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VOL. XVII—NO. 3 FORDS, N. J., .THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 PRICE EIGHT CENTS Clubwomen Make, Gift to Library Sweetness Committee and Light Real Estate By CHARLES E. GREGORY
Miss Jo-Anne Youngrberg- • c/o The Staff aiser Sun Valley Lodge Sun Valley, Idaho j My Dear Mijs Burned Toast: . I think '-it" "really was my fault that the;toast burneii Reeb, Jr. GOPEndter Choice for Negotiations —because I was. so euriou-. about you Mormons that I INlayor Choice; If. Ward Control Are Under Way guess I kept you.from watch- COLONIA—The dramatic battle of the proxies for control of ing it. If you still, by chanc<\ Montgomery-Ward gained local interest today when Louis E. Wolf son, are embarrassed by that Smith to Run one of the contenders, announced that if he is successful in his fight Mroz charred1 little . heap you he will nominate E. W. Endter, Stafford Road, as a member of the WOODBRIDGE — Lyle B. new Board of Directors. brought in one morning, thu Reeb, Jr., Warwick Road, Colonia, WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge will be the Republican candidate Mr. Endter, who is president of the California Oil Company; is Township is on the verge of taking- is just to let you know I'm also a member of the Board of not much of a toast fan, any- j for mayor, Arnold S. Graham, Re- steps to meet head-on the most publican Municipal Chairman, an- Governors of (Perth Amboy Gen- pressing requirement of the times way. I eral . Hospital and was chairman nounced this morning. He will op- -revaluation of its real estate. * * * « pose Mayor Hugh B. Quigley at of its drive for -capital funds : This newspaper for years has You , were so patient in the polls in November. which raised in the neighborhood answering all my questions •Mr. Graham also announced of $1,200,000—the largest sum ever urged these steps be taken, and. that Raymond F. Smith, Jr., 31, yesterday Committeeman George it is difficult for me to con- Devon Road, Colonia, will be the raised in this area for any cause. fess to you now that I made Second Ward candidate to oppose •Mr. Wolfson, one of the boy Mroz announced that decision vir- many mental reservatiora Committeeman Peter Schmidt. wonders of the American free tually has been reached to employ to check your answers with No announcement has been enterprise system, is locked in a Louis M. Hammerling of Newark some authority. I could see made as yet as to the identity of to conduct an examination of every the First and Third.Ward Repub- monumental struggle with Sewell no reason why, merely bo- Avery, octogenarian Chairman of piece of real estate in the Town- oi !hr VI njiiaii\ t'luh of Wimdhrirtge are shown before some steel shelving they presented lican candidates. Mr. Graham said ship, and set a value upon each. It cause you are such a skillfui to the Barron Free Public Library. Left to right are Mrs. Carolyn Bromann, librarian, showing- one final meetings will be held over the Board of Montgomery-Ward, little skier, that you also of the books on display on the new shelves to Mrs. M. John Schubert. Seated are Mrs. Bernard the weekend and announcements for control of the great.mail order will then be necessary for the should be a reliable historian J. Cpncannon, Miss Alta Ryan, Mrs. Joseph Brannegran. Standing are Mrs. Alfred L. Tyrrell and would then be.forthcoming. homse. The former is represented Township Committee to decide and theologian. I have been Mrs. Norbert S. Jost. Mr. Reeb is a graduate of Pin- as controlling 500,000 Ward shares upon what percentage of the es- gry Schol in Elizabeth and at- iablished value assessments will bs pleasantly surprised to know tended Avon School in Connecti- out of the total of '6,500,000 shares how accurate were your f cut and the University of the outstanding. Mr. Avery, on the made. statements and versions of Iselin's ^Hot Rod Club Fire Costs Boost South, Swanee, Tenn. For the past other hand, has questioned the Mr. Mroz stated that Mr. Ham- the Church of Jesus Christ 11 years he has been connected extent of Mr.. Wolfson's holdings merling formerly was employed by of Latter-Day Saints, its be- with Radio Station WAAT and and estimates them at 28,000 J. B. Cleminshaw, Cleveland, one Stirs Lively Controversy Tax Rates Further Television Station WATV. He is a of the foremost appraisal firms in ginnings and its conceptions, member of the Second Presby- shares. This number, however, is WOODBRIDGE — The Town Committee will discuss the "hot rod" the amount of Mr. Wolfson's reg- the country specializing in muni- its doctrines and its impact WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge terian Church of Rahway and E. W. EMDTER ipal revaluations. The local offi- controversy in Iselin at its next caucus session Thursday night, Mayor municipal officials are/ awaiting Delta Tau Delta fraternity. He is istered ownership. upon those 2,000,0000 people Hugh B. Quigley said today. ;ial added that Mr. Hammerling with considerable anxiety the final married to, the former Ruth Fox, presently is engaged in valuing who have" accepted it. The Town Committee recently leased a piece of municipally-owned Essex Fells and is the father of Selection of Mr. Endter for a decision from the Middlesex place on the Wolfson directorate, certain properties in various sec- * * « * property on the Lincoln Highway to the Custom and Bod Club, which County Board of Taxation on its two children, Lyle, III, and Su- Coming from Salt Lake is under the' supervision of Patrolman Arthur Donnelly, an Iselin zanne. is the result of a long personal tions of the community, as a sam- resident. The club plans to build ultimatum that the Township add friendship between the two men ple of the work he would do if en- City, I suppose you already a shop in which it will learn to over $12,000,000 to its assessed Smith UP Graduate as well as a close friendship be- gaged. have an impression of it at aluation. Mr. of make repairs. Son to Occupy Father's Smith is a graduate tween Mr. Endter and the Wolf- The Township Committee has 9:30 at night in a heavy If the County Board "sticks to Pingry School, Elizabeth and 'the son family, which has extended At Tuesday's session, Paul Kem- Pulpit Here on Sunday ts guns"—and it is under con- Wharton School of Business of the included in the 1955 budget 311 snowstorm. Our flight to Chi- eny, Perth Amboy Attorney, who over many years. Care has been WOODBRIDGE — The growth item of $12,200 for reappraisals, cago was very uncertain, be- siderable pressure from the cities University of Pennsylvania. He is taken in announcement of the of the Township, particularly in said he represented 500 families • WOODBRIDGE — Chaplain of New Brunswick and Perth Am- a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon but Mr. Mroz stated this sum cause of an even heavier residing in the Star-Eagle section selection to point out that it was the Second and Third Wards, ne- would not be sufficient to pay for (First Lt.) William G. Devanny, , boy to abide iby its original de- fraternity and has his own insur- made on a personal basis and in snowstorm at Denver, so I of Iselin" presented petitions urg- who thasjust; returned from Ko- ance business. He is active in Boy cessitated the establishment of six the enormous job entailed. He said. ; ision—the tax rate will increase no way reflects any corporate in- ing the .committee to rescind, its rea,--will preach for f his father, . Scout and Girl Scout work and new districts by the Town Com- this was a preliminary appropria- flagged a, hack..ftapa the air- lease %o the club "at $1 a year. again, between 25 and 35 points. terest of any kind on the part of mittee Tuesday night, now mak- port and looked up the book- •Rev. Earl. Hannum Devanny at A tentative tax rate of $9.8-8 as in the Second Presbyterian Church tion to cover the cost of setting- Mr. Kemeny declared the club of Rahway. -He! is married and is Standard Oil Company of Cali- ing a total of 27 districts in the up an organization to do the work store which you had told me the 11 o'clock services in the revealed in the Township budget fornia, in the proxie fight. The three wards. was a "menace to the public and First Presbyterian Church Sun- the father of three children, Su- and to cover such training of per- stayed open all night. I found disturbed the peace and quiet of introduced last week, shows an California Oil Company is a day. increase of B7 points, without tak- san, 6; Trace, 4 and Ann, six With the new set-up the First sonnel as may be required. He_ it, and also a very pleasant the neighborhood night and day." months. wholly-owned subsidiary of Stand- Ward will have six districts, the added that local residents would- "When the club members cleared Chaplain^. Devanny is a. mem- ing any increase in the county ard of California. and helpful clerk—who also ber of the 82nd Airborne Divi- rate into consideration. In announcing the candidates of Second Ward, 15 districts and. the be used on some phases of the is a Mormon—and finally se- the ground," Mr. Kemeny said, Mr. Reeb and Mr. Smith, Mr. Third Ward, eight districts. program, but that experts, also 'they stripped to the waist and sion. - It is not impossible for the base Graham said: "We of the. Repub- would be hired to value industrial lected some pamphlets and used loud profanities. Their con- rate to soar to around $10.20. This Under the resolutions approved lican party' feel we jhave secured by the Committee, District 6 in and business properties. a book so I could verify the duct was disorderly. They play a will not include the, cost of fire two fine men to represent the Mrs. McAndrew Mayor Hugh B. Quigley said he variety of information which jame with their -hot rods they call protection. the Second Ward will be rear- Annual Red Cross Township as a whole and the Sec- ranged and Districts 11 and 12 has met Mr. Hammerling and dis- you had given me—as the chicken* which consis.ts of driving The County Board of Taxation ond Ward. Before the weekend is cussed the local problem with him, toward each other in the fastest is expected to announce its final To be-Candidate created. District 6. will start at over, we hope to be able to pre- Wood Avenue, * Iselin, along- the but that negotiations had been toast burned. speed possible and then swerving Fund Drive Opens decision next Thursday. sent to you two other capable men conducted primarily by Mr. Mroz. * * * * out of the way at the last pos- Meanwhile the Township As- whom we hope you will elect as EDISON—Mrs. Walter J. Mc- northerly line of the Pennsylvania sible second. All decent communi- Andrew, 83 SchuylerDrive, hasfan- railroad, northwesterly and north- Haste Is Urged I followed,the glow in the WOOBBKIDGE — Approxi- sessor's office has struck fire rates your First and Second Ward rep- The length of time which will bs ties have banned hot rods. We (Gontinued on Page 6) resentatives.':' nounced that she will be an inde- easterly • along Middlesex Avenue, sky—its souive being the realize that youth must have an mately 500 volunteers have pendent candidate in the May 10 southwesterly along the center (Continued on Page 6) flood-lights on your beautiful outlet, but there are many other started a house-to-house canvass municipal election. line of the Lincoln Highway. temple and tabernacle—to ways, ways that do not result in in the Township to collect funds A member of the board of direc- District 11 will include the new the Hotel Utah which, as you injury or death." to -continue the work of the Am- Authority Signs Contract tors of the Edison League of Wo- Iselin developments in Elizabeth Charter Received know, is owned by the Mor- Tells Background erican Red Cross. •'-- men Voters, she announced she Avenue) Washington Avenue In announcing the start of the will resign from that post as a re- mons. I chatted with the Committeeman Peter Schmidt sult of her candidacy. The league's Broome Street, southeast to Henry By Sons of Le on pointed out the Town Committee drive, J. J. . Dowling, chapter On Potters Rehabilitation Place and along the northerly line clerk to find out if I could chairman, stated: "We trust that EDISON—The formal contract between Edison Township's Housing charter forbids any member oi. the of the development known as have a place to sleep in case gave sanction for the use of the Authority and the consulting firm that will carry out the.work in board of directors to run for public EDESON — A charter for the land when Patrolman Donnelly everyone will welcome these work- office. Westbury Park. Sons of. the American Legion there were no flights, and and some of the parents came to ers who are giving' of their time planning the rehabilitation of the Potters section was signed by the District 12 will start at the in- while I was waiting if I could so that a neighbor might receive Authority- at a meeting Tuesday in .the Municipal Building. A resident of the Township for Squadron, the second granted, in them and asked for permission to The contract provides $3,500 to be paid to the consultants-for ex- five years, Mrs. McAndrew is a tersection of the Port Reading Middlesex County, was received s.t; sit in the lobby and read. He construct a repair shop and learn assistance when needed. graduate of the University of Il- Railroad and the center line of a meeting of Clara Barton Post, mechanics under stri6t supervi- penses in preparing the first phases of the work w.hich will include an was kind on both counts, so "Meetings have been held with application for federal funds to and a housing code." linois and received a master's de- Worth Street, and will include the American Legion, Tuesday. sion. The. Township, he said, is in the workers •throughout the Town- gree from the University of Michi property up to the Public Service I sat there for three hours no sense sponsoring hot-rodding. finance the rehabilitation project. The contract also states that William Fullop, chairman of the ship to acquaint them with, the gan. During World War II she property in Iselin. committee organizing the squad- and was utterly fascinated Mr. Schmidt also stated there is many services rendered by the lo- The expenses necessary in pre- the consultants "will meet "with all served in the military-intelligence The present District 8 of the both by the story of the Mor- paring the application are borne ron, said the new unit will be for- no speeding on the highway and cal chapter/ It is generally felt appropriate local officials to dis- unit of the Women's Army Corps. Second Ward has been rearranged mally instituted at ceremonies on mons and your familiarity all racing is done at the Linden that if the. people knew more by the Township and are not re- cuss the plans and objectives of the She is a mother of three children and Districts 13 and 14 formed, airport. funded. After the application for March 26 at 2 P. M., in post head- with it. about this work they would give Township for future action,- all for and is an instructor at Moritclair both in the Colonia section of the quarters. Walter Chmura and One Iselin resident reminded the much more generously, but as the federal funds has been approved, State Teachers College. (Continued on Page 6) * * * * committee that two of the mem- the bulk of the remainder of the (Continued on Page 6) Leo Zawick were named squadron assistance -that is given to fam- co-chairmen. I have told the. account bers of the club were involved in ilies is held strictly confidential, expenses in the entire rehabilita- 1 which you- gave me and an accident in the cemetex-y it is impossible to publicize; the tion job are bome ty the federal The initial - meeting- of the 'where they ran over the graves." government, including the subse- WHS Journalism Club Visits Newspaper squadron will be held Saturday at which I subsequently read in service fully. However, the many quent fees of the consultants. "True- they were disqualified by words of .thanks that are received 4 P. M. in the headquarters. my books, to several people. the club," he said, "but who is At the present time, $3,000 has John Farkas and Joseph A. I think you might like to regularly are a testimony of the going to be responsible after an good that has been accomplished.' been allotted in the local municipal Buchko were accepted as new know that while none of accident." c budget for the Housing Authority members. Films on deep-sea fish- them have any knowledge of Patrolman Donnelly then asked Mr. Dowiing said that requests during 1955. The,municipal budget ing- were shown by John Dwyer. your church—all being East- and "received permission to speak. are received regularly from pa- has not yet been" adopted, but it is "In June of last year these boys tients suffering from 'heart dis- expected that an emergency appro- erners—that they have one came to me and asked me to form eases, cancer and all forms of priation of an additional $500 will [Boy Scout Troop 25 distinct and unanimous im- the club. They got literature from crippling diseases. These requests, be made to cover the contract com- pression of it. None of its (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 6) mitment of the Housing Authority Invests 6 New Members members, they knew, had in its contract with th econsulting EDISON—Six new members were ever been on public relief firm. • . The consultants who -will pre- invested as tenderfoot scouts' at a during the, depression—such Infiltration is Discovered pare the voluminous application meeting of Boy Scout Troop 25 assistance as any of them for federal funds are Morris B. ! Tuesday in the Lutheran Church, might require coming- from Fleissig- and Isadora Canteub, of 1 Pleasant Avenue. your storehouses or from, the In Newly Rebuilt Sewer the firm of Morris Fleissig and i Pins were presented by John individual charity of other WOODBRIDGE — Mayor Hugh it will not permit the Houses to Associates, of Washington, D. C. ' Dobrosky, scout master, to Rbberfc members. B. Quigley yesterday stated that be (hooked into the sewer until it Frederick Banner, the Housing I, Lund, David Jensen, Roger Lar- there.is "some,infiltration" in the passes 4 inspection and is finally Authority's attorney, said that the sen, Jeffrey Jensen, Joseph Peters * * * * Iselin-Colonia 'Trunk Sewer spur accepted. - '. .. $3,500 expense item for the prep- and Richard Wira. The new scenes You, I suppose, are quite which was recently rebuilt * by Questioned as. to whetlier it wai aration of the detailed work in- I in turn presented miniature ten= accustomed to Temple Cestone €o., under contract to tlie true that some ttf-the new home volved in the application for fed- derfoot pins to their mothers. eral funds was remarkably reason? Square at nights—its archi- Township. owners have moved-into tlie houses able in view of the $6,000 and the tectural beauty with the inky The mayor said, "upon being without permission, Committee- $i2,000 that Morristown and New IN AKMT EXERCISES backdrop of the Wasatch questioned toy The Independent- man George Mroz said the rumors Brunswick, respectively, paid for FORT 'DE7VENS, MASS, — V-FO mountains emphasizing its Leader, that the New Jersey Test- were, untrue. the same work when those muni- Steve J. Nagy, whose wife,'. Louise, magnificent spires—but to a ing Laboratories, employed toy the "In some cases, where the new cipalities started on rehabilitation lives at 177- Ford Avenue. Fords, Township,- "have found .leakage home owners were being dispo- projects. •; N\ J., is participating with 5.009 stranger it is an awesome and a percentage of infiltration sessed from their former homes pile from which it is difffw The contract specifies that the soldiers of the 74th Regimental- higher than it should be." and had- no place, for their furni- consultants "will assemble all per- Combat Team in the First Avmfd to turn your gaze.. I thinfe "The sewer will not be accepted ture, we permitted them to move tinent -information required in the Exercise Shoe-String at Camp you were a little fuzzy about until it has passed the rigid tests in their furniture," Mr. Mroz ex- submission of a workable program Edwards, Mass. the difference between the of the New Jersey Testing Labora- plained. "But under no circum- as defined by the Federal Housing Private First Class Nagy is a tabernacle and temple, even tories," the mayor stated. stances have we t permitted any- Act of 1954, evaluate the adequacy mail clerk in the team's Company though you did realize a con- Meanwhile, those who have pur- one to move in as there are no of existing codes, enforcement pro- A at Fort Devens, Mass. Naay. chased, homes in Colonia Village sanitary facilities available." cedures, budget, and other relevant entered the Army in May, 1953, siderable one exists. As I un and Duke's Estates, have been i'ne Journalism Club of the Sophomore Class of Wooctbndge High School, accompanied by then- derstand it, the temple,is the At Tuesday night's meeting of aspects of enforcement procedures, and. received basic training at pressing the Town Committee for the- Town Committee, a:man who budget, and prepare and submit'a adviser, Mrs. Ethel Yakubik, English teacher, visited the plant of the Woodbridge Publishing Com- -Fort Dix, N. J. Son of Mr. arid place where the most .exalted permission, to move into their identified himself as "Mr. Clark" report describing and evaluating pany, Tuesday. Here, part of the group is shown at one of the linotype machines as the operator Mrs. Steve J. Nagy,'60 Wild-wood- of rites occurs~-the bestow- homes. However, the Committee explains how the machine works. Another picture, showing other students in the press room, may asked When he would be permitted. existing codes, practiti and other s Avenue, he is a 1951 graduate of fContinued on Page 6) has maintained the position that (Continued on Page 6) elements of a work )le program ie found on page 8. Woodbridge High School. THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND TOtiBB BEACC 'or Helps. Store Celebrate Birthday Avenei Personals St Patrick Fete Cub Scouts Offer Program^
Inducts. Officers By MBS. DAVID DAVIS At 4th Anniversary Fei% 15 Lenox Avenue, Avenei WOODBRIDGE — The Scout and 'Mrs. Earl H. Devanny; I&SOJN ..— Mrs. Anna Calvert Woodbridge S-0452-J ISSLIN — The Holy Name So- Pack 133, sponsored by the Men's | and Mrs. W. B. Wright T;-3.Z installed as president of -the ciety of St. Cecelia's Church has I dauahter, Susan: E. Sta —Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hansen, Brotherhood of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society of the First 28 Meinzer Street, entertained Mr. made plans to hold a dance in Brookfield and Mrs. Leonard L3 Church held its annual Blue and Freseyterian Church of Iselin, at and Mrs. Merwin Jones, New York celebration of St. Patrick's Day. t After dinnsr, Cubmaster a meeting Monday in the church City and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick I The committees were named as Gold Dinner last Thursday in the inducted a& Bobcats, Kurt Ku annex. Oihers installed were-; Vice Beckley, Avenei, at dinner. follows: Honorary chairman, Rev. Church Recreation Room in cele- into Den 1; Vernon Van Brai president, Mrs, Andrew Sedlak; —The twenty-fifth anniversary John M. Wilus; general chairman, bration of the 45th birthday of and Robert Olesen into Den 3;; Francis C. Foley, Jr.: reception treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Blodgett; of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Avenei Scouting in America and trie 4th and Gold corsages were preses secretary, Mrs. M. Bauerli. Mrs, ! committee, William. E. O'Neill, Fire Company . will be observed birthday of the Pack 133, by the Pack Committee to the I Fred Walker was installing officer. Tuesday evening in the firehouse. j chairman—John Marren, J. Les- Mothers. Mrs. Frederick Me ter Neary, John Brennan, Walter The names of secret pals will be The invocation was lead by Rev. henny, Mrs. Malcolm. Rutan t Mrs. Ida M. Thompson was Kerrigan, Henry Lavin, Peter revealed. Earl H. Devanny. Cubmaster Leon- Mrs. Donald R. Fales. named good cheer chairman and Schmidt, Frank Brennan, Joseph —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barr, "72 ard Lloyd welcomed, the guests who Mr;:. Charles Christensen, pub- j Lambert, Vincent Grogan, John were Robert Luz, president of the Achievement awards were p .Harvard Avenue, entertained at a! l:::ILy chairman. McHugh Joseph Monaghan, Frank Men's Brotherhood; Mrs. Luz; Mr. sen ted to the following; Den family dinner party Tuesday in Carragher, Dr. Edward Partenope, Rieky Linn, 1 year pin; Billy Ku The society has purchased a honor of their son, Robert, who Robert J. Schultz, Field Executive cai'pot for the new church which Anthony Sarisevier, George Sed- of Raritan Council: Mrs. Schultz; sinczky, 2 year pin-, Allan Me marked his 16th birthday. menny, Lion Badge and 2 i: expected to be ready for the lak, Thomas Leworthy, Thomas Percy Hulick, District Commis- —The Exempt Firemen's Asso- pin. Den 2, Thomas Rutan, first service on Easter Sunday. Hynes. sioner of 'Raritan Council; Mrs. ciation will meet Wednesday night Badge with gold ana silver arv .vT]i. Christensen was chairman of Hulick; Mr. and Mrs. W. Stenzel; at 8 o'clock in the firehouse. Patrons committee, Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Fred Breigs; Rev. Den~3. Windsor Lukis, Wolf ' tiie project assisted by Mrs. Mar- —The Board of Fire Commis- Zielinski, ' chairman—John An- with 1 gold and 2 silver arrows; garet Elliott, cochairrnan; Mrs. sioners of District 5 will .meet next sanio, George Sedlak, Edward Stuart Silverstein. Wolf badge wlm Alfred Neary and Mrs. Andrew Thursday night in the firehouse. Kenny, Joseph Duffy, John Bopp, 1 gold and 2 silver arrows: Robert' Sofilak. Three new members were —The Junior Woman's Club ofj Albert Moscarelli, Robert Bren- 'New Jersey Today* Fales. Bc;ar Badge with gold aft ?:ei:oH!ed, Mrs. B.eulah Catino, Avenei will meet Tuesday night in nan, John Fox, Joseph Smith, Ray- row and 1 yr. pin. ~_1 -VTL'S. Catherine Dangell and Mrs. the home of Mrs. John George, mond Snyder, Anthony Zelek, Den 1 presented a skit entitle^ Charles Stockman. 19 New Jersey Avenue, Carteret, Benjamin La.Marca, Edward Mar- Depicted in Folder "Casey Joiics," which fearured; with Mrs. John Smath as co-tino, Jr., Felix Murray, Vincent The guest speaker was Mrs. large railroad engines and car&. hostess. Mrs. James Mulligan, art Ammiano; program committee, Harry, Graham from Peru who Charles Terzella, chairman—J. PERTH AMBOY — Interesting made by Jimmy Brown. Alexander chairman, will be in charge of the told how they struggled to build Lester Neary, John Brennan places to go and things to see are Nash, John Eppensteiner. Gary special program. H. Union church for all English- Lawrence Moran; finance commit- described ifi "New Jersey Today,'' Heiselberg and Den Chief GIfford —The Fifth District Democratic speaking people in her,, area and tee, Charles O'Neill, chairman— a new quarterly' publication now Kuszina. Casey Jones wad Playefi Civic Club of Avenei will meet iiou they won their battle. John Negra, Martin Noiter, Eugene being distributed as a public serv- by John Eppenstsiner: The Caller next Monday at 8 P. M., at Maple Stringer; reservations committee, ice by the First Bank and Trust was Charles Lsndl: flrenuiii was O;i March 14, the birthday Tree Farm. A representative of the Charles Terzella, John Belz, Mi- Company here. Alexander Nash: Mrs. Casey Joned meHing will be held featuring an Board of Trustees of .the Avenei chael Bachkosky, William Rick- In two colors and profusely il- was Ricky Linli;' second en^ineef aeiirmge of 50 cent gifts and a Library will speak on plans for a valsky, John Granelli, George- lustrated with photographs and was Allen McElhenny; conductor donation of pennies, one penny new library for Avenei. Emery, John Eberhardt, Arthur drawings, the Spring Edition in- of passenger train wac Jimmy far each year of each member. —Avenei Fire Company will Le Tellier, Fred Kleen. cludes stories on spring blossoms Brown. Den 2 conducted a hilarious IvJemeers of the hospitality com- meet tonight in the firehouse. and floral displays, novel touring game, remarkabls feat, that in- mittee will be Mrs. Christine Drill exercises will be held Mon- Ticket sales committee, -John attractions, oystering, penmaking cluded the parents. Den 3 pre- Eudland. Mrs. • Betty Rusk-biel, day night. Mayor Hugh B. Quigley cut the ribbons to the entrance of Ohristensen's Department Store Friday Ansanio, chairman—Fred German, the egg'industry and many others. sented quotations of famous men- Jars. Harry Morris, Mrs. R. Onucki —Pride of New Jersey Council, morning to mark the opening of the firm's 60th anniversary celebration. Left to right are Gilford Robert Zmyewski, Frank Ferrise, Emphasis is on places and things entitled "Sparks from the- Forge and Mrs. Andrew Sedlak. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty Christensen, Herbert Christensen, Mayor Quisle/V Howard Macnab, and Hugo Geis, the oldest Joseph Hrabik, Michael Codd, that can be seen today. A calendar of Freedom." hostesses for Monday's meeting will meet tomorrow night in Avenei Arthur D'Amore, Joseph Bono, employe in point of service, who is shown w aringr a top hat and coat over 60 years old. of events for the entire State is After the announcements and were Mrs. N. Madsen, Mrs. M. School. George O'Brien, Evan Lindner, included. an impressive closing ceremony, Gray and Mrs. George Lange. —The Rosary Society of St. An- Michael Bachkosky, Fred James, The publication is being distrib- John Eppensteiner, Assistant Cub- drew's Church has changed its Joseph Muzikqwski, Alfred Pante, Suggestions Adopted uted Statewide by member banks master, showed the film about Cub meeting night from the first Edward Mann, Philip Michaels, Panel Discussion Mothers Elect By American Cyanamid of the New Jersey Bankers Associa- Scouts taken from the Loretla Wednesday of the month to theRobert McCabe, Lawrence Moran, P, first Monday. The group will meet tion. It is available to depositors Young television series (-ntitls-d Anthony Sanseviere, William WOODBRIDGE — A total of IE next Monday in the church hall. and customers without charge. "Letter to Loretta." Northgrave, Joseph Grasso, Rob- $88,649, highest amount in the his- —The Woman's Association of ert Adams, Eugene Farley, Joseph tory of the Company's Suggestion OOKS the First Presbyterian -Church of COLONIA — '"A Case for Mod- COLONIA — Mrs. Robert Deur- Clemens, Jr. Angelo Calabrese, Plan, was paid out by American Avenei, will meet Tuesday night at ern Education" will be the sub- sling was elected president of the Donald McKenzie, John Heugle, Cyanamid Company to its employ- 8 o'clock in the church auditorium. ject of a panel discussion to be Mothers Association of Colonia at COLONIA—The Colonia Library Joseph Downey, Alexander Puk- ees during 1954, it was announced A speaker has been scheduled. held by the Parent-Teacher Or- a meeting held at the Civic Club, Eoard has announced that several stas; decorations committee, Rob- today by Mr. L;K. Mayne, man- Monday. new baoks have been received and . —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schimpf, ganization of the Colonia Schools You choose the hous ert Peterson, chairman—Robert at its next meeting Tuesday. ager of the firm's Woodbridge are now in circulation. 2 Burnett Street, Avenei, are the Zmyewski, Michael Codd, Dom- Others elected were: Vice presi- The moderator for the evening plant. dent, Mrs. August Otto; secretary, They are: "Daniel Coon," "Boy's parents of a daughter, Karen inic Montazzoli, Thomas O'Neill. will be Mrs. O. E. Mathiasen, Co- In all, Cyanamid employees Mrs. Eugene Aber; treasurer, Mrs. First Book of Electronics," "Can- Mary, born Friday at Perth Amboy Neil Quinlan, George Brooks, General Hospital. Mrs. Schimpf is Kevin McCaring, Walter Swift, lonia, who is director of the Bayr dropped 24,443 ideas into the Com- Prank Volker; corresponding sec- We'll plan your MORT nons Over Niagara," "Cruise of wya Community Center. On the retary, Mrs. William Siess; ser- Danger," "Celestial Space, Inc.," the former Mary Ann Nagy, Fords. Robert Matthews, Daniel Swarts, pany's suggestion boxes during the panel will be Miss Harriet Elliott, geant-at-arms, Mrs. R. A. Peter- "Superstitious Here's Who," "At —The Sisterhood of the Congre- Edward Connolly, William North- year. Of this, number, 5,690 were visiting teacher of Linden Schools; son; trustees, Mrs. Charles Enz, Sword's Point," "All About Lan- gation Sons of Jacob will meet grave Andrew Anderson; refresh- adopted for use by the firm. Miss Mary Mullen, principal of Mrs. Harry Morecroft, Mrs. How- guage," "Mystery of the Diamond. Tuesday night in the Avenei Jew- ment committee, Joseph Bono, Twenty-six of the company's Scholos 2 and 16; R. L. Andrus, ard Currid. Necklace," "Two Little Bears," ish Community Center. Plans will chairman,John Bacskay—Anthony plants reached the goal of 100 sug- guidance director of Roosevelt "Circus Parade," "Space, Space, be completed for the annual card Oliver, Raymond Spangler, James gestions turned in jor 100 employ- in 1953, the club sponsored a Junior High Schol, Westfleld and Suace," ' "Life With Groticho," party to be held March 12. Final Fleming, John Lysak, Michael ees. The Woodbridge Plant Edwin Martin, Professor of Edu- bazaar for the benefit of Henry "Design of the Universe," "Silent plans will also be made for theSisko, Salvatore Santelli, George cation of the School of Education, achieved a total of 132 suggestions- Inman School 17. From the pro- Women," "Benevint Treasure," children's purim party, March 13, Willan, William Branderburg, Rutgers University. per 100 employees during 1954. The ceeds a piano for the school was "Love is Eternal," "Suitcase with from 10:30 A. M., until noon. Chil- Robert Deerin, Bernard Beranek, over-all average for the company purchased, leaving a balance of a Surprise," "I Decided," "A Day dren are requested to attend in Joseph Torres, Ted Oleksiak, was 114 ideas per 100 employees. $334. At Monday's meeting, it was Downtown with Daddy," "Your costume, as. prizes will be awarded. George Brooks, Kenneth -Becker, Cana Conferences decided to «pend the balance for Friend the Policeman," "Debbie Members are asked to bring their Joseph Shields, Russell Alexander, HONORED AT PARTY the school—$200. will be used to and Her Cap," "Big Coal Truck," gifts to Tuesday's meeting. Clifford Derling, Joseph Downing, Proving Successful WOODBRIDGE — Miss Dolores purchase dishes and $134 for books. ''Another Morgue Heard From." George . Lillquist, .. Ernest Schaf- —Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greco and Lehasky, Hudson Street, Carteret, This will close the school fund ac- daughter, Valerie, 64 George hauser, Ralph Grille, John Witter-, ISELIN — Seventy couples- have count. " . "Oslo Intrigue.'" "And Dream of schein;' floor ' committee, Vincent participated in a series of Cana was the guest of honor at a party Evil," "Death Won't Wait," "What Street; Mrs. William Perna, Ave- celebrating her twenty-first birth- The club's project, at present, is nei Street, and Mrs. Edward Stil- Froelich, chairman—Gene Limoli, Conferences being conducted un- Every Woman Should Know," Joseph Puma, Sebastian La Rosa, der the sponsorship of St. Cecelia's day last Saturday, in the home of sponsoring Girl Scout and Brownie '•Watcher at the Door," "Brief son, Perth Amboy, have returned Miss Zully Antonetty and Miss activities. after spending three weeks in Francis Tirrell, Frank Masandrea, Parish. The conferences deal with We'll answer your questions, Candles," "Sweet Thursday," Charles Skibinski, Frank Saflar- marriage and married couples are Lee DiForti, 17H. Bunn's Lane. ...."Have Tux, Will Travel," "Damned Miami and one week in St. Peters- There were thirty-five1 guests WAS burg and Sarasota, Fla. ski, Deward Dunnigan, Paul made aware of the Catholic "tailor-make" a mortgage loan Lovely," "Sngineers Dreams," Dwyer, John Fitzgerald, Jerry De Church's teachings on Christian present. SHE — Is that a popular song ''Black Mountain," "Airplanes of Rosa, John Pasco, John Murray, marriage. that crooner is singing? that fits your family's budget, the -World," "Pet Parade," "Hob- Mrs. Kosic Entertains David Burrell, Hugh Hanley, Ed- . Claudette Colbert has signed a He — It was popular—until he bit." ward Ellam, Robert Reamer, Cecil On Saturday, a third group will TV contract with C3.S. sang it. • , and give your loan application begin its conferences and a fourth, "Seduction to the Innocent," Avenei Mothers Club Bliss, Stanley Grzybowski, Andrew prompt, psrsonal attention. "Frightened Fingers," "Truth is Falco, Charles Hull, Andrew Ist- group will begin March 20. Those AVENEL — Mrs. Edward Ko- One," "Case of the Restless Red- van, Anthony Kaliontgis, Peter interested in participating are sic, president of the Avenei head," "Limping Goose," "Prehis- Timperman, Salvatore Graziadei, asked to call St. Cecelia's Rectory, Mothers Club, was hostess to the toric America," "Love of Seven Thomas Doyle; publicity commit- or Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sansivi- FAINTING and PAPER HANGING mdoj. » AJS.-3 PJS. Mdttf * AM. - i fM. group at a meeting held at her Dolls," "Magnificent Obsession," tee, Robert Peterson, chairman- ere, Woodbridge 8-1661. home, 35 Fifth Avenue. Expert Craftsmen "Seal's World," "Dear Old Gentle- Lawrence Moran, Charles Grasso, Safety for Savings Since 1869 man," "Cork in Bottle," "Prehis- William Waverscak, director of George Devlin, Leo Derlak. toric Animals," "Aesops Fables,'" the speakers bureau for Police, was CALL WOODBRIDGE 8^2326 "Case of Seven of Calvary," "Walt guest speaker. ; The wmwrm Disney's Living Desert," "No Time Plans were made to attend a Tickets will be on sale at the • . ••••J. LOVIMSKY for Sergeants," "Lightning-, Cow- theatre dinner party in New York. front exits of the church after all - 903 Green Street, Iselin Savings Institution boy's Colt," "Cry Murder," "Flag Mrs. Arthur/ Herman was welSunda- y Masses by members of the in the City." comed as a-guest. The next meet- ticket sales committee. PERTH AMBOY, NEW JE&SET ing will be held at the home of R.VFE FLOWERS MIMBH FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUSAHCI COBUOBATION Mrs. Benjamin Sepanski, 8 Lenox Rise in gold, dollar holdings HONORED AT SHOWER, Avenue. abroad lagged in 1954. Make her happy by send- SEWAREN — Mrs. Milton Celko ing her a smart corsage Dr. LESTER MANN was guest of honor at a baby or fresh, fragrrant bou- shower arranged by Miss Arlene quet. It's the sweetest Optometrist Venerus and given Saturday eve- way you could possibly ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ENTERPRISE EYES EXAMINED Charles Kimmich, 380 Clic Road. say, "I love you!" There were twenty-five guests. GLEANERS and TAILORS We Deliver and Telegraph 39 SMITH STREET 460 RAHWAY AVE. HOURS: ' HEAR WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 'WALSHECK'Sv i . DAILY UNTIL 8:00 P. M. FLOWER SHOP '••§• .SATURDAYS UNTIL 6:00 P. M. WEDNESDAYS UNTIL 12:00' NOON SPECIAL ..OF THE WEEK . Telephone Hlllcrest 2-2027 HEALS 305 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1636 WOE 710 KC. 1:15 P. M. 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VA-6-4290 £OOD LUMBER for over ^.0 years .EDISON TOWNSHIP AOT5 FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 PAGE THKEE Frances Marsh Engaged Awards Presented Clubwomen Hear To Avenel Resident Gottdenker Heads Talk on Cosmetics AVENEL—Sgt. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. Roberts Cast •••• At Pack Dinner bur Marsh, 384 Prospect Avenue, have announced the engagement • WOODBRIDGE — Cub Scout WOODBRIDGE — At a meeting of their daughter, Frances, to John WOODBRIDGE — Jack.Gotfc- Pack 134, sponsored by Trinity of the Woodbridge Woman's Club •loskey, 74 Commercial Avenue, denker»u'ill head the cast in the held at the Barron Library, Miss Episcopal Church held its annual son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John title role of "Mr. Roberts" in the Blue and Gold dinner Monday at Lillian Brandt, a representative of Gloskey. March 19, 20 and 26 presentations the church parish house with John Gouboud of Paris," was intro- The bride-elect is attending (J. Charonko, cubmaster, serving as duced by Mrs. 'Claire Bixel. Miss Woodbridge High School. Her by the Adath. Israel Players at the toastmaster. Brandt gave a -talk on skin care fiance was graduated from Wood- Woodbridge Jswish Community .. The ceremonies were opened and the use of cosmetics and gave bridge High Schol and served in a demonstration on correct appli- Center. :With the singing of the ntaional the Army during World War II. He Gottdenker starred in the anthem and Rev. William H. ation of makeup with Mrs. Louis is employed at the New Jersey Plisko as her model. group's last four consecutive pro- Schmaus, rector of Trinity Church, State Prison Farm, Avenel. ductions; ahhough he first ap- •gave the invocation. A poem, "A Mrs. Joseph Brannegan, presi- peared with the local theatre group Plea" was read by John Charonko, dent, welcomed members of the Jr. Junior Women's Club and guests. .. Percy Hulick, district commis- A prayer was read by Mrs. Jacob April 23 Is Date sioner, presented the annual char- Shein. ter to Rev. Schmaus. William Ban- Donations were approved for the For Class Reunion noh, assistant district Commis- American Red Cross, The Heart sioner, presented the annual char- Fund, and The Mt. Carmel Guild. ' ter to Rev. Schmaujg. William Ban- Mrs. Walter .Stillman, educa- WOODBRIDGE — At, a meeting non .assistant district Commis- tional chairman, announced a card Thursday evening in the home of sioner, Prank Meszaros, and the party for the benefit of the N.J.C. Mrs. Amelia Lutrias Lauritzen, 135 den mothers, Mrs. Steve Sabo, Mrs. scholarship fund will be held Summit Avenue, Fords, it was an- Frank Meszaros, Mrs. Chris Lange Thursday, March 3, at 2 P. M. at nounced that reservations for the and Mrs. Alton Wolny were intro- Koos Brothers, Rahway. Anyone 10th reunion of Woodbridge High duced. Mrs. John Almasi was wel- requiring transportation should School, Class of 1945, are now comed as a new den mother. contact Mrs. Stillman-at her home available, and may be had from Mrs. Dorothy Hanie Simonsen, 91 ' Awards were presented as fol- 26 Freeman Street, Woodbridge. The slate of officers for the West Hill Road, Colonia. j lows: Bobcats, Howard Woiney, The reunion .will be held April i James La Penta, John Humphries, coming year was submitted by Mrs. Neil Stoddard, nominating com- 23, in the Roger Smith Hotel, New ! Joseph Varey, George Painter, Jo- Brunswick, and all reservations seph Franehak, Wolf, Jack Ruddy; mittee .chairman as follows; Mrs. Bear, Richard Erodwoski, Frank Norbert Jost, president; Mrs. must,be made by April 1. Scout Pack 133, sponsored by the Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Cliureh, racked its charier at its fourth annnal Blue and Henry Dunham, first vice presi- A program of entertainment is Meszaros, John Charonko, Jr., Gold Dinner Thursday night in the church recreation room. Left to rig-lit are Robert J. Sehultz, field executive; Fried Briega, mem- Gregory Almasi; Leon, William deiit; Mrs. John Almasi, Jr., sec- being arranged with John Peter- Coffin; Webelo, Steve Sabo, Den ber of the Pack Committee; Mis. Frederick McElhenny, den mother; Leonard Lloyd, cubmaster; Robert Luz, president of the Broth- ond vice president; Mrs. John son, 35 Eleanor Place, Woodbridge, Chief, Frank Joule. erhood; Mrs. Donald R. Fales, cen mother; Percy Hulick, district commissioner; &£rs." Malcolm Kuian, den mother; William B. Schwartz, recording • secretary; as master of ceremonies. Wright, member of the Pack Committee. ¥/. Stenzel, another member of the committee, is missing: from the picture. Mrs. Eugene Leahy, treasurer; and Any class member who has not been contacted by mail is asked JACK GOTTDENKER I Mrs. F. Roger Ascough, federation Registration of Neiv secretary. to get in touch with Mrs. Lauritzen, in 1948's presentation of "My Sis- OFFICES RANSACKED or Mrs. Jeanne Boland Bulvan,- Voters to Close March 10 WOODBRIDGE — Approxi- Mrs. Harry O'Brien, drama ter Eileen" and followed this with ¥ chairman, announced that her de- oski, 1218 Woodbridge Avenue, the role of Grandpa in "You Can't mately $600 worth of damage was Fords. WOODBRIDGE — Township done to the office building of the partment would present a skit at Take It With You.'" He also ap- the next regular meeting. A re- The next committee meeting peared in "Dear Ruth" and "John - Clerk B. J. Dunigan announced Cowles Chemical Co., off Arbor 'edding is Told will be held Wednesday, evening, today that registration books for hearsal for the play will be held Loves Mary" with the Spotlight Street, Sewaren, which was en- AVENEL..— A fashion show, un- dresses, evening gowns, play in the home of Mrs. Joseph Caso. March 16, at 8 P. M., at the home Players in Metuchen and later in "the'primary election, April 19, tered sometime over the week- ISELIN — Mr. and Mrs-. Ray- der the auspices of the Avenel clothes, daytime dresses and gowns of Mrs. Simonsen. mond McCrory, 67 Middlesex Ave- Mrs. Brannegan announced the local productions of "The Skin of will close March 10 at 9 P. M. end, A. W. Scheldt, 26 Holton Women's Club" will be held March for a full wedding party. club's annual Spring Dance will Our Teeth,." "An Inspector Calls" New, voters can register daily Street, Sewaren, reported to Sgt. nue, have announced the marriage 24, 8 P. M., in Avenel School. In The climax of the show will be be held in April at the Yacht Club, Iselin Couple Injured and "Bom Yesterday" with the lo- from 9 A. M., to 5 P. M. On Horace Deter and Patrolman Jo- of their daughter Evelyn Phyllis, addition to the style show there the presentation of the three win- Perth Amboy, with Mrs. Joseph cal group before entering service. March 7, 8, 9 and 10, the clerk's seph Gyenes, Monday. All the to Smil Elvin Keranen, son of Mrs. will also be a card party. ners of a designing contest held at Caso and Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrick As Car Runs off Road and Mrs. Victor Keranen, 60 Jones- He appeared in a one-act play, office will be open evenings from windows were broken and the Original fashions and designs Woodbridge High schopl. Their as co-chairmen. * "H^llo Out There" with the_local 7 to 9 >P. M. offices were ransacked. dayle Avenue, Metuchen. The made to order for the models will winning designs will be reproduced Literature pertaining to Broth- WOODBRIOGE — Mr. and marriage ceremony was performed v group upon his return from 15 Petitions from candidates, for be shown. The clothes will include as submitted. - ersood week was read and dis- Mrs. Lester M. Thorne, Jr., #34 months' service with the Army. In the primary will be received January retail sales rose to $13,- at Metuchen Reformed Church by summer cottons, suits, cocktail • The winners are Claire Neuman, cussed by Mrs. Herbert Reutsch. Green Street, Iselin, were injured Rev. Henry Ver Strate, pastor. their 1953 Spring production, "De- until midnight, March 10. 300,000,000. first; Santa Barbone, second; Ar- The Board of Directors will Tuesday when a car driven by the tective Story," he played the role Mrs. Keranen is a graduate of lene Quinlan, third; Nancy.Den- hold its next meeting Thursday, former on Route 9 near Main of Detective James McLeod. Next, Woodbridge'High School, class of gasko and Jean Cursi, honorable March '7 in the- home of Mrs. Street, went out of control, he scored a hit in "All My Sons" 1953 and is employed at the le mention. The judges were Mrs. Charles Farr 62' Linden Avenue. jumped a curb and ^an. into a field. when he shared the limelight with Dear Rnthie: Westinghouse Corp., Edison. Her Stephen Markulin, Mrs. L. Felton Mrs. Joseph Caso, Mrs. Vincent Mr. Thorne suffered abrasions his son, Robert. His next major husband attended Metuchen and Mrs. L. Lacanic, chairman of Logue and Mrs. Eugene Beahy of the left hand and jbo.th-.legs. role was that of Price in the / am so happy to hear the good news of your en- Schools and is now serving in the the fashion show. were in charge of hospitality with Mrs. Thorne was treated at Perth group's following production, gagement. Best wishes to you and Jack! IT. S. Navy, stationed aboard COLONIA — The initial meet- Mrs. James Keating, Mrs. Victor Amboy General hospital for pos- "Stalag 17" and his most recent U. S. S. Fremont, at Norfolk, Vir- Lewis and Mrs. Paul Kelt on their sible fracture of the skull and role was of David in the latest The first thing you should do is take yourself down ing of the newly-formed Colonia ginia. The bride will reside with College Club was held Tuesday at PTA to Present committee. abrasions, of the left leg. Player success, "The Silver Cord." to Anne London's, on Maple street, and register your her parents while her husband is the home of Miss Adelaide D. preference of gifts in her Bridal Registry. All you in service. Berghof. Dad's Night Skit have to do is walk in and tell her yon are engaged The group aiscussed the aims of and that you wish to register in her Bridal Registry. the American Association of Uni- WOODBRIDGE — PTA of She zvill be very happy to see you and will conduct versity Women with which the club School 11 will sponsor a Father's vou around the store and list the items you would •, will be affiliated and made tenta- night Tuesday night at 8:15 o'clock like to receive, including the patterns of cJiina and tive plans • for the remainder of in the school auditorium: crystal that von have selected. the year. Mrs. Joseph Cahill and A skit, "Men Will Be Women,' Mrs. William Seaman were named directed by Anthony Capriglione II hen your friends ask you or your mother what AVENEL — Mrs. Eunace A. Wal- to the by-laws committee. a member of the faculty will be you would lilje as a gift—all you have to say is that lace, 657 Woodbridge Avenue, has After the business meeting, Miss presented. The cast will includf you are registered in Anne London's Bridal Registry. announced the engagement of her Virginia Nicholas, house guest of Charles Willey, Joseph Simun, N She will c'/ck things off the list as they are bought for daughter, Alida Alexandra,, to Ca- Mrs. Seaman, spoke to the group Herbert Jaffe and Mr. Capriglione det Frank J. Robertson, son of Mr. Stephen K. Werlock, principal you, so there will be no duplications. on her work during the past 'five and Mrs. Frank J. Robertson, 585 years at Inanda Seminary for will give a short talk. Thursday, Friday and Saturday ONLY It's worth a few minutes of your time to slop in Isham Avenue, New York City. Girls in Natal, South Africa. After the business session a cake Anne London's, at 305 Maple Street in Perth Amboy, Miss Wallace, daughter of the The next meeting will be held sale will be held with Mrs. Grant and register. late Captain Eunace A. Wallace, is March 24 at 8 P. M., at the home Ninas, - chairman assisted by Mrs a graduate of Woodbridge High of Mrs. Ralph Rankin, Stratford Anthony Ferraro. Mrs. Kurt Carl- ALL FIRST QUALITY School, Class of 1953 and the Mc- Drive, Colonia. All area women sen is in charge of hospitality as- Love, Dowell School of Design, New York who are graduates of accredited sisted by Mrs. Edward Killmer and SOME-ONE' OF A KIND Marie City. Her fiance is attending .the colleges are invited. Those inter- mothers of seventh grade pupils. U. S. Military Academy, West ested are asked to get in touch Point. A June wedding is planned. with any member of the member- VOICES HUSHED ship committee, Mrs. George Oak- WOODBRIDGE — A tape re- —BLANKETS- ley, Rahway; 'Miss Mary Jane corder was stolen and considerable REG. ONLY Trainer, Woodbridge; Mrs. C. S. damage was done at 'the princi- Southard, Menlo Park Terrace; pal's - office at the Middlesex i.98 Pepperell Peggy $4,98 Mrs. Frank Long, Iselin; Mrs. H. County: Girls Vocational School P. Wilson, Metuchen; Mrs. Martin according to a report made io the. 9.98 Pepperell Caress 6.98 Ross, Carteret and Mrs. Murray police Monday morning by Mrs. Williams, Colonia. Janet Lund, principal. 12.98 Chatham Thrift 8.98 CALIFORNIA REiflOOi 16.98 Chatham Wool Shire 12.98 10.98 Chatham Purrey
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•224 South Second;Street Perth Amboy PERTH AMBOY, H.J. Off Market St., Opp. Central Jersey Plumbing Supply Co. (Near the New White Diamond) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 585 Amboy Ave. .. Woodforidge .» OTTR 1'HURSBAy, MARCH S, EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FOI2DS. BJSACQN _ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LfcGAJL NOTICES -". X.EGA1 NOTICES 'Fill 'er lip' Command Local' Drive-In Reopens Township of Edison, in the County less, to the Southwesterly corner of •, 498 as shown on the Tax Map of the nlniser shall also be responsible for the of Middlesex, has fixed Wednesday, 'Prizes Awarded 36th Birttday Fete Lot #149 as shown on the hereinafter Township of Edison (formerly the cost of advertising said sale and for March 23rd, 1955", next at 8:00 P. M. Means "Put Cash in Bag' For 8th Season March 17 described map of Kahwav Estates; Township of Raritan). i.lie payment of a. reasonable charge for the preparation of the deed or at the regular meeting of the Board thence (3) Easterly, at right angles Subject to the restrictions that only of Commissioners to be held at. the By Kiwanis Clufc .WOODBRIDGE — The man. Slated by Legion WOODBRIDGE — Remodeled, with the Easterly line of New Dover one house may be erected upon the Town Hall for a hearing as to whether Boulevard, Three Hundred Nineteen above described premises. The Board of Commissioners of the said offer of purchase shall be con. who ordered a Sewaren serv- enlarged, and featuring a new and Fifty-one one-hundredths (319.51') In addition to the foregoing the pur-~ Township of Ed'.son, In the County chaser shall also be responsible for the firmed and /atifieil. The Board of Com- ice station attendant to "fill 'er WOODBRIDGE—The 36th an- giant Cinemascope screen, the feet more or less, to the Westerly line or Middlesex, has fixed Wednesday, missioners reserves the right to reject _-- ISELTN—Herman W. Dettmer, of Wood Avenue; thence (4) Southerly, cost of advertising said sale and for March 23rd, 1955, next at 8:00 P. . M. up," last Friday night, did not Woodbridge Drive-in, the Walter along the Westerly line of Wood Ave- the payment of a reasonable charge said bid or in the event a higher bid ' lieutenant governor of the New niversary of the American Legion uc the regular meeting of the Board or better terms shall be bid for saw have a car with him, but did Reade Theatre on Rt. 1. at the nue, One Hundred Eleven and Fifty- for the preparation of the deed or of Commissioners to be held at toe - Jersey District of Kiwanis Inter- will be observed on March 10, seven, one-hundredths (111.57') feet, contract. property to accept the same. .appear to have a gun. Gloverleaf will reopen for its eighth Town Hall for a hearing as to whether y OSCAR KAUS, national, paid his official Visit to when Wocdbridge Post 87 -will season on St. Patrick's Day, March more or less, to the plpce of Be^innin^. • The Board of Commissioners of the add offer of purchase shall be con- the Woodbridge Kiwanis Club So Kenneth Braza, 19-year- celebrate at a Dinty Moore Dinr Being known and designated as Lot Township of Edison, in the County firmed and ratified. The Board of Com- Township. Clerk old attendant at the Calso sta- 17, the theatre circuit disclosed 150 as shown on a certain map filed of Middlesex, has fixed Wednesday, missioners reserves the right to reject To be advertised in the Edison Town- -. Tuesday night, at which time he ner in the Legion home, Berry in trie Middlesex County Clerk's Office March "23rd, 1955, next at 8:00 P. M. shin and Fords Beacon on March 3, today. entitled "Hanway Estates, Owned and said bid or in the event a higher bid •--reviewed the rankings of the New tion at 300 Amiboy Avenue, did Street. • . • at the regular meeting of the Board or better terms shall be bid for said 1955. .•'•-...... ' -_ Jersey District and presented the not ask any questions. He filled The new screen will enable the Developed bv the Kline Realtv and Im- of Commissioners to be held at tht property to accept the same, , Special tribute, will 'be paid -to theatre to present all • attractions provement ' Co., 132 Nassau St., N. Y. Town Hall for a hearing as to whethei -awards in the recent "Employ the •the paper .bag offered him by City. Map No. 2. Scale 1 inch = 100 said offer of purchase shall be con- OSCAR KATJS, NOTICE the long-time members of •Che in the wide-ifspects. THe capacity Townshirj Clerk . March 3rd.-1955. Physically " Handicapped Week" the stranger with $70. Then he feet, July 11, 1907, J. L. Bauer, Civil firmed and ratified. The Board of Com- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that local organization, according to has been increased to nearly 1.1200 En^r.. Elisabeth, N. J." missioners reserves the right to reject To be advertised in the Edison Town- essay and poster contests. Being also known as Lots 4-A snd shin and Fords Beacon on March 3, Samuel Appelblatt offered to purchase called police as the hold-up man Commander Elmer J. Vecsey. ;. n said bid or in the event a higher bid cars, the Refreshery building- has .t? jp B ""k son ns shown on the Tax or better terms shall be bid for said 1955. from the Township of Edison _f or the -The Middlesex County winners fled -on foot east on Second Beautifully engraved cards will been almost doubled in size and Map of the Township of Edison (for- property to accept the same. sum of Two thousand seven hundred in the contest were welcomed to Street. mfriv the Township of Raritan). NOTICE ($2,700.00) Dollars, payable.in cash on be presented to 35-consecutive- completely remodeled, and the Planning Board must approve anv OSCAR KAUS, March 3rd, 1955. delivery of Deed... - . ; • ' the club by Joseph Rhodes, who Braza,, who resides at 23 year members. Special cards y/W. theatre's large free children's play re-subdivision. Buyer responsible for Township Clerk PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Lots 1-2, Block 847, and Lots 2-8, To be advertised in the Edisoa Town- Vijerved on the committee of .judges, Charles- Street, told Patrolmen also he given to those having been area has also been improved, the. side streets. Fred H. Newman offered to purchase B _ as follows: Nick Weresow, Sayre- The grantee acknowledges that the shin and Fords Beacon on March 3, from the Township of Edison for the Lots 2-3, Block 846. Lots 3-10 and. James Daneh, Wendel , Doll, members for twenty-five, fifteen, theatre announced." iroperty <1e<5?snated on said Assessment 1955. sum of Eight hundred ($800.00) Dollars,, Lots 14-16, Block 849, ville High School, first prize poster, •Robert Oluson and- Eugene ten and five years. :' The first drive-in in Middlesex Map as McKinley Street and bordering payable in cash on delivery of Deed. Lots 3-16, Block 850. - . . $15; Richard Kislan, St. Mary's Martin, that' the man kept his on the property herein conveyed, has NOTICE Lots 17-24, Block 375-H. Samuel Appelblatt. ' „ ••• Police Chief John Egan -will County,- and one ,of the first in not been accepted as a public thor- March 3rd, 1955. Fred H. Newman. -High School, first prize essay, $15; hand in his pocket as though he oughfare by the Township of Edison, Township of Edison (formerly Town- serve as toastmaster. Speakers.'.'will New Jersey-, Woodbridge will §gain PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Township of Edison (formerly Town- ship of Raritan), County of Middlesex, _ Arlene Buck, Perth Amboy High •were carrying a gun md that the grantee acquires no In- Joseph N. Visco offered to purchase ship of Raritan). County of Middlesex, ; be State Senator Bernard" W. be managed by Frank Dean. Mr. '.erest therein other thsn the right to from the Township of Edison for the State of New Jersey. ••".-•• School, second prize poster, $10; State of New Jersey. •TRACT ONE: 1 Vogel and Mayor Hugh B.
(YOUNGER GENERATION - Service Pin Awarded sented by the children, under the A. M. Saturday morning -at St. Glenn Ford, the movie actor, Damon P. Tyrrell, 447 Wood- direction of Sister Mary Louise and Mary's Church, Perth Amboy. CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS OBITUARIES presented ,his young son Peter bridge Avenue, has received a pin Sister Mary Leona of the Little First FMday With an illustrated edition of the for 25 years of service from the Sisters of the Immaculate Concep- Tomorrow is First Friday. Com- ciassie .^^ Arthur." electrochemical department of tion, and Mrs. John C. Ahlering, munion will be distributed at 6:00 MRS. DELIA REGAN the R. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co. catechism. (NOTE: Contvibulions to this column must be in this office no CAMP DESERT ROCK, Nev. —; "Gee, Dad," said young Peter as o'clock and Mass will be celebrated ••later than TDi'SDAY NOON of each week. Events listed here PORT READING — Mrs. Delia plant in Perth Amboy. Plans for the card party to be at 8:00 o'clock in St. Anthony's- Regan, 65, 36 Tappan* Street, for- Lt. Col. John Blair, 39, son of Mrs.he gazed at a picture of Launcelot •are •brrjfi.o--'i'tt daily at 7:20 A. M. on the "Around the Counties John Blair, 188 Green Street, and Galahad in full armor, "Dig Pastor Honored held at the firehouse on March 10 Church. Stations of the Cross will With' Your V/tL-kiy Newspapers" program over New Brunswick merly of Carteret, died Friday in Rev. Stanislaus Milos, pastor of at 8:00 P. M. were completed at be made each Friday at 3:3a in the Perth Amboy General Hospital. Woodbridge, is one of. nearly those crazy walking tanks." Radio Station WCTC, 1450 on your dial.) 5,000 soldiers specially selected to-; St. Anthony's Church, was thea meeting held at the home of afternon for "the children at St. She is survived by her husband, guest of honor at a party in cele- , Mrs. Dominic Coppolo, chairman, Anthony's. Patrick; two daughters, Mrs. Na-observe the' 1955 atomic tests in MARCH Nevada. , - i bration of his birthday Sunday j of Fourth Street. , Notes omi Freeman and Mrs. Elizabeth after the 9:00 o'clock Mass in the 3— x c r -7 i Council, Memorial Municipal Building. Skitka; two sons, Thomas and Colonel Blair participated in! Port Reading Auxiliary Activities Daniel E. McDonnell, Mrs. John church: hall. Birthday greetings T. McDonnell, Jask, and Mary •' 7 i L of Menlo Park Terrace Civic League at Edward Williams. The Funeral Exercise Desert Rock VI and wit-i The Auxiliary special project were extended by the children of committee met in the home of McDonnell visited Brian McDon- was held Tuesday morning from nessed an atomic explosion from! Personals the second. through the eighth the John J. Lyman Funeral Home, a trench about 4,000 yards away. Mrs. Sabby Martino of. 442 Wood- nell Sunday. Brian is a student at S— 1 grades catechism classes. en 3red by PTA of School 11 in School Carteret and at St. Anthony's The exercise is the Army's part of j bridge Avenue Tuesday night St. ^Albert's Jr. Seminary at Mid- Church, Port Reading, with Rev. the Atomic Energy Commission's; Heart Fund Report A perpetual' • lifetime member- where plans were completed for dletown, N. Y. 10— 1 i J red by Little League Auxiliary, in St. , Stanislaus Milos as celebrant of Operation Teapot, a series of I John Palinsky, chairman of theship in the Holy Childhood Society the project which started Marsh Mrs. Walter Harris and Mrs; i the mass. Burial was in St. Ger-atomic tests being held this spring. local Heart Fund Drive, announced was presented >to Father Milos by 1st. Mrs. Martino accepted the William Greene of Newark, Mrs. 10 trude's Cemetery, Colonia. Blair is regularly stationed at that a total of $220.27 was realized Mary Lou Lazer in behalf of all chairmanship, replacing Mrs. John William Munn and children Katlii i d by Ladies' Auxiliary of Port Reading the children of the parish. The 9 ryn Anne, Susan, and Jean, Mr* \ in Port Reading Firehouse. the Pentagon in Washington, D. C. in the campaign. Any local resi- Surik. MBS. GLADYS HELLEBRAND A member of Sigma Phi Epsilon dents who were not at home when o'clock Mass was sung by all the Nocturnal Adoration Stephen Sabolsky and daughtefe Rd by Sewaren Frse Public Library Beth,'South Amboy were guests ot COLONIA — Funeral services fraternity, he "was graduated from the solicitors called may send children and Holy Communion was The men of St, Anthony's their contributions to Heart;, High- received: A bouquet was given to Church will meet to attend Noc- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McDonnell . l'~ c by the Lites Chapter of Sub-I>ebs, at were held Monday morning at the Muhlenberg College at Allentow'n, land Park. the pastor, and a program pre- turnal Adoration from 1:00 to 2:00 Fifth Street, Tuesday. ' ~*~. lem 7 to 11 p. M. Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green Pa., in 1938. Street, Woodbridge, for Mrs. 12 C jb ge supper sponsored by Ladies Auxili- Gladys Hellebrand, . Clark Place, u L Fire Company No. 1. who died Thursday at Rahway Me- 1 - ~> n sponsored by Sisterhood of Congre- B morial Hospital as a result of third n s i \ _at Wood-bridge Jewish Community degree burns suffered when a lighted cigaret ignited her clothing 19 —I < * M "Roberts" given by Adath Israel Players at her home the previous Mon- T \ ish Community Center, day. 20 r Roberts" given by Adath Israel Players ? She is survived by her husband, j \ ish Community Center. Peter and a sister, Mrs. George H.: o* r siiions. sponsored by'Americus Assem- Murphy, Brooklyn. Burial was in j ^ oow for Girls, at Masonic Tenanle, 94 the Cloverleaf Park Cemetry, j ( \ abridge, 8P.M.' Woodbridge. >- i 1 Roberts,'- presented by Adath Israel dg-e. Jewish Community Center. JOHN PALKO APRIL WQDBRIDGE — John Palko, 6164 Edmond Street, North Phila- n he en of Mothers' Club of Woodbridge delphia, formerly of Woodbridge, ° i . Woodbridge. died suddenly Friday at the Frank- * ^ and PTA at Avenel School from 11 fort Hospital, North Philadelphia. Surviving are his widow, Anna Monek Palko; a daughter, Mari- anne and four step sons, John, • TICKET COSTLV MISSES $700 James, Robert and Raymond, all •-.-•WOLF POINT, Mont. — After SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Police at home; two sisters, Mrs. Mary -the auto Sim was driving collided j'who stopped Ed J. White, 22, just Adam, Woodbridge and Mrs. Rose with another, Patrolman Don j an hour after a bank at Republic, Dudycz, Perth, Amboy; two Mo., had been robbed of $2,538, brothers, Michael and Alex, Wood- •Carpenter dutifully wrote out a bridge. traffic ticket, charging his' wife found the full $2,538 in the car Funeral services were held Mon- Over 50 of our customers have selectee! We ivish . . . to express our sincere appreciation to our many friends White was driving—but that .with care'ess driving. The accident day morning at 8:30 o'clock from keys to fit our "Treasure Chest" and have and customers for making our anniversary sale a tremendous suc- not only oauKed damage to the wasn't all. White had stolen the the Leon J. Gerity Funeral Home, Carpenter's late model automobile, car from W. A. Sherman, a skat- 411 Amboy Avenue at 9 o'clock in received tiieir entire purchase FREE cess .... Our sale will continuz through Saturday, March 5th. but, adding insult to injury. Car- ing rink official, who had hidden St. James Church where a high penter rind to pay his wife's $10 $700 in it. White, told about the reQuiem ' mass was celebrated. fine after she pleaded guilty in hidden $700, exclaimed: "No kid-Burial was in St. James Cemetery. IN EVERY court. i din'. And I had to go rob a bank." MICHAEL HOMICH DEPARTMENT PORT READING — Michael Homich,. 43, 31 E. Street, Port JERSEY SC1APBO0K b?J0E MASICK Reading, died Friday at his home HOE SAL after a irief illness. He was em- ployed as a blacksmith by the 8,000 PAIRS OF FOOTWEAR. AT REDUCED PRICES Central Railroad, Elizabethport, He was a member of the Greek Catholic Union, of Russian Broth- , 1 Lot erhoods of Port Reading. 1 Lot 1 Lot Surviving are his widow, Anna assorted Assorted Assorted C, a daughter, Michale; a son, Dennis; his mother, Mrs. Anna Homich, Woodbridge; a brother, Every Pair of Footwear in Our Store Reduced During tJiis Sale! John, Port Reading; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Sekclilnsky, Wood- bridge and Mrs. Mary Sebrasky, Cleveland, Ohio. Entire Stock of Repeating a Sellout Hundreds of Funeral services were held Mon- CHENILLE Gotham Gold Stripe day morning from the Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green Street, Dresses - Sinuses Woodbridge and at St. Anthony's NYLONS Church, Port. Reading. Burial-was in St. James' Cemetery, Wood- At Close-out Guaranteed Skirts and. Sweaters bridge. PRICES Ir's—Limit MKS. ESTHER A. BITTING 6 Prs. to a Reduced. l/r> WOODBRIDGE —- Mrs. Esther Values to 11.00 Customer A. Bitting, .106 Green Street, died HUNDREDS PAIR yesterday morning at Rahway Me- morial Hospital. She is survived by of her husband, John J. Bitting; a 1 Lot GIRLS' DRESSES 2.00 daughter, Mrs. Dorothy - Hope DOLLARS Szabo; three grandchildren, Char- One Lot, Junior and Prep MEN'S lotte, Barbara and Monica, Szabo. worth of f Funeral services will be held\ to- Gabardines) morrow night at the Costello Fu- MERCHANDISE $18.00 Values .95 neral Home, Iselin. Cremation will B B RAINCOATS take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Rosehill Crematory, One Lot, Long and Short Sleeve MEN'S Linden. The family requests that Still to "be -Given-.. Away f flowers be omitted. dLAuKo (Gabardtae) | •"" ONE WAY -ABSOLUTELY FREE! irts 2 for 3< "Are you saving any money since Boys' Quilted Lined, Reg. 8.93 you started your budget system?" Men's Values to 3.69, Short Sleeve; "Sure, by the time I get it Winners to Date straightened out every evening, Mrs. J. W. Boos, Woodbridge Mrs. W. Merwin, Avenel Mr. Albfiqimque, Colonia ;- Mr. i. Grady, Woodbridge .00 it's too late to go anywhere." Mrs. A. Katko, Woodbridge Mr. M- Soga, Woodbridge SHIRTS 1.69 - 2 for SM Mr. A. Oleckna, Iselin Mrs. M. Sileo, Iselin Mrs. F. Calvaruso, Colonia Mrs. M, Licata, Woodbridge Mrs. E. O'Brien, Avenel Mildred Wilson, Woodbridge : LADIES',: Mrs. H. B. Rankin, Sewaren Mrs. R. Hieser. Carteret 9 ASSORTED LINENS Mrs. Jos. D'Orsi, Port Reading Mrs. Lemkul, Woodbridge CANNON BATH TOWELS Mrs. Mary Yanstick, Avenel Mrs. James Ryan, Wioodbridge 'Fruit of the Loom 400 Units -— Specially Mrs. J. Essig, Avenel Mrs. liila, Woodbridge (Shadow Panel) Mrs. S. Fellepcsnk, Woodbriflge Mrs. M. Mehesz, Woodbridge 6 for 3.00 Priced At Mrs. Hotchkis, Avenel Barbara NotcBey, Woodbridge HAND TOWELS TO MATCH Mr. D. Gerity, Woodbridge Judy Gerak, Avenel PLISSE Helen Ruskavich, Iselin Mrs. W. Vonah, Carteret 1 »OO each Mrs. C. Matrislca, Carteret ~- Mrs. R. Shannon, Woodbridge 6 for 2.00 TABLE CLOTHS, Mrs. J. Hacker, Woodbridije Mrs. M. Laeh, Woodbridge w. "SLIPS-;.••,..•• Mrs. H. Peterson, Avenel Constance Bunn, Sewaren FACE CLOTHS TO MATCH SCARFS, TOWELS, Mrs. M. Plesniak, Woodbridge Mrs. E. Raison, Woodbridge • .. .. • Sizes 42 to 52 -'•' Mrs. D. S. Ogden, Woodbridge Mrs. Helen Ea.sarab, Perth Amboy 6 for 1 ^ . PILLOW CASES, Etc. Francis Szewezyk, Sewaren Mrs. Joseph Kish, Carteret PLISSE Mrs. J. Cercilo, Perth Amboy Carolyn Hertz, Perth Amboy Mrs. J. Johman, Woodbridge Mrs. R. ($zeles,. Woodbridge VValues Mrs. J. Danck, Colonia Mrs. Janies Mullen, Woodbridge PETTICOATS NYLON PRAM SUITS T T0o 1S.9S 10.00 Joan. Van Dalen, Woodbridge Mrs. J. Teleposky, Carteret BOYS' AND GIRLS' Walter Jacobs, Avenel Mrs. W. Papp, Carteret Sizes ' Mrs. Charles Sehwenzer, Mrs. E. Muller, Woodbridge PRE SEASON PRICES Woodbridge Mrs. I. Richter, Woodbridge 32 to 38 83. SNOW SUITS and WSNTER JACKETS Redooed 25% ON ALL WORK Hose Kopeho, Sewaren Mis. A. Lockie, Woodbridge .„ You, Too', Can Get Your Just Received FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN • WEN'S ; SOCKS LARGE LOT CURTAINS and Entire Purchase ON ALL HOME IMPROVEMENTS Large assortment beautiful new patterns, PLASTIC SHOWER SETS © ALUMINUM SIDING ABSOLUTELY FREE! including stretch, socks, at the following @ KITCHENS MODERNIZED low sale prices ... - Values to 4.98 • ATTIC CONVERSIONS LADIES' Values to 3.49 © STONE FRONTS ( Be sure to see our interesting window V 39c ;;3 for -.00 • • ROOFING ® BATHROOMS LARGE SIZE • display, depicting Woodbridge.and its \ © PORCHES ' ••PATIOS HOUSE DRESSES 2- CUSTOM BUILT ) people, at the turn of the century and { SQc : 2 for; .-1 -OO • CARPENTRY @ BREEZEWAYS ;: 25% WOOL • GARAGES ©EXTENSIONS / beyond. ... \ 85c :3 for .2-50 ©"SIDING 9 DORMERS BLANKETS B.SS values 4-
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I MAIL COUPON TODAY J STORE P. O. BOX 104 I Name :, n N ST. ^I the heart of Woodbridge OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6 JERSEY | Street CLOSED ALL DAY WEDNESDAY CALL ANY TIME | City . Woodbridge 8-0084>:::,---;' - • ^ • OPEN DAY, NIGHT OR SUNDAY I Phone FRIDAY NIGHT CHarter 9-1144 'The Friendly Store' PAGE SIX- THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 195B EDISON TOWNSHIP. AND FORDS BEACON Journalism Club Sees How Newspaper is Printed Sweetness and Light Signs Contract 4Hot Rod' Club • (Continued from Page 1) (Continued on Page 8) • (Continued from Page 1) ing of endowments upon submission to the Housing andthe National Hot Rod Association adult church members', Home Finance Agency .of the fed- and we studied it. The aims of the eral government, the. unit which club are to teach safety and under which is the moment when makes the. grant of funds under the no circumstances do we race on they enter into a covenant Federal Housing Act of 1954." highways. Our races are conducted" with God to fulfill all duties The consultants will also "ad- on approved sites under the na- requisite to entering into the vise and assist the Housing Au- tional rules and regulations. As to Kingdom of God. The oppor- thority in preparation, of such ad- the boys being half undressed ditional data as may be requested while they were cleaning the site, I At the Typewriter: tunity for such commitment by the Housing and Home Finance hardly think that was possible as A new Woodbridge street dii'ec- is sparingly given. Agency within three months fol- the weather has been nasty. * have tory, complete with maps, is now * * * * lowing the submission of such doc- taught the boys that they must, on sale at most of the Township uments to the Housing and Home park legally. All parking is done newstands and stationery stores Its restrictions are based, Finance Agency." on the shoulder of Lincoln High- . . . Dr. Albert Richmond, Main in the Mormons' ""thinking, The contract further states that way and no parking is permitted Street optometrist, chairman of upon the many references in the workable program will de- on Dow Avenue, the Support of Churches Commit- the Old Testament to the an- scribe what the Township is doing Record Lauded tee of Woodbridge Kiwanis Club, cient Hebrew Holy of Holies .o eliminate and prevent blighted "We have a wonderful record has arranged with radio station into which only qualified conditions.* It will evaluate the Of the 29 members only two have WCTC, New Brunswick, to have adequacy of its present measures j received tickets. They are not the broadcast recorded spot announce- priests could partake of com- and commit itself with respect to maniacs these people would have ments on the support of churches munion with God. those elements that will be carried you believe. The parents are. in- and synagogues. They may be *; a: * *'• out in the future under the follow- terested actively, even assuming the responsibility of digging up the heard twice daily throughout the The title of the book you ing classifications: j week . . . Terry Kucsick, 13, 57 "1. Adequate codes and ordi- j money to build the garage. We Commercial Avenue, Avenel, tried to remember is The nances. I teach safe driving, a legitimate trapped a fairly good-sized possum Book of Mormon, which is "2. Comprehensive community! hot..rodder will not jeopardize the Sunday. . . , the foundation of the faith of plan (a master plan). I reputation of his club." the Church of Jesus Christ of "3. Detailed neighborhood anal- • Another iselin resident aske^ Jottings: Latter-Day Saints—and this yses. * I Mr. Donnelly viiiy he did not built '4, Adequate administrative or- the club quarters on property hi Mrs. William H. Doe, Linden, W\;§ siaflp is the history of the people ganization. owns and he replied that he die, formerly of Woodbridge, under- of Jewish background , who "5. Financing ability. not feel obligated to give up my went an opertion Friday morning came to North America from "6. Housing for displaced fam- land. I do my bit." at Bertie Memorial, Hospital, Palestine about 600 B. C— lies. Windsor, N. C, for the removal "7. Full-fledged citizen coopera- of a small splinted bone. Mrs. Doe according to Mormon belief. The historian of this group tion." .6 Voting Districts and her husband were injured in The contract adds that "the an automobile accident near was one Moroni — whose '(Continued fro'm- Page 1) housing code (which is the respon- Township to include new develop- Windsor over two weeks ago. X- gilded statue occupies that sibility of the Township commis- rays show that Mrs. Doe's leg i ments. 1 .'-.. ****.&• niche over the great entrance sioners) will contain occupancy ; fractures are healing very well itandards defining "decent, safe I District Rearranged to the temple—and it was he | District 7 of the Second Ward, . . . Cpl. Prank M. Patterson, son whom the Mormons believe and sanitary housing, will prohibit of Gerald A. Brown, McFarlane Above, a group of the Journalism Club of the Sophomore Class at Woodbridge BSgrh School is shown Inspecting the newspaper press the use of unfit housing and will which includes Colonia Village, Road, Colonia, recently spent a at the plant of the Woodbrifig-e Publishing Company, T.ue sday. The club was taken on a tour of the entire plant. revealed himself to Joseph provide the necessary enforcement has also been rearranged and Dis- week's leave in Tokyo from his Smith in 1823 when Smith procedures." trict 15 has been formed in the unit in Korea . . . Spring is really was 17 years old. vicinity of the new Garden State odore Nawrocki, 78 Auth Avenue The consultants are required near. Noticed a number of gard- Committee Near ing Infiltration under the contract to submit to parkway and Edgewood Avenue. eners spreading lime on their . . . From Fords, a son to Mr. and Style Show Held * * * * In the Third Ward, District 5, Mrs. Leslie Edmundson. 74 Glen- (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) the Housing Authority within 40 lawns Saturday. . . . My boss saw The revelation told to days a report describing and evalu- has been rearranged in Avenel and the first robin in his yard last court Avenue; a daughter to Mr. required to complete the proposed to move into his home on Duke's District 8 has been formed in the and Mrs. Norman Anderson, 148 revaluation has no"t been estimated, Smith the location of. theating existing codes, practices and week. •y Road. other elements of the workable vicinity of Nielson Avenue. Liberty Street. . . . Also a daugh- nor has it been determined when States Position stone crypt in which were ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ISELIN — A fashion show fea- the work can get under way in program and housing code as they A complete description of all the The mayor replied that the held the records of God's will apply in, the Township at this time. districts will be found in a legal One Page One: Schimpf, 2 Burnett Street, Avenel; turing the latest styles draped on the event Mr. Hammerling is en-Township "did not wish to jeopar- a-nd commands, in what now This is something that has been a son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wan- ten models was presented Thurs- gaged. Some anxiety has been ex- The Housing Authority mem- advertisement to appear in this day night by the Young Women's dize its rights under the seweris upper New York state, and bers said that the consultants have paper on April 7 and April 14, on my mind for some time but tuch, 49 May Street, Hopelawn. pressed that the job will not becontract and no one would be per- GWC in the Somerset-Messenger- Guild of First Presbyterian Church under way before the Board of the Mormons believe that already "begun work on the prep- prior to primary day. The polling Gazette did it so well, I am going of Iselin at School 15. mitted to move m until the sewer divine guidance permitted arations toward filing the applica- places will also appear in the ad- Education requires additional is accepted in its entirety." tion for federal funds. to use his words: "With all due Models were Mrs. Russell Gieger, financing for the new schools now Smith to translate these rec- vertisement. respect to all the people, I must Mrs. Vojnik Joins Mrs. John Sawczak, Mrs. Robert "We told the builders the required, but this is one of the ords -from their ancient lan- ON PLANNING UNIT confess it becomes irksome at times Eckenberger, Mrs. George Court- main factors m present consider- houses could not be occupied un- to keep receiving requests from 'ney, Mrs. Norman Jensen, Mrs. til the sewer was completed and guage. EDISON—Joseph Ruggieri, rep- Annual Red Cross ations. It is estimated that an- resenting the American Legion almost everybody to 'Please- be Local VFW Group Albert Wohlert, Mrs. Charles accepted," the mayor continued. * * * * (Continued from Page 1) nouncement the revaluation will and Miss Genevieve Keen, New ; sure and put it on the front page.' Backman, Mrs. Lawrence Ger- be made would reduce the interest "You told me before," Mr. Clark as well as the regular duties con- You Mormons state with- Jersey Federation of Teachers, are If we did this, we would need two AVENEL — Mrs. Leon Vojnik hardt, Mrs. Jay Miller and Miss rate on new bond issues by assaid, "and I -went to Mr. Gruen, cerning servicemen and their fam- out any equivocation that to members of- the Planning Commit- page ones per issue and both of was welcomed as a new member of Jane Barby. much as one per cent—and this the attorney for the sellers and ilies, necessitate "a 24-hour cov- Joseph Smith, through the tee for the Central Region New these would be filled almost en- the Ladies' Auxiliary of Avenel Mrs. Miller was chairman of the would mean a considerable saving he told me that you . . ." The erage, seven days a week, he tirely by notices of card parties Jersey White House Conference Memorial Post, VFW at a meeting show committee. Entertainment over the term of the bonds. words Mr. Clark used here are Book of Mormon, was re- stated. and social shindigs. was featured during intermission. on Education. Monday in the post rooms in Club Mr. Mroz stated it is his inten- considered by this newspaper to vealed the will of God and "Off hand, there occurs to me a Avenel. Miss Dorothy Shonfi with Miss be so far beyond good taste~ as to thus claim for "this Ameri- new idea that will guarantee page Corinne Bowers as accompanist, tion to arrange a conference with NIXON TO L. A. ISELIN, N. J. Mrs. John T. Osthoff's resigna- his colleagues and Mr. Hammer- require omission. can prophet all the power MET. 6-1279 one position to any and all citi- tion as hospitality chairman was sang a solo entitled "Thme Alone." Vice-President Richard M. Nix- zens in the following circum- The Oaks Barber Shop Quartette ling at a very early date, in the The mayor, evidently shocked abilities, divine commission on, acting as "goodwill ambassa- accepted. Donations were voted to hope that final decision can be SI stances: 1. Take off for RenO with presented three old time tunes. by the statement, did not answer, and duty to rebuke, organize dor .for President Eisenhower, will NOW THRU SAT. the Red Cross, Fords VFW Band made. but Township Attorney B. W. a striking blonde in a stolen car. and the Crusade for Freedom. The Quartette includes as mem- and guide" that resided in make a tour of Latin American 2. Come up to the next Borough bers, Elmer Mellett, William Col- Vogel declared Mr. Clark to be nations during the early part of Mrs. Henry Chester announced such leaders as Moses; Abra- Council meeting and throw a lins, Theodore Pulfen and J. L. "presumptuous, to say the least." ham, Enoch, Isaiah, Elijah February. This is the second of tomahawk at the mayor, 3. Break arrangements have been made for Snyder. Fire Cost Boost "The man who sold you the such excursions. Mr. Nixon has ground for the erection of thea hospital party at the Menlo Park property is responsible," Senator and others. This, I suppose taken in surveying foreign nations town's first skyscraper. 4. Start a Home for Disabled Veterans Mon- (Continued fr-om Page 1) is one of the difficult pro- and meeting the heads of _ other TO RECEIVE BIDS for the various districts based on Vogel stated. "This matter tran- fire in the downtown district. day at 7 o'clock. The program fea- WOODBRIDGE — The Town scends any personal consideration. nouncements for those of us states. In October and December, Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis tured a display of gift suggestions the budgets approved last month Vista-Vision — Technicolor "Page one is a newspaper's show Committee vs ill receive bids March We must consider the welfare of who are not Mormons and 1953, he toured the free nations of by Ruth Nevin. shows the total rate to be paid the Far, Near and Middle East. Also window. Stories on page one, as a 15 for one Clark gasoline powered by the voters. The table below the community as a whole. We who have not been exposed rule, are placed there for their tractor for the incinerator plant by each taxpayer in each district must consider the people who al- "OUTLAW'S DAUGHTER" worth in news value. Of course, Nylon "no-kink artery" used for and one two-door Ford sedan for ready live here." to their environment. based on the tentative $9.88 ba^e There are some other in- SUN. THRU WED. when there is a dearth of hot news first time on humans. the Board of Health. "The words I used,'' Mr. Clark and human interest staff—but rate: teresting facets of your re- WOODBRIDGE Van Johnson - John Hodiak In the following table, the fire replied, "were not my own, but that's another story." wei-e Mr. Gruen's. This condition ligion of which you have a rate" is first, and the total rate hazy notion, too, but I will MUSIC CENTER follows: Woodtoridge and Sewaren, has really put me in a hole finan- 120 MAIN STREET In the Mailbag: .85, 10.73; Port Reading .62, 10.50; cially." wait until another time to Plus Senator Vogel said he under- Janet Pedersen, Fords, has ac- Keasbey .62, 10.50; Avenel .35, write you of them. In the All Types of Records and "WITNESS TO MURDER" cepted an invitation to join Delta 10.23; Fords 1.33, 11.21; Hope- stood" and that there were other meantime, I hope the skiing Musical Instruments Zeta sorority at Bucknell Univers- lawn 1.12, 11.00; Iselin .3'4, 10.42; folks m the "same position," but remains good—and won't ity where she is a member of the Iselin .94, 10.82. the sewer "will not be accepted Used instruments bought and freshman class. The daughter of until it passes all tests." you please remeirfber me to repaired — Orchestras available Mr, and Mrs. Victor Pedersen, 248 WHY Mr. Clark asked if they could such other folks at the Lodge for all occasions First Avenue, she is enrolled in the Why is it that whispering a give him any idea as to when he who may remember me. education curriculum. . . . Mrs. story seems to add authenticity could move in but the committee ceg WO. 8-8366 Sara Karabinchak, 40 William to it,—Chritian Science Monitor. would notgive him any date. Street, Fords, will be among the Doors Open Daily 1:30 P. M. liberal arts majors at NJC who will "JIM BO" IT SWIMS begin an eight weeks' period of © NOW SHOWING m full-time teaching in New Jersey DR. S. D. GROSSMAN THE PICTURE THAT WON schools Monday. The student 7 ACADEMY AWARD teaching, to be evaluated by in- structors in the schools and by Chiropractor FORDS, N. J. — Hillcrest 2-0348 NOMINATIONS NJC faculty members, is required Specializing in Back Conditions and Nervous Ailments WED. THRU SAT. 1 Best Picture for certification by the State De- INT* 94 Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. 2 Best Actor - Bing Crosby partment of Education. Mrs. Kara- JIM BO—the most ;ensationa! invention in the binchak will teach history at history of fishing—the artificial minnow that swims. "THREE RING CIRCUS" 3 Best Actress - Grace Kelly WHS. . . . No more live bait to buy. This is the lure sensation Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis OFFICE HOUKS: of the' 20th century. 4 Best Black and White Art "FOUR GUNS TO THE Tuesday and Thursday IT SWIMS—no springs, uses no fuel; it swims as Direction long as you leave it in the water. Swims by unique BORDER" Cinematography At Random: process of balance and gravity. Fish any desired 2:00 P. M. - 4:00 P. M. — 6:00 P. M. - 8:00 P. M. depth—in lake, stream, gulf, bay. Any'fish that will . Rory Calhoun and John C. Kitchin, 18, son of John strike a minnow will strike JIM BO. This is no gad- 5 Best Black and White Saturday, 1:00-3:00 P. M. get. Looks and swims like a live ginnow. Colleen Miller and Pauline Kitchen, 5 Edward 6 Best Direction Street, Iselin, has enlisted in the This is the lure of all lures—beautiful silver leaf (Saturday Matinee, an Extra plastic. Buy one for your friends also. Satisfaction Cartoon and Comedy) Navy and is now at Bainbridge, Woodbridge 8-3722 guaranteed. Send $1.03 only, for each lure. Send 7 Best Screen Play Md., for recruit training . . . Wal- Telephones Hlllcrest 2-4727 check or cash. We pay postage. Sold by mail only. SUN. THRU TUBS. lace J. Wilck, Colonia, is among J. & R. TACKLE CO. P.O. Box 741, Largo, Fla. BING CROSBY the 119 New Jersey residents get- "GREEK FIRE" ting ready for spring this week Stewart Granger and . GRACE KELLY by studying flower gardening at Grace Kelly WILLIAM HOLDEN Rutgers University, College of Ag- in A PESiBEKG-^EATON Production riculture. He is enrolled in a one "LAUGHING ANNE" week course, traditionally one of waemmmmsu Wendell porey and the most popular on the College's TO PARENTS! Margraret Loekwood short course agenda . . . Add: Jobs new EXTRA-RICH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 A Paramounl Picture I'm glad I don't have—Vera Ry- an's at the town hall... LIQUID PRELL ""HUNGARIAN SHOW" Only 32 shopping days ?til Last But Not Least: The Shampoo From 2 P. M. Born at Perth Amboy General Easier. The lime to buy your for Radiantly Alive' Hair Hospital: From Iselin, a son to children's Easter outfits is ixtm." NEW LOW-LOW PRICES Mr, and Mrs. Richard Hay ton, 145 « The Shampoo with Exira Rich Goodness in an Exciting, Fourth Avenue; a daughter to Mr. Adults 50c Children 14c Selections are at their best. ly New Formula— : - :. • ( and Mrs. Martin Nolter* 109, Ben- Humphrey Bogart-Ara ipardner der Avenue; a son to Mr, and Mrs. For the best selections at the ® So easy to use—has that just right consistency—it William Moorhead, 29 Park Ave- rinses in a flash—never leaves your hair with a dull* in nue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. The- most reasonable prices, shop at ing film. • ,. ' TODAY THRU- SAT. • Your hair is so easy to mancg& after shampooing with * Stewart Granger-Grace Kelly liquid Prell—Try if—You'll see the difference. j in iFPIl Fluff? Join Our New VIVIEN'S KIDDY SHOP # It's a new Procter & Gamble Shampoo—created for Use our lay-away plan or women who want their hair to hays that 'Radiantly (Cinemascope) Alive' Look. . . . PLUS MERCHANDISE convenient charge accojmtg. Marjorie Main - Chili Wills in BUY IT AND TRY IT TODAY LG, MED.' PER, "RICOCHET ROMANCE" CLUB SUN. THRU TTJES. Free Parking at Rear of Store NEW Robt. Taylor-Eleanor Parker in $1 Weekly — 15 Weeks Charge It At "MANY RIVERS Co-Starring-' JOIN TODAY EXTRA-RICH 3CH EDMOND O'BRIEN . TO MOSS" Nominated for the Best LIQUID .PRILL (Cinemascope) Supporting Actor PLUS — Co-Hit — STORE OPENS OPEN FBI. Paul Henreid-Patricia Medina Ginger Rogers in IMS SHOP 9:30 'TIL 9 F. M in "PRIATES OF TRIPOLI" 103 MAIN STBEET WED. THRU TUES. T Next to Woolworth'a )5 Main Street Woodbridge William. HoJden-Grace Kelly in r» Open FriOay 'Til 9 P. Bf, "PRIATES OF TRIPOLI" Of FATE EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 PAGE SEVEN
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Card Fete to: A FordsLiofts Club Ho Forty-One Retire Retiring Officers Honored District Head Mother-DaHghter ,Firstl Aid Squad At Copper Works By Fords First Aid Squad Visits VFW Unit - Breakfast FQHDS-—The Fords Lions Club department for proper distribu- FORDS—St. John's-First Aid Department, and Frank Banyae- FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary FORDS — The annual mother- FOHDS—Plans for; a -card party PERTH .AMBOY — Forty-one met in Lopes Restaurant and dedi- tion; employees ef the' Karitan Copper Squad of Fords and Keasbey held ski, chief of the Keasbey Fire of Fords Memorial Post 6090, daughter communion breakfast and social (Marcri 14; -were made 1 catedthe. meeting to: tlae Fords ' A,representative from the New Works of the International Smelt- its annual ex-captain's banquet in Department. . met in post headquarters and wel- for the combined- Sodalities of Our i?y yfche. Fords-;:, Juiiipr Roman's- Fir-e Company and the First Aid Jersey Diagnostic Center will ing arid Refining Company, an An- the VFW Hall, honoring Robert Dr. Schiejbel spoke on behalf of comed a visit from Mrs." Mary Lady of Peace Church will take Club ,at a JHeeting\h:eld in. the Squad. L. W. Livingston, program speak on juvenile delinquency at aconda subsidiary, are enjoying Levendoske, who served as captain Dr. Eli cooperman, George unban, Nolan, eighth district president, place March 27 in Lopes Restau- library. All proceeds will go to the chairman, introduced; Captain the March 14 meeting. their first day of retirement today last year. Jr., and William Toth, who could and Mrs. Margaret Kreisel, deputy rant, following the 8 A. M. 'Mass Jibrary fund.: Mrs. .Lorraine Nagy Willard Neary of tlhe: :?irst Aid under the Company's new liberal- James Sieczkowski, squad presi- not attend. The dinner was pre- chief of staff. Mrs: Nolan said the in the church. The breakfast is was named cnairihan.: Tickets may Squad, and Chief John Fisc&er of ized pension program. dent, gave the welcoming address pared toy Mrs. E. F. Hoffman1 and auxiliary showed progress in its open to married Sodalists and be obtained in the library^ , ^ : the Fords Fire Company., Thirty-six of the retired employ- and introduced Robert N. Neary her committee.- hospitable work and- commended their mothers. Reservations may iMl members plaimmg'to attend lub Federation ees are over, 68, the compulsory as toastmaster. Rev. John E. Dancing was held and music the color bearers for their work. be obtained from Miss Helen Chief Fischer told of the up-to- Siska, Douglas Street, social com- the finals of the Little Theater retirement age, and five between Grimes gave the invocation. was furnished toy the Interna- A donation was voted 'to the Mt. date equipmer^t of the ,nre com- the ages of 65 and 68.have decided mittee chairman. tournament *o 'foe •: 4ieM-. Saturday pany and. that the members are 9th •William Hansen, Perth Amboy, tionals. The benediction was given Carmel Nursing Guild and to the night in when they're making their sales "Their chief value is as a source G.O.P. TO MEET Beware of Peddlers - The Republican National Com- The Woodbridge Township Recreation Department BasKetiball talk, but when they present the of mulch'which may aid the soil Lifting Retail Milk Price bill for their services it always as - a conditioner to loosen it up mittee has been called to meet in League schedule for the week of March 7, 1955, is as follows: Of Lawn 'Dressings' Washington on February 17 to se- specifies 'lawn dressing,'" Dr, and permit the entrance of air SENIOR AND LIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE NEW BBTTNSWICK — Dr. lect a time and place for the 1956 Control Leaves Public Cold Stacy B. Randle, chemist for theRandle explains. and water. In most cases an ex- nominating convention. Three Monday TRENTON — Governor Robert being diverted into the manufac- Agricultural Experiment Station, "We have analyzed many sam~ orbitant price is charged for this cities—Atlantic City, Chicago and White Eagles A. C. vs. Iselin ViP.W., Hopel&wn, 8 P. M, B. Meyner leans toward continued ture of cheese, ice cream and other Rutgers University, is issuing his pies of such materials sent to us material," Dr. Randle reports. Philadelphia—have bid for one or milk price regulations in New Jer- products, and therefore it becomes Alibani's vs. Fords Boys Club, Hopelawn, 9 P. M. annual warning concerning itin- by indignant householders, and If your la-wn is in need of organic both national conventions. - • sey to protect farmer-producers less valuable. In New York, pro- Sewaren A. A. ys. Iselin Dangell Boys, Fords, 8 SP. M. - " erant peddlers of lawn materials in most cases they are not fer- matter, the state -chemist suggests but indicates that price fixing on ducers averaged $4.84 per hundred- St. James' vs. Canadian Club, Fords, 9 P.M. purpoted to be fertilizer. tilizer and do not come under the you contact your local seed and Australians urge tJ. S. tennis retails sales which was lifted two weight, the Governor said. "They call their wares fertilizer fertilizer laws. fertilizer .dealer. . stars' return in. 1955. Wednesday weeks ago, is probably gone for- Watching Gas Costs Woodbridge "Tankers vs. Fords Wildcats, Fords, 9 P. M. ever. The Governor promised the Thursday The Governor told a group of State of New Jersey -would stand Fords Wildcats vs. Iselin V.F.W., Fords, 8 P.M. weekly newspaper editors and re- guard to prevent natural gas rates Woodbridge Tankers vs. Iselin Dangell Boys, Fords, 9 P. M. porters at a news conference that from becoming exorbitant to small since retail milk prices were lifted, consumers in the Garden State. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE not a single complaint has been He admitted that 100 companies - Monday received from milk consumers. supply -85 per cent of the natural Avenel Presbyterian Church vs. St. Cecelia's, Hopelawn, 7 P. M. Because of a court suit instituted gas to pipe line companies, which by a group of thirteen North Jersey Juniors A. A. vs^" Woodbridge Hawks, Fords, 7 P.M. - in turn feeds the gas to New Jersey milk dealers to restrain State Milk companies. Such rates are regul- Build it, paint it, paper it, hammer it, cement it, Tuesday Director Floyd R. .Hoffman from ated by the Federal Power Com- 'Frank's Five vs. St. James' CYO, Fords, 7 P. M. enforcing the law, the latter had mission, he said, adding the State plant it...... Whatever the job, consult this guide for Warriors vs. Jean Court Vandals^ Fords, 8 P. M. no alternative but to lift price Board of Public Utility Commis- controls on retail sales, the Gover- sioners is closely watching the the materials that will help you do the job better. Mel's Amoco vs. East Side Boys, Fords, 9 P. M. % Avenel Presbyterian Church vs. St. Anthony's, Hopelawn, 9 P. M. nor said. ' situation. "I'm interested in seeing to it Claiming the State of New Jer- Wednesday that we work out orderly market- sey "can use any money it can Fords Pirates vs. Colonia Night Hawks', Fords, 7 P. M. ing arrangements," said the Gov- find," Governor Meyner requested Avenel Aces vs. Hadyk P & H, Fords, 8 P.M. ernor. "If we had no regulation his office attaches for a report on whatever, we might have a sur- "breakage" which represents odd , JUNIOR LEAGUE plus of milk in June, July and pennies not paid to winners, being Allied Aluminum Products Tuesday August and not enough milk in turned over to the operators of the Unconditionally Guaranteed Avenel Presbyterian Juniors vs. St. James' Juniors, Hopelawn, September, October and Novem- Freehold Race Track. The Gover- ber." nor was told the amount reaches 1P.M. • ' ' • • EXTRUDED ALUMINUM To alleviate the chaotic situa- $90,000 a year. At the three run- Hopelawn Indians vs. Flynn & .Son, (Hopelawn, 8 P.M. tion in which New Jersey milk ning tracks at Camden, Oceanport Thursday merchants and farmers find them- '.and Atlantic City, all "breakage" 'Combination Avenel Presbyterian Juniors vs. Flynn & Son, Fords, 7 P. M. selves, the Governor suggested is turned into the State Treasury. that a two-point program be' pro- Governor Meyner told the news- moted to get New Jersey residents papermen present that the future to drink more New Jersey milk road-building picture for New Jer- ... WINDOW and to distribute the milk through sey is not clear at the present time farmer-owned cooperatives. In because the Eisenhower program STRIKES iassing, the Governor declared of federal road aid needs much "if one person in five in the clarification. However, the Gover- COMPLETE. -.95 For the,best lawn in town and United States drank one extra nor said he expects New Jersey ft has to be the best lawn because, ivs the. best seea lass of milk a day, there would be will at least share in the Federal sold in town. Pstco All Pur- no surplus of milk in the country." program to finance interstate ar- pose Lawn Seed is best be- SPARES Governor Meyner • emphasized terial routes in the near future. cause its formula contains Unconditionally Guaranteed all 5 of the only true peren- ;hat both New York and Pennsyl- On the question of water for fu- nial grasses—each of which ania have regulated milk prices ture New Jersey, a problem to be WOODBRIDGE SERVICE I" Thick has been bred to root deep- paid to farmer-producers and tackled by the Legislature next ly under its own special con- W L. herefore New Jersey must con- Monday, Governor Meyner reiter- EXTRUDED ALUMINUM ditions- That's why Patco All Bob'S T-V 15 & Purpose win flourish, year tinue similar controls. In New Jer- ated that the State needs a def- after year, in sandy, loamy, Plaza Barbers :'. 15 6 sey at the- present time, a reg- inite plan of water storage and or clayey soil, and in sun or American Cyanamid .... 12y2 8% ulated milk price of $5.87 per that experts are agreed there is Combination shade. Cooper's Dairy :'„.•..." 12 9 hundredweight is in vogue, but the only one place to store it-^-Round Saturday Niters ..:..'. 11' 10 Governor pointed out the average Valley in Hunterdon County. A W'bridge Confectionery 8 13 price received by producers last bill before the Legislature would DOOR fRH You may obtain from your First Aid 5% 15Ms ear was $5.04 per hundredweight. appropriate $3,000,000 to purchase PATCO Dealer the informative 8 • page booklet "Your Lawn Mt. Carmel Vets 5 16 The lower price is caused by milk the Round Valley site. All Hardware Team High, 933,' First Aid: A. ,50 and its Care" Poos 155, V. Gioffre 160, F. Ca- Included praro 202, F. Janer 202, J. Prekop Pan-Fried Shrimp 214. Cooks down on the Itfississfppi Individual high, scores: D. Go- Gulf Coast have a special "know- ryl 205, J. Prekop 214, J. Toth how" in preparing tasty shrimp PLAN TO "VISIT US REAL SOON 211, T. Obidzinski 200, R. Osiborne dishes, for the shrimp boats are Allied Aluminum Produots 201, S. Stawicki 218, F. Janer 202, constantly coming hi with a big F. Capraro 202. • haul. Here is a favorite Gulf Venetian Blinds - Jalousies - Awnings Coast recipe for preparing golden, 439 AMBOY AVENUE, PERTH AMBOY, N. J.. AMBOY FEED KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #857 crisp-fried shrimp. Try these with Here is?a group of~favorite reci- spaghetti with hot water, drain, George Walsh, Prop. - W L he sauce you like best. pes that will lend (variety to the turn into a shallow casserole. Pour Phone HI-2-4004 -. - - 279 New Brunswick Ave. Phone HI. 2-1350 Perth Amboy McCarthy's Sports 1.1 7 Six Servings) menu. They are easily prepared sauce over. Bake in an oven 375 Woodbridge Liquor 11 7 1 pound raw shrimp and are appealing to the eye. degrees until hot through—about State Jewelers 10% 1\k 1 teaspoon salt 25 minutes. Whip cream stiff, fold Mayer's Tavern 10 *8 Vz cup flour Spanish Rice with Meat Balls in Parmesan cheese. Spread over Finish Your Expansion Attie Ryan's Plumbing 9 9 1 egg, beaten - 4 tablespoons butter hot spaghetti mixture. Place under with SOMETHING NEW!! Urban's Photo 8 10' Vi cup fine bread crumbs % cup chopped green pepper broiler until lightly browned. This 16x16 STRIATED Karmazin's Heating .... 1Yz lQYi Yi eup margarine Vz cup minced onion takes only a second. Serve at once. Bob's TV .;. _ 5 13 Lemon 'wedges % lb. round steak ground Easy Chocolate Cake Weld-Tex Blocks HARDWOOD OAK BLOCK FLOORING Team high game, Bob's TV, 899: Wash shrimp.and peel off shells, l>/3 cups packaged pre-cooked 1% squares chocolate CAN BE INSTALLED OVER YOUR ASPHALT Mike Doros 218, Bill DeJoy 192, leaving tails on. Remove dark rice. 3 tablespoons butter John Fofrich 169, John Gels 165, veins. Rinse in cold water. Drain 2 teaspoons salt 1 cup sugar Sq. Ft. 23° TILE FLOORS - Bill Haug, Jr., 155 well. Sprinkle lightly with salt. Roll Pepper % cup milk Finish That Attie Floor with ® Long Wearing • Beautiful Finish High individual scores:-' Ed in okur. Dip into beaten egg and 3 cups canned tomatoes and 1 cup cake flour Crowe 219, Mike Doros 218, Tony then roll in bread crumbs. Melt Juice 2 eggs 1x4 NX, • Easy to Clean ! : Fertilizer - Lime margarine in heavy skillet over . Melt butter in a. heavy skillet, Czajkowski 203. 1 teaspoon vanilla FHA Improvement Loans Arranged moderately low heat. Arrange add green pepper and onion. Cook Melt chocolate, add butter. PINE FLOORING Peat Moss - Humus WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN shrimp in margarine and fry gently until tender, but not brown. Form Place in a bowl, add sugar, milk, Expert Installation — Easy Terms — 3 Years To Pay W L until golden brown on both sides, beef into small balls—add to skillet # flour which has .been sifted with lin. ft. Call or Write for Free Estimate — Telephone 8-2847 Grass Seed Shell 23 4 turning once or" twice. Serve at and cook until browned, stirring baking powder, eggs and vanilla. P3.A. No. 38 19 8 once, garnished with lemon frequently. Add rice, salt, pepper Do not stir until all ingredients are Vegetation Seed Iselin Chiefs 15 12 wedges. (Cooked, canned shrimp and tomatoes. Cover and simmer Furnish Your Expansion Attic in bowl. Beat thoroughly. Bake-in with Iselin No. 1 15 12 or frozen shrimp may be prepared slowly about 10 minutes. 2 layers in an oven 350 degrees, Woodbridge Floors, Inc. Flower Seed Wdbge. First Aid 14 13 same way.) 'over with any desired icing. i • Avenel No. 1 12 15 For other tasty and nutritious French -Loaf Sandwich UNPAINTED J. & D. Varey, Props. Avenel First Aid .1 9% 17% kitchen-tested recipes, write the 1 loaf French bread Large Assortment Orange, Grapefruit and Avocado FURNITURE 466 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge, N. J. Avenel No, 2 % 26% National Cotton Council, P. O. Box y4 cup butter Salad Shrubs High team game: 922—C. Bohlke 76, Memphis, Tenn., for your free 1 clove garlic minced Orange sections free from skin Now at Great Savings El® 171, B. Demoreski 181, A. Roman copy of "Bake It With Margarine,'" Tomato slice- Grapefruit sections free from Roses 178, A. Lauro 191, A. Gorechladi an attractive new booklet in two Cheese slice membrane and skin CAULKING 201. -. , * colors. . • Green pepper rings Avocados peeled and sliced LINCOLN W. Russell 215, G. Housman 202- Cut bread diagonally in 1-inch Lettuce Evergreens 229, R. Osborne 200. slice, not quite through bottom 1 tablespoon ground pecans etsu 1S8 HARDWARE & PAINT-.COMPANY crust. Cream butter with minced C Fruit and Shade BOWL - MOR'-HOUSE Girl Scout Troop 1 tablespoon ground almonds DUPONT PAINTS — HOUSEWARES garlic. Spread on bread slices. % teaspoon salt TUBE 43 Trees - V.J1 W L Place a tomato slice, cheese slice GARDEN SUPPLIES — ELECTRICAL " SUPPLIES . Joe's Confy .-l^l... 19V lYz % teaspoon paprika 2 Takes Up First Aid and a green pepper ring between 2 tablespoons lemon juice IDAHO Ruby's Box Lunch-.^i,.. 16 11 each bread slice. Bake on a bak- St. George Avenue at Avenel Street Guy's Electric ....-Vfe:-. 15 12 2 tablespoons oil KNOTTY PINE PANELMG ISELIN —• Mrs. Joseph Rapaci- ing sheet in an oven 350 degrees Arrange orange and grapefruit Wdbge. Republican^---- 14 13 oli, Girl Scout Leader of the Iselin for 20 minutes. Cut through bot- Paper Wrapped THIS WEEK SPECIALS Swift Co -. 12% 14y sections alternately with avocado 2Girl Scout Troops, announced that tom crust, just before serving. slices. Serve on lettuce with the 7 and 8 ft. Lengths OOC sin. Free Advice Midtowners 1 12 15 Brownie' Troop 30 met at her home Cheese Muffins following dressing: Add salt, pa- 6 and 8 Inch Widths "^ ft. s49 Stanley's Diner 11 16 where plans were made for a cook- 2 cups sifted flour prika, lemon juice and oil to PAINT Flat White 2 Free Soil Test Ravens 8 19 ing lesson to be held at her home. 3 teaspoons baking powder round nuts. Beat well. Pour over ? XJ. Michalski 256, N. Suscreba :; Troop 1 met and held a cook- Vz teaspoon salt salad. 215-206-245—666; A. Belkowski New Jersey Lumber PAINT ROLLER . RITCHIE S out. The members of the troop 2 tablespoons sugar 209-208-194—616; W. Smith 200- prepared rolls of bandages for Ise- 1 cup grated cheese ADVERTISEMENT 221, L. Medwick 213, F. Evans 208, AND TRAY GARDEN CENTER lin First Aid Squad. 1 egg And Millwork Co. W. Blyth 203, M. Stec 202, B. Members of.Troop 11 met and Liberti 202, J. Remenar 201-202. 2 tablespoons butter melted 828 ST. GEORGES AVENUE COLONIA made 30 hand and arm splints for Sift flour, baking powder, salt, FULL LINE OF DUPONT CUSTOM COLORS Three-game winners: Joe's Con- Going Someplace? WO. 8-0414-0415 the Squad. Mrs. Rapacioli donated and sugar together. Stir in cheese. RA-7-1280 fectionery over Woodbridge Re- m TEL. RA.. 7 - 0270 ® the materials. Beat egg until foamy. Add milk flere'e "We Prize Your Good Will" publicans; Ruby's Box Lunch over Mrs. Rapacioli announced that and beat enough to blend. Stir in Midtowners. first aid classes will be conducted melted butter. Add sifted dry in- RAVEL be widened at both chin and fore- Two-game winners: Swift Co. at her home, 218 Dow Avenue for gredients. Stir onfy until dry in- head. Wide, fluffy bangs and curls over Ravens, Guy's Electric over in Fashion Now ' a period of eight weeks, meeting gredients are moistened. Fill below the ears are good. Rouge Stanley's Diner. r every Saturday from 1 P. M. to 4 greased muffin pan about two- If you are not completely satis- should be used on the outer cheek- P. M. All girls fiito complete the Tokyo is very exciting; a big fied with, the f eatares nature gave DO IT YOURSELF WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP thirds full. Bake in an oven 425 bone area. Tho mouth should not course will receive first aid badges. bustling city with traffic worse you, it is possible to improve on W L degrees for 20 to 25 minutes. appear too wide. The alternate instructors will be even than New York. them with a few modern make-up Marsh & Ryan 48 • 18 John Bodack and Henry Van Bus- tricks. College Inn 41 • 25 Chicken and Spaghetti Dish. We are staying at the Imperial kirk. Hotel which was designed about First, you must determine the NO SOLICITATIONS Am. Legion (Wdbge.) .... 37% 28% 4 ounces spaghetti NEW BRUNSWICK — It has V.F.W. No. 4410 ..,-,. 36% 29Yz Britain plans four years' high- 1 cup green peas 30 years ago by Frank Lloyd shape of your face: square, tri- Wright and is still very beau- angle, heart .round or diamond. come to the attention of Joseph White House Tavern .... 35 31 way construction. 3 tablespoons butter Corse, acting superintendent of the Iselin Taxi 30 36 3 tablespoons finely diced onion tiful. It is near the moat of the Next you must learn to adapt your Imperial Palace which sur- nair style and application of make- Weights & Measures Department Fitz, Contractors 29 37 Three-game winners r Holy Cross 3 tablespoons flour of Middlesex County, that unau- V.F.W. No. 2636 --i 6 60 over lona. % teaspoon salt rounds the 250 acres of the Im- up to play-up certain features and ± perial Park. play-down others. Choose a stylish thorized persons are soliciting ad- Chester 194-21J-193—600, Tol- Two-game winners: Seton Hall y8 teaspoon pepper vertiseme23ts using the name of the over Notre Dame; St. Peter's over Y* teaspoon dry mustard . We have been on the gt> every hair-do and make it conform to eksiak 210, F. Soka 208, E. Snyder your needs. Middlesex County Department of 204, B. Svihra 203, Wykes 201, T.Fordham. 1 cup well seasonedT chicken possible moment and have seen Weights & Measures. FItzpatrick 200. broth a great deal. Had dinner in a 'A square face will benefit from See Our Fine FQRDS SATURDAY NIGHT % cup milk Sukiyaki restaurant the ' first Mr. Corse -wants it clearly under- Three-game winners: College MIKED LEAGUE a. side part and a soft fluff to onestood that no one has been au- Inn over "White House Tavern; 1 3-oz. can sliced mushrooms night we'were here, sitting on side of the forehead. Avoid center Selection of W L . 2 cups cut up cooked chicken straw mats and being served by thorized or will be authorized to Iselin Taxi over V. F. W.No, 4410; Amboy Service .?. 44 31. parts. Blend rouge up, then down solicit any advertising in the name Marsh & Ryan over Fitz Contrac- Y* cup cream beautiful Japanese girls. and under the jaw line. A wide Fords Rec 42V2 32% Yn cup Parmesan cheese of the Middlesex County Depart- tors, *If you want any travel infor- and not-too-heavy mouth will be ment of Weights & Measures. Mr. WALLPAPER Barney's TV 42 33 Break spaghetti in half, cook ac- mation or reservations while I'm flattering. . FOR BUILDING,' , Two-game winners: American Atlantic Servicenter 41 34 cording to directions on package. Corse also wants it understood Legion over V. F. W. No. 2636. away be sure to call our office. . A" heart-shaped face will look that no one has been or will be au- Both Pre-pasted and REMODELING , Patrick's Florist 40% 34y2 In a 1 quart saucepan melt butter, Our staff of trained, capable Jags Sport Store 35% 39%add onion and cook, stirring often, best with a fluff of curls below or thorized to use the name of the Regular ST. CECELIA'S NO. 3639 K. of C. assistants are only too happy to behind the ears. Keep the hair' Middlesex County Department of Oil REPAIRING W L Norwood Distrib 29 46 until lightly browned. Stir in flour, serve you. Your Choice of Sterling Floor Cov 25% 49%salt, mustard and pepper. Add smooth at the temples. Actually, Weights & Measures in any way See us for all your needs, Seton Hall - 46 26 the heart-shaped face can wear al- m connection with the securing of large or small. Free estimates ; Holy Cross 46 26 Ray Kaminsky 188-155-289— .chicken broth, milk and liquid Best to all! 6,000 PATTERNS drained from mushrooms. Cook most any hair arrangement. Wear Advertising. if desired. • Fordham „.. 45 27 632, Les Byrd 224, Steve Barney rouge in a wide shallow triangle, Notre Dame 1 30% 41%222, Andy Olah 213, Marie Steph- and stir 2 minutes more. Add peas, mushrooms 'and chicken. Rinse high on the cheeks. Avoid lipstick WHAT? St. Peters 25 47 ens 209, Julia Olah 2p2. which is too bold in effect. Gordon's Railway lona 2€% 48 & Three-game winners: Atlantic "What is a detour?" POULSEN'S Servicenter over Sterling- Floor VERIFICATION MARGARETTEN Get your hah- up if your face is "The roughest distance between Builders Supply Mike Bachkosky 213, Phil Mi- Covering- Petricks Florist over The lie detector is by no means round. An up-on-one-side curl or two points." 118 MAIN "STREET chaels 200; Barney's T ,V. Service. infallible, says an authority. TSIAVEL ASEHeY roll is good. Avoid any circular ef- FINE Co. ; •-'•. ' Vince Grogan took time out from Should the subject be married fects. Blend rouge down and under UPoet—13ust tore up that poem : his basketball chores to help Holy Tworgame winners: Jags Sport 876 HOBART STREET WOOBBRIBGE 280 ST. GEORGES &VENUE Store over Amboy Service & Re- one might try checking the device PERTH AMBOY the jaw line to make the face seem I wrote last week. Cross knock off lona for 3 games .pair; Fords Recreation over Nor- with the wife.—Washington Eve- more oval. Try for wide curved lips. Editor—That was the best thing Phone WO, 8-2845 Rahway m BA. 7-2280 and go into a tie for first place ning Star. Telephone HI 2-0900 you ever did, with Seton Hll wood T>istributors. The diamond-shaped face should •'' PAGE TEN THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FOBDS BEACON fully tied in with careful studies ahead with them?" ments of sovereignty to interna- cision can be delayed, because Salina; strong as Mars and toeau-; of the background information New Jersey Poll STATEWIDE, NEW JERSEY tional groups," whatever that argument- on this vital matter tiful as Venus, to make the last. obtained about each child, the (Continued from Editorial Page> Go ahead with tests 72% may mean. As a matter of fact, •will not be heard until there is appearance of a steam locomo- ;. Society has,placed many of its with less formal education. Call off tests , 21 if these statements mean any- a full court. But the opponents tive in the Kansas City Union -FEMALE HELP WANTED © LOST AND FOUND charges by the time they are The vote by educational levels: No opinion _ 7 thing they must mean that the of desegregation who are using Station. It was a ceremonial and* three months old. gentlemen who made them are the . Harlan" nomination in this quite properly photographers MAN'S WATCH found on Pearl In general, the more educa- OPERATORS wanted for work on In announcing the society's tion people have had, the more now trying to determine Judge manner are following a strategy were invited to record it on their children's dresses. Piece work, Street. Owner may claim on plan to further shorten the of' despair, and ultimately they films. ' ' identification. Mrs. K. Prieasey, inclined they are to say that we Harlan's qualifications not by ex- section work, union- benefits. All waiting period for children whose 11 1 should go ahead with further H- amining his own abilities but by cafinot' win. From every /sound But with the guests gone, the buses into Carteret stop at our 15 Trinity Lane. WO. 8-0560-J. readiness for adoption can be point of view Judge Harlan ought 3-3 Borab tests. attempting to" guess how he Union Pacific forgot its fine feel- cloor. Apply Royal Sportswear, 2 clearly established, C. Lester V I s might decide hypothetical cases to be confirmed quickly, cleanly .©. o ing for the old engines. Deciding^- darteret Avenue, Oarteret (up- Greer, executive secretary of the A and conclusively by the Senate. ® MISCELLANEOUS ® 1 and red and white candles. Church, Carteret. Mrs, Crane Entertains f Her co-workers are Mrs. Howard —The Coffee Club of Colonia in the church at 6:30 P. M. Smith, 5 West Hill Road; Mrs. Village met at the home of Mrs. —There will be a Litany service —The Vestry will hold a spe- Sewaren Bridge Club • COLONIA ACTIVITIES Thomas Ryan, 13 Tanglewood Joseph Stout. Present were Mrs. Sewaren Notes this evening at St. John's Church cial meeting on Monday night at Lane; Mrs. Harold Daniels, 48 John Bolen, Mrs. Francis Foley, at 7:30. Joseph Thomson, Lay 8 o'clock at the home of Joseph SEWAREN — The Sewaren West Hill Road. The group will reader will conduct the service. Thomson, 448 Cliff Road. convey important church notices Mrs. Milton Willcox, Mr. Samuel By Mrs. Percy Austen —Mr. and Mrs. Thomson visited Bridge Club met last week at the By MRS. HENRY STRTJBE1 Iselin! by Rev. John Wilus. Spon- to the church membership resid- Ernt, Mrs. Edward Faught, all of 499 West Avenue —The Church School teachers their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George i home of Mrs. R. G. Crane, West 214 Colonia Boulevard sors were his uncle and aunt, Mr. ing in Colonia. Colonia. of St. John's Church will meet this C. Bertlum and families in Bogota i Avenue. Colonia and Mrs. Frederick Oliphant, Co- —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baiga —W. Frank Burns of Milton, evening at 8:30 o'clock at the home I Prizes were won by Mrs. William —Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly on Sunday, and attended the chris- lonia.- A buffet dinner was held and son, Donald, Perth Amboy and N. H., formerly of town, is a pa-of Mrs. Carl Krogh, Dartmouth tening of Mary Adele Propheter at E. Garis, Mrs. W. S. Wooten, Mrs: —Junto will hold its monthly for 30 guests from Iselin, Eliza- and children,, Gayla and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mack and tient, in the Peter Bent Brigham Street, Avenel. the Church of Ascension in Bo-F. T. Howell and Mrs. J. J. Dowl- meeting and luncheon today at the beth, Hbpelawn, Perth Amboy, West Hill Road, spent a day in At- daughter, Loretta and Mary Lou, Hospital, Ward F, Huntington Ave- —Holy Communion will be cele- gota. , . . ing. . home of Mrs. A. J. Fox, Chain Carteret and Colonia. lantic City. .... Elizabeth, were dinner guests of nue Boston, Mass. brated at St. John's Church-at I The next meeting will be at th<» O'Hill 1 Road. Mrs. Einar Larsen —William Ruby, infant'son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stout, Co- —The choirs of St. John's •11:15 A. M. Sunday by the Rev. A Continental Army Command home of Mrs. John F. Ryan, Green —Mir. and Mrs. Victor Burisch, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rubv, Fair- 1 will give a book review.. Kihiberly Road and ten couple's of lonia Boulevard. Church will rehearse this evening Orville N. Davidson- of St. Mark's is to be established. Street, Woodbridge. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauer view Avenue, has returned from the Married Club attended a Perth Amboy General Hospital and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. square dance at Evergreen Lodge, 1 where he was a surgical patient. and Mrs- Ernest Craig, Fairview Union.. Avenue, attended the wedding of —-Mr., and Mrs. Paul Thomas the Knauer's son, Arthur.Knuaer ' • —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car- and children, Duane and Paul, Jr., and Miss Mina E. Barstow, Schen- ragher, Chain O'Hills Road, were Momingside Road, have moved to ectady, N. Y., in the Little Churhc honored at a cocktail party, given their new home in Loberty Corners. Around the Corner,. New York by Mrs. Carragher's parents, Mr. —Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kantor, City. The newly weds left for. Chi- and Mrs. Philip Schneider, Brielle, Pine Tree Drive, and their guests, cago, 111., where they will reside. oA their return from then- honey- Charles Bill, Jr., Miss Margaret —Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy moon to Bermuda. They were mar- McGlynn' and Miss Mary Gal- and daughter, Dorothy, Fairview ried in Alexandria, Va. lagher, Newark, and Benjamin Avenue, have moved to Maple- —Donald Schaeffer, son of Mr.Levine, Belleville, attended the V :- wood. . and Mrs. Herbert Schaeffer, cele- Gay 90's show in Belleville and —Mr. and Mrs. William Zierer, brated his 10th birthday at a party. had dinner in Ming's, Newark. Midwood Way, were dinner guests Guests were George Schaeffer and —The Colonia Cloverettes 4-H of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kondas, daughter, Florence, Rah way; Mr. Club met in the home of their Pittstown. and Mrs.. Robert Bost, Mrs. Eugene leader, Mrs. Henry Damen, La'n- —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skibin- Graber and children, Lorrie and caster Road, and elected officers sky, Amhurst Avenue, entertained Eugene, Roselle; Mr. and Mrsa.s follows: President, Maureen James Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Scott; vice president, Karen Mr. and Mrs. George Skibinsky and ward Kerr, Jr., and son, Leslie, son, Robert, Iselin and Mrs. George Damen; secretary, Jean Matsko; \. Cranford; Miss Eva Damen and treasurer, Roberta-Schussler; pub- Schardell and daughter, Joan, Joanne and "Wayne Schaeffer, Co- Bayonne. .lonia. licity chairman, Karen Damen, —Mr. and Mrs. James Water- Judith Whelan, Colonia, • and son, Ridge Road, entertained Mr. • —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton Louise McClellan, Iselin, were ac- and Mrs. William Seaward, Cald- and daughter, Arlene, New Dover cepted as new members. The proj- well. Road, have returned after a so- ect for the year is "Serving." Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kolb, day trailer trip to Florida. Damen's younger group, the Sun- 380 Outlook Avenue, attended a —Mrs. Richard Hubbard, 33 beams, meet every other Wednes- t&fecihe family at the home of Mr. andPine Tree Drive, entertained at a day. The officers are:- President, Mrs. Asher Irving, Red Bank. bridal shower in honor of Miss Lorri Ann Dickson; vice president, ~5tk. —Linda, Dianna, and Patrick Nancy Graham, daughter of Mr.Joan Damen; secretary, Shirley Dunn, children of Mr. and Mrs.and Mrs. John Graham, Elizabeth, Walker; treasurer, Judith O'Don- Francis Dunn, Belleville, are who will marry Howard Martinson, nell. Their project is "Cooking." "T"J spending several days with their son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Mar- —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weber SF0RUmW»^ \ ; MARCH grandparents, Mr. and1 Mrs. Fran- tinson, Linden, April 2, in Linden. and children, Frank and Thoma- wU cis Carragher, 85 West Hiil- Road. ' —Boy Scouts of Troop 24 aresina, New Dover Road, have re- —Mr. and Mrs. Cfefghton Pfei- conducting a candy, sale drive for turned after a two-week vacation fer, 34 Longfellow "TJfive, were the next few weeks. The scouts in Florida. '•mokeoriuy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward are going door-to-door for orders —Cplonia Club will meet for the Bonello, Norwich, Conn. for..Easter candy. Charles Parks, sewing of Cancer Dressings on —Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kali- troop chairman, 13 Canterbury March 7 at 8 P. M., at Colonia nowski, Meredith Road, and their Lane, is chairman of the drive and Library, Chain O'Hills Road. White Answer The Call — Join & Serve guests Mr., and Mrs. Waiter Siuta, he is being assisted by Frederick goods is needed by the club to The American Red Cross I Metuchen and Mr. and, Mrs. An-T. Boyle, scoutmaster. further their work. Club members drew Radvanski, .Unign, were —Robert Knudson, son of Mr.are asked to bring in cancer dress- guests of Mr. and Mis.""* Leonard and Mrs. Robert Knudson .Col- ings they have made at home. Gorson JVEaplewood. onia: •' Boulevard, celebrated his —Mr. and Mrs. John Feldman, —Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hamilton, second birthday at a party. His Fairview Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice 15 Tanglewood Lane, entertained' guests were Mrs. Hans Knudson, Girard Howell, Metuchen, attended Air. and Mrs. William McClymont Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hansen and a theatre party and dinner in New- and daughter;, Anita, of Clark and daughter, Karen, Lindenhurst, L. ark in honor of Mrs. Ho well's Mr. and Mrs. William Wenzel and I.; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Knudson birthday. daughter, Joan, Union. and son, Rodger, Colonia; Mr. and —Cub Pack 144 of New Dover which *> in —Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Malin- Mrs. Charles Bott and son, Charles Methodist Church held its Blue iak, Edgewood Avenue, attended a III, Metuchen; Mrs. Joseph Baka and Gold banquet with 90 attend- SX'tf welcome home party for Mr. Ma-and daughter, Bonnie; Mrs. Chris- ing. Guests of honor were Rev. raising states. Imiak's brother, Michael, who re-tian Longbine and daughter, Sus- and Mrs. Albert Swet. Mrs. Albert cently returned from Japan, at the anne; Mrs. Paul Vanuk and sonSchaeffer, , chairman, was assisted home of their parents, Mr. andGregory; Mrs. Joseph" Hrabik and by all the mothers of pack mem- Mrs. William Maliniak, Elizabeth. daughter, Donnia; Mrs. William bers; Awards were presented as Bone in. Cut from select, really Geis and daughter, Kathy; Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes and follows: Bobcats, Joseph Bore, Mi- John Koch and children, Rita and chael D'Allessandro, Alfred Munox, choice, corn-fed young cattle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Carragher, John, all of Colonia. both of Chain O'Hills Road, en- Fred Woodward; wolf badges, of a specific size and weight. James Japka, Richard Conway. tertained Mr. and Mrs. Dodds —Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finney, Lancaster Brand "U. si Choice" OVEN-READY Pi Buchanan and Mr. and Mrs. Ger-Fairview Avenue, entertained their George Dohl. ald Sibly, Massachusetts; "Miss niece. Miss Penelope Floyd, Long* —Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Endter, Maru Jane Trainer, Woodbridge. Valley, for several days. Stafford Road, entertained 250 Thomas Mulanley. South Amboy —Girl Scout Troop 10, under friends and business .acquaintances and Harry Thompson, Illinois. the leadership of Mrs. John Con- at a cocktail party, buffet supper —Pvt. David Stanton, son of Mr.nolly and Mrs. Bernard Cheress, and dance at The Pines, Metuchen. Properly trimmed of excess fat and bone. When you serve ACME Lancaster Brand Rib and Mrs. Frank Stanton, New Do- are making plans for a supper and Among the guests were Mr. and vert Road, just returned by air bysquare dance to be held "March 19 Mrs. W. B. Beekhuis, San Fran- Koast of Beef you're always sure of plenty of ah-h-h's and oh-h-h's! the Army from Germany, is a sur- in Colonia Library. Each girl will cisco. Other guests were from Bos- gical patient at Valley Forge Hos- bring a guest and the mothers will ton, Philadelphia, Perth Amboy, Top-Quality, Ready-for-fhe-Pan pital, Phoenixville, Pa. serve as chaperones. Woodbridge, New York City, Con- —Charles Whitney Oliphant, III, —Mrs.. Henry Strubel, Colonia necticut and Colonia. The color son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Boulevard, has been named Col- theme was red and white with the Oliphant, Jr., West Street, was onia zone leader for the First centerpiece being a lazy susan christened at St. Cecelia's Church, Presbyterian Church of Rahway. filled with red and white flowers So tender, so meaty, so delicious! Serve golden brown fried chicken with Ideal cran- berry sauce! Buy several for your freezer! ^i produce Virginia Lee, Regular 49c 1 e MOLDED FASHIONS was quick like a bunny, hopping: in early to bring you Lemon Pie-*39 ! the greatest pre-Easter Coat-Suit- Topper Buys in this area. ... Don't Virginia Ue / .. delay—come in while our racks are pi £ bacioBi d bulging: with beautiful Easter fashions. Honey Buns ?r3O J ^ ^, •• A SMALL DEPOSIT will hold your purchase until EASTER. Strawberries USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY Juicy Florida SUITS TOPPERS COATS Are you choosy about cheese? Acme has the quality you want, priced to save you money! GIRLS' MISSES' COATS Sharp Cheese IDEAL OLD FASHIONED FREESTONE HALVED SUITS and SUITS Special for Lenten Menus! lb. from 1 3-" CHEEZ WHIZ FRANCO AMERICAN Prepared 8-oz. KRAFT jar COATS Raincoats Reg. 19.99 AUNT JEMIMA Pancake Special from 1 9-99 1 \J? Group SYRUP 1 |f !DEAL TERRIFIC BUYS ON WINTER GOATS! jfe Spears J/^ Packages' PARTY ' Frosted Fish Features PUNCH SALESROOM HOURS Fillet I'our Choice .59 Dairy ;...---.. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. ACM SUPER eaach Friday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Haddock Saturday .. 9 A.M.to 5P.M. Perch Fillet FIG Si Sunday .... 11 A. M. to i V. M. Cod Fillet Closed Mondays New Brunswick Ave. Washington 1562 Main 1 FORDS and Brook Aye. Avenue Street '&, "W 'fu Aj V h: THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 EDISON i'OWJTSHIP AND FORDS On Fashion Beam STS Here's a Partial List of Grocery Ifems Reduced Since Jan. fsf z Fresh €©FFEE Sunnybrook ° - ^1©C Somesfriice 16 07. j 's, Green GFanf or I / or. C Dart or Light 17 01.' : Red can * "** Medium can ' Del 'Monte" — cream sfyie cans 2S - lei !@S Sweet glass' freshly Ground...Freshly Made 7 e 16 oz. 15«. < ]ey Point-Red Salmon . • trfl i§n Lima taaii^SS 2 cans 2 glasses ' 7 2 REALLY TASTES - 1 BluaBack %° -!7C Reliable 9 S oz. ^J>Q l5l/2 oz. 29 o l «= can "" Cut1 ^ cans &** cans Freestoiie Peachis H..ri',D.ngh* ca n -||e ! _ LIKE COFFiEI Medium red Reliable brand ® 8 /2 oz. ^ B 17 oz. 17< cans **» - .ElGH?3 You know this coffee is fresh.' You Fancy ** cans can lei iiife Wii@S3 Figs • i gjass &B Columbia River * 7% oz-fl?G ?«£V??S% see it Custom Ground . . . smell 'S 2 I7oz. Orange & Grapefruit 1% 18 or. S^% j ;'tO.t^."""1.. the rich aroma . . . taste the real Chinook can Peas n , cans Various brands *• cans "• Soufhernsta r brand 6'/2 oi. A&P brand I7oz. ASP brand « 12 01. *| j; coffee flavor! Change now to Butt Its. Flakes t cans 1« Our finest quality cans The perennial coat with Paris- A&P premium-quality Coffee! «t Rnest quality » bottles**" boftJe' wide shirt touches in Anglo Southern Star brand 7o, ||0 Sultana brand ft 16 oz. ^{j J 28 oz. Moft's or ft "Confetti" tweed. Non-stop flap Solid pack cans "" Fine quality ™ cans ™* cans Red Cheek £t- Imported 6 oz, pockets form back yoke detail. 7 oz. lie 2 Blue, gold, lilac. Sizes 8 to 16. if It can * Various brands cans bottle CLOCK Breast-O-Chicken 7oiT< I6oz. e Light meat — solid pack s •e jars Mf C@gktafl •1-LB. 3-Lb. Bag : can '•etfto |S««*»<»« Ready- IO'/2 oz. BAG .'. $2.31 - ••;• Rich and Fuil-Bodisd Vigorous and VViney isn ya^es to.fry can Reduced Aqain!' Spaghett i \fcgk Bri!is \OV20z. isr iOtCAR t^g%!f y/ifh mushrooms can Bee! Beef Noodle. Bouillion. ChickenSum'o. Ch c::enSlce. cans 1-LB. 3-Lb. Bag 1-LB. 3-Lb.Beg Spaghetti' Ann Page P£ 35* ClilcLenKoo iic.CreamoiCliicken. Clam Ctowier. Cream SAG $2.43 BAG $2.49 0 Soips of Mushroom. Consomme. Cn'on Scotch Brolh. Veg-I'eef 2 31 Mario Lanza is down to 195 16 01, ^ffifi pounds and can wear the same La Rosa Spaghe pkgs. •» clothes he wore when he did, '"The DAIRY CENTER ..YAtUES:.'!- Del Monte or Vacuum Great Caruso." He and Howard pkg. »& Percolator or Drip S Pride of Farm bottle Packed Hughes are getting together on a Wisconsin — We!l Aged , Tit® MiX Formating potato pancaies f Jj 31 12 oz. contract for Lanza to make a pic- Br§ai®ast 'Redi-Heat , Ann Pag* . c 15 oz.^Sg Cherry Preserves ture aj; RKO. Saltsssa Clam Ghawier A Sharp Chedifflr 'w.*5Sf can Rieardo Montalban, Gloria De- Crftm of Green Pea, Pigs Feet . . ]:;• Plum Pfiserfis « cans Haven and Robert Clary will soon Vegetable, Vegetarian appear on Broadway in the mu- Sliced Swiss Cheese .-fw ?•*£«?. »?-f?t ¥rhnin iaked leans I tZ' t's irapelaoV /T . 'It IS® Ann Page — Chocolate, • Eg sical "Seventh Heaven." Montal- Imported Ib. §§® Oampbiif's Seupi ct^JSS BiiBaksffisansi'l::-!!cans " I Vanilla, Butterscotch * *» ban would like to do a picture in - Ann Page 5 Saain if he can arrange to return 16 oz. to 21 oz. lor rehearsals in March. S i«rw container "™ ieiP§ leans 2 cans ™" cans - 'e 32OI White House tall AltllflOllia Bright Sail —Clear or Cloudy ? " 2ffi When Mona Freeman finishes I vUiUtf Olive-Pimento, Pineapple 2 £ 45« cans s-^BiiiisBaiyfiitiafta / ^ bottles ®* * her work in "Man From Texas," Nabisco — Chocolate 9.6 oz. she is set for a role in a J. Arthur Borden's lri§|@rs lib Prf lilk Ssffds t pkgs. Saga Plastis Stareh . , , £^1%* Bank film, "We Must Kill Tony," 3oz. b & which will be made in England. Homogenized • . - J Non-faf container' pkg. 2ij€ hhmm Jubilee ICIt@h@gi Wax l j;M Vera Miles, who is Joe McCrea's Regular quart j 83 OI S leading lady in "Wichita," first Bordtn's Illk container Ch@§©Iat@ Chip Gsskiei Burr/5 pkg/i . ^-31s LiBBY'S SPECIALS THIS WEEK ONLY 1 clicked as Guy Madison's eostar in 4oz- e "Charge at Feather River." Vera, Jane Parker Baked 25 wlio was a beauty contest winner, c >8%M. 17 oz. has been given a contract for two lick's @rang@ DrSak J£* 6 b£ 3? * cans . cans more pictures this year oy Walter Hot Cress Bun*'£i0*29c a5 kes £ 43 s israx .Soap 8 « iS Cling, SUc8derHa!ve5 ^ 29 oz. JUICE 46 oz. Edgar Bergen is going to have to !«rg» 8 inch I e 7 cans 18oz.«»E, 2 dans 3 CSIIS '37G «• cans M3B "*S> Miriseh and she is to have script a • a s iii«;! Mareal Paper Haiklas 3 So 23 - 3 approval. Kltehoi Charm Waisd Paper 'L5..ft'23c SLICED look to his laurels now that his Gh®§§Iaii Fudge Layer Cake Piiienpple 25« wife, Frances, is making such a pkg. m C hit • with the night-club crowds. Ghiise Tgppad Giffsi Gaki White plcgs. 2'-35c Ipricot Nectar 3r32c She's booked into Montreal, the St. Saves you up to 6c s loaf '* °*- j j§ Facial of 400 Regis in New York and Las Vegas. 22 oz. 16oz. Aluminum Corned Bsef Strange things happen in Holly- Mamiurger R©iis « , Fotr I ro|| && cans . wood. Aldo Ray, after his magnifi- cent performance in "Battle Cry," was suspended and off salary for six months at Columbia studios. A&P's FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLE BUYS! Having completed her work in A&P's Famous ^Supej-Right" Qualify "The Rose Tattoo," with Burt Lan- caster, Anna Magnani has sailed for Italy. Regalo 10 oz. Paramount is rushing Tolstoy's Brsnd cello bag "War and Peace" into production Spinacl toj:ttpra,i;tfylftelTo.dd, who had the sa'mi idea. ' ' ' .'' 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Sliisd Bai@n Having ended her contract with RflliiSiiBS From Southern farms Warners, Doris Day plans to sit e as Steaks j^y.^™*! »>. back and select the films she wants Fresh Cirrott w«*™ l iaini Potatees v Re r o lb c e trom now on. Her most recent as- of Beef stylite cu'c tut -5i Il>-i7cut Frankfurters signment was MGM's "Love Me or Oven-ready 10" le 7"ib. Leave Me," the biography of FROZEN FOOD ¥ALUES I Self-service cut ' cut songstress Ruth Etting, with James r B ne| |b Leaf en Fish and Seafood Cagney. Tup Round Roast ° Steak ° *« - Campbell's or Crosse & Blackweli's — Cream of Campbell's or Grosse & BlaGkweH's fc The "Kettle" series is to con- B@8f Fresh Osdflsli Steaks . B ^25 tinue, but without "Pa." Percy Kil- Shrimp Soap 2 — 55c Oyster Stew' 2'« 5 bride refuses to work any more in LigS ©f Regular style Ib. 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S« pmtjSjjG quart §§6 boHle*« ., oi 89 ment and gave one washing-ma- s» cans &<* chine agency operator stomach ulcers. Path 1@§ F@od inisii Swanse C§i©-Soft Statler '.,. •;. Oolgate's ¥sf HaIl80d©rantS©ap Wm- " S§ap NEW YORK REAL ESTATE NEW YORK CITY — The City Fortified with liver Paper lapkins Toils! Tissue Paper Tswels . For toilet or bath Especia ., Tax Commission recently fixed For the family wash and dishes the tentative assessed valuation of s Satin ® pkgs. 9Qfi C Jumbo size 3Q0 s,h,eef SJC . ' e ty bath <» New York City real estate and spe- 3* "* II Finish * of SO ** •2 «"« 28 roll •*'* 2 ;z 2S & ww catcas «®W cial franchises at $21,193,785,567 ™ Cans ^w . pkg. for 1955-56—an increase of $915,- r 942,035 over the current year. AND FORDS BEACON , MARCH. S,\195i Elizabeth in Tournamen orrow Jag's Boosts Lead Tankers. Defeat' WHS Team to Vie in State Tourney Mound Local Club Upsets" In Women's League Canadians; Remain Tottenville, 6L4fc As Cooper's Bows As Title Contender In Season Finale. WOODBRIDGE — The Woo3- Laurels Team Standings TANKERS •.... bridge High School cagers tuned, W L Senior League Team Standings up foi' their NJSIAA • tournament Jag's Sporting Goods .... 46 . 23 W . L debut with Thomas' Jefferson at 'Mary's'Dress Shop 43 Vz 2534 Alibani's 5 0 Elizabeth at Westfield High School 1 Cooper's Dairy 46y2 26 /2 Woodbridge Tankers 4 0 tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock by' J; Wins Play-Off K. of C* AgainKasar Builders ., 35 34 Sewaren A. A 2, 3 defeating Tottenville of States •" Miele's Excavating 29 40 Fords Wildcats ; I ' 4 Island, 61-48. C; Iselin Lumber ., .-. 28 41 At the present, Coach Bill Tran- Slates Court Al's Sunoco 28 41 Light Senior League Team avitch's Jeffs are the hottest bas- r Ideal Beauty Salon -... 24 45 Team Standings ketball team in Central Jersey W after recently upsetting undefeated Contests Here ISELIN — Jag's Sporting Goods Iselin Dangell Boys 3 . St. Mary's of Elizabeth, S5-44, to- Fords Boys Cluto ....:.. 3 WOODBRIDGE — The Fifth upped its advantage to two and clinch their third straight Union one-half games in the St. Cecelia's | St. James' 3 ,. WOODBRIDGE — St. James', Annual Knights, of Columbus County title. Thomas Jefferson is Invita tion Basketball Tourna- Women's Bowling League by stop- Canadian Club 2 also the defending State Group IV with a blazing second-half finish, ping Cooper's Dairy in two out of Iselin VJF.W 1 came from behind to upend St. ment, sponsored by Middlesex champions. Council No. 857, for Grammar three games. The loop leaders i White Eagles 0 If the Barrens hope to upend the Mary's of Perth Amboy, 47-39, dropped the first tilt, 700-647, but and clinch the 1955 St. James' Schools and Catholic Youth WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- Elizabethans the'y must harness Organizations will t>e held oiice bounced back to sweep the next Richie Jones, Ray Gulbin and Parochial Grammar School League two by scores of 741-727 and 721- ibridge • Tankers remained one championship before a packed again at St. James', starting" Johnny Dykacz, who happen to be 672. ••<,- gam'• e behind Alibani's, the Ree- 'house at the local Amboy Avenue next week, according to an,an- jreatiori' Senior Basketball League among the top scorers in Union nouncement by Rev. Gustave Mary Grzybowski paced . Jag's County. Gulbin, in particular, is auditorium. with a splendid 451 set, while her leaders, by edging the Qanadian 1 'Napoleon. exceptionally -effective under the St. James , under the guidance team-mates, Jessie Oberdlck, Kay Club, 46-44, in a recent thriller. backboards. of Jim Keating, earned its way Last year the tournament was . Smith and Vickie Karausky, fol- Bath the Tankers and Alibani's into the annual playoffs by win- a tremendous success with 26 are undefeated since the start of If comparative scores can be lowed with marks of 448, 424 and utilized as a means of determin- ning the first-half title. The win teams participating in the com- 420, respectively. The Dairy Maids' the second half, with the Port petition. This year the tourna- Reading quintet holding the upper ing a team's strength, Woodbridge handed the local dribblers their chief pin splashers were. Irene has a better than average chance second crown in three years. St. ment officials hope to make the Bauer, 450; Maryon Clancy, 435; hand by virtue of its five triumphs annual playoffs bigger and bet- against the Tankers' four. The to outshoot Thomas Jefferson in Joseph's of Carteret was the de- Irene Masters, 429, and Mabel the first round of the tournament fending champion after capturing ter toy inviting additional or- Kaluskel, 423. Clancy gave- her fo~abtle for the top slot will be set- ganizations to take part in the tled . temporarily this "week when since the Barrons hold a decision the 1954 crown. average a boost toy posting a 2.01 over Asbury Park, who in turn eliminations. All expenses for game, "tops in the ^league for the the two teams are scheduled to Once again it was the fine de- referees and trophies • are car- meet. toppled the Jeffs earlier in the fensive play of Bobby Hugelmyer week. season. ried toy the Knights of Co- The cellar-dwelling Ideal Beauty Mike Krajkovich and Frank which contributed, the most to- lumbus. Kondas were the-Tankers' offen- Earlier in the week, Woodbridge ward St. James' conquest. The Salon quintet displayed its best concluded its regular 1955 sched- The tournament will be broken skill of the current season by sive stars with point totals of 21 well-built forward was .terrific un- and 17, . respectively. Canadian ule by trouncing Tottenville High, der the backboards, especially in down into two classifications— trampling . Al's Sonoco in. three Coach John' Tomczuk's Barrons will have their work cat oat for them tomorrow night when they are Grammar School and Junior Club's top producers were Joe scheduled to face Thomas Jefferson of Elizabeth at Westfieid High School in the annual New Jersey 61-48, to sweep the season's series. the second half when he con- straight contests by scores of 677- The victroy was the Barrons' sixth - Holy Name. In the first, only 552, 734-668 and 726-661. The" Baraniak and Ronnie Decibus, Interscholastic Athletic Association basketball tournament. The Elizabethans recently won the trolled eighty per cent of the re- who collected clusters of 18 and against twelve defeats. bounds, i boys attending the parochial Beauticians' top pin tally of 2137 Union County title; while Woodbridge has been an in-and-out team all season. In the above picture grammar schools entered in the 12. kneeling- from left to right are: Richard Kuzniak, Richie Mobiar, Tommy -McAuliffe and Carroll Richie Wheeler, who has shown was the top mark in the league steady impiwement since being While Hugelmyer was''lianding tournament are eligible to play. for the week. In the highest-scoring game of Britten. Standing are: Richard Wheeler, Larry Swanick, Bill Sabo and Richie Archdeacon. most of the defensive work, Eddie elevated to the varsity early in tile In the Junior Holy Name The veteran Steffle Saley sparked the current season, Alibani's Ballo, Alex Tra'cki-mowitS""*'"' and trounced the White Eagles by a season, was the top scorer on the eliminations, only boys out of the Beauticians with a lofty 481 Barron Avenue gym floor with Arty Fine handled the attack by grammar school,, members of 100-22 score to make it five 7 three-game mark, while Ann eight field goals and five fouls for scoring point totals of 18;~ 12 and the parish on whose team they Lamb, Helena Cheke and Fia straight since the launching of Hadyk % Hand St% Cecelia %Pt'Reading Sinks 11, respectively. Ballo sank six the second phase of the schedule. a 21 point total. Richie Archdea- play, and approved by the Rev- Vaillencourt recorded totals of con was next in line for offensive straight foul shots without>aniss- erend 'Moderator of the parish, Paces Port Reading: 469, 434 and 427. The Gas Pump- ! honors with 12 counters. ing a "free toss. ' "'. .,, _ , are eligible to participate. Also, ers' most accurate bowlers were Bob Wyskowski enjoyed his best Club Upset Defeat,-35 ~ 31 After a nip-and-tiic'k^Struggle night of the season1 by pacing Get Early Start "" only boys who have not J-eached Ruth Raphael, 424, and Mary Team Standing's and four free throws for 20"points, Team Standing's in the first quarter, St. Mary's their eighteenth birthday before Port Reading with 13 shots from Woodbridge lost little time punc- Kulesza, 411. . -: ..-••• W L while Jim Wainwright chipped in W L came out on top in the scoring- March 1, 1955, are eligible to the floor and four fouls for a 30- turing Tottenville's defense in the Miele's Triumphs St. Cecelia's 13. 1 j with 14. Avenel's lop men were' Port Reading 4 0 column by a slim 11-9 tally. The tawe part in the tournament. point total. His team-mates, Sam first period by running up a fast Miele's Excavating manipulated Mel's Amoco .— :. 11 3 I Ed Parker, and Bob Hunter, .who Hopelawn- - 3 1 second pariod was a repetition of No boy who plays high school Vernillo, Tom Giordano and Pat 7-0 lead. Archdeacon started the a mild upset by overcoming sec- Warriors ". 9 4 collected totals of. 12 and 8.' Woodbridge 8th ....2 -'2 the first with the Perth Amboy varsity basketball is eligible. Margiotto also contributed to the St. James' C.Y.O 8 4 scoring with.a one-hancler; then ond-place Mary's Dress Shop in Keasbey _ 2 2 Richie ftjolnar followed with a. combine holding a one-point edge decision with clusters of 18, 16 and JEast Side Boys ...: 9 5 two out of three games. The Ex- 12.. George Silba, with eight count- Woodbridge 7th 1 4 jump shot to hand the Barrons a •to forge ahead at the half-time cavators lost the initial fracas, Hadyk P & H 9 5 intermission, 19-16. Richie Slater ers, was high man for the White Flyrais Click, 4145Fords 0 3 4-0 edge. Wheeler hit with a free 654-638, before going on to take Fords 'Pirates - 8 5 toss before Molnar sank his sec^ sparked St. Mary's drive by hit- Bowling Tourney the next 'two, 703-638 and 732-575. Colonia Night Hawks 8 . 6 ting for- three field goals and six WOODBRIDGE—Port Reading, ond field goal to advance the home Erma Hebler was Miele's reli- The Iselin Dangell Boys took Flynn & Son , 7 6 "OverAvenel Club" with a second-half surge, came fouls for r2 points.. over sole possession of first place club ahead, 7-0. The initial ses- able mainstay on the alleys with St. Anthony's 7 6 from behind to conquer the Dee April li-May 8 in the Light Senior Division after ;,;.'," W L sion concluded with the Red Blaz- Blast Way Back games of 160, 167 and 154 lor a Jean Court Vandals 5 8 Woodbridge 8bh 'Graders, 42-38, ers on top by a 16-8 score. , St. James' blasted its way back posting- a 56-54 triumph over the Frank's Five 5 9 Flynn & Son: -...._ 3 0 MOUNTAINSIDE — The New 481 total, while the Dressmakers' and remain undefeated, in the The second quarter was far from into the game in the third stanza leading bowlers were Ruth Ein- Fords Boys Club in a well-played ! Junior A. A. • 4 9 St. James' Jtoiors 3 i Jersey State Bowling champion- game at Hopelawn. Township Grammar School Bas- a duplicate of the first with the With an 18-point rally which sent horn and Mary Olekna with sets Woodbridge Hawks 4 9 .Hopelawn Indians ...... _ 1 3 ketball League. The game was ship, slated April 16 to May 8 at Clark Pearson went on a scor- Avenel Prestoyt'n Juniors '.:- 0 3 Islanders giving the Barrons a stiff the local dribblers out front, 34- of 428 and 412. Avenel Presbyt'n Church.. 3 10 played at the high school gym." battle before losing out, 14-13, in 27. Traekimowicz, with 10 count- the 64-alley Echo Lanes .here, will ing jampage to spark Iselin with Avenel Aces .-. .„ 3 11 challenge the American Bowling The Kasar Builders fortified 12 field goals and six fouls for 30 ^ft Son Port Reading's clean slate ap- the scoring to trail at the halftime ers, sparked the surge. In the final their •fourth-place position in the Colonia Ramblers 7:.v.-J.... 1 "-;'i3 ; 4 intermission, 30-21. Tomczuk's session, St. Mary's had little op- Congress tournament in pagean- points; Doug Boelhower and Bill of Fords made it thre% sfraight,in peared to be in jeopardy in the try. first division by sweeping Iselin Oyer chipped in with 10 and 9. the 'Recreation Junior Basketball first period when Woodbridge crew maintained an upper hand portunity to get back into the WOODBRIDGE — Whatever throughout the second half by out- Tournament Manager Eddie Lumber in three straight games Leo Segylinski and Jerry Nagy •League toy soundly trouncing the pounded its way to a slim 8-7 lead. .i game when St. James' dominated by scores of 666-639, 715-637 and hopes St. Cecelia's of Iselin envi- shooting Tottenville, 12-9, in the 1 %he frame, .13-12. Woods yesterday announced a were- Fords big guns with 13 sioned of completing the current Avenel 'Presbyterian Church, 41- Wayne Howell and Richie Tyrrell 667-628. markers apiece. third session and 19-18 in the Richie Slater and Bill Coleman complete bowlers' paddock, simi- schedule in the Recreation Inter- 15, in a game played at the high paced the early scoring for the fourth. lar to the one used in the ABC Lillian Kaluskel, 472; Kay Cor- St. James' moved into a tie for school gym. " V- ._. "': local club with a pair of field were St. Mary's most accurate ban, 428, and Elsie _ Kasar, 400, mediate Basketball League unde- Jim Krieger and Joe Scarangalla classic, $25,000 in cash prizes. : second place in the Light Senior feated disappeared when Hadyk Avenel won the first-half cham- goals. shooters from the floor with of- were the Gonstructioneers' Jtiost were Tottenville's most accurate fensive totals of 16 and 12. The paddock will be used for circuit after upsetting the Fords Plumbing and Heating came upon pionship, but since accomplishing The give-and-take struggle con- shooters on the court with totals the briefing of contestants on effective bowlers, while Betty Wildcats, 59-45. the scene to hand the front-fun- the feat .have been unable to St. James' (47) Mauceri was the Lumberjacks' ace tinued throughout the second of 14 and-12, respectively. Richie G F T tournament rules an hour before Moe (Powers racked up 24 points ning club a startling 3.5-31 set- notch a single triumph. It now stanzp. with Woodbridge once Molnar also scored in double fig- with a 455 three-game mark. back. Pajak, f 10 2 they are scheduled to roll. Mem- to lead St. James* from a shooting holds down last place in the sec- again gaining a one-point advan- ures for Woodbridge with a 10 bers of ea-ch team will, be intro- standpoint, while his team-mate, Before the recent tussle, St. ond-half standings. Fords domi- tage to send Port Reading trailing point cluster. Finn, f 3 5 11 Johnny Dobos, followed with 15". duced from the paddock before Cecelia's had railed off 13 straight nated Avenel by double-teaming at tiie half-time Intermission by The preliminary game which Hugelmyer, . , 12 4 they go to the post. Fords' most effective shooters were Bob Kasko, the Presbyterians' star Trakimowicz, c -. 6 0 12 conquests and was almost a cinch a 19-17 count. Matt Fratterola packed more thrills than the main Telescore machines on each of Your Garden Don Furdock, 'Herman Suppe and who earlier in the season averaged kj.pt .the Railroaders in contention attraction was won by Coach Ballo, c / 8' 6 18 Gordon Peterson with totals of to travel the rest of >tihe way with- the 64 alleys will be operated so out a blemish on its slate. How- better 'than 20 points a game, but by sinking six shots from the floor. Frank Capraro's Jayvees who were Ludwig, g 0 0" 0 that spectators will be able to'fol- 16, 11 and 10. of late is .finding it "difficult to reg- Mullen, g 0 0 0 This Week ever, the Hadyk quintet was not Port Reading "came to .-life in the forced to go all" out before sub- low the progress of the action. The Sewaren A. A. inserted vic- ister double figures. duing the Tottenville junior vars- J. Keating 0 0 0 By Charles H. Connors impressed with the Saints' record third frame with an 11-point Following another ABC procedure, tory number two into the records as it went about the task of win- Flynn & Son took charge of the spash which .dropped W-oodbridge ity by a close 47-45 tally. Kutjrers University, the State by tripping the Iselin V.F.W., 52- 17 131 47 Woods and his committee will pin ning its most! important game of game in the first and second behind, 28-23. However, the local Johnny'Howell, one of = the Red /University of New Jersey 36 in a contest played; at liope^ ! St. Mary's (S9) > " a number on each bowler and it :the' seksdh. :[:.' quarters toy rolling: up % substan- dribblers bounced back in the final and Blank's most promlsliig .per- will .designate which position he. lawn. , * -." "'..-' tial 17-4 lead before the halfway formers, had a' successful eveningr Coleman, f 4 % 4 12 ; Hadyk's most Outstanding player session to outshoot their oppo- Reilly, f 0/0 0 oecupies =oik;the teapi- Bill Kuzma and Richie Hardish 01 was mark". In the second half, Fords nents, 13-8, and tie the score at by pumping 24 points through the The state pin c'arhival will go We are approaching the time were the Waterfront .quintet's oni the fio ' Richie Kuziwi, maintained "the upper hand all the hoops to,_ capture, th^. game's in- Scala, f 0 '0 0 when we can be more actively en- B ! i fwrio * %;bllected '• 1-1 counters. His 36-36 at the wihistle. the ABC tourney one better. Ac- pace setters witn ! c ft!Iters of" ll way, outehooting Avenel, 24-11, dividual 'scoring "faufelgflwllter Mantz, f 10 2 gaged in garden operations and it team-mates, . Ken Larsen and Balances Score - Freeman, f 0 2 2 tion in the New Jersey kegling and OL'8,-while Walter Johnson and Boto Vernachio Was top man for Smith collected 16 digits for the- will :be held OIL 64 lanes in a row, is not too early to start to get James (Burke split offensive hon- Steve Meszaros; also contributed In the overtime period,. Vic Islanders. Slater, c 5 ", 6 16 ready. to the win with seven points Flynn & Son in the scoring col- Czech, c 0 ' Q> 0 without a, pillar to obstruct, while ors for the Vets toy collecting 10 umn with 17 points, while his Giordano sent Port Reading WOODBRIDGE (61) the ABC conducts its nation-wide Probably all garden soils in the digits apiece. apiece. Johnny Bachkowsky was ahead. 38-36, with a lay-up, but G F P Buskey, g 2 "3 7 state will give more satisfactory high man for St. Cecelia's after sharpshoo'ting-mate, Ronnie Hoy- Vp. Dickson, g 0 0 0 firing in a hall that never has da trailed with eight. Avenel's big Woodbridge balanced the score Wheeler, f 8 5 21 yields if organic matter is added, pumping 12 digits 'through the ituzniak, f 10 2 Dugan, g 0 0 0 more than 40 alleys. mainly to improve the physical nets. man from a . scoring .standpoint again whsn Edgar Evans sank a Cunningham, gv 0 0 0 First prize in the state tourney condition. This has been evident was Bob Kasko who racked, up set shot. At this point Carl de McAuliffe, f ....;. 3 17 will toe worth $1,000 to the team during the past two dry growing Sports Quiz The Woodbridge Warriors took Federico and Giordano hit with Sabo, c 0 0 0 12 15 39 eight digits. Swanick, c 17a Score by periods: •posting .the highest gross scores. seasons. Gardens. that were well over ownership of third place in St. James' remained in conten- field goals to clinch the contest the Recreation Intermediate Bas- for Port Reading. Molnar, g 5 0 10 St. James' 9 7< 18' 13^-47 • Other 'big awards are listed for supplied with organic matter came How to score yourself: Mark tion for the league pennant by both gross and net divisions, through much better. ketball League by one full-game Archdeacon, g' 6 0 12 St. Mary's 11 8 8 12—39 your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten posting a 28-20 verdict over the Giordano and Fratterolo "were Britton, g ;i 0 0 0 Referee, Fitzpatrick; umpire, while teams and individuals with Soil in new .real estate develop- after, subduing St. Anthony's, cf points for a correct first pick, five iPort Reading, 59-44. Hopelawn Indians in a well-played Port Reading's big guns from the Wukovets. the highest actual scores will be ments is nearly • always in poor for a second, three for a third and floor with point totals of 16 and declared champions. Jim Elek, the Warriors' talented game. •„ . 24 13 61 physical condition because of the one point for a correct fourth After accumulating... an 18-12 10, respectively,. Johnny Nagy and TOTTENVILLE (48) Entries are scheduled • to close churning and packing it receives choice. Twenty is average; thirty, forward, waced his team to victory THERE WAS with eight field goals and three lead at the conclusion of the first Richie Tyrrell were Woodbridge's G F P March 20 with the tournament from the use of heavy soil-moving good; forty, very good; arid fifty top scorers with 11 counters There once was a maiden from secretary, George Hays, of S13 equipment. Also, it is probably is perfect. fouls for 19 points. His team- half, St. James' kept the gap open Krieger, f 5 4 14 Siam mates, Ed Maloney and John the rest of the way to insert vic- apiece. Shuerhorn, f 0 11 Anna Street, Elizabeth. acid, so have it tested. However, 1. "Casey at the Bat" was- re- Hopelawn practically secured its Who said to her lover, young Kiam, you can safely apply 3 to 4 pounds cited on the stage thousands of Schwarz, chipped in with totals of tory number three into the record Harrison, f 0 2 2 "If you kiss me of course, WHICH? i of pulverized limestone to 100 16 and 10. Individual scoring hon- second-place position in the league Rankin, f : i o • 2 times by DeWolf Hopper. But can Bob Hugelmeyer:i and -Alex line-iip 'by trouncing the Wood- "Lou'll have to use force— Hostess—Our dog is just like square feet, using the larger you name the man who wrote the ors were awarded to St. Anthony's Vanderbilt, c 10 2 "But I'm certain you're stronger one of the family. amount if the soil is on the heavy poem, ( ) Eugene Field ( ) DeWolf Ronnie Decibus, who flipped 26 Traekimowicz paced St. James' by .bridge 7th Graders by a one-sided Johnson, c 1 1 3 "Than I am." Bored Visitor—-Which one? side. Hopper ( ) James Ruskin ( ) counters through the hoops. penetrating the hoops for six '53-28 tally>- . Scarangalla, g 6 0 12 markers apiece, while Al Yanovsky Hopelawn romped to an early Carson, g .• 0 2 2 One of the best sources of or- Ernest Thayer. The St. James' C.Y.O. overcame Fleming, g _ 3 0 6 ganic matter for the garden is well a 17-12 half-time deficit by com- accounted for- the "same number of 16-4 first-period lead, .then in- 2. In collegiate football, can points for Hopelawn. Oakland, g 2 0 4 rotted horse or cow manure. This you give the distance fo the field ing from behind iii a spectacular creased the margin to a 24-10 count at the half. The scoring- Attention valuable material is not easy to from goal post to goal post? manner to defeat the Junior A. A.,• JUST THE SAME J obtain in residential districts, ex- ( ) 120 feet ( ) 300 feet ( ) 320 28-27, in a close game at Fords. was close in the'third quarter with 19 10 48 . Two indians had been interested, Hopelawn having the edge, 13-12. Woodbridge 16 14 12 19—61 cept at great expense for small feet { ) 360 feet. Allen Jordan and Bill Anderson Tottenville 8 13 9 18—48 lots. in the building: of'i lighthouse on The eventual victors coasted un- 3. Let's check up on your shared scoring laurels for the vic- the rocky coast near their' reserva- Referee, Cooper; umpire, Comba. To All Little Leaguers: "However, a group of interested knowledge of major league torious St. James' aggregation, by der the wire in the- fourth stanza gardeners in a neighborhood could tion. When it was completed they by outproducing Woodbridge, 16-5. The Call of Play Ball will soon toe echoed. You "LITTLE coaches—we'll have one a week— parting the nets for eight points stood watching it every night. A buy a large load and divide it and we start this time with the apiece. The Juniors' best shooters Gerry Benyolo, Hopelawn's' ca- JUST CRITICS LEAGUERS," future baseball stars of tomorrow, can be assured among- themselves. This would thick fog; came in.one evening, and of proper equipment at JAG'S. . new Kansas City Athletics. Which wer Jim Williams with 11 counters the siren blew continuously, pable center, reaped individual When paying a visit to George mean moving it, but perhaps the of the following men is NOT a and John Andresch with eight. : scoring honors, by accounting for Bernard Shaw, a distinguished vis- delivery could be at two or three "Ugh," said one Inclian^to the Ycur unifroms, bats, .balls, etc., will be issued by your coach with the Athletics? ( > The Avenel Aces manipulated a five field goals' and three fouls for itor expressed surprise that the LITTLE LEAGUE. You must have the shoes and gloves. places nearby, thus reducing the Parfce Carroll ( ) Harry Craft ( ) other, "the light, she. shine, the author had no vase of flowers in "mild upset in the league by post- bell, she ding-dong, trfe horn, she 13 points, while his team-mates, labor of wheeling it. Oscar Melillo ( ) George Susce. Bill Budzcek and Louis Toth, his home. We, at JAG's, feel confident that we can supply you with ing a wellrearned 43-33 decision whoowhoo but the fog she come Form your club and then make 4. Which of the following over the fifth-place East Side trailed with 10 apiece. Wood- "I thought," he said, "you were the correct glove and shoes for you. a survey of the neighborhood just the same/.'..../'. exceedingly fond of flowers." wrestlers won the heavyweight Boys. The win was only Avenel's toridge's .offensive stars were Bob 1 am Shaw We have a wonderful stock of baseball gloves, over 500, within a radius of 10 to 15 miles. championship in the National third since the start of the present A sound Roy. Oampanella this Britton, Fi;ank ' Keyasko and .< I' '" retorted abruptly. and we assur-e you that we can suit you. You may be able to locate a dairy Collegiate Tournament? ( ) Verne campaign. year will make' a 'Wg difference to Richie Palazza with eigiit markers Itti fond of children too but I or a riding stable or dude ranch Gagne ( ) Frank Sexton ( ) Gene don't cut their heads off and stick Bruce Younger, Bob Fair and the Brooklyn Dodgers. It remains to fcheir credit. Come in to browse around before -flhe season gets started. that has been able to preserve this Stanley ( ) Lou Thesz. to-be seen whether his left hand them in pots all over the house." i A small deposit will hold your items for you. waste material. The manure should John Kuzmiak were the Aces' In two earlier games, Fords up- 5. Who was the only player to leading sharpshooters with point is strong again, after last October's ended the-Woodibridge 7th Grad- have been allowed to rot about one hit a home run in his first two operation. Campanella has been Bring dad with you. He will enjoy this as much.as you. year. clusters of 16., 11 and 10; while ers toy:a 37-14 score, while the For the eighth straight year ' times at bat in a major league Ted Weikel poured 15 markers swinging a bat during the winter in Woodbridge 8th Graders tripped the New York Yankees have Application should be at the game? ( ) Stan Musial ( ) Bob the basement of his Harlem liquor passed the million dollar mark in rate of about one ton to 4,000 Nieman ( ) Jim O'Dea ( ) Ted through the rims, to pace the East Fords, 23-21. Side Boys. store. He says the.hand feels good. advance ticket sales. According to square feet every year. If the man- Williams. What it wilt feel like when he General Manager George Weiss ' JAG'S ure is loose, one ton is about 3 (ANSWERS ON PAGE 14) The Colonia Night Hawks made swings at a pitched ball-is what LATER, the sales have topped the $1,125 - cubic yards if packed; one ton is the Avenel Presbyterian. Church 400 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. will count. Campus left hand may "I would love to share your 000 mark. Milwaukee and Cleve- about 1.5 cubic yards. If loose, the to 100 square feet. This should h^ their eighth victim'of the winter be the Dodger's riglit hand. troubles," she cooed. land are nearing the million mark Henry Jaglowski, Prop. application will be at the rate of spread evenly and dug tinder so it season by. subduing them, 47-37. "But, darling, I have none," which adds that a general box of- 2 bushels or one load of a No. 3 is well mixed in the top 8 to 12 Ray Kanick was Colonia's off en- A Senate committee has decided "No; I mean after we're mar- fice boom is being felt around both wheelbarrow or six 12 quart pails inches of soil. j sive stalwart, with eigljt field goals to investigate the television ,and ' ried." major leagues, a PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE of William Street South seventy-sis Bank Building, Perth Amboy, N. J. (8) Easterly along the Port Reading line to the Raritan River; thence (3) I (12) Southwesterly along said state T Youth Program • degrees seventeen minutes West (S. Notice of qhange of residence or R_ailroad to the place of Beginning. up the Raritan River in a general j Highway Route #1 to the place of Be- 76°17'W.) fifty (50') feet to a stake; application for transfer of registration Polling Place—Clara Barton School. Northwesterly direetion to Silver Lake [ ginning. woodbrldge Oaks News thence (2) North five degrees nine min- shall be made either by written request DISTRICT #5 . Avenue; thence (4) Northerly along Polling Place: Lincoln School. utes 'East (N. 5°9'E.) one hundred forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or BEGINNING in the line dividing the Silver" Lake Avenue to the place of DISTRICT #16 .Subject of Talk forty-six -ana six hundredths (146.06') the County Board of Elections on forms Township of Woodbridge and the Town- Beginning. BEGINNING at the intersection of feet to a stake; thence (3) South sev- provided by said Municipal Clerk or by ship of Edison where the same is inter- Polling Place—Piscatawaytovvii School. the Lincoln Highway and the Westerly By GLADYS E. SCANK Newark. The Olivers have six boys enty-two degrees no minutes East (S. calling in person at the office of the sected by Woodbridge Avenue; thence DISTRICT #13 boundary of the Borough of Metuchen; 126 Elrahurst Avenue and six girls now. Mrs. Oliver is a ISELIN — The importance of a 72°0'E.) seventy-five (75") feet to a Municipal Clerk or County Board of running (1) Northerly along the Wood- BEGINNING at the intersection of thence running (1) Southeasterly along Iselin, New Jersey sister of Mrs. Kronert. youth program was emphasized by stake in the westerly line of Carlton IfElections at 46 Bayard Street, New bridge Township line to State Highway Woodbridge Avenue and Plainfield Ave- the Southwesterly boundary of the Francis Daly, Gloucester City, Avenue; thence (4) South eighteen de- I Brunswick, N. J., or at the office of the Route #1; thence (2) Southwesterly nue; thence running (1) Northerly Borough Of Metuchen to the Bonham- Tele. Me. 6-1679 —Mrs. William Linker, Newark, grees no minutes West (S. 18°0'W.) one •• Middlesex County Board of Elections,along State Highway .Route #1 to along Plalnfield Avenue to New Jersey town Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail- was a guest from Saturday through state chairman of the Youth Pro- hundred sixteen and eleven hundredths Perth Amboy National Bank Building, Grand View Avenue; thence (3) East- State Highway Route #1, formerly road; thence (2) Southerly along said —Mr. and Mrs. Martin Molter, gram of Knights of Columbus, at (116.11') feet to point and place of Perth Amboy, N. J., up to and includ- erly along Grand View Avenue to Route #25; thence (2) Northeasterly [ Branch to New Jersey State Highway Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Beginning. . ing September 29, 1955. : Roosevelt Boulevard; thence (4) South- along New Jersey State Highway Route j Route #1, formerly Route #25; thence 109 Bender Ayexme, announce the Mrs. Martin Cohen, Bradford a meeting of St. Cecelia's Council. BEING the same premises conveyed . NOTICE erly - and Easterly' along ' Roosevelt #1 to the Transmission Line, of the* (3) Southwesterly along said state birth of a daughter at Perth Am- Place. Sunday guests at the Cohen Mr. Daly . said that a well-bal- by Walter Robertson, Sr., and Ethel is hereby given • that the District Elec- Boulevard to Third Street North; '•Jersey Central Power and Light Cona- Highway Koute #1 to Old Post Road; Robertson, his wife, to Raymond Har- tion Boards in and for the Township thence (5) Southerly along Third Street | pany; thence {31 Southerly 'alone said thence1 (4) 'Westerly along Old Post boy General Hospital. home were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert anced program, with variety in it, old Jensen, by deed dated October 26, of Edison will sit at places herein- North and. Third Street to Amboy Ave- I Transmission Line to Woodbridge A ve- Road to Vineyard Road; thence (5) —Mrs. Henry Happel, Adams Barlow, also of Newark. is one way to-combat juvenile de- 1950, recorded October 28, 1950, in Book after designated on nue : (New Brunswick Avenue); thence | nue; thence (4) Westerly along Wood- Northerly along Vineyard Road to John Street, celebrated her birthday, 1527 of Deeds for said County, In page TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 8, 1955. (6) Easterly along Amboy Avenue (New bridge Avenue to the place of Eegin- Street; thence (6) Westerlv along John —Sunday dinner guests of Mr. linquency. "If the energies and ac- 218. between the hours of 7:00 A. M. find Brunswick Avenue) to Woodbridge Ave- ! ning. Street to Idlewild Road; thence (7) February 24. Mr. and Mrs. Happel and Mrs. Al Green, 74 Plymouth tivities of you people are diverted SAID premises are known as No; . 52 8:00 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, for nue; thence (7) Northeasterly along Polline Place: Piscatawaytown Safety Northerly and Northwesterly along and sons, Richard, Henry, Alan in the right channels and sufficient William Street, New Market, New the purpose of conducting a Wooclbrldge Avenue to the place of Squad Headquarters. Idlewild Road to Arvln Road; thence Drive were Mr: and Mrs. J. Green, Jersey. • GENERAL ELECTION Beginning. ~ (8) Southwesterly along Arvin Road to and Gary, were Sunday guests of Newark. ^ adult help. is available to "guide TOG-ETHER with the appurtenances, to vote upon, candidates for the follow- Polling Place—Clara Barton School. DISTRICT ±-14 Brookville Road; thence (9) Southeast- Mrs. Happel's mother, Mrs. Helen these activities, only, good can re- and all fixtures ^now or hereafter at- ing offices: DISTRICT #6 BEGINNING in the Southeasterly erly along Brookville Road to Parkerson —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilfrich, tached to or used in connection with One. (1) State Senatqr boundary line of the Borough of Me- Road; thence (10) Southwesterly and -.JRohlfs, of Jersey City. Middletown, were Sunday guests sult," he. said. - the premises herein described, and in Three (3) Members of General Township of Westerly atong Parkerson Road to Dur- —Little Marc, Joel and Ilene, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sikora, addition theretp, any household ap- Assembly I Township of Edison where the same by the Lehigh Valley Railroad; thence ham Road; thence (11) Southwesterly Michael Bachowsky, chairmen pliances next hereinafter described, Two (2) Members of the Board of is intersected by Woodbridge Avenue; running (1) Easterly along the Lehigh along Durham Road to Ashley Road; children of Mr, and Mrs. Larry George Place. of St. Cecelia's Council youth pro- which are, and shall-be deemed to be, Ihosen Freeholders thence running (1) Southeasterly along Valley Railroad to Starkin Road; thence thence (12) Northwesterly along Ash-; Steinberg, Wood Avenue, attended —Mr. and Mrs. John Trimmer, gram announced committee '. ap- fixtures and a part of the realty, and the Woodbridge Township line to the (2) Southerly along the Easterly line ley Road to Sturgis Road; thence (13)' a portion of the security for the in- TOWNSHIP OF EDISON, COUNTY OF intersection of Amboy Avenue (New of lands of the Public Service Electric & Northeasterly and Northerly :ilong the birthday party Sunday of little Avan Terrace were Saturday eve- pointments as follows: Columbian debtedness herein mentioned: l Gas MIDDLESEX, STATE dF NEW JERSEY Brunswick Avenue) and King Georges Gas Company and lands of the Town- Sturgis Road to the Lincoln Highway; Range. ship of Edison to the Northwesterly Jackie Green, Newark, who was six ning guests of Mr? and Mrs. Alfred Squires, John Karnas, Thomas Li- BOUNDARIES OF ELECTION Post Road; thence (2) Southwesterly line of lands of United States of Amer- thence (14) Northeasterly along- the years old. Robinson, High Bridge. inoli; leadership and services, Vin- . The approximate amount of the DISTRICTS and Westerly along King Georges Post ica known as Baritan Arsenal, at an Lincoln Highway to the place of Be- judgment to be satisfied by said sale is DISTRICT #1. Road to property of United States of angle point in said line; thence (3) ginning. —The Saturday Night Canasta —Mr. and Mrs. J&mes Bitten- cent Grogan, Henry Pogyena; re- the sum of Seven Thousand Nine Hun- BEGINNING in the line dividing the America, known as Raritan Arsenal; Polling Place: Lincoln School. ligious, 3iagio D'AUesandro, Vin- dred Ninety-Eight ($7,998.00) Dollars Borough of South Plainfield and the thence (3) in a general Northwester^ Northeasterly and Easterly along the group met at the home of Mr. and bender, Avon Terrace, celebrated together with the costs of this sale. Township of Edison, where the same direction along the several courses of I several lines of the Arsenal to the DISTRICT #17 Mrs. Al Green, 74 Plymouth Drive. their 49th wedding anniversary, cent Froelich; social, Leonard Le- Together with all and singular the is intersected by the roRd leading from the Arsenal to Woodbridge Avenue; intersection of King Georges Post BEGINNING at the intersection of Tuesday. Banco, Ernato Limdli; welfare, rights, privileges, hereditaments and Oak Tree to South Plainfield (also thence (4) Northeasterly along Wood- Road and the House Lot Meadow Road, the Transmission Line of the Jersey The guests included Mr. and Mrs. known as Oak Tree Avenue); thence the same being an angle point in the Central Power and Light Company with Larry Steinberg and Mr. and Mrs. —George Tirpak, New London George Sedlak, Robert Peterson; appurtenances thereunto belonging or bridge Avenue to the place of Begin- Woodbridge Township line; thence (4} ! the Lincoln Highway; thence running in anywise appertaining. running (1) Northerly along the bound- ning. Southerly along Woodbridge Township (1) Northeasterly along the Lincoln But Oatley. Conn., was a week-end guest of coaches and advisors, Michael ROBERT H.'JAMISON, ary line of Edison Township to the Polling Place—rClara Barton School. to the Raritan River; thence (5) West- Highway "to Sturgis Road; thence (2) his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Codd,\ Joseph Browski, Raymond Sheriff. Middlesex-Union County line; thence DISTRICT #7 erly up the Raritan River to a pro- Southerly and Southwesterly along —The W-ednsday night Mah* Madore, John Retkwa, Raymond EDWARD FELD, Attorney (2) Easterly along the County line to BEGINNINGS, in the ' Southeasterly longation of Mill Road; thence (6) Sturgis Road to Ashley Road; thence Jong Club met at the home of Mr. Tirpak, Adams Street Saturday F. B. 2-24; 3-3, 10, 17 $43.20 the Woodbridge Townshin line; thence boundary line of the Borough of Me- Northerly along said prolongation of (3) Southeasterly, Southerly and West- and Mrs. Irving Judd, 68 Louis evening a group of his friends gave Spangler, Patrick Rogan, Raymond" (3) Southerly along the Woodbridge tuchen where the same is intersected Mill Road and along Mill Road to erly along Ashley Road to. Winthrop Gujda, Andrew Istvan. NOTICE Township line 'to New Dover. Road; by the Lehigh Valley Railroad; thence Woodbridge Avenue; thence (7) West- Road; thence (4) Southwesterly and Place. The guests included Mrs. a bachelor party in his honor. thence (4) Westerly along the New erly along Woodbridge Avenue to the ! Westerly along Winthrop Road to the In pursuance of an Act of the Legis- Dover Road to Dark Lane (Grove Ave- running (1) Easterly along the Lehigh Fred Singer, Mrs. David Weissman, —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckbold Dominic Monafazzoli was named lature of the State of New Jersey en- Valley Railroad to Starkin Road; thence transmissio T n line of the New Jersey Transmission Line of the Jersey Central and daughter, Betty Jean, Mag- titled "An Act to . Regulate Elections" nue); thence (5) Southerly along Grove (2) Southerly along the Easterly line Central Power & Light Company; Power and Light Company; thence (5) Mrs. Bud Oatley, Mrs. William recording secretary tif fill an un- and its several amendments ^nd sup- Avenue to the Oak Tree-Iselin Road of lands of the Public Service Electric thence (8) Northwesterly along the said Northwesterly along said Transmission Hart and Mrs. Larry Steinberg. nolia Road, were Sunday guests of expired term. plements thereto. (also known as Oak Tree Avenue); transmission line to New Jersey State Line to the place of Beginning. thence (6) Westerly along Oak Tree & Gas Company and lands of the Highway 1; thence (Q) Northeasterly —Congratulations are in order Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scank, Ad- Avenue to the plaGe of Beginning. Township of Edison to the Northwest- along New Jersey State Highway 1 to Polling Place: Washington School. ams St. CQKRECT , NOTICE Polling Place—Oak Tree School. erly line of lands of United States of the Bonhamtown Branch of the Penn- DISTRICT #18 for the second birthday of little Notioticce is hereby given that qualified America known as Raritan Arsenal, at sylvania Railroad; thence (10) North- BEGINNING at the intersection of Allan Oatley. ' Prof. — Name two pronouns. voters . of the Township of Edison DISTRICT #2 an angle point in said line; thence (3) erly along said branch to the Borough Plainfield Avenue and the Lincoln Student—Who, me? , l not already registered in said Township BEGINNING in the line dividing the Northeasterly and Easterly along the of Metuchen; thence (11) Southeast- Highway; thence running (1) North- —Congratulations are in order of Edison under the laws of New Borough of South Plainfield and the several lines of the Arsenal to Wood- erly and Northeasterly along the Bor- easterly along the Lincoln Highway to for the second birthday of little Jersey governing permanent registra- Township of Edison, where the. same bridge Avenue; thence (4) Northeast- ough of Metuchen to the place of the Transmission Line of the Jersey Installation Date LEGAL NOTICE tion may register or transfer with the is intersected by the road leading from erly along Woodbridge Avenue to Am- Beginning. Central Power and Light Company; Allan Oatley. Township Clerk of the said Township Oak Tree to South Plainfield (also boy Avenue (New Brunswick Avenue); thence (2) Southeasterly and Southerly SHERIFF'S SAtE of Edison at his office at any time known as Oak Tree Avenue); thence thence (5) Westerly along Amboy Ave- Polling Place—Bonhamtown School. along said Transmission Line to New —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neale and SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. up to and including running (1) Easterly along Oak Tree nue (New Brunswick Avenue.) to the DISTRICT #15 Jersey State Highway Route #1, for- children, Bobby and Martha Lynn, Set by COP Croup CHANCERY DIVISION. MIDDLESEX THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1955, Avenue (also known as the road from Metuchen Borough line; thence (6) BEGINNING at the intersection of New merly Route #25; thence (.4) South- COUNTY. Docket No. P-33S-54. FRANK- on Which: date the registration books Oak Tree to Iselin) to Dark Lane Southerly along the Borough line to Jersey State Highway Route #1, for- westerly along said State Highway to Adams Street, motored to English- LIN WASHINGTON TRUST COMPANY, will be closed until after the forth- (Grove Avenue); thence (2) Southerly the place of Beginning. merly Route #25, with the Transmis- Plainfield Avenue; thence (5) North- town, Saturday where they visited AVENEL — Final plans for the a banking corporation of the State of coming Primary Election to be held on along the old location of Dark Lane Polling Place—Clara Barton School. sion Line of the Jersey Central Power westerly aloni; Plainfield Avenue to the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wittersein. Sun- annual installation dinner dance to New Jersey, Plaintiff, and JAMES K. Tuesdaj', April 19, 1955, or at the office to an angle point in the same; thence DISTRICT #8 and Light Company; thence running (1) place of Beginning. be held April 2 at The Pines, Me- WHITTAKEH, HELEN E. WHITTAKER, of the Middlesex County Board of Elec- (3) Westerly in a Westerly prolonga- BEGINNING in the Westerly line of Northerly and Northwesterly aiong said Polling' Place: Washington School. day the Neale family were guests his wife, et als.. Defendants. Writ of tions, Citizen Building, 46 Bayard tion of the old lbcation " of the Oak the Borough of Metuchen. where the Transmission Line to Winthrop Road; DISTRICT #19 of- Mrs. Nelae's parents, Mr. and tuchen, were made at a meeting Execution for the sale of mortgaged Street, New Brunswick, N. J., at any Tree-Iselin Road (also known as Oak same is intersected by the Lincoln thence (2) Northeasterly along Win- BEGINNING at the intersection of of the Fifth District Republican premises dated February 7, 1955. time up to and including Thursday, Tree Avenue) to a point distant Pour- Highway; thence running (1) South- throp Road to'Ashley Road; thence (3) Piainfield , Ayenue and the Lincoln. Mrs. Adolf Wittersheim, Irvington. By virtue of the above stated Writ, March 10, 1955, during the following teen Hundred (1400') feet Westerly westerly along the Lincoln Highway to Easterly and Northerly along Ashley Highway; thence running (1) South- Civic Club of Avenel, at the home to me directed and delivered, I will ex- hours: Daily 9 A. M. to 4 P. M., except from that portion of Dark Lane (Grove Plainfield Avenue; thence (2) North- Road to Durham Road; thence (4) easterly along Plainfield Avenue to —Saturday overnight -guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, pose to sale at public vendue on Saturday, or at the office of the Middle- Avenue) which extends Southerly from westerly, along Plainfleld Avenue to the Northerly along Durham Road to Par- Boulevard Jefferson; thence (2) West- Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Schott, Adams WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD sex County Board of Elections, Perth the Oak Tree-Iselin Road to the Bor- Piscataway Township line; thence (3) kerson Road; thence (5) Easterly and erly along Boulevard Jefferson to Sev- 62 Manhattan Avenue. DAY OF MARCH A. D., 1955, Amboy National Bank Building, Perth ough of Metuchen; thence (4) South- Northerly along Piscataway Township Northerly along Parkerson Road to enth Street: thence (3) Northerly along Street, were Mrs. Mary Wooley, Former Mayor August F. Grei- at the hour of two o'clock by the then Amboy, N. J. erly and parallel with the said Dark and Borough of South Plainfleld to the Brookville Road; thence (6) North- Seventh Street to Schuyler Drive; • Newark and Mrs. Vera Yancowsky, ner, Woodbridge, will be the in- prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- Notice of change of address or ap-' Lane (Grove "Avenue) to the Metuchen Port Reading Railroad; thence (4) westerly along Brookville Road to Arvin thence (4) Westerly along Schuyler Smanandoah. and Mr. and Mrs. ing) time, in the afternoon of the said plication for transfer of registration Borough line; thence (5) Westerly and Easterly along the Port Reading Rail- R.oad; thence (7) Northeasterly along Drive to Morgan Drive; thence "(5) stalling officer and Frederick M. day, at the Sheriff's Office in the City shall be made either by written request Southerly along the Metuchen Borough road to the Metuchen Borough line; Arvin Road to Idlewild Road; thence Southwesterly, Westerly and Northwest- Schett and their guests attended Adams, Colonia, will serve as mas- of New Brunswick, N. J. forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or line to the Port Reading Railroad- thence (S) Southerly along the Bor- (8) Southeasterly and Southerly' along erly along Morgan Drive to Lincoin the christening reception of little All that tract or parcel of stand, situ- the County Board of Elections on forms thence (6) Westerly along the Port ough line to the place of Beginning. Idlewild Road to, John Street; thence Highway; thence (6) Northeasterly ter of ceremonies". ate, lying and being in the Township provided by said Municipal Clerk or by Reading Railroad to the Edison Town- • Polling Place—Stelton School. (9) Easterly along John Street to Vine- along the Lincoln Highway, to the place George Schott, son of Mr. and of Edison, formerly known as the calling in person at the office of the ship line; thence (7) Northwesterly yard Road; thence (10) Southerly along of Beginning. All reservations must be made by Township of Raritan, in the County along the Edison Township line to the DISTRICT #9 Mrs. Jack Schott, Elizabeth. Rt. March 15 with Mrs. Vernon John- Municipal Clerk or County Board of place of Beginning. BEGINNING at the intersection of Vineyard Road to Old Post Road; Polling Place: Stelton School. Rev. Msgr. Walter Jarvis per- of Middlesex,. in the State of New Elections at 46 Bayard Street, New Boulevard Jefferson and Seventh Street; thence (11) Easterly along Old Post OSCAR KAUS, son, chairman. Jersey. Brunswick, N. J., or at the office of the Polling Place—Oak' Tree School. thence running (1) Westerly along Road to New Jersey State Highway . Township Clerk formed the ceremony. The spon- A letter was sent to >"e Town Being known and designated as. Lot Middlesex County Board of Elections, DISTRICT #3 Boulevard Jefferson and Rose Street to Route #1, formerly Route #25; thence F. B. 2/24-3/3/55 sors were Mrs. Bertram Brady and 10, Block 1113 on map entitled "Map Perth Amboy, National Bank Building, BEGINNING in the line dividing the the Highland Park Borough line at Mr. Richard Levins. About thirty Committee, in care of Committee- of Nixon Park, Section 2, Scale 1" = 50', Perth Amboy, N. J., up to and includ- Township of Woodbridge and the Duclos Lane; thence (2) Northerly, man George Mroz, asking for re- September 1950, Raymond P. Wilson, ing March 10, 1955. Township of Edison where the same Westerly and Northerly along the Bor- guests attended the affair. pairs to Harvard Avenue and Cor- Engineer," filed September 26, 1950. in intersected by the Port Reading ough of Highland Paxk to the Piscata- the Middlesex County Clerk's Office as NOTICE Railroad; thence running (1) Northerly way Township Line; thence (3) North- —Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kronert nell Street. Map #1651, file #936. is hereby given that District- Election along the Woodbridge Township line easterly along the Township of Piscata- and family, Wood Avenue, at- Mrs. Warren dine, Park Ave- The approximate amount of the judg- Boards in and for the Township of to New Dover Road; thence (2) West- way to Plainfield Avenue; thence (4) 535 AMBOY AVENUE WQ-8-9387 tended the seventieth .birthday ments to be satisfied by said sale is the Edison will sit at the places here- erly along New Dover Road to Dark Southeasterly along Plainfleld Avenue nue and Mrs. William Bernath, sum of Ten Thousand Seven Hundred nafter designated on Lane (Grove Avenue); thence (3) to Lincoln Highway; thence (5) South- party of Mrs. Elizabeth Kronert, Harvard Avenue, were welcomed Forty-five ($10,745.00) Dollars, together TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955, Southerly along Dark Lane (Grove Ave- westerly along Lincoln Highway to Visit our new DELICATESSEN DEPT. Livingston, Saturday. The celebra- with the costs of this sale. etween the hours of 7 A. M. and 8:00 nue) crossing the Oak Tree-Iselin Road Morgan Drive; thence (6) Southeasterly, by the club as new members. Together with all and singular the '. M., Eastern Standard Time, for the (as said road is now improved and Easterly and Northeasterly along Mor- for DELICIOUS SALADS and COLD, CUTS tion was held at The Grange Hall - The attendance prize was rights, privileges, hereditaments and iurpose of conducting a used) to an angle point in the old road; gan Drive to Schuyler Drive; thence (7) of Livingston and was given by Mr. awarded to Vernon Johnson. Dur- appurtenances thereunto belonging or PRIMARY ELECTION thence (4) Westerly in a Westerly pro- Easterly along Schuyler Drive to Sev- j and Mrs. Louis Heimall, Living- in anywise appertaining. !or the nomination of candidates on longation of the old location of the enth Street; thence (8) Southerly along j FLAGSTAFF CANNED GOODS ing the social hour Mrs. Joseph ROBERT H. JAMISON, :he Democratic ticket and the nomina- Oak Tree-Iselin Road (also known 'as Seventh Street to the place of Begin- ston and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kro- • . Sheriff. Oak Tree Avenue) to a point distant ning. BREAD — MILK Stark and Mrs. Robert Fischer ;ion of candidates on the Republican Fourteen Hundred (1400') feet Westerly Polling Place: Stelton School. nert, Summit. About 100 guests at- was in charge of hospitality. ELMER O. GOODWIN, iicket to be voted at the ensuing Gen- from that portion of Dark Lane (Grove tended. Attorney. sral Election to be held on Tuesday, Avenue) which extends Southerly from DISTRICT #10 AU persons interested in joining P. B. 2-24; 3-3, 10, 17 $22.08 November 8, 1955, as hereinafter listed BEGINNING at the intersection of DAILY and SUNDAY- PAPERS —Mr. and Mrs. Kronert visited md for the election of two members, the Oak Tree-Iselin Road to the Borough Plainfleld Avenue and Boulevard Jef- the club are asked to get in touch one man and one woman, of the local of Metuchen; thence (5) Southerly and ferson; thence running (1) Westerly a brand new nephew at St. Mi- witji Mrs. Rhodes, president. SHERIFF'S SALE County Executive Committee of the parallel with the said Dark Lane (Grove along Boulevard Jefferson and Rose chaels Hospital, Newark, Sunday. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY- Democratic Party from each election Avenue) to the Metuchen Borough line; Street to the Highland Park Borough The next meeting has been CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDLESEX district, for a term of one year, and thence (6) Easterly and Southeasterly line at Duclos Lane; thence (2) South- SANDWICHES HOT SOUPS The child was a twelfth child born scheduled for March 24 in the COUNTY, Docket Ho. F-424-54.—FED- of the local County Executive Com- along the Metuchen Borough line to ! easterly along Duclos Lane to Wood- to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oliver, TRAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO- mittee of the Republican Party from the Port Reading Railroad; thence (7) j bridge Avenue; thence (3) Easterly Rhodes home. CIATION, a corporation of the United each election district for a term of one Easterly along the said Port Reading along Woodbridge Avenue to Plainfield States, Plaintiff, and RAYMOND HAR- ear. Railroad to the place of Beginning. OLD JENSEN and SHIRLEY M.= JEN- Boiling Place—Menlo Park Fire House. Avenue; thence (4) Northerly - along HIS AFFAIR SEN, his wife, et als., Defendants, Writ Plainfield Avenue to the place of Be- of Execution for the sale of mortgaged NOTICE DISTRICT #4 ginning. Sports Quiz Answers A captain and a lieutenant were premises dated -February 3, 1955. s hereby given that qualified voters BEGINNING in the line dividing the Polling Place — Piscatawaytown Piro dining at the Stork Club when a By virtue of the above stated Writ, >f the Township of Edison not al- Township of Woodbridge and the House. to me directed ai\(l delivered, I will •eady registered in said Township under Township of Edison where the same DISTRICT #11 corporal entered, escorting a rav- expose to sale at public vendue on the laws of New Jersey governing per- is intersected by the Port Reading Beginning at the intersection of 1. Ernest Thayer wrote "Casey ishingly beautiful damsel. The WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-THIRD manent registration may register with Railroad; thence running (1) South- Woodbridge Avenue and Silver Lake at the Bat." captain sent a note to the corporal: DAY OF. MARCH, A. D. NINETEEN the Township Clerk of the said Town- erly along the Woodbridge Township Avenue; thence running (1) Southerly HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE ship of Edison at his office at any line to New Jersey State Highway Route along Silver Lake to the Raritan River; 2. 360 feet •—• the goal posts are "The lieutenant, who is a Prince- at the hour of, two o'clock by the then time between Wednesday, April 20, 1955, #1; thence (2) Southwesterly along thence (2) Westerly up the Raritan and Thursday, September 29, 2955, on said State Highway Route #1 to Grand River to the Highland Park Borough set back 30 feet from the goal line. ton man, and I, who hail from prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- View Avenue; thence (3) Easterly along line; thence (3) Northerly along the 3. Parke Carroll — he's the Williams, bet a fin we could guess ing) time, in the Afternoon of the said hich latter date the registration books Grand View Avenue to Roosevelt Boule- Borough of. Highland Park to Wood- day, at the Sheriff's Office in the City will be closed until after the forth- vard; thence (4) Southerly and East- bridge Avenue; thence (4) Easterly general manager of the club. the college you come from. May of New Brunswick, N. J. coming General Election on Tuesday, erly along Roosevelt Boulevard to Third along Woodbridge Avenue to the place 4. Verne Gagne was the heavy- we stop at your table and see who ALL that certain tract. or parcel of November 8, 1955, or at Middlesex Street North; thence (5) Southerly of Beginning. land, situate, lying and being in the -punty Board of Elections,. Citizen along Third Street North and Third Polling Place—^Piscatawaytown School. weight champion in 1949. was right?" Township of Piscataway, in the County Building, 46 Bayard Street, New Bruns- Street to Amboy Avenue (New Bruns- 5. Bob Nieman hit two home Back came the reply: "Please of Middlesex, in the State of New wick, N. J., at any time between wick Avenue); thence (6) Westerly DISTRICT #12 Jersev: Wednesday,. April 20, 1955, and Thurs- along Amboy Avenue (New Brunswick BEGINNING at the intersection of runs on his first two trips to the don't bother, gentlemen. I am BEGINNING at a stone monument in day, September 29, 1955, during the Avenue) to the Metuchen Borough line; Woodbridge Avenue and Silver Lake plate, September 14, 1951, when from the Audubon Institute of Or- the intersection formed by the West- following hours: Daily, except Satur- thence (7) Northerly along the several Avenue; thence running (1) Easterly erly line of Carlton Avenue and the day, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. 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