Opposition
to
Stockel,
Snbepenbent - leaber
jiliven
Stevens is Threatened
Voting
Colonia Civic Group to Battle Proposed Apartment As Democrats Tussle
PRICE FIVE CENTS
VOL. XLI—NO. 2
WO0DBRIU0E, N. J,, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17.
En1«r«<l »» Heconfl CIUHR Mai I IT
»t the Pont Offline, Wooiltirlilgn, N. J.
Published Rvery Thursday
dt IS Clreon Street, Woodhrhlge, N. J
Dislricl
|.'mm nil l n d | nlection*
,,,diiv nfternoon
)rU-\c[
i
normal
Project; Sees 1,500-Family Unit as Burden to TownAaroe Renamed B. ofE. President;
COLONIA — Colonia Associates, a civic Rroup, will strenuously oppose, proposed construe tlon of a 1,500 family apart ment house on the 80-acre traht
across from the Colonia Country Club, It was decided at a
public tneetlmt of the group la.-.L
Thursday night.
p r e s e n t community should
be ii burden Io the Township,"
come before added elementary
Mr, Wllkerson then explained
schools
for the apartment
that the officers of-Colonta Asproject."
socintes had been investlgfttlns
every phase of the proposed
J. Lester Neary, treasurer of
apartmenj project for some
Colonia Associates, declared the
time and called upon the other
project In his opinion would reofficers and committee heads t 0
quire a new sewer at an estiexplain the results of their
mated cost of $250,000 to the
studies.
Township, plus a full time fire
As a Kuest of the group, Andepartment, added police and
drew Aaroe. president of the
road maintenance.
Bonrd of Education, explained
Oscar \ytHcerson, Jr., chairman
thnt the school problem la still
Of the improvements commitnot solved completely even with
tee of group, elaborated on two
the new schools in Colonia and
points. He stated that <li "the
Avenel, He stated his opinion
location of this project adjacent
that the project will definitely
to Rahway will not increase the
postpone the buildinn of a new
high school. Applause met Mr, trade of the merchants of
Aaroe's remarks when he stated 1 Woodbrldfje." and that (2) "the
a new hiRh school for "the ! Township stands to lose a sub-
stantial amount of money each
year, as the ratables on the
project will not begin to carry
Its yearly cost and would not
even pay for the educating of
the children it -would bring Into
the Township."
Nomination is Made
Rcporl Alexander
by Dunigan : As Major Aspirant
In Reikiiion Talk
WOODBRIDGE—-Andrew An roe of I hf b o a r d I n r I lie l n , i m ii
was unanimously reelecled presi- s l o w e d u p o n liliii iimJ i,t,Tii,i:h i!
dent and Edwin Cnsey was re- b r i e f l y : " I n t i n - s t r r n u o i i . , .••Y.II
a n • fl
named vice president of Hie Board j u s t p a s s e d w e h a d i v n i | i ! i ' ! > n i l -! In'i H . u ' ! i ! n i " . |j(: I I I H I . ' , ( l o r LhC
C Clark Stover, legal adviser, of Education (it the- annual reor- m o n y a n d I wjint I o t l i u R l : y n n l<)
!>rirn,'V.v <•;<•. *ii'jii r n ' . i v s n i ' u r . t h d
proposed that the land be sold ganization'mcetlni; Monday at the y o u r c i u i p c r n l i o n . U t i . ' i o : ' u
•
•
C n
• n ^ n u i r r ' - i l i ' 1 ii.iriy is n d J I e d w i t h
in acre plot* as the Township High School, /
• L-viuvth of i h i ' . T o w i . - i l u p v\c l i . i i . . , i i ; i i | i r l i i h - n ; u ' c ; <ii i i p i n . i j t i a s t o
Charlrt Milton, of the law firm
sold adjacent properties in the
< i i i H l n l : i t e i [ o r Mn> n r a n d T h i r d
."'nil Is drawing of Milton. McNulty and AuIn placing Mr. Aaroe's name in e v e n a m o r e s l r u u o u : ; v • i.- -uf;
past few years.
i\ . ' M r i ' ! v : . : i * ; I'm;-!!
grelll. Jersey City, representlnn
nomination, Maurice P, Duninan of u s . I d o n ' t , b p l i f i i " i : , iv:',i'
• iii ion will
State Senator B. W. Vp'gel.
said: "I wish to nominate a msui s a r y t o n s k f u r y u u r • • r•• JJ.H-i ^*t it.-'i.
. . „ ! N". 12, Co- Simon Adler, of the Terminal
A.-ll:iiil|'li t ' l i ' T ' l l l l l i y ( . ' u l n m l t r '
who also Is Township Attorney,
1
who hns served the board well and i.-| fc
,j;,n-lci. Here for Junior Corporation, the con;i ••• \\\o
vi'r ;.
:-i:i<.
Liiiiiiriv.DUsly
assured the group that the matfaithtuliy during the past years.!
• '.,. history of the cern planning the project, was
i-:::>(il'-'i'il W i l s o n Sliii-i:cl ti.-, c . a n ter will be handled in the "orIntroduced
by
Robert
WllkerWe
have
Just
gone
through
u
hec-1
. ,','. i; running for
rtuin'c
fiiv
('Diiiiniiii i ' t n : i n - a t derly procedure of business
tic and strenuous campaign, Tliere *
CiUTie Staun- son, president of the Colonia
! -i' •• i1 ;'i;i! " I'hvl'cr. 1 •". ; o t h i s
through the Zoning Board and
have be>;n rumors of things that I
,,,,;in Her r u n - Associates. Mr. Milton outlined
: .'' :MV:i inn i ' . l ' :• r!' i'('!'l,)ii(). T h e
that the residents of Colonia
were said In heat of battle that.
„.-[ Krcltz. They the plan and explained the
.• •;i:i:-k-^:
eni.lor: cniii-.t,
nidently
will be fully Informed of every
various
phases
of
the
developwould
have
been
better
left
un,,,, Finnic Brown.
i n i n e ; :• i sui'priM' ! o : , n m e u i f i n move."
said. If the rumors are true we
, , l i n l positions. ment which he said "would not
•• r.t" t i l '
would be going back 35 years. I
,,nors of » P<MJ nc:r!v
by
don't think the people would want
,,.,,,! for a canthat.
However,
the
election
is
over.
Hiown.
We a r e facing another year and
',, ,-il on the III. :;'! : <V..>ii. s o m e o f
we have to use every eneny to
',„.,. of the pres: ' . i v " - ' .1 [• liji Hi a i m ,
meet the problems ahead. We
rliu suspended
i'.v V.I'IT not I'uiisuited
must have clear minds and dear
1
..ii.pri lust year
i'ii! 'i!:.i-'ii)"nt, \v:is \ o t e d .
heads.
It
has
been
my
experience, ,| I,, vote at a
i-\ .
arc in fato 'March of that in order to progress we must
-.,i ;i new fire Collection to l><> Taken I t f . y w Old Barbara Carix is Winner of
X.HHllT. a
be
clear
of
all
petty
jealousies.
We
Dimes' CampaigA is should have harmony ana I am
|: jMvv lunored
as cundlSunday by
Bond in Reserve Officers' County-Wide Contest
,; lime contlnsure
we
will
have
It.
I
want
to
Record,
Report
Shows
. Mr.pl tllC SUPOf Local Congregation
lit
tit-rii>ii$
nominate: Andrew Aaroe its presiWOODBRIDGE—At a special High School assembly
!tii;iK-i. president
dent of the Board of Education." I
i,,uiiBted the
WOODBRlDOE - conurbation held vesterday, Miss Barbara Garls, 16, daughter of Mr.
ht,- io W Health
Mr. Casey seconded the nominaAdath Israel is sponsoring a Com- and Mrs. William E. Garis, 139 Grove Avenue, was pretion and the s e r e t a r y WHS inv,<)unii:;jsi;-'V: — Tin- n^ic,,.,'u support
muniiy Drive for Food for Israel sented with a $100 U. S. Savings Bond as first prize winner 1 ™ rjirnes1*acoording"*to""a
structed to cast a ballot to make
iiiiti.iii nf .Siii'i" H. Wi'ihl. l.intleil •
,,i',v supportlnj and all Township residents are be-; Of a county-wide essay contest sponsored by the Middlesex i submitted to the Board of Educa- the election unanimous.
.'«vi n i - , :>••; lividtT of t h e TuwliM, KrelUand
Mr. Aaroe thanked the members
•*i"i?> K' ••i:!ili".'!i n;ir ! ,v. 1ms IIPNI
;iwini! «Ute- Ing urged to donate food for the County Reserve Officers Association. The subject of the, tion Monday by Victor c. Nlcklas
ANDIMttV
Supervising
Principal.
A
total
of
new
Republic.
Contributions
of
essay
was
"How
Can
We
Best
I
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n
tni
ici-fivcii l;v M'.iyor AURUSI F .
,,-,! Volunteer
$898.91 was collected.
f< ci'i-.r.
.; Ladder Com- money may be substituted for food, 1 Achieve National 8ecurlty."
Of the total amount, $320.17
J l r . HVi.'.li! v !io is ;ils.'i AssistMi, had Krette and food wilt be purchased with the C ( l l B f t l . l l c n 8 e l d m a n o f l h e
was donated by High School stu;mf
!':i s'.(iil,.ir n( Middlesex
Reserve Officers Association made
;mi]i(in for t h e HWIWdents with the afternoon students
t ' f i i ^ , '.i:is licj-n in ill h e a l t h for
U i « e , empty bans, left with the presentation to Miss Garis,
as leaders. Edward P. Keatjng's
s o r ' o time, i{» n'f-cnllv ri'tirrncd
Hook and members of the lOnmegatlon with who i.s a Junior at Woodbrld«e
sophomore home room, afternoon
to hLs liiii'ii' ;ifl?r I'ciiiR a p a t i e n t
purchased a request* to fill them wuh food- School Tin- e«ay. In full, reads as
session, was high with $25; second
.!( t h e K'i'tu;'> >,icniori.'*I H o s tii'siuned and fluffs, will be collecUtl on Sunday, follow*
in line was Mrs. Elizabeth Goodj,il 1 ; T . I : f -ir t h e time l H n g i s
. :iu<k which Others who do not have bag*, but'
Never htforc has the question
stein's sophomore home room Application for Corridor\
,
>
mil i iJH<<ic;i fo h a v e vUitin-s,
Topin
mU
-.,!• community wish to contribute food or money of iiittiinal security been of
i'l
ijtK•':!
rlnss with $21.13; third was DonII I • i'Vpv ,'ii tliiif (he Rrpub. Tiie firemen are aaked to m i l any of the com- such vital concern. Never beFiled; Lines to be 6 to
ald Noe's Freshman home room,
foriMHti'i" mern•township the mittee as follows: Al Patnoi: chair- fore havr Americans been fared
$20.07 and fourth. James Brown's
9
Feet
Below
Surface
v. i . (
ii!! tlie rosi(;iwtion
v.nuir for the man; Samuel Blmstein, Morris with siii-ti uncertainty about the
freshmen home ropm, $19.50,
hc'islctl for next
. iu.M> The fire' Choper, Sidney Cohen. Dr Ralph future. The failures of the nai
WOODBRIDGE—An ordinance,
Donations by the other schools
:iiit;i'.Jiilcs for the
; maintained Deut«h, Sol Dochlnuev. Frank tion* o f ' t h f world to establish
were as follows; No. 1 School, i to permit the Shell Oil Company
i vitt'c ure also
: their affiliate, Hirlh. Harry Kavnn, Jack Lada, a lasting peace, th* memories
$40.60: Colonia School. $15.53; to lay pipe lines from its present
li«
.;;.,!y. through Henry Markoe Benjamin Rablno- of the depression of the 1930K
Strawbe-rv Hill School, $17.40; Sewaren terminal io the proposed
mil social af wltr, Julius Schraxer, William and the ('ommuntatta threats
Avenel School. $125; Iselln No. 6. new plant in Avenel, wns intro(i'\ However, they
, of District 8Uum Michael Tansey. Walter from within and without the
School,
$7.13; fords No. 7 School, duced on first hearing at a meeting
i:\ition for lhe fact'
Warftfld. Louis Ellemueh,
'i.c supply a
rountry all have caused Ameri$43.75: Keasbey School, $7.65; of the Township Committee Tuesi'M
iV/:n-h: T.l. Fords,
-. , equipment,
ThefollOwlhit foodstuffs nre be- cans to become anxious over
Port Reading School, $60; Hop,e- day. Hearing on the in< .is'.m. will
: : 't' Rmiifd Ward
company
nought: Powdered egg.
I I I hniM ' "ing
' " —--•--—• meat their wearily. In order to malnlawn School, $60.29; No 11 School, be held March 1.
iii'.cr members, went
"
. i!n««I i Mnned-lMMlwr; c l i m e tlnntJ milk tain natl»n»l security It I* net
Wnodbrldge, $95; Sewaren School,
The lines will be installed alon",
of
in- . s t a t e m e n t . p , ^ riM & M l n i t u O i U m ^
t h g t W( . l o ^
fmcitni
$47; Fords, No. 14 School, $31.90; the right of way of the old Public
,II answer to tins
buckwheat, p e n s
i split
and enlightened donieatle and
Iselin, No. 15 School, $27.49.
Service Fast Line trolley tracks
r lire house It
corn flow fai'Uu >semo- forelrn potkle*. At one time
[ and will be underground nil the
i'i'.s.sion.s of
Mien.
llnai. vegetables, tinned, tinned only the former was necessary,
tiiu
tlian cli">Washington Bigger Hero I w a y <iied l h e fol- fmlU. margarine.tinned, koMier: but in this day *nd a t e . (he latV'Kdor i n : According io Township Attorney
:,n behalf: "I pearl barley, cacao beans and cae:m ter has proved to tw> of equal If
To Children Than Ever B. W. Vogel, the- lines will lm from
is a woman butter for induiry: claaretie.v not of t r r u t r r importance.
" ' 'li.it "K.'.win
IFW I nits are Hosts
j WOODBRIDGE—Here's stood j six to nine feet deep underground
getting suf- matches in booklet*, bilking powWith the advancement of Imof l h e picUire. b y
and"
will
be
entirely
safe.
!t. that I m der, nuts und peanuts, onions, ner- provtd inrans of transportation
at Successful Party
! . news for the youngsters. You are j Thomas J. Moran. Ejjan N e l .
1; t i i':.-i;U'jio;i
• due to the rings. olivfj. citnncd milk, vinejm
doing to have a long holiday
and ninintuniratlan we have
son
and
Earl
Lloyd,
of
the
Sew;r
en
We mustard, sw.\.us sunar. pepyei. made our world smaller, The , ISEI.IN—A get-tospther of the t weekend.
hi*.v: uvj'.ed the nomij Civic Improvement Association,
cast 40 per vegetable fats hiuMcoi beuns. events in all part* ol the (lobe I Iselln VFW and its Auxiliary was
.'.!!. Ciifcy, Woodbridt-c,
n this com- canned n^h. flour colTee. Jams, have made their repercussions j held Saturday at post headquar- Washington's Birthday falls on | declared they would like to meet
'i' Ik: Biviril of Ertucai ,
keep home, chocolau. oil, tea, dried potatoes i n , h ( . |- n jted states. On the j ter.s. Muisc was provided by a local j Tuesday, the Board of Education | with a Shell Oil representative to
AI.I'.I M 11
:; i liii'k.v:' u! tin- HeadI
[
get
first
hand
all
the
details
of
: and clothe Food In
jars mntiot be ac- oilier IIAIHI, the American way | orchestra, Tiie Three KIIIRS, Rob- has decided that thei? will be no t the proposed project. Mr. Vogel
iK.i
w
'. i
i l l ) our h i u - cepted.
school
on
Monday,
February
21.
of lire anil standard of llvlnc iirt Vander Decker, Prank Melko
I jaid he would be glad to a r r a t w s e n , ill' N i h l i l t M n ,.i ' i
money to the
Therefore, kids, when you leave
havr mudr a terrific Impact on , and Allen Bliss.
:-, y. mi:
yesterday
i such a meeting as soon us a d a u a n d M r s V l ' i i i t l l t n s M \ i n
:.«is meet. We
school
at
the
end
of
the
day
tothe peoples of the world. ; In chage of refreshments were
i;l >vy.
!: \VP.', interested in
is
given
hint
1
nine of a doi- Drunken Driver Fined
Through our freat Industrial 1 Albert Fune. Sam Fvancey, Jr., morrow you won't have to report
ior mayor und, in fact, i
A new auction sale ordinance rtcrbilt I'luce, has rccrived tin
AC women be
back until Wednesday. Feb. 23.
advancement, wr havt been the and Sanford Lina.
1 thiil "I'iU'iT is ii proba- ''
]
was
introduced and some of the fulfill Award, the hiijlitst and
of Fire $200, license it Lifted
Of course, kids. It means a
irnlUators of world-wide social ; A scrap paper drive will be conlie Hcuid ho iv ciinclidatc.
I paragraphs of the original ordi- most coveted reciisnitiiii* lie- .-.ilr
i uonun? . . .
real vacation for you, but that
is k.ir.wi thai regardless'of
W O O D B F U D O E C A fine of $200 revolution. Millions all over the 1 ducted by the post Sunday stari- isn't the reason It was done. ] nancs which have been declared stowed l»j- the .fienernl I.U'i iric
ts into a poll
—•»»!« co'ft * a s Imposed-on Chris • world art- slrlvinf to pattern | inn at 9:30 A. M. All scrap metal. There was a little matter of sav- illegal were omitted and new re- Co.. "for sii'foninlishnirms ol ;io'.,"' many arc in ihe iield for
VOtC M l h <
'.iv IVniocrui, 1 nciiuniUion, Ml".
Bang. 55, 841 LouU 8 t r w t . when their ways of life after the j than rags, papers and magazines ing on the heat if school Isn't re- strictions added.
tor any ctl»>
oulstandinu
mcsM,"
I
n
I
ted
Stales.
Since
we
are
the
Su'cl/."'!, uh'i wii,1; duuMicd for t h e ,
Residents of the Victory Acres
should be left at the curb.
i« *"*a» arraigned before Maais-.-;
opened for one day.
m-iiher to be
[Vir. ll.inscii is .1 !;r<i(lu:itp (it oliirc bj'Mnyor Aumisl. F. Orelner
; section of Iselln, who appeared at
Urale Andrew Deimond yesterdav leader* In technology, It Is our ! The next rneetins will be held
>d Can I a*k
responsibility not only to estab- j February 24 at"7:30 P. M., at post
| a previous meeting, were told that JVith Anilio.v High Sihonl, class n.d year:, ii.o, W, .strongly inclined
on a complaint of drunken dnvmn
••.•.in n woman
. .
.
the contractors have hired an en- of 1U33 and Pratt Instituu-. to ru;;,
55'Fatnily
Apartment
In adoMllfln hU driver\ license was lish *rcurlty within our coun- I headquarters.
A nil sort* of
Aiu,:!!'.'r b.milit.hi'll in tin- Third
try for our own happlnm and
gineer and have p-omised to begin Cliiss of I'X'ti, where he Kt'ariurevoked for two years
v ' s that nave
I work Jn grading the streets as soon ated as :'.n Industrial Electri;'i!l V/iM\l L)i-mon-;iiic l'iinks was.
i To be Built by ISeiss
Bang was arrested by Patiol-; well being, but also to make It
- rommunity?
as the weather permits.
lliisinetfr. He started with (icn J i'nnr-.,n ;i'-,irnl'.i.4 wfirii Ituy Alipossible
for
others
to
adopt
our
Cames,
Dancing
Enjoyed
\
mtn
Faczak
and
NaJiaw
after
l
i
t
.
1
WOODBRIDGE
—
A
55-famllx
woman's place
;mi. O\.'1IM' , ';f HIP A tt B Service
pattern. We must have more to
'
'
Permission was granted Iselin ei'nl Kki'trii' ;i( Scliciiacladvi
was
Involved
In
an
accident
with
apa'tment house will be conby
HI
Iselin
Teennigers
•: s »*e with them
in
i.i
II;
,.mian Heii'hts, a n - .
offer the world than technology.
Fire Company No. 1 to hold a ear- N. V., injl!);!(i and Liter \v;is
structed at the corner of Rahway
.:t hourx a day \ car operated by Patrick URu.vsi) i The t'nitcd States must become
e wr.yid be a cbididatc"'
Iransl'eri'ed to West l-.ynn, Mass.,
nival
the
end
of
June
and
the
first
ISELIN—The Teen-Age Becrea- j Avenue and Freeman Street on the
-pine hours to 180 Orenville Street BVOUKM W i the bulwark of security. Our
as Assistant SuiiiM-inlendent in for Tllml Ward Committcunian
part of July.
lion prog vain was held Friday at old J. H. Thayet- Martin estate, it
.'! rivic affairs? Mllce headquarters Bang WHS ex-1 sci urity is world security.
Residents of Upper Barren Ave- aircraft instrument mantri'itctur.- in opyiKiliuii lu Connr.ittceman
School No. 15 with 81 youngsters became known Tuesday when the
amlned by Dr. Henry A. Belafsky
iiiR. Still later li« was advained Thomas S>t•-.••.:.';i.-. pwin.) announced
Throughout the history of the I in attendance. There was dancing,
' >n this public ftnd pronounced under tin- influto section engineer of the In- ja:;.t wee!: that lie h definitely a
world, nut excluding present ping ponii, shuffleboard and vol- recommendation of the Zoning
and
,,
.aiuli'k'.ie UnMc-t'li'i'lion. Mr. Aliifii years ejt- ence of liquor.
dustrial EiiR'ineeriiifi l)ivi.-,ion.
relief.
day ailctiiDts, the various na- leyball. In charge were Mrs. Rus-board to change the zoning in the were
V.ani w yaid to have the support
'•wic and I feel
tions of the world have resorted sell Furze, Mrs. Clareijfce Bower, location to Permit construction.
ni John KaiuniH, Port Reading
n>ipe that the REHEARSALS PI|!oORHSSlNG
to numerous methods of main- Mrs. Fred Mess and P.*Hulick.
ll
.Dt'iniicruUi." If add' und Commit*
win help me
The
apartments
will
be
built
by
PbftT READING — Rehearsals taining their security. They
The next activity will be held Abraham J. Neiss, owner of the
toefi'.<in Ceo: ;e Mvu/;, Avenel.
and If
ire being held regularly for the have relied on everything from tomorrow night from 7 to 10
Middlesex Concrete* Products and
Ii i.i mid! L'si'jfKl inat Liu: Third
minstrel show to be presented: treat walls and plumed knights I o'clock.
Excavating Corporation. Accord\Viird County Coinmiticcl has
(NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this office
March 23-34 by St. Anthony's to ini'chani/.cd armies, nnvles,
ins to the photographs and plans,
seliklulcd H aiceliay for tunijht to
statement
no later than TUESDAY NOON iof each week. Eveni-s !'i,ttd
nir corps, and (hmllji the atomic SO-SIIEIX DANCE
the apartments will be of most
•di;,"u;; th-:> mutter nlthou;,'h Comfar Ore Parish. *
nere
are
broadcast
daily
at
7:30,
A.
M.,
on
tiie
"Arouiul
Lhe
liumli.
They
have
relied
on
all
WOODBRIDGE-Tiie
fiki-SheH
Lou Declbus and
1IC
mittccmtin Sitevras declared last
n Peter Keller. types uf elaborate foreign poli- Club of the ShjU ©11 Company mqdem construction and
'* I am fully
bounties With Your Weekly Newspapers" pfonnun uvcr New
;,if;.i( that .in1 hud no knowledge
the
'»'»ifyt office lor the coaches, aie seekinn additional:
Jrunswick radio station WCTC, 1450 on your dial.t
cies, secret treaties, and alli- will hold a public dince Monday beautify the area. Preliminary
Oi Sl'.'iil .'. ;.ijs;,ion.
•'• ' l i t r e c o m m u talent. The ssrvice.s of Lorraine
ances. They hKve relied upon all ntgiu at the C:aftsmen's Club. | P' a n s call for rentals of $22 a
FEBRUARY
iii'l A!ilium, who Hpparently is
' < "iiMderable e x - »nd Betty Ann Kovak. a well
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m
types uf governments from dic- Buzzy Barber's[ Orchestra \f 111 j
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17—Meeting of Woodbridge Veterans Allnmce at VFW hamlci.'iiiijunt D1 tin! noniinution, said
'•:U'-inr in churchj kr/own dance t?am » in Union
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play.
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quarters, Iselin, 8 P. M.
.that iJie l J on Iteading leaders.
organlza torn, Cdunty have been secured.
White Ctmrch Guild
19—Chicken luncheon sponsored by (the Fust Baptisj Church
would.' Ir. tu yet Mr. Stevens ti
prqbleni of
of Woodbridge, starting at 1 iP. M., at tli* clun'ch en
'••'" be |olvtd In
Nelson Street. Public is Invited. Mrs. Millly Obui^ey,
Stcvnis, howi:v<!r, did tip1
" ""imrtial analchairman.
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in weicuiiR' tlic siiKgestion,
• dimcultles beWOODKRIDQE—A meeting'of
19—Pood Sale at Main Hardware Stor«. Main Slwtl, sponsuved
HfHt;:lun:;i: "I mn definitely run-;
'"iiiniusioners and
the White Church Guild was held
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by Trinity Church.
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I nil!,!!, ii they want it primary fight
H seems to me
Monday i t the Manse. Mrs. Wesley
19—Variety Show sponsored by the nine cluipters of EighlU
jit is nil io tlnvm. I MM not dl*op->
'""my l» In the
Heiselbeifg
was
In
charge
of
the
deB'.iynlon Beach, which was a
li
Diskict of Order of. East$rrf Star, Woodbridgc High
•pins oul. For 14 years the DetnoWOODBRlDOE-Just 30 „....„ r
- up to a mature
votions.
wi'U-knuwn summer resort ,in SeSchool Auditorium.
icr;\iM iiid-um have any material
mutual distrust ago, February 15, 101D. a younis
A
donation
of
five
dollars
was
back
"in
the
tsoodold'
days"
19—Meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous, Legion flooni, Memorial
lull
i uii-i then 1 riai mid was elected
> shall be re- man Just out of the army, began
.lust bpsinuintj to peter out, made to the Red Cross and plans
Munichj&l Building. 8 P . M .
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:ii!il I Injliivc [• did ti good job.
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his first day on the Township Po21—Meeting of Janet Gage CliHjjler. Duunlilcrs of Amcriotui
MI that the Sewaven part of the were made for a theatre party in
•N'Ac cicivi !)•; wVinli" to net into
lice Department. He rose timfkly
RewlUtion, at home of Mrs. John Kreyer, Prospect Street,
bi',11 WHS comparatively quiet. But the near future. Tickets are now
-.- i':e'.. \}y hat's la the ring anil'
[''••«« dub Honors Irom the rank*, holding every posl24—Public card party sponsored by Aveiiel Pgsl, VFW and Linlie.;'
ilu1 Port Readlna sec£lon~that was available for the square dances to
:-U i'Lll."
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tlun In the depa'unent,. until he
AiuxlllAry
in
Avenel
School
baspmeiU.
be Held March 11 apd 25 and April
dilferiMit story.
Ilirthday reached the top of the ladder. He
ic!(
A^iroveil
25—Qaitl pa/ty sponsored by Woodbiidue Po.ft Aiwericaii Lcuon
lUilmad camps were flourishing 8 at the Parish House. Hostesses
and Auxiliary In Legion Room, Memorial Municipal BuildIs Police Chief Oeoiiie E. Keutinufor the meeting were Miss Annain those days and during lelsu:e
;' nl I'ai'ty spon
• CouuttuiJ oij.Putie 8)
ing,
v
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belle Baker and Mrs. William
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WHh
a
chuckfc,
Chief
Keaiins
hours
tlic
railroad
laborers
played
;
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m
Repuhlican!
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2S—Old fashioned Square Dance- sponsored by Kifani* Club of
Aitken.
" ' " i c t , WM held' lcmembers hl» first uniform- n
"hiii-ci" or "Klngball," a fastWoodbrtdge, St, James' Auditorium, 8:30 f, M. Wilt* 1
Mot'um PiciurejL Shown
At the next session, Mrs. C. H.
""'"1 Mr. «nd Mrs. ooaiwtth two Ulls and a pocket in
moihiij, l u l l a n vei'sion of handCook, caller,
«
Bothfuss
will
give
a
talk
on
her
ul Teett'Uge Program •
each tall, stiff collar, tie and round :
•'KJitmin Avenue
ball. If they were not playing boccl
2fl—Magic, Puppet and Movie Show ^joiisored by Wood bridge
••'•re: Mrs. Mw1«hat.
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ihey -wtve drinking red wine and trip through the West and Mexico.
Chapter, Hwiassaii for benefit of Hadassah Medical Si.:toDl
l:.}\ 2 W A-t? i N—Tlie Tecn-AuB
» w t ElJItt, An- "The late Will Dunphy took m<MViMA and, as It sometimes hapIn iij'icl In School Wo, 11 Auditorium.
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is&miD p.ut.ki yu'/8e^aren tii,
pened, if some folks were not quite
2fl—MftS0UM'ft(l« and "Pastnacht" Ball, Colonia Civic Improvffwound and thowed me U« boundWi.th uu afiwidaiic.e of 42, last
Mis. oordon bill «ry Uoei ol my beat," he recalled,
so happy, fights ensued,
menti.CJut), at clubhouse,_Innian Avenue. . '
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llldlld
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aeorw
Hill
MafttlnB;
Alcoholics
Anonymous,
Legion
Room,
Meinoml
"and-then onfl'ebruary 15, just 30
Beat Chanted
i J "^
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Robert y«»» tg(K I was on my own. My
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Mwilolpal Bulldlns , 8 P. M.
chief Keating ha,d the Pot
V1
iiiid ini),k>::tar were conirilju^d b s
»ne« of the dark M|t ifteluded everything mm of
ISEUN—A Founder's Day probtit for two
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MARCH
SHISI oi.ip, Waxife-idife Township
tgiath
will
be
presented
this
after*'
v
(JrMk. Prom 3 P. M. to
years and was then tiansfeiTed to
3—Mee'tUll Of Sewari-n Men's Club in St. John's Parisli Hous' .
rtUT'aUau dll'ector, Jloile,r
T * ^,, 1 walked all of Port Ke»dWoodbi-ld'ge to the old No. 4 beat, noon at a meeting,of the School
6—ThirdsMUafe jiDanct sponsored by Colonia Volunteei: Ptie
;uvl daiwltlg «;we also enjoyed
'No. 1& PTA at the ttjhoolhouse.
Ui| I M ifwaren. and from 7 to 2
Upper Main Street
O{#Bi»ny at Firehouse,
Thosa In chfii^e were the i
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A
play
will
be
presented
by
the
,A. m4Wk P«re' of Port Reading.
Meeting,'AlcoluaUus Anonymous, Leifion Room, Mtmioriijl
Then followed aom« bus» years,
Prancfe lloaJ'is. t)oii4 Mae , $
at)«foot, na radio oars or
on June 26, 192i, }£ police 4s- pupils of Hw eighth .giade. JteM^|#fti amia^g n P. M, .
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James cataiio afid Egan'NelsdJi.
fiesbm«nts will be wrpea.
Ll.c
No I there,are
, ,, | he one .
u Hoi/.hcimer, a
, ;md Joseph
(Minna whose
, ,,,it be a candi
Food", Money Asked Education as Key to WorldPeace Polio Drive Nets
To Send to Israeli ft Theme of Pupil's Prize Essay jJBWl
inSchools
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Underground Pipes from Sewaren
To New Plant Site Aim of Shell
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It was Really 'Pounqing q Beat' Back in 191SnDt
Keating Recalls on Rounding Out 30 Years as Cop
t
No, 15 PTA to Observe
Founders Day Today
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1949
30 JlfcfNl A. Jtfel'f
Oil* % M « l t Sapper
iMrs. oLuU Brown were awarded j SCHOOL CIRCLE TO MEET
to Mrs Anton Kap&tas. last Ave3KWAREN - The Home and
School Circle will meet Wednesnue.
__-JARttM«brty pertons wet* Mr*. John Venerus, who was in day afternoon in the auditorium
of the school. Mrs. R A. Lance, limjf]&> # »» spaghetti supper charge of the dinner, was assisted brarian, will gire a talk on Ihe
•*"*-»—^.Ky tht 8t John's 8dp- b» Mm. William Ta«ert. Mrs Ade- i books avallstie and the present
*»**• WWnesday night. |iaid* Ocrwlev and Mlitj Mae O'Don- j program of thf S w a m i Pr* Pob¥._.
. lie Library.
| A ttanket and cover donated by JK-ll.
MAUS FOOD CENTER
AVENEL'S NEWEST-AVENEL'S BEST
1006
Rahway Avenue
Avenel, N. J.
Phone Woodbridge 8-2440 for Delivery
The most modern, sanitary and up-to-date Food Market in and around Avend. We
1 B carry a full line of Top Grade Meats. Poultry. Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Froien
| | Foods, Groceries, and a complete line of Baited Goods.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK-END
LARGE WHITE
RATH'S BLACK HAWK
Smoked Hams*•55' Fresh Eggs *«65<
Whole or String Half
ARMOURS "STAR BEEF
Ilk. ft 15c
Prime Rib Roast »59« Lard
Hi. 69c
Spring Lamb "59* Butter
CriscoorSpry 1.05 Potatoes 2 lbs.
Cabbage 3 lbs. 14c
Food ^ 1.08Pears , 6<°'25<
HOTEL BAR
SWEET
3-1* CAN
GREEN
Fresh Corn Off the Cob
'TRAINED
\NGO OR RUSTY
Beechnut - Hdni • Ubbj't
MAL'S IS AVENEL'S NEWEST -
Presbyterian
Norm a
Mr and Mrs.
\ ' i . | m i n Drn*t.
S h e r r y Street.
«hn became the
hridr of WHHam
F. Alinasi, son of
Mr. a n d Mrs.
.Mm
AI ma si,
Main Street S»tu r d :i y at St.
.lames'
lliurrh
where a doubler i n « eeremony
w a s' performed
by llcv. J » m «
<)(
Church" will | daughter, Dtboiah. born at Perth
WOODBRIDGE
Church was the cfni
the m n p l i w of Mr •;
daURhlei of Mr, :md •
Drost, 201 Sherry sn,
Ham E. Almasi, q<m
Mn.
John Almas:.
Street. R*v. James Hu
ant pastor, perform^!
'.Ing ceremony.
Given in mnriiaiiiMi', .
the bride was attired ;:.
wliile- satin witli ia-.-i
lace peplum. wiUi ii>n»
flriHeriii) veil fioni ,, ,
Withseeat'd pends aiui
flhe carried a ji w,
meet in the 3unday Scnoof rooms Amboy General Hospital1 last werk.
—Mrs. Mortis Shade; and .on.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
—The annual ••World Day of Arlington, Va., formerly of '.own.
Prayer, sponsored by the Ladies' are visiting lirt paien:*. Mr and
white roses.
Aid Society will be held In the Mis. L. C. Hnfcir.an. Fifth
As maid of honor .;
Presbyterian Church. March 4 at
bCLhAltlUUSt. MM' ,,;
8 P. M.
A social hour was heid with Miss
iiroom. WBS'attiK.l n,
—Pvt Richard Crawford, staRuddy and Mis> Dorothy
yelltw lace and ..n:,
tioned at Parrls Island. N. c . Li Ob cpta as host. »es
pastor.
I Wood enrrted a Colnni:il bou..
spowllM a furlough with hl» par-' _ M r a n d M r s J o i i n Hoffman.
bridre S t u d i o low gardenias ami : .
entt. Mr. and J i n , SeweU Craw-; M C n f l 8 e A>Huir are parent, of a
I'huto.l
Miss Violet Ncl-oii
ford, 10 Fifth Avenue.
s o n b o r n g m ^ y f,t p.Mi: Amb.vy
maid and Mlf.s Helen \
—The Exempt Firemen's Associ-! General Hospiu:.
other sisU" of \-,f
ation held a very successful card
—The Ave n»i Library Ai^or.ia was Junior brittcsm.i.: ;•.
party Friday at the flrehouse with j tion me: las: week at the libi.uy
blue ?owns of lar- , ,
Michael Petras and Peter Greco j with p:eilu*r.t John Ta'.brt: (n
carried Colonial tj.
as co-chairmen. Special award c h a m . It was derided to
nnO pink
went to Cart Bwetits: door priiei Lhe presept by-laws and u luiiri a
John Nasjy, F.>;n
to Frank Wanca an non-players'; campaign to havt a moic aitivu
t»-.t man. and IIMI>: ;
prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Walter association by asking all imprest «1
chael Almnsi. « < .,,
Myers. Alex Tarcz and Peter Oreco., townspeople to join. Members of
Table wlnn«s were Mrs. John the Mothers' Club were present
Hroblak Nrw York City ! bridesroom, and U i
Ashmore, Mrs. William Hanson, and a . * .1 permission i> donate
brother of th< omiiMrs. Frank Riemer, Mrs. Owen;some children.', books in the 1;The couple an
k.-t
Rofl, Mrs. Frank Wanca, Mrs. Mi-' brary
Florida for their vu-ii,;
upon Return will i
chael Florio, Philip Micell, Frank i —The Evv: Jolly Ciub met w it h
Main Sk¥*t. The i,:
Wranitz, Jacob Kssig, Andrew Pe- j Mrs. George Cosurove. Woodbiidge
Rura was the i away outfit was a bh:
jterson, William Moran. Louis : Avenue on Monday evening
Mr. Fullerton, who was connect-';Mon.«mnor John
Buial was matching acef.soiir
Kromer and Albert Lada.
—The Junior Woman's Club
led with the Fltkin Hospital for'iflebiant ol the man
Thebrldf mnrtnan,
—The Study Group of the La- will hold a party honoring their
! ?,me tame was the brother of Rob- in the church cemetery
bridle HUh 3< Iv >:
dles' Aid Society will meet Tues- mothers at the First, Presbyterian I en Fullerton. Metuchen and unclJ p r m w * w a s ,,-,;,
day at the home of Mrs. John Church, next Tuesday evening, of Mrs. Genevieve Fullerton Neld- MM)* CORDRAV
WOODBRIDOE - Linda Card-; PnidenUal Insui in
attershank, 61 George Street. The after their Mjulai bu = ines--; ir.t?*- i cr, Metuchen and Mrs. Andrew
ray f. months old dauifliter of Mr,' Newark. Her luwja:
subject for discussion will be 'So-, in*.
i Lackie. Woodbndse.
and Mrs James Coidiay, 333 Har-1 Woodbridye HIK.I .-'
clal Progresi."
, Funeral se:-vi«:i were held TUK- reK Avenue dL>d Tuesday r.t the j associated wuh n.,
; day afternoon at tlfe Greiner Perth Amboy General Hospital. ' contracting busm.
; Funeral Home, 44 Green Street.
with the U. 8. N.u\
DISTINCTIVE
Rev. Earl H. Devanny. pastor of
,f. THOMPSON
rt»rin«
World W...
FLORAL DESIGNS j H n i U . r w l a t S l l M l P r the First Presbyterian Church of- ALBERT
ficiated. Burial was in thf Presby- WOODBRIDGE — Funeral serv- which service wa- ::
ices or Albert Joseph Thompson, area.
CORSAGES, BOUQUETS AND n o n o r e a at M o w e r terian Church Cemetery.
75 :i retired mrman of the Woodi' SEWAREN —Miss Helen Lordi.
FOTTED PLANTS
daughter uf Ijir and Mrs. Nicholas '• RICHARD A. SMOYAK
bridfie Fire Dtpartment, will be
D:.#I,J,.,
Phone Woodbrldge 8-1222
Loidi. Linden, was honored by a I WOODBRIDOE—Puneral serv- held Saturday morning at 8:30 i JOitU
BMIUUi\ I'nrh
WOODBRIDGE
miscellaneous showers, given last :\it% for Rxhard Alvin Smoyak,, o' Colclc f i a m U l e h o m e a n d a t 9 Hfildin
Seitarin
Ii
™.,SHOPPE
„„
' Tuesday by Mi*'. Doris Mae Swetz ison of M*. and Mrs. Joseph B.: o'clock at St. James' Church., " « < • III 3 * t t f l n
m . *
till,
Bu ;
in
) FLOWER
JOHN C SCimARZ. Prop. : , a n U v .
, a r t S c m u a t M l s 5 \ §moyak, 289 Amboy Avenue, were < ''i »' *' be in St. James' Ceme-; gEWAREN — A ,>i
540 RAHWAY AVENUE
3*ct2's homcon Woadbridge Ave- Iheld Tuesday morning from theM^y- Mr. Thompson died yester- \d a y p a r t y i, o n n r i n ! , Fi,
WOODBRIDGE, X. J.
i home and at St. James' Church! day morning at his home, 355 Co-, h f a d | B r o a d S t r r l r . .
niif.
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—MEMBER K.T.D—
The living rocm »liere Miss I win e. a mass of requiem was of- lumbus Avenue, after a long i l l - | o t h y schaffer. Pw i:
Honrra TrlrRrapktd Aajnfcrr* ) Lo:di received her gifts was trans- i fered. Rev. James Russell was the ness.
Riven by Mrs. Wh.
A itjident of Woodbridge Town-, ) , o m e
formed by the decorations of Mrs. celebrant Burial was in St. James'
ship loi 55 years, Mr. Thompson! Tho-guests we i
Ei/.in Golden. Woodbridge., into a Cemetery.
eoloiful sprinn garden, with a
The pall bearers were Cornelius was a member of the Uniformed John Lucas and da\
background of willow trees and Smoyak. William Tobak, William Firemen's Association, the Exempt Mrs. Bmil Boehm
pink and white dogwood trees in Bt nany and Harry Peis. The hon Firemen's Association. Middlesex
Bobtrtand
blossom, and ihe table was deco- orary pall bearers, classmates of' Council. Knights of Columbus and j a ; | 1 M r s . - j a m e i , W ani
atted with B'nk. yellow and vari- the deceased at St. James'School,I'Jie Holy Name .Society of St. | t g r Barbara. Mls.s Vi;
gated miniature rosebuds in an I were Ernest Venerus, Francis An- James Church.
fer and Robert
arrangement that led from either drascik.
He is survived by his widow, Schaffer.
Thomas
Keating,
UJU , WI>
umu
mi wJames
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end of the table to,a centerpiece Kociis." DaniefBaioVand ATfiediMaiy; a son. Albert J., Jr., New
I of whiti- rosebuds.
De Andrt.i.
Brunswick: two daughters, Mrs. Chile's March 6 el
! Richard Sha1 key, Rahway and President's reform;
i Mis. John E. Morris, Woodbridjr,
MRS ELIZABETH UALASZ
WOODBRIDGE—Funeral serv- ii two brothers, Fred. Lake Geneva, Arlene Venerus, Ma
wi
ari
d J a m e s ' p l l n t ' M l c n - a and Jean Theree?o:i
ices for Mrs. Elizabeth Halasz, 680,j S -
OBITUARIES
PURE
LEGS OF
Of faiiam A!r
—Boy Scout and Brotherhood
--The LadiK Auxiliary of the
Sunday were obwnred at the 11 Avf.iel-Colonla First Aid Squad
o'clock service at the First Presby- will hold a rard party tomorrow
terian Church Sunday Scouts tak- j nieht at 8:15 o'clock a; the hntne
ine pan in the program were Rich-j of ilif prescient. Mrs GfOVHP
ard Roder, Leonard Larson. Mich-j S!ivka. Avncl Streei.
ael Cunha, Robert Nier, Charles
—Ms. Pi eder.ck Bc?ennn. PeekKays*.* and Gusiave Leidner. Thej ftill. N. Y.. is the guut. of her sonprwentaUon of the Scout charter, ln-Urw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
*as made to the troop eommlUee' Clnrenc? Jamison. I>mnrrt;! Aveby the area representative. Joseph j nue.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Taylor.
Rhode*.
-Ttir Building Committee of the Cornell Street, are the parents of a
Firs?
Norma Drost !>)ri(|
Pretty Church Bride
Avenel Items
AVENEL'S BEST
For Clean Administration
SlBride-to-Be Feted
Watson Avenue, were held Mon-1 s i s t e l '' .MM. Ceile RoUitestarKer.
any afternoon at the Greiner Fu-j Mitchell, S. D,. three arandclnlWilliam Huron, Perth Amnr-ial Home and at the Hungarian > ^ven,
b
O w n and
K^Md Sharkey,
RiformrJ Church. Rev. John! WButosa. of the Trenton Theologi- • Railway.
fill St mmaiy. officiated. Burial was j
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,n tlie Cloverleaf Park Cemet«i7.
w\nfrv(tot,;
Thf pail bewers were John!'™ 1 8 * ' ' " » • > e s h l
Kla'H'fk. Jostph ZelinaK, Steve
Valentine Day Party
Ba!;nt. Steve Balogh, John ChrisSEWAREN—Miss Mildred Nag- y
'! .;i and Steve Vi.
n
FOB 0WTBOW9 MEEOIMO THFSE,
OR "tOU CAN BRWS THEM WITH OU.
I HOWEVER, A<i -Oj DLEA€£
r W 8-2149
110 MAIN STREET
WC0D8RID6E, N.J.
I JOHN SKOLIANIK
WOODBRIDGE — John 6kolin:k. 63. formerly proprietor of a
rocery store and meat market on
! Summit Avenue, Perth Amboy,
jcht-ci Monday at the home of his
j daughter, Mrs.! Albert Hunt. 27
i Grflvs Avenue. ,
I He .is survived by his" widow,
jM;uy: ' another daughter, Mrs.
| Prances Manton, Fords; a son.
j Prank. R«i:Han Township: two
sisters. Mrs. Otto Wagner and Mrs.
WALTER A. JENSEN
Mason & 0uilding Contractor
FLOWKRSIKH'
98 MAIN STK11 1
WOODBRHXil V >
We Deliver and 1H. .ui'li
Flowers
- FOR SALE One of the most desirable residential plots in ^" l l
Margaretten & Co., Inc.
27(i llobart Street, Perth Amboy, N I
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
A PROCLAMATION
WBEREAS disease o( the heart and blood! vessels constitutes
our Nafion's most important medical and putjlic health problem
in thatiit affects more persons than any other diseaae, leads all
others as a caust of death, occasions a great number of days
lost from work and is a severe strata on the economy, and
WHEREAS the period commencing February 14 to February
24 is being sponsored by the American Haarl Association for tht
purpose df focusing' public attention on 'the medical, social and
economic aspects of this primary health problem, and of reminding the Nation that solution depends upon tb» fullttrt cooperation
of the people, lence, government, and health and social
agencies:
NOW/THEREFORE, I, August P. Grelner, Mnyor o( the
Township of WoodWldge, do hereby ortler that this jWeek be
observed in the Township of Woodbrldge as lfattonal Hoai-t
Week. I fui-ther call upon school*, churche* sctetlflc bodlM,
civic.ajsociaUons. business e^tablishnunti, and o t t o organizations and the people of (he Township ol WoodftrWge g«nemily,
to observe this National Heart Week •with appropriate activities,
AQOUlf t, GMINEg,
Attest: P. t.
jPlifk.
c \ i-mo
MI.MIH
FOR COMMISSIONER^
2 PJM. to 8 P.M.
yeiki, Old Road was hostess at her
home at a Valentine party. The |
birthdays of the Misses Alice Mae
O'Connor and Rosalind Ssromolo
were obeserved.
Others present were the Misses
For Further Infurnutlon' fonsull
TELEPHONE 8-1
at COLONIA FIREHOUSE
P h o n e Woodbriils
Flate), size 75'x 280', overlooking the park.
38 FREEMAN STREET
of Firi District No). 12
'.Nli|
bridge (Cireen Strwt betwetn Linden ami d
and
CARRIE STAUNTON
PLANTS, CORSA(.I
(WALSHECKS
VOTE FOR
MICHAEL KREITZ
FOR THE BKST
BUSY BEE MARKET
The Brrliivr at V*lufi
87 MAIN ^TREET
WOOnB«' l l ( l E
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Woodbrldfe 8-«119
TheUTTLE STOHE WITH THE BIG UEA1U
offer* »<iu these suner Hn«viaU for the week-end. *lw> >><" "" |
you iet the moot for your money.
SIRLOIN
or
PORTER IIOD8E
VEAL
CUTLETS S1F
89c lt>. 59c lb.
Chopped
39c lb.
BACON
VEAL
iChoice Cut)
ROAST - HAMS
19c lb.
Great buys at m*& pricel! a!
ways avuUabk here, ^ur »» '
th« choJceet . . . « - J
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n Heard
JIII«J5"C Unit
On Wedding Trip to WashingtonAvenel PTA Marks 2 Isetin Fire Companies Frown
Twnrfers' Day' on Proposal of Consolidation
Urtfi/.-riinrtit
of ChritHpniiifi Vnriy
I S E L I N - d i n n v Brinkmnn infant daughter of Mi. untl Mrs
Effort! of the Iselln
Douglns Brlnkmnn. Auth Avenue'
y
M I S , William
AVffNEL—Avenel Parent Teach* IJnp: ovement Association to conwas christened isuntliy at st Ct , Mlll)l ,y, was (?uest
rrs Association held lt"» annual solidate the two fire companies Warren mid Peter Schmidt to the
—Mr. and Mrs. Pausta Fetnlcella'3 Church, The sponsors we-e
session of nanl, Hlllcvest Avenue, entertained
n ,l ; ,v's
Founder's Day program Tuesday have b u n chopped, It was "an-nent met .ins to discuss the matter. Mrs. Joseph Culll"n:mi> ,h and
Refreshments were sawed by Thomas ~ "
/elatltves from New York over the
after the rrmilar meeting con-< nounced at a meeting of the groupI,,, vestry room or week-end,
Mrs. Albert Clark, Mrs. Fred Mess,
ducted by M^s. Nevle Blerly. D o Monday.
Mi s. May Woe* nersbacii and Mrs. The Brlnkm an's nUn c.t
M ;.(.|,n(,i Street.
nations we :c made to the Heart
—Mr. »nd Mrs. George Rapp and
Arthur Cartoon, president, re, subject. "Child
the third birthday of I heir ci'oVighResearch
Fund
and
the
Bay
nna Vnnder Decker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
son, Bruce, spent Sunday with
ported he had conferred with both
inndon, a former
Scouts nf America.
The; hext meetins will be "March ter. Judy, at a joint "liii^oningMr. and Mrs. Don Davles, Whip- Stanley W, Karflre,
companies
and
the
concensus
,i worker, s t r e w d
tirthday party afu- • the services
nas, are shown
pans, I*. •)•
Report on the recent card party was that there is a definite need 4, at 8 P. M.
sex educaGuests were Mr. and Mis. John j ' .
ppr
after their m«rwas
Kiven
by
Mrs.SatAUet
Albrecht,
—Mrs. Edward Relck and Mrs.
for the two fire companies and the
Sullivan and daughter, Susan LfH i ,,,is and proper
r l a r e Saturday
Jr.
and
announcement
was
made
people cf Iselip haye more proi , x behavior a n d Jean Blaek, Cooper Avenue, spent "fternoon at St.
nnia;'Mr, nnd.MiK. Thomas Miof
ii
rummage
sale
to
be
held
durtection under the preaent system.
i f,,|,i free t o WokThursday in New York City and Mary'i Chureh,
:hael and sons, Booby mid Tomina the month of March, Mrs. A lstttv will be sent to the Board
It is attended a luncheon In the Grill P t r t h Amboy.
my, EUsr.'osth: Mr. ;m;l Mi., StanJohn Kc. fkes reported on the re- of Fire Commisisoners of lioth disn
Room of the Hotel Taft.
ley Oensen, Highland l\nk; Mr.
cent Parent Education group tricts Inviting them to attend the
,11T in direct hl» —Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan M i * Karoos is
jnd Mrs. P],ink B inkm.m. Jersey
the
former
MlSs
meetlns
at
which
Mrs.
Gloria
In the and daughter, Susan, Leonla, spent
next meeting.
City: Mr. and Mrs. Chnrhs O'Nell
Marie 8 nee,
home Through
Rubus
school
nurse
was
guest
AVfiNEi^---The
C;nt!i'e?.iiion
of
Sunday #lth M:s. Sullivan's parAt the anuual eloction of officers
speaker. Th? program was'"under
he Sons o.r J a c b is s^an-.ariin nd children, C'hark-; and Honnx;
thto can ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cullinam, daiifhter af Mr.
held at the session. Arthur Carlson
and Mrs. Marthae
direction
O
f
Mrs.
Charles
Journal to contain atlve ii.se- Vr. m:;l Mrs. Tlnm.n O.illagher
Star Street.
was unanimously je-ttected presitin.Snee, 473 East
Mezera and opened "with piano
msnts and gam! wishes of friends. and sou, David; Mr. and Mrs. Jo,,, made to the
—Mr. and Mrs. John Rambenr,
dent; ^illiam ftudland, vice presi'
solos by Chnrles Allbrecht.
The proceeds" will be used for ans u h Culllnane, J r . Mr. ami Mrs.
Society, Red Unlrtn, *ere Monday nltfht guests Avenue, 8*waren.
dent; Mi'3. Edna Shepherd, secreMr; Karnas, a son
i
Greetings
were
given
from
past
addition to the Synagogue on Joseph Cullinane. Mr and Mrs.
!uv Scouts.
of Mrs. oulse Qrogan; Flat Avenue. of Stanley Kartary and Mrs. Fay Dickinson, re•residents,
Mrs.
Sidney
GreenLord
Street. The project will close Douglas Brinkman nnd ••<
I'iiivin announced
elected treasurer.
—Oeorge Duff iiiid children, nas, Robert Stre,
hals?h, Mrs. William Krug, Mrs.
on April 23. with si dance at White las. all cf Iselin.
MUl ( i d Project" George
Jr.. and Joan, Keainy,n a i , R o b e r t
William Kuzmiak, Mrs. A. D. Kap- Joseph Neupauer reported the Birch Inn, Anyone interested
,,,i,.(l until the spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.Street, conducts a
lan, Roselle; Mrs. George Slivka, roads we: s in very unsatisfactory should contact Lester Grossman, OUT OP HOSPITAI,
i".
James Duff, Cooper Avenue.
trucking business
WOODBRIDGE —Aniclln MftTMrs* William Falkenstern and condition and it was decided to chairman.
—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koehl, In Sewaren. They
,,,,-t on the bulldMrs. Edward Brady. A pageant i!/ ite Committeemen W i l l i a m
The Ladies' Auxiliary of thetlno, 63, 188 Woodn-idsie Avtnue,
Newark,
were
the
Sunday
guests
of
.. svnHKOKfle and
wlH reside at 585
Bum Candles Bum" was given
Congregation of the Sons of Jacob who was shot by H stiay 22 calibre
Road.
, i ,„) Amboy Ave- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Furze, Sonora C l i f f
by the following nrtmbers: Mrs.LIFE-SPAN
is sponssrins a Puruiri party to be bullet fired by Juvcribs. was reThe
lift-span
of
women
has
inleased f;om the hosiptal yesterday.
(Weodbrldtc
i,v Mrs. HaroldAvenue.
A. S. Weferling, Mrs. Ear! Van
Hold March 12 nt the synagogue
—Mi. and Mrs. Alex Mayer, So- Studle Photo.)
Note, Mis. Michael Virchiek, Mrs, creased more than that of men in 'with Mrs. George Ketzanber^er, Martlno was seated at his kitchen
Andrew Hunter, Mrs. Rudolph the past fourteen years, The ave-Mis. Hairy Harnick and Mrs. Mil- table whc.i the bullet struzk rjim
,, i lie death of nora Avenue, vl.ited their niece
Helrtrick, Mrs. Robert Wardlow, rage age at death in 194? was 66.9 ton MeSvets as a committee. inUhc arm.
,,11,1:111 were read and neptew. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Robert FlsOhw, Mrs. Arthur vpurs for women and 63.3 years for Plans are now under way •for a
he Nent to herVanderbllt. Short Hills, Saturday.
according to the publi
TOOLS STOLEN
—Mrs. Adele Wetwl and Mrs.
Peterson, Mrs. Qeorge Kovach, men,
health seivice of the FederalSe baznar totoeheld on April 4th.
Helene Starr. Block Avenue, atWOODBRIDGE- John Kiraly,
Mrs.
Benjamin
Sepanski,
Mrs.
box
hold
,.ii ID
tended a bridal shewn- In New
Mrs. Harold Van Ness Mrs. Ed-curity Agency. Since 1933, tmFTfce DAK TO MEET
541 Olive Pliics.' reportcil to the
March
B.umwlck Saturday.
ward Kissam and Mrs. M, J. Kub- rAge llfe-apan of women has in WOODBRIDGE — The Janet police Tuc :day tlini .1 si1!, of refrignull. Srhlth
—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blskausvitz. Mrs. Kenneth Taggart at- creased from 59.2 years, or a rise Gape Chapter, DAR. will meet e > :or toals valued at S100 was
uifi swe'rdel
kas and daughter, Geraldine, were
companlprt singing of "America of 13 per cent, while the life-spar Monday at ih? heme of Mrs.
stolen from lii< vi; '\\w\-: it was
the week-end guests of her parthe Beautiful" and "My Tribute." of a man has increased from 57..I ..John KreRjr, VZ3 Prospect Stre?t. pi, 1 ed in from 111 in1;
., i iickl and t h e
years,
or
only
ten
per
cent.
ent*, Mr. and Mrs. Calrence Bower,
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Sidney DornSonora Avenue.
Anton Novak, Mrs. Wllfitttn Burke,
: kv Mrs. Peter
Mrs. Stanley Klsirleskl, Mrs.. Wil•. Mayer, Mrs
During excavations in Ital
liam Haythorne and Mrs. Frank
,,,;d Mrs. Leslie
Cenegy. The next meeting on three statues were found 20 fee
, r Mrs. Lester Woodbrldge Notes
March 18 will feature "Fathers' below the surface. We must ad
Klein.
mit that it seems a splendid idea
Night."
—The Humorist. London.
SEWAREN — Dorotliy ; Marie , Her headdress was a tiara of talis—Mrs. K. I. Lynch, the former
Eleanor Moran, is a patient in the Sl-e, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. man rosebuds and she carried a
QUITE A HAUL
Walter Reed Memorial Hospital, Ma-tln Snee. 473 East Aventt was bouquet, of talisman roses.
iMed to Stsinlry W. Kainjis, son
i •...;!, will be r e -Wuhintton, D. C.
Joseph Karnas, brother of the WOODBRIDGE — C l o t h i n g
• :••. Posiofflcf u n —MtM Helen Plar. Caroline Of Stanley Karnas and trie late bridegroom, was best man, and arj- valued at over 1808 was stoleaout
1 ,; the hire, of Street, and Miss Grace Parka'n Mrs. Karnas, Robert Street. Satur- other brother, Walter Karnas of a car parked at the Howard
Johnson Restaurant Saxurday. The
iinvrr.i on a nare vacationing In Miami, Fla.. day afternoon in St. Mary's! R. c. served as usher.
cniircn. Perth Amboy. The d^'iblelev was reported to the police by
•!-.,• in rolkv'tlnB for two week*.
A
reception
was
held
for
more
rinK ceremony was twrforiiicd by
Ri'mond Jacobson, 5718 Harrow
11. The vehicles
than
100
quests
at
the
bride's
parRtv. Theodore Opdenuker.
Street. Forest Hills, Long rsland,
hum-: e.u-h day.
ent's homt on East Avenue.
who stated that the following were
. i submit pro- THIEVES BUSY
The
bride,
given
in
marriage
by
WOODBRIDOE - J. P. StalFor the wedding trip to Wash.:.: hi'(t un appllher father, was uttlred in a white ington, D. C . the bride chose a stolen: A silver fox coat, small
macher.
72
Hillside
Avenue,
Mebrown leather bag, alligator hand,,i • :••: ( l e o i g e E .
tuchen, owner of the Blue Sunoco duchess satin gown, styled- with a royal blue silk gown #lth :> black bag, two pdrs of ladies' shoes,
loMtf
sleeved
tight
bodice
having
a
Station at Oreen Street Circle, rehat and black accessories, and a ti l:e pairs of suede gloves, a rawsweetheart neckline, and a hooped
• ri.i - .K»nal s c h o o l ported yesterday that nine tires skirt with a Ion* train. Her finger- Rav'denla coi'sn'/e.
hide leather bug, six ladit.s'
Call George Rurk
, wen stolen from ins Karaite.
blouses two negligees, two sweatBoth
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Karnas
are
tip tulle veil was arranged'from a
anil hp'll ;irraiii;i'
ers, six pairs of nylon hose and a
graduates
of
Woodbridge
High
tiara of oranKe blossoms,/and she
,
(or you tn R(>t
white satin beaded scarf.
Sfchool.
She
is
employed
by
the
c urled si prayer book adorned with
Bankers
Commt.cial
Corporation,
Ainu «ard«!iiat and teby,bt'e4lh.
Plalnfteld. He served with the U,S. EC A head extends to February
Her only attendant was Miss PaNavy for two years and saw action 1 50-50 rule for American ships.
IN REOOKD TIMK1.
li icia LeUen. Woodbtid#e. whose in the Pacific. He now conduct* a | LillentHd warns on putting trust
Phone
-iown was of American' Beauty trucking business in Sewaren. They'. wholly in atomic bomb
wo.
8-1848
.satin, styled similarly to trie bride's. will reside at 585 Cliff Road.
for
immediate
notion!
ROOFING TROUBLE?
By Mt*. RUMCII F u n s
Phone M«t. 6-1605W
Synagogue Plans
Several Projects
Miss Dorothy Marie Snee Bride
of Stanley W. Karnas Satuarday
$25 to $500
*m
._
EMPLOYEES
LOAN CO.
PERTH AMBOY 4-0448
DIAMOND ROOFING
AND METAL WORKS
1
Tasting is believing!
fiT MAIN STREET
365 iNew Brunswick Ave.
.;i'i%
We ask you to tastt
the garden spots o( America,
Flagstaff
Fruits . . . compare them with any They're sun-ripened to the peak of
PERTH AMBOY DAYS
,,4^*i^m
0
AT
WASHINGTON'S
TUESDAY
FOR MEN
FEBRUARY 22nd
perfection, and then are rushed t*
you've just never eaten' anything as nearby canneries so that all their
delicious as Flagstafft That'a be- delicacy is caught for your'eating
cause Flagstaff Fruits come from
pleasuref...Yes, tasting is believing.
Enjoy the betlcup of coffee in America!
JACKSON'S
BIRTHDAY
brand at any price . . . you'll say
Always csk for
FLAGSTAFF
Sold onlyf of fiiendly neighborhood grc
'tone In "Ite Missus Got* A-Snopplnf" every Mon.. W e d - F r i W C B S
iAFETY
URIFFITH'S SALE
SHIRTS *i.6'9
SLACKS $6.95
S^ORT COATS 25% crff
PROTECT YOUR
FAMILY NOW!
NEW
of used andrebuilt
GRAND PIANOS
i HI N H.u're flying Ugh In tbe iky in today'*
HIIIITII nir|»Unfii, you ran rehx in roinfort
'I <>f I he contribution! of tome of your own
"i-* <n New Jeney the neit lim* you're fly
lfl|
y " v r the earth. You • • • , maay nkilletl
• from our great Mate art huiy making the
"'•"" i-uiitrol iniiruatenli which » « . § o vital to
f>ur »uf«tv up int he cloufli.
• STIINWAY
POLICY
J'CXETS
• KNABE
• HARDMArt
FOR BOYS
• WEBER
j
* 2 5 DOWN
Iff TO i YIARS TO HI
1
A 31
off
• HALLET & DAVIS
AS LITTLE AS
MMlkt flay fHal rotet,
munufactun of tbcW
k«*e (Wicate
0 4 a t c controls,
<>f the precise handUinf r«qulr«d.
l/ 3
A Few Used
SPINET PIANOS
Asumi
$
AS
$25 DOWN
Out) i
(Si»ORT JACKET AND SLACKS)
Reg. $22.00 Value ,
$14.95
Budget Accounts Availabl e
UP TO
3 YEAftf
TO PAY
C»nli *t Htw Mr
GRIFFITH PIANO CO.
S1IINWAY IIMIMNTAHVII
60S MOAD STMIT • NIWAMC %,
PAYS UP TO $5,000
IA GO REG ATI.)
• CHICKIRING
and many other well-known makes
i ' '"'"••> H lot of Ionf*nrag0 retearrh, expemlve
rrin
K and kn«wfc>« « • botld ifaeM aria"" '"''»'ol» — and Nmr lm*j tahulriei have
"l"|l«- record, of pioneering in theMvpecially
*>n <\ insirumeaU.
«
'•'IX'ndHble
P", in
POLIO
MEN'S and BOY'S
Many like New—at Prices way below the
costttfa new Piano—Excellent makes—
«-. < main that every prtraation ha* hern
" iuaurr your tafely.
t0to 10:lS
• Medical Care by a legally qualified and licensed physician,
osteopath or physiotherapist.
• Hospital Room and Hoard in a lawfully operatjed hospital.
• HotiJttal Servic«6 including drugs, medicines, ouerating room,
X-ray, anfl apparatus.
'
• Irnii Lung Rental on rental of similar mechanical apparatus,
• Transportation by ah-plane or va Uoad if, in the opinion of the
attending physician, it is nece: sai-y to transport the insured
to another locality for treatment.
f
PREMIUM Si.OO
1'iilky
i-rferljlvi* l . i d a y n a f t e r i i o l i r y i l a t e . f l e n e l i t s
w i t h i n H v p y e a l a o l 'rtt a t l r e a l ni.-nt
APPLICATION
To The Washington National Insurance Company
For Polio Policy
VI
•I. X.ime of I'rouoHi'd ln«Ur*i •
.,
l l ' l i m hill flPKtf in I il. I Ir- mill siirnaii)^)
£" 33 5 3
2. Aililivs*
It
3
,
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(Oily I
»
SI«le»
t
V
o
•>)
aa
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It
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•
Mo. Hiiy -Y«*l'
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«. H<iw mni'li illri y o u ' i m y t h e a g e n t ? | . /... . \
*lKdulnrr »t A i i | i l | r » u l i If jirupoaei] Irisiiieil IH U>
yciir.s ill ;iKt\ or ulrlcr. lie nf a he muni HIKII; II
IIii<li'i- I,i. iiuri-nt nr KUitr^UK muni nlun g w i i iiuine
lll^l ll|ilirilt>- H'lHtlilllHllIp (II |)ru|lu!l('ll (lISllli'll.
Writinir 4g«nt
CLOTHE? loi Men and Bays
pnyrtlili'
District
SEND AftOVt COUPON TO
JOSEPH OSTROWER
380 SCHOOL 8 « K g T . W0OD0IUDGE, N.
- . <i
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17,
LEGAL NOTI1CW
the ftfet that
tirawa 1* ex» card port* to
the Iselln Free
Association for
the building lund the
ally scheduled to be
he library will be held at
NO. 15 Umight at 8 o'clock
* » % to chairman. .
LEGAL NOTICES
, John, Woo.lhlfle Avenue
Mnlitrlnri, Fritnk, 74 Albert Street
ini.kl. S4ella, 57S Main Street
mnifcbi. Mike .1, !'!> lil'lBcley
Avenue
T'i be ailvrrtlte.l F e b r u a r y
lTlh.
Ufltchkn.
U.llls,
Camp.
l a k e further notice that th« l"l!i, in.l Ketiruary .'i-h. l i | S , In <)•>I'nrl
Town»hlp Comrnltiee ha*, by r.no-Indfnetltlent-l-enuer.
c
iiffrerta,
France*
M.
.1«
lilfch
Mfithemv,
Catherine
A.,
4*
Jnmn
lulloh and pursuntit to law. Hied a
.••treel, PnTt
Tei. Mopelawn
minimum price a t which MM lot*
*OTH:K
W
KI.WTHH
I'liilTreila,
Oeraldlne,
M
w
t
,
John.
2SS
Main
Clreet
In »«lrt block will be sold together
KIHK IHATRIIT Ml. It
Street. Ilnrt nisidlnj
SledVe, Irene, 91 Claire Avenue
with all other detail* pertinent, **ld
<»l' WfMtMBHHMiM. SI. J. Ciiiffredfl
Helen, it l * i r h Street
M d i k , I'lmrlPs, T Wlllinm Street,
minimum price h«-inK t4ftO.no plus
f In hereby Riven to Ilie legal Cooley, Horace J., r,4 fifth Street
c-o«ts or preparing deed unU *dv*rnf I-'ir" l i w r l r i S n . II that . m.pei, \\ Ilium .1., l!4( Ilimfotll
ti*ing tht* sal«. S.it.j lofs in »atd v t
M,
Altierl
Avenue,
\
filo'-as, ir Mid on t«rm« wUI require on f'mnrilny, the D i l i tinyy of J-VbStreet
l l l
ill he
h h
l d t'ooper. Mirthn, C<0 Kalhfnrd\\T*will
held
.1 dr.vrn payment ot f<».»0. Hie hnl-ruarv.
ile^lcs, Krniik. <S1 Albert Street
ruarv. m
m **. ;>"
;
1
no* ,
>
anee of -jilt-chase price to tie tiwlii if- In the rireliiiiiflf In «.ildd dHtrlrt,
.Meyer*. Arprtd A. Woo.lhfldife Ave' I'. M . a n dCorfleld Ne.ta, H« Church Htf«Vt
equal monthly installment* of I
b e t w n tile rir,ur« i»ff 3
nue
H of p r m .
3 I' M
d
Cromwell,
Haul.
%%i
Augusta
Street
1
V.
M
Meyer*. Ntchnla*. Vernon Hoad,
pm« Internet .and other IFTIIH |pro
M IT MAY r r i
Flection !F fnr lhe purpose nf
Knrleo, :.'•« Klnit (leorge
I'nrl Keuillng
meet in
Knurl.
Meyer*, Louise J., t* l^hlgh Atehne
Take, f u r tier nonce thai at Mtd e.-tinit:
tin., i l l »'riininl«»lniier for term of
'Slarpt>l
A., 1«1 Main Mlnurai, ,xu*»n. Turner Strpet
thr»e Cli ye(ir«. .
f,
street
Miele, Joselih J., Hloi.'nfleld Avenue,
vole on urijirnprlfltinnfl for tlie Damn, J»me". 2S Jersey Avehu*.
Inelln
llon+la
Minarek, .Inhrt. Sin ' Avenel Street,
rsev Avenue, , Avenel
I .lien. Julia. S!
Hopelnwn
|iel
Molir, cnarli'-i. II. IJnroln HlRhw.iv
Alfttan Ave.K
urf Joseph A . t» Kfiyen Street
l>etik. Wllll.im C..,
|m»«rK. M H m ., r i a | Municipal I mariner of 'payment, In cane one
I ' l s t r l . t N o . 11. ?r<»l!n. N . J.
MIIOIT. litiiie A., 3«5 Harriet Street,
iill.llnr n.mdbrulKe, New Jersey, , or mot,- minimum bid? shall be r«T r n v n < n i | i i.r W i . n d b r b i f f e , X. .1. li»Hachay. Kleanor, 2»J Park Dfl*e
ltah#tiy
. «e atnf sell at public Mile j ceded. '
, '
M e n r a m II. i"nr..nraii. S t - . T e i : i r y . I'enfier, Kred. Jr.. -"-24 Amboy Avenue Mnm-iirelli. An.lre» M, Cooper Avete tli*- bl*he,.t bidder ne.ording
i-,,, iri s ^ p t a n r e o t the minimum I - I . !-1<1 IT
I'eitler. Kred, Mr*:. .'•'54 Amhoy AveI
nue
'
turmii of sale on tile with the j bid. ,>r bid above minimum, hy f i e
nue
Moscsrelli. i-hrljitina, C.r.ind Avenue
<rni»Mp < lerk op<-ri in Inspection -r-nwnihip Committee and the paylicnopaulos;
Irene. VJS lndiann Ave- Mimcareill,
SOTH'K
BI.WTIOS
Klhrence,
Berekley
pi
Jo be publicly read nrl.ir to | ment thereof by the purchaser acCourt, l-wlln
nue. l."n-lln
u»,M(Mit« I fn 7 in• iiiMVe in lib" k j cording to the manner of purchaM
l.',d(fer|nn
Mo«nl(t.),
Anne.
SJ
Knyen
Slreel,
l
JIMS. vViir.iibrM".. T.ivo-hii, \ - . ! In accorijHiiie with lerma of sale oil
V«.ti. <• i< hereby g i v e n tn the
Avenel
i
ira! \#>i**r^* of l''ire IMMrirt N'o, U fie W i n , Imrnlhy S . r,H I,eot1 Ave-Mrax, Anna H.,
i nte, tl.e T«wn*hip will deliver a barSumtnll Avenue,
liai .in Snt'irdav l'".'briinry l!>th,
nue
1
' t
theJI ^ . \ T^f : i '"Ivi'.niarv'uili'.'
' M i liter' nntl-e Hint tn
"''". 1 1 "*' » n . iin .>le.|bi,i » 11 Oe lieM nt p llie lie Wnrtli. Anna. 1.1 Jean Court
1 V T H y
K .
. k. Kinil Iv. .Miibile-n AAvenue
H. I. IH'N'IUA.S. T"Wnship Ol»r)c.
rpen
Street
lnelln, lillfp. John II., Rlnomfleld Avenue, Mtilford, Helen
T.uten
Street,
H
A
T
S
A.,
Itlon And |.nrnii»nI to law, filed a
l .Kt'hmftry
Ijlnlmum
price
beirili
lltli,
mil,
Independent- leader.
„___________
«al«l bin. k will be 3i,M together
•In all other detail* pertinent, said
In t h e
(',"0.011 p i n - !
at* 6 f p r e p a r i n g deed and a.lver- ' Merer In; W—-T» ^ ^
tiKinx i i i i , snie •JiiTi I , , I . i.. «^I.I
unricic OK pmn.10
O ,
If row i n t e r m s , will r%uire TO WHOM IT MAT C O S C E l U t :
| t l « k n p a y m e n t ..f H".nn. tb.- balAt a r e g u l a r m e e t i n g of. U*
nre o f p u r c h a s e p r i . e K, he paid in T«wn«li|t> Committee nf the TownInsl.illrn. n l «..I JI".On
§
f
, I",
I.I
o.i
lie.ld TuenJay.
l.'iili. )ttlu. I was directed
l
h
T
!
oiinly »f Middlesex. State or .NVw
Jersey, h f l w e e n tbe liours of :i I*. M.
anil «:<i« I'. M. il'.STi. Sniil elertion
is for the full..win* nnrpiisies:
The elei tbiii of T w o ' i S i I'lre
I
l
ful| term nf
ommiM!<H»ner\i for
bfee Ct I yyears.
121 T
T o v«te an np|pro|)rinllnn for
General Kin- I'urFi'ife* for tiie cm-rent fl!"1:!! >>ir:
Water service for the 1 nrrent tlri.nl ye^ir
f2.i2f.O9
isrelliineotis mtil ni-nernl
rt|>er,'ltln(t
er Fire
.ilarlt-f, Vo
lirews, At!na, 9« N « # Street
Ituiwrn. J. M., IJ" M«in Street
Dunham. Kalherlne M., : H Amboy
Avenue
L>uiiliam. Howard. ;;.'. Amboy Av«nlle
hiinyab, Mbhuel •!., Jr.. US Alien
lio.iil, Avenel
liiivnk, l*nII 1, PenneU Street
I'm'nk, Sopdle, Henneit Street
Ivilfle. Mary ('., 2r.« iSrove StUet
Kberle, Klsle, r.4 Hamilton Avetiue
KRry. John, ilibl Avenue
..
I .iMMi.llfi Kiu.k, l-:iimlieili, los Kordl Avenue
f a new siren
Ksmk. Klhrl, 4-1 Dourlaf Street
I'.llxabelb, M7 Kln»
Tot.-U
IK.llifi.no Kj inundni.n.
<le(ir«-e Hoad, Fords
HOAIlli DK KIltK CDMMIKKymunilson, Kr*d, 147 King
SIONF.liS
Itoad, Ford*
HlMTItH'T NO. S. lHi;i.IN*. N. .1.
1'arkas, Kent. Mrs., 4 47 Peur! Flae*
I.KSTKI! llAlllt. Serretary
l-'arrell,
(lerlrinle. S ICast c.r««*
I.-I,. 2-10. 11
Street
ssar. Anna M., Lincoln Highway
>TH
vwkas, Kllxulietli, 4,', Hoy Avenue,
NOTIf'K IS HKItKHY fllVKN
l
to
the,lr(rnl
, (
of F i r e l>i«trlit # 1
# 22,
that
un S
Saiurdny. Keliruary 19,
19 19l!
19-l!», Fee, Hose ]•'.., Smith fflreet, Kemshey
h
l.oui^ Ntreet
an rlet-tUin will be held a t the I n - feber.
11 l.yman
Kvrrett
n u n A v e . I'Tre l l o u c e , <'..II.IIIII, Cnnn-
FoMs
Sl'reel, A v e p e l
.inlel,
Miiriha,
in»
Avenel
.L. 2/17 ; . 2 i "
*
T
t i l t ;
i * < - ^ i * «
. . , » . . - -
.Jn«nrani'«'
lli-f Alarm
IIISTHICT
r.T'i.ll"
TOO.mi
4UU.0H
Ti'l.'plioni'.'i
nry
JiAiHiHtanl T i c u s u r , i s Mihiry
Milar
(Becrelary's Salary
*l')[ivei'H'
ipaiil Ili-cmcri) S a l a r i e s
Tai'Btl«m
2GO.U4J
21,9OO.UU
DCO.IHI
2,52«.«li
S64.IMI
'J00.UU
50.00
Water
l!"lU.lW
25.00
1.40U.U0
50.1MI
mini 11
lottHe
piis
|*il*l O i l . Con I i i n d i i
'
U»u Huanl
[lVH.rtisin«
;r,;oo
Klctioii
2,r,oii.uu
SCKi.l.A.NBOCS
union 1'iinil
F«O(II>rldx« I'lre Cu No
i,62r,.t)«
TOTAL OI'KKATlNr,
ilranls'linil W a t e r Charges
let's Itei'iiinniriidal ions
t" Fire H o u s e
n l«K iiUl H P i
>F \vf)(^ini:iix»i-:, i
a linear p
p.'rsim.iliy
y
. IonC
ll
County
lloanl of
VKed eiiiption
if?;
TOWCJTAX MCVV
. ..'...
i&.flO
THlOODOItl-: II. PAIiHONS, ,
Attorney IW-ueral uf New Jersey
SACK KTT M. lUCKlNSON,
Assistant licimty Aiiorney
7&.IMI
i.eneral.
•j.r.oo.oo
AttorntyH of Petitioner,
LiftO.O"
leil February Io, 1!M(.
i.^oo.oo
I.-L. 11-17
1,000.00
J5.00
i on on
TKWVSIIII' {,{•' \VO<kDHIIIU4<K
NDI'ICi: 'HI VO'I'KHN.
III ;n. i.r.Uini'.- with nrovlslnns nf
:.,ooo.oo an Act I'lniilli-.l, -'An Act to Itegu75.ul) l a i c Klrrtions," I lieviseil SliiRiirs
"I" IS.iil, Title 1»: 31-r.l), tiiRrthrr
w i t h the Anii-nilmeiits and
a
ni
l.nOO.OO
UONDKH IN1)KBTB!»»KS8. The flnal
Na 1 tin*
1, mm.
p:iid nff oi. .l
I!OAH1),OF FIltK COMMISSIONKfiS
I'HSIO lilSTItlCT NU. 1
ll J. iloltliANSON. Secretiuy.
in
FIHI-;
N..T.
jsntlcmen:
instrucilons I have comnleled an aiidlt of
witil your
J II in i-i. I'.Li
in
l4««'Hli.ts"liiidHisliurseiuenlM
ror t h e - y e a r ende,i January I I ,
baliiine us uliiiwn by y o u r ' h o n k s wna lvcfii.i ile.l with lib)
wn iiy Hie bank s t u u m e m ,
are the Iin eipiH anil Dlsbuiseinentu:
HWHIITH
J
048.74
11,1,1111.0(1
tM, tlie following nnames
tntnts theietM,
rt-inoved from thi- pt-rh a w be
nuineiit Ilei4'isti".iiion IlinileiH, nf the
th
TOWNSHIP UF WOOimmLKiH tor
(lie
r.-asuii tlmt said
registiaiits
II.,t voteil tit a lienet-iil Kleclion lor four consecutive years.
Ill order to a«-.irn vote ill Ilie
TOWNSHIP OF WoorvHI'JIKlF. il
will I.e necessary for the persons,
yhoiie iiiinirs are set out heluw, .to
nDpeai' at Hie nrtiiV uf Hie Middlesex
Couiitv Hoanl ol' Klectionii, Uoorn
"OR, I'erth Ainlniy Niitlnnal Bank
Uiiildlnw, ::i:: S t a l e Street, Perth
Aniboy, |Xew Jersey, or .it the Municidiil I Clerk's
Drtic.-,
WitDIiJl'r, -New Jersey, (in or before
nln-r 29th, InIS, ami r e - l e g \t they wish to volrjitt t h e
Oeneral Klecjioii nn ,\nvenit|er »th.
Mir>i)i.i:sj.:x COV.VTV
•ffl'1
KI.KCT1O.NS,
l»V:'.M<U:liIS itOTM, chalrniiin,
WAI.TKI! J IliHI.I.KY.
HIHIUHSKMKNTH
,4UJ6
uoiu
J42.7O
I6i!.74
+10.00
1.4VV.MI
ll».»1
1-03
1T4.il
112.& I
3,7117.!»
152.00
C3?.7»
bOK.ll
1.00
44.40
Halurleh
Aballe,
Anne,
Smreiary.
47 UlitTty
• (
Alach, Helen, lil Spruce Street, Port
, Ueailiny
AmoH, (lejievieve,
!i<) Woodlaml
Aveniiel FimlK
Audersoii, Anisil, i.iil) ConliilKv Avenue
Anderiion, Joyce, 1UCI lialiway Avenue, Avenel
Andernou, Itichanl c , lion llahway
Avenue, Avenel
Aqulla, Anthoiiv A.. Creen 8|reet,
Arnold, Mafia K., 2.'i Linden Aveiuip,
Ayery, Mue V!. iill,Maln Street,
1.07G.O0 IJacha, lOll/.iibMli. fO K«y Aveitue
Bam, John It., IIIUi'ieHt Avenue
'Hak. Steiilien, 111 ftn>:e Rlreet
mnej Jnhuary 1, 191!' ]....--.
Bulimic, Anna, 2} Flollilft (Irovt
hoad, Kentbfy
|
Balllht.
Patrick, :'.:!(> Berry Slrfcpt
.HTiurfteme.ntH anil B a l a n c e
Ball, Eleanor •!•:., 2J" Wocilruff
Avenue, Avenel
i
. ••
Hattaglia, Pasiiuale, I'4trlfla
mif, Colonla
Rauur, Sopbia, r. 16 Merellne Avenue
(.'. P. A.
Hauiruin, Mary, 1\ Coley Htren
0', 17
Heliremi. Anna,' Lincoln Highway,
Irntlln
OI'-JUHK COMM|SSH)NKI,t8
Benl, Frai|ce«, Mru, 4 Paul Street,
FortU
i
RIUOK TOWNSHIP, » . J.
Benl, John Ii., Jr., 4 Pau Htraet,
Prd
Pordii
,
I
y^ur iriHtrurtloDB I have niftiU an audit or your Benl, l/oulx, Jr., 42 Ford Awuue
J"orduni'e
'
ifordii
P
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and
l
d l
balance
-, Jean, 172 J'faejnan
b6okn wan reconciled with
i by :
bnUnue U xli
Ben«iiKbr, llurlliij 172 Freeman
b the
h bank
h k elate mant;'
II toy
street
1
(' .
DishumemenU:
owing are the Ittcelp
'lt)t» «
Huixaltk)-. Steve, i l l School Street
BAUKIPTH
Bvakow«lil,
John,
501
Baniford
Ave
, January 1, 19«»
»*•:»
(I lution
1B4M
•••:•
and Ai>l>rop»'J«(tlon
nue
Iftnatz,
x::ii;
1!
li.u
40.43
210,13
Uttwer, Cllireni'e, Honora Avenut,
Iwlln
Blyd, Kduu. Sutton Htraet
DrailcaUon, Mary, 4)6 Harrell Av«
llurnott, Mitry, HomettMd Avenua,
'Al1ntt, 370 Elisabeth
Aveno!
Burylu, St*plion .J., 9 7 |
DOL'vmuer III. l!l(»
J)i»but t !ieilicllU
anil
Ilnliiiico
I l i l i l l
i l
M l
7U«, P e r t h
i
j
i
•f-
, Anffttllna, Inman Aviaue.
IL, Itahway
Jowph, -118 $M)>rtip> Av«
, Joe. ',
Avthu*
"
Iran* II., JH Hmllh Sir«at
1
lieii i'.''.'''< :it'ii. 'rln»,. W a r w i c k
Siren.
I-. 111!
11,-itle
lieorce,
Warwick
Street.
Is.''In
II...Mb. . l . o i i l e . 6 F l f l i i A v e n u e , A v e Iliiai-iiiinl,
Frederick,
Si u ;i
.
l V:I1M A v e n u e A v e -
Amhoy
hlle. tiuns,
l * > i | | . ^ i
,
'.'fl l " : n t A v e -
!
in
r
I i '
1.1
I
National IMm;,..-
luhk lliilbllnK, nn or hefnre Secrmhrr ;'!l|h, 1!M», if they wi-'h I>>l l n r l c
Htwret.iry.
lialiway Ave-
1
(Fnin.lsi
Mary,
II . '
Mliert <), l ' r o n j i c c t A v e n u e
Wlllliiin F . W i l s o n Avenue.
iunkele
I-, l l n
llrii-<l<:i L i l l i a n XV . Osik T r e e
I " lit.
llruska.
Alb.lt.
IV<k
Tree
,K>H.
I'ei'ina
V.
I'.nad,
lln.nl
.">•» W l l . l w o f i d
\ V, • i.e. Fiird"
ln«;iai»l.i, John, r.r Wlldwoinl Av.-
I t o l l . F-Jilnn. l.ti f l i i n r . i , ,
I l l n t t . . l n n e p l l . H i . r,,.<,,,,
l « r " . l l e o e r r e T . . ir.i, |>
I'rive. I'ordu
l»eti. K n e t i e , Hi* i'.,,,,,
frt
*.
nuth
M . iii i
Rnad. Cnlnnln
menlil'er, John T .ir »;
Itrnnl. Cnbmin
Nelll. Winifred M i .
Iwiln
Nuckl. John. Iselin m , |
N m k l , Illnncbe
i-:
|.,,
Isrlln
i'PnK. Anprelinn C , ir.v \.
Avenue, I'ort l t e i , i i , n
Inter, Lillian, in
\V\i,',
nue. Fordo
a i m e r , Iln»e, fill Ulnrt .;,
Kofil*
'nlmer. lleorite .1 . ' i i | i;, ,
Itund, For.ls
'nmer. l!o»e, 111 Kinc. i;...,
I'ords
ntnchenkii, J i m . :"' 'n . -,lelln
:ippi,l» Atinn I . Sp! « ' | ....
n r k e r , AWIn IV. lil(( Mi.i.i ,
nue, Col"nl;i
utill. H e r n l ' e .V. 1 il </ <•
lln
Htnl, O e r l r u d e ' I , | , . ,
. « si
lion,
l
'auLaJinii,
iKinl'-n C . - i
• I t v i n , l.nill*. Ir,. •:t».....
llnpelpwn
Ilk. IIIHo K.. .'I' Kmin
IlnfieluWft
'nyne. Iiontild M . -:'. M
•nvne, Mllilrcl l i , V. M.
Avenel
.\ittlmiti, linherl M . I:-.
IllffhwnV, Avenel
enninKton. i l e r t m l .
Streei. Ifelln
nlllilon. Lib- J
Uelln
•eirella. P,ulb J., •'< M'f Irelln. l>i
Avenel
C.
\l.
.In. eh. Jewell. M n ' I« ll'irvar.l
Aninii., AVenel
.la.i.ti. Annrew. l'v llnrvir.1 Av.nu.'
'nltrllt.il.
.l:icub-..n. Viridnln. l l Fmirtli AviInnIll.k-"'ii, IN-rn.ir.1 <'.. "Hreen Street
i: i l m a i
In. k.'i.n,
L.nilse
F.
ll-">« Urden
•ntter. Jennie n . 1".t M
teacher, fiavl.l •'.
lime
Teachrr, Jnnet. r.: |.
Albert. I.ec W., 191 Main Street
Ale.""l. J.isepb T., Auth Avenue
l :in J,.,. ciirl'ilne. I l l I'nr.l Av.flne
Alltcn, .lam t L,, Fnlrvlew Avenue.
Olofiln
,
. l u i - . n . J.ibn IV, l l ' I I'nr.l Uennf
Allten, Hubert, F.ilrvicw
Avnue,
J. iv. r-. W i l l a e c . TO Mnttlim.in Slrei-l
Cnlonla
Aniler«nn, Ole, a2< Chnrles Street
I'i'i-t Cc.nlliii:
An.ler-mn.
M«illd:i. *!« Chiirlen I n v . r v Miitlliln, Tn HiiKainan ."ireet,
Streei
I'.ii'l lleii'litia
Andreii*. Mnrde. « Wlliinn Avenue, loliiic-'ii. Ariliur 1*. 121 fMk Street
Arai-e. John, 441 Alden Po«i|. Avenel J o ' i n - o i i . Kmmn «'.,
I l l 'ink Street
urace. Christine, 411 Alden Itond.
\i
I
Avenr!
.li.hns,.n. hale K.. « MlrriA»1<t Ro.1.1,
tvery. I'in.\l.l. 1.1 Ciiiitnlla Avenue.
| lnl.i
I.n. H i e I t . . "i Soiiih Park
Avc-ry, licrtrii'le. Ls c,,i fi|ln Avenue, Jrin.
S
I >i . v
K.-'te", M.iry. Oreen S i t e d , tuelln
BIIIIUP. Sprlnii, P.m.!if Jl
r i:..berl F . «i II. Htnllh Street
llallck. Myrtle. Koine :.'.. ROT- .•.:',;. K-. h
A\'. o.-l
Avehel
K.i
i.r.
June It., I* H. Smith Street
Fin lint, Margaret, 31 Ven'fier Avenue
A> e l l f l
~ "nl. John. '.'\ Vefper Avenue
Khi«b.M'A.
I'aii! f t , Ctfi St lleorife
Tere-a I... »9 lly.iti Street
\\
AlehOl
K i i m - i . ' i M . Ui. .• A., live, Si ( l e n r g e
Bales, llenr)'. 9? MlrliileurK Avenue,
Irelln
lui-|.a,
l.iuiH.n.l,
I•-'.'. <>.ik Sir"*t
Hate*, Ciiiherln* M.. v". Miil.lle-e\
Avenue. Iselin
KIr;..-. / . . l e i , I',1', l i n k S t r e e t , Avene
Rnvcx, Miidelirir. Avenel I>ini r. Ave. Nis-.it,. , H , I l i u m J . . n r i l n t o n Place,
nel
-Wenel
Be.tn. Steffaney. Mr».. .179 KllJabelh NT l i f I. .lr..«ephlne M.. J I Al.irlnn
Street. A vend
s i . . . i. I'oit
ll.mlir..
Beck. Kred V., AmlnTst Avenue. KoivHiii.
Fnink,
SI Van Riiren
Colnnla
Str.. t
Rehr, Mildred K., II Smitli Sireei K..|..iii,i
T'"<sie,
.'I V a n H u r i n
sun, Iinrothy, 1»57 Kahwny AveStr
nue. Averiel
Knpii'Ciik. Ailolpb I-:,, ii) O a k T r e e
nm, John 1... 1H17 liahwny AveK.I.HI. Iselin
nue, Avrnel
IC-irnell. I'li.irles S., M b l d l n e x A v e .
mm. (Thomas M., 4! Prnepn-t .\ve.
n n c . I«rs|ltt
Hue, Atenel
Kiiriicii. Finn-nc'.. M i i l . l l e i f i A v e n u e
Illumer, Ja.iiHen A., %•> Avenel Street,
Isellll
K'nrzeiiiev.fkl,
Henry
lil-i-eli Sll'eel
J.,
9
Kasl
Kusik, Joseph. '.:il linhwnc Avenua
Knslk, .lulla, ,"i3i Uahway Avenue
Kli.lllllles, l.myil,
Isvllll I.Otel,
i ntin
Kuril.z, Andrew I,, ID] Strawberry
Mill Avenue
KiiNii|n«ii/.. M , ii!> Avenel Street
Avi n.-l
•
Kimhlinviu,
Ahrabain,
119 Avena,
La
Street. AVenel
I'!.inline, l i a i i r o n i i l .1.. IKU D e n
li, h^l nn 11r i\ e, I' nl'iis
leujes, Mary, 44 Ujiin Street, Forrtd
'-nrv. i.;il'<ab*'h. fjursft Htreet
Henry, Robert ti., Dorwt; Street
'.'7* Main Wree*
llrnvecx, l^uls, :Ti> Main Street
;
Hill. Marie IL, St. IJeurKe AvrlliK
aKlunil, Howard, .".20 Kaxt Avfulie,
Sewaren
UKlHiid, SaMh <i,, J2I1 Ki.nf Avenue, Sfcwarta '
HivTvntli, Anl'.n, Jr., 40 llaplt Avenue
.
",
llurviidi, Mary K., :'» H«rii»by StreJI
llyo, Julm, Alqiun Avenue
U,, 25J
Slrcet
Iversoii,
Wlllbin i-:.,
•:(.•:
Main
SH'fi-t
Jacuhs. Clurlntta 1.., i l l School
S live I
.laeuer, Mnrie K., I l l - W e d ( e * ' o o 3
Jaiidcrup, Nels K..'nia~*HoaJ
lellicks,
Until
Stiec-,t
i'., " • ' • "
> .
• '
Jensen, 'Clara, n (JtaiH Avenue.
Jewell, llelan K., King tkurfe R»».l
Jewell. Truflian W., '.Kin* ll«»rt«
i
lloud
'
.• "
{
' '•
ilohnsoti, KlUatietb, .Ooolltfe ' Ave.
nue
.
'
' • ' • c "' .
ten-sen,
Theresa,
79." K l n t
tleorife Uoad, Fords '
.,
K'.na, Joseph, S80 K'lllun AWIIIi
Kara, Sophia. Hi Watson Aremte,
Kaiab.n.liak, Ann, SJ1 K l h # O f f r f i
Itoad, Fard«
• . . I
Itain Stri*V
Keating. Mollie, 309 Main
Kelleruun, Joseph^ iU KuUon HtrfH
Keller. Juneph, 100 <!utl«J! U H * :
Keller, Mary, 100 CulMf* t * h V
Kelly, Mary A., 1SI W»inut »lt**t;
l
Av
P., r.84 Bamford Avenus
Ki'||,
Kljiilu. - Stephen W.,
Berry
Street
K14.
Arnohl
J
,
St.,
ill
IMetufhen
1
Avenue
Kiss, Mury, 59 Metucheji Avenue
Kincune, Berlhji, K.. » Clinton PUr«,
Ave,nel
Kniii, Mury A., li lUlnier »tr««t,
Avenel ,
i
Kochbik, Itoberu K., 7
Avenue
I
Koctty, Joh|n, S r , 112 W»tnon Av«hue
Ki.iu/.,
/., Helen
l n 1'!., 27 Lortlta. SUMI
K
Koamioniler,
l
M l l
C
Cor'el*
A
Avenue
KnvaiH, Kxtlier, lit ClalM Avenue
Kovaca, Mary, ti", i u h » » y
ICuv.link, Anna, Lee 8 t f « t
Ivowalaky, Lucy I,., 143 James
8treet
Kramer, fWorii I.., 90 WllUry , .
Krause, V«ra Id., Ittrkely Av»nu«
Krautman., L.ucy H, Went 8«r*tt,
Colohlu
Klein, Leva, 127 Rahway Avenus
Kiockinbarifer,
William, 4l» Cf»w»
T
, Mill Roatl
j
Itruintii, (Joorce P., W Allca Placa
Keruct, JoaepTi. 81 aj»ln Stnset
Kurucua, Uury, Uertllna Avenue,
Leo, M«rry, IIIQUII Av«au«
Heart, For.Is
Ulreel, A\entl
lll
Irene K.,ft:1.Claire Avenite BruWti. Ilvmsi-U, id Hmitii Street
Avenel
Kolirn <"., r.ii Mariln TerHryan, John, :,9S King Ccoru, l'.nail
Kordi.
M M . l;..bert.
Martin
Iliinntr, Delia,. U l FLnnla ilmve
Tetrace
Ku.xl, llopelawn
Si'rlpko, I'.icr •).. :c Oak Street
Hucliku. Micliael. c.ilmila I'.lv.l, l;.,\
b l l i r , Kilw.ir.i, VJ l,eglon ('!».«
liH, Itahivay
lne, li.iKmar. 11'J Hamilton AveBucliko. Ml.liael. !i Olive Street.
nue, KnnH
I'ord »
S^tttrslone, Margaret, Ojk Tree
Burke,
Thnma» C, ;.» Mawbev Street
, lloa.l, lveltn .
iihle», Kor-iild W . n Avenel Street,
sliaru, Ant'iony, 170 I'ord Avenue
Avenet
S l i t , lli-rtnnJf M., NIK King C.eurgc
""ablfs. lwrothy. i:i Avenel street,
Kniiil
S l l i x ' k . Andrew, ",'i\ Ogk Avenue
\ i l v » n . WII1U II., .'J Tritste Street,
Shueiuaktr. Clintiin. Weal Street
S l U ,
Anna, 111 Jiilielt Street,
'arlisle. Margie, 41* Ahleti l:n.ol
H
Avenel
Hlfi-KM, Mary, Kim SI reft, Coloni*
Slkiiurtiill. Ann, n o ilawbe^v Street '••"ffy. Pauline, l i llnrueil Siie.i.
i-n. liuth, S* drren Str»ei
, Ann U., Kit Sirawlitrry Hill L'enefy, Lnuls, 1.; liurneit SIIH-I
AVenel
b, Howard A., circle Inn, R.P.P., ;*rr>ue
Krnt-Ki, Inwon.l Avenue,
I'.altwav
Ma
.Stuoy«li, Julia, !U Lillian Street
>rune,
l*en«,
Avenue, <\|i.
H!iHj.if»K, Micluel! Sr., 34 Lillian
i
«(reei
Phadtfer,
Etherldfe
K.,
TrelMe
Street
rlmihky, Katlierlue, Mlddlesei f ^ k i JKJkAai , % l I I A P & J T i . i . , , 1 *i . ....
, Mildred, Tries!, taSir
Avenue, T l i
i
«
n
.
Marlnus,
*'•
F.ilrilel.l
Klluibeili, 104 Luther
l i ,
Avenut. Ford«
Avenue
liiien*eri, -Petrlna, 4!' I'airllel.l
John C, l«0 fireen Street
Avenue. Vnti*
. Margaret I!., r.K Main ChrlKtenne-n.
Andrea, Mi-. II.,Ilv
(h'rre.t .
!»,r«etv .
*
>. Mela, is Iligli Street
(olemun, mcli^t-ii, Pine sireei
IT, Alice !'., l"l Hdgar Street Condrai., Mlbll-ed, Iniii.m Avenue
>Hadvr,
Kahway Avenue
&W\tt'f
Hadv.-, 510 Kiihway
VifW, Walter J , <7 Mnffett Street, Crtlenian, Smile. Mri., I'lne Street.
>V'ls
Sturubf. Anlhnny A., 201 Clinton ColKon, Tlierera .1.. W AH"-il Su.-.-i
Hireet
CnniiMule, I'eler, IIurrl«.ui A v i i n . .
201 C
Cllmon
t p , , Hu-e,, 20
l l m n Siren
Sien
C'ulonla
l
C lll l o r n s b y Cooper,
Sundqulsl.
i ::i ki ukbbv |bb , 11C
e, 9 K l m h i i r - l Av.-!iiie,
p
Stfeet
// lloelin
li
loelin
Swet», Dornthy J,, IIIII<-r«Kt Avenue, Coiilbmirn.
Jame-, Aven.) Inner,
f l Mli
li
I Avenel
i, l.ouis, 14 Van lluren Street
"fiVlno. Jnneph J., e"Ut Avenue
w r , Viola, 1S3 Lilierb Street,
iMeilii
KoMa
,
Covlno. Catherine, FlM Avenue
Tilafka, JoKtph M, ;'7 i;y»n Streei,
l*e)ln
••orflx
i
Dajy, Mary V., ti gmllh Street, Ave.
Tlmar,
J o h n « . , Jr., 73/Art^rl Street,
:
Hewure.n
•
'
SI Kiljward, t Smith Street, Avenel
m*, riiar
Banner, Jeanne S., |.l Yale Avenue,
Lined
ftvenel
ColonU
ol
t«rok,
k
. io Cliff Xvenu . ...^. IHnner. Jjmea 8., Hr., «J Yale Ave.
FIlur, AVenil
Tth H
Toth,
HcrUlain, St. Slepliann
n'n Are
A
Decker, John II., IMS Klllott Street
nue. Keuitbey
Aven*l •
f•
?roat, Aubrey Jf., 3« Paul Street,
P»rdn
Dellircoj Samuel T.. m*A Street,
Trout, Welva, 36 Paul Street, Porda
TruM(, Itoberi, 19 I'rospect Avenue, Darleli, Barbara S., 07 Yale'Avenue
Avetiel
Ayejel
Derlck. William B., IT Yile Avenue
Trunutn, Irvine, 114 drove Avenue
Avenel
Turner, Lucy, r> Jean Court
Tuttle, Durh A., tt'llnon Avenue, D« Vo*«. Don Clifford, Isellu Pink
way, Uelln
Utlln
Tomawio, Michael, Ore«n streei
Tu(tH,. Klsle M, Flume Street,
Howling. Hol«n. Muper Hlrhway
Jnelln
powl|n*. Jam«», Huper Highway
C'tirlm, Jobepli, lilalr lioad
Urfean, Oeorsc J,, Jr., «11 Batron ,IJr«»a(jn, Maria C., tlemijru.i Aitiiuc
Ayenel
ATenue
Dunhtim, KlIiabetH, 334
an Uahn,
ahn, A
Aiftliup, 14 (]r«en Stroe
A|«n
A»#nue
I
yaff i ioiiH,
ii 631 Oardfen Aveuue
Dunham,
ih»m, Uvirence, Mi (ramploii
Var , Mary.iHmlili airAit
|
Vl
y Mary, l«5 Adboy Avln
nue
Av«ju»
I>upko.
ancnui, »ijit:uir« Av.nu.
fb,, kllzabotli, 74 lloyy Avcb
Abue
:
*«•.-•."?"»*>.
.
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v lfiii rg a. tAv.nu.
on
Yln««,
«, EEl il M
M hh 06S
06S King
Ki (leorge
It
Itoad, Kurda
Falrvlew
Avtnue,
Vlel». Mary,
Wordeii Avenie
M
W
Walau, Hurry ]•'.. Benjaoiln Av«»u» Carrell, *Jo«e|ililn«, H IOUM
WwtllDilrn, Lucille, 727 Italiway
HtrMt .
[«ee, Ira, Bliiir I»o»d
•
, fllady*
flladya ST,
V., Warwick
Wn-wlo* Roafl
Uliuwii,
Linuour, J«uin«, f U«Djamlii Avtuu« u t i i u
k k
l)
L.oij»r«l, (Jeorg*. 6»S Ui»4e» I t . - ,
K
'
It UHi*/t%
._.
.
Ofov.
Uliarine, Hi
,v«!i«*
_..
l..i
I.<HI|".
Avenet
llrlnnl. Piiiiu
Avehel
«
'".
I! . ' ; > - .
iiiiKllnnrlln. SIH.III
nue
I; i
iiler. Peter, \'. drc. n s
>hn, Kutberine, u t ,i.,
.-e.l. iMtlie M , Lln. .
lrla
;coven, ICnrrmt I.. ''• T
luelln
ieeved, Bother• r . « T
luelln
*
SI feel
timetfl, Kmrl, Filr\
Cnlnfiln
enela, Kinery. Jiin >L
Avenel
|ce\ Mnrv A., ir. C n m
lice, Kdwnril K., I'. . i
nue
!ndirTrs, l-'red, flo.uii
lln
:.>em«r, Wllllnrn. "1 I:
'.ntunilo. Mnrv. V- SniH
lie!
iiriiln.
l . o n l s , •:.<;
Avenel
Iran. Jnmen It., C! c . i .
Street
Ichlninp. John H..
i.1
Ichnlii, Clnlre, II
nue'. Avenel
i-'hlm-ler, Nrfihun. ".» II
nil.. Iselin
l.hiissler, Fay. all ILi'
Ivlln
>bli-n«kl, Jo»epli, 77.' IIlnftd, PonU
ennik, Kllner (V, S\ i.
icnofunlc, Marinn, ?,r. A,.
Avenel
lorwetx, Miifjorie. r,7 K.
Fnr.Is
'erwen,
Il.rtram II
Street, l'ord.1
•ilinimt. J o s e p h Iv. T I'eii,
nue. A v e n e l
.met, Kauline M.. 7 )..i:
Mia, .Vv«n«L
Slinlu<aii,
l«aac,
I''.', I;
hrtve, Fnl-ils
lpn.», Ch.lrll'S, 9SU St (Jeij;
.•*l|i,,s. . l u l l a , ('-.Ml SI C e o l
SkiiKK". H u b e r t , T r l i - n t e .->
111!
S l n e l l l l l . l : i W f i o . | V . '.'I!
Klaiuiiic, (.'.itlii-rlne,
liS BeniihiKion iiriv..
Avenue
Lake. Kiiiph. link Tre t - Koiid, Iselin S l n e l l l l l . l v i i t l l l ' \ II. !i(l K\ • ' '
Lake, llnse, Mr.-,, D a k Tree Kmul,
u lie
Iselin
Smlrlgu, Jown <..., 7"..' K
l.asliu. Mi, hael, -II S e w lirunuwlrk
Uouil, Kgnl.«
Av«nel
, Colonij
Lio.-ze, Anna. K New Brunswick L.-^lto. I'liullne, II N e w Itninswlck Smith, tiraut tm I., i i
Kr;tn,
Williflmin.i,
-Ilii
Creen
Street
i
Tlilnl
S
t
r
e
e
t
,
Avenue
An-in-1
llansen, Unr.'tby,
Avenue, H n p e l l i w n
tyan. Willi.iin »., :.l Kvergreen Uoyle, Koberi J., i:i; Cmipi-r Aveaue,
Smith, Mlldrcil. Cn I •• .
Kords
l.a Tiiiiivtir. l-.ui'l, ,tl tdirnett Stretrt
Avenue. Fordu
Avenel
llatisen. ItiniH <'. Fora
A Vent-I
S|ila]l.
F'rgnk,
Vesper
Avenue
Browp, Until A., Peihhinir Avenue.
Snyder. Martin i>. Ti.'
Kurds
i.nw.lev, II irohl N,, H i Aldi-n Ko.i.
Klsle M. 411 Atn(jo> Avenue
Avenue
lussey, Alyce P., .'J f'orreja Avenue, Sfttiler.
fh.'h~ade, Anna fi., T..S KIIIB iJenrpe Hrunn, Koseanne M.. 2^ Smitl.
Knye,
10 !•'
Iselin
.iiwi.-y, .inn M., i n Alden Koail, y i i n i a i h ,
Bt'own, Hurry It,, DO'S Jfrancl« Ave
. n\i«
Brown, William, James Strait
l»li
'
li»
180.117
'Kes», Flliinbe.th N., 10 UUOkntlt Link, KatlierUt, UK*
1,193.00
Avenue
. •
, •
H h way
Beryl
t**pei
llnum
< ' 1 T | I I *
1
, llutb ., S! Avohel sir.-et,
Avenel
Hotll, Jumps, :; Spruce Street, Pun
l l l
Ud'll, Helen H.. !!.'i Spruce Street.
I'ori Heading
BoelliQWer, Marjaret. 3» Oak Street,
i" *Venel
Moclhti*ei-, Joteph, 9!i Oak Street
A vein I
Avenue, Hosner, I'.'ll/.abeth, Colonla Ik Hnttman Hlv.l. Cnlonla
*
kutchyak. Uury, Hafritt A-»«Bt»l
Laird, Oectrude A., JOS Fulton 6tr««t
Ijruen, Paul, Mrs., ft) JlanhattftB
Avenue
.
tiath, John, Jr., 2HH Ituaaell 8tr,e«t
Lawlor, William « , 21 Alwa-i Strut
Bath! A u n i l a . :'0J Uutmell Street
1 1
"watw
"
11 Ve«prr Ave-
Mil"
I ' i r k l i i c . i r l n r e I... i n K r l n A Venn.•
l l . i r r i . , 1 1 . W l : l l « m I t . S2 J V I H n n A * e -
Iti iicennlnnce with P r h v l s l o n s "I
nn Act l-;ntllle'l "An Art t o UeRiilnte
F.Iecti.ins." iTltie. l M I - l . ' . ,
l;evise.|
S t a t u l e * ot' ISJu.i toKctliei' w i t h tb.Amenilitients a m i S u p p l e m e n t s t h e n - .
ID. l h e inlbiwlnaj names will be removed irnfn t h e permanent
iritis
in.tl.in lilndcrx In itie TiUVN'sn i' 1
,"*•-.»
Willli.m F.,. ">r.Tl CHIT P.nnil,
HarbiilV.' I h ' l e n e ' r ,
Y o n a r e h e r e b y notified nf u m e e t l»4K-1Mt) | i n s ol' lh.< C'immlsMiinei's a|i|iointe.l
Irene. 1 ;'"' Hornsl.y
$ '.'.OUU.HO , In H i t a b o v e e n t i t l e d n i i s f , t o be,
411.0H I belli u l t h e Court H o u s e , in t h e City
!«• Lillian T e r - '''""n 8 "". J 1 '"' 1 '
:rli'"dl.
lllil.l>li o l N'rtv 111 uni>wi''k. in
County nf
4011,01) ''Miil.llt'sex
a n d S l a t e nl Nerf J e r s e y ,
Mid
rai t
l(e»o. l.iliu,
Horusby
(il).OO on T u m d a y . tin- l a t h d a y uf Murcli, liin.lpr.si.il, Jane, West Hill iloail,
C«ili.n:a
2SU.W*'A I), l a i n , a t t h e h o u r o f l e u o ' c l m k
lijveiv.
W
a
l
l
e
r
I
.
,
::s
William Street, Holil, K i e . l .1 , TI l . e h l i f i i Aveniif.,
20,100.1)11 (Kiislei'ii Slitiidanl T i l n e l
in tlie iurzo, Jubu, :;.'iH Fulton Street
Fords
Aveiiel
80(1.01) I l'ui'i--iioon of Hiili! d u y . Inr t h e p u r - Hacker, Ainlrew, l'*mar.>»t Avenue
l:(jhert.«,
A
linn
K..
(I
Meloner
Street,
e, X
Xew L
i
hd
hind
J.ino.ild p o s e ol ilrteriniiiinK Ilie a m o u n t nf
H o h l , A K n e p It,, 71 L e b i H h A \ e n i i c ,
AVeni-l
l
Iliilii,
Anna,
Cuppernlc
Avenilft
•oinnnisiilii.n
to
be
paid
for
lhe
AVrii.-l
720.00
It'idney, Jennie, Haul Avenue
prt.perty ilesdibell ill Ilic |n-titii.ii Hall, James K., IS Clare Avenue.
••-!•», H e r t h u , J u l i e t t e S t r e e l
.llutuff, Olga. *'o'ipi-r Awnue
Strcul
in.'.
"Itil in tins .aline, anil .lan)aBes, if Hunscn, Ktl
H.>-.:e, A n t l i u u y , 'Jl N'rw Mi iiiinwii k
'."lO.OO
Hahcm-k, I'nini-e.H A., « a e i Cliff
tuw«M. MatiWa. J » l l f t l i Avenue,
Avenue
Still, 0 0 any, (uuseil by reason of Hie taking
5 : u , ISO.OH
l»,7l.
L.'.Ou.OII
1,000.011
II inseii
Novemlier stli. 1919, ami p r o v e in
HIP sntlsfiietl»n
nf the Mlddlesei
•ountl Hoaril nf Klertlons. irtfii tlie>
ire renidetitn nf the Ti>wn«liip "f
Wnn.lhrlilifc, nnd entitled i n v o l e .
The f o l l o w i n g
numeii Were r.
move.i l.ir t h e renson ttinl rmsl.-nr.lv
rrilleil t o t h e m :>t Ihelr Insl kriuftii
• ililrenrt buvr been returned i>> I It.*vr i j e n e s l e v e M., l i e v i n
llond, I'nsliil Aiilhiirlt>«, IndlcntiiiK I Iin t
Colnnla
ll.ev no l.inff'er reslile t b i r e .
<s, Jaine-, I lev In i:,>ad, Cfllnnla
MIIHH.F.SKX CIH'NTV IMAI'.l'
.1H-' KLF.CTIONS
Street
Ilv: M o l l K I S Iii ITU. Chairman
I: . l i Iliu'knell AveAlyiWAI.TKI! J. IlIBl.l.KY.
I'
r
((.Ml I ' l l l K
4
Siren,
TOWNMIII' 4H>* WOOl>Bnil>«:l.
.
*
Mtinle
MuMock, Catherine, Ford Avenue
N'»-y, Alexander. Ji . Highland Avenue, Kea.-hf-y
Nugy, Kllmheih, <«« I ' M H Mill
Itoud, 1'iinls
.S.iR)lckl, Theresa, Mldiilrsev Avenue. W l l n
nelh. Kiillierine, :.!> Maple Avenue, l-'or.ls
Obropta,
* nue'
M. ISPIIII
l i m i t ; HI. J"l.n •'. •"'ll J e n " » " Avenue,
•htio. Michael. Vi{ tlreen RlreVt
\v.-ii. I
iiiskn. Catherine, Kcn«onhiir«+ AveiMliiin I . ]
nue
i! K - l l x r :.'.tl Myrtle Avenue.
ieln, HenrRe, Fulton Avenue. I'.iloiila
«. .l:i. k. i i i ' M v r l l e Avenue
>nnarl<i, l/eonard, 20) c i i n t c n Street ( l , , | , l l
unin.li. Clirl". It.iute :l.i, Kordf
Kendarlo,
Mnl-rtarei,
;ni
riinmn
i:n-.' K. M.'ir.lln* A v e n d e . Jwlin
Street
ki.IT. Anna, Jtcl.erin Street.
i!,,,i,|
Zickler, Klsle R , l>emnresl Avenue.
Avenel
Cr ibln. Icff.
C.eorire. Mr.,
^,, 1!1B Ford Avenue, Fnrd«
Kllal,
lll,
.-'ir.ii. f«Mln
18 F
Z
ZIUI,
Tlnlu M., 1.18
For.I
i;in»in llmni-ind, Flat Avenue
KnM.i
ll .in . i . ,l..nii A., V' Luther Avenue
. i n t p l . C h i i r l e i II.. Ir., I«S .M.ipbll:IM,
iKa M., •••>« Cliff linRd,
OhlOtt, Peter, 219 Freeman Street
Olah, Steve, 64« Lewis street
Ollvacir. Andrew I.., l.'.l Strawberry
Mill
lllda. ••* Paul Street, FordR
OlivelM, Rllttil.eth, •-'.! I'nplar Street,
Kords
Ondar1, John. 48r. Crnwt Mill r.nad
Imrotby ,v, 7!. Warden
Avenue, iinpelan'h
Ondeykn. lletira-e. '*? Wnnlen Avenue. H p e l a n n
New llrun-i
ONelll. .InsepllinV,
wp-k
lk A
Averinr, KnrdsXtx-, Joseph, ri.is <lar.len Avenue
Orllrk, Helen. 171 4'!int"M Street
Owens, Kllxnhetli. 4S New Sireei
4>wens. l:nberi II., t* .Nrn Street
Pachuckl, M.iihew It) liahl Avenue
{•ajtl. Stephen, 41<i Smith Sueet
Pappas. llarlklla, '.17 Berry Street
Pappus, William 1', 13.'- James
put. hiisr a iioriable |iump.
Street
Street
WodilbrlilKe. I"-I'l Tufsday,
ell said lot in salil bln'-k
Paul, Myrtle. U'mi stre«i, iVilnnU
iAiin OK KII:K CUM MISS ION KU.I, Kroehliek.
h'Vhruary lath. I'n'i, I v.\<< .lire. I.-.I to mich bidder a s It may naleet, du« INliK
William. <:jy«o,,.l Ave- j'ayef,
.luli.i, it IK-.UKI.IS Street.
#12
JHo advertise tbe (HI t tbai on Tiien- reeard belnB Klvan t<> te-nnj and I'olonin, Township 'if Woodbrldge,
nue, Ci,Ionia
i
|day
eieniiiK.
Mat. h M . l»4s, manner of payment. In cane on* or New Jersey.
l-'ullerlon, M'.vriha J., Smith Street
Pedersen.
Klara K.. II Lillian Street,
c. W. 1,1'CAS, Secretary. liale. Snmuel I... Trento Street,
minimum bldi «ball >>• reKor.l«
| a t S P. M. (HSTi in the ''nmmlttee more
Iselin
I. I.. 2-10, 17
ceived.
[erson,
Alfred,
tlrant Street,
[Chambers, M e m o r i a l Municipal
<;all. Ann J.. 4." Fulton Slre«t
Upon acceDiance. of tfm uillilinuBi
rlewaren
(Kill, Veronica, -*>0S flordon Arenut
Clarence T.. 67,' Kidgt• liillaffher, Anna C., ;,o C'rampton
hefare the
dule Avenue
R'and to tile hlicliest blibier according i ownomM vu.u»«k*«
Avenue
HliNOIlABl.t: H.M.I'M J. SWAI.I.KI
Peterxon, Imroihea, CT.".
Bto terms of sale on tile with the ment lh«r«of by the
f!allaeher.
Catherine
A.,
.
"
D
CrampJnda;e ot Ike flliperlvr Cnurt
of pu,renw«
Avenue
fTownnhlp Clerk open io Inspection I cording t o t h e . ™»"i
ton Avenue
Mlddlewi Cnnni)'
P
Avenua
KTtrgree A
u « Peterwn. Harry, Kl Kr.rd Avenue,
In the mailer of the petition of tbe liamo. Halph,
p , 40 Kvergreen
1-ViriU
VtTH'K »
I.«o Hl?*et
State Highway Commissioner of <lenuvf»e, Uomlnl tk, it I.
Peternoti. Marion, 111 New Street
KIIIK HISTHK-T MO. I
20.' G
Green H
Htreet
the State of New Jersey for lhe C.erclt,
l John,
J h 20'
Pell,
1'rank. Avenil Sirtti, Avenel
condemnation of the UIHIH ol f!ert'V. Je.iiKttr, 40? nnrham AvenUe
lOlvina II., K. I-', ll. I, Ist-lln
Is ber.-by
Barbara C. Hadsel. widow.
(icrits, Margaret A., 70 Albert Phillips,
ii'iry i m h 1VI43. a n e l e c t i o n will be held a t th*
Pucka.-.
Thi-res;i, :!l Wiiuillilnd Ave
I t h a t on Hiitontav, K
XOTU'K 01' MKKT1.NC, Or*
Street
,„,. w
lbrblge, C o u n t y of MiiUlleses, M u t e ol
nue
I f e h o o l Street l-'ne llmisi(Jinliifr, Airnt-f. \ \ > « t Avenue, T o t t Plnttr, Untie. 17.I Decker Street
v Jersey, b e t w e e n the
ie in.HIM of :i I1. M. and 7 V. M., l-.sT.
TO: [InrliaiM •'. llaitsrl, widow;
... ~ =
Frank. 3»1 Kulti.n Street
Hahl elect Inn is I'm1 II
I'ifth Street, Kords Plejney,
Tnwimhlp
of
Wonilbridge,
:\
muOlotT,
Klleii,
Pochek. Julia, l» K. c.reen Street
" " il") ' K i i e V n m i n i s s l o ' n e r f u r . tlie full ) e r m of
I. The el.-ction nl " n
o n m i i i l i o i i nf S-v ler- Iliiir', Kiith M.. 4S I'lfth Stri-«t. Potu, Am.-lia. n tlnrdon Strtel
l-'nrds
.-\': an.l t<. wlu.ni i\ n m y i n n Puttn, l>avid A. JS Martin Terrace
*"•' To vnt'l-'an uiipi-oprlatlini fur C.Pneral Kire _pu
s for'tlie current
Irevesen, Clirls,
l'lori.U tlrov« H
i l !
I
l -88 Hnrnnhy
Hh
« i V e i l — Miircli I, I!M!>, t" I'Vliruary J", 19-'".
Hai'iiol|'!i.
IK.rothy
li.,
l
Hi,-.
Nortcr*
1
rillis-liei
.fames t*. "'•» Crnmpton
V\ e n n c
i!:i»iiir, Kmll, 41 M.'v S t r e e t
Wnyrhtwftky. Kdw.ird, s Lillian Deii'lrcaii, Sininne. Mrs,. IS Kleannr
J'f;|,.,.
Tf»r«.e
Ynrlck. I'iitherlne, Hn floy Avenue, fietMir.l. K'lnn M., tV*H«nn * FliiHle
Street".
Iselin
l-'ofds
I'.imsoVlcb l-;ieonor, (I Tender I'lm-e. C-ihiii'.; Wlllnrd. W l l f n n k H u r t *
. Mary, flnnlnn \vennr
.i. Marunrpi, 47 c m l e r
linrxi, C.ennnro. Turner Strert, Pnrt Hiillc. Alexander, 4 Herkely, Street.
mi
M
--™;T .ny"i«r;rWhb h \i si; '«•• \T 1'« X.™I K^
" tlie
« y'Committee
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S T I In
Uuitrnei], tlie Towil«bip Coiri- Chamber*, M e in o if 1 a I Municipal
iltte. r*«ervea tl.e risnt ir, it* rils- , BuTdlnVrVoalbrldf.. N.W J . r W ,
to reject a n , on- or all bids ;& n ( 1 ,,,„„,„ a n d s , , i a t publl-J aaJt
''I ^ L
'" t;1 '
.
»nd to lhe hlgheji binder according
riucli bidder »« It may select, due l 0 u r m , 0 [ „ , ) , o n flj, with the
gard belli* given to terms and Town»hip Clerk open to innPfctlon
~nner of payment. In < a?e on« a n d to h« publicly read prior U> eal«,
inure, minimum b|.:i shall be r e - ! | , t I ^l in I'lock "."-, on the "Wooiliveil.
: i,'r|.i(!c T..»nsbi|i Assessment Map.
I'pon acceptance of 0:e minimum
Take farther uotive tra»t th«
I, or hid above minimum, by trie Township Committee ha*, by rtaolu.
...wnahlp Conunlltce a n l tbe pay-, Hon and puranant to law k . fixed a
pent thereof by tbe purchaser ac- minirnuin pri<-* at which said lot
u n h a s e !i In
g to tli* manner of fpurchase
irdlfig
In said
said block
block w
will be sold tosethar
f Hal* on with all other detain pertinent, laid
»t«'o'rdan<e with
i
bi
U 2 : W plu»
pl«»
Je. the Township will deliver a bar- j minimum |iri''e
l"-i"K
$W'..W
lain ami Hale Weed for said nremlsea co«u of preparing deed, and, a i v e r . ty of Mlddle»ex, Mi a l e 01 N e w Jersey,
IIATIMi: IVbricrv I.;;.. i'Hu.
ji^iiiK this s.ile. Sab! M ' l n sabl h c t w f e n ilie hours of 2 )'. M. ami Keimlel. Veronica, Arrhanfel Av«'hk
nue.
B. J. Ul'N'ICAN. T'.rnslilp Clerk i block, If cold on terms. wUl require
P. M IK. X. T . I
A.. McFarlahd Ro«4
T u
t i e a i H e n . - . . |
K . - l . r n a i v
1711'., ! n d i . W l i
p u y m e l i l
i.f l i : . . n *
tlie b a l Shi.l elei'tinn '•> for the f o l l o w i n g IVltiin. J
iviiun, Lillian, VKnrland Itoad.
H*. ,'irnl I'Vbinarv .Mn. I'.IC.I, in
I »n«« or purchaae price to-be paid In
p
'Mara,
Wnndhlhc Arenue,
'uiuinl monthly lnMal!mer*» of 111 ™
f
i
e
r
i
(
2
i
T
w
o
Fir»
Com111 T o
Avenel
for t h e full lerrn i.f thri-e
plui Interest and other a e r i a l prol-'lowers,
Arthur,
"1 Lillian Street
V J<<1 f o r in
RHefer im W-UTJ
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^'tnel,
° f »*'*- , „,„
(2) T o v o t e a n a p p r o p r i a t i o n for I'm. lUittie, ir.,1 H'reeman Street
XrHVK «K 'l BI.IC HM.K
Take further notice that a t ialrj (Jenerni
Franklin,
Mury
K..
41 rireen Mlre+t
Fire
Fi
IIn t h e amount
JTO WHOM IT MAY O).NrEl:N:
rale, or any date to wliVch it mar of Ji'.wO n.r Die iitrrent n\«.-al ye:ir. Kranollch. Joseph, Florence Avenn»,
At a
I'olonia
1:11 Shall J:'.i> be apiimprlaied to
* * ' ! !
I.ROAI. NOT1CII*
LKflAf,
and t o be publicly raifd prior to
lecordanct with terma of rale oa
»nle. Lots i in ;, irfc-Msive in Hln, k In
lie, the Towrmhlp irlll dellTer a bar. ^ - A . n o * known and designated fain
and sale deed for nald t>r»ml»»a,
as Lin 15 in Flln. k THii-H. nn the
PATI'.I'. i v i i n i a f v mill, I9l!i.
^n.. "
nnn-hip A-iK-eMne-ni
B. J. DITN1OAN, T A » n » h l p Clerk.
AVWlUe
U
Frunk F.,
Auiboy
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II, HlUubeth, is Luther A-v«nu»,
i , HUuben P., IS Luth«r
n|M< Ikiuelawn
U, Kloreme, Hard in* Av»O«niivlev«, HtntHD
cJol
1
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I-b.r.-iH-e,
CouH
-cniiir.l,
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t ln'4 link Tre
Kxii'l, Iselin
Leonard.
Jini'Plf,
lli!4 Oak T r r
Jina.l, Is.-lln
l.epi'tlcli, Mal'cii J , I'erflhillft Avellllr
I -.lln
l.'-ii.-in ii, Mary,
1',-rsblnif A v e n u e
l.-clin
Levainlou-sky.
Irorntliy. C.p, Mullet
Street. l-'ol'iU
..Ui.biwslii.
Mary,
ii:,
M"h*et
.inii.li. .lui,.. Cnrrejii Aveuue, I . e l i
Lisk. Ji.in M, ;,i LeliiKh A v e n u e
AVellel
Lui.ij:i. L'arl 11.. Ahiien A v e n u e
Avrnal filrep
L"iiKiil..M.iu, IM.II jnrle
ime, Is.-iin
L.in.ib.ii-dii. Mark .1,, IMda>ley
Mile, l-.-lili
till. H e l U i;.. S i U e r Avenue,
• • " . I . .Nl'liola.-., S i l l e r A v e n u e .
L"I'.||. H u l o t n y . S i l l , r AV»IM1,.
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Slrei
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T. j|r
Ave
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Siree
Sonucli,
Israel,
I n !•'.
Fords '
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S p e a k . 41erir),'i' (';, IT I'- •
1!. F . I T , K i i l i * i '
S i a n l ; e . K r n e s t I ' , -Is • A •
A->ellel
•<ti.ll. W i l l l J i m
I I , i:; '.
Avenue
Stramn, John A., ^-i
Avenue, Av.-n.-l
Slrama. Helen ».. ..' I •
Sirom, t'larii M., Mi
I Place. Avenel
Sir.nn, Clarn M , . . •
Avi nel
om. Waller- X . - c:.:
Avenel
Sulllv.ih. Kitxene- F J
Avenur, Avrnel
Siilllvmi, IWirulh
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HUH. Cotoiihi
Sullivan, KUwanl ll
noe, t'uliinla
alwell. 'Mary. IvrM..-..
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Mulvaiiiiv,
Thnmpnun,
Lla||.il,,«.Kl.
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Me.
113 i Vi
I S|reel
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I M-111|
ll.lin
Av.-ll.-l
"Avenel^
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U<>v.l
I
1
K.,
Si! Cliaie
Avenue,
I1,
::« ChMKe
Avenue,
Marie K, llrren Mir^e
•l..hn
Mlnuccl, j , , | j e
Foril»
A., liii-en
Stree
ll.ichel,
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_ Tnelln
Ti.manulu, Paul. 1 •'. «
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Ti'inku.
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Toth. J/nil". "-'t Full i.
T r a v a t l l i . n e , Vinceni
nJe. Port KeailluK
l i e .. II.
H, Ww. .n i l 1.1
"rlintaU, SibHl. till H.il
TutKch, Freil, I'iai A-.r
iII(*-.., Aitm KI liai \ .
l'biu«», Arpod, '?., r'nti
t'rlliin, Martha I . 'ill H•"
Voelkrr, Miulol|il'. >•' ''
Avenel
.V.ijack, Mary A., »n H
Avtnel
VoloklB, (Andrek. 1 *
Port Reaill U
a l K Mary, Henjaniin
untoi'li, Paulilie, i.1 l'i"
nue, Avrnel
WunKK'h, Kruin, i! r> •
nue. Avenel
Wateraon, J. Howuni. i l "
, nu«
Weat, Qrant V., Mapb- s n •
Wfat, Clara II., M.ti>ic S f
WtlMl, Clureii.e N. MStreet ,
Wt«dman, Jilarry I: '
iMlin
William*.
Road. Cuionlu
Wllllatna, KUilutrd {A,
ItoaiL I'ulonlii !
Wllllii. fuii« A , W d t l i
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Wlluvaky. MurrlK,
l | l|
WltuVukV, I.ouln,
U«l In
4 tj»rtrude J.,
IIU*, lattllu
Wood, Harold M-.
1
Avenue, IHUIIII
Young, Edward 1,, M
. Anna, aaa'utn
, 31 Park Avenue, AveI J-. 3* Park Avenue, Ave.
Hllur Avtnua,
n, I'Mpretue Art-nue,
lowe«, 81oap.Ay«riii,
K., Klormite Av«.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY-17,
They ere Now Mr. and Mn.
at JERSEY TIRE CO.
Wnlti-r Kenneth
Anderson, l)SN.
it ml his bride,
the former Miss
Bernicr H e l e n
Dr-Worth, dftUfthter «f Mr, and
Pertk Amboy's Only Authorized DuMont Television Dealer
Mrs.
CiMiflje Oe>
W o r t h , Main
Street, are shown
In their car after
leaving
Trinity
E |i i s c o p a 1
Church, w h e r e
the double - rlnp
oiremony w a s
I) f rf a r m e d by
Urv. William H.
Snhinaiifs, rector.
iVVnndbridce
Studio Photo.)
Andersbrt-Deworth Legion to Sponsor
Wedding is Held Art Exhibit Today
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T3 League to Give
The; bride, given in marriage by
tier fathf', wore u sown of while
Starthed chiffon over satin, styled Free Chest X-rays
With long sleeves and a short train.
rtna-bearer.
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TvOODBRlDaE—An exhibit of
WOODBRIDGE — Miss Bprniir
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Helen DeWorth, daughter of Mr.contemporary art will be held this tH^r ri .n lt lki u -i n n il r tI'vAi ii inKl m wv , ^A vii<- i.n!i I^ h, . .. ^, l Fu lIl I and Mrs. George DeWorth. 193 aftiinoon and evening in the Le- lit> l i r . - i g i K i i i ' i l a s K l i ' i ' i i n n l . i . H t r l i ' t
Main Street, became the bride of gion Rooms, Memorial Municipal « 4 , K i r H I V V i i r i l .
Walter Kenneth Anderson, USN. Building undei the auspices of the i l i l All 'ili.il 1irri1.it. ili-si-rlbnil
son of Mr. and Mr.t. Walter Ander- Woodbrldtse Post, No. 87, the Am-! .in I'nllnVis; All ihol I I . I I I lici
i
ivhimvlvnniii
l:iilli,iiiil lori
son, Paterson Street, Perth Am- e. ican Legion. Th» public is Invited ; uii'
urn I'IIMII innl iin* I'lTiu-r liii (if
boy, Sunday afternoon in Trinity and theri will be no admission fee. i .Ainl.HV AVi-llll.' |i.M (In- Bl'HI iltlll '
r^nti'i' lini> ul I'li-i-iiiiiii sirrirt
Episcopal Church. Rev. William H. Among the artists who will ex-' tint
imi Hi, iinrihi ..ii'l ion Hi,' .mmi
Schniaus; pastor, performed the hlbil their woikure C. W. Yeiaer.l lit :i lini' iirnvvn |inr:il|i'l wllli
Nancy Burgdortl, Wlnn Siwell, Ifri'nl M r t f l anil Inn (••••i mirth
double-rinse ceremony.
ui in*- iiiirirwi-iy lliif iiiiTi-nr, ihuli
Mr«. Thomas Shoobridge, Fords, Harold F. Rowe, Walter Martin, lie ilPHlwiinifil a.i I'.li'i'l ,,i nhlrlct
R.
J.
Ga:guile,
Edward
Schwder
r:., FuM Wii 1'ilV
w*s the matron of honor and Arand
R.
J.
Rlpley.
nold Anderson of Perth Amboy,
H, All orillniinreH m- parts nf u n l l was his brother's best man. George Loaal artists who wish to exhibit Ui p. Ir Mi l 'iI. iK r iI 'mi i-pnurNi K' i llK l P. ii imi l I ll ii pi si v wi it itih| l n n: i nri p' «
are
asked
to
bring
their
paintings
DeWorth, brother of the bride,
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. U ' l . r s ' l ' I'. l i l l l ' I l N U H ,
and Nels Peter PeU.son, Perth to tht Legion room before 2 o'clock
I ' t u n 111 11 l i ' i ' l i K i n - . i l - t « l T K P ,
Amboy, were ushers. Bruce Ma- this afternoon.
AtlPKt:
Ii, .1. lU'NICAN,
gargal, nephew of the bride, was
T'IHn.-<lil|i I'lprli.
•|'n IIP nilVHrllxmt In lii<lH|)t'in|pntl.unlpr mi i-'i;lii'iiarV i l urul i v i i m :ir>• :'4. I!H!<. wilh nuliii' ul liuliHr
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I'Ol'NTV I'OfrlT —
Her fingertip veil fell from a beadWOODBRIDGE — Rev. A. H.
KMA{<L!KI. HKl-LIOII Is Plaintiff,
fed Dutch cap and she carried a Behrenberg, pastor of the Presby- unri'
(ll'.STAVK I;i(«ilii-ZNSK V. U
pWerbooX marked with white terian Church, Metuehen, was iK'lenJiint, PI. Pii. lur tin' sHlo dt Iml
iltKnl J.inn:iry J7, l!WK "
roses and streamers of white guest speaker at a meeting of the [ir*ni(Hes
hy • vlritin of HIH .IIMIVC .8tnl*il '
frefcsla.
No. 1 PTA held in No. 11 School Writ, In inp illrHi-tfil urul iWllv*
fr'Ml, 1 will ^xjiosc in ,sftI !• lit p i l h - '
The' matron of honor was at-audlto:ium.
tired in & light green chiffon gown
Mrs. Richard Burns, health WKIiNK.-itiAV, TIIH S I X T K K N T H ' ••
|ovW tatfeta, a flower headpiece, hnirman, announced that fre« i / A i OK MAIU'll. A. 11. NINKTKHN
' N I H i K l i FiH'.TV-NINK
and she carried an old-fashioned X-iays will be given to any adult it twiiH In'l'Un'k
Stnniiiirtl Time in thfl, . 1
bouquet of talisman roses centered ovev lli at 6:30 o'clock February i r t r i h o u n MI Hi,' M;IHI ,l;iy nt t h e . I'lll
slicrlir's
OIiii-n
t h r c i t y nt NeW
IJ
with a green gardenia.
24 in No. 1 School under the aus- Hpin.iK l i k , N, in
J.
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The newlyweds are on a motor plcss of the Middlesex County Tu- All t h e r i g h t ; titlp unil lntcrspt o f .l^'i*.
• niluiil, tliiMlavi" (iruilMiHky, lit,
toiir of the Sauth and upon their berculosis and Health League.
nil to :r!l t p f 1'iillowiiiK (IwiTilieu . a:
return will reside with the bride's
"Hubby's Hobbitj" will be theIn an to wit:
•parents. For traveling, the bride subject of the next meeting on Alt L,.,a . r il kit, tnii't o r p a t } .ill" l^mt anil prrmlHHH, sltiitlt*; r. •-'(>
chose a grey suit, black acces- March 15. Any fathevi wishing to lylntr
a m i liciim In tlir Tnwnalil|i
sories, a green coat and n corsage take part is asked to get in touch if AvIIIHIl>rl(1H*I, t'ouiity nf M'iilillenex
iml
S
t
a
t o nl' N e w Ji-rsi-.v, unil niiiri'
jf »'hits roses.
•vi'th Edward Killmsr, 211 Martool liurtli'iilni'ly
ilfHii'llit'il iix IIIIIIIAH:
The bride attended Woodbridge Drive.
hi't .iiiii n y at a point
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l
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;lili'
or (Irnvu
Avunus
schools and Drake Business Col,'iKliiy (501 I'Dft wc«t "I ViUonjInw
lege in Perth Amboy. Her hus-SERMON INTERRUPTED
A >,'IIHi'
MUIII' IlI'lllK till!
CHICAGO—-The congriiatlon of line in' l;inilH'lormi'i'iy ln'lt l f f to
band, following his graduation
K. Hl';ikn mill .1
ih 11.
| from Perth Amboy High School, Trinity Lutheran Church was sur- Miir!:t
KiaUc anil luiu)» of Isa&e InMee,
j class of '45, entered the Navy and i)rised when, during thersermon; IIM'IHI1 r u n n i n g i m r l n i ' i l y
HUM nl IHaur Inslfte. IIIH' I
ow has the rating of boiler; a loud voice cams over the public- In
i l u u i 1«m in il stiiki 1 : lliein' wentadd ess system of the church say- I'th'
echnician, sscond class,
iil'JMJ liinilK ni Ai.iriit K.
in;, "Pontiac bearing Illinois Ii i i i l i i v - H i i i r i ; ; n l i n t l o a Ktake;
nntitlii-rly aloiiK
ri'inalnlnft
cense 77-721'damaged in accident. iiirtin'
luiiilx «f tin* [inrtifs i>I' tlie Hrst imrl
MARRIAGE-SAVING PLAN
Car is drivable. Chenk and advise." mie l i u m l m l (Mini let-t In tile noi-tliFAILS
nf I!rove Avi-nue; tlicni"«
A member cf- the congregation rec- crly -iilf HIIMIH
tin- niirtliFily siils o f
CHICAGO—Thinking he could ognized the number and hurried c,.,!.•,(,'i-|>
n i v u A i e m i f iiiiriv-rmir (.10 lent
ave a marriage by having an es-oti;. It was his c.ir which had been In H e i>ohit i>r pliii'i 1 ."!' hptrlnnlDKtranged couple go out together on sideswiped. Radiomen explained I'i'rfilixKs Known :i« 138 ( j r o v e
Sew Year's Eve, Judge Julius Mi- that public-address systems some- Avt'niio, Wnuillii'lilgo, N e w Ji'rscy. /
Tni' . i n 11 r • • >. i 111; i L , • .i i in ni II t in' llio
ner ordered them to do so. But the times pick tip signals from nearby Jiutlfmc'iit'
t o li<k s a t l s t i e d by s:iid sAie
1
ouple couldn't agree on where to transmute: ?.
iri ilib HIMIT nl T h r e e
TlimiHiiml
Nino H u m l r n l K i R l i t y - T l i r f f D o l l a r s
Mrs. Sybil Boeerst, 19, wanted
(}:l,!Hi:i.tiH) tncetlii'i' n'lth tin 1 niHtii
,o go to her mother's. Mr. Donald
of this ."Uli*.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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Fire Voting
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Around Tlw Township:
DR. IHWIN J. GOLDMAN
:
M'-s. Phoebe Levi celebrated he;1
jf'birthday Tuesday. Congratulations! . . . And Miss Jean Aaroc,
Se popular school nurse also celejrated h e r birthday Tuesday,
ere's wishing her the best ever,
. . PFC George . F v Charno,
oe Street, Fords, is presently
•ving as a rifleman in Company
»187th.Glider Infantry Regiment,
d m Camp Crawford, HokJapan. He enlisted in the
ular army in November, 1947
Received a card from the'IrvHutts who a:e vatationirig in
Ariz. . . . The Doriny
es have the cutest daughter—
[ two months old . . . Dorothy
ijman, mezzo-soprano, 10 Safran
Kiue, Fords, will be a soloist in
I'monthly recital tomorrow afon by the music department
. The campaign for the
ird of F t e Commissioners in
^District No. 12, Colonia, will
The most interesting. Even
ugh it is'the newest and comvely the smallest district you
expect plenty of fireworks.
Firemen, I am told, are Out
Mike KreitZ and Mrs. Carrie
in retaliation for their
$rision" by some of the pres|jjie!mbers of the bard last sum| . If elected, Mrs. Staunton, will
first woman fire eommis• In tne Tiwhship. Arid by the
it really wasiiig an activ^
Tii. . . Polls will be qpen
i , 2 P. M. until 8 P. M. ;
SELLS LAND
E — Four parcels
tiip-owned property were
at public sale by the Town
Committee Tuesday night as
ows: Michael Prokop and Anna
p, $600; Charles McOettigan
Anthony and Beulah San400; Chris and Fern Chris$75.
e's a place that seems tu be
i t c h i n g on . . . and so H A S
JWR SALE . . . us we have
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Cartoons for the Children)
and
"RACING LUCK"
•'Dropped Our Prices"
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
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WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
1
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All Right, Louie
Drop the Guns!"
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Opposition
I
"THAT WONDERFUL
URGE"
—
jnl But Mot Least:
] whether he will run again until IR
after next week's session.
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(Continued from Page 1>
The deadline for fllinc petitions ^
i Continued from P»ge l>
tatorshlp to democracy, and
for the April primaries Is March •*
from small rlly states to world I chairman of the First Ward 10.
onranixatlonx. In the majority County Committee members, anof CMPS them plans and d*jtcts nounced yesterday that Commit- SON FOR MAZURS
hare railed to maintain the se- teeman William Fitzpatrlck was
WOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mrs.
curity nf the nation they were endorsed for re-election at » Simon Mazur. 211 Campbell
designed to *erv*. We cannot meeting Tuesday. The endorse- Street, are the parents of a son
deny that some of the above- ment Rives the lie to the many born Saturday at Perth Amboy
mentioned devices still retain stoiie.s circulated that Mr. FIU- Oeneral Hospital.
value and consequence: there- patrlck would have competition.
fore they must constitute part Committeeman Peter Schmidt,
of our plan. If our position Is to Second Ward, evidently has no
remain secure, It Is Imperative competition for the renominatlon.
that we have a larr*. wellA meeting of the Republican
equipped ermy, navy, and air County Committee is scheduled
corps. We rttnst retain our lead for next week. Mayor Grelner anTODAY THRU SATURDAY
in production and advancement nounced today. He said he would
Rrd's Funniest Film!
of. scientific knowledre, espe- maWW'ifimouncemenl as to
Red
Arlenr
Brian
cially in rticard to atomic enSkdton
Dahl
Donlevy
ergy. Also we must have a firm
technical and social advance"A SOlTltEIlN YANKEE"
but riot antagonistic policy toment of these people, before
— also —
ward Russia. However, these
they,are forced to rely upon the
Tom Drakf - Junel iVUh
schemes alone will not suffice to
directions of Russia.
and l.asslc in
establish security.
"HILLS OF HOME"
It is not sufficient for us to
tin-Technicolor!
rely on one or twn devices in
The United ,SUUs must atSaturday Matinee Only
order to maintain national setack the problem from a new
Chapter 5 nf
antf*—an anglt unutilized, if
curity. It is not enough for us
"JUNIOR G-MEN"
not neelected. till now. Thlsto have well prepared forces
with The Dead End Kids and
approich 1% through education.
and numerous alliances and
The Little Touirh Guys
First we must educate our peo- treaties. It is not enough for us
Next Sunday and Monday Only
ple to catch up socially with
Abbott and Costfllo
to maintain tht leadership in
their technoffolical advanceIn two nf their funniest hits
technology. Rather we must
ment. We must educate our
"IN THE NAVY *
utilize many of these devices
with
people to become more effecand harmonize them effectively.
Dick Powell and the Andrews
tive citizens of democracy by
| We must also provide ourselves
Sisters
taking a greater part and inand others with the American
-and —
terest in their government. We
way
of
life
or
American
ideolo"PARDON MY SARONG"
must educate capital and labor
gies.
with
to wognlrr each other's needs
Virginia Brucf - Rahert
and their own limitations. We
Next Tuesday and Wednesday
must have the people In our
Continuous Performance
country educated to recogniie
Tuesday WaMiiniton's Birthday
the differences and good qualiPrehistoric Monsters of an Unties of groups, within and withknnim World Invade the World
out our country. We must supof Today in
ply our people not only with
I HIDAY - SATIKDAV
UNKNOWN ISLAND"
SVNDAV
technical knowledge, but also
I In dnecolor) with
with Ideology concerning AmerViriinia
Philip
Barton
Genr Autry ami Champion
Grey
Reed
MacLane
ican life. Our people must use
Gloria Henry - .loan Holt
Richard Denning
their leisure time in a worthy
•T1IK STRAWBKItHY ROAN "
— also —
manner. The education of our
iin Ciri'?rnlorl
"LETS LIVE A UTTLE"
people may be done this w a y —- als(< —
travel, more effective school
Michael Redgrave - Jean Kent
systems .an added emphasis on
"THE SMVC.CI.ERS"
radio programs, movies, hooks,
i in Technicolor i
news articles, and magazines,
and through the aid of I . N.
— Plus —
E. S. C O .
Chapter I of
Secondly, we must strive to
"RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY"
raise the standard of living
within and without the country.
This can be accomplished
through a conscious effort on
our part to direct our people
in their efforts to raise their
standards of living. We must
act promptly to encourage the
Prize Essay
(Continued from Page 1*
L
(Continued from Pa&e U
partment took possession of its placed by an honest analysis of
new headquarters in the then]an recommendations, whoever
newly constructed Memorial Mu- submits them, then our communicipal BuildlnB. Will old-timers nity will prosper and all 111 feeling
ever forRet the parade and cele- will disappear. My only Interest is
bration?
to see that the money of the (axAnd, it was '.he days of the old payers Is disbursed to their greatCadillac police patrol and ambu- est advantage with their full
lance. Remember how It used to knowledge and cooperation."
waddle from side to side when Tom In Port Reading, one position
Bomers, now rrtired. used to pilot Is to be filled and there are two
it up Main Slieet? And they were candidates, Mario Coppolo and
.
A
the
days that Kpaunn did traffic Louis Decibus. Mr. Dectbu? In his
uate o>iVHS where he was a
duty
at the rpmer of Main Street own behalf stated; "I was born
of the band and All-Hi
and Amboy Avenue. First there was! and raised in Port Reading and
I Staft, Mr. Auburn is A freshthe old-fashioned "stop-and-go" have been very active In social
and pre-med student at
Signs that were worked by hand and civic affairs. I -am an activk
Dice. He \a the son of Mr. and
and the officer stood under a bis | member of the fire company and
I H. Autyjin. . . William J.
umbrella durinc ths summer secretary of St. Anthony's Holy
"lie, seaman apprentice, USN,
Name Society. I served on many
Pulton Street, is serving months. Later the traffic booth Vas
committees of cjvic interest. InBrd tiie Destroyer USS Keith const ucted.
On December 1. 1927. Chief cluding the Teen Age Recreation
ilch Is scheduled to participate
Keating
moved up the first rung of Committee. I am Interested in the
the Atlantic Fleet exercises in
welfare of the personnel of the
Caribbean Sea February 21- the ladder and was made Desk Serdie department as well as the
111. From March 6-10, tne ship jeant to take the place of Patrick
safety of the community. I pledge
visit the Island of Barbados. Culllnane, retired. "Paddy." he of
myself to serve both the fire comthe
bix
hands
and
large
stature.
itlsh West Indies. . .
was one of the first two policemen pany and the taxpayers to the
on the force. The other was the late best of my ability.
Ibils:
Four Seek Pledges'
Chief Patrick W. Murphy.
JjMareare!, Ann Grace. Beatrice
Pour candidates are in the field
In 1931. after several additions
hansen and Joyce MoiRcnson.
to the police force. Chief Murphy for the two vacant positions in
of WoocibiidRe and seniors at
made plans for a complete reorgan- Avenel. They are John H. Anacker.
will ''practice teach" at
ization of the pplice department. Henry Bialkowski, Harold A. Demloodbriclge High School for an
He outlintd hi.> plans to the Town- and John O. Wranltz.
tit werk period In the spring
Tn Iselin District 9, there Is
ship Committee and the first step
ster. Mrs, Jean Price of Fords
was taken on June 22. 1931. when plenty of interest with five can111 "priicUce teich" at Perth AmSgt. KeatinK was elevated to the didates for the two posts. They
Hi?h School. . . Folks must
rank of Detective Serjeant and are George B. Hill. Jr.. Ronald W,
getting kind hearted. There Geoist Balint. now Lieutenant Osborne. Anthony Poreda. Lester
|ere very f t * "vinegar" Valendetective, was^promoted to desk > Raphael and Oeorge Sedlak.
nes in the mails Monday and the
<
Another contest is in the offse
geant.
•ists reported excellent busiKeating, working with the then ng in Keasbey, with four candiCaptain James Walsh, established dates for the two vacant positions.
an enviable record, breaking many They are George Butth, Leon
cases including murders, arson and Jeglinski, Alador T. Orosz, Jr.,
and Andrew Paytl.
I never saw such a large turnout robberies.
In Pords. there are three canservicemen as appeared at the
Years Bring Changes
neral of Alfred J. Demmets, who
On January 18, 1932. Chief Mur- didates and two positions to be
ed as commander of Wood- phy died and on February 1, 1932 filled. The candidates are Leonard
Fischer, Louis Grlspart and WilPost, VFW. The detach- James Walsh was made chief.
n t a of servicemen slowly
Three years later an arson case liam Hellegaard.
§ inarching ahead made it very im- occurred on Fulton SUeet that was
jfressive . . . Allen R. Schmehl sea- quickly solved by Keating. On De- WOMEN WORKERS
l-nanapprenticc, USN. son of Mrs. cember 6, 1935. a communication
Almost one-third of all women
Mary M. Schmehl, 27 Hansen Ave- was received by the Township of working age in the United
flue, fords, is currently aboard the Committee from the National States are drawing a pay envelope,
destroyer USS Charles B. Ware Board of Underwriters addressed according to the Woman's Bureau
> . . James W. Hawkins, chief quar- to the pollfie commissioner prais- of the Labor Department. A new
termaster, USN, Crews Mill Road. ing the work done by the.Wood- handbook on Facts on Women
jpjttords. is also in the Mediterranean bridge Police Department "in the Workers also discloses that in 1946
•aboard the USS Hambleton. And recent arson case' and especially over 6.500.000 families had a womItorge W. Waldman, seaman ap- referred to "the splendid work of an as its head. The 1946 median ol
irentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo' ge Keating."
wages of all women working full|J. E. Walclman. 488 Crows Mill
On December 16, 1935, Keating lime was'$l,671 and only about one
•Ifload. Pords. pa' ticipated in the was promoted to the position of woman in ten made as much as
l-'Atlanlic yfarch for the crew of a Caotain of Police, senior rank; and $2,500 annually.
j?;|»issiim B-29 Superfortress while John E?an was made Captain of
gAlervin un'onarrt the destroyer USS Police, junior rank. Keating was
Industrial demand for silver in
ryalt with the North European placed in chaise of records, fingerU. S. sets record in last year.
'ask Force. . . .
printing, photography and detective work. Egan was given charge
3an went to Keating's home, where
cf the radio divislor.
Heportcr Reports:
in the presence of members of his
On
the
last
day
of
March,
1937,
That Capt. Ben Parsons was litfamily, the clerk administered the
'ally showered with valentines by Police Chief Walsh died suddenly oath of office.
I, ,the school kids Monday. The one at his home following a heart atIt is a far cry f-om February
that pleased him immensely was a tack and a few days later. April 5. 15, 1919 to the present time. ToiRrae one Riven him by some of the 1937, Keating was unanimously day Chief Keating has 44 men unJunior Police Boys who taggt.1 him appointed Cihef of Police. The der him and is the head of one of
Robert F. same evening, after Township
"as a regular miy"
the finest police departments in
: Kama. Avnnel, will participate in meetins, the Township Committee
the 18th Annual Middlebury Col- and Township Clerk B. J. Duni-1 the State of New Jersey.
i' le?e. Winter Carnival, Middlebury, I
/Ys., which will Ret unueiway next
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Thursday. The wind-up will be
ftebruary 26 with the awarding of
nfill? chamiponshlp trophy to the
inen's college -winning the Intercollegiate Ski Union title. . . .
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INDEI-«NDENT..i,i,;Ailli|h
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949
"HOLLYWOOD WT\
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BUILDING MATERIAL
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LEADER
FORDS NEWS
Mini's
F. NINE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1949
3 nbtpc nbf nt - I f akt
Meet to Open
Legion Unit Holds Clubwomen Plan Square Dance Dinner
1949 Red Cross Drive
Membership Drive February 26 in School No. 14Tumblers Club Meets
FORDS NEWS
Sellout is Expected
For Lions Club Charity
Show, February 24th
FORDS — Mrs. Arthur A.
Overgaard, 816 Main Street, has
Aiixiliary Donates lo
son, chlili'man; Mrs. Charles Cal- been jiamed local chairman of
Proceeds to Be Given
vin, Mrs. Ray Lambertson, Mrs. the annual Red Cross campaign.
Roosevelt Hospital's
LeuenberEer, Mrs. Roy Miller, Mrs. She is making an appeal for volto Library Fund; 4
Albert Menweg, Mrs. William unteer workers to canvass
Television Set Fund
Members Accepted
Metvweg, <M1M J"lortno» Menwt?, home* in this area and requests
FORDS—At a meeting of the
Mrs. Edward Mlljes and Mrs. anrtone Interested to contact her
I,,- Invited
FORDS—At the meetlns of the Louis Klrsh.
hi
Ladies' Auxiliary of Fords Amerias soon as possible,
Television
can Legion in .post headquarters, Woman's Club of Fords hr.ld in
Il 11(1
Plans are beint made for the
the
library,
final
plans
were
made
the members agreed with the
dinner which will officially open
county auxiliary that a central for the square dance to be held Final Reports Irged
the drive and workers are asked
February 26 in School No. 14. Mu,„","«• member, El- place should be- selected for meet- sic will be furnished by Walter for Boy Scout
to make reservations for the afptite
ings.
Mrs.
Florence
Peterson,
com,,n udmltted to
fair with Mrs. Qvercaard. The
Cook's
orchestra,
Proceeds
frpm
mittee service chairman, was ap•,,',', V'ni'ds American
HOPELAWN
—
John
Szabo,
dinner will be held February 23,
affair
will
go
toward
the
library.
pointed to contaci the Mlddlarx
o Thomas Anderson
- ;it their regular
chairman of the annual finance, at the Scandinavian Grill.
County
Tuberculosis
and
Health
Arrangements
to
sponsor
the
,i,,. Li'Rlon rooms
League to secure movies to be annual federation meeting March campaign for the Rarltan CounFORDS — The engagement of
i «ith C o m m a n d shown here. A donation wasmade 0 In the VFW building here were cil, Boy Scouts, urged all voluuMiss Jane Jorgensen, daughter of
im
solicitors
to
have
their
final
Hi I'sidinu.
to the television fund for Roose- also discussed and Mrs. Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Jorgensen,
iiiiikiim p l a n s t o
velt Hospital. Metuchen, Benja- Dell was named chairman of the reports on the drive as soon as
Mothers1 €>qup of Boy 400 Park Avenue, Perth Amboy,
possible.
,,i fur the club- min Sunshine of the post Is coun- federation session preparations.
,o Thomas Anderson, son of''Mr.
Assisting Szabo with the col, mil sponsor a ty chairman of this project.
ScA|Xrth^.,52 Hoick and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson, |f0
FORDS — Dr. Ralph Deutsch,
Mrs, John H. Bayer of Spring lections are: Mr. and Mrs. Klus,,,. cmly part of
ValSltine Day Social Koyen Street, has been announced chairman of the charity show re, ,,|iiv, February 18 Five additional members are Lake, southern district vice presi- za, Mr. and Mrs. Chirrchar, Mr.
FORpa — At the meeting of
ported that tickets arc selling
social for needed to bring the current mem- dent, and Mrs. T. Mount Apple- and Mrs. Joseph Mehesey, Mr. School No. 7 ?TA, held In the F O R D S — Members of the by her parents.
,,1,1
bership
drive
to
Its
quota.
The
rapidly and they may be procured
gate
of
Cranbury,
third
district
Miss
Jorgensgn
graduated
from
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Kramer,
Mr,
clubrooms.
school, Founders' day was ob- Mothers' Club of Troop 52, Boy Perth Amboy High School and is from Anton J, Lund, Joseph A.
i, member in drive will close March 16. Mrs. vice president, will be guests of and Mrs. James Koczan, An- served, Mrs. W. H. Maler, preAlScouts, met at the home of Mrs. employed at the home office of the Dambach and the box office of the
mn Drum and Elizabeth Rock tmd Mrs. Lena honor at the affair. Each member thony Mercurlo, Mrs. Walter dent, read a magazine article payRalph Game, Evergreen Avenue, Prudential Insurance Company, Fords Playhouse the night of the
...ponsor a card WattJ, co-chairmen of the recent attending may bring a guest. Williams, Mrs. William Szabo ing tribute to the founders. Alice
Members of the board of directors and Mrs. Andrew Nagy.
as hostess and Mrs. Fred Weber as Newark. Her fiance, a graduate of show, February 24, 1949, at the
, be announced card party, gave their report.
McLellan and Phoebe Apper&on co-hostess.
will assist Mrs. Dell,
-Woodbridge High School is em- meeting of the Lions Club of Fords
I o inward unt- The birthdays of MM. Ellen
Hearst,
Ml*. George Munn was r'e-elect- ployed by the Titanium Division Monday at the Scandinavian Grill.
il untien reporf- Chrtstensen and Mrs. Bartolo Dl- Mrs. Frances Costa of Westfleld.
Matteo wefe celebrated.
Proceeds of a silver collection d president with the following of the National Lead Company, , Robeit P. MUlvaney, secretary,
monologuist, will provide the en,:• |)]oi«Us, John
In behalf of the club read [he comAlter the meeting a Valentine tertainment. Mrs. Arthur Over
will
be sent to the County Council ifflcers fleeted to office: Mi-s. How- Sayrevllle,
,; the Memorial
munication regarding the club's
social was held with an cxchanRf. gaard, president, welcome 1 Mrs
as
a
Founders'
birthday
gift,
Mrs.
rd
Jensen,
vice
president;
Mrs.
Kinds Library
donation to the annual Polio Fund,
of greeting raids. Tlie dark horse Theresa Miller and Mrs. Edna
Ambrose Pastor and Mrs. Charles ack Hirner, secretary; Mrs. Jack
ii,,nuns for the
pointing out the necessity of these
prize was won by Miss Edwins Walsheck as new members.
tvamber,
co-chairmen
of
t/he
food
inderson,
treasurer;
Mrs,
Ernest
. u pcimitled to
projects. He also read the various
Chovan. Hospitality for the evesale,
reported
that
$117.02
was
1
French,
publicity
and
Mr/s.
Ralph
Donations were made to the
of a d c - ning was in c h a w of Mrs. Emma
; .inn!
communications f r o m Florida,
FORDS — Mrs. John E. Paulus realized.
lamo, historian. The officers will
niniiuiy. B o o k s Chovan, Mrs. Catherine Lucka March of Dimes campaign. Ameri- of New Brunswick, Middlesex
Cuba and Porto Rico, thanking
can Fund for Overseas Blind, Boy County PTA president was the Mrs. Jennie Prtdmore, coach of )eintsalled at the April birthday
library from 1 and MUs Chovan,
Martin Wdss and George E, Kovak
the
#lay
"Lovely
Ladle,s"
being
meeting.
Scouts,
Girl
Scouts,
Yardley
Foun,i,iv. or a t the
for their recent visits. In turn Koguest speaker at the Founders'
Mrs, Flench repoited on the FORDS—Members of the Lions vak presented the club with felicidation, Vlneland Training School Day meeting of the PTA of School sponsored by the association, anHi iinswlck Avcnounced
that
rehearsals
are
being
,»mp fund. A Valentine social folMeta Thome Waters Scholarship
14.
held regularly and that the pro- owed with Mrs. Jack Anderson Club of Fords were the winners tations from these clubs to the
Fund at NJC. and the Penny Art No.Mrs.
Paulus
outlined
the
PTA
duction would be ready for pres- inning a prize for the best home- over. Explorers' Post 351, Senior Fords Club for their Christmas
| the
Fund.
work in the county, state and na- tntation the latter part of March. made valentine Mrs. Theodore Scouts, in the benefb basketball cards and also gave a chronologi«
in the clubgame held at School No. 14 with cal resume of his visits while away
Mrs. Nicholas Elko announced ion. She stressed the welfare of
Mrs. Kay Wakefteld was
the lyocee-ds of $32.18 to be do- on vacation.
the acceptance of the following children In PTA activities em- pointed to the board of directors Harmsen won the special prize.
new members: Mrs. Joseph phasizing that the child must have to replace Mrs. Richard Walsh as Mrs. Andrew Benchko. Main nated to the March oi Dimes camFred Hansen. president, preStreet, will be hostess at the nex paign. The score was 45 to 43,
F O R D S •-• MINN Arlihe MUJes. Fritsche. Mrs. Lulu Shcaman, Mrs. the feeling of belonging in the
sented Captain Jack Egan, Mich*
goals chairman. Mrs. Walsh Inof Mi nncl Mrs, John Florence Qulgley ^nd Mt'3. Anna home and school for these are troduced Miss Drew Mossmann meeting, Monday, March 14, with
Rev. John E. Grimes of the club ael Silagyi! and Stanley JedrzeiewMiljes, 1035 Main St-fct was the Levandoski,
•great factors In the rearing of the new seventh grade teacher, Mrs. Michael MCGee as co-hostess team was high scorer with 26 ski with djrttflsfites for outstand'.•ite.st of honor i.t a yhower given
points. Other Lions playing were ing club f i r v m
At> councilor for the sub-Juniors. children."
who replaced Mrs. Joseph Raclna
by MKs Audrey Milj,-s and Mr." Mrs. A. H. Rosenblum reported
A silver collection was taken who was transferred to WoodJoseph Dambach. Sr., Adolph
Paper Collection Feb. il
Dzubnks Entertain
Arthur CHrsteii,«;';i ut the hitter's that ihi'ir tag day netted* the with proceeds sent to the Middle- brid«e High !j$chool.
Quadt, 3ol Eisner, Ben Erdeyl, MlJoseph Dambach reported on
home. 21'.' G'.i.don Sir.'t Perth group $65 towards the annual sex County Council of PTA'.s as
hael
Silagyi
and
Walter
Rasmuson
Son's
Birthday
Mrs. Thomas McCochran, safety
the recent paper drive and also
polio drive and the Little Woman's a birthday'gift. Mrs. George Fer- shall man, was appointed to inves^
: \wik Ave- Amboy
sen, Stanley Jedrzejewski was announced that the next paper
dinandsen,
president,
was
in
FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen team manager.
Miss Miije-. vill hcionit' the Club with Mrs. John Peterson as
wi the cntigate the possibility of grading
collection will take place on Febcha'-go.
/ inclloi. netted J25.
iunt' 1 :, Ev- bruit of I.oui* flank, w i of Mi
and improving the girls' side o Dzubak, 101 Koyen Street, gave a
The Explorers players were Wil- ruary 27, at 12:30 P, M. Dambach
Tlie PTA went on record as fa- the school grounds. Miss Moss party at their home In honor of liam Nork, Jr., Robert Dambach, also reported that a bushel basket
.y/i'k, son of and Mrs. F i.i Rask, i48 Shcri'y
Mrs. Fred Delk. art department
IHI M i o w k . Street. Wouftbrulur
chairman, announced the moup vorir.s the increase in salary of mann's class won the attendant the first birthday of their son, Kenneth Kovacs, Martin Weiss, of waste paper was received from
Stephen Charles.
IV; til AmOue-it.i present were Mr1-. Abel will make posters fo;- the square the teachers. Mrs. Walter Belko prize.
Cornelius Carmody. William An- "Pop" Peters, member of the Fords
was named chairman of the Fathers' Night will be
Guests present were: Mrs. S. J. derson, Carl Youngman, Joseph Lions Club, who Is recuperating
Lursen. Mis Joseph Stamm. Miss dance Wednesday niah; In the
.square dance to be held In April. March 10 with open house In thi Wojtanowskl, Mrs. Stanley My- Nickovitz. Albert 61. Miklosy and from a recent illness, In Florida,
.1 m .idiu;e ai Ruth MHJes. Mrs Alton Tlnille- brary at 8,o'clock.
Mis. A. J. Stratton safety chairil )()! ClilSS of sen. Mrs. Eir.Mt Henedus. ;md
slinski, Kathleen Myslinski. Mrs. Julius Sabo.
M". Jcirzcjewskl reported on the
Mrs. Viola Coe. legislative chair- man, announced that "Stop" school.
.1 by Soob iin'i Mlsi DJI'I.S Zdziemixi. Perth Am- man,
The second birthday of the as Henry Ratajczak, Henry Ratajdtscuswd the present. signs have been placed at Fold
The Scouts and Lions "Vill play recent benefit basketball game (or
czak Jr.. Mrs. Robe-1 Bales, Bryan a return benefit !;ttme next month. the Polio Fund. The outstanding
boy, M:v John Miljes, Mr.v En in amendment to the new school bus
soclation was also celebrated.
Rflsk. Miss Beatrice Kemmeiei, law. The club went on record as Avenue and Main Street, and that
Following the business sessior Balog, Mrs. Robert Rlelly, Robin
players we • ?/ev. John E. Grimes,
white lines will be painted at the the annual school concert wa Hielly, Theodore Wojtanowski and
Mrs, Bernhardt Jensen, local Sol Eisnei
••,ii|)liiyeJ b y t h e Mrv Edward MUJes. Mrs. Han»' backing the. new minimum pay
'ter Rasmussen, Jofuiiier
of
Main
Street
which
wll.
chairman
of
the
drive,
requests
all
W.iii'.v Mrorck Miller and Miss Dorothy Gondola. raise for Wcherv
presented by the pupils of th Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ropeleskl of
.si'ph Damb..^ii and Adolph Quadt.
!
be proclaimed a "no - passing .•eventh and eighth gradfts unde: this place-; Mr. *nd Mr*. Edward March of Dimes folders be re- The same neltJfl $32.18. A return
s Army in- town.
A letter of wmwthy wns sen'
Fitzgerald and Edwafd Fitzgerald turned to her.
i .i hail years ID "mfk. Fred Ra.sk and'Mr- Eu- to the Perth ' Aniboy Woman's
the- direction of Edna Nolan.
match is scheduled for the benefit
• -India theatre ol aerwr Finn. Woodbridge: Mlsa Club on the death of Mis; F, V. Mrs. Francis Schraehl read an The program-follows: Greeting: Jr.. of Woodbridge.
of the Red Cross Drite. This match
article, on "The O»k Tree." A
will also feature the lions Club
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojtanovv- Mothers]' Club Aids
Theresa Bnn«hu:st. Smith Am- 'St&uffer, president. MU.s Charles monolosue entitled "A Trip to the by Ellen McCallen; songs, "Pray
aaglnst the Explorers Post 351,
b.i.v: Mi> Uiuis Elek of Mrtuchen: Leuenberiter. American home de- Market." was given by Mrs. Nicho- er" from Hansel and Gretel andlslt™joseph"*Worta'now'skl''Jr., and
Senior Scouts.
Lonesome
Valley,"
by
the
chorus;'
partment
head,
announced
that
Boy
Scout
Fund
Drive
Marie
Wojtanowskl
of
Iselin:
Mr.
Mi>. J.jiui M.uDun,ild, Menlo
olas Elko. The speaker was Introhit i> I lull Meets
William G, Nork, Sr., program
Puik and Mrv Robin Labban. cancer dressings art being made duced by Mrs. Leslie Warren, piano solo, "Lily of the Valley" and Mrs.' Metro Dzubak, Charles
and "Mazurka, Opus No. 14" by and Louise Dzubak. Mr. and Mrs. FORDS—The Mothers' Club of book chairman stated the work was
by her unit fur the Perth Amboy
Jersey Cliy
(l//>. Julia (Irons
Dorothy Gutwein; song, "Little Walter Kosturski, Barbara and Boy Scout Troop 52 is participat- completed and that this year's
Geneial Hospital. Sessions are Founders' Day chairman.
Mrs. Paulus officiated In cutting Red Shoes," chorus; accordion Joseph Kostu'Ski, Mr. and Mrs. ing in the annual fund campaign book, will not only be successful
held
every
Thursday
afternoon
of the
from I to 4 o'clock In the library. the Founders' Day cake. Mrs. Nels solos. Polka selections by Frank Raymond Hansen, Raymond Han- of Raritan Council, Boy Scouts of but will be a credit to the club,
i iicine of Mrs. Mrs. Sitch Hostess
Samuel S. Katz, chairman of
Letters of appreclitlpn mrc Jensen, hospitality chairman, was Halicsky and "Cuanto La Gusta," sen, Jr., Mr. arid Mrs. J. W. Lew- America. • Street,
-sent to Mrs. Robert Rhodes and in charge of the social assisted by: by Joan Coughlin; song. "Green andowskl and Mrs. Filomcna RopMothers canvassing are Mrs. the Club's special finance commiti! were: Mrs. to Idle Hour Group
Mrs, John Sorenscii. Mrs. Stephen Cathedral," chorus; vocal solo, elewski of Perth Amboy.
George Munn, Mrs. Jack Hutch- tee, reported on a project which
Mrs. Fred Buckljy of Avenel. and Balasz Jr.. Mrs. Emil Springer and
•iiv pinkow.ski.
KEASBEY - MIA Evelyn Sitch
"Sing Me To Sleep." Shirley Goins, Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mrs. Al- will make it possible to expand,
: ;md Mrs. Hel- of Perth Amboy was hosiers to the Mrs. Leo Chnstensen of Iselin. for Mrs. Ferdinand Schultz.
sack: songs, "Bluebird of Happifrieda Harmsen, Mrs. Claude Cole- operations. Seven members will ad\li^ Margaret Idle Hour Knitting Club ai their conUlbutlng materials for cancer
ENTERTAIN
GUESTS
ness," Joan Elko., speaker, and
man, Mrs. .George Ferdinandsen, minister this fund, the president,
dressings.
niciinc held, un Thursday.
"America The Beautiful," chorus. KEASBEV—Mr. and Mrs. An- Mrs. Ernest French, Mrs. Joseph the immediate past president,
;; will b* held
thony
Delia
Pletro
and
children.
Give Party
Members present were: Mrs.
Hospitality was ;in charge of Judith and Grace, CUfTwood, were Rebovich, Mrs. Peter Juhl, M'-s. treasurer a,nd AJex Melko, Willard
Helen Oipil,
Grace Yenchek. Mrs, Ida Yunek. select a'Slate of officers for elec- oil Son's 2nd
Birthday Mrs. August Bower, assisted by guests of Mrs. Julius Banko, Dahl Arthur Fedderson. Mrs. Marie Dunham ,,David Pavlovsfcy and
Dambach.
. ;•
Mrv Helen Mnjurus. Mrs. Mtuy Uon. Sha w'.ll be as&lsieo by Mrs.
Gamo and Mrs," Fred Weber.
Mrs. Harold Ecker, Mrs. Julius Avenue.
Toth. M s ElU.ibfUi Westcott and Leuenberger, Mrs. Rosenblum, FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Iszo, Mrs. Edwin Jensen, Mrs. JoI'.oltN
Mr. Dambach reported for the
•..: M r s Samuel Mr,. Rose Boins with Mrs. Beirtia Mrs. Charli'i Predmore and Mrs, Shwiner, 34 Ling Street, gave a seph. Fritsche, Mrs; Martin Sorenbusinessmen of Fords on tlie progress of the 'ordinance regulating
are the Bora as a yucst The nixl meeting Albert Menwes.
party in honor of the second sen, Mrs, John Kramer, Mrs. Jopublic auctions.
i DO. n at the ! .'ill be held nt the home of Mrs
The program featured a talk on birthday of their son, Zoltan, Jr. seph FrankelNand Mrs. Steven Mai Rase Boros in Hopelawn.
Stephen A. Frost reported on the
! Hospital.
interior decorating by Mrs. Joseph ; Guests present were: Mr. and I'OSi.
Boys and Girls and Junior activiBaumgartner. The speaker was in-; Mrs. Joseph Lultac-. Mr. and Mrs.
ties, The G:a-rY Boys number 47
troduced by Mrs. Leslie Warren. Lohn Shwiner aiu'! daughter, Sanand a charter will be presented to
po«ram chairman. Mrs. Svcn'dia Ann i>f Hr.oe.awn: Mr. jnri Funeral Yesterday
the Jr. Hl-Y 'group at the Perth
Holmes of the Clara Barton Worn-i Mrs. Anthony SIIYVIIKV and sons.
(NOTE: For Insertions in this calendar, call Mi's. Stephen A,
Amboy Y.M.C.A, Thursday night.
ans Club was A guest.
« | •'ohn and Mich-art. Mr, and Mrs for Julius Albrecht
Girl Scouts are progressing rapidly.
Frost, Woodbridge 8-1710 or Perth Amboy 4-7111, before noon
Hostesses were: Mrs. C, A. Lai- Frank Kish and daughters, Mar- HOPELAWN—Julius E. Albrecht,
IT'I
Appointed to committees by Mr.
garet and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 64, died Saturday at his home,
on Tuesday of each week.)
Hansen were: Ben Krdeyi, Boys •
, Cwiekalo ana son, Alex of I§01n. 251 Clyde Avenue. He was a memand Givls; Max Etzold and Morris
Funeral Services Held ] Mr. and Mrs. William Lukaw ber of Perth Amboy Camp No. 19
Deutsch,
CI\|le-ImpiQVfment; John
I and sous. William, Frank and W/idmen of the World. Surviving
FEBRUARY
and Andrew $alaki on Community
for John Simon, Fo^d I Robert. Mr. and Mrs. John Kas- are; his wife, Marie E,. two daughBetterijienf., ••,
Lukacs, Mrs. Berlnce ters, Mrs. Nicholas Tomko and
17 American Home Department of Woman's Club of Fords in
foi•
FurTeTal
Library, 1 P. M.
- '
Mrs.
John
Tobias,
both
of
WoodIC1U
Rarl
Tow
hip
Heir Speakers
10 Washington
; .
?Zoltan
? ; ' and/ 5Geza
, '
John Simon,
,!.,„.. „„,.„: |I ™
William "Shwtnev,
bridge, and three grandchildren.
17 Regular mestins Home and School Association,. Hopelawn
Mr. KovaHi'"program chairman, '
Street uen held 'Saturday morn
School, 8 P. M.
announced Hhat the schedule
Funeral services were held yesinn a: 9 o'clock from the Flynn Sc Lukaes all of town.
18-i-Open House—Fords Araer can Legion, Legion Rooms, New
speaker M-. William G. Bergstedt
terday
afternoon
at
2:0
at
the
FOR AN AU-NIW
SonsFuneral .Home, pertli Amboy,
Brunswick Avenue, Fords.
of R. C. A. Service was suddenly
Griner Funeral Home, 44 Green
followed by a mass cf requiem at DANCE SATURDAY
19—Pre-Lenten Dance—Holy Name Society of .Our Lady of Peace
called away. The program was
Street, Woodbridge, 3: o'clock at
FORDS—
Everything
is
in
readiOur
Lady
of
Peace
Church.
Rev.
Chul'ch. Church Auditorium. Julius Panconi, chatfman.
KIND OF MOTORING!
turned over to John J, Van Zant,
John E. Grimes, pastor, Was the I :«•*.<! for the Prc-Lenten Dance t,o St. Paul's Evangelical Reformed
21—Regular meeting Fords Woman's Democratic Club, Scandin i v N Name
a m p RSociety
nnlpfv
who introduced the speaker, James
Church, Perth Amboy. Interment
•elebnmt. Bu ial was In St. Mary's Kbe
" l1held
""1 hby
" Mlthe
° HHoJy
navian
Grin.
8
P.
M.
Donegan, General Manager 01
Jtmetery', Perth Amboy, with Rev. (if Our Lady of Peace Church ojn In the Alpine Cemetery, Perth Am21— Regular (neeilng St, John's First Aid .Squad, Inc., Corridle
Philip Carey Mfg. Co., who spoke
Saturday night, at 8 o'clock. Ju- boy,
"imwiy up to 35 miles per gallon-/ii#
' Street, Foif s.
Grimes opidaling at the grave.
on service clubs' responsibility t6
lius
Panconi
is
chairman
|
of
the
22—Regular
meeting
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
Fords
American
Legion,
Pallbearers were Stephen Mad'"ii'iinf power that amaze* - really easy
their communities and the magni1
affair.
i
Legion Rooms, 8 P. M:
er, Edward Spencti , Bernard Ne- j
REISIG RITES HELD
tude of service, whleh can only be
irlmliiliiy - genuine Ivatkiv
upkohtvry22—Regular meeting PTA of Our Lady of Peace Parochial School,
meth, Joiin Kontias, George Hal-]
~ :
FORDJ3 — Funeral services for
measured by the community beneIn
school
auditorium.
Fords.
Miss Katherlne Relsig, 61 Sifran
is and Frank Haas. Members of AH) SQUAD TO MEET
fti'ltimm yul knerroom comfort lu maUli
fits, Paul Dumas, plso of Philip
23—Women's Gujild of St. John's Church at 8 P. M. in church
KORDS—St. Johns First Aid Avenue were held from the home.
he Ladies' Auxiliary of the RariCarey, spoke briefly and added that
aud|torlum|, Fords, Mrs. Kathryu Matthews chairnian.
"-Ii prior, carb! Come drive this brilliant
u n Engine Company paid their Squad. Inc., will meet Monday at The Rev. Robert Schlotter, pastor
the sphft cjf selfless work predomi23—Dinner meeting—Red Cross Campaign, Scandinavian Grill.
8
P.
M.
at
its
headVijU'ters
on
of
Grace
Lutheran
Churah,
offi" ifurim-r-tfie verialilc new Autlin!
•espects Friday night at the funates in tlje results achieved.
• Mrs. Arthur A. Ov^rgtiard, chairman, Fords.
il
j
Conlelle
Street.
ciated. Burial was in Alpine Cemeneral home.
24—American Home Department of Woman's Club of Fords in
Mr, Hansen named Dr. Deutsch,
'ta-y.
,f
'
Library, I P. M.
\
Willard Dunham and Joseph GeinThe pallbearers were William
24—Parent-Teacher Society of St. John's Church, Hoy Avenue,
er as de-legates to the National
Reislgj Harry JJacobson, Theodore
Fords, 8 P. M.
'
Convention to be held In New York
Helleaaaid and John Barnlckel..
24—Annual Charity Show—Lions Club of Fords, Fords Playin July. Alte"nates are: Clifford
house,
8
P.
lyiDr.
R,alph
Deutsch,
chairman.
call
26—Square Dance—Woman's Club of Fords, School No, 14, Wai-' Dunam, Mr. Jedrzejewski and Mr.
Kovak.
ter Cook Orchestra. Mrs.. Rose Rosen, chaiiman.
WoudbrUtye 8 1 7 3 5
Accepted into membership were
27—Regular
monthly
paper
drive
Lions
Cluh
of
Fords,
12:30
P.
M.
APPLIANCES AND
Wilbur Fischer, Joseph Nemyo,
Fitrds, Hopelawn and Keasbey.
•
Charles Tarr and George F. Wood28—Regular meeting Lions Club of Fords, Scandinavian Grill,
HOI SEW ARES
icock.
•" /
8:130 P. M.
s
lli Atnboy 1-7538
28—Rejiilai' meeting Ladles' Auxiliary, Fords Memorial Post,.
Community singing was c<mHOJUE MADE FLOWERS
VPW Building, New! Brunswick Avenue, Fords, 8 P. M. j
Iducted by fail Twister Walter
Rasmussen and George Sliclio at
AND BRIIlAL DOLLS
the piano.
MARCH
MADE TO ORDER
2—Meettjug Pfuraph Club, Frank's Tavern, 8 P. M., Fords,
CHANGE DATE
2—Directors meeting, Woman's Club, Fords Library, 8:15 P. M,
FORDB-rTne PTA of put Lady
3—Veril»on Supper, Foras Fire Dept. John Dudtk and Louis
' I'l'IMwit. Ini'luiiiiin litiiUr iillil Ucfnulrn. Duly »iiil
Toth, co-cnal'men.
5 of Peace Parochial School will
" wiiil. t.u.b. N(* Yutk. (WlitU »l<ltw.U tlrn c»t«)
8~Fed«ratlon Meeting. Woman's Club, of Ford's, VPW Building, ] meet Tufcad^y night at 7:30 o'clock
the auditorium instead of FebN
tf.H:
•
,
f :: in
°» on
on dfipfoy-ftaady f or dtllv.ry
GREETING CARD AND
ruary 24 aa was originally sched10—"Fathw'i Night" PTA School No. 7 In School at B P. M, j uled.
' .GIFT SHOP
/
Octal House, Fords. >
•
, .
M—Mewing Mothers' Club of Troop &2, Boy Srouta. Hostess
raitk A P«itli Grahaaiia, rr«»*.>
Mrt, And'cw Benchko, Main Street, with Mrs, Michael
STOKES
603 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE,
Aijdltitf lifll Fonlit IVtiwB
Mode* co-hostess. Fords.
FORDS. N, J.
WOODBRIDtiE • FQRDS
16—Bail*w and Food Sale, PTA Keasbey, 1 to 3:30 P. M. Mrs,.
Attft Tah\ «hauman.
•
*
OliPageU
Phone P. A. <•«».
HOPBtAWN AT PINEUJ'8 HUTS
No. 7 PTA Offers
Founders' Program
Founders' Day
Marked by PTA*
Mrs. George Munn \Amb°yGirl Engaged
Re-elected by Club
Polio Fund Aided
by Court Contest
Bride-to Be Feted
at Party in Amboy
oina
iolri
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS
FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEV
PICK - UP - DELIVERY
BRAHMANN'S
JLESEX SALES I SERVICE CO., Inc.
Affair to be Held
In Fords Theatre;
Plan Program Book
•: Editorial s:-
The
THE EGG A \ D YOU
Approved by I .in i>.
We Need A Board of Estimate
The 'nauseating hodgepodge which H the Township Committee should appoint
j|W<iodhridge Toimahip's financial pattern a group of experienced citizens who are
J ^ g r a d u a l l y unfolding-in Its most hideous equipped to make a survey of the requirements facing this community Jin this re< .4 Btfoce w« tven hate an inkling of the spect and to make a report. Mfa ttw end
,extent of the growing budgetary require- objective of placing all spending within a
ments of our municipal government, the central control of a Board of Estimate. In
independwit spending of the Board of Edu- this way. schools, the flre districts and the
cation and the various Boards of Fire Com- municipal services will be given the relamissioners sprinkled throughout the Town* tion they must h&ve unless we are to sink
ship has been planned without any relation into a morass of financial confusion and
to each other, or the whole community. destruction.
Each subdivision of our local government
The initiative for such a move must come
taxes and spends, spends and taxes with- from the Township Committee, and we
out any commitment as to where it is head- hope that the' experience of the current
ing or what is Its eventual objective.
year will be amply sufficient as a basis- for
The Board of Education budget, which action. If the problem continues to be igwas adopted on referendum by a very slim nored, we at least will know where to place
and significant margin, showed an Increase the responsibility for the consequences of
for tax purposes of nearly a quarter-million
the inaction. After all, operation of a mudollar. The 8re districts, left alone to
nicipality
of the sixe of ours encompasses •
spend as they see fit, are generally boosting
their budgets which this year will reach an a greater duty than repairing streets and
estimated $150,000. These zooming expend- jockeying for patronage. It requires a largitures are appearing at a time of great eco- er view, and we certainly hope that the
nomic uncertainty in our area, and as we members of our official family have the
have mentioned before, tanly a slight drop courage and the interest to look for new
in our tax collections is going to place us horizons of accomplishment and, as iruthis
irt an extremely uncomfortable and highly case, of urgency.
dangerous positjj^,
What is done will clearly demonstrate
We believe that- the entire matter of co- whether v/e have elected men of vision,
ord inated budget control must be studied awareness and courage or merely run-ofthoroughly, and at once. We believe that mill political hacks. Which will it be?
,
/;". Mr. Eber Can't be Very Busy!
Poll
By Kenneth Fink, Director,
The New Jentty Poll
PRINCETON, I*. J.—Since the
rtcmi Presidential »W&tlons,
many political scientists', educators, citizen groups, and members of Congrew&ave considered
what might bt done about the
high proportion of people who
don't take the trouble to vote.
frequently Australia is pointed
out as an example of what one
country ii dolrm about the matter. Ths Down Undpv government levies a fine on citizens who
witliout legitimate rensoris shirk
ttielr duties of voting In Federal
else lions,
As a result, tin1 turnout In Australia runs as hljh as 98 per
cent. In the United State;, by
contrut, the proportion of adults
one 21 who voted In the Truman-Dewey election w.u only
52%.—one of the lowest turnouts
In Presidential history, In New
Jeriey 65*+ of all adults in the
state voted on November 1—
considerably bettu thnn the nation as n whole but certainly far
short cf wlmi it should > .
To ust some idea cf what Now
Jersey citizens thought of the
Australian plan for tin*; country,
the New Jer-ey Poll put this
• JUST
question to vomr
state coticeniinn i,,
low voter tunmui..
"In some forrin,
people are mad- |,, .
they do not votr mi,
Do yiju think Ann
In this country wi,,,
should b» made t (
or not?'
The result;
„_
Sidev VOtlri'i ;l jn ;
with encli r,i,/,n
rUht to c'ovrm s!
Thine in f.tvn , •
pie who don'1 ,.
It is ths on'y \, ,
the vote.
In the country .>
votlnR hus in ,-,,
years. In 1900, ":,
potential vntir.: p
to the polls on !';
lion clay. In 1 run •
had diapprd ' >
only 52',? lurnt I ,
Paragraphs
Most
Most any man will love his
neighbor as himself—if she's
pietty enough—U. 3. 3. Marylend CaUpault.
Commendable
And now we read that the
younger generation isn't wild,
which shows remarkable selfrestraint In view of the way It's
been talked about—Western,
Ore., Leader.
Under the Capitol Dome
•
Pay fine
Opposed to flu.
No opinion ,
New Jersey mini
objections to nny.v
non voting \w\ny.
grounds thai Uii i
try and that Ml .) ;
Infringe on om1 )1(
ty. Most people m •
Same imlicari ,i,
U n ? e of the ii ;•
Jersey can be •
amlnation ol <
fWuies Of :m
J u s e y adult P V r
820. 1.036.607 !..
more than [hi-1.
Governor De»e'.
candidate in N .'. ;
ceived 981.124 •[>
man rect.ved 8'r,.;
Further ix.ur. r
t h a t a t tho PIT:,-:.
people in this
•
We will have to be excused if we appear
New Brunswick and Perth Amboy.
istered ami the:/1,.,
By
J
.
Joseph
Grlbblns
to be slightly cynical over the unusual inA Mr. Eber thinks differently, then we
—more than <>r>»
adults in Nev, ,1. i
terest shown by Assistant Prosecutor Eber would suggest that he sample public opinduced, the city will bpisin i'.s pro- Assemblyman James A. Curtis,
Still addih in L •
TOBTTON—Millions
of
anaStrange
in the number and location of the offices ion in' Perth Amboy and the surrounding dromous shad, most toothsome of gram to clear up tiie Delaware Esstx Republican, the only Negro
enoimlty of Uw ;i.
"California
has
43
species
of
of the Middleiex County Board of Elec- communities which now are served by the the fish family, will soon be re- River* and return it to i:« ones number of the House.
cone-bearing treet." It Is strange in t h e reseni P
Assemblyman Curtis claims that none never has been crossed tion. 404,081' ;••
tions. We c^pl^flike understand his sud- Perth Amboy office. We would suggest, If turning up the clean waters of productive beauty.
Attucks U one of the illustrious with vanilla, to get the double failed to cast ta.i..
the Delaware River from the sea
den bursts,of.fnlfiasiasm toward revision he needs some conviction, that he call mass to upland spawning waters. And
POLICV MAIVEKS.-Republi- fathers of our country. He fell dip— Los Angeles Times,
every six of p.v
registered i17':
of present operational methods, unless it meetings in these areas and advise these roil.ions of other rish, Including cans of New Jirsey who are tak-before British firs In the Boston
ing the lead in 1esi?ning a new Massacre of March 5. 1770.
Defined
The tremrmi..
bo that he has so fettle to do that he's in residents that all further business they perch arid pike and bass and look for the Republican Party
A kiss is a course of procedure, non registered „,,,
In defying British tyranny. Atrhould
stop
quoting
sections
of
search of some escape from boredom.
have in regard to voting be transacted not
tacks, a Nt«ro, fell as a martyr cunningly devised for the mutual
the Declaration of Independence in the cause ol American Free- stoppage of words when words vote ccmbinci
number of n ;*-••:
Somehow the thought strikes us that the m t h e convenience of Perth Amboyy but in years.
as somethins brand new to be inare superfluous.—Border Review, don't vote ollc ,
Municipalities along the river serted into iht-ir new Declaration dom.
N
B
Naas
Ream
Field.,
San
Ysldro,
concern of the taxpayers at the moment New Brunswick. We are quite sure that if are upending millions of dollars of Party Policy,
every citizen an'1 \
"This date in m o represents
Calif.
to
make
this
piscatorial
picture
groups.
the beginning of a united Amermight be directed, not at the number of he will be willing to do this that the various
Despite the overwhelming do- ica, a freedom loving America In
possible Work is already underThe Indepniu!'For "Snaps"
Bo'ml of Elections
i offices, but at the num- k*al Police departments will be glad to way to return the waters &! the feat of the Reuublicans in the last which all faiths, creeds, races and MostLooking
sents the repoi•••. <
of
our
troubles
can
be
river to former cleanliness and presidential election, seme New colors stood firm in resistance to traced to the sad truth that we sey Poll exdiK.
her of Assistant Prosecutors. Be that as it provide an escort home for him.
people on both n.inks who know Jersey party chieftains, although the tyrannical foreign oppressor," haven't enough soft snaps to go
may, let us have a look at Mr. Eber's con- No, Mr, Eber hasn't the right answer or and l'jve the Delaware are very prescribing liberalism as the pan- claims
Assemblyman Curtis.
round.—Buffalo News.
acea of Republican ills, are still
the proper approach. We need offices of the pleased.
tentions for a moment.
thinking
alor/;
the
lines
of
the
At one time the waters of the
SCHWARZKOPF v — General
Not Bad
In attempting to give some substance to Board of Elections In both New Brunswick Delaware yielded thirteen to six- , HAEdi^g-CacilJdge-Hoover era.
H. Norman Schwarzkopf, of
It would not be a bad idea at
The
marry
social
reforms
of
teen
million
of
shad
yearly
havhis foray into the affairs, of another branch and Perth Amboy, and if there is any legal ing a value of $4,000,000. The President Franklin D. Roosevelt Princeton, who organized the that to put the designers of the
Jersey state Police and be- bathing suits in charge of cutof bur county government, Mr. Eber relies inhibition to such an arrangement, we dumping of untreated sewage in which have been embraced by a New
came its first Superintendent, has. ting governmental budgets.—
on an outdated law which specifies that the think a prompt revision* in the law is indi- the waters cf the lower river by a majority cf voters, .re still many friends in the State al- Miami Herald.
Philadelphia and Camden and looked upon by hi-h Republicans though he has been overseas since
of the Board of Elections be located cated. We believe that Middlesex County
with suspicion, Very fev; cpenly the beginning of World War II.
Sweet Music
praised by Republican's who
The appearance of the Chidtuiiaccnt to the court house and that there has exemplary efficiency, 'at a cost conSenator Bruce A. Wallace, of
maintain an attitude of tolera- Camden, has introduced a meas- dingfold and Leoonflelri. foxbi no other, Frankly, we believe that Mr. sistent therewith, in the conduct of a pro- ^
"llV^'XTS" tion toward them. This attitude \.'i
which would give deneral hounds naturally was enormousraises a rtotjb: in the minds of Rchw»r2koDf a $3,000 a year ptn- ly popular, though their sweet
•r will be of much greater service to the foundly important phase of democratic
many voters 'hat Republicans slon for his services with the music was unfortunately drowned
people if he wip, direct.-his efforts and his government—free election. Continuance of ate their strain are of no avail.
Practically all of the flnger- would scrap the Roosevelt le- State. The bill before the Legis- by the Royal Marine Band, who,
energies to a revision of the statutes so they this high calibre of service is of far more llngs, upon their return to tht forms if giv«n a chanbe.
lature provides that anyone who apart from 'this, rendered a
High New Jersey Republicans has had fifteen years of service pleasant afternoon more enjoywill more clearly meet the needs of the importance to us than the petty sniping ocea " in early fall, are suffocated
favor a staid that Government with the State- Police and, has able.—London Times.
present "time. It should be plain to any which is seeking to undermine it and we Z^u
Phila- should stayAut of t'.ie sphere of reached forty years of age, is en- •
reasonable person that growths in popu- urge, therefore, that every thinking resi- delphia - Camden stretch of the business except when the public titled to retirement at one-third
"Gtorgt Wathinjlt:
«ets incensed at business and de- of the salary and allowance
wai futi <n '
lation urgently require that the Board of dent of the county support continuance
Philadelphia is com- mands government interference, which he received at the time he
And tint in P»"c«
Elections maintain offices in the two sec- of the present arrangements which have pleting the construction of sew- such as in,|he present Housing was dropped from the force,
Ilu«h Wllllamun K»l!r
, (At country i
Mm-rh H, 1HTK—AuKiint £. 1
tions of the county. t?here they now exist proved their great merit.
age disposal facilities for the en- situation. Trliey advocate conGeneral Schwarzkopf, who is
LAFFITO
•
tire city. The plans, include the
construction of three sewage
• treatment works and the nectisary Interceptors and other appurtenances to collect and treat
is impossible for us to imagine. Our munl- all of the city's sewage. Approximately $17,000,000 n contracts
cipal employes have a flye-day week, and have been placed under contract
the mere fact that Lincoln's birthday oc- and $10,000,000 will be spent each
year until the project is comcurred on a Saturdaj-r-a day on which they pleted. The entire sewage prodo not work—does not, in our opinion, war- gram Is scheduled for completion
rant the excess imposition Involved in the by December 31, 1953.
The City of Camden is under
observance o!f the occasion on the day be- Chancery
Court order to cease
polluting tha Delaware and Coolfore it arrived,
er Rivera, but present high costs
Washington's birthday falls on a Tues- of materials has hiked the $9,000,day. Does this mean that Monday is going 000 original cost to $15,000,000.
When material prices are re-
Let This be the Last of This
For some inexplicable reastn, the municipal offices were closed on Friday on the
very flimsy grounds that Saturday, Lincoln's Birthday, was a holiday. The mental
processes which, contrived this inane assault upon the growing impatience of the
public are, obviously, in dire need of some
immediate and thorough overhauling.
We. are sympathetic to the welfare of the
public employe, but we also axe sympathetic to the welfare of the greater body—
the, taxpayers and those who have every
right to expect our municipal offltes tp be
opeii find functioning In a businea? week
on all other than days of deep impdrtance
in our national or! spiritual life. We revere
Abraham Lincoln land we love his ideals,
y but just what excuse can be offered to extend our recognition of him over two days
to find our Municipal Building deserted,
our employes on a four-day vacation, including the week-end? We. certainly hope
not, and we sincerely trust that last week's
foolishness is not going to be considered as
a precedent. |
We are willing to forgijve \t this'time, as
a mistake. There better hot, though, be a
next time.
Where Government Money Goes
It is estimated thft the United States will
spend $41,858,000,000 in the year which begins on July. 1st; and in addition, there will
be other expenses connected with raairt: tain^ag our position in world affairs.
;
It!is Interesting to note that 14.3 billions
will be spent for natural defense. Paet wars
cost the nation 17.7 billion dollars. Thl» includes aid to foreign countries, amounting
to 6.7 billion dollars, aid to veterans 55
48.]fmA
billion dollars and interest on the public
debt, most ot which arose during previous
wars, 5.5 billion,, dollars.
After taking caqe of the cost of previous
wars and preparedness for a possible future
war, the Qovernment has 9.9 billion dollars
available for other purposes, including
farm aid, health and security, public worlds.,
general government and other activities of
the Federal Government.
4<
Thanh You" Cm1 ' .
The flvwwnt cfcw h*e mppeared i n . prevalent some nj6nth$ ago,
tinued separation of church and
State and ?1thc middle course"
between rs^tionary polictes ami
the extreme View <il glvins eve:-ythine to ev^tyone. •
With votels showing more intelligence efich day, Ntw Jersey
Republican tshou'4 abandon ancient ideasj nd came up with
something w and progressive if
they hope t in future elections,
political observers
State Hou
beliave*
HOLIDAn — The fifth of
March woi^p become a holiday
in New Jerwy and be known as
Chrl&pus Afliucks Day under the
provisions (ft a bill before the
Leyislature.'it was introduced by
GLAMOR G I R L S . . . . By BOD Fltwers
naw in charge of hunting smugglers in Qermany, was supplanted as Superintendent of State
Police by former Governor Harold O. Hoffman after the famous
Lindbergh baby kidnap case. He
was succeeded by Colonel Mark
• O. Klmberling who in turn was
given a pension upon retirement
through a law passed by the Legislature;
REORGANIZATION: -Economy In State Qovernment is a
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Compared with January, 1948, the
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Protect your hard-earned savings by
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Your money will be INSURED up to
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TIRES REPAIRED
Tel. V, A. «^»T3
nesday for the minstrel to be pre- Mr. and Mrs. August De Vied W M
and .
AMBOY AVE. AND GREEN ST. sented April 28-29-30 al the fire- son, Ausust, Palinfleld; Mrs. Prank
ia; Margiur; itiijahouse by the Ladies Auxiliary and Importico and daughters .C^rol
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
, . . -Mrs. Robt'r. .ii'iwithe Colonia Volunteer Fire Co and Anne, Mrs. Lester Kuweraj
357 STATE STREET
" Brini^niclt. Miss OiifflHl
Woodbrldee 8-0887
'
Mrs. Carie Staunton is chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Al' Maskarenifc, MTi
?d to W.ilter Irvini'. R»liPERTH AMBOY. N. J.
with
fred
8utter
as
co-chairipan.
and Mrs. James Black, Jeanette'
d a t r l!:i.'i been a n fur liif
Phone P. A. 4-1290
Earl Cluney, South Amboy. is di- Karen and Robert Black.
rector, Joseph Ctereghty his assistGARAGE
—Mrs. Alveda Suit, West Street
v a n d Mrs. John MackpiviH.
ant, and Al Cleaver pianist. The
Standard Esso Products
was the luncheon guest of MrS.
,,.id Avenue, i-iiterUiiiii'JMr.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
committees include: journal, Harry
Francis Westbrook, New varhaft
Mrs. Jiuncs Schillfr. Nor
Phone
Read, Robert Schussler, Mr. Ifnd
Buescher, Selmer, Martin and
567 ROOSEVELT AVENUE
Friday,
•
Over the ivcek-end. (
Woodbrldre
8-4064
and
8-0533
Mrs. Stanley Seabasty, Mrs. Helen
Eupiphone.
-Mis. Mildred Condas i» rew£
CARTEBET
and Mrs. Puskel Merrill.
Cor. Amboy Avenue and
Student and Professional
Huelsenbeck, Mrs. Edna Skibinskl;
Derating at her home on Inman
Avi'iiup. rnlertained on
Instruments.
CARTERET 8-J63S
refreshments,
Mrs.
Christina
TagSecond Street
Peter Gillmiisen, Rose'*'
Musical Instruction on All
gart, Mrs. Edith 6cott-and Mrs. Avenue after being a surflciaj pa*
Firestone Tires and Tubes
[den Crosby, Linden; Mr.
Instruments.
Dorothy Schussler; tickets, Mrs, tient at Rahway Meoforial H M - .
•
• " v "'•
H«J-iy Head :ni(l Mrs,5'
Woodbrldre, N. J.
Marie- Butter and Mrs. Emma Mor- P i t a h
4(5 New Brunswick Avenue
—Mrs. Mary Barbosa hag w
lUscn, Colonia 111 celelj)
risey; publicity, George1 Scott and
Fords, N. J.
!&«»
MeiTiito birthday, ,Mrs. Margaret Scott. Practice will turned from St. Elizabeth's
Perth Araboy 4-694S
INSURANCE
v
^
itr KarJteli. West v 7
be at 7:30 P. M. Wednesday eve- pital, Elizabeth, to h
nings, at the flrehouse, with the Cavour Terrace.
a day of gfllftng OL • •
Stephen Hodroskl, Jr., Prop.
—Mr. and Mrs.
^at^t
next rehearsal on February 23.
HI iiui Bank.
Representing Bo/nton Qrottien
Thompson, Aroherst Avenu*,
Res. CA-8-6404
s Chauncey McSpkitt
A Co, Orer 27 Yetri
—The Civic Improvement Club tended a birthdaj[4>arty <aj
Ferhap* your heating plant needs
^Jver Road, visted Mrs,
sponsored a successful Valentine day in honor of Mrs. -i
modernitliv. Automatic clocks and
Snpiiclt, Hoboken, Thur
dance Saturday evening ait the Hodges, Jr., at the Gypsy
dampen may nave up to 20%. Telephone Woo4bridje 8-1892-J
M,cSplritt attended a
Television
and
Radio
Sales,
clubhouse,
Inman
Avenue.
Mrs,
Carteret.
KLECTROL OIL BURNERS
e of Hie Ice Show at Mr
Service, and Supplies
Stella Esposito was chairmajn, asINSTALLED.
—Boy Scout Troop 4fl r
_ Square Garden, Tuesday,
SOUND EQUIPMENT RENTED sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ceive its charter from
STOKERS INSTALLED.
Sr—Mr. and Mrs. Armanu Var.:
Recordings Made - Just Call Us Suit, Andy Esposito, Miss Helen Council tomorrow night," " i F ' t S f
tden and children, Godfrey c
Suit, James Black, Fred Rosenberg, flrehouse, Inman Avenu*. Stanfirf
HINES ROOFING CO.
296 PKI&HING AVENUE
yn, Fagan Place and •*'
Music was supjied by the "Rythin- Seabasty is seoutnwiiterriBJffiS 1
Gntters
•
Leaders
SkyKfatt
CARTERET, N. J.
31 MAPLEWOOD AVENUE
nild O'Neil and son, K^
aires,1' and a song -program was is sponsored by the Colonia ,
Slate and Aiph»H l o o n
u
METUCJ1E.V, NEW JERSEY
-..,.. Cliff Road, visited h w 1 '
given by the members of the Glee teei
Rubberold Bhlnitos
" *** Co. All member? $
Call Metuchen 6-1538
N W York City, Saturday.
Club,
under
the
direction
of
WOODBRIDGE
All work covered by Workmen's
Firt Company and LadMs rtu*mand Mrs. George U?
Thomas Leworthy. The,'door prize
Compensation and Liability
ary are invited to attenjn, At.a'tft*.
Avenue, ^attend* ':
was won J>y Miss Dordthy Longcent Com t of Honor held a
4bt)i wedding annwersary *
street, and a, special award by
Perth 'Amboy High School,
Mr. and JJU's.
Francis Wtstbrook, The nextme«t- thony Giacobbe was awarded
456 School Street, WoodbrUr*
ing of the club will be he|d to- badge and Daniel Hahl BUur*»
IfDavid Bruce Mayer, .
morow, 8 P. M. at the clubhouse. Scou tmaster feeabasty and <
WO-8-1077
and Mr'f. Donald Mayor, F
The Olee Club will meet Thursday Hahl, chairman of tnrf troo
1' Avfruie, celebrated 1
evenings, 8 P. M.
m it tee, attended.
f
t
, liday with a party, with 1
—Mr. and Mrs. Fredi^uttferj
—The Card Club met Friday at
j ng guests: jJerry and
Tlnninf and Sheet Metal Work
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
the home of Mrs. Mary Brady, hertt Averjue, entertaitw^ $0,
G(U'y Mohi', Julia
Mri HaiTy Scull, Clark T&W.
Kooftnf. Metal CellUin aod
TtfETEBED
RATES
Gaywood
Avenue.
Present
were
l*ftl - Fooita > Nup|i|l«>
H(H»fn»mt
laid, Mayer, Jr.
1
Furnace
Wor<i
Mrs.
Christina
Tfggart,
Mrs.
Ema
l->t»fe Dully - I . N. l.ov'l lnaprrtrd
I5o
Crru
M T B U - <<nlnra - 1'riaklci
7
Eaeh AddiUonal H Mile . . 19o Wels, Mrs. Ednft Sklbtaski, Mrs.
Blrda - ( ' • * » - f
588 Alden Street
Etnma iMorrisey, Mrs. tyary WoisOFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET
nis and Mrs. Margaret Bcoit.
15| NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE
Woodbridge, N. J,
WOODBEIDGE. N. J.
—The Colortia Teen Association
PERTH AMBOY
Tel. 4-3419
Telephone 8-1241
met Wednesday at the Colonia
School, With Mr. and Mrs. Hirst
"SINCE 1905"
Broom in charge. Games of shuffleboerd and ping-pong were enLATEST STYLES
joyed, and about fifty boys and
ONE BUTTON ROLL
girls participated in the dancing,
NO GLTE3S
fXPEBJMENTrt
Hi Meredith street
Also cheperonint were Mr. and
DOUBLE
BREASTED
Rooflnr • Brick .Bidlnx
Mrs.
James
C
u
n
m
The
next
AsPerth Amboy, N. J.
S
Metal Woik
.
sociation d^nce will be held MonPiano Tutllni • Voicing - Action
PEDSH^OJ
day evening, 7:30 o'clock at the
309-313 NEW BBUNfljmCK i v
Befulat|nc - Repairing
.. V,
Colonia Library. Miss Patricia Fox
<S SMITH WREET
PERTH AMBOY. It. l \
Telephone P. A. 4-2911- W
is chairman assisted by Hope Jenot };"•
ttS. PE-4-M18
PERTH AMBO1T
• Charies Reasonable
nings, John Klmball, Joseph TerP. AV 4-09M-W
ranova, Charles Marten, George
BIPERT WORK GUARANTEED
Mapps and Kenneth Johnson.
Hlfbesl Reoommendations
ChapVones will be Mr. and Mrs.
Broem, Mr. and, Mrs. Currld, and
BRAKE
Mi\ and Mrs. Edward Talbot.
• Mtsicsl Instrmneits t j
Geis Bros
Gulf Service
Eddie's Music Center
• Real Estate - Insoranee •
Esposito's Music Shop
William Greenwald
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
Holohan Brothers
Donald T.Manton
• Television & Radio
T
Appy's Radio Service
RoeflBg and Siding •
HANS J. WUEWRICH
Pet Shop
Eferyirherc
Clark, the Floritt
Uuo Laundry
Vhrrlf
:
Oil Burners
f. A. 4-141!
':i1 "•
"
RTERET NOVELTY
_ Ha }«" li
MO 1 III^H- -orn; paper
fO
''#',
, '-"I1 '"i'" 1 Iliri-e piipera l i t » , . • — T
I^Miiniiiiiiri «imu(. t ' h a r n t t — I ' « « • • • )
w
Cli.'irij,',. r,r copy a l l o w e d ' o t M
No
2.' i. th'iH lo a l i n e — f l v i w o
RAYMOND JACKSON
AND SON
twt New
Woodbrtdn Headquarten for
a Complete Line of
Men's Work Clothes, Shoes,
Sportswear and L
1
eiitii
14O v «r itii*
.. ltQvHf.U
Timi'.i
Woodbridge Radio
"Fine Rug Cleaning"
l*|li'H(T,
„. use p«r 1JM
Locksmith
407 MARKET STREET
KRTHAMBOY
> Amy mi Navy Store •
1
(Uratrd !• Homllag Alley llnlldlng)
P. A. 4-1616
General Appliances
\
Fords Recreation
Liquor Store
3
"ll,
. 21'
"I'KIIATMI:
TIlttDK Nn
Complete Stock of Domestic
Anderson Radio
and Imported Wines, Beers
and Liquors
414 Amboy Avenue, Perth Amlny
574 AMBOY AVENUE
Phone Perth Amboy 4-3715
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
kuzma Cleaners
Tr.
OXE NEWSPAPER
SHOPPING GUIDE
and DIRECTORY
•
1
I .i
'• s ''' 1 U I K
YOUR
Liquor Stores
'„. I,I, . •'"'"•''•li'il
21J SMITH STBEBT
PERTH AMBOY. N. J.
Flume 4-SM4
• Fiieral Dlraetirt •
Hines Roofing Co.
Henry Janten A Soil
Joe's Pet Shop
For Bettor $i
Tuxedts
Piano Tuning
SYNOWiSCKl
Funeral Horn*
46 Atlantic Street
Cwt«ret,N.l
. Tfefhont Otrtent I-»71B
• Umbtr Mi Mlllwork #
Jmph L. Cwiklik
Let An.EXP^j
20
New Jersey Roofing
Company
Sam Fox
Brake
HENCE
coj
Wq
BKAKt;
t Plumbing & Heating •
Woodbridge Lumber Co.
Radiant and Munullu Hot Water
Hek,tiiu Oil Burner* Installed.
General llepujr Work
Woodbridfe, N. J,
Joseph Paul
24 CLAIRE AVE.
WOODBttlDGE, N. J.
for litllttWttl Inrtrmutlun call
WALL T6 WALL
Tllllg
—The Ladies' Aid of the New
E. NIEB DoveV Methodist Church will meet
tonight 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs, {Hi Befiecker, Wood Avenue.
IS $TAJT BTBKET. FOHD8, N. 3. Wcbhip service at the church win
be at 9:30 Sunday morning. The
BATHS
KITCHENS seriinon topic will be ''The Lord's
Prayer." Church School will be al.
BUBBER FLOORING
10:30 A, M. The official board will
(QUALITY FIRST)
mast at the chui-ch at 8 p, M.,
T. HARM8EN
AKTTILECO.
191 SMITH STRICT
" " • %
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1049
>nie
SET JIGSAW:—Deposits
70,123,000 were in 127 New
bunks and savings instiJons on December 11, the State
artment. of Banking and Insurance, reports . . . Beauty culture would be termed and designated a profession under the
provisions of a measure introduced in the Legislature by Assemblyman R. Cooper Brown, of
ft*.
during
^ comp
.the boa
1
Colllnsswood. . , . Hew Jersey
poultrymcn have enrolled 589,575
chickens and turkeys In the New
Jersey-National Poultry and Turkey Improvement plan . , . State
Tax Commissioner Homer C.
Zink, of Belleville, has been
named by Governor Driscoll as
chahman of the new State Parole
Board for a six year term . . .
Governor Alfred K. Driscoll has
been urged to support a move- State, by the Lltvany bill in tht
ment to establish a ferry service Legislature . . . Minimum wages
between Cape May and Lewes, of severity-five cents per hour for
Delewars . . . The State Depart- * forty hour week would be rement of Motor Vehicles has quired for New Jersey workers
named the hit-and-run driver as after Juk 1 next, under a mintthe meanest man In the world . . . mum wages and hours bill introPersons and firms engaging In duced in the Legislature by Asthe business of teaching the driv- semblyman Prank W. Shershin,
ing of autos or motorcycles would of Clifton . . . Rabies has been
be licensed at $100 a year by the prevalent in the fox population
of Sullivan County In New York
State anil there is considerable
loss of cattle In that county from
rabies and unless the Infection Is
checked, it might spread to New
Jersey, the State Department of
Health warns.*. . . Tenure 'would
be provided full time school dentists the same as school teachers,
secretaries, n u r s e s , janitors,
clerks and other school employes.
under the Clemens bill in the
Legislature . . . The State Pish
and Game Division of the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development would be
authorized to name the Gorfe
in the Raritafl River the 'Ken
Lockwood" Oorge In memory of
the late Newark News writer, by
* e Mathls bill before the eglslTturD.'
CAPITOL
R. Ftsh. ft n»b«rtn»n, *fld Dr. F.
H. Fisher, a wtttUt, mM-ty accident in n ffaoty.«a*b tteentiy
when trMflr
State Moto
reveals". >' .
dieting Ml
May County ftjr .
State Dcpa^tnHtit of
reports.
J
',V M'
7¥ 0 *
the
Special This
fehy »•
moriiing at 1,
Hast president j
ton Woman's Cli
« oi Our Savior's J
P
y
heir
husba
w. Mrs> Carl
K
son
' Richard, ar
" ; WilUam s t
Frank atrusz of
ft
OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M.
Closed All Day Tues. Feb. 22nd WASHINGTON'!
•IXTHDAY
'lrf' were h e |
'I'noop. ,.| 2:00 o'clc
°t Mineral Hon
PS? 1 ! 1 ' 1 8 1 *a'sin
Clov
«
?itrk
*^ff f
- Woodbrida
i/icjfcis Eutvrudn
Vacuum Packed
Lb. Con *r Jar
Acme's plantation coffee men' secure the finest
coffee obtainable. A unique "heat-flo" roasting
process "seals i n " the flavor of every bean by
penetrating rays of indirect heat, then these
famous coffees are blended to your particular
taste and rushed to your nearby Acme!
rch
e
Week-Enrj.Only!
... Result of 58 years of 'Know How'
Oranges
Medium large size.
Juicy
Florida
dozen 3 3 C
Today's best orange value!
Hcov7 bodied . . . tops them all for
flavor and volue! Flavor sealed
in by vacuum pocking, Try it NOW!
Tm
ANY "PMC IS TBA
ASCO :. 44c V£
This is "National Hot Tea Week"
Asco Orange PekoeT|A ^ 26c
pack*,. MJ
Ideal Orange Pekoe Tea Bags of M HOC
Tetley Tea V- 32c I Tea B a g s X ™ 7 9 c
Richer blend. Ground to your order,
Wincrest :. 4 0 c
Lighter bodied, vigorous flavor.
Sims
and Hfirs. Joh
Avenue , entc.
of the birllidaS
a\.and fcennet
iW£e: Mis wi)
•'local
children, WU
Mib Edr
"He Mlfl
|MkNancy
"id
Mr. anil Mra. Antho
id children, Anthony,
i: Mrs. Bertha. Kanlc
^>'». Prank' Maawros
Wr<. o fafljert. Thorn" l i e Women's
•'"hnWchUWSfe ha«(
Ink-1-
Florida Seedless Grapefruit 3 '•' 17c
Jersey Rome Beauty Apples 2» 25c
Fancy Mclntosh Apples M;^ 25c
New Crop Southern Cabbage fc 5c
U. S. No. 1 Yellow Onions * * •»• 29c
Jumbo White Celery Stalks
*» 19c
b
Fancy Western Carrots
2 »«*«17c
Tomatoes
Green Giant Peas p 20c
Cherries""
'L, „„ 27c Farmdale Peas'Vo',5""115c m
Tomato Juice 3 " ^ 29c FLAKO p | CRUST : i P^B, 16c Pork & BeansA5C0 2 ^" 21c
VEGETA81E
*\ ll-»t. O O _
O railC| 11
V " n0 JUICE
Cream White ih8t ;Z «on33c Tomatoes ^k ,d iiIl ."L 23c
COCKTAIt
L cant Z O C
O e U T I S f'tnth Sty I* Siring ^ rant OJ\t
Orange Juice '"„*) "«t, 25c Cream White stl0l tl, 0fl 93c
Blended Juice 3 ' ^ 29c Pie F i l l i n g r i ^ ' T 3 3 c Whole Kernel Corn JS. 19c
Dtl MAIZ
O 17-«i. Q C Tangerine Juice 2 '*.r 21c Lemon Pie Filling,*'rE, 23c /•«V ^ O r n Cmn
Jly)«
* tdnl « ) 3 C
r
Pineapple Juice 2H «„ 38c GoodLuckr r2 4 X15c
I N l O l e t S OH Ihi Cob L tarn 3 j C
Mail lab«l for I f . , book, "JO Hxip.i Mm Ilk. '
N
01
Peaches r::'"" ^.™ 27c
c
Q-T Frosting s ,™X"i 12c
Del Maiz Mexicorn ".21c
Grapefruits l :r; 2 2 r 29c
lD
IOf
! S ' i ! K r - 23c
Fruit Cocktail
" „ "37c Cake Mixes °° "*!Pk, 23c Asparagus
IDEAL Purplt, In ExlM
I : _ _ . FAHMDAIE Or..n
JO-OI. O C —
Hot Roil Mix
23c L i mas .nd whit,
Htavy Syrup
1041. MM23c
«.n / J C
5TKAINED
STKAINID
Butter Kernel
Butter Kernel
Swift's «AIY
Clapps
PEAS
CORN
Meats 2 J r . 35c Foods 10 r 93c
Wholt
K.rr.,1
ion
S3c
Jf.
19c V
17-01. tan 19c
Diced Meats 126c Ctrttl,
16c
Otltntil *-*i
T o m a t o Juice Sun '•• 3 1 7 28<-
box
Firm, perfect
tared.
taWH —Tlie
:
th-s
r
killed,
fancy, fresh
Roast
as„„„
Fl l u
$' 9
L PLANNED
The Women s Guild
B's Church will Hold a a
t auditorium on Wedne
t a l 8 o'clock. Homemai
A prizes will be feature
^yn Matthews is chaii
! social.
jrgers or
Serve
i torn
Monday riist|t at 1
Scandinavian Giffi
Be
51c
59c
43c
53c
Be
Kb.
M
« e R«»d o n " '
>y'*
The ftvfrHJwH cl
ThitUi
meat
PEAS
BEANS
39c
Pork Roll
Skinless franks
Midget Salami
Bologna
Flounder
New York M fite V
according
IS-OI.
-
35c
25c
^ t o 6.7 bUUon'23
! .
tasty, economic
Ib.
iudes aid
DU2
DufPs Hot
lO'ioi.
Roll Mix
14-01.
I-OI
ii-«i.
25c
2 packogti
25c
NAIISCO
IROADCAST COINED
Codfish Cakes HAIDSim
10'i-«i. can. 20c
It-oi. can 33c
Hash KEF
Premium Crackers
1
25c
mmun
NA SC
7.18c
Hygrade Franks *«.«« w e Cheese Ritz " L k 27c Codfish SHREDDED
vhh
Friends Beef %'l „ 63c Sunshine Hydrox X 25c ASCO Catsup
fAc
Ccintd t<
Wilson's Hash It-si, can 33c Vienna Fingers V",hi"k, 24c Woodbury s 0 :r
Fig BarsCUCK1N *°?L pk, 31c Bridal Bouquet
22c
Potted Meats WILSON'S
3U-oi. can 9c
1
WIUONI I D
T 8-ei caif- 24c
Vienna Sausage 4H>I. can • O C Instant Cocoa P«ncakt
Hovr
k
Aunt
Jemima
""£,%:
16c Sweetheart r r 2-.-17c
Soup Mix S
3 > " 32c
ttAP A
Uncle Ben's Rice r;;* 1 23c Ideal Syrup % ::b.Hl.19c PALCO Cleanser 3-114c
Sauce
Mushrooms "!"."*<!!, ... 35c Apple
Jesco Pine Soap 2 S j 25c
IDEAL
Mushrooms " T "*"«.**Vn
Strawberry Preserve J; 37c THRIVO S , 2 ^ 29c
ASCO
H
Tomato Sauce — 3!r.20c Peqni^t Butter
-r 35c 3-Little Kittens
Dazzle
Bleach
Holiday
Brownie
Mix r 49c
of the Hopelawn F '
«J Association has
one week .and will
;ht at * o'clock in 1
p w u 'sjphool. Plans will
lor the A&iociations 1 3 |
' ary party.
Meal
MI0
55c
59c
MlJ
» f
27c
IVORY
SOAP
packagf X ' ( ,
X
3
packaatt
liU
SPIC &
patkal*
P X . 22C
BlKfHV > 411 fc\S
OOLB 1EAL (HUE CAITON) I X l l A U I O I AIL-WHIH
•Extra Large Decorated Layer Cake 75c
Chocolate fudge c*ke, vanillp Iced, with Urge head Washington.
Assoried Rolls ,'°".15c Angel Food Ring « 3 9 t
Golden Loaf Cake ^ 19c Supreme Bread L 3 1 4 c
ANNIVERSARY
* Cocoanut Cream Bar Cake 35c
SpacliU 45c value!
>wo golden laytn!
;
Strictly Fresh "Grade A" Eggs 2 7 6 5 c
LARGE MIXED COLOK~
{• I
fi
~VT~
Gold Seal Eggs":?;; 59c
Silver Seal EggsJ» 55c
Margarine " f p t , . 27c
Del Rich M " " ' f pk, 36c
Mild Cheese . " 1 6 1 c
2 2 ^ ^ "!
Cream Cheese 2 K J &
Loaf Cheese"" " '"
Swiss Cheese
Lard
Dairycrest Ice Creqm
With
Card
> •. ,* v s x
modhim
cakoi
o.
irsoiM
6 knives with stgin-
IVORY
SOAP
DREFT
29c
C«lebron| Waihingttn'i Birthdoy This Weekend!
Silverware Set
quality nickel silver.
IVORV
OXYDOL
CAMAY
Toilet Soap
2 — 17c
f,.nch
less steel blades, 6
forks, 6 teaspoons,
6 soup spoons. Well
plated with pure s i l ver on the ffnest
Pitt
ic
1
Fancy
Selected
Wises {m ihr even
t ltBtUii*ws
Ml •
IBs and Mi s P oil Oil
IN TONIGHT
Natio»al Chtrry Weekf Mafcf Chrrf
CAMPBEU'S
t to be heftt in
brium, Frbiviaiv 2j
kfflade c.ikes ,uirt
COURSE
PDS — Rtvruit Rob
!, son of Mr. and Mrs,-]
;. -839 KiiiK Georges I
,™ipletecl the lenders' t r l
Source with the 9th lnla
at Fort Dix.fie is
to teach Avmy met
res to now induct
2^
79c
M«llprocit,iB»o FREE. Winlid 1 . cunJuln.Hnnw' « . i ,
waf,
'' ill
'
Wc
kMDKNT-LJlADIR
THimSDAY, FEBRUARY 17,
rrons Near Endof Court Trial, to Face New Brunswick
e
0 Rout
R O ut C^^^-^-^^55,12
Parochial CarteretK. of C Keeps Winning Skein Unmarred;Is Season
, J®*
*
u fJ
Record;
DRAZENOVICH.
Kahway
Clubs Tied Captures Woodbridge Combine Handily, 37 to 18 Contests to Go
OF THE
PENN STATE
BOXIN9 TBAM,
ONB OF
THE
lloth
ti 2 Kivalrirt
• i ; , r h jim Keatlna's
ri i cuiii'l combine
i Jioir worst. (Iff™I.
,! ihe Imnds of Ih-'
m ii Haliwuy City
,.. iiuhilns won the
,,n,!,,- by it 52-24
liiins, second half
hiiil little troub!:1
s.nnt'i, who were
11! >>s of several cf
r,..,'vc -•. Thp Rahway
,„ curl" lei"! imthp
mil failed to rellni-liini: I ' I C n a m e .
.1,,,. Baeek set the fast
.liurs by scorlnK 1'
••II Nniiicr was close
;. !>• other; with !1
, ;uiii Joe Ryan
l urn-,' M"irers with
;
CVO Inteimrdl;.•([ tlifir winning
, a .trim!! Blessed
'. Kl'/,il)flli to the
.,'!> The yoimx
,I.I •. work a m i
a , exhibited by
,:i , t n i m « i t n l in
...IMI vii loly over
,-;i Jum( V s t e l ••: ntl With til*'
I'.utiiiK Use net.s
ii iijhy Unxvary
,,.,n e l second in
. A,ii 11 poinLs
Mi ivcie t h e be.it
:.-.• Ble.wd Sac-1, t-i,!hi counters I
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IMBOY DAYS
\- S.VITRDAY
itafking up
VM; We've
::i;my items
•.t huddled
it final Feb•out event,
•ml all sizes
-nil's, but you
• uine super
|) i i.tiwy colored
anally adver-
.
.
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:i
liant . forward,
racked
up
thirteen
t v t , points to snatch the game's indiWOODBRIDQE - - Thr Barrons, '
\V
I.
i.ncm
Keating'** ("barges Given
n e a r l y tlie completion of their
0ff9Hresr
ST.
0ff
.7.V! vidual scoring honors. Lesko was
season willi a rccDni of seven wins
.:,(»)
MSAWWBI9HT
I. .Inmo
Season's Worst Blow,
.nun second high man for the Fords ag- l\ln.|y,lfti"ikl
st nine dtfeais. encounter the
PROSPBCTS
nf I'm.
Kiirly,
f
AntlHinv'x
gregation with 12 digits. McAulilte Mfilvelz. I
11 Brunswick Vocitmnal School
Losing 52 to 2 4
rrt COUB&0
relation tomonnw nnshton the
was top man In the point making
RANKS —
WOODBRIDOE—St. Joseph's K. department with eight registers to
of
Rt.I Blujisrs' hnnie court. TUP game
1
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l
.
I C. of Cai ten; maintained theli
HE He WON
is scheduled to start 11; H o'clock,
undisputed lead In the Parochial his credit.
-i
CQLLEOtATE.
ft
Ccach Baithn'^ court stars will ,
^t. ( h n r l f . i '
A. Keatln?, League.dli'ec.•fl. .1 olin'y
CROWN tN
be mil, to avnv.',o un curlier 41-34
11 !1 .100 School League by virtue of their tor,James
I'Ktrl.-k'N
announced
this
week
the
secHIS FIRST
29-19 triumph over St. Anthony's
setback at the hands of ihe tounty y£AR OF
ond half play will terminate Suns i . !'• i n r ' s
.MSI )f Port Rending.
I;
waL quintet. A vidwy over the
S
T
.
J
A
M
MS'
day with the loop playrofls schedVt:s will just, iihiut assure the
WOODBRIDGE—The) St. Mlch- Ed Ihnot paced St. Joseph's to
Bar ons of' an even split in their
»els and St. Charles quintets main- tlielr all important victory with- II) ule-J to commence nex^ week.
gtmL3 for the season with two re- •
tained their tie for fWt place In points which was high for the Tpe schedule of games for Sutlmalniiu gamed with Hoffman High
game.
Joe
Koll'oas
was
close
beda£
Wbruary
20,
are
listed
below.
the 81. James' Grammar School
School and Meiiiclvn, wiio were „
Our L»dy of Peace vs. St. Jo-.Iliirler, !•
loop by winning their respective hind his team matt with four field
.«nt down to defe.it cai-linr in the
goals and u foul. Superior Was St.seph's, 1:30 P. M.
I'nvvi rs,
na-mes this week.
l!;i I int. i
campaign by die Red li\nn-».
Anthony's chief scoriijg threat
St. Andrew's vs. Ht. Joseph's K. Mullen,
St. Michaels' was almost tumbled with six counters.
Howie M"Callen. cne of thp best
from their top perch when
St. James' went down to their of C, 2:15 P. M.
all
around court iinformers in
snappy St. Pettr's combine forced second defeat In the second half
St. James' vs. St. Anthony's, 3
Central Jeisey took ovn the septhe laague co-leaders to KO all out of play at the hand? of the power- P. M.
o n : I.AHV H
<i
V
'loiiiil roup IV scoring dcroy with
18-17 victory,
ST. JOSKPII'S !•
ful St. Joseph's five by a one-sided
•DO counters. He has scored onein order to come up/wjth a slim 37-18 score. The Carteret quintet
thud of the BniTons1 jioints thus
Captain Bobby Jordftn was chief- dominated the game from the
fa: this season luid chalked up 182
I
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ly lenponsiblt for St. Michael's vic- opening whistle and demonstrated
of these in his l-.tsl.ten Hames, after
I
tory with his all around Play and superior all-around play.
•j
I)'
Lllkii,
Sii-tin^ off to a slow start in his
i
I
consistent scoring. Jordan sank Tom Luwlor and John MedVeW
first five ti|ts. McCillen, a/diiviriK
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k
l
,
K
Murk,
i
four field goals and thr«e fouls to wt.e the big guns for St. Joseph's V a r p a ,
n
type player, mustered a'majoiity
capture the tramt's top offensive with ten and nine points respec- Ihiml, i
•t
I'
of his markers from io,sitk- the foul
ST. ANHItKWS
honurs. Joe Gaul followed his cap tively. John Valentine copped scori:l
!•' T line «here he is most effective, His '
Una in UK> point-nutkLng depart lnK honors for St. James' with five
Kirk, r
outstanding piry which has drawn
Xlivka, f
KT. ANTHONY'S
with flv» counters. Eddie markers,
comments Ircm several basketball
Kityc, r
O
and Shad Halntead tie
WHOSE
Our Lady ol Pea?e got back In l u - i - i l i i i s , f . . .
.
1
otticials mny assure_t]if lanky Barfor scorinn laurels for St. Petw1! the -win column by posting a hard- cuviiKi, r ...
TAT? PUPILS
.
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n
1
•on stur a berlh oiTths All-County
:i
, if
IHCLUOSP
were close behind Mullen In th fought 30-22 Conquest over the Superior, I
Knv;icli, ic
und All-State
fives.
>
HAMAS,
I'i'lxlllilll, I
With Captain Moon Mullen 3ciappy St. Andrew'? combine of
THINKS CHUCK
Tomorrow night Coach Bartha
Stmixilir,
K
Mi-AnHfff,
pavinit the way with 12 points Avt.iei.
Silllll. K
Intends to start alt his seniors who
LOOK/MS HEAVYElko, Our Lady of Peace's bril- l.'iv.:ik. I;
from the floor, St. Charles' kep
iiav<* borne the brunt of the-fled
flf HOPEHS'6
their undefeated string Intact b:
Blazers' attack Mils season. Howie
COACHED IM 27
subduing a St. Thomas'fiveby
YEARS —
-McCallt.i and Ed Qalvin will stai't
27-20
score.
PKAZSNOVICH 16
at forward: Bobby Kopperwhats
ALSO A 6O'M/NUTe
Hicliie Balint and Eddie Kernel
and Richie Hodan will be at the
were close behind Mullens in the
guard slots and Big Ed Olson has
scorlnK column with nine and sbt
tl« pivot post assignment tucked
points respectively. Ray Teipanick
MlOCilANIi'AI. h D I T .
11:4
UiVK
l'J2
under his arm. Bert Toth and Doug
criii T<*MI:\-IIOI sr,1ST
L'MI
liill.i
and Captain Tom Bader w«« high
\v
Levi, who will be wearing the red
men tor St. Thomas with a com- u s l \ '
1S9 and black for the last time this,
Knskul
i'lf:uif*r«
icn 121
Hunt
ibned total of 17 counters.
Itii iseason, are -afco expected to see a
S K k V H ' l - : K I . K ' T k l S III)
inn lllu
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St. John's dropped t surprised
lot of aqtioq in tomorrow night's
Ml
1IU
12.)
t-k
5S9
St. Patrick's team from the undecontest.
:u
12:.
12;
Hllml
:n
feated ranks by posting an imI.'.*
HKHVIl'rS
Last week the Barrons walked
By Johnnie Royle
n
y
Slin|i
135 177
pressive 17-14 decision over the 'ruftsinen
orl with one of their most thrilling
^'iub
IK of Tfaw«
favored five. Uttle Joe McKenny
Tfi1 121
Tavern
w
games of the year by turning back
28
All eyes air focused on the Barrons as they roar
palyed an Important role in St.
Five
44
orse's Painters
Roselle 52-51 In the final minutes
2S
B
Vets
4:;
PAI.KO'S
mkii Hoys
John's
victory
by
scoring
nine
down the hoiw stretch striving desperately to equal
Mt. C:inn«l Vtln
42
187
147 Slipll ('nmpuunil
01 the tilt. Howie McCallen put the
Tnmnskftvlrx
points which was tops fot the tilt crvli'e K l c t r l c
1.14 Shell Yard
:i»
K,9
name on ice with his pet jump shot
or better last season's record of an even split in their
1 r. S
itumaty
35
12S
Captain Joe Valentine was close 'orl l!»aillug Vet«.
urtluy Nite <,'liil>
as time ran out.
i'alko's Tavern
US K i w u u l s
24
StawlcUl
behind MtKenny with eight markgames to come out with a better than .500 average.
111 12 r>
OfflCR
Itllml
The Baivons had a 32*23 advan(MUAHKI.L.VS (1)
ers. Morris Powers paced St. PatS l i e l l Lull
Regardless of whether they reach their goal or not, we rick's with eight points,
126
tage at the hdlf time period, but
Kald
724 710 712
m
S i l K l . l . I.AH. 1 0 )
Siiliyuk
TOUT ISHAhlNtl YCTK. ( I t
the Roaelle quintet eiupted in the
17H
think Coach Bartha and the Red Blazers did a remarkU S ii)j
us
("Mliira
ST. JOHN'S
Simccn*
. H9
t'ommerton
third period and olosed the gap to
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I
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l
(-,
Clilanllii
A l l h a n l ,.
no
able job under the circumstances. They started the
14.".
Nemi-th, I
II
135 11(1
a 43-41 margin going into the final
Ut'ilul.imi
•!/ikuI t
'. ii:i in 141
15V
HONHO
,
131.
0
, us 177
stanza.
season handicapped with the loss of three veterans
Valentin*,
Sfil no
Zullu
4
ITS
. Hi3
The braak in the game came
M Klmir).
Wnsllcli
•I
HI
ir,
lul
I
'UPAS'S
12)
who were to have formed the nucleu3 of the 1949 aggreIJ70 VOtl 02 when Sam Mason of Roselle walked
Arnunr, K
II
no •:]::
iiO's noTK i;ij
l:i.licrt». if
1
gation, but the severe setback failed to discourage
131 179 154 to the foi}l line with the outcome
t-leurm .
'. ir.e I 17
M
181 167 of the game in his hands as the
Verel), Jr.
Wil
Mnynrek
Bartha and the players, who went about the task of
in \t* in
ST. P AT RICKS
Srrok
l)«mltn
Barrons held a slim 52-51 lead,
IS! 206 194
II
Vercli, Hr.
rebuilding a winning combination.
S.ilio, I
Il
. . 2 H 2,",6 llm
D.niko
but the nervous tension caused him
w
InmlKiui, 1
1
to miss both his free tosses with
"" Coach Bartha had a few veterans to work with who
I'iiwer*. i1
SII3 m i l l '
.
a
.\yeiiel
<2l
less than a minute remaining In
li.i iiraliun.
VAI5I) ( 3 )
SHI0L1
passed through their baptism of fire the previous year.
,,
II
A. Jticiian.
IIS 1 8 9
II. S n i l t l i i . - s ....
the game.
. ir.7
Isclin NIL 1
in
Vcivli Sr,
167 1711
lOltlcl'
Si|llf|il
Kav- ... .
Mi
Howie McCallen and Bobby
With these he worked in several promising freshmen
n;i
11;
Waitt
i-ir,
Shell
s
Ktiulas
I,",V
I.M
Mix
Kopperwhats were the Red BlazISIS
l
Ili.S
204
I'linlllli'kl
and sophomores who surprisingly gave good accounts
177 i h S
Haiti.11
ST. MI< HAK1-S
. 1X2
ers' scoring heroes with 17 and 11
of themselves when called to action. Lee Straube, Tony
I:. l< inlan, <
s.v:
77(1
811)
'1 points respectively.
Stronkmenger
SIIKIJ, (III
SATI'IMMY X I T K C l . l ' H ( " I
ALlIASlS ( i )
y. 1
copped
the
game's
individual
ofSmith
.
.
Pichalski, John Tomczik, and Jim Lake are a few yearis:; 100
1311
«ivcr
. II;:, 1IH
fensive honors with 19 counters.
.Stawiikl
in
i tin I'lifslak
IKS
lor. 117
tings who have helped tiie Barrons while gaining valuIK
8
14.".
AIIIIUMI
\\"ooiMii;iiiiiK
I r, i i Sll
IVrriini
ii
f
able experience for the future The Red Blazer mentor
ll'OI'-lll.'ll,
.\ ln.:isi
Hllml
III U7
17
ST. PETKIVS
l - a k i - . I'
could have prevented several high scores against his
Su|i|>,(, I
V, T
U7:i 741 70S
l - n l v l i i . I'
AVUN'KL (3
''ktnliiff, !'
team during the season, but instead, he inserted his
> I»
(HI
FFanilerhan
139
174 171
H1WANIS
f.al y.-r,
Mar •ml.il.
{'•'•>
?i\ 1S3 S-1.-H.iell ...
11)2 141
l, >:!
i,-,
i)
19(1
future stars to get the feel of varsity ball. We think
.Vtlnon, g
Mhiirp
1QS
ik
147 171
I I'll
I fill K t p i T W li;itH, H
1ST
183 l . a i l a
175 1»1 .1. Si-hWt'lULT
311
lloiliin, g
Bartha's strategy will pay off next season when the
m
Builiuir - .
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IM
shellackings he took in several games his year are
SliO 7D8 870 Nt-itmer
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69S 7 1 1
forgotten.
0
KMKKdlONTV SQfAD (J)
MIKmlliiK ill Trinli"
<)!•'
Scoring on the Township Bowling Alleys
SPORTS ROUND-UP
r
IIES
.
|f: »iH mir regular
for £2.50
KRS
In -ity elastic.
luml to 50c
Uil-WOOl
SUitS
it'll uceu for
•< tuuue
[OATS
>'• our d a r k
[<•'<' to $65
iOKF
hvws
Jackets —lined
*'«' to $32.50
* 10.00
I'ANTS
Sizes Only
J
i Flannel
to $17.50
95
Howie McCallen, the Barrons' brilliant forward, is
one of the chief reasons for the local quintet's successful drive. The lanky point maker has over 200 points
chalked up to his credit thus far this season and is
being compared with Buddy Campbell, one of the alltime Woodbridge High School greats. McCallen, wlro
stands well over six feet and weighs 174 pounds, is
credited by1 his coach as being an outstanding defensive player which is overshadowed by his consistent
scoring in double figures. This week-he heaped new
laurel* upon himself by. being chosen the most outstanding player in the county, an honor which has
been due for the past month. As the player of the week,
he was interviewed by Ray Somers, a local sportscaster,
over radio station WDHN of New Brunswick Monday
night. McCallen maintains a straight "A" scholastic
average which may help clinch his scholarship' to
William and Mary next fall.
Recreation Senior League Winds Up in Four-way Tie
The Jecreatipn Heavy Senior League is aW the present time hotteH than a firecracker on a pot s W e , with
the Avenel Panthers, St. Andrew's, and the Mtftowners
t l tied up for the loop leadership with a five-two reco r i at the jnd of the first half play. To confuse foe
matter all the more, a four-way tanglq is inevitable
when St. Anthony's and the Barons, tilth four wins
and two defeats, meet tonight to decide which aggregation is to join the top three. Going back over the
records, we were unable to uncover a local league
which wound yp in a four-way tie for first place The
situation may cause 9am Gioe a few sleepless nights
arranging a play-off schedule, but the f^r-way tip is
an Indication of the keen competition in the ledgue
. thts year. From where we sit, we would hate to stick
our necks out to pick the champ, as all four teams have
an outaide chance to cop the title. The play-off games
ought to be honeys with all of them evenly matched
HOOKERS . . . Molnar's basketball team to hold
its inaugural banquet Saturday rUght. . . . Hyer Larson seeing action with the 8t. Francis (P.A.)
Walter Drews, the Harts A.,A. new drum beater,
ing elaborate plans for the rapidly approaching ba»baii cimnalKi . . . With approximately twelve « p t rate 1IMSM.functioning in-the township, basketball
(Continued on * " " " *
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VO PAINLESS DENTIST
CI^VSLAND, O, — When
would-be robber, who had taken
;he wallet of Dr. Samuel "R. Q«rion, 3«-yW-old dentlat, put his
tun down to count Uie money in
J(» yum. the dentist engaged the
Aan In a knock^qwa, drag-out
j*t««.'th« would-be hold-up mtn
W\ th* worvt of UM flgtit, nui>ing
MVtre »c»lp l«c«rtWQA In « po
Uce cell after the battle.
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PERTH AMBOY—The New Jer*
sey Stutt Peflwaiion of Umpires Z u a r
and the Physical Education Com- .Mlnn,vl
at the Perth Amboy YMCA
|
will sponsor the flith annual b&se- llllml
clinic to be held at the Perth
Amboy YMCA, Thursday, Marqh 3.
The entire program hits been
u'rangeti through the fine cooper- iry
ttiort of the Newark Bears Base* >
Mil organization of the Int«r<
rational League, and Austin "Bus"
Lepine, wl» will be on h*nd to
wri
{iv« Qh» of his exceptional Wks llani'uclt
M
m baseball. Lepine, an outstanding;
ill around coaeh at Hiihland Park
ilgh School, will *V*> d«wonstrate
,he various teciinlques of catching.
Parke Carrol, Oenefal Manager
MT.
l
>f the Newark Bears, and Buddy
aassett, manaser of the Bears, will
v,
Tiake an appearance to speak on Blliul,
'he timely topic of baseball an aIVOVIU'H
career.
I Through the cooperat|on of U\e
Newark Beura Buseba.ll lO$ce, tin
Uneup of fthwi wilj be Itoineo
w
8qm« of Uu> movies to beP
tealured are: "Wor)d Series Moves of IIW." "Batting Stars," "Jntide B«««i>»ir "Pitching Stars,"
md "Circling the Baseu."
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Christmas season closes.
Refuge in Germany patterned on
Boy Town, Neb.
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Official Lengue
No. 97 "i$
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BASEBALL
MANAGERS
UMPIRB8
AND
SPONSORS
DON'T YOU
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 194!)
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Colonia Roy Scouts
' Plan Pa/ier Collection
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(Continued from Sports Pa«e>
*M surpassed softball and baseball as the most active
locally
Sewaren*A. A. the surprise of the
•woodbridge light senior league. . . . Joe McLaughlin
" Bob Qillis, who seem to improve with age, are
ytag the best season of their careers. . . . Howie
McCallen has given high school basketball in this area
a Shot in the arm with his outstanding play this seaSon. . . . Notice all the uniformed teams in the Recreation League this year.... Charlie Parr has temporarily
retired to the bench because of doctor's orders.
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Colonia Notes
alfnir and mu-.ii' will br supplied
by the ''KryMonei >." There will be
prices for the btst and most original costumes.
—Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrkowski.
Amhevst Avenut.Were'hcwi* loMr.
and Mrs John Tomaszewski. Slic s ter. Pa Mr. and M-s. lanatius
Murphy. Clifton Heights. Pa.
\ COLONIA—Boy Scouts of troop —Mr. and Mr?. Donald Mayer.
• 45f held a dance Saturday at Co* Fairview Avenue. enUrtained at a
Ionia Library. Chaperones ft ere Mr. Valentine dinner on Sunday Mr.
, an! Mrs. Charles Nickerson. Mr. and Mrs. John Godenitch and son.
' and Mrs. James Allardice. and Mr. Thomas. Woodbridge.
I and Mrs James Suthcrlin.
—Mr. and Mv.v Gewse Keller.
I Prize winners were Miss Agnes Middlesex Road, entertained their
, McClure. Miss Patricia Suiherlin. liddau?htci. Pamela 'Keller, of
j Thomas AlUrdice. Phillip PrasSer. Avenel. Sunday.
i Miss Jean Smiierlin and Miss Ann —Mi. and Mrs. Herbert Diefenj Stafflet.
bacher. Inwood Avenue, enterI The troop will conduct a paper tained on Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
j drive Saturday in the Colonia sec- Oostflv Scherr and Robert Qer :
i tion. Residents wiSiiin.! to \\a\e, berich. Unoin.
! paper collected are askejjjo gel In —Mr. and Mrs. Ausust Frazier.
touch with either of the patrol Arthur Avenue, were the guests
leaders. O. A. WilkPrson, III. orSunday of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
i Charles Dumas.
Drake. Railway.
—Daniel Den Bleyker. North
Hilt Road, entertained on Saturday Gary Den Bleyker. Avenel:
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—Mrs. Wendell Doll is confined
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with a bronchial ailment.
—Mr. and Mrs. Richard Birmeli.
Midfleld Road, entertained on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Howard BirBartons Near
meli and son, Howard. Jersey City.
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—Miss Margaret Scott is recuperating at her home. Inman Avenue, after a tonsilectomy perKnsi'.i.i.i-:
formed Tuesday at Rahway Memorial Hospital.
—The Civic Improvement Club
will sponsor a masquerade ball.
li Saturday. Febniary 26. at 8 P M.
at the clubhouse. Inman Avenue
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i Fred Rosenberg is chairman of the
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All Sizes and Colors. Slightly Irregular
MEN'S
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$ | .50
All Sizes. Slightly Irregular.
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make the most of it!
Charles HWIKPI.
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John Burket, Mr. and' u
min Thompson, Cnim,,',
BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY AND SAVK!
$ 10-°o
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OUTLET SALE
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Ctwrlps HodBfes. Ll'iid'ci,
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A Good I'larr in Buy, SHI, or .Service Your t'.ir
.Tlnirvald O'Niel nnil dayfehtrr,
Of-aldinc. West Cliff Road( spent
Saturday in Jersey City with relatives.
--Gcone Thompson^ Amherst
Avpiuie. celebrated his birthday at
n party on Sunday. Guests Included Mr. und Mrs, Oostn Knape.
Brooklyn: Mrs. Enirst Miller.
This Sale Will Be Held On Saturday
FEBRUARY 19th
You\e killed a little girl. Miitof.
that's what! You didn « think the
stfety campaigns and accident
(Utistics applied to you—you were
i "good" drivtr — you thought.
You could stop "on i dime" until
that Hitlc £irl ran out in front of
you. Now it . ',<Kt late: she i dead
and all tour regret wont briag
her back to life.
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We CJnnot stress too strongly:
Drive « i t h great o r e through
school zonLs and tro»dcd streets;
t ihild"> lilc is in too precious to
he iatniitid lo carelessness.
Thu • f t i
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coorat Anthracite Stoker. There's
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t'losed All D»y lutsday, February 22nd in nimmemurmUin o r
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tlatttchen « - m o or Ft-4-30«8
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