The Keyport Weekly from Keyport, New Jersey • 5

Thursday, April 23, 1964 THE KEYPORT WEEKLY, N. J. Pag Fivt Woman's Club Of Keyport Marks 10th Birthday Baptist Missionaries To Go To Ecuador 1 JU' 35 KIIS Seniors Get Acceptances Thirty-five members of the senior class at Keyport High School have been accepted at one or more Colleges or nursing schools. Those who have received acceptances are Miss Barbara Boyce, Ann May School of Nursing, Fitkin Hospital; Miss Darlene Camp, St, Peter's General Hospital; Miss Mary Chinery, Douglass, Simmons, Elmira, and Boston University; John Doerr, Newark State and Trenton State; Miss Kathleen Farley, Butler University and Trenton Slate; Miss Verena Faulkner, University of Alabama; Joseph Fekete, Stevens and Rutgers; Miss Nicole Ferrante, Monmouth. Also Robert Hartman, Morehead State, Yankton College, Western Kentucky State, and Tusculum; Miss Olive Huguenin, Rider, Douglass, and Montclair State; Eugene Justin, Rutgers and Pennsylvania Military College; Miss J6an Kite, Jersey City State and Newark Slate; Miss Patricia Kuarloyg, Rider.

William Langan, Jersey Citv State, Miss Nancy Lear, Paterson Slale and Trenton Slate; Miss Barbara Mauroski, Fairmont, Pal-erson Stale. Ohio Slale University, Glassboro State, and the University of Bridgepoi i. Others Accepted Also Miss Ruth Ann Morse. Eas k-sm -1' Phyllis Taylor Feted At Party Phyllis Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Dolores Taylor, Osborn Key-port, was feted at a birthday party on Saturday at the Keyport Civic League in celebration of her 10th birthday.

Luncheon was served after which lliere was an hour magic show by the TV en'ertainers. The Great Bations. Games were played and prizes awarded and horseback riding also was enjoyed. Each guest received a bag of candy. Guests were Susan Costic.

Debbie Everhart, Susan Noe, Carol Ann Tnggs. Barbara Anderson, Yvonne Jeandron. Michelle Pappas, Helene Johns, Frank Kapushy. Sandra Po-t, Virginia Capek. Cvnthia Schnuck, Bonnie Boese, Linda Volz.

Judy Ralph, Jan and Alex Jackson. Denise and Jonathan Rhodes. Cheryl and Harold Lusier. Patty Foster. Craig Parker, Debbie Said-enberg.

Susan Zarnpello. Diane raub. Other Guests Also Altcia Mueller, Patricia reed. Debbie Walling, Lynn Mum-ford. Linda Mackason.

Karen Graiz. Janice Pellom, Renee Jam-e, Diane Hall, Patty Kleinschmidi, Carol Lvons. Eleanor Cooksev, Beverly Miller, Camille and Charles Carter. Denise Washington, Lawrence Tate, Florida Robinson, all of Keyport: Cherylon Rosato. and Charlotte and Cheryl Walker.

Matawan; Margo Tibbs. Trenton; Gwendolyn and Arthur Minton. Plamfield; Michelle Baird. Pamela Bradley, Red Bank; Renee and Kevin Rogers, Perth Amboy. Also Mrs.

George Gratz, Mrs. Charles Carter, Mrs. Christine Foster. Mrs. Margaret Taylor, Key-port; Mrs.

Robert Minton. Plain-field. Mrs. Albert J. Tibbs, Trenton; Miss Mildred Baird.

Red Bank. Gifts were sent by Mrs. Stanley Taylor and Mrs. Elvira Major. X.

fp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baxter and daughter, Cindy Keyport, after being commissioned as missionaries Louise, Middletown, are shown with the Rev. Eugene to Quito, Ecuador. F.

Gregory, right, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Admiring the birthday cake marking the 10th i ford, President of the New Jersey State Federation birthday of the Woman's Club of Keyport on Thurs-jof Women's Clubs; Mrs. Thomas Fallon, outgoing day night, when Federation Night also was cele-1 president; Mrs. George R. Schneider, Asbury Park, brated are, left to right: Mrs. James Alger, newly 1 Fifth District Vice President; Mrs.

Thurlow Harris. the former Miss Ruth Huber, Bison, S.D., and they were married Dec. LL, raao ai me Baptist Church by the Rev. Wil liam b. Bisgrove.

The Baxters resided for five years at the Brookside Trailer Park, Hazlet, and for further training. Mr. Baxter was employed by the Guide Kalchoff and Burr Company in New York as an offset printer. He served for two years in the U.S. Army stationed at Governors Island.

Nursing Graduate Mrs. Baxter, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Huber, Spokane, was graduated from high school in Bison, S.D. in 1950 and attended Sioux Falls College for one year.

She was graduated in 1954 from the Hamline School of Nursing, Minneapolis, and then attended Moody Bible Institute for two years. In 1957 she was graduated from Northeastern Bible Institute in Essex Falls. She has been employed as a nurse at Perth Amboy General Hospital and I- 7k s3 anniversary celebration. new club with only 10 years in the 1 federation, explaining what is being done state, district and General I Federation headquarters with dues Paid UV lo(-'al clubs. The 10 candles on the three-tiered I birthday cake were lighted by the Pasl presidents ol the Woman', cluh of Keyport.

Mrs. Nolan, 1954 I lo 1Mrs- walling. is to i James Alger. 1958 to 19fi0; Mrs James Ellis, I960 to 19B2, and Mrs. Fallon, outgoing president, l(Mi2 to 19fi4.

"Now It Can Be Told Our Story We Unfold," an original poem touching on highlights of the club, both serious and comic, was read by its author. Miss Marian Peseux and the Middleiown Chapter of Sweet Adelines, a "barbershop" singing group of 15 voices under the direction of Mrs. J. G. Johnson of Neptune, presented a program of song.

A social hour followed. Mrs. Thurlow Harris was in charge of the program for the affair, assisted by Mrs. and Mrs. Smith.

Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Walling poured at the tea table and Mrs. Alfred Folsom served the birthday cake. Mrs.

Alger, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Smith greeted guests at the door. 75th Birthday Marked At Party Louis Spafford, 238 Maple Keyport, was honored at a surprise party at his home Apr. 12 to celebrate his 75th birthday.

Hostesses were Mrs. Louis Spafford. Keyport, and Mrs. James Spafford, Union Beach. A buflet was served.

Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spafford, Martin Spafford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witkow- clft 1r anH Vtrc Itpnhn tlnui and family, Mr.

and Mrs. George Ellison, James and Lois Wilson, Donald Spafford jr Mr and Mrs William Waitt and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Williams. Keyport; Mr.

and Mrs. James Spafford. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Eastmond and daugh ter, Mrs.

Anna Steidle and Miss Emma Steidle, Union Beach; Mr. and Mrs. P. George Mr. and Mrs William Spafford and James Nicora, Matawan.

Also Frank Paradise and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spafford. Bellord: Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steguay, Sayreville; Mr. and Mrs. George Spafford and Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Spafford. Hazlet; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh and family.

East Keansburg; Mr and Mrs. Anthony George and family. Red Bank; Mr. and Mrs. John Keays.

South Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. William Lyons. Metuchen, and Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Linke, Jamesburg. Entertain For Daughter Miss Karen Gene Dorl. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dorl, 145 Washington Keyport, was confirmed Thursday, Apr.

16, 1964 in St. Joseph's Church. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Dorl entertained at a party in honor of their daughter, Mrs.

A. Raskasky, her maternal grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Raffa and children, Cliffwood, and Mrs. Anthony Bosco, Keyport.

Is Club Speaker Wagner, Ruther- chairman of the Club, Belmar Woman's Club, Wo- man's Club of Colts Neck, Woman's Community Club of Eatontown. Eminav ('iuh, Fortnighll Club of Farmingdale, Freehold Woman's Club, the Federated Woman's Club of Keansburg, Keyport Literary Club, Woman's 'Club of Laurence Harbor. Woman's Club of Long Branch, Woman's Club of Manas- quan. Woman's Club of Ocean Grove. Woman's Club of Point Pleasant, Woman's Club of Raritan Township, Woman's Club of Red Bank, Red Oak Woman's Club, River Plaza Woman's Club, Woman's Club of South Ambov and Twin City Woman's Club of Neptune Township who extended greetings.

Spring Conference Announcements relative to Fifth District Spring Conference at Wil-lowbrook Inn, Fair Haven, Monday and the New Jersey Stale Federation Convention at Atlantic Cttv on May 12 to 13 were made by the fifth district chairme' and Miss Brown. Mrs. Wagner spoke to the attending audience addressing her remarks primarily to the Woman's Club of Keyport, a comparatively County Woman Took Care Of 188 Children The Juvenile Home, which handles offenders from 8 to 16 years of age, accommodated 188 such children last year. Under her care, the juveniles receive religious attention, clothing, medical and dental care, paid for from a budget supplemented by donations from friends and organizations. Guest speaker at the dinner will be Freeholder Marcus Daly, di-1 rector of public welfare.

Mr. Daly, i Republican candidate for Congress, served during the Eisenhower ad- i ministration as director of the In- tergovernmentai committee tor liuropean Migration. His work in volved the resettlemnt of refugees and migrants. Mrs. Theresa Meess.

Long Branch, is general chairman. Mrs. Rosine L. Feinstein and Miss Louise J. Tomaini.

bolh of Long Branch, are dinner co-chairmen. Mrs. Victoria Bucco Marks 76th Birthday Mrs. Victoria Bucco. Keyport.

was honored at a dinner party to celebrate her 76th birthday on Sunday. The party was given by her II children at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bucco.

Matawan. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bucco, Phillip Bucco, Mr and Mrs. Russell Bucco, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Bucco, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucco. Matawan; Anlhonv Bucco, Mr.

and Mrs. Grover Caden. Keyport; Mr. and Mrs. James Mizell, Union Beach; Mr.

and Mrs. Peter Venezia, Mrs. Carmen Foggia. Long Branch; Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Buoano, New Monmouth; Miss Pat McConnell and Miss Carol McConnell, Atlantic "'gnidnus William lip. A commissioning service was held Sunday at the First Baptist Church, Keyport, for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baxter, Middletown, formerly of Hazlet, who will begin missionary work with the World Radio Missionary Fellowship, an interdenominationa' Faith mission. They will be serving in Quito, Ecuador, in conjunction with the Christian Radio Station.

HCJB. Mr. Baxter, the son of Mrs. Joseph N. Baxter and the late Mr.

Baxter, was born in Red Bank, reared in Middletown and attended Middletown and Fairview Grade Schools. He attended the Stony Brook School for Boys, Stony Brook, L.I., for four-and-one-half-years. He completed his high school education at the Houghton Academy, Houghton. N.Y., and was graduated in 1954. He then attended the Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, for one-and-one-half-years where he received a missionary challenge in the printing field.

It was at Moody that he met his wife, Graphologist Mrs. Norma Fernandez, Belmar, a graphologist, presented the pro- Kram, at the meeting the Key- port Literary Club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Melvin A. Philo substituted as hostess for Mrs.

George C. Totten sr. The program was in charge of the literature and drama department. Mrs. Albert Nelson introduced the speaker, Mrs.

Fernandez, who is a member of the Avon Woman's Club. Her topic was "Graphology, the Science of Telling Character by Analyzing Handwriting." A short analysis of each member's handwriting was given by Mrs. Fernandez. The club voted a donation toward the erection of the General Federation of Women's Clubs bell tower in the Cathedral in the Pines at Ringe, N.H which is to be dedicated May 30 in honor of the women in the armed forces. Tercentenary Program The club plans a Tercentenary program to be held at the Reformed Church House May 22 from Delta Alphas Mark 49th Anniversary The Delta Alpha Class of the First Baptist Church, Keyport, celebrated its 49th anniversary at a luncheon at the China Garden Restaurant, Route 36, Hazlet, on Thursday.

The welcoming address was given by the president, Mrs. Lester Sherman. The Rev. Eugene Gregory, church pastor, addressed the class, and Frank S. Harwood, a former pastor of the church, also spoke Class members present were Mrs.

Louis Hyer. Mrs. R.H. Crammer, Mrs. Sidney Wu, Mrs.

William Zaulich, Miss Dora Thorne, Mrs. M. VanGlahn, Mrs. John Goldie, Mrs. Thomas Juiffre, Mrs.

Lester Sherman, Mrs. Wilbur Smith, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. Jeri Hoer, Mrs. Irene Vliet, Mrs.

G. Fred White, Mrs. Peter Peder-sen, Mrs. Mildred Dunham, Mrs. P.

Disbrow, Mrs. Fred Frederick, Mrs Leonard Loesch, Mrs. Saturday av. -1 1 Raritan Post 23 At Recent Meeting The regular meeting of Raritan Post 23, American Legion was held Thursday in the Legion Home, 81 West Front Keyport, with vice commander Dominick Nasta presiding. Dinner chairman LeRoy States reported that arrangements are being made to hold a spaghetti and meat ball dinner in the American Legion Home Saturday, May 9 at 7 p.m.

followed by entertainment and dancing. Tickets are available from Legion members. Americanism chairman Homer Matteson reported the flag selling campaign is being continued. Through flag sales and education the American Legion is trying to stimulate more interest the display of the American Flag. Adjutant Fred Kruser stated that plans are nearly completed to start publication of the post newsletter "Raritan Post" in May.

Finance Officer Matteson informed the post that the 1964 membership now exceeds the 1963 total. The 20th Anniversary of the G. I. Bill of Rights is being observed this year. National Commander Daniel F.

Foley, Wabasha, has called to our attention that more than 10,500,000 veterans received all or part of their advance education under this program which was established through the initiation and active support of the American Legion. Plan Magic Show At a recent meeting of the Magic Kevs. Kevnort Hiph School's club, plans were finalized for the public performance to be presented Friday. May 15. in the high school auditorium.

The show, "Wonders of Magic," will feature more than an hour of mystery, comedy, and mentalism performed by Bob Cameron, Larry Carhart, Allan DiBiase, Rayme and Chris Groholz, and Bill Hepburn. The club advisor, Raymond Grosholz, will be the master of ceremonies. A special, one-page issue of "The Mystic Door." the official publication of the Magic Keys, will be distributed to advertise the program. On Field Trip The Keyport 'Camera Club of Keyport High School recently enjoyed their fourth one-day field trip to New York. In addition to taking numerous pictures the group attended the International Photography Fair and also visited the world's largest photographic store.

Those participating were Larry Carhart, Bill Hepburn, Ken Robinson, William White, and the club advisor, Raymond Grosholz. 'V X'V elected president; Mrs. Douglas G. Federation Night and the 10th anniversary ol Uie Unmans Club of Keyport was celebrated Thursday al the Keyport Library. Mrs.

Douglas Wagner. Rutherford, president of the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs, led the list of distinguished guesls who honored the club wiih their attendance. Mrs. George Sehneider, Fifth District Vice President, was present as well as Fifth District Cha.r-man of international relations, Mrs! Melvin A. Philo; music.

Mrs. Ver-den L. Kime; publicity, Mrs. William V. McLane; garden and conservation.

Mrs. Nicholas Novak; Miss Geraldine V. Brown, member of stale convention committee, and Miss Barbara Menzel and Miss Patricia Rowe who are the Citizenship Institute delegate and alternate sponsored by the Woman's Club of Keyport. The Club Collect was read by th tended by Mrs. Thomas Fallon, president of the club.

Mrs. Nelson Smith, federation secretary, introduced the presidents or a representative of Jersey Shore Woman's Clubs To Honor Mrs. Mary E. Smith, superintendent of the Monmouth County Juvenile Detention Home and Children's Shelter, will be honored this Thursday by the Monmouth County Business and Professional Women's Clubs at their ninth annual joint public affairs dinner at Shadow-brook Inn, Shrewsbury. Mrs.

Smith, who considers herself "another mother to a lot of children," is being honored for her dozen years of county service which began with her appointment by the late John L. Montgomery. In the Children's Shelter, which has leen extensively renovated. Mrs Smith can care for 10 children and two babies. Mistreated or neglected children from infants to age 16 are placed in her care until responsibility is assumed by an agency such as the Bureau of Children's Service, the Catholic Welfare Bureau, or the Family and Children's Service.

Delegate Named To Girls' State Miss Carole Frantz. Walnut Keyport. and Miss Linda McNair. Central Union Beach, bolh students at Keyport High School, were named delegate and alternate, respectively, to the New Jersey Girls' Stale to be held at Douglass College June 21-26. sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 23, Keyport.

A meeting of the auxiliary unit was held at the home of Mrs. Louis Costa. Pershing Keyport. on Apr. 14.

The president, Mrs. George Rinear. presided. Committee reports were given and cards will be sent to members who are ill The unit voted to eive a donation to the Alaska Disaster Relief fund. It was announced that poppy days will be held May 24 through May 27.

The special award went to Mrs. Karoline Lindemann. At the next meeting Apr. 28, a game social will bt held, and host-1 esses will be Mrs. Lindemann.

Mrs Augusla Jenkins. Mrs. Arlhur Mcl arland, Mrs. Joseph Piney and Mrs. Benjamin Weikel.

Refreshments were served bv the hostess and others attending were Mrs. John Marus. Mrs Fred Jib-belts. Mrs Cohen. Mrs 1 William Johnes.

Mrs Lloyd Coke-let, Mrs. Fred Linden and Mrs, Theodore llausei I Fire Auxiliary Plans Two-Day Rummage Sale Plans for a rummage sale were made at the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Keyport Fire Pat rol held Apr. 14 in the fire house, Waverly St Keyport. The rummage sale will be held Monday and Tuesday at the fire house from 9 to 4 p.m each day Mrs. Louis Gcrber will be chairman.

Refreshmenn were served by Mrs red Walling, Mrs Madeline Vanderbill and Mrs Gerber Others attending were Mrs George John son. Mrs. Joseph Ochinegro, Mrs John Mazuroski. Mrs. Arthur Dres sler, Mrs Ralph Walters, Mrs frank Van Pelt.

Mrs William Nagle. Mrs Leonard Kalma, Mrs Theodore Barber Mrs Everett Puling. Mrs (nl I). nbarh, Mrs Joseph Panzera. Mrs.

Stanley Fer ry, Mrs Robert Ferry. Mrs. Nan-' ry Rocha and Mr. William Gesell tern Kentucky Slale and Murray Slale; Miss Kathleen O'Brien, Mur rav Slate; David Opatoskv. Valpar aiso, Michigan State, and American University; Francis Piazza, Kentucky Slale and Western Kentucky State; Garrett Post, Newark College ol Engineering and Ringers; George Roman, Murray Stale; Mi's lean Savenano.

Perth Am boy Hospital, is-. Jud Scac-Co. Newark Stale. Also Miss Jean Sehanck, Penh Ambov Hospital; Robert Sears, Rutgers and Newark College otj-ji-gineenng; David Siegel. Marietta.

1 Lehigh, and Rutgers; Richard S)encer. Newark College of Engm eering and Rutgers; Charles Strang. Pennsylvania Military' College; Kenneth Thomas. Jersey City Stale; Kai Tlmmenius. Stevens and Ringers; Miss Judy Vecchio.

Jer-' sev City Slate and Trenton State, Also Miss Barbara Waffenfeld.i Trenton Slav, Douglass. Montclair. Temple, and University of Richard Wilson. Murray Stale. Miss Maureen Sherry Wolte, i University of Bridgeport and Doug-; la The guidance director.

Mrs. Dorothy Carhart, staled that in addition there are others waiting unlil the nuildie ol Mav to receive noli ficat ion. Bridal Shower Given Miss Barbara Schaefer A miscellaneous bridal shower was given in honor of Miss Barbara Schaeler. Sayreville, hv her bridal attendants. Miss Michele Moore.

Boston, Mass Miss Madeline Slovenz and Miss Sue Ormerod. Keyport. on Saturday at Miss Or-meiod's home. IBM Washington Kevport. Decorations were in pink and white.

Miss Schaefer will be married to Stephen Slovenz. Kevport. on May 24 at the First Presbyterian Church. South Amboy. Other guests at the shower were Mrs George Schaefer and Mrs.

James Melville. Sayreville; Mrs. Carlton Poling, Miss Gail F.ast-mond. Mrs. Daniel A.

Holmes, Mrs. Vincent Applegate, Mrs. Stephen Slovenz. and Mrs. William Ormerod.

Keyport; Mrs Sandra Maryland, and Miss Caiol Issacson. New Hampshire. Gilts were senl by Mrs. Edward Ki'Ias. Mrs Patrick ONel, and Miss Eleanor Grodeska.

Stephen Koyi Given Confirmation Party A rontirmuron panv was given for Stephen Koyi. 22S Maple PL. Key; on. bv his mother. Mrs.

Mary Kovi on Thursday. Decorations were in red and whiU and a large cake was the table centerpiece. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kovi, Miss Jo Ann Kovi, Mrs.

Stella Zablocki. Mr. and Mrs. Anlhonv Tanski, Mr. and Mrs Barry Wyckoff, Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Spafford and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Witkowski, Keyport; Mr. and Mrs.

Pele Tanski, Miss Dolores Tanski, West Keansburg. Guesls also were present from South Amboy and Perth Amboy. Makes Honor Society MISS SUSAN KUT7 Miss Susan Kulz. daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Kulz, Morgan, a member of the senior class at Sayreville War Memorial High School recently was inducted inio the National Honor Society Her mother is tn former Miss G.ac Joyce of Kevport.

During her high school years. Miss Kutz has been active as a cheerleader, senior editor of the year book, on the slalf of the school paper and m.inv her extra curnrular activities Miss Kulz has received her ac ceptance at Douglass College as a pre student Presently she spends much of her spare time as a J.A at the Perh Ambov General Hospital 1 I I i I I I Riverview Hospital in Red Bank. October 1962, the Baxters be- gan a year's training with th Christian Literature Crusade In Fort Washington, Pa. In November 1963, they were accepted with th World Radio Missionary Fellowship and Tuesday, they and their two-year-old daughter. Cindy, left for Miami for one week of orientation prior to Apr.

30 when they fly lo San Jose, Costa Rica, for eight months of language study. After this they will fly directly to Quito, where Joe will take up the ministry of printing and Mrs. Baxter will serve as a nurse. Mr. and Mrs.

Baxter have been members of the First Baptist Church of Keyport for many years where they both were active in the youth work and music program of the church. Mr. Baxter also has been serving as deacon of the church. Their mailing address will be Apartado 2240, San Jose, Costa Rica. Brief Items Of People And Places jit i i fSTrrrn Miss Joan Anderson, Elizabeth has returned home from a week's vacation in Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Keller, were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Geraldine V. Brown, Broad at Shadowbrook Inn, Shrewsbury.

Mrs. C. J. Iannell, New York, spent the weekend with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvejf G. Hartman, Broad St. Miss Myra J. Brown, Broad spent the weekend in New York. Mr.

and Mrs. Meldon V.R. Stultl, 84 Main have returned home from Atlantic City where they attended the 32nd annual conventioa of the Fuel Merchants Association of New Jersey at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall. Mrs. Raymond H.

Crammer, Broad has returned home from visiting friends in Allentown, Pa. Mrs. Esther Delaney, Kearney has been enjoying a vacation from her position with E. I. Du-Pont, Parlin, Mrs.

Delaney spent the past- week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haupt, former residents of Keyport, in Lancaster, Pa. While she was there they visited Longwood Gardens. Your advertisement In this paper will reach prospective purchasers In every community in the biyshore area.

Named Delegate MISS BARBARA MENZEL Miss Barbara Menzel, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clair Menzel, 234 Van Dorn Keyport, has been selected as the delegate to the Citizenship Institute lor Girls at Douglass College, New Brunswick. She will be sponsored by the Woman's Club of Keyport. The Citizenship Institute it sponsored by the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Cluba each year for outstanding high school junior girls and will be held this year from June 13 to 19. Parties pants hear speakers on government, visit the State House in Trenton, and enjoy a week of tun and fellowship with their contemporaries from all over the state.

Miss Menzel is a member of the Keyport High School Honor Society; corresponding secretary to tha aiuaem mmmcii; a member of the Keyettes, the twirlers, and the French Club. She is junior co-editor of the yearbook. Miss Patricia Rowe. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Rowe, 1U Chingarora Keyport, wUl be Miss Menzel's alternate 1st cast she cannot attend, 10:30 a.m.

to 4 p.m. for members and guests and from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m in the evening for the public. There will be an exhibit of antiques, including glass, pottery, copper, old furniture, pictures, recipes and old documents. A history of each article will be given.

There also will be an exhibit of flower arrangements. Mrs. Vincent Apple-gate will be in charge of the program on "Three Centuries of People, Purpose and Progress." The choral group of the club participated in the Fifth District Spring Music Festival held Tuesday at the Freehold Woman's Club. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Walter B.

Cherry and Mrs. Daniel H. Barnett. Mrs. Samuel Heath.

Belmar, was a guest. The next meeting will be held May 8. The hostess will be Mrs. Floyd M. Brown and the program will be in charge of the home and farden department with Osie home as guest speaker and his topic, "Flower Arranging." Stephen Ridgway.

Mrs. Donald Thomas, Mrs. Bernard Lowry and guests, the Rev. and Mrs. Gregory, Thomas Juiffre, Mrs.

Collins, Mrs. Hilda Clark, Mrs. Everett S. Poling, Mr. and Mrs.

Harwood, Miss Sharon Aumack and Mrs. Warren VanClief. Drew Students Attend Convention Dr. E. G.

Stanley Baker, professor of zoology, Dr. Robert K. Zuck, professor of botany and James J. Sawtell, instructor of loology at Drew University. Madison, drove to Emmanuel College, Boston, Mass.

Apr. 11 for the First District, North Eastern Region Convention of Be- ta, Beta Beta. They accompanied nine students from the College of Liberal Arts, two of whom gave papers at the convention. The students were Miss Eugenie Carter, Union; Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, Morristown; Misa Meredith Walling, Hazlet; Miss Trudy Parsons, Bel Air. Miss Linda i Petervary, Hillsdale; Miss Louise; Lee, Lakeville.

Nicholas Terehy, Deans; William Lee Davis, Hamilton, Bermuda, and George Enslee, Mountain Lakes. Both Miss Carter and Miss Mitchell gave papers on their honors thesis topics. Professor Baker, who is chairman of the zoology department, is vice president of the Northeastern Region of Tn Beta Card of Thanks We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all our relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and sympathy they extended during our bereavement in the death of our beloved daughter and sister. Kahtleen E. Howley.

We gratefully acknowledge with thanks the many floral tributes, spiritual bouquets, sympathy cards, and donations of cars wish to thank: Rev. Cornelius Kane. Rev. William Bausch, Rev. Edward Strano of St.

Joseph's Church, all the Sisters of Mercy and teachers of St. Joseph's School, Riverview Hospital, doctors, nurses and nurses' aide. Doctor! Rocco. Salmeri, Dedick and Whalen, Key-port First Aid Squad, and the pallbearers for their kind assistance. Mrs.

Gordon, Mrs. E. Batters, Mrs Ralph. Mrs. acnanca, Mrs.

m. nyer, mn. a. i Fleming and Mrs. R.

Moccl for daily transportation to the hospital. Day's Funeral Home for their kind and courteous services rendered. Father and Mother Nicholas and Florence Howley Brother Nicholas Jr. Ins adv 21 And Mary Tour Band At Keyport High Wta AW The William And Miry Tour Band, Williamsburg, will present i concert Saturday at 8: 1 p.m. In the Keyport High School Auditorium lor the benefit of the Keyport High School Band.

C. R. Varner Is the director. Selections will be "Overture Solennelle 1812." "Lady of Spain," "From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific," a baritone sole. "Brlgadooa" selections, "The Midnight Fire Alarm! a aevelty, "Bobby's Blues," a trumpet solo.

Marches else will be played by the band..