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nt the I'ost. Offlre, Woodbrldg*, N. J,
WOODBRIDGE. N. J., THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1%5
v
indebted to Time Magazine for an unpremedli,ut, (rmerous assist in my present estimate of the
nul quickest method for providing 300 more classl,v 1960.
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,1)11
To iW GDwmwdty fotere*
Fall Local Coverage
KH3HT CWIB
Published Rvm Thursthu
lit 18 Qreell Stwt., WooUt>rid«». N J
Sweetness and Light Water Line
By CHARLES E. GREGORY
Devoted
Metal-Thermit
Breaks Ground
For New Office
Adequate,
Says Board
Proposed Styrage Tank
In Fords to Take Care
In its issue of September 26, devoted most
Of Sumnier Demands
section to a look at so-called prefabricated
buildings. I saw the article myself, but this morning
,,in£ of it came in the mail with the note: "Time
; with you.,Can this be brought to the attention
Hoard of Education?" I have not had permission
Time to reproduce the photograph,.or. repeat its
mansions, but trust this acknowledgment will spare
a damage action for plagiarism.
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WOODBRIDQE — A complete
investigation of complaints 're- •
gardini? low water pressure In the
Fords area has been completed
O/i 7 J Person to rtnom
*
and, according to Joseph Flaherty
COLONIA - Don Nrw«w&.\
of the Engineering Department of
DixUcr ace pitcher. «ttt be i»the Board of Public Utilities, the
tewiewed by Ed Murrow on h »
new 30-inch line, plus improve• Person - to - Person" 5rt«isMtt
ments agreed upon with the Midprogram, tomorrow DKM *;
dlesex Water Company, will take
10 30 o'clock oa Channel J.
WOOOBRIDGE - BuUrftnf i
care of present demands and of
The Inman Avenue sectwo
demands on the system for some
lus been all agog over tbr a t * * W o * «n U * upgrade wttli the i
all week as teleptMM company
Thr picture which is reprinted is a new school in time in the future.
today that
employes and tetevtston experts
Mr. Flaherty was in Woodtan broken tor U * Mettl *
i;iyrtti\ Indiana,.but let me give you Time's version:
sot up special lines tot U
brldge last Friday and said he inCoffpcfftiion tor a
cast.
build me and a
•In Lafayette, Ind., elementary students returned to terviewed Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley
and Committeeman R. Richard
«nd that a Pwt'
l;i.;scs this month in a handsome, fully-equipped school Krauss. Ha also reported he took
3x$ buiMler has made
w told « t .-ntim tpanaeot I
lied especially to serve the needs of the city's- rapidly water pressures at the trouble
and interviewed people In
•winf; Edgelea area (two new homes a day). Through its spots
the area.
The new olftce buiMttnc Is W...lit spacious rooms trouped the youngsters, bubbling "They all admitted to me that
mt <vtn&rucw<d tdjaomt to UN
WOODBRIDGE — First *ad 9M**MI1 R « W f h Ufcortta? «C
r with amazement at the rubber-cushioned seats, green the pressure was Improved since
jSecond Graders, who nmanij M«*l »nd Ttwrmit on Rahwty
rkbourds, tinted glass walls. But nothing about the installation o! the 30-inch line
their first shots of Sulk peto
with the exception of one Monday
lira's new school was more amazing than the fact a few weeks ago," the engineer "IT JUST DIDN'T BREAK RIGHT:" seems to be t':e story of the Diidcrrs' Don Npwcombf, who lost a vaccine last June, will b* tf3***e: TTi* proposed apartwnt bulMhat five weeks before it had not existed." (Emphasis mine) continued", "but that was due to 6-5 decision to the New York Yankees yesterday in tiie World Series opener. The photograph above to receive second shots r*st w«k. »«- 1« be constructed bj Barton
according to a joint annowtK- , **S Bwwlw&. Pert R«uUng It Uw
an unprecedented use of water."
shows Newcombe demonstrating to John Roylc Tlir IndeiM'ndent-I^ader sports editor, his throwing
ment issued today by StK*rtnte<n~ ne«ssary variance is granted, to
Last week Mayor Hugh B, Qulgley
technique which, while it stopped the vaunted Yankee "power-slugger" Yosi Bexra eold, afforded dedent of Schools Yfctor C NWfcias t» be «*rt*d an a triangular
said the Highway Department had
cidinff home runs to the "luokies" of the Yankee Club, sub Elston Howard and the unpredictable
The Edgelea school was built in 21 working days after been using three hydranU.
and Health Officer HareMJBaiM 5 * 1 * *t Uw intersection ot East
Joe Collins. Newonmhe. lives on inimui Avenue, Colonia.
ey.
Awnue tad 8ix»d Street. AccordMr. Flaherty stated the MiddleMr. Bailey's ottU* stawd «J»« n«« t« *o application ttttA by Bersex Water Company has agreed
in the opinion ot the Bf»rtf ol W**»l BroUwrs. whose offioe adto construct an additional storage
Health the first shots l * « >>wn * « * « ^«« Cinmt Rond, Port
tank in Fords to be completed
ffective. In 19M up lo U» m»th iR«*toc, plans csll tor two^tory.
early in the Spring.
of September there w m nuw potto Uaw-an« ewden gpartments.
"With the 30-lnch line, this
cases in the Totrnshtp awl M ' • • * «f bnck onrt inn*, houstnc
additional tank should take care
cases were reported tot »h* *ntar S» to 5fl apartmenis. Plans aim
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of uny exceptional drain on the
WOODBRIDGE
Spurred on by the fact that drunken lights
WOODBRIDGK — Announce- year. So far this y**r. ttw n s K *A *w P*rkins !»cihUes.
water system June, July and Au- re continuing among the "Randy dancers." the railroad laborers ment has been made of the agree- have been reported.
toearaw on tlw Bertolami apgust," Mr. Flaherty said. "I can ho are living in railroad cars in the vicinity of Eleanor Placa ment made by the Local No. 676,
Notices ot the Urn* ol Ib* swwwJ PJ»»uan will be held by the toolnc
assure you that with that Improve- and Fulton Street, Township officials are going to try a new United Brick and Clay Workers of Inoculations have been wot heew Bowl Wednesday. October 1», at
ment there should be no re-occur- plan of attack to force the Pennsylvania Railroad to move the America, A. P. of L.. and the to parents who will haw a efcanre * t• M.
ance of low water pressure in amp out of Woodbridee.
Brir*-St««) C<«stnwUM
Valentine Fire Brick Company for to make a decision tetor* MowUy ;
Fords unless extraordinary, unSekcdato l « M
> T** M<*»* and Theratt otttM
two-year contract providing for
The plan, according to Mayor
foreseen, circumstances arise. But
pproximately thirteen c e n t s The schedule to Uw pwWSc i >«u»«tog *fll be two stories, at
:ugh B. Quigley,..calls for . the.
I don't think they will."
jchoah.ba&heeiLjekitB•*tatoi-s !M ** afid steel coivumcttoo. It it
hourly wage increase-.
'ownship to serve notice on the
li
Mr. Flaherty said he would have Pennsylvania Railroad to shuw
The contract, in addition to Monday, Av«nel &hoob Vand S;" SI»c5WJ iJax Then *u Hnstroc*
I This iiii'lurt, copyrighted by Time Magazine, shows the Lafayette,
Fords
School
1
and
Hotwimi
**« » oompleu-d. the total cost
, complete report on the investi- sause why the camp should not be
hourly wage Increase, also conIIIMII which was completed in 21 days and cost $18,500 a room., gation for Mayor Qulgley early
Skmtany H
O I ^ ^ biuldtoet «tU to* to
tba
HOI
ta Utt
alns provisions for Improwiir-rros- School; luMday. Sknvtany
ionstttuted a "dtSortlerly house."
next week.
Insurance benefits School; Wedneaday. SctMMl 1, j«*J*febort»od ot $75O.o«. Tn Maj
Pitallzation
'he
latter
term,
under
the
hw
inundation had been poured, and was put up as a pilot
Woodbridge: Keastay and Iwt.:&* P*«»t « « i m J a buUdl&g per.
means any place where the lav;
WOODBRIDGE — The annual three-weeks vacations for emimit
hi by the National Homes Corp. Its cost per classroom
*w » small buildine to cost
Is habitually violated. Since pa- meeting of the Woodbridse Chap- ployees of 15 year service or more, Reading S c h o o t s ; Ttetts&w,
0
School
14,
Fords:
Sewaien
Solwal
S*-**
° n *vgu& ». plant ofll*
$18,500,
and
one-half
holiday
on
Christmas
ice are called to the camp with ter, Red Cross, will be held Tues:filJs
Schools
6
and
1$.
beta
and
O»«W>lied for and rewired »
« t
t
*
Ve.
regularity to quell fights, the day, 8 P. M., at the Masonic
i J1 1
Ionia School 11 > Inman Aranw: * ^ »« w «»t S2S,ftOO; and on
Township legal battery is of the Temple, Green Street. All con- The new contract was negoti- Friday, Schools Sand !«, Ootaatt.. :*iW«Pber 21 Uiey rec«l»e4 a
It is a single-story, brick-wood-steel building, low and
ated
by
a
committee
of
employees
opinion that the camp will he tributors to Red Cross are memThe parochial setsoui scisedaSe j P«ra»H far a warehouse to cost
iiling, composed of four self-contained, two-classroom
lubbed a "disorderly house" by bers and are invited to attend. consisting of Gabriel Silagyi, is as follows: Monday. St. Cwela* s **S*&8
'
Twelve new members will be Frank Pinkiewicz, Michael Buchi> connected by an enclosed corridor of glazed glass AVENEL — The thieves who he court and padlocked. •
School, Isetin: Wetoesto. Our' Pttns ten ihe office building
ko,
W.
Eugene
Breza
and
Carelected
to
serve
on
the
Board
of
Itinivrrssary in warm areas)," according to Time's des- roke into Collier's Milk Bar, Over the week-end, the police Direqtors for a term of three mine Santo Of the International Lady of Peace School. Ftwb: Of- call for *n Architectural design
cription. "Each 2,700 sq ft, unit has its own twin wash- Route I. either Friday night or were summoned to the camp af- years.
Union and W. H. Peterson, Jr.. tober 10, St. James School. \V«w5- {%* mofoim to Cut of the OisUb*
Saturday morning must have been ter a fight awakened the entire
bridge.
. ikboratory which was built M
.im,s. project area, heating plant, storage space and drink- ilannlng a barbenue or a party,
Red Cross Disaster Service will representing the company.
The melee started
All Township dsX'icurx s.-5*wi Jw*rs ago. One of the conpany't
be the subject of discussion. Films
n fountains. The units can be used individually or added udglng from the things they stole. neighborhood.
nurses and Township ntus«s, arejP**nts is located m Caitelct. Th*
it one of the neighborhood tavrequired, can be dismantled and moved to .follow shift- According to Patrolmen Stanley erns frequented by the "gandy showing activities in the Scranton, BIKE GONE
cooperattag in the pnwnuSL
,aoo«inUng. ehgineeiing, sales.prooffice will be shown. Miss
nu populations. (Emphasis again mine.) With such mod- Gurney and Stephen Tobak the dancers" and then continued at Pa,,
Thesuperunendenl's oifc* « - d * * » and muiufacturing headCOLONlA
—
Mrs.
S,
Rocanick,
Margery Howard, iji charge of dislommunities will be able to build for their current needs thieves entered the building by the camp. One of the laborers aster operations in New Jersey, 20 Longfellow Drive, reported to plained that only threw children o u t e r s «iU be c«nUattaed in
The executive offta«
jieaklng
a
glass
window
In
the
hit another over the head witn will speak of state activities Sgt. Andrew Simonsen Tuesday who have received initial inocu- Woodbndgt
avoid large-scale, heavily bonded construction proJ
*2nd Street, New York.
door and turning the knob from a stick sending the victim to the Members of Civil Defense are par- that her son's bicycle, valued at lations will be elsibte for the s»Pf- *» *»l E»«
ll
liitms."
the inside. They left by the rear hospital. The stick wielder w:is ticularly invited to attend.
$45, was stolen from the driveway ond shot. No child wUl be «ix«i a l;i*l * « »ta at that addms tot
first inoculation at thtttua*
^w* »^e time being. Part ot
door.
of
their
home.
sent to the county jail on a comj Uit ne» headquarters he» will bt
Broken into were a cigaret ma- plaint of atrocious assault and
WINDOWS BROKE??
on land foHMrty
The article listed, in addition to National Homes Corp., hlne from- which $20 was taken lattery to await the outcome of AVENEL — Edward Obropta of
bj- tte Sute ot New Jcmy.
and
a
pin
ball
machine
from
which
trif-r linns which are building the so-called prefabricated
he injuries he inflicted on h:s the Avenel Coal and Oil Co., RailU»«<auai$ across from Uw Prtsw
"iiools. I have made arrangements to go to Boston this he thieves netted $35.
'friend." Two other "gandy dan- way Avenue, reported to Sgt.
"Fwm The tract consisted ol flw
Among the things stolen were cers" Involved in the fight were Horace Deter and Patrolman
*««& In addition t h m acnt « n
vniinn and see the work of at least one of them, and ten pounds of hamburger meat, 10
Bahr that someone broke
»omiir«l from the Shell Oil Comsii)iv two if I can crowd out the time. In Boston is pounds of frankfurters and frozen sentenced to the county work- Charles
two large windows in a. building
house
for
90
days.
W06DBRIDGE — A complete investigation ot tow-<«* acttaob
> .struck) Schools Corp., whose work and financing cods as follows; Cube steaks
in the rear of his coal yard.
with all the facts made public was promised by tht Repub&aa
'•Hinds I mentioned to the Avenel Farent-Teacher Asso- breaded veal chops, five pounds of
candidates for the Town Committee, at a meeting of Stoe WoodMONEY GONE
:i.'tton last week. Another is in Hamilton, Mass., where the scallops, box of shrimp, ten chick- FOKM EPILEPSY LEAGUE
bridge Township Republican Club Monday at Amttl School..
ens and three large containers of
WOODBRIDGE
—
A
Middlesex
ISELIN
—
Rocco
JEaruso,
21
HI Associates have just completed a schoolhouse addiice cream.
County Chaptef of the National Rivington Street, reported to Pa- . Speaking btfore the group. Lester Stockel. Raynkxut P. Smstfo,
It occurs to me as Iwrite this I once had a girl in Also stolen were five boxes of Epilepsy League has been formed. trolman Walter Marciniak Sun Jr., and Harold L. Barr, candidates from the First. Second UMI
iltcm, and I mighUJif there is a moment—make cigars, one and one-half boxes of Temporary chairman is Theodore day that someone had entered Third Wards respectively, made
nits as to whether'her judgment is still so^good. It coffee, a Silex coffee maker and Karz, Perth Ambdy and informa- his home and stole $H5 from it clear that if elected, "they seek the cooperation oi U*e BwM
table drawer.
would gather all the facts and of Educatioh. which in ttw< fUul tfoOOBRIDGE table radio. The loss was esti- tion may be obtained from him.
• it course, have improved.
Albert A*r»,
mated by the milk bar owners at
j^sis has to make U* deri- Yotuu People's T Se««tary
«t
ie
close to $200.
sions."
Are Projected
For Sewaren
Township to Try New Plan 13-Cent Wage Hike
To Evict 'Gandy Dancers' Set at Brick Co.
Annual Meeting
Slated by ARC
Milk Bar Looted
Of Frozen Foods
Investigation of Low- Cost
Schools Promised by GOP
Red Feather Drive
Dinner Next
r<>
•IM.,1
'
»
told the folks in Avenel, and I repeat it now, that
making no representations of my own about the
cated schools, I have repeated for you today what
<»l our significant and alert national magazines
m their possibilities, and I shall attempt to form some
!
of judgment which I can present to you for what it
1 h
'' worth, l a m anxious, to be sure, to get the young' '"to schoollor a'full day and I cannot bring myselt
i|r|
i»'vo this is ltnpossible until I have assured mysel
' -tH avenues toward this goal have been explored and
lul
unpassable.
•" HI pause onlv briefly for a breath, and I'll press oiv"R I may be abl? to convince the community that we
' IIIIVP sclipol8rnnow—and that we need teeter no closer
lh
>' brink of brankruptcy. Of course, if the Board of
ll
"-'tion rcfusbs, adamant in its present wsltlon J r
iHtering nothing but the conventional schools, wu
no other concept, Is willing to permit days ana
s
and years
years to
to pass
pass with
with growing
is and
g g numbers ot
ttnd
l
art
"""Ksters attending
class only on part time
time, then
then JJ hhave
ndng ca
'"""idbi Job
J b *head
h d
!li
and I don't
• • « : * : • :
•
\,,.™»fc«i.vsr«. 30 Apartments
Plan Second Salk
Shots Next leek
event, ^he hastv survey which I. will attempt to
the one which I suggested thai our Board of
make a [couple of years afro. The suggestion
rnvived with'frozen contempt. Woodfridse Townwliich owes $13,000,000, "which needs $8,000,000 to
(
">,00() more to provide 300 more conventional classH I ••• dimply couldn't be bothered because we were too
nuking plans spending $30,Qf)0-plus per classroom
ei'i'tain whether the $18,000 classrooms would be
•
Northern New Jerky DMata of
'But above all." Mr. Smith c<- Use salvation Army In Newark
dared, "we will tate the public jand Cannon B. Newell, director,
into our confidence because -J>* District S, United Steel Worteft
public has to tool foe b*U* He of America. CIO. and a boaitl
added that preUnunart atrre^, j member ol the Greater Bethlehe*
made by the p«rty tn nearby cam- «** Community Chest wUl be ttft
munlties gives detidedi prmT t"**1 speakers at the 14th Annual
school costs can be Rduc«d J United R*d Feather Campaicn
drastically it th* Board *s •riii-]<l«a«T ot UK Raritan Baj O«fting to torego the fancy Itnra-! a«ni»J Chest »nd Council naxt
Tuesday evtming.
also saM
Drunken Driver
Is Fouitd Guilty
WOODBRIDGE — A Pennsyl
vanla resident was ;convicted ol
drunken driving, Tuesday, when
he appeared before Magistrate
Andrew Desmond.
Pined $200 and C0|U was Jame
Womble, 5842 Haverford Avenue,
Philadelphia. Womble was arrested August 27 by Patrolmen How
ard Tune and Albert Nahass aftei
he crashed into a car operated b
Julius 'Hollar, 24 Third Avenue
port Beading.
The Phlladelphian was examin
ed by Dr. Fred Kessler and pronounced unlit to operate a motoi
vehicle. Under a reciprocity agreement, it will be reoommalnded to
the Pennsylvania Department erf
Motor Vehicle that Womble's driver's license be revoked lor twi
years.
Two Woodbridge Mm
At Pharmacy Colleg
WOODBRIDOK — ^ratik Fran
Street, and
chak, 4242 Regent
chak,
ge
68 fr
James Weller, 168
freeman Street,
both of Woodbrldge, are amon«
more than 200 rtudento who have
completed a week of orientation
at the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy and Science,
FrVlichak anjt WeUer. *
u»ted from W d t l d
SEARCH PAKIY tNUS: Members of the turds Fite CumiiHny und tin- St. John's Firet Aid .Syiud
»re pictured above vnrrylnit the body of Jus^ph Ktnbun, Dunham Avenue, utter the misHing mau
was found a ttiuide in the t'urdt. Park iu>t TUncday. On the left are Herbert Clliie, Harold Chri»tentien, Mike Vuh.i»«, and UH the right aide or the stretcher w>e Willard Neary, Jriw MUerny
an4 J^like Kabkok. StaBdint alao(«kd« W Ltouard Ftachw. (Storj on Pa»e 11.)
now gouis on in an eftort
ins program *O1 be«ln at • i
down taxes until
ot State Sdvjud J v 9kl«
when the; will und(
„,
.,
. .
. iSah-atton Army board * m Mt
The problems jarisins tram Ow Uoasunaster. Servlnt on ffil «r•large number ot buildmt per-: 5 «a|»m«iu committee is Bmwrt
mits issued by the present ad-' Dunn, Fords Among tha 1»W
ministration" vert dwrussed by ! pj^n committee tuest* art i t e W
Mr. Sttkkel who said thai |tan^>; Hugh B. qulgley and Gnarkji %
iifSOfT. PUbl
ing over W towu to dtreiait>eri Oi*sof>'.
publisher ot UM I
Mil-Deader
h.i.s caused, most ol t)te 9fl»ol i deiilproblenu aad tinauctal
a
^n° s
j ENROLLS AT PEOMK
• Tlie people «ho teutht !»«| COLOHU - Pettr John
home^ from the developers tr*.* In u m , son o j j | r . ^
y^
sold a bill ol goods," he OOUUIUKXI. j j Jtnnartme, 141 Long Kttl
"(or they were irttn the aaprei- u t student at the Peddto ftehmJ
.-icui there were plenty ot settwri in Hightttown, N. j ,
facUtties. They wen shown a is enterhu his junior ie*r at •
nearby schoolhouse. but were cot Peddie which is a pnpantary
tu!d the school was already on school with an wirollment ot H |
double session Ttw Towrbliitt boys
Committee knew this was tolnt
on. but did aothto* *bout it 1
INSULT TO INJU1T
Mr. Ban spake to detail on tow
tax monies aw bring spent s u i - AVENEL - OB tmm»wu ll.
ing, that "moaej k bttog spent Xlrs D. MacArthur, II OwtgWMl
Avenue, reported to tt» poMtttMt
haphaurdly." He pcuited u» "th« h*r
son's
ted taw
lack of a planned road buikUag Vionday Un
and road repair program "at an
in tha,««Mtl
strtftt—Mii^^ '
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INDEPENDENT l
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 195?
r
McGhee-Stone Wedding Rite
Performed in St. Andrew's
OBITI ARIES
>1U\ IK
Council <M
White (
Sewaten NotesB
AVENIL
Miss PrtscilU Ann oy the A.-ir.e Stun s. Penh Amboy.
(isugl-.tPi of Mi mid Mis Her lnnbaii.1 attended thi' Roselle
!'.uols ai.i served tint;' years
r fv.rsrV.
Stone, 409 Aldi'ti B
it!, thr V S All Force im-lud
w : fv-".'" * w - Nw^mf tVit brW? ot Carl Jo
r of duty
He
, ••",.,:, i f F r w Mi'C'I.<*. *oTi of Mr and Mrs , j , — . til
... Germany
c O •.«-.'}> PciiJs. M.-Ohif. 20 Faim Hawil Avenue, 1* I'lnp'.oyed Ml Voice. Kcmlwmth.
V • V t . t TJ * l w - Iw-UnSaturday afternoon at 4 00 on m u m :-.oni tlv "
. >lock in St AndrrVs
, R«v Jolin J
at the doub'.i'-rnu
WOOUBUIIX1K
•uinl mpetihv of r
Township CiHinnl
VPS hold HI li.i- '
with Mrs. Hennnii ,
siding.
Bj MRS.
PERCY
Al'STEN
499 West Ate.
Sewartn
Attending W I T
Lo?.o,-Mrs. Rlciii.'
Bert WheelM M,
wald. Mrs. Wiil.iiin
DV F«rget-Me-Not
Drive Scheduled
V: 1
• • ; ' - •
All';
;
••?•-. «<i ,;*, C^sr.1* Ua
The bride given in nu.rrhitit- by
i —Mrs. A C. Peterson was the
• \fi•>
Jwr father, was attiird in :i SUM.a
; giu-si of Mrs. Louis Zehrer and
Or ' oTCrumtilly Itoe with loik--pointed
|Mis Mario R rt ssl. all of Grant
•*,
Rftd
a
full
sks:t
of
PIMU
tie
M:n M*rv
A permanent Street, at d:nner at th« Park HoVJ: , I V c « * J soi* b**de<i \ut!-, sted penis ur.l
in r.j* been adapted by t i e j tel. Plainlield, Saturday, which
«iv s l l . rfunMtone*. Hoi fnigfrtip-lem'tii
M
:.>; d Amt-ri.-an Ve'erar.s. 4*-( was Mis. Peterson's birthday.
\*C cf illusion was attached in ;>
annual Forget-Me-Not cain-Mr. and Mrs. John Venerus,
.rcwn tfcadwi with >,,fd pearl*nd rhinfstoiies. Sli-e carried a :\i n • Oive- a little 'or those who i and daughter. Arlen«. New Street,
| nnd Joseph Gall, Perth Amboy,
prayer book marked with ah ot- i.ut- a lot'"
VAN
:hit. ' s'.>*t!w«] cainaiiouii and ' Tins year's drive will be li?'d visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
f)'ctc»ber fi-3. when volunteers will ', Rasch. Jr.,, and Mrs. Sylvia Seid,
satin itrewnrs*
Miss Phyllis Student, Maplv- i ^ - : l::;'.e Hue flowere of rsmern- '•in Towson, Md. over the week-end.
The choirs of St. John's
*ood ir.endtc. Ui« bride :.h mud 'iV.-iivr on s'treet oorners.
S'fve Marhon commander of Church will meet tonight at 7
wf honoi «h;lf Miss Retina Rutii-.-.
Ntawk. And Miss Susan K o s \ •.he Wojcbndjte Township Post, o'clock for rehearsal In the church.
Vr.ion. oousaw of the bride, were Disabled American Veterans, said
—Miss Eleanor Austen spent
iyp4»tmaifU Joseph Brehtn, Rah- today. "WP have used a number Friday night and Saturday in
«•*>-. sen-*d as best man, while o; sJosar.svdurins the years Tor olh Falrlawn as the guest of Miss
Rob*rt »nd Roger Stone. Avenel. Fo.te:-Me-Not campaisns. but Edith Oser, her room-ir/te af
brothers of the bride, ushered.
G:ve a little for those who gave Douglass College, who Is now a
\ Tor travelling tli« bride wore a .> lot1 has been adopted as our teacher In a Pairlawn school.
n*\y blue dress, matching arces- pe:-m.mt*n! sicuan because it best
Mrs. Louis Zehrer and Mrs.
V .
*or»s and an orchid corsage. T!ic '.e'.ls ti'.i' story of disabled veteran Mario Rossi and daughter, Pacouple left on a honeymoon tup r.reds.
tricia, attended the wedding of
to Dayton, Ohio, and upon their
V*; *.:v.*r.
1
Oar offidjl slogan is the best Miss, Geraldine Sahn and Frederreturn Saturday, will ifslcle at K0
•AAV *e iiave of expressing in as ick Faust, both of Queens VilPulaski A m w e . Avenel
few words as possible OUT need far lage. L. I.. Sunday, in Queens VilMrs McGhfe is a graduate, of h;''.y for the war disabled of this lage.
t!w Perth Amboy Histh Sohonl. •'ommun:t>\"
'
—Mrs, David Balfour, who is on
class of lWtO, and she is employed
HP said the Porget-Me-Not the board- of the Bryn Mawr alum.-air.paign each year makes it oos- nae publication, the Bryn Mawr
sr.d
<W.t for the DAV to help disable Bulletin, attneded a board meetvi i rans without charge; The con- ins in Bryn Mawr, Pa., Tuesday.
!:-:bu:ions for the little blue flow—Bruce Rankln, formerly of
ers <if remembrance provide funds Cliff Road, has accepted a position
'.v. the chapter to carry on its as electrical engineer at the Electric Boat Company, Gtoton, Conn.
WOODBRIDGE
The m<\n- ;T':>..\'oil:ution nnd service work.
t*w«wr bersiiip drive of School 1 Pa rentThe DAV Commander point-H! Mr. Rankin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
-it **<
Teachtr Association w i l l be out that all funds raised durms Herbert B. Rankin and daughter.
'launched this week under Me ;h? campaign will be used to aid Carol, visited him and Mrs RsmWar • rhsjrmanship of Mrs Julius A!1M. disabled veterans in this commu- kin at their new home in Norwich,
Plans will be completed on O - nity. I:i addition to emergency Conn., over the week-end.
;ober • at the executive board assistance, the DAV also helps the
—Mrs. W. W. Brundage. Holton
mpetins at the home of Mrs. D.ulci wartime handicapped in obtains? Street, is visiting in Hyannlsport.
f ->,;v, A M . Thor ! O\nm*n. Grove Avenue.
adequate disability compensation. Cape Cod.
: Mrs Milton Stern, ways mid hcspitalization. and employment,
—On Sunday Mr, and Mrs. A.
! means chairman, named Mrs. as well as with other disabled vet- W. Scheldt entertained at a fami Isidore Rosenblum chairman of eran problems.
ily dinner. Guests were: Mr. and
I the children's style show to fce
The forpet-me-not has been the Mrs. Ralph Longley, New York;
| held Tuesday. October 25 at official blue flower of remem- Miss Mabel Liebold, Montclair, and
• Woodbridee High School Autli- brance of the DAV since it was Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brundage
~ I tor mm. Barron Avenue.
and son, Randolph, of Manasquan.
founded in 1920.
-
Membership Drive
Launched by PTA
\
Robert Clark, Mi:
Mrs. Frank J inn"
Kovnc.
Mrs. John Pull \\,
ski, Mrs. Jwni', .]
Rob:-1t Blur, Mr, •
iM-s, Mrs. Jiiinc.. |i,
J a m e s Hoffiimi, \i
Jones. Mi's, l / i i Jnmes NestoiMi
v,
byn, Aventl,
Mrs. Robcrl Vnri
'
Cralne, Vvs. M 'rvn, ,
Brown-, Mrs,, Wiiu,,,.,
Mrs. Elwooi! Ilui ;
( Gaskell, Mrs. J i t , v
Mrs, August Muxti.ii'i.
THREK MORE JOIN "THK HNI.S1": Township Clrrk H. .1. DM.IUUII is shown r e a r i n g ill three
ntw members of the Police department yestmU 1 .iftrrnnon. l.rft to rl R ht are Mr. l>un.«an t^pntv
Mrs. J«les Flunmn
Chief Benjamin V Pwsons. Edward ITfputni.k. Port UmdinB: Krllx (i»bsso, AvetiPl. and (harles
tav Launhaidt. M:
Wyda. Tolonia. The new offltprs will report for duty October 1.
Peterson, Mrs, Heim 11
Isaac Burrouiths, \;
Deurelinn, Mrs. Ch.i: •
Junior ff'ohum's Club
Joseph Carusa. Mi?
son, Mr*. F. V/atkin :
Plans Tea Qelober / J
Mrs. J. Burrow-.. \
Smith, Mrs. Andi J
WOODBRIDGE
Plans for a
Sewaren.
tea to be held October 11. at wnion
Mrs.^J. Wur^.i v
AVENEL--Plans were discussed
suests
will
be
Invited,
were
nude
SEWAREN — The Sewaren Hisfor a special project, under the Yorlt, P!»'t Readim: •
tory Club will open the seasai at a meeting of the Junior chairmanship of Mrs. Vernon Fullerton, HopelHwn
with a luncheon and fashion shn,v Woman's Club of Woodbridge in Johnson, at the first meeting of
Mrs. Grant Nuii
at 1 o'clock next Wednesday aft- The Independent-Leader Buildln;. the season for the Fifth District sale chairman, inim-i:
Members
of
the
club
will
be
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Republican and Civic Club of Ing neighborhood I
Thomson. Cliff Road. All reserva- guests at the Third District Pall Avenel. held at the home of Mr. Richard Walsh. \v-»-rSupper
eonfprence
October
13
at
tions for the luncheon may be
and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes. 62 Man- J. C. Smith, Sewaivn
made with any member of the The Pines. Metuchen.
hattan Avenue, with Mrs. Rhodes Ulshofer, Coloiua: M
committee and must be in by Satpresiding.
Steinbach, Avetn-i: '
urday. Members of the commit.'.ee TO RECEIVE COMMUNION
Harold Barr, Third Ward can- Dlckson, ColouiH, Wi
are Mrs. Joseph Thomson, chairWOODBRIDGE — The Rosary didate for the Town Committee, and Iselln: Mrs. Wn
man: Mrs. A. W. Scheldt. Mrs. Society of St. James' ChurcH wilt spoke on plans for the coming Hopelawn
Mrs. Joseph P..i;.;,
H. D. ClRrk, Mrs. H. B. Rankin. receive holy communion in a body campaign, and discussed some of
teer trainer, annoui: •
•\;iu, Clarence Zischkau and Mrs. Sunday at the 6:45 Mass.
the issues involved.
(Intermediatei d a : :
Olive Van Iderstiiif.
The first meetin« of the season | Tentative plans were mode to i October 4 from it A
hold
a
card
party
on
October
21,
Mrs. Andrew Simonsen, Mrs. will be held Tuesday night in the
and a candy inuk.;.
Fred M. Adams, Mrs. Kennsih school auditorium, after Noveaa at the Rhodes home, under the i November I from 1) A
Butler. Mrs. John J. Dowlini?. M:M. sprvices in the church. Mrs. Peter chairmanship of Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Nels Peterson
Olive Van Iderstine. Mrs. A. W. Krulikowski and Mrs. Nathan Grlbble.
i sewing consultant
Scheldt and Miss Betty Johnson Patten and members of their
Ralph Miranda was the winner
will model fur coats and hats. bands will be in charge of the of the dark horse prize, and coPrivate Unitvd sDoor prizes will be awarded.
hostesses for the evening were ments rose by $;( mil
social.
Mrs. Robert Fischer and Mrs, Jo- year, according in :.
Mrs. A. \V. Scheldt will be .hi
hostess to the next meeting of the
Auto production is dropping off seph Stark. The next meeting of Business Economic ••:
the club will be held on October 27. ment of Commein
club October 19.
in readying the '56 models.
\venel GOP Makes
Card Party Plans
Style Show Opens
Season for Club
ut
by Uie
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Season at Dinner
— MaKlstntn
,, i i) Desmond gavij' an In• ;ii". 1,11k on "Juvenile Dellnv mirl "Tlip Important Pnrt
,','„ n I'luy in Their Community
Will us in the Home," at a
, ,. i iniHinK lielrt In the Liu
;i;:1 inn, uiiirkini! the opening
i!iison of the Wootl;iU
n's Club.
Henry Dunham was in
nf I he supper, assisted by
iinii'l Cosurove arid Mrs.
,,. (lull cnllert wna read by
Kdivai'rt Ht'ltnsr mul the
HI., was Riven by Mrs. J. J.
inci>«n, a past president. Mrs.
i Konnwlcz was welcomed as
\> iviis vntrd to donate $25,00 to1
,. WnodbrldKe Emwgtncy Squad.
\ i : , Norherl* Jost. president.
-.. .iitic-ecl College Diiy will be
;,! odobrr 29 at Douglass Col.,. The event Is sponsored by
. N. .1. State Federation of
iV.HIH'll'.S Clubs and Is designed to
,iint. high school girls i n d
I, members with the 'Women's
;>,.,. of the State University,
v nvnilwr wishing to attend \p
PACJK THRKS
THURSDAY, KKPTUMRKH 2<», 1955
At. Co
WOODBRlDaE—The first class
of a fifteen lesson series or social
dancing classes will be held October 4- niter registration at'7:00
P. M. at the Woodljrldge Jewish
Community Center, J^mboy Avenue. Classes In Waltz, fox trot, Jitterbug and squai'e dancing will be
open' t » l all sixth, seventh and
eighth grade students'at a nominal charge.
Mrs. Ralph Deutsch, chairman,
announced that registration will
be on a first come, first served
basis us enrollment Is limited.
LesBonK will continue on Tuefcduy evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock at
the Confer, with' t,he exception of
holidays. Mr and Mrs. Lee Crolghton, of Roselle, havo been hired as
Instructors. A soclnl function will
culminate the series.
Township G.O. P.
Meets in Avenel
Democratic Club
on; NQV. 5
Flower Skow,
Slated Satu
W( lODQRIDQE—Michael Rcrko,
scn.'liuy or the First Ward. Sixth
District Democratic Chltt. tiniKiunrcd that Steve Hold, PITRIilcnt. lias appointed n ttaiice committee to jointly arrange final
plan1; with the Second District.
Club for their second annual preelection dunce to be held in tin'
craftsmen's Club, Green Street-, an
November 5,
Music will be furnished by Lou
Jacobs ntul the public is invited to
a I tend, A jotiit program ml hook
is being prepared and all local
mcrchnntK nnd businessmen arc
asked to aid financially.'
The club has endorsed for reeleclion this j|.(\r: Senator "Bob"
VriKt'l. Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley nnd
I lie incumhcnt committcemnn for
reelection. L. Charles Manxione.
Any resident of this district who
-.visiles to vote and is not registered can do so srt either the home
"f Mrs. Elizabeth Huber, Watson!
Avenue, or Mrs. Rocco Vncco. Alnion Avenue, any night before
September 29.
AVF.NFI. Plfii!* were
for n bazunr. flower show
salr to h- held Saturday tfW(i 1ft,
A M «" 4 P M . In the
J
School, «p<in>ored by the
Club iif Avn»i -it tin* fir
inn of tin- '";t-!'!i h-ld in the W l *
nel Rc!',<m:. v.-in Mrs HaroM P i
o
VViKon p r i ' i i h ) '
At t i i c !! *vi- ,.i»i',v awards ittfl
be in i d . ii
: •lil' ,i11finsfmeat*.
is
(ii
lain;'
Bmiths
A;11 Xm u
.1 H'.: a! flower
-.iifli. '.'.' :t- c'pphant t»J>li
v,;; nu.'iudVhotnnd i firsiinn n*
mill i' i ,i-u:n
Am*nean
Hom IH'iuntiiiriit rliainnaii Mt*.
1 ft/iiiiiri.;. Will be tK.
,i>y..-!ed t.\v ;iu UardTO 0 * "
ih ii:m.m. Mrs.' KttSk
ri"/.. In rii:uic ol f.owrs.
'
Miss KUf.ru- <.!:»Mt;i', Avenel,, ft
iiiiir -indent «if. Wi«KlbrWgettl|h
School, was the :up<t She spob?
on her stay ut liu- Ci'wenship SftJN'
stUute which «-JS \,c'A at Ru»WWI
University dunn.; the sunUMT«
She was spons'.iiHi by thp W«^
man's Club and Ui>' Junior WO"
mans Club of Avenel;
i*:
It was announced tliat
m
American Home Deportment M
still collect'.m'. riu'.iiiizines for d | j tributiun tu husnltals. Mrs 8 f e .
Ward Colcy w;.s sn c!i'.»r« of hospitality, and she was ussistfd | | f
Mrs. Joseph A'.l-.uci1 and MriL j
Rsiymoml Heuuirh
I
! ' • . . .
AVENEL,
A meeting of the
Woodbrldse Township Republican
Club was held Monday evening in
the Avenel School, with a large
turnout from the First, Second
and Third Wards.
Speakers included Lyle B. Reeb,
»
-l to contact Mrs. Jost for Jr., cundidiite for Mayor; Arnold
Graham, municipal chairman;
,port.atlon.
M. J. Schubert, American Eugene aery, vice-chairman, First
WOODBRIDGE — Miss Shirley
r riialrmap, announced her Ward; Letter Stockel, candidate
Bliss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
for First Ward Committeeman;
itmrnt will meet today &t h»v
Krnest M. Bliss, of 20 Aldon TerRaymond F. Smith, candidate from
... 78 Amboy Avenue. Mrs.
ruce, Bloomfleld, became the bride
the Second Ward, and Harold L.
1
of Dr. Lowell G. MCLellan, son of
\ ; , ; mi LoRiH . ways and nwans Barr, <
MRS. STEPHEN IIORNYAK
HI man, reported her protect Ward.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy D, McLellan of
iait October 2 and appointed
24 Lillian Terrace, Woodbridge,
Mrs, Vernon Johnson, vice-presiMRS. NICHOLAS CZIRZAKI
last Saturday at 4 o'clock at the
captains: Mrs. Hnriy dent of the Avenel Fifth District
Friends' Meeting House In Mont11 Hi-en, Mrs. Bernard Concan- Republican Club, and the Third
AVENEl. — Miss Nancy Perry,
clair.
i:,,n. Mrs. David Black, Mrs. Jacob Ward vice-chairman, conducted
344 Blanch:ird AUMUIO. was ffU«t
i-vliriii and Mrs. Charles Farr.
The bride wore an ankle-length
the meeting in the absence of
nf honor at a suipriM- bridal showdress of imported rosepoint lace
it was nnnounced that Federa- Frederick M. Adams, president of
er, given by Mr-.. Hobt-rt Perry ftt
i mi Niu'ht will be featured at the the Township Club, who could not
WOODBRIDGE — Miss Carolyn lobert Davis, Greg Clement, Jer- over candle-light satin. Her finher home, 21a RivinuUin Street,
next meeting, October 19, to be attend due to a business engage- Frances Twilbeck, daughter of Mr. >me M. Volk, all of New Orleans. ger-tip veil of silk Illusion w.is
Iselin.
WOODBRIDGE — Miss Mar- Woodbridge. Stephen Chonots,
:ltl(] in the Craftsmen's Club, ment.
ind Mrs. Charles Twilbeck, 5502 The bride wore a dress of caught in a matching lace headGuests attending were: Mrs.
It was announced that a card instance Street, New Orleans, :andlelight satin with lace, off the band and she carried a bouquet of guerite Ann Kunie, daughter of Carteret, served as best man and Alex Yuhns and Mrs. William MWii:ven Street, The club will celeushers
were
Ronald
Groblzna,
Mi.,• /.r its 36th birthday at that party, sponsored by the Fifth Dis- was married to Stephen John Hor- boulder and a lace panel down white crysanthemums on a white Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kunie, 15
gan, of Perth Amboy; Mrs. Johft
Peyser Street, became the bride chael Krupa and Stephen Varga. Morgan. Hopcl.iwn; Mrs. CharlM
ni, with Mrs. Arthur A. Over- trict Club, will be held on October nyak, son of Mr. and Mrs. John .he front, with an applique in the testament.
Corbin, Mrs. Huuy Kradjel. Mis.
The bride Is -a graduate of of Nicholas Czirzaki, Jr., 50 all of Carteret.
bid, third district vice president, 21 at 8 P. M. at the home of Mr. '. Hornyak, 568 Grand Avenue, at ikirt. The sown was trimmed with
,,„! Mrs. Prank R. Stratton. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, 62 Man- St. Francis of Assisl Church, New iced pearls and sequins. She wore Bloomfleld High School. She at- Christopher Street, Carteret, son For an honeymoon trip to the Arthur Paulsen, and Miss RuUl
Orleans, recently.
fingertip veii made of illusion tended Swarthmore College and of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cziia'.il, Poconos, the bride wore a black Brower, nil of Rnh\\;iy: Mrs. Ber• ,iut!icni vice president of the hattan Avenue.
The next meeting has been
Miss Anne Claire Twilbeck in a crown of seed pearls. Her bou- received a B.S. degree In Nursing Budapest Hungary, Saturday af- velvet suit with white accessories tram Clintun. Mrs H.irt'.ey Owen.
N i Federation, as guest speakers.
Mis Alfred Tyrrell, music Scheduled for October 26, place to served as her sister's maid of quet was made of lilies of the val- Education from Cornell Univer- ternoon In St. John's Oreek Cath- and an orchid corsage. On their Clark Township: Miss Margaret
honor and the bridesmaids were: ley, white orchids and stephanotis. sity—New York Hospital Schou olic Church, Perth Amboy. Rev. return October 1, Mr. and M:s. Clinton ami Mrs. James Laurie,
•i.iiiiian. asked those' Interested be unnounced at a later date.
Miss Leona Curtis and Carol Ann The couple spent several days of Nursing. The bridegroom is a Dr. Joseph Mackov, pastor, per- Czlraki will reside at the Carter* t Matawan; Mrs Gary Malyneux,
,,; minim: the music department
Cranford: Mrs Jusrph Perry and
Helm, New Orleans. The flower in Baton Rouge, La., and will make graduate of Woodbridge High formed the double-ring ceremony, address.
i. imri nt her home, 3 Vanderbilt Grahams are Hosts
Mrs. Louis Juliitn. Avenel.
girls were Beth Hallock, Staten their home in Woodbridge.
School, Rutgers University, and
The
bride
Is
a
graduate
of
!'!.! .' October 5,
The bride, who was given in
For Daughter, Kathryn Island, N. Y., and Peggy Ann Volk,
Miss Perry, daunluvr of Mr. and
Cornell
University
Medical
ColWoodbridge
High
School,
class
ot
Plans were made for the Third
marriage by her father, wore a
New Orleans.
lege. He is a member of Phi Beta gown of candlelight satin made 1955, and is employed In the of- Mrs, Joseph P.iry, will become
A; „•
AVENEL — Mr. and Mrs. Wll
;>,.•.':;d full conference October 11
Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha,
fice of the 'Woodbridge Sanitary the bride of Wi'.lmm Victor MorThe best man was Joseph V.
• i i:ir First Presbyterian Church, 11am Graham. 437 Hudson Boule
with an illusion neckline and full
honorary
medical
society,
Dr.
McPottery Co. Her'husband was edu- gan, Jr.. son of Mrs, William MorUrso,
Woodbridge,
and
ushers
were
skirt of shirred bonnet trimmed
rii'. with the local club as hos> vard, entertained In their homi
Lellan
is
now
Interning
at
the
cated in Hungary and is a chemi- gan, November 5. at Hue
with seed pearls and she carrhd
! Mrs. Neil Stoddard was ap-In honor of their daughter, Kath
Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in
cal operator at the American AK- Presbyteran Church of Avenel.
iyn,
who
celebrated
her
sixt
a cascade bouquet of ivflvy gladi...:itni wnerul chairman. LuncnCooperstown, N. Y.
rlcultureal Co., Carteret.
birthday.
NEW BABY GIRL
olus and orchids.
•i: w ill be served s t 12:30. ReserQuests
Included:
Bonnie
and
After
a
trip
to
West
Virginia
FORDS Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur
i!;ni:, must be made no later
MisS Joan Tomaso, Iselin, was SON FOR BUTALAS
William Hoffman, Nardlna Mioz
the couple wjll reside In Coopei-R maid of honor and the bridesKempf, 103 Pleasant Avenue, atts
II.m October 4, with Mrs. Eugene
FORDS—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Clare putz, Uury $rosh, Theresa
town,
maids, were Misses Janice Kunlc, Butala, 342 Crows Mill Road, are the parents of A daughter bom
Larterfr Keith Mtoura^ Christine
in the Perth Amboy General
Yugoslavia asks U. S. for $40,- Perth Amboy; Carole Jean Kunii, the parents of a son born In t h p
Leahy, Raymond Szlber, Madeline Mrs. Martin Marcus, genera
Hospital,
*•
Perth
Amboy
General
Hospital.
South
River,
and
Barbara
Simon,
II t MACHINE BURNS
500,000 in aid.
Moy and Joseph Thomas, all of chairman of the Woman's Hospi1
A VIKRBURY, Conn- -Rushing Avenel; Mr, and Mrs. William tal Guild Benefit Show, presided
iii.viviT an alarm, firemen found Murray and son, William, Linden, over a special committee meeting
imiior of an ice-making ma- and Kathryn's maternal grand- held In the Perth Amboy General
father, Ouy Decker, Jersey City.
,i:r oil fill'.
Hospital, Present were Mrs. Edward Tarloskl, program chairman;
Mrs. Walter Wavercssak, her cochuirman, and Mrs. George Kohut,
putron chairman.
Plans were discussed for the program Iwok for the "High Fever
Frolics'' which will be presented by
the Guild fit the Perth Amboy
"The Friendly Store'
Hisjh School auditorium on the
evening of November 18 and 19.
The production will consist enSTANLEY B. NAYLOR
tirely of local and urea talent. All
the committees and chairmen are 35 YEARS OF SERVICE: Stanvulunte.ers from Perth Amboy, ley B. Naylor, 150 High Street,
Furds-Kdison, Metuchen, Carteret, Woodbridge, h;is marked his
Woodbridge and Colonia. All the 35th year of Bell System service.
proceeds from the performances First employed at Lakcwood by
will be used to purchuse equip- the New York'Telephone Comment needed by the hospital. ,
pany for its New Jersey area,
Mrs. Tarloskl announced that Naylor is now an inside man at
the clo-sins; date for the publish- Woodbridge. His plant departi in}! of the program book is Oc- ment experience includes astober 17 and those interested in signments as installer and veplacing
advertisements
should puirman.
jcontiiot her as soon as possible.
First president of the Amboy
Mrs. Kohut urged all those who
Bell Club, and member of the
j will be patrons to contact her.
Mrs. Marcus announced that the Lakewood Lodge, F. & A. M.,
guild prseident, Mrs. R. Richard Mr. Naylor is a member ami
Feddersen, is in Atlantic City at- past chairman of the Elizabeth
tending the National Hospital As- Council, H. G. McCully Chapter,
Telephone Pioneers of America.
sociation Convention.
Miss Bliss feds
Woodbridge Man
Stephen J. Eornyak Takes
New Orleans Girl as Bride
4-
Nancy Perry Sets
Date for Weddii^
Marguerite Ann Kunie Weds
In St. John's G.C. Church
Guild to Present
Show, NOT.
Christensen's 1955
Deep-down comfort in dress-up s o c k s |
Watch for the
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THURSDAY, KKITEMBfiR 29,
V\V,Y Fun;
Colonia Fire (
Iti Sunday
!.'>
ICOLONIA ACTIVITIES
SOCIAL SECURITY
—Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Suit.
West Street, entertained at a
family picnic. Guests u-ere
uere Mr. »nd
Q When can I apply to hnve
my benefits Irro-en bccmise of disl
Mrs Hobert Suit, and children,
Lorralr,"
Helen. Rober*
and ability?
James; Mi. <*nd Mrs Noil Esposito , A. Anytime afltr December 31,
and children. Marjorie. William 19M. providrd ih»» you art still
i and Sandra, all >f Clark; Mr and totally disabled al the time of fllMrs. Michael Funiock «nd chll- Jn«.
"
;drerv, Betty Ann. Kathy, Larry,, Q 1)O y o l l j , , , V ( , i( ,, y pamphlets
j Oarothy and Michael. J r . and Mr., t n a t nv'Mn
( t v ctmiiRes in social
land Mrs. Els*or>n Dougherty. | w r t j r i , y m a d f by the 1954 amendi Colonia.
• n)fnt>?
,»uJ
- M r s . Herman Th»v<s. Arc-' A V n T h f following' pamhonored with p ^ ^ %tt aV&iUMc upon request:
M K s i a n g e l a Avenue, vm
a stork'sho*»r. given by her sifNo. 2 Hov la estimate pay• :v.Kcr and!
ter, Mrs Harold Demas. \Voodments to roar family.
.- :v.ri to Perj brxlg*. at the Arcansela Avenue
No. 3 F w t s about earnings
•::: Mr* Wi.-t addresr Oufjts were Mrs Joseph I
V,
while rrf«ivinc payments.
3 1 :s George i Urban. Mrs Thomas Klimko, Mrs.!
bin;
No.
1 Parts for those who
•rrt.-ieri ;he Fail I Patsy De Core »nd Mrs.faul Kltmare disabled.
N J p:v»:in • ko. »U of Elir.U>eth, Mr,?. Wtlliara'
No. I Facts for household
As.v*:at:on of • Dziedzie and Mrs. Walter Dziedxie.
0'
workers.
r w - m r . h?:.i a: T r e n - i M , p ) e W 0 W i ; M r f . P a u , y TrogUa.
No. 6 Farts for farm famTY-.i. :- Caliece T:TTI-jwoodbridge: Mrs. Peter Demas
lltes.
ton O : •< •,:r.. ».-Tf by Mrj Ray-i and Mrs Sally Miller. Roselle
No. 35 Your social security,
BPT i.-. r. .V-.s : prr-vKien' Wes< Park: Mrs Hetlxrt Wharton. RahAny or all of the above pam.: .if :*-.-• X J State Dr..- «ay. Mrs J A Kennedy. Metuch- phlets may be obtained without
Mr? Paul Popovitch. Cliff- charge by railing or writing the
Trfrjton StJte wood Beach Mrs. Richard Ber- district office.
nard. West field. Mrs Emery GlagTeat:. > M.v
Q Wiil you explain briefly
what is meant by the "drop-out"
Mrs
Frank
Papen.
Mrs.
Jos«ph
l;e;.i :r. Isv- Ar.jf'.f*. Cil
Cobran. Mrs. Edmund Kabaitis. provisions of the new law?
A. I'nder the old law jour avMrs. John Baoh. Mrs. Carl LehSecoac Y:<y P;--'.oe:r. AAV
erage rarninrs could be pulled
mar.n.
Mrs.
Louis
Sandonato.
Mrs.
»iiiirf-«\i ;hc N J Fill W:
J. J. B*remeist«. Mrs. Michael down by years in which yon had
MArtinko, Mrs. Albert Muskarinec low earnings or no earnings at ail.
—Mr .^r..i Mr? F, -ber- Ar.dr»T*. and Mrs. Michael Sawezak. Col- If you first become eligible for olda*r insurance benefits after AugJlcF;»''..>!jr R.vi.i. were cues:* of on'.a.
ust, 1954, or have l\i years of covMr ;s;ii- Mrs. Frrd U i e of Ves;ered work after June, 19S3, or if
fttld !or a fV.ow sr.d sinner :n
you meet certain other requireBucks CVjnty. Pa
ments, up to four of those low" —Mrs John A:r.s'.d. N'eir Dover
income y e a n can bo dropped out
Road ar.d Mrs. D .r..iir; Carr. Mein figuring your average earnings.
twehen. v;.«..(ii the Trail Side Mutf you have had five or more years
»enm ;« Witohuup at a flower
of covered work, one more year
*ho*\ sper.>o:oti by Union County
AVENEL — M r s . Margaret can be dropped o u t This will inPark ,-y.oem
Kreisel. eighth district president, crease the amount of your average
—M;>> Cir.n;e Cosianzo. Eliza- and Mrs. Joseph Dobos. past earnings, which means that your
beth. .-;>T.: several day* with Mr. eighth district president, and Mrs. benefit will be higher.
»nrt M:.~ HS:TV Morecrolt, Kitn- Patrick Nolan, department patiiberky Ro.ui.
otic Instructor, were guests at a WDER FALSE PRETENSES
• —Mr. ana Mr- George Nelson, meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
•Jack." asked one of the vjsitlng
18 T»r.i!le*--HXl I^ne. and their Avenel Memorial Post 7164, V. F. sportsmen of an Arkansas hunter,
dauKh:<r. Mrs Arnnlri DAmbr).«, W., Monday in the post club "do you think that mall order outgame arU'.ress. entertained in rooms in Club Avenel.
fit of yours helps to get more
Plans were completed (or the bears?"
honor ol Mr. Nrlsnn's birthday
i n d a weUNimf home party for supper to be sponsored by the
"You're dern tootln' it does,"
1 fiD
Anioli: D'Ambrosa, who auxiliary Saturday Irom 5:00 to rejoined the veteran hunter.
has been j'.v. ineri at Kodia*, 8:00 P. M., at the Maple Tr°e
"How so?" he was astced.
47-day l^ave
he Farm.
Alaska
Afu-r
la
^
"Well,"
said Jack, "when them
Mrs. James J. O'Brien was
ill report to Floyd Bennett Field
bears see me dressed up like a
In Brooklyn. Twenty-five guests named chairman of a project to
jitendtd the couV. affair, from sell dish towels and dish cloths, dude from Memphis they decide
Rahway. W^tilbrids e and Perth with the proceeds to gO to the right away that I couldn't hit the
building fund for the post home. side of a b a m at ten paces, and
Amboy.
—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marr Mrs. Raymond Seeman was tha that, anyhow, I'm pretty sure to1
and children, Jeanne. Jellrey .v.i1 winner of the attendance award. be too drunk to do any shooun .
a'UU. So they just don't pay no
Howard, of EliMbeth, were dinner
A "worm feeder" is invented for attention to me. I'm able to shoot
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hany
pet fish.
"
|'em at point-blank range!"
MoreVroft. Kimberley Road.
Unit to Sponsor
Supper Saturday
OPEN IHH SF.—INIH S'IKIAI. Sl'PPl.Y I'SKRS: The llansen ;ind Yurke Company nf New Jersey, located in WoodbridKe at
Green Street and Route !). a comparatively new member in th • Township's industrial circles, will hold "Open House" fur Industrial supply users nn Oci. J and « fnim 4 to ft P. M. The affair will be in the form of an industrial products exhibit. In this exhibit
there will be shewn the latest electric power tools, machine tnols, industrial supplies, materials, handling and power transmission equipmrnt. Tlf company is a branch of the llansen and Yorke Co., Inc., Warren Street, New York City. The Woodbridge
plant opened in January lust year. The company has been in t lie Industrial supply business since 1954. Arthur Y'orke Is the
president and other officers of tlic concern are: Kenneth E. Yirke. vice president; Albert M. Redlleh, viec-presldent; Douxlas A.
Yorhc, assistant vice-president: Anthony I). Torre, WoodbridRC, office manager. Albert Rcdlieh Is In eharee of the Woodbridge
office and warehouse. The company is among the leading distributors of the finest quality lines of Industrial supplies. They
are representatives of such lines as Yale and Towne, Boston O *ar Works, Black and Decker, I,. S. Starrett and many others. The
firm employs tfl persons including the following local resident ••: Elr/»b»th McKadden, Mary Soea, Frrd Baldwin. Woodbrldge,
and Cecil Gray, Iselin.
j I'OSTPONE MEETING
j WOODBRIDOE — The Younu
I Adults o( the First Congregational
' Church have postponed the me"t, insi of October 2 to October 9 ot
the church due to the missionary
WOODBRIDGE — Girl Scout
WOODBRIDGE — The Girls conference at the Congregational
Friendly Society of Trinity Episco- Church in Westfield. The October [Troop 20, sponsored by the White
pal Church held its opening meet- 9 session will be held in the church Church Guild e'.ected officers at
recreation rooms at which tim»
ing in the Parish House.
the opening fall meeting held In
Mrs. Joseph Sipos and Mrs. Miss Sophie Johnson will speak the Prebbyterinn Church hall.
Adam Cunningham, associate?, about the Indians of New MexiThey are Mary Ellen Varey. atconducted the meeting and the co.
tendance keeper: Faith Ellis,
election of officers.
scribe; Marianne Bell, treasurer;
Those elected were: Nancy Rapp, TRICK ROLLS OFF
Mary Ann Wedemeyer, publicity:
ADRIAN, Mich.—Ready to \o\A Mrs. Norman Kilby. leader, and
president: Judy McKean. vicepresident: Mary Ellen Varey. sec- a truck. Kenneth Deermyer dis- Mrs. John Ruth, assistant leader,
retary; Ancela Joyce, treasurer, covered the truck had rolled out conducted the meeting. Mrs. Kilby
and Mary Ann Wedemeyer, pub- of, thf "orttge, traveled 200'feet announced that the troop will parlicity.
across the street, jumped a curb, ticipate in the annual cookie sale.
Mrs. Sipos announced plans for smashed a fence, tore up two trees, Activities planned for the fall
the girls to make skirts and caps plunged over a bank and stopped, season will feature work on health
to be worn at the weekly meetings. resting against a concrete abut- and safety badges. A visit to the
Bonnie Sue Kubicka was welcomed ment, inches from the River local first aid headquarters will
be included.
Raisen.
a new member.
Girl Scout Troop
Elects Officers
Friendly Society
Elects Officers
MAN HAM SUITER
AVENEL — The Rosary Society of St. Andrew's Church will
spensor a parish ham supper, October 20. from 5:00 to 8:00 P. M.,
in the church hall. Tickets »re now
available and may be purchased
from any member of the committee. A meeting of committee members will be held tonight at 8:00
o;clock in the home of the chairman, Mrs. John Mahon, 415 Belgrade Street. Mrs. Mahon is being
assisted by Mrs. William Larsen.
COLONIA -The (\
leer Chemical n ,;,
Company, uniinr tin .
Fire Chief William i
:iucted a drill Hunt : \ ..
Both fire truck, tt, .
the purpose nf t|,,, ,
check the flow pi-r•..,.,,,,,
fire hydran's whi: b • •
stalled in Lake .»•, ,
trlcl 12
The chief statoil II,
who live within nim ;
fire hydrant shmiii!
insurance compimv
obtain a subHaniM:
the Cost, of their !m ,•
President Rn'ii,,: : ,.
Board of F-.iT Con.•,.
the district artvii-ei :
the Model 50 Mack ;
been completely K,,,
New Jer»«y Fire Kin.
pany or Dufieltai ,m
service within a [n.
Diamond T truck »ii.
mlssionm purrhav
Colonia Volunteci r
and Ladder Comiuiu
out of service ami n.
m e n u will be m,..,
Mack fire truck *,.l
service until the iii.iir
Is put back in serv;i ••
TtlC company I :
on all new residcr,:
Rtructed them a :
procedure in tun; :
alarm, also th" n >
burnins the leave, .
ALL WRONG
SARA8OTA. YU.
ing charges wore i,,--,
a driver after a hit :
reckless driving <ni
unattended vehicle. i
aid and informal:..:of an accident. f;ni
an accident, <!nv,;
THAT'S EVERYTHING
"Father wants to know if you'll license, leavim: n,lend us your lawnmower?" said accident and fining
Junior to the new neighbor. The a known crimin.il
neighbor watched the boy pushing
his lawn mower away when he
President Ruiz r v
called after him: "Haven't you ly said that Mexi. -. .
forgotten to say something, son?" the highest ecnnii.'i,..
"No, but dad said if the tight- her history duntu ;
wad refuses, try next door."
months.
Attention: Industrial Supply Users
. . .
—Mr. and -Mrs. Stephen Andrews. Coliini* Boulevard, returned Mr Andrew's mother. Mi'5.
Alexander Andrews. u> her home,
Caslleion. N. Y. She has spent the
last mon'.li w;;h h.r son and
—Mr ami Mi.s Pri'd
ipan am; •iu'.r.ren, Joanne, DoJbres. Robev: and Jacqueline, of
Ridje Ro.u; aiui their miest, Miss
Sandra Wlu:e, U.M) of Colonia, all
Itwnclcd t:'>«' New Jersey State
Fair.
-Mrs.
F u n k Kilipponi. 130
Ridje Road, t-ntertamtd Lhe 3 C's
Card Club AtiriuhnR were Mrs.
Henry s::iioel. Mr-. Fn d Zimmei1man Atid Mrs. Koss Rathburn, all
Colon;.*, and Mrs. George Mell of
lUhwfty Ti.e next, dub meeting
Will be w;;h Mis. Zimmorman.
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fihpiwni
of 130 R:dae Road, attended the
reuiv/m of Hillside Hinh
School, o.ass of 1944. Mrs. Pilipiwni is the former Miss Margaret
Buclur.an of H:Usi(ie.
—Mr ami Mrs. .Stanley Bcrp(.V.uiuii Biiuli'vjiid. ent«rMr. »nd Mrs. John La Patta and son Kenneth. Whttehouse.
—Mr. and Mrs. Christian Longbnu'. 2'2\ C'lkmui Boulevard, entcrin hnnur of their ninth
a uimiwTMiiy and Mrs.
Loniibine's birthday. Guests were
Mr. and Mis Cln-i.^tian Longbine,
Sr,, Mr. .iiKi Mrs. Charles Bender,
Laurence Harbor; Mr. and Mrs.
Iiftuts Ui Porla. Mr. and Mrs. William Urt'iuino. Mr. und Mrs. Benjjmin Ui Port a, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond La Portii, all Newark.
attd Mr. nil Mrs. Anthony Buonomo. CaluniA.
—Mr. am' Mrs. Edward Bobb,
ST., Culonia Boulevard, attended
tlie Rocky Marcia no-Archie Moore
fight in New York City,
j —Mass Patricia Scott, Inmati
Avenge, attended a fashion show
,tp Jefsey City and was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. WilSinnott, Jersey City.
EXTRA!
75th Anniversary
SPECIAL
$
1O
FREE
IN FURNISHINGS
With Purchase of Any
($50.00 ur More)
SUIT or TOPCOAT
BH1EGS
Smith at King Street
iVith Amboy
SftA
SHOW
Will
OPEN
I'I K
WED.
CHANGE
and
Your Life With
Your Small Change
• * $ • - '
If you're looking for more happiness, progress,
or peace-of-m^nd, don't overlook "money in the
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i\
And if you'd like more "money in the bank,"
don't overlook the coinslthat are slipping through
your fingers. You can turn your small change into
a big account . . . and that definitely would
achieve some pleasant changes in your life. Figures dbn't lie, and here they are!
Weekly
Denosir
1-Year
Total*
3-Year
Total *
5-Vew
Total'
$ 2.00
5.00
10.00
25.00
$ 104.00
260.00
520.00
1,300.00
$ 312.00
780.00
1,560.00
3,900.00
% 520.00
1,300.00
2,600.00
6,500.00
•Plus Pi-bailing Interest kates—Current Rate
is 27'. Start With a Dollar—Finish With a Nest
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HANSEN& YORKE COJ of N.J.
455 GREEN' STREET and ftOUTf: 9
WOodbridge 8-8O80
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
,i ii,NDENT-LEADER
PAGE FIVE
THURSDAY, KMTKMKKIl 2!), HCtf
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SUMMIT'S
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and rW. ]
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f!ji:.ix-rt<wn» and chil-;
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HTI Of.Vf XllRKES: Loral «irl on far right, Jacqueline Cannllla, 13 Jean Court. WoodbrldRr, is shown enrolling at the School of
Margin* of thr Albert Klnstrin Medical Center, Philadelphia. Olh ers shown with her. left to rieht. are Nancy Ackennan. A»bury Park;
Judith Lewis, ftalontown; Beverly Bartash, Niw.irk, and Lnretta Jane Fener, Maplewood.
ArsjaJa.*
I Mr* !
ISELIN PERSONALS
d Mr*. Marttn Caktn
i••;•>•. Bradford R a w .
;,•] a'><-*t* <JJ Mr. and
,m UJUOT. Wewsrfc.
Miss Janice Yanik
Weds Local Man
The best mtm was Jack Fetsko,
Avenel, and George and Michael
Yanik. Fords, cousins of the
bride and John Yanik, Wood'
bridge, her brother, ushered.
Both the bride and bridegroom
attended
Woodbrtdge
schools
Prior to her 'marriage the bride
was employed by Dr. Eli Cooper
man, Fords. Her husband is now
serving in the U. s. Air Force and
was stationed in Sheppard Air
Force Base, Sheppard, Trx. After
a wedding trip through New York
state, the couple will reside in
Plattsburg, N. Y., where Mr. Fales
will be stationed. For going away
the bride tfore a betee loophdlt
knit dress with a blege topper,
dark brown accessories and an
orchid corsage.
urday of their little cousin, RichWOODBRIDGE — Miss Janice
ard Clamer of Linden.
iiid attended a
By
—Little Faith Maxwell, daugh- Yanik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
; day jarty in
.John Yanik, 36 Wedgewood AveGLADYS E. ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Max- nue, became the bride of John
Penj Adwell. Charles Street, celebrated h:,'r
SCANK
birthday at a family dinner Friday. Pales, son of Mrs. Helen Fales,
—A week-end guest of the Orinj9-C Bunns Lane, and John Fales.
\<n Lincoln
Mr Herbert Kramer
Berry's, Elmhurst Avenue, was Perth Amboy, Sunday afternoon
Highway
1. 11* alVl Lftnita
MJCS. Carrie Pavy, Cincinnati, at the First Presbyterian Church
o.iiij'i fwwt* ul Mr
Tel. 1,1-8-1679 Ohio. The Berrys and their guest with the Rev. Earl Hannum Devisited points of interest along vanney officiating at the cereftlflthe Jersey shore ancj in New York mony
parThe bride was given in marWill an Kn'itt, Indiana Ave- lity.
Ml- Lou Fra. ?£fT»;• turned home to recup—Mrs. Arthur Markell, Mag- riage'by her father and wore a
'•r iieinw H patient at 8t, nolia Road, was a Sunday evening ballerina-length gown of nylon
r; Bltiln T> W*r- Ban., ,j-,iA Hospital,
uest of her son-in-law and daugh-1 t u l l e a n d Chantilly lace over satin
;
^-o.f*l «f honor at
ter, Mr, and Mrs. Robert S. Scank, with'a bouffant skirt over a rufMr
.iiid
Mrs.
Frank
Bingert,
lor fatr birthday
fled hoop of nylon tulle edged
Metuchen.
Mt awl 141 CirifM,! Avenue, announce the
with waterfall Chantilly lace. The
fcirth *f A son at Perth Amboy
—Carl Joseph McGhee, son of
H.
fitted lace bodice was designed
Ow-ra! Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McGhee, 20
Mind. John
with a winged collar embroidered
The S**ing Circle of the First Farmhaven Road, took as his bride in seed pearls and rhinestones
an Church of Iselln, met Miss Prlscilla Ann Stone, '409 Al- and long pointed sleeves. Her finMr Bih'm »wf Wednesday at the home of Mrs. den Road. Avenel, Saturday after- gertip veil of illusion was draped
ij*i:
Kitty aiuf Ar *n* C. Calvert, 74 Trieste Street. noon in St. Andrew's Church, from a crown of orange blossoms
Mrs A.ice Thompson was in Avenel. The bridegroom served and she carried a Bible adorned
three years with U. S. Air Force.
>.. A3 Grctrs, FJjrwith orchids and feathered car—Mrs, John Kimball, Charles nations.
i t Jw*J» Sato.'**?
--A 3 c August J. Kaufmann. Jr.,
Street, Is chairman of a baked
B
Miss Gloria Sofield, Woodbridge
goods sale for the benefit of New
.V*j*fctn Wood »A.i a Friday auest of Mr. and
attended the bride as maid of
Dover Methodist Church,
: n * n t « « K ot Mm Of«fe Maxwell, Oharlw sored by Women's Society of rionoVrwliile bridesmaids included
ca?r ps>:*j t* R*f.Streft. •
Christian Service, which will be the bride's sister, Mrs. Anna
*."- Mi and MM. —aunday dinner guests of Mr, held October 8 from 2 to 6 P. M. Norko, Perth Amboy, and the
• z M;
Mf» PTS<J J ! U j
bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Dordthy
Hnbert C Scank, Lincoln in the Sunday School rooms.
A» <ltrtn., Huiivtay. iniluded Mr. and Mis
—Star of Iselln Circle 54, Lady Johnson, Woodbridge. Miss Judith
; A few d»yi
S. Scank and children Foresters of America held its regu- Yanik, Carteret, cousin of the
» txmmtA and
?x, Bobby, and Linda, Metuch- lar meeting on Monday evening at | b r i d e w a s a bridesmaid.
«* iwme on
«5d Mr and Mrs. William C School No. 5. Mrs. Frank Moscar.V.:
nk and children. Jackie, Billy clll announced that a new mer- Cooper Avenue and Befrkely
E»J: Karun. *l ir . if Lor.'>l, Railway,
chandise project was started and Boulevard; Mr. and Mrs. Russell
-Mr und Mrs. Andrew Pa- urged more members to take part Swartz, Carteret, Mr. and Mrs.
1 Pmft
and children, Raymond,tin'the project. Mrs. Kntherine George Maxwell and Mr. Richard
- , . Iris,
_ , _ . Mrs.
. . . . .M.
. r,
A D o n a c a n w a s awarded the special Workman, Iselin, motored to Lakei Jawce. and
Raymond,
itwl Miss E. Carlsen, all of Klva prize and Mrs. Mary Scarpettl, wood to attend a Fellowship Meet|M \l
3trset, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rahway, was winner of cook pots. ing.
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The officers and members were in—Fred German, Ridgeley Aveto M, Aenensen, Red Bank.
*.t* ar»
—Friday evening guests of Mr. vited by three area circles to ''Visi- nue, and Mrs. Joseph Mauceri,
and Mrs R. C, Scank, Lincoln tation Night" at their next regular Bird Avenue, attended a Communion Breakfast at Sacred Heart Cato Swan-! Hn?i!way. were Mr. and Mrs. Har- meeting.
offlteul*', old Maul and children, Glen and —Rev. Alton and Mrs. Richard- thedral, Sunday. The Iselin men
*wt Diane; formerly of Iselin, but now son and children, Lillian and Faith, were part of a group of Western
T:jr ME&* f*»u ' makirm an extended visit at Mr. Iselin Assembly of God Church, Electric men,
•:- '.-S R#a»>« 'ML- Mau!'.< mother's. Mrs. Grace Maul,
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1955
PAfJF MX
Girl Scout Troop ,AV$N¥Ji PERSONA$
Names New Slate
•Iny night nt fi 1,
KSTABI.IMI RKORI) For selling over a. million dollars worth of insurant* In a wepk the Prudential Insurance Company's agents nt the Woodbrldge office wet*
honored with :i picnic in Rooievett farli. Thf eAtlre ijroup is seen in the abovr photo. Amonc the salesmen of the Wriodbridge uffioe are local residents Anthony
CaccTola, Cliir Bixet. John Gels. Themas Uwnrthy, Nlckol.is DaPrile, Robert Schwenier, Samuel Roth and Lloyd
I For going away the bride wore a the Perth Amboy National Bank.
1 blue princess-styled dress with i The bridegroom Is a graduate of
black hat and accessories and an Middlesex County Boys Vocaorchid corsage.
tional and Technical High School,
The bride is a graduate of Perth Class of 1952 and is presently servAmboy High School, Class of 1954 ing with the U. S. Army at Grand
—Weekend guest* of Mr. and
and was employed in the office of Island, N. Y.
WOODBRIDQE
—
St.
James
Irs. Stanley Closman, 31 Melvin
By
ivenue. were Mr. and Mrs. Dov Church was the setting Saturday
irucker who just returned from afternoon for the wedding of Miss
GLADYS E.
two and a half year tour abroad; Elizabeth Ann Kuchlnski, daughSCANS
Mrs. Dora §haffer, New York City,. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuchin497 Lincoln mother of Mrs. Brucker and Mrs. ski. Apartment 3-F, Delaniy
Homes, Perth Amboy, to PlBrte
Closman.
Highway
J. Catano, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Other
guests
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
at the new-spacious - ultra modern
Victor Catano, 712 Barron AveTel. LI-8-18J9
lyman Qlickman, Westbury Park, nue.
ind Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Ditlln,
tfetuchen, Mrs. Brucker is Mrs. Rev. Gustave Napolean officiated at the double-ring ceremony.
Slosnian's
sister.
Chip O'Neill, son of Mr. and
The bride was given In marMrs. Charles O'Neill. Bedford Ave- —On Friday evening a group of riage by her father and wore a
nue, is confined to the house with 'omen from Westbury Park at- ballerina-length gown of white
mumps.
nded a theater performance of nylon chiffon over satin designed
—Mr. and Mrs William Hasaett,, Anniversary Waltz" at the Booth with' a portrait neckline, draped
NEW JERSEY'S MOST POPULAR ORCHESTRAS
31 Westbury Road, were hosts at Theater, New York City. They then bodice, and short shirred sleeves
BARON BOBICK — AL KALLA — ANDY WELLS
a birthday party in honor oi Mrs, dined at Dinjj-KJo Restaurant. In- and a bouffant skirt. Her veil was
Hassett's father, Anthony Alello, cluded In the group were Mrs. shoulder-length of silk illusion
WALTER KROSS
Jersey City, who observed his fifty- Philip Schwartz, Mrs. Seymour
and
was
attached
to
a
princess
seventh birthday. Guests were Mr. Klepner. Mrs. Hy GVickman, Mrs.
and Mrs. Anthony Santora. Mr. Sorihan Tucker and Sam Kauf- coronet of pearls and rhlnestohes.
She carried a colonial bouquet of
and Mrs. Louis Calabrese, Mr. and nan.
Music by
Mrs. O. Russo, Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Klep- white roses and pink bab/s
breath.
Thomas Santora, Mr. and. Mrs. Jo- ner, Bedford Avenue, were SaturMiss Ann Kuchlnski attended
seph Calabrese, Mr. and Mrs.
Gabriel Santora, Mr. and Mrs. A. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Manny her sister as maid of honor. Frank
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Skay, Woodbridpe. was the best
Magnolia, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cor- Goldfarb, Metuchen.
man.
reio, and Mr. Anthony Esposlto, —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
all of Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. ialvatore Santelli, 194 Worth After a short stay in Atlantic
Coming Soon . . .
Prank Tagllarenl, Mrs. Charles Street, were Mr. and Mrs. G. Rus- City the newlyweds will travel to
NAME BANDS AND POLKA PARTIES
Messina. Mr. and Mrs. George so, Mrs. M. Denicola and son, Jo- their future home, 1099 Nash' Road,
WATCH FOR THE BATES
Beverldge, Westbury Park.
seph, and Mr. and Mrs. John North Tonawanfla, N. Y. where
they
will
be
at
home
after
today
Basile,
all
of
Jersey
City.
—Condolences to the Thomas
Beverldge family, 8 ByrCt Avenue,
on the death of Mrs. Beverldge's
father, Joseph McCabe, Jersey
City, who had a fatal heart attack
at the Beveridge home.
—Sunday dinner guests of the
Herman Goldfarbs, Julius Street,
included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Romer,
of Chtago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Fink and children, Jeffrey and Eddie, all of New York
City.
Westbury Park Notes
AVENEL — Eleceton of tiffin is
Jhurch hen
«&; held by Star of BeUi!ehrm
- The Avcnvl -,•
By Dflf S.
Gir: Scout Troop 14 at a mc;ti:iR
nWRlTUeSflny 11!
l?AVU> D,AVIS n the henp of y
in tlie home of the leader, Mrs
JoM. Poll, Runway Avenue.
15 Lenox Are. sen. « 2 Mmi<,m
E e t e d to offl.-e Were: Lorettii
Awnel
Poll, preisident: Mary MU'Pliv.
budget for n,,. ,
vlee-inesidtnt; Christine Mirlls.
-The
Av,.ii-i
secreti.-y; Susan Pepsin, tnwtir7164 V F W « , n
er: Doima Plnrtels. siwnni-iit.;iii{hl tit « n o D , i
nnns; Flor.inne tistolmfr nnd
Hub rooms C'h,;,
Dorothy Thomas, good ehriT.
- T h e Worm;,
The Democratic and Civic
Ten new members wrtc wrl-mird club of E*st Avenel, will meet all m^t \\pi\v,,
into the troop. Emilit1 Baldwin, Moii'Uiy nlnht at 8:&P o"ctock. in o'clock in Awn.
Katliy S.'-.ey, Marilyn Cummins, tlic Maple Tree Farm. A' report him Business {,,.
Beverly K'fiPleskl. Knri'rt M o u - will In ssiveh on the progress be- will bf
lin. Oayle (TJropta. MmMHiet R»«, ing made for the klck-ott dinner
s
Nancy Seal'?. Ann Swlssurk. tmd betiig sponsored by the club, lor A v e n u e , h a s \vU •••
Dorothy Ttn'onas.
CommUteenwn L. Ray AJfbanl. to Florida H. «
The troop fs partlclpatliiR 1" Hie candidate in the torthcoiplnfc No- In Wacom, On \
Olrl Scout cookie sale which vtill vember election. Plnns wtll be his son. Aitm.i
continue through October 3.
L-ompleUd fdr » Uieatet party In Dauda. wlio is v
New York City \M set' the stag* | Air Force B,ISP
p:ny "Junny."' Refreshments will ! —Mr. nnd MiEXPLANATION
be
served lifter the business ine«t- ^83 t>mortst A\, ;
"I know why we shouldn't C-~
j birth oi ii son \iv.
1
spise our enemies," said 'ittk
Avenfl Fire Company will hold ! September 23
Mary.
j Hospital. Eli7«b."All right," said the teacan; drill exercises Monday evening in
Uie
tkehouse.
"tell, us."
The Rosary Societiy of St. Railroads m,
'Well, w« ought to like wh.it
Andrew's Church will meet Mon- wtlght
made."
Catano-Kuchinski
Wedding k Hel(l
Dancing Every Friday Night
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Come in any time for the tops In food smlee.
Home Cooking • Hume Baking
Moth rah' Prices...
E d d i e a n d v N o r a \.<ii,:,
Proprietor-.
THIS FRIDAY, SEPT. 30th
Orders Prepared to \\\U nu>|
CALL WO-S-'
ANDY WELLS
What has
.ihe
PANSIES?
Lucky Eight Buy
Mountain Resort
WOODBRIDGF, — The purchase of a small summer note
to be converted into a hunting
lodt;e in the Bushkill area of the
Pocono Mountains was authorized
by the members of the Lucky
Eight Hunting Club Inc., Wood
bridge, at a meeting held in Lou
Horner's Log Cabin Sunday after
noon.
Nine of the ten members were
present at the dinner-meeting and
approved the transaction, Louis
Homer. Jr., and Harry Pozycki
were authorized to make the jtrlp
today to the real estate agejicy
in Bushkill to make the purchase
and put the present lodge up for
sale,
The new dwelling has fourteen
rooms, ten of them bedrooms, and
Is on a 15-acre tract In plain view
of Delaware Water Gap.
Windsor J. Lakls was appointed,
chairman! of a dance committee
for the (jlub's first annual dance
which will be held in late No
vember or early December. Walte
Merwin was appointed range of
fiefcr to arrange for the annual ,2L
! caMbre rifle championship among
i thi members. The trophy was won
last year by Lakis.
Mr. Homer was host at the
meeting and offered steamed
muscles and whole roast pheasants
to each member. Present wete Iwr
Homer, Lakis, Merwin, Pozycki, L.
Ray Alibani, Fred Adams, John
Schwart, Michael Mant'anaro, and
Zoltun Mayer.
NOW...vou can have
phones in
COLO
Surely, NOT the panaies
for which your hard-earned
i
nioney was spent and which
disappeared among the
weeds at the town hall ! ! !
Surely NOT the pansies.
SRAY
IVORY
GREEN
BEIGE
YELLOW
RED
COULD THE TOWN HALLACRATS be proud of issuing building permits
promiscuously without any thought to the future soTyour children, are
now attending school on split sessions—and will be for some time
to come?
I
COULD THE TOWN H|ALLACRATS be proud of a sewer system that
still isn't accepted in its entirety and for some mysterious! reason was
so far behind schedule that folks who bought homes could not move in
and were forced to live in temporary hjmsing for months?
COULD TI1L TOWN HALLACRATS Iw proud of the fact that their
mayor told newcomers who dared complain: "No one asked you to
move here"?
COULD THE TOWN HALLACRATS be proud of the fact that they treat
developers with kid gloves while home-owners with legitimate complaints are treated with discourtesy?
\
Library Board
Plans Card Party
8EWAREN—The board, of dl
rectors of the Sewaren Free Publl
Library made arrangements lor'
card party to be held on th« ave
ning of October 28 at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Hoiton Street, at a .meeting in .tjlie
Scheldt home Monday evening.
- Recently elected ' officers, Mrs
A. w. pchcidt, president: tjarr:
Howell. vicetfpresident; piarenc
Zischkau, treasurer, arid Mrs. Da
vid Balfour, secretary,; were iri
atalkd In o^ce. Others prawn
were' William Bird, H. D. Qlftrt
John J. Dowlftig; Daniel JWHfi,
Mrs. K. a . Crane, Harry Buiffe*
Anhui1 Mw:k und Mrs. Hwry Hil
gey, librarian.
Tin i
U.Win
Are YOU proud of the TOWN HALLACRATS? If you *re not—and you
have every reason not to be,
VOTE
THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
of Integrity, of Vision, of Foresight
Lyte B. Reeb, Jr. Lester Stackel Raymond F.Smith, Jr. Harold LBarr
Fir
FIRST WARD
ELECTION DAY Paid for by Friend* of Candidate*
SECOND V|ARD
THIRB WARD
November 8, 1955
BLUE
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'
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AND TlU NIWBST NOT* I * CQLQR T|ViWQ^i»
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'
,
,
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exciting daah of contrast. You c a n ^ y V
cojor to replace existing phone*.,. or aa a
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"
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^
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Office. Or call for free color foluw w imp yuur puuuuui
to you right away. Color Phonej art inexpensive- Just a rea
time charge for color plus the upual inat«^aUw or aubttitution.
F>.», Should you mov*. fVfn'to another paof tht «t^t«, y<»«r «9'«fr ^ n o n f W * w i t h y
Thf charge tor QQlor l» f
eharfO
l
•fi
rr,NDENT-I,EADER
LftFAYETTE ESTATES
WHEREAS, \hr Prtsidfnt of the United States and tt«
Qcveroar of New Jersey hive requested me to live lu:> at
to i>.e
to
i>
i i a u ticisnid to alleviate the rthatuhUU.u
prnbl DK or the physically handkoa^ped. and
. surveys have 'esUWished that to r.-hafaiUtek* «>«•
and p!ace them in gainful employment » awr.*
:h..r. hununr it is «ood Tcr government because it, unkes Uxom of u x consumers; f. is good lor b u s i n g be^-x .!
are protlUbt::
Liberty 1-lStt
.,,,<] Mrs. Ttromas
Sir;»t,
SOW. THKRKIORK, I. Hugh B. Quiatey. Mayor «t
bittx* Tc*n.v!»ip. hereby ur-e aU pltiit'ns to o'jssrv? "Rm.jl-.3t
»!w PbysxiUy H,irhi:csi>pert Wtvk" October ><• o:U u ,xk u
d»mnj whid» t)u>y should ass.st our Community Km,Jwy :"•*
Piiy«.-a:ly Handicapped Ccwmittee orfsinn!" Us >.-«-ruu;tj
uimpaitn u» br.n« about the rrhabaitatlan and *m.»toYm m U
the p h y y « :
; ,,,iiY-nrc)V
uniiiversar;
I 75 sfm"is in theih
...mi.'. the quests wjre Ms
, iltimrke. Long. Wand
Mis
G w dab Plans
Special Projwt
A Proclamation
MRS. KOSti:
GKO8S
to t ' w w M m
Mr*. For*
,':.»•
PAOE SEVEN
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ?9.
Murk Roonry am
,
>tis Parell Roontj
Mr :i:<d Mrs. R o * n d
K, -ii Park; Mi. »n<t Mrs
laii'it-tM, Jersey City
Kenny. Hohokus: Thuma
FURTHER, ! ask every employer in Woodtwid^ T«n>;i;»
to eiw*e»v«jr u» give Independence ta tfv* Handic.tp.JtM Thra^.x
KKtytatmrnl. and I reccw.jnend that they place the'r easier* foc
worfctrs W:,h the local office or the New'Jen*? State Employment Strvi?e wher* selective special placement te,hninues Kv
the hand'iappd enaWe skilled interviewers to pl,»ce i»^H:»\i
murkers in .«*« for whioh they are highly qualified.
„ Tin- Bronx: Mr. *o.
n i l Hynes, New Yort
t, Mr mid Mrs. 'Ha
Moohey. DeMi1 and M»
M- iiiul dnughler. Thorn.-a »nd Barney. Iwlpet
11 Itbration. but U*u
l*.rt'tla. sent her tao&
in Japan where she Is
\ltnlo Park Chapter of
\ ;•!,•] n-;\n Jewish Coniirass
Intention Tea at the
: i itliun Silver In Mento
,-.•:,,-, from Lafayette'B*i.^i.i.'d Ula BllU»r, Ooldle
,. Adele Blrnhoh, Dora
,iul Rosljw Gross. The
f: ,
• p iK gioup were charming
, ,,n>i a pleasant ewmnst
•.•
WOOOBWDOE -
The
Woof the
«n ti* new
is Oivm
Thurs-
TV
«tth
Mr
Ad*m.v
C i v « « a w » Mi»wd XTrs T 8
Hadassab Plans
ForOnegShabbat
with the New Jert»>
? for Women.
A tver of thanks was received
rmm Mrs. Carolyn B Broownn
ot t f B»rron Library for tt*
buoX< dan* »?d. This donation w»
WOODBR1D0K - A -ommu-.>
a Women's Civic Cub pro)*-!"
«Mtin« wU bt h*U at the ho-.:
for the yeiuf.
r Mrs. Henry Winttr. Or*»
\ ^^-.(t: pro:eot of communit
interest for the enduing ye«r I t m t . at 1 o'c:o*k ta furtlv
'sn^ for an Oa«t Sh«bi»aV spon
wo:«cd en by Mrv D I»
» t i by \ht Wootfbrtdne Chao:eh*.iii!»!i, anrf plans Will I
t Hada&sah on October I at t'u
in the r.;ar futute
Mrs. oit-wn iiriied all m»»bti riome of Mrs Ernest L.chtnun.
ts> tl e Qfneml P*i«ler Barron Avenue
pub;icuU>)u. "Club Woman.'
Uuest sj<!*k«rs wtll b* Mrs ts»All nioinb is unable- to attend «
•r> J»cobspn. Mrs. B\vnmn Da
Perth A!«bo». and Mr
(.tjt >!• .11 tli,< imvthm were Mrs
wt •# Mrs H M Otaw$. presl- Wil'.iam ti.tdik and Mrs J. Owl«*t Mrx CJwywww f i t t e d an i> »Hrx. G.idek was the winner ot
members to attend UM «hrk tiorw pritr. Mrs O K
w«,vs and means chairman
* fell
will IK'
csrd parfy Will bt
:>AH«<S1 : held hi Njvi-mbeT.
til the
Oonvtnuott.i A i ^ ' >l!t> ^u*"* tor the vea.
iwas suiwesltd and accepted, th*
«in.«-r of the !. i ; '"' n ( t «i »h« .ueUnit^as w n w i
ferfcm
i*Wh Gr*die
»t *
Award i f *'
note for Uw
TOO*. S U B bOOTIB
'SHEET HAS QUINT LAMBS
WOODBRIDOS — A Wrnln*
ArjKLAKD. New ZeaUnJ -r *
torch with l « fwt of taader has? fpur*ye»r-ol(i Romnry ewe r*.
wtth iaut«s. v«luM at »1M and trnttr |*«« birth to qulnWfe&it
an etaht-intrh skill a w worth t l & i»mbs on * turai n u r Taumarunl,
•*»re *tolwi trom a toai shed at '.This is beJicvcti tn be a v ,ld rsaMetal * Th»r»it Cu. vsrofxtny ,u o r ^ fw $heep AU Ivp l»inba*f«
Hhwajr Avtnue »«wrtnn* t« Sut 'repor>d to be healthy.
Socket DM*r and Pauoinwu j
—
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harhtsBan
I HIS TITtN
i
Say a h "
Ruthie Barnes uys^vui two :i j
But Dec. I tiidn't c.me m W
routines uf t«H> !.:-h>|b* e\aunin<>d I »*nt u pay •»»
• nicely n>«. rsp»is^i w.ihjbill'
se!l.ns pamo Virieljr
I A!'.'"
to
Club
t0
they will give their lmprt«!sl »r.'
>f their i«s?nt tour ot kt^el
A r - w b r mwtln* of Uw Cl»,»
M wUl be held on M>xid*y «t <'<
Wowibridite j e v U h Cummanu)
Center. Amboy Avetiue^
CONTEXTS CHANGED TKITK. •
JACKSONVILLE. Ft*.—Em- l 't
G. Lain's pickup trwk wa* u\ A
:we've s.illous of bbach u»
truck Lam was unhurt bus
inside of t!»e truck turuerf * .
Symptoms ot Distress ArisingTfbTi
STOMACH ULCERS
DUE TO EXCESS AClt
Card Party to Aid QUICK RELIEF OR NO Of
Ask About lS-Day Trial Offer!
Boy Seoul Troop
suest
AVKNKL — Plans were
I- an interesting talk on
w** m*de to the
. Articles acquired by th* to spc«\?or a card party for tiie
Enwsrrncy Sijuid.
HUGH B. QU1OLEY. Mayor ot WuxtbrUlxi- Ta«nsfii.>
nwtalware benefit of Boy Scout Troop 42
ti\*» Mr> Joseph
weaving
and
needlework
sponaoml by SV. Andrew's Church,
JJri
JiiTiTi
)*ntn»r
and
Attest; B J. DUNIOAN. Township Clerk
1 *\\A aduMwledjvd vi-ere displayed. The speaker ae i t a meetiinK of the U w p commitcoinpanied her talk with plctum tee and parents of the scouts heM
with
and covered fAHlities and customs at the church hall, it was an»**•
potential co)- of the country.
nounced by Matthew Quintan,
TWIN SISTERS HGCOMK
'TOTAL IHWBLES
that
The meeting «-as concluded wtUi h*irm:in.
MOTHERS SAMK DAY
GOLDEN. Co} - T h e
M - fi^fe » f « b e r s «rt« parents and Uw servirm of refreshments by
The »rtair wUl be held October
ORAUD PRAIRIE, Texas Mrs. I rollment at Colorado School of AU mtifre*rd \\x*ne people to at-, Mrs. Stulu and Mrs. Jolui Eppenitobert Heien and Mrs. Edward [Mines doubled this, year—',»
«nd CvO**w D*>\ S»t«n*iy, Oct. stoinev. co-hostes!*s of the even !l. at »00 P M.. at the church
Bennett, identical twins, aave **hen Catherine Uriun 19. a! -** «t lK«TCi«ss C*rrip\«s An cxifn-1 ing. The next regular meoung will tall, under th" chairmanship of
German Steinbach, who volxm*
is planned for the be held Thursday. Oct. 37,
!>ir',h to babies two hours apart Douglas, Wyo., an,1 Dawn H*yleered his services. He wlU be
i t a hospital in Dallas. Mrs. Holm tord, IS. of China Lake. CaU. »n- tfelMws Sndwlin« w m w tours,
Doing what others ftnd diffi- assisted by Walter Wojlecki,
had a son and M R . BenneU a rolled. The school's lone « e « u n | * « «*«*n retltaV a box luncheon
daughter. Each «ster now has a atudvnt last year. Nancy E*>1^T I UMI a x*rsjt>p hwtibiUl «ame This cult is talent: d*oing what is im- lender ot the troop, John Jacobs,
family of a girl and a boy. Their of Corpus Christi, Teaas. tr«!u- • P*v<»Ms *n eywlJwt opportunity po^iblf for talent is aenlus —• land Mr. Quintan. The public is
parties to becom? Henri-Frfaerie Amiel, 1831-1881, | invited
hu>b*nds work tor the same firm ferred O the Unlwrsi'j oi Co;>;' "*f
rado.
! —
iiert.
>nd Mrs John DtWcola.
:.:., n Drive had as guests
;:.,!,<. iu::nt suppw Mr and
\vu::.im Horvath and Wil.!'. Morgan, and Mr. and tty to contact *v«ry family in this
development so that you will get
:• nd Mrs. HaroW NeWert J, o
w me. In the meantime,
• :. Dnviv wtebrated their' iowever. pletse donl hesitate to
.
!'. by having dinner and all me. or drop by to chat any
,i p. ,i show in Perth Amboy
siane news for this
ume you
• -wt>i'ic-()ld Laurell Cro«- -olumn
: (.v u( Ann and Ni«el
• . I'oni'.innon Drl»e. visit: .uuiprtrenti in Staun
: i !h first time, this «wk
.;: and Mrs. Carl Ma;«'r
A.-I.II Tetruce. attended a ilin; i . ii' tl.e Hotel CommoN .v York Citj.
.: ..utl Mrs. Sam Blltier and .
ii .md Rubin, spent the *<wk-;
..;•. Mi. aud Mra. PwiWr
O\\r five million packages of the \\v m m TREATMENT
have been sold ior relief o» sjinptoms of d^tress arising
from SUmach and Du«d«nal Ulcm due to Exeat
AcW-Poor Dtustton, Sour or U p t t S t w * w \
Gasslness, Heartburn, Sktplmwws t « t c , due to
EXCMS Add. Ask for "wWtardH M«ssate" v
fully explains thw home Utatment-fr«t—at
AR-EX Pharmacy
270 NEW BRUNSWICK AVF.NTE, FORDS
VA-S-lMi
A Split second
is the big difference!
you can find someone
u move anything
:
HOUSES
.md M«. Elmer Buckley.;
:IHII nnve. entertained Mr •
Philadelpina
M.uu1 North, who lives
-ister. Mrs, Patrick Hen-j
!<;!.is->e Stiwt. celebrated;
a.i.v U.u week wtUt a dm
PIANOS
A
(ite Movtrs) T
tad Mrs. Russet Schmidt.
•:. Drive,
entertained
..:- ;n-ni-:aw, Helen, and
:i K-'tineth. last week-end.
v. John, b sUUuned at
i .md Nat Goodman. Ar-'
nnve, spent two days u»
K City They visited the
A-.i and BUl's Gay Nine..n.uwich Village.
:
:n:d Mrs. Thomas Red* i
i
. • ijr.mnoii Drive, visited
i limund's mother. Mrs
.iiiuiicii, with their three!
i'"mmy. Billy and John-'
\u»r CuUeu. New York
.-:i-d h»-r son-in-law and:
Mi .md Mrs. Joseph La'•: ilie week-end. Mrs. ;
• uii'vv A^ues OHllnither.'
> 1'V Fashion Show Utsl
• '• Channel 5.
\
>.i'uuiiiy Mr. and Mrs i
1
• • •-•• t'literuined Mr and '
• ••':
KO;«KIHV
»nd
A split s»wnd is the difference in a play like thin. In yuur enuine it's even mow important
UultsH vuar engine fin« on the right 1/100 uf a st-a.iwi, puwvr *orlu iigainst you, not for you.
then'
c.iuil and Nancy. Bel-<
• :•'• Mi and Mrs. Qttonte. \
:.'i iiildren. Charles and :
>•'••'•• *\ P a r k , N . Y .
NEW JERSEY BEU HLtPHOME
j
>- ymnur Ack«rman. Con- •
;>:!'.(•. wus the winner of
! ' H'.ue Mtuk stole at a
• .• .i Diince sponsored, by j
:
.ban Temple In Unden
tin' next month I shall
is the Big Difference between
Highest Octane GasolinesSteady saving
is the secret
"li.RE ARE MANY
POINT?
thai the profK
finds ohKUR W
to comprehend. That
c the ituurance «gtnt
i»to the picture. Hit
tu give lite tMurance
(ku am) undrntami
gives you split-second GO
No one has to teach a squirrel to save.
He knows his very life depends on it.
And, because the squirrel can carry so ttttle,
he constantly stores the food he'll need.
|
Take a tip from the, squirrel.
Save as if youij futujre depended on i t IT MAY.
Remember: wlether you can save a( little or a lot,
we'll welcome your account.
object; to tdvitt rc1
<Kh indivMnalciM.
luin M yom uMttrancf
'""W/w,
Thi» agency
l
«
''«W on thai (mncipk. W«
" >t to K m you.
l llf
It takes both top octane and TOP**
TCP, a specially developed Shell additive blended into Shell Premium Gasoline, overcomes the deposits as they
form. Because TCP stops pre-firing and
i
i
| In a combustion chamber, > fot ex- spark plug "mks," it gives high oct|ne
ample, these deposits fire the ga*$ne 'Split-second response.
* split second before the piston readies . See your Shell Dealer, Get Shall Prefiring position. When this happens, you mium with TCP. It's the most powerdon't get a full-power stroke. On spark ful gasoline jfour car can use!
plugs, they cauae short circuits. Your
engine "misaea"—more power loaal
Safely Iw S»«M*
The PERTH AMBOY
Savings
AStBOY.
4SU«V
-
' '
*
Only Shell Premium Gasoline
has Wh TCVcwd Top Octane!
'IU.I
:
And, high octane gasoline alone can't
solve the problem.
Today's high compression engines
are fantastic performers. A touch of
your toe 1 gets response in a split
second.
But deposits thai form in your car's
engine during daily, short-trip driving
soon take the edge off this fine response,
i#iilf
Ifi&SSl
,,
INDEPENDENT
THURSDAY, KKI'TKMHKK 'B,
PAGE EIGHT
STRIKES
and
SPARES
HOUSE
W
5
miy's Sowlcc ..
4
Bnrbers
4
niflsiwn Club
4
Hill Tops
4
nine Bur "
3
Almasl Tavern
0
Bnlnbas PlumbinR
0
Maypr's Tnvern
f r oam hish name- AlmasI Tav(RAFTSMEN
Urn1 ami Tin re;
ni H >)]i,r/:i. 201 Sumiiuc Fi.;t:., h.is ('iirrrd Ui<?
riiv'.rre nf Biriip'.w of Science in
Er.Rlii"' riim Pin,-irs from tlie University of K;tns:i» siire the June
r r n 1 . " . Rabbi Samuel
r nfirrod up prayers fir
t'T ifvovniy nf President £ise:iftmv r nt the Yom Kippur services
Suiid.iv n.tiit fln:l Monday. . . .
TIT- Midfllcscx Concrete Products
mid Kx-:iv»ti]«i Corp, WoorthndK'1. has wt n :-.vo state aid contract v mi" in S'JUth Ambpy for I
mit
955: U Gcnovese'187, 8, Sepa
Ferraro 187. O. MacKay
l!l!) M Almasi 207.
Di'i-rwsky 224. O. Deter 206,
Harrisnti 214, L. Grnovese 200,
Rrpa 208. J-Subyak 213,
203.
$S,040 nn/t t h e ether in S o u t h j
River a; $4,996.
. • How t h . s e
kins c o frrr.v u p ' Just y e s t e r d a y !
it sermr.d to mo that Hlnda F e i bii'h was a little Kill. Saw 'n<"r
Mom'ay aiui SUP is a poised, pre.t.y
iK lady
S a m o n s , who is ,, i
a s s e s s o r , h a s been •,-.,•, •' ,
m R C o m p a n y for t h ' ;',, , '
\n& rose t o hi.s n » w -,,.-•
p o s i t i o n of chief , < „ , ,
T h e Rending t r m . ' : ,
t h e largest coal sl,;:-,';i '
SERVICE
W
5
First Aid
4
.Saturday Niters
4
Cooper's Dairy
o n t h e E a s t e r n RPHIIM','
,.
. 3
Plnza Bnrbers
m o r e t h a n 3,OOO.<KM •..• ,',
3
American Cyanamld
annually. Samom «,;,
Oak Tree Drugs
3
chante of the conis>.i.
2
Bob's TV
business to all i,..,,, ,
0
Woodbridse Conf'y
,
High game—Cooper's Dairy: B. flrms.
Cirfl Party Tm,-l,,
Blyth 195, E. Cooper 173. W. Blyth
A public card par",
148. R. Osborne 194, M. Sisko 159
by the Altar mi,: ;•
—8fi9.
W. Blyth 222. F . Janer 200, J. elety of St, Andre* r
be held toninht at « <"
Arva 200, N. Tomko 201.
the church hall
WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN
WOODBRIDGE
Tidbits:
FARFWFII TO NEW S Ml OK Ollici:iN and employe of Tin- W.mdbridsf Publishing Co. gave an impromptu party Tiifsday as a fart well to .lohn Preacher, U'> Dunlum
PFO,
Robert John
Place', a member of the dipping flep:.rtmenl. «h» left t.,rt:iv [..r « fmir-ve.r Mich in the Navy. Roar rev. left to riBht. arc: ! awn nee F. Campion. Robert Karr Jos.-p h
Zchrrr, 2iv1 Ampii. Truck C>.
O t a John Kalomatis Herbert (run,, (.ordon «)!«•». Stephen Silm. Hrnnrns rotor son. Woodson Moslry. Dowlas DeWitt, Idsar V. RreiitiberR. Harold Hollywood.
<DUKW\ F.M.F. Atlantic, Camp
iry, Siatcd left to rich!. Miss Margaret Jordan, Mrs. Frank Sehaufrle, Miss Mary Fitzgerald, John Preacher, Miss Veronica Darab.
GeiRcr, Ciimp Lejeune, N. C , spent
Thomas Campion, Charles K.
20 days leave with his parents,
Miss Ruth Wolk. Mrs. llemiiric Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zehrer. 13-E
Bimns I ane. . . . The Woodbrid.;'!,
Conn.. Lions will be guests of the
Woortbricisie Lions Club. October
11. They will play ijolf at the
W
QUICK RKLAPSI
Colonia Country Club, tour the
9
Shell . .
An asylum pmi<v
Linroln-M-rcwy plant under the
8
Wdbge? First Aid
been
certified cur<vi
direction of Otto Mayer, and have
WOODBRIDGE — More than' Fonis by Bernard Dunn and in
7
Avenel No, 1
goodbye to the ;!<>:•!.,:
dinner at the Country Club. The
Give serious thought to choosone thousand boys, girls, men and jCarterrt by Joseph Wriss.
6
P. B. A. No. 38
tutlon. "And what , . .
Lions, by the way, will hold a
MorethanVoiT residents of t h e i ' n s a rug'for the home. It makes
women living in Woodbridge have
4
to worryipain passes off. These symptoms Iselin Chiefs
masquerade Halloween dance at
to do when you m,
no
difference
if
the
rug
is
to
be
Americans
are
prime
five communities in Woodbridr.e |
2
Iselin No. 1
the Lesion Hall October 29, w dbenefited from Red Feather sevworld?" asked the >:.-.
or a love- about'evervlitU, h.-nrt pain, and ars
« « ™ 'y^ * f " ' m " f . " 1 ' s " | 1 ™ Avenel First Aid
j Township, headed by Mayor Hiif.h
0
ly Oriental. The correct choice of
"Well," said the n.r..
clambake October 2 at Adams! a s e n c i e 5 a n d institutions of the B. QuiRley. have been invited to
to imagine that they have, of are that attacks the heart instead of Avenel No. 2
0
passed my bar fx;ur,
Bar and Grill. 720 State Strcei, | R a r l l a n g a y Community Chest participate in the campaign mer.- color, deslRn and texture can going to have, unuina i>ectoris of the head.
High team game—P. B. A. No.
greatly add to or detract from the
In regular, or one-sided head- 3rf. 923: S. Pocheck 184. J. Nemeth I may practice l:n 1
Perth Amboy.
and Council during the past ysar. ing of the area Chest and Coun \1 attractiveness of any room.
coronary thrombosis. In fact, they
had quite a bit of .>
aches,
we
are
not
sure
of
the
ex219, S. Yuhasz 166, C. Bahr 199,
g sn scared that their very ap^
Reporting on a September sur- ! on October 4 at t h e new Irjncollege dramatic, s,
act cause, but they seem to be H. Deter 155.
Personal taste will always be
Hall
at
462
Market
Street,
prehension ami tenseness tend to
vey of agency services, Preeh n lder
brought on by anxiety and wor R. Osborne 242-201, A. Liscinski acting."
the deciding factor when choosaggravate the condition, whereas
Riv. Robert J. Arway. C. M..George Otlowski. organization vice Perth Amboy.
He paused for a n,
ry, too much mental or physical 212. W. Housman 225, R, Heller
ing a rug and this is as it should
An
area
Campaign
goal
of
$133.if
they
remained
calm
and
relaxsailed aboard the S.S. Uberte president and chairman of the
overwork, which produces nerve 212. J. Nemeth 219-211, R. Greco in thought. '•Then ,,•
be. However, a few general rules
000
has
been
set
with
the
share
ed
the
pain
miuht
pass
off
in
a
for Europe. He will enter the Uni- October Red Feather Campaign
tension.
are best adhered to if top results
hand," he continue.1:
211, A.Lauro201.
few moments without leaving any
versity of Louvain. Belgium to area solicitation committee, at a for Woodbridge Township set at are desired.
However, we have a very satis*
a teakettle,"
untoward results.
procure his doctorate In philo- meeting Monday nlgh,t of the $10,000 and $5,000 to be obtained
factory treatment for migraine
Number one is — always buy
BOWL-MOB-HOUSE
in
Carteret.
Prolonged worry or distress of- headaches as follows: Ergotamsophy. He received his M. A.Woodbridge Lion* Club, stated the
Unfinished Sunr,h.i,,
Announcing plans for the Octo- from a reliable dealer no m a t -ten brings on pain in the heart ime tartate, or the breathing in
L
in Philosophy at the Catholic local residents had a responsibility
ter if the rug is to cost 5 dollars or
T h e v i l l a g e orcii'••••
l'/a
University in Washington and for
share the cost of providing ber Campaign "Kick Off" Dinner. $5,000 dollars. Note the fiber con- that even extends to the whole of 100 per cent oxygen will in Guy's Electric
6'/i 2'/2 rehearsed t h e ovi-: , : , :
Middlesex TV
Mortimer Greenspan, president.
left side, and may even affect most cases bring relief.
five years was on the faculty hese services.
tent carefully for this is the tip
n
the
armpit
as
well
as
the
arm.
stated
that
"solicitation
would
b
Ruby's
Box
Lunch
5'A 31/ 2 s i x t h time.
at Niagara University where he
A point to be remembered by
"Unless increased funds are ob- gin on October 5 in Perth Amboy on the wearing quality of the rug. Doctor Thomas Fitz-Hugh, Jr., i sufferers
"Thank you." s a i l ' : 1 :;
from heart pains such as Ravens
4
5
taught philosophy. At the same
Test the rug by pressing your
ined plans for extended services and Fords and the following week
4 Ms Who Was also t h e 01:.,:
of the University of Pennsylvania, have been described is that the Stanley's Diner
414
time h" was vice rector of Our
l a s t you have given :i.
>y t h e Catholic Charities, the in Avenel, and Carteret. The be-thumb against the pile very hard has written an article on the sub-patient does not sweat from agony Muska's F'n'l Home
5
4
Lady of Ar.Re'.s Seminary, Niagterpretatlon of my >,,:
fMCA and the YMHA cannot be ginning date for Woodbridge so- for a few seconds. Quality wool ject in which he says that "a re- as in true angina pectoriB. Suf- Midtowners
7
2
ara. As chaplain he helped to en-el
has a springiness that lets it
"Gee!" whispered •
:arried out," said Mr. Otlowskl.
8
1
view of 4,000 consecutive private ferers from heart pains shouli Swift Ice Cream
licitation has not been set."
the present Chapel of the Holy
bounce back from pressure.
the trombone, "tlmi
be
examined
by
a
competent
phypatient
records
of
the
past
15
years
W.
Demler
224,
N.
Pape
213
J.
Campaign
receipts
in
last
year's
Family at the Tuscarora Indian
Consider the cost of a good pad showed migraine in 22 per cent. sician.
Prekop 211, M. Stec 207, L. Smith ?ot two pages to i>:.,-. •
Reservation, Father Arway is the ioljcitatlon In Woodbridge were so
as
part
of
the
rug
cost
for
it
is
About
one
in
every
four
presents
200.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Av- inadequate that the extension profoolish to skimp on this item. It symptoms of regular attacks of SPEAKING OF BULLS
Three-game winners: Ravens EVASIVE
•way, 717 St. George Avenue, gram of the YMCA was delayed
will more than pay for Itself in pain In heart region resembling
"When your papi •
The absent - minded professor over Swift Ice Cream, Guy's Elecand
limited
to
special
learn-toWoodbridKfi . . . The New Dover
adding life to the rug.
angina pectoris. This pain in thewho went to mow the lawn with a tric 2'/2 games over Stanley's me he always ki» -.
Methodist Church will hold a iwim projects, Initiated for HWn
Choosing a design that will be chest, instead of in' thf head, ap- carpet sweeper wasn't half as em- Diner, Middlesex Television Vh brow."
bake sale October 8 from 2 to School arid Number 11
pleasing is simple. If a figured pears a substitute for the pain barrassed when he discovered h's games. Ruby's Box Lunch IV2 ' "Harold usually ',:. :
6 P. M.. under the direction of >upils.
Well, glory be! D.ivid Niven, in | ,.Ug j s desired, remembfer that oth- in the head. The pain is most of- mistake as was the school teacher games,
the steps," replied I'1
the Women's Society for Christian
Those helped by Chest contri- a new comedy series for Four Slur i er figured objects in the room ten a dull, heavy, boring ache in
Two-game winners: Muska's mindedly.
who smiled and spoke very friendService . . . The First Congrega- mtions Include 353 Boy Scouts,
to strike a must be few. If the rug is a solid the region of the lower part of the ly to a gentleman and then dis- Funeral Home over Midtowners.
tional Church of Woodbridge -will 4 under-weight, under-nourished TV, says he's
color then figured upholstery or breast bone. Sometimes it extends covered she didn't know him. By
blow
for
the
American
husb-w.1. Irapes can be used successfully.
hold a rummage sale Saturday md under-privileged
isi i.r. \
children,
into the left armpit. The dull type way of explanation, she exST. CECELIA'S K. of C.
from 9 A. M. until noon a t the vho attended the Kiddie Keep Unlike mast shows, he says, vhL'h
BOWLING LEAGUE
The current popular wall-to-wall of distress may come and go forclaimed:
church . . . .John T. Connor has Well Camp at Roosevelt Park; 150 picture the husband as a soon.
W
average will make a r o 0 m look days at irregular intervals."
"Oh, pardon me. I thought you
been elected president of Mer:k men and women in the Armed
FOR
ONK IWIK1
5
arger. Scatter rugs tend to cut The quickest way to get rid of were the father of one of my chil- Iona
his
will
make
the
breadwinner
a
& Co. He succeeds James J. Ker- Forces using USO facilities, and
it
is
to
become
interested
in
other
NOW T H K i : H I H \ M > \ V |
Seton Hall
4
lown the size appearance of a
rigan who will continue as a direc- SO persons who used the facilities normal, intelligent fellow, who is oom and are best used to rather things. As a rule, the pains are dren."
Loyola
4
• Grarf K I I H
tor and as | chairman of the >l the Perth Amboy YMHA.
not eternally being pushed around arge rooms for this reason.
fleeting, sometimes lasting for only
Holy Cross
3
• Ca'> dKVM
executive committee . . .
HEAR
Extension of Salvation Army by his wife.
Pordham
3
Once the new rug is chosen and a few minutes, but may last hours.,
The
patient
may
even
be
seized
and Catholic Charities services
Notre Dame
3
nstalled in the home the quesTLH[[
Claudette. Colbert, who returned ;ion of proper care is next...
with air hunger. This inability to
St. Peter's
2
will be undertaken toy local leadHIILI
Last But Not Leust:
to the stage this summer in a pre- Use a carpet sweeper every day gH a deep and completely full
0
Vlllanova
Born at Perth Amboy General ers. Representing t h e Community
breath cannot, be taken until the
ALSO
Pat Rogan 208-246-204—658;
Hospital: From Woodbridge, a Chest and Council in carrying out Broadway tryout of "A Mignty ind vacuum at least twice a week.
WOR 719 KC. 1:15 P. M. Sunday Gene Limoli 226, Jim Waterson
D o n a l d ()'('win
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H;nry agency planning are C. Christian Man Is He," also surprised her Never use a bristled broom on the
217, Bob Pishinger 206.
ing cleaning fluid, a synthetic
rug.
a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. John Stockel, Frank Wukovets, Free- fans by singing in the show. The
Carpet surfaces can be cleaned cleaner o r a n absorbent powder
Orosz, 541 Olive Place . . . from holder William Warren and Jerry song she sings is ';Rag Me That
it home with a quickly evaporat- cleaner.
Iselin, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bertekap.
Mendelssohn March," especially
Similar
programs
•
have
been
Frank Toth. 153 Elizabeth Avewritten for the play by Stephen
nue; a daughter to Mr. and M ;arrled out and are planned by Sandhelm.
SATURDAY M ' IM I
Pomeran Studios are now affiliated
Earl Karlin, 41 Semel Avenue; a community leaders in Avenel,
headed by George Kayser, in
son to Mr. and Mrs, Frank Bin
Richard Widmark is one of the with Star-Allen TV Studio of Ncw
ert, 146 Corruja Avenue . . . from
Woodbridgc, V. J.
few top stars in Hollywood who
Optometrist
Now!
Fords, a daughter to Detective a!nd
York City.
,
does not plan to incorporate him.mil
THl'RS. THRU SAT.
Mrs. Daniel Panconl, 68 Maxwell
Now ig the time to wish for a self and.make his own pictures.
Jack Hawkins - Joan Collins In
Avenue; a daughter to Mr. anddivine wlind to blow and remove He admits he might make a little
EYES EXAMINED
Give your children and young adults the
Mrs. William Gulya, 9 Albany
"LAND OF THE PIIAKAOIIS '
money
doing
so,
but
counters
with.
opportunity to appear on television at NO
entirely all selfish and aggressive
Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs.
"How much money can you use?
It'lnema Scope)
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CHARGE.
;
Lawrence Butala, 342 Crows Mil ideas, and all treacheries and After you've got clothes and food,
237 FERSHING AVENUE
C h a p t e r I-'
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PLUS
ulles
following
them,
leaving
not
Road; a daughter to Mr, and Mrs
Alum v l '
a house and a car, what more do
William
Campbell
Robert
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u
Pill!. K i i f Ni'« '
Frank. Mil'er, 35 Ling Street; a 'ven tiny specks. — Shlunso you need? f don't live like a bum
8huw Sun> dents, successfully performed on TV Channel 13
Campbell In
dauKlilcr to Mr. a n | Mrs. Henry Tokyo.>
| I'm happy [the way I am."
last Sunday.
Jackui-r, 137 SaffronJAvenue; also,
"CELL 2455 DEATH ROW"
a (laimhlor Lo Mr. and Mrs, Austin
SUN, THRU TUES,
ENROL!, NOW for FALL CLASSES
Samnns, 97 Walnut Street, Av^ Davis • Richard Todd In
TAP t TOE • BALLET
enel; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
"THE VIRGIN] QUEEN"
BALLROOM
Edward Tylor, 12 Richard Av«.„
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nue, (H(ipc!awu. a daughter to
Mr. itjiil Mrs. Alfonso Angelast.n,
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now for audition with the
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Dean Martin - Jerry LewU In
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King's f. a rage. Inside they fouiii
King's .stepson, James Yates, 10
and his half-brother, James K
1, almost dead of suilocation. An^-•pj1^^}^*^ • • W i ' '
other uhiht. orna Thompson, aui
the boys in the box and had In
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gotten about them.
More Than 1,000 Residents
WereHelpedbyRedFeatherl
ABOUT
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'TO CATCH A
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ft
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When you see what we have tu olfri
you'll agree here are Jalousies as
Jalousies should b«,
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b"
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FRIDAY
TILL 0 P, M.
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DINNER
To
WEI).
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ifith Cary tirant - <irac* Kellj
At
Woodbridge Township's
Mo«t Beautiful
with (ieorge Montromery
(Sat. Matinee — Extra ( artoor
and Comedy)
SUN.
THRU
TUES.
Restaurant
HOWARD 'THE VIRGIN QUEEN
vith iktty Davit-Richard Tadd
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955
.|,;N DENT-LEADER
Snbepenbent-leader
ISELIN NEWS
5 PTA
isis Calendar
COLONIA NEWS
AutumnSchedule
Begun by Croup
GOP Candidates
i Discuss Problems
Sppvml MvclinR Tonight
To Nome Colonia Field
COLONIA . - The Colonia Athletic Association will hold a :tp->
-i,.,. 1955-56 calendar clal meeting tonight at 8 o'clo :k
....'iiniinunr.cd by Mrs. at the Colonla flrehouse. Indian |
chairman, Avenue, at which time representn__i of 3chool Hves of the various orftaniza'ticms
,.,,, ,„ the school Thurs- will be asked to offer suggestions
for the name of the new tick!
,
,xrrptiori Of the De- which is to be dedicated October
",' incrtinn. all sessions 9 at 2 P. M,
,,i ,i « p. M.ThcDecemAssociations to be represented
i, Christmas party are Ladles' Auxiliary of the Con
n
i l l l l X ' V S , will tnkc place lonia
Fire Co., Mothers Club of
noon. Other events Colonia, Colohla Fir.U Aid Squad,
. ilK follows:
The Tenth District Democrat-it
Father's NlRht, with Club and the Tenth District U.;by the fathers; publican Club.
ii
./'npt-ii house; January
hi'nlth progriBn; Peb,,,1,1,1,.1'sDny celebration,
I,ini;i as chairman of the
„' h 14, safety program;
-•.prmn Festival, and elec-
ISELIN—The first fall meeting
of the Iselln Woman's Club
W
hold at the First Presbyterian
Church of Iselln with Mrs. John
Cwiekalo presiding. Two riBW
members, Miss Edna Rudland »nd
Mrs R T Ambrose, were welcomed
by the rlllb.
; Miss Miirjorle Arnold, a r e p h scntatlve of New Jersey Bell Tifaphimc company, was guest speaker. Her topic was "Oems ol IW* v
innncc." She showed stereoptlcift" fslides.
/
iE|!
I Mis. Bertha Hnnna, head of m |s iyj
lertiiitionnl relations commitjtee, v I j
reported that HIP knitted Bfghan
squares arc ready to be aent to
KOI.ONIA — Two Republican
c.aiKlidiites, Lyle B. Reeb, Jr., for
.mayor anrt Raymond Smith. Jr.,
i candidate for Second Ward Com, mltteeman, were guest speakers at
a hou.se party at'the home of Us.
and Mrs. Steve Andrews', 301 Caloniii Boulevard. Thursday! Thirty-five neighbors attended^
Th- candidates discussed the
present and future problems > e inn Wooribrldge and their plans
for meeting these problems would
I hey be successful In the Novemi her election.
Mr. Rcrti's main topic was the
'serious lack of cooperation on
A third district conference w u '
the part of the present admlnlSr
niiiHHinced for October 11 lo -W)
ration with the Planning Board
held m. the First PresbyteHan
itid the Boarfl of Education."
church of Wondbrldge, the affair
"This failure In coordination on
to begin at 10:30 A. M. Members
IIIITI-S: and May 9, inhe part of the present Township
WIMO n'qut'stt'd to. bring box
idmlnlstratlon,"
Mr.
Reeb
said,
ISELIN The St. Cecelia's P.T.A.
lunches and to meet ln front of
TWKNTY-I IVE YEARS OF 'SKRVK I, won coneratuUtinns in
1,,.,11-y Wnlman, Wnys and
has
allowed
indiscriminate
issiiIsplln Presbyterian Church at 9:30
Perth Amhny this week for ('. K. Allen ilcftl, vice president of
,,,,,11111, announced that Kroups 1 and 2, has appointed th"
mee of building permits to a few
on tlv.it day for transportation.
" "4"' tl
t h e California Oil Company. Alien is shown li re with Calnil
v Wiii be' conducted In following class mothers ,for th?
developers which has put a seriAn ••iselln Kuest night" v u
President, B, W. Pick ml, who presented him with a service pin
'HI HIP first of a series year 1955-5(5: Mrs. Carmela Clemous strain on school and service
plmuu'd for November 18 with
mark'ng a quarter-century of experience with the oil comp.my.
,,,,1,1: events. Plans were ens. A. M. kindergarten class, Mis.
facilities. The decrease In TownMis Aunit Calvert as chairman.
Jean
LaBanco.
Mrs.
Rose
par>An engineering (rraduate of tlic University of Washington, Allen
,,V;ii-(l prizes at the an
ship services has been a detriment
There will be entertainment and
'inM'cn Parade of the nope. Mrs. Helen Pellegrlno; Mrs.
began his career in the petroleum industry at the El Srsundo
o both old and new residents oi
refreshments. Each member la to
refinery of Standard Oil Company of California in 1030. After 18
RcRina Pruclen, A. M. kindergarWoodbrkige Township."
brlim a guest. A meeting Of MM
I,.,HI McOurty, special ten class, Mrs. Anita Elio, Mrs
years of experience on the West Coast, he was appointed, In 1948,
^Mr. Reeb further stated that
club will beheld at 1:14 P. M. on
,,,. « talk on "Under Rita NauKhton, Mrs. Prances Barto direct refining operations of the company at Perth Amboy.
he people of Woodbridge must
that day In the church meeting
,li,< special Clawes," and kauskas; Sr. Leona. first grade,
Mr. Allen also Is a director of the First Bank and Trust Company
:xpect these problems to continue
room.
.,.,i tiie other special Mrs. Lorna Forzlati, Mrs. Bstty
of Perth Amboy.
'because the present administraMi; Dorothy Home,, Mrs Siana, Mrs. Mary Zalenko; 8!
tion appears to have little IntenI Mrrlir nid Benjamin Free Mary Anncs, first grade, Mrs. RO.-SP
tion to bring about coordination
(ime Hedgson's first Orazlarlei, Mis. Helen Swift, Mr.-,.
and solve the problems. Unless the
r attendance award Helen Jacob; Mrs, Alice Kearney,
voters place in office men .who
first grade, Mrs. Patricia Lldon.
have sincere and honest intentions
Mrs. Amma Marino, Mrs. Mary
lor correcting the problems In serLOOKING OVElt THE PLANS: Robert A. I.I-IKIX, !7, ;i paraly/cil
Coflpy; Mrs. Barbara Anne Daly,
vices, schools and finance, Woodveteran who is shown looking over the plans nf a "wherl-rhiilr
ISEUN-At a meeting held Frifirst Kradc. Mrs. Eleanore BertaISEUN—St. Cecelia's Parochial
ISELIN—Iselln Post 2636, V. P. bridge can only expect to be n
home" that Rahway residents are planning to luiiid :or him if
day evening at St, Cecelii'i
lan. Mrs. Barbara Culllnane, Mrs.
School P.T.A. opened Its fall .wa- w., completed plans at Its Thurs- second-rate community in yeavs
they
get
sufficient
donations.
Church, the Cana Council undtr
Hclon Wohr: Sr. Mary Lawrence,
day night meeting at post head to come."
the direction of Rev. Thomas Densecond grade. Mrs. Nancy Hoy.lls, son with an attendance of
proxlmately 600. Mrs. Henry H. quarters for the first of a monthlj
Mr. Reeb mentioned he his
tici, Cana Moderator, prepared a
Officers of Colonia Mrs. Dorothy Rodgers, Mrs. FlorGlover presided.
lived in Woodbrldge nearly all his
tentative schedule for forthcoming
ence
Ceraml;
Sr.
Fidells,
second
of
Legion, and I'.s
Cana Councils.
life and has watched the commuRev.
John
M.
Wllus,
pastor,
adgrade,
Mrs.
Glsela
Wllms.
Mrs.
The dances will be held at the nity grow and Is proud to live
: V "A t-rf* installed at Joint
These councils are an informal
dressed me
the sruup
group aim
and expressed
MUHOW,
<>ld at the Legion Evelyn Savage, Mrs. Isaoelle I oressea
here. He stated he feels sure that
series of well-thought out talks
Swarus; Mrs. Claire Harklns. sec- "'? gratitude to the men of the post headquarters from 8:30 P.. M.
old and new residents alike want
and are for the sole purpose of defor their time and effort to 1 A. M. with the "Melody Men"
iii^t nfllrers are: Daniel ond Kradc, Mrs. Ton! Santl, Mrs. sParish
proximately $9,700 in lumber is veloping holler and happier homes.
to continue to feel proud of Woode n t ln
COLONIA
—
Due
to
the
generremodeling part of the proV iding the music. No date was
i ronimander;
Alfred Mary Plxton, Mrs. Theresa Ryn- P
Conferences to be held will bq
bridge. He concluded by stating
needed ana me committee Is
: .MM Richard Hilt, vice Iciewicz;; Mrs. Mae Bird, second recreation center Into four modern s e t f o r the beginning or the series. that events are happening too Fast osity of Rahway and Colonia resiCana I, dealing with physical asworking
to
get
as
much
of
the
grade,
Mrs.
Marie
Corson,
Mrs.
classrooms.
,
appointed
adBlaU S v i h r a w a s
in Fred Waudras. atlpects of marriage; Cana II, coverin Woodbrldge Township to have dents and area merchants a para- lumber donated as possible.
Membership chairmen were ap- ) u t a n t t o r e p i a c e j o s e p h Scardilli
ing parent-child relationships, and
I'.nii Ablonczy, finance of- Julia Manulre. Mrs. Carmela
the affairs directed by an admin- lyzed Rahway veteran is to be
Roma; Miss Ann Sullivan, thivd Pointed as follows: Iselin, Mrs. w ho is moving from this area. RayIn an effort to raise additional Cana III, on supernatural aspects
•iiii Vi.liT. service' officer
istration "characterized by the ga.s presented with a specially conVincent Quarto; Woadbrldge Oaks, mond Ovellet. Colonia, was named
funAfea square dance Is planned of married life, Extreme interest
v.'.'.tV, chaplain; Ernest grade, Mrs. Agatha Emery, Mrs. M
light, mutton chop and horse and
rs
Margaret Tomon. Mrs, Patricia
- A n d " * Dapuzzo; Westbury to replace Otto Kruger, chaplain,
structed home to be built in Co- for S l b r d a y at The Royal Gar- has been shown ln the past series
M mciint-at-arms.
buggy ideas,"
>
1 HI,,. »«„,.„ n«ic thirrt Park, Mrs. William Nichols; C > w j , 0 cannot carry on because of
dens, Irest Hazelwood Avenue, and even greater Interest is expect• f the auxiliary an< Morcttl,
lonia.
Miss Mary Gels, third
Discusses finances
ed lor this series. All meetings will
;ii Vilk-e, president; Mrr. grade, Mrs. Carmela Convertlno, Ionia. Mm. Walter Swift; Chain
Rahway,
The
veteran
is
Robert
A.
Leiiiix.
Mr. Smith spoke on the serious
Eight new members were welbe held on Sunday and Monday
n.itr.f'ls, first vice presi Mrs. Florence D'Alessio, Mrs. La O'Hills, Mrs, John Tinnesz; Men'.o
The
lot
is
now
being
cleared
by
27,
who
three
years
ago,
while
on
evenings at 8 P. M.. When definite
•" corned by the post as witnessed by financial situation which "Is apPark Terrace, Mrs. James
!:• F u n k Schuetx, second Verne Tlmperman.
volunteers and
a the
t foundation will dates are announced in the near
*"•
Michael Baka, Perth Amboy, parently developing in the Town leave from the army before gowall
be begun
begun as
as soon
soon as possible.
Items future, they will be published.
Second sroup: Mrs. Carmela
Korea, went swimming at be
b: .Hi-ui; Mrs. Paul Ablon
p
ship He pointed out t h a t "unless
"unles Ing
It was announced there will be Eighth District commander. The shlp.
I g tto K
t include
i l d
gls
• IInn- •«« donated to date
a glass
: iiy, Mrs. Ernest Bur Clemens, R. M. kindergarten class, a cookie sale at all P.T.A. meet- n e w members are Joseph Best, the' current squandering of funds
t
d
toit
bis
i
w
c
k
Avon, std toaite. bis
It iMi:vr; Mrs. Daniel Vul Mrs, Marguerite • McEwen. Mrs'. ings with Mrs. Frank Cicons to Gerald Gale, Myron Snyder, Stan- is halted and sqund business eco- dive. At present he Is in East tube enclosure, nails, disappearFELLOWSHIP MEETING
Anne Kldd, Mrs. Mwie Hahl; Mrs. charse.
ley Lease, all of Iselin; Henry Bor-' nomic practices are followed, the, Orange Veteran's Hospital whore ing stairs, some lumber, landISELIN—A meeting of Westmin:n;tp ; aiii, Mrs. Frank Regina Pruden. P. M. kindergarMrs. Glover, president, reports dowsky, of Avenel; Walter Con-' people of Woodbrldge should ex- he has been a patient for theJ scaplni}, foundation coating, exca- ster Fellowship of First Presby••' -a.it-at-arms.
ten class, Mrs. Jean Cobur;e:\ the first card party sponsored by nor and Joseph Vehenhaver,
V e h e n h a , Men- pect to receive less and less dollar past 18 months. His only wish at vation for foundation, shades for terian Church of Iselln will be
iiiitwnricr and fast prcsi- Mrs Irene Kopacz, Mrs, Ruth the* P.T.A. will be held October 28 lo Park, and William Cimochow- value for every tax dollar levied." present is to be able to live at all windows, an aluminum comheld in the meeting room of the
V,
Will UC„„»„»„,.!„
11C1U u v a u uoistn,.
u . . . .ski.
.
.,
..1—i
recently
of Jersey City.
\\fiv presented to Rob- Schneider; Mrs. Laura Smith,
Mr. Smith was of the opinion home and to live as normal a bination screen and storm door, church Sunday evening at 7 o'In the school cafeteria. Sister j ski, recently of Jersey City.
: iii'l Mrs, Calvin John- third Ki-arie,, Mrs. Marion Aquih, Mary Agnes' first grade mothers
A committee of post members that people, In general, do not ob- life as possible. This can only be labor on tile for bathrooms, in- clock. A film strip entitled "Symi tin- Installation, rc- Mrs. Elisabeth Ebert, Mrs. Lillian will assist the chairmen, Mrs. Sal- was appointed under Sanford ject to paying higher taxes when done1 in a apeciaUy-construci.ed sulation, basement tubs, instal- bols of Our Faith" will be shown.
will
assist
the
chairmen,
Mrs.
saiwas
UJJJJUUIUCU » » v . ~
-paying uiguci UHACO » U ™
lation of linoleum, TV set, exW
L
t make preparations for the J u l ; l w
•A-'II1 served.
| SUback; Mrs. Mary Reilly, third, vatore ' Graziadel. Mrs. Warier
Luna to make preparations for the t h c y c a n s e e benefits in town ser- home commonly called a "wheel haust fans, sanding and refinish- After the meeting, the young
Chair
house."
urade, Mrs. Anne Vendola, Mrs. Swift and Mrs Frank Jacobs.
people wll enjoy games.
annual Christmas party to be v l c e S | s c h o o i s a n ( j police protecAngelina Canevafi, Mrs. Frances
A committee, known as the of all floors, fertilizer and & porThe next meeting will be hM given for the children of Post and U o n
"However,"
he said, "it
should Robert A. Lenox Building Fund tion of the concrete for the foun- SOCIAL PLANNED
Baker; Mrs. Jeanne Spangler, October 19. Mrs.
Frank UOnvclConvar- Auxiliary
Mrs. fraHK
I»I*'»M»T*.J members.
n u w c v c i , uc aaiu,
to otiuuiu
dation.
ISEUN—The Ladies' Auxiliary
fourth Rrade,
Mrs.
Mary
Hodum,
graoe, mis. ra»u i . — . « ,
y D'Allessis,
A Joint meeting was announced | j
y obvious that the current Committee has been formed. Mrs.
I Mrs. Margaret Haggerty, Mrs. ' ' H Me mr s a n AGne tl ns -oSn a n d Miss Sul- for Post and(Auxii:ary to be held a n ed v ef ru t u r e t a x i n c r e ases will not Gloria Matzuk, 22 -Canterbuiy The goal is *18,000. Donations of Iselln Chemical Hook and Ladmay be sent to Robert A. Lenox der Company, District 11, planned
I
Walsh; Miss Vivian Blan_
additional services to Lane, Colonia, Is general chairt n e r s o f t h i r ( j g r a d e pn- tonight hi the post headquarters g l v e
any
taxpayers
plans of man; and she is being assisted by Fund, Box 105, Rahway. Any of- a social for October 13 at the home
cato, fourth grade, Mrs,
Mrs. Mary
MUIJ /i , ' . „ , , ,,„„*„„„ .
to be followed by a social.
taxoavers under
under the
the clans
the present administration," Mr. Miss Muriel Kruger, Mr*. Alma fers of building materials and s u - of Mrs. R. C, Corcoran. 15 Silver
William Dangell M a r W e w l M | M r s . P a t r l c l a P o l a i c , plls, will be hostesses.
Cecilia Weis; Mrs. Graze
Richard Emmons at St. Joseph's Smith cited, when he considered Darling, Miss Eugenia Uszenski, vices may also me mailed to the Avenue. Mrs. Farrest Plgott won
the special award,
Mrs.
Edward His- same address.
Church. The reception was held examples of'money wasted in the M r S(.•HopeDingfeld,
fourth
.Hpe
g
past few years and mentioned gins, Charles Rorke.
at Villa Roma/Elizabeth.
TenEyck, Mrs-. Anne Wilkens
A one-acre site was acquired on
—William Baier, 295 Colonia particularly the cbst of the sewer
Miss Imelda Ruckert, fifth grade,
Boulevard
levard has
has returned
returned home
home aaf- system, sewage disposal plant, Avalon Drive and the total colwere Mrti John
Elizabeth Dwyer, Mrs. FranRh
Theodore 8. .Chosney, ter
t e t construction and repair,
p , lected to date in cash ancl building
te beingg a ppatient at Rahway sstreet
mentioning
ex materials amounts to $2,050. A(>d
ces Marino. Mrs. Kathleen Duevmentioning particularly
particularly "the
"the ex-
•fi
Class Mothers
Appointed by PTA
I;
Cana Conference
Schedule is Set
\
Season Opened Series of Dances
By ParochialPTA Outlined byPost
lurtion Held
Units
Rahway Vet to Get Special
Home in Qolonia Section
|ns Auxiliary
Colonia Activities
•
cu
Mrs John Tinnesz ana •»"• -»•«•-. Mrs. Julia Oovelltz, chauf Irvington, visited their
C'/.ado. trustees.
Mrs. Nettie Campanaro, Mrs. W!l- mother. Mrs. F. B. Wachauf, in
'mpleted for a, tour Ham Lucanngra; Miss Mary Anne The Highlands.
•A e n completed lor ft to
- T h e first pack meet of Cub
.VI. it i Laboratories ln Ken- MinoKue, 6th grade, Mrs.
De Rosa, Mrs. Anne Polanski, Mrs.
Lena Manila; Sr. Rose Helene,
1 at 8 P. M., in
li'luJMT 22
—Mrs. K. N. Fortenbaugh. 162
.II (••Aiekuiowonthespei Th, next meeting will
„, 18 at the home
JIB CorreJa Avenue.
lalists to Hold
Evelyn Boyle; Mrs. Mary Anne- ,
Road, has returned
PUhprtv seventh grade. Mrs. South Hill ^ visit with her par
Qraoc Chcncharlk, Mrs. Nellie La
nd Mrs. H. A. Howell,
B r u n v), Mrs. Florence Picaro; br.
Pa. A group of friends
A q u m a S l eighth grade, Mrs. Kay
„ . , celebrate the Howtills'
Hlnes, Mrs. Thcres* Llmoll, Mrs
wedding anniversary.
Lee Puvllk.
-Mr. and Mrs; Lester Heim,
Mldfleld Road, entertained Mr.
COLONIA CLUB MEETING
and Mi's. Stephen Chek, St., Cdi-
COLONIA-The initial meeting
of the Colonia Club of the Pall
11.. Junior Sodality of season will be «>eW Monday at 8
ana
M ^ o f B t C P. M, at C o l o n i a ^ b u r , M e ^ ^
j * • ri joanne Qlasscotl ,
Henry
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m
d
d
uich met Sunday after- bers are
for the year wedding of Mits
ii) o'clock with the pre- proposed program
Anandelora,
i :iii'wurt, presiding.
will be presented.
in-ukt'r was Rev. John
Aim disculsed the topic
n.iy and the Sodallsts."
'in [oimulftUt for a
vnilfction" next month.
<• iilhu completed for a
t" be held Sunday. Oc
• Hi i each Mass. Chair
•' iJi-nject IB Mary Istvan
( N OTE- For insertions in tHf> calendar,
• ii-clmirman l» Brenda
,.,U Mrs. Andrew Sedivy, 100 O*ant AveFords. VAUey 6-6670. before noon_
mie
, 'Tuesday of each week. Mrs. Sedivy
for Fords, Hopelawn
is .oifespondenL
oofp
FORDS, HQPEUWN and KEASBEY
,\
CALENDAR OFCOMING EVENTS
wiasbey.) '
wvdi BdEasbey.))
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Memorial
eaiuiiu.1 Hospital.
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you f u It.
The OPENING Of
WOODBRIDGE KEY
LOCKSMITH SHOP
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Auto - Home - Office
Keys Duplicated
* '• Deliver and T»l«gr*pl
iNVALSHECK'S B
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Woodbrldge Township
Folks . . .
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570 AMBOY AVENUE
WOODBRIDGE, N. J,
WO-8-1056
Lutheran Church.
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cess purchase of sewer line sunPlies that cannot be used and a Chain Ollills Clyb
fixed budget, of $500 for streets
Sponsors Style Show
without any plans for street sonstruction."
ISELIN-The Chain O'Hills Wo
"Woodbrldge may not be unique
with Its problems," Mr, Smith man's Club of Iselin will sponsor
stated, "buj| it is certainly unique a fashion show at the Gerry Price
in the lack of planning to solve Dress Shop, 175 Smith' Street,
Perth Amboy, on Tuesday, October
them."
The
remalnde
enginering
» ' o f t h e meeting 4.
w a s d e v o t e d t0
Fashujns for all occasions will
,, Q
Questions and anMrs Victor
Victor Burls.*,
Burls.*,
- M r and
—Mr
anad Mrs
MIS
^^ problems.
problems
be modeled by members as follows;
bout ]
a MIS. V
V
bout ]
r u m u u i icy IYUIUI, "•»'" "•"• ; The Mqfedames Walter Andrews,
Road, and Mr. ana Mi*.
^
Andrew Horvath,
Oxford Road, a n d M r s C h a r i e s Oliphant,
West! Chester Aronson, Robert Bongart,
attended the play, "Caine Mutiny g t r e e t i a n d D a n l e l stantonj son Frank Burns, Peter Kravitz, KenCourt Material" at the Papjir Mill o ( M r a n d M r s ^ ^ s ^ t o n , neth Lawrence, John McCarthy,
ay House, .
New Dover Road, are attend
Constant Shissias, Wllliaip Thack—Mr. and j Mrs. Lester Neary t h e N j Engineering College in ara, John Tinnesz, Richard Van
andd children,
jjohn
and
Judy,
Nr.v
children
Judy Ne-.v N e w a r i j
Lenten and Carl Zlesmer.
Dover Road, spent a day at the
A lfrpe audience is anticipated
—Mrs. Edwar<| Bobb, Sr., CoState Fair, Trenton.
lonia Boulevard,: ppresided over the Tickets may bti obtained from any
club member jir at the store (jjie
- M r . and| Mrs. Walter Karvo- flrst m e e t l n g o f t h e
as
nctz and son, Scott, New Dover p r e s l d e n t oi l l ) e Mothers dircle of evening of the show. Rofreshmenlts
Road, spent th week-end with Mr. t h e O r d e r o [ peMolay at Eoselle, will be served and door prizes
and Mrs. Donald Lawson, Read-1 _ T h ; e following families of1 the awarded. Plans for the affair have
Inman, Avenue ssctlon attended been fomulated under the direcIng, Pa.
tion of Mrs, Sidney Goff, program
and Mrs. John A. Lease,
picnic
atp
ss tt
Midwood Way, entertained with w J t p a i ,,k ; M r a n c || Mrs.
(Charles
Mrs. (Charles chairman.
pai k; M r a n c
! dinner party in honor f>f their H u ii_ Mr. andMrs. Bobert^myew^th wedding anniversary; Guests ^
l^th
&nd
HOLD BOARD MEETING
M r s GGe o r g e H a y e S | M r
M John
J h n Kevett and M r s V i c t o i .
wer Mr. andd Mrs.
a n c j Mr. and
ISELIN — The executive board
children, George and Carol, of M rrs.
of the Home and School Associas . Leo Eesselman.
Irvington.
rvington.
—A daughter, Susan Lynn, was tion of School 6 met at the home
--John Oliphant, son of Mr. b o r n t 0 M r a n d M r s l r v i B g Q l . a y of tile corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Sanford
Sanford Pollack,
.,.„„„ at
„ the Rahway
_„ Memo- Mrs.
P o l l a , 16 Melvin
~~ of
J t Nixon
ltd
rial Hospital. Mrs. Gray is the Avenue. Plans were formulated
Cut This Out and Save
former Miss Sheila C«rey, Colonia. and projects assembled ior a "Do
For Future Reference!
—Ml-, and Mrs. Henry Strubel, It Yourself" demonstration tij) be
Colonija Boulevard, were the, re- held at next regular meeting,
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs, t o w - Wednesday, OQtober 5, at thji
A New Service for
school.
ard ttustafson, Jackson, Mich.
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—Mr arid Mrs Henry Strubel
and daughter Linda, 214 Ctjlonla
Boulevard and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Page, Newark, were guesU of
Mrs. Robert Peters, Keansburs.
- E d w a r d Bobb, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs .Edward Bobb, Sr., CoIonia Boulfevard, is attending Lafayette College, in his sophomore
year He is majoring in chemical
OCTOBER
I
"YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE
AT ROBINSON'S DEPT. STORE"
BOY'S
JACKETS
By Campus
Warm, sturdy sport and utility jackets with
quilted linings — nidt> range of colors and
patterns in si/ess HI ihroUKh 18.
98
$g.98 to $8
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Priced from
CovduroyK, gibardines, rayon
acetates, dacruns und flannels in
trease - resistant
fabrics. All popular colors
!
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in stock.
2
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EVERY SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. to 1 P . M .
OPEN EVERY TjHURSDAY & FRIDAY 'Til 9P. M,
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VALUES AT OUR
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Lee Creighton Studios
'i Entrance^: 90 Kelly Street and tl, S, Route 1
MENU) PARK TERRACE
Classes Starting Wed,Oct. 5th
Registration for Octobfer Classes:
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21), and FRIDAY, SEPT. 30
At the Studio from 'i:U P. M. to 7 V. M,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER I drum Ho 1 P. M.)
DEP'T STORE
1536 OAJC THEE ROAD, ISEUN
(Woodbrldg* Oaks Shopping C««ter)
I
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AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
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The Leader-Journal
The Wnodbridie Leader
Wnndhridcf Independent
1 he lselin Journal
(1M9)
Charles E. Gregory
Editor and Publisher
PnbllHhed Every Thursday tf
Thr Wondbrtdgr Publishing ( u m p i n j
IX Green Street
WO-«-l*1ft
WiKMtbrldct. New JIMTMJ
E. Gregoty, President
F. Campion
Vire PruMent and Treassrer
!l\ rirrlfr df livery. It cents ytr copj
•JIIIIM rlptlnn rates bv mall. Inthldllu potla|t,
our v i r yt.UD; sit month*, il.W, three munthi,
K, , . . , ! . . ..im-Ic mplfs by mall, lf»rents. All pafir)l«
in nl\:ni'<-.
I I'leasant Departure
Political platforms traditionally speak
only in "cnoral terms, but certainly the
eliHoi'ule will find in the statement of
•|KMimn by the Republican candidates for
IIHMI (ifllcr ;t pleasant departure from this
While ihe 1955 Republican platform is
not entirely devoid of the well-worr>^iiBhe
'nr nnniindiul of the safety in generalities,
it dins possess the virtue of at least contain inn s o n i c specifics. Most important is
the promise to cut municipal expeditures
by $100,(100—a promise which, if its probability of fulfillment is further demonstrated
by (lei.nii, will certainly carry strong appeal. Obviously what the Republican candidates must do now is to itemize the economies they propose which will add up to
Sioii.unri.
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adoption of one of the new governmental
forms provided under New Jersey's municipal optional charter laws of 1950 will be
taken in three municipalities. Voters in Edi
son Township (Middlesex County), Hamilton Township (Mercer County) and RocKaway Township (Morris County) will decide
whether they want a study made of the
existing form of government. At the same
time, they will elect members of prospective
study commissions.
TJfiN
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Uv KENNETH F1NU, DirecUr,
)>rinrfton Research Servte*
PIUNCETON—RevoklnK driver
]:::cnsi:s for two years of all auto
drivers cnuuht .speeding at a rate
df 70 miles per hour or faster
«;rikrs a responsive chord witn
New Jersey motorists.
A Now Jersey Poll survey lust
completed on the subject shows
Ilia! auto drivers and car owners.
as well RS the Kfcw Jersey adu'V
public, fnvor such a step by a
substantial margin.
Today's vote is, all the mure
Impressive when It is realized
that just about two out of every*
three New Jersey auto drivers
and nearly seven out of every ton
New Jersey ear owners questioned in todays statewide'survey favor revoking licenses lor
two-yuers.of nil drivers caught
spci-dins 70 miles per hour ffi
faster.
The petition method — rather than a
charter commission—was used to place on
the ballot proposals for adoption of the
council-manager form of gover:
Maywood in Bergen County and
municipality (Plan B) in the Borough of
Highlands in Monmouth County.
Businesslike administration keynotes, all
the municipal plans. A professional administrator features all variations of the council-manager form currently under local
voter consideration. In the small-municipality plan, the mayor is the administrator
of a modernized municipal form especially
adapted to the needs of smaller communities.
These and other optional charter plans
were provided by the Legislature several'
years ago following a commission study to
help municipalities gear their governments
to meet modern day needs and to keep pace
with mid-20th century growth.
Good Wishes to Eisenhower
t
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Such charter commissions have be«n at
work in six other municipalities where
studies were authorized previously, and
recommendations for change have been
submitted for voter approval at the General
Election. New council-manager forms of
government—each adapted to local n e e d are proposed to the voters in Livingston
Township (Essex County), Ewing Township (Mercer County), Pequannock Township (Morris County), and the Town of
Newton (Sussex County). A small-municipality" plan of government is recommended
for Warren Township (Somerset County).
In BlQQmfleld.. {Essex County) voters will
consider a form of government incorporating a town adminisrator and other features
provided in special legislation.
VVnodbridge Township's tax bills havo
been mounting over a long period. The
administration takes the position that these
increases have been caused in their entirety
by I he growth of the community, by the
necessity to enlarge plant and services to
accommodate new needs. ,It must be apparent that a community of 50,000 requires
' larger expenditures in all municipal areas
than does a community of 30,000. There
• must be more street lights, more policemen,
more garbage trucks, more street repairs
* because of more usage, more recreational
The Good Old Days
I facilities.
The New "fork Public Library has been
f Since this is true, the only question which
given
a complete microfilm set of Sears,
't needs to be resolved between the contenders
.
Roebuck
.^alpgS dajjjgMcKfa W T h e
tin the local election involves the ability ant^
determination to provide these necessities library finds thaV these catalogs '|rei!efct the
•at the least possible cost. Taxes, as we have mode of life in past years about as accumentioned so often, must be distributed rately as any other single record. .
The catalogs,, placed in the science and
more fairly and efficiently before they are
technology
department of the library,
^increased further—and this objective can
brings
back
many
memories. For example,
Ipnly be achieved by an independently*tondueted valuation of all local real estate. back in the nineties, Sears, Roebuck had
j' To return to the original point of this some; cracking good bargains. You could
discussion, however, it is a happy prospect get a King oak welV bucket for 36 cents.
And who can remember Oline's Improved
; when we can look to a calm, purposeful dis((Mission between the two parties over the Steam Washer, pot-bellied stoves at 2.40,
'Itpethod of providing essential services and and butter churns that "were powered/ by
Sheeting the enormous annual costs of our dogs, goats or sheep? And can anypne
• $13,000,000 debt. The administration must remember Bixby's shoe blacking — three
••'demonstrate that it has performed this dif- cents, a five-pound tube of apple butter at
ficult task as economically as possible—arid forty cents, and blackstrap molasses and
the challengers must be able to prove they maple syrup at thirteen cents a gallon?
{jan do the same fob, at a saving annually
Reflecting the different hair styles of that
of $100,000, as their platform declares they day, the catalog of the nineties offered both
can'do.
emma waves and feater bangs for thin. We presume that both are prepared to haired ladies. Gentlemen were offered full
debate their positions clearly and unequivo- beards on wire and even "ventilated"
cally, and that the electorate is anxiously beards, and mustaches at ten cents!
awaiting full devolvement of the conAll in all, looking through the -pages of
troversy.
these old catalogs brings back memories to
those who lived through that era. The catalogues are actually a valuable part of
Municipal Pacesetters
(Voters in eleven New Jersey municipali- Americana, of 'history and the way of iite
ties p,o to the polls on November 8 to decide in the years they were issued. They also
1
questions involving modernization of their show that, while we often talk of going!
forms of local government, reports the Nev; haclj. to the good old days, if we really had:
the chance, no one would g^> back to the
Jersey Taxpayers Association.
; The fli'fit of several steps leading toward good old days.
From all over the world have
the messages of goodwill
4OWKII1 President Eisenhower on
*p\t: occasion of his illness. We
jJGBJuiqe over the news that he is
ro«r«'hsiii(! satisfactorily and
)in in Urn-chorus of good wishes
ir Ins speedy and complete recovery.
Our concern over this sudden
f^liutss arose, frnm the beglnnltiBi
•ijjeeuuiie uf our realization of how
"^ucli lie means to us. Ouu
• %
Jnhxieiy is the product of deep ,
•'• '
fidevutkui and warm affection. We
gratefully the physicians'
sr that thousands of men
?ftavc had similar difficulty and
•('"Hjjlive come back to lead long and
.'wfceiul lives' thereafter. This is
we wish for our President,
e scope o f the messages that
j*. poured into Denver- in a
aliuuous stream must be
to President EisenHe knows that a whole
world is pulling for him and
yayniij fur him and that anythut he suffers in the body
in the- mtjHlB ot HWr."millions yf hi* fellow men.
They want his surcease from military establishment In Westsuffering and his return to his ern Europe.
usual joyous and stimulating
Now it is in an entirely difactivities, h
ferent light that the world sees
The range and character of
him. The military man has bethese messages of 'goodwill, come, after all, the "poan of
moreover, have a d e e | signifi- i peace." It is Eis?nho*er the
cance. It is manifest that Presi- Imaginative proponent qf, better
dent Eisenhower has become, in «ays in which to ll^ve, of reasonvarlojus parts of the world, a able accommodations of a better
symbol for the hope!) of a be- spirit of worl(l conflirnc 1 , "who
wildered and struguling man- is the object of wrrld-'vidj conkind. He lias been a fresh voice cern. Pew think of him now as
and fresh approach. He has in- a military commander, however
spired a new hope and, a new great his eminence has been in
confidence. He is the friend of that field. He is rather the
not merely to good causes but to statesman, the pacifier, the dipall the aspirations for a brighten lomat, the idealist and the friend
future In a better world.
\ of peoples everywdiere.
This is,doubly significant when
one .considers the background
from which "General" Eisenhower came into fame and.
woVld-wlde repute. He was a soldier, the protagonist in North
Africa, the liberator of Prance,
the conqueror of the Nazis In
Western Europe, the veritable
military architect of victory.
L*ter on he became the chief
organizer and head of the unlied
Under the Capitol Dome
By J. Joseph Grlbblns
horse and buggy days are doomed attractions in lront of the grandstand. It is considered one of the
in New Jersey.
State Highway Commissioner outstanding expositions in AmerDwiuht R. G. Palmer has ord- ica.
a
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«
ered a reduction in the number of
town names and fewer signs on BENJAMIN FRANKMN:—Verthe highway scene. Single, simpli- satile Benjamin Franklin, in adfied signs would be substituted dition to being §o talented in
tern this year.
State Highway Commissioner to produce instantaneous read- many fields when this country
was started, also handed down a
Dwight R. G. Palmer has ear- ing for passing motorists.
marked $10,000,000 of his, $34,Further, a green background fine piece of advice to all men
140,751 highway construction for such directionary signs may who enter public life.'
program for 1955-56 to promote be officially adopted after curHe advised that unfair splashes
advance purchase of rights-of- rent experiments are completed. of dill thrown upon a person's
way and launch such innovations In the future also, signs must be character would rub off when
as intersection revisions, island either illuminated or reflecting to dry,
closings, creeper lanes and bar- promote both" night and day
In celebrating the 250th anrier curbs. Rather than leave dis- legibility.
.niversary of Benjamin Franklin
cretion up to harried motorists,
In the quiet signpost revolu- along with New York Governor
Palmer believes lives can be tion now occurring along New Harriman and Mayor Wagner resaved on the open road by build- Jersey highways, the many cently, Governor Robert B. Meying safety into the highways.
speed limit signs stretching out, ner of New Jersey e x p o s e d apWhere space is too limited to along miles of roadways may well preciation of the full flavor of
permit construction of wide have seen their best days and in Franklins remarks. He said all'
safely islands, Palmer plans to the near future be supplanted by great presidents now enshrined
place a dividing barrier between a few large signs located at less in memory, were subject to the
lines of opposirig traffic to pre- frequent intervals. The first such vilest abuse b u t ^ s Franklin prevent head-on collisions or a skid- sign, located within the center dicted it all rubbed off when it
ding car veering over Into incom- island on US-1 between Route became dry.
ing traffic. The first of such bar- 130 Circle and Route 18 Circle in
Governor Meyner also reriers will be built on the Pulaski Middlesex County, resulted in the called that Franklin was a
Skyway
removal of 12 small signs.
printer, a writer, an editor, an
On Route 4 in the Teaneck area
Palmer has T^ai erected the inventor, a leader of public
where narrow 4-foot islands- first "Please, No Litter, Fine $50" causes, and"a philosopher. He had
cause turning cars to stick out in signs. Thousands of' dollars a something to do with the Frankfront and/ back into both lines of month are spent hiring workers lin stove, the mangle for washing
traffic, three types 6f barrier to pick up discarded beer cans clothes, the lightning rod, paved
fencing will be installed to pre- and other debris on the high- streets, the postal system, sanivent head-on collisions. Future ways. Palmer thinks such funds tation, the- public library, the
installations of this type in other may be more properly applied to volunteer fire department, fire
parts of the State will be based other maintenance operations.
insurance, silk culture, the growon demand. In the interest of
ing of grapes, the prediction of
safety, Palmer has also outlawed TRENTON FAIR:—The New Jer- weather, the stepladder and the
future construction of sloping sey State Pair which depicts the chair with '.extended arm still
curbs flanking center islands and Garden State's agricultural and used in classrooms.
b^s ordered vertical curbing .for industrial progress, is underway
"He is even responsible for
the future.
•
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at the Trenton Fair grounds.. what is now known as the mimeo"Creeper lanes" will be' in- The exhibition will close next graph machine." said the Gov,
stalled on hilly sections of State Sunday night.'
ernor. "For that may he be forhighways sufficiently wide to alKings of tjhe farm smimal given!''
low moving trucks to go up in world will be judged at the event,
low gear without blocking faster us well as varieties of poultry NF.MATODE.—For the eighth
moving vehicles. Such lanes will champions. Various State De- consecutive year, the State Dealso eliminate Irked motorists partments are showing their partment of Agriculture reports
from being tempted to pass the work In the State Building, and* that no golden nematodes have
slower vehicles on hills, and per- there, is a competitive agricul(Continued on Page Twelve>
haps causing a multi-death acci- tural display among the various
dent.
State institutions. Units of the
The first creeper lane in New State Grange likewise proudly reJersey has been constructed on veal the products of farms and
Route 9 at Hampton in HunterA kitchens amid a background of
d«n County. Highway engineer recreation. There is a concert in
are looking for other points m the State Building every day df
|
New Jersey where this type of the fair.
construction may save lives,
Harness'races, thrill acts, a
4
ft
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njammothj ice show and circus
SIGNS :-lClusters of highway a»id many vaudeville acts and
UNDER STATE H O U S E TRENTON — Modern safety
techniques designed to prevent
indecision on the part of motorists which may cost their lives,
a rate of 70 n, ;,
faster?"
These wrri' ;.i;,
suits:
Approve
Dtaaprovt
No opinion
And here's iii.>
(Conli.mect i.:i I'
.
Letter to I
Edito,<
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Mr. Charles O: <•••.,rIndependent-l.r.n:
WoodbririRe. N:-* i
Dear Sir,
What miuln In- ,
mas in ScptcmiH•:
Ionia- mWent-; .-r •
was the resurfann :
on Monday by the i:
ChK reason offered for npDepartment. Fn.::,
proving the law to revoke driver
Rahway sour?o, •;.
licenses of speeders is that hl?h
partment wa< in i:
spveds e.iuse acridents. Many
Excellent \\'r,<,,
people in the state of New Jerstandards for tinsey nre of the opinion that exkers, candles, an,:!;.
acting a, penalty for excessive
would have uiviy
speeding will do much to cut
to Ridge Road in -..
down speeding and thus reduce
future. Now n i:,.
accidents.
for Colonia Bm.ii
Opponents of the idea argue at this time hv v
chiefly that revoking the licenses Ridge Road, chi" •
for two years is too harsh a pen- the trunk sew-.
ally, particularly for the first nf- would bring a veil
fense, and that it might put to the area,
some people out of work If they
I am sure thai ;h
lose their driver licenses.
owners of Ridne HM
When New Jersey Poll itaft saying "Merry CJ:I
reporters asked ths fjjllowug oops . . . I mi-nil
question of a representative Rahway, and c.&.:
cross-section of the state's adult aa a very friendly x.
citizens:
gesture.
Yours for rjrttti :
"Would you approve or disapprove of a state law that Ionia in the w\\ v>
Sinmr'.v
would revoke the driving license
HENHY
for a period of two years of all
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auto drivers caught speeding at
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Competence Creates Confidence
Your insurance is VERY IMPORTANT :<) YOU •••:•• •
Mr vi>rv liii[)nrtiim t o us. In t h s p r o m o t i o n of our i"
business we h i m ' n e v e r Lost Nliftn o( t h i s Curt nml -!.•:
we render u careful Hnd personal u r v l c e in naml.l!
no far ut> I n s u r a n c e i s concerned, so thu'l WE iin>* •
j j o r u m to you. LocatlonwlM we live t o g e t h e r - I.fct| BUSINESS T O O E T H E H !
Friendly Service—As Near As Your
STERN &DRAGOSET;
KIM. KSTJJE & IMSURW*£L
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traffic sips which grew frohi
may
greyhound racing are among the
be best
GLAMOR GIRLS
i
for you
If you have no checking account-^"'"* use bank money orders to p4r r'~i
1
obligations. They are safe, s
convenient, and cashable anywhere.
Bank Money Order rates are
low. Von can buy them here in
C
In justice to President Elsexihower. however, it must b« flmphasissed that he is no exponent
of peace at the cost of freedom.
He has never been associated
with the Idea of U surrender.
The "man of peac?" has made it
plain that what he means Is a
Open rrW»y 4
any desired amounts.
Jo Paid, on Savings Accounts
2 % %
PaW
" Savings CorttfieattB
"just an<r lastlns" peace, and
that Is not the pro4uct of compromise with thii very justice.
(Continued on P»je Twelve)
doctor! He aaya I'mfit98 a Mdle!"
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Revoking Drivei hiw
Two Years if Caught l-,
10 Miles an How or
Wide Public $
Siirve, Find
OI»KN HOUSK IN MOSCOW
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Member. »'wkf»l Rwarve Sytttwi M * F*d«n) Dpt|lt buWTMM
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMrVR M
vP|,;rF.NDENT-I-EADER
KEASBEY
HOPELAWN
FORDS
(liainnen Named
Forty-Three Firemen Search Democratic Qub
lobe Honored Locate MissingMan - Suicide Plans (or Dinner
I IV esidents
For PTA
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POFfDS — The Fords Womeii's
, p ,.
TIIC ladles Auxiliary
FORDS—The men of the Fords been dead about 24 hours.
!
'..
Memorial Post 6090, 'he Company have proven to the
The followirj' rn°n. wok part in Democratic Club met in the ScanInavlan
Hall
and
W
T
*
ursed
to-, . , HI post headquarters Jii>;ui.
while that
they
can
do
other
bi in i,
wiry
Uiill
uu
Ulilfl j the
I*lie search:
a c i n i , n , Louis
Liuuto Bertekap,
wtk i^ivnjj, John
uvtu*
'''•„. plans for a past presl- .hlngs besides fight fires • surh as | Biirkr-, Wesley Chrlstensen. Her- TBistw For the Novtmber olec
1
>n«i.
,,„„., to be held October jolng cmt In full force to hunt for ; bert Cline, Joseph Dairtbach, Jo,;„. Kljtiiivos Restaurant, ' man whose
family
'
' ' thought
scph Dudlk, John Dudlk, Clifford Mrs. Sue Warren, president, ap
Heja'rvntlons, may be
have committed sulridr.
Dunham, Nicholas "Elko, Hatild »inted Mrs. Gertrude Kgan i n i
'•'..I, Mrs Edwin Dalton, 142
Last Thursday, iF.me.st Vamx Fischer. Chief John Fischer, Leon- Mrs. Ann Mt\k^ co-chalne«n of
came to the flrehonsc. requesting ard Fischer, Wilbur Fischer. W>1- he ChrWiiiaK dMn«r. t i w roiinty
v ,\ nun'.
roup will hold US annual dinner
Mm ZsiRft reported that a the assistance of the flr?inen nnrt 11am Oastg'iber, Carl Oilsdorf,
t 7.30 P M. O ^ b e r 5 in The
[ , uli' will be held Octo- the members of the- St. John's Louis dispart, Arthur Hansen,
°ines. Tickets may be obUinod
Hansen,
Norman
Hanen,
'" '•• mi A. M. In the Farmers First Aid Squad to try snd loot? Marlus
Marlu
s ,
,
bh
Km- Bernard Harding, William Horns- ,'rom Miss Claire Sutch, 40 New
his biotlier-in-law,
Joseph
ivrth Amboy. Mrs. Cav hi
Brunswick Avsnue.
•t was appointed chsv.r- ban. Dunham Avenue,
by, Howard Jens«n, George Jonaii,
Entertalnmroit was furnished by
'''M ,,,it.ertalnment f6r th Mr. VarKa told Fireman Robert Richard Krauss, Henry Kress, Ru\*r$. Louise DeMarco, Mrs PlorN. NeaTy that the family had dolph Kulschlnsky. Robert Levan- ;nce Quadt and Miss Sutch.
;i,lc will be held Octobe
frnr:-d the man had committ.'d dosk#, Oeorge Llddle, Anton Lund
suicide, because he hind been mis1)- Howard Madison, Stephen M^r
k Rayhwnd
R h d .Martensen,
M t
ing from home since noon of ths tetiak,
«:im»,
nm/iuuuu
™»i»i.»iin,i«,
«>»Jo-day' before and was allegedly in seph Matusz, John Mizerny, Robpoor health. He was unemployed srt Neary 'paid duty man». Wiland hud been under a doctor's lard Neary, Michael Pado, Stev
care.
Panko, John Sheaman, Joseph
Fireman Neary was given n Sraoyak. Rodman Stratton, Ray
FORDS—The et|hth birthday of
complete description of the miss- mend Sopdrowski, Louis Turtus Charleen Simon, daughter of Mr.
ing man and It was learned that Joseph Yuhasa. and Walter Taylii: and Mis. Theodore Simon. 63
he spent a i;ood deal of his time and Dixie kinuss, auxiliary fire Laurence Street, was celebrated at
In Fords Park, which is heavily men.
a lawn party.
wooded. During the time the TruGuests were Robert and Lynn
man was being given a deserii)Whltley, Maryellen Meshrow, Bon,,,.; Miss~Ruth M. O'Hara, tlon €f the mi\n the fire company
nie Spees, Ruth Shoebirg. Dale
,,,, „[ Mr. and Mrs. W. J had been called out to answer an
IorUla, Phyllis La Oihifdla, Ken, iiR Murtln Avwiue. wasalarm. After the fire had been put
netli and Anthony Nalasco, Ken,,,, showers in honor of her out, Chief John Fischer asked for
neth. Robert and {Catherine KubI i m i n ,, murriage to William volunteers to go out on the sear.:h
_
tnak, Katherlne Ouedes. Patricia
, ,i,ii son of Mr. and Mrs
poRDS-The Fords Republican and Francis French, Susan Ono,. Hrrliilan. of Ogd*nsburg for Kozban. The chief was given
100 per cent cooperation frpm the c t u b h e l d t n e flrst m e e t l n g o t , n e frey, Charles and Karen Plesher,
,,•,-, i-muiiy will take place Sat43 regular firemen and the t,Wo s e a s o n a tF r a n k . s Hall_ T h e wzX%. Lynn Hanson, Margaret Brehm.
tv in o u r Lady of PeaM
auxiliary firemen who had re- n a t l o n o f M r s W a l t e r B e l k o a s Maryann. Charles and Martha
Bisland.
[i, si shower was held irhthe spond«d to the alarm. Fireman vice-president was regretfully acAlso Allen Husho, Nicholas
Heary
then
called
police
head.
cept<?d a n d R o b e r t B e c l t w a sa p
of Mrs. Oeza Stamberger
Plesher, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuli,, ,,i iHe bride-elect, on Clif- quarters and told of the plans far p o i n t e < i t 0flul h e unexplred term. binak, Mr. and Mrs. AUred (Suedes.
.,,.inii'. New Brunswick. Mrs a
a wvh party. He was told to no
A r( ? p0l . t w a s g i v e n o n t n e anMr. and Mrs. Joseph French, Mr.
I'.utni. sister of the bride-to ahead.
nual picnic held at the home of and Mrs. John Onofrey, Mr. and
Captain Wlllard Neary of theMrs, George Munn. Mrs. Munn Mrs. Fred Hanson, Mr. and Mrs
,-, ,-n-liostess.
is were Mrs. Thomas J a s o St. John's First Aid Squad alerted reported on the Middlesex.County Ralph Nalasco, Mr. and Mrs. MatI,,, n Hi'hlcker. Mrs. Robert his men and at the same time Women's OOP conference.
thew Plesher, Mr. and Mrs. Edii Mrs. Albeit Thullesem requested assistance from the
ward Bisland, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Announcement
was
made
of
a
lHit ,i Hi'Kedus, Mrs. O'Hara Sayreville Emergency Squad to
Musko. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Simon
;!••
Republican Club
At First Meeting
co ,n with their water rescue | %,£?£>?<£.
J ^ S Si\.
,i,',hii Patten, Mrs. Nathan
T
, Mis Cleorge TabacznlsW equipment.
The Sayreville unit arrived in
ti i mud Dunn, Miss Margaret
n und Mis, Stanley Doblc.
i!". alt f. r .?! ^ ^ L " ^ . 1 " ^ ! ! 1 * I There will be a regional confersicond affair was held In the local outfit to the Dunlum ence In Wilmington, Del., Novem>m,Mif Mrs. William Toth, 138 Pond area where they started
ber 11. Reservations maj be made
. AM'iiue. Guests were Mrs. grappling operations. In the
by contacting Mr*. Henrietta
• ] ...ill Mis. Stella Kariski, meantime Chief Fischer sent the
Wood, 111 North 8th Avenue.
M. CuccioUi, Mrs. -Ellzajieth firemen out in teams under the
HiRhland Avenue.
Mi.-.. Ruth Early, Mrs, Ruth direction of First Assistant Chief
Plans were made for a spaghetti
m Mrs. June Franko, Mis. Arthur Hansen.
dinner
October 12 at Frank's Hall.
. :i.t stofegu. Mrs. Barbara
The search got underway at
Mrs Albert Peterson, Mrs. 5:15 and about a half hour later Lyle Reeb, candidate for mayor,
i.y. li.i.sky. Mrs. Marie Chlsm, a team composed of Leonard and Raymond Smith, Second
;:>-ir.Mi Sliarfetz, Mrs. David Fischer, George Jogan and R'l- Ward candidate, will be guest
n Mis. Emma Briton and
dolph Kul&chinsky came upon Ihe speakers at the next meeting Ocvlw.i Curi'len.
missing man, Mr. Kulschii^ky w.is tober 12..
the flrst to see him and tftwinht
at flrst that he might be asleep,
; is The executive board of
:il-. Wiimwn's Club will meet until he noticed the German Lus«
: i .it a: 15 P. M. in the 11-laying by his side. The Fords man
had committed suicide und hail
Kli MKllTING
and Mr. and Mrs. Mtchae
Plesher.
Free Course Offered
In First Aid - Defense
••'] • r i l . i i i m i ' I l .
Mrs, j.inn-s Husson of the bu;lldiir rnnimitit::- distributed tlc)U«8
fur ii iir.t^'rcl show to. be held
4 mid 25 in School No".
M Mrs, .\ibwt Cnrey, president.
.ii>ii'i:'»:iil Mrs. Peterson program
Charleen Simon
'Marks Birthday
ith ftfO'Hara
|'» fed Saturday
1
••
s
I in-ndquarters with Mrs
CnUaifher as chairman
,„, vo^d to award a prizi
„'„,(,]• student df the sev
|(i ,.|Kiith grades of 'On
Ivan' School.
—
ITiKDS The PTA of Bt. J«tnft
pwoji.il church met in- the qm
1
c h i i v i - h hall anil made plans (or *
:i;id
i
:inl
party
to
be
heldbu.'.ur
n'v li m ilw church hall, MM. M
M
rind M"IS. Wilbur
w.i",(i,i.-fT
unpointed co-chalt1
n ..f i 'n l)ii/.;iir which wlU %iitt
M niiti continue throutll-,
;ii «> \
mil t i n il:iv Tho'card party iitii
i'\.\ nt 8 P. M. with Mr*, SW- • tl'.-v
Iiili und Mrs. John Peterson
Senior Sodality
Names Officers
FORDS'— The Senior
Virgin Mflry Sodality of Our Lady
i of Peace Church met and installod
he following officers:
Miss Joanne Efian. prefect; M183
CATALIN EMPLOYE HONORED—A milcl wateh and cash were presented to Steve Rlmar, 14 Mary
Evelyn\viin, vice prefect; MJM
Avenue, Fords, for completing ?5 years of faithful scrvtee with the Cataltn Corporation. Company
Dorothy Porvnznlk, secretary. Mb»
representatives went to his home to make the awards. Making the presentation of the watch is Harry
Barbara Clinbay was named chalrKrehbell, president of the company on the extreme rUht and ntxt to him is Mr. Rlmar. Others,
mni\ of u cake sale to be h<9d
from left to rUM, are Harold Single, assistant plant manager; F. M. Martin, financial secretary
October 2 following each mass In
of the company; (iunnar Pederson, union representative; Craig Vlld, vice president of the union,
the ','hurch.
and Kendall BrigKS, works manager.
The Rev. Samuel C. Constance,
Sodality director, spoke on the
HR18TENING HELD
Petersens Entertain
ideales of the Sodality and the
d r
Honored
duties
HOPELAWN — The Infant son
For Son, Edward, 7officers.and obligations of Its new/
At Shower by friends >t Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zlolkowski,
Miss Anna Marie Vitkosky re11 Worden Avenue, was baptized PORDS—Edward Petersen, snn
FORDS—A miscellaneous show- Michael -Edward at a ceremony in of Mr and M'rs. Amt Petersen, 26 quested the members to save caner was given Miss Joan Kubich, St. Stephen's Church, Perth'Am- Lawrence Street, was given a sim- celled stamps, old rosariesi .and
daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Michael boy. Rev. Francis Kllmktewicz of- per pafty In honor of his seventh other used follglous articles for
mission use.
Kubich, 52 Fairfleld Avenue, atficiated. The sponsors were Dr. birthday,
the VFW Hall by Misses Dorothy and Mrs. Edward J, Novak, Wood- Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Soivn INFANT CHRISTENED
SDISON-Mr. and Mrs. ^alint
Martin, Arlene Cholpenskl, Mary bridic. Miss Zlolkowskl is the for- Petersen, Miss Marie Petersen, Mr.
mer darol Novak of Sewaren.
and Mrs. Clifford Dunham, Mrs. Kovacs, H MacArthur Drive, had
Jane Maloney and Loretta KuCharles Klein and children, Ka- their infant itauKhter christened,
bich, who will be her bridal atPegsy Luu at ceremonies perPROUD PARENTS
ren, Virginia and Thomas, Mr.
tendants.
formed in the Mttuchen Reformed
Miss Kubich will marry Francis FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. Eugene Martin and Church by the Rev. Harry Ver
Lesko, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- Panconl, 68 Maxwell Avenue, '\re daughters, Kam and Jean, of this Strate. Sponsors wore Miss Nancy
thony Lesko, 543 Sayre Avenue, the parents of a daughter born !n place; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Qoet- Lou Bnwmi'ycr and Robert H.
Peterson.
Perth Amboy, October 22 in Our the Perth Amboy General Hos- schlus, Woodbrldge,
pttal.
Lady of Peace Church.
70 SHOP
MOWfflG
WE'RE RIDIN1 HIGH !
COAT FACTORY
CO
BUYY DIRECT
W RENT ANDLOW PRICE
IN THE LOWRRENT ANDLOW PRICE DISTRICT...
We want all off our new neighbors
i h b to
to "BE
"BE IN
IN 'HIE
'HIE KNOW"
K
when it comes to saving money. We manufacture all our
garments right here in our own factory. Naturally we
can sell them for less than you would pay in a store. We
want you to come, see and compare! Follow simple directions on map below and hurry over to our factory showroom. You'll be glad you did!
FABULOUS
SELECTION OF
COATS
AND
TOPPERS
Sup«r"88".HolidoySedon
...SO WE'RE
TRADIN' HIGH!
6 to 14—Girls
10 to 14—Pre-teens
10 to 16-T«ien»
8 to 20—Mteses
38 to 44—LadlM
HALF SIZES
14 Vi to M H
n*cord-br«ftklng
r«oord-br««klnfl
What a wonderful tiW to teal for an
For there', nothing like an Olde in the
wide world ; ; i not another car w <**yi0
own, w packed Vilh tbrBbi "Hocket" K^gme
"r'lying color'f styliagl H*e'« «*!•* 4 l l d
^lauiur that reJUy stand outl Stop iir-get our
KMHTL apprafaal! Thk. month, more than
.ver . ; . tlkv'i . "««**" M - ^ ^
*)
get out of the ordinary . . , into m
Th, 9 . . - « . f l b«ol Week"-come
lnt»da»<
-co
LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE
OWimobil«"88" 2-Door Swlan
Fur Blends
Cashn^fe Blends
Camel Hair & Wools
ChlnehlU*
Ziblines
Tweeds
Broadcloth*
Poodle*
COLORS
•
•
Blue
Black
• BeiKC
•
•
•
•
•
Green
Brawn *
White
Tet>l
Red
Charcoal Shades
Oxford Gray
Navy
Mellon
AQua
Powder Blue
Shrimp
at.low at
$2,384.00
*•"*•*
I fisliions factory
Stal* and locol t a u t o t t o . Yovf prk»
d«t»nd» upon d » k » of roodtl 9*4 body
llyi«,optional tqulpmont uivd utt*«Mf<«i.
^
St.
^
sMOBILE
SALESROOM HOURS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
9 A. M to 6 P. M.
Saturdsy » A- M. to 5 P. M..
FORDS
IMIIKW **«,
SUNDAY 1 1 A . M . - 4 P. Mi
OODBRIDGE
FABRICS
SIZES
CLOSED MONDAY
Woodbfidge N.:„• A v
/
~?—-\ Fords NJ
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i-lr.iv.•niiiu fur tlie c o m i n g
FORDS — Mrs. Lafayette Llv
ingston, president of School No
14, PTA, announced the organization Is sponsoring a free coursf
In flrst aid and civil defense.
The flrst lesson will be held Or.
tober 4 and October 5 at 8 P. M.
In squad headquarters. -Robert
Neary, Instructor, announced the
course Is open to any area mothThe dark-horse prize, donated e r s and registrations may be made
by Mrs. Helen Adamiec. was wan for either Tuesday or Wednesday
by Mrs. Oscar Wilson. Hospitality night.
was in charge of Mrs. George AcerUficate will be awarded at
the end of the ten-week course.
Hafely and Mrs. Irbing Kahree.
••
,&'••
RATES - INFORMATION
'.it for IS unrds
| IVadlinf for tin: Wrdntudar 10
3r Mfh additional word
A. M, for th* a n » week's
pnblteitUn.
Pirahlr in advance
New Jersey Pol)
Telephone WO-g-1710
FKMAI.F. I'M.!' WANTED
MISCEtLANEOtS
GENERAL vrs: assembly, swady
eTT.pl--.ymen" A'.': benefits. Apply
Omr.f C?J:C:. O . Main Street &
Route =3 \Vj*x:bric2f. M. J.
9-22 29
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION
Established 1902
O»«r 4.500.000 Memben
KaUomrtctp Service
Perd Kertes. Local Agent
J17 8Ut* Street, Perth Amboy
Phone HEImst 2-1249
YOUNG WOMEN, for evening
wort rsr.::i:r,J *rtd packing
9 1 - 6 29
«-RZ«; ples^ar.: w>:k foiir hours
each ever;Tii A'.^ »y>mas Jor 6*?
BOSGART SCHOOL OP^
\
position. 8 00 A M :<j 6 90 P- M ;
DRIVING
;
five <Jay; tort wages. ste»iy
LICENSED by s u u of New Jer- j
work Tt! Llr-.-ty 8-0821
ley. 81 Homes Part Are. iselln.,
Liberty 8-0070.
.
\
9 1-9/29
CASHIER c'.frK.' p:e-park clerks:
exp*:;er.c<! Apply'A'.* Mark?;
225 Avene! Street Ave.r.el.
PAINTER AND DECORATOR
Free EsV-mat-e^
, CaU CA-1-4825
V J TEDESCO
|
Avw.
HOUSKW1VEF
6 Fillmore Avenue
• offers a c»: -:r ;.:> tr>p v o m a n
Cartels
'
who w;iJ:f« "*
.> ry .n bufines* Jf>r
9 1 - 9 29
hers*!! W::u P O Box T05
w
PlainneM.
.
i
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. I , _.
• j
'Continued front Editorial Pare)
Jersey auto driver* and car owners feet on the matter:
CAR DRIVERS. STATEWIDE
Appro I T .
....
i('<
JDIsapproTt
33
No opinion
. .... 1
CAB OWNERS. STATEWIDE
Approve
.. . . .
C$f i
Disapprove
Game is stocking 7.000 trout from
8 to 16 inches in the fly-fishing
waters of New Jersey. . . . Loans
to farmers who suffered serious
tosses due to floods or heavy rains
have been authorized by the
Farmers Home Administration in
all New Jersey counties . . New
Jersey farm leader* hope to secure favorable legislative action
New Jersey apples of fall variety
are now coloring up market* and
are available at ffrocry stores
and super market*, the State Department of Agriculture reports.
. . . The New Jersey Racing Commission b expected to turn
thumbs down on five application^
for htrneta track permit*
The State Division of Fish and
[ADDITION TO FAMILY
S HOPELAWN — Mr find Mrv
i Edvsrd Tylor. 12 Richard Avenue,
'are the parents ot a daughter
j born in the Perth Amboy General
I HospiUl.
•: CLASSIFIED :•
•
INDEPENDENT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1955
PAGE TWELVE
t
Advertising
* •
Jewelry Service
IP YOUR HRIN&ING has become '
WANTED-Ir.•.*:'..-•«:-.: s::'.
a problem. Alcoho'.ic* Annoy-'
• mous can help you. Cai! Market j
man »;'./. p!?«.-»i.*.
for doctor- offsc* S->sn* tn-nri-; S-7528 or write P. O Box 253.1
ed»e of :vp:nB r.ecssarv Previous j Woodbridg*.
9 1 - 9 29
experience no* r.'res&iry Please j
apply to P. 0 B:x 10 c o th:s
Continued from Editorial
DARAOO'6
newspaper. »-;tr, df-tai'^ f o r been found in the potato fields of
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL
mation a- :•> f-:.ucjt;-jr,, backNew Jersey.
1
Largest
and
Oldes
.
in
County
ground ar.d referfr.w Four days
The decision was reached after
a week Monday T-*sdi* Thurs- Hydnunatic. Fluid and Standard
experts analyzed nearly 1.100
day, Friday ? A M to 2 P. M. 380 McCWlan St.. Perth Amboy
soil samples to determine whether
CaU HlUcrest 2-7365
and 5 P M to i j P M Or oruy
the nematode. a serious potato
9
1
9
29
9 A M :o 2 P M ::•: five days,
pest, ;s present in New Jersey.
Free Estimates
Monday. Tuesday Tr.urwlay FriAn area near Hickville. L 1..
No Obligation to Buy
day ar.c Satu:c«y F.rit year three
where an outbreak occurred in
1944 remains under a strict quarIS an-1
weeks, n:ar.
CALL
antine which bars the production
third y?i:
» *-*•*:> ?a:s vac**
0' potatoes, tomatoes or other ret o n Or.;;. :
•-.= r.;r.2 for Meady
".a:ed crops.
empioymer.'.
, . i a?piy Saiary
Potatoes grown in New Jersey
F O R D S — Committeeman R
during the past summer were
9-29 Richard Kraus? ana Lous> Turkus. stymied by serious surpluses in
veteran minstrel man. appealed other areas before and during the
MALE HELP \\ ANTED
'lor teenage talent !or the ounsuel New Jersey harvest season and
to be presented Octow-r 24 apd 25 the threat of peak late season
GENERAL MACHINIST, txpeti- by St. John's Episcopal Church in
crops. As a result, the returns to 126 RAIOYAY AYE.
!
AVENEL
ence r.Kes *ry: ?v.acy employ- School 14.
growers have been less than Jl
ment, .a'.; btr.erV..* Apply Centric
Boys and air".> interested in try- per bau. In many instances, yields
Cl\Ach Co Majr. Stret". it R w « ing out are a*ktd to contact Mr. were also poor.
#9, Wooobrxge.
6-22. 2fl Krauss at his home. Maple Street,
Avenue, JEBStY JIGSAW:—State HighSTORE CLERKS r.y;k c'.erta. or Mr. Turltu.5. Wildwood
N
expenf-r.ee prrferrei. Apply Al'f any day between 5 and 6 P.'M.. to way Commissioner Dwight R. G.
Market. 225 Avenel Street. Aventl. make arrangements lor an audi- Palmer has announced a $34.tion.
Avenel Pharmacy
140.751 highway construction
9-29
The shov will be limited to a program for New Jersey this
994 RAITWAY AVENUE
FOR SALE
two-hour program with no en- year. . . . The purchasing value
cores in order to enable the audi- of the New Jersey consumer dolWOODBRIDGE 8-1914
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE—40' X ence to participate in the dancing iar. based at 100 cents as of June,
30', on !ol 150' x 55'. has 10' x to* follow.
1939. was 49.7 cents in August.
10' office. Locked at 685, St.
the State Department of Labor
George Avenue. Woodbridge. Call
WHITMAN'S CANDIES
and Industry reports. , . . Both
WO-8-2847.
9-22 Halloween Masquerade glowers and processors agree j Cosmetic* - Film - Greetinc Carts
1940 PLYMOUTH four-door. 1953
Party Set for Oct. 29 that the 1955 New Jersey tomato
oooreit
eafeine. radio. A-l condition.
Also kiddie's trailer tractor. B-C. FORDS — f h e Dun-6ar Club recortl in recent years. .', . New
ft new. $8,00. Call at 34 Edward met at the home of Mrs. Betty Jersey potatoes have moved into RAYMOND JACKSON
t, Iselin.
.
9-29 DiMeglio. Dunbar Avenue, and 28 States and the District of
AND SON
honored Mrs. Jean Zagrzecki with Columbia this summer ranging
GIRLS COAT, size 1, $5.00. gifts on the arrival of an infant as far west as Iowa and Missouri
Druggists
and as far south as Florida and
t a i l WO-8-8153-J, Westbury daughter.
Paijc.
• 9-29 Plans for a New York theatre Louisiana. . . . New Jersey's high88 Main Street
way death toll for 1955 has
party October 29 were completed. reached 505. or n less than at
MISCELLANEOUS
Woodbridge,
N. J.
A Halloween masquerade party the same period in 1954. .
WILL MIND CHILD In my home will be held at the home of Mrs. Peach trees, along the Garden
Telephone «-«554
during day. Call Pulton 8-8077. Ann Sabine. Mrs. Marian Bn- State Parkway are producing
^
9-29 cholz won the special award.
frtfit for Stat« Institutions. . . .
LMTM T» Fkry flit Accorfoi
FASHION CREDIT JEWELERS
COAL - FVEL OIL
OIL BOWERS
CA-1-6308
•
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DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELRY
GIFTS
BICYCLES FOR SALE
Part* and Accessories
Hardware • De Toe Paint*
Mcreary Ootboard Motor*
Saks and Service
CANARIES t MONKEYS
PARAKEETS • PUPPIES
TURTLES • MICE
HAMSTERS • GUINEA
PIGS • GOLD and
TROPICAL FISH
GUTH PET SHOP
• Moviig aid Trucking
*-«v,.. M « a .,^n.^».,,»)i,..r v^jfcinn,^.
,:.:^:.a,.;4^:«K«S
Henry Jansen & Son
80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret
Fnrnaee Worfc
Carteret 1-4070
588 Alden Street
Yarns
and I .
For—KNI'ni\(.
CRCKHFIIM
NEF.DI.I I ' r i M
IIOOKKI) I!I i -
Woodbridge, N. J.
ROOFING - SIDING
GUTTERS - LEADERS
Telephone:
Woodbridce 8-0594
621 LINDEN AVENUE
Morinf
Woodbrtdfe, N. I.
AGENT
National Van Lines
WOODBRIDGE
Plumbing & Heating
• Remodeling
• New Installations
• Gas and Oil Burners
24-Hour Service
A. W. HALL & Son
Loul and Urn* Dl«u»c«
Moving »nd Storue
NAT1ON-WIDC SHIPPER! of
aouMhold u i OBce Furniture
Authoriifd Aitnl
Bowud Van Llntt, Inc.
Icpuite Rooms for 8ton<»
CRATING • PACKING
SHIPPING
UncUisud Fomlture or Etm
DcscrlpCion
Office and Warehoue
34 Atlantic St., Carteret
TEL CA-1-5540
DOORS AND WINDOW'S
M E ROOFING CO.
t
Service Stations
t
T O M GARAGE
J. F. Gardner 4c Son
493 RAIIWAY AVENUE
WOODBRIDGE
Tel WO. «-91S4
We're Specialists In
Chrysler Products
Bear Wheel Alignment
Precision Tunc-ups
Brake Service
Transmission Service
:
t
Sporting Gotds
§
Get That
• TRUMPET
REEL
FIXED
NOW!
• UL1TAE
We're an
Official
"Penn,"
Alrex" amd
"Centaure"
Service
Station
KEEL KKrAIRS A BPECIALTT
CompTeie Line • ACCORDION
of
•8AXOPHONE
MUSICAL
• PIANO
INSTRUMENTS • TROMBONE
and
ACCESSORIES
or Information CaU HI I « 9 U
SAMMY RAY'S
MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP
487 New Brunswick Ave., Fords
PHIL GOLDIH
RESIDENTIAL GLASS
LOCKSMITH WORK
KEYS MAD3
Popular and Classical
PIANO LESSONS
TXKJUS
Lessons Given
In Yoar Own Home
826 Amboy Ave., Fojda, N.
fbmm VAllei MIS*
G o o d Wi-
may be'~»h'i :
Candid and Studio
BLACK, and WHITE
or 3 DIMENSION
COLOR
Wedding Pictures
on
73 E. thcrrv
RAIIWAY M
CA-l-6404
(ContintitM .'ion:
44-46 Lincoln Avenue, Carteret
Thus tiic ..:
been expi (•»< i:
over a symbol
b not jys: E><
Plittgraiiy
Private
Lessons
The .SEWiN
Aluminum Combination
Call WO-S-3Q46, HI.fc.7J12
L. PUGUE8E - A. U P O
.
PETTY'S
BRACE AVK.
VA. 6-3289
Perth
Ambuy
, Rooting, Metal Ceilings »nd
Electric Sewer Servics
NATION-WIDE MOVERS
and
TlnnbiK and Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing - Heating
ECONOMY MOVERS
579 Amboy Avenue
WO 8-1056
OPEN DAILY I to 8, SUN. 8 to I
/>
Roofing and Siding •
We Sell and InstaU
Musical listrflctioi
GARDEN SUPPLIES
HARDWARE • PAINTS
FLOOR SANDERS AND
WAXERS FOR RENT
t
Charley, Fan
Telephone CaHeret 1-5715
W« Fnrnlih and ImUU
All Types of
Halt
WO 8-314S
3 Rooms 825
5 Rooms $S5
4 Ro«ms | } «
6 Rooms, -40
Reasonable Storage-S« Days Free
Ail Loads Insured—19 years u p .
Open Dally 10 A. M. to 8 P. M.
NAT SMITH & SON
UNIFORMS
DACRON
Seersucker
• Plumbing and Heating •
Avenel, N, J.
Glazing
Suramrr
Free Estimate
Complete Moving Job
Better Furniture — Lower Prices
420 E;nt Avenue
Perth Ambuy
13 Ford Ave., Ford*
VA 6-0358
Uniforms
Telephone 8-124S
Winter Brothers
HOMES
143 PEARL ST.
$300Op
We have the best and the latest
t
ORNAMENTAL
LITTLE ZOO"
Wayside Furniture Shop
Established SI Vein
Fast and Cn'ir
Custom Made
and Installed
Quality Work
574 AMBOY AVENUE
WOODBRUKiE, N. J.
Service
FLYNN & SON
WO 8-0200
IRON
RJftLINGS
Complete Stock of Domestic in Cages, Tanks, Pet Supplies and
and Imported Wines, Beers Foods.
and Liquors
NOW IN PROGRESS
FINERAl.
JUST PHONE
Railings
1* MAIN ST., — Opp. Town IUU
WO-8-1601
Woodbridge
Liquor Store
Fall Clearance Sale
46 Atlantic Street
Cartereti N. J.
1312 OAK TREE ROAD
ISELIN, N. J.
Next to Bell's Drof Store
FINS-F1& FEATHERS
PET SHOP
Telephone Woodbridje 8-18*9
48 8Ute
Funeral Home
Taxi
Service Calh Made From
9 A. M. — S P. M.
Maytat Washers and Dryers
Get a different pet for the family.
Babies — easily trained.
Orders takrn on all spwiw. 145 up.
Delivery on Wednesday* and Sundays.
Rahway 7-J914
SYNOWlECKt
RAIIWAY ;
Telephone ME. 6-8119
We Like
MONKEY BUSINESS
Liquw Stores
Furniture
Fineral Directors •
73 K. ( h c i . . .
TELEVISION &
RADIO REPAIRS
Pet Sbtps
Drag Stores
Phone Woodbridce S-1S77
The SEWING
DUFFY'S
JS7SW.8I.ML
KEY SHOP
PRESCRIPTIONS
Sewing
SEWIM; M I
34 PERSHTNO AVENUE
CARTERET, N. J:
A. Klsh, Jr., Prop.
1!4 WASHINGTON AVENUE
CARTER?1* » CA 1-7163
JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop.
Repairs
RCA Tubes and Parts
ALBRECHT'S
COAL & OIL CO.
That's why
you should be sure
to have plenty of
outlets and modern
wiring so that
Reddy Kilowatt can
work, f o r y o u 2 4
hours of every day!
bits and an :,
In the yard DI. V
BUte Departm«:
reports torn at <~
some last Mimn•<
•oms did not;,
because of ih»
EDWH MUSK ONTOl
UwiMwers
FOR SALE
Sharpened • Repaired
AVENEL
does so muchcosts so little!
a t 230 WoRt •:•
ton. and SOP a
Select Your i n , ,,
We'll Make Y« U r m
Everything |,,i •
Telephone CA 1-5M*
Expert Watch and
Jewelry Repair
LAWN MOWERS
Prompt Expert
0« 0« Uvf Itrtil t\n
WDGE. 8-1400
ectriciiy
Oame can !<*,>•
•__
AL'S RADIO
& TELEVISION
TU IMtn
tttf Wty
Ha KttHiM
T» Ivy
SO ROOSEVELT AVENUE
CAKTERET
HAND AND POWER
NO MONEY DOWN
3 YEARS TO PAY
Highway 25
Radio & TV Service
Misical listnneits •
•
I»
Minstrel Talent
Sought by Church
Jer.vy Taxpayers Association reporU . . Former Attorney General David T. Wilente. of Perth
Amboy. will be toastmaster at the
$100 dinner to be held by the
Democrats in Newark on October
1
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CAPITOL CAPERS:—Employees
of the State Division of Fish and
- - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - -
No opinion .
2
BUSINESSMEN'
Noteworthy, too. is that solid
majority sentiment in every po?'
DIRECu!a;:oa croup measured In to-THE BUSINESS
TORY
offers
ywi
consistent,
day's Furvey approves ol the idea
of n?v>kirf| the license* for a effective advertising art a low
period of two years of all auto
drivers caught speeding 70 mi'.es cost An ad this site costs
per sour or faster,
only $6.00 a month and is
These Vroups imuude men and worth far more in returns.
*orr.°n younger adults and older
For information call WO-8
ones, '.hose * h o ride a .lot and
i ho* Tho ride litUe. and people 1710.
IJI all eveupationa! groups, r-lry
s K?. educational levels, and poetical parties.
CMI
This newspaper presents vhe
-fporW'«f the Mew Jersey Poll
exclusively in this area.
State House Dome
next j*«t on proposals to remove
or modify some of ihe restrictions
i m p o s t on farmers employing
teen-ag* workers.
. . Property
valued by ioc»l assessors at nearly two billion dollars and comprising more than one-fifth of
total valuations placed upon all
property in New Jersey is now
exempted from taxation, the New
enormous nn - It Is also l><:
Eisenhower : •
Eisenhower- ti ithope.
His illness n:
a variety »1 ,'•
many quistiDn
health has «i.
on the (lomi^ :<
and upon wi:a
It has a bcirjii.
tional mi't't;];-levels, It has .%
men arc think:.
Paris, in Cai! >
8aigon and N'
no means !f.i-'
Petping.
But for t!-.i' j:
gest of all (In- '
of h;
possible,
a period of IV>I
tlon and tin.- »
extended Wh.r
dramatizes (om-i
mous load th A: :
President. It >.
once more, tlii* i
ing, some ol tin1
spqnslwliiy -uv;
load.
Those questi.ii
secondary Th" i
now is thaji In
the shock, iiul ;.want trv»t Imp'11
tinue. We
back at his
we want him
happy. So, when
TOP Workman^)!) a t LOW Reel Checked. Cleaned, Ponsbed.
Greased and Adjusted
1M
Prices. Picture T&sliic Serrice for Only
_
1
for all Occasl»n».
(plus parts. If needed)
SPECIAL tATES to
"Home of Reel Parts"
CLUB PICTURES
We Have - in Stock
• CUSTOM-MADE POLES
1-Day Expert
• MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS,
DEVEW)JPING SERVICE
LOAFERS and SUPPERS
Coropl«t« Line of Photographic • WILDLIFE PICTURES
<
Mr. President" it *•
* SuppliM
(framed)
sentiment that i
• HUNTING AND FISIONO
pecU. That voioLICENSES ISSUED
him and encounu '
Ask How You Can Win
not need the lionm
One of Our Trophiw
that the encouiu^
open ii u, e
TACKU Th* New Vork 'I"
647 AKBOV AVENUE
AND REPAIR
Gold and
Woodbridge 8-S8S1
SPORTING GOODS
iterluig are
Mon, M d F«t Kightg U,
fMM.W0.PPO. Hie
tM Mwm llnwt, R«hwar
intbirtwijriwntlw
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fiALLARD'S PHOTO
Titophone SA 7-MM
I
, SEPTEMBER 29,1955
1 )f,rF,NDENT -LEADER
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i .
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its decisions chart the course of America's future.
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will remain secure
so long as every family
has the right
to know the truth
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*
Only insofar a« every family has unhampered
iiccesK tt; the truth, run it form sound judgments
and act promptly and wisely* to protect its priceless
heritage of opportunity, liberty and justice for
all. Your newspaper is dedicated to safeguarding
your "right to know" upon which all your other
American right* so largely depend. It will relentlessly fight any infringement on this right... will
brook no interference with its steadfast purpose
to bring you "the truth, the whole truth and
nothing b,ut the truth."
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Publishers of
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NOTHTS
NOTICES
(B«.BV GIRL
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ar w vwr. irierr*ft«r
as
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9 Albartt street aw t.-vDow'.rt f' a .' art
•'. wnlch tlmt
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rVnh Amboy O*n«r»l Hospital
SO THFKrtN
!« do so. Judrmeni bT Oft1:'.! T.ay *•LS ATI
TO THE-.R « T I H J DPNTOAS.
rfndrTTd anlr.v TO-; f->r the r»:iff de- T F P C T ' S E S: o VXOK:MNO
s A>"t> THF VO< r w ;
PARENTS Of D A t G H T E l
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otsr.rss.va;
:n d'fp!«c»te « n h th" o » k , o f ' ! »
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s , » jf«*T :^ ircorflaiK-t SiZI OF P'.T.JtiN- -'? W dTHTI sa.\vs Fvrrn.BT AS ORDINANCE
of . daueh'^T. i > ? t a
STnrCT'.T.E? RF*V.-.U^T- O!?> KETO
!1h
tM
Tn>s
ol
^l-rll
prviice
and
in 8t Ptu-i'"
5TRICTS0 THE rrjicFVTAOF OF
York
• '" *: :.;=,: BrJc'r.t
Jf*:sh
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e horns
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o! P»V-:' B . ! •no i n J<
THE FIFTH PAT
! formJsu! a Sunday S e w ! ?o; h*;r WEEMRSDAY
v
OCTOBER A D . JflHETEETt
S ' *ff«TW*3
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or i[•;-,:c ;• .ai::OTi.
H'NDREO FIFTT-FTVE
rtr. Anyone iT.\t~p&\t\
i s & i*a:h?7 :<*
of '.^i
:•>:"..on i s *e cary .o c&!! \Sr? W.l.uin Kroner.
Libtrty 8-94" 4
a b : , ' in-.^r. 1 . '.
3rt.r»V
th'. r:\
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—Rober: D?rs.'«. S:>T. O{ M; AIL
or pan:*:
iBd Mrs. Joseph Decasse HUdywi
spec'.
baum. Ft:*Ti'. 5".
Ttrwnthtp o! W«xiSuwt, * i " re.ebraw .his first
B/.icower V*i- Dir'Jidsy Saturday His iuesU till
je Joyce. Lynr. a?.c Ca.*oi S:?.ia>n«
w
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Hr-.
r- ~, •
AST
the
!n th* L_
Ani TO'.!. John !>oa, hj»bintl o! « . .
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• WtB
THERE-
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SCOTT
NOTICB TO BIDDER*
i b;i> wi;: be r^-nMd
7
> i,r« wnioTi w 6* drpm'»le<t S*cU»n
• LXFVr and to read and proriae »*
' fdilOTt
,
'' Eafh aad all of the areas e^n; brac^il wi^nn the w m i A n
A
after d»scrth»<l In Sub-Swiicn B
, »h:.-h are now rlasslfled a*
: RFadt^tiil. undfi Iht Pi'.!
, Zont Ord'.nar.f*. antl as ottBii
• shtniT. on a Bxuli.as t o r . '
Jtniurr. 1S31 Oforgt T!
KrifiaMT," ir.S »•
ro;
T:«rasli;p
Map
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1
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BE IT CRruETO) RT THS TOWN- S9JC
SHIP CONMITTEK OF THE TOWNSHIP SMC
•vitbsat! •of Man H Dowiev
t L »-»: DM iJ Jd
W7F
OTHER
A HOARD
THE VtGLATliSN
GSOBOK R
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Msp T H Jlied in :>,t
ifrfht ,-iiir.irPd :ci IJaoiure US1, OMTSI" R Stem'.!.
5 ). a icroniiat
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Mrv
3WB
-.-.y Orr.s Otnoe o«
Township Bnr-r.*ft." » n i «s FSown
—Birthday
IMd
s
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s
Ittl.
fS>
No
;•••:• 2 2
STB-SSCTIOS A"
Ms: "-kr.il! I
or a map rpdrnifn aLd de.mfi'fd
Lon-s 5 : : .
Mrs. Nick Kte:r.. Jpfl?rson Sirw.
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tccorAyr.et
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n R S T THiCT
and :c r.-e:r.-.r-= S. iZiii Jear. Ab- inci Mrs. Antror.y Ca\a Aila'i;.
;be sat**.
wt'l I* oper.«d
m»p tnt:: i Zrnt
BEQISSISG i : k poif. formed t>t thf tif
JMD
rsharr.. i j ji-r.'.e: ;,; Mr. and Mr=.
Msp ol Woodbndirf Te-.S5hip Vllrtc >o-.cun: of tht
a;V
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(!i«<fi
Cour.tT.
Nf* Jersev. March
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Atii
Demaren Avenjf and i V S o u A r r ^ '
Jaiiri
A J:
J93E
—Tiw first np.teting of the H J J
• MO OBORQS R MTRRilX w : l
! *h« a ; a o; Twe^Te Tbou-ani! Elth:
Sirer.
wort:nf iir it-Tr+rn i v e >•
md
l-»nd S ^ r
and School Association ol K; ?• H-,r."r»a
ar*
laid
OJI
or.
Use
w»oabndge
T
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n
.
S'ity-iwo • J i l J K t e - Do'.'iirs
'A M » * « F V Vor;4»i
be
J
ir.d Mrs. Carl
Oats:> •; v
.C.p Tax Msp and from «ud r*cinr.:n*
bey r i l ! be held Wednesday O
::''»'..-;^r »:th rbe cwt* <tf "Eis *aie
;o
d (ho same
r.rr?t;,
JIMHI rjr.njig !>o-u;her:y alonf W«'.f::i
S'.r « t !oy a
Anwr'fr.
u>ber
5
at
7:30
P.
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Gues:
sp^n
3MF
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c a y s •»'•••• .Mrs
StsU Hl^awsy Rout* T25: thenc*
rr «iU bt Mrs. Louise
ma
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poias
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Sortlier;v
n
e
ol
said
Stater. I.-.:ar.c ar.d M:.' Edtnorw- jrhooi nurse,
ai Si r.;rr« to tiit Wen a n i
3330
»ct:o:i o '
o*
ROBERT H JAMISOS
of 3MG
aicng S i O*orre Av»sue to a
A«ni.e »-:
t!>t S
be supplied by the executive bo...:
li 3«0
Sher.'.'.
m
A i':rr.'?.:~::iv.o?. Pa-'ly »"u
JOSES A:
—Kermeth EUmer son of M:
bids ni'isi be acrora:3aiileil ire
"ihe'Veswrli Un« o f
" 0*
of
held a; •..-.e hem* ?'. Mr; Roh>»r! 'and Mrs Andre* E l m e r Fed-.'. <;
tx.-rt eruted c h f k a the
0- S! Gterge Arf- • ;»n«o Arenue. 1S4 :i !eei more or iws
is a. a
1 :
••r C*E; i»" M i-it*: b!<i
thtnre Baswr.v alone So.rJifi'.y io • 7<Ani. the SartSraswrly corner o!
Friei. Fr.Jiy Pr«*r.: irere Mi *. Slreei. celebrated
shown on
his seco.ii
Cwrt
The stwrestfu; mdder wlil t>e r*quir?i
h—.otd S:r**: lo » po:*r. ol , Lot 26. in Biock 396-B
Of
Tai M»p: j ^
James D:."ii«.l,
MrEc^c
NOTICFTOCUfI»m>M
o fum^11. a s»ii«f»r;orr
, ; i f Woodbf.det
BinEce
r,rit
BrodsJiT.
Elec'j'trU
ol
Sin-^e:
IB
«uli unounl of hit rao- SK2iG Blact 6f:-A as tM
Mrv were: Terri and Kathleen ?-i':.TJdine, Mrs
and along the dindia? .ice of U>t M.
EroisitT. dewunS br dlrmioc C
sf. forth 05 saia T u Map
Don \V.i»y. M:i
ir, B : « » S*-B. and Lot 27. in Block
van. Maureen Mununs. TomTy r - * r E Br3»n. eurrc*»« of it* Th« Risnl of Chosen
396-A.
as shown on Said Woodbrtdfe
SECOND
TRACT
.«
n
s
S
i
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increase
or
oer~T-=*
c---T
o!
Middlesn
hwrbv
e
r
e
a
>
)h
Bauer,
:
a n i M:? Jc
Kane. Rosemary. MasiMi. T - . . : --» M 'tie r f ds:on »; tix aU!
BEGINNING
a:
ill*
StmH
Wrs-.ff'.v
-rornship
T»i Map 100 ! « l to a point
unt alaore snedftrd »T adi:r.t
i d Kroner. Atlan—Mr^ W
>n:er
of
R;chnon3
Siree:
*nd
Drmori
Nonnwes^er'.y
rornfr of tald Lot
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f
or
deductinf
tr.eflrt.n-,
rq
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br.ni
la
tbrtr
Patty and Nsckie Lucanegro ::i
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and
!ror.
aald
beflnmag
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39S-B. \henct I3I South- 3MN
id
tfM
l n
;tru;r.ed Mrs. J i . '
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p^'^'ET equal •* iwmtT-tTe per t*n;
tic S::t*:
Karen Ellmer.
?
j
s
Wrsl*r.y
alc^l
Nor.hrr'v
ai
nght
&r.g>s
and alon? the
r.f s£:4 !3«*aa**4 un^er oaifc or 25"
M the lotai aaioiir.: Ifrr.r
Tt-r:.:-r. Mr
erlT lide o! R:thr.ond S-r«t a dls-Wer.er!r line of Lot 26. and the Eist- 3MO
ijoc. »10iln s i i x o n l h i from
—Saturday
Mr
and
Mrs
Ari.'.:r
eriv
!'ne
of
Lots
13
and
23 In fald.
tint*
of
300
f
«
:
to
a
point
njirfcns
The
ana Mr^ S. Kr.tzsian.
'•Ji'j i a i * or \im w*J: be <or*tn barred
Block 39S-B. 225 feet to the Northerly J98O
or all Sils tr.H h n*5* lnwnsctlsn of thf E«st«-:y line Mne of LeilngKiE Avenue, thtnee c4i 39SP
M s'. c h e i. Ladoux and Mr. ar.d Mrs E i y r r ;
2MQ
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MrrWa!:"Mi«^'Merar*Str^r.j» l t e n f i e d ^
! e n
IT
:hMter
* Sewarit-
AK!*A BROD61IT.
^ " ^ d ^ C o u n t r of Middle™, and ? . ^
v
«SS3C*. J . 0 ? , 1 " ! ^ ^ ^ ,
£
Northern line of Lenn?ton A»enu« 50
-Dofia'd Hancock, son of Mr i - °
M«Whirt«r son of Mr.
Hosplta! for
: BT order
Mrs. John
MacWhtft*r.
arrfl Mr.= Graydon. Hancock U i - and
•
rncbokkrs o:
beilf S::ee;. :e!tbratei his 10"nmarked h ^ first birthday WednesAtvarney
MR6. HBLEK HATES. Northerly »lon« the WfsMrly une of I
BIOC* J96-B; ihence
4M
U t
day
Attending
his
party
vert-.
'
Purchaltu Agent
»: ifht
, .L
birthday. Tuesday.
right aangles
»nd ilong 409 c
Lo; 13 to the Southerly aide of Green- ' v f e s ^ v ss . right
g
1
I-L.
>-»
wood Strwt. then« E»st«ly along J L O U NOS 5. ??. JO.
In40VH
O11.
11 12
12*n<*
<* 13.
13 In
B:r..hday ccnsratuiaUons te Joyce Carolan, DeSra Bem!-. ;'
the Sotitheily s»de of G:«::mt>9d 8:rtet 1 ^^ B]Kl 39K-B. 1SI fe«t more or less 4 ) 3 p
To:
Mrs Ben;irn:r, Rose and M:iDebra Lynn. Michael. Dennis and
to the point ot Be?;nr.!r.g.
, o tne.Eisterly line 0! Mew Jersey Bute
«tLg
XOTICE
Tommy Fitzgerald. Karen Ken- TO
John OCjnr.or. •oath of Wai!
Notice Is hereby glien that the foi- I This Ortlnmcf shsil take effect Hlghwar Route s i : thence i l l NorthOT n»etl!n of the Toviuhlp lowing proposed ordlcacrt « a i '.ntro- after its adoption acd publlcatioD a* erly. SortheisMrly. and Easterly along 434 g
nedy and Joseph Cavanaugh
At a
Street.
the Easterly line ot New Jersey Sute 432 R
. .
. .
• .,•.,-,,•« of "w Towmhln of Wood- dut*3 and passed on flra; reading at required by Law
ni
Highway Route r l . and the Southeast- 433 H
M: an« Mrs Raymond Chan.
—Birthdll) congratulations 1J b r t d g ( . v i e l ! TuesdsT, September M, » meeting ot '.He Townthlp Conimltt«
HCOH B QCIGLET.
erlt and SoutherlT line of the r*mp ^ n
Iffff-rs-.n t;"ffi
»prp week - e l d I Mrs William Kennedy McGuire 1*5S. I *2i directed to adtenls* ih« fict of the Towiuhft) of WDOdbrldzt .-.a the •
Commltteeinin-ato f t h t State of New Jersey Highway
J
' ""
- r rSarah
- " C l rChait
c . a rand
.ii] l
• and Mrs. Robert. .Barnrurt. - h i ; o n T , j e s d l J r e T e m ! 1 ? October Coi>=ty of Middlesex. Sew Jerwu. held Attest:
gue.s'.i
of ^
Mrs.
onnectlng New JJersey SSu t e t Highway
t. ISM thf Township Comaiifj» will on the 2Wh day of September. 19S5. B J DT?NIOAN.
Joute s
Route
s ii .. with
with S:
S. Georges Atenue 1#S • ™ =
Mr. and Mr= Harry Plotkin. ™U- j Jefferson Street.
ed
!n
Thf
Indeprndentfor
further
Ta
he
meet *»:
8 P. M iDSTi
ln tae
Csm- and
thatluimer
aald ordinance
wlil and
be liken
Lr-moers
Mfmorai
M':mcip»j
"P iar
consjaeranon
ana
nn»i TowniJilp
10 oe « iClerk
i n , : m .u mr ' " « K - » ™ feet more or less '.a the point or plw* 444 B
—Sunday guests
f..i
zabeth
: ^ . Woodbrtd?e, F f * Jnwy. snd p»*s»«f at a meeiin? of » j d Towruhlp Leader on September 22 and IS, ltoS.
BEING all of Lots W to n Incl. in ' JJJ C
withh Notice
of
Public
_... sell a', "public sale and t o Connnljtee
to b<
. .l. _
Cn
b heid
h i d at Its
I
N
fP
b l i Heirtn^ for nnal
—Binhday tongratulations to Mrs. Arthur Ladoux. Ethel Strer...
Block 39»-A »nd all ot L o u 5 W 13 « 5 B
'h* l-\shest Wdder ac«>rdlni to terns roam ln tn* Memorial Municipal BuUd- adoption on Ottober 4. 1955
Mrs.
IiAin Nadell. Maryknoll were Mrs. A! Backman and ':n:!- of sale en 6!e Ti'.h the Eeal Estat* in? in Woodbrlttge. New Jersey, o n the ,
I -L. 9-22. » Incl, 22. S3. and Lot 26. In Block J96-B * « H
as shown on the Woodbrtdge Township , « » H
and Township Clerk open *<h d»j of October. 19&5. at 8:00 P M.
Road and Mrs Hugh Wallschleg- dren. Belleville.
M Map
<D6Ti. or as soon thertafur i s a i d '
Map
NOTICE
**° "•L
—Bonnie Kroner, daughter n'. '-° '•r-5:*ttl™ » n d t 0 ,
«r. Jefferson Street.
J. This Ordinance shall take
rteet • « «tr
iriatter can be rearhea. at vhlth tiuje
nouce l!
is utzvu)
n m that
luat the
^..1 •".-1
LerfW ij-Uen
fo!- -- • — d
d b..
l i t i o. n as *AJI
«8 V
pnor to ml*, tot? T
the Woodbridge Township and place aU persons who may be l o w l n e proposed ordinance was Intro-' "ft" l u adoption and publication as « » v
Mr and Mrs Fred Softer, Mr. and Mrs. JVilliam Kroner. 5Vn
Map.
Interested
therein
wl!l
be
gtren
an
,
«
d
on
first
re-adm*
at,
required
by
U
*
,
,
™
i
<
«W
Atlantic
Street,
will
celebrat*
!
i
r
d
u
r
t
d
n
d
p
l
5
Q
T
m
Mason Street, were week-end
notice that the Town- opportunity u> be hearl concemms sfce , me etlng of the Township Committee ;
HUGH B QUIOLEY,
w w
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benjam.n ninth birthday Saturday at a fam- ship'cornrnit'Se lias by resolution and
of :he Township ot Woodbridge. in the ,
Commltteeman-at-Uree 452 K
B J. DONIGAN.
County of Mlddlesei. New Jersey, held Attest:
ily party. Bonnie h a s received a DMrsn.in: 'n ! H I fixed a minimum
T
Feidmun. P!ainf:eld.
° 2 ! £ ! 7 ) S i S i on the 20th d»y of September. _ 1955. : B J _ D U N I O A N .
price a; which said lots In said bloci
; 483 8
AN
ORDINANCE
CHANO1SO THE ••riH -h,,* <j,id ordinance will be taken Township Clerk
—MiU'he'il Williamson, son ofnew bike for her birthday.
will bt sold together with all other
, 4S38
NAME OF FRBDETHKL STREET IN up foMarther wnsWeratlon and final
To be advertised lnThe ^ " » n * ° ^ 486O
Mr and Mis. Michael Williamson, | —Our sincere sympathy to HMPUS -*^tnen* salri mln'mum price
being 1250 00 plus costs of preparing
iMJ
MIDiMibelle Street, celebrated his fiitn Wally Mitchel, Mercer Street, on the deed and advertising tnis sale. &ald
n
i MO
lots In tald block, If sold on terms, DLESEX COUMTy. STATE OF NEWrooni |ntne'M*nional Municipal Build-1 adoption ou October 4, 196S
birthday by going out for dinner the death of his father.
I -L. B-M. 29 501
will require a down payment o ! Xv~, JEBS8T, TO WINSTON DRIVE
Ing in Woodbrldge, New Jersey, on the i
and attending a performance of
WHEREAS, all of tile residents on
! 503 O.
— M r . and M r s . E d w a r d HalUS- ' of the bid accepted by the Township
Street
tuve
petitioned
iht
i 505 B
Zka,
E
t
h
e
l
Street,
Were
h
o
s
t
s
S
u
n
;
Committee,
the
balance
o!
purchase
'The Wizard of Oz."
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
Committee to change the
I M6A
-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haber, day at a party in honor of M/s. i iSuiimenu .
I S06A
TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE
Eihei Street, will celebrate iheir Haluszka's parents. Mr. and Mrs. terms provided for in the contract ol
'
SECTION =M
v
, v. ! 510 D
the
1
Notice Ls herebv given that the undersigned Collector \(f Taxes of the
anniversary in New York tomu '- Joseph Pisar, on their 45th wedi Township of Woodbridge. la the
rtihip of Woodbridge. tn the County of Middle*!, will hold a public wle .
Aid aale,: of Middles*!, that:
i To'
ro*-.
,i.« T - . i->m,. u•"•——
innrw —
Municipal
Building.
Main Street. awoodbrlOBe, Hew . a;; n
ding anniversary. Guest$
b e a<|- ' j Fredethel S ' r e e t from RldKedale a ' i i i c iati *""
~r~'
~
and Gary Solfer. Miss Mary Pisar, Mrs.rfelenPr--Jeffrey
the rt8ht
Township
OCTOBER » , 19S5. at 200 o'clock In the afternoon, Eastern
p Committee r « - . A « m i e to its Westerly t*rmlrlui »t • Jersey.
the
! n l u
e,
l
o
satisfy
municipal
liens
now
ln
arrears.
•
to
Rutherford
Arenue
be
and
the
«
m
e
Mr. and Mrs. Fred lusio. Henry Horns and their chil- n]ecl u y o r , e o r » n b l d 8 , D d
J
:
twin
The parcels to be sold are listed below, being described by lot and bloc* 510
eiiijjj h
j
j ^
and de«lgsiec
herHljwr
Softer. Maien SiretL, will cele- dren.
ber shown
on
the
Township
Assessment
Map,
and In accordance with
ine iiSZ
a i d lou In said block to such btdaer nated
\
vca IU
>UUUII>
lyinc.
number
shown
on
the
Township
Assessment
taap.
,„•.„,,.
as
Winston
Drl»e
n ay
Mlug glven ,
t. ThU Ordlnaoce shall take effect, last tai duplicate g:tlng the owners name as shown on the laatitax aupucitr
brate their third birthdays to' * "d " • d u e ******
—Birthday greetings to George " "
&payment, n
terms and
manner of
li , immediately upon lt» adoption end ; toijether with the total amount due thereon a* computed to THE riKST u<u nt a
day Vkith their playmates.
Peaster. Atlantic Street, and Warone or more minimum bids shall advertising i s required by law.
| OF JULY, 1S55.
' .
516 a
be received
tive parcels
= » * «the
* «amounts
?,
—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morri- ren Curtin. McGuire Street.
HUGH B QO1GLJJY.
Said respective
parcels of
of iund
iund will
will be
be told
sold to
to •make
Upon acceptance, of the minimum
nst the
IMS.
chargeable a^lnst
same on said FIRST DAY
pj S H E
v OF
i JULY.
m v
Commlttmnan-at-Large
\
chargeable
'
~"
"
•
"
"
*
™
'
*
"
"
"
sn a
d
t
FROM
SAID
son and daughters. Gail and Su
—Mra. Alfred Frankel, Ethd bid. or bid above, minimum, by the
In said list UWf'bfr with intfrtst on said amount FROM SAID FIRST DAI 517 a
OF JIT?Y TO Trie DATE OF SAI.E, and the corn of sale
Ethe1. Street) visited Story- j Street, entertained Mrs. Baxnet
51? M
Said parcels win be sold ln fet lo such person! as will pu rchaee the same, 5J5 A
S:
. M r s N o r m a n Qardnrr, , the manner of purchase in, accordance , T o ^ a d , e r t i s e d In The Independentredemption at the lowest rate of Interest, but not «ceediny elgh^
ubjei
533 C
te
0
t h e Town
t
w
i
t
h* l t h terms
file;thft
4 on September 22 and W,- i1955.'|
™ 6. of
' sale OD
°fl!e
J 0WI J- Leader
—Mrs Ann Tannenbaum, Ethel \ Mrs. Abe Landafaan
and
Mrs.
p e r ' c e n t per aamnn.
p wtl! detlter a bargain and s«l« w ah Notice of Public Hearing for final r 8 , w ial« will be sub'ffi to miintclp«l liens wcm'.ne AFTER JtLY 1. 19S5. j 531 E
. ship
Street, spent the week-end in i Edward Halusika. Tuesday.
de*d
for sainnpremisess
including assessments confirmed after that date and 1955 taws. and to the , SJ1
adoption
on October
dd f
d
O b 4.
4 OU
OU
i right ol lmtresisd p^rtlei to rcdenn wahm the time Bled by lav
Paterion
—Congratulations to Mr. and
Clerk
TOTAL LIENS WITH !
—Mark Winner, son of Mr. a i d Mrs. Herbert Rich, Ethel Strtc.' To be advertised September 22 and
WTEKE8T TO 563 O
NOTICE
, I
SepUmOer 29. 1M5, ln the IndependentJULY I, 1 « 5
Mrs. Jerry Winner. Ethel Street, on the birth of a daughter.
OWNER
Notice Is hereby given that the fol-! ni n c K
LOI
Leader.
celebrated his fourth birthday
—Toni Jane Peppe. daughter "^"IT
Sahara Corp '
'• lowing proposed ordinance was Intro- .
1150
duced and passed on first reading 1 1 * '
Patrick O'Conntr
48-49
Wednesday wi'.h u n of his play- of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Peppe,'
••
7M
Walter & H Birrto
3B
mates
Kelly Street, will celebrate
E'lzibeth Hohnl
1A
Michael ana* EUi Bohol
Saturday
r Carj1, son of Sgt. aad sixth birthday
!D
John
Klsh
2 A •
Mrs.
Everett Cary,
Jefferson her guests will be James
Michael and Mary Chlnchar
44
W'chael
and M a n Chlnchar
Street, sprained his ankie wnils Teri Peppe, Miminie and
45
Michael and Mary Chlnchar
of Committee to be held at Its mettlng MA
Befnstein, Gebrge and M;uia
playing football.
Joseph Rornrak Jr
:
M'ta 70 Incl.
—The Menlo Par|( Terrace Civic
Joaeph Homyak Jr
71
'
Noir
Holding
Corp.
Organization will;hold it* next
Harry Cohen
H>-S to 196
rneetinj Monday at 8:30 P. M.. a t
Joseph and Mary Wagenliotler
1
Ports Motors. Inc,
16 to 18 Inrl.
St. Cecelia's Church, Uelta.
—Menlo Park residents who at
Mortimer Greenspan
144 tl ', 145
•' —Mr. and Mrs. Felix Holt, Jef- tended a dance in Metuchen MonLouis Parkas Jr.
Pt. of 136
Prank Lugbes
ferson Street, are the parents of day night were Mr. and Mrj.
115
DayUght |3av|ng Time. (8:00 P. M.t
Albano and Hazel Suva
B.
J.
a son bprn at Midlesex General Etigepe l*doux, and Mr and Mrs. Plfns ind Specifications may be obMary and Joaeph Makuch
Townahlp Clerk
"
'
at
the
office
of
the
Township
EUttbe'th Pilesky
Hospital, New Brunswick.
George Fbrster.JEtheli Street; M". ^ m m . U W M U
FOR THE VACATION
MUKtmlu
1 Main
John and Julia Carmody
4toE Pt. $
—T h i s week's anniversary and Mrs. Ben garrison and Ml'. ! strVeUt™Woodbrtdg"e, Hew'Tefiey!
Join «nd Julia Carmody
OP
THE
PUBLIC
RIGHTre
134D3
reairreB the
reaerree
me
The Township
Township Com
greetings go to Mrs. and Mrs. Al and Mrs. Richard Welnljerg, Jef- I The
Co
Join Klsh134 F
OUT OP A PORTIDN
r l g h t w re)ect a n y
WUUam and Charlotte Larten
17 & 18
OPfcLWAT aTRETT. IN THE WOODHaber, Ethel Street; Mr. aad Mis. fersonlstreet. i n d Mr. I n d Mis.
I. DUNtfJAN,
John aud Sophlf Caanyl
322 k W 15' 323
BRtXJE PROPER SECTION OP THE
Township
James Egan, and Mr. and Mrs.Bernard lloebel, federal Street.
211
li
219
A
William and Josephine Handerhan
TOfmSHIP OP WOODBBIDGE IN THE
I.-L.
8-22,
29
94 W M
Mary Waako ...
Joseph Culligan. Uaoelle Street; The latter mcon second place in the
COUNTY OP MIDDLESEX AND STATE
0 P
510
\li
511
Jowph
Jr. * M WagenhQfler
I NOTICE TO BIDDERS
I
" * * JBRSK^
Mr. and Mrs. Roman Tekhoskt, waltz contest.
641 .to 644
Michael anjd EUubeth Dvorovy
No
ice
U
hereby
gli.n
that
Sealed
!
.
B
»
IT
ORDAINED
by
the
Township
McGuire Street; Mr. and Mrs
m
Bernard
Tanuerlch
Bldsl for
for the Reconstruction o
ofl Mew
Committee
the «v""«i»*K
lownahlp »"
of»»w«^-Wood
Bids
n e wM
" HH( " 1 * 1 Uof
* *•"»•
215ft316
Jowph Bacskay
Theodore Van Aulen, Hudson
BruiiBWICk Avenue and King Georges "rtdge
In
the
County
of
MiddKsen
that:
2MB,
W?
A
Fords Construction Oo
p o n Ro«d intereectlon. Fords. W o o d - ! a > T h e follow tig portion of Alwat
Street; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Pt ol 228
Ida C i N m t t f * Sophia Pappu
brtdge Township. New Jersey, will Dei Street 6e. aad
the same he»b»ta,v«- mtc
MO * Mi-A
a t h e
Ouempel, Atlantic Street and Mr
Loula Molnar
received by the Township Committee of I »<*<» » "
public rlghu artsinj
62
Joaeph Kara
•
the Township of Woodbrldue at t h e ' '™m the dedication
thereof,1 ahe
.nd
Mrs. Joseph Kosavagq, Etnel
1
r eby r e l e
nd
Joseph K a n
Memorial Municipal Building, !
. Main ">« « « » « >>» .
"«<
'*'
2A
t
fjBtreet.
y
Brownie Girt Street. WoodbrldM, New Jersey, until Ungulshed. to wtt:
Joaeph
W.
Kara
•>c
LotiU Molnar
l
v u u t Troops Nqs, 70 and
"we—Extra tickets for the Mento oScout
6
M. MAT*
on OetoMrV
1«5. <"I.
_*™}J}^«™
% ^ ^ 1 ,
""">"• "f"' '" " " " „ ' * 71.
• I iIn P.
d then
at wid Memorial
Municipal
Richard Avenue
James and Stella White
.. .
a
u
t
y
opened
and
read
terminus
Chapter, American Jewish sponsorea Dy t n e b a a i e s A u x i l i a r y , g^,,,,,
pub c
James and Stella White
7
is
8
nf Unnniot^n af.iX.n.ini n . . i h i K q ! i
J
«J
'
5
nrdlnance shall take effect
2. This
This ordinance
Jume«
and
Stella
White
..>
of
Hopelawn
MeJnorial
Post|l352,!
aloud.
|
barn dance U> be held
10
Immediately upon l u adoption and adMartin A. Snydef
p
y he ob vertisement a» required by law.
may
10
November IB a t the Metuchtn V V W mpl in t h p nnKt hall a n d < Plans and Specllcatlons
Christian Howe ,
7
tl «
HUOH
B
QU1OLKY,
me
e0
0 (( x00(
( HowM(1
U
l
d
l
Jlewish Community Center ^iay be v. r . w.. met in tne poii nan ana ^ ^ m
HoowM(1street,
CUrUUan Howe
Couimltieemau-at-l^rge 278 D
9 4 10
0 ( Engineer.
0(l H
Wayne an< Kutb Bryant
made coasters and mats from cork.
WOP
^Dbt&Uied fijum Mrs. Seymour V
g I „,„, xownahip ing,
Attest:
J
3 ti t
Michael F. Df«ory »
M
b
i
d
d
t
b
i
M
i
a
l
B
i
l
d
i
g
l
M
liberty 8-9263.
i
namt brushes UJ the next meetlrfl,
cSZtm h.rebr «-TB. J.n DUWOAMl
Unkuo»n,..
I
the right to reject any or all
S 1 adtertlMd
J - SK!iii nIn The ludtix-odentL ^J
1 be
ll
To
—Ronald Gousmaa, son of M r to complete t h e project. Those' serves
13 B to, 36 B. 37 to U Seymour t a d I . ituetl
bl<1
helping werejMrs. A. Lund. Mrs, »
Leader o n Bspteiuber 32 aud 2*, IMS.Via
Jonpb Slkorakaul _
2S to XI Incl.
IMS2
Mrs, Ernst Oousman, Me
Notice of Public Heartnit for final TOM 11 au4 13
John t. » P P ] • . ' .
John Suagyl and Mrs. Herbert
Township ci*r* with
lire Stre«t, celebrated his sec
adopOao on October 4. IKS.
33
to
i40
loci.
Arllnftoo
n
o
t
Mkrj
Ekhart
173 M
I.-L. i-VL U
Blitch.
'
I.-L. »-K, M U S A
JamM Lake
.
1B*M
birthday. Sunday. Guest*
Mrs. Charles Thomas and Mrs.SUPEHIOR COURT Or KKW JKR8KY
USA
Hearjr and Hyaclnih Dandrldge
25 & M
Ronald and Gary Grimes,
NOT1CB
CIUNCERV
DIVISION
Warren Fullerton, leaders, asked
Hnt'ry and Hyacinth Daodrtdic
27 h I I
Notlca la hereby given that the fol- WS A
:n Szelwach, Jackie Farr^t, Mr. the girls to have their orders for
MIDDLE8BX COUNTV '
James and Olara Spikes
1 kl
lowing proposed ordinance wa* Intro- 363 C
DOCKET NO. r-IM-M
1»I
WflliaiD A. Montague
.
3S5C
Mm. Ernst Goutman, Sr., Mr. Girl Scout cookies In by October 4
duced
and
passed
on
(tret
reading
at
EUOENE R. FINN.
Pt
Of
»-10
Hyacinth Dandrldge
3
U
O
a meeting of the Townablp Commute*
id Mrs Warren Westervelt, Mr. There was an attendance of thirtyPI»lnUB, ,
1
to
t
loci.
Csakl
Home*
Const
Corp
W
B
WDOdbrldue. ln the
of Uie
U TowDthlPPof WDOdb
II7 la 11 Inel.
Csakl Homes & Conat. Corp.
Mm Benjamio Szelwach, Mr. five members and one guest.
f M
l l T W l
Jersey, held I87B
County of
MlddletetTWlv
MARY H DOWLET, et aK
11
Csakl Homes & Const Corp
b IMS
ou thi
Knh
1Kb, vn B ,
hi 2
0 h day
d of
f September.
Mrs J&me* Carscadden, Mr.
13 to 18 Incl.
C«aki H M O M & Ooiut.. O H U .
Delendants.
and that aald ordinance will be Ulun W7 8
1»
to
M
nd Mrs. Jack Parrel. Kenneth AID POLIO
Osakl
BOOMS ft Con*t. Cotp.
V
FUND
up for further coualderallou and Anal M7B
BIATI o r new JUASBT u>
C»kl l o m t s * Comt. Con>
3ousman, and Mrs. Anna Kelly.
MARY H
DOWLXY.
her
PORD8 — Two Fords children.
devlaaa
tad
p
p bM paaaime a t a lueetlnx of aaid Towoihlp 3(1C
2
to
II
Incl.
I
d W l XOHMS (• Canst. Corp.
devlaaea
t a d her.
p e n atheir,
ul
Utlvu. and
or aurCoBiinuu* to be held at l u lowtlog WIC
of Mr. aiid Mr«. B«r- Dolores Pucci and Diane Ondrick
CsUl l a m a s and Const.
d h h ln rUbt, room In th* Memorial Muulckpal Build- U7C
1.8.
o/ ttwir tuocwun,
13
lntj
lu
Wuvdtarldtt.
New
Jaram.
on
the
, Caakl H M M S A Const. Ostp.
Loebel, Federal Street, over of Hanson Avenue, collected 113.41
title and Interest; and JOHN
M7C
14 to 17 Incl.
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w)tlch they have turned over to
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M, at the White Birch Inn.
to be u»ed to help
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'UNDENT LEADER
PAGE FIFTEEN
TIIUR3DAV SEPTEMBER 20. I9!i!>
A mfidence
High as Barrons Face Paterson Here Toda^l
Jefferson Defeat:
In Opener C m i
Rotot to Moral|
AFs Rips Coopers
In Iselin Circuit;
Keeps Skein Intact
Tram
A"s Sunrco
Jan's Sporting Oooiis
"nnpiT's Dairy
K;i:ar Builders
I.V'lin Lumber
. ....
ciral Bunuty Salon
'.lido's Kximvatini* . . . .
Mary's Uress Shop
,
W, L
6 0
4 1
3 3
3 3
3 3
J 3
2 4
0 8
ISULIN Ai's SuniiRO- continird
its w;nn!ns way in the St. Cecilia
Wnm-'ii's Iii'asue by takins Cnaiirr's Dairy In thr;e straight Kiirus
•>v scores of 6Sa-SG2, 716-673 M\.i
3.15-312, to.remain n-t the top of
:.h" h^iap by a comparatively r,a.U;
marfiirf.
S.ncp Ills start'of .the season,
the Gns Pumpers have run -IVT
two opponents to ruck up an hn'iiessivs record of six victories
without a defeat. Last year the
"•irvnt loo;) lenders finished In
hs sreend riivlsicn.
Pauline Oliver was Al's mun!av on t)-p al'.eys with a 477 te;:',l,
while, her team-mate, Mae Pineult, finished with, 415. Sue Seredy and Mabel Ka'luskel were ths
|( \ r l | K ! ' . NKW HONORS: Stan's B.ir and (irll of Hcpriawn, with the Township Rcrrpatlon Senior Softball Championship safely
Dairy Maids' best pin toppli'rs
nk.il :i'v;iy, pickfd up additional honors this week by dpfeiitin.1; the Hubs for the Perth Amboy city title. Locally, Stan's rolled up
with marks of 436 and 434, n i, impressive record of 1.1 wins stacked up against two defeats. In the above picture, kneeling (rom left to right, are: Sonny Bihr,
prctively,
i in Oc'I'oro, mil Joseph, Stanley Jed, team maruficr, Dick Peterson nnd Robert Horah. Standing are: Jack Keenan, Pete McMahon,
Jag'i Sporting Goods held sec| M il.: Nixon, Ray Nixon, Joe French, Jack Miller and Gene Flgurski. Missing from group are Bill Peterson, Don Smink and Al Sabo.
ond place by a slim margin by
waltzing to a two-out-of-three
trlum'ph over Iselin Lumber, Jag'«
swept the first two encounters,
814-606 and 650-632. before droppins the finale, 637-580.
Pace Jag's
Irene Braipr and Dolores Miiffl.i
in
the
batter's
box
for
the
victors
E - Disappointed \ PERTH AMBOY - Stan's Bar
WOODBRIDGE — Coach Lou sparked Jag's to victory by rollin;:
B-nrs' shnWinK In and Grill of Hopelawn added lus- with a single and double.
Gabriel's Woodbridge High School sets, of 431 and 425, while Rns-J
Stan's (4)
(1]i. ii, i. which they lost to the 1
Freshmen started off the I9r>5Retlnka was h!i*h for the Lumberter to its already-acquired laurels
,-, i':tv Beiirs. 12-6. Coach
AB R
football season in step earlier this jacks with a 420 total pin score.
by
whipping
the
Hubs,
4-1,
to
p.n•. ('., .-mlii aultated his lineup
Joseph, ss ....
.. 2
0
week by posting a close 7-6 deciThe Kasar Builders blasted
,il. I,,bly this week to prepare nex the. Penh Amboy city softball 'igurski, p ...
sion over the Thomas Jefferson their way into a tie for third place
.. 3
0
•:.MI.1 iy'.- arc light contest with , l l l l e a n d l a yc l a l m t 0 l n e H a l r v
Yearlings at the local stadium.
in^he standings after romping to
French, cf ...
.. 4
1
rmun Blues. Kickoff time is E v a n e l l o Memorial Trophy.
Bahr, 3b
.. 4
1
The Barrons, who underwent a a three-game triumph over winin: H :io o'clock,
.. 2
1
compete change In personnel this less Mary's Dress Shop. The vicDuring the past season, Stan's Miller, If
..,- .1- 'irssive Woodbrldne men. Nixon, c ...
3
1
fall, showed promise of developing tors took their clashes by scores
won
the
Woodbridge
Recreation
Mi, iininmi'hly disgusted with
into another first class squ». of 645-644, 648-R28 and 682-627.
eterson, lb
.. 3
0
in,in iiliial performances of sev-1 Senior
Softball Championship It. Nixon, 2b ,
which Is typical of tha Gabriel3
0
Lillian Kaluskel and Elsie R^sa;1
|1 in. mlji-i-s on the club und w | l h a 1 3 . 2 lecord and finished in Keenan, rf
coached teams during the past were the Constructioneers' most
.3
0
Dkiin ufter the Jersey l
. ,
. ,*..
three years. Although the score consistent • tjowlers with tallhs of
, . .,
u i (i j;second place m the annual Min27
4 8 was close, Woodbridge actually 455 and 415. Sterne Saley, with a
r
s ihiit those who failed!
dominated the play throughout 412' mark, was tops for the DressHubs 111
would be dropped from j dlesex County Freeholders Tourthe four quarters.
makers.
AB
R
ii. luniii'r stated,
"I'm
tired
roster immt'tll- mint.
After losing the first game, 634Kun,
2b
3
0
Woodbridge
tallied
Its
lone
in the county,
at his
•iiu players on their press chuckers
Oene Pigurski,
one of was
the better
4
0
touchdown in the very first period 554, to Miele's Excavating, the
I,.
KIDIII nuw on, only re- best In the bin game, setting tne Jacques, cf .
Beauty Salon bounced back
2
0
when Stene Resynak and Bo'. Ideal
,'.['.: uisiiri- n position on myHubs down with two hits over the Lorflng, lb
1
to
take
the nest paly, 859-590 and
smith,
c
3
Parkas
advanced
the
bull
on
quick
0
seven-inning span, During this
0
1
openers from the Barren 20-yard 817-579.
ii :.i started his shukeup stint on the rubber, the Hopelawn Pajak, p .
Koons, rf
line to the'40. At this point Bob N The Beauticians' blfi guns on
3
0
vTirtid.iy nlKht by movlns j ftlpper breezed third strikes
Draiiotta, If
Malcom took the ball on a revarse the alleys were Fia Vaillencoui't,
3
0
Ciui-ki-n into a staftiiiK 1 0 b a l t m a n d walked only
pattern before scampering fiO 42, and Erma Hebelek, 411.
• :tn to replace Mike Zu- gteve Pajak was tagged with lhe Orosz, ss
3
0
Dalton, Hu
yards to score on a well-executed
M 11 filtered the Marines, Hubs' setback.
3
0
play. Key blocks downfleld by.Clitl
••(luwk. by way of hls'outStan's Just about clinchad the
Freis and Johnny LemongelU enpiny ,i:;alnst Jersey City. name in the fourth inning with a
24
.abled Malcom to go all the way.
i-liihl halfbuck slot ; l l w e e . r u n o u t b u r s t i Charlie Nixon,
Score by innings:
vacated by the Injured 1
0 0 0 3 1 0 9—4 Parkas split the uprights with a
H o p e l 8 w n c a t c n e r , singled two Stan's
I-..,. .... l U h m i n h
1 "^
* r
Although itit luis
M, ikuvics.
0 0 0 0 0 1 0—1 'Continued on Page Sixteen)
| runs across the plate before Diet; Hubs
, ',t i.i bclifeVed that the
i Peterson sent him all the way with
WOODBRIDGE — The Townliim ground gainer,
a two-ply shot to deep center field.
lip's Police pistol team recorded
!• N will be out for the- settCharlie Bahr concluded one of
ktoKies number. 20 and 21 in the
X'ntnil Jersey League this, week
Hie ".luring Golden Bears' his best seasons at the plate lot
TRENTON — New Jersey com- abling hunters to legally transport
iy posting tnumphs| over MiddleStan's by slashing out three solid
n ;iniii|jfit Jersey City was
mercial hunting preserves are now their game,
ex, 1,165-1,153, and Perth Amboy,
' 1 buck where'Sully Hoaii hits in four trips from the bench. open to the public on a put-andA special, non-resident license, ,161-1,157.
: . mverted halfback, fulled Dick Peterson was also effective take basis until March IS.
applicable on preserves for one
With the season rapidly drawing
':.i bill, although he made
For hunters willing to pay for day only, Is available at most ,o a close, Woodbridge is assured
.i''••nipt to make the best of
their favorite sport, many pre- grounds for $2.15.
I
if second place in the standings
.:.miM.ir alignment. In an scales close to 200 pounds to give
serves are now releasing pheasPreserve operators recover a n ith a 21-3 mark. Piscntaway Is
'•• •unoiime Ith signal call- the Bears added weight up front.
Walt Ryback of Perth Amboy ants, mallards, quail- and chulur average of only 63 to 70 per cent mrrently at the top of the circuit
•':; ldicy, the Woodbridge
of the game released. Hundreds of
partridge.
ith only one defeat since the
. not I",a Norris. a former stood out defensively against the
v
itart
of the 1955 campaign.
The
New
Jersey
Legislature
hus
Pheaiants
and
quail
escape
to
surTigers
and
according
to
Cacciola
, •:ii!l);uk sit Bound Brook
The
reliable
Andrew
Ludwig
was
lons
been
a
leader
in
writing
re.iirounding
countryside
for
the
benis out- of the few linemen who have
• '•• 1 last year.
fl o f
nee again the township quartet's
a]1 sportsmen,
secured their Jobs for the campaign istic laws encouraging the estab- -e t
IMriise Falters
)lg gun on the range with a 297
Plenty ot Pheasant
lishment of more places for
v.;::u oi the Jersey City ahead.
•core out of a possible 300. The
New
Jersey
has
a
large
number
sportsmen
to
hunt.
.
: ' i in consistently grind The Union Blues, in their inaugCommercial preserves help take ° f P e a s a n t breeders. The result eague's leading marksman a c • :il;iKi' ciiii be attributed ural tilt last Sunday, fought
;ounted for his point total by hit(niiilni Bear backer-ups, Stateu Island to a 6-6 tie in a well pressure off public lands. They are' is New Jersey hunting grounds ,ing the bullseyes for a perfect 100
conveniently
located
for
most
ofler
sportsmen
some
of
the
most
"\ iiiciipiihle of covering pluyed name.
icore In the slow fire phase of the
1
iUun.s dfectively. Cacciola The starting lineups for Sunday hunters who live in metropolitan reasonable charges of any stale. :ompetition, 98 in the time and 99
1
Hunters should secure detailed in•• has tin situation rem- night's game are listed below
in the rapid.
UNION areas,
New Jersey was one of tihe first formation by inquiring at the sev• .i h tiic return of the vet- YVOODBK1DGE
While Ludwig was running up
1
Jucksoi
LE
states to provide for commercial e ^ grounds directly. Some pre'•-- Mrdwick of Carteret to Lovenson '
Lemondola grounds on a pay-as-you-go basis. <*rvei» °ffer attractive membership His, lofty total, Art Donnelly and
LT
' up ,uid .fuck Lattimore, the Suntora
team captain Closmdo Zuccaro
Danz
LG
}
Now more than 24 states have or season ticket rates.
•' iii-tciisivi' star who sat out Sendlsky
were assisting in the triumph with
Glasson
C
Two
New
Jersey
grounds
opercommercially operated hunting
i: j >:. > > •:, :.:nmc due to a death Thlgpenn
marks of 292 and 289, respectively
Felbe;
RG
ate
under
semi-wild
licenses.
They
!.nuily.
McCracken
Middlesex's top ;shooters were A
Kowango areas.
RT
•i'lidic stipnnthened its Nemeth
There is no bag limit on New are open from November 10 DiBart, 291, and Elftier Kulpak
Boole
:
RE
through February 28.
•: 'Anil further with the an- Kirkpatrick
290.
SchrJiner Jersey's commercial shooting preQB
For msmy, dwindling game s u >
"ii HI Cii-iu' Molnar, a former Norris
serves.
Each
bird
is
tagged
with
In one of the closest matches of
Chnvious
l!
LHB
.mil prep school star, and Scjhednick
special bands of the New Jersey Ply and hordes of hunters
the season, the local sharpshooters
RHB
'' i-ui Joe UfMufino, of Port Bartiklow
downed their closest rivals, Perth
(Continued
'
' on Page-" Sijcteen)
":
;:
Sadowslsyi pivision of Pish and Game, enFB
llutli liiu'irji'ii tip the
Zambo
Amboy, by a four-point margin.
Earlier this season Woodbridge.
dropped a match to the Amboyftns
on a protest.
Ludwig Top Man
emerged the most ac
curate marksman during the
match with a 297 tally. He punctured his targets, for marks of
, — AT THE —
100, 98 and 99. Donnelly a n d ^ u c
aaro split second place honors on
the Woodbridge club with iden
UC'ri' Now Taking Orders
tictil 2a!) scores.
Perth Amboy's most effeptiv
for
Khoottrs were Johnny Krilla am
Al Mra/. with totals of 293 and 290
Woodbridge is scheduled to
dose out its jseason Tuesday afternoun with Somerville on tap at thi
locul Main Street range.
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WOODBRIDOE - Coach Mtft
Prlscne's Barrons play host to Pntenon East Side mt the local hlRh
s.-huol Htndlnm Suturday afternoon
n» 2 u'elnrk and It wouldn't be
mlkinK mu of turn U> wy the M d
and Bln-k didders are up for tht
!>iime nftcr posting 0 surprijta*
1S-0 victory over hlghly-r»m
Thomas Jefferson of Elizabeth fit
HIP season's Inaugural.
,ij •
PiUfrson East Side made »
Mcbut on tlte scholastic gridW»<
ust Srtturriuy but was not as'stW;,.
ressful as Woodbridge- k»inf.fl> :
Ken my by n one-sided 37-0 se<i(%.
rhe Enstslders no douht nr^ feeii
inx the effects of the graduatedvptrriuis who made the team (jbi
of the most ftMiml In the State Itat
full.
However. Coach Art Jocherf»
squad cniinot be taken lightly and
tin: Kearny clash may not be Ha
indication of thetr jitrensth. Jriftl
Pass-ero is an nble qiwrterbacll.wtfei
fits In with PaU-rson's w'nged:,lp
attack. He can run and pass w|t£ ,
equal ability.
' ' •
ReKRip Power operates frora'IF
halfback post nnd is currently t r a *
Enstsiders' lendinn ground galnff
and chief scoring threat. Up front ;,
the line is anchored by the vetertitS
OrorRp Taylor, an All State candidate.
•'. ;
Woodbridge lwt some r e s e n t
strensth Monday when Rdntllfc
lluiteman, a promising halfback,
broke his finger ln n jayvw gsme
against Thomas Jefferson. He wW
be out of action for a t least four
weeks.
;"
Prlscoe intends to stand ]J*t
with his opening lineup, but ln«
tends to use Vince Cupraro and
BARKONS' BRIGHT STAR: Lfroy Alexander, Woodbridfir High
igeiessive Joe Martin more QB
School's star halfback, caused the folliiwcrs of scholastic football
defense due to their most veceat
to sit up and take notlci; when he romped over the gridiron for
performance :it their respective
three touchdowns against Thomas Jefferson to pace the Barrons
guurd positions.
. „ „
to an 18-0 triumph. Local fans will be given an opportunity to
Aber Advances
Gene Aber, a former freshman
wat«li the new Alexander in action a t the stadium Saturday
star, has progressed to the point
when Coach Nick Prlscoe's Club takes on Paterson East Side.
where the Barron mentor is giving
careful consideration to using him
at the important safety position
to rest his star ball carrier, Leroy
Anderson. Aber is destined to receive hls.baptism of fire Saturday
during the Paterson fracus.
Last Saturday Woodbridge stuflJ>
ned the scholastic footbnli world
by romping to a decisive 18-0 victory w e t Thomas Jefferson, tW6
dekndlna Central Jersey champK
with the brilliant Leroy Alexander
leading the way by scoring all
three touchdowns.
Alexander, who is rapidly being
heralded us the best bull carrier
ever to wear the Red and Black
colors, practically staged a_ oneman show by scoiinu touchdowns
after jaunts of 52, 23 and 68 yardi
Last Saturday (Hi my journey to Elizabeth with Statistics show the 165 pound
senior walked off the field with a
Richie Coley, our right-hand man, I was plenty worried 11.6 yard ground gaining average
about the Barrons' chances against Thomas Jefferson1, for the afternoon which is quite
an accomplishment for any ball
the defending Central Jersey champions, because of a carrier.
•
While Alexander was churning
few stories I had read about their 19&5 possibilities and
up the field with his brilliant runthe number of veterans on hand from last year. Before ning, the Woodbrtdge defensive
game time I looked for a sign of optimism from Coach line showered Itself with glory Dy
Frank Capraro, but he wasn't of any help due to the stopping cold the Tee Jays' vaunted baclcfieldjwhich was rated b*>'
fact that we're both charter members of the Worriers fore jame tlrrte as one of the best
ln Central Jersey. Gil Grant,
Club. ,
Thomas Jefferson's high scoring
As I sat preparing my charts for the game I kept halfback and All County star, waj)
thinking maybe we'd have a chance if only Bill Ben- held to minus yards gained by the
hard charging Bar«jn line, The
zeleski hadn't broken his finger to cause a serious prob- heroes up front weriK,numerqu,a,
lem at quarterback. My spirits were lifted somewhat but those who stood out were BOD
Lesko, Richie Kuznlak, Bob Pair,
when the squad came out to await the opening kick- Walt Housman, Bill Sabo and L$ii
\f
off—they appeeared to be relaxed and full of fight. Hagler,
The
Barrons
proved
their
sUf
If there was one pessimist on the club I couldn't locate
perlorlty over| Thomas Jefferson
him—everyone was confident and raring to get the In the very first quarter by holdgame started. It was then that I felt ashamed of my- Ing the Tee Jays to a gain of ft
yards. Late to the opening session,
self for having lost a, little confidence In the team be- Woodbridge took over on its own
fore they had been given the opportunity to put their 35 a n / with Richie Cuvallaro,
Johntvy Howell and Alexander altalents on display.
j
ternating', they moved the ball
Ttye victory over Thomas Jefferson cannoj, be attrib- down to the Thojnas Jefferson 34.
At this point Art Frawr, the Red
uted! to any one player; aithough Leroy Alexander ran Blaze,r
quarterback, faked a hang.
Wild' scoring three touchdowns and averaging better off before pitching a pass to Ale|»
than 17 yards per carry. He is definitely All-State ma- ander, who took the ball over nU
shoulder on the Thomas Jefferson
terial and should make it if the Barrons enjoy a suc- 28. With the secondary moying in,
cessful seagon and he remains immune to injury, The the Barron halfback reversed his
field, turned on the speed and
165-pound Jsenior is destjnedi to graduate as the best
raced to pay dirt. The touchdown
ball carrier ever to pull a red and black jersey over his was rnilllfied, however, when a
clipping) penalty was detected on
w
Johiwu T)oule
head. He may have been a trifle slow learning, but he
has arrived with all the attributes to a brilliant climax
runner.
Leroy Aas spe^d, but most qf all he has mastered the
technique of using it with his natural faking ability.
We look'for Leroy to improve still further'when the
Barron linemen become more familiar with their blocking assignments' and the present backs become more
effective through experience to take some of the burden /off his shoulders.
Over-shadowed by Alexander and the brilliant play
of the Woodbridge line was the steady game turned
in by Kit De Fedefico, the lityle quartevbacH who
stepped in to fill trie 'injured Bill Benzeleski's spot.
Only two1 weeks ago he was alternating between the
second- and.third-string backflelds, but when called
upon to take lover the most important positioa on the
team he came through with flying^colors. In our opinion Iwr made only one bad call during the garM, which
is batting close8 to 1.900. I t must alfio be remembered
that he didn't fumble one of his handMrffs; although
the ball was wet at times due to the condition oi the
turf and a light rain which fell during the second half.
Bob Cavallai'o showed signs of becoming an adequate
K—He has W g h t and power. Johnny Howrtl,
the 12. J
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Three' minutes after the start
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PAGE ?IXTr"FN
Thorn** Je{frr«on JI.
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j ; te drop the
but »t tra* point he * M
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tr*:icd him lar behind AS he
rtsun^i
the foal line
After
Akx&nfc; mode it U-0
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Ccucn Pnscoe substituted (reelj
hairman
Same* by Srhonl PT 4
Chain o*Hills" Park Reports
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S»bo Usko. Sa&toro. FaU.
Bntton
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T*ct«vs riaelrr. Rousman, Ko^hlk.
Siuaro. Tnuiman. D. Van Sandv
W. VanZandt,
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GwrcL< Kunttak. U d Capraro.
Marur.o
Cenitrr Osbonw AlHWn
AUU\.U
Backs, DePmtenco, Fnorr, A>»HOPKLAWjt - Mr and Mrs
anc«r, H&weil, Cavalkro, Abet,
Ofr»ni ^Tit. a Luetta Street
Oonyo. Hutumtn, PrattfToU
THOMAS JCIFUSON it»
*re *.h« p*r«att at * sob *»ra in
e » r>n.~ Aafcry Oeama Hosp:- Ends Roberts. Townst&d. Bonn.
, Games
Tackles Bower. BslJomo, Ftrrara
Guards Zaiuska. JOMS. Zsak
N1VT AMtlTAL
PORDS-Mr and Mr* Waiter center r>orefOri6
R»- Cuv
Jew.
C4«IJJT: Re*r«e. Roseau:?
Btrbara Katchur i : . :
:*: tad
far *
Mr* R
ABB
M
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i s d Mrs.
Jorx T:r:
and Jc.- M:
J D A
Mr I T ;
WB. C >:
-M:
and .- •
3
Prizes Awarded
At Flower Show
"n» aannal
spoo»rPd tay the Ports »"owas rcid in UK Ubtuy
aadcr Uw (UnctMO of Mr*
.i.
B-^rro QMCR Crbto. ctwtnukn
I/KSB
P»rt f u n s , ol U» ^^rts F l o w Shop.
Mr
Awanis tor astm » « gh-en tc
n Joseph Sertiry. forts, I « the
«s 60*1 arraoccamt and Mrs
Hartay. Ports, forihe lart-
Mrv
3*.- -„."**•.
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ri
0-0
t t*fce4 m » the T » m a s
J*f terse© 3B out to the Wotidbr.d?e
»S *rsere Akx»nder tackod ih*
t\i". CT*T ha a m before star'.uis
ciowr,t«W He *ppe*r*3 to bf
od U* » . but two key
praiii {-.an loose to g-.ve
.-.:BI raffu-lent «ayl«ht t« crash
^.•s »-a\ c \ w e * fmal marker. Trs;
xt r«x»x*a «-0 whtn Ron OsK T , « ;*;;*si \t> convert U» extra
1
and « •
t i i u ; ••"
Mr *r.s
tkHttr. Oeorgt Wlkr •
Ocoera) S«re by periods:
Woodbndie
OH
Tfios Jefferson
0 0
Barron Confidencf vsomlbridge Frosh
—>fr aai Mry Amcvd
,-.»;=yL'. v-^
Mr .«. :
Artf..:
P n v s for dahlias vest to Mrs.
attyrie! DltoUchia, Perth Amboy.
NEXT
1
«t a dai^ier
xxr. u-. t!w Perth
D:ar.i
THAT'LL
Perfect boot to send
ahead. 7-0
Lat* in the second quirtn 1
Thomas Jefletson got buck Into j
the g*me wilh an*dd touchdown j
Ray Reeres earned the bail from !
the mid field stripe to the «-ym;i
line where he fumbled. H*rt*r 1
Rhodes scooped up the loose »%•
s^r. but he too dropped the b«U
or. the 30 Wh'Je the bail w*s
bouncing loose. Gene Harris came
i?ry r.*xt Ume
upon the scene; picked it up an
jo?
i: hii.dj on Use b*U on the 37 and dashed the rtmaimnt
»n 40 they immediately distance U> pay dirt. The attemottK'i.vr. ;c march upftetei. tff.rinR ed kick (or the extt* point tailfd
t.h* Tham*j Jefferson line apart a* the ui!y remained f-6
alor>s : > *-*? When tht pretasionThe Red Blasers' defensive sUrs
lii* Barrvn <-lfew» retcrted the , .
. ,
Tee ;ay»".
v4vv :s y*nl mraker. Alex- c y r i n ? *< c " » « a m e « « A n d ?
Cliff Fr«s, Jerry Cook,
tr.«r naiiltted the journey to
Kantot
and Fraterola.
p*y din by c.rchm his nfht end
tor r;^ j«cocl touch*)»ii 0! the
aterteess the Woodbndg*
i=j^c* 'Jw =nw«*l »nd Mrs. William Maivho lave Alexander • 'Continued from Sports Pafti
*'* c* Miss ciJt*. PWtls. for best arrange> break Into the caused the normal open
aseai
Hovell fai'.ed on a
) l u v A:
Mrs Nance Cherton had A e
io wxivert the extra
to Si".
bo*l arranrenierit of manti» lails stood at
\
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r
atChur::.
. Honors m the mixed Howert
sports tor
^ m o n t h s T h e ? er*
, drr^MO rere snven to Mrs. Ernest
thrwah Ihe third sesH o i * o! B:.-^ » n s *'« w increasing
and Mrs. Joseph Nagv sjon, the Thomas Jeflerson eleven
, .
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best
M U «ht ftr« and mowd the «»11 POPU1«'«> Pressures and decrea*Ann Sor
from the^ o«ti SO » the Barron *M w m e - o n answer furnwhed in
;*::» ".o J^iy and men
and sre
3u- vv«»ster De- Mrs. Herbert Varrelman. Edison. ;w» * « h a *eU coortHnattd run- ^ tradiUon of private wterpr.se
Debwah took the best arrancement awards run* »t»ek. The drive came to a » n d ' ^ compeUtion.
borah
for her roses. Priies for linrnas halt when the Wood&rldse line.
Last spring, while New Jersey
A I ::uii w\vd
* * " received by Mrs. George Mol- with an influx of substitutes, sportsmen were fishing, preserve
15 1
- M r ru! M - Jvrjs S»Sb ind] * *"* Nicholas Elko. both of namely Vince Capraro «r»d Joe operators w e planting food and
childKn. A.V:; uaA Virjaua. ?ords. lor I M * w w i w t M awt Martmo. h*M Krai to U» shadows «,„.,. f o r tn\ and winter huntln?
Suatoy sre«»est ranety.
of theur « » ! paste' Upland game birds are frequently
Bloomf.*.-.; Avwi-.,<f, *
1
With Mr
Miss Jill Dunham. Fords, won As £ the cash customers »-er«nt rele4sed d u r m g t h e hunting " "1
ter-in-la* Mr »aa Mrs. jostpl) j t prite for the most unusual potted • already satisfied with his brii- son in this natural habiut. Once
' jsknt and Paul Opsayt. Fords, won hant runnm*. Alexander came t h e g a m e ij m the field it Is up
Steib. Waver*?. EVr-K
—M« Crr«ic-:y K ^ ; i i £>.»- j *£ *w*rd for the most unusual back for an encore in the fourth to the skill of the huntejr and his'
"Dif«r.
quarter which-fcrouiht even the dog to flush and bag the birds.
beth Aifr. •» :«r.
In th« children s division. Miss most ardent Thomas Jefferson
a visit »;'••- :-.« ia
Basically, game farm operation is
Jacqueline Urban. Fords, had the roowrs to their'feet. Some went so
the same as stream rtockinj. all
Mrs best single bloom: Richard Jacob- far as to cheer him as he breeied
in the best Interests of sportsmen
sen.
Stefan,
best
arrangement.:
downfteM
mth
the
grace
of
a
wild
present
•Precer.:-s J
seeking relaxation and pleasure!
and Miss Marlene Toth. Forts, jawlle.
also w«re :•.•::
j
The scintUtating ^rnper took afield.
;H'-inxt£ Sun- most unusual arrangement.
Fmi. M:- c
As one well-known outdoor'
A special priw donated by the place after Woodbndft took over
day nu'r.'-.
P i r t Aver.u*. Ports Flower Shop went to Mrs. on their ovn 31 yard line. On the writer put it. "The only difference
—D.r.-.» ?
:.t.t btnhday at Netaon tor best arrangement of very
y first offensive maneuver,
n u , between preserve hunting and,
a party .t let i'. :he hoOK of her muted flowers.
Alexander broke oft the left side' Ktmnmj In the wild Is that you
M: and Mrs C
of his line, shook off tw> would-be \ know game is present on the pr**rt, Sunday Wnrrtn Association
Char:«.i
tacklers as he set sail tor open j serves. After that, you're on your
Present -:? \£:J 4 » i Mrs. H
territory. When he reached the own!"
To
Pfan
for
Campaign
Unit.
Schmidt a:-.d i * » i t ^ r .
Mr and Mrs. K. Satat*
FORDS—After a summer recess
Lunda K....V.AV Mr and! Mr^ K
\Y i o d Deborah the William J Warran Associauw
tod
'Continued from Sports Page
will open its campaign activity
R
—Wedduu; *juuv«rs»r5es cele- with a meetmc October 3 at 8:30
Alexander's running mate, is big, has speed and will
the tenth P. M. at the Ports Tumble Inn.
fmted Us:
Freeholder Wttliam J Warrtn,
definitely improve with experience. He has the ability
but Mr *s
..:f. '.S* ninth for Mr. Major Bush B. Quitley. Township
to pivot to change directions which is in hisllavor, but
Peter S
Schmidt
and M:
Daiwsac EUta- CommiUeetnen
Ue
c h d t tad
ta
he must learn to run lower to avoid arm tackles and
beth
Mr, and Mn. R tUchard Krauss vill be presen
Harold
Grind AVWH*; Bernard T. Dunn, chairman of thp j pick up additional yardage. As Frank Capraro stated,
and Mr i»::d Mrs. John McLean. picnic committee, will report on)
"If we can keep our big gun, Leroy, healthy we should
Park Avtiaw
the family picnic held at tael
have a good season."
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made us BONELESS . . . just think, all
ham with no bone, no waste.
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What couM they portjbly think of next?
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