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Voi, XXXVIII-NO. 14 , (fartmt CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 7f), TnM nifrM •< !nrt rim Mill PRICE TEN CENTS Board of Education Sets Public Hearing

By 0 on School Expansion

i;(,- is jiPtting more com- Tux Payments for i 959 jPll.1)11C /,trd every day. Any l.l,,:st will tell you that , tnnd old days" are gone, Hold Up Well, Comba Says iT O G C t ,,niM- At nearly every ,..,,,-you find a traffic light CARTERFT Tax oollof-tlonsjtion. the Ian office collected J ,\ nearly everyone is try- for 1P5S RIT holding up well and*40-62"01 ln back taxes cover- in brat you to the corner. wramb fltthr end of the first j!"" thf vear5 from 1951 to • • • 1 Details -.ix months nf this your nrej wise, tax collec- i:;r ;nod things in life are pretty close to those for the uons for the six months CARTERET — Another pub* .-,,; taken away from you. period of 1958. according meeting to discuss the prO"* ,„- i he running board of a amounted to 40.60, but this to Tnx Collector Alexander figure will be upped when the ised school expansion program i: When the autd makers Onmha. next Installment due August 1 111 be held by the Board ot ,,,,K,.d off the running Of the total 1959 levy amount- Is paid. ducatlon July 22 at S P.M. In ,,-d from your car,' they he High School Auditorium. . U,J « hrRIK.TURK: Officials nf the United Roosevelt Savings and l,oan Association are pirturod above nt tl.e official ing to $2,709,881.62, taxpayers "Tax payments are running „.* off one of the moat rpm nlM h ld Mo rtl mornl h so far paid the sum of $1,200,- about the same as last year," In preparation for the meet* .:.irtable and useful items M...-I, " ? . ' " " »K •» ' <- sit* of thi- new $125,000 building which is next to the present offices. From left („ ;: m.uncf ftpewait and Samuel ( hociosh. directors; Sumner Moore, president: Daniel Ogden, chairman of the. board- (ii-orgc (Miamra 101.02 as of June 30. In addl- Mr. Comba added. ig, Stephen Skiba, board prtsU i ' •,i,ir well being. lent said, a conference will be : manager; I,oul» Vonah, vice-president; Emil E. Mudrak, »eeretary-manaKcr, and Frank Brown, director. Missing from the photo are Elmer K. Brown • * * »nd Emil Stremlajl, counsel; Aaron Rabinowitz, vice-president. wld next Tuesday by the board , ; .us not so many years th Murray Lelbowlti, archi* ;, \-.;en you could turn off Heavy Customs Duty Set Several clashes marked the . ,1,1(1 after getting tired 1 : ,' viiiR and Just sit on Contests Listed Youngsters -- They Thrive on Trouble St. Demetrius' egular meeting of the board . lid running board, On Parcels to Hungary ednesday night. Charge "Politics" -,:.. n on a s&ndwkh if you Most Kids Escape Unscathed, But This is More Than Can Be Said At Playgrounds Sunday School CARTERET Postmaster 10 per cent and on other items Thomas Deverin, board mem- ,n: nr along. You could re- for Frazzled Nerves of Parents .ester Sabo suggested today rates ranging up to 70 per cent xr, charged John Kolibas and „ quietly and dream about hat borough residents desiring of the value as determined by Joseph Lamb with "polltlcing." „ ,.,me and the kids. For Summer CARTERET—At a moment's tentatively wriggled through a pipe, for instance, is just the Holds Exercises o mall packages to Hungary the customs authorities of Hun- The latter had pledged to takt • * • CARTKRET _ Joseph Com- notice and_ with practically no grating; miraculously grows too right circumference to invite a ihould first consult the Post gary. politics out of schools when effort, any'of Carteret's young- CARTERET — The St. De- Hut running board came has announced the following large to be withdrawn. probing arm. 3ff|ce here. New yearly quotas have also hey ran at the last election. sters under 5 years of age can A deceitful lock, generally at- metrius Sunday School held its ,.,:idv for many things. contests at the various play- Most hair-raising among the Hungarian authorities have been established for the con- Deverin questioned If Kolibai drive the parents into hysterics tached to a bathroom door, ob- closing exercises in the Com-jiven notice that the exemption tents of gift parcels. If those moiu them wai the tool grounds for the 8ummer as kids who thrive on trouble are ind Lamb were "sincere" in jand provide Intricate problems stinately refuses to open from munity Center with a breakfast 'rom customs duty granted on quotas are exceeded, the Hun- m All you had to do It open follows: those intrepid souls who crave heir "no politics" claims. Said I for borough police to solve bythe Inside for the youngster adventure. And it is up to police served by the PTA, Sunday. sed clothing and prescribed hr wx and all the tool* were Week of July 13. Grant Ave- garian authorities may charge Jeverln: a combination of plumbing, who so easily locked It. to straighten things out. Mrs. Michael Huzar and Mrsmedicine. s in gift parcels will be duty at penalty rates, return hrp Now you have to look nue Monrt.iv 1 F.\r doughnut carpentry or locksmlthing. "There has been more politics The "tester" class of young- In justice to the kids, too, John Gorechlad were co-chair- terminated, effective with par- the parcels to origin, or con- on this board in the last four il iner — the front seat, eating; Washington School, Reports at Police Headquar- sters accounts for a large num- men els postmarked July 16, 1959.fiscate the contents for sale in Monday, 2 P.M. bubble gum despite the' complications in - months than in the history of ,iu seat or the trunk for ters show that some small ex- ber of dally complications. This which they are involved, an Duty on used clothing sent lieu of duty. contest; West Carteret, Mon- Father John Hundiak intro- the school system " ploratory arm got stuck tn the consists of kids to whom any amazingly large number emerge to idiindividuall s will be at the day, 3 P.M, watermelon eating: duced the guest speaker, Mrs The Carteret Post Office ha A motion by Mr. Kolibas to challenging opening of a metal kind of opening is an immediate unscathed, which is more than Catherine Mortsea who spoke ate of 60 per cent, on tables of annual quotas for all mploy Morris Brown, Perth. U. S. Metals, Tuesday, 1 P.M., pipe. challenge to be answered with can be said for the frazzled scribed medicines at the rate of items. * fellow could drive near balloon blowing; Parkview, on living the life of«a Christian mboy, as attorney to help the An adventurous foot haslfInner,"armViegTpire'hydrant nerves of their parents. • favorite fishing hole or Tuesday. 2 P.M, pie eating;) Prizes were awarded to the }oard with its school expansion «::r\im. «t on the running Shorecrest, Tuesday, 3 P.M.J following children for their out- program, seconded by Mr. Lamb board and rig up all his costume parade; Park, Wednes- standing knowledge: Rose Marie was voted down by 7 to 2. HU June Weddings Nearly Symchlk, Richard Phillips, Vacation Bible Merit System ti'klc HP did not need to day, 1 P.M., doll contest for isTakin salary would be 15,000. St. Elias Feast Mary Carol, Wmbleuskl, and All other members of the: m :iun trouble In bringing girls, basketball throwing for Double Those in 1958 Raymond Zazworsky were pre board opposed the nomination. «i'i:ic a folding chair. boys; St. Joseph's, Wednesday. CARTERET — A large up- School Slates For Police to sented with a check by the PTA; Deverin reminded Kolibas and 2 P.M., doughnut eating. Stevens Course swinr trend in the marrlaie Set for July 19 Victor Lisnycz], Donald Harrow Lamb of their promises to save Week of July JO: Grant Ave CARTERET—Charles Riedel, rate Is reported by Mm. Ann :'-..:<• WAI coHnw stout S Picture on Page 21 Kathleen Melnlck ,»nd Sunday Program Be Inaugurated the taxpayers' money. He »W ••!.; mi » runnini board Monday 1 P.M, bubble 22 whlttler Street, Is one of BO Qrcgor, registrar of vital nue, CARTER1# ~*. IJie annual Karmonocky will receive: 'CARTERET — The Carteret a number of attorneys should ••:: H friend, tmokthg, or gum contest; Washington high school teachert of mathe-i statistics. CARTERET — A merit sy Feast of at, Efias will be held week's stay at the U.W.T. Re- Baptist Church Vacation Bible be interviewed to ascertain ,:;:::,.' a drink, which had School, Monday 2 P.M., water- matics and science who is tak- Carteret recorded almost tern is to be Inaugurated fi Sunday, July 19, beginning sort Camp in Glen Spey, New School will hold its closing ex- whether a qualified one could melon eating; West Carteret; ing a six-week summer pro-! twice as many marrlaget last members of the Carteret Polli ,,•:.:.•:,, a feeling all Its rith a low Mass in the church York from the PTA; Justin ercises next Sunday night at be obtained nt a lower fee. Monday, S P.M., balloon blow- gram at Stevens Institute of month as for the month of Department. vi d.stinct from porch alt- it 7:30 A.M. The affair forl Baumgarter of Avenel and Johr 6:30 o'clock. More than 100 Stephen Skiba. president of ing; U, S. Metals, Tuesday, 1 Technology today under « $60,-1 June in 1958. Last month, The program is expected t he board, said one of the pur- kiirhen sitting or even he rest of the day will be heldjWrubleuskl of Plninfield wer children were enrolled In the P.M., pie eating; Parkview, 000 grant from the National (he borough had a total of awarded a month's stay at the be outlined today by Mayo poses of the boRrd IK to savt "M :r>om sitting. >n the church grounds. John classes which began June 28. Tuesday, 2 P.M., costume par- Science Foundation. 13 marriages as compared, oyuziuka, Kerkonkson, New Edward J. Dolan and Polio the taxpayers money, He urged ade; Bnorecrest. Tuesday, 3 Jbrin is general chairman and Each class beginning with Commissioner John Hutnlck. Mr. Riedel, who teaches at with 12 weddings In June York by the Men's Club and the board to bargain for a :r,.u! frit kind of free in P.M., doll contest for girls. lohn Mltro, co-chairman. nursery and extending through Under the merit system, al qualified attorney in an effort Carteret High School, will take 1958. it. Ann's Auxiliary of the i-.ih his legs sprawled lasketball throwing for boys; A solemn high Mass will be the teenagers elaas, will take police ranks will have grade, to cut $1,000 or more from th# courses in Introduction to :hurch. '"m a running board. •ark, Wednesday, 1 P.M., :elebrated outdoors at 11:30 part with the singing of motion and their salaries will to fee. Ellsworth ODonnell, a l"Hd forget the bill col- The following students were slanted accordingly. doughnut eating; St. Joseph's. I.M. followed by a concert at awarded prizes for perfect at- choruses and the recitation of member of the board, stfid there •'•!. himself a beer and Concepts of Holy Family Set The system, slmiliar to thi are a number of local attorneys Wednesday, 2 P.M., bubble gum ! P.M. The picnic and dancing tendance consisting of the Bible verses from memory. A The teachers each receive a one in force in large cities o "•• 'h< luxury of lonell- contest. ill begin at 4 P.M. with the Father John Award presented diploma will be awarded each qualified for the position. * Week of July 21: Grant Ave- stipend of 1450 and attend pupil and a certificate will be the United States, provides foi Walter Surowka, another Annual Picnic •ley Brothers. Orchestra pro- by Fatjier Hundtak and a gif different grades ln the rank oi nue, Monday, 1 P.M., water- courses ln chemistry, mathe-; from the PTA, William Stokes awarded each of the 17 teach- member, said it appeared that matics, and physics designer CARTERET —.The annual idlng the music for dancing. patrolman, sergeant, lleutenanl melon eating;. Washington matics, and physics designed teligious articles, souvenirs Patricia Harrow, Sandra Tere ers and helpers. Kolibas was trying to push his to improve their teaching by Parish picnic will' be held by and so on. motion through without con* I mship to School, Monday, 2 p.m., balloon bush, Judith Huzar, Gloriann The pianist of the school was deepening their grasp of the the Holy Family ..parish ln Car-will be sold by the Young A patrolman starting as sldering the taxpayers. blowing; West Carteret, Mon Truch, Phillip Wrubleuski, Mrs. Rosemary Piper. The fundamentals of their fields, teret on Sunday. July 12, at Ladies Sodality; honey cakes first grade rookie, may be up day, | PA!., pie eating; U. 8. by the Hungarian Rosary, and James Baran, Rose Zazworsky, chairman of the Kitchen crew Kolibas and Lamb also asked Certificates will be awarded the Royal Gardens, Rahway, ped to the first, second or thlr< that Immediate steps be taken Hold Party at Metals, Tuesday, 1 P.M., cos- •ememberance pictures by the Richard Phillips and Victor was Mr. Charles Pratt. The 1 upon completion of the pro- beginning at 2 P.M, Refresh- grade for some meritoricnii to eliminate proposed double ume parade; Parkview, Tues- altar boys. Refreshments Lisnyczj. school's director was the pastor lay, 2 P.M., ments will be served and danc- service In. the department. Ii sessions at the Nathan Hale doll contest for gram on August 14. also be served. Attendance prizes were also of the church, Rev. Homer More Tonight girls, basketball throwing for ing will be enjoyed. Rev. M. A. may mean an Increase of »10( School. Last terra there were Konopka, pastor, said all or- Following the picnic the awarded to the students who Tricules, per annum ln the salary, o: double sessions in the seventh Tonight the boys; 8hor*cr*st, Tuesday, 3 Two Borough Students missed from one to three Sun ganizations are. participating in actual preparation for the new Other teachers and helpers some extra time off. and eighth grades at Columbus Baptist Men's Pellow- .M,, doughnut eating; Park days during the year as fol the affair. parochial school will be started. were: Mrs, Arm Kara, treasur- Mayor Dolan today confirmee School but none at Nathan ! hold a social evening Wednesday, 1 P.M., bubble gum At Junior College lows: Christine Nartowltz, Pa 1 contest; Bt. Joseph's, Wednes- The following committee is er; Mrs . Ruthle Burrls, Mrs. that he is proposing this pro Hale. A Night Out With CARTERET —Two Carteret tricia Meka, Cheryl Penske, day, 2 P.M., watermelon eating. residents are enrolled in Union in charge: Edmund Urbanskl, Ethel Roman, Mrs, Olga Wood, gram with Commissioner Hut At a previous meeting, tht '" Cars will leave the iekets Are Available Paul Prokoplak, Linda Sabo Week of August 3: prant junior College's six-week sum- Vincent Roman, Edward Mirek, Mrs. Jane Puslllo, Mrs. Jean nick and said that he will out two board. members had sug- « 6:15' for Asbury Julius Moklak, Bruce LJtus, Ar- line the1 full details at today1; Avenue, Monday, 1 P.M. bal- mer session. John Winters, Frank Marfino, For IV. Y. Bus Ride Adams, Mrs. Hilda Quacken- gested that the workshop and in evening of shore lene Marko, Catherine Bodnar graduation exercises of thi oon blowing; Wash!;ngtoi They are: John J. Fahey, 35 John Marci, Walter Yakubek, CARTERET — Carey Coun- bush, Mrs. Betty Ringwald, the domestic science classes bt Carol Hedesh, Elaine • Truch, terteret Police School. discontinued ln order to avoid are.lnvlted, School, Monday, 2 P.M., pie Linden) Street, and Leo Maday, Mitch Bednarz, Tom cil, 1280, Knights of Columbus Mrs. Lean Warbeck, Mrs. Arlene Phillips, Anna Marie "This meritorious system will double session. This would at the moving latlng; West Carteret, Monday, 129 Frederick Street. John Skrockl, Leslie Trinity. announces that a few tickets re- Lacko, Saundra Pike, Michael Delma Candido, Mrs, Grace at 11, Pastor Martorelll, Mrs. Margaret Me- be an Incentive for all members eliminate courses in manual P.M., costume parade: U. S. Classes are held each evening Also Ann DeVlto, Mary Ka- main for the bus ride to the Spoganetz, April Kosten, Mi- kllo, Mrs. Edna Jaineson, Mrs. of the department" Mayoi training, workshop, sewing and will deliver the Metals, Tuesday, 1 P.M.. doll Monday through Friday until minskt, Marge Mellllo, Helen ankee Stadium Sunday, July chael Basilic!, Anthony Bar Barbara Pratt, Secretary, Mrs. Dolan said. other subjects. •• entitled "Fruits." At ontest for girls and basketball July 31. Eighteen freshman Bagiello, Jakero, Ann ,9 where the group will attend ashke, Kathleen Melnick, Wal- and sophomore course* are be- Betty Guy, Mrs. Deane Young- Other Solution* I '"!»K devotional service throwing for boys; Parkview, Qawrorc Josephine Wlater the Yankee -Chicago game. ter Moklak, Peter Prokoplak FOOD SALE TODAY ' '"• the Dally Vacation Tuesday, 2 P.M. doughnut eat- ing offered. Thomas Muchanio is chairman. Linda Karmonocky, Emilj man. Deverin emphasized that thi; Helen Sitar, Stella Patrick CARTERET — The Ladi board should thoroughly coi«.' ng; Snorecrest, Tuesday, 3 These will be the final classes Kremposky, Anna Marie Wro- The graduation service Is ""»1 will hold Its Qrad- Helen Urbanski, Josie Knlttel A few openings ijemain for the of the St. Ellas Greek Catholk sider other solutions before re.» P.M., bubble gum blowing; Park held in the Cranford college's bleuski, Donald Harrow, Michael open to the general public. The •iervices, Refreshments Edna Gorecki, Rose Mtrek Fourth annual retreat at St. Churoh will hold their anmm moving the work shop from th» : J pM' watermelon; present home — the former Huzar, Rose Marie Symchik, •' ' * at the display Alphonso Retreat House, West handwork will be displayed plrogyi and cheregi sale todaj curriculum of our elementary St. Joseph's Wednesday, 2 P.M., Grant 8= Union Jun^PaullneKopin, Stella Brtajd. Richard Harrow, Andrew Lehot- "•Wren's handwork, End, July 17 to July 19. John following the program and re-beginning at 12 noon ln th< schools. .'. lav balloon blowing. College will move into a $1 mil- Alia Marek, Eddie Kalltan, night at 7, the Cal- Pollnsky Is in charge. (Contlnued on Page 2) freshments will be served, parish hall. He said available space is be- l!sl Week Of August 10: Grant lion building on a 28-acre Leon Szezesny,' Stanley Trzcln- Iv >. "nK Evangelists wil ing considered in the hlgli J Avenue, Monday, 1 P.M.. pie campus off Springfield avenue, skl, Stanley Macloch and John "ie church to Upend school for classes for eighty (Continued on Page 2) Cranford, in September. Golubiewski. •"i'K In visitation. On grade students along with th* '"in, the Calvary feasibility of moving the work- k 1:11 Md a weenie roast shop back of the auditorium At ID,- '" be announced Sun- PAL Day Fetq Is Bigger Than Ever as Nathan Hale. Deverin emphasized that lhl every possibility should be stu- "ch will 0»rry its More Than 5,000 Children Take Part died before the board takes tlw» '"•'1'ile of services during workship away from the stu- """w months. This wll frying the food while the chil dents. "We could do away with 1 By GENEVI1VE FREY ejrer, the PAL added to the en- unices on Sunday at joyment by furnishing a merry- dren waited. art, singing, danoiiiK and every- | I CARTERET — An estimated •in "30. Sunday School al 5,000 borough youngsters and i>-round, 3 whips, aeroplane Many humorous Incidents oc thing except reading, writing "" ages from Nursery many parents participated in ride, and a ferris wheel, and cured. One little boy, carryin and arithmetic, but that would- It) II adult, the men labored continually an infant child in his arms, n't mean we would have the s and the Mld- the annual July 4th PAL Day '" nvice < n Wednesday. held in the Soldiers and Sailors throughout the day trying to demanded a hot dog for his best possible school system " ..' I'M. Memorial Park on last Satur- ,ake care of the long lines of baby brother,/who eats nothin I.amb accused the boaid ql day. children who waited patiently but baby food), another bo; taking schooling away from the for their turn. It was a pleasure demanded four hot dogs fo: students by having double se$- Close This shattered all other pre- vious records for an affair of to watch the children's fnces his father. Little' gifts wen slons. He said the workshop ff this kind, and the committee while they sat gleefully enjoying given to each child as the) not necessary in the elementary and the entire staff who had the rides, came for their refreshments schools. Many parents spread a clot! He ami Kolibas agreed th&fc Library, wl". be worked diligently throughput The picnic began about 10 o'clock and within a half-hour ln the park, had their chlldre i Continued on Pagj 1) tor 'o week beginning the d)ay serving refreshments long line of children began around them, and made an en ,H1"1 will reopen Au to the children declared that this was an event which will be to demand their refreshments. Joy able day of It. Police School Holds U remembered throughout the About 11:00 AM, the commit- It was impossible tohold an: [ « *• interior year. The committee never.an- tee began di trlbuting the food fireworks this year, xhe part Its Graduation Today ng ^ne at this time, area had been so built up with CARTERET -^ Today t«l 6 mpl ticipated such a tremendous and the youngsters and their , °V«« win be 6i turnout of the borough children. parents, consumed about 2.000 homes that it would have bee graduation day for the Car* ', All '<» two weeks. The purpose was to keep the hot dags, 2,500 hamburgers, a hazard to hold them. Next teret Municipal Police School, ^ children horn* on Independence 1,000 Ice cream, cups, a truck- year, the PAL committee ia Examination of police of* Day to make a safe and sane load of soda, and 100. water- planning to have fireworks at ficetb who took the couraf the Ordinance Depot. wa$ held in the morning^;/ day for all, melons. The Police Reserve did of gn excellent )db keeping the Most of the food supplies Luncheon followed *t tqsV Due to thi huge crowd AIDE IS BIG ATTRACTION: Here art- some of the boys and girls at the PAL Day picnic awaiting their turns to enjoy Columbian Club where da • to Augus chlldren, It was impossible to lines of children orderly, and were generously donated by the » ride on tb« merry-cu-rouud. It WM UM most popular wot of Ibe day were held tlnoe June 10. hold any contest games; how- the PAL Auxiliary hurried with (Continued on Page 3) PAGE TWO FRIDAY. ],Y 10. 1050

nun patinR; West <•„„ Hi* wife the lat« Elizabeth Monday. 3 P. .. ".;".. >Kish Knzmer dlftf In 1926. Hr M bubh 11 Is itirvived by two daughter*. jMowIng: U.S. Metals TI^H" Mr* Stephen Parka* Si., and ;1 P.M., watermelon: » .. Mrs Jnhn Collins, both of Car- ; Tuesday. 2 P,M terft one son." Stephen Knt- 'Inn: Shorerrest miT, Caitcrct: two grandchild • P.M.. pl„ morning, July 9, at 9:30 A.M. nni'h thr Hudson Pulp jtp',.'1' and at the Hungarian Reform- O> dniiflted 9,000 pnnoi ,," led Church at 10 A.M. Rev. An- tin' U. S. Metals Rrf|,lim. ''*n drew Har.ianyl officiated. In- dm in'(Hi the brlcketts uvi . terment was In Ro&edale Ceme- ,Hip -fire the 8llverriij)' TV,' tery, Undsrt; O> 2(10 Ionvw of brp;,rt' '•• Prayer service was held .untmnrlons .from fc Wednesday evening at 7:30 Slnres P.M. led by Rev. Andrew and Harsanyi. tifimburgets. The Polirp on pntin| . The active pall bearers were (1 Bnroimli aid that the ,;•, John Lenart 8r., Stanley Marek, HTVP absolutely desprtrtl'. William Ortan, Charles Mlsek. Ihnt there were no acfirterl MAP ST. KLIAS DAY: tiert art mpmbfrs of the committee arranging plant for St. Ellaj Oeorge Reseter and John Sos- incidpiita to mar a safr • Feant Day and picnic to bf held July 19. Shown In the group are: Heft to rlffhtl Rev. noski, The honorary b/arm sBnr holiday. Ancn*tln« Mrdvigy, pastor nf the rhurch, Mr*. Mary Ladanyl, Mn. H. Zalrikl, Misi were Paul GomboJ, Charles The committee wlnci Georgene Menda, Mr. Orta Garal; second row I. to r. Mr. Ellag Zareva. Mri. Mifharl Varga, Joseph and Andrew worked so hard to mak • Koncl, John Mitro, John Uhrln, Michael Turick and Andrew Matrllka: third row 1. to r. Teleposky, til members of the 1 affair a success wa^ ccmy.v; Woodmen of th« World Camp John Kavrhak, John Kunak, Oeorre Hlla, Michael Demeter and 8tephen WMllek. Miwlnr of the Police Departmpn'"'] from the picture are Frank Loijk. John Polanin, Al Faiekai. John Kllyk, John Kurtz, lice Reserves. PAL mntji Mm. E. Zareva and Mrs. A. Javorsky. Prayer services were held ;PAL Auxiliary, Chsrlc. \j I Wednesday evening at 7:30WIN CALIFORNIA OIL SCHOLARSHIPS: F. E. Wall, president of the California Oil Company Is shown presenting winski, Acting Chief of pn- P.M. with pr. Andrew Harsanyi »2,400 scholarships to three area youths. Left to right, Mr. Wall, Robert Pnhan, James Qulnlan and Sheldon Cheiise. Monday, July 6, at the Alexlan John Hutnick, Police Coni'i officiating. Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth sioner, Edward Urbansk: p following a short illness. He Knights of Columbus paid CARD OF THANKS day, 3 P.M.; watermelon eating; 1 P.M., bubble gum contest; Treasurer, Sgts. Edward o OBITUARIES was bom In Hungary and lived their respects In a body on MRS. ANNA LEWANDOSKI B. of E. ipark. Wednesday, 1 P.M., bal-i Parkview, Tuesday, 2 P.M., kowskl and Stanle Wednesday evening at 8 P.M. loon blowing-. St. Joseph's.'watermelon eating Shorecrest, In Cartert (or 40 years. He had We wish to express our heart Qenevleve Prey, PAL (Continued from Page 1' Wednesday. 2 P.M., pie eatlng.JTuesday, 3 P.M., balloon blow- been In the Coal and Ice busi- and many other men and ivon-,- moved to Trenton where SARIK. Sft. FUNERAL I felt thanks to our relatives,'it would be possible to maintain Week of August n Qrantiing; Park, Wednesday, I P.M., ANNA LEWANDO8KI ness (or 20 years until his re- en who donated their tlmr ar.d Anna lived until his death. CARTERET - Funeral friends, and neighbors for theirjthe workf.hoPi ),0Wever, if all of Avenue, Monday, 1 P.M., cos-|pie eating; St. Joseph's, CAETERET — Mrs. tirement 15 years ago. He was effort willingly. Lewandosltl, 128 Emerson St.l He U survived by three sons services for Michae•1l Sarlk Sr., kind expressions of sympathy.^,, avaliabie r00ms are used, tume parade; WashingtonlWednesday, 2 P.M., costume. The committee promises a communicant of the Hun- 1 died In Elizabeth General Hoi- William. Chicago; Benjamin of 17 Chrome Avenue took place their many acts of Mn

DIAL AGENCY IN N»Tfl AMBOT IN MITUCHEN PERTH AMBOY 365 SMITH IN CAI/TEMT SOUTH AMBOT "THE ACTION FIRM" S BLOCKS VWBT OF RAILROAD STATION Ecouiy Chevrolet, lie. Todd Chevrolet, Inc. J»e Chevrolet, lie. Brlggs Chevrolet FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTH STORES 466 New Brunswick Avenue, MONDAY TJIKU SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO « P M »0 a««ievelt Ave.—KI 1-5123 1(0 New Brum. A»«.—VA 6-M1S " Mlddltsei Ave,-U 8-5976 Main St.-PA 1-14M HI Z-7880 O*ll> »-» - $und«y 8-6 BOTH STORKS OPEN SUNDAY 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M- K '' fv FHTDAY, JULY If), 1959 fidward Kettyle, Bride PAGE THRES To Reside in Borough St. Mary's Holds Mm Mary Motychka —Beatrice Deva- Mlss Mary Hanley of Bay- Picnic on Sunday of Mrs. Theresa on™ was the maid' of honor CARTERET A large crowd Weds John Gaydos Jrl -..,,,.(!li.) of 85 West 23rd Street, Joseph Kettylp, brother of the is exported at the annual par- CAHTRRET Miss Mary Mo- she wore a crown of pearls ptm li'ivimm1, was married on June ((room wns tin- nest man. ish picnic to be held Sunday' tychkn. (iiuiRhtrr of Mr. mid which her illusion veil felL*Shi( .,-''(,,. 4 P.M. in the Assumption The bride attended Bayonne by,St. Mary's Ukrainian Cntho- Mrs Stephen Motychka carrieidd whithit e orchidhid s H*' i'viirli, Bnyonne, to Edward schools and Is employed by lic'Church in St. Ellas1 Church phanotlfi tied with satin Acme Stores in Bayonnp.. •Sussex atrppt. Mary city, be- K.ttvlf' swn of Mr and Mrii ,„•.,„ Kettylr, Washington Ave- Th Rrnum was graduated '• Hw- hrlrto nt jfltm Uay • n bouquet of white and John Hlrlalc, entertain- with R full skirt snd bustle pnrt-igroom trimed with stepha- ment; the Misses Ann and R ClmPP tmln Wlth ll ls For oln lliri.s Shorecrest '"'-'" L ! « < R**V the 1 Mary Suhar, entrance tickets; ~ "" a blue chiffon dress the Misses Ann Hlrlak and Horrent on t)eh Donnelly, 7 Dunstcr ™ "PeP n theft birtf t of their the ElibtElizabethh OOener- ddaughteh r born, July 4, in the l Hospital. Mrs. Donnelly is RtthwaRtth y MemoriaMil Hospital n jarnriemlc year. tur former Evelyn Rafferty. She Joins a sister Jeanne. Parkview City, as a secretary. The bride -j —Mr, and Mrs. S. Launer He Is amoni? 11 outstanding groom graduated MlddlfM: I Hnn born to Mr. and Mrs. formerly of Carteret and now students in teacher training County Vocational and TiBh! Idniund Thaete. .104 Poplar residing fifriHazlet entertained Patter who maintained grades of 20 nical Hish School at Perth Am' Mr, and Mrs. D. Topkin and .sin 11 at the Railway Memorial better during the past boy and he is self emnloyfld a.! Mr, and Mrs. Ray Abazla of Hn-pital, July 3. Mrs. Thaete la mestcr. owner of the Gaydas She* I Colgan Avenue Saturday eve- Albrecllt, son of Mr. and Metal Works, Carteret, « the former Oeraldlne Steele. ning. CANDLES ON THEIR CAKES Happy birthday to Paul Evans Irs. Emll Albrecht, received a —Anniversary greetings to born to Mr. and Jr., of 110 Hagaman Street, who iachelor of Science degree htdy Craftsmen PUm Mr. and Mrs. M, Speziak of 102 celebrated his fourth on July rom Rutgers last month. A M;,. Matthew Lukasiuk, 7 Col- Markowltz Street. They cele- 2. His parents marked their ;iin A venue at the Rahway Me- brated their 13th anniversary aduate of Carteret High An Evening of ¥w eleventh wedding anniversary m,i:;,ii Hospital, July 4. Mrs. on June 29, and the sixth birth- :hool, he held a State Schol- CARTERET — The Ltd? [;,ik,\siuk Is the former Loulae on the same day. ship. Craftsmen of Carteret Tril, day of their son Michael on 1 pi llfi-'rino. July 4. Birthday greetings to Frank sponsor an evening of wrttt' ' MRS EDWARD KETTYLE Tidroskl of 79 Ash Street, who tainment at the MeadowtiroOl —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil- TWIRLER LESSONS is six years old today. in Cedar Grove, on Friday m Son born to Mr. and Mrs. ler will celebrate their 13th wed- MRS. JOHN GAYDAS, JR. CARTERET — Meinbers of Congratulations to Mrs. Mary nine, July 31. (Mil Hrisko, 48 McKlnley Ave- ding anniversary on July 13. Carteret High School flag Gift Shop to Aid Brandstein of 92 Sycamore The evening will Include din- n;ir at the Rahway Memorial Also a happy birthday to Mr, $ v irlers will begin lesjons on Street oh the occasion of her amily Picnic Sunday uly 14, at 1 PM. at 33 Birch nra. a broadway show, entitle* Hospital. July 5. Mrs. Hrisko Miller who will celebrate hts Sisterhood Projecy birthday on July 2. Birthday Party Given the former June Wolf. birthday on July 11. v itreet. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, fol CARTERET — Mrs. Sidney Best birthday wishes to Diane or Hungarian Church —Congratulations to Mr. and Irene Jean Tuchapsky Anyone Interested in taking lowed by dancing. Katz, fund raising vice presi- Sullivan of 83 Leber Avenue who CARTERET — Sunday after- Pnn born to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. S. Kosky of 13 Bernath CARTERET-Mr. and Mrs. e course is asked to contact All members Interested In at dent of the United Hebrew Sis- celebrated her third birthday. noon members of the Hungarian Street. The Kosky's celebrated Myron Tuchapsky, of 4 Char- ntolnette Abatemarco, at KI tending are asked to coatee j.mips Kovacs, 2 Park Avenue terhood of Carteret announced Happy birthday to Patricia Reformed Church of Carteret m the Elizabeth Oeneral Hos- heir 13th wedding anniversary lotte Street, entertained the im- 5639. Helen Wllgus at KI 1-4211. that Mrs. Edward Miller will Brady of 58 Sycamore Street will get together for their an- mediate family and friends at pital. July 1. Mrs. Kovacs Is on July 6. be in charge of the gift shop who is twelve years old today. nual family picnic In Stupar's a dinner party held In their the former Nancy Dube. and Mrs. Benjamin Klang will Anniversary greetings to Mr. Grove, West Carteret. rorne in honor of their daugh- be chairman of the rummage and Mrs. Theodore Surick of Members should Invite and ter. Irene Jean, who celebrated Daughter born to Mr. and Heart Campaign sale. 46 Arthur Avenue, who cele- bring along friends as guests. her third birthday on July 6. Mrs. James Farrell, 71 Arthur brated their seventh on J,uly 6, Donation for members will be Going on Vacation? The gift shop will have on Guests included Gregory Awniie at the Perth Amboy Results Told sale ail religious articles per- Congratulations to Mr. and 1.50, for guests $2, children Tuchapsky, Miss Irene Krysto- General Hospital, July 3. taining to the Jewish faith. Mrs. Leo DeWitz of 57 Hickory inder 14 are free, Donations siak, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Before You Leave, Have WOODBRIDGE — Middlesex Many new articles will arrive Street, on the occasion of their are to cover the expenses of Perenchlak, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. .Son born to Mr. and Mrs County residents contributed jfrom Israel featuring a new and fourteenth wedding anniversary 'ood and other refreshments Charles Perenchlak, Jr., and Your Camera Checked Funk Bukos, 20 Lefferts Street $2,013 more to the Heart Fund different finish. Orders are now today. for which no extra charge will children, Susan and Michael, al it! (he Perth Amboy General In 1959 than in 1958 despite being taken for Jewish New VISIT FROM THE STORK be made. of Carteret, and Mr. and Mrs Hospital, June 30. sharply reduced campaigns In Year greeting cards. Contact Mr. and Mrs. James O'Don- Pood wiU"be prepared by the Harry Tuchapsky, of Irvington FREE of CHARGE!! three major municipalities, Mrs. Miller at KI 1-7206 for neil of 63 Arthur Avenue an- Iders of the Church and mem- Twm boys were bom to Mr County Campaign Chairman orders. nounce the arrival of a daugh bers of the Men's Club and will Prompt, Expert ter, April on July 2, at Elizabeth be ready by 2:30. If members Quigley is Irked a:id Mrs. Frank Blum, 8 Locust Jamea Vanderveer reported to- The rummage sate will be UtERICAN CITIZEN; Mn, General Hospital. She Joins a wish to fry their own lunch sircft at the Perth Amboy day. held September 14-18 in the At Public Manners Jllvla Laurlcella, 1 Kurdyla brother and two sisters. earlier they may do so as the Hospital, July 2. The $41,941 total for 1959 Gross building. Anyone wishing WOODBRIDGE — Mayor DEVELOPING and PRIMING Street became a citizen of Congratulations to Mr. and fire will be started around noon. marks a record high for the to donate merchandise or help Hugh B, Quigley is irked no the United States on June 2. Mrs. James Farrell of 7- Arthur Games for children and COLOR FILM Black and White Daughter born to Mr. and county—although It fell about to assist at the sale are asked end at Township residents Full Line of She was sworn in at New Avenife, on the arrival of adults are being planned. Highest Quality Mr5. Lawrence Benson, 229 $1,000 short of the established to contact Mrs. Klang at KI who come to Town Commit- Name Brand Brunswick. daughter on July .4. This picnic is meant to b Color Film Process- .All Black and White Rnoscvelt Avenue at the Perth goal for the county of $43,000. 1-2410. tee meeting "to chat with HI NEIGHBORS an opportunity for fellowshl; ing, Fastest Service Film is Developed Perth Amboy led all county CAMERAS Amboy General Hospital, July A warm welcome to Mr. am rather than for fund-ralslnf their friends" or "hold pri- in This Area. Com- municipalities In contributions and and Printed Rlrht Mrs. Carmen Parlslo of 59 Hie with the slogan, "Come, vate discussions" and are "so pare Our Color with $4,799—a $2,700 boost In kory Street, who recently move and make friends!" noisy It Is difficult to hold a Prints with the Rest FILM^H Herein Our Modern Dnuehter born to Mr. and contributions from that com- Miss Joann Grasso Wed here from Hoboken. The coupl meeting." and See the Dif- Darkroom ... M:s Frank Helderman, 114 munity alone. have four children. Welcome LIST SERVICES SUPPLIES Several times at Tuesday's ference! I DAY SERVICE! n Avenue at the Collections In the Township At St. Joseph's Church also, to Mrs. Parisio's "parents CARTERET — ''Don't Take session, the mayor was forced Pi-r.t: Amboy Oeneral Hospital, were as follow*: Avenel, $868.- Mr. and Mrs. Gilday of 64 A Vacation From Doing Good to bang his gavel loudly sev- July l. CARTERET — Miss Joann lyn, N, Y,, was the best man, will be Dr, Harsanyi's sermon Colonia, $2,290; Fords, Daniel Street who are alsi eral times for order, but if •rasso, daughter of Mr. and Usher's were Donald Leszenskl topic at Sunday worship sen $689.29; Iselin, $989.99: Hope- former residents of Hoboken. it did quiet down it was only TOTH PHOTO SHOP Irs. Benjamin Grasso, 8 Ber- and Thomas Laula of Jersey ices in the Hungarian Reform NO INCREASE IN ARMY lawn, $349.39; Keasbey, $88.62; for a few moments. ath Street, became the bride City. TO MEET TONIGHT ed Church, According to Sum- "Serving Carteret Residents Since 1946" ; . The Army's prospects for a port Reading' $141.10! Sewaren "If It happens again," the Frank Schembri, son of Mr. After a trip to Las Vegas, CARTERET — The regulai mer schedule, the service will iii >n poweiiTAcr increasInrrpmoe HurlnriWdwindledI $205<..,.; Woodbridge... >t_._ij , $1,850.03n nP>». mayor told The Independent- nd M&. Fred Schembri, Nev., the couple will reside at monthly meeting of the Ukraitv be in Hungarian at 9 o'clock, 64 Cooke Avenue Carteret ''•'lii'r as the Senate Appro Highland Park residents con Leader, "I will adjourn the f>ri;iiions Subcommittee for De irooklyn in St. Joseph's 46 Atlantic Street, Carteret. ian American Citizens Club wl and in English at 10 A.M. In tributed $3,387 while Bouth meeting, walk out of the Phone KI 1-5219 '<«->• accepted the Atfministra- hurch Saturday. The bride wore a black eyelet be held tonight at .8 P. M. a the afternoon, members of th Plainfield reported $3,211 for room and will n«t come back l"'!'-' Plea to keep the force al The Rev. Mel Corcoran cele- dress with a picture hat and the clubrooms, Roosevelt congregation and their guests COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED FOR the 1959 campaign. This in- will gather for a family picnic until they all promise to rated the Nuptial Mass and orchid corsage for traveling. nue. cludes a $1,900 restricted gift at Stupar's Grove in West Car keep quiet. All I am asking YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE erformed the double ring A graduate of St. Dominic 'A social will follow the bust to assist heart surgery patients ness meeting. teret. lor is good manners." from that community. remony. Academy, Jersey City, the bride also is an alumna of Caldwell New Brunswick was fourth Escorted by her father, the College. She will teach at the PRIDE in contributions with $3,030— ride wore a white allk or- down $500 from 1958 while Co- {inza gown, made with a thort Columbus School In September. lonia was fifth with $2,290. train and a fingertip length Her husband is a graduate IN A CLEAN CAR" mantilla, She carried a white Campaign efforts were hard di Brooklyn Technical High Unexcelled Convenience! prayerbook with orchids. hit In East Brunswick (down School and Brooklyn College. ALL $1,700), South River (down Miss MUdreoVCardlello, aunt He Is employed by Consulting $ WOODBRIDGE >f the bride, was maid of honor Engineering Inc., New PLUS a country environment $1,300) anduNorth Brunswick, Charles Schembrl of Brook- City. • — • • . 17,990 (down $500). Only .limited FOR house-to-house campaigns were PLUS a luxurious new home organized in each of these 10% Down for All communities.

HOUSING BILL Leading Democratic and Re publican Senate spokesmen on GOLD JEWELERS WASH housing legislation currently at Green Mansion 87 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret feel a compromise $1375,000 (Formerly HOPP'S Jewelen) 000 housing bill should Iwin th IN WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP 7"1 RAHWAY AVENUE approval of President Eisen- WOODBRIDGE hower. NOW thru 1 Senate-House conferees) 1)I'1N DAILY and SUNDAK FREE! JULY 15th greed On the omnibus bill »ftei Phone the Democratic majority eu the amount sharply to blun 10 Minutes ME 44333 UOP charges that the Demo WOMAN'S WATCH CORD or to Elizabeth crate are reckless spenders. MEN'S LEATHER WATCH BAND 15 Minutes With Every Man's or Woman's Watch Brought to Newark Into This Store for Cleaning. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing on Prtmiata Yz hour to the Jersey Show M DAILY 9:30 A. M. TO 8 P. M. FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M, • TEL. KI 1-2800 i , J

,* \Jver a J4alf-L>entury UriHii Mansion presents—a magnificent Colonial Split-Ranch with of entry foyer, large living and dining rooms, 3 bedrooms, poured con-

• NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS: crete basement and 20 ft. garage. This beautiful ensy-lo-llve- f-^erdonal Service In order that we may continue to give Superb features for more comfortable living! 22 ft. portico with in locution adjoint the Turn- you uninterrupted service during the concrete base, picture window in living room, wall-oven and rangej pike iuid Parkway. Brand summer, we are taking our vacation 1 ash cabinets and rolled edge Formica counter-tops in attractive, up o Jff new ichooli block away — day a week. to-the-minute kitchen, bath with vanity and mirrored wall, gas-fired Throughout WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY warm air heating, full insulation, 500 cubic ft. storage area in garage. eany oommutlnc to EIU»- beth, Newark, Manhattan, njiadleiex County WEDNESDAY DURING JULY and AUGUST Grounds ranging from 60 x 150. Optional features include recreation Cleaiijn* Brought in Tuesday Will Be Ready Thursday room, 4th bedroom and powder room. Bit shopping center* near- by. AU utUHlei including / Exhibit Home Open 1 til Dark Daily oily DIRECTIONS; EUt 131 tn» Liberty 9-9040 Norm on Rt. 21 to tittflo ll MAGIC CLEANERS right on OIMD at. »p>TM. l GREINER ToT Furnished by Continental Decorators, Elizabeth OB: Rt 1 to Own 8t. did*. 387 School Street, Woodbridge W«it on Or»en St. 1 mil* to Established 1904 - AUGtST F, GREINER, Director WE PICK UP & DELIVER Jacobpon, Goldfarb & Tanzman Co., Sales Agents—HI Ucrest 44 Green Street A Phone ME 4-6203 FRANKLIN HOMES CORP.. Builders. w ME 4-oae4 PAGE FOUR James B. Kerr and Bride LAFAYETTE ESTATES & THE VALUES ARE PROOF POSITIVE-EVERY DAY- Take Trip to Scotland SHDRECREST at FORDS AVENEL Milt Patricia wore a gown of blue lace over Anne Forsyth, daughter of Mrs. taffeta with • BT MRS. IJESTEK KRESS Harry Forsyth, IrvliiRton, andihal and cnrrieri yellow daisies. S5 lnverne*« TMT»M, the late Mr. Forsyth, wits mar- Clwili's Volllicrbst, Maple- M 8-221.% rled Saturday to Jnmps B.Kerr. wood, was bf?.l man. . mm. I* of Combrr. Scot- Tll,, brMr. . ,,ft(lual(, of nJ^^Zo^Z't lana- Ji'mi-oii HiKh school. Is ""-nounce the birth of a iron, Nenl •Rev. James Burton performed, ployed by the Underwood Jujy s Rt pPrth Amboy Oncra! the ceremony «t the First Con-jMortcuMP mid Title Company, riospital. The Snblntskys also . gregatlonal Church Of Irvints-j[1 vlnt/ton have thrfe daURhtfrs, Sandy. "ton. A reception for the (ami-! Mr. Km is a self employed Barbara and Irln. GENUINE SPRING IAMB ONLY! ,',U wa« held at the home of the; •loctrleril contractor. ; _A gurprisf birthday party bride's mother. After a one month honey-;for Mrs_ John j^te, aienwooil » The bride, Riven In mnrriaKr moon In Scotland, the couple Terracp, wan Riven Friday at •by her brother, Richard For- will reside In Avfwl. II,P pPkete home. Present were aylh, wore a gown of white Mrs. Leo Clerlco. Mrs. Richnrd AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT Uce and tulle with a shouldei /iim'j I pet Healpy, Mrs. Carmen Fico. Mrs. length tulle veil attached to a 1 t/UHId ICiU• Robert Butler, Miss Marie scalloped cloche. She earned a f— p. Lynch, Mrs. Michael Hack, Mrs. Hfll HBrt Mrs cllf f Holllb Mr s LEGS «LAMB bouquet of white daisirp , | ^ uShOVV " ' - Miss Cynthia Forsyth, Irving-' " " Nate Ciamarra, Mrs. Stanley ton, the bride's aAy attendant.. HIGHLAND PARK - Al Blelen. Mrs. Donald Chrlstlan- WHOLE OR EITHER HALF Smilli tries his luck a<.'nln.

,r«lci,M wrestler in ^ ^^r. and Mr, Paul Dutch, "" '•()mpa"'s ,wl'h Ule, S('(ntS' Hearthstone Avenue, were hosts "Super-Right" Quality Beef—TOP tr BOTTOM l-hal is why lurk must be on|flt R fRml]y b(irbwU(1 Si,turr1ay 111(1 Sl(1fl "f Smith- !A weekend -iiiest wns Mrs. ROUND ROAST 89c I FLOUNDER FILLET 69 i. who will be Come See... You'll Save.' A Ps Dependable Grocery Values! \\ WinDelivered Fretk "a"y frM Jer"V Firm les. HLS latest part is n the „ Thp SWEET Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery — Salt or Sweet n",f" T' • ^Crosses celebrated Mr. Gross', ( I lk U Hot He 9ls 1S cur CORN ' ' • " : birthdav Tuesdav with Mr. and mm VVATCH YOUR 'HEAD- jBrunswick. ( Mickcy Mantle seemingly has nnAs no introduction. The pro- FRESH BUTTER 65 63 —Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moly- to duck his head to (jet under ,;ram starts ftl 8:35 PM 5K( COLDEN .(j the roof of Yankee Stadium. neaux dined at the Pulton Res-j i«"25 Worm's-eye view was made British Laborites reappraise taurant. Rahway. Wednesday toj from the dugout. mclear policy. mark Mrs. Molynenux's birth- SwNt, Liatiaiii WUI.M.Io. CORN FUKES day. Mr. and Mrs. Molyneaux, KELLOGG'S 2 « 43< Mr. and Mrs. Sam Puria and children. Mr. and Mrs. Robert WATERMELON ^ 4J 69' Evans and children and Mr. Rid, Rial

nnd Mrs. Nicholas Velardi and cirton | AC children enjoyed a picnic Bun- FRESH TOMATOES Jto4 IT Hl-C ORANGE DRINK 2 -~ 49 day at Roosevelt Park, —Mr. and Mrs. John O'Meara CililviUd dined at the Newarker Restau-| e rant at Newark Airport with BLUEBERRIES ::29 children, John nnd Lolly. | Bine Variaty TOMATO By Himself ; 39c The class had been given a: SWEET CHERRIES LEM N U1CE i rather difficult sum to do for Swatt, ialcy homework, and strange to re- C late. Tommy, the dunce of the REALEMON ?. 2 2^53 class, was the only one with SEEDLESS GRAPES *29 the correct answer. U.S. No. l-flrid» A tin 4 1 "Did your brother help you 0U !RN with this, Tomy?" asked the POTATOES '" 10.:, 69' teacher. RAVIOLI "W " 2-49 From the start, make your wedding an occa- "No, ma'am," replied Tommy; truthfully. "He did it alone." | sion of long-remembered good taste and dis- tinction. Invitations set the tone of. formal per- Mix or Match Sole I 1 i fection. Choose' your owrr paper and styling The Sewing Kit A&P'S QUICK-FROZEN VEGETABLES MIRACLE WHIP — -59 from our complete selections. Consult us on Headquarters for any problems COVERED BUTTONS Fordhook or libj Rigulir RiUH Your Choice For luiMr pHM COVERED Lima Beans iZ: 37. (II BELTS and BUCKLES Snow White MAZOLA OIL 1. "Quality... Worthy of the Occasion" WE SffiKI! Cauliflower 2;;,? 37. Q FOR Oirt BUTTON HOLES! Cut Dr French Style 35c CIDER bittli The Green Beans 2;;; 29 MIDDLESEX PRESS Tatty CoBliiMlln $foo HEINZ VINEGAR 35* (Independent-Leader Building) Sewing Kit Mixed Vegetables z::." I IIV LIQUID Witk15< 22.Z. C1 Will 20. 32 tt. Off LiM CM 20 Greeu Street, Woodbridge 73 E. Cherry Street Leaser quantities sold at our ow regular prices LUA DETERGENT oifL.b.i can J§ 73- RAHWAY Telephone Ann ragi All More Frozen Food Buys! I4OL .MErcury 4-1111 TOMATO KETCHUP 2 bottln 35' SAIL DETERGENT Orange Ntbiico Cf FV S-1673 RITZ CRACKERS HYDROX COOKKS 2:43' Libby's Red Raspberries PV;27° SMIIMI Wish Portiins £ FUN FOR ALL Haddock Fillet •> 5J«—SAVE loci i LEMON PIE ••••• 43 Com£)to the Tsii^y, smootli tilling and flaky cruit in i pit you'll want to nijoy olien. It iiith« high in flavor at • fow, low price! lana Pirkar lane Parker Wildntn Ifind-Brown in< e Middlesex Council 857, K of C URGE EGGS ' ICED LOAF CAKE :, 33 PINEAPPLE TWIST "• 37 CHEESC F00D 21b. Don't Mlsi These.' vec Refreshing Summer Drinks! { CHED-O-BIT * ' Ginger AU,Club Sod*, Fruif FUveri—plut dapoiit 65 F»oy WiMonain—Wall-Aged C e Yukon Club Beverages . 6L1.45 J ntP 1 SHARPCHEDDARCHEESE *65 Ga ,ia¥y 6in9ir Alf or Club Sodi 9 2I" AQc Peanut Butter Cromos ' " " pig. B Plui dtpoiit 4 bottln " 35' AMirltan, PIMMIC, IWIM—Pattmriiid Ginqir All, Club Sodj. Keebler Town House Crackers CARNIVAL C Hoffman's Fruit FUvori—plui dtpoiit bottln 12 oJ 2 Unchinm 1 MEL-O-BIT CHEESE 51 Gin9«r All, Club Sodi, 4 28«. Spam, Treet or Prom " White Rock Fruit Flav6ri-~-f>lui dipatit bott!., Whit* »il Paiiiuriud Preoiu—Olivi Plunti, Pineapple, Rillrt * Entire Week Ending GrapeJuico AlPBr.rd 9 I2M' • Jic Bumble Boo Tuna Solid pick- BORAH'S SPREADS 2 '•' 39' * bottln botlU F Dsmutio A&P Premium Quality Coffee c Saturday, July 11 arl(e SWISS CHEESE "--"- 59' Eight O'Cloek M !! S M 11 Main Street and Amboy Avenue , Vmilli F««|«, Piaoh tr 1 Flam Pick Red Circle ^i Hit AMIRIU i DEPINDABII •""" Wllt"' rDCAM M>rvel Bokar ,t,juiyinhin^;; , Markets and Self-S«rvice stores o WOODBRIDGE vKEAIffl Metropolitan New Jersey and S»«f«n A&P SUPER MARKET, 113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE 540 New Brunswick Avenue ts • Prizes Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. - Fridays 'til 10 P. M. FORDS, NflW "Alil-CONVU'IONKD — *OK S1IO1T1NU C'UMlUU'i." PAOE FIVE 'V ,mPdy Featured died yesterday at Perth Amboy it Amboy» Drive-In General Hospital. fnr Vptc Croup Give* Thanhs PERTH AMBOY — The OBITUARIES A native of Hungary, he was N tor Ad to Convent] 11lPrlv "Ask An yOlrl," star- retired employe of the Car- AVENEL PERSONALS m David Nlven, Shirley Mac- borundum Company, Keasbey. - The ,, n nd Gig Young It play- MRS. ANNA PATYK Voluntary Promotor* of the n ft MRS, MICHELINA NOTARO (He was a Woodbrldge Township PADYKULA Mttlr Smrant Sisters of tht „„ «t the Amboy» Drive-In WOODBRnxJE ~r Funera school guard and a member of through HOPELAWN—Funeral serv- services were held Saturday the William J. Warren Asso- ices were held from Zylka from Flynn A son Funeral ciation, H« was a communicant Tl'i'p sVippnrtinK Him ls "John- Funeral Home, Pprth Amboy, Home, Perth Amboy, for Mrso, f Our Lady of Peace Churcti stool Pigeon" with Tony for Mrs, Anna Padykula, who Mlchellna Notaro, 551 Ceda: He is survived by his widow M'-nlo Park Soldiers! ™*ed or attended the (*„,. \Cwn[^ CB,.bondalo, Pl. visil. rw urtis, Shelley Win tarnan ddied Saturday at the home of|A.V("nw>. who"died'Thursday"! Mrs. Mary Ivan Bedlcs; two ",. "" ?* «• 'MfPh^ ling for. few day. l»t week. 1 Auditorium from M»y 8 to _ . , : ,,,n Duryea. her daughter, Mrs-. Wanda 'erth Amboy General Hospital, daughters, Mrs. Marlon Diet?. KHITI'II, rhiilrman, an- Mr and Mrs Pftf r OrPC0 VFW Unit Plans 6 Tin? horrorama "From Hell Stankovltz, 145 Lee Street. . after she was struck by a train 'd six professional arts •'""' " ' and daughter, Valerie, Georite rj Fords and Mrs. Helen Smith 1 will be shown tomor- 25 hours before. presented for the rest- Mr. and Mrs. (Wy Ko»»l, |gj.reeti Rnf| MiM Marle Buono. A resident of Perth Amboy Ceasbey; two sons, William, si mmaned Saturday at midnight A resident of Perth Amboy for of Ihr linme. and raffle chair- row. Burnett Street, enjoyed Junior Group for 50 years she was a com- "lome and George J., with the l^tlMt Tuesday '0 years, she lived here for the liters of the post who *lll man respectively of the Vol- lut week In New York Glty. HOPELAWN — Announce- municant of 8t. Stephen's U. S. Air Force, stationed ii Ledd Church. She was also a mem- Past years and was a communi- end include Joseph Buffo, untary Promolors said that Mr. Oreco was attending the •as made «t a meeting apan, and three grandchll- ber of the Km Posmlertna So- cant of Holy Rosary Church, •vice officer: James Moztne, over 51,000 wns rtlsed at the 1 at the post home the Iren. Ivmtion at the Hotel New York- ciety. Perth Amboy. eommnnder; Thomas Martin, 'dances. Auxiliary, Hopelawn Widow of the late Antonio' commander and George The benefit danres will be- er as « local delegBte. Widow of the late John Solemn Requiem Mass will Memorial post., V.F.W, are In Notaro, she is survived by twoM sung at Our Lady of Peace PROMOTED: Arnold K. Mn- OToole. gin again on a monthly basil —The Avenel Woman's Club Padykula she Is also survived daughters, Mrs. Gertrude An-, September 18. will sponsor a card party Tues-, .. _ .. Church at 8:45 and burial will ton. plant manager of the w by a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth derson,, Woodbrldgebrldge, and Mrs. Plans are now belnj made day nlRht at Mrs. Harold Schtl-j^;, J<^ &™_ ^_>» ™" be in St. James' Cemetery, RCA plant hero, has hern p 1( " Rose Botis, Perth Amboy; three named to a new position as for the annual picnic August il ''"- son, Kaamlr, South Amboy; a sons, Samuel, Keasbey; Louis, JOHN DeSTEFANO At Club Card Party 9 at the St. Joseph'! Home nt '•, ' Members were reminded &l Manauer, Receiving Tube 1future events as follows: slater, Mrs, Mary Zbilut, Perth Amboy,, and Antonio, AVENEL — Mrs. Francis; grounds. The public Is In- Thr Fire Company carnival! COLONIA—Funeral services p Manufacturing Planning, It Buck night at the post Sat- Wllkes Barre, Pa. and six Long Branch; a brother Vin- oonpy WHS hostess at her vlted. jwlll he held at the First Aid will be held Saturday at 8:45i was announced this week. A lird 1 flsh fl Ht tllp 0 grandchildren. cent Nlcastro, Perth Amboy; imp, 211 Water Street, Perth grounds Monday through Sat-! « *"- 'y P *' A.M. from Thomas F. Hlgglns native of Clarksvllle, 0., Mr, Jul 17 an< Solemn High Mass of Regul- nine grandchildren and one mboy. Tuesday night for the jurdav from 6:30 to 10:30. j V ! the post and aux- Sons Funeral Home, 1116 rm wan sung at St. Stephen's sreat grandchild. Unton received his B. A. de- xth in a series of summer card ! —The Young Adults of the Uto annual combined pleUle Bryant Street, Rahway, for Patyis Honored Church and burial was In Requiem Mass waj sung at gree from Wllmlnpton Col- artles sponsored by the Ave- First Presbyterian Church wlli:to be held August 18 at Avenel John DeStefano, 419 Wood Sacred Heart Cemetery, South Holy Rosary Church and burial lege. He joined RCA's Har- il Woman's Club. Mrs. William! meet Tuesday at 7 P.M. at the^ark. ,' Amboy. was in the church cemetery. Avenue, Who died Tuesday at rison plant In 1934 as a As- uzmiak was co-hostess. On Anniversary!home of Miss Marie Deter, 8 Proceeds of the penny Rahway Memorial Hospital. sistant foreman In glass tube Door prize winner was Mrs.! E. Owen Street, Woodbrldge. held last night will be i : SAMUEL J. OLSEN MISS MARY SULLIVAN Born in New York City he assembly. He then became ihn Brennan; non-player ,to the Middlesex.' RIDE LISTED Club. Mrs. Joseph Fedor FORDS — Funeral services ISELIN — Funeral servlces|iived there and In Colonla foreman, general foreman ,wards went to Mrs. William were held Monday from Grelner prise party in honor of Mr. and; ODBR1DGE - Thomas'chairman. were held Tuesday from Flynn many years with homes In both and factory superintendent 'alkenstern, Mrs. Daniel Levy WO Funeral Home, Woodbrldge, for Mrs. Andrew Payti 410 Smith and Son Funeral Home, Ford" ilties. in quick succession. In 1952 nd Mrs. Raymond Helnrichli an- The Auxiliary also votef' a Miss Mary Sullivan, 147 War- v he was appointed Manufac- nd table winners were Mrs.|^' l" " Inounwd there are a few tickets donation to the Hopelawn &it J'Avenue, for Samuel Olsen, 12 wick Street who died Wednes- He was retired superinten- d n 1 irennan, Mrs, Stephen Hayden,;j " I Evergreen Avenue, who died day at Muhlenberg Hospital dent of maintenance for Ameri- turing Manager of Glass and 0 "remaining for the bus ride to ar Bf stat m Jll y [Friday. Plainfleld. can Airlines, LaOuardla Field, Special Tubes. He became Irs, Andrew Galisln and Mrs' Thp affair wa, bv the'^' * "" ' *" 'PO"-: The local unit received £&- %. t T^ it i ' lilt HHnll WltS ^ui ii uv mir u | A native and lifelong: Ford: Born in Ireland, she lived In New York. plant manager of the local w i ?RRm,, couple's two daughters ' Misssored by thp Woodbridgeitatlon honoring their a«hl»e- plant in 1954. For his out- resident, he was a veteran ol New York City for many yean He ls survived by his widow Next party will be Tuesday,Joan Paytl and Mrs NancyjKnlghts of Columbus. Thelments at the convention^lr ght at Mrs. Harold Schiller's, iTrout and their sonTAndrew,j?Rm9 to ne_ played will beiwildwood recently. World War I, a charter membei before coming to Iselln elgh Marie Hosage DeStefano; his standing talent and accomp- 60 Woodbridge Avenue. Jr.. at Phoenix Hall. Edison. Yankees vs. Chicago. ! Winner of the dark h$M of the Fords Fire Company and years ago. She was a cotnmunl stepmother, Mrs. Prances De lishments during 1956, he re- Mr. and Mrs. Paytl ishe ts! Polinsky announced j prize WM Mrs. Beverly Po|i- a member of the Exempt Fire- cftnt ot st' Cecelia's Church, ceived the RCA Victor Award Four-room space tralnpr Is Stefano, West Englewood; the former Mary Pilutklew lex..' there are a few reservations I sick. men's Association of Fords,. ^ ls survived by a brother brother, Prank, Rahway and of Merit. ilanned. y . en 1 Hostesses were Le» Lued, Hopelawn and Keasbey. In-law, James A. Burke, with, four sisters, Mrs. Eugene Ta- Perth Amboy i. were married in °P tor the annual retreat at 1 Liberia protests exclusion St. Stephen's Church, Perth St. Alfonso Retreat House,; Mrs. John Hornyak, Claire He is survived by three sis- whom she resided, and several rulll and Mrs. Theresa Terzella,' nieces and nephews. rom shipping parley. Amboy. I West Bnd, July 17 to 19. Toth and Muriel Ra«mus»e£ Interest ters, Mrs, Mary Olsen, Jersey 'olonla, Mrs. Bart Oallo, Lin- Solemn Requiem Mass was Orchestra Gets City, Mrs. Ella Chrlatensen, den and Mrs. Ralph Perry, sung at St. Cecelia's Church Perth Amboy and Mrs. Eliza- West Englewood. and burial was In St. Gertrude's beth Larson, Fords and a 3 New Members Cemetery, Colonla. High Mass of Requiem will Per Year brother, William, Fords. WOODBRIDGE—Three ne be sung at 9:30 A.M. at St. Ce- Rev. Ronald Albary offici- ARFXARDO SAEZ MOLINA celia's Church, Iselin and burl- members haVe Joined the com ated and burial was In servH<>lI be in Holy Redeemer1 munlty orchestra being forme' Cemetery. were held Saturday from Cemetery, South Plainfleld. in the Township since an GRIFFITH'S Annual Summer Sale Skrockl Memorial Home, Perth nouncement was made twi STEWART BROOKWELL Amboy, Jor Albelardo Saezj weeks ago. SEWAREN — Funeral serv- iMollna, 203 Woodland Avenue Delivery of who dle(1 The directors, Miss Anni ices were held yesterday from Wednesday at Perth In Sewaren Asked Frazer, head of the Townshl] Ambo r OeneraI of Rented, Used and Sample Pianos Prall Funeral Home, Roselle. ' Hospital. WOODBRIDGE — A petition music department and Oeorgi for Stewart H. Brookwell. nl A communicant of the Church signed by 800 residents asking Jackson, teacher and clarinet of the Asuncion. Perth Amboy, Bruster Place, who died sud- for mall delivery in Sewaren 1st, revealed an urgent need fo: he was employed at General denly Sunday at Rahway Me- was presented to the Town string players—violinists, viol BEING Cable Company. and Organs morial Hospital. Committee by Committeeman He Is survived by his widow Lsts, cellists and bass fiddl A native of Olea Falb. N.Y.,|Rosr> Momn MoUna and three L. Ray Alibani. players. lie lived here eight years and;brotherR ,n Spaln The Post Office Department Those Interested are Open Saturday 'til 5:30 P.M. was A former resident of, — , , will he asked to make the net-o call Mrs. Hans Nlelson, ME Roselle. He attended Roselle WRS. STEFANJE cessary survey and a copy of 4-1400. Rehearsals are hel Open Wednesday Evening til 9 PAID yhools and Rraduated from' the resolution requpstln? mall every Tuesday at the Fir Rutners University. ; SEWAREN - Funpral serv- delivery will be sent to Con-Congregational Church, Barro He belonged to the First! Ices were held this morning pressman Peter Frellnghuysen. and Grove Avenues, | ALL FULL KEYBOARD PIANOS On Savings Presbyterian Church of Roselle.jfrom Skrockl Memorial Home BUMPED He Is survived by his wldowjPerth Amboy, for Mrs. Stefanle „„„„ ,., „ No. Quite Late (88 Notes) Accounts Mrs. Doris Sofield Brookwell:jOolublewRkl. 40 Centrni Avenue!.WOODBRIDOE-MIss Berna- "What time do you get up two daughters, Bonnie and Su-iwho (11p(1 Mnndnv at Perth Am- dine Delaplalne, 17. Metuchenj 1 the mornings nowadays?" sa at the 101 Hltal and her passenger, Betsy Rlegel, san, at home; his parents, Hospital. the very earnest man. # MANY WELL-KNOWN MAKES Sne communicant ofi". al»° of Metuchen, wer- In- and Mrs. Charles Brookwellw , As soon as the flrst ra5 pOrt]Jured on Poor Farm Roadi . . ,, , . 5 " '' °f Roselle: two brothers, Charles '- Anthonys Church, !B»i«ige. Gill L«ne, Iselin. *hra;fun ™*T,mt wlndow' rep!lPd RpB n his friend. Hrre is a wnnA-rfiil opportunity to obtain a piano Jr.. San Pedro Sula, Hond.tras: J' ^ ,ha, Car bum , and John, Westfleld: two sis- ^^..J'^the former to hit and ct her "Jove!" exclaimed the ear- A partial list of or organ at mneh less than yoo expected to ptjr tens, Mrs. John Leffler. Buf- ran, WJlllMii!ch on stPering wlierr I MislMs nest man. "That's early, is't Srftwo'"^™.HEADIN<; FOR amount down now, A bench is included with t KU'ORK THE 15th WOODBRIDGE — Funeral F*icv (irnnil .V 3" Mi I'li.ilCnlliil V, Malioganvf SRWARFN H LV WILL BE PAID .services were held this morning , , , . Ma!u>|.MMV MardiallA Wnul.tl price and every puino and organ * x&i inlrr (irand 4' 6" .V I", FruilwiMxl Artti<|nc. 1215 from Leon J. Gerity Fl)neral ^es were^ held^ Tuesday _from MIR JAM'S i i INTEREST FROM Grciner Funeral Home, Wood- Malio^anr . . . t'l.'j full Home, Amboy Avenue, for Mrs SIIIIIIMTIAV (Jmrnl 5' 4" hrid'/e. fnr Mrs M:'r;" M Grand V b" i-: 1st of JULY. Isabella S. McCarthy, ,18 Alwatt Girond, 575 West Avenue, who Street, who died Monday. Slriimay .V 7", Walnut. , •• All Siinlnmi Accounti up died Saturday In RahWRy Me- D I' III" Widow of the late, William BIG 3 DAY SALE! I iliirkrriii;: .")' S", Aullijiir *-"""*J- J'j'i on All Over mori:il Hospital. McCarthy; she Is survived by This Thursday - Friday and Saturday) • A resident of Si'waren for the li V 10", I.i-lit two daughters, Miss Sophie Mc- St<*iiiway .V 10", M;ih(i»Hii¥ last 40 years she was a Carthy and Mrs. John Chnrl- Sll-iiiuay d' \", l',l)iut\ of the First Congri'Katloiial i C7rainl V ,')" SlemhH) (ill, I.IMMIV .... ton and seven sons, Daniel. Church of WoodbridRe and «*»•"• Montague, JF live In civic .ind communiiy uf- Stephen and John fairs. She WHS former post High Requiem Mass master of Scwiircn. sung at StfW Church and sh, |g sul711,,d bv hl,,. hus. SPINETS and CONSOLES burial wa., In the church ceme- . , 1: bancf Cmn]e A aM wo Renled-ovt, traded-in and samples you are a depositor, tpry - d.uiKhtm, Mrs. Louis A. Slrols, Kifiiliall S|iinfl, Mal|i>p *" suggest that you Elizabetl Ild Ci A MRS. MM.IANTle MIU.IAN, ' » M>« »'°l M\ Rig \uliii-s on Other fl iirlil/.cr S|iinrl, Malio Merchandise Throiifrhout "''•st'd rate of inter- Flynn «nd Son Funeral Home. Ihm, broth(1 w,Hiam j (._ kllllllilll C(>ll^)ll-«(! Our Store lsl Pord AvmHie. for Mrs. Lillian LallKhUll Hos,llp P,rl, non!lld If you are not a May McMillan. 109 I fnve»tP , (Ih Mia fl ;MWdletown Townsh Rnd Ol'KN r'KIDAV TIL 9 P. M, ''•'•positor, we cordial- :Road. who died Sunday. -c^r]m E At,.inti.. HlRlll;md, , A native of Manamuiin and Rev Albert F HU, astur 0, y mvite you to open ftulmil. ;former New York rMldmt. she ,,1(1 F|b;l|)1,h ,pn,,bvt,T,m V UI np Ilirliil, " ' savings account* had lived here for the lRst two chmTh| offidat,.d'ftnd (rmil. Vll years : 'i us, and benefit - it ion took plnw at Hosehil! 't\» innal, "> our generous rate She Is survived by her hus- Creamator|unii UMm. llf band. Samuel: a daughter.: interest, and the Miss Helen M. McMillan, New- GEORGE BF.DICS '•""iplete banking ser- burgh, N. Y. and a .sister, Mrs,, KEASBEY • Funeral serv- Phone T ORGANS • ii'cs we offer. Bertha C. Brumm. New York, jlces will be held Saturday at ME-4-0943 Shoppy Rented-oul, traded-'m, iaropkt and demonstrator^t Rev. William Hu^h Fryer|8:lSf A.M. from J. f. Mltruska ufflclated and burial was In At- Funeral Home, 531 flew Bruns- 76 Main Wooilbriii^e | X lantlc View Cemetery Manas- •*•:-A- Avenue, Fprdsj for George ll.iiiiiiiiinil Siiliivm $125 Halduin Spuifl Organ, :..MK qiian. ; Bedies, 9 Cfrows Mllj Road, who SonaU Organ f 140 BANKING HOURS: and iluuiile miBtain, Blonde tDJS I'lhli-y Clmrtl Or(i«n ] V» Ilariinioml S|iinrl Oruiui, Illnnde.... 1 Monday Thru l.nwrey Organo. .,,,,,, i,,,.,,,,,. 375 t I Spinel Oi^an, Ebony. , , ,1 lliuTim* Orpau ,i... . iiO Thursday il Ilimif Mmlrl Organ with ' l M. to,2 p. M, 11 ,i inriLoiid Clutrd Organ, Vtiinul 5% l.^lir blur!. WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY il Chiirrli Mmlrl Organ willi Kridjy xl S|iinfl Organ, ^ uluut., Maim (J L'ulillirt 17JS (: M. tol, 6. P.M. BUILDING MATERIAL STORE, ME 4-0125 WOODBRIDGE, N.J. Fill out—tear off aryl mall this coupon • MEMBER in itltMejittnl Wl thr lnsi|r»iif« Corp id nelx HIKJ ( ,UIIIMII«;H "H System SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 45 YEARS

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RESIDENTIAL "The MviK Ctnttl of N*w Jwuy" Ii* Horn* of famow P*»ai" Nationa DO - IT • YOURSELF GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Bank Why not buy the BEST? It may cost a STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES ** u'"*r of Moore 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK % NEW JERSEY »nd Berry Streets %"Z"L1?^:. Me more, hut ifs worth the dillewce. OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIl NINE T*l*phen« MArfctf 3-JIN i« *n Hull) Mon. and Frf. 8:00 to 5:30 • Tues., Wed, and Thure. 8:00 to 5:00 t Sat. 8:00 to Noon PAGE SIX

the vacation of the librarian, recently with a lawn party. race, opened their act Bundw TRIP TAX REPEAL at the Steel Pier, Atlantic City The Senate Finance Com- Mr«. Harry Haliey. Books due Quests included Mr. and Mrs. 1 that week may be held over Al Henne, Fords; Mr, and, Mrs. appearing in Tony Grant mittee unexpectedly voted to show, "Stars of Tomorrow." labollsh the 10 per cent Fedefil Sewaren Notes itil the following week. Charles Andersen and children; WOODBRIDGE OAKS REPORTS —Mrs, R. J. Wilbur and son tax on travel, —Mr. and Mr*. Harry Howell Mr. and Mrs, Al Stern, Robert MRS. DAVID BALFOUR and family went on a family and Richard Andersch, Mr. and David, formerly of Old Road The committee amended a Mrs. Julias Prohaska, Miss f Jacksonville, Fla., vlsite GLADYS E. SCANK tax 597 West Avenue picnic over the holiday to Mill- Mrs. Juias P, nonow oof Jacksonv, , Sh Stalck all of Sewaren; ]t kend with Mr and Mr 4(1 Llntoln Hlthwuf. Iselln Stmren. brook. Sharon Stalck, all of Sewaren; ]flSt TOkend with Mr. and Mr; Tel. M-8-1879 . were hosts at /ft conk out at r ? , Edwardwa d Prohaska,, Metuchen. WalteWaltr Karakowskl en route t< for repeal of Mb-4-0241 —Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Holton 11 heir home —The Sewaren Democratic Neew EnglandEngland. —Mr, and Mrs. Rohrri Aekrr- and Mrs. Jack Olver, Streti, i and h«r sisters, Mrs. weir Mr attended a family MaboMHOOlI Uibold. MnntHnir, and and Civic Club JRJJI meet Mon- —MrM . an—d Mrs-- . Stephe- n Nag; m»n and sons, Robert. Jr.. Jo- Jacquhie, Mitpliewood, ami Mr Mrs. W. W. Brundage, leavedoy at 8 P. M. tit the home of 91 Summit Avenue teebratcc aeph, Jamrs and Raymond, lsfet weekend In Blng- and Mrs. Joseph Seuberi, and i.Tff. Y. Their eons, today for a family reunion inithe president, John Kerly. 66 their 25 wedding annlver arj •pent the weekend at Mountain with a surprisH e party son, Joseph, Jr. "jfand Hiymond, went LockportktN.Y, . Isherman Avenue. -•"" - -"" - ""*•" """ Lakes. Miss Dorothy Hnwdl, them by their son and duughte —Mrs. Heni-y Sfliotl was The —Margaret Balfour, West -Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Philllpsburg, Is a guest for the -ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rober YorkI Ul ft,, Wes¥¥ COL t Avenue/l*l-l>Ui,| wer""V e host•IVV.^.sJ r , week. feted at n birthday party at hei appeal of its Democratic leader. —Mr. and Mrs. W. Burnham Avenue, Is visiting her grand- home. Twelve guests were Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Gardner ariB son. Billy, were mother, Mrs. Leonard C. Bige- last week to Mr. York's auntNaey, Perth Amboy. Eight; and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Johnisuests attended the-party. Th —Mrs, Robert Argalas Was I present. and added $383,061,000 to Prcsl- guests over the Fourth of Mr. low, Framlniham Centre, Mass., feted on her birt/hriny by u for the month of July. T. Flynn, Graham, N, C, Nasy's who have been Sewarei i Mrs. Mary U'Glny, trvlng- dent Eisenhower's request for nnd Mrs, David Tappen at their Mr. find Mrs. Paul Hauck. funds to run the Department of summer home at Ocean Beach. Mr™... an».«d. Mrs™.» , Anthon—^y An....- -Darlene Westbrook, West residents fnr six years, wer married in St. Stephen1 Union and Mrs. Eleanor Jincl- ton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Health, Educatibn and Welfare -The Sewaren library will be dersch, Cliff Road, celebrated Avenue, and her partner, Tom- Church, Perth Amboy, in 1934 racek Hegen and son, Philip. CobniKcr for the Wf?k, land other agencies, closed from July 13-20 due to their 24th wedllng anniversary my Marlscano, Menlo Park Ter- Irvington. Mr and Mrs. Ar- galas and sons, Roger and P*rton, attended the nnilua flffllly picnic at Camp Sokrtl Ironla. ~Weekend guests of Mr. and MM. Martin Cohen were Mr Mid Mrs. William Llnkov and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Limw Md daughters, Sheri and Janice Newark. ' —Roger Argalas returned 90 YEARS OF GROWTH hlnne from a week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jind Ticek, Irvlngton. His cousin, Philip Hegen, Irvlngton, Is his fueit this week. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson and children, Rob AND STILL GROWING.. ert, Jr., Barbara. Carol and Walter, South Amboy, were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex gndf- Cuthbertson. —Quests at a family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs, William Blhler were Mr. and As this statement shows, Perth Amboy Savings deposits are still on the in- Mrs, Albert Higglns and dauuh ter, Beth, Staten Island; Mr. crease. All of us are grateful to the men, women and children who make and Mrs. Joseph Williams and Mr. and Mrs. George Blhler steady savings progress with weekly deposits at this Mutual Savings Bank. and daughter, Terry, Elizabeth. —Mrs. Sarah Zellner Bronx We're glad that our thrift services continue to gr,ow in popularity—because N, Y., was a week end sliest of the more savers we serve, the more funds we have available to invest in Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huryk. —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hap- sound mortgages that help families enjoy their own homes. pel *er« hosts at a family pic- nic, Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Senna and sons, Jef- If you aren't already getting ahead by saving, visit the Perth Amboy Savings frey and Joseph, Jr., Nixon; Institution soon. Openyour savings account—keep it growing with regular Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fltwm- mons and sons, Robert, Jr. and deposits—and build a better future for yourself and your family. Thomas and Mrs. Henry Rohlfs, Iselin. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun- •chwelg and son, Craig, are visiting friends and relatives In Columbus, Ohio. —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kron- ert and children, Walter, Jr. STATEMENT of CONDITION as of JUNE 30, 1959 and Carol; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Callendo, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mlnierl and daughters, Dar- lene, Norma and Diane, New- ark; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ba- rella and sons, Louis and An- thony Long Island, were guests ASSETS LIABILITIES at a family picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Callendo. Mr. and Mrs. Kronen Cash and Due from Banks ' I 1^03,159.52 Due 28,884 Depositors $58,077,045.82 and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grodick nnd V. S. Government Bonds 20,875,403.62 Due Christmas and Other Clubs 408,233.00 Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Trenton. Other Securities 6,496,288.16 Escrow Accounts 197,592.56 —Miss Barbara Krill spent a Wash and Wear week with a group of girls at Mortgage Loans (Regular) Unearned Discount ' 214,157.97 Beechwood. 16,026,395.90 —Miss Mary Ann Oliver, Newark, is a guest of Mr. and Veterans Home Loans 12,584,574.31 SURPLUS AND RESERVES 3,988,846.70 Mrs. Kroner t. —Mr, and Mrs. Robert Perry F. H. A. Mortgage Loans 4,895,529.86 TROPICAL and daughters, Antoinette and Terry, Union City and Mx. and Property Sold Under Contract 11,803.80 Mrs, Abram Personette, New- ark, were guests of Mr. and Other Real Estate J 20,000.00 MTB, Thomas Perry. SLACKS —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schott Collateral Loans and children, Patricia and 86,882.25 George, Elizabeth; were dinner Banking House and Equipment 285,000.00 DDT Dust or Spray Other Asset! 838.63 i < Kills Jap Beetles —j—»— NEW BRUNSWICK — Tha old enemy, Japanese beetle, is around again. TOTAL ASSETS $62,885,876.05 TOTAL LIABILITIES $62,885,876.05 The coppery-green pests aeem to have an appetite for almost anything that grows Alterations «nd especially roses. Included John L. Libby, an extension entomologist at Rutgers Uni- CURRENT DIVIDEND versity's College of Agriculture OFFICERS BOARD of MANAGERS luggests repeated spraying or AT THE RATE OF dusting with pDT or malathlon VEY EMMONS ANTHONY W. ECKERT DDT is best, he says, for gen- r President • ' eral protection of plants where HARVEY EMMONS JOHN W. KELLY there Is no danger of contamin ERNEST R. HANSEN • 55% DACRONS 48% RAYON Jtlng vegetables or fruits less Executive Vice President THOMAS A. GARRETSON HOWARD F. KOONS than 4 weeks from harvest • 55% ARNELt, 45% RAYON DDT kills slowly, so don't be RICHARD C. STEVENS • MwtMtlfcH disappointed If beetles hit bj ERNEST R. HANSEN NATHAN MARGARETTEN spray or, dust fly away, Thej Treasurer die later. JAMES J. HARRIGAN, JR. DANIEL P. OLMSTEAD Hard to believe-but true! Genuine Use either 5 or 10 per cenl JOHN J. ijlILLY DDT dust or a spray made o] Secretarj WASH *N WEAR jlacks-overy pair finely RAY Dj H0WEI,,L NICHOLAS J. POST 2 tablespoons of 50 perceni tailored-just 4.88! Expensive featores ' DDT wettable powder In 1 gal GEORGE C. BYRNES Ion of water. Auditor C. HARRY KALQVIST JOSEPH J. SEAMAN include: color-matched turned«lown To protect ripenlnt fruit; o Yegetabl«a use malathlon ac waistbands and pockets, hook-eye closm« cording to manufacturer's di- rich Siknmer shades. SSzes 28 to 42. Hv rections on the label, Libbj tdrlies. BANKINfe HOURS: MONDAY - (THURSDAY 9 A. M. - 3 P. M. FRIDAYS 9A. M. - 6 P. U. ct'lhis cmazlngbw price, tlwy'U tell fad! Beetles are the adults of c limped grubs that hatch from t •ft! laid In the soil. Qrubs feed On the roots of grasses and plant* through the summer and Safety for Savings Since 1869 fall, They can cause dead brown patches in lawns. A grub-proofing lawn treat- ment usually controls grubs for about five years. Directions The PERTH AMBOY AMIRICA'$ LARGEST "Mil V riLOTHINO for grutfproofing are included In Leaflet 203, "Japanese Beetles,'! being ! distributed by All CONDITIONED FOK TOUI 5HOmNG county agricultural argents. HARD LUCK STORY WOODBRIDGE Phoenix, Ariz. — Roy Holmes Savings Institution Green St. Circle (Itellu) Intension of Routes 1 » Jr., 17-year-old Phoenix g C«y clerk, thinks it Is abqut PERTH AMBOY time his luck changed. A PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY • A few months ago he cut hla S65 SMITH STREET lift hand with a razor blade. A MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I Block* WMt of Railroad Station ihnrt time later he fell while •kiting and broke a wrist. Monday Thru Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 f- *• Then he slipped on some yrease and broke his right foot. CELEBRATING 90 YEARS of SERVICE to SAVERS — 1869.1959 Both Storei Open Sunday 10 A. M.Jo « P- M Holmes w«t hunting recently FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTB tnd accidentally, shot himself in the right foot, PAGE SEVEN Treei can afford to lose a !ew leaves, Juit as you can spare the few loose haln you may find in your comb, THIS WIU Loti of letters mention maple trees. Aphtds sometimes can do enough damage to make the Statement of Condition \ ,,.,,-S KAI-LlNfl? KK " , ,lie s„ ,,,cr^cwnn leavelea s tree shed some of its leaves. •••^ "",,,.,. tlmt appears Aphids are most noted, though for what they do to cars f U'110rR "<"< •"»"•' parked under trees. The stlckv •":" ' asking this stuff that they manufacture lrss rains down on whatever Is un- "'""' ,,',,, iipfii coming In s;llli; 1 derneath—usually a freshly ',;!1' ,' and the answer washed car. '''"'" ',„ ,'iiilista, in general, i Then there's the maple peti- n"'" ''!,)(in t worry." The Fords lll>rn ,,,,„ than not UMole borer that does enough oil1 iiton In seem damage to the leaf stem to make a leaf fall. '„,„., are coming And some maples are af- sume frightening fected by hot weather too and National Bank drop a few leavrs. The Friendly Bank of FORDS, JSEW JERSEY CHEVRON Over 40 Years of STATION •-* Service to pavers

FROM WOODBRIDGE TO WOODBRIDGE: GREETINGS: Woodbrldge, Conn., Llong played host to Woodbrldw, N. J. Lions. The day's activities started with luncheon, after which some of the visitor! adjourned to the jolf links and others were taken on a tour of Grelst Manufacturing Company, New Haven. Later in the afternoon the local Uons were entertained at a buffet at the home of Police Chief Richard Clarlegllo where the photo above was taken. Left to rlfht, Anthony La Bonia (Conn.), Dr. C. I. Hutner, Dr. John Marcio (Conn.). John Aqulla, Chief John R. Egan, Chief Clar- JUNE 30, 1959 legllo. The day's events concluded with a dinner at the WoodbrliUe (Conn.) Country Club where a «olf trophy was presented for the second year hi a row to the Connecticut Uons. SAWS SELF OFT ASSETS LIABILITIES Remember the cartoon of the do-it-yourself tree surgeon who Cash and Due from Capital/Common/ .. $ 300,000.00 stands on the ltmb he Is sawing Banks $ 1,685,981.35 off? The tiny oak twig borer Surplus _ 450,000.00 does this, too, but -with him a U. S. Government plunge to earth is no accident. Undivided Profits .... 76,491.45 The oak tree borer does his Bonds 2,954,320.78 own kind of carpentry in and Reserves — 35,502.18 around an oak twig until he Other Bonds and loosens the twig. He makes sure Securities „ 2,784,877.22 Deposits: to be aboard the leaf parachute U. S. Govt. when it drifts downward be Mortgage I-oans 1,786,953.29 cause the next cycle In this in- ' $209,874.01 sect's life must take place on Other Loans and FUNNY...WHEREVER V the ground. Discounts 2,538,622.82 Other And that's why you may find 10,900,226.71 clusters of green leaves under THERE'S A NEW CHEVRON \ Banking House, an oak tree. 11,110,101.62 If there are squirrels around, Furn. and Equipt. 215,464.00 SIGN, THEY'VE BUILT A I you can blame them for some of the grounded leaves. Ap- Other Assets 5,875.77 CHEVRON STATION! / parently some squirrels have! nothing better to do than nib- $11,972,095,23 $11,972,095.23 ble at twigs, and they seem to be Indifferent to the mischief close-up of the moon, above, was taken through lenses of a they cause. home-built eight-inch reflector telescope by Howard D. Potter, of Schenectady NY Whits specks in sky are star trails, made by movement of eirth durinf-the three-second' ' Anyway, the messags from Camera was of the type used by news photographers, , RN our specialists Is not to panic r^^^^^^^^^^^t If you see green leaves under with mall on the subject, hasuring humane treatment lor the your trees. Chances are good enough of the spray so the scheduled a hearing on the animals and saving them from'' that the tree won't suffer little tree won't hurt too much. DIRECTORS measure July 15. Baring said extinction. OFFICERS permanent harm. A few minutes spent reading a label can be profitable. READ THE LABFL 13 WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. R. W. Harris John Bacskay It's not like the story of theEND OF AN ERA man-caused tree damage that A congressman wants to save | 18 GREEN STREET Chairman of Board I heard about the other day. the wild mustang—a symbol of I WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Samuel Berkowitz A certain property owner saw the West—from extinction. 11 • Enclosed please find $4.00 for one-year bugs on a little poplar he U About 20,000 of the horses ij Charles Schuster Theodore J. Brichze roam the Western states. But I subscription to: 'crowing. He rushed into the President i house, came out with a spray- their number grows smaller, D INDEPENDENT-LEADER Lawrence E. Grouse erful of household insect klller.!saW Representative Baring and did a thorough spraying!lD- Nev->' as modern round- I G CARTERET PRESS Nathan Gross \. Job. up6, using planes and trucks I • (EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON Michael Riesz I Then he read the label. It to capture the mustangs for To be sent to: R. W. Harris d food i Vice President warned against using the spray °8 ' I on vegetation. Baring has Introduced a bill NAME at I Samuel Hodes The petroleum product wed *lm«» "topping mechanized 6 I Theodore J. Brichze as a base for the Insect kfTIer wild bfl" round-ups. I TOWN _ Michael Riesz is almost sure-kill for vegeta- A Hous« Judiciary subcom- Executive Vice President < tion, but a shower came along mittee whjch has been beseiged | ADDRESS and Cashier I [after and maybe It washed off his bill was aimed both at sec- Charles Schuster Joseph Sisolak Stephen J. Mazar Kalman Yelencsics Go for Value Assistant Vice President Come on over to Olds! • COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE t DRIVE-UP WINDOWS t SPACIOUS PARKING LOT Where you see the new CHEVRON sign, NEW INTEREST RATE NOW BEDV

IFr "m Maine to Virginia, the CHEVRON sign now All Deposits Made On Or Before July 15th Will Earn ^:irks llle stop for CHEVRON Supreme Gasoline. 3% Interest From July 1 lJl*r-premium CHEVRON Supreme give$ you "I'vtrm performance; jeta full power and mile* \A\ value be the m>\r JrcidiilR faiU»— are utamlard, like the ftiinoiiti ILMLCI : s )In VALUE-RATE ' " ^' today's cars/Try a tankful «oon-at the lo 01<1B you'll join ll»- l»i(,' »*'"g - luw Itd ...THAT'S Ol.nSMOIUl.K VAl.HK! - white and blue CHEVROKsignl Make your own ]M>iul-uy-nohit •o»!y- SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES for Rent •. from Hh aud you'll we why. You »ee it in tlie the ROCKET r Wiere used to be a CAI-SO Finally, there's Oldmnoliile'a tradition- trim, pood tante of Oldsinobile Uyliug ally high return on original iuvc-jjlim-nt AT YOUR LOQAL AUTHORIZED , : '•«-• * u CHEVRON glgn today. Utl ... THAT'S VAl-lK! to make it dear that here's the [it-rfcct n ° °n» have tiken on ttitt QUALITY DRALIR'S Nbanu-1 Y ou notice it in Oldmuobile'i «ttrnlioii match for your high standard!*. Your v You art cordially Invited to Road-Tut a to dfltailn bit' linixli, fit mid upboldcry dealer can show yon how fatty it la to I Rocktt Ensim Old». Demomtrate to younolf .-,. THAT'S VAI-UK! go for Olds value. See him today . , . lh» mahy extra-value featurn Dial makt You dincuver it in «Ui fcsturia that win* over to Olds! OWimobtlt wch a wand«rfvl car to awn. The FORDS NATIONAL BANK fSUPREME The Friendly Bank of FORDS, NEW JERSEY VAUUI OAR 0* TM« MKDlUM l>fUCt GLASS •V IVIRV MIASUKB 1 n**^—-* THE C 0 AMFORNI^ Oil. COMPANY , _.—•*.—-»- -1,— •"W—vr*T—•>—f~r—r\fr~^ w "' ¥ MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE STfSTEM

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o I qt. bof. 29 FRIDAY, JTTLY 1(1 PAGE NINE in Hun j| ,*/»/«# g<*ry Postponed Until NOTICES I.KC.AI, NOTICES IMiAl, NOTICES ION. JACKSON AVFNI'F ] fnunrl] hv I firvrpi ma.iiiif,,. M Ml BUTlMT Tnkf further iiotlfr I'm f'\r- minimum prire «? whkh suit! (vi n Resident Can Arrive There h limit" eret Boroufch Council hM rfM>- In Mirl blo^KH *l,^ n* sold toge'rier utlon and pursuant 'n mu\ i«1 s n-lth «! other ptrtlnent rleisils, ««'.i1 •mere wefks when minimum p »t whlrh lots niliiltimm prlr, o helm Mflfl (XI. plm nnd adver- has bfcn P0*1' n mid wock will bp n\:r\. tminhrr i'u In r'.ihln nn IUV* (mm rla'e nt ml* , of Sewaren «an i nn1i\, ihn Hnrher . shall he Mid block will require in , |m- Hir .»'(, nf 'he thrive nientlnnM Mflivt nn Mnniln 1ilHfh«lliitr!v fhl- ment lit time of hid. the lia;»ure In properly « ,, M«r.ar, 77 Old 4 Thin tli» nhov# »!•• TEFMI *NO COVniTlONI (if, years old, SEWAREN-Carrylng a bou- bf« romlrifrM to Tho sai» of th« tbovi" inrntloned or MLK quet of rr»M, MIM Emilia Maty "np«flT mih|ftt (o follunInn I.IU-: I tin mrrtMtui bidd»r inin M 'pvor tlni" mnv hf In pf (in nl clearance for dltlflnii' miulrrrt ln dppo«H 10'. nf th* u>ul Kaczorowaki. daughter of Mr 'im perloilj within the nor- TERMS ANH roNDITIONH purchnw prlrf »t lh« ttm« ot ml* lt to the Old ntl and Mrs. Jerome P. Kaworow- New Setback OF 8AI.F. " Ihr h»>nr» ihtll hf p«T«h!« sin,l, 1 irft It at the «kl, Elizabeth, became the bride 1. Th« lucreutii! hiddfr ahull rjt ""hlo M iloji frnm ihf d«t# ot •»!». i!H3. A grand- in the nor n deposit 10% of tht UiUl 5 " '» ipwlftrtllv und«rttoorv»nt, or sny ftnplmTf nu'int shlll ronjlrvtct nt hli her 1>l puMlr. 'iUS lived In 8e- In marriage by heh r ffather. ertT sold, aald sewers shall he laid prepared hv 'he lloro\iKh EnRlneer Cemetery Association for a 30- NEW POST: Francis II. Rny- or nnv other |*rv- within « months from the d»t« of of lh» Bo«»i«h of Csrtfret and ap- •iii7. she was mar- The bride wore a gown of mirt ronTifptert with >ale ani mall be laid In accordance PfOvel1 bv fnr M»vnr «n(l Borou*ri er, president of Royrr and c lln 11 : th '[,;ldy of Hungary bouquet taffettff a appllqued with acre tract at the Intersection h^rhprl^t; durlni; the prohibited with th» plans »hd ipeclflcatlons! « '" " * Boronirh of C«rt#r*t. Roger, Inc., New York, an- p ntt ih Amboy ln 1918Chantllly lace. A fingertip veil of Ford Avenue and Route 1 to HORSE OF A DIFFERENT POWER--They ,,ii.;ht rirto mud- honn slmll for each vtolstlotslon ot hf lo be pr«- nn" d »:»Hi wwfrus MI ron«triirt*ronstrnrt*d ahal«hill ; nounced the election nf Bpr- d iti hf therefore prepared 1 rmilf fell from a crown of matching build a store for S. Klein, has dprs, hut ]nrkcys no biiKor havp to pl*l thrnugh mtii nt the lino nnd conviction thereof, pnv pared bj the'ForoMKh Snglne«r of " ih» propertv nt the Borough ,,,,ly 65 years of wyn Fragner, Colonla, to the Detroit, Mich., race course. Horsepower nf nnotlUT sort pulls tin m minimum Ilnr nncl not tx- e Borough of Carwrtit «nd sp- °' c'sritret. M pun of the Munlc!- laclacee. no Interest In a proposed sec fpedlnR 125(10 or In ' iforeaild lots f»ce; md lie In the preparation of lM ;md Mrs. Albert matching crowns and carried Tlin foregoing ordinance was In provldf «t hli. hir, their \u.ni ««'t sholl be Improfed u tht baskets of mixed daisies. Avenue site would create a traf- technical publications and odnrp'l Bt n meetln? of thf Cown- m proper coiu and expense sflvei">n»tnictlon of th« dwflllnn pro- wnuie, brought 'II or the Tloroimh of Carteret held William Austen, brother of fic hazard as the avenue employi over 1,200 engineers, ich ptnetrttlon mucucltm rond on!"""""; »M •'«« «h«ll bt lm- if family and Fnlv 2. 19SH when lt wns adopteil on le street or ttreets on which the'Praved ln nccordsr.ee with tht «r»dt the bridegroom, served as best very narrow and heavily trav- technical writers, lllmtr&torj, first rrndlni; The Mid ordlnmice •orewild lou fwe; ind wld street of sold strtet or urnu u tit»b- to Wish thli eled now. The area they claim and other publication! ape- win he further considered on second ' be imprornJ M the constnit- ll»n«l by tht Boroufh Council. man. Einer Anderson, Avenel rid inn for flnul adoption »t ,;>rimother well be- could not cope with additional olalliti In office* located In Ion of the dwelling proiresws; Hid! 4. Purchtttr will eoqstniot sld«" wai an usher, After the church im-ettne of wld Council of treet Ihsll bt Improved ln tr-wmits. rut hi snd nitteri to scoom- , i ome (or a visit ceremony, a wedding reception traffic which would be causei nine states. inrmiKli of Cnrteret on Julv 16, 1959 ordsnee. with the gr»de of mid modste the Mid property Abort d«- Saturday's party s (W P.M. Council Chambers, itreet or streets u etttbllshed by scribed. The sldewslki >nd curb* wa« held it the Elizabeth fcar- by a store the size of Kleins, Mr. Fragner, who, will work H r IBII Hall, Cook« Avenue. Car- he Borough Council. jshsll be In srrnrdsnre to (rides et> ,,i Mrs. Stephen teret Hotel. A proposal was then madi re N J. st which time and n out of the company's New I pernnni Interested will be given PurchMer will construct side- tubllsheil by the Borough Council. i.bor. Peter and that 'ftlka, curbs snd nutters to srcom-'3*111 <">irB »n_d mitttr to b« no !«•• Lt. and Mrs. Austen have left Klein's consider the 50 York offices, la a senior mem- n i pportunlty to he heord. th n J r Mr. and Mri. on a weddinj trip to Cape Cod acre tract on Route I, on thi ber of the Society of Techni- PATRICK POTOCSIO. lOdaM the stid property »bove de-i » Borough Clerk scribed. Tht sidewalks and curbs Take further notice thit at aald with Louli, Jr., Maw. On their return they will other side of the highway op cal Writers and Editors. P 1J3. 10/59 •hull be In accordance to grades •ale or any dit* to which It may b» .i lid Stephen: make their home in Syracuse, itnbllshed by the Borough Council adjourned, the Mayor and Council poslte the main enterance laid curb »nd nutter to be no less1™*™* «" ''«*>' tt the" dlserettoa : Alexander Lo- N, Y., where Lt. Austen Is a the Beth Israel Cemetery. NOTICE hun 3 tett wide ln reject sny one or s!l bids and l!i;,ibrtii, all of meteorologist at the Air Force Mr. Madsen is a retired em- TAKE NOTICE, that the under to sell Mid lou In mid blocks to However, Thomas L. Hanson ploye of the Fords Porcelain ilnneil. OEOROK A. BROWM, tradlni; Take further notice thtt st sild; bidder in they me.y select. M: mid Mri. JO'Weather Station. Mrs. Austet n [attorney representing bbotl I HE SAN-BHAU INN." has ap j>le or «ny d»t« to which It msyr screptHnce of the minimum Worlu, Perth Amboy and is a plied to the Mayor «nd Council o! >o adjourned, the M»yor «nd Conn-!,bid, . or bid shove minimum, by tht •.nth Ronald, eempntaeempnta rleht ln their dli- !L^ f 0 ^|Channi,,^Channi,,S anadd ththe cemetert y as. member of Americua Lodge, P. the. BoroiiRh of Cnrteret. New Jer- ! Mniion; Mrs. for transfer of his Plenary Be to reject nny one or nil Mdii ment thereof by the purchaser sc- of Syracuse starting in;soclatloil| sald the forme] and A. M., Woodbrldge. Mrs lull Consumption license lmied t to sell said lots ln said block Mr. and Mrs. 3*2*"***: rorellnR to the manner of purrhnst ishowed little or no interest in Madsen belongs to Rarltan him from premises Known as o such bidder as they may select. In accordance with terms of sale on .Ir, with Jo- The bride waS graduated lastt! he second tract Vlipplpr Avenue, Cnrtcm, New Jer. Upon acceptance of the minimum 1 &cL chapter, Order of Eastern Star Id, or bid above minimum, by thf flip, the Bnrouuh of Cnrieret will' ,1 Mrs. Lawrence montonth with honors from NewNew- " fi to premise! known as JOS Wash- deliver it Barium and Sale Deed "I believe they are lookln Mr. and Mrs. Madsen belong ington Avenue, Carteret. New Jersey Mayor nnd . Council and the pay-•.„,„,,. i I, .•• Susan and Plana showlni; ulteratlons to In- ment thereof by the purchaser so PATRICK POTOCNICt, 'I was hopln to Grace Lutheran Church »de ot said premises to be com jordlnc tfi the manner of purchase! • ivith Amboy; Borough Clerk Newark College "of Engineering\\° B" t'nannm>8 lnterested Perth Amboy. pleted, may be exnmined at thi In accordance with terms of salej To be advertised July .1. 1050 and Charles Looser, WoodbrldBe as they arc sub ofllcc of the Borouish Clerk, Borous :>n .'lie. the Borouuh of Carteret will Julv 10. 1959 ln the Carteret Press, and altalso had a year of ftad-|d-! Hnll, Cnrteret. New Jersey. lellver a Bargain and Bale Deed for • : . and Kathy, 7 1 C. P. 7/3, 10/S9 vanced study for the Air Force'stantlaI peoplt' and can put UPP THIS IS BASEBALL Tins Aparuin Clnen^ White Sox Objections, If any, should bemad •aid premise, -,. .: Mr. and Mrs. Immediately In writing to Patrlcl PATRICK POTOCNIO. at New York University. decendectt projectprjt s such as planlU «hnrt'tnp, endures some liltlc mi'ti jirovidrd by the nut-of-this- PotnmlK, HoroiiKh Clerk of Cartere Borough ., *ith Marilyn and office buildings If they are norld lm;i;;inntu)ii of his boss, the fabulous Rill Vceck, during New Jersey. To be advertised July 3, 1)99 s And Mrs. Her- encouraged. Up until now they a t,o rouiul uith \isilnif, Cle\ eland Indians at Comiskey Park OEOROE A. BROWN, 'tily 10. 1959 In the Carteret Prei trartlng as J. P. 7/3, 10/59 • 'viih Jackie, have been given anything but •THE SAN BRAU INN1 :n mid Melanle; encouragement. I hope they do Dated: June 30th, 1959 NOTirK OF PUBLIC SAI.B (ii'iirgf Mazar,, Rites Held C. P. 7/3. 10/59 O WHOM IT MAY CONOKRN: not go out of the Township." At a remilnr meeting of the mri Laurie Anne; NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE loundl of the Boroimh of Car- :. '.nth Michael; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: te.ret held July 2, 1959. I was direct- For Campbell At a regular meeting of the Coun ed to advertise the fact thnt on i-!/, Mary Anne rll of the Borough of Carttrct he' Ink 2, 1959 I wns directed to ad Thursday evening July 16. 1959. the ni \ I ir I slimalf file with the Borough Clerk, op licly read prior to sale: Lots 463-480 3 too mil*, btmb me to have at his homo after a brief illness • AVENEL The Avenel Fire o Inspection, and to be publlcl Block no, Beverly Street, Borough tort 20.000 IM reiul prior to sale; of Carteret Assessment Map. A nitlve and lifelong resident Company's annual carnival will LOTS 36-37-38—BLOCK 88—LOC Take further notice that tht Car- ..;in with it?"of woodbridge he was retired^ held Mollday through Sat- l ' ,. o,,rt ,,fh) afU«fltrr havinhavingg beebeenn treasuretreasurerr ol,ol "*_ ." ..». „ 'he Avenel-Cotonl. . a SI1(1 rt rlrst Ald Squad Brounds lrom •-" " yth( Writer, MercenUle Cor-i poration. Perth Amboy. '6:3° t0 10:3t efich niBht' Just Out! Amazing Features! Terrific Value! We Have It! ; He was a member of Amerl- The *omWt auxiliary will ,v.-.* U. S. Cul- cus Lodge, T. and A.M. D? In charee of the refreshment "1 He 1« survived by his widow,!*'«nd «'lth Miss Marie Deter. Mrs. Theresa Parrell Campbell -general chairman and Mrs lf j* m fully Automatic 1959 iUCJRIC daughter, Mrs. William Hoy, Stanley Dercwsky, co-chair- Yonkers. N. Y; a son, UonaidJman. NlRhtly chairman tire ajgyy TWIST—Early birds in The Hague, Netherlands; fourJMrs. George Kunak and Mrs I get spaghetti rather than sisters, Mrs. Florence Bchwen-jWllus Payne, Monday; Mrs. worms. Scene is In Naples, wr, Sewaren, Mrs. Russell Mc-'Alex Tara. Jr.. and Mrs. John' famed for the spaghetti named New Gl RANGE GIANT'S DERBY—Beach straw concc.ils i\ bonnet of malto Elroy, Woodbildge, Mrs. David Thomas. Tuesday: Mrs. Peter vermicelli, which raeani "little jersey. It hugs cars and ties uncliT cliin. Ribbon is grosgrain. McKeiizip, Bloomfleld, Mrs. Greco and Mrs. ' Thomas, worm.'." Royce Stafford, Roselle Park; SWITCH TO THIS FAST, CLEAN, AUTOMATIC, DEPENDABLE WAY OF COOKING/ Wednesday; Mrs. Owen Hoff j^^m*.^m.^^^mmm.^^^m thrte brothers, John; Fanwood, LEGAL NOTICES and Mrs. Theodore Artym, PROPAGANDA BLAST Charles, Bethel Conn. «nd|Thursday: Mrs. wllllBm Bon ORDINANCE Thi Ann! lokti, pni, mill k«r> Geneva — Groups of young- btquei anil brotlid iltaki vM Clarence, Walpole. Man. andj, d Mrs John Poll ^i AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE •vtr urvtd will con* from III* MEN: stfcrs were crowded around a THE OPENING AND CLOSING alwayi tvin, tanlrolltd •lutric stand at ft fair ground in East HOURS OP THB BARBER BHOPE and Mrs. Rubin Greco. Satur- hial of your C-E syin. The ovift the Kirtt Presbyterian Church While we're still cool WITHIN THE BOROOQH OF CAR. : Ut it. They'd day. Germany, tossing balls at a Ifne Ktoli quick!/, wainlaim tVM officiated and burial wai ln the TERET AND TO PROVIDE TOF nn I rce Euroj» In charge of cooking will be of targets, hiol oulamalically, out) th« H«Mr church cemetery, and collected, come in THI ENFORCEMENT OF SAME. will wolih oven tookisg hi yt«. •t in' In fact, Mrs. Peter Greco, Mrs. Payne, The targets were'caricatured BE IT ORDAINED BY THB MAYOR millions of dot- Mrs. Joseph Accardl. Mrs. Wil and get fitted for the faces of three West German of- AND COUNCIL Of THI! BOROUGH '"«n out Radio SCARED? NO WONDER: Ham Perna, Mrs. Rubin Greco, OF CARTERBT MIDDLESEX PORT READING - Rifle ficials— Chancellor Adenhauer, COUNTY, STATE OF NBW JERSEY. Mrs. Tarcz. Mrs. Kunak and hot days Foreign Minister Helnrich \on SECTION 1. That all Barber Shops ahoU ar located and doing business ln ths denti o ahead .... Brentano and Defense Minister Borough of: "CarWret hh»ll be open M.ttic. it hain't Franz Josef Strauss. Mouths of to thjie public 'between the hours of «Tc;00 A.M. and 8:30 P.M. every • IM: Radio Free We've a'iSg all three were wide open. The day Including Saturday. Barber 1 Mrs. Pema and Mrs. William must be ln ful1 vlew rom ' • ^nutters are too Tuesday. trlcjc was to throw ball Shop* ' Kuzmlk; tauiage and franks, 'the street during closed hours with « drowned out by collection of down the throats, door locked. Mrs. P. Greco; soda, Mrs. "Shnt mouths of warmon- SECTION 1. That said Barber 1 Michael Tetesca; corn and ice smart, cool '•<•<• uroppe truy gers" read the banner over the shall be closed nil dty on Sunday,. '"'->ufiill voicei.. If KITCHENS cream, Mrs. Frank Wanca; stand. New Years Diy, Chrtstmat, Labor i rolls, Mrs, Herman Steinbuck; comfortable Day, Thanksgiving Day, Memorial "' keep coming, Dsy and Independence Day. pop corn, Mrs. William Dwyer; '> people in Red- -- SAVE! - - That laid Barber Shops within signs, Mrs. Poll; tickets Mr». summer D* Valera cheered in his po-tht Borough limits shall be open to Br Driving to Our Hlfhway ll Utkal farewell. the public luster week for ni full -iun Europe may Michael Hrabor; cashier, Mrs. Advance foaturu 8howroonu clothes and '"• truth. Why an Walter Sobleski, candy and "ceded? Becaiuq OVER 35 DISPLAYS miscellaneous, Mrs. Bonham furnishings I a a private • Expert Advice and The nightly chairmen• are re- d by the Workmanship sponsible for homemade cakes At Special Prices! <-'. Yotir doIUn Proceeds of tine carnival will emittersoperat- FURNiTURE go for charities, uniforms and CHARGE Open Frldiy IT! Til 8:30 P. H. I MPAHTED the general fund. 1111 Uw air! Send Open 7 Day*—9 to 9 lln||ari tody to ' "'I'dorn, ca^e of Homes Beautiful, lie. No-Drip Cooktop '•nn.iMtr. (Sine* 1M2) Window In removobU Rt. #1, Avenel, JN. J. L BRIEGS JUII Xorth of Wood|rid|t 1 "USADE OlSTtrlttl ' & Sons ME 4-SS00 — 2#-Hr. Berrlee The Style Leaden Slnee 1110 | Q.T.'HS FRANK'S IREEDOM Smith a4 Kinf Itreet Radio and Television FREE You Can Buy a 1959 $ Perth Amboy 481 New Brunewick Ate. From the start, make your wedding an occa- Full Year Service Fret Parking—Eetr of Store | G-E Electric RANG! Phone Fordi - HI 2-1067 by Diptndabl* General 5 sion of long-remembered good taste and dis- MERCHANT: Eltelrk Applionc* itnkt tinction. Invitations set the tone of formal per- SMCIQIIIII fection. Choose your own paper and styling ""

if you PEA SJ:HVKi: DIRECT FROM OUR STORE COAL MIDDLESEX PRESS 18!! TV and (Independent-Leader Building) ADVERTISE APPLIANCES BIS., & WEXLER 20 Green Street, Woodbridge LOMAX OPKN EVKKY NIGHT 'TIL 9 ORIER MOW- CUL FU 8-1000 Telephone tNDEPENDDff-UEADER on, - norrws 51 Main Street ME 4-0020 36 E. GRAND AVENUE RAHWAY MErcury 4-1111 Only Authorized G-K Service Dealer in Woodbridge ME 4-1111 PAOF TEN I Church School. 9:45 A.M. Boy Scoiiu Mettlnr* i Third Monday, 7:3(1 P.M. — Saints Days and Holy Days, :00 P.M. Monday: Released time at Monday of each monthJHoly Communion 10:00 KM Trustees 2:30 In the auditorium. 8:00 P.M. - Trustees. >t 7:30 P.M. Board meetings second Tues- CONGREGATION BETH WORSHIP Tuesday second day at 8:00 P.M. SHOLOM >:00 PM Lorantffy Ouild, first Tues- 3:30 PM. —Termite Recrea- ind the strength N Cooper Avenue, Iielin Explorer* TOGETHER day at 8:00 PM. tion. lUbkl J»cob JunrlH and Mondays at 7:on p Brotherhood: First Monday Sabbath Services — Friday M Second Tuesday of each Adequate parkins at 8:00 PM. month 8:00 P.M. — Session Bid evening, 7:30 P.M. «« of chu « for your life... THIS WEEK Ladles' Aid Society, first Sun- Women'i Association Meetings reh day at 3:00 PM. Wednesday FIRST PRESBYTERIAN FIRST CHURCH OF ISELIN NEW DOVER COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL ST. JAMES1 R. C. CHURCH Senior Choir, Thursday at l :00 ?M. — Community Can- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ' WOODBRinOK GOSPEL ItT. Rtelard R. Rlbble, Putor Services will METHODIST CHURCH Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge 7:30 P.M. cer Dressing Oroup. 'CHURCH OF WOnnBRinOF, CHURCH Inmui Avrnne at West Brownie Troop, Thursday »t 8:45 AM. — Early Worship First Church f' R«T. Ralph 1 Hlrtlt i BfT. Pftfr Riiritui, r»«Uir Railway R. D. Z Rt. ReT. M«r. CIlflM O. 7:00 PM, — Senior Hlfh o Street. Colonia McCorrhtln, Paitor 4:00 PM. Service. MinliUr Corner Ptcwpptt Avenue »nd New Dover Road Recreation, tlst, Sewaren, John SchraMW, MlnlsUt of Mane Sunday School and Bible R«T. GuaUn Napoleon, Intermediate Troop, Friday 8:45 AM. — Sunday School fctt. Albert R. SWMt, pulnr Thnndar months of June Mri. Kenneth McCiln Rldredale Avenue Classes, 9:00 KM. AiilsUnt Putor at 7:00 ?M. for children three to eight years Julv •aptrlntfndfnt o( Church School Sunday, 8:45—6:45. 11:15— B»i. Harold Hlricb., 4 30 PM. — Girl Scouts. gust, Nearby ch'ristia 9:45 A.M. — Sunday School Gospel Service, Sunday, 8:00 AuliUnt Pastor Choral Society, Friday at of age. Parents can attend tan Snnd»T for all fcRM. Ernpst Barabas, 12:15 Church School. 7:00 PM. —, Westminster churches are locati Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:458:0, 0 F.M. church at the same time. -frl i 8:30 A. M., Church school Superintendent. Adult Bible 10-11 ~ Worship Service. Choir. way, KeypoTt, New Christian Women's Home 8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 KM. Saturday morning: Confirma- 10:00 AM. — Sunday School wfirship followed by Adult Bible Clnss at same hour, teacher, 7: bO — Intermediate Youth Bible Class, Tuesday, 2:00 P.M. Novena services every Tues- tion class at 10:00 KM:, Junior 8:15 PM. — Chancel Choir with classes for all from three Class and regular classes (or Bunyon Ernst. Group. day, 7:30 P.M. Wednesday evenings, 7:00 Young People's Meeting, Fri- Youth Fellowship at 11:00 AM, 7:00 PMFrida. - yJunior High JUTS through high school. young people. ! H:00 A.M. - Morning wor- Weekday Masses, 7:00 and Children's Choir and Junior 11:00 A.M., Morning Worshlpjshlp service. Nursery l» proChoristers- , 7:80. Senior Choir day. Recreation. 11:15 KM. — Regular Wor- RECORD STUDENT 7:30 KM. Choir and Junior Choirs held ship Service, Nursery for chil- 12:05 P.M.. Coffee hour fel-vided. practice. Saturday Athens, Ohio-']ma I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH on Monday afternoon from 2 dren from one year up, loivshlp. ; 6:T)0 P.M. — Junior and Thursday evenings, 7:30, Boy ST.'CECELIA'S CHURCH 9:30 AM. — Carol and Cru- ing through teten yfay ,s 0//^ groups. Scouts. Market and HIth Street through 3:30 in the- church. sader Choirs. 8:38 P.M. — Junior High Ing with a stralRiu 6:00 PM., Chi Rho. Perth Amboy Iselin Official Board, first Monday 7:00 PJW. — Evening Gospel Saturday mornings, 11 A.M. RCT. John Wilui, Putoi 10:30 AM. — Termite Fellow- Fellowship. age all the way! 7:30 PM., Pilgrim Fellow R>T. FeUr Kowtlchuk, Putor at 8:00 PM. Service. Brownies. Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00. Ladles Aid Society, second Ship. 11:00 A.M., Morning Worship. ship. That's the enviable Wednesday, 7:30 PJM. 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. and fourth Mondays from t Mrs. Patricia Donaho Me«tln|i 6:45 KM., Sunday School. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 7:00 PM. — Prayers for the Prayer meeting and Bible study. I8ELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Weekdays Masses, 7:30 and Official Board, 8:00 PM 8:15 PM., Baptist Youth CHURCH OF AVENEL Lord's Day. PJi. who graduated rivr, Friday, 7:30 PM. — Boys CHURCH 8:00 KM. Youni Women s Guild, Ohio University. third Thursday. 48 Berkeley Boulevard Fellowship. 621 Woodbridge Avenne ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Church School Staff, third BriRadr 7:30 PM., Evening Gospel fourth Tuesday at 8 PM. Mrs. Cooksey, Thursday, Women's Istlln, New ,?m*v CONGREGATION Avenel CHURCH Monday. 8:00 PM. Service. B'NAI JACOB Her, Chirltf S. M«K»nili, th. Junior Choir Wednesdays a last September, IUT. William Kirbj, Putor Hoy »nd Hamilton Avenues what Is was to f Women's Association, 130 Sunday School, 9:45 A.M.;11:15 A.M., Communion Sun Lord Street, Avenel Putor 7:00 PM. Men's As- Fords her report card ir P.M., second Wednesday, can- Worship • Service, 11:00 A.M.day; , first Sunday of each RAtibl Mdihi Clhtm ' R«r. Robert A. Bonhun, Ib.M. R»T. WlUlim H. Pijne, Vlcu Senior Choir Thursdays at !•>CATHOLIC CHURCH Church School. A' Men's Club fourth Tuesday,' THE UNITED CHURCH OF Ernest Gere 9:00 A.M. Su- «:30 P.M. 6:00 P.M. — Intermediate Broad and Division Streetf perintendent. 11:00 AM. — Nursey through CHRIST Choir Mothers1, 8:00 M.Y.F. Perth Amboy Steven Dorka, 10:00 KM.Senior High Church School, 1 R*T. Stephen Bedcr, Putor of Colonia and Clark second Tuesday. I 7:00 PJW. — Senior M.YJ . Superintendent. , 7:00 PM. — Junior High and Sunday Matins, 7:00 A.M.;School 17, Inman Avenue Choir Rehearsals Fortnightly Guild, second and Sunday School. 9:00 KM..Senior High Fellowships. Early English Mass, 8:00 KM. Colonia Chancel, Wednesday, 7:45 fourth Mondays, 8:00 P.M. second session 10:00 AM. 8:00 PM. — Singspiratlon Solemn Divine Liturgy, 10:00 Her. Gtotft A. ShnlU, Putot TM. : Woman's Society of Chrte- Morning worship services: Service. A.M.; Church School, 9:00 AM 9:45 A.M. — Church School. Junior, Wednesday, 6:45jtiaj n Service, third Wednesday, 10:00 A.M., English; 11:00 AM., Monday Vespers Saturday nights and 11:( — BEGINS AT - PM. 8:00 P.M. Hungarian. before holidays at 7:30 Pitship. 7:00 PM. — Boy Scouts. Children's Holy Communion first Sunday of every month. ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE JEWISH COMMUNITY Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge 1895 1939 CENTER OF COLONIA RCT. Sunucl NewttrgcT, Rabbi Christensen's Rabbi Dirid Sbtinfeld Friday, 7:30 PM., regular, THIS, TOO, IS TEXAS EASTERN Services at first aid building, Sabbath services. Inrnan Avenue. ' PAINT SALE! "Th* Friendly Store' Services, Friday night at 8:30. ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. Sunday School 9 to 10:30 and CHURCH 10:30 to 12. Port Reading Measurement Men Junior services alternate Sat- RCT. Stanlsliuj Miloi, PMtor urdays from 10 to 11:30. Sunday Masses 7:00, 8:00, HAVE FUN ... "TROFHY WINNIN6 Hebrew School Tuesday and 9:00 and 1:00 AM. Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 and 4:30 Weekday Masses at 8:00 AM. at home or FASHIONS" Keep Sharp Eye On to 6:15. Novena in honor of St. An- thony each Tuesday at 7:15! away! And to be sure ST. JOHN'S CHURCH PM., with Rev. Shelley, St. Sewaren Peter's Hospital, New Bruns- you do, now's the SWIM and Texas Eastern Gas Joseph H Thornton, Liy Lwdir Mrs. Dorothea I'ockJembo, wick, in charge. Orfinlit time to dive right 9:45 AM., Sunday School. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN SPORTSWEAR into vacation plans. 11:00 A.M., morning prayer CHURCH for the »nd service. Rahway Avenue and Carterct Shop here for every- 11:15 AM. — Communion Road, Woodbridge Sunday, first Sunday of each Kcv. John Nemeth, Putor thing you'll need. ENTIRE FAMILY! month. Robert Fraumann Organist-Director ()( R REDEEMER Sunday Services I LUTHERAN CHURCH Morning Worship at 10 A.M.I 26 Fourth Street, Fords during July and August. FOR WOMEN FOR GIRLS Rev. Eldon R. stohj Sunday School, 9:30 A.M. Organists: Eddie Jacobson First Monday Session meet- and Miss Barbara Prltsche. ing in the church office at 8:00 Matin Service 8:15 AM. PM. BATHING SUITS BATHING SUITS Main Service 10:45. Second Monday, Board of Holy Communion Trustees in the church office by Jantzen, Lee and Robby Len. Sizes J to 6x - 7 to 14 - Pre Teen First Sunday 10:45 at 8:00 PM. By Jantzen and Regal Third Sunday 8:15 Second and fourth Monday, Sunday School and Bible White Church Guild. Classes, 9:30 A.M. Second Wednesday, Sunday SPORTSWEAR SPORTSWEAR School "^teachers. TRINITY EPISCOPAL Second and fourth Wednes- By Jantzen, Old Colony, Robby By Jantzen and Ship 'n Share CHURCH day, Ladies Aid Society, 2:00 Len, Brookdale and Lee R«v. William H. Schnuus, Rector P.M. Ahon Drindej, Organist Third Thursday, Women's • Shorts • (Jo-ordi nates • Co-ordinate* By Rahway Avenue, Woodbridje Association meets at 8:00 P.M. Sunday Services Adult Choir Rehearsal, Fri- • Shorts • 8:00 AM. — Holy Com- • Jamaica Shorts day 8:00 P.M. munion. 1(> COLORS and WHITE: Youth Choir Rehearsal, Sat- • Pedal Pushers • Jamaica Shorts 9:30 A.M. Sunday School. urday, 9-10 AM. Texas Eastern Measurement Department men keep 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion Junior Choir Rehearsal, Sat- CAPE COD VELLOW - DAWN GRKY - TROPICAL • Cotton Knits • Cotton Knits a sharp-eyed watch on the natunjl pas we pipe - - and sermon (first and third GREEN - COLONIAL CREAM - RANCH BIA K - CORAL constantly testing Ic keep qualiU high and quan- urday, 10-U A.M. Sunday): Morning prayer and REEF - WEDGEWOOD BLLE - ENGLISH IVORY - • Slim Jims • Beach Bags • Pedal Pushers tities accurate. • * sej-mon (second and fourth OUR LAD* OF PEACE CAPE COD BROWN - DARK GREV - BLUE b'PRUCE - Sunday).' • Swim Caps and Terry • Knee Socks Thi« is no small job. In a year we move more'than CHURCH KENTUCKY GREEN - RANCH RED - RANCH PINK - St. Agnes' Unit, first Monday New Brunswick Avenue, Fords' CHARCOAL AND SELF-CLEANING WHITE. t Infants Pinafores 600 billion cubic feet of gas. All of it has to pass a 2:30 P.M. Goth Beiik Jackets serifes o! quality control analyses before it goes into Rev. Joseph Brzozowski, Pastor . Holy Day services, 10:00 AM Sunday Masses: 7:30, ^6:00 Reg. 6.80 Gal. the lines of our customers — distributors in Eastern and 7:30 P.M. A Wonderful Selection of Cool and Comfy :0O, 10.00 and 11:00 A.M. Seaboard, Appalachian and Midwestern states. Trinity Vestry, second Mon- day. Weekday Masses 7:00 and $5-50 Quality of the gas —how cl^an and efficiently it 3:15 A.M. Trinity Altar Guild meeU burns—ia determined by the correct balance of four- Monday ' PLAY SHOES & SANDALS lor the ENTIRE FAMILY!! quarterly. ^^ GAL teen chemical compounds normally found in it — and Novena, 7:30 P.M, , by the absence of one that is highly undesirable: Girls' Friendly Society, Thurs- jday, 6:45 PM. Male Choir RehearsaJ, 8:00 hydrogen sulfide. Other tests measure the moisture P.M. content of the gaa and its specific gravity. Trinity Choir. Thursdays, FOR BOYS 8:00 PM. Altar-Rosary Society, first FOR MEN Monday after first Sunday at SUMMER FEED A clo>« watch, too, is kept on the all-important heat- Trinity Church School Fac- 8:00 PM. ing quality of the gas. Much higher than manufac- ulty, fourth Friday, 7:30 p,M. Holy Name Society, second tured gas, Texas Eastern's natural gas has a heat Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday Monday after second Sunday SWIM TRUNKS content of about 1040 BTU per cubic fool. 7:00 PM. WON'T BURN! SWIM TRUNKS at 8:00 PM. i Cub Scout Pack 134, fourth, Boxers and Lasto Tuesday Boxers, Lastex, and And—as if the quality control job weren't enough - Monday, 8:00 PM. by Jantzen Measurement Men apount for every cubic foot of PTA meeting third Tuesday "ZipfrFits" by Jantzen gas that goes through the system... all (>100 miles THE CHURCH OF of each month at 8:00 PM. of it, stretching from the Mexican border to the JESUS CHRIST Thursday SPORTSWEAR Female . Choir Rehearsals,; SPORTSWEAR Northeast Coast (ias is taken into the system at Florida Grove Road over 400 purchasing points located in the gas pro- Hopelawn 8:00 PM. By Jantzen, TruVal, Champ, By Kaynee and Jantzen Joseph Benyola, Minister Confessions ducing areas and checked out at more than 100 sales Jameg BenyoU, Every Saturday from 11 AM. McGregor, Buckskein, Haggar stations, located largely in Midwestern,) Appalachian Sunday School Superintendent and Dickies and Eastern Seaboard states. Richard BenjoU, Ortattlit until noon; 4 to 6 PM. and 7 » Walking Short* Sunday Morning Worshic to 9 PM., and sometimes on A cubic foot of natural gas that whooshes out of a 10:30 AM. | days before Holy Days of Obli- 5-3-2 PolkShirts wel head in Texas on a 90-degree day is a lot differ- Sunday School, 9:15 AM.gation. I Play and Camp Shorb ent in content from a cubic foot that moves through Sport Shirts a n etering point in New Jersey on a freezing day. 100% Bermuda Shorts I •• So,to equate the gas) handled under varying tempera- PUBLIC AUCTION SALE • Sport Shirts tures and pressures, the Measurement Men use a of Was^'n Wear Slacks mathematical formula that corrects far the tempera- ORGANIC • Chino Coordinates ture and pressure and lets us know exactly how much for Sportyackets gas - - measured in volume — We have taken into the ANTIQUES By Jantzm and Kaynee lystem and how much we have sold. All Purpose Basque Shirts , THE COUNTRY BARN Sweaters ' k All in all, Texas Eastern's Measurement Men do a The property upon which the Country Barn is located FEEDING • Wash'n Wear Sla< * king-site job of assuring the customers of a continu- having been sold, we the undersigned will «ell at abso- Straw Hats and Summer ing supply of deun natural gas that will keep them lute public auction our entire stock of Antiques on the happily cooking with gas for a long time to come. premises at Caps Monmouth Road and Monmouth Park Highway $3.95 Thii is viit of a term of monthly reports o« i^ 50 LB. the divemii'kd nclivitiea of Tans Eastern *~> West Long Branch, N. J. BAG Tianiiiiinsiou (Wjwufi'vii. on FREE Lot 10:00 A. M.--SATURDAY, JijJLY 11—10:00 A. M. WE DELIVER - CALL HI 2-1350 In Our A complete and absolute dispersiqn of our entire AIR CONDITIONED stock consisting of China, Crystals, Furniture. Bi'k-a- ft* {JO* confer AT BEAR EHTRAMCE biac, Glassware. Approximately'1200 itfms must be told. TEXAS EASTERN Our shop is now closed and will remain closed until date. of sale, at which time the offerings may be reviewed from AMBOY FEED STORE HOl'KS: 9:00 A. M. until tale time. Positively no private sales. IV-*v' 9 3 Lunch will be served. Seating accommodations. Sale will Open D»'l> - HOUSTON. TEXAS SHREVfPORT. LA. be held regardless of weather conditions under cover. and Garden Shop Christensen s Until « •"•M A EY C0LE M PRODUCERS • PROCESSORS • TRANSPORTERS Bv Order of U°R ' Eit. 1919 — Gforge Walsh, Prea. Store „ Friday Till 9 '" Natural Gas • Cruds dil • Petroleum Products ny uraer oi. R,CHARD PLl]rVKETT 279 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., PERTH AMBOY <>7 MAIS SIMM B. G. COATS, Auctioneer I Corner of Oak street) Phone: CApltal Z-J59» « liooh in that, somoone has slipped THF (WITH) OUTSKIRTS OF Possibly, in Poland. For, just the s» it i' (Thf liaison a1 day, President, Eisenhower's Your New 10ut of Every 2 Families Say book explaining his role as Supreme Commander in World War II was pub- Social Security lished. It was priced rather highly, They Find it More Difficult to -rtpret and evidently Poljph authorities did v AUAN A. BASS. not think too many people would buy ltl":lrict Make Ends Meet •> K, Gregory It. ' ' Q 1 Rill ronrh age 72 on and Publisher AIIIMIM 6, 1059. Will my parn- -*. The book was placed on sale one Inus for 1059 nIToct the number Townihip- nf i'lir>ckn I will rccnlvl? By Kfnnfth Fink, Director findings 1* that the older tilt T1 morning; in a few hours the shelves " 'in "on publinhhllJhfed weekly on Thuriday A. If your fRrninK* for 1959 Princeton Rfsf»rfh Rfrvlcf 'person, the more likely he istU F""1' '",'„ r.rrfn StStreer t ME-4-1111 were empty. By the next day all 5,000 ' Wdlirldje - nvpr $12(10, you will bt mib- PRINCETON. New Jersey — My that he ls having a hard« ', New Jeney copies has been sold. This was an ob- UTirrri P'"' pi'bllihed weekly on Friday Jrct to loss nf onr month's The effect of the hlRh cost of time making ends meet. **' ill RniiM»»lt Avenue Kl-l-HN vious smash hit fo chirk for each J8000 or fr living over the past twelve | The voU bf tge brtcttts: * Cittfret, New Jnuj Europie.11 lion of $80.00 by which your months on rank and file fami- rilriilnKK rxeecd $1200. How- lies acrow the Oaidpi} 3tatp| 5 5 )VO(,i)nRinr.E PUBMSHING COMPANI An interesting thing about this de- over. you will nol losr » check can be seen from the result* of! "5*1 ( harlfs E. Gregory, President fnr any month In which you arc a New Jersey Poll survey Just « « • g 3J Lawrence F. Campion velopment is the fact that the book :i(ti> 72 r>r older, »r In »njr completed. {Harder .41% 50% •«% - Virf prmldtnl and Treasurer contains some slurring remarks about mnnth In which you neither One out of every two adult About the ume 3ft 19 14 ' . rarn over J 100.00 u in em citizens talked to In the state- Eailtr 21 11 • . 1 communism. For instance, it contains n, f"" " <"U»ery, I* centi per copy wide survey say they are hav- still another Interesting flnifr ' ...h-rrlplion r»tM by mall, Including poita|e, such lines as: oyr, or perform iiilrttantla .. . . " ' , u mi; nil monthi, ^^.li\ three monthi, as a ln hBrder tlme "" • • rnplti by mall, U cenU, All payable wlf-fmployed * • m»Wng endsi|ng is that somewhat morf "We who saw Europe liberated know rion. meet tofoy than they did a'manual wbrkers than white*. that a communistic fear that men will Q. I retired on July 1, 1958, R8°' dollar workers say they are eat* lien does my year start for Survey findings also show perlenclng more dliflcultar"'( cling to freedom is well founded. It is of the $1200 annual that about three in every eight making ends meet today than , possible that this truth may be the security earning test? say they are doing about as they did a year ago. reason for what appeared to be an ag- A. The year start* January 1 well as they did a year ago in- The vote by occupations: ind Mids December 31, retard- sofar as making ends meet. gressive Intent on the part of the com- ed of when you retire or file And another one In nine told /htn'f B/nme the Collector! munists to tear down all governmental application. New Jersey Poll staff reporters R,vr;pi of new — and Increased — structures based upon individual free- Q. I have been receiving BO that they are finding it easier dom." al security retirement checks today to make ends meet than tax bills, is always a signal lor irate >r two years; however, I re- they did a year ago. Hardtr honi(M>wnors to descend in all their It is to be hoped that the Poles will irned to work and my earn- In other words, the number ngs for 1958 were $2400. I who my they are having a About (he same ttraih mi Tax Collector Michael J. publish other books expressing the arned $200.00 each month and harder time making ends meet Eailer -r^iiicr. A similar situation exists in viewpoint of various champions of the lid not receive any benefits for today than they did a year ago Of Importance, 0|!l(r,'(immunities. democracies, although we doubt that le year because in January, Is Just a bit greater than the somewhat higher proportion! Fm I hose not aware of municipal 958, I told you to stop my combined number who say of Independent voters — th« many of the others will get by — as hecks. Must I We an annual either that they are having an group that holds the balance ninri,i.s operand! ft should be remem- did "Crusade In Europe.' port for 1958? easier time making ends meet of power In New Jersey state- bPi-Ki i he Tax Collector is not responsi- A. No. Yon do not nMd to file or that they are finding it no wide elections— told New Jer- n annual report for any year different from a year ago. sey Poll reporters that they an bic fnr the amount of your bill: He is having an easier time making Defending Our Pkne$ which you earn over 11200 When New Jersey Poll staff n,rrr.v the public official designated nd had benefits withheld for reporters put this question to ends meet or that they are \p /o'fvt the levies. He has probably Another Navy plane has been fired 11 months of the year. New Jersey adult citizens in all finding it no different from » walkB of life: year ago than do Democrats or sow your home or plant or va- Q. Suppose my earnings are on in the Far East by Communist jet 1600 for 1959 and benefits "Compared with » year ago, Republicans. ots, ha.s no idea of the grounds on fighters. This is an old story, although ere withheld for me for all are you finding It harder, Here's the way people In th« any particular assessment was such an incident had not occurred for months of the year because of easier, or about the same to various political groups Under the Capitol Dome my work. Should I file an an- make both ends meet?" answered: d. and even if he did could make some time until recently. ual report? These were the results: Rep. Dem. Ind. no ai'.natidn in it without running By J. Joseph Grlbblit Harder 52% Harder 51% 57% 47* But the script, was the same this A. Yes, becauw you will have About the same 37 About the same 11 32 40 tiif:-i.-k or a law-suit or a hitch in the time as it was several years ago, when lome social security benefits 11 Easier 8 11 IS oming to you. As you are sub- riin'n TRENTON — New Jersey is and would almost certainly re- Highlight of today's survey (Continued on Page 19) an unarmed Navy plane was shot down covers a distance of almost 100 ject to loss of one check for not only keeping pace with the sult in a gerrymandering of miles from north to south and Ti.r Tax Collector then, is the wrong by Communist jets. In the latest inci- .tomic age but will undoubtedly congressional districts/' ach {80.00 or fraction of ?80.00 20 to 50 miles east to west. In >y which your earnings exceed tar-t i upon whom to aim your verbal become a great factor In the WHITE LINES: —. Repainting otal area the coastal plain dent, a Navy plane was fired on, hit, 11200, you would be due seven space age through intensive re- of approximately 2,462 miles of somprlsed almost half the en Know Your Representatives blunderbuss. Your taxes are based and failed to return the enemy's fire. hecks for the year. search conducted by Industry, 'hlte lines on the .outer edges ire state. The best citizen ls an active cltteen, one who U Q. I will reach 65 this July; v,'M\ the value of your property as However, this plane was armed, ac- universities and government. )f New Jersey State highway alert and goes to the source to secure the beBt available mvements will get underway Half of this area comprises lowever, I Intend to work un- f:xrd by the Board of Assessors. Ac- cording to the Navy's investigation, On July 21, Mrs. Mamie he barrens, or great pin Information. The best representative Is one who co- Eisenhower, First Lady of the won and be completed within the end of the year. I earn operates with his constituents and ls ready and eager (vniiiii; to the tax rate for the current though with only one operative turret. i5 working days. forest, comprising 2,000 squar 25.00 a week, Should I come Land, will christen the first ttlles, or 1,200,000 acres. In thi to receive their views. Herewith are the addresses of in to see you In July or wait vfur. your bill is determined on the nuclear powered merchant ship, One painting contract In- section the State Division your representatives. Keep In touch with them. Actually, although the average civil- ntll after I retire? basis df property valuation. The Col- the N. S. Savannah, at Caraden cludes the white lines on roads Pish and Game already owns ian may not know it, it would have It was designed and built as a In north Mercer. Somerset A. You could Walt until UNITED STATES CONOBESB ktor knows nothing about the trans- about 90,000 acres as Public made little difference whether the pa- demonstration to the world of Hunterdon, Morris, Bergen Hunting and Pishing Grounds, lifter your retirement without || Senator H. A. Williams, Jr., (D), Senate Office Build- America's determination to de- Union, Essex, Warren, Sussex losing benefits, but It would be ing, Washington, D. C. Home—Westfleld •::-)!] until the assessment is certified trol bomber was armed or not. One f which 26,000 are within the velop the peaceful applications and Passaic counties and wii: pine barrens. better for y6O to contact your Senator Clifford P. Case (R), Senate Office Building, I Is ins office and he has no authority slow patrol plane of this type is no of nuclear power. cost $45,679. Another contract social security office in July. Washington, D. C. Home—345 Avenue, Railway. calls for new lines In Middlesex, The task is to get plants Its cost Is $31 000,000 and its At that time you could (He your' Representative Peter FreUnghuysen, Jr. (Ri, (Fifth match for jet fighters, and the only Monmouth, Bouth Mercer, known wildlife food and covei Congressional District), House Office Building, $13,000,000 nuclear engine will value established on the Ugh application and, in your case, Si I (1(111' t blame the Tax Collector if Ocean, Burlington, Atlantic Washington, D. C. Home—Morrlstown. way these aircraft can be protected is drive the ship at a speed of over textured, sandy and loamy sam receive your benefit beginning you have been done in. It Camden, Gloucester.,. Salem, for the month of September. to protect them with missile-firing je 20 knote'lor two and one-half so that wildlife may thriv STATE LEGISLATURE years without refueling. Cumberland and Cape May there. Q. I am 65 and make $2000 i't his do^ng. :ounties. Senate interceptors. This the Navy is now Next year at Princeton Uni- SWEET CORN: - This is th year. I suppose I earn too John A. Lynch (D), 85 Paterson Street, New Brunswick doing. versity a $30,000,000 Stella The li. >s, made with special season for Jersey sweet cor much to get my social security. ly developed paint containing Assembly C> Our Obligation is Clear The only answer is to have jet inter rator," a device without prece- freshly harvested from th A. Not necessarily. If you dent, will be completed. It is millions of tiny glass beads, an fields. were over 65 the whole year, William Kurtz (D), 415 Conover Street, South Amboy < our definite Impression the mu- ceptors escorting our patrol craft, and designed to control the fusion considered life savers. In foggy The acreage of sweet corn li on would, In fact, be entitled David I. Stepacoff (D), 160 Lewis Street, Perth Amboy of the plentiful atoms of hydro- and rainy weather at night, the the southern Atlantic-Capf to 2 monthly checks. However, J. Edward Crabiel • water where they are not ex- receive pay for all 12 months, L. Ray Allbanl (D) Peter Schmidt Atomic Energy Commission to Assistant Wildlife Manager, ttr, Bordentown, on July 1' Elmer Dragos (D) Thomas Costellp (D) ly. All of us hope that we will be able 375 hospitals, private firms and 'm over 65. Am I tntitled to " the infection which unclean- State Division of Pish and and 20 and the public ls invite Fifth Ward ducatlonal institutions in New any social security benefits? •iroduces. These waters tor years to perform thjs feat graciously. Game, who has completed a . New Jersey farmers are ni John Evanko (R) Jersey so they might purchase A. If you've worked long study of wildlife foods on th putting much faith In the idei David Miller (R) " ; and thorium in their work. An and engulfed many thousands Jersey.... New Jersey ls amoni the 3 monthly checks. many men working themselves up to COUNCILMEN not quite enough for the'Town- other 61 access permits which of acres of fields and woodlands the 11 states and 52 cities to 1> •<: Woodbridge to dismiss any 'a heart ^attack or a stroke, and with Rive the holder the right n the Highlands, Piedmont am awarded honors for merltorlou John X. D'Zurilla (D) Adam Ssymborskl (D) study , certain categories Walter Sullivan (D) Alex Such (D> i of responsibility because the other diseases taking their toll, it is Palisades regions of New Jersey, work in police traffic supervi classified atomic energy and lf continued will surer slonj: in 1958. . . . The annu JUST PARAGRAPHS Thomas Millie (D) John Hutnlk 03) I'd by swimmers is off privately- sometimes difficult to make the grade. formation have been Issued to curtail hunting and fishing-. Firemen's Parade will be heli '•i land and is not, therefore, any Several wlw come to mind are Ber- firms and individuals In New According to McLain, the fu this year at the New Jerse: Jersey. ture of public hunting for thi State Fair in Trenton on Sat rinding A Way ii to the municipality. Since the nard Barucfc, for example, who jecent- MID-SUMMER POLITICS: -f-160,000 license-buying sports urday evening, September Nothing modernizes a home ! , There were 208,000 Ne' so completely as an ad offering |5th willing to%conduct careful ex- ly took off tor a six-week' visit to Eng- Members of the New Jersey Re men would be bleak if It were land. Barueh l» 88 years old, and is publican State Finance Com not for the Coastal Plain whic (Continued on Page 19) If for sale. —Jax Air News, i'i»«is and report Its findings to mittee think they have the low Jacksonville, Fla. HOW WELL DO YOU pro •'• i'*al officials, w& believe a re- still hale and hearty, and seeing the. down on Democratic Governo GLAMOR GIRLS Meyner. The Reckoning :ii M world and offering advice. He has been ' H these tests should be made In the first issue of Th Most of u« get what wjs de- ai ( HANDLE MONEY? 'iie When sufficient' evidence advising U, S. presidents for many Watchman, published by the serve, but only the successful will admit It. -Irish Digest. ls owamed the findings can be an- decades. ommlttee from headquarters a On* of tt>» tat wiji to han- Of "INVESTMENT FACTS," the Stacy Trent Hotel in dle money li to put It fo work. that hii helped many people MuinYii publicly — and if necessary, Another k Sir Winston Churchill, And one wij to put money to to tarn extra Income. Tou'U ton, a warning is Issued against Good Against Cnb , Too further Democratic inroads lr nark li to uu»rt tn lood com- alM learn aoout the Monthly "•<•• ix-adi can be posted with warnings. who often gtts together with Baruch How, to whip the dandelion mon itock with the purpote of Innitment Plan, a war to bo; 1 hl the Legislature next Novembe scourge); plant concrete in your owning ciih dlridtndi. ttock In aome of America's ' Mnall effort seems a small price who is almott as old as Baruch, and "If the Legislature wen finest companlei tor u little back yard. More than 3M companlei on l i Democratic, the price New Jer ai |4t e»erj three monthi. " l''> to avoid an epidemic which may Churchill is itlll active, painting, writ- —The Country Editor the New York Stock Exchtnl* i; ! k sey would pay Is the loss of an; hue paid diTideniU to inan- For jour free cop;, Juit wnd * ' ">t; in the Sound. If the danger ing, or making ipeeches, and traveling the coupon below, telephone check on an administration - Dispirited owneii eierj three monthi 01 around the world. eager to whitewash any spote from 20 to M jeui, Tou'U and or visit our office. You're nnder "''i'-ction exists, and appears to be Just as the Federal Govern- them UtUd In the new edition no obligation, of coune. 01 Sl that would mar the -portfolio ol ment announced that the un- i'!inmt dimensions, we believe Still anothir Is Chancellor Konrad Washington-hopeful Meyner T employment picture was bright- OWN YOUR SHARE OF AMERICAN BUSINESS '"• "wnship should consider seriously Adenauer, of Germany, who recently said the article. ening, Oklahoma voted to lay ih "Any prospect that would be | Pacing of a special policeman in said he intenfcd to remain as Chan- off a few thousand bootleggers. opened by Democrats gaining a lllil —Detroit News '"' to enforce any ban%hioh may cellor until 1M2, even-though he is Senate majority would be set- T. L WATSON & CO. Jl (i rounded 1H* ' «'ti'Mnined necessary. ' • ! well up in his itghtles. ting up Meyner to, appoint a Howler Member New York Stock Exchange All( r Democratic Senate President to Clip from essay submitted by ' all, we have special policemen In the mad icramble to meet dead be acting Governor while Mey- lilll British candidates for the American Stock Exohange ner rum for president, . '" " y oth^f less Important duties. lines, pay bills, and keep up with the Overseas School Certificate Ex- AMBOY NATIONAL OANK BUILDING )1( "This prospect ls not an after- amination: "I was admitted to { "' a^uing this point, however, w« Joneses we should more often take thought. Attorney General AT * CORNERS M 1 ll the Primary English- Girls' (1' - will be tbe better part of wis- the necessary tbne to consider the David D. Furman at a speech I*L HI Z-2U» U) School at the age of sin." MONKOB A. WBIAOT, Beiidtnt Futar J"" ascertain^ bathing off Se- later years, the Nftl values of life, and —London Observer ls sa» b« plenty of time then' to II we will do fels, and slow down check on Irresponsible leg lf a Is just about the same as that AdOree* tlon wouW also open wide the '' Problem eyUts, how to cope* and develop a sensible philosophy, we "Xour father is measuring me for a trip in a uosa for a nervous breakdown. floodgates,, W bills passed to Clt| might also live to be 80. curry favor with oertatn groups,. coufr-whatever THAT IS." —Onowa (Iowa) Sentinel PA01 TWEI.VK Fete Sel ]On Sunday For L"an • Mrs. Julh]s a native of n ,,,' COLONIA - The Wood- ; Instruct, dancers In n " brldge chapter of the Cosmo- l0 197 i [Hfiwailan tinners for n,, "•Ml politan, Association will hold 1 looming Hawaiian r,-siu an all-day family pirn '- this! COLONIA — Five children Luau, to be hrM ln (ii Sunday at. Roosevrlj Park hV Ml In UIK Normandy Rwd «*c fall by the Sisterhoods , Orov* 3 inn t (Inn held a successful fair In crritflt.loti Butli Bii,,]n,,. Mrs. Joseph, Perrlconc. 20 their backyard last Week to mid Congregation Hn,,, pent Columbia Avenue, president of; rnl»f money for two pur- lAvenel, , nkes. .the chapter, says that she and poses ~~ thr polio fund and Rehearsals BIT brim;., tilllij her family expwst to be there Hie new Catholic parish, St. Innd the members nf ;'.. at 9 A.M. to welcome members, John Vianney. Mrs. Charles Rlblett, Iselin. is; jlwvr been selected »M< J ~-M The fair was held in the Mrs, N. Lfvinsky. M Jted' ln charge of the day's program raid of Mrs, Throdore Fnehi, ton Oliilger. MIR, JVI, Ir. i and games for the children. fil Normandy Road, and ran :vit/. Mrs. B. QiTPiisp,, fnion £ A smorgasbord picnic table for four days. Bowling, "clob- Harold Mcltz, Mrs acek **rlll have food 'specialties which ber cans," croquet, a white jBfrnsteln, Mrs. Erii •vlng members will contribute. Many elephant table, and acrobatic \j, ikoff, who will he R w alas delicious national dishes will br acts were among the enter- lartoi on display. The Associates is bert SellB. Martin tainment offered, !•••;: imilj a group of young women, born Murray Herman, Prtn Ki r> •onla outside the United States, who Children who worked pnt- ;nnd "The Fabulous .J.,,, tlng the fair on were Gregory —W get together for sortablllt.v and • Meyer Trarhtenberg. Mi \\r fucha. Jo Anne Johnson, Irs. mutual help. The Woodbrldge GIFT FOR HKCTOKY: Mi'thers Club nf St. John Vlanmw Mr. Glnlger and Georc- M;;> Richard and Barbara Perci- nd I chapter, part of the national Rev. Walter A. IMibiivmi. pantnr. «lth gifts fnr new rrrtnrj. Mrs Martin Lltlncp.' ', val. and Ellen Swselman, all Mrs. Charles llnzempa. Ir. e organization, was first organ- seph Potrrs, Mrs. Thomas Ooherly. Rev. Radilwoti, and Mrs, Olnlger are in rh;,- .r between thr aged of seven nd ised In March and has 33 mem- posters; Mr*, prtn- K':T. and 10. Mrs. Harold BmiMi an let •Jters throughout the Township. YOl'NdHTKRS All) POLIO FUNI1 AND CHURCH: A group of children from Normandy V1 Bernard Krnvltz. ticker. —K 2phe members, many of whom Road, Colonla, held a "fair" and rained »7, Thry prwwnted 1J to the Polio Fund and $1 to iWllllflm Iceland and ,j •jr* 01 war brides, come from the new St. John Vlanney parish. Above are Lawrence F. Campion, chairman of the Goodman sound ef[rri.< Ir. i ••ranee, Germany. Italy, Ens- National Foundation Fund Drive; Jo Ann Johnson and Gregory Fuchs. Mining from the iselin Personals acek, land and Australia. picture are Rlrhurd Perctval, Barbara Percival. and Ellen Sessleman. The children wed 'hillp Mrs. Perrlconn hopes tlwt » their allowance money to buy article* to sell at the fair or to hand out for prises. uest big family turn-out will take GLADYS E. SCANK New Parish Ns -M place Sunday and urges any 497 Lincoln Highway, Iitltn :uthb Birl who has not previously at- Tel. ll-MIN rt. J tended a group meeting to take Double-Ring Rites Held Residents Form History is Told Valte: this opportunity to come and Mrs. Laverne Beecher, New COLONIA Who !• uests get acquslnted. York City, WRS a dinner guest Vianney for whom tlv 1 At Guzzo-Wertz Wedding New Civic Group of Mr. and Mrs. John Burger, ;•: illci" "Whatever country a girl lonln parish has been i.,i:],r, —a may come from there'll be at isELIN-- Miss Lillian Helen COLONIA - - A new civlclElmhurst Avenue. According to thr • n->'-k it tiis least one person from .home, Wertz, daughter of Mr. and group, the Green Ridge Clvlcj __jjr and jjri, Joseph O. 8«liits" compiled by Hir Rr. Vlllla I know." the Colonln president-Mrs. Alexander Wertz. 36 Association, was formed here;Boehm Marconi Avenue are dlrtlnr fathers of Si ,-\,. to I says. "It's a grand homey feel-Jwashlngton Avenue, was mar- at a meeting recently at the spending the summer at Stony tine's Abbey till;; St. .In;,:, ; er, I Ing to hear someone speakWrled Saturday to Silvio John Inman Avenue flrehouse. Ac- Acres Farm, Monroe, Conn. jeordtne to residents, the Green in Prance from 17S(i in ; md t> American with the same aceent'ouzzo. son of Mr. and Mrs. —Mrs. James Elliott, Auth Ridge section comprises Morn- mid was the pailMi \>\:

\ HOW TO PLAY ntn th> "Hinto Acrtu'' ind fill In tht werdi >«j think fit kwt «n thi •fficitl inlry blink (or in «JIC1 lund drawn fuilmllt, nt cirbsn or ntKhinical ri- HINT SENTENCES FOR GAME NO. 4 TOP iAVINGS ON trsduction (ccttlod), All th< wordi you n>M in in th. "wonl Its*" kn. ChKk in your dicliannry all thi hi'i in Ittvbri. 6.90 wirdt livtn U »• iut< rou UH tht cornet word !• men »ni fit tht mtanlni In th. hint. \ln tht taUtr or mara (a* look tvt hi trtwbk. • « ward fittini thi hint, lit tntritt in anvtlam 'Tha fypt of «trw tht) tv»f«|i and •ccialtd. No fucchata ii raauirad. •I'M" *il||H wrlla an aicaiian. •SIS 4* t,aaitltn In « kvatHftlioii T. tt aliiiolt far thi lonui fd«, hava tht ftcma tli«( *aj|Maii tta ' ituU Markttl' Cllhitr ttamp your ontry klank, whan y*u tarlalnly ka tamltlarid wtrtklan. purchaa< tnt ll-ai. can Idaal ctffH, tr any tiat In I. Ctrtlul •*«•), mlfjkt try t« .vtM Kill Inatant Cafftt, tt I4ot. Louolla Ivaotratad' Milk. aaa. Tht ,hlnt> numbtrtd I], 14, II and tf mint M cor. 7.90 rtatly anawarad Mor* thi r«t of tht auuli will it ». Mavit pi«4«t*r nwy flWlIkh; flaiaj Mr.- '"'• ' »*%*• Winntri and nrrtct tolutltn will bt atttod ttldt hi can cut Ail. Regularly in ytur Acmt Markat. Intry Manki (or aami Na. 4 Much lartt'i itancl ml wad. mint ka raaalvtd >y 1:04 », aj, ,„ mtnity, July M, I. C.n HiMilmaa ka M »H fa Priced to 1HE YOUNG POINT OF VllW IN SHOES IHt. Oarract ttlutitni an to ko hold In xaltd •(!• profitH. vtlaaai ky tht Naw Vark Trutt Company, Niw Vark, » Mlf>l lovu thi •InMtfhrt »a it N, V. Fattnt tppliad for, ctpyriaht IMtlHI ky rathir c«M. ' •Vtr^a, Inctrpantta. 10. Ap aiiMrlaiKad aaaatMi lhauU ka |UY THIS! *12.95 America's smartest shoe value/ «blo to atfvlia M how I* kaap • FM BONUS JUDGING ___ DM kvml*|. Ml ludlmg will aa dana ay tha RMiktn H. Donntlliy 11 - Ural baMnMn may mil ken/a, M Oamaany, a natianally knawn aantatt judiing organ- *••»•—*«»a*arl wa raaarva thi right ta luua duall. aata arlin In avant of tiat. In can af a tit far dr.t . _ tWpIr whtn Ihta dtivi DUCT iulian, and thtlr dxlllam ara Hull. Thi, i, , nn. IUY IONUS PKO tail of iklM wigi enly ana oarratt ulutlon. alaaa, thoaa hat racaiving firit arlw will racaiva comai hit way. HMnd alaaa arian. Tha Mint mum will bt utad far * arlaa will ki award*) la/tfM aafltnUnt wllk |h< M Morkir, htnglni awl clalhai, uvU r*» bactma •» maat naarly aarraat mlulion. Tnlrtir and arlnt will ' " *^t "M* t^nyoni ruiy plavy Mttpt itnvloytn - br and immadlata ftmilin or Acm. MarktU, Warda, Int. ba htlfM4 by kit _. The BOOT SHOP ki awarda< and *M third trlaaa la cgntHtanU In *., ,^, •*" "• ••intllty Cantaany. Uniignad ar blank >l4w M tha carratlllaat af tfialr Mluliant. il .glalt ar>iw.r. will not bt tUalblt ta win « ariaa. 11. May hev* H bt takta *H aftar a kavfc* fiat will ba trakan In faur a» th, «„(,,!„( will, All antriat aacami flit proaarty of War«i, Int. flnl» tang run. or thf Entire tamily tha aarratt «alu«|M to IhtllMr HlDt, iktn lh« mtnd, it u t, , , 14. Ohtn a Itam'i fam aft «*t at all tlaia w«ik tha-third, ate, until tha tla la krakiiv. if tia still rH Mrmlt ht UM th ir Mm ( picturti by Acmi Mirktli lor t htthanl abowf diacvtalDf lit . *• Mliti. lha cantattanta will k» aant a „,„ ,uul ,, di and publicity Hlhtta an auMlattd wM wcdti. J05 Mein St. M\i 1-2528 Woodbridge U. Ih. biblical itary af th. fl*td *,. y kadi «• la ktUtvi that all rhi l C.«M •" "V,.. Gcf free entry blank of. oil ACMC Markefs.' paaala MMpi Ntah and hit faa* In,,.,. Uy mart. ' PAGE FIFTEEN GROVE STREET Patricia 8nyder, Supervisor Winners of special events NEWS FROM THE PLAYGROUNDS eld at the Grove Street Play- round are as follows: ISELIN PERSONALS nnd (HUBCH STREET Barbara Niemlec; bubbllc which Ppftnut hunt, Monica Qertty, i,|,,' sniotto, Supervisor lasted the longest, Betty Ann James Snydpr, Allen Mlnkler By GLADYS E. SCANR ,Rosenblatt, Kenneth HamnMtt,*? • * and twenty- Gallos. onr imndrrd Kevin Commprton, Thomas 497 MneoMi Hlnhwiy. hflin (Patricia Matkoroski, Donald ]'\ 1 "!ommerton, Mary Anne Oerlty fiilll Hildrcn rcdistered the first A clay modelling contest wa T*l. M-l-161* !DP Clrrrorlo and Mtahael 8nl- •'• il,P playground WRS open held Tuesday. Winners were Brian Mullen, Ralf Mondy Mr. and Mrs Jack . , «f»»- i,,l,nps nnd ball were among most realistic, Andrnw prouin Thomas Hutnich. Frederick ( PS played the first tew Dworak. Wayne Lympanlck, blalt and children. DHjnle and -binner (!uosW «f Mr. «nd-,i •( IIIP en aano. Michelle Hoffner, Llndi doll contest and a Kozar; iieatrst, work, Betty Ann Dennis Mlnkler, Marie Mlnkler, IJprry. Wnndruff St.nvt. -spent Mrs. Irving Chopik. Hom«| ' Mlnkler, William Kownl "l','i,|p iriim contest were held. Oallos; most colorful, Joan I-IIP weekend with Mi and Mrs, Park Avenue were Mr. and Mia.' John Wooley, Mary Ann Pap- 'Vlir winners of the doll con- Oallos; prettiest, Betty Am IivinR Iiirbnwilz. 8piiii»;fli'kl, .Samuel Schwartz, Belleville; pas, Noreen Costello. Rick fM «-prr us follows: Gallos; most unusual, Lind Mr. nnd Mrs William Vn« Mi BMCI Mrs. Ralph Schwartt M]rl,.st doll, Margie Kuchle Kozar, Lois Kozar; largest as Ofitello, Christine Ondrnzik and suns. Dennis and B'lly nnd children. Nina and Jeff, ,: .,,,1 .johnny Yackullck; newst sortment, Janice Niemlec Thomas Costello. Peter Pappaf WomlnilT SI rod spent the ).oil- Newark and Mr. and Mrs. Irv. Dlnne Pnnta, Jeffry Jaeger, ,nil .iniiire Niemlec. Barbara diiv weekend at Breton Woods, "ii: Pcckpniian, Carleret. Brian Jaeger, Gon-y Jaeser, Deborah Ann , * William Voul Jr. n'li'Omli'd - Mr*. 0. T. Catlin. 090JM! I,lnda Sue Hoffner, YMC A have bath Diann Pappfts, Thomas Grrity, Ins [niiriii hirtliday at a, p..rt,y Avcmir. was hostess at a bacK*[ lnR C must brim Colleen Gerity, Robert Loye, I !neii liv his paiTiils. Guests 'ti-,vard hiirbpouc Thursday gfte'r* ti,iUln Rcmenar; smaleat, Mar- T Snnnenberg, Elleenl*™? Bnd Sand modeling contest, Ken- iluilrd Hiclmrd mid Lannnre noon. Guests were Mrs. AlW- ',• 8kalan«ya; cents. The bus, which will to dra Miller, Kevin, Thomas,and! (lie. ne, .leny and Debbie ander Cutlibertson and chll-jjy free, will meet the children so Kathy McDonough, Dennis ; ,,;,t face, Dtane Mazur, drpn Richard and Maureej) and/>, [in ing tta the Y.M.C.A. beglnntni Ky Dorothy. Bro- Minkler, Jeffrey LoaRnn, Donna wvrk.i pinv offs for the champ'Mrs. Tliomas Mayno andichll-i.- j ,,,11 Kirnly, July 8 st 8:20 in front of Mauri curliest- hair, Kathy Boiion, William Golden, Wil- "f i",\. h of these will be held. tdiTii. Thomas and Barbara )>*, i1 ,,ski: Motors. liam Smith, Wayne Lympanick, ,.-,„ ilie, Diane Nason; most roi-KTH STItEKT ! Diiuirr miests ot Mr, andt; , David Jensen and Laura Lym- ,n,,iinil, Karen Ballman, Alm- PEARL STREET iinrt Pat Bart a to, |MK. Joseph Por?rflno. Worth!^i.j panlck. ! ,. i^ii'si'ii: most life-like, Mar- Rose Inaolo, Supervisor Supervisors Street were Mrs, John ShllH-f.!* j Penny hunt, Wayne Lym- ',!,„ oicscn, Betty Ann Gnllos; hora(1! Wi • if the dull contest.tanl and Mr. nnd Mrs. MWhaeli'* '1 I ™e contest was held|panick, Kenny, Donald and ue nidi-it. Karen MrCtiskcr: FittueriBS, Hazlet nnd M.r* and.'^ M,flSi unusual, Diane t Pe Thomns McIvpr anl Karl."'n ara08 A * " ^homas Hutnich, Brian Mullen. iu'wesi. Vivrinia Znmplno; Mrs. l/iuis Ooynes, Brooklynlf ,-,,-ki. Ann Marie - > Dennis Bonk against Thomas:Boyed Carmen, Robert Loye, liifi'i'M. Sharon Jornskle: Mr, ajid Mrs. Ooynes ytrv i'ii,i;i Ko»r and Lois Ann Ko- Hines and Ricky Semon. theJPatricia Sadllch. Coleen and , home made, Michelle snwlWi. Dimie Honurlr^pyf- , , ,a i t , latter winning, Winners of the Thomas Qerity, Frederick and W( ( )sts o( Mr Bn ,,•]] Ml^mlPc, Patricia McQet- twins. KHthy and Suwn Zam- Be ve ridge, Worthl McNulty, Bird houses were Y.M.CA. are Ralf undy, Al- G '.an and Clary Saakes. l>iiio: nicest boy dull. Calol Co- ; made Thursday and Dennis len and Dennis MI: kler, Ste- Mv flnd Mrs The winners of tht bubble Bonk's bird house was chosen phen Tomaskovlcz, William LATEST IN PACIKAGE STORKS: Fancy gift wrapping; is a specialty at the new Albca Liquors in the Wondbrldgf Shop- ndio; homemade do 1, Tfrry Haasrtt. Wwtbury R0»l ,I:H contest were: biggest to represent Pearl Street In the Cinlln; prettiest forclRii doll.1 _ __ C Wenzel, Thomas Loye, Donna ping Plaia, Colonla. Bill Sliortt, general manager (pictured here* stated that wall-to-wall carpptlnx and modern l,-,tii>>. first, Karen Klraly; sec- contest on the basis of Its and Susan Wassel and Laurn Mariiftrpt Zampino; most un-i i nr.d Kathleen Kuran; smallest originality. The first trip to Zarorski. selr service are additional features the new shop offers Us patrons. Several other stores including I.iueetts Rexall usual doll. Nancy Dorohovic:|EDUCATION PAYS b ,i,iiic, Janice Niemlec and the Y.M.C.A. was Wednesday. Wren houses were made this Drugs and W. T. Grant Co. are expected to open in the shopping plaza soon, prettiest eyes, Patty Cicala and Brant ford, Ont. — Daniel' Virginia Domlnquez; brldesmaid;Buhl, 31, whose hobbles* »r*> doll, Margaret Sosso and pret- mathematics and sports car week, in the aits and crafU pro- colorful, George Sllagyl: neat- tiest, Susnn Basilicl. driving, won a dismissal on a gram, Those taking part were est. Andrea Hegedus; most orig- GI-EN COVE charge of speeding. ' ; Mary Ellen Golder, William inal, Robert Holovacko; most Gloria Kuxnlak, Supervisor Buhly told the court a radafj- Smith, Gerry Miller, Mary Anne artistic, Virginia Zehrer. A bird house contest was held unit will clock a short car'.'at »: and\Monica Gerity, Edward There gre 229 children regis- Tuesday. greater spepd than it is actual- The winners are as follows: old4n, Lou Smith, Ken- tcrod at the playground. ,_, „ L , lly travelingtraveling.. SucSuch aa uniunitt hahad'.d : •rfy, Thomas ^and Donald Hut- There will be a doll show workmanship, first, Mary Anti| . , at ACME... Sesnowich and second, Billy cloclted hj8 13 foot sport(! car nick, James~ wooley, Susan next Tuesday and a soap carv- at 38 miles an hour, but the: Wassell and BaroW Roach. ing contest on Thursday. Curtis and second. Kenny STRAWBERRY HILL HAGAMAN HEIGHTS his vehicle and a normal 18* |: Palinkas: most original, first.' . , ,. ,. , Margaret Sullivan, "Supervisor Patricia t'apik, Supervisor f ot modrl d rMUlt ta A running contm wasVield in The first big event that took Michael' «v and second, Den- ° ™"n n u nis Gold neatest, first, Ken- deviation of 5.92 m.p.h., hej which the followkjg_]iarticl place on the playground was the ny Curtis and second. Allan testified. That would mean he.' pated: Christine Gill. Tony doll contest. Sesnowirh: most comical, first, was going within the speed j Gordon. Frank Palinkas, Anna Judges were Mrs. Nick Culf- Margie. Evow and second, Jackie limit. Buhl produced ItflffW" Lynn Barsi, Charlotte fiedia, Miss Faith Ellis and Gerek: color arrangements, worked up with a slide rule to Darlene Barsi, Michael Seaman Mrs. Ferloll. Winners were as first, Bobby Sesnowich and sec- prove his point. UWttSltRMWIFOR THE BEST YOUR FAMILY S Joseph Melczer, Loraine Palin- follows: ond, Paul Golden. The case was dismissed. kas, Margaret Palinkas, Lor- DESERVES THE BEST- Oldest, Joy Krysko, Mary Ann The judges were Mrs. B. VALUES IN raine Gochal, Edith Pabon Alach; newest, Barbara Sos- SERVE TOP-QUALITY Gardner and Miss G. Kusmiak. Tough on Men ' '| STAMPS Barbara Tobak, Barbara Enik nowski, Kathleen Konopka LANCASTER Winners of the sand modeling Life is cruel to men. Whefi t John Pado, Gregory Pabon Sharon Egrl; largest, Theresa contest are as follows: SAVE SAM Prank Melczer, Joanne Mehes they're born, their mothers jet i; BRAND MEATS I Marglatto, Theresa Kosturskl Most original, Gary Kuznlak- John Palankas, Craig and compliments and flowers; when • GRitN STAMPS/ smallest, Carmela Msrgiatta, and Tommy Gerek: biggest, they get married, the bride geU '• AV All ABU ONLY Ricky Gordon. Angela Mansveta, Michele Con- Larry Rand: oddest, Billy Gard- prpsents and^ publicity; and j; AT ACME I A doll contest was held In tala; cutest, Mary Ann Hill,!ner. Ulnny Gerek, Mtti'ylou ] which the following partici- Balbara Christen; doll with Rand. Judges were Mrs, B. their -wives get 1•'!•!. pated:: Margie Palinkas, curl- curliest hair, Christine James Gardner and Miss G. Kvwniak. the insurance and the winter,! hair: Loraine Palinkas, and Patty Cicala; foreign dolls, FIFTH AVENIIF. in Florida. nrcttiest face; Christine Gill, Judy Ferioli, Mary Ann Ciuf- Joanne Ferioli, Supervisor prettiest; Michele Seaman, fredia, Toby Nyman, Franctne Lancaster Brand Boneless - TOP or BOTTOM M^ H| 1 At the beginning ot the week j youngest; Anna Lynn Barsi, Antreuk; most unusual, Nancy bird houses were made wtthll best dressed; Darlene Barsi, Samons: most life-like, Jean sticks and cork. In the future! |most life-like, and Barbara To- Ann Hill. Jackie James. a contest will be held to find|| bak, cutest. The next big event was the the best house. SAVE SEWAREN SCHOOL pet show. Judges were Miss A jacks contest was held andl Marianne Bloom, Supervisor |J«in Rotilli, Miss Barbara there were twelve entries, The A pet show was held Tuesday.'Piassa and Mrs. J. Captk, first place went to Betsy Gog- Judges were Arlene Coyle, Ron- Winners were: Smallest pet. las: second place, Frank Kohut; 20% aid Lucas, and Marianne Bloom,,Mark Nyman, snails; Maria third place, Michele Sharick. Fur Limited Time Only playsround supervisor. j Ferioli, ants; Philip Mansveto, 'ertifieates were awrded to the The following prizes wereibee; largest pet, Michele Con- winners. awarded: smallest, James Hati-ltalaii-It- , raccoon; Gloria Silagyl, PITTSBURGH ROUND ROAST 85 selt and Luke Coyle; ikitten; Balbara Danko, kitten: PIN MONEY l«der, pic? «** «Wciou$. Cut according to Acmes strict SAV-U-TRIM policy which *«n» exce« waste removed before weigh.ng gmng Jack Giordano, most unusual,, prettiest ppt, Charles Haley, Edinburg, Texas — "There Is! man lor your money. Jonathan Sneedse, Robert Han- parakeet: Barbara Sosnowskl, no leRacy like hone.sty," said a SUN-PROOF son, James Holovacko, Carolanni parakeet; Christine James, sign on the bulletin board of AMERICA'S FINEST. Lancaster Brand Be«f fish; Jackie James, fish; Kath- Pan American College, and comical. George Stlagyi, James leen Konopka, fish; most un- under It were tacked dollar 1 Davis; prettiest, Patrick Coyle, usual, Richard Bouselll, turtje bills. A. student needing a small HOUSE PAIItT Diane Sharrie, Jack Giordano; Prankie Cundari, moth; The- loan could take a bill or two. resa Kosturskl, grasshopper; Smoked Tongues 49 most Intelligent, Anne Marie with the understanding it Mary Lou Angela Mansveta, grasshopper; skinniest, Nicky Rossettl, water would be repaid as soon as pos- Schonwald: bee. sible. Alane Hegedus, Andrea Hege- It alt worked fine, olflcials In between contests the chil- eBr dus, George Arway, Jonathan said, until four non-student' Brand Breaded Beef, Pork, Veal Sneedse, Robert Hanson, James dren busy themselves with the arts nnd crafts of the play- cleaned otl bB-Jwwd — $27 Kamas, George Molnar, Vir- grounds. Bird houses were past- ed together and painted by the worth — with no plans for re- : children, then taken home to payment. Steaks 2 89 A blrdhouse contest was held Juvenile officers picked up on Thursday. Judges were Ar- put in their yards. the quartet and turned them Coyle and Marianne Bloom Chinese Jump rope, checkers r NOW ONLY: Prizes were as follows: best dominoes, and marbles are over to their parents. Police Grape Juice played every day and enjoyed didn't say how much money most unusual, Janet Davis; most tremendously. In the future was recovered. taiiM Party $5-98 ; Per Gallon Pizza Pie 55 Whits and Ready- • Your Prescription Miied Body Colon • Is The Heart of *0ur Business We have compounded thousands of prescrip- RADER'S Jersey Golden Sweet tions over the PAST 28 YEARS. Our ever- 378 State Street : increasing prescription voluine enables us to PEBTH AMBOY ; Prune Juice maintain the fairest prices to you. Tel. VA 6-36S» ! Dolt Pineapple Corn WALLPAPER and • Flat of #M uoson. 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cans JUT 'sold a bill of Koods'cut to health, Dally, millions of __„ buye r of theslJet herb-and-vlta- physlctan — not to "medicine interferes with the drinker's 3 per cent of the entire Indus ed that 94 per cent of our SHORT SHORTS by a fHsl-tnlkind salesman pos- Americans would not think of mTn"" mlxtureT tnTnki"'he men." can health or his social or economictrlal force. What is even mor» tors are encouraging the alco- PlaUburgh, N. Y.-]|(w . Ing as a "nutritional oxpnrt." starting out the day without find a cure In a capsule —'for nolle to become associated with ] ] Doctor Talk If a random check were madciflrst taking «ome type of "hidh today many of these Amerl functlonlnu." alarming Is that each year ap-l are «hort $hort«? TI, " " '<- One of the top health prob- It Is eitlmated that today we proximately 200.000 new easel' Alcoholics Anonymous. This or- CommiMlon didn't *v *.'""• in honors across the nation onejpowered" vitamin pill. The'cans are suffering from un- have approximately 5 mllllonlof alcoholism occur in this ganizstlon of volunteers de- 1! Si By John B. Rembrrt, M.D. would find some vilamin cap- 'medicine men" have seen to lt'dlagnosed diseases of the liver lems of the nation today Is al- banned them, and the T coholism, The Incidence of'alcohollcs In America, with men;worklng force. serves our full support and co-Btlll unresolved, ''Medicine men" in America sulos', mineral concentrates on through their tales pitch or ad- blood, nerves, heart, or diges- Ji I95fl--wriy this Is absurd, you heart and mental disease Is accounting for 4V« million ofi This Is truly a national prob-operation — truly such volun- arrested Mrs, L,nC rOi Iodine tablets, etc, in thousands!vertisements that most Amerl- tive tract. So herein lies' the reat r than wy, but nevertheless "medicine nf medicine cabinets. If you cans believe that they suffer real frnm ™™l . v » « alcoholism,, but this number and womeo n ththee re-re,, le lem anandd one that should De teers arc dedicated Individuals. of Montreal, recently mh enthusiastic her husband measurr*'""' men" are very prevalent. Medi-lh.nn e bnnKhbnKhii anv nf tl,.Sr pirpapp . from "tired blbloodo " or that easv wav™M! .„ I*?* ? probablbbly ddo not cause as malnlng %% million l . Statistically!understoo! d now by ill people-Their attitude Is r IL? ^l ™ l! , much heart-ache, and waste of this may be understood easler[the problem Is great now, but1 and should be - for these shorts on the spot ' ' cine men of years gone-by luredltlnns without the Md vice nf your rundown feelingfeeling" ILmedica?l docto^l r an™d notl havin! g e at ner lnto human lives as does the n&-when we consider that one outfrom nil surveys and predictions people have beenalcoholics and 9 l 'A°J" / , ' bellcvingjfamlly doctor you have fallen It Is true that most of these to face their difficulty. E^ . « Ji.d that tfcelr "secret" elixirs and' vlrtlm In HIP "mprliriiip man nf|"spncliil preparation*", are tional problem. Alcoholism — of every 13 men aged 20 years our problem Is just beginning, fare well aware of the tremend Irving Goldman to te ionics would cure everything 1959" — today's food supplp- What the aveiane American so that we may understand Just or over Is an alcoholic. American doctor! are dally ous problem. whether 1244 inches harmle»s to the body — so then needs can be found economical- 1 % from bunions to baldness. ButWnt salesman, diet faddist, or It Is natural for you to ask why what the term implies — Is de- In a time when our nationalbelng confronted with alcoholics short. While he i8 pon'i 1 ly In the local grocery store or fined as"... a chronic behav- 1R today, we are all smart, sophls-'hcalth lecturer, get all excited If you want to production is a household topic'—thes. e professiona. l men., Ini Louis Prlma and Keely Smith the matter, he released Karden - so all these vitamins loral disorder manifested By re- s ttCtted individuals and pride! Americans ouch year spend throw away your money. The n m al su |emen of conversntion and concern ltiRpneral, are doing all in thetr.want Shelley Winters for a lead Pournler on $5 ball. ' ourielvei on knowing better -about a hnlf billion dollars on tragic part of this story Is seen * r_ ."" PP ts arejpeated drinking of alcoholic Is alarming to find that about 2 power to help these people. Of In "Take My Hand," which not. needed. beverages in excess of th$ diet- million Job-holders are alco- the v«st army of alcohollcs'starts shooting the latter parti Ernest Borgnine will n , „. but the truth of the matter Is pills, powders, compounds, andjdally in doctors' offices across If you are not fepllni? well, 1 V( that dtlly, thousands of Amerl-lcapsules in search of a short- ary and social uses of the com- holics. Hcross America today who seek of September for their Inde- Mexico and make that his of, thc nation - too often the lo-ntrust your health to your munity and to an extent that "This number represents about medical assistance It Is report- pendent company. clal country. 1:11) NEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAVING SUPER MARKETS

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Mwi «K.ttlv. thru Saturday Night, July 11, 1999, W> r»»rv» lt» I ta limit (juanliliti. Not rtipontlbU for typogtaphlcal irran. Mtmbw of Twin County Ors<*n. ALL-WAYS SIMPLY DELICIOUS MEATS I BONELESS SLICED BACON CROSS RIB ROAST SWIFT'S PREMIUM CALIFORNIA LEAN, MEATY, SLICES POT ROAST 59 lb. 59 SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS DAISIES ALL SWIFT'S PREMIUM FRANKS MEAT 59lb. "SIMPLY DELICIOUS" lb.59 YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL! CAMPBELL'CAMPBELLS FRESH CREAMY HOMEMADE STYLE J* 0\i 1 BQUDSJOfE- FRESH FROZEN Pork & Beans • 2 - 27° COLESLAW* 19 REAL LEMON 6-01. - * BY THE PIECE — KOSHER STYIE Lemon Juice - 29° lb cons DEEP BLUE LIGHT MEAT PASTRAMI 69 ORANGE JUICE 4 89 Tuna Fish - JACK FROST OR DOMINO j SWEET PEAS GREEN BEANS lag FRESHLY SLICED I RIVER VALLEY RIVER VALLEY 9-ox. e STOUFFER'S 12-01. SEA PAK 7-oi. pica. yQ« Jell-0 Desserts - 4 37 FRESH FROZEN DAD'S OLD FASHIONED FRESHLY SLICED FRESH FROZEN Pkgi. wb ( Root Beer - Roast Beef - - • • • 63 WAX BEANS SUNKIST PUNCHES MOH'S PURE C RIVER VALLEY A CALIF. TREATI FRESHLY SLICED 2"49 FRESH FROZEN 3 NEW FLAVORS tarn ^ f Apple Juke - Roast Fresh Ham U-lb. 53 SHINES ALUMINUM FAST S REGKL4R OR VVSK BrilloRed • 2;'49 FRESHLY SLICED VEGETABLE VARIETY < i German Style Bologna " 27 Campbell's Soups 2 "n> 27° MEAT VARIETY ' FRESHLY SLICED LEMONADE can> Tongue Loaf • • - - lb 32C Campbell's Soups 2 35° Mutual Super Markets Wood bridge PAGF FRIDAY. .-•• n City Line Wins (; Hamorski Hurl? •1 r .1. Sam Sica Hurls ilv Line Wins fl//1(l is- PMrarh '171 8th On Weber* R kolibas Labor Council AB H20-5r orv CARTER«T -T)w City 3 )., il 9 WiKkH/i vrin an I'Xtiii-innlnB ball ?ame uPpi]. 5 3 Knval. 3b 6-2 Score from the Orm Tavern by a 4-$ Then To 17-2 Victory 4 1 I Over A&O Nine OR:e::y, cf l-jfKT The Cliv Line.score thU w*<* in the Carterct the e 1 1 0. URTERE T-Sam Sir-a CARTERET—Ron Ham--* Suto 1' fourth name of thf fn- Rwrcation SoffMll Lfamie 3 1 (1 hurled , 3 0 third, two In the fourth four j thi- last runs in the last inning. Wizna,.cf 2 . n the fifth, and six runs in the -.hiitii.it ball until n -rM scond It was Hamorskis second Ltsky, 3b 2 , rth frame. fr;inu. when who Sport Shop straieht victory in as many rj Zaz-» orskr, ' Saranirio got three hits for hoth their runs. Ml 0 starts in the Bat-" Ruth League Kosty, ss tor winner*, Including a home Bill Donovan hit a homer for I Men.-io. LABOR COUNCIL Sfcitka. 2b .jj'nin. the City Line in the. second Wins, 9-1; Beam Krissak, cf . 0 O.Szigetti, rf 0 The box score: " o\raL Nagy cf . 3 2 — XOZT The box score: Renaldi. 3b . 4 1 22 3 4 DiLllla. 2b J 1 « Gives One Hit . 3 City Mne 161 Kopin. c 0 iSaganirto, lb 5 3 ft CARTERET - Sabo'« Sport Barnaba. lb ... 4 0 AB Sullyan, ss 5 0 0 shop '*on Its third same in the Hamoreki, p . 3 1 ,H. MakwinBki, If P.Sica. cf 2 3 BEADY FOR BIO CROWD: Mfmhers nf fir I'AI. Aiutliar? to i 1 Babe Ruth Baseball League by Sisko, w . 3 1 Carteret Lions Snwrro, 3b 2 3 serve refreshment* for the thousands of rhildrcn who rnjoyed affair. A Semenza, If 2 . 3 0 beating the Lone 8tar* by a 9 Dombrows.ki. rf 0 G. Medvetz, rf 5 2 D Semenza, 3b .. 1 . 2 2 'o 1 ncore thin week. Davidson, If 0 Beat Carteret D.MedveU, If _._ 1 4 Sloan. 3b .. 2 . 1 2 Bobby Beam allowed only one Baron. If ...... 1 Leone, c 3 2 Donovan, ss 4 Comba. 2b . 2 0 nt and' struck out 12 batters to S. Sica, p 3 2 C. \iakwinflti, p 4 1 GUM. 2b \ Lanes by 9-6 lh bB ismf For 1 Shomsky, 2b . 3 mars'•"•, -startln" e pitche *r• ^Walt St Joe's |) fp;,i CARTERET — The Carteret j ^ 20 20 10 3. Semenza, cf . 2 FlnneRun gave up thrw hit* e 29 Lions beat the Carteret Lanes in! * A It O BAUMGARTNER'S Zysk. if 1 but some errors by his team a close game in the newly jZullo, c „ 4 1 3 Molcznn. rf . 2 maU's gave Saboa two rum in' If formed Joe Medwick Baseball|T. Carmlchael. 2b ..... 3 1 3 Weber, c 3 the firm Inninp and five more McMahon, 2b ... League by a 9 to 6 score. Hamorski, If 3- 1 Key. ss . 3 Solomon, lb .... 3 in the third. A homw .. __ 0 Henry Rzasa was the winning Vinsko, cf 2 Sc Mawulin. j> . 3 ~ Sullivan drove Finnegan to the jjPitcher' He helped his ownjOlear, lb 2 9 1 'ore Wielgolinski, 3b 3 28 showers In the third. CARTEHi- ! Rigler, c 3 n'cause by hitting a home run. |E.Carmichwl, ss ...... 3 Kolibai (2) The winner* clinched the »ph 5 ouv tj,.;; •. Perka, lb 3 0 The winners, trailing by 2-0.'LHwinski, 3° - - 3 AB R with two more runs in the runs ;n th. ;»>• • White, 3b 0 took the lead in the third byjMenchise. p 3 Lehotsky. c 4 0 0 fourth InninB. come fri.jr. !,• • • BreMow.cf . 0 rominK Irom behind with a fourPotte, rf „ 2 Sarzillo. cf . . 3 0 1 The box score: ]CarU':.-t !.:':•'• Barbatto, rf plrun rally, 5-2. The winners! Kinch. 3b .. 3 0 1 SABO'S formed ji.» M,',I _1 _2 _Ncored single runs in the next! 25 5 6 Vinsko. If ... .. 3 0 0 Rttcher. ss 1 The fma. -,• .-, -i[ Koz 24 0 3 Wo innings and wound up with» y 3 0 5 2 4 6—20 K'-nt, rf . .. .. 3 1 0 Beam, p 0 DeOt 1'r.::;-., j, a two-run spurt in the sixth. A&O 020120—5 Kolibas, J. • . 2 1 0 Sullivan, lb -.. 1 One Kit ;,r/i t\:\ , The Carteret Lanes made a! Zajac. 2b .... . 3 0 1 SUnkan, cf 1 t*« to 1ST;. •,!•.<• /,. Team Standings futile effort to catch up in the Comba. lb .. 2 0 0 Resko. 3b 0 The L;oi... sn,:,' 0 in thp wcdr.d ::.:.: last inning but failed. VFW Team Wins Zimmerman, . 2 0 2 WieUoIinskl, c The box score: _J Constantino, rf 1 Shut oiii by I>:O,: Released for LANES 25 5 Ballo, If Chodosh, cf 3 Uphill Battle Stoplnski, 2b 0, Thf Si Joe ^ , Kolibas ... Chervenak, 3t>-p 3 Janicola ur.!:; •.:»• City Line 132 000 x—6 s'.r. All Rec Loops Milak.ss. 3 Over Sitar's 20 9 siUp until ther. :• CARTERET — Benny Zus- Lisicki, p-3b 2 LONE STAK |blani(e Joe Medwick |fu" game behind the league 2. Price's Mens Shop .. «_ ijMftSqulU. c St Joes 2_o-leading Koke's Tavern. 3. Prank's Sinclair IT JlZabel, lb 29 11 8 WAITING FOR REFRESHMENTS: Here are some of Carwrtt's younisttn (etUnc into 1 ji Charlie Bo...<: lions Club !"" 2—l! ^ wl™"5 scored six run* Carteret Burners _ - J.Gluc^.Oluchowski-- , 2b V, P. W. 080 010 2~U, a line and waiting to have their share of nfreshtnenU at the PAL Daj. ' iReWeli . If in the last three s. Hotel's Tavern Carteret Lanes 1-2 l™ins» to Sitar's ^21 600 2^12| Jstraight «-.n ci American Legion 0-2: The *°x More: 16. Ke ich Renaldi, 3t 5 3 4 The Carteret Lanes did their \ P »» •-» KuSie" iT ©•son ST. ELIAS 11 Perrenw r.--> Kasha 2b 5 2 Playground Tourney Kopin, c 3 3 1 heaviest scoring in the first Wawrynskl, rf K-C Cam Council ilthre* h;t.« !>'• Nagy ss 3 Barnaba, lb 2 l.four innings, piling up a total Sosinowski. p Slated for Tuesday s 01uchOTiki cf Petrachs Wallop M. Yavorsky 3b 3 Hamorski, p 5 •* of 17 runs on raUies of four, Thanks Spo/wor*i ii mix WOODBRIDGE— Edward J. Toth, M Wojick p ... Triumph in Sisko, ss 3 ^ five two and six run* respec- CARTERET-The Knighi^ of Kath, chairman of the Recrea- Dombrowski, rf _ 3 37 I 10 Ferrence A St. Demetrius Ballek c ... tion Department, announces 0 lively. Columbus. Carey Council 1280. :. 3b Davidson, If 2 wishes to express its Uianks U Kof C Konci cf ... ithat the second annual Twenty-. °; The box score; Babe Ruth Loop "Iinderajan • , I-f _ 1 0 the following'sponsors for Meyers If . jOne and FoukShooting Tour-! Cartmi Une* Baleris rf CARTERFT — The Carteret Paron. ilf 1 0 softball team. The list of spon- By 17-3 Score naments will be held at the Chodosh cf 3 Balewia, 2b 1 jg^v CARTERET — Petrach's Labor council took things Comba, 3b 'l Kilyk rf „„... 2 pisors foUows:-C A C Oil Co, Barren AvenuelS gymna- MeyMeyerst , p 0Butkocy 20 Tavern walloped the St. be- "31 10 easy in trouncing the puu< 2b .... 0 Chervenak 3b. p 3 JTorok Electric Co., Mueller Bohanek. v ,jAgency, Baumgarentr's Hard- Phill:ips, M 0' 1 metrius team by a 11 to 3 score KOLIBAS by a 17 to 2 score in' ~~ Milak ss 3 6E.R«sko. 10 One tournament is j scheduled 'U'are, Kaakiw Plumbing, Ul- "ardlff. If 0 in the Carteret Recreation J, Kolibas ss S the Babe Ruth Recreation , 10 17 13iUslckip'a) 5 for 10 AM., while the foul * Uan's Dress Shop, Sabo's Sport I'Donnell, Sb „ 0 Softball League this week. Sarzillo cf ...... 4 Baseball League. V. F. W. t shooting contest is set for 1 Hockenberry 36 l Shop, Cocco's Qulf 8tation. HlU1 >'Donnell, 3b „. 0 Minich, winning hurler, gavelKinch lb, p 3 AB R 0 ACiRH" P.M. The game was close for three HiHomak If _ 3 Bowl Lanes, Sahulcik Builders, :ady, cf „., . „ 0 up only lour scattered hits. W. Kolibas c Skiba 3 1 0 ? Eafh of the township's 26 innings but the Labor Council ' l;Comba lb ™ 3 Kadys Oil Co., Synowiecki itUt. rf Rosal, '•' Megella, losing hurler, was Vinsko rf .... Fittgerald, If 1 0 Bamburrr.. c 3 playgrounds shall send one began blasting away in the °Mancini c _.. 5 Funeral Home, Johnny's Barber pounded hard by the Petrach Zajac 2b fourth and continued to the Marciniat If 2 C 0 .Warn, j team) of boys for the Twenty- Salmonson 3b l Shoo, Fedlam's Market, Oroh- 15 0 3 2 0 0 cf boys who collected 14 hits, with Kent If t One (competition, and one boy end °f "* ^ P»Un« up «1- &**• c Holder If ...' 1 man's Insurance, Milano's Of C 0-4 Harmon, Jack Paiva setting the pace, 3 0 Regan 3b „. 2 an.niTfinP.irifnrtiHd one girl for the. foufanl dim*shoot-. U« of four, s^ven and three Koby u ' Langyel 2b _ 0 Liquor Store, Joe's Barber Poke's 13 0X13 X—« »u. A with a total of three hits. Chodosh, lb 3 0 0 d Lehotsky ss 0 .ng competition. No one boy or runs successively. Self 2b 1 Shop, Al's Poodtown, E. Dolan, D.W»r The winners scored heavily Goetf, p 3 0 AL UNIT TO MEET Zimmerman p 3 ;lrl shall have reached their Eddie Hamorkki, one of the Lukach Dairy. to three big rallies. Thqy Minard. rf 0 0 CARTERET — The 6th birthday by the date of better pitchers in the Babe f 34 It rolled up five runs in the first, 28 3 I Pluta, rf 0 0 Hillary will meet Thursday. lu .he tournament. Ruth Leagua, demonstrated his Jt:J American Legion 1 uly IS. it S P.M. in tin Bor- ability by timing in a neat Kiurulya, 3b 1 Pamul&ro 3b, P ... 2 2 h Hall. JU1TE A PLAYER two-hitter. I > Bakos, cf __ 0 OgWur lb ... 1 1 CARTERET -j- Stanley Ma- Renaldi and Hamorski each —iNlerAiec as .. IK PLUMBER ioch, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. got four hit! to Itad the hitting 23 2 'Barney p, rf KEB> UP WITH YOUR Stanley Macioch. 384 Carteret attack. V. P, W 0 0 10 0 1- 2;swin«ler cf venue, hit a home run and The box score: Labor Council 2 0 14 7 2—17 >owers e MR. MERCHANT- wo triples as the Lone Stars Labor Council (17) Uidras c THt SUMMER 1 'HOME TOWN NEWS von their game in the Little AB R H SatUta ft .... 16 THE this week, 19-2. Nagy, et t S 0 Carteret Lanes Jeshak rf. p You don't have CUP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODA* tUrkowiU If 'TIME Score Rout Over 3erson 3b . TO MEMO WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING. CO. 'BARBE1 R 18 GREEN STREET 27 « WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ULIANO'S SHOP »-? Legion, 18 to 6 1176 Roosevelt Avenue Q Enclosed pleasq find $400 for one-year CARTERET — The Carteret We Carry • subscription to: West Carteret Lanes one of the hottest teams Complete Selection of Imported & Domestic • INDEPENDENT-LEADER in the newly organised Joe We SpecUUM Medwick League, won by a WINES & LIQUORS • CARTERET PRESS I Have Your in wide score over the American Free Delivery • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON 1 Legion team this week. The •CREW CUTS final score was 18 to 6. DIAL Kl-1-5975 To be sent to: HAIR CUT Frankie MllAk bit % homerun in Air- 'FIAT NAME 1* the C*rteret Lane*. Be ROGKMAN'S S.A.CISZAK scored five runs. Chervanuk Conditioned ADDRESS , scared four runs. LIQUORS Cowfortl li&ickl. was the winning mandolpti M. and Ptnhiai HikwU KIMbAtl ) ()«J8b TOWN hurled, while Barney was the An, Caftent. N. J. later. ' Phone PAOF NINETEEN Capitol 7 ^^B ^ *W^ ^ "Contuiurrt irnm Edit P|ge Jrrwy vpulrtcnln mil of work In t CLASSIFIED:- Prbnwrv; inn.(inn jobless? In' Mnrr.li: 175.000 In April undwt ttATBS — INFORMATION monili unci $1 At for 15 wordi Dr«dlln« for »dt: BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY itcrt ill. 157.000. . . . "Bo 4c «*ch additional word 10 A M. far th« lint wtck'l pvrpflrrd. ho niniirmw, be pn Pajahle In advance pnhllr«tl«a tlcnt mitl hv snfc", lh« Kry slonc Autninolillr Club ndvlur NOTE: No elmlflrd id* Ukrn ovrr phone: niiilovlst.i this smnnior. . . . On mint hr irnt In. jnillllon hnslc Infnrmatlon folrt T>l»phnn« MRretirr 4-1111 Accordion School - - Drugs Golf 'ore. nbont Ihc $fl« vntPrt upon In N'lvcinhi'f HIT on their way,* FOR SALE FOR RENT RAYMOND Enroll Vonr (him Nnn fl<*v*tlonltl . water supplied. Inquire 22 Har- TrumpM Kr-ivr-Ji mill He lie $2 2500(): 300 t1own fln(1 $200 it the Sfctophnn* Plumbing & Heating iii Allmitlr C from Novem-I ' * ° rls Street. 7 8* and SON I'luno (hair SO.01) 1 9ft u-lth hunii 'l1*1' WOnth. FfPC (older, A. L - T ' ,','l HrcdK Trnmhom ( M Drumt Hofn SI2.IH) S cSlfonte'-YBTTTER. Mar.hal. c.erk Pa:CARTIRrr-Thr« hrooml , .nd s,,t riastlo • Remodeling Hett n(1 Drugging WOODBRIDGE Hndrton Hull. . . . flpttlnK id Up ^ , * ° • 11) Bssiea : SAIF • Mimlral Arnetiflrlf* • New Installations SERMAYAN 4.R per crntmirt .tU-ndnnce hM i 7 !„,- low prlcf of 88 Main Street • Student Rental ri»n lurrrnwd 2.8 per cent over lMtl*_ _ '> Fur Intcirmitlntl Call 111:1941 SHOP GOLF • Gas and Oil Burners venr »t the Monmoutli PafkiEVINRUDE Sport-Twin 3- • SERVICES • $125 Woodbrldge, N. J. rtner Track. . . . Alvln Wllllamj horsepower. Perlect fishing -— •• ' .. ill-nun Avc. SAMMY RAY'S Call ME-4-S04*. 111-2-7312 c Telephone MErcury 4-0554 !liiiu;. Jr.. Hnrrlsonville. Vina motor. Asking MCOO. FUlton 1-iQUAUPIFD TUTOR, Call PU- ' nnr MF. 4-5*68 DRIVING RANGE Mu»lc and Repair Shop rll beon elinsen us New Jersey Btnr 2042 between 9:00 P. M. andi 1-8859. SAM L*qUAB«A, Prop. L. PUGL1E8E - A. LIPO for I960. The 10:00 P.M. 7,9' 7 9 OPEN prnmlsp of * more active sollj Air Conditioners ronservfltlon program for New BUMPER POOL TABLE com-NKATLY FINISHED interior GUITAR LESSONS TV Repair Jrwy RWnlts only the slcnature plete set, Slate top, and exterior painting and DAILY of Oovprnor Meyncr on two foil FUlton 1-4279. 7,9 paper-hanging. Free estimates, bills to become a reality. ... A - - Call Bob KI 1-5244. Avenel Pharmacy 826 Railway Avenue Charles Farr rrdernl milk price order 1» ex- HOME FURNI8HINO8. Attic 7/9-7 30' AIR We ported to Include 8outh Jersey fan $29.00; O.E. washerj— •- • ,' - •44 RAHWAY AVENUE $20.00 Rug, never used. $30.00; (HOUSE PAINTING, Interior AVENEL Plumbing & Heating In the Philadelphia and Wil- Give dlshwuher (45.00; Also wool1 *nd exterior. Free estimates. mington Rrens In about a year. MInurr 4-1914 ' Reasonable rates, dill Lt S- Private Eleotrlo Sawcr Sarvlce CAPITOL CAPERS:—Pennsyl- hooked rugs. FU 8-2026. 79* 3320. 7/8-7/10 vania driver's—2,645 of them HOMES - STORES Launderette Instructions PRESCRIPTIONS Telephone: me leading the parade of non- BUSINESS • IP YOUR DRINKING nu b*. I ,n intimates resident drivers having their OPPORTUNITY corai a problem, AJCO&OUM WHITMAN'S CANDIES Open 7 Days » Week •MEroun 4-06(4 driving privileges revolted for M LYONS KU 1-2011 — Anonjrmoui can help you, Call 7 A. M. to It Mldnliht JOSEPH J. SIMONE spending In New Jersey.... The WANTED Cosmetics. rum HI lehool Strut Wotdbtldfi 611 LINDEN AVENGE Television and BI-MS15, or writ* P. O. fen ,,, .-rl Professional New Jersey Farm Bureau re- PRANCHIBED DEALER 253, Woodbrldge. 7/2 - 7/30 CALL Ml 4-3M2 Auto Radio Repair Inglnffr Qmtlog Cards 25t per WASH tot Appointment Woodbrldce, N. I. ports that out of 300 Jobless pr- for 10c per DRY sons from cities scheduled to go NORTHERN HOMES HAVING TROUBLE with 8-7757 COLON IA || by bus to work on South Jersey' America's leading quality fac- sewerage? Electric flewtrooU pr removes roots. (11th. sand 20 Brand New Washers Musical Instruments TELEVISION SERVICE farms last month, only about 60 tory built home. - Fleblig Tackle ( Giant Dryert - Radio & TV Service W. lnm»n Ait. A Rlmberly Ro»a actually arrived. . . . The New sr details, write, wire or phone land itoppsg* from clogged Jersey Taxpayers Association IORTHERN HOMES SALE8 plpei, drains and HWtra. No Aluminum Windows COIN OPERATED reports no reasonable statewide CORPORATION no damages — rupld Set Need tax could produce enough In- B3< Union Blvd., Allentown, Pa. and efficient. Cill TonVi Summer REPAIR? HOME COMING SOON . . . come to fulfill all reasons for hone HE 5-9644. Plumbing and Heating. Ml-4- Call 7/8 or In reiponea to many requeiti new taxation. 8007. 7/2 - 7/30 w< an iddlni * unit* depart- ME 4-4360 ABCO MALE HELP WANTED • SHOPPING? REEL «»nt tint door to out *it- Clearance • FEMALE HELP WANTED • PARTS ferric* launderette, . , , loon TV SALES & SERVICE r»v will hate /our eiwtce: rtlf- ART'S RADIO Oftiolal service Station < Nni** *r ««r tHtfltaat wtU do 13S3 St. Gwriej Avenae New Jersey Poll four waih (or you! RESTAURANT «• for & TELEVISION COLONIA (From Editorial Page) "CtNTAUKE," "MltCHtLL." RESTAURANT «« "A1IM," -PIMN." "BBONSON," SALES and SERVICE New Jersey Poll reports over EMPLOYEES' "AlCfDO," "HURON," TWILIGHT SALE EMPLOYEES' the past few weeks have shown "JOHNSOkj' •jnD WILLIAMS." 1S5 Arenel Street, Avenel FU 1 -6966 CAFETERIA that rank and file families In LAUNDERETTE NOW IN PROGRESS Guaranteed Repafri of All Makes CAFETERIA "•UN MIOIITY," "SPHMJ- Repair Estimates Free! the state are In good shape fi- Ml Rt&iMj AM., WoMkrl«[i of Alt Conditioners, Black and AnUnnni Instilled Whlta Colored IV 8tts, HI-FI, nancially and that they are "THUNbttBlRD," "JET (Between town Hall and All Typei of tutti Tested Fret it Our Star* Radio, Tap* Recorders, Phono- BAMBERGER'S •niAST* "IIPTIDK," -SURE OrMn Itfett) Cit Hidloi Icrrletd Promptly craphi, SUteonhonlc Gonver- optimistic about business and BAMBERGER'S CAM" "D1CISON," "BIST- sloni, Antenna Installation!, car Job prospects for New Jersey. KADI," "RUMER" and Radios Repaired While You Wall MENLO PARK "OOLDCN CUB" MUSICAL Today's findings round out MENLO PARK •fid Repairs on Lawn Mowers - Roofing & Siding - the public's views on another tB," "OCIAN CITV," phase of economic conditions- Now hiring experienced per- "••I," "LANOHY" Upholstery LAWN MOWERS INSTRUMENTS the ability to make both ends sonnel for positions starting Now hiring experienced p»r- at T. R. STEVENS meet. In August. sonnel for positions starting SHARPENED Roo0n| attd Shut Metal Work In August. Our AND REPAIRED VACATIONERS! This Is one of a series of fhone FU 8-3194 (IS ST. GEORGE AVE. studies on economic conditions Small enflnet repaired We reuphslster & MALE l.nrtot Trices Ever Drastically WOODBRIDGE Watch for them In this news- FEMALE Parti for all makei - storage your RUDY'S paper. POOD SUPERVISOR Authored deaUn for Brim Reduced furniture. Ev- FOOD SUPERVISOR 1st QUALITY Ftiblnf Tickle A Repair erythlnc will BARTENDER k Stratton, Clinton, Power HO8TESSES [ALUMINUM COMB. 151 Monm gt., Rahway ProducU, Lavtan »nd «lhen Prices!! be ready when WORKING CHEF Blorcli tales and tervtce you return WAITRESSES Fuel Oil from vacation FIRST COOK ISTORM & SCREEN ALBRECHT'S Learn to PUT tht Violin SECOND COOKS SECOND COOKS and Aeeortlon Air-conditioning SERMAYAN RELIEF COOKS KEY SHOP Air- - ilw M«4«rB, Warm Ut But RELIEF COOKS WINDOWS IndBitrlal Exhauit SyHem condi- lair Way. UPHOLSTER* SHOr SALAD & SANDWICH 124 Washington Ave. Mfttor Guard! Est. 1M7 DISH WASHERS Our Convenient rOR FREC EiTtMATES MAKERS Carteret tioned CaU ME-4-IU! or MK-4-S2M i Fifth Avenue, Avenel POT- WASHERS KI 1-711} Studio Rental Plan Tel. ME 4-1217 BEVERAGE SAMSON Eliminate* the Five-day week (or full-tlmtra. PnrohaM of Instrument Varlnns «hl Twrs DEVELOPING J. F. Gardner & Son 1 ''Mum Homes 421 East Avenue A. W. HALL & SON Local and Long Distance 485 AMBOY AVENUE ' *"iir »|)ecllltatlons Perth Ambw PRINTING Motlni and Storai* Woodbrldge v" •'"•'"Too Uric II Ford Art.. Fords NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of ENLARGING r BouMMld and Offlc* Fttrnltur* MKrcurj 4-3540 " '"'• Small . . . V4-4-03SI Autnorii»d Aitut We're SpooUUaU In '"'I* lnaur«d Roward Van Lines 1 DAY SERVICE It il StparaU Rooms tot Stoitf* • EEAK WHEEL ALIGN- 'Hi' or Obliiatlon 1'Free" Roll of Film MINT and BALANCE I m CRAT»JG • PACKING With Every Roll of SHIPPING * BRAKE SERVICE 1 Unclaimed Turplturt of tytij Black and White D«scrl»Uon Film Processed iVincent Keller • f" "" Office and Warehouse I liuilder I 31 Atlantic Street, Carteret Sign Lettering M , iUhwa; Tel. KI-l-BSW ""> U-S-0978 WINTER BROS. • f RUCK LHTSUINQ Wayside Furn. Shop Mower Car • NION IHBVlCi i • BVUTU tllCKIRI line* 1111 en • Bl||«r ValuH # Up Brauds AND CAEDi « UttUr l«tlc< • Limtr PrlcN Vltlt Our New Store Al St. Oeont Avenae at U. S. TONY'S SERVICE HUhwaj 1, Arenel mm (At th« W Hcpe for Khul»- 1 PHONE or each pattern (or first cliuu SEVEN COME ELEVErWrtf illustrate Directory Ads buittW, Including Kay Mor- nailing. Send to 170 Newspaper the Fedcr.il debt mand»«uisnt it "totdfef," iUp Nl|( *•«• M% 4-9808 Read The riwy. An und«Uc«ted strict •tttturn OtpU 33J We«t 18th St., (I>'l'«pc.) UMS box-siie Tigged dice during » has b««n given sUtus-as well <«w Yor« 1J, N. Y, Print plainly House floor. He pUc«s the dice oo a table toi ki Bring Results 1AJIK, ADD«I«8 wlO ull 1 Year Guarantee* Diiectory Ads WANTIDS Utt floOc.Tbcy Uou uf 1 ct 11 tacit too*. - KTOHTEEN FRIDAY, JULY r.o

fi\>- mop' 1! tJif• llurrt mid '< v i5 ! ily Line Wins City Line Wim <;,,nu Hamorski Hurls , ii! tinsixl1 h in cnll il Sam Sica Hurls day. Polrarh her Kolibas 9 8lh On Weber's Si,,,, AB II H,|20-| 5 Victory CARTERET-The City Line back Labor Council Ml I1,,. J. Mrclvrtz, 2b won HII pxtrn-lnnlnH ball gamp upp,,,. Kflvnl, 3b ... 6-2 Score To 17-2 Victory 'Over A&O Nine 5v from the Gem Tavern by. a o-fi Thru i J O'HIi'llv, <•' The City Line, score this week in the Carteret'the 0, CARTKRET—Ron HnmorskPfliilo, If C A R T E R E T—Sam Sica „„ its fourth unmo of the .irn-jRecreation Softball League. hurled a nent six hitter us the hurled A nent thrre-hitlrr toOilinin. If m (lefratinK the Kolibas A.A ( fflth tne .^ore tied, a walk give the Labor Council tin eiisyjPptrarti, rf 5 llKozy Korner walloped the A v a SCOIT of fi to 2, in a i'PRiilnii, | ^\ \ . by Ernie .Weberi3hnm ky. All J|ind 0 Softball tossers in a reg- ia[ a m v S 7-0 triumph over BnumKarliirrsjPalvn. ss 1 mrption Softball Leapur !, j d the winning run. 'A. ,«-:TIP,,;, lilnr Cnrteret Recreation Soft- rnt uce in the nrwly orHnnlaod Bahp;Mt7, Hi )iitcrt rlayrri at, the park field , , |cy and Bill DonojDov.nsi- ;v Ruth Baseball League. Gibson, lb 2ii)All League contest by B 20 to 5 M(k( Rnnm s Dim-lie Makwlnskl pitched )t homers for the .winners. Donovan, Ronnie struck out, 11 batters p, Mcdvetz, c OJtcore at the Park field. van n 2\ The Kozy Korner boys took brilliant five-hitter, bentinR.charlle Makwtnskt was thcp iiski. and also hit a homer to help WBSI his own cause. advantage: of 20 bases on balls inc Zimmerman who winning pitcher, while Tony Pfnkiil. lb and ten hits to score 20 runs. •ui'kfd for nine hits. 3osnowsl; suffered the defeat. D. After two scoreless lnninM, 39 17 14 rolled up arVM the Labor Council picked up The winners stnrled off with The City Line scored heavily; The City Line H:7HI, rf St. Demetrius 131 second^. two rims In the third inning. AB a three-run spurt in the first n the first three innings, post- oaily 4-1 lead in the 8"ni"ii7.ji Inning. They continued the, They scored In the last three ... 4 mn all their runs to run up ft'frame. The Gem Tavern fought Weber <•' Billinskl, If bombardment with five In the 1 frames, winding up with 1hiTP;M(,K(,ila p 3 6-0 lead. Makwlnskl burled •-- -! runs in the last Inning. IWizna cf third,' two in the fourth, four] shutout bnll until the last .. 2 In the fifth, and six runs in the! frame when the losers''scored It was Hamorski's second i^\sky,- 3b .. 2 'xth frame. ; 5abo Sport Shop straight victory in as miinyiy Za'zworsky, c .. 3 both their nins. All Sapanirio got three hits for Ryan, li starts In the Babe Ruth Lt'BRUPJKosly, ss .. 2 Bill Donovan hit a homer for W/* „ A 1. D I tor winners, Including a home Mcivlo, If LABOR COUNCIL Skitka, 2b .. .. 1 Line, in the second •1 run. the City Wins, M; Beam B. Straw'ij Krissak, cf O:szige.ttl, rf .. 3 The box score: inning. Marocchi NflKy cf 2| 31, -| KOZY The box score: DeWitz, i Renaldi, 3b 1 22 Gives One Hit •DiLllla, 2b 2 (6) Kopin, c City Line H CARTERET - Sabo's Saganirio, lb 5 AB Barnaba, lb Sullvan, ss 5 0 3hop won its third game In the cf II. Makwinski, If 1 E- Ryan, rf Hamorski, p P. Sica, cf 2 pettinc ready 1 Babe Ruth Baseball League by tarteret Lions READY FOR BIO CROWD: Members of thr 1'AL Anxiliiirv shown A. Semenza, If -,<- 2 Sisko, ss Smarro, 3b 2 the affair, 0 beating the Lone Stars by a 9 serve refreshments for the thousands of children who enjoyed D. Semenza, 3bJ... 1 Dombrowski, rf G. Medvetz, rf 5 ,'O1 score this week. Davidson, If ...... Beat Carteret D. Medvetz, If ... 1 Sloan. 3b 2 Bobby Beam allowed only one Baron, If Iieone. c ... 3 Donovan, ss 4 'lit and struck out 12 batters to Comba, 2b 3, Sica, p 3 jc. Mnkwlnskl. p 4 i the ball game. For the Lone Guss, 2b 1 Lanes by 9-6 Shomsky, 2b 3 Stars, starting pitcher Walt St.J oes CARTERET — The Carteret 20 20 9. Remenza, cf 2 FlnneRtin gave up three hits ~, 29 1 8 Lions beat the Carteret Lanes in A&O Zysk, rf .. 1 but some errors by his team I .flrlprul I j |VIH1 l BAIIMGARTNER'S a close game in the newly Zullo, „ Molczan, rf 2 0 mates gnve Sabos two runins in ^'Cl |jion| ] D'Angelo, If 1 formed Joe Medwick Baseball T. Carmichael, 2b Weber, e 3 the first Inning and five morej McMahon. 2b .... League by a 9 to 6 score. Hamorski, If 3. Solomon, lb 3 l!ln the third. A homer by Ed Koy, ss Henry Rzasa was the winning Vlnsko, cf 2 ""Sullivan drove Finnegan to the, Score Masculin, p 9 pitcher. He helped his own Olear, lb 2 28 6 showers in the third. WielROlinskl, 3b CARTER ET Ilv st cause by hitting a home run. E. Carmichael; ss 3 Kolibas (2) The • winners clinched theiseph's buschnil ic,,., Rigler, c The winners, trailing by 2-0, Litwinski, 3b 3 AB R ' with two more runs In thelruns in thi- inst i-.i Perka, lb »k the lend in the third by Menchise, p 3 4 0]fourth inning. come from behind « White, 3b Lehotsky. c . 0 cominn from behind with a four Potts, rf 2 3 0 11 The box score: 'Carterrt Linns m Breslow.cf jSnraillo. cf . ! run rally, 5-2. The winners 1 SABO'S formed ,loe Meth Barbatto. rf iKlnrh, 3b ... 3 0 scored single runs in the next 25 5 Vinsko, If ... 3 0 O^ltcher, ss liThe final scnn- vm, two innings and wound up with Kozy .. 3 0 5 2 4 6—20 0| DeGenmima a|; 24 0 3 [Kent, rf 3 1 OBcam, p A&O. 0 2 0 12 0- 2ione hit imd stni.-k a two-run spurt in the sixth. Kolibas, J. . 2 1 Sullivan, lb ljters to win the can The Carterct Lanes made a Zajac, 2b 3 0 Btanlcan. «f 3 0| The Linns scured futile effort to catch up in the, 2 0 Resko, 3b Team Standings Comba, lb 0|ln the second lost, inning but failed. VFW Team Wins Zimmerman, 2 0 Wielgollnski, c . minni; The box score: Constantino, rf shut out by that. Released for LANES 2 5 Ballo, If Uphill Battle 25 The St. Joes 'hodosh, cf 3 000 000 2—2Stopinski, 2b COIlldl! 1 Kolibas ... IJanlcola until the Chervenak, 3b-p 3 City Lin? 132 000 X—6 •mh nd All Rec Loops Milak, ss 3 20 9 S Up until then Over Sitar's blanked without a MH CARTERET — Benny Zus- Lisicki, p-3b 2, LONE STAR ST. JOK'S Konci, 2b 1 CARTERET — The V.F.W. Gregory, 2b 3 man, assistant Recreation Di- Mlcnlcz, cf Menclni. c 2 baseball team scored eight runs Klum Posts Win Dacko, ss-p 2 rector, announced the follow- McMahon, 3b Comba, lb 3^ in the second inning but Sitar's Belitz, lb 1 ing team standings in the vari- Nlgro, If Lengycl, rf 3 Shop Rite rallied to fight back Pinnegan, p-ss 3 ous Recreation Leagues around and post a close 12-11 victory As A&E Combine! McKenna, ss town. Homik, If 2 Kalltan, 3b 2 in the Babe Ruth Leafnie. Macioch, If 2 RiBler, c In the Senior Softball The Vets scored two In the WHAT'S GOING ON THERE? The small fry look under and uround the wheels of the Carlcco, c -... 2 onah. 2b League, American division, 22 6 6 Maintains Lead LIONS top half of the seventh inning special rides provided for the youngsters. They want to see what makes the "thing:" run. Doloszycki, cf 3 Seaman, lb Koke'B Tavern is leading the CARTERET — The A and E Kopko, lb 3 to take an 11-10 lead, but Martindale, rf .'.. 0 Schmidt, lb race with a l'/ game margin. Super Market won two games 2 Regan, ss .... 3 Sitars came back strong with Hall, rf 2 'ones, rf In the National division the this week to maintain their Szczesny, c .... 2 two runs in their half of the! DeGironimo, p . Hill Bowl has a perfect slate1 lead in the Carteret Recreation Rzasa, p 3 inning to win out. 20 1 2 of 8-0. Janicola, cf.... 2 Relief hurler John Stewart Little League, major division. Lone Star 0 0 0 0 10—1 In the Babe Ruth League, Cfinico, 3b 3 ;ot credit for the win. •They beat the Carteret Burn- Sabo's 2 0 5 2 0 x—9 CARTERET l.ioss I Jers by a shutout, 7 to 0, as Ken the.Sabo's Sport Shop is un- Speese, 2b 2 The box score: '.opko, lb . 3 beaten with 3-0, while in the. I Klum, one of the leading hurl- Regan, ct-p Phillips, If ... 1 Sitar's (12) Joe Medwick loop the St. Joes ers in the league, allowed only Szezsny, c Welusz, If 1 AB R 8th Victory for are ahead by 2-0. ' jone hit that came in the final anicola, p Wyskowski, rf 2 Valient, If ... 3 1 SOFTBALL inning with two away, Klum Cannico, 3b Demeter, ss ...... 3 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE 23 9 6 .struck out 15 batters, Kokes; Sosnowski Speise, 2b Zagleski, p, 3b ... 4 1 Kasnowski, If Koke's Tavern 8—1 McMahon, cf .. The other A and E victory .... 4 2 Wllips, If St. Ellas 6—2 came over the Keplch Esso by Umansky, c .... 2 2 Allows 3 Hits Fitzgerald, rf Brown's Tavern .'. 5—3 St. Elias Nine Stewart, 3b .... 4 1 an 8 to 5 score as Zacacks City Line 4—5 Feldheim, 2b ...... 3 1 scored the victory. Stuart hit CARTERET—Koke's Tavern Kolibas 4—5 won their eighth game In the Ginda, lb .... 1 2 a homer in this game. Gem Tavern 3-5 Beats Kolibas Senior Softball League to main- Niemiec, rf .... 0 0 • In other games, the Carteret K of C 0—9 tain their position In first place Delvaccio, rf ...... 2 2 Burners posted an 8 to 1 victory by blanking the K of C tossers Hill Bowl lii NATIONAL LEAGUE A. A. by 10-3 over the Kosel's Tavern and Hill Bowl 8—0 by a 9 to 0 score at the Park 26 12 Price's beat the Carteret Burn- CARTERET — A four run field this week. Petrach's Tavern 5—3 V. F. W. (11) ers, 4 to 1, with Shymansky be- Kozy Korner 4—5 uprising in the second inning Stan Sosnowski allowed only Mi in Row,* was enough fnr the St. Ellas AB R ing the winning hurler. Agrico 4—5 three hits In shutting out the ossers to defeat the Kolibas iuto, 2b 2 2 A&O 4-5 In the final game Kosel's K of C boys, one In the fifth Topping Agricj A.A., 10 to 3 in the Senior kiba, ss 1 2 Tavern trounced Kepich's Esso, and the other two In the sixth St/Demetrius 3—6 ;oby, ss 4 0 CARTERET-Tin- H:l" Softball League this week. 14 to 1 as Gallo clouted two inning. Bert' &"'A1' ~::. 2—6 won its eighth sira'-'^ The St. Elias tossers took ad- •arai, c 3 2 .omers. Jackie Mesqulte hit a home BASEBALL In the National Softball 1 jutage of a couple of errors !zubati, lb 4 1 The team standings: run for Koke's In the fourth in- Babe Ruth by defeating tb1 As'" and coupling them with eight hodosh, 3b 4 2 CARTERET ning. Sabo's Sport Shop . 3-0 ,n nine.innings by an hits off the losing hurler Joe Joetz, If 3 1 RECREATION DEPARTMENT The winners scored in every Sitar's Shop Rite .... 2 1 score. limmcrman and his relief, Ray leban, cf 3 1 Inning but the third. Lone Star 2-1 Little Leawe A number of error.- b! Kinch, it enabled them to win inard, p 1 0 Major Dlv.—American League Th« box score: Labor Council 2-1 In the ninth K»VI" li"' H heir sixth game of the season arciniak, rf 0 0 (Standings as of July 7th) KOKE'S Baumgartner's 0—3 '.ukulya, rf 1 1 the two runs withmi! I- nd remain in second plate, a A «te E Super Mrkt. 10— 3Lukach, ss 2 10 V. P. W. Post 0—3 p, rf 3 0 Mesquita e fit of a slnijli- h:i 'ull game behind the league Pike's Mens Shop !l Joe Medwick Zabel, IB , extra-innitiK w" ••' .eading Koke's Tavern. Frank's Sinclair , 7- 4 St. Joes '2—0 29 11 WAITING FOR REFRESHMENTS: Here are some of Carteret's youngsters gettin» Into J. Oluchowskl, Charlie BoUuc* The winners scored six runs Carteret Burners _ ft— 2b li: Lions Club 2—1 , P. W 080 010 2—11 a line and waiting to have their share of refreshments at the PAL Day. Reidel, If seven hits to chii'.k-;> ,n the last three Innings to ~ Kosel's Tavern : 5— 1 1 n Carteret Lanes 1—2 KeaU, If straight win of t. .. ^ ' The box score: tar's 121 600 2—12 Kepich Esso 0—13 American Legion 0—2 Kushner, Sb ST, ELIAS Renaldi, 3b 5 The Carteret Lanes did their awrynski, rf Kasha 2b 5 2 ^lay ground Tourney Kopin, c 3 heaviest scoring in the first Hamorski Hurls K-C Carey Council oslnowskl. p three hits !»:' Nagy ss S 0 Barnaba, lb 2 four innings, piling up a total HIM, Petrachs Wallop Slated for Tuesday Hamorski, p . 5 of 17 runs on rallies of four, Thanks Sponsors Gluchowski. cf M. Yavoisky 3b _.,. 3 0 1 WOODBRIDGE— Edward J., ]Toth, « 7-0 Triumph in Sisko, ss . 3 five two and six run* respec- CARTERET-- The Knighu of Wojick p 3 1 0 iath,, chairman of the Recrea- Ferrencc, if Dombrowski, rf .... 3 tively. loiumbus, Carey Council 1280, 27 » 10 3b St. Demetrius Ballek c 2 3 on Department, announces Davidson, If . 2 The box,score: wishes to express its thanks to Krf.C Konci cf 3 2 hat t he second annual Twenty- enson, e ii. Resko, c Babe Ruth Loop Linderman, If . 1 Carteret Lane* the following sponsors for their Meyerd If „. 4 0 0 >ne and Foul-Shooting Tour- Indjierski, lb Oarvey, H By 17-3 Score Baleris rf 4 1 1 CARTERET — The Carterel Baron, If „.. 1 Chodosh d 3 3 softball team. The list of spon- Ryan, rf aments will be held at the sors follows:—C & C Oil Co., ialewlci, 2b 3 CARTERET — Petrach's Labor Council took thingi Comba, 2b .... 1 Kllyk rf 2 0 0 IBuKkocv. -b arron Avenue School gymna- iTorok Electric Co., Mueller eyers, p Tavern walloped the St. De-

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Electricity, heat, hot IACCORDION SCHOOL (-arcs Awav 1 0 bl 1 JACKSON CiilUr nf Mmilrlpnlltlrs will bo held, ' " „ ™ ' ' hlKh elevation, water supplied. Inquire 12 Har- Trumpji nnd Rc-tle 3 250 00: $300 down n ld it th» *Utor>hnne Plumbing & Heating In Atlantic- City from Novrm-i* ' ' ' >20 00 8trM. ft* „„.„.! «•"*«* and SON i I'luno Chair Sli.ni) her 17 tluwmli 20 with hfBd-'1)Pr month- FrPf' toldfr A- L- Trnrrihon« nunrtot-M nt the Chnlfontc-jYETTER' Marshnll CiPrk Pa. t Slrrl Drumi t Remodeling Sofa 8-18 9 bnth. Hot and hot water. S.il • filfc.ion (iiillan & Ampllflrr* Knrldon Hull. . . . 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CM Lt I- vanln, driver's—2,845 of the: 7,9* •3320. 7/B-7/M HOMES - STORES Launderette Instructions \ PRESCRIPTIONS Telephone: are loading the parade of " BUSINESS 19 YOUR DRINTCINO ha* b»- ,<• Estimates resident drivers having OPPOBTUN1TT eomt a problem, Aleohollgi WHITMAN'S CANDIES Open T Dan a Week •MErcury 4-0SJ4 driving prlvllegei revokej Anonymoui can help TOU. Call M LYONS JOSEPH J. SIMONE l'U 1-2011 Cosmetics • Film 7 A. M. to U Midnight speeding In New Jersey,. f. The WANTED BI-3-1515, or WTlte P, O. B<» I, i-,rd I'rnfculflnal MI ichooi strut w»«4»rl4i« ill LINDEN AVENUE Television and CALL ME 4-JH1 New Jersey Farm Bureau «• FRANCHISE!) DEALER 253, Woodbrldge. 7/2-7/30 l- nglnerr Greeting Cardi 25t per WASH r»r Appointment Woodbrldie, N. J. Auto Radio Repair ports that out of 300 Jobless pr- lor 10c per DRY .tons from cities scheduled to to NORTHERN HOMBS HA VINO TROUBLE With your COLONIA by bus to work on South Jersey Americ*'s leading duality fac-i newerage? Electric 8«w«root- liberty 8-1757 !er removes root*, filth, land 20 Brand New Washers Musical Instruments TELEVISION SERVICE farms last month, only about 60 tory built home. Fishing Tackle 8 Olant Dryers - Radio & TV Service W. lnrnin Ai«, It Klmbirl; nctually arrived. The New For details, write, wire or phone and stoppage from cloned Jersey Taxpayers Association NORTHERN HOMES SALES plpti, dralm and Httrs. No Aluminum Windows COIN OPERATED reports no reasonable statewide CORPORATION dliglni, no damages — rapid Set Need and efficient. Call Tony's Summer REPAIR? tax could produce enough In- 1634 Union Blvd., Allentown, Pa. HOME COMING SOON . . . Phone HE 5-9844. 7/9 Plumbing and Heatlni. Ml-4- Call come to fulfill all reasons for of In reiponit to nuoj t*qu*iti new taxation, B007. 7/2 - 7/30 wi an idling t lemet d(pirt> ME 4-4360 MALE HELP WANTED • SHOPPING? REEL mint n*it door to our HII- Clearance ABCO PARTS Mnlt* ikM«mU, . . , •son TV BALES & SERVICE • FEMALE HELP WANTED • jou will hit* jour choice: tkW- ART'S RADIO OffieUI service Station ' Mrrte* or our itMnotat wilt «o 1333 St. Geonei Avenue New Jersey Poll (or joar wuh for you! RESTAURANT »« CKNTaUHl," "MITCHELL," & TELEVISION COLONIA (From Editorial Pate) RESTAURANT «« •AIBKX," "PINK," ••BHONSON," SALES and SERVICE New Jersey Poll reports over EMPLOYEES' "ALCIDO," "BRITION," TWILIGHT SALE the past few weeks have shown EMPLOYEES' "JOHNSON" "T1D WILLIAMS," 1SS Avenel Street, Avenel FU 1-6966 CAFETERIA "K* JOT," "8PIN JOY," that rank and file families In LAUNDERETTE Repair Ettimatea Free! Guiruttetd Renaln of All Makes CAFETERIA 1 FIN MIGBTY," "SPIN-O- NOW IN PROGRESS the state are in good chape fi- HATIfi;' "BPIN RING," tU R*hwiy ATI,, Wooflbrldfi Antinnu Inittlled of Ut Condltfoners, Black >na "THVNDUBIRD," "«T (B*twttn Town Hill tad ""lit* Colored TV Seti, HI-FI, nancially and that they are AU Type* of tubn Tcited fret it Our Btor* dlo, Tape Recorders, Phono- BAMBERGE1VS ItttAta" fBIPTlDE," "SURI Ontn §tr«(t) Cu Ridloi terrlced Promptly gplij, Stereophonic Goilver- optimistic about business and BAMBERGER'S CAST" ''DtCHON," "BEST- •loni, Antenn* Initallitloni, Car Job proBpects for New Jersey. IIADt," "BUMKR- and Kadloi Repaired While You Wait MENLO PARK "OOLOEN CUB" Lawn Mowers MUSICAL Today's findings round out MENLO PARK Parti and Repaln on - Roofing ft Siding - the public's views on another "PrLUEGER," "OCEAN CITV." phase of economic conditions— Now hiring experienced per- "QJJICE," «H-I," "LANOLEY" Upholstery INSTRUMENTS the ability to make both ends sonnel for positions starting Now hiring experienced per- a otb«ti. LAWN MOWERS In August. sonnel for positions starting Phone FU 8-3894 T. R. STEVENS meet. SHARPENED >o«BB| and Sheet Metal Work In August. Our VACATIONERS! This U one of a series at AND REPAIRED 615 ST. GEORGE AVE. studies on economic conditions, Small enflnea repaired Drastically We reuphelster ft MALE iiuost Prices Ever RUDY'S WOODBRIDQE Watch for them In this news- FEMALE Parta for all makea tree-storage jour Flihlnf Tackle A Repair paper. FOOD SUPERVISOR 1st QUALITY Authorlked dealer* for Brim Reduced furniture. Ev- FOOD SUPERVISOR 151 Monroe pt., Rahway erything will BARTENDER A Stratton, Clinton, Power HOSTESSES [ALUMINUM COMB. Producta, Union and othen Prices!! be ready when WORKING CHEF BloxcU aalea and acrvlce you return WAITRESSES from vaoatlon FIRST COOK ISTORM & SCREEN Fuel Oil Learn to Flay the VloUn SECOND COOKS ALBRECHT'S SECOND COOKS and Accordion att-CotiAlUonlnt SERMAYAN RELIEF COOKS KEY SHOP Air- the Modem, Warm Air Hut RELIEF COOKS WINDOWS Indwtrtil Eibauit S;item Condi- lasy War. UPHOLSTERY SHOP SALAD & SANDWICH ii • n-miiimritlon JOHN J. BITTING 124 Washington Ave. Motor Guardi Est. 1907 DISH WASHERS tioned Our Convenient rOR FREE ESTtMATRR MAKERS Carteret CaU ME-4>I1» or ME-4-MSI S Fifth Avenue, Avenel POT WASHERS KI 1-7163 Studio Rental Plan Tel. ME 4-1217 BEVERAGE ISAMSON Eliminates the Flve-iiay week for full-tlm«r» of Instrument Vnrloua short-hour tchedulei DISPENSERS II MIS IM PRODUCTS nvallibl*. Uniform! and ittMli Liquor Store Water Softeners - provided. FrM parking. SODA FOUNTAIN u.nhinjton Street atoj oideat btakiiihtd Henry Jansen & Son DISPENSERS ||| other liberal trnplajM b»n«flt< '•••rlli Amboy AMordlon Center Include; Telephone Mlreury 4-1119 Shopping discount privilege*, Five-day wwk for lull-tlmar*. FUEL OIL II Teari tt the lain* Location SALES Varlmic abort-hour aohMtulti \ \ ii-5562 Tlnnlnj and Paid facatlom and holiday!, ottr t& Yean «f HospltELl-Medlcal-Surftoal b*n«. available. Uniform* and mwli WOODBRIDGE EDDIE'S'Music Center Sheet Metal Work SERVICE fits, Group Life Insuranct. provided, rwe parking. Rooflni, Metal Ceiltaf • Liquor Store Id Btokwkl, Prop, RENTALS Apply to our temporary tmploy- Other libtral tmployte Mntflti Building 157 State Street, P. A. and Furnace Work ment offlc* at Main Street and Include: ME 4-0012 MARY ANDRASCIK, Prop. VA-M299 Water Softener Salt Highland Arenue (off Mlddlcaei Shopping; discount privilege*, Soft Water Soap Avenue) Metuchen, N J. Paid vtoatlon* anil holiday), 100 Fulton 588 Alden Street Swimming Tool Supplies Ho«pHal-Uedlc»l-eurmc»l Mhi- Complete Stock of DonMrfW Interviewing hours:— t;30 A. it.- MM, Group Lift insurant*. WOODBRIDOE Woodbrldge, N. J. 9:30 P.U. Monday through Sit- and Imported Wlttea Moving & Tracking - SERVISOFT urdty —7:00 P. U,-8:00 P. 11., Monday through Friday Apply to our temporary employ- Telephone MErcory 4-1248 ment ofltat at Main Street and Been and Uquon Of WOODBRIDGE Hlthl*nd Avenue (off Mladluei Move "IDEAL WAY" 741 St, Qeorfe Avenue MOON MAN-Howard D. Pot Avenue) M«tueh«n, N. J. Fuaeral Directors 374 AMBOY AVENUE Woodbridge NUCLEAR AIRPLANE Phono FU-8-I914 ter, above, of Schenectady, N.Y, loterrlewlnt houti:^ J:W A. M. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. built that eight-Inch reflector PROJECT S:JO P.M Monday thwugh fltt- AGENT NATIONAL VAN* Roofing ME 4-1815 telescope, It took him four years The administration hu urd«?-7:00 P. M. -8:00 t. U Monday through Friday fcARAGE SPECIALS LINES of painstaking work. Using grounded the nucle&r airplane newt-type camera, he ha« taken project once again by rejecting Knr Locksmith UI6 St. Qeorn Are., Atentl ESTIMATES WATTS iome remarkable pictures of proposals tor early construc- CALL 3-4 Roomi-120, $M. ISO our nearest celestial neighbor tion of a flying model PAPER CLOTH TESTED DENNIS BROTHERS the moon. Synowiecki t-l Roomi-|35. |40, |S0 Advertise The Administration's deci- San Antonia — Patient* la MURPHY W00DBRID6E KEY Carteret, N. J. sion was criticized by members hospitals may sleep ID paper U-g-1071 Funeral Home ft LOCKSMITH SHOP Your Service of the Joint Congressional Com- gowns on paper shtet* and b« FREE ESTIMATES Printed Pattern mittee on Atomic Energy as a treated by doctors and nurses AUTO, BOMB, on wearing paper uniform!, If omci UYI In This Space "backward step" that would' 56 Carteret Avenue • ROOFING postpone the first flight of a tests at, Brook Arm; Medical Ml hpr« of DU^LICARD • HOT ASPHALT Center prove successful. Cartcrct, N. J. kltti (OLD 0 For Only nuclear airplane by at least two VKI'KNTRY • SHINGLING years. MaJ. Gen. William E. Sham- Ice IkaUt and Lawn Moweri • LEADERS & GUTTERS bora, medical center com- and T«krph»M KI-M11S I lhaip«ned an Ptemltei NEW RECORDT mander said the Army Quarter- Notography K| 1-8467 Living costs,already at a re- master Corps is announcing IIS AMBOI AVENUE •7 cord level, an'reported to have the tests on the theory that WOODBB1POK teL MW-H5I risen still higher. paper Items would t» useful '; rtorkmanihlp. O»*a Dailf I A. M. to 7 r N Service Stations A Government report will tell when laundry faculties were ReiwnabU luaday I A. M. to 1 P, M. the Btory, and advance Indica- scarce and during emergency Pei Charted. tions were that the new figures, shortages of conventional cloth reflecting the consumer price (ll f equipment and clothing. ^mi!CTl0N & Trucking - situation for the month of May, Al FLYNN & SON I'KKATIONS TOWNE GARAGE are likely to mark the highest Senate unit rejects increase FUNERAL HOMES living-cost level in history. In Army. ISMIllthM 51 Ilail DEVELOPING J. F. Gardner A Son '""itiim Homes Ui Kast Avenue A. W. HALL & SOU 485 AMBOY AVENUE 1 '"'in »|>«Hlcatloni Local and Lonl UliUnce PRINTING Perth Amboj ' MoTltti and morale Woodbridge v" •i»h Too large NAI1ON-W1DK niFPERB o| ENLARGING II rord kit., hrds aouMkold and Oftce IMimlture MErcury 4-3510 "' Small ... AutborUed'iieat VA-S-0J5I We're SpeeUltiU In '""J Injured Howard Van Llnei 1 DAY SERVICE aepanU Roonu for atocai* # BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- CRATING • PACKING "Free" Roll of Film ''"«'• »' Obligation MENT and BALANCE 1 SHIPPING With Every Roll of • BBAKE SERVICE Unclaimed Furniture of Her? Black and White neMrfation Firnlturi Film Processed 'went Keller Office and Warehouae Kuildcr J4 Atlantlo Street, Carteret We Take Sign Lettering Ml|i"' Street, Rahway Tel. KI-1-5510 Pictures of All Events ""'"> lr-8-0978 WINTER BROS. • IKUCK, LBtVKHINQ WayiMi Fan. Shop Mower Car • NEON IEBVIC1 lervlni Waodbrldit BetlilinU § BUMFHR STICKKBI line* 1IJT t Bluer Valuei • lap Diaudt • fATBR AMD CARDI • Better aervlce t Ltwei frlcei VUlt Our New KtMe At St. Georje Avenue at U. B. TONY'S SERVICE SHOPPE Hlinway 1, Arenel (AJ the Woodbrldie UOMEL1TE GALLARDS Avenu, cioTWleal Circle) Open » A. M. to » ». M. -MOWER CAR" HOPE, TOO City fathers uf I'*tUrB nil: CJjU- loci. Sat. Sales and Service PHOTO Shull*burg. Wia, puttying Up- lieu'b Sliou a, i. 6, 8. SUM 6 top MErcurr 4-6666 - WOODRBIDQI - town with new street sinus, .% yiirdi 35-luub; pedal pushers 547 Amboy Aw., Woodbrldle found they hud F*Uh, Judg- •% yard#. Jfiaibroliiery trauulttr. l»wn inowin* MErcury 4-9014 u d Phooe US 44681 ment, and Pw«* " GaxlneBs Kt-.iid Thirty-five conti in coins s an enjoyable ride! -but no Hope. Howavcr, then; or tills pattern — add 10 centa " B.UEBV GOODS OiMnlOtoV MAO. * fit tUl » or each pattern for first class SEVEN COME ELEVEN^Tb' Ulustrale tw I'llONE will soou b« Hope I»r Shulls- M Directory Ads burtwi, lnoludidg Kay Mor- nailing. Bend to 1W Newspaper the Federal debt management is "loairtd," K<»p. *• '" 10:11 Ml f§MEfwMw& NilUm Oapu 233 W«t( Uth 8C, ME 49808 Read The rUey. An imd«llcated bUeeJ (D-Tex.) «sts bo«-stoe rigged dioe tlunng a has been given sUtus—as well Jew York 11, to.Y . Print plainly HoUse floor. He places the dice On i Ubie aod 1AJJK, MtgI»8 « Bring Heaults Full 1 Year Guarantee* Directory Ads ',',,'tVANTAD.V UM flooi,.Tbej hau va> 7 or 11 tad) tine. PAOE TWENTY

Mild :lt 111K ' i F MttIll'1 fin-urn k.-- f'11:11 !llf The Crow's Nest wlin mr on tlir Tc:m Ursimrs Ustl TV _ TODAY AND TOMORROW jj A, FliiUers Collier ol Ktigim'T-; ma nrc Peter R. Jiihl. Fords j HOME OWNERS! land Robert E. I.nna, Iselin Bv I! A IF HARDSTER DONE, EITHER ALL OR IN PART, IN DENMARK this 'Cadet Thomas W. Dowlinp. Jr., LUCILLE BALL AND DE8I Give your outdoor living arn [124 MacArthtir Drive. Fords, Is AHNAZ WILL GUEST STARlsummer via tape and film. Says jrecrivinir six weeks of trninlnR; WITH MILTON BERLE In anJBorge: "I want to get away a colorful, finiHhfri look with i,it Reserve Officers Training NBC color sppclal next season from a stage. All television In the Mailbag: 'corps summer cump nt Fort m return for Berle's appear- should get away from a nnce in a Lucy-Desi special for] Karen Esposlto daughter of Belvolr. V». . . ATTENTION: A 1* theater. TV I* an 1 Desllu Playhouse. Lucy and; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Esposito. Woodbrldge Lodne of Elks will nl m should" '«* Vivian Vance, roeanwhjle. are 1 Burrry Lme, Colonia, is on ronrim-t A paper drive this all over the world", turning up the old Rodgers andwallan night club ainfrer \with the dean's list at Bucknell Unl-Tomlng Sunday for the benefit Hart musical, "By Jupiter," as verslty for the last semester, of the crippled children's fund. the unlikely name Playhouse entry Victor Ponce has been signed She will be 11 senior at BucX- nwldrntu are urped to tie paper Borge may do his one-a-year nell In the Fall. The Colonla in bundles and place them on regular on ABC's new Hawaiian • spwlal next season on NBC. in-Eye series. He'll girl, a graduate of Woodbridw the curb for collection . . . stead of CBS as heretofore . . . High School, is studying for the jm( fiuf ]\ot J^ast: Robert Q. Lewis guests on thedriver. . . A new g degree of bachelor of arts , , . \mn at P(,rth Amboy Gen. new Gale Storm Show next fall Solving top stars In three-hole Among Township men who rra, Ho |tfl] Jmm Woodbrldge, a confessions - magazine matches with Bam Snead, U now in tape produotlon in Hol- SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE STYLES have been ordered to report for fl dmlR,Ufr t0 Mr and Mr8. editor Statistical note: lywood. Stars alretdy set In- Induction Into the armed forces Mamlf, rjnConwicao, 249 Grove Warner Brothers has to shoot a IN A VARIETY OF PATTERNS^ thU morning by the Draft Av(,nup a d(ulRhtpr ^ Mr. and full hour of film every day, five clude Bob Hope; Oordon Mac- Board are, Nicholas J. Weber, Mr<. ^^ ^^ 43 Crftmp. days a week, In order to fulfill Rae. Fred MacMurray, Fred 30 Claire Avenue, Woodbridse; |0I1 Avpnu(lj ft ^ to Mr. and commitment* to ABC for Astalre, Jack Camm »nd How-1 BlcJiard J. Tqtka, 528 East M|.s RBlph Coppoia, 47 pree- PBA HEAP HONOKKD: Joseph DnmhrowskI, outKoine prrsidrnt of Woodbridfte Local, nex season's schedule .... ard Keel. , Herb Bhriner will STYLE Avenue. Sewarcn: Robert t:man Rt,.PPl a son to Mr. and ratrolmen'i Benevolent Association, Is bfinj; presented with a past president's P'n bj appear on a John Gunther! #1 SID CAESARS NEW.EXCLU- I/he Latafina Police Chief John R. Kuan at the pollcfmen's family picnic :it M.iple Trpr Farm, Sunday. High Road show for ABC. nar- Orlfflths, 58 Judith Place, Mrsman. Harvey Spector, 461 SIVE CONTRACT WITH CB8l 1 Forda ., , looking on, at right, Is John Faeznk, new PBA president. rating' a session on ikmdlvlng Color 12 i 11 School Street, a son to Mr. and was Initiated by that network's now being filmed in Jamaica. | Around tflf ;Mrs. Edward Sporek, 71 Coley top brass, board chairman Wil- PwtclRed Istreet . . . from Keasbey, a liam S. Paley and TV network HARRIS •ET TO JULIE Belf« idaughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- president Louis G. Cowan, Sid's STAR IB8EN'8 "A DOLL'S to do four to six specials a year, Among 13 plant department seph Sharrle, 85 St. Stevens HOUSE" AS AN NBC HALL- with Audrey Meadows as spe- AIM •TtlbMe In 12 x to and l; x u ,, employees of the New Jersey Avenue , . . from Colonia a MARK HALL OF FAM1 spe- cial guest star in each ... NBC Other uneited combinations "mf] Bell Telephone Co.. who have daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- iclal. Miss Harris will open in a «turning to the movie industry v""' "Lm '""*" """ green ind beige; terra cott* and been assigned to work on the crt schrage, 83 Cameo Place w B w W sm to produce some of its 150-odd ™ , ™? «' *°4 ;1> ^ wood; chareoftl and goldenrod. Distant Early Warning i from Menlo park Terrace. special™I,I, s schedule^v,»rt,,i.Hd fof«r nextn«t! Peninsula," at about the samt line, which is being extended a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. time next fall. . , Anna Kashfl, from Baffin Island eastward Adolf Bollens. 158 McOuire season. The network is negotl- siting with United Artists for aMarlon Brando's ex-wife, set STTLl •cross the Greenland Icecap to'strept a daughter and son to for a lead In one of ABCi Ad- Iceland, is Robert M. Great- Waldman, series of hour-long movies to %& Mr flnd Mrs Albert b? filmed especially for TV, toventures In Paradise episodes house, 13 Cleveland Avenue, j street . . . from wiera 47 McGu re enst about $150,000 each . , . for the fall, "Archer'i Ring" . • 1 n IOTAI. PR|( Colonla. He served in the Army „ hter to Mr. and Color Iselin dauR Kirk Douglas and Burt Lan- JL (Plk Signal Corps from 1948 to 1952, Richard Brief, 127 Worth Mrs caster may do other such spe- Goldenrod is when he Joined the telephone f t 46 strppt rom Por cials for NBC . . . Bob Cum- strppt g. Charcoa4 144 mings, with no TV series going. *53 company aj a cable splicer's!a son t0 Mr and Mrs. Angei0 will star with Glenn Ford in a Heal Hints helper. He became a splicer !n;ValetuttOi 28 ^ stlwt, a Atto kTftlUble In It i JO and 13 11\ ,j,, 1B53. Greathouse li a member to Mr. and Mrs. Israel remake of the 1931 moi Other suggested combination*: pastel ->i of Colonla Volunteer Fire Com- daupntcr Arofiho, 599 Woodbrldge Ave- "Cimarron" . , Production costs SINISTER ind beige; p«*t«l gr«n and goldciirod, pany. He and his wffe Kath- fire up all over the place. Las- nue . .". from Fords, a son to SUMMERTIME SEUCURIS I terra cotta and (andarwood. leen have a son 5 and a daugh-Ml. and Mrs Charles Pendle- sir's farm-house next season Sunstroke, heatstroke, and ter, 2. He left from McGuire r^nbar Avenue, a will have an electric refrigera- ton ]58 heat prostration are Urious; Air Force Bwe. Monday . . .| ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ste- tor to replace the five-year-old dRUKri illnesses against which !• the STYLE From Colorado Springs comes. k 27 E. William icebox. phen FaC7a r sun-packed summer months we a pretty card, pieturlnfr PIKe's; daughter to Mr. and #3 street| a PRANK SINATRA'S FIRSTj«houW b« on nur guard. Bun- Une S^uburb Peak, from Andrea Butkowsky,jMrs Josppn Buchko. 37 Bloom- an HOUR-LONO SPECIAL FORstroke and heatstroke art kin- IOTAI, ruin one of the Township girls there from Avenel, 12 i 12 field Avenue ABC NEXT FALL set for Oc-dred ills. Both are due to ex- (Plkd for the Senior Round-Up. Sh(>;a "s"on" toMr.' and Mrs. John tober: He'll do another in No- Beite 40 ~ Writes: ''Having a wonderful cessive exposure to heat, out- SmlpplskVi 119 RfmsP11 Avenue vember, one In December and SandalwMd U time. We're all full of sunburn. doors or In. They usually itart a son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl GRIM REMINDER—Two empty shoes are grim reminders of an accident that killed 81-year- the final in February . ,. John with a severe headache; wrery- Faitel Qrten 12_ We're also meeting girls front^ 473 Wo0dbrldge Ave- old Joseph Paganetto on the steps of his San Francisco home. Brakes of a neighbor's auto Ounther teaming with Walter thing look.? red to thV vtotitn al• IIl over.AVW " , , , IseliTentlnn FirsT?i,-ett 1AiMd nue failed, and driver turned into curb to avoid school children at a crossing. As he struck the Alw aTallable In It x It and II 1 M m Winchell for the fourth episode he develops a high fjwW: he Squad has become a regular '. brick steps at left, Paganetto stepped into the car's path. of his new High Road series for Other suggested combinations: terra, cotta, assistant to the Stork. Enroute may lose consciou beige and sandalwood; charcoal, ABC next fall to be titled "In- these symptoms to Elizabeth Memorial Osteo- this month is not a wise invest- side New York." The series1 wood and beige. psthic Hospital, early Sunday Squad Clicks call a doctor. He ment unless you have H limit- ABOUT YOUR HOME opens with "Inside Space," to Uie tieatment, whioh morning, the blR bird caughVup In Fashion Now less amount to spend. Often it Mizerny went the full seven be followed by "Inside Togo- with them and delivered a Br FRANCES DELI, the use of direct means to eool STYLE jis a temptation to buy by whim innings to pick up the pitching!land" (about African national- the patient and reduce his! daughter to Mrs. John Hranek, triumph which he deserved #4 Never get so carried away —but don't do it, Take your A home workshop that the Ism) and "Inside Dew Line" temperature. (Drentwoocl 27. 14 Harrison Place, lseHn,Wjth high fashion that youttime when you are choosingjwhole family can use and en-after checking Iselin with six NBC boosting Its color TV whose husband is in the army.'wear clothes that look awful on even an inexpensive item ofjj y 15 a must not a luxury. It hits. Marold was the game's Heat prostration Is likewise TOTAL PRK r. 0 schedule by 30 per cent next Color 11 x 1 (PickMllpi Assisting were Sanford Ed- you. This is the best advice In clothing. Always keep In mind will save the home-owner many losing chucker. season. As of now colorcast caused by prolonged heat and 22 wards, Raymond West and the -world. It is amazing the that if you don't need an item, dollars a year in repair bills In the final league clash of schedule includes 11 NCAAlhiRh humidity, but It Is veryjj Charcoal $ .46 Frank Rosol. Robert Benko, number of women who are luckyit is expensive at any price. each year. It keeps ^your tools!the week, the undefeated Keas-,football games, four Bowbdlfferent from sunstroke or Terra Cotta S4 Sandalwood 106 53 ambulance driver, wns an old enough to have a good deal of land supplie__„____s righ_ . t. where you;be. y Fire Company knocked off igames- .,, the Davis Cu.p tennis]heatstroke. The victim Is usual- 1 hand at the situation, His money to spend on clothes, but Leather garments have been need them—making it possible^ Avenel Firemen 4-0 behind'mtttches, the World Series and ly conscious but weak and Also available to U } 20 and 12 1?< daughter was bom in the am- who spend the money unwisely, a fashion note for the past sev-,to do a more accurate job. It the neat three-hit pitching of three NBC operas .... Edd'dizzy; his temperature falls in- Other suggested combinations: bulanee two years BRO ... For some reason a great many'eral fall and winter seasons, [will stimulate interest in ttw the veteran Benny^Qloff. Keas- iKookie* Byrnes gets his first'; tead of rises; he feels cold and S green, sandalwood and beige; pastel red. | women think that an expensive They will soar higher than ever home and Its upkeep. bey now has won three straight;starring role on 77 Sunset Stripjciammy. When these symptoms y beige and charcoal. Tidbits: dress, that they put a llo t of,into the fashion orbit durini g You don't need large to stand alone at the top of thelin the" new season's premiere are present, call a. doctor. He NtiNational l DiiDivisioni . l Prank T. Andes. Green money in. must be either ex- thTcoming seasons. amount of space to have a well- episode, tentatively scheduled |.w111 supervise the treatment,! Plasticrtte patlo-bloci will not rust or rot. 1 Street, Woodbrldge. teacher of treme in style or gooked up and' y u, find u printed,iequipped workshop. It can be In 25. ... which in this case consists In NOTE: are color fast and skid-proof. Installation biology at Woodbridge Hinh. over designed. Some of the most,.™.™' Jorated lttelab- «»• »ttlc. basement or garage.!;-; BLAKE (Peter 1hlt M1 using means of keeping the pa- U easy on grass, sand or earth. will complete summer studies becoming and expensive clothes:™JJ^ffi'^'JJ. lOnOnee end of the utility room mayj'may' '" .7 m^e than once. In;aunnl EDWARDS LINING ~ closed wlt h foldin doors hree trl S to the lat he RTrrTrrH TO a vrw OFTJTTMI tlent wftrm and of rest*ril>* at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, made are plain/devoid of frills!' ^" I^f'f 17 TJS** Ik. ,1««.H °of"f »ith fnlHini*r fWr. install good lighting and italk him into starring in the ly danserou8, Induig< them In and usefulness for a lifetime - at minimum bridge building exercise with!faIlcV number. Pl cl1 d air-rondltlonlng. iDEFENSE PLAN URGED |TV show. Edwards ako doing moderatlon; &void them ,nex . the 24th Infantry Division 3d ™ ™ lt»»«n designers evening ensembles. In many 1 a cost. There are never any maintenance c^.s, tel1 us tnnt " tuckaway type chairman of a movie thLs summer based on ces5 Engineer Battalion in Germanv American women caaw. you will hard jr recognize! replacement costs or repair bills under norma. Committee haj Pete Gunn. to co-star the ' Michael 3. Newjohn, MX). . . . Mrs. Marlon Dunham, of " " ' figures, Theyjlt as leather. It will remain. conditions. say that a cood figure has a (however, essentially a the Township Welfare Depart- bllst sllm torf0 ahd tin output roje In ' yjmat«rlal for the suburban buck should be Bill walst U seems that Amei tcan rbftn womani iafter witnessing an experiment pro- May. ORDER YOUR PATIO TODAY yesterday Which reminds " i " perforated hardboard pro- 1 1 11 dogs |ducer of four syndicated d me, thanks to all you wonder-1 women are noted for their: Bulky knits are being com-'vide'handv" stOTagr'for^tools.i* ' ' ful people who sent all thos»:long legs Rnd this is coiuiderediblmd with leather in sleevesThe necessar" y power tools can RePRep- .Overto Overtonn BrookBrooks s 'D...-!^ture ;S"i,i! Pit!l"inBTh!i a {ashion L d d otl/cardstme vestelv *™ «" ^lars attached to leather be fitted to one side. UKsa.dthe experiment,, dam- ne« ocumentary sen , The VACATION KrSriZ.r2^W If you d011tM thttt >our!jerkins, full-length Supers and The shop-along-the-wail is Crated to the committee be-.Leader, based on the Uves of ™ w.^ t! . r^i'^r( is •« that it should be.iip up leather cover-alls for; i e space is at a pre- hind closed doors, emphasized ^d '*»d^. . .Black Saddle HOME popu ar wher to CLEARANCE! SI?H« ?^ ™w .« ™ I »™ clothes that will do a sportacar fans and the likes. ;mium It fits easllv into a base-jthe need for measures to "in- moves over to ABC next sea- bridge, took part in amphibious lot t0 crpat(1 th(, |mprPSSlon ^atou Interesting comWn-'ment or garage. This type work- sure our survival in case these »n. Friday nights at 10:30. . CB S landings on Chicago s Montrose,that you hav0 g perfpct figl]re |atlon you wiUfln d in the more^shop can be pretty complete andweapons are used against us rearranged its summer re- 50% OFF AvenueBeacn July 4andMll-lTo ill5U1.p an attl.active body [expensive collections will be can include all the power tools both on the battlefield and in run schedule on Playhouse 90 1 waiikees McKlnley Beach yes-iillP a good dPsipner depends floor-length mohair skirU with neCessary to build funilture or'our civilian population" i'« include Lee J. Cobb's terday . , . Oilman T. Kutcher, on innpr construction that pro-'bare suede tops for entertainingjrefinlsh surfaces. ' j "Project Immortality" . . . The ON ALL HATS 138 Schoder Avenue and Den-:Vidos the figure for those not!at home. You may want a pair' K you are lucky enough to Infinitlsimal syndicated lovelorn column. J. Sabo, 574 King George bprn who may not have theiriof the new soft leather "cob-Jhave the space for a square ori "I nave a Picture of you In -Dear Abby." is on its way to HAT Hoad, are taking summer oVn built in flattery. jlers" breeches to wear with a room-size workshop, it can in-^y mind." TV as a film series. BAR courses at Union Junior Col-i This intention to cut and fit Jeweled sweater for informal elude the tools and equipment! "How small you make me SUPPLIES lege . . . costs extra money but is more entertaining at home. that" Dad will want for his'feel." VICTOR BORGE'S OCTO- 9! Main Street, Woodbridfe than worth the expense. Inner! The care and cleaning building and:repairini!. One part i^^^, BER 16 SPECIAL WILL BE in 5; of •!' f +' . 1. J . •vonstruclinnisnota'hldden .,_ leather garments is be-can be devoted to a sewing seo- ALGEATE Almost everyone I talked to to the woman who really,coming less of a problem eachjtlon, including an electric The Newly Renovated HTH Chlorine i!!d,»K ^"l11 an? e.nJ»ya?'e icnows cI()thes- ivear There are a number ofimachlne, a form for fitting A BMd buv ln R plece d Granular and Tablet* Jif °T n nv^ t f* r ' lS l«»to Cleaners on the clothln, and a wall board with' 1 myself I enjoyed a boat ude dothinp will have three appeals.imarket gome of the finer 'kid- all the different colors of thread FALCON HALL out of Sewaren with some good|They me: eye appeal, sex ap-!sltlns Mn ^ sponged off with'and machine attachments Mn •11!. und purse appeal A fad soap and water, and even' 'her may need, 106 PuUskl Ave., Cartcrtt witn pe dress that is nil the rage )rone(j when covered with a! correct lighting a large POOL TONE piece of tissue paper or dry;workshop can include_ a table Is Now Available For Blue (iilorlni for Witcr Qt. »nd Oil. Sta« STATE cheesecloth. . the correct height for flower ar- • WEDDINGS THEATRE ranging, a sink and a correctly • SHOWERS Woodbridge, N. J. RITZ Theatre Storm against Adenauer rages lighted cold-frame for raising Come One-Come All ilr-Conditlonfd lor Vour on in Germany. Comfort Carteret. N. J. KI 1-5960 seed to plants. The individual • BANQUETS Yes We Deliver activities do not need to inter- TODAY THRU t PICNIC AREA NOW THRU SATURDAY ferethe ;famil withy eaccanh sta othey togetherr and. yet JULY 9-10-11 . r.. ,^ Rain or Shine JULY 9-10-11 FORDS Call HI 2-1350 Shirley MacLajIne Bob Hopf—Rhoqda Flemini FAMILY MEMORIAL MjOSJTH • Meeting Rooms David Xiven PLAYHOUSE Every November would be Hl-t-UU For Hire "ALIAS AIR-CONDITIONED •family memorial month" un- ISELIN FAIR "If It irowi... It will For Reservation* Call trow better with THURS. THRU SAT. der a resolution introduced re- "ASK ANY GIRL" cently by Senators Aiken and St. Cecelia's Grounds JESSE JAMES" (JULY 9-11) Prouty, Republicans of Ver- — co-hit — - Plus - KI 1-9888 Green Street, opp. Penn R, R. Station mont. "MUSTANG" "FEARMAKERS" "SHAKE HANDS WITH "ASK ANY GIRL" Shown KIDDIE MATINEE SAT ill 1 P.M. JULY 20 Thru JULY 25 HtfV at 6:40 and 9:40 V, M, THE DEVIL" the cuulli-purpoM sull SUN. - MON. - TUEST" SUN,, MON., TUES, with Jamrs Catney 5 NAME T. V. ACTS ON MIDWA'Y STAGE! ! treatment." au4 Don Murray TODAY THRU (SATURDAY! JULY 12-13-14 JULY U - 13 - 14 Tht Funnlnl }iti tut Tiirnlnc Two Ttrhnlrolor features! "HERE COME THE JETS" "The kiss of the sun for pardon. JuAnne Woodward in a M»lt Into i M»lc! G^UlFood - 9 Rides - 30 Booths The song of the birds for mirth Alan Lidd—Jean Arthur 1 with Steve Brody David iBrst Actor) Niven DAVID "RALLY ROUND SATURDAY MATINEE Shillcy M»cl,»ll(f—Glj Voun| NIVEN Tree Admission - Free Parking One is nearer God's heart in a g "DAY THE WOKiLD SHIRliY Than anywhere else on earth" "SHAHE" ENDED" •ASK ANY GIRL' IvUAINE THE FUG BOYS" (.iAemiBtope-CoIor —. co-hit — - Also - and - Nu - Fair Open 7 p. m. Nightly Tony Curtis—Janet Lflgh "HERE COME THE JETS" Ton; CurUs-^ShrUr Wlnlen "HIE INVISIBLE in i SUN. TIIBI' TUES. "JOHNNY INVADERS" STOOL PIGEON" Fun for the AMBOY FEED "HOUUINI" '- I|ULV U-Ml M.UINKt SUNDAY >1 1 F.M. VVGI). THRU SAT. SUN. - MON. ! Enlire Family! All Technicolor Show JULY IS-U-IT-II WED, THRU SAT. 'PORK CHOP HILL' Alan Lidd-Jun Arthur »nd Garden Shop 4 gcienre-Klctlon Mutl for All! JULY 15 - 16 - 17 • U Van HefllD with Grrgors Pr and Harry (iuurdinu 'SHANE' St. Cecelia's E.t. 1»1> - Georfe »'»•*• " "THE MYSTERIANS" "The MYSTEftlANS" "HOICt KECHLESS" RTH — co-hit w- and 279 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., PE wltii Miuilc Vitn Uoren ronj C urtlk—4anrt Lcl(k Topy Ctirtis—Janet Ul(h "HOUUINI" ISELIN FAIR 1 Corner ol Oak "WATUSI" WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 in Street, Iselin, N. J. REAL SOON •MOIDIM SATl KHA\ MMINtK .,( I P. M HUNGARIAN SHOW ... PLAN TO VISIT US