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A Panorama Of Local People And Events COVERING (OWNJIIIPS OP HOLMDEL, MADISON tUMLSMO, MATAWAN AND MA1AVAN BOROUGH 9Stf» YEAR — S2nl W EEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, J U N E 25, 1964 H ib I m Jaw ; H r w Aaaeelallaa SingU Copy Tea Cents A Work On Cliffwood Sewer Lines Starts Work o( laying m iiiu for the Cliffwood icwer «y..tem geli under Way tomorrow or Monday. Mayor Henry B. Tripbtuen, as chairman •C IM Matawaa Towiuhlp Sewer- age Authority, itated last night. He declared the C. J. Parian firm, Eaat Brunswick, atood in readlnesi to move In (or work on their tl,- IH.tOt contract (or layiag the eiaini. The time schedule calls (or them to complete the job by the ^ firs t P*rt of (he year, In 219 dayj. But the other half o( the Job, that Of getting a federal grant toward Ihe erection of a treatment plant is threatened with a delay of sever- al months, the mayor feared, be- cause of technicalities in approving a 1150,000 to $IM,000 grant. Mayor Traphagen commented that this waa not what (he township had to- tally sought, the maximum al S2SU,- •00 or 30 per cent of the coat, but It would be a grant of sufficient •mount to make it a financially •upportable undertaking. , The mayor stated that lhe plant Obviously could not be completed •nd tied into the mains until late ■prlng or early summer. But he •xpresied satisfaction that with Pardun starting work now, Ihe Wains would be down in the streets -r before the ground fro/* next win- ter. Ta A tstln Water Camyaay The Authority moved ahead with tfie formalities needed for the ac- quisition of the Strathmore Water Co. Mayor Traphagen explained #te Authority waa yielding the right tl action to the townahip committee (continued on page four) Hospital Fund Drive Continues Union loach Load* In Quota Standing ' Union Beach still kadi all towns in the campaign drive foi the Bay- Ihore Community Hospital to be lo- cated on 17 acrea of land on Beera St., Holmdel. D Louis Tonti, general campaign chairman Of ttiia new IM-bed gen- oral hM piul,haa announce# the re- auks of the 1014 volui teer workers Who are calling upon families in (continued on page four) Concroto Mix Plant In Koyport Near Lino Application for a building permit tar a $23,000 concrete mixing plant 'aa made to Frank Flynn, Keyport tiding inspector, by Anthony Jampo,v Middleown, Monday, for a ^ j.S-acre tract off Clark St. lo the aorlh, bordering the lands of the E irtner Bzura Chemical Co. Mr. lynn advised the Keyport Zoning nard of Adjustment Tuejduy as the manufacture of "concrete and plmitic products" Is a permitted use tinder Article XI Section I, para- graph VII of the zoniiiK ordinance of 1954, the law requires a permit |>> be issued within seven day*. The tite was one tor which Mr. Campo sought to locate an asphalt batching plant a year »C" and was lurned down 4-1 on an application In the board for a use variance. On the original a|iplication for a building permit (or the asphalt plant, Mr. Flynn sent Mr. Cainpo to the board for a variance as an * asphalt plant was not a permitted Use under the ordinance. The location is at the border line between Koyport and Matawan Township In the Lloyd Kd. area. Pranktton ActiVo Matuwan Police reported a burn- ing cross was found on the prop- erty of thu Erdmann residence, Edgemere Dr. at 2: IS a.m. Sunday. TOa cross was discovered by the Wibon family, Middlesex Rd , When they went to investigate two C uths loitering in the neighbor* [>d . Police believe it was the W<vk of pranksters. * P Cai At Toor Got Clinic All three area police departments are represented at the FB I sem- inar for police departments on the use of (ear ga« in riots or against dangerous criminals. Chief John J. Melna, Matawan Borough Police, Chief Ralph E, Wallace, Matawan Township Police, and Lt. George Hansen and F ll. Ronald Heuer, Madison Township Police, are In attendance in Pennsylvania where the four-day Instructional demon- strations are given, Air Objections To Ordinances Matawan Council Adopts Unanimously Two ordinances, one amending an ordinance authorizing the 000 extension of the sewer collec- tion system in 1981, and the other providing regular borough employ- ees with salary increases runging from 1100 to $300 were adopted un- animously Tuesday night by the Matawan Borough Council. Councilman Leon Cliristinat, sew- er committee chairman, said the amendment reflects changes in the physical rights of way as well as adjustments between estimated and actual costs (or easement-s, super- vision, legal and engineering costs. William Tierney, 193 Main St., asked for a breakdown of fees. He (continued on page four) Non-State Aidod Bus Routos Considered Madison Township Board of Edu- cation recently named a special committee to consider transporta- tion for children living at less than the two-mile limit frnm schools but who must traverse heavily tra- veled highways walking to their schooK Patrick A. Torre, assistant superintendent of aohools, reported on a survey he had made of the situation. He determined 1616 chil- dren would qualify for such trans- portation ana he estimated it would take JS more bus runs, to rust f-6,- 250. He noted there ia consideration being given in Trenton to a liberal- izing of the law on state . aided transportation by which local dis- trict would get state aid, covering 75 percent of costs, for bus runs to take small childre.i from the sideroads of high - traffic streets. But he cautioned the board cannot assume such a bill for added trans- portation will pau and mint be prepared to meet all coots. Another consideration is tiie par- ent* are now providing privately fi- nanced transportation for 490 pu- pils, he noted. The cost of trans- portation in ttie current budget i.s $180,000, on which tile state grants 75 per cent reimberseinent One spectator asked the laying side- walks be considered as an alterna- tive to added school costs. Will Nam* Barkalow To Counsol's Post Joseph C. Irwin, director of the Monmouth County Board of Free- holders, confirmed Monday the board plan.* to name Clifton T. Barkalow to succeed the ailing Howard W. Roberts as county counsel and John M. Pillsbury as assistant counsel. A former assemblyman, and Marlboro Township attorney, M r. Barkalow was appointed assistant Set Meeting On School Tax Issue Council Agroos To Hoar Arguments The Matawan Borough Council voted Tuesday night to meet with representatives of the Marc Woods Residents Association and the Lochslea Cluh tomorrow on the school tax apportionment issue. The meeting was requested by Donald T. Day, Lochslea president, and Thomas Ryun, Marc Woods presi- dent, at the council meeting. Robert La Mura, borough at- torney, said no further meetings between the groups were neces- sary. He said he met with M r. Day and M r, Ryan and their at- torney, Arthur Siegfried, Red Hank. Monday and nothing tvas agreed upon. He said the positions of both slde.s have not changed since three months ago. Council members, however, agreed to meet with the residents. The council and resi- dents both feel an inequity exists in the apportionment of school tax- es between the borough and Mata- wan Township, t h e only other member of the regional district. They cannot agree on the me- thod of correcting the situation. The council advised hy M r. l.a Mura feels that legislation is the answer; residents want to take the issue to court. A bill changing the method of apportioning operating costs of regional school districts was vetoed Monday by Gov.. Richard J. Hughs for technical reasons. The sponsors were Assembly Speaker Alfred N. Beadleston, R- Moninoutli, and Assemblymen Irv- ing I!. Keith and Clark.soii S. Fisher, both R. Monmouth, and and William T. Iliering, R-Ocean. Gov. Hughes saiil technical chang- es are needed to eliminate conflicts with the bill lie recently signed in- to law. Regional district operating costs are now divided among member municipalities on the basis of average daily enrollments for the (continued on page four) King, Queen At Junior-Senior Prom Sharon Tuttle and Hubert Brown wero crowned king and queen i , ef Ihe '‘Moonlight and Roses" (unlor-senior prom at Maiawan Regional High School, l.lnaa Sue Decker was crowned princess; Jane Carolhersj and Gary Zambor, first attendants; Susan Smith and Jeffrey KdcMelu, I aecond attendants. ] Grace Morlilo and Thomas Devino served as co-chairmen and wert* assisted by Hubert Matbewaon and Jean Phillips, decorations; Daren Fries, refreshments; Claire Kortcnhuus and Lorraine Koppervas, j bids; Jane Gregory, band, and Dennis Reeves, publicity. ! I ’he school caleleria was decorated with artificial and live roses,' flowing fountains, trellises covered •ill) rose vines, rose trees and a moon with stars surrounding It Science Teacher Lightning Victim A acience teacher in lhe Marlboro Townahip Schools, Richard Sire- tecki, 29, Wall Township, was kill- ed by lightning on the beach al Del* mar yesterday where lie was work- ing as a summer lifeguard. M r. Strelecki wa« clearing the beach of bathers as the atorm was making up when be wa* struck down by the bolt. Mr, Strelecki had received his Mauler's Degree in Science from Rutgers a year ago. He is the ion of Frank and Louise Strelecki, Irvington. Also surviving are a sin- ter. Miss June Strelecki, who wus the first woman to become an as- sistant proseculor in the slute when she served on the .staff of Brendan T. Byrne, Essex Couny Prosecu- tor, and a brother, Richard A., Livingston. The funeral w ill be Saturday from the Rejem Funeral Home, 579 Grove St., Irvington, with a 9 a.m . mass in Sacred Heart Church. Irvington. Burial will be In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hast Orange. Gas Company Applies For Contract Approval Ilie New Jersey Natural Gas Co. has applied to the stuie boaid of Public Utility Commissioners for approval of a five-year con- tract with Matawan covering the installation and maintenance of gas lamps. The borough would pay the com- pany 12.50 a month for each lamp. The company said the borough has not decided how many lamp* it would order. Hie company said Ihe purposo of the plan is to pro counsel In i!W3 and gradually lias I vide tbe borough with decorative taken over the ma|or portion of s , r ' ,<,: I'Rhtmg and to promote Ihe the county's legal work. He has I sale uf gas. PUC approval is need- been in complete charge since Mr. led liecau.se the proposed charge i, Roberts was admitted lo Monmouth , not in the company’s regular rales Mcdica! Center, Apr, 20. * schedule. Exhibit At Central Jersey Bank, M;itaw;oi Offiec Barbagelata Set Back To July 22 Attorney Warns Of Costs To Borough Matawan Borough Zoning Board of Adjustment refused to proceed last night with a hearing on the ap- plication of John Uarhagelata, No- lan's Corner Rd., Morganville, for a variance on a 220-hy-207-foot tract on Route 34 across from the Strathmore Shopping Center by which a property in a residential zone could be sold for gas station use. The board convened with three members present. Howard Henderson, Edwurd Francv and John Tassini. M r, Henderson, the .secretary, explained the chairman, John J. Bradley, had been called away hy the death of hii mother and that the fifth member. Thomas Ryan, was detained at hit business that night. This was not lo the liking of John M. Pillsbury, Atlantic High- lands, who said he represented two nearby property owner* who wish- ed to object. He said the matter was “ loo important” to bt* heard by a bare quorum of the l*>ard. three out of a membership of five. He commented that lhe expense of a postponement sliould be “unim- portant" to Mr. Barbijgelata a* he had been pressing the matter since 1962 and the land had heen subject to two hearings before this Arthur C. Burgess. Perth Aml*>y. attorney for Mr. Barbagelata. pro tested. Hv noted the three ment/ieis present did constitute a legal quor- um. He added that the matter had been taken to Superior t'o.irt und was back before tin* /.oning board on the suggeMion to a 11 parties con- cerned by Superior Court Judg** .1. Kdward Knight that a rehearing was in order. As for the expanse, M r. Burgess commented thar. far from l>eing “ummpoMan:” to Mi Barbagelala, wiih so many expert witnesses assembled and so much preparabon having gone into lhe case, he. Mr, Burgees, would movr* before Jud^e Knight to ha\\« the Hoitmeh of Matawan assume all the costs incurred by Mr. Barhag- eliita in preparation for the hear- ing if it were to be postfxmed through no fault of his client. Not A Significant Burden Mr Pillsbury argued that Mr Barbagelata had had a hearing in then another in NoveoibtM IDti.’l, so if a postponement were be- ing grunted, it wa.s evident thal the delay in time or the udded (continued on pajje four) Cite Faults In Propane Ban But Planners Give Conditional Approval An ordinance making propane gas ! jtoragu, and the repair, filling or j /joining of propane gas tanks a prohibited use under the Matawan • Township Zoning Code wa.ij conditionally approved bv the plan- ! ing board Iasi night. 'Ihe ordinance! was Introduced by the Township j Committee which has scJirduled a • public hearing on lhe mea.sine' Monday. j However. Lawrence Lerner, at-' rorney for the planning board, not- ed the amendment, promised by i the committee, applies only lo lhe ! i industrial zone. It was th«» intent ■ I of the committee lo prohibit the ; u.set entirely in all /.ones m the ; ' township. ! Accordingly, tbe planners recom- : i mended the ordinance be amended ; (continued on page four) A tflapfftjf tl MmHcil ik)M(i if MalawM't N il kN fctM pfipifil In tht M*jr ti the Maiawan affke •f H m Central Jana* liab aiMl Trait U . Ctiarlei W, ManiBrllU, vice arani iI llw Matawaa affka at tto bank Cliarlea W, ManiBrllU, vice Abeve, irMl^Ht antf manager ' watt hr• aa Kmia flanii, M Wyckoff S(„ Matawan, a aiurient at Mata- waa Regional High School, hangn ane of the pulntln^ af uOld Matawaa7' Ihe iludente have prvparod far ihe eahlMC i Dr. Sample Leaves Juvenile Committee I The resignation of Dr, W illiam J. Sample, Superintendent of Mad- j ison Township Schools, as a mem- ber nf the Madison Township Juv- enila Conference Committee has ! fwen accepted. Ihe resignation was S made necessary hy Dr. Sample's resignation from his school post. Commitiee chairman, Magistrate | Samuel Slftdku.* »uid Dr. Sample contributed much to tha .success of the coinrnltlee's work. Dr Sampln was named to Ihti commit- loe in I'MiO, when il first wai or- ganized. Two Indicted Gilbert W. Raynor, (lit. of Clnk Si., Keyport, was indii ti'd on a charge of Impairing lhe morals of an 11-year-old girl in Keyporl Apt. 12. .lames McKin/.a, Arlington Ave., CllffwfKKi, Mntfiwuii Township, was Indicted on charges of receiving iltden pro|n*rly und aiding and ahei- Hag the broking and entering of M llller's 1'I.hso Service Station, Raul# .IS, MlddhMown, May 2fi. 41 In Bayshore Area On Petit Jury Panel Forty-one bayslwwe are*1 residents; are included on a panel of Petit ; Jurors who will nerve until the end ! of the present court session. ’Ih e v ' are P'red Allen, Raritan Township; ! M rs. Blanche Antrim. Keyport. i Robert Blackburn, Kearvsborg; i M rs. Mary Brunner. Keansburn: t Ku.\sell Buc<o sr., C liff ao - x I; K h - • ^ene C/ark, Keyport; \fn erine Clodius. Chflvvo-Hl ; Also Joseph C*>lfee, Matawan. John Conlon, Ke.msbur^, M r* HJizabetli ConnelJ, Key/xut. John Dahlgren, Raritan Township; Jolm D’Angelo, Union Uejch. Kail Den nls, Maiawan; Salvatore DiSpigna, Hamlet; M rs. Bessie KmnH»ns, K'-v- port; Richard i-.skelaml. Ha/l'-i, David Gage, Keyport; Chest-*i Gamberf. Matawan: J J. CienMlnc ci. Hu/let; Albert Ghsson. Kean-i hur^»; Joseph T. Hf*dges. lla/hv, Clarence Hibbard. Ila/iet, Join Hralwsky. Union Iteacii Also, Miss Ain't* Hu>hour. Ke,- port; M rs. J)orotl»v Hvman, Ma'a ; wan; M rs. Ro^emarv Ivie, H-.i/let; Charl<\s King. Fla/let, Wdham J Kutschman jr.. Maillnfro. Mrs Joan Lambert^m. Kevi»*rt. Mvion Ivotosky, ila/|e|, Anthonv (I Napp!, . Keyport; lulgar Neiunevei, Man ' wan Township. DomwMtk Onmi. Holmdel. Jam es Provrn/ano. Ha/ ; let; Ben/aojin Ko^enber^, Ki‘V{>orl; Bernnrd Rudnickv, Keansburu; i John Sachs, Union Beach. ^ M is Klhel Schneider, Kevpon, (»«.■«»>.!»» Schreiber, Keansburg; Louis Stu*'!, i Keanshurj;; (‘harles SS'eisman. ffa/.- , lei. Deny Professional Building Proposal Matawan Township Zoning Board Acts lhe Matawan Township Zoning Board of Adjustment voted last night io deny the application of two area physicians to construct a 10-unrt professional office budd- ing in a Straihmore residential zone. Ihe decision culminated nearly three months of hearings on the application of Dr. Ralph Berman, Keansburg. and Dr. Bernard Stich. Red Bank, to construct lhe professional building on a -L2.V-acre tract on Church St., nearly op|H»- site the Strathmore School. In handing down its division, the i>oard noted 'he ttaci wa.s iu a icsi- dential zone, that 11tt* applicants hnd done nothing to implement a previous allowance by the /onin;; l>o;ird for u tvyo-umt protesMonal building and had shown no special reasons why the tie a application should he approved, Io n r O l h ers I n t erv.s t ed Duiing tiie hearings befoie the board on the application, lhe plivsi- cian.s testified they would take .space in the building and said tour other doctors also were interested in leasing offices. 'Ihey contended the population explosion in the area prompted t/ie phy.-.jcuiLs lo seek additional office spuce and lhar zoning restrictions would hamper normal office space use m a home. However, opjjoneni s of rhe plan noted lhe professional building had parking spaces lor IK» cars and said a traftrc hazard lo children attending the Strathmore School, nearby, would rosuh. In addition, objectors jHiimed out then* was suf- ficient empty acreag* in highway business /.ones ou * iiieh such a building could be erected. A complication of what kind of /oniny exists at the corner of Ox- ford Lane and R o u u * 3-1 harassed ihe board iu trying to decide d Dr. Angelo Re.stivo, a chiropractor wlwt purchased the house on lhe corner, would have lhe right to put on an addition for professional u.v os, Professional Offer« Dr. Re.strso explained liiat he had paid $lr)<lt) more for tbe housu from Levitt and Sons with the under- standing it could be used for pro- fessional offices, He related he found thrt quarters inadequate for his professional needs and wanted to put on an addition on the &id<* toward Route 34. When he did this, he was told by George Hausmann, the building ms|x*ct</i, there was question if the house Were not al- ready in violniion of the netback restriction on Route 31 if this were a highway business /one. M r, Hausmann udded that if the area were a highway business zone, Dr. Re.stivo, in addition, would be expandmg a non-conformm# use by putting on his addition. Mrs, Restivo challenged the Idea she and her husband were hound by setback restrictions on Route 3t when their house faced on Oxford (continued on page four) Council Will Accept Businessmen ’s Offer M an io Low Bid Manzo Contracting Company. Matawan, was awarded a contract by the Raritan Township Commit- tee Tuesday for various road work and m aterials. Manzo's low bid ! of $27,010 was $181) below Anthony ; Campo. Middletown, at S27.190. Oth I cr bidders were C. Dellapiciro. j Hopelawn S2«,162; M. J. Stavola, i ; Red Hank. SM.73U and C. J. Hesse, ; B e lf o r d , S2S.2?8. | Bucco Resigns | As COP Leader : Committee Elects I Goodwin Goodfiart i Al a meeting of the Matawan j Borough Republican County Com 1 m iltee. Larry Bucco, Maple Ave., ] resigned as municipal committee i c h a ir m a n , after three und a halt i years of service. Mr. Bucco stated | that increasing responsibilities re- I I al iiij; tn his position as purchasing ; agtMil with International Ravors & Fragrances, Union Beach, would ; nut permit him to devote the time , required to adequately fulfill this | chairmanship lie stated, however, ! thal be would continue to seivc ; the party tu the fullest extent of ! lim e available, i 'Hie commitiee regretfully accept- ■eil the resignation und clecled Gotxlwiu Goodluirt, 33 Ned Dr.. j to serve out the term, M r. Good- j lurt was elected lo lhe office of ! committeeman in thin year’s p ii ; marv and had served as vice pres- ; ident (if the Young RepuhBcans in ! Rutherford before movini* tu Mat- i awan. S|K*aking on behalf of the com- . m ittee, .M/. Good/jj/7 r.v^e/idwl j warm tliank.s to M r. Bucco and asked hint to serve as fund raising and rally chairman for the forth- ; wining campaign. Slashes Wrists Maiawan Police Wednesday re- ported that M rs. Kileen Carmich- ael, 'J7, of 2‘l Weldon Rd., Matawan, attempted suicide by .slashirig her wrists. Police, apparently called to (he home by the woman found her uncou.scious still grasping the tele- phone. She was mbnilNsI to Perth Atnlx>y General Hospital in poor condition. Police said jilm made smother attempt on her own life eight weeks ngo hv taking nn over- done of pills. Notice Goim; out of business, Jon'* final day. half pri(e on nil Greeting Caid. Slai lonei y School Supplier I’ufty G t / ( n J ’» Shouer /’'uyo/-, Table Cloths K N'npknit Dorl's Suilion*'ry 22 I-:. I-rout St., Ki'yjKirr wjfp—udv *r 6(HI Apartments To Zone Board Arrowimith Knolli Hangs On Variance M a fl i s o n Township Planning Board Thursday sent the Brunett: developers, Bergenfield, project injj a (iUO - unil garden apartments pro ject. anil a large shopping center <»n (In? nol fh side of R o u t e .11, jlM feer we-it of the Malawao Borough line, lo Ihe Zoning Board of Adjustment for a variance, 'lhe development is on fhe I eon ArrovsMnilb farm and is known as ArroA’simth Knolls. Arthur (' Buigesv Penh Arnlwiy. attornev for the applhants, pro- tested the at tion and asked Ihe bhiid gran! an approval, condition- al lo {V'timi! ihe '.ari.ince, f oaiicil- man Richard Deal*, svjined Mr Burgess to be satisfied with wha. he was ^eOin^ as the appfi'atiun li;id / oim* i/i alter Ihe revised /on my ordinance waf ado|)t(\l and. in Mr Dealy's opinion, '’should he re jected because it doesn’t conform *' '1 u m ed down bv a 5 2 vote was the tlurtl moMiip: bv Henry Sev.-rin. Sayre Wo>nis atfoim-y. to get the 2 IS-mot Bientwood garden apart- im*niH al mule Tipi near the Bro»vn lown Sliopping ( entei iqipi o\ etl. lhe application was objected to by nearby residents who complained (fonlmued on l>aj;e four) New Directorial The New Jersey Hell Telephone Co. will begin delivery tomorrow of thu Monmouth Area Telephone Directory, HeginnlnK lomorrow, M,200 copies will be distributed In thu Asbury Park area compared to fil.-IM hist year. Heitlnnlng Tuesday 110,.100 copies w ill be distributed in Ihe Ked Hank sren rcim pam l to 102,100 lait year and beginning July 2, 15,700 coplci w ill he distributed In the I rec- hold area com pared lo J 1,100 last year. There are 121,aOO listings In tin* alphabetical section o( (lie IW I directory cim m arcd lo 120,100 In (be l!Hl;t book. A full-color pic- ture o( Ihe four Hags which have flown over New Jersey decoriites the caver ol Ihe directory in Ium- or of the state’s lefcenienary, flilroduetfiry page* have heen redesigned lo provide m ore tele* phone Information Including de tailed lists of New Jersey Dell central offIn* designations aud ttielr area cades. Parking Violators Up Before Sherman Matawan Township P o l i c e brought a numl>ei of (Mrkin^ ordi- nance violators l>efore Magistrate Harold Sherman June RL Patrol- man Theodore Lefkowich brought in one driver lor parking within 25 fl. of an intersection, another for parking on the wrong side ol I h e street, two tor leaving cars on the street af Atlantic Ave. and Second St. Patrolman Vincent Vinci brought in one for parking on ttie w r (i n u side and Sgt. Francis Chernov another for striking a parked car in River Gardens. In a contested drunken driving case. James J. Cowell, 3trt Center St., Matawan Township, was found guilty, paid $200 and fri costs and kwt liis license two years. Patrol- man Lefkowich filed charees af- ter an accident. Walter Hill. Main St.. Matawan, and Dr, J. P. Coop- or. MaUtwan, the examining physi- cian, w ere wrt.nes.st s. Patrolm an Joseph Booket brought in Kurt Seller, Clifton, for block- ing the outside Ian* on Route 35. Patrohnan Ralph NhsJidla sum- m oii'sl James Sheiidan. English- town, wh.o hail to pay $2) tmd $ri costs for fictitious plates. Voting 3-1 w ilh Councilman George Connor dissenting, the Mat- awan Borough Council Tuesday night agreed to accept a deed io the burned • out Harry May realty building on Little St.. demolish tha building, and widen Dunlop St. aa an access road into a parking lot liehind M ain St. stores. A group of five merchants pur. chased the May property for $1301 which they w ill present to the borough at no charge. In return, the borough w ili tear down th« building, and widen an existing one* car access way on Dunlop St. two-car width to provide easy ac- cess to the parking Jot and main- tain the street. Mr. Connor said that although he had been invited to work with the street committee io consider the proposal, he had never seen it in writing until last night. Mayor Ed- ward K. Ilvrne called the council'! action hasty. Cite Other Business Lots A number of residents protested that other businesses and bankj had provided their own pjrking fa- cililies and saw no reason why one group .slKnikl be .subsidized. Council was accused of .setting u precedent by '’railroading'1 the plan through under a motion in committee re* ports without giving the public chance to be heard !>efore the vote was taken, Muyor Hyrne explained ill a ! there is no place in parliainenlary procedure to permit public com* inent on a motion made and sue* onded under committee reports of council. Borough Attorney Robert LaMura agreed ihe public only may be heard at a public hearing or when the meeting is thrown opett to comments from the floor. Objectors also noted there had been a petition presented signed by moie than 200 persons protesting the plan of the businessmen. How- ever, council noted the preamble of lhe petition objected to the bor- ough’s ex|Kmdittire of $2000 to ao* quire the properly. In reality. Ro- bert Colot, street chairman, rsti* inflfed /be cos/ lo tin* borough to demolish the building and widea the street al only f;i:>0 Former Mayor Kdward W\ Cur- rie, who presented the businesa* men’s proposal, gained upproval of lhe planning lx>ard las', week U> recommend favorable action by tha council Mr. Colot said prime oon- MdcraOon of his committee w ij given to a “safety factor" of wid- ening the street entrance for In* gress and egress of nutos. Al Tuesday’s meeting, both Coua* oilmen Vernon Kllison and War- ren Ryan abstained from voting. Enters Guilty Plea To Slaying Charge J a ni e s A Dickson, Highfield Ave . Matawan Township. Monday pleaded guilty to slaying Goorge I ( ojm*. 2M. of Texas Rd . Matllx>ro; Township Dtt ksoii admift<*d follow- ; ing Mi Cope mio Mo's Bai. Cen t tral Ave . Matawan Township. Apr. | 4. nnd shilling him in tiie chest with a shotgun Mi. Cope was pio- 1 nouncetl dead nt Peith Amboy ; Genera! Hospital. Dickson told po-: lice lhai Mr Cope had been dating Dickson's wifx t AII*‘ta I ov, Broad St, Keypoit^ pleaded goiity to a charge of steal- ; ing a car owned by Anthony Gurzi. , H7 Seventh Ave., Atlantic High . lands. Apr. 13 Dickson nnd Loy - will be senfftni-ed July 10 by Mon- \ month County Judg'i !%IvU* R. Sim mill. Awarded Damages Stomas B. HuUa/1, 12 Ravine Dr, Matawan, sued Crui C<m- i*(ruction Co., Garwood for dam- age caused by freezing of hU plp<*« wlxm workmen left bin cellar , dour* open. At the (rinl In Klizu- Instil, he wa* awardisl the full ! amount of hi* damages Philip G, i Becker, Matawan, was hLs attor* j ney John W. Ifaydfri jr., Newark, ! i epi evented Cm/ Arace Block To Waler Line Ends But Barricade Is Kept In Place Both Madison Township Uliltllei Aulhoritv and a member of tha Arace family continued yesterday afternrxHt the work of running the water line to Lake Lefferts Mstatea along Route 5H> from lhe m iin j head of the Browntown Water Co. had resumed The work was interrupted this week by the erection of a barricade at the Nich- olas Arace property near tha Browntown School. M r. Arace staled the sole purpose of lhe bar- ncade was to prevent the line from iK'ing mosed inward 125 feet acros* the lawn of the Arace property* Mr. Arace stated yesterday thal work resumed and was confine*! to the four-f<x>t-right-of-way which tho Utilities Authority has on Iha edge of ihe curbing and the l>egm- ning of the AracV grass piot. At tha close of work vesterdav, the work had progressed beyond the adjoin* ing property lo the east, thal (4 of Fred Gaub. The work Is proceeding undof SHH.577 contract with I’dward R. Blaser Co , Rumson, to run a \2f 0W-foot hne along Route MlJ from Browntown to Lake Lefferts. Levity and Sons, develof>en» of Strath* more-at Matawan. who recently purcliased the 111-home Lake l-et feits r-.stav.s deyelo{iment on th# F’tanci.s A. Spinner Ks’.ale lands on the weal shores of Lako Leffert*, had o assume a $75,000 obligation on thu water line to which fhe orf* ginal developer, Kol>ert Sharkey Clifton, was committed. Mutt l-urnith .Hewer frrvloa Tbe Levin flr/n also bed to taka on tho commitment* made by Mf. Sharkey in ti contract Inst Dec. M (continued on pago f«iur) iarly Copy Notice Dr F. W. Holman w ill attend ' the convention of tho Amfukan ; Medic.il Association In San Fran- j cisco lo n e ’,!l 2ri, l(W L Offtco will be roveied | W jlp iulv 2.1 I .............................. j fHd Wagon Farm ' S pjil lim e lo plan) llowroin^ sliiuti,, eveigreens, shade tiees, i ruses elr Come In and biowse 1 tlnongh tnir lurge supply Route j la M«ji tfi of M ltldle'tiw a, j i wjfp -ad\ 2} I Due to tha holiday next The Matawan JrKirnaf w i l l W printed on Wtdneedayt July ta Thus the deadline for picture^ and display advertising will k i 12 o'clock noon on Monday. Tkf deadline for all church newa w ll lie ut II a.m. Monday, and olhef gent’ral news will hit due Tuea* day at U o'clock noon. Claa4* lied advertising deadline will I t I p.m. Monday, The office of the Browa llsblnu a n d I'rlntlng Compaay will Ih• closed all day. Friday* July .1, In celebration of Iha Fourth ol July, and no that iha employees may enjoy a leaf weekend wilh their fumlllos. Correspondents, advertiser* and publicity chairmen of churrlwa •nd orgnni/Htloni are asked ta meet the deadline, «r> thal their news and advertisement* will nflt be omitted from tire July 2 IsstMb

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Page 1: 9Stf» YEAR — S2nl WEEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, i b m … · 2014-05-17 · A Panorama Of Local People And Events COVERING (OWNJIIIPS OP HOLMDEL, MADISON tUMLSMO, MATAWAN AND

A Panorama Of Local

People And Events

COVERING(OWNJIIIPS OP

HOLMDEL, MADISON tU M L S M O , MATAWAN

ANDMA1AVAN BOROUGH

9Stf» YEA R — S2nl W EEK MATAWAN, N. J., THURSDAY, JU N E 25, 1964 H i b I m J a w ; H r w A a a e e la l la a SingU Copy Tea Cents

A Work On Cliffwood Sewer Lines StartsWork o( laying m iiiu for the

Cliffwood icwer «y..tem geli under Way tomorrow or Monday. Mayor Henry B. Tripbtuen, as chairman •C IM Matawaa Towiuhlp Sewer­age Authority, itated last night. He declared the C. J . Parian firm, Eaat Brunswick, atood in readlnesi to move In (or work on their tl,- IH.tOt contract (or layiag the eiaini. The time schedule calls (or them to complete the job by the

^ f ir s t P*rt of (he year, In 219 dayj.But the other half o( the Job, that

Of getting a federal grant toward Ihe erection of a treatment plant is threatened with a delay of sever­al months, the mayor feared, be­cause of technicalities in approving a 1150,000 to $IM,000 grant. Mayor Traphagen commented that this waa not what (he township had to­tally sought, the maximum al S2SU,- •00 or 30 per cent of the coat, but It would be a grant of sufficient •mount to make it a financially •upportable undertaking., The mayor stated that lhe plant Obviously could not be completed •nd tied into the mains until late ■prlng or early summer. But he •xpresied satisfaction that with Pardun starting work now, Ihe Wains would be down in the streets

-r before the ground fro/* next win­ter.

Ta A t s t l n W ater CamyaayThe Authority moved ahead with

tfie formalities needed for the ac­quisition of the Strathmore Water Co. Mayor Traphagen explained #te Authority waa yielding the right t l action to the townahip committee

(continued on page four)

Hospital Fund Drive Continues

Union loach Load*In Quota Standing

' Union Beach still kadi all towns in the campaign drive foi the Bay- Ihore Community Hospital to be lo­

’ cated on 17 acrea of land on Beera St., Holmdel.

D Louis Tonti, general campaign chairm an Of ttiia new IM-bed gen- oral h M p iu l,h a a announce# the re- auks of the 1014 volui teer workers Who are calling upon families in

(continued on page four)

Concroto Mix Plant In Koyport Near Lino

Application for a building permit tar a $23,000 concrete mixing plant

'aa made to Frank Flynn, Keyport tiding inspector, by Anthony

Jampo,v Middleown, Monday, for a j.S-acre tract off Clark St. lo the

aorlh, bordering the lands of theEirtner Bzura Chemical Co. Mr.

lynn advised the Keyport Zoning nard of Adjustment Tuejduy as

the manufacture of "concrete and plmitic products" Is a permitted use tinder Article X I Section I, para­graph VII of the zoniiiK ordinance of 1954, the law requires a permit |>> be issued within seven day*.

The tite was one tor which Mr. Campo sought to locate an asphalt batching plant a year »C" and was lurned down 4-1 on an application In the board for a use variance. On the original a|iplication for a building permit (or the asphalt plant, Mr. Flynn sent Mr. Cainpo to the board f o r a variance as an

* asphalt plant was not a permitted Use under the ordinance.

The location is at the border line between Koyport and Matawan Township In the Lloyd Kd. area.

Pranktton ActiVoMatuwan Police reported a burn­

ing cross was found on the prop­erty of thu Erdmann residence, Edgemere Dr. at 2: IS a.m. Sunday. TOa cross was discovered by the Wibon family, Middlesex Rd , When they went to investigate twoCuths loitering in the neighbor*

[>d. Police believe it was the W<vk of pranksters.*

PCai

At Toor Got ClinicAll three area police departments

are represented at the FB I sem­inar for police departments on the use of (ear ga« in riots or against dangerous criminals. Chief John J . Melna, Matawan Borough Police, Chief Ralph E , Wallace, M a t a w a n

Township Police, and Lt. George Hansen and F ll. Ronald Heuer, Madison T o w n s h i p Police, a r e In attendance in Pennsylvania w h e r e the four-day Instructional demon­strations a r e g i v e n ,

Air Objections To Ordinances

M ataw an Council A dopts U nanim ously

Two ordinances, one amending an ordinance authorizing the 000 extension of the sewer collec­tion system in 1981, and the other providing regular borough employ­ees with salary increases runging from 1100 to $300 were adopted un­animously Tuesday night by the Matawan Borough Council.

Councilman Leon Cliristinat, sew­er committee chairman, said the amendment reflects changes in the physical rights of way as well as adjustments between estimated and actual costs (or easement-s, super­vision, legal and engineering costs.

William Tierney, 193 Main St., asked for a breakdown of fees. He

(continued on page four)

Non-State A idod Bus Routos Considered

Madison Township Board of Edu­cation recently named a special committee to consider transporta­tion for children living at less than the two-mile limit frnm schools but who must traverse heavily tra­veled highways walking to their schooK Patrick A. Torre, assistant superintendent of aohools, reported on a survey he had made of the situation. He determined 1616 chil­dren would qualify for such trans­portation ana he estimated it would take JS more bus runs, to rust f-6,- 250.

He noted there ia consideration being given in Trenton to a liberal­izing of the law on state . aided transportation by which local dis­trict would get state aid, covering 75 percent of costs, for bus runs to take small childre.i from the sideroads of high - traffic streets. But he cautioned the board cannot assume such a bill for added trans­portation will pau and mint b e prepared to meet all coots.

Another consideration is tiie par­ent* are now providing privately fi­nanced transportation for 490 pu­pils, he noted. The cost of trans­portation in ttie current budget i.s $180,000, on which tile state grants 75 per cent reimberseinent One spectator asked the laying side­walks be considered as an alterna­tive to added school costs.

W ill N am * B arkalo w To Counsol's Post

J o s e p h C . I r w i n , d i r e c t o r o f t h e M o n m o u t h C o u n t y B o a r d o f F r e e ­h o ld e r s , c o n f i r m e d M o n d a y th e b o a r d p la n .* to n a m e C l i f t o n T . B a r k a l o w t o s u c c e e d t h e a i l i n g H o w a r d W . R o b e r t s a s c o u n t y c o u n s e l a n d J o h n M . P i l l s b u r y a s a s s i s t a n t c o u n s e l .

A f o r m e r a s s e m b l y m a n , a n d M a r l b o r o T o w n s h i p a t t o r n e y , M r . B a r k a l o w w a s a p p o in t e d a s s is t a n t

Set Meeting On School Tax Issue

Council Agroos To H oar Argum ents

T h e M a t a w a n B o r o u g h C o u n c i l v o t e d T u e s d a y n ig h t t o m e e t w i t h r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s o f t h e M a r c W o o d s R e s id e n t s A s s o c i a t i o n a n d th e L o c h s l e a C lu h t o m o r r o w o n th e s c h o o l t a x a p p o r t io n m e n t is s u e . T h e m e e t in g w a s r e q u e s t e d b y D o n a ld T . D a y , L o c h s l e a p r e s i d e n t , a n d T h o m a s R y u n , M a r c W o o d s p r e s i ­d e n t , a t t h e c o u n c i l m e e t in g .

R o b e r t L a M u r a , b o r o u g h a t ­t o r n e y , s a id n o f u r t h e r m e e t in g s b e t w e e n t h e g r o u p s w e r e n e c e s ­s a r y . H e s a id h e m e t w i t h M r . D a y a n d M r , R y a n a n d t h e i r a t ­t o r n e y , A r t h u r S i e g f r i e d , R e d H a n k . M o n d a y a n d n o t h in g t v a s a g r e e d u p o n .

H e s a id t h e p o s i t io n s o f b o th s ld e .s h a v e n o t c h a n g e d s in c e t h r e e m o n t h s a g o . C o u n c i l m e m b e r s , h o w e v e r , a g r e e d to m e e t w i t h th e r e s id e n t s . T h e c o u n c i l a n d r e s i ­d e n t s b o th fe e l a n i n e q u i t y e x is t s in t h e a p p o r t io n m e n t o f s c h o o l t a x ­e s b e t w e e n th e b o r o u g h a n d M a t a ­w a n T o w n s h i p , t h e o n l y o t h e r m e m b e r o f th e r e g io n a l d i s t r i c t .

T h e y c a n n o t a g r e e o n th e m e ­t h o d o f c o r r e c t i n g th e s i t u a t i o n . T h e c o u n c i l a d v i s e d h y M r . l . a M u r a f e e ls t h a t l e g is l a t io n is t h e a n s w e r ; r e s id e n t s w a n t t o t a k e t h e is s u e to c o u r t . A b i l l c h a n g in g t h e m e t h o d o f a p p o r t io n in g o p e r a t i n g c o s t s o f r e g i o n a l s c h o o l d i s t r i c t s w a s v e t o e d M o n d a y b y G o v . . R i c h a r d J . H u g h s f o r t e c h n i c a l r e a s o n s .

T h e s p o n s o r s w e r e A s s e m b ly S p e a k e r A l f r e d N . B e a d le s t o n , R- M o n in o u t l i , a n d A s s e m b l y m e n I r v ­i n g I ! . K e i t h a n d C la r k .s o i i S . F i s h e r , b o t h R . M o n m o u t h , a n d a n d W i l l i a m T . I l i e r i n g , R - O c e a n . G o v . H u g h e s s a i i l t e c h n i c a l c h a n g ­e s a r e n e e d e d to e l i m i n a t e c o n f l i c t s w i t h th e b i l l l i e r e c e n t l y s ig n e d i n ­t o l a w .

R e g i o n a l d i s t r i c t o p e r a t i n g c o s t s a r e n o w d i v id e d a m o n g m e m b e r m u n i c i p a l i t i e s o n t h e b a s i s o f a v e r a g e d a i l y e n r o l l m e n t s f o r t h e

( c o n t in u e d o n p a g e f o u r )

King, Queen At Junior-Senior Prom

Sharon Tuttle and Hubert Brown w e r o c r o w n e d k in g a n d q u e e n i , ef Ihe '‘Moonlight and Roses" (unlor-senior p r o m a t M a i a w a n R e g i o n a l High School, l . l n a a Sue Decker was c r o w n e d p r in c e s s ; J a n e C a r o l h e r s j and Gary Zambor, first attendants; S u s a n S m i t h a n d J e f f r e y K d c M e l u , I aecond attendants. ]

Grace Morlilo and Thomas Devino s e r v e d a s c o - c h a i r m e n a n d wert* assisted by Hubert Matbewaon a n d J e a n P h i l l i p s , d e c o r a t i o n s ; Daren Fries, refreshments; Claire Kortcnhuus a n d L o r r a i n e K o p p e r v a s , j bids; Jane Gregory, band, and Dennis R e e v e s , p u b l i c i t y . !

I ’he school caleleria was decorated w i t h a r t i f i c i a l a n d l i v e r o s e s , ' flowing fountains, trellises covered • i l l ) r o s e v i n e s , r o s e t r e e s a n d a moon with stars surrounding I t

Science Teacher Lightning Victim

A a c i e n c e t e a c h e r in l h e M a r l b o r o T o w n a h ip S c h o o ls , R i c h a r d S i r e - tecki, 29, W a l l T o w n s h i p , w a s k i l l ­ed b y l i g h t n in g o n t h e b e a c h a l D e l* m a r y e s t e r d a y w h e r e l ie w a s w o r k ­i n g a s a s u m m e r l i f e g u a r d . M r . S t r e l e c k i w a « c l e a r i n g t h e b e a c h o f b a t h e r s a s th e a t o r m w a s m a k in g u p w h e n b e w a * s t r u c k d o w n b y t h e b o l t .

M r , S t r e l e c k i h a d r e c e i v e d h is M a u l e r ' s D e g r e e in S c i e n c e f r o m R u t g e r s a y e a r a g o . H e is t h e i o n o f F r a n k a n d L o u i s e S t r e l e c k i , I r v i n g t o n . A ls o s u r v i v i n g a r e a s in ­t e r . M i s s J u n e S t r e l e c k i , w h o w u s t h e f i r s t w o m a n t o b e c o m e a n a s ­s i s t a n t p r o s e c u lo r i n t h e s l u t e w h e n s h e s e r v e d o n th e .s t a f f o f B r e n d a n T . B y r n e , E s s e x C o u n y P r o s e c u ­t o r , a n d a b r o t h e r , R i c h a r d A . , L i v i n g s t o n .

T h e f u n e r a l w i l l b e S a t u r d a y f r o m th e R e j e m F u n e r a l H o m e , 579 G r o v e S t . , I r v i n g t o n , w i t h a 9 a . m . m a s s in S a c r e d H e a r t C h u r c h . I r v in g t o n . B u r i a l w i l l b e In H o l y S e p u l c h r e C e m e t e r y , H a s t O r a n g e .

G a s Com pany A pplies For Contract A pproval

I l i e N e w J e r s e y N a t u r a l G a s C o . h a s a p p l ie d to th e s t u i e b o a i d o f P u b l i c U t i l i t y C o m m is s io n e r s f o r a p p r o v a l o f a f i v e - y e a r c o n ­t r a c t w i t h M a t a w a n c o v e r i n g th e i n s t a l l a t i o n a n d m a in t e n a n c e o f g a s la m p s .

T h e b o r o u g h w o u ld p a y t h e c o m ­p a n y 12.50 a m o n t h fo r e a c h la m p . T h e c o m p a n y s a id t h e b o r o u g h h a s n o t d e c id e d h o w m a n y l a m p * it w o u ld o r d e r . H i e c o m p a n y s a id I h e p u r p o s o o f t h e p la n is to p r o

c o u n s e l In i!W 3 a n d g r a d u a l l y l i a s I v i d e t b e b o r o u g h w i t h d e c o r a t i v e t a k e n o v e r t h e m a | o r p o r t io n o f s , r ' ,<,: I 'R h t m g a n d to p r o m o t e Ih e t h e c o u n t y 's l e g a l w o r k . H e h a s I s a l e u f g a s . P U C a p p r o v a l is n eed - b e e n in c o m p le t e c h a r g e s in c e M r . l e d l ie c a u .s e th e p r o p o s e d c h a r g e i , R o b e r t s w a s a d m i t t e d l o M o n m o u t h , n o t in th e c o m p a n y ’s r e g u la r r a l e s M c d i c a ! C e n t e r , A p r , 20. * s c h e d u le .

Exhibit At Central Jersey Bank, M;itaw;oi Offiec

Barbagelata Set Back To July 22

Attorney W arns O f Costs To Borough

M a t a w a n B o r o u g h Z o n in g B o a r d o f A d j u s t m e n t r e f u s e d t o p r o c e e d la s t n ig h t w i t h a h e a r in g o n th e a p ­p l i c a t i o n o f J o h n U a r h a g e l a t a , N o ­l a n 's C o r n e r R d . , M o r g a n v i l l e , f o r a v a r i a n c e o n a 220-hy-207-foot t r a c t o n R o u t e 34 a c r o s s f r o m t h e S t r a t h m o r e S h o p p in g C e n t e r b y w h ic h a p r o p e r t y in a r e s id e n t i a l z o n e c o u ld b e s o ld f o r g a s s t a t io n u s e . T h e b o a r d c o n v e n e d w it h t h r e e m e m b e r s p r e s e n t . H o w a r d H e n d e r s o n , E d w u r d F r a n c v a n d J o h n T a s s i n i . M r , H e n d e r s o n , th e . s e c r e t a r y , e x p la in e d th e c h a i r m a n , J o h n J . B r a d l e y , h a d b e e n c a l l e d a w a y h y th e d e a t h o f h i i m o t h e r a n d t h a t t h e f i f t h m e m b e r . T h o m a s R y a n , w a s d e t a in e d a t h i t b u s in e s s t h a t n ig h t .

T h i s w a s n o t lo th e l i k in g o f J o h n M . P i l l s b u r y , A t l a n t i c H i g h ­la n d s , w h o s a i d h e r e p r e s e n t e d t w o n e a r b y p r o p e r t y o w n e r * w h o w i s h ­e d to o b j e c t . H e s a id th e m a t t e r w a s “ lo o i m p o r t a n t ” t o bt* h e a r d b y a b a r e q u o r u m o f t h e l*> a rd . t h r e e o u t o f a m e m b e r s h ip o f f i v e . H e c o m m e n t e d th a t lh e e x p e n s e o f a p o s t p o n e m e n t s l io u ld b e “ u n i m ­p o r t a n t " to M r . B a r b i j g e l a t a a * h e h a d b e e n p r e s s in g th e m a t t e r s in c e 1962 a n d th e la n d h a d h e e n s u b je c t t o t w o h e a r i n g s b e fo r e th is

A r t h u r C . B u r g e s s . P e r t h A m l* > y . a t t o r n e y f o r M r . B a r b a g e l a t a . p r o t e s t e d . H v n o t e d th e t h r e e m e n t / ie i s p r e s e n t d id c o n s t i t u t e a le g a l q u o r ­u m . H e a d d e d th a t t h e m a t t e r h a d b e e n t a k e n to S u p e r i o r t 'o . i r t u n d w a s b a c k b e f o r e tin* / .o n in g b o a r d o n t h e s u g g e M io n to a 11 p a r t i e s c o n ­c e r n e d b y S u p e r i o r C o u r t Ju d g * * .1. K d w a r d K n ig h t th a t a r e h e a r i n g w a s in o r d e r . A s fo r t h e e x p a n s e , M r . B u r g e s s c o m m e n t e d t h a r . f a r f r o m l> eing “ u m m p o M a n : ” t o M i B a r b a g e l a l a , w i i h s o m a n y e x p e r t w i t n e s s e s a s s e m b le d a n d s o m u c h p r e p a r a b o n h a v in g g o n e in t o lh e c a s e , h e . M r , B u r g e e s , w o u ld m o vr* b e fo r e J u d ^ e K n ig h t t o ha\\« th e H o i t m e h o f M a t a w a n a s s u m e a l l t h e c o s t s i n c u r r e d b y M r . B a r h a g - e l i i t a in p r e p a r a t i o n fo r t h e h e a r ­in g i f it w e r e to b e p o s t f x m e d t h r o u g h n o f a u l t o f h is c l i e n t .

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Recreation Unit Expands Program

Principal feature* ol an expand- eft township summer recreation M ftram were announced today by iiMliaofl Township Council m a n Ktnneth H, Banks, liaison (rum lk» municipal council to the rec­itation committee.

Mr. Banks called the program the most ambitious une ever at­tempted by the township and prats- •4 the recreation committee lor its efforts in organizing the eight- «eek schedule ol activities.

Ttie summer program will last front July • until Auk- 21, with morning and evening sessions slat­ed. The program will be conduct­ed from S a.m. until 12:30 p.m. •nd from <:3t p.m. 'until A:JO a.m. at locations throughout the toWnship.

Mr. Banks noted that the em­’ | k n l i in thc ISM summer rec-

ttmUan program would be on ac- JivMea and events, rather than •pan salaried personnel. At the (MW time, he said, the township Will bt in a position this year lo actually increase the amount i f : supervised recreational aclivt- Maa lot the youth of the municipal­ly-

Uader SapervisiMTbe summer program will he

conducted under the .supervision recreation coordinator Leo II.

IkMaire, Old Bridge. Mr. LeMairr, an English teacher at the Madison Township High School, will or- pmfze and co-ordinate the eiitht- Week program ol athletic activities and arts and crafts. Mr. Banks ladkated that six basic types of programs will be offered the young profile of the township through thc recreation committee this year as ftUowa:

A morning program of athletic activities and games for boyn from Ih r first to the tenth grades, di- vMnI into competitive groups by

' and located al the various pchool locations throughout tlte township.

A morning p r o g r a m o f arts a n d •rafts and games for girls o f school age (grades one through 12).

A teen-age girls' program o f ath­letics and games h e ld in the m o r n ­ings on the high school field.

A leen-age boys’ program of ath­letics and physical education held ia the evenings at the high school; and swimming nnil track Olympics dated for mid-July.

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Launch Bayshore Hospital Fund Drive In Madison Township LEGAL NOTICE

al&vUiA campaign la raise fuadi far the Baynhore Community Hospital j Mrs. Harold Crowiher, Willie Guthrldge, John Chamberlain, c h a i r m a n ,

has brea orgaaUvd ia Matfiiua Township. Abavt, (left to right) are‘ and Mrs. Francis Rupp.

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s e c t io n s o f M a d i s o n T o w n s h i p a r e a m o n g th e 127 p h y s i c i a n s w h o h a v e e x p r e s s e d in t e r e s t in f i t a f f p r i v i l e g ­e s a t t h c n e w r h o s p i t a l . I n q u i r i e s a r e a l s o b e in g r e c e i v e d b y t h e M e d ­i c a l C o m m i t t e e f r o m d o c t o r s w h o p la n to m o v e in t o t h e b a y s h o r e a r ­e a .

H a r r y S . W i l l e y , h o s p i t a l p r e s i ­d e n t , a n n o u n c e d t h e p u r c h a s e c o n ­t r a c t w i t h T h e o d o r e G . H a i l e y , o w n e r o f th e B e e r s S t . s i t e , w a s c lo s e d J u n e 8 , a f t e r m a n y m o n t h s o f s t u i l y b y t h e H o s p i t a l B u i l d in g C o m m i t t e e . M o r e t h a n 20 s i t e s w e r e s t u d ie d .

D . L o u in T o n i i , E x e c u t i v e D i r e c ­to r o f t h e N e w J e r s e y H ig h w a y A u t h o r i t y w h i c h o p e r a t e s t h e G a r ­d e n S t a t e P a r k w a y , a n d a r e s id e n t

o f H o lm d e l , is g e n e r a l c a m p a i g n c h a i r m a n . A c c o r d i n g to M r . T o n t i , t h e h o s p i t a l w i l l c o s t $2,2rrf),QOO. it w i l l b e f i n a n c e d b y $750,000 d o n a ­t io n s , $750,000 g o v e r n m e n t g r a n t s a n d $750,000 m o r t g a g e . D o n a t io n s w i l l c o m e f r o m t h r e e s o u r c e s : I n ­d u s t r i e s , b ig g i f t s a n d th e F o u n d e r s B e n e f i t P l a n .

T h e r e a r e 1004 v o lu n t e e r w o r k e r s a l r e a d y b r i e f e d a n d c a l l i n g u p o n

vine D rive Hit distance of *rprcix> imately z lM noninvrktu ardly from Union Avenue to » point hi Kavtne Unve the distance oI iippiosimjtel.v 2W Miulhc.islwardlv from tht* Inter­section oi D rive and Midrtie-MX Hoad. M i-thwitl P la te Die iltv

A i tiince of approxima’.elv !*vo’ n.Tth- ue>.iwajdl\ frnm Hit; mtei m viioii nf I-redwood H a re t; rnn-n A-.ec.ie. .Middlesex Koad the MM.nn, t- • ■t ap­proximately -UMl : i '. i th c - ' <.,, :dl.\ Imni the :<■ 1 *• < w.-lIj":) i'f Mitidltst-x llniiti .tnd N «v J«-t St at*- Hlj’h Hi,tilr .No .:4 '.o h point mi Midd,e«i\ llnad ihe distance of a pp i « ->: 1 fn.11 *1! ■- .IL'O' si'U111 >' I--1 .1 r<iiv tn,n; Uu-u i *-ecu«>n hi m 1 (init“ 't’t Kk.mI -1 itHftvnie Drive .don* Ih r N d Iti ?idrof New Jeif-es Stale Hi|'.h’.\ ;.\ f?* ;it«• Nn. .'14 the di-t.ir.t'*' <( approximate!; }](*>’ iinrthweMwardlv from tfce in- 1e is iriii. il t.f New Je ise v StaU Hi»'ii w a H o u l e Nn. M ,•*•■<! Middle*ex Hu.nl, alun# the ntnth »ide of New Jc tm v SUttf Hotite Not Jd i< t ; it )r i» nf ;i|.pn.\itnat«'l’. 1 i**5* MJiitiifiiyt.'.ardh' (n-in ttie mteis-ertjon oi Ne.v Je i^ ry <tatf ]t;^(»\wv Hente Nn. .t4 and Middle**’* Hoad. O'.erhi!! Hoad tiie (list,tiicf t.f ^pproxnn.iti-lv 440' iidi tlii .istu „rd lv /rum the N«' > Jimscv Stat*.- U i j : M u K n h t f No .44. K<U'(''-\iit«T |)ri\e t ’H’ di.^t.oiee of *i<- proxiin;:tr!> 1 .is»I' iv u ih e i'tu aidl.. fiom N»h Jef-es Stale Home No IM 10 the itilrnttelJtHl of Kd*;fi\ «»tei D fise nnd lU’Cthut«.«l Tn- raoe. Wrsferlv the ihM;uue ofMpp'oMMuilrl.N 2H5' MAiUm eslw ardh from h.fl 'ev. .iter iJr ive to llie inter- mMlon t.f Weitftl.v Drive .t'ttl Over- li 111 Hoad, O vi'ih lll Ho.»d lhe distaiu-f of iipprow 1 fr 1 itt1 v **20' ’'nrthue^-!" it rd- l> tioin the InttM.srction of (HeihHI Hoad Jtiwl We^teilv Drive. Cie*.lwood 'J'cii.ice the d i 't jh ie '<f approxiir.d'.e- |v L'W sMtitlns* 'lvv jirriiv fiotn Hrffh- vnt.tl li-naee. Ntirlhfleld Hoad the dist^iiif l.l itpi>i t.j*iin.it« I> 5^S' »-outti *«.»•• ? a iiMtli- f 1 t.fti H*-*-< li a i-tiil "IVf ci.t'e. Htil,i\ii** I.,nn* Hi*- dt*l«nor «.f ,i|>-proviniiile l> mulJiw rstu a 1 dl

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

Solon 28 Reoctm Mom barship G oal

M id d le s e x C o u n t y S a lo n 28 o l t h e 8 a n d 40 h e ld a p i c n i c m e e t in g at t h e J a m e s b u r g H o m e , J a m e s - b u r g . M r s . N o i l i n R a ih b u n n , La- P e t i t e C h a p e a u , c o n d u c t e d t h e b u s i ­n e s s s e s s io n a n d r e f io r t e d o n th e t e s t im o n ia l d in n e r g iv e n f o r th e D e p a r t m e n t a l L a P e t i t e C h a p e a u , M r s . A d e l i n e V r a i l a , in V in e l a n d .

M r s . R a t h b u n a n n o u n c e d t h a t N e w J e r s e y h a d r e a c h e d i t s g o a l f o r m e m b e r s h ip .

A d o n a t io n w a s a p p r o v e d f o r th e G r a c c C o l t o n B i r t h d a y F u n d a n d th e D e p a r t m e n t a l L a P e t i t e C h a ­p e a u 's p r o j e c t f o r e q u ip m e n t fo r c y s t i c f i b r o s i s in c h i ld r e n .

I 'h e b i r t h d a y s o f M r s . L o u i s D a v i d , M r s . R a y m o n d C r a n e , M r s . D o u g in s M c D e r m o t t a n d M r s . A l ­f r e d G o o d w e r e c e l e b r a t e d d u r in g t h e s o c i a l h o u r w h i c h f o l lo w e d .

G i f t s w e r e e x c h a n g e d .

T h e n e x t m e e t in g w i l l b e h e ld

M o n d a y e v e n in g , A u g . 17, a t M r s . K a t h b u n ’ s h o m e , S o m e r s e t , a t 8

p . m . N o m in a t i o n o f o f f i c e r s w i l l

b e h e ld .

I.E fiA L NOTICE

INDEPENDENCE DAY NOTICE MAIAWAN BOROUGH

BARBER SHOPSREMAIN OPEN WEDNESDAY

JULY 1

WILL CLOSE SATURDAY

JULY 4 INDEPENDENCE DAY

R I A L E S T A T E I N S U R A N C E

BONDS • AUTO ■ HOME OWNERS

Jo hn L To ssin i Agency117 MAIN ST. MATAWAN

566-0043

In Matawan Borough

Garden . apartments * designed like private homes 0\L i k a M v ia fl in y o u r m n l o t h o m e . . . th e s e 2 - a t o r y G e o r g - t a a C i d m i i i k , m 1 1 p r i v a t e w o o d e d , la n d i c a p e d a c r c i . A b r i e f t t r t f a w a y , M a i n S tr e e t i h o p p i n g , a n E x p r e s s RR a l a ilo n ( 3 0 m i n u i e t l o N e w a r k , S O t o N e w Y o r k . )

> H u g e c o u n t r y k i t c h e m w i l h K e i v i n a h i r r e f r i g e r a l o r i , l a a c k b a n ■ A i r - c o n d i t i o n e d IM flf r o o m ■ f r i v a i e i w i m -

p o d , p i c a k a r e a w i l h b a r b a e u a a ■ B o a t i n g , M i i n g , f o U , r i d m g m N e a r b y S U l e P a r k a

ONLV M A P A R T M I W n - J U IT M W 1 M N M , . , k M t l l l 4 H i h m . , . I M i i I I 4 I

l i ik ill— * » e i a l l i i l a a , H w l mt I M Wafcr.

M a r c H a m p t o n

A p a r t m e n t sIn Lortly, Historic Mtil aw an Borough

M itaw aa Ammm btlw cta Rnvint Drive and Aberdeen Roarf, Malawan Horoitgh, N. I.

■UII.UBR-OWNEK: Hmtki Sitfd Agent on Prcminei, Daily and Weekend*

i m M i N n M m * tm a tW li N II Mte aw «« • M i n « e ) * te Mat) 11* n i w i . tan tett m MM* it. te aetM Oitae le anaxtr. oa etiaee N>k«iI bH IN eet* M„,Men M. te ieeM kka. it|M le pieeetl|t,

MMIt r .

, . , . , _. . , . , . , , , , pr*»\iniiiif]> xty V'tiUn'.est^«ndi\f a m i l i e s to e x p la in th e f o u n d e r s j p i t a l f i a n d p r o v id e fo i t h e r a p id ( f n » n it*re< iiw .a^ i T e r i . n i- . M .ij ieb e n e f i t P l a n o f g i v i n g to t h e n e w j g r o w t h l>f t h e a d j a c e n t c o n w n u m - 1 A x e n u r ttie d iv ta u re < f «p p i« ‘>A!m .ttri',h o s p i t a l . T w e n t y - n in e te a m .s in t i e s in n o r t h e r n M o n m o u t h C o u n t y I f , " rn n,, r , tl ” ,*V 'M a t a w a n T o w n s h i p , M i i t a w n n l i o r - ; a n d M a d i s o n T o w n *> lu p . ' u<o o d * * T e ir . i r ^ I>.\ L i r r / 'A T r n i I ro u g h , K e y p o r t , U n io n B e a c h , H o lm - A n y r e s id e n t o f M a d i s o n T o w n - tum-e . :f i«p p ro x ;ih ..t« ‘ iv ;»s<r .t.iiii-i le l ‘a n d R a r i t a n T o w n s h i p h a v e al- ■ s h i p wln> w o u ld l ik e to a t t e n d « " l , h **t ' i ^ h i m ; . fr e a d y r x c v r d r d I h e i r q u o t a * . ■ b r i i ' f i i i K m e e t in g i n f i n d o u t m o n - ; , ? J ! . ^ u * V n ' “ »« t, T r r r » j r u « “m M « r r f

T h e )0 0 -b ed h o s p i t a l is p la n n e d to - a b o u t I h e B a y s h o r e C o m m u n i t y «•* .ip p i* .M in a tp |v iro i* ' . t s iA i,rdm e e t t h e m e d i c a l d e m a n d s o f th e ; H o s p i t a l m a y c a l l t h e C a m p a ig n .V: , l " 11* u " ' i'd iT *«**’ii*.r« lu .- i-h <»>...<is u r r o u n d in g a r e a s , r e l i e v e I h e s e r- ! H e a d q u a r t e r s 264-7500 fo r a a c h e d * i i r r T M,|u th ,'M ! l* ' \ , r N V u A ^ | U*-Vv s tM eio u s o v e r c r o w d i n g in n e a r b y h o s p - i u J e o f m e e t in g s . ito n te N o 34 a t 1' n n o

' AveniM' Die dl*tai:re of iipji;oxlni.ttr)< llOIi' muth’>'*-ft \ardlv lo 0 point hi thr s«nith »ld« of N rw Jrrj.f> St.-»te llitfh.wtv Houle No ^4. *Ion|T the♦.tuifh >idt> of Ni\k JiTM rv Stale Hu’h- way Houte Ne ,14 at K ieno Avenue the diMiiMi* ot app i(A in ia til\ Mmlhofistv ardly to *> point I.'ir <hv Imu-e t-t appi ovinia tr I v SO' from the northui-st iftlei M-fUon of Nrw Je r ­sey Sta tv Hiyhw.i\ Huute Nti 34 nnd Cre-iont l ’I;»re. Nv.‘ Je n e y StAte Hi»:h %av H«>ule No .H from me houlh sitir I*. Ihe 1101th >ule nrni Pie in- t**i • r< linn u( Ni-a SI;.It- II ijliwin Houle No :H Noithfteld H.^tl iind f.‘rt-vt-f.|it lM;tre ihe d l«U fue i>! it|ipfiiMm,it«’lv .’.it', idojiK tin* f rmUi suit' f l Nev. Je rsev stale )ii^hw;i> Htiul*- Nn. 34 ,»t t Jit- soutin.ist in-trr.M'otion . * ( ’u*s« . !> u *■ tht- tilvl.ilKt' nt j ppt 11 1 m ,1 trl \ >442' M.nWi'e,i‘ t\\ iii tils i<» ii |« :;-.t in New JeiM-x.............. ' Uorite No .‘14. m rtrlp.lit ..f ‘a it v li.f (11‘ t.tiur t.{ a p p 1 oxJIH.it!-:-. 1H»' ><)!; t li .s i\ .t J t| I v flOfll ftp o in t ii) NV.v J i - t Ih ^ 'irs iiN Itoule Nt) .'(4 lh*> i ! k t .1 n 1 -*• «,f m|<pioxuiiiilelv J44 ' ,s<.uirii*;i.st'.‘ , im i\ lio in Ihe >nuthe.ist mU-’ n-itiofi t.f l.'ie-r**iit I'I.iee ami N*w Jttrt-v State Jli|!hw.i\ H<-iitf No :(4. Nt- ,v J i u t y StiiU' 11 »>:»»•.% «!>• Ht.;jle .No. ;n U:(- «t,>- till,te nf ;• pproM tn.« t«-l\ If. :) ' . u H. - 'e.i.stM.udU ii'ofii lit*- sc 1 tx|tit*<■ >-t mtei-j MTtioii t./ ( ’restrnt IM.u’e .»;id New J Jcr.sev State Hlj;h Arty Houle No. ;44 1 the d iM .nur of iip.pi trsimaitdy W ; li'it t)it*i»’.t AiirtJly lo ihr 1101th oide <•! Nfiv Jr tM ’V St<jl«. Hi>:h-s;«> Ht-nit- No. 31, Tieiro Avenue the tlist.ji.ct nf fipptnxniuilelv Jtilf* not the.t.siw ard■! ly fnun l.iikeMitp Drive. J.akesitie

the distaru’e uf ir*«.virr»i*ti- ulhe.i»lw;irdly fjmn Kierrn

Plan Beach P a r ty

ve*tun rd ly from an itiiKle In Wii.sh-Ini'ton Avenue to <1 jMiint in %i«tttt- thedi&tiinee of appit>^iitn»!elv 100" nouth- •nslH JttJIv frtitn the inti-i.‘ ri-li<.n uf WashlnirKm Avenue ^ntl l.ib n ty Street, I jh r r ty S lr r r t the d ivurue of ApproxJin«l«-l> 242' m.i tlie.i-.lw .< t d Jy from Haim e i J i i v r to » jH>mi i;t Hie inlerseetint) of laho ity ^ liert .t:»l Wahldiii'ton A\emie, WiiMiinylon A . (-• nue the di.stam.i- ol .tppro.inn.iteh I i n » i thw t stv. a: tllv lim n 1 tit* in-

T h e B e a c h C o m b e r , o f C l i f fu « * o d i ,>lf s‘,r,1 ‘>n W a > h iu « to ii A w n u t « i.tt„ . , , , . . I jb i ’fty streei U* Ihe nit*-r^eetn.ri tfH e a c r i h e ld a w e e k l y m e e t in g a t ! W a .shm »:ton a m -.m u * .tnd t in io n a m -t h e h o m e o f M r a n d M r s V J i n u o * S t n e i l h e n . M . m u ' o ft n e o o i i H . i»i .m t . a n u - M r s . • ^ - j n p | i r o Y i r n a t r l > -1-th' n e r i l i e . i \ l ' M t i d J »B u s h m a n , ^ P a c i f i c B l v d . , C l i f f * ! W;t!,hm»jtnn A m -i i i k to the tntrr-w o o d B c a c h . F l a n s u n i * d iM - tis s i- d j 3 T v ^ 3 i . " i i J S l i j n K i ' iV . i 'f o r a lx - a c h p a r t y l o b e h e ld J u l y ! J j » t > P f " * m ia ' 'H j s - a ; ;.rd- r r 'r ’ •' j ly from (»t;int Strert lo h p«.|til m11 . C o m m i t t e e m e m b e r s i n c h a r t e r j l a r d t i i K n [ v d . t h e (iiM.-.i.i-t- t.f a p p r o x

o f f u t u r e p l a n s . t i e M i s s R o s e ;

A u r i t m n u i , M i.s s . M n j i l y n S c h m i d t ,C h a r l e s T i l t o n a n d K o |» e r T r e a d ­w a y .

tuner of *ppri"iirnately 100’ touth* v\e*>t\\iirdt> from Oiik Lane, Schenck Avenue at 3 point the dislance of approx 1:11 ateK 50’ not l!iwt>t'-s ,mll> from the mteiM-cljofl tif Seiitruk Avenue and Wi<o<tland Head :ne d.« tam e of approximately «-T5’ :mr!. v,r*tAattll> to 4 joint wtiich co.mi’ct • S'ehenck Avenue uith Kdrem cu U ru e . in a 1 ij:ht-of-rt .iv the (l:<*!.»’v e of itppro^irti.iO'/) Vfl' 'inrthe.iif > ,11 iti from a point L'i Srfierek Avenm* :r,r ilisUtiH'e uf etppri'.xini.trly finv'.nur*-1v. ar dlv ftotn ttie 1:»tc 1 • e--’ ,!>o t>f Avt niie .md Srhe .t k Ase-i ue Kdremere Urive ’.he 11ist;- r'>• t* o? appt nxiinatel*. L'416' n'-r Hi «• e 'tv .11t!l> in-m I r-f.n 1'lai'i :«• .< P‘ ii ', -Anion •onnrrts Kdilerncre l>ri\e nntl ^ - iif in Avetitie, . ui'.'-e-t I ’ Jaee the distjnee of iirp i oviin>t< l\ 1 OMi* M.ulhe.tslv-jfd* Iv fit-rn Eritfemerr Drive. I>iike!anii Avenue l?:e tli>1a:Hi- of goprtiMmale- J> .'tW.1' Miuthea-tw.tidlv fn-rn Kdj’e- jn r ir Drive, Woodlard Avenue ihe di*t ;ii:t e of approximately I50‘ north'

t w .-trdh fr*n) I.itkeiand .Avenur M in .iiti D rue Hie di'-tanee of ap proxim jte ly northwest-a rd!'fiom the northeast lntet»ei!ion n! M lii.im D in e and Ne*.v J iiu iyw u K Avenue to »l)e tiiTlliweM inter-tctJon »)f Mtt 1 111 D n vr .out Hr.in*. .■• iekAvenue, M uiam f’lai'e the liistai.t-e of appiovnnattiv 4t^" t i-uthea* t a ard- l.V fi«;iii i.orthwi-vt M iriam Drive. New Hi unsw lek Av enue the distance of appro>nuiit* Iv 210o‘ mirth w t**»ivi u rdl • fruin the mtei M-rtion •■( Ne'-v Him.* wick \ventie and Atnhov Hoad. Am ­boy Ho,id the di^Um e <>f apprcviinalr Jy CfHf tn rth w r» *, .< iit dly from Cenlet Avenue. Center Avenue the distance of eippt <*x Inui tr h I/'.otJ’ sou thw e^tw .11 d- ly ftorn Anit>ov Avenur. a >arut;«t> ■rv, r i fort e rn.un from Uu- snulii >lde «f .Nrw Jrrsev State Mti'h-'.av Houte No. 14 the distance of appruxmialrh

: 1 • 11 thu t s’, a ui dU tcj the intei'fiK** Ihni «>f Kd<e)v*trr D tiv r and Wed- rrl> A\rnue, in a 1 uiht-of-'»v ;»> itotn n [joint in l.:iV*’*tdr Drive the <ii«t.mer ot »ppfo\:tnatelv fit id* r»orthe*stw ,11 dlv to a iH.iii! in (.'reM-ent Plate , from the mtei sertion «>f M inain D uve and N**w Hiuf>»i'iik Ave i) tie Hie diftSitnrr of ap(>r«’» t mu tely liSt'O’ fi<*rthr«^t w ardlv lr> J> ;/<:•)! Pi Kii^emere DfJve. in m rl|,.M *-f--’.it\ fi« in the :ntrr?et turn of New HrtiiiMUik Avrnue ai.d Aii'hox ){o;td tne ili*-tanre nf hpproxiniairiv Sir.' routliea^t iirill) Jo it (H>int ny- ptt» v Itnatt’I.v IC6* joiut^ir i- li1. ar dly of C rn trr A'.*-iutr. Center Avenue the distance </f iipj>roxinuilelv n.ulh-weslv.arfliv from Ambuy Hoad. 4 rivht of-wh)' Irotn ilerrhwood Teirace the dutat.ee of approximately 4 JO’ nor thea.%lw atdly to Itav in r Drive, u riftht-of-uiiy the dislaner <jf apprtix- limitt-lv J(H»' Muitliiv estw atdly from Iiie *oulh ude nl Neu Je i^ey State

j Highway Route No. 34 the distant# | of »pprokim «ifly 1U0' i>ouLhu«»twai^’ ly to a point thr distance of approx* | itnately r.ortheat-t'.vardly from1 Sc-henck Avenue, together with all : !iet'es*arv marihole*:. t-onneclions. fit* j tings ,,nd appurtenances and Including . the u<‘cpiisitinn of neve&^ary Tlgtits In ; land alt as shtywo on and In «c* - rordante wjtJi and tu the extent de«

senbrtt :n the Order of the Depart­! ment nf Health of the Stale of Nov : J e i v f \ heremafier nienliuned. at:d in

act’intl.mt e viih the v h itr prints,, plant and .speeiflcatltins referred to : i.i hdiit Order and on iiie In Uie olfic* : of the Horotinh Cn*rk and hereby ap- • prttved and as nt-reb.v extended.1 Sevtion 2. Section 3 (d) of th« J ordinance tteniK »me idrd b«, and th« : same is. Jierrtn amended and

pleiTUvMed ihar.fin i’ it to read asj fo|lo<\ S! Srction 3 'd l 'Hie following item i, i as defined and authorised by Section ' 40 1- 5 of *aid Law. are and shall he

chiiipetl a»: a part of the cost c.f said puipo!>e t«i he financed by the 1 tr.suance of saitl obligation*: t l ) not

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certiricatt? In a rch itec tu ra l (lesion Vint* D rive and Dillon Avenue. Cetlar i and building cuii.strutiion D-i hnolo- l,,f, e,,of ■i - . • f t < / -'Id M m thw e* t -. . ir t . iv f io n i fta v i- .ep y f r o m th e h n K i n e c r i n e S r l i o o l i , f lu W f t ( ) ; ik s t r- e t thf- d .s tn n e * t . f .T e m p le U n i v e r s i t y a n p r o i i im a le lv . 'I'll’ h c u th w e s tu u rd ly ■ ;

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M r . B r e w e r is e m p lo y e d a.s ac o n s t r u c t io n e t im a t o r w i 'h th e g e n e r a l c o m r a c t in j . ’ f i r m o f A l le n B r o t h e r s . I n c . , K e d H a n k .

A lt e n c l in j» a f i r a d u a t io n p a r t y in M r , B r e w e r ' s h o n o r w e r e M r . a n d M r s . S a m u e l B r e w e r a n d s o n . K e n ­n e t h C o o k , M r . n n d M r .s , W i l l i a mD a r b y , F r e e h o l d ; M r . a n d M r s .L e s t e r W o o l l e y , L e s l i e W o o l l e y , M r . a n d M r a . D a n ie l F . B r e w e r a n d s o n s , M r . a n d M r s , H a r r y V . D e m - c r y a n d f a m i l y , M r . a n d M m .G e o r g e L . D e m e r y n n d F r e d e r i c k S l a f l l i n g e r , M o r g a n v i l l e ; M r s . B e r ­t h a S c h a n c k , M r s . F r a n k R o b e r t s ,M r . a n d M r s . W i l l i a m S t r o t h e r , M r . a n d M r s . C h e .s te r S z y m a n s k i a n d d a u g h t e r , M r , a n d M r s . T o m m y C a s a l e , M a t a w a n ; K e n n e t h S t a t t e l ,M a r l b o r o ; J o h n T r a n i m , M r . a n d M r s . R u s s e l l V a n P e l t j r . , P a u lM o n t e s a n o , E r n e s t H a d e , M r . a n d M r .s . J o h n R o b e r t s a n d s o n s , K e y ­p o r t ; M r . a n d M r s . A r t h u r I . i e b e a n d W a l l e r 0 / i r n e k , S o m e r v i l l e ;M r . a n d M r s . W i l l i a m K u r t / , S o u t h R i v e r , a n d M i s s C a r o l G r o m , P h i l ­a d e lp h ia .

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CommunicationsTo the Editor,

Your May 28, 19*4 editorialWRed the citizenry to w e in favor • f the Board ol Education’i plan to build two elerr.entary tchools, acquire sites for future new schools and renovate the former high achool building. The Strathmore residents followed your suggestion with overwhelming power. N o t so In Ihe borough. Have you wondered why? I have.

My conclusion Is that the borough residents, being in the minority, were not subtly coerced into a frenzy over split-scssions as were the Strathmore residents. Ihe Board of Education either by neg­lect or intent, failed to discover surplus classroom space in the Cliffwood school, which will avoid the need for split-scssions in Sep­tember, until after tile voting took place. A great piece of strategy on someone’s part, nr perhaps 1 am being over-suspicious.

At this stage of developments, I can hardly agree with your view­point that the Board’s proposal is (he result of .sound nnd realistic planning. The Board doesn't seem to be making good use of existing facilities ai evidenced by the ohservation In a recent issue of your paper that some mothers are aroused because Idle second floor classrooms at Broad St. are being renovated for reuse.

In addition, a 10-room school as proposed for Ravine Dr. doesn't teem lo be a practical size and therefore doesn't give me the im­pression of sound planning for the future. The growth in estimated enrollments from IM3-I9M to IMS Is 70* pupils; from 1964-1 MS to IMS-IMS it ia 412; from I96S-I96C

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m a k e s th e m a s t e c o n o m ic a l u s e o f j o r g a n i/ . e d a n d e n t h u s i a s t i c in tro - s c h o o l f a c i l i t i e s ( c l a s s r o o m s , aud i> | d u c t io u o f ‘ ‘ t h e g r e a t e s t o p p o r t u n i t y t o r iu m s , c a f e t e r i a s , g y m n a s iu m * , j f o r a d v a n c e m e n t o f e d u c a t io n s in c e p l a y g r o u n d s , e t c . ) a n d t e a c h in g ( h e in t r o d u c t i o n o f p r in t i n g b ys k i l l s , y e t m a i n t a i n s t h e lo w p u p il- t e a c h e r r a t i o o n t h o s e s u b je c t s ( r e a d in g , s p e l l in g , a r i t h m e t i c , a n d h a n d w r i t i n g ) t h a t r e q u i r e in d i v id u a l i n s t r u c t io n . A n a h e i m , C a l i f , h a s u s ­e d t h is p la n v e r y e f f e c t i v e l y - w i t h a s l ig h t r i s e in t h e q u a l i t y o f e d u c a t io n . W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y , M d . , D a d e C o u n t y , F l a . a n d w g r e a t m a n y o t h e r s c h o o l s y s t e m s a r e b e n e f i t in g b y m o d e r n a p ­p r o a c h e s to th e c u r r e n t e d u c a t io n a l c h a l le n g e s . T h e y d id n ' t h a v e th e t im e o r m o n i* y l o s o lv e t h e i r p r o ­b le m s w i t h s o lu t io n s u s e d 30 y e a r s a g o .

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The leadi in “Trial By Jury" are: The Learned Judge, Fred Ot- tlgnon; The Plaintiff, Theresa Cali; the Defendant, Charles Miello; Counsel for die Plaintiff, Daniel Young.

The cast tor "HMS Pinafore” in­cludes: The Right Honorable Sir Joaeph Porter KCB, Fred Ottignon; Capt. Corcoran, Robert Eshorn; Ralph Rschstraw, Guelio Vellucci; Dick Dead Eye, William Paulty; Bill Bobstay, Richard Nicklous; Bob Dechett, Robert Cracauer; The Beautiful Josephine (Friday even­ing) Barbara Dennison and (Satur­day evening) Maria Paynton.

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*f« THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, June 25, 1964

Linda Kushman Wed Saturday■ Mitf Linda Gertrude Kuahman,

daughter of Mr . . and Mrs. Harry Baum, 2 Brookside Court, Hazlet, became lhe bride of John C. Long jr ., Saturday, June » , 1964. The bridegroom i the mn of Mr. and Mra. John C. Long sr.. 85 llurley't Lane. Lincroft. The Rev. William J , Mills performed the double ring ceremony al 2 p.m. in tht Presby­terian Church, Lincroft.

The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Baum. She wore a floor- length gown designed with a Chan­tilly lace fitted bodice, long sleeves and. iquare neckline. The .silk or­ganza skirt terminated in a chapel •weep. Her shoulder - length veil of illusion fell from a crown of se­quins and pearls and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, and Carnations, centered with a white orchid.

Mri. Richard Aaford, Buffalo, N .Y., waa the matron of honor fnr her sister. She wore a Romance blue silk organza floo’ • length (own atyled with i scoop neckline and three - quarter • length sleeves. A circular veil 'ell over her flower headpiece and she carried a cas­cade bouquet of white carnations.

W ear Idt a lleal flowas The bridesmaids, who wore si mi

lar gowns and headpiece* In pale blue, were Miss Rhefca VanDien, Branchvllle; Miss Kathleen Long, at home, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Salty Domidlon, Lincroft, and Miss Frentes Montagna, Ila/let. They carried cascade bouquets of white carnations. '

James Long, at home, waa the best man for his brother, Ushering were Harry Wilson, Red Bank; Paul Haupt, John Melvin and Frank Neary, Lincroft.

After a reception In The Coin N e c k Inn, the couple left on a mo­tor trip to Canada. For traveling, the bride wore a blue suit, while hat and accessories and a white or­chid corsage. When they reiurn, they will reside in Red Bank.

the bride and the bridegroom were graduated from Middletown Township High School. The bride waa also graduated from Katherine Gibbs School, Montclair.

The bridegroom is employed by #M United Slates Government i l l

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M r. and Mrs. Floyd Hemenway,Varth Shore Concourse, Cliffwood I n c h, are parents of a daughter Mm Monday, June 22, 1964, at Monmouth Medical Center.

E l l a r dA daughter was born in St. Pet-

* r ’s Hospital on June 4, 1964, io U r. and Mrs. Harry A. Ellard, I t York St., Old Bridge.

I l n n r jMr. and Mrs. Ronald Howard, tt

Darwin Rd., Old Bridge, are the parents of a son, born June 4, 1964,■ St. Peter’s Hospital.

McNaboe IA daughter was b o m June 4, M o r g a n v i l l e , a r e Ihe p a r e n t s o f a

1M4, in St. Peter’s Hospital to M r . d a u g h t e r , b o r n l u n e 6, )9ti4, in St.and Mrs. Robert J . McNaboe, 21 Peter’s H o s p i t a l .Gmty St., Old Bridge. I K#)ch

E U U I A s o n w a s b o r n i n S t . P e t e r ' s jMr. and Mra. Robert EHia, RD 1, H o a p i t a l o n J u n e 6, 1964, to M r .

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The b r id e w a s g i v e n in m a r r i a g e by her f a l h c r . S h e w o r e a s i lk o r- gaoia g o w n o v e r t a f f e t a , d e s ig n e d with a s c a l lo p e d s c o o p n e c k l i n e bordered w i t h A l e n c o n l a c e a p ­p l i q u e s r e - e m b r o id e r e d w i t h s e e d p e a r l s . M a t c h i n g a p p l iq u e s w e r e r e p e a t e d o n t h e c o n t r o l l e d s k i r t w h i c h t e r m in a t e d i n a c h a p e l t r a in . I l e r Q u e e n ’s c r o w n o f s e e d p e a r l s h e l d a b o u f f a n t v e i l of F r e n c h i l ­lu s io n . S h e c a r r i e d a c a s c a d e b o u ­q u e t o f f e a t h e r e d w h i t e c a r n a t i o n s a n d b a b ie s ’- b re a th .

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i d e n t i c a l g o w n s a n d m a t c h i n g p i c ­t u r e h a t s , w o r e M r s . S t e p h e n A l ­i k a s a n d M r s . R u s s e l l W e b e r , M a t ­a w a n a n d M i s s S a r a h R u p p e r t , M i a m i , F l a . T h e y c a r r i e d s m a l l w h i t e b a s k e t s o f y e l l o w a n d w h i t e .s h a s la c h r y s a n t h e m u m s , y e l l o w a n d w h i t e s n a p d r a g o n s a n d i v y .

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! a w a n , b r o t h e r - in - l a w o f t h e b r id e ­g r o o m ; R a l p h E v a n s , D e e r f i e ld B e a c h , F l a . a n d P a u l S p r o u l , M a t ­a w a n .

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T h c b r i d e a n d t h e b r id e g r o o m w e r e g r a d u a t e d f r o m M a t a w a n H ig h S c h o o l , C l a s s o f I9 6 0 a n d m e m b e r s o f t h e C l a s s o f 1IMJ4 o f U p s a l a C o l le g e , E a s t O r a n g e . T h e b r id e w a s a m e m b e r o f T h c- ta B e t a G a m a S o r o r i t y a n d th e b r id e g r o o m w a s a m e m b e r o f P i D e l t a P h i F r a t e r n i t y .

M i s s J u d i t h K l l e n C o r c o r a n , d a u g h t e r o f J o h n S p e n c e r C o r c o r ­a n . 17 H ig h l a n d A v e . , K e a n .s b u r g a n d t h c la t e M r s . C o r c o r a n , b e ­c a m e th e b r id e o f M i c h a e l F r a n c i s D u r n in , s o n o f M r . a n d M r s . J o h n T h o m a s D u r n in , It i I l a / l e t A v e . H a / l e t , S a t u r d a y , J u n e 1’b,T h e R e v , F r e d e r i c k V a l e n t in o p e r f o r m e d th e d o u b le r i n g c e r e ­m o n y in S t . A n n ’ s ( 'h u r c h . K e a n .s b u r g , a t 2 :3 0 in .

T h o b r id e w a s g i v e n :u m a r ­r i a g e b y h e r f a t h e r . Sh i* \ \ o :e a f l o o r • le n g t h s i lk o r g a n z a ; .o w n f e a t u r i n g s e q u in a m l p e a r l a p p l i ­q u e s o n th e f r o n t . 'H it- f i t t e d Ir fa f ic e h a d lo n g s l e e v e s a n d ih e ‘ k i n t e r ­m in a t e d in a c h a p e l - le n g t h t r a in . H e r F r e n c h i l lu s io n b u t t e r f l y v e i l

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w a s th e m a t r o n o f h o n o r S in * w a r e a f h x i r - f e n g 'h p a s t e l v e f l o w g o w n . s t y k d w i t h s h o r t s le .- v e s a r id eon- t r o l l e d s k i r t . A c i r c u l a r v e i l f e l l o v e r h e r m a t c h i n g [ l o w e r e d h e a d ­p ie c e a n d s h e c a r r i e d a c a s c a d e ix n iq u e t o f c a r n a t i o n s .

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Mitt Dorothea N o e l D o w n e s , dbuahter of Mr. and Mrs. George O. Downes, Sunset Ave., Matawan, became the bride i r W a l t e r Robert Zimmerer, ton of Mr. a n d M r s . W aHtr C. Zimmerer J r ., B i g Brook Forma, Cofta Neck, Saturday, June 31, 1194. Tlm Rev. W i l l iA m B a u s c h Celebrated the Nuptial M a s s a t 11 R.m. and officiated M the double ring caromony in S t . J o a o p h 'a Church, Keyport. Mri. M k h a d Con waa tho aomst and she w a s accom­panied by Misa taretto Durante.

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Mis* Maryamie Z f m m e r e r , s i s t e r o f thi b r id e g r o o m , B i g B r o o k F a r m g , C o K a N e c k , w a i t h e m a id o f h o n o r ,

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lhe b r id e , C o l t s N e c k , w a s th e b e s t m a n . T h o u s h e r s w e r e R i c h a r d T i l t o n , F r e e h o l d ; F r a n c i s U o y le , J a m a i c a , L . I . ; R i c h a r d G r e i n e r , P h i l a d e l p h i a , P a . ; a n d J u s t i n W h a l- le , U n lo n t o w n , P a .

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T h e b r id e is n g r a d u a t e o f R e d B a n k C a t h o l i c H ig h S c h o o l a n d M a r y m o w n l C o l l e g e o f V i r g i n i a . S h e r e c e i v e d h e r B a c h e l o r o f Se l- o n c e D e g r e e in E d u c a t i o n f r o m M o n m o u t h C o l le g e . L o n g B r a n c h .

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S t o n e h u r s t T e r r . , H a z l e t , a r e th e p a r e n t s o f a s o n , b o r n M o n d a y . J u n e 22, 1961, in R i v e r v i e w H o s p i ­t a l .

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u r d a y a t 8 a . n i . f r o m t h e S c o t t F u ­n e r a l H o m e , B e l f o r d , t o S t . A n n 's C h u r c h , K e a n s b u r g , w h e r e a h ig h m a s s o r r e q u ie m w a .s c e l e b r a t e d f o r M r s . J u l i a H o f f m a n , 81, o f P o r i M o n m o u t h R d . , K e a n .s b u r g , w h o d ie d " W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 17,' 1 % 4 , a t h e r h o m e a f t e r a s h o r t i l ln e s s . I n ­t e r m e n t w a s i n M a n y u n k , P a .

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B e s id e s h e r m o t h e r , s h e is s u r ­v i v e d b y h e r h u s b a n d , G e o r g e ; a d a u g h t e r , M i s s M a r g a r e t D i e h l , M i ­a m i ; a s o n , G e o r g e T . D i e h l , L a ­f a y e t t e , L a . ; t w o s i s t e r s , M r s . G e o r g e H a l l c r a n , M a t u w a n , a n d M r s . W i l l i a m B o w n e J r . , A t l a n t i c H ig h l a n d s , a n d a b r o t h e r , E d w a r d T r o y , C h a t h a m .

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u r d a y a t 11 a . m . a t t h e B u d r e c k i a n d S o n s F u n e r a l H o m e , L in d e n , f o r M r s . M a r g a r e t S y m in g t o n A n ­d e r s o n , 75, o f 39 W e ld o n R d . , M a t a ­w a n , w h o d i e d W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 17, 1964, a t h e r h o m e . S h e w a s th e w id o w o f W i l l i a m A n d e r s o n .

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FRIDAY. JULY 3rd. 1964HAS BEEN DECLARED A LEGAL

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MONMOUTH COUNTY BANKSWill Not Be Open For Business

Friday, July 3, 1964

Monmouth County Banking and Clearing House Association

FIVE BEAUTIFUL BUYS AND ONE GREAT PLACE IV BUY( MAV at your Chevrolet dealers )

Muhlt thou* thort! top Uft, CcrrrtU Siint Hag Sptvl Cotpt; rifhl, Cerrair Homo Club Coup*; rtnltr, Cktrtl II Nvra Sport Cvitpaf Mlom Iffl, ChrrrlU Molitu Conttriiblt; right, Ckrtrolti Impala Conttrlibh.

B w n wailing I ill now lo buy th a l new Ch«vrolelT You’v* •Iruck il rich! W anl lo know why?

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And those five beautiful huyn? 1—The tilg luxiirloiia Jet-smoolh Chevrolet. 2—Chevrolet’)) latest, tho youth­fully nlyleil, highly accepteil Chevelle. 8 —Chevy IJ for families who Rppreeiate economy along with high style. 4—The unique rear-enflint Corvnir with ils roiiil-huKKin* trnclion nrd eiiny handling, 6—You can go nil out (Lhut’a for wire!) with the M'nwtioniil CorvelLe Stinn Hay.

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Deborah Chapter Turns Over $2000

Mr*. Howard Balgley, president pml the Madison Township Chapter

Of Deborah, has announced a dona­tion of'12000 for a six-month period Kras turned over to the Deborah Hospital, Browns Mills, at a presi­

dent’s meeting held at the hospital on June 17. The meeting was at­tended by Mrs. Balyley and Mrs. J Melvin Glaser, vice president and ways and means chairman.

Jack Lesser, president of the Hospital Board of Directors, said ground was being broken for a new heart pavilion, estimated to cost ( 1 , 000 ,000 .

The Madison Chapter plans to hold three teas during the summer.

Installation Held At Dimier-Danee

L a w n a m a TYOUR LAWN’S FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE AGAINST

W DM CRAI CRASS MIMS MNfiUS CHKH NKS

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I am often asked what to do about summer crabgrass. I usually reply, "Are you sure it’s crabgrass? Better take a sample to the local Scotts dealer and compare it with the photos of Ihe various wild *rasses on h I a Wee d ra m a . Then you’ll know what to use.”

If It Is crabgrass, two ap­plications of Scotts Clout, a week apart, will stop It deud without harm inn the desirable grasses.

If you don't get around to using Clout control by the end of August, the strategy is a little different. By then seed heads have formed and are ripening rapidly. You then will likely need only one treatment of Clout lo atop ripening of the seeds. A second if you want to get rid of the plants as well.

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c r a b g r a s s h a s g o n e t o s e e d . N o

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raking (rent a power rake if you can) and plant grass seed. Then early n e x t Spring, use pre­emergence Halts to prevent crabgrass from getting started again.

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Over 2M people Hi tended (he dlnner-dance in*f;Hhitiou o l th t ; Strath­more Jewish Center on June 1.1, al the Oak Shades lrire House.

P r e s e n t a t i o n s w e r e m uck- h y M i c h a e l L e w i s , c h a i r m a n o l l h e H o a r d

Careen, new Sisterhood president, by Mrs. Herbert Shore, outgoing Sisterhood President; to Robert Weinstein, president-elect by Mn.

i t Trustees to Martin Cooper, outgoing presldenl; to Mrs. L e o n a r d

hood President; to Jtobert UShoreRabbi Sidney M. Bonner, .spiritual leader of Congregation H’nal

hrael, installed Ihe congregational officers,Guests danced lo thc music of “ lhe Clubmen” and a buffet dinner

was nerved hy a caterer. Mrs. Paul Grossman was the chairman of lhe evening, assisted by Mrs. Shore.

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T h a C h a p t e r is s p o n s o r in g its s ix t h p a t i e n t at D e b o r a h .

i M r s . i a m e .s K d w a r d s , l o a d e r ; M r s . j G c r r v G r o v e m ; m . c o - le a d e r , a n d • .M rs , M i c h a e l G e i g e r .

| M e m b e r * w h o w i l l l e a v e th e l j u n io r g r o u p to e n t e r ( h e c a d e t ; g r o u p in t h e f u l l w e r e p r e s e n t e d i w i t h c a d e t h a n d b o o k s a n d a c h ie v e - I m e n t b a d g e s w e r e a w a r d e d ,

Saturday Dance To Aid Firemen

F i n a l a r r a n g e m e n t s f o r th*? M o d ­e r n a n d S q u a r e D a n c e to b e h e ld S a t u r d a y w e r e m a d e a : t h e m e e t ­in g o f lh e C l i f f w o o d V o l u n t e e r F i n * C o . 1 h e ld In t h e fii't* h o u s e ,

A l f r e d P o m e n e . p r e s i d e n t , cosi- d u c t e d th e m e e t in g . I t w a s a n ­n o u n c e d t h a t t h e M o d e r n a n d S q u a r e D n n c e w i l l b e h e ld f r o m !) p .m . t o 1 a . m . in t h e t i r e h ou .se . M u s i c w i l l b e p r o v id e d b y U n c l e G e o r g e V i d o r . T i c k e t s m a y be p u r c h a s e d f r o m a n y f i r e m a n ,

j P l a n s a l s o w e r e d is c u s s e d f o r tin* p i c n i c t o h e hf.dd o n S u n d a y , J u l v f>.

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t h e i r f a m i l i e s a r c in v i t e d to a t t e n d .

T h e u n i f o r m c o m m i t t e e h a s c o m * : p le t e d i t s . s u r v e y a n d a n n o u n c e d

t h a l 100 p e r c e n i u n i f o r m s w i l l be a t t a in e d w h e n t h e y p u r c h a .s e a t e w n e w o n e s fo r t h e m e m b e r s w h o n e e d d ie m .

T h e b y - la w s c o m m i t t e e a n n o u n c ­e d t h a t a f e w r e v i s i o n s a n d a m e n d * m c n t s w i l l b e m a d e in lh e e x i s t i n g b y - la w s .

T h e f i r e c o m p a n y p a r t i c i p a t e d in a d r i l l c o n d u c t e d b y t h e M a t a w a n

. T o w n s h i p F i r s t A i d S q u a d d u r in g 1 t h c p a s t w e e k . A s im u la t e d b u s a c ­; c id c n t r e s u l t e d in c a s u a l t i e s a n d ! l h e f i r e c o m p a n y w a s c a l l e d to e x ­' l in g u i s h t h e i m a g i n a r y f i r e th a t • s t a r t e d in th e h u s .

Thursday, June 25, 1964B o r n in N e w Y o r k , *W r . D o n n e r

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M r s . J o h n K a n e , M n t a w a n , p r e s ­id e n t o f T h e S o r o p t i m is t C lu b o f T w i n L i g h t s A r e a , p r e s id e d a t th e l a s t m e e t in g o f th e y e a r h e ld a t th e A i r p o r t P l a z a L a n e s in H a / le t . M r s . F l o r e n c e S u t p h in , H ig h l a n d s , w a s n a m e d d e le g a t e to t h e t r ie n n ia l c o n v e n t io n to b e h e ld a t M i a m i R e a c h J u l y 5 * 11.

P J a n s f o r n e .x t y e a r ’s m e e t in g s , w e r e c o m p le t e d . T h e f i r s t T h u r s * 1 d u y o f e a c h m o n t h w i l l b e a b u s i ­n e s s m e e t in g to b e h e ld a t A i r p o r t P l a z a L a n e s . T h e t h i r d T h u r s d a y o f e a c h m o n t h w i l l h e a d in n e r m e e t in g a t B a h r ’ s L a n d in g , H ig h ­la n d s .

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H e is a m e m b e r o f t h e S t r a t h ­m o r e B a t h a n d 7 'e n n is C l u b a n d

! t h e S t r a t h m o r e C i v i c A s s o c ia t io n i a n d a f o r m e r d i s t r i c t l e a d e r o f th e ! C l i f t o n U n i t e d A p p e a ls D r i v e . M r . : A l l a w a . y is m a r r i e d lo l h e f o r m e r i M i.s s D o r o t h e a B i r m i n g h a m o f N u t . - l e y . T h e y h a v e f i v e c h i l d r e n : J o h n , j 23 ; N a n c y , 21; D o n a ld , I S ; S u s a n ,

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G irl Scout* Hold Cookout Saturday

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H ig h S c h o o l .

T h e r e c i t a l w i l l b e t h e s t o r y o f a G e r m a n p i c t u r e b o o k t r a n s l a t e d in ­t o m o v e m e n t s . M u s i c i s b y R o b e i t S c h u m a n n .

T h i s Ls t h e t h i r d a n n u a l r e c i t a l to b e g i v e n b y t h e s c h o o l . S t u d e n t s a r e b e in g i n s t r u c t e d i n b a l l e t a n d i n t e r p r e t a t i v e d a n c in g .

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Your wife will praise your thrift.• {A n O p « l K a d t l f S ta t io n W a g o n it t a i y to b u y . A n d it w ill g o a lo n g w a y o n a

g a l lo n o f g a s . P a r t i o r * * a t y lo c o m * b y ; Ju it c o m * b y y o u r B u ic k - O p * I d e o l# r ' i )

Your friends will admire your dash.(O pd isn 't s tu ffy a b o u t b t ln g G e r m a n . A n d y o u 'l l b # a b le t o ip o t y o u r c a r in l h t po rk- in g ) o f A n d it h a s a m ig h ly 46 h o u e p o w e r e n g in e . W h i c h im ’l o i im o ll o i fome.)

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For ihe firat time thli wason, the Matawan A.C., lately reconverted from Ihe Freehold Townsmen, took (he field Sunday with an entire Malawan lineup. A feature of the lineup was a first time inclusion ol Dave Gregory, lefthander who pitches tor Upsala College, and Deiter Johnson, all - state of Mata­wan Hifih’s days in Greater New­ark Tournament play. Johnson is coming back from Kentucky to

, teach al the regional high. The gen­eral effect of this was all lo theC od; the Allen Thiele Tire team

ing trounced 11-3 in a game that kept Ihe A.C. in third place in Jer- (ey Shore League Handings.

The Malawanera had climbed to lhe third rung in the league the day before when they defeated the Manasquan A.A. team J-4 behind

relief pitching of Keyporfa _ lly Geiger. Down by four runs g»- iag into ine bottom of the third in- alnn, flu . A.C. team rallied to pull t ie game oul at Cliffwood Field While Geiger was holding the Man- Mquaneri scoreless from the fourth Inning on.

This coming weekend the A.C, WHI have a chance to pick up more ground in the race with games •cheduled for tomorrow night wilh Howell Township under the lighti at Ft. Monmouih, Saturday with Howell again at Cliffwood and Sun­day a big one, at either Cliffwood or Keyport High Field, with Ihe Union Beach lloly Name. The Mat­awan players hope lo fallen their Win column rating against these iecond division clubc.

Onslaught SlappedThe vital game with Manasquan

Saturday started oul on the sour aide. Dave Glum, the Trenton State pitcher from Freehold who defeat­ed Long Branch IAMA recently for the A.C., did not Imvc his touch. Manasquan reached Glum for a run in the first on two hits and an error, lie got by the second, but WRh two out in the third, four extra base blows in a row brought in runs to make it 4-0 for Manasquan. Only• rash attempt by Squan's Duke Rathjen to extend a double Into a triple stopped the onslaught in time.

Matawan picked up a run in the bottom of the third on lid Flynn’s ■ingle and Rich Wenner's double. Hank Schwcir, Squan pitcher, took• sudden blasting with Flynn and Wenner aboard and two out in the bottom of the fifth. Charlie Wathington doubled, Carl Stephens •ingled and then Dave Jones also doubled and the A.C. went out in front 5-4 that fait.

With Geiger fanning eight bat­ters in four innings, this was all Ihe A.C. needed to ride out the name. Sam Wood slammed out a double With one out In the last Inning, but Geiger got Tom Schweir on an in­field roller and fanned Dan Rizzo With the tying run on third to end ihe game.

Against Alien Thiele Sunday, a Matawan outburst ot four runs in the first inning waa all thal waa ■ceded. Flynn led off with a hit •nd waa sacrificed along. Otey Wathington hit aafely to score Flynn. Charley Wathington wtlked. Him Stephen* Masted out a home lun and it waa all over before il ■larted for Jack McCormack, Thiele pitcher.

Stephens drove home two more rent in the lourtf. after Gregory had doubled and Otey Wathington •ingled. Gregory fanned five but waned six in this first pitching ef­fort since arm trouble sidelined him at Upaala. Squan batters got •rained backs whacking away at his "junk" pitching only to tee in­Mold dribblers or "can ol corn” fly balls come out of their efforts.

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era started th second half of tnter- boro League play Sunday in im­pressive fashion, defeating the Highlands A.C. at Atlantic High­lands 11 1. But the Cliffwooders did not fare ao well Monday in the op­ening of play in the Monmouth Night Softball League when Hughie Clark, Hazlet, pitching for Loori's, of Leonardo, blanked them 5-0 un­der the floodlights at Kroykian Field, Atlantic Highlands. Clark is a former pitcher for Burry's Bis­cuits, Elizabeth, State softball champs.

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T e d S o l t y s p i t c h e d t h e w in S u n ­d a y f o r t h e V F W . T h e H ig h l a n d s t e a m h a d g i v e n t i i e C l i f f w o o d e r s a h a r d t u s s le t w o w e e k s b e f o r e n t t h e C l i f f w o o d A v e . d ia m o n d a n d S u n ­d a y ’s g a m e s t a r t e d o u t t h a l w a y . C l i f f w o o d p i c k e d u p a r u n in t h e f i r s t o n a w a l k t o R a y C i s l o a n d h i t s b y F r a n k W a s h in g t o n a n d G e o r g e J a c o b s . B u t H ig h l a n d s b o u n c e d b a c k to k n o t t h e c o u n t I-I in t h e b o t t o m o f t h e s e c o n d .

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v i c t o r y in t h e t o p o f t h e t h i r d . K a y C i s lo a n d J o e G o r s y c a le d o f f w i t h h i t s . O n t h e h i t - a n d - r u n , W a s h i n g ­to n c o n n e c t e d a n d b o l l ) s c o r c d . W a s h in g t o n t o o k s e c o n d o n th e t h r o w t o t h e p l a t e , t h e n m a d e a d a r i n g d a s h l o s c o r e o n A c i e C o t ­t r e l l ' s b u n t . J a c o b s w a s s a f e o n a m l s p l a y a t f i r a t a d v a n c i n g C o t t r e l l , f r o m w h e n c e C o t t r e l l w o r k e d h is w a y in a f t e r lo n g o u t f i e ld f l i e s by R a y E u l o a n d Bill J o u v i n .

The Cliffwood team ran up their lead in the fourth and a home run blast by Jacobs clinched it.

The team will return to their home field next Sunday morning. Manager Bob Cislo acknowledged the club la shorthanded for compet­ing In both leaguea, the Interbora and the Monmouth Night. But tbe sim of the VFW playeri I i their showing in the state semi-pro tour­ney in August snd the more action they see, win, lose or drsw, the better becomes their teamwork against ihe big chsllenge oI state competition ahesd.

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The Cayuga, owned and skippered by Pr. tauls Silcox, Philadelphia, carries the burgee of the Key­port Yacht Club in Ihe events of the Jersey Ocean Racing Club, an organization of owners and crewmen of meter boats and auxiliaries for deep sea sailing. Next Saturday there will be a race sponsored by the Shrewsbury Sailing Ir Yacht Club, Pair Haven, for tbe Jersey Ocean group. The Cayuga and her crew. will take off in July to join the spectator fleet at the America’s Cup trials aft Newport, R .l. (

The eight-meter aloop is shown under full sail In a trial spin with Art Silcox jr. standing al the stern, Charles Silcox, Harold (Bucky) Raymond and l.et Churchman, In Ihe cockpit, and Art Silcux sr. on the fore dcck. All ara from Keyport but Churchman, who is from Laurence Harbor. I>r. Randy Straw* bridge, Philadelphia, is another of I h e Cayuga's Jersey Ocean Sailing Club crew members.

A m e r i c a n P o w e r B o a t A s s o c i a ­t io n ha.s c e r t i f i e d K e y p o r t f o r a n ­o t h e r o u t b o a r d r e g a t t a in m id - S e p ­t e m b e r . A d a t e m * a r K e y p o r t D a y in A u g u s t w a s f i r s t c o n s id e r e d . B o b L e t w e n s k e . U n io n B e a c h , o f i h e C e n t r a l J e r s e y I n b o a r d • O u t b o a r d R a c i n g A s s o c i a t i o n 's r e g a t t a c o m *

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Thursday, June 25, 1964 THE M ATAW AN JOURNAL, N. J. t a p I Wrtifc.

County Catholic League Banquet

The Monmouih County Catholic Bowling League held its Uth An­nual Banquet May 30 at thc Mag­nolia Inn, Matuwan. The bowlers. Iheir wives and guests of over 300 attended and all had an enjoyable evening. President of the league, P e lt Brady presided over the pre­sentation of the awards. St. Jo ­seph's’ of Keyport, the champions Ol' the league received Ihe ABC Awards of certificate and individ­ual patches, each member received • beautiful trophy from the league. The Davis Traveling Trophy, a splendid 36 inch tiopfiy, was pre* te rted ' io the captain of St. Joseph's, Tom Francy, by Walter D avis of Leonardo.

Each member of St. Catherine's No. 2, East Keansburg; St. Ann’s No. 1, Keansburg nnd St. Benedict’s No. 3, Hazlet, the second through fourth place teams, received hand­som e individual trophies from the league for their endeavors. John Stefura, Bayshore Catholic Men No. 3 , 'Union Beach, received a minia­ture Grandfather’s clock Irom the league, along with the Monmouih

County Association Award lor Tiii high average accomplishment ol 116.

The league also presented clock trophies to Pete Brady, St. Cath­erine’s No. 2 for his high three game scries of MS and to Joe Morea, St. Ann's No. 3 for his high one game of 275. Each man also

received the counly association award. St. Catherine's No. 2, East Keansburg had the high team series ol 2737 and St. M ary’s No. I, New Monmouth had the high team game of 980. Each member of bcih teams was the recipient of an at­tractive trophy.

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Pcf# Fourteen THE M A TA W A N JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, June 25, 1964

Parly Given For K.HX Graduate

M jg r the commencement eier- d ie s of Keyport High School Thur<- 4»y, a (raduation party waa given lor Miss Barbara Ann Mazuroski by h?r parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Muuroski. M Atlantic St.. Keyporl. The party wm held out-of-door* •nd Iwffet ttyle refreshments were aerved with a large cake aa the centerpiece of the refreihmcnt table.

During the evening a number of Mis» Mazuroaki's fellow graduates •(tended and other guests were Mias Helen Mazuroski, Miss Cecelia Mazuroski, Raymond Mazuroski and Dennis Drozd, South River, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mazuroski and daughters, Joan and Claire, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mazuroski and daughter, Mary Lee, Siyre- Ville; Mr. and Mrs. George Kapu- ahy and children, George, Frank and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kapuahy, Mr. and Mra. Everett Poling, Mr. and Mrs, Edmund Walker, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kapushy, Sayreville; Mrs. I le v e Kapushy. Union Beach:

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Gifts were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kapushy and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferrante.

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<57 CHEVY 4-Dr. S*d., A.T. ................$3954 9 VOLKSWAGEN, 2-Dr. Sedan . . . . 895 '59 PONTIAC Star Chief, 4-Dr. H.T.,

A.T., P.S., P.B .................'60 MERCURY Monterey 4-Dr. Sedan,

A.T. ..................... . .........................'59 OLDSMORILE 91 4-Dr. H.T., A.T.,

P.S., P.R., Air ...................'60 FORD Rarichwagon V-8, A.T., P.S. .'59 DeSOTO Sta. Wagon, A.T., P.S , P.B '59 BUICK Invicta Convertible, A.T.,

P.S., P.B., P.W. . ............................'62 FORD Falcon, 4-Dr. Se da n ...........'57 CADILLAC 4-Dr. H.T., P.S., P.B. . .'60 FALCON Station Wagon, A .T.........'59 FORD Custom 4-Dr. Sedan, A.T. . .'61 PONTIAC Convertible, A.T., P.S.,

P.B. . . . ....................... .....................'59 CHRYSLER Saratoga 4-Dr. H.T.,

A.T., P.S., P.B...................................'62 ELECTRA 225 4-Dr. H.T., A.T., P.S.,

P.B., P.W., A i r ................................'56 BUICK 2-Dr. H.T., A.T. . . . . . . . . . .'61 CHRYSLER Newport 4-Dr. H.T.,

A.T., P.S., P.B. •*»■«••■•«•••*..'62 PONTIAC Convertible, A.T., P.S.,

P.B. ........ ................................. ..'59 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-Dr. Sod.,

A.T., P.S., P.B. . . > ....................... ..'54 BUICK 2-Dr. Sedan, A.T. . .'61 FORD Country Squire, A.T.

P.W. .......................*58 FORD Country Sedan, V8 .'59 BUICK 4-Dr. H.T., A T., P.S.'60 IMPERIAL 2-Dr. H.T., A.T.,

P.B. ............... .........................'53 OLDS Super 88, A T., P.S..................'56 FORD 2-Dr. H.T. . ..........................'62 CHEVY Monia, 2-Dr. Spt. Cpe. . . .'58 BUICK Super 4-Dr. H.T., A.T.,

P.S., P.B.................... .........................'61 PLYMOUTH Fury 4-Dr. H.T., A.T.,

P . l ......................................'56 BUICK 2-Dr. H.T., A.T......................'55 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sedan .'62 BUICK "Wildcat" Custom Top, B.S.,

P.S., P.B., A T . ...............'62 LeSABRE 4-Dr. Sedan, A.T., P.S.,

P.B .......... . . ........................'63 USABRE 4-Dr. Sedan, P.S..............'58 FORD Fairlane 500 4-Dr. H.T., V8,

A.T.; P.S. ; ..............................'60 CHEVY Impala 2-Dr. H.T., A .T.........'62 CHEVY II, 2-Dr. Sedan ...............'58 FORD Country Sedan, V8, P.S., A T.'57 BUICK 2-Dr. H.T., A.T., P.S., P.B. . .'62 BUICK Special Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan,

V8, A.T., P.S.................................... 1795Look tor tho t\’

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FINANCING

O. M. A. C.

'A/ A i

AUTOS FOR SALESCHANCK I SIHLER

U SED CARS HWY M MATAWAN

9SM239 Open Until I P.M

BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES

QUALITY U SED CARSIM MAIN ST., MATAWAN

CR. MAIN • RT. I I

5 6 6 - 2 2 2 4

O PEN EV E S T IL I P.M«*Jtt

1957 DODGE STATION WAGON, very (ji)od condition, $375. Call

747-1882. wj25

HOUSES FOR SALE

1955 CHEVY station wagon, 6 cyl-

N O M O N E Y D O W N

If your credit Is good you can buy this 1 bedroom home with no money down, located In Union Reach. Immediate occupancy. For information call Scorai Construe- tion, W4-4H7._____________ wjtf

D EV ELO PM EN T HOME OWNERS

Being transferred? Ilmisc too small? Mortgage payment too high? Don't wait, call us now. we'll buy your home.

M A N LEY ASSOCIATES *71-5353

...... wjtfUNION liK A C II—G beautiful moms,

gas heat, hot waler, 1! hath-;, j large lot. combination storm win­' ilnu'c

FOR RENT FOR SALETWO ROOM efficiency apartment, I

all improvements, located at 66. Main St., Keansburg. Call 842-1703

LA R G E furnished rooms, adults only. Call Miss Major 264-2129,;

_______________________ v v j r :T H R E E ROOMS and hath, un­

furnished, for a business couple. Keyport, heat, ideal, $85 per month. Call 2 to 5jp.nv, 787-9720. wjtl HOUSE, furnished, 3 rooms and

hath; all utilities supplied Also hou.'ie. unfurnished, 3 rooms and ■ hiilh wilh heat $80. Call OShorn 1 07«;t or 264-1391. wjifA PA R ™ Eh n \ 'M a taw an 7 3 rooms

and hath, all utililies included Available Ju ly I. Call 566-4300

WjtfI'WO APARTM IiNTS, one 3 rooms -

and hath; one four ntDins and

FOR SALEB E S T T O P S O ILFLO W ER IN G SHRUBS J to 6 feet.

Weigela. Firehush, Deutzia 10! for $5; others 3 for $1. Dig yourown Call 946-4733. wjtt Chicken Manure, blue stone, road

gravel, good fill dirt, sand, cheap-

HELP WANTED

! dows, wall to wall carpeting. Kinder, standard shift, radio and I y cars nld- * l1r, r,n0 a,lt',r 7

heater $I(KI. Inquire SIS - 2nd St., I P-™- week days, all day Sal-Union Beach. w25 ! “ "taJ!* ailt) .Sundays. 2M-XU0. wji.,------------------------------- I MATAWAN Township—‘2 l>edroom1955, 4 DOOR Pontiac sedan $50 j house, tile hath, paneled kitchen,

as is. Call 787-4.153. wj25; gas heat. Excellent condition. $!),■' 900. Call 56G-6330. wj2a

AZALEAS ALL COLORS

25c, 50c. 75c up; lime fertilizer, grass seed, shade trees, large so lection evergreens California priv­et hedge, 5 to 6 inches, 5c each ; while they last. Open 8 to 8 daily, j Sunday 9 to 5 Rarilan I.and.scap- j ing Supplies, Highway 3a, South Amboy Call PArkwav 1-0208 wjtl jrtil.T-RITE coach carriage, cri’i |

and mattress in excellent cond'- j ium Both $30 Call 26C5S;>lj wjllii •M IX ED border Collie & Terrier:

puppies. 7 (n choose from Re i- ’ suitable. Can be seen at 185 M.iiit . St., Malayan. or cull 1**7.

top soil etc. hackhoe service.

Bulldozing and

E C K E L T R U C K I N G

M ORGANVILLE CALL HAY Olt NIGHT

5fi6 5707wjtl

. bath. Call 787-1353. wjj .........I'WO-ROOM "'"furnished '"apartment TWO W ELL BU ILT Air Condition-

in Keyport, second floor. Call ers, $75. e a c h , electric hand

1955 R A M BLER station wagon automatic transmission, 6 cylin

der. Call 1H1-9045. vvj2.f1958 CADILLAC, black 4 door se­

dan 60 Special, excellent condi­tion $1200; Call 261-5955. wjtfI960 R A M BLER 9 passenger sta-j

tion wagon. Custom made cro>s country 28,000 miles only, 4 brand j new tires $895. Call 264-0668.

; HAZLET 7 room split level home, ; 3 Iwdrooms Ij,-, baths, immed­iate occupancy. Must sacrifice. Best offer over S I5,500. Call for ap|M)intmcnt 264-5K56. wj2a

BELOW EMI.A. APPRA ISAL:

I962, 3 bedroom Ranch in excellent t. condition. Attached garage All

" J- J ; city utilities, including transporia-I949 CMC panel truck, ({twd con- ! t'on- Convenient lo schools.

dition. Call 264-OS.13. wj’ 5 ] ll<)Wn- Selling under EH.A. value and is offered for SIG.OOO, A real

hardtop Chevy V-8 i buy for the first callei, So come • • ■ • j ,)n down, today!!

1958 BELA1R needs windshield wiper motor,

one owner. $430. Inquire 82 Man­chester Ave., Keypori or call 264*0599. ___ wj251957 DODGE Coronet 4 door, go(>d

condition $200. Call 566-1772 after 5 p.m. wj25

SITUATION WANTEDW IL L DO ironing

very reasonable.in my liomc, Call 261-0570.

wj25M ATHEMATICS TUTOR, arithme­

tic, algebra I, 2, trigonometry and calculus. Call 264-2775. w jlV

LOSTBANK BOOK K 7037, Monmouth

County National Bank, Keyport Branch. Finder please return to bank. wj'25OM EGA Ladyrnatic watch with

gold chain band, vicinity Field’s Department Store, evening nf June 18. Return for reward. Poppick. 264-2850.______________ wj25M A LE Seal Point Siamese cat in

the vicinity of Atlantic St., Key­port; wearing green collar with bells. Very dear pet. If found or seen plea.se call 264-1186. wj25‘

Get MOREo u t o f l i f e . . .

with a well planned

BASEM EN T

W A L K E R A W A L K E R R E A L T O R S

2068 Highway 35 Middletown, New Je rM f

Phone: <71.1311 or 74l-5‘2l«

Multiple Lutin j*And Trade-ins

lead for Cataloi 7 d»v'

Keyport retirement ranch $10,900. Keyport V/2 story 6 rooms 12,500 Keyport Victorian 7 rooms 13,900 Keyport Colonial 7 rooms 18,9-V) Maiawan Township ranch

6 rooms 16,000Marlboro Ranch 6 rooms '21,200 Matawan Colonial D rooms 3fi.00U

S T E R L I N G M c C A N NRKAL KSTATE

253 BROAD ST.. K I-YI’ORT2 6 4 - 1 3 7 6

NO DOWN VA LOW DOWN l-H.\

Matawan 5 rrnxn ranch, formal dining room, fireplace, hot water heat, attached garage. Beautifully wooded lot. $16,900.

SU flJEC T TO VA A APPRO VA L

FHA

V A N S A G E N C Y R E A L T O R

CR. IIW Y 34 AND MAIN ST. MATAWAN

566-1881 O PEN 7 DAYS

Clean and neat 6 room cottage, pleasant residential area, near schools and busse« (12,900.

wj'2'»C A R L T O N H . P O L I N G

REALTOR 38 HWY 36 - KEYPO RT, N. J.

261-1918 ____ _

264-1717, \\j >ON ID FURN ISH ED room, private

bath with shower, (.all 566-19V2.wj2:V

APARTM ENT, unfurnished, 3 rooms, heat, li^ht. gas. hoi wa-

ler supplied f’all 261-3729. wjL’jT H E 1. O l> <; E APAIM MEN IS.

Keansbury. furnished apaitmen!2 rooms, kitchenette, tile bath, laundromat, parking, year around $86 per month includes utilities Inquire 17 Collins St., or call 787-1532 wj'2'iKEA N Sm Jkc; aparttnem 5 lari*e

rooms, heat supplied. ftnpnre 5 Park Ave.. Keansburg wjL’.'i APARTM ENT, unfurnished, reason­

able rent, utilities furnished, near N Y . bus and shopping center. Highway 3.S, Cliffwood. across from Carvel. Call 566-3735 wj2.iAPA RTM EN T 3 rooms all improve­

ments, all utilities supplied, In quire brick house corner Myrtle Si., and Cliffwood Ave , Cliffwood or call 566-1737, wj'2.VSTORE, Highway 36, Ha/let. Mid­

dletown and Keansburg area Call 787-5068.__________________ wj2.i

B ILD ERtJA C K APTS.

Excellent furnished 3 room apart­ment for discriminating people

Cull 264-6333. wjtfMATAWAN apartment 4 rooms, un­

furnished, heat and hot water supplied. Call 566-0013. wj'25FU RN ISH ED 3 room apartment

in Hazlet area; available July 1st, Call 2G4-IOIH after 5 p.m ....... vyj25

KEYPO RT, apartment 3 rooms I'ur- nislied, utilities supplied. $75 p'*i

month, available .lulv 1st. Call 566-8056. ‘ wj2.>APARTMl\N’T, modern. 3 rooms

anti bath, electric, water and heat supplied; $80 per month. I block from Rollo'.v Inquire 3"»'2 Broad­way, Keypori nr call 26I-237S.

* wjif,' ;LA U REN C E HARBOR large 2*^

room garage apartment, all utd-j ities, refrigerator, adults.- Call 566- > 0067. \v|1 i i

Miscellaneous_______A D VEN TU RE DAY CAMP - Madi­

son 'Twp. - Fun and growth for youngsters - trained guidance - all activities. 727-1410 or 667-4579

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sprayer, also household articles Inquire 56 Main St . Kevport. fir call 261 1717 ’ wj2r.‘A IR CONDITIONER. $10. ttVstin*;-

house (oit (an he demon­strated Call 2»il-H;58 wj2V'IW O REFRK iF.R .V IO RS $30 each.

over stuffed chair $5. Cb/omi* kitchen set $20. chrome kitchen, table $10. Melal kitchen cabinets , $10 each. Frigidair*1 I ton aii : condilioner $50 Call 566-7361. ;I ’ROS I I-'KEF refi iterator, sto\ e. ,

washing machine. 1 piece bt‘d- ; loom suite; win;* and club chair. I Call 2610910 after 5 p in , week- 1 days; 10 to 2 pm., Saturday a/id Sundav. w2i ,CANOE 17 foot canvas, newly paint­

ed. Call after 5 p in . 261-3971 |wj2.V ■

THRI-illPITICF nutiltMii sectional, sofas and chair, throw pillow* ,

and l.iut|)s, ^ood cnridit imi. $!'!() Call 261-4787. wj’Ja :DININC. ROOM suile 9 pieces Call ;

566 0617. wj2lI6‘ RUNABOUT boat, motor and

trailer $3011. Call 566-11102

BROADLOOM rugs and vacuum cleaner, best offer, praclically .

new. Call 566 73HH aftej 7 p in ;wj'J.i ‘

'TWO DOOR clothes closet, 9 diaw- er dresser. 1 lar^e deck, Ivmh'

si/a1 HoIIvwoikJ bed complete, kit- I ch(*n chairs and table 4 piece Itv- , ing room sectnmal Call 261 tl'i’iS■ w jr.fJf.AC juinf»o-si/ed lawn umbie/b

with ejaiit stand, original puce, $175 Asking $55 Cali 819.

UNF'-Y'EAR OLD lawn nunvcr. ’ spread**i and other garden tools

CJooil buy ( all 56*6-2235 ujJ.i 1 3 2’s CARIH-RTi’IORS and in inifo'nl

for small hlock Chevy $70. Call , 264-07S9. wj’ia* ;W EM EK baby yrand piano $500. ;

Cali 5t»5 0861. Wj25 'i ’lE N IMI-.CT. solid walnut dining

n»om set $101). Overhead garage ' door, like new $.15. Child’s swing ! and gvm set $10, (‘all 261-37(16. .1 '_________________________ i l l

I Business Opportunities'D R IVTM N (Quipped for hot dogs,

hamburgers, pir.za, subs and; dinners, Highway 36; also delica-'

■ lessen milk jug store. $70,000 gross; last year. Call 7X7-5068. wj25

E L E C T R O L U X

IN BAYSHO RE AREA CALL j 566 6315 !

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F R E E I N S T A L L A T I O NALUMINUM COMBINATION

STORM WINDOWS6 F O R $ 7 7

Irlple track, fully ^eathei stripped genuine Alcoa aluniinuni. F Z tih Can l>e cle-»n >d from in«dde Ternu

P R O W N 'S32 Broad St SH 1-7500 Red Dank

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W H ITE ALUM INUM

T R IP L E TRACK STORM WINDOWS

$12 95

INSTALLATION OPTIONAL

CRAWFORD CROMEY 787-2406

wj26OFI-icE E0U1PMEN1 unlm.U-d

savingn on new and uteri l«sk.« "hairs, files, shelving, oirt^ r'in drafting equipment nnd etc Rulpi Mocci, !99 Wasbim*ton Strerl Key port Call JG4 1558 wjm

TREMENDOUS savings on doot* windows, shutters, inillwork rtc

Across froiM Ye (ofiar,e Inn Kev oort Call 261-8972 or 26C3456

A HANDSOME HEAVY DUTYA L U M I N U M

W I N D O WFOR

$ 1 1 .9 5FREI-. EST IM ATES

KARI FRANTZ 264-340?)

ROOI* SH IN G LES $1 75 per bundle roll riK>fmg $1 50 and up Feb

SI 75, asbestos and brick tiding $10 a square; also garage doors $’19 75 Finer Roofing Supplies. Old Bridg< Hoad. Knglishtown Call Gibson 6 6M21 wjtf

F A C T O R Y S U R P L U S |

250 'a H.P A 7 H.P.

W AGNER RID ING TRACTORS W HO LESALE PR ICES

2d attachments available guaranteed

Parts

AGENT DAVIS LOCKSMITH &

LAWNMOWER CO..RT. 15 Si CLARK STREET

KEYPO RT 261-3**3

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| | | M W t M M M I — — — — — — — — — — — — >•••!

B U S I N E S S S E R V I C E SI t t T T - T ------------------------------— .. .................................................................................................

SERVICESPA R K ER BOARDING HOME foi

aged men and women Statilicensed Call 566-0611. Matawan N J _ wjtfCLIFFW OOD Bounding Home foi

elderly men and women, privati nnd stale guesls Licenced by ihf Stati*. James L Lnwson. R NMyrtU Ave.. Cliffwood Call 5666230 w jtl

Miscellaneous

You'll want that dream basement in your new home. A truly modern basement lor recreation, hobbies and storage. Here is the key to it — an all metal weathertight Bilco. It supplements the inside stair to give you wide, dinct access. Keeps messy traffic out of first floor rooms. Makes stor­age easy. Provides the route to safety in an emergency.

A Bilco is the modern replace ment for that old worn-out wood hatchway on your present home.

OLIVF.R'S RI-PA IR SHOP 17 I.I IT I.i: STRKUT MATAWAN

| Clock, watch and jewelry repairs j Necklaces re.strung. Monday, Wed i nesdav, Friday 7 p.m . to 10 p n. 'Saturday 9a.m., to 5:30 p.m. wjtl

R F I R Ki E It ATI ON, jiir condition- j ing services Complete spring I check up on air conditioners. $8.50. Service calls, $5. Call 566-7361

j S T IU m iK K A KCKI-.t. INC.LLOYD AND NOI.AS ROS.

I MOKC.ANVII.Ll-:

C O N V E R T I B L E T O P SFor ill model cars A Courtesy Car for your convenience LarryV Auto Seal Covers 2 Q 3320 High way 34 and M iddle?* Rd . Mala won 24 hour phons »*rvic# Call 566-301®. » jtlK EY P O R I Arrr.y Navy has Sweet

Orr work clothes. Carhartt ovrr alls. Bermuda* and swim trunks, shoes, Iniys’ and men’s wear. W Front Sr., Keyport, 264 3008. wjrf W H EEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes

e tr . for rent ar mle Chart!'' i accounts invited Md.rAan Druy«.; 145 Main Sir''*!. Matawan Cali : ^ 0021 wjif

Top Soil

Maintenance

J O E SEXCAVATING i KUCKINO

I RI-'N(’IIINO DUMP IK tlC KS l-Olt I IIK B

Cl.I-AN UP .ions un usT wiu-:f'KiNa

M V

F IL L D IR TTANDEM LOADS

16 YDS ROUGH F IL L $8 50 LOAD. LOCAL

Hulldofing. loading service 'ot ■ioil, r.nd prave!. hint* stone nnd wash giavel Free estimites,

SPFC IA I ON F IL L DIRT I THIS W EEK

Contractors

SM ALL JO B SPEC IALISTS Carpentry — doors, stairs, ceiling paneling, rtr Insiftft painting

G EN ER A I S I ’.KVICI-S CO 566-3107

L A W N M O W E R S

PIC K 'S I.AWNMOWI-Rs i- .H vin-:

79 M ORGANVILLE50B riT’li

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M n JE jT * /OlM s S r1 V i ^ MIMl-.OCiKAI'

Grading, Land Clearing, lop Soil,Trenching, Lalerals. Fill Dirt etc.Call 56(i-4l35. or 566 19!).'. H no, answer call tin ii.Vri. wjtl ! K r

Tia-.IM IOM- ANSWMRING jSI-.RVIC !-■ ; M d.vM ami airiook’d etifjifHM re-

Let us be your Secretary, no need, pa|rf.(j Nuw and used for saleto mi.ss calls; part or full time, ( ’hain saws repaired and .shatpservice. Cali 261-7000. , onrcl. wj8/.'TW ILL SEW fully pinned slip cov- ...............

all facilities. Call VACIHIM CI.I'.ANI-.K SKKVK H further inform.ilion. [

Eh;ctf olu\, Compait,

Westiughouse and all tnakiH,

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T O P s o nCinders, blue stone, drive.*, ay grav el, I it I dirt, cindeis. trenching atut

; bulldo/mg

D IE T R IC H B R O S .NEW BRUNSW ICK AVE

MAIAWAN 566 3993 2t97

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•'.OlJKAf'MINCi. plioto-copyim* and typiiiR, reasonahh* rates. A r­

chives ilook Store, IKI Valley Drive, M a I a wa n Call 560 1313. w j 2 a

Ho'iei, parts, repairs Hoover, Kirby, (3.

CALL (IS FOR I R E E 'ilOW-TO-INSTALI.-rr' I-OLDER, f

OR W K CAN S IK JG EST A COM PETENT WORKMAN,

MATAWAN LUMBER CO.

The Fri'iv llv ’ a.*i Yard

T « l« p h o n « 5 6 6 - 4 5 0 0

SU T I'lliN A VE. MATA^Afs

WANTED TO BUYOl.l) AND NI-:W COINS

Cull Jfll-1I.1T or 1671.bought.

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WK HUY ANYTHING

I'lirnit un*. wiishlng machine1- stoves, bikes, old gold jevvelr; clocks, guns. Htahu’s. i'lasswar< china, silver, aud mii(dc;il lusltu menrt. Call Wall 78/41816. wj; 1 OLD house slm ters, pictur ■ frames, oil lumps, do'lies tree

china fit;. Write 117 Main H Port Munmouili, N. J. , , wj'Jj'

P IC K UP Sr. D EL IV ER

CALL 566 2521wjtf

UpholsteryUPH O LSTERY and furniture re

pairing All Fahrirs and Plasijcs mgabyde Vinyl. A, Strang, I8i' •jshingtoti Street, l<ey|»ort. Call

T R U C K I N G j A N D

E X C A V A T I N G

leader and do/.cr service, bind: ‘'louring and dirt removal, top soil,, (ill dirt, road gravel, road stone mason sand, washed gravel etc. ;

E C K E L B R O T H E R S |IIOX 61 TKNNKNT HOAD

MORCANVII.I.Ii5(i ( i- lS - t .r)

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F R E E E S T IM A T E S ; S A N F I L I P P O

E X C A V A T I N GMachine &■ Dump Truck Rentils Top Soil, Fill Dirt

VINCEN1 J DiGENNARO B L IX i CONTRACTOR

1 B E D L E RD HAZ1.E1 Compete ouilding line Carpentry masonry, painting 4 alunnnun products

W4-2W4wpt

CA RPEN TER and building contiac tor J Q Metagci. Florence A

KevtKiri New homes garages a alleritiona anti rep iiri Call 264 4159 wjtt

HARRY M ACKERMAN HfDO CONTRACTOR

New homes garages altera tions repairs dormers - cera fnic lib* roofinf* sidmi» paint intf paHi's

CALL 264 6674wjtl

ATTFNTION St r a» hmon* Him-* fiA ivT '- lloii-»i,,» punted reeion-

ahh* Wc hav‘» |v»efi paini.on Lev itt tioti.*s m I "vitfown. N. J and Mat n\.io over 5 vears 3 y*» ir wnnen ^uarant^ 1 Call 9.H IH'f-

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S A N D E R S O N J R O O F I N G & S I D I N G I

Aluminum Siding Spei 20 YEA R GUARANI

5 6 6 - 2 4 2 0

:alt.ti.:e

wj7/Fi*WOt l|,l> you like .

til'* It ithniom a wmk j;uaf int-»ed Call ' ( iW i l '

.d- • unic low (o.C’ AH I it*'* e-ittmafek

will

Television

i l u l i d o / e r ,i ' * r v i c e

, A Ro.id (iravel Ijiader, A Hicktin-

I 366H.Your aII tea.

a evervahuio aiea.

wjtf ]lisiunent in this paper ' ospechve purchasei.s ouinity iti the bay

IC JI CI.I-ARINO

" W E D E M O L I S HB U I L D I N G S "

i j u i . r . A V I ' . . 1 1 a / i i u I'llO NK 2(ll-r.’«-l

D O N 'S T V S E R V I C EI'm ln*l ffftic-|i'n( radm nnu lelf vlilon n^rvic# call VW.W4.

T V S E R V IC E .......5 6 6 - 1 6 0 0

rKN EYCK KONStlN INC MAIAWAN

PKRKOMAI Sl RVtr p U Vks wi

Now U the time in those unu^'vl articles A irnali ad in th« column wili turn them

wjJOifor vou

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advert's* for sai' dasnfie a into cam

R EG IS T ER ED NURSE, days or nights, 40 hours. Call 264-2027.

wjtfYOUNG MAN over 25 to learn

Aluminum Siding & Roofing trade. Call 566-2420. wj7/!6*

S E W I N G M A C H I N E O P E R A T O R S

i Full time, steady work available for experienced single needle op*

! eraiors. We offer regular raises,I paid vacations, paid holidays, paid I medical plan and other excellent | benefits.

M A T T E L I N C .A ERO M A R IN E BLDG.

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E X P E R IE N C E D Shoe Salesman, Steady Work. Feigcnson’s Shoes,

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Rehearse For “The Desk Set”

Th* Matawan Players are ready to go on stage at the Broad St. School the evening! of Ju ly 10, 11, aod 12 to present their second pro­duction, william Marchant’s fa.it and lively comedy on American business practices, "Thc Desk Set.''

Th* community dramatic group " thir

sponiman Council 5324, Knights of Co-

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lumbuj, MaMwan, through their first production, “ Tht Drunkard," now it acting aa an independent non-profit organizatloi open to Ihe community, whoce purpose is the promotion of the dramatic arts.

William Marshall, director of "The Desk Set," has had a wide range of theatre experience in his few years on jtaj.t. He presently is doing production work in the Se- ton Hail Summer Workshop Thea­tre and is chief operating engineer for WSOU-FM Seton Hall, beside* working with The Players.

The cast consists of newcomer* lo the group as well ar veterans of

Th* Drunkard." M il* Sara Jane Prichard, i teacher in Uie Long Branch school system and publicity chairman for "The Drunkard.“ is Bunny Watson, a woman with ency­clopedic knowledge, with facts and figures at tm finKertips.

in “ The Desk Set,” Bunny match­es wits wilh Richard Sumner, an efficiency expert who attempts to install Kmmara,., an electronic brain, and jpsct the serenity of Bunny’s office, the reference de­partment of a large radio and tele­vision broadcasting company in midtown Manhattan. Kichard Sum­ner, ironically enough, is played by Anthony John McKenna, an elec­tronics expert in his own right, as he heads the Electronics Depart­ment at Matawan Regional Mini) School.

Others la leading roles arc: Pa­tricia Barrett, who steps i n t o h e r role as Peg Costello, office a s s i s t ­ant to Bunny W a t s o n ; Mrs. G l a d y s Crawford, a member of The M a t a ­waa Chorus, in Ihe role of M i s s Wanlner, a shrewd career w o m a n and electronics expert: Mrs. V e r n a llorbal, secretary o f T h e P l a y e r s organization committee and a l s o a member of The Matawan Chorus, ■■ Sadel Meyer; Miss Margaret Stewart, costume designer and

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fefO SlMfOO* THE M ATAW AN JOURNAL, N. J. Thursday, Juno 25, 1964

Bankers’ Group (folds Meeting

-'-^faMMuth Cfc*p(*r, American la- dilute t t Banking, ImM iti flrat at-

r u t load dinner and meeting 1M445 at Ih* America* Holer

(toehold. thli week. Holme* C. Crawford, of the Monmouth County National Bank, aewly elected pre»- idanl, conducted th* cereraaniet.

Jaaeph F. MulCn, F lrtt Mer­chants National Bank, vice preal- t e t of the Monmouth County ■anker* Auociation aubdituting h r Donald Miller, president, pro- Miaed another year of oooperaliofl between botf. groups.

’ Mra. Barbara Bradley aI th* Farmer* and Merchant. National ■auk, Matawan aubmitted a final report ol Ihe women'* committee'* getivjtie* for latt year and intro- ‘ ' Mr*. Wynne Romefelt, ol

M U O W S tM A C E ROPTOMETRIST

IY IS EXAMINEDOFFICE HOURS

Daily • A.M. to I P.M. Friday* • A.M to • PM .

Ckxed All Day Wcdneiday* Saturday • AM. io 1 P.M.

30 W. Front St., Koyport

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the P in t National Bank of Tom* River, l*W 4 l womea’a chairmen. Mr*. Bradley will aerve a* chalr- oaa ol arraagantent* tor ttm com­bi* yew.

OutHaaa Caara**Kenneth A. B iw e r, Keansburi;,

Middletown, National Benk, tint vice preiident, chairman of the ed­ucational committee, outlined the courm being conducted during the coming year.

Mr. Crawford, predicted "a new high in membership, and enroll­ment! for the coming year." He *Uo reported on the National Con­vention which wa* held in Washing­ton, D.C, the baginnJng of the month.

The next event apon.wred by the chapter w ill be the "Ch'ef Consuls Dinner” In Julv. to be held at the American Hotel. Twenty-four per- aons attended the dinner.

Mow C it h e n t

Five bayahor* area residents be­came United State* citizens in na- turaliiatlon ceremonl** at Free­hold recently. They are Paul J. Mucci, I Main St., Matawan, Italy; W illy E . H. Koch and Waltraut E. I. Koch, both of 921 Center St., Un­ion Beach, Germany; Fortunato Falzone, 20ft Florence Avo., Union Beach, Italy, and Carey Lopet, Marlboro S tile HuaptuL Mexico,

forfy TomatoesFatty year* age Juae M wa* a

rad M lar day far Franck G. Re­hart*, wba ler many year* awned aad aperatad a Urge firm lecat- *d aa Ueyd Rd., Matawaa Tawa- ririp. Oa Juae M, Itl4, Mr. Ro­bert* waa eee al the flr il farmer* la thla area le pick temalee*. He picked fmr crate* and *oM them ia tbe New York market tor t i l a crate.

Mr. Raberla teak * big gamble lhat year aad planted tomatee* Apr. IS. He recall* It wa* a ihert erep, but price* were good that year.

In October, Iwe year* later, Mr. Robert* suffered a great iota ■ tn fire dealreyed a large barn, ether eutbelldiaga, alt hi* live­stock, hay aad grain aad hia farm eqalpmeal. In e lane ran lo aeveral thousand dollars.

Mr. Robert* *eld the firm in IB S aad moved to Matawan Ror- W |h. He is no* retired and he aad his wife make their home wMh their son, Carl Roberts, at 71 Maia SI., Matawan. Most of th* original Roberts' farm prop­erty ia aew located in the Levitt development, Strathmore • at - Matawaa.

How about buslnem cards? We can aupply them quickly and al the right price. Come aad try us. .

W o rld 't Fa ir Trip

The Second Baptist Church, Mat­awan, will sponsor a bus ride to tho New York World'!* Fair onSaturday, Ju ly 25. The bus willleave tne church ut 8 a.m. andreturn to the church by 11 p.m.For reservations, call 5GG-0592.

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Levitt and Sonn, Inc., has ap­pointed Robert G. McGarvey as- instant to th» genera! manuj^^r of Ihe a»mpuny's nurthern New Je r ­sey division, it hus be<*n aunounc- e«l by William J . Levitt, presi­dent.

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Mr. McCarvey’s new duties will be to assist Ernest Hunvitz, divi­sion general manager for Levitt's north Jeraey operations. In the con­struction of a 900-home prestige community in Franklin Township, and in the completion of Lake (jefferts Estates, Madison Town­ship.

Fivo P e n a lize d

Five baysbore area motorists had tlieir driving privileges sus­pended under provisions of the point lystom and mandatory tipeed plans. They ire John McDermott, Old Bridge; David Sn.i h, Cliffwood Beach; Oeorge Hunley sr., Mala­wan; Thomas Deviin, OUi Bridge, and Norman Davis, Keansburg.

Rea! Estate Listing Cards for sale at ihis office.

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Summer Schedule Of Library Hours

The Free Public Library of Madi­son Township at lhe Circle, Luur* ence Harbor, has announced Its summer schedule. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday, 1 p.m. to 2:‘i0 p.m.; Thursday, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Mrs. David Watson, chairman, announces “ The Key R e a d in g Cluh" Nihblers or Devourers wilt start Monday, Ju ly 6, and every Monday thereafter from 10:30 a.ni. to 11:30 a.m. The Reading Club will include third through eighth grade students. The Story Hour inav he uttended by children four years of age through second grade.

The schedule will be interrupted on Tuesday, Ju ly 7r and Tuesday, Aug. 4. On those days, the Library will be closed as the building is used hy the Tax Collector of Madi­son Township for thc payment of taxes by residents of tne area.

Matawan Girl Hurt In Auto Accident

A Sandy Hook Coast Guardsman and a l!)*year-old Matawan girl wero injured when the car he was driving struck two utility poles and

light standard on Route 36 at F ir it Ave. early Wedniuday, Highlands Police reported.

Margaret Susan KiUane, 37 Nor­wood Lane, Matawan, was reported in critical condition yesterday at Riverviirw Hospital, where she was admitted for treaunent of a cere­bral concussion, pelvic fracture, and possible fracture of the ankle, as well as numerous cuts ani bruises.

The Co&st Guardsman, Martin Scotti, was admitted to Patterson

Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth. H t auffered a fractured left leg. multi­ple contusions &nd abrasions. Hia condition ii t^ted as good.

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