News, Pictures
Fairly, dearly
impartially Each Week
v: VIII—NO. 6
Sweetness
and
Light
,FIISE GMGOM
; ,vv
with which
,•>'. Education sur:> fiscal maniputho new Iselin
> achieved through
M has the same
•, he Inman Avenue
3fnbepenbent - leabet
Entered as fiw.onri Class Mnller
»( the Posl omci>. WmclDrlder. N ,1,
WOOUfUiUKiK. N .1, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956
l-t
Our Family of over 35,000
Readers is a Valuable Market
for All Our Advertisers.
Piibllshcri Kvfry Thursday
IS Cirfcn Street. Woodhrtfim. N J. "'
PRICE EIGHT CENTS
fail
Grand Jury to Get Findings
Of Investigation by Prosecutor
Into School Board Conduct
Menlo Park School Plans Are Held Up; Audit Slated;
Board Doesn't Yet Have Deed for Site Probe Centers
forth the need -which exists for the school.
Mr. Desmond said he has had several
On Purchasing
conferences with Abraham Traub, counsel tor
TRENTON — Althomh the Woodbrldge
Township Board of Education has submitted
plans to the Stale Department or Education
for a schottl to be located in Menlo Park Terrace, the Board has no deed to the site upon
which it proposes to build,
This fact developed today when Edward
Kilpatrlck, Assistant Commissioner, was asked
about the status of the application. He stated
no action has been taken because he has not
yet received an "endorsement certificate" from
Andrew D. Desmond, board attorney.
Mr, Desmond explained the situation In
this way:
Builders of the development, Sommern
Bros,, granted to the Board of Education an
11-acre tract at no charge. The deed to the
tract has not yet been received, despite continued effort to obtain it. Statement that the
tract Is owned by the district must be contained
In the endorsement certificate, which also sets
cases, the Board
the developers, and that several conditions to
WOODBRIDOE - * There is no
•miplete a firm barwhich both had agreed, had been discussed.
question In my mind that ultiHowever, he said, the deed for the property
•hc people. In the
mately the flndtnus In the Woodhas thus far not been received.
Iselin school there
bridge Board of Education investiDelay in receiving the deed is not only
-fill a shortage of
gation will be presented to the
holding up the Department of Education decision on the plans, but also the setting of a
Grand Jury," Prosecutor Alex Eber
between $15,000
date on which the Board can apply to the
said today as the result of a pre-:
«<o. and at Inman
State Department of Local Government (or
llminary investigation conducted
permission to finance the school. The applican t was a deficit of j
County Detective William.
tion before Assistant Commissioner Kilpatrlck
Bucko.
Vi both occasions
for approval of the plans was held on FebruMr, Bucko, who has interviewed
ary 28, nearly a month ago.
neglected, for purBoard members, employes And i
Although
the
tract
in
question
covers
11
.-..«> lefused to distractors, is the detective who w&f,acres, only five to six acres can be used for
In charge of the Investigation
isvulp" its failures THF. EASTKU Bl'NNY ARRIVES: For these two charming Township youiiRsters, drcssrd in their
the school because of the existence of sewer
charges of corporal punishment'
Sprint; flurry. Kaslrr is the loveliest time of year, thr time of 1'ejoiriiiK even as the grown-ups relines
and
a
branch
of
the
Rahway
River
which
•.»r.< and sought, inat the State Home for Boys
joice In (lie KoMirmtion of Christ, For little Mary Alice, Fitzpalrlek, ?.'•• vears old, daushter uf
runs through the property.
Jamesburg.
idc them through
Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick, 111 Crestview Road. Fords and for six-year-old .Ion Shay, son of
Mr.
and
Mrv
Vinrent
Shay.
652
Ridgedale
Avenue,
Wnodbridxe,
standing
in
front
of
a
bower
of
Mr. Eber said he had only a week-.'.Si
,.v in the current j
Kastrr plants, in Walsheck's Flower Shop, holdine coveted toys, thr Easter bunny has already arrived.
in which to "sample the evidencty!|
s.iy these devices' And with little Mary Aliee and Jon, the officers and employes of the Woodbridee Publishing
and statements obtained by
Company wish you all a very happy and joyous Easter.
Bucko" but that even a "prelimi- 1
•_.i! and. from a
Shy$lH,0H9 for Imviin Avenue School Furniture, nary study Indicates presentation!
•.-. M morality, rcpto the Grand Jury."
1 said before, and
Deficit was Included in Current Budget
It was .also learned on Rood,
WOODBRIDGE — The memory
•;t-y have destroyed
WOODBRIDGE — Investigation by Tlis Independent-Leader authority today that the Prosecuand excellent police work of a this week revealed the fact that the Board of Education overexpended tor has engaged an independent
v.r.dcnce in the adpatrolman, who was serving as the $400,000 appropriation for the Inman Avenue School by $13,089, auditor to go over the Board's
. r; of our school afacting desk sergeant early Monbooks.
hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen"; day, resulted In the arrest of two and that the latter sum, needed for furniture, was then Included Mr. Eber mentioned that one ol
WOODBRIUGE - "And the
Trinity Church
recessional hymn, "The Strife Is Avenel men for a holdup in Lin- in the capital outlay item in the 1955-56 budget, thus taxing the the matters to be presented to thtf ,
anijfl answered uncl said unto
Three services are scheduled
O'er, the Battle Done"; Post- den and proved the Innocence of taxpayers twice for the same thing.
the women, F't'iir not ye: for I
for Easter Sundny at the Trinity
The same maneuver was tried in Grand Jury will be so-called "split
lutie, "Jesus Christ, Our Lord another Avenellte whose car was
know
that
ye
seek
Jesus,
which
Episcopal
:.u.i were submitted
vouchers" which are a device alRedeemer,"
this
year's budget, to provide lor leged to have been used to evade
was crucified.
stolen while he slept and used in
Church accordr.Torate and were
"He Is not hen;-, for lie is
At 9:30 A. M. there will be Holy the holdup.
i n g to a n furniture lor new Iselin School public bidding. As an example of
1 authorising theii- risen, as he said. Come, sec the
n o u n c e - Communion and Sunday School. The patrolman was Identified as
18 and was halted by the Town this practice, a contractor would,/,
ments made by Music will be provided by the Joseph Oyenes by Police Chief
submit two or three bills, fot,;.
M the Iselin and In- place where the Lord lay.
Committee as illegal.
-Rev. William H. Junior Choir under the direction John R. Egan, who highly comslightly under $1,000 each, in oni"
"And go quickly, and tell his
tnue schools. The disciples thai he is risen from
Contracts for the school in- month, The law calls for bidding •
'Schmaus, rec- of James Dale Ryer, choirmaster, mended the officer.
eluding g e n e r a l construction, on work and equipment costing
tor, and Alson and Daniel Demarest, organist.
.'.-instructing, fur- the dead; und, behold, he gocth
Arrested and turned over to the
plumbing, heating and ventilat- $1,000 or more.
Vs^Brandes, organbefore
you
Into
Oalilef;
there
At
11:00
A.
M.
there
will
o
e
n
authorities
were
Harry
i
U
n
d
e
s
._ and preparing the
ing, steel and iron and electri,1st and choir - Holy Communion and sermon. ,Allfen> 2 2 a n d Albert Palasraa, U,
shall yc sec lilm: lo, I have told
Spending Viewed
cal work amounted to $370,638.
"master.
'"
r thr two schools was yOU." ' * "
Trre-mter o* service is -as fol'
TMe-trrrter
fol- h ^
i
Mercline Avdftue, AVeIncluded in ilia
Furniture
bids
for
the
school
lows:
Prelude,
"Blow,
Gold
At the eight
nel.
•
: by the Board, as I
evidence which will HO to the Mi<.
As Holy Week draw? to a close.
amounted
to
$15,574.66
and
other
1
o'clock service Trumpets, Blow"; processional
According to a report submitted
bills were as follows: Hawkins, GtKtid Jury, probably the middle fi !
..; dTheproptrJJrac- both Catholic -and Protestant
hymn,
"Come
Ye
Faithful,
H
o
l
y
C
o
m
to
the
chief
by
Oyenes,
a
call
was
Churches In the Township arc
Dclafleld and Wood, bonding at- ofTieXt month, Is the fact that <-r«—i--^
Jrr these clrcum- making final preparations for munion will be served and music Raise the Strain": introit, received at 2:10 KM., fro© Linden
'torneys, $347.38; Eidependent- Board has spent funds for equip- ,; '
"Christ
Our
Passover";
gradual,
will
be
ft.s
follows:
Prelude,
•\ould have been for Good .Friday services tomorrow "Prelude to Parsifal"; proces- "Hosanna:" hymn, "Jesus Christ police stating that two young men
Leacler, advertising, $6.72; Fords ment for new schools on other
had attempted to hold up a servand special Easter services SunBeacon, advertising, $6.72; Se- Items and lifts then included money,
.: i to disclose the day as they recall this Ktot;y of sional hymn. "Welcome Happy is Risen Today"; sermon, "The ice station on Route 1, there and
curity Banknote Co., Philadelphia, for furnltlire a second time in the
(Continued on Page Five)
Morning";
gradual.
"Hosanna";
were frightened away when a po»
. : the shortage and the resurrection.
printing of bonds, $102.30; J. Ed- capital otltlay account of current
| lice car arrived.
(Continued on Page Six)
ward Schicrloh, auditors, $8.57.
submission of anWhen last seen the holdup men
Merchant Associates, archi: rendum to authorwere headed toward Woodbridge
tects: March 25, 1953, $18,812.74; Merchants to Sponsor
hi
a
1955,
two-tone
Buick
sedan,
:.d;ture of the addiFebruary 11, 1954, $4,000; July 30,
Acting Sergeant Gyenes detailed
UP.IS. Many other
1954, professional services re: Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Patrolmen Steven Tobak, Walter
Venetian
blinds for school, $78.26;
Maijctnlak,
Charles
Nier
and
Na.:i-stricts hite found
— The Wood- ,
LAUDED BY CHIEF: Patrol- July 30, balance due on seven
zareth Barcellona In radio cars to
YVOODBRIDGE
—
The
base
tax
rate
for
1956
per
$100
assessed
WOODBRIDGE — Mayor Hugh cover Route 1 into Woodbridge man Gyenes' memory and quick- per cent of $370,638 in contracts, bridge Buslness's Association
/ s in the same dlvaluation will be $11.47 instead of $11.72 as previously estimated,
Quigley, in a communication proper, Route 1 and Avenel street thinking were responsible for the $3,131.92. J. H. Thaycr Martin, will spoijtor its Third annual
out they didn't seek it WHS announced at the Township Budget hearing Tuesday night, B.
to the Board of Education to- and Rahway Avenue leading off arrest of two holdup men, win- counsel, $382.05.
Easter flgg hunt and fashion
:t it by deceit Ours when the municipal budget was passed without objection.
day, advised the latter body to
parade at the Woodbrldge Drive- ,
ning for him the high commendThe 2f)-polnt reduction Is due to the $562,560 slashed from "purchase furniture for the new
Put In Budget
in Theatre Sunday at 3 P.M.
utitm of Police Chief Egan.
tin- Board of Education budget by the Town Committee, after the Iselin School 18 out of surplus," Meanwhile Gyenes received a
The total bills paid for the
There will be hundreds of
teletype message that the gas staBoard's budget was defeated twice The mayor's communication tion attendant had jotted down DINNER COMMITTEE SESSION i 5 C h 0 0 ' amounted to $413,089.32, ..dollars Wd$h of valuable prizes.
:obably would not by the voters. The rate would was such a list by Committee; reads as follows; "We realize that the license number of the getaway
making a deficit of $13,089.32, awarded tjj the lucky children
have bwn oven lower except that
Peter Schmidt, chairman of considerable furore has 'been car and that the vehicle was regis- WOODBRIDGE — A meeting which was placed in the capital who flri^ the gaily decorated
u discovered it now the Town committee underesti- man
Public Works, Mr. Alt asked if aroused in the community, par- tered In the name of John Peter- of the committee in charge of the outlay account in the following Eqater tg|s. The children par'>* been for the Ttawn mated 'the County Tax rate by he could see It after the meeting. ticularly in the Iselin section over eon, Rahway Avenue,
testimonial dinner for James Ca- year's budget.
tlclPttUfaf will be divided into
Mr. Alt inspected the list af- the prospect that the new school
age groupB, so that the younser
tano
to
be
held
April
26
at
The
Although
the
bids
for
the
Intees review Qf the 45 points.
Car Found
Previously the Committee had ter the session and was li\ a hud- might not be furnished and ready
children will have an equal op-,
man
Avenue
School
included
site
Pines
will
be
held
April
14
at
Patrolmen Nier and Marcinlak
midget alter It had
estimated $2 10 for local pur- dle with Committeeman Schmidt for occupancy In September ow« checked the Peterson home and 7 P. M., at the Town Hall. All work, parents of children attend- portutllty lo win.
'. Hd by the voters, pow; $7 56 for school purpose, for some time.
Ing to the fact that we were coming the school complain that the
An extra feature will be the
(Continued on Page Six)
ticket returns should be made as play areas have not been completpresentation of special prizes to
ubsequent reduction and $2.06 for County, making a Af>ked by a reporter of this pelled to strike out the entire,
soon as possible to Harry Burke at ed and the children come home the best-dressed mother and
total of $11.72. The new rates es- newspaper If a list of streets to proposed capital outlay item
•Mgefs total by $562,- tablished are as follows: $2.10 be repaired was available for pub- which Included the cost of such
child.
with shoes covered with mud.
his office, 414 Amboy Avenue,
^ Town Committee for local purpose; $8.86 for school I Hcatlon. Mr. Schmidt replied, furnishing.
a reduction of 70 "No."
""We assure you we were as|
•'i that the Board purpose,
points; and $2.51 for County.
Mr. Schmidt has consistently much concerned with the results
•nied in the budget
Only one quest inn was put to contended that such a list if pub- as was the Board. Though we were
<>f furnishing the the Committee during Tuesday's llshed. would only be used for compelled to submit a budget WOODBRIDGE — Funeral servcliool—When this!session and that was by William political purposes and has refused within a limited and inadequate ices for four-year-old Edwin M.
Alt who asked if a road program to submit n[ list lor publica- prriod of time before we solved' A q u i l a i 2 n Sherry Street, son of
had already had bw-n set up and if a list o( tions since he has been chair- the problem- of furnishing
Vincent M., and Mary Mooney
Iselin school without the possi- Aquila, 211 Sherry Street, who was
In the refcr- streets to bo repaired wa.s avail-! man of Public Works.
killed in an automoble accident
HK best search I can able. When informed that there'
j In Iselin Sunday afternoon in
• < als not a single
' which his brother and sister and
his aunt were critically injured
niv member of the |
were heldvyestei'dny at the Greltier
Education that it
Funeral Home. Rev. Harold Hlrsch
pronounced tl\e Blessing. Burial
•• that it had miswas in St. James Cemetery.
" or that It intendThe little boy is also survived by
•'ttempt Illegally to
brother. Vincent and a sister.
Juni'. both patients in Perth Am•i> the shortage by
boy General Hospital, his maternal
••tuition.
xi-Hiidmother, Mrs. Jennie Mooney
and h U paternal grandfather,
Jerome Aquila.
, Is why the
The aunt, Mrs. Helen B. Ford,
i ni hundreds of dol50, 245 Rahway Avenue, Elizsibeth
11
driver of the car, has not regained
peoples1 money in
consciousness and the police have
!ti
'i, desperate effort
not been uble to determine exactly
how the accident occured.
ii>is phoney budget
It IK known that the dead bov
:
had been thrashed
was ridiiiK In the front seat with
i he people, If the
his aunt and the other two chlldmi were in the rear seat. The
•'"le lost again, so
accident occured on the Linroln
••'uki be lost all hope
Highway between Iselin and Co. loula where the car rammed Into
•invdy providing the
a tree approximately 10 feet from
l(
» lurnlahlng the
tin: shoulder of the road.
'''•'in school -PI. money
Mrs. Ford came to visit Mrs.
Attulla,.her slater, and offered to
•'•"I'll- atreadj had proI take the children for a ride to
'"1('i' and for whose
Iritlin where the father operates
ram they had been
u delicatessen store. After the
1 lll|
they started homeward and
iy unawwe, For- BOORS I OR HAKRON LIBIUBY: rresciiUug boukN as a slit from Troop 18. (ilrl Scouts, is visit,
that is when the accident occured.
lv
la (ilubohU'k tiooy president, and recelvliie them in belwli «( Hie B»irou Library we Mrs.
the people were re*
The dead boy was thrown through WIN ESSAY AWAK1KS; Tlu-ee Woortbrldge Itixli School students are rtWffn tain* presented
librarian »n«l her wwlhtenl. Mrs. William Butter*, othtn. lull l«. rifht. are the windshield. The Injured were awards by representatives oi t|ie Ladles' Auxiliary uf W'uodbrldi* Pout, VFW, ttk the best *
'" U»<1 alert and also Otiruly « Hrununa.Beverly
Toblw, MM /ah. Mlohele Kuchlyak, Mrs, Robert Clark, assistant Jroup taken to the hospital by the he>
written uu (UtUeiiship. U'H tu rifht are Kay Wurman, Allan Cohen, Mr», R»b«)ti». Douus,
Nnuvy
Clark, Jewel Bniiiuu, Jo Ann Hunt and Mr*. William "
'
tluiirnulii; Margaret l*sKu tuul M n . rlureuw CiivuUm u,U*UUr*
l d l
llii First Aid
was
KeiiUnjf was uuable tu be pniwat wtwn the
iw
Sharp Police Work Just an Old Board Custom!
Nabs 2 in Holdup
Christ's Betrayal and Resurrection
Theme of Good Friday, Easter Services
County Tax Up, But Saving Iselin Furniture
On Board Budget Cuts Rate Solution Offered
Tot Dies in Crash,
Kin Still Critical
•A*.
. INDEPENDENT -T;
WO
Sclun>l Secretaries
Isolin Man Assaulted,
Says Reason is I nknown
1*1/111 Spring Workshop
,'r.
- T h e N e w ISFTJN Police today are .warch• . Association of School Sec- iriK r.ir tun assailants who last
••.?. announces Its Spring niutit st'vcnly heat 22-year-old
kihop April 14, at Monttiair l^ouls Pi'/za, (15 Wilton Avenue,
after he left an Oak Tree Road
i' Teachers College.
IHS Bertha Ohlott, secretary nt restaurant Fe/za lold police he
•)ul J l . Woodbridge. has been j HI Dtiti,/.c;l oru' of tlie men but
n.ncA to represent Middlesex' could .iM.l.ir the attack to no
n!v She will assist with renis- cause.
iini iind serve as hostess foi
F c « a t'tUI Patrolman Charles
day.
NICI, *h<j discovered him wan. Ki^derlck RoublnRer, com- (k-:in« partially dazed on Oak
\-•:.<]• of education: Dr. Tree Roar! that after he left the
i'l'iu r E. Hinrhey, superin- resiiununt he wus followed and
V'lii of schools of Montclalr: then beaten He was admitted to
Ml'arles P. Pierce, superlnten-j Perth Amboy General Hospital
1
! of scliools of Ocean City, ant!' with pos^illi fractures of the nose,
H'llicrt K. Jenkins, superinten- cheek boiic, i-h:-st bone and ribs.
; of .schools in Rldgewoori. will
Nimiu at 71, says all war Is
so.'ne of the partifcipants in
groups
School Schedules
Capping Exercises
Conniff Succeeds
Sharp as Principal
W00DBRIDOK - - James Con- j
nlff. u teacher at Woodbridgi1 High
School, was appointed principal of
Fords School 7, succeeding Howard
W. Sharp, who retires as principal
today after beins a teacher u>c
47 years. The appointment WHS
made nt an adjourned meeting last
Thursday.
Mr. Conniff has been a teacher
. In the local system since 1948. He
i is a resident of Avem'l.
The new principal's .salary for
the remainder of the school year
itfttl be on the basis of $5,300 a
year.
Gunther Heyse 'was appointed
high school • teacher to take Mr.
Conniff's place, at 43,950 a year.
Mr. Heyse has had five years' ex'
perience and the equivalent of a
Master's Depree.
"Appointed teachers, effective in
September at $3,400 a year were
Joanna Artym. Elva Maasei, Doris
Sohnle, Elaine Rothau.ter. Helen
,B. Gibbons was appointed at
i $4,150 a year as she has a Master's
! Degre* and more than five years
j experience and Mrs. Gladys S.
Persiill will receive $3,950 as she
has had more than five years' experience.
ATTEND CONFERENCE
,,,,„.,.„ AMBOY - Capping
, ' , ' , , f..r is pre-cllnlcal stud , , , ( , f the Perth Amboy General
IVrih Amboy General
NTRSF.S 1IOM) RAFFLE: Walter J. Krupa, ad „<••<"<"<"" ^ t ; " ' » ; l t n. KN. president of the
1
Hospital i * shown accepting book of raffle ticket;
I in- raffled «ff J " 1 " 1 6
Nurses Alumna, of IVrth Amboy toml Hospital, before the
dee on the new
at -I P.M.. at the hospital. The pnttttdl will br applied l« < >'•S nn... .
Residence. Tickets are on sale at the II<>M>H.II.
, iil.,1 H:-l.n..l "f Nursing will be
,,,,, ,,. ,iu' Middlesex County Vol,1!,!!,;,,,! School in Woodbridge
mvi Thursday at 8 P- M The exercises climax the first, by Miss Mercer, dicsix months of study by the first ing. Miss Ellzitbf-th >,
'•indents and mark the be- coordinator, will
ing of clinlc-al experience nt to the students \\,
kos. clinical ins
the hospital.
sent t l ^ Florence
Presiding at the ceremonies will from which the
mur. ;,
be Charles E. Gregory. Woodbrldgn will be lifhted f«n
president of the hospital's board of being rappid M;i!^
ijovernors.
,
^efemonies will lip \\
After the invoctalon by the Rev Oontero and M i...
Joseph V. Kerr. pastor of Holy
o l U i l c a l in••!]
Members of tii" ci.
Spirit Church, Perth Amboy. greet; will be extended to the group cia Griffin and B ! : i> i
1)V Wnlttr J. Krupa. admlnlstra- Avenel; Maniaiei i>,
tive issistnnt of trie hospital, and ret: Sif\*% Mallov \
Forrest P. Dext«r of Union, Junior salle T).inbui'»'. Bevc:!
College. Cranford. who will also Carol Ollvera. Raliwa
present the annual scholastic kowiiik. South Am
nw;u-d to the first year student «t- Oreene, Piinceton
tiilnins! the highest average during Ondcr«oi,. Min-y \
the class's studies at the school. Claire Juplnk.i .Invi.
Miss Helen Pickard. associate Sknnieczny. and <•;,
Amboy
director of nursing-art education,
will present the clw tor capping
WOODBRIDOE—Eunice Bloomfleld Society, Children of the
Rev. Davis to Address
American Revolution, was reprel«vi-ly split-lpvel home at :ill!i Ciilotiia Boulevard, C'olonla.
sented at the annual State conCounty W.IV..S. Hanquet
sold this week to Mr. and .Mrs. Hi-nr> I. I'olston for $18,400
ference at Princeton by Mrs, John
,\ the —
Kreger, senior president and Miss
WOODBRIDi >E — Rev. John F.
Susan Bowers, junior president. FRANK BERGHOF
Davis, vice-pr;sident of Seton
,They attended a luncheon at
COLONIA — Frank Berghof. 83,
H:;'l Uhiversii", will be guest
Tel. WO-8-3550 I Nassau Tavern.
",'.lti Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge
husband of the late Nettie Klpe
WOODBRIDGE — A total of •speaker ut the annual banquet
Berghof. died yesterday at the $3,060 was collected in the 1956 of the Middlesex County Federhome of his daughter, Miss Ade- March of Dimes in Woodbridge ation of Holy Name Societies to
laide Bershof, Warwick Road. He proper, according to a report j be held April U at The Pines, Me'
is also survived by a grandson, submitted by Adolph Gottstein, •uchen. He will discuss Seton Hall1;
John S. Alden, Colonia; a grand- chairman.
role in the field of medical edu
daughter, Mrs. Erllng Gamble.
ration.
The
sum
was
divided
as
follows:
Richmond, Ind., and a brother '
Matthew Zaleski, president of
Mother's March. $1,022 23; mail
Philip B.. Philadelphia.
the federation, will deliver the
donations,
$808.15;
High
School,
Funeral services will be held
welcoming address. Other speakSaturday morning at 10 o'clock at $308.08; School 1, $103.95; School ers Include Msgr. James A, Hardthe Warwick Road address. Burial 11, $71.24; St. James' School, ing, spiritual director of the Diowill be in Laurel Hill Park Ceme- $54.2£; Str/wberry Hill School,
cesan Union of Holy Name Sotery, Philadelphia. A retired music $20; business establishments, $108;
cieties; and Rev. Joseph J. Concoin
collectors,
5237.32;
sports,
teacher, Mr. Berghof was a long$55.62; special events, $101.40; nolly, spiritual director of the
time resident of Philadelphia.
clubs and organizations, $52.50; county federation.
The affair, which honors the
Peanuts for Polio isold by High
F.MANUEL INAC1O
spiritual directors of the county'
WOODBRIDGE — Funeral serv- School students, $117.26.
ices for Emanuel Inacio, 9, 334
Mrs. Nell SUxtdard was chair- 52 Holy Name groups, is being ar
Crampton Avenue, were held Tues- man for the Mother's March and ranged by J. Russel] Voorhees,
day at St. James' Church with ner captains were Mrs. Michael Geoik'e Emery. Clifford HanderRev. Gustav Napoleon officiating Shannon, Mrs. Leon Gerity, Mrs. han, Anthony Majewski, Albert
at the church and at St. James' Gerard Dalton, Mrs. Charles Fan1, Herrefhan and J. Harlan Gray.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Steven Jr., Mrs. Daniel Cosgrove, Mrs,
Baranko, Jr., Manuel Martins, Robert Fitzpatiick, Mrs. Jacob Thomas Murtagh, Mrs. Herbert
Manuel Correla and Antonio Fer- Schein, Mrs. Frank Russell, Mrs, Neilsen and Mrs. William Gadek
reira.
Joseph De Maio, Mrs. Stanley la- Assisting in special events were
vorsky, Mrs. Joseph Murphy, Mrs Charles Nagy and Gene Fedor.
MARGARET E. FINN
WOODBRIDGE — Funeral servi c e s for Mrs. Margaret E. Finn, 18
I-Burlington Street, Carteret, formerly pi Woodbridge, were held
yesterday morning f r o m the
Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green
Street, and at St. Joseph's Church,
Carteret. Pallbearers were Richard
Dunigan, George Thullesen, Arnold
and Michael Houser, George StanEaster Sunday dinner out! A treat for all . . .
berry, Thorvald Rassmussen.
OBITUARIES
JOHN F. MANTON AGENCY
$3,060 Raised
In Polio Drive
On this, our first Easter in Wood
bridge, we can only say thank y<ui
from the bottom of our hearU! Wo , \
tend our very warmest wishes to you
and yours for a wonderful, happv
Easter.
We are looking forward to spend
ing many more Easters in Woodbi id-<
with all the wonderful friends we h.ivt
made.
Take The Family
Out To Dinner
a vacation for Mom! She'll enjoy the luxuries
of our thoughtful service, restful surroundings, our savory cuisine. Make your reservations now.
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
U. S. ROUTE # 1 , WOODBRIDGE
For Reservations Telephone 8-1700
MRS. LAURA BECK JENSEN
ISBLIN — Mrs. Laura Beck
Jensen died yesterday at her
home after a lengthy illness. She|
was a communicant of St. Steph-'
en's Danish Lutheran Church,
Perth Amboy.
She is survived by her husband,
John Beck Jensen, and a sister,
Mrs. Marie A. Jensen, Westfield.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 P. M., from the
Costello Funeral Home, Green
Street and Cooper Avenue. Cremation will be at the Rosehill
I Crematory, Linden.
CASH GONK
WOODBRIDOE
.
berles were mport'i ;i,
lawn section, Satui(i.,v
Graham, 16 Lotus ;•,
Patrolmen Roberi T,,
Charles Wydn thm j / ,
silver, was tak(>n fi,,.,.
box in his house . ( ; 1;:
Joseph, 86 [,atir-l r i ; , ,
that $5 In cash v>. ahis home. In both , , ,
rooms were ransiuk •
Lou - Sal's
HAIR STYLISTS
Mr. Louis and Miss Sally
76 Main Street, Woodbridge
Open Daily 9 A. M to 6 P. M.
Friday 9 A M to 9 P. M
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
FOR RESERVATION CALL WO-8-1453
BABY CHICKS
YKS. It THOl'SANI) COtikEUELS
TO RE(;iVE!\ AWAY ABSOLUTELY
FREE, AND WITHOUT OBLIGATION.
Have your MORTGAGE LOAN
made to
measure, too
B
All we ask is that you bring your
own container, preferably a shoebox. Don't miss this chance. Come
early and be sure of getting yours.
When you build or buy,
we'll gladly help you
arrange home financing
that exactly fits
your Individual needs.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956
PAOE THREE
\f\ Presented New Play nowin Rehearsal
Woman's Club At Circle Playhouse Here
Newcomer Gets
Coveted Role
Teachers Outline
Plans for Dinner
WOODBRTDOE 'Through
WOODRRUXIE
The WoodWOODHRIDGR — Pityins the
the Night." a mystery-comedy by
Township Education Asso\<-M> of Marty Ooodwin in tl\c
Florence Ryerson and Colin Cleciation will meet Thursday. April
\d;illi I*n>H Marprs fnrtriromint
ments, has been cast and rehearI?, at R P.M. i» Avrnel School, it
production of "The Fifth Season"
sals started March 23 at the Circle
w;is :iniKnmeod by the president,
«itl be a newcomer to the group.
Playhouse.
Mrs. K.iy Chalker.
Rirhard Klslun, Prrth Amboy The
Ruth Kaplan, who will direct
olay will be put on »» thr Woo<iTim Kiiost speaker will be Sut.
the play, has announced the cast
tiridie Jrw»h Community Center
Grorar Ellis of the Department, of
BS follows: Roberts, the butler,
on \;>nl 14. 15 and II.
and Public Safety nf the State
Ous Fisher, Woodbrldnc; Gregory
iif NPW Jersry A social hour Will
Mirty is the Iwn-aurd son of
Stanton. Ray Gardner. L'.nden;
be held utter the business meeting
'»)<• partners in UM* drew, firm of
By MRS.
uiul program.
,,,,,,,;, fm the coming Kay, 'Rita Bush. Runway; Sayrc
CrtKxlw:n-Plnew. Hr passes up an
Holbrook, Marilynne Wodainskl,
JOHN T.
Mrs Bernard Jost. rhulrman of.
,, m iilrcl by the n o m i ovixirusnisy to p.ttend PrinN-ton
Hopclawn; Mrs Alicia Kcefc.
McDONNELL
the association's nnnnnl dinner
'.1Mtiff chairman, Mrs.
for .i position In the family busiEileen Woodward. Rahway; Bunwhich will be held at Colonin
' t j,,,n The election will
r.r->- Martv wts involved In an
15 Sixth Street
ny, Dan Blumberi?. Elizabeth;
Country Club Thursday, May 3, has
. , i , . April meeting.
.ill>ir
with
an
"older
woman."
Port Reading
Dwlght Holbrook, Mike Tansoy.
announced the following chairmen
. m : i r ic to attend F e d ahirh li.n « fortunate conclusion.
Woodbrldgr; C a l v i n Driscoll,
RECEIVES PROMOTION: William (i, MarDowrll. >nn of Mr. and
of commiUePs: Mrs. Alfred Urffer
,,,,, R rams »t M a t a W0-8-U11-W
Chuck Schlcker. Rahway: Smith.
Mr Kislan is a student at St.
Mrs. Roy F. MncDowrll. 141 Dunham Place. Wondbriclge. N. J..
MISS imitOTHY Ol'NN
nnd Miss Thora Tfiit. tickets; Miss: .; u ,,,d park and t o
Tony Provlruano, WoodbridRCI
Mary's High School in Perth Am- TO WEI) l.O< \I. MAN: Mr. MBry McOoniglr and Mrs, John
receives his warrant of promotion to Marine Private Kirst Class
l n , , , l District Spring
Bart Jeniip, Manny Ooldfarb,
at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Island. S. C. Mirine
boy He has played Uie role of nnd Mrs. Hugh V. Dunn, 13 Feldman, Invitations; Miss Mary
\.,, ii 17 In Bed Bartk.
Officer Bartholomew LaRocca made the presentation M:».vh t.
Woodbridge.
Mr. Snow in the school's produc- Brrman K»;id, Old Brtdlt«. an- Mullen, publicity; Mrs Carl FlemMiss
Pillo
Given
Showrr
•Afi-t- also made t o
Mr. LaRocca is the officer in charrr of the Parris Island Band,
ion of "Carousel," arid Senator nounrr (lie rneaecmrnt of their ing and Miss Yolanda Nicorvo,
Frances
Schantz.
Carteret.
will
A
surpri.se
miscellaneous
shower
, !,iuve lunch a t the
of which MarDowell is a member. Before entering the Marine
Gullafther in "Call Me Madam' daiiKhtrr, Dorothy, to Andrrw decorations: Mrs. Ernest Link, reIi,,tc!. T i f n t o n and t h e be assistant director. Ted Zyla, was held in honor of Miss Julie
Corps In June. 19S5, MacDoweli graduated from
Richard entered the New Jersey Ran, Jr., son nf Mr. and Mrs. ception.
High School.
ii,,. Newark Museum Linden has been named stage Pillo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
competition for high school stu- Andrew Ran. 35 Clairt Avenue,
manager.
The dinner is open to members
Ralph Pillo, Fourth Street, at the
dents in Humorous Interpretations Woodbridge. Miss Dunn attend- of the Association and guests, as
The play will be staged in the
voted to
the
( III>
and utter an arduous schedule was ed South River Hlrh School well as all members of the WoodLido Gardens, Perth Amboy. The
,,,,1 tiir Mt. Carmel round at the Circle Playhouse,
awarded U * First Prtee. His and Is rmplojrrd by SUvId En- bridge Township school personnel.
affair was given by her bridesMartin
Terrace,
sometime
In
May.
•'.•I
chRractcraaUon was Uiat of SaCo.. North Plalnflfld.
maids-to-be,
Misses
Gloria
Ster11 Hum, membership
klni. the Okinawan inteipreUr of Mr. Raez is a graduate of Wood- HIT* CAPS CONE
, ,,,,111]-cd that Mrs. dance. Announced the affair has phonc, Westfleld; Albtna D'Alesslo,
the Broadway hit. 'The Teahouse bridge Hifih School and la cmWOODBRTDGE — Louis Weiss,
,
,K| iipcn accepted been slated for April 21 at the Arlene Pillo, sister of the bride-toof The Auaust Moon.
ployed by Public Service Gas 1 Center Circle, informed S(rt.
AVENEL—Miss
Shirley
E.
Hen-1
be,
and
Miss
Pillo's
mother,
Mrs.
Rarllan Yacht Club with music
Frank Miller Tuesday that four
As winner of the humorous pre- j Company. N«w Brunswick.
H,,:n<l of Directors
Ralph Pillo. all of Port Reading. ry. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' .
hub caps were stolen from his
srntaUon contest, Richard has
I, ii scheduled for to be furnished by Freddie Green
Howard Henry. 53 Madison Ave-j I
Sixty-five fruests from Woodcar while It was parked in front
TO
PLAN
SOCIAL
Bnd
his
orchestra.
Mrs.
Lester
;
automatically
been
entered
In
the
, ,' M at the home
nue, became the bride of Abram'*'
of his home. Two hub caps were
I dramatic portion of the competl. Fun-, 621 Linden Stockel is co-chairman. Reserva- ! bridge, Carteret, Avenel, Perth Van Bramer, son of Mrs. Abram
FORDS — The Ladies' Aid Soalso stolen off a car owned by
Uon
- which will take place in April. ciety of Our Redeemer Evangelical
Mis Walter SU1I- tions are belnn taken by Mrs. j Amboy, Westflrld, White Plains, Va|i Bramer. 600 Ford Avenue,
John F. Dalton. 608 Lexington
N. Y.. and Port Reading attended. and the late Mr. Van Bramer.
Lutheran Church will meet April
11 '.S
David Black and Mrs. John SwalAvenue, C r a n l o r d , yesterday,
well
as
a
straight
dramatic
role.
Miss Pillo will be married April Sunday afternoon at the First
at 2 P. M. in the church hall
, : i •, nvll. music chairwhile the vehicle was parked In
AVENEL
—
Annual
department
Hck,
Jr.
Mrs.
Vincent
Is
in
charge
It is interesting to note that the Pians will be completed for a socta
28 at noon, in St. Anthony's Presbyterian Church. Woodbridge.
,, (i those Interested
the rear of St. Cecelia's Church,
• ,!i» Music Festival of entertainment.
Church. Port Readln;!, to George Rev. Earl Hannum Devanny, min- reports were given by all chair- finals of the contest will be held to be held April 12.
Isclin.
the afternoon of April 21. after
,, ivrth Amboy PresQue.su at the meetins included Dwyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. ister, performed the double-ring
Woman's
Club
of
Avenel
held
at
which
Mr.
Kislan
will
appc&r
as
Dwycr, Manhattan Ave- ceremony.
: ii iimy make ar- Mrs. Paul Jandemp and Mrs. J.
Temptation
CAKE-APRON SALE
The bride. Riven In marriage the home of Miss Rosalie Paul- Marty in the "Fifth Season" that
Scott Jessen, Woodbridxe and Mrs. nue, Avenel.
• ;,.ii.:li her.
Taxes eat up so large a par
WOODBRIDGE — A cake and
by her father, wore a white gown auskas. 51 Inverness Terrace, evening.
AMOUKII
reported Bernard Qulgley, Metuchen. Mrs.
Annual Breakfast
of the rich man's estate when apron sale will be held by the
Fords, with Miss Louis Paulauskas
with
the
bodice
made
of
lace
over
Daniel
Coserove
and
Mrs.
Rea,i.,' made for the
Prior to the Palm Sunday
he dies that he is tempted to Ladles' Auxiliary of Woodbridge
as co-hostess.
,, .nst:il!;itioii dinner sincer were In charge of hospitality breakfast sponsored by Port Read- satin and the skirt of lace and
to represent the 17 clubs in the go on living just for spite. —IPost VFW, at Martin Cleaners,
tulle over stain. The fingertipThe Third District Spring Tea.
• i,,. coloiiia Country assisted by Mrs. Eugene Leahy,
Third District at the annual con- Chicago Daily News.
Ing Fire Company I. the firemen,
April 7 from 10 A. M., to 3 P. M.
length sleeves were of lace. Her
H i i r y Reaslnger Mr?. Paul Kelt. Mrs. Melvln Melanexempt firemen, Holy Name So- veil was attached to a pillbox March 17 at New Brunswick, was vention of General Federation of
sprtng son. Mrs. Stockrl and Mrs. Farr.
ciety. Altar and Rosary Society. headpiece trimmed with seedj attended by Mrs. Hans Nielsen, Woman's Clubs, In Atlantic City
Ladles' Auxiliary and fire commis- pearls. She carried a traditional president; Miss Mary Lou G«li- in May.
sioners all received communion In bridal bouquet. Mrs. William sin, Mrs. Carl Glosfcey. Miss Tentative plans were made for
a body at the 7:30 o'clock mass Hoepful. Elizabeth, as matron ot Wilma Froelich, Mrs. Martin Gu- the annual Installation and mo• CHILDREN'S and ADULTS BOOKS •
in St. Anthony's Church. Sabby honor, wore a pale pink taffeta towski. and the club's two ad- ther-daughter banquet April 24
-0 RELIGIOUS BOOKS • BIBLES •
Martlno and Rlnaldo Lombard! dress, matchins accessories, and J visors. Mrs. Georne Leonard and at 82 Green Street, Woodbridgc.
• COOK BOOKS •
DICTIONARIES •
served as altar boys.
ALBUMS • DIARIES • GAMES
carried a bouquet of old-fashioned Mrs. Daniel Levy. Mrs. Levy is The next meetinR will be the
AUTOGRAPH and TRIP ROOKS • ATIJVSES
Breakfast was served after the flowers, The bridesmaids. Mrs. also the Third District Advisor. election of officers at the home
WRITING PAPER • NOTE BOOKS
Mass In the church hall. Charles William Van Bramer, Woodbridge, At the tea it was announced by of Mrs. James Mulligan. 152 InMcGfettlgan. president of the fire and MLss Shirley Mundy of Eliza- Mrs. Levy, that Mrs. Gloskey of man Avenue, with Mrs. Gloskey
LARGE SELECTION OF EASTER CARDS
company, was toastmastcr. Rev. beth, wore similar gowns in light the Avenel Club, had been chosen i as co-hostess.
Stanislaus Mllos gave the Invoca- blue, and also carried old-fashtion. Guest speaker was Edward, loned flowers.
Joseph Novinski, Kcasbey. served
SPARE TIME INCOME
A. KolodzleJ, Sayrovillc, who spoke
DOLLS • EASTER CARTS • MUSICAL EGGS
on 'The Meaning of Prayer." as best man, and William Van
$400.00 to $500.00 MONTHLY POSSIBLE — we will select a
MUSICAL, SLEEPING AND TWISTY BUNNIKS
Other speakers were Chief Ste- Bramer, Woodbridge, and Warren
reliable man or woman from this area to refill and collect money
SWANS • DUCKS • 1JIMBS • EDUCATIONAL
phen Lazar; Richard Zaccaro, Van Bramer, Fords, ushered.
from our New Automatic Merchandisinc Machines. No selling.
TOYS • MUSICAL PULL TOYS
For traveling, the bride wore a
first assistant chief; Mrs. Alvin
To qualify applicant must have car. reference and $600.00 to
Shaffer, president of the Altar black and white costume. After a
$1,200.00 working capital which is secured by Inventory. Devoting
and Rosary Society; Mrs. Michael tour of southern states Mr. and
3 to 10 hours per week may net from $400,000 to $500.00 monthly
Soleekl, president of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Van Bramer will make their'
79 SMITH STREET
VA-6-0665
PERTH AMBOY
with an excellent opportunity top taking over tq)fy^g& . ^j[e.jtill
Jnmc* Clardlcllo, president of the; home at 350 Ford Avenue. Fontor
OPPOSITK STRAND TtlKATKK
allow the person we select liberal financial assistance for expanBoard of Flic Commissioners, and where they will be at home to their
''ping means hig savings at your
sion. For interview, write giving full particulars, name, address,
friends after April 7.
William Conncll, Scwaren.
Siigir Sewing Center. HOW
age and phone number to MAINLINE SALES CORP., 2138 Lev
\>"i can own the wonderful
Breakfast was prepared by the STORE ROBBED
Road. Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Sneer round bobbin portable
L.idics* Auxiliary, under the direcDcpt. NJ196
ISELIN
—
Mary
Aleckna,
ownrt^iiiurly sold at SI 19.95 fot
tion of Chief Stephen Lazar and er of Mary's Dress Shop, 1421
jWt$Y''.'>0 . . . A savins oj $20.
Mrs. Patsy LaRusso, chairmen, Oak Tree Road, reported to Sgt.
A SinniT Portable for I w than
assisted by Mrs. Nicholas Pelle- Albert Martin and Patrolman
I huikircd dollars! JIIITTODAY.
Kiinn, Mrs. Sabby Martlno. Mrs. Edward Preputnik. Tuesday, that
Alvin Shaffer, Mrs. John Surlk, her store had be«n entered and
$
Mrs Stephen Lazar, Mrs. Mabel $6 stolen from the cash register
MRS. It BARKER. Mcr,
i Solecki. Mrs. Michael Sasso, Mrs. and $10 from a draw in a sewTUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, 8:30 to 9:30 i \ M.
Frank Barbato, Mrs. Sam DcMa- ing machine.
! rino and Mrs. Andrew Declbus.
Auxiliary Activities
JOINT MEETING
-The Ladles' Auxiliary of Port
AVENEL — A joint meetiir. of
Reading Fire Company 1 will hold the Brotherhood and Sisterhood
a card party April 25. •
of the Congregation Sons of Jacob,
Mrs. James Ciardiello, chair- will be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock
man, would like her committee to at the Center. All members are
meet at her home, 240 Fourth urged to attend this meeting as
NEW CLASSES FORMING APRIL 3 AND 5
U:«d in the telephon* book unto SINGH SWING MACHINE COMPANY
Street, Wednesday evening, April important business will be dis-j
124-Hour
cussed.
4, at 8:00 o'clock.
Telephone Service)
.|,, (i K " A playlet.
„,, fintlth," was
,,„, (irnma depart' Woman's Club of
, , mrotlne held in
Vlub Mrs. Robert
,. finrrtnr and the
M l , Gerard Dftlton.
N,rivMi, Mrs. Joseph
I A ,,d Poulsen and
Port Reading
Personals
Miss Shirley Henry Bride
Of Van Bramer, of Fords
Annual
BOOKS as EASTER GIFTS
- EASTER TOYS -
FAMOUS SINGER
CORNER BOOK SHOP
ROUND BOBBIN
PORTABLE
PERTH AMBOY BUSINESS COLLEGE
NOW YOUW FOR4S i i m i 4S I "
PLUS the WEE SINGER
SHOKTHAND - TYPEWRITING
ACCOUNTING - ENGLISH
COMPTOMETHY - SPELLING
SINGER SEWING CENTER
I.,,
'
PFRTM AMRAV
vrilr
Open Thurs. * Fri.
Like quiek service?
Promises kept?
Shown what you
want to
to sell? It's
those little things that count
and keep our customers happy.
BAUMANN'S
PLANTS
1
(Cor Smith and State)
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
i )L0
Perth Amboy
• NOTHING TO BUY
• MO OBLIGATION
Just come in and ask for
your free DUTCH BOY
To go with your
Easter Outfit!
Lovely BLOUSES
7
OFFKR GOOD NOW THROUGH APRIL 30
Just bring this ad into our store
MODERN LIVING SBBB5S
118 Main Street, WoodbridciIMmnr WO-8-2S45
Open Daily 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. — Friday 'Til 9 P. M.
from {5
Knjoy stepping out in fashion [or *
Easter, with some of the finest
In plant* «c feature Manly
lint* Bushes, in bloom. Hydrangeas.
Tulips, Hyacinths. Beiionias, Cinerarias
and mtmy others.
r^CUT FLOWERSIn cut Lowers. Easier lilies. StapdraBono. Tulips. Sweet Peas, Carnations. Gladioli. Stock. Anemones,
Kwiuuculu*, Scotch Heatlicr and others..
CORSAGES
SUITS, and TOPCOATS in America:
" B O T A N Y 5 0 0 " Tailored by DABOFF
"TIMELY" CLOTHES
HOSIERY
"M1DD1SHADE" CLOTHES
By
Ballet - llancs - Hummingbird
"ALLIGATOR" COATS
"BRIEGS.BUILT" CLOTHES
$40.75 to $85.00
A corsage, (or your Mother, Wife, or
Sweetheart arranged in Ihe Baumanns
style of Orchids, Gardenias, Swcetpeas
and Roses, etc,
For your far-away friends
PERTH AMBOY BUSINESS COLLEGE
306 State St.
get your FREE
FLOWE \%\)§
Call VA 6-3433
169 SMITH STREET
Flower Lovers - Clip This Ad and
send flow el<s
,
!r D C L t l i h our F.T.D. service.
ORDER EARLY!!
RA 7-0711 or 0712
Just Say: "CHARGE IT"
On your HANDl-CHABGE
ACCOUNT! NO EXTRA COST!
Shop Thursday
and Friday 'til 9 p.m.
It's the Fabulous PINELLI
"CLASSIC" Flat Crown
HAT
$Q95
NOW ONLY
tsrMfSHSo me
L.BRIEGS & SONS
IMITV AT r.m
. BAUMANN, Ine,
t SLIPS
• SKIRTS
t BRAS
t ^LOVES
t SWEATERS •GIRDLES
m, -
PJRTB AM»<nr. M.J.
FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORK
Open Friday Evening Till 9 O'clock
•Ml!J,,,!l'fTffT' \ f-'4°.
oLin
27G Madison Avenue, Perth Amboy
(OlHi. AU^wtk Theatre)
Friday "Til 8 P. M. — Convenient Uy-Awajr PUn
1
8S8
FLORIDA (UtOVG" ROAD
PKR'LH AIWBOV
i I In I'.ril MIIH and I'wu Ym»l
Open Friday "111 !l P. M. - VAlley ti-t8»7
AMPLE IllEE PARRIN(i KPACE ALWAVS'.
(Jut ot Uw Ui«k lUul DUlrkI
•m
SUPER-RIGHT" AND OTHERJOT-GRADE SMOKED HAMS
Customers' Cornei
M-.i*
Shank Id. ^ F ^ B
// ITS Oil!
. . . that's tlie reaction In A&P's basketful of bmljiet values'.
And mind you , . . long slier the Easter parade has inarched by,
A&l''» pnrarie of low prices will be going strong!
Vfrlien you take your place on the lavings-aidelines (do it *oon!),
you'll see why millions have joined A&P'i swing to eavingn! Our
bottom-rung prices on top-drawer quality foods will have you tosFing
\ottr hut into the air, too , . , new Easter clupeau or no!
ume see
save
I onie
see .. ,, ,, you'll
you'll save
35c IVORY SNOW r
30<
SWEET PEAS
I9« COLGATE'S FAB 2 X 57c
KETCHUP
2SV.41<
43c S.O.S.-«PADS
BAKED BEANS
••»
2
WRAP
14(1.
bat.
16 oi.
Tun^
Cifk
Au
lmn
ium Foil
Chicken of the Sea
I Ufld rlSn
White meat
Star-Kist Tuna Fish -
Bon OliveOil
7 oi.
sSSL E
*
wwichcr«m,
Pkg
Burry's Cookies
Hydrox Cookies
21c
23c SANI-FLUSH n'•••
Spf
37' Cranberry Sauce ° - " 2 1™ 35'
Ct
can
35'
Junket
Rennet
Powder
"
"
fc/
°
25 It. roll
12" width
KClllvLlI)
Prwninmc
NibiK0
-
*) l6ci 4^c
riCIIIIUMIb
PUin or Salted
Apkqi. 13
^ p
Portion '
n r Either ik
H,H•- Fail eit '
V
^
29c
"
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455
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Del nival and Resurrection
enter and leave on the hour or choir; Sanctus, solo, Mrs. Walter
under the chsirmansWp of Mrs. can. Mr; H"rman Kamback. Mr*
In
Patskanick; benedlctus, solo, Mr.
half-hour; 8 P. M., Litany.
Vincent Buonoeor* TVItets for lh« Charles Pef». Mrs .1 Armour. Mrs.
, | n i m paKP One)
party has been scheduled for the EaHter services, 8 A. M., Holy aottxteln; Agnus Dei. choir; recenEaster
Sunday
the
A»«n*iiTo
Receive
Communion
Mothen' D»T " cooMMnton break- Krnen RkUey Mrs Oorce Patio
, "Ye Sons and Daughters of
11,••• H r h m i u w ; o f - children of the Church School In Communion; 9:45 A. M., Church
Church has scheduled four serv-i
—
fast may be purchased at Uvbawl Mnv Thomas Rnox.
School Service niter which an ihe Lord;" Alleluia. "Let the Holy
, ,„' -As it Betran the church.
Easter Sunday: There will be Enster eRg hunt will Be held. Par- Anthems Rise," choir. Members Ices. The first wUl be the Sun- j AVWEL — Th* Rosary 8orirty meeiinf. Re* Amadtp Uoretto
r ,, ml inininn hymn,
*
rise Service at 6:00 oelcck. sport-;of Si Andrew's Church will retwo
services In the sanctuary. At nts are welcome. U A, M,, Choral of the choir are Mr. and MrR.
I!,,,!, Frust We
;<*ive Holy Conununlon In a group will answer question* from the
sored
by
the
Mr.
and
Mrs
Club.
MtW
Julius 3abo, Mrs. J. Hughes, Mrs.
MtinttWH'K tl>< I t r M R U L ,
11 hymn, "He is to A. M. there will be a children's Holy Communion and Sermon.
The 8:45. 9:45 and 11:00 A-M | next Sunday morning »t U * J question box. An RftsWr hat social t e n
r«iip snraoL
Mwnrrt MeKenna. Mrs. Wiilter
wvlee
conducted
by
the
yourm
St.
JamttT
Church
poslhide,
will
be
held
with
prises
to
be
1M I
Patskanick, Mvs. Rnymond Som- services will DP preaclied by Rev. o clock ma.*. The **tety will hold ^'aT^ "£ <£' uamtei. ~m«t Ntit • net. Mutt**
people in the church school. At
Woodbridge
Dr. Charles S. MarKeniie. pastor,
Uie 11 o'clock service Rev, Fagern
Church
In keeplim with the efforts of ers. Miss Irene Ina::io, Miss Mar- on "And The Foundations Trem- Us regular ratting Monday nt a i original »nd th* prettiest hats.
Duiui,
Miss
Anna
Rose
Artw Attest SlPfTl. •«>• Bncortck
P.M in tlte church hall, at which Mi.< Edwurd Bolcw. hcmplUlity
Din*, pastor Of buri> will preach on "The Most Pope Plus in restorliiR the Sacred
bled." Dr. MatKemie has relumed
r*n mt»M i n n
iniiiil C h u r c h , Wonderful Thins Has Happened." Liturgy of Holy Week to its oritt- way, Robert McDonnell, John Hum in* twu-mumii «mr ui UK- time plans will bf eompletrd for i'hitiim«n will be Asci.ttrd by Mrs. \
from his two-month tour of the
|,,|. i.h(> r i ' m a l n - Miss .liickson will sing Mozart's Innl position nncl expression In the Ooltsleln, Robert Powers, J. Kin- | Middle East. The Crusader Clwir thf «pa«hi>U) nipper April K, Robert Brrnrtan Mrs jowp" Dun-il
•'Alleluia" and the Junior Choir Catholic Church, Rt. Rev. Msur. nelly and John OToole.
will sing "Ye Sons and Daughters.'
; follows:
will sing Uie anthem, "Awake, Charles a . McCoiTlstin lin.s an.i traditional hymn, at Uw I 45
( iv' Thursday, 8
First Presbyterian Church
worship service. The 9:45 A l l .
Womlbrldge
ill In' i ] special Christ Is Rlnen." The Chancel nounced changes in the Mnsses
service will be accotnpanlKl by the
• :ni"i.uiivy with a Choir will shi!!, "With a Voice of The rrour of the Mass for Holy
On Euster Sunday there will be
and the SinifliiK." CoiiKrenutlonol hymns Thursday hits been chiinued to
Chancel Choir, presenting "In Die
two services, at 9:30 A.M., and at
i',,iv communion, Will include. "Christ the Lord la supper time, for it was at the Lost
End of the Sabbath" with Mr*.
11
A.M.
Rev.
Ear)
Hfinnum
De^ mi will '-infr t h e Risen Today," "The Strife Ls O'er' Supper, the Passover Seder,, thnt
Dale Scott, featured soloist, unit
vanny.
minister
will
preach
on
the
Instituted the Blessed
• •Wen- V o u T h e r p and "Come Ye Faithful Raise the Christ
Handel's WorUiy Ls the Lamb
topic, 'Dust find DesUn." Donald from tlw Messiah. The Otemb
ifi,Hl M y L o r d ? ' Strain." Mrs. Oeorse H. Rhodes Eucharist and the Holy Priesthood.
Peck, organist, will piny the pre- Choir will sing Vulplus' "Ye Sons
•-iib.ioct, l o r C o m - will play DuBois1 "Easter Halle- The Good Friday services have
u. ill
b e lujah" urn! "Mmc'li of Triumph" seen changed to late afternoon lude, "Toccata" by DuBois and and Daughters" at 11:00 o'clock
1
. MIII.II i' "
for It was In the afternoon thnt lie postUide. "Hosanna" by Han and Uie Chancel Choir will again
us the prelude and postlmlr
Jhrlnt died on the cross. The falth- lei. The offertory will be the present Handel's "Worthy is U»e
St. John's Church
K P. M, ft'Special
ul will now receive Communion 'Easter Alleluia" by Maryott.
Lamb" from the Messiah.
(EftfarnpsiF)
In the snntTtie Junior Ciioir is scheduled to
n Good Friday. Holy Saturday
The Church will be Open all day
Ill nr"iir.h
I or(l»
111 be a day of deep mourning sing "In Joseph's Lovely Oarden" omorrow Good Priday. for medl
Services ut s i . John's Church,
by Dickinson and Warwick A. Del- ution und prayer.
•
" \\ Kl"> leeordltiK to Rev. W H. Payne ind Saturday night at 11 o'clock
there will be the -Easter Nisrhl ton will sin", us II solo. "Open the
.11 l''ar Awnv." vlciir, will be us follows:
ates" by Knott.
Watch followed by the sublime
will sing the
pood Friday. 10 A. M., morning Mass of tile Resurrection lit MidFirst Presbyterian Church
Loved the j prayer and
d ante-Communion: night.
| noon to 3 P. M., Service of the
The Mnundy Thursday CommuTherefore the order of services
M tin Easter Passion. Worshippers are asked to
and Masses at St. James' Church nion service will be held tonight
in the First Presbyterian Church
will be ns follows;
Holy Thursday, Mass to he cele- of Avenel sit 7:45 o'clock. Mem
Junior and Dad . . . Sister and Moni
WOODBRIDQE - An Easter
brated this afternoon at 5 o'clock bers of the Church who ordinarily
program
highlighted
the
meeting
look their very best in fine apparel
Good Friday, services at 5 P. M worship at the 9:45 Sunday morn
Easter Services, Saturday at 11 ing service are urged to attend this of the White Church Guild of
values selected easily, conveniently
P.M., followed by Midnight Mass Communion service, while those he First Presbyterian Churth
here. Yes, come in with the whole
held
Monday
at
the
Manse
with
sung by the Seventh and Eighth who ordinarily worship at the 11.00
family and relax . . . you can shop for
Grade girls of St. James School o'clock Sunday morning services Mrs. Victor Thompson presiding.
The devotions were lead by Mrs
under the direction of Sister Mary are urped to attend tin Identical
complete
Easter ensembles for everyIra McCabe and the prayer by
Daniel.
Communion S e r v i c e tomorrow Mrs. James Sandahl. Dorothy
one in the family, right here in one
Easter Sunday morning, 8:45
night, Good Friday, at 7:45 o'clock. Sanger sang "Old Rugged Cross"
convenient place . . . all top quality,
o'clock Mass, Enster carols sung by This is suKRested to avoid eicssive
accompanied by Mrs. Edward Kil!Children's choir; 11 A.M., Higl crowding at either service. Dr. J.
newest styles and at budget-pleasing
mer. The latter also read an exMaw sung by Senior Choir under Christy Wilson, Dean of Flel cerpt of writings by Dr. Peter
value prices. . . . Come in early.
direction of P. H. Fen ton, organist, Service at Princeton Seminary Marshall. To complete Uie proI ,,,1,1 M i n \ ONLY Mower Shop
as follows: solo, "Hosanna," Mari- will preside at both services.
gram an egg decorating contest
lyn Sabo, Mass In E Flat, Wiegand;
was held and prties were won by
Don Mnson, minister of music. Mrs. Leroy Bowen, Mrs. Edward
Kyrle Elelson, solo, Christe Eleison,
John Gottstein; Gloria in Excelsls, announces that the Chancel Choir Yelle. Mrs. Albert Bowers.
solo, Irene Innclo; Credo, Genitum will sins "Surely He Has Borne
Mrs. Kenneth Pheasey displayed
Slivrl
non Fftctum. solo, William Kinnel- Our Griefs" by Lottl at tonight finished doll clothes which are to
ly; Et Tncarnatus Eat, solo. Mrs. observance of The Lord's Suppei be sold at the Fall baiaar.
Tel. LI-8-1393
Sabo; Et In Spirltum, Robert Mc- Tomorrow night the Westmlnste:
Mrs. Victor Thompson was
Donnell; offertory, Reglna Coell, Choir will present "Were Yoi named chairman of a tea to be
held after cornerstone laying ceremonies Sunday afternoon. Her
committee consists of Mrs. Leonard Lloyd, Mrs. Yelle and Mrs.
Edward Simonsen. Mrs Bowen
was welcomed as a new member.
Hostesses were Mrs. John Molnar and Mrs. Pheasey.
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LIST SCHEDULE
AVENEL—Miss Jane Campbell,
of the Junior High Fellowship of
the First Presbyterian Church of
Avenel, announces the schedule of
activities for the n*xt few days as
follows: The choir will meet tomorrow at 1:30 P. M. instead of tonieht, because of the Communion
Service at the church. Those planHifis to intend the twirling party
at the Bowl-Mor in Woodbridge on
Saturday are urged to contact Pat
Moote, Billy Colton of Joan Peier-£
sun as soon as possible. Cars will
leave the church on Saturday at
1:30 P. M. The regular meeting of
the Fellowship Sunday will feature an Easter program entitled
•What Would You Do,,",under the
direction of Mr. and 'Srs. Harold
Pitchell.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 25
PAGE SIX
Pitrchatr of 2 Hornet !
In Township Recorded,
Isclin Furniture
Avenue school which was op(Continued from Ptie One)
ened in the Spring of last
of le*al attack, we comThis inquiry revealed S U to devote our attention and
the Board overspent by ihouthts to ihls matter and arrivri
9 t a solution which I have
($13,000 the amount author- been directed to communicate to
ized in the referendum andj
that this shortage was liqui- • According to the. report of our
auditor there should be a «urdated bv
the same device , pi u s m 1W5-S6 budget of approxl,
to Aid
Family for Easter
wlll have on ham
of the present ,s<than will be nec?
the school In nuc
may be ready fm
ber, 1958.
"The USP of ih
the stated purpo
opinion obvintr n
l«g*l attack by ai;\
group who art Ml
in the umltton
reported thst he had
WdODBRIDOE — Mr awl Mr< I
eral times that the a»* In his car he «*<•
Hmn. 1 Polstan. have puithMtd
[mm the Rlmko Realty Investment i AVFNEL -- Plan* mere com- had been used up a f t " he had d t t m «
Company, an I-room frame spilt- • pleted t.< *i\* »n Stster food )u«t filled It and that his radio dial' u
he s
lrvf 1 house with attached f a m e at baskr; to a needy family at a WM not set a* he left It
In his report the officer stated:
309 Colon!* Bftuerard Col"i1« ' m-etiiu Monday of the Youni
Mr and Mrs. PolsUw b m t h n t Ladies SodaMty o4 Si Andrew's '• 'The description of the two hold- ihe Chief » : d h*s * previous
a t t e m p t e d this y e a r | m . t c l y , , 0 0 . 0 0 0 . ^ ^ t h o u g h we.
up men fitted two men in AwieL itee r»v«d He »diwtted
children Mr Polston U president Church m the church hal
both ot whom I have seen eterr other Jo»* » Unton w
of the PoWon ConntructJon Cor- Mary Ann Sevchuck. prefect, is
Hetftmd There:
now and then while patroIMni the »td ?te <i>s »3*w
pnraiion ot Woodbrtdte. Frede(Continued f
'
Mr. »nrt Vi> Ernest Bur:\>»v nrk M Adanu was counael for ch»r;e
Avenel brat, and I usually JWW Alien al*» S»M be US«
Funds AMured
Approxtmntrly
i the current budget. I
p
Old
r^ssrv
beads
and
crosses
Franc* Avrnur Woodburi**. !'*»' all parties
both of them l>» the early hours ot wn car 35 w w «• '•*
I we better look carefully into -Whether the amount be »100,- present at tlio \
mun»r<i from \ 9'.*:-. tup •" I** Mr ond Mrs W-nton Frey. «pre rolK-tcri by the members to the mornlns. I also recalled seein* <w»hr.! ;: *fci> the
4 or less, we » « convinced be- partment head
be
donated
to
:>e
Maryknoll
SisAnsrlr* »r.d a to;:y of Southern Wondbrldee Avenue. Avenel. hire 1
one of the young men driving the slept »nd tJ-wi vo\mt it
the practices which have
lt per-adventure, that you the Township.
ttrs,
who
repair
them
and
donate
California Mrs Burro*^ s.ns the mid to Mr. and Mrs Oeorte C.
two-toned about a month ajo the o r * * - before t.Vy miW miv been followed in the conthem
to
mtslonary
priests
Clean
early irt the morning As I studied it
r>r^d from SO to to ithrte a flvr room bunitalo* with
1st ruction of the new high
iht lime they »rrc. »w»y — detached garage at Ml Summit "while material* were collected. the teletype message. »nd tried to
Warts nhi'c ir? hud two w o * ATenue, Sewaren, The Ihrii* are
MIKS Dawn PMfmon. moving here from Ridgewood. New
Storms
i*<eo».
,we are going to b
holdup were Harry Allen and Al*»uthtn of Mr and Mrs. Earl York Mr Ihrlt is a commodity Huh School, for
Sodality
Tickets
for
the
'
meet any deficits on this
bert
Palaaa.
both
of
whom
reside
\
_•"„
3
;
.
_
^
,,
>
45 Wfdsrwood Axrnuf. bookkeeper with Fahnestock and
at the P , U « « home on M m t f w t
T h e i r S U ^ C i o n s were wellis vnrttionine over Co., New York Ctty J*rob H dance to be hold at the
hayp
o n the
of Peace Church, Forts
Avmue. Avenel. OJticer stMik?; founded a s t h e Town C o m - . p r o j " 1
U>f
U>f E » s f r o m the Trapha- Bernstein was attorney for the
•KM^
.Ourney <who w«s actins Patrol 1
' ' two.
'""
tm Scjwol of Pillion, where she I* sellers and Mr. Adanu represented were distributed to ihe numbers
i dis^vtries now bear last
' w o s U r s i Driven felt the same u I did
studying w t u m c deslen and lilus- the purchasers.. The brokers were who ar? also
I for the prosram.
'about It."
traUmt.
Our circulation man*- | Stern & Drarowt.
] John WranlU and Charles
ier. Bd?ar V Kreuttberg. is ch»irGyenes then dispatched Officers,-——^wj _ , , „ .,,„ o ^ u u a i.-v-i
- -|Prycc of the Holy Name Society. ,er and Ma.iniak to the * ^ | J 3 T S Z mumet in notion of the effect this conman of the Circulation CUnr to
N
aue.sf, at the meetinc spoke on t* home -u. brin* in Pata*».
be sponsored by the New Je'rwy
duc1 Will ha^e
the nrwly-formcd Legion of Mary the ssme ftime. John Kube. W. the !W hjch it found itSClf brOKC Hue
Press Association at Rutjters Vni;
State which must determine
P r O g r a m S L i s t e d and "distributed prayer
versiiy. April 20
y leaflets to gas station attendant walked into • o n
headquarters and he said he c o u l d ;
those,
who
signed
for
this
aposJottingsx
Additional identifv the bandits.
Choose now /rom
WOODBRTDQE — Viewers of t o ! i c otraniution
, It mauer, little to me that;tem. or upon.the peoplewho
Warren Thur'.ow. AssUixnt Asri- \ television 'programs in thu »rt>a members were ilsned up and all
our fabulous"
cultural
Agent of Middlesex have new opportunity to see a members will be on a three| A M |
I a f ISELTN, Pi. J. the $21500 which was left'must entrust it. Both. I am
selection
of the
County, will speak to »nd advise i series of prosrams on Christian month probation period.
IOC.LIIM U-S-M
It after paving construction | sure, will apply to their ,udgU-t-MM
scason-s smartest
Miss Janet Chapman leave a
toMnr ownprs on soil culture, Science healing. This wrtes. sec"
ind i t W f c t s ' "fecsiment (1) the
th hidden
hdden ovevov
styles!
shrubbery, flowers, bulbs. April 1 ond one to be presented, appears report on the life of St. Mary
SAT.
THlTtS.
THRU
?wnt
f«"«Sii«tis,
scwre.
I
expenditures
on
School 17;
at the Col^nU Public library. » 3 0 Tuesday night at 9 P. M. on Chan- Grotti.
F.M Heit's » chant*, to discuss nel IS. and each lasts for fifteen
Plans for the May Crowninp
i .
_ . „ . - _ . ^ *i(2) the hidden overexpendi-;
et cetera, et cetera and net
your cardrn problems with an ex- minutes. Each program presents will be discussed at the next meet(3) the!
pert
New telephone names— a documented instance of the: in?.
cetera.
tures on School 18;
w
r u . I am
am only impressed
impressed|u
Clark Gable - U n » T W » « T
Mercury 4 and 6— will replace the isolution of a problem of a char-!
•with the fact that not a JS562.500 fat which the Town
Ofetlnrllve
present Woodbridge f—exchange) icter, business or health through I
Al-SO
4es>it7t*!ion when modern dial reliance solely on God's help. De- \
| single member of the Board | Committee sliced from the
HANDBAGS
telephone serrkt is introduced in script ions of the problem and its
" Board's
B r d ' s 1956-1957
19561957 budget
budget af-,
afiContinued from Page One'
of Education had the self••Tailored' for Sprln»
•
To m a i n . i<m,
this area in the summer of 1957. solution of a problem of charwith Robert Tayter
. . Second U John F. Davis. 2S. women who actually had the ex- budsets, thus taxing the people
respecting instinct to dis- ter the Board was so deter-1
OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINdS III
son of Mr and Mrs. Wilson S. perience, and a moderator also twice for the same thing.
close the true filcls as they mined in insisting the fat
•This investigation has been slow
Morris. Ridge Lane. Colonia. re- gives brief comment of inspirawasn't there.
and tedious." the Prosecutor said,
existed.
cently was graduated from the tional nature.
"but it should be completed shortArmy's Transportation School at
The second series Is being ly."
Fnrt Eustts. Va He completed the
Woodhriik
II was because of this ex- We need to do some som92 MAIN STREET
The Prosecutor was asked to
schools transportation o f f i c e r presented as the result of a naour
tionwide
demand
for
religious
j start the investigation February
perience that I looked into j ber thinking about
basic course tor men <rho recently
meivwl their commissions. U . tetecatts following the presenta- 16 by the Citizens for Classrooms
AND
the finances of the Inman! school system, bub.
Davis l« a 1951 Graduate of Wood- tion of the first series, which i who charsed the Board with
started last September. This first f a i l u r t , to advertise fOr bids acVidse High School.. .
series appeared on over 160 sta- > coding to law and as advocated by
Chapter 10 of
Uons, Both the first and second j ^ p s t a U > DcparUncnt of Educa"THE LOST PLANET"
serles consist of thirteen weekly j t j o n
5 — CARTOONS — 5
M lease, 232 Bloom- programs, and all are presented
A WALTER READi: Till MRI
fleW Avenue, Isclin. a sophomore under the supervision of the TV
SUN.
THRU
WED.
at Montclair Slate Teachers Col- staff of The First. Church of
Jrie. ha.", been appointed co-chair- Christ. Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
Danny Kaye In
(Continued from Page One)
man in rlmrce ot decornUons of Among the real-life incidents rethe annual alUCollege Carnival to corded are permanent heatings found the motor of the car in the
be held May 4 and 5. A 1954 pradu through prayer of asthma, cancer, garage was still warm. They
ate of Woodbridee High School broken bones, deafness, goiter, tu- aroused the household and found
ICoUr)
Miss Lease is a fine arts major berculosis, appendicitis, and an- that Mr. Peterson was in bed.
PLUS
When Mr. Peterson came to
Active in extra-curricular activl gina pectoris. These and other
1
ties, she is a member of the New actual experiences are cited to il- headquarters. A c t i n g Sergeant
man Club and Ihe Citizenship lustrate the healing and regen- Gyenes saw immediately that the
Committee. She is th» daughter erating results of the applica- description of the bandits did no
of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley E. Lease. tion of Bible teachings.
. . . Mr, rnd Mrs Alan Launtsen,
•M School Sheet, are Uic parents
"A Walter Rude Thntn"
oS a son born at Monmouth Memorial Hospital Friday. Mrs.
Avenue
Lauritsen is the former Margaret
Ptrlh
Woodbridge. V J.
Matthews. Fords. . .listed on the
¥nm ! P. M. iUilr
WED.
THRl" SAT.
Dean's list at Jackson College,
Tod«y it M0. «:1S. C:IS ind V)t
TODAY THRU SAT.
the. woman's branch of Tufts ColFriday Nitr is Ut(h School Mt*
NOW P1AYING
Icse Is Gloria A. Vine*. 7S0 Kirnr
Janr Wyman-Rotk Hudson In
George Road. Ford*. Daughter of
with Van Johnson and Josrph
Mr. and Mrs. John Vine*, she is
Cotten
a freshman at the collese. While
PLUS
"
S
IMBA"
at Woodbndite Hi$h she was a
Steve Allen - l>onna Reed
Sterling Hajtden - WUlUm
with Dick Bogardy
member of the National Honor
(ASK OF KMN WU.I, KK HELD
Gene Krupa - H*rr\' James
You llan
Bishop in
Society. Glee Club, feature writer
Saturday Afternoon — Extra
THK KOKLOWIM, SIM)AY
on the A"J-Hi-Newv member of
STARTING SATl'RDAY
Obtain \our
TOP G U N '
Cartoons and Comedy
the Studer.t Council and Junior Our Big Easter Celebration
SUN. THRU TUKS.
Sl'N. THRU TIES.
He<i Cross and was active in draShow
Robert Taylor-Stewart Grander
matics. . . .
John Wayne - Susan llayward
Counl
Christian Science
j
IKYTONK"
Grand Jurv
"Bttlf THE KID"
LEE'S HAT BA
Giant S a t Matinee
"IT CAME FROM
BENEATH THE SEA"
"BILLY THE KID"
Sharp Police
"The Court Jester"
SUNDAY AFTERNOON - 3:00 P. M.
PRIZES!! PRIZES
• •
3rd ANNUAL GIANT
TEEN-AGE CRIME WAVE
MAJESTIC
- FORDS-
-STATE-
PLAYHOUSE
THEATRE
'BOHOM of the BOTTLE'
"The BENNY GOODMAN
STORY"
Last But \ot Least;
Bom at Perth Amboy General
Hospital; from Woodbridge, a son
to Mr and Mrs. Matthew Golubjcski. 205 Freeman Street; a
daushter to Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. TaiVon. 13S Green Street:
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Caslmcr
Mulowski. 227 Fulton Street: a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Charnecki. 139 Strawberry
Hill: a son to Mr. and Mrs. George
Retgcr. 182 Rowland Place: n son
to Mr. and Mrs. John Demchak, 62
WiUry Street . . . Prom AVCMI
a son to Mr, and Mrs Wulei
Bobko. 60 Monica Court: a dau^hter to Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Brown,
433 Hudson Boulevard. . . . From
Fords, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
John Weir, 58 Lawrence Street;
* son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomus
NoUn. 995 Amboy Avenue: H son
to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Adametz.
1)9 Lawrence Street: a son to Mr.
and Mrs Stephen Yelcncsics. 304
First Avenue. . . From Iselin. u
daughter to Mr and Mrs. William
*9 Harrison Avenue: 11
to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Giftoi-d. H Adit ins S t r e e t . . . . Also
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Batasic. 39 Florida Grove Road,
Kwsbey; » daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gabtick, 181 Midfteld
Road, Colonia. . . .
STURNsllOMK
WOODBRIDGE-Jolm Hill, son
Af Mr. and Mrs. Tiiomai Hill. 19
fleetwood Ro«d. formerly of Dart'
mouth Avenue. Avenel, has rchimrd t« rivitiau life nfUi two
ye«rs in the Armj*.
We Got 'Em
IVY CAPS
"THE CONQUEROR"
COMING SOON
"PICNIC"
Kim Novak - William Itoldcn
Rosalind Russell
STRAND
from ', P. M. Saturda]
from I P. M. Sunda> (torn 1 V. M.)
(\V«kdi>
'All That Heavei Allows'
ADMISSION TICKETS at STORES DISPLAYING
-WOODBRIDGE BUSINESSMEN'S ASSOCIATION"
'HELEN OF TROY"
with Rosalia Podcsta aod Jack
Senuvs
"SUDDEN DANGER"
with BUI ElioU and. Beverly
Garland
Sat. & Sun. Starts at i P. M.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4
HUNGARIAN SHOW"
From 2 P. M. Continuous
"THE LAST HUNT"
STARTIM;
WKI)M:SI>AV
"ON THE THRESHOLD
OF SPACE"
Guy Madison • John llodiak
ALSO
"URANIUM BOOM"
Dennis Morgan-Patricia Mrdlnn
COBUNG
SOON
"COMMANCHE"
Dana Andrews • Kent Smith
Al-SO
"THE KILLER IS LOOSE"
TO THE
BEST DRESSED
BOY and (.IK1,
"SONG OF THE SOUTH"
"Bladk Jack KetchunT
SPECIAL
1 WARDS
(Cinemascope*
PU'S
John LuQ4-WUHam Btntfii !•
"BATTLE STATIONS"
WED. THRU SAT.
Susan Ha)-ward-Rkh»H tonli
In
•TLL CRY TOMORROW"
Now Pl»>inc Thurs. Thni Tur>.
A Walt lXsno Kraturr in Color
ALSO
EGG HUNT andEASTER PARADE
FIFTH ANNUAL
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
At the WOODBRIDGE DRIVE-IN
A WALTER READE THfcATItH
EASTER SUNDAY 6:00A. M.
'HUNDREDS OF
DOLLARS" in
2-5 Years
6-9 Years
10-14 Years
PRIZES and
GIFTS . . .
ALSO MOTHER
and
CHILD . . .
Sponsored by
Sponsored By Ihc
Vt
COMBINED YOUTH OF THK PRO'ITiSTANT
CHURCHES OF THE WOODBRIDGE AREA
(liticst Speaker—Rev, Robert Wieman
— Combined Youth Choir —'
SHOP-RITE - VIVIKN'S KIDDY SHOP - MODERN MEN'S SHOP • BOOTSIH"1
SHORFS RKSTAl'RANT MAIN HARDWARE • SALLS JEWELERS
SF.«\H '
HAlRDWARK - CIIOPERS I>EPT. STORE - WOODBRIDOK IIARDWAKI STOIM
HORDKMS SURPRISE CENTER
LEES HAT BAR • MARTIN CLKANKI^
PLATTS STATIONERY UNITED CIGARS - FRANTELL WOMEN'S SPORTSWI'-MJ
PUBLIX PHARMACY • MODERNACJE DECORATORS - SPARKS AUTO STOlll
BOBS RADIO & TV STORE ARMY & NAVY STORfc - TERRY SHOPS KI-"
DINER • DOOLEY'S HOUSE OF TOYS . WOODBRIDGE MUSIC STORK
UUID(iE LAUNDROMAT.
All Stores Open Till 9:00 p. |t|. Thursday and Friday
PUBLIC INVITED TO ATTEND
NO CHARGE Of ANY KIND
Joseph Cotten-Hhond* Klcminc
Do Your Last Minute Shopping At Publh...
- HEADQUARTERS FOR -
ENDS
TQNITE
EASTER NOVELTIES
OPEN EASTER SUNDAY T i l , 1 P. M.
" R A I N S o f RANCHIPUR
Co Hit "THE LIVING SWAMP
IliU
skrts • Kggci • TOYS • Ittniliios • (.arils
OPEN EVKNINliS v i U 10
it ling Turner *•
Richard Burton
M'NUAV and MONUAY
h
Gene Tleriwj
TONY
PAT
ERNES! iMfftr*
mm HI
<l«<wnr
STARTS
DKNI
ARNEZ
"FOREVER DARL
SQUARE JUNGLE
(InenwKcope anil ( " ||P|
UO-IIH
Tkuitdcrim A''1'""
(O HIT
Juliu IV\iir
I N MAIN 8TUCKT
"'I'HE KOAI) TO DENVER"
EXTRA i COLUR CARTOONS
»U-HIT
Till; HOWKItV
I n Color
BOVS
"JAIL BUSTERS"
U
f
FORT YUMA
ISELIN
Mepenbent - Icakr
COLONIA
PAGE NINE
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956
•KNDENT-LEADER
Clubwomen Mark
25th Anniversary
Knolls Civic Unit
To Sponsor Pack
COLONIA — John Stadnick, Jr..
on of Mr. and Mrs. John Stadnick,
Committee Named
For Art Exhibit
ISEUN — The Sisterhood of
longregation Beth Sholom of Ise-
\cisity Women
in1 Mrs. Rankin
oloniu Man Completes
Four Years with Navy
isterhood to Hold
Fashion Show April 4
ISELIN—The twenty-fifth anni*
)f The Post Store, Colonla, has COLONIA — A meeting of the
veranry and Federation Day were;5«|
jeen separated from active serv- WoodbridRe Knolls Civic Associcelebrated by the Woman's Cltttrfj
ice, completlng-a four year enlist- ation was held Thursday, at
ment In the United States Navy. School 17.
nf Ist'lln In ceremonies
in the mretlnu rnnrti of the
A fashion show will be featured Art Exhibit, May 12 and 13 at the He received Boot Training at Baln- The constitution was discussed,
.•I m i :
>ridge, Maryland. He then at- ratified and accepted, SponsorPresbyterian Chinch of Iselln '
Church Recreation Hall. This exHunkln, Colonlft, was s "Mrs. Suburbia."
ended Airman school at Norman, ship of the cub scout park was
Mis. John Cwiekalo presiding. ;
A
dance
exhibition
will
be
held
hibit
will
be
a
Mother's
Day
i(1 .i(i Mrs. W. 0 . SeaOklahoma and Aviation Electronic approved. An executive board of
Corsages were presented to thB
and
dessert
supper
will
be
served.
tribute to Mary, Spiritual Mother
',. ;is president. Mrs.
;chool at Memphis, Tennessee. He six members was1 elected; for twn
visiting club presidents and
of Mankind. There will be dis
',,,,in will succeed Mrs!
Hi'.
tlsb completed a nine months years, Gene Blackman, Armand
Two past presidents attending werei|
played many famous and unusual
11 us secretary. Mrs,
irulse through the Far East, Cicciu, Ionel Kahn, for one year,
Mrs Clarence Bower of Iselln awt
pictures and paintings.
,.',vi-. Woodbridge. was
abroad the U. S. S. Hornet. His
Mrs. Wesley Buckley (nee Hall)
Miss Margaret Hlnes, Colonla principal duty station was Quonset Edward Monas. Daniel Potsdamn
,v thr board to till Mrs
representing her mother, Mrii^
and Milton Wasserman.
Was appointed chairman, Miss
unexpired term ol
John Hall of Laurence Harbor*
olnt,
Rhode
Island.
A
door
prize
was
donated
by
Sara Black, publicity chairman,
Mr.
Stadnick
Is
now
affiliated
Mrs. Hull was the first presidents
Milton
Warshawsky.
After
the
and Mrs. Carmelta conzertlno,
; sails, who, with her
with the IBM corporation, Eliza- meeting adjourned coffee and
of the Iselln Club. Mrs. Wllllaitt'|j
ISELIN—Pup Tent No. 13, Mili- honorary secretary.
i
the
jewelry
business
;i
| Doe: past president of Woodbridg^ 1
cake was served.
tary Order of Cooties and Lazy It is anticipated that many beth office.
,,;.. (jnvc a very InterI Woman's Club was also present'
Mary Cootlettc Club No, 460, held
THOMAS K. (IKAIIAM
I.ORIN W. KEMP
im diamonds. In addl1 a Joint installation of officers in people will respond In collecting
Miss Odette Haddad played sev« ,
these
pictures.
It
Is
assumed
that
x
skii
historical
review
;I
eral piano selections.
-^
Iselln V. F. W. post Headquarters National "Universities will partlcl
: the significance o
on Lincoln Highway.
Miss
Marquette
De
Souza,
ex.
pate
In
the
exhibit.
. :!,.• lifo of royalty, Mrs.
Officers installed by the Pup
change student from Brazil, Was
•I.MI 'JH.000 tons of rock
Tent were William Enoch, Alfred
scheduled to speak, but due to ex.in (I in order to get 4'/2
Bruderer, George Klmball, Richard
aminations at Douglass College
,i! imiinds, out Of which
R. James, Joseph Oarbo, Steve
was not present. However, Mrs.,
COLONIA —The monthly meet- ISELIN — The second annual
uiily '.a carat of gem
Anderola, Joseph Kazlauskns. JoLawrence Hart, Pan American
pow-wow
of
the
North
Eastern
ing
of
Cub
Pack
130
was
held
Fri.in: it quite clear why
;
seph Strasser and Harold Clifford
day night at the Colonia Library. District of Raritan Council and ft PERTH AMBOY — Thomas K. they have three children—Penny Scholarship chairman, obligingly i
,:.' o expensive. Th
Installing officers were Harold
filled
in
and
gave
u
very
interest,'.'4^
Lynn.
15;
Kt-ndru
Sue,
12;
and
Robert Schultz, Field Representa- Blue and Gold Banquet was held Graham has been appointed mana••; mining the value of Lake, grand council of administraThomns Douglas, 7. He expects ing talk on Brazil and described >
ger
of
the
Raritan
Copper
Works
Saturday.
March
23
from
2
to
8:30
tive
for
Boy
Scouts
of
America,
,,>• IUS color, clarity, cut tion member, and Joseph KazISELIN — Joseph Strasser wa;
Rarltan Council, presented the P.M. at Middlesex County Girls of International Smelting and Re- his wife and children to join him Miss De Souza and stated that trie'
lauskas, outgoing seam squirrel. elected commander of Iselln Pos charter to Charles Knudsen, presi- Vocational School in Woodbridge. fining Company, an Anaconda sub- after school closes in June.
student was majafNig in English,
evening
were:
t!i«
Guests Included Peter Amarvsa, V. F. W., at Thursdays meeting
Kemp Is retiring after 42 years The exchange student Is. being
sidiary,
it
was
announced
today.
Demonstrations
were
shown
of
dent
of
the
sponsoring
organizaAvenel, Mrs Grand Cootie Commander: Wil- Post headquarters. He succeedi
He succeeds Lor in W. Kemp, who with Anaconda. Educated at the sponsored by the Federation oj.-.,
',.• .,vski, Rahway. Mrs, liam Butler. Grand Senior Vice Joseph Kazlauskas as commande tion, the Colonla Parent-Teacher handcrafts, ceremonies and -games.
(
Games were shown from 2 to 4 is retiring after twenty years as University of Nevada, he is a min- Women's Clubs.
..v.iid. Metuchen, Mrs, Commander: Alfred German, Past Joseph Garbo was elected as senio Association.
ing engineer. He became associated Announcement was made thaW
manaRer.
o'clock
under
the
supervision
of
Mrs. Schultz. also presented
:,.: cuionia and Mr». W Grand Commander: Joseph Sc- vice commander: Edward Sherry
with Chile Exploration Company, Mrs. John Cwiekalo would attend ,.
Hazel Relght, Phyllis O'Rourke,
mon and Joseph Wiedemeyer, Junior vice commander: Alfrec registration cards to the members Roger Kenny, James O'Rourke and Graham comes to Perth Amboy now an Anaconda subsidiary, in Federation Day at Highland Park, -S
from ills position as general superGerman, post advocate; Mlcha of the Pack Committee, Cubmas•Tie: Mrs. John H Orand Deputy Inspectors.
1914 and spent 22 years in the Federation Pay at Matawan, April'.;^
Gulgan, chaplain; Joseph Dl Gan ter, Assistant Cubmasters, and Fred Reight of Cub Pack 148 spon- intendent of the Great Falls Re- South American operations.
i. lien. Mrs. F r e d
16; the musical festival at First '.;$j
sored by School 15 PTA.
Officers installed by the Cootl- gi, surgeon.
i n Mrs. G. W. Rogers,
Den and Associate Den Mothers. A delicious banquet was served duction Works of Anaconda at He is a member of the Ameican Presbyterian Church, Perth Am« . 1
ettes were Mrs. Margaret Kreisel,
'.: .) M. Casteru, CoWlllard McArgel, Cubmaster, by Pack 148 with Mrs. Charles Great Falls, Montana.
Institute of Mining and Metallur- boy, April 3; the Spring Confer-,;^
Mrs. John F. Osthoff. Mrs. George San lord Luna was reelectet
quartermaster;
James
Fayette
wa
presented
Bobcat pins to all the Chrlstensen and Mrs. H«nry Wei- A veteran of 21 years service gical Engineers. American Society enee in Red Bank, April 17; and J
Oassaway, Mrs. William Dangell,
with Anaconda, Graham is 44 of Mecfianical Engineers, the Min-the State Convention In Atlantic
Mrs. Ralph Ambrosn, Mrs. John elected three-year trustee and | eligible boys during a very 1m- man as cooks assisted by the den
years of age. He began work with ing Club of New York and is a di- City in May. Mrs. Bower will ac^ Sj
Domejka, Mrs. Harold Glfford. Raymond Hollingsworth as service pressive ceremony. Sitting around mothers, Mrs. Fred Reight, Mrs.
the camp fire, with Akela, (Mr. Albert Kull. Mrs. Theodore Kris- The Anaconda Company immedi- rector of the First Bank and Trust company her to the convention.
'
Mrs. Mary Thome, Mrs. John officer.
McArgel) were the "Hunters" tensen, Mrs. James O'Rourke, and ately after his graduation from Company of Perth Amboy. He re- New members welcomed by the
Luna.
German,
Garbo,
KaslausBlaszka. Mrs. Thomas Taylor and
kas and Strasser were named as (those boys receiving pins), They Mrs. Lester Jentis, The menu con- Massachusetts Institute of Tech- sides at Plainfield Road, Metuchen, group included Mrs. Charles EgMrs .Margaret Gorman.
were Allan Deak, Richard Nlms, sisted of relish tray, vegetable nology in 1935. His first Job waswith Mrs. Kemp, the former Isa lauf, Mrs. William Tait, Mrs. HowInstalllnq officers were Mrs. delegates to the Woodbridge TownRandall Kluj, Richard KluJ, Ro- soup, roast beef, mashed potatoes, in the Research Department at bel Millar.
ship
Veteran's
Alliance.
ard Jeffreys, Mrs. Nassib Haddad
Domejka and Mrs Lester Bahr.
the Anaconda Reduction Works
and Mrs. Frank Scriffignano.
Kim^' new members Mrs. Patrick Nolan presented all A Joint meeting with the Ladies' bert Annunzlata, John Lysak, Wil- peas and carrots, rolls and butter, at Anaconda, Montana.
mil •)'.' the Ladies'Aux- outRolws officers with gifts. Mrs. Auxiliary will be held tonight at Ham Shamsky, Don Geisheimer, Bavarian pudding and cake and
Guests Included Mrs. Michael
In 1936, he was transferred to
,i!i Past. V. F. W., at a Kreisel also presented gifts to Mrs. post headquarters to discuss plans hades Knudsen, Dennis Hyland, coffee.
Cwiekalo, Iselin; Mrs. Arthur
the
Electrolytic
Copper
Refinery
)onald
McArgel,
Peter
Rostocny,
for
a
Joint
installation
April
21,
The invocation was given by
Overgaard, third district vice
• :d .if post headquarters, i Domejka. Mrs. Bahr and Mrs.
The post bowling team will be onald Sammond. John Wiggins, William Wright, a Boy Scout ex- at Great Falls, and five years later
president and Mrs. Nicholas Elko,
urmbers introduced Nolan.
entered in the Betsytown State V. •avid Ready and Stephen Selckel. ecutive; Jack Williams, Boy Scout was appointed general foreman.
both of Fords; Mrs. C. A. Selch,
Wiiliiiiii Roach, M r s . J o - Guests Included Mrs. Peter Am.
lso
included
were,
Peter
Carle,
F. W. bowling tournament April
Master of Troop 15 sang several He has also served as assistant
and' Mrs. Arthur Witt of Point
(i.nii;!. Mrs. E. Jacobson crosa, Mrs. Irene Vonls, Mrs. Ade5 and' 19 and May 17 at the Betsy- 'aul Dunda, Garry Henderson, selections. Master of ceremonies superintendent of the Furnace ReCOLONIA — Richard Doo- Pleasant; Mrs. Wesley Buckley
MiUiii-d Ferwerda.
line Shaeffer, Mrs. Mary Palmer town Post Rooms, Elizabeth.
Villlam Petty, Gary Smith, Wil- was Fred Sackett, vice president finery, assistant superintendent of chack Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs,a^jd Mrs. William Wallis of Laur!iii-i'[iii'( of the post and «nd Mrs. Elizabeth Rafferty of
lam DeFoe, Jerome Morning, Carl of Raritan Council and Marlin the Copper Reflnery, superintend- Richard Doochcck, Patricia Ave- ence Harbor; Mrs. Harold Wilson
The
Iselln
post
team,
which
• ill be held tonight when Cootlette Club No. 105, Elizabeth.
bowls Friday evenings at Bowl Mor lerg, Paul Cedervall, Gregory De Dleg, assistant director of cub ent of the Zinc Electrolytic plant, nue, celebrated his seventh birth- Mrs. Andrew Galisln and Mrs. Wil. 'w >ci for a Joint lastal- Special prizes were awarded Mrs.
alleys Is second in the Township oe, Jeffrey Gaydos, Richard Ha- scout service gave an address.
and assistant general superintend- day at a party held at the CO' liam Kuzmiak, all of Avenel; Mrs.
•:., "1 Mrs. Lllla Mae Ollle Foley, John Domejka and
league standings. Team consists of mill, and Nils Peterson. The Pack
ent of all operations at Great Falls Ionia Civic Club building Satur Walter Schultlse and Mrs. Giles
v ill serve as Installing Richard James.
Steve Skokan, Fred Snydcr, Blair iommlttee members and all the
He married Evelyn MattmlUer day.
Van Du Wayne of Highland Park;
:.ii Mrs. Lester Bahr willi
Svihira. David and Rocco Caruso parents wish to thank Mr. McArgel
of Helena, Montana, in 1938 and Guests attending; were: •. Mrs.Mrs. Charjes Auer and Mrs.
-;illni;: conductress.
>hto ceremony .pngjtto
**r*«akuig
k
.. ,-<•>,;>,iv-A u g u s tt
DeVjwr•••
D V j f l h "children,
i l d n ert'"Ffe'rfuSori'"6T' 'Blast S l h
A ni' discussed apd
W
long ffemember. "'**
Sharon, Wayne, and August, Jr., and Mrs. Willam H. Doe of Wood<: the dinner May sYMrs.
Hope Smith, chairman of the
Edison; Mrs. Metnyck arid daugh- bridge. . _..
•ii;i^er. chRirmta, atstwt
committee of Boy Scout Troop 45,
ters, Vickie Lynn and Melanie, Mrs, Overgaard in addressing
iiinner will be served from
presented the following Den Chiefs
Watchuns; Mrs. Soper and son,the club commended them on their
i
COLONIA—At
a
meeting
of
Boy
with their cords; Den 1, Charles
Gary and Ernest; Mrs. James many achievements and congratCOLONIA - The Ladies' Au::- vn.re made to the
imith and Allen Hornyak, Den 2, Scout Troop 44, Thursday, a Court
Black, Sr., and daughter, Karen; ulated them on winning the $25 atColonia
First
A
W
xilimy
of
tho
of
Honor
and
a
charter
presenta• ' 'MIi'li Fund und to the
August Lavin, Den 3, Russell MorMrs. White and children, James
Squad met Monday at the squad
COLONIA — Boy Scout Troop and Linda; Mrs. Patrick Sira- tendance award at Hahne's Day in
'•> l!<'il C r o s s .
gon. Den 4, Robert Weis. Den 5 tion were held.
Newark. A very appropriate slogan
building
with
Mrs.
Andrew
Soyka,
:
45
met
Friday
night
at
the
AmerRobert
Kendrick
of
the
Board
COLONIA
—
Members
of
the
!»"ivs of Mrs. Harold
docs not have a Den Chief as yet.
cusa and children, Rickie and PaLadles Auxiliary of the Colonla It is hoped that one of the Scouts of Directors of the sponsoring in- ican Lfigion Hall and reservations tricia, Mark Franolich, Donald given by Mrs. Overgaard, "Never'
'I Mrs. Joan Hranak presiding,
underestimate the power of a woMrs. P h i l l i p SingaleWitch. Volunteer Chemical Hook and
Allied. Mrs. Joseph
in the neighborhood wilt volunteer stitution, the New Dover Road were taken for Scouts who will Murray, Kathleen Doochack, and man."
chairman
of
the
recent
rummage
go
to
Camp
Cowaw
this
summer.
Methodist
Church,
presented
the
ler
Company,
District
12,
met
Terry Sharkey, all of Colonia.
:i the special award.
sale, stated the sale was a huge Monday at the fire house, Inman his services.
Mrs. Cecil Bliss and Mrs. Eugen
new charter to Scoutmaster Frede- Albert Hornyak, treasurer for
••in i! OtUasso, a member
Mr. McArgel also presented den- rick T. Boyle. Mr. Kendrick consuccess.
Ruckbiel were reported as being
the Troop, showed slides dcscrlb- IN BOXING TOURNAMENT
Avenue. Vice-president, Mrs. G.ners and assistant denneis with
•aiKluis, was reported
Plaas were furthered for a first DeSllva. presided in the absenc
illgratulated the scouts and the | ing all the facilities and activities
aid course for the members of the of the president, Mr6. James Tag their stripes. Raymond Smith, son leaders on their fine Troop. Oscar they could expect to find at camp. COLONIA —- A heavyweight Mrs. Anne Calvert was hospital'
;i!fM>nt at the meeting
boxing
tournament
was
held
at
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Hope
Smith,
reAuxiliary to bfgin April 10 and to
ty chairman. The center piece
Minn Schmidt, presi- be directed by Fred Rosenberg. gert. The meeting was opened wit ceived a silver arrowhead as an Vollmar, ^the Institutional Repre- Scouts will have ample opportu- the Marine Air Base, Iwakuni, Jawas
a beautiful huge cake with
the
recitation
of
the
Lord's
Prayer,
nity
to
advance
in
rank
and
receive
sentative"
was
also
present.
awnrd.
pan between Sgt. w. E. Hughes,
N'Mik Police Post and The course will run for a period
A donation for the Red Cross Mrs.
Scoutmaster Boyle presented merit badges at camp if they wish son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund ,wenty-Ilve orchid candles and
•' Caffrey fourth dis- of nine weeks.
Veronica
McArgel.
den
was approved. The card party
tenderfoot badges, mothers' pins, to apply themselves.
Hushes, Savoy Place and R. N. yellow daffodils which was made
•: •'«• piiisldent.
A card party was planned for which was postponed on account mother of den 3 and Mrs. Gerda and neckerchiefs to the following: The Scouts were notmed that the Sullivan,' Boston, Mass. March by Mrs. Adolph Peterson. FortyAprl) 27 to be held at the Colonia of mourning in the flrehousc, wil Smith, for Den 4 were in charge William Adams, Ralph Detrick, Troop will participate in the 22nd, Sgt. Hughes won over his five persons attended the affair.
of the skits. This month's theme
Civic Club building with Mrs. Wil- be held Thursday, April. 19
George Foreman, Harold Hibell, Northeast District Camporee May opponent by a knockout in the
'-• l\us<H-anHostess
"The Bottom of the Sea" was
liam ODonnell as chairman.
An election of new officers wa acted out by the Cub Scouts in theRaymond Schubiger, Benjamin Su- 18. 19 and 20 at Roosevelt Park, second round.
was awarded CANCEft UNIT MEETING
I' I'ltrty for Friend
held as follows: President, Mrs two dens. Dens 1 and 2 gave their kovich. Second Class Badges and Scout Area.
a gold trophy, and a cash prize, COLONIA — The regular cancer
TO COMPLETE BUILDING
Mothers' pins were presented to
Morrissey; vice-president, Mrs
1
COLONIA —• The members of James Staunton; scrgeant-at- den cheers and Den 5 recited. Nathaniel Holley, Ronald Schaffer, A "Greenbar" meeting was held Sgt. Hughes is expected to ar- dressing • meeting of the Colonla
-A
Mrs. Stephen Waafter the regular troop meeting. rive home soon.
Club will be held on Monday at
ii x was the rfuest of the Celonla First Aid Squad are arms, Mrs. Glaglola; auditor Handicrafts were displayed.
and William Schubiger.
All patrol leaders and assistant
the Colonla Library at 8 PM.
furthering
plans
for
the
comIt
IK
hoped
that
the
present
fund
•' -stork shower held
Mrs. William Price, Ml-s. Ro
John Lease awarded Philip Boyle patrol leaders met with chairman TO NOMINATE SLATE
Members are requested to bring
raising campaign, selling bottles
'••'• "f Mrs. NlckblM K o s - pletion of their building, which Huelsenbeck, Mrs. George Webe
was begun last fall. Because of tne custodian. Mrs. Joseph Pastena. of vanilla, will be very successful, his second merit badge, "Citizen- of the Troop Committee, Hope COLONIA — The Woodbridge any white goods they may have.
;
•'•' • iv R o a d .
ship in the Home."
Smith and Scoutmaster Sidney Township Police Reserve Associa-MC from MUlburn. East many trades being represented lr
The anniversary dinner of the 'his is the first attempt that Pa«k The Scoutmaster p r e s e n t e d Frcund. Plans, were made for a tion will hold "nomination of of- United States colleges and unithe
squad,
the
members
have
been
130
has
made
to
raise
money
toBloomfield,
Newark.
Ladips' Auxiliary of the Colonia
members of his Troop Committee day hike the troop will take during ficers at its monthly meeting versities have a record enrollment
!'••""••>. Short H11K anddoing the work themselves. Work Volunteer Chemical Hook and ward the expenses of the coming with new registration c%rds: Easter Week.
V
Thursday, April 5, at Town Hall of three million.
'ear.
All
parents
and
friends
are
has started already.
Ladder Company, will be held
Charles Parks, committee chairirged
to
get
behind
the
drive.
Saturday April 14, at the Inman
man; C. Clark Stover, treasurer:
Avenue firehouse. Arrangements The next pack meeting will be John Lease, explorer adviser; Weseld
the
third
Friday
in
April.
will be made to have the Fire
ley Burgess, and Mr. Theodore
Auxiliary of the Defense CounWingender. The two assistant
cil and the fire company's own
scoutmasters are Frank Straulina
exempt firemen present at the bounty Committee
and George ScharTer. After tjhc
celebration. The committee for
meeting refreshments were servpd.
Candidates
Honored
1
Many Wonderful Friend^
tin dinner is as chairman, Mrs.
Huel.snibcck; Mrs, Macky, Mrs, COLONIA — A dinner was held PRICES
SUunton, Mrs. Flannagan, and it the home of Mrs. Anton Till, Prices still are edging up genMrs. Weber.
021 at. George's Avenue, in honor erally, accof-ding to Government
I mi pared to till your family's
of the candidates for county com- obscure the |rise. Price boosts have
IIONOKKI) ON UIKTIIDAV
mittee from districts 7, 10'and 15. occured in many basic industries
ISELIN — Louise De Preiter, The affair was sponsored by the —coal, copper, lumber, fuel oil.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Gustave Women's Republican,Club of Co- tin, rubber and rayon, among
Do Preller. Ridgcley Avenue, "ob- lonia. Guests of honbr were from others. These increases are passed
served her llth birthday recently
he 15th district, Mrs. Fred Brause, on to consumers in one way or
.i party given by her parents.
Jr.,
348 Colonia Boulevard and another.
Guests included Helen Llsclnskl,
Mr.
J. H. McLsaac, 34 Plnetree
Kilmi Fniton, Junet Grosskopf.
From the 7th district, Mrs. John
Judy McCarthy, Nanette Randaz- Drive.
Muller, Jr., incumbent, 123 HtehFrom
the
10th
district,
Mrs.
o, Jerry and Dennis Luna, Adrian
field Road and Mr. Linn, MapleRussell
Briant,
Momingside
Road
nd Karl Kllge, William McSwenEaster time is for flowers . . .
wood Avenue.
' '•
iey, Frunk De Preiter, Mrs, Carl and David Miller, 43 Wendy Road.
to a woman the real beginning
Mrs. Sanford Luna, Mrs
of Spring. The lady in your life
iuymond Klige, Mr. and Mrs. Rowill be most grateful for flowK-rt McSweeney, Mr. and Mrs
ers on Easter, Choose a bouFrank Murmuth and Mr. and Mrs,
quet of refreshing, early blooms
iustnve De Preiter.
SELECTION
or a lovely plant, Choose a
Cosmic ray Is culled no burrlcr
charming corsage for her to
STYLES!
,o space travel.
•
wear in the Easter parade.
l:Lv|
' VALUES!
Choose her flowers here—she'llbe doubly happy because ours
OutflJ* lor Motheni-to-Be
are doubly beautiful.
0>ir
\
Tiie Colonla Branch lin will sponsor^ first paid up
ISELIN—A committee has been
Mfiiii Association of membership party April 4 at 8:30 appointed by Rev, Thomas H.
w i unen met at the PJvI. at VFW Hall, Lincoln High- Raywood, assistant pastor of St.
Cecelia's Church for the Madonna
, , i y for the annual way.
It:
Two Units Induct
Staffs at Iselin
Pins Presented Scout Tow-Wow'
At Pack Meeting Proves Successful Copper Works Names New
Strasser Named
Plant Head; Kemp Retires
Post Commander
1
Adds
New Members
iiuliarv
Colonia Boy, 7,
Honored at Party
Bov Scouts Hold
Court of Honor Plans for Summer
Camp areOutlined
lary
Plans Card Fete Mrs. Morrissey
Heads Auxiliary
ROBINSON'S
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lenges which Mr. Kemp always has been
able to see—and to meet—in the discharge
of his responsibilities.
It has been pleasant through many of
his years to see the application of a deep
and sensitive nature, of a firm and gentle
character, to the exciting requirements
which arise in a large plant almost by the
minute. For those of us who have watched,
we have looked through eyes inspired with
admiration for what we saw—because here
was a thorough workman, a noble spirit, a
kind word and a twinkling eye achieving
the larger things which confound and
escape us lesser mortals. This, indeed, has
been an example rewarding to have encountered.
*, M
We wish for Mr. Kemp, now that he has
laid down the accustomed toils of the day,
many pleasant years of his heart's desires.
'FIELDER'S CHOICE'
MICROSCOPE
ON
COMMUNISM
Where did Stalin make his bis become ever xn n y , , .
mistake? Now that the once "in- brrathiiv. spoil -i',,,, •
vincible" Stalin Is being vilified gradually the p
.
nnd Russian history rewritten, the again until the limn .,,;
Question becomes appropriate. Sta- are nppronrhod. n, , :
lln's mistake did not He in his modern dietiUm c,,,, ;,
treatment or mistreatment of the. Ing n popiilntinn s., ,i,. ;
Russian people. Despite all the Ittoready to f»r,,,,,,,.
suffering and police terror of the in the hands nf tin-,,,,..,
Stalin era it is W>t the Soviet
No, the rein dan••,.,• .,,
masses who are turning against or memory of » m , lti ,,
T*
,
does not come fmm
Stalin'., mistake was the unavoidable mistake of id. dictator.
\
For, In the very nature o r » l l t h
f
(
modern dictatorships les the seeds
^
*
••
of its own destruction.
ti
It was
was t h e y
,„
once belleve-and some believe
end of a tyrant , , r f / f e t d s
this still-that the
u w c . m u . - w . - . . . p p, l vlUvf U
fetds
comes when he begins to press th
the w h ( j ^
people beyond the point of human R i n lQ
^
endurance. It has been said that m m h
^
there come.s a point when the t h e r c m u | n | n ,,., : ; ;
peopte have had enough-enouih h f l s a s
of suffering, enough of war, and m m c o l l e c t . v p ,
;;
terror. The presumption has been p , Q t n ? a l n s l ( , u ,
that when the critical limit Is S o m e t l m i , s t h [ , v (
'
reached, the people arise and over- p f o p , e n s
~m ,;•
throw the tyrant who has op-p o w ( , r p o H t l c s Snm|M ;;
pressed them.
the form 0 { a .. pill , ri
I would challenge that proposlThat Is how ;m<i
tion; and in doing so point out finally lost—evrn ;lni:i
where Stalin made his fundamen- did not become nnn .
tnl mistake. There are two princi- three years after |,:
pal reasons why the great mass shall probnbiy nuci : .
does not overthrow a dictator, how Stalin dird and >
Given the most advanced methods stances surroundm•.; :i
of propaganda, given perfected external clrcumstunc.
techniques of secret police terror dicatlon, Stalin did in
and modern weapons with which tural death. The spe,,;
to nip open rebellion in the bud. W |th which the cum imass revolution is unlikely if not leadership" besnn hi i
impossible. Qne can conceive of . . s t a u n m y t ) i ' l"s an inn
revolution In an era of street bar- n o n e Of his lieutenant*
ricades. In an age of tear gas, a l n l s ( u n e l a i ,
machine guns and tanks, revolu- s t a i j n m a d e the one »
tion would be cruel fantasy.
a dictator must mab
CONVENTION — The State delegates, each of whom is enH-A
second
reason
lies
in
the
fact
rounded himself-- ;u n
of New Jersey will send 38 dele- titled to one vote. This is a
that
modern
tyrants
have
maswith
a
small
caste
.>!
gates to the Republican National tain of 117 delegates over 1952.
This will also be the first Re- tered the art of cyclical terror and privileged men; men
Convention next August when
President Eisenhower will offi- publican National Convention abuse. The whole of the Stalinist proximity to Stalin—tiii
cially get the party nod for an- held in San Francisco, or in the period is a perfect case in point, ful—only whet their .i;
far west. Previous conventions Stalin stt a series of economic and The power struitjuother "term.
The 1956 Republican Conven- have been held in Philadelphia, military goals. They were set so golns on in the Kremlin
tion will be held at the Cow Chicago, Baltimore, Cincinnati, high that they required great sacrl- name of "collective l<
Palace, San Francisco, on Mon- Minneapolis, St. Louis, Cleveland flees on the part of the people. The may someday be resolvi u. A a|
people were pushed almost but not Stalin may take the pi;
day, August 20. It will mark the and Kansas City.
T h e official State-by-State quite to the limits of human en- old. The name would b
one hundredth anniversary of
the first GOP nominating con- apportionment was determined durance. Then, just short of the but the "law of dicLiin
vention held in Philadelphia on by the Republican National breaking point, a relaxation of continue to work witii
sacrifice is announced. The people tabiiity of the inevitab!
iContinued on Page Thirteen)
June 17, 1856. It will have 1.323
An American Ctist&m
The days of this week are of deep spiriIt has long been recognized that Ameritual significance to Christian and Jew alike cans are a youthful people, full of vim
—days in which tradition and history leave and vigor, and uninhibited, relatively,
a fresh imprint on mind and heart.
when compared with, say, Europeans; This
For the Christians, this is Holy Week; is still true, today, for the United States
for the Jews this is the Passover season, and its people are still a young nation.
the time for commemorating the escape of
One of he traits of youth is to know all
their ancient ancestors from Egyptian the answers. We Americans, especially the
bondage over thirty centuries ago. In our GI abroad in World Warl, World War II,
synagogues and in our churches through- and the Korean War, certainly knew all
out the community, men and women and the answer. We may not have been good
children hold their faith high and observe, diplomats, as a result, but we knew the
in their own way, the renewed glory of their answers and we let the other countries of
heritage. For both, this is the time to re- the world, and their inhabitants, know
joice in great victory.
that the American way of life was best.
The conduct of Americans abroad is an
For both, the victory is in freedom. The
Jews escaped physical hardship and perse- important factor in our foreign relations.
cution, their history relates, and Passover Attention has been given to it in the miliis their festival of freedom these hundreds tary and by the State Department. The
of years later. The Christians saw their idea is now to teach Americans not to ridiChrist crucified on a cross, sealed in a tomb cule everything "foreign," and not to aland then arisen—an assurance to them ways be a loud talker when among
By J . Joseph Sribbins
that life is eternal, that God's children are Europeans or Asians.
promised freedom from the grave. So it This situation has a parallel in our everyMore convicts
TRENTON
comes that each of us has his own particu- day life in the United States. We are often are being put to work in New
lar and inspiring reason for rejoicing, for too eager to criticize the fellow in another Jersey than ever before but there
•reestablishing hope for attainment of the section of the country, because we don't Is no intention of reviving the
old chain gang methods, John
highest gifts within the reach of the understand the problem he faces.
.worthy, for uttering gratitude for the
There is a lesson to be learned in all this. W. Tramburg, State Commissioner of the Department of In'examples which can guide our lives in lofty The lesson is simple. Here it is: There is a stitutions and Agencies, has told
purpose.
majority of good people in every section of the Legislature.
Last year more than a hunSo we must give pause in our observance, the country, who try to do what is right. No
dred male Inmates of the State's
to personal contemplation, that we can section, state or county has a monopoly penal and correctional institutions worked away from "home
truly avoid mere superficial response from on virtue, brains or intelligence.
in keeping with the philoIt would be well for us to always remem- base"
the occasions we mark. Once again, we are
sophy that rehabilitation can be
called upon to explore our souls, to revalue ber that wo do not have the facility for acomplished through useful work
Some Pertinent Data
our ideals, to chart anew the course upon understanding everyone's problems, and at a saving to the taxpayer.
Squads of trusted convicts
which we have set ourselves. We can do no certainly we cannot expect to solve prob- from the State Reformatory at
in the
less than these things if we hope to gain lems about which we know little, or on Borderrtown, Trenton State Prison, Leesburg Prison Farm, Rahany real certainty of the validity of the which we are only half-informed.
way Prison Farm and the State
goals we pursue, of the truths we maintain,
Reformatory at Annandale rendered a variety of valuable serof the principles we assert—for otherwise,
Aid Crippled Children
vices to other State institutions
we will have deprived ourselves of the close
Township today are direct deBy RUTH WOLK
The sale of 1956 Easter Seals will pro- and to the Department of Conscendants of those who played a
(A suggestion was made by
communion with that Spirit which sepa- vide funds for many worthwhile services. servation and Economic Develpart in making our nation free.
some
of
the
residents
of
the
opment.
The
work
ranged
from
rate* grs* from evil, real from false, strong In addition to the helpful services to crip- preventive maintenance and various developments that this
in 1664, Charles II, the English
king, granted the land, now
from weak.
farm
work
to
cutting
trails
and
newspaper
publish
a
history
of
pled children and adults, such as special
the State of New Jersey, to his
in State forests and
the Township so that newThis, it seems to us, is the lesson of Easter clinics, hospitals, schools, camps, thera- underbrush
brother, James, Duke of York,
parks.
comers may know of its hisand of Passover.
peutists and medical consultants, it also ' The convicts commuted daily torical background and tradi- who later granted the land to
Lord Berkeley and Sir Carteret.
from their institutions to the tions. The only published hisprovides special centers for children.
Still later, Lord Berkeley and Sir
tory of Woodbridgr was Daily's
work sites but In some instances
The campaign, now underway, will close spent the Week on location and history and that gors only up Carteret transferred their holdUnderstanding — With Regret
to various individuals who
We must confess that we learned of the on April 10th and it is hoped that the were returned to the institutions to the Revolutionary War. ings
ultimately forced the establishThere are only a few copies of
on week-ends. Leesburg Prison
total
raised
will
exceed
the
funds
obtained
retirement plans of Lorin W. Kemp, manment of a Board of Proprietors
Daily's in existence today.
Farm supplies the greatest numager of the Raritan Copper Works of the in 1955. All the funds raised in New Jersey, ber of men, cleaning up the Leon E. McElroy has written for the purpose of governing
New Jersey.
at Ancora State Hospia history which he calls
Anaconda, with more than a mere twinge except for 8.3 per cent, will be retained property
Worthy of note is the fact that
tal. Many are also sent to the
"Woodbridge in the 19th Cenlocally. Less than one-twelfth goes to fi- State forests In South Jersey tury, but is not been pub- from the date <1664i upon which
of regret.
It is true, of course, that Mr. Kemp is nance the services of the national organiza- and their work is very satis- lished. This history is written KinK Charles II made the grant
to the Duke of York, only five
factory.
from records obtained from
entitled to the luxury of freedom from the tion in its education and research work.
years elapsed until the charter
the Township, County and
Because of the success of the
It is expected and hoped that the people venture of employing convicts, State, and from old news- for Woodbridee was granted in
strenuous pressures of the day and from
of
i this municipality will give generously Tramnurg seeks the establish- papers in The Independent- 1669.
the compelling drive which operation of
ment of a prison farm at GreyLeader office, from records
After the boundaries of Woodto
the fund that offers hope to the crippled stone
such a vast plant, necessitates. The many
Park State Hospital so
loaned to me by old-time resibridge was established — (or it
years ih which he has been subject to both of our state and nation. Certainly, this is that convicts may be employed dents and from bits of infori Continued on Page Thirteen i
around the clock raising farm
mation fathered through the
' are an exhausting experience, particularly a drive to which all of us should respond, products.
•••••!)
past 25 years. I hope it will be
when they contain the enormous chal- cheerfully and liberally.
of interest to yon.)
Convicts assigned to such de-
Under the Capitol Dome
;]'•';•
Competence Creates Confidence
History of Woodbridgc
Opinions of Others
war for brotherhood and a hun- Canada is remarkable among
THE GIRL WITH A VOICE
"Poor little me. What can I dred other causes. Liberals noted , International conferences in the
their crusade. The I public was total absence of an agenda and
do?*
So many Americans have said apethetic. In time, their fight of Issues hot enough to require
an agenda. >'
, that when a social problem has would have been won, but we
1
There will, of course, be some
arisen, they don't want to lose imagine that It will be easier
•Mends, to muddy up the waters, "to win now that a young girl-— things to talk about other than
' $o put even a modest fight for whose name we cannot even re- golf, which President Eisena 'change that In Christian de- member— has aroused the peo- hower and Prime Minister St.
ple of Colorado to the necessity Laurent are knqwn to play pret*»ncy should be.made.
They are men without voices. of acting like Christians—LH- ty well and which President
Ruiz Cortlnes, a former baseball
The first Amendment' is not tletton (Colo.) Independent.
player, might not find too exactneeded for them because they
ing. American Investments in
never exercite their precious FRIENDS AT
Canada have risen In a decade
SX1LPUDK SPRINGS
right of free speech.
, Now and then we snap to at- A vast amount of acreage, from about* $2.3 billions to $6.7
tention when a courageous soul running all the way from the billion; some Canadians criticize
inakes a simple gesture—takes Arctic Ocean to the Gulfs of plans for dumping American
» non»conformlwj step. A few Tehauntepec and Honduras Is wheat into markets Canada
, weeks ago. a girl at the Univer- represented by three gentlemen needs for her own huge' wheat
sity of Colorado resigned from who will be checking in today, surplus; we put tariffs on some
Mt sorority because she found with their credentials and ad- of C a n a d a ' s manufactured
t h a t it had a rule against mem- visers but without protocol or goods, though we gladly take her
of certain raow and rall- ceremony, at the big hotel a t raw materials. As'for Mexico, she
i, Her action gained wide White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. rteeds more American captlal
ilty In the campus paper Five thousand miles or BO of un- than the billion dollars she may
and in t h e national p r e » as fortified boundary will be repre- now have, yet seme Mexicans
sent ted, too. The frontiers are still remember American presreal
enough, as any body who sures and privileges during the
Trw-mtult is that a date has
}ong reign of President Diaz, and
been set for an optn. hearing tries to slip across them or car- want to keep as independent as
ry
goods
over
them
without
peron discrUntnatory practices on
they can, economically as well
/ t h e Boulder campus. This date mission will find o u t There as politically. The temporary or
ar«
difference,
also,
of
politic*
is March 19.
permanent drift of Mexican laTo be sure Regens H. Vance Mid culture.
bor Into the United States is also
But this m w t y w ^ f Frail- a problem.
Austin and Kenneth A, Bundy
have for more than a year (tent Elsenhower/of the United
Vtmn tlw subject of this
this battle against diai), tyifc they are growtt
of Me^co, and *rtflw meetin* Was brought up in the
tails are carefully screened. The
bagus check cashiers, the confirmed alcoholics and those
'serving time for non-support and
qther less serious crimes, are
usually selected for such outside
work.
'It's much better than leanIng against a wall or playing
hand ball," says Commissioner
Tramurg.
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STERN & DRAGOSfl
J U A l ESTATE 1
The oldest original Township
In the State of New Jersey,
Woodbrldge is rich in history of
the early days of our country
and is steeped In tradition. In
recent years it has been rightfully called a "Typical American Community" and we can
proudly point to the fact that
many families residing ih the
GLAMOR GIRLS
BANKING HOURS:
Monday thru Friday
9 A. M. to I P. H.
Friday Evenlngo
4 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Nature awakens at the Easter season, a
new life cqmes tofieW»»»d wooM
May we hope that this year the stout*
that block world friendliness may be lu
•way, «o that we all may enjoy the
•unlight of lasting peace.
2 % Pali on Savings Accounts
2 % % Pali on Savings Certificates
Our New Bulldujg, Corner Moore Avenue
and Berry Street lOpp, Town Hall)
jnen awustomed to wagtoj tha Iflnlirter Louis Bt. pureni
' H i t bn't dignity. I starched his underwear by mistake."
WOODBRIDGE
NATIONAL BANK
PAGE ELEVEN
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1056
-. LEADER
cinl award of a chocolate airplane Children Hold Model
was made to Thomas Calola and
Ptutover Seder Sunday
Dennis Wrrte for having sold $80
worth of candy and the whole
Pack was complimented for dis- AVENEL — A special children*!
posing of over eleven hundred dol- model seder was held Sunday
longrd bout with virus pneumonia. lars worth. For their cooperation morninR by the Congregation Sons
AVENEL — Tentative plans
George celebrated his twelfth with the candy sale the Denof Jacob a t the Avenel Jev/Uh
Bj
were made for the Joint tnstallabirthday on the 22nd, when his Mothers were presented scout hats, Community Center under the t u MRS. GEORGE
,lon of the Avenel Memorial V.F.W.
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
pervliion of Haskell Rosenbloora,
By
F. FERGUSON Popoliaio, Rocco Iacovelll and Miss neckerchief and den banner, also
Please
Mrs. Jack Brown]of Information compiled
about Post 7164 and the Ladies Auxiliary
a certificate of Appreciation from Hebrew teacher. Mr. Rosenbloom
93 Homes Park Mary Anne Albertus, all of Jersey the Boy Scouts of America, The explained the ceremonies and symGLADYS E. with all Girl Scout and Brownie Fleld Day, April 21, in Roosevelt at a meeting of the auxiliary held
City.
new, at Liberty 8-1916.
Park? Have you had the elimina- Monday at Club Avenel.
boys' gifts to the Mothers were bols of the Passover service, with
Avenue
SCANK
—Residents of the Park are most American Beauty Elgin compacts. emphasis on the holiday foods and
Olrl Scout Troop 52, under the tion contests In your troop to de- The aflalr will be held on Satur4<17 Lincoln
Liberty 9-1473 sympathetic
over the tragedy
leadership of Mrs. David Tappan, termine who your entry In theday, April 21, at the Maple Tree
—Lillian Wertz.
Washington traditions.
which has struck the Vincent Avenu», Deeded medical attention
Highway
was entertained In St. Peter's "big" races will be? We should all Farm, with Mrs. Robert SchneiThe blessings were given by
Aquila
home.
Known
as
"Jimmy
Parish House. The girls saw be very busy with those things, der and Mrs. George Gassaway as
Monday for a sprained wrist suf- Wallace Schiller, Richard Weiss
Tel. U-8-1879 "Molly Grows Up" and 9 picture plus—preparing for our Rally May co-chairman for the auxiliary.
to one and all, it is pleasant to dofered when the School Bus made
and Susan Jacobs, and the "Four
—Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson
19 at the Woodbrldge High School Mrs. Ella Linn and Mrs. Joseph Elizabeth A v e n u e , entertained business with Mr. Aquila at hisa sudden stop. X-rays showed nO Questions" were asked by Jay
about personal hygiene.
shop
on
Green
Street.
We
have
dinner and a Joint found him so very cooperative In broken bones we are glad to re-Bllewelss.
Brownies, from Mrs, Chris Auditorium, Each neighborhood Sullo, co-chairman of the house Sundayy
The children were served' tradiChristensen's Troop 28, made group will be responsible for a 10- social held at Mrs. Linn's home, birthday for their children, Judith
port.
tray favors for the children In minute spot on the program. The Rldgedale Avenel. Woodbridge, re- and Barry, who were 6 and 2 years the efforts of both our Women's —Birthday greetings this week tional Passover food by Mrs. Ralph
Club
and
Civic
League.
We
send
rally
will
last
from
2
to
5.
After
irorsse, Jr., andRahway Hospital. These were
ported that the affair was a suc- respectively. Guests were Barry's
to Brian Workman, Homes Park Hess and Mrs, Edward Stem and
Mr. and Mrs, Aquila our deepest
Street, and Mr,made from small paper plates, In the program there will be a ba- cess.
heir Committee.
godparents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pat
sympathy on |,he death of their Avenue, who was two years old
Hassett and one coiner there was a nest of zaar, Everyone will be requested
Mrs. Rosenbloom, wtye of t h e .
last
Thursday;
Gerald
Somraers,
Plans
were
made
to
attend
the
,
Catena, and their children, Bob, son, Edwin, and our sincere wishes
ll; m
Wc-stbury Road, "straw" and Jelly beans; standing; to make a donation of something testimonial dinner to be held for
GinRcr and Tommy; Miss Anne for the recovery of Vincent, J r . Bloomfield Avenue; Robert Moran, Hebrew teacher, attended as a <
that
can
be
sold
that
day.
Bursts of Mr. guard are little Easter chicles.
Washington Avenue, and Sandra uest.
M^-8. Sherman Olson, national Traynor, all of Kearney; also Mr, arjd Jane.
Alcllo, Jersey They made some for themselves,
At the last meeting of Brpwnlc president of the Ladies Auxiliaries,
Lee Shlfkovlt, Park Avenue, Mr.
Mrs.
William
Qulnn
and
—A letter from the First Aid and Mrs. Shifkovltz celebrated a WEDD1NG ANNOUNCED
,,f Mrs. Severldge too, for their Easter party, April Troop'69, Iselin, the girls voted to who will make her "official state daughters Rita and Janet, Iselln.
Sqund was delivered throughout
3. At their last meeting they prac- have a sewing project next on visit on April 14, at the Robert
AVENEL — Announcement ha*
jit..
—Dinner guests Sunday at thethe Park over the last week-end. wedding anniversary last Friday. been made of the marriage of
ticed for Field Day and ths Rally. their agenda. Votes for ft cookirg Treat Hotel, Newark,
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Boufrank
Taullarenl
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
MI... ri
A meeting of the Woodbrldge session ran a close second so, upon At the next meeting, April 9, Calola, Woodruff Street, were Mr. As many of us have needed the ohoux, Staten Island, were guests Veronica Labonlch F e r n , 85 Avenctli and Frank,
the home
their son andnel Street, to Theodore Bonner,
,. palm Sunday neighborhood will be held at the completion of their sewing, that the nomination and election of and Mrs. J. Lombardo, Irvington, services of the Squad and know
what
splendid
and
sympathetic
home
Mrs.
John
daughter
in
law,
Mr. and Mrs Sr., 117 Trinity Place, at a cereRuth
iiiirpnl'.i parents.
will be project
number two. Thedelegates and alternates for theMiss Mildred Tulemlero and Peter
j
mony performed by the Rev. Karl
work it does, make your donation Vincent Bouchoux, Sunday,
Wednesday, ARTII 11. TheCoIonta- girls
las
TagHnrenl,
V.
F.
W.
Ladies
Auxiliaries
State
practiced
some
Girl
G
l
Marceli,
Newark.
Miss
Tulemlero
Nichol
O. Klette, pastor of the Zlon LuthIselln neighborhood will meet songs.
department encampment to be is leaving by plane for a n Easter as large as possible. If possible, —Am wondering how many eran Church, Carteret.
donate to all three Items listed on members of the Woman's Club folMarch 28 at the home of Mr, and
held
in
June
at
Asbury
Park,
will
vacation In Florida.
ytV, Stanley Clos- Mrs. Henry Dlckson.
Guess the snow had you all tied
the card enclosed with letters. On
Mrs. Elizabeth Toppo and Tony
—Sincere sympathy
to Bill Sunday they were called for thelowed through with their promise Toppo of Carteret were attendants
,:,,,, Avenue, were
up last week,, for this column Is take place.
to donate blood at one of the lock
Mrs.
William
Dragos
was
the
Mrs.
Elwood
Harris,
leader,
and
Scharff,
Elizabeth
Avenue,
in
the
very short on news. Now that the
,\Mi: Kursls of Mr.
for the couple. The newlyweds are
Aquila accident and Monday they
father, Alexander handled the m e of Charles Sal- hospital! Let me emphasize again, on a wedding trip to Florida, and
,;,.,,,::,. Youngman, Mrs. Fred Oaskell, asslsant, of spring thaw has set in let's her winner of the attendance award, oss of
it
Is
not
a
painful
operation
and
Brownie
Troop
34,
report
that'
from you! It Just takes a phone and hostesses for the social hour icharfl, Bloomfleld, who died of a dutti, Woodruff Street, who fell you'll never miss the blood. O: upon their return, will reside a t
,il,i<i quests were M r .
their girls have the Easter spirit, call or a post card to Mrs. Jack were: Mrs. G. Gassaway, Mrs. Mar- ;eart attack last week.
,, i iinlmes. Piinwood.
off his bicycle and cut his head, course, If you've ever had jaundice 117 Trinitly Place, Avenel.
too. Baskets and marshmallow
..Ihnry
Park
Girl Scout News
Joint Induction
Chain o'Hills Park Reports
Plans Outlined
Brown, 120 Francis Street, Ise- gurlte Galler, and Mrs. Bernard —Congratulations to Mr. andrequiring hospital treatment.
save yourselves the trip as they
Mrs. Carl Ziesmer, Homes Park
Un, to let us know what your Forslund.
Shortage amid plenty plagues
Avenue, who celebrated 14 years —Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Maurl- w\U not accept your blood.
troop Is doing. If you are a new
the coffee business.
if marriage on the 21st. They and ello and their sons, Thomas and
Troop call and we can becomeFARM PRICES
better acquainted. Till next week, Farm product prices held steady, heir son, Carlie, went out for din- John, Elizabeth Avenue, have re- TAX CHEAT TIPS
Happy Easter.
on the average, between mid-Janu- ner. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faul- turned from a three-week visit The Internal Revenue Service
ary and mid-February, according haber, Elizabeth Avenue, were with Mrs. Mauriello's brother-in- paid out a total of $602,817 to 57i
of her mother, " o n n a " ai> St. Cecelia's. Each
to the Agriculture Department. married ten years last Saturday. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Car- individuals who tipped off the Oov
mil Brooklyn. t r o ° P member will brine a pre- Syfwgogue Croups
Prices for hogs, potatoes, oranges, —Kathleen Duffy's party for her men Yorlano, Pnlmetta. Fla, While irnment about other people's ta:
iit...--.
- . school child. Peter Rabbit will be
birthday on Tuesday had one of the boys was laid up delinquencies. The Informers wcr
Plan Joint Meeting lettuce and cotton Increased' but seventh
Mi
Herbert Klvlat, | on hand to present each child
to
be
cancelled
as her brother with chicken-pox, Mr. and Mrs. not identified nor was the amount
were offset by declines in prices
5;.,;ifi. entertained at with a basket. Mrs. Robert Voris,
Tommy came down with chicken- Mauriello spent a week-end at collected as a result of their tips
for
eggs,
strawberries,
milk
and
AVENEL
—
A
combined
commit, r Monday w follows: leader, will bo In charge of games
Miami.
estimated.
tee meeting of the Brotherhood cabbage. The farm price level in
Julius Jordan, par- and refreshments.
—At the monthly meeting of
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
J.
Foley,
and Sisterhood of the Congrega- mid-February was 7.38 per cent
Kivmt. and Mr. and
Easter vaactlon is almost here tion Sons of Jacob will be held below that of a year earlier and Jr., Elizabeth Avenue, entertained Den 1, Cub Pack 149-A held in St. NOT FAIR
,1mdm. brother and
and
that means time for more tonight at 9 o'clock at the Avenel 27.8 per cent below the record last Friday for the first birthday of Cecelia's Church, presentation was Phoenix, Ariz. — The thieves
„! Mrs Ktviat. The
John J. III. Guests were Mr. and made of badges and bob-cat pins who recently broke into an office
high set in February, 1951.
fun. Troop 44 will take advantage Jewish Community Center.
;, hild as n farewell
Mrs. W. Staub, Mr, and Mrs. John to the whole Den, consisting of here were not fair. The took the
.
I.
HOUSING
of
this
(weather
permitting!
and
It lias been nnnounced that the
'MI--. Homy Jordan,
J. Foley and Miss Mary Evers, all Thomas Agosta, Thomas Calola, manager's fountain pen from his
In
calling
for
an
extension
o!
hike
to
Roosevelt
Park
April
3.
regular Sunday School session,
.m : in Auburn. Maine.
of Newark; also Mr. and Mrs. H.Gerard Carlo, Gary Forziati, Ro- desk, replacing it with an inexthe
World
War
II
veteran's
housThe
(ilrls
will
leave
St.
Cecelia's
and the Hebrew school scheduled
; Mis Seymour Derebert and Michael Hayzer, James pensive ball-point pen from the
Zipfel, Iselin.
.;:i Avenue, were hosts school grounds at 10:30 A.M. and for next Tuesday, will not be held, ing program, or a substitute fo
—Sunday dinner guests of Mr.Ikuss, Robert Kupper and Dennis counter. They took his electric
It.
beyond
the
existing
July
25
return
at
3:00
P.
M.
This
will
be
due to the Passover holiday.
Mi .md Mrs. Seymour
and Mrs. Gordon Playter, Park Wertz. In addition, Gary Forziati razor and left him a safety razor
•;; ;,nd Mrs. Philip a dress rehearsal forfieldday. Mrs. Hyman Srelnlck, president 1957 cutoff date, Representative Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. John was awarded the bear badge, one and three blades.
practice running of the Sisterhood, has appointed Edmonson <S., Okla.) called at
Mi iiiul Mrs. Harry The girls
gold and one silver arrow; Thomas
Stevens, Paramus.
I,; Wrstbury Park and and Jumping. They will make Mrs. Edward Stern as chairman of tention to the fact that only about
—Glad to report George Na- Caloia the same; Robert and Mi- Prison life in this country is
4,000,000
of
the
nearly
15,500,000
their
selections
of
field
day
con:, p, tn Kravltz, Chain
Retting to be more and more
testants, and they hope It will put the committee for the annual in World War II veterans have used tusch, Jr., Elizabeth Avenue, is chael Hayzer the wolf badge, one revolting. — Savannah News.
iik
'
gold
and
two
silver
arrows.
A
spestallation
.of
officers
which
will
back
to
school
again
after
a
protheir home-loan rights.
all of them In good form for the
,:,,l M i \ . S h e l d o n
relay races. Please remember, take place in June at the Center,
Nr.vark. were Sunday
Mrs,
Stern,
who
has
appointed
her
girls, you need a permission slip
i..!.- <>l M r . a n d M r s .
sinned by a parent—so don't for- assisting committee, will hold a
];,v.ii^
'122 Ellsworth
meeting In the near future.
get It.
The Sisterhood will hold Its anThis
troop
would
like
to
extend
Mrs Al Bcrkowltz.
its deepest sympathy to Maureen nual public party, Saturday, April
•ni'st'i ul a Passover
Loars and family In the loss of 7, at 8 P. M., at the center, under
iv of Mr. and Mrs.
the chairmanship of Mrs. Harry
her brother last week.
'.piivr. 170 Bedford
Have you all received the list Schiller.
, ;i!i Knrstano, Worth
,•,',! a b i r t h d a y party
bunnies have been completed.
They are now completing a surMindiiy. The guest
prise Easter Rift for Mom.
her nephew, John
',,,, n( Mr. and Mrs. April 2 is the date for Troop
,..,; .iniin was 11 years 44's annual Easter party: the time
was a dinner | is from 1 to 4 P, M., In the recrea-
WOODBRIDGE
STORES
OPEN
THURSDAY
and
FRIDAY
'Til 9 P. M.
., - d a y cvetllns M a h
i, ui .Mis. Irving K o r Mr
I'liiltn Schwartz.
J E R S E Y S C R A P B O O K *JOEMASICIC
i ,i Klcpnt'i. Mrs. David
a n d 'Mrs. Norman
v dinner quests of Mr.
lines Tooker. 209 Worth
r Mr iind Mrs. Richard
; d iiehlers Colleen and
ciition. The James
MI -"Us. John and Deni.it !i.c Kitsttr week end.
• ' n u Easter Sunday.
• .i luiii' home of Mrs.
:>:; i-iit.-.. Mr. and Mrs.
.. SeT->i(ie Heights.
.'• Sunday dinner a t
'•!:•• H.iivatore Santelli.
• '!!• i were Mrs. Mary
•: <i n n . Joseph a n d
lH£ FIPST SCHOOil
" n v Jersey City.
'••"ii , Bnmton a n d
WAS QP£H£D/HTH£ V/ULAGf
iMi'in.i and Barbara,
Of
.^iic[ A n e Sunday
• '; :iiul Mrs. Frank
1
••• Richmond, Statcn
rHARMONY
ill
I
'••'::k
P&O0 TO /P/3,
£y//MAToA/
AUTO
/vori
+~i rue t£&4i j&
i/wr roe uotoess
riMril
CHRISTIAN
HOPE
KUHN
TPAhKJUIUTY
GIANT HESSIAN
WHO ceosseo
AN OCEAN TO
! FIGHT AMERICAN
WAS EVENTUALLY
PENSIONED
BY THE
STATE OF
NEW JEBSEY:
He DESERTED THE
HESSIANS. JOINED THff
AMERICANS ««* WAS
WOUNDED IN ACTION.
I HOL1DAV SEDAN
Somers'
Flower House
"The Living Gifts" ;
GO FREEMAN STREET
Woodbridge WO-8-8M0
II l.l
1
•", i n i l , u aingti, dancer
""'<••••., [iiuctlces her ballet
"' Uiidun Him studio
""< i» currently lUrrUlf.
lo
Phone
anywhere
Easter Flowers
From Our L a w Stuck of
• POTTED PLANTS
• PLANTERS
• CUT FLOWERS
• CORSAGES
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photograph of an anti-proton to catch up wiCh the drunken appropriate a half million dol- Commissioner Holderman • • • ',
And also for the tryall of all
that was taken with an exposure driver.
c.rimlnalls and causes of misdelars to launch a new three-year Lloyd B Wesicott.n Clinton
time (amateur photographers
meanor nnd to Indict such fines
r |M| fn,m Editorial Page)
"An Intoxicated tavern pat- survey of the Delaware River dairyman, ha* b" n named
take special note* of one hun- ron is a potential drunken dri- by the United States Corp. of chairman of the Governor's Mtltc
'" ,)„, towns of what we (not pxceedlnR the sum of ten
!
dred sextllllonths of a second.
Committee . . . After dark accipounds i and punishments as to
ril .. ( .rct, Itahway. New
ver or a potential highway killei Engineers
We never were good at vulgar or victim," claims Davis.
•'',,,' of Edison Township the Mnrrlt of the Cause shall (Including Colonia Proper and Colonia Village)
During the early 193O's thr dents in New Jersey h.is raised
the year's traffic fatality toll
fractions, let alone decimals. But
, ' . vliat Is now Wood- require, ns by imprisonment,
Jurisdiction of State ABC Army Engineers conducted their to 164 as comparrd with 138
here's a so at trying to write
•, ; , . n s h i p - t h e charter Rtosklng, plllorlng, ducking,
first
broad-gauged
study
of
the
agents does not extend to prlvau
deaths registered at the same
be married May 13. Mr. Stadnick f.iat.
,,,, s(ii<l corporation or, whipping (not exceeding twenty
cocktail patties and homes, but Delaware and prepared a report time In 1955 . . The fifth «n- ,
is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
stripes)
and
the
like.
Which
Working
on
the
left
side
of
the
, ,iilloci by the name or
suggesting «n Inter-stcte agency
By
they
are
told
to
watch
out
for
:
SUdnick, proprietors of the Post decimal is easy. One hundred ?ales of alcoholic beverages to be created to supervise and coor- nual convention of the Young
,'j.,,.' shall consist of at court is to consist of a president,
MRS. SIDNEY Store. Colonia.
summons looks like this: 100,- persons actually or apparently dinate the dfvelopment of a ma- Democrats of New Jersey will
'!,. finillips and as many •who is to be Justice of the
FREUND
—Welcome home to Douglas 000,000,000,000,000,000,000 — or Intoxicated. Specifically t h e y jor water supply and hydro- be held next June at one of the
• ||l( . y shall think fltt Peace) rind of the Magistrates,
State's shore resorts to be se•;,m,iii>s shall beaecount- or any two of them at least, a
were told to warn local police electric power facilities In tin lected later . . . Thousands of
1!) Sandalwnod Preund who had his tonsils re- figure 1 plus 23 zeroes.
Delaware Basin.
moved this week at the Perth
',•.„, associates and free- Clarke and such other officers as
But
one
hundred
sextllllonths
if
an
intoxicated
patron
has
Lane
American c i 11 z en s suffering
I
they shall appoint. Which said
Amboy Hospital by Dr. Qoselln.
At that flood control was not World War II property losses
looks like this: ,00000000000000- driven his car to the licensed
of 'the aforesaid corColonia
Magistrates
and
Clarke
are.
to
be
—A
pow-wow
was
held
on
Sat'
Township which aftld
rrpiarded as particularly Impor- will be burred from recoveries
Fulton 8-296!) urday March 24 at the Girls Voca- 000000001 — or 22 zeros plus a premises,
!
' ,,i tiw major part of sworne In their offices, and the
tant, but because of last Au1 with a dcmlcal point in front,
tional School in Woodbridge, Co- of all ior should It be only 18 POLICE TRAINING:— Gov- gust's record floods, stream flow unless their claims are filed with
' , .Miiiiilly to divide the Clarke Is to be approved by the
the Foreign Claims Settlement
II
lonia iCub leaders seen at the
, i,;1ot of upland and Secretary of the Province, who
Oovernor Robert B. Meyner will regulation promises to be 6nc Commission In Washington ! » - .
—On Saturduy from 2 to 3:30 Ro^-'wcw were Mrs, Frsinrjs Tar- zcroes?i
/tS
to
keep
exact
record
of
all
' ,' .,,.niiwt themselves by
We don't thirifc there Is any soon push for his program de- of the chief objectives of the new fore September 30 . . The State P. M. the Sunday School of the
survey. In addition, metropoli','• ',. diid and third lotts, or (actions that shall be brought in New Dover Methodist Church will •er, den mother, Den 2, .arid Mus.. likelihood soon of hearing any- signed to accomplish propei
Kathryn Simonelli, Den mother one casually saying: "Wait a training of all local policemen tan New Jersey needs more wa- Department of Agriculture an- ;
hhv.tryed in the said court, and
,, MIIHTWISC agree upon."
nounces that residents are
have
an
Easter
egg
hunt
and
party
ter these days and the new sur- drinking approximately 2.8_ p e r /
'''.'„ urn" is as It appears In to h an account thereof unto for all children in the nursery Den 8, both of Cub Pack 145
sexMlllonth of a second." But it before they assume their dutie
From
Cub
Pack
130,
Cubmaster
vey
ts
expected
to
include
this
him"
cent more milk but about three'
through the 3rd grade. After the Wlllard McAruel. Assistant Cub- wasn't until the middle of World or after they have been ap
phase of regulation.
per cent less rream . . New
Tie fiW County Court did not egs hunt, refreshments will be master Albert Ready and Mrs. War II that we measured the na- pointed for a probationary per
m or religion and a
The federal budget for the Jersey's workmen's compensational debt in hundreds of bil- lod and before their appointmention were also pro- come lntd> existence until June served.
Roady, an assistant Den ' Mo- lions. —El Taso (Texas) Herald ment becomes permanent.
|
next fiscal year provides for the tions rates wil probably go upin t.he charter. Al- 19, 1683, at Pl.scataway. Three
—Congratulations to Audrey ther, Den Mothers' Mrs. Carl
The Governor has received expenditure " $100,000 for a this year . . . Every school oK •
of the Justices resided in Wood- Jayne Preund, 10 Sandalwood Bf.i'R. Mrs. Willinrd McArgel, Mrs. l'nst
i • c arly days t h :
word from 262 municipalities survey of thi Delaware. Instead flcial In New Jersey hits been
, , t ;M"d for ' T mnln- bridge and the other three In Lane, on her first birthday, which Hope Smith and Mrs. Howard
they would welcome such train- of this, Oove'nor Robert B. Mey- urged to properly observe' the *
FIIA AND THE WINDFALLS
• :> 'ui'.'jh, thoy were Plscataway far the two commu- she is celebrating today.
Smith. Mrs. Hope Smith along
nities were the only two towns —Free X-rays will be given to with Mr. Harvey of South Am- ' Federal District Judge Albert ing program. As a result At- ner has suggested to the Pub- last Friday in April as Arbor
m i i i to worship Gad
V. Bryan has greatly strength- torney General Orover C. Rich- lic Works Sub-Commtttce of the
, ..iw fit. One hundred of any size In those days. John residents of Colonia at the Co- boy instructed
in ceremony, ened the hand of the Federal man, Jr., has drafted a bill to ac- Appropriations Committee In Day . - . . "Operation May Day," "
a statewide Civil Defense and
1
,i,..c laid out for school Pike, Jr., of Woodbridge, served lonia Library April 10 and 11 Among the things Cub Leader,
Housing Administration in lte complish the program and the Washington that $500,000 be ap- Disaster Control test exercise
and they are today as the first clerk. The first presi- between the hours of 1 to 5 P. M. learned were correct functioning
prolonged fight to recover some Legislature now has It under propriated In 1957; $400,000 In will be held in New Jersey in the
,,, nee school lands ad- dent of the County Court was and 6 to 8 P. M. Women are of De.ns and Packs, games, handiconsideration.
1958 and $100,000 in 1959, when evening of May I . . . The Oar),<!!
Samuell Dennis, who lived on asked to wear blouses and skirts craft, ceremony, pack adminis- $40 million in so-called windfall
,.',.,! by the Trustees of
presumably the survey would be den State Parkway ushered in
profits.
This
Is
a
necessary
fight
The proposed training pro- completed.
:„,()! Lands, The fourth what Is now known as the
tration. Mr. Sipgs who puts out. in the taxpayers' Interest that
to facilitate examinations.
Spring with an announcement
Hill section of
„': i he charter, establish- Strawberry
—Douglas Healy, 38 Longfellow the Quarterly which Is indispen- should be carried to a satisfac- gram would be similar In na-'
of plans for painting toll booths
ture to that employed by the
,,iom of religion and pub- Woodbiidge. Mr. Dennis was a Drive, son of Mr, and Mrs, Kevin
sible to Cubs made a speech about tory conclusion. The heart of
JERSEY JIGSAW: — T h e with newpo»lors andthe planting
weaver by trade. In 1671 he was Healy is recuperating nicely from cubbing in general. A blue and Judse Bryan's impressive ruling State Police. Each potential of-;
. .mini, readrfas follows:
New Jersey Division of Employ- of services areas with' Tiew trees.
,. :iny have power by the a member of the first Jury in the a tonsclllectomy, Douglas was sold dinner was held at the Is his finding that the distri- fleer would receive a thorough
ment Security paid out $10,429,course
with
academic
subjects
, . of voices of the free- Woodbridge Township Court, operated on at the Rahway Me- school,
bution of the windfall profits
632 In unemployment insurance
clinical
experience
and
physical
.niil [reemen of t h e Said When Woodbrldse sought a min- morial Hospital, last week.
from the Shirley Duke apartbenefits during February . .
CAPITOL CAPERS: — I t V
training
predominating,
.,11.111 to chuse their owne ister he was one of those chosen
POLAR AIR DROP
—A meeting of the Colonia
ments in Alexandria and the
Republican Senate Leader Al- always sound finance to have ';
In
his
annual
message
to
the
',; or Ministers for t h e to cut and make 1,000 pipe Unit of the Perth Amboy HospiThe U. S. 18th Air Force plans Beverly Manor project in Columbert M:Cay, Burlington, charges a surplus In the treasury. Govstaves to defray the expenses of tal Women's Guild will be held on to airdrop-an entire scientific base bus. Ohio, violated apartbents' Legislature, the Governor said 70 divisions and bureaus of the ernor Meyner insists. .. Author,,i (loci and the Admin
,.; His Holy Sacraments hiring one. When two other resi- Tuesday, April 3 at the Colonia at the South Pole. The base will corporate charters. His decision modern condltitons of travel and State Government spent $17,- ities such as the New Jersey
so rhosen. Inducted dents were chosen to make the Public Library.
onsist 485 tons of materials for arms the FHA with the neces- improvement in methods of 346.548 for materials and sup- Turnpike Authority and tn* :
cd. all persons as well same amount of staves, it was
-The
following
is
an
announcebuildings,
radio towers, scientific sary power to proceed against criminal detection make the task plies last year, which is $565,545 State Highway Authority taK*
,;:ni;
::,rh:>kk'rs as others the Bamuell Dennis who was ap- ment made by the Police Depart- equipment and supplies to sustain other builders who realized fan- of local officers far more compli- more than appropriated for the away the authority of the State'
,,„:, ,i:i;l inhabitants admlt- pointed to sell them. However, ment of the Township of Wood- scientists at the polar station tastic unearned profits at the cated than It used to be.
purpose . . . There will be no ad- Government, accordliiH to GOT""It seems to me unsound to ditional Daylight Saving time ernor Meyner . . . Inadequate*
••-, i i , said corporation or they could not be sold until bridge to the parents of children through January, 1950, for studies expense of the Government and
give
an
man
a
badge,
a
club
and
Samuel Ed.snll paid "12 pounds In schools 2 and 16; Effective im- connected with the International of apartment dwellers.
;,.• .,:> s'l.il! contribute a c this year in New Jersey .
quarters in the State Depart*';•
a gun and send him out for
;.:; tn their estates for hisof powder for them" and some mediately, it Is the request of the Geophysical Year.
In both these cases—and in police duty unless he is properly Twenty-two thousand women ment of Health where premari:••' :-.i:r-c. towards
which other means had to be found to police that all parents calling for
some 200 others—builders ob- screened and trained," said the would receive an average in- tal blood testing cc:urs, could: ,|||
. ,. [in :r shall be two hun- pay a minister. Prom 1688 toor delivering children to this
crease of 25 cents an hour if a delay marriages, Dr. Daniel
„ tained loans from F-HA in ex- Governor,
l .,.•]• ••>- nf isood upland and 18!*2 he served as Town Clerk school drop them at the corner
proposed $1 hourly minimum Bergsma, State Commissioner of?
cess of the actual cost of con,.; n I.IKI out, to the use and as well as clerk of the Township of Colonia Boulevard and Outlook
wage in the mercantile indus- Health, claims in his annual
struction. Instead of returning
(Continued from Editorial Page)
DELAWARE RIVER: — Con try is approved by State Labor port.
,,.,;, df the snme minister, court. He was also an Overseer Avenge. The congestion which is
the
unused
money
to
the
govern,ni' hundred acres more for of the highways, a "rate maker" caused daily by parents attempt- press conference of March 8 ment they distributed it as wind- gress has been called upon to
m.iincminre of a free schoole. for many years and for one year ing to make pick-ups and drop- President Eisenhower
fall profit dividends. Such acoffs in front of the buildings that "the North American Con- tions made the Government's
, i .ml Lund shall not be was ,i "tax gatherer."
tinent is bound together b-, geduring assembly and dismissa
in.ij.d but. shall remalne
1
liability greater than it should
Whence Our Name?
hours is a grave danger to the ography and you can't ge , away
n line incumbent to another
There .seems to be some dif- safety of their own children. It from it, and therefore v/e /have have been for the properties ini',!•:• Which said land t o volved and resulted in higher
;rence of opinion
is suggested that the distance c o m m o n problems." Nobody
h,: A.Hi t!ie land for the
Woodbridge received its name from the corner to the building is thought that a profound re- rentals than would otherwise
:,!i:r of a church, churchmark, but it did happen to be have been necessary. Since one
Dally declares that the Township not too prohibitive for ai
,; .-.iioole-house, marketwas named for Rev. John Wood- who Ls ^11 enough to attend true. Since we do not wish to purpose of the FHA loan was
ir .ma the like shall be
fight our neighbors and have to provide rentals at reasonable
bridite, Newbury, Mass., from school.
mp;nl from paying of the
given up whatever thoughts any rates, the builders who enwhich town most of the early
•*; Heat of a halfe-penny per
among us may have had to dom- gaged in such practices doubly
settlers came to Woodbridge. —Also effective immediately
or any other rate of taixe.s
Leon E. McElroy, in his "Wood- summonses will be Issued to any- inate them, we must arrange to violated the spirit of their bargain with the government.—
never for ever. Notwithbridge in tnc 19th Century," one who violates the law bylive side by side on equal terms. Washington Post.
in • it shall and mnv be
double
parking
at
any
place
in
the
The
Sulphur
Springs
meeting
says that no record has ever been
•I: for any of the said Freeought to be restful for all confound tli.it Rev. WoodbiidKe area near the school.
ly and inhabitants aforecame to New Jersey and I have —Members of the 29 Plus Club cerned. Nobody there hates anyhat arc of n different Judg
not been able to find such a took a Jour of the Proctor and body. Nobody is seriously tryn; in the matters of religion
ing to out-trade anybody. Al
i Oamhle
vjujmm- plant
yiajiL last
inst week.
ween.
in.iDit.uiif any other Minister record. Mr. McElroy states that| _ H a l M c C a i n M no f M r a n d in all, this is a pleasant thing (Continued from Editorial
Minsters at their own cosi many of the early settlers camei M r s K ,, n n e t l l McCain. North Hill to be thinking about for the* Committee in December, phL
'•'afitflollowed the Hifes"adopted
from Suffolk County, England. R o a d i w a s honored on his llth next two days — and all tin by the 1952 National Convention. I
I • ii.n-'^s without being momore
pleasant
because
of
thi
in which WoodhmUse .is located. I birthday, at the Cub Scout Den
t' i Di- disturbed for t h eThomus Bloomfleld, who actrobules in .so many other parts The methods used by the various I
qulmt n large tract uf land from meeting of Pack J45. Mrs. Pred- of the world. -The New York states to select delegates vary.|
in
;rick Boyle, 110 West Hill Road
Some are chosen in presidential
!•> niifwyp- cinfwyp cmfwypff the Lords Proprietors in 1GU5,s the Den mother and members Times.
Within the deep spiritual significance of
primaries; some in Congressioncame liom Woodbrldjje, Eng- of the Den present were:'Andrew
!ifcdom of Kellflon
Easter
lies Christendom's most cherished beal district or state conventions;
t:n- .sixth article of the land, resided in Newbury, Mass, Boyle, Anton Auth, Walter Emery,
100 SEXTH.UONTHS
and
others,
by
the
State
Com'•'• the right to religious and then came to Woodbridge.
lief—that life is everlasting.
Donchevsky, Gerald Pelton,
In this ase of multi-bilHor mittee.
:um \ui.s further stated
There may be some connection. Alfred ' Tortorella and Albert
dollar
budgets
and
multi-hun
A total of C62 votes, a majori i! in matters of religion and
It is in the beautiful symbolism of Easter's
Settler:; in WoodbridKe had a Schmidt. Mrs. McCain assisted dred billion dollar nationa'
ity vote of the 1,323 delegates,
•m;i sif OiMi there is Liberty lireat deal of difficulty with Mrs. Boyle with the meeting and
church
services that new assurance comes, it is
debts, man has slowly becom
.Oiii-i-ii-nci' Kianted to all per
wolves killing their stock and he party. Hal will graduate from accustomed to gigantic figures. is required for nomination of
in
the
magnificent
story of the triumph of the
a
presidential
and
vice
presidenwcil to the freeholder! finally on iMarch 13, 1696, we Cub Scouts at the next Pack meetHe still has no real concept o
tial
candidate.
ing
on
April
6th
at
the
Colonia
Son
of
God
over
death
that hope is regenerated,
I1 .ill that are or shall be ad
find this entry In the minutes
how big is a billion dollars, bu
(i inhabitants within the of the Town meeting: "Voted Library and wlJJ receive his We- he accepts It as commonplace.
DRUNKEN DRIVERS:—Barit is in the acceptance of the promise of eternity
copulation or Township, that any person who shall kill a belo.s Badge.
Our scientists, meanwhile tenders and tavern owners have
that lives are patterned so as to be worthy.
• if: ii1 or subscribing to the wolf within ye bounds of WoodRaymond Zirpolo, New Dover have been going in the other di
been notified by William Howe
'•I A l l i a n c e to the King, bridge between this and ye first Road, is the newest boy to enter rection—much further towar
Voices are lifted in exultation, hearts are opened
Davis, State Alcoholic Beverage
K.'iaiity to the Lords Proof January next shall have 25 Boy Scout Troop 45.
infinitesimally small quantities Director, It.Js their duty to join
again for the. safe-keeping of a truth whose ac>••• And that no persor
shillings payd to him by ye —A surprise party was held than the politicians have goni In the statewide drive to curtail
ceptance
has been enhanced by whole centuries.
for
John
Morgan,
109
Longfellow
"'•'••'•r shuil be molested, intown."
auto fatalities by cooperating
toward big ones. We predic
Drive, to celebrate his 14th birth- that average man is going
": uuubled by his or he!
with
law
enforcement
agencies.
The
need
for
a
blacksmith
was
rl
'••''' in opinion in matter: great, and on September 26 day, Friday. Guests at the party have a lot more trouble get
These, then, are^ the beauty and the glory
Director Davis has also noti'•'•••' wn. Provided t h a t , thli
1698,'we find this entry. "Grant- were: Tod Swinton, Bob Wein- ting adjusted to some of the ne
fied his investigative personnel
of
Eastertime
and of Easter, which have endured
ranted shall not extent ed to John Crandal. blacksmith stein, Bob Den Bleyker, Danny figures of the scientists.
to warn persons working on lisince
Gethsemane.
Thai they may appear again
Den Bleyker, David Hyland,
:ousness nor to the dls
censed premises that law en100 acres of upland, eastward Kenny Lease, George McCain,
For example, the America:
ItuMv of others and the pub
in
fullest
splendor
in this Year ojf Our Lord,
forcement agencies are mobilized
Irom John Btoomfleld, provided Howard Van Ness, Dennis Di Physical Society was told of
he doth settle amongst us and Maico, Lois Ann Ping, Pat Walker,
nineteen-hundred and fifty-six is the sincere
;<l«l for also in the char
work at his trade for seven year: Sandy,.. Wainwright, Susan Di
hope, of the Board of Directors, officers and per>•> the first court. It reac more to come, but if at ye end Maico, Carol Metzger, Lorraine
sonnel of The First Bank and Trust Company.
•'•>»'••>: "That the said Cor of seven years or any any time Atoskl, Eleanor Laideg and Cathy
j
n or Township have thi before ye Mr. Crandall Is moved Toma.
to erect and ordalne
to see that ye towne shall have
—Miss Julia Ussia, fiancee of
Just call WO-8-1710 and ask to have The Inde"f Judicature within the! ye refusal of the said land."
John Stadnick, Jr., was honored
.hii-Lscliction and the limi
iContinued
Next
Week)
pendent-Leader mailed to you. Only $3.00 for
l!
at a bridal shower given by her,
for the tryall of «
the entire year and you save almost 30"i over
bridal
attendants
Saturday
at
the
j
The Republic of Indonesia wil!
• actionable between th
;
Sons of Italy Hall, Bound Brook.
farm commocjitlei
p
j
»>d party from whic buyy surplus
the regular price.
hi coun About sixty guests were present.
be no appeale, under!worth $96,000,000 from this
ir
Miss Ussia and Mr. Stadnick will
fi pounds sterling.II try.
» off five
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PAOE fOTRTEKK
and Mrs. MllUm War-! BATTLEFIELD TA
, a nd chUdxen. Albermaxte
The Army ha
were the dinner f w * t t development ot *
brnnaa. Hewark. Monday
of Mr and Mrs. Louts era and a tran.=—Kristin Reed, daughter at Mr
Newark.
can be carried band Mrs Alfred Reed. Federal
b
Village
_ _Mr »nd Mrs. John Sabes- named the • e x Svreet. will mart hi» sccood btrth-,
Dukes Estates, Canterbury
Village,
(Including Duke**
tlnas!*Albemar!e Road « M ' ; portable cameri
I day at the home of her grand-',
ridge Knolls. Oak Ridge Heights)
parents. Mr and Mrs William'
Ind Mrs. Guidetti.
Berkely pounds and thr •
Woorlbri
!>.::rc*j- party Sunday of;
plete with bini<-::
Sr.fll Montc£a;r Saturday
HeiehU. Saturday evening.
COLOXIA - Boy Scouts of
supply, weighs r
dM r f
_Pvt
Kineslcy
Whipple,
who
Catania
rt*vf
been
Invited
to
parKenneth M o m *.-;•: M r s M<w MorckinTNewart I —*** »f
from si::1 •
j»orthea.<;t District
__
tht
By M R S . I y r V W BJ.cfc. ST.. Patnd» 14 stationed at Fort Dix. spent the hidden
to son and daughters and Mrs
by
an
electric
seday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
S'to'sky Jth'trm
Street. Tenenbaum. Ethel Street, «**|cimpor*« »t Roosevelt Park. May
C H A B L E S | Avenue
duce automatical;
Hinds.
Claridge
Pl«e.
i n i :o Evan Ladaui. Bitoel Street dinner goest* of Mr and Mra.j 1 I U , 1 9 t h ^ M t h
_ M r . and
Mrs. O«rge L«Uko.
and Mrs
t n e d Mr
_Mr and Mrs. John Sabcs- ord of everything
The alms and purpose* of the |
ia Avenue, entertained Mr
A.Vr-. Oermann. so* of * . , * £ £ , G o M * r f - Jm* C l f f '
its lenses.
t'nai
Albermarle Road, were the
Cajoporee
this
year
are
demon» - : M:* Albert Gennann. Isa
Balrd. Dunellen. at dinner
Br.«e
CTub
met
at
the
Each
unit
(tupsts
Saturday
afternoon
of
Mrs.
lU E h
^rations of Swut
S t r w . . crtebrated
crtebrated hii eighth
Collucci. Newark.
ed the christen •
Wednesday Hi» iruests hamt of Mr? Raymond Gwetnpel. leader will stake out his unit's
?f R*m»r. Nol Uebel. Jefferson S:r*« Trnrreday Pres- campsite Sunday afternoon. May
_Mr and Mrs Willie Wels and ^
p ^
;
Norbert and Oilber^ West
»ere Mrt PMer MoOutic, Mrs S and on the following weekend
ssons.
o n s . Norbert
*
Mi?hael and Raymond ;
:
Street were the guests Sunday Sunday.
Mr* Gordon may prepare the campsite A small |
ViRnT:r.» Mtrhiel Shhedu and
—The »
J b Schneider.
Schneider
of Mr and Mrs. Jacob
.' \r,<ire* and Kim Sidrray Today Ma lion U h . RusseU Sumens. Mrs. trading post will be operated by'
—Mrs. G a %
BullviiK. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.
S*a
Explorer
Ship
237
for
the
sale
.
A;be:: «.:; have asfc.i»?ueste Mrs ' Thoma* Sttton. Mri. Louta Syra-{
Road, has JUM
is no* ;r. :
Schneider are former residents of
r L:;:.ia O r m a n a Mr and Mrs.! n » e . Mrs. Artfiur Hamcn^ Sir* ! 01 milk, ice cream and candy. A I
from a visit witr
l»ark Tc;:\mherst Avenue.
Rebef: O r m s n n and children.: A J VtCurz; and Mrs. Warren j firs, >UJ's U ^ ! o j , w i ] ) ^ ^ u p w i t h jE d g e , spotswood
Divid Cathcart p.
imner ^esU Sunday of Mr. and
It offenr..imner
rs
James
Slaunton
apd
a qualified first aid man in. at- \ _ M : a n d Mrs. Robert Jor.w V s William Sinnott. Jerse> Ot>.
Rober. and Kevin; Mr and Mrs {
>;*i4
—Mrs. tieor«f i .
Jerry and Wayne. West
.-,-,- BHWS »ra! chiftren
iftren Ear! and Bev-i
B e v i - M r . »nd Mrs Bamet Weisman t «,dance at all times.
and sons, Alan and Robe . Wtr.cy
d Mrs.
Mrs Edmund sons.
Please h--:v • . ; ? : : : :
ar-d
Avenue, and Mr a:
were
the
dinner
guests
\ '
M
l
children
Harda
Brodice.
David
Ger-Mwl
children.
Marty
and
Harda.
participate
in
the
Ger
Road, spent a few days at theHu r.eV. Savoy
re the Street
A ::l l uu nn ii uu w
w ii U
U participate in t
A
Savoy Pi
Piace
We neec r. ?.:ri .' r»*--_i .s •:::> •'?• J « * *
3e3
2
Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karlsz and c » ;
t d d t th h
tritaUoru V;.;j~,-,^>: wrrt*::- ».? IC*IJE and Mr. and Mrs Chris • Etrt Street, dined at the home _ _ , l n j M m p flre, and will either home of Mrs Jones' parent. Mr. Sundiy afternoon ftoesU of Mr.
Perth Amboy. -J •
SUunton. Elizabeth.
of
Mrs
W
tt ii ii n
u
ii tt mother,
lira.
.
,pd
Mrs.
Charles
Bilger.
Meridan.
of
Mrs
W
n
u
mother
l
i
r
a
,
^
Ritxer
A
l
l
Edward Rac*\tc}\ M:< V J
and Mrs, John Quinn
—Milton Warshawsky, Albe- Sunday e\-enir.i! .;
Z
i
units
will
attend
church
services
skuOT Mng
Looby M/*~n Lyr.l-- Svsr. R:**r. ' - T h i s l eeks ^ m
Conn.
- M r and Mrs. Waller Ir.dyk marle Road, attended a.meeting Paul Skola, P<c:
day. On Tuesday Uw
—Mrs. L. W. Suit. West Street
Sunday morning.
Robert MCCAMJCT. G»::»» R*:*r XES c4 to Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
i UIIIUL,,,
children. Aileen and Valerie of the South Ward Boys Club,
—Mr. and Mr
ll'U
family dined at the Avon Caterers
and Mrs. Stella Esposito. Clark
1
Ted Jrowan. Mr. ir.c Mr' TLas Sinrthmore Terrace; Mr.
Broadway
Avenue, visited Mr andNewark at which time his biro- Vlrt and son M
with their family circle "•
Senate
Majority
Leader
-Johnattended
a
flower
show
in
New
Btanton. Fr«5 Heirs Free J">'.--inc Mrs Norman Rosen, IsabeUe
Mrs. L Zilka. Newark. Sunday.
—Stan Iciand. son of Mr. andson has predicted that Congress York City. Monday
ther David L Warner, president Plainfield. wer?
aohn, William Kroner Mr: Ro&- Street: Mr and Mrs. Norman Sil—Gue-Us over the week-end of
ning guests ol •
Mrs William Iciand. McOuire would pass a "trood" law on lobby—Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pi- Mr. and Mrs R. Moody. Broad- of the club, was presented with the
rrt Murphy Moms Tarter B*ri. ber Mason Street.
Stnwt. Till mark his sixth birth- ing, at a companion piece to the chalski and daughter. Debt*.?
charter for the organisation. A George Lateko p,v
BMe, Morrr Sm:;r: R.:rii::T-^f. : ; —Bnan KeUerman. ion of Mr.
da; today when his guests Till be good election law he had already Bunns Lane. Woodbridge. visited way Avenue, we're Mr. and Mrs.?oal of 2,000 boys was set by Mr. —Mr. and M: p.
Cipt Ancfr, De Masic '.V...:JCC m e Mrs Mac KeUerman, Allan.Bridge, and Mr and
Robert Syracuse. David Malloo.
Amherst Aveniir
Fd Suiter. ""'
Warner
Mid t ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Broadway AveAWe& John Apc*». B B B»rT.« ix Street, marked hia tecond Linda Ouempel. Frank Carniglia. endorsed, in time for the cam-Mr and Mrs. Fred
A
paign
Mr and Mrs. Milton War- Mr. and Mrs n
fitdney Ban?:'. Edna B*<:ifr J J b;rthday We<ine«lay.
wood
Way.
Warren Curun. Andrew Stdron.
Oreer. South Car
—Saturday ?uests of Mr. andnue
Bennett. Anthony C a n n i n Eu—Birthday greetings to Mr*On Saturday Stan trill celebrate
—Mrs. Frankel is spending the ithawsky and children. Albermarle vUit.
Mrs. William Guellich. McKin- Passover holidays with her son-Road, were the dinner guests
fene Cistrllar.o. Jotepr. Cu,l.?sir.. Ar.r-.ur Ladoux. Ethel Street, and
Mrs Sam Strieker. Wall Street.
IT. and Mrs E
—Sunday dinrc
A- J- Foley. Frank Bal"aJi> :o James McDonald. McOuire
—The Terrace Club met Tues- ley Avenue, were Mrs Ehrie. Miss -in-'.aw and daughter. Mr. andMonday nf Mrs. Rose WarshawMr. and Mrs. Joseph La Russa.
and Mrs. 'Jam^ <>
Seorgf Demchak and Rooer. Rrz Street.
Anna Ehrig and Ronald Johnson. Mr? Harry Schectel, Broadway sky. Newark
day
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Richard
Miss Evelyn Weaver. New York,
Ail trolnnwers rili carr? ;c»r.i;f.-' „
—Mr and Mrs. John O"Ma- Avenue, were M:
Mrs Bernard Loebel Mrs. A. B Grant and son. Tommy: Powell. Swarthmore Terrace. Pres- all of Brookdale.
Avenue.
Cation. If by any char.cf y-^ ar* 4 n ( j
hor.ey and children, Billie and ander Kosiarski ,,;,;
—Guests last Tuesday of Mrs.
tderal Street, were Mrs. Blanche Kipson and children. ent were Mrs. Michael Laraxaro.
—Sunday evening guests of Mr.
d*r. Jr.. Rahway
Dot at home when they c&:; o n - ; dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Jacky. Jean. Becky and Rkrkie and Mrs. George Muller. Mrs. Stan- Benjamin Hill. McKinley Ave- and Mrs. George LaUko. Patricia Linda, Albermarle Road, were the
—Mrs. Jack c :
ley
Gutowski.
Mrs
Angelo
De
Laweek-end
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tribuUorj. may be mzi'.K d::ec;ly
nue,
were
Mrs.
Margaret
Hunter
Jersey City. Monday.
Mrs. Hulda Smith.
Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. StephLouts. Mrs. Frank <
to the Ise'un First Aid &
—Mrs Kenneth MorrUon. Ethel
—Birthday greetings to George renzo. Mrs. Vincent Foti and Mrs. Mrs. Effie Mitchell. Mrs. Joan en Kansz and daughter. Janice, Ak:ns. Brooklyn. N. Y
—Mr. and Mrs Greenberit. son, Frank.. Mr? •
TaEfjart. Mrs. Mat Halliday. Miss
—The Meclo Park Terrace C:i x Street, entertained Mrs. _Barnet ] B v r n e Je fierson Street, and toGeorae Berger.
Perth Amboy.
Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. Cauffman. and son. John, ar
—Birthday
greetings
to
Mrs.
Elma
Halliday.
Miss
Margie
HunOrgajQiMtion a fr.deaTo:.:..-x> .et Weaman. Mrs. William Kroner. William Duerschetdt. of Ford
Hudak. all of c-: :
—Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Florence Basini. mother of Mrs ter, Miss Nancy MacMillan. Miss
,, v Single- LivinRSton, and Mr. and Mrs.
up a commur.;iy project for jradej Mrs Jay Tenen and iirs. 8aul Avenue.
ntch. and Pet«r Singaltwitch.
all j Weiss. Plainfield. were the Sun-week-end in Jamv.
Oscar
Oughi.
Stoneybrook
Drive
the
dinner
Doris
Nielsen.
Miss
Jacqueline
trees at the curb line to beaut Jy: Kritiman.
—Mrs. James Pollard. Ethel;
—Mr. and Mrs :
—The McOuire Street Canasta MacMillan. all of Kearney, and of Irvinxton. were
(he community A targe response)
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Street will entertain at canasta
guest? last Wednesday, of Mr.day auests of Mr. and Mrs, Sey- were the week-end
Club
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs
mour
Lieberman.
Claridge
Place.
Miss
Janey
Clark.
Lynhurst.
is needed a& order* must be placed jUltna.
McOuire Street, are Mrtomorrow when her guests will be
and Mrs. Phillip Singalewitch. Jr.,
—Sunday super guests of Mr.and Mrs. Herbert P >
—Mrs. Mrs. George Latzko. Pa»ithln the ner. three weeks. u l < 1 M r s s W e t T e r . M r . , n d M r s . Mrs. Joseph Skelting. Miss Jane SeorRe Lynn. McGulre Street
Linda Avenue.
Present
were
Mrs.
Al
Bentley.
Mrs
and
Mrs. John Sabestinas. Alber- way Avenue.
tricia
Avenue,
entertained
Mr.
and
f Chinese
h
E
l ! j o ^ h La
There is a chwee of
Elms.!
La Russa aand Miss Evelyn Pollard. Miss Gale Pollard. Mrs.
—Mr. and Mrs. William Alt and
lohn McWhorten. Mrs. James Mrs. Alexander Kosiarski and
marte
Road, were Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs p.
Bernard Morrison and Mrs. RalNorway and Sliver Maples and; Weaver. New York,
:arolan and Mrs. Thomas ..Fitz- son, Alexander. Jr., Rahway. last children. Bill and Claudia. Clar- Carroll and children. Joan. Marie, witch. Jr.. and c
various other types of popular; _ M e n i ( >
residents who at- eigh Morris.
idge Place, visited Mr. and Mrs.
gerald.
Phyllis, and Pin::.;.
Thursday.
i and Diane. Union.
ahade tree*. The sue of tr,e tree; M n ( W ^ C a n a C o n f e rence at
—Edward Naughton. son of Mr.
A. Russell Watts, Roseland, Saturnue, were the
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Wein—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Hinds.
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Lillie
and
the pnee they surt. a t | S t
church Sunday were and Mrs. Martin Naughton. Atday evening.
Claridge Place, entertained Mr day of Mr. and M:
,$2M If we receive orders
for
40 j
d
f 40
lantic Street, will celebrate his berg and daughters, Bea and Bar- children, and Mrs. A. Iilli«. Iselin
Uid M r s j l m e 5 D i n g W B H >M r .
Mrs. Ralph Hincs.
or more tree* we can have them lna M r s c , . ,A n d e r s c n g ^ M r seventh birthday Friday by dining bara. Jefferson Street, were din-] were the quests Sunday of Mr. and —Mr. and
Place entertained Mr".' «nd Mrs. Richard R. Whipple and galewitch. lrvma-.o:
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.Mrs Harry Lillie. Edgewood Ave- c:a~_„.
MrS ? d
M
n e y Whipple
r a n , —Mr.
Mr and Mr,
Mrs. H
Haney
Whipple, all
all of C
Cran(taked at a nominal charse. 11 you , j , d M r s Martin Nanshton.
in New York and attending the
and Mrs. Harvey Whipple Jr.. and
Wetnglass. Newark. Sunday.
Broadway Avenue.
wish to place an order call Nor- j _Birthday greeting* to Edward Howdy Doody show.
ston. L. I.. Sunday
nue.
son.
Harvey
HI,
Philadelphia,
Pa
.
—Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brostow
—Mrs. Robert Murphy, Mason
man
n a n Gareiner.
Gardner Liberty 8-7377
87377 oorr;;AAhh r
) TTom M
C
b h f
—Claudia and Bill Alt. Claridge their new son, Ro,
-Birthday congratulations to
M cCann. both of
Sunday.
—Mr. and Mr?
any officer of the Mralo Park Ter- Atlantic Street.
Wilbur Brpdine. Isabel Street, and Street, was hostess to her Canasta and children. Linda and Walter.
-Mr.' and Mrs. Brad Monell Place, visited their grandparents,
Mr and
group, Tuesday,
at »
a ifarewell
smut*,
luuu.j,
oi.
n i o c u i Normandy
nuriiutiiu? Road,
™«", visited
' « ' » » ••••
-i
,
.
. . _ D , O J ' Mr anri \tr<; William H Alt and children, Bru:
race Civic Organization
—Monday dinner guests of Mr. Edward Weber. Hudson Street.
Charles. Jr., Phoc»—A speedy recovery »'^h to
j and Mrs. Mac Kellenmann. Atlan—Mr. and Mrs. Wally Mitchel
who is moving to Tennessee.
the dinner guept.- ;:
Charles Katz IsabeUe Street, who jU c s t m r t w e r c M
Ng
g _ and children. Mercer Street, atMrr ^
MMr r8 8N
Present were Mrs. Robert Regan.
tended
the
engagement
of
Mrs.
U a patient at Perth Amboy Gen- t h a n Sonr.efeld and son. Barry;
eral Hospital.
{Albert Kellermann, Mrs. S. Fran- Mitchel's brother, Al Bluemen- Mrs. John Apoka. Mrs. Henry Fili—Lany Vance Fiihler. son ofjkel. New Vork; William Frankel, thal and his fiancee. Miss Sophie pelli. Mrs. William Hay den and
Mr. and Mrs So! Fishier. Jefler-1 Hoboken; Mr. and Mrs. Monty Slausel. Parts, France, at the home Mrs. Ralph Barone.
—Robin Jean Roscoc. infant
son Street, marked hu fourth Mauler and Mrs. Mildred Massler of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Bluemendaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
thai.
Brooklyn,
Monday.
and
sons,
Pat
and
John.
birthday Monday. His guests were
—Robert Syracuse, son of Mr Roscoe. Jefferson Street, was
Philip KuUenco and Mr and Mrs. —Birthday congratulations to
christened Sunday at St. Cecelia's.
Abe Lapldus and children. Linda James Stathis. Atlantic Street, and Mrs. Syracuse, of McOuire Her sponsors were Mr. and Mrs.
and
to
William
Turner,
Mason
Street,
will
be
six
years
old
Sat
and Gary.
ui'day. His guests will be Carol Charles Susino. Jefferson Street.
—Mrs. Albert Fyankci. Ethel [Street
—Mr. and Mrs. George Forster
Street, tntertained tier canasta
—Ronny Klein, son of Mr. andSurgens, Linda Guempel, Stan
and sons, Marc and Bobby. Ethel
group Tuesday. Present were Mrs.1, M : s N l c k K 'e'n. Jefferson Street, Iciand. David Mallon, Frank Car
Street, and Miss Arlene Boerer
Nortnan Gardner, Mrs. Seymour ]«''» celebrate his third birthday niglia. Warren Curtin and Andrew
and Miss Carol Boerer. SwarihDeWitt, Mrs Bamet Wtisman at a party at which his playmates Sidrony.
more Terrace, were dinner guesU
—Birthday ^greetings to Don
and Mrs. Edward Haiuslu.
» ' n be guests.
of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Boerer.
—Mrs. Harold Boerer and —Mr, and Mrs. Seymour liss. Wiley and to Anthony Cava, bot" Elizabeth.
daughters, Arlene and Carol. Swarthmore Terrace, were dinner of Atlantic Street.
—John Vincent Cronin Duer—The Menlo Park Women
euests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis LieSwarthmore
Club met Tuesday at the home of scheidt, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernst Patella, Ethel Street. Mrs. William Duerscheldt, Ford
Present were Mrs. Paul McDonald, Avenue, was christened Sunday at
Mrs. Nicholas Space, Mrs. John St. Cecelia's Church, Iselin
Jacobus.. Mrs. Joseph DiGerono- Sponsors were Mrs. Leo Lauer and'
mlo, Mrs.' Praxik DaUavaUe andCharles Finer. Open house was
held at the Duerscheidt home.
Mrs. SUnley Bielecki.
—A demonstration party was
—Spending partW their Easter
vacation with theiii grandparents held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
are Jeffery MitcheliCson of Mr.George Zimmerman. Ethel Street.
and Mre. Wally Mitchel Mercer Present were Mrs. Robert Fulton,
Street, and Eric Russell, son ofMrs. Larry Westcott, Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Russel, Rader, Mrs. James Vendola, Mrs.
Richard Mohr, Mrs. Don Wiley,
Atlantic Street.
Mrs. Richard Derrevere and Mrs.
—Birthday congratulations to
William Duerscheidt.
John Lyons, Federal Street, and
Menlo Park Terrace Notes
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HOPELAWN
KEASBEY
Listed 7 Organizations Selling
Woman's Qub Tickets for Band Concert
Library Receives
Many New Books
,-inilies
School 14PTA
Honors Principal
pxecutirt board of
FORDS — Mrs. Helen FalkenFORDS-The PTA of School 14
FORDS - Seven
with the HopeUwn Fire Company
dub of Ford* wtlJ Ttamship omniutions m»y p » r siim. librarian, announces thRt
honored their past president and
at Perth Amboy's 75th anniversary
t ut the library at SriS
honk.-, have been received by the
former principal. Hownrd W.
* c»p*cilT »udien<x for tl»e celebration September 29.
will be made »o at- April »» concert hy the Fords VFW Appearances at Wlnfleld and
Finds Public Library ns follows;
8harp, at It* 39th birthday meet, , , d District Sprtm Mllii*TT Bund *t WoodtHidge Cliiabeth have already been annmintrd by the Fords-Clnrn
Mrs, Albert Gtrrtner, past presiRiirton Little LeSR'ie: "Teen-Aee
,. ,,: theN. J State Fed- H;th School. Kenneth Peterson, nounced.
dent ot both thr N. J. State PTA
storiM of the Diamond." "Bnse- \Vnmi*n s Clubs. ApirU (jckei ch«irm»n, h»s announced.
Three other parade dates in
and the local PTA, gave the adbnl] for Evaryone," "Stan Miwlal,"
n,nk Plans wlUbedls- Cwperaitn? wrji the tend, the May. July and September were
dress, "Which Are You?" She an*
•Hnlpli Klnor," donated by Mrs.
...,. May supper BMrtiWt toJkiTirvc wcM>U»ttons »re n o * also being negotiated.
nounced an honor sift to the N. J .
Oswald Ncbel; Holy Bible, Revised
,, The Pines May IT oflenn? iKkets to the public:
State building fund was being
Stfindnrd Version and "Webster's
,,v ur*ed to ronUft Fords VFW. Pords Woman's;Cl«
Club,
, m«de In Mr. Sharp's name. Mrs...
Coiiw
Dictionary.
!! Fu'un. music ehalr- Wootfbridse
Republican Club.
Lafayette Livingston, president,
, formation concemtn* Woodbrider White Church Chrisnomited by the Fords Lions
reported a portrait ot Mr. Sharp
club; "Large Webster's DictionMusic Festival »ian EnrimvoT. Avwiei Junior
would be painted and hung In the
ary"
"Battle
Lanterns."
"Make
jt
the
Presbyterian
i it tne r r c w w r m i Woman's Club. Rosary Society of
corridor of School 14 where he / i
Wiiy for the Brave." "The Wilderth Amboy. April 3 Si Anthony's Church. Port Readness WHY,1 "Caddie Woodlawn,"
served as principal for over 30
,, wish to obtain tick- ing, awj the Seraren History 9o"Door to the North," "Fair Advenyears.
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MISS KVKI.YN II. IVAN
Fords V P. W. Band cieyr "Tickets may also be pur- FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary
of Fords Memorial Post, 6090,
turn." "Slave Mutiny," "Tim and
t« held April 19 maychased from members of the Fords
Mrs.
Jens
Jessen
was
appointed
VFW. met in post headquarters
the Purple Whistle," "Back to BKTROTHAI, TOLD: Mr. and
. Oswald A Nebel 5« VTW Band
chairman of the nominating com- ;
and welcomed Mrs. Marie Watson
Rchocil with Betsy," "Barney of the Mrs. John Ivan. R5 East William
Approximate!? too tickets have
The Library
mittee, to be assisted by Mrs.
Into membership. Mrs. Dorothy
Street,
Fords,
have
announced
North." "Peach Blossom," "The
,< vill benefit from this. I been requested to date. If preWhitman Johnston, Mrs. Andrew
Lund presided.
the
engagement
of
their
daughSky is Blue," "Tomahawk and
!!*- rhib Is stltinf tick- jCiinctTt sale of tickets by these
Aaroe. Mrs. Robert Lehman and
Trouble" "Many Moons." "Gen- ter, Evelyn Helen to Steve Topo: .-tlie-profitsbasli • orsanttaiions a successful, no Mrs. Emily Westlake, newly
lanclk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sol Furla. Any member wisheral
Baseball."
"Pet
Book
tor
Boys
elected
president,
made
the
aping to attend the Central Con: in Home Department nickel* mi! be sold at the door
and Girls." "The Boys' Book of George Topolanclk. 556 Colgate
. Thursday afternoon on the evening of April 19, Mr pointments As follows: Mrs. Doroference at Far Hills Inn April 10
Avenue,
Perth
Amboy.
Miss
Ivan
Motors, Engines and Turbines,"
thy Farrtngton. secretary; Mrs
should contact Mrs. Livingston.
•i the library to make I Peterson said.
"Manners Made Easy," "Wonder of Is a graduate of Woodbridge
.>xns Aprons are also! Joseph O l y t m u n t director ot Mildred Oallagher. Mrs. Lucille
the Human Body," "Famous High School, class of 1953 and Mrs. Milton Lund, membership
Lovasz.
Mrs.
Reglna
O'Niel
and
, 7 r i* salr to be held in public relations, announced thai
Signers of the Declaration,' "Las Is employed as the bookkeeper chairman, announced Mrs. FalMrs. Violet Hanley, color bearers;
n used *htte material two other concert appearances for
sic Come Home," "Secret of the at the Perth Amboy YMCA. Her kerutern's class had attained 100
Mrs.
Mary
Larson,
historian;
Mrs
s mav be left at the thr band later in the year are
Andes," "The Seventeen Reader," fiance, a rraduate of Perth Am- per cent membership. An InforBetty
Lund,
patriotic
instructor;
now being aramced and will be
"King of the Wind," ' T h e Boys' boy High School, claw of 1950 mal reception was held In the girls'
Mrs.
Esther
Sundqulst.
musician
announced ax agreements are
;
Book of the Soa." "First Book of Is employed as a lab technician court.
Mrs. Lillian Burke was electee
reached
Dinosaurs," "All About Birds.' at the E.I. duPont deNemours
The attendance prize was wort
senior
vice
president.
Mr Zycwunt also stated the
Ceremonies
"All About the Atom," "All About Co.. Perth Amboy. A September by Mrs. Nelson Klstrup's third"/
Anyone interested in joining
band will participate in parades
our Changing Rocks," "All About wedding is planned.
grade class.
•
livi for Xeh'da Son on Mar 11 at Carterefs SOth an- new special club may contact any
Rockets and Jets," "Cochlseniversary celebration parade; as member of the. auxiliary. A hos
Apache Wnrrior and Stateman."
] \ W N - Mr. and Mrs.
host band tor the Springfield Fire Ital party at Lyons Hospital wa;
Also, the Childhood of Famous
Ntila 81 Pw\Mjrr«nta Department at its SOth annlrer- planned for April 10.
mcrican series donated by the
!ud their Infant son wrsary celebration June 23, and
An Easter hat social was held
'ords Lions Club:
-,, Timothy, at baptismal
with prizes awarded to the folPaul Revere, Aleck Bell, Buffalo
.old m Holy Spirit
MP9. H. R. <rRI8CHBOWSKY
owing: Mrs. Lorraine Lieman and
Bill, Dan Beard, Daniel Boone. Dan
•.•:th Anaboy. by Rev : Darid Paul Rllbill, 5 ,
Mrs. Dorothy Lund, prettiest; Mrs.
Webster, David Farragut, George
Sponsors wtre Robert
Alice Domejka and Mrs. Helen
FORDS — The Mothers' AuxlU
Carver, Jim Bowie, John Paul FORDS—The Fords Lions Club
Celebrates Birthday Zander,
K ind Mrs Pauline Nefunniest; Mrs. Mary MaJones, John Sevler, John Wana- met in Lopes Restaurant with lary of the FordB-Clara Barton*,};
Amboy.
PORDS — The fifth birthday of son, most original. The special
Little League met In the basement M
maker, Kit Carson, Lou GehrlR, Clifford Dunham presiding.
Rubm. son of Mr. and prtie. donated by Mrs. O'NIcl, was
It was announced the annual of Our Lidy of Peace Church." ^,• m
Martha Washington, Merlweather
won
by
Mrs.
Hanley.
..- (or the sponsors and • ^
Rubin. 456 Crows Mill
Robert Rellly, president of the *
Lewis. Nancy Hanks, Oliver Ha- how was a financial success. Jo'.;<:••; GuesU were Mr I Road. »*s celebrated will* a party
Hospitality was in charge of
zard Peery, Peter Stuyvesant, Zack seph Dambach, paper drive chair- little League, Joseph Boknowskl,
l.isc;);; NVhUa and chllMrs."
Lovasz
and
Mrs.
D.
Lund.
aylor, Robert Peary, Sam Hous- man, expressed the need for more James Pallon and Gordon Ko
jat homr.
FORDS - - Miss Nancy Adele by the Commonwealth Bank of
>;•.. Hubert and Paulette: i Guests included Mrs. Sarah The next meeting will be April 9
ton, Teddy Roosevelt, Tom Edison, members to participate in the ler were guests. Plans for the com*
aetuchen.
The
bridegroom
attendI:. Robert Smith and Rubin. Mr and Mrs. Harry Rubin n post headquarters.
Melson, daugliter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Jefferson, U. 8. Grant, Will drives. Applications. for member- Ing season were discussed.
-*,
;
d Point Pleasant High School and
Cynthia and Robert; and son. Ronald. Highland Park;
Sinar Nelson, 154 Ford Avenue, be- erved two years in the U. S. Army Clark, Young Stonewall, Robert ship were submitted to the club.
Mrs. Joseph Cough announced
Adolph Quadt, district governor,
siiNjii and Robert Nehi-» M t ^ M . , * i n l n K untreman and
(ime the bride of Harold Ray ie Is now affiliated with his father Fulton, Zeb Pike.
that the Fords iRadlo Store Is a •';
Inducted Donald Kerr as a new
3rlsi:hbowsky, son of Mr. and Mrs.
sponsor for the Minor League" '•
: ,i: y snyder; Robert Z*o- ; rtjm<htW- j u d i t h . ..Washington
business.
member.
Forty-four
members
no
Frank Orischbowsky, Laurelton,
team. The auxiliary announced
'"*'R"bt''''
'
jPark. Mrs.Harry Rubin, Los Ange.ere X-rayed before the meeting.
that it is donating a Scoreboard
Saturday afternoon. Wesley MethI '.es. Cal, Mrs. Dora Sandbcck
>ucsts at the meeting were Anfor the stadium in Fords Park,
idist Church, Perth Amboy, was Hot Dog Sale Planned
JtmtK I.KAVE S SON
' Penh Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. Philip
drew Katis, California Oil Co.,
The auxiliary Is selling "all occa-the setting for the double-ring
|K
M.'. and Mrs. Thomas. Shapiro and daughters, Meridlth
Raymond Smltke, George Kayser,
By
Home-School
Croit/
slon" cards to raise funds for the
,i;ii Amboy Avenue, an- thr'and Pamela. LilUc Silver; Mr. and HOPELAWN-The Ladies Aux- jcremony performed at 4 o'clock by
of the Woodbridge Club, and Wilstadium.
>i i son born in the Penh Mrs. Benjamin Sunshine and Mit-iliary of Hopelawn Memorial Posi Rev. W. Gilbert Bowering, pastor.
HOPELAWN — The Hopelawn
iam Walters, of the Dunellen
1352. VFW, met in post rooms anc
New members were welcomed as
The bride was Riven in marriage Home and School Association met
U'.'ii>.';,<l Hospital. "
cl.ell Rubin Fords.
Club.
elected the followinR officers;
follows: Mrs, Helen Walsh and
jy her father. She wore a gown in the school and appointed Mrs
FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Edward
A film. "Fountain of Life," in Mrs. Frank Mlkusi, of the AthMrs. Margaret Pastor, presi if white embroidered nylon tulle Alex Sax chairman of a hot doc J. Kocsik, 265 New Brunswick
dent; Mrs. Jeanne Bulvanoski wcr taffeta. The basque bodice sale to be held in April. Mrs. Ste Avenue, had their Infant daughter color and sound, was presented letics; Mrs. Malvin Prehodka, of
by the California Oil Co. The story the Or|$es;.Mrs. Helen Harkay of
senior Vice nre*ld£nt; Mrs. Hclci :ud H stand-up coU»r and' long phen Bchulack presided.
christened Karen at services hel
was based on the formation of the1 Brayee, and Mrs. Grace PeterFullerton. Junior vice president: ,'itteri sleeves and the bouffant
In Our Lady of Peace Church
The birthday 01 Mrs. Albcn
water from the clouds. It showed saok, of the Tigers,
Mrs. Betty Szllagyl. treasurer; skirt extended into a cathedra
Rev. Alfred Smith officiated
Illness Ovef - Bu>in<»
Mrs. Louise St. Pierre, chaplain: -rain. The bride's fingertip veil of Schultz, a faculty member, waj Sponsors were Miss Eleanor Ko- how rain is measured by the tem- Mrs. Frank Varga will be in
peratures that surround It.
Mrs. Mildred Blltch, conductress; 'Huston fell from an open lace celebrated. William Rae, facult; csik and Edward Lubonskl.
charge of the special project for
Where rain is not plentiful!,
Mrs. Bertha Kacsur. guard; Mrs ::loche embroidered with sequins member, was introduced. Mr
A dinner followed at the home wells are being driven to thou- the April meeting. Hospitality was
Dominick
Russo
was
namei
Hclmina Eskay. patriotic instrucof the maternal grandparents sands of feet below the surface. in charge of the Tigers. The
uid seed pearls. She carried white chairman of a special project.
tor; Mrs. Beverly Poyssick; hisMr. and Mrs. John Lubonskl, 18t In these areas regulations are very Giants and Pirates will be in
uscn centered with a white orchid
The attendance prize was award
torian: Mrs. Helen Adamec. Mrs.
Mrs. Janet ChristenEen, cousin ed to Mrs. Arnold Edward's fourtl Sherman Street, Perth Amboy strict to prevent the water sources charge of hospitality for the next
Helen Yuhasx, Mrs. Terry Konar.
if the bride,, Woodbridge. attend- grade. The dark-horse prize wai Guests were the paternal grand- from becoming extinct. The film meeting.
Mi's. Helen Pcbar, color bearers;
mother, Mrs. Mary Kocsik; Miss also showed how powerful water
ed
the bnde as matron of honor won by Mrs. Peter Pinelli.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, three-year
Eleanor Kocsik, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- furnishes electricity from power HAS FINE BIRTHDAY
••vhile Miss Audrey Meyers arid
trustees.
ward Lubonski, Mr. and Mrs. An- dams.
Mrs, Rita Luty, Metuchen, and
FORDS — The eighth birthday
Mrs. Ellene Herman, Mrs, Helen Miss ArleHc Bowering, Perth Amthony Levendosky and daughters
of Mary Rossettl, daughter of Mr.
Fords
Republicans
Andrews and Mrs. Helenc Mali- boy, were bridesmaids. The flower
Dorothy and Maryann, Mr. an
and Mm. Charles Rossetti, 247
/VRRIVKS
nevski were welcomed into mem- lirls were Sharon Nelson, sister 0
Elect Mrs. Larso Mrs. Michael Kocsik and daugh DAUGHTER
First AvenUe, was celebrated at a'
KEASBEY
—Mr.
*Vd
Mrs.
Albership.
tcr, Carol Ann.
Mic bride, and Dorothy Grlschbowbert Balaslc, 29 Florida Grove dinner In, New York and a tour
TORDS—Mrs. Francis O'Mean
iky. sister of the bridegroom.
Road, are the parents of a daugh- of the Metropolitan Museum of
was welcomed into membership of
James Dowling, Jr., Point Pleas- the Fords Republican Club at a
ter born in the Perth Amboy Gen- Art. Timothy Rossetti also alIWautiful Pott, cl Plant*, Colorful
andolphs are Hosts
ant, cousin of the bride, served a' meeting held in Frank's Hall.
tended,
eral Hospital.
best man. The ushers were Paul
At Family Dinner FeU
The following were elected:
Illooihs, Bouqurts ami
Grccnbcri?. Brooklyn; Edward Mrs. Mary Larson, president; Mrs.
FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Gordoi
Qrtehbowsky, brother of th Helen Adamlec, vice president;
, 495 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE.. FORDS
Vidrgroom. and Jack Bowering Mrs. Thelma French, secretary, Randolph, 28 Hornsby Street, en
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an
tcr'tained at a family dinner part;
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From Routh Plckeit Bradley, Al- Perth Amboy.
and Mrs. Marie Yackinous, trean honor of Mrs. Randolph's birth
bloa, Idaho: When I was a little
The newly weds will go to Miami surer..
lay.
girl at the turn of the Century, back Fla.. for their wedding trip am
JUUA M OB|UF.N
Mrs. French was appointed
Guests were John Masco, M
in G»rl»nd, Texis. I went to the following will reside on Davos
chairman for the installation
nd Mrs. William Rexter am
Baptist Church, where half the Street, Laurelton, where they will
ceremonies.
Engagement — Wedding — Birth and Social Announcements
laughter, Mary Lee; Mr. an
preient day congregation are com- be at home after April 12. For go/Irs. Anthony Horvath, Jr.. am
posed ot my Pickett «nd Routh ins away the bride wore a powdci
IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA
hildren, Doreen and Anthony
Relitives.
blue suit with navy accessoriei CHRISTENING HELD
On Sunday my grandfather had and a white orchid corsage.*
FORDS—The infant son of Mr. Av. and Mrs. Anthony Mutilltl
SHOWER AND WEDDING ACCESSORIES
tils two well-curried bays out front
A graduate of Woodbridge Hig and Mrs. John Wohlerjt, 405 Ford nd children, Eva, Thomas am
hinged to the fring« topped «urrey. School, the bride was employe* Avenue, was' christened James Barbara Ann, Mrs;. Edward Sopo
MERCHANMSE CLUBS
L A Y - A W A Y TLAN
He »nd my grandmother, in Sunday
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William'at services held In Our rowski and children, Mary Ann
blick, tat up (rout and my aunts
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Kathleen
and
Edward.
Savior's Lutheran Church, Perth
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inr1 I in the b*ek ie»t. In summer INFANT CHRISTENED
Amboy. The pastor, Rev. John M.
FORDS—The infant son of M Ness, officiated. Sponsors were
w» wore iprlgg«d Uwn dresses and
In winter wooltn dresses with high and Mi's. Joseph LaRocca, 19 Miss Betty Wohlert, Iselin; Richvelvet collar! and long ileeves,
Jackson Avenue, was christen© ard Laurltsen and Warren SchimII church b»cam« dull, I amused David Paul In ceremonies held ti mel, Edison.
mysell by looking at the hats. Little Our Lady of Peace Church, witl
elderly Udies wore tiny black bon- Rev. John E. Grimes, pastor, offl
nsti trimmed in lace and violets, elating. Sponsors were Mr. anc NEW DAUGHTER
Adv«rll«lng
with strings tied under th* chin. Mrs: George Bennett of Spots
FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Join
My aunts and all th« younger set wood. A family dinner and opei Weir, 58 Lawrence Street, are the
iik« (hitwer* bedecked in floppy leghorns house were held at the LaROcc parents of a daughter born in the
with little spr.ig* of torget-me-noti home.
Perth Amboy General Hospital.
and ribboni on them. The middle- i
aged Udies w«r« more circumspect
and favored plain black itrawi
with a slngla flow»r In front. My
|rtndmoth«r wort tht lam* hat
WILL M CLOSED ALL DAY
mtny y«an with a terlts of red,
yellow or blu* rosti itwtd on fr«ih
TOMORROW
•tch spring.
F*lt hats tor ladies ware unknown in our town. But *om« of
my City couslni trom Dallas cam*
'eat
to visit and thty wor* daring beav•r oats In scoop ihovel style ov*r
u tt>y la And 111 Ih*
tall pompadoun. W« were slow to
I'n|«aof >oui
pick up such extreme styles. For
for the Convenience of Depositors
Book.
on* thing, the minister often made
remarks about "the vanity of women and huts which obstructed the
view."
T;
Color Bearers
Named by Unit
V
Story ofWater I League Auxiliary
Told to Lions Gives Scoreboard
Grischbowsky-Nelson Rites
HeldinPerthAmboyChurch
Officers Elected
By VFW Auxiliary
Kocsik Daughter
Christened Karen
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Br rUASif* DEIX
If you an* getting rwaj to reActf.-B*n oS Oonetmur.
pot rour h o w or yard plants.
DAVIDSON
re^ns-aed it Man
by drunkiM them in water and
T--w
iKUitf them »oak for ten or fifteen
minutes. Thus soaking will replare
UWrty
moisture that v a t removed from
Jxr-n? -. •>.* wrond btrth- IM clay when it was b«>(«d
;?>3:*t.i--yr. of K«?hy M d > :
T,jV. C * -J11". > : of Mr and Mr? Try tUrrtDe thrae or four lable--AarmmociMXii hat i>e*r.
Ir-Dnir.:** * OoTicanooB Drrve spooofulft of plan; food ir, each
• t.-!» pr.etts of Our Lacy o?
***: - .'.#." s: ar.dpamis. Mr. and
v'.r C^a.'tc vtU htafe tat r. raves Mr .'.rr.K M-Dennett, uui Mr ed i t the amount of water
!*.'< -Mf EsUtCS Of Cidti » :&
. icews
•j*•>-:(• wHhia t « a - i : : - *
v i S prevent the poU from ;j d ir t «
;
absorbug chemicals that plants
motor <?d iti
Visit *d M:
Lorctixoa, Ai
f>. Lorer.M
and Wr* Di UrrtrMr abd Mrs Joaep.i
,...'j i . i c marked a weddin*
•1*.:*
*,-: KS-JTJSriSodilitv Makes
Breakfast Plans
,
P.
Sikorv
anri Mr*.
-f Place »'»s gw^t of honor:
••^y-frf-r. by (.is J»reni.« on |
.ird Mrthday H i s g u « u i n - |
- M r and Mr? B VlUnof'-ky
Seiart. were Sand^v dmr*r r ^ 5 ' ;
:uf Mr and Mrs. A! Grwr.. Plymouth Drive The Green? ar.rf <c:-;
Stewart and Sandy »*r« Sun:_>
t-veninjf
» u e s t * o f M i jn*i V . -
Fr-d Ban*: Ne«i!k.
j-Mr jnd Mrs Kenr>' H:>P?r
and crjldrfa Richard Her.ry
; Allan Gaiy and ;h<e twinAekf-r- »en- gwsu* Friday eveiiir.i of M:
and -Mi> Henry Taavig. Kear.-; burs The HappeL; were
Str«"..
I Saturday, evening at tr.e
: ? a »r*re they
Mr ai.ii Mrs J»rrT P:12
>.'.!•= Harold Copi i and Mr- H^lm Ror..?? .
*.«> visited Mr Cay
Citujna and Mr
; — : j ; and Mr* T»ul G
'Bloomneld. were *eek mo
Mis Vincent Amrni- (of Mr and'Mrs C P. Kei'.'n.
WOODBRIDGB -
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D»*>nf
B . :.&:•
AVKNXL —T<:
for a «i:d j
held with the
r.<i Pa tricia
Fischer. 411 A ; * :
Fw denck andi Society and Uw Parent-Teachers' Harold B i • r
and Association on April 23 in the new
sctooS cafeteria Sodalists wishing jnouittd thai n ;o :t':end should make reserva- ; Lester Stocks
with th* prefect. ML« Mary ; first ward comm
Ellen Grace a^ soon as possible. irlck Yorke. ra-Qi
Miv Anne Hnat. chairman of ( Ward conur.it!^-:
candidav
::.e Catholic Truth commitUe.-an- .Decibus.
1
nounced that the study club will commiuemari M
at the home of ML^ Patricia {of hhtenunvf- p..
and
The Sodality will spoiuor a
CTKniiHti supper under the dtreeMrs. Alfred Cavallero o n , n f * member, -r
lo be isfd for a pia&t
The dark hor>*
ru Tlck<u may be
.it quired a m a t deal of cater.
from t:w chairman. Miss Margaret, by Mr? R Fis
-Mi
»i? r.i'*-", bv M? aad Mrs The charaa; TUI keep the soil
.Jose?.-. J....4.V, a: :hKr rwae a-. reeet and *ill retain water.
Ji*:\K.k.»r.
i Mr- and Mrv
-art it ir.e home of Mrs.
Saturday «reBtof. Mr. and —T:.c B^u?:^>ac o! Cscrreei- ' Bulb* Uiat you wish to force for I day on Saturday evening g;ven for Aldtero. all of Newark, were SaturMi and Mrs. WU- Mivs Oraldine KrLsak. program j ROCIAL ..«.,.
?. .i-asund BJTiboA De Orais* *..-jr. B * T . S v :x-as *•;".: .-ioic . u 'Eatter -such as hyaetoths. tulipc Mr* Ammiano'f. motner. Mrs. day evening guests at the Keith Cc'r.er. - piients.
T
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Mif
Lujiov had / j s : chairman, introduced the speakers j poRDS — A son
*t entertained airs. B J T - Psid-^p memafrsr.ip party and and &arc)c»c ihooid be broutht \ George Amato T:.e affau *as held home The Galas and Mr. and Mr?
r*-tj:r.^d
:.<jme
ilter
surgery a'. of the evening, Missionary Si«t«r» , t
tf
;HJ- parwiis. Mr. and Mrs. Jo- 'atriiori ^.VJW WeineKiay evenxne. I Jau> tbe house Unless thetr frowth' at tr* r/jrm of Mr and Mrs. Arof Our Lady of Africa. The Sisters CJub held at the r.o'rrPaul GutUU were Sunday cir.ner Bet:, ly.^ti Hospital
HUiiiM; her tirother-in-".a« Apr^ U M e # VPW fsaU. Route ; B very dow. force them at fifty':hur pelos; L'n:or Gues-j included
-ho«ed a film. If Thou Wilt,"
)n Sunday evening Mr.'
451
:.?»r. Mr. and Mra. Normal IT Iv«-:ui Ciotnw lor to* typical detrees—aot above sixty.
{Mr* Anui',o"v -isters and brothers,
picturing and explaining their life
ras. s'jest of honor at a
!
Even cronnes can be forced for (Children and dost friend*. The surprise birthday party. Guest* Bt;vv-;> aere Sunday guests of jnd vork in the African
:x >. Irvington. and Mr ar.i Mrs Suburbu vJl be moielfd
prize.
tiwJoor biootn. Bowewr. t h e y i Amm:ar:o? s p e n t Palm Sunday inaiuded Mr and Mrs. Thomas M ^r.d Mrs Theodore Krtotenby :h« 7n«nt>fn o! tile S
M - I » J Straus*. Woodbridge
—PaMOTCT Seoers were hex5 a; Mrs S»m B^uer. Mrs _
str.
8
S«mel
Avenue.
i«ho«id be potted in the fall and »:«h Mr Ammianos parents, Mr. Pojero. Mrs Mary Castetlano. Mr.
of Oak Tree Road, were Saturday
Drfittrd
*..-<- .-.-roes of the following: Mr | Snap:: o Mrs Ben Fr^icJi.
stored at about forty degree* xm- \ and Mr,- Louis Ammiano, S r , and Mrs Anthony Pojaro. Mr ar.c - M r and Mrs. Jesse Gifford, rieM.< of Mr and Mrs. Louis Nit:
r.i Mrs Sam BUter. Concacnon Scyrnou: Acsfrmar.. Mrs Mu; tJ earir January and forced a t ! Union
54
Adam
Street,
announce
the
Sc:unut and children. R*hway
I Wit: Two
Mrs Anthony GutiUa and children.
'.]•.,,:- *:.ow guestt Included M:. fleti A cordial av:ut«m to allnot owr sixty dffreea. They will | _ M . ' and Mrs. William Cassi- Leu!.1*. Anthony, Jr ana Angelina, D.;'J. of i oaughier at Perth Amfcl :7f:'t, parentt. Mr. and M n .
r**:d«Jt* of L«iayeiw bloom m February.
3cv Grr.e;ai Hospitai.
dy <ind son. Thomas. Wood Avenue. all of Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs.
!r-> B.itier. New Tort; Mr. and
—T J S-honeJd. Union, father
j motoreQ :o Middletown. N. Y. Peter Gutilla and children Carol
Milk ia beta* used as a
v
Joseph Barry, Barter Road;
•/. M:' Waiter R;ed«r. 122 Piymj
Sunday
wh*re
thty
visited
Mrs.
and
George
Teaneck
\\: Barry J! foBB, Mr and Mrsday ;.;. « r 5 Aiwa Broei. DeGraate for
—Sunday dinner guests of Mr oiitr. D::ve y- a sonjica! patient at
• ! Cassidy"s nxither. Mn. Elsa Klein.
I; Herman, Philadelphia. At ifce Sweet. »iia ce.et>rai*v: .^er birth—Mr and Mrs. Howard Heulitt. and Mrs. Theodore Kmtensen. Ovtrlsok Haspital. Summit, havCorsages • I'lani.
I::v;n? Marfcowitt home, &iyder day trj» -seek.
80 Wirren Street, attended the Semel Avenue, included Mr. and;n: t>eer. operated upon Thursfi'ji;. Ttre Mr». Sara Markowiu
Michael VasMla. « » of M r and hov and why tpraymf with milk Moody Alumni Rally Friday eve- Mrs. Arthui Meyer and daughter day. H:.= progress to recovery is
Cut Flower* • DjHh t.ar.U.l
to help knock out the* virus.
:- .; M: and Mrs. Ben Cohen and Mrv Carmine Va>toU. ArUmwe
ning at Memorial Baptist Church Leigh, and Mr. and Mrs Robert sio-s- M.s Rieder is very grateful
Bone
A
r o u n d t h e C o r n e r o r A r o u n d the u r |
that
U
K
alkaline
re:. S'.*Ten Allan. Bronx. Mr. aod
fcr the MT.IC*S oi the Woodbridge
Meytr, all of East Orange
the moMk of some of Brooklyn. A showing of the
Larry SobeL Glenwcjod-Ter- (day. Ce>brat:ng w::h him were
poh'-e
She
was
marooned
at
her
—Mr and Mrs. Herbert Kramer
M:
lates: film of Moody Bible Instifood.
re Mr. and Mrs.
'Nia goimother. Mr*. E4e«a Whyu.
S tut* of Chicago. Illinois, t u fea- and children, Donna and Leslie. mother'£ home due to the sudden
Elizabeth.
iWe« N«* York, and
'.no* storm, over the weekend
A lot of us are busy raking up tured The nlm was entitled "Facts Bender Avenue' atu-nded Passover
FUlton 8-6110
ihn Vastola'. N«»
At tr.* Seder at Mr. and Sirs
leaves this time, of year. You can of Fate ' The rally was in charge Seder at the home of Mrs. Kra- They notified her of the critical
B .T.,I.-J Epstein's *ere Mn. Bp- —M.r and Mr*. Cans Dafidorf,
105
LAKE
AVENUE
coi.os
condition
of
her
father.
make your Jawn-raking easier by!of H e w n Lockyer. Jr.. executive mer's parents. Mr. and Airs. Leo
- '•.:. parenu, Mr. and Mn. MoxRoad, entertained Mrs.
Mi
and
Mis.
Alex
Cuthbertson
Fox,
Newark.
Other
guests
were
Flouers
for
all
occ<m»
watertn* the leaves U«hUy before j secretary of the Alumni Asaociani
:_• P.irilt; Max Plant, Mx. and
'<w start.
I tion of the Moody Institute. Mrs.Mr. and Mrs. George Chernin and and children. Dickie and Maureen.
:,!:. Dav« Katt, ali from Bay- Mrs Frank Perraxo, Jersey City,
v..:,i-. wid Mr. and M n . Jack Thursday evening.
—Mr
and" Mrs
P.ar./. ind
EASTER FLOWERS]
RONALD SCHOnaD • fi.w
Never because you pay less... only because you get
guest Mr.
••' :i:Ti*:.
birthday.
Union Together on Sunday they
-•Mr. and Mrs. Milt SablaUky
drove to Clifton to visit Mr. and
r-.s.d Jamily. Arlington Drive, com- Mrs. Theodore Smitke.
iw .Tio: atfrd Passover together with
—We extend to ail our sincere*!
'.'-..*• Hiblatsky Family Circle which
greetings and best wishes for a
.-'-,••; .u. s<xier ai the home of Mr. Happy Taster and hope that the
a:iti Mrs Martin Diamond, Onion. Elite; bunny brings lota of Joy.
—Mr. and Mrs. Nate Davidson peace and good health to all.
and daughter, Marsha, Jonquil
Circle, visited Mrs. Davidson's GOLD COINS VALUABLE
'irmly in Philadelphia during the
Atlanta. Ga —Got a $50 (Old
piece? I! you have, it's worth
—Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Morgen about $900. according to the At*
and daughter. Prances, Jonquil lanta Coin Club, which point* out
Ciitlt. attended Passover services that almost any gold coin now ts
in N'cv. York, while Mr. and Mrs. worth more than its face value. It
Fr_*ri Lederman and family, Jon- U said
aid $10 uuld
uul pieces
pices sell for $15
dq.l Circle, were In Brooklyn.
b 19, fl
to SIS $5 pieces for atbut
—Mr. and Mrs. Nat Goodman pieces for about $4. and scarce
riiti family, Arlington Drive, went Items such us $4 gold pieces bring
to Brooklyn to be with Mrs, Good- up to S400.
man's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Koplan. •
Mr. and Mrs. George Gross
iind family, Concannon Drive,
,])<-r,t Passover with Mrs. Gross's
pJitnLs, Mr .and Mrs. David Littnan, Brooklyn. Simultaneously,
Mrv. Gross celebrated her birthday.
Boston .
—Mr, and Mrs. H, Zedeibaum
eoo
and family, of Mildred, La., were
Detroit
9OO
with Mrs. Zederbaum's family at
fren
fio^nlnt
i)tar
I
P
U
ui
Lab-wood.
all d»y S..i/l«y
—Denise Green, daughter of Mr
nlo, 101
and Mrs. Daniel Green, Arlington
Dr.ve, surrounded by parents and
.v.;urs, Katherine, Susan and
more
phone
rates art
LOW
fj
NlOOQOOD
Mr. Property Owner—
How much is YOUR dollar woi th tudiiy
in term of your 1939 dollar'
If you say "40 cents" you'd be about right.
And yet the commission you pay when you sell your
house has remained at 5 percent all these years.
This bargain in brokerage can't continue any longer.
The Realtors who serve you with their highly specialized skills
have been caught in the pattern of rising costs too. Remember,
every Realtor maintains his own office and devotes all his time
and talents to serving you.
It isn't the low price that makes Chevrolet
the most popular car going. It's the lopb and
quality-the ride and roadability-the cham-'
pionship power and performance.
Office expenses are higher. Salaries. Kent, Telephone.
..Maintenance. Supplies. Everything that goes Into conducting
!
a business.
'
It costs more today to advertise your property for sale;
more to operate the cars that bring prospects to you; more to
attend professional seminars and obtain professional publication!
that help the Realtor serve you better, sell your property quicker,
get you the top dollar in the market.
Even the State's license fees imposed annually on
brokers and salesmen have been doubled.
Sore Chevrolet's low price u Important. It saves
yoo plenty, when you consider what most other
can cost
«:..
•
Your Kealton find it impossible »ny longer to conUnoe
to live you expert 1>M service at 1039 rate*. Therefore, listing
tcmlracU entered into after April 1. 1*56, will provide for •
commission rate, it t percent. This is a move taken reluctantly,
and yet one tnal^rait; in all fairness, will admit Is long overdue.
Today's Realtor is trained to serve you competently in wary respect, Including advice on financing. Education and preparation
have raised Reglicrlsm to the status of a profession — the better
to serve you.
- We appreciate your understanding of the factor* that
make this step necessary, and look forward to many more'yean
of .•service to the community.
These are just two of the many things that
go to make diving more satisfytag-and
W«r-in a Chevy. Driven one yet? We'll be
happy to arrange i t
—
4
m m m m wan w m m THE D.SA n j m a m a r CONTEST, EKTER NOW-W YOURCHW»LET OEALES-S.
Middlesex County, Board of Realtors
Multiple Listing System
of Middlesex County, Inc.
,
X - J>iJ.,
But even more important to you are the qualitfesyou get in a new Chevrolet like its
record-breaking performance (up to 225 h p!)
and nailed-down stability.
JUNE CHEVROLET, Inc.
N«w Bruntwtek Avt.,
VA 6-C722
\
PAGE SEVENTEEN
THURSDAY, MARCH * 19SC
f«»... *••] | AVENELPERSONALS'
Q « M Hfe*Maafltv
TfcW
MNHB M I P.
aatf iMMfil
Ladies' Aid S^MKy. 3 f
H> Fire Company, paid their rejpeets to the lute Mrs. Antonlnia
Canninaro. Woodbrldec, last .
Thursday evening at Ority'n
Funeral Home. Woodbrldire, The
Ciwirs: Chervos,
deoeiwed WBS the mother of Mm.
Crusaders. • : « : « M Peter Oreco, a member of the
Swaday Hasan
CkaaceL t.tSP.M
auxiliary.
and 11:W A. M
Mr. Md Mrs. Caafc. tad
,K REFORMED
WwMay )•*&•» M «
*******
—The Holy Name Society of St.
U;1S A. M., Communion SunawJ 4th Friday at •:«* p. M:
School *nd James
OfBcial Board— Third Wednes day, first Sunday of each month
Kndrew's Church will hold a
B
*
h
„ WoodbrMje
ay. t:00 P M
father and mn Communion breakeach Twwtay ««
WOODBRIDGE GOSKL
Women's Association fast April 8, under the chairmanAvenel
Fire
Company
will
hold
Sutwday
•ther Wednesday. 141 p _
.1T ill eTrrcisps Monday at 1:30 P jhlp of Thomas ONelll. The xA. M ; Junior
clety will receive Communion In
l
i
t
r
n
w
r
t
Street.
w<
O
K
T
Chib
Third
Tuestx>6
M in the firehousc.
REFORMED
rmic
» : » A M:
C.
a group at the 8 A. M. Mass, and
Batt.
sr.
ay. 1:00 P. M.
The
Democratic
and
Ctvte
Qnatp. 1*1 P. M
breakfast will be served at the
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority Club
of
E*st
Avenel
will
*e«t
Howard Johnson Restaurant, '
3econd and Fourth Monday, 1:00 S:45 A. M, Sunday School
»t
8
30
P.
M..
at
the
\\f. ,linrpniii"= .
COTRCB
classes for all agesRoute 1. Clifford Dennery will be
(»
f*hiic Maple Tree Farm.
,, (i,vires and activities ~ M.
U:M A. M, Worship Serric*.
UM guest speaker. Tickets may be
Young Married Couples—First
-The
Avenel
Memorial
V.F.W.
' lt 9 A. M.. Sunday
C:N P. M. Town P w ^ ' i
purchased from the ushers after
Sunday. I N p. M
Post.
7164.
will
meet
Tuesday
a
,,'. j.' szakacs, Supertn
l i f t t u t II M
TUkncship.
eaoh Mass Sunday.
>
Hhe
PUartai Fellowship —
t P M. In Club Avenel.
7:45 P M Gospel s m i c e to
A
M
.
HOty
Conminion.
t
Sunday.
3:M
P.
M
—The Avenel WonwuVs Club —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bobko,
„ u/m-shlp Service In
T . » P. M.
I N A M . Sunday School ' Bt*orib
«n4 «xwl|
Chaar Rekmnah
will meet next Wednesday at 8.1 M Monica Court, are the parents
U •* A. M. Holy Conuwmioe « * i t»
P. M. in the Avonel School audt of a son born on March 21 in Perth
Worsihp Service In Chancel — Wednesday. 1:00 a 00 P M,
Prayer meeting and O H U\»T V N M t O H M * *M sermon <ftr$t and third SUB- ' ) h * » « ^•w»s fr«a Mlh French torium. Frederick Hyde, a captain Amboy General Hospital.
. M.
• a y ; Morotttf Praytr and ser-;a»l Aam*-w dertjwers. Tlwy in the Woodbridge Township Police —Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Brown,
•we. JWka «.
Youth Fellowship— Carol — Friday SIS p. M Bible study.
<<«MBd and fourth Sunday >. k«*9 t&wr *J<*?» and «*«r under Reserves, will be the gue«t speaker. 422 Hudson Boulevard, announce
„,,,<,; Ernest Oerc and Junior — Friday, 3:45 P. M.
NEW DOVER METHODIST
A. M. *** l a w mjniH! ^MivMiiutu((i!> and
Holy Day
ttki U ** A.
I*
—A meeting of the Avenel Par- the birth of a daughter March 33,
Youth — Friday. S o t P. M.
CHURCH
Trtnny Vestry, second Monday, are to> *» I N M in etwterier ta«h- ent Teachers Association anc in Perth Amboy General Hospital.
«a« •
MxsswSunday at 2:30 P. M
Rakway L D . 1
M P. M.
Stow »»d ««wlt*< <swt*s as iwil. open house, previously scheduled —Mr. and Mrs. Al BUeweiss and
AM.
i mcotinn -Mrs. Ida WOODBRIbGE METOOMST
NwDmrfaal
St.
Agues'
Unit,
first
Monday,'
S*»«Mt«tt.. *Sp*c* and crepe for March 20. will be held on April ohlldren, 119 Avenel Street, -were
CHVRCH
Swtfay
:J* P. M.
i wtttxes are O»w« tn a bfcod ot 17. at 8:15 P. M. in the school Passover Seder guests of Mr. and
T.W P M
^ . " ' ' a t 7:30 P. M
K»T. OMMft.* m
Church School. 9:45 A M.;
Mrs. Samuel Temkln, Edgar
MarCTret's Ohiv llrst Wtcb wrtwa a»d sSk The» WW tahrtes auditorium.
Ciivle -Mrs. T. Slpos,
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.: Male Choi* nftmaal « P
Street, Wdbdbrldge. Monday eveM.
act
«taao$t
as
prtpalw
tat
men's
IM
P.
Altar
Rwair
Sector
—Members
of
the
Ladles'
Aux
'with Fellowship. 1 P. M.
Monday alter ten Saaday «Jl • Trinity Altar Guild •*«*£ W»r*>
vy uam. sport iliary of Avenel Fire Company ani ning.
Ti,..-,ri.iy at 7:30 P. M Bible School » « A. M
shirts awl spwtt wats wade of
teriy.
Monung Worship. 11 00 A. SI ISEUN ASSEMBLY OF GOD P. M.
« w ! ragaMmd « * h the
Bat? Nuac S»«rty. K M I Gtas Fritodly Society. ThursCHURCH
-,!iipsd»y at 8 P. M. Youih Felhwahip. 1 P. M.
Sfcm «*- fwawl In the
day « « P. M.
iin,>l Touchers' M e c t S U M Mwttat*
Oanwr Berkeley Badkiari aai
Trinity Acolyte Guild
IPM
Official Board, first Monday. I
ftfevty PWi&r K the print fabric
.it 7:30 P. M., Choii P M.
an.MMlMirtiM.
Trinity Choir. Thursdays. •:••
c
Fortnifhtlr Guild. !»con<i and Sunday School 9:45 A M
PTA
«
.,: !i p. M., Confirm* fourth Mondays. I P. M
Sunday Morning WorshoVll-.M Of 1Mb aMMll M t P
new effort with a aOtes print tn
Triniiv Church School Faculty, « * h
t? printed «n the
Woman's 8orie«T of Christian o'clock.
fotffth Fttday. t:M P. M.
Sunday Evening Evangelistic
threads of the
Service, third Wednesday. I P . M
tabtk
(NOTE: For Insertions In this calendar,
CONGREGATIONAL
Service at 7.45.
Boy Scout Troop 34. Friday.
FIRST BAPTIST CHIVCR
call
Mrs. Andrew Sedlvy. foo Orant AveCIICRCH
Wednesday. Bible Study and
Sklwrtay tma 11 A. M MP. M.
Matke) aM Hit* Str«tt
Prayer MeeUns a P. M.
Cab Scout Pack 134. fourth The Spkttitsh O«»wm»MH has
t Ki t P V . u d
nue. Fords, VAUey 6-5670, beiore noon
ron mrt drove Aveniwt
owMMKed • » per «eni national
FerUi AaaUy
Friday, Prayer Meeting at 1:45 $ r M. aod sewMaa* m days Monday, • P. M.
Hood bridge
on Tuesday of each week. Mrs. Bedlvy
r»rv n««burj. Minliur
w«ce intr«K» and declared its in• n . rrttt Kmakhaa, ruMr
P. M
beta* Holy Day* at
<s (,rnrjf H. R*«l«,
Is correspondent for Fords, Hopelawn
KSKAEL
STNAGOGVC
to
Imp
prtws
to
i
n
*
It
DO
A.
M
Mornint
Worship.
Saturday. Young People's MeetMmitirr of Mu»lr
9:45 A. M Sunday School,
lium II. VoerhfMi it;
and Keasbey.)
ing 7 3 0 P. M.
ST.
tinirndrni «t Sunday Schools
r»ntnt
( 1 5 P M. Baptivt Youth
COtONtA
fUVSPGL
CHAPKI.
M.
regular
Friday. * : » P.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday
tMaaa AT«M» at W«st
SaMiath services.
7:30 P M. Etvnini Gospel
CHURCH OF ISCUN, N. J.
ml .— 0:45 A, M.
OaWiaia
APRIL
Service
Rcr.
Bwrj
W
.
R
u
u
n
u
.
Tula*
9
4i
A
M.
• . h i p - 11 A . M .
fWST
OF CHRIST.
Sunday
Sthwi
and Bible
Sa«4ay Servters
II :W V M HKMttlK
5 -MeotiiiR of Ladies' Aid Society of Our Redeemer Evangeli9:00 A. M. - Family Church and wfT«w
cal Lutheran Church.
Sewaraa
Gospel Sm-Jrt-, Sunday. I P M
Service
H IS ASI, CvwaawawB Son Sunday School. 9:30 A. M.
5—Meeting of American Home Department, In library at I
Ouristtan
Wonen\s
Hom«
Bible
»:00 A M -Sunday School for day.
PM
Church Services. U:0» A. M Class, Tuesday, a P. M.
childrrn J to I years of are
Wednesday, Testimonial Mett- Yomas Pwnpte^s MeeUnc,
9—Meeting of Fowls Lions Club in Lopes Restaurant.
Parents can attend Church at
ST.
t P. M.
JftS, 8 P. M,
9—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary of Fords Memorial Post, 6090,
ume ume
' Ttiursdays, Reading Room.
Rxuiding Room, 2 to
VFW, in post headquarters.
9:44 A. M -Sunday School with
to 4 P
classes for «1| from nursery to
young people.
11:00 A. M. — Church Semee.
7:00 P. M—Youth Fellowship.
Adequate fre« partint rear of
church for those attendms ser
vices.
antt SwwMt U W A
Ladies' Atd Society, fecaod and'
fourth Monday, from I P M. j
Youns Women's Guild, fourth
May all the happiness of the RasTuesday 8:00 P. M*
ter season surround you and your
O»cers and Teachers ol Suitfamily. May you rejoice anew in
day
School, third Tuesc*} T:3*
the miracle of spiritual rebirth.
P M.
May the glory of the Day shine
Senior choir, every Thorsdw
brightly in your heart throughout
1:00 P. M.
the year to come. This %
i our Eav
Junior clwir. every Thursday7 00 P. M
UT wish fur you.
Youth Fellowship, rrery Sunday 7:00 P. M.
Boy Scouts, every Friday 1M
P. M.
Session, first Sunday of monlh
13 noon.
Trustees, second Thursday
P. M.
Deacons, second Monday
P.M.
Your Church Welcomes You
FORDS, HOKUM n i KEASBEY
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS
IANY FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS
ST. ANDREW'S CHtftXH
Avwart
to txprwts our sincere grtUUude to all those
of Hojwkss C**s..
FUST
Weekday Masses 7 JO P. M.
cvram or AVESEL
Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:(».9:0«.
Cl W»iOrt».i
10:00 and 11:00 A M.
I K . OMttn.
COLONIA
CARVEL
Our Sincere Wish To Our
hny Friends and Customers
FIRST FftKSBYTEBJAN
CHV'RCH
Rahiray Av*nae » B 4 Cart«rrt
U'aadktUge
DMUH r*rk,
f
W«rm*r* A. IHIw. ClMir DtnHw
Mrv E«fn* Da***. *»••» * * • «
Dinrlw
Mr. Dse M**wv auustcr of
Mr Manut
of evaiteetKaa.
Mr,Oitsm,
O Hminister
W*ferhh
of church
lin«.
Somtan Pou and
jchoot:
minlsiets to
Kaytext
SUMS*?
St<n««s;
ttfco 9Md flmmt, Mrjrrnms, cards; placed congrutuUdory
MfSMt^es in tht HfH«|Mt|HT or personally extended best wishes
<af tkr fwrmti Opening of our new building last week. It
rrrtwulv MWS gratifying to all of ris.
Church
School. » 4 * and 11 M A M
S«n4a> Services
Church Wenfc* * 44 *:45 and
Morning Worship at ll'.OO.
I1:M A. M,: Jw>wr and Senior
Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Ht*h fV£sy»^^«s and Fireside
Regular Me«ttega
PelkHKhtp n w i w , 1M P. M
First Monday session meeuns Monday: Oar! *nd B«y s « « t s
in the church at 8:00 P. M.
T.W P M T^ITCI Monday
Second Monday, Board of Trus- Trust*** eaertw* *;«• P M, Extees. White Cliurvh GuUd. at theplorer!, 1 3 * P M
Manse.
To !*©$<» ttho hmw not as yet had the opportunity to
vUk our ni>w officrs^ we extend a cordud invitation to do so
•f ytnir tmt*nitnc*>
In keeping with our policy of "keeping
up veil* the liiMfS," M* noie offer to our patrons the most
romplttr* modern bunking fucUilies available.
The Officers and Directors of the
M ; iilmi
si; .^3ah^;i
Uurden and Lillian Bergtr of
BORDEN'S
P»lUPRISE CENTER
(omer of Main and School
£i
Woodbridge
National Bank
Moore Avenue and Berry Street
Opposite Town Hall
WOODBRIDGE
LIQUOR STORE
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man's
Fish
&
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Cookbook
br
down greatly so collect a fairly
in 1/4 cup may$1 m cash. State preference..
l
large sack full. Wash the Hives
In pIcklriK dandelions for greens, carefully then boll IB mlnutps in onnaise. jPonr over dandelion
triT'ens jusj us soon as hot.
sriHit leaves of plants which have
Hope So
water. Drain thornol yet sent up blossom stems.
.Send Jour fiivovltc fl* n n ( 1
Whilr the process Is rr*>ro lie conchidi'd,
Hungry
I
Older Icnves HIT usually bitter.
pamr u-iiix-s to The
painful at least we're wearing be when n n '
To make mftyonnnlso sauce, mn i
Take roots and all since the leaves
Sportsman in en re of this paper
!
a lift'
lift' membership
membership out popular SOUKS a,lot quicker. Many of hi:,
will keep better this way until you 3 tablespoons butter in amm" Ymi'll i-i'fi'ivci si
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Arkansas Gazette.
were In bi-d
are ready to snip them off and boiler nnd blend in 3 tablespoon curd in the Wildlife Pnntry club
Hour. Gradually «dd l cup mi,,.
cook them
better yet. served with mayonnaise
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TSe far 15 ward*
I Deadline for ad»: Wcdimdaf II
Se «Mb iMKIonal word
V M. for (he tame wrek'i
In advanee
• publication.
Telephone WO-8-1710
I
FOR SALE
• :*
NO EOTHttENCE NECESSARY KELVINATOR, 9 cubic feet, lllte
new. Call VA-6-0042.
•to earn, good Income with Avon
3-29*
Cosmetics. We will train you.
Write P. O. Box 105. Plainfleld.
3-29 HOT POINT refrigerator, 1954
mc.l»l. 10 cubic feat, good conSOWING Machine Operator* Ex- dition, %\35.00. Call WO-8-099B-W.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
i
RABBIT LfcGB BAKED
IN C'RKAM SAIK'F.
This recipe oalletl for the hind
legs of 3 cottontails but since this
was rather Impossible iour few remainliiK rabbits are frozen ehtotoi
we tried it out with one animal
instead and with good success I
Cut the rabbit into serving pieces
and dredxe in '? cup flour which
has been seasoned with 1 teaspoon
salt, 1/4 teaspoon pepper and 1
U-aspoon sage. Brown the pieces
on both sides in bacon drippings.
plac?m casserole, and on each lay
a strip of bacon cut to KIM. Add
cream sauce and bake in ihoderate
oven <350 degrees) until meat K
tender, about 2 hours.
To make cream sauce, melt 3
tablespoons butter In sauce pan
and blend in 3 tablespoons flour,
!-i teaspoons salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Slowly add 3 cups
of hot half-and-half cream ihalf
milk and half cream i, stirring
constantly. When thickened, pour
over rabbit.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Coal
• t Horoscope Reading • t Moving and Trucking •
3-28
perienced on production work.
goo4 conditions and environment.
BOX TRAILER—Flat low or high
health and welfare plus other
sides, $50.00. Call WO8-0988-W
benefit*. Day and night shifts. Thursday evening or week-ends.
Lumuw4 Plastic Corp.. 292 Smith
3-29
Street, Woodbridge.
3-29
1955 CHEVROLET Station Wag•
MAUt HELP WANTED
•
on, two doors, equipped, 8.000
miles. Best offer over $1,550. Call
R0OTE 8AUESMEN for estab- WO-8-0998-W Thursday evening
AUTOMATIC FUEL OTL
lished retail coffee route. Plain- or week-ends.
3-29
fleld and vicinity. For interview
DELIVERY
call Elliott 6-1413 Thursday. ONE U3ED Tuna Outfit; 16/0
March M, 8:00-9.00 P. M. or
Penn Reel. Tuna Rod arid harBUDGET PLAN
write N, Gordon, 494 Harris Ave., ness. Trolling Rod; 9/0 Penn Reel,
to
pay for oil or coal
Middlesex. K. J.
3-29 double built Bamboo Trolling Rod
and harness. 1 5'/o horsepower
YQUNQ MAN wanted, full time. outboard motor. Rudy's Sporting
Heating Installations
Delivery and drug cleric. Neat Goods, 256 Monroe Street, Rah- CASSEROLE OF PHEASANT
Perhaps you're looking for a
Bpiwarnnpe. Hours. 9*00-5:00 P. M. way. PU-7-3894.
3/1 - 3 2 9
recipe with which to prepare that
Apply Colonla Druifs, Inmnn Aveniw, Colonia.
3-29 • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • big cook pheasant in the freeaer,
the spurs of which told you when
BOY WANTED for part time work HOUSE FOR SALE—Woodbridge. you bagged him that he had surFour bedrooms, living room, fire vived two or three hunting seasons
In newspaper store in Wood
brldfe. Phone Rahway 7-1685 for place, dining room, kitchen, tile and thus was likely to be on the
bath, large front porch and large tough, stringy side. Here Is one
enclosed
rear porch. Price $15,500. that fills the bill, regardless of 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEI,
•
POSITION WANTED
Call Fulton 8-6400. Hayes and how old Mr. Ringneck was when
3-29 you pulled the trigger!
EXPERIENCED secretary wishes Carragher Corp.
Simmer the pheasant in water
typing to do at home, Call U AVENEL—Vacant—18 Cozy Coi- to cover 2 hours, then pick meat
8-6343.
3-29'
ner, eight-room house, five bed- from bones. Cook 3 cups noodles
• BUSINESS OPPORTUNTY • rooms, five years old, lovely con- until tender and mix with pheasant
dition, modern'$500.00 down, bal- meat along with 1 elght-oz. can
ance like rent, Call Bigelow 8- ripe pitted olives cut in pieces, 2
MAN OR WOMAN
2767. John J. Shattls, 1140 Broad tablespoons minced onion, 1 sixBE YOUR OWN BOSS
Avenel Pharmacy
3-29 inch rib of celery minced, Vi can
$400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Street. Newark.
Refilling and collecting money
994 RAHWAY AVENUE
pimento cut in pieces, \k teaspoon
LOST AND FOUND
from our five-cent High Grade
salt, 1/8 teaspoon pepper, 1 cup of
WOODBRIDGE 8-1914
Nut machines in this area. No
LOST-^GIrl's glasses; light brown. the broth in which the pheasant
Selling! To qualify for work you
was
cooked,
1
cup
scaled
milk
and
Lost in Woodbridge. Please call
must have car, references, $640
1/4 cup melted butter,
K. Carlson, WO-8-0563.
cash, secured by Inventory. De• 3-ZB
Place in shallow baking dish,
WHITMANS CANDIES
voting 6 hours a week to business,
cover with buttered bread crumbs
your end on percentage collecSERVICES
Cosmetics • Film
and bake 1 hour in moderate oven
tions will net up to $400 monthly
with very good possibilities of tak- HAVINO TROUBLE with your (350 degrees!,
Greetlnt Cards
sewerage? Electric Sewerooter
ing over full time. Income increasing accordingly. For interview, in- removes roots, filth, sand and DANDELION GREENS:
clude phone in application. Write stoppage from clogged pipes, MAYONNAISE SAUCE
Spring means dandelion time in
North American Nut Co., Inc., 27 drains and sewers. No digging, no
William Street, New York 5, N. Y. damages—rapid and efficient. Call the homes of many sportsmen and
3-29* Tony's Plumbing and Heating, if you like the various greens such
WO-8-8007.
3-1 - 3-29 as spinach, kale and so on, you will RAYMOND JACKSON
enjoy dandelion greens simply
WANT YOUR OWN BUSINESS
AND SON
'IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY? HUNGARIAN Recipe Book, Eng- cooked, seasoned and buttered, or
lish print, Price $1. Mrs. P. SoEDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE
d
regl, 17G7 Prairie Avenue, South IF YOU?. DRINKINO has
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Drugghts
a problem, Alcoholics Andflf3/15 - 5/3
The best business opportu- Bend 14, Ind.
mpus **n help you. Call Market
nity offered anywhere!
3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253
MISCELLANEOUS
88 Main Street
Experience unnecessary!
Woodbridge.
SUNOCO will assist men of FOR YOUR .plumbing and heatWoodbridge, N. J.
3-1 - 3-29
proven character if they accept
Ing problem, call Tony's Plumbsix months on the job training
BONGART SCHOOL OF'
ing and Heating Service. WO-8Telephone 8-0554
and they have even as little as
DRIVING
8007
3-1 - 3-29
$1,500 cash free and clear!
LICENSED IN NEW JERSEY. 81
Why not earn $7,500 per year
DAKAOO'8
Homes Park Avenue, Iselin. Liband up!
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL
erty 8-0070.
3-1 - 3-29
, For particulars write
Largest and Oldest in County
SUN OIL COMPANY
Hydramatic, FldkT and Standard PIANOS TUNED and Repaired;
free estimates. Also will buy
280 McCkllan St., Perth Amboy
Augusta and Rosewell Streets
used pianos. Call VA-6-8818. J
Call Hlllcrest 2-7365
South Amboy, N. J.
BUY ON THE HIGHWAY
3-1 - 3-29 Slater.
3/1 - 3/29
3-29
COAL - FUEL OIL
OIL BURNERS
TRY OUR
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
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AVENUE, FORDS
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Baby Chicks and Ducks on
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(At Bus Slop)
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CARTERET
CA-1-6308
• DIAMONDS
t WATCHES
t JEWELRY
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!
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PRESCRIPTIONS
Telephone Woodbrldie 8-1889
Fins-Fur & Feathers
on
GIBSON
GUITARS
TRL'MPKT
OUITAK
ACCORDION
• SAXOPHONE
• PIANO
TROMBONE
YVO-8-1349-R
169 Avenel Street, Avenel
WOODBRIDGE
ALL TYPES OF SIDING
Asbestos
Siding,
Insulbrick
Siding, Wood Shingles, Clapboard, Novelty Siding.
Taxi :
repairs.
Funeral Home
46 Atlantic Street
Carteret, N. J.
Since we carry the largest selection
of (.mious-nuUe accordions In the
lUrlUn Ilij art*, you »re assured
of the bet! in quality at the lowetl
possible prices.
Telephone Carteret 1-5715
We carry * lull line of MuitcU
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649 W. Grand Ave., Rahway
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•
, HOMES
•A 91 t u n
t Avenue
Perth Amboy
EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER
557
Open 10 to 6
§ Remodeling
• New Installations
• Gas and Oil Burners
Call WO-8-3046, 01-2-1312
L. PUGLIESE - A. LJPO
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Call WO.-H-1211
SERMAYAN]
UPHOLSTERY
S FBTH AVKM'K.
Complete Mortal J«h
o«eau $25
s Bwmi f i s
Rooms $30
« Hoonw M0
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Plumbing - Heating
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Telephone:
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621 LINDEN AVENUE
Woodbrldie, N. j .
• Radio &TV Service
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Tubei and
lUtlerles
NATION-WIUK MOVERS
Rauwujr 1-JW4
41-SUU
contributed
totafCron fay
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AOENT
National v»»
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C4KT8KET, N. J. A. Kith, Jr., Frop,
CA-1-5MI
Yarns
Anything ami Kwrytl
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NEED1.F. !*<n\T
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Select Your BUTTONS
Well Make Your
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Everything tor Your
It's
The SEWING
73 E. (lurrv St.
RAHWAY "3 1073
SEWING NEEDS
Just.
The SEWING KIT
Paragraph
73 E. Cherry St.
RAHWAY 71673
Sporting Goods
•
GttThat REEL FIXED
NOW!
"Penn,"
St., ¥. A. VA-M290
Maying and Trucklig •
SLIP-OVERS $491
,'i-rinc S r t (lustoiti Made
Sewing
547 AMBOY AVENUE
Woodbridgf 8-3651
Instrument* u d
Perth Amboy's Oldest Eslabllsntd
Accoidlon Center
II V*»rs At the Same Location
KAS'l'F.K SIM'llAlj
Service Stations
"Ru Mer"
Choose from tuch famous n u b accordion* a«; KXCE1.8IOR, TITANO.
1OKIO LANCE, ACME, HOHNKR,
ACCORP1ANA, EXCEX8IOLA and
LL
Upholstering
CONSTRUCTION CO.
GALLARD'S PHOTO
Plumbing & Heating
PRIVATE LESSONS: Intoni»lional
Modem and CUssiril —
and Advanced.
Jot this nuiiitx'r
BABY PKTl'RES
HOME or SHIUO
WOODBRIDGE
SVNOWIECK1
2-Mlonr
and all type general
WO-8-3540
Plumbing and Heating*
•
YEIJ.OW (
We're Specl»ll»U In
• BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT
AND BALANCE
• BRAKE 8ERVICE
Mon. and Fri. Nights to 8:JO
Phone WOodbrldu 8-1577
443 PEAKL ST.
GARAGES and DORMERS
J. F, Gardner & Son
OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. - 9 P. M.
Fast and
Hot Tar Rooflnf
493 RAHWAY AVENUE
Woodbridge
LEARN TO PLAY THE
ACCORDION THE MODERN,
EASY W A Y —
NO ACCORDION TO BUY. . .
WO 8-02(
BOOFINO and
SIDING
For Information f i l l HI-2-6MB
For Your Girl and Buy
V. S. Highway No. 1 - t Avenei
UXJSERVICll
JUST lMl()\r
STUDENT RENTAL PLAN
MUSIC iMEANS
WAYSIDE
FURNITURE SHOP
Telephone 8-1246
TOWNE GARAGE
and Amplifiers \ DRUMS
A LIFE TIME OF JOY
DAY&
ClHtii'r uf l':ilirit!
MUSIC ind REPAIR SHOP
411 New Brunswick Avenue, Kurds
Nationally Advertised
Brands of Furniture
588 Alden Street
Woodbridge, N. J.
15ah}'< weight dfi-iiies llii- price.
Even If III" wriuli!
!0 pounds, yon
pay only Sl.Oft ioi
i 5 i ; portrait—
efiiihrly S4.1HI.
AVENEL STUDIOS
Taxi Cabs
Furnace Work
FREE ESTIMATES — Call
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Prlnte
Rooflnf Metal Cefllnn and
JUST 5c A POl'NI)
WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
Lessoni
Tlnnlni and Sheet Metal Wort
All Work GUARANTEE!
Men Fully Insured
and Liquor*
U-8-Klim
& Son
Photography
S74 AMBOY AVENUE
•
Henry jamen
PET SHOP
JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop.
Complete Stock of Domestic
and Imported Wines, Beers
EDISON. \
x
18 MAIN ST., Opp. Town Hall
WO-8-lfiOl
Woodbridge
Liquor Store
• Roofing and Siding •
Carteret's Little Zoo
80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret
CA-1-4070
SELLING OUT
Prices Cut Drastically on
All Merchandise
Birds - faces - Aquarium Supplies - Leather and Chain
Goods - Etc.
[,,„ I
Insure Wiiat
GUTH PET SHOP
SAMMY RAY'S
Featuring
Funeral Directors
Huy them l>y the- 100
or '•; I>o/.. Lots.
Baby Fankeeti or Sinning
Canaries for Kaster,
Faster (Sift Flower*
Flower Pottpr - A/aim
(lardcnlas
All in Inn) and lilnnm.
Rcalt or
Hnuf^ Calls Made
8 A. M. - 8 P. M,
Joe and George Maiella
Office and Warehouse
34 Atlantic Street, Carteret
TEL. CA-1-5540
Pet Shops
AGENCY
8G Washington Avenue
Carteret
Call CA-1-4978
Unclaimed Furniture of Evfry
Description
Daily 9 A. M.-9 P. M.
Drugs
AND SAVE
llD»ard V»n I.IIIM
TELEVISION and
RADIO SERVICE
CRATING • PACKING
SHIPPING
No Appointment
Necessary
AVENEL
Furniture
Loral anil l.'inR instance
Moving and Slorngt
NAT1ON-WIDK S1I1PPKRS »f
Huuwhold »nd Office mrnllure
AiithorlJed Aitent
m
-J&G-
A. W. Hall and Son
grparulp Rooms for 8tor»l»
WDGE. 8-1400
COAL & OIL CO.
• Radio & TV Service t •Real Estate - \
' A i m " and
"Cent»uie"
Service
Station
REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
Reel Checked, Cleaned,
Polished, Greased and f
Adjusted, for Onlf ..
iPlusFirti, If Ntedri)
•Hom« of R M I farU"
'I*
We HKVI, In stock
• TROUT WORMp
• MAINE-MADK MOOCA8INS
LOAFERS and SUPPERS
• WILDLIFE PICTURES
(framed)'
• HUNTING AND FISHING
LICENSES ISSUED
A»k How You Can Win
One of Out *rqf U M
Pleasant l'i'>-l
Thi'rc's ii D;
s t o i f fur a b>] '•
Die
heat
wii' : '
Washiniston }'«••'•
Impoverl-vhitl ^'
Some moioii^i ••
they c a n hardly •.:<•
chassis togeihii
lOhlot Sun.
,
The Kilti"' 1
T h e optinuM •-••"
is half full; i ' " . i "
h i s Is half t'mi'i>
Post Dispatch
He Kim"
Our
heuri
•-"'••
New Yorker wh.> i"
census taker's
;,U!HV
ing his
trolt r're« P
l.lial
1
The Ideal wi' '
grows dearer all "'
of
o
Illllf
will
SPORTING GOOQB
W Mpiroi BkMt, Rahway
IT PAYS TO USC
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The
life
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flections Announced for All-Township Basketball Team
4- Wins Series
NO. 2 OR BETTER?
By Alan Mover
(illi J
Reo Diner Keglers
Toppled in Sweep
By Dixie Belles
Season's Best on Local Courts
Jigg's, Dangell's
Represented Twice
Seyglinski Named
WOODBRrDQE—The 1956 Independent-Leader All Township basW
L
ketball team Is for the first time
Plulnfleld Recreation..,. 61 20
without a tall man, but whatever
RatiUn Oil Company 54 27
the star-studded quintet lacks In
40 35
Dixie Belle
height, it more than makes up for
41 40
Rro Dlnerettes
it with speed and scoring power.
Catalln Corporation
35'i 45'i
Angelo Armando. Dick Clement,"
31 47
New Brass Rail
Leo SeyHlinski. Jack Bachkosky
291;. 51 1 ..
The Pines
and Bill Kukulya comprise the
Viel's Accordion School 27 54
selected club, while Joe Per Ik was
|
voted the outstanding conch.
'.|
HOPELAWN — The Dbtie Belie
Selections for the first, second
;j,
of Fords showed some real power
\<jt third All-Township teams
|
while flumping the Woodbridge
. ; iiic annual playwere made from the Recreation
|
Reo Dlnerettes In three straight
,. ,,i 4 ,,, hy a 07-48
Senior League, w'hich is the cus- a
games, 875-716, 846-802 and 863•
• y Ui'o tn:i
torn each year. League officials J?
761 in a Central Jersey Women'.*
,.,,, i,.i -k in tlw second
and scorers who took part in the ®
Major League match at the Ma,',', ,i|) the series. During
voting were Mike Krajkovich, Joe >:
jectlc Lanes.
,,[ the recent season
McLaushlin. Charlie Fitzpatrick. i*
Sally Carpenter was Dixie
,,1,,,1,'d an Impressive
Bobby Jardot. John Egan, Percy
Belle's outstanding bowler with
in victories against five
Wukovets, Frank Rakosi smd
games of 171, 232 and 161 for a
i-,i!'in- competition.
Einle Dubay.
564
set,
while
her
teammate,
Ann
..iinc time Jiggs was
The present handpicked club Is
Nascak, hit a 552 after collecting
..,.-i,ntP to walk oft with
nique, due to the fact that there
'
marks of 200, 160 and 192. Reo
•..unship due to the fact
not one reppater on the first
Diner's best In the one-sided
live Fords players
mm from last your. The 1955
match was Ann Smith, who hit a
;,,!• the decisive game,
.roup included Stu Rutan, Pat
.
211 before winding up with a 538
, however, (ailed to
rtarglotto. Bill Oyer, Jolinny Do- ,
total.
, rii,imp.s' efTectlveness
bos. Mike Krajkovich iind Don ,
,. n: (in to win without
It may be a little late In the
Furdock. Mansiotto and Oyer were
j
season, but the Raritan Oil Com, ,,•• thumbed out of the
•opped to the second and third
pany proved it can be done by
:,,iis it was close
:eams, respectively, while KraJending the league-leading Plaln•:i Andy Sharlck, Leo
mPTV
.ovlch and Furdock did not par- ,
fleld Recreation down to defeat In
, [ johnny Yuhas car,lcipate in the senior circuit durtwo out of three. The Oilers
:, i :K- fourth period.
CHICAGO WHITE \
ing the past season.
copped the first and third clashes,
MART/ WHL me
TolBMN
::, ki was one of the
The selections were exceptionally • .
$QK MANAGER,
KNACK OF BBAVM
785-762. 842-745, but dropped the
•„ Fords victory—
difficult this year beenuse of the
second, 825402,
mO HOPE1? 70 IMPROVE TOO. IH1955 7H£ 1AHKZ AMP
; iiiimpinn 2J point*
IHP/fiM 9TOOP /9-3H//T//THM,
wealth of material in both the
OH LA<?T YEAR'S
Emma Mayer, Irene Zupko and
, •.,io|)\ he was a tower
American and National Divisions
wxweze
OHLYa-io.
Tillie
Zalari
paced
Raritan
Oil
,:;,!n- ihc backboards,
$HP PLACE F05H.
of the Senior Lesiime. Final tabulawith
three-game
marks
of
499,
495
numerous rebounds.
g Taiwnt Ipdicoli
tions di.sclo.sed that a scant 10
and 492. The veteran Maiie Rowe
..:...,:,• Tillman Lauback,
points separated three second
put together games of 170, 193 and
MI iv.-ly with 17 counteam members from the first, and
82 for a 545 total to lead Plainonly one player, Angelo Armando,
field, while Clair Miller trailed
Mi.ifk Surprise
was a unanimous choice by all the
with a 515 mark.
u.i'.nl a well balanced
DICK CLEMF.NT
BH,1, KIIKULYA
JOE FERIK
voters.
Viel's Accordion School made a
.:
/ opening frame to
Below is a resume of the playfine
start
against
The
Pines
by
in surprise and send
ers on the All Township five.
winning
the
first
game,
798-742,
.. n - 9 . Andy Sharlck
NEW BRUNSWICK - St. Ce-they took over the topside of the
ANGELO ARMANDO
:n.m fur the Boys Club celia's of Iselin bowed in the Sa- score, 27-26, with two and one- but went down to defeat, 7.69-740
A school teacher from Isellri
round with cred Heart Girls Invitation Bas- half minutes remaining in the and 825-817, in the next two.
who Is 5-10 and weighs 155 pounds
Posts 509 Set
Angelo Ar- ketball Tournament against the game. Dolores Galasso hit with
1955 ALL TOWNSHIP FIRST TEAM
and dislikes admitting Ills age of
Marie Halvick was The Pines'
• • / Kriusbey from being Kennedy School of New York and an outside set shot and followed
28. Before moving into the townDON FURDOCK—Fords Wild- JOHNNY DOBOS—St. James
,. connecting for six came out on top, 30-29. In a re- it up with an accurate free toss best with a 207 game and 509 set
ship to take over his assignment
STUART RUTAN—Alibani's
while
Mary
Winklehofer
contrib
cats
turn to the semi-final later the to send Iselin ahead. 30-28.
at the Port Reading Grammar
MIKE KRAJKOVICH—Wooduted a 496 three-game mark
BILL
OVER—Dangells
• • IIIHI period saw
same day, the Isellnltes were elim- With less than a minute reSchool, Armando attended St. Mibridge Tankers
PAT MARGIOTTO — Alibani's
: .mi tlie shock of being inated by the Visitation School, maining, the Kennedy School Betty Ugi and Lillian Valent,
chael's High School in Jersey City
i:: -•(! ;ii the first session also of New York, by a 33-12 tally, tossed in three points to close it shared honors for Viel's aftei
HEIGHT
AGE
WEIGHT
TOWN
TEAM
and Seton Hall University. He
NAME
chalking up sets of 529 and 525
;, • ,i total of 25 counters,
Coach Vince Grogan's quintet up, 30-29. Nancy Hopkins had a The New Brass Rail of Pert
played basketball at both schools,
155 lbs.
28
5-10
Jiggs Tavern
.i ,-.• them a 34-24 edge at ran Into some hard luck before the chance to ice the game for the
Angela Armando Iselin
but had his collegiate cfirew cut
18
5-11
185
Woudbrldfre Fords B. C,
uiiiimr intermiscion. Ar- start of the tournament by draw- Saints, but her shot rolled in and Amboy displayed some unexpected
Leo Seyf linski
short by an injury incurred during
power
by
tripping
the
Fords
Cata23
6-0
185
Fort
Reading
Ji»s
Tavern
BUI Kukulya
•'.I.; .lilts' big gun once ing the powerful Kennedy School out of the hoop. At this point,
his freshman year.
lin Corporation in two out
17
6-0
165
Iselin
Dangellii
Jack
Bachosky
A.!!: Ki points
for an opening opponent. The New New York took possession and
During the past season, Angelo
21
5-0
150
Fords
Dangells
Dick Clements
K'M.--tx'y club dismantled York tvmb was tabbed the tourney with a chance of victory,, Joyce three. The Amboyans lost the
played with Jigg's Tavern in the
'l.'iw 1 m the third q u w - favorites before the s^ft .of the Bryant puniQej^Ju&Qt " f U1* I** middle contest, 811-801, but tooH
TEAM:
American Dlvi.sion and averaged
SECOND TEAM:
"m>- unknown reason, n u t playoff because of their spotless In basket and when It failed to The others, 8iS"-i28" and 800-^48
Two reasons for the New Braa
18.8 points per game. He reached
Richie Kurdish, Sewaren A. A.
nthers
» they could do wtth an record.
EdOlsen,
Avenel
80 through the nets, Galasso Rail's conquest were the stead;
his peak in the championship playDick Peterson, Fords B, C,
art
Reading
B.
C.
., t.ik was rack Up eight
Bob
Wyskowski,
The Kennedy School looked real picked it off the backboard. The bowling of Jerry McQuarrie an.
offs last week against the Fords
Gary Messick, Knlfht of Columbus
i Anile Fords collected 16 sharp in the first quarter, rolling
Pat Margiotto, J l k s Tavern
game ended two seconds later.
team captain Ann Leltner, wh
Boys Club by scoring 26 points,
B1U Oyer, Dangells
;> JisiHs' udvantage to a up a sizeable 10-4 lead o\fer Isetin
Bernie
Peterson,
ttvenel
Panthers
wound up with Ihree-game total
Ga lasso Hith Scorer
but his performance was not
Lee Jordan, St. James,
Herb
Reese.
Knignt
of
Columbus
who were unable to cope with the Galasso. St. Cecelia's high-scor- of 503 and 501. Fbtd^' most con
enough since Jiggs lost, 60-58.
.,!• (hips down In the visitors' offense. It was the same
forward, walked off with the sistent pin splasher" Was Rose
LEO SEGYLINSKI
<r..n-itT. both Jiggs and .hroughout the second period with game's individual scoring honors Arias wtth games of 182, 185 an
The name is not new to sports
;•'... veil ihc way they should the New Yorkers outshooting the after flipping five Held goals and 164 for a 531 set.
fans since Segylinski was the Bar• :.:uii!'tiout the g a m e . Isellnltes, 12-6, to take over at the two fouls through the cords for 12
ions' All County end in 1954, At
::. iMJinU on a high pitch. half by a comfortable 22-10 score. points. Her teammate, June Hopthe present he stands 5-11, weighs
>; ';•,(• Boys Club proved
The average coach and his play- kins, came through with 10. The
185 pounds and has reached his
)': ii heir to the throne ers would be about ready to call New Yorkers' most accurate shooteigtheentlibirthdaf Before gradu: i i:n" minutes when they t quits, being outplayed and down ers were Rose Strickney and Joyce
anley's Diner
10
20
C R A F T S M E N HOUSE
ISELIN—Kenny Guzzo won theating last June, he won letters in
• : hots count to come 12 points at the half, but Orogan Bryant with totals of 11 and 9.
ozycki iS»Racina
8 H> 21'A
W
L
football, basketball and track.
• :••; .uul take Jiggs 20-14 and his carets decided to do some;asket
Shooting Contest conduct- Leo plans to enter college next fall
E. Snyder 182-220-223—625; J.
Returning to the gymnasium
.... 63M> 20 '/2
Plaza Barbers
'< -'-.I. f l a m e .
[asabrook 221, F. Nagy 220, J.
thing about the situation to pave with less than an hour's rest, the
26
among members of the Iselin to continue his education nnd par58
Almasl Tavern ..
Armando Spectacular
iban 217, J. Elek 214-205, J. Reap unior League this week after ticipate in sports.
the way for their first tournament St. Cecelia's Girls were no match WOODBRIDGE — Little LeagUe t. <fc S. Trucking
55 % 28'A
• Ai mando. Jiggs' talented victory. They changed their style for the Visitation School in the
11, J. Notchey 207, F. (Janer 205,
37
Craftsmen Club
47
verpowering.his closest opposition Segylinski was one of the big
••.wd .i spectacular perfor- of play at the start of the third semi-finals, ts they went down to aseball teams decided to follow
. Czick 203.
42
ab
42
reasons for the Fords Boys Club
rith a whirlwind finish.
i the footsteps of the majors yes- 5 ? ! ^
&I:M? a losing cause by period to counter the New York- a one-sided 33-12 defeat.
Three-game
winners:
Guy's
51
Blue Bar
33
The competition started March winning the Recreation Senior
lii fu-ui yoals and six fouls ers' strength.
•rday
and
play
more
games
in
the
llectric
over
Swift
lice
Cream.
51
The Visitation School, which
Hill Tops
33
and continued through March League Championship. He aver-''j I'-imt total.
Two-game winners: Middlesex 16. The contest consisted of 12 aged 18,3 points per game, but of
80
It took a few minutes before the went on to win the tournament, venings.
Mayers Tavern
4
'••iinii averages of the Saints' renovated attack began to handled the Iselinltes easily by
High team game: Craftsmen 'elevision over Pozycki & Racina; loor shots from various distances more importance was his aggresOnly for the little fellows, there
:'.••!: nip Ford* club are as function properly, but once it outshooting> them, 12-5, in the first
Club, 1002—R. Demerest 201, J. luby's Box Lunch over Ravens; tnd at different angV? and five siveness under the backboard*.
111
be
a
curfew
of
9:30
P.
M.
I-'-D SeyKlinskl 18.3, Andy started, the Kennedy School felt quarter, 12-3 in, the second, 3-2 in
OOUgeon, 152, G. McCullagh 179, tfuska's Funeral Home over Stan- !oul shots. Each shot had a varied Leo at the present is playing with
:.si). Tillman Lauback the effects, and before the con- the third', and 6-2 in the fourth. 'he first annual Little League
ey's Diner.
H. Fisher 246, R. Deter.224.
mlue placed on .It according to its Benny's Tavern in the Perth Am- Vo,,. go. John Yuhas clusion of the third frame, they
Irene Hickey paced the Visita- Baseball Congress approved a L. Genovese 205-197'-2i6—618;
ocation. Bonus points were also boy Gold Medal Tournament and
resolution
which
will
allow
more
'•I-"'• Duffalo 5.0
.SATURDAY
NITE
MIXED
saw their mai-uln cut to a 25-20 tion quintet with 16 markers,
S. Kara 202-183-222—607; S.
warded for baskets made con- will see action tonight.
tight
games.
But
It
said
no
Inning
''"•<ls B. C. !<•)
W
L
count.
while Jane Blerne collected nine.
Simon 210-192-202—604; H. Fisher
BILL KtiKULYA
secutively.
:an
start
after
9:30.
G
29
P
Keep At It
The Saints' best were June Hop160-196-246—602; R. Demerest ag'.s Sporting Goods 46
Another product of Woodbridge
Guzzo,
who
sank
four
shots
dauro Motors
43
32
l
St. Cecelia's kept pecking away kins with eight, and Dolores Ga- The Little Leaguers also passed 207-192-201—600.
rom the floor and three fouls High School, Kukulya is the tallf
resolutions
which
would
allow
for
33
4114 33'^ earlier in the contest, made a big est man on the club at an,.even six
1
at the New Yorkers' lead unti lasso with three.
B. Jost 201. S. Sepa 225, T. Fer- Petrlck's Florist
multiple management of the same
8
Amboy Service
38
37
4
raro
204,
O.
MacKay
234,
M.
Alomeback Monday night when he feet. After a tour of Army service,
personnel oner two and three
Witty's Liquor Store .. 34
41
2. \6
masi-213,
G.
Silva
236,
E.
Szeles
hit five out of six tosses accurately he weighs 185 pounds and is 23
eagues, provided it was approved
Specilaty
Food
..'
33
42
by the district director and the 202, H. Deter 206, J. Szurko 208, J Rahway Watch ...., 32 & 42V o record 750 points. His closest years old. Bill is a native of Port
Mandy 245, J. Schubert 208.
competitor was Tommy Hoffman Reading and played four years of
rules
committee.
IS 24 60
Norwood Dist
.-.. 32
43
Recreation basketball before signwith a^495 total.
Another rule provided that not
(Ml
Mil
Palmquist
210-214,
Ray
KaWOODBRIDGE SERVICE
Next week Iselin Junior League ing up with Jiggs Tavern for the
more than six 12-year-olds and
O F
T
W
L tninsky 213, Steve Sefczek 212.
officials, scorers and timers ^ 1956 season. He was a tremendous
•>•[•>
f
not leas than four 10-year-olds, or
5
0
0
24
9 Three-game winners: Mauro scheduled to cast their ballots to asset to his team due to his reWOODBRIDGE — On t h e pounds, press—160; snatch—165; younger players, could" be on a Saturday Niters
2
S
2
22
11 Motors over Rahway Watch.
clean and jerk—215-540. O'Brien Little League team of 15 players Plaza Barbers
determine the league's most bounding ability. At the present
I
2 strength of Charlie Bare's record0
as
also
awarded
the
Sportsman
Bob's
T-V
20
13 Two-game winners: Specialty valuable player.
(Continued on Page Twenty1
breaking
performance,
the
KeasLeagues
were
also
given
permis2
«
2
ovef
Witty's;
Jag's
over
Amboy
irophy.
19
14
sion 'to expand their number of First Aid
10
• 28 bey Eagles retained the New JerOak Tree Drugs
17
16 Service; Norwood over Petrick's,
Will ..Prezza, ..Joe ..Comunale teams from four to nve and six.
2
4
8 sey State Welterweight weightCooper's Dairy
A 13 . 20
\uyie Scutti, Jim Toth and Steve
0
0
WOODBRIDGE* 'TOWNSHIP
lifting championship at the local 'erefenko all assisted the Keas- Population was also revamped Amer. Cyanarald
,.... 10
23
in Little League boundaries so the
W
L
high school gym before a capacity bey triumph by chipping: in with number of teams could tie based Wdbge. Conf'y
.'.... 7
f IT'S -"MIDDLESEX'S FINEST"
23 14 58
57% 29 V.
High team game: Plaza Barbers, V. F. W. 4410
crowd.
three
points
apiece.
The
Eagle:
on
grade
school
population
inperiods
57 30
911—S. Stawickl 171, J. Amacal V. F, W. 2636 ..,
Bare, a 17-year-old North copped the state title with 28 stead of the general populatiqn.
17
16 20-«0
35
52
Platofield High School senior points, while their closest rivals Before the current rule changes, 139, A. Molchan 200, J. -Toth 178 College Inn
8 18-A8
37
Iselin Taxi
50
A. Lesko 223.
,,,[i)(if:
Chariiploni he R e c r e a t i o n
, ,,ti,;,]i [jeaBUe h a v e
,'„„,,mis thrills In r e th' 1 r e c e n t clash
h.,ii
,, |,,,|.(|.s Boys Club a n d
•..„ f 0 , t h e 1956 title
..„,„! nil. T h e game, t h e
,.•,,.,1, was like a "yo-yo"
.','„,. miiing u p a n d down
[••,,1-ils Boys Club pulled
!„,i in t h e final q u a r • CO-58.
Team Standings
in
MARI0N i
St. Cecelia's Girls Court
Team Stars in N. F. Tourney
Independent - Leader
ft
STRIKES andSPARES* Guzzo Leads Field
n Basket Shooting
More Night Games
For Little L^agae
n
Bare Shatters 3 Lift Marks
As Keasbey Retains Title
FOR 'ROUND THE CLOCK BOWLING
shattered three state records and were the Bates Barbell team o Little League headquarters in
Marsh & Ryan
43 Vi 43',!
Williamsport, Pa., ordered the M. Sisko 203, A. Lesko 223, T
Brave», wcord tied another before concluding one Paterson with 13.
53 1 /
Fltz
Contractors
33'/i
Obidzlnskl
222,
B.
Buckin
202,
A
The Eagles continue their quest Woodbridge organization to disin attendance, jhowslffiu of the most -brilliant performances
56'/
White
House
Tavern
..
10Vi
v
will BO right on filling ever staged locally. He set new or additional honors Saturday band its two six-team leagues and Molchan 200, 205.
American Legion
24
63
marks
in
the
snatch,
265
and
333
form
three
four-team
circuits.
when they travel to Schenectedy,
indium thU year, When
Honor roll: Sisko 222, Ptisko 209
FIREMEN
WOODBRIDGE
pounds
and
clean
and
jerked
for
The
transition
was
completed
reN. Y., to compete tn the Eastern
' the
'"'•
h B r a v e s oopening
pening
206, E. Snyder 206.
W
a total of 870 pounds. The Union States Weightliftlng Champion cently. '
"•' Hie season, agaln&t MM
Three-game winn»rs: Mars
County
strongman
later
tied
the
P.
B.
A
?
•
27
111 A
"' wii n . were put on
ships.
&
Ryan over White, House.
ltlll|
press
record
of
270
better
be'
21
1
y a record number
In 90 years of baseball, Rutgers Shell
Two-game • winners: V. F.. W
111
Iselin
No.
1
20
..
1
About 1,000 (ana were ing awarded the Best Lifter's
Rutgers baseball and lacrosi has a .463 winning percentage Wdbge. First Aid
19
1 4410 over Iselin Taxi; V. F. W
' ll the u ticket windows trophy.
teams both open.their 1956 sea-with 372 win* and nln» ti*s in Ity3
3636 .over College Inn; Fltz Con111 A
Contributing
five
important
Iselin Chiefs
17
1
M. and the number
son against new opponents. The games.
tractors over American Legion. .
12 • :
;"l(lt ll when sales tagan tw» points which led to the Eagles' Scarlet will meet Maine on th
Rutgers 1956 football co-cap- Avenel No. l
team trophy were Charlie Benson
Aveujel
No.
2
9
I
diamond for the first time April tains present a "Mutt and Jeff
WHITE BIRCH MEN'S CLUB
In the 123-pound class; press— 2, and Cornell in lacrosse for the appearance. Tackle Art Robinson Avenel First Aid
7
:
W
L
185
snatch—130;
clean
and
Jerk
OI ^ritual values
of Rldgewood is 8-2, 210 pounds. Hiith team game: Avenel No.
first time March 31.
Ethel .,
44
34
-165-420; and Harry QBrten, 132
urged.
Fullback Jack Laverty of Dover B82-J. Easlg 140, W. Dwyer 248
McQulre'
4,0 38
R. Oreco 214, J. MoClue 191, W
Jefferson
40 38
Russell 171Hudaon
32 46
W Dwyer 188-246-193—627.
BUI Thomsa 214-316-189-619;
Slhugo Green, Duquesne's great S. Pocheclt 225-203-210-638: H
perfornfer joined the Collage AU- Deter i0a-22»-187—623; R. Heller Tom Gibson 158-185-183—506; Al
Canavari 199-193-170—562.
Americans who will meet th» Har*
km Globetrotter*, in the open- 225, O. Husman 222, C. Aronson Two-gante dinners: Ethel over
2J5h B, Osborae 202, S/Gresh 221,
ing games of the "World 8«rle«
McGuire; J«fferson over Hudson.
of Basketball," in Madison Square. 8. Mlteak 283, E. Stawtisen 214.
BOWL-MOR THURSDAY NITE
Garden, Sunday afternoon and
BOWL M O T H O U S E
WOMEN'S
evening.
W
L
W
L
Middlesex Televtskpn .. 23'4 8 ^
Durllh« F a » M
64'/* 26 Vt
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BtfKstark:
18V*
U%
Did you know ttwt Lou
made four errors a$ sltwtttop lor Muska's F u n e r a l Home l i t y WVi E. & B. Mill Supply . 53 28
44 3T
14M: 15'/i Lucas Market
the Chicago Cut* i bi» fjatfe m** Ruby's Box Lunch
(Continued
on
Page
Twenty)
Swift
lea
Cream
.
13',i
16
V*
jor Uague game, Apr!) 18, 1941
is 5-7, weighs only 158.
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AiSRIST IS HAM 'HOOT In th» »b<«* photo arr rannbm <A !!-,» WoodbrKlKf lions ( l a b and m*n of the \ationil 'mard
lut* vfca wcfi" htUnnnrilil in cmdortini the "ham »bm»t sp n^Trd bj 1hf l*tal cm* otran'Xitian *unda> FJ«p'.'* bitter
wralhrT. tbr Lwn* m*na*'d u> ir% in efchl round* of Uuwtint ar.d a liVt number of hun* were awarded. Tht third and final shoot
will b? b*<* this Haturdai aiunMon at Police Pistot E w e r , ontrr Main *trr»t. Knrriint in the front raw. left to rirht arr: Edward
Vrin, HU-pbrn OlivnkT and John Afniia. In th* rear row urn- ordrr ar»: ftr Sun or 1 Btrnstoin, Eari KwnLj Frank N'mak. PHcr
Greco. U n n i t U f n u i i C lurlti Muifion*. Next to Mr Mansion? i» (biff Warrant Officer Rartoood V. Sawo. and on h h ri(ht
b fttneeant Clwundo Zurra/w. of the Woodbridt* Police. tb» rante offi'er Otbw tnerabrn of the National Guard in the photo M*:
' iferceaot First C U * J'»hn Wrifbt. Frt* LeBoeni. Robert Claftor. Erk White. Go* an4 Cbarlet Btndrwald. Ham winners in Soniar't
tboot wnt Dr. fAtxri Norak. W. Voren, P. Ciwuen, W. Lannhardt. SKvt Cehsnky. Marr R w h l w . E. Vrltre and Hani Stotktl.
Jersey City, ro a
Buoda} and Monday ;u«st 0! her
bon ft faniiiy.
—Mr and Mr* Edward GaiiiKbr. Elmhurft Aver.ue, v/ere
Saturday guesU ol their son-mi»7 Uncoln
and damjfcter. Mr. ar.d Mrs.
; a*
Hi(hwi7
Raymond Asquilh. Sayrevilie.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1. Hubs?.
Tel. U-S-1RI
Milltown. were hoii* Sunday to
their wn-tn-law and daughter.
GLADYS E.
SC'A.S'K
; Iv"-,.:. C-j
-\H*
'• •58S Kveu V) Mr anc Mrs
; as a ffiW.Jig p'.sr*.
j A l t e r th? inftaliation Mr.
! Graham •.jrr.ed t ^ meeiiRj over
to th» rvevr preaderiV.
Enwr'a:nnv?nt was fumisfied by
Mr* .Star's. Geor?< Lud»ie. W.'.!iam Seiby arid Wii;i*m Be:r.i'.r
avCompani^i on t.'p piftro b>
| Gwr«e Albrecht Mu.1;? for da:.rHELPFUL DOG
| in; was pr.ovidfd oy rte Pjie= Y.*
Batt'.e Creek. Mjch. — Lassie, j chestra
r
Ithe s^ver and Kray German shep-! Mrs. V. Johnson, chairnfer. f
the affair *a;, a,s$iit«d by ?.':'
1
; herd belonging to the Max Hougft-, Robert FwcfcT. Mrs. S:ark ar.d
l u i m a . believes in being helpful to [Mrs. CUfl&rd Lanse
jthe famijy. The sale of her 211
1 pups furnished the cash for the ,ADDITION TO FAMILY
down pajrment on the-tfloughtal-'' FORDS—Mr. and M.T Ruco:?r.!
' in? home, and recently L a « « s Ada.T.tu. 123 Laarer.cc Street ar-:
bark* awakened and warned the'; the parenU. o; a son aorr. :n '.i.c; family of fire in their home.
• Perti-i Amboy Gen"ra!
ISELIN PERSONALS
By
Gr.Dti:
WANT TO SAVE $1.16!!
Mr. and Mrs. Jame^ O'RO^T'HP, and
School children Dennis and Oary, Auth
148,
->r dec Avenue.
PTA (!em
—WUliam and Richard Sira.sser.
»Kd pact -;n:u ;na
at •.•* Pow-tirin KKii of Mr. and Mrs. Jofteph.
Ihip of R
by '..".? Raritafl Elmhurat Avenue, *ere honored on
their first birthday at a dinner
Cour/
Boy
party. Guesti inclined their mato *.ii
grandmother. Mrs Henri'.'.T'r.p aSa;r
heW »
Middlesex ta Waiz. Mr. and Mrf. John
County O;.'u> V<.:j'...ni'.
r.\ in and children, Lea and John. Jr.
Westoury Park; Mr. and Mr.v WilUam Slonilca ami chtdren, Mari- M r ; Haro'.c L
34 of 22
lyn, Arlene and Paul. Mr. and Mrs.
Grw '.' Av»r. .'• *a>
Edward Sherry an^ children. Ma;
MI
an
icy
ly »:i(-r. -icr a: 'x
deline and Edward, Jr and ?vlr.
spot or. O i e ;- Rvad Mrs Lake
and Mrs. Joseph Godfrey aii ol
O.lc Tree
wa* i.-avtlx
Road wLfr. —A regular ir.tetin^ of Star
- ^j]* The
U w :<**•" %i£
ac«;<5*n! > «
: r, A. 11 •/ I«l;n Circle. Lady ForeAterii of
Vmerica wa* hfld Monday at
ichoo! 15. Mrs. Theresa McGhef.:;• .T.v.her
va* awarded the special piize and
V;.
;r.- '/.' 100
Of M.i
Mrs Raymond McCrory. was win-, January (xport- JJit i p « cent
Chain
w.-: «iir v-r hi tiie Eaater ham. Mrs. H I - ' above yeai-a«o level.
whorr.
an Krawiec and Mrs ASHPS Gas- \
•—
..".tidily, i*
,kv.yor\ were appointed dek-gat-j w . b i [ ! . c ! ,, ;j,iLhtcr at /crth Am:::. r:o in'.£,] in her 'he Slate Convention to be held i ^ G'-r.'ia! Huspital.
June*
in May and Mrs. Philomena Mas-1 L A 3 c Robert W. KreuVl, son
,'rangelo and Mrs. John PinUk: o ( M l s Mar-ha Kreudl, 59 Loretta
1 Scank
—M:
!s t r c e l i s training at a telephone
Lincoln were selected as alternates.
and c i
—Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. 49 | repair specialist at FTancis E. Wara
Spring
Hi«i;*a>.
>;U: a;
banquet Sai'Jttfiay <-venir.?. spon- Harrinuton Avenue, announce the rtn Air Force Base. Wyoming.
sored oy
Peoplfe of Colonu> Chapei a: -JJ- Chapel. Inman
Avenue, Coloiiia. k,r parenus and
friend*. An :iM:;nunji flltn entitled "Navajo Indiar.s" was a feature o{ the evening,
—A Burprisfc stork shower was
Riven on Thursday night at the
home of FU-/ Hiid Mrs. Alton
Richardson. Berkeley Boulevard,
for Mis M E IVniictt. Iwlin. and
Mrs M E Cauecy, Port
Guests included Mrs. W
Woodbri'Jat; Mis. Russell SwarU,
Mrs, PcU-r Bartorillli ;ind Mrs. Jouflpli Barloiiili). CarUrrrt; Mrs
Uhlman and Mr.-,. C. Wilson. Oak
Tree; Mrs, Andrew Palumbo. Mrs
PfU'r Tcde»c>, Mrs. Geoi>'e Maxwell and dauKhter, Kathleen,
Irene Bibby, Mr«. Richard Workman and Mrs. Jamu Schultz, all
of laelln.
,
Selected
—Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Crainc
and children. Martha, Donald and
from Our
Jainca, Juliet Street, have moved
to their new home, Fort, LauderLarge
da|c, Fla.
—Mr. and Mrs. George PapaStock
inarcu«. Brooklyn, were week end
Kue»tH of their win-in-law and
d«Ui!hter, Mr. and Mm. Peter
Haytko, Wright Street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton BillliigM, Jr., Wnsht street and Mr.
To Order by Pbohe
and Mn>. Birharri Billing. Avenel.
via|trrf llitic KiJ|(ii Billtflgs, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Richard BIU
Ings, who it a patient at Temple
University Hospital, Philadelphia
gunduy.
—Mr. und Mrs. Edward Hollowell
AZALEAS • ROKK BUKHEH f C1NEUAHIAS • HYDRANGEAS
and children, Ciimlcb and Vera
TUUPH • OKKANIUM8 • BKGOMA8 • GARDENIAS
Jean, Wright Street, were week
CASTKB ULlt(J • A8SOBTKD DE(JORATEU BOXES <,
end gue«ts ot Mr. anu Mrs. Charles
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