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91 * t YEAR — 1st WEEK M ember Nation*] Editorial SiaocUTloe MATAWAN, N. J„ THURSDa V, JULY 2, 1959 Member

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P l a n “ B A N G - U P ” M i d n i g h t S a l e I n K e y p o r t T o m o r r o w Elected Head Of Stale V.F.W. Uni

i M e m b e r* o f (he p rom otion a n d r e ta il s ta n d a rd s c o m m ittee of th e K ey p o rt C h am b er o l C o m m erce * sa h lte ” p la n s fo r a g a la tow nw lde a a le tom orrow w h en s to re s will rem a in open un til m idnight* Show n a b o v e , (lo ft to r ig h t) , a p p a re n tly re a d y to go in to o rb it , a re K en M artin , Bill N ew m an, A n o H inkle, " ‘ " “ * ** r lo y g an d p ro m o tio n c o m m ittee c h a l m r - • - * * * *

o r t l a o b se rv a n c e e f In d ep en d en ce Day,F re d Rauffua* P e te K u arlo y g an d p ro m o tio n c o m m ittee c h a irm a n R ic h a rd H a m m e l S to res w ill bo d o t e d S a tu rd a y la K eyport * ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘

Streets Contract To Belford Firm

Matawan Council Approves Hesse Bid

C harles J . Hb s m Inc., B elford, su b m ittin g a bid o l JZ892J0, w a i a w a rd e d a c o n tra c t a t ^ a specia l m eetin g of the M ataw an Borough Council T u esd ay n igh t to ’ su p p ly m a te r ia l! a n d re su rfac e e ig h t s tr e e ts in th e borough.

T h e B elford f irm su b m itted th e lo w est o ffe r of fo u r rece iv ed fo r the w o rk to be done w ith S ta te H ighw ay D e p a rtm e n t a ss is ta n c e fu n d s. S p ec ifica tio n s , p r e p a re d b y B oro u g h E n g ta e e r K a r l H e u se f ,

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g iiie eh h g Co., M a t a W a h . a t *J2B2.*5; the . M anzo C o n trac tin g Co., M ataw an , 6 ffe rip g *3966.75 an d F re d M cD ow ell, N ep tune, b id d in g $5060.45 (o r th e m un icipal c o n tra c t.

Low P re p a ra tio n E s tim a te A low e s tim a te o f p re p a ra tio n

co sta . Included In th e H esse f irm bid, b o u g h t th e to ta l {contract b id f a r below o th e r c o n tra c to rs . T he

(co n tin u ed o o p ag e two)

Node*T h e M alaw an Saving* an d L oan

A ssociation opened Its books fo r su b scrip tio n s to a b a te s in th e (0 th S e rie s on J u n e IM h. ISM. S u b sc rip tio n s rec e iv ed until! A u g u st igth. 1959. .Jfp—ad v l / U

Presents BillsT w o bills fro m C h arle s J .

K elly , fo rm e r M ita w a n Tow nsh ip C o llecto r a o d T re a s u re r , w e re rec e iv ed y e s te rd ay by the M a ta w a a T o w nsh ip C om m ittee w hich p ro m p tly o rd e re d them re fe r re d to T ow nship A tto rney E z ra W. K ark u s to d e te rm in e w h e th e r th ey ih & ld bo p a id .

T h e b ills, one for se rv icea ren d e re d aa c o lle c to r a o d trees* w e r , a o d th e o th e r fo r h I s s e rv ic es a s c le rk o f th e w a te r d e p a rtm e n t w e n su b m itte d by M r. K elly f o r J u ly 1, 2 a n d S, In ISM, T b e :. M ils t o t a l l e d $St*ll* •

M r. K elly , a d m itte d em bes* x le r o f , p rap icip fil fu n d s, w a s ar* l a s te d o a a a - em b e ss le m e n t

e m b e n le n ie a t c o u n ts a t p re s e n t .

Order Insurance For Special Cops

Matawan Township Committee* Approves

A p ro p o sa l to p ro v id e a cc id en t In su ra n c e c o v e ra g e to 31 sp ecia l p o licem en w aa ap p ro v ed y e s te r d ay b y th e M ataw an T ow nship C om m ittee a f te r th e lis t w a s c e rt if ie d a s co m p le te and fin a l b y P o lice C h ief Adolph M enzeL

T h e a c d d e a t in su ra n c e w a s r e q u e s te d b y th e s p e d a l po licem en,

(co n tin u ed on p ag e tw o)

New Bridges Over Parkway Studied

Aim For Mor* Access To Holmdel Bell Plant

M a tte rs a ffec tin g the p ro je c te d (22.000.000 Bell L a b i p la n t a t R o b erts and L o n g s tre e t R ds., H olm del, w e re th e m ain bu sin ess of th e H olm del T ow nsh ip Com* m itte e T h u rsd ay . In tro d u c tio n o t an o rd in an ce fo r the o th e r p lan t In tended for th e tow nship , th a t o t B endix A viation C orp ., w as post* poned to J u ly 1 •

A le tte r , f rp ta P ie rso n , Brocket!* d o rf a n d M cD onough,'’N ew Yot;k e n g i n e e r s . w a s ; a b o u t ex-

th e n o t’d ! f ro m th e B e n L a b s p lan t. T h e re watf d iscu ssio n o f th e ad* v isablU ty o f b rid g in g th e P a rk w a y a t o th e r ro ad s a s f a r w e s t a s , b u t n o t Including . B e e rs S t. Aij

( c o n tin u ed o n p ag e tw o)

Clammers HitS a lv a to re B ontem po, D ire c to r o f

the S ta te D e p artm en t o f C onserv a tion an d E conom ic D evelopm ent, h a s announced she llfish licen se rev o ca tio n s o f 10 d ay s q ach fo r C h arle s F ire s tin e , 4 S hore Conc o u rse , Cliffwood; T h eo d o r^ F ire - s tlne , 321 W oodland A ve., L a u ren c e H arb o r, a n d W illiam H. John so n , 12 P in e S t., K eyport. T h e s ta te ch a rg e d th ey w e re d red g in g w ith a " ro ck in g c h a ir” ty p e rig .

Keyport Woman Holds Top Position

M rs. R o se m ary . S om m er, M y rtle A ve., K e y p o r t, 'w a s to th e o ffice b f New je r s e y ; £fta|a P re s id e n t o t th e V e te ra n s of, f o r e ign W ars of th e U n ited S la te s , a t th e a n n u a l conven tion ' h e ld to W ildw ood la s t week! j a r s . ' S om m e* w*» in sta lled on S a tu rd a y a t th a .B ta r i l ig h t B allroom , WildwDOd, f a s t D e p a r tm e n t P re s id e n t M ra .-.M a t4 jo rie co n cep c lo h , C llffw oo4j" a s s is te d b y P a s t D epartriven t r t e s l ' d e n t, M rs. E th e l G a lla g h e r , K m u u - b u rg , and M rs. X llce T r tm b ls , JIW - lington. . .

N ew ly e lec ted te q lo f v i ta 'j t f p s l - d e n ts a re M rs. M ario n Jo n e e i C rafl- fo rd , an d M rs. D o ro th y 'S t M l a tv M erchan tv iile . . ' ;

M rs. S o m m e t h a s b e e n a c tiv e in th e K ey p o rt A u x ilia ry to P o s t f i x V.F.W . s in ce 1M7 w h e n ah V .'b e c a m e a m em b er. S h e a e rv e d a s th e p res id en t of th e A iuSM Ijfr In 1950-51 an d h a s se rv e d in - a l l of> f ices, Including the po sitio n ';; o l t r e a s u re r fo r th e p a i t s ix y e a rs .

H eld M an y O ffices ■In 1953, M rs. S o m m er w a s a p

poin ted c h ie f of. S ta ff o f t h i 1 De* p e rt in e n t o f New J e rs e y , L a d les A ux ilia ry , an d a lnce th a t tim e , h as se rv e d a s P re sid e n t of th e A uxilia rie s of M onm outh C oun ty , D ep a r tm e n t G u a rd , C h ap la in , J u n io r

D e d i c a t e N e w M o r g a n v i l l e F i r s t A i d S q u a d H e a d q u a r t e r s

M em bera of th e M arlboro T ow nsh ip C om m ittee Joined w ith aquad i above, (left to righ t), rep resen ta tiv e ! to m a rk th e o ffic ia l opening of the new h e a d q u ar te rs M ayor C harles T Mi - - - - ... . ^ Squad, T en n en t Rd. “ * ‘ "building of the M organv ille F i r s t

Protest Rent FeeM em bers of th e M ataw aa

•Township F irs t Aid S quad yes* tc rd a y p ro tes ted to th e M ataw aa

'T ow nsh ip C om m ittee they a re being ch a rg ed a 179 ren tal fee each m onth by the Board of F ire C om m issioners of th s CUffwood F ire Co. for use of the fire house to u r U m ss a m onth to play b ingo.

T hey p ro tes ted l h a t MIt d o esn 't seem fair* ' th a t one volunteer o rg an isa tio n se rv in g th e com m u n ity sh o u ld h av e to pay a n o th e r fo r “ use of a

'*hall.” O ne V f m a a ta th o aud l- o n c e y e a ta rd ay rem a rk e d “ th a t 's a d ir ty trick .*1

s t a y e r Jo h n M a n J r . sy m - teA w ith th e ; I W • !<

R f f lS f tS P S S S *

Tow nahlp C o m m itteem an F ra n k L . R atcliff*! cCuei E dw in V. O'C ’ ■ - —. . _ C onnor, sq u ad p ra i ld e a tl Town-

Shown 1 ahlp C o m m itteem an Jo sep h A, L a n x .ro sr.

HRS, ROSEMARY SOMME*V ic . P re s id e n t a n d * S e n io r Vice P re s id e n t. T h la y e a r ah e a ls o w as th e N a tio n a l M em b ersh ip G ro u p D ire c to r f o r Iow a, W isconsin , Ohio, In d ian a , K an aas an d N ew Je rsey .

M rs. S o m m er a tte n d e d St Io te p h ’s School a n d K eyport High S chool. She h a s b een active tn G ir l Scouting an d a lso Is on tha K ey p o rt Clylc A ffa ir . Com m ittee. She res id es a t th e M y rtle Ave ad d re s a w ith h e r h u sb an d , John, and d a u g h te r , Je a n n e tte .

M onm outh C ounty appo in tm en t! m a d e b y th e new Department P re s id e n t a re a s follow s Flag beare r , M rs. F ra n c e s N eb u s, Kryport; a s s is ta n t so c re ta iy . M iss Ellen Kelly , K ey p o rt, b a n n e r bearer Mra.

(con tinued on p aga two)

. b a u e a la w ithinjd rf id K H e a - t b e B r a ' m lu lo a e r s . H o w ev er, IM b . w ill s p . s k to th a m lie lo n e rs fa s .

Downgrading From Half-Acrc Lot Size Out, Webb & Knapp Told

Marlboro Officials Warn Dsvelopers)Cite Holmdel Master Plan Proviso

F irs t en co u n te r betw een M arlboro officials a n d the W ebb k K napp dev e lo p m en t firm o ccu rred T uesday in c lo sed ica iio n on tlie 1000*4000 h om es dev elo p m en t p ro ]ect for which op tions h sv e been sought on lan d s be tw een R o u tes )4 an d 79 In the n o r th e a s te r ly secto r of th e tow n sh ip .

T h e d e v e lo p e rs o p en ed tfee d iscu ssio n w ith th e to w n sh ip com m itte e a n d p la n n in g b o a rd * b y

j i ^ r s h w .P ic tu re s , o f a

F i f t i e t h A n n i v e r s a r y M a r k e d B y L o u i s S t u l t z J r . , I n c . , I n K e y p o r t

Double-Session Schools Shunned

Madison Parenta Ask Enrollment At Amboy

M adlaon T ow nship Board of E d u cation voted M onday to accad a to tha ap p lica tio n ! o f p a re n ta w h o o b jec t to th eir c h ild re n a tten d in g double-session h igh schools w h an p laces c a n be found for th em la fu ll-seaslon schools. T his p o licy sp p llea only in tha c ase of stu d an ta com ing Into tha d la tr ic t from out- of-town a n d la a p p licab le o n ly to Hu m f l n t enro lling .

T h e b o a rd v o ted to a ssign sev en pupils w ho o rd in a r ily w ould h a v a a tte n d e d doub le-sessions a t M at- a w a s H igh School to H offm sn i llg h , S ou th A m boy. J s m e i M aloney, ac tin g M adison Superin ten d e n t, aa ld h e h s d w o rd from Ja m e s

(co n tin u ed o n p a g e two)

New Building For Koyport Jewelers

L o u la R o se n th a l, ow ner of the K e y p o rt J e w e le r s and O pticians, W eft f r o n t S t., K eyport, h i s ann o u n c e d tf ia t he p la n s to move Into s new boUdlng In th e borough to b e e re c te d b y J o n a s W estrelch on p r o p e r ty - f to ow n* lo ca te d nwer to Uie B a y D ru g . T w o s to re s will b e b u ilt 0 0 th e p ro p e r ty , which will c o v e r 2&90 iq u s r e feet.

A ll m o d ern fe a tu re s will be In* e lu d ed , a n d p la n s a r e being p re p a re d b y S llb e ra te ia an d Silber- s te in , a rc h ite c t# f ro m Linden and W a t th u n g , . M r, R o een th al ad d ed th a t b e e x p e c ts io b e a b l e io o c c u p y th e s to re p r io r to Chrlit* m s s . . ’

township. The d o v o io p eri w ere only w illing to allow th a t If a " s lig h t" Increase In ta n e s did o cc u r, the In creased ta le p r ic e val* lie fo r land would m are th an com p en sate ow nera.

T h ere ap p e a re d to be a differ* ence of opin ion • am ong the of' f lc lal bodies a i to w h e th e r the p lan n in g b o a rd o r th e tow nsh ip co m m ittee sho u ld g e t the f ir s t “ c ra c k " s t th e W ebb h K napp

dev#ipipiM M *7M ’ ’ a * a c r e fo rm e r s u g a r p la n ta tio n lo* c s te d b e tw een B a to n R ouge , E a .t a n d M obile. A la . T h ey em phasis* e d the p lan n in g w en t bey o n d euch ex p ec ted p ro v is io n s as sew ers, w a te r su p p ly a n d schools to the unusual i te m i of a golf co u rse an d a c e m e te ry . W jth this layout, th e A lum inum Corp. of A m erica c a m s In w ith a la rg e p lan t th a t m a d s th e a re a an econom ically self-sustain ing a n d p ro sp e ro u s one.

T h e app lica tio n for M arlboro w as found by the co m m itteem en to stop w ith Lot a lia s . The Webb

K napp r e p r e s e n ta t iv e poin ted to the H olm del M a tte r P lan is allow ing a re a s for 2.9 h om es to the a c re and h e ld it w ould be hazard o u s econom ically to attem pt to develop sew ers, w ater supply an d u tilities for an a rea w ith only one*and*one-half houses p e r acre .

M ayor C au tions D evelopers M ayor C h arle s T. M cCue c a u

tioned th e dev e lo p e rs their choico w as to go a h e ad with th e 1.4 houses p e r a c re , holding to the m istin g h a lf-acre m inim um I o 1 l i t e , with reaso n ab le expoctancy of being able to c a rry oul their p lans o r Invest in su rv e y s and p lane fo r a deve lopm ent with 2 3 to 2.6 h o u so i p e r a c re w ith llttlo p ossib ility o f Its being approved by (he official bodies.

Tha d ev e lo p e rs ' rep re se n ta tiv e ! w ere confron ted w ith the likelihood of such a p ro jec t b rin g in g a ih a rp Increase In tax es In the

HolmtMB**rtlT<rA*t On Church Bid July S ’

A ction on th e a p p lica tio n s of the new R om an C atholic p a rish and o f th s F a ith R efo rm ed Church, R arltan -H olm del. for use of the aud ito rium of the now school on K eyport-H olm del Rd. w ss bypass* ed by the Holm del Tow nship B oard of E d u ca tio n a t Its m seting last n ight.

T he b o a rd rece iv ed w o rd th at the Rev. K dw ard Ulaaxka, p as to r for the new p a rl ih , d id not expect the new R om an C atholic group would be rea d y to s ta r t serv ices for som e tim e y e t, io Its applies* tion could be held in abeyance .

T he m ore im m ed ia te one (rom the F a ith C hurch will be gone Into al a sp ecia l m eetin g W ednesd ay . Al th is m eeting t ha board will sot his policy on the use of school build ings for the holding of d enom inational relig ious ierv- Ices.

"Maine" Survivor D/esA lan ia W illis, Sl, l h . las t

lu rv lv o r in New Je ra e y of the sinking « f (he ba ttlesh ip M aine in lU v a n s l la rb o r , C uba, Feb.I I, IBM, d ied of n a tu ra l causes la te y e s te rd ay In F.ast O range V e le ra n e ' l lo ao lta l. l ie w as one of four rem a in in g su rv iv o rs ol th a exp losion tn th e nation .

M r. W lllla, IIS T h ird St., Key. port, w es a seam an ap p ren tice ab o a rd the vessel w h ich was r id in g a t an ch o r In the Island h a rb o r w h e n a n u n d erw a te r b las t rip p ed th e ship. M r. Wlllla, th ro w n o v e rb o a rd by th e ex p losion , w aa picked out e l th e w a te r b y one ol Ihe few rescu e b o a ta w h ich w e re launched .

T h e v e sse l w en t d o w n In t i f e e t e t w a te r taW ag IM e l M r. w w . a t t p a u u w ^ l t b a r, ' 1* P e c e m b t r l9 * i, W r; W lllla w m

*Mi j t JM a4 ■ ‘ 'M r t r a t r a f t * . U M . M a S e f c rW M i w l « » , i l i , J . O 'C a a a e lt USN, dlreeior at naval p e rs e a a s l fo r th s T h ird N a v a l D is tr ic t. T t* B a d l . F u n e ra l H om e, K eyport, h as c h s rg s a f fu n era l a rra n g e m en ts.

Ousted By CastroF idel C astro , hflad o f the rev o lu

tionary u o v e rn m fn t In Cuba, yei- W d a y expe lled from the oountry "u n d e s ira b le " a lien s w ho w ere Iff- ten te d hy his rog lm e a f te r th s re cent o v erth ro w of thn B atista d ic tato rsh ip . C h arle s (T lie D iade) T aurine, M ataw an , o p e ra to r of a g am bling c asin o In H avana d u rin g the B atista d a y s , w ss o n e of those expelled.

Herbert Resigns Morganville Post

Teaching Principal In Charge Three Years

M arlb o ro T ow nship B oard o f E duca tion Iasi n ight a ccep ted the roslgnatlun of R obert O H erbert, teach ing p rin c ip a l nf M organvllln School. M r H erbert h ad been In ch a rg e nf Ihe M organville Sohoo* for th ree y ea rs The h o a rd will a ia rt in terv iew ing ap p llcan ta fo. the position next week

R obert Hena, p rincipal, submit* ted his su m m a ry report for Ihe past srluKil yi*er The highlight w as his scL-ountinti ol the physical rd u ca tto n p ro g ram lit* re la to d th at of I4A Ivtya p ia m lm ’d at the s ta rt. Ot hod been found defective , and of 138 fllrls exnm inod, 02 hod been found dofpcilve. Itxam ination of a physical fitn ess p ro tira tn showed tho n u m b er of boys with physical ahortcom lngs rem a in in g to ho only I ) and Ih s g ir li only 13.

T he b o a rd ap proved a fea tu re of (co n tin u ed on p ag e tw o)

M o n m o u t h C o u n t y B o y t * ’ S t a t e C i t i z e n * *

T i e f if tie th an n lv tram ry e f th e founding o f L o u li S tu U l Jr7> I n c . / 2 1 i i lh<3 f irm ’s new o f fk e b u ild lB I. S h o w s a i m . 1’ IUH tn H .tm f t r a a 4 SL, w aa o b je rv e d th la w e e k w h en M r. S t a in , fo u n d er o f tb a b e l | V ernon S tu lu , M eldao S tn ltz , t o o l s S tu ltz J r . , L onls L e ro y S tulii

(d M a t t E a r l S tu lu ,------------------------ — ■H I B ™ W i . f n i m M , M i r y i « l h . i l w f r h . , ,

T h e M th a n n iv e rsa ry o f t b e b u n d in g o f L ou is S tu ltz J r . , In c ., K e y p o r t fuel o il d e a le n . w a s m a rk e d o ffic ia lly th la w eek b y tb e A rm . T h e f irm , u n d e r th e d ire c tio n b f M r. S tu lt i , a n d la te ly o f h ia fo u r a o n s . h a i g ro w n fro m a sm a ll l e a tB a n u fa c tu rin g b u sin ess to a m ) o r o il s u p p lie r fo r n e a r ly 4000 c u s to m e rs in n in e b a y sh o re co m - n a n i t f e s .. T h e b u s in ess w a s founded In IM S w h e a M r. S tu lt i, th en a n a s g f a a i r f o r th e S t R eg is l lo t d , H ew Yoric. . c o nat m f t e J a n fee ■ ■■ifa c lu r ia g jp la a t >oo D irliiO B

SL a n d w en t Into b u s in e ss fo r h im se lf . H e ex te n d e d tb e b u s in ess t o in c lu d e re ta il s s l e r o f le a an d tn 1911 p u rc h a se d a co a l y a r d on B ro a d S t. a n d co m b in ed th e co a l a n d Ice . b u t !n e u .

Aa th e f irm g re w m o re p roa- p e ro u s , M r. S tu ltz in l t t l o p en ed a m illin g b u s in e ss , g rin d in g flo u r a n d feed s w ith o u tle ts In F re eh o ld a n d K ey p o rt. L a te r , h a conc eo - t r a t e d h ia . b u s in e ss , o h th a a a le o f c o i l a n d fu e l oif a a d ao ld th e ice b u siaeaa t * S e a b o a rd Ice C o . w h id i

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su b seq u en tly m oved borough.

J e i a r f B y F a a r S a s s B e w a s jo in ed In th e b u s in ess

b y h is fo u r so n s . L ouis L e ro y , ln 1927; E a r l In 1931; M eldon In 19M a n d V ernon , w ho Joined th e firm i n , 1035. T h a b u sin ess w aa in c o rp o ra te d la 1*33 a n d I t y e a rs ag o , M r. S tu ltz tu rn e d th e b u sin ess o v e r to b is so n s to con tinue .

l a USS. th a b u s ln eaa h e a d q u a r te rs w e re m o v ed into a m o d ern a to n e a n d g la s s b u ild ing a t th e s ite o f - th e o rig in a l co a l y a rd a f te r a n o ld e r w ooden a d a ia i ^ r a U o a o ffice

o u t o f th e w a s d e s tro y e d b y f ire . In edduion to su p p ly in g fu e l o il, the business h a s ex p a n d ed t o Include the sales a n d s e rv ic e o f fu rnsce*

A f lee t o f s ix oil delivery trucks o p e ra te s fro m th e m sio office siid y a rd o f th e/ f irm which occupies o v e r a n a c re o f p ro p erty *i 213 B ro a d S t., K ry p o rt. R egular c u * to m e rs o f th e firm a re lin e d J a K ey p o ri, K ean sb u rg , Union B^scti, M a U w an , . M ataw an Tow nship, R a r ita n T ow nsh ip , Holm del Tow*, sh ip , M iddletow n^ Tow nship t a d M ad iso n T ow nsh ip ,

Holmdel Man Indicted On Conspiracy Charge

P ruett M urphy , IS O rc h a rd A ve. W eat, H olm del Tow nship, b u sln eaa a g e n t fo r C h eck e rs Local I o f th e In te rn a tio n a l L ong ihore- m e n 's A sso c ia tio n In lloboken , w aa

" | ( f t d l c t e 4 —M o o d ay b y —a Hod»of» C ou n ty O ra n d J u i y o a a c lia fge o f c o n a p tN u y to d e f r a u d a n d ch eat A m ariean E x p o rt L in es.

A lso c h a rg e d w ith M r. M urphy w e re s a ta v a d o ra au p e rv iso r sn d a d o c k h ir in g a g e n t , a ll c h a rg td M th h a v in g e ig h t lo n g ih o rem en p a id b y th e s h ip p in g . firm w hile t h e y - w e i* w o rk in g o n M r. M urp h y 's h o u a e l a H o lm d d .

Th irty -n ine res id e n ts a f M onm outh County w e ra am o n g th e g i t Nat* J e ra e y y o u th s t id in g p a r t I s the A m erlc sn Legion*. 14th an n u a l en cam p m en t on lh a S ta le U n lV cn lly r a tn p u i In New Brunaw lclt. T h e y , w ere (le ft to r ig h t)! I 'ro n t row : ( ie o r ie T u m la ll, R e d B an k ) P e te r D a u n t. Icn sllih lo w n ; Am ed«o G racfr | r „ \ A tlaatlc lllg h lan d a ; W illiam ( ir a y , U nion B ta c h j S tan ley A lbera and I re d ir lc l i R o th tn b e rg , K a y p o rll A las- a n d e r K irk an d F ra n k B otlone, K ra m b u rg ; I 'r a n k lln P a lle rao n , l llg h la iid i, P a t r ic k U s t l l , U nion R aaeh .

fc c a a tl T o ari'D ew ay M oser I II , Long B ra n c h ; R o a a ld B ro cav lch , I 're e h e ld i W illiam W ilgh l, U atan

N ew V w t THraplfca E x p raea t l . n p lu a l a s f m a d t r ip . Fre-

' f wrvka,;(»a>veal*Bi aceaoai f m M saa r t t d t i l s a t f l C &

1 j Mt i i - .

B eachi F ra n k R ic h a rd so n , N ep tu n e ; N o rm an ( llb b s , N ep tune: R an ald Ja K O tt, M lddlo tow ai l l a r r y C ara th - a ra . M staw aai K van O s r r l io n an d Allen B ers lw , A tlaa tlc H igh lands.

T h ird raw i S tan ley C . M a4 er, In le r la k e a ; B r ia n B a r ra b e a , K tberan P a rk ; T h eo d o ra Ja h a a a a , A »aa;R ich ard A aaell, A lleahnra li T h em aa R aid , A veni R ay m o n d H iker, U nlea B eacb l J a a a t^ a a F .rk a a a , g e lfe fd l A lb e rt K a r lm ik y , l ln lo a B e a rh ; < J . r / S k r ia a r , L in e re f t , M k h a e l K lrae h a e r, W eal End-

~ ' rew t A a th e a £ l i e w a r 4 U ! t la S llre rf F e le r M a g ee , M a n a iy u a a i O i i ir l t a NlelF e v r th i N le h a h , R u a n M t. _ . iM iu a i ________ . .................H aw ard C ehea, Aa* w / P a r l i ; D e tg lM S lan d er, F a i r l la v a a i WIHIaaa K a t( , F rae tw ld j K e a a a th K a r s , U » ir tlu D a a M R a U / , M a s a r j tmek D ea ip aey , M a u r i T e a y B M t, W e s t Ivsag ■ ra a c jb

Pag* tw o — Firtf Section the Mataw an journal Thursday, July 2, 195?

Shower Honors Jennie Barnaba

A. b r id a l show er w ss g iven io h o n o r o t M iss J e n n ie B a rn a b a , M organv ille , a t T ony N ico lle tti's , U nion C ity, on S a tu rd a y by h e r b r id a l a tte n d a n ts , M r s . G ene O 'D onnell, M ra. T illie M itchell, M r i . Id a S a l u o o a n d M rs. J . B a rn a b a . M isa B a rn a b a w ill becom e t h e b r id e o f C het J a m e so n , M or- g a n v jl le , ' o n S a tu rd a y , Sept. 19. 1959. . ' ' ;

G if ts . w e re a rr a n g e d u n d e r a l a r g e w hite um hreB a. T h e tab le , w h ic h w a s T -ah ap ed , w a a d e c o ra ted w ith ' fo re s a a d .a_( la rg e bouquet o f r t a e f , c a r n a t io n s n a d d a il ie s , in a d d i t k a t n a b r id e d o ll. T h e b ride- e le c t ' r e c f ta e d a c o rs a g e o f n a a a n d o r a a g e M m h » ( r a n h e r f ia n c e , D in n e r w m se rv ed .

G u e s ts w e re M rs. B a rn a b a , M n . C h e s ie r 7 u n e s o n , M rs . R u th J e rk e ,

M n . A m elia M itchell. M n . M ary G r e o a M rs. A." BarttoUal, M rs. S am G ad ino , M ra. E k a n o r Pas- c u la k ; M ra. E d ith D e lla F a rc r , M ra. A . S ch ram , M ra. M itchell, M ra. I d a SaM ano, M n . R o se P asq u a le . M lsa D laae M itchell. M rs. R . T r e m a to n , M ra. J . M enchine.

A IM M ra. J . G ad in o , M n . F . B o g a r t, M n . J e s s ie B ark e , M isa M u rie l M itchell, M n . A. M itchell. M n . E . M Hchall, M rt . L ucy F a lco . M n . L . D 'O rio , M n . S aliano , M ra . J . Sasso , M n . J . B oni, M ra. J e n n ie Holloway. M n . O 'D onnell. M ra. D. H olllngshead, M rs. J . C sa v a a o , M n . R. Robinson.

G if ts w ere le n t by M iss Dorothy K u d rick , M rs. T . Seber, M n . Rudy B arbolin!, M rs. J . Sim cone. M iss A nn M srie ' Falco. M rs Evelyn Sw eeny and M rs. Holm es Lam- b e rtso n .

M o n m o u t h C o u n t y ’ s B o o k b i n d i n g E x p e r t A t W o r k

•fQ eial boohb inder fo r th a M M m e u th C ouaty C le rk 's office, rem e v e s a spceiaB y l a— i .b tad ia g - - - - - - • - — -

M r. B fo a a e r w as p resse d in to se rv ic e t e M ad th e b o o k s , w hich b e hideI f a r th e S igna l C erpe a t F a r t M i i w i a l h

a f sa r -y e a r r e p a r t b y L L G e a . D. OXenae'D , fo rm erly a f L ittle S ilver, r e t i r in g ch ie f a jg aa l e f l k e r , a a d w h ich ia de s t la e d f a r th a" . . . - . ^ | f cmmntat, p a s t r s m an a i t r . T h e t l a a ty

......................... ' “ "tek J .White Haase, aad other Signal Carpa beaks fer B rig - Nader's aervlce fer this important aad special work RasaeO Woolley. Mr. Bnaaer, the caaaty al Ida HaU af ~

important aad special work waa arraaged through the office el Caaaty Oerfc J saner, aa expert la this Uae, Made deed, m a d gage, aad e th e r record keeks fa Recards sWp. I t was, however, Me lint eWert being aeat te the WMta I I — I.

SttMcti Tomorrow For Milton O. R o m

F u n e ra l aerv icea for Milton C. R a w , 19, o f Old Am boy Rd., M adison Tow nahlp, wUI be held tom o rro w a t 2:30 p.m . a t Ihe Bedle F u n e ra l Hom e, M ataw an, w i t h th e R ev . H enry A. M ate, rec to r of St. Mary*a E piscopal C hurch. K eyport. an d v ica r of tha Church of O ur S aviour, C heesequake, offici* a ttn g . in te rm en t will be io Old T ennent C em etery

M r. R o m died at his hom e on T u esd ay . Ju n e 30, 1959. H e was a lifelong residen t of M a d l i o n Tow nship, an d w a s the son of the la ta H als tead and Ju tia (B urlew ) Raae.

He is su rv ived by h is w I f e. M ra. Leila (Q uackenbuah) R ote; th re e d au g h te rs , M ra. R obert J . M o rre ll , P o r t M onmouth* M ra. Jo h n E . W ebb. R e d ' B%nK t n d M n H enry A B ecker, M organ- vflJe; two aon i. W illiam tt, aria M ilton 0 . Jr.. bo th o f M&tawap; o n e s is te r. M lu A rllne J , Ro m , M a l a w a n , a n d th re e g ran d ch ild ren . .

N a v ig a tio n Court

S ta te M arine N avigation C ourt sessions a re scheduled for the M iddletow n T ow nship Hail. Route 35, at 7 p.m . on Ju ly 11 and U, Aug. 7 sn d 31 sn d Sept. 4 and 18, it was announced yeste rday .

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outlet to the P ark w ay to the Key- port-H olm del Rd. a re a is under consideration .

A le tte r from a W estern E lectric Co. em ployee who s ta ted th a t he ex p ected to be assigned to the Bell L abs p lan t in Holm del asked the tow nship co m m ittee abou t obtain ing 25 acres in a n “A " residen tia l a re a access ib le to th e Labs p lan t w hich would h ave m o re than

m inim um of im p ro v em en ts in th e a re a . T he le tte r exp la ined the 25-acre tra c t w oald be subdiv ided Into 25 o n e-sere k its on w hich 25 B ell-W estern E le c tr ic em ployees w ould lo ca te hom es.

t*Waal T» U n i t PUI GarterThe B e l t n r m '1 h e tf ^w tn ted 1

know a b o u t io c a i in g ,J iv e <

Order Insurance(continued from p ag e one)

am o n g a force of 44 In th e tow nship, since they a re not eligible for co v e rag e u nder com pensation o r em ployee Insurance. T h e policy , o ffering a d ea th benefit of $5000 and co m pensa tion benefit of {25 a week for 52 w eeks h a s a p rem iu m of I I# a m an p e r y ea r.

S pec ia l police ce rtif ied lo r cove ra g e au thorized in the policy a re B oyce C. W illard , L este r G erh a rd , C h a r le s Candiloro , R o b ert F le tch e r , W illiam C. H yer, H aro ld P ease, G a r d n e r S ou therland , K enneth S chneider, WiUiam A hem , F lo ren- d o S le ism o n d i, F ra n c is Z. Czar- n eck l, Jo h n E u lo . E a r l G regory , R o b e r t H ayea, G eo rg e an d Sam - tie! d u m b s .

- M e re A re BU glhle A lep. L e ro y U m sch led , F ra n k

R tg lU t t , W illiam M eier, M n . M a r ia M aloney, M n . F a y e P as- i o r i t -E d w a rd L edford , Lou la G rim a ld i . J o h a M cG inty . Jo sep h L a tirp . W Ullam A ndrew s, A nthony

,p e U a P ie t ro , P e te r C. V ena, R oycc W allis , E lir l D enn is a n d W ill ia m Sm ith .

M a y o r- J o h n M ara | r . appo in ted i l » p e rso n * to se rv e m a n a d v iso ry co m m ittee to th e tow nsh ip p lan n in g b o a rd . M e m b e n to. se rv e a t t h e d isc re tio n o l th e m ay o r a re

— Jdh fl H . G ra n g e r, H en ry T n p h * - g e n , M rs . E d n a . M ae K noell, M rs. E t t f e K rlm m el, R ay m o n d Scheetx a rid ; N o rm a n W ood. M ay o r M ara rC M tie d h e w ould n a m e a le v . erttH m e m b e r o f th e co m m ittee Int h t n e a r , fu tu re .

M a y o r M a n n o ted th a t one of J h e t f t n t d u tie s o f th e ad v iso ry

c o m m itte e w ill b e to w ork w ith . th & p lah n ln g b o a rd o n th e p rep-

a ra i ig n o f a tow n sh ip zon ing o rd in a n c e a n d m ap . A t p re se n t, de- v e lo p m e o t In th e tcnfashlp Is reg u la te d .b y a su b d iv ision o rd in an ce , M a y o r: M a n sa id . '■ ' . W ant T e S can R e c o rd s

T h e co m m ittee re fe rre d to th e a u d ito r a l e t te r from th e M a t* w a n .T ow nshlp T a x p a y e rs Assocl a t k » req u e s tin g a m ee tin g to tx- a m in e , th e . a cco u n ts o f the munlc- t p j l irfC realtnn com m ission " f o r t h e , pas* th re e y e a n . ” T he a s so d - a tio d - rem in d ed tho c o m m ittee it h a d m a d e a s im ila r req u e s t In N oV em M ir o f l a s t y e a r b u t re - c e lv e d Do a c tio n . .

T h e ' c o m m itte e g ra n te d th e M a ta w a n T o w n sh ip H ose a n d C h e m ic a l Co. p e rm iss io n to s tr in g l lg h te a c r o t s G e r a rd A v e . in con n e c tlo ft w ith t h i 'f i r e m e n ’s earn ] ' v a l i n A u g u it a n d g r a n t e d town- s h lp e m p lo y e e * a . d s y o f f to m o r-

r ^ ( to c e ln d e p e n d e n c e D a y f a l ls I foftUriW , . :

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i y f i u W a t f f t J U K ' ■" ■■ ' ■

t e n th roughou t the tow nship a t which four o r five em ployees w ould be posted. It w as explained th a t th e ce n te rs w ould have the a p p e a ra n c e of p r iv a te hom es if loca ted fn a res id en tia l zone and th ere w ould be ho undue am ount o f p a rk in g o r a n y th in g d i e th at w ould u p se t the p ic tu re of a p riv a te res id en tia l a re a .

J . P ra n k W eigartd, tow n sh ip a tto rney , advised th e tow nship com m ittee to by-pass the req u est. He po in ted out th a t dfcspfte aH these p recau tio n s to p re se rv e the c h a ra c t e r of a good res id en tia l a re a , the tow nship co m m ittee -would be viola ting I ts ow n zoning o rd in an ce td know ingly p e rm it such use. He su g g ested the B e l l 'f i f a i b e asked to m ak e app lica tion to the zoning b o a rd of a d ju s tm en t for re lief from th e zoning o rd in an ce for this purpose,

A le t te r from th e M onm outh C ounty P lann ing B o ard su g g ested a $10,000 m axim um on the value o f a build ing p e rm it lest thd Bell firm h av e to p ay th e un reaso n ab le su m o f $60,000 on th eir $22,000,000 p r o je c t

Introduce OrdinanceO ne o rd in an ce w as in troduced to

a d o p t a ll th e o rd in a n c e s o l the tow nsh ip a s rev ise d by P h ilip C o * teJlo, P e r th A m boy c ity c le rk , a a d co d ified b y h im . T h e o rd in an ces w ill n o t b e p u b lish ed in th e ir re v ise d fo rm , it w a s exp la ined , b u t thOM d u r i n g to t e e th em m ay in sp e c t th em s t the tow nship c le rk ’s^ office d u r in g business h o u rs. They theft c a n be b rough t u p fo r d iscussion w h e n t h r ordl* n a n c e is ad o p ted codify ing them .

T b e t ra i le r o rd in a n c e lim iting th e n u m b er of t ra i le r s bi a p a rk to f iv e 'a n d req u ir in g th em t v b e a a t 4000 fee t a p a r t w as adopted o n f in a l read in g .

H en ry L . K ra m e r , H olm del a rc h ite c t, w ho d rew p U n s fo r a m u n ic ip a l g a ra g e tw o y e a rs ago , h a s b een ’-sh o w s--th e m onum eota tio n of th e C ra w fo rd 's C o m e r m u n fd p a l haU’ p ro p e r ty o n w hich th e g a ra g e w ould b e lo ca ted an d h a s b een a sk ed to g iv e h is id eas w h e re it shou ld b e p laced .

P a u l S try k er, a g e n t w ho h and les th e m u n ic ip a l in su ran ce , notified th e p lan n io g b o a rd i t h a d b een e x te n d e d to c o v e r m em b ers o f th e p lan n in g b o a rd o n official b u sin ess .

M rs. N o rm an T e tre a u lt submit* te d h e r res ig n a tio n a s lib ra ria n

Check Tires For Summer Vacation

S u m m er tra v e l, espec ia lly oa fast roads, places h eavy d em ands on p asaen g e r c a r t ire s , F ra n k J . Q uinn, s e c re ta ry -m a n a g e r o f the AAA Autom obile Club o l C en tra l N ew J e n e y sa id , ln u rg in g m otor* Ista to m ak e a ca refu l check of t ire s b e fo re beginning any v acs- tlon tr ip .

T he m o to r club official exp la in ed th a t high h ea t, g en e ra ted both by hot w e a th e r and fas t driv ing , can ca u se a tire to blow out th at m ight o th erw ise give m any m iles of good aerv lce. He su g g ested th a t m oto ris ts Insist on top-con* dition t ire s fo r long, fa s t trip s even if It m esn s sk im ping on som e o th e r a sp ec t of th e trip .

M r. Q uinn o ffered th ese specia l t ire c a re tip s fo r sa fe su m m e r d riv in g : C heck t i r e s fo r ex c ea ilv e o r u n ev en w e a r . I f t i r e th in . eo ttn lto W sp e c ia lis t, to t ir e c a n b e sa fe ly rem apped,bu y a new one. t t * e e r Jf o rtev tn , h av e c a r 's fron t end re-aligned, and a g a in co n su lt sp ecia list abou t w hether t ir e should be re-capped

’ rep laced .Even if w e s r seem s sligh t, 4f

t ir e s have, not been ro ta ted (m o v e d to d iffe ren t w heel locations, Including th e sp a re ) in the p ast 5000 m iles, th is should be done. I t d is tr ib u te s w e a r on a ll five t ire s . C h eek tire p ressu re befo re leaving on trip , and a g a in each m o rn in g befo re s ta r tin g an a long d riv e . P o r m ost conditions, follow th e m an u fa c tu re r 's Recomm ended p ressu re s , b u t w hen d riv ing on sm ooth , fast ro ad s , like tu rn p ik es and freew ay s, p re s su re s can be ra ised a few p ounds fo r b e tte r fuel and tire econom y;

Angels In G?me At Highlands Tonight

A b rea k In the tie th a t invo lves lead e rsh ip In the h ayshore divl slon of the M onm outh C ounty 8-12 L esg u e Is due tonight w hen the Cliffwood A ngels tra v e l to H ighlan d s to engage the L ions te a m of th a t p lace . T hese tw o l e a d e n a re tie d a t 1-1.

T h e lo se r In th is gam e will d ro p b a c k into a tie w ith tbe R a r ita n , £ a y L ions w ho .sw ep t th re e g a m e s in th e p a s t w eek by one-sided sco res . It m ay b e th a t th e L lo m wiU b e tied w ith th e w in n e n if the leag u e com m issione r ru led fav o ra b ly on th eir p ro te s t of the g am e with the Angels.

The U o n s p lay a t L eonardo a t 1 p .m . J u ly 4 In a double h e a d e ; a l t e r w h ich th ey wUI b e g u e s ts o i th e h o m e te a m a t a ho lid ay p icn ic .

b e c au se o f m o v in g Iro m th e tow nship. M n . M ark -UglM lch W as a p po in ted in h e r p lace . H olm del F i n Co. n o tified th e co m m ittee th ey w ould no lo n g er se rv ic e “ c h a rg e " f i n ex tin g u ish e rs f o r th e tow n sh ip an d th a t th e law re q u ire s . i t b e d o n e b y a p riv a te f irm . / .

A req u e s t fo r ac tio n a g a in s t d u m p ers on th e N orton p ro p e r ty on M iddletow n R d . w a s re fe rre d to P o lice C hlel Jo sep h P h illip s. A r e p o r t from th e ch ief . in d ic s te d v io la to rs a p p re h e n d e d to d a te a ll ' a r e ( r a n R a r ita n T o w nsh ip a n d

i'; A ll ■; liq u o r;- licen ses were ren e w e d w ith o u t ob jection .

Elks Auxiliary Makas Fall Plam

A t a r e c e n t m ee tin g o l th e L a d ies A uxS tf: . .2030, p lan a w e re m ad e to hold ru m m a g e s a le a n d c a rd £ a r ty In S e p tem b e r. M rs. £ l la K u rica w ill b e c h a irm a n o f th e ru m m a g e sa le a n d M ra. C h arle s K iienig h e a d s th e c a rd p a r ty co m m ittee .

A sc rap b o o k w ill b e s ta r te d to Include a ll a c tiv itie s o f the g ro u p s in ce th e L odge w aa o rg an ized tw o y e a n ago.

Visifing ln fngfarM ra. C on stan ce Ja ck so n , M ain

S t., K ey p o rt, ls v is itin g re la tiv es In L ondon , E n g lan d , fo r ' tw o m o n th s . She m ad e th e t r ip by p lane .

Elected Head Of(co n tin u ed fro m p a g e e e e )

R ita S ca rb o ro u g h , p i lfw o o d ; co lo r b e a re r , M rs. A nna V ivian . P o r t M onm o u th : flo o r w o rk /in s tru c to r , M n . E m ily L ev erin g . / P o r t M onm o u th ; m u sic ian , M r s . ' l u l u Law-

‘ ItepW iHI.v^aad r tiB o , M n . V irg in ia K ru eh k a , N eptune.

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WUI Haw Sketches la Tw* MsathsT h e m ee tin g c o n c l u d e d w ith

th e W ebb A K n ap p f irm re i te r a t ing th a t w hat they p ro p o sed w as few er hou ses p e r a c re n>»« w as being a llow ed u n d e r th e M a s te r P la n re c e n tly ad o p ted ia la rg e - iot-aize conaclous H olm deL H u t f p ledged to co n ta c t th e townshljpT co m m ittee a n d th e p l a n n i n g b o a rd la tw o m o n th s w ith sk e tc h es a n d o th e r In fo rm a tio n a b o u t th e ir p ro p o sa l so ta lk s o f a m o re ce rta in n a tu re could ta k e p lac e . T hey e a tim a ie d th a t th e y h a d M t a c re s u n d e r option a n d 500 a c re s to co m e with so m e c h an g es m ad e In frin g e a re a s . "

A t th e tow nship co m m ittee m ee ting T h u rsd ay , T h o m as K o co v ik y , s s p e c ta to r , p lied M ay o r M cC ue w ith qu ea tio n s a s to w h a t o c c u rre d a t a c o n fe ren ce J u n e U b e tw een the tow n sh ip .co m m ittee s n d th e p lan n in g b o a rd o a th e W ebb A K n a p p subd iv ision . Olio H eu b sch , p lsn n ln g b o a rd ch a lr-

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~~ o f th e tow n sh ip co m m ittee f o r upg rad in g to s m in im um lot size

M r. K ocovsky w as in fo rto ed by M ayor M cCue thot n o th in g had tak en p lac e o th e r th an “di»- cusnlon” a t th e J une 23 g a th e rin g . T he fipecXatiJP'OieTi 'co m m en ted he would a s su m e from th is th a t M r. H e u b sch 's p roposal h ad m et w ith re je c tio n , a t lea s t, by som e o f th e tow n sh ip copim ittfo 'm en. M r. Ko- eoVfky i tf f t iw d the pub lic should b^ k e p t Irtforfneft.

F re d vonR odeck. a n o th e r sp ecta to r , w a s o f p ie opinion th a t any c h sn g e In to n in g co n sid e red by th e tow n sh ip officials should be su b m itte d to th e v o te rs a t the N o v e m b e r g e n e ra l election.

Tntrodoee R ev ised O rdinance A rev ised subdiv ision ord inance

w as in tro d u ced , requ iring develo p e rs to p ro v id e cu rb s sn d gutte rs , c a tc h b asin s and street signs. T h e new o rd in sn ce also w ould <;l|pjlnjjte the requ irem en t t h a t d ev e lo p e rs se t s s id e rec re a tion a re a s . A public hearing is s e t fo r J u ly 23.

E a r l J . H arring ton , M organville. w a s reap p o in ted m ag is tra te for a th re e -y e a r te rm .

M rs. A lice L ath rop . P leasan t Valley Rd., recen tly nam ed cha irm an o f a com m ittee to Investig a te es tab lish in g a l ib ra ry in the tow nship , rep o rted she h ad rece ived o ffe rs of tw o book collec tio n s so fa r . Both w ere acc e p te d b y th a com m ittee .

M n . L k th ro p 's u b m itte d a list o f co m m ittee w orkers. T hey inc lude M ra . W alte r Hope. M rs. E d w a rd L eg ler Jr., M ra. P. F . C h e s te r . ' M rs. J . 0 . B ennett Jr., M il l D oro thy M cCue, M iss L aura B o h lay er a n d D r. D . W. Me- C re ig h t.

State Prison For Holmdel Resident

H ow ard A. H ubbs, |7> B rad e- velt R d ., H olm del TowiuhH>, flat of th ree m en c h a rg e d w ith holding up a R e d Baakv^ajpcA b o p erato r in L iocroft F e b . 1, 1957, w as sentenced F r id a y in M onm outh County C ourt to a S ta te P r iso n

4 erm of from e ig h t t o 12 y e a n .Robert PhilHps, 23, o f C hestnu t

S t , K eyport, a co -d efen d an t In the robbery o f th e Cabbie, F e lix DelVccchie, O , o f 1336 South Bridge Ave., R e d B an k , w a a g iv en a suspended se n te n c e to Bor- dcntown R efo rm a to ry , p la c e d on probation fo r five y e a r* a n d £Ln- ed $500 ' .

Ju les F ern , C reek R d ., K eansburg, who on Ju n e 8 p lea d e d no defense to a c h a rg e o f ro b b ery , w as com m itted to B orden tow n R eform ato ry . H e w a s ch acg ed with io rcing M rs. So t c a sm , P o r t M onmouth R d., E a s t JC eaasburg , operator pf an E a s t K e a n b u rg cleaning s to re , (o g iv e u p $16 after th rea ten ing h e r J a n . 14.

Bcfematary TermMrs D orothy E steH e W ilson,

Third Ave., CUffwood, w ho o a Ju n e 9 p leaded n o d e fe n se to a ch arg e of a rm e d ro b b ery , v com m itted to C lin ton R e fo rm a tory for W omen. M ra , W ilson, a parolee in a h om ic ide c a se , forced Theodore D unn, 21 E a r l S t , Red Bank, to g e t o u t o l h ia c a r by th rea ten ing htan w ith a k n lf t , and drove off. P o lic e w e r t notified and the c a r w a a c h aaedthrough Red Bank s tre e ts . T he chase cam e to a h a l t w h e n th e c a r ihe waa d r iv in g s tru c k apolice ( ar . Tbe d e fe n d a n t h ad been given from s ix to it y e a rs lo prison for s 1IM sh o tg u n slay- tog-

M artin DefVaAe, 23, T b e B ronx , who on May 14 p tm k fi n o d e fense to a c h a rg e o f c a rn a lly abusing a U -year-o ld g ir l la Key* port last su m m e r, w a s g iv es a suspended sen ten ce to D orrtm town, placed o a p ro b e tion f o r th ree year* a n d fined $509.

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Streets Contract(con tinued from p ag e one)

f irm 's e s tim a te to p rep a re 16.558 s q u a r e y a rd s of roadw ay w as $185. T h i s c o m p ared favorab ly w ith a (310 o ffe r by Jan n aro n e , a n e s tim a te o f $1633 by F re d M cD ow ell an d a figu re o f J 17J 7.B o ffe re d by the M anio firm for p rep a ra tio n .

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Not In Her CaseM n . C ecelia M oresk l, C e d a r

t l . , ' Clllfw ood, s ta te s l a th e r e c e n t c o u n te r ac tio n b e fo re M agi s tr a te L u th e r A. F o s te r , M a ta w an T ow nsh ip , involving h a t w ith M rs . C ath erin e D avison, a re s id e n t n e s t d o o r to h e r hom e, con- c e m ln g sp la sh in g (w a te r from a se p tic tan k overflow th a t f t w a s

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the physical ed u ca tio n p ro g ra m th a t had occasio n ed d e b a te u d to rn , m isg iv ing . T h a t w a a th e p u rch ase of gy m te a m eq u ip m en t, a h o rizon tal b a r , f ly in g r in g s , an d c lim bing ro p es . T w o a p c c ta to n aided th e b o a rd l a Hs d ec ision t a b io u e tp ip m e a t d e sp ite th e fe a r ct a q r td n M . T h osnas K o c o v ik y sa idW .h a d j u e d c y m e q u lp m e n l o f tb e a o r t .fo r JS y e a r* a n d b a d . o b se rv edtb e a c c ld e n t r ^ » to , b e lo w e r 'th a n In s p o rts lik e b aseba ll a n d football. M rs. M adeline Q u ack en b u sh r e la ted th a t It "w ould h a v e been a help to h e r 'd a u g h te r to h a v e had e le m e n ta ry gym w ork In g ra m m a r school b e fo re tak ing i t u p a t F re e hold R eg iona l High School. The e q u ip m en t w as bought.

P u rc h a s e t e D esk SetsC a r t W. B inget. c h a irm a n o f th e

su p p lie s com m ittee , s ta te d it w as n e c e ssa ry to rev ise th e o rig ina l p lans o f b uy ing 30 new d e s k s se ts an d 39 rep lacem en t s e ts to g e ttin g SO s e ts b e c au se of th e en ro llm en t rise. T h e y will cost t in s .5 2 .

T h e b o a rd voted to b u y n fsny o th e r ite m s, aa soon a s fu n d s from the |9 S M 0 . budget b eco m e a v a ila b le , 'N e w pho n o g rap h s a r e to be bought fo r M arlboro a n d C en tra l Schools a t $3&50 e a ch , a typew rite r a t S125 for tho s e c re ta ry 's office; tw o tah le ten n is se ts a t <36.60; a d u p lica to r fo r le tte rs a t <363.50: la filing c a b in e t lot M arlb o ro S choo l a t $S0 sc ien cek ita f o r M a rlb o ro a n d M o rg u v f f le a n d tw o fb r C e n tra l S chool; a 111 c o a t h a m p e r fo r C e n tra l School, a n d a $ U 0 h o sp ita l b e d .

F r a n k C . G i b s o n , F reeh o ld p lu m b e r , su b m itte d a b ill o f <911 fo r a n e w p u m p o n th e h e a tin g lin e a t M o rg an v ille School, ph is o th e r e q u ip m e n t to b r in g th e cost to $1119. L a b o r c o s t S4& 82. M. S tav o la , R e d B an k c o n tr a c to r . Will b e , g iv en M d a y s to re p a ir a fau lty d ra in a g e co n d itio n o r th e w o tk w ill b e done b y th e b o a rd a n d c h a rg e d o u t o f $250 s ti ll d u e o a ' w o tk . on - th e C e n tra l School g ro u n d s.- ----------------------

M rs . R o m a R ay m o n d . K ey p o rt. r e tu rn e d h e r s ig n ed c o n tr a c t a s p a rt- tim e k in d e rg a r te n te a c h e r a t R obertsvU Ie School. I t w a s a n n o u n ced a sc ie n c e te a c h e r b a d to be 'O btained .

T h e M a ta w a n B a n k a d v ise d tb e b o a rd t h a t th e re w as ntfw a th re e p e r c e n t In te re s t r e tu rn a v a ilab le™ — v f a p n n ta in ta . T h e h n a n lw a t , a d v ise d - to t a k e n o tic e o f re c e n t leg is la tio n b y w h ich school m o n ies c a n b e p lac e d in a sav in g s a cco u n L H i e b o a rd o rd e re d tra n s fe r ol i t s sp e c ia l a c c o u n t lo g a in th e in te re s t p r ivilege s ; • .

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where be wae prsfeeior aad research speefadht la

c o rs . D r . H a e a s d e r an d D r. N. E . S tc v ta s , p a th o lo g ist o l th e ll. $ . D e p a r tm e n t t t A g ric u ltu re , lo a a d th a t w ilt r t n e a i e is m o re tro u b ie ao m e a f te r m ild w in- t e n w hen m a n flea b e e tle s su r v ive.

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tha to ta l m ea n te m p e ra tu re s of D ecem ber, J a n u a ry , F e b ru a ry and M arch . W bca th is Index Is helow 10, w ilt ls no t likely lo b e tro u b le som e. W hen th s la d e s is above 100, it Is.

D r. H se n se le r a lso d eve loped s s tra in o f p e p p e r re s is ta n t to a d a m e tb sg m o sa ic d laease , w o rk ed on roo t ro t d ise a se o l p e a s , w ilt d ise a se of e g g p la n ts , se ed p ro te c ta n ts a n d c o n tro l of ro o t knot n em ato d es. P r o d u c e n oi t h e G s r d m B u te ’s s l l .M M t t com m erc ia l to m a to c ro p know him to r the a n t r a l w o rk h e d id on la te b lig h t a n d o th e r d ise a se s of

• ( d e n t i s t d e a ls w ith o l v e g e ta b le s , h e h a s

M " p a tie n ts ” s u b je c t to m o re th a n H M m s jo r o r m in o r p a tho log ica l a ilm en ts . T h a t’s o a e reaso n w hy b e ta g a v eg e tab le “ d o c to r" Is s o In te re s tin g le D r. C o n rad M. H aessseler o f R u tg e n U niversity .

D r. H aense ler, p ro fe sso r sn d re- s e src h sp ecia list in p la n t p a th o lo g y . re t ire d rec e n tly a fte r 19 y e a n w h h th e C ollege o f A g ric u ltu re and th e A g ricu ltu ra l E x p e rim en t S ta tloa . B u t b e l l no t re t i re fro m h is In te re s ts In b a c te r ia and, p a rt ic u la rly , fungi. F ro m now on, m y co lo g y w ill b e U s av o catlo o . "S osns v e ry no tab le co n trib u tio n s to th e s tu d y of fungi h a v e b een m ad e by hobbyists,* ' sa y a D r. H sen se le r .

How does a p e rso n g e t in te re s ted ln th s s tu d y o f p la n t d iseases

a p ro fess io n ? D r. H a e n se le r s a y s h is In te re s t s te m s b o m h is l a r m b a c k g ro u n d —h e ’s th e so n o l S w iss-G erm an-born t a n n e r s w ho se ttle d in T en n essee . A n en th u sia s tic ooUege p ro fe sso r a lso h a d a b ig influence on h ia c h o ic e o l c a re e r .

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m aaU r*a d e g n e a I r a n th e U nive rs ity o l T en aeaaee , D r.' fti

th en s ta y e d a n . 'D iagnosis of a p la n t d isease

Is n 't a lw ay s eaay . e v e n fo r a n ex p e rt such a s D r. H aen se le r. M any d isease o rg a n ism s look ■like—o n d , in c id en ta lly . D r. H aen se le r fin d s m an y o t th e fungi b eau tifu l u n d e r th e m icro sco p e . W orking out co n tro l m eth o d s is th e u ltim a te s te p , a n d th is he d o e s In the lab o ra to ry , on th e C ollege of A g ricu ltu re f a rm an d in fields at c o -o p e ra tin g fa n n e ra .

T y p ic a l of h is c o n trib u tio n s to N ew J e r i e y v eg e ta b le g ro w ers is his m ea n s of p red ic tin g o u tb re a k s of th e w ilt

A a w ith m an y o th e r sc iences, th e stu d y of fungi h u m an y a p p lica tions. F o r ex am p le , w hen D r. H aen se le r o b ta in ed h is docto r 's d eg ree , h e p io n ee red in disco v e rin g tb e im p o rta n c e o f 'lu n g ! In th e - d e te r io ra tio n o f p a in te d su rface* , ^

G row er* Wall In fo rm ed { t t * f n n v e r t . f r e w ell

in fo rm e d a b o u t p lan t m e a s e s , D r. H a en se le r b e lieves. '

W ith the g en e ra l public , the g re a te s t m isconception , he finds, is tb s Id ea th a t th e w e a th e r a lone can cause d isease .

“ W eath e r m ay ca u se a o o rg an ism to grow fa s te r ,” h e po in ts o ut, “b o t th e b a c te r ia ol" fungus m u s t b e th e r e in th e f tr s i £ la c e .”

A lthough a p |r s o n m iy b e a lle rg ic to so m e p la n t d feease o rg an ism s , “ th e re is oo e v id en ce st s ll th a t p la n t d isease c a n ca u se d isease in h u m a n s / ' D r. H aen se le r ad d ed , a s If in d efense of the b a c te r ia and fungi be fin d s so fasc inating .

Double-Session(co n tin u ed fro m p a g e o n e )

E. T u stln ,, South A m boy S u p erin ten d en t o f Schools, t h a t th e South A m boy B o a rd w a a rea d y to go b e y tn d i t s o r ig in a lly -se t l im it of 4 ) s e n d in g d is tr ic t p ip O s f ro m M iadison T ow nsh ip .

T h e b o a rd a lso a g re e d to san ctio n e n ro llm e n t o f th re e g ir ta f ro m M ad iso n P a r k a t P e r th A m boy J f ig h School, a s fu ll-tim e , in p la c e o t a tten d in g e ith e r d o u b to s e a f c a M ataw an o r S a y rev llle . l a th is in s ta n c e th e p a re n ts m u s t p ro v id e th e tra n sp o rta tio n . T h e re ia a o d iffe ren ce ia tu itio n fo r th e m to p a y a a P e r th A m boy h a s a lo w er r a te th an M a ta w a n o r S ay rev llle . ■

T h e re q u e s t r ece iv ed fro m J o se p h K lm n s k , m u s ic in s tru c to r , - i n f f a r b o a rd " sp o n so rsh ip e t b a n d in s tru c tio n d u r in g th e su m m e r v a c a tio n p e rio d m e t w ith a m ix ed rea c tio n f ro m th e b o a rd . T h e l a n d in s tru c to r e x p la in e d th a t h e h s d a s su ra n c e * th a t tb e p a re n ts w ould f in a n c e su c h In stru c tio n o n a p r iv a te b a s is , b u t i t w a s h is l e t t in g th a t tb e b p a rd sh o u ld fin an ce i t a s a schoo l a c tiv ity s o i t w ould b e a d u ly a c c re d ite d a n d e d u ca tk m - a lly -d ire c te d p ro g ra m . /

M iss C aro l D e lb a sc o q u estio n ed if th is w ould s e t a p re c e d e n t le a d in g to a d e m a n d fo r s u m s c la s s e s ln o th e r s tu d ie s . C h a rle s A um lck d id n o t c o n s id e r th is o o t-

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of-the-w ey a n d thought the bo ard shoold p lan a h e a d fo r su c h study n e x t su m m er. M iss D elbasco cau tio n ed him It w ould p u t m ore s tra in on th e b o a rd ’s b u d g e t and a g a in co u ld c a u se d e fe a t of school

a p p ro p r ia tio n s . M i s s D e lb asco m ad e U d e a r #he w as n o t ^T tm sfd to ad d ed 6 tudy th a t e d u ca to r* w ould rec o m m e n d a s b en efic ia l fo r th e p u p ils , o n ly io a tte m p tin g su ch a p ro g ra m a t a c o s t w h ich m ig h t fo rce p a rin g of a d e s ira b le u a e o f m oney fo r e d u c a tio n a l n e e d s i a th a reg u la r school y e a r.

The o th e r b o a rd m em b e rs a g re e d th e b o a rd h ad h ad too s h o r t no tice a n d h a d n o t b een duly in fo rm ed of the m ea su res b e in g ta k e n to su rv e y /p a re n ts fo r th e m u sic p ro jec t. T h e m a t te r w as s e t o v e r fo r p rese n ta tio n m o re fo rm a lly a t the re g u la r m eetin g of Ju ly 13.

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posa l o f M idtow n P ro p e r t ie s , la c . , fo r th e i r 35M hom e* d ev e lo p m en t w as m ad e . A n Issu e h a d o v e r th e p ro p o sa l of the d ev e lo p e rs to e re c t g a rd e n a p a r tm e n ts . H w y h a d c o n sen te d to tb e M N p e r h an aa im p o st fo r " f ra c tio n a l’* houeea be* y ood th e i r o b lig a tio n to b nfld < school ro o m fo r e a c h ,49 ~ so ld . B u t th ey h a d w a n te d th a b o a rd to r a te tb e g a rd e n apart* m en ts a s “ h a lf a house '* o r a $229 p e r a p a r tm e n t c o o m l t m t t t fo r fo r schools. ■

M ay o r J o h a L . C h a ra b e r ta ia re* p o rte d to* th e b o a rd th a t I t w aa th e feeling o f b o th th a p lan n in g b o a rd a n d th e to w n sh ip c o m m ittee th a t tb e p ro p o sa l o f th e d ev e lo p er bn th is m a t te r w a a a n w p iitab la o oe. M o n ro e B o b er. N ew Y o rk , re p re se n tin g th e d ev e lope r s , n o ted th a t g a rd e n a p a r tm e n ts u su a lly a r e o cc u p ie d by p e rso n a w ho a r e n o t se ttle d y e t in th e i r e m p lo y m en t o r a tta c h m e n t ‘ in a c o m m u n ity ' an d n ao a lly by p e r m s w b a h a v t few ch ild ren o r n o n e a t a ll . T h e m ay o r fo u n d th a t tb e b o a rd w ould benefit b y h a v ia g th e a p a r tm e n ts a s a t o n s ia p In d u cem en t fo r te a c h e rs w ho a r e i a a co m p e titiv e m a rk e t fo r th e ir se rv ices .

M r. B o b er e x p re s se d sa tisfac tio n a t the b o a rd 's ap p ro v a l an d dep lo red th a t it cou ld not h av e com e sooner. He c a p ta in ed th a t a v ery d e s ira b le in d u stry h a d * p ro fessed s w illingness to m ove into the ind u s tr ia l to n e being c re a te d in the a re a o f M kftown*a lan d s sk w g the C am d en % A m boy D iv ision of tba P en n sy lv a n ia R J L B ut th is firm h a d se t s J u ly 1 dead lin e on the s ta r t o f co n s tru c tio n o f i u p lan t an d w hen It b ecam e o bv ious no su c h c le a ra n c e of M idtow n’s s ta tu s w as to ex is t in thQ. tow n sh ip on th a t d a te , Ib e firm w en t e lsew here .

G eM m sa A p p earsA b o a p p e a r in g b e fo re th e b d a rd

w a s P a u l G oldm an , o f C an to r sn d G oldm an , d e v e lo p e rs of S a y re Woods South . H e d iscu ssed w ith th e b o a rd th e r e c e n t re fu sa l to p e rm it a c h an g e In th e specificatio n s fo r the th re e schools in the d eve lopm ent to p e rm it s ch an g e In floo r p lans.

T h e co m p a n y p ro p o sed to sub* s titu te a sp h a lt tile fo r v iny l ty p e flo o rin g , b u t th e b o a r d . w a s not sy m p a th e tic a n d ; tu rn e d d o * n th e p ro p o sa l, M r. G o ld m an a d m itted th e f irm h a d m ad o a m is ts* * , a n d , d id not In ten d to sp ecify th e vinyf ty p e .

As a c o m p ro m ise p ro p o sa l, he ofTered a sp h a lt tile . H e p ro m ised lo in sta ll, w ithout cost to the b o a rd , ab o u t 400 feet of e ight-inch w a te r lines a lo n g T h ro ck m o rto n La. from th e line se rv in g .Sayre W oods South, to th e new high school if th e a sp h a lt tn e p ro p o sa l w as ac cep ted . T he c o n tra c to r ’s co s t of su ch w o rk w a s e s tim a te d by b o a rd m em b e rs to be a ro u n d SI500.

It w as believed th a i i fu r th e r stu d y o f the p ro p o sa l shou ld be m ad e a n d B o a rd P re s id e n t P ine told the dev e lo p ers e v e ry effo rt w ould be m ad e to co m e u p \y ith a d ec ision a t the re g u la r J u ly m ee tin g of the b o a rd T h u rsd ay .

M iss D elbasco, c h a irm a n of tha sufipJles co m m ittee , se t A ug. 13 a s the d a te w hen b id s for school a n d a th le tic su p p lie s w ill be re* cefved . -

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.Morganville Scouts Attend Show, Camp Overnight; News In Area: M organvH le B oy S cout T ro o p t t a t t e o d e d th e HOpi In d ian Show t t th e M iddletow n Shopping C enter o n F r id a y evening . T h en th ey retu rn e d tp c a m p ov ern ig h t a t the T h e m es A o ti je l l F a rv ie w F a rm . i T he,: fo llow ing a w a rd a w e r e rav e n : R eg is tra tio n rrrimrptt*

. R o b e r t S w anson , G eorge P h easan t, T iio m a i K oeovsky J r . , E u g e n e CaU J r . ; co m m ittee m a n to E d w ard C u rly ; p a tro l lead e r* b ad g es In R ic h a rd K ingshot, N o d R ichard- f ie b til a s a i s tw t p a tro l le a d e n b a d p e i to R o b ert Je ffe rso n and T e d ^ A lt; ac rib e b a d |e to A lutln D om fne; T e to n ch ip b ad g e to E u g e n e C a ll j r . ; ten d erfo o t b ad g e to R o b e r t S w an so n , a n d .o n e -q u a r te r

' b a d g e to PU & ip Sw anson.

Oue*t» a t th e b a n e o f M r. en d M n - Jo h n Sw eeny; on S a tu rd ay w e re M r. g o d M n . F re d W ulff and so* , T re d , M r. a h d M rf. M ichael P a s te m e c k a a d ( lau g h ter , K ith y , M n . G nell D eA ngtlis a n d aon, R ic h a rd , M r. a n d M rs .,Jo h n W ard, M r a n d M rs. B e rn a rd W ard , M r. a n d M rs . F r a n k G reen . W illiam K oehler w a a a w eekend g u e s t

M rs. Jo h n M cC orm ick w as s g u est of M rs. K u rt S c h w a n on T h u rsd ay ev en in g to d isc u ss the h ea lth p ro g ra m o f th e M organville P a ren t-T e ac h e r A ssociation o f w hich M n . S c h w a n is c h a irm an .

M rs. S u sie Z im m erm an , Kenilw o rth , w as a rec e n t guest o f h e r

. son-in-law , a n d d a u g h te r , M r. and M n . C arl B in g tf an d f a m i ly .^ . .

The M isses M arjo rie , B a rb a ra an d C aro l S n y d e r a re g u ests of M n . J. F lsc ia , M organville .

M rs. J o h n C en ttm o le an d ch ild ren , M rs. J o h n M cC orm ick a n d c h ild ren , M rs . T h o m as T ra- v e m s a d c h ild ren sp e n t T u esd ay a fte rn o o n a t C heesequake P a rk .

M rs. J o h n M cCorm ick e n te rta in e d M n . J . M ulligan and children, G a r ry a n d L in d a , E nglish tow n, on W ednesday.

John C rodd lck and G eorge VoU h av e re tu rn e d hom e from a three- d a y v a c a tio n tn M an asq u an .

M r. a n d M rs. T hom as K oeovsky a tte n d e d a S a tu rd ay evening beef, s te s k d in n e r s t M cG u ire 's G rove, M iddletow n, g iven by the North S hore S h r in e Club.

A tten d M eet Ia H illside The follow ing m en a tte n d e d a

m eetin g of a m en 's c lu b In Hills ide th is w eek: D aniel B artm an , T hom as A ntisell, T hom as Kocov- sky , W i l U a m B lake-H askln i, M organv ille ; G era ld M urphy M iddletow n; D esm ond M urphy, London, E n g lan d . -

The W om an’s Society of C hristian Serv ice of th e M organville M ethod ist C hurch is holding a m eeting in th e ir b a sem e n t on T h u n d s y evening .

R ecent w eek en d g u e s ts a t thc h o m a o k M r. a a d - M ra; V ictor B a r e a b a w e r e M r., a n d M l*. A., S a tta n o a n d ch ild ren , K aren ,1''C am ille , a n d Jo h n ; M r. a n d M n . A. B o re r an d ch ild ren , J a n ic e and A rth u r Jr.: M r. an d M rs. R. R obinson, a ll of W est New York.

M rs. W. R inglleb is sp en d in g ■ two-week v a c stio n w ith h e r son- in-lsw an d d a u g h te r , M r. and Mra. Jo h n Sw eeny an d fam ily .

M lsi H elen K ohler, U n ion , and M ils D iane S c h w a n , M ount Saint D om inie A cadem y, w e re g u ests st th e hom e n f -Misses Ju d ith and N ancy S c h w a n fo r a w eek.

C h u rch P icn ic J u ly M The a n n u a l p icn ic o f th e M organ*

v iile M ethodist C h u rch w ill b e held a t Jen k ln san ’s Pavilion , Point P le s s s n t , th is y e a r ss usual on Ju ly IS; If ra in , on J u ly 16. The b u s will leav e the ch u rch a t I a .m . an d re tu rn a t 5:30-p.m .

M rs. Jo h n G u s tsn se n , M organ1 ville , a tte n d e d th e 25th a n n iv e rsary d in n er o f the D elta T h e ta Rho G ir ls ' C lub No. 4 a t the Hotel P in e s , M etuchen. M r. a n d M n . R o b ert G u s tan sen a lso a tten d ed w ilh R u th Arm G u sta n ie n , w ho is p res id e n t. ■

M r. a n d M n . E ugene G all, M r. a n d M ra. J a c k G s ll, ,M r. a n d M n . D av id G all, s n d WIIHam M ount a tten d ed th e g rad u a tio n of M iss P a t r ic ia G all a t F re eh o ld Regional H igh School on Ju n e 17. M iss G sll p a rt ic ip a te d in th e b a c ca la u re a te se rv ice . Follow ing the g rad u a tio n a buffet su p p e r w as se rv e d a t her ho m e b y h e r p a re n ts .

M rs . W alle r H ope a a d M rs. R o b e r t Jo n e s a r e m oto rin g to N ova S co tia .

M iss M a ry A nn C linkner, d au g h t e r o f M r. an d M n . E d w ard Clink- n e r , h a ) r e tu rn e d hom e from a two- w eek v acatio n in M an asq u an .

M r. an d M rs . Jo sep h F a lse lli, R oselle , w ere S a tu rd a y even ing g u e s ts a t th e hom e o f !)/lr. and M rs. M ichael C o s tu ra . ’

M r, a n d M rs. F ra n k S m ith and boos, N ew ark , w e re S a tu rd a y a f te r n oon g u e s ts s t th e h o m e o f M r. a n d M rs . M a rtin S m ith s r .

D onald L a n ia ro is a su rg ic a l p a tie n t a t P e r th A m boy H ospita l.

M r. a n d M rs . Jo sep h F isc ia ap e n t S u n d a y In .M anville. v isitin g M r. t a d M rs . Jo h n O n d re , w ho a re M n . F is c la 's p a re n ts . '

M r; a n d M n . K e n n rth K u e tt a n d d a u g h te r , K a r e n , ' S co tch P la in s , v is i te d M r. a n d M rs. M ichael C o s tu ra o n Sunday , Su p p er g u es ts in c lu d e d M r. a n d - M r * . L esto n F is h e r , ■ : - : . ’

M r. a n d ; M rs . G e o rg e ..M iller, B o g o ta , a n d F ra n k - L , A ntlsell, P itts b u rg h , P » „ w e re w eek en d g u e s ta o f M r. an d M n . T h o m as A ntise ll a n d fam ily .

Fall Plans Made By P-TA Board

M rs . Jo aep h D e e r in c o n d u c ted a m ee tin g o f th e e x ecu tiv e b o a rd of th e L a u re n c e H a r b o r-C liffwood B e a c h P a ren t-T e ac h e r A ssociation In th e M em o ria l School, L a u ren c e H a rb o r , T u esd ay evening . T he

Sre s id e n t an n o u n ced th a t M n . o sep h M ollis, p a s t p re s id e n t of

th e local P-TA. h a d b e e n 'e le c te d p res id e n t o f th e P-TA Council of M adlaon Tow nship , an d th a t M rs. W illiam B eck n er h ad b een a p po in ted c h a irm a n fo r the a n n u a l s c h o la n h lp d an ce to b e held by th e Council o n O ct. 17 a t St. B e rn a d e tte ’s H all. E m sto n .

M rs. Tod K ru m en p k er, fund-ra isin g c h a irm a n , rep o r ted th a t the P-TA F a ir w ould be Ifeld S a tu rd ay , Sept. II, a t the M em orial School g ro u n d s from 11 s .m . to 8 p .m . She a sk ed m e m b e n h a v i n g s c ra p s o f m a te ria ls , u sed nylons an d h an d k erch ie fs to oon tac t h e r a t h e r hom e, 422 B ayview D r., o r h e r c o -ch a irm an , M rs- A pplegate , w h o se hom e s d d re s s is 213 B irch- wood D r.. C liffwood B esch .

D eleg ates to the council also w ero nam ed . A ccom pany ing M n . D eerin w ill be M rs. B eckner and J o h n Zolnerow lch , a tea c h e r. M n . D e e r ln 'i a lte rn a te s a re M ra. Vince n t A pp legate and M rs. K rum e- n a k e r. M rs. B e c k n e r 's a lte rn a te s a re M rs. C h ris tian B orup and M n . H a rry Jo h n io n . M r. Zolnero- w lch’a a l t e r n a t e s 'w i l l b e n a m e d la te r . M n . D eerin Is d e le g a te to tb a M id d lesex C ounty C ouncil an dh e r a l te rn a te la M r l . K ru m .n a k e r .

M n . K ru m en a k e r r e q u e s t e d m em b e rs to re tu rn tho s ta m p e d se lf-ad d ressed en ve lopes w ith th e ir do nations fo r the c sk e le ss ca k e sale .

M ra. D av id W atson, l i b r a r y c h a irm a n , announced th a t the new books for the school l ib n r y h a d b een o rd ered .

M n . Jo sep h M ollis, p ro g ra m c h a irm a n , an n o u n ced h e r co m m itte e fo r th e com ing y e a r , a n d Inv ited . (hem to a m ee tin g a t h e r h o m e, Je ffe rso n A ve., T u esd ay , to se t u p tb e p ro g ra m s fo r the com ing school y e a r . She will b e a s s is te d by M n . E d n a M artin , M n . A p p leg a te and M n . B eckner.

T he n e a t m ee tin g of th e ex ecu t iv e b o a rd w ill be held T u esd ay e v en in g . Aug. 25. a t I p .m . a t the M em o ria l School.

Magic Ktyi PicnicT h e M agic K eys, K eyport H igh

S choo l's m ag ic ch ib , h e ld 11 a a n n u a l p icn ic a t R ah w ay R iv e r P a rk . H o t d ogs, h a m b u rg e n . s a la d s an d so d a w e re en joyed by a l l . 'A f te r th e p icn ic the rem a in d e r o f th e ev en in g w a s ty e n t a t O lym pic P a rk , Irv in g to n . M e m b e n a n d g u e s ts a tte n d in g w ere M arth a R e e d , B etty Loo M orse, Ju d e Me- E w en , H alina G ow orek . N eal W arw ick , R ich G oeken, P enny Foulk a n d M r- a n d M n . R aym ond G rosholz .

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M ISS L O U ISE BOSW ELL

T w o m e m b e rs o f th e C lass of 1956 a t K ey p o rt H igh School w e re , g ra d u a te d T h u rsd a y n ig h t fro m P e r th A m boy G e n e ra l H ospiU l School o f N u rs in g . . M iss Louisa, B osw ell a n d M iss V irg in ia Law son w e re 'a m o n g th e , 3 3 's tu d p i ts w ho re c e iv e d ' d ip lom a’s fo r co m ple ting th e th re e -y e e r c o u rs e . " ' "

M ISS V IR G IN IA LAWSON

M iss B osw ell Is t h i d a u g h te r of M n . L u c ille Jo n e s , K ey p o rt A ve., CUffwood, a n d M iss L a w so n Is ' th a d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M n . G eo rg e L aw son , H i A tlan tic S t , , K e y p o r t

A* g ra d u a te n u r s e ,n they wBl Join th e s ta f f a t P e r th A m boy G e n e ra l H o ep ltil, ............

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O lffw eed P — d i R ev . F ra n c is O tter* to ck

P a s to rT h e S a c ra m e n t o f Holy C om

m union w iil b e o b se rv ed S unday a t th e 9:30 a .m . se rv ic e an d new m em b e rs w ill be re c e iv e d A coffee h o u r will be h e ld In tfw Fellow* sk ip H all a t 10:30 i .m .

V acation ch u rc h school beg ins M onday a t 9 a .m . l o r ch ild ren be tw een the ag es of four and II.

CUffwood ramnwaIty M ethod ist C hurch

R ev. L eon Z in k lc r, P a i to r S unday , HoJy C om m union w ill

b e a d m in is te re d a t th e 9 a .m . se rv ic e for the la s t tim e until the f irs t S unday In O ctober. T he modi* ta tlo n w i l l be 'T h e H igher R ig h teo u sn ess .” Sunday School b eg ins a t 10 a .m .

M organvU le M eth o d is t C hurch M organv ille

R ev . F re d H. Bow en, P a s to r S unday w o rsh ip se rv ic e Is at

9 a j n . S ta rtin g th is w eek, S unday School w ill b e a t 10 a .m .

T h e S u n d ay School will hold Its an n u a l ou tin g a t J en k ln so o ’i P a vlllon, P o in t P le asa n t, on Ju ly IS. T h e b u s w ill lea v e th e ch u rc h a t 9 a .m . a n d lea v e P o in t P le aa e n t a t 1:90 p .m . .

147 M alo S L , M ataw aa R ev. F ra n k E . Sw eeten , P a s to r **71)080 B u rd en s W e B ea r" will

b e the se rm o n topic a t thc d ivine w o rsh ip se rv ic es on Sunday a t 8:45 a n d 11 a .m . M usic a t the e a rl ie r s e rv ic e will be prov ided by W. W. W ieland a n d h is son, W illiam D. A t the 11 o 'c lock se rv ice , the sen io r c h o ir will s in g th s a n th em by M ueller. ‘T h in k On T h ^se T h lo g i " A n u rse ry Is, pro* v i d e d a t 11 a .m . S unday School convenes a t 9:45 a .m . u nder the d ire c tio n of H o w ard A. H enderson , g en e ra l s u p e r in te n d e n t C lasses for e v e ry age , Including tw o c la sses fo r ad u lts , a r e p ro v id ed . A specia l m ee tin g of the o ffic ia l bo ard haa b een ca lle d fo r 13 o’clock noon. I t w ill b e a b r ie f session.

P r a y e r m ee tin g a n d Bible s tu d y is on W ednesday a t 7:15 p .m .

Roberlsville Girl Marks Birthday

Open house wa* h e ld F r id a y evening in honor of G e ra ld in e R a t- cliffe, R obertsvllle, w ho w a s c e le b ra tin g her fifth b irth d ay .

Those p r e n n t w ere M r. and M r, Je rry Clark and M r. an d M r, BiU Sicklea. M arlb o ro ; M r. and M n E dw ard P re sto n a n d son, E d w ard . M r. and M n . C h arle s H olm e, and children , C harlene And R obert, and M n . Anna N leberllen , M organville; M r. and M r t . E a r l Woolley, M atsw an; M r. a a d M n , J a m e s Iverson and so d , Ja m e s , J e n ey v ille , Mr. and M n . R an a ld Woolley, G arw ood; M r*. C lin ton Woolley, Rahw ay. G ifts w a re sen t by M lu D oris W oolley, R ah w ay , and M r, L aw rence S ta ffo rd , L inden

G eraldine R a td lf fe a ls o w a s honored at a b irth d ay p a r ty , g iven T hursday afternoon. D eco ra tio n s w e r . tn pink and b lue a n d a “ Mickey M ouse" m otif w as used .

The g u es t, w ere S usan and D eborah Johnson, Ja m e s Iverson , Jerseyville, P s tr lc is K ilcom lns and P a tric ia and K ath leen Konowalow. M organville.

S c h o l a r s A t R u t g e r s

F irs t C h u c k o t C h ris t , M M M M ( r o a d SL . K e y p e r t

S unday a e r v 1 c e a n d 'School, 11 a .m . W e d n e a d a y ,_____m ony m ee tin g ( p .m . R ea d in g ro o a i o p en W ednesday a n d S a tu rd a y fro m 1 lo 4 p .m . ■

M an 's d iv ine r ig h t to freed o m an d s tre n g th w ill be b ro u g h t N t Sunday at C h ristian S c ien ce s e rv

ices. S c r ip tu ra l read in g s In th e leu o n -se rm o n en titled u 0 o d " w ill Include the A postle P a u l 's counsel to the G a ls tla n s (5 :1 ): " S tan d fas t th e re fo re In th e l ib e r ty w h erew ith C h rist h a th m ad * u s fre e , a n d b e not e n ta n g le d a g a in w ith th e yoke of bondajn-!*

Also em p h asU ln g m an ’i r ig h t to freed o m l i thia c o rre la t iv e sg e to b e r e s d fro m “ Science a n d H eak h with K ey to th e Scrij tu re s " by M sry B a k e r ‘ (228:14-11): “ M o rta ls wOl pom e d ay a s se r t th e ir freed o m In th e n sm e o f A lm ighty G o d ."

The G olden T ex t Is f r o m P s s lm , (4 4 :1); “ G od Is o u r re fuge and s tre n g th , s v e ry p re se n t h e lp In tro u b le ."

K e y p e r t R e fo rm ed C hurch l a m s S t., K eyport

R ev . R o d erick N. D eY oung, P a s to r

S u m m er s e rv ic e , fo r Jul y s a d A ugust w ill b e h e ld a t I M a m: T h e n w ill n o t b e a n y S unday School 4ir^ n u r s e r y ‘d u r in g J u ly and A d g iu t. “ b u t 'p a r e n t s a r * ’“in v ited to ta k e th e i r c h ild ren to c h u rc h .

V iral P r s s b y ts r ia a O n r c h R o u te M a a d F n a k l la S t.,

M a u w a nR ev . C h e s te r A. G allow ay,

P a s to rOne ch u rc h se rv ic e will b« held

S u n d sy s s t 1:30 a .m . during Jul y a n d A ugust. B aby-s itting c tr e Is o ffe red to to ts w hoss p a re m . de

s i r e lo a tte n d c h u rc h . Sunday School m ee ts for n u n e ry . kinderg a r te n an d p r im a ry d ep a rtm en t,. All o th er s tu d en ts will s ttend ch u rch .

O M h e e a a a e L a t h a m Church M ap le F L , K ey p o n

R ev. F re d e r ic k Boos. P a ito r T h e re t r a tw o s e rv ic e , oo Sun

d a y , M atln a a t 1 :30 a m and ths r e g u l i r s e rv ic e a t 11 o 'c lo ck Sund a y School b eg in s s f 1:45 a m

Jehovah's Witnatsas Attend Convention

E . J . G lsn l. p res id in g m in is te r of th e K ey p o rt C o n g n g s tio n of J e h o v ah ’s W itnesses, announced th a t m oat m em b e rs of h is cong reg a tio n a tte n d e d tb e four-day convention w hich concluded In P h ilad e lp h ia on Sunday. W itnesses fro m 27 s ta te s sn d p a r ts of C sn ad a a tte n d e d tb e assem h ly .

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c ro w d ed Connie M ack S tad iu m on tho fina l d a y to h e a r F re d w . F ra n z ta lk on “ W hen G od S peaks P e a c e to All N a tio n s .” M r. F r a u is v ice p res id en t of the in te r na tio n a l W atch T o w er S ociety.

M r. G lan l s a id the- s c rip tu ra l r e a r in g of c h ild ren w as g iven sp ecle l s tte n tio o . T a lk s oo t r a in ing a n d o b ed ien ce w e re g ive oo th e second d a y 's ev en in g p ro g ra m . P a re n ts sn d c h ild ren w ere I n- s tru c te d to b e o b ed ien t to Je - h o v sh 's p rin c ip le s o f co n d u ct found in th s B ib le. J e h o v a h 's W itn e sse s s s y th a t- th e p h e n o m e n a l’ a b sen c e o t d e lin q u en cy a m o n g th em Is due to s tr i c t a d h e re n c e -to B ib le p r in c ip le s . • ■ y. ■ . . ... '

Democratic WomenPlan Holmdel Club <

A g ro u p o f w om en m et on J u n e 22 a t ih e h o m e o f M n . A. M a rie S m ith , H olm del T o w nsh ip D em oc ra t ic C o ram itteew o m an , to p lan th e o rg an iz a tio n o t a W o m e n T D e m o cra tic C lub in . th e tow nsh ip . N o tice o f a n o rg an iza tio n m ee tin g w ill b e se n t l a th e n e s r fu tu re . P la n s a r e b e in g m ad e fo r a g ro u p to a tte n d th e N epturie M usic C ircu s on J u ly 27. M onm outh C ounty D e m o cra tic n ig h t. 1

A tten d in g w e re M n . A nna W. L e ich lie te r. M rs . Jo h n G riffo . M n . R o b e r t C henow eth , M n . W alle r S o a le , M rs . R o b e rt P r ic e , M n. E d w a rd K o f e la .-M n . G eo rg e FeL. bev . M n : A a tM n y <Nowe*U. - M n .

Tuesday Bride Wa* Shower Honor Guest

M ill K ath y W alihe. K ryport. w as th e g u e it of honor . i a surp r is e sh o w e r g iven s l th r home o f M n . H . L. S cott Jr Butler L ane ; M iddletow n. Th« h n i tn s w as M rs ; H . L . S cott a r Brlfnrd. M lu W alsh e b e c am e th . i>nd* of P fc . A r th u r L . D avla. Seymour, T e x ., o n T tiesd ay In iKr First B a p tis t C h u rch , K eyport

G u e s ts w e re M rs. C w Richm ond , M lsa L ynne Richm ond M - Tord; M rs . R . H . Walshr Mrl. JJu th W alshe, M rs . F rederick W. R udo lph J r . , M n . Simeon < a r m , M lsa B a r b a n Lewando«ki and the M isses K eren sn d P s tr lc is u a ish e , K s y p o r t ; M n . Arihur - J . W alsh e , G srw o o d : M m N .ncyA nn N au , Cliffwood; M i» Violet Y oung, M iss M sry Ann v>mrrl, U nion B each ; M ia , Unda Kres,, R o ch es te r , N . Y .; Mi*. R ita S iano, M il l E lizab e th Mason, M iss M ad ely n M yer, Ha'l*-'

GUIs w e re s e n t b y Mias Judith •Ann S c o tt, M n . G eo rg r H a rre tt J r . , R o b e r t S law sk i and Marvey N au .

Graduation Party For Edwin Boldt

M r. a n d M rs . August Boldt, Morganville, e n te r ts in e d m e n t ly la honor ot th e ir son. Edwin, who g ra d u s te d f ro m F reeh o ld R r* io n il H igh School.

I h o se a tte n d in g Utrr M r M n . K en n eth M ille r and son. Kenn e th , M o rg an v ille ; M r. and M n . E . R . W ilson a n d aon. Richard, M n . D o ro th y W ilson. Kryport; M r. s o d M n . C la rk e Smith sn d • c h ild re n , C in d y sn d C lsrk f |r . , M s ta w a n ; M r. an d M rs R o b e r t . B old! a n d c h ild re n , R obert )r sn d : D sw n , S o u th S tiver; M r and M n , j C h a r le s D avlsort a a d children . E lsie pad C h a r le s ( r „ ,M r . s n d Mrs M , | S odea , E n g llih to w a :~ M r. and M rs; W iU iam P e R a e d ien / a n d c h ild re n B a rb a ra , C h r t tt la s , William Jr., E lle n a a d D ls n e , 'J e r s e y City

Miss Joan Johnson, R obertsv llle , waa (he gueil ol M iss C harlene Holmes on June I I and 19.

A c o o p e ra tiv e picnic w a i held June 23 at the hom e of M iss Joan Johnson, R o b ertw ille T h o se a ttending were Jacq u elin e Cashill, Virginia C hapm an, M im i Keck, Georg* Bronson, F red B ordm ann. Edward S I o k e s. R o bertsv llle ; Diane W eniel, Sandra Joh an sen . C harlene Holme*, Joann L am b erson M organville, Allan Joh an sen , Linrroft. Fred Guth, F reeho ld , Ruth Ann Kcrwtn and E llsw orth Pennington, Engiiih tow n; -Jam es Kane. M a r l b o r o a n d Susan Quackenbuah, W ickatunk.

M u i C harlene Holm es w as the overn ight guest of M ils G era ld in e Ratcl i ff? on June 23

Mr and M rs F rsn k R atcllffe and Mr and M ri G eorge Nleber* h rn attended the Y ankee-C leveland baseball gam e in New Y ork on June 19

Mr and M rs. Charles Holmea entertained on M ooday evening Mrs Margaret Holm es and Mr. and Mrs Leon Sm ith and ch ild ren . Karen Msrte and M ichael, F re e hold

Miss O ail A nderson w as the guest of M ls i C harlene H olm es on

M lc h ie l Sordlll, U pper M o n tc la ir, p res id en t o f th i P a ssa ic County P h a rm a c e u tic a l A ssociation] D r, J o h n L* Volght, R u tg e rs P h a rm a c e u tic a l E x ten alo o S e rv ice D ire c to r, an d D r . C ad sn P . K eith of R oche Lab* o ra to r io s . D lv., H o ffm an-L aR oche, N utley , (le ft to r ig h t) , d iscu ss a co u rse lo p h a rm aco lo g y ( th e s tu d y of d ru g s oo liv ing tU iu e ) th e S ta te lla lv e ra lty se t-up fo r a g ro u p o f P a ssa lo C ounty P h a rm a c is ts . T h s p h a rm a c is ts a tte n d e d c la s s e i tau g h t by D r . K eith , from I I : M p .m . to II o 'c lock m idnight lo r a 10-week perio d lo le a n t a b o u t th e la te s t d*» ve lo p m ea te In th e ir Iteld.

I t 's n e v e r too la te to lea m l T e n d lre c to r o f R u tg e rs P h a rm a-

T hu rsd ay even ing W eekend guests a t tho hom e of

M r. a n d M rs. R obert F i tts w ere M r , a n d M rs . v. C. P a q u e tu an d 1 - ^ ^ " ^aona, C huck and Je ff , D e la w a r e .1 r

U sp en d in g th re e w eeks

P s s s i i c County p h a rm a c is ts h sv e given new m ean in g to th a t old adage w llh th e ir a tte n d a n ce st s weekly c la ss co nducted by the R u tg e rs P h a rm a c e u tic a l E x tension Serv ice from 10:30 p .m . until 12 o 'c lock m idnight.

T h i S ta te U n iv e rs ity 's “ m id n ight ic h o ls r s ” h ave s o u n d reaaons fo r th eir odd-hour a e src h for knowledge.

Leo L. I ie n b e rg , P a i r Lawn, s e c re ta ry of the P a u a lc County P h a rm a c e u tic a l A ssociation s n d c h a irm an of th s g ro u p 's co llege p ro g rsm . explained th a t p rac tic in g p h a rm a c la ti a re ca lled on daily to exp lain to docto rs th e action of new d ru g s, which a re being p ro duced at the r s te of m o re than 400 s y ea r.

T r ie d R eg u lar C lasees“ We trie d to get out to reg u la rly

scheduled evening c la sses, b u t w llh th e n ecessity of k eep ing our d ru g s to re s open until 10 p.m .. we found It Im possib le ,” M r. I ie n b e rg said .

M r. I ie n b e rg an d M ichael Sor* d ill. U p p er M ontcla ir, p res id en t of th e P s a s s lc C ounty P h s rm a - o eu tlca l A ssoc ia tion , b ro u g h t th e ir

John L. Voigt,

ceu tical E x tension S e rv ice and unofficial "coun ty a g e n t" to New J e rs e y 's 1110 reg is te re d p h srm s- d e s D r Voigt got p ro m p t sction for them , se ttin g up • 10-week course on p h irm sc o lo g y . the action of d ru g s on liv ing tissue. Tlie last c la ss w as held recently .

D r flsd en P K eith , p h a rm a cologist at Roche L ab o ra to rie s Division of H offm sn-LaR oche, Nut* ley, was '-secu red to teach the c lass, but Dr. Voigt e n c o u n te red a bottle neck w han h e tr ie d to find s S ta te U niversity b u ild ing which w as open until m idnight.

M r Sordlll had to a n sw e r to this one. He offe red the use of the

abasem ent lib ra ry In his hom eD r. Keith, w ho h a i tau g h t on the

m edical facu lties o f <the U n iversity of N orth D ak o lr s n d St. L outs U n ivers ity , found h is p h a rm a c is t— studoots b e t t e r than averago . ‘T h e y h ave a real u n d e rs tan d in g of the questions w hich co m e u p dally In the p rac tic e of p h a rm a c y . M any of th em h av e been aw ay from c la ssro o m ! for y e a n , but they show ed a genolno d o iire to fill the g a p In their know ledge of basic p h srm aco lo g y as It haa w idened wit.i the In troduction of

,so m any new p ro d u cts ," he aald.

Auxiliary Plans Bazaar Aug. 28-29

M ri. Jo h n DIG lovatinl conducted the m eetin g of th e L ad ies A u s i li try of th e L a u ren c e H a rb o r A m ericaa Legion M onday ev en in g In th e P o s t Hom e. M rs. M a r l , E lw ood, b a ia a r

c h a irm an , announced p lan* to r th a e v en t w hich w ill b e h e l d A u*. , 28 an d 29, She a sk e d fo r d o na tions of Jew elry, c l o t h i n g , h a n d -e n - b ro ld e red a rtic le s , g ro ce rie s , a n d any o th er a rtic le s w h ich a ra u t a b l e . '

M rs W illiam B eck n er, Oiitf S ta te C h ilr tp sn , g a v e h e r re p o r t on the p ro g rsm h s ld a t D o u g lia s C ollege, N e w B runsw ick , w h ich w as a tten d ed by M ls i B i t * N ovotny. M rs. B eck n e r a i l tn d e d the Inaugura tion o f th e G o v ern o r la th s d isp e l d u r in g Ih e w»ek-)oag p ro g ra m an d ahe w aa acco m p an ied by the a lte rn a te , M iss B sv sr ly C orby, and th re e o th e r g lr l i who h ad been co n sid e red a , the d s ls - g s ie fro m th e A u x ilia ry , M iss P s m e ls W arren . M lu JoA nn Dl- G lovsnn l sn d M iss H its H aley, Also s tten d in g w ith the group w ere C o m m sn d er J s c k Olsen and M rs. Olsen, Mra. DIG lovsnnl, M rs. Wll- llsm B rld g etn sn , M ri. Rollln R a th bun and d au g h te r , T e rry , and William B eckner.

The youth d an ces on F rld sy evenings, sponsored by th e P o it sn d A uxiliary, h sv e been discontinued until Sept. II.

S e c re ta rie s N a m ad P resid en t-e lec t M n . J s c k O lsea

nam ed M n . W illiam B rld g sm a n as h e r record ing s e c r s la ry an d M rs. DIQIovanni, a s h e r o o rn sp o n d ln g se cre ta ry The o fficers will b e In- • ta lled al a Joint in sta lla tio n In tha fall M ri. John V ach ltls w ill be In sts lls tio n c h s lrm s n fo r th s Aux- lllery sn d she will be a ss is te d by M rs. W tlllsm B rldgem ah

M rs. B rldgem sn s lso w ss n am ed ch a irm a n fnr the p ast p res id e n t's d inner, honoring M rs. DIGIovannl, to be held soon. A nother event on the lu m m e r c a le n d a r Includes th s Joint picnic w ith the Post on Aug. ft s t H ercu les F ield. Mra. J s c k Olsen will be s u s l l ts r y c h s lrm sn

R ep o rts a lso w ere given on the th ea te r p a rty h e ld In New York S a tu rd ay , sn d the th ree v e to rsm who w ere rem em b ered lor F a th e r 'i D av w ith c a rd s s n d gifts.

I lo a te ia e i w ere Mias fUlon Kalin r sn sn d M rs. C a th e rin e Bchllch- ting.

'Ith Mr. an d Mn. F itts M r . a n d Mrtr O e o r s e W arren ,

sn d son . O eo rg e . M ountain L ak es , w e re F r id a y g u e s ts s t th e hom e o f Mr. and M n . R obert F itts .

Mrs. Mollis Electad P-TA Council Praxy

M n . Jo sep h M ollla, L aurence H s rb o r . w s s e lec ted p res id en t of t h e P s re n t-T e fc h e r A ssociation C en tra l Council Of M adison Tow nsh ip s t s m eeting h e ld a t the M ad lio n P a rk School. S erv ing with h e r w ill be M ri. C harles G undlach . c h s lrm s n , sn d M ri. A ndrew 2e- lenek , s e c re ta ry a n d tre a a u re r .

P la n s w ere d lscu a ied for the a n n u a l s c h o ls r ih lp dance, and M n . W illiam B eckner, L aurence H a rbor, w a s nam ed g en e ra l c h a ir m an . M ra. M ollis will be coc h a irm a n and they will b e ae- s ls te d by the sev en p res id e n ts of th e P s re n t-T e a c h e r A ssociations In th e to w n ih lp . A speclel m ee tin g ol th l i c o m m ittee will be h e ld T u esd a y ev en in g , Ju ly 14, s t th s hom e Of M n . 8 . A. H aber, 7 W elleil; R d ., M adison P s rk , al I p .m . Al ten d in g w ill be the p rea ld en ta snd h o sp ita lity c h a irm e n o f a ll tb e a s so c ia tio n ! lo the tow nahlp.

M rs. L eo n a rd Bogth w i l l h o sp ita lity c h a irm an .

T ic k e ts w ill b e d istr ib u te d to e a c h P -T A , w hich will b e respons ib le fo r th e ir s s le In th e ir school.

Continue Sarvica,During Summar Months

S unday School and ch u rc h se rv ices a l th e F irs l C hurch o f Christ, S c ien tis t , K ey p o rl, w ill continue d u r in g th e su m m e r m onths, it w ss a n n o u n ced today:

“ A ll th e ch u rch es an d to d d le s o f o u r denom ination continue th e i r s e rv ic e s and o th er reg u ls r a c tiv it ie s y e s r ro u n d ," s a id M rs. S a ra h E r lc k io n , C h ristian Science A ss is ta n t C om m ittee on P u b licatio n fo r K ey p o rt. "O u r Sunday S chool m a in ta in s d s s s e s fo r pup ils t ip to the a g e o f 20, and e v e iy o M Is - w elcom e to a tte n d o u r S u n d a y se rv ic e s an d W ednesd a y e v e n in g m ee tio g s s t w hich te s tim o n ie s o f h e a l l n g rs s r s g iv e n ,"

T h*v lo ca l ch u rc h holds its Sund a y a e rv lc e s a t 11 a .m . a t M B ro a d S t., K ey p o rt. T he W ednesd a y p v e n ln g m ee tin g is h e ld s t I p .m , S u n d a y School convenes s t 11 a .m ., -

R'tlrlnp P-TA Hoad Honormd At Dinner

M rs. Jo sep h M ollis, L aurence H arb o r, w as the g u est of honor s t

p u t p residen t ! d in n er held at the Shore Point Inn. R a ritan Tow nship M ri M ollli Ii re tirin g s i p residen t of the L au ren ce H sr- bor-C llffwood B each P s re n t T e a c h er A ssociation M rs. Jo sep h D eerin, c u rre n t p residen t of the assocl- stion, w as the m a s te r of c e re m onies. She in troduced M rs. F red G rim es. M iddlesex County C h a ir

m an. who spoke b riefly .Th* honored guest rece ived a

gift of luggsge from the 0] g u e its p resen t A highlight of the evening w as th e p resen tatio n by Mrs D eerin of sev era l sm all tokens typical of her acco m p lish m en ts In i ll tha offices sn d ch a irm an sh ip s she has held, c re s t in g th e a tm o s phere of “ Queen F o r a D ay "

Mrs. Stymour Smith Sfrawr Honor Ount <

M ra. S ey m o u r P . Sm ith Jr., M a ta w an, w as g u est of honor s t a s u r p rise m iscellaneous show er on T h u rsd sy evening st the hom e of M rs I ts ro ld I.. Doyle. Lloyd Rd., M atsw an . The gifts w ero a rra n g e d under s pink u m b re lla sn d on tho tab le w ere pink s n d w hite flow ers, w h lti cand les id o rn e d with tiny pink u m b re lla s an d a p ink cake d eco ra ted with white flow ers.

O u e s li w ere M iss S tephan ie E rd m ann, M rs R ich a rd E rd m an n , M rs R obert E rd m an n , M isi Nancy R rdm ann , M rs H ow ard E rd m an n , M iss C arol C raig , M rs W illiam R Craig, M rs W illiam Pengel and M rs D snlel M iller, sll of M slsw an , and M rs W righi M aloney and M rs R ichard L aP reetl, R u therfo rd

O llts w ere sent hy M rs Milton W. Ounkle. M rs J W allace Me- Cue, M rs. D onald S ta eg e r and M rs. U vart Bllcox. *

Junior Voluntoors At MMC Honored

Fifty-six Junior vo lunteer* 1 1 M onm outh M edical C en ter r e c e iv e d a w a rd s Ju n e 24 tn recog* n ltlo n o l a to ta l of m o ra th an 4380 h o u r i of s e rv ic e g iven since fa s t fep tem jfrer. T h e p ree sn ta tto n e w v re m ad # M h w to f a buffet a u p p e r fo r (he v o lu n tee rs i n d th e ir p a re n ts held In A ux illsry H all a t th e hosp its l w h sre the group w ore g u e s ti of the l lo s rd of O overnors sn d th e vo lun teer office Among those se rv ing m oro th sn 100 h o u rl w as Ann DoHger, H afle t

M n . W J . W ilkins, d ire c to r of volunteer s e rv ices at Ihe hospital, w elcom ed the g u e s ti , and Burton M G ottlieb, a s s is ta n t id m ln istra to r , u p r e i i e d the g ra tltu d o of the hosp its l for the se rv ice tha Juniors gave. A w ards w ere p re sen ted by M lsi Rlitlt Johnston , d ire c to r of n u rsin g se rv ice .

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“ A r t h a a l d l - W s m o th e r - o i le d . "C o m e h e re , ' I w a n t y e w to do so m eth in g fo r m e ."

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o v e r b y t h e , p a s t u r e f e n c e .

“ Now Just th is once.- t ry not to g e t - la s t , A rchibald .* ' s a id h i s m o th e r. “ R e m e m b e r to go s tr a ig h t a h e ad -u n til y o u g e t to th e w ild c h e rry tre e , th en tu rn r ig h t a n d y o u w ill b e a t G ra n d m o th e r A s f s p lace . T e ll h e r a h o o t th e n e w h lll-ra fs in g b e e w e , a r e h a v ing to m o rro w . T h en c a m e s tr a ig h t h o m e.” . . ' • " '

A rch ib a ld s ta r te d o ff. T h e : d irec tio n s h is m o th e r h a d g iven h im se em e d s o e a sy , b e knew h e w o u ld n 't g e t t o t th is t im e . H e w e n t s tra ig h t a h e a d u n t i l h e rea c h e d th e w ild . c h e rry t re e .T h e n .h e .tu rn e d right, jg ^ tim e

a t a ll , h e a r r iv e d a t G ra n d m o th e r A n t 's p lace . ■ -

G ra n d m o th e r A n t A rch ib a ld tor te llin g b e r a h o o t th e h itl-ra is ln g bee . " P le a s e d o n 't g e t lost - o n the -w a y - ho m e , " ab a s a id .

" I su re ly w o n 't g e t lost,** s a id A rch iba ld . “ I found th e p la c e so e asily .” , '

A rc h ib a ld c ra w le d th ro u g h th e p a s tu re g r a i s u n til h e r e a c h e d th e w ild c h e rry tre e .

"N o w M other s a id 'G o s tr a ig h t a h e a d u n til you co m e to th e w ild c h e rry t r e e . ' T h e n tu rn w h ich w ay ? Oh, r ig h t, I r e m e m b e r !"

A rc h ib a ld tamed r i g h t . H e w a lk ed fo r a lo n g tim e . F in a lly h e sto p p ed o n a tw ig t o r e s t

“ Oh d e a r! ” h e th o u g h t. "T h is d o e sn 't look a t a ll lik e th e way hom e. I m u s t h a v e m ad e the w rong tu rn a f te r a lL I 'm lost ^ a g a in ! " . . '

A rc h ib a ld s a t o n th e tw ig and w o n d ered w h ich w a f he shou ld tu rn n o w . “ f w o n d er it I w ill be a b R to 0 n d ray w ay b a c k to tb e w ild c h e r ry t r e e ? " h e said .

S udden ly , th e tw ig A rch ibald w ss s ittin g on b e g a n to m ove!“ I m u st b e d re a m in g ," s a id A rchibald . 'T w ig s c a n ’t w a lk !" But th e tw ig k e p t on m o v in g , and A rchibald h u n g o n f o r d e a r life.

" W h ich a n t hill d o y o u live- In?’’ a sk e d th e tw ig . “ I k now m o st o i th e o n es a b o u t h e re . I c o u ld la k e y o u h o m e "

A rc h ib a ld w a s f rig h te n e d . “ A tw ig th a t c a n w alk a n d t a tk . too !” b e sa id . " I n e v e r h a r d o f s u d i a tilin g !” ' - - -

T h e tw ig lau g h e d . “ I 'm not . a tw ig a t all.r* I t. s a id . “ I ’m s n b ise c t. I 'm cislMd Ute w a lk in g s tick b e c a u s e ; I look s o m u c h lik e a tw ig ." ■

A rch ib a ld - fe lt b e tU r .— *Tfou cou ld h a v e fooled m e !” b e sa id . “ I liv e i a th e a n t h la o v e r b y t h r b a m d o o r, i f yo u k n o w w h e re th a t Is ." ■ . •

s tic k , a n d b e fo re A rc h ib a ld b a d tim e to rea liz e w h a t w a s h ap p a a - la g , b e w u b a c k a t h is h o m e.

"W h a t took y o u so lo n g ? " a d k - e d M other, '

" I g o t la s t ,” c o n fe s se d A rchib a ld , " h u t m y f rie n d , th e w s ild a g s tic k b ro u g h t m e . b o m e sa fe ty .” H e tu rn e d a ro u n d t o th a n k U s n ew frien d , b u t th e p la c e w here) I k s m l k % s t ic k h a d -b e e n w as. e m p iy . T b e w a lk in g s t ic k w a s gone! '

Thursday, July 2, 1959 THE MATAWAN JOURNAL Pag* Five — First Section

Politics School fo Start Monday

. M ra. F a d e H oran , p re s id e n t of t i l t W om en’* D e m o c ra tic C lub of M onm outh C oun ty , a n n o u n ced a t tb e re g u la r m e e tin g , h e ld J u n e 23 a t 8 p .m . a t th e P le a sa n t Valley In n , H o lm del, th a t th e f i n t "School o l P o litic s " w ould s t a r t M onday

'a t B p .m , a t th e V illage Inn. U nion A v e ., U nion B each . T h e school w il l c o n tin u e d u rin g th is m o n th tb n M g h o u t -the county .. M n . H elen V, H ill, K ean sb u rg ,

'-so c ia l c h a irm a n , th an k e d th e com . m itte e * o f th e re c e n t Successful luncheon ," th e p ro ce e d s f ro m w hich w iU g o in to th e c a m p a ig n fund. M r* , f t u y D urk in Coll, M iddleto w n , leg is la tiv e c h a irm a n , spoke

- o a th * H lU isry S c h o larsh ip B u i . w h ich w a s p a w e d o v e r th e v e to of- G o v . R o b e r t B . M ey n ar.

M rt . C la re n c e R a in e , N ep tune , a ro em lje r o f th e n a ty ra l i ia t io n c o m m lttee r re p o r te d on th e J u n e IS ce re m o n y h e ld s t th e C oun ty C ourt H ouse, F reeh o ld , w hen 108 coun ty r e s id e n ts b e c am e s e w U. S . d t l - len a .

Warwick SpeaksR o b e r t W. W arw ick, M onm outh

C ounty T ra ff ic S afety C o -o rd ih a to r e n d i Long B ran ch a tto rn e y , w as th e g u e s t sp e a k e r . H e d iscu ssed tra ffic p ro b le m s to th e co u n ty an d c ite d p e d e str ia n fa ta litie s , sa y in g t h a t o n e -c a r a c c id e n ts a r e th e w o rs t p ro b lem . H e re p o r te d th a t u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip o f . M onm outh C ounty P ro s e c u to r V in c e n t P . K e u p e r f a t a l a c c id e n ts l a tb e county th is y e a r a r e dow n on e-th ird f ro m 1958.

M n . G u s ta v e J . F r e re t , F a i r H av en , v ice c h a irm a n o f th e M onm o u th C oun ty D e m o c ra tic E x e c u tiv e C o m m ittee , an n o u n ced th a t M onday evening , J u ly 2T, w ould b e t t e a n n u a l co u n ty fund ra is in g p ro je c t, a b en efit p e rfo rm a n c e a t the N eptune M usic C ircu s . T his will be the f i n t show ing o f the "Z leg fle ld F o llie s” and tic k e ts h sv e b e e n d istr ib u te d to s ll lo ca l lead e rs , Mr*. F r e re t , w ho ts s e rv in g a s coK ^tairm an o f the a ffa ir , s a id T he c lub d e c id e d to p u rc h a s e a full p ag e a d v e rtis e m en t in th e p ro g ra m booklet fo r th s t ev en in g .

T he follow ing c a n d id a te s w ere in tro d u ced a n d sp o k e b rie fly : T hom as J . S m ith s r . , F a i r H aven, c a n d id a te fo r s ta te s e n a te ; F ra n c is J . M ahoney, A sbury P a rk , can d id a te fo r co u n ty c le rk . J o h n W. A pplegate , M a taw an , c a n d id a te fo r s u rro g a te a n d p res id e n t o f the M ataw a n D e m o c ra tic C lub , ex ten d ed g ree tin g s a n d In tro d u ced C h a r le s O’H are , a c a n d id a te fo r M ataw an Borough Council.

A ssisting M rs. E v e re t t P h illip s, c h a irm a n of th e hoa t c lu b , w ith r e fre sh m e n ts w e r e M rs . H aro ld D eitz , M r i . S oph ie W einste in , M rs. J. H a to ia 'Coateflo,* M rs. Atift'e J.

. A h lera , M r* ,' 'W a r r w V fe e i lm d an d M rs. M ae GU lIs. A :S p e c le l a w a rd , d o n a ted b y M rs . G en ev iev e Donnell, a m em b e r o l th e M ataw an Borough Council: w a s w on b y M rs. M uriel O 'B rien , Sea Bright.

T h e nex t m eetin g o f the club will be held a t the F lam in g o Room K ean sb u rg , in S ep tem b er. T h e K e a n ib u rg D e m o cra tic Club will be boats, w ith M rs. A ngelo Bottone, serv ing aa ch a irm a n .

K e y p o r t W o m a n H o n o r e d A t S p e c i a l M i l w a u k e e C e r e m o n y

M r*. M a rjo rie B . W ard , ( c e n te r) , B ro a d S t , K ey p o rt, vrbo w a s se le c te d “ H o m em ak ln g T e a c h e r a t tbe V e a r” In a n a tio n w id e p ro g ra m sp o n so red b y ''S e v e n te e n ” M ag az in e , a c c e p ts c o n g ra tu la t io n ! froen M ls i O lg a B ru c h e r ( le f t) , P re a ld e n t e f (be A m erican H o m e E c o n o m ic s A sso c ia tio n , a a d M rs . S lg a a a E a r le , D ire c to r o l FOod a n d H o m em ak ln g E d u c a tio n f o r “ S e v e n te e n ," a t a sp e c ia l c e re m o n y l a h e r h o n o r h e ld a l M ilw au k ee !**( w f f k 1

M rs. W ard . C h a irm a n e f tbe H om e E co n o m ies D e p a r tm e n t e f B ad B a n k H igh School, w on ta p b e a u t f o r h e r p ro je c t, " B e d B an k H ig h School ‘A d o p ts’ a F a m ily ." F o r t ie r e a try , sh e v a s a w a rd e d a p r t s t t r i p t* th e A m e ric a * H om e E e o nom k s A sso c ia tio n C o nven tion la M ilw aukee,

M a t a w a n P erso n a l I t e m sNewa Ot Tea Aad Tear Family la Appreciate! Al ta y Time

Old Bridge Woman Succumbs Tuesday

M n . E lizab e th B ates, 0 1 d B ridge, widow o f John A lan B ates, d ied T uesday , Ju n e 30. 1959,' a t h e r h o m e, follow ing a lo ttg lUness. A fo rm e r res id en t of P e r th Am boy, she w as a c o m m u n ican t o f St. M a ry 's C hurch . P e r th A m boy, and • m em b er o f its R o sa ry Society.

S he is su rv iv e d b y - t h r e e d a u g h te rs , th e M isses M a ry and M a rg a re t B a tes. O ld B rid g e , and M rs. E lizab e th O 'N eill, N ew Y ork; four sons, R o b ert an d A lan , P e r th Am boy, H a rry , L a u ren c e H a rb o r sn d T hom as, O ld B ridge; 16 g ra n d ch ild ren and s ix g re a t-g ra n d ch ild ren .

F u n e ra l se rv ic e s a r e b e in g held th is m o rn in g a t 6:30 a .m . a t the Jo sep h V . C ostello F u n e ra l Hom e, P e r th Am boy, fo llow ed b y a solem n req u iem m ass a t 8 a.m . a t S t. M a r / a Church* In te rm e n t w ill b e in th e c h u fc h c e m e te ry .

Matawan Residents ALMethodiit Camps

T h is w eek 11 ch ild ren an d th re e a d u lts w ill a tte n d M eth o d is t Sum m e r C am ps fro m M a u w a n . A t the New J e rs e y C o n feren ce C en te r, M t M isery , will, b e S h a ro n T hor- t e n , C aro l A nn S ch n e id e r, K ath y B eam a n d S u san S m ith .

A t th e M eth o d is t S u m m e r Assem b ly a t M a lag a w ill b e C aro lyn S m ith , .K aran G e tsh a ll , P e n n y W ilk in s, T hom as H en d erso n , G arey , H e rm a n n , R ic h a rd In g ra m a n d W endy D olan . 'The. R ev . F r a a k - E ; S w eeten is r e g i s t r a r to r - th e w eek siid M rs. S w eeten w ill b e ' t b e

.co u n se llo r . W illiam D . W ie lan d w in be a co u n se llo r a n d c h o ir d ire c to r .

Sodhoppers Start New Shop Projects

T h e B row ntow n S o d h o p p ers 4-H C lub f c l d l t s f i r s t s h o p m ee tin g o f t h e s e aso n a t th e h o m e o f the

- p ro je c t l e a d e r , 'J a m e s A ra c e an d th e J a i l o r le a d e r , BID A race .. N o s m em b e rs '.s ta r te d . th e i r p ro je c ts a n d a s h o r t t a lk o n s h o p sa fe ty w a s g iv en b y M r. A ra c e , w ho a jao e x p la in e d th e s e w p ro g ra miiil • .

U w a s d e c id e d to , ho ld sb o p m ee tin g s e v e ry o th e r T u e s d s y even ing . R e fre sh m en ts w e re se rv e d by S a y m o o d Z izik .' O th e rs a tte n d in g a c r e H o w a rd D u n h a m , G ero ld M o ln a r a n d G a ro ld a n d R o g e r M iller* .. •- -

M r. an d M rs. E d g a r P ika sp en t th e w eekend la A sh land , M ass ., a n d oo M onday a tte n d e d th e fun e ra l o f M r. P ik e 'a m o th e r , M ra. A ng ie P ike , a f re q u e n t v is i to r tn M ataw an . M rs . P ik e w u I I - y e a rs-o ld . A lso a tte n d in g th e ir g ra n d m o th e r 's fu n e /a l w ere W alte r , K enneth and C h arle s P ike.

W illiam C u rrie le f t S a tu rd a y to sp en d one m o n th a t th e Y .M .C A . c a m p of the O ran g es an d M ap le w ood, C am p K ltta tln n y , N ew ton. D av id C u rrie is a t C am p M inis in k , N ew ton.

M r. a n d M rs. H a r ry H an n a an d M r. an d M rs. W illiam M cG raw e n jo y e d d inne r F r id a y a t th e Old M ill Inn . Sp rin g L a k e , In c e le b ra tion of th e b ir th d a y s of M r. H anna a n d M ra. M cG raw .

M rs. A rth u r A b b a i ia w a s a T u esd ay luncheon g u e s t a t th e h o m e of M rs . M o rr ia W olfe, K eyp o r t . ,• . -

M r. a n d M rs. G e o rg e W. C lark , B ro a d * S t.v ‘ a t t e o U d a p k r ty - a h F r id a y , a t ' t h e ' H om e o f M r; an d M r* . W alte r M lh m , M onm outh B each , g iven In honor of M r. C la rk , jv h o w aa c e le b ra tin g his b irttidgy-

M r. an d M ra. A rth u r A b b a iia sp e n t F r id a y in New Y ork in c e le b ra tio n o f th e ir f ir s t w edd ing a n n iv e rs a ry T hey a tte n d e d th e a tre p e rfo rm a n c e s and en jo y ed d in n er a n d d a n c in g a t th e C opa cab an a .

M r. and -M rs. J o h n J . M uller an d d a u g h te r , B e tty , sp e n t T h u rs d a y and F r id a y a t Longw ood G a rd en s an d V alley F o rg e , P a .

M rs. R o b e rt B. B u tle r e n te r ta in ed a t luncheon a n d b rid g e on J u n e 24 w hen h e r g u e s ts w ere M rs . P e te r A. R e a d , M rs. A llan J . M orrison , M rs. T h u rm a n C. N ea lis , M rs. B a y a rd L am b o m , M rs. Jo sep h D ie trich , M rs. E lm o re K a ttn e r a n d M rs. L ee G. H olland. M rs. D ie tr ich . M r s . L a m b o m and M rs. N ealis w e re p r i i e w inners.

M r. a n d M ra. Jo sep h ^ D . ^Wallac e e n te r ta in e d a t a b u ffe t s u p p e r S a tu rd a y e v e n in g ln e e k v n i- tion o f th e 16th b ir th d a y o f tb e lr d a u g h te r . R ose M a rie . T h e g u ests w e re C a ro le M o rir io , P a t r ic ia R u tte r . C onnie D eN ard o , J o a n E v ald i. S a r a h N oddings. L ynn B ayiis, R o sean n e R andazzo , F ra n c e s Adle r . P h y llis LiUJe, M a rla M orlzlo. J o s e p h B a n a la to , R o b e r t H aslach . D av id G re g o ry , C h a r le s A l o h s ,J o h n ' H in d s , ' J a d e Sm o y ak , Via- c e n f W ildm an, W illiam Collins, G a r r e t t R oelke a n d J o sep h S. W allace.

M ra. W . O liv e r D iggin e n te rta in e d th e F r id a y e v e n in g b rld g s- c lu b . P r i i e w in n e rs w e re M r s . G e o rg e B arb an efl. M n . G e ra rd D ev lin a n d th e h o s te ss . O t h e r g u e s ts w e r e M rs. R a lp h Bedle, M iss P a tr ic ia M cK een , M r s . F ra n k B liss, M rs. C o n rad Jo h an n - sen an d M rs. W iUiam J . 'R a b e l .

M rs . 0 . J . S te rlin g T hom pson s r . a tte n d e d th e S a tu rd a y m a tin e e p e rfo rm a n c e o f " I b e P le a s u re o f h i s - C o m p a n y ” In N ew Y o rk . ' ' . '' .

M r. a n d M r s , R o ss M ag h an a n d c h i l d r e n , R o n J r . a a d P h y llis , h a v e re tu rn e d fro m a t r ip th ro u g h tb e N ew E n g lan d S ta te s .

M r. a n d M ra. R o b e r t B. B u tle r w ern . w eek en d g u e s ts o f M r. a a d M rs . C h arle s N a g e ls , L a v a le tte , a n d oo S u n d ay w e r e e n te r ta in e d a t d in n e r a t th e R iv e rs id e H otel, T o m s R iv e r , In c e le b ra tio n a f M r. B u t le r 's b if th d a y r ■

M r. a n d M rs . R a y D ro s t, E ng- liabtow n, w e re S u n d a y d in n er g u e s ta o f M r.' a n d M rs. T h u rm a n E . N ea lis . ■■■ --„ -.

M rs . B e r th a S ch an ck a tte n d e d IK W. ' I . Sla t e E n c a m p m e n t—oftb e V .F .W . a n d L a d ies A ux ilia ry F r id a y h e ld a t W ildwood.

M rs . J o s e p h D e rn b e rg e r » fas a W ed n esd ay g u e s t o f M r. a n d M rs. J o s e p h C u lligan , R y e . t f .Y .

M r. a n d M rs . E u g e n e B . M cK in n ey a n d c h ild re n . B ru c e a n d A nn*, S t. L ouis, M o ., a r e v isitin g M rs . M cK inney '* p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs . F r e d M . B a r t o w , ............

M r. a n d M rs. S tevenson E n te r- llne a n d c h ild ren , M a rk an d J a m e s , sp e n t the w e e k e n d w ith M r. and M ra. R a lp h Jo b , A shland , P a .

Mr. a n d M rs . C lifford C hapm an a tten d ed th a S a tu rd a y m atin e* p e rfo rm a n c e o f " F lo w e r D ru m Song” In N ew Y ork.

M rs. T itu s N ic h o la s / G lendale , L .I . , la v is itin g h e r son-in-law an d d a u g h te r , M r. an d M rs. W illiam H aslach Jr. M iss M ild red N icholas ,wa» a w eek en d g u e s t

M r. a n d M rs . Jo h n J . O 'B rien J t. e n te r ta in e d a t a b a rb ecu e S a tu rd a y w hen th e ir g u esta w e re M r. and M rs. E d w ard M ahoney, S add le B rook ; M r. a n d M rs. E d w a rd W a te ib u ry , F a i r L aw n ; M r. an d M ra. F ra n k H effro a , T ea - n eck ; M r. a n d M ra. J a m e s J. K o hlrenken , H a ile t a n d M r. an d M rs i M ic h a e l . G lennonr-SpolgH Q od^

M ra . E lm o re K a t tn e r ■ e n te r t^ n - -ed -a t - h jn d ie o a a n d - b r l d a o tTo n J u n e 23 w hen th e p r iz e w in n e rs w e re M rs. R u sse ll A. G . S te tle r, M rs. P e te r A. R ead an d M ra. F re d e r ick K. D ed erlck . O ther g u e s ts w e re M ra. B a y a rd L am b o m , M rs. D o n sld R obinson, M rs. D av id B ruce , M a taw an . an d M rs. Dw ight G atw ood , S ayrev llle .

M r. a n d M ra. F r a n k l i n S. T hom pson w e re w eek en d g u ests of frien d s a t Budd L ak e

M rs. A llan J . M o rriso n w a s a M onday o v e rn ig h t g u es t of M ra. F ra n k H o ran of N ew Yorii and O ip rey , F la .

M r. sn d M rs. Jo h n J . M uller w e re guesta of honor a t d in n er S a tu rd a y ev en in g a t M ing’s Chin ese A m erican R e s ta u ra n t, Asb u ry P a rk , in ce le b ra tio n o l th e ir 40th w edding a n n iv e rs a ry . A ttending w ere M r. an d M rs. John W. M uller a n d c h ild ren , K a th y , Ju d y an d M ichael; M r, an d M rs. R obe r t E . M u lle r sn d so n s . R o b ert W . an d C h arle s S., M rs. M ae Boyce a n d B etty M uller

M r. a n d M rs. T h o m as Slddons e n te r ta in * ) a t b r id g e o q Sstur- d a y evening w hen th e i r g u esta w e re M r. a n d M rs. H e rb e rt Cot' t re ll Jr., B row ntow n; M r. a n d M rs. S tockton H opkins a n d M r. a n d M rs. C h arle s M andeville .

C apt. M ilfo rd L . N ea lis and M rs. N & Ils a n d d a u g h te r , B a rb a ra , R um son , w e re S a tu rd a y e ven ing d in n e r g u e s ts o f M r. an d M rs. T h u rm an E . N ea lis

W illiam R. C ra ig a n d J . R aym ond K etchel a tte n d e d th e Jo h an n - son-R oblnson p rize f i g h t F r id a y even ing In N ew Y ork .. M ra . E d n a S p en ce i i * cu rg lca l p a tie n t a t M oam outh M edical C en ter.

WUllam H o ste tle r, R e a d in g , P a ., I* sp en d in g h is ^ v a c a tio n v isiting , h is p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs. J a y F . H o ste tle r. '

M ra. M a rg u e r ite R . L a ird a tten d ed th e w edd ing S a tu rd a y of M iss Ann J . J a r r e t t , d a u g h te r of Col. G eo rg e B . J a r r e t t a n d M n . J a r r e t t , A b e r d e e n P r - o v l n g G rounds, A b erd een , M d ., to C a p t W illiam H . T ra v is , J o lie t, 111., *00 o f . CoL H a r r is o a G . T r a v is a a d M rs. T ra v is , F a i r H a v e n , fo rm erly ot M a ta w a n .-T h e w e d d in f w as be td a t S t F ra n c e * d e S a les C hurch , A M ngtoo , ‘M d., a n d • th e receirtlon a t th e A b e rd e e n Office r 's C lub.

M r*. R u sse ll W e b er e n te r ta in e d a t b r id g e o n T h u rs d a y even ing . T b e w inner* w e re M rs . W Ullam O hnsm an a n d M ra. G e o rg e D eitz . O th e r g u e s ts w e re M rs . Jo sep h R an k l J r . , M rs.- N ic h o la s F r a n c isco , M rs . D onovan L en t, M ra. J a m e s L e d e rm a n a n d M rs . R ich- a r d C e r m a k r

M r. sn d M rs. E d w a rd W. C u rrie and M r. an d M ra , Q eo rg e H ublney, H oim dal, a tte n d e d ft bu ffe t d in n e r S u n d ay h e ld a t th e M en asq u an R jv e r G olf C h ib . ■ ’

M r. an d M rs . ~Wllllam r T C f a l f h av e re tu rn e d hom e a f te r (p e n d ing a w eek ln th s N ew E n g la n d S ta tes .

M rs. R e n s s e la e r L. C a r ta n h a i re tu rn ed h o m e fro m a v l i l t o f s e v e ra l w eeks w ith h e r son-in-law an d d a u g h te r . M r. a n d M n . Ja m e a O. H a rriso n , M id lan d P l l i . M r. C a r ta n w aa a w eek en d g u e s t

M r. and M n . K enneth P ik e an d Children A lan , B a rb a ra a n d D ia n a , h a v e re tu rn e d h o m e a f te r sp en d in g a w e e k a t L ittle L ake, S unapee, N .H .

M n . E d w in H. D om inick . M at- a w tn , a a d , 'M lss M ary E q u n p S lack , P e r t ) A m boy* sa ile d Fri* Jlajr oh1 t h e ' C 9 ? N t iw 'A m s te rd a m fo r H o lland a n d A u a iria . B idding ' th em bon voyage w e r i E d w in H. Dom inick. M r. an d M rs. F . Howa rd L loyd Jr. a n d c h ild ren . N ikki, R ich a rd an d D eb o rah , M ias P a tr icia H elm a. M r*. J a y F . H o ite tter . M iss M ary L lsk an d M rs. Sony, P e a se .

M r. sn d M rs. W I|Ham Ohnsm an e n te r ta in e d S a tu rd a y , in c e le b ri tion of th e f ifth b irth d a y of thru

Madison Farmers Back From Trip

Forty -five M adison Tow nahlp fa rm ers , th e ir w ives a n d frien d s h av e retu rn ed from a t h re * d a y b u s trip which h a s b eco m e a y ea rly event. The group v is ite d th e Ohio A gricu ltu ra l E x p erim en t S ta tio n a t W ooster and the A kron a re a . T he n ex t day they tra v e le d to D c* iv born , M ich., and sp en t tb e d a y 'a t th e H enry F o rd M useum and G reenfie ld Village.

T h e trip back to N ew J e ra e y w as through the rich a g ric u ltu ra l a r« a o f O ntario . C anada, b e tw een Wind* so r and Ham ilton. .................. '

This trip has b ecom e a tradition* a l event, and m any p lac e a of a g r i cultural and cultural In te re s t h a v e been visited. '

Those T ak ing T ripThose taking the t r ip w e re M rs.

M sry M Brown, M r. an d M rs. Richard Burlew a r., P a u l F , Bur* rell, M rs N athan C re a im ^n , M rs. Daniel Gaub, Miss E lisa b e th Gey* e r , Howard Reiser, M r. a n d M rs. C h ris Kirschmsn. W illiam K ih ia u , Mr. snd Mrs W alter Ju rm tu i, M r. an d Mrs Alex Lewis, M rs; H olm es Lambertson. M rs C h ris M arts , Mrs. Lvrlyn Schnuck, M r. and Mrs Harry Schnuck, ail of the M ataw an K D area.

Alsu James B. Burlew , M r. and M rs Charles Burlew , M r. and M rs. Louis Burlew. Sam uei C oagrove, M rs Esther D iG regonio, G eorge G aub. Mrs H erb e rt G aub , M ias M arie Gaub. Floyd G re e n , M r. and M rs. C C H auser, M r. an d M rs. Louts Schulm eister, M r. an d M rs. L ouis Ryan. Old B rid g e a re a ; M rs Abbie C ro ssm an an d M ra. H ose Oeriel. D ayton; M ias H asel E m m o n •. M organville ; M rs. Louise Pruden, K eyport; M rs. O lg a Harniahy. Union; M ilton H. Cow an and W arner H. Thurlow , New Brunswick.

The trip is a rra n g e d by th t M idd lesex County E x tension Serv ice , M r. Cowan and M r. T hurlow , a g r i cu ltu ra l agents.

C o l u m b i a n A u x i l i a r y I n s t a l l s O f f i c e r s

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’ Officer* of tha Cohimblaa Auxiliary, Keypert, wen laitalled at a dinner meeting at the Hofbrauhaus, Atlantic Highlands, o a June 17. Pictured above a n Mra. Margarai Duane, Hauet. secretaryi Mrs, Maria Ehreed, Cliffwood, vice president; Mn. Isabelle Demery, Mer|aavUle, outgoing prosldeat kaadlaf the gavel ts Mn. Derethy Sktdmen, Hailet, incoming presides!; Mrs. Anns Demery, MergaariMT treat- •ret" - •

M n . E u s e n p S k idm ore , w as ins ta l le d a e p rea ld e n t o f t h e C o lum bian A u x ilia ry o f th e K alghta o f C olum bu* a t tb e a n n u a l In ita l- I t t lc n .d in n e r h e ld In th e . Hofb ra u h a u s , A tlan tic H igh lan d !,

O th e r o fficer* Insta lled w e re M rs. M a rie E lw ood, v ice p res iden t; M n . M ir g a re l D uane , is c ro ta ry ; M n . A nne D e m e r y , t re a s u re r ; M rs. Jo sep h R e lh e r, M ra. C lifford B ro w er a n d M ra. G eorge D em ery , tru s tee s .

H onored gueets w e re M lcheel N. N app i, faith fu l n a v lg a to ri H arry D e m e ry , G r in d K nlghti R lo h a rd W. B erg en Jr., C o lum bian Club P re sid e n t.

G ifts for p e rfe c t a tte n d a n ce w e re p re s e n te d to M ri. G eo rg e D e m e ry , e ln y e a n ; M r i . C lro N ap p i, fo u r y e a rs ; M r* . E lw ood and M ra. M a rk M u ic a re l l i , tw o y e a n ; M ri . J o h n H inds, M rs. S tan ley W a lc iak , M n . B ro w er, M ra . H a r iy D em o ry , M n . P a t r ic k D ’A lola, M rs. J o s e p h K roaow sk l, M ra. R e lh e r, M ri , Jo h n S c s liu , M n . S tep h en T e s ta a n d M n . Jo h n T n b -a -c h in a , one y e a r .

C o n e g e s w e n p resen ted to the follow ing p a n p res id en ts ; M ra. R e lh e r, M n . N epp l an d M n . F r s n k L etw onsko. A lio fo r M n . L o u li D IO Iro lam o w ho w u not p re le h t .

M n . Sk idm ore, new ly In sta lled p re s id e n t, a n d M ri . O e o rg e D e n v e ry , o u tg o in g p res id e n t, w i n p re s e n te d f lo ra l cen te rp ieces ,

M rt . O arreU W alsh w a i oon> m itte e c h a irm a n In c h k rg t o f fti» r sn g e m e n ts . O t h e r o o m m ltte f m e m b e n w e n M n . L etw en sk e, f lo ra l a rra n g e m e n ts! M ra, R e lh e r, p a s t p res id e n t p resen ta tio n ! M rt . W a lc iak , d in n er a rra n g e m e n t* , a n d M ra. W alih se rv e d ee to as t, m s i te r of th e evening .

I t w a s e iu iounced~tfia t m ee tin g s w ill b e su sp en d ed d u r in g th e su m m e r m o n th ! w ith th e n e x t m eeU ng to be held in S ep tem b er.

M r and Mra. P au l M o ln sr end M ra M olnar'a m o th e r, M ra . 'B a r th G aub . Browntowrn, left M onday for a n autom obile trip to Ohio w here th ey will visit M ri. M o ln a r 'i Son- in-law and d augh ter. M r. an d Mra. J a c k Shafto and in fan t aon.

Mr and Mra. Roy R oblnaon end ch ildren , M adison, sp e n t Sunday vial ting M r. and M ri. P a u l B lahota and family, Browntown.

Mr a n d M ra. B a r th G aub , Browntown. spen t S u n d ay In P e n n sylvania

M n A l b e r t A u m ack and d a u g h te r , K eyport, ep en t F r id a y w ith M r a n d M rp. W Hllam P iip ey and fam ily ,. B row ntow n.1 ,M r. a n d ;M rs . H enry K o eg lsr and In fa s t d a u g h te r ..w e re M onday

d in g e r tg u e e ts o f M n .

M rs. A. O lra rd a n d M ra. B er- n k ra C row ley, P o in t P le asa n t, w e rs rec e n t v ialtora of M r. and M rs. W illiam P itney and fam ily.

M r. an d Mra. N ich o las A race an d sons, J a m o i and W illiam , R oute IS, sp en t S s tu rd s y In P e n n sy lvan ia . T hey a tte n d e d the Penn- ty lv e n ls D utch festive! s t K uti- town.

T h e M id-M sdlson Tow nshipi . r . B r ,n c l> ^ South Am boy M em orial

Hoapltal wil. meet a , the Brown-

j Bayshore Moose j Lodge Planned

M r. a n d M rs . J o h n M ak ely an d c h ild ren ; T h e re s a a n d Jo h n J r., G a rd e n C ity , L .I., w e re S unday g u e s ts o f M r. a n d M r* . G eo rg e H alle r in . .

M rs , B a y a rd L a m b o rn e n te r ta in e d a t b r id g e o o J a n e 2 ) w h en , th e M rs. L e ro y S lck els , M ra . M *rgu«- r ite R . L a ird a n d M rs . F ra n k BUss a w * p r i i e t r i a a e n . -

B ru ce sn d J a n M acF ay d en . Sea c„. „G irt; M rs. W alte r S w s « . n » Schoo‘ M o n d ,>' « 1 p mM ra. M elvin G re e n . T h o m a s Glea so n , C h arle s a n d D oug las Frank. I B onnie a n d R e y n o l d Gri't'n.J a m e s L e d e rm a n , M ickey and Skip D e iti . B a rb a ra O hnsm an . Mata w an ; M r. an d M rs. W llllsm t)hn> m an s r., L a u ren c e H arb o r . Mis,B a rb a ra W oodhouse, M ra Hut inn B ow ne, K ey p o rt.

M ias C aro l C ra ig spen t th.- »'«■! a s th e g u e s t o f M ls i Nell Hamlin N ew Y ork.

M r. a n d M n . C arle to n H niu la n d e r a n d fam ily a r e spending • w eek In O c e a n B each .

O v er 100 b ay ah o re a re a r e s t d e n ts h av e su b m itted signed a p p lica tions and en ro llm en t fees and will b eco m e c h a r te r m em b ers o f th e B sy sh o re Lodge of the Loyal O rd e r of M oose. In s titu tion c e rem o n lee will be held In the b a llro o m of th e F lam in g o

H otel, M ein St., K e an sb u rg , Sun-M rs. W. P ta s to w recen tly "pi’n i , d ay , J u ly 19, a t 1 p .m .

se v e ra l d a y s a t the hom e ol M an d M rs. R . F ra e b e l , Valley Ur O n J u n e 2 ] M r*. F ra e b e l rnter ta in e d a t a luncheon In honor ol h e r bouse g u e s t A ttend ing were M ra. A nn S m ith , M rs. umha W ells, M rs . E d ith S m ith . M n C elia M atthew *. M r*. B elle Younit M rs. M a ry C r e e d , M rs . Sally Nnd d in g s, M ra. M ab el C lerk . Mri L illie P la s to w , M r* . E d ith Trap

It w a s an n o u n ced a t th e Iasi m ee tin g th a t 40 m o re h av e tndl- c a te d th e i r In ten tions of bocom lng c h a r te r m e m b e rs . A go sl of 190 h es b een se t. Abe M arcu s , P ss - » s l c , , t n o ffic ia l of th e S u p rem e L o d g r a n d M erle C la rk . T ren to n ,

i i t a te d ire c to r , w e re In c h a rg e of o rg an iz in g th e lodge,

j L e n n y B ellezza, R o b e r t K irch, D an C o p e r t l n o , Jo h n Brown,

h ag en . H ig h s c o re s w ere held b> R alph T o d ero , G eo rg e G riggs, M rs , Y oung , M rs . M e lth e w i and . R ay m o n d H a h n i n d S a v e rls UM ra. C r e s d .

M ichae l F . K id zu s o f th e R j vi nr M ln e ra lo g lca l M useum , Ra vmr D r ., le c tu re d T u e s d s y evening t»-fo ro the c o m b in ed Boy Scum . _____g ro u p * o f L a u re n c e H a rb o r at th r F re d H odtim , L eR oy Leiil L a u re n c e H a r b o r Communiiy M o ran , R o b e r t T ra u tv e tte rC h u rch o n “ R o ck C ollecting H ob b y .”

Bella w e re a p p o in ted a s s com m itte e to se ek p e rm a n e n t q u a rte rs . In c h a rg e o f ’a rra n g e m e n ts e t th e in s titu tio n a r e F ra n c is B ecker, Jo h n W ebb, W i l l i e m T ay lo r.

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Surprise Shower For Mrs. Joseph Dlniz

M rs. Jo sep h D ln li, U nion B each, w as the guest of honor a l a lu r- p r i i e sh o w er held Ju n e 11. It w as g iven by M rs. B e m e rd M cL aughlin ,, M rs. H en ry Ja n se n , M rs. Virgo! S im m ons. D ecora tions w e n In g re e n an d w hite w ith g ifts a rra n g e d u n d e r a n u m b n l la . R e fre sh m en ts w ere se rv e d buffe t sty ls .

A ttend ing w e re M ri. Vernon Jo n es, M rs. O eorge Bow en, M ra. E v e re t t T h o m e i, M n . E d w ard R ehbetn , M rs. H enry H ard y , M n . Q le n u i B ender, M il l O lo rls Jo n e i, M n . N lch o la i D eM arco; M rs. E d w a rd J a m e n , M lu M arlon Ho- e ld e rlln , M rs. V incent Engelk lng , U nion B each ; M ra. R o b ert F e rry , M n . S tan lay F e r ry , M n . Louis B rad fo rd , M ri . N u m le tta P a n z a ra , K ey p o rt; M ri . C h a rle s D onovan, B elfo rd ; M ra. J s m e i O 'B rien , Clifton; M rs. J u n e s S p r in g e r , M staw an .

G lf ti w e re aen t by M iss S andra F o w le r , M lu C a th e rin e D eM arco , M r s . O eo rg e S ham ing , M rt . Eu- a e n o Stout,- M rs . H e rb e rt Konlsh, M i* . N elson M lle l, M r a / U ll/sn H oelderlin , M lsi B ern ie Sim m ons, M lchee l S im m ons, M iss P s t r lc la D lniz, M ra. Jo aep h Dinia, M ra. F re d Allen.

Award Presented To Lodge Member

M iss E m ille B a u m g a rtn e r w ss p re se n ted a sp ecia l a w s rd at th s fina l m ee tin g o f the aeason of the Lady Colfax R ebakah Lodge held in the O dd Pollow s Hall, M ain St., K eyport. M isi U a u m g srtn e r h a i boon a m em b e r o f the lodge for 50 y e a rs .

A s tra w b e rry th em e w a s used for re f re sh m e n ts se rv e d by Noble G ra n d Mra. J a c k G essner, A b irth d ay gift sn d c a k e w ere rece ived by M rs. D onsld B urgess. Union B e a d ) , .from h e r ae cre t psl.

M rs. G esaner announced th e next m eetin g of the group will b e p lanned for W ednesday, Sept. 9.

A ttend ing w ere M iss B a u m g a rtn e r, M rs. G essn e r, M rs. Victor B ennett, M rs A lvin F itsg e ra ld . M rs. Dan C lark . M rs. O eorge E ck m an sn d M rs . Louis Shutten- b e rg , all of K eyport; M ri. K enneth S m ith , A tlan tic H ighlands; M rs. R ussell W yckoff, K csn sb u rg ; M rs. B u rg ess, U nion B each; DeW itt C a rh a rt of Red Bank.

qu lm B a I b o x a, and M ichael RoakQ,

Welcome C o m m ittee ~ T b rr -w « lc o m e - com m stw * w ill c o n s is t Of C h a r le s P o r te r s r . , H ar ry R o b b in s , E lw ood Jo h n so n . P a u l R ossi, P h ilip L anzone , C larenco

...The b i t i i r co m m ittee of the ‘ B e n n e tt, ' R o b e r t F o s te r , M ichael L a d ie s A id ^ S o c ie ty o f th e F»r»t i T o t t i , a n d J o s e p h T o b la . O r. Scy B a p tis t C h o rcb , M a taw an , met on { m o u r F e in m a n . Jo h n C opertino, T u e sd a y a t th a h o m e o f M rs. w u (A n th o n y D e F risc o , a n d E a r l Von- H am S m ith s r . t o p lan for th ejS tm d o w ill g s s ls t m em b ersh ip

Baptist Ladies Aid To Hold Fall Baiaar

b a ta a r to b e b e ld T u esd ay and W ed n esd ay , O c t t t an d U . In the c h u rc h le c tu re ro o m , a chicken d in n e r w ill b e s e rv e d on Oct V> w ith th e f ir s t ta b le s ta r tin g at • p .m . T h e .fo l lo w in g d a y a cafete r ia luncheon w ill b e se rv e d from l t :3 0 a .m . to 1:10 p .m ,

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re g u la r m ee tin g s a n T u e sd sy . Sept B, w ith a c o v e re d di*h luncheon O n W ednesday , S ep t. 11, th e u iual b u s in e ss lu n ch eo n w lli b e served, open lo tb e p u b lic f ro m 11:10 a m u n til 1:M p .m .

M e m b e n a r e i a v f u & to a clam chowder p icn ic to b e h e ld T u etd ay . J u ly 21, a t th e s u m m e r h o m r oi M r. ^ u id M rs . ,D a v id M a rtin , Ship B o tto m . , \ "

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fro m P a s ia lc , f iv e tim e w inner o f s ta te c o m p e titio n s , w ill p e r fo rm th e r i tu a l ex em p lifica tio n . O fficer* o f th e N ew J e n e y M oose AM O cUtkw wiU In sta ll tb e new o ffic e rs . R a lp h A, V lllan l, fo rm er m a y o r ^of N ew aH r. »!«/■ m m l y se rv e d s s d ie F ra te rn ity '* ^ Sup re m e G o v e rn o r w ill issu e th e c h a r te r .

Meetlnp wUI be beld July • and July It, at the Flamingo Hotel. Final lastructloei will be given to all partklpaat* of tha. vsrtous ceremonlee to,'be held on tha diy of instiivtibn. Prospec-

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Hazlet Woman L«av«t For Trip Abroad

M n . J s m e i B. W stson, 1 Stan ro rd D r., H azlet, left b y p lan e bat- I rd a y for a m o n th ’i viaii to I re land s n d S cotland. She w aa accom panied by h e r s is te r , M rs Jo sep h B suer, h e r niece, Mra. A ndrew M cC ruden e n d th e la tt e r '! in fant son, s ll of Brooklyn.

M rs. W atson will visit her b ro th e r sn d o ther r e la tiv e . In Belfas t. I re lan d ; an o th e r a l i te r In K lrk ln illlock an d re la tiv e s In P aU ley a n d R cn lrcw . a L In Scot, land . Sho Is a fo rm er residen t of K earn y , b u t w a i b o m in Belfast and thia l i her f lr it trip back to h e r n a tiv e co u n try In 1] y e i r i M ra. W stson i i em ployed by U nion F ro ck s, K ey p o rt. She w a i given a bon voysge p a r ty by h e r co -w orkers o n Ju n e 11 s n d re- celvrfd s m oney g ift end e U rg e cak e a i a farew ell p r e s e n t

Scouts, Families Visit N.Y. Camp

C om m issioner J a m e s F F lynn , C h in g a ro ra D istric t, M onm outh Council Boy Scouts of A m s rlc i, h a s announced t h e fo llo w ln f a c o u te rs and m em b e rs o f th e ir fam ills s w ere w eekend g u a s ts at C a m p F o re stb u rg , N .Y .i N eig h b o rhood C o m m issio n e r J a ck so n Bolce a n d M ra. Boies sn d o h ild ren , G a ry , D ick an d Jan e t* N eighborhood C o m m issio n e r Jo sep h G rlsw en sk i a n d M ri, O risw ensk i an d son . Jo sep h Jr. A ssistan t D is tr ic t Com* m lss lo n e r E d w ard F e r ra r i a n d M rs. F e r r a r i an d ch ild ren , E d ’ w a rd , Doug, G ordon and M uriel a n d N ancy H atelw ood; A ss istan t D is tr ic t C om m issioner E a r l B en to n and M rs. Benton a n d son, P e te r .

Also N eighborhood C o m m issio n er W a lte r B eyer a n d M rs. B eyer a n d aon, W ayne; M r. sn d M rs. W alle r .B tu m b erg a n d son, Ladd} M r. an d M rs . H ay M itchell; S c o u tm a s te r Jam es* KaJJetf i n d C o m m issio n e r

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w eek w ere C o m m lss lo n e r^F ly n n , A ss is ta n t D is tr ic t C om m issioner F r s n k F lem ing an d N eighborhood C o m m issio n er! E s r l H u b e r , C h arlo s V reelsnd and Karl Bonton.

C o m m isilo n er Flynn snnounced Aug. I at 1 p .m . h a i boon le t fo r the ded ica tion of the m em o ria l f lag p o lei. M r. F lynn ex p la ined a le t te r of Invita tion will be sen t (o a ll s c o u le r i d irec tly Involved sn d • b lanket le tte r will be sen t to th e rem a in in g ic o u te n of t h e C h in g a ro ra D is tr ic t inv iting them to w itness the dedication

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M n . R ic h a rd 0 . E m ley , 41 Ls|i* ■Ida D r ., M ataw an . e t l e b r a t td h l i e ig h th b irth d a y o a S a tu rd a y w ith a b a rb ecu e a t h is hom e. A b irth* d a y c a k e w a i th e tab le c e n t e r p iece. O u .a t . w sre Randy B loom , H igh land P a rk ; C h arle s A. a n d Jo n n O e ra n , D ell a n d E d w a rd P e a rso n , a n d J i d d a C onw ay, M a tsw a n .

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M iss B ev erly J e a n e t te H arm s; d a u g h te r o l M r. a n d M rs. Cleo- n a rd H a rm s, t i B a y A ve., E a s t K e a n sb u rg , b e c am e the b r id e o f G e o rg e Spaven , N ew ark , son o l th e la te M rs . E m iJy Spaven , E a s t K ean sb u rg , Sunday , J u n e 28, a t 2:30 p .m . io the B a y sh a re Com

. m u n ity O iu rc h , E a s t K ean sb u rg . T h e R ev! Jo h n P . E u le r p e rfo rm e d th e d o u b le r in g c e rem o n y bo- fo ra a a a l t a r d e c o ra ted w ith M aj e s t ic d a is ie s a n d m ixed flow ers. M n . E m ilia M sg eo h e im e r j w as t h e s o ty s t a n d s h e w as accp m p a- n ie d o o th e o rg a n b y M rs; Ju n e R e s c o r t

G iv en i a m a r r ia g e b y h e r fatb- e r , f e e b r id e w o re a fu ll-leng th gow n t f ' im p o rte d siik o r g a n a d e s ig n e d w ith a s a b rin a neck line e m b ro id e re d w ith ' seq u in s and p e a r ls . T h e E m p ire bod ice a a d long s le e v e s o f im p o rte d Roae-

— p o in t la c e w a s b o rd e re d w ith four- fo ld s o f o rg an x a w hich d rap e d in to tb a b a c k o f th e gown fo rm in g a la rg e swe e th e a r t bow . A. ch ap el-len g th t ra in (low ed from th e fu ll s k ir t . H e r fingertip-length v e il o i Illusion fell from a crow n o f s e q u in s a a d th e c a rr ie d a w hite p r a y e r book a d o rn e d w ltb w hite o rc h id s a n d step h an o tis .

M rs . J a m e s S t r a u 1 1 , E a s t K ean sburg. w as th e m a tro n o f ho n o r, t f le r floor-length gow n o f s h r im p o rg an za h a d a s tra p le s s flow er-peta l bodice o v er w hich sh e . w ore a m atc h in g Jacket. A . m atc h in g p ic tu re h a t c o m p le m e n t ed h e r ensem ble an d she c a rr ie d a n a tu ra l w icker b a sk e t o f w hite d a is ie s , ro ses , ca rn a tio n s an d Ivy, w ith sh rim p co lo r ribbons.

R ainbow W eddiaf T h e a tte n d a n ts In the rainbow

w edding w o re th e s s m e s ty le gow ns, and p ic tu re h a ts an d c a r r ie d flow er b ask e ts w ith ribbons to m a tc h th e ir gow ns. M rs. R ay m ond H arm s, M aplew ood, s is te r- in-law of the b rid e , w ore tu rq uo ise ; M rs. H arry S psven, N ew a rk , s ister-in -law o f the b r id e g ro o m , w ore yellow , and M iss B a rb a ra Brooks, E asl K eansburg , w ore m in t green.

D ia n e Lynn H arm s, ll-year-o ld s is te r o f th e b ride , E a s t K eansburg , w as the ju n io r b ridesm aid , and seven-year-o ld D eborah Med- enbach . P o rt M onm outh, n iece o f the b ridegroom , w as the flow er girl. T h e ir floor-length gow ns of silk o rg sn za had b o a t necklines and sh o rt sleeves an d (hey w ore orch id and pink, respec tive ly . M atch ing crow ns of o rg sn z a s tu d ded w ith seq u in s co m p le ted th e ir en sem b le a n d th ey c a r r ie d sm a ll b a s k e ts o l flow ers w ith rib b o n s to n a t c h th e ir gcwbS.

R o b e r t O berele , P o r t M onm outh, w aa th e b e s t m an a n d u sh e rin g w e re R ay m o n d . Ifa rm s , / l a p to - wood, b ro th e r o f b rid e ; H a r ty S p av en . N ew ark! 'b ro th e r of th e b rid eg ro o m , a n d V ictor Alt, M ataw an , cousin o( th e b rid e . B a rry M edenbach , P o r t M o n m o u t h , nephew ot th e b rid eg ro o m , w aa the page.

A recep tio n follow ed., a t th e M olly P itc h e r H ote l, R e d B ank , a fte r w h ich the co u p le le ft for F lo rid a . F o r trav e lin g , th e b r id e w o re a w h ite d o tte d S w iss d re s s w ith a w hite h a t, r e d a n d w hite a c ce sso rie s a n d a c o rsa g e of red and w hite roses.

T h e b rid e g ra d u a te d from M iddletow n T ow nship H igh School, C lass of I9 U , a n d ia. e m ployed hi h e r f a th e r 's f irm , th e P la stic s M an u fac tu rin g Co., O range . She w aa th e a s s is ta n t se n io r le sd e r o l th e E a s t K ean sb u rg G irl Scout T ro o p .

T h e b rid eg ro o m is a tten d in g B l o o m f i e l d College Sem inary w h e re h e w ill re c e iv e d a Theologic a l D e g re e . H e g ra d u a te d fro m M idd letow n T o w n ih ip H ig h School, C la ss of 1J49, s e rv e d fo u r y e a n In th e 17. S . A ir F o rc e , a n d M e m p lo y e d a t th e P la s t ic s M anu- f a c to r in g C o ., O ran g e .

T h e c o u p le wW re s id e In E a s t O ra n g e . '

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A t a «-«~tuii[[Kt c e rem o n y in th e F i r s t B ap tis t C hurch , K eyport, M laa D r u d l l r A nn Poling , d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs. E v e re t t S. P o lio* . 42 F u lto n S t., K eyport, b e c a m e th e b r id e o f A lfred B. F o lso m , son of M r. a n d M rs. A lfred N. F o lsom . Uncrott, F rid ay , J u n e 24, 1831 a t 8 p.m .

The R e v . M au rice P hllllpe, p a ito r , pe rfo rm ed tbe double ring ce re m o n y b e fo re a n a lta r d e c o ra ted w ith w hite gladioli, la rk sp u r an d p a lm s. M rs. M su rlce P h illip s w as th e soloist and she w a s accom pan ied by W illiam E. Todt, Keyp o r t, cousin of the bride.

G iven in m arr ia g e by h e r fa th e r, tb e b rid e w o re a fo rm al gow n of w h ite scalloped em b ro id ered nylon o rg an za o v e r taffe ta , s ty led with a n E m p ire bustllne outlined with a sa tin ribbon a n d scalloped sa b rin a neckline. T he bouffant sk ir t had a scalloped hem line, w hich extended Into s sw eep trs ln . H er fingertip-length veil of F rench silk waa d rap ed from a scalloped co ro n e t of nylon o rg an za em bellish e d with se ed p e s rls sn d sequins. She c a rr ie d a c a sc a d e b ouquet of w hite roses, c a rn s tlo n s , s tep h an o tis sn d Ivy.

W ear* W hite O v er N ile G re e a M rs. H a rry J . Sm ith , R a r ita n

Tow nsh ip , w s a th e m a tro n Of h o n o r. H e r baU erina-leng th gow n o f w h ite n y lon o rg an z a o v e r NUe

«Ath a p o r tr a i t M c k ltn * , ex te n d e d s leev es an d / a b o u ffan t s u n b u rs t p lea te d sk ir t , 'S h is w o re a m atch in g h e a d d re ss in th e fo rm o f a p e ta l bow w ith a n o se v e il a n d c a r r ie d a ro u n d b ouquet w ith ligh t p in k ro ses and c a rn a tio n s edged In p ink tu lle .

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cousin of the b rid e , and M ra. F re d R a p p an t, R ah w ay , w ere tbe b rid a l a tten d an ts . Tbey wore com - p in io n gow ns an d accesso ries o v e r p e ta l pink ts f fe ta and m atching h ead d resses. T hey c a rr ie d round bouquets of d a rk pink roses so d ca rn a tio n s edged with d a rk pink tulle.

A rth u r L eary , Union Beach, w as the b est m sn s n d u sh e rin g w ere R ich a rd B. P o ling sn d E v ere tt H. Poling, K eyport, b ro th e rs of the b ride.

F o r h e r d a u g h te r 's wedding. M rs. P oling se lec ted an allemoon- leng th d res s of pa le g ra y silk with sm all p aste l p rin te d flow ers, a w hite hal an d a c ce sso rie s sn d a c o rsa g e of w hite itep h an o tls and bab ies '-b rea th . The b r id eg ro o m 's m o th er chose s blue silk sftem oon d ress w ith a m atch in g h a t and ac cesso rie s sn d a c o rsa g e of w h ite cym bidlum s.

A reception followed in t h e ch u rch h s ll fo r the b rid a l p a r ty a n d im m ed ia te fam ilies. F o r th e ir w edding trip to W ildwood, t h e b rid e w ore a g reen -o n -g reen p r in ted s ilk d re s s w i t h a m atch in g Jack e t w ith th re e -q u a r te r s leeves,

f itted w hite p e t t i h a t , p a te n t le a th e r a c c e sso r ie s , a n d a c o rs a g e of w h ite a te p h a a o ti t a a d b a b ie s ', b re a th . .

t b a b r td e v g ra d u s te d f rorw K ey -

« * Uemwpywlpy Ssiisw JttsSy N a tu ra l G ss C o .. K ey p o rt. ,Th«l b rid eg ro o m g ra d u a te d fro m K ey p o r t High S chool, C la ss o f M M . H e se rv e d th re e y e a n In tbe V . S. A rm y s n d I s e m p lo y ed b y th e J e r se y C en tra l P o w er k L ig h t Co.

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M n . Jo h n H elle rM rs. A nna B. H eller, M , ol. 43

P u rd u e R d ., M adison Psrte, w idow o f Jp h n H elle r, d ied F r id a y , Xunfc 26, 1939, In the B rookdale N u rp ln i H om e, R a r ita n Tow nship. S h e wfcs b o m in H u n g ary an d fo rm e rly liv ed In B ran tln g h am , N. Y ., w h ere i h e W as a m em b e r o f the A m erican- H u n g arian Club.

Su rv iv in g a re fo u r d a u g h te rs , M rs . Jo sep h P s r s g l , W hltesboro , N . Y ., M rs . C lin ton P e p p a rd , w ith w hom sh e res id ed , M rs . L ouis Kossu th , M ltp a b a n d M rs . Jo h n Notice, N ew Y o rk ; th re e sons, Jo sep h , O re ig , N . Y „ an d Jo h n s n d S tephen , b o th -o f N ew Y o rk ; 12 g ran d ch ild re n : o n e g res t-g ra n d c h ild ; fo ilr s is te rs a n d tw o b ro th e rs In Hun- gsty.

W e d t o N e w Y o r k M a n

Mrs. Maurice Joseph Katz, U* former Mlse Beverly Tins Korobow, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Hynttn-Korobow, Wrishn St., Keyport, w as

- married oe Jnna 15 to Mr. katz ln the Broadway ,Central Hotel. New York. Tbe couple have returned from a Nantoeket honeymoon and a n realdlaf la Nsir York. ' , '

F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e re held M ond ay s t I : JO a .jn . k t the D a y F u n e ra l H om e, K ey p o rt, an d a t 9 a .m . th e R e v . C o tn tl l iu J. K a n e , p a s to r , c e le b ra te d a h l g b m ass o f r e q u ie m a t St., Jo s e p h 's C h u rch , K e y p o r t In te rm e p t w a s In the ch u rch c e m e

te ry .

' E d g s r R o d g e rsE d g a r . R o d g era , 78, C ounty R d .

Cliffwood, d ied W ed n esd ay ,. J u n e 14, I M , In M onm outh M edical C en te r." R e w a s b d m In D u rh a m , N . C „ th e so n o f the la te M r. a n d M ra. J o h n R odgera . H e w a s a f4 tire d em p lo y ee o f On, S ta te H ighw ay D e p a r tm e n t - S urv iv ing a r e s e v e rs l n iec e s , nephew s an d cousins.

F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e re h e ld M onday a t I p .m . a t the B ed le F u n e ra l Hom e, K ey p o rt, w ith th e R ev . W . R . P ln d e r, p a s to r of S t J a m e s A. M .B i Z ion C h u rc h , -M sta w a n Tow nship , o ffic ia ting . in te rm e n t w as in W hite R ld g i C em ete ry , Eato n to w n . ,

R o b e rt E . M cK inley s r . ’ R o b e rt E . M cK inley s r . , 79, o f

40 B ro ad St., K ey p o r t, d ied W edn esd ay , Ju n e 24, 1959, in R lv erv lew H ospita l. He h a d liv ed in K ey p o rt fo r rive y ea ra .

H e is su rv iv e d b y a d a u g h te r , M rs. D oro thy D elcson , N ew B ru n s wick; tw o sons, R o b e r t E , Jr., N ew B runsw ick , a n d W e lte r, Old B rid g e .

F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w e re h e ld S a tu rd ay a t 1 p .m . t t (h e B ed le F u n o ra l H om e, K e y p o rt, w ith th e R ev. H en ry A . M ale , re c to r of S t M a ry ’s E p isco p a l C h u rch , K ey p o rt, o ffic ia tin g . In te rm e n t w a s ' inCcdarw octd C e m e te ry , R a r ita nTow nship .

1 V id o r A . V an S teen b n rg ^ .V ic to r. A ,, V ao S teen b u rg . s tv e n - y ca r-o ld son o f R o n a ld G. an d L o is M ae (C rav e n ) V an S teen b u rg , L ib e r ty , N . Y : , d ie d F r id a y , J u r t S Wr 1959, a t th e h o m e o f his a u n t, M rs , L eo n a rd -V an W eg en en —B eacon HIU- R d ., M a rlb o ro T ow nsh ip . Ho m a d e h is h o m e w ith h is a u n t. He w a s b o rn In E lm ira , N. Y.

Also su rv iv in g Is k b ro th e r,-D e a n , M arlb o ro Tow nship..

F u n e ra l s e rv ic e s w e re hold T u e s d ay a t 1 p .m .a t Ihe B edle F u n e ra l H om e, 1 K e y p o r t , , w ith MaJ. Hoffm an , o f th e S a lv a tio n A rm y H cad- q u a r je rs I n ,P e r th A m b o y ,.o ffic ia l, log. In te rm e n t lAas In C edarw obd C em ete ry , R a r ita n T ow nship .

Miss Mayer Weds John J. Gorman III

M iss L a u ra V ero n ica M a y er, d au g h te r of M r. a n d M rs . J e ro m e S. M ayer, 159 S e a b re e z e W ay, K eansburg , b e c a m ^ t h ^ . J u i d e ^ e f Jo h n J . G o rm an I I I , so n o f Jo h n J . G orm an j r . , 7 J a c k s o n S t.. M ata w an , an d th e la te M rs. G o rm an , S a tu rd ay , J u n e 27, 1959 a t 5 p .m . in St. A n n 's C h u rch , K e a n sb u rg . The R ev. C a r l A . W agO er, D io cesan V ocationa l D ire c to r w ith res id en ce a t S t .-M ic h a e l’s Hom e, Hopewell, p e rfo rm e d th e double r in g cerem o n y . M ich * e l B erg in , R ed Bank, w as th e so lo is t a n d M rs. M srie L ed erh au s , o rg a n is t.

T he b rid e w a s g iv en in m a r r ia g e by h e r fa th e r . H e r s ilk o rg an z a g ow n h ad a sco o p n eck lin e , long tap e r in g s le e v e s a n d a chapel- len g th tra in ,- A pillbox o f p e a rls held h e r f in g e rtip -le n g th v e il an d she c a rr ie d a c a s c a d e b o u q u e t of w hite o rch ids;

M iss Jo a n O ’S ag e , L eo n a rd o , w as the m jiid of hon o r. S h e w o re a s leev e less f loo r-leng th gown s ty le d w ith s N ile g ree n ey e le t o rg an d y b o d ice w ith ’ a s q u a re neckline a n d a f u l l tu l l e s k i r t o v e r ta ffe ta w ith a m a tc h in g g ro sg ra ln sa sh w ith -floo r-leng th s tr e a m e r s .A crow n o f flow ers m a tc h e d h e r gow n an d s h e c a r r ie d a c a sc a d e bouquet of, d a is ie s .

B rld asaaa ld s W e ar L lla e T h e b rid e sm a id * w e re M lsa

C a th e rin e L a n g a n d ’ M iss E ile e n B utler, F a i r K aveif, a q d - M 1 1 ■ B e tsy jC allsU , K e y p o rt. T h e ir gow ns w e re s ty le d lik e t h e l x » o r a tte n d a n t's In lllae a n d th e y w o re m stch ln g f lo ra l c ro w n s a n d c a r r ie d casc a d e b o u q u e ts o f d a ls le s .

M iss C a th e rin e M a y er , s i s t e r of the b ride, a n d N o re n e R ak en , both of K e a n sb u rg , , .w e re - the ju n io r b r id e sm a id s . T ro ll1 gow na w ere sty led like th e o th e r a t ten d a n t! ' In yellow an d th e y a lso w ore m atch in g flo ra l c ro w n s a n d c a rr ie d c a sc sd e b o u q u e ts o f daisies T h e resa D eSalvIo , Flush-. Ing, L. I., cousin of (he b r id e , w aa the flow er g irl. S he w o re a g ree n gown fash ioned like th e h o n o r .a t ten d an t's , w ith a flow er c row n and c a rr ie d a m in ia tu re c a sc a d e bouquet of d a is ie s.

R obert J a c k , V irg in ia , w a s the best m an s n d u sh e rin g w e re William Clifton, M ataw an , com lno t the b rid eg ro o m , T h o m as L&rkin, K eyport, a n d B irg e r B a d e r , M ataw an . M ichae l S ca les, K ean sb u rg , was the r in g b e a re r .

A recep tio n follow ed a t th e Club SanR em o, W est E n d , a f te r w h ich the couple le f t fo r th e Bahamas*. F o r tra v e lin g , th e b rid e w o r e a b lac k p ique d re s s w lth a w h ite b a t a n d a c c e s s o r ie s a n d a -w h i te o rc h id c o rs a g e . '■ • "

F o r h e r d a u g h te r * w eddlag .'

a c ce s so r ie s an d ,, .* w H u . g rch ld co rsa g e . V. «.V» -

T h e b r id e w as g ra d u a te d from C a th e d ra l H ig h S ch o o l,'M ew York, an d M a rq u e t te U n iv e rs ity , M 11- w aukee , W is.. w ith s D e g re e of B ach e lo r of S cience In Education;- S h e w a r o n the facu lty Of the S ta r-o M h e-S ea S c h o o l , Long B ra n c h , a n d b a i accep ted a tea c h in g position fo r S ep tem b er a( St, P e te r s S choo l, New B runsw ick, f i f r f ^ w a a v ic e p re s id e n t of the M tJiu iftw tii'C oun ty C atholic Y oungA d ults C h ib .

T h e b r id e g ro o m g ra d u a te d from M a ta w a n H ig h School s n d a tten d ed , R u tg e rs U niv ers ity . He Is a- m o rtic ia n a sso c ia te d w ith the Cow en F u n e ra l Hom e, New B runsw ick . H e se rv e d fo u r y e a rs In the U .S. M arin es.

T h e -c o u p le will res id e on Som- m e rse t S t., New B runsw ick.

M a r r i e d I n U n i o n B e a c h

t u t , M R S. F R A N K C R A N D A L L J R .

Before an a l t a r d e c o ra te d w ith while g lad io li, la rk s p u r a d d M ajestic d a is ie s, M laa A lice E liz a b e th M etzger, d a u g h te r of M r. a n d 'M rp , Harold M e tsg e r, M2 P a r k A ve., Union B each , b e c a m e Uie b r id e o f F rank C ran d a ll J r . , io n o f M r. a n d M rs. F ra n k C ra n d a ll, J e r s e y C ity , S a turday , J u n e 27, 1959 a t 1 p .m . The Rev. J o s e p h G . F ox p e rfo rm e d the double r in g c e re m o n y in the Holy F a m ily C h u rch , U nion B each . M rs M. A. R h e ln h a rt w sa th e soloist a n d P e t e r F ra n k s , o r g a n is t

Given in m a r r ia g e b y h e r fa th e r , the bride w o re a fu ll-leng th gow n of silk o rg an z a . T h e f itte d bod ice had a sah rirta n e c k lin e o f C h an tilly lace ou tlined w ith se ed p e a rls a n d sequins. T he fu ll b o u ffan t s k ir t had a h a re m -e ffec t o u tlin ed w ith a C hantilly lace flounce a n d a chapel- length t ra in . H e r fin g ertip -len g th silk illusion v e il d ra p e d so ftly fro m a co ro n et o f rh in e s to n e s a n d p e a rls and ih e c a r r ie d a c a sc a d e bouquet o f w hite ro ses .

M rs. R o b e r t B o g a r t, M erced , C alif., w a s h e r s is te r 's m a tro n of

S h e w o re a m in t g re e n nylon tuQ e flo o r-len g th s tr a p le s s gow n w ith a b o le ro J a c k e t A s h o r t fac e v e il fell f ro m a m a tc h in g co ro n e t o t s e q u in s and sh e c a rr ie d a c o lo n ia l 'b o u q u e t of w h ite ro ses .

I » t T f c n e i S l M a a a M d e ■ > ‘ < VA11 t h e H fld ^sm atd l c a rr ie d

colonial b o u q u e ts of w h ite rp ses in

O b i t u a r i e s

J a m e s J . O’G rsd y Ja m e s J . O 'G rady , 77, of 18&

W ashington St., K eyport, d ied Mond a y t t M onm outh M edical Center. H e w u a m em b er of E ng ineers L oca l 121, N e w trk , and w u bo m In I n la n d , aon of the late T hom as a n d M a r g a r e t (M ulcahey) O 'G rad y .

A co m m u n ican t of SL Jo sep h 's C h u rch , K ey p o rt, M r. O’G rsd y la su rv iv e d b y h is w ife, M rs. Edna (M c In ty re ) O ’G r td y , a t home; tw o to n s , J a m e s an d T hom as, b o th ' d f K ey p o rt; a d au g h te r, M rs. M ild red M . H a g e r, B elford; two b ro th e rs , Jo h n , E a s t O range and P e t s r . A u s tra l it - an d five grand-d h i w r t t r - ^

-F uneral s e rv ic es will be held tod a y a t >;30 a .m . from the Day F u n e ra l H om e, M aple PI. K eyport. A t 9 a .m ., a h igh m ass of requiem w ill b e c e le b ra te d by the Rov. C ornelius J . K ane, p asto r. In S t Jo se p h 's C hurch , K eyport. In term e n t will follow In SL Josep h 's C em ele ty .

M rs. C a rrie K. R ace M rs . C a r r b K cssel R ace, 89,

P e r th A m boy, died Sunday, June 28, 19S9, a t th e Brookdale N ursing H om e, R a r ita n T ow nship, where sh e h ad b e e n a pa tien t for four- and-one-ha lf y e a rs . She w as bom In B rooklyn . .

S u rv iv in g a re one daugh ter, M rs. H a ttie . , H o eg b erg ,. N ixon; o n e g ran d d a u g h te r; tw o g rea t-g randc h ild ren a n d one g rea t-g rea t crand-ch n d . •• •

L oca l a r ra n g e m e n ts w ere under th e - d l rec tlo g ~ of~tllff' M ehlenbeck F u n e ra l H om e, R aritq n Tow nship.

W i l l F i l e d. . - ‘. I '

Mrs. Hannah Proper M rs. H a n n a h P ro p e r, K eans

b u rg , w ho d ied Ju n e 9, left h e r to h e r iu sb a n d . E d w ard D .

P ro p e r, w ho w ill b e c o e x ec u to r w ith a b ro th e r , H a rry Aarons.

th e ra in b o w w e d d in g , a n d th e ir g o w n s a h d h e s d p le c e i w e re th e s a m e s ty le i s th e h o n o r a tte n d a n t 's . T h e y w e re M lu C aro le N o n is , w h o w o re b lu e , M iss P a t r i c ia M acO eo rg e , Wbo w o re y e llow, b o th o f U nion B each , t n d M iss E liz a b e th J s g g e r s , L a u re n c e H a r bor, w h o -w o re o rch id .

A n d re w ' O 'B o sk y , U nion B each , w ss th e b e s t m an and u sh e rin g w e re W alte r M etzg er, U nion B each , b ro th e r o f the b r id e s W alter S ch n e id e r, T h e B ro n x , a n d Jo h n G alv in , B rooklyn .

T h e m o th e r of th e b r id e w o re a l ig h t b lu e lac e s h e a th d re s s w ith a w hite h a t an d a c ce s s o r ie s s n d i c o rs a g e of whFte ro se s . T h e b r id e g ro o m ’s m o th e r se le c te d a d a rk blue silk d re s s w ith s m atch in g h a t, w h ite a c c e sso r ie s an d a c o r sag e of w hile roses.

A recep tio n follow ed a t T e tro ’s B a llro o m , U nion B e a c h , a f te r w h ich th e c o u p le le ft fo r N ia g a ra F a lls , C an ad a . F o r tra v e lin g , th e b r id e w o re a b lu e s ilk d r e s s w ith w hite h a t a n d a c ce sso r ie s a n d a c o rsa g e of w h ite ro se s . T h e y w ill res id e a t 917 T w en ty -firs t S t ., U nion C ity.

T h e b r id e g r a d u a te d f ro m K ey p o r t H ig h School, C la s s of 1931 an d w a s e m p lo y ed by th e A rc h ite c tu ra l T ilin g C o., K e y p o r t T h e b r id e g ro o m g ra d u a te d f ro m D lck ln seh High' S chool, J e rs e y , C ity , C la s s of 1957, a n d Is • em p lo y e d ' by" ’ T o d d ’ S h ip y a rd , H oboken.- -

t u nM r. a n d M rs. C h arle s Hall, 410

C a r r A v e ., K ean sb u rg . a re the p a re n ts o f a d a u g h te r , b o rn T u es

d a y , J u n e 23, 1959, In M onqjouth M ed ica l C en ter.

L eb raa■ A d a u g h te r w a s b o rn T uesday , J u n e 23, 1959, In R iverv iew Hosp ita l ; to M r. a n d M rs. H erb e rt L e b io a , 145 P o o le A ve., H a z le t

. T h o m psonM r. a n d NJrs. B e rn a rd Thom p-

r le s S t., L a u ren c e th e p a re n ts o t a

in P e r th Am boy

730 Cl H a rb o r , - a: d a u g h te r , H o sp ita l.

A d a u g h te r e r b o ro In P e r thA m boy H o sp ita l, to M r. an d M n . R o b e r t C ra f t , T e x a s R d ., M o rg an ville .

. j . . SafeestaM r. a n d M n . W illiam H. S ebes-

ta , . 14 D ib lin g S t , U nion B each , a r c , th e p a te n t s o f a d a u g h te r , b o m H W e d n esd a y , J u n e 24, 1J59, in S o u th A m boy H osp ita l.

. , . H i l l 'A daughter was bom In Mon

mouth-Medical Center on Tuesday, June 23, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. LaCtrol Hill, 52 Center St., CUffwood.

• M a rk s - .M r. a n d ' M rs . H aro ld M ark s ,

3 4 . W ash ing ton A ve ., K ean sb u rg , a m th e p a re n ts o f- a so n . b o m W ed n esd ay , J u n e '24, 1959, In R lv e rv le w H o sp ita l. ' •

. M Uls -M r. a n d M rs . R o h ald M ills, 384

S h o re 1 C o n c o u rse , C liffw ood, a re th e p a re n ts o f a so n , b o r a F r ld s y . J u n e 26, 1959, In S o u th A m boy H o sp iU l. .

. S h a llls ~ ''A w n w a s b o m in S o u th A m boy

H ctep lttl <m F r id a y , J u n e 26, 1959, t n M r. a n d M rs ." F r a n k S hallls, 32 D a r tm o u th R d ., M ad iso n P a rk .

. ■ '■ ’ S t r a e k 'i j i ^ , " a ^ W r a ^ ' W i U e r S t r a c k , m M a in S t , M a ta w a n . a r e th e S t e n t s o f a d a u g h te r , b o m T h u rs - d a jr , J u n e 25, 1959, in S o u th A m boyH oaflltal. •;------- ;■■■>--'-------- ------------

K o sh lsA d a u g h te r w a s b o ra In P e r th

A rnboy H o sp ita l to M r. a n d M ra. L ou is K o sh ls , IT A lm ond C t., Old B rid g e- ,

- ' H e ss ln g e r'Hitt a n d M n . J o h n H ess ln g e r.

n B u t ta e U D r . . H a i le t . a r e th e D u t o t i o l a d a u g h te r , b o m F r l- S ^ T u n d M » . In R lv e rv le w

H o sp ita l- : .r1 ' ’

. BellA son w as b o ra in R iv erv iew

H o sp ita l on F r id a y , J u n e 26, 1959; to M r. an d M rs. C alv in Bell, >7 E d g e m ere D r., M ataw an .

H e m m e rlnM r. and M rs. J a m e s H em m erin ,

R o u te 36, H azlet, a r e th e p a re n ts of a d a u g h te r , b o rn F rid a y , J u n e 26, 1959, In R iv e rv ie w H ospita l.

M r. an d M rs . R o b e r t K enner, 100 T h ird S t , K e y p o r t a r e th e p a re n ts of a s eco n d ch ild , s son , b o m F rid a y , J u n e 28, 1959, in ' ^Overlook H o sp ita l, S u m m it T h e b ab y h u b een n a m e d M a rtin A ndre. T h e ir o th e r c h ild a lso Is a boy.

- GetmleyM r. a n d M n . J a n ie s G o rm ley ,

M a ta w a n , a r e th e p a re n ta o f a son , b o rn M onday, J u n e 22, 1959. in S t P e te r 's H o sp ita l, N ew B ru n sw ick . T h e bsiby h a s b een n a m e d J a m e s J o s e p h G o rm ley IV . M rs . G o rm le y is th e fo rm e r-M is s J o a n K in n e a r. U nion B each .

AustinA so n w a s b o m in M onm outh

M ed ica l C e n te r o n T h u rsd ay , J u n e 25, 1959f to M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s A ustin , I I I P a r k A ve., U n ion B each . ,

. R om a sM r. a n d M rs. S an tag o R om an ,

W V X In co ln A v e ., M a ta w a n , a r e th e p a re n ts o f a s q n , b o m TTiurs- d a y , J u n e 25, 1959, in R iv e rv iew H osp ltaL . -

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T b e j le v . A nthony Lulsliu p e r fo rm ed the d o t t l e r in g c e rem o n y wh ich : u n ite d in m a r r ia g e M iss P a tr ic ia Ann S m ith , d au g h te r of M rs. C o n stan tin e Sm ith , 85 L eroy P L , K ean sb u rg , an d th e la te Cons ta n tin e Sm ith, a n d D an ie l W. G ilc h ris t, son o f M r. an d M rs. C h arle s G ik h r is t , W aJdw ick, S a tu rd a y , Ju ite 27. 1959, a t 3:30 p .m . in St. Ann’s C hurch , K ean sb u rg .

M rs. M arie L e d e rh a u s p lay ed tra d itio n a l w ed d in g m u s ic d u rin g tb e c e rem o n y w h ich w a s p e r fo rm ed b e fo re an a l t a r d e c o ra ted w ith w hite g lad io li a n d la rk sp u r.

E sc o rte d by h e r g o d fa th e r, W illiam C ob u rn , R id g e fie ld P a r t , th e b r id e w o re a p rin c e ss-s ty le gow n o f silk o rg a n z a d e s ig n e d w ith a lac e y o k e w ith a sq u a re neck line a ^ d s h o r t s le e v ^ . 7 h e be ll-sh ap ed sk ir t h a d a s h e a th f ro n t an d full b ack w hich te rm in a te d in a chapel- len g th t ra in . H e r e lbow -ieng th v e il of illu sion fell f ro m a p e a r l head-

id, a n d ah e c a r r ie d a w hite m is sa l a d o rn e d w ith o rch id s .

S is te rs A ( l ta d B rid e - M iss R o se leen S m ith , K ean s

b u rg , w a s h e r s is te r 's ro ald o f h o n o r. She w o re a m in t g re e n h a re m -ty p e d re s s of s ilk o r g u u a w ith a a leev e leas b o d ice a n d bow - tr im m e d ifcirt. A sh o rt fac e v eff fell f ro m a m a tc h in g b o w h e a d b a n d a n d sh e c a r r ie d a c a sc a d e b o u q u e t o f p in k c a rn a tio n s .

M iss S usan S m ith w as th e b r id e sm a id a n d M iss K ath leen S m ith W as th e Jw tfo r ' b r id e sm a id . T h e y a r e b o th s is te rs o f th e b r id e f ro m K e a n b u r g . H w y w o re p in k d re s s e s a n d h e a d b a n d s s ty le d like th e h o n o r a t te n d a n t 's a n d c a r r ie d c a sc a d e b o u q u e ts o f p in k c a r n a tio n s .

C h a r le s T n ie x , R a m se y , w as th e b e s t m a n a n d Jo sep h Silvio, B oston , cousin of the b rid eg ro o m , u sh e re d ..

T h e b / id e 'i m o th e r se le c te d b lu e s ilk d re s s w ith a w hite h a t a n d a c ce s s o r ie s a n d a w hite o rch id c o rsa g e . T h e b r id e g ro o m 's m o th e r c h o se a b e ig e la c e d r e s s w ith a m a tc h in g h a t a n d a c ce sso r ie s a n d

w hite o rch id c o rsa g e .A fte r a re c e p tio n a i th e Cabin-

in-the-Sky, A tlan tic H igh lands, the co u p le le ft for C ape Cod, M ass. F o r tra v e lin g , th e b rid e ;, w o re a b lue d re s s w ith a w h ite h a t a n d a c ce sso r ie s sn d a c o rsa g e o f whl{e o rch id s . K

Both e r e em p lo y ed by T h e P ru d e n tia l In su ra n c e Co., N ew ark . T h e b r id e w as g ra d u a te d from M iddletow n T ow n sh ip H igh School, C lass of 1957, a n d th e b r id e g ro o m fro m SL Luke’s H igh School, Ho* H o-K us, C lass of 1957.

T h e co u p le w ill r e s id e i n N ew ark .

E n g a g e m e n t s

M r. a n d M ra . S , J . D JS an to ,, $ S u n se t A v e ., M a ta w a n , a n n o u n ce th e e n g a g em e n t o f th e ir d a u g h te r . Jo sep h in e , to Jo h n S. T iiccitto . son of M r. a a d M rs. Jo sep h T uc- c itto . T h e B ronx. T he announce- t n e n t w as m a d e a t a law n p a rty a t \ t h e D ISaoto h o m e o n J u n e 13 a t w M ch tim e g u e s ts w e re p re se n t f r o n w M a ta w a n , T h e B ronx,

B rook lyn a n d f*oughke*f*ie, N Y. A fall w edding is p lan n ed .

L a rd ie r i-P o d ra c k y ' y iM r. a n d M rs . S tep h en P ^ d rac -

k y , O rego?, A ve., H a r le t, -ann o u n ce th e e n g ag em en t of th e ir d a u g h te r , M ild red , to D onald L a r - d ie r i , son o f M r. a n d M rs. Anth o n y L a rd ie r i, N ew ark . _

M iss P o d ra c k y is a g ra d u a te of E s s e x C oun ty H igh School, Newa rk . and is em p lo y ed b y Sherw in- W illiam s Co., N e w a rk . H er fiance a tte n d e d W est Side H igh School, N e w a rk , a n d is a s so c ia te d w ith th e G eo rg e D. T ru itt Co., N ew ark .

R eckafeU sw -C lick iM r .M rs . F lo re n c e C lickoer, 22 F ra n fe

tin A ve., W est K ean sb u rg , a n d H arry C lick n e r, T h o m p so n A ve ., E a s t K ean sb u rg , an n o u n ce the e n g a g e m e n t of th e i r d a u g h te r , F lo re n c e , to W ilbur R ockafeU ow J r . , Van- B ru n t Sl . K e a n sb u rg , so n of M r. a n d M rs . W ilbcr R ockafeilow F lo rid a . . ,

M iss C lic k n e r a tte n d s K ey p o rt H igh SchooL H e r f ia n c e se rv e d tw o y e a rs in tb e U. S. A rm y a a d G e rm a n y a n d p re s e n tly is em p lo y ed w ith F r e d S efick ,

A J u n e 1960 w ed d in g is p lan n ed .

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M r. a n d M rs. L e o n a rd O ralg . 717 L a u ren c e P k w y ., L a u re n t* H arb o r , h a v e a n n o u n ced th e^ .ea - > gsigem ent -of t h e i r d a u g h te r , D oro thy E lisa b e th , t o G s 6 « |a T h o m sen , a o n ef M r. a n d M r? . H an s T h o m sen . SS L a u r e n c e Pfcwy., L a u re n c e H arbor*

M ias C ra ig g ra d u a te d fro m $#yrevU le H ig h School . w itlj t h e C la w n f 1999 a n d - i s e m p lo y ed i t th e P e r th A m boy S a v in g s a n d T ru s t Co.. P e r th A m boy. H e r f ia n c e a tte n d e d S ou th A m boy H ig h School a n d w a s g ra d u a te d fro m H oustoa, T ex ., H igh SchooL H e se rv e d fo u r y e a r s in th e U.S. A ir F o rc e .

S u m m erS 'W also aM r. an d M rs . W illiam N. W atson ,

9A S o u th A tlan tic A ve., M a taw an , a n n o u n ce th e en g a g em e n t o i th e ir d a u g h te r , M artb e n a ' M ary , to E rv in S u m m e rs , son o f M r. an d M rs. W a lte r L. S u m m ers , Wyom in g , Del.

M iss W atson, is a g ra d u a te of M a ta w a n H ig h S chool, C lass of 1958. She is a tte n d in g C en tra l S ta te C ollege, W ilberfo rce , Ohio, w h e re ahe is m a jo r in g in b u s in e ss a d m in is tra t io n . H er f ian ce ia a g ra d u a te o f H en ry H igh School, D o v er, D el.. C lass of 1955, an d C e n tra l S ta te C ollege, C lass of 1999,. w h e re he rec e iv ed a B achelo r of S c ience D eg ree w ith a m ajo r in E d u c a tio n . He a ls o w as co m m iss io n ed a seco n d l ie u ten a n t in th e U .S. A rm y an d w ill e n te r tfie s e rv ic e a fte r the f ir s t o f n ex t y e a r . H e w ill b e s ta tio n e d a t F o r t B en n in g , G a . * '

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Carol Cofield Is Saturday Bride

M iss C aro l A nne C o f i e 1 d , d a u g h te r o f M r. an d M rs. F ra n k C ofield, 147 S eeley A ve., K eansb u rg , b e c am e the b r id e of R o b e rt F le m in g , son o f M r. an d M rs. G eo rg e F lem in g , 37 P a rk A ve., K e a n sb u rg , S a tu rd a y , Ju n e 27, }9S9 a t S t. A n n 's C hurch , K eans- b u rg . T h e R e v .. S tan ley L evan- d osk i p e rfo rm e d th e doub le ring c e re m o n y a n d c e le b ra te d the nu p t ia l m a s s a t 11 a .m ., b e fo re a n a l t a r d e c o ra te d w ith w h ite glad io li a n d la rk s p u r . M ra. M a rie L ed er- h a u » p lay e d tra d itio n a l w edd ing p u s i c . . ■

G iv en in m a r r ia g e b y h e r fa th e r , . th e b r id e 'w o r « a p r in c e ss a ty le O oor-length p cau d e poie gov/a d e s ig n e d w ith a a a b rjn a

■ n e c k lin e b o rd e re d ; w ith A lencun n e t r e -e m b rp id e re d w ith se ed pejarte , J t o n g f i t t e d s J e e y e s a n d a ch ap ei-len g th tra in . H e r fin g er- t lp -le n g th y e il of (Uusioo (ell f ro m

- a c ro w n o f p e a r ls a n d s h e A r r ie d ■ 'c a s c a d e b o u q u e t o [ Twhjte ro se s a n d s te p h a n o tis . '

M r j . E d w a rd C ro k en , K eane- b u rg , w a s m a tro n of ho n o r fo r h e r a is te r . H e r oock tail-leng th gow n o f w h ite - chiffon- - im p rin ted w ith p in k f lo w e n h a d | ro u n d

- n eck lin e a n d - pbort s le e v e s . She w o re i m a tc h in g h a t a n d c a rr ie d a c a sc a d e b o u q u e t o f tw o-tone p in k * ro ses .

D om in ick M elic ia , V e s t K eana- b u rg , w u th e b e s t m a n a n d u s h e rin g w e re th e b r id e 's th re e b ro th e rs , D avid , T h o m a i a n d K evin , K ta n a b a rg . ‘

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S m ith ’* R e s ta u ra n t, E a s t Keans* b u rg , a f te r w h ich th a c o u p le left fo r t h t Pofcono M ountains, ‘ P a . g o r tra v e lin g , th e b r id e w o re a w h ite d re s s w ith a w hite h a t an d a c ce sso r ie s an d a w hite o rch id co rsa g e .

F o r h e r d a u g h te r 's w edding . M rs. Cofield se lec ted a b e ig e U ce a n d s ilk o rg an z a d res s w ith a flow er h a t, b e ig e ac ce sso r ie s and a c o rsa g e o f p ink ro seb u d s. T he b r id e g ro o m 'a m o th e r chope a b lue s ilk d re s s w ith a m atc h in g fiat a n d a c ce sso r ie s a n d a c o rsa g e of p ink ro seb u d s.

T he b r id e w ss g ra d u a te d from R ed B ank C atho lic H igh School. C lass of 1954, a n d co m p le ted h e r ed u ca tio n a t th e St. F ranciB Hosp ita l School o f N u rsin g , T ren to n . She is em ployed s t R iv erv iew H osp ita l, R ed Bank.

T h e b rid eg ro o m w as g ra d u a te d fro m M iddletow n T ow nship H igh School, C lass of 1954, an d se rv e d th re e y e a rs in th e U. S. N av y , 27 m o n th s of w hich w as sp e n t In J a p a n . He (s em p lo y ed a s a n e le c tro n ic s tech n ic ian a t the Lake* h u rs t N av a l A ir S tation.

T h e co u p le w ill res id e In L ong B ran ch .

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H illtop PI.. H azlet, a re th e p a re n ts of a d a u g h te r , b o rn M onday, J u n e D , 1959, In M onm outh M edica l C e n te r. .

R ayealdA d a u g h te r w as b u l l In M op-

m o u th M ed ica l C a t e r o n Satlftv d a y , J u n e 77, 19S9, to M r. and . M rs . Leo R ay esk l, 3tS C a rr A v s . I K e an sb u rg . . ’

M r. a n d M n .. T J q m a s L ands, 105 H azlet A ve., H azlet, a r e the p a re n ts o f a d a u ih f i r , b o m Suiv d a y , J u n e 29, 1959, |n R iv e rv lew H osp ita l. ■ ‘ * ■

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T h e H oly F a m ily C hurch , U nion B each , w a s th e scen e o f th e w ed d in g o n S a tu rd a y , J u n e f l , 19J9, of M iss M a rg a re t R o se D '- A tr io d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d tiirt. M lqhael D 'A tr io , O l l P o o le A ve., UnkHt B each , a n d A nthony F e ta r D o b r o w o la k lS d n o f M r . i u ld M rs. S igm ond D obrow olskl, F re e h o ld . T h e Rev. Jo sep h G . F o z , p a s to r , p e rfo rm e d th e c e rem o n y a t 1:34 P-H>-

T h e b rid e , g iven In m a r r ia g e by h e r fa th e r, w ore a gow n, w h ich h a d a C han tilly lac e bod ice Studded w ith seq u in s , long s leeves, a n d a n e t g k irt. H er f in g e rtip leng th veil w ss held In p la c e w ith a c ro w n o f seq u in s a n d p e a r ls a n d she c a rr ie d a b ouquet o f w h ite ro ses .

M iss B a rb a ra D 'A trio , U nion B each , w a s h e r l is te r ’s m a id o f honor. She w o re a yellow s t r a p less gow n, s ty le d w ith a floor- len g th ba lloon-type sk irt, w ith a m a tc h in g Jacke t, an d a yellow h a t. She c a rr ie d a bouquet o f yellow roses.

Tw o B rid esm aid sB rid esm a id s w ere M iss L o rra in e

R eg an a n d M iss C aro l B arrilo tt ', b o th of U nion B each . T h ey w o re b lu e and p ink ru ffled gow ns, r e sp e c tiv e ly . w h ich w e re s tra p le s s a n d h ad m atc h in g Jack e ts a n d

l u l i . T h e y c a n -le d b o u q u e ts o t b lu e tin te d ro ses .

F r a n k H a rv e y , L o n g B ra n c h , e e rv e d hia b ro th e r-ln -ia w a s beat m a n . 'U s h e r s w e re M ich ae l D 'A trio , U nion B each , b r o th e r . e f th e b r id e , -and Jo h n D obrow olskl, E a to n to w n , b ro th e r o t th e b r id e g ro o m .

T he b r id e 's m o th e r w o ra a blue U c e o v e r ta f fe ta gow n w ith a w h ite h a t a n d ac ce a so rie s a n d a c o rs a g e o f yellow ro se s . The m o th e r o f th e b r id e g ro o m se lec te d a lig h t b lu e d re s s w ith a w h ite h a t a n d acceaao rie s a n d a c o rs a g e of w hite rosea. '

A recep tio n w a e-h e ld a t Ei-M oe- KI, K e an sb u rg , a f te r w h ich th e c o u p le left fo r a w edd ing t r i p to A tlan tic C ity . F o r tra v e lin g , th e b r id e w o re a b lu e a h ea th d re s s w ith w hite a c cesso rie s .

T he b r id e Is a g ra d u a te of Key-, p o r t High School, C lkss o f 1958, an d w as em ployed b y th e Sea- b ro o k Hill N u rsin g H pm e, Keyp o r t. H er h u sband Is a g ra d u a te o f th e R ed B ank H ig h School, c la s s o f 1953, a n d se rv e d In the U .S . A rm y fo r 18 m o n th s . He is e m p lo y e d by W estern U nion T eleg ra p h Co., E ato n to w n .

T he co u p le will re s id e a t P ick e t F e n c e F a rm , Colts N eck .

29, 1959, to M r. a n d M rs. E rn e s t M a y er, 187 Second S t., K ey p o rt.

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A nthony K endzla t A h igh r e g u jfm m ass w a s h e ld a t 9 a .m . F r id a y In St. A gnes ' C h u rch , A tlan tic H igh lands, with' t i ie R ev . M ichae l L ease o ffic ia ting , f p r . A nthony f k e n d z la , 68, o f 57 B e a c o n B lvd ., K ean sb u rg , w h o d ie d T u esd ay , J u n e 23, 1959, a t j h e V e te ran s A d m in is tra tio n H o sp ita l , N ew Y o rk . In te rm e n t w as In M t. O livet C em etery , Middle^ to w n Tow nship.

M r. K endzla w u b ora in G e rm an y . H e lived m o st of h |s life in th e L eo n s rd o sectio n of M id d le to w n Tow nship . H e w aa th e fa th e r o f T h a d d e u s B. K endzls, K ean ab u rg .

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T h e F i r s t B a p tis t C h u rch , Key* p o r t, w as the se ttin g fo r th e wed* d in g of M iss C a th e rin e E . W aU be, d a u g h te r o f M r. a n d M rs. F r a n d s H . W alshe. 275 F i r s t S t.. K ey p o rt, a n d P fc . A rth u r L. D a v is , g ran d so n of M r. a o d M rs. A r th u r 6 . H am m e tt , Seym our, T e x ., on T u esd ay , J u n e 30, 1959. T h e R ev . M aurice P h illip s p e rfo rm e d th e doub je r ing c e rem o n y d u rin g th e can d le lig h t c e rem o n y a t 7 p .m . M rs . E v e re t t P o lin g p iay ed tra d itio n a l w edding m u sic . W hite g lad io li a n d 'lark* s p u r d e c o ra ted the a l t a r and fron t pew s. * ‘

G iven in m a rr ia g e b y h e r fa th e r, the b r id e w o re a flo o r-len g th gow n o f w h ite e m b o ssed o rg a n d y o v e r tu lle w ith a s q u a re n e c k l in e 'th a t ex ten d ed in to c a p sleeV es. ' H er chapei-leng th v e il o f F re n c h lUu- sion fell fro m th e s e e d p e a r l J u lie t c a p th a t h e r m o th e r h a d w o rn a t h e r w edding . She c a r r ie d a colon ia l b o u q u e t of w h ite m u ted flow ers. ‘ ’

M iss N an cy N au , CUffwood, w a i th e m a id o f h o n o r . _ S h e w o r t a p o w d er b lu e b a lle rin a -Ie n g th S °w n o f ch iffon w ith a d r a p e d b o d ice , c a p s leev es , a n d fuU a k ir t . A ’th o r t l a c e Veil fell’ fro m a w h i f e t i m a n d s h t . c iir r ie d a . W u*-C olQ i& l b o w ju e t ’ ‘ \

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W aleH * Keyport. M te t 'O f th a b fM e a n d M lsa V iolet "Younig, Union B each , T k e I r b a lle rin a -Ien g th gow ns o f tu rq u o ise la c e h a d p la te b od ices, c a p a leevee, a n d full a k lr ts . T h ey w o re w h ite t ia r a s w ith sh o rt fac e v e ils a n d c a r r ie d 'b lu e colonial b o u q u e ts . S t* -y e a 6 d id P a tr ic ia W alih e , s i s t e r p f t h e b r id e , w aa th e f lo w er j l r l . ..•Her floor-length gown o f yeUow chiffon had a ro u n d neck lin e , c a p s leev es an d full sk ir t . She w o re a s m a i l yellow t ia r a an d c a r r ie d .1 m in ia tu re colonial b o u q u e t o f ye llow flow ers. ^

Sim eon C a r ra s , K e y p o r t, w a s the b est m an an d u sh e rin g w e re A rth u r W alahe, G arw ood , co u s in o f tho b r id e and C h arie s S tuh l, M ataw an .

F o r h e r d a u g h te r 'a w e d d in g ,M f i; W alshe se le c te d a ro y a l b lu e a h e a th fa ille d r e s s w ith a w h im sey h a t, ro y a l b lue f tc e s s o r le s a n d a c o r sa g e of w h ile ro ses a n d c a rn a tio n s .

A fter a recep tio n a t C o ttre ll'S R e s ta u ra n t, K ey p o rt, th e co u p le left for T e x a s . F o r tra v e lin g , t h e b r id e w o re a tw o-piece g r a y s u it w ith S w hite fe a th e r h a t, w h ite a c ce sso r ie s a n d a c o ra a g e o f w h ite ro ses . '

T h e b r id e g ra d u a te d from Key* p o r t H igh School, C l a u o f ltN ), an d w a s em ployed a t C o ttre ll’a R e s ta u r a n t. T h e b rid e g ro o m g ra d u a te d from S ey m o u r H igh Srhool, C la is of 1957, a n d w a s e m p lo y ed b y th e S eym our C o tton C o m p ress Co. b efo re en lis tin g ln the U S. A rm y.

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F ellow ship , sponsored by th e Union B each C o ngrega tiona l C h u rch , left M onday to spend a w eek a t B lair A cadem y, B ia irstow n , w h e re they w ill b e g iven th e op p o rtu n ity to s tu d y y o u th g ro u p w ork. Included

ia th e g ro u p w e re N an cy W ll- llam a, L loyd S to rm s, U nion B each]' Ju d y a n d R o b e rt H endrickson , K ey p o rt, fo rm erly o f U nion B each,

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d au g h te r of Mr. an d M rs. E rn e s t J. F uer, Bound B rook, b e c am e t h e b n d e of H erbert G ordon H ollowell, ion of M r. and M n . H erb e rt L Hollowell. 289 F irs t S t., K eyport. Sunday. Ju n e 21, 1999 Id th e Bound Brook C ongrega tiona l C h u rch The Rev. D r. Otin Lew is p erfo rm ed the double ring c e re m ony.

Given in m arr ia g e by h e r fa th e r , the b rid e w ore a fu ll-length gown designed w ith a scooped fitted bodice, long b r id a l s leev es , dotne-shaped lace ik ir t w ith o v e n Skirt of nylon tu lle cau g h t in the from with pearled lace flow er- e tte s The (ult sk ir t had a b u t te r f ly bustle hack w hich flow ed Into a ch ap lr length tra in . H er fourtie red c ircu la r veil of F re n ch ailk Illusion fell from a co ro n e t of o ran g e bloM om i and she c a rr ie d a cascade bouquet of E u c h a ris t lilies stephanotis and ivy. •

M rs M ar|o rie Sm ith, H astin g s- on-Hudson, N. Y ., was the m a tro n Of honor, and th e a tte n d a n ts w e re M rs B arb a ra F u er, F o rt L au d e rrdale . F l a . s ister-in -law o f theb r id e , Miss R o sem ary B eu latl,Iron M ountain. M ich ., co lleg ec la ssm a te , and M iss C aro l Voor- fceea. New B runsw ick . T h ey w ore

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H ig h lan d s , a n d T h o m a s A ., South O ra n g e ; a d a u g h te r , M rs . W illiam Iaak aen , L e o n a rd o : a s is te r , M rs.V ic to r ia S ch u b ert, B ay sld e, N .Y ., a n d s ix g ran d c h ild re n .. T b e A'. M . f a s t e n A Sons F u n e r a l H om e, A tian tio H igh lands, w ss In c h a rg e o f a rra n g e m e n ta .

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d s y a t 3 p .m . a t the R ezem F u n e ra l H om e, South R iv e r, w ith th e R ev , W illiam S try k e r , p a s to r o f th e S ay rev ille P re sb y te ria n C h u rch , o ffic ia tin g fo r Jo h n A.A llg a lr . W, o f 80 M ain S t., S a y re v ille . w ho d ied M ooday, J u n e 22,1959, in P e r th A m boy H osp ita l.I n te rm e n t w a s In E v e rg re e n C em e te ry . New B runaw ick .

H e w a s th e b ro th e r o f M rs. M ary F lu g g o , K eyport. M r. A llg alr w as a n a tiv e a n d life long re s id e n t of S ay rev ille .

A t th e tim e of h ia d e a th , M r.A llg a lr w as a b u ild in g c o n tra c to r w ho c o n s tru c te d h o m es In S a y re v ille . H e a lso w as a d i re c to r of th e S ay rev ille F i r s t N a tio n a l B ank a n d fo rm e rly w a s ln th e w ho lesale b e v e ra g e d is tr ib u tio n b u sin ess .

Also su rv iv in g a re h is w ife, M rr.Id s (G re y la g ) A llg air ; tw o sa n s ,J o h n H ugo, W hite P la in s , N .Y ., a n d J o s e p h Jo h n , M e rr ic k , L ,L , a n d .one o th e r a is te r , M ra. O liv er W elsh , South Am boy.

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M r. R ic e w a s a n a tiv e of Iron C ity , T eitn . H e w aa a ve te ran of W orld W ar I a n d a m em b er of E dison M em o ria l P o s t , V e irra n i of F o re ig n W ars. H a h a d been a c a rp e n te r for 29 y e a rs , snd w » em p lo y ed a t R a r ita n A rse n s l. Edison Tow nship.

H e Is su rv iv e d t y his wife. M ra. M a ry Ja n e (N u n n ) Rire: th re e so n s , R ic h a rd , O ld Bridge, an d W illiam H. a n d F ran k lin M . Nixon; th re e s is te rs , M rs. W W. W hite a n d M rs. L ln n es White. L ex ing ton , A la ., a n d M rs. Louiie W illiam s, M obile, A la .; two halfb ro th e rs , G en e W hite, Lexinulon. A la., a n d H e rb e rt W hite . E veretl. W ash., a n d 12 g ran d ch ild ren

E u g e n e L . ' P a tte r so nA req u ie m m a i l w u celebrated

a t 9 a .m . F r id a y in St. James C hurch , R ed B an k , fo r Eugene L P a tte rso n , M , o f S] Linden PI , R ed B an k , w ho d ied T ue.day . J u n e 23, 1959, in R iv erv lew Hosp ita l, a f te r a lo n g lllnen In t e n n e n t W U In M t. O livet Cemete ry , M iddletow n T ow nsh ip . M r, P a tte r so n w a s th e fsthir of P a u l P a t te ra b h , H o lm del Townsh ip . H e w a i th e aon o f the lale E u g e n e a n d A m elia C. (N n m an i P a t te r s o n , . H e h a d lived m Red B an k a ll hla lire.

M r. P a tte r so n w a s a com m unic a n t of S t. J a m e s C h u rc h and w u

d ie d T u e s d a y ' J u n e 23, 19M, a t h i s h o m e. In te rm e n t to o k p lac e in S t. J o s e p h 's C e m e te ry , K eyp o r t , u n d e r th e d i r e c t i o n 'o f . th e J o h n J . R y a n H om e (o r F u n e ra ls ,

.K e a a s b u r g r~ - ~ ~ - T — < — ------ -.: M r, U r e a o w u - b o rn In I ta ly , th e i o n o t th e l a te A nton io a n d

T h l le m in a U rezzo : H e h a d b e e n a ■ a m p le r re s id e n t in K e ^ n ib u rg Jot m an Chan ~ H y e a r s a n d a p e rm a n e n t re s id e n t f o r o n e y e a r , m o V ftg f ro m B rook lyn . H e w u a m e m b e r o f S t. A nn’s .C hurch a n d th e I ta l ia n D e m o c ra t ic C lu b o f B ro o k ly n . H e h a d b e e n em p lo y ed b y . M o d ern A c c e sso rie s , Inc.-, K c a n s b e tr g i- a l- a - g e n e r a lm a c h in e

_ . r i TA n g e lin a (G a llo ) U rezzo ; rive d a u g h te rs , M rs. F lo re n c e G re e n , M usk eg o n , M ich .; M ra , F ra n c e s R a f ta , W est K e a n sb u rg . M rs. A nn H a rp o o tlian , M iddletow n T ow nsh ip , M rs . V io la W HIkoom, B rooklyn , a n d M ias L ucille V rezzo , a t h o m e, a n d - se v en g ran d c h ild re n .

V o u r a d v e rtis e m e n t In th is p a p e r j w ill r e a c h p ro sp e c tiv e p u rc h a se r* in e v e ry S jir tm u n ity In th e b a y s b o re a r e a .

pendent Engine .Co., Red Bank Alao survlvlng are his wife. Mr.

Mary .E. Pattenbn; five mher sons, Eugene, Fair Haven; Donald. Harry/Raymond, Red Bank and Charles, River Plaza; a a n t " . Mra, Edith Newman, Red Bank, and nine < grandchildren."The William s. Anderson Funeral

Home, Red Bank, w u in charge of arrangements.

. Mrs. Francis S klllm aa F u n e ra l services wera held F ri

d a y a t 1 pjti.' i t I h e - J o h n J. R y a n H o m e fo r F u n e ra la . K esnt- b u rg , for Mn, K a th e rin e Sklll- m a n , 71, o f 1 K ru e g e r PI.. E ait K e a n sb u rg . w h o d ie d W ednesdsy, June 24, l tS t , a t h e r hom e, follow ing - a , lo o g llln es# . - I h e R s f . J o h n P. E u le r, p a s to r o f tha B«jr- ' -e Com m unlly Ch tn r ln E ast

K e a n sb u rg , o ffic is te d a n d interm ent follow ed in F a irv le w Cem etery, M iddletow n T ow nsh ip .

M rs . S k ilim ah w a s b o rn in Je rsey C ity . S he h s d liv e d in Keantb u rg fo r m a n y y e a rs .

S h e is s u rv iv a l b y h e r huaband, F ra n c is ; tw o s o n s / ' C h s r le i R. M cK nlgh t, K e a n sb u rg , and John M cK nigh t, E a s t ; K ean sb u rg ; i* o d a u (0 * e r t, M n . J e a n Slm p*«i a n d Mn. R u th S a lsy l . both of K e a n sb u rg ; 11 g ra n d c h ild re n and

one great-graoddUM.

D e p e m ln t i i f f e t i b a lle rin a -Ien g th g o w n i t ty la d w ith a coop neck- linea, o a p s leev es , h a re m a k lr ts

w ith v e lv e t b a c k a tre a m e ra . T h e ir m atch in g bow h a ts w e re h e ld

With d u s te r s o f f re sh Ivy leavea t t t h t side* a n d th ey c a rr ie d c a s cad e b o u q u e ts of step h an o tis , da is ies e n d Ivjj.

L aw ren ce L a rse n , W oodbridge, w as the b e s t m sn and uah erin g w e re R obert B agovlch , P ittsb u rg h , P a ; H arry F u e h re r , l lav e ra to w n , P a , f ra te rn ity b ro th e rs, and R obe rt F u e r , F o r t L a u d e rd a le , F la ., b ro th e r of the b ride.

A fter a recep tion for 100 g u ests a t P e te rso n 's Bultonw ood M anor, M ataw an , the couple flew to N assau T hey will be a t hom e J u ly I s t 154 F ir s t S t., K eyport.

T he b rid e Is a g ra d u a te of M ichigan S ta te U n iv ers ity w h ere she m ajo red In E n g lish . She g rad u a te d in 1957 a n d h a s tau g h t K ngllsh for tha paal y e a r In Bound B rook High School. She will tea c h In M idd lesex H igh School In S ep tem ber.

T h e b rid eg ro o m , a g ra d u a te of P en n sy lv an ia S ta te U n iv e rs ity , Is a m em b e r of f i |U a T a u D elta F ra te rn ity . Me m a jo red In p h y s l c s l e d u cstlo n . He Is s te a c h e r in th e W oodbridge H igh School.

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Midget Track In Use At Stadium

Old B rid g e S tad ium will unve il to m o rro w n ig h t ita $21,000 fifth- m ile co u rse built in s id e the h igh m il* oval. I t w ill b e p u t in u se {u n d ay n ig h t fo r the f irs t tim e w hea d r iv e n o f T Q s, th e th re e - q u a rte rs m idge t sp e ed s te rs , w ill give i t a tryou t.

The m an ag em en ts w ill h av e - o th er ad d ed holiday a ttrac tio n * fo r

th e a u to ra c in g fan s . At O ld B rid g e th e re w ill b e a b ig f ire work* d isp lay F r id a y n ig h t A t V aU S a tu rd a y th* MOM C a rd e n S ta te C lassic a t 100 m ile i <300 lap s ) wiU b a run .

In rac in g la s t w eekend, J a c k H o w ard an d th e K e y p o rt N o . «96 c a r c a m e to the, e n d of th e ir V ictory sk e in a t Old B rid g e a s P ic k Johnson, S tockton , sc o re d e v e r th e F o r t M onm outh d r iv e r in th e IM a p nov ice race . H o w ard h ad

' a rec o rd o l sev en w in* In a row . B ill G ilm an , V e s t L ong B ra n c h , w aa th ird ; J a d e H ow ard '* b ro th e r ,

■ Bob, w u fo u rth , a n d B o b K a sp e r , South R iv e r, wa* f ilth .

B row n W lu 8 - L a p F c a tu r*In th a ab aen ce o f J a c k K elly ,

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a y B row n, L sm b ertv ille p ro v ed to b e th e b ig n » a a th a O ld B rid g e S tad ium tp ee d w ay F r id a y , w inn in g th * W a p fea tu re ra c e . B row n h a d f in ish ed w c o n d In flv* o th e r

_ p rev io u s fe a tu re n e e * b e fo re b rea k in g th e le*.

T o n y B attle , E m e ra o n , w u sec- a n d t o c r t a * Um f in ish Use; E d S ig ls r , P o rt. M oam outh , w as th ird ; W alt J e n n in g s , EngU ahtowa, wm* fo u rth u d B ob B oudlnot, B ound B rook, took th* fifth spot.

D ick G lepel, O ld B ridge, loci con tro l o f h is c a r o n th e f i n t tap . I t ran ofl an d then b ack on d ie t ra c k , forcing D ale CU ckaer, Edison , to h it the e a st tu rn g u a rd n i l . C llck n er's c a r tu rn e d o v e r on 11* side an d sk idded down the •peedw ay as the on rush ing field c am s to a sudden ( to p . C llckner w as tre a te d b y the Spotswood F ir s t Aid S q u ad tor m in o r b ru ises.

P r o p o s e d A s P a r k S i t e

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f l n t h a a t la 4:09. C llck n er w aa teco o d . J a c k Stackhous*, H ig h ly t o m , w u th ird and G elpa l. fou rth . T h e le c o a d h e a t w e a t to BIU M cC arth y , • Rum aon, w ith E d i l g l t r , A n t M onm outh, w c o n d . B ob P e r- ah lng , RIb( o m , a a d B a ttle f la lsh ad In o rd e r beh in d th em ."

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novice h e a t In l i f t B ob Bri«gW , Laaghorn* , P a ., took th* *econd •p o t, and D ick H ln h , S ta ten Islan d , w aa t h i r d B ob H ow ard took tn e seco n d h e a t w ith O ilm an, J a c k How ard an d K aaper fin ish ing In t h s t order.

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Pointers Given On Wafer Safety

“M ak* Y o o r“ F a r m P o n d S a fe ; a rec e n t S od C ooaervatkaa g e rv lc *bulletin,p o in te n o a w a te r a a fe ty . W h e th e rthe poo d la fo r I rr ig a t io n , f i n p ro tection , o r r e c re a tio n , s a fe ty i s im portan t, a a y s N e a l M u n ch o f th a Soil C onservation S e rv ic e a t F r e e hold.

Soma « f th* auggeattoo* f o r safety a n : - D u rin g co n s tru c tio n : R cm o v i a ll t re e s , ( tu m p s , am brush w ith in th a iw jn u n ln g a re a ; e lim ina te su d d e n dropoff* a a d deep h o l ts in th e sw im m in g a re a .

After co n a tru ct io n : M a rk tbe aa le sw im m in g a re a s ; p la c e life- sav ing t te r ic e * su c h a* r in g buoy*, ro p ei, o r lo n g p o les a t sw im m in g a reas ; u ae b o a ta t h a t w ill f lo a t if sw am ped o r c ap sized ; a ta y o u t o f fa rm p o n d * d u r in g s to rm s a n d when sp illw a y s a n flo w in g ; rec o g nize th a t f a r m p o n d s a r e h a z a rd a to sm aU c h ild ren .

Most Im p o rta n t, too , la th e n e e d for aU c h ild re n to b e e n c o u ra g e d to lea rn to iw im n n d to k now th e h azard s co n n ec ted w ith W ater.

P oster* o n sa fa b o a tin g , sw im m ing, a n d s k a tin g a n a v a ila b le from th a A m erican R e d C ro ss an d o th e r o rg an iza tio n * t h a t (Jeal w ith w ater a a fe ty . ■ '

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E d w a rd H . C onw ay , p re s id e n t Of Uie R e d B ank C o m m u n ity C h am b er o f C o m m e rc e , h a s b een a p p o in ted t r e a s u re r o f th e SOth A n n iv e rsa ry B u ild ing a n d E x pan sio n F u n d ot th e F a m ily a n d C h ild ren 'a S e rv ic e o f M o nm outh C ounty .

M r. C onw ay, w ho re c e n tly b e c a m e th e f ir s t tn a n e v e r e le c ted to th e p re s id e n c y o f th e R e d B a n k C h a m b e r f o r a seco n d tim e , ia p re s id e n t o f th e S aaco aa t F in a n c e C om pany , .R e d B ank . H e h a s b een d i e d fo r M a o u ts ta n d in g se rv ic e to th e co m m u n ity b y a e v e n d

—tn A al * — aa~ a. f _ a _mrgtwttm om. u t b b m QEpoe l a th e R e d B a r f C o m m u n ity Y J 4 X -A ., S a tv a tk a A n q r Ad- v ta o ty B e a rd . R a d B a a k L ions. R e d B a n k C o m m u n ity A p p ea l a a d F a i r H av en C o m m u n ity A p p ea l, b o th oI wldcfe t a w as In stru m e n ta l in ' o rg an is in g .

T h e F a m ily a a d C h ild ren '* S e rv ice , tb e o n ly ad o p tio n a g e n c y i a M onm outh C ounty , ia p lan n in g to cond uc t a n $85,G0t c a p ita l fund d r iv e to e re c t i ts o w n b u ild in g lo r tb e f ir s t t im e s in c e i t w a s o rg an iz e d SO y e a n ag o . M ra . A lton V . E v an a , p re s id e n t, s a id i t wiU b e b u ilt on B a th A v e . a t W est S t , L o n g B ra n c h . '

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D u rin g th e m o n th o f M a y 1M0 p a t i e n t s ' e n te re d P e r th A m boy G e n e ra l H osp ita l, th e g re a te s t n u m b e r to b e a d m itte d in a n y m o n th . T h e a v e ra g e d a ily o ccu p a n c y w a* 370 p a tie n ts , w ho s ta y e d a n a v e n g e o f s e v e n day*. T h e re w e re Bit o p e ra tio n s , 134} x - ra y p ro c e d u re s an d 14,702 lab o r a to r y te s ts .

F o r th e s e co n d m o n th th e e m e rg e n c y ro o m e x p e rie n c e d a s h a rp in c re a se w h en a n i tp e r c e n t w e re , t re a te d o r a to ta l o f 100S c ase* . M o to r v e h ic le a cc id en t* w e re in v o lv ed In 111 o f th e e m e rg e n cy c a te * . ~T:- -

B ir th s d u r in g th e m o n th o f M ay n u m b e re d t t L - .

Wrestling Tonight Af Asbury Park

As * sp e c ia l h o lid ay fe a tu re a t tra c tio n , P ro m o te r R o lan d J . H ines h u (xw ked " R ic k i" S t a r r to » . gtge th e Z e b ra K id in th e s t a r b o u t o f to n ig h t 's w re s tlin g sh o w a t th e A sb u ry P a rk - C onvention H aU . H in es an n o u n ced th a t h e h a d . to c h an g e th e re g u la r w e d d y w re s tlin g b o u ts to to n ig h t- t h b _ w eek in o r d e r to co m p ly w ith th e p o p u la r re q u e s t o f w re s tlin g fa n s to h a v e “ R ick i’’ a p p e a r a t th e Shore. T h e c o n te s t i s sch ed u led fo r one faU w ith a 60-m iitute t im e lim it. '

In th e sem i-final t il t, M a rt t Lew in a n d D o n C u rtis s ta c k u p a g a in s t th e co m b in e o f D u k e H offm a n an d J o h n n y V an sk y . T h is b o u t re q u ire s tw o o u t o f th re e fall* U w in . A no ther te a m m a tc h h aa th e L a tin du o of M iquel P e rez a a d

Lou” M a rtin e z m a tc h e d w ith th e p o w erfu l T o la s B ro th e rs (C h ris a n d Jo h n ). T h is b o u t a lso req u ire* tw o o u t of th re e fa lls to w in.

In the o p en in g e v e n t, P e p e C hi- c a r r o m ee ts th e a g fte M ex ican " A l” T o r re s . T on igh t’s bout* i t a f t p ro m p tly a t 8 p .m . y ■

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A nd th is Is n o t l im ite d to b a se b a ll. An a n a ly ls t o f p l i y i I* the stock an d t ra d e o f co llag* and pro fessional foo tball. E a c h p la y e r on th t h o m e te a m a n d b n th* opposition Is c la ss if ied a s to h is p e rfo rm an ce on offens* u d d efense, on h is . w o rk o n * p assin g g am e , a ru n n in g g a m e ; o r a k ick ing fo rih a tio n .'b * I t b y the: hom e team itse lf b r t h t opposition. F ro m thi* a co ach know s w hen to ten d in c e rta in p feyer* arid to rem ove o th e n , In th o "M g tim e” colleg* a n d p ro te i ilo n a t ranks, th l i i i w o rk ed upon s o mucK by s c o re r i a n d i ta t l i t lc ia n i , th a t lt com e* In to th* field o f a sc ience.

In high *chool football, no such analysis 1* possible. If lt w e re possible, I t w ould lac k reliab ility In app lica tion a s th* p layer* do n o t h tv « to th* one-p iay-after- ano ther u n ifo rm ity of perfo rm ance to m ik e I t aaf* for a coach to g e n e riilz e o r d raw deduction* w ith in a n allow able p e rc e n tag e of

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e r r o r . H ow ever, a ic o re r like H anson can give a coach an an g le on th e g a m e p e rfo rm an ce of p lay e rs th a t c a n prov ide a key to w hy a te a m doe* n o t “ c lic k ," w hy ■qm a p lay er* am ong th e eleven o 4 t o n th e field a f* off In tim in g o r o ff In i i i l g h m e n r o n ce rta in play*, s o a* to ip o il th a im ooth- neas of function ing o l th a e leven a s a whole. The sudden "find ing” o f Itself, s* o ccu rred with a s e em in g ly m ed iocre K ey p o rt e leven la* t fall In th e W ayne ’Tow nship g a m e , a n d c a rr ie d o v e r Into the M a ts p a n g a m e , in d ica ted how vita l thi* g a th e rin g an d , c ls ja lfy ia i of in fo rm atio n a b o u t th* tea m p e rfo rm a n c e o f a n e leven can b*. an d how th e de tec tion fro m tl)i* in fo rm atloo , when com piled , c a n lead to th e finding o f o rd in a rily unseen flaw*. C o rrec ted , a losing team can b* c o n v erted Into a w inning one.

ApptWfl To B asketball Tea H anson a g a in app lies thia an a l

ysis in bask etb a ll, on reports g s rn e re d b y sp o tte rs on shot* m ad e and sho ts m issed by both the K ey p o rt team an d opponent te a ta p lay e rs from d iffe ren t site* o l th a co u rt. I t a lso ind ica tes to th e co ach how theae sh o ts w ere m ad s an d a g a in st w hat kind of o ffense an d defense, s ta tic zone, co llapsing o r d riftin g io n s , m an- to -m an o r all-court preas.

T h e sc o re r c lass ifies th e Inform atio n o b tain ed 10 the coaches c a n h ave a fram e o f refe ren ce on w hich to launch a d iscussion of tea m o p e ra tio n s an d m ode o f p lay w ith a i i l s t a n t coaches. In h igh school circ le* , it I* a b oun ty o f a ,

u n c e rta in o rd e r to h ave a ■ corer o f H an io n 'a ex p e rien ce a n d p a in s ta k in g u n d e rs tan d in g to p re p a re th e d a ta fro m w hich th e c o a p h e i w ill rea c h th e i r deduc- tlo s a n d ' decisions. .

T h s KHS ic o re r , got- |n t i ) t h l > d e l l o f y o u th r e c r « |t io h w o rp be* cfcuM h a * a n t* # * t ot h ln g . f o r 'y o u th , - w h i le ', l lv i t a (Jn W ttx lbridge.-:T fi*re I* n o p * y -la it, a n d c e rta in ly n o reco m p en se a g a in s t t h e sm o u n t o f do tsfled w ork involved . W hen hi* ' son wa* ■ K ey p o rt H igh a th le te , Han*on c a m e to know how a c o tc h '* Job c a n e x ceed th e c a p a c ity of a hlg lj schoo l m en to r to h an d le It* d e ta il. H e p itched in to h e l j f w h ere h e .could. S co rin g w a* lt a n d a f te r th a g rad u a tio n of h is aon,, Jo h n , H aitsot) k ep t to th is c h o re for th a good th a t cou td b e dqnb to a n eed e d fie ld o f w o rk .of K H S .fp o r t* / ■

P la y e d F o r P e r th A m boy H igh T h e KHS ic o r e r d id hi* ow n

Ich o U stlc i p o r t i p lay in g fo r P e r thAnWW,HI*h In ft* «*rly IWO*.B a sk e tb a lh w a * -hi* gam *. H e la te r , p l a y e d l n the .Q ld Ju jH to r iu m on N ew B runsw ick A v e .-w ith th e e ig h t-team ch u rch leag ii* th a t flo u rish ed in Am boy In thoiR d a y s ; Som e of Ih e f a r te d p lay e rs to com e o u t of It w e re th * H an ton b ro th e rs , P e t* a n d W es, O a ia C h lim ad la , H ank T h o m a s an d o th e rs w hom G um m y Brovm m llle r , al*o now of K ey p o rt, could ■pot,

T h e P e r th Am boy H igh gy m In t|io** day* w i s lo ca te d lit the b a ie m e n t o f the school an d the b a sk e ts w e r e *0 co n s tru c ted a g a in s t th e low celllrig th a t only a few lnche* c lea ran ce ex is ted for a b ask e tb a ll to go th ro u g h on Its w ay to tl;* b u k e t . T h e P e r th A m boy tea n ts , u sed to th e low celling, h id a te r r if ic .ad v a n ta g e o v e r tho o p p o i l i lo r i 'p t h V ic o r e ;

79 Racing Drivers In Union Beach Speedboat Regatta; Boggs Winner

C en tra l J e r s e y (O u tb o ard ) f a c in g A ssociation g av e th la a r e a a n o u ts ta n d in g aporta sp ec tac le '.Sund a y In th e sp eed b o a t reg a tta a t th * Union B each •h o re fro o t. T h s t bo rough h sd one o f t h t la rg e r c ro w d s in Its h isto ry tu rn o u t for th e ev en t, ev en though a b a d report e a rly In (he m orn ing h ad th e r* g a tt« ca lle d o ff b e c a u ie o f fog condition*. -

A ctua lly w a te r an d tid e coodl- l lb h i Im proved a s th e d a y w en t a lo n g , l t w as n e c essa ry to po stp o n e th e s ta r t o f rac in g to p e rm it th e sw ells to “ to p " off. By m id-afte rnoon a fine rac in g su rfa c e w aa p rese n ted a n d th e d riv e r s did it full Justice. T h e re w e re I t speedboat d r iv e rs o n h an d , a tr ib u te to the re g a rd in w hich th e aponsoring CJO RA d rlv e ra a re h e ld in rac in g c irc le s . T h t d r iv e r s rep re se n te d a n e n try lis t of o v e r 100 boat*, m ak in g the re g a tta one o f th e to p onea of th e e aa t c o a it .

F ittin g ly , H a rr iso n Boggs Jr., K ey p o rt, th s m an w ho d id the m o st of the w o rk In a rra n g in g the e v e n t, c a rr ie d off to p ra c in g hono rs . B ogge took both th e DU a to ck ru n ab o u t an d th e D stock h y d ro p lan e honora. H e w on h is eveo t* In a d iv e rse w ay. In the ru n ab o u t d a u l t wa* by “ no tin g h e r in to th e w ave*" In a rolling ■ea to o v e rta k e D ick O 'D ea, P a te rso n , the n s tio n a l c h a m p , and J o h n S chedel, S ecau cu s, th e N .J . c h a r ip , a n d th en b a ttlin g o ff the c h a lle n g e a . p re se n ted a ro u n d th* c o u n t to hold the lead . Boggs w s s s cool a n d d a rin g d r iv e r in t h is t>ne, li) th e D h y d ro p lan e e v e n t, B oggs w on th e tro p h y o n p e rfe c t t im in g c o m in g u p to , th e s ta r t in g line', O 'D sa" aft<f tw o o th e r d r iv e rs ro a re d dow n o n th e line a n d “Ju m p e d " th e g u n ,' a s tu n t t h s t so m e tlm ss can b t gotte n aw ay w ith. .

O m n d c r* D isqualified B u t J a c k W am o ck , H a ile t, w ho

w a* tim e r a t U nion B each , w as n o t to b a tak e n in a n d h* dl*- q u a lif ie d th * offender* . Boggs rea liz in g th e a d v a n ta g e h a h ad g a in e d b y h ittin g th * m ark w ith th e boom of th e s ta r tin g gun h ad on ly to d riv e a h e a d of 'the rem a in d e r of th e field a n d le t O 'D ea an d th * o th e r tw o ta k e th e r isk s . F o r B oggs It w s s lu s t to fin ish w ithout a c c i d e n t p r tak in g fo o lhardy c h an ce* fo r w h ich h e lit. tu rn w ould b t d isq u a lif ied an d th ese h e ap tly a v o id e d . „>1V

' B e n ' S ic a , K e y p o rt, w a s a , b r il l ia n t d r iv e r b u t h e . w a * ' -caiig lit in the on* m l l h a p 't o (p o ll th e d a y . H e w a* d r iv in g K ey p o rt

Tony LaC onte '* b o l t In th e C i to c k h y d ro p lan e ev e n t a n d '- he h ad th e b o a t, p lan in g d e* p ite th e choppy se a . G unn ing , a lo n g w ith h im w as Bill P a rk e r , B o rd en to w n , a n d hot a f te r th em w a a V h F ra n k lin , Spot*w ood. In a " s lid in g " a o d d e n t a t a \ t u m in th e Wild going, F ra n k lin b o re - dow n on S ica a n d th e K e y p o r te r ao u g h t to c le a r hlifi, I t fo rc e d th e S ic* boa t to slide. In to th e P a r k e r b o a t, te a r in g - i t o p en , o n th e s id e . .

T h e rac * w a s h a lte d a n d P a l t e r w u re sc u e d f ro m t h a . w a te r b y U nion B each f ire m e n a ftd f i r t t • Id m en . A fte r t re a tm e n t fo r e m erg en cy n e e d s b y D r . C l ib e i t O llnl, K ey p o rt; l i* wait u k e n to R lv e rv lew H o sp ita l w h e re h* Is u n d e r tre a (m e n f fo r coecyfsiO n •n d su b m ersio n .

A nd rew s T a k a s “ P r* ’* R m * O eo rg e A ndrew s, M a ta w tn , to o k

the o n e r a c e fo r ,“p r o " d r iv e n , th e C laaa C a lc o h o l-b u rn in g h y d ro p lan e e v en t. E a r te r n s e a b o a rd c h a m p in th is e v e n t, h * r a c e d from th e fie ld . ; - .

L ou L e tw en ik e , U nion B each , got a w a y to o n e of th e fln * r ■ tarta of th a d a y In th * D U d a s * b u t cou ld n o t h o ld h is p la c e . L s - C onte could n o t g e t b is b o a t to tsk e th e s e s In th e D s to c k h y d ro p lan e d a i s a n d su ffe re d th e d U ; ap p o in tm en t o f m ak in g h i* w o n t show ing o f th e *ea*on in h l i c lu b ’s own r e g a tta . . ,

T h e . A m erican P o w er B o a t A ssociation g av e a p p ro v a l to th e re g a tta thi* y e a r . It* seco n d y e a r a t U nion B each , a n d po in t* w o n will go to w a rd n a tio n a l a ta n d ln g i.- T h e C e n tra l J e r j e y . ra c in g , m en

tlow w ill tu rn their, a tte n lto ri th tp e a n n u a l 'F i re c r a c k e r R e g a tg i ^ P e r th iM nboy n e x t S u n d ay , U w r

go fo r h o n o ra In th e , ' i lL , e v e n t a t L ong B ran ch . th* . J u ly 12 w eekend , " ' "

T h e U nion B each r e g a t ta ium-^ ih sr lea ; . • •. j ■

AU Rum bouU—1 Rodney. Althoua*. llohrsv ltK , P a .; I . Oaor»« Day. Bar-rln iton ; s . Jo e Na*y, Trenton.

B u B unab o u t» -l -1 ~ '__________________ O hriitv Bat.Umore, Md.: 1. BUI Raymond, N.V.C.; 3, Bill Rood. Laonla.

CU RunaboUU—1. Dick Reaa, Potta- tawn. P i . ; 3. Frank Shuitx, Ctavaland, Ohio: I. Ken W lnieti, N.Y.C.

OU RunaW uta—1. Harrison B o ffl. Keyport: I. Dick Rcta, PotUlown, Pa.; S. John Schedel, Secaucua.

A Stock Hydros—l. H arry Mathei. Trenton; I . Dave Bickham, Beach

At - Park, Pa.

C Stock Hydros—1. Joe DeFabo, WII- m tnston, Del.; S. Richard O'Dea, P i- taraon; 8, Victor Franklin, Spotawood.ID Slock Hydros—1. Harrison Bo**>.

keyport; S, Joe DeFebo,.W llmin|1on, Del.; 3. R ichard O’Dea, Pateraon.

,C Alcohol Hydros — 1, G eorse Andrew s. M staw an; S. Byron Shannon. Audubon; I . Byron Shannon Jr., Audubon.

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u n a a a d x u r - iB iw i t w -U M ts a a tti i w u r it ' ■ i cniiiiw >■»«■„,»»

H a n to n a lso w a s a g u a rd on one of th e ea rlie r , P e r th Amboy, fqot- b a ll te a m i to p lay . Jo h n H anson rec a lls th a t Freehold," o n e of the few o th e r achool* a ro u n d to h a v e a .football team In th e e a rly 19219s. g ro u n d P e r th Am boy into the g rav e l of the o ld R a r ita n Copp e r ' W ork* field. T h e P e r th Am boy tea m gained only th eir Jersey* from the c ity 's b o a rd of educ a tio n . T he o th er eq u ip m en t w as loan ed by the old P e r th Am boy D ex te rs , one of th e e a r l ie r sem i- pro football a g g reg a tio n ! In th ese p a r ts . B ut despite th e ir lax ity In p ro v id in g equ ipm en t a n d a field , th e P e r th Am bov school au thor! Itlea w er? not Indifferent to sp o rts an d p a rticu la rly football In anoth-

N e x t W e e k W e d . th ru Sar. H -S -lt pr*Mnti .

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NIVEN I M kU IN E I YOUNG

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e r w ay . W hen th * f lra t m a rk in g p e rio d w a s re a c h e d . I t w a s found to o n ian y p lay e r* w * r t n o t pais*, in g In .o n * su b je c t, . s o footbsU w u ru le d out- How m an y high schoo ls to d ay w ould h a n d ' o u t w holes*!* d isq u a lif ica tio n s b e c au se p la y e ra fa iled In on ly o n e s u b je c t? ^ e fa i lu re s .w e re n o t b a d one*, a t th a t , H aniofi recall* .

In te re s te d In L ittle L eagueH anson d id n o t p lay baseb a ll In

h ig h achoot o r In sem i-p ro ran k s th e re a f te r , H is fan c y fo r th e g a m e d eveloped w hen he W as a n e a r ly p a r t ic ip a n t In w h a t w e now ltn o w a s d ire c tin g L ittle LeaguS b a seb a ll. " J u s t to r tho k ids In ,th e n e ig h b o rh o o d ," Jb h n explain* In say in g th a t he . h a d no Idea a t th e tim e , In th e 1910s, th a t he W as b e in g a n In itia to r pf w h a t w a i . to b eco m e a g r e a t na tionw ide m ovem en t fo r th e b o y i o f Amerlcsi!

W ith hi* rem o v a l to K eyport,HnnBon found hl» o w n . aon, J a c k , c o m p e tin g In h is school sp o rts . I t th en w as rev e a led to h im th e alze o f * job th a t a h igh school c o a ch u n d e rta k e s a n d tho am o u n t o f behlnd-lhe-scenea d e ta li w ork th a t h a i to b e done. H anson w orke d Into th li field of sco rin g a n d tab u la tin g a n d analyzing high achool a th le tea an d th e ir p e rfo rm a n c es to give th e K eyport c o a ch e i a dependab le so u rce o f player-by- p la y e r in fo rm atio n o n w hich to p lan th e ir m ove* in ln te rsch o last lc com petition . T h e u n d efea ted football tea m o f 1956, the Shore C onference b a sk e tb a ll cham p* of 1837, a n d th e b aseb a ll cham pions o f 1959 w e re a id ed In th e ir pro- g re ss lo n -b y th e -w o rk ;

T he K ey p o rt coach ing a tn ff h a s w a n te d to e x p re ss ap p rec ia tio n of th e a ss is ta n c e or John H anson. H is w o rk is done for youth. The Id ea o f seek ing an y perso n a l a d van cem en t, o f g a in o r recognition fo r h im self th ere b y w ould .se e m o d d to th e m a n w ho p e rfo rm s lt. H um an n a tu re Is so constitu ted th a t it la h a rd to bellovo th a t th e re a r e iha'ny people, like John H an so n , w ho p e rfo rm behlnd-lhc-

sc en e s s e rv ic e s Just fo r the good th ey do. T h a t Is h i t rew a rd , Just th e sa tis fa c tio n h e can g e t out of fu lfilling a ro le th a t 99 people out of 100 w ould not know ex isted .

Marin* Pollc* Will Warn Of Weather

F |y ln g r e d p en n an ts displayed o n th e a ta te 's m a rin a p a tro l boats w ill t o p a r t o f th s new mobile s to rm w a rn in g fe rv ic e to be ln ltja te d ,, b y th * D ep artm en t of C 9n sary A tl5 ii~ in d 'E c o n o m ic Dev e lo p m en t th ro u g h the co-operation o t th e U nited S ta te s W eather B u reau on J u ly I I. N ew Je rse y wjll b e ; t h e f lr a t t o ad o p t the ■ervice o n a i ta tM v ld e b asis .

T h e a n n o u n cem en t w a s m ade by C om m lsaloner S * lva to re A. Bon- tem p o In con junc tion w ith safe b o a tin g w eek p ro cla im ed by Gov. R o b ert B . M e y n er th ro u g h J u ly 4. The pen n an ta w ill a le r t a ll boat o p e ra to r* th a t w inds exceeding 2 5 -m lles-p er-h o u r a re expected and th a t Im m ed ia te s h e lte r should b e tak e n . T h e v isu a l w arn in g s will l e r v e a ll ty p es o t v e s se l i re g a rd le s s Of t h t com m unlcatlona sy stem s th e y m a y h av e in l is t.

Thanksgiving Grid Game Again At Keyport

C oach S tan (T uffy ) B a k e r has re le a se d th e KHS football schedule fo r th a co m in g se a io n . F o r the th ird co n secu tiv e y e a r th e Annual T h a n k sg iv in g D a y -g a m e -w lth M ata w a n will b a p lay e d a t th e Keyp o r t field . '

T h e sch ed u le ls a s follows: S ept. 26, W ayne Tow nship , aw ay; Oct. 3, T o m s R iv e r, aw ay , 10, O cean C oun ty C en tra l (B ayville) R eg iona l, aw a y ; 17, P o in t P leasan t, h o m e, 14, L akew ood , h o m e, 31, M etuchen , aw ay ; N ov. 7, Wall Tow nship , hom e, 14, Rum son, aw ay , 26, M a taw an , h o tno <11 a .m ,) , x

K -M 8-12 B a s e b a l l

Boys ft-12 L e ag u e b a seb a ll will be played in th e K-M d iv is io n a s follows T onigh t • C a rd in a ls v s . Terriers. B rave* v s . C a rd in a ls , both gam es a t K e y p o rt; J u ly «, Braves vs. R e d SO<,' a t M a ta w a n i July 7. B ears v s . T lg e ra , a t M ataw an. July ( , R a id e r* v s . T e r r i e rs , a t M a taw an . ;. '

Marz Duo Leads Hecl-Toe Gub

The M ataw an (Juo of- W alte r a n d E lizab e th M arx a r e . l is te d a t th e top o f p o in t ita A d U g s In H eel a n d T o t C lub com p ila tio n * fo r th e 19M 59 seaso n ‘ Issu ed k s o l la te June .

W alter M a rt lea d s W* fellow M ataw an er, T e n E y c k R onson, 6389 to JIM In * l is t o f 11 r a te d jdrivers o f ip o r t s c a n . E liz a b e th ^ ta rz is f a r o u t a h e a d In th e w om en’s d iv ision , e n jo y in g a 5450 to 3479 lead e v e r E th e l H e u c h e l , R ed Bank.

Only m en d r lv e ra w ho a r e r a te d pointw ise fro m th la a r e a a re ,7 th , j to w a rd U n g e re r, H o lm del, 1470; 11th, D onald S tep h en s, M a ta w a n , 1950; 21st R ay m o n d C olot, M a ta w an . 700; 22nd A l P o o le , H o lm del, 700; 28th, P e te r B en to n , M ataw an , (0 . In the w o m e n 's d iv is io n , D o ris R onson is 8 th a t 2000 p o in ts , J o a n U flgerer, H olm del, I t U th a t (70 p o in ts , M ib e l B enton , M a ta w a n , 17Ui a t 10 po in t* :

Other .Member* Frem Area .O th e r m e m b e r* ' o f th e e lu b

f ro m th is , a r e a a r e E a r l B enton , a n d A r th u r H olm es, M a ta w a n ;. B ab a n d T e n a Ja y so n , H az le t; PaUl" A. M lttr lc k , R o n a ld M itt* !tlc l(,iand L e ro y and N alm o h h o d e * ' K e y p o r t R F D ; M a rg a re t PobW, H plm del. T h e c lu b h a d M m em - J » r s o n i ts ro s te r a s o f M ay 31.

T o n ig h t a t th e P le**an.t V alley In n , .H o lm d el, th e d u b w ill p re se n t tro p h le* to th e 10 h ig h p lac e w in n e rs In th e Ju n e 13 ra l ly In M ad iso n T o w n sh ip . ' -The ra l ly ro u te* In M adison w e re m a rk e d b y 13 sign 's b u t th e fin a l check * h o w i w c h . a w ide a l lp a r i ty o f ( ro m M to S7 m ile* In th e di*- ta u c e s { o y e re d by tb e c o m p e tin g c a r* a n d a d iffe ren ce o f one-hOu'r- an d -o n e-h a lf in e la p se d tim e b e tw e e n th e - f ir s t an d seco n d c a r* .

H o Im iJe L F Ire Co. Is se ek in g a su ita b le f ie ld fo r th e c lu b io hold a r a l ly in th e la te s \im m e r. W alte r M a r i l i r e p o r te d to b e w ork ing o n / a r a l ly o f ISO m ile* d u ra tio n o lt' O c t. I I . T h e n e x t t r i a ls ev en t o f th e d u b ls tin d e r th e d ire c tio n o f A i p o o l* an d Is s la te d to r Sept. 13.

Boat Safety Week Being Observed Now.

S a fa b o a tin g la rg e ly i i a m a t te r o f co m m o n se n se , S a lv a to re A. B o n tem p o ,' C o m m iss io n e r o f th e State;' D e p a r tm e n t o f C o n serv atio n a n d E c o n o m ic D evelopm ent, r e m a rk e d t o d a y In o b se rv in g N a tio n a l S a fe , B o a tin g W eek.

A lre a d y th is y e a r , 15 se rio u s a c c id e n ts h av e , b een re p o r te d , h e s a id , c o m p a r id w ith only fo u r In th e s a m e p e rio d a y e a r ag o . In th e ’ a c c id e n ts , 10 o f w h ich w e re oii*:; t id a l w a te rs , a ix w e re k illed a iid s ix in ju re d , w h ile on ly one in ju ry s n d n o d e a th s o c c u rre d In th e : f ir s t ?>x m °P th s o f 1958.

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A th re e -te a m ra c e for f ir s t p la c e h a s d e v e lo p ed in the R a r i t a n ' A th letic A sso c ia tio n so ftb a ll leag u e a s a r e s u lt o f a l o s s b y N o rg a te - M anor an d v ic to rie s by Foxw ood a n d W oodland P a rk . N o rg a te lead s th e lea g u e w ith a sev en w ins a n d o ne loss rec o rd w hile Foxw ood a n d W oodland P a r k a re tie d fo r second p lac e w ith s ix w ins an d tw o d e fea ts . . ,,. W ith only one g a m e rem a in in g o n the r e g u la r schedu le , a w in b y N o rg a te M an o r w ill e a rn then^ t h e ' ch am p io n sh ip . A lo fs b y N o rg a te , who w inds u p th e se aso n p la y in g ' ~ ‘ second p la c e W oodland P a rk , a n d a v ic to ry b y Foxw ood o v e r C o ra l- wood w ill dead lo ck th e th re e team * fo r f ir s t p lac e . . ;

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S in th e e x tr a inn ing o o a n A ~— ■ p ro d u cin g doub le b y J e r r y O tten , m a n a g e r J o h n H o ran *aw h i* Coralw ood c lu b r i t e to th e h e ig h t* ' k no tting the *core o n * doub le b y Bill B a rto n a n d a n e r ro r Irf th e N o rg a te team . A l in e d r iv e h o m e ru n b y Bob N ag le in to th e g loom ’ w rap p ed u p th e g a m e fo r Winn ing p itc h e r Bud Cole,

W oodland P a r k tro u n c e d R a r ita n R idge 18 to 3 * s E 4 . Sch isse i p ick e d j . u p th e v ic to ry w ith a *lx-hlt p e r fo rm a n ce , hi* b e* t g am * th la seaso n . P e te E a g a n ,- J o h n W ilkins, W slt G a m e r *n d J o e C o rrad i pounced on R ed C oughlin’s to ssee to p rp v ld e th e o o m fo rtab le w inn ing m a rg in . .

Bill M a rt in flreb a lled h l /w a y to a th ree -h it v ic to ry a s G ard en P a rk w a y , ro u te d F leetw o o d 10 to 1. A m ong th e b ig h i tte rs for th e v ic to rs w a s J im R ed m o n d .

C hestn u t H ilt; a w o k e f ro m th e d o ld rum * a n d - d e fe a te d U p p er R a r ita n l t to ( w ith ’ m a n a g e r J a c k P a d a v a n o b ittin g a hom e ru n a n d tw o s in g le s . L ou L oclto an d F re d D o ra n a ls o ad d ed to th e b ig h it a tta c k .

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SEM T-PRO B A S B B A U TOUR N B Y now la p ro g re s s s t W a te n fk ad lu m , P e r th A m boy, s a w ooe local o u tfit e lim in a ted In the f irs t round S unday . C anad ian H om e*, th * C a n y tea m o f A m boy b a s e b a ll, w e n t o u t 1S4 on a ao -h lU er fash io n ed tty Boh H lllle rty , of Ihe J e rs e y C ity D es tro y e rs . C a r l S te p h en i, M a taw an H lg h 'i h u rlin g a ce , d id n o t g e t s c h s n c s t o ahow U s w a re s in th is o n e , e v e n though a n tha C a ra y ra s te r . O u l s J o h n son an d C alv in C ro ss , o f th * Cliffw ood R o y a ls , d id th e m o u n d w ork for th e C a re y n ine In th e i r u n happy v en tu re , P s t M cCoy, BUI P e n n fea lh e r, O s c s r C ro ss a n d Wai-: ly T a y lo r s r e o th e r R o y a li p lay e rs p e rfo rm in g in s d o ub is ra l* for the C sra y team . T h e SL P e t e r 's H igh, J e n e y C ity, b s 11 e r y o l Jo e S ie lg a s a n d Al W eigand , w ho put M HS o u t o f th e O r a s te r N ew ark T o u rn a m e n t la s t y e s r , d id d u ty for

th e M t. C arm e l te a m o f J e rse y C ity in a n o th e r g a m e p lay ed Sund ay b u t they, too, w e re snow ed u n d e r. J o e B u rn s , P r in c e to n Univ e rs i ty p itc h e r, w as o n th e m ound fo r the T ren to n M an n in g s and th ey b las te d th e M t. C arm clilee u n d e r 10-4. T e a m s y e t to s t s r t io th e to u rn e y a re M elro se S porting G o o d s o f N ew B ru n sw ick , defen d in g c h am p io a , th e P la in fie ld D re ie rs , th e T re n to n P o lice A thle tic L eague, M offa’s F a rm (4 W rs tv llle , th e L ong B ra n d i I ttH sn - A m e rlc a n tea m of th e J e rs e y S hors L e ig u e , th e P la in f ie ld S a raceaa , K ey p o rt A rrow s, P s te r s o n P h illies. T he A rro w s m sy g e t a c a ll to p ls y t h l i w eekend. ’

T H E " W E E K L Y ’ W ORD e n f a c i a l * t M onm outh P a r k Is w ith o u t b en e fit of tru s tw o rth y t ip s . I f w * h a d s u c h , w » w ould n o t b s w ork ing fo r a n ew sp ap e r, o r ev en , w o rk in g . T h a a ta te of t h l n f i h u re tu rn e d t e n o rm a l fo r th e tra c k s t O c c sn p o rt w ith I t p e r ce n t of th s . fav o rite s

-co m in g In to w in a a o i - t h e en d o f ra c in g M onday. T h e re w e r t 71 p e r ce n t o f fsv o r lte * com ing in th e m oney , Ind ica ting seven o u t of e v e ry U Isv o r l te s b e t lo show will g e t you m ojiey , ev en If II Is only N M on I ) b e t. A w eek a g o Ih e p e rc e n tag e e f fav o rite s c im ln g In to w in h i d rea c h e d the J a m a ic a p ro p o rtio n s o f 40 p e r c e n t. A l J a m a ic a I t r a n a s high a i 41 p a r c e n t U s t sp rin g , T h a n h a d been UT! h o rse s g o o ff a t M oam outh P a th a t th * a n d d t rac in g M onday. O f Ih***, 8M w e n t off s t p r ic e s OTU-1 o r b e t t e r , In d lcs tln g one o a t \p f e v e n tw o h o rse s going o f t i t tne O c a a n p o rt t ra c k l l a long , km g, s h o t O nly 11 o u t o f U f h o n e s g oing off at p r ic e s of 30-1 o r longer h a d co m e In th e m oney a n d only th re * of theaa h s d corns Is to w in , Ind ica ting ih * chano* o l su ch s ho rs* lo w in b e l u only o m la TS sn d to co m * f t th * m o n ey on ly 1 In U . T h a n ahouid b s m o rs Io n s sh o tl t h i n th ia p a y off.

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Keansburg Man Held In Slaying

- H u b e r t Jr A sm ar, 27, C h erry M f te e F a r m R d .; M iddletow n T ow n. sh ip , w aa fa ta lly w ounded b y a

sh o tg u n b las t f ired b y h i) w ile ’s su ito r e a r ly S unday m o rn in g in w h a t co u n ty d e te c tiv e s te rm e d a tra g ic e n d to a love trian g le .

D e m e tro J . L aveglio , 48 St. Jo h n s P I ., K ean sb u rg , c o n fessed to th e s la y in g o f h is childhood frien d , an d

, h a a b e e n confined w ith o u t b a il to . th e M onm outh C oun ty Jail, F re e-■ hold , c h a rg e d w ith m u rd e r. H e

w ill b e a rra ig n e d b e fo re M iddle' tow n T ow nsh ip M a g is tra te W. G il

b e r t M a n to n to d ay . -.- -M r, A sm a r, 27, s b rak e m a a a t

■ th e R a r ita n C o p p er work*, d ied a t • R lv e rv ie w H osp ita l, 90 m in u tes ; a f t e r h e w a s sh o t ia th e ab d o m en . w i th * 12-gauge ( la g le b a rr e l sho t-

g u a . M r , A a m a r 's w ife R u th , 26,- Is ex p ec tin g a s lx t h c b i l d . S h i

h a s th re e g i r l s a o d tw o b o y s ran g ' lo g in a g e f ro m o n e to ie v e n y e a n .

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M cC arth y , along w ith P a tro lm en F ra n k G leason an d A rth u r Scott,

sh e d to the scene, J00 fe e t w est C h e rry T re e F a rm Rd, a t 1 3 8

a .m . hav ing rece iv ed a c a ll fro m a n e ig h b o r living in 'th e sam e house, M rs . P h ilip D ard e lfe to ld police th a t she w as a ro u sed by a ahot u d Im m ed ia te ly notified police h e a d q u a rte rs .

Sgt M cC arthy aa ld th a t w hen h e a rr iv e d a t the fa rm h o u se type s tru c tu re M r. A sm ar w as lying on th e sidew alk Just o u tside the r e a r en tra n c e of the old 10-room fram e a p a rtm e n t house. T h e o fficer fu rth e r t u t e d th a t M r. A sm ar w as

•'W utchtng hla s to m ach and sc re a m ing. ‘‘P le ase h e lp m e. P lease help m e ."

A fter calling tbe F a irv lew F irs t A id Squad, th e o fficers co rn e red Laveglio , an unem ployed tru ck d riv e r , In the d ead m a n 's bedroom . Sgt. M cC arthy fu rth e r re la te d th a t th e 150-pound m an su rre n d e re d m eek ly , b u t h ad to b e c a rr ie d to th e police c a r w hen h e tem p o rarily b ro k e f re e from his c ap tiv es and b eg an stom ping on h is victim . " I hope he d ies . . . I 'd do lt a g a in ," Laveg lio yelled . •

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ln a s ta te of h y s te ria , an d h ad to be tra n sp o rte d to the h osp ita l along w ith h e r husband. S he w as re lea se d a f te r being tre a te d fo r shock. A cting D e tec tiv e R o b ert M . L e tts , s a id th e 30-year-old d e fen d an t confessed to the c rim e a f te r b r ie f in te rro g a tio n . C oun ty D e te c tiv es A lb e rt y , M cC orm ick a n d M e rr it t K e n t d s t l s te d U w o ttl- c e r in th s in v estig a tio n .

J o h n M . f law lo tV ch ie f o f M onm o u th C o u n ty d e tec tiv es , "q u o ted L aveg lio a s la y in g h e w as ln love w ith tlw d ec ea se d m a n 's w ife, and h a d a sk ed h e r to g o aw ay with h im .

D e t. L e tt* M id tha s le n d e r bu ilt L aveg lio , w ho Is t in g le , w ss broodin g a n d d rin k in g a l l d a y S a tu rd a y a n d b o r o y e d - . th e g u n f ro m h l i . f a th e r , Jo sep h , w ith w hom h e lives. P o lic e M id ) h e to)d M a p a re n ta he w a n te d to “ jlill a r a t , " w hich he h a d seen in t h t y a rd .

F u n e ra l te rv ic e s fo r M r^ A sm ar w e re h e ld y e s te rd ay a t 9:34 a .m . a t St. A n n 's C hurch , K eansburg . T h e Jo h n J . R y a n H om e fo r F u n e ra ls ,-K e a n sb u rg , w a s In c h a rg e

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Cyclist With Learner's Permit Fined By Martin

M a g is tra te J a m e s H. M artin , M a taw an , M onday fined Edw in K erpen , 25, C en terv ille , fo r c a re less d r iv in g w ith a m oto rcycle . T h e d e fe n d a n t p a id f 10 and $5 costs. T h e m a g is tr a te a lso q u estioned M r. K e rp e n 's allow ing s r id e r o n the b a c k s e a t of h is vehicle w hen h e w as o p e ra tin g oo a le a rn e r ’s p e rm it.

M r, K e rp e n 's cy c le b a re ly m laa- e d collision w ith a c a r d riv en b y Stephen K elly , 42, o f H M a in St., K ey p o rt, a s M r. K elly w a a m ak in g a r ig h t tu rn on M ain St., n e a r Church SL J u n e 3. P e te r Sapsa, 21, E lm o ra , r id in g on th e r e a r ae a t o f Uie cy c le to ld the. c o u rt h is t e a t h it th e a id* of th ? K elly c a r a s th e c y c le t u n e d o v e r. H e w a i ta k e n to P e r th A m b o y G ene ra l H osp ita l b y M a ts w an F i r s t A id S quad fo r .trea tm en t.

Leo W aln jte ln , M a taw an , rep re s e n te d M r. K elly , H e d raw a d m ission from bo th M r. K erpen a n d M r. S ap sa th e ir cy c le w aa passin g the K elly .c a r on th e r igh t. M r. K erpen acknow ledged M r K elly h a d h is s ig n a ls on for a l ig h t t u r n . b u t c la im ed i t w as " to o la te ” a n d h sd le t th e cyclist go by o n the r ig h t in th e belief i t w ould b s a le d tu rn .

H i t m a g is tra te q uestioned if M r. S ap sa w e re a licen sed drlvt T h e w itn ess d e c la re d h e w u n t^ , M r K erpen , how ever, m ain ta in ed th a t o n e lea rn in g to d riv e a m oto rcy c le n eed not b e acco m p anied by a licensed d r iv e r . But the c o u rt found It n ecessa ry to tak e u n d er a d v isem en t th e fa c t th a t M r. K erp en a n d M r. S apsa h ad v io lated th e " n o r id e r s ” p rovision of a le a rn e r 's p e rm it for a m otorcycle .

Matawan Child Hurt In Pei?h Amboy

A five-year-o ld M ataw an boy su ffered cu ts on . h is low er left leg and th ig h T h u rsd ay w hen h is fa th e r 's c a r s tru c k the r e a r of sn o tb e r v eh ic le a t th e Sm ith an d O ak S ts. in te rsec tio n , P e r th A m boy poUce sa id .

G eo rg e R . D em ery , M ,i~of *1 R av in e D r ., M aU w an , w as d riv in g th e c a r w h e a h is aon, G eo rg e Jr., w as in ju red . T h e boy w a i t re a te d a t t f t o ffice o f D r . W. H . M cC o rm ick J r., P e r th Am boy, an d r e le a te d . M r. D e m e ry re p o r te d th e a c c id e n t lo p o lice an d ta id he a n d th e o th er d r iv e r d id ap t e x ch an g e d r iv e r 's U c e n te i becau se o f th e b o y 1! in ju ry . T h e n am e o f th e seco n d d r iv e r inv o lv ed Is unknow n

Commwt«r Problems Discussed By Towns

R e p re se n ta tiv e s of 17 sh o re co m m u n ities , m ee tin g la M iddletow n T ow nsh ip M onday n ig h t to d i M i t i ra ilro a d c o m m u te r p ro b lem s, a g re e d “ step* shou ld b e ta k e n a s soon a s p o ssib le to p rese n t th e c o nso lida ted v iew s o f th e co m m u n itie s to th e L e g is la tu re an d G ov. R o b ert B . M ey n er."

T h e m e e tin g w as ca fled b y M ay o r F ra n k F . B laltdeU , M id d le to w n T o w n sh ip ^ t s the r e s u lt o f th e C e n tra l R a ilro a d of N ew J e r s e y 's ap p lica tio n fo r a 40 p e r c e n t In crease In c o m m u te r fa r e s . T h e P U C a n d th e ICC h a v e ta k e n th e req u e s t u n d e r s tu d y b u t th a P U C a lre a d y h a s a llow ed the r a i lro a d te m p o ra ry re lie f In the fo rm o f a 10 p e r c a n t b o o s t

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i a s ta te t ro o p e r A pr. 19 d u r in g a fa m ily figh t. N a m e d ln th e In-

jd lc tm e n t w e re M r. a n d M rs . P e te r E . S lnghofer s r . , F reeho ld -M erl b o ro R d ., a n d th e i r son a n d d au g h te r-in -law , M r. an d M rs. P c

' t e r E . S lnghofer J r . , T ex as R d ., M a rlb o ro T ow nship . .- M r. K eu p er sa id S ta te T ro o p e r

M ic h a e l M ark o v ich w as ca lled to t h e y o u n g e r S in g h o le r 's h o m e when a n e ig h b o r, R ic h a rd L llley, c o m

, p la in e d th a t th e S lnghofers w e re th ro w in g rocka a t h is house. W hen T ro o p e r M arkov ich trie d to a r r e s t th e y o u n g er S lnghofer, M r, K e u p e r sa id , th e fam ily a tta c k ed h im . ■' •

M r. K e u p e r sa id th e tro o p e r w a t p u n c h e d an d c lu b b ed ln th e face

■larlth a b a seb a ll b a t. M r. l l l l e y r a n t o h i t Home, got a gun , a n d h e ld th e S ln g h o fers a t b a y u n til m o re

' p o 11 c e a rr iv e d , th e p ro se c u to r a a ld . A cco rd in g to M r. K eu p er, ‘T ro o p e r M a rk o v ic h w a s hospl t a l l t e d fo r . a .w eek w ith in ju r ie s .

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15-Year Old, Pals On Joyride, Two Hurt

Tw o teen -ag e boya rep o rted Inju ry S a tu rd a y to M ataw an Town* sh ip Police a f te r the c a r In which they w ere r id in g F r id a y collided w ith one o p e ra te d b y R obert J . H um m er, 23. of 1221 Cliffwood D r., Cliffwood B e tc h , i t Am boy Rd. an d Shore Concourse.

M r. H u m m er to ld P a tro lm a n R alph W allace, tow nship police, th a t th e c a r w ith th e fo u r youtha In lt c a m e o « t o f S h o re C oncourse on s le ft tu rn d i re c tly In to th e p a th of h is c a r a n d s tru c k It. A fter s tr ik in g th e H u m m er c a r , the c a r w ith th e tee n -a g e r i bounce d off to h i t a u tility p o le and finally I ta l le d IBS fee t beyond. M r. H u m m er re p o r te d te e in g th e d riv e r an d th re e o th e r , y o u th i tak in g f lig h t ; i,

ie c a r w aa found to be lo n g to P e te r - C . V en a , M a ta w a n R d ,, CUffwood, And h ad i- b e e n tak en w ith o u t th e o w n e r’l ' C ontent. T he tw o In ju re d y o u th s w e re t r t a te d by a M ataw an p h y a ld a n . In re- M rtlng th e i r In ju rie s , s t req u ired >y law , t h e ; tu p p lle d In form ation i t to . th e d r iv e r . H e w aa a 15- y ear-o ld . w h ich m a k e t h im tu b - e c t to c h i r g e s In ju v en ile co u rt.

A- 17-year-old y ou th w ith him , bav in g l lc fn se r , a l t o w a s tu b - e c te d to Juven ile c h t r g e t fo r a llowing a n u n lic e n sed d r iv e r to o p e ra te a v e h ic le lb ' w hich h e w a t r id ing . '

. T V " '

Cliffwood Boys Hurt In Leap From Freight

T w o CUffwpod y ou ths, J t m e i H a rris , 17, C oun ty R d ., a n d Cornell B ew ley , 17, K p te S t., w e re In ju red M oqday n ig h t w h en th ey Jum ped off a fas t-m o v in g J e rs e y .. C en tra l L in es f re ig h t t r a in on w hich th e y h a d h itc h e d a rid e .

, M a law an T o w n ih lp P a tro lm a n J a m e t H oyt, w ho InyetU gated , r e p o rte d th e H a r r l t y o u th w a t taken to R iv erv lew H oaplta l by th e M ataw an F lra t A id S q u ad w h ere he w a i .a d m lt te d w ith a p ossib le f ra c tu re d tk u ll a n d te v e r e lac e ra tio n s o f the fa c e a n d h ead . T h e Bewley y ou th w a t tre a te d fo r ■ fac e co n tusion m d re le a se d .

P a tro lm a n H oyt rep o rted t h - e b oys h itch ed a r id e a t th e County R d . g ra d e c ro ss in g In Cliffwood a b o a rd th e sou th b o u n d f re ig h t a t 8:45 p .m . T h e t ra in d id n o t alow dow n a t M ataW an arid ' th V bOyt ju m p ed o ff a t th e A tlan tic Ave. g ra d e c ro ss in g . T h e ir c r ie s fo r h e lp w e re h e a rd b y c rossing a t t e n d a n t! w ho ca lled police.

Fined For Tying Up. Parkway Lanes, Roving

M a g is tra te L u th e r A. F o ste r , M ataw an T ow nsh ip , T u esd ay h ad o ccasio n to f in e five d riv e rs fo r G ard en S ta te P a rk w a y offenses. T h e u n u ju a l. p a r t w as th a t no d r iv e r W as Involved a s a speeder. T he d r iv e rs a ll w e re given tick e ts for such th in g s a s m ak in g unsafe m oves f fo m o n e lan e Lo an o th e r o r ty in g u p lan es b y failing to m o v e to th e r ig h t a t u n d e r maxi* m u m sp eed s . T h ey p a id a to ta l of *68 In fines. '

B u^dy B arn es, M ataw an , w as fined 110 a n d (5 c o s ts fo r u p se ttin g a c a r on C h u rch St. Ju n e 21 on co m p la in t of P a tro lm a n John K innane , tow n sh ip police. He a lso in cu rred $5 a n d (5 co sts fo r n o t hav in g a ‘ l(cense<?J£he m a g is tra te Tound th e r e w e re e x te n u a tin g c ir - e u m s ta n c e s - ln - k e e p in g - th e ~ f ln f r for no licen se _below th e n o rm a l JeveJ. . : , ’■

7*486 _SH ERIFF 'S BALE

SUPERIOR COURT 0 > NEW JERSEY

Docket No. F lS S fH row Saving* and Loan AmooIa* a New J e rse y Corporation, Plain? ra: C uthbert A. Crlchlow i m

Arrowtlon, I N . .tiff va: C u th U _______ —Saba D. Crlchlow, h li wife, a t al*.,

Defendanta By virtu* of • writ ol execution In

tbe above a ta led action to a u direct* ed. I shell expose for aale a t publlo vendue, a t tw» Court Kouie in - i - ity of 1Mon*__rouft» o l fn tM li, Col mouth. New Jeraay , on M onday, the tOth a*y of July, 19M, a t I o'clock, p. BJ/ Prevailing Time. .

*” “ i t tra c t or parcel ot land and i, hereinafter p articu larly da*

. altuate In fihe Townahlp ofilatawan, Jn tha County og, Mon

mouth and Btata of Hew Je rse y : ' BEGINNING a t the point of inter-

eecUon of the southerly line of J e r sey Avenue with the easterly line of ftoee Street! . ' ..thence U ) runnUig along aaid line d

Je rse y Avenue N o rth -6 8 degrees 00 m inutea E a s t 100 feet:

thence (I) South U degress SS mln« y tea 81 teeonda Ea»t W .H

thenoe {#) Sou& <8 degrees W mln*: uiae V f i t N . i i N t v r & e

along, aald line , of Roaethenoe (4) along line o l Ro ilforth 8J degree* S3

»io aeconaa Weatei.S fea t to point and place o l BEOINN1NO.

Tba above deacrlpUon ia In aceerd- anca with aurvey m ade by Robert Greenberg Aiaociatea, dated Ju n e SS. 1956.

BEING known and de*ignated MM Lota I , 4, and B in Block Y, aa ehown on tha m an entitled "M ap of Cliffwood Height*, altuated .a t Cliffwood, Monmouth County« N. J , ' \ which m ap ia filed In the Monmouth. County Clerk'a office.

Subject to unpaid taxea, tha legal effect of m unicipal ordinance* and other applicable municipal, S te t« . and Federal regulation*, r ig h u of tenants and occupanta. if any. restricUon* end eaiem eota of record, if any. and to auch facta aa -would be revealed by an accurate aurvey.

Property located on the Southeast corner of Jeraey Avenua and Roae Street, M ataw an .Twp., County of Monmouth, New Jeraey.

Tbe approxim ate amount of tha judgm ent V> be eatlafled by aa td aale la the aum of |lo,43e.oo together withthe cotta of-thl* aate. -

M IRA E, WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Datad June 11. im Zucher h Gbldbegj^ Attya.

W USUPERIOR COURT OP NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY DOCKET NO. T 2419-89

STATE O r NEW JER S EY ' TO

BEATRICE KNIGHT, h e r heir*, davliaea, end personal repreaantaUvea and her. their, o r any of th e ir auc- c a t io n in r ljh t, title, and lniereat, and JOHN DOB, husband of Beatrice Knight, aald nam e John D oe. belnj fictitious, his helra, derise**, am. . . . :i>er*onal representative* and hli,

their, o r any of their aucceuors In right. Utle, and interest; a 5AM U£L KNIGHT, It i a heir*, devisees, and personal representative! and his, their, or any of their auc* ceaaors in right. Utle. and interest, and MRS. SAMUEL KNIGHT, wife of Samuel Knight her heirs, devisees, and p»r*ona) representative* ‘ ‘ their, or any of their aucce f i |M , title ; and interest}

LEROY KNIGHT, h l a heirs, devisee*, and personal representatives and hla, their, or any oi th e ir auc* cessors In riKhl. title, and Interest, and MRS. LEROY KNIGHT, wife ot Leroy Knight, her heirs devlseea, and ~‘'rsonal representatives and her,

~ o r qny of their auccessor* Inpercotitheir. ..................rlffht. Utle, and interest.

Y r" - * *quired to aerve upon Heuser, Heuser a De Male, plaintiff** attorneys, whose address is 159 Main Street,Matavvan, New Jersey, an answer to the Complaint filed In a civil action in which Simon P, Hall is plaintiff and Beatrice Knight, et als. are de*fendanta, pending In the Superior Court of New Je rsey within S3 days a fter Ju ly 6th. 1990, exclusive /of/e /1

sk

Electrical FireM e m b e rs ot th e Cliffwood F ire

Co, T u e sd a y m o rn in g ex tingu ished a, f ire In th e e le c tr ic a l . w iring sy s tem In i n au to m o b ile ow nett by D on ald F r i t t in g e r , 21 G dgeview R d „ CUffwpod. T h e w iring w aa b a d ly d a m tte Q , f irem en rep o rted .

such date. U you fall to do ao, m ent by default m ay be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Complafnt, You shall file your Answer In duplicate with the ClerK of the Superior Court. State House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey , ln accordance with the rules of Civil Practice and Procedure.

The action ha* been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a Tax Sale Certificate .dated December 28, 1940 m ade by Charles J . Kellv. Col' lector of Taxes of the Township of Matawan, County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey to Simon P. Hall and covers real e s fite located on Atlantic Avenue in the Township of Mathwan.„..Cauntv of Monmouth and State of New Jersey known as Lots SO and 51. Block Z>3 as sfiown on the Tax Assessment Map and Tan Duplicate of tha Township of Mat* awan.

You and aach of you are m ade ds- fendants..ln .Jhe^abova.uuitled-acU on. becam e you have -or m ay claim to have aome right, title, ll«n or other interest affecting the real esta te being foreclosed, by vi r t ue . of ownership. Inheritance, descent, intestacy, devise, dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed or conveyance, en try of judgment or other lawful or legal right, the nature of which and the reason . th a t you and e a c h ‘of you a re joined as de- umdanta Is set forth with particularity

Want AdsWJ N\ ^ ‘* v v V j'A * / / / t / / A £

H E L P W A N T E D

M A NT o ta k e o y e r p ro d u c tiv e te r r ito ry se rv in g c u s to m e rs h o u seh o ld needs. E a rn in g s of |10Q p lua to r ig h t m an . M u tt b e w ilting to le a rn . No exp e rie n c e n e c e ssa ry . F o r appo in t m e n t t o r in te r v ie w , ' c a ll F u lle r B ro th C o., CO Ifax 4-7587 o r CLil fo rd 7-3851/ wjZC O U N TER G IR L ; e x p e rie n ce d p re

fe r r e d . D ry c lean in g s to re , B road S tre e t C le a n e rs , C O lfa i 4-0144. wj2

SA LESM EN : p a r t a n d fu ll tim e to t e l l sw im m in g p o o ls a n d hom e

Im p ro v em en t. C all LO w eli t-2302.. . . . ' ..................... . Wj 2

M A L E O R F E M A L E

N a tio n a l c o n c e rn n eed a se v e ra l n ea t a p p e a r in g m en a n d w o m en to as- a ia t ln goodw ill c a m p a ig n fo r m a jo r o il c o m p a n le t. 11.90 p e r hour p lu t m e r i t b o n u t. A pply F rid a y . U a .m . • t p .m . In p e rs o n . M r C a lla h a n S r M r. C ooper, D ouglas H ote l, N e w a rk . N . J . wj2

S E W I N G M A C H I N E

O P E R A T O RE X P E R IE N C E D P R E F E R R E D

A R T H U R IM B R M A N U N D E R G A R M E N T C O R P .

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. L A D I E S

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G O L D E N ;

O P P O R T U N I T Y ,

O u r p lan n e d e ip iu l im 't ) « tw * e n no w a n d IMS »(ill p ro v lije a n e w e r a ot “ G olden O p p o rtu n ity 1’ d u r in g w h ich c a p a b le S a le sm e n w ill b u ild to u n d c a re e r* ; b a s e d upon th e i r Ind iv id M l In itia tiv e a n d a b ility , i n t)ili t l n t e w t w ill tr ip le o u r b u t ln e t t , d r a m a tic a l ly e x p a n d o u r 'i r iu h lp le l in t In su ra n c e se rv ic e a n d a d d 'o \M r 6,000 new e m p lo y ee ! t o o u r

t t a f f o f d e d ic a ted p eop le . Y ou a r e p a id a s a la ry from th e d i y y o u s ta r t tra in in g w ith e a rn in g s a t co n serv a tiv e ly (000 a m o n th a f te r y o u r 3 rd m onth . ^.Som e t a l e a e x p e rie n ce pfeferi& d , m a i r te d . a g e 1 4 ^ 4 4 . - ii- '.Ju

Should y o u r a b ||J tle |( |n d d t s lA $ p a ra e lle l th o se o t o u r p ro g re t- ' l iv e ly m a n a g e d , c o m p an y a a d y o u w ith to i h t r a . In th is dy - n a m lo c h a p te r of A L LSTA TE’! g ro w th '— apply 'In p e rto n , NOW - .o r c i t l M essrs. A lb e rti , L ind- berg - o r W hitney, dally 8:15 - 4:50. E v en in g In terv iew s T u e t- d a y s , 0:30 p .m . ■ 8 p .m . <

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I N S U R A N C E C O . S .M o u n ta in A ve., lylurray H ill. N! J .

C R estv lew 7-100Q '

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FOR RENTMATAWAN: B eau tifu l b r a n d n ew

ap a rtm e n t, 2 b ed ro o m s, 20 f t. l iv ing room , k itch en w ith d in in g a r e a , b a th . O n b u t lin e a n d n e a r R . R . s ta tion . Call CO 4-1 IM . w jtf

APA RTM E N T, 4 ro o m s, h e a t a n d h o t w a te r su p p lied . C all LO w eli

6-9819 o r in q u ire 52 G e ra rd A v e ., Matawan^ wJ2-

UNION BEA C H a p a r tm e n t, u n fu rn ished, 1st flo o r, S ro o m s a n d b a th ,

enclosed f ro n t an d b a c k p o rch , Adults. COHax 4-7897. wJ2

NICELY, fu rn la h ed ' ro o m ; dou b le o r t in g le , rea so n a b le . In q u ire

123 F i r s t S tre e t , K ey p o rt. C O Ifax 4-9680. w j2

LA RGE - p le a s a n t fu rn ish ed ro o m In K ey p o rt; n e a r D u llness sec tio n ,

school, r a i l ro a d s ta tio n . W rite B ox K in c a re o f t h l t n e w s p a p e r . ' w jtf

K E Y PO R T , S. ro o m a p a r tm e n t , 1st floor o n 2 b u t lines. C all CO Ifax

4-0093. WJ2

FO UR ro o m a p a r tm e n t, u n fu rn ished; a ll u tilit ie s Included . J u ly

and A ugust; a d u lt i on ly . P h o n e LOweli 0-2392. J2

M O D ERN firs t floo r 5 room a p a r t m en t. C an b e te e n e v en in g s . C all

LOweli 0-5144, B ox 177, H w y 79, M organville . - J2

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furn ished . In q u ire 201 M ain S tre e t, M ataw an ; 2nd. floo r, a n y tim e . j2

W f sB E A U T IFU L C o l l i e P u p p ie s ;

w orm ed , ln n o cu ja ted , le a s h t r a in ed. B red fo r d isp o sitio n . C h a m p ion b lood l in e .' C o u n try ra ise d . N A. T e rh u n e , CO Ifax 4-791J. w j?ym m r

C O M I N G S O O HR IC H A R D 'S SCHOOL

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L E G A L N O T I C E

7-461 '. SH ERIFF'S RALE

SUPERIOR COURT *o r NEW JERSEY

CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY

Docket No. T 944-M ,Rosa Salvest Mlkal, at als.. P la in1

tiffs v i; Abraham Seldenberg, s t als,, Defendanta 1:

By virtue of a writ of execution tn the abova stated acUon to ma direct* ad, I shall expose for sals at publlo vendus. at tha Court House ln the Borough of Freehold. County of Mon* mouth, New Jersey, on Monday, the 13th day of July. 1959, at 1 o clock, P.M . Prevailing Time. v.

All th* following tract or parcel of land and the premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lyini and being in the Township of Mari boro, In the County of Monmouth an< State of New Jersey:

BEGINNING at a point In th* W esterly side of the Freehold and Keyport Turnpike therein distan t J8O.0O feet north along aald Turnpike from the intersecUon of ths Easter* ly boundary line ot lantia now or form erly of Geo. B. Ingraham with the Northerly boundary line of the Fd. Naylor Farm , and running thence(1) as the m ssnetlc needle now points North 27* 30* E ast along the Westerly side of said Turnpike, 114D.50 feet to

hlch willbe furnished you on reouekt addresaed tt> the attorneya for the plaintiff at the above mentioned addr«as.

i; GRANT BCOTT- ' C lerk of th* Superior Court

Daled: Ju n e 11, IM <1VH ,» » « .■ » . • c*ir 1 •

the Joseph Van Mater line; thencn (3) North 76* 30* West 1904 feet along Van M ater’a Line to a stake; thence (3) North IB* 56* West 671.B6 feet atlll along Van M ater’*.Jin* to a stake a t the Intersection of said Van M ater’a and Whitesen's lines; thence (4) South 64* 30' Weal 532,00 («et along the Whtt* sen line to a stake at the intersection of the Whitsen line and Laura H. Con* over line: thencf )5) South 73* IS*. W est 706.00 feet along the L au ra ,H . Conover line to a stake; thence (6) South 20* East 682.44 feet along the said Conover line to a atake In the middle of Toppenhemus Brook whera the sam e maVes a bend tn the West line cf ihe George S, Ingraham farm : thence 17) along the middle of aald brook, the several courses thereof, as it now runs to ths Easterly bound* ary line of me Hulda Barkalow fa rm r thence 18) South 26* 06' East 123.4 feet elong said )Jne: thence (&> South 09* 30' West 142.0 feet along Uie boundary line of said Hulda Barkalow farm t thence (10) South 64* 30' East 1507.44

v on,i Lha? £ ? y,£ r J ,ne; then** (11) South B5 40* East 739.6 feet: thence (13) North 97* 30' East 150 0 feet thence (13) South S3* 40' E ast MS.00 leet to lh . w . ,i . r ly line 0< the Treehold and K.yport Turnplka

t” 1" 1 ,n d P1* '* ot BEGIN.NINU.■ BEING the same to 'the morieven, date which Is to b e 'reco rd ed

the same premises conveyed •h«r<(n deed of i which Is to be recorded

*cure p a n ot the purchase price paid for the said premises. SUBJECT to auch state of facts a* an accurate survey may disclose. SUBJECT to easement* and restricUon* of record, If any.

Property located on Ihe Weit . Id , L ,h V F rf 'h » w ,,* ni Kevporl Turn-,

P'k« ;»» u t ' i mile South i r u » t .n - ter of M .rlboro, Township of Marl-

Monmouth County, New The . approximate amount bt thfl

Judgment To b . aa tl.fM by aald ta l !

Jam es T. Ktrk, Atty. t* 41^•a W r

. . . W E K X T O K 5 TO N C H > tD R B H » S P O It t a *WBM

A N D M E N ’S R O B E S . S a la ry , $45 • 170; 40 h o u r t w eek ly . W ill d ltcu sa ' t ra n s p o r ta tio n p rob- le m i. ■■•■r: . , •*(1 BA YSHORE TCiGS

LOCUST ST R E E T , K E Y P O R T ' COLFAX 4-5860 / ■

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HOUSES FOR SALE2 1/4 A C R E S ; a t t r a c t iv e v illag e

fam ily h o m e, a c ro ss ro a d fro m M o rg an v ille P ubU c School. 8 sp a c io u s ro o m s a n d b a th , s te a m h e a t, o il b u rn e r , p la y h o u se , 3 c a r g a ra g e ; a sk in g f 18,500. CaU R . S try k e r R e a lto r , W H itney (-4144, H o lm d e l,/K ^ J . wj2

$1800 to $2600, d e liv e re d to y o u r loL B ungalow s, 4 ro o m s a n d b a th .

H o uses lo ca te d in M an aiap an , N . J . H o u sem o v ers , Inc., 51 H ull A ven u e , F reeh o ld , N. 3. C all F R eeho ld Off H ighw ay 33. D aley I t P e t r k i . ft-2915. w jtf

M ATAW AN; m o d e m 3 b e d ro o m bouse, a tt r a c t iv e n e ighborhood ,

t i le b a th , e le c t r ic d ish w a sh e r a n d ito v e . A ttach ed g a ra g e , e n c lo te d b a c k y a rd , v e n ftia n b lin d s , a to rm w indow s a n d tc re e n s . (14,800; c a ll LO weli 6-0270. w jtf

P R O P E R T Y a v a ila b le In M ataw an ;will b u ild to lu i t p u rc h a s e r ; an y

s ty le o r ty p e hou se . G ood fin an c in g a rra n g e m e n ts . C all COIfax 4-3034 o r CO Ifax 4-1870. w jlO

K E Y P O R T , 7 room hou se , Bteam h e a t, c e ra m ic tile b a th . N e a r

schoo l, b u s a n d sho p p in g ; w ill ex ch a n g e fo r y o u r h o u se o r lo t. M o rt-

fu n d s a rra n g e d . L. L . K ark u s , LO w eli 6-1057 o r KEUog 1-1172. wJ2

K E Y P O R T : 3 b e d ro o m s, liv ing .d in in g , k itch en , p a n try , b a th ,

b a sem e n t. C om plete ly m o d ern ized a n d re d e c o ra te d . C all COIfax 4-3472. wJ2*

M ARLBO RO TO W N SH IP: a m a ll fa rm , h o u se , 6 room s a n d b a th ,

a ls o o u tb u ild in g s . N ic e ly . 'la n d s c a p e d y a rd , p lea sa n t lu rro u n d - ln g i. C all LO weli 64371 a f te r 5 p .m . o r S u n d a y t. w jtf

MATAW AN, m o d e m 3 b e d ro o m ho m e, tiie b a th , modern k itc h e n ,

fu ll c e lla r , oil heat;V la rg e fenced In y a rd , g a ra g e an d m an y e x tra s . P r ic e d 319,000; In q u ire - H a r ry C lune , 2 1 S u tp h ln A ve., I^a law ari o r c a ll LO w eli 6-1129. ' w jtf

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Area: Defendants Enter New Pleas

R a y m o n d C o ttre ll, 20, M organ- v ille , one of s ix y o u th s in d ic ted J u n e 11 fo r a s e rie s o f b u rg la r ie s a n d firm ed ro b b eries , F r id a y p lea d e d n o de fen se to the in d ic tm en t. H is s is te f , Veronidai, 18, a co-defendan t, p lead ed Innocent to a b u rg la ry c h a rg e in th e in d ic tm en t. ”

Tw o o th e r co-defendan ts, M ilfo rd D. W iggins, 18, M organ, and B a rb a ra L eich , 19, R oute 35, W est K ean sb u rg , den ied a rm e d ro b b ery a n d b u rg la ry c h a rg e s . C ottre ll will b e se n te n e e d J u ly 14 b y M onm outh Qounty J u d g e E lv in R . S im m ill.; A fif th co -defendan t, P h ilip A.

G alluccl, 19, M ain S t., M a taw an , p lea d e d in n o cen t to an a rm e d robb e ry c h a rg e tw o w eek s ago. E u g ene J . N agy , 18, South Amboy, th e six th co-defendant, h a s n 't been a rra ig n e d .• W igg ins, ‘ G allucci, N ag y and M iss L eich a re c h a rg e d w ith ro b b ing a S ea B right ta v e r n ow ner of $290 fit knifepoint M ar. 1. N agy, G aUueci, and C ottre ll a re accused of ro b b in g a M arlb o ro Tow nship s to re ow ner of $150 a t gunpoint

f e b . 17. C ottre ll, b is s is te r , N agy . a n d th e L eich g ir l a re ch a rg ed

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S e n a to r Case

R e p o rts T o Y ou

F ro m W ash in g to n

“ T h e C olum bine” ia a pow er- (ul a irp lan e w ith a w in g s p a n of 123 feet, (o u r ' tu rb o com pound en g ines r a te d a t 3240 h o rsep o w er a t take-off. a n d a g ross w eigh t of 133,000 pounds. I t h a t to .b e powerful. I t 's the p lan e w N ch flies the P resid en t of the U nited S tate* w h ere he n eed s to *».

In th e p a r t m o n th o r s o , I*ve h ad th e good fo rtu n e to f id e fro m W ashington to N ew J e r i e y tw fce o n 'th i s p lan e a s the P re s id e n t's g u est—once to N ew ark A irp o rt and once to A tlan tic C ity . I w as schedu led to b e in o u r s ta te i a any e a se , b u t i t w a i , o f c o u rse , p a r ticu la rly p lea sa n t to g e t a lift w ith P re s id e n t E isenhow er.

‘‘T h e C o lum bine" is n a m e d a fte r Ih e s ta te , f lo w er o f Colorado. I I is » s im p le flow er a a d s im p lic ity Is th e k eyno te o f the p la n e '. In te rio r a n d fu rn ish ings. T h e p lan e Is d iv id ed Into se v e ra l co m p a rtm e n ts , the la rg e s t being th e P re s id e n t’s p r iv a te a ta te ro o m . t i k e th e r e s t o f the p lane , It Is co m fo rtab le b u t c e rta in ly n o t lav ish. O verall, th e p lan e ’s tas te fu l in te r io r a n d I ts c lean lin es 'g ive

C O M FO R T FO R

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WINS AND LIQUORS — KEG BEER COMPLETE WITH COOLER — ICE CUBES

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Im pression of s im p lic ity an d d ig n ity w hich b e f t t l t i i e q u a rte rs o f I n A m erican P r e s id e n t ' D o es th e P re s id e n t g e t aw ay from it a ll w hen h e’s flying in "T h e C o lum bine"? I th in k not, a t lea s t 'n o t f ro m m y ex p erien ces a b o trd . On th e flra t t r i p - t a New a r k A irp o rt — I sp en t m ost ot th e tim e In P re s id e n t E lsen h o w er's p r iv a te co m p artm en t.' T hough w e m a n a g e d to h a v e a good ta lk ab o u t Issues a n d p rob lem s b e fo re th e na tio n , th e re w ere se v e ra l In te rru p tio n s . T he P resid en t b r in g s a lo n g so m e m em b ers of b l* s t i f f dn th ese tr ip s , and p ro b le m , do c o n stan tly a ris e which r e q u i r e a tten tion . P a rticu la rly since the P re sid e n t likes to work o v e r h is speeches until the las t m in u te , s i w as tru e on both trlgx to N ew Je rs e y .

T h e sa fe ly o f th e P resid en t of th e U nited . S ta te s is obviously c ru c ia l. F o r exam ple, an ev acu a tion s lid e Is a v a ilab le for ground e v acu a tio n of "T h e Colum bine." A s is poin ted o u t to Its passen g ers , the p ro p e r m ethod of leavin g th e a irp la n e usin g the ev acu a t io n s lid e ia t o ju m p se a t f irst in to the slide. T he thoroughly- tra in e d an d com peten t crew notes lh a t fee t sho u ld n o t h it first, s ince th is a p p rec iab ly slow i down evacuation .

T h e re a r e com fortab le sleeping facilities fo r 10 passen g ers . Two d iv an s in th e a ta te ro o m m ay be co n v erted e a s i ly Into beds and t h e n s r e s leep in g accom m odations fo r e ig h t p e rso n s ln the two p r iv a te co m p artm en ts .

**The -Colum bine’' isn ’t p reten tious a t a ll. Y e t ev e ry th in g abou t It seem s a p p ro p r ia te and ad eq u ate to th * task ' to which i t is a ssigned . ,

A c a d e m y E s a m s ' N ew J e rse y ,, y o u th s In te res ted

In e n te r in g ‘th e A ir F o rce a n d M erch an t M arin e ac ad e m ie s will

(co n tin u ed In fifth co lum n)

Two At Rutgers Political Course

T h o m as Shlnkos, D e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te fo r co m m ittee m a n o f R a r ita n T ow nship , a n d K en n eth W illey, D e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te fo r co m y iitteem ao o f H o lm d el Tovtn ship, a re p ro b ab ly th e f ir s t m u nicipal c an d id a tes I n th e co u n try to p a rtic ip a te in s u n iv e rs ity co n d u c ted co n feren ce o n c a m p a ig n know-how.

O ne h undred o th e r c a n d id a te s b r th e o ffice o f m a y o r , co u n d l- m an , o r co m m ittee m a n in the S tate o f N ew J e r s e y p a rtic ip a te d sll d ay S a tu rd ay , J u n e 20, s t R u tg e rs U n iversity in w h a t w as p ro b ab ly the f ir s t co n fe ren ce o f Its k ind in the co u n try , d esig n ed to h e lp po litica l can d id a te s d o a b e tte r Job o f in fo rm in g th e p ub lic reg a rd in g th e ir p la tfo rm . ,

T his conference, g ro w in g o u t of suggestions m a d e s t th e an n u a l R u tg e rs o rien tatio n m ee tin g s for e lec tees, w a s c o n d u c ted by the R u tg e rs B ureau o f, G o v ern m en t R e s e a r c h ,E a g le t o n - F o u n d a tio n , s n d U n iv e rs ity E x ten sio n D ivision .

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m orn ing to s tu d y in g th e m o st e fficien t h e a d q u ar te rs o rg an iza tio n , finance, cam p a ig n s tra te g y , c a n v assin g tech n iq u es, d t U e n s com m ittees , an d e lec tio n d a y a c tiv itie s u n d e r D r. N ell A . M cD onald, D ouglass College p ro fe s so r o f p o litica l sc ien ce s n d p re s id e n t o f th e Edison Tow nship Council.

In th e a fte rn o o n th e y h e a rd su g gestions fo r good p o litic a l public re la tio n s a long th a lin e o f us in g the c an d id a te ’s p a s t re c o rd , w h a t to su p p ly th e p r c u , co-ord ination of indiv idual w ith p a r ty p la tfo rm s , an d telling th e can d id a te ’s s to ry .

T he conferees a lso m e t w ith rep re se n ta tiv e s o f th e D e m o cra tic and Republican S ta te C om m ittees d lscu is in g w ith th em p a rty o rg an ization an d 1H I cam p a ig n iaaues.

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Lansing P . S hield , p re s id e n t o f The G rand (Jn ion C o m p an y , E a s t P a terson , S a tu rd a y w a s e lec ted P residen t of th e In te rn a tio n a l A ssociation of F o o d D is tr ib u tio n in L ausanne, S w itserlan d . H is e lec tion followed th e c lo se of th e w eek-lon AID A -sponsored F o u r th , Wor F ood C o n g ress a tte n d e d t>y J5C. food in d u stry e x e cu tiv es f ro m m o re th an 40 n a tio n s . .

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h a v e an o p p o r tu n ity to ta k e a C ivil S e rv ice e x a m in a tio n J u ly 11. T h is e x am in a tio n is c o n d u c ted by the U.S. C ivil S e rv ic e C o m m iss io n to a s s is t m e in se le c tin g n o m in ees fo r th e c la s s e s e n te r in g

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n ew s s to r ie s of U te abou t the n e w S e n a te O ffice B uild ing in W ash in g to n . C onditions a t the n e w b u ild ing s e e m to b e qu ite confused .

F o r m a n y y e a rs , m o st of the S e n a to rs a n d th e i r s ta f fs w ere h o u sed In the o n e -ra n d only—Sena te Office B uilding, a n d n o t in th e C ap ito l build ing itse lf. As S ena to rs* d u tie s a n d co n stitu en c ies in c re a se d o v e r th e y e a rs , it b e c a m e n e c e ssa ry fo r S en a to rs f ro m the m ore popu lous s ta te s , a u c h a s - N ew J e r s e y , to c row d th e i r s ta f fs in to ju s t a co u p le of ro o m s in th e S e n a te O ffice Build* ing . A s a resu lt, th e co n s tru c tio n o f a new S en ate O ffice Building w a s au th o rized .

T h e new $25,000,000 Senate Office B uild ing w as o p en ed this sp rin g . T h en the tro u b les began. S om e S e n a to rs c la im e d th e buzz e r sy s te m w h ich sum m oned th e m to th e C ap ito l w a s e r r a tic a n d - u n re liab le . O th era rep o r ted t h e i r s e c re ta r ie s w e re fea rfu l of sk id d in g a ro u n d th e floors in th e ir h ig h h ee ls . E le v a to rs a r e n o ticea b ly s lo w er th an in th e o ld b u ild ing . A nd m any o th e r shortcom * in g s h av e b e e n r e p o r te d , too.

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341 lo S u ite 241 o f th e o k T b u ild in g . '

I t s e e m s t o C ongress o u g h t t o b e a t le a s t a s c o n scien tio u s a b o u t sp end ing fo r itse lf a s i t is a b o u t th e ex e cu tiv e b ra n c h o f tb e g o v e rn m e n t A ccord ing ly , I h a v e v o te d a g a in s t a n y ad d itio n al frills fo r th e new S e n a te O ffice B uilding . I don’t th in k w e n eed tb e n e w c a rp e ts , e x tr a su b w ay e x ten sio n s and o th e r expenses w hich k e e p add ing to the o rg io a l co s t of th e new build ing .

A nd sp eak in g o f ch an g es, I h a v e h a d so m e o n m y -s ta f f in rec e n t d ay s . A lex an d er B: P o r te r , who co m es from M oorestow n* h a s resigned a s one of m y e x ec u tiv e s e c re ta r ie s to e n te r p r i v a te law p ra c t ic e i n V irg in ia . H is , rep lacem en t is • E rn e s t S. L en t, w hose p a re n ts , M r. a n d M rs . R udolph E . L ent, live m E a s t P a te rso n . E rn ie L en t fo rm e r ly lived h im se lf in P a s s a ic a n d a ls o in E lizab e th . He is a P r in c e ton g rad u a te , C lass of 1942, a fo rm e r e d ito r ia l w r ite r for th e E liz a b e th D aily J o u rn a l an d , m o re re c e n tly , a n A ss is ta n t P ro fe s so r a t

E m o ry U n iv e rs ity in A tlan ta , G a , tea c h in g in te rn a tio n a l re la tio n s . H e le ft E m o ry to join m y s ta f f .

O th e r ad d itio n s an d s u b tra c tio n s o n m y s ta ff : E llis K atz. C a m d e n , a R u tg e rs ju n io r ,‘ w as se lec ted b y a co m m ittee a t R u tg e rs to r * c e iv e m y p o litica l sc ience in tern* sh ip , w h ich I sponsor in co-opera* tion w ith th e E a g le to n F o u n d a tion . H e 'll b e on m y s ta ff fo r th a s u m m e r . m o n th s , b e fo re r e tu rn in g to R u tg e rs . J o e l D . S ieg al, N o rth P la in fie ld , a G eorge tow n U n iv e rs it y L aw School s tu d en t, h a s r e p la c e d R o b e r t C h este r . P a s s a ic , w ho res ig n ed to re tu rn h o m e 'a f t e r co m p le tin g G eorge tow n L aw S chool. W illiam W arb u rto a , P a te r so n , a n o th e r G eo rg e to w i^JJn iv e rsH ty la w s tu d e n t, is m y ap p o in ted to th e S en a te P o s t O ff ic e ' s ta f f, re p la c in g a n o th e r ap p o in tee , Ker« m it Lee, A tlan tic C ity , w ho h e ld th is position w hile a tte n d in g Howa rd U n iv e rs ity . A nd th e A m e ric a s P o litic a l Science A ssociation is m ak in g a y o u n g m a n a v a ila b le to h e lp u s o u t u n d e r its ow n fellows h ip p ro g ra m . ;

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N ew J e n e y ’* m a jo r ra a o r t t r t t i hav * ach ed u led w id e u d d iv e n l- fied p ro g ra m s lo r J u ly w ith e m p h a s is o a ce leb ra tio n * -»ad f i n - work* fo r tb e F o u rth . T b * N ew Je rs e y D e p a r tm e n t o f C o u w l t t o n a n d Econom ic D evelop m e n t p a r t ic u la r ly n o tes com * w ith b i tto r ic asso c ia tio n s .

C ap e M ay w ill h a v e tra d itio n a l Ju ly 4 th c e leb ra tio n * a n d Will lau n ch th e 350th a n n iv e rs a ry of th e co u n ty on S a tu rd a y w haa an tiq u e s u rre y w ill b e g in th e M - m ile t r ip from P h ila d e lp h ia ’* In d e pendence H ail to C ap e M ay . J u ly 11th 1> th e d a te of th e I l t h a n h u a l O ld H ouse T o u r . ' In ' co n ju n c tio n w ith th e to u r, J u ly 11th ha* (wen p ro cla im ed o ffic ia lly "A n n iv e rsa ry D a y " ln co m m e m o ra tio n o f th a y e a r 1609 w h en H en ry H udson sa ile d u p th e D e law are B a y In C ape M ay C oun ty in h i t (U p . "T h e H alf M oon ." A w e e t a v a c a tion aw ait* th e ind iv id u a l w bo is the 350th p a s se n g e r th a t a r r iv e s a t th e C ap e M ay C oun ty A irp o rt.

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W ildwood h a s ou tlined o n e o f it* g re a te s t p ro g ra m s b f a c t iv i t ie s 'f o r th is y e a r . S p o rts p la y « g ia jo r ro le In th is South J e rs e y r e s o r t arid th e ir ten n is to u rn am en t* a t tra c tin g boys a n d 'g l 'r l i , m e n . t a d w om en, b eg in M onday, a n d contin u e th ro u g h o u t th e m o n th . T he G re a te r W ld w o o d Vstcht C lutf w lli ho ld i ts South J e rs e y R e g a tta J u ly 11 a n d 11. T h e ir co lo rfu l b o a t p a ra d e a n d , I(rew orks d isp la y la schedu led fo r J u ly 21. O ne o f th * m an y b r ig h t sp o ts In W ildw ood 's schedu le o f e v en ts is th e 49th A nnual B sb y P a ra d e w hich Is l e t for, J u ly 30. . , . ; »

J u ly 4 th w ill b e o b se rv e d lti O cean C ity b y a ' boardw atyc p a ra d e . L a te r In the d ay th e re w ill b e a t i l e n j p a g e an t. In th e e y e n in g '. th e D ru m ’ a n d 'B u g le f b r p s w ill ,M m - p e te fo r to p " ho n o rs. • T h e ' h a iS:"“- 'Pfield .Clio'ral Society will re iid e r a tw o-hour c o n c e r t on ,P i e r ' du ring S a tu rd a y • evening.' O cean C ity 's shuffle b o a rd , to u rn a m en t Is u n d e rw ay y r l t l i . w p d y p riz e s aw ard ed . .S p eed bost, r*ce» w ill beg in in 'O c e a n -C i ty ; Sunday.-

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To Dedicate Scout Flag Poles

Plans w e r t m ad * f a r o ffic ia l dedication of th* fo u r f la g pol* m em orials a t B oy S cou t C am p , F orestburg , N .Y ,..a t a i q t r t i n g a t the Chingarora D is tr ic t teTKw sinner's s ta ff held In t h t bODM pl the d istric t com m issioner, J a m a s F Flynn, M ataw an. ‘ ’

Tb« flag poles e re c te d b y th * com m issioner's s ta f f w ill b e dedJ- c s te d e t serv ice* to b a h e t d o a Saturday , A u g I , a t 1:10 p .m .' Two of the flag p?le* * * r e a re t f - ed when the c a m p w a s s ta r t* d and two m ore w e n r a is e d re c e n tly by a group o f a r e a (o o u te r* d uring work weekend*,

Com m issioner F ly n n an n o u n ced m eetings will be su sp en d ed f o r th * sum m er m onths an d fa ll a c tiv ities will be sp e a rh e a d e d h y .1 round table m eeting to b e h e ld In August a t Sl. M ary ’a ch u rc h hall, Keyport.

Attending the final m ee tin g o f the season w ere R o b ert K r ie d lir , scout field executive; W allace Taylor, ch a irm an of o rg an isa tio n and extension; W alte r B r u n o 'O f M r. Tay lo r's s taff; F r in k F le m ing and Joseph L u c u i t l , ' a t i l l - tan t d l a t r l c t c o m m ls ild n ^ n ; and Joseph S tenger, n e w ly a p - pointed neighborhood co m m lu lo n - e r from M organville U n it N o .'M .'

Also neighborhood c o m m liiio n - er« M ichael R oske, E a r l H uber, W illiam W elntraub, C a rl R ath jen , Joseph G rlsw enskl, J a m e s StrO- sn ider. E arl Benton, W illiam M eyers. W llllsm M addock, D udley Robinson. W alter B eyer, C h a rle s Vreeland and R oy F o rsb erg .

ThU week, wily d o n 't y o u 'lo o k through the window* o f . y o u r c h u rch . . . from the Insltje.

County Offltw* Ar* Entitled To Pay Hike

O ov. R o b e r t B . M e y n ar h i * s ig n a d UU* es tab lish in g new m in im u m a a d m sjrim a m l a l a r i i s fo r a ll c o u n ty f ra a h o ld a n a a d co u n ty c k r k i , ih ir if f s , su rro g a te s , an d re g is te rs o f d e e d s a a d m o rtg ag e* .

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m u m s a la ry o* |8 ( W a y a a r for M onm outh C ounty freeho lder* an d $6300 fo r th* f raeh o ld a r d irec to r. I t fU e* I m ax im u m a a la ry of 19000 w ith th * u m * s tipu la tion o f 1900 e x tr a fo r th * d ire c to r . T he f reeh o ld e rs , Including D irec to r J o se p h C . Irw in , now g e t (6000.

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r a i d t h e l r p a y a s m u ch a a |M W a y e a r . M r. I rw ta cou ld g e t s t& M raise . T h e c o u n ty o ffic er p a y b ill e s ta b lish e s a n ew m ax im u m sa la ry o t 111,009 a y s a r t o r M onm o u th C oun ty C le rk J . R u sse ll W oolley, S heriff I lk E . W o lc o tt an d S u rro g a te E d w a rd C. B roege, a ll of w hom n ow rece iv e $19,001 a y ea r.

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Eliew h eri, a rec o rd program of s u m m e r ac tlv itle* g e ts underway a t A sb u ry P a r k on th e Fourth of J u ly w ith th e o ffic ia l opening of a new * b o ard w alk ^b a th in g pavilion T h e hew f.c lllfle * occupy > blo<k. long s tru c tu re * n d c a n accommod a te so m e 4500 b a th e rs . Marking th e in au g u ra l o f the new co m m o d a tlo n s w ill be s dlversilied p ro g ra m of ip e c la l event, planned to b e of In te re s t to all m em bers o f th e fam ily includ ing a gala lire w o r k s d isp lay . ' Beginning to m o rro w , a ll young ladle, from 17 to 37 y e a rs o t a g e thai swim a t A sb u ry Parte will b e able to o b ta in e n try b lan k s for the se< und a n n u a l S ea Q ueen Contesi The “ Sea Q u een " w ill b e 'chosen during .th e l a t te r p a r t o t A ugust

In th e n o r th e rn p a r t of the slate, a J u ly I co n tes t Is scheduled P s l ls s d e s A m usem ent P a r k choose a C a rd e n S ta te beau iy who will c o m p e te )n th e "M ia . United S ta le s ” a a d " M ils U niverse con- te s ta h e ld In C aliforn ia laier in J u ly . All s ln g l* N ew Jeraey young w om en o v e r 18 y e a rs ol .g e are e lig ib le to e n te r . On Ju ly 21 ihe f ir s t a n n u a l T r i-S la te "K id s l>ng .Show.” a lso Will be s tag ed a t P a l is s d e s A m usem ent P a rk Rib bon* a n d tro p h y cups will be a w a rd e d to dog* in e ig h t d iflm -nt ca te g o r ie s .

A dditional in fo rm atio n on nrre a tlo n a l r e to r t a c tiv itie s ran ix- o b t i ln e d , f ro m th e 41-pagr lull c o lo r "V aca tio n G uide to I nn in N e w ^ J e rse y .’M t i* avillsble in-r f ro m - th e N ew J e r i e y Depa rini fni a n d E c o n o m ic D evelopm ent. I i ' " to n 15. T h e b ook is 'deslgnr-d 10

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Asks Support Of College Bonding'

T W e s g tb e co lleg e b u lk ta g i b o n d issu e l i p i n e d to N ovem ber, • o n 11,000 to H U t w eU ^juali- f le d N ew J e rs e y y o u n g s te r! wlU fin d no room for th e m In colleg* toy 1985,” J o sep h L eo , « rec e n t g ra d u a te Qf R u tg e rs U n iv e rs ity , s a id b e fo re > m ee tin g ol the M a ta w a n 'U p t a r y C lub T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n a t R o llo 's P o r t H ouse, K e y p o r t ,1 A doub ling o f tb a s tu d e n t c a p a c ity o f th e s ta te 's p u b lic inert, tu tk m j o f h ig h er e d u c a 1 1 o n th ro u g h a 166,800,000 b o n d Issue h a * b een reco m m en d ed b y th e S ta te B o ard o f E d u c a tio n , M r. M o la id , la o rd e r th a t th e public co lleg es m ay d o th e ir s h a re In m ee tin g th e r is in g tide of college-

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T h e R u tg e rs g ra d u a te sa id , " T h e D um ber o t qu a lified college-

v a g e y o u n g s te rs in New J e r s e y w tli r i s e to m o re th an 90,000 b y 1969, a s c o m p ared to a b o if 0 ,0 0 0 full- t i n e s tu d e n ts to d ay , s im p ly b e c a u se o f the r is e in th e s ta te 's b i r t h , r a te b e g u n hi th e la t te r y e a n o f W o rld W ar II.

N ot E s tim a te s" T h e se a re n o t som eo n e 's esti-

fn a te s o r ca lcu lations,” M r. L eo n te d 'o u t , “ b u t tbe flesh and

ch ild ren w ho c aa b e coun t

e d r ig h t new u f t e y lit t a f t e ■eats of f if th aid t ig th a n d seve n th 'g r a d e c la ss ro o m s. A r is in g p e rc e n ta g e d h ig h school g rad u ate* ea ch y e a r a r t w ell-p repared and fin an c ia lly ab le to g a to colle g e ," 1 H r . t e a s a id , " and it is w o rth no tin g t b a t to d a y 'a rec o rd en.

n d lm e q ts In co lleges and un iv ers it ie s a r e th e s tu d en ts b o r a in p e rio d w hen the b ir th r a te w as ab n o rm a lly low .

" I n a d d itio n ," he s ta te d , “ the S ta te B o ard o ( E d u ca tio a h as found, b y qu estio n in g th em , th a t out-of-sta ta co lleges, to whom N ew J e rs e y a lre a d y e x p o rts two- th ird s o f her college-bound stud en ts , w ill b e ab le to a b so rb only 5000 o f the e s tim a ted in c re a se of 30,000 s tu d en ts by 1865. This m ea n s th a t o u r own N ew J e n e y co lleg es’ w ill have to take p rim e responsib ility fo r edncafing- °wr y o u n g s te rs ," U r . Leo said.

“ H a* Job of provid ing ad eq u ate p u b lic college fac ilities w as begun b y th e L eg isla tu re Ia s i year w ith a n appro p ria tio n c ( m o re th an >9,000,000. T he S ta te d B o a rd Of E d u ca tio n h a i recom m eafded a bond is s u e o f ftt.Mf.OOS h r new buildings a t th e s ta te college* In T ren to n . M o n td a ir, P a te rso n , Union, J e rs e y City an d G lass b o ro , the S tate U niversity 's p lan t in New Brunsw ick , N ew ark aad C am dea an d th e N ew ark College o f E ngin e e rin g ,” h e concluded. '

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P r io r to rece iv in g o rd ers fo r K o rean d u ty , h e w a s assigned a«- s e c u r i ty g u a rd w ith U .S. Army. Y u m a T e s tin g S ta tio n a t Yuma;- A r i l, H e Is sch ed u led to retu rn to, tbe U n ited S ta te s in Ju n e 1960

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The following n o m in a tio n s w e re made: C om m ander; B asil S locum , Post 411, W est L o n g B ran ch ; v ice com m anders, A r th u r S ilva, p o e t 24, Asbury P a r i , a n d B e tty S trang , pt»t 321 U nion B en ch ; f inance officer. Al S tro m . P o s t 14, A sb u ry Psifc, chap la in , D a v e B eem an , Post 23, K ey p o rt; h is to r ia n . M rs. Peg Cooper, t a t 141 A tlan tic Highlands; m a s te r-a t-a rm s , H aro ld Heckman, P o s t 24, A sb u ry Park.

It was re p o tte d th a t at th e South Je rse y c a u cu s m ee tin g held June 2 in T o n s R iv e r, D ep a rtm en t Vice C om m ander C liff M ecouch was appoin ted a i c h a irm a n o f the caucus for tb e n e x t y e a r . C om mander M ecouch re p o r te d th a t 128 more m em b er* a r e needed la the county in o rd e r tn m e e t la s t year s m em b e rsh ip , He p ra ised Freehold P o s t fo r th e i r reco rd number 636 p a i t t a p m e m b e n . Eleven posts h a v e p a sse d th e i r last y e a r 's to ta l s a d tw o po sts have equaled i t ■ .

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Y““Private Adoption Agencies Should Share Responsibility” Says Greer

" p r iv a te ly f in a n c e d ado p tio n a g e n c ie s sho u ld n o t s h irk Iro m a c c e p tin g a la r g e r s h a re o f re* S pcnsib ility in he lp in g re so lv e w h a t a p p e a rs t o be a c r is is s itu a tio n t a ch ild w e l f a r e / '

T h e se w o rd s b y C . L i s te r G r e e r / e x ecu tiv e s e c r e t a r y o f the C h ild re n 's H om e S ociety of New J e rs e y , w h ich rec e n tly m ark e d th e beg in n in g o t i ts 66th se rv ic e y e a r, se rv e d a s a k eyno te fo r t h e so c ie ty 's an n u a l, m eeting of d ire c to rs an d m em b e rs h e ld in T ren ton .

; M r. G re e r 's r e m a rk s w ere m ad e - fopow ing hi* an n u a l rep o rt ia w hich . p ro g re ss .'ip ad e d u rin g the so c ie ty ’s

rec e n tly . te rm in a te d , f isca l y e a r w u ou tlin ed . .

S ta tin g th a t th e so c ie ty h a d p laced 106 ch ild ren lo r adoption

l o r a seco n d y e a r, a n d th a t th e g ran d to ta l o f h om eless and friendle s s ch ild ren a id ed by th e socie ty w as d o s e to th e 14,000 m ark , M r. G re e r d e c la red th a t th e unfulfilled ta sk o f help ing N ew J e rse y children-in-need-of-aid w as so g rea t th a t it seem ing ly overshadow ed t h e accom plishm en ts o f all agencies; p riv a te .a n d public.

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a g e n c ie s . such a s th e C h ild ren 's H om e Society o f N ew J e rs e y could n o t re s t on th e ir lau re ls . I n s te a d he sa id , they shou ld be s tim u la ted

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to a ssu m e a la rg e r and m o re agg ress iv e ro le in ex tending serv ices to m o re ch ild ren ln need of such sp ecia l serv ices.

M r. G re e r sa id he deplored th e c u rre n t ch ild w elfa re "p a n ic " w hich ! s tem m ed tro m „ a d m itted a b u ses of w elfa re law s an d the s ta te 's hom e life a ss is ta n c e p ro g ram . “ Civic-m inded lea d e rs who have been horrified by obvious cases of w elfare abuses uncovered in ce rta in e x tre m e situ a tio n s m ust not be b linded to th e n eed of the f a r g re a te r n u m b er o f c a se s of out-of-wedlock b if jh s th a t occur a ipong young m o th e rs rep resen tin g every w alk of life. Since each s ituation rep re se n ts a p rese n t an d p o ten tial burden on th e taxpayers) a n y ' m ea n s th a t ..w o u ld , rem o v e com pletely a eW ld from t h e w elfa re ro lls ahou ld be g iven th e g re a te s t possible consideration . In th is p ro cess , p r iv a te adoption ag en cies , w ho w o rk u n d e r t h e au sp ices of a a d in dose coo p e ra tio n w ith th * S ta te B o a r d of Child W elfare, m u s t j a s u m s a g r e t t e r ro U . - -

. Seeming Paalc “ D esp ite the c u rr e n t fu ro r and

seem in g panic, w e art firm in o u r be lie f that so long as people can be found w ho will give o f th em selves in th e In te res ts o f ch ild ren less to rtu n a te —ch ild ren not th e ir own—th e re is hope fo r A cotnm oi) iserfse reso lu tio n .o f ' t h e ch ild c a re p ro b lem s th a t fac e u i . ; '

We be lieve th a t a lac k o f funds Is the f ir s t o b jec tiv e fo r reso lu tion In the handling o f ch ild ren ’s p ro b lem s. W e a b p be lieve th a t

m o re people m u s t b eco m e in volved in th o u g h t a n d w o rk fo r ch ild ren . T h en a g a in , th e re Is a d ire need o f m o re c o m m o n s e n se a ttitu d es an d m an y r e c ru its f o r a m uch n eed ed ‘n ew c ru s a d e f o r the hom eless ch ild .’

‘T w o y e a rs a g o th e C h ild ren ’s H om e S ociety o f N ew J e rs e y p led g ed itse lf to w o rk to w a rd a doubling o f s e rv ic e s . T h a t goa l w as rea c h e d In e a ch o f th e tw o y e a rs ju s t en d ed . W e h o p e to fu rth e r in c re a se o u r s e rv ic e po ten tia l In th e y e a rs a h e a d . T h is c a n b e a c h ie v e d w ith th e co o p e ra tio n o f th e th ough tfu l m en a n d w om en w h o se f in an c ia l an d perso n a l su p p o rt c a n m a k e th e a ch iev em en t o f t h i l e h ig h p u r poses possib le .” M r . ' G re e r co n . ch ided . ............... t '

Two Bayshore Arfa Men Have Licenses Revoked. A ctin g S ta t* D ir e c to r o f M o to r V ehicles N ed J . P a r se k ia n a n n ounced the rev o c a tio n s o f d r iv e r s ’ l icenses held b f Jo sep h M cCoy, Box 222X, K ey p o rt, a n d T h o m a s K areck y , RD 1, M a ta w a n , u n d e r th e s ta te tra ff ic po in t sy s te m .

M r. M cC oy's license w as r e voked fo r a n In d efin ite p e rio d for h av in g re c o rd o t a con v ic tio n In J w i r Y ork fo r o p e ra t in g a m otor, vehicle w hile u n d e r tb e . In fluence of In tox icating liq u o r . A one-m onth rev o ca tio n a lso w a s O rd e red fo r M r. K areck y fo r th re e sp eed in g a n d one tra ffic s ig n v io la tio n c o n victions. . ‘

Firms Register For Contracts

All sm a ll f i rm s in te re s te d in obtaining G o v e rn m e n t R e s e a rc h and D evelopm ent p r im e o r su b con tracts w e re in v ite d b y th e Small B usiness A d m in is tra tio n to reg iste r th e ir q u a lif ica tio n s w ith this ag en cy b y J u ly 17.

A rthuf E . L o ig ,. reg io n a l d irecto r of th e S m all B u sin ess A d m in istra tion f o r th is a r e a , sa id small f irm s th a t .b e l ie v e th ey a re qualified w ill b e in clu d ed in a listing w h ich w ill b e m a d e a v a ilable 10 g o v e rn m e n t p u rc h a s in g o f. fices and p r im e c o n tra c to rs .

A lis t of 1400 c o m p an ies w a t issued b y th e S m all B u s in e ss Adm in istra tio n i n D e c e m b e r 1958.

T h a an n o u n c em e n t l a i d th is lis tin g now Is b e in g re v is e d a n d th a t a p p lic a tio n s t o r th e n e w d ire c to ry m a y b e o b ta in e d a t t h e S m all B u sin ess A d m in is tra tio n R eg ional Office, 42 B ro ad w ay , N ew Y o rk 4.

M r. L o n g s a id th a t co m p an ies in te re s te d -in lis tin g th e i r q ua lif ica tio n s sho u ld 'ap p ly . . to .the A g e n c y 's R eg io n al Office for F o rm 449. In o rd e r to b e lis ted in th e re v ise d Issue, h e sa id , the co m p a n y sh o u ld file th e co m p le ted fo rm b y J u ly 17.

Only Small FinnsT h e n ew l is t w ill i c o n ta in only

th e n a m e s o f s m a ll f irm s . SBA g e n e ra l ly c la ss if ie s a f irm a s s m a ll fo r g o v e rn m e n t p ro c u re m e n t p u rp o se s w h en it is n o t d o m in a n t in i t s fie ld of opera tio n , an d w ith its a ff i lia te s em p lo y s few e r th a n 504 p e rso n s, o r Is

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T h e d ire c to ry w ill ' b e m ad e a v a ila b le to a ll go v ern m en t pur- c h a f in g a g e n cie s a n d ia rg e f irm s In g a g e d in re s e a rc h an d developm en t a g en c ie s , a s well a s com* pon y ex ecu tiv es re sp o n s ib le , fo r. n eg o tia tio n o f R& D c o n trac ts .

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Distribute New College Catalog

?1 ie l a t e s t M onm outh College . c a ta lo g h i t b e a t d is tr ib u te d , au -

n o u n c ia g a n ew c u ir ic u lu m ia po litic a l a r ie n c e a n d lis tin g c o u rs e s to b e o ffe red fa S ep tem b er. O th e r ch an g e* in clu d e new co u rs e s . a s c a le d s tu d e n t ac tiv ities fe e , a n d • sch ed u le o f tw o su m m e r tn a in n s , n ow in e ffe c t, in s te a d o f o a e se ss io n a s before.

T h e b o o k 's p u rp o se i s to q u i n t u s e rs w ith M onm outh and tk e n a tu re o f i t s d a y a n d ev en in g o p e ra t lo q fo r c o m m u te r S tudent!. S c h to ls , l ib ra rie s , p ro fess io n a l o r g a n is a t io n a n d h ig h sch o o l g rad u

- a te s u s e th e c a ta lo g . U s five ma- for se c tio n s d escrib e th e co llege, tb e tw o -y ea r c u r r ic u lu m : , th e fo u r-y e a r c u rr icu lu m * , c o i n e i f o r co lleg e c re d it an d c o u rse s fo r •4 u l( s . AU m a > ir s tu d y a re a s h i v e ad d itio n a l c o u rse s to m eet s tu d e n t H eeds, .' T h e h e w 'N a tio n a l D e fe n se Stud e n t L o a n P r o g ra m is In tro d u ced (air th e f lra t t im e In th e cata log . A b o d e s c r ib e d a re tra d itio n a l m e in s to w a rd p a y m e n t o f fees, s a c h a a sch o la rsh ip s , d e fe rred p a y m e n t p i ta s , lo in s f ro m th e co llege, a n d p a rt- tim e jo b s o n a n d o f f c a m p u s . A ty p ic a l fu ll-tim e s tu d e n t 's ex p en ses fo r o n e se m e ste r , o r h a lf -y ea r , i s g iv en i s {425. H i l l in c lu d e s a la b o ra to ry co u rse am o n g th e o th er* , book* i n d s tu d e n t a c tiv itie s . T b e f ig u re is f i t h ig h e r t h i n U s t y e a r. A fu ll-tim e s tu d e n t , w ill p a y th a t m u c h a s h i s s tu d e n t s e rv ic es i n d a c tiv itie s fee . I t e o w r s lia b ility Insu rance, s u b s c r ip t io n t o c e r ta in cam p u s p u b llc itio aa , ad m iss io n s t o c e r ta in e v e a ts , s tu d e n t c h ib s ex p eases a n d o th e r s e rv ic e s t a d p ro je c ts . A p i r t - th n e s tu d e n t w ill p a y IS . A su m m e r s tu d e n t p a y s p . T he c a ta lo g \o f fe r s a b rea k d o w n Ust fo r f ig u rin g expenses,

T h lrte e n ^ fo u r-y e a r m a jo r s lead in g to th e B ach e lo r o f A rts a n d B ach e lo r o f S c ien ce D eg ree* i r e d esc rib ed , a s w ell a s II two- y e a r p ro g ra m s lead in g to th e Asso c ia te i n A rts D eg ree . T h e two- y e a r p ro g ram * p re p a re a tuden ts fo r fu r th e r a tu d y o r fo r w o r t tn sem i-p ro fess io n al fie lds. In th e M o n m o u th , C om m unity In stitu te section p f th e ca ta lo g , a d u lt education c o u rse s a ra lis ted in m a th em a tic s , s e c re ta r ia l w o rk , s ttn o - typy , e n g in e e rin g d raftin g , s r t a n d m u sic . N o p re p a ra tio n is n eed ed to e n te r th ese c o u rse s .

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O w n e r - tn in e r D ouglas S m all p lan s to r e tu rn P r in c e d u lto u lm e lo h u rd le rac in g d u r in g th e seaso n s t M onm outh P a rk , w h ere the h u rd le rs sw ing into ac tio n o a J u ly I. P r in c e duH oulm e h a s bc$n confin ing h is e flo rts to tu r f r tc e s ia rec e n t w eeks. H e w as m'MMO- c la im in U K a t A tlan tic C ity . ‘

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1 T h re e - ilo u r S essions E a c h W eek, D a y o r E v e a ia g _ T h is c o u rs e is o ffe red a t a l l lev e ls f ro m sev en th g ra d e th ro u g h co llege, w ith s tu d en ts g ro u p ed hom ogeneously a c co rd in g to n b n itjr. I t helps s tu d e n ts to re a d w ith sp eed a n a co m p reh en s ion , 'to w r i te g ra m m a tic a l ly and logically , a n d to in c re a se th e i r know ledge o f v o cab u la ry . T his c o u rse is v ery p o p u lar w ith se rio u s s tu d e n ts w ho a re an x io u s to Im prove th e ir school g rad e s a n d t q o b ta in m ax im u m p rep a ra tio n fo r co lleg e b o a rd a n a o th e r types o f e n tra n c e e x a m s .

Elementary Reading for children in grades 1-6* I T w o-H our S essions E a c h W eekThia c o u rs e em p h a s ize s p h o n e s an d t ig h t v o c a b u la ry a n d o th e r m eth o d s o f w o rd p e rcep tio n , p a ra g ra p h co m p reb cp sto c , p h ra s e rea d in g , v o c a b u la ry build ing . T h e ch ild ren m ee t in sm all g roups a cco rd in g to rea d in g level.

Public speaking and Dramatics1 T h ree-H eu r S e s s ie u E a c h W eek, E v e n in g s Only

T h is c o u rs e Is d e sig n ed to m ee t th e n eed s of s tu d e n ts for a m o re e ffec tiv e o r a l e x p re ss io n of th e ir tho u g h ts . T he f irs t h a lf o f e tc h c la s s Is d e v o te d to study u d drill in th e p rin c ip a l e le m e n ts o l la n g u a g e , tk e second half to sp eech es , d eb a tes , a n d d ra m a tic p rese n ta tio n s , E v e ry s tu d en t w ill h ave the o p p o rtu n ity to b e co m e e ffec tiv e i n d r e la x e d w hile p e rfo rm in g in the p resen ce of o th ers .T he c o m e In s tru c to r i s PA U L AN D E RSO N , p ro fess io n a l a ^ o r a i d d i re c to r fo r m an y y e a ra , a n d fo rm e rly in s tru c to r a t th e A m erican A cad em y o f D ra m a tic A r t , H u n te r C otle*e, a a d H ighlan d M an o r.

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- m an y d o n o t i s sh o w n b y tb e low sc o re s m ad e b y m a n y a e n h n a fa th e p ro b lem -so lv in g p a r t o f th e "C ollege B o a rd s ." A n o f o u r m a th e m a tic s c o u rse s Include s o m e a ri th m e tic . All course* a r e p lan n e d to dev e lo p a log ical a p p ro a c h to p ro b lem -so lv in g sn d to d ev e lo p fac ility in a p p ly in g m a th e m a tic a l p ro ce sse s a c cu ra te ly .

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T h e se c o u rs e s a r e p h a se d la w ith th e rea d in g in stru c tio n s o th ea tu d e n ts w ho w ish c a n ta k e b o th c o u rse s . „

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I n te n d e d p r im a r i ly fo r n in th a n il te n th g ra d e m a th s tu d e n ts , th is c o u rs e rev ie w s a r i th m e tic a n d f i n t y e a r a l g e b r a .

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C om m en tin g o a th e D e p a r tm e n t o f A g ricu ltu re ’s In te re s t i a . th e ' su rv e y , S e c re ta ry o f A g ricu ltu re P h illip A lam p i a a id th a t N ew J e r se y fa rm er* o ften Hod th em se lv e s re s tr ic te d ia th e i r n o rm a l o p e r a tio n s b y lo ca l land use o rd i n sn ces .

T h e p r e s e n t s tu d y is th a f irs t I s r g e ^ c a le a tte m p t, h e s ta te d , tod e te rm in e to w h a t ex ten t th e p ro v isions o f lan d u se o rd in a n c e s an d o th e r co n tro ls a ffe c t f i r m op er. lU o n s . M r. A lam pi p o in ted o u t th a t N ew J e rs e y now has -m ore t f i ih 450 lo c i l p l in n ln g b o a rd s .

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d i iq a lH h e p ro v is io n s of e ic h local l i S F l j f e h|W, With p a r t ic u la r e m p h a s is o n its e ffe c ts on a g ric u ltu re . W hen co m p iled th is fall, re su lts w ill b e p u b lish ed m d d is tr ib u te d to co u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n ts , f a r m o rg an iza tio n s , leg is la to rs , p la in in g b o a rd s k n d o th e rs In-, te re s te d ln a g ric u ltu re i n d r u ra l N ew J e rs e y . .

M r. '^ A la m p i fo re sa w se v e ra T benefits ' f ro m th e a tu d y : F a r m e r s w ill be a b le to c o m p a re th e ir local o rd in a n c e s a n d those fit o th e r co m m u n ities ; po ten tia l conflic ts ca n b e a v o id e d ; >and th e in fo rm atio n o b ta in e d w ill b e usefu l in a m en d in g ex is tin g o rd in a n c e s o r co n s tru c tin g new ones.

F a rm e rs , M r. A lam pi p o in te d ou t. o ften do not p a rtic ip a te In the d iscu ssio n s w hich .p reced e th e e n a c tm e n t of to n in g o rd in an ces in r u ra l a n a s a n d th u s lo ca l leg is- u t t m m ay b e co m e u rb a n -o r ie n ta l. H e u rg e d f a rm e rs to ta k e a m o re a c tiv e p a r t in local p lan n in g i n d m ik e s u ra th a t a g ric u ltu ra l Inte r e s ts a r e rep re se n te d .

National Guard Has New Quota

M a j. G en . J s m e s F . C satw eB , th e C h ief o f S ta ff o f N ew J e rs e y , h as a n n o u n ced th a t e n lis tm e n t re s tr ic t io n s fo rm e rly Im p o sed a n Mn A rm y N a tio n a l G u a rd h a v e lif ted an d s iz a b le q u o tas b een v s ig s i td to a ll G u a rd W ith a p re s e n t s tre n g th o f t f - p r o x im a te # ; 11,m , th e . AORjfc G u a rd c a n e n lis t u p to a l t r e a g th o f 13,930. U n lim ited o p en in g s a r a a v a ila b le fo r v e te ra n s m a y be ab le to re -e n lis t i a th a i r f a rm e r ran k .

Y o u n g m en w ho e n lis t fo r *1* m o n th s a c tiv e d u ty tra in in g p n b - a b ly w ill go to F o r t D ix fo r t h e i r b a s ic tra in in g , a f te r w h ich th e y w ill a t t e n d se rv ic e s ih o a l i I t v a rio u s U.S. A rm y p o s ts la tht co u n try . ' . . .

T y p es o f tra in in g iv a U a b le In U .S. A rm y G u a rd sm e n Inchs4c th e fie lds o f p e rso n n e l a a d sup p ly a d m in is tra tio n , ra d io ; t e l a t y p ] * , r a d a r , su rv e y in g , a u to a n d t r a d e m ec h a n ics , coo k s, m e ta o ro lp ty , a irp la n e m ec h a n ics u d a t t a r s .

S e rv ic e la th e N ew J e rs e y A rm y N a t i o n a l G u a rd ' i J v f * ' y o u n g m en a n o p p o rtuni ty to d isc h a rg e th e i r m il ita ry ob lig a tio n b y a tte n d in g w eekly tra in in g sea.-' s io a s w ith a h o m e town G u a rd u n i t N o n -p rlo r s e rv ic e at U k e s ix m o n th s a c tiv e d u ty h r t ra in in g a t - r e g u la r A rm y tra in in g

In fo rm a tio n o n e n lis tm e n t a w y b e o b ta in e d a t a n y o t th a O N a tio n a l G u a rd a rm o r ie s la s ta te . T h e m a jo r n a t ts i n J A rm o re d D ivision , w ith h e a d q o a it- e r s l a E a s t O ra a g e ; (h a IT ' A rm o re d C a v a lry R e g l n s s t (E a se x T rp o p ) w ith he a d q u a r te rs la N ew ark ; th e W r d A rm o r G ro u p , w ith h e a d q u ar te rs , l a N ew B runsw ick ; th e 111th F ie ld A » UUery G ro u p , w ith h e a d q u a r te rs ia T re n to n , a n d th e 2S4th A ntiA irc ra f t A rtille ry G roup, wiUt h e a d q u a r te rs i a E lisa b e th . T h e re a re 21 b a tta lio n s a s s ig n e d to tltesa m a jo r h e a d q u ar tem .

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T o q ua lify , a p p lic a n ts m u s t h a v e c o m p le te d a M l co lle g e co u rse w hich . Included i t le a s t 24 se m e s te r h o u rs In l ib r a ry sc ie n c e . In id d ith m , th ey m u st h iv e h i d o n e y e a r o f e x p e rie n c e a s a lib ra r ia n o r o n e y e a r o f g r a d u a te s tu d y In l ib r a ry s d e n c e .

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Area Residents To . Serve On Petit Jury

A re a re s id e n ts se le c te d lo s e rv e e a th a M on m o u th C oun ty P e t i t J u r y t r a m J a a e 9 th ro u g h S e p t > a r e M riV M ild red B ille y . M rs . G r i c e P . D odson, M rs . E th e l H e a te r , A rth u r W . In g ra m . M iU w s a : M rs . J u d y E . B lich , M o rg an v ille : Wit- H am B u r t e . W est K e a n sb u rg ; P e t t y H . C h ln e ry , J o s e p h H . CoWai Jr., C h r is to p h e r J . Dillon., M rs . V a le ria M . K ing , M rs. C aro l L. L ew is , H e a d e r ic k C, R o ssi. A rth u r T . S p ra g u e , A r th u r J . Sulx- m a n n . K e y p o rt; A lfonso P . C uom o, C lilfw ood; M rs . F re d a M . C lauseo , H azlet; M rs . M a rg a re t L a m b re c h t, C e d i K S ta v e r j r . , M rs. M alh iid a IL W u rs t, J a m e s L . E ng lish . U nion B each ; J a m e s J . S co tt, M rs. H e len G . S chu ltz , K e an sb u rg .

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State Fair To Have New Look

_ ^ W hen 4 h e N ew J e rs e y S ta te* '* 7 a ir opens i ts g a te s &t th e big

exhibition g ro u n d s In H am ilton Tqw hship, o u tside o f T ren to n , on Sunday, Sept. 20, v is ito rs w ill be ag reeab ly su rp r ise d a t th e “ new look.” A n ad v iso ry . com m ittee , consisting o f rep re se n ta tiv e s _of s ta te , c iv ic , a g ric u ltu ra l an d in* d ustria! o rg an iza tio n s have been p lanning fo r m o n ths to m ak e this y e a r 's F a i r th e b es t e v e r, and th ere w ill b e m an y n ?w exhib its

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A m os K irby , M uHica Hill, is c h a irm a n of the com m ittee , w hich •alread y h as o b tain ed a g o v e rn m en ta l a to m ic en e rg y exhib it coverin g 5000 sq u a re fee t; a new g a rd e n m a r t w here equ ipm en t for h o m es, an d in d u stria l p lan t u se w ill be ori, d isp lay; a d iffe ren t p o u ltry show which wiii fea tu re co lorfu l b ird s and d em o n stra tio n s o f the hatch ing and ra is in g of ch icks; d isp lays of p rocessed foods an d a n expanded flow er show w ith special exh ib its," Ai d ah lia s 'a n d g ladiolus. '

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T he reg u la r a ttra c t io n s will a g a in b e p rese n ted including the s ta te , g ran g e , 4-H and educationa l exhib its an d th ere will h e the u su a l c a ttle , sheep , g o a t, swine and rab b it shows.

An a ttra c t iv e g ran d s ta n d p ro g ra m is be ing a rra n g e d by G eorge A. H am id, p res id en t and g en e ra l m an a g e r of the F a ir . Al* location of space now is being m ad e b y M rs. A nto inette Jem i- son, fa ir s e cre ta ry . B lanks a re ava ilab le fo r the e n tr ies in domes* tic a r ts an d o th er d ep a rtm en ts an d m ay be ob tained from the N ew Je rse y S ta te F a ir office, Box 66ff;"Trenton.

T h e fa ir will c lose S unday, Sept, 27.

Disabled Workers Gin Collect SS* Sept. 30 can be ao Im p o rtan t d a te for d ep en d en t, of ce rta in disab led w o rk e n . accord ing to Allan A. B ass, D la trk t M a n ag e r of th e P e r th Am boy Social S ecurity A dm inistra tion office. ’

T he l t t i am endm ent* to t h e Social S ecu rity Act "kuthorlzed m onthly benefit paym ent* to dependen ts of r w orker w ho fa receiv ing d isab ility In su rance bene- OJa; f i r , B am '^ p la in e d , H e a d d ’ ed, how ever, th a t a i ln th e c u e 9f o th e r types gf social te c u r ity paym ents, re tro ac tiv ity l i lim ited to 12 m onths fro m th e d a te a c la im M liled. Thus, i ln c e the a m endm ents b e c a m • effective w ith S ep tem ber 1958, a n app lication m ust b e m * d e no la te r than th is S ep tem ber, In o rd e r tb avoid th e loss o f one o r m o re m onths’ b enefits . Of co u rse , n o p ay m en ts can b e m ad e fo r m on ths before S ep tem b er IMS, the m onth the la w w as am ended . ■

T he ch an g es p erm it p aym ents to a ll th e following c la sse s of dependents fo rm erly elig ib le only a s d ependen ts o f a re tire d o r d eceased w orker: U n m arried children u n d e r a g e 11; d isab led children o v er 11 If th e d isab ility began befo re age, 18, and they a re unm arr ie d a t th e tim e o f ap p lication.

Also a wife o v er 62-years-of- age; a w ife o f a n y age , prov ided Uie w ife ha* In h e r . c a r e a child en titled to benefits; a d ependen t h u sband a g e U o r o ld er.

NJ Families Buy Many Policies

N ew Je rse y fam ilies ow ned 10,027,000 life In su ran ce polic ies p rovid ing $22,702,000,900 ‘ of p ro tec tion a t th e a ta r t o f th is y e a r, a new h igh reco rd , th e In stitu te of L ife Insu ran ce re p o r ts . This c o m p ares with $20,567,000,000 fw n- ed in th is s ta te th e y e a r b e fo re ai^d $9,161,000,000 s t th e a ta r t o f

1949. T he 10-year r is e in th isstate w as 148 p e r c en t. .

“The past few y e a rs h a v e se en the g rea te st a d dition to 'th e b u lwark of U.S. fam ily fin an c ia l p r o tection through Ufe in su ra n c e in all our h isto ry ," H o lg a r J . Jo h n son . In s titu te p res id en t co m m en ted. " In ju s t 'f i v e y e a r* w e h a v e seen n early $200,000,000,000 o f life insu rance added, a ji a m o u n t equal to. the to ta l i s fo rce in the U S a t any tim e u p to 1948. Wliat is m ore, to d ay ’s life Insu rance Is m ore th a n e v e r b e fo re se t

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