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Published Every -Thursday VOL. XIX—NO. 41 FORDS, N. J., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 At 18 Green Street, Woodbridge, N. J. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Council Hires . of E. Rejects Tow Firm to Start Committee's Efforts On Revaluation To Alter Referendum Program Cost Township Schools 'Clarification9 is Offered Mayor Makes $139,00% To Get Merit Award By Board on School Plan Few Chan es WOODBRIDGE — In a three-page statement issued today the EDISON-—For the second con- Board of Education offered its clarification of. what it called "some Take 2 Years secutive- year, the Bonhamtown misconceptions concerning the school construction program and its In Statement and Sand Hills schools have re- financing." WOODBRIDGE — As a climax ceived a certificate of exceptional The Board stated the cost estimates have been filed in Trenton WOODBRIDGE — After a.con- to a campaign conducted by the merit and were placed on the Na- and listed the estimated costs of the schools as follows: Oak Ridge, ference called last night by the Independent-Leader, during the tional School Safety Honor Roll Kennedy Park and Cozy Corner Town Committee- in an effort to past several years for the adoption of the National Safety Council, at $363,000 each; New Dover Road convince the Board of Education of a revaluation, program in the Mrs. Russell Ely, PTA president, and Lafayette Estates-Shorecrest to change the wording in its De- Township, the Town Committee, has announced. at $462,000 each. The estimated NY. Tip Foils cember 11 referendum on an $8,- last night at an adjourned meet- "We are proud of our safety A HAPPY THANKSGIVING is in store for Mr. and Mrs. Deszo Yuhasz, a young Hungarian refugee costs of the three junior high 000,000 building program. Town- ing engaged Joseph Rubenstein, education program and are please'd couple, who will be spending the first such holiday in this country tomorrow. Shopping in the schools the Board listed at $1,- ship Attorney Nathan Duff an- trading as the Realty Appraisal that the National Safety Council Mutual Store, Railway Avenue, Mrs. Yuhasz can be seen above accepting a large fancy bird from 542,050 each. Holdup Last Night nounced that the Board members has again recognized our e'fforts," Leonard Silvermari, vice-president of the company. The gift was unexpected and gave the couple remained adamant and insisted Co., West New York, "to perform the further satisfaction of learning the American way of life. On the left is Rev. Leslie Egry, pastor The statement in full read: the task of. revaluating the real Mrs. Ely said. "As long as acci- "This statement is being issued WOODBRIDGE — A tip from they • "will rely on the advice of dents are the first-ranking cause of the Hungarian Reformed Church, their friend and advisor. The couple has a two-week-old the New York authorities, and their bonding attorney" from New estate in the Township of Wood- daughter, Helen. They reside at 285 Fulton Street and came to this Country last December. to clarify some misconceptions excellent police work locally, bridge for the, sum of $139,000. of death .among school-age chil- concerning the school construc- York. dren, all of us in the PTA and foiled a planned holdup at the In a recent ordinance odopted tion program and its financing. Acme Market in Fords last night Earlier in the day, Mayor Hugh by the Town Committee, the sum on the staffs of the Bonhamtown 9 "Cost estimates for this pro- and Sand Hills schools will con- and resulted in the arrest of Peter B. Quigley told the Independent- of $165,000 was appropriated to gram, as prepared by architec- LaPlace, 26, 291 Oakland Avenue, Leader that he had intentions of carry out the entire program. tinue our, organized safety pro- Triplets -Arrival' Causes Slight Shift tural and educational consultants, gram to teach the young people West Brighton, Stateh Island, withdrawing his support in a •Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, and have been filed with the State N. Y. Board of Education brochure, of our community to protect Departmentpf Education and the Township Attorney Nathan Duff themselves and their fellow stu- In Original Need of 'Room for One More' At press time early this morn- which goes to press this morning said they "conferred with various State Division of Local Govern- and to be distributed next week, dents." , PORT READING—The family, the male member,"" Ronald no indication that would lead ment. ing, police from New York, Edi- companies engaged in the busi- The National Safety Council son, Perth Amboy and Sayreville, if the wording of the referendum ness of revaluating , properties" of Stephen Peto, 112 B Street, George, at 4:00 A. M., weighing them to expect rnoie^ than one "Preliminary plans of construc- was not changed to include the honor roll was initiated in 1944. in at five pounds, four ounces. tion have also been filed with the along with local detectives were they are convinced after "due To earn a place on it, a school who had been planning to make child. still questioning the Staten Island itemized cost of each school. consideration , of all factors and rpom for "one more" are now Five minutes later Darlene Carol State Department of Education. must present a detailed report of made her appearance, weighing "I just can't believe it," he "NO CHANGES may be made man on holdups committed in However, after the conference phases of the project that the its safety program to a committee faced with an unexpected prob- recent months. last night, Mr. Duff, as spokes- Realty Appraisal Company was three pounds, four and one-half commented. in these plans unless approval is composed of the school principal, lem. For on Monday, triplets The oldest' of the Peto chil- Last Saturday, New York po- man, said three changes had been the best qualified and could best ounces and a minute later, at obtained from the State Depart- made in the mayor's statement the president of the PTA, a'stu-^ were born to Mrs. Peto at Perth 4:06 A. M., Susan Dolores ar- dren is Barbara, a, long; distance ment of Education. lice informed authorities in this serve the interest of the Town- dent and a local civic leader. If Amboy General Hospital—two area that a hold-up was being which will appear in the brochure ship." ; rived, weighing five pounds, two operate!- employed by the New "These plans call for the con- and the Board also agreed to set this committee reports favorably, girls and a boy. ounces. Jersey Bell Telephone Company. struction of elementary schools planned at a super-market. The The mayor also said yesterday the National Safety Council lists police were stationed at each forth specific itemized costs in the the West New York firm had re- There are six other children in The triplets are in incubators The others are Stephen, Jr., 14; as follows: One in the Oak Ridge brochure—"specifically costs to the school on the honor roll. the Peto home and now the Anita. 10; Thomas, 0; Michael, Heights section of Colonia with a market at the Township but it valuated property in nearby com- The committee which reviewed and their mother, 38-year-old developed last night that La- the taxpayer." munities including Edison, High- pressing problem' is to re-arrange Esther, interviewed yesterday, 7, all pupils in the Township kindergarten and 12 classrooms; the work of the Bonhamtown 'and schools, and Cheryl, 2. The Petos one in the New Dover Road sec- Place failed to visit the Township Last week, The Independent- land Park, Milltown and Piscata- Sand Hills school- for the past things so that the family of said she is "feeling fine." But that night because his car broke Leader in a front page editorial way. eleven can be accommodated in father, Stephen, appeared to be have been married for 19 years. tion of Colonia with 18 classrooms school year wa-s composed of Mrs. and two kindergartens; one in the'down. pointed out that "the referendum, The contract between the Thomas Brennan, head teacher of an eight room housse. bewildered by t
Waverczak, Mrs; Majy Olenyk and Auxiliary Announces Mrs. Salomon Elected Mrs. Tekla Pill,, all in Europe. Many Win Prizes Krutzler Renamed Third Ward GOP Funeral services will be held to- Fashion Show Prizes Jiggalettes President morrow morning from K a i n Mortuaries, Perth Amboy, with 9 - At Card Party AVENEL—Members of the la- KEASBEY—The Jiggalettes met To Elect Slate o'clock services at the Ukrainian dies auxiliaries of the Avenel ;HAK2F FAZAN • • .. Cemetery, Piscataway Township. Thursday in the Keasbey fire- Church of the Assumption. Burial and Woodbridge Fire Companies AV-ENEL — James Krutzler was house and elected Mrs. Lou Sala- AVENEL — Ralph Miranda, FORDS •— Funeral services for The pall bearers were Michael will be in the church cemetery. AVENEL — A card party spon- Hairy.Faaan, 27 Woodland Ave- Popovich, Michael Koperwhats, sored iby the Ladies' Auxiliary, served as hostesses at the recent re-elected president of the Sixth mon, president; Mrs. Frank Dodd, president of the Third Ward Re- r.ue, were held Monday at the Holy Stephen Elko, John Hrehowsik, Avenel Memorial. Post. .7164, election of officers of the Middle- District Democratic Organization vice president; Mrs. Joseph Zyla, publican Club of Avenel, wel- Trims? Church, Perth Amboy, with Daniel Noble and Albert Kress. ALBERT V. HILLYES V.F.W., was held at Fitzgerald's sex County Ladies. Auxiliary of at a meeting at "Fitzgerald's Tav- treasurer, and Mrs. Louis Banko, comed' Mrs. William Hoffman and B:sv.. Stephen.Getiick celebrant of WOODBRIDGE — Funeral serv- Tavern, Route 1, under the chair - Volunteer Firemen held in the ern, Route 1. Other oficcers elected secretary. Mrs. John Schaffer from the sixth a I'squiriii hi?b Mass, assisted by ALBERT SSOESKI- • - '•• ices for Albert V. Hillyer, 10 Wash- jmanship of Mrs. William Dragos. Avenel firehouse with nine units were Walter Drabin, vice presi- Plans were, completed for a district, and James O'Brien, Third ington Avenue, East Brunswick, in attendance. Christmas party, December 14, at 3ev. John Chuuak. Burial,was in ISELJN — Funeral services for Door prizes were awarded to dent; Mrs. Jack Maclver, secre- Ward vice-chairman, who ad- formerly of Woodbridge, were held Door prizes at a fashion show tary; Calogero LaSalle, treasurer; Hank's Tavern, Perth Amboy, with "lifi church cemetery. The pall Albert Skoraki, 34 Marconi Avenue, Mrs. John Smath, Thorrfas Mee- dressed the club at a meteing- in iearera were Frank Gosiewski, were held Monday morning 'from Saturday at the Greiner Funeral sponsored by the. auxiliary of the Mrs. Wilbert Messier, good wel- Mrs. Banko, Mrs. Zyla and Mrs. the Avenel-Colonia First Aid the Thomas J. Costello Funeral Home, 44 Green Street, with Rev. han, Mrs. George Dunham, Mrs. Avenel Fire Company were award- fare. .• Coramittee ' ch'airmen ' ap- Dodd in charge of arrangements. SquacJ building. Arnold Graham, ~oiiis Mielenhausen, Louis Lar'sen, Alfred Koerner, Mrs. Raymond 'x noEia-j Sharkey, William Joel and Home, Green Street and Cooper William Schmaus, of Trinity ed to Mrs. William Barfcz, Mrs. pointed Mrs. Anthony O'Brien, The club will meet December municipal' chairman, and Louis Avenue, and a requiem Mass was Episcopal Church, officiating. Seeman,- Mrs. Julius Tamas, Louis Frea Ascough, Mrs. John Bodnar, publicity; Mr. Maclver, program: 26, 8 P. M., in the firehouse. DecibusJ were' also welcomed, and E'cuvin Casey. Axt, Mrs. Joseph Kolenz, Mrs. IvTr. Pazan, 29, died Friday at celebrated in St. Cecelia's Church Burial was. in the Christ Church Mrs. Nancy Owens, Mrs. Harold Mrs. Drabin, hospitality; Thomas thanked' members for their sup- at D:30. Burial was in St. Ger- Cemetery, South Amboy. The pall Richard Harris, Charles Siessel Schiller and Mrs. Walter Mycko. Meehari Ralph Mulea, Clifford port in the recent election. the Perth Amtaoy General Hospital and Mrs. Michael Stanch. r sttyr a brief illness. A former trude's Cemetery, Colonia. bearers were Daniel McDonnell, Roselle, Arthur Srfxweider and Barbara Ludwlg. Paul Brunn, Hans Beefcman, John : Mrs. Raymond Qribble, chair- Ketuchen resident, he had lived A native of Poland, Mr. Skorski, Attendance prizes were won by Jack Schultz, membership. man, presented'a slate of officers la Fords for the past seven years, 73, lived in Iselin for the past two and Edward Leimpeter and Charles Mrs. Frank Blash and Mrs. John Investiture Rites New members welcomed were Hodges. for nomination. Election will take r-.ni was employed atRaritan Arse- years. He was a communicant of Kuznak, and non-player prizes , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Axt, -Mr. and Heads Sub-Juniors place at the December 28 meeting nal .Surviving are his widow, Mrs. St. Cecelia's Church and a member by Mrs. George Gassaway, Mrs. field by Brownies Mrs. Joseph Zuriekj .Miss Lucy Lo- and Christmas' party, December Of the Sons of Poland, Group. 29; JOHN BELMONTE James O'Brien, Mrs. Earl Smith, AVENEI. — Miss Barbara Lud- £:I;3aDcth Bandies Fzan; a daugh- PORT READING- — Funeral tito, Joseph Lotito. Mr. and Mrs. 28..XJnd6r the chairmanship, of ter,, Suzane; his mother and step- Polish Union of America 286; Vet- George Graff, Mrs. James Michael Lotito and Mr. and Mrs. wig was elected president at the Mrs. Arthur Herman, plans made erans Employes Association of the services -for John Belmonte, 8 First Claneey, Jack Maclver, and the WOODBRIDGE — Investiture father, Mr. and Mrs. John Staley; : services of Brownie Troop '40, of Walter Sobieski. first meeting of the Avenel Sub- for the affair included, a covered Jersey Central Lines; and a retired Street, were held this morning- Roxbury Inn. • Junior Woman's Club at the home and a sister, Mrs. Donald Stewart, from the Greiner Funeral Home, the Woodbridge Evangelical and Mr. Schultz Will be chairman of dish supper, Santa Claus, ana a Lietechen. • • employe of the Central Railroad Winners of table prizes- were of Miss Marie Buonocore, 58 dollar .gift -exchange. of New Jersey. Woodbridge, with a solemn requi- Reformed Church, .Sunday, opened the installation dirmer-dance, De- em Mass celebrated at St. An- Mrs. John F. .Osthoff, Mrs. Fred with a procession of members sing- cember 8, at the Top Hat, Route 1, Burnett Street, with Miss Irene Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Mayer, co-hostess. Miss Dolores Mrs. Nels Kjeldsen won the LEG3INO ANTONELLI thony's Church, Port Reading, at Kalieta, Mrs. Louis Axt, Mrs. ing, "O Beautiful For Spacious and Mr. Maclver will serve as mas- dark horse prize, and hospitality mi READING — Funeral Marie Glazar Skorski; four daugh- Edward Moran, Mrs. Arthur Skies," at Miss Joyce Sipos, junior ter of ceremonies. Finn is vice president; Miss Joan ters, Mrs. Ann Novak and Mrs. 9 o'clock. Burial was in St. James* was in charge of Mrs. Chris ess for Pellegrino Antonelli, Cemetery, Woodbridge. Schwieder, Mrs. Kuznak, Mrs. leader, placed a candle for each Mclver, recording secretary; Miss Alpine Street, Perth Amboy, Marie O'Connell, the Misses Irene Mrs..: Sehultz will, be chairman Carole Paul, corresponding sec- Lange and- Mrs. Grabble. Tamas, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Jacob Brownie on the table. The "Magic of the children's Christmas party, :.cj]y of Forth Reading, were and Helen, Iselin: two sons, An- A communicant of St. Anthony's Kolenz and Thomas Meehan. Forest" -ceremony was led by Mrs. retary, and Miss Carol Obropta, jnday at St. Anthony's thony, Dumont; Thaddeus Lyrid- Church, Mr. Belmonte, 73, died December 15, 2 P. M. at Fitzger- HIGH 1958 INCOMES Louis Malon, leader, and pins pre- ald's Tavern, assisted by Mrs. Jo- treasurer. Initiation was set, for An economic report of the Agri- ii Port Reading, with Rev. hurst, and seven grandchildren. Sunday at the Perth Amboy Gen- sented by Mrs. Steven Keleman to November 25 to December 6. In- 1 seph Accardi,.Mrs. Elmer Dragos, culture Department predicts high n Milos celebrant of eral Hospital. He was employed at ;: E. Melissa Curry, Ruth M. Egry, stallation will take - place at the 1 iiigh requiem Mass. Rev. the Port Reading Terminal of the Mrs. Clifford Roselle and Mrs. U. S. consumer incomes in 1958. GEORGE KOSABO Play Rehearsal Linda Hacker, CheryL Kaskovics, O'Brien. next meeting. As a consequence, it said, the .do- i Stanowski was deacon, WOODBRIDGE — Funeral serv- Reading Railroad for the last 35 Ruth S. Malon, Karen Orosz, Bar- years, in a, clerical capacity. A spring dance with Mr. Meehan Miss Mary Lou Galisin, advisor,- mestic demand lor farm products Theodore Paramo, sub- ices for George Rosado, seven- bara Sipos, Helen Spindler, Doris and Miss Joann Mohr, assistant Burial was in St.. James' Besides his widow, Mrs. Eliza- Held in Colonia and Wilbert Messier as co-chair- is expected -to remain at or above month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. T o t h and Louise Krupanich. mepi, and a spring eard party with advisor, supervised the meeting present levels. "The average dis- i , Woodbridge. Jose Rosado, 71 Coley Street, were beth Canora Belmonte, with whom Friendship stars were received by WOODBRIDGE—A rehearsal of Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Ralph Mu- and election. Mrs. Martin Gutow- posable income per person in 1957, p 11 bearers, all members of held this morning at 9 o'clock from he had celebrated their 50th wed- Ruth Egry, Ruth Malon, ,Karen ski president of the Junior ' oiumbia Society of Port ding anniversary October 6, he is "Raggedy Ann's Merriest Christ- jlea, co-chairmen, were discussed. at around $1,760, was 16 per cent the Flynn and Son Funeral Home, Orosz and Louise Krupanich, I Mr. Drabin will represent the Woman's Club, extended greet- above the 1952 level," the report were Ray Lombardi, John Perth Amboy, with Rev. Thomas survived by seven daughters, Mrs. mas," a play to be presented De- Rev. Leslie Egry discussed the „ ilvatore Giardiello, Syl- Thomas Somers, Sayreville, Mrs. cember 10 by School 11 PTA, was i club at the community meeting of ings. said. Matin, La Asuncion Church, offi- importance of scouting. Mrs. Theo- | the Junior Woman's Club. There Members were asked to con- i Birbato, Anunzio Minucci ciating. Burial was in St. Mary's Andrew Malon, Mrs. Joseph Mesar held Friday at the home of Mrs. dore Sipos, represented the Lo- FIRE COMPANY MEETING T- aale Barbato. Cemetery. and Mrs. Stephen Mehes, Wood- Arthur S. Coyne, Shorecrest Acres. | will be no business meeting in De- centrate on projects and fund- rantffy Guild, sponsoring unit, cember . ;'• raising methods for discussion at HOPELAWN —Fire Chief Steve ntonelli, 72, died Thursday Besides his parents, the infant, bridge; M^s, Sylvester Silletto and Written under the direction of Mrs. which provided the silver tea. Mr. Krutzler won the dark horse the December 4 meeting at the Czinkota • announces there will be home of his daughter, Mrs. who died Monday at the Perth Mrs. Louis Shara, Port Reading; Heinz A. Koehler, Westbury Park, A singfest was held after the a meeting- of Hopelawn Engine "rsis, with whom he had Amboy General Hospital, is sur- and Mrs. Stephen Marusiak, Edi- the cast includes Mr. and Mrs. H. prize; Mrs. Drabin was chairman home of Miss Carole Podraza, 251 ritual, with Mrs. Egry as piario i of hospitality. ' Avenel Street. Company Monday. c ° nee his wife, Mrs. Anna vived by two sisters, Monsenante son; two sons, Edward, Wood- Meltz, Robert Adams, Albert accompanist, and the program i \ntonelli, died in 1951. He and Anita, and three brothers, bridge, and Joseph, Port Reading, Schmidt, Charles Cloidt, Mrs. Z. closed with "Taps." lumber of the Columbus So- Rafael, Alberto and Rene. 12 grandchildren and four great- Kennon Risinger, Jack Schultz, i Port Reading, and a com- grandchildren. Heinz Koehler, Mrs. William Sul- i of St. Anthony's Church. ALEX P. CHYZIK. livan, Mrs. Ralph Alter, Mrs. Rich- Playlet Marks Woodbridge Oaks'News 1 I also survived by two FORDS — Alex P. Chyzik, 59, 18 MRS. MARY G. LORCH ard Stanford and Joseph Man- s, Mrs. Alex Magyar, Ave- Pine Street, died Sunday at Temple WOODBRIDGE — Funeral serv- zione. Mrs. Coyne will furnish the MOLTI-MILLIQN DOLLAR i u Avs. John Ottavino, Port University Hospital, Philadephia. ices for Mrs. Mary G. Lorch, 699 piano accompaniment. P.M. at School 15, Pershing- Ave- nue. Mr. John Jewkes, a member a son, Joseph, Port A member of the Ukrainian Hamilton Avenue, Rahway, for- Tickets for the barn dance, De- By 1 -, seven grandchildren and Church of the Assumption, he was merly of Woodbridge, will be held of the Board of Education will be OIL BOOM M UTAH cember 7, 9 P. M. at the Barron WOODBRIDGE — Newly- GLADYS E. • guest speaker at the special meet- t-grandchild; two sisters, employed in the blue lead depart- this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Avenue School, may be obtained by elected officers of the First Presby- C ^nnela Martino, Wood- ment of the National Lead Compa- the Greiner Funeral Home, 44 SCANK ing, with a question and answer Calling Mrs. Alter, chairman, FU- terian White Church Guild were period after his talk. and Mrs. Margaret Denisi, ny for the last 30 years and was a Green Street, with Rev. Earl 1-1725. The "Wrhythm Wranglers" welcomed by Mrs. Victor Thomp- 497 Lincoln member of the plant's 25-Year H. Devanny, First Presbyterian have been engaged, to furnish the son, retiring president, at Mon- Highway —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Argalas America's big new fortunes Club. Ke was also a member of the Church, officiating. Burial will be dance music and do the calling for day's meeting. Mrs. Donald Fales Iselin and sons, Roger and Barton, were are made in Oil.. YOU can guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. " JLIA JOG AN Mechanic Educational Society of in the church cemetery- the square dances. There will be is the new president, Mrs. Joseph Tel. LI-8-1679 own • a 40 acre bil lease in ,33 — Funeral services for Fred Swallwell, Keansburg. The America, the Ukrainian-American Mrs. Lorch, 93, died Sunday door prizes and refreshments. Husk, vice president, Mrs. Ken- great new ' oil frontier of Julia Jogan, 816 King Democratic Club and the Sitch So- night at the Middlesex Nursing neth Pheasey, secretary and Mis Argalas family will motor to Nor- | ristown, Pa. Thanksgiving- Day Southern Utah in area of Road, were held Friday at ciety, Branch 155. Home, Metuchen, after a short ill- Wesley Heiselberg, treasurer. •—Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmitt L (d - of Peace Church, with Surviving are his widow, Mrs. ness. A native of Woodbridge, she Mrs. John Hinkle, Woodbridge; where they will be guests of Mr. valuable Indian Reservation Mrs. Alice Christensen, Ridgewood, "Christmas Shopping, Chinese and children, George, and Mary " urmel Constance, celebrant Teren Stazko Chyzik; a son, John was a member of the First Presby- Style," was the feature of the eve- and Mrs, E. Harold Pa vie. Other Land. Don't miss your OP- and Mrs. Herbert A. Ryan, Rah- Jane, Rahway; were Friday guests guests will be Mr. Argalas' mot- • " wnn requiem Mass. Rev. Alex; three brothers, Nicholas, terian Church and Pine Grove 10, ning, a playlet with Mrs. Kenneth of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cuthbertson PORTUNITY IN OIL. IT v.ri D Smith was deacon, and Canada, and Samuel andTimko, in Woodmen of the World. way; a son, J. Russell Lorch, Co- her, Mrs. Eva Arglas, Irving- r Rechnitzer, Mrs. Paul Nunn, Mrs. of 1606 Oak Tree Road. COULD MAKE YOU RICH! j' umas Paramo, sub-deacon. Europe; and four sisters, Mrs. Eva Widow of the late John F. Lorch, lonia; 12 grandchildren and 16 ton, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nor- 1 great-grandchildren. James Lockie', Mrs. Anton Larson, v cis in the "Resurrection Romanishen, Millville; Mrs. Anna she is survived by three daughters, —John Jenkins, president of loss and children, Linda and Barr Only $12. per month. Write Mrs. Charles Anness, Sr.i Mrs. School 18 PTO, Mrs. -Gustave Be Arthur Hanie and Mrs. Fred bara, Union. immediately for map and de- Preiter, president of Home and Schwenzer in the cast. —Saturday guests of Mr. and tails to Trans American Oil School Association, School 6, and The next "meeting will' be a Mrs. Martin Cohen, 16 Bradford Co., Judge Building, Salt Mrs. Robert Argalas, president of. Christmas supper, to convene.at Place, were Mrs. Cohen's parents, Lake City, 'Utah. 7 P.M., December 16, in Fellow- School; 15 PTA met Thursday at Mr, and Mrs. William Linkov and Bring in your Christ- | ship Hall. Members are asked to the home of Mrs. Argalas, 32 Mr. and Mrs. Al Blacker, Newark, mas list and we'll be | bring a dollar gift. iiisins Street, to make plans for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rogoff, At a supper meeting of the a civic meeting December 5, 7:30 Colonia. ' happy to help you to 1 Westminster Fellowship, Sunday, select - 2 new members were welcomed, and Rev. and Mrs. Earl Devanny, members of the session and their "Just the Right | wives, were guests. Things for Him" i The evenings' entertainment consisted of an inspiring talk by Ron Sussi, of Princeton Theologi- cal Seminary, and two sketches. Todd Howell, president, an- nounced Jack Reeves, Metuchen, BRIEGS will be caller for the square dance i r / in Fellowship Hall, December 7, 91 Smith Street 8 P.M. ' Perth Amboy The supper was served by Mrs. William Bowen.
For a Limited InVite.the Birds "I s<-- •f Time Only to stay all winter Up To - x V Fill your days with pleasure as you feed your friends—the wild birds.."_"
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- «/ I u ® Suet and Peanut Cakes •• Novelty Bird Houses We Reserv& the Right to Limit Quantities. WE HAVE THEM! WINE SALT M © ALL SALES For Mulching and Covering M BARRELS Up Shrubs and Bushes . M On this Thanksgiving Day, let us humblv bow » i H ® ^O REFUNDS • NO HANDI-CHARGE Will Preserve Your Plants 5 Gal. to 50 Gal. (Wax) During the Coming Winter p our heads in a prayer of gratitude to Almighty 5 Gal. to 15 Gal. (Charred) Months M God for all that we have, all that we are, all that lorry Sn For-BEST-'Select ions!. fOR DOG BEDDING:. ^ we can hope to be. Let us reaffirm, our faith in M II Bags of Straw - Bales of Straw M our free way of life and solemnly pledge ourselves Bags of Cedar Chips - Bales of Cedar Shavings M M to preserve it for generations to come, We Deliver - Call -HI-2-1350 M H II ml (Next to Woolworth's) .¥: Woodbridge BOY FE IBS m PURITAN DAIRY M ARDEN M "The Home of Cream Top Milk' Established 1919 — George Walsh, Prop. - . to.:9 P. •M 279 New Brunswick Avenue M and.;Wilson :-Sts. PertM/ J Bring the Kiddies Friday Night at 7 P. M. - M M SANTA CLAUS WILL BE ON MAIN STREET! • PERTH AMBOY . M -•••.• , : '; .- VAlley 6-1200 (Corner of Oak Street)
5-> K*;< #>T< »>-•« 9~* EDISON TOWNSHIP AND POBBSBEACON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 PAGE THREE Club Announces ' Mothers to Sponsor Early Reservations Urged History Club Sets Sole on Sunday 9 Holiday Program WOQDKRJQXHl—Mothers of pu- For New Year's Eve Affair 'Scholarship Day . pils in the fourth grade of St. James' School will sponsor a cake WOODBRIDGE -h Early reser- and Mrs. Alfred. Rauchmari, make- WOODBRIDGE — A card party sale Sunday in the school audi- vations for the New Year's Eve up. SEWAREN — The Sewar«n writh Mrs. Vincent Logue as chairr torium,-after all Masses. Mrs. Jo- dinner-dance of Sisterhood, Con- Donor credit for raffle sales will History Club will hold "Scholar- . man featured the November meet- seph Valenti and Mrs. Martin gregation Adath Israel, were urged be given, Mrs. Sol Klein advised. ship Day" Wednesday, December ing of the Woman's Club of Minkler axe co-chairmen. at a meeting of the executive board Mrs. Murray Dern, -Mrs. Cyril Hut- 4 with a meeting at 2 P. M. at* the Woodbridge at the Masonic Teni- ' Reservations for the Christmas Monday, as Mrs. Milton Bedrick ner, Louis Strauss and Laurence home of Mrs. Roland G. Crane, f ple. Table prizes -were awarded .party, December' 10, 7:15 P. M. advised only 200 places are avail- Weiss will be. in -charge of this West Avenue. to Mrs. Howard White, Mrs. Mel- should be made before December 3 able for the midnight dinner. Mrs. project, to be conducted jointly Six scholarship students from vin Melanson. Mrs. Norbert Jost( with Mrs. Edward Gadek, Mrs. Jerry Kaufman and Mrs. Seymour with the Congregation. the music department of Douglass Mrs. John Pribula and Mrs. Scott Gerard O'Brien, Mrs. Bemsen Cohen should be notified well in Mrs. Philip Mappen, vice presi- College will be present to give a Jessen. Door prizes were won byWebb; or Mrs. Joseph Genovese. advance of the date. Entertain- dent, announced, the December 9 musical program. The girls are Mrs. Edward Poulsen and Mrs! ment is. •' 'being planned by Mrs.meeting will be combined with Phyllis SUverman. Georgette Le- • Thomas Smith and non-players' Chester Willis, and Al Mingione's that of the Woodbridge Chapter of North, sopranos; Patricia LaBate, prizes by Mrs. Gerard Dalton and Orchestra will 'furnish dance Hadassah. Featured on the pro-mezzo-wSoorano; Janet Brown, Mrs. Herbert Nielsen. Mrs. An-Chordi .Canvass music. gram is Mrs. Augusta Saretsky, Elaine Shulman, violinists; Gloria thony Hutnik was a guest. Mosca, accompanist. The rituals and practices of Con-; narent counselor for the Jewish A donation was approved for .ToBegin Sunday servative Judaism were explored Education Committee of New York, Also attending the meeting will the Christmas Fund for Veterans by Mrs. Ernest Lichtman, vice who will conduct a Chanukah be Mrs. Oswald Nebel, Fords, edu- - at Lyons Hospital and East WOQDB.RIDGE—Team captains president, in one of a series of workshop. cation chairman for* the sixth Orange Hospital. : of the Every Member Canvass of talks which are a regular feature Members were asked _to attend district, and Miss Margaret Hen- Mrs. Dalton. president, an- the Trinity Church include Wil- of the meetings. She announced as many sessions as possible of the '•ickson, Woodbridge High School nounced invitations had been re- liam L, Benson, Mrs. John W. the study group will meet at hercancer dressing group which, meets guidance counselor. Mrs. Crane is ceived to attend federation nights Boos, Miss Irene Borthwick, Mitch- home, December 11, due io theTuesday afternoons from 1 to 3scholarship chairman of the His- of the Woman's Clubs of Berkeley ell Cairns,' Mrs. John Clark, Mi- cancellation of a previously sched- under the chairmanship of Mrs.tory Club. Heights, Elizabeth, Scotch Plains, chael Fedock, Miss Flora Forsythe, uled session. Max Staum. s • All members are urged to bring Westfield, and the Wednesday Nasib Haddad, Percy A. Hulick; Mrs. David Gutman, president, Reporting 173 paid-up members, guests to this meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs. William Bird, Mrs. Morning Club, Cranford. It vra.sMrs. Thomas Kanitra, Otis Kiel, AT GET-TOGETHER: Above, members of the Woodbridge Township Education Association are reported an award was received by including 22 new enrollees, Mrs. announced that Mrs. Dalton, Mrs[ George Knopf, Walter Kronseder, the group in recognition of having Bedrick advised a membership get- Kenneth Butler, Mrs. Herbert shown with State unit officials, at a gathering: during- the N. J. Education Association convention in Rankin and Mrs. H. D. Clark. Bernard Concannon and MrsJosep. h Kubicka, Mrs. Eugene K. Atlantic City. Left to right are Walter O'Brien ana John Bertolino, field representatives of NJEA; fulfilled the 1956-57 Torah fund acquainted tea will be held De- Fred Ascough attended federation Magargal, Jr.,. Merrill A. Mosher, Mrs. Carl Fleming, president of the local unit; Robert Blulligan, vice president; Mrs. Ann Mocarro, quota. An additional award,' the cember 5 at the home of Mrs. I. night of the Woman's Club of William S. Neebe, Miss Nancy Ol- 'membership chairman; Adam Wacker, salary churman and Frederic Buonocore, welfare chairman. book, "Altars Of My Fathers," by Rabinowitz, Linden Avenue. Avenel and Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. sen, Charles K. Paul, Dr. C. How- Mignon L. Rubenovitz, was made Mrs. David Levin and Mrs. Louis St. Mary's Alumni Poulsen, Mrs. Harry Reasinger, ard Kothfuss, Earl G. Rumpf, Miss at a meeting of the Central New Strauss asked to be notified 'by Jr. and Mrs. John Almasi, Jr.,.the Sophia Schmidt, Donald Shepherd, Jersey Branch of Women's Lea- anyone wishing to purchase Cha- sixth district fall conference ^t Miss Martha Storey, William M. Accomplishments'of NJEA Skits Presented gues in Rahway, in acknowledg- nukah items, and said a display Plans Breakfast Mountainside. . Thompson, Mrs. William ' M. ment of the Sisterhood's contri- table of these items will be set up Thompson, Erskine H. Todd, How- Year books were distributed. bution to the success of "Holiday at the next meeting. PERTH AMBOY — Honorable ard V.-Tune, and Mrs. H. Alton Outlined by Mr. O'Brien By Cub Pack 139 Panorama," presented by the William F. Smith, United States Jjetters of resignation were "re- Wolny. Branch in Woodbridge, September Donor chairmen, Mrs. Maurice ceived from Mrs. Paul Kelt and WOODBRIDGE — "The NewStrawberry Hill School as early Chodosh and Mrs. Jules Meistrich, District Judge, will be the princi- The canvass began with a cor- WOODBRIDGE—Skits describ- 19: pal speaker at the Communion Mrs. Edward Heffner, who have porate communion and breakfast Jersey Education Association has as possible. The party is to be held ing the manner in which meetings set the date of the next dinner for moved from Woodbridge. A letter never failed in any attempt to at the Brass Bucket, Woodbridge, Members were notified of an in-April 28. Breakfast of St. Mary's Alumni Sunday at 8 A. M. 'Speakers in- are conducted, and the various vitation to attend a book fair and Association, at St. Mary's High was read from Mrs. Ford A. cluded Rev. William H. Schmaus, have a bill on education passed on Monday, December 9th, at 6:00achievements of each den, were Starkweather, sixth district vice by the New Jersey Legislature," P. M. Everyone is asked to bring luncheon, December 12,10:30 A.M. School, December 1st. It was an- Mr." Benson, Mr. Mosher, Mr. presented at the monthly meeting to 3 P.M. at. the home of Mrs.BAC' K FROM SAUDI ARABIA nounced by the president, Frank president, expressing her apprei Rumpf and i&tr.,Hulick. The drive said Walter O'Brien, Field Repre- a 25c gift for the Christmas Exr of Cub Scout: Pack 139 at School ciation of invitation she. received Charles Schwartz, New York City. WOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mrs.Heenan. will end December 1. sentative of the NJEA, at a meet- change. ; to be guest speaker at the club 11. '. -'-• : .,; ' .I..'""'..''. There is.no charge, and reservar Whitman C. DJmock and children, Mr. Loren Ayers, Sports Editor ing of Woodbridge Township Each boy was ' accompanied by tioris may be made with Mrs. Randy, Andrea and Jeffrey, have federation night. A letter of regret Education at School 11. Mr. of the Perth Amboy Evening was received from Mrs. Joseph one'or bpth parents, and Lou. Wen- Leonard Goldman, Grove Avenue. returned from Dhahran, Saudi News, will be the toastmaster, Auxiliary • O'Brien pointed out that the As- zel thanked the parents for the in- Arabia,- and will spend t~wo months Knowles, past president on her in- sociation is sponsoring a newSodality to Give , Mrs. Robert Korb, chairman, re- Members are asked to attend ability to attend federation night. terest shown, again stressing the ported on the play, "Caine Muti- at their home, 472 Rahway Ave- the eight o'clock Mass in St. State Aid bill, to be introduced importance of their participation ny," commending the efforts of mie. Mr. Dimock, an employe of Mrs. Dalton conducted a dis- ElectsOfficers in January, to provide $17,000,000 in cubbing. • Mary's Church, Perth Amboy, and cussion on the special school bond Baskets to Poor the cast; Jack Gottdenker, direc- the Arabian-American Oil Com-receive communion in a body. The in State Aid to municipalities. Awards included the bobcat pin tor; Mrs. Mollie Cowell, assistant pany, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. referendum to be decided on De- .; CQLONIA •—. Election of officers breakfast will be served in the ! NJEA was responsible for the WOODBRIDGE—Christmas bas- to Edwin Toombs, Jack Maclver, director; Mrs. Albert Leon, publi- Fred P. Dimock, Park Avenue. cember 11 and urged all members was held by the Ladies Auxiliary Wayne Gadberry, Randy Davidson, new cafeteria in St. Mary's Ly- to vote. .'.:•• creation in 1956 of the State kets of food for needy families in city; Mrs. David Salson and com- Mrs. Dimock is the former Miss ceum. of the Colonia Volunteer Chemi- School Building Aid Fund he said. the parish was decided on as a William Romig, Jack Jenkins, mittee, tickets; Mrs. Henry Belaf- Phyllis Bennett, daughter of Mr. cal ijook arid Ladder Company, Philip Tuhy and Donald Morris; Mrs. Jessen was appointed :; Effective, too, on July 1, 1958, New project of the Senior Sodality of sky, costumes; Mrs. Albert Rich- and Mrs. Allen Bennett, Freeman Social Security is found the chaimari of the Christmas party at the... Inman Avenue firehouse. Jersey will have the best mini- St. James' Church -at the Novem- wolf badge to Fred DeJohn and mail, program, and Mrs. Cowell Street. bulk of retirement income. December 18. Her committee in- '. New officers are: President, Mrs. mum salary law in the United ber meeting. Reservations for theJohn Fuerry; lion badge, Robert cludes Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs, Reginaljd. Brady; vice-president, States, being second only to Cali- Christmas party in the Log Cabin Morris; gold arrow, John Pioflin- George Miller, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.Mrs. Roy Huelsenbeck; secretary, fornia in minimum salary sched- were taken by Miss Patricia Kehoe, zani, Garry Sackes, Fred DeJohn, Dalton, Mrs. White, and Mrsi/lrs.. George Scott; treasurer, Mrs. ule, and first in maximum salary chairman. Joe Kara, . Kenny Binder, Lenny Thomas Gerity. There will be "ah James Staunton; sargeant-at- Papp and Robert Toombs; silver schedule, the speaker pointed out. Miss Marianne Tobias outlined arrow, Robert Toombs. exchange of gifts and .prizes- arms, Mrs. Thomas Flanagan; Fifty million more dollars will plans for the first winter festival, awarded for the most original publicity, Mrs. William Wels; cus- January 18,inthe school. Miss To- r todians, Mrs. Raymond Hughes, be given in 1958 to Teacher Col- wrappings. :. : lege Buildings Aid as a result of bias also asked to be informed of PLEDGE FRATERNITY Mrs. Reasinger, first vice presi- and Mrs. James Mackey; auditors, new dress club members. FORDS — Robert Kovacs, 30 Mrs... William Price, Mrs. Carl the vigorous campaigning of the dent, announced that at the New Jersey Education Association Sodalists were urged to volunteer Hamilton Avenue and Dennis January meeting slides will be iL'ehman, , and Mrs. Dominick which contributed $50,000 in 1951 a few hours a week to type the par- Sabo, 574 King George Road, have DINNER AT shown detailing the ''Allaire Aiuto.: ,'-.-. '••'.'• - been pledged to Pi Kappa Psi rr-The auxiliary will hold a bazaar to the fund, stated Mr. O'Brien. ish envelope list. Payment of dues Restoration" project of the New ', "In addition to these, we havebefore the end of the year was also fraternity at Union Junior Col- Jersey. State Federation of Saturday, at the firehouse from lege, Cranford. Both are fresh- 2-7;P..M-. .It was announced that one of the best retirement systems stressed. Women's Clues. : in the United States in security, Miss Faith 'Brazdo, who is soon men in the Day Session. Mr. Ko- HOWARD J own sons . Mrs. William Almasi, American; the remainder of clothes from the vacs is a liberal arts major and bazaar will be donated to thewe had passed the first Tenure to be married, was. presented with home chairman, announced a Act for teachers in the United a gift by Miss Sally Kinelley, pre- Mr. Satio is majoring in science. meeting at her home, 175 Sherry Independent - Leader Christmas fect. Fund.: ';•.'-•-•- . States, and, in 1954, were respon- Street, December 4, 8 o'clock, to, sible for securing through, the Rev. Harold Hirsch gave a brief Chilled Ffuit Cup with Sherbet or Chilled Fruit make cancer dressings. Members legislature one of the best sick talk, and Sister Mary Carlene, ^ad- t|j§» €ards that reflect jf Juice — Celery and Olive* — Cream of Celery wishing to assist or having white Lions!to Pay Hospital leave policies in the country," he visor, led prayer. i * '.-••*_ your good taste,. • f Soup with Croutons material suitable for use in thfe added. worthwhile project are urged to Expenses for Orphan ROAST STUFFED "One of the major problems I BOXED ASSORTMENTS i YOUNG TURKEY contact her. AVENEL-4Plans to pay hos- facing the NJEA today is that of Foley Speaker | *•••:.* of I Giblet Gravy— Cape Cod Cranberry Sauce * Mrs. Leahy, art chairman, ha4 pital expenses for an 11-year- certification and recruitment of on display and for sale, Christr ql
Simple Join Our 1958- "'There is a simple answer to the atomic bomb," says dapper, quiet- voiced Brigadier A. M. Toye, V. C, CHRISTMAS/-CLUB M. C. "It is that no weapon has ever invented for which the answer . doesn't exist." —London That Earns . The Detray 2-Door Sedan—hold beauty and Illustrated. Body by Fisher in Chevy's lowest priced Series!
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Business decline is seen ex- tending to mid-1958. Each Week You Save November You Receive ? .50 $ 25.00 1.00 50.00 2.00 100.00 3.00 150.00 5.00 250:00" Bosso'f LooR 10.00 500.00 Economy never looked like - this of, loaded with hew things-that-make-driving Plus Dividends performed like this before. But now happier and riding smoother. ,^^^^^^^ Iqpk what the '58 Chevrolet offers you— Just try one! Power ranges from the budget- ,, issuer & Blade _ _ ooted nylons so i ' even in the lowest priced Delray Series minded 145-h.p. Blue-Flame 6 to Chevy's sheer you can wear, -*•- wicbout ©ra^ radical 280-h.p. Super Turbo-Thrust VS.*, » —. ' _— / you see illustrated here, Delrays, like other models, have a new Full Stmtitable ticeb an3 First Savings ton won't bind or ctaam (they're made & Loan Assn. of Perth Amboy Look what the beautiful new Delray models Coil suspension—a softer, road-leveling ride. -: with Helancs® Mtwh njrlonsyaoi) ^ do for your dollars! They're the lowest priced You can have a real air ride* to make the ? 339 STATE STREET of all the low-priced Chevrolets. But they're going evert smoother—and Overdrive* to Phone ME-4-0809 ' HI-2-2770 long, low- and loaded just the same. A full make it even thriftier- See all that's new at • FOIlWAftO FKOM FIFTY nine inches longer, dramatically lower, and your Chevrolet dealer's. *opiionaiat extra cost PUBLIX Daily 9 A. M. ta A P. M. PHARMACY Saturday 9 to 12 Noon 91 Main .Street, Woodbridge Member Federal Saving's and Loan I&surahce Corp, Open Eves."till W, Sunday till l P.M. FREE PARKING IN REAR hdy franchised Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark. ' See 'Yaw'-Local Authorized^Chevrolet'Dernier EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,-195? PAGE'FIVE
BPW Cake Sale Inman Ave. Section Colonla Police Raid Card ISELIN PERSONALS Group to Meet (Including Dukes' Estates, Canterbury Village s Nab Quartet Girl Scout News By GLADYS E. SCANK First Presbyterian Church of Ise- WOODBRDDGE — A meeting Woodbridge Knolls, Shore Crest Acres, Lynn WOODBRIDGE — Pour Town- 497 Lincoln Highway lin will be held all day December of the committee for the Inter- Oaks, Oak Ridge Heights) ship men were arrested on com- , Iselin 7, sponsored by the Ladies Aid anil national Cake Sale being spon- plaints of disorderly conduct Mon- Tel. LI-8-1679 Women's Guild of the church. I Mrs. Charles Enz, president, plans have meen'made to invest sored "by the Woodbridge Town- day afternoon aiter a joint raid on Ellen Rose, Harold and.Elyse Ann, a card game at a Main Street —The regular monthly meeting read a report on the national con- Carole-'Ann Copertino, Donna Lee ship Business and Professional —Miss Edith Dittler,. daughter of the Mothers Club of Boy Scout vention to the Woodbridge Town- Woman's Club for the. benefit of By MRS. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. service station by local police and of Mrs. Louise Dittler, Marconi Eidson, Doris Frances. Growney, Jere MeMahon, Roselle Park. county detectives. Troop 47 was held at First Presby- ship Girl Scout Council. Mrs. Fred Patricia Elaine Hyde, ) Barbara the Barron Public Library,, will faje CHARLES Avenue, and the late Charles Ditt- terian Church of Iselin. Christmas Gaskell, Mrs. Andrew Butkowsky 'Arm. Lovas, Justine Mango, and held Friday night at the home of OLIPHANT, —Edmund Hughes, Savoy Place, Picked up in the group were Gus ler, is a surgical patient at" St. cards and wrappings are being soRi and Mrs. Enz were the Wood- Mary Alice_ Thompson. Louise the chairman, Mrs. Emily Halhert, JR. was host to Charles Oliphant, Sr., Loukides, 31, 281 Manor Avenue, Peter's Hospital,' New Brunswick. by the club. bridge delegates. A new shoulder Jean Periano, transferred from a Grove Avenue. West Street and William Wels, West Street; owner of Gus' Service Center at —Florence Gordon, Lillian New- George Scott, Fagan- Place, and Main and Pearl Streets; Frank P. —A Saturday guest of Mr. and paten was exhibited to replace the Linden troop, will be., welcomed The sale will be held. December Colonia, N, 3. man and Mrs. Elizabeth Vitkosky, Mrs. Jerome Cassell, 152 Middlesex G.S. shoulder pins on. leaders' ^officially into the troop. Mrs. Steve Fred Sutter, Midwood Way. Manganaro, 23, 405 Pearl Street; Fords, were recent guests of Mr. 13 from 6 to 9 P.M., and Satur- Phone Prank Kayla, 43, 127 Pulton Street Avenue, was Mrs.-William Cohen, uniforms. The theme of the con-Kndeis, leader, announced the day, December 14 from 9 A.M.. FUlton 8-1966 and Mrs. William Dangell, Persh- Cplonia. vention was "Can You Count On troop is very active in the "Y" until the entire stock is sold, at and Michael Masarik, 27, 574 ing Avenue, when they attended Her?" The 1960 Convention will, Woodbridge Avenue, Avenei. the 47th annual minstrel show and ^—Mrs. Cassell was guest of swim program and that the girls the Mutual Stroer Market, Rah- Hospital Medical honor at a surprise birthday be held in St. Louis with "Can are busy making Christmas gifts. way Avenue, Woodbridge. —Mr. and Mrs James Black, Sr., All four were released in cash dance at the Mosque Theater, She Count On You?" as, the Donna;Lee Eidson was welcomed and daughter, Karen, Patricia bail of '"$25 each for appearance Newark, under the auspices of the dinner at the "Pines," Metuehen, Donations of home-baked cakes Ayenue, attended the wedding and December 5 before Acting Magis- Iselin Wons' Club. They also at- Sunday. . Mr., and Mrs. Arthur theme. . - , back after her hospital stay. .All Staff Names Fine Schnitzer of Jersey City were the parents are invited, to the Inves- ind cookies, traditional in the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony trate Joseph Manzione. tended the second annual barber Nomination and election of of- donors' native countries, will be DeCai'o, Saturday. On Sunday, the Police Chief John R. Egan said shop, program, held at Keyport hosts. Mr. Cassell and children, ficers took place. Mrs. Jack M. titure, December 7. ;. •-. . welcome. The sale is one of two Blacks were dinner guests of their PERTH AMBOY — Or. I. J,Fine Ruth and Jackie, also were guests. ''Mrs. Norman Kilby, lirs. LeRoy was re-elected president of the yesterday that several complaints High School auditorium sponsored ISrown- was elected vice-president orojects being planned to raise son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and had been received and that officers by South Amboy Lions' Club. On Sunday evening Mrs. Cassell and Mrs. Chris Christensen will Petty, Mrs. Chris Christensen, the $2,000 needed to reach a goal Mrs. James Black, Jr., Fanwood. medical staff at the Perth Amboy parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Leroy Bindewald, Mrs. Alfred General Hospital. Also re-elected had visited the premises previous-, —.Mrs. Charles Christensen, 190 serve as treasurer. Mrs.. John.Ruth, of S5.000 for the library. —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bedore, ly but "found no games in progress. Ruskin, were guests. They had aild Mrs. William Murray were Baker, Mrs. T. Tallon, Mrs. F. Township residents are re- were Dr. H. P. Fine, vice president, Cooper Avenue, attended exercises just returned from a two weeks' elected to the membership-nomi- MacLaughlin, Mrs. Richard Nims, 3dgewood Avenue, had as their and Dr. Samuel Bi-eslow, secretary- Nevertheless, Loukides had been Saturday at Great Lakes Naval vacation at Miami, Fla. ' Mrs. P: Baumgartner and Mrs. minded by Mrs. Halbert that guests Sunday, Mr.' and Mrs. Rob- treasurer. warned, the chief said. Training Center, Great Lakes, 111., nating committee. A slate of. of- cookies for the Christmas holi- ert House, Hillside, and Mr. and Included in the raiding party in ficers was prepared by Mrs. John John Alrnasi attended, the Wood- Members elected to serve on the at which her son, Carl, graduated bridge Neighborhood Leaders days may be purchased at the Mrs. Harry Lillie and son, Edward, addition to the chief were Sgt. on completion of his basic training. : Poll, chairman; Mrs. Robert Voris, sale. There will be no packaged Jamesburg. executive committee of the medi- Joseph Sipos and Sgt. Joseph Mc- Mrs. Robert Deuerling, Mrs. Jaymeeting. Crafts and games were cal board.are Drs. Reuben Devin- —Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dougherty, Area Nurses Invited . cake or cookie mixes. —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doo- .Laughlin of the local department Menlo Park,-were Friday guests of Rouseh and Mrs. Leroy Petty. Jiscussed. JPlaiis were made for a Circulars are being distributed son, George F.Hilker, Henry Belaf-. To Disaster Institute N"elghborhoQ4 Court of Awards chack and children, Kathleen and sky and Jack Kluft. • ,- -•-.; .- ;;,. : and Detectives Robert Vigilante Mrs. Dougherty's parents,; Mr. apd Mrs. Andrew Wargo, cookie for the auction sale, the second ; and George Soriano of the Prose- Mrs. Robert Scank, Lincoln High-' in January. Refreshments were Richard, Patricia Avenue, were Members elected to serve on the. : WOODBRIDGE — An invita- chairman, announced 25,032 boxes nro.iect for the Librarv, scheduled Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and cutor's Office. . ' way. : ; • ; Served.by Mrs. Tallon. . For February 15 starting-at -10:30 joint conference committee are Dr.- tion has been -extended to nurses of cookies were sold in the recent Mrs. Alexander Kosairski, Patricia —Bernard and"Bryant,Vignalli, residing in. ..the Township to at- intermediate sale. There will be a Intermediate Troop 94,. Wood- A.. M.,' at the Hungarian Parish William WUentz and Dr. Malcolm WORLD CROP OUTLOOK Sons of Jacob, 8:30'P. M. at the Avenue. Dunham. Dr. I. J. Fine, by.yirtue- The world will set production tend a Nursing. Disaster Institute , Brownie cookie sale in_the Spring. bridge, "spent election day touring Hall on School Street. Township —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foote, In- Metucheri were deditea,ted at cere- : The profits are the sole support Lakfehurst Naval Air Station. The residents are asked to donate man Avenue, entertained at din- of his office, is automatically a records this year for hogs, soy- monies at IselintAssembly of- God sponsored by Plainfleld Red Cross of Girl Scouting; in .Woodbridge "something" you do not need but member of this committee; ••-'•'•;; beans and sugar beets, and a near the afternoon and evening of actual tour lasted three hours and ner Saturday. Guests were Mr. and record for corn. Below-record Church on Sunday morning. ; •Township. Mrs. Elwood Harris an- most of the time was spent in" someone else may want." Prac- Mrs. James Hoffman, Infield Aye-. The officers and committees.\vere/ —Iselin Assembly- of God. Church December 3. . '-: nounced there are 1,291 registered tically all articles, with the ex- nue; Mr. and Mrs. William Hoff- affirmed at a meeting of the Board irpps were indicated for cotton, will have a special Thanksgiving The afternoon session will be fcne helicopter hanger. The girls of Governors last night. . ..;.. ' cotton seed, wheat, barley, and 1 adult and girl members, as of No- were allowed to.sit in the helicop- ception " of clothing, will be ac- man, Long Island; Mrs. Marianne s service, Wednesday,:7:45 P.M. .at from 2 to 4:30; dinner will -be oats. The United States is in front served at a nominal sum from vember 1. ter arid work the controls. They cepted. Mrs. Beulah Muller, Co- Vanderliriden, Miami, Pla., and in hog production, with an estim- the church.'-oil'.Cooper' Avenue, at Mrs. Andrew Butkowsky and were also shown films used to lonia, Fu .1-2681, is chairman. . •"Frank Cirone, Jersey City. " CLOSED THURSDAY, • FRIDAY ate of 84,000,000 head, compared Berkeley Boulevard. • 5 to 7 in the chapter house and Mrs. Robert Voris, rally chairmen, train 'copter pilots. Mrs. Richard Donations to the Library Fund —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber, WOODBRIDGE—Harry Burked with 18,700,000 for Western Ger- •—A hot dog luncheon will be the evening session will be held asked each Neighborhood Group Nims,. Mrs. J... Potskanik, Mrs. J. received this week were $10 from Lake Avenue, attended the 25th motor vehicle agent, announced many, which is second. served today at School 15 by the from 7 to 9 P.M. Further .-in- to send two representatives to the Hgpta and Mrs. J. Callahan as- Dr. and Mrs. Sigmund J. day- wedding anniversary of Mr. and that the local- - agency yill, be P.T.A. to both morning and. after- formation may be secured by call- rally committee meeting. Mrs. sisted Mrs. LeRoy Bindewald, man; five dollars each from Mrs, Mrs. John Sabo, Jersey City. On closed all day tomorrow; Thanks- Paramount signs a pact for 2 | noon classes. ' . ing the local Red Cross office Fred Gaskell was appointed song leader. . ' Li. F. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs.Sunday, the Barbers and children, giving Day, and Friday.-: '•..,-• :': Sophia Loren films. —The Christmas. bazaar of the Me 4-1616. ' leader for future Council meet- Tenderfoot pins were received Irving. Hutt; two dollars from ings. Leader Training Course, for by Susan Parisen, Jane and Carol Mrs. James Sherrard, 3rd and one new leaders, will begin January Jacques, Barbara Olah, Joanne dollar from a friend. 10. announced Mrs. James Rogers. iccardi, Georgette Gamberdella, UNUSUAL SUIT The next council meeting will be Barbara Kabarac, Shawn Hahn, PROSSER, Wash,—Mrs. Lois E. at CHRISTENSEJFS - as seen on TV January 20, at which time instal- Betty Szanyi, Sharon Saain, Joyce Hicks, of Richmond, Wash., has lation of officers will take place. Hoffman, Cynthia Findeis and brought suit for $11,300 damages Combined Senior Scout Troops Cheryl Jones during the Investi- for injuries against Mr. and Mrs. of Woodbridge Township formed ture and Court of Award Cere- Marion Lee, also of Richland. Mrs. committees for the December mony of Troop 99. Second, Class Hicks claimed she suffered a rup- semi-formal dance, Senior Troop Rank was, presented to Barbara tured disc and other injuries when 47, Mrs. Robert Voris, Leader, "will 'Olah, Susan Parisen, Joanne Ac- she fell from a pogo stick at the be in charge of refreshments; cardi and Carol Jacques. Barbara Lee home in September, 1956. The Senior Troop 51, Mrs. Andrew Olah also was awarded the Tree stick, which Mrs. Hicks claim's was Butkowsky, Leader, and Mrs. John Badge. Parents were entertained defective, belonged to the Lee chil- Smith, Assistant, will provide dec- with a play about the history of dren. orations, and Mariner Ship 66, Girls Scouting, singing and a with "Skipper" Mrs. Grant Nims, dramatization. of the Girl 'Scout — Part in Elsie will be responsible for the "bids." Laws. Olivia Patterson, Carol and "Johnny," said. his mother, se- At the same meeting the girls Ja,ne Jacques baked cookies. Cup verely, "someone has taken a big were shown the filmstrip «Our cakes were donated by Cynthia piece of ginger cake out of the Chalet." New songs were learned. Mndeis and the punch by Joanne pantry?" New officers were .elected by Accardi. Mrs. Charles Enz was a Johnny blushed guiltily, and Troop 16, Avenei, Mrs. Joseph guest.of the troop. Mrs. Charles fidgeted around. Kolenz and Mrs. Fred Rac, lead- Havel, Leader; is assisted by Mrs. 'jOh, Johnny," she exclaimed, ers. Patrol leaders elected were Edward Hougiiton. "I didn't think it was in you!" Phyllis Lima and Joann Eolen?. Maple Hill Dairy, Woodbridge, "It ain't- all," replied Johnny Other officers are: Secretary, Ka- was arf interesting "place to girls "part of it's in Elsie." ren Appleby; treasurer, Mary Jo in Brownie Troop 28 and Inter- Quinlan; attendance keeper, Val^- mediate Troop 93. They were Mary Kocheran, all of Troop 28; erie Reks; newspaper reporter, shown the calves and cows, how Barbar Ping, Joyce Kohler, Carole Diane Rac; goodwill chairman, they are fed and how milk is bot-Christensen, Marcia Sherrard, Pa- Catherine Yearsley and librarian, tled. Chocolate 'milk was -a wel- tricia Dymbar, Ruth Martin, Anna Rose' Marie Sorvillo. Cindy Gar- come refreshment. Priscilla Ran- Marie Brown, Carole Bobal and wacke, Mary Ann Pero and Ka- dolph, Suzanne Urban, Alice Kathryn Galvanek, all of Troop ren Theissen are also members of Stockel, Charlotte Williams, Jean 93, attended. Mrs. Richard Ran- the Troop. Recently, the girls vis- Salisbury, Goldie Silagy, Rosalyn dolph, Mrs. Peter Urban, and Mrs. ited the telephone company office Hickman, Rosemary O'Brien, Amy Sherrard" assisted Leader Mrs. in Woodbridge. All members of Aaroe, Susan Chananko" and Rose Chris Christensen. the Troop received rain hats for their excellent work during the cookie sale. Investiture Rite Woodbridge Brownie Troop 24 held an Investiture and World Pin Ceremony.-Each girl was intro- \ duced to the troop by a friend. She then gave her. reasons for wanting to become a Brownie and after repeating the Promise was. pinned by Leader Mrs. Richard Nims. The girls receiving pins were Elizabeth Buchko, Margaret Buskin, Barbara Ogden, Suzanne Romig and Deborah Sorenson. 1957 The troop is busy. making plans for a mothers "Koffee Klatch," November 30. The welcome "will be given by Cathy Novak. The committees axe: Shopping, Su- . zanne Romig, Sandra Shay, Jean ' and Patty Oberlies; serving, Julia Hazlewood, Jean and Peggy Bus- kin; entertainment, Chris Novak, Jean and Patty Onaerlies, Sandra Shay, Karen .Walter and Suzanne it's black riiagic/ new Romig-. Last but not least comes 'MM the very important Job of cleaning up. This will be taken care of by , Chris Novak, Cathy Novak, Jean and Peggy Buskin. .• Another afghan is in the mak- f ing by Troop 86. The girls.will mold n* hold zipper donate it to a needy family. At their meeting the prize for the game, "Apple on a String" was girdle...ln-blackl won by Carole Ann • Copertino, Barbara Evans and Joyce Subyak.. LET the Pilgrims of America's Now oil your dim dork fashions will tool: fheir wtf NEW BRUNSWICK SECRE- TARIAL, ACCOUNTING & infancy be shining examples to all°of best ever ffm jfet black girdle. Playfes escfuMvs PREP SCHOOL us here today. Their courage, their humility, Registration for Intensive Fall finger pesneU pwB your tummy op and bacSc es. Courses now open. Act promptly. Classes limited. - their gratitude for the blessings of 110 Albany St. Kilmer 5-3910 freedom and bountiful land are en- nature intended. The non-roll fop stays up always graved upon the history of- our country. without a single seam or bone. Made of mirads Arid the day they set aside a downy soft blend of cotton and fates ... innerfacsd HEAR HOW for sincere Thanksgiving . . . may this day with wfate. Won't show under the most CHRISTIAN SCIENCE retain its true significance for all of us, always. May we all give thanks. clinging fabric Adjustable, replaceable garters. HEALS In jet black, gardenia white or petal pinfc. WOR-TV 12:45 P. M. Sunday WOR 710 KC. 7:45 P. M. Sun. XS,S,M, I $10.95. XL (white or pink only) $11.95 later J STORE HOURS: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST girdle Daily 9 to 6 — Friday 9 to 9 SCIENTIST- figure faults* . r -, t 544 West Ave., Sewaren, N. J. A Branch ol The Mother Church svfcn $ raentlss teten OPEN ALL DAY The First, "hurch of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mass. yoar Pteytex girefle Sunday Service 11:00 A. M. Simday School 9:30 A. M. fdfed * «*$ Q«g*riag l h WEDNESDAY • WetlneSiiiy Testimonial Meel.ne 8 P- M- power—stays tilee new. Thursday Heading Room Now 'Til Christmas Mall Loan library facilities available Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gj J3" * * _^_ 2-4 P. M. in Church Edifice PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 EDISON TOWNSHIP AMD FORBS BEAGOH LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES one it is incumbent upon you to support the December 11 refer- the highest bidder according to terms price to be paid in 12 equal monthly Residence "C" Zone. to inspection and to be publicly read hrlstmas Party of sale on file with the Beal Estate installments plus interest and other The affected premises are situated on prior tb sale, l*ots 404, 405, 406-A and endum. If your decision at the Department ana Township Clerk open ternis provided in the contract of sale. the corner of Brookhill Aventie and 400-B in Block 6-A on the Wooabridg : e ballot box on December 11 is in to inspection and to be. publicly read Upon acceptance oi. the minitnum Stone Street, Block No. 77, Lots No. 1 Township Assessment Map. . prior to sale, Lots 2041 and 2042- in >id, -or bid above minimum, by the and 2 on the Edison Township Tax Take further notice : that the.: *?QWn.- Plans Outlined that direction it means you both Block 468-O on the Woodbridge Town- Township Committee and the payment Map. sliip Gominittee. has, by resolution and wish and order your Township ship Assessment Map. ~» thereof by the purchaser according to The determination of the Board of pursuant io law,:"fixed a minimum Committee to raise by direct taxa- Take further notice that the Town- the manner of ourchase in accordance Adjustment has been placed on file in' price at which sdld lots in saifl ftlocrk COLONIA — A teachers meeti- "The Hunchback Of Notre Dame." shin Committee has. bv resolution and with terms of sale on file, the Town- the .office of the Board ,and is available will-be sold togettier with all other tion on real estate, the money to pursuant- to law, fixed a minimum ship will deliver a bareatn and sale for inspection. 'details', pertinent, said minimum price ng was-held at the New Dover This, of course, as the reader defray the costs controlled only price at which said • lots in said blocfc ded' ff»r pair! premises: BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, being $1.00., plus : costs of preparing Methodist Church with Robert realizes, is a remake of the film will be sold together with all other DATED: November 18, 1957/ Township of Edison,'* deed and advertising tiHis sale. .: •: by the Board of Education. '"•'Us v,n-*ir.pr>t. said minimum price B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk JOSEPH SIMON, Secretary. Said premises shall be used only for wenson. Church School, Superin- in which Lon Chaney so excellent- being $1,000.00 plus costs of preparing To be advertised November 21 and 2>7, S. B. 11/27/57 . •••--.• the purpose of the Hopelawn Free Pub- endent, presiding. ly portrayed Quasimodo, the "In recent weeks I have been deed and advertising this sale. Said 1957, in the Fords Beacon. ,. lic, library Association andfc not lor joined by the Township Commit- lots in said block, If sold on terms, Kefer To: W-1S4 . commercial business, trade or nianufacT Thinking Out Loud: Plans were formulated for a hunchback, in the film which LEGAL NOTICE ture purposed If the property is no Christmas Party December 22 at teemen and by the Township will recjuire a down payment of 25% NOTION OF PUBLIC SATE longer usett for the said purposes, it Tomorrow I am going to have dates back to the early Twenties. legal counsel and financial ana- if the bid abcepted by the Township PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:. , , shall revert back to th« Municipality. my Thanksgiving dinner in a ;he Oak Tree School, from 4 to Charles Laughton tackled the role Committee, the balance of purchase That the Board of Adjustment of • the A,t a regular meeting of the Tdwnship Upon acceptance of the minimum P. M. The oarty will be for both lyst in exploring all facets of the price to be paid In 12 equal monthly Township of Edison, County of Middle- Committee of the Township of Wood- •bid,.".or1 bid: above minimum, by: the nearby restaurant with a group of in 1939. • * | nrooosed expenditure for five new installments plus interest and other sex, N. J., have reconsidered the reso- bridge, held Tuesday, November 26, Township . Committee* and the payment close friends and somehow it :arly and late sessions of the terms provided in the contract of sale. lution of August 20, 1957, and has 1957, I was directed to advertise the fact thereof by ;the purchaser ahcording to Church School and their families This "Hunchback of Notre elementary schools and three Subject to right of way for a gas line granted a variance to George Beed, that on Tuesday evening, December the manner of purchase in' accordance doesn't seem right to me. All my Dame" has. been carefully and iunior high schools. We have had affecting the rear, of both lots. 2102 Woodbridge Avenue, Nixon, N. J., 10, 1957, the Township Committee will with terms of sale on file, the Town- life I have been used to big family md friends. Entertainment will innumerable conferences with the "Upon acceptance of the minimum to permit the enclosure of a side porch meet at 8 V. M. (EST) in the Com- ship will' deliver: a bargain and sale be provided by the children of the lavishly produced in Cinema- Wrt, or bid above minimum, by the oh premises located in Block No. 350,mittee Chambers, . Memorial Municipal deed for said'premises. ".•'•--,•• : dinners, a la New England fash- school board on the subject. We Township Committee and the payment Lots-Nos.' 11 ari'd 12. Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, and ion, on Thanksgiving Day. Since Church School, the Choristers and Scope and Technicolor. This ver- ^hereof by' the purchaser according to The determination of the Board of . DATE!?:,,November,26, 1951.....;. Touth Fellowship Groups. A short sion has Anthony Quinn in the have probed deeply into the prob- •the manner of purchase in accordance Adjustment is now on file in the office expose and sell at public sale and to B. J, DUNIGAN. Township Cleric I have been in my own home I lem and fully realize the serious- vrtth terms of sale on file, the Town- of the Board and is available for in- the highest bidder according to terms To be advertised November 27 and have always had friends in for slay will be presented with Robert role of the ugly Quasimodo, who bin will rf^Hirfir o bargain and sale spection. of sale on file with the Real Estate December; 5, 1957, in the Fords Beacon. iendrick directing. The' cast in- saves Esmeralda from hanging ness of all of its. phases. -We feel deed for said premises. •BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, Department and Townsnip Clerk open turkey and all the fixin's. This and hides her hi the sanctuary of that the board is sincere in its Dated: November 18, 1957. Township of Edison, year I have decided to take things cludes Lyn Davis, Dorothy Jones, desire to solve it, is determined to r JOSEPH SIMON, Secretary. Sharon Koreivo, Ronald Schaefer, the cathedral of Notre Dame. His To be advertised November 21 and 27, E. B. ll/2?/57 i easy, and now there- is just a solve it in the best possible man- 1957, in the Fords Beacon. twinge of being sorry at making Gary and Thomas Kimball. Reco- awkward demeanor and animal ner and is courageous enough to LEGA1 NOTICE rations committee is Herbert grunts sometimes verge on pathos, Refer To: W-477 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: -STATE- JSEUN THEATRE that decision. . . Anyway, whether 3haefer, chairman, assisted by see the challenge through. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE That. the Board of Adjustment of ISELIN/N.-J.. LI-8-9090 you are going to be in a family but more often on the ridiculous. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: trie Township of Edison; County of .obert Swenson, Robert Kend- Gina Lollobrlgida is decorative "Your Township Committee At a regular m«-ln; of the Township Middlesex, N. J., on Tuesday, Novem- THEATRE : group or going out to eat, here's pledges, as I do also, to cooperate Committee of the Toxvnship of Wood- ber 19, 1957, has approved the appeal TOD4Y :THRU S wishing you a pleasant Thanks- rick, and the Intermediate Fellow- as Esmeralda, who sings and bridge, held Monday, November 18, of Frank SaLus, R.PJD. No. 4, Box 73, Woodbridg". N. J. ship Group. dances. Alain Cuny is ever so with the school board in the same 1957, I was directed to advertise the fact Rahway, N. J., for a land subdivision David Wayne - Joanne giving day that on Tuesday evening, December of eight acres, into two parts, in ac- Woodward in sinister as the brooding alchemist, helpful manner as heretofore and 3, 1957, the Township Committee will cordance with the plot plan submitted. WEB. THRU SAT. who falls in love, against his will, stands ready to abide by the de- meet at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Com- Said lands are located in a Residence Henry Fonda - Anthony Perlqns ; Welcome Call: cision of the electorate on De- mittee Chamoers, Memorial Municipal "A" Zone, on the south side of Inman "THE THHEE'.FACES;- Mrs. James Rogers, 0.9 Kilmer Council Hires with Esmeralda and plots her Building, 'Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and Avenue and designated as Block No. in destruction. cember 11." expose and sell at public, sale and to 490, Lot No. 3-L, on the Edison Town- Drive, Video Park section of (Continued from Page Onei the highest bidder according to terms ship Tax Map- Colonia, recently received an early of sale on me witn the Beal Estate The determination of the Board of "THE TIN STAR" •-."-!- PlUS — • " >n the premises are to be' torn "Slim Carter." Department and Township Clerk open Adjustment has been filed in the office morning telephone call from her •own, the application states. In this satire on movie cowboy N..Y. Trip Foils to inspection and to tw publicly read of the Board and is available for in- — Co-Hit — Jeff Morrow - M3ra Corday in nephew, AG/3 Thomas Ackerman, The Rich-Palmas Corporation heroes, Slim Carter is the non de prior to sale. Lots 2207 and 2208 in spection. Alan Freed in "THE GIANT. CLAW" a meteorologist stationed at Ells- (Continued from Page One) Block 468-E on the Woodbridge Town- BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, "MISTER ROCK AND ROLL" nade application to the Commit- screen given to a small-time cafe Arnold Houser and Stephen Po- jhlp Assessment Map. Township of Edison, worth Base, near Antartica on the ,ee for a transfer of liquor license entertainer (Jock Mahoney), who Take further notice that the Town- Att; JOSEPH SIMON, Secretary. Continuous Performance SPECIAL SCIENCE southern polar cap. He has re- chek last night, LaPlace admitted ship Committee has, by resolution arid E. B. 11/27/57 FICTION SHOW rom Mary Hajecki for a building is carefully groomed and built-up he left home intending to "hold pursuant to law. fixed a minimum Thanksgiving Day! ceived no maij, for 14 months he ocated on Route 1 at Green by Hollywood into a grreat western price at which said lots in said block LEGAL NOTICE Saturday 1:30 has been stationed there, so he up some place." He said his car will be sold together with • all other PLEASE. TAKE NOTICE: SUN. - MON. - TUES. "THE GIANT CLAW" Street Circle and Edward Street, star. In private life, Slim is an bore fictitious plates—that the details pertinent, said minimum price That the Board of Adjustment of the called Mrs. Rogers, via radio, to mown as the Circle Inn. The egotistical, dollar-pinching, wo- beins $1,000.00 plus costs of preparing Township of Edison, County of Middle- Richard Widmark - Richard and hear a familiar voice and to catch plates belonged to a 1950 Cadil- deed and advertising this sale. Said sex, N. J., on Tuesday, November 19, "MONSTER THAT lUilding was recently purchased man-chasing good-for-nothing. It lac he owns. lots in said block, if sold on ternis, 1957, has authorized the issuance of a Basehart in up on family news. The call'was iy Louis Homer, Jr., formerly is the duty of his discoverer, Julia will require a down payment of 25% permit for the erection and use of a CHALLENGED THE picked up by "ham" operator, lartner ia the Log Cabin. Mem- LaPlace also stated he is mar- of the bid accepted by the Township gasoline service station to Daniel "Ba- "TIME LIMIT" Adams, to keep him in line and ried and the father of two chil- Committee, the balance of purchase logh, Box 82, Nixon, N. J., in accord- WORLD" Jules Madey, Baritan Road, Clark iers of the corporation are listed prevent these facts from becoming price to be paid in 12 equal monthly ance with Section No. 12 of the Edison — Co-Hit — and relayed to Mrs. Rogers at 2:45 ,s May Horner, president-treas- dren. On being questioned as to a installments plus interest and other Township Zoning Ordinance. and public knowledge. previous record, the detectives terms provided in the contract of sale. The property affected is situated in James Craig - Gloria Talbott in A.M. Thomas told his aunt that urer, 51 Beacon Hill Drive, The task becomes rather com- Subject to a ten foot easement on a" Residence "B" Zone and located on the weather is beginning to warm WTetuchen; Richard Lockhart, sec- said he admitted being arrested Lot. 2207. ' .. . the corner of Vineyard Road and Whit- "THE CYCLOPS" 5'-0AflT00NS 5 plicated when young Tim Hovey, in New York for a violation of the Upon acceptance" of the minimum man Avenue, Block No. 198, Lot No. WED. THRU SAT. up for the temperature is now retary, Hillcrest Avenue, Cran- in the role of an orphan, arrives bid, or bid above mini-mum, by. the 1-J, on the Edison Township Tax Map. 34 degrees below zero. He expects ford; Philip Curatilo, 160 Chan- Sullivan act and that he spent Township Committee and the payment The determination of the Board of Joan Crawford - Rossano Brazzi ;: SUN, - MON. - TUES. on the scene. Tim, as a result of three and one-half months in jail thereof by the purchaser} according to Adjustment has been placed on file in to leave for home about January ney Street, Perth Amboy. • winning a contest, is entitled to the manner of purchase in accordance the office of the Board and is available, "THE STORY OF ESTHER June Allyswl - David Niven in 20. ... while waiting trial on a complaint with terms of sale on file, the Town- for inspection. spend a month with Slim at his of holding up • an Acme store in ship will deliver a bargain and sale BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, COSTELLO" o Mr. and Mrs..Thomas Williams, ranch. Slim, of course, is the boy's Staten Island. He said he was deed for said nremises. • Township of Edison, —- Plus— "MY MAI BO0FREY"-- Here and There: hero and so he must at all odds Dated: November 18, 1957. JOSEPH SIMON, Secretary. In CinemaScope and Color Capt. Joseph C. Zullo, whose ;0 Tappen Street. . . . From Iselin, acquitted due to laek of evidence. B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Cleric E. B. 11/27/57 . "THE TRUE STORY OF , son to Mr. and Mrs. James Zip- be protected from learning the To be advertised November 21 and 27, HUNGARY" — Plus — wife, Dolores and mother, Mrs. truth about his idol. •Pleased with the results last 1957, in the Fords Beacon. LEGAL NOTICE Tim Holt - Audrey Dalton in Sophie D'Apolito, live at 45.6 iricli, 16 Westbury Road. night, Chief Egan announced that PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.• Kiddie Matinee Saturday "MONSTER THAT As a result of the worship of the men who worked on the case Kefer To: W-348; 475 That the Board of Adjustment of Woodbridge Avenue, Port Read- the little boy, Slim is suddenly the Township of Edison, County of at 2 P. M. . CHALLENGED THE WORLD" ing, recently completed a military OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND will be given an extra day off. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Middlesex, N. J., on Tuesday, Novem- transformed into a fine, upstand- TO WHOM IT MAY" CONCERN: ber 19, 1957, has granted a variance to orientation course at Army Medi- Mo Scatter What the Weather ing figure, of a man. True love At a regular meeting of the Township Murray Margolin, 123 Arlington Drive, cal Service School, Fort Sam Committee of the Township of Wood- Fords, N. J,, and Murmar Inc., Route Sofside, inside Your Car You'!! bursts into full bloom and various bridge, he^d Monday, November 18, U. S. No. I, Nixon, N. J., to permit an Houston, Tex. Captain Zullo is a Enjoy Living Room Comfort. other matters end on a happy 'Clarification' 1957, I was directed to advertise the fact addition to an existing building to graduate of Woodbridge High that on Tuesday evening, December within approximately one foot of the Wa Supply Your Car with an note. (Continued from Page One) 3. 1957, the Townshio Committee will front street property line, in a "Busi- ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER School and a 1956 graduate of meet at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Com-ness Zone.'" ^EATEFm additional school sites. The summittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal ; Georgetown University Medical of $500,000 has been allocated Building, Woodbridge, New.Jersey, and The affected premises are situated 681-691 •,:' • DANCING •: . School. . . Captain Charles Carew REGISTER LOOTED expose and sell at public sale and 'to on the corner of U. S. Route No. 1 FORDS — Martin Rafelson, within the $8,000,000 for land ac- the highest bidder according to terms and Washington Avenue. Block No. 249, ROOSEVELT AVE. EVERY FRIDAY of the Iselin First Aid Squad re- quisition. of sale on file with the Beal Estate Lots No. 5-A, 8, 7, 8, ,53-A, 54-A and ceived a letter of commendation Linden, owner of the Menlo Department and Township Clerk open 55-A on the Edison Township Tax Map. ' GARTERET : NIGHT' ' from Mrs. Walter Frank, 151 La- Cleaners, 125 Kelly Street, re- "The location of each school hn inspection and to be publicly read The determination of the Board of site is particularly described in prior to sale Lots 484 and 485 in Block Adjustment has been placed on file in Guardia Avenue, Iselin, as fol- ported to the police Sunday that 424-C on the Woodbridge Township the office of the Board and is available the store was broken into and $25the referendum question to be Assessment Map. for inspection. lows: "I wish to commend you and BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, TONITE. WEDNESDAY; NOV. 27th TODAY THRU SATURDAY in one-dollar bills and $10 in voted on and this cannot be Take further notice that the Town- members of your squad. Last ship Committse has, by resolution and Township of Edison, night at 2:30 A.M., there was an Henry Fonda change were stolen. changed unless re-submitted to JOSEPH SIMON, Secretary. Hometown THANKSGIVING BiE. janfebrefr: Anthony Perkins the people on a referendum. pursuant to law. fixed a minimum E. B. 11/27/57 accident outside our house on the price at which said lots in said block 2 FAMOUS BANDS TO -ENTERTAIN YOU Parkway. My husband called the "The $8,000,000 program in- will be sold together w^h sw oii^r LEGAL NOTICE cludes all architectural fees, con- details pertinent, said minimum price PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: First Aid and within 10 minutes being $500.00 plus costs of preparing That the Board of Adjustment of the — Featuring — the ambulance was at the scene "THE TIN SfAR" B. of E. Rejects sultant fees, site work, landscap- deed and advertising this sale. Said Township of Edison, County of Middle- Plus—Alan Freed lots in said block, if sold on terms, sex, N. J., at a regular meeting held on of the accident. Enclosed please in the higgest yet (Continued from Page One) ing, equipment and all other con- will require a down payment of 25% struction costs. of the bid accepted by the Township Tuesday, November 19, 1957, has granted find a small donation for your "ME, ROCK & ROLL" authority of your mayor and your Committee, • the balance of purchase a variance to Frank B. De Fazio, 280 Shorty Warren *s. Western "The cost of furniture (desks price, to be paid in 12 equal monthly Snyder Street, Orange, N. J., to permit squad because it is gratifying to SUN. - MON. - TUBS'. Township committee, we never- the erection of a dwelling to within 14 Plus u ; and chairs) is not included in the installments plus interest and other feet of the rear property line, in a know *" .afi " case of an emergen- Richard Widmark in theless have been deeply con- ternis provided in the Contract of §ale. cy such men are at our disposal. cerned at statistics which indi-. estimates of the educational con- Upon acceptance of the minimum ;; May God bless all of you." . . . cate a rapidly approaching criti- sultants but the Board expects bid, or bid above minimum, by the and anticipates, oil the basis of Township Committee-and the payment , TV DomJnos Orchestra :; "TIME LIMIT" cal public school situation. thereof by the purchaser according to building the Menlo Park Terrace the manner of purchase in accordance >FORDS- Western ©Country Style © Popular @ Polkas Jottings'. With Richard Basehart "As most of you realize, we have and Hoffman Boulevard Schools, with terms of sale on file, the Town- Sgt. l/c James E. Carter, son of — Plus — no control over the Board of Edu- ship will deliver a bargain and sale Mrs. Lillie A. Holley, 900 Rahway Horror Grips the Earth that funds for the furniture will deed for- said premises. PLAYHOUSE Tomorrow Mite, Thyrsdsiy, Nov. 28th as Robot Runs Amok . . . cations function. It is an elective be found within the framework of Dated: November 18; 1957. HI-2-G348 Avenue, Avenel, recently was "THE INVISIBLE BOY" body, obligated both ethically and the total amount to be expended B. J. DiTNIGAN, Township Clerk ' graduated from the non-commis- legally, only to the electorate. We, To be advertised November 21 and 27, THURS. THRU SAT. SPECIAL TEEN-AGE DANCE ($8,0.00,000.) 1957, in the Fords Beacon. NOVEMBER 28-30 sioned offier course at The Engi- as your governing body in muni- 7:30 to 11:30 — Admission 75c at Door neer Sci>fw;i, Fort Belvoir, Va... Cite Attorney Petition Refer To: W-167; 1; 154 cipal affairs, have a legal obliga- "On the advice of the bonding NOTICE C«i" i-UBLIC SALE "LES OIRLS" Mrs. Angeline Moccaro, special tion, however, to impose a ;tax TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: education teacher in School 11, is attorney, there is no specific cost At a regular meeting of the Township Gene Kelly - Mitzi Gaynor levy that in turn is given* on its allocated to each particular school Committee of the Township of Wood- represented in the December issue TiSSSEHfiSSi demand, to the school district. If bridge. held Monday, November 18, "INVASION OF THE SAUCEK of "The Instructor," nationally m and for the purchase of land. 1957, I was directed to advertise the fact GAUDEHSTATE PARKWAT. EXIT r"of! you, as a voter* and taxpayer, feel that on Tuesday evening, December MEN" circulated teachers' magazine. Her 127.to Route 9 N.J.TPKE. EXIT 11 that the board's $8,000,000 con- "However, plans and specifica- 3, 1957, the Townshif p Committee will Steven Terrell - Gloria Castillo article, "Cotton Batting Coats for struction program .is a necessary tion that are, as pointed out be- meet at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Com- fore, on file with the State De- mittee Chambers. Memorial Municipa! (Sat. Matinee Extra Cartoons Animals," gives directions for Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, and making animals to use in a partment of Education preclude expose and sell at public sale and to for the Children) the Board from making any the highest bidcW according to terms Mary: "Thanks for doing the living room.", Christmas creche. . . Pvt. Stephen of sale on file with the Real Estate SUN. .THRU TUES. J. Resko, Jr., 23 son of Mr. and changes without first obtaining Department and Township Clerk open the consent of that state board." to inspection and to be publicly read , DECEMBER 1-3 Mrs. Steve Resko, 76 Second prior to sale, Lots 2165 to 2169 inclusive Harry: "Think nothing of it, my pet. With these Street, Woodbridge, was recently in Block 478-B and Lots 2090 and 2091 "TIP ON A DEAD electric do-dads, housekeeping's a cinch.'" . assigned to the 591st Transports - LEGAL NOTICES in Block 479-F, Woodbridge Township Refer To: W-535 Assessment Map. •.JOCKEY" ' tion Company at Fort Eustis, Va. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Take further notice that the Town- TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: ship Committee has, by resolution and Robert Taylor-Dorothy BTalone Mary: "Sajs who! But anyway it's a jo> to have From the Notebook t At a regular meeting of the Township pursuant to law. fixed a minimum Hear folks in the Shorecrest de- Are Committee of the Township of Wood- price at which said lots in.said blocks "I WAS. A TEENAGE the use of automatic appliances." bridge, held Monday, November 13, will be sold together with all other velopment, Colonia, are not satis- 1957, I was directed to advertise the fact details oertinent. said minimum priee WEREWOLF" fied with "just promises" on heat- that on Tuesday evening, December being $1,400.00 plus costs of preparing - with Michael Landon 3, 1957, the Township Committee will deed and advertising this sale. Said r Harry: "Gas, too, is a big help. Smce the heir ing conditions in some of the orry meet at 8 P. M. (EST) in the Com- lots in said blocks, if sold on terms, homes and plan to take up the mittee Chambers. Memorial Municipal will require a down payment of 25% (EVERY WEDNESDAY put in his appearance that water heater matter with "top brass" if the Btiildlng, Woodbridge, New Jersey, and of the bid accepted by the Township •, HUNGARIAN SHOW) has been a ical comfoit." Newark office of VA does not do expose and sell at public sale and to Committee, the balance of purchase something about it mighty soon. . Immigration and Veteran problems Mary: "Even though we pay Public Seivice moie were the major subjects discussed each month, it's worth it. We do much with Congressman Peter Freling- more with electricity and g»s suite we huysen by Township residents when he visited here Saturday STARTS FRIDAY started housekeeping." afternoon. . . . Walt H. Housman, Jr., aviation electrician's mate air- Harry: 'That's why Public Seivice sa}s, man, USN", son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Housman, 143 Bucknell Avenue, 'Electricity and Gas do so much Woodbridge, graduated recently from Aviation Electrician's Mate o£ nice pe apologize and cost so liffieV School at the Naval Air Technica Training Center, Jacksonville, Fla Consequently Last But Not Least: Born at the Perth Amboy Gen- eral Hospital: From" Hopelawn, a son to Mr. and Mrs, RobertMaltby, . 4 Richard Avenue. .. .From Wood- To be Held al bridge. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Trazer, 3.89' School : Street; a daughter to Air. and Mrs Joseph Maklary, 585 Rahway Ave Temporary Location -118 Main Hue; a daughter to Mr. and Rich ard Coley, 8. Cramp ton Avenue; a (Near Amboy Avenue) son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hop ban, Apt. 4F, BunnsLane; a soil tc Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geardino 628 Almoh Avenue. . . . From Col- onia, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs DAILY 10:30 A.M. to 5: George Stead, 41 Fairview Avenue; a daughter to Mr. and" Mrs Stephen Hruska, 18 S. Hill Road; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Law- 1:30 A J. to 8:30 P. rence Levin, 211 Cypress Drive. . . From Avenel, a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Michael Calantoni, 11 Chestnut Street. . . . From Fords a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymon* Sawicz, 18 Beech Street; a son ti Iii Addition to Friday's Sale Hours Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kazimir, 1 Fifth Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs WE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY Johan Poulsen, 90 Johnson Street; From 10:30 A. M. to 5 P.M. a daughter to 'Mr. and Mrs Thomas Welter, 112 Tracey Drive; OPEN SUNDAY 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. From Port .Reading,--triplets; NO EXCHANGES • NO REFUNDS I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO 118 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. girls, 1 boy, to Mr. and Mr; NO HANDI-CHARGE ] LIMIT QUANTITIES Stephen Peto, 112 B( Street: a sou EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 PAGE SEVEN FORDS HOPELAWN Lions Hear Talk Miss Margaret Ann Nehila Music Students Miss Wittnebert - On Membership Bride of Robert C. Vargo Present Program Honored Thursday HOPELAWN—The marriage of HOPELAWN—Pupils of the FORDS — "A laTge roster does Miss Margaret Ann Nehila, daugh- KEABBET—Miss Elsie Wittne- not necessarily indicate a line fourth,' fifth, and sixth grades, bert was feted Thursday by for- club,"" was one of the cogent ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ne- under the direction of Robert mer pupils,. faculty members, points of a speech-by'Herbert L. hila, 81. Pennsylvania Avenue, to Morris, instructor, entertained •nembers of the Board of Educa- Birum, Trenton, International Robert Charles Vargo, son of Mr. with orchestral numbers at Thurs- tion, Township officials and Keas- director, at Monday's meeting of and Mrs. John Vargo, 11 Dahl day's meeting of the Hopelawn 'ley residents at a testimonial din- the Fords Lions-Club. Mr: Birum's Avenue, Keasbey, was solemnized Home-and School Association. Mr. ner arranged by the Keasbey recommended procedure of bring- Saturday by Rev. Louis Leyh in Morris briefly explained .some of Home and School Association. Holy Spirit Church, Perth Amboy, the fundamentals of instrumental ing delinquent members back into reproduction of sound. Mrs. Joseph Scrittore, president, . an organization is to form teams at a double-ring ceremony. 'vas general chairman of the din- for. personal calls to determine The bride was given in mar- "The Growing Years," a film, was shown! by Mrs. Doris Rogers, ier and dance. the'underlying reason for loss of riage by her father, and wore a regional Girl Scout director, who Adolph Quadt acted as toast- interest. : ' : * - gown "of Chantilly lace over satin also spoke on the need for volun- 'master and presented the honored Charter and key member of with chapel train. Her fingertip- teer leaders to enable the forma- •roest with a gift on behajf of the Ewing aiid Hope-well Township length veilof illusion was draped tion of additional Girl Scouf troops ~chool. Michael Parsler al?o r>r°- clubs, zone chairman, deputy gov- from a crown of pearls./She car- in the Township. -ented Miss Wittnebert with a gift, ernor, district governor and chair- ried a white orchid and stepha- It was decided to make a yearly from members of the K°asbe" man o,f the State Council of Gov- notis on a prayer book. contribution of $50 to the Victor "^ire Company. Among t>.p st>°^- ernors, Mrs. Birum holds the Ex- As matron of honor, the bride's C. Nicholas' Scholarship Fund. ?rs were Superintendent of tension and the 100 Percent Gov- sister, Mrs. Robert Zwolinski, Val- Calendar events included a hot Schools Patrick Boylan, John ernors Award, and boasts a 10- ley Cottage, N. Y., wore a shrimp- dog sale, January 16, Mrs. John Csabai and John Jewkes, mem- year perfect attendance record, colored crystallette gown with Timko, chairman; Christmas bers of the Board of Education. matching accessories and carried He paid tribute to the work of party, December 12, Mrs. Harry In a brief speech of grrsfritud^ George Kovacs - and Adolph mint green chrysanthemums. The Sxatochvil, chairman, and a bridesmaids, the Misses Nancy Miss Wittnebert reminisced of Quadt, past district governors, in spring bazaar, date undecided, . ^arly days in Keasbey, noting the. advancing the cause of Lionism. Toman, Dunellen; Beverly Molli, with Mrs. Rose Haney, chairman. South Amboy, and Marilyn Ernst, spurt-of growth that necessitated Robert Mulvaney urged home The first aid class was postponed COMMUNITY GIVES HONORS DUE: Miss Elsie Wittnebert, who has retired as principal of Keas- building an addition to the school, and public participation in pa- Old Bridge, wore similarly styled until March. bey School after 45 years in the school system, was guest of honor at a testimonial dinner at the gowns of ice pink and carried with the eventual decline of pop-, triotic holidays. .Hazel Sakobin's 3B class was school Thursday night. Left to right are Jolrn Csabai, member of the Board of Education; Mrs. lation leaving- empty classrooms bouquets of. mint chrysanthe- awarded the attendance prize, and Adolph Quadt, Patrick A. Boylan, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Joseph Scrittore, chairman of Howard Christensen, of St. mums. the dark horse prize was won by that proved an accommodation to John's First Aid Squad, and Jo- the dinner and president of the Keasbey Home and School Circle; Bliss Wittnebert and Adolph outlying sections of the Township Robert Zwolinski, Valley Cot- Mrs. Al Green. Quadt, toastmaster, who is shown making: a presentation to the honored guest. seph Fritsche, guests, were wel- tage, W. Y., served as best man. in the present classroom short- comed by William Nork, presi- The ushers were Benjamin Oris, Winners of Turkeys age. That the affair was held in dent. A display of equipment pur- Keasbey; Dennis MaciMulty, South the school and, by virtue of its chased by the club for the squad Amboy, and Frank Condis, Avenel. Announced by H.Y.O. Parental Guidance. Through very personal nature was espe- was on display. On their return from a honey- cially warm and intimate, was Louis Cyktor, chairman, re- moon in Florida, the couple will HOPELAWN — Winners of the particularly appreciated by Miss. ported prizes awarded in the Hal- reside at 7 Dahl Avenue, Keasbey. turkeys awarded by the Hopelawn Formative Years Stressed' For Yule Party Wittnebert, who had always shied loween window-painting contest Youth Organization Friday at the from large and ostentatious dis- For traveling, the bride chose a FORDS—Leslie Martin, guid- George Matey's sixth grade; Mrs. plays of sentiment. were made as follows: first, Kath- black dress with .beige accessories MRS. ROBERT C. VARGO teenage "turkey trot" were Made- ance counselor of East Orange, D. Skibinski's P. M. kindergarten; FORDS — Mrs. Elvira Horvath leen Shortt and Caroline Boruso- and short fur coat. line Knox, Avenel; Jean Hoffer, told the more than 350 parents Mrs. J. Kapitan's A. M. second was appointed chairman of the Keasbey; Kurt Johnsen, Avenel, vic; second, John Kaputa and Eu- Mrs. Vargo, a graduate of ATTENDED WEDDING participating in open house and sgrade, and Mrs. Ludwig's P. M. Christmas party of Ladies' Auxil- gene Mazurk; third, Patrick Kish Woodbridge High School, class of and Gregory Pollack, Hopelawn. PTA meeting at school 7 Thursday, first grade. The award for the iary, Fords Memorial Post 6090, PTA-to Purchase and Barbara Zsiga; fourth, San- 1957, is employed in the time sales FORDS—Miss Gwynne Romig, Because of the school holidays, that the importance of parental largest enrollment of fathers was V.F.W., at Monday's meeting. A dra Barna and Constance Ree- department of Johnson and John- 501 Crow's Mill Road, attended there will be no dance this Fri- guidance through the formative won by Mrs. J. Grundman's third hot dinner, revealing of secret ddf; fifth, Mai'y Margaret O'Hara son, New Brunswick. Her husband the wedding of Miss Lucille day. A meeting of the HYO will years cannot be minimized, and grade. pals, and a dollar grab-bag] have and Jean Ann Spiecker. Judges was also graduated from Wood- Yacker and Simon Ingerman, be held at 8 P. M. at the home recommended arranging the home Mrs. Albert Hunt, sunshine and been planned for the affair, which were Rev. Samuel Constance, Mrs. bridge schools and is employed by Sunday at Milrose Chateau, of Mrs. Joseph Gagliano, 55 James schedule to allow at least a brief welfare, reported on last month's will be held. December 9 at the FORDS — At the open house the Farmland Fairlawn Dairy, Brooklyn. Street. , daily period when the youngster contacts, and asked to be notified post rooms on New Brunswick meeting of School 14 PTA, Mrs. John R. Egan, Mrs. James Car- Steve Balazs, president, intro- mondy and Mrs. Chester Ba- Inc., Perth Amboy. might feel free to broach personal of cases requiring cards to be sent, Avenue. matters on whicht he is undecided by calling HI-2-0540. Mrs. Thomas duced Dr. Ralph Barone, a mem- ginsky. Mrs. Lillian Burke, president, ber of the Board of Education, FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY with full assurance that he has an Dobson advised a hot dog sale has announced a combined post and It was announced a speaker Five New Members Join interested listener and sympathetic scheduled December 12, 11 A. M. to who spoke on the December 11 will discuss the, proposed school auxiliary children's party will be school referendum. A lengthy dis- Cub Scout Pack 154 adviser. 1 P. M. at the school. Mrs. Herbert held December 22, with Mrs. Emily referendum at the next meeting. volunteered to act as chairman. A cussion followed. John Yarusevich, leader of the CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Mrs. John Kelly, vice president, Westlake in charge. . FORDS—Cub / Scout John Ian- report on the teenage dances was Mrs. Balazs announced the pro- Fords Drum and Bugle Corps, an- introduced the new president, Mrs. A penny sale was held, under nore led opening ceremonies of Dino Theo, who conducted the made by Thomas Dobson, who the chairmanship of Mrs. Betty .iect for the year will be the pur- nounced tickets were on sale for a Pack 154, sponsored by School 14 asked parents to call for their chil- chase of a microphone for the roller-skating party to be held at (Note: For insertions in the calendar, call meeting and announced the ap- Lund. PTA, at Thursday's meeting. An pointments of Mrs. Matthew Her- dren promptly at 10 P. M. public address system and the re- the Academy Ring, Plainfield. average of 98 per cent was received Mrs. William Romig, Jr., 501 Crows Mill Road, Mrs. Ludwig's class won the at- decoration of the teachers' room. William Westlake reported the bert, Founders' Day chairman, and in roll call inspection conducted by Valley 6-4562, before noon on Tuesday of each Mrs. Chester Kinal, safety. Mrs. tendance prize. Refreshments were Referendum Night Set A recommendation was passed delivery of two pickup loads of Ted Larsen, district commissioner; to hold teenage dances weekly, weekt . Mrs. "ftomig is correspondent for Fords, Theo also expressed the apprecia- served by Mrs. S. Mebrow, hospi- rags to the vendor as an assist to James Garland, assistant commis- tion of the association for the ef- tality chairman, with mothers of By Warren Association starting in December. the club fund. sioner, and Chester Lund, neigh- Hopelawelawn and Keasbey.:) forts of James Conniff, principal; fourth grade pupils as hostesses. Membership chairman, Mrs. Members were asked to boost borhood commissioner. the faculty, and pupils, in making FORDS—Charles J. Alexander, Robert Ohlson, announced 100 the sale of frait cake, and to pre- Cubmaster John DeVald offici- National Education Week an edu- president of the William J. Werren percent membership in all 16 pare for a planned scrap metal ated at induction of five new mem- NOVEMBEB cational and entertaining event. Dennis Cheega Feted Association, annopnees the next classes. drive to swell the ambulance fund bers, Edward Smith, George Hab- 29—HYO Meeting, 8 P. M., at home of Mrs. Joseph Gagliano, meeting, to be known as "Board She announced a children's Christ- of Education Referendum Night," Mrs. Worth Lauritzen, bazaar of St. John's First Aid Sauad. rack, Frank Yuhas, Joseph Dan- • . 55 James Street...... mas program to be held in the Al Birthday Party chairman, reported a net profit iels, and Allen Sameri. will be held Monday, 8:30 P. M. at : . - • ;•''• • ; DECEMBER auditorium December 19, 8 P. M. HOPELAWN — Dennis Cheega, the Scandinavian Hall, 524 New of $537. ; MR. BAUER HONORED Mrs. R. Gibson, den mother, was awarded a one-year pin. Den 4 won 2—Meeting of Hopelawn Engine Company. Dr. Ralph Barone, member of son of Mr. and Mrs. John Cheega, Brunswick Avenue. Mrs. Harvey Cohen's fifth grade FORDS — August Bauer, 538 2—Choral group of Woman's Club of Fords meets in Public the Board of Education, and Mur- 28 Erin Avenue, was feted at a Members of the Board of Educa- won the attendance prize, and Crows' Mill Road, was honored on the attendance prize. . • • . ; Achievements of each den were • Library, 7 P. M. • _ i ray Leibowitz, architect, spoke of party Wednesday in honor of his tion will be present to explain the mothers of fifth grade pupils were his birthday, Wednesday. Guests 2—Meeting of St. John's First Aid Squad. the immediate needs of low cost 11th birthday. He entertained his special referendum election, De- hostesses. included Mrs. August Bauer, Si\, put on display. Refreshments were The next meeting will be Janu- served by Den 1. 2—Board of Education Referendum Night, William J. Warren schools and asked approval of the guests with several accordion se- cember 11. Freeholder William J Miss Catherine Bauer, Perth Am- Association, Scandinavian Hall, 524 New Brunswick Ave- December 11 referendum. Mimeo- lections. Warren, County Clerk M. Joseph ary 15. ...'.. boy; Mrs. Evelyn Schmitz, Se- nue, Fords. • •; ' graphed copies of "Revised Estim- Those present were Mr. and Duffy, Mayor Hugh B. Quigley and waren; Mrs. August Bauer, Jr., Mrs. Carey Appointed ate of School Building Costs Under MARKS BIRTHDAY 2—Meeting and Christmas party, Altar' and Rosary Society, Mrs. Joseph Zyla, Perth Amboy; Township Committeemen Peter, FORDS — Miss Joan Sabb, and Miss Rae Evelyn Bauer, Yule Meeting Chairman Our Lady of Peace Church. Priority 1-A" were circulated, and Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Patton and Schmidt and R. Richard Krauss Fords. a question and answer period con- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John FORDS — At a meeting of St. ' 3—Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary, Keasbey Fire Company, 8 P. M. daughter, . Cherylann, Morgan; will also attend. Sabo, 522 Crow's Mill Road, was 3—Meeting of Fords Post 163, American Legion. ducted by Mrs. Dorothy F. D. Lud- Janice and Kenneth Jedrezewski, Several other civic matters will John's Episcopal Church PTA, wig, program chairman. giiesfc of honor at a family celebra- MEETING TUESDAY Mrs. A. W. Carey was named chair- 3—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary, Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jedrezewski, be discussed. tion on her 11th birthday, Friday. KEASBEY — There will be a man of the Christmas meeting and V.F.W. •''-' Mrs. Anthony Toscano, co- Hopelawn. meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary party, December 19, with Mrs. 4—Executive board of Woman's Club of Fords meets in library. chairman of classmothers, an- of Keasbey Fire Company, Tues- Harold Sandorff ' assisting. There 5—Meeting, of Fords Memorial Post 6090, V.FiW. nounced an important meeting WEEKEND GUEST day at 8 P. M. in the firehouse. will toe an exchange of secret pal 4 and 5—Musical, Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, V.F.W., and Wednesday, 1 P. M., in the PTA FORDS—Mrs. Edward Johnson, Capture the True Spirit of Christmas gifts. / . Ladies Auxiliary; in School. rbom>. As membership chairman, Central Valley, N. Y., was the by Giving I Mrs. Sidney Dell, chairman; re- 5—American Home Department, Woman's Club of Fords, she reported a total enrollment of weekend guest of her son-in-law MENDIDM ported a profit of, $512 from the 564. Prizes for 100 per cent mem- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James meets 1:30 P. M: in lobrary. -..•••.' Russen, 450 Crow's Mill Road. SERVICE .51 annual bazaar. -Mrs..Peter Buck- 5—Christmas party," Women's Guild, St. John's Episcopal bership were awarded to ''Mrs. Religious CALL ney asked that candy orders be • Church, Log Cabin Inn, Route 1, New Brunswick. Large Selection of f e? .95 '- turned in by the end of the month. 9—Christinas party, Mothers' Club, Boy Scout Troop 52. Rosaries — up to Solid Gold Medals .95 FRANK'S After the business session, a *12—Christmas party, Hopelawn Home and School "Association. and Crucifixes—from I plastic demonstration was held. 12—Hot dog sale, 11 A. M. to 1 P. M., School 7 PTA. Religious Jewelry for . Hostesses were Mrs. George Fer- 14—Jiggalette's Christmas party, Hank's T-avern, Perth Amboy. the Entire Family } Complete Selection of RADIO Mi TELEVISION dinandsen, Mrs. Dell and Mrs. ! ltf—Christmas party, Fords Women's Democratic Club, Whitey's Missals and Prayer Books 463 NEW BRUNSWICK. AVK Nicholas Elko. Hall, Perth Amboy. Special Gifts for Men and Boysi .,. , _ ., ., : Beautiful Carved Crucifixes FOBBS CHRISTMAS PARTY 19—Children's Christinas program, 8 P. M., School 7 auditorium. Christmas Wrappings Pictures Suitable for Every } ___ FORDS—The Altar and Rosary 26^Meeting of Jiggalettes, Keasbey firehouse, 8 P. M. Room in the House \ Bronze Statues and Book-ends PHONE Society of Our Lady of Peace Greeting Cards HI-2-1067 Church will hold its meeting and JANUARY ' . • ' Imported Nativity Sets—2.95 and 5.95 Christmas party Monday. 16—-Hot dog sale, Hopelawn Home and School Association. . Hummel Figures Milk Glass Saint Cecelia's Library and Book Shop Jewelry 40 Sutton Street, Iselin, New Jersey I Come In and Browse Around ... It's Fun! IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA
WHEREAS, the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Avenel-Colonia Post 715, Jewish War Veterans, has been actively engaged in fur- nishing necessary supplies and recr.eational facilities to disabled veterans confined to the Veterans Administration Hospitals; and HOLD'S WHEREAS, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Avenel-Colonia Post 715, Jewish War Veterans has been actively engaged in other- Haberdashery charitable work in connection with, needy veterans and their families;, and 533 New Brunswick Ave. Have even more fun playing: Santa next year WHEREAS, the necessary funds to conduct this important FORDS by saving ahead for your holiday expenses. charitable work are derived from public voluntary contribu- Open Friday Till 9 P. M. There's a club pa.yruent~ plan to fit your budget. tions; and . : PHONE HI-2-2102 WHEREAS, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Avenel-Colonia Post A time to be grateful ... to count our 715, Jewish Wai- Veterans, is about to commence a fund drive Listed here are, a variety of care- blessings ... to increase our devotion to fully selected men's and young A Happy Thanksgiving to raise funds for .this important and necessary charitable men's favorites. There are many work; . a way of life that makes them possible. items in each line all smartly styled, mid, they bear the trade marks of To One and All America's famous manufacturers, NOW THEREFORE, I, Hugh B. Quigley, Mayor of the Town- , We take this opportunity to thank you, there is a-quality to fit your purse. ship of Woodbridge, hereby proclaim the week of December 2,. 1957, as Jewish War Veterans Week in Woodbridge and call our customers, for your patronage. May we DRESS SHIRTS * SLACKS upon my fellow citizens of all faiths to join in contributing continue to serve you. SPORT SHIRTS ® ROBES generously to the fund-raising campaign of the Ladies Auxiliary JACKETS ® NECKTIES The Edison Bank 'of the Avenel-Colonia Post 715, Jewish War Veterans. PAJAMAS « JEWELRY SOCKS • UNDERWEAR Route 27 at Willow Avenue, Edison ' Dated: November 25, 1957. HANDKERCHIEFS « CAPS HUGH B. QUIGLEY, Mayor VESTS • BELTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WALLETS ® GLOVES Attest: , The.Friendly Bank of Fords, New Jersey ® SWEATERS BANKING HOURS: B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk MEMBER FEDERAL BESEftVE SYSTEM ® GIFT CERTIFICATES Mon. - Fri., 9 A.M. to 3 P JVC. — Friday Evenings 5 P.M. to 1 PM. MEMBER OP FEDERAL DEPOSIT fNSUHANCE COSP. has urged in millions of "words the en- largement of our school system in THE DUD! Edison Township»Fords Beacon order to provide full-time education for our children. We are sorry, now Republicans Would Lead Democrats Published Every Thursday by The Wobdbridge 'Publishing Co. that we have made a start toward this goal, that the whim and caprice of 80- Warwick Street to Statewide Vote for Congressmen Post Office Address: Fords, N. J. ..-.-;. - ' , ..Iselin, N. J. MErcury 4-1111 some New York lawyers have put-in November 23, 1957 jeopardy its attainment and that our Mr. Charles E- Gregory If Elections Were' Held Today Charles E. Gregory Board of Education has allowed this Editor, Independent-Leader Editor and' Publisher Wobdbridge, N. J.< to be the case. Dear Sir: Subscription rates by mail, including We would like to take, issue By Kenneth Fink, Director, In other words, over the postage, one year,. $3.00; six months, $1.50; with" you, on your lead edi- Princeton Research Service past 12 months,.- Tt]|ere has three months, 85 cents; single copies by Thanks giving, 1957 torial 6? November ,21, 1957, been a shift ^to^feirds, the mail, 10 cents. All payable in advance. entitled "A Wrong Way." In PRINCETON —How would Democrats of £Jt|§||' This year, Thanksgiving — a na- the past.and probably in the the two major political par- By carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. ties stand In the state' if New At trie sam'e.time," the GOP tional religious festiva:! — is ninety- future, I have been and will Jersey voters were holding still holds the*"nta3"ority Vocs Entered as second class matter April 17, iour" years old. It began in 1863 and be a severe critic of some if elections for Congress (House in the -state, despite Demo- 1936, at Fords, _N..,jI., post office, under the not Kiosi, of the_ policies of of Representatives), today in- crat Meyrrer's-siiipashtag vic- Act of March 1, i§ credit for beginning the observance the Board of Education. On tory. • -*§ nany , occasions '• the Board stead of a year from now? When today's " -results are is usually given to Ivtrs. Sarah J. Hale. Toni'd; "either take a negative Results 6t the latest state- c r Less than one month separates -iv dejected attitude toward a wide "trial. heat", of voter tacked up alongside the vote Cause for Regret nroblem or suggestion. Difference by the New Jersey of the ,pas£ six "Congressional Poll show that sentiment for elections, it is seen that while Thanksgiving this year from Christ- In the ••past year, the Board The Board of Education has elected the Republicans is. running the GOP Cdngressional vote mas, which means that these two na- has actually accomplished ahead of that for the Demo- today *is less'tMan it wa* in to retain, without alteration, the lan- tional religious observances are only -more than in the previous crats by a margin, of more 1956, 1952, ana 1946, it is decade as far as listening to than 5 per cent. •somewhat bigger than it was guage originally written for the refer- twenty-six days apart. However, :">nd evaluating ' suggestions in the 1954 and ^948 Congres- from the ptfl?lie. While on this Today's results are of spe- sional Elections. endum on the $8,000,000 school-build- Thanksgiving — unlike Christmas — h'airi of thought let it be. said cial significance because they ing program. We are sincerely sorry is not so highly commercialized. " that when the matter of "pay provide an excellent measure STATEWIDE CONGRES- °.s yo go" was tossed around of basic party strength in the SIONAL VOTE for this decision. It has come to mean in the United rtnd discussed at the regular state right after Demoarat (House of Representatives) As we said last week, we believe the States a time to give thanks for our meetings of the Citizens Governor Meyner carried the ' " ' % % Council, the powers that be— state by-better than 200,000 " ' ,'Repub- Demo- referendum should be far more ex- blessings, for the harvest and for the some members of the Board votes. (The official tabula- " - lican crat plicit than it is. Those of us who have riches of America, and to take stock at that time — doubted t he tions show that Meyner re- 1946 EIeet5on\.:**59.6 40.4 of the year which has about passed. legality of such a program: ceived 54.5% of the total vote 1948 Election... ."51.6 48.4 resided in Woodbridge Township for to which we add et nunc, et cast; Forbes. 44.5%; other 1950 Election....,'*55.2 44.8 many years are cognizant of the fact An Old World custom which formerly semper, etc. candidates, 1%). 1952 Election...: "57.4 42.6 this is the largest single sum of money attached itself to Thanksgiving Day It could well be that no Here's how they went in the 1954 Election,... ,*'M.2 48.8 in some of our cities is the parade of matter what action the Board state when New Jersey Poll 19'56 Election 1 "5p,g 41.2 the voters have ever been asked to ap- takes it Iwill become a target staff reporters put the follow- TODAY 52,75 47.25 children through the streets, dressed of opportunity. Yet it is hard ing question to a representa- "Off-year (Non-Pfpsidential) prove for public use. This fact in itself Election Year , makes the decision of approval or dis- in the clothes of their elders, with "or this writer : to blast the tive sample of 1,000 of the ; masks covering their faces. This cus- Board when they have ac- state's voters: An interesting:- sidelight approval the major decision of its kind tually built low cost schools "If the elections for Con- into next November's nation- in our history—and we cannot avoid tom has largely disappeared, but it we were told could not be grress were freing held today, wide Congressional (House of which party would you like Representatives), Election is the conviction that because this is so, perhaps helped bring about the tradi- built, wh,o have installed a tion of plenty and a bountiful supply maintenance system that to to see win in your own that - despite the fact that that every last detail of the program the best of our knowledge is Congressional District—ihe 58.8% at the New Jersey of food for the table. not only working, but is jus- Republican Party or the voters cast their ballots for be committed in the language of the tifying .such a program. The Democratic Party?" GOP candidates, the House of referendum. This custom, which originated" in "Board's .greatest 'sin right The results: Representative^ last year We are particularly concerned be- Scotland, required the elders to lay the Capitol Dome now seems.to be that it can- •STATEWIDE VOTE FOE went Democratic by a mar- in a large stock of oranges, bananas not meet and explain to each CONGRESSMEN gin of 2.8%: The Democrats cause no provision is made for ' fur- By J. Joseph Gribbins voting individual just what it (House of Representatives) in 1956 picking up 51.4% of nishing and equipping the new schools and apples for children who might 's .trying to. accomplish. Were HepuWican Party 50.8% the vote across the nation for call at the door. anything done in the paste Democratic Party ... 45.5 Congressmen to the .Republi- to be built. We are concerned on this TRENTON—The New Jer- far from his best at Thanks- old colleagues of the press *:hirty years the Board might Undec;ded 3.7 can 48.6%. point because "of the fear that money In ancient history many days of sey State Highway Depart- giving time while the goose will be "Assemblyman Leo J. : have it a little easier. With the undecided vote Also of national- importance thanksgiving were celebrated annu- ment will continue to sing was in his prime. New Eng-Michnevich, a Democrat of "liminated the vote would be: is that in the past three off- for this purpose'may, eventually, be the "We Need More Money land went for the goose but Speaking of-paid advertise- ally over long periods of time. The Kearny. While a news report- ments, and we are, a few Republican iParty 52.75% year (Non-Presidential Elec- included in a Board of Education Blues" during 1958. New Jersey held fast to the er for the Newark Star-Eagle short weeks ago four gentle- Democratic Party ...... 47.25 tion year elections,-the GOP budget. This might not be a valid ap- victory of Constantine was celebrated At the present time the turkey as the King of Birds- from 1923 to 1939, Michne- men seeking elective office in In November, 1956, Repub- Congressional vote in New in Constantinople for many years on State of New Jersey is taking England also has roast vich studied law at night at f.his Township ' accused the lican candidates for. Congress Jersey has averaged to"'ween prehension were it not for the fact part in the, greatest single goose and plum pudding as the New Jersey Law School, September 24th. In Alexandria, July Democratic party of hinder- received"58.8% of the major four and five per cent better that an additional $1,500,000 is to be road construction project in its national festival dish. now Rutgers University. The ing, blocking, and otherwise party vote to the Democrats than the GOP" vote ateross the contained in the Board's, budget for 21st was observed for years as a day all peace time history. It is France has Strasburg pie, Newark Star-Eagle merged in lousing up- the school^ and 41.2%. - (Continued on Page 10) of thanks for the cessation of earth- designed to catch up with- the made of goose livers. Austria 1939 with the Newark Ledger educational system in this three consecutive years in order to motorist who is now creating has boiled beef, while Ger- and is now the Newark Star- Township. This was in paid partially finance the $8,000,000 expen- quakes.- • a traffic density of seven many has carp cooked in Ledger. ' ;-. advertisements. How. come beer, mohnpielen and marzi- Competence Creates Confidence diture. If we are to add to this stag- In England, the victory of the Black times the national average, After being a reporter in they are, notably silent now. five times that of the State pan tarts. Eels, periwinkles the daytime and a law stu- wh>n the Board of Education gering annual increase in the budget Prince over the French in 1356 was| highways of Pennsylvania and mermicelli comprise the dent at night, Michnevich eould use a friend? • another $400,000 for furnishings, than celebrated for eight days and special and two and one-half times festival meal of Italy, and was admitted to the New Jer- those of New York State. wheat porridge, stewed fruits A few weeks ago it was po- we can start to become panicky over thanksgiving services were held in St. and honey is for Russia. But sey bar. in 1929 and practiced litically advantageous as it Eight new interstate and law in Harrison for fifteen always is to elect the Board our ability to meet the bill. Paul's Cathedral after the defeat of defense highways for which the United States has its tur- key and cranberry sauce. years. He now maintains a of •Education to the area of. We are told by the Board that it the Spanish,Armada in 1588, In addi- the Federal Government will- law office, in North Arlington. vote getting. Now the election tion, for two hundred years England pay 90 per cent of the cost . During; the hectic days of 35 over, so the heck 'with it. "hopes" to he able to cover the cost are being built over new ter- DRIVING, HOME:—Motor- the Lindbergh kidnapping, Using the . GI and vets went had a national thanksgiving day in rain in New Jersey. The State the Hoffman Administration, out of style as vote getters of furnishing-the new schools through | ists using New Jersey high- savings in construction costs, and pos- gratitude for the failure of the plot to will receive $153,000,000 from ^ways are asked to extend the and the ill-fated sales tax in and I hope that in the near the Federal Government for thanksgiving spirit to fellow New Jersey, Michnevich put future the idea of using the sibly by being able to buy needed sites blow up the King and the House of •the projects, provided It puts in long hours securing facts Board of Education for politi- Lords on November 5, 1605. drivers on. the road this week- cal purposes will disappear. for less than present estimates. It is up $60,000,000 to help defray end in order to curtail traffic in the Legislature and writing When people go "shopping" they naturally hope to get the the cost. • /: them in story form for New- . 'M far as worrying about greatest VALUE for the amount of money they spend. We difficult to understand how the Board Our Thanksgiving Day in the accidents; JV- ark readers. N: T. bonding attorneys tell- think this is good, sound reasoning. We also suggest this type Last year the. State received Thus far in New Jersey 702 ing the people of Woodbridge of thinking should, be followed when money is to be spent expects to engage, in a construction United States, then, is relatively $43,300,000 from the Federal In the process he learned for insurance protection. When we are privileged to handle persons have been killed by not only the workings of the what should or should, riot be your insurance, it's not on the basis of just "writing a poUcy" program the size of this one without young but it has taken hold more Government and added $20,- cars this year. . Pedestrians on the referendum^ I checked 000,000. This year the State lawmaking machine but the but as INDEPENDENT AGENTS, to point out how you may- at least having.an option and a firm firmly than any other thanksgiving account for a large number of internal combustion which this out with an attorney and get the GREATEST VALUE for the money~you~pay out. You'Ijl day in any other country and has will receive $51,670,000 and such deaths. In this group are learned that any and all like our friendly and courteous SERVICE, price established on the ground it ex- provide $21,738,000. Next year the very young and the old causes it to operate. Because questions have to be cleared pects to use. Thus, we are guessing on spread to the various corners of the the Federal share is antici- which emphasizes, the respon- of his background he prom- (I) by the State Board of Friendly Service"— As Near As Your Phone (1) construction costs; (2) on site world. — y pated at more than $58,000,- sibility of the motorist, toward ises to become a valuable ad- Education, (2) by the Depart- 000 with another $20,000,000 those who do not know, or viser to neophite Assembly- ment of Local Government, costs, and (3) on the source of our It is one of our most-enjoyed holi- in State matching funds re- have forgotten, safety rules. men, and for Assembly lead- and (3) by the bonding at- quired. ers he should become a par-' torneys. So— resources with which to furnish and days, a colorful observance and an State safety officials urge liamentarian without equal in equip our new classrooms. We say inspiration.' To many "Americans it While the super-dooper motorists returning home for a very short time. '. highways are being' con- the weekend after a happy The Board has niade a these involve such critical guesswork signifies the coming end of t'he year, structed with Federal funds Thanksgiving day to adjust start and -lit the candle. It's as to make mandatory a review of its the completion of most of the harvest- and a sprinkling of State their speed to changing road, GANGES: — Fourteen New up to the citizens to protect funds, State Highway Com- weather and traffic condi- Jersey counties reported an the flame from drafts. I wish present thinking by the Board - of ing of the year, the end' of the football missioner Dwight R. G. Pal- tions; make sure their brakes increase in deaths from can- (Continued on Page 10) Education. season and the beginning of several mer must maintain the pres- cer in 195*6. are in good shape; have a set The greatest jump was in Our newspaper through the years hunting seasons. . ent highway system and con- of tire chains in trunk ready tinually build in safety fea- for snow or : ice conditions; Camden County with an in- tures to"" meet the increased lengthen distance between crease of 67 and the greatest use of the roads tay new car vehicles on slippery road sur- drop in Essex where the total drivers. was less -than in 1955. The Opinions of Others faces and stop for a coffee total number of cancer deaths At present Palmer is just break or change drivers if you in the State in 1956 was 9,937, about scraping up enough begin to feel drowsy. an increase of 131. 50 YEARS OF GOOD latest, onslaught of flesh the school environment? money to meet the Federal Counties showing an in- UNIONISM magazines. ... Perhaps if Johnnie were demands. He is looking toward MICHNEVICH:—A 51-year- crease in cancer deaths, in Fifty years ago this Octo- At one time, newsstands gaining a better sense of mas- 1960 when the present Fed- old former newspaper re- addition to Camden, were At-= ber a group of Portland men were congenial places, to tery as • a student of arith- eral road program is slated porter ' who covered the New lantic with 27 above 1955: was granted a charter by the browse and chat with passers- metic he might become a bet- for a change. The formula is Jersey Legislature twenty Bergen, 31; Cumberland, 8; International Typographical by. But what self-respecting ter citizen of the school com- expected to be abandoned years ago will be sworn in as Gloucester, 17; Hudson, 14; Giving™ Union to found a subordinate man today would dare be munity. He might not feel he two years hence and funds a member of the lawmaking Hunterdon, 3; Mercer, 4; union called Mailers Union caught lingering at most of must prove his superiority by allocated during the last ten body when the 182nd Legisla- Morris, 50; Passaic, 27; Sa- No. 13 of Portland, Ore. Its the city's newsstands? The bullying small boys or that he years of the program on the ture convenes on January, 14. lem, 30; Somerset, 8, and members are engaged in bun- transformation is sad because must pretend he doesn't care basis of actual needs. Returning to the legislative Warren, 17. Thanks! dling and mailing news- this litter subverts intelli- by "cutting up" in class. Under the expected method halls in the role of a law- Those reporting a drop be- papers. In these days, when gence and curiosity. . . . More Perhaps if Mary weren't of allocation, New Jersey may maker to greet some of his CContinued on Page 10) there has been so much talk and more decent magazines, trying too hard to be popular receive increasing amounts of cf union corruption and dic- are abandoning newsstands or struggling against timidity Federal money provided it GLAMOR GIRLS tatorship, it might be well to demonstrates ability to take in favor of the mails. or a sense of inferiority she Iliilack in Plymouth Colony, over 350 years cite the 50-year record of the It is a fate the vendors might be doing much better full advantage of all aspects. mailers union. During all bring on themselves with of the program during the ago, the Pilgrims felt they had.-suffident cause those 50 years its members in geography. their blatant display of sex School people are aware of first few years. have been active in its af- magazines. Most of these to set aside a.special day for Thanksgiving. fairs to maintain its demo- these problems. And if they magazines are too shabby to have long been striving to THANKSGIVING: — New BANKING HOmS: cratic standing, and its in- endure scrutiny by the Postal tegrity as a union formed to find means of reporting Jersey produces much for the Monday Thru Friday So, in the spirit of the Pilgrims, let's all pause • bargain on wages, hours, and Department, so they come by Johnnie's and Mary's prog- Thanksgiving Day meal. 9 A. M, to 2 P. M. and gratefully count our many blessings — on truck. And if by chance a ress—or lack of it—in terms This year the Garden State v/orking conditions.- Members PTA or Jaycee campaign hus- Friday Evenings Thanksgiving Day. - j of the mailers have cause to that may be of some help to produced 200,000 turkeys and 4 P. M. to 6 P.M. celebrate their 50th anniver- tles them off the stands, other their parents and to future 70,000 barrels of cranberries sary, and to be proud of their cities stand to get an extra tea-chers. That is a complex for Thanksgiving-, in addition tNo business will be transacted by union. It has been and is their batch. But herewith is the and delicate task. to most of the other delicious fhis bank on Thanksgivina Dav) • union. And that is the way a antidote to. this heavy, sexual If the marking system leans servings that make up the union should operate.—(Port- emphasis in magazine dis- too heavily toward the child's greatest meal of the year. play: community resentment. land) Oregron Journal. personal difficulties he may Although mothers and fathr Fortunately, it is gathering eventually settle down to a ers and sons and daughters strength.—Hartford Courant. defeatest "Considering how celebrating Thanksgiving take NEWSSTANDS OR inadequate I am, I do as well it for granted the turkey will KUDESTANDS? SEVENTY PER CENT— as people expect." If the-sys- decorate the festive board, Paid on Savings Ascoiiisfs OF WHAT? tem leans too far toward ab- the gobbler has had to fight It takes a courageous man . How is Johnnie doing in his stract percentages a young- in years past to.hold his place to walk up to a ne.wstand arithmetic? How is Mary do- ster having subject difficulties as the center of attraction on these days in search of a fam- ing in her geography? How may be "denied the very key Thanksgiving Day. ily magazine. For while the are they doing as children that could unlock the door. He lost his fight to the Woodbridge attendant—and he's often a who, to get along successfully So may his parents and his American eagle to be recog- youngster — reaches into a in this world, must first learn future teachers. darkened corner for a copy nized as- the official bird- of to get along with their Society grades us all, some- the United States but won a Our New Building, Corner Moore Avenue «of, say, Life or The Saturday schoolmates, their teachers, times quite ruthlessly. To re- victory over the goose at the National Bank Evening Post, the patron and the several demands of (Continued on Page 1?> ©1567, KING FEAT«BES-SYriDKAT5, Inf., WQBLJ? RIGHTS RESERVED. -"•-,..- •' . [. :' and Berry Street (Opp; Town Hall) stands virtually ringed by the turn of the century to retain his popularity.. At one time "You've got the license fee. Arid there's tihe travel- Member: Federal Keserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAGE EIGHT EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON critics claimed the turkey was now-pay-later plan for the honeymoon." TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 PAGE NINE NEW JERSEY'S MONEY
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Club Crackers PAGE TEST WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 EDISOIC TOWNSHIP AMD FORDS BEACON Capitol Dome place the present State Divi- Governor Robert B. Meyner out the nation this week has is no longei* a resident of New whether the committee sys- come taxes in New Jersey New Jersey Poll sion of Tax Appeals wits rec- claims there "is a glaring* need been endorsed by State Sec-- Jersey. . . ~. Traffic deaths In tem "now operating' In 'Con- during 1958. ... The New {From Editorial Page) ommended to the New Jersey for a coordinated pattern of side Essex were Burlington, retary of Agriculture Phillip New Jersey up to the present gress can be adopted to the Jersey commercial apple crop (From Editorial Page) State Bar Association last rehabilitation of handicapped Alarnpi. ... Aircraft spotters State Assembly. . . . Two pub- is estimated at 3.1 million natiozi. All of which means 16; Cumberland, 3; Middle- week. . . . Pilot studies of persons in New Jersey. . in New Jersey will not man time have reached a total of that unless there is a sharp sex, 53; Monmouth, 13; Sus- 702, compared with 659 at the lic hearings on mental health bushels this year, the same sex, 3, and Union, 24. Ocean three rural municipalities in Eggs and poultry at six New their posts after January 1 ••change in sentiment between Hunterdon, Monmouth. and Jersey farmer cooperative until called - upon to do so, same time this year. . . . New- will be held at the Assembly size as the 1956 crop. .•...The now and next November, the County reported the- same Chamber, State House, on New Jersey Division, Ameri- number, 163, for each of the Cumberland Counties for pur- markets handling these prod- under a new civil defense ly elected Democratic leaders Democrats will , once again years. poses of constructive plan- ucts dropped almost three edict. . . . The golden nema- of^ the New Jersey Assembly December 11 and December can Cancer Society, an- carry the House of Represen- ning and zoning will be insti- million dollars in sales value tode, a microscopic eel worm plan to confer .with parlia- 18. . . . The New Jersey Farm nounces 5,385 men and. 4,552 tatives the way they did in JERSEY JIGSAW:—A tax tuted by the State Rural Ad- during 1957. . . . Observance that causes serious damage to mentary experts in. Wash- Bureau pledges to continue women died of cancer in New the 1950 and 1954 off-year court in New Jersey to re- visory Committee In 1958. . . . -*of Farm-City Week through- -white potatoes and tomatoes, ington this week to determine 2ts fight for new sales or in- Jersey in 1958. Congressional Elections.
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WOODBRIDGE — Coach Nick Priscce's Barrons. on t^e threshold of one of their most succe'sful seasons since 1938, tackle Bridgeton High tomorrdw morning at 10 o'clock in a Thanksgiving Day game at the South Jer- sey stadium. Woodbridge is primed for the game after trouncing New Dorp, 27-7, here last Saturday. Bridgeton, a Group IV school, doesn't possess an awesome record with 4 victor- ies against the same number ox defeats. However, since the South Jersey club has dropped three straight, Priscoe is of. the opinion that the Barrons* Turkey Day opponents are about ready to bounce back. The South Jersey eleven will THRILLING HIGHLIGHTS: Woodbridgre High's football team reached its peak in performance last Saturday to no doubt give the Woodbridge- a pass from Fratterolo. Two plays later, the Barrons scored their fourth touchdown of the afternoon. Below, defensive unit a troublesome defeat a highly rated New Dorp team, 27-7. at the local itadium. Above are some of the highlights of the game left, head down and with full steam ahead, Jerry Gon-o, the Barrons' outstanding end, cruises through the which thrilled the crowd who watched through a minia*ure snowstorm. Top left, Bob Benzeleski, the Barrons' morning because of its mul- New Dorp secondary after taking a spot pass from Fratterolo. The play was good for the extra point which sent tiple offensive which includes triple threat ace, is shown outrunning the New Dorp defenders to the end zone after taking a pass from Woodbridge ahead, 13-7. Below, right, buried under a pile of New Dorp defenders is Bobby Malkin, the Bar- the T formation. Split T, Quarterback Matt Fratterolo. The touchdown play covered 34 yards in the third quarter. Top right, Allen \ rens' hard-hitting halfback who churned his way 11 yaris before being brought down inches over the visitors' single wing, double wing and, Koperwhats is hit hard on the New Dorp 25-yard line by Steve Zimmerman and Bob Balto after picking off goal line for his initial score of the game. The sewing- play took place during the fourth quarter. spread. Bridgeton made the most of its attack formation: to defeat South River earlier in the season. Tomorrow's game will be the last for twelve members of the Red and Black squad who are expected to pick up their di- plomas in June. The Wood- bridge skipper expects his de- parting gridders to play their best game of the season and' will give them the opportunity to do so. When Priscoe scheduled New Dorp to fill in an. open date last Saturday, he was un- awa,re that his Woodbridge club' would reach peak per- formance to overpower the visiting Staten Island eleven 27-7. The win over New Dorp was the Barrons' sixth of the cur- rent season, and it was a real dandy with superb pi ay by the entire' team. Woodbridge passed, ran and blocked to stage the best offensive show staged at the stadium in re- cent years. And they did it against a good team which had lost only two games of the last 20. •Matt Fratterolo, the Bar- rons' best T formation quar- Ryan's Takes Belmont Trips SL James Tops Borough terback under Priscoe, was a passing wizard, completing 8 Teams to Garner Opener of 10 aerials against New gara 17-11 Gains Ground Dorp's defense for 184 yards. Over Top Spot TEAM STANDINGS quarter. The activity slowed His pitching arm loosened the TEAM STANDINGS W L down in the second frame, but TEAM STANDINGS visitors' defense which held TEAM STANDINGS W L St. Francis, the Metuchen club held the W L Woodbridge to seven yards W L Metuchen 1 0 edge, 6-3, to take over at the during the entire first quarter. 21 12 Belmont Abbey 1 0 Al's Sunoco 25 8 Ryan's Plumbing St. Mary's, halftime rest period, 19-9. The Barron All-County can- Wclbge. Liquor 20 13 Boston College 1 0 Merit Super Mkt. .. 21 12 St. Peter's 0 1 Perth Amtooy 1 0 St. Francis once again was Mary's Dasess Shop 19 14 didate, Bob Benzeleski, gave McCarthy's Spt. G'ds20 13 St. James', 20 13 Niagara '. 0 . 1 superior, 12-8, in the third ses- Miele's Excavating 15 18 another sterling all-around State Jewelers .... Woodbridge 1 0 sion to up their advantage, 31- Cooper's Dairy ..: 14 19 performance to cap a brilliant Mayer's Tavern 20 13 ] season at the stadium. The WOODBRIDGE — Belmont Our Lady of 17. Holy Trinity outshot their Brauer's Dairy 13 /2 Urban's Studio 19 14 Peace, Fords 0 1 senior halfback was brilliant, Almasi Trucking ...... 17 16 Abbey made the most of a opponents, 17-13, in the final Iselin Lumber 12 y2 20 Vz one-sided first half scoring St. Joseph's, phase of the game, but it Iselin Shop-Bite .... 12 21 as a runner and passer, and to Bob's TV ...... 15 18 Carteret 0 1 round out his afternoon, he Mauro Motors 15 18 spree to post a 17-11 verdict didn't matter much as far as over Niagara in the St. James' Holy Trinity 0 1 the eventual outcome "was ISELIN—Merit Super Mar- hauled in three passes from Urban's Sunoco ...... 14 19 concerned. Fratterolo. Bob scored two Gerity Funeral Home 11 22 Big League Basketball League ket made a big splash in the touchdowns and completed Wdbge. Auto Sales .... 6 27 which opened its initial sea- WOODBRIDGE — With the . Degnan put on a one manSt. Cecelia Women's Bowling che two passes he attempted. son at the St. James' gym. largest crowd in the 10 year offensive show for St. Francis League this week after. con- history of the St. James' quering- fourth place Miele's Handicapped WOODBRIDGE — Ryahjs •Coach Bill DeJoy's club by scoring 23 points, which found the range in the initial Parochial Grammar School was high in the league for the Excavating in three straight Handicapped by a back in- Plumbing, with Tony Russo League on hand, St. James' day. Mike Hasuly and Steve games by scores of 643-578, jury all season, Richie Tyrrell, rolling a 212 in the final game', period to roll up a 5-2 lead. a junior end, appeared to have The pace slackened off in the gave a demonstration of its Ballogi were the Amboyans' 706-623, and 638-593. took over undisputed posses- versatility by subduing St. leading point producers with The triple win enabled the fully recovered from his ail- sion of first place in the second stanza and as a result, ment by making four circus the half rolled around with Joseph's of Carteret by a 45-29 totals of 16 and 12, Merit quintet to move within Knights of Columbus Intra- score. four games of "first place Al's catches to keep the Barrons' Council Bowling League after Belmont Abbey still' in com- The schedule of games will offense perking. His catches 'mand, 8-4. Jim Keating, the St. James' resume Sunday afternoon at Sunoco. The Gas Pumpers lost winning two out of three ground when the best they amounted to 110 yards—a rec- games from the Leon J. Gerity Both teams played on even coach,, made . every effort to the St. James' gym -with three ord for the season. LEAGUE LEADERS: Pictured above are the Railroaders, who are currently leading terms during the third period keep the score as low as. pos- on tap. The first clash at one could do was take a pair from the Woodbridge Bantam Bowling League at the Bowl-Mor lanes with a, record of 14 Funeral Home. . sible by inserting his entire Cooper's Dairy. While the passers and re- at 2-2. The final frame saw o'clock will pit St. Mary's ceivers captivated the 2,800 victories against four defeats. The recently organized circuit is composed of boys from, The Gerity clan won the squad of 18 players into the against St. Joseph's, the sec- Mary Murgacz and Steffie first game by 14 pins, 'but fell Belmont Abbey romp home spectators, halfbacks Bob eight to twelve years old. The league leaders from left to right are: Kenneth Kimberly, outshooting Niagara, 7-5. game. His second and third ond St. James' meeting St. Saley paced Merit on the al- Sal Mulea, Greg Morse, Bill Hanrahan and Tom Kimberly. behind by 14 in the second units also gave good accounts Malkin and Allen Koperwhats Francis at two, while Our leys with sets of 447 and 445,kept the New Dorp defense off clash and more than 100 in the Bob \valsh paced Belmont of themselves which indicates Lady of Peace takes on Holy respectively, while Ann Tri- third. Abbey during the scrap with the Woodbridge club is loaded balance by grinding out sub- stream and also prevent a Trinity at three. maico trailed close behind, stantial yardage from the sec- Woodbridge Liquor climbed six points, While Paul Nagy with talent for the long court posting a 443 three game to- 'Proposal Made to Close small group of truck followers and Jim Kehoe tied for sec- season ahead. ond period on. Each back and persons who fish only into a four way tie for second tal. The Excavators' top bowl- scored one touchdown on short place, by dumping McCarthy's end place honors by hitting Jimmy Moersch, St. James' Auto Club Changes er during the match was Lil- after the truck has passed, (Continued on Page 12) but spectacular runs. The Streams to Stock Trout from catching a large per- (Continued on Page 12) versatile forward, was the big Piston Displacements lian Abate who splashed the game played by Malkin was centage- of the fish stocked." man on the floor for the home pins for a 452 total. his best of the season. TRENTON—A proposal to cember 17. '"Under the proposal all trout team with eight field goals and INDIANAPOLIS — The TJ. Iselin Lumber surprised All season long, the Wood- close 15 major trout streams The stream closing plan, fishermen will have an equal three fouls for 19 points, while 5. Auto Club announced piston Mary's Dress Shop by winning bridge club failed to show any J£wo days each week for re- the State Division of Fish and opportunity to fish in fresh- I Strikes and Spares | Eddie Tirpak and Bob displacements will be limited two out of three games. The exceptional talents for block- - stocking purposes is the major Game reports, "is the result ly stocked waters. Certain Floersch trailed with totals of for all championship races in Lumberjacks took the initial ing, but it was a different "change offered by the State of several years study and ef- major streams will be closed to eight and six, respectively. 1958 to levels used in the 500 clashes, 611-560 and 609-606, story Saturday. Jerry Gonyo, Fish and Game Council for fort on the part of the Pish all fishing throughout their BOWL-MOR THURSDAY NITE WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Carteret's most consistent mile race here this year. but slipped considerably, los- a dependable end, uncorked a WOMEN'S LEAGUE LEAGUE shooter during the one-sided ing the third, 594-588. the 1958 fishing season. A pub- and Game Council and the entire length on Monday and W L. (Bowl-Mor) Duane Carter, USAC direc- couple of jarring blocks^ early lic hearing on "the fishing reg- staff of the division to devise Tuesday for Wednesday open- Ted's Tailor Shop _. 251,-! IOV2 W L fracas was John Muchi, who tor of competition, said the (Continued on Page 12) (Continued on Page 12) ing. Others will close on Tues- E &; B Mill Supply 25 11 Iselin Taxi 27^2 8*2 popped 12 points through the limits will be the same as in Jilations has been set for the a method of in-season stock- Bowl-Mor , 20 16 L. S. Marsh Excavators.... 24 12 day and Wednesday, and re- 7 VFW 4410 23 13 hoops. an announcement November •Assembly, Chamber of the ing which, would permit trout Child's Elect 19 I ! op.en on Thursday morning-, Bud's Hut L 16 20 Sparfcs : 22 ,2 1314 6, 1956, which gave car owners 3*fitate House at 8 P. M., De- to ibecome acclimated to the White House Tavern 16 20 St. Mary's of Perth Amboy under the tentative proposal. Mauro Motors — 15 21 Gerity Funeral Home 15 21 cut loose with a souped up at- a year to make the changes. Other streams will be closed H & H Fashions 13V2 22% VPW 2636 10 26 tack which pulverized Our The changes were made im- Beo Diner - 10 26 Springwood Club 6 30" on Thursday and Friday and Honor Roll Lady of Peace of Fords, 67-38. mediately at the Indianapolis will be reopened on Saturday High individual games: M. ' Honor Roll The Perth' Amboy club got Motor Speedway. Thomas of E & B Mill Supply, High individual scores: J. Pasko SPECIAL morning for weekend fishing. 233 (high clean game); D. Gutow- 234-, P. Yablonicki 227, M/Sgt. off to a fine start by outshoot- The new limits ior super- Learn to Play Ball During On no day will more than nine ski (substitute) of Mauro Motors. Routson 220, J. Driscoll 217, P. ing Fords, 16-6, in the first charged engines will be 170.75-6 206- "E Mikos of Bud's Hut, 203; Galasso 307-203, J. Meszaros 204, major streams be closed." A. Boutson of H & H Fashions, P. Dobos 203, P. Yuhas 200. period, then continued on to cubic inches; non-super- 199. Results dominate the second, 19-13, charged with overhead cam- The Council proposes to High individual series: B. Mi- Three-game winner, Gerity Fu- The Winter Months open the trout season at 8 A. kos of Bud's Hut, S27; A. Bout- neral Home over VTPW 2636. third 16-9 and the fourth, shafts, 256.284; American son of H & H Fashions, 523; B Two-game winners: VPW 4410 15-10. stock production with other Learn to field and bat the right way M. April 12, and to start the Maver of Bowl-Mor, 508; M. over L. S. Marsh Excavators, special fly fishing season only Thomas of E & B Mill Supply, 508. White House Tavern over Spring- Paul Diekkon was St. Mary's camshaft, 386.077, except at Be ahead of the other fellows before Results wood Club, Iselin Taxi over Indianapolis; diesels, 335.57; on May 12. It would open the Three-game winners: Ted's Tai- Sparfcs. most effective shooter -with 20 spring training opens. . . , pickerel season on May 17 and lor Shop, E & B Mill Supply. points, which he chalked up twibines, unlimited. INSTRUCTIONS 3 TIMES A WEEK the bass season on June 14. Two-eame winners: Bud's Hut, ST. CECELIA'S K. OF C. 3G39 by way of seven shots from Sprint car limits -will be: Bowl-Mor. • (Majestic Bowling Academy) Supercharged, 138; overhead, s (12 Times a Month) Game fish seasons would close W L the floor and six foul tosses. NcvemNr 30. WOODBRTDOK SERVICE Emery Chevrolet 24 12 His teammate, Bob Czech, camshafts, 220; American Tuition Every 4th Week LEAGUE St. George Pharmacy 21 15 also enjoyed a good afternoon, stock, 336. The proposed trout 1'shing (Craftsmen's ClnTj) Oliver's Tavern 20 16. GLASSES BEGAN NOV. 11th season is from Saturday. April • W L Kenny's Park Inn 19!,!> 16'.4 bitting the nets for 14 count- Midget limits: Supercharged, Cooper's Dairy 23 13 Ciccone Welding _. 19 17 ers. Our Lady of Peace's top 68; overhead camshaft, 107.- and will continue all winter J2, through November 30 with Lou's Market -. 23 13 Al's Sunoco 19 17 scorer was Charlie Smith, who the exception of the inter- "Balabas Plumbing .-: : 2ft 16 Santa T'e Game Farm 17*4 18V" 999; American stock, 150; ENROLL NOWt Hillcrest Inn 17 19 Punk & Sons Plumbing.. 17 19 finished with 11. two-cycle, 105. state waters of the Delaware Saturday Niters 17 19 Duffy's TV _ : 17 19 (It will keep you off the streets and out River and Greenwood Lake Plaza Barbers 17 19 Mauro Motors „ 16 20 St. Francis of Metuchen, the of mischief) •First Aid IS 20 Cookie's Pastry Sfiop IS 21 Jim Ninowski, quarterback, where the season will open on Oak Tree Drugs _ ..' 11 25 Quigley's Essp 11 25 defending champions in the and Dave Kaiser, end at April 15 .and extend through Honor Roll Honor Roll league, encountered little dif- Michigan State, are members Contact Lou Lucas or Louis Lukasiuk Team high, 865, First Alfl: B. High individual scores:. Ed Caine ficulty romping to a 44-34 win September 30. In Grepnwood I.eisen 110, W". Housinan 369, V. 210, >T. Grogan 209, E. Jacko 208, of the Army ROTC advanced By Mail or Phone: Lake, the New Jersey Division Gioffre 172, F. FucsKo 214, G. R. Madore 201, T. Oleksiafc 201, J. over Holy Trinity. Housman.-210. Borowsfei 200. program at MSU and will re- 1112 RAHWAY AVENUE, AVENEL, N. J. of Fish and Game and the High individual scores: G. Results St. Francis, with Jim Deg-ceive commissions as lieuten- New York Conservation De- Housinan 210-191-199 — B00: M. Three-game winners: St. George nan scoring 10 points, "grot off Or call MErcury 4-8887 between 4 and 10 P. M. Sisko 208-209, F. Fucsko 214, GK ants upon graduation next (Continued on Page 12) Silva 224, H. Chomlcfci 200-210. (Continued on Page 12) to a 13-6 lead in the first year. TWELVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1957 TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACOM
**> middle, Fratterolo pitched out out a possible touchdown. trout and pickerel as well as ers were the best individual Clubwomen Dress Chain o'Hills to Koperwhats who saw an. Bonnie Hoyda sparked the bass after the opening of the production for St. Peter's. AVENEL PERSONALS opening around his left end drive with some fine passing bass season on June 14. Minor Boston College ran up an. and made a dash for pay dirt and running. changes in the Delaware River 8-0 lead in 'the first quarter Dolls'for Fund Park Reports with the aid of two good For the benefit of those un- regulations will permit tow before dominating the second, blocks. The score remained 7-6 able to make the trip to and arrow fishing for . carp, Hess, Judaism-in-the-home chair- when Koperwhats was tackled v 5-2, and the third, 6-5. St. man, who will conduct a session AVENEL — Mrs. Francis Cloo- Bridgeton tomorrow morning, suckers, eels, herring and* Peter's had the edge in the short of the end zone in a try a game between the Edison on Chanukah. ney, president of the Avenel By for the extra point. bullheads. final frame, 6-4. By MRS. •Woman's Club, welcomed Mrs. Jayvees and the Woodbridge DAVID DAVIS —Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Elster, .MRS. X,, Sophomores will be played at 53 Commercial Avenue, had asJoseph Wukovets as a new mem- Midway through the second 15 Iienox Ave. ALLAN period, Fratterolo and Benzel- the stadium at 10 o'clock.. Top Spot week-end guests their son-in-law ber at a meeting at the Avenel- REEVES Strikes & Spares Avenel Colonia First Aid Squad building. eski loosened up their pitch- WOODBKIOGE (27) and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ear- 88 Harrison ing arms to set fire to another Ends: Gonyo, Tyrrell, Hulak, (Continued from Sport Page) (Continued from Sport Pagei ME-4-5227 ling Goodejohn, McGuire Air A skit, "Under the Hood," car Sporting Goods in two out of Pharmacy over Ciccone Welding, talk in woman's language, was Avenne • march. The quarterback first Nagy, Van Dalen Oliver's Tavern over Emery Chev- Force Base, Trenton. flipped to . Benzeleski who Tackles: Tobias, Bohrer, Bar- three games. McCarthy's keg- rolet. ' —The Junior Woman's Club of presented under the direction of Iselin lund, Warren lers were tied for first place Two-game winners: Mauro Mo- Mrs. Daniel Levy, program chair- . breezed 22 yards to the New with Ryan's and Urban's tors over Kenny's Park Inn, Cook- Avenel will hold an executive FUlton 1-2559 Dorp 37. Benzeleski then fired Guards: Priis, Juhasz, Kos- ies Pastry Shop over Quigley's —Nomination of officers will be board meeting Friday at the home man, with Mrs. George Mroz, Mrs. loski, Dominquez^ Rusznak, Studio, which also dropped Esso, Santa Fe Game Farm over James McHugh, Mrs. William a strike to Tyrrell on the visi- out of the top spot after los- Duffy's TV. Al's Sunoco over Funk held by the Democratic and Civic of Mrs. Martin Gutowski, 63 —Birthday congratulations to tors' six. After three unsuc- Meyers, Brown, Barcellona & Sons Plumbing. Club of East Avenel, at a meet- Smith Street. Hansen, Mrs. Joseph Radowski Centers: Shore, Golinski, Abry ing three to Almasi Trucking. and Mrs. James Hopler in theKathy Gero, Clinton Street, who cessful running plays, Benzel- . Mickey Doors led the Liquor ing Monday, 8:30 P. M., at the celebrated Tuesday. eski pitched to Gonyo in the Backs: Fratterolo, Benzeleski, WOOBSRIDGE BANTAM Avenel-Colonia First Aid Squad cast. Malkin, Koperwhats, De- Dealers on the alleys with a LEAGUE —Mr. and Mrs. L. Allan Reeves end zone, but the official cov- sparkling 223 game, while Joe (Bowl-Mor) building. A donation of $25 was voted the and son, Harirson Avenue, were ering- the play signaled that Federico, Hoya, Housman, W L Activities Listed Ayenel-Colonia First Aid Squad: DeRosa, Kuchma, Howell, Ciliberto paced McCarthy's. Kailroads ]4 4 —The Rosary Society of St. guests Saturday night at the home the Woodbridge end had step- with a 201. There were no Baby Splits 12 fi Andrew's Church -will receive another to the Middlesex County of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beach and ped out of bounds. Subyak Keglers 91/, 3!i Tuberculosis League, and $10 to double century scores in the Spares 8>,i SU Communion in a group Sunday By Jewish Groups family, Nixon. Also present was The Barrons came out of NEW DORP (7) Almasi-Urban Studio match, Sleepers s 10 at the 8 A. M. Mass. The society the Christmas tree project of the Mr. Robert Menk, > Venezuela, their locker room to start the Ends: Cavallo, Esposito, Brady but some sharp bowling was Gutterballs 2 16 Junior Woman's Club for the ben- formerly of Clinton Street, Chain- Tackles: Sarilla, McLallion, Honor Roll \pill hold its annual Christinas AVENEL — Rabbi Moshe* Ca- second half and whatever turned in by Billy Sheehan High individual scores: Sobieski party Monday at 7:30 P. M. in efit of the Avenel Public Library. o-Hills. .•' : . transpired during the inter- Monico and Johnny Doycsak, who 125-106, T. Kimberley 141. Morse hana will base his sermon on the Mrs. Charles Miller announced —Birthday congratulations to mission turned the team into Guards: Monico, "Voile, T. Ca- 100-115, Cobb 108, Rumpletin 116- the new -church hall, under the decision of the United Nations to were the Truckers' big guns 136. Wuth 101, Grillo 101. W. Mul- direction of Mrs. Robert Meel- the closing- of the "Grow .Dollars Lynn .Ann Essex, Washington Ave- a fighting unit. Priscoe's men' vallo, Greene, Koengeter with 500 sets. vihill 119, Croteau 112, J. Dick establish the State of Israel ten Club," and asked that returns be nue, who celebrated Tuesday, with took the kick-off and'were not Centers: Ryan, Cornette 117, Sanderson 102-113. heim, who announced that reser- years ago this Friday at regular Results vations must be made by Friday made as soon as possible. Mrs. a neighborhood party. satisfied until they returned it Backs: Balto, Zimmerman, State Jewelers again moved Two-game winners: Railroads Sabbath service of Congregation Andrew Galisin, ticket chairman —Anniversary congratulations to five plays later for a~toueh- Campagnino, Steiner, O'- toward the top of the heap over Keglers, Baby Splits over with her or any member of the'Sons of Jacob, 8:3 P.M. at the Sleepers, Spares over Gutterballs. committee. No business session of the fashion show, requested Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donaghue, down. Donnell, Scoley, Fugazzi with a 2-1 win over Bob's TV. Avenel Jewish Community Center. final returns be made. Washington Avenue; Mr. and Score by periods: Al Strish's 209 and Steve BOWL-MOR HOUSE LEAGUE yfill be conducted before the Janu- Malkin pulled in the boot (Monday Night) The Oneg Shabbat will be spon- Mrs. Joseph Sueliy, public wel- Mrs. J. G. Sehreiber, Jr., Homes Woodbridge ..067 14—27 Poos' 203 were the Jewelers' ary meeting. sored by Mr. and Mrs. Jules Isler to start the third quarter, and New Dorp 7 0 0 0— 7 leading pin topplers. W L —Members of the Avenel Fire fare chairman, *and Mrs. -Galisin, Park Avenue; and Mr. and Mrs. J. behind solid blocking returned W L , in honor of-their wedding anni- American home, reminded mem- Cox, Grand Avenue. it to the Woodbridge 45. Frat-_ Mauro Motors, behind the A.B.D. Electrical Supply 25 11 Company will hold drill exercises versary- steady rolling of Tony Stancik, Muska's Funeral Home.... 24 V2 11',2 Monday at 7:30 P. M. bers ' to complete dressing of terolo lifted his pitching "arm Pozyski Insurance 23 13 Mrs. Cahana gave the invoca- Integrity again and rifled a shot to Tyr- Super Market took three games from Urban's Booth Electric ... 22 Id - —A brief business meeting will dolls for The Independent-Leader It testifies to the integrity of 1 Sunoco. Tom Steinback came Middlesex Television ...... 20V2 IS',2 tion at a paid-up membership Christmas Fund by the December rell on the New Dorp 37. Two (Continued from Sports Page) Strikes 17 jg be held by the Avenel PTA Tues- the craft that the press photogra- through with a 222 for the Ravens 9 27 dinner held by the Sisterhood, 4 meeting when they will be put plays later, Fratterolo pitched Rosemary Czajkowski, Iselin day, 8 P. M., in {the auditorium. with welcoming address by Mrs. pher sits up to catch an eclipse of Gas Operators. Towne Garage 3 33 The meeting will precede the an- on display. Instructions on mak- to Benzeleski who grabbed the Lumber's fourth bowler, was Honor Roll Manuel Temkin, president, group the moon instead of palming off pass on the 19. Three New at peak form collecting a 414 Mayer's Tavern remained in High individual scores: F. Mes- nual Christmas program, featur- ing Christmas decorations, under a facsimile made with a flashlight the thick of the fight for first , ter 236, W. Sverada 221, B. Buckin singing led by Mrs. Edward Stern., Dorp defenders pinned the total for three games. ' 21S, C. Hull 210. G. Kochan 210 ing the school glee club under the the direction of Mrs. Miller, will and poker chip.—Jackson News. place by posting a clean sweep and induction of new members by be a feature of this meeting. Barron ace to the sidelines, Sixth place Brauer's Dairy , B. Demler 204, G. Arway 203, J direction of Miss, Lillian Burge- Mrs. Milton Medinets. over the Woodbridge Auto Prekop 203-201, K. Booth 202, N son. A Chinese auction was conduct- but instead of stepping out, came up with one of its best Sales. Dick Ungvary was May- Suscreba 203. he reversed his field to elude performances of the current Results —Avenel Memorial Post 7164, The program, under the direc- ed by Mrs. Mroz, and hospitality Barrons In Finale er's leader with a 234 game, Three-game winner. ABD Elec- tion of Mrs. Arthur Freeman, wa,s in'charge of Mrs. Hopler and two tacklers and shook off the season to sweep Iselin Shop- trical Supply over Ravens. V.F.W., will meet Tuesday, 8 P. M., (Continued from Sport 'Page) while Jack Shuberi followed, 1 featured a play, "The Marriage of Mrs. Mroz. third with a hip motion be- Rite in three straight by tal- Two-game winners: Middlesex in the post rooms at Club Avenel. in the game and before long, fore continuing downfield J,o posting a 201. Television over Towne Garage ' —The board of trustees of theMr. Sisterhood to Miss New Mem- lies of 627-591, 682-586 and Strikes over Booth Electric. Po- •! his offensive play became con- cross the final stripe. Fratter- 639-495. zycki Insurance over Muska's Fu-j Avenel Public Library will meet ber," with Mrs. George Miller, tagious among the Barrons. olo passed over the center of neral Home. ' December li at the library. A rep- Mrs. M. Temkin, Mrs. Medinets, Aid Squad Nears Everybody attempted to get the line to Gonyo for the extra Irene Brauer practically Belmont Trips resentative from the State Library Mrs. Max Feinstein, Mrs. Ralph into the act to make it miser- point which sent Woodbridge sealed the victory for Brauer's (Continued from Sport Page) Association will be guest. Hess, Mrs. Stern,' Mrs. Leonard able for New Dorp and pleas- ahead, 13-7. with a total pin count of 461; the nets for four apiece. —An executive board^ meeting Lieberman, Mrs. Louis Baiter, Its $9,000 Goal ant for the Red Blazer ball while her teammate, Marie Niagara's big gun was Pete of the Sisterhood of the'Congre- Mrs. Norman Rosenbaum and With less than a minute re- Waterson, assisted with a 450 carriers who enjoyed - their maining in the third quarter, Trackimowicz, who chalked up Eailroaa Tours gation Sons of Jacob was held last Mrs. Jack Farkas. Peter Connell teammates' performance/The series. six counters. Foreign or Domestii.' AVENEL — A total of $8,460.80 Malkin returned a New Dorp The front running Al's Sun- evening. Recommendations will be was pianist. effective blocking was espe- Boston College, coached by Arranged Free! !( presented to members at a meet- Mrs. Milton Kushner and Mrs. of the $9,000 goal was . realized punt from the Woodbridge 45 oco lost a full game in the from the recent fund-raising cially outstanding on kick-off to the. visitors' 32 behind solid Jimmy DeJoy, put on a display Tell us the places yci*j . Ing Monday at 8:30. P. M., at theAbe Kramer, co-chairmen, were 'and punt returns. standings after droping one of want to visit. We plai^ drive, it was announced at a blocking. At this point Koper- •three games to Cooper's Dairy. of offensive supremacy while your individual itinei-i. Avenel Jewish Community Cen- assisted by Mrs. Medinets, Mrs. New Dorp pushed the Wood- defeating St. Peter's by a one- ary. You pay only youi^ ter. Mrs. Lester Jacobs, program meeting of the Avenel-Colonia whats kept the B'arrons' mo- The Gas Pumpers copped the transportation costs!) Jules Isler, Mrs. Feinstein, Mrs.. bridge forward wall around a sided 23-13 score. )ur service free. t chairman, announced the program Arthur Berlin, Mrs. Hyman Serul- First Aid Squad. George Evans, mentum going with a dash to first and third meetings, 578- chairman, asked that anyone little during the first period, the 12. On the last play of the Bobby Ryan and Bill Miller will be directed by the Israel af- nick, Mrs. Eli Cohen, Mrs. Harold but once Frank Capraro's de- 573 and 713-672, while losing were the Boston College shoot- fairs chairman, Mrs. George Ket- wishing to make a late contribu- period, Benzeleski picked up the second, 636-600. Schiller, Mrs. Kramer, Mr. and fensive unit solved the visitors' five yards to the seven. ing stars with point totals of zenberg, who will lead a, discus- Mrs. Charles Grill and Abetion, do so by mail or in person single whig attack, it tight- The Gas Pumpers' chief pin nine and eight, respectively, sion on Israel and Mrs. Ralph Kramer. at the Squad building Sundays, ened with the strength of a At the start of the fourth splasher was Mary Grzybow- while Neil Casey's four count- 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. vise. Gonyo, Pierre Abry, period, DeFederico hit up the ski, who ran up a 416 three Nomination of officers was held Richie Barlund and the rest middle and made it to the game total. Maryon Clancy with election scheduled for the of the line played their best three. After Fratterolo lost a and Vicki Karusky paced the December meeting. • game since the Union scrap. yard on a quarterback sneak, Dairy Maids on the . alleys HOLIDAY PARTIES COMING UP, TIME FOR FALL RUG CLEANING Benzeleski shot around the with totals of- 440 and 410. Stanley Chapman announced Looked Like Champs Staten Island looked like the Woodbridge right end and that 12 standard first aid cards made it to the end zone stand- Get "SET" For the Fun! — by New Jersey's — will be presented to members 1956 New York City champions during the first quarter, roll- . ing. Jack Nagy sent, the Bar- Proposal Made It costs no more to have the pro- completing the course.. The cards rons ahead, 20-7, with a kick fessional services of one of Union qualify the recipients to adminis- ing up three first downs and (Continued from Sports Page) Most Modern Equipped practically pushing the Bar- which split the uprights. partment are making an ex- County's leading hairdressers in the ter emergency treatment for a perimental trout stocking and most modern beauty parlor in the three year period. rons all over the field. Before Midway through the fourth area. Two complete floors devoted Rug Cleaning Plant the conclusion of the open- quarter, Fratterolo started the the daily bag limit hi this to all phases of beauty work. Private Of 54 calls answered in Octo- ing -period New Dorp drove Barrons rolling again with a body of ' water will be three parting in our own area at rear of ber, Captain Robert Snowfield down to the Woodbridge two short pitch to Allen Koper- trout. Elsewhere there is no salon. S. BOYES RUG CLEANING CO. reported 11 were accidents, 30 yard stripe for a first down. whats who breezed to the New change from last year's reg- transports, ' four inhalators, one Immediately after the teams Dorp 25. On the -next play, ulations. FREDRIC NOW FEATUR- DYEING © REPAIR ® STORAGE fire and eight miscellaneous. The changed goals to start the sec- . Gonyo's block sprang Malkin Other minor changes in ING A CREME PERMA- ambulance mileage was 532, man ond quarter, New Dorp was loose down to the 11. The fishing regulations include NENT WAVE (VALUE TO hours utilized, 128. . penalized back to the seven. scrappy halfback carried the removal of all size limits §15.00) FOR, ONLY ?8.50 Call PArkway 1-1582 Steve Zimmerman, the visi- again on the next pattern and on pickerel with the exception COMPLETE!! Plant ana Offices at tors' leading ground gainer powered his way through the of Lake Hopatcong where the during the game, made it down New Dorp secondary to score present 15 inch minimum size FREDRIC AND SEVEN 4th and N. Stevens Ave., South Amboy, N. J. Legion Auxiliary Woodbridge's fourth touch- will he retained, and in Green- to the five, from where Fred OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE 6 9 Fugazzi sliced off his right down of the afternoon. The wood Lake where interstate Adopts Patient tackle to score the game's first run was well executed since he considerations require the re- touchdown. Zimmerman boot- was hit twice before reaching tention of the 12 inch mini- ed the -extra point which sent his destination. The Barrons mum size. COLONIA — A meeting of the New Dorp out front, 7-0. were offsides on the first Also proposed is a regulation 150 ELM AVENUE, RAHWAY — TEL. FU-8-9883 Colonia Post, American Legion . After the ensuing kick-off, extra-point attempt but the to permit 24 hour fishing for Auxiliary was held at the Legion Woodbridge caught fire to additional five yards distance Hall with Mrs. Michael Petyo march 72 yards for a touch- didn't hinder Nagy, who kick- Take Your Pick! presiding. down. Fratterolo sparked the ed his second consecutive boot A bingo' held at' the Menlo Park drive with a 35 yard pass to to place Woodbridge further Veterans Hospital for the Aged Tyrrell, who made a leaping ahead. was sponsored by the group. catch on the Staten Island 27. Priscoe inserted his seniors Assisting were Mrs. Harold Dan- From that point, it took Ben- into the game during the final TWO BRAND NEW iels, Mrs. Frank Schuetz, Miss Dot zeleski three carries to make it minutes and the fourth year Schuetz, Mrs. George Kuchma, to the 15 for a first down. men drove 48 yards to the Mrs. Ernest Burrows, Mrs. Adolph When New Dorp's defensive New Dorp two. With a touch- Elster, Mrs. Wendall Doll, Mrs. anticipated a thrust up the down in sight, a fumble wiped Frank Kodilla, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ablonczy. Two patients have beeii GULF Service Stations "adopted" to remember Christ- mas, birthdays and holidays. It was decided to furnish a Christ- Here' Is The Winner: to the best of mas dinner, clothes and toys for MR. JOHN FILAN FOR LEASE a needy family. 521 Amboy A?venue everything for. On Veterans Day a wreath was placed at the monument in the ' Woodbridge, N. 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