Lift Restraint; Bus Service May End OUT ■THURSDAY -« Home All Week COYERLNG MATAWAN BOROUGH" AND THE TOWNSHIPS OF MATAWAN, MARLBORO, MOLMREL and MADISON looth YEAR — 42nd WEEK * Member- N a ti^ M .UftwspapdC AKsnclJitlon MATAWAN, N. J„ THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1969 Mcralwr >3>.*W Jersey i^reaa Association Single Copy Ten Cents Hi - NEWS THIS WEE IN THE BAYSHORE AREA 11 New Octagonal School Takes Shape WEEK K I Stale-Conniy . . The New Jersey Department of Community Ai* fairs is conducting <a ^eries of orientation, sessions de- sttfned^n-V'aenviaint' local 'government officials \vi.ih tha ^ latest information’ on,: computers : and y automatic; data 'I'-processing equipment. - s— .Thn-nolentiai. aL.lofiest.JEirci. _throughout __ the state winiriues to fte'Tjf Titriiost’ concern, Kotjert ’Ar Itoa-,' Com - . Bvissioner of *the New Jersey Department of Conserva- tion and Economic Development, said recently. Essential ^repairs on,' concrete, bridge decks will re- sult in1o lane closing and traffic delays on the New Juc- fey Turnpike beiween-lhlvruhiuiges 14 and 10-18. Corti- " plex, Starting ,this -week.” if'w as aimounvcci by Turnpiks .....Authority Chairman, Joseph Morecraft Jr. ..................................... ' •- Tpe : Republican and ' Democratic Organizations in Monthoufh County-have'selected candjdiites for office fit the primary election, presently scheduled foe Jui>« 3. Municipal Monmouth County’s regular Republican nnd Democratic or- gnni/.alions Sunday i-hose their primary election candidates. 1hu Republicans, meeting In ■ tlio West Limn Urnnch Iloruu^h Hall, home base fur their ailing leader, J. Russell Woolley, came up with two ni'W Assembly can- didates to replace Iho GOP In- cimibcnts forced out by thi* lat- est couit ordered reapportion- mont. Candidates [or the two Assem- bly Kcati lu thu new western diHlvict aro Freehold Mayor Jolm Dawes, nnd Spring Lake IIei;;M.'i Mayor Joseph Roblnsnn. & Incumhcnis Josupli Azzollna of Middletown mul .lames Coleman Jr, of Asbury Park, were attain NOTICE Downstair) In Uptown ■Thurs, thiii Sim, at Blivlaw's Cliffwood Inn Ratlirki'IIer.Hwy. 35 Cliffwood Av». , WJ fp 4/17 .-.,'^«»i>|HiM)giiigv:their.'>'ComMnerf:zati!orts‘'..ta*'.,*Make;'M ataw an First," Independent and two Republicans have won the uniiriinl.?!:*-endors(3mGnt of tho local GOP screening ' committee In their bid to capture, the mayoralty and •i?'.two Borough Council seats. Heading the ticket is the Independent, Zoning Board Attorney Thomas F. Ryan. His running mates for council are Matawan Grammar Bshoor Principal Mark • C. Bendon and Ocean County College Selene* Department Chairman Dr- Richaid B. lluiui, ‘ 1 , ‘ Possible discrimination at the Cliffwood Pool in ’ Cliffwood Beach and discriminatory practice;, in mid- , ' ■ ' d ie class ^housing wen" two main topics discussed by the newly organized Human Relations Council' of Matawan Township, at,'its first open meeting Monday night.' Matawan Township Councilman Daniel H. Do'vuej’, '^Sfrho was bypassed by the Regular Democratic Grgantza-. 11 tion when it selected candidates last week, has announc- ed he, will seek reelection as an Independent in Novem- ber. Newsmakers Thomas E. Walsh jr. of Matawan has Joined New '- JerMy BeU'a legal department in Newark aa an attor- • • • l>ey, Mr. Walsh had been associated wHth tha lnw firm , Carpenter. Bennett and Morrissey in Newark prior S'i't# Joining the telephone company. He had served earli- ■ ;' ;..er ; for two years in the Newark regional office of the , i' National Labor Relations Board. ; Realtor G. J. Sterling Thompson, president, Sterl- Ing Thompson & Associates, with offices iu Matawan, \Middletown and Rumson, reports that-Mrs. Laura I-ehr* kinder, of the firm’s Matawan office, has been cited by - Northern Monmouth Multiple Listing Service for out- standing achievement in selling multiple listings only in ' 1968. ’/"'■i:/,v: - . . .■ Robert F. Hickethier, Point Pieasant, has been pro- moted from: district sales manager., to regional sales manager for ATCO Ceramics Corp. The promotion was announced by Robert K. Multer, ATCO president. Industry For the second time in three yours the Bell Tele* phone Laboratories is planning a mass transfer from the; shore area. Approximately 250 scientists, engineers and technical assistants will be transferred In August and September from the Holmdel laboratory to a new switching development center to be built in Denver, ■coi: : ■ , .. The Insertion of fuel into the nuclear reactor of Jer- fey Central Power & Light Company’s Oyster Creek Nuelear-Fueled Generating Station in Lacey Township was begun this week, according to Ralph F. Bovier, iresident of JCPL and New Jersey Power St Light ompany. Religion A recognition service was held Sunday for the New Light Baptist Church Mission nt the church on Center Bt.j Cliffwood. The church held its first service on Dec. 1, 1968, under the leadership of the Rev. Edward Jones, -founder-.and pastor. An organ recital on the newly-installed Allen organ will be given in the First Presbyterian Church, Matn- wan, on Sunday evening at 7:30 p.in. The guest artist ., will be Kenneth Landis, Harrisburg, Pa. A service1 of dedication will bo held-in connection with the recital. Democrats, GOP Pick County Primary Slates Newcom ers In Additions lo Ihe Matawan Regional School comp lex on Broad St., Matawan, employing an octagonal design, arc jnnnvu Hs-cviiauueuoii procecua vii tlm bui!u««'g» scheduled fa; opening.::}- :;e,i! Septe;:lber. The photo was taken (rotn tho former High School building. Award Contracts For New Schools : -Long fight of the residents of Courtland l.tmc against the building of an access road for school buses pust the rear yurds of their homes ended in failure Monday when the Matawun Rcginnui Board of Education accepted a bid for the con* atructlon of Cambridge Park elementary school by Gumina Construction Co., New Brunswick, l lio' /contract passed over ".Alternate'. No. 32'' which represented the use of Clover Way as the exit rouui for school buses,from Jha: school int. KIchaidt J.'Kaplan; a spokesman for the Court- latid Lane residents, had protested vigorously •gainst the integrating of the Crest Way - Chilton lane route with the base, bid and the adding of the Clover Way proposal, favored by them, as on- ly a “far out’' alternate,) : : Mr. Kaplan and hi* neighbors have cnutioaod In their formal protesting at board meetings that there was a possibility thnt they would go to court to seek a restraining order un llw signing of a con tract providing for tho' construction'M the Crest Way - Chilton Lane school bus road. Facilities Left Out Edward Scullion, school business administra- tor, confirmed Monday the bids accepted that night had been laken with a number of desired facilities in the bulidlngs left out because of thu need to keep total costs for both buildings wilhin tlio $4,530,000 bonding, set up when the Ipflalion of huilding costs was far les? pronounced than it Is today. Mr. Scullion noted, however, that an al- ternate that wor'd have provided a J43.000 deduc- tion on the-cost" of .Cambridge Park schoot was passed by and there would be walls separating the classrooms. The {4-1.000 would have been allowed if the contractor- did not have to build walls sep- arating the rooms. ....... : i ; The board secretary wax nf the opinion that a number of the. facilities omitted could be added — (conrinutd oti page four) : . , i . Pledging their combined efforts to "Make Mat- awan First,'' un Independent and two Republicans have won the unanimous endorsement- of the io- ; cai COP -scrcenina- eonuoittue' in their, bid io cap-.:. : ture: the niaybraity' jind iwo Borough Coiiricirseats; . . Heading the. iiJSec is the Independent, Zoning Board Attorney3'hoir.as1 F. Ryan. - His'.running mates for ;rotmo|r are Matawan Grammar' School/. Principal Mark C. Bendon and Ocean. County Col-, lege Science tieixirtnient Chairman. Or. -Richard'’ B. Munn. .. . ,.. "■ 'Annoiinqing tlie' endorsehicntij, Screeiiing' .Coiii*1 niittee Chairinan Cocncilnijn Laurence .1. Bucco. lepoiied; ?')-rnilkiy, we view tiie candidaeic-S ol Mr-. Ky!in. Mr. Hi'mlon unfl Hi Mtinn .'ts ;i Tlr;’am ticket. Their (jt.:al!f!Ca».:uns to serve.'Matawan are.; outstanding and-.they have outlined a program of goals, for the borough which' wj!! capture the cn-. thuaiastlc. support of voters of ai! political' per-.; . suasions. - - '■ - . . '- - “‘lhcy approach the borough's problems In a down-to-earth fashion, -listing' (he conditions in With which, thev personally are unhap- . py. Already, they are mapping : plans for. remedy- ing these conditions. , r ; . Drawniji hiyu pi ioiil^; in jiiaiinitig ave m- cieasitiB drug abuse within the borough, coatinu- ini{ problems of rusty water, inadequate recrea- tional facilities, a recent slowdown in the growth • of .industrial and commercial ratable.* and hous- ing deterioration in small areas of the boiough. ; "Of particular concern to these men, especial* ly to Or.' Munn who Is. a marine-biologist, is ihe 'lack of sewers in a large portion of the commum- ' ty.and the borotigh’3 inability tn obtain state and; federal funding for advanced treatment ot sew- .age.at the existing plant. ;■ - .I‘‘They have demonstrated a practical grasp of municipal problems and' they are evaluating ex* istlnK and anticipated revenues In order to estab- iish a sysiem ui pnoritiKs so that progress is as* sured without adding to the burden ol overloaded taxpayers. --- . - - "The candidates will be presented at the An- nual Republican Dinner - Dance May 3 in Mag- nolia tnn, Freneau, nnd we are qonfident our rec- ommendation for their endorsement will be sup-' ported'wholeheartedly.''- . -S., 5 — -'ffiv62’,i CcunciiTflan Btieoo; ^-lio.se tet m expi/ea at tha - ' . endJ of this1vein'.:has declined to seek reeiection.. Also stepping .dowii are Mayor.'.Kdwa^yg^'ffyrniiT and Councilman .George T. Connor. PUC Hearing Is Continued For Marathon Buses Ih e Snperioi Court yesterday lifted a r«* atramt order aj-nin1 .; th« Marathon Dus Co.» which blockcd ii irom hunting bus service on Its bayshore line. The order wai lifted on assur- ances from its attorney that service would Se continued on the line for at least three raort weeks ■ Residents Urge Council To Approve Waldbaum Variance David Engebrotson. Rav/ne Dr., Matawan, led a delegation of residents Tuesday night who urged the Matawan Borough Council to accept tlu; recommendation of the planning and zoning buaras and approve conaifuciiuii l-* a W<i]ui/aun« supurmurkcl at Koike 34 and Mill Rd. Although it received a recommendation from tho zoning' board over a month ago, a use vari- ance to permit construction of the shopping cen* ter, council has not ucted. ................. The delegation noted the $500,000 ratable would bring in taxes of close to $20,000 a year. The far.n land on which the market would bo con- structed, now is taxed for approximately $800 a year. Councilman Stanley Yacker salt, the council has the recommendation for a variance front tiie zn»iii|> botird under “active consideration." To Probe Discrimination endorsed to run in the new east- ern district. paly Replacement Replacing Freeholder Marcus Daly, who had to withdraw tor heallh reasons, is Middletown Mayor Rrne-st KmMlek. Free- holder Harry Lnrrlson will run for re-election. Freeholder Benjamin Dauskin will run Tor county cleik to ie- place Mr. Woolley, who is still ill in Monmouth Medical Center. Assemblyman I. o u I s Ailtins, Malawan llornugh tiiturney, "ho Is being lorced out of lie; seat by tin; realignment, was chosen to run for surro|;iile nuainst tlio Democratic incumbent, Donuld Cunnlnphnm. (continued on pnjju four) OLD WAGON FARM Dost soleclloii A/.nlcafl, Hhodo* dendrons, Roses, P.vorgreeiw ond bare root materials, Kt. 39 ft Laurbl Avc., llolmdel, WJ fp 4/17 Possible discrimination at the Clifl'wood I*ool In Cliffwood Deach und discriminatory practices In middle class housing will be Investigated by tiie newly-organized Humau Relations Council of Matawan Township. Mrs. Rhoda Yucht, council chuirmun, said tho group would look into the question raised by oouncil member St. Clair Parris. The question of possihle discrimination followed a discussion of the township's recreation programs. Criticizing the programs wero Mr. Purris and Rabbi Henry M. Weiner, council co-chairman. Both men agreed that the recreation problem win one of most pressing in the borough Rubbi Weiner said that he had been surprised to see how many parks the commission listed, However, he said a check of the sites showed many to be in poor condition, and ''not fenslblo for public recreation." Another council member, Philip Gtimbs, nsked why thu schools were not being used for recre- ation functions. Ho cited the school in the Cliff- Wood section, which has a large Negio population. Although no member of the commission was present to answer Mr. Gumbs’ question, Mrs, Yucht s.iid she would Invite the recreation com- missioner to the council's next molding May 12, Frederick W. Norton, a field representative ol the S'uilu Division of Civil Rights and a new township resident, refxirted lie recently had ex- perienced wlial he believed to bo racial discrimi- nation. "Five months ago I tried to renl an upui Imciii NOTICIi TO RESIDENTS OF MATAWAN nOKOUOIf The Municipal Cleric's Office, IHO Mum Stivet, M.uawmi. N.'J. will ho open for voter registration Thursday, April 24, IMS from 7 l‘.M. tn B P.M. (The foregoing la In addition to ruguliir office hours). VERNA li. HORIIAL, Uornugli CWk J fp 4/17 ’ in ihe Matawan urea," he said. "I was (old an apartment was mine, so I proceeded with my plans to move. However, a month before ( wai supposed In mine In. I wai told the apartment was no longer available." He said [lie council should become Involved In exposing such discrimination, and offered hii help in testing urea apaitments fur such practices. The council agreed, and asked Mr. Norton to meet with them to discuss the matter. Although the meeting was the council's first, three members, Franklin M. Gilbert, Leonard Golden, und Mins Patricia Freeman wera absent. "We. just haven't readied a decision yet,” ht added. - ........... ' ■ ■ ; - . William Lanzaro, chairman of ihe zoning board, also urged council to approve the variance to pormit commercial use of tne property--uuw zoned partly residential, 1 lie application was filed by Malawan 103 Inc., a wholly-owned sub- sidiary of Waldbaum Supermarkets. .. '. Borough Attorney I.ouis Alklns reported the State Division of Tax Appeals had upheld the bor- ough in its appeal against assessment reductions for two apartment complexes for 1967.; : : He said new assessments for that year, ip*-'- ; proved by the state are {358,000.against the Ra- Vine Apartments and <• similar umuuui against tho Tree Haven Apartments. The judgment results In a net gain of $3800 over the original 1967 assessment fixed by the borough. The ruling hy the state wipes out an assess- ment reduction totalling $152,200 for 19G7 which had been approved by the Monmouth County Board of Taxation. Council praised Mr. Aikins fm his1 success- ful efiorts in having the assessments restored, (continued on pugo four) A State Public Utilities Commission hearing of the proposed discontinuance of bus service in' the bayshore area is scheduled to - resume tomor- row in Newark. The hearing opened last Friday at the pliC offlce.s In Newark. The hearing was called after Marathon .Bui Co. o! South Amboy announced! several weeks ago that 11 would terminate bus service between .' Perth Amboy and, Keansburg beginning Mar. 3U. Tha bm line, which has; operated between these two .municipalities since 1921, lias cited fl* -nancial problems as the main reason for itiipro* posed stoppage. <- , " Keansburg Mayor I.eonard S. Belleira • find i Councilman Alphonsus McGrath and borough at- torney Howard A, Roberts who also represented Hazlet Township. appeared at the hearing Friday to protest the bus stoppage together with Key* port attorney Mis., Julia,.Ashby,>who also .repra- ■ acnted Matawan Township■ ;and Union Beach.at* i torney Philip J. Biunda Jr. ‘ 1‘welve: Keansburg residents and two from .-Union .Beach who rely on the but for transporta*- tion to-and from their place of employment also offered testimony Friday before the coinmis* Sion. They all cited tho undue hardship they would suffer If tlio bus service was,discontinued, John E. Toolan, attorney for the bus firm, told the commission that "the company Is hope* lessly insolvent. He gave warning that tit*' company may not be able to continue its opera* ■ tion until tomorrow because of its alleged dir* financial condition.' H ie attorney said the firm's assets totaled, between $7000-$3000 and hai liabilities of approx- imately $25,000 ...................... . ' Mr, Roberts presented the hearing officer "With nine letters of protest plus a-29-page petto tion bearing 600 signatures. . (oontinued oil page four) , , T o K im .As Iiulepeiuleiit Matawan Township Councilmun Duniel H;. Downey, who wns bypassed by thtf Regular Umno* eratic Organizatiun when it selocM cnwlKttues last wi*ek, has announced, ho will sock reelectlon us an Independent .in November. ' “ I was lofi wilh no alternative since the or-; ganization decidcd not to .support me,” he com* muntcd. • . . Mr. Downey served two terms on tho Matawan Township Committee before the form <>( Kuvwrn* 'meal was chatij;cd tc?'cwm«il - manager. He tl \ completing his first council term. Winners In Baby Contest NOTICK Mnlnwan Twp. Vo'er Reglslrnliou Muuiclpjl IHilldliig, 117 i.owrv Main .Sired, April lOlli, 1711 1, 2lst nnd 2-lth, Ififi!) front saven p.m. to nine p.m, (Foregoing in addition to renin- ti'allons taken during hualni'M huiirs In Clork't Office In Municipal liiiiltllng), KOSI-', K. Wt'.NZliL, Towiiblilp Ciork i fp 4/10 - 4/W Day Care Center Election Held Nino members nf n 16-member Purents Ad- visory Committee were clccted yesterday during voting at the Bayshore Day Care Cciilcr, Holm- del, and the llayshora Noigliborhood Servkci Center, Uroad St., Keyport. Only those persons in tnrRct areas served by the liayshore Neighborhood Service Center of tho Monmouth Community Action Program, Inn. wer« permitted 10 vote. Business, Mrs, Mnry Alien Major, K»‘V|)oit: Clergy, Rfv. b'.dward Jones, CliffwonJ. Rev. Vincent Pettit, Kryport; C'*mmunily Or^nnli’-aHwi, Jir»e.st luiwajJ.s, Malawan low ivinip; lJtiblle Official, Jnlm A, Andujar, Keyport; Sehnol, Mrs. liarrici Uumos, i\liii,n\an; Si)(’i;»! S'M'viees, Mrs, HonKhy Cast-y, !%«•>•- pot I; (continued on pane four) JMmiJC N(VJ Tie1 Matawan Township W.it.M Iicp.nim-'ii' will ilnsii tin* Township u'.it.'r (i^i.cr Garilcns, Clil'r.Mioil, l.akcvirw, ( I.ik Sli.nlt April ilJrd, IMih nnd Mth, hetwt'i'n |he hoin-‘i of 10 P.M. and 5 A.M. There may lie i slljil'i dl.'i> coloration of Ihe wnt(*r as well m low water press nit! riuvint’ the above period. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Matawan Township Wutor Unpariment J tp 4/17 A llahy (outesl, spamnred |>y St. .lames A,M. I'. Zion Clnireh, Af In nl Ic St., Mutav.iin, win h?M at the church Siilnrday jiiUrnnM»n. Wlnnrrs ptelurud, h’ll lo i ‘(;ht, lire I.inda Itice, Matawan, second plat’C, winn)-; of yjj; D/j/Kun, New Vork ( ity, Jlrsl, nnd An,!<'!'■ 1tii'ii'.'r, Matawan, third, Si.i. Othi'ri In Ihe eootesi were Dawn Jai'lisnn, Nf.ark; Harhle Crosby, Cllffwnml; Sjiviu I.ef, Keyport; Mnrlel Taylnr, Asbury Park; Rodney Armimr, (icrald McCoy, Michel WilS'tn, llarald llnnley ]r, nnd Chris- topher Wilson, Matawmi, Kunners-up were nlven st»Hie»l nni> » as <'mjsolai on prl/es, A >Vrleom« kiu fdvea f« the* habv participants and their mat hers Ity DnvJd Nealy, Malawan, And fl reillalloa wai fliven hy Vernnlea Hyman, Keyport. Mrs. Florence .lad.son. Mrs. Anna P, (ioodwln and Mr** Gertrude Shaw weru lu charge. More than 100 at tended aud dccunitloiift wera In pink und bluo.
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Lift Restraint; Bus Service May EndOUT
■THURSDAY -« Home
All Week
COYERLNGMATAWAN B O RO U G H "
AND THE
TOWNSHIPS OF
MATAWAN, MARLBORO, MOLMREL and MADISON
looth YEAR — 42nd WEEK * Member- N a ti^M .UftwspapdC AKsnclJitlon MATAWAN, N. J„ THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1969 Mcralwr
>3>.*W Jersey i^reaa Association Single Copy Ten Cents
H i -
N E W STHIS
WEE
IN THE BAYSHORE AREA
11 New Octagonal School Takes Shape
WEEK K I
Stale-Conniy .. T he N ew Je rs e y D ep a rtm en t o f C o m m u n ity A i*
fa irs is conduc ting <a ^ e r ie s of orientation, sessions de-
sttfned^n-V 'aenviaint' loca l 'gove rnm en t o ffic ia ls \vi.ih th a
^ la te s t in fo rm a t io n ’ on,: com pute rs : a n d y a u to m a tic ; d a ta
'I'-processing equ ipm en t.
- s— .T hn- no len tia i. aL .lo fies t.JE irc i. _th ro u g h o u t __ the state
w in ir iu e s to fte'Tjf Titriiost’ concern, K o tje r t ’A r Itoa-,' C o m
. Bvissioner o f * th e N e w Je rsey D ep a rtm en t of C onserva
t io n a n d E co no m ic D eve lopm ent, sa id recen tly .
Essen tia l re p a irs on,' c o nc re te , b r id g e decks w ill re
s u lt i n 1 o lane closing a n d tra ff ic de lays on the N e w Juc-
fe y T u rn p ik e be iw een- lh lv ruh iu iges 14 a n d 10-18. Corti-
" p lex , S tarting ,th is -week.” i f 'w a s a im ounvcci by T u rn p ik s
.....A u th o r ity C h a irm an , Joseph M orecra ft Jr......................................
' •- T pe : R e p u b lic an a n d ' D em ocra tic O rgan iza tio ns in
M o n th o u fh C o u n ty - h a v e 's e le c te d cand jd iite s for office
f it th e p r im a ry election, presen tly schedu led foe Jui>« 3.
Municipal
Monmouth County’s regular
Republican nnd Democratic or-
gnni/.alions Sunday i-hose their
prim ary election candidates.
1hu Republicans, meeting In
■ tlio West Limn Urnnch Iloruu^h
Hall, home base fur their a iling
leader, J . Russell Woolley, came
up with two ni'W Assembly can
didates to replace Iho GO P In-
cimibcnts forced out by thi* lat
est couit ordered reapportion-
mont.
Candidates [or the two Assem
bly Kcati lu thu new western
diHlvict aro Freehold Mayor
Jo lm Dawes, nnd Spring Lake
IIei;;M.'i Mayor Joseph Roblnsnn.
& Incumhcnis Josupli Azzollna of
M iddletown mul .lames Coleman
Jr, of Asbury Park, were attain
NOTICEDownstair) In Uptown ■ Thurs,
th iii Sim, at Blivlaw's Cliffwood
Inn R a t lir k i 'I Ie r .H w y . 35
Cliffwood Av». ,
WJ fp 4/17
.-.,'^«»i>|HiM)giiigv:their.'>'ComMnerf:zati!orts‘'..ta*'.,*M ake;'M a ta w a n
F ir s t ," In d ep ende n t a n d tw o R e p u b lic a n s have w on
the un iir iin l.?!:*-endors(3mGnt of tho lo ca l G O P screen ing
' com m ittee In th e ir b id to capture, the m a y o ra lty a n d
•i?'.two B o ro u g h C o u n c il seats. H ead ing the ticke t is the
Independen t, Z o n in g B o a rd A tto rn ey T hom as F . R yan .
H is r u n n in g m a tes for counc il a re M a ta w a n G ra m m a r
B s h o o r P r in c ip a l M a rk • C . B en do n a n d O cean C o un ty
C o llege Selene* D e p a r tm e n t C h a irm a n Dr- R ic h a id B .
l l u i u i , ‘ 1
, ‘ Possible d is c r im in a tio n a t th e C lif fw o o d P oo l in
’ C lif fw o o d B each a n d d isc r im in a to ry practice;, in m id
, ' ■' d ie class ho us ing w e n " tw o m a in top ics d iscussed by the
n e w ly o rgan ized H um an R e la tio ns C o u n c il ' o f M a taw an
Township, a t,'its first open m ee ting M o n d a y n ig h t . '
M a ta w a n T ow nsh ip C o u n c ilm an D a n ie l H . D o 'v u e j’,
'^S frho was bypassed by th e R eg u la r D em ocra tic G rg an tz a- .
11 t io n when i t selected cand ida tes las t w eek , has announc
ed he , w ill seek reelection as an In d ep ende n t in N ovem
ber.
NewsmakersT hom as E . W a lsh jr . o f M a ta w an has Jo ined N e w
'- J e r M y BeU 'a lega l d epa r tm en t in N e w a rk aa a n attor-
• • • l>ey, M r . W a ls h h a d been associated wHth th a lnw f i rm ,
C a rpen te r . B en ne tt a n d M orrissey i n N e w a rk p r io r
S ' i ' t # Jo in ing th e te lephone com pany. H e h a d served earli-
■;' ;..er ; fo r tw o years i n the N ew ark re g io n a l office of the
, i ' N a t io n a l L a b o r R e la tio ns B oa rd . ;
R e a lto r G . J . S te r ling T hom pson, p res iden t, S te r l
In g T hom pson & Associates, w ith offices iu M a taw an ,
\ M idd le to w n a n d R um so n , reports th a t- M rs . L a u ra I-ehr*
k in d e r , o f th e f irm ’s M a ta w a n office , h as been cited b y
- N o r th e rn M o n m o u th M u lt ip le L is t in g S erv ice fo r o u t
s ta nd in g ach ievem en t in se lling m u lt ip le lis ting s only in
' 1968. ’/"'■i:/,v: - . . .■R o b e r t F . H icke th ie r , P o in t P ie asan t, has been p ro
m o ted from : d is tr ic t sales m anage r., to reg ion a l sales
m anage r fo r A T C O C eram ics C orp . T he p rom o tio n w as
a nno unced b y R o be rt K . M u lte r , A T C O p residen t.
IndustryF o r the second tim e in three yours the B e ll Tele*
phone L abora to ries is p la n n in g a mass trans fe r fro m
t h e ; shore area. A p p ro x im a te ly 250 scientists, engineers
and techn ica l assistants w il l be trans ferred In A ugus t
and Sep tem ber fro m th e H o lm d e l labo ra to ry to a new
sw itch ing deve lopm ent cen ter to be b u i l t in D enve r,
■ c o i : : ■ , ..
T h e In se rtion of fu e l in to the n u c le a r reactor of Jer-
fey C en tra l P ow er & L ig h t C o m p an y ’s O ys te r C reek
N ue lear-Fue led G ene ra tin g S ta tion in L acey T ow nsh ip
was b eg un th is week, accord ing to R a lp h F . B ov ier,
iresident of J C P L a n d N ew Je rsey P ow er St L ig h t
om pany .
ReligionA recogn ition service w as h e ld S u n d ay fo r the N ew
L ig h t B ap tis t C h u rch M iss ion nt the chu rch on C en te r
Bt.j C liffw ood . T he chu rch he ld its first service on Dec.
1, 1968, u n d e r the leade rsh ip of th e R ev . E d w a rd Jones ,
-founder-.and pastor.
A n o rgan rec ita l o n the new ly- installed A lle n organ
w ill be g iven in the F ir s t P resby te rian C h u rc h , Matn-
w an , on S u n d ay even ing a t 7:30 p .in . T he guest a rtis t
., w ill be K e n n e th L and is , H a rr isb u rg , P a . A service1 of
dedication w ill bo he ld- in connection w ith the recita l.
Democrats, GOP Pick
County Primary Slates
N e w c o m e r s I n
Additions lo Ihe M atawan Regional School comp lex on Broad St., M atawan, employing an octagonal
lepo iied; ?')-rnilkiy, we view tiie candidaeic-S ol Mr-. Ky!in. Mr. Hi'mlon unfl Hi Mtinn .'ts ;i Tlr;’am
ticket. Their (jt.:al!f!Ca».:uns to serve.'Matawan a r e .;
outstanding and-.they have outlined a program of
goals, for the borough which' w j!! capture the cn-.
thuaiastlc. support of voters of ai! political' per-.;
. suasions. - - '■ - . . '- -
“ ‘lh cy approach the borough's problems In a
down-to-earth fashion, -listing' (he conditions in
With which, thev personally are unhap- .
py. Already, they are mapping : plans for. remedy
ing these conditions. , r ;
. Drawniji hiyu p i io i i l^ ; in jiiaiinitig ave m-
cieasitiB drug abuse w ithin the borough, coatinu-
ini{ problems of rusty water, inadequate recrea
tional facilities, a recent slowdown in the growth
• of .industrial and commercial ratable.* and hous
ing deterioration in sm all a re a s of the boiough.
; "O f particular concern to these men, especial*
ly to O r.' Munn who Is. a marine-biologist, is ihe
'lack of sewers in a large portion of the commum- '
ty .a n d the borotigh’3 inability tn obtain state and;
federal funding for advanced treatment ot sew-
.age.at the existing plant.
;■- . I ‘‘They have demonstrated a practical grasp of
municipal problems and ' they are evaluating ex*
istlnK and anticipated revenues In order to estab-
iish a sysiem ui pnoritiKs so that progress is as*
sured without adding to the burden ol overloaded
taxpayers. - -- . - -
"The candidates w ill be presented at the An
nual Republican D inner - Dance M ay 3 in Mag
nolia tnn , Freneau, nnd we are qonfident our rec
ommendation for their endorsement w ill be sup-'
ported'wholeheartedly .''-.. -S., 5 —-'ffiv62’,i
CcunciiTflan Btieoo; ^-lio.se tet m expi/ea at tha -'
. end J of this1 ve in '.: has declined to seek reeiection..
Also stepping .dowii are M ayor.'.Kdwa^yg^'ffyrniiT
and Councilman .George T. Connor.
PUC Hearing Is
Continued For
Marathon BusesI h e Snperioi Court yesterday lifted a r«*
atram t order aj-nin1.; th« Marathon Dus C o .»
which blockcd i i irom hunting bus service on Its
bayshore line. The order wai lifted on assur
ances from its attorney that service would Se
continued on the line for a t least three raort
weeks ■
Residents Urge Council To Approve Waldbaum Variance
D av id Engebrotson. Rav/ne Dr., Matawan, led
a delegation of residents Tuesday night who
urged the Matawan Borough Council to accept
tlu; recommendation of the planning and zoning
buaras and approve conaifuciiuii l-* a W<i]ui/aun«
supurm urkcl at Koike 34 and M ill Rd.
Although it received a recommendation from
tho zoning' board over a month ago, a use vari
ance to perm it construction of the shopping cen*
ter, council has not ucted. .................
The delegation noted the $500,000 ratable would
bring in taxes of close to $20,000 a year. The
far.n land on which the market would bo con
structed, now is taxed for approximately $800 a year.
Councilman Stanley Yacker salt, the council
has the recommendation for a variance front tiie
zn»iii|> botird under “ active consideration."
To Probe Discrimination
endorsed to run in the new east
ern district.
p a ly Replacement
Replacing Freeholder Marcus
Daly, who had to withdraw tor
heallh reasons, is Middletown
Mayor Rrne-st KmMlek. Free
holder Harry Lnrrlson will run
for re-election.
Freeholder Benjam in Dauskin
will run Tor county cleik to ie-
place Mr. Woolley, who is still ill
in Monmouth Medical Center.
Assemblyman I. o u I s Ailtins,
M alawan llornugh tiiturney, " h o
Is being lorced out of lie; seat
by tin; realignment, was chosen
to run for surro|;iile nuainst tlio
Democratic incumbent, Donuld
Cunnlnphnm.
(continued on pnjju four)
OLD W AGON FARM
Dost soleclloii A/.nlcafl, Hhodo*
dendrons, Roses, P.vorgreeiw
ond bare root materials, K t. 39 ft Laurbl Avc., llolmdel,
WJ fp 4/17
Possible discrim ination a t the Clifl'wood I*ool
In Cliffwood Deach und discrim inatory practices
In m iddle class housing w ill be Investigated by
tiie newly-organized Humau Relations Council of
Matawan Township.
Mrs. Rhoda Yucht, council chuirmun, said tho
group would look into the question raised by
oouncil member St. C la ir Parris. The question
of possihle discrim ination followed a discussion
of the township's recreation programs.
Criticizing the programs wero Mr. Purris and
Rabbi Henry M . Weiner, council co-chairman.
Both m en agreed that the recreation problem win
one of most pressing in the borough
Rubbi Weiner said that he had been surprised
to see how m any parks the commission listed,
However, he said a check of the sites showed
many to be in poor condition, and ''not fenslblo
for public recreation."
Another council member, Philip Gtimbs, nsked
why thu schools were not being used for recre
ation functions. Ho cited the school in the Cliff-
Wood section, which has a large Negio population.
A lthough no member of the commission was
present to answer M r. Gum bs’ question, Mrs,
Yucht s.iid she would Invite the recreation com
missioner to the council's next molding May 12,
Frederick W. Norton, a field representative ol
the S'uilu Division of Civil Rights and a new
township resident, refxirted lie recently had ex
perienced wlial he believed to bo racial discrim i
nation.
"F ive months ago I tried to renl an upui Imciii
NOTICIi
TO RESIDENT S O F MATAWAN nO K O U O If
The Municipal Cleric's Office, IHO M um Stivet,
M .uawmi. N.'J. will ho open for voter registration
Thursday, April 24, IMS from 7 l‘ .M. tn B P.M.
(The foregoing la In addition to ruguliir office hours).
VERNA l i . HORIIAL, Uornugli CW k
J fp 4/17 ’
in ihe Matawan urea," he said. " I was (old an
apartment was mine, so I proceeded with my
plans to move. However, a month before ( w a i
supposed In m ine In. I w a i told the apartment
was no longer available."
He said [lie council should become Involved
In exposing such discrim ination, and offered h ii
help in testing urea apaitm ents fur such practices.
The council agreed, and asked Mr. Norton to
meet with them to discuss the matter.
Although the meeting was the council's first,
three members, Franklin M. Gilbert, Leonard
Golden, und Mins Patricia Freeman wera absent.
"We. just haven't readied a decision yet,” h tadded. - ........... ' ■ ■ ; - .
W illiam Lanzaro, chairman o f ihe zoning board,
also urged council to approve the variance to
porm it commercial use of tne property--uuw
zoned partly residential, 1 lie application was
filed by M alawan 103 Inc., a wholly-owned sub
sidiary of W aldbaum Supermarkets. ..
'. Borough Attorney I.ouis Alklns reported the
State D ivision of Tax Appeals had upheld the bor
ough in its appeal against assessment reductions
for two apartment complexes for 1967.; : :
He said new assessments for that year, ip*-'
; proved by the state are {358,000.against the R a
Vine Apartments and <• sim ilar umuuui against
tho Tree Haven Apartments.
The judgment results In a net gain of $3800
over the original 1967 assessment fixed by the
borough.
The ruling hy the state wipes out an assess
ment reduction totalling $152,200 for 19G7 which
had been approved by the Monmouth County
Board of Taxation.
Council praised Mr. Aikins fm h is1 success
ful efiorts in having the assessments restored,
(continued on pugo four)
A State Public U tilities Commission hearing
o f the proposed discontinuance of bus service in'
the bayshore area is scheduled to - resume tomor
r o w in Newark. The hearing opened last Friday
a t the p l iC offlce.s In Newark.
The hearing was called after M arathon .B u i
Co. o ! South Amboy announced! several weeks
ago that 11 would term inate bus service between
.' Perth Amboy a n d , Keansburg beginning M ar. 3U.
Tha b m line, which has; operated between
these two .m unicipalities since 1921, lias cited fl*
- nancial problems as the m a in reason for itiip ro *
posed stoppage. <- , "
Keansburg M ayor I.eonard S. Belle ira • find i
Councilman Alphonsus M cG rath and borough at
torney Howard A, Roberts who also represented
Hazlet Township. appeared at the hearing Friday
to protest the bus stoppage together w ith Key*
port attorney M is ., Ju lia ,.A shby,>who also .repra- ■
acnted Matawan Township■; and Union Beach .at* i
torney Ph ilip J . B iunda Jr. ‘
1‘w e lve : Keansburg residents and two from
.-Union .Beach who rely on the but for transporta*-
tion to-and from their p lace of employment also
offered testimony Friday before the coinmis*
Sion. They a ll cited tho undue hardship they
would suffer If tlio bus service was,discontinued,
John E. Toolan, attorney for the bus firm ,
to ld the commission that " th e company Is hope*
lessly insolvent. He gave warning that t it* '
company may not be able to continue its opera* ■
tion until tomorrow because of its alleged dir*
financia l cond ition .'
H ie attorney said the firm 's assets totaled,
between $7000-$3000 and h a i liabilities of approx
im ately $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ...................... . '
M r, Roberts presented the hearing officer
"With n ine letters of protest plus a-29-page petto
tion bearing 600 signatures. .
(oontinued oil page four) , ,
T o K i m . A s IiulepeiuleiitMatawan Township Councilmun Duniel H ;.
Downey, who wns bypassed by thtf Regu lar Umno*
eratic Organizatiun when it se locM cnwlKttues
last wi*ek, has announced, ho w ill sock reelectlon
us an Independent .in November. '
“ I was lofi wilh no alternative since the or- ;
ganization decidcd not to .support me,” he com*
muntcd. • . .
M r. Downey served two terms on tho Matawan
Township Committee before the form <>( Kuvwrn*
'm ea l was chatij;cd tc?'cwm«il - manager. He t l \
completing his first council term.
Winners In Baby Contest
NOTICKMnlnwan Twp. Vo'er Reglslrnliou
M uu ic lp jl IHilldliig, 117 i.owrv Main .Sired,
April lOlli, 17111, 2lst nnd 2-lth, Ififi!) front saven
p.m . to nine p.m , (Foregoing in addition to renin-
ti'allons taken during hualni'M huiirs In C lork't
Office In Municipal liiiiltllng),
KOSI-', K . W t'.NZliL, Towiiblilp Ciork
i fp 4/10 - 4/W
Day Care Center
Election HeldNino members nf n 16-member Purents Ad
visory Committee were clccted yesterday during
voting at the Bayshore Day Care Cciilcr, Holm-
del, and the llayshora Noigliborhood Servkci
Center, Uroad St., Keyport.
Only those persons in tnrRct areas served by
the liayshore Neighborhood Service Center of tho
Monmouth Community Action Program, Inn. wer«
permitted 10 vote.
Business, Mrs, Mnry Alien Major, K»‘V|)oit:
Clergy, R fv . b'.dward Jones, CliffwonJ. Rev.
Vincent Pettit, Kryport;
C'*mmunily Or^nnli’-aHwi, Jir»e.st luiwajJ.s,
Malawan low ivinip;
l Jtiblle Official, Jnlm A, Andujar, Keyport;
Sehnol, Mrs. lia rric i Uumos, i\liii,n\an;
Si)(’ i;»! S'M'viees, M rs , H onK hy Cast-y, !%«•>•-
pot I;
(continued on pane four)
J Mm i JC N(VJ
Tie1 Matawan Township W.it.M Iicp.nim-'ii'
w ill ilnsii tin* Township u'.it.'r ( i ^i .cr
Garilcns, Clil'r.Mioil, l.akcvirw, ( I.ik Sli.nlt
April ilJrd, IMih nnd Mth, hetwt'i'n |he hoin-‘i of
10 P.M. and 5 A.M. There may lie i slljil'i dl.'i>
coloration of Ihe wnt(*r as well m low water
press nit! riuvint’ the above period.
Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated.
Matawan Township
Wutor Unpariment
J tp 4/17
A llahy (outesl, spamnred |>y St. .lames A,M. I'. Zion Clnireh, Af In nl Ic St., Mutav.iin, w in h?M at
the church Siilnrday jiiUrnnM»n. Wlnnrrs ptelurud, h’ll lo i ‘(;ht, lire I.inda Itice, Matawan, second plat’C,
winn)-; of yjj; D/j/Kun, New Vork ( ity, Jlrsl, nnd An,!<'!'■ 1 tii'ii'.'r, Matawan, third, Si.i. Othi'ri
In Ihe eootesi were Dawn Jai'lisnn, N f . a r k ; Harhle Crosby, Cllffwnml; S jiv iu I.e f, Keyport; Mnrlel
Taylnr, Asbury Park; Rodney Armimr, (icrald McCoy, Michel WilS'tn, lla ra ld llnnley ]r, nnd Chris
topher Wilson, Matawmi, Kunners-up were nlven st»Hie»l nni> » as <'mjsolai on prl/es, A >Vrleom«
k iu fdvea f« the* habv participants and their mat hers Ity DnvJd Nealy, M alawan, And fl re illa lloa
w a i fliven hy Vernnlea Hyman, Keyport. Mrs. Florence .lad.son. Mrs. Anna P, (ioodwln and Mr**
Gertrude Shaw weru lu charge. More than 100 at tended aud dccunitloiift wera In pink und bluo.
Jag * Tw«W E MATAWAN JOURNAL, N. X
Thursday, April 17, !
Maks-s Ror Mrtjvah
; CKB*on C. Oadmri- A to W s ta ^ i 4tr «T Oft Carden State Cultural Art* Grater aim guest speaker at
' £ .ppogpcaiw ■ »*•»»“ «*; S" Jifc™-
wan Jiaaier W ooW * Glufc. Jntro- 4M9MS hy M n S»l#h Babnsky,
eh*UEHuv»fov€>»«A*r
ipekc w UK o* * •cu rm t m u m a»< the *****
»»— * * * ft"8*8*- '
Dr. MeKcBM T«
S p e a k M o n d a y
• r . Jeb * McKanaa, a » « i »
I i i f c t i f ike Matawan T om aM p
fSy*S*«n. will -ba tha guest a t tha ■eetir* a< ti*
>'« Club «( Matawan Ma*-4ay, Apr. 31, in tha rlwbhouse.
<®r, >.lc&enna Hill -discuss the aakaal ajwt»i* and aaewt; ||m» dtasa-paaadbr tiw wejnfcef*. ■
lin. **wm H. >*«*initV- «hsfenaan af the youth aaaaarv- "«** ' an# education defertsent, Wtfl+t***nt tha guest ^aahar,;
*w *» h*«*-
' T * H ono r T « r ii
A m l* ■ daaee Jmaaria*
> • . la u * Taati, c a n M M fa r t*v-
« m t , wiB ba held by the Hetm- OH TewnsMp Democratic C h*aa (toy ' 17 a t tha Mwwtain b n •» « W t Highlands. M iak w « ba
,* a * v iM by the 4jaylwo». »> «« aa-ebairmea *r* ,M n. JH*n A. .Mvdafck Jr., m n » , aad F nu* at A arirau* It., M4-SKT, M l ¥
^s Ju fc lT b a Holmkt Demwiat-} t C b t M**sha*as ly l U m H t it.' ' i eaaiidacy Mat, i t
At the tewsess session */f tha meeting, presided over by ?.lr». Edward Potts, president, the fol- tewioj; slate of officers were «lect- _ •ad Jot Ok lS*t-70 clufc -yew: Mr*, tack Cottrell, president; Hr*, l i r a Krstr, vie* president; Mrs. Francis F ir th , treasurer; Mr*. Bebert Abbott, receding apse- Iury, and Mrs. Richard Ellis, cm- resgendwg secKtai?.
A free Mea»fe».;jaecirf;CBo!c wiii fee beU fcr Matawan reai- « * « » T/,vrrfsy, Apr. -34. :al * a.m Dr. 5. l-ajow, the Mat- awaa Hegiwal Scbool : doctor ataaf with «a**ert-«f th* Ju»- iaii, »W .:visit Er=*d S»- Sctool, Maviae Ik . «*!■*«*, Cliflwee* ■each Vhaol, and Strathmore School imiotHtetin* children from aa* year to niae yean eld who have MX bad natural measles, 7- 4a; MaaJM, «r f « v « » mrn~ lie vactlaatMia. -
CMMnnoho have had either el tb*«e are already imfflvne asdMcil m addtticnal ^te<tH )«.
IwaiJwia^ afafa m i * W r*«*<<"' ts
tke i lU t will «la:t each aae wiH ba ana«unre< at a later date. Mr*. J a n n Atkin*, yw lh their- ■an, fa in ct»r«e af arsanuiog
Hospital Auxiliary Has Regular April Meeting
k C h k a
. § 2 ^
- Aa appeal fci Wood dencn to help rrahac the Ule et a alx-yrar- •ld child (uderinf from leuke- c u ha* 1 jes mwle to nKtnher* kt M n . John Schaa^*uf. The Americw Ciw** BSaodnw&il* wiK visit Temple Beth Ahm, l » Uoyd M-i « • Sunday between 18 a.m. and 1 9 « . No prevwus ap- teiMinant i* nMeawry. Any
.'iMMber willing to:derate tUfld HmtUk itmtact M n . Schaanpeef. :
R e n t m m t h e r e . . .
v a u n t s * &
t M M S O N A L L O A N S%-L J l ' V t V ^ ^ u ‘ , >
X \ >» • \ ' J
(D
JEFFREY
Jeffrey Turk, J# Juniprtr W„ Matawan, war reed e portion cf the Terah on ihe occasion «t hi* Bar Mitzvah. aa Saturtlay at 11:36 a.m. at Temple Shalom, Mata wen
Jeffrey » * seventh grade )>ui*>r student at the Llojd Nd. SchtwL He enjoys howlm*. baseball and hmteback riaiing and delivers newspapers.
A lunrhwm for Uie family and invued guests will be held fol- luwing the s*r\’lc*s at the Poet’*i-i*> %:++r+{*tf Amrm* thn^r »t-
tendu^t to* Andr«a T'uih,Jeffrey’s sister, maternal *rand- parmts, Mr. and Mrs. Miltnn Wachs, Brooklyn, and paternal jrawtfatner, Stmiitl 9. Turk, also ef Brooklyn. .
Monmoiith €YO
Awards DinnerThe Rev. Lou>* A. L«yh, CYO
Moderator of Holy Spirit. Asbury Park, will receive the Monmouth County Catholic Youth Or«anua- tion's “Padre ef tte Year" award at th* County's Awards Dmner- B«ace. Father Leyh was chosen bM'aiue of hia assitunce and par- ticipatioo in the programs sponsored bv the county and because of his interest in today’s youth, particularly at Holy Spirit fetish,
* The Awards Dinner - D^nce will be. held May * at the Terrace Carden*. Wanumausn, at *
A full-course dtnrtr will b*
i■■ *ervtd and dencmj! to “ John* Hopkins” will ft'itow Pf*: imitation of award*. ‘
' and CYO moderators sie urjed to attend this affair. Furtlier information •rd tickets may b*M>- tained by contacting Richard Nler- Kne, Social A dv iso r , Washington
Ave., Avon, or Diane Ugattula. Youth Social Chairman, Mayfalf
M , Holmdel.
The M ataw an Borough Auxili
ary to Bayjliu re Comanar.ky Hos.
ftital fe«:W ita Aj>ril »*e€tirig Mbis-
m y tv «n i» i( i t the Trinity f ’p »
cfps l + hui f.)i H all, West Court,
A report w#s made *n th#
lfiishio(i S!mw - Lunch«)n to be
heW Saturday at 12 e’cieck im*m . at the Holiday Inn, Route 33, Mia-
let. FashMirs will he rhown hy Wilt)elniina Dobbin* Ltd.
- Ticbftto IMI im'u't*may b« by tn«chairman, Mrs. Jac Cushman.
Mrs. Barbara Tomlinson from
the Monmouth Museum ah«»ed
slides and spobe about the work 4if Ihe jnuaeum. She explained how they had classes for }«ung-
ater* to nature study a id «lher workshop* available and ai-*) t«td about the nature trsrh snd an t
ilia Is in their h; cation «n Tele-
yraph Hill. A» th* present time
there is an t iM i lu m on 5{«ce
-Ct_. W w l■..... •■■■ • t«*V. ^ —
National l.ibiary Week will bs
thMcved frem Apr. SO la J*. Tha
Free Public Library «f Madison
1'iiwWitp fai Lsurer.cc Ksrbct. tponsored by the Woman’s Dub tf laureace Harbor, will partic- ipale by waWinf fines on all ov- , erdue booka and vsmduttlng a •fin* fr*«" w**k. Mr*. Lawr- tncfl Bokien, pi«*w*ni, «rg « att wader* bohbni! everdue txwba to asahe eveiy aHert ki
■ retum th* b*««» during tki* .
tae fret”
the rouseurn headquarters in
K«d Sank.
Mrf. Ct!«hFn*n Mimmaied the
new’ «l«le ef officers tor sicxt year: Mrs. Jeha Thaler, presi-
by MDtatUni Mrs, Alfred Hickey.Ike next loetting wiii be m m
en M iy II snd the guest speaker will be Mrs. Hits Levine, whe wiH speak •* interior decoration. She haa taught at th* adult a u- catiea tlaasee » MaUwan Re-
gMial High SchtteL
S<tbiR<'i<ler J o i n s
Pershing Rifles'Ewjberi SchiU-iotr. 121 jRaviiv^
Dr., Mai&v.it.n, n frtsb'Tian hi P e nnsy lv an ia M ilifa ry College *){
PMC Colleges, Ch«ter, Pa., «?•rtntly was tnltiatwi inlo 15ih rfg>- jRer>!ai H*r*idqu«i<rr5 o l FVieJiijig
SifJftS.
Fer»lnn|& Hilles is - a - natjcnal
)wrH*rary military •erifriy. 'J 13th rcg in ic r .tc ! Iw a d tju a ite rs * t
cMRt tavitaliowil 4fill »*« t. Mort ih*n 31 units a(Uch«4 to
and universities ni/rnoal
ly |#rf«rn) nt the iM €t
^ w m v/ w w 'w w ^ 'in «>/ '■w w■ f . . : .
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HELP WANTEDW - ST* Iw Awkj wK« en joyt In tw iw
D e c o r a t i n g t o «#M W a l l p a p e r « ik J P a in t . -
A p p l y In P a n o n
GALE’S26 W « t F ront 5 t.
Kay port, N. J.
Feeds your lawn anddoes four [extra jobs
. P ievceH enfegnsa,
I f u b i l , | W M irM <
. Cta an e«t Aindaiisei,Z pUaUta, kMsWwni
. C w b m tMafc— r t ,
I «t>w, Mi * m m m m
. P ra ta d i town » f ^ « a l
4 a n ti, gniba, akalafa
i«HwIVV
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Scott’s April SaleSAVE $2.00
6,000 sq. fl. b e g f*Q- l»-95 N O W U - W
Alw t l off 2,500 tq. W. beg Reg. M S N O W l . ? 5
Ia
n* £f
[ e r f i o n e ' s S r e e n h o w e s wHighway 35 I ^ ,
B «fw a«n H as le t ft M id d W » w n , H o lm d a l J
- — Open 7 Dey» — *W IU W V / V %i W W W W W W
PUBLIC NOTICETJt» Cliffwood Bm c K Water Company wiii commence fluthing
o f f i r o h y d r a n t * f r o m : - : ■ ■. :■■■■■.■.■■■,. . ..;
Moiidayi April I4lh through April 2.r»ili,
tnckulv*. during tho hour* of 10 P.M. to 4 A.M.1 Y ou r coope ra tio n du ring thi> p e r io d # f t im e will b e g roatly ap
p rec ia ted . ^
CLIFFWOOD BEACH WA'FER CO.
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17 . I f& f THE MATAWAN JOURNAL, H/ X Peas Thrs*
‘'Israeli Art” '.vMeeting J ’opic
, Gif Wednesday, Apr. 23, Its*
?43ttt.w3tt Cha;>t£r of -Hadaasoh
: and .the Bayshore Section of N i
tron* 1 Council of Jewish Women v.-il! jhold a joint’ discussion group
Award For Suggestion
on
MrsDr.,
SIthe
*'ty
Israeli Art” at the home ot
Jack Sherin, J) CymbalifjiS; LtJwrUga Went, a t S 30 p .in .
d « of the Chagatt ■window* a t hadtsnah, »..Hebrew Umrir- Mediral Center and the color
films(jrip "A rt of Israel" will ba ,sho4n, Visual aids are provided
Matawsn: Chapter of Mar
d a ii.'; , mini N'CJ V w'ui iwmz thm program. *- >' • - • *■
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mm n im t u i mmm nm f m. . : fu paneling, antique* and contemporary untiniaMtf furniture. ImpMta • W(iH. twid rubtwd atwi. iT ^ y tew T aM ibodam color*.
fLM tt 1UT U f l l I K I H lM ilM I5»<t» tha finish In th* wood—IwvMi »*\ brittle wrface ts aerate*, tot'popular tom*. ;
ntm H A in • M a n m -i n w i is • « u u !
M* FW (M I CHM UTIMnK
C « U M M A w « k l f
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‘ American Hardware Star* ,
• ,HOM I •F A R M• G A R D E N Supplies
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V HAZLET
2 6 4 - 2 2 1 1
\ t h t . . B u t t HM , CUHwa e i , rweirw a C J u v ln p bond I r m
M e h a id f c h a id t , vice presidest e f (ha People* National Bank ef
M*« » a »tt Coiurty, Haxlet. far her suggyrtlan for a method to spaed
V tha hindttnf •flM ta llm tflt loan*. Th* bank monthly awards a
ww ht t •( III atafj (or auggesUooa to Improve lb* hank’s service*.
M n . Hill’s saggntioa waa la lactate all pertinent information or, the
IftsitUmeet loan reminder cards mi that » V « th« tss tja s : - s # t
h l« the bank, time will not be waited leaking up records.
Temple Forms Needlecraft Guildgation with feme skill In embroidery or other line needlework,
has been formed Lo make approp- ’ riate linen items such as cliali:ih
covers, .-Torah wrappers, ;i r.hup- iirtlr, or wedciiiig efiViopy, or iap-'- estries for tha temple's use. .
Original designs. based on bib
lical themes, will be ''.created for ! the needlework by other members
of . the congregation with, backgrounds in art and fabric- manufacturing. '
The volunteer sewing group v/iil;
meet weekly at tha temple. In
struction will be provided for .»ny
interested women who have not had previous experience In fine; needlework. Further information
on the Guild and its projects may be obtained from Mrs. Morris
Bogdonoff, ; 102 Irongate Lane,
Matawan, telephone. 569-9594.
The newly - organized Temple
Shalom Needlecraft Guild will meet Tuesday afternoon ut 12:34
/p.m . at the Temple, Church St. and Ayrmont Lane, Matawan, to
plir. lts first project.
Tho group, composed of mem
bers and friends of the congre-
. . Plan Card PartyMr*. Murray Goldman, fund
raising chairman, has announced
. that the Matawan Chapter of Deb
orah will sponsor a card party
’.Tuesday, -’ilia affair, will be held
atTempie Shalom, Ayrmont Lana
and Church St., Matawan, and
.. will begin at 8; 30 p.m. Coffee and
deasert will be terved. For fur- tber information call Mrs. Gold
man a t 566-7253.
Request Marking
Of Historic.'Site'David Piitasafct, of the New Jer
sey Department of Conservation
and Kconoiuii! Development, His- tone Sites Commission, visited
the Madison Township Historical
Society building on Route 516 Apr. 9. The visit was ini re&pgtise t# a
request fur ari hiptorica! marker at the once head pf navigation on
. Creek, rfesigrnj.tiiig
-Thomas Warne. proprietor, aa a
unique landholder in bori) Madison Township and Matawan.
- Musf of thf* Ea«t Jersey pro-
prietofs ulu ifot evefi cor^e tu ihe<
colonies to see their lan<i TTwnj- as Wai ne not only saw{ his, he
Jived on some of it a- shprt lime
and his descendants are stjil to
be found in the surrounding
areas. Property owned; by him on the Matawan Creek; now LaJte
I.^fferts, probably had.. &. .great deal to do with the creek being a
seaport for ocean going vessels dui ing the 17th century an«t flourishing during th^ 18lh.a»d 19th
century. - " ’ . .
Documents were presented to Mr. PoinssU by Mrs, J , Nelson
Smith and Mrs. Ebner R. Marlin to substantiate the credibility for
the marker. If approved it is hnD^d that it will be placed whert Route 516 crosses Like I-effert*
before Madison Township’s Cen* tenni&l: year is over. This is in
conjunction with the naming of the Thomas Warne Historical Mu- seuin and Library, whose dedica-
(ion will take place on Sunday, May 18, ut 2 p.m. A dedication
dinner will be held at tha
Dlnujoiid Jim Kfsiiiurunt, Friday, May 9, at ft p.m: Tickets are
suil avuil^ble and may be por- chas<«l from any member.:The : keynote speaker will be the noted New Jersey historian and author, John T. Cunningham. 1 .
The next regular meeting of the society will be held at the museum Tuesday.
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. Th*. Matawan Journal i* a a«wspaj^r "o f the people, by tte jv^pl®, and for Its aim Is io serve, the best interests of Matawan andvicinity; to present *Jl' of tlx# hewe ol iht «««K without 9ia« or prejudice lit .at dean,< sane, conservative manner, refpectinjg the inaliea*bl«' rifhia ; ft? vur clUxeaa, ind thereby making ilsclf "worthy ot t,hejT conlid^ne*. , .
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•'THURSDAY, APRIL 17, U i*
Mrs. Edith D. Ackersow
f K e y p a d has lost one o f ' i t a r m o s t h ig h ly respected
c itizens i n th e d e a th o f Ed ith ; D . Ackerson . S he was a n
v u ts ta n d in g w o m a n ' in every w ay and- devo ted m a n y
years of he r life to p ub lic setv ice . • ,
M r s .A c k e r s o n w as a crusader in p u b lic hea lth ,
bo th in he r co m m u n ity a n d M o n m o u th C o u n ty . She w as
ex trem e ly in te rested in education , dem onstra ted by h e r
iCejTKi^i o f ■Education a n dy e « r » « » k i j » t a iU ; r o i _h e » ac tive p a r tic ip a tio n in th e M o n m o u th C o u n ty B ra n ch
o f th e A m e r ic a n A ssociation o f U n ive rs ity W om en .
A s a g en u in e ly g rac ious . w o m an M rs . A ekerson
was a sh in in g exam ple . A n y o n e who, has h a d the good:
tor tune t o : b e * guest in h e r hom e, - w h e th e r sing ly , w ith
• sm a ll group or a la rge one, recalls h e r charm , g ra
ciousness a n a w a rm th of hosp ita lity . S h e a lw ays m ade
Ite r guests feel:? th a t th ey w ere rea lly w an ted and iio th- ■;,
Ing w h too m u c h troub le fo r th e ir com fort a n d pleas-
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Mrs. A ckerson w a s '* w * m a n w ho g a te unse lfish ly
i f herse lf - h e r t im e a n d h e r ta len ts . The w orld is t r u ly
A b e t t * r p la c * , because she w as a p a r t of i t a n d a v i t a l '
:part, - : S h e .haa le ft a w o nd e rfu l m em ory as a 1 devoted
w ife, -mother, : g randm o th e r a nd -friend.
:4-*iVf* i ex tend ; o u r sym pa thy to h e r fam ily and hope
th a t th e im press ion she m a d e 'o n a ll those w ith w h o m
she cam e in contact w il l he of some com fort to them in
right man to t# elected the new. governor ol N.J. He Is a man o t : progress in a time of prcgrera. '
,C*gres£m«n Hel»tosKi has «er- v e d 'N .J .a s a n educator (teacher
, and ’principal), as < a ; councilman;
•ndm ayoro f his home town, East -' Rutherford.! He has spent the but touri years I f *•< Representative in <Cnngrea* from New Jersey’*
Nlatyk District ■
Ml* experience u an' educator- give* him the .understanding nec-
’essary to ifeal with'the problems of this state ;«rhich ia 50th in per
capita expenditures <m ; higher education. At a time when a col-, lege education Is becoming a pr»-' requisite lor success, Henry ttel-
st^ski. II - cluctcd governor, would provide for the rapid growth ot
• our state coUefie system no that
oven one-half of INtiw Jersey's fu-
stujoj college students are-not fur. cc(i .to leave the state in purtuil
ofithclr education, -
• ... (Signed). ; ; Stfve Merkel
• :-105 Atlantio Ave.. Matawan
,!«b<ould;ip«akrout on current is>
suet thatr affect the borough.'
You way not agree with a ll I have to say, but I hope to gain your respect as an individual* who docs and will present his
views in an open and forthright way, . .
(Signed) " I. -. . Donald T. Day ■ - >
To, the ■ Editor:: .........
'{‘Sensitivity" and “ Mrs. Carroll." Sound unrelated? Not real* ly,', We are talking about tilt sen
sitivity that the borough offi
cials, have displayed over the .
pa it five years In the physical £i<[wth of our community. Mrs.
Carroll la Just the objcct of a ruient lack of a sensitivity that
noi only will directly affect her, but will detract from the resi- dm tlal character of the Middle- ae^ Kd. area In which &he lives,
T-his lack of aeniitivity Is In
th^, form of , a large, a very water tank, i i feet in dl-
anicter and some 103 feet high. Besides providing the, borough
with. 1,200,000 gallons of water
slofage. It will also provide anijile, but sliadc forMrs. Carroll's properly, being'
locjitcd only about SO feet from the', southerly side of her home
nmf about 15 feet from her prop- c ily lin e . .
’Ijlie; fact that Nlrs. Carroll was not' pursonnlly notified abuut the
tanjt;. was an unfortunate oversight/And the fact that the cmi- cieio'Wii.s poured' to finalize the foundation on tliu very day Hie rcfiidontfi were to meet with the
Council about the problem wa«, al Ibcst. poor community rela
tions.. Possibly more than pour community relations ate involv
ed, in the recent issuance ot tlio temporary restraining order
slopping eoiistructloii. ,We.'.ill tlgrec that this storage.
tunl< Is needed, but ninny of us Will wonder if tlw;re w.t* not an-
ether wore desiralile and less obvious location fur Hi Ih immense limdmark,
1 feel that us a Primary Candidate for Borough Council 1
' c a r d o i ' t h a n k s
The family of the lute Victor l.nndry Jr. wfsli to thank all friends and relatives for their
iilndneus doting their recent bereavement, especially ilie llolm-
dcl Police, Slate Police, The Keyport Police, Ilie Mehleubec.k
Funeral Home, The lledle Fu- nortil: llonie. Senior Class of
Keyp’orl lllijt- School and Ralph
F.rrarn,. . ,
V J Ins 4/U
'Proclamations' WHEREAS, , • the AmericanCancer Society, under its sym
bol, the Sword ot Hope, is a voU , untary health organuation fight
ing cancer through a most cf- fective program of Research, Educatidn aad Service; and
WHEREAS, the New Jersey Division of the said American Cancer Society, through volun
teers. ln the Mnnmoutli Cotinty
Unit, is carrying on a year* ,f(iutKl,.t(lort.iri alert the public
to the necessity , of regular health check-ups and at the same time helping those already stricken; and 1
WHEREAS, in IMS nn esti
mated 12,400 men, . women and children died of cancer ill New
Jersey alone; and : 'WHEREAS, more and more
funds are needed if these pro
grams arc to- be carried; out and
the cause of cancer found through Research,, now, therefore,
I, Mayor of Matawan, do declare the month of April to lie
Cancer Control Month in Mata-
wan in Monmouth County, New
Jersey, and urge the residents to support the Monmouth' County Unit. American Cancer Society,
New Jersey Division, Inc. and
its cancer control programs through Voluntary assistance and contributions.
(Signed) .Edwnrd E, Hyrne,
;Muyor *
WHEREAS, The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of New Jersey huvc* dedicated {iiumselves
to the promotion of good will nmunfi men und lo the advance* ment nnd bclferhjent 0/ mankind *
in Oftch oily und coimmiiiiiy in Which (Ih'V exist; nnd
\VHI‘ HV;:AS. Ihtv Indt'pcuvH'tif Order of Odd 1'dlows 1 fits* yciir
flftminonioralo iheir 1511th Anr.i-
vrrsary y\\ lin; IJn|th /\ineu{i|i>
(innlint'iil, and their Mist Anni- vtn.saiy in 11>«‘ S'.ue of *<‘W J f,r*
jii;v; *uul \VHl-:RliAS. lilt', n ffuv is mid
Members of The lmli’pemleiu Or
der of Odil lreilt)w.s t'f New ,lor* !»ey have u-quesU'd thut ilu* week
of Apr. -ll ihnm^h Ajn. as Ihe Indepeiuli'jU ()rder uj Odd I :ellows
Weeh:NOW, T ill:U i:i t)HF, I, KICH-
ARP J. liur.m -s, Governor nf
Iht* Stale of New Jersey, do here*
hy proclaim Apr. 20 to Apr. 26,
11)09 as Independent OrdfM* of Odd Fellows Week in New JDrney.
(»!VI'!N, inwler my lismd anti (he Great Seul of Ilie State of New Jersey, thin 11 lit tiny of April in Ihe year of Our Lord onu ihMJWmd nine hundred and >,ix*
ly-nlne and In the Independence of Ihe Pelted Stales the one hundred and ninciy-.third.
n ith a rd 'J , Huiih**, - •
Governor
STwo.Madison Tmynrfnp bpaihcrs, Bris«, Wt'ibtuv
Rime, and eight-yea^ld Craig Wilbur dron-ntd
Fiiday nlteaWM when theyslipped tow® the Du- fceroa! Lake Dam Into the deep waters of the lake.
Thfl tx^B, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wil-
li»U'. 107 Park Ave., Old Bridge, had been out
playing in th* vicinity of the lake, located on the
bordrt of Madison Township, 'East Brunswick and Spotswocd. , . ;
; The, lake is about three blocks hom the boys*
home, ’ ..........They apparently parked their bicycles along
<i>e «dge of Ui* lake, lift ens pair of shoes. *™j one pair ot sneakers nearby and went splashing
In the shallow water alon£ th* top of the dam.
' The rush of the water across the top of the
concrete dam apparently swept one boy , over the edge and into the deep waters of the lake.
Witnesses to/d police the other hoy tried to save his brother.
According to Mrs. David Chiera of Madison Cardens, the boy tried to reach his brother by
sliding off the dam, holding onto the edge and
yelling for help.
■ The water washed him off the dam, according to Mrs. Chiera, who saw the accident from her
' car.
By ihs Urt\? sfrs hf-r hii.-jUjfwv v.-l'i*.-
fishing nearby,: tiie boy* hao dis;'^pcoi<i3
the surface, ■ ................... ,
A witness railed police, from an Englishtown
Rd. gas station’ anil the BsHermen and other' children playing in the area, watched helplessly as
the dragging operations began. " '
Children there tentatively identified the boys
they had seen playing on the dam; Mrs. Wilbur
, later identified her sons’ shoes, sneakers and bi
cycle# along the lake edge.
'Waltnr.Hp_oyer,. a ^m d iv e r »itH the Old Bridge
Ambulance and^ JiSrssrgcT.oy " stiuad, TOeiiicu: the
body of eight-yeai-old Brian at 6:13 p.m. in about five feet of water about -40 yards from trie dam.
The body of Craig was located by the East Brunswick Rescue Squad dragging crew more
than an hour later in about J5 feet of water near
tiie edge of the dam.
The boys were pronounced dead on arrival at Perth Amboy General Hospital.
The Wilbur boys, who were two of the six children in the family, drowned in the lake which has
taken seven lives in 13 years, according to one township police officer. :
Accident Cases Are HeardThree accident cases involving injury to driv
ers were heard by Acting Municipal Judge Harold Stem, Union Beach, Tuesday, presiding in
Mntnwnn Township court in the absence .of Judge Lloyd D. Elgart. Township fiist aid me'r, trans
ported the injured to hospitals.
, Patricia V. Sbarbaro, 21 Middlesex Hts., Mat-
awan, was hospitalized after her auto hit the standing auto of Crispuolo P. Rodriques, 340 Aberdeen Rd., Matawan, teb. 26. Judge Stern declined to justain a careless driving tickct after
hearing tbe report of Patrolman Walter Cauldtr.Two young women, Brenda 1. Bing and Susan
Ench, Villas, were hospitalized when their car
was rammed in the rear by one driven by Frank
S u e . Red Batik, at Route 3S and Cliffwood Ave.
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by including them in the 1970-71 budget as items of capital outlay. He noted the course of construc
tion on the schools would not be that advanced
but thu features to be financed through inclusion
in the 1970-71 budget could be built-in on schedule.
Total costs of the schools cannot be known yet •s plumbing contracts on both schools and the,
: electrical contract on 'Matawan Ave. School ar*
being tebid. First figures were regarded as excessive and such bids returned.
“ Inflation has hit us hard.” M r.. Scullion com-
mected In noting that bids had been accepted on
■ the following restricted basis: ■Cumina Construction Co., New Brunswick, was
successful'btdder on genetfal cunsuuclion for both
schools, with a bid of Sl,06li,200 on the Matawan
Ave. School and J638.600 on the Cambridge Park
School.At Matawan Ave., the board chose nlternaies
leading to deductions of $81,800 from the Gumina firm's base bid of $1,148,000. Eliminated were
such items as scats ,for the school auditorium, bleachers for the. gymnasium, counters, taps and sinks for classrdoms,, paving for piny areas, » folding door for the gymnasium and paneling for the principal's office.
At Cambridge Park, the board chose alternates which reduced the base bid $28,400. eliminating
folding partitions in the multi - purpose room and
whoso ehildn.i! art* j <']' (I In lh« center. Tht’Ktt
niemlier.'i <;t< fl Mar. 2$.
Fliev m«:hid'‘ Mi.-i. Jana ( l at i i ty of Kt.-amluirj’ ,
Mr:*. Jud ith ("ohm of I'ai^U He^ch, Mrs. Shirley
Lev of lirvpori, Mrs; Ann i>! Malavvan
Tti’vre-liip, Mi ! I'tia I i . f n i‘ <if Matawan, Uariy
Krnshier or l'*’V|.uit, and Mrs;. Sally Ward of Mat-
awan Township.
PUC Hearing(viiniiniicil froin pufit-' one) '
Mlddtrsev (Va.inty A'semhlvmun Robert WIN
entr. told the. comtnission thnt there rnny be some state funds available to suhsidi/.e Ihe llnu and
added tlml tho company should ho forced to con-
tlmm operation until tho legislature has tlmu to look Into thu problem. .
Kale Ool Hus:.ReliefA letlnr from lluclsou llos Co., Jersey Cily, op
erators of an Intorslnle bus route over lite snme streets as followed by Marathon Ilus Co. buses be. tween Kennshurg and Perth Atnlioy, staled to tha
llailet Township Cotnmltlee Tuesday that the Hud
son company was iu no position to make extra
runs at golng-to-work hours lo make up for th« Im* pending loss of Mnrnthon service.
Mr. Saxe paid $15, and $5 costs on a ticket from
Patrolman Michael Wagner. Two. New York men,
Sidney Sahn and Michael Indich, driving separately, were hospitalized after their cars collided
on Route 34. in, Iront o t the Mrainmore arioppipg Center Jan. 16. . Patrolman Kenneth Wirklunrj is
sued a ticket to Mr. Indich un which $10 and $5 costs was paid. . ; . v .
One driver, Savara Sheren, 21. Idaho Lane,
'Matawan, was cleared of the charge brought against her by Sgt. Zon Macon jr., that of driving
an unregistered vehicle Jan. 10, but she was fin
ed $25 for ignoring the re'urn date on the suni^ mons. Martin W. Livingston, Newark, chose to
ignore a delinquent inspection ticket given him
last May 12 by Patrolman Clifford Martin jr He
had to pay $5 and $5 costs for the offense and $15 for contempt.
Spinning wheels cc:t Stanley De:?chs!!y. Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood, $15 and $5 costs on a summons from-Patrolman William Andrews Mar.
22. Barney E . Cloficld, Red Bank, paid $10 and
$5 cos's on a ticket for racitij? from Sp.t. Macon.
Jerome Daniels, 117 Milton Ave., Cliffwood, had
to pay sis and $5 costs for syU'-ai.nj; tues on
County Rd. Mar. 19 on a ticket from Patrolman Caulder.
Radar on Cliffwood A,ve, picked up ■ Douglas V. Field, - Scotch Plains, Mar. 16 and he had to
pay $10 and $5.-costs. Anthony De Angelo, 105 Division: St., Keyport, was charged by Patrolman Gary Pricciante with running a stop sign on I.loyd
Rd. Mar. 1.5, and he had to pay $10 and $5 costs. -
failing to have, their vehicles under control
cost Robert: Rooney, Middletown, stopped by Pa
trolman D. Gary Dickey Dec. 31, and Carmine J. Falco, Hoboken, stopped on the Garden Mate
Parkway, each flS and $5 costs.Mary Lester and J . C: Johnson, both o! Coun
ty Rd., were each given, suspended sentences
und assessed $10 costs for an .altercation between -them, , ■ :, ■, . ■
f c i g a r t I ’ resM ie-S '- '---;
I n B o r o u g h C o j i r E
, l-.foy£ O F.b■ft'isrt, 7vI«t6wiVn..;T6'V/-whip. &cted ii‘» Jh6 .bcriMiph court Tha/^Jay- ij* {he o{ Ralph S.Heuser Jr. ,
Judge Elgart declined to accept -argument by Aogelo Bearese, Oi-
ai,iC’“n£? h i Vsnxite Covitl-
ic, Matawan, that ihe defendant could not have knowingly been guilty -of careless driving when
he caused an accident on Route
34 Oct. 25 because of being hit In the head, v.ith a bottle '.hat
stunned him. Mr. Coviello waft on
his way to seek help al a pfiysi-
dan, the attorney a.-sued.Judge Elgart sustained the ac-
tlcn of Patrolman Charles Farrell
in issuing a summons, noting that
if the defendant had the power of decision remaining to get in a car
and go in search Of a doctor in
stead of seeking help from the first aid squad, Mr. Coviello could
also; haye had the ayoreness Jo
drive properly. A fine was imposed. . ,. .
Thomas Dee, 74 Beverly Dr.,
Cliffwood Beach, was fined $100 and given 90 days suspended sen
tence in the county jai! for malicious .mischief on complaint of
Jack Dolan, 31 Weldon Rd., Mat- awan. Ronald W. Schlosser, Mat-
awan, and Miguel Rivera, Perlh Anjboy, were fined on inspection•Wlillts. - ..................... ............... .
Crash Is Fatal To Matawan Girl
D*jnna Lynn Knapp, 13, of 10 Bec*e.hwo6d Terr.,
died. Sunday, Apr.’ 12,- at-Perth An?h^y General Hospital from injuries sustained in an uuto-
mobile accidcnt in Madisun Township Thursday, Apr. 10. . . .
According to township p.dice Lt. J»rn«?s Ad- azns, Donna was a jpa/»iun$ci Tri a ear driven by her father that collided w’th u vebieie. driven by
• George Wiswhfl. of Hrick Township when the accident: oet:un<H| ft( 7 p.m. on Route 34. ■'
Kij^ht other persons lyere injured in the crash
including Donna's twin sister. Gayle, who is still
in the intensive care unit of Perth Amboy Gener
al Hospital with critical head injuries. .Other members ot the Knapp family who
'were hospitaii/ed in Perth Amhoy were Mrs, June Knapp, no«e injuries. Colleen, S, with scalp cuts, and Mr. Knapp sr., multiple fractures, cuts
and bruises, \nolher child, Robert jr.. escaped
injury. Two other persons injured in the Knapp car were Mr. and Mrs, George beal of 8 Crescent
PL, iMat awan.Two Itricktown residents, the driver and pas*
genuer of the second vehicle, were also treated
■t the hospital. Admitted in fair condition for
treatment of multiple <uits and head injuries w ai Mr. Wissint*, 37. Rina Romano, also of Bricktown. was treated for cuts and released.
Donna Lynn was born in Long Branch and had been a lifelong resident of Matawan. She was
the daughter of Robert A. and June (Strother)
Knapp.She was a communicant of St. Cleinent’a
Church, Matawan, and a student at the Lloyd Rd. Elementary School.
Resides her parents she ia survived by a
brother, Robert A, Knapp, at homo; two sisters, Gayle Knapp and Colleen Knapp, both at home;
maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Strother sr., Matawan; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Robert A. Knapp hr, Mata
wan, and maienud ^real-KiandpamUs, Mr. and
Mrs, A, 1.. Loti, also oi Matawan.A t.qu.t.ii! hij;!i m.V'K was offered in St. Joseph's rhuiTh of fvVyport ti( y<'*tt'rd<iy.
IntenneiM u:aK i ti e diieitiim of the Hay 1’• neral llmne of Kiv|ort. .vas in Old Irnnent (.e-
metery, ’tenaei:t.
Residents Urge('( nntiim rd tiDin p;t?’e e,ei )
The eiiiinnl „t!t!n-i i/i-rl Hi-* lti-ereiumn ('otni)ilr.- sion lo t.ii.i ",.-„i lurlsilictinn of the Clinton St.
playground, i\!nch was (icnuireil by the. lntroui;l'. jHBt Oetoher. t imiu il j.,I'siib'u! fieorjti' Connor
explained the lesnmtinn was to clarify tho ml-
iiiinlatr.it■'■!> ul the phiyi’roimd, and pave I'm; way for a summer pini'i'am el the site.
The council authorized it ru iiliae t n»’l to eveced
$2,'ilHl to New .le is iy S.veeping Und Maintenance
Co, t(* tueep 111,, boiouuli streets threu times
during the year. iCouncil accepted tho resignation of l :r,,nria
tm m o n s from thu Recreation Commission. Mr. Emmons cited the pressure of business ns lilc
reason for bowltif! out.Council decided to hold it public hearing nt Its
next session. May (I, ou Uio site plan approval granted by the Plnnning Doartl to permit Poet'u Dream, Inc,, to build apartments In P'reneau. The hearing was requested by Mr. Itnd Mrs,
Eugeno Reuseh of Tremiau, despite tiio barough'a adoption of an ordinance to ban all fuluru apart-
went building by ordinance last month, So ftir,
a building purmit h u been denied the develop*/,
Rubort Kay*.
e s e x m i fepair
Officers
ElectedOffice! & were nominated and
elected at a meeting of the La- ' dies Auxiliary to Guadalcanal
Post 4745. Veterans of Foreign. Wars, MaUwan Township. Mrs.Xtpnhnnia HiMnKxinrti nrcicwlftnt
presided.
Elected ivere: President, Mrs Kathryn Brazauckas; sen iorvce
It was announced by the hospital chairman, Mrs. Rita Scarborough, that Ihe. auxiliary will
hold a bingo party . at Marlboro
State Hospital on May 13.
Mrs.‘ Ann. Mitchell will be in
Charge of a bus trip on JUne 4 to
Meudowbrook Dinner Club in Cedar Grove. The production will
be “ Irma L.a Douce.” Anyone
wanting lo attend may contact Mrs. Mitchell, .
The. hospitality committee in
cluded M|>., Hildebraridt, Mrs. Behr, Mis. I. -,ie matuvCik and
Mrs. Dorothy S^.th .
A meeting of the auxiliary will
be held tonight at 8; 30 p.m.
The Mats wan Eo-wuKn, lUcrer,-
iion Commission met Apr. 7 at. the Borough Hall. M is. Marie Hanna was appointed budget di
rector, re p lac in g George Den/,
who bad accen ted the assignment, on a te m p o ra ry Basis.
Victor Fabrovic, grounds chair
man, informed the commission he had received an estimate from Aneii Devlno for the raising and repair of the. dugout at Uic Mid
dlesex Rd. baseball field, in die
ajrwimt ol $546. It was decided to accept the estimate aad the work will be done in the near future.
D a n Vanderbilt, chairman,
stated that due to lack of attendance plus conflicts in the scheduled evenings, the modem dance program had been discontinued. There is a possibility a similar program will be offered later this
year. He reported that the two
twirling programs being conduct ed at the Ravine Dr. School were nearing completion and had been successful ventures.
Dorothy Formon, buildings chairman, advised she had not
been contacted by representatives
of various groups and oiganiia-
(ions using the Jackson St. and Middlesex Rd, buildings for meet
ing purposes. As she expects to update and clanfv the existing
schedule of the'buifdings, she may be reached at MI-9359 regarding
existing , dates and clarification,
oi,, said new aluminum combi- -: nation storm doors had been in
. stalled at the Middlesex Rd. building and also that fluorescent
lights had been replaced at Jack- ion St.
Mrs. l iu in i reported that due
to inclement weather the Easter
- a . , v: ;
toft*- V;^'eggs.'wtri? disfruiuEwl »■. ihe son SL recreation Imddin^. Mr, *
Vanderbilt and 5»lr. Faiiravic . sisted in ‘ lining up ihe children
and handing out the. eg£>> Eaci;- : . child wrote his name an<3 adtJrest . ■
on paper and deposited-it in A box. A t tb« conclusion of the pro. ; . gram nine names wer« drawn and each of those picked received, . a p iiir . Tlifr yuung&tcis receiving
the large chocolate rabbi I prae%^;
were: First prize. Fffv.l - R e w tii S3 New Bnmswjck Ave.: second,
Jimmy Jerram, 20R Ravine Dr;
third, Jimmy Phelan, 252 Hard.-
ing Blvd.; fourth, Ray Giblock,
53 Johnson Ave.; fifth, Carla Bon- gart, 176 Jackson St.; sixth, Chris Beil, 6 Indian Trail; seventh, ; Brad Hfdl, 142 Broad St.; .eighth,
James Casey, 1$4 Jackson St.,
and ninth, Randy Wilson, 31 Park
Ave. ■■ ' ■■.: : ■ ■ ‘v ■ ■
Mrs. Hanna, on behalf of th#
Recreation Commission, express
es appreciation to the following local Brownie troops and leaden
who were responsible for cutor-
ing the eggs: Troops 645, 7(1 and 214. Also ihauks is exiended
the Borough Police and Hourihan, chief of maintenance,
who assisted with the large groupnf 1'r'itnnrfni‘e im, tVia ■ nrnn'i4rij ...
quarter,. '
Local residents are reminded
that the special education program, a joint venture between
Matawan Borough and Township currently is being conducted un
Saturday mornings at the Mata- ■ •
wan Regional High School gvm -r■
and w ill continue until the end cf ■
^ . ,
Spring Concert Apr. 24
First Meeting Of New PT A Apr. 2^
The first meeting of the newly organized Parent - Teacher Asso
ciation of the Ravine Dr. School in Matawan will be held on Wednesday evening, Apr. 23, at 8 p.m. in the auditorium.
The organizational committee has been working since October planning interesting and informa
tive meetings for the 1969-1970 school year.
Next week’s meeting will include the chartering of the PTA
and election of officers for the coming year.
Refreshments will be served.
All parents arc urged to attend.
This yeor the annual spring
concert given by the choral music department of -Matawan Re-.: gional High School, under the di
rection of Mrs., Anne Hannah, will
be Apr. 24 at 5:15 p .m .’ In the
".auditorium. Tickets are now on sale and may b- purchased from any chorus inr r.
The program . ytlll include all types and styles of music, from the Renaissance period lo mod
em day and from sacred music
to modern Broadway musicafi.
Highlights of the program'will include a selection of songs from Man of La Mancha by the mixed
Nominate
Officers ,Mrs. George Morey was nomi
nated as president of the Mata- wan American Legion Auxiliary
176 at a meeting held in the honti 1
of Mrs. William Donnonworth, Aberdeen Rd., Matawan.
The nominating coniMit’Uee also named Mrs. Russell Walling as
first vice president; Mrs. Daniel Consalone, second vice president; Mrs. Orville Reynolds, treasurer: Mrs. Robert Smith, seciclary;
cluded Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Donnenworth, Mrs. Margaret Me-
Donald and Mrs. Robert Smith. Elections are scheduled for the
May meeting.
Mrs. Dorothy Rinear, poppy chairman, announced plana for the. sale of poppies, date* to b«
announced later.Mrs. Reynolds, president, con
ducted the business session and
reported that the Country Store, conducted by the Monmouth County American Legion Auxiliary in the Matawan Legion Hall
Friday was very successful.
chorus of 180, a solo aria from the Messiah by Richard Brov.i* ‘
and the spiritual "Deep River'1 - sung by the SO members of Vaf- ■,■; '
sity Singer*. -The Madrigal Croup of 10 will v! '
. ling an American folk song
“ Black Is 'fhe Color of My Tru* .: Love's Hair" , and a Bach fugut | with rhythm , accompaniment. Th* .: *; -
11 students who ' represented
MRHS at the All Shote Concert : f
have chosen to ling VO Vo* Om- nes" by Pablo Casals and V J .
popular song "Windy.” “I l ie Men's Chorus will take part
In the program with the Biitish Grenadiers and the Girls' Chorus ; .will sing two numbers, ' ‘Hymn ; :
to Musle” by Chopin and a popu* : ' lar French song. ■..=
Set Observance .> H. * • --- s-i -ivV.-.M-- Jf/..-
For Arbor Day ^Arbor Day was started,,on ;« " E j
state ■ by stale basi^ "liH',ft72/?It i j . was a day set aside for trees to [ '
be planted in order to replace ■' - thnsp m t down by the demand* of a growing population. • ■
A tree provided by the Lake- ‘ ridue Garden Club of Madison 1 '
Township will be planted on the ? ;
grounds of.the Schirra School, J ■ Awn St.. in the Sayre \Voo4. ft Soitfh section'of Ma'dtsim Township, on Friday, Apr. 23, at 1:30 p.m. The ceremony will be conducted by the fifth grade student*
under the supervision of John Becker, resource, teacher at the .
school..The tree is a northern red oak which is the state tree ot Now Jersey. In case of rain, the ceremony and planting will be ., held on Tuesday, Apr, 29. ut 1:30 p.m. at the school. The public i*
invited to attend the ceremony.
Tricky-Tray Nets $550The Soroptimist Club of Twin
Lights held its monthly meeting at tfafcr's Landing, Highlands, on Thursday. with Mrs. Edward
Downey presiding.M tf. Everett Fenwick rep<»rted
on the sue.fssfu! Tricky - Tray held recently which realized n net
profit in excess H
(iuet-i .speakers for the evening
wete Rojier Bueki lew, adminis-
tratur cf Knmh Amlmv Mi nn uni
Jh«*p»tal; Mis. (.him- I . t ' /aidl l i ,
c\e(wtive .secul.tiv ,oid Jr.mes
A. Kyan, i h a m n a n <d 1'nddinn
and prouiids M i. Hm'kt h-.‘. i-tfei-
ed a plea for assi^iame to this
and other or^anvai!e>i- 0 / )i' Ip
youth Amhoy Jh “ pnel remam in
exi^K-iii'e.
1 ho hospital had been rU iif.ed
fe de ia l lonn p.rants ft*i im p iove-
nieuts am i add itio i.s because ol
i! , l(>cation in I ' is t i ic t 17. U .e
h i'sp ita i H-nes Die nan .ii Ipa lilie *
of .Soutn AndMiy. S ay ievd le , Mad-
Iron Ti °r P iver,
nua ii, S[titsv."<:d nnd neij'hlx-nn}/
areas.
7hi) miiijJnftiinr rmiimitiee pre- nented the slate of officers for the
Cieoi 'ft Oror.t, corresponding &ee- reiary; Mrs. August Pittius, ro» cording mcretary; Mrs. Lari <5. Stultz. trflflsuror, and Mrs. Her- \>eit Staer, newly appointed director joining the IncumbentN, Mri,
TcnEyck Ronson nnd Mrs. David
UnKebrettoti. Memben of the
nominating commlttc« were Mri,
Joseph Dempsey, Mrs. Richard; Fenwick and Mrs. John Duhrs, J
v■ A Joint Installation dinner w ill: be held on June 2 and the partici
pating clubs wdl be Asbury Park. Freehold, Red Bank nnd South Amboy.
The annual spring hall wilt he held on Saturday evening, Apr.
26, al the Lavender Teiraic R oom . Magnolia Inn, Fivneau. Am i k l.n i p .o ty ’.Mil ;>t 7 M
p m . and m any surprises will he
p lnnned , ' l i t l i i ’is m ay he fhtain-
Ld fro m any neM uhtr or the com-
in no 'e , M is . C ifi.n le , c lia irm a i.;
f r n u k Touriru: jr . , Mr«.\
])ro‘ t, M r« h a i a l M rs,
l.V f.n tt I 'erw it k, M rs. R k h a id
Lni'A it.I;, M 'v (.ha rles Kit-'inan
and M rs. Dow ney ,
MeinhejH nn< lulip}; \\ert M ip . Staer, Mffl. l<on'nn, Mrs. I ’ itlius, ?»lrs. pt-wnev. Mis. Drost in.d
Mrs. J7.nnebret.son, Matfiwun; Mrfi. Fniie I'rvstal, Madison
Township; Mis. Stull/ and Mi s.
KUrman, Keyport: Mrs. Nicholas
RulsI, Miildh town; Mrs. George Burch, Leonaido; Mrs. Joseph Dempsey and Mrs. Alex Hahrs,
On Swim PoolsJoseph Rlfkin, building inspec
tor of Matawan Tnunsiiip, asks
all |H*rh«nH owning h.tckyaid SUlinminK potds f,i i nhtemplalui|4
Installing one, to " m'PY the mifiiH ipnl ordiitnnee oo lymln
10 IM they conform,
Democrats, GOP(continued from page one)
Meeting fct a union hall in Ked
Bank, ihe Democrats, hoping crack the longtime Republic,-jr* monopoly on Assembly seats' « tiie county, cbose Little Sllver'i Mayor Gordon Litvin, Freehold
Borough Attorney Richard O * Connor, Monmouth Boach law- yor Richard Bonelio and former
Mayor Benedict Nicosia of Red Dank. ,
Pau l K ie rn tn jr . , who lost the
1UG5 election for county clerk by
777 votes, will try aj'Uin this
year. For tho two freeho ld^
posts, the Democrats picked WVSr*5
liion M<'CSovt>rn, a Fieelmld law
yer and Philip Ch:nmd, a Brad-
fey Ih iieh com ini.^ioiwr.
lUvaa ( essftd candidates for Assembly District ,P»A were foimer
Walhjr (leiuu.ke of M.da- v.an Tov.n.ship, .Stejjhen I );t\ is of Manilapioi '|'<m>iship and tuhn
I'ioriao, Malavsari real i.iatc? flK»*nt.
Awardod Oil PainiinqMis, ( ail . in v.ai' j>ie
srntf'd with the o'l pnintin;.! “ Mol
ly Pitcher on thu Ihdtl'-fiMd" bv
professional artist, Wmi Sm .oi of
I' i'vho ld . 7 ho pamtin;' v . - i e-
ated at a meetinj' (if The Wmu-
all's Club of Matawua when \V,n|
.Smart was thn speaker. It
waa framed and presented bv
Mrs, A.IL Lnhisser, chaiitn;m of
th‘i wnyfi ami means dtpai i tuent
of thn chih, at hor fund - uosn.;*
desst'ft rnrd parly Lndav, Apr.
11, in the eluhliouse. Mis. I nhis-
Si r oxtends her a|ipr et i.itmn to
thnM> who helped iiihI attended
tiie mu rcssful p.u jy.
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CLAMS
Your favonte way tit Iiu rL w ’a
f Ii f f win uf Inn, Ihvy. »l.r» A I'llff-
uiKtd Av«. •
W J hu> 4/17
n ng t v tm n r v m i . ~}’--*\jf>.i'tf\Lv fl, , a
Youth Lounge Make Finai F 'Mns fo r HOA-Dvtvn1 Every Kses»f«F o? Tensjsls Shn-
.■;bra. M s te r a , ?mrii'.the tf-.fefK
. ’ jp in d p a r w t co. the smallest child,
a j;;; jj£i~ ia v iiA d .to ' ■ »!!4 ;kS a
ijptiaeiviifming party to- fauuich th#
youth loungo in the new wing ot
tha temple. C liuich St. M d Ayr-
, n o a t Lane, Sucdsy at f p .m .
: [it chara;®. of activities for ‘i ie
lounge warming are Michael Wot- kis *nd Chtistopiiet' Poliak, mem-.
.■b^not tiio Senior Youth Group, Mtiiic for cfie evening, will i>& jra-
vlded hy .anoUwr member; Barry i Preiser,.and hi* five • piece band.
eats have, been a*ke<i to br ing im aU gtfti to. he lp equip.
'.'is 'Vei!(,>(’*• Spf*te. and daoi’h ;*•. . M a r jo r ie , \ver«» Uu* giuistt las ,vw.'-k of Mr. and Mi s. R,iy. nwvr. I h-ASsford. Jei'.^-v Ci-y.
Mrs. Palmyra To^etto, Ne’-; York. Is visaing Mr. and M m Man in T^seito.
M r nnd Mr.?. H e:urn Hurke
d ‘ ."d ei Uu- Bean Kiva(.*e, Spring
i ak-* Hfiyht.s, Saturday evening.
?*tr. and M n , Jack' Burst were
the Sauirday guests of Mr. r..‘j M»w. Morris Hack, Rrookh';.
Mr. and Victor \ir,u iind
cluldren, Gregory nV. .fason. Ke;v
York, uere th« Cafurday 3 uesI?
of M i. and M.s. Stanley Seaman.Mr. -md Mrs. Walter Jones and
chi Id iv'., Duuglas and Kendra,
* returned honu* afier visit- j ,>* ihe Kev. and Mrs. Robert Ad- di», Ain;u.sta, Ga.
Mr- olid Mrs. Aldo Barsotti and tfuidritn have relumed alter vl»-
Uinff Washington.' D.C.. and set*- injc Ihe cherry blossom*.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jacoh
have returned home from a trip to Chicago, Hi.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoma* Crane entertained at a Hippie pdrty on Saturday evening. Their guests
wera Mr. and Mrs. .V Smith. S;<- ver Spring, Md.: Mr. and Mrs I.avvPMica Conlin, Hartsdale,
N.Y.J Mr and Mrs. B.F. Lewis, M i. and Mrs. Stove Nolan, Mr-» William Levenson, Mr . and Mrs. R.ibeit Blish. Mr, and Mt.v W;'-
!iam I fin hius aud Mr and Mis.
OmrliiMV lladdtK'k. Prl/.o wlnn.n*
fin ni.* most authentic cnsUimei \\erw B.F. Lewi* and Mrs. Hid- l in k '
Mr. and Mrs. Marwtd Hotinei mill J in^liter.1, .loanno and .fat.- qei'lm*. I<;ivinu Dr., and Mi*.Ifnlnew ’ f.-ither, Mit liarl Havtan, Cllff.vofvl, havd rftturned to tlxMr
h\\\M nftor Rpendin^ a week’s
v u fa jb n wdlh lha ilo lm o i’ dau^h*
t »r mid sondndaw, Mr. and Mr#.
R .m tld Artalll, Daytona Reach,
1 0 . ' i)r . ami M rt, EM . Lazov/ hnv i
Vtf'urn.»-l from a f-va week stay
A) tn i Dnral Coimtiy C(uU In
NT'tii MImmi. Fla.
a-van,
A N'atiesA; run<iftWn srnn Crowr* for K,itu>e.r-iit” rtt'i' ini :Mtrr*iuiJ |V*r;;Man
thv* Js'JV'ish. ■i'ttnd', J NF, jew-*
ih i t)ej»innin|» o[ ’his. f ir y . have had -i vital Mak? h± the building of Und of fsrael. Urn// before th-* H?rih!i;)ir.>eni 'A the state, tho JNF Bluo Box had
becom-j 1 syudKJi of ihe deter* rnhiation of Jews to survive a« a ptKjple.
Also through ti\e safe of treo certificate:!, Hadassah has planted vast forests in Israel, named
in honor of great personalities, on
tha stony slopes yf Galilee..--Sae- maria, and the Jerusalem hili.9.
.These names hke Henrleua Swld,
founder of Kacbs-sah, Stephen Wise, Eddie Cantor, Eleanor Roosevelt, have l>et*u perrnajienc-
Iy rooted in the soil of Israel.On the program for the evening
will ba two cosmetician* from Adrian Arpel who wilt roaJce uo alt imeresied 7;onten. EyeUshes"'iii. OC- el’Vvt'. uo-a tKKjf prize.’
G i r b R i f l e C l u b
Are C h a m p i o n s
T*h*j e’ti.'r.pionahip of the j^lrl’s
:divi.stOii. .of tha 23f.lv ie.uuul lw.«i,Sr
sectidfiais reremiy h^fd a t Som
erville, wax .von hv cha Red Rank
Jun ior R ifle Ciub'.i Girls’ Team
vvitji a.scyv^ o f Out o f a poa-
sibl?.. -IfifiO. point?, Theic ie-a.ai
placed seventh in ' the cvtfcaU team rosulta. . - •
Their individual- scoro results
were; T.ymi - S-eidou, . Red 'Bank,
UW;. Terry ; Teynaiiun. New
Shrewsbury, 347: kathie-Cfodiui,
Mataw-jo, 3i5, and Joy Ericson,
M ’dui'Ciovvn, • J4a. The girls a il
finished in dvi top third 0 * the
individual cwnpettttam •
K'v*b>>?- C bd iu i. a snpho»ny?:»> i t
iMatawan. .•kegio.nat -High School,;
has. been. siiop'Hng’.vvijh the club
for four;years and hoM< the rank
of SharpshooL?c Bar 9. She. play*}
tiie '.barUyne hifcn.. la <;h« high
school band iind is a; .member of
a trio cs.Ued C a r o l M u s i Q a i
G^iusO .vrf hJ a.'-jii U * Sf £■? • 1 ' !.r wKtch :
plays at- adult functions.- consists-
of -iC'aroiifiiii'CusAn^ano,^ Union.'
Beuch^XH'gaii;'' Judy Muller, Mat-
awan, drunis, and Kathie oa gui
tar, .'
CAFETERIA MENUM u f f t w a a K e g i o a i a l I l i g b . -
, -. ■ rjijyd ft-aid
(ivKiN- >£A-P> Ltara.rv,k, C#We*SA .-. ■■,.■.■
■ ot ApriS. l\, '■ ■ ...
' ■' MONDAY ■ v
■ - - ■ v - 5 J.irtCthP'lli’V •' : ,
<h-en C-rrf.ieri Frankiurwi*
SaufwisKua!;
Paafttveliic R-5fS J«*d Buctw ' ’ - ■'
Ll Cirl'3 Sr(«Ci4W ■■■ -
C'oii SUcjxJ Ciuck«n Ss‘&ii O'ai'.ifr 9 ii» i *n4 9uHM
H am and C h e e u SsiH lw ich .......... .
Wuc««tt Ittoa S!wp with tracker*
■ n ju s o A V .:
Hut Luactooa
Hot EtoMl Stef SaaJwlith with Oravy
Creamy Whl^^jod - Svttored O an lM Sjafatadk
Bu'cer Julo4
A L l C»ci» S fM la li
Tmw FUU S»I» i Plstwi: . ... ■ B n t J M d ButteC
Calami Sandwicli
a-of Soup Hltb Cracker*
- ' " ' WEDNESDAY . , ; " -
. .. ■ ' '. H'>{ Luothao* - ■ :■ .
Spaghetti with Meat S tuca , . ,-i-.
It&'ltui Sroad aitj Butter Xo m J 5«il«d with SrcMiay
■ Services, were held at 8:15 a.m. from the Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport.
A requiem mass was held
at 9 -a.m. in St. .Joseph's Church-
Cemetery, Keyport.
, Bom in South Amboy^ Mr. Lan
dry was a senior at Keybort High School. He was a pan^ioner of
S t Joseph’s Church, Keyport.He is survived bv his pixrQws,
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Laiv^ry; a brother, Glenn, at home; h“> ma- ternii . ^rnndpa.reni's, . Mtm and Mrs. Harvey Andrews ol Morgan- viUe, und his pai.crnal grHndpar- enis, Mr, and Mr* Alheri Rbi- landei^ Keyport,
Mrs. ■}>
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Chapter Meeting lu Hazlet Monday
A meetinp, of ihe Town and
Country Chapter of M izrachl
Women was held at the. home oL
Mrs. Sadie Ollnsky, 53 Lafayette
Dr., Ila 2 let. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Gluck, president, pre-
*»ided. , .
The opening prayer was rrad
hy Mrs. Max HuUer, Sayreville.
Reports of chairmen wpre given
by Mrs. Hutter, journal dnd
friendship page; Mrs. Sam Fleish
man, tiees; Mrs. Ralph Roseff,
Israeli merchandise, cumlolume
nnd f ifi cards; Mrs. Sam Miller,
house boxes and dime banks;
Mrs. Fiop.-nce Shapiro, seals and
Mrs, Gluck, Mi/.rachi - pu in n .
Ih e chapter members will at
tend a membership rally en Mon
day. Apr. 28, hi rhu W«i)do;f A v
loria, New Vork City, Town And
Country Chapter is one of tha
chapters to receive an Israeli
K«vtl, made in Israel, and given
lo each rhapter with dues puld
up by Dec. 31.
P la n t were made for members
to attend the evening Donor to be
held at Goldman’* on Sunday,
June 8. Plans nlso were made for
the chapter to send for tickcts for
the show in New Vork, “ A Tea-
iptK.ni l:.\oiy Four Hours.”
Mrs. Mutter, cultural chairman,
gave a iradm g on the story of
Shevnut. I lie next meeting will
ba held Monday, May 12, at tha
home of Mrs, Jock Goldberg in
Hazlet.
M rs. Charles M tua
. A high requiem muss was of
fered 3t 3 i ,m . ,Saturday in St.
Benedict’s Church, Hazlet, for
Mrs. Greta Shaw McGrath Maas,
76. of South Beers St., Holmdel,
who died Tuesday, Apr. S,In Port Jervis, N .Y ., while visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Anna Hogan
In Sparrowbush, N.Y. Informant
was in ResUtmd Memorial Park,
East Hanover, under the dlrecr
tfon o f the John W. Mehienbeck
Funeral Home, H a ile l,
M r*. Maas was born in New-,
ark and lived in Laurence Har
bor for 16 years, before moving
to Holmdel 10 years ago. She
was the widow of Charles Maas
and .-waa a retired seamstress. .
She was a communicant of St.
Benedict’s Church.
:: ; Also surviving ate two daugh
ters, M rs. R ita B, Coll, with
whom she lived, and Mrs. Kaih-
erlne M. Kroll, Laurence Har
bor; four other sisters, M rs .,,
Alice Schipper. arid Mrs. Eliza*,
beth Kregeloh, both of U n l o n j
Mrs. Kuthetine Ohlmann, Bay-
ville, and--Mrs. Jean Leonard,
Hillside, and two grandchildren, .
George M ar*
Funeral services were held
Friday a t i t a .m . at the Scott
F u n e r a l Home, Belford, for
George Marx, 77, of SS Florence
Ave., Leonardo, who died Tues
day. Apr. 8, 19fi9. at his home,
a iter a shurt illness. Inlei'ment
was in Bayview Cemetery, Leonardo.
A m o n g his survivors is ft
daughier, Mrs, Edna Quick, Key-
port.
John M . McCarthy
A requiem high mass wa* of
fered Saturday in St. M ary’s
Church, Port Monmowh, for John
M . McCarthy, 78, of 222 Wilson
Ave.f Port -Monmouth, father of
John J . McCarthy, Keansburg,
who died Thursday. Apr.-iO, 1.W9,
In Riverview Hospital. Burial, un
der the direction of the Scott Fu
neral Home. Belford. was in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, Middletown.
Born in Jersey City. Mr. Mc
Carthy was fhc son of (h* late
John McCarthy and Marie (Mc- Dermoit i McCarthy.
A resident of Port Monmouth
45 years, Mr. McCarthy retired
11 years ago as an installer for
Mew Jeisey Bell Telephone Co.,
where he was employed 44 year*.
He was r member of St. Mary's
Church; ihe church Holy Name
Society, and McCully Chapter,
Telephone Pioneers of America.
Paul Nelson
Paul L. Nelson. 43. of Cliff-
wood, whose body was recover
ed last week from the Rariian
R iver, was buried Saturday
morning In Christ Church Ce
metery following a private fu
neral service at the Gundrum
Service Home for Funerals, 237
Bordentown Avt\, South Amboy.
An Arm y Veteran of Wuiid
War H, he had resided on Cliff-
wood Ave. Ue js believed to
have jumped from tlie Kdison
Bridge Feb. 1. 1M>9.
Ho is Mirviyed by his wife,
a;u.* *!,••>- at horaf:; " Vl* 'hr-r, Mi’S. Sy<wn Neliii/n.
•i'SiVonpor*, • a ^ c r ^ ' Us.Jjiyv^ J/oois <>f bf‘Ho’}ui'rf, !n- wh; -*»u tsvo h iu lw % llarwiil of
h/w-ft, «nd Raymond.,
i/rrvirii? 1 n \*ne U. S. Arn'.y*' ’
hiu&on
Momoriar sc-rvj'ces '.vf-r«. he’<| •
: ■ $ ? J iv t-h* t'-'rjyn-
. Chun.ji, Buiie, Mont., for E t*^«n ;
- Op:^,. (k Stiii'.veil Dr.,
del, who died Mar; 28, 'iSOS, a i
iiie >L-?,
John D.. Rossheiirt, Alexandria,
Vo.;.; Interment ■■ was »r. Sunset
Menaorial Cer etery, Butte/
Mr. Opie was born in Corn-
wul!, England, and lived in Butie
for 80-years, moving to Holmdel
two - and - one - half -.years
a«o. Ho. was. a ticket agent for
the Union and Northern Pacific
Railroads for . 47 years, retiring
16 years ago. - :
Besides his daughter,- he is
survived by .a son, W illiam R ., -
with whom he made his home,
and five grandchildren. / y
Mrs. Robert Percy
■ KnnrtraJ services for Mrs. J.ijjia.
M. King Percy of R 4 Aberdeen
; Hast, Matavvan, were, held a t
9:45 a.m . Monday from the- Re
" rem Funeral Homen East Bruns-.,;:
wick. A high maiss of requiem was
offered at Kl'ZW a.rn. in St. Thom- ;
us’ Church, O ld Bridge. Mrs. Per--
cy wa.s: buried in j>t. Peter’s :
Cemetery1/ New Brunswick; ■’.•!
M rs . Percy. ; IK, died .Wednes^ /
day, Apr. 9, 1969, in on automo-;
biie accident u i Hoimdel. The car
in which she wus a pas.sc-niiex
struck a utility pole*';//-;/ ,
Born in Newark, Mrs. Percy
resided in Matawan 10 years. She
. was. a pAirishioner o f S t/ Joseph**
Church, Keyport.
She W as the wife of Robert
•P e rcy .to whom she was married
last September cn St. Joseph’*
Church. He survives with her
parents, M r. and Mrs. John La*
bazzo and two sisters, Ursula and-
Vita of Mataw'nn; her m aternal
grandparents, Mr. nnd Mra. Jo
seph. Labazzo of Matawan, and
paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. John K ing of Petersburg.
..... N ik £ , WalMov /
Services were held Saturday
morning in the-John W. Mehlt-rt- •
beck .Funeral H om c/<H azU fp% v
Nils Kric Walfdov/ 73, of W .'Bea-
con Ifill Rd.. Morganville. w ho
died Thursday, Apr, 10. M&V
M onmouth Medical Center. -
The Rev. Henry W. Kirchner,
pastor of Gethsemane Lutheran
Church, Keyport, officiated* In*
"‘ terment was in RoM-Hill Crema
tory, Linden. ■ • • ■
Born In Sweden, Mr, WalldoV
came to this country In 1923. He
was a retired carpenter and a
mem ber o t the Perth Amboy lo
ca l of tha<Uhlted Brotherhood o f
CarpenUrs and Joiners.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Klizubeth (Aschan) Walldov; two
daughters, M rs. Margaret Par
ent, Matawan, and Miss E liza
beth Walldov, New York Cityi
two brothers, Gustave WaDdov,
Tennent and Axel Walldov, Stuck*
holm, Sweden;, two sisters,
Ann - Ida Tecswald, Stockholm,
and Mrs. Karen Widlund, Kal
m ar, Sweden; and two grand
Children. ... .
Mrs. Matthew Zappulla
Funeral services were held
M onday for Mrs. Josephine
(Messina) Zappulla at St. M a
ry's Church. Nutley, where a , {
h igh requiem mass was observ
ed. Mrs. Zappulla,- a resident of
Belleville, was the. mother of
Lawrence Zappulla, civil tic-
fense director of Hazlet Town
ship. She died Apr. 9, 1969.
She was thc widow nf Matth-...
ew Zuppulla. Surviving, bes idc t.
her son, are two other sons,
Domcmrk and Joseph, bo th ,,o f
California; two daughlers, f**4.
Ljll/an Kinnon, Jrv in ^ou , and
Miss Teresa iiappulia, Belle*
ville; eight grandchildren; two
brothers, Ralph Messina, New-
nr,k, und Charles Mussina, Vero
na; and two sisters, Mrs. Anna
Otio, Houston, Tex.; and Mrs.
L illian Curciu, Bloomfield.
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the -couple ate hjMi". and Mrs.
Robert Lawrence. 49 V irginia
Ave., Hd7let. and Mr. and M i» .
E dw ard Reilly sr., 15 Ravatt
H d „ Port Monmouth.
The Rev. John. B. Cook, pas-
to ),, officiated a t the ccrc'noiiv.
KatuiMay, Apr 12. )9t>9.
M r. Lawrence escorted W»
’ itepdaughrer to the altar. She
D u r e a hire gown with full skirt,
Ip jig sleeves; scalloped neckline
( n d chapel train. . Her fingertip-
length -veil of French illusion
was held by a crown of crystals
_ end pearls and s h t carried a
cascade bouquet of white carna-
tlons, centered with white orch
ids. .
Mrs. Frank Servedto, Hast
Keansburg, was tin; matron of
bonor fur her sister. She wore a
ftoor-leneth gown of powder blue
lace, over-taffeta w ith a rcdin-
fOSfl skirt and sleeveless bodice
. A circular veil fell ovm her
w atch ing > bow headpiece and
•ha. carried a. heart-shaped bou-
p«.= » rd a.t-.r Ik o r . v
f'L-j k__ u-„t . L.k J-:r-%F*:. i_ :... ~^i, ':z r :; (i :f |L:
; Sue wore m int green ana : car
ried a heart-shaped bouquet
w ith a green center bordered
with piiik flowers.
T ina Servedio, East Keans
burg, niece of the bride, was the
flower g irl. She wore pink and
carried a Ucart-shnped bouquet
witlv u p ink center and green
:'iwrd6r.'':;)'r i :•' 'V;.v' [ z ■ v
■ Edward . Reilly , at homa.
brother of the bridegroom, was
the best man. Huwurd Searolag-
ki. Jersey City, brother of tli*
bride, ushered; ;
A reception followed In the
West Keansburg Kirs House.
When, they; return from a motor
trip through the New fc.ngland
States, they w ill reside in: South
Amboy. . . . . . . .
The bride attended Lakeland
Regional High School, M idvale.
She was employed at Lily-lutip
Cup Corp.. Holmdel. The bride
groom was graduated from
Middletown Township High
School. He is employed by Bay-
shore Chrysler-Plymoutli Co.,
A tlantic Highland*. ;■ ,
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MRS. R O R 1 R T AI-AN KAFSCR
Miss Fiances Marie Grand*
became the b iu le nf Robert Al
an Kaeser Saturday. Apr. 12,
■ 1909, in St. Joseph's Church,-'
Keypori. Ihe ■ patents of t}i«-
couple are Mr. and Mrs Vi(ii J,
Grande, WS Greenwood Ave.,
Cliffwood Bench, and ' Mr, anil
Mrs. Harry Kacser, 910 Green-
woor| Ave., Cliffwood, Beach. ’
. The. Rev, .(elm A. Dzenia offi
ciated at the double nn;; cere
m ony .' ’ : ' ' - " ,
; Tha biklo \yas given in iv.a’r-
riagu by her (ailier. She wore a
satin floor-lcngth gown with long
sleeves and a chapel train em
bellished With lace appliques.
H er shoulder-length veil ot
French illusion fell from a tier
ed pearl coronet and she car
ried a cascade bouquet ol while
roses. .
Mrs. !yilchr.el Grande, Cliff-
wood lleach, was Ihe matron nf
honor for her sister-in-law. She
wore a floor-length long-sleeved
blue chiffon gown. A circular veil
le ll over her matching headpiece
of clustered polals mill she car
ried a cascade bouquet of
m atch ing carnations.
The bridesmaids in the rain
bow wedding were Miss Carol
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bnfor# you go , , .
coritult with u\
wa da Oi* pUnnlnij and
arranging. What"* roof*
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our t«rvic«t.
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2 a t Fort Moossoat/). The- par--
eirls or V'At M r , rimJ
Ihii'o, John S ifiiiii, 4 l) joiins.oil
Ay*.. IjR inn 13e«ph,. and. M?;. M id
. Mrs, pona ld . .Flint. 104. .W aldo
■..Aye., Jersey Cay. ; . ...
k C a p t .; S igmand Brambcila,'
. chajiliiin,:; cviebraied: vlie II.: 15:
a.m . n u p t ia l1 mass.
'tiie bride, was given in m a r
riage by her Jtfiher. *
vfhite w t i i j bridu] gown einbe!-
iished1' wr.rr. f apravi» of fiowciS 1 and terijjinating in a chape!
train. Her shoulder-length veil
o f French lilusioo was heid by a
two-tiered: crown of sequins and
pearls and she carried a Cas
cade bouquet o f whita carna
tions. 1 :Ml^s Florence Durnan, Union
B'Hich, was the maid uf honor
for her cousin. Kha .wor* a lloor-.,
length sleeveless gown of white
laca over veliow satin. A circu-
Ihr veil fell over her headpiece
off clustered petals and she car
ried a nosegay of yellow carna-
■lions. . ■ : ■. . ■
M u . Edward Evans, Jersey
Lily, sister or the oi idegroom.
was the bridal attendant. Sha
wore blue and carried a nosegay
of blue carnations.Francis tra c e , Jersey City,
cousin of the bridegroom, was
tfca . best-«<man, Josepli Frace,
Jersey City, cousin ot clia bride
groom, ushered. -. \
A ":teceptiba; foilpjA'ed in ths',:
parish hall of St. Peter's. Church,
Jersey City. When they return
from a motor trip to V irginia,
they will reside in Union Beach.
Tlio bride was employed by
Vitale, Hazlet, Tho bridc-gioom
was employed In tha trucking
business before: enlisting in th#
U. S. Army.
Grande, Hazlet. w lm wore yel
low. and Miss Jud ith Anderson,
Union Heaeh, apricot, cousins of
the bride; Miss Samira l.oy,
Matawan, green, and Miss Deb-
oi ah Kacser, Iselin, pink, niece
or the bridegroom. They wore
ilia I ching headpieces and car
ried cascades of matching car
nal ions. •
Clyde Kacser, Iselin. brolhor
of the bridegroom, was the best
man. Ushering were Charles
Kaeser, Scotch plains, cousin of
t h o bridegroom; Richard
Cirande, llazlei, cousin of the
bride; A lan Kaeser, Haskell,
and Krank Keit/, Hazlet, neph
ews ot the bridegroom.
A reception followed In the
Jernee M ill Inn, Sayreville.
When they return from the i'o-
conos, they will reside in tha
London Terrace Apartments,
Parlin
H ie In ide was graduated from
Keypori High School uiul w ,n
employed hy Mosaic Tile Co,,
M alawan. Tliu bridegroom was
graduated from Matawan Re
gional High Schnol. lie is em
ployed by I'alniM.s (u. , Moun
tainside.
Miss Jervis Married
M b s Robin E lisabeth Jervis,
daughter of Mrs. Doris E. Jervis.
S - fJavesink ’ Ave., East Keans-
burg, and-. Robert Jervis, Port-'
land, Ore., became the bride of
Cpl. Charles J o w s Mack, U, S.
Marine Corps,: son of M r. and
Mrs. Charles Muck, 8 libe rty St.,
Middletown. Saturday, Apr, 12,
1969. ‘ '. . P®%» -Tn m B : pnsfttr,
celebrated the nuptiat m as i and
officiated at the double ring cert1-
monv, In St. Catherine’* Church,
Hast Keansburg.
Ceorge Smith, East Keansburg,
escorted his . niece to the a ltar.
She .wore a whtte silk, organza
gown that cascaded into a csihed-
t'aMrain."Daisies were embroider
ed down the sideseams, around
thn hemline, bordering the short
ileeves and on the bodice. Her
six-tiered French Illusion veil was
heid by a bow and daisies and
she carried a white prayer book
adorned with white orchids.
Miss Jeanne McGowan, M iddle
town, was the muid ot honor. She
wore a light blue silk organza A
line gown with short sleeves end
ing In ruffles. Ruffles were re
peated at the hemline, and neck
line. Her three - tiered circular
veil fell over her matching bow
headpiece and she. carried a cas
cade bouquet of blue-iipped white
chrysanthemums,
Dennis Bonner, Keansburg, un
cle of the bride, was the best
m a n . Robert Ostor, Middletown,
brother-in-law of Ihe bridegroom,
ushered.
A reception followed in the H ar
ris Gardens Fire House, Union
Beach. The couple traveled by
cur to Concord, Calif., where they
will reside.
The hride Was graduated from
Middletown Township H i g h
School, Slut was employed us an
operator by the New Jersey Hell
Telephone Co. in Red Bank.
I lie bridegroom attended M id
dletown Township High School un
til his four-year enlistment in the
Marinos, lie served n months in
Vietnam during his two-year ser
vice, He is station 'd in the Nu\al
Weapons Station at Concord.
Toriili Fund licuefil Sol
The Central New Jersey Hranch
of National Women's I.cnj;ue, ot
which Temple Beth Ahm , M al »-
wan, la a pa il, will presont a
rhampngw? matinee (or tho Torah
I’ iiihI Resilience! Hall Campaign uf
the Jewish Theological Seminary
today at Temple Beth LC1. Cran
ford.
Munies collected for ihe Tinah
Fund Cumpaiun provide scholar*
ships for student rahbis, can ton
and ielij;ious school teache r.
Tart of this money wilt »Nn help
equip ft new Residence Mall for
women students.
Fur further information, eall
Mrs. IXivid I.andau at ntiii-MaS.
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MBS- G E O R G E J . SULLIVAN JR .
M iss Rose A n n France* ueiia-
pietro, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank M . Dellapietro jr .,
52 Bedli* R d .. Haz'et. became
the bride of George J ; Sullivan
jr ., son of M rs, George: J . SuJli-
vail sr,. 100 Seeley Ave., Keans-
bur^, nnd the la te M r. Sullivan,
Saturday, Apr. 12, 1969, In St.
Joseph’s Church, Keyport.
. The Rev, Jo hn A; .Dzema offi
ciated at the doubie ring cere
mony.' . ■ . - ‘ .
The bride was given In. mar-
l'iaye by her fattier. She wore a
peau do scie ojid French Alen-
coo lace gown styled w ith Oil
Em p ire bodice, A-llne skirt, ap-
pliqued w ith lace and pearls,
and detachable Watteau., train
that fell Into chapel length. Her
bouffant cathedrat veil ot pure
feilk English illusion was. held in
place by a cloche of pearls and
crystals. She carried a cascade
bouguet of Eucharist lilies and
sn.-phanotis. .
Miss Agnes Dellapietro, > at
home,- wus the . maid o f honor
for her sister. She wore a (or-
mnl-length apricot chiffon gown
trim m ed w ith matching - satin.
A chapel ve il waa held by a
matching cloche and she car
ried a prliicess basket of yellow
pompons and white daisies, with
apricot ribbon. ;.
Tiie bridesmitUls were Mtss
L inda Rollczza, Miss Pam ela
Bellezza and Miss. Judith, Fatvel-
li, a ll of Keansbutg, and a ll
cousins o( ths bride; MiijS. L in
da K a lp in ,and Miss Joanne Pel-.,
legrino, both o f Hazlet. They
wore nile green chilfoy gowns
trim m ed w ith matching satin.
Chapel veils were held by
matching cloches and they car
ried princess baskets of yellow
pompons and whita daisies with
nile green ribbons.
Brian Young, M ataw an, was
the best man. Ushering wera
Francis. Pesce, Keansburg, cous
in of tlio bride; Joseph Xavier,
Harrison, N. 'i'.; R ichard Nor-
roii.e, Matawan; Dougins Pet-,
ers, Nutley, and Donald Gililiaf-
tin. Union Beach.
For her daughter,'5 , marriage,
Mrs. Dellapietro selected u. cock-
tail-length yellow chiffon dress
with a matching feather head
piece, matching accessories and
u white Georgianna orchid cor
sage. .
The bridegroom ’s mother
chose a street-length blue net
dresj accented w ith matching
.bows. She wore a m.-itrhinp noi
headpiece, matching accessories
and a whits Georgianna orchid
corsage. .
A reception Followed at Ken
ny Acres. Woodbridge. When
they return from Puerto Rico,
they w ill reside in Madison Gar
dens, Madison Township. For
traveling, the bride wore a gray
linen s u it . with pink- accessories
and a white orchid corsage, .
The bride was graduated from
Raritan. H igh Sclicol. She Is a
member of tha Bayshore P lay
ers, a dram atic group In Keans-
burg, and is employed a» a sec
retary by the U . S. Arm y Elec
tronics Command, Fort Mon
mouth. , . .
The bridegroom waa gradual-
ed from Middletown Township
High School. He attended Mon
mouth College and Rutgers Uni-,
versity and is employed as a
computer programmer by Rut-
gets University, • New Bruns
wick.
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Augusta G, Heir, l-VJ Seventh.St.,
ncuo.’ d. and '.fee late Stanley A.
Kelt, Saturday, Apr. 12; in
St. Ana's CburciJ. Keajisburs. ,
The Rev, Frcdsrj;:!; ValeiitiKa
officiated al. the doublo ring certi-
iBony.
The bride was given in mar
riage. by her fauiet:. She wore »,
silk organza and Chantilly lace
gown, re-embroidered with pearls
bodice, long sleeves of laca and
an A-line sltirt bordered with
lace. Her boufrant veil of iliusion
was held in place by. a coronet
of lace and pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of while carna
tions and roses. :
M iss D iane Cs^is/.ar, Hillside,
was the m aid of. honor .'.for her
cousin. She vvo:e a formal length
gown of lemon peel chiffon ac
cented with matching lacs a t tha
neckline. A buuf/ant veil was held
by a matching D ior bow and she
carried a colonial bouquet of
spring flowers.
Miss Dawn Hclt, at home, sis
ter of tiie bridegroom, and Miss
M ary Cestarc. Red Bank, wera
ths bridesmaids, They wore nec
tar.
Kenneth Raub, Middletown, was
tha best m an, Ushering were
Charles T im m , Belford; R ichard
Chevalier, Port M onm outh ,. and
V incent E . Cerqua Jr., at home,
brother of the bride.
A reception followed in the Era-
ora ld Room of, Sm ith's Restau
rant, E ast Keansburg. When they
return from a motor trip to Flor
ida, they w ill reside in Keyport
The bride was graduated from
Red Bank High School. Sho is
employed by Two Guys, Middle-,
town. The bridegroom was grad-
uutod from Middletown Township
H igh School. He is employed by
Atlantic Trucking Co.; Atlantic
Highlands,
- i
. . a ? - -
H K I. X W £ m GABRIEL ALtOCCO
Miss C la ir* L illian "Cundy” /rd e r satin gowns with purpi*-»»►
Friedrich, daughter o f M r, and ' in sleeveless coats. Their laven*
Girl Seouls To
Assist lu Park. Croiving; things are a m ajor fo
cus of G lt l Scouting, from Brown
ie through Senior age leve l activ
ities. Conservation and beautlfl-
cation are areas In which G irl
Scouts are active a ll over th* na
tion. M onm outh Council G irl
Scouts work on m any projtcte,
one of th* latest being^. "Opera
tion • Let’s Try I t " a conserva
tion service project which w ill in
volve i t Jun io r tfqops of the Mat-
awan Neighborhood oi G ir l Scout*
during April and May.
Troops planting seedlings at "AN
la ir* State Park under the direc
tion of Charles Doyle Jr., Natural
ist, w ill be: Troop <196, Mrs,
Fred Lorher, Leader; Troop 553,
Mrs, Seymour Rubin, Leader, and
Troop 509, Mrs. Ernest Gold,
Leader. Troop 659, Mrs. Stanley
Johnson, Leader, wili transplant :
the w lldllower, colic root, to a
protected area. Troops clearing
new trails w ill be Troop 339, Mrs.
John Chappell, Leader; Troop 529,
Mrs. John McCarthy, Leader, and
Trnop 115, Mrs, George Zuillcky.
Leader.
Troops working on the Erosion
Control Unit of the State of New Jersey Youth Conservation Pro
gram at Cheesequako State Park,
supervised by John Bay less. Park
Superintendent, are; Troop 36,
Mrs. Donald M acM illan, Leader;
Troop 334, Mrs. R. Coinerford,
Leader; Troop 305, Mrs. Paul
Zeiglcr, Leader, and Troop 3d,
Mrs. D . B. M acM illan, Leader.
This project was co-ordinated by
Mrs. Charles Lubow, Jun ior Con
sultant.
Mrs. W illiam Friedrich, 100 West
F ront St., Keyport, became th»
brlde o t Joseph, Gabriel AHocco,
soil of Mrs. Joseph AHotto , Un
ion Aye,, Hitzlct, and the law
Joseph Allocco, Suiidsy, Apr, 13,
men. . .
The Rev. ..Eugene Prus offi
ciated. at the double ring cero-
iiwny In St. Stephen’s Church,
Perth Amboy. : -: ,. ...
" The b iid e w a j given...' iii . mar-
rlago by her''lather. S he : wore on.
embroidered satin, gown Eeatur-
ing long bell sleeves and high
stand-up collar. H er headpiece
oi iace, pvarls anu «> » lu !s
Was held by a ihree-tlered floor-
lenglh veil of French Illusion.
She carried a cuscade bouquet
of white rosea and Uty-cf-lhe*
valley.
Misa Paula C a llam ata i, M«t-
(w iu i, was tha m a id o f honor.
, Tho brida l attendants w-erfr Miss.
Taffy Friedrich, at home, sister
of tlje 'bride; Mrs., W illiam
Friedrich. Say 1 evil!?, sister-in-
law of the bride; Mrs. Albert
Orchard. Keyport, sister of th*
bride; Mrs. Albert Pollard, Mrs
Edw ard Rinkewich and Miss
Jud ith Granato, a ll of Keyport,
and Miss Yvonna Spade, Holm
del. Susan Orchard, Keyport,
niec* o i the bride, was the ilow-
«r girl. ' 1 1 • ■ ' .
They wor* iioor-length laven
der shoulder-length vei,l| foil ovv
or ■watching bow headplocc*.
Each atlHidisnt carried * bou--
quet of lavender carnatloHJ and
violets with a lortcr spelling out
the, r.amea. "C andy " Ht'd ‘’Ji.w.".
The flower g irl carried a baske*
o f violets und lavender and p u p
pie carnations." : ;
Coniie l Ccrclello, Belford,
cousin of the bridegroom, wa»
the best man. Ushering w er*
F rank AHocco, Holmdel, cousin
o f tho b r id e g r o o m ;W il l ia m
Friedrich, Euyrevillo, b ic tner ot
the bride; Larry Notarcola, UtK
„,ii IlGuth; C arry Thorne,. Ber
nard Zyluxsici and M ichael M » ,
ooski, all of Holmdel, and Stovfl
Garc ia, Keyport. John O rchard ,
Keyport, nephew of th* b r ld ^
was the ring bearer. , -
A reception for 250 gu**1* WU
lowed In T h» Barclay Hoi*i,
Belmar.-W hen they, return front
their Jet flight to Montego Bay , Jam a ica , thcy w iii resid* . ift
■ fra y a r 'm e e tin g ‘will be held K«4neiday at 7 p.m.
F aa rtkM t Fitealra
Spiritual Chn<k 1 M S M e M , Uotoa >ea<h
Sev. Katharine Miller, Pastor
Sorvicea ar* held on Sunday (nd Thu^aday cveninft %( • p.m .
■ and «a Friday «l<ernooaa a t > p.m.
K lag H Kia«a U itkcru i Church
d e n y T w *■’« « » * i .. M dd lc^w a
Hev. IfilHam A. Hanson, Pastor...... Sunday School: 9:15 ii.m. to
I t : .14 a.m. - Ciurcli Services 8 : a.m. and 10:46 a.m. ................
llira iu ttha .Conservative Baptist
i , Church
' .:' ; KeyperMlwlmdel Rd.
,, ' M ulct, Sev, Lowrence Reed, faator
■ ■ -'Bible .Sctiuol on > Sundiiy con-vene»> at 1 S:45 a.m.; morning
I , worship. IV a.iri. when the pas- tur* message will be "import
(eel love ." l i ie (amily gospel
houf ttatta at 7 p.m. «t which time the pastor's topic will be «Uy Faith." . -
Praise and prayer hour la held Wednesday at 7:3* p m.
rfturc^
Cahut.
B ttutelS , Brow»tt^ru
R«w. Franci* Cnntt.l. Srahior
is «c:>d ?r^n» 9:4J5
b> A5- a m . w id ifte ciwrch. ser*
vitit is inan 1! ii.m. unu i 12 o'*
n; Kv«?.rvoni9 b
liu«dc4 McOwkiwrf.
$t> Isirted. Ave., Uf?iaa Beach
Rot. Fra/uu.vo HVBsitf i*-f rnnivt
Wnr<ihip SflL’ViC® 'J St IB A TO.
and Surulay Sehoui at 1C h ni, with classea lor all ajses, Junior
MVP nveela Friday a l 7:30 p.m.
and Senior MYF on Saturday al
7:38 jt.m. ......
- Cliiat b p lw t Clwrch•i' : S*„ M > U » m ■; -, .
: Kcv, Psui l„ Jacksin, I'astur
Church School will be held
Sundsv (or all Hgt* a.L IMS a.m. and morning worship, 9:45 and 11 a.m. Th* Paalor'i iermon
topic will be “Open tiates.” A luperviaed nurwry la providedr . t j ». . . . *. !.:•IUL Ulltlt. ? MjlTIV^Qi' • '"VHt«v>V»K 'church ia at 11 a.m. The Senior
lligh and Junior High BYFGnmpi) meet a l 8:30 and Junior Croup, 7 p.m.
Midweek serviceJs held Thuis-
day at 8 p.m .
. i ir s t Presbyletiaa Churck
Houle M and Franklin SL - Matawan.
Rev. Chester A. Galloway. Pastoi
^Morning worship scvvices Jian-
dav afe at 9:15 and Jl a.in. Church school meets a l 9.15 .'nul Tl a.m. The special class U:r broin-damaRed children meets
at 9:1^: u.m. only, Chil.l care- is provided for children unJer three years pf aRe. At 7..10 p.m (he new Allen Organ will he
dedicated. Kenneth t . tandis,
Hflrrisburg, Pa., will be guest artist. The public is welcome to
. attend. : . : ■
Irln ily fhufeb (kplseopal)< -West Court and Byers Laue
Matawan
Hev. Carroll B. Hall, Rector
Maltln* and Holy Communion Sunday will be at ? a.m:: mum-
Ing prayer and Family Euchor- > 1st, church ichool, nursery for
Infanta; IQ a m.
, ’Holy Communion will b# cele
brated this Friday a t 8:3* a.m ., and on Wednesday at S a.m.
FbM United Metkedlst Church
- 147 Mala SI., Matawaa
Rev. Donald T. Phillips ar.
. . Minister-
Morning worship Sunday i* at
1:30 and 11 a.m. when the pastor will begin a aerie* of *er- inon topics pn “The Ntw Tesla-
ment "Church and Our*.” Tliia week’s sermon is entilled “The Proclaiming Church (Kerygm?.)"
- 1 Cor. 1:23-24. There will bs baptisms and speclal music Ht both services. A nursery is pn- vidcd (or infants and toddlers in the church house. Clwrcl’ eT^nl
wilh classes for all aces Including .adults meets ut 9:30 a.m.; program (or children ages tin eo
This ivtjtk, cponstirtyj by theKvUfiptti, Stt«viiiiIcaAi^u»-iaLiOil,'th* v»orl».!V leading sccretariril a.*- swhuiori,/ ‘lio.WfS iU stfctetenes everywhere regardless of NSA
jqiemhfe^sMp .sviye* ns a. rc- ipjndcr to, secretaries ot their tu- sponsibililies. to their employers noU to their profession. .
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toy, t ’haiv)»a»‘s nt Ss>:> vX&riK’H X'T thi* Xiil'itie.N Bh>
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i*f» A jr. 2lv ‘hfvR«n?ar; Hay Chapter members wijj iuio the NfiV H}?jn.vv«'k k C •‘•nbfirson a nip 1 ■
AL ihe April .. mcnmp; ,,M.iss Maureen EroaObcnt. t.rantord, secretary■ *j> WiJisuns.'F. nTi;i*'n,a>'iu.l^nsoii, >Uv:& 5ruji:;y;Htk, ;• v.'ss.
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Help To MarlboroA baseball- team, of interesting .
potentia l, .is developing at tha new Marlboro Township High
.-School, nlanked by Occau Coun
ty Southern Regional In their opening game, tho Mustangs iiiVo CCiViv buCk iO nli. iS-:i yvcr
Jackson Township and whitewash’-Pt. rieasant Beach U 0 Monday. :
The Mustangs ara beginning to get real pitching out of hard- throwing . R l fk . Nacozmak and
steam bailer SUn I.ukoic Tha Utter hurled » one-hitter rfgainst the Garnet Gulls. Nojrojniak fanned eight in the Jackson gam*
' and Lukolc:sent 14 Gull batters
down by. the strikeout route,
Tom Patterson started for Point Beach, -with Scott Pearca doing the concluding duty on tha mound. In between Kevin' hie-
Donough and Bill Sprague attempted to coul oft Marlboro'*
bats ,- MarlboiO - hud thrua Innings
for three runs each, with lour
lu m com ing up in tha fifth.
Doing tiie slugging for Marl
boro i.owara Lukoic, and Peta
Vanderwell and Torn Wendel, a home run and three-bagger eat*.
Coocl Pilch, No
Iiit Al MadisonCoach Mika L^poi'i.', Ijas^bj!",
Madison Township High,“ is getting the pitching to tarry his
team to the heights, but it is not complemented by sdequato
.stick '.rork. iti their first three!
games, the Sjiartans have been
shut out twice, 1-0 by Cyloma and 2 0 Monday by Woodbridge. Saturday they won one, hobbl
ing Perth Amboy 4-2. With hardW=U l in in g ...up.- witn st. t'et-er’s. New Brunswick, home 4 p.m., Saturday and Edison
away Tuesday, the Spartans will have to improve dramatically if
they are going to make any
thing of this season.
Doug-Beyle pitched- ths- losing, shutouts, i l ie win over Perth
Amboy was shared by Marty
Coa and Dan Scala on the
mound. Boylo was touched: for ’ five --hits by WooilbritiRe .Mon
day, Two of them going to- Frank ivtatiisck, a siofjle iu the
first to score. Totiy Russomanno and a triple in the third to scora
Joe Taillfer.
The Sparlans :diu not mount a
real threat agaiu>t Tony Aquila, ,
Woodbridge pitcher, uatil the last inning. An error and Sieve
Keller’s "hit----put.... Sparun run
ners on first and second with one out. But Aquila fanned Richie Cronus and Boyla smash*/
ed out to first to end the game. ■
Boyle had fanned four and walked only one.
Keys Trmk ¥s, Mmrlhoro'1
2U -4~/ ^
& ,'4CcmJc Frankie M»rtin and song stylist Marcie Lynn will enter
tain along with the Garden State Orchestra at the anniversary dinner,
dance of JFK Centennial Lodge 109,, Knights of Pytliias, Saturday
cslgiit at tha HolWay Inn, Xoute 33, Hazlet, „ .
Braves To
Lose De vinoNeil Llevuio, f o r 12 years
Coach of the Matawsn Braves in
the Bayshore Babe Ruth League,
Is stepping down. Ho Is not quit
ting boys baseball entirely, hav
ing agreed to handle the um
pires for games involving Mata
wan teams.
The league -for: boys 13-18
years will go down from tha ti“n
teams of las! year to, eight this
year, Al Caruso, Keypori,. the
commissioner, announces, ,T h »
.teams an<i‘ their managers are
as follows: Matawan Mustangs,
Phil Kramer; Matawan HawKs,
Wilbur Brown: Matawan Braves,
Doc Manning: Keyport Aces, An
gelo Lu rieslu; Union Beachers,
Jiiti Thompson; Strathmore Guiis; Ken Rupp; Matawan Township
PAL, John McCiinty; St. Jo
seph's CYO, Rich Volpe. Th*
teams being discontinued are tha
Strathmore Falcons a n d tha Cliffwood Vets. I h e Falcon*
holdover player? wilt accrue to
the Gulls and ilia Vets to tha
PAL. .
Bowling StandingsMUNHOUTU COUNTY CATHOLIC Sliirmony WuNy), Middlowwn, N.. J .
St. Jofjeph .........Holy Family 3St. Alary r
W... 53 ... 52
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Matawan First Loss To
Ocean; Play Sayreville■ Matawan High’* balltossen
tvera upended a first time thia
season Tuesday when Ocean Township invaded the Matawan
diamond to score a 3-1 triumph.
The Scarlet Spartans' John Vii-
lapiano controlled the long ball hitters in the Huskies’ lineup with ease, setting down 12 Ma
roon and Steel batters by strikes while walking only two. Bob Hanna absorbed the loss for
Matawan, whiffing tin Ocean
batters while walking (our.
The Huskies should eet back on tha winning side against a
lub-par Asbury Park team at tho Blue Bishops' field today.
But,, on Saturday, 1 p.m., they,
come to their most difficult assignment o f : the season when they take on Sayreville at the Bombers' field. Coach John
Whortley's team made mince
meat out of Si. Mary's, Perth Amboy, pitching in two jests.
The Amboyaris are otherwise unbeaten in high class competi
tion, so Matawan pitchers had better get plenty of rest before this one. The. Huskies will re-
turn to “ B" - competition Tues.
day when they play host to a •tumbling iloweir tide,
The S h o r e Conference “ B'* leadership went over to Ocean with their victory at Matawan. They remain unbeaten in thre#
games. -
Ken Gruber got things started
for/Ocean In tho first ■ inning with g single and took second on
a passed bail. Bruce Bat'tjer blooped out a single with Grub, cr pulling up at third, Frank Mazza walked loading up the bases. Gruber scored on a sac
rifice fly and Rich Bcutel singled chasing Baltjer home. ‘
The Huskies cut the. margin to 2-1 in the" fifth.- Paul Serle took
second on an error, went to
third on a! wild pitch and scored on Hanna's single.
Ocean added an Insurance run In the last inning. Randy Rose walked and lefl in [avor of pinch hitter Ron Virgilio, Greg Brooks got on base by an error and Joe
FiUco’j bunt brought homa Vii-
gilio.
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Garden State Park Will Get Jersey Macing Under Way
The horse* will go to the post a first time next W edanday to open a new racing sea sen !n New Jersey. Garden State Park , Cherry -Hill, shown »hiW , w ilt start Its 28th
year ol rac ing with its annual spring meeting to run (e May 3*. l l ic horses will then move on to Monmouth Park at Oceanport f«r a 5 W * y meeting from M ay 31 io Aug. 7.
F la t racing w ill continue in the state until Garden State e lm s its fa ll meeting In mid-November,
J a . i i . v v M ‘ l i l ! i w h e t * '
f?albig:; At- Wail'» * J c-niki-:
'h ‘r a.* ct;;
' fr?vt lit nt thU -'5 r.-iv.? is .
vvliOa the-rac’n^ ^rivers took
sr.. ir/K.k ouo.id'? <;i'
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•Vi-rs, rorrnuv ami Frarikii? .Epjv-
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' i:rent _ /ur i}** 25-lnp feaiUie. am i 1 I ; v . lim ited.
• • ' '
"Wii33 S l^di'ir" i«f*i pr-oj’...
tj«:c scavions yv'tckcuds waiihjg for
ihe M iiy 3 night opening at ih.it
track. Norm Janwich* Morgaru
vlllc, champion of the Novice division. iftsJ vrar in rhp or» .
the West Belmar cva), hus been
stopped 'Jp to lim ited sporUmen
ra iin^ for the 1.569 season, Jennie
Nicoi, track promoter, announces,
. Jam vlcb wnn one HXi-fap rac«?'and..
w>e 50*lap rs.ce cn Ws way- to «it-;
p i’sin.Q honors !«? fhe(y^ar
in his divisioii i/i 1968. ■ ,
-Ihe upward revision of his rat
ing means Janw ich w ill be driv-
big a 31S cu. in . flathead of eithec
; six. ni- eight gyUndijr overhead tn-
^ine. The noyict. i.ype Jnachi.n^ o * ..
Jasf, year was lim ited to 29(1 eu. •
j!i. uag'jic vfiLJ!'3y u^cii'scauD. 'm i* •
change was made a t the bidding
o f the drivers, the management,
reports. T ner^ w ill be three heat
races, a cohsy and a 35-lap fea«
ture fo r Die lim ited when racing
starts M ay 3. - -
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0 l>0 I 0 0 9 0 1 0
- Tne spr)i»)4 niecu?i{£ nt (.lArden
State P a rk .w ;Il be 'v/itlwut rhf
*‘darK'’ :Mo.'ii!ay.‘j:.jor-ft lirsc
this year, the prograni rumtirig
eacn svef’ki’av to lh(? May 30 c!os*
it5g. And there vvtU be r.o gap. as
in former year.s, between the G ar
den State closing and the Mnn-
mouth' Park opening, the horf»^s,
joclcvys and trainefs. making an
overnight hop from the racing
plant at Cherry HUl m Souih J«r-
sey to the Monmouthi (rock, nt
Oceanport. •
AmOiig the owners moving iheir
borMS »n i t Garden State Park
this weekend will b« Anthony G.
Nappi, Miitav/Art, who -has; takea
stable, spac^ for Lb^ ?jprioR ,meet
ing for his. .hpr.sf^^K^unc&'-'Noe'-
jr .4 racing ; sect eta ry &t: “Gardoiv1
. Stated ■'-reports.; M r. ; Nappi has
. been racing' bis horses a t.H ia lt^h
and Gulfstream durjng the wmtor,
He is a men?ber of tbe .'niorcuRh-
bred fltteders AsMJiriativr. of N»:w
Jersey, and is one of those m em
bers who sponsor sn event for
two-year olds. He owns ^he Lilac
Acres Farm , Marlbcro.
At least seven oihvr owners
having horse fa tm ) m the Hoirn-
de l - Colt* Neck area, w ill iLso
be racing their horse* Ia th t Gar
den State spring meeting*
M 1 4
Hard Pitch SoftballOpening gam e of a new imrd-
pitch softball teason w ill take
place Sunday 1 p.m. at Oak
Shades field against Cala I iiii,
Northvale, George Jacobs, m an
ager of the Bayshore A.A. an-
nounccs. The Bayshore contingent
w ill run into an early test of th*
facilenras of their lo tting eyes a>
Cala is sending (o the mound Vito
Coloprico, one of the top lefthand-
*rs of the state and a pitcher who
blazes the ball in.
The Bayshore A .A . lineup w ill
b* about ihe same as last year
exccpt for the battery. To make
up for the loaa of Ken Clarke, tiie
Bavshora management has sien.
ed Ralph Bauer, a leading pitch
er from the Pt. Pleasant area.
The catching department has been
implemented w ith Ihe bringing in
of Rudy Blozen, who has been
playing iri the Union County
League, and Bob Raney, a G .l.
a t Ft. Hancock.
Raney is subject to the unpre-
diclablenes* of those orders, that
rome in to move, but it is expect
ed that he will at least be avail
able until the veteran H a n k
Cleary, confined, with sickrless
w inter, regains his good health,
Cleary was able to work out light
ly with the team in its practice
sessions of the past two Sundays.
Bayshore Lineup
Bayshore will take the field with
Jacobs at first, John Tomasello
or A de Cottrell at second, Lenny
Sasso at shortstop iind Jack Sny
der at third. Cottrell missed most
of last season when troubled with
a bad back, but th* onetim* «*ar
Keyport High athlet* appear* tn
have regained hi* total good
health by his showing in pre-sea-
*on workouts.
Spencer Madsen, another play
e r to mis« last seasor. from in
juries, is returning to make a bid
for an outfield job. But he w ill
have a hard tim e breaking into
an outer garden of Frankie Wash-
iftgton. Bill Hogan and E d Flynn.
B illy Conway and Bob Borwinski
a re also very much iij^ the out
field picture.
Soflpiteh softball w ill wait two
weeks for its start, when the col
orful Strathmore Sunday morning
league will take to the fields.
Another Gill Out
Set For Toni«hl. . . . O
At the second meeting of the
Keyport Youth Athletic League,
hfcld Apr. 9, it wrs announced that
call out for Little League base
ba ll will be held this Thursday
• t the Atco field, Beers St. and
Pershing PI,, Kevporr. The time
w ill be 6 p .m . am i boys eijiht to
12-ytars-old are eligible. Any boy
turning 13 Aug. 1, 1065, will not
be eligible, A call out also was
hold last evening.
The association voted to pur
chase three trophies, for first,
second and third places, also
shoulder patrhes for the first
place team members.
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During that period, eight slake*',
sviirth 5285,001), wiii be contested
a*d tliey have been scheduled by
.thu '-Racing. Secretary w j"s s !&
jlira .t’t ihe partiv.i-
pants. As p<-r custom, all stakes
were well patronized and a wealth
vl talent is on .each roster, . .
I ne meeting w ill get off to a flying start with the-$25,000 add
ed Betsy Ross Handicap, for 3
year-old fillies, on opening day.
'Ihen follows the J25,00ft Cherry.
Hill Handicap, Apr, 26; $25,IKK)
added Delaware Valley handicap.
May 3; , added Valley •
Forge Handicap. May 10: $25,000
added Colonial Handicap, May 17;
J40.000 added Camden Handicap,
May 24; {20,000 added Rancocai
Stakes, May 28, and, o l course,
America's oldest derby, The Jer-
*ey Derby, on, M em oria l Day. ,
Ih e opening day crowd will at*
en parade a number of high rank
ing candidates for divisional bon-
ors when the Betsy Ross field is
RIIS Track
CompetitiveR a n la ii High'* track ita m hu.s
proven to be the- surprise of tli»
spring sports siiasun to . date.
Working under nigh to. impossi
ble comlitionsl Coaches Mike Ul
rich and Stevfe Popp have cornu
up witlt a tea at il.at was able to
defeat Brick Township 75*31
Apr. 9, then lost out only by
close scored to powerful paro
chial high fichuol squads in this
• r c a /R e d Bunk Catholic win
n ing 7IfoMVi Friday and M atei
Dei 74^-51^ Monday,
The Rockets w ill still have to
move out their times and dis
tances to be competitive in
Group 111. Most heartening Ot*
velopment in their three meets
wns a 4;-»2.8 mile m ark set by
Joe Deely against Matc-r Dei.
E d Resch showed continued im
provement in the sholput, get
ting out beyond the *15 ft. n u tk .
Ron Gordon ran a 10:30.5 two-
mile against Ktid Bank Catholic
and was close up to Brick's
John Diiley and Mater Dei's
Chick Che'ton in raccs where he
was edged out in about the .same
time,
Tom HisnMimnn, Vic Bayers.
Buck Lamb, Jeff Herman nnd
Dennis Gavnor were good p<;i»'t
winners for the Rockets. Ih e ir
pole vaultcrs, Don Collahnn a»'d
George Richards put on very
good performances in The thied
meets.
called to, post. This scJeei: group
includes Hiberon. Farm s7 Process
: Shot; Tarta.n Stable's half - sister
io Dr. Fa iter, Ta V/sllkm
i a n sn ‘3 Francis : M o w er;' M'-
chael Phipps1 Bold Heiress and;
\vhite Amass ana Crown Stable’*
Gulden O r. ,
- Other Betsy Ross eligibles
elude Brooklield F a rm ’s Is Cer
tain, Christiana Stable’s Pimento
D ram , Kclm ora F a rm ’fi I r I * h
Course; H.C. Hoffberger’s Je ra li;
Walter M . Jefford'a F ig h t , On;
Gustave R ing 's Ju lie t and Roktr
by Stable’s Gently Dream ing.
Top liders at the- meeting will
include Waiter B lum , R »y Brous
sard, M ike 'H o le , Joe Culmone,
Garth Patterson, B ill Gavidia,
Dave Hidalgo, Craig Ferret, Ed*
die Maple and perhaps a few of
the talented jockeyetiea who hav<
successfully invaded t m an 'i
world.
Among the trainer* w ill b«
Charlie Robbins, J . Bowes Bond,
F rank Bonsai, J im m y Croll, Ed»
die Kelly, Del Carroll, Syl Veiteh*
S tev i D iMauro, D an Perlswelg,
F rank Cundall. W alter A. Kelley
and l.arry Jennings.
Post T ime for tha first four
days, Apr. 23 through Apr. 2f, w ill
be 1:45 p.m . E.S.T. Commencing
Monday, Apr. 28, and for the r *
rriaimltf of the meeting, the posit
time v.:)H be t p .m . E.D .S.Tk- ; -
Nine races w iij be scheduled
d*Uy, Monviay th iough' Saturday,,
with no “ Dark Days” on ihe agen
da.
Ncv/ Jersey fist Tucing w ill fncs
compelitioii from Pennsylvania &
first time this year when the Con
tinental Racing Association start*
a flat- racing season at Liberty
BelL Park, But the Pennsylvania
State Racing Commission hat
scheduled Its fla t racing at Phil
adelphia to Mart M ay 31, so there
w ill be no competition w ith the
Garden Stata spring meeting.
Monmouth Park m ay feel t h i
competition to some extent. -
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Special Sale.A fter midnight when most other places are closed, our .special niidniglit-lo-stfvuu lates iiie in c llecl. Ca ll from New Jersey (o any oilier stale in llie con liiu 'iila l U .S .A ., cxcept A laska , and tall lliree n iinuiM for 75pf or lens, plus lux. These special «fter-niiclniyht ratC3 np|ily to all s l:it i.»n-tc'-s111ion cail'i dialed d itcc lly from non-coin |ilioiios,
W ho’ .', up at m idni|;!it? Lots o f people. A fte r alt. when it ’s 12.here, it ’n only 9 o ’clock on llio West C oasl.
So if you're it n iylil o w l, wliy iml lake M iv f in t n g c o r
(n ii'sp tcia l in idn ifjit s t I l‘ :i nd make a call toiiijjhi'f
Naw J'Brsuy Bell
liaslern Time /.unu Ci'nlral Time /.am
Part of f11' I'I il. ri'fii I-* IL*'! j iiitm
M utiiila in liu ii) /,'JHO racilh: I line L one
6 REAT PORTABLE TV VALUEI
CUFF ROBERTSON..
n AIDE Ql nnM«SH»W UUTttHL. ld-\JUlti
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Kiddi’9 Show Sat. and Sun. #t 2 P.M.P U S S N B O O T S '
PLUS
C-ARrOONS
Start Wad. “MAYERLiNG"NOW SH0WN3 AT CARLTON, RcO BANK
■'SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON'1
Tim CASCACia . Z20U0Tha 5'<rt) ih is J i‘in
portahla TV InA moMaJ'twO-too?Color CN»»^oa! coiorMi;,t col'V. Top Cnn'i'yItanJij. Mj'iapoM Ant,*nr'Ji.
in-Charge c*f the Camp UutJer Adjutant's Section. The .ladies took charge of Tammy while
Sgt, Hoff was processed.
Lew than two hour# aUet ar
riving in Okinawa. Staff/Sgt.
V / . t»iO V n ‘V j . j u c j Ij
my ii iijjiiit - r.'^ci
:.iw. U. b. ■■ '
;,..v‘V TA'.ncZ cr?rt
K*y.t K? Iftdi?:itr
he'd be glad, io ch^’
diaper t.hO't? .io 'Mrs... Mv.vft, . ju'et
hs soon as 'he and bi4 liu^.V /av-
gefiw jT ie. . : ■
' Se*ix*eK
Ccn>truction JUecu’sc^tn
C t o S„,
. Na.vj% «>;?.■ of Mrs, M<iiy .Vaircar'
relja. 9 ^ lek ling Ave., K$ar*S"
burg, «nd husband of the for
mer Miss Joan Kaisk.v, Main
St., Keyport, s e m n g wsth
U. S. Nava]-Mobile Construction
Battalion E ig n i at C am p n a »
kins South, Red Beach, Danang,
Vietnam. •
The Seabee Battalion current
ly U on its fourth tour of doty in
' Vietnam.:
, Xn Vietnam, ' tH* 4'S<'ahe(«^
.provide technical csswiance. w
villagers w ifh construction pro*
jeets. Tliey also build aLrstiip^’
temporacr hcu-"ing, port facill
ties, fuel storage tnuks, d r il
water wells, and construct otb«*,
facilities as they become wfcet
fiary, . ,
«MKln« An*«*; ip, 1*6?,QwfiWjr rsAH •
' Mr**U »•> ;(»• ,
0m piete FREE each weeki—m tnmm
PIIC! OK UtVtMB WMI1 WEI|FOB THC MUT M WEEXt .Slirtwg Aptif Iftk aai tor *t' mi W«,m U fw • iR pt'doi tfrvtni |tea at fen il»(id ' ^mMN Im «Mi k ktm'i ••♦Ityw nw «»< lwi ti.M pwiknc V mti; Wki! m <rtnrtiMn nnii^iiif, tali pi*M •> |tw- ■ m fa Ufita} i i
E«tf Jbwriu* Cadi |iM ■•mNSi Uft«iM M MlKM tM, iMu| ihIUrcM t»yanrtaUi wnm. ITa 4n**n I h i uryi««W|l II I kf Iwafcatfi il l iiiiw N tut nha« pa afcawt *» W —#fwnw.
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LANCASTER BRA N D BONELESS B O T T O M O R BONELESS CEOSS.K IB
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i THIS COUPON WORTHJWHW1M-:
n ™ S & HIOO STAMPS•M i your $10,OP purefcaa* ar m M
. lo w (or ftjipointnient 201-2M-2918.• ■ <■■■•■■ -. !!..*»»• ft t i n n t i n / i : . .......................■ r-.M-- Jlc>r t9A*v/4\v< •• ■■•• • . ■ ■■
: or S Bedroom, dining room, living room, modern kitchen, modem enclosed bath, gas hot
v , * l r Aluminum storm and K rtcn w indow oa 50x100 lot.• ‘ ” --T^Iccd W 116,900; ;
isva^tca, 4 niC’tii!— dd. AKC. Good temperament. Exct'Licnt with children. Also Gvnnaa short hair jx;inter. £x* client hunter. 56-1251. 4/i7
'38 m 10c^Jtchy Ct
O s .
. , Crfi-VV Ciiprk'?
lenr cond., new trr^s. .
~ "furyiLardtop. aiiwWR'.i*';., p o ^ e i
. bru-kei» A bucket s.wis,
A-.I i 204-23^,.
■ ■ ; V11
Kiwd eoniiil'/Wt, a»;l
Avl0,-5m . . . , 4/13-
isttl V A lX ^ N l^ ^ a T T T - r 'h ^ rT r
top. ti cvi. srirk shire." U iw d '
shape.. 1500. CaU 2&4-IH39 at 5
p .m • -1/L7
P O O H N G & RO O F RH I'A iU S —
Iree eatunute. C a ll ChnrHe 264
4652. . ' ^
■ LANDSCAPING - - Lawns cut, swept, general trim m ing. 566>
5728 or 264-5044; _ «
“ *■ D R A P K S / CURTAINS,
Slipcovers, Window Shades
* . Reasonable —* 727-2788
1 4/17-5/8
MISC. - F O T SALE
COMBINATION ALUMINUM
STORM & SCREEN
W INDOWS & DOORS
. DISCOUNT PR ICES
KARL A. FRANTZ 2B4-3403
BEST TOP SOILGOOD F IL L D IRT,
BLU E STONE, SAND, elc. ■
ECKEL’S TRUCKING Morganville, N. J.
SLOOP 20 It. Dtiyuaiter. Fast
beamy, comfortabld bout w ith
good racing record. A ll equip-
i»i»nt trailer. Best offer over
' £950" or w ill trado for sportecar
o f comparable value!. 264-5050 After fl p .m . 4/17
CLEARANCE196* Ziti Zag Sewing Machino.s
never ased, built in controls (o
make button holes, sew on buK
tons, .. blind hem dresses, make
fancy stitches, 5 year guaran
tee. . Reduced to 537.76 or $4.72 . per mo. 1'ail warehouse manager
till 9 p .m . I f toll c a ll collect,
561-2IJ00. :.■■■ ■ : tf
55 GAL. M ET A L DRUM S $2,110
each. 2 only. Keyport Weekly,
52 W. Front St.. Keyport or call
264-3030. . . _____ tf
S P IN E f ' p T a n 'O . R ^pon s ib l?
party wanted to take over low
monthly payments on ii si>inci;
piano. Can bo seen locally. Write’
Credit Manager. P .O . box 35,
Cortland, Ohio. 3/27-4/17
WHITE RABBIT with pink e v « .
— ■ 4/17
S IAM ESE k illens - last of litter,
, reasonable. Cal! 2IH-641a. 4/17
lqsT~BEA G LE * Very fat, spayed fe-1
mate, brown cars.w h ite , black,
• Im iwn markings, sn>all lump on
chest size ci quatter. Reward
$25. Box .131 Wilson Ave., M'atu-
wan, 5US-SS55. ......... 4/17
MOVING & STORAGEG EO RG E . MARSH &■ SONS ’’
Agents for-1 Engel Bros , Inc.
Local and long distance, fully in
sured, containerized storage, 556
1104. 380 W. 1’rospect Ave., Cliff-
wood, N .J. . . : if
AUTOS FOR SALE’59' M ERC U RY Parktane, auto-
nititic transmissum. p o w ? r
steering, power brakes, R & H.
new battery, good tire.s, uxcei*
lent ccaditivS J2CC' firm . Call
Mrs. Murray, 264-303?), After ti
p.m . 727-M4U tf
m i: PO ffi'lAC CiUuliua - 1 t o r
hardtop, power steering an«l
brakes, automatic trans., ra.dio,
white walls.-excellent cond. Call
583-1636. . . tf
lflr,7. ! ANinAU T-Rn?n 4 H f ^ air
co/id., fully equipp’d, privately
owned Cali 560-4633 or 566-2643.
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WANTED TO BUYIt ’J JL D lN G LOTS, Middletown,
Matawan. Holmdel, Raritan,
Marlboro, K.eyixjri, ctc. W ill pay
top dollar. Call Jack Bostock,-
. '486.2S00. ti
CASH, scrap copper, brass, al!
types non ■ fri ivu3 iiieu la .
Prompt pick up jprvice. C a ll S48- BPII - . . . . tf
2-3 BEDROOM house,- o jt aero
. or more,, residential mm, .near."
Park.ivay. Reasonable, principal
only. Write Box D c/o Keyport
Weekly. 4/17 - 5/1
1 — 2 ACRES nice areti; n<nr
Parkway, Hoirnde! - Point Pleas
ant. principal only. Write Box D
c/o Keyport Weekly. 4/17-5/1
~ WANTEDWILL PAY $100-up for fruited or.floral-.-hanging-.domes, it iso will buy table iampa, old glass and thioa, jewelry, picture frames, dolls, furniture from early ISW’s tr before, elc. Cali 462-23*81.J _ 4/10-4/24F o r B e s t R e s u l t s
U s e C l a s s i f i e d
C a l l 2 6 4 - 3 0 3 0
591-9707' Wjtf
J u s t A R R IV E D 10.000 rolls pre.
pasted wallpaper while it lasU
$.75 SR also handle lots 10 single
rolls for $2.98. Paint-Latax in-
leriur $1.95 gai.. O rr's Decorac-
Iiuj Cenier, Hwy. 36 at Seagate
Ave, Jughandle, Union B tuch,
264-I9in. ;. tf
K E E P CARPETS beautiful de
spite footsteps of a busy fam
ily, Buy Blue Lustre. Rent eU'c-
tlie uluimponi’r t l . Harris Hard
ware, I3U M ain St., Matawan.
___________;_______________4 /n
BOTI'LED gas stove,.good con.
dition, very reasoiiublo, 56a- 4953 uwningb. .4/17
UND ER WOOD" E lectric- a d d 'l l
machine $50. An old model
typewriter $10. Call before 3
p.m . 264-7720. 4/17
OSTI-.RIZER Imperial 8 blender
with 8 pusli buttons for various
operations. Excellent cond. SL’O,
5C6-4S37. 4/17
W A N T E D !
J* i r & s i
U S E D C O M E T S !
DURING OUR
Comet Owner Loyalty Sale
IR W INLINCOLN-
_ MERCURYStilus cV Service Co., Inc.
H W Y . 9 <k 3 > I . ' r e o l io U i C J ir o k F I E f f l C I L P 4 6 2 - l § 1 8
; S I T f t ;
MullerA P P R O V E D
U S E D C A R
'68 CHEVELLE. - C-onc.oisr« C o ' t p s .
.Aif Coro^ioned.. 7 J
'67.-'CHEVROLET |Caprice VS' Spo'* C w p* |
Fully iquippod. jAir Condiftonad. 1
. ’67 CHEVROLETImpdiA V8 5porf Sod an
Fvlfy_Equipped, " | Q Q C
'U TEMPESTCustom V i’ SVagsn . .
FuJIy Equipped. I DOCAir Coaditionfii. '
*•£_ o * o r 11 a u ... 9 0 V I U 8
. Starfira Spcrt Cogp<» 7
Fully- Equipped,"Sbowf< Cond.11 1995
‘66 PONTIAC V8Cal*>ina5«ddn .
Folly Equlpp.d.,: . f J A lCA B»ufyl I 4 7 J
•&6 CHEVROLETImpale Vfi Sport Sodan
Fully Equipped, 1 A Q ^ Power Stooring. - SO
'66 FORD V8XL Sport Coupo
Maroon, Vinyl Top. 1 * 7 0 C Air C.ond. , I / 7 »
‘66 TEMPESTG.T^O. " 8“ Sport Coups•
4Spood, l O O C'AirTGood!ttor»od./>.‘i:' ; l # #4#
'65 PONTIACC*tjl‘rta 4 Door Hardtop ..’
Fully Equipped.
Yir.y! Interior. It#
*65 BUICK1Wildc»t. ^poii.-Coups. .
Fully Equipp.J, 1 '4[Ofc P/S. Lik. N»w». 1 0 7 ^
’65 CORVAIR -. CoiiYiirlib!, .
Fully' Equipped,' f A O C Red. A Doll! l U i f j
’65 BUICKRlvi.ra Sporl Coup*
Fully Equipped,"A'Uoll" . I / 7 J
'65 CHEVELLE ,Malibu ConvorHbU*
Fully Equipped.powci scoring, I ‘J Q CBucket Iw / J
‘65 BUICKGr<m Spoft Convertible
Fully Equipped,White. Black Top.
'65 CHEVELLEMalibj SS Cor>vor+)bU»
Futiy tqiiippud, 1 1 Q C Povrr Mewing. I J #«#
‘6 5 T R I U M P H
Sprito Roadilef
1195
'64 JAGUARX£ S|>nrt Cotip*
"A» ItNw«d» Minor Wor'r. lM » i J
'63 FORDFdirlana Sport Coupo
Fully Equipodd, 7 0 QBuriol Sm H. ■
'63 TEMPESTSpar' C-y.,pi*
Standard rr fi\- i\- lion. M.»<} WIhicU. /
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! MO MONEY DOWN
EASY CREDIT 100% GUARANTEE
M u lle riM - jia j
H I G H W A Y 14
M A I 'A W A N
566-8090
■ AfsfS m THE MATAWAN JOUk N
b m a s i^ u / y r u T jm *P7 v N<vrM:ijf PUBLIC .’KOITCE;, * ! AftJ? JMy& C C W *
. • O n ’I ’rojrsdtfy, Aj,*nL :44th. >&£?.■ th* j*gbwii*a!i*h h411 Jj* ' v^oKe.d urv
•' ' 41 : altvr.r ii ta fo r ih c ^ t i ' .o ig P r iin o iy •'.• •: •-■« : tot-. hg l* oo Tutfifteyu
hn* 3r<* i$m*Wot)*# &l chttii&i. txt. lesidenr.* er
■ ■■■■!’ wplutAtfoA for fra.»*?*r. of tegj&tra* B h ill feem ade either hy wni- ;
,&■/* jm f«quc«t iinwnna&d W> the T*wj> lip Clexfc v* Um County lkuu*l ol' *l|............................. .
Jticc lions mo fcnng provided by atitf township C lerk er Be*rd or ¥y r»)l- tag- in persoe n t t h t t t t lo i o f thetownship Clerk cr County Board of rhtrHnne Tin to an*i. isoturflh*-Aiuti .MU), IMS. " ' * ' '
IfelUc* !• fctrefcy g ittn that. ih* Boards ef Election. u 4 JU#-
kfcry in . *n# h r th« Town*fcip ef lUUwan, . CeuAty W Moomouah,,
. of Krwv.F*£««ty wHt nseet *t - tfc»- H a t* hereinafter <?e«!go*tal wt VVKSJJAY, /UNV H M ' loivftea .hour« i>7. 7 » h>. «M 4 P *». <4!s«tKTa Duyji^n(.Tins*), for th* purpose cf coiwiutt- 1W *> primary ekcticBJfcr (#» ftc>m- loMInn et luv:
• <iov#rn«w ■ '.'. ■■ -••.' m-- ■ :. : . .■ ■ ■ ■
Tvko Mwbti'1 ol tfc* Uon«]«Uih . Conaiy o£ FijcthcWtr*.
M t o C om io itit* . .................T M tici'Uoa « i « m » * } • $suI <»•
i»m*l*. iMMtwr .Ml . lb* UfintocrstJo.... ’ SUU CfcnifiitlM.!%• yjMfiuua ot #n# jujiW nn4 r«* I i m I k nM*mi)«r of te* StpublSvAs €(fUnDr. SamuISn* Ccmniltu* lot «Mfc
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fi«re».v,y;:-■ :* . bttjrfrby sir«a «b*i qoaU* P d v^«ni «f lb* Towiu^lp «t Mat-;-''•»}»* IMl «If«J»oy J7l a*MiTOwvrtip :ua6«r fee: of W*w f*w»y gwiMn ytawm ;r«fi.'1 ««Uo» m«y iTMlfftor with, th* T«wi»> •Up C^#rk, or M ife u U c»erte «ffM«MM • ( i m Mm c l M ttM ctevk'«frtkw, _ M u p ic lp a jK M g ., 1*7.; J jo w tr
«a s . tfunag hour*, or <U-v n l lo th« << JU*J*liiUQa >n FirMrfsokS lMtvr«in W«<in**»t y; Sum iUi,' vm , »»d Th\itrd*y,[>(e>»Ur 35th, itKkd..
HoU«« i or c&cflf* in reAktent:* or •nlivaUcn #er trmucfer «r#oe «h*)t ft* m«lw «Mb*r by writ-
n forwarded to th* To^n-lip C lt ili «r th« C»inmi«iion«r ««.;
ttco » f r w ^ M oft torn* (WwvWhnd by M id .l^whaiiii? Cl«rlC •»’ vomm iuiM ir or by ealrfng tn p»*>
s5k *U T <n4. ^ Olfc fnwfiday, itp ttp ibw . W k .
i« f1»U«tioi^ bcn*ht will b«. ' fkS id i until AlWt Om ivrtfmntog . . C tH ia l Bbetkw M TiMiwla^ M«- <-
Vtmbtr 41k, 1W .N « )U » 'r i| f t* y (IvM t t l l Ibt
V>!strlct Boud of lUflkupy *Md C)*c- llon m and^ior tho TswrvMhip d BMbwan, County of Monmouth ar^lft it« of N«w J m * j t wlU m*et Mr4M sUcm Horoinaflor *dt«ifCB«t»d oa W K 9 D A V , N O V S M ft lA « * . MCI
■ , W i « t o tM hour# 'ot 7 a ^ : ?»B4-':
vf «2«ctlon fc» Um ii . ".-. 'Governor' :■ ..... ••' .•' ■ " ..' ' r
T>»o t i» Bfi bitg « . ih t 0*9|rtl A«-■ • ttihU y ■■... ■. • ■ " ■ ■ ■ •■ ■■ ■ ■ ■-.
Two Mtrabtri ol th« MoAfnoutii • County Bo«i:4. o/ .r»#«V>kl»r»k- ’ OrM* Cousty Clark *..•• - • , -
.o*ut*T**i;st*rly' ccntj.-«»»8joh of Har-* ' InuvM St. Ui M ^ ^ ’-vaa Crt«k, vrlY' by' M«t0<A.*n X ou i« 5?.c ;,r ;„ .^ a -^. a'v^ ,
.Wfc*U*rly .lte » . V. and L. B, RaiJ- .rgh4, C<(/,fw«c«L A vr.. Van C/»af •
t<o .S»!*m Pf. and S«I«m PI.: PoiUnf pIyca: Ciitfwood Volunteer F ir« uo ., r ir a JSous*,. Angela,. S t , . ...
-'. C'Hlx-wvov. - ■ • •■ • •- • -.. • -•••T H IR D ItL,ECT10H DISTRICT
fiound«d Nortii«pr)y by Cot)- .n u r i t oad South Coiirouric, Bait< « t !y ^ Rpiuitin Boy; .Southerly by Matawan Cre»b, We«le>iy by Maw* tborn S^. ^ d itfi ^u*h«JMf*/-!y von* tiniiatS^n to M«tftWan Crwrli.
Pol.Mnf fj’flce' Aid* CwAtti -Arnboy 8d. t Fiotitmit A ve.,. Cfltfwricd. . . . .
frOUMTM; EL IC^flO f* JUJSYHIC'f B*)v;n^fd Northerly by Whola
Cretfc; KaaUmly by Aaritan Bay. Souihert.y by Soyth C^nctMirMt «jkI Sfeor* C«noour*e, West®rly. by Haw* Ifcom St. aad firehard St.
Bounded Nortnerly by the Mata* 'w^ri'Madison Tov/n««hip line. ttu*t*r-•y by Salem. P I and it* Southeaster*Jy eofltinuaUon to Van Cleaf Lmm, Vaji CJ**f Lane.-Cliffwood Ave. and.
... 79. v / and L b, iioiiu>ei(yand Westerly by U># northerly out- ilM ( M i « Boroufh of Mntawan.
. S IXTH ELiCCTlON !)1ST»1CT Bounded Northerly by F, and A.
M. BaUroad, Easte ily by Lloyd, ltd... BouiSeriy by Chu^oh St. iirjd Weit- • r ly by Atlantic Ave.
place;.Mat*.wan JtegitHihi':•' filtfh School, AiJanUc Ave.SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT
Bounded Easterly by Lin* Bd., Southerly by Church St., anri We«v •r ly by Uoyd Bd.
Potll&tf plat'e: Tlrat AJd BuJldmtf, Cburch St. - .
, - EKSHTH IL IC T iO N DISTH5CT . Bounded Wortherly by MatHivan
Creek, Easterly- by the M afuw «n ' TowcahSp*Keyport BDr«njfh Line, the
9 . ‘ and A . R . B a llroad/ A tia iitic Ave .( Ckurch St., .sou th AtlanticAvw. miui WutnwesterJy by a ctrai^it iine from where the eenier Jin* of
. Cbltton f.ane interne*!* Vouib Atlfti)* t^c Ave. to the center of Route 34 where Mata.wan-Township and Mata* wan .Borougb,. cwrtjec, norihtiii . ol Oalord Lane, and Westerly by the Matawau IVwnphJi^Matawan Boi'> «u«h 11/)# and MaUwaa Creek:
Polling plaee: Matawan Towsshjp •oee A Chemical Co. Tit* Hvuee,7S. l^w er Main St. v n in t h ELECTION DISTRICT Sounded'Northerly by -Church St.
. Sacteriy by Line lid.. Southerly by Hobinfaoft-Brook; Lloyd Rd.. the: tea t Joi UAe oM he loU fa«in« the
S utk stde of Cambridae Dnv«, »ute M; Westerly by a straight Ime
wdere Matawan Towhebip and• Matawan Borough corner in Route . H Iw t m r lh «( CafMtf Lane to thecenter o l South Atlantic Ave. op» '
Chiltor. Un>e, and '^uuth At-
fo iling place; Strathmore School, Cboroh St. .
TENTH KLECTION DISTRICT Bounded Northerly by Mohlnfaos
Brook, - 'Easterly by Line Hoad. Southerly by the dividing line be* tween tot* 17 .and 11. Block UO, a#^
'•ho>\-n' on mirp.: dfv-lvy ;:H«t 'Fitrli; ^ Bee. U. the center of the blovlt be* tween' Irongate Lane andJnnerhlll L*a* u> opposite the norkbjeasterly -. fioloagatlea ef the .fitnBBr-v Hn# ct Idleetone Lane.'Tdieetone Lene and Vaa .BratUe Road, Westerly by Iteida HIH Hoad and Llo^U Road.
JPoni^g Tow.tfljiip .H(cmi Ut C&»JwJriJ Co. ' fJ.'.e H i‘««wv Currar IJoy.-rt. H4, *.^d {C'fur^h St.. . :
T*tV«ELFTH. fi£Ll«-TION DISTHICT- Bo»^d^d Nfjrthofly by th* r*«»r
line of,1 kit* lii-iOR tiie iw utheily feitie of Cam bridge Drlv*. Easterly by R e id r H iii Rd. and V’mo B i 4ct*l«
•ectien o f 5% , cw jler l7ne . of. Van & a c & e Road, a t ihe center of Ivy Way. to th* int*it»*;tion e f th* ro»v* <m v line of Route 34. with the M^ta*. w*»rt.*jvJa,‘ ibor*» Ttowwfthip liae, Suuth* -esrRy by theT^wnTatip life , XV«.»ij»rJy- b> Ll«yd Nd. ar»d RoMte 34.
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THTRTEKHTJf Ei-EC'i'xON DJI5TWJCT
T ract One:ftkmndtwi N«*t^hef !y *y RouUt 3e,
K im Jtriy >»y Uo.vd Rd.. Souiheviy by UAtswan * Mwi'boiro T«u>itflhjp Unr,
- Westerly by jr,o W aU w an Towrjbt.ip- Mata.w«n B4>rwugh U n* . .
Tract- Two: -
. Northerly and. Ea*i*Jiyby the M ataw an Towopb.’p - Mata* wan Borough Line, Southerly by the Matawan - Marlboro. Tovnuilvip Liite and W eeto iy by th* Matawan » liadIwvn Township Line. ..;•. ; Polilfin Mcsnwajv ht-won-a l H igh Sehool. Atlantic Ave.
ROSE K. WS'NZKL - - TownjihipClorJf- j 4 - h m /it »rra.«s ,
BPttIi>THV AND ELECTION : NOT ICE ‘ .
BOBOV’CH O P MATAffAN ;
. WfUce i* hew by ffivon. ihat qi'jii- ' fled voterg of l»?« Wnt» -a * a n not aiready rvgieLervd in a&iH Borough uiitWt- th* laws of New Jtr- -a»y governing p+rm*ntii(, r»ginu-a-
regiater oz tn in ^ fw -ftith the I>o'oafh C lark, or notify ecid clerk of change of, teffidencc, » t Lb* clerk'a oftlce. B//rou*h. Hall. ? » M a in St.. Matawan; durin* hunio#htr hour* or direct to the C*mKmls6io»*t
•ef JiegUtretion. ir. prMh*fid.
Oo Thursday, April M th, lftdB, the refftatratlon bookM wil! be closed un*Ut alter the forthcoming P rim ary E lection to be held oil Tuesday. June 3id, JW9.
Notic* Of chang* tA orapplication for tranafet of rrvlM ia* tion t>h«lL b* inaiie either by vvrlv- *en i« jue irt U>*'* m d*d to tha Bor- owgh C lerk 'or Bu*»id or oy cdliln* m • person a t the office of ihe H<wfu|fh Cltfrk or County Bo*rd of Eleellona Up to end including April 34th. 1M0,
Notice ne rH v given that ihe D istrict Boards ot E lection and Reg* latry Ia «nd fo r the Borougb v i Matav»aR, - County ef Monmomh. State of, N ew :J*r**y , w ill meet at the vleeee.hereinafter dea;gnatc4 on
tV B S O A f , 1UKB l l « * I Mb between, .the hour* c t 7 a .m . and• p .m . tEaatern Daylight Saving T im e), for th e ; pu tpw e . o)( conducting a prim ary •lection for the rvuiv ination of vandidatea for
t i over nor.Two. Merober* of tbeJGeneiu l A#-
•em b ly • ■■. . ■■Two. Member* of Oi* Monmoi*th
County Bo*rd of Fietholder# .One County C'lerb-One Surrogate .The eleetion of one male and one
fem ale mem ber of the Republican I j i jte . C o m m i t t e e . ..;. ' • . ^ X » # ;e}ectio «oF 'enen>a 'Je 'an^o iie f tm a ^ ^ n e m b e r of The Dem ocraue . (Mate Committee. - '. The ejection of one m ale and one • • fem ale mem ber of tlie Kepublioan County ExrvuUv* CVmmittve for each district.
T^e. election of one m ale and one fem ale .member ot the DemootaUu
Tsx: 'fw: iii-e’-fvi.i..■ NoUre Isl fsweby |fiv«n lh a i. quaU-
v«t«r* of the Boroa*# hfal»-. 'AKA not ^jr.+r>dy r#tfit'ter*d; w a*i<i Wornugt?. under .’ the 5awa of JJe^w
: ^t>v«rnjr:^ psrmpxientregtsr T. to.*- . Be;-
to/jh O e rk , or RotJfy ."W-d cltsh of , f-nung* of i^3dw>e« ot the f.lerk'0
Sor*rVfhi BaU.- .3 to MaItj $*., '•'Metawaij,' hCMi'ff iardirect (he Co«}/r>3»sK*n«»' of H*g^ {ptxaiion, ..'» Freehold. . er; :trm* fe^y't-^n W«id«M>dny,. June 4ih,and Stfi>i«rrtl>w;...Sf.,. l.W i ■
'• hUf!if>^-:bWl?», ; :- •■: N m u a Of; t-hanMc of' refodftttce-■• &£
»>q?ic«tjniv for vf> re^iKtra-tfi>.n sh«Jl toe made^jrithec by. written te»»u*<t forwfsrft’d? ‘! to , .U>* Borough Clijrk or B o*rd or by callinflt in person a t ».,h* office of. the Boroy#rh
" v ' la ittup to and including September 29th, ! * » . . .■' .
On T huiw iay . fep iem be r. 24th, WG9, the roglj^tj at»on book** will. b«i p!of»rf until after the forthovmLeg- G rjjera i Blection an Tueeday, )fo- v*a«0er-*th. lifSm, ' ' . ■’ ' - ' ’ ; ...
?ifotii.**: is hereby "given" tha I Dis» toSrr of Ri«)tion. gild:' Regia?try in a rd for Lho Borounh of M»t*itiw«,r), C**i)niy ut Wuninoulh, State ofNew Jersey, wlil meet a t the plaeet hereinafter dewlgnated on
^OVCMBSB- « * , ) * * b«<<*oKi (he Isoiur uf 7 * .m . and. £ p.rn. for th* purpose of roJiduclJTTg' the gen«aal etcoUort for the eiecU«/n e f . . .': ■ .. ■.
Governor "•'.'*rw« Mexnbere o f th* Ce’.'ci-el Ajt*
Two Cuuncifjiien for tn* full* t*rm Tax .AsRenMK for the fviH term ?Dhc **r%EJom? ot the Hegtstry-
B«>ard.v w ill be, held a t the following placeH: ‘ . , ; .
r m s T e l e c t i .c n d i .s t r ic tA ll that part of the Borougii o l .
OEGlNiVLNG aL h point-' wh*r« the rniUtc line of M ain Street . intecsacta ' the: boundary line of the Town4hi|> of .Matawan.'■■ and running ■ thence t l ) nlong th* aald center iine- of M ain Ktrtet in a southerly direi'- tion io ihe bridge on Main Street eonth of SouUi; Strett;. ther.c* (21 ■long a ilne drawn down the center of the gully crossed by. the caid -bridge, to X a k e Lefferts; thence f3) ia tl northerly direction along ti>« '. •MU'terly adge of Laike Lefferta to P rocptct Po int; thenre (4) along a line drawn acrosa' Lake Letferta from Pvonpect Point in a northeast- eriy dirrvtton to the point of Inter* aection of Havine Drive with Mata* wan Croek; *b*nce (3) northerly tiotig- the lin* of MatawanCre*k following U>e vonoua courw-* thereof to Aberdeen Road; thence {6) w«*ieriy along the cent«r line ot Aberdeen Nokd. to. it« intersection with M otaw an Avenye; thence iTt northerly along the center line of M ataw an Av*nue lo Its point of i»~ tersection \*ith ^he boundary line 0( the 1'owiibhip of Matawati; thence (•> *a itr r ly thence *outh*rly theoce ra*t*rly along ihe * a !d ' boundary.' line of the TownirhJp of Matawan to the point or place B eiinn ing ,
Polling piece VMCA Buiidfng, Jauk m n St. '
SECOND ELECTION D ISTRICT A ll lhat pa rt o f. the Borough ot
Matawan BEG IN N IN G ; « t e point wh*ir* the center- line of M ain Street interaevtn the center^. Un* of Chutch Street;, ikence i t ) Id an «afit» •rty-'direction along the cefiter.iine of Church Street; thence (J) in an ea^lerlv direction along the center )in« of Church Street to a point where aaid center line of Church Street intersects the boundary line of the Township nf Matawhn; thence
;(4> along «a id boundary line of the TownsMp' of Matawan to a point -where m id boundary^ line intersects the center Bne of 'A llantic Avenue; thenre 't4V 'a long caid center line of Atlantic Avenue to a point uh^re the ta id center line of A tlantic Avenue intersects the center lin* of M a in Street; thence (S) along sAid center line of..Main Street in a south* ‘
31
A New Service Has Arrived In The Bayshore Area
Limousine Service To Ail Airports,. Weddings And All Occasions. Available
By The Hour Or Day. Cadillac Or Station Wagon. Inquire About Group Rates
BAYSHORE JITNEY SERVICET/A Matawan Radio Cab And Limousine
Vr.iav^'/i fiE.CiiNHTj'M'f r.l a >vhere the f.-cator iio* of Main S u e « 5nterae.ct^ th« rw le r line r? Churrh J?|j-eet.: thence f ;v ir, ft ’ u ih c ,
-iur.g the *a)d center ilne of M ain Street te thf* u n ilh v! Touii, Sfrw-t; Sdwrnce. (2) » Jo t^ u*e.-.•-rf; CCMI'Cjr UUi rjih ft T^fievtw; rtxrus* <■}}. in v, « ‘UlJwrrJy direction aiong the cu&*i- ;y of Lflke IM te rU to th*rrnt<r ?v«r. <,? Mt*** .^ghwstV '34: • IhfUct* »*<• fcionK th« va;d zvttt+v nnc-. of 5Ut<r Hi|(h>»y tn w ^rf-rtion U> n /Hiirn • whn'f? ir-^. s-eMj/jrr iine of 3e. i.v.vdYi.frt’r* li'.r hf.Vi'.iia^y )j‘.r& of m * ToiVOA-hi» Of U.«kr.«4k.■wiuthfrrly »}&>% tl’e bour-4U*v- I/p* of tho Tflwn.Nhip a
v\)ierw »jj:d )j»ie ntcrtects: tn* w riter ?^e of Ne1* B tunnv iflr Ave^ aue; chenc* (g) in e r.onhvny direct-
itiutm tit* easU'i iy mtgv ot L AM*io f fe r t* to the gully I'x^alrti. ’.verier* iy fA JSdKeniere Drive; thooce tV) 60uth*«sterly «tonn a Un«» dr?.Hn. down t>c center of *aid *uUy to ii* intersection with the reer )Uw » f llte properUcb fronting oil me roaiherly aide n f Edatm ere Drive; fhetK-*- !»> westerly- along the r«nr line of n-.id. pJoiwrtieft to »•:* «ouIh«»rt.tti:ly (.or. w r of Iy,t 37 Vft ^ Ar-«rf^3*ncnt Mr.p of ,M^ia;vur. Buii-u#jh. thence ^9} westerly a.*ong the M)uih» r r ly property, line or a i d Block *7, Lot 37, to the? center line of M«)n
.fttr*!*; thence * 10> along the cor.tw line of Main Street in a northerly direction to a point vvSere tftt r»i!d center lin*. of Mam S tric t ir>t>r- ■k-Js the renter line of State Hijjh- ^a.y 34; thence i l l ) along Ihe oon- l*i- lin r <.“f St&te; Hl*;hw».y ui * aodtiieasleri.y dj.tecHon to a point where rtih3 center line of State H ighway 34 intersects the rendtwd vf tl»* Central Ni*i)r«»«d of. MtrA Jersey; thence M21 alone w»id *0 ^pornt where ~sjtid.yriiuiih*d tnter^ecLC''' xbtr center line of Churrh Street; thence <13} along th* K^id c«niter i*ne of Church Street in a v.e*-terly direction to the point-or place of Beginning.- . _
Pniiing P'ace. lMlOv;d>- Ho^e Fir* Bouse,. Wn.shtnglon Street
POURTH ELECTION D ISTRICT AM that .part: o f. Uie Bor«)iJKh of
Mrtri'A'an bounded 0 ,-;. t^e ci.st «.-id nortrieaftt by the boundary line i/f the Town.ship of Matnwan, on the anuin by the norlheriy boundary . I)*rn of tt;e Township oi Marlboro, on the weuL by the .boundary ttn* *.f
..the Township of Mutawan and on the .north by k Mne ex Und? eg 1.5 follows to wit: BEG INN IN G hi * pf«r»t where the center line of New B runv wick Avenue inters*H*ted i>v ;he bound«»'y lii?.c i-(. ihe Township of M atawan: thence f 1) In « northerly di;efJc.r: —o n , tv.t r.«'.»in»> mJh* of Lake Leffertu to the (fully lne»ifcd westerly of R d ^ ‘>nere l>r»v«; Uitnce i2) southeasterly nlgng .1 iirro drvtwn dov\n the center of *?ijid fc*wl)> to tt« in teraction v>ith Uh* r«at line o! Iht* properties frcoting on the south
. erly A'de 0 / EdK^mere lU-ive; thence O ) vvesferi.y a?«ni? the reor Iln«r of aaid propt'rlies u> i,he soolhwesterly corner of Block 47. L'.t ‘M on th* AMe*>sment Map of Matawan Borough; thence (4) westerly along the eoutbet ly property lin* o f«a id Block
. 47. Lot • 37, -lu - the center line of Jdnln Street; them**’ «3i along the *ald. center line " t Main Street in a
. northerly directio/i to a point where the said center line of Main Street intersect* the-center line of State
: H«ghWA.v 34; thenre <*) along th* ,* * id center Itr.c of AUte Highw»y 34 In a >>'0()the»LStM:i,v-dirert>on to *
. ■wint'iv.’ie re 'the j.j»id center line of State Highway 34 intersect* the roadbed of the Central Kailrcad of New Jersey.
Polhng place; rreneau f»rehon»e, iVeneau Ave.
r iF T H KLEC’T ION D ISTRICT A ll that part of the tk>rouKh of
V a ta .van BKC.1NNING at a psnnt Wbeie the center line «»f St»te High* wav 24 in tfis n 'ts the boimdury lit<e t f the Township of Mf.d»son: theoce U> tn a southo j^teily diructjon alonp tho'center line of State tlifh* way 34 to 3 pmnl where tht* easterly edge of Lake Lefferts *nUr.»ecis aaid center line of st.'tte Hlulirtay 34; tnence <2) along die easterly ed*te of Lake Leffertv in a norther, ly direction to Prospcct p-.i-it; thence i'Ji westerly mid f ’en ie uortherty along the tenicv line >'f the cove nnd jiull.v brlween ?‘ e Lo.Nohslea Heights and Hawne Driveareas to a po;nt in the pH-pe'irv l»r»e b^i»v*»»n ! l>f .V !d ^ !rc :; *V : ii Park' and Hnvire l»nve Si.‘ho<»l; thvncc 14> northerly alon^ n I't-e pa rn lld with said gu !h t<- Ihe cert- mon Lxiumiary line ‘ U tu c tn the pr*>perti<?s Irontfng on riavne D-: e srifl Middleve> Hond; T’ »norlht'ily along sulrt coinrnun »>n,ind. ary line to the porthO'!'. '> 1 of m«ck- 71. UU 9A on ihe M iia ^w n Huioiiith AvseKt.iri*nt Map: ihc ie (6> westerly along the m nlhcH- 1 ’ -e of said Block VI. PA to the center line of M nld'*> ix iu>i-.u; thence t?) northerly along the c«--n. ter line of Middlesex RhjhI it. ,‘t* intersection with ihe center l i ’e of Havine Prive; th*rtn-e <8j no; I:.»•-’>• *l«ng the center line of hn\>>r D rive to its in tertccliou Abu*•teen Road; thence t!ii conunw'ng northerly along the center U..e of Cross Road to iUi intersection vMth the boundary line of the Township of Matawan; thence (10» northerly •n d thence wenterlv hlong the t-ntd boundary Un« of the Toun^hip of M adm an to Us InierkecUon with the boundary Jjn* of the To«n*hip cf Madlm*!!, Mitldle.veK County; thence t i l ) voutnerlv along the bmindhry line Ijetween the Tov.n»tup (»f Madison, Middlesex Countv and lho Borcugh of M tU u ^ n , to the point or plnco of Beginning.
Polling place. Borough Hmidinx ou Middltf.ea Koad
SIXTH ELECTION DISTINCT All that part «f tt»e Itoroujih of
M ataw an BEC.INN1NC, m (l ,.<wnt v,her* the ewslcrlv edj-e of L.aUe ).<rfferta Intersects P r o je c t P0 i.1t and ninniii#; thence «H we>terlv and tiienre northerly along the renter line of the cove and gullv bc-meen th«* Ixtchslea Heights and IUivui# D rive area* to a point in the prop, erty line between tho Mi(l(tie»>e^ H*»ad Park «>d Ravine On\e School; thence »a> m>nhei)\ *-loog * line paralle l u itti s»id k:iI1v to t)>«
rCI-iiv . . .
fcoiijirf£r>- lire br^jrs-n ' iVooOrrg' or. ?<‘ 9 d it *>>:•, e-.
. Aknfg center ‘’.e h4. Cr .*.> Jiuid., to y.Tff •* ;dv the-boundary
i/Jjfr iho T 'iff' Mrf’ av. 7,; ' ?.h*^ioo ttf) eastti-'y ii^d. chfiuoe i.cuihvrl.v" jfcirwjg she fti-id boundary !in«r. «»f Hi*.' To^^fchjp o f !vf kUiv-s:--: to 'i l l v.ju!i Aberdeen' Hoad;th«*c<v essVrr'ty and thenre»«>rtn«si'i.v «.rii!nui:fg aiong nwd Vo;indx<ry. line to its r**i'U«ws*i-rfir» >r.ith Aberri«yo R*;*d’ thence • < lo ) esjuneriy a iorg the center line of Aberdeen Koad lo a po int oppoMl«
34. i»n ihe ^ssessinertt M ap of M«- »t:vn u r th* skid line »projected run"therl>; #he*)c* . ♦ 1 1» eoutheri> aitK>g tht^ tvwyierrly tin* of Wloctt W-K, Lot* 34, •; 7, •; S, 4 w.tT 1 t* '.he r«*Mter ;*we of D»of*I Drive; Dt*fite HUj *o;:thei'ly along the <»imiDon bound&ry itne between tin? fn » pt't ‘irr. ' JJ'o;iOr/.er tr>-\ N*>d D riv# and, Che»4j>ut Street to toe ponler nf-th» gidly K in g ,tOuthe"lv of Ned Drive; the ice <13) easterly •nd thence eoutheily a long the center line of said RuUy following th* ■various cour&ea t h e r e o f t o the r , ter of riavine Drive; theoc* ‘ U ) weirterly ulong t)je center of Ftavin* D rive to a point oppoj.it* the wester]> line aI Block Si, Lot 15 on ihe A.«.s*»fcmenl. M ap of Matawan Bor*
: oiig'b; thcoce *Ii). southerly . along the said westerly line u f Block 112. Lot 13 aforeeald. ok »tcnde< l north* *xlya to lh« n«*rtherly edge of Lake Leff*rts; thence <!#) southerly
- ac roas Lake L*-f/erijr to the point orjwai'e or oegm otng................ r- -- --- -
Polling pJrte*. H avip« D i i y c School.
SEVENTH ' ELECTION D1STP1CT A.II that part of the Borough of
Maia;.\azj J.tftX*WN.ING ot a pn:ni where Ihe 'easterly- e<lge of L.«ke Lefferlfl intersects Profrpect Point •mi (umiiiiK I i it iu e > i) along « drawn across Lak<* LeifertH fromProAi-t«-t Po<nt in a northeasterly direction' to. Hits point of int.ersec*. bon of Ftftvio* U riv* with Mutawcn Cr«.’t,k; thence roriherly t'oi-.g
, tho lent*!* |).-i<v of MalawaA Creek following ihi> vario;w coorw# theie- of to Aheidccf! Hiiud. th*;ict !2) •AefcierJy aJong the cenler I j i* of Aberdeen Road to 'ita..intersection w»?h MotH‘va /1 Aypnue; thence ft) northerly the center line ofM at; i'tvan'Av«mi«’ t<i lt.«. f^jint erf in. te rw U o n with the boundary line of the Township «f .M ata*«in;...th*iu'*-(5) westerly and th«0 i*e soitt.herjy
■along the >,nid t'oundury lit;*- of i>ie 7‘owoAhJp of M ataw an following the various course* thereof to !t> point of intersection v-iih the center One of Aberdeen Ho?d: thenoe ifl| o;isl. *rl> along the ceuter }‘ r>e of Ahej- deen Ko*d to >• PM*nt <»pposjto the westerly line of Mlotk SS-K. Lol :?4 . on the Assessment Alap of M atauan . Borough as the sa id ..line Is pm* Jert*d northerly; thence (7), southerly along the westerly hn» o f Block 05-r, Loth .14. 0, 2. • . 3. 4 and 1 tv the center hoe. or Daniel Drive; thence iyi/sooLhcitv alonir the wm*
, Boon bouhdarv une--between Die ptcoei ties _ fj-ontinis on Wed Dnve and Cheytniil Street 1o iVie venter of {he gully ' lying southerly oi Ned Drive; -..thence. *!♦) ea.Merly «od thence aot.thtrly- ulong the center Jine of said gully following , the v«ri*-.. ous courses thereof, to the center of Having Drive; thence ilO ) wehte»ly alor.c the center of Ravine Drive to * point -opposite the westerly line of block 82, lx»l 15 hn the A^ses** ment ..M ap of Matawan Borough; thence ( 1 1 ) soutnerly ulong the said •ivoKteriy line of Bh'ck U2. L o t. 13 aforesttid, a* extended northerly, to the northerly edge of Lithe Lefferi*; thence « ii) southerly acLoss Lake Lefferis- I7 . the point or place "of.Bt/honing,
Polling place, Havine D r l v t School.
VERNA M ORllALBorough Clerk
J 4/JO-4/17 1276.1 2
NOTICE TO HIDUKHSNonce is hereby given that
sealed pr^pobiil- sire Invited find will be received by ihe Mayor rotd Council of the Borough of Mata* rt.oi. Mooinuuth County. New Jer* w ;,. a l a a .#ul.M n-.*:*-ting of to* Mayor and Council to be held in the Ut.rough Hull. I5y M ain Street, MuUtAAn, N. J . <• ti Tuesday, May JJ0. ■ ltd*!,* hi b P.M. iot the iutiiish- ing of liquid cnlorine, liquid caus> tic and f’^ke toosUc. Tiie ct:t;rr»- ated a mount <-f liquid chlorine is • tfO.WO pounns in 150 lb. cilindeis . the estimated an m m t of liu\nd c«u>tlc i1; «Ti.0iX) KHllon.s 111 1,200 giiilnri trailer tn iik lo^ds wnd the e.'timatcd a^ooivd of tlake c:.u-ti« is ari.OOO pounds in 40(i. pound t-teel d, o;n«.
S'l»ecif!CJili*-r-K Jor the pwpourd v..-,k ait- 0,1 file in the tlorcuiih Hall and tn;*y L-i in^pefted b> pro.-'.I"* ! live biiiiJers.
K;o.-h bid must be «>n standard proposal f 'jih i nnd inusi be hccuiii. panied bv a cfrtilicd check payable to the Borough of Mntawan, or casIi , in the Mint of at least K ri of the amount bid. aih! en> rlosed iti * sealed envelope marked on Vie outside "P roposa l".
T»:e Mayor sr»d Council reserve the r igh t to reject any and all bids.
KDW AHD r.. WYNNEMavor
DalwJ. A|ii h 15, I'tiV Attest: Verna K. Hoibal
1U<i-oui;'i C141Uj i/n tn.mI .M iA L NOTIt'K
<*nnlr>\cl \o. .V ♦ Ktrctrtcal Hork SFALt'.l) BIDS will be rrccived
until K.05 P M . prevailing t‘1:11* on April .‘<0, l ‘W«i. t<ir ihe KW-rtiuni Work involved t:i the io : 1 *• 11 net I" m of Mntflwjin Avci’ue Muldk- Sc.n.'t, M a tauan . New .lersev. Ti.e M;Ma* vvan HeKtonal V<*l»oo| i»istr»ct Hm.rd of I'din-iitii.n \»ill ic« vive v t ’d t ils •intil < .‘it* P M . on ilnt* i ’'eOffnc <1 Hie Su 'i 'in i ’m i>ii».d Street, M HI im »it, M J Tt'en w't* r.
yw • „ r : v Porsche volvo .OPEC' mg saab , TOYOTA V v BMW fi^RpEpES TRIUMPH
Hy, one of ttifo p * '* v jforr.’n&M nWrtffiMrtut iii.iniiUii.tiitor..
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P01I Monrnoulh 787-7272
' miHJe SKKE ... " ■bids wiiJ tu? rec«v/.>d at i i i t Ctil?* v c.*.-j' ■ >tcfr.<-,”i;;3 . 0 ? / : J ,Avonue. Mniri". o'.-'! -N J i 1 V.-b+? w - ti.r.f.r h ! > ; ■ bid.v. "’>■ >; Mi. •yy'.-i'.M'Z “O XI ■ t?
' i i» )C. ; Kj {-'l&ifi'l ■ i. <>»rTJ-T.a:t;s «•:, f-<rpv,viai OJs.r.Kf v.hn h >«.'( bt: /'irmfN ti N.-. p.Li vf. f-isv.'A.rv by the ^.rcr.rieelA and .h; ffsti^nnt- tag %h«i>i fci*te tl-e artioutii Ootii in h ifj/es jj^d m writing* r*»r iije'v *iU do /'>e work.
■ FU4KS AND S l^ C in C A r iO N S -. rn^.v Of--t-.biaiofid . lit* at
A LL Bl/>S w usi 1» aw rn iparded by- ;i t.trrdljto i./itek* or tutnk draft m ade peyabte to the fAoard nf JBd* oc&t.'on, a twvUi'^cloa-’.r bid. exei'yied by tiie hid^iet' or accept- s.hlr fcorety ei^.ual to tun tW ) per cent of tiie, t»ld b inding thenidoer *0 rr.e rcntrwH ifa-.vardud to him .
CONTRACT DOCUM ENTS ^ i i l be !osn«d to upplicants* upon a de* (.xiait ...0/ $100,00 for tvCh . SChtHil, »ucn com; hcx'occurnenter. m cluaing drawings ajid specifications shall remair. the property <*f th* A rchitect* and shall be reiur'ied to in» B oard> of/ic* u llh in five duv* after the tfate o£ opening, of bids-,_ at which i'fpf- the d spo s i wii; be »ef’jnd«Kj. Any non-bidder returning- his set in *nod /v»:»l:tio>t Hill, bo tc?Ur’ded JiSG.trfi- T"i;e '
lx* rorfeiiufj if ' liw nut Mtorottd ist ituu^l htn/ve.
CONTRACTORS Ui whom, con- trucU riiiiy be a'A&r(i*d snail fur- •tJsh a suretv c-jmpany b>nd sa*i?> factory to Use Board of Education « tu a l to 10CV» io«e hundred te r rent) of the contract price a*r pro- v{derJ;, for in m e specifications.
THE BOARD Of* EDUCATION re*:erv*:s »ce riuht to Mny or*11 bids, waive any Informalities and award contracts In part 0/ as a whole, ear may be deemed be-t for the ititerenl of the Board of Education, . . .
;• . Bv O rd s r 'O f: .....• ...............THE MATAWAN REGIONAL. SCHOOL DI??PH1CT BOARD OF EDUCATION By: Edward J , ;Scu,*lton
Secretary . .Date: April iV, lt;6!#J 4/ i 7 |£1.85
BOAT FOBMTake notice thnt Donald K.
Hager he*! npphed Lo the • Director ■ ef tiie Division of Alcohol)*- B*v« e ta^e Coutroi. foi ,1 Plenary He- tail Transit license 5o ;se>l atcnho;:c beverage-- 'or cooMJ'tipiioii only oji the bout named S w wh)ie inlr«:>.%il - within.--th* State of Nc// Je ia ry . • ■ • - -' -
Obiectjonjr. i/ any, should be made immediately in v.ridrtg to the Director of the Division of A'coholic Beverage Control. 1100 flayinor.d Boufward, Newark, K .J .o n o i. ............. .
Xb>nald K. Hager Abetdeefi Apt. K. 15 Matawan. N. J .
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Oi‘.1 'h’Ri’fsury - Attar S’ocntiy, k%. ho!*} --.Ik ;.ior-ud5 TOunion Breakffis; ir, inajk its Iffth ajipivci's^ry. . . .• -
Ffjrfiusoii, anmri*.nc«« principal guest, will- bo the1 R#v. VicL-'u*: R . Yiifiue})!, S.J:, P T ^^e r ji of $t. Peter’s'College, Jt'iM y C ty ., lii*;- trrrjinence as h 1 sp m itr ia vitllkn(.:>An. : ■ • ■•■•■.
\Us. Rab«rt Brunei} w3tl !»• t<Ui.slm>stress; Ticket Miles will U»
iwmiir^i by ,\irs. jksymoixl An-
Ketl, 2W-2464.
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Matawuii Se^fonal '•!<
KducabVm wgs sial!«*d Ajjr., T l» • rrwring, on acctrpUncc t'f .for the construct on■ ® r Ih # ||f»-
)X)5ctJ NUitaH'Kn Ave. School *n<l' the Cambridge Park demtf-iia-v
ry school when it was found m«~
ccsssiry .io readvenise for hkts
m the plurr.bmg cgle^ory. E*l~ we.'t) St;uJ!i('t>, $rh»*)lgdminislrator, reported ih* Jew
Ipaiw bid. on the work at. the •wan school, 12^6,577, snd thatAn ' ( 'rtrr«b-.‘^VC I'HtU. J • '
exceeded the estimates flf* >fe»v
ry Finne, KMzabeth. for Whut ■ these jobs should cost. .Niew bi«Js ’ i»n plumbing wdl be token Apr. :