g lis h
115 , 110 D orl
L e s b r ie l. . . . . . . .. . . . - 85
140
R ; English ........ . . . 120 -■ 150
177
102
JVTetzger jr. .. .. . . .1 5 0
105
171
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.
.
118
M cQ u een • ,•••••
p a <*£
v ey , M rs. M ichael ltu rv ey , n l l o l
. : Fjidflt Enl*ri A*™ ?
T rio A l D ix
Joseph R. P cse u x ; R D 1, K e y p o rt,
Jam es Brand, Main St.. B clfo rd , and
C harles F / W ahl, P o o le A v e., K pyport, are assigned to C o. A , 47th
Infantry Reghnent at F o r t D ix , fo r
the usual six w eeks o f physical c o n ­
dition in g and training.
Mused r e lla —.-rr-. ; —r-16&— 150798
015 1007
t
R .-K ru se r jr. . . . . . . 208
216.
K ty p o r l C leantre i i )
R . K ru ser s i r ; ___ 4
245
------- O v erly . .; i . r.vi ; 7 V 135• 107 - 2 0 2 D indoto*
. ;t t ; ~ ~ 1 3 7
167
179
144
. . . 179
-...F erraro ; ;.
h . 201' J 138
138
.... C o c c i ........
621 005r
149
. . . 200
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D i l l o n ___ __T.
Strother's (1)
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175 D avino
195
D flvino ................ . . . 1 8 1
.................... 160 \> 197
M aiwini- . .\ . . . . . . :** 134
171
002
811. 843 P ow elson ................ 221
150
• * A m erica n . Leirian m
M ay-—t- ' t - . i -i -t -,-* ». . .. 450 - i <
139 C. Sardella . . . . . . . . 103 180
,
Fftrlby- . . ............. . . . 1 4 8
171
154 P errln e ..........................
150
M cFarland
. . . M8
148
212
140
K ru te r . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
121
199
Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . 140
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150 .
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H om an . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178: • 203
John's Bar (2)
■. a
750
assigned to F light 1078. Squadron
3717; at L ackland A ir F o rce Base,
San A n ton io, Tex., w h e r e they are
e m barked upon the grind o f recruit
training. In lettera to their fa m il­
ies, b oth report that next to r e c e iv ­
Ing loiters from h om e and from
their friends, they en joy* receivin g
copies o f •‘this •new spaper, w hich,
they say, arc com in g thrt>Ufcfl okay.
Th anks fo r the plug, guys.
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THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, MATAWAN. N. J.
PAGE EIGHT
Cedar Grove And
Cheesequake News
Lagoydas Have Party
For Daughter; Chilrch
School Adds Pupils
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THURSDAY. Aj>RlL 5, 1951
Morganville ■.Scouts
Register For . Year
G irl S cout T r o o p 40 o f M organ*
v illc, has been re -rcg lste re d fo r tho
co m in g y e a r ond o fficers h ave been
elccted. N am ed ,to o ffice
w ere
Joan M arcsca, . treasurer; B ernice
Szym anski, assistant treasurer; P a t­
ricia
Taber,
s e cre to ry ;
F rances
Taber, chairm an o f . gam es; and
Judy Plosky, ju n io r reporter.
N on-ofliec, h old ers w h o also w ere
re-re^jstered w o re Palm a BHottl,
Jean
Szym anski
and aM arjorie
Smith.
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' Mr. r«n d Mrfir M icha el L agoyda
entertained Sunday afternoon' in
h on or o f their daughter, K athryn,
_who__yWas' celeb ra tin g h er Seventh
birthday. Gue&U w e re G a yle M illiflan,- R ob ertsville; K aren Lngoyda,
Mew -York; M artin Juarez,—M ary .
o u and BO Do Zee, Perth A m boy ;
Floren ce and F elcn K eating, Elaine
Burlovte^ and
K atherine
Ruth
Lagoyda.
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T w o new
pupils. Cariil
Ann
H eller arid Hannah N orm an w ere
w elcom ed
last S u n d a y
at * thc
ch u rch sch ool o f O u r S a v iou r.......
Mrs. R ichard DuiTord and -h e r
house
guests, M rs.
Charles
S.
" BufTord, Flanders, - arid Mrs. Clar*
M iss M arie G aub, chairm an o f
e n cc
E. T urton
sr.,
Cranford,
the Red C ross d riv e In the B row nvisited M rs. Jere B aker oJ K e n ­
tow n-C edar G ro y e area has re­
; vlllo, Tuesday.
t
ported a totul co lle c tio n o f $129.
T he
Ladies A u xilia ry o f
thc
Mrs. Jo h n C h am berlain was In
Cheesequake Ind. F ire Co. isjsp on charge o f tho Cedar G ro y e area
sorin g a card party In the flrehousc
where $51.50 w as collected.
She
A p r. 13.
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by
Mrs.
H ow ard
T he ch u rch schools it o f
O ur
H elsor, M rs. R ichard DufTord, M rt.
Saviour, Cheesequake; St. M ary's,
W illiam ■ Pitney and M!s«* H elen
K eyport, and T rinity, Matawun,
P a rtr id g e .; Miss Gnub, a s sistcd .b y
. w ill h ave a jo in t m eeting o f thc
M iss Ann M olnar, .collected 577.50
. teachers n n d . parents o f thc chll*
in thc B row ntow n sectioh.
d r c n ln church sch ools to be held
Sunday m ornnig at the B row n ­
at Trinity Parish H all, M atw an nt
town Union Sun day S ch ool, James
8 p.m. A p r. 0. Dr. V ictor H oag,'
A race was aw arded a fifth year
d irector o f religious education in
attendance bur, and Patsy Cottrell
the Episcopal D iocese o f N ew Je r­
received a secon d year wreath.
sey rvvill Address thc group <on
T he pupils In thc eighth grade
“ L ife In the Christian IIom c,M
o f the B row n tow n S ch o o l arc plan­
. 'P v t. L a w ren ce Cresyman, w ho
ning a trip to N ow Y o rk , Satur­
is stationed a t F ort D ix , spent thc
day. .......... ...
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w eekend ..visiting Ills parents, Mr.
Mr, and Mre. Jacob G aub o f
and Mrs. Nathan Crossman.
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B row ntow n, spent W ednesday e v e ­
Mrs. Richard Russell and dau gh ­
ning at thc hom e o f .Mr. and M rs.
ter, LaVerne, o f N ew ark,
w ere
:W h ited _B rQ iv n _C h ccsed u a k c^
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~ S u n d n y ^ d lm rer^ ffu cstB ~ or_ M m i n a
... M r .. nnd '-Mrs. Ii3rirt_Gaub-.\verc.
; M fs;: C lyd e Bow ne.
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recent dinner guests o f thcir sonMrs, Ro&e Burlew o f F a ir Haven,
InOaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
an d Mrs. Stanley D ey ond sons,
"Paul M olnar, B row ntow n.
R oger and A llien , w ere F rid ay d in ­
Mrs. J. S oney o f K enilw orth, and
ner guesst o f M r .und Mrs. O lho
A n drew Balint o f Elizabeth, w ere
Schnuek.
luncheon guests yesterday o f Mr.
Ml>* M ildrpfl Dpiin,_fiQUth— Am.
S oney 's dau ghter ana Mr, _ m im i's
b oy, Pvt. L aw rence Crcssnian and
n jcce, M rs.. Paul Blahotn.
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M r. and Mrs. C h ris iC irschm an -jr.Mr. and Mrs. J u liu s K e g y c and
attended thc. .stock ca r races at
daughters, K athleen and P earl, o f
R u ppcrt Stadium , N ewurk, Sunday.
N ew . B runsw ick, and Mrs. M ollie
Pfp. Jninc.N D , B ow n e o f Cnmp
Varga o f N ew Y o rk City, w ere S u n ­
A lterb u ry, Ind., is e n jo y in g an
day evening guests o f M r. a n d j
eight-day furlough at thc hom o o f
Mrs. Paul M olnar.
his parents, M r. and Mrs. C lyde
Mr. and Mrfc N icholas A ruce and
Bow ne.
,
sons, visited thc T ren ton M useum,
A t the M arch m eeting o f thc
Sunday.
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W hited "B row n
S ch ool
ParentT ea ch er Association, a nom inating
com m itted com posed o f Mra. Earl
W hite, M rs. Joseph Jackson and
M rs. Gus M eyer, w as appointed tu
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prepare a tlate o f officers io r
T he M usic Com m ittee o f thc B ayo lcctiq n at tlie A p ril m eeting. , 1 view
Presbyterian
C hurch
w ill
sponsor n food sale on Saturday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at fclifTw ood C ivic A ssociation building.
. R ock y Tom asello, M atawan, 152, T he m oney w il l.b e used to erpay
thc
church fo r thc robes pu r­
ic o r c d a fou r-rou n d kn ockou t o v e r
H ow ard Sulignay, B rooklyn, last chased fo r thc choir.
night at Elizabeth.
T h o bout, T h e m oney w ill be utcd to repay
scheduled for six rouads, w as a Mn-. James K n o x. O th er m t n v
w ild-sw in gin g • affair
fr o m 0 the
outset. The M atawan fighter had
hia oppon ent d o w n in cnch o f the
three rounds p rior to the knock'
oUt.
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vn Red
Cross Report
Canvassing Included
Cedar Grove Area;
Other Activities
bers o f the com m itttee a r e , Mrs.
H a rfy P. N ielsen, Mrs. Edw ard
K e lle y , M rs. A rth u r'M ctz c and M iss
S h irley R lcth.
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•The m em bers o f t h e 'c h o i r arc
also assisting In thc contribu tion o l
the m erch andise and in sellin g fo o d
on Saturday. T h ey arc Mr*. Ber*
that Bishof, M rs. H arold H atfield,
Mrs. Edna H ill, M rs. E dw ard Ricth,
Mrs. Joseph Sinclair, and Mrs.
R ob ert W alla ce. 1
First Aid Auxiliary......
Food Sale Saturday
The M ataw an First. A id “Squad.
A u x ilia r y r—m eeting—T-uesday—nightIn thc F irst A i d Building, inado
•plans to h o ld a food sale this Sat*
urdny in tho John L. T aislnl
A g cn cy , starting at 10 d;itt. P roceeds
w ill b e given* ’to* the M atawatf
R eh abilitation Com m ittee Inc.
Mrs. H arry C lu n e w as appointed
chairm an o f a -treasure'-chest-'plan,
w h e re b y m em bers w ill bring ar­
ticles fo r the' phdstr- and these w ill
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be sold to th e p u b lic .
It was ann ounced that thc squad
has been presented w ith a dozen
sheets ! and p illo w cates, several
blankets and three leather m edical
kits. Mrs. Rose C olot presided and
12 m em bers w e re present.
ROSS
w.
' Plan A id Courses .
R alph D olan rep orted fo r the
M ataw an F lrsi A id Squ ad that a
n e w c o u rse Was starting, in first
a id next. T u esday night a n d that a
co u rse w as also b e in g * s ta r te d In
th e . tow n sh ip
tonight.
P ersons
w ish in g to en roll should report_ at
first aid headquarters o r ca ll the 1r
to w n sh ip defense head, in Recordo n ce w h ether th ey liv e in the b o r-
o u g h o r.tow n s h ip . M r. D olan stated
c h a r g e ,. E. S tory
M ea n s
T u n e -u p T im e
BEAL'S Friendly Service
Route 35
Tel. KEport 7-3287
AT LAST!!
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'E v e r sin ce last sum m er w al’ h a v e been tryin g io find the
bargain in curtains w h ich y o u e n jo y e d bu yin g from u i at a p r ice
y o u cou ld afford l o pay.
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A n y lim a w e can brinjj to the p e o p le In this area n ew curtains,
any co lo r, a n y sU e, In d iv id u a l]^ w /a jip o d , fo r V i the p rice on e o f
the largest departm ent aiorai ’ in ’ N. i . is getting fo r them , w e
co n sid e r it a bargain fo r y o u .
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Tel. Mat. 1-2623M2
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B o w lin g L ea gu e, a non-partisan sports organ isation ? A n d d id n 't y o u w ait 14 years b e J?.1? ,in; I 0“ ucJ n s 50u r l» w p rotectin g volu n teer firem en w h o p a r ticip a te In parad es?
D W n ’ t th ese firem en require this .p rotection as fa r b a c k as 1937?
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W ill y o u tell the p e op le o f M on m ou th C ou nty w h y M a y o r G e o rg e S m o c k o f
A sb u ry P a rk Is su p p ortin g y o u ? '
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j® - , A l^ wl11 yon te ll tbe R ep u blican voters w hy y o u w e re fr ie n d ly w ith felm er.....
w e n e d u rin g h|s cam paign a g a ln st'G ov ern or D ris coll?
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W hy h “ Tf ,rou
10 “ >ke * *ln gle appearance b e fo r e the S tate D ivision
o f N avigation on w aterw ay Im provem en ts f o r y o u r C ou n ty ? Isn’t it tru e you sa id n o th “ .“J.3 :6 ® ,d o l‘ c t o reop en Shark R iv er In le t? A n d didn’ t the S ta te d o som eth in g
w h en this P r o je c t w as taken u p b y Assem blyhtan T h om p son , N avigation M em ber W ayne
• . M oM urray and C on g reM h u n A u ch in closs t o the exten t th ey a rra n g e d to have N ew J e r ­
sey loan 5160,000 t o the F ed era l G overn m en t f o r the w ork w h ile y o u va ca tion ed In
M e x ic o ?
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the T e lep h o n e C enter at
C am p K ilm e r alon e has
ps many sw itchboard p o si­
tion s as w ou ld be needed
to serve a housing d e velop ­
m ent o f 1300 hom es.
Captain
M. Goch*naur, U.Sa , Ii foif
olgnolOfflctr af CampKllmtf. ond o vstaron
Of W«M War M. Hii fin* ceopkqtlon w)th
JoMph K. ChoboV, of Holnfltlcl, N«w J*rt«y
0*ir*ipitlal X*pr«t*ntQj|v« al Camp Kilmsr,
mokti imoelh «pwo*»«n of
uTal«phon#
C*nt«r' poMlbU.
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a Service man o r wom an
w h o did n ’t want to talk to
the “ hom e fo lk s” by l o n g
D is fU n c e ? O n e o f N e w
Jersey B e ll’ s m ost urgent
job s is t o p rovide. fa c ilitie s
■fo r m aking,.these m oraleb u ild in g c a lls . - T h is r e ­
q u i r e s m a n p o w e r an d
equipm ent, f o r instance,
It’s th* new Ford Vlcforla •
"Test Drive" it
at your
FORD DEALER’S
IO HUP SPUD YOUR LONO
DISTANCI C A U S -on d tf,n t *f
tanrlc. man—pl.at. gly. th.
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HaV<f 3 0 0 * Ver 80U fht and b e e n d en led the Position o f c o u n s e l f o r M on m ou th
1®,_ W h y d o you m ake prom ises to b oth s p o r t fisherm en a n d c om in erclsl fish er11 m en on legislation h a rm fu l t o both g r o u p s ?
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• H u n d r e d s o f D e fe n s e
plants also require addi­
tional T e lep h o n e service;
N e w Jersey B e ll is g lad to
. rep ort that the construction
p rogra m started in 1945
makes it possible to meet
th e s e e m e r ^ e n c ^ n e e d s
prom ptly, w hile continuing
to g iv e you g o o d service.
M uch m ore, o f course, r e ­
m ains to be done to serve
those w aitin g fo r service
and the thousands . w h o
apply cach m onth. I t is
bein g do n c as fast a J rta rce
materials are available.
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D®1}** y o u think 14 years, in th e L e fls la tu r e dre enough f o r o n e m a n f A n d
w h y d d you fa il to w in sc p p o r t fr o m y o u r c o lle a fu o a a t Trenton b o t h a s a can d id ate f o r
M fJ o rlty L e a d e r an d as S p ea k er o f the A ssem b ly ?
c .n ii
l" ,ve„ y ?1u
* ° i ak« » ' ' “ S 'e *tep to halt p o llu tio n o f R aritan and
S an d y H ook Bays, p ollu tion w h ic h orig in a tes In N ew Jersey and i s con B n ed t o N ew J e r *Sy , . o ‘ i o ra
* you ,^ ow n ~C o u n t T r H H n ’t , h l l f » IIut,0n ~ c » i « ‘ d s r e a t h a n t r t o —
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o f F re e h o ld e rs o n Im portant m atters req u irin g State assistance w h ile you h ave b e e n
S e n a to r?
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_ I o w m betw een Sea B right.and_M anasquan?_ H asn 't yon r-Job as C h alrm an o f - t h * B ea ch
E rosion C om m ission con sisted la rg ely o f press r e le iie s ?
in d iv id u a l
O rd m
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to obtain state hirfaWnjr fu n g s f o r M on m ou tfi C o n n il!„.
despite the fa c t such fu n d s h a ve b een m ade available to oth er C o u n tie s ? Is n ’t It a fact
that not a sin g le m ile of.Jiew highw ay has b e e n b u ilt In M on m ou th sin ce the W ar? W hy
d o T ren ton r e p o r ts r e fe r to y o u r h igh w ay hills a i "P h a n tom H ig h w a y s ? " W1U y o u c o n tln ue to d ela y the w id en in g o f R ou tes 34, 35, 36 an d fl-4, the o p e n in g o f A sb u ry A v e ­
n u e, the m ain artery to A sb u ry P a rk , th rou gh Earle N aval D e p o t, an d th e exten sion
o f the R ou te 4 Park w ay In M on m ou th C o u n ty ?
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Matawan
T «la p h o n « M Blaw an 1-2287
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M on m o u th
1 12. Y o u m ake m u ch o f th e f a c t that y o u Introduced a b llL req u J rin r 85 p e rce n t
o f ra ce track e m p loy ees to b e N ew Jersey residents, a p o lic y In vograe at th e tttae you
o ffe r e d y o u r b ill. D id y o u ask G o v e rn o r D riscoll to veto thlft bill a fte r It was passed?
C H A R L IE ’S MATAWAN INN
Rte. 9-4 at Freneau Ave. >
jtm n e m i
tOpllpnal nl extra coit
of
B. W hy h ave y o u fa iled to m ake y o u r position c le a r as to a F O U R T H race t r a c k In N ew Jersey . D o n ’t y o u th ln k .T H R E E tra ck s a r e e n o u g h ?
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« « * l « c t o f M on m ou th C od n ty resp on sib le f o r th e fa c t that a large
p a r i o f the 3c clg a ret tax has been d iv erted fr o m p a b llo s c h o o ls? W asn’ t -th is tax In­
ten d ed to r e liev e h om o ow ners an d sm all busin essm en ? W hen d id y o u raise y o u r voice
against this p o lic y ?
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22, . M " ’ 1 11 trUe that ^ 0“ v o te w ith the “ D ead E n d’ 1 kids in th e s ecret R ep u b lica n
y o u r p o s itio n ? D id you k n ow tbat y o u r op p on en t,
R ich a rd i t . Stout* Is p led g ed t o rid th e S tate o f this viciou s caucus r u le ?
S.a,u£uL°« J?efl r,efu8e .to d isclose
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To fkel the * \ p a n d ,p o w e r o f FordV V-8 (the
only V - 8 In' the low -price field) you'd never
beliave It’s to lavlnoful. Ford** AutomaticMllfta g a ,,
M aker squaezes the last ounce o f power out o f .
• a v t r y d r o p o f gas. And you'll And superquick,
•Idrti wllh Ford'i W aterproof lgr>!Hon Syiieml
V oters
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1 '- ^ ou have tried to m ake M on m ou th P ark race track an issu e in th is cam paign.
D oesn t y ou r .cam paign m a n a g e r ; H arry B . C r ook , Jr., h old a co n tr a c t w ith M onm outh
P ark and oth er tracks? Isn ’ t h e an Inspector, f o r the State R a cin g C om m ission ? A n d
h i s n ’t H arry B . C rook , S r., fo rm e r ly C h ie f C ou n ty D etective, d istrib u ted y o u r cartip a lgn ca rd s at G u lfstream P a rk track In F lorid a. A n d ,w h y d id H arry B . C r o o k , Jfr„
state r e ce n tly that he “ had n oth in g” against A m o r y H askell and M on m ou th P a rk ?
8. Y o u r cam paign treasu rer, M r. H en ry P a tterson , stated p u b lic ly that y ou r fre e
b o * at M on m ou th P a rk was o ccu p ie d b y “ p e op le w h o potared m o n e y Into M on m ou th
P a rk ’s c offers.” W h o w e re these heavy bettor*, M r. H erb ert?
LongDistanceistheShort Way Home
|t’* d V-S Powarhous*
H Alaw aa 1-U7I-M
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?• W hy are M onm outh C ou n ty resid en ts co m p e lle d t o g o to th eir A ssem blym en ,
o r S en a tors fr o m o th e r C ou nties, f o r assistance o n m atters n h l c b th eir ow n S en a tor
p r e fe rs to ig n o r e ?
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CU FFW O O D , BEACH
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W hy have you fB lled as S en a tor to Interest y o u r s e lf Itt any o f the State’s
w elfare, p ro g r a n u t o r e lie v e th e a ged an d In firm ?
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‘ p . Is It true that j'o u a c c e p t fe e s to a p p ea r b e fo r e C om m ission s an d B oa rd s o f
the State G overn m en t w h ose app oin tm en ts and salaries are s u b je c t to y ou r a p p rov a l in
t h e . S en a te?
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It1* u d a iw iiu g and conv«rtibl«-imarl, thlt new
Ford Victoria, wllh baeuHful iiepr styling I You'll
And ibump*free com fort on a ll rood* with Ford’s
Automatic Ride C o n t r o l . . smooth, easy slops
wlfh Doubla-Seal Klng-SJze B rakes. . . ond the
w ;fln eil automatic driving ever with Fordomotlc.*
Sales — 8erVtc#
3. H ow d o you a ccou n t f o r th e fa c t that all o f the e le c t e d R ep u b lica n o ffic e ­
h old ers in M onm outh C ou n ty are o p p o s e d t o y o u r n om in a tion ? H a ven ’t th ey fo u n d It
Im possible to o b ta in y o u r C oop eration?
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3 6 0 0 P A IR S
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ELECTROLUX
C la a sa r aiid A ir P u rifier
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2. W hy have y o u refu sed to d is clos e y o u r position on Im portant b ills In the
S en a te? Is this because y o u r p o lic ie s as M onm outh C ou n ty S e n a to r are d icta te d by
{Senator “ H ap” F a rley o f A tla n tic C o u n ty ?
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T o m a t o piftes
SPAGHETTI AND M EAf BALLS
JUMBO HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICHES
s A fB t
G. M. WIGGINS
Local R i p r « i « n ii l ln fo r
toe believe the voters are entitled to these answers before
the'Republican. Primary Tuesday, April 17th
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A r e iyoti buying Security Bonds?
hall. H e said he exp ected to ha^e
th c w h o le com m u nications setup
f o r b orou gh hall, as d e fe n s e . head­
q uarters rea d y soon. M r. C raw ­
fo r d d isclosed crysta ls had been
issued to p u t all “ h am s" co-oper*
a t ln g /o ii the sam e freq u en cy. '
E dw in H. D om in ick w as reported
to b e tr a n s p o rtin g . a Jarge black*
b oa rd fro m the sc h o o l to borough
h all fo r use o l the d efen se council
free o f ch arge.
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Insure smooth, safe driving this'
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Spring, with a Spring tonic for ■
your car. Drive in today for rapid,.
courteous 'care from experts. ...........'
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U se o f -t h e fa cilities o f M ataw an
F ree P u b lic L ib r a r y f o r d e fe n s e
c o u n c il n eed s w ill b e s o u g h t
TOWING 'SERVICE )
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and
As Independent Republicans. o f Monmouth County,
pledged to ,the election o f ...
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LANZARO BROS.
M o rlg a g o L oa n C orrespondent* fo r the
H O W A R D S A V IN G S* IN S T IT U T IO N / N ew ark
points
G reen
" 279 M ain S t and a third at borough
J.
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LOUISSTULTZ,»?:
Call — Ts FRANK APPLEBY AGENCY
Main St. & Mattison Ave.
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“ Asbury Park, N. J ...................
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w o u ld lik e th e a n s w e r s t o th e s e q u e s tio n s
LET US VACU U M CLEAN
YO U R FURNACE, NOW I
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transm ission
f o r J, S tanley M erbert
“ We Have Everything — The Yz Price Market”
.. OPEN EVERY PAY
SUNDAYS
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afea , ’ on e
MAGHAN AGENCY
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three
W-, W hite V illa ge, o n e at his h om e at
R a y C ra w fo rd ’ re p o rte d f o r the
r a d io “ ham s.'’- ;H e M id th ere . was
a n eed f o r voiu n U ^ r op era tors in
the
w h o le b^y^norej. area.
M r.
C ra w fo rd disclosed the m en in the
g r o u p had been bu ylrig cqu ip in en t
ou t o f the^r ow n p o c k e ts f o r , the
ln te 2x o m m u n ic a t io n ^ " ‘8 e t u p
but
c a u t io n e d th ey w o u ld n o w haye- to
h a v e h elp fro m th e b orou gh or
som e o th e r sou rce.
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M r. C ra w ford : stated there w o u ld
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KEYPORT 7 -2 1 0 4 ••KEYPORT
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S p r in g tim e
W in t e r
O F F H IS F E E T /
U S E O U R HIGH-GRADE
O ltrF O R W E A T / -
f U U O IL* k'£ R 0(m 'C O A L
H a llock and
E . S m ith Jr..
R e p u b lic a n
knock p o p
O IL B U R N I N G
E Q U IP M E N T S SERVICE
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theTe w e re t w o ! n o w instru ctors in in ;the
138 Main Street MATAWAN, N. J.
TelephoneMatawan 1-0003
HOWARD LOAN
L a st year, 35,000 A m ericans ^werc
killed In traffic accidents.
c
Quick Battery Service
COLOT'S, Matawan
e xpressed m isgivin gs about trans*
portation os ’ M ichael KldzuSi -In
charge,. app arently cou ld not de*
v o te the tim e n eeded to the w ork !
K arl H e u se r,'in charge o f englnc crln g . reported the cellurs o f tho
F p rd a g e n c y ,. V r e e la n d 's . garage
an d ttye apartm ent houses in the
b o rou gh had been lin ed up fo r air
raid sheHcrs. He said signs fo r thc
d irection s to the shelters sh ou ld be
r e c e iv e d soon. M r. H euser alSQ re ­
ported d ifficu lty in gettin g volun*
Dr. V icto r H oa& d ire cto r o f
religiou s education in the d lo ccs e j
o f N ew Jersey,' w ill speak bn
“ Christian H om e L ife ” at a Joint
m eeting o f parents and teachers
o f thc S un day S chools p f three area
Ephicopal Churches, M onday e v e ­
n in g , in T rin ity pGrish Hall, M at­
awan.
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The c h u r c h e ? . includ e T rin ity o f
M aiaw an; St. .M a ry ’s o f K ey port;
and
C h urch
of
O ur
Saviou r,
C h eeiequ akc. %
f
BUILD YOUR HOME
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(C ontinued fro m p a ge one)
Presbyterian
C h urch
m ig ht
be
interestecf^ln the 'W o rk . H e also
jte e ra , stating, there seem ed little
enthusiasm
fo r
the r “ p ick
and
sh o v e l" W ork in v o lv e d ,
It w as reported the H appi truck
in g firm had volu n teered th e use
o f . its trucks : to ca rry w a te r fo r
d rin k in g heeds .o r firefighting pur
poses i f the w ater system , w a s . put
o u t o f operation b y a bom b,
Episcopal Groups
To Meet Monday ...
Bayview Group Will
Hold Sale Saturday
Tomasello Winner
Convoy Of 150 Cars
23. D o y o u th in k It p r o p e r to accept* w h ile In the Seh a te, a C a dillac car fro m
person s w h o don a ted $100 ea ch ? A n d dld&tt y o u tell these m en th at My o u 'd never let
them dow n . A n d d o y o u think It p r o p e r lo a cce p t a telev ision s e t w h ile s e r v ln r as
* ' Senator?.
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24. Isn ’ t It a fa c t that y o n ca lled sp ecia l m eetin g s o f S h o r e m u n icip a lities a fter
the H urrican e o f 1038, the H urrican e o f 1944 and the storm o f 1950, to w hich y o u gave
w id e p u b licity , y e t n ot n sin g le d o lla r o f stale m on ey w as e v e r spent f o r storm r e lie f?
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Me. Herbert’s record o f neglect nnd failure as State Senator requires the
election of-n man who will protect Monmouth County’s interests. Monmouth
County cannot afford to have Its progress nnd grow th stym ied at Trenton
by tne selfish personal ambitions o f an individual,
ELECT:
RICHARD R. STOUT
IN D E P E N D E N T R E P U B L IC A N L E A G U E
O F M ONM OUTH CO U N TY
Paid for by independent Hepuoucan le a g u e C am paign C om m iiitt"