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miplete News, Pictures Our Family o! over 35,000 Resented Fairly, Clearly Readers i§ a Valuable Market j,l Impartially Each Week Sn&epenbent - leaber for All Our Advertise**. XLVIII—NO. 43 Entered a* Second CIBM Mutter 1 at the Po»t. Omce. WoodbrWge, N. J. WOODBRlbGE, N.J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1371956 PubllthM «virr Tundiy nt IS On«n Rtnct. Woodbrtdft, N. J. PRICE EIGHT CENTS (weetness and Yule Fund Far Behind; Light E. GREGORY $1,400 Received Only
elhowu , I can't quite Mlthi' s must be the year Half-Way Toward Goal 1 failif .
is, portents and ex Van Pelt Choice as Head 10 Days Left to the contrary, my nation is not equal to Of Police Juvenile Bureau To Send Gifts ing the possibility that WOODBRIDOE — A Juvenile nmunlty of 50,000 la Bureau will be officially estab- For Needy Aid lished In the police department unable or 30 callous nnd Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt, who refuse to bring some ms done un outstanding Job in WOODBRIDQK — The Indt-' uvenlle work during the past sev- pendent-Leader Christmas Fund measure of Christmas iral months, will be placed In to aid Township needy families inrss to a mere 100 de- ;harge of the Bureau. Mayor now stands at $1,413.40 — only pie . half way mark. In comparison with OK and desolate faml Hugh B. Qutgley announced to- day. last year's figures the fund lags. f*r brushed by some crue behind as the case list grows. As The matter will be finally set- of this writing there are 65 worthy into forgotten lonell- SANTA'S HELPERS VERY BUSY: Woodbrid&e High School students have been serving as volunteer Santa helpers by wrapping gifts tied at a caucus tonight and the families needing help. appointment mftd« at the next Fin the eleventh year for The Independent-Leader Christmas Fund. Left to rljcht are Charlotte Linn, Wayne Hanrattie, Margaret Holden, Miss Ruth Wolk Every penny received 1B spent regular meeting Tuesday night. Independent-Leader— of The Independent-Leader staff and Patricia Boehmer. directly to help the needy — all Police Chief John R. Egan In expenses are paid by the fu! of the blessings 0 a communication to Police Com- bridge Publishing Company. ehi-m—has suggested missioner L. Charles Mangione Boylan Heads List Cost 'Excessive' Desmond New Cops to Swell made the recommendation of the This weekend is the last Iqr'"'•"£ vc reflect the spirit 0 Van Pelt appointment as follows: wrapping gifts, so no clothing Or | "In'view of the great publicity toys will be accepted after i*QO%- VvJ infant's coming by an time on Saturday. If any a# ,** To Replace Nicklas Urges B. ofE. Refuse Plot Wee to 84 Jan. 1and general Increase of work in sM<>n of heartfelt char brought after that time tt«jr"*IB^J| WOODBRIDOE — In' a report to the Board of Education this connection with juvenile delin- WOODBRIDOE — Patrick Boy- WOODBRIDGE — Ten new po- be refused because there will• foe •'* vi 11 at the cost of sac week, Andrew D. Desmond, Board Counsel, advised against the pur- quency, we saw fit to assign Ser- lan. assistant superintendent of cemen, including the first Negro no time left to sort and jwrap :J chasing of land on old 8t. George Avenue, near the new high school, geant Kenneth Van Pelt to handle : schools U nerving In the capacity ver appointed to the Woodbridge them. " ,' jr owned by Mrs. Marjorie Binder as the 'price asked for this plot (Continued on Page Eight) SGT. VAN PELT of acting superintendent and from 'olice Department, will be named What time Independent-Leader M appears to be excessive." all Indications has the lead In ob- iy the Township Committee at Its mployees have left next wee* yf&LV.f r 1 und which we admin The asking prjee for the land, 120 x 130 feet, U $20,000. The site taining the superintendent's post next meeting, December 18. Ma- used in assigning truckr -and' •"" t K li Christmas for you left vacant by the death of Victor is said to be desired, In case the | or Hugh B. Quigley announced Drive for Hungarian Relief stablishlng routes and other de- T school board refuses it, for a piz- -M an expression — al C. Nicklas. Trenton Parley Called ;oday. alls that are time-absorbing. Toys, * zeria stand. lothing and food baskets will be • On East-West Freeway The appointments, which wll >M thus far this year it Board, members said today they Mr. Desmond pointed out that Slated to Close Saturday ellvered Friday, December 21., -...'.a! become effective January 1, wil v have been busy working on the the school district has ample Donations received during the 1 aiy more than a wee, WOOUPRIDQE — Mayor bring the force strength to 84 WOODBRIDOE — Mayor Hugh B. Quigley 1ms been named budget and have talked the mat- round plus the means of Ingress iast week were u follows: voice which will not be ter over for "a few minutes," but Hugh B. Quigley announced to- men—a new high. Township chairman of the drive now in progress for Hungarian Relief nd egress to the new High School day that he and Township En- $50.00 most of them admitted that Mr. Lawrence L. Jefferson, 160 In the Raritan Bay area. I sufficiently to be re- and that "In view of our present gineer Howard Madison will at- Lucky Eight Hunting Club, Inc. Boylan had the Inside track. Two Bunas Lane, Woodbridge, Is the "The drive, which will wind up Saturday, is under the direction economic position, it will seem tend a conference in Trenton $M.W ared, if It must be call- members, who did not wish to be first man of his race to become of the International Rescue Committee, Inc., which is sponsored by all that the expenditure Is not war- next Monday with State High- John Poppas, Liberty "Trucking: * quoted directly, said they felt, a local police officer. He Is now the accredited Hungarian and other relief agencies including the uroughout the length rented for purely aesthetic pur- was Commisloner Dwight R. O. Company, Frederick M. Adams.* we should not rush into *nj- a intematlonal R^d Crow, to raise ncadth of the Township poses," •. "'- " "* '•<'•'•' Palmer who hffs'Dfeeri'BSked to employed..W Ward at.the New loseph A. Dambwh, 0r. Nalac* A.*f' thine." Jersey State Prison Farm, Avenel funds to help" fhe'toTfu'fed and Mt. 'Mfarry Christmas" Continuing Mr. Desmond stated give consideration to a new East- •Cenworthy, August F. Greiner iito tnc forsaken homes Others to be appointed are Zig homeless Hungarians in Europe," if Mr. Boylan is named to the 'If the Board were to entertain West freeway route proposed by $20.00 mond S. Woljclk, 129 Clyde Ave- the mayor said this week. Is Indeed A Nice Guy A ho are ip need. When top post in the school system, it entures of this sort, the entire both Mayor Quigley and Mayor "Merry Christmas," AgnW JVlck nue, Hopelawn; Joseph J. Rusbar- Checks should be made out to Is expected that Thomas O. Des- strip along old St. George Ave- James J. Flynn, Jr., Perth Am- $15.00 ><|iiirements loom so sky, 9 Bender Avenue, Iselln; Itephen P. Mtlhalko, treasurer and WOODBRIDGE — That fel- mond, first vice principal at the nue, Freeman Street and Route I, boy. Women's Civic Clutb of Wood- mailed to M«Jf» QuteV at Uw low "Merry Christmas." Jfi. a md the means with high school, will become assis- Mould have to bet clawed oil by Trw-new route -would ettmi- Robert A. Esau, 17 Hoy. Awauia, Municipal Builmng, 1 Main Street, very generous man—or maybe a tant superintendent and that Ed- purchase at a cost which would nate destruction of homes in Fords, son of Police Chief John $14.00 11 meet them comes Voodbrldge. woman. ward P. Keating, another vice eventually interfere with the fur- both WoodbridRe ahd Perth Am- R. Egan; Walter J.-Singer, 5 Ben- The Women's Club of COM ia iy, we spwid worri- der Avenue, Iselln; Edward R. The amount collected in the Anyway this'week he sent two $10.00 principal will move up to the nishing of school and school boy. It would begin at Route 1, ten-dollar bills to The Inde- • lays and nights— spot now occupied by Mr. Des- rooms." Edison and connect with all Ressel, U Adams Street, Iselln; 'ownshtp will be delivered to the Mr. and Mrs. William J.-tytrren, Fred C. Wandros, Jr., 44 Jansen tarltan Bay headquarters at 264 pendent-Leader Christmas Dr. Mortimer Cowen, Mr. ahd. Mrs. mond. That will mean a new ap- major roads ending at Route Fund and the same amount to ::..\ a day when we "An Investigation of the site will Avenue, Avenel; Anthony O'Brien, fladlson' Avenue, Perth Amboy, Edward J. Kath, Mrs. Beft flam- pointment to take Mr. {Ceatlng's 35, Perth Amboy. the Woodbridge Emergency >K. into a tearful eye disclose that the elimination by 51 Tappen Street, Avenel; Wil- ifhlch In turn will forward It to son, Woodbridge Township-^chool place. Also attending the conference, Squad. In a note to the latter purchase of the vaflous prospec- liam E. Dopp, 341 Prospect Ave- he International Rescue Commit- Janitors, Mrs. Edward K. Cone, •ivi' little else except which was arranged by State he commended the squad for Its Also to be filled is the post of tive locations for business, would nue, Avenel; Salvatore Grlllo, 324 tee. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Williams, run into a prohibitive cost and Senator John Lynch, will be excellent service to the com- director of elementary education Remseri Avenue Avenel. Tomorrow night the Woodbridge Mr, and Mrs. Raymond R* <(bider-" serve no functional benefit, Mayor Thomas Swales, Edison. munity. left vacant when Mr. Boylan was The engineers of both munici- The men were the first ten on Drlvc-Iir Theatre will admit with- son, United Churchwomfln, Dr. To Merry Christmas—a, very named assistant superintendent. "Our location of the new High palities will also attend. the eligibility list provided by the iut charge all patrops presenting Joseph S. Mark Merry Christmas. are those who seek Harry Lund, principal ot Avenel School sets It far enough away Civil Service Commission. Wojcik, bundle of useable clean clothing. $8.95 School, is believed to be In the Boy Scouts of Troop 34 from these possible business estab- HEAD HUNGARIAN RELIEF Rusbarsky. Egan and Singer are Mayor Quigley is being assisted "lr us—and the for- $5.00 running for that Job. lishments, as not to Interfere with FORDS—Joseph' Dambach, 55 listed as disabled veterans and y John Molnar as co-chairman Sub-Juniors to Sponsor its functional operation. The ob- Jasper k Son, In memory Of a v reciting the long Meanwhile the board is busy New Brunswick Avenue, and Clif- the others all are veterans. nd area chairmen have been jection to legitimate business in Snow flake Dance Dec. 27friend, Women's Republictffa Club considering requests for pay raises ford Dunham, 567 King Georges Bgan Family's 3rd lamed as follows: Woodbridge, ' ncr appeals for char- this location and under the exist- of Colonia, Mrs, HermaJtEuensen, from the various groups Including Road, have been named to repre With the appointment of Robert Edward Kath, Robert Hirschfeld; WOODBRIDQE — Plans for a ing conditions appears to be 111- Julius Blake, fiajls Jiwelers. ii are being made— teachers, principals, nurses, clerks sent Fords in connection with th Egan, it will be the third member Port Reading, John Zullo; Fords, snowflake dance to be sponsored IContlnued on Page Eight) Friend in Avenel, Mr. aM Mrs. Hungarian Relief Drive. of that family to serve on the oseph Da.mbach and Clifford in in worthy, just as and Janitor*. The budget must toe jointly with the Fords Sub-Juniors G. F. Hunter, School ,f PTA, force. The chief's uncle, also a Dunham; Hopelawn, Joseph Fedor is ours. In times of ready for a preliminary check by at Fords VFW Hall, New Bruns Thomas Dunlgan, Anna II John- Robert Blunt, county superinten- Robert Egan, was the first mem- and Joseph Nemyo; Sewaren, Har- w(ck Avenue, .December 27, wen ber of the family to be a police- son, Ann R, Novak :inted prosperity, I dent of schools, the week after ry Burke, Harry O'Connor and made at a meeting of the Wood man and he usually served on 13,00 , icppt an excuse so Christmas. Mrs. Lawrence Ryan; Avenel, Jo- bridge Sub-Juniors Tuesday a the Ford's beat. seph Bohadee and William Ko- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boyter, To Consult Advisors the home of Miss Thea Chodoah .mi confident that i Chief Egan has been asking for 'tlcs; Keasbey, Anthony Nagy; Ise- M. B. William O'Neill, president Of the 146 Green Street. new men for his department for in, Thomas ,/CosteUo and Harry $2.00 1 were willing there Joard. said yesterday that as soon Mrs. Jacob Scheln, 538 Oliv< Mrs. Ralph Conard, A Sewaren some time as the growth of the Jline; Colonia, Peter Slderis and Place, a member of the Woman as the budget Is In shape "we wll friend, anonymous, Mrs.iJ\ Lesfco, • sufficient from ui Township has made the force in- Richard Nicholson. Lawyers, Fred Club of Woodbridge, la adviser o call in the new advisory oom- Mrs. J. Hacker, anonymous •(> beeh fortunate adequate in number. Even with erick M. Adams: taverns, Lou Hor the local club this year. mlttee to go over it with us. W< $1.00 the extra ten men, Chief Egan wil uer and Miss Charlotte O'Neil; In After the meeting the girls madi t" escape life's great ..ill welcome all suggeslons they not be able to meet all the de- dustries, Frank Boka, Isadore Bey, Avenel friend, a friend, anony- toys for little tots as part mous make and in fact will welcome mands made upon him for ex- (Continued on Page Eight) to go around— the American Home project. (Continued on Page Eight) 11 tho help they can give us." tra protection. used clflihing, used Mr. O'Neill said the Board wil ;^ybanlt receipts— try "to be fair to the employes Famous Relic of St. Anne to be Shown >li the causes clvili- sut at the same time we will hav' Center Announces to consider the taxpayer. vngarl|» contrive. Winter Schedule At Church Devotion in Iselin Thursday ISELIN — OJ interest to Cath- WOODBRIDGE — The follow olics In the Township, particu- •'vs dwindle, the time Principals Propose ing schedule for the winter pro- larly members of St. Cecelja's gram was announced at a meeting '' before we look to Parish, Is the coming of Rev. of the Youth Council of the Wood Eugene Lefebvre from the famous Nicklas Memorial Rev. Eugene ivins for ttyje warmth bridge Jewish Community Cent* Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre, by Harold Wishna, center director Lefebvre, di- ", grows ihortv The Quebec, Canada. WOOUBRIDQE - Tho Victor Monday, Junior and Senior }Ju rector of pil- * 'Wes <4 %)ired, un C. Nicklas Memorfiil Fund lias deiias, Oirls Athletics; Tuesdav Father Lefebvre will conduct grimages at •
I Gift I b »p toy«f L JU T«k« a sp iraai Saa«a! ON ALL TOYS!! First Savings ri CHAIGE YOU 339 STATE STREET PIRC1IASES! FISKIN BROS., Toy am] Sportlnf G /^AcJd^ THURSPAY, DECEMBER 13, PAGE THREE )v Committee Avenel Auxiliary Luncheon Held es Chairmen Inducts Officers Ry Mothers Club The Slster- Adath Is- AVENEI, Installation of of- flens niyi the annual Christmas WOODBRIDGE — The Mnndiiy at the Wood- Christmas luncheon of the Mo- wish Community Center party were held by the Ladles Aux- sol Klein, vice-presl- iliary of Avenel Fire Company thers Club of Woediridje w*i held nt 82 Own Street with lift. , • •- i c <• 1 n «r. Announcement Tuftsd'ay at the ftrehpuse. ; . df thft conference and A catered dinner was served at Louis Gabriel in oharge of jKfc session of the Central 8 o'clock nnd Mrs. William Kuss- rangements. Assisting were Ml*. mtii'li of the Women's mlak save the Invocation. Will in m Kursinczky and Utt, ,,f the United Synagogues Mrs. William Dwyev, chairman Prank BaumRartner. ' to tnke place nt the of the Kiddles Christmas "party, An announcement was nodi bjf IfjHvc .Jewish Community aftnounnpd plans have been com- Mrs. Peter Urban that the day, [mm 10:00 A. M. pleted for the affair next Sunday niv meeting will feature Mra. ( M . with the local 8U- afternoon at 3 o'clock nt the flre- iin LOKR. Middlesex County nitlnK as hostesse*. house. aKfnt who will «pe»k on *Tfow will be available. Mrs. Plans were also completed for to Tench Our Children the Vfch* f,i:i)i'i' is in charge of local the annual Christmas visit to th« or Money." The meeting will to ,,.nts. Members may at- Home for Age '3&&1M&* INDEPENDENT \} THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 *AI)KH PAGE FOUR RIBS BEEF 49:55 Oven-Ready Ribs of BeefZ l Super-Right" Quality Betf 'Super-Right" Quality Beef Chuck Steaks • 49 Rib Steaks 7" Ctt ft. "Super-Right" Quality — Combination Chop & Stewing "Super Right" Quality — Freihly Ground Lamb Shoulders • 29« Ground Beef Come $—... You'll Sovt of "Super-Right" Quality — Center Cuts t '"" "Super-Right" Quality — Fresh Calas [Ion Now To Oder Pork Shoulders »29< Pork Chops Your Christmas Turkey! Del Monte Peaches 2 57 Dairy Center Buys! Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery — Salt or Sweet Dole Pineapple Juice 2- 51 • FRESH BUTTER •rid 67 C Sliced Muenster Cheese "> 55 Sliced Natural Swiss • ••• JJ F Sliced Provolone Cheese 59' Swiss Knight Gruyere e Pride Farm Catsup 2 37 Imported Italian Romano . 99 Cream Cheese Cups A!°;t;l C Daiish Blue Cheese '-•*••* 83 Cannon's Yogurt 2 cvpi Borden's Milk ; C B&M Beans 2 29 20 25 Borden's Medium Cream c«nt Sparkle 1 Gelatin Desserts Aon Page 4 * 25< Frozen Food Values . JL A4P Brad 15 u. Potato PaHies 3^41c CHERRY PIE Seedless Raisins Our Fiwft Quality 17 Minnie Maid Tangerine Juice 2 29< Libby's Orange Juice . . 3 laittti pkg. Birds Eye Green Beans 3 49' 45 Plenty of juicy »un- 32 Birds Eye Cut Corn . • i 2 Oreo • Swiss Cremes ripened cherries in Birds Eye Cauliflower . . a flaky-crisp crust Hydrox Cookies 21 c i: 32 Birds Eye Chopped Broccoli imt Parker Libby's Brussels Sprouts • pi,, *' Caramel Pecan Rolls • . 4 10... lig J»e Pirkcr Libby's Spinach • pkgt. ^ Fir the F»Uy With c Swansea's Pies _, 2;;; 55« Layer Cake «*"|LUFU«E Colgate's Fab 71 Swanson's Chicken Breasts Jue Parker—Spies traps Crispo English Assortment '£»• Seeded Raisins JS^X Morgan's Clam Chowder * . i Pfeffernusse Cookies U 35« Q. T. Instant Cake Frosting . 2 ^ 33° B&B Sliced Mushrooms ;33< Jane Parker Fruit Cake Cocoa Marsh c^t..™ «-|ji Wheatena H-W, pi,. ENCYCLOPEDU OF PKIUtED KNOWLEDGE .\mrin»'» fatuiflt . . . oirt '3 Irmti mil null. 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Prictt efftaitvt thr« Suptr Marluh and AIR - CONDITIONED - Shop in Cool Comfort at Your P Self Service Store A & P SUPER MARKET, 1 N.J. I] N i )P:PENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 PAGE FIVE Mrs. Rankin Hostess will bf held at the home of Mrs. TEENAGE DANCES Oeorgt R. Merrill, Elmwood Ave- (port Reading WOODBRffiOE - The HtHretr nu«, with Miss Ruth Erb of the At DAR Yule Meeting Avenel Personals tlon Department announce* that High School faculty as guest Personals teen age dances will be held to- WOODBRIDOffi — Mrs. Herbert speaker. morrow night from 7 to 10 otftMfc B. Rnnkln. SewRien. was hostess —William Franklin, son of Mr. at School 11, Woodbridce; $Qbort to Jum-t Oane Chapter, DAR., at YOUNGSTER INJURED and Mrs. Arthur Franklin, 31 Yale n ClnlMmns meeting Monday. 10, Hopelawn; School IS. Melirt, Avenue, has received his honorable Rev. Earl H. Devanny, of the WOODBRUXSii — Nine-year-' School T, Fords and the Co)|»U By MRS. First Picsbyteiian Church, was old Alfred ftuczyntki, 30 Second discharge from the U. 8. Air Force. Civic Improvement Club. TMrf JOHN T, guest speaker. Miss Cafol Rsnkln Aventfe, *ort Readlihf was injured William served in the Air Force will be live'music at the tfeettd MCDONNELL plnyod two piano selections, "Ave Saturday ^hen he was struck by for four years and was stationed at Schol. a car driven by William H. Kay, 1» Sixth Street Maria" and "O Holy Night" and Lake Charles Force Base, Lake Miss Louise Fu*e sang "What 34, Kmerson Street, Carteret, while FOREST FIRES Port Reading •Utemptlng to cross Carferet Road, Charles, La. Child is This?" and "Santa Claus Over 70,000 acres of forests have, is Coming to Town." near Wes^ Avenue, The boy was WO 8-4673 token to the doctor by his uncle, OPEN THIS WEEKEND been destroyed In th« mountain* Mrs. Albert R. Bergen led in the of Southern California this yctt slivilriR of Christmas carols and Plainclothesman Anthony Zuccaro WOODBRIDOE — The Wood- and treated for abrasions and and the fires are continuing. Each Mrs ,i p. weber, South' Amboy bridge Post Office announces that acre of watershed that Is burned I iri-mrti at Dinner nnrt Mrs. Knnrad Stern presided bruises. the parcel pqst and stamp windows off Increases the danger of fldoda, ' ,I-I Rradlmajpire Company at the ten table. will be open Saturday and Sunday when the rains arrive late tctfthe i its outgoing chief, stc- The next meeting. January 19, HELP THE NEEDY Trnrn 1 to 5 P.M. winter. « ,.-,ir. at Its annual dinner rmes. Charles McGettl- .idnit. of the company, was .minster. "Mayor Hugh B. pn-srnted badges to Rlch- rriid. Incoming; chief; Ml- 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S iMlii'k, first assistant,' and smioiic, second assistant. , ny membership badges "The Friendly Store" irsnitod to Martin Braun, ,i of the Port Reading August F. Orclner, for- |ni.iw>r of WoodbrldRe; WII- miull, Sewarcri, and Ml- -iiincoiit, member of the .if Fiie Commissioners. i was given by the Mllos, pastor of iniy's Church whHe the ,; sp'Rkcr was Dr. Robert MII nf a Into former chief, Zullo. •in, i miesta vete Elmer Dra- :.i:d Ward commltteeman; HiUimto, Mario Coppola, IN CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME: At its Christmas meeting Tuesday the PTA of School 11 presented i mi: Slmeone, members of , a two-aet comedy pantomime, "The Christmas Ile'V1, with the east above as follows: Standing (I. i:l of Fire Commissioners; to r.) Harold Melh, Buddy Albrecht, Mrs. Charles Une, Henry Koehler (Santa), Mrs. Alfred Hell- chief John Egan; Michael rejltl, Miss Maureen Gioe, Ileini Koehler. Reated, Mrs. Z. Kennon Risinger, Mrs. Robert Jones, and BABY , security director of Call- Mrs. Albert Schmidt and Mrs. Arthur Berlin. • Hi Co.; Joseph parhbach, i director of the Mlddle- i:i'.v Firemen's Association; Furs and Jewelry -mas, chief of the Avenel ABOUT YOUR NEW FOR HER: |( nipiiny, and Joseph Ha- You'll lm f of the Carteret Fire Stolen in Colonia YOUR HOME SOCIAL SECURITY just the gUt for her Lingerie and . ALLAN A. BASS, District Manager ruld :uesU were parents and WQODBrtfDQE - Furs and Q.—I worked under social se- in our large selection House Coats nf all the chiefs, wives Jewelry valued at $4,250 were Good wool blankets are no small curity for 6 years (1937-1943). I've -f?R HER? w.h of the firemen, widows stolen from Uhe home of Peter investment and should be well been working under U. S. civil by these By Luxite, Seamprufe, i-n,' i firemen, exempt assocl Slderls, Devon-Road, Colonia, over taken care of. They will give years service since then. Will I be eligi- i,mbers and their wives, ac the weekend. Despite the fact that of comfort and enjoyment if cared ble for both pensions at 65? I'm Nationally Barbizon, Loungees !."iniy members and their a baby sitter was at one end of the for properly. 48 now. net members of the Ladles Famous Makers house, the thieves gained entrance Correct laundering or dry-clcan- A,—Since you'll be 65 after P COSTUME JEWELRY through a ground floor window Ing by a reputable cleaner are 1W0, you'd need 10 years of work JEWEL BOXES :,iiiimont was provided by and' ransacked the master bed- necessary to keep blankets fluffy, under Social security to be eligi- iuan and Henry Anderson room. warm and soft. ble. You can receive both bene- In Tribal Articles stoien and their value The way blankets are stored and fits If yon qualify for both. listed by the owner are as follows: the every-day care and use they the hustle and bustle of Q.—I'd like to'Check up on my one mink stole. $600; one mink receive arc important in retaining |tmns envelop us too quickly social security account and sec By Jacket, $2,500; three skins of stone their serviceability and beauty. of Port Reading,Join how much wages are credited. cOIony , martin. $270; 1 pair of ear rings, Brush blankets often, with the fin .sure. In wishing to express How do I go about this? $100; one bracelet, $250'; string of nap, toward the binding to remove sorrow over the loss of A.—Your local social security pearls, $75; pearl bracelet, $35; dust and dirt. Every now and FOR HIM: |tiperint€ndpnt of Schols. Vic- office has a special post card for pair of pearl ear rings, $20, gold then air them outdoors. Nicklas We shall miss his totting a ware statement. Ask bracelet, $100. FOR HER: > efficiency and his courteous Soiled bindings must be wash- for form OAR-7004. The state- Ties-Gloves Mr. Slderis is owner of Hqw.ard ^••ration for tti^ntHarp. 'of ed with a thick mild soap lather, ment you set will show your llnlriren and teachers of our Johnson rte«U'uranCftdifte;i "" using a soft-brush. The next step total earnings under social se- House Slippers Shirts - Jackets He lui* *on a lastlnsj i.s to pull the binding straight and curity since January 1, 1937, and i.'i our iiilectlonx: press with a moderate iron. Use annual figures for the last 4 Gloves - Handbags Bella- Hats - Socks a pressing cloth and don't creasl years. the outer edge of the binding! Q—As a chur.ch treasurer I pay Hankies • Pajamas Shoes - Jewelry When bindlnss become frayed or a janitor $13 a month and an or- ie Ideal Gift. soiled beyond cleaning, replace ganist also $13 a month. Should Umbrellas - Blouses Underwear A 19S7 Mcdel How to score yourself: Mark them. I deduct social security from their your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten Always store blankets clean, earnings? Dresses - Skirts PORTABLE points for a correct first pick, five in a cool, dry place in a tightly A.—No. Nonprofit organiza- I'YI'KWRITKR for a second, three for a third and sealed case. Do not pile other tions, such as churches, are not one pojnt for a correct fourth things to be stored on top of subject to social security unless FOR HIM: I I'-timc l.uhririticin proper waiver certificates are | choice. Twenty is average; thirty. blankets because the weight will filed with the District Director I'KI.. Ill 2-6580 good; forty, vefa> good, and fifty | flatten their nap. Wallets • Slippers ( of Internal Revenue. Even where EASTERN U perfect. ' j Don't try to remove stains or coverage has been obtained, 1. John L, 8ulUvan, the world's re-dye blankets. Instead send Sweaters - Slacks 1^ pi-writer Exchan For %i Hour Answ«rlnf Strvlce Call Charter ,8-3668 i your print- lined*—we cap do p.S. DAD! Bring the kids to visit Santa at "Job" to yuur our Office December 15th and 16th from •"* prices, PEESI 1 io 8 P.M. FREE'..WFT.to all children f / PAGE SIX THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, KJB6 Woodbridge Center 53? Health n . JS? - „ Jaeqboun Defeats Kahway 5Shoe WOODBRIDQE — The Wood- Kill,, bridge Jewish Community Center There is » new theory Lhul, If » enn know inore about, u wibjcet was host to lh« Rah way Cm tar porter baby is stiuteil early on solid foods than n doctor who lias irmde a lile in the opening of the Intercom- Levin he will be eating eg«s( soup, mash- study ol cnildmi iind their prob- IF* YOU'RE planning to makt munity Basketball Leagiu reason Barron ed faaiiHMH, Mislaid (iiuldlng and lems. Early training this in- 1 popcorn balls for! the young last evening. ' I Selanick mashed crisp baron by nine weeks. cludes the first two years — is fry, give them a holldiy air by The Woodbrldge Vanity 4c* Freeman Tliis same theory says thai by very important. 1'iivnt.s should adding some raisins Snd red and feated the Rahway Varsity, 18-18, Rlmmons using a six-hour feeding schedule, understand that without the know- green enndied cherries as you with Fred Brodsky and Phil Shore Oarber ledge of speech to make them- the baby will soon be eating three shape them Into balls- and plac« leading the scorers with nine Mandel meals a day This would be a great selves understood, children cry or on sticks. Wrap lri red or grten points each. Bob Selinlck led the help to the mother — as any moth- whine to let you know what, they Abrams cellophane to keep them clean, losers with six points. The Wood- er who has ever worked on the 10- wnnt. This is the only way they Naedel „ especially If they're to be hung bridge team is coached this year 2-4 schedule will be happy to tell have as yet. on the tree. you. Prom a study of 600 babies bv Seymour Cohen, and are the The great danger is letting this Tiny candy fruits, called tnartl- fed this way. It, Is believed that defending champions of the practice continue after the child pan, make an appealing decora- they Rrow up with fewer eating league. Last year thf team was problems. has the power of speech and can unbeaten In league play. tell his parents, nurse or friends THIS WfeEK'g RECfPE In a preliminary game the Cereal feeding is started in most what he wants them to know. Sweet Potkto-Oranfe Stuflnf Dornyak hospitals. Strained meats are be- (For 4-5 pound duck) Woodbrldne Biddys defeated fUh- OuBrow There are two schools of thought way. 22-8. with Harvey Cohen gun at 14 days, strained fruits a 2Vi cups mashed sweet pota- Tutletaub few days later. Orange juice, eggs, on spanking a child. Some children toei scoring eight points to pace thj Wlrnograd soups and other foods added at oan be reasoned with ns sure as 3 tablespoons butter '••J.^ victors. Leonard' OuBrow and Weekly Intervals, under this new they are capable of understanding 1 cup chopped telery Jerome Levlne are coaches of the Levin* feeding theory. what you are saying to thsm. Some 1 oup drained, cubed orangt Woodbrldge team. Utjger Plshman . children are ton strong-willed for pulp In addition to the Woodbridie Bernstein Doctors agree that environment their own good and may need n 2Vi tablespoons brown sugar and Rahway Centers, the Sub- influences neurotic tendencies 1H teaspoon* salt Ruderman spanking every now and then. Even urban and Anche Cheaed Centers H. Cohen among children more than here- then it shduld be done In a calm Vi teaspoon pepper Melt butter in skillet. Add of Linden are members of'the Welsenfeld dity does. manner tfnd after explaining to | HORN BLOWERS . . . Pretty drum majorette plugs can ai three T«r»rJto trtimpettrt serenade celery and cook gently for 10 league. Harold Wtshnt, Wood- Roth An extensive study of more than the child why it is happening to £er In tunlnr up fur International Trumpet Contest, first evrr held In C»n»da. bridge Director. Is chairman of the Oerber six hundred children found that minutes. Blend with sweet pota- him and that it Is for Ills own toes, orange pulp, brown sugar, Inter-Comtnunlty activities pro* early family influences were of aood. In time he will understand gram. great Importance in development •alt and pepper. Stuff cavity Q( VARSITY a] neurotic tendencies. duck. This may be used (or • Every mother and father has a chicken or turkey alto. Sports Quiz Answers WoodbrMce duty to read at least two authori- ADVERTISE in O F Schoen Wolpln 1 Wslshman ties on child training, A person tlon for fruit cakei. Put a dab of MICROSCOPE United States ii never so smart that he or she the CLASSIFIEDS frosting on the candy before laying Kantor 0 It on top of the cake If It's going Billy Conn Edelsteln 0 Jwhkin to travel. Ray Robinson Savad 0 Mandel Golden canned cling peichee ON Lou Salu Rab'inowlu 1 Ostrower 0 filled with grapes dipped In rfgg Joe Walcoct white and sugar make a lovely gar* nlsh for meat or salad platten for your holiday table. COMMUNISM We hear that King Vidor is A quick holiday supper UKI dividing his research material thin pancakes spread with mayon- from his fllm "War and Peace." PERSONAL a whole trunkful, between the Li- naise chopped chicken and rip* Dearest I. V. olive chunks. Top with cranberry brary of Congress in Washing- sauce. By Dr. Alexander S. Balinsky better ncqtiainled in the hope ton, the Museum of Modern Art Come home—all Is forgiven! Lot Looking for a red and green Assistant Professor of Economics that by learning the truth about in New York and Hollywood's combination to start off holiday and Specialist in Russian Affairs each oihi-r we would also learn Academy. shopping in Woodbridge Friday n dinner. Serve cream of tomato and Economics, Rutgers, The to live together more peacefully. buy you all those things we spoke i soup with slices of avocado. State University It is clear now that the Soviet ai»,; Marshmallows make a light and intention has been quite other- Into the life of every column- All my i, pretty candy for the holidays. Dip ist a little self-evaluation must wise. Russian observers have them in water then roll in red or fall. And this is the day. been win- iit-iL- in order to pro- M. L green colored sugar. Let dry. vide the Soviet government grist On October 25, 1956, this col- for its propaganda mill. That umn attempted to predict what leads me to believe that tne re- the Russian delegates would say Brazil's Senate building In Rio cent State Department ban on on returning to their country WOODBRILXJE PUBLISHING CO. de Janeiro once was one of the further cultural exchange be- after having observed our Amer- show places of St, Louis, Mo. tween ourselves and the Rus- 18 GREEN STREET Ornate Monroe Palace, named ican elections. sians is no great law. WOODBRIDGE, N, J. for the fifth President of the United My prediction was put into D Enclosed please find $3.00 for 1H tubKribe to the theory that if you ask a man to CLARINET Outfit buy your product, your customer has a right to know Special! $69,50 eAet he't getting for his money. As a customer for our advertising space, you hive TROMBONE outfit « right to know, for example, what circulation your We have a number of U0 ban Special! $69.50 lain message will gel; how many people, where they TRAVEL •luole ftse4, r««eiMl«ton*d and buy thejr copies, and bow this audience was obtained. used accordions. Our A.B.C.* report givei you the VIOUN Outfit (acts you need as a sound basis for %ciul! $32.50 yptir advertising investments. It shows frm $79-00 1 you what you get for your money whea Woodbridge Stores i (»ibMUQ GUITAR you advertise in this newspaper. Ask us for a copy of our latest ARE NOW Special! $99.00 **i^ ABC. report UKULELES Why bother with d*Milt when trav- SPECIALS, NOW ON TKNOfc Guitar and Ca»e •Ihh Hmpopw . b Open Every Night eling abroad. Let m orrong« all BABiTONK and REUUUR |139,00 I «f Clmlorien a coapwativ*, «w reHrvationi, iwur* aU plan* tkk. Ul odvwtlwn, UKULELES. eH. We'll book you via Air Franc* Ow dl Urge HdectUn Electric GulUr Outttt ' A.I.C. Super "G" Constellation to Parii + Ow A.I.C. nport thvwt how Til 9 o'Clock ...and all Europe. You'll fly in tux> Special! $79.00 •j. wy beyond «ompore,..ot regular turn tkftM, mi «riiw feat lUt ui «J- - 3 Convenient Parking Lota - > Perth Ambof, Oldett EtUtblUh*! Accordion ST. JAMES' PLAYGROUND (I|huntnptj4 ft Ufbt) fort. Our torvfeet cott you nothing. Main and Giwe Htreefe '• Yean at the ptfM LMMIIIMI ' RAILROAD PARKING LOT _ ftftri Btwt, JM| 0 Utt MAllGAKETTEN ADDITIONAL rARHIHQ AT MM Of »TOM« The Independent-Leader ( Travel Agency EDDIE'S MU§JG CENTKKl ie-2OGr«en $t, Woodbrldg*, N. J. Hl.MSM 111 Moban Street, Perth Antbey ie V.VIH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 PAGE BEVKtf Cranberry Sauce and Pork Chop* % cup cranberry sauce 3 slices ennned pineapple The New Records r\ 3 pork chops 2 tablespoons butter Vi tfaj,poon snlt By B. C. H. . Feather >, "Lonesome P. pper Ain't Oot No Home" Cemetery Wreaths SENSATIONAL VALUES ff/erruu (^krlitmai and WITH NIW, IXCLUSIVE Grave - on our - with Blankets POWER PAK' Artistically Arranged DISCOUNT lowers TABLE! e»rated Plants, Gardens, Centerpieces, put Flowers, Gay Holiday Wreaths ••"•IM meanf gifts ... and what could be nicer than) •utifuj bouquet v cor»a«e of her favorite flowers?) LARGEST •r -~ --- —w^^ ! Francis Street. . . . from Ford*, a Vule Fund Sweetness and Light 1 aon to Mr. and Mrs Carl Hueb- (Continued from Pare One) J ! schl*. 30 A Aldrtch Drtve: a dauth- (Cccunued from Pagf One) New Jersey Car Drivers and Car t*r to Vr and Mrs. Edward Mac Cttn added to the list Mix **ek dreary homes which we have j ouisa \ t>*ta.. 32 Jackson Avenew . . o be helped through the fund an taken into our hearts, and, also a son to Mr. and Mrs Charles i& follow*. No 51 There are »eTeti Owners Befieve Car Inspections i Bennett. IJ7 Woodbrtdge ATenue. •hiWrrn in this family from IS into yours. j Snfartn and a daughter to Mr ears old to 13 year? old The mai (>r\ and Mrs John Warchol. II Clem- | jj the household is Torkin* not Have Helped Reduce Auto bfl Court. Hopelavn . Mil A i wt t?-;e income :« much too small I hare no doubt that there j I am m higr. L*r«. Tiadal« Place and Mrs St^r- I All by Hrrertf many, many thoughts ] ,w> Fortay arrived tn Vienna this i Caw N«, it: Elederly woman an Acadents, Survey Shows undemand »•;'•, ; 1 n the Vailing: _.!•*** to see* some of their reU-'^ho surely need* help If her which have turned to our1' msr ftit most ' 'Rood looking, <\-, Tha not* came from Fred (ttTe* who they o#lirre rot out of! jhrisUnas is to be a tat brijhteT. I Christmas fund — thoughts PRINCETON — On January duce auto accidents in the stsU1. j a (food l:ne A; Adams in behalf of the Lucky i Hungary They are also trying to r,_ N. „. He~ „ fcaT- u ># These groups include people in • who are not a,i • Efcht Hunting Club. It speaks fl™, ^ ^rx orphanwl bo^.j h;,£T T~: ™4 V 1- Thich have have been meant j 10 1»M. a law went into effect 2 all city staes. a(t« groups, occupa- setting the &,.-, for ttieif: "Altho^h the Lucky: castes rf r*George Frederick ! ™S Je'^est 16 T^e fathL requirin* that all New Jersey to be remembered, but which tions. and educational levels, as think can be \\., | Ei«ht Huntin* Club does not hare Vhom they hope to brin* tack only can «t>rk intermittent!} registered motor vehicles be in- EVFRV F VFMNG well as Republicans. Democrat*.! TM. | the mean* to contribute to char- Ttth them Sorry to learn tJia would have dissipated in the haste and spected refularly by the state ity or to support financially com- • Mr. and Mm. John S Ander*sg. for lifhto. brmkea. steerlni aquip- and Independent voters. 'Answer: bustle of holiday prepare^ Over the years, the problem of. it u rathpr! , I I for the ment. horns, etc. 11 of other etric chibs. yet the mem- to make their home in Maine car inspections have erujtaged the j a question wi> •, tions. The purpose of this The .avowed purpose of thU HIM bers i.re unanimous in their frel- Paul Sato, sponsored by Dr. Fred- Case N». 54: There are fou. attention of a number of state effort today is to try to re- law ww to help redact acci- person who a* HAMOMELY ing that your Chrutmas Fund in- mck has received a scholarship to small children here and the moth- legislatures dent* are a bit cone- • deed represents a worthy cause.' • prep school. . . . er is widowed 'mind those who may still Today, the District of Colum- pantons resent After nearly nineteen ,\L i -ISEL1IS- Mepenbent - ieaber COLONIA NI )K J'ENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 PAGE u it of Honor Hospital Guild to Start PTO of School 18 Christmas Plans 9 leld by Troop 45 Library for Nurses Home Names Chairmen Listed by ipiNlA — A Parents Night COLONIA _ The Colonla ward during Christmas week. Mrs. ISELIN — The P.T.O. of Iselln i uiit, of Honor was held Frl- Branch of the Perth Amboy Hos- P. Roemer and her committee COLONIA — The W.S.C.S. C School 18 met at the school where ,. i he AmerlcRn Legion Hall, pital Guild met at the Colonla served refreshments. the New Dover Methodist Chun) the speaker wa* Dr. Van Clct ,(,,.,- scout Troop 4S. Color Library where Mrs. Mortimer There will be no business meet- will hold Its annual Christum i Morris, Rutgers University. His party Wednesday at the chWCt , [in the Flag Ceremony Cowen, president, announced the Ing for the guild during January. I'niiovt Brown and Allan appointment of Mrs. Rose Bwartz Chairman of the affair it Schools from Bad School*." Herbert Schaefer assisted by Mr as chairman of the book project, be held February 4th at the Li- Oscar Vollmar. Mrs. Albert I (ii!i!!istrr James Taber pre- The Branch Is starting e fic- brary. The new constitution of the or- is In charge of decorations. ,,l iwnrds to 8cout« who hid tion library for the nurses home. ganization was Introduced and members will bring gifts : ,,...pd one rank up,the ladder Anyone who has good reading voted upon. pals ,,,,,1 as follows: Star Badge books and would like to donate The several committees were , nli-s Smith, Sandalwood them Is askod to call Mrs. Swartz Squad Auxiliary appointed arid are headed by This year, the W.S.C.S. il Mndfjj ', sniior patrol Leader of the at RA 7-1423. Volunteers are be- chairmen as follows: Hospitality. Ing 27 packages to the Method!* * ,, 1st class badges to Robert ing sought to sell items to pa- Mrs. Charles De Geso; program, Home In Ocean Grove. A'Spwl ,,, chain O'Hilli Road and tients from the carts at the. hos- Elects Officers Mrs. Joseph Weiss; w\vs and iroiiram Is being planned, and r Hi-nund, Sandalwood Lane pital. Those who can give some means', Mrs., Elwood E. Harris; nembers are urged to attend. COLONIA — The Ladles Auxl- I'litrol Leaders; 2nd Class t>n lie HJ I ill A DrOlCCL ftt"ft fltlfpri trt *i membership, Mrs, Nathan Blan- The deadline for the ,, to John Toma, Colonto 11 .iv.vjvt»to naivcu \I\J 11 fi rv of fchp Colniiifl. First1' Aid cken; publicity, MM. Jerome Bar- ontest sponsored by the ', ..id utid Barry Sonwh, Tan- Cftin niir^^?1"18' ^ 7'2"2'!Squad elected officers as follows: rl*, auditing, Mrs. Peter Peace; !lub is Saturday. Three prizes v ,. ;l Uinc; Tendtrfoot Badges 9 child welfare, Mrs. Seymour Oulld made Santa Clan* awarded, 3rd grade and undof *•' i,:nrs Bundy, Chain O'Hllla cr'th^ouud :rzr^^^Mrs. Carmen Maealuso,i **• *-*»vice-presi*- Derechln. th through 7th grade and 8tiv ; place mats. Thejie mats will be •i .ml Albert Aymer. Certlfl- dent; Mrs. Phillip Slngalewttch, :rade and up, Students may ente^v. uaed at the hospital in a children's Mrs. Harris suggested that cake . ,,r Merit were presented to Jr.. secretary; Mrs. Robert Uhl, sale be held In the near fu- s many slogans as they Wish, - ^ tin participated In the treasurer; Mrs. John Palmer and ture. 'rlzes will be awarded during Bun^ l, Training Course at Camp Mrs. Andrew Soyka, trustees; Mrs. The next meeting will be held ay School, Decamber 30. Judgflf," „ m November. Those re- Church Groups Alex Bcltz, lla»on officer; Mrs. January 2. ire Rev. Sweet, Robert SwensOBL ,,. IIM> cnrtlflcatflS were: Ron- Cornelius Oberdlck, sunshine com- Cmll Hrychkanyck, John Fitter*', .vhapfer, Charles Smith, mittee; Mrs. Nicholas Kreitz, pub- an and Ike Burrows. f a , Fi-pund, Robert Brown and Plan Style Show licity. Gregory to Address The entire church school wUI" i jlmnyak. New members welcomed were Civic Club Tonigh ave its Christmas program at tbi "• i : i.niL Scoutmaster Herbert ISELIN Plans have been Mrs. Kate Maurer, Mrs. Gloria Oak Tree School, Edison, Decem* - Carballo. and Mrs. Robert Uhl. TO HEAD VETERANS AUXILIARY: Above are the officers of the newly-oritaniied ladies' Auxil- »,'I displayed a chart on made by the Rosary Society of COLONIA — Charles E. ber 23 at 7 P.M. This is the on* Plans were furthered for a dance iary of Colonia Memorial Post, VFW. I^-ft to right arn, president, Mrs. Albert (Jundersen; senior vice i::.: raps and fusci and St. Cecelia's Churoh for a fashion Gregory, publisher of the In- ime during the year that the enJ some time in February. The newly- president, Mrs, Bernard Krajewski; Junior vice president, Mrs. John Erk, Jr.; secretary, Mrs. Ray- .. i lo the Scouts the danger show to be held In conjunction dependent-leader will be guest tire school can he together. All elected officers will be installed mond Hughes; treasurer, Mrs. James t). Posaelli; chaplain, Mrs. Harry Morecroft; conductress, j il rd when they are permuted with the Junior and Senior So- speaker tonight at a meeting of are urged to come out and wor at a dinner January 12 at the Mrs. Vernon Travis. ir Living around. The display dalities. The date will be an- the Oak Ridge Property Own- ship wfth the group at this high- , Civic Club building. i. miiln at the American U-' nounced later. ers Association At the Colonla Ight of the Christmas season. It was reported that the recent , Hull for all Scouts to study. Committees have been appoint- Civic Improvement jClub, In- cookie sale sponsored by the Aux- i John Toma, newly-elected ed under the guidance of Rev, man Avenue, at 8:30 o'clock. iliary was a financial success. The Newly-Formed Colonia VFWKnolls Holiday i;: lit of the Mothers Club pre- Thomas Raywood and chairmen Mr. Gregory, who has advo- i. ;i sift check to chairman are; Mrs, Fred Wolf, general next meeting will be January 14 New Slate Named •_ at the Squad headquarters. cated a revaluation program for t i Troop Committee, Hope chairman, Mrs. Harry Brickall the Township for many years Auxiliary Installs Slate Party Saturday t: to be used u the Troop assistant chairman: Mrs. Edward will speak on "Assessments and COLONIA — The installation rence district president, repre- By Church Guild I. mvensary. Partenope and Mrs. Joseph Revaluation." COLONIA —Mtlton Wasserman, t ;t master Taber strewed the Shields, ads and door prizes: Mrs. ceremonies of the newly-formed sented the 5th district. Also pre- Awards Presented Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. Co- sent was a delegation from the chairman of the children's holiday ISELIN — Election of officer*' ,- \ince of Scouts being pre- Edward Evanik. refreshments; party, sponsored by the Wood lonia Memorial Post was held Sat- ilnden Post of the Ladles Auxiliary took place at a meeting of tha M :vn all emergenctes and also Mrs. Walter KoiUttyn, model* and bridge Knolls Civic Association urday at the Colonia Civic Club •I the V.F.W. Young Women's Guild of Mrgtf ' : • r.wity of parent help and fashions; Mrs. William Chafa- At Pack Meeting Rosary Society announced the change in time fo building, Inman Avenue. A large turnout of Colonia resi- Presbyterian Church of Iselln. p.; ation with the boys In order telll. publicity; and members of the party scheduled to be held the Junior Sodality, decorations. Mrs. Mary Thome, of the Car- dents was on hand to witness the The new slate Includes Mrs. •i. '-m to advance In Scoutlnx. COLONIA — Cub Pack 145 held Saturday at School 17, Inman Frank Fennesz, president; Mrs, Holds Yule Fete teret Post, conducted the cere- ceremonies and take part in the Avenue: The party will begin at K Smith, announced that In Fwhlons will be modeled by Its monthly meeting Friday at Co- Norman Jensen, first vice-presi- monies and installed the officers: octal hour. 2 P. M. instead of 3 P. M. as was •imbillty all the Scout* In the members of their groups. lonla Library. After greeting the dent; Mrs. John Sawszak, record- ISELIN — The Rosary Society Mrs. Albert Gundersen, president; previously announced and will o;> who applied to go to the Ns- Cubs and their parents, Cubmaster Ing secretary; Mrs. Oeorge "Matf , ». Jamboree, to be held tn Warren Reeb took a count of the of St. Cecelia's Church held its Mrs. Bernard Krajewski, senior Shore Crest Civic Unit end at 5 P. M. annual Christmas party in thevice-president; Mrs. John Eck, Jr., usch, treasurer; Mrs. Curtijr k Forge, Pennsylvania, tills Colonia Club to Meet number of parents representing Elects Herman Kunkes Refreshments and giftrTvltl bi Campbell, corresponding secre- in,' i. would be able to attend, each Den. Den 1, of which Mrs. school cafeteria. junior vice-president; Mrs, Harry on hand for all the children pres- At Library, Monday Rev. Thomas Dentlcl present- Morecroft, chaplata; Mis. James tary, t'.<>|) 45 wishes to thank Post William Marquardt is Den Mother, COLONIA — An election of ent and the highlight of the part; ed the officers and program chair- Posselli, treasurer; Mrs. Vernon A report was given on the an- v Mich generously allowed them received the Honor Den Flag for officers was held at a recent will.be the arrival of a surpris* COLONIA — A meeting of the men with corsages. Receiving the Travis, conductress; Mrs. R. Cur- nual Christmas bazaar and sup* n :d all their meetings at the having the moat parents present. meeting of the Shore Crest Civ- guest of honor. A donation of 6 Colonla Club will be held Mon- corsages were Mrs. Joseph tis, Sr., patriotic Instructor; Mrs. per. Mrs, Charles Christensen and !:•!) Hull and also donated Assistant Cubmaster William ic Association, at School 17, tn- cents is asked per child, while th( day at 8 P. M. at the Library. Schortz, Mrs. Paul Sil'ance, Mrs. Raymond Hughes, secretary; Mrs, Mrs. IJarold Hanna, co-chairman, ti> to the Troop at the time Walsh presented atoards to the fol- man Avenue. adults will be admitted without This will be an important meet- R. Curtis, Jr., flag bearer; Mrs, stated the affair was very suoess- Kir organization and the PTO lowln? deserving Cub Scouts: Den [Richard Smith, Mrs. George Named were: Herman Kunkes, charge. Reservations must ing and all members are urged to R. Hitibel, historian; Mrs. George ful and that over 2S0 dinners had. their sponsorship. 1: John Laraen, Bear Badge, Asst. Brooks, and Mrs. Carl Anderson. president; Arthur Coyne, vice- made by tonight. To, make a res- attend. Latzko, Guard; Mrs. Isaac Bur- ervation call Mrs. Armand Ciccu! been «rved. lamborette will b* held In Danner Strip*; Den 2: Christopher . Father Denticl announced that president; Max Kelson, treasur- Mrs. Crelghton Pfelffer. chair- roughs, Mrs. George Benson, Mrs at PU-1-2410. Mrs. Clyde Garlanc The next meeting will be De- ' r I»r the en|i» Baritan Coun- Petrovic, Bear Badtfe, Oold Arrow; a New Year's Eve ball would be er; Mrs.'SSith Cohen, Parlia- man of the children's Chrtotma* Phillip Singalewitch and Mrs at FU-1-9529 or Mrs. Milton Was cember 18 when new officers wilt a 'i <• Duhernai n'atei System Anthony Simonelli, Silver Arrow; held with all the societies of the mentarian, and Mrs. Mauriel party has announced that the or- George Thompson as color bearers serman at FU-1-854B. be Installed. There will be a V'.'v and (tie troop U prepar- Oerald Tarver, 2 Year Pin; Den ): parish participating in the school Dlugash and Mrs. Betty Bowlby iginal plans to have the party at and Mrs, Harold Pierce, Mrs Christmas party and gifts will be ' make displays Which will Walter Emery, Lion Badge; Je.rry cafeteria. The Rosary Society will who will shar« the duties of re- the library have been changed Howard Pierce, and Mrs. Joseph exchanged. o. •'•• their campsite. Felton, Lion Badge; Den 5: Carl supervise decorations. Rosarlans cording and corresponding sec- MAN SIZED and that the affair will take place Giannattusio, as trustees. f fa in.-, present were Mrs. James Kallnowski. 2 Sliver Arrows; Jo- were asked to meet at the cafe- retaries. Customer: "I want a box o at the American Legion Hall on Among the guests from the Mr aod Mrs. Prank Brown, seph Chesney, 1 Gold Arrow, 1 Sil- teria December 30 at 3 P. M. No other business was dis- cigars, please." Egypt has demanded an investi- 8th District Chief of Staff were 1 Mrs. Herbert Sehaefer Priday. December 28 between the ver Arrow; Den 6: Robert Goldqn, A donation was made to the cussed as the entire meeting was Clerk: "Yes, ma'am —a strong gation by the United Itations of Mrs. Rose Tomasso, district con- i.lnt'y Freund, Mm. John hours of 2 and 4 P. M. Member* Lion Bad«e; Charles DeMaroo, Trinitarian Sisters In Perth Am- devoted to the election. The cigar?" the Brltlsh-French-Israell attacks ductress, Mrs. Manianne Jones Mis James Taber. Mr. and working on the commfctee are: Bear Badge; Bruce Hamilton, i boy. group will meet on the first Customer: "Oh, yes. My hus- and punishment of the "aggres- and Mrs. Mary Nolan, district I >i>e Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Mrs. Charles Gold Arrow, 2 Silver Arrows. During the program Christmas Tuesday of each month at band bites them terribly." sors." guards and Mrs. Marie Balsko, dis- ornyak. Mri. Albert Ay- Larsen, Mrs. Joseph Munson. Mrs. Mr. Reeb Inducted two boys into Carols were sung by the Junior School 17, Inman Avenue. Edward Newton and Mrs. Walt trict president. Mrs. Norman Law- 'st.s Included prospective the Pack' as Bobcats, Thomas-I Sodality and the Holy Name John Jewkes of the Citizens Raymond Smith and Court i S*«enev Plemm and Wayne Wirta were clety Glee club. A community Counpil was guest speaker. ••iin-l, Cubmaeter Wlltard presented with their Bobcat pins sing was enjoyed. A buffet sup- Oliphants Entertain The aext meeting of Shore Attention Colonia Residents Ki'i of cub Pack 130 and by their parents. per was served with Mrs. Carl Crest Civic Association will bo Colonia Sportsmen* Robert Golden and Carl Kali- Anderson as chairman and mem- For Daughter, Jane, 1 held January 2 at 8:30 P.M. at .utoba and son, Roger, who "UNCLE MILTIE" •••'A-f.ii member elthe Troop. Club Enjoys Fishing nowski having fulfilled all require- bers from Menlo Park Terrace and Inman Avenue School. ments were presented with their Shore Crest sections as hostesses. OOLONIA — Mr. and Mrs. Fred Formerly of Rosfelte (IIVKS KrfBLEM COLONIA — The Colonia Webeles Badge* by their fathers. An exchange of gifts was con- Oliphant, Normandy Road, enter- Girl Scout Troops Plan IN A gold emblem ha*'j sportsmen's Club held a fishing Cubmaster Reeb said he thought ducted, tained at a party to mark the first H.sented to Samuel S. trip out of the Highlands Sunday. fitting for Mr. Golden and Mr. At the January meeting, a white birthday of their daughter, Jane. Yule Party Dec. 18th nt 186 Rldgeley Avenue, Members sailed on the "Georglna" Calinowski to present Robert and elephant sale Ls to be held. Guests besides her sister, Cathy, I Announces the Opening his twenty-fifth year of which Albert Maye, Jr. is skip- >rl with, their Webelos Badges were Mr. and Mrs. A. Dushinka, COLONIA—The Colonia Neigh- Western EKetrlc Com- per and Albert Maye, Sr. the mat*. iince they had done such an ex- Cub Pack 148 to Hold Elizabeth; Thomas Dushinka and borhood Group No. 3 is planning a ** — Of The Beautiful New — •• Keafny. A truck and One thousand pounds of fish were leltent Job in helping their sons daughter, Mary Ann, Scotch Christmas party December 18 at •:nver for twenty years, caught Including whiting, ling and throughout their Cubbing activi- Holiday Party Today Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Oli- School 17 from 7 to 8:30 P. M. 'itt occupation U ptpe- a few mackrel. ,les. Cubmaster Reeb presented phant and son, Ronnie, Menlo The group consists of five brownie ISELIN — A pack committee troops and one intermediate girl the pl&nt's maintenance Attending were Otto Young- Hobert Golden with a Boy Scout Park; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oli- meeting of Cub Pack 148 was phant, Sr. and son, John; Mrs. scout troop.' <;it He Is a member of bluth, Leo Reuther, Tony Strlpko, landbook and canteen since he COLONIA held Thursday, at the home of George Ballnt. Harry Evans, Peter vas also graduating from, the pack Charles Oliphant, Jr., and chil- Each troop is planning to share uley 8. Holmes Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Stein- Carl, Richard Ahearn, Irving ,o Boy Scouts. dren, Patti and Charles III all of in the entertainment. An exchange Telephone Pioneers of berg, 294 Wood Avenue. Com- Fteterson, Robert Dillworth and All the Dens participated in the West Street and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- of gifts will be held and a visit SWEET SHOPPE »n organization com- mittee members present were Mrs. Edward Wescot. High hook was evening's projects concerning ter Brostow and children, Linda from Santa Claus will be the high- ' long service telephone Fred Relght, Mr. John Jenkins, won by Leo Reuther. I Christmas customs In otl\er lands, and Walter, Normandy Road. light of the festivities. — On Or About — and told about some of the inter- Mrs. Edward Menzenback, Mrs. esting customs practiced. Muriel Theodpre Kristensen, Mrs. W. G. Marquaj'ds Den I, put an a de- Trenery, Mrs. Albert Kull, Mrs. Friday, December 14 lightful puppet show "A Visit From James O'Rourke and Mr. and Mrs. MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY DATE WITH St. Nicholas.'! Laurence Steinberg. Refreshments were served. In The Colonia Shopping Center Refreshments furnished by Mr. COLONIA Reeb and Mr, WalBh were served Plans for (he annual Christmas BEAUTY • • • have your party were discussed. Santa Claus West Inman Avenue, Colonia (COLONIA SHOPPING CENTER! to the Cubs and their parents by Den Mothers Mrs. Anthony Si- will be present and an exchange hair monelli, iMrs. William Marquardt, of SO-cent gifts were planned — Featuring — Mrs. Frederick Bbyle, Mrs. An for the party to be held today styled NOW OPEN thony Kallnowski and Mrs. Hers- at School 15. Dens 4 and 5 will Moglia's Ice Cream chel Tarver. be thl hosts. id , Served at our fountain or The next Pack rfieeting will take The Chinstmas candy orders place January 4, when the theme will be allotted to the boys for packaged to take home. , VLL DAY SUNDAY will be "Eyes In the Sky." distribution. FREDRIC'S For Your Health Needs "CHARM CRAFT" Iselin's Original Newspaper and Variety Store PERMANENT uijd Prescription* GREETING CARDS WAVE KLINES 5 and 10 For all occasions Wt Stock a Complete Selection of: SPECIALS! "Serving This Area for Over 50 Years" • CHRISTMAS CARDS • FERMJMES DELICIOUS SANDWICHES • COSMETICS — aud the — • GIFT, WRAPPINGS NEWSPAPERS • MAGAZINES t STATIONERY MI t BOXED CANDY "Beat Cup of Cqflije In Colonia" o INDIES' GIFT SjETS Complete « WALLETS Outdoor and Indoor WHITMAN'S NEWSPAPERS • MAGAZINES • MEN'S GIFT SETS and t ELEC. SHAVERS CHRISTMAS VALUED TO\S • GAMES* STATIONERY • KIDDIE HALLMARK TO $15.00 • WHITMANS BOXED CANDIES WATCHES 50% OFF! LIGHT SETS BOXED and, GREETING CARDS Fredric and Six Operators to Serve You, , PIPES AND TOBACCOS 'TIL DECORATIONS COMPLETE FOUNTAIN AND from $1.00 LUNCHEONETTE, SERVICE Tel. KU-8-9767 or FU-8-8S63 Complete Un« at Hallmark FREDRIC OPEN EVENINGS Gift Wrapping! Our Sincere Thanks To: COLONIA Your Hairdresser ' Newark Whitman's Soda Fountain Candy Lay-away Toys Now for Christmas 150 Elm Ave,, Rahwayj-Tel. RA.7'9883 J Clinton Squaw Clover Meadow Oak Tree Road, Wlia Branch Salon on Raritan Ave., Clark, N. J. Pipe Company Dairy' FKEE DELIVERY Tel. U-8-1065 TeL CR-6-9817 •', > i.k ,- In fact, the expert suggested that adults OLD FLAME '(Elj waste no time in getting the polio shots He said that polio is attacking a surprising — JLdtetA to tb AN lHUft rtKWKFAFCR number of adults in the age group between Independent-Leader, Tbf (1*141 19 and 35. has on pro^f Editor: Hy life anri in Tb» WwrfkrUirrbnfer . Adults need no longer hesitate to take VTM4brMft In — umi i Reference: "Mrot Hitt Re- I. Add(> proved itself to be highly valuable, even Settles Over Township Citizen* " Political PS!;,' I tathtT from the vague, nebu- viluatlon aw •S mti; Afh nptei kf MO, W emu. though its original use had its rough spots. lous, self •contradicting state- to any form There seems to be very little possibility that ment* made that any attempt commonly rr: st Revaluation would reduce chine vot". anything is, wrong #ith any present-day 1 uxes on 'Utilities and increase repeatedly (1 vaccine, however, and this mistake seems Uxes to Woodbridge Township political adv,: to nave been permanently corrected. taxpayers. tunUm TThhe ; It is easy to «« that taxpayers dependable i;:; Therefore, we join the doctor who sug- under our present system of val- equal re]»r*.--<-,, if ffo Wrong Time gests polk) shots for adults, and recommend uation are unequally taxed. aUOBand in;. We can understand the desire of the that local citizens consider taking them Sutwi simply It mean* that etch facilities. Board of Fire Commissioners in Fords to citizen does not carry his or her IV.'Voter* :>, immediately. fair share of our joint commun- IMUC of revj:, enlarge and improve its firehouse, but we ity endeavors, covering such sidelined by i., ••. think its proposal to spend" $95,000 on things as Education, Police and mlttee Fire Protection. Health and such improvement is poorly timed. We No Taxpayers' Seria V. The maw:.• Recreation. This does not mean points out ih. ;.. think it would be in the public interest, Hope may breathe eternal in the human that we will be forced to make A. Our Bin therefore, if the referendum to be submit- breast, out here's another Christmas with up lost uxes from 'Utilities'. It functlonlnii mil.,, means simply that citizen* be- Townahip Comn,. ted to the Fords people at a special election no Santa Claus to promise lower tax bills come equal in sharing the tax MUonally ina.;.-,, Saturday is rejected. next year. burden. our education.*. If funds were being asked for additional This* takes no crystal ball nor mystic Improvement* in our collective B. The To-i:, community life require sound has (ailed anil fire equipment, it would be difficult to make predictions. Any year-end accounting of honest change as will be necessi- in mceUni and any objection. Since, however, the money current spending in government plus tated by revaluation The 8taW Ctjion diletnm.i is to go solely for building we are of the promises for 1957 confirms signs of little Department on Loral Govern- vthmtkm ment has already pointed out Failures ir, , Opinion such a targe expenditure is most tax relief ahead. The story is the same that addition*! aid for educa- imprudent and should be delayed at least from local government, where operating tion construction depends on our Prts* to town.,,, ability to rmlust* until we learn definitely what is to be re- w« totentr ur.-v;,, costs alone zoomed nearly $100 million in I am confident that t vigi- Uon thenotiif: .:,,.,, quired to meet our school needs. the past five years, to the Federal Govern- lant, aware citizenry'constantly naturally if »* , , So long as the present firehouse is ade- ment, where in the face of continuing in- on the alert agaln.it dlwtmini- of coordinate ,f.: Uon of half truths will serve to tlvlty by the Bo,i: quate to house current equipment—even ternational friction, fiscal experts foresee bring truth and progress to our Uon then educ.iv,: though some inconvenience it entailed and only further increase in the current $36 Under the Capitol Dome community certainly J some desirable facilities are lacking—we billion a year level of military expenditures ly J. J»s*t firtlMu Truth has recognted that it the last equality of representation Is-ab- meeting 99 per ,,• Relieve the situation is not so impossible and little or no promise of recession in sent from our local government. was spent on ai: » to require spending $95,000 at a time other costs. . \ — State officials of hospitals than enter the front station, claims Colonel Afeall Is Truth recognizes the revalua- the general nw!;. < hen the residents of Fords as well as resi- New Jersey hope Santa Claus will door. one of hU best examiners. tion is nothing more than an education upon • Factors blamed for increasing costs of be generous this year in provid- equal share of the cost of ad- catlonal calibre ' :ents of all other areas of the Township government range from growing popula- ing gifts of new buildings, in- CHRISTMAS SPIRIT: - Hun- DEES HUNTING:—New Jersey ministering to our community pends. Is it am > re already head over heels in public debt. tion, expanding economy and demands for creased spending money, more dreds o* children in New Jersey hunters have been wearing red needs, Truth recognizes that low ebb In ed\i<\r. ficit financing is poor policy at any time, personnel and any new gadget orphanages and oiher places, in- hunting caps and coats and socks "Public Office Is a Public Trust," ment exists *..• additional service to lack of restraint in designed to smooth out tne kinks cluding the State Home for Boys for years and years in the deep and nothing short of this truth tects of eduMi,.:: nd particularly in these days when in- handling the public's pocketbook. in State Government. at Jamesburg and the State Home woods in quest of deer. Is acceptable to voters anywhere needs with <.r.. terest rates are soaring to an all-time high. Governor Robert B. Meyner for Olrls at Trenton will be hap- Now comes word that red to a and at any time. emergency reiw::- Pointing out that today's spending in- pier this Christmas because of color blind person Is the same The best estimate available now is that would be pleased on Christmas Here- are fact* concerning re- ceftcy but ntx<: > vitably leads to tomorrow's tax bills, the Day if Santa Claus would leave the generosity of the men at Me- color as the brown woods and the valuation and the stranglehold It ( "-J ^ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, Iflijfl PAGE Rhodo Island Helped mark tfo Ixth birthday of Edward OaT*Wf» . . On Your Guard. . . >r. son of Mi and Mrs, Mmnl By Lt. Howard H. Tune LAFAYETTE ESTATES Gnvarny. Jonquil Circle. Kathy Ennls. daughter oflfr and Mrs. J-ohn A. Williams, Mil- nnd Mrs. Joseph Ennis, Hetrtfc- ;lird Lane. tonf Avenue, was tentfawd aj By TBRLMA —Mr. ari d Mrs. William Quinn party on the occasion of jMt •••> nth birthday. Her tmm} Army Officer Candidate .-KJinm nnd dam ter came to greet ,1,,. protection of *, tree DAVIDSON her sister. Carol. tt Bach year a number of Guardsman brother, JM S Quinn, Mildred Lane, vlnor; Peggy inrl,i owes not only a 'pw- are appointed to the U. S. Military on hU birthday last week, but U Jonquil Ctr. Parrell, Joyce Schapptr, las property but even of Academy. If he serves at lenst 20 Mr. Qulnu was so busy at the and Arlcne Dutch. l(llii servicesto the defense years he will receive free retire- Liberty I-4JM1 Christmas party that he hnrdly I'H'SC were title wordt ment pay at age sixty. All of the had fltne 'to receive congratula- Mr. and Mrs. Mutt: |inKcn imd are Just as true above can mean only one thins u tlons. Jonquil Cirdle. celttottt* .^ nudly the National Quard the Interested young man: —A snr;)i Ise birthday party after birthdays loj>ne we«k. ii-:ir, our nation. The mill- Top military training —In the article about the La- dinner at ;the home of Mr. and they had themselves ,,, from which the Guard Honor and prestige fayette Estates Association Chi'lfit- Mrs. H. Mi rite, Newark was ten- by dining out and going to • ',,, huck to the early nth Eduoatlonal opportunities mas Party in last week's Indeptnd* dered Mrs. j SyOelle Shapiro, Eaeter In New York City. ..Jill nn unbroken history New skills ent-Leader. an expression of ap- Road, Th o sday. Saturday wc- —Catherine Campbell, '•:,,,ii any other service. The Advancement And promotion preciation to the women who niiiR, the dihaplros, accompanied ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh ,;!lli](l unit In the U, S. Is Training in your home town helped wrap the many gifts had by Mr. an: I Mrs. Malta, dined jfy bell. Arlington Drive, ma ,,l Massachusetts Infnn- Increased Income been omitted inadvertently. Mrs. the Claim h int Diner, Montclair her twelfth birthday by Mr |MW% 1 nized as the Middlesex Opportunities for n Michael Amodio, through this col- Sunday, Mri and Mrs. George Sha- mother, Mrs. Hugh Caar*^"*"*''' .nilltiu regiment In 1638. commission umn, wishes to thank all those piro. Mr. nud Mrs. Charles Freed' therlne; Lynn. Miss Na iin' cull at Lexington and New friends who worked so diligently to wrap man, Mr. n'ltd Mrs. William Sha- r. Frank Lynn. the "Minute Man" Appointments to West Point the gifts for the children so beauti- piro, Mr. a til Mrs. Samuel Phef- Bestowing their fellclt, ',.„ wiis born. The name Leadership development fully. ferbaum clime to bestow their Richard Helm, Jonquil CHifc. flf »t , ii c.uarrt" wan first used his\blithday Saturday : Good sportsmanship —The many friends, of Mrs. fond wlshe.^ 21 \iirii New York units took Unit of your choice were Mr. and Mrs. StennYl Dave Jacobs, Marie Road will be —Mr. an} Mrs. Aubrey Gluck. namoi'V and Mr. and , I,I honor Lafnyette, com- Annual summer camp glad to learn that both she and Inverness T« rrj»ce, attended a per- Tete. ,.t the fnmed "Garde Na- Retirement benefits son, Barry, have returned to home formance (i* "Suburban on the —Participants at a partf'Wj ,»r fails. In World War Defense of home and country after a stay at the Perth Amboy Rocks" W Let us help you with your holiday rnterUlnmg! We have "what it takes" to help you celebrate. To serve your eursts or Ui five M fi'ti, we recommend SEAGRAM SPECIAL GIFT PACKS DECANTER MADE TO ORDER 8CHENLEY and you DECANTER LORD CALVERT DECANTER dhoose a CANADIAN GREEN STAMPS CLUB CANADIAN CHRISTIAN BROS. lor CHRISTMAS Gills BRANDY Itafom filled &H. Gre«n Stamp Books at an/ of these beautiful, new OLD TAYLOR THIWORkD't MOST HONORID Bvx WHISKEY ^/REDEMPTION CENTERS IN NORTH JERSEY tor FREE Delivery DECANTER WATCH CHRISTIAN BROS " V M. to } P, M. WINES Call Thtr» U no finer watch in all the world NOW OPEN y TAYtOR than a lanfllntt. Whether y«u purthqie it for • UtUlt tm -343-345 Cookman Aw. • NORTH BERGEN - 601-623 Hudson BM. Wuudbridft »• WINES. ,.-• yourself, or as a special gift, you know 4 WUrnm- U South Street • PARMUS-159 Welt Route 4 - you art getting a watch that it world- ,96*970 Broad Street • PUUNFIOD—117-U9 Roouvelt AM. Complete Selection of for awuratyi Hi design - - • Htm CALBWEU-Bloomlltld «id rViua'K Aves. ••••« Imported tod Domestic * STATEN BUM-1410 ForrMf Awnin Vermuths • €«*•*» • Liqueur* CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN I OPINING SOON ALL POPULAR WUNOS OF BEER WTORAIWE-510 Centra) Avinu* e NEW BRUNSWICK -299 Qeori«$*M V« «w g«t yow S. &H, Grtw Slampi at more than 2,000 "retaliwi and wrvlct iHl»0H JOfflfH STATt JEWELERS ACME SUPER MARKETS Woodbridge Liquor Store 23 MAm STREET, WaODBRIDGE OU Spend with »d?M. Greet* Stu- OPEN FEIDAV EVENING TILL » WOW WOODBRIDC^E THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 iNDBPENDKN'i PAGE TWELVE NEW HOME OWNERS Carol Service WOODBRIDOE — The estate of Wilbur L. LouRhrnn has sold to Margarcl (;llf Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Wes'ton AVENEL PERSONALS' Planned Sunday R one and one-half story frame Feted on Rjrlu dwellin gat 10 Madison Avenue, COLONIA v, U| Avenel. Mr, Weston is employed by M ciation will be held n«xt Monday AVBNEL—Don G. Mason, min- liam Qlirlllcli \,,,v"' « Keternberg ft Olson, heating Con- i v at 1:30 P. M. In the school audi- ister of music at the First Pres- enteHttln«d ,,t ,,',,'"" " Av* tractors, Route 1, Avenel. Joseph J By Mm. torium after which the annual byterian Church, has arranged j honor of the t.v.ini " A. Manzlone. of the law firm of !|l Christmas play will be presented mid will direct a candlelight carol ^OMig,,!,,. v.1|i; iir> DAVIT) DAVIS by the children. The play will be service at 4:00 P. M. Sunday Frederick M. Adams, 530 Rahway 1.1 Lenox Ate. repeated for the second time in the sanctuary by the Cherub, Avenue, represented the pur- Oupsta bNntn chasers. Avenel Tuesday at 8:15 P. M. to give Cnisnder. Westminster and Chan- Richard, \vi parent* the opportunity to attend. cel choirs. Fred Elder of West- 8r, Jersey city ,,, •'Hill V,n WO. 8 2240-B It will be offered by students of minster Choir College, Princeton. The president of the United , Frank EhrlK „,„, . <• States Chamber of Commerce has 1 Ki the fourth, fifth and sixth grades, nnd currently minister of music of Brookdnln; \1r '. ' ,'' 'n, called for a resumption of trade 4| under the direction of Mt&s Ruth at the White Church of Wood- Beefbo nnd s>n ' , hi brdlge will accomnany the slng- In non-strategic, Items between !: Stein. The Ol«e Club will enter- Branch, nnd Mr •,1,',r,';" t) —Mr and Mrs. Joseph Glydon. tain, under the direction of Miss fis at the or«tan /With Miss Mftr- this country and Communist . Collins muliW'i,, Ml Nj 88 Dartmouth Avenue, attended Lillian Burgeson. with Mrs. A. thHlrn Brown, birplst,, Plainfleld, China. Jey Avenue. ' '"' MCR| the annual nwption and dinner Macaulay as the pianist. Saner last Friday given by the —The Avenel-Colonla First Aid Mu-ic to be stag Is a follows: United Air Lines Management Squad will meet next Tuesday at "l,o. How a RoseNEJer Blooming, Club, at Hotel Roosevelt. The hon- 8 P. M., at the headquarters, Av- Westminster Choir; ""Annuftcia- ored guests was William A. Pat' enel Street. uon Unto Mary," Chancel Sex- terson. president of the United Air —The annual Christmas party tette, with Eleanor Smith, soloist; tines. of the Third Ward, Second Dts- •The Snow Lay on the around." —Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Nazel- trict Democratic and Civic Club, Crusader Choir; "A Christmas Cod, 500 Rahway Avenue, are the will bt held Saturaay at the Hill-; Folk Sons," Crusader Choir; "II parents of a son born December 7 crest Inn, Avenel Street, with,a jest Ne." Cherub .Ctroir; "Silent at Perth Amboy General Hospital. atered turkey dinner to be server! Night." Chancel and Westmin- .)—• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oyor- at 7:30 P. M. Music for dancing ster Choirs, "Olorla," from Mass kos, formerly of Avenel, have will be featured and a 50-cent VISITS OLIKSCENES: .Imrph Sabo, first chief aand charter member of the Avenrl Fire Company, in A, Chancel Cnolr, soloist*, El- moved info their new home at 49 gift exchange will be featured by returned to Avenel lor a visit this week after an absence of many years and was printed with an eanor Smith and Jack Dietrich. Sast' NetherfleW Road, Glenvlllo, Santa. Mrs. James Hopler, chair- honorary membership by tbr New Jersey Volunteer Fire Chiefs Association. I*rt tn rlfht ut Act- Traditional carol will also be Wilmington 4, Del. Mrs. Oyorkos man, will be assisted by Mrs, Sam- ing Chief John Tomas. Mr. Saho (wearing Mr. Deters uniform) and Harold Deter, former chief of sung by the congregation. A re- la the former Jean Nochta. Aven- uel Albrecht and Mrs. John Ma- Avenel Fire Company. Mr. Sabo, who was the suest of Mr, and Mrs. James Dauda, was taken to ception will be held In church au- eii hon. the fire house to view the equipment which Includes a new truck that was delivered a llttk over a ditorium, to which the congrega- 1 "'—Mi , and Mrs. William Shee- —Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, week ago. He was als« taken on a tour of the Avenel-Colonla First Aid Squad headquarters by Mr. tion Is invited. han, 67 Lehlgh Avenue, are the 15 Lenox 'Avenue, were Sunday Deter, who wa* one of the organizers and first president of the squad. Jame* McHufh, squad presi- parents of a son, Kevin, born De- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs, dent, explained the equipment and related the progress of his unit. cember 3 at Rahway Memorial Alfred Ford. Newark. Hospital. Mrs. Sheehan is the for- -The Democratic and Civic mer Doris Thompson, Lafayette Club of East Avenel will hold its PTO Board Entertains Woodbridge Knolls Street, Rahway. annual Christmas party next Mothers, Teachers r Wednesday at 8:30 P. M., at Lou —Congratulations to Mr und 7-Flrst , Lieutenant Alfred Chain o'Hills'Park Reports Mrs. Ednar Rheaume, Albemarle JB'reuche, 900 Rahway Avenue, has Homer's Log Cabin, Woodjbridge, COLONIA — The executive under the co-chairmanship of board of the Panent-Teacher Or- Road, on the birth of twins. No- promoted to the grade of vember 25, at Muhlenberg Hospi- Stain In the Air Force Reserve, Mrs. Elmer Mitchell and Mrs. irother, David. ganization of Schools 2 and 16 John Kozak. A buffet supper will —Mrs. George R. Meyer, Orand were hostesses et a tea for class tal, Plainfleld. The twins, a boy fjrfptain Breuche served for more By nnd a girl, are the first children T*>*n six years on active duty as be served, music will he furnished ivenue, was guest of honor at a mothers and teachers at the for dancing and a gift exchange MRS. GEORGE party Saturday night celebrating school. Mr». Walter Zlrpolo, presi- of the couple. They've decided to f nilot and has been active in the name them Ronald and Susan. '•psetves for more than seven years. will be featured with Santa pres- F. FERGUSON her birthday. Guests were Mr. and dent of the PTO, and Miss Mary —The infant son of Mr. and H° is employed at the California ent. Reservations must be made by Mrs. John Meyer and Mr. Herman Mullen, principal, presided at the 1 93 Homes Park Mrs. Vlnoent Renz, Albemarle Ol Company, Perth Amboy. Saturday. Woll, Union City and Mr. and Mrs. tea tables. —The Junior Woman's Club of Avenue Egon Hildebrandt, of the Park. Hostesses were Mrs. Zlrpolo. Koad. was christened Vincent Wal- —MLss Beverley Davis, 15 Len- Avenel will meet next Tuesday Liberty 9-147^ —A double celebration marked Mrs. Psul Ablonczy. Mrs. Abe ter at St. Cecelia's Church. Iselin, ox Avenue, spent the week-end at the home of the president. Miss he tenth birthday of Richard Fox. Mrs. Herschel Tarver, Mrs. with Rev. Thomas Raywood offi- /In Ivilkes-Barre, Pa., with her Mary Lou Galisin. ,107 Walnut Strada. Washington Avenue. Sat- Elliot D. Ltroff, Mrs. Richard ciating. Assisting at the cere- •frftudmother, Mrs. t*Roy Gates, Street, at which tinns the annual —The Woman's Club held its urday he went out for lundh. din- Farkaa. Mrs. Hope Smith, Jr.. Mrs. monies were the child's sponsors, tnhi) returned to spend the holi- Christmas party will be held. Miss meeting and Christmas party last ner and the movies, and Tuesday F. K. Miles, Mrs. John Lockie, Mrs. Charles Zulauf, Secacua, day', season with her son-in-law Gail Cooper will be In charge of Friday at the VFW Hall, Lincoln night he was host at a family Mrs. Joseph Gaydos, Mrs. Walter N. Y. and James Flood, Jersey 'Jity. and' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. the program and Miss Rosalie Highway. Officers elected for the party when the guests were his Emery. » A family buffet supper was served David Davis. at the Renz home. Paulauskas and Miss Wllma Froe- coming year were: Mrs. O. J. Mc- grandfather, Dominick Andreano, The next PTO meeting will be —-The Pire Commissioners will licrt will serve as co-hostesses. Mahon, president; Mrs. William of the Park; his godfather, Ber- held January 8 ac which time the —Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Splt- mfiel; tonight at Avenel firehouse. —The Third Ward Republican Tnackara, vice - president; Mrs. nard JaCObus. East Orange; Mr. speaker will be Miss Josette Frank wr and children, diaries and Ka- -•-The Brotherhood of Congre- Club of Avenel will hold its an- George Kacinko, secretary; Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Andreano and whose topic will be "Television, rin, Claridge Place, were th° re- gation Sons of Jacob will meet to- nual Christmas party Saturday at Robert Deerln, treasurer; and Mrs, daughter, • Gail, Bloomfleld; Mr. Comics and Book* for Children " cent guests of her parents, V.r, and night at 8:30 o'clock, at the Av- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Constant Shissias and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Robert Andreano and Mothers of third grade pupils Mrs. Laurence Levlson, Lynbrook, enel Jewish Community Center, Neves, Port Reading, under the V. Peace, board members for two daughter, Barbara and Mr. and will serve at hostesses. N. Y. Lord Street. chairmanship of Mrs. Rosalie years. It was voted to send a ten Mrs. Ralph Motano and children, —Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sudek —Avenel Fire Company will Lange. A buffet supper will be dollar donation to the Independ- Anthony Mathilda and Beina- tricla Lawrence, Homes Park Ave- and son, Joseph, Albemarle Road, hold drill exercises next Monday served, entertainment will be pro- ent-Leader's Christmas Fund and dette, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Frank nue. were the Sunday dinner guests of at 7:30 P. M. at the firehouse. vided and dancing will be feat- the treasurer reported $150 had Ferrara and children, Frank, Jr —Under the sponsorship of the Mr. and Mrs. John Zeroaka, New —The Young Ladies Sodality of ured. Mr. Robert Fischer will Im- been donated this year to charity. and Margaret, Belleville; and M.Y.F. a Christinas dance will be York City. aWiL33 St. Andrew's Church will receive personate Santa for the gift ex- After the exchange of gifts special Richard's sisters, Caroline and held in the Woodbridge Methodist Holy Communion in a group Sun- change. refreshments vvere served and a Joann. Church, Main Street from 8 to 11 FARM PONDS community sing of Christmas % day at the 9 A. M. mass. The —The Avenel Woman's Club —Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meadows. o'clock on Friday, December 21. Farmers and ranchers are build- carols enjoyed. The flrst meeting group will hold its annual Christ- will hold Its annual Christmas Elizabeth Avenue, gave a joint Refreshments will be served and ing one- to two-acre ponds on of the new year will be held at the mas party Monday at 8 P. M., party next Wednesday at the Av- birthday party for their daughter, a donation Is required for entry. their lands at a rate of about 75,- Y: / First Presbyterian Church January In the church hall, under the enel-Colonia First Aid Squad Leslie Jean and Mrs. Meadow's It is hoped many young people 000 a year, according to the Agri- 10 and a white ele%hj*it sale will chairmanship of Charlotte Kisel- building. A supper will-be served mother, Mrs. Robert Dusold. 8ta- from Iselin will, attend. culture Department, which esti- le business $es- eski assisted by JOan O'Halloran at T o'atecfc and gift exchsng* ten Island. Leslie was three yean •MfttendJMn. John R. Jewkes, mates that around 1.500,000 such Verna Fetrone, Arlene Krisanitz, will be featured, under the co- old Monday. Guests were Mr. Ro- Jr.. aild children, Anthony, Judith bonds have been constructed in Joan Vultak; Frances Augullano bert Dusold and Mr. and.,, Mis. and jRanriy, Elizabeth Avenue, left the last fifteen to twenty years. and Carol Lee Mate. A gift ex- ler and Mrs. Daniel Levy. Peter Valenti and children, Nor- last Friday for a visit with Mr. Jhese ponds provide water con- December 21 at the VFW Hall change, entertainment and re- —Mr «nd Mrs. Charles V. Maz- ma and Peter. and Mrs. Joseph Capelll, Cape May servation, better livestock man- A from 7:30 to % o'clock. There will freshments, carol singing and za, 43 Smith Street, are the par- —Hugh James McCabe, Orand !ourtliou»e. On Sunday they at- ftgement. improved wildlife and be a visit from Santa, with gifts Christmas records will be feat- Avenue, was 10 years old Monday. tended a reception and family re- yaterfowl habitat, increased nsh and refreshments. The new officers production, land-erosion control, ured. ' born December 10 at Perth Amboy On Sunday ha entertained his union after the christening of Mrs. BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD will be in charge of the party. sppplemental Irrigation, fire pro- —The Avenel Memorial Pos General Hospital. Mrs. Mazza is grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James Jewkes' nephew, Edward John Se- —Robert Noll, son of Mr. and tection, swimming and recreation Go by train, and relax as you ride! V.F.W. will meet next Tuesday the former Lois Snowfield, daugh- McCabe of Kearney, his cousin, ipena, in Egg Harbour City. Mrs. Harold Noll, Washington night at 8 o'clock in the pos ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Snow- Dennis Mitchell; brothers, Kevin, Avenue, celebrated his1 seventh club rooms, Club Avenel. field, 43 Madison Avenue. Timothy, and Brian, and Mr. and birthday at a party attended by ' —A regular business meeting o —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fitz- Mrs. Robert" Jumper and children. the Avenel Parent-Teachers Asso- Bonnie-Jo Jacobson; Gary Wertz; Robert and Debra. patrick Jr., 42 Cypress Street, Nancy Gilmore; Judy and Michael —Seventy guests attended the Wolchuk; Joan Donoghue and Chanukah program and party of Marc Nevin; also Bob's cousin, the Bachinsky Cousins' Club held Tammy Price, Stelton. at the VFW Hall. Lincoln Highway. —Mr. and Mrs. David Mellow, Sunday. They came from all parts Elizabeth Avenue, entertained of New Jersey and from as far as Sunday in honor of the fourth Liberty and Laurelton Gardens. birthday of their son, Richard. New York. After the program, re- The guests were a^ from Iselin freshments were served by the and were Mr. and Mrs. Charles committee consistlng'of Mrs. Fred McManus and children, Janet Kesselman, Mrs. Leon Spbel, Mrs 29 Mill Road, Irviugtoii Kathle and Edward; Mr. and Mrs Sidney Goodstein and Mrs. Jack (80 PRACTICAL TOO!) Charles Carew and children, Linda Goodman, with special assistance and Charles; Mr. and Mrs, William from Mr. Goodman. C White and son, M'ichael; Mr. arid CHUCK A"7 CHUCK c —For his tenth birthday, John Mrs. Lawrence Pearson and son, Caballero, Homes Park Avenue, ROAST lb. STEAK 49 Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ib. entertained Sunday afternoon 'Grosskopf and children, Janet, James Ball, Wayne Lang, James Lynn and Arthur; and Richard's FILLET -7QC BREAST -?oc Donovan, Stephen Jacobson and lb. DECKEL 73 ib. John Tlnnesz. Birthday greetings ROAST Carteret, are the parents of a also to Carole Burulla, Charles r daughter born December 7 a Dougherty, Jr., Gerard Carlo, Beth FKEE DELIVERIES—Call MUrdock li-10, >0 Rahway Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Murphy and John j GranellJ. The Open Wed. & Thurs. Till 9 P. M. — Prices Effective Dec. 17-21 Fitzpatrick is the former Cather arrival of her new sister postponed ine Petrock, Avenel. the third birthday party for Pa- I L^krhtmad Whether It's tjie traditional poiiuetUai in a rlbbon-tled con- tauter or a magnificent bouquet of rows, flowers add Kit and color to Christina*. They cost so Uttte, yet repay many Mow* over In pleasure . . . and, 'remember, If rooty in doubt about the right gift—don't hesitate, send 0ow*n. | ... and for your far-iway friends and relatives, what better Yuletide remem- brance than Flowers by Telerraph? Select from Our Complete MERRY WREATHS HOLIDAY GREENS MISTLETOE an extra phone in Qo&v! COLORFUL BOUQUETS GRAVE COVERS What woman wouldn't love one? An extra phone saves CWABOOAt OBAY DAINTY CORSAGES literally hundreds of steps every day. And color makes the CAMMO IVORY Long-Lasting phone a decorator item that sets off the color scheme of COLONIAL QBBEN BOMB POTTED PLANTS any room. (• ^ NOVEL CENTERPIECES BMABBBOWN Give her a color phone for Chnttmu. It's easy to order- THUS BLUB CABOINAL RBD Order Early! - Order Today I amply call your Telephone BusinmOffio. With your gift OAMAUT WLLOVV certificate you can give her a handsome Kfochure showing NtW JERSEY ^ Walsheck's Flower Shop all ththee new model col h f h h WO. 8.1636 305 AMBOY AVENUE fOODP^IDGE j nKPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DBCEMBER 13, 195ft PAGE THIRTEEN Prizes are Awarded Committee in nn effort to State House Dome the widest possible counsel In Park Terrace Notes At Rosary Cord Party (Continued from Editorial Page) meeting NPW Jersey's water prob- look forward to a Merry Christ-' lems. . . New Jersey's traffi* AVENEL — A card party spon- death rate has reached 680, topi* inns find a Happy New Year. and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- •"«"'! V>« t>i« Row 8ir.|pt,v of St. pared with 888 at the same Utne By VcJasco, Ethel fltreet. , el fltreet Andrew'Andrew*s Church, was .held at the William F. Kelly, Jr., president last year. . . . New Jersey If tt« MRS. SHIRLEY Saturday eveninng the dance home of Mrs! William Ursen, 435 nf the State Civil Service Com- home of 194.937 beef cattle, «t U p C0 n 8 stlll ??.UpC0n8_ .. _'.stlll'. ss °1 MrMr. anand MrsMs. HudsoHudson n BoulevardBoulevard. mission, has notified the heads which 99.91 per cent are firiM FI8HLER nf nil departments, boards, com- !ntl Winners of the table prizes were fro mbovine tuberculotli,' Ifte 148 Jefferson St. Mr Mrs. James Conlff, Mrs. aeorce miRslons, Institutions and agen- State Department of AgrteWtlH - Terraceerrace Mcnio Park u i ; MrMr,, ^uuwLudwlglR,, Mrs. josepJosepnh uuncanDuncan,, Mrs.. cies, of the extra time off for all announces. , . Kstlrnatea" l anha la ld John workers Ttrnoe H J !' ** ' Vldchlck and Mrs. Anton ploy ment in NPW "Jersey W lner> New TIU Tre program of long holiday to 92,000 in October, the Liberty 8-5788 ark M * - ' 1 r Bd Mrs 9 werkends was designed by the Jobless level In the past Mr ™ ' - ' Zeldman and Non-player prizes were awarded r civil st-rvice department and dl years. . . . Lloyd W. ™"" Morris Roo*. MWIe- to. Mrs. Mary Klllmlk, Mrs. D«- reeled into effect by Governor principal keeper of the New, , Hfliry Brlckell, Atlantic 1 KnollsIIt W vld 8hlmurak Mrs JohnKosh ' Mrs. WU- Robert B. Meyner. gey State Prison since June. It lifts been named assistant JSRt th eS Hour ' - - has been named, director Of 11am Clark, Mrs. Sllakowskl, Mrs. Bemuse Christmas falls on a rliBlrmnn of a fashion Restaurant. Division of Administration lit tip! Joseph Bllarczyk, Mrs. William Tuwday this year, Monday, De- „ i),. hold In the near future —Mrs. Saul Sta'e Department of Institution* was host- Denvlch, Mrs. Janice Masky, Mrs. cember 24 will be a workless day Rosary Society, and Agencies— Governor Mtjr- n. Morry Smith, Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs. Ethel Sce- thereby giving B four-day week- mid Mrs. James McMor- willl*m ner has Signed bills providing tor Krontr, Mrs. Barnet man. end to State officials and em- [jrilnson Street, entertained 12,000 yearly salary raliet ftp. Weissman and Mrs. Maurice Pink, ployers. To help employees to „„,, Walsh and son, New Yorli Thursday, the Administrative Director M get an early start In the celebra- vpekend. Skits to be Presented the New Jersey Courts, the -Happy birthday wishes to An- tion of New Year's Day, Monday, preme Court Clerk and tlrt y,,;iti classman, detughtcr of gelo Oerardl, Peter Magutre Janus At Mr. rntd Mrs. Club December 31. has been marked perlor Court Clerk..,. Th« t 1 Mrs. Alotrt alassmnn, Duerschrtdt, Dr. Ralph Barone, as an extra day off for employees. |,,nr street, celebrated her 8th Robert Velasco and Mrs. Abe AVENEL — Two skits will be Police radio system on the Welnsteln. Jersey Turnpike and the ri,v at a party Saturday. presented at the Christmas cele- his were Mrs. Sarah Olassman —Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Passl- bration of the MX and Mrs. .IERSKY JIGSAW:—Major Ocn State Parkway will be Toby; Oary Mor- nello, Wall Street, entertained Mr Club, First PrPibyterlan Church, James F. Cantwell, Chief ol soon with the State Police" net- Mr. and Mrs. Edward find Mrs. John Sullivan. Sunday tomorrow at 8:15 P. M. The girls Staff. Is accompanying Qovemoi work. ... Bound Brook, Rorltt| lelMiim and daughters, Gail afternoon. of thfl Junior Prayer Group which Robert B. Meyner on a tw< and Somervtlle are expected ami' 11.miB, Newark; Mrs. Milton —Pamela Nadell, daughter of meets with Mrs. Richard Kerr weeks cruise on a flattop In th to. be officially designate M protected areas to safeguard ttt| I :in(i daughter, Lisa, Llvlngs- Mr. and Mrs. Irwln Nadell, Mary- each Friday at.7:00'will give a Medlterranlah Sea. . .. The ne underground water resource at • Mi and Mrs. Martin Hess knoH Road, celebrated her fifth wrtrayal of the Nativity Scene, IT WAS A WONDERFUL DAY; Hungarian refugee children indicated their pleasure over St. Civil Defense public action sig- 1 the area. ... Disability |nlUt* ihiidim Diane, Oall and birthday at a party Saturday. md will dramatize one of the Nicholas Day with shy smiles as they enjoyed jiUs provided for them by the Red Cross st Camp nals will be sounded throughou ance payments made under ttli IH<; Mrs. Ieadore Jaker and Present were'brother, Olerm; Mrs. iklts. The other dramatizations Kilmer. Some 70 refugee children received sweets, switches and toyR In ftfcservanee of the traditional New Jersey on Saturday at noor but traffic will not be stoppec State's system* amounted to $t£ •,.,i. charna and Steven; Mrs. Abe Shurman, Mrs. George Getz be enacted by members of Hungarian holiday. Here, Red Cross Interpreter Mrs. Alexander Tarcz, from Woodbrldge Chapter, and there will not be any publli 029,954 in October, compwuf ; MacDonald and daughter, nd children, Robert and Joan, he Club. Joins the Pal Hajba family to vltw two-year-old Josef's new toys. participation,... Republicans with the September total at •*,« Mil Mrs. James MacDor.ald, tolonla; Mrs. Lawrence Goodman Each couple is asked to bring control of the Legislature plan to 007,347. Mmy Lynn Siwalskl, Dana md son, Robert, Newark; Mrs.two Christmas gifts to the meet- cfltkmal facilities for the guard- tf>nd concerts locally and he>r •use present funds to permit New j,,di Stnmel, Cathy and Jane Pred Jeuelihon and daughter ing—one for a "Mr." and one for ians of America's future. Opmions of Others local talent perform. Jersey to take part in the hugi i. all of Menlo Park Terrace, Mrs.- 8eymour Llss and "Mrs." Mrs. Dale Scott requests Local grfWnment has Its Federal highway program ani CAPITOL CAPERS:-"The W* i mid Mrs. Sol Fishier are laughter, Mlehette: Mrs. Kenneth ;hat those who have "earning 'Continued from Editorial Page) Qulncy, fortunately, hafl Its foundation on the door step of the proposed one cent per galloi In which we are living hat been Mrs C. Mltranl and Kraemer and son, Allen; Steven lollars" bring proceeds to this vated propaganda picture spread own symphony orchestra, which each citizen, he can walk on it tax on gasoline as proposed b: characterized as many thing! in* - •iiael, Brooklyn, this week. Weiss and Richard Powell. gathering. Mrs. Richard Ken Is fulfills these requirements. , but never under or around It! across Asia and Africa of the Governor Meyner Is off for th eluding the phenobarblttt Me/1 mid Mrs. (/eonard Bcarl- —Wednesday night Mrs. SolIn charge of arangements. We ought, really, to judge bur Thopiaa Jefferson planned ana Soviet Union as lead of the year. . . . Five additional mem claims Joseph ,E. McLean, 8Ut« i itbelle Street, were hosts Fishier was hostess to Mrs. Edgar entertainment by the rewards It constructed It just that way. "tamp of peace," the sworn foe bers have been named to th Commissioner of Conservation |, ,md Mrs. Al Becker and Udlne, Mrs. Leonard Bearison, gives us, and not by the conven- of colonialism and imperialism. State Water Resources Advtsoi and Economic Development. . . . (lit, r. Vickie. Lon« Island City rfrs. Norman Rosen, Mrs. Kenneth Whenever the Instrumentality ience with which it can be ob- idters to the Editor Soviet tanks and machine | Mi and Mrs. Murray Sulz- Craemer, Menlo Park Terrace and of local government (alls to do tained. To enjoy locally pro- (Continued from Editorial Page) Umon. Sunday. *n, C. Mltranl, Brooklyn. the best thing for all people by guns In Hungary have shot some duced good music (perhaps by planning through clear concise -Mr. and Mrs. Milton Platt expressing the will of the ma- bad holes in this propaganda friends and neighbors) requires s Nick Klein, Jefferson open deliberation. Maryknoll Road, visited Mr. and jority with a voice for the min- picture. — Des Molnes Register. the effort of putting on the was hostrss to Mm. Julius The topic of revaluation Is a • Talk M long M you !1k«-i • Mrs. Sam Fleischer and new son ority we become franchlsed hat and coat an* starting Up s Mis. Erin Wurtzel, Mrs. topic of social justice and moral- Neil, In Roselle, Sunday. American citizens in name only HOME GROWN MUSIC the car and that certainly ity. Its solution rests with the t I/Mb and Mrs. Sidney Dl- and the reality of American De- With the departure of themore exercise than flipping the phone rales for | Tuesday. —Beth Ellen Olantz, daughter Intelligent action of each voter mocracy slumbers at death's Sunday bandstand concert went dial of the TV set for an 9.1 'f Mr. «nd Mrs Morris Otante, in the Township. This solution :s. Leo McVey, Flushing door shamefully obliterated. a little bit of Americana. ternoon cowboy story. extra minutes | celebrated her 10th birthday at rests in one direction, since our was the guest of Mrs. Leo JOHN EVANKO, JR. Music-lovers today must get But in terms of Inner enjoy supper party Friday. Quests were Township fathers passively avoid |e., Jr., Jeflenon Street, last Colonla, N. J. their musk from long-playing ment, when you have finished are cheap ! Elaine Boerer, Evelyn Klapt, An- revaluation and the Board of * rile Mr, McVcy. Jr., was records, during an occasional the awage TV program and drea Abeles, Donna Barblerrl and Education if organizationally In- FEED SIMONSEN,_ pp 8mlnuttc«lltoRIQHMOND...70# I on a business trip to New Or- visit to a city big enough to have have spent time merely being Lois Berlin, Menlo Park Terrace capable of bringing about reval- aewaren, N. J. P txtra mlnutM, *ach only aojl ti U a great symphony orchestra, or occupied; while after you have cousins, Jantoe Giant*, Irvington uation and thereby added school JAMEB I. O'BRIEN, In and Mrs. Ben Rose and from radio and television , attended a presentation of fine ^* MhtntaftMiN[WAMiltNir.l.M< M and Ronnie Berber. Hillside. facilities, Avenel. N. J. iKiibprt, Wall Street, attended —Mr. and Mrs. Morris OlanU JOSEPH SABADOS, But these big productions are no music you have been satisfied.— We can all sit by and watch 1 of their family circle Wall Btreet, attended a surprise Woodbrdige, N. J. help to those who want to at Qnlncy (Mass.) Patriot Ledger. tfbyluNm.lDXM.UiwUiKMW. 2 educational opportunity die or we |it' home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- party in honor of Mr. and Mrs can stand and be counted in fa- ( miners, the Bronx. Saturday, Harry OlanU. Union, on their 15t'r vor of revaluation which means and Mrs. Albert Qlass anniversary. Weekend guests oi equal taxation and added edu- 1 celebrate their annlver Mr. and Mrs. Qlanti were Mr. an . by spendinR the weekend In Mrs. Abe Oold, Hillside and Mrs Al Frankel and Mrs. Nathan U-lphla. While there the: Fanny Rosenveld, Newark. Davidson on the plight of the Jews [ati^nd the Bar Mltzvah o —Speedy recovery wishes to Jo In Egypt. The study group will : cousin. Seymour Wald. seph Olanti, father of Morrt meet tonight at the home of Mrs. >'r. HWI Mrs. John Schobert OlanU, Wall Street, who Is reFred Jesselsohn, Atlantic Street.' on. entertained Mr Scho- ruperatlng from a broken shoul —Happy anniversary to Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs, der. Mrs. Ben Rose, Wall Street, who Schobert, NPW York, over —Mr. and Mrs. William Icelan are celebrating 21 years of mar- [weekend McGuire Street, were hosts at ariage. ir. And Mrs. Walter Mltchel gathering. Guests were Mr. and —Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. RUg- 1 •r Street. Tuesday vidttt Mrs. Norman Oardner, Mr. and scll, Atlantic Street, were hosts at Mitchel's father, Ber.ncti Mrs, Ernest Gansell, Mr. and Mrs. a Chaimkah party at their hoi nithal, who la recfperatlng al Seymour R. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Guests were Mr. and M: klvn Hospital. Fred Jestelsohn, Mr. and MrsLoui. s Kastanovitz, Mr. and M is William Kroner enter Kenneth Morrison and Mr. and Herbert Kaston and Miss Ida li- In r mah Jongg group Tues Mrs, Norman Sliver. vine,- the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. i'Hiyers were Walter Mltchel, —At the next meetins of theSeymour A. Kaston and childrejii, Krltzman, Mrs. Seymour Menlo Park Chapter of the Amer- Eric. Nell and Lisa Marcia, Laurel- litt. and Mrs. Milton Berlin. ican Jewish Congress there will ton, L. I., and the Russell chil- greetings t h 11 be a white elephant sale. Also on dren, Kenneth Owen, Eric Peter i) to Mr. and Mrs. Barnei the agenda will be talks by Mrs. and Lauren Oabrlelle. 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V'. forwarded directly to the FOR 'B7,..THE AOOENI^S ON National Red Cross who need $5,000,000 to save these QLDSMO BILE unfortunate people. : ' tomi ON IN! THi WELCOME MAT IS ALWAYS OUT AT YOUR OlDSMOWU QUALITY DiALIR'SI ' ', WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES 475 Rahway Avenue Woodbridge; N. J, WOodbridge 8-0100 A5MS4 VISIT THE OLDS EXHIBIT AT THE NEW YOfK AUTO SHOW f COLISEUM, DEC, 848 fS •"*•«§?: PAOB FOURTEEN THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. l^-fl Club Gives Mis Paper P,,| ! ISELIN PERSONALS To Chrktaas Fond r, ounce the birth ol a BT Rase Ann. in Rahway Memorial A V E N X U Twenty-mi tolls, Hospital. Mrs. SjMDt i-, the for-dressed ami donated to the Inde- Youlli GLADYR R. mer Ida Bowro. rfelirv i .ieudent-L*dn ChrXaws Fund MANK , —Sunday dinner aw-if, of Mr and Mrs. James O-Rourke* 149 »an's Club under the direction of Cpnununiiv »(,,- Ailth Avenue. icre Mr1. Mre Joseph Strchy wwe dkvkwM rditi OHourk's parents. Mr and Mrs. ftl a meeting of tr* rtao be» at !J -8-in* Harry+L Hubfw and daughter. * AwBri-CoioiUa Mm Aid Irma Lou. all of MMtown. and Mr &W4 auilima I Jnv For and Mrs. Stanley Hnb;)'. Cran- A doonLon w»» voted to the _ f:nitp dr.1 —A dan?e for members of St. bury Sunday evening cupsts of MlWlest* County TuberoaMs! Cecflia't P.T.A. was held Satur- Mr and Mrs. ORourke were Mr Health League annual fund raMw, Nntjona; C'r day night Mothers of the fourth i and Mn. Clarrn:* Crane Newark • * »e. i y grade pupils were in charge with 1 -Lady Foresters of Airierici.' «""* **** complrtwl for the •'>n. I) C Mrs. Anne Walsh as chairman. , SUr of Iselin Circle, met Mon- annual Christmas party Deeemb-r !t was annr, ,-,, , , 'day at Isrlln F-hooi. 15 Plans l» at the First Aid 3qu*d bttlMm?,! . i'':vc bom-el n-,» • " '«! —Mr and Mrs. George Pays- 1 sick. 75 Marconi Avenue, an- were completed for UK- annu. 1 **+* V* chsirmanah* of Mrs. I at the hnme ,,. nounce the birth of a. Mn at Christmas party Monday, at U» .Charta», Vill-r aaxtotod by Mrs.i •^mitii at ret A Perth Amboy General Hospital. I school. Secret pals will be re- Prone a Claoney ond Jlrs Daniel mun attpn-l L I . Harnici B^;.; •• —Terrance Alien Towell. 34 Mc-;veakd. There will also be an «- Lw R servaiions must b change of 11.00 tills. Al! mem- n»d* »• s^ •• "xastble with Mis , j visor, off..], ,i . James ana Helen Towoll. 34 Mc- Wl bers are urged to atund A fov-, i»« Kusm^k. A supofcr wiM freshmenu (<, Lean Street, vac christened Sun- to m at 7 oelock tn day, at New Dover Methodist «ed dish supper Till be «r*l. ™* *** • * event % u> b,- Mrs. Vincent Ma?no. Sr Ton ttf «**">«« ««* Chriatmas carol Monday nij;!,' Church liv Ref Albeit Swaet, BOLLS FO» THE NKEDT *b«Te ire dolb whieb w«f dNMN by member*s tt*t the WomanW«m«nist (luh or AAviw l for The Ina«pttid»l«lp - pastor. Sponsors were Mrs. Ed-sp*:ial award staging will be featured. A new cowm.• s«ne al the ctabwwnen il. to r.i Mn. Andww Cialbiln. Mn. Dan- ward Mack. Iselin. and Charles ; -The newly organized Green-1 *»• Atel "**** *"** *•**- Standing in bark of tht toll «r j Rrammlnx was ;., 1 nw Swhjr. Mr*. Tb«nuu Msrkoos. Mr*. Willtam Ku»mlak. Manuel. Jersey City. A reception Iwr of Boy Scout Troop 48 an-' >* ^'•man will be in ahar$« itl Mrs. Oold ne, eha.ini wa* held after the ceremony at nounced its Christmas party »ill oi Christmas decorations for Uw ported that !., which the sponsors and Mr. Edi- be held December it at VFW Hall *** ***" and the Knt Attj 9 now rpady fur ward Mack and son. Charles, and j The neit meeting is scheduled for s<*md building. | Foolin' Ourselves , New Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Manuel!, January 4 at laelin Library Theo- II ^n™?1^, lha* wvs. Rosary St Jersey City, were guestt. Jdore Legones was elected Ser- °f. th0. "OP*™1 -WV?**^ JO, Woodbridge Oaks News j \ 1 w s n geant-at-arms A get well card °™» Clubs will be featured Slated ft Annual Unli,lUy —There will be an executive cn th Arlenf rttncU Hom uk board meeting of Iselin School IS iwas sent to Mrs Henry Weiman * * ' —Mr. and Mrs Richard Co- NEWARK—"Foolln" Ourselves.' take the place on the Muaic Fwnv |who is a patient at St Barnabas y,f°", sI?w Moni*? morning at By OlJlDTS E. SCANK AVENEL • " p.7 . PTA today at 1:30 P. M. at oc 4K Lincoln Hiffaway ,; burger. Oak Tree Road, had as \ mother pgU) Gregory production datton'o schedule of "Westa Mexl- «ve the invo<.,-.,,.; 'Hospital, Newark. " "**n . ^ „ . the school. Plans will be discussed Tfl. U-8-U7J i house guest* for a week. Mr. and j wnich that well known Hollywood cans which was planned to be ing address at • • • for the Christmas program. Mon-• . Mrs. Miller demonstrated fancy Mrs. James Carey and son, James producer describes as a show witn presented dn February 2 The lat- : ELECTROJECTOR candle making and aaambers wtre mas party of f... (/', ,"; day —Mr. and Mrs Alex Cuthbert-1 J.. Cleveland. Ohift i mu»ic and dancing which will fea- ter attraction wa* cancelled by theof 8t Andre* ^ ( An electrojector. designed to re- allowed to participate A lovely son and children. Richard Alan : —Members of the Woman's , plac« carburetors on motor ve- display of various candle decora —Mr and Mrs Walter Coley. Irv-'ture fresh younx talent, will be foundation as a reiult of contrac- week In the ch.;: .7 •,' Oub of Iselin. who are planning 1 land Maureen 18M Oak Tree tngton, were guesu Saturday of .prorated at the Mosque Theater. tu»l difficulties with the producer. ry Jones Jr. jr.^, • .. " nicies, has be*n developed by Ben- tioiis was featured. Many man Road and Miss Violet Scank., to attend the annual Christmas I dix Radio, it has been announced, bers were rewarded in their efforts Mr. and Mrs Richard Coburger. Newark, on Saturday evening. corned the su.s-7 party at The Pines, December 19. ; The etetrojecwr is an eiectroni- by fln>*hina sparkled covered , laelin, were Saturday gueaU of Ifl62 OalfTree Road. j March JO. under auspices of the Barbara Kre'lU Marks A catered ;,,;,,•.., may make reservations by tele- ' cally-controUed system of fuel in-'Christmas trees to add U» their Mr. and Mrs. Louis Srhmitt. Rah- f -Mr. JOteph Woolley and :«Mffltti Music Foundation, •crved and it ,/• . . phoning Mrs. Car! Storch. Mem- 1 lth Birthday al Party ' Jectlon that responds to engine; home decoraUons. \ way. jdaughter, KaOriefh. Went End. i HeadMners of the n«w show will Carol singinK *,-. ;. bers will meet in front of First requirement* and meters" a uni- Guestt were: Mrs. John Poll. [ —Mrs. Henry Weiman. 13 Brad-;and Edward Ounther of Seo-u-• be Oene Nelson, curratl star of ^^^ _ ^ „„_ „,_ Helen Zullo w,i.- . > Preabpterian Church at noon for ford Ptace. u a patient at St.: Mr • form «yUnder-to-«.v!inder mixture j Mrs. Michael Petras. Mrs. WUlard cus were Saturday evening guests I Rodgers and Hammer»l*ins P«; enolM j^^ Wwt 8tree, enter. Muaic for dr.. transportation. ! to the engine, by a series of elec-1 Jenkins Mrs. Richard Warner and Barnabas Hospiul. Newark. ! of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schottlture production of Oklahoma ntehed by the •:•.• _. .„.. — . , tained in honor of the eleventh K.:.B| —A daughter wac born to Mritrica. l pulses to fuel injectors. i^rs. Everett Rutan. Avenel: Mrs. [ —Mrs. Robert ArgalM of 32 M M Arenel. Mrs i : and Mrs. Ahgelo A. Barbato, 41 -John KowU, and MM. George [Adams Street, and Mrs. Theodore' SET "" "•""•" ™; zzzziznt'z smis TT «s chairman. Berkeley Boulevard, at Perth Am- Billy. Rahway and Mrs. Robert (Kristenaen of 12 Semel Avenue, i 1 Th« society -*.: boy General Hospital. Cox. Mttuchen. and son, Walter. Jr. 226 Wood j sharing the Poolin' Ourselves ' Tticy't Pattern ; visited Mrs. Henry Weiman at ht te 90 Joyc bu&inw meet:ru .|,r., • Hostesses for the social hour I St. Barnabas Hospital. Newark. an dson. Waller. Jr. 226 Wood »•»<•"« *»" P*"' JW "- * Included her brother!, —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Statile. Mark and Mickie; Mrs. Anna U&Demarest Avenue, Avenel, an- NEW Primed Pattern 'were: Mrs. James Atkinson and | oh Sunday afternoon. Avenue, were Sunday dinner I JacksonWolff an. dChri PatUs ReganWarned. , Frank Girl* Friendly S i Mrs. Fi-edcrick Hyde. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Stephan Kreitz and son., Andrew Htlblde; —Joanne Ammiano. daughter •Foolln' Ourselves" will follow Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krelti and Easier to cut of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ammi- Baiza, Kenilworth. To Hold Christina IS etc Jewish Youth —Mr and Mrs. Jack Katzen- much the same pattern of intimate ;gon MjChaei, Waysi Kardash. West Colonia Hills Croup ano. 69 Bender Avenue, was guest back arid children. Jack. Jr.. Rob- and Qriginal stage productions .Chester 8eli- Sew and fit of honor at a family party given |Slreet; Mr and Mr8 WOODBRIIK.K :, Group Selecti Name \ Hits Road Conditions ert. Stephen and Carol Ann. 15 which Oregory has pioneered from 18a oxford Road and Mr. and Mr*. by her parents, Sunday in obser- was set as tlir phone 9078 14'/2— 24 Vi OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A. M. TO I P, M. j The ejtiting Ford F;iirlam- 5<)0 Club Victoria f alww rates are 17 ftvt linijj—is un« of two ik'W, bigljrr Kurd n/t-» tlu< Printed Pattern Printed Pattern 9078: Half Slzei ' AN IDEAL GIFT l SPECIAL! LOW A A, 16%. lS'/i, 201/.. 22'A. H>A. to a new home owner! 3iie 16'(i Jumper, 4«4 yards 3» Hartford BO* inch fabric; blouse, 2% yards. Norfolk Send Thirty-five ccnti in coins tor this pattern—add S cents fur RANCH TYPE ii Ifyou think it bob new.. T,*m SH\r BRVSSW1CK each pattern If you wish lst-class ailer t I'M »u-i S-u.d«y1 3 miii mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper lUtwB nta, 10*-^ tax noi ioel. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., MAIL BOX New York 11. N. Y. Print plaiDl? NAME, ADDRESS with ZONK, SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Reg. 4.95, 15-Bolb INDOOR LIGHT SET SPECIAL! wait till you drive it! $2.95 - Reg. 6.9S, 15-Bulb ...Fir tfcm's wton Firfs mly tw iff MICHELE OUTDOOR LIGHT $4.95 Beaijty Salon iistnigMNk«tlianis 451 Avenel St. Avenel SUPER SPECIAL!! You can ttt that Ford's longer, (lower Sculpture! I > makei other can look downright old-fiuhionetl. Hut il 4 Pc. Copper Top MAJRCELLA ABNY, Manager part you can't ie»-thc'new ^I^ner FonJ"-is wliat ^* iU stuff when you drtwftPord It*i ravolutionary (K»M il Cannister Set wheeUup! Arjdlt/«I#it R«. Fords wider fnma lets you lit sweet and low. \ December 18 Through 24 15.91 Sale »3.98 Ford's new front suipention* rotr springs and m-w < OUR swww« wsaa handling are part (OLONIA PERSONALS Inman Avc\ Section Golonia Fire Auxiliary ill(ling ( lonia Vo > den Is of the Shore Crest - COLONIA — The Dukes! i, MarrQ. Sewaren. for the velopments are invited to attend. Community" Association tin and Anthonv 81m- further !nf"rmatlon —Recent guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Irving Malina place has been changed to tha '. , 11 ii" Mrs. Simonelll cull Jack PU 8-6634. Bedore, Edgewood Ave- were hosts at » chanukah party man Avenue flrehouse for the Robert Hamilton and morrow night's session at ft:' At the December meeting of nue. were Mr. and Mrs. William al their home on Jeffery Road. f Jumes Preund; Chambers and children, Debbie: ouests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam o'clock. 1 Ell " B0VB'0"1 and Craig, Orange; Mv. and Mrs Oentor and daughter, PflulcUe. A festive social hour with Christ C Edward, Rail- Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cen- mas music and decorations SANTA OI.AIJS CAME TO TOWN: .lark SrhulU Impersonated Santa Claus and presented gifts to way and Mrs. Elsie Abt-r, West been planned by the arrati prepared by the varlgus mothers ter. Brooklyn, and Mrs. Annette , ,T quests at the Parents the klddifs at the annual children's Christmas party sponsored by the Sixth District Democratic Orange, committee. There will also r were nerved, games were played, Leon and sons, Barry and Allen. Organization at Fitzgerald's Tavern, Route. 1, Avenel, Sunday. William Mnran, pianist, accompanied brief business; meeting, partio l,,.|d by the Troop at the and a grab bait was held. The James Black, Jr,, Fanwood, Long Island. , the ehlldrm for the singing of carols. Movies were shown by James Krutzlrr. president and re- to discuss the development's [.HI u^ion Hall, Friday meeting woa held at the home of was the guest of Mr, and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs, Milton Pascall, freshments tvere served. Mrs. John Jones, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Hollo, Michael day plans. All residents ar; * (••>• Hope Smith, Sandalwood James Black. 9r., Patricia Avenue. 97 Sterling Place, entertained at Hrabar, Mrs. Clifford Rosell. Mrs. John Klmberly, Mrs. Jack Mac.Iver, Mrs. James O'Neill, Mrs. John Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Latzko, to attend. ,1,001s 2 and 18 WH1 close Lane. Dick, Mrs. Salvatore Orillo and Mrs. Anthony O'Brien. a ChanukaH party. .Ouests were Christmas Holidays on Patricia Avenue, were the Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Abe Upldus, Mr. —At the Northeast District quests of Mrs. Louis DeVico, Plain- comber 21 at the regular Roundtable for Cub leaders, and Mrs. Hunter Wilson, Mr. and Broadway Avenue, were the had been postponed to February Held. ,ut will re-open on Wednes- Scout leaders, and Explorer lead- Bus Trip Postponed FATHERS' NIGHT Mrs. Arthur Berlin, Mr. and Mm. man and matron of honor at ,i injury 2. ers held at School 11 In Wood- 3, in order to give more people COLONIA — The Explorers ol -Mr. and Mrs. George Latzko, Manny Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. wedding of Miss Joan t. , n Colonla boys are mem- brfdge, the following represented By Youth Organization opportunity to make the trip. The Boy Scout Troop 44 held a Fathers' Patricia Avenue, have as their Charles Leicht, Mr. and Mrs. Max New York City, to Fred Din 9. Cub Pack 141 of trip is for children six years and ?ueat for a few days their son-in- Kelson, Mr. and Mrs. Hal AkU, Detroit, in Now York dt 8cout units of Colonla: Prom Boy ISELIN — A general meeting Night at the New Dover Method!! vnch is making punles up. A nominal charge will be made law, Howard Ashmore, Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Max Berent and Wednesday. Scout Troop 44, -Scoutmaster of Congregation Beth Sholom of Church. The fathers enjoyed re- -imns gifts for children to cover transportation costs. Any- Conn. , _ ' Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, all of —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reill Frederick Boyle. John Lease. laelin was held Sunday tit V.F.W. •iv hospitals. They are: one desiring more information, freshments and a movie provided —Misses, Patricia Scott, Inman Shore Crest Acres. and son, Steven, McKlnley Avenu Charles Parks, Robert Frank, Ed- Hall, with Dr. Sydney Goff pre- Auolio, Thomas Bacskay, win 8chaffer, Harold Hlbblll. please contact Mr, Bllowlt,' WO. for them by the Explorers. Presen Avenue and Wilmft Froelieh, Beek- —Mrs. Harry Schectel, 41 were the dinner guests of siding. man Avenue, were the Monday Edward RelUy, ST., Newark. Hoihwell, George Emery, Theodore Wlngender; Explorers 8-8234. we're Kenneth Lease, Nuthanla Broadway Avenue, attended the Herbert Seleg, chairman of the evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas h Fildman. John Ptlz and preaent were: Anthony Barcelona. Mr. Irving Judd asked for more first meeting of the season of the religious services committee an- Ejolly, Ronald Schaffer, Peppe, James Oelsler, Linden. North Jersey Chapter Myasthenla quale, 88 Cleveland Avenue, Mnrettl. The Cub Scouts secretary: Ronald 8chaffer, sen- participation in the Youth Dra- nounced that Friday evening ser- Burgess, Anthony Barcelona, Ben —Mrs.' Edward Bedore, Edge- Oravis Foundation in Union. returned home after a two ! preparing Christmas ior crew leader; Nathaniel Holly, matic group. Additional informa- vices will be held weekly starting Stevenson, David Boyle. Larry wood Avenue, was the recent guest —Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Simon vacation at Miami Beach, 1 t for their families from assistant crew leader; James tion may be obtained from Mr, in January. Woods. James Parks, Normnr of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearney, and children, JefTery and Arlene, —Mis, Stephen Karaisz I household Items. Book Parka, crew leader. Explorer Da- Judd. David Bllowlt, chairman of Christie* Guest was Percy Hullck West Orange. Irvington, were the Sunday guests daughter, Janice. Perth aftiontf Uie articles made vid Boylt of Troop 44 attended youth Activities announced that District Commissioner of the meeting, as den chief of the 1 —Mrs. Harry Schectel, 41 of Mr. and Mrs. David Schoen- were the Tuesday guests of > direction of Mts. John the bus trip to the Natural Mu- Council who presented David Boyli and Mrs. George LaUko, Patricia newly formed Webelos Den of Cub French yards are building many Broadway Avenue, was hostess at | berg, Broadway Avenue. in 38 Fair view Avenue, Den seum of History. New York City, with his Life Badge. Pack 145. Also present were: Cub- foreign ships. a coffee and pancake party to cele- —Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Sanger, Avenue. Saturday, Republican master Warren Reeb, Assistant rommltteewoman. Mrs. Cubmaater William Walsh, Den .well, Highland Park, en- Mother*. Mrs. Herschel Trnw, : at luncheon the mem- Mrs. William Marquardt and Mrs. ( t he nominating commit- Mary Jones, who will replace Mrs Marquardt as Den Mother. Cub n- Women's Republican master Wlllard MacArgel wa x Middlesex County. Inc. present from Cub Pack 130. O.III Radln of the Women's Introductory Offer!! li in club of ColonU. Is u i: of Mrs. Howell's Com- Mothers Club h •' Women's Republican The NEW ID: Colonla at Its monthly ,; reelected the following Elects Officers for 195*; Mr* Oeorge P. president: Mrs. John Mul- COLONIA — The Mothers Club secretary; Mrs. Norman of Boy 8cout Troop 45 held its treasurer, and Mrs. Mor- last meeting of the year at the GO GULF ECONOMY unfleld. vice president. The home of Mrs. Hope Smith. San- can Club will hold Its dalwood Lane. The December Christmas dinner at Sal- meeting^ also marked the first tern and Restaurant. Hlgh- i anniversary of the formation of ,:rk. today. the Club which was organized to Edward Partenope, Mid- be as much help as possible to the Avenue, has been named Troop and to discuss common :mn of the ads and door problems. immlttee for the forth* Successful activities listed by ••it Cecelia's Rosary 8o- the members Included a Easter BATTERY ., aon show. candy sale, the proceeds of which I- Mothers Club of the De were donated to the Troop for • vs took a tour of Burry camping equipment; a family pic- nic at the home of Mrs. Herman ...WE DID! Elizabeth. Accompany- ' mup were Mrs. Edward Reich, Chain O'Hllls In August A best buy for : : Mrs. John Toma. Co- and a theatre party and dinner In the spring. The Easter candy I! -ii'vard. sale will a&ln be held by the next business meeting Troop in the coming year. OMU Village Civic Asso- It was voted by the member- i u be held on December 1 ship to donate $25 to the troop Colonla library. Guest as 8 sift and pending the ap- t !K will be CommiUeeman Yes Sir, We're Hanging proval of the Troop Committee, .midt who will discuss a Christmas party will be given < :.ditions, light Improve- for the 8COUU at the American j Up the WELCOME Sign . ' A age problems and any Legion Hall on December 21. | ater* which may be Scout mothers will serve us hos-! .;> from the membership. to You and All Neighbor- tesses. activities will be dis- At an election of officers the following were named: President, hood Motorists. American Association of Mrs. .John Toma. Colonla Boule- • Women will meet to- vard; vice-president. Mrs. John a o'clock at- the Colonia Morgan, Longfellow Drive; secre- Mrs. Donald Dorian, tary. Mrs. Herbert Schaefer, East- ;» 'ker, will discuss Christ- cllff Road, and treasurer, Mrs. Exchange price ' 'iti.< and traditions. A. H, Wels, Washington Avenue. :tball practice for 7tli The next meeting of the Mo- f Colonla who will play thers Club will be January 9 at "•'I yon Avenue School Bas- We Honestly Believe GULF Products the home of Mrs. John Morgan. i<-uin will be held at Present were: Mrs. Hope Smith, ]" instead of scbools 2 and Mrs. Sidney Preund, Mrs. John ••'I been previously an* Are The Finest That Money Can Buy Backed by 18-Month Written Toma, Mrs. John Salano. Mrs. Practice will be held "on Herbert Schaefer, Mrs. Albert .md Tuesday afternoons Hornyak. Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs. — And We Know You'll Agree. Warranty... Honored by All 3:30 and 5 P. M. A. H. Weis, Mrs. Prank Hyland, Ruhway Memorial Hos- Mrs. Prank Brown. Guest for the Mjuncod that the male evening was Mrs. James Taber, Gulf Dealers n was increased in Co- Dogwood Lane. week by the birth of i<- following famUie*: Mr. The Gulf Economy Battery is built to exacting stand- Anthony Cerami, Box Our SERVICE is Tops too! ards of quality to give you dependable performance uney Lane, and to Mr. Indepebdpnt Club Theodore Wleber (the at low cost. It's a Big Value backed by a Written Mildred Lax), 45 Broad- Try Us Out - SOON! Warranty to assure your satisfaction. •ii»e. both on December 1. Reelects McDaniel Herbert Schafer, East- COLONIA — Thomas McDaniel l( "-'il, is now secretary of was reelected president of the In- :"> IDI the New Dover Meth- dependent Club of Colonla at a ( •uux-li. meeting held in the club buildin*. Others elected were Mrs William Drive In Today For Your FREE Battery Test! ';•..sentatlvea of the Co- Holmes, vice-president; Mis. Neil l'.. ,aKe civic Association met Bofltfc secretary: Mrs. Lerov Hol- I'l'i'sentatlvei of other civic m»n, treasurer; and Mrs. B. L. "I the area at the Co- Hunter, one-year trustee. ' •>• improvement building. Mrs Lawrence McCray was wel- Avenue, for a formative comed as a rfew member and appli- A report on the alms of cations for membership were ac- iiosed council will be made cepted from Mr. and Mrs. Oran- business meeting to be vllle Johnsdli and Mrs. Constance Ul December K). Also a Life's Just full of surprises ... the unexpected, »2 !, thaj uhforeseen . . . some of it gay, some* sad! Fenturinr All Silk Ties in Every Latest Color and Pattern If this year's Christmas expenses were mortjthan you FREE Gold InitUllnc on All Leather Goo4* | * and * expected, play it srakrt now, and you'U Und it easy to play We ate dlttilbulon lor nition»llj • a generous 8anta next Christmas! Just join our '57 Christ IV7 League or 8-Point "AmclU Carbut," "Amcrlcmn Tourlittf," "frown,1 "SUjwiy," "Sunsonltc" and mas Savings Club, and lay a little bit aside each week mil] aUieri ... til Ideal cholcei Itr It's such a safe, sure, painless way to save ... yet It adds jilts worth |lvln(. However, II Is doubt, |l«c a Let (ilKT CERT IK IC ATE *nd let up to quite'a lot! And what a wonderful feeling you'll g''• CAPS s thrm chooM for Umnnlvti. when your check comes! Imagine, no more budget blues! FOR HER- Y JU'H have enough money for wonderful gifts for everyone Come and Get on- your list ... for year-end expenses . . . for holiday • HANO BAGS • From our breathtaking Men's festivities! T a) WALLETS • JEWEL CASES collection of original • UMBRELLAS • HAT BOXES 95 • HAKt-UP CASES designs. •*"'•" HATS from 5 JOIN OUR 1957 CHRISTMAS CLUB NO\* • • HIM I -FOR n i IWI ' " " •••u'1 LAY-AWAY PLAN This Christmas fin a Piielll Nat Gift Certificate! t TRAVEL • WALLETS BAGS • TWO u Open Friday 'til » P. M. SUITERS The Bank with AU ths Service*" • TRAVEL * BRIEF CASES wrtd CLOCKS • UMBRfLLAfl • LEATHER JEHELEV St L1K0KRMAN Quality jewelers LEE Luggage n SMITH STREET Phone VA-4-MM MEMBER FBDIRAL DEPOSIT iNIURAXC*' Perth Amboy — VA-S-126S 305 Smith St., Perth Amboy , ummmmmmwmsmmfmmmmmm'tMmmmt ,11 )]r,pENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 PAGE SEVENt^fltf FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY ft itu'wratic Club Mrs. Boelhower Joy of Christmas Giving ORT to Conduct [Installs Officers 9 Heads Ladies Aid Exemplified by Lutherans Paid-lip Meeting j,ps Mrs. Chester Lambert, FORDS — The Ladles" Aid So- MENU) PAHK TERRACg *4i t, vii r chairman,, Installed PORDS —Rev. Eldon R. Stohs placed alongside this greatest of ,clrty of Our Redeemer Lutheran "Cinderella" Is the program fpf v..y officers of the Pords announced today that the mem- gifts." Church met Thursday and elected bers of Our Redeemer Lutheran Two Christmas programs will be tonight's paid - up - membmhtl :Jtic Women's Club Satur- officers as follows: Mrs. Nicholas Church are showing the spirit of presented by the Sunday school o.i meeting of Women's ORT K . i, meeting and Christmas ( Bnelhower. president; Mrs. Ste- Christmas by generous gifts to the December 23; the Primary Depart- the Metuchen Jewish Center *fc ', ,„ tlir banquet room of the | phen Anthony, vice president; Mrs. needy of the world. ment at 2.30 P. M. and the Senior 8:30 o'clock. The CMt In* ,,(ll. Rowling Academy, Hope- Schmidt, reelected treasurer; Clothing has been and will con- Department at IP. M. A candle- eludes William Hojer. * hi light choral service has been ar- Will mm L. Warren and rs Raymond Schmidt, secretary, tinue to be collected for Lutheran Dcrechln, Sidney Dlbofcfcy, ranged for 11 P,M. Christmas Eve. viulph cfuadt resumed the "he new slate will be Installed at World Relief. Money and candy Icl Kaplan, Nick Klein. Peter he January 3 meeting. (|rnry and viw presidency re- gifts have been donated and pre- vltz. Erwln Wurtael, BMi Ti.|v [or the lourteenth con- Cookies were brought to the pared by the ladies' groups for the Weinberft, Bernard Welsholtfc _ •nr'vonr, Other officers are: meeting for packaging and dis- Deaf Children's schools In Newark Hopelawn Youth rected by Mrs. En'.in Wurtnl »iaf cbirc Sutch, second vice ribution to Lutheran welfare in- and Trenton. The Young People's Mrs, Manfred Ohrbach. (l, ni; Mrs. William Chamber- itltutlons for Chflrtmu. Cash Society has prepared gifts for the participating are narrator, LvnrdlnK secretary; Mrs. Jo- ifts will also be sent to some of Institutional Missions in New York, Work Discussed Stanley Clossrnan; pianist, c.iti, corespondlng secretary; hese Institutions and to the are distributing seals for tuber- ENTERTAINED BY AMBASSADOR with Destroyer Division 112 Manfred Ohrpscli; props, Mr*. Jt&j '•- Kniherlne Novak, treasurer; .utheran Hour radio program and culosis hospital aid, and are plan- FORDS — Joseph De Angelo, aboard the IISS Destroyer, USS Ozbotirn. Robert llartle, fire con- luls Strauss and Peter Kravltr, itf * True Light Mission, Chinatown, trol technician, second class, HSN, 23 Burchard Street, Fords, vis- Mi-s. B. Richard Krauss, MISS MARIi: A. (JKIKHN ning an evening of caroling to supervlsdr, outlined the work of work, Phyllss Rosen, New York City. A contribution of ited Welllnrton, New Zealand, in early November. During a four- mt.-iit-arins. TO WED SOON: Mr. and Mrs, shut-ins. The Sunday School is the Hopelawn Youth Organization Mrs. Mac Kellerman wW Warren received a gift from William Thomas Griffin, Jr., 582 ten dollars was voted to the 8al- sending a substantial sum to a day visit to Wellington the divistop wa» entertained by the Ameri- atlon Army. at a meeting of the Adult Discus- can AmbaaMior to New Zealand, the Honorable R. C. Ilendrlckaon. side and give a talk about i j, Members of the Ketubey Kin* George's Road, Announce mission In Japan. sion Oroup, of the Pords Public Another feature of the us Democratic C|ub were the engagement of their daugh- The Society will assist in set- Lauding the Joy of giving as an Library on the question of "What will be a candle lighting 7 ter, Marl* Audrey, to George ting up a nursery school for chil- Integral part of church activity, is Being Done for Juveniles In the First Aid Squad Captain performed by the chairmen, Mrs. inu!s will be held the sec- Christian, son of Mm. Sue Chris- dren of parents attending late Pastor Stohs makes the following Community." astors Address Mac Kellerman, Mrs. Seymour De» ; .Kihiy of each month In the Man, New Brunswick, and Frank Sunday morning church services. comparison; "There Is no true Mr. De Angelo stated the Hope- Issues November Report rechin, Mrs. Eugene Ladotut, Ml*. „! si NicholM Oreek Cftth- Christian, They will be married The Christmas spirit unless the central lawn Youth started as a neigh- Richard Welntwrg, Mrs. Daniel retlrint Mrs. FORDS — Harold Martin, cap- •; inch, Second Street. December ?,9 in Our Lady of Hans point of our Joy Is the birth of the borhood softbali league five years Fords Lions Club Hoffman. Mrs. Seymour Dewttt, Schmidt, welcomed new tain of St. John's First Aid Squad, .. i n: biske: was donate to * the leadership of Mrs William Th» txett* o( ihe »pproprl«tton ad levied In aceordan. for «wh tWh purpod* o»er the «t» •rty specially h. ippdy family of si oiitrd mxkmiim amount of bondi or n««ly u. may - Baumfartner and Mrs Robert, uwrefoe MHI amounting in the wire- not** to be lamtd therrfor, M abort b ronp if Mrs John Poll. j or negotiable not In eicwt* f,; Mark nrHHitM a rhrUtmac nrO- I PC " |I».WI IncludWa the a • FIBERGLASS REINFORCED ChrMmas, YeUmr • STAINLESS ST0EL CLOSURES or miUkMu o • NEW PERMAMTE COVERINGS $ m For Women: Nine met in American wir Gtft Ctnter Blue, Touriuter Gray,,G«JdeB WhiU and Jfeaort Tan from ib.ua For Men: Five size* in American Blue, Touritter Gray and Reaort Tau from 24.95 * TRI-TAPER Open Every Night Until Christmas CONVENIENT LAY-AWAV FLAN AVAILABLE PERTH AMBOY immmtMt -.NnENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 195A PAGE NINETEEN The witness Com- (Mir Garden mission of the Junior 10-Year Service Pins Given Church V" Pirst P« To P. A. Hospital Employes | his Week *t Sunday's meeting at 1-00 p M according to Oall Kewler, pub'J PERTH AMBOY — Ten-year Three employe** with over M I ,, r Hutgrera O»rd«n m i \ fh(?lrmanlr Campbell, service pins were awarded to 19 yen is o f >•; vice were also Inn- f iii-portef f ? - eiriployees of th« Perth Amboy ored and fn-esetiU'd with orohW General Hospital this week at an corsages. They were Miss Emm* Mr.. Charles informal dinner held at Howard ; Tjornelund, Mre. Bessie Drost, t»4 ,,,!• First AW advisers. Johnson's Restaurant in Wood-1 Mrs. JeuMc Kurybskl. , , vein for N»w Jersey brldne. for 33 hospital employees j R , Murawski. hot- , winter Btorm ttlftt Mlss Obfrt a ILLITERACY who have ilv«n 10 years or more pltal publit, r(,]alion8 director. W4 ,„. with trees. service, her sister, Miss Joan'Murawjfld, .,, i,i' your own tree doc- The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organiza- Anthony W. Eelurt, hospital di- .of Metuchen, provided musical sn- ,,,,,!(- is not to levfre, or 1 ,, run administer first tion report* that more than forty ip i tor. expressed appreciation to tertalnnjent with their aocordlohs. ,.,, if you know how. per oent of the adult population Hie ifrimp for their service to the *•- ^ - • •» ; of the world cannot read and , ; H ui for humans, first hospital and introduced Charles . . ., i u j ' write. The rate of Illiteracy Is E. Omory. president of the hos- Arlene Utrol liOfl«ll $ i ,,s can't wait. Healthy highest In Africa, where between ,,H)(i needs an active flow pitar.i board of governors, who Engagement Announced " and II per cent of the inhabi- awarded plus to the 19 recipients. e , in root* to leaves and tants are unable to read and write. '.,... to toots — even In FORDS-MT. and Mrs. Pat* | ADULT AND CHILDREN'S BOOKS \ • ATLASES • BIBLES • COOK BOOKS • DIC- WERY NIGHT TIONARIES • LATEST FICTION AND NON-FICTION BOOKS • WRITING PAPER AND NOTES • WRITING | PORTFOLIOS • AUTOGRAPH. PHOTOGRAPH AND | Wool Filled R SCRAP ALBUMS • DIARIES • GUEST BOOKS S UNTIL Cotton Satin Covered • EDUCATIONAL TOYS • DOLLS • STUFFED £ QUILTS 9.95 | BOOK TOYS • GAMES FOR THE FAMILY | GIVE A TYPEWRITER THIS CHRISTMAS | SHOP Christmas and New Year I LARGE DOLLS AND | Smith St., Between Madison and McClellan CHRISTMAS! S*K££«)CW!E») R Greeting Cards | TRUCKS REDUCED! » Perth Amboy, N. J. TOWEL SETS g 79 Smith St. and Others -1.95 to 19.95 SH0WER SETS Dueron and Acrilon f/' 1 J IT f / COMFORTERS Unusual and Us(M ----- "FOR YOU... a merrier Christmas and PILLOWS SPREADS «>.95 3.98*0,14.98 because I Chrome Spun UATH SETS SPREADS SAVED for it" 2.29 to 4.95 7.98 to 19.98 mmmmm Bates Is there "someone special" SPREADS you particularly want to please NOVELTY SETS 5.98 to 10.98 when holiday seasons arrive? Moke sure you can next year. 2.49 to 10.98 She'll Use with Pride! Start saving systematically TABLECLOTHS and you'll have extra cash Smart "Simtex" Print, and Solids—Qay Holiday Patierns for aenerou^ light-hearted giving. FABRICS Use the Cenvenlcnt LAV AWAY PLAN! Sure tq nuke a bit hltl 98c to 2.49 AVAILABLE ; 2.98 to 5.49 JOIN OUR CURTAINS FOR EVERY ROOM B GIVE YARD GOODS „„ ,«», 8 «id SEWING-NEEDS! 1957 M CHRISTMAS lARQUISETTE-Tailored and Ruffled 1.79 to 3.98 i w^ ^^ m Q( ^ lotfeUegt ^ Juflt mmg '\CRON CAPE CODS ^'^ ^° ^'^ S -~ *° ^ 'urnw' ^° &mu& wearables. CLUB P'ACRON TAILORED—No Ironing 2.98 to 3-98 fi COTTONS ...... from 59c yd. JS2f^Jt0Y •" ACRON-NO Ironing-Prlscilla ••- 4.49 to 16J8 | .„ W00LENg and •IATIN ..,,,„.„_„___ lMtoaWli • - • VNJL'Wro COTTON "I I AGE SETS • *'"" ^ myy fr J^R^CLM PA9RICS tiauux LININGS 9 AJt J'lNETTK SEtTS tM to iM I "" v 1.98 to 5.98 yd. JMICRO-UTE JJNING "(AKE.WITH MATCHING VALANCE IW to 3.98 1 ._,„„_„„ •S^pARDS So/aly/w Savings Sine* 18(9 J 'KAPES-Damask Printed Barks, - I WOOL JERSBYH • ALENCON LACES mr-co—uajnaSK, rruivuM «» ' n ^,, ^. .» ^^ ftn^ g Qg f ^^oN LUREX LACES The PEBTH AMBOY Lur«Jt Bark in w '"a ulfU Comes from Borden's You Know that it's Good" Savings Institution IWH AMK>r, NM JttSN v BORDEN'S Surprise Center mum mvi MTQW MKIMNCI cotraiAWM U MAIN STREFr (Corner of Sch(Wl 8tr^t) • WQOPBRIDGE 84036 •mmkA-d. $Xt&fc 4 PACJB TWENTY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEOAL NOTICE^ LfcGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAI- NOTICES PLANE BRAKES FAIL poratlon of. this State, whose princlpil case one or m»l» minimum bids shall NOTICB NOTICE tlom mud* for Mid improvements or be received, , Notice In hereby given that the fol- PARKERBUHO. W. V«.—When offlre la alluated at No, 380 Hobart »dvl«or tO ||,i The municipal bond ordinance pub- purpOMt, MM sum! nflnfc Inclusive of In charge thereof, upon whom process Upon acceptance of the minimum lowing proposed ordinance w»» Intro- pl bon p brakes on a Plfdrrioat Airline* agalnat this oorporatloli may be served, Street in the City of Perth Amboy, duced and paewid on first reading at when ri llnhenhed heitherewithh *a* * itdl »t a all spprofrt«tlon» heretofore made County of Middlesex, State of New Jer- bid, or bid above minimum, by the »ny of Its meeting of thi Tot^nahip Committee therefor »nd ammint.lng In the aggre- plane failed as it was taking to la C»rl R Beekert, Township Committee and the payment a meeting of the Township Committee ti f h sey (Martin 9. Koch being the a(tent of the Township of Woodbridge. In the heada on ii "f the Township pf Woodbridge. In the gate to Hi.tU Including the aftfrregate therein and In charne thereof, upon thereof by the purrhMer according to sum of *3,025 s» the several down pay- a stop near the airport terminal the manner of purohase In accordance County of Middlesex, New Jersey, held Coimtv of Middlesex and 8tat« of New whom process may be served), has com- He l nfr, / Jrlwy. hpld on Dectmiior 11, i»M. sn e Superior locutions: On each side of Sonora Avenue, from the Court. State House Annex, Trenton. westerly property Une of Middlesex Avenue westwsrdly New. Jersey, In accordance with the to the easterly right of way line of the New Jersey rules of civil practice and. procedure. Gsrden State Parkway, Route #4, approximately 1,740 feet 10.815 10.300 The action has been Instituted for t the purpose of foreclosing the right ot (el Conduction of concrete curbs and gutters within redemption In and to Four Uncertain the street lines together with necessary grading and Certificates nf Tax" Wl*; one dated Sep- tember 15, 1947. iupde by M J. Trainer. nuuirfnrlng, In and along the following streets and Collector of Taxes of Woodbridge locutions: On each Mde of Almon Avenue from the Township. New Jersey, to the Township northerly property line of Crampton Avenue north- Of Woodbridge. and concerns real estate wprrtlv tn the southerly property line of Woodbridge- known as Lots 2120 and 2121 In Block Carteret Road approximately 1.007 feet, Including radius 4M-H on the Woodbridge Township returns ot Von Vetchen Avenue and Woodbrtdge- Tsjt Map located on Columbia Avenue Carteret Road ••— 8,300 6.000 In «ald Township, aftother dated Octo- ber 16, 1936. made by M. J. Trainer. (f) Construction of concrete curbs and gutters within Collector of Taxes ot Woodbrldne the street lines together with necessary grading and Township. New Jersey, to the TowneJiip resurfacing. In and i\oai the following streeU and of Woodbridge, and concerns real estate locations: On cch side of Oarden Avenue from Olalre own *i T,ot 1 In Block 7M1-C on the A«enue to the Woodbrldge-Carttret Road approximately Woodbridge Township Tan Map located 1.452 feet. Including returns nt Von Vetchen Avenue ' OQ Woodbine Avenue in said Township; and Woodbrldse-csrteret Road, a total distance of another dated September 17. 1947, made approximately 2,977 feet 8,805 8,100 by M. J. Trainer, Collector of Taxes of Woodbridge Township. New Jersey, to (IT) Construction nt concrete curbs and gutters within the Township of Woodbridge, and con- the street lines together with necessary grading and terns real estate known as Lots 19S and resurfacing, -in and alona the following streets and 199 In Block 425-K on the Woodbridge locations: On ench side of Pershlng Avenue from the Township Tax Map located on Outlook westerly line of Middlesex Avenue, westerly to the Avenue In said Township; another en5terl" right of wny line of the Oarden State Pnrk- dated January 19. 1956 (being a dupli- way, Route #4, approximately 3,980 feet, Including cate of the original certificate which returns at Wilson Avenue and unnamed Street 11,550 11,000 was Ipst), made bi M* J. Tfcalner. Col- lector of Taxes pf •Wo#fBHdge.Town- (hi Construction of concrete curbs and gutters within ship, New Jersey, to the Township of the street lines together with necessary grading Bnd WoodBridge, and concerns real- estate resurfacing,. In and along the following atratl and known as Lots 18 to 28 in Block 432 -K locations: On each side of Fifth Street from the west- on the Woodbridge Township Tax Map erlv property line of Ford Avenue, westwardly approxl- located on Canal and Orand Streets In iriHtelv 43* lineal feet to the dividing line between the said Township. Township of Woodbridge and the Township of Edison... 2,520 2,400 You and each of you are made de- (H Construction of concrete curbs and gutters within fendants In the above entitled action the s'reet lines together with necessary grading and because you have or may claim to have resurfacing In and along the following streets and, some right, title, lien or other Interest locations: On the northerly side of Tappen 6tr««t from affecting the real estate •being fore- the easterly line of Remsen Avenue to the westerly line closed, by virtue of ownership, ln- of Minna Avenue, and on the southerly aide of Tappen herltthce. descent, Intestacy, devise, B'reer frcm the easterly Une of Retnsen Avenu* to the dower, ourtesj, inortfcuge, deed or con- e»»terlv line of Lot 42, Block 84S-A, as 3hown on the veyance, entry of Judgment or' other WoodHrtdge Townshln Tat Map, together with returns lawful or legal right. Tl)e nature ot at Reni-pn Avenue, Demorest Avenue and the westerly which and the reason that you a,nd girie of Mlnno Avenue, a total length of approximately each of you are Joined as defendants Is 5,600 set forth with particularity In the com- 1,987 feef 5.880 plelnt, a copy of which will be fur- (11 Construction of concrete curbs and gutteta within nished you on request addressed to the the street, lines totather with necessary grading Bnd attorney of tfie plaintiff, at the above resurfacing. In and along the following atreeto and mentioned address. locations: On each side of Cornell Street from the north I. GRANT SCOTT. prooerty line of Avenel Street, northwardly approxi- mately 625 lineal feet, to the south elde of Lehlgh Clerk or the Superior Court Avenue, including radius returns where nwemry at Dated; December 5, 1956 street intersections, according to the Engineer's Plan 3,990 A. H. ROSENBLUM, 3.800 Attorney for Plaintiff S88 New Brunswtclt Avenue Totals •••'•••• •e3|525 *60.500 FordJ^New Jersey • J I.-L. 13/13, 20, 27/M; 1/1/87 Efich of said lmDPovemnnts shall be met or undertaken In ni-corrfance with plans therefor on file in the Offlce of the TownshtD Engineer and sneclncetlon*. therefor NOTICB on file In the Offlce of the Township Clerk, walcll have TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned will apply to the Middlesex County heretofore been sad are hereby approved. Court on the 18th day of January. l»S7. The excess of the aDnrouflatlons at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, at the made for each such gurpose over the as may be In proportion to and not Court House, In the City of New Bruns- estimated maximum amgunt of bonds In excess of the peculiar benefit, advan wick. New Jersey, for a judgment au- tige or Increase In value which the thorizing him to assume the name of or notes to toe Issued *erefor, as above Dennis Flaherty Tocco. ' •, stated, Is the amount of the said down respective lots and parcels of real 1 payment for said puroose, and the ntn*« «hnll be deemed to receive by DOMia FLAHERTY , an works or improvement hereby author* reason, of said local Improvement. The Infant, by ORACE TOCCO, lzed in or with respect to the streets owner of any land urjon which any Guardian ad LI tern or tmrtlnns of streets or other placet such assessment shall have been made BPSTE1N, EPSTEIN & BROWN described to each of the above subpara- may pay* such assessment In the nun 33 West Grand Street graphs B)I*11 be undertaken and carried bar of equal annual installments hen Elizabeth, New JersQf on »s and shall constitute a separate Inabove determined, all as may be pro- I.-L. 12/13, 20. 2T/H; 1/3/S7 local Improvement made In and by the vided In accordance with law and with Township. leeal Interest on the unpaid balance of NOTICE TO 'BIDDERS the assessment. 1 Section 4. The following matters are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hereby determined, declared, recited Section «. The full faith and credit sealed bids for the purchase by the and sta*ed: of the Township are herebv pledged Township of • (A) The suld purposes described 1n to the punctual payment of the princi- 123,000 Gallons More or Leas of Section 3 of this prdlnance are not pal of and interest on the Said obllea Premium Gasoline current expenses and are each a prop- tlons authorized by this ordinance. Said — Alternate — erty or Improvement which the Town- obligations shall be direct, unlimited 125,000 Gallons of Regular j ship may lawfully acquire or make as obligation* of the Township, and the Gasoline a local Improvement. Township shall be obligated to levy will be received by the Township Com Hd valorem taxes upon all the taxable (bi The averase period of usefulness mlttee pf the Township of Woodbridge property within the Township for the at the Memorial Municipal Building, 1 of said purposes, within the limitations payment of mid obligations and In of sections 49:1-34 to 40:1-36 of .sxld Main street. Woodbrldge. New Jersey, terest thereon without limitation of until 8 P. M 1ST, on December 18, Local Bond Law and, according to the rate or amount, reasonable life thereof end taking into' 18M. and then at said Memorial .Mu- consideration the respective amounts of Section 7. This ordinance shall be nicipal Building publicly opened and the Bulct obligations to be Issued for the deemed to supersede and repeal al read aloud. severnl purposes, 1B ten (10) years. ordinances of the Township heretofore Plans and specifications may be ob- (c) Th» supplemental debt statement adopted Ijo the extent that) any of Bald tained In the offlce of Mrs. Vera M. nwiutred hy mid Law has been duly ordinances appropriated moneys for the Ryan, Administrative Secretary, #1 made and died )n the oltic.e of the Improvements described In Section 3 of Main < Street, Woedbrldge, N. J. The Township Clerk ind a complete exe- this ordinance In excew of the appro- Townahlp Committee hereby reserves cuted original thereof hiit been filed priation heretofore made and to the the right to reject any or all blftj. in the office Ot the Director of th« extent that any af aald ordinance* , B. J. DtmjOAN, Division of Loral Oovernment of the authoriies the Issuance of JJ&IKIB or Toirruhlp Clerk State of New Jersey, and such state- notes of the Townshlo for financing To be advertlaeff In Woodbrldga Ind«- ment shows that the gross dent of the any of the .purposes described in Sec pendent.Leader and Fords Beacon 6n Township as rtdinad In section 40:l-7fl tlpn 3 of this ordinance, but nothing December 6, 1956, and December 13, of said La* it increased by tills ordi- herein shall be deemed to .mpalr the IBM. nance by H0.900. and the Issuance of validity Of any obligation of the Town- I.-L. 12/8, the suit! abliButlona authorized by thU ship Incurred and outstanding pur- sunnt to b«id ordinances so repealed, ordinance Is permitted by the exception NOTICIi TO BIDDERS K :"• ••' contained In subjection Id} of section and all obligations so Incurred and i. 1. 40:1-16 of buhl Law to the debt limita- now OiitsUu4liiR shall be deemed to be NOTICB ' 16 HER1BT 0IVM that tions preocHbed by tjuld Law. obligation* Incurred aud outstanding sealed bids for, the purchase by the Kil The following Items, as defined under this ordinance. Township of , • HJW Oallons #3 Fuel Oil- and uuthorlzeii hy bectlou 40:1-55 ol Section U This ordinance ahall tak said Law, i|te .mrl KIIUII be charged as More or Lest effect twenty (JO) days after the first will he received by the Township Com a part of the cost of »uld several pur- publication therefor after final passage, afl ttie tree* in the poses to Be nnancad by the tbcuance mlttee of the TJwnshlp of Woodbridge an provided by said Local Bond Law. »t the Memorial MuMelpal Btiil«W7I of sukl ubilgtUoiis: (!) not «xceecllllK HTJOH B. QUIBLKY, •l.lKKi mi ;nBpomit of the cost of Issu- Main Sirett, Wobdbrldge, Wew J«n*y, ance of said obllgittlons: nnd (2) not Mayor until 8 P. M-, K8T, on D««mb«r A enceeilHiK •S.aoo on account of engi- B. J. DUNIOAN, 19M, aod then at suld Meiiorlal- liu- neering jiiiU Inspection cotits jind leteal Township Clerk nlclpal Building publicly opened and "J expeiisea; mill 13) not exceeding »2,100 I.-L. U/13. JO/M read aloud. on iicrduiii of Intortia on obligations Plati« and speculations may be ob- to tl 11iiIi<_• f buch cost during the period tained In the office of Mrs Vera M permitted by suld Section. AN KftROR Ryan, Administrative secretary, #1 (e) ling will be contributed by Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. The the Wp «t large to payment of BAN DUDOO, Cal. During Township Committee hereby retervat > anv of said UaprovemenU his "welcome" talk to 30 new ar- the right to reject any or all bids. or purposes, und the eetlinttM amount rival* at the Marine iCorpa Re- 8. J. DUjfiaAM of the si)ecl|l niisi:™]ieiit.i to be levied „, . Towmhlp Ol»rl( from A Tnth Ctntttry l&Qi on |)rnperiy.»J>tnJaHv liKiietlLad by each cruit Depot, 8»t. Henry D. Patter- To be advertised In Woodbridge Inde- m of t>trtd Jlijpruveinence 1s the total son was interrupted by a' con- pendent-Leader and Pordt Beacon on uniuiiit or the appropriation hereby t>e«n*er «. 1858,, and December 3, made Mr such Improvement, and the stantly waving hand. Forced to number of Annual lostHlljnentf In acknowledge the periiitent re- I.-L. U/i, 13/Ji which all buci special assatmmkto rauy •ASTERN b* BRIII U nn (io). cruit, Pat^non *M surprised tp CKUTIPICATii «r BKDULTIOM Bectloo |. The cost of eat* «uch le*ra that 18 of the* 20 recruits Of CAPITAL lw«l liiiprareniii/t, tu the en lent ut ov # the itniuunt of the appropriation htrt- to whom h« had been, talking were THOMAS YOUNG OBLHIIM, tHC tbertlor, tbnij b« paid by an<- all ftoipectiv* sallon. They had J» 'ti f 'fiffiH& tmehts which alkali be levied In accordance with low on property bwdd the wrong bus at the •oecially bejwnted toereby, mig airport. INDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1058 PAGE TWENTY-CWfil EVERYDAY IS Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice" CHUCK ROAST ..T Ib. Lancaster Brond Chuck Roast is mighty mouthwatering fare-always tender, juicy flavor- some! It's cut from Govemment-graded U. S. Choice beef selected by Acme's own super- critical experts. If it doesn't give you Pot Roast with real "smile appeal," we'll refund every penny you've paid. Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice" Boneless Cross-Cut Roast*•79' Oxen-Ready Rib Roast- 63' BAKERY Fresh Ground Beef 3 - $100 Virginia Lee Large Sixe C Cherry Pies 49c Leg or Rump Veal Roast 49 Special! Bursting with plump cherries! Virginia Lee New England KOSHER PASTUAMI or KOSHER LAMB CHOPS Coffee Cake 39c Corned BEEF Rib Ib. 79c Loin Ib. 89c Virginia Lee Large Marble or LONG OR THICK BAR-B-QUE Golden Pound 55c By the piece CHICKENS You'll love that fine butter flavor! Supreme Old Munich HOLIDAY GROCERY ITEMS... STOCK UP TODAY! Rye Bread '« 21c FROZEN FOODS - SWIFT 39' FREE! Ideal Brand Cut or French Green One Unit With Each PORK & BEANS 3-32 $10.00 Purchase Beans 2* 35' Yellow Rose Minute Maid IDEAL CATSUP W 2^35' ORANGE JUICE 4VT$1°° Dinnerware PRESERVES = Item This Week 3 6-oz. cans 44 PRINCESS MARGARINE : 2 39 SALAD Ideal Burry Chocolcte Chip Cookies 8ptT Chocolqte Macs8 X 33c FRENCH FRIES 16- Y«ur Sunshine Vienna Fingers "*£' Sugar Jumbles ox. Choice PLATE 9-oz. pkgs. ill Ativerthed Price* Effective 2 29 Through Sat., Dec. 15th DAIRY DEPARTMENT Velveeta JX* SPECIAL! ACME LOW PRICE! KRAFT Philadelphia Brand r Crisp California Iceberg Lettuce Large Head Cream Cheese Fresh and well trimmed. All guaranteed top quality, crisp, firm heads. Provolone Salami Ib. Stayman Winesap Apples 4-39 Firm, very juicy, medium tart, excellent for ail purposes. Most everyone likes Staymans. S-ox. I cello bag Cape Cod Cranberries ! ^ 19 i 4,-i Red ripe and fre.sh. Perk up with fresh cranberries, Keep a supply in your refrigerator freezer unit. 49c AUNT JEMIMA Hunt's Yellow Cling FLORIDA ORANGES PANCAKE FLOOR 2 .»*»*• 33c Scott, TOILET TISSUE 5 •* 49c PEACHES 2 28 oz. cais 55c NIBLETS CORN ,2 n«u 29c GRAPEFRUIT Vermont Maid $Y!M«-*«" 25c PICKLE SPEARS 2 32«. m 45c U Florida Seedless Route 1 and Green St. Circle, Iselin PAGE TWENTY-TWO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1656 INDEPENDENT RIGHT PITCH By Alan Mover St. James' 5 Stop Pineauli S|IIM|^ AL Metuchen in Loop A OF TW QUARTSft 6ACKrrt& ^ Tilt; Arway Stars HAd8 u s:il|. burst to ?o ahead of Metiichen, 21- considerable chunks of yardage. Their most devastat- •fll thw eliinii,.. ! 16 Both tearas played op even ing play was an inside the tackle slant with the king- i'is camr out in; 1, terms during the final stania, scor- 666 find 673-Wiii i ing six points apiece. back blocking the backer-up. The offensive maneuver j Arway was Woodbrldge's lead- paid off with a score in the first period. Pumpers1 mm,' ,,,, ing point producer wUh all fieM The second quarter was a replica of the first, with « at palk |,. jfuals for 12 counters, while Prank games of 13.> .fin, 'Kelleman trailed after ciialkUi* the wingback pounding the Golden Bear backer-up out A COOD SiKVT: Is Ifiyrar-old Wurrrn I.awrmrr, 14 Liberty J40. Her leamiji,-, up nine. Pat McGuHjon was Me- of the picture an every off-tackle thrust. By the time AvtBVf, W«odbrld«c. who batted this nr> p.mnd. wvfn point and Lillian Kn!u , tuchen's most consistent shooter buck OQ the opening day of deer season Monday in North *'ith scores of -t-n ion the floor with 13 points. His the half roiled around, the backer-up was groggy and Jervy. Warren id a junior at Woodbrldgf Hlrh School. This U Retkwa, 442. .it,.1. I teammates, Tom Degnan and Joe STRIKES and SPARES the Golden Bears were trailing, 6-0. hia second year as a successful hunter. I^st »m«n he shot a nttl, 410. were ,) I Kotojiy, trailed, with seven and M 140 pounder on the last day of the hunting season. The youm Maintain j six, respectively. When the Bears reached the clubhouse for the mid- 1*4 hupUfl with his brother, (.arv, 17. They are the son* of Payne's Lum-:, :i CRAFTSMEN HOUSE State Jewelers 16 Mr. and Mrs. l-awrenrr Larsen, St. Mary's Wli» game break, Cacciola was as angry as a hungry bear LEAGUE Urban Studio 18 three and one-h.ii St. Mary's of P«rth Amboy re- who had just missed his third meal. After a series of the top of the hi Almasi Trucking . 23 W L mained undefeated along with S,t. two out of throe Mauro Motors 24 explosions which rattled the shingles on the roof, he I Almasi Tavern 29 10 James' in the league after con- cavatlng. The , Woodbridge Auto Sales 23 frakimowicz Scores All : Plaza Barbers 25 14 quering our Lady of Peace, 46-31, sought out his backer-up who was slumped in a corner copped the first i: <• Urban Sunoco 27 C & S Trucking 24 15 in a one sided contest. 709-814 and 78:)-«t., Honor Roll in desperate need of some consolation and medical Craftsmen Club 24 15 the second, 764.ti.vj High individual scores: Ballo Our Lady of Peace, after an put* attention. Points as Iona Triumphs Batatas Plumbing 19 20 Stetlle Salcy 4>. ;,; 230, Stancik 222, T. Stemback standing opening game victory, ap- Hill Tops 16 23 After glaring at his gridder for a full minute, Cac- TEAM STANDINGS Villanova's three digit*. 463, and Irene H:., 220. Poos 208, McCann 207, Mc- parently lost their touch and were Blue Bar 15 24 W Coach Tom Murtagh's Holy shared the spotii i Closky 206, Leon Gerity 204, Sisko never in the game against the Am- ciola bellowed, "Are you awaic ui the fact that the ; : Mayer's Tavern 4 35 Iona 2 Cross quintet took a (1-0 lead over Lunch. PacliiR in., i.-,, Jr. 202, Bauman 202. (Continued on page" twenty-three» Honor Boll wingback has been using you for a blocking dummy St. John's 1 Seton Hall in the first quarter, the alleys were M.,: : Results Hfch team game, Plaza Barbers Seton Hall 1 then proceeded to add to It for the Kay Smith wltn t..- Three - game winners: McCar- the whole first half, and they have gained no less than 101?: J. Nagy 231, J. Toth 236, Fordham 1 next three periods to chalk up a 424. thy's Sport over Urban Studio, seventy yards over your position? The backer-up, with B. Jost 186, J. Subyak 195, J, Recs Beat Dodgers Holy Cross 1 well earned 19-« triumph. The win Cooper's Danv Gerity Funeral Home over Urban Chrarella 171. a hurt expression on his face, looked up and mur- VlUanova 0 spotted Holy Cross in a four-way climb toward t... Sunoco. High individual game*: R. Deter tie for second place. after taking Uo •;, • Two-game winners: Bob's TV mured, "I know, Coach, but he hasn't caught one 224-201-215—640. H. Deter 209- - - but 22 Years Ago WOODBRIDGE — Iona reigned Once again it was Denny Leahy ings from the Mr., :;. over Mauro Motors, Mayer's Tav- 192-223—624, B. Jost 200-225-186 pass yet!" at the top of the St. James' Little who set the pace for Holy Cross The Beautlcuur ern over Woodtwidge Liquor, Ryan -en. FORDS—After battling through Cacciola, the Leo Durocher of semi-professional foot- Basketball League this week, from the floor wRh ap 11 point game, 682-62!). ; Plumbing over Urban Studio, Al- a scoreless first half, the Fords thanks to Pete Trakimowicz, who output, The talented forward ran Hlsch individual scores: J. Mayer other two in tin- ii . •. masi Trucking over Woodbridge Recreations scored a touchdown ball, was a first rate showman who drew almost as scored all his team's points in their up his total with five shot* from 202; R. Demerest 228, R. Galvanek 634 and 757-62*; Auto Sales. each in the third and fourth quar- much attention as his players because of his sideline 26-25 victory over St. John's. outside and one free throw. His 215, M. Schubert 212, P. O'Brien Maryon Claiv-. ;•.,•. ters here to defeat a classy South No one will dispute the fact that teammate, Roger Peck, handled 214; J. Subyat 206, E. Szeles 215, FORDS SATURDAY NITE antics. He was tough on all officials whether he paid with a 195K,UII. .I.. Amboy Dodger eleven, 13-0, at Trakimowlcz's performance was the rest of the point producing J. Oougeon 201, T. Perraro 210, J. MIXED LEAGUE Miie Kaluskci r Pfeiffer's Terrace before a record them or not. Working a losing Golden Bear contest one of the greatest Individual feaU with tight counters. Torgerson 4in. : Gursaly 231, 8. Derewdsky 204, J. W L crowd. ever staged on the St. James" court. A more detailed account of the Beauticians' It.,: : Dejnko 201, 3. Denitto 221, D. Mauro Motors •... 29 13 with Cacciola attempting io coach and officiate was Bob Dickson, former Perth Am- He was magnificent, tossing nine Iona-St. John's scrap showed Pete Goryl 224. , . , Norwood Distributors 25 17 ? AIHUSMC'^D.tfHfff/%ny.«)dsU« tooter to seek the seclu- Eleano^ Kindt,) 1 Jag's 24- 18 field goals and eight fouls through Trakimowicz as a real competitor court, whho pos;< WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN ed for both scores. Jigg's Tavern 22 20 sion of a cold cell filled with unruly gremlins. the hoops to account for his 26- in the closing minutes of the fourth and 414. LEAGUE In the third quarter, Dickson Team No. l 20 22 We remember one game in particular where the point total. He also played a period. With u minute and fifteen W went off tackle for the first touch- standout defensive game to round BEE COST $500 Team No. 2 18 24 seconds remaining in the game, Sh«U 30 down, following a sustained inarch Golden Bear skipper waa carrying on a running feud ojil. his brilliant afternoon. KITCHENER, Team No. 3 17 25 Pete sent Iona to the front, 22-31, A I F.B, A - 27 upfield and in the final period he I St John's took over in the first Darling Furniture 13 29 with one of the offtclajs who happened to be working with a well .executed lay up shot, flew into the i Woodbridge Em. Squad .. 25 intercepted a forward pass and qiarter by leading Iona, 11*6. How- Honor Roll put the lead evaporated when Paul by Ross Steeves , Isejin Chiefs 24 ran forty yards for a score. He the game without cojljpensation due to the financial ever, Trakimowicz got hot in the High individual scores Rose Nagy hit with a set shot to put St. off the bee, Stei .< Isefln No. l 22 added an extra kick from place-' second period and cut the margin Arias 167-180-191—528, E. Trost, status of the club. Long about the third quarter, the John's on top, 23-22. Trakimowicz a parked car un ,• Avenel Exempts 21 ment. to a 13-12 count at the half time Sr. 233, M. Palmquist 221. official, tiring of Cacciola's continued remarks directed drew a pair of fouls and under damages to ootii Avenel Em. Squad 11 The Dodgers took to the sir in intermission1. The Saints found the pressure made them both good to Results him $500. Avenel No. 1 8 the waning minutes of the game out on the field, called for time out and strode toward range again in the third period take over once more, 24-23. Three-game winners: Jag's over ' Honor Roll in a desperate but futile attempt 1th a six point splash, which sent Team No. «1, Mauro Motors over the bench. With a finger pointed at Cac, he threatened, St. John's c^ame battling back High team games: A. Gorechlad to put over at least one touchdown. then ahead, 19-14. But Trakimo- Darling Furniture. with time running out and made it 185-221-236 — 642, G. Housman The victory marked the second "If you continue to abuse our judgment, I am going wicz was not to be denied as he Two - game winners: Norwood 25-24 on Richie Toth's one-hander. GIVE'HIM 231-182-214 — 630. M. Wachter of the season for the Recs who to pace off 15 yards every time your voice reaches my parted the nets for 13 points in the It looked as though lona's ohaiifeo 20*>183-216—603. Distributors over Jigg's Tavern, next Sunday will play the power. final frame to wrap up the vic- Team No. 2 over Team No. 3. ears." Before he could resume his trek across the field of pulling the game out of the firs DISTINCTION Sigh individual scores: A. Pe- ful Fort Monmouth team. The tory. were impossible until Traklmowlez terson 203-213, J. McClue 203, J. CENTRAL JERSEY WOMEN'S Soldiers will invade th> community the high-powered coach screamed, "You listen to me Paul Nagy and Richie Toth were took a pass and faked beautifully *• GIVE HIM A flajlo 203, H. Deter 218, M. Petras MAJOR LEAGUE with their forty piece band. or—" Before 1)« could finish the sentence, the official Coach Jack Shubert's big guns of- before driving in for a lay up shot FORDS 218, J. Lockie 201, A. Liscinski W L S. AMBOY fensively with point totals of 15 which decided the game at the RECS (13) interrupted, "You'll do what, Cacciola?" At a loss for 200r212, J. Atkinson 202. Catalin Corporation .... 24 12 PODGEBS (I) and 10, respectively. whistle. MR: DISNEY Blanehan} L.E. Kutowtkl Sheriff Bob Jamison .... 22 14 words, but only for a brief second, the Golden Bear •Fordham, stressing defensive in Action in the league resume* WOODBRIDGE SERVICE Schultze L.T. Bagglettl Plainfield Rec 20'/2 15& master replied in a subdued voice, "Well, I can always a big way. won its first/fame of Saturday morning at nine o'clock LEAGUE Balint Moran The Pines 18 18 the season by taking Villanova into ,at the St. James1 gym with three W Anderson C. laskowiak cancel your invitation to our banquet, you know." Burlew's 15'/2 2O'/2 camp by a 43-3 tatty. The losers games on the slate. Fordham and Lou's Market 25 Raphael R.G. CoM, National Plumbing 8 28 were held scoreless throughout the Seton Hull match shots in the first Cooper's Dairy 24 Bacha R.T. Strong The stories we have just related about our friend Honor Roll third and fourth quarters. game, Iona and Villanova square Plaza Barbers 21 Thompson R.E. Cleary Tony Qatxiola may or may not be true—use your own High individual scores: Mildred . Johnny Dalton, Pordham't »way'm •«»*• second, white Holy ftiljcrest Inn 20 Campion Monahtn Hardy, Catalln. 173-223-167-563; judgment. sharpshootlng forward, was the Cross and 3t Jtifto's «lasri in the Saturday Niters 17 Dickson LH Cormd Anne Dustal, Shefiff Jamison, game'* high scorer^ with eight final tonu-st of th« morning Oak Tree Drugs 13 Lybeck R.H. HOOKERS. . . . Tommy Williams, a brilliant full- 176-188-222—586; Elizabeth Balla, points. Gerry Miller accounted for 6thec!ule. Flfflt Aid 13 Hudkins PB. National, 211; Marge Yelencsics Harris back at Glendale Junior College, was recently named iMlnmlint: A S-K Fogging 11 Score by periods: 162-194-203—559, Marie: Rowe idinantionol t ' Honor Roll to the Junior West Coast All-Conference football team. Forts Recs 0 0 8 1-13 .'•'•• \ 201, Bernice Totero 200, Dorothy hot Oporl. Noir .. Team high. Cooper's 917: E Dodgers 0 0 0 Haas 800. He was the conference's leading ground gainer and in a-o wider at ildcv , ) Cooper 168, B. Blyth 174, M. Doros Substitutions: Recsj — Savlpo, eight games averaged 4.6 yards per carry. .. . Jimmy 221 W. Blyth 190, M. fiisco 161. Results Weisman, Sachett, Panconl, '. Sports Flashes Into a ciiip bu.i \ 11 9 Three - game winner, Catalin individual high: M. Sisko 211 tella, Wargo, Lee, Haney, GuifYre. Keating rates Dennis Hodovance of Holy Trinity, Perth perfect prop. ••; l.r Corporation over Burlew's. G.Silva 215, M. Doros 224, W South Amboy—Manhattan, Hyr*S, Amboy, the most talented player in the St. James' every man. *«*»- Bljjth 203, T. Obidzinski 211, F Two-game winners: 8heriff Bob Farrell, Abe. Dennis 1 heroine's home life Is eventually, fatejly shot In his plush New Yurk' Rainy m not earn wag*' of m*r», restored, It Is. as has b«en noted, maneto*. and the re** of the story J, ., than 1*0 nr doei not render nb- CLASSIFIED ON THE a feline carnival for the ladiM it derated to. showing how and Of Her (Inge Loops •tMBlUI Mrrifex In sdl-envlnr- RATES - INFORMATION before the vlllianesMs get their whg Tie» tot that way. On his YOUR NEW tMiit. Benefit* are payable for SCREEN Just dues. way up from the posl WOODBRIDOE- A delay tn the' any month in which he 1* ace 7? fill words Deadline for ad»; Wtdnetdaj II June Allyson gives an excellent tlon of a refugee from Ctechslo- starting of the three Recreation or ever. Earning* for the wfcoV additional word A. M. for the ume mttk>9 SOCIAL SECURITY vakiA, to man with a fortune, he Leagues until after the year ainst be cannted to deter- i,k In advance publication. "The OPPOSITE SEX" performance as Kny. ComintlarW The screen play by Pay and Dick Shawn and Jim Backus and cheats a lot of people, holiday* was announced this mine the number of bemrfHa Telephone WO-K-ni() Michael Kunln, was adapted from an afnuslng lampoon on pschla- Including a strlnge of beautiful morning by DirectoDit r JohJ n ZZullu o When anyone colleota social payable for the Tear. TheMf#M. Clare Boothe's "The Womeh.^rv. Joan Collins performance at woman,- -Among th«m are Yvonne frwii his Municipal Building office. I security benefits, what U he per- earning* for month* be'ore the "'Mrh was De Carlo, as a petty thief he picks Individual makes application fw .,, \NI> FEMALE • about twenty the two-timing chorus plrl who No reasons were given for the re- mltted to earn in wages and m\U • FOR SALE « snatches Miss Allyson's husband lit u? aud makes a builnew unsocial*; v4aed schedule, ] employment without having these benefits must be added to hi* ill 1,1' WANTED years BRO and filmed by M-O-M I in itfju. 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