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,||)(if: -- "MUSiC" Wft: ( me sixty-fifth an- ,',,-,'mpnt exercises of Two Youths, Who Stole Car Here, Boaid is Mum inch School at the ,,, 'IlUnt When 223 ,.,,,! diplomas. Nabbed as Wreck Climaxes Chase Oh Plea Other ,,.,,; wore suns hy the ,,,,;,linK "qde to Amer- WOODBRIDGE—Two Perth Amboy youths, one of whom j StUUY l)t* Mticlc* '.',,,, Your'SonW" ««« escaped froiti the State Home for Boys in Jamesbiirg, Moli- » J (••,nl" • , day, are still being questioned by local police this morning WOODBRIDGE-"A oompirtc set ;,,..,s of welcome, Ken- lifter they miraculously escaped injury yesterday when a;of new dnUt ami 1U1 :,ddu,ional ,';. [,on said In part; large car they had stolon from a local auto dealer over- stlll remain to be com- fc A,)• music is the theme of th hd tl f ll t dl e turned after a hectic chase near Freehold, pleted before the Board of EducR- 'mirement exercises. tion learns whether its $3,000,000 „.,.,, denned as ftpleas - The two ore Anthony Luqualta. - "~ 14 Merldlth Street, escapee, and liiKh school plans will be approved ,„ of harmonious Fucing Trial hy State authorities ln Trenton. '." isic Is something Charles Johnson. 17. 344 High im Street. The former escaped from All application formf.. contain- ,;;,, it Is a metns of inn voluminous detail, which were ,.'„! Each composition, the home with three other boys, Knight; Grand Knight Edward S. Leonard, Rev. Joseph McCor- all of whom have records us car ' .submitted to the State on the basis , i,;,liad. hymn, waltz, Above is the head table at the surprise testimonial dinner given risMn, Charles K. firegory, Thomas tlcltr.man. Muster of the Fourth thieves. Laqualid despite his youth of n $2,000,000 project, must now ; ii:i, march, no mat- Tuesday at the Pines for lit. Rev. MSRI-. Charles G. McCorristin. I IK1 corrected ln the Huht of the | or form, expmses Left to right are Harry F. Burke, Vrry Rev. Msjr. .lamen Foley. Degree, South Jersey, and Joseph O'l.enrV Master of the Fourth told police he has been wrested in ;lll Maryland. Delaware and Pennsyl- ; Increased wtimate. When these ,„.; feelings of the com- Thomas Barry, Stale secretary, Knights of Columbus; Rev. Thoirias Degree, North Jersey. Mayor August F. Greiner was railed away forms arc ready, the State Com- t v]n» of musical ar- Carney, Msjr. McCorristin. guest of honor; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Michael vania and ln New Brunswick, en Township business, just before the photograph was taken. Perth Amboy and in Woodbridiie i mlssioner of Education will con- , ,,n lje classified Into McCorristin, at the microphone; David F. Ofrity. Paul Grand duct another hearing al w.hic,h ,,iv. each division con- for various complaints includii\K ; breaking and entering and lar- | municipal officials. Township resi- .i,;-; expression of his 9 dents and the Bonril will be heaud. ceny, He also said he had been •;r SOURS, for example Critically Injured Tribute Paidto St. James Pastor ^atcr Co. to Talk ! Il is expected that at Idist three ,;,,„, love for his coun- I over to since his escape vecks will be required for J. H. \ mns show man's feel- "and had grabbed several pocket- Thayer Martin, Board attorney, to To write a Cop Gains Slightly On 40th Ordination Anniversary j Keasbey Lines Buy books." duplicate his original application . i however, the com- , , ...- , Madison Township police snid (iiitn. Siil./.v a definite pat- J WOODBRIDGE—Rt. Rev. Msgr. OharlftChl s G. McCorristinMcCorristin, ji wnnnRRTDOE—Th^ e Boardd off i they spotted the stolen car trav- Aylin Pierson, Honrd arrhitcrt ,,iie. he dotm't write WOODBRIODE - ^wes^ • " ~~~f £ f , church wB3 honored at a surprise jDil .ectol,, o{ the Middlesex Water on Route 9 at a "terrific rale whose $3,000,000 buikllns has cre- without carefu con Officer Michael Sasso. 27, Wood- P^^.^.f^^^. &t the pines Tuesday to mark the 40th Compiiny will meet June ao'to dis-, of speed" and gave chase, but were unable to catch It. When the ati'd n storm of protest, presented n there Is a tremen of his ordination into the priesthood. The ban- jcus s tne |)ossibility of buymK the slolen vehlde whlch lh(, mil line sketches of the hifjh school : of work Involved. Hi e.a. nu.pu« -.«.= • M— — -ponsored bv Middlesex Council, Knights of Co-!Kcasbcy water System from the estlmnte(J was going ,.m miles In Assistant Commissioner Ken- i|.f himself to much ZS neth Woodbury on Tuesday. Also describe his condition, lumbus. Monsignor McCorristin is State Chaplain ot me Township. •a n h0U1.01 . belter.. neai.ed lhe now present were Victor C. Nicklas, At Tuesday nmht's session of j preehold circle, the younger boy Uik Toward Goal ai "fair." , organization. ."Upcrvislni: prindpiil; Dr. John P. the Town Committee, Township! Wlls urgmg n|s friend "to wreck ;,me way, the gradual , recently appointed to the j MonsiRnor McCorristin was born Lozo. high school principal; Adolph new motorcycle squad, was the j in MBlville, August 24, 1887. He Attorney B. W. Vopel reported that) the cops » At lheclrcle i the boys inn of a composition To Head Rotary Club he and Howard Madison. Town-[ ^ the bin car and Qiiiult, member of the Bonrd; Mr. only member of the group toh hav e attended St.Vit Vincent''s CllCollege eI nin cou notmanag e • Martin, and a representative of. •M.IMI sounds Into.an i ship had .conferred, with' found tliey oould not tlie had previous experience on "the Lathrop. Pa., and was ordained tn MI( IIA11I, 1M:T1U!SK1 this newspaper. The latest plans ,,i mel'.idy which is finally Ambrose Mundy, president of theturn. wheel.". He drove one during the Philadelphia, May 27, 1911, by Middlesex Water Company. They: were represented to contain all mid a harmonious com- ar while in service. ! Bishop Pendergast. HU first as- Trj To Escape were advised that the matter hiole Jumped the curb, ! the requlrtments of the Stale In ,ui be compared to our Tne ve : respect to educational buildins UMI education. "Al We '«l- Tfie Officer's cycle struck a hole \ wgnment was as curate. Of Sacred would be discussed at the next. turned^jver, and was badly dam- Hearing on Rookie In WoodbrldRe-Caretret Road, be- • Heart Church, Trenton, where he standards, and were left to be i ,ii as freshmen, our ef- director'" ''••'' ' meeting''"", aged. The two youths, however. tw«en School Street and Blair; served six years. In 1917, he be- by Mr. Woodbury. .,-, (h.scordant^wi didn't Road, Bunday afternoon. He was ! came pastor of 8t. Patrick's j Once before. Lhe Middlesex managed to get out and started Cop's Case Tuesday efforts to extend the life ,,; a unit; but as time thrown to the pavement. Sunday j Church in Woodbury and estab-' Water Company expressed willing- running through/Pthe woods. Thej ,n.l we entered our soph of th£' bonds beyond the fjjteen- his condition, was reported • lished three mission churches in ness to purchase the system but two officers who'gave chase were WOODBR1DGE—Patrolman Pe- ,.,,: we began to realize the sale was balked by Ketti" year statutory iWiofl—at least t.ho )wMi, shown de-1 ttye area Mat are pulshes today, b trusk, a robHe, of 585 Amboy Ave- largest share of them—appeared '"' """L"''' ! In 1929 he was serif© St: "Joseph's r wTm caughlUghtt UupP wttwith the pairpa. r |11URM, Bnare 0I memappe KMn tlie fu'll'pTonis dTi^. have to pay too high a price for 6 w bcf0l e th e ho be hopeless Mr Wooribllly frac- i Crlurch, Camden. In 1937 he came The police checkel d the car andi™Committe' " eT'. Tuesday; a8t 8p P . l°T M, tot° '^CommissionethCmi- i r of ,;-. We had to work % a* lnjur.es include a 1 • water. However, the pressure, found it was stolen from the |pW|nemmd thathatt Wootlbridge. answer complaints of neglect of j^,.,, o t has as yet not . idnd'iniiy we begin turrd vertebra and several frac-; especially on Kea.vbey Heights and Speedway Auto Sales, St. George overnmen Monslghor McConiBtin* duty made against him by his permitted any exception to this j • .iii.i- for one goal. We tured libs. He is now able to move around the loop is so puur that at Avenue The registration plate ', "",-,;: ilriTStt' •[Turosrit imxriJem-iiolfflrfttnrri^'irttBr'Krr-- -ulir-ftMl-tuu AV,ii*sawd.. hi* _h*U*f-t- — J- one^olthie 'largestln Petmskl was appointed to the•t would be doubtful that one • ii tn harmonize with , veteran water. son, 831 State Street, Perth Am- formerly re. Ml*lta« County, growing from 1 department ln April, his name would be allowed in the loeal nisp. ; ,,; the Rroup. By the Keasbey resident ! boy. BSSJ^Tltne^Li « ««»lll- In WIT to 1,500 in Recently, being on the Civil Service list. ... t-niors. we had be- petition asking the In searching the wrecked car, Thus, something over $2,008,000 of accident said the patrolman "»!• He was appointed by Pope dremenw in* « ,AU™. .-O Police Chief George E. Keating the debt—ln the event the $3,000.- . ;• ni-.jHous unit. Just as ,,! Pius XII as Domestic Prelate with Township to sell the system and ] police found two trumpets which \,iii (if a musical com- wsa only traveliriR about 35 miles; . said the charges against the of-000 plan is approved \n Trenton In 1948. secured the signatures of prac- were stolen from the office of theficer are 1, failure to properly pa- and by the electorate—-will have, I -,,ul hard work, so did an hour when the cycle hit the « geph McCon istln a cou sin —: .— The latter found his ofilce had 2, entering a place where intoxi- limit. .,.;, ,i large amount of i venlc e of the guest of honor, gave the In- been looted, papers thrown around cating liquor is sold while In unl- 9300,000 More Added Town Is Asked U) Limit and-$18 worth, of silver coins were ; ! vocation at Tuesday's affair and jform and not in.connection with It was learned at Trenton that » .ii•.. been unified into v|rt(; jP.,-4SerUy, ¥»U Grand ,,,.,. T. missing In addition to the musical police duty, and then imbibing in 1 instruments, this $3,000,000 figure does not in- ,' ,|' world peace, FocdB Avenue; Area 6, around the < i.i•..'. of 1981 now bid dump area in Keasbey. ;.^iii ui .uiesfrr-ous taor The Beaitn'Officer estimate^- ' ''aid, advisors, and that in all six treatments will be '•"" luwe helped Us In given in each area and i, may be : We thank you from 111 possible thut the [heaviljj infested 'i »ur hearts for all sections may be. sprayed eight done, A* the i''tt»r tAidt-tbb' ii"Hiiiy with all people. "i work to put Into To Highland Park Man : '• lessons w» h-ive "li'er to cr«u a .-«t- WOODBRIDGE — Jfilin M, '"'i Die titr* hu sow Tompklns. Highland park, was ap- pointed senior engineering aida at '" •••.I' must ngrtUully J'JUtiiscii. JusFiih r Hogan, Joseph H. Miuiuy, UubiMt C. Semi*, ''"' '" uur Aim* Mater, a salary of $3,600 a year at a meet. Abo.vi' are the men who have ruiupU ted a course ot 1 "impose the melody Ing of the Town Committee Tues* in auxiliary police work ami wlh) now i^i turn will »«rve us in- Hii Imul l.urseu, Frank Fedoi and Edward Gizyl). Standing left lu|y us through the day. structors for ihe befrriw <;n\snf(l. Tliuse wtw Uwk the oath at to ill;lit ire 1>an Levy, fiiat aid instructor; futroliium Joseph Sipos. Mr. Tompkius will nil tlie va- allegiance admiiiibtfied by Mayur Augiibt K. (Jrfiner were Joseph motifitruc((ir; Huih B. QuJgltsy, vhuirntan of the IMCIIM- ••'""Hi, "War March qC Werrlt, Gerard F. Bawl, Stephen Kaftsr, Edward BUw, Stephen R. played toyth e teave* granted William Scott and Council; Patrick Kllmurray, chairman of auxiliary pnllrn, and the leave of absence granted C. Werlook, A. A, DUoavage, William T. Uwtlalte Jr., Edward S. Softool Leonard, LouU fiotUs, Joseph M. Florlo, Eitttf Uraen, AM^h MUyor Greiner. :»»v«thi Albert Larson due to Ulsess. INDEPENDENT PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 ST. JOHNS CHUttCU Local Boy Scouti Participate Sewaren Ousted Fire Board imv I) Joseph Thompson, Lay Reader Mrs Dorothea Pocklembo, WOODBRIDGK Organist I Presses Levy Case In Camporee at Roosevelt Park and ninety-two im, 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School. WOOnBRTDGE-'AnoUier very,tors were present during the day W0 for construction ,N| 11:00 A. M.—Morning praytr WOODBRIDGE—Township A'-' .°,.™EMi n is tr inland for the evening campUre. Slli'l-l-.-.'llll HIM ... „ _. Arthur Carlson, Isrlln. newly $435,630 were ],.,., i and service. t.:rney B. W. Voeel will represent Ciimpon? was held in Rooaevelt elected chnlrmnn of the North Building Itlfspc-t .„• t!iiv On Saturday evening n special was taken to Perth ^mboy Hos-ibtrs from Colon;.i Third Sunday at 2 P. M. Con- •»rl Hunnum Devanny, Minister! ing, third Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Club meets third company which has been attain;: . csmpflre was held at which the pital and then transferred by am- living near the H, Junes A. Qrauel, Organist and various troops pnrtlclpatin,1: pre- stMory meeting. FrMtrs Wednesday. . fire protection to tin community bulance to Port Monmouth. ,lts second anmi.ii ;. Choir Director sented skits and the Order of the Monday at 2:30 P. M. Released 4:00 P. M.—Junior Choir. Thursday with the sanction of the commit- Sunday Service* tee reported in a communication Arrow put on Severn 1 demonstra- Time Religious Education—Early 5:00 P. M—Youth Choir. 3:30 P. M.—Children's Choir. NURSES TO MEET i owners In the Six I Morning Worship at 11:00. ; 8:00 P.M.—Senior Choir. 7:00 P.M.—Youth Choir. Tuesday that from February 15 tion Indian dances. About 100 visi- iinvited to Join. Church History. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. i PERTH AMBOY—A meeting of 8:15 P. M.—Senior Choir. until June 1 it answered 21 fire?. 1 •Second Wednesday at 1:30 P. M, Two services on Easter Sunday Sundays responded to one false alarm, con- companies. The flrr company nWo the Catholic Nurses Association —James MamiiiT 9:45 A. M.—Church School. Friday Loramfly Society meeting. Mrs. 8:30 A.M. and 11 A.M. ducted four drills and assisted Oak has mutual aid aiu-cmrnK with will be held Monday, 8 P. M.. athas returned to du•• 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. 3:30 P. M.—Girl Scouts 1 John Notchcy preildent. BefnUr Meettnn ' I Tree and Clark Township flri rcirby communities. St. Mary's School, Perth Amboy. 'after a short leave First and third Thursdays at ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE Second Monday—Board o! Trus- WOO&BRIDGE GOSPEL 7:30 P. M. Sunday School Teadhers ted Breckenrldge Auxiliary;; Amboy Avenue, Woodbrldffo Class. Mrs. Steven Kovacs, Super- White Church Guild at the Manse CHURCH Hev. Samuel Newberger, Rabbi Third Monday —Sunday School 113 Prospect Street Friday, 7:30 P. M. — Regular intendent. Woodbridge Srcond and fourth Thursdays at Teachers. Sabbath Services. Rev. Gustav Bott, Pastor Saturday, 8:30 A. M.—Sabbatii 7:30 P. M. Friendship Circle. Fourth Monday —Breckenrldge Sunday Saturday at 9 A. M. Confirma- Auxiliary: While Church Guild at ServtM. the Manse. 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School. June 10-11—Feast of Sh'vuos. tion Ciass; 7 P. M. Citizenship Classes for all ages. Third Thursday—Women's As- Service. Only at... class. 11:00 A. M.—Worship Service. •oclatlon meets at 8 PM. 6:30 P M—Young People's Psl- BT. JAMES' K. C. CHXIRCH WOODBRIDOE METHODIST Second and fourth Wednesdays,! lowshlp. CIUrRCH UdlM' Aid Society. Amboj Avenue, Woodbridte 7:45 P. M. — Gospel Service in Rt. R«v. Msgr. Charles O. Mc- Main Street sons and word. Ret. Frederick W. Poppy, Pastor TRINITY CHURCH CorrisUn, Pastor. Rev. James Rus- Wednesday sell, Assistant Putor. Sunday Service* Babway Avenue, Woodbridte 8:00 P. M.—Prayer Meeting and Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 7:30 Bible School lor e«ryon«, MS Her. WUllam H. Schmaus, Rector Bible study. Mrs. WUllam Neebe, Organist A. M. A M. Sunday Masses: 8:45, 7:45, 8:45 TERRY SHOPS Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Sunday Services ! 1:00 A. M.—Holy Communion. nRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, (Children's Mass), 10:00 and 11:00 Stated Meetings SCIENTIST 7:00 P. M. Young People's Fel- A. M. omcial Board* *- First Monday lowship. West Avenue, Sewaren Holy Name Society will receive I P. M. 0:30 A. M.—Sunday School. ' Sunday School, 9:30. [communion at the 6:45 Mass Sun- Young Adult Fellowship—Pint Holy Communion 11 A. M. First Church Service, 11:00. day. Tuesday, 8 P.M. and Third Sundays. Testimonial, Wednesday, 8 P. M, Fortnightly Guild—Second and Morning Prayer and Sermon ^ Reading Room: Thursday,-2 - 4 ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH , Fourth Monday, 8 P. M. Second and Fourth Sundays. |P. M. Iselln Missionary circle — Second Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M. Those attending Christian Sci- Rev. John Wllus. Pastor Wednesday, 2 P. M. Trlnfty Vestry, second Monday/ ence services next Sunday will hear Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00. Sunday School Board—Second 7:30 P. M. that God is the Cause of all that 10:00, 11:00 A. M. Such Unbelievable Thursday, 8 P. M. Trinity Men's Club, Second: iially exists, and that all He cre- Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 Woman's Society of Christian Wednesday, 7:«0 P.M. !jiii.es is ftnod. This theme will ap- A.M. Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.—Con- Service — Third Wednesday, » St. Agnes' Unit first Monday Ipear throughout the Lesson-Ber- IV M. • liion. the subject of which is "God tinuous Novena to St. Jude, Pa- 3:30 P. M. tron of Hopeless Cases. FIRST CHURCH OF ISKLIN, St. Margaret's Unit, first ihe Only Cause and Creator." VALUE! PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday, 8:30 P. M. The Golden Text states: "Great TRINITY CHURCH Heir. Henry M. H&rtman, Pastor Trinity Altar Guild meets quar- and marvellous are thy works, Comer Berkeley Boulevard ant " ~ " VM s .'Si.^samssrsciro'jrr- - 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship Trinity Junior Altar Guild, first are thy ways, thou King of saints." bell and third Mondays, 6:45 P. M. (Revelation 15:3) •First Quality FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ret. Emily R. G. Klein, Pastor Trinity Acolyte Guild, meets Selections from the Bible (King Nklten Street, Woodbrldfe Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. quartertv. James Version > will include the Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 {lev. Edward Klrby, Pastor Trinity Choir, Thursdays, 7:30 fo'ilowins: "I am the Lord, .and Sunday School 10 A. M. o'clock. P.M. there is none else, there is no God Sunday Evening Evangelistic • Full Fashion Morning Worship on Sundays, Trinity Church School Faculty, beside me: I girded thee, though Service at 7:30. II A. M.._,- fourth Friday 7:30 P. M. thou hast not known me. That Sunday Instructions, 2:30 ihey -may know from the rising {8T. ANDREW'S CHURCH P. M. OUB LADT OF PEACE CHURCH .sun, tmd from the west, that there Thursday Prayer and Interces,- • 51 Gauge - 15 Denier U Ncn BJTUBWBU». Ajifiwi...,. Sunday Masses, 7; 00, 8:Qj), 8:00, ' . Kords ' ' an*, tlieif is' none, tlsw. (Isaiafy Sabbath Services. Saturday 2:30: ,10:00 and 11:00A.M. Rev Joltn B. Grimes, Pastor. 45:$, 6' Ifoly DayMasses 6:00,1:1)0 and Sunday Masses, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, Correlative passages from, the TO CLOSE SEASON ifl:00 and 11:00 A. M. •8:00 A. M. Christian Science Textbook "Sci- WOODBRIDGE — The closing Weekday Masses: 7<00 and 8:15 Weekday M«LM*-7;J0 A. M. ence and Health with Key to the meeting of the season will be held A. M. Suip'lures" bj( jJary Baker Eddy tonight by Court Mercedes, Catho- Novena to Our Lady of Per- include: "God, Spirit alone cre- lic Daughters of America,, at the petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 ated all, and called it good. There- Columbian Club, Main Street, at M. fore evil, being contrary to good, 8;15'o'clock. Mrs. Michael DeJuy Confessions, Saturdays, 4:00 to.isiunreal, and cannot be the pro- and Mrs. Hut'h B. Quigley will be 6:00 P. M., and 7:30 to 9:30 P. U. duct of God." (p. .339i8-10> . . . in charge of the social hour. • Tuesdays ° "God is not thR author of mortal First Tuesday—Session. discords." (p. 231:l(Ji ASK LICENSE TRANSFER ' Wednesdays WOODBRIDGE—Charles Man- Ladles' Aid Society, second and ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH gione, 261 Campbell Street, and fourth, 2:00 P. M., at the church. Port Rtadlnr J. Norman B?sely, 11 Vanderbilt Thursday* Rev. Stanislaus Mllos, Parior. Plaofl, havo made application for a Tihrd Thursdday—Women's As- Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 and transfer of a liquor license from sociation meeting at 8 P. M. at the 11:00 A M\ . Joseph Palko, Rahway Avenue, to church. Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. premises located on Route 35, near y ''Novena In honor of St. Anthonj the auction sale grounds. Junior Choir, 3:45(P. M. each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M., with HlRh School Choir, 7 P. If. Rev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital, Army to cut draft c,all to twenty Adult Choir, 8 P. M. New Brunswick. In charge. thousand in June.

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Ground Floor Open Friday Night CAfteret 1-5166 Saturday Till 1 P. M. TERRY SHOPS HOSIERY • LINCER1E • SPORTSWEAR LEADER THimSDAY, JtffiE 7, 1951 PAOE THRE1B Social Notes, Organization Activities Throughout Township M of Mt. Carmel Church ColicKV Graduate Jewish War Vets Group to be Confirmed at Adath Israel Rites Prokop-l rtanfcte of KinalBak Wedding f* Install Officers MargarH —~~- : — Slated )m • i,'i- nf Mr. and WOODBRIDOE—At appropriflte .;•' :!M Fulton m monies held Monday it the Barbara trrban, i,n,l(. of Ches- Stork Busy Bird i Wnoribrldge Community Ontei, of Mr. and Mm. John ..,in of Mr, and .Sidney Shapiro wfts Installed com- t7rbnn>t'Smlth Strwt, «tt gWtt i i;,ri7 Wrstslde mander nf Woodbvidue Post. Jew- a surprise minollilneouj inoWR, ,,, Saturday in At Amboy Hospital Kh Wnr VHfirartB. Theodore Cohen, Wcdnesrlny, In honor of h«r ip< > retiring commander who served as rrDirlitnit marriage June W t» 'T/'SftS'' W0dDBBl5oT-~Slr atort a ry bll!(V blV(l dllrin mister of ceremonies, Was pre- •Iiiluv Prekop, Jr., 4 Qrove Avmtn, ,,,1,,.,,,'t of the ™ ' s the pnst sented with a past commander's WoidUrldge. ,1 i!,,. double- """''. delivering 11 babies to Town- pin and a gift. The nfTnlr was amngtd b> IWf ' ship parent* at Perth Amboy Gen- brlrtirl nttenrtsntii. MlttMuy Pt*-> '< eral Hospital. Others installed wtre Leonard ! mi was maW of Wi lnstein, senior vice commander; k >•,) Mi^s Olda Nagy, boUi of ,.•1,1,. while Mrs. They are: Prom Woodbrldse n irung Fox, Junior Wee command- Wnodhrtdvp, and Mrs, Chrlstlrtft - , i Perth Amboy. son to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mnn n Herbert Wlnograd, adjutant;. Kepesl of Bound Brooll. ,..,00111, served as!1 206 Campbell Street; a | In us Maxur, adjutant; Edward A, Th> .shower was held at tht • i Mr. Knuper, Judge advocate; Dr. Henry Wn()rihriiiue Emerasnc; Squad l r < oWen 76 An crt stmt BtilldHiw. Brook' Street, Wood* •, ' HHl'n Bartko-! ? ' ? . a daut;h- A Beilafsky, surgeon; Rabbi 8am- l I ani 1 rS EdWilrclFl v lirldue./J, J. „ viiiiov and Mlss'lX oi!f '" i' l ' '' ,uel Newbarger, dhaplain; Mr. 61a Rici Cohen, service and hospltallzfttlon Guests were Mrs. Eltiabtth P*«- • .i ]•• pl-ice sisters Kewood Avenue; n son to kop, Mrs Clara Prekopi Mli« Helen' • !l'Ws Dorothy *Mr / antl Mls- Jos(1Ph officer; Edward Slotkin, patriotic , > • r, her cousin. 2fl8 Mawbey Street. officer; Alexander Cohen, Dr, Van Tnssel, Mrs. Emma Zenrer,, . ,. .-(• of the bride PFOI*. Fords, a son to Mr. and. MISS GGRTRUI)E M, FRANKK GeorRe Frederick, Allen Meistrlch, Mrs. Pnullne Patnoi, Mm, Alice' Mrs. William Jensen, n Lewis Trainer, Mrs. Bmlly Oeppe, MM. ; ,rl'-- >• • WOODBRI1>GE~At the 30th trustees, and Leon Welngarten, Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Dan- serg«ant-attafms. Mnrgttret Bitder, Mw. John li#wn, i i' bride's cousin, iel Chlmej, 6 Judith Place, a annual commencement! exercises [Mrs. Florence Blmsteln, Mrs. B. :;,,n. Ushtfs were daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter held yesterday at The principal speaker was Judge; jDeHtcfnno. Mrs. Elizabeth Urlmn.' ,, brot.her-ln-law McTtfahon, 31 Gordon Avenue, Ccllece for Women, Miss Gtlr- Benjamin Neusenbaum, a past! j Miss .lean Urban, Mrs. John Nagy, MI. iind Michael trude M. Franke, daughter of State deputy commander from Prom Avenel, a son to Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Franke, 776 all nf Woodbridge. I,ride's brother- Mrs. Martin Osterbaard, 22 Lenox Hudson County. The Installing of- Mrs P Srhnde. Mrs, Julia Pre- -_ I'ntii Amboy; Railway Avenue, received a de-# ficer was Herbert Harris of Rah- Avwnue; a son to Mr. and Mrs.f ree-of Bachelor «f AiU. kop. Miss Dolares Prekop, Fordp; i.,l .Uihn Chbina Walter Zacharewich, 511 Jansen way and the officer of the day was Mrs. EtlVel S/,oke, Mrs. Joseph Has- ,>l.ire. cousins of Avenue. Miss Franke, who held a Seymour Kurtzman, Plalnfleld. ek, Mrs. Peter Urban, Carteret; Rose Channon, national senior vice Also a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stale scholarship all four years Seven girls will be ronllrmrd tomorrnw nlffht at Sharon Sails, Gloria Chrxlosh. Standing nrr Mrs. Marion S/oke. Miss Virginia •>.v of the at N.J.C., majored In Eniriish- president df the JWV auvlllaries, special senltes to lie rnndiirtrd :it (he Arintli Is- Lucille Wmcm, I.ora Zieiclcr, M.uoiii Ncwbrrger Marie Szoke, Perth Amboy; Mrs. Edward Kenney, Juliet Street, Ise- was a guest: I'Jn, and a son to Mr. and Mrs.edueation. President of the Ger- racl Synagogue. Seated arc (iirolsue Cooper, mid l, -hrlmp taffeta 150 Amboy Avenue, Metuchen, for- The service will be conducted by the conflrmants and the and Mrs. Barbara Ko«Jb, Me- merly of Perth Amboy, became the Dimock, 52 Park Avmue, received day at a nuptial mass in at. Ce- •3 i: minor In White order of the service will be as follows: Processional, "Open tuchen. I- bride of Charles Arthur Baran, At Surprise Party his degree at the hundredth and celia's Church. Rev. John Petri the Gates"; invocation. Laura t ilivta strapless sixty-fourth commencement exer- performed the double-ring cere- ;i net boleros, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J^ Ziegler; "Eytz Chayim," class: Baran of 448 West Avenue, Satur- SEWAREN- -Miss Anna A. Has-cises of Franklin and Marshall mony. ;:! skirts. Their "Mah Tovu," class; responsive Awarded Degree Dance Recital to Aid h day afternoon at 3 o'clock In St.ko, daughter College, Monday. The bride, given in marriage by readings, Psalm 95, C.irolsue ••;rr hiits were l Of Mr. and Mrs, her father, wore a white net gown 'i: Francis R.C. Church. Metuchen. George Hasko. 2 East Avenue, was Cooper; Psalm 97, Gloria Cho- Local Emergency Squad ••jj f: i•limns to match The graduating class numbered with bodice of silk organdy, appli- i ii y carried cas- The double ring ceremony was per- guest of honor at a surprise mis- 300, and the-degrees were conferred dosh; Psalm 92, Lucille Wnron. •i:. ques of satin and an illusion neck- WOODBRIDGE — The second ''4; i" formed by the Rev. John J. Poley, cellaneous shower held In honor by President Theodore A. Dlstler. ; ", nvers centered t line. Her fingertip length veil was Chantings of Blessings before : i pastor. of her forthcoming marriage, June The commencement address was annual dance recital given by the 'inr gardenias, j attached to a net cap and she car-and after reading of Haftorah; pupils of Miss Helen Lurey's Dtnc- :••:• iind flower girl, marriage by her father, 20, to John E. Callahan of 38Adelivered by pt, John Dale Rtis- ried an arm bouuuet. . Bath Mlzvah, Lorraine Kaufman; the bride was attired In a white Smith Street, Avenel. About 115 ini! Pchool for the ben»flt ol the ivus over green, sell, "Director ol the Division of Miss Ruth Russo, Forest Hills, Haftorah, Isaiah 54-55, Bath Miz- velvana gown designed with long guests attended the affair In Higher Education. Honorary de- Woodbridge Emergency Bquad \vlll MfTi'ta respectively L.I.. as maid of honor wore a hya-vah, Marcia Newberger; "May the be held Saturday at 8:30 P'. M.. In ' io match, carry- (Jeeves, fitted bodice, button front. Whites' Hall, Perth Amboy. grees were conferred upon Dr. Rus- Words of My Mouth" (song) con- 1 Peter Pan dollar, and a full skirt cynth blue net gown, matching ac- Woodbrlduc High School Audi- .-pvmi , flowers cen- The shower was arranged by her sell; the Honorable Chartes Saw- cessories and carried an arm bou- flrmants. exten(llrif{ t0 8 11 Her vel1 WM yer, Secretary of Commerce, Wash- torium, in their Own! * 'f ' ' mother, Mrs. Oeorge Haslto, Miss quet of spring flowers." "Jewish "Moral Principles," Lor- The pupils are all Waodteldie j drape-J from a tiara and she car- Lucy O'Brien and Mrs, Harry ington , D. c; William Barnes raine Kaufman; "Community— rled orchids. Carmen Nalasco, Fords, brother children who have been attending .• ill RO to Miami O'Brien Sr., Woodbrldge; Mrs. Glvens, Jr., New York; John Abbot. of the bridegroom, served as best the Structure of Jewish Life in Mrs. Chester J. Jean, St., sister Walls, Baltimore, Bid.; Allan S. the school each Monday at the ; • ;r honeymoon George Hasko Jr. and Mrs. Irrank man. America," Carolsue Cooper; hymn, Emergency Squad Building. The .: return', June of the bride, was matron of honor.Llttlefleld of Perth Amboy, Mrs,Meek, Lancaster; Elmer H. Bobst, '"See O God," conflnnants; William J, Baran served as the New York; the Rev. Milton P. After a wedding trip to Wash- theme of the recital will be "Dane- ••nil Amboy.For Michael Hegedus, Avineh and Mr* ington; D. C, Mr. and Mrs. Nalasco "Judaism and Brotherhood To- Inn ABC's" and each dance will be iric chose a blue best man for his brother and theSteve Adamczyk Sr., Mrs. Victoria Klingman, Allentown, Pa., and the day." Gloria ChQdosh; "The Glory Rev- Irvin A. Raubenhold, York, will make their home at 200 Ridge- based on a different subject, such vi'llow accesso- ushers were William Holman ofjcwlklik and Mrs. Chester Pa«tu- ley Avenue. For traveling the bride; of Jewish History," Lucille Waron: Perth Amboy and Peter Saunder ) town. Pa. us ueowaphy. Physical Education, < if za ti selected a blue suit and white as- •hymn, "Once on Sinai," conflnn- Botany and Physios. cessortes. The bride is> a graduate; ants; "The Woman's Position in > '1. class of Jewish Life," Marcia Newberger; 1 r 'Behind Before' i'. ihe office of the to New England and upon return the bridegroom attended local": ' th'e~"' RewafcTTSr ~CT50tr ~ tnir," 'nnsnlidated Gas will reside at 448 West Avenue. CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS schools. He is employed by the MtSharo. n Balls; hymn, "Blessed O I lows, were partners In a bruif'u'oom • is a Por traveling the bride wore a toast Lebanon Cemetery Association, i Blessed," conflrmants; "The PATRICIA BOYLAN ship. Eacb morning It was Henry :i Amboy High colored suit and accessories and a Meaning- of Confirmation," Laura WOODBRIDGE—Miss Boylan, who opened the shop for bu*taa»s, 'ft! '!il:>. and Is em- Corsage- of orchids. (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this office no Ziegler; "Dedication,", confirm-, and, as usual, about 10 minutes iii-.'Uic Division, Mrs. Baran Is a graduate of St. later than TUESDAY NOON of each week. Events listed here BEAR REPLACES PORK | ants. dauRlitcr of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lian Boylan, liH!) Itiirrun Avenue, later Oscjir would arrive. Mary's High School, Perth Amboyt are broadcast daily at 7:30 A. M. on the "Around the Counties STKVENSVILLE, Mont.—Ranch-' One morning Henry went to the and St. Peter's General Hospital With Your Weekly Newspapers" program over New Brunswick The class will be presented by recievrd the ileKree of Bachelor er John Sullivan awoke recently Joseph Klein, chairman of the shop iind, to his aurprse,- found School of Nursing, New, Brunswick. Rario Station WCTC, 1450 on your dial.) Ju4t as a big black bear was leav- of Science in Hume Economics Community Center's Board of ;it the annual commencement Oscar there. This went on lor Mrs iCharles Her husband, a graduate of Wood- ing with a pig In its mouth. One iVm Education. Dr. Isaciore ftabin- exercises at Seton Hill Cdllere several days, each time Henry went ' - rifle shot jtilled ths bear. Instead ta the shop, there was Oscar. 1 owirz, president of the Congrega- i vtnent of their Air Force and Is- as»6tlateNew York City sponsored by Isalln Girl Scout vanny, son of Rev. and Mrs. Earl •-••). ! the shrew, Troops 1, 4 and 11. BEAUTIFUL MEN Mannum Devanny, 555 Rahway 20—Meeting of Cub Pack 148 Committee at home of Mr. and SALT LAKE CITY — According Avenue, received his degree at the Mrs, Rudolph Kummler, Cooper Avenue, Iseluvd P. M,! to the Census Bureau, men spend 25—Card party and soeial lor. the benefit of the AYetlgl Library Utah do in Building Fund, sponsored by Avenel Repulican Club,! Inc., Monday, 'i,' ' ins for the GRADUATE beauty parlors. The receipts to- at Avenel School. Mr. Devanny, a graduate of - lii;iiks • Edutational Toys • Adult Books taled $1,705,000 for barber shops JULY as compared with $1,142,000 for WoodbrldRe High School, was •• • Bibles •Atlases • Writing Pottfolios B—Trip to Junior PrOllds of Cub Pack 140, Iselln. beauty parlor*. awarded a bachelor of arts de- l '•'wn-r and Notes • Autograph, Photo, Scrap and 7—Annual pltmtc of -«tth Dlstriot Democratic Club a.t Mwle gree with a field of concentration Tree Farm, AyendL Newspaper advertising cost of m history. He is a member of "•-'-•• •Diaries • Travel Logs • Dolls 7—Meeting of Cub Pack 148 at home of Mrs. Charles Chrls- $499,019,000 in 1950 set record." Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. tensen, Cooper Avenue, Iselin. 21—Trip to Big Top by Cub Pack 148, Iselln. 4 i:\MF.S FOB THE ENTIRE FAMILY *<•udti.ition and Father's Day Cards MINER BOOK SHOP a ' "v ' 10pp. Htnnd Theatre) PERTH AMBOY NEW JERSEY BEAUTY CULTURE ACADEMY New Classes 8**«£S) FOR YOU Now Forming DAY & EVENING MEAN TRAGEDY FOR OTHERS fur "'* i lvurrlble fwling—«t«ppln( on that pedal "I limlint you can't lUpl Don't let It happon. and 1'! *N KXI>I<:RT DO YOUR BRAKE WORK • RESTYUNG ^0 YEARS EXPERIENCE Veterans Accepted b»,«perii 1

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Fillets of Halibut Post Krinkles package Nectar :::r" ;:;i8c (Iri.rei's for 20 mmu cs. With ft A Grtot Voriny IOEA L Cheese Food 2 L 90c! :,p,(tula one can easily remove 6 individual servings oi haljbut ...j(l« of 10 OrangeJuice , 8:rLnl3c As featured on STORECAST! Ti, ih'-e rounds and -place on each 2 tablespoons butter Post Tens ru 1 medium-sized onion 'Breakfmt II-oi. ^O- | • GlENWOOD or IDEAL 18-o«. 11 luncheon plain. Hcrve with sliced JUICe Pun Oropslmil can I IV 2 cups canned tomato soup j WhSOtieS of Championi" pkg. carrots, potato chips arid a roll. 5 A : mall tomato and cucumber •••.4 cup chopped olives i Mild Colored Cheese 57c j :>,4 teaspoon salt, pepper Shredded Wheatr S 18c Tangerine Juice "rile salad and two olives are used to m 5 compute tlii.s luncheon cour.se. Brown the fillet* of halibut- in | Corn Flakes \2». 18c Blended Juice T^- 13c Domestic Swiss Cheese F':;> 69c I Molded Shad fling the butter, that, has been melted.] IDEAl b Peel the onion und.cut into thin GOl Creamy Muenster Cheese 55c 1 sluu.1. about ~i pounds Wheat Puffs \rPk8 7c Prune Juice 32-01. botllt '.. onion Sliced slices. Arrange them in a baking i Wlp d dish and place the fish fillets oil; RANGER JOE Coaled P 4 spriss of parsley Pancake Flour ~kfl 18c Sharp Cheddar Cheese ; ;65c | 1 teasyon salt top, Pour over the tomato &up I Ruffed Wheat 2 X 29c D U teaspoon pepper to which olives have been added. 2 1 27c Kraft American c^wPJ5c) 2 tablespoons butter Season with salt and pepper. Bake Save 40% to 50% Beech-Nut ti*. iTl5c 4 ef-'Ks 30 to 25 minutes in an oven 400 Shefford Snappy Cheese^'18c degrees. ACME COFFEE SERVICE! Malted Milk SST 141c 1 cup cream on Household Institute Pabst-ettstondo"0'''im;t , ,25c Roil the shad with the onion, Smoked Salmon with ERRS Asco Coffee £2 i 79c Del Monte Prunes ibT.. 28c 0 pDtlo parsley and .seasonings. Cool. '.4 lb. smoked salmon, sliced Aluminum Waterless Cookware! 1 Flake the sUad with a l'ofk. Cream MEDIUM. Ground fresh to order, Welch's Grape Jelly 118c Borden's Gruyere Cheese I" 35c 4 tablespoons marntirine. 83/4-inch frying pan-shown only $1.39 on the butter, add tin; cvv. yolks 4 to 6 eggs l 0 A beaten slurbtly. Stir in the tream, Acme's <^ard Plan. See all pieces now on Wincrest Coffee £ 77c Preserves ri £39c Ideal Eggs i1S, "*. ^...JSc 2 tablespons toma^ iujp;^^ s then add stiflly beaten e|',:: whites. <-dty>tay! -Ideal for the June Bride! MILD. Heat flo roasted Try it! ID l 'K teaspon curry powder Vfl£UU k d Peach Preserves "b iBr 29c Gold Seal Eggs SKl-Jlc! Season to lasto with salt paprika, '/i teaspoon salt Ideal Coffee pind 'a n 85c and .sherry i.' desired. Add flsh and 1 tablespoon minced parsley *"i«ru~7iin>*vrEirs^cjrrtnB'TnDi^."Srt" STRONG. Regular or drip grind.__^o£dLuck^. «^37c_ yyHi!^J^a!^^k^ the mold in a pan of hot water the margarine melted in a heavy to half its depth and cook In an frying pan. Mix together remain- oven 350 degrees for 45 to 50 min- Ing Ingredients, pour over salmon. utes. Before removing, test by in- Stir slowly over low heat until Dole Sliced Pineapple "» 27c sertim,' a .silver knife, as for a cus- thickened as desired. s d tard. Turn out on a hot platter i _ CANNED VEGETABLES CAKES, CRACKERS and 1111 I ho center with creamed Tomatoes r 19c RUDCO shrimp with mushrooms. ; FARM LAND PRICES RUDC Perfect slicing! Serve a tasty salad! 16-oi. : Red Cabbage ,L ior 18c Oreo Creme ISS r 17c . The general average price of 0 1 F Itukcd Mackerel : farm real estate increased 14 per Green Beans 'CT 2 'I . 27c Weston Asst Z,,. 'X 35c Fresh Killed ' cent between Match, 1950 and DEL MAIJ Oolden 4 table: tm.s ^17c bi; jp, lettuce .fcv?Z * 20c • 37 '/2-oz. pkg. 75c t Strawberries DSA ^ 29c All Advertited Prices Effective Through Wednesday, June 13th 5NU CR0P R Raspberries * ^ pk, 35c Angel Food Cake 33c Orange Juice 'SL-* *Z 19c Light and fluffy as a cloud. Il • '' Blended Juice Zr *Z 17c Iced Cinnamon Buns ' ^c Bo B u SN P Fresh Rolls StE - " ;; - • ^ Coffee Concentrate tt 63c 1Oc HAMP5H1 Half Loaves Bread ::- French Fries "^pt,. 17c Wh,.,it, Clacked Wheat, Rye. VH/MMJ, | ', r Open Fridays Till 9 P. 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    S1XTII (1F.NF.RATION , Academic Township Residents to Get Rutgers Degrees on Tuesday, 1 AT ((HI.F.OE NORMAN LINDROS i 8CHENECTADY. N Y When WOOnBRIDUG-funerftl wiv j Christopher L. Muhlert. of Uu« ,V Brings Prizes 185th Commencement Exercises to be Held in Stadium ire* for Norman I.inAron. 2*. 1IW reltrn, Queens County, N. Y., en- WrXHiBRlDOE A special mes- Plymouth Drive, Rihwy, formerly j ters Union College this fall, he Wll^ •;ti'!p for "Sh'vuos," the Feast ot of Woodbridgt, were held Tuesday become the sixth generation to »cMlaiion.'which will be observed Afternoon at the Greiner Funeral attmd the sime college He U • Home, 44 Green Street. Burial "', Ti,(lalc Pl^e, will be sundny nnd Monday by the Jew- great - ereat-great - Rrandwm of :ii ',„ st James' m gift i.'h residents of tlic community. was in the Clottrlsif Park l>m Rev John Blair Smith, Unlon'l : ''I'^pHence In studies was i.ssird today by Rnb'oi Sjmu*l otcry." • president from 1795 to 1799, ; He. is nurvivcd by his widow' ' ;|; u ^.fttniatton exer- r, o[ CoiiRrpRnllon Adath 11 Rose (n« Sllvusl; his parents.'BEEF PRICE ROLLBACK "" lin,v school tomor- Israel. The festival marks the an- ! ll ' ,• Church. nivrrsary of the iilvinn of the Mr, and Mrs. Charles L-indrnH,| The nr>t 10 per cent rollback I_qT Ht. Wedirewood Avenue, Woodbind*?; | live- cattle prle'es went Into effect JlPlHlt a scholar- iinil to Israel, Middlesex Coun- three children, Joy, 3; Jill, 2 and | m y\ay 20 Mlr-hael V. DISallft - ',; ,,f cnlumbus. The Hi" H"'.")l"s mersane rends as Norman, Jr., 6 months old. He i'jDIrr.'toi of Price Stabilization, !,',vi pnti'anco examina- ilii.vs; "In our time and ane wenlso survived by a sister. Mrs. John alerted Ills entire enforcement sttfl •'' prtoi's High School. a world In transition. Scallt, Colonia; three brother*, to rhc"lt on compllnnce by the III* CirriU and arrogant nations have Robert, New York City; S/Kfrt. i (,•>• \, nnd St. Francis j dustry and to look for black m»r* .•n:mb'.ed and their people are Cheater, stationed at Kesaler Field, still suffering for the sins of their Miss., and Edward. Newark. I sfiiolnrshlp to at. j „ carters. Yet In this changlnu y j ,,, school In Jersey City Undrw. WM fatally injurwl in FARIVtlNC.'CRITICAL world there are chartReless rcall- a fall from a water towrr at '"'' • ,;i to. Rdbcrt Lamb Hlatfalcl frootm ae fo waterBo r towrr at '"'' P(1 ties, h mow which are'the "laws | ^ " /*- aiE! ',„„, fourth place In a. mtm th tfl «monK the worker! Mn>rhini;mnthem,itlcs, chemistry, !P" « * Wer.for a y ^jimlndflon given by , „. •„ , , added to the Labor Department's darkness, lieiit, cnld and ftrm, He wan •riM- pxnmlhnliOn was ,, ., , .. n. to. ,St ,. r«(rr.ij. ,. . i. list of "rrltical' Occupation" tn ni.iny oilier elements. HosDiUl. New Brunswick, hut, ,,z(,donated by the Llu'in. When nnclcnt Israel en- . Fi|?hteFighter GrouGroup (lurin(luring WorlWorld WaW»r of the Ancient c»m|)ed at Mount Sinai, the glory |n \n the European and African Enrotl Today in Our us winner of ROBERT .1. McEVVEN ROBERT B. DAVIS KDWARI) J. BRADY, JR. JOHN A. ROSKNMEIER nf Clod crowned the summit. His | thaatreBthsatreB. He was awarded B presi»re»•- • voice was heard throughout the ,,oniest on "Oliver idential citation with cluster, silver SPKCIAL STUDENT .WOODBRtoOE-sever.1 real-j Township will be Edward J. Brady., elor of Arts -Newark Colleges), i Bloomfleld Avenue. I.se.in; Mary world, proclaiming ten brief and bronte Btara. He was n men* dents of the Township will receive' Jr., 168 Prospect Avenue, Avonel,; Frcm Fords: Joseph M. Dalton, P. Connolly, 149 drove Street;! ,, uio'rltatlve precepts which com TYPING CLASS , will be awarded as , p u ber of the Air Force Reserve Corps PS Frieda M. Klim, 608 Linden Ave- prise God's complete blueprint for for those tnlerini ,ion, Emma Schlmpf, baccalaureate and advanced de- j Bachelor of Science; John A. 776 Kins nenrge Road, Bachelor and a student of civil cnirineeriiiK l( at'Rutifpra University nt th»* tinic IliRli School in Sept. ',,'iry Society; Mathe- grees Saturday at 6:30 P. M, when ; Rosenmeler, 1 Remsen Avenue, of Science in Biolosy; Stanley C. nue; John A. Kuhlman, 138 Free- a liappy, succeswfuUnd aWmdant Rutgers University will hold Its Avenel, Bachelor of Science In of his death. ..,,,-et Fln&n, 8'ven hy Jensen' 472 New Brunswick Ave- man Street; Margaret E. Moi'Ran- Day or 185thi commencement exercises at Education; Walter Dryla, 245 Cor- nue. Bwhelor of Sconce; Harold fully we observe that they could Columbus; History, son, 580.Barren Avenue; Anna E. PAUUNE KATT <^ Night l! Rutgers Stadium. reja Avenue, Iselln, Bachelor of A Mackay. 57 Roosevelt Place, MBS, |.,,;,'lil,i, given by Ancient Spencer l?3 Mainstreet. all of LIJ^ — Funrral swrviei'H Clauics To enable relatives and friends Arts, Bachelor of Science In Education; i conditions of men. No code of laws , (iibcniians. Joseph Gaul Woodbrldge, were held last Thursday for Mrs. of the graduates who are unable Prom Woodbrldge, Lowell G, Richard D. Smith, 869 Amboy Ave- honor societies were: |ever framedby men is comparable (irt a head start, HH-UH'O examinations for to attend the exercises to hear the McLellan, 24 Lillian Terrace, Pauline R. Katt, wife of Doinetrius ,!,•, ,,,,(1 St. Francis Xavler nue, Bachelor of Science in Lowell 0. McLellan, Phi Beta to these. They are eternal and program, it will be broadcast over Bachelor of Science In Biology, Kntt, Sonora Avenue, nt St. Ce learn your basic Mechanical Engineering, highest Kappa; Richard D. Smith, Tau Church, Iselin. B\ui»l was in Stations WCTC, New Brunswick; highest honors; Robert J. Mc- son who obeys them. typing this summer honors. Beta PI, School of Engineer™;, St. Gertrude's Cemetery. She "i-roBranrh Llsttd WNJH, Newark, and WTTM, Bwen, 721 St, George Avenue, Advanced degrees, Master of Military (Commission, Richard D. Cannot be Silenced also survived by a son, Peter; two ,.mr,)]f.tp program will be Trenton. Bachelor of Science; Robert B. Last Chance For Processional, "Pomp Education, William L. Buglovsky, flmlth, "Air Wfte. I "Many attempts have been daughters, Mrs. Harold Bnt-n. Degree recipients from the Davis, 127 Prospect Street, Bach- Metuchen and Mrs. Walter Sohnlo •[• •,-;iii'.stancc": hymn, "Sa- made to shatter these Tablets. [ Jesus"; distribution Iselin, and four grandchildren. VETERANS DEFERMENT TESTS ATCHES EYEGLASSES The roar of the cannon alms to I mid awards, Rt. Bev. T. B. DECREASING silence the majestic voice of the > *HI itliml lir nttrfHllilR *rhm>l .lll.i:' The first of the new educational FLORIDA CITY, Fla.-W. A. these changeless reatltics will pre- Nirlos O. McCorrlstln; "The death rate from all forms Lord. There Is no real peace yet, mi Jlll> jr> t» I>F rllHllilr fur deferment tests for college stii- ihlpp went flshliiR recently and vail and the days of chaos and lirnrtlo imilir <:. !. ntll— \>ni Creator"; address to of tuberculosis has shown a down- recalling the touching story of About dents were held on May 27, Around dropped his eyeglasses into the fear will be channed by peace and KMMII.I, MIW! I-Tcc Jilnrr- ,,,,. nev. Edward J. Dal- Noah's dove—she returned for she ward trend for almost half a cen- 750,000 students were expected to. happiness for all." IIH'iit luirpiiM. ''!-,,,„. -Mother of Mercy"; ake. He mentioned his loss to n found no resting place, for the tury," declared Dr. W. Palmer take the aptitude tesU throughout Order of services for trie festival ,',„,„ 0 Salutarls, Act of torekesper, Dick Tracy. The next waters were on the face of the Your Home the country. Additional tests, will will be as follows: Saturday and , .,iji,,ii. Tantum Ergo, Dearing, acting Surgeon General lay, Mrs, John Hoglund went flsh- whole earth. Humanity Is praying n be given on two more Saturdays Sunday, June 9-10, 7:30 P. M.: DRAKE COLLEGE ninum; hymn, "Full of the U. S. Public Health Service, ;nti on the same lake and reeled and craving to ftad real pence and —•June 16 and 30. A special test Sunday and Monday, Juno 10 and 31.1 Stale Si. Perth Amboy irresslonal, "March of When decorating a hall, living tranqullity, but the face of the "except for a slight rise in 1917 on July 12 (on Thursday! will be in a pair of eyeglasses. Her hus- 11, 9 A. M.; YUkor or Memorial l'hone I' A. 4-2UJ or dining room, you have to jand mentioned her find to the earth is covered with distrust and Service, Monday, June It at 10 and 1918 during the Influenza epl-1 given for students whose religious l»r. >V. ('. CKIIC, I'frnlilMit plan schemes that will please car A. M.; Children's Service, Sunday beliefs bar them from taking ,ex- iame storekeeper, who kept themj' - Urn. \. .1. •>!. Jolill, MRT, '.MIIUS Richard Bader. Walre everyone in the family. In deco- demlc of World War I." Since 1900, aminatlons on Saturdays. lor Shlpp. "However, mankind trusts that, and Monday, 9:30 A, M. iv.ume, George Charles rating a bedroom It's* different—' the death rate f6r respiratory tu- 11.maid Francis Brown, please only the person who uses It. berculosis has decreased 86 per M.ny Clark, Veronica Mary This sow for children's rooms, cent—from 174.5 per 100,000 popu- BUTTER lation to 24,6. while the death Tate William Barrett Dunigan, also. Don't worry If Junior's taste 'The Agriculture Department from other forms has declined 81 Catherine Parley, John runs to bottled snakes or Sister's sees signs of a possible buttei per cent—from 19.9 to 1.7 per 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S Bib fv;ik.s. Margaret Lorraine taste in ruffles seems a bit too-too. shortage next fall and winter, 100,000, Kathleen Bernadette Children's tastes will develop as wjaen it reports that stocks of but. i: Joseph Thomas Gaul, they grow. ( ter in cold storage on April JO Andifw CJerity, Veronica Pastels have long been popular piece by piece, as you can afford totaled only 32.389.000 pounds, less "The Friendly Store" fliiiic (iovelitz. Patricia Ann for' bedrooms because they are K, than a third of the stock of 109, Tlinmas Leonard Han- restful. However, don't hesitate to For the not-too-large bedroom 020,000 pounds a year earlier. Th« Jmiiilfl Thomas Hooban, use dark green or brown if that's that must be shared by a couple, butter stocks included both com' Franklin Huirelmeyer, what the occupant wants. Jus-t be twin - dressers pushed together mercial and eovernment holdings, (iiaic Jasper, Leon Joseph sure the room has good light and under one big mim* and twin Mury Veronica KeatlnK, use plenty of light colors with the beds with one large headboard are , Israel apologizes for Syria bomb' ; Liu Ellen Keating, Thomas dark. Just right. ing before U.N. Council. laid Keating, Judith Clare Dormers are a common bedroom •1 •. Lawrence Raymond problem. They can't be hidden, BO Mary Nancy Kondas. try playing them up. A small- VALUE PACKED Michael Lamb, Edward figured paper will do the trick if am Mnioney, MarKarnt Marie the other walls In the room are LET'S GET ACQUAINTED! riinrlcy Ann O'Connell, plain. ••"•;'vnrth O*nonnell. Ann It will make a small bedroom "RANCH HOUSE" Woodbridge's Newest ; iiRcur. Rosemary Irene look larger to paper one wall In , Anthony James Provln-1 a bright bold paper and paint the Drive-in Invites Yon to Enjoy a Weekend Kmiua .loan Schlmpf, James | other walls a solid color. Try the Special. Chine Ann Skay, Patricia effect "iT'usuafly very~Battraciivei . snyder. Raymond Michael The floors in children's rooms 2 Franks "With the Works" Regular 20c each k Mildred Carol Tlernan, take a beating, so why not try a :.v Aim White, Theresa linoleum rug here? It will be at- i While, enrol Joan Yuhas. tractive and easy to clean and will 2 for 25c and This Ad protect the wood floors at the same I HUT, A CHANCE time. M'ir, itul - Robert C. stel- Today it's not necessary to buy : Ai,: MMIIV, Ind.. didn't have matched suite of bedroom fur- "RANCH HOUSE" •A Mt-ii a patrolman spqt- niture. Old chests, shelves and,box i..:i; I'l-i'diiiK'. Striner was springs and mattresses mounted Aiiiboy Avenue at Van Buren pn-.legs cah.fte made to lot* very •••'•: ;n;;hwiiys and wfcdlng FOR FATHERS DAY • .'^Vft.'t.'fttibJij^iiJIW (This Offer GoOfl Jiiue 8, 9 and" 10J . *i.1 :: n.isinu him, ZaneHow- buytffg "good bedroom fm*nit,nr» ' *& ; 'i -rod" racer an Ms days NeverVfore aich a smartly nriced selection of gifts! <, All man-picked to please Dad and give him I^nd- IASTEK . some wear for a long time to come! Choose them S.-iiCRCiH. Pa.—Seems Mrs. •.;i])iird Sekula, 31, of toda^, while .assortments are stijl complete, i'.i, ilinuhinK in tlie All*' i:.ri, Thomas Bailey, 65- • • • • '••-?' - -• :!; iiiiiniin, calmly cast his Silk and rayon ties in handsome I ..'•: She grabbed hold of selee/'.on of many patterns and a •IIM Hailcy reeled her in colors. :,!'. HsliLTinen committed Handkerchiefs of linen or cot- i HOOK ton, initialed and plain. [o:* :.,ui 2,01)0,000 America* 'ill the Civil Defense Iielts in a varitiy of leathers, iiiuikltit, "Survival Under Used Sewing Machines styles. Initialed buckles, too. M;,uk." accordliiK to Mll- |<'.i.-rll. civil dufense admirf- 50 Tie clasp set, with handsome Treadles from *19 matching cuff links. White and colored dress shirts. Electric Portables from.. $3950 Barrel or French cuffs. Hose, spun rayon, cotton and $ 50 raVon. Perfect for warm sum- Electric Consoles from .. 59 mer days! Terrific values! All ingood Slippers for evening comfort. Stock consists of various In fine leathers or soft fabrics. Slacks for matching or con- makes taken in trade trasting with jackets. In Holly- wood Kyle, too. COMPLETE SEWING COURSE in i;s. SHRUBS And many, many mare * IVKHWIKENS with purchase©* «ach machine ••fftft-wwgwHomi -Mmt-'Mfr— sure to make this a long- I'OITKl) RUSES remembered Father's Day. . Viiluuble course in tk' Cum 1'IHENNIALS ,Il)iuU of beautiful, profes- 1 MlM'IMZERS BionaMooWiiig sewing. apletfl-Sekc^on ...QI ..S.lS.9. FjoOrr Youi DAD MAGNOLIAS t yours wastft whm you buy of the* fine machines. IMHiWOQD onB Hours: Daily 9 - 6 — Closed Wednesday Noon Mfe-'FRIDAY EVENING TIWL 1» v*^u&tit£ ^t'irthi*6Lflf ^j^^^jtfJL. GOME EARIYLJMLT While They l^asti XS'*Ht»M Contractors Christenseri F AT TIIE Singer Sewing Center Stor COLONIA PERTH AMBOY 4-0741 1(59 SMITH S1 97 M l/\ STliMW LANT MARKET Open Friday Evenings fill » O'clock AVENUE "A11WAY, N. J, Vl • 'iili(»,e Rahway 7-3091. INDEPENDENT ],| PAGE SIX THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1951 M LEOAI. NOT1CEB "TioAi, NOTICES I.BGAI. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES F Towimhlii will deliver » bir- mar* minimum biat «i>»n ot •« i bargain nn.i ..,], Dancing 1'upih to (,ive W to Crochet Mrrrr IMI W JVM file I prPrnineti \nmial Mceti1112 MM ll K III- M'lll.ir *M.K ,p.-'n ii'i mile «>nl for "Id pr«mlii«i. Upon »cc»ptann» o-f tin minimum : liATlvli, I,,,,,, |, HpcUal Tomorrow -,• . w p.'.M i I MAY IVlNV'KliN. H THi Inn.- Illi. l!' 'l- , , bid, or bid above minimum, by tn» n H. .1. (UIM!:• i>: f.ilr (Mi rtU I i . -. n'ns, Juno l!i(li. litr.l. !'«• i W-1K M\'v in.l dFileilee.1 for •, M ptemlrtli pi1'- ''in iii ')>. •annual meet- scwInK the costumes for 11 Dnner T,'Mi*' i| i~Wrfc open tft _ F I, -i,. .'lilllMIIKl'l' Will Ill.'iM |i \TBI': Iuni' ttli, IMI. NOTICR w i-i MI, ne o ;] Boy Scouts niri !•• '•- i>:;l'.I U re«d p.lnr to ii >• r M il»STi In |hn ConirMntH- TO w?i'.K IT KAY CONCRRN: ll. .I. lirNHl.VN. TnwniOilp 01,rk. TO WHOM IT MAY, , Recitdl tomorrow H' Avfnr; Scl) iol • ,V'-,"H M t -n n r I H I Mimlill'Hl To lie ii'lv, rtlscd Jun» 7Mi, 1HM, At a rppiiim- Din lit, >•; the Colonia Al » reg.ilar m^llnff «f V" 1 t l i.:,j.;,'it. u .iiilbvI'lKf, Nrw Jtrt"), iin.l June 14th, I Ml. in l^e ^i' "- townslilii finntnliii..'.' The pflrtirlpnnts arc ii fnl- 1 n;i Th" nice linn nlso :n "; •• urM .v.'ll nl pHhlii' mli lictiili'nl-l.iMiiler. '•'•lii n f Won M Tli,., I l li v• • '1 • • :IM ' .iiiprpciiiUnn dinner" ll.A-s Joyce Avery, Vioiii Bur'h- rT<\Vr 'niitifr .mtl^e m»t tht ,,;,., .', i!.;,!.. 1 w»s clln'ti'.ll .Inn.- Tith, I'jr.i | fpld, KaUilepn Buikr. J;tm.-" ;•' P I: N hi, h whl lf>t^ Tiiu-nshlir linmiiiiii Linda Berman, Marie CniniMli?. J.II. , inis IJ anil u in nil. k."""^-1:':. TMHIKM|I ' iVnintlttof Wf" mrcl. TO V!:;.\; ,r MAV rONnniSN: .:.•• •! <••--.- F Mo:kn. ,•-, «• .• k w i: \'t »u!,t to|i. tl'i-r ii ^ [• M U^Ti 1" M"1 Pi'iiiinlti.'i' I At n rosulni nieetlPK of tin- * V. M. (USTi |n ,, i . \\' l'nv\ nship As 1 ^iiiinilici'M, M c in nr 1 -IT,', w. lcomrri. the Patricia Dnnlr.y. Dianm: Kneel, . ninmJ.cr.- N.morl" Municipal Toi.-nnhlp ••nmmltte" nr tlie Town- •i .-. ,.., ,, , i,t-niE I ."in •<" plus *.v^vnn»nt Mnp. HulnliiiK. \Voii.llirluBe, N«w. J"1""} Qenla Einstein. Shnryn fiiddes. 1 »l:',n nf Wnnitlirhlne. I'fl'l TimBfiiiy, I K".\ Wllllnm II. Schmnus i •• wt^ v! pri'1'nrlnii d('«» mill »fU nl punim »M< and expose gtnK ll' iM-mf (,| ,,,1, Beverly Kovach. Beth Ann Mc- In W I • <- ' ' "' ITIIIII. Will ! i'v ifrm» i.f ."Hlf on tHe ! ^ ,"[,' '; ii Mi'-e. pmriounrH ihc in- tl o Townylilp /sr 11; , |. i , »|.,!i- ••' IJHV* [I;,, l.jt. mi irtriim l^rli r iif AVl.lib snlil I'll? Von nnlil|< 0i ninilllei' will nici'l sl- ?liMi, Unda MulvihlU, Sihun Met!- !oi> ;in ' rr» h^ ,,,,i,i, i:i'i: Krnest Clwlst,nflpr.or ' (• ri 'I;^P i-r:if to im |i«l'i in •II sji.l lilnrk will h«i ?Al'l InUfll'H ,n""hi lie" mihHi'iv r«il prl"' " it s V. M. (J'WTi in I lie t'limmltte-e neU.- Cacole Matj:;. Nancy Oiii- - !• ,\ n-«;.iliiiirnls o( JI"Wi i' II i.ili'i ili>mli« "'"-liin'iil, mil .-,',• i,*< W ;'inl Hi i» I""'* H'^K. I to H.ilf, t.iii:i g Hf[l( ,, 1 'hufflh^rs M « lit o r I n 1 Munlilpn, man. Carole Novak, GeraJdlne i'itrMt »"•' pt'»r lerms pro- ntliilnniin pfi. .' lifliiK "J-5H.0U plus on |l,c \Vomli>rlil)t« Tmviislilp An- |i ,in 11 c vV.nn,,, irl in' ( ii'P'H'i of th* O'lrmjiiUwr nn pim llullillnn, WomllirHn*, >f w J»tsey fur in cnnttni't nf j»l»; .,»'.- ,.i | U/iilllm m-i H unit miver- sl.«8,ni,Mit Mni). mil exiiose nntl sell - nl Vmlillc null- ; Sysock, O!RB Seni'si. Winifred iii.t: i' cp. \ifl- mri('-' hy Mr R Tnhi- (nril.fr nnilof Unit HI'Ml' lly.njr ;-\< unit'. Sniit loH Itr fiil.l i Tnke rurilitir no!K'B thnt th, ,m'l Ui 'he htRli,nt Wilder nWwiK T.,ke furiiliT n,.i Ryer, Carol Ann Shian. Jiirk To niake an rmrmhir of a • i|...'ll, If «i>lil mi t,-rm«, will rwpilfe Hi,,U'II, chiiii'm:,n The fullow- <«!». er «ny wii I'aymenl t.r $26.i)il. ilif luf- 1 rrautmnn,» Patricia Urban, Bin- bf •Aluurnrd. tl'f T"«'n»liiii Cnin- :mliin-Rn<><•:, wr el' . *f»rl tn thi bara TuxRert, Doniift Van Not1. lenetli wp«ki^ nf wool crochet. mlttof rntr\'*t> (lie tlKl't tn In .1H, ll;>'' Ul j.lll l-lti.dl- pn.'l' U> Mlf WHH' in minimum prlff nt which snlil lntt1 Mnii 'Hi-' to I"- |ii|lill"lv r».'id iirmf minlnuitn tjrli'i, ;,i .. • m-ii iiiciiii^vslilp at lnrge. °aula Waron. Wear it with dark dresws, tod, i relloti tf TPJC I anv onp or nil hid- •Miitl im.nllily I; stnllii'.vTits of |l'«(tl' •ii «ild Mork ivill l>? si.lil tn|?pther ti> siilc, 1/t.t* I'M) lo tn In.'luaivf In :n Mttil l.loi'k' will i,,. 1 ,m,l lo liii". by rpun- il 1 1 knitting wors' ~d crochdpd in a •f the' brtlnnfu nr ^tur- t , John 'isrt participate Bs -follows: Dor- tons join the fronts at the waist- 1 1 •In snld iiloi'k *HI in' mM tonethei I'rxtri nrcflMatiie nt m( minimum r.' lull in frier! liny imi' in ill' I'l'li paiil In nin.il miinthly Installments iHll.l In, <•>ill:11 iiiunli AuRM-.t -)thy Stein, Ellke Jai-nby, Cnroi, :ll!,l M si'll until 1 .Is In s:ilil (III"1' wllli nil ullier ili-lullH in-rHrifnt. line. A direction leaflet for Mil, or l)|.l »lipve inliimiiin. i>y llir nf Jin.00 pi,is Ititen-i't iimi uthpr Mitlil minimum frrln' I" Inn 1.10(1.00 III' IIO.IHI pIlIN i,,,, , ! i MI. Ii IIHII.T as It limy si'lpii, tlile Samii'- [Knar. Kathymae Harrow. Re,?e- (-KOCHETED WESKIT may be TawniMp Cunnillife nml tin pay. te.-rnn provlrti-il tor in contrnot ol plus I'IIHIS of uri'l'iirinu iloe.l ainl Icniu iirm'jdi'il r,,, mflnl Itiprrof by HIP piirrhiMer *(*- •f!::ir'l I'l'tnu Mivpn it, KIIU.- rf:"l nihertlsInK tills mile. Snlil lotn In mile. ••'• W'lck. Colnnla; A. J, narle Symchik. Annemarie Cut- obtained by sending a stamped, inijiiil'l1 uf piuin^nt. In i .^11 one rurdinit lo the m.uiner (ii |'uritmi»f snW bldt'k. If NOIII on lirrjus, will Tiike rilfther nn| , , VVno;!biid;!P; Arthur Carl- er. Jean Yaros, Ddnres Kazmler- self addressed envelope to the In flcr-oriinnre will, nmis nf »;ili- on »r more ininlimim lii,ls sliail lie I'P- Tiiki' furtlu-r imliri" linn :il ^nlil re«pl. of Ihjs paper urm>i!, Ihi- r ; o'n im<> cuip Uppii ',ir nil prftnhfn rpon iimpiiincp of tie minlniTTiil ' be or ;til lii'lw ••rutitin to reject gm ,. Dhr.': i::i Cul -nut: O cir Wilk.r- •AT''1>: .linn- li!i. ls.'.l. '•retlon to rp'ro or all bhlP Ijoni *i,-<'eptflin'(» ,.ff slate of 'ifTici'i-.s for "tills yell : H. J NOTICE ni> I'um.ir SALE >•• .1 liUNH.AN Tinviial'lli (.'l»r'< t'^on aco»pt»nc« of tho minimum At Farewell Fete TO WHOM IT MAV CdNTRliV Mil »r bhl above ritlnlmum, hy ttif •imi tn eell s'Ul luti In said 111'>' K bid, or, bill iibmo MKI Miller. Penh Ambnv, president To I'P .i Ivfrilsoil ,Iuni' Till. H'M. to niii-h liidiler iis II miiv seliM-t, ilue At H rfimlfir mi>pt'ni! •<•! tl-r 1 Ti'ivnulilp Committee wnl llie pay- Township I'oniiniii,, anil Jimi> lltli. I ""i I, In ['••!• In.li - retrnril lur'n* KI*'<'|' t o' Ww.'hrld(f. held T-I.S-'I,V, L-unllnK to the manner (if puidiasf I runllns to tin' MMIIM Hillier and children. David and Jnnp ",tli, 1951. I WHS illi-i. ti'il m awonlanct with t'-rms uf snle on more minimum bills .tluill he ie- vicp-prc ident: Jdin Kennedy Uetrr To: ',\-l"^l IM rile, tlie Township wil' deliver a bur- nelved. I nn flic, tl'i' Tov, n-1' •'.' AVENEL — The second Jcyce, of Park Avenue, were given tn aitve'i'llflp ill* fdi t tlnu. on Tun-- Canerci. \ •jce-pi-p.- iilent; Louli; l»y pvcnlng, iwr IHtli. 11T.I. ('••«• AOTHK OF Pllil.lC SALE y,,u -,«,! «jiip,i,,pri for "nM premises Upon ai-iet'tnnce of the minimum i':t l>nr|taiii nml r,il,< Flctemeycr, P"r, ii Ainooy, trea- of a .cries sponsored by the •a farewell party by Mrs. Warren wnshlp ('imimlttrv will liipet Jit TO AVHOM IT MAY CONCKIIS: i IiATKli; June ildvi'Hiurd .: mouslv '-I'Ttrd H 'jirespntativcs on VIonday evening with Mrs, Adel- future h :me. ami BVpoife :md »P11 al pnhll.- iali' inn* r.tit. la.'.i, i ivus iMi'i.-ipii ! pi'n'U'nt-l.cniler. In ai'i'onluni'e with tontis or sain nml Jinn i ui>, • • iert Morse as co-clialrman. nnri In tIi** lilirl'e,it lii<1iii*t- arrnril i to mlviTtlw thp f.i.'t tlnil in' TIM'K- on IUP, tb« Townihlp "vlI! deliver iii'nilenl-l.i'.nlii. tho Niitinnirt Council flentetl wre Tlie party was held at the home Inn to terms of »le on file wltFi cl.iy I'vcnlnc, J«M' 11»t 1J. I!1-'!, U'P The door prize was won by Mrs. 1 Mr. Mclko nnd Mr. Case. of Mrs. Hilliers parents, Mr. and ;IIH TnwnfillWi Cl*rk CIPIMI to ln.«i'i'.- Tiiv^n^iiii' I'l'iMiiiittpi- iv i h IIIL'.M IK'ler 'I'm U'-IOT 3ugene Mnrgaral and the special ioti nml to lip nulilli'lv rcnil nrinr at S IV M, lUSTl In IliP Ciinimittei' ,\i)Tici; OK I>UDLIC Others Named Mrs. Jay Herman of Park Avenue. o i«,li'. I,iUn !<>(! ami 197 In lilimk iward by Mrs. L. W. Ford, Sr. Ciismtiem, Memorial Munliipal TO WHOM IT MAf CONCBi N- District Committee Chairmen Ou03ts were Mrs. Enrest Pape, ill-A. on the WondhrldRo Trnvnvjlji RullOlrK. Wno'llirlilge. New Jers»y, Al > regular meeting uf *h> The non player prize was won by ^*8eSBnu'Tit Map. are: Central District, Dr. E. M. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sams, Me- ami (-Npnso iinU sell at pulilii- salt Township Commltleu of the Town-. Mrs. Peter Greco. The Merchandise Take furtiisi- notloe that !i>. anil to tlie lilgliest Mddpr ai't-oriling ship of WooilbrldRC held TuesdHy,. Bun:. Perth Amboy: South Dis- tuchen: Mr. and Mrs. Prank Mas- Tuw.rtitilp Contmlttce lias, by rpH'i- [Q tprnia ol F:IIe on file with tlie June Stli, lS.il, 1 WHS dlrreted , 01 ub winner wiis Mrs. Herman iitinn nnd nursimnt tfi law, flxe-l a in iiilvprtme tlie fact Unit on Tues- Dancing A.B.C.'s trict, H.i-0'd Swnonplt, South Am- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Webb, Ti.wtisliip Clfrk open t« inspeitlon nlnlmiim price nt wflkh RRIJ lots day i..venln«, Junt Uili, 19.il. the boy: North-East District. Arthui Port Reading; Mrs. Norman Tay- iTI-1 to Up niHillily rpjid prior to Table winners were Mrs. Daniel In t»nt 1'as in. Iu^i\ <• in 'I'o v\ I,^I,i|i iJommiitee wlil ineel Carlsi'ii. I Ciiii. Melt, jiii'.s at Larfle lor and Miss Regensburg, Rahway; vvllli nil nUicr ilptnlls n(,r'ln«r' i Fill, k :.i:v-.\. mi \\\f WiMulliriiln-p at S P. M, (1V!T) In the Ciimmlttee: mlnlnuim priic l>cln(c !-i;> "" to tiic Bo;ir:l ;r, follows: Mayor Tiiv,-"••' |" !»HSMI! Map. ctininborn, Mam u rlnl "MUII!CI|I»I | V- Mis. Carl Fitzke, Colonia; Mrs. BulldiiiR, WooJbridge, New Jersey, Given by Gri'iiii'r. Woodbt'iciiio; Rudolph EdKar Nevin, Mrs. Charles Klein, tilvertiMlnpr this salt'. haM lots In j Takt furtiipr notice mat tlif Slid expose and sell at public sa'e' mark, Mrs. Prank Walker and Mrs. Townililli Cnmniittee has, by reso- DrinknMi f'olonin, I'red Briscs, Mrs. Steven Arway, Mrs. James f imn li;i. ' with nil utlier ilt?t,iils perllneni, aalil Lots i tn s tni'Ui.ilvti In Illiiek .r>;9-'l). Bi'cv.n. Cinerci. Ti-.wo men rep- Perier, Mrs. William Falkenstern. Paul Rf:gensburg, Woodbridge. if Jlll.Oli plus Interfst anil uther Mrs. Leon McMichael, Mrs. Nevtn crms provided Tor in i'onlrni'1 of nilniniinn piit't' IK-IIIK JHKI.OO plus nn the WoiidliiiilKf Township As- resent ihc North-East District. In Miss Charlotte Marsh, Irvlng- ,-ali'. ii,Hts of [iiepiirln^ deed mill adveT- s.-fsm.int Map. Bierly, Miss Marie Hayden, Miss Tukp further notli'B mat at saMi tlfllni? i Ii IK salt. Sahl lots In siild Featuring Woodbridge Childn ii the South Ijislncl: Thomas Dolan ! l rm; Take further notice that the olSayreyillc. and Raymond Mcr- Ahda Van Slyke, Mrs. Harold Wil- , Miss_Aedeline Schlffer,_West iiilp, or any ilutt to whlililt nmy block, if solil on terms, will reiiulrt Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hillier, lie .adjourned, the Tuwnalilp CQITI- a down jjnyiiiful uf $40.(10, tlie bal- TownnlilB Committee liai, by rtsolu- 1 son. Mrs. Frank Barth, Mrs. Bertr tlun and pursuant to law, filed a tcn.son ol .Sayrcvilli. . In the Cen- Sr'.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter- mlttee riserves tlie rislit In Its dls- ance of piiri'TiJise PMce to be paid IB tral Dwtri. t: Emil Sttemlau, Jo- am VanCleft, Mrs. Alex Tarcz, *rptlon to rejeut liny une yr nil lilii-- e

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    Shoppers who want to get the most value for their money today ait- comparing quality and prices pretty carefully. And they're discovering that values are big and plentiful in every department throughout A&P ... so you can readily see why more and more \, ii Tin,1 model of New Jersey's U8- ^ In addition tn thf model, thr New .Jersey Turn- people are finding that their food money goes further at A&1\ Try Ins hi-ii phiccd or. display in the pike Authority's exhibit at Hie State Capitol com- shopping here and see! if 'Miit;1 (;i|)itol. Built to a scale of prisrs Male models of a iypicul toll plaza and res- taurant, together with architects' renderings in •> • mill' the model shows ihr rout* of full rotors of the Turnpike's traflic interchange at I mill: il supprhiEhway, its sevtnteen the Ulack Hrtrse I'Ike loiulir- to Atlantic City and 'i.n ;, , .met .heir connection to lead- other shore resoris. its Karitan River Bridge, the liiililic highways, Authority'); central maintenance shop in Hlghl-*- us tothe mi ropolitan New York City town and the service area in Woodtjrldge (service nlii.i was, in detail, also are depicted. stations, restaurants and parkin* facilities). Fresh Broiling or Frying CHICKENS VOHSIHl' MUST BE LUCKY CRASHES PAS CAR MIELES, Cal.—Although JJORTH CHICAGO — Dominic WEST POINT, Ga.—A flmn»n, lii mitt the congrega- Burba, tavern owner, must have answering tin alarb, drove his fire HtsiilarStyle-2%to3iAlbs. II: with an amen?1 and customers who go to the right win- truck broadside into an automo- Al S«rvico M«6l D»pli Only :n preached — not a dows at the races. He recently paid bile driven by his father—-a fire- v.uii in the Los An-the first Installment on his tavern truck salesman. The fireman,Bob - Riady'U-Cwk-uncUr3lbs. 1 fiiiirch for the Deaf, license with 190 (2 bills. by Smallwood, 22, and his lather, I Al SollSirvico MM! Dapls. Only i.'.-.Ui'rt. Everybody in Posey Smallwood, 44 were Injured' .i- clf.it and dumb. PIG NIP NETS SI,550 critically. i No wonder value-wise shoppers buy these PITTSBURGH. Pa-Bitten on y"fit««srt4!iift t-J^^M&tonp,oJt.Veal i* h79 Frankfurters .swtni«« ib.-65« C Apple Jllice ReafliMk or Moll's

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    Bring To A * P For IMS effective hi A&P Super Market* art Self-Service Sterei only. PAOF; FIGHT THURSDAY, .MINE 7, 1951 Tribute Paid Honor 35 Pieces of Town School 11 Class Princeton Summer (Continued from P»«e 1> •C'ontlmici (, James', presented a gold watch Invocation nivl i !o the Ruest of honor on behalf of the national ;,,:, Properly are Sold Graduates Tuesday Theatre to Open Middlesex Council. Benediction wus pronounced by Very Rev. Diploma s | rvlsiiif, pn WOODBRIDOE — Tlilrty-lhrre WOODBRIDOE — One hundred PRINCETON—Herbert. Kenwlth, J,imes Foley, mnnaKlnft director of the Prlnce- Nlcklfts prewntr! of Town-nwncd property and jeventy-.slx eighth grades at Among tho f?uents were Rev, sold at public SS!P Tuesday lon Summer Thentre. has Just Thomas Ryan, Rev. James Russell, Board of Edur.r;, 9chool 11 will receive their diplo- by the Town Committee and the unved back In New York after a. I lev. Lawrence Toomey, Rev. L. J. P, LOZO, Hi;:), '.. read the class ', . sr;p nf nn(, pft|.(.pl Wfts postponed j mas at commencement exercises nine month tour us assistant to the Peters Rev Qustave Napoleon, i.Kulurers and production stage 1 read the rh,v. Here and there: .. Bt th<- rrniiMt of a former owner | Tuesday at 2:30 P. M. In Woort- new curate at St. James , Rev. l)m(ithy Uuisun appeniiNj im.«-lin said ho had ncj'.'r rrreived i bridge High School auditorium Miuii.iser of "Diamond LU" starring ii.hn E Grimes, Mayor August P. were prnsentfd 1,' Moe Wf.it, president of u, (lie Ktihbln Chandler television ^ nntirp tint the property was in be Tht complete piORiam will he cirrlncr, Dr. Ira T.' Spencer, • i'. nn Channel 2 y« i-Trrthy1 u^t-rU^'t' tiOft. The el:,- | as follows: Overture, "School Mr. Kenwlth, who has been di- Charles E. Gregory,. William nftenicinii , . Dnrnlliy Gl'tlis. C, Rvan w.is the bid-, _, .... ,_ . i re tor of the popular New Jersey lurausam anri John M. Mullen Elaine F, Uami,, Danrr scn001 daiu'liii'i of Mi jinci Mr.-,. J. S. (iri. seven Inu «t $700- Bmrme ! ' orchestra: proms- tiieaii-f for the past four summers, were co-chairmen of arrange- Eleanor E. i,iin GliiiK 200 Freiwih Street, re- husband nf one of thesional, "Noble Spirit," school or- will return for his fifth season ments. the gradualiiii; : n ved n Costume Drslun Ceitlfl-1 chestra; 'The Lord's Prnyer." Vr dalmod hp there and Is busy lining up an ar- The recssiH staduates; Address of welcome, Ha rnt« at. the of h,,d n()t r(wlV(.d notlr(1 D, fore. ray of prominent film and stape Qrjthd March,- Pv;\tt Institute Riuml.y,- She is Stimon; selection, "Song of the . KUi s In revivals ot Broadway hits Woodbrid^e n,; ,su|.r Hp t)Illv ln Dhim'," school orchestra; selec- High School Plans planning a retwiliim (areer in three JqUs owned by his A try-out enfjacement of at least tions. "Without a Song,' "Little John HrimolniK. aviation bout-' s father. , adjacent to his j rnr new play is also a strong pos- i Continued from Page 1) McCloy iv;in, swains mate, ilunl «to. U8N.>|wmr Tll() attorncv M M, Ryiin; David Play on Yo Harp, mis sibility, m-ommodatc 1.2O0: Any overflow if they do nut , a My 0 try selcclccl dlrtlus; would use the various assembly MB Almon Avwmc. Wootlbrklae, is .„,„„,„ ,,,•„, snid thlU tn, OriB- j * ^ ™ ; The season will open Monday sei-vnu. nbofiid ;hi» .IIM-IH(I ran ler;, , ,r „,„„ h t)m, nW dtnee. Old American, • eighth rooms until such time as more r de nl'-'JU. June 25th. with Margaret USS (Mm] S-f 'lutv in tin ivdnl br»n Void for years anri, ,. , | „; . lOBrien. who is lnaklnu her first H0rinc|p4 awa d n(( (iilll() sure any Ions-term guarantee -nrttt- he comes in and only wants i • I,O\MII id for three lots." mas, Maurice P. DuniRan. member axalnst over-population and some if tht Board of Education; pres- ivo.)fttuun(ii-; — i-uwcii G. Bin her summer of engagements makeshift arrangements may soon On a suggestion made by Cofn- Mrl-cllati, sun of Dr. and Mrs. at Princeton. 1 entation Of awards, Mrs. Eileen V. be necessary even.when the build- Hill I[in>r. nisuidmn »t v* mittecmim William Fitzpatrlck the Roy 1). Mrl,clliin, Mlllatt Ter- An announcement of succeeding tbwiv hall, was asked several sale wns postponed until next Edgar, principal; class SC^IK by Ro- Ins Is first occupied. berta Mclntpsh, Kiaduates; na- race, will irriiduair with honors stars and attractions will be made I'. H limes why ilie'flsii; was not flyi.nK ' Tuesday. in absentia nil Saturday from by Mr. Kenwlth in the near future tiic new fliii; pole the other; other sales were made, as fol-tional anthem, audience, and re- Ruteers I niversity. College of Must Have It Repaired FKIDAl The answer WM quit? stmpie < lows: ptfin and Draunset for cessional. -'With Dftfili and Vigor," i i;n\v Arts and Srlencri. »n Ht* Tho landlord was quizzing the The hiKli .irh.iol borrowed it alorm srhool orchestra. Simon Schocnbrun. $4,000: Stern Dean's list for four years, Mr. JUST prospective tenant. "You know," Errol Hun, with simie buntinjr for the com- Graduates Lifted and Draposct for Oene A. Tomas- McLellan was elected to Phi he said, "ftfp keep It very quiet and meii'lemiin! exercises. With <•„ $400: John Goodman for Rem- 1 Member ; of the graduating class Beta Kapn:i in his junior year orderly here. Do you have any Pathcr's Day siitU'ti for June 17. mu ton Park Estates, $200: Thomas "ROCKY \| are John Andersen, John Ander- and received the John Parker Paragraphs children?" •I \)\\ I am reminded of this quotation o. Desmond for Donald and Joan son, Leonard Andjcskl, Robert Winner Memorial Prize in from M.nk Twin: "When I was a j Anderson. $1,000; Paula Theo- "No." i-iu Aragon. Richard Arcl)den:on, Rob- Psychology. He is also n mem- t»d of 14 I Ihmmht my father very j dormvitz, $800; Thomas G. Des- Difficulty Sauc.v can-ean ruffles plus au- ert Balogh. Thomas Barstow, ber of Delta Phi Alpha, honorary "A piano, radio or victrola?" I,anHi (Rtiorant but br 'he time 1 hM'jmond for William H. Oerity, Sr.. In Ketting up statistics on lit- thentic TarMn olairt rotton by Chester Brown. Geoi-Re Brown, German society. Beta. Iota "No." "oooniii •,! reachci! i\ I was amazed to find jnoo; Harold and Vivian Lake, Stewart Carpenter, Robert Car- eracy and Illiteracy, a difficulty Batrs are a whimsical combina- 1 Lambda, honorary bioloev so- "Do you play any musical in- Jack ('UIMHI how mud: the old man had learned $600; Lucy F. Prellericlc. $500; »te(is, John Choma, Leslie Cole, is the in-between case, as repre- tion which add up to tmr Amer- n(l|[l ciety, Commuters Chili, Booster struments? Do you have a dog or in seven short years". . . Sudden j prank F. Zullo, $500; Peter and Mario Cunha, Jerome Dvorovy, sented by the small son's first j ican fit awl liRurc-llattpry. A Club and Scarlet Barbs. thouKht: "Why is it you never j oenevieve Hajzer. $500: Stephan Robert Edmonds, Jack Ehman, letter home from camp.—Denver j Cole of California swimsuit for parrot?" SUNDAY "No. but my fountain pen ^l"Mi\l realize how much .tunk you have j an(j Sophie. Nemnth, $450; Rich- Elek, Rudolph Eiiz. John Mr. McLellan is now employed Post. sun or surf. scratches sometimes." collected throunhout the years j (ll.(j g .Thomas, $450; Carl Invin Esslnk, Oeza Pazekas, Richard by the Dlxon Building Com- Hick pany In Fairbanks. Alaska., Life until you have, to puck to move? and Olllo Collins, $400: Michael Flllppone, Raymond Porziati, Rob- NON-FAR!\I HOMES Rlmml::i I ert Fox, Arthur Hansen. Clyde In September he will cntef the Life sometimes seems to be and Dorothy Lucov, $400; James The number of new non-farm! "I'KY Jottings: and Julia Mails, $375; Stephen Hervitt, Richard Hess. Frank Hnat. 1951 freshman class of the Cor- composed of little but slow -pe- Robert Horninu, Robert Horvath, nell University Medical College, riods of five minutes each, quits homes started in April totaled James Rnnkin, son of former and Mary Slsko, $375; Joseph and 88,000, which was 5,000 below the MarRaret Zaremba, $375; Thomas Alan Jnckson, Altx Jacobs, Robert in New York City. ofttn following one another al- Commilh'cman and Mrs. Herbert number for March ami the first "ROGIKS ()] M Prystock, $375; John and "Helen Jennings, Walter Jensen, Henry most indefinitely, like a string B. Rankin. C.'lill Road, Sewnren, Johnson, Philip Kallnch, John of elephants.—New York Times. decline for April over March on FORDS, N. J. - T. *. «-«*» 1OIU i anri Arthur Frclish. son of Mr.Lance, $300; Stephen and Edna Lnu Katona, Patricia Koch, Enid Karpjak', James Kelemen, Gerald record. iii TCCIIII.I and Mrs. William Frclish, Rcbort Mesics, $300; Robert and Marie C. Krohne. Iianzottl, William MacDowell, Where She Is WEI)., THDRS., FRI. & SAT. John Deri-li -in Street, Rcwari'ii, recently discov- Shepherd, $300; Robert and Ethel Also in Class Belkowski, $300; Homer and David Maher, Thomas McAulifle, If anyone wonders what be- ered they were stationed two Marsusrite Kunle, Geraldine "I CAN (JET IT FOR YOU Evelyn Alexander, $300; George AhRBs McChire, Densmore Mc- came of the old-fashioned girl, blocks away from each other in Larsen, Bilty Ann Lloyd, Virginia Tl'ES., Wl I) Bucko, $300; Clifford and Nellie L-ellan, John Melnlzek. she's probably at home with her WHOLESALE" Taefui. Komi. They MTIP home a LUPD, Roberta Maelnlosh, Marilyn Joyce. $250; George Hamaty, $250; first husband.—Washington Post. wMh Susan Hay ward, picture taken together. , . . Con- MacNab, Marion Maher, Lenorc HATS All Tri-liiiii-nl..: vi,,,., John and Alta Howard,, $250; Wil- Louis Meniittl, Irving Mctzer, Dan Dailey and George SandAs Jeff Ghandin ih-i,[,, i> gratulations 'u Ml.ss Evelyn-Paige, liam and Alice B. Scheuerman. Richard Mallto, Carl Miller, Don- Mangione, Josephine Martino, Explanation daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert $250; William H. Voorhees, Jr., ald Miller, John Morales, Mark Eleanor Matyi, Caroline Menko, Nine times out of ten, the rea- "SWORD OF "THE I!lIII) ill Jnc.obson, West Avenue., Sewaren. Joanna Mohr, Joan Morrison, and Margaret Voorhees, $200; Muw,'er, Joseph Oberberger, Cle- son man can't find a way out of MONTE CRISTE" PARAIlM who icci..vcs ii B.A. depress from Maxine Mosely, Sylvia Munzel, Elizabeth Sabo, $200; Ray L. Muir, mens Obropta, Wayne PafTrath. R difficulty is that he's looking with Barnard College today. Miss Paise Carroll Ollvera, Evelyn Pastor, $200; Stephen and Catherine E. Richard Pinter, Joseph Placca, for an easy way out.—Oakland Gco. Montgomery, Paula Corday Phi-. is to be coimratulated as sheKrupey, $100 and Alfred and Thomas Polhamus, John Preacher, Lorraine Pavlic, Dawn Peterson, Tribune. HANDMGS ri.Tived In r higher education Edward Quackenbush, Robert Re- Mary Lou Peterson, Ann Pfeiffer, U;unl(il[,; I.II Grace Chambers, $100, Extra Cartoons for the thrmmh several schuliu'ships and gan, Barry Rohde. Lewis Rowc, Patricia Powers, Mildred Price, Give* Up Hope (iulili> I*. Township Clerk B. J. Dunigan prizes, ... Henry Schussler, Leon Scyslinski, Anita Rostel, Joan Ruskai, Pauline Children Saturday was authorized to advertise 25 ad- We have always wanted to vote "THE CAKIIKii inn; William Simonsen, Adolph Sieckel, Schumacher, Evelyn Sedor, Anita Matinee Only ditional parcels for the man of our choice, but for sale on John Slivka, Orrin Smith, Albert, Shultz. Venelra Signorelli, Kath- Tidbitm June 19. we hnve almost given up hope Boutonnieres SUN., MON., TXJES. erine Silasi. Barbara Simon, Mar- Always a ('n i .1(1,1, Prank C. Toth, aviation struc- Slperak, John Takacs, Ralph Tar- j that he'll ever become a candi- "I WAS A COMMUNIST tural mechanic, third class, USN, tagllone, Eugene Timinskl, Gerald garet Sliwlnskl, Joan Springer, Ila date.—Cincinnati Enquirer, 39 Douglas Street. Fords, is par-CHILDREN DESTROY MONEY Toth, James Wainwrlght, James | Stimon. Patricia Sullivan, Paula FOR THE F.B.I.'' Fri. NJtes Kidilii i tlclpatinK in intensive operational MALDEN, Mass.—While waiting Weller, Richard Wheeler. Thomas | Syby, Norma Taubert, Arlene Te- Well!—Well! with Frank Lovejoy WIN * WIN training aboard the aircraft car- for her bus, Miss Martha C. 'Ami-Wildgust, Gerald Wisslng, Miles tomonti, Marlene Torres, Shirley Marriage begins when you smk| "BOWERY BATTALION" rault, 24, stooped to tie the shoe Treider, Virginia Van Bramer, JAI.OI'V rier USS S;iipan with the Sixth Wolpirr. in his arms and ends with your: 92 Main Street Woodbridge with Leo Gorcey and the Mil Fleet in the Mediterranean. . . . of little Dorothy Shultz, 2. Her bus Carol Agesen, Arlene Arnold, Barbara Ward, Lucille Waron, arms in the sink.—Augusta'Ga-J Xt.vl to J«rkm>h'ii FRIDAY, r, M 1 'III came along and she ran for It, for- Bowery Boys Leo J. Menard, of the Sewaren Adele Baginski, Ella Baker, Bar- Elizabeth Walsh, Shirley Wassel, zette. tiettinR her purse on the sidewalk, plant of the Shell Oil Company, bara Barany. Geraldine BeiRen, W<-ndy Wilkerson, Karen Winquist, Little Dorothy and five other chil- is ijeneral rhairman of the 25th Jacqueline Bonk, Joan Boros, Au- Alii-r- YOUHK. a'nmial .summer conference of tlie dren, the oldest 5 years old, opened drey BoVsuk, Jean Burnett, Eliza- Class week activities have been Northern New Jersey Chapter of the purse, took out some bills and beth Burns, Arlene Bramble. Se-arranged by the graduating class. - NOTICE - the National Council of Industrial [proceeded to tear them into little bastian Catalfano, Jacqueline Ca- The All-Star softbaU game will be STATE THEATRE bits. All in all, $37 in bills ware played today. The class dance will Managements CHubs to be held nllla, Dolores Capraro, Elaine Car- WOODBRIDGE. N. J. Saturday and Sunday at Camp destroyed. mlche, Ann Carroll, Gloria Cho- b« held tomorrow and on Wednes- WE ARE MOVING TO Wawayunda, Andover. Mr. Me- dosh, Judith Collins, Mary Con- day five buses will take the class AIR CONDITIONED nard is president of the chapter. ran, Carolsue Cooper, Sophie Do- to New York for a trip to Radio Next to POUBLE TROUBLE TODAY THRU SATURDAY ... A few hours after Officer ZANESVILLE, Ohio.—Mrs. John bos, Rosalie Dooley, Dorothy Dunn, City Music Hall. 93 MAIN ST. Christensen's Eleanor PARKER - Anthony DEXTI'i: in "Mikn" Siisso was injured when Dueltl gave birth to her third set Joan Elsey, Hinda Feibush, Irene his motorcycle hit a deep hole in of twins within 31 months on May Figoratta, Mary Ann Filippone, SHIP ItKrAIRS "VALENTINO" (in color) Port Reading Road, repairs were 4. The couple had twin boys, Don- Dorisann Fitzke, 'Audrey Forziati, Recognizing the importance of ABOUT JUNE 15th phis Tom NEAL-Wendy WALDKON in made. Locking the barn, etc. . . . jl Mgrie Gallagher, Angela Garofolo, ald arid Roland, on October 24, the mechanical skill "NAVY BOUND" 1»48, A year later/to the day, twin SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY firte arrived fSrrfthe last jelfwere. Sandra Gross, Mnry Lotf Groin. Ouli Coast •sh4pyjr*i; »»• past of : Alfred J-.'Seticsl&.HlrmajV, spilt', one tf|y.and on,e,girl. # •Joyce 'Haborak, 'Prr/fflif HSi;ried, the mftion's eerieral"^Mlepaiiedne-sS a <^»fiwuNi6T FOR THF: F.I son of Mr. and . Mrs. < Andrew Helen Herbert, Berntce Hokli, Hai-- program,, the Navy h^s earmarked i ' starring Bcncska. 991! Main Street. Fords, rlet Holden, Ann Hronich, jQan 186 ships for overhaul by private Frank LOVE JOT - DorotHy'IIAKT is serving aboard the aircraft car- Jelicks, Linda Kalbhelm, Betty companies by July, 1952. phis Marjorie MAIN i Perry KH.BKIDl ' rier USS Coral Sen. . . . Dr. Her- "MA AND PA KETTI.E BACK ON Ull bert L, Moss, local optometrist, For attended the annual meeting of formerly Shuri Jewelers WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY the N. J, Optometric Association 327 Fulton St., "LULLABY OF BROADWAY In Atlantic City. . . . Have you Neptune's Daughter with DORIS DAY T GENE NELSON noticed Hie new benches in Wood- bridge Park? . . . "Tacker" Bergen Dr. Irwin J. Goldman is home and yettinfc along nicely. . . . W. A. Miller, Jr., SupepisinK OPTOMETRIST Principal, Dunellen, will be toast- master at the annual luncheon pRmyti£AT,mc~ meeting ot the Middlesex County A N£W MOTOR-MSANS m& Tubercul|»(4« und Health LcaiUtf. Wishes to 4nnouiwe tomorrow at Oak Hills Manor, lift AHD MVWISS ! Why Overhaul Mctuclu'ii. t the Removal of His Office when you can save money and trouble in the IUHK run !' Lttst Hut Not Least: having- a completely new motor installed? Every engine i The Cancel- Drive is still fioini1, to ' I DYNAMOMETER TESTED and guaranteed. Scientifit ali s on in WooUbiidKe proper. If you haven't received a call from a checked for oil pressure, timing, vacuum compression, trm 1 worker and wish to donate, please 84 MAIN ST., Corner Srhool St. perature, tcrque and horsepower. Why fool around-I' ' get in touch with Mrs. Prank Mc- it smart . , , Gftn-iili, Woodbridge 8-16S4-J, or Mrs. Fred Hanrattie, Woodbridge WOODBRIDGE, N. J. i 8-31S8-M. , . . Rev. W. W, War- (Above Bob's Rt|dio & Televisipn, Inc.) ( mun, pastor of the Avenel Pres- imenan chuiMh, attended the lay- Telephone 8-2911 , inu of a corierstone for a new student center at Princeton Tfheo- Get More Drive for your Money logicul Siiminary, " Mondayj,. . . Paily Except Wednesday Because tlieie was no quorupi to start Tuesday's Township meeting, Mayor AUKust F. Greinor had to be called from Monslisnor McCor- SVWM SUITS rlstin's dinner. Only Committee- men fiUpatiick, Alibani and War- All Colors, and Fabrics - Itili EXCHANGE ^ 3 to 8x from 1.98 PERTH AMBOY MOVIE GUIDE I FATHER'S DAY 7 to 16 from 2.98 COMI'LKTE WITH i' JUNE 17th f Gomplttto Selection • CYLINDER UJEAU • OIL fAN .(iivc I)(i(l . . , 9 WATER PUMP I Polo Shirts l.fil: Boy's Swim Trunks NOW I'lAYlM! NOW l*I.AVlN(i TERMS I;K> ,,l MI.IIH iv, i) mi. in is n\ I \ •-IIIIU Spurt Shirts 2.98 Open I'rlday Eveninss (ill U M.i I I,,l|, Hi,I|U ••I III FOLLOW THK SUN" CHRYSLER • DODGE • OESpTO ENGINES Slacks . 9,98' YOU MAY OHAItOK II' i-llltNt Nlliiltl (III- \H with Van Juliiison Air Cuiiditiuned for Your "UAND1T QIIKKN" By Me(in-gor - Manhattan Wurnvr Anderson Comfort \\l)9> l>ar'ii|i'ii 111 il !•'••, EQUALLY LOW PRICED! WHY TKAVKI,—SHOP AT I'lllllll Ill-.ll STARTS Sl!NI)AV mini nil""!' Illllr II" STARTS SUNDAY lil luiii-li; mill the Klrl "ho TWO Ml(> I'OMIOIIIKS In li!n illlj. Omni) hIIM', UIIIIII .\mlrtMVH lu Kirk "UP IN AlkMS" Mayo in WHS SHOP I Ai.ONfi Urt , ltorolhy l.iMiiniir lu lHVlDli" THEY GOT MK THE GROSS CO 1U3 MAIN 8TBEET , ' KOKNUHCU" "ALWAYS THE LEADER" VVOOOBKIDGfi ' * I (HUM. SIHI\ next to WoolwortU's I IW Him »i*

    \iss Helen /. Bodzas is Bride Graduate of N.J.C.. Political Group Degree in Education Kindergarten Unit George Kovak Elected District Charles Griffey Metuchen Hears Freeholder Holds 'Graduation'! Gdvernor of Lions at Convention ;nt; our Lady of Peace Church was the setting of FORDK — Frcplioldcr Joseph FOHDS—David Tirpak was the FORDS—George E. Kovak, member of the Fords Lions .: i^r ul Miss Helen J. Bodzas, daughter of Mr. and Morecraft, chairman of county "valedictorian" at the kinilergHi'- Club, was elected Governor-of District 16-"B, which com- ..'.n' Hod/as, 75 Evergreen Avenue, to Charles L. highways anil bridpea, was Kiiest IIMI ijrniUintion eunTciscs nf Our prises 46 clubs, at the annual state convention ol the New M West Maple Street, Metuchen, Saturday after- speaker at the meeting of thi' l.iuly of Peace School held in the Jersey Lions Clubs held in Atlantic City on June 2. Hhe -TV ' :i nVlock. The double-ririR ceremony was performed William J. Warrpn Association sclmol annex Sunday. local club is celebrating its 25th Charter Anniversary this hold at the Scandinavian Hall. He U'".'. Jnhn E. (irimes assisted by year and this is the first time that the organization has had i,v\. John E. Grimes, pastor. the honor of having one of its : spoku on the proposed new road j I'ni'dl Mt'zey presented' diplomas !:i.unai!i' by her father, — — —•— — from Perth Amboy to New Bruns- Ui the followini; giailuates: members elected District Governor. -.- aitiivtl in a white,M'Ws H!«h Spno1' Pcrth Amboy, clas!i of 48 and ls . wick to eliminate traffic congestion Harold Fallen, Edward Neville, Mr, Novak has distinguished Honored by Lions MI (ic;;is:isd with a ^ empolyed by through Fords. Beatrice Handerhan, John Kara- himself and his organization by his ... illusion"neckline,|Norwood Ditsributors, Inc., Perth Thomas H. Lee, clerk of the hinehak, Edward Madger, Michael many accomplishments in Lion- i- .MI oversklrt and a'iAlnboy- Her "Usband. a graduate Board of Freeholder!) and County Volosin, Richard Mraz, Bartholo- ism. He has been a member of the :, i, Hi veil draped from!0' Metuchen High School, class of Committee chairman, outlined the mew Florentine, Dennis Pace, Fnrrls Oluh fnr If) years and has a orange blostapu. 1947, is a senior student at Rider ; duties ami functions of the board. Michael Miles, Joanne Smith, Bar- Collo.w, Trenton, majoring in ac- 100 percent attendance record dur- •Alute roses. . I Alex Polyacsko and Edward liara HomiHak, James Bacsoka, ing that time. He is a Past Presi- in, Griffin, Metuchen. j counting. j Waskewich were, welcomed into Andrew Sestak, John Smink, Al- 1 dent of the Fords Lions and Past bridegroom, served as j membership. [ licit Jacques, Albert Kaub, John .Deputy District Governor for Dis- Mian, Alexander Ivan, Patricia .mnor and the bride;-! President Charles J. Alexander trict 16-B. He was the moving • Kalnian, Rolmrt Pucci, Barbara lit- Misses Sue Griffin, i appointed the following committee spirit and organizer of a dampalun to arrange the annual picnic: Ern- 1 Onitrick, Vincent Masella, Joyce . !.i of the bridegroom, I among all the Lions Clubs In Mid- i vkuwski, Fords and, est Iilanchard, chairman; John iliaran, Ranald Carlucci, Anita Lyons, Charles Curlucci, John dlesex County, resulting In the I :\, l'iscataway, cou- \ Hutch, William Hanson, Joseph ROBERT MASCKSIK Baptized Sunday Klko, John, Csabai, Joseph Gati, Kapliin, Frank Luckacs, Mary Ann donaton of an Iraq Lunf? to the MISS ftTIIEL R. KOVACS FORDS—Mr. Masmiik, 5U Victor Novalc* Charles Alexander, Doriii, Anna Marie Lcnart, Cyn-' Middlesex County Polio Center. He Metuchen, served Gordon Avenue, has reecived a FORDS—Rev. Stanley Levan-, KEASBEY — Miss Ethel R. Uish&nJ Krauss, Jqhn . Borkos, thin Jankcck, Constance. Lecho- Is-the holder of the Merit Award deurcc uf lUclielcir o( Science in for his work in reorganizing • and Donald Hall, Charks Man%iv&t,Stephen,Stv»»jW, Jimri (W»r,ricJs., .Uf baptism, to C-brlstine Diranje, Mr.fi. V^lliam Kovacs, U High- Polyacsko, W+JHam HellaRM, Eb!acatlor» from Hitter Co/Wge, fvft? *V / and John M . ^ . . Luke Du- Tryhfen. Mr. Mascen|k was- tl u lUtl of Mr m rs land Avenue, received her bache- Ba'nnis Ferfcnti, Clifford Hanru- Jiurr OUsteii;hoven,WillUuji FfenchV recently ' awarded•>an Bxtensiowj 'C nf t.hc brlclfi. I •- - •• •- •--- -' - among the 450 "seniors who 12> Garit Avenue, at cere lor of arts degree at the 30th' han and Joseph tabancz. Sandra O'Keefe, Kenneth Flem: Award for brganlaing th* I«elin heard Arthur Godfrey, noted conducted in Our Lady of annual I'limmenoement exercises ingloKs, 'Kathleen Lyons, Janice. ins Cliib. He is the holder'of the! nidi»,;uul television personality, Peace Chtfrch. Sponsors were Mr. yetsi-rdaj at ?(c.w Jeney College Jedrzerewski, Stephen Maritak, Llo|ns Key; Mast«r*Key; Seniori "'1/ I uneral Rites and Mrs. Charles Wichowski of for Women, the woman's college deliver the main address. Mr, MarceHa Bct'tekap, Chester Smink, Master Key;-and the Grand Mas-j Vacation School Godfrey received an honorary ul in Lady of Peace iMetuchen, uncle and aunt of the of Riitgers, the State University Carol Jaezina, Barbara Getsoy, ter Key, (being held by only one!,, infant. of NeW Jersey. degree of Doctor of Science. Denise Wentura, William Szat- other Lion in the State of Newj A diner was held for-the immedl- Miss Kovacs, a history-educa- kowski, Carol Zyakowski, Thomas Jersey.* . M -Funeral services To Begin June 18 DAUGHTER BAPTIZED Hatiniin," Douglas Comfort, Rober- ate family and sponsors followed tinn major, was also a member Mr. Kovak haq been a resident Seaman, 71 FORDS—The sacrament of bap- ta Birnham; David WiRU'ett, Mer- GEOUGE E. KOVAK A'.cmie, were lield in by open house with the following of the Future. Teachers of Amer- FORDS —Religious Vacation tism WHS administered lo Jeanette, I uv. "lr"'"""> " ],RWceiiee jKelly, NEW SON I'racc Church. Rev. quests: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vit- ica, the Rutgers History Club School for all children of the par- Pado, Infant daughter of Mr. and i "ly l ,.n"? ,. Susan Beckett, Mary Ann Boii, HOPELAWN-Mr. and Mi's. of Fol'tis siucc lm illul lilu-ki was celebrant kosky, Krandparcnts; Miss Anna and various rumpus committees. ish and all public school children Mrs. Geoi'Kf Pado, 9 Grant Avenue, i Susiiii liccketl Marie Vitkbsky, of this place; Mrs. She recently completed rcquire- > lludanish and Barbara Salaki. Jacques Manchec, 211 Luther engaged in the real r;UUe busi- lii'v. John E. Grimes will brein Juno 18 in Our Lady bf by the RKV. Stanley Levandoski ness He ls grnndmther; Mr. menl.s for secondaryj. school Avenue are the parents of a son' - mam«l ami has one ,IIK1 Rev. Frederick Rose Duarnte, Peace Church. Classes will be con- Sunday in Our Lady of Peace born in the Perth Amboy General'snn- He ls assodutcd with mnny d M S Durantc, Mrs. teaching certificates, m New Mib-deacon" Burikl' »n. J' i ducted daily from 9 A. M. to 1:30 Church. The sponsors were Mr. and LIONS SLATE SESSION Hospital. [Charitable and fi^tein.il opuuiizn- Jersey. ii'il.\ Trinity Cemetery, John Durante, fors. Andrew Ger- P. M. and free lunches will be Mrs. Steve Pado of Perth Amboy, FOHDS — The Lions Club of , tions, including the Elks. Ainei ican 'ut'an'i'.s were Stephen muk and children, John and Son- served. The school will cdnvene uncle and aunt of the child. A Finds will meet June 1L in thu SUN ARRIVES Legion, the 40 and 8, mid far manic dra of Matawin; Mr. and Mrs. John 'iinn Datnocl, Frank Sansillos1 Entertain until June 30, with nine sisters dinner followed at the Pado home. Scjiudinaviun drill, FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Daniel years was chairman of tin: finance I > Heinz, Peter Llto and compri§iriR the ^tff Chimes, 6 Judith Place are the committee of the Central District, • ltns;s. Marilyn of Keyport. On Daughter's Birthday All children who are to receive parents of a son born in the Perth Raritan Council 'Boy Scouts of their first holy communion and CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE Amboy General Hospital. America. j' FORDS — Mr, and Mrs. B. J. those who are to be confirmed in Boos-Sawicz Wedding Ceremony |i" Chili Makes Plans FORDS-Theodore G. Brich,i!e, Sanzillo, 70 Code Street Bave a the spring must attend these ses- lip to Thettre son of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore parly in honor of the second birth- sions. Transportation will be pro- Held in St. Stephen's Church Brichze, 48 Maxwell Avenue, will !d;iy of Ulel[. daughter, Marion, ,..«vide-d •fo- r with buse-- s •followin» »g •till* s Mis. Hr.tty Casko, »1 receive the degree M Bachelor or | Gucsls inciUded Joyce and Perry j route for picking up passengers: FORDS—The marriage of Miss Heftn Sawicz.lclauphter A.is hostess to mera- Law at the commencement e»-r-iKiir Mavion and Jeannette Do-| Keasbey, Keasbey Heights, Lib-, of Joseph Sawicz, 385 Market Street, Perth Amboy-, and the iniiii Club at the final cUes at Coniell University. Ithaqa rane' Gcra]d and Bicha,.d Cegel-: erty Street and New Brunswick I N. Y., Monflay. Twelve hundred . , / late Mary Sawicz, to Paul Boos, son of Mr. and Mis. Paul : iiir :,casoi< held in her sfc M[ a)ld Ml g Jules Avenue, Liberty: Street and King Boos, 25 Doiuglas Street, was solemnized Saturday after- i M'iv completed for a. seniors are dandldates for degrees. and Mrsl Stella Kijlg of Perth Atn- George Road, along First Avenue, 1 !'• in be held ^lune 14. boy. ' ;iara Barton School and Mac- noon in St. [Stephen's Church, Perth Amboy. The double- •••' ii won by rs| Sophie REPORTS FOR DUTY , Behnard WehrJe, Kathleen and Arthur Drive, ring ceremony was performed by tht pemor, Rev. Zenon •i: •- Stella Myslinskl and RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP-Sllanley Lesniowski. W| Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs, Geraldlne, Leon jipd Armand Home (fyid School Group Miss Dolores Sawlcz, Trenton,'| •— '-1—•^~f—--—~ "-*- I'ii'M'iit were Mrs. Baiv Prknk Miller, 3 Coolidgc Avenue, Kulpa, Edith and Denni^ Borowski, attended her sister as majd of The couple ateate oon a wedding trlnl , Mrs, Dorothy JorseJV has reported ffo r duty aboard the Dale Irillo, Nancy|! Bnggleri, Mrs, Holds Closing Session honor while. Miss Evelyn Boas, to New York City and will reside To aircraft carrier USS Leyte at Nor- Sophie Cegleski, M?. and Mrs. John HOPELAWN — The ' Hopelawn Fords, sister of th bridegroom; on return a), the Market Street ad- Becker, Mrs. Chaster.. Borowski, Home and School Association. IrSld Miss Grace Vai'^o, Keasbey, and |dress. For |olnjj. away, the bride Refinance Mrs. Loon Kplpa, Mrs. Charles its closing meeting for the 1950- Mrs, Gloria ^Sawicz, Nixon Park, .Wore a navy-blue and white eu- Wehrle, Jdi-a-,Cheatev Lewis, Mr. ere 61 season in the sr.hnnl. Plans were the bridft's'' sister-in-law, jf semble w|th' matohlns accessories i i i Hurt Mrs. jQsen£ iHtlo and Mrs. Your made to take the first aid course bridal attendants. and corsage Of WUtte ruses, PICK - UF - DELIVERY to be given by ftie HripeTawrTFU'e Jynea Vcrtessmrd-na be* m«n, Mortgage Company! A donation fas ovted while Edward Rosko and Steve iini to Kiddle Keep Well Camp. Karjfrazsin, all of Fords, an,d Ray- Cor the Call "" **' • Kurotvsky Daughter The attendance prize was won by rnond Sawicz, Nixon Park, the Bride V' Oodhridge 8-1735 ! ilhmtened$mduy rs,.. .Faunae QagllanQ'a ssconjj bride's brother, 'ushered. grade and the dark horse prlsse TtiC: ijrlde-was-ghren in marriage You've put so mucii ititu by her father. Her white :satlri or FOMQS — The. Infant daughter by Mis. Sophie Klusza, The birth- that house of yours—it's of Mr, and Mrs. Jtichkrd J. Kurow- days of Mrs. Eleanor Krebs, Mi;s. gown had round nackllne outlined Hi Amboy 4-7538 sky, :)2 Grant Avenue, was chris- Betty Mohary and Mrs. Marlnus with lact daises with rhinsslone meant so much to your' OWQWra, Ions; sleeves tnd full skirt tened JudiUV.fA«nt...JJuvowaJ(!v at etaeiiel wevo cekliiated. • family fyuatoafr-rdon-'t, ,, ., ceremonies conducted in pur Lady extepfji.lngtnto a train, Her nngertp of Peace Church, by flev. Stanley SON IS BORN veil fell from a coronet of seed risk losing It an.d don't Lcvandoski. Sponaoia were Mr. FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. William pearls and rhinestones smd'she-car- fail to keep it In apple*-1 • Jensen, 17 Louis Street are the ried a cascade' of white roses, mid Mrs. John OTJrlen of South pie order for lack of cash. Amboy, uncle and HWt of the i'n- parents of a son bom in the Perth atephanotis and bab^| breaeh. O Amboy General Hospital. fant, f • ' v-vv , • • NEW A0DEE8S ™ ~' Refinance your mortgage with a loan from us: easy A dinner ioUqupd 'at the par- PORD8—Edwav.d T. Cegelskl, to get, easy to pay back! PUN FINAL MEETING ents' home for the jgtymetllate (am. son of Mrs. 8ophle Cegelskl, 74 ily and sporiw?., * FOKDS — The final meutiuK of the season will be h'eW by the I'TjA Corig Street, is now serving with of Our L»4y of Peace SJchooJ 3une the Air Force and may be reached STORES SQUAD 14 in the church halt, '"*:- At the toliowjng addie&s: Edward The FORDS NATIONAL RANK The RARJTAN ~ I* T. Cegelski, A. F. 12375825,3654th The FrtwuUy Bank of Fords, New Jersey WOODBR10GE - FOttDS Kwritan Training Squadron, Flight 708, 533 Nnr Bruns Ladies'" AuitiUiry LISTS THEATRE PARTY . MUMNtiU ITKUISHAI. lIUhKKVB HVSTKM 11 Sampson, Air Force Base, Geneva, I Nut t« » HOPEUWN AT PINELLI'S HATS Township Safety ' No. 3 wjll FORDS — The Imin Club will W J, F.A, 4-33M6 MBMbEH FBP8HAI UKI-OSIT INhllUNCE CUKf. June 14 In. hold tt theatre party Juno H. ' H. V. • —•.Editorials;- "QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS1 Jersey Public Dissatisfie Government Price Contro Racing Army Tracks Serious Menace Efforts; Says Making "inre we doubt very seriously that time stringent steps promptly before a serious is a factor, we hope the police will make a accident occurs. Ends Meet Today strong effort to curb speeding on Green K we arc under some kind of military Street by army vehicles apparently en route compulsion to permit these behemoths of A Real Problem to the army motor park in Carteret. the road to use whatever routes they desire, By Kenneth Fink, Dlreetbr, day's survey, th,, ., prices Is felt m,; These trucks constantly travel at break- we wish someone would, point it out to us. The New Jersey Poll PRINCETON — A substantial in all levels of Mm, neck speed, and have very often been ob- If. further, we cannot control their speed majority of the New Jersey pub- Just about :i out sri'ved racing each other, In the first place, or impo.se ordinary safety precautions on lic is dissatisfied wtlh the job the every population , nred In today's sn. we 'arc fearful a ierious accident will be their drivers, then we would like to know aovefnment has done so far in keeping prices under control. about hew hard is ; caused if this recklessness isn't halted, and th£t toy. A good many children cross Green Those who Share this opinion make both rnd:, in the wcond we think*it is a frightful ex- Street, and now that vacations are at hand, outnumber by more than 2 to.,1 groups include n\<: this circumstance becomes more important (Hose who are satisfied with What occupations, city . ample when one agency of government is thr t>overnment has done to date comt levels. allowed to be so callous with respect to rules than ever. to control prices. This newspaper and regulations set up by another agency of Since Main Street has police supervision This, was the finding when New reports of the New . clusively in this ,n« I'M; most of the time, and Green Street has it- Jersey Poll staff reporters put the government. . following queston to an accurate (Copyright 1951 Speeding, except in an emergency, should very seldom except for an occasional 'foot cross-section of New Jersey resi- Remrch Service.i not be \olerated on any of .our streets. Reck- policeman or a crilising radio car, it might dents between May 10 and May 24. Leartitag From < be a good idea—if it is possible—to require i,ninv lessness should be dealt as strong a blow as "In general, would you say A' certain Brands -,| is possible, under any circumstances. We these army trucks to use" Main Street where the government Is doini? a satis- Victoria, when a fn ; fail to comprehend the reason these heavy they can be watched. The present practice factory or unsatisfactory job ford, had spent all .. is a menace, and unless it is curbed we are i» toeplng prices under con- afiee and, what is w: army trucks need to use a, light traffic trol?" pounds In debt. street, and there certainly is no adequate going to face a sorry*day. Then such con- Satisfactory «»% He appealed to hi-; excuse for the antics of their drivers. They trols as we can institute will be too late, the Unsatisfactory 6* mother, asking her [,,; damage will have been done—and that No Opinion !• on future remittanrr are totally out of control and it seems to us Worthy of particular mention set It. Instead, lie that our police department must take damage may be a life. is that men are even more dis- lengthy letter from satisfied with Kovernment price iady .containing control than are women, the f»m- nnwh, ""^h advlcr ily shoppers and household bud- in due course th< The Price of Progress net managers. replied to this. He \ PRICE CONTROL decided to heed i We know the whole community is hoping is so very sanctimonious in Bergen County, Men W*men grandmother had t Satisfactory 2S% 25% conservatism and tin fervently for the early and complete re- has found himself easily able to be indiffer- in fact, already hi'..; ent and carefree in MiddlesexCounty where ^tPf^^K Unsatisfactory 89 it covery of Motorcycle Officer Sasso who was No opinion 6 13 the original of he<- ;t. thrown from his machine and seriously in- truck-drivers have had the connivance of MAKING END8 MEET GET- lector for twenty-fl\> jured on the Port Reading road Sunday. It the State of New Jersey in thwarting over- TING HARDER AND HARDER The powerful effect of the high NAVAL AIR CADKTs is always sad when a public employe is hurt loading regulations. Mr. Parsons simply prices of recent months on the The Navy has ami in the line of duty, and this is particularly ignores this situation. rank and file of New Jersey fami- nayal .air cadets, SV;J;I lies can be seen from the results flight tratning for am so ip this case because it appears that Roads used by trucks hauling fill would, of the latest ot a series of state- sept misconduct, no :•! negligence was a factor in the mishap. of course, be damaged—whether or not the wide surveys conducted at regu- allowed to ask for di>,-; is apparent that Sasso's motorcycle trucks were loaded legally. Still, we cannot lar intervals by the New Jersey the service. They will It Pull. either to ask for trim stru :k one of the deep holes caused by the see why some effort shouljj^fot be made to An overwhelming majority of v-6 program and bv new highway construction. While it is true repair the damage so that traffic could Under the Capitol Dome the people interviewed in this sur- active duty or will b.- vey, 75%—3 our of every 4—say resniist immediately ; he is not an experienced rider, it is also move with more or less freedom from they are having a harder time or Marine Corps, true* t n traffic passing over the Port hazard caused by deep ruts and holes. There By J. Joseph Gribblos making ends meet today than na a True! they did three months ago. Rea ling road has been endangered because evidently ha§ been no thought given to the If you think tli.it y TRENTON—Twelve thousand 119th Weather Station. AH other recently poured the water from Highlights of today's findings shot, always rempmii of t ie desperate attitude which has char- danger thus created, and it is a marvel that New Jersey National Guardsmen units of the air naLional guard jugs sent by each State of the is the fact that since the spring can be flred.—Rncln- ade -ized the whole construction project. Mr. Sasso is the first serious victim of the are scheduled to. receive .their are now in Federal service and union and territories. The jugs of 1950—over a period of some 14 Union! ' *•• Safe ty and minimum consideration for life oversight. field training at Pine Camp, New are training at Turner Airforce of water were poured simultane- months—the number of people York, and Camp Edwards, Mas- Base in Georgia. ously into the stream, not only reporting difficulty making ends and property, have been the least concern Get the highway built at all costs! This sachusetts, this summer with ac- as a symbol of the contribution meet has increased steadily. of a tual war elouds floating on the LITTLE WHITE HOUSE—The of the entire nation to the build- Today the number who say seems to be the motttfiif^ate authorities. Little White House, former sum- horison. > ing of the project, but to remind they are hatving trouble balanc- 1 W e like fine roads as well as the next fel- We hardly think it will seem quite as mer home of New Jersey's Gov- Mnrch M, IK In fact, there are unconfirmed people everywhere of the contri- ing their budgets is nearly double low, but we don't like to see them built dramatic or important to them, though, ernors fit Sea Girt, is being bution of the project to the what it was in April, 1950. rumors around the State House ruined by neglect. that the 50th Armored Divisjon wealth of the nation. • A good idea of the increasing The l,fi\ilir-.luiiniiil i IMIi whe i their completion according to sched- when they consider Officer Sasso's painful Mi which comprises the greatest In 1906, it was the New Jersey Many New Jersey residents difficulty New Jersey families Tiie wuudkridttr I.«.I ule omes ahead of all other considerations. injuries—and the potential clanger to all State Building at the Louisiana number of New Jersey residents, who have moved to the State of have been having with high prices Inrlln Joiinuil Thi; is certainly the case in Woodbridge travelers which their blind ambition has wijl be activated in July. Purchase Exposition held at St. Washington for their health or since Aphll, 1950, can be seen Louis and was removed to the business reasons must have ex- from the answers given to the the Towjnship. Attorney General Parsons, who created. New Jersey's armed forces are State Camp Grounds at Sea Girt following question over the past " scheduled to take two weeks of perience-el that lump-in-the- K. to become one of the State's most 14 months, training on two different periods throat fpeling when they saw historic structures.. For many "Compared with three months Vlc-U-I'lVsllll-llt ,M. ! ' during the summer months, if Delaware River water being l.llry K, Cn-K'.! '•. - • years, the Little White House was ago, are you finding it harder, plans are not interrupted by poured over the dam. Sul>Nrrl[Ulilll I". I [ • - - - the scene of colorful official gath- easier, or about the same to ''hklliij; p{)Ht;li;-f. <•:a orders from Washington. The erings, especially during the three CROPS—Because of high prices Opinions of Others first units will train at Pine make both ends meet?" terms of former Governor A. and scarcities, there is a great Today Jan. July Apr, I hllllcH I), lirpui Camp from July 21 to August 5. Harry Moore. IMItiir nml I'MM These include the 114th Infantry rush on to process New Jersey's 1950 1950 HT THAT GUIDES MR. TRUMAN'S SECRET qver, far from the truth. As a Regiment, with 1,200 men; 102nd It was during the term of Gov- 1951 crops, the. State Department Harder 75% 64^ 45% 40% AX I.MH'Jl'KNDHVr \l practical matter we may admit a world dominated in so Mr. Truman was in such a Armed Cavalry Regiment, with ernor Charles Edison a State of Agriculture reports. About the Sis nnmtlis. $1 ' ' ! that we should have stopped li.'i i-tMUR. Slim'lr • ••;•! ma areas by the faithless and pleasant mood at his press con- 700 men: 372nd AnU-aircraft Senate Investigating Committee Forty-two New Jersey process- same 22 31 50 52 much shorter of the Yalu River IM'lilM. All p.H.h'l' ' the B-odless, it is heartening to ference on Thursday that it was group, with 600 men; 254th Anti- probed the high cost of food at ins plants will operate thvs sea- Easier 3 5 5 8 liy i-aiTli-r ih-\:\ • hes ' that faith still can play a hard for reporters and commen- line than we did, But we had no aircraft group, with 400 men; the the Little White House and since son to process the regular crops. Noteworthy, too, is that in to- rol; in crucial events,- tators to tell what he was being intention pi invading China, nor An additional 26 plants packing tf. W bustiM&tAeq •*&'<& patttt- pj ft®# smttim.ty, ITWK , We want nothing out of Korea sairce:~«^ams;Sncl jellies, n/fll 'cai figures at latt have giv«jn he 'feeding, happy because, • for the 161st IIP battalion, and the —or China, yte are,there solely, be ij^opei'&tiqn to dUpose ol at ? PROF. WHIZ? pul lie evidence of. their reliance him, school was Komi; to let out 156th Ti^Bport' Truck battalion. the hot sutnttjer to stop the aggrpwion' c/ a Rus- least some of New Jersey-grawn up< n religious faith in their ap- at noon on Jan. 20,1953? Or was The 50th Armored '• Division, State military authorities wha It's a^ort of INDIAN' v\l >« sian satellite and thus Jielp main- crops." „ *• • pro ich to e-ich trying day. his heaj'V full ot joy because he comprising 7,500 me,n, and the are in charge of the beautiful tain world peace. You, of all peo- made of dried vtniviu.inuiw had decided to malte another run structure report the walls and ' Increased consumer buying,and |lJlll!; typicaf example is federal 157th Field Artillery Battalion, fats ... and t'ic fruit* "> in, 1952 and take up for fouiV' ple, should understand, appreci- furniture in the building are be- government purchases have re- Jui ge Harold Medina, who pre- with 300 men, as well as the f ul ll ri J ate and cooperate with our desire duced the carry over of stocks your home iideqiwti'l* ' '' ' sid d at the trial which saw the more years—if the voters wished Selective Service Section, Head- ins ruined by the dampness of to prdterf'you from aggression held by packers and distributors r h cot .piracy conviction ol 11 top —the frightful burdens of the quarters and Headquarters De- the shore resort, There is no heat by insurance again; t 'i' ' of Japan that got us into the sec- particularly of tomatoes, tomato V.i Communists. Medina said Presidency? Tnerg is something tachment, New Jersey National in the building at any time and foundation Tor aiiutlirr I'""!' ond world war. We are in Korea juice and asparagus which rep- the other day that he sought to be said for the first theory, Guard, are scheduled to. train at when rainy weather prevails the li' you have any ir..ur;in -i- \<"*- for the same general purpose, and resent a substantial proportion stmuuh in prayer during that also sonifthlnj; for the second. Pine Camp from August 7 to moisture runs down the walls nothing else, and we are risking a of tile total New Jersey pack. lems, we are qiialilint nil mil loi grueling ordeal. Anyhow, Mr, Truman was having September 2. onto the furniture. A part-time his Joke with the reporters and third world war because of it. Last year processors purchased be glad to advise vein The 308th Anti-aircraft gun caretaker tries to teep it in con- I sot weaker and weaker with the public. He wouldn't tell. the crops grown on 56,000 acres, We do not want to kill you. We battalion, comprising 200 men, dition but the wet weather, .es- 1 souiiht strength from the placing New Jersey ninth in The Twenty-second Amend- want to help you. We want peace will train -at Camp Edwards, pecially during the spring months, on source that never fails," lift acreage. This means that the ment would not prevent Mr. Tru- and prosperity and frfeedftm for Massachusetts, from September 7 has done great harm to the sa ljiim fr£jn running for any num- all people, mid escecially for you. building, ili is claimed. processors provided a market for en of little faitlvin the Krem* ber of additional terms. He is our old friends. Tentative dates for Governor's the Crops product on about 4a lit please note.—Post Press (El historic in that respect, put in WATER—A gallon of water out of every 100! acres planted to to ra, Cal.) You will say that we cannot Day at Piie Camp have been set some quadrennial year there be your friends becauseAmerlcans for either August 24 and 25 or from [the historic Delaware River vegetables in New Jersey. IT OULI) ONLY would come the fateful Jan. 20. together with other westerners August 29 and 30. has been poured over the Grand Cumberland County retains its More important, the approach of H PEN HERE have loiiy acted with insufferable Air units of the New Jersey Coulee Dam into the million-acre lead with fourteen packing plants that date would—and will—wit- arrogance and greed toward Chi- Columbia Basin irrigation proj- operating tjiis year. Atlantic MTC but in a country like National Guard which have re- ness a progressive diminution of nese In China whereas the Rus- ect in the State of Washington (Continued on Pa/ Federal as New Jersey's expression of best Be: ;ral have come home to a ence. A man who is not going to mit, part of the truth; we should service, will train at'McGuirei vjishes and good luck. tu: ultuous welcome and with be President alter Jin. 20, 1953, be ashamed of it, and a lot ol us Field, Port nix, fronMuly 28 to" The queen of the Washington fu, freedom to speak his mind? cannot malce binding political are. ... * August 11. These include the State Apple Blossom Festival and W but in a land like this promises effective after that date. Another and most important U9th Fighter Squadron and the fifty of her beautiful princesses CO tile people have expressed He may be, and every humane part of the truth is the vast feel- fei .essly and without restraint person hopes he will be, physical- ing of good will which has always th alh'ition and enthusiasm ly vigorous for many years there- existed for you in America. But fo one definitely a: ouU with after but politically he will be a good will is too cold a wort} for it. th nation's top administrators? dead duck. GLAMOR GIRLS Admiration, understanding al- magnificent a$ were the Almost any man in this posi- fcctlon describe it better. . . . de ojLstrations in hiq honor they tion will leave the question open Ironically enough under the w secondary to tie fact that as long as he conveniently can. present circumstances, we feel a th could be held. AB impressive Mr. Truman is not having too deep kinship with you in our mu- as 'us liis speech before the joint easy a time with members of his tual hatred of war and ingrained sis; on of Congress it was less im- own party m Congress. He gets •suspicion of those who make It aut than thf fnot that he some not boo eager support from their life work. . .. CO d give it. members who would not wish to You should be with us, not, op- MaeArthw tain his bad-pyimit J»* r**u> ~'tei led a dangerous man to the did succeed in succeeding him- aggression, because both Of US A llustration, for the issue on self. It is natural for him to try will need all the help against ag- .-to hang on to that support. Un- CongratuyionfWi&es! w h he has forced a showdown a gressipn we can get before the ai •sertaiuto la a weaim. U is J?°. indeed, the ms he h98 . BfiMM. UUQU&tL. -., |ted by President Truman as appeared on Thursday, a lot of May your future.bring a full measure of hui>!" fun.—New York Times. i Let us be friends. We have be lueidiny factors in tlie 1952 1 everything to lose »nd nothing ness and success in all your endeavors. 4f>i iwi'Hulbu lie wuuW np'ir have - We muut not be . We JWl Ui,laat> Ijy aw fiOjJJBct, M- _„, », cbuiit t.p tifj. % side M. to. cultivate, Often your saving (he s.tory. In myre than a few f io conflicg ers of ililsMihwinshiy j«ia JSBU COL itries, in tact, those who dis- neither of our countries Iras rea- out to abet Communiit aggres- ple se ilie powers that bo have son to fear the other; neither has sion and to be slaughtered use- a 1: kbit of dying from sudden ill- jtoythiuB tlie other wants to take. lessly and sensele&jly by the hun- 1 / nes , General MacArtlaii has no From the very beginning of the dred thousand. We both love oic jjioli to worry about his United States there has existed peace. Why should you fluht on hei .th— certainly not for politi- a bond of friendship between our the side ol y/bur old ene^n^ who es reasons. two counties that is unique in/; have broken trie peace and this instance we fli;e re- the history of. inj^raationul rela- ag&inat your long-time friends Si iked how ably and endurtagiy. tions, who are trying to keep it?— 1 1 M •m "P«*a*»8 rathew fcwttv- % • ••Wty then are we killinB one Greenboro, f/i Rirthiluy at Party Jeanette Pipik is Toia FOtlDS-Thn first annivcrwy idiristened Here FORDS- Gernldinp Orrsh. Is Church Bride dinftor of the Mothers' (;in!> (,f (tati«htcr of Mr. nnrt Mrs. Prank Buy Scout Ttoop No. Pi!!, apon ,l Mrs- ll"hert IIAUITAN TOWNSHIP K,-v. UiTsh. Jr., 51 Douxlas Street, was The St. Michael'* nl non.'il by Our Un A. drew Supko, Mary Lou Oresh, Anmi l'i|iiV, HO Aylin Street, Me- 1 ,,i Mr. iiii'l Mrs. Charles Kumburn , |in>siil«Mit; Mit< I nI.:• i ;. IDlli Anilii'V A\ •i;i' •, liii-, (i.*orjt!nnna Isllslo. Raymond Es- I'lc'cn, to Stephen Zupko, Jr., (ton . ,. ;M-,!I CllCstlllll Iijriin Hlamhunl, viri' pr^iiilctii, pl.irtv a! thl t-.lriuni; r riinoiii'- lok. PaUlcln Melton. Patricia 81- if Mr. iiml Mrs. Stephen Zupko,"M.'l' i Mrs. .limepli I.nsko, secretary; Mrs In LI in Thomas Street, Perth'.: it) .,„,!> |>lnce in t-lie Fritnk Hulirzky, treaiuror, mid I'ni'il-. S|nin"Miiv wi re Mi-- linlnrvs i Jr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Qresh. Sr., Amlmy. The iloublr-ring ceremony, r ','„ I'hiuvli, New Mrs.. Rloriun Kukatt, chairman of ru:.t.'i:il( i'f t'uriU tun! Michael Mr.nnd Mrs. James Datdn and «'».i prrfurmvil by- the pastor, the * the affnlr. 1 ukiii'si nf 1','a.il Iti'iin-vuck. , Iteinmiil Ul 6 isnns. JaJnes and Robert, Mrs. Rosi* Uev. Juliils Wciytovich. .''•' Corsages were prespnU'd lo the A dinner fnlliiWi-il al Ihr iimc 'sadrrwskl and daiiRhter. Dorl*!. Mis-< Mililreil Heick served Mi.•, „, iiip Ihrounh members liy Mrs. Knmlwri;. Oth i (if tin' '-v:uul|i:irriit>, Mr, ;nv Mra ! Mr. and Mrs. Andnw Zsnmbp, Mr. nuiiil of honor and brlitcxtnaids ,-,.n|ile will re eiH nttotnlihK were: Mrs. .lohn /I'liuiU hi-ili-rak i-r t In- \mlil,...»" :aml Mrs, Loilis Oresh, Miss Jeniuin f»re the MUMCS Mililred Pipik, (/Hftbtii, Mrs. (i^orye liliinchnnl, \\ • nm> il'Mir?-. -(liie.-.l... \wr Mr. jbresh, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sup- ist.-r of the bride, Anna. Uhrin,'.i Mrs. William Hum finch, Mrs. Wil- Mrs. Wiilimn |.iikae.-> iiml I Wo, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John mill Mmiun S7.iho, rouging of 'he.. liam Kiivacx, Mvs. John Whiff, liiihrrt, Wiiliii'ii, lin jirt'l l''rt'nk;.|Oresli *11;i.tr•. anil Joniphine Kuniuwlct. •• M;' I M,--. I;« •|,,.,. fur Wi^iien Mrs. John Kulinan, Mrs. ('heslcr Lnl-ao-, Mt.'t '•' K«VRM,'"Perth Amboy,'I' L lUil Ml:'. .ln:i']lll 1 , jn, Mh-ni, 0. Pri'ilimir", Mis. John Oulya, Mi":. 1- 3U' ^ Jllld S1HI ' iH In^t man and ushers;,) ,.|,.riii nf World George Onlyii, Mrii. t'otor 'I'cri'. I /,i>l!iHi iii-d Steve Svhennnan-ReU Hitto wert ririuH Sahine, Jumep Stulclw, < ,1, liush, Mrs. John Horkt'N Mini Mrw. I l.ukiu-:- and iim;, ^'iclini-1 ,lr, mul IVrth Amboy, Walter WirtU, Utt-'«",? I Uii-liiiiil; Ain'.u~t l.ni-k nnd .lautlt- Held in hpliri Church ;iil,l i, iiK'inciiitpil loseph Citsky. lin, and' Ji'use BoKler, B<»und .' l |h iiil.l Tiil)iine. her, (ii'iiililiiif; Mr, and Mrs. Sieve 1 IIrook. ' ;'• a Opit/ and nn|, Sieve. It'AHITAK TOWNSHU Miw COMMUNION BREAKFAST I. RITAMAI, RONALD V. LO7AK RAVMONU A. I'ETEKSON HELEN Mr. and Mrs; Jose|ih MilU'V un.il IWothy M. Bi'll, iliiuu'lilcr-jif Mi', The newiywenx art' on ft tour of, , iiinl Mr*. Kob«rt K,. Hell, :(!t'lU'i\rj .Ne^v- l-'.imlunii ami Canada ami T-.I ic i'TA (,f Our |,:,i|y Avenue, received a douree or Bachelor of children, Rose Marie alnl ,fiise|>li of I'oacc School will serve ;i cuin- TRENTON — Three Woodbrldice residents were Stroet, bwamr the hriili' iff ('liurlcu upon return will reside at thai,- iirch picnir will In Cnmrnircc from the Division of Accountancy, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.Clayt-nn Miller I ;,,lv (if IVare. !lHinii),n hrrnkfiiHt to the urmluat- Among those who received deurees at fhc annual Srlii'urmun, son b( Mr. Anil Mrs. Aylin Street ailiLre^B. and Helen ,1. RcUmal, 180 Clinton Street, was and sun, Clayton; Frances his •I ill« diws following the II ji.m. niuss. nummciicement exercises at Rider Colloce. A de- tcrak, John O|»it.7,, Mr. ami Mrs, Jnhnimes Schrurtniui, '3:1 1'iirk Mrs. '/upko is a graduate of ;vw:»rdcjl a dfRree ht Bachelor of Science in Com- Avenue, Avenvl, in th« I'n'sliytftr- «ifp nf Bachelor of Science in Education went lo Jn-enli I'snv.alka nnd children, Metuchcii Hip;h School and wan merce from the Division of Business Adminis- i;in Church, Isrlin. Tho ceremony employed at the Metuchen Phafni Raymond A. Peterson: Ronald V* Lozak, 10 Moore tration. I'Yiinecs, Sylvia and Wiilimn; Mr. FORDS. HOPELAWH art KEASBET and Mi:». Zoltuti Schwiner and -.nn, was performed by the Hrv. Henry nuicy. Her husband wim graduate Zoltan Jr., and Mr: nwJ Mrs. .Inhii M. HaL*r*n, ed f^jn Terth Amboy Hlfrh School' Matusekz are Hosts Ka7.mil', all (if Fords. i The briil* was Riven in marriage iihil is employed at Ihe I.incolli-, VW I)nil Appoints Pastor Leads Discussion 1 Mercury plant of the Ford Motor Mr. and Mr:-. I '. A. Ka/u ,,f, hy her fnthcr. Mrs. I.oi.s C. Fink, ICALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Al Christening fi Company, Mctuchtn. L ti.r insertions In thl* calendar, call Mrs,. Andrew Card Party Chairman At Missionary Meeting CartiTet; Mr. and Mrs. I! ,\, | sister of the bride, wan matron of HI (ir.uiL Avenue, Woodfcritlge 8-1710 or Perth Amboy FORDS—-The infant son of Mr. I'almeri, Miss A. 11. 1'nlineri and honor. John Sdipurniun of ^venel FORDS—Rev. Arthur KreyliitK .„ !,,i'v miun on Tuesday of each week. FORDS—Mrs. Rose Bartonek and Mrs. Francis Matus^k, :tii ltcnjamin I'ulmeri of Metuchen. was hia brother's best man. I'-sh- STORK PAYS VISIT was appointed general chairman led the topic discussion at the Clum Avenue, wits cttfistenrd, ers were Mitchell KrovR of Menlo HOl'Kl.AWN — Mr. and Mn. Francis, by Rev. Stanley J. l.evitn- WFXCOME DAUGHTER JUNE of a card party planned for June 19 mt'etiriK of thn Priscillu Mission- Park ami A mold Jwisen of Avenpl' Kranois Strock, 24 Kmmet Ave- donki lit ciireroonics held in Our FOItns Mr. nnd Mrs. IVtcr ary, Circle of Our Rftik't'incr Kvan- The bride is a (rjniltiate of " nue, lire the pparnnU of a son born . ,1 i,allies' Aid Society of Our Redeemer Evangelical t a meeting of the Ladies' Auxili- Lady of Peace Church. Sponsors McMnhon, HI (iordon Avenue, arc tuchen llit;h Schoul nnd in t'W- in the i'erth Amlioy General ..in rhurdi. ~ r ary of the Fords Memorial Pos^j U'eliciil Lutheran Church held in were Michael Tri'llu of Mntawiiu the parents of a ilimnhter burn in ployed hy Mcrrk and Company, :•;, ui by Boy Scout Troop No. 54 In hall of Our Hospital. 6090, VPW, held in the post head- the church hull. The subjoct was •and Mrs. Eleanor Rfdivy c.f town. the 1'i'ith Amlioy (ieneral Iliwpilal. Utihway. Her husband, ^ veteran .. ,1 ; in; r KwiniH'lk'iil Lutheran Church. quarters. . "The Church In Thy Home." A dinner party followed for tin of the U. S. Army, attended Wiiml- TO HOLD MEETING JI.HIV to New York by the Keasbey Omen's Demo- immediate families nt the hoim> nf THEATRE PARTY liriilee Hiyh Hchoul Hint if em- Mrs. Bartonek appointed the Plans will In' made at the next FUKUS The postponed meet-.' i "nib. the nmmlpareutK, Me. nnd Mrs. KKASHF.Y The Kenshe\ Wmn ployed liy the Tuliarrii Miu'hilie following chairmen: Mrs. Anna mei'thiu, July 'I, to attend the Nu- iiiK of the Mothers' Club of Boy ,i.iiii- of Our lady of Peaw Church. Joseph Kusinak of the Chun Avc en's Denlucratic I'ltlh will liolil a Supply Ciimptiny of Linden. Scout Troop No. 51 will he jieM Levandoskl, social; Mrs. Margaret tiomil Convfhlion of the Lutheran (,i IMII.LS Iilons Club In Scandinavian Grill. nue adcSress. Mrs, MaUisek is the theatre parly lo New York, to- The couple are on ;> wedding .him1 \\\ at the home of Mrs: Homscak, kftchen; Uvs. Helen Ur- WomeiiV MimiiMiary i«aKiie to be i n breakfast by the PTA of Our Lady of Peace 'ormer Marie Kuiunnk. morrow. trip to New KniiliuM and Cnnndu. (ieot'tre Ktivnk, !>H Hqrnsby Avenue. i ii A. M., for the graduating class, ban, prizes, and Mrs. Mary Kmlec, held iii the Hotel Commodore, i i.i liy Hopelawn Clover Qlrl Scout Troop No. 17. tickets. New York. •\T • i.uliivs Auxiliary of Unit 163, American Legion, at The dark horse Prize was won Mrs. Howard Adams presided FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! \i in post rooms. by Mrs. Dorothy Farrlngton. and the hostesses were: Mrs. Nich- n! Mothers' Club of Boy Scout Troop No. 51, home olas Boelhower, Mrs. Anders Jen- i;i ni••;<• Kovnk, 99 Hornsby Avenue. Farm prices decline In April for sen, Mrs. James Rennir, and Mrs. ;,.niy by Imln Club. second month in row, Herman Watty. ::,.••: ins; of'the PTA of Our Lady of Peace School. ,il Indies' Auxiliary of Rarltau Township SufeLy No :t in tho flrehouse. iii Y.mkre Stadium by Holy Name Society of Our . ..t I'i'itee Church. GEORGE WASHINGTON Hurry to LEON'S Big mis nue by Hilltop Women's Club. iv paity by Rfasbey Women's Democratic Club. Chopped Down the Cherry Tree ,;i ii.uiil annex 'of Our Lady of Peacp Church, spon- !j\ Motiit is' Club of Boy Scout Trqpp No. 53. . .,i I'unls Women's Democratic Club with tricky tray GEORGE LUCAS :,,,i••- by LmrreV Auxiliary of Fords Memorial Post %. - ;i W. held in post headquarters. Chops the Prices on Used Cars , Mini nf ((Hirers of Fords Lions Club at Oak Hills ! M lurhi'll. 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Lois Hallet, 15, ran In to find her 'Conlhiiird from Editorial I'nge) In set RS host to the Democratic by Security ;-|,, be a free inquiry. Mad the two its favor, it has become puny and Tlii; Warren County Board of .^'Republican Natlonnl Conven- man will die In a traffic accident invalid 80-year-nld Rrcat aunt, • mind of mnn " Wo used to honor poratlon, w ,, Communist npeakei<; been al- weak. AKi-irultiire has requested State ! (|on nMtt yrar, They aro: Chicago, about the middle of December, Alice Sylvester, trapped *>y flames ;l him fnr it, Now wr oursrves. in lowed to have their say, they More than 200 years BKO the authoritieiti s t o hhav e ththe "ari; pnl,9(If,]phjai Dptr0|t, Miami. Flu.. 1951. accordlnn to the National from an exploded oil heater. The Purpose Rusi,,, HIP mime of anti-communism, would hardly have mnoc a dent British poUnB, The Democrats safety. She suffered facial and tyranny. That Is why commun- p over Mareli a year a«o, Deaths thowKhtles.sne.s-s ol niizons who not be conquered by force. But Knowles Institute for Town and wlll hand burns. and ynsterdiu ,i, ism has bouiin to rontittcr us. wlll mcet ,a(p this monlh to makc OUKIU to have known belter, they it can be betrayed from within Country Ministers is scheduled to I tncir for the first three months of this office machiiu,. All ihis is brought to mind by triumph. All around the world by those who no longer under- open at RutRers University on i year totaled 7,900, a ten per cent. exposition :,|n,n', uluit hns happened this week in Communist pinp;u'niul:i run stand it Hartford Courant. June 11. , , , New Jersey farmers! increase over the same period of F.B.I. ready to seize 14,000 Reds tlotial omee \, Middletown, There is scheduled thunder forth that, communism In a war with Russia. elation. '"Tit collected about $911,000 throiwh | Russia's "squeeze-plny" on mnn- 1950. Ml Wcslnyan University, for to- is so powerful, that communism participBtion In the United States: Rftnese for^ U. 8. hns fulled morrow evening and Friday, an has so dynamic an appeal to the Capitol Dome Department of Agriculture con-1 ' undcrcriuluate parley on current American people, that tlie au- sen'ation programs dUrinR 1950. WE TRAVBL ANYWHERE events. This year the subject Is (Continued from Editorial Page) thorities had to muzzle Its County is second with ten plants, communism. Two real Commun- spokesmen In a debate with CAPITOL CAPERS—Proof that | i.sls were invited U) speak: Henry spokesmen for democracy. five are located in Gloucester President Truman does not al- Electric Sewer Service >' Winston. organizational sccre- County, four In MOnmouth ways have his dander up is held 1 That shows how far we have 1.11 y of the party in this country, County, and three each in Mercer by the National Democratic Chib for mid John Gates, 'editor of the come from our crratiicss. We and Cnmclen. The remainder ar> have turned our barks on the of New Jersey in the form of a Residence or Industry D.iily Worker. in BuriiniUoh, Salem and Warren letter frorri the President express- heroes of libcriy. Who tmlay hon- counties. Tliis was no ftttempL-to put ors that famous Quotation, el1-. ing satisfaction with the 1951 NO SKWER TOO LARGE FOR OUR communism over on undcrKrad- State Democratic platform, . , , I.ATKST MODEL MACHINES rorieously ascribed ti> Voltaire. BOOM-A Breiit industrial uates. There will be other »peak- that nevertheless is the perfect Bnnford BIUPK, Stole Institutions 1 boom for New J*Vy is predicted ci.-i. Hi-en T. C. Kirkpahkk. man- expression of what we u'cd to Commissioner, who holds 0 rpc- iii'.mi: editor of the antl-Com- believe: "I disapprove of what by Governor Alfred E. Drlscoll ord for committee chairmanships, mnnitt'Counterattack, is commit. you say, but I •will defend to the in the nexj, ten years because-of is now the State Director of Tlii,s was to be a' free and fair death your rlfihf^j .say it ". . . its pbrxl «ORraphlca.l location, Welfare Services for the Division imposition, in the highest Intel- We seem to luivc/oi'iottrn what. txcellein. rail service, fine State of Defense. lectual tradition, of nil points of hlKiiways and the fact that jt is Oliver Wendell Holmes of the SEWF.R view. But, some rabble-rousing Supreme Court said, that we located in the eastern market. MUI/riHl'ED DEAI, New York commentator Rot'oflj must allow freedom "even for the The new United States SteeL DUBOIS, Pa—Recently, Roland ;i blast in favor of suppression. thought we hate.". . . and Mary White sold their proper- * REWEK CLEANER We Are Equipped for Sewer S MiddJetown's telephones started Company plant across the Dela- \ynl ty to John and Nancy Gray. For imium:. So the undergraduates What are we suddenly afraid ware River from Trenton is ex- Plumbing—Oil Burners—Radiant Heating for Homes, Industries, Muni(.ip;itiu,. in iharce of fflg parley—without of? H«8 »ur way of life become pected to bring prosperity to the witnesses to the deed, they had s fjculty or administration pre-s- so inadequate to today's needs cut ire Delaware Valley. Many' Joftn^TireFn, William Brown and P InstaHntimis •' MII-I\ be it said to Wesleyan's 'that It cannot live, unless the smaller manufacturing • plants, Charles Black. Water Mains Cleaned SEWEB credit, called off the invitation! censors and the thouv.lH-poliee the natural off-shoot of such a to the Communists. The acting j beat down its rivals? We ought to laree steel manufacturing Center, POUO nuyor of Middletown so far for- j read apain the Declaration ol In- will locate in New Jersey, as well The Public Health Service an- RAHWAY HEATING CONTRACTOR ; ,jl the history of his country as' dspendence, with its statement as rival steel companies desirous nounces that 1,212 cases of polio S. D'ADDAIIIO, Proprietor lo jump in with the remark that that whenever Kovernment de- of bcinii located in the- cast. had -been reported during the first no Communist will be allpwed to stroys liberty, "it is the right of Construction of the New Jersey eleven weeks of 1951. compared RAHWAY 7-4393 RAHWAY, NEW JERSEY :,pealr in Middletown, as long as the people to alter or abolish it." Tmnptkt which will be completed with 1,131 during the correspond- 1695 ESSEX STREET lie IKI.S any say. We oujfht to read awiin Con- next November is also expected ing period last year. necticut's own constitution, to attract truck transportation Let u.s br clear. Communism is which says in its beyinnins that a (limner to all the world, includ- interests to New Jersey which 1 "Every citizen may freely speak will utilize the toll hiphwny for ing this country. We can set from . . . his sentiments on all sub- the current trial of the atomic quick deliveries to southern and jects, being responsible for the western points when the road- BUSINESS DIRECTORY .scientists, as well as from the abuse of that liberty." Hiss and Coplon cases here and way is hooked up with similar toll those other ones in Canada and Freedom is the most powerful highways to the west and south Britain, that the threat of com- force on earth. It is powerful be- and north. Key Shops • |•Plumbing and Heating< mimi.'.m is no fantasy. But how cause under it the people cling Bar and Grill • • Dance Studios • • _Service Stations! can freedom defend itself? By to their government, to all they JERSEY JIGSAW—New Jersey lirclv takinii to itself the most have and believe in, from a fierce schools will have an increased ALBRECHTS vicious practice of communism, inner conviction, freely arrived enrollment of 45.000 pupils next Mildred's Hut BRAY Charles Van Uolohan Until September, Laurence B. Johnson, BAR AND GRILL KEY SHOP (i/\l;\(,|; secretary of the State Educa- 124 WASHINGTON AVE. Plumbing - Heating tional pianninn Commission, pre- Southern Fried Chicken DANCE STUDIO CARTERET 1-7163 Telephone?: Standard 1 -,i i>M)l dicts. . . . Greystonc Park State Hoi DORS Open All Summer •. CLASSIFIED Hand & I'ower Lawn Mowers Woodbridge 8-0594 or 8 3036 I'IMII: Hospitnl has instituted a new Hamburgers t» CHARLES STREET Hot Sausage Sharpened & Repaired. WO0DBK1DGE PUBLISHING COMPANY police security system supervised Cartetct 1-6464 621 LINDEN AVENUE Woodbrtdgc S-iiiini in by the State Police. ... a nation- French Fries Bicycles—Sales & Service 18 Green SI -et, WoodUridge, N. J. Parts for All Makes. Woodbridfift, N. J. Cor. Amlmv \uni wide.seiu'ch is still on for a presi- Richardson Root Beer ENROLL NOW l'ublishcrs of Soft Shell Crabs Washing Machines Repaired ScCllllll vlircl dent of Rutgers University, the All Makcv—Parts for Sale. WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDI CADER State University of New Jersev. 837 WoodbridKC-Carterct Road TAP • ACROBATICS FircstDiie Tin- mil T«J Locksmith—Keys Cut For Quick, Reliable Wu(»ihii(l::i- N. j CARTER)' r PRESS-' . . . Complaints that "Jim Crow" Port Reading, New Jersey TOE • BALLET Whilp Ypu Wait. UAU1TAN TOWNSIil -FOR1. ACON policies still exist in some school Classes Limited to 6 Pupils PLUMBING districts and in the New Jersey Lessons 50c and up. National Guard are being inves- Laundry and I -Taxi THREE NEW- Building Contractors • HEATING 13c per line tigated by Governor Drlscoll. . . . 1 Time .., 15c per line Simplification of the unemploy- Electricians 2 Times 14c per line -1 i ... 12c per line FOR THE WHITEST, SWEETEST, SERVICE WOODBHllM.I 1M|| ment and disability insurance ARCHITECTURAL PLAN Call Wo. 8-0932-W CVEARLY CONTRACT benefit formulae is the aim of SERVICE CLEANEST, BRIGHTEST WASH ~" EXPERT REPAIR WORK 300 lines—three papers—lie per urn1. Tor the liewly-oi-Ranizod State Em- IN TOWN—BRING YOUR LAUN- CALL i (Minimum space charged—5 lmo;>.) ployment Security Council. . . . Your building plans drawn, Competent Change of copy allowed monthly, BettinR at Garden State Park ready for blueprints. Electrical DRY TO Car^Poznamhy TAXI Homes, Stores, Modernization Work 25 letters to a line—five words. kpar Camden hit record propor- 101 SHAROT ST., CARTERET tions this year.. .. Brown-haired, WRITE in Yoni- Home Launderette 8-O200 ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING blue-eyed Elsie N. Holding, 18, PLAN SERVICE or Business Tel. CA 1-6615 payable in advance. Exceptions are made for established accounts only. of CedarviUc. is the New Jersey 232 Walnut Street 110" MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE Irregular insertions will be charged for. at the one-tirtie vafy\. .Vr«ctftblo.,Queen for 1951. Duncllen, New Jersey I(I|M>> Acinr 11li(.i Reasonable DAY'AS'D MIIIi MI; Ads oi'deied four times and stopped before that time will be charged A •seven-member lefiislativc com- Rates Phone WDGE. 8-2149 • Radio and TV Service* for the actual number of times the ad appeared, charging at the rate mission to study narcotic laws or Call Dunellen 2-1166 MKTKi;i II i;\Th after 7 P. M. enrned. and the UIPRHI narcotic traffic in , TEDSIPOS First !'( Milr The WooclbricU;e Publishing Co. reserves the right to edit, revise or New Jersey has been approved by KUrtrical Contractor . Liquor Stores • AVs Rudio & Television Much Additinii.il ' i MIM reject all copy submitted, and will not be responsible for more than Governor Driscoll. . . . New Jer- Trinity Lane - Woodbridge one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. The co-operation of the sey Democrats will gather at Coal Prompt Expert Repairs advertisers will be appreciated. Spring Lake on August 9 at a Excavating Telephone Woodbridge 8-1889 RCA Tubes & Parts CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED TO 9:30 A. M. WEDNESDAY $25 cfl.st to each person to honor Batteries PHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 the 71 Democratic candidates Jor Woodbridge the Senate and General Assem- COAL FUEL OIL 34 PURSUING AVE. bly. . .. Pork' should be thoroughJ (iorvcki & Corcehi Liquor Store CARTERET, N. J. HELP WANTED FOR SALE 1 ly cooked to avoid trichinosi. ; OIL BURNERS EXCAVATING CO. JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. A. Kish, Jr., Prop. HEDSTROM STROLLER, almost, claims the State Department of T;el. CA.V 8-5080 "new. K^asonabliKCall M.e.UicV •JO Shuk Street, Xartecet Complete Stock of Domestic -omit; t-142T-Mt; . • 5-17-tf • Men's Fashion Pffgearit will be V* • TOP -SQH^ find 'I&jwrfced* \Vim% -HOSTESSES . held on the. Asbury .Park .board- FIIXVRT • TELEVISION WAITRESSES i.Qi; &ile (Aeup. 1450 walk on Father's Day, June 17. • MASON SAND and Liquors Oak Tree Road, IselinP FOUNTAIN CLERKS 6-T . . . The State Chamber of Com- • (!KUSIIED|,.STONE- * SKRVICE • CINDERS • GRADING 574 AMBOY AVENUE DISHWASHERS ; • ,«EAL ESTATE FOR SALE • IS OUR HOWARD JOHNSOX !CA 1-G812 CA M766 WOODBRIDOE, N. J. ROtJTE #25 WOODBRIDOE SEWAREN — Nine rooms, three UUSINESS TELEPHONE 8-1700 baths, overlooking bay; ',i acre CALL . • 3-8-tf ground. Dlers. Realtor. Phone • Funeral Directors i i Moving and Trucking • Call WO 8-1308 Rahway 7-2977 or 7-5012. WDGE. 8-1400 Today MEN OH WOMEN to display plas- 5-31,6-7 Comfljcte Moving Job ART WHO] tic household merchandise • on SYNUWIECKI WOODBRIDGE RADIO 4 ROOMS AND BATH; steam 3 Rooms $20 5 Rooms $30 27 MAIN >li;llt party plan. Earn while you are heat; newly decorated •inside learning. Three or four hours a and outside. One-car sarggti. 4a 1 AVENEL Funeral Home 4 Roorhs $25 G Rooms $35 & TELEVISION day. lyiust have access to car. Ex- Reasonable Storage 30 Days Free Alpine Street, Perth Amboy. 18 Main Street, Woodhrldce BATHS cellent, income. A. Kellas, Wood- G-7: COAL & OIL CO. All Loads Insured—10 years cxp. 8-3040. 46 Atlantic Street Joseph Kocsik, Prop. K!i; RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL ECONOMY MOVERS IQI'AI.I'M - V;I7, 24, 3V'6-7 Ctfrteret, N. J. IP YOUR DRINKING has become Rahway 0 Roofing and Siding • 1I1XP VVANl»:i)—MALE • a problem, Alcoholics Anon-' Concrete • Telephone .Carteret 8-5715 -3014 E. W. NIER nn I SHIFT ELECTR^TIAN. Must be ymous .can help you. Write P. O. exporienml in electrical and Box 39)7, Woodbridge, or telephone y Jansen & Son Used Cars mechanical repairs. Apply West- Market 3-7528. 5-25-tf HUM TEST QUALITY vaco Chemical Division, 500 DARAGO'S Anto Driving School- CONCRETE Tinning and Sheet Metal Work Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J, oldest in (Middlesex County. Laboratory Approved Roofing, Met J Ceilings and "BE1TKK 1S Curleret 8-5181, 6-7 Fluid Drive, Hydramattc, Stand- Furnace Work ard Shift. Perth Amboy 4-7365 or Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel FLYNN & SON '"SALES AND SERVICE MAN—26 New Brunswick 2-1191. ' 5-17-ti FUNERAL HOMES 588 Aldcn Street BERN MM to 45. Good, opportunity for Washed Sand - Waterproofing Lime - Hrivk - Cement -"Plaster Woodbridgc, N. J. .rifUit man to train with manager WATERPROOFING—If you have 1405 AM1W1 ( Leads furnished, salafy, car not water in your cellar, call or Telephone 8-1246 necessary., Apply after J P. M write Eiraer Laboratories, Wclbg. Raritan Mercantile ENROLL TODAY ' SUIBLT Seeing Machine Company 8-1869. P. O. Box 400, Woodbridge. Corporation in our Wdge. 8-HI-" ltii) Smith Street, Perth! Amboy, Leaks stopped and cellars cop- BEGINNERS Railings Ask for Mr. Monauhaii. 5-24-|jf pletejy waterproofed. 5-24)j-tf designed and built Phone PE 4-0375 ACCORDION -ii FRONT AND FAYETTE STS. OUTPUT VAII I • MUSICAL INSTRUCTION I • PROGRAM .ONE EXPERIENCED WELDER; PERTH AMBOY, N. J. The oull'iit ll[ " for Y0VR car lit no accordion to of services |Ji-il"!|i;i experienced dump truck drivers, ALLEGRO MUSIC STUDIO Everyon» want* O Carl«r Remember, there tiy rose to >i' need only uppJy, ftofet'tpces neicU PIANQ. VOICE €orburel«r on hii car. Now, you Drug Store buy. •'ed. Middlesex Concrete Products 81 Smith Street can have ono, too. You'll b« ON-THE HIGHWAY Complete Line of Musical Co., Berry Street, Perth Amboy 4-1489 at th« difference. AND SAVE! tirst thi't-:' 5 Instruments at Low Prices ,,-?4L31 nig to U»u •' Siriotltlvtn Atrt/irdien AvenerPJifirmacy • Up Mini p.r Gallon al G010/1V* 000,000 liifhn • HELP WAITED—FEMALE • AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC ORNAMENTAL" 1010 KAHWAY AVENUE Winter Brothers three mi»m)i:i n WANTED and You Get a liberal Trade- Wayside Furniture Shop Ed Bonkoski, Prop. STKKL RAILINGS of about !) I'*'1 Apply, Mae Moon, 109 Main inATlowjance'-*6h Tour' OFtf Highway 25 Sienel, N. J. SST STATE ST. " P. A. '4-1290 Street, Woodbridge. 6-7 Carbureter, JOH. Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. GRAIN, EXPOI Operators and Come in today — inttalhtioit 11145 Rutherford St., Railway WANTED TO BUY FH5CRIPTUN5 Phone Woodpridge 8-1S77 quick and wiy. Pelt Sbop Call RA TWiZ poor vtjhhil iirk Ajjrluullun; HAVK rose-.qr'tweJ.'U WHITMAN'S CANDIES Imposed CANARIE.S ; fuiuiiu hniiatt It win.wiuii.lu' • flarden Needs • • Service Stations seti please contact 'Of1 BERKS iditions FORDS LAWNMOWER & L REPAIR SHOP July 1. 13p Smith 8ta-e#t—P. A. 4-6336 Bro$. runt or Woodbridge 8-1225, Evenings,, RAYMOND JACKSON 765 KING OHORGE RD., FORDS tlmated 380.0U0A"111 4-24,^1; 6-jJ.M- / ' ' SERVICE Tel. PE 4-5575 f ervice AND SON . Ju»t Arrived—1051 Hand Mowers TAX EEI)m"l"lS • , WANTED TO RENT -TEXACO PRODUCT Power Mowers, Electric Hedge PET SUPPLIES Jack Gels, John Dojesak, Props. iii PAT, Inc. Under a m« i^- DHLGGIST Trimmer, Hand Trimmer, Grass and FOODS WASHING, GREASING by President'I'l'11"1 A 4- OR S-ROOM BUNGALOW 54 AMBOY AVENUE AND Shewn. Trade in your old Hand U.S.U. Itutpeoted Fretb Hone M!eat M to M Allowance Re- Calilprnift, I1'1"1 " in Woodbridgo Township for BOULEVABD 88 Main Street to WHEN REPAIRED '''I "Reputable family. References. Price WOO0BRIDGE gardless of- Condition. North Dftkou,'"''I; JOPS PET SHOP AMBOY AVE. AND GEEEN 8t, !! "must be reasoimble. Writs to Box Wofldbridge, N. J. Lawn M«were Sharpened and jffl»y deduct «•' ' Wwdbridge 8-9381 WOODBRIDOfi, K. J. : 23, in care of this newspaper. Telephone: 8-0554 Repaired 15li NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, agurinu" their i'V"> > Saws Sharpened . PERTH AMBOY—7 4-3419 1 l . 6-17-W 8-0887 ta, The reside" i States already i'-"1 THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1951 PAGE THIRTEE[RTEEN '1;Am\ Colonia News Woodbridge High School Band Hit at Stadium Last Night Troop 41 of Avenel Entertains .-J rl,,,„!r „ McSpirit, New Scouts, ami Harold Ohnniberlain Parents; Pins, Awards Presented R lay oBtechist with pave the closing prayer. AVKNKI. Srmit Troop "\\ Joseph Hhtidei, Cnmrnittcemaii-at* tl,,.t,it.V of Christine Doc Gold Star Mothers, wives and Id a parents' niprht in conjure Large. * I'""" iMBted from a course sisters, who were presented with on with the charter renewal lit Kenneth Tiiggart, Scoutmasteti V^rSi methods ofrornaBeBn, included;; Mrs. Robert ic First Presbyterian Church, WHS presenU'd with 11 farewell (flft ''''",i,,n at Fordham Uni- Morrissey, Mrs. John fick, Mis vend. by the Troop. ' I A dinner party Charles Scott, •Mrs. Samuel Nelson. The KxplnriT Scmitu were olfe. i'ImpM e Preceding the ceremony ft ill' ,; M(.W York City. Prcs- Mrs. Hurry Demorjian, Mrs. Al- ay of scouti'iaft project* wn.< ciiilly pK'sintid with their Kxplor-' j,,., Chftiincey McSpirit bert Menses, Mrs. Ln-oy Hudson- •Id in the Sundny School room. ei Apprentiee Cards. ReecivinJ ; i;rW),-y, Miss Mary beck, Mrs. Carl Harbour. Other Tho program WHS opened with lh"s(- were the followini;; Hmiglai ,,„ Helen Troy, Mrs. organizations uttcndintr iounifmni ie invocation by Uev. Warrnj Snwnld, I'obeit Rhmlcs, • All«l Iv'i- iniinnnfl. we're the Cub Scouts nnd ltmwnies ,'aimitn after which Hilly Krug 11, i until. l,;u>y Shornack, Jack' l |M r ..;,. will be held Sunday, and Girl Scouts. •d in the Pledge of Allegiance nnd Kitski), Hubert Cnmtens, and Gut-.i| ' civic Club Krounda, verse of "America the ijemitifill." avt> I.eidner. 'l,v the Civic Club. Mr. Percy Huiick, Ninth District •I'lmmafl Leworthy arc In ommi.isioner, officiated at the (I,,. HfTair. Iselin to Protest harler presentation, (ioorgc .Kay- SEWAREN NOTES ,. r ,,,l Mrs. James Black iT, Institutional lvpreuentativr, relented the (Charter to Itev fun' ntricia Avenue, at- ddinff of his niece, Transfer of PupilS Aarm»n, piiMor of the church, By Mci. Percy Antt«B I 1 •ho in turn iirewented it t« the ' :| |U;.;; Black, Plain-field, Albert Ainlcrsen, 4 V,6*A roulmaster of Troop "Jl, -Ken- , (,( Colonla, Sunday. ISKI.IN — Parents of pupil* niie, i< a put lent Ht the IVrlh Ara* < attending School* ti and 15 it •th TRggart, I Mrs. Reginald Brady, joy (ieiu-nil Hospital. , -: '•; wemir, visited Mr. and Iselin hayc been Invited by th< An inspiratiun cnnillc investiture Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hard-'..; Parent-Teacher Assoeiatioti of th< i lemony fnllowed with the piv.-i- U i|iiy,l wilcox, Avenel, Sun- ing, furnu'ily of Woodbridgc A»B- latter school tl) nttend H publii ntntinn of tenderfoot pills t<> tho line, uie now ivHidiliu lit 710 Stlt» . '""";„oli- Rcott, Innian Avc meeting Monday to ' protest tin ollowing: Wnlter (loon, William Sheet, Perth Amboy. shifting of the pupils to Koftslmy I';|,,.II friends in Point Pleas! Krug, Roy Van Cleft, A^roti Albert Jucohsen, West Avfr; The meeting has been called fin Medincts, .1 Seward, *rn inle, recently it patient at th« I'',!,','1'Ann HlacK, daughter 8 P. M., in School If) Auditorium ham Hardsley, Androvv 'Meglis Perth Amboy (leneral Httsfital, il'') ,,,„! Mrs. Jainea Black, Due-to tilt' overcrowded condi Hubert HBurr, Hubert Kasko, Robert iiiiijieinliiig at his home. \ ven lie, spelt -the week tions in the school system, purlieu (inssawny, nnd Buddy Mexera. The Misn Hbrtrude Surick, dcugll- larly in the grade schools, ilv. parents nf these buys rcreivcir I Mr ,,„! Mrs. August Dcvico tir nf Mr. and Mrs. John Surick, . Board of Education has been forccc miniature pin to emphaniw tbi'ii riilge Avenuo, sang on th« I'ntrii'ia Scott, Innian to authorize a transfer of pupil part in helping the boy tn m «f the "Billy D'Shi-a ilaj" in scouting. ,M,I Mrs. Ann Kericr and from the overcrowded schools t in the Waters Stadium, Perth Anna Mac, Mklwowi K««sb«y School whore there' nr musical unit also won a|>|ihiisr ail HIOIIK the line of m;irch durini Second class awards weYe Amboy, empty classrooms. The new mov, Members of the WoodhridRe Hie ll School Band in their new red ..pending two weeks with the Memorial Day parade, The croup is under the direction of by Troop Coiumitteemnn, Andrew Miss Eleanor Austen, West ,„ Savannah, Georgia. not only affc-ctiT Iselin pupils bu imd black uniforms wi-re oiitstandiuj; at the annual cDmmcnce- Hunter to the following WHUIK Avenue, is spending the summer, Itivi' Theodore II. Hoops, supmiscr of instrumental music. Margaret Scott, Inman Avenpl, Colon la and some Keaabe ment exercisrs held last nislit in the IURII School stadium. '1'hc Richard Petrin, Robert Hunter at home after completing her sec- -Mi- visited Mrs. Thcrcasa pupils who formerly attended Richard Bierly. ond year of study at New Jersey School No. 7 in Fords. n,, i.yndhurst. Library A ssoviatum Troop Committee Chairman F College for Women in New BruM* n'ml'Mrs. Reginald Brady, According to the Botud's deci- Cana Club Lists Arthur Herman then prcscnti wick. ,,l \vonue, entertained Mr. sion, all pupils in Grade 7 in Hamilton Elected Hears Annual Reports the one year pinn to Donald Plen- llniilv, Morristown, Sun- Iselin, who formerly attended nort, Edward Parker, Richard CANCER FUND REPORT School IS, Iselin, will be trans- Library Unit Head Conference Sunday AVKNEl, • The Library AHR< Bierly, Carroll Ilritton, Robert COLONIA - A total of $625, Ann Winans, formerly ported to Keasbey School. All Hj Mrs. Russell Furte eiation met at the school with Mr Hunter, Aaron Mtdinets, Roy in«!uding a contribution from \\\t' pupils In kindergarten to-Grade fi | Harold VunNess presiding. Mrs. VanCIeft, Richard IVtrln, Jack Colonia School pupils was raised AvmrI is now making her I'liotie Mel. B-llittSW in the Star Eagle section will he ISELIN — John Hamilton w:ii WOODBRIDCK -A meeting of | , erekcs, Hook Chairman, re- Morris, Robert Gussaway, and for the Cancer fund according to , l,,.r sinter, Mrs. Daniel Jt )m K -** k,i. North Hill Road. assigned to School IB, A few of olc.ctAl president of the Iselin Krcc. —Mr. and Mrs. George Itapp the Cana Club will he held Sntilr- ported a $411 order has been aont Peter Swi»stack. Mis. Henry Lavin, chairman. Mnrgarct Scott, Inman the pupils in that section previ- Public Library Hoard of Trustees and Ron, Bruce, Fiat Aventie. and d«y 8:30 P.M., in .St. James' Iiir hooks. Receivinn two year pina were Mm. Lavin was assisted by: ously attended School C>. at the annual meeting held in the Russell Furze, Sonoru Avenue, Mis. James F. Dauda was iiiju'ioyej d n fishing trip with Auditorium. Robert Barr and Robert CarstuMs. Mrs. Norman Martin, Mrs. Joseph There are lfi rooms in Keasbey library. spent Sunday at the home of Mr. elected as a member of the Roard Receiving three year pinx were] Dunahoe, Mrs. Joseph (irienir, Other officers are. vice president, The committee in charge is Mr. 1 -. .irimette Black, Patricia School which was constructed be- and Mra. William Rapp, Laurence of Trustees to fill the unexpired Wayne Pnffrath, (iustavt Leidncr,| Mrs. Edward Davis. Mrs, I. Ho- Victor Katen; secretary, lliiruki and Mrs. William Leahy, Mr. and H recuperating at her fore the depression when the area Harbor. teriii of Laurence Kclton. Frank Allen Herman, and Robert Rhodes. gard, Mis. Charles Jones, Mrs. Wilson;"treasurer, Mrs. Aunn Cul- Mrs. Thwd'tre Ruth and Mr. and 'iniii nn nppendectomy at was industrial. During the de- Maz/.m, rliiiinmin of the by-law Allen Herman received a two Ji'lm Jones, Mr.i. Mark McClam, vert Other members of the Board —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Na- Mrs. Arthur Delaney. Memorial Hospital, last pression, plants in the vicinity grosst and children, Norcene nnd coumiitLie, read the by-laws and year perfect ottviwlancc awnnl and Mrs. Montgomery Kimbal, Mrs. v are Mrs. John Har.iilton, Mrs. Sal- On Sunday at 2 o'clock ;i second closed down and the population Wayne, Fiat Avenue, were the they wire accepted. Frank War- Robert Rhodes a one yenr perfect Henry Sehultv,. Mrs. R. W. Lam' wa Shohfi, Arthur Carlson, George Cana Conference will be held in ner, fi'J ' Commercial Avenue, ami Mrs. Raymond Rus- moved away. It is expected, with Sunday guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. attendance award. hert, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Mrs. Ed- Hill, Henry Thorpe. the auditorium under the guidance di'Ualcd several books. m- u;:»n I'hice, entertained Mr. the transfer of the Iselin, Avenel, Henry Brooder, Keansburg. A two year pin wan- presented ward Anderson, Mrs. H. W, and Colonia students, that at least Mr. Hamilton was made chair- of Rev. James Russell with the Mis. Fred Hyde presented to committeenian Andrew Hunter. Daniel, Mrs. Paul Parker, Mra. v Kenneth Jacobus of Liv- man of the building committee. I —Mrs. Joseph Biskaukas and committee in charge as follow.;: Sinnliiy. 12 rooms will be utilized during hiiiul to the association to be Recognition was given to tieorge Edward 'Nadler, Mrs. James the next school year. It is expected that construction | dnughtcr, Gcruldine., Kcnnxburg, Mr, and Mrs, John Kovacv. Mr. sent out to stimulate circulation in Kayaer for 0 years service with Suthcrlin, Mrs. W. H. 8argennt, s llette Brown, Wood Ave- start within next few visiteii d MrM . d MMrs . CClnrencl e and Mrs. Thomas Hanrahnn, Mr. ij.vynl n beach party with the library. the Troop. Mrs. Kenneth McCain, Mrs. Gerald montha. Anyone wishing to offer Bower, Sonora Avenue, Tuesday. and Mrs. Bernard .lost, Jr., and M Atlantic City, Sunday. liuests were Edward Schlatter, Greetings were extended by Ar- .Brown, Mrs. N. Bresse, Mrs. W^ services or material is asked to get Mr. and Mrs. George Binder. The representing the Democratic Civic thur W. Carlson, North District H. Selton, Mrs, Robert Wittemund', Charlotte Stern, Jackson C. A. Giroud Elected ,. -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Culli- conference is open to all member.-! v IfliK formerly of Colonia, in touch with Mr. Hamilton at his nane and daughter, Joanne, Star Club of Avenel; Mrs. James Hop Chairman; Charles K, Paul, Vice- Mrs. Earl Meyer, Mrs. Harry Rcd»- home, Warwick Street. who have, attended previous con- lei1, representing the Woman's chairman, Northern District, and mond, Mrs, Hubert Carey. n'iilmi; with her husband in By Seuxtren Republicans Street, spent Sunday at Olympic ferences. mi, Flurida. Park. Club; and William Roomc, repre- SEWAHEN—C. A. Giroud was senting the Republican Club. The Tlv first Memorial Day Serv- R.A. Degree Conferred —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Treich «i M held at the monument on elected president of the Sewaren next meeting will be held Sep- Republican Club, Inc., at a meeting and son, Richard, Newark, spent Rev. Pitt to Address tember 4, I'IVH' Club jrrounda. John On Miss Evelyn Paige \VeilnK4ilay at the homu of Mr. limnn, rhairmaTof the Honor held in the Pariah House. u and Mrs. Matthew Pellegrini), Son- •••inmiltee, nerved as master Others elected were: Harper SEWAREN — A bachelor of Craftsmen'$ Club Here ora Avenue. RETURNS TO GERMANY H'lMnnii's. Rev. John Wilus, Sloan, vice president; Herbert B. arts degree will be conferred on nlin'rs Church, gave opening Rankin, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Miss Evelyn Jean Paige, daughter —The Barrontjttes met Monday WOODBRIDGE — Rev. J. i,aw- SEWARHN—Cpl. Warren Bar-! i; Thomas Leworthy «pok« Habjey< secretary; and Mr. Giroud, of Mr. and Mni. Alhcrt. Jacobaciii at St. Cecelia's Recreation Center, tT-ncu Pitt, 33rd Degree Mason, and her, son of Mr. and Mra. Rodman, , and In id H wreath at the Ralph Conard and William Raran, West Avenue, in today's commence- Oak Tree Road, with Jane Knott secretary of the Ancient Accepted RttrbiT,' "Otrt ftoad, returned by ( iihiii for the Civic Improve- trustees for three years. ment exercises at Barnard College presiding. Scottish Rite I!2nd Degree, Valley plane from Kurlsruhe, Germany,! i'lull. Stanley Scahasty of Columbia University, New —Mr, and Mr:;. Matthew (Jettu of Trenton, will be guest where he has been stationed for 18 • •in behalf of the Colonia AUXILIARY TO MEET York, where she majored hi Eng- and children, Barbara Phyllis, speaker at a meeting of the Crafts- months, on May 3rd. Since then! 1 he has been attending communica-1 I Tin Company and prc- FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary lish literature.. Michael and Dorothy, Homestead men's Club at the Masonic Templu i i uii-Htb for thtti-organiiut- Miss Paige completed the first Park, spent Sunday; at thu home Tuesday at.8i30P. M. tion school at. Fort Monmouth and of Fords Unit tG», American Le- 1 spoki two years of her college work at of Mr. and Mrs. Russell '-Furze, Harold Ha'nnn, pii'.sidciit, inviti's today will again' leave for his for- A ni li- ••.".>• Ciiaeo gion, will meet June 12 in the pout. mer base in (icrmnny. fm Kxplorcr and floy rooms tit 8 p.m. Whcaton College, Norton, Mass. Konora Avenue. nil Master Masons to attend.

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TAL^SKL liiifi applied to tii*1 Town- '.rl'm* New Jersey civic lMCl:i»VKMENT, ISC. hn.» lc\,N I.Kill'iN. bus ninillfd to th*tollllly Iteeuni I],,,, ,, 1SI7. Hie Hinviiilincnin I • I, ll-i. I I sH|i Cniiimlttre nf the Township of IHl'irneili CAlilllK II TYLRn. iippll'pd t.i (he Tnivnsh||i Cnin- Ciiminl-fioti.T of Ali'dholli' H«vi!ragt wick, New j,.r«,,v '; IVmi IbrPlne f..r n Pleniiry ItetHll I-I, r,.; II .-Wi-nfl, K. J. millet- '-I the Townslilp of "' ' Cm trol fnr n I'luli LP'rnsf for prem- ai.pl!,:,ii|.- tin r .1 lor Mvrn'i-i m, it&i. iii III.nil \ j) Ctniinitnpdon Ih iMif.v for preni4H9i •A Chili 1,1. enn iM, s iniiili-.l ill SI I Horry Street, t lie snmliin 'lis 4 MI h lili,' (line, lor 11,,,'r,,' • "limned at lUollcce Inni, us Main MITK'K t iinnt'cd ill cornel or Con-• Tilll" Tllltlce Il'-'H |'"': ''' WooilbrldRt.'. N. •'• , , , a - I,eii'lii.ift.-T- pi 1 llvel'iliK I.I" Ten Th" Kfrei'l, U'liiidliVlillte. N. .1. i,.,iir.- t'i.1 MICIIAt1'' AL- duidi t Way "lid liinmn Avetniiii1. ''"" HIT IN''' ha- -ippll"d I" II'" 1"»» iii.lectlniip, ir niiy, shoiiPl ho m&df 1 T, si ,,' . nwnt 1 of i (,'iillnn.s of X,,, | i..,''/. MAHI ,i|i|.lied tn the TnwtT- iintlJM . XX, , T'lWIlHilITWIHilIIl l WlllilWll ll.ip Vniiiiniil." "' H" To«nshll imne.liii|i.l.v'ln "riling In: Krwln U. -li.lll In. ,l-«.--v.il i If. ill L'l.jtLlluim. It .in, loiuuld b« nmdi 1: t 1 iiurln-r Ihe n<-i 1-..1 |,, m,|i Cniiiinlili-ti nf the Tunnmnp of lirlHiclirlHic c (Mailing addressdd . 11. F. 1>W. -IdK.. i»r ii I'leiini-*' ' ; lli.ik C.infiiiisslnner nf Alcoholic 1 !,e l'|. ill H I ti.-i .- imniedlntely In writing to: U. J. Mwetplii-r ,11, in;,, ,"\ Dutilmn, Towniihlu tierk, wood- -' ' ie for a plenary Iteta.ll JJ2, Idihwuy. N. J.) i-oii-iiniiiiii.il li.-t'i'se N.i. c-i:.. fi Hevi'i-ime Cmtriil, mOfl llrnad .Street, mined Ii, , ,:u, Ohj«" ti'.nH. If any, shoutO he tnaile i.reiniiii". iniiilcl nl »:|i ^" 'iiriilK' Countv VntlnK M-i i bridge, Ntw Jersey on license for premise* J Xi'ii iirli, M. J. III • itunNil nl I* Main Strent, Wnud- liiiiin-.li ii.lv In wrllinK in- •'• - 'SlirnMli HA It I; v v>fT«Wi, I-,,,,,.,,.! IJ,.,I.|. I'oit llcii'llim. T..«'i l 1 i l Tii mn .>r x n, '.rlild.- Tinnishlp of Woudbrltlge, tK, T.i« nslil|i Cl^ik, Wood- wiii'l'nn'lMIMiF, I'O.IT NO, 87.'lii.'l^n N I""' ' '' '''l'' I -1. B-7. 14 Woi.dlirl.l|r*,.N. J. : ; -I'd h .11,in Is :..-'.• N J lillilKC N. .1. S''i'!!,i,", th.'il"! H nn>! -""Il'1 '"• Tin-: .\MI:I;ICAN LKUION id.Is frill be'ii'ii,"".',! ' I'liiil.- I n:• '• llnWH (Jil'.lll. Objections, If uny, nhoiilit be made l) inn li.it.'lv In "illinw I Vi , ,i,i I!, chiiiiey. Coniniiiiidei' IMils miisl in, ii,., ,,„ • linn ,,•- said sot I«OTI«K mmi'dliileiy In writing tn: It. J. CIVIC IMl'tlOVK- Wood. Henry D. Nelson, Vic Coinninniler or certlfl|.i| clieeli I,, ,.' ' |.|'.(,.l.iie li'fii inadi- il'il.l.. T»kf notlT, Unit tOafeJ'H AN- luhlg.'iti. 'THWIIKIII iwimhlpP Clerks Wood' , MHNT, INC., In-l.lKi-. -N. -I- l|eni\ (I. Sinlllili-s'. V.'cc CniMiniinder un pur cent i |it^ , h,{ ' I •', I,-!..I' 'I'l ,- liinli'-r -;i'i lillA^'IKi Imx ilpplii-il In the Jersey. K TlioiniiH Leworthy, rrmlileiit Alvin llyiiKlm, .Ii-.. Vice Cnmininiiii-r If two or tn.iri. m,.. •ri'i.lisin.l I II. '|l.ilo|i,..| liiMnniiiii ('ontuiititii' ui t(rt= fowti MII'IIARI. ALMABI. Mrs. Stella Msposll". Serituv M 11,1 U': Kits llt'T. IN'', Kd ii in! S. r.-....l(lli'lil, ,\il.lul:\lll in nn Item the p,,,, ll.'lUl', ol ililp of W mllirlilgti fur * i'li-nar) • I., r,.7. 11 >. N. J.I.-L. fi-7, 14 John II. l"«iok. I'"/- ,ll,i'll II. -!e1ll|!iel-t. 1'iniTH C OhVlT ^ II Krtnll niHtrtliulion ll('4na« fur prrin> t'lKlit I,', K.Kllt'llni' [Wnli, See'V- I-;.I'A,ml lleim cxNk.t, SKI.-.II-Arum ijivarM to one .if tl,, i , ;i leil rn inc.'I t V' i O' I n l»(» sHuatt'.l at [,74 Amboy A»», Won Iliililu., H. J. Tnke imlli.- Unit I"Ht* JULIAN I -L, fi- I I Till: li'CS, I'llll'll Illlil,|t'l- HI Mil .', 'iff ':ii'! IlliprifM Incut t; .W'llilain Tci'i II, Clove Hlrcet, and Cll.lCi-; JI 'I .TAX h'nvf .ipplii-'l akB .IIWKPH wllli nil rff|ti|ieiii,,,,i I ,\'.,ie» an! |...II,|." ,i • iiijci'iliim, If Any, ihoul.l b« tnndf .Tak^ f **e |»1F1IIT. .1141*'' . •»• - --••• T-- ninu'OlHi-iy t'i writing tu H. J IP the 'Inllli: In ciimiliilli1 MAYHrt, Wll.TAN MAVKIt, lupl \OTICI-: , Wi.niJhri.lt;.-, N. .1.' lid ilM lllrocted ,,, ,,,, liutiiitan, Tiiv nshlii 1,'lerk, WaoJ- f'»r a I'lc-JASBI'lS MAYI!;P, iiiive npfilled In T.ik*' mil,',, ll.iil Ill.l'K HAH # i-1'.irlci A .Knhlmnn, HS Krefimih ti Hun, II an M'ni.tlllt n«l s r iri'lt-ni New Jrii.« ' , nary Kclaii Consiiniiilliin license for tbe Township cniiiniitiee of Hie• ;I:,II I, I \c,, 1>I^ :.|'«plieii !••» II"' , HI reel. V\'inii|l,rl.lt. e, N. •'• fulfill CHsi'K mad,. :,n,i ", t'o sotli ;1 Uprt.prlal'll. pll'^!..1 I I". *-!|wn'-ili ,IUSKI'H AN'liFIASfitK. ociiit-d at 3tll I'curl Street, Tutonship or \y'itoi|iiii.lKe, (p_r » , Ci.inniitlee. "' Mie To>> n- i"i(ii-li"-- Kniii*. II Slnoi'P Avefitw, 'Notice IH lierel.v ,-, I -I., t-7. l« Wmiillirjilge, SI. J. i,i,1 .1 Tnini r, I I Hrrtve Ave- • >. ee.l i.'.i pel- ..iiiiinri, T!-" P -I' ' Sli-ee'l. Wnl.llllililHC, N'-'.I Hi)»i-d ill I'!,,,,., Take null.o tliiit .ANNA WBtNER N 1 1 1 1 IjrlilK*' -'. Imnifilliilel)' In IMIIIIIK Irt: I - Ol'i|<>ci|iiin,'li an\, sl'onld lie in:nlc •iii.-. Wi'oO'.ridm'. ..N. .1. '" ••!!«' rl(jl,i ,,, TMHII- In i.fil. i.' " -II- In l'l,\. a.i- 4T/A Krjonntny WlnV & l.li[uorHt«re) (Slirliedt JOHN JULIAN and luinlK.i", Tnwnahlfi Clerk, Wtiud- Mllllle.|l|.|el>- 'ill Wl'llllllt til. H. J lleiirv If. N'clsfiii. Livingston Av»- .lei rl-ii.se tlu< iinioimi tl ,,1'lx. il |o c\. i lite ,'llt.l r'lli- «.ii I linn npi'lii'il to- tlie Towimlilp liiiAOi-: .iri.iAN, brlJiie, N. J. liniiln.iii. Timnsliip Clerk-, U' I- • line, AVi ll.'l. X. -I. , MIIIK nr tniiiiK Cvitnn.i w ut ilie TuWiitililu ui hV Ml'lltlK tllelil,, ,-L. H-J. I I Woiiill.rlilge, N. J- (Slgne.1) hriilKe, .\, J. Tiininiis I' Kit Ih. :IN drove Avenue, Iln rcfioiH nn iitniiiini ,'i Tlie s.iui.;..III.'|IIill li'ln Si.ii,•- WijmlhrMKc for a I'li.imrj' Kfl»ll JilSIOI'H AlVVI'lt ISiiinidl - \Vii.i.|li||ilH-f, X, ..I. ty-Hve per t'ejit (;:,.; , Ml I'll t I'l'llllired h>' liCV I,,'IS In .•>'• 'I'l'V Illsirlbutlon Hi tint fur prpDiliica all- WII.TAN MAVI)U mail, mid filed In Iln- OHI. <• o1 :l'neuulcd it J9 M:iln SU»M, Wuod- SonrK ni,r-K i j A1; t, IIIIII.L. INC. Ai-llmr (liirdiicr. Cliff lioml, Sv-' "ijllnnint^ herein in, ni JAM1-3AMKS MAY Ki Kit 1 Township Clerk, mid tiid .StallHi'nl brnUe, Tuwnslui) uf WoodtirldKt ' Frank,Ihikn. Si .. I'l''"- w.lien. X. .1. The rurr-liiiHlnir \ ' Taku nntlff I hat FULTON INN. I.-L. WtiiHlhrl.il;.'. X, .1. inritniii* il.e Intl.imatIon riipilr.-l h- ,M",. IIHH iippl'led I" l|]e Townnblp Siepbcn K.ir;i. Hcc'y. Juiiii Kliiliorn. Kliiiimr I'laor. thf. rlKlit to releei in, I: s. 4 Ij: 1 -, I ii Objection,!, If any, ahoulil ')• m»rti '"tiinmlltt'p nf Ihe Townnhlp of I.-L f-7, II \V li.il.ln->', N .1. ftml IIIH ii.thirri.'i .u',,, llnmuillately In nrlllMg to: f) J t The iniT m I'" mh"l"l '"I WoiijHiriilKi' lor a Pl--iniry lletiill, -I, «... II ' lo the iipp,,, HunigBii, Tonnslilp (li-rk, Woud- NOTICK \KT1I T. In ii',!ii,iiU ™'^- ill, till' lTIll««. 'I'"" <•' A)lii;r| SIH'.M tii: H. J. OoiiHiimiiilon license lor pr.'inlses To .lilp i 'oTiimil I. . jnll. i.'.iu.iu11 .if ihu Towimlup illesex. mrMill»te|v In writing tii: . •UUHtett ill iifi IMIILIII SIII-BI, WIIIIJ' for II Cli. I.I- NOTICE 5unTgan, Tov-'nslitif rfnrtrt, WWnoiii - Avenue in ""iit.'r Ilii" of Ilium's bridge, N J. I,ii (NilisiiTiipiiiin I i. -1 - I?.H ti for premise* 1 7nV« rotli-e tlinl 1 tie WOOD- bridge, Nett Jerflnv \ Objiciions, If any, shniild be nmdt i,In HlKliK'iiy. l-i'lln. Tn« n.-lllp •'< lulTie; tlo'lire alnllK 111' center line IIIIIIiriK rol.HMIUAN Cl.ltH. INC., (SlgnPiI) FULTON INN. INC., • ItllilU'il iit ll'.llv iiml Marlon Street*, I'l IIIIIIU'H Lane approximate! • IVI initnedlnti-ly In wrliiim I": "• •> V.M.'ll.rldue, X. ,1. I'ort C.ii.lintf, Tuwnslilp of WoUd- lias ii|itiliit| In Ilif TiiwiKliiii Cmii- Edward J:inlK», Vrcii., Durugiin, Township Ci.rk, Wnod- let't III 1'VKling tli.'lliiinle; llit-ii.e an mui'i' of Hi? TnwiiNhlp nf \Voo''l- Margaret JanlKa, Ht-cy., (il.Je. lions, if ii IIv. sin.nl'l In- m.iile • rlilxe. N. I, tirlUBt, New Jersey. MlTH'K TO 111 »" Vltrlfl.il S«WH- frmn tl... pn-si-i.i lirl'lh'f' Inr a chili Ili-^n^i- for prem- .-L. 6-7, 14 Wo.iilliri.iKi', N. •'• IIIUH'lli.ltelV 111 WVilillK I": K. -I objections, If :inv Hliniihl be mad* |s nianhnle center til..- ..I Hiiiw't Line, (SlKliedl MILS, HOSK MAC/, fiiMllsllip C Wi innicllaielv In wrillng to; B. J. 'Sciiliid bids will be i, IFI'S HKIIHII-II nt HO M.iiii Ktrcet. 1,-L. C-7, 11 Wnodlirl'lK'1, X J a-ppri.vlxmlilcly |i;n feel east nf In Wlin.lliriilKr, N. J. MOTICK I.I i.lKe. Xett .lersev. I Ml ii lira II, Tou iiMhip Clerk, Wood Pnrchiislng Ak'eni'. mi, , Snta Avenue: them e wtwlerly up- (Jujei nunji, ir any, •hould be mid< T«ke notlee tlmt LKWIU TOM- ISiK I I ni.iHe NeU- .l.-rsey, Ciiiinlv lii-riird Hull,!;,, oJim.itelv !t:,1 feet In n point iMWK has iipplled to the Town- iSiMi.-li MA'IIY hi-! SANTIH, Immeilmlely In writing to: B. J NOTH'K isi:i.IN COST .'i',"'•. wick. New .lersev, ,,i, -|- mill M\ feel f,:.st '•!" Oiik Aveiiiie iitilp- CommtHe* of Hie Tnwii- r W. I.-L. I I'orl lieadiiiK, N. J. Dnniifan. Township Clerk, Wood Take nntl.-e Ihal MAI!Y nnd PAI:1. Vi-ieraiis of r-ini;, II'. I!'".I, al ll:lui A \i 7. All Ihe Work nf u,i ,1 linori,'., hrliKte. N. J. ililp of Wootlbrldge fora Tlennry Ite- till' I'llilcl States siivlnn lime, fur n,,, • ,, &II Consumption license for prun- CINKUTA have n|i|.ll.'.l In tlie nierit Is to be dnnf- in ;IN nldaiu e im. Ist-lin, X J. XOTH'K delivering nf Purl, T ing jllualivl nt New anil William i'uwli.sl.lp CiinnuUlcr ol Townslilln'l with (he I'lans ami S| Illnillntis nf nkA;; a.vn, INC. 1:111n r';iiiiiim,.Hs'.i. Ci'iinii.in-I.i Take ii..||. .- I!.,-it STAN'S TAT Itrettfl, WooubrldRf, Townslilp o' VVooilbrldKc Inr II Pleli.uy i:.-i.ill null) K.IIImii of No i : I'! lw;u-il S. l.iijliiir.l, I'ri'S., III mill, , i: iippl c.l to Ille Town vVotwlbrldlte, N. J, CoiiHiimpiioC n llceiiil e ffor preinis..-a S.illfnr.l Lima. A'lilllinl list' ilnrini? t he |1ei in I iles, rill.-.I. inn.I, by Howard Mad Is.,n, Willliim J. liniUHam, .«11111' <' •, • 11111.1-1 < - • - ol tin- Township of ObJtiOtlntm, If any, should bo made ulltlillt-d lit ?!• Alln-l't Si reel. Wim.l- I, 1 I I III hrcHiiAier :|| I.,-,, TuWIKlllu KlIKlli'-er, and Ho- .Specin- »yTr?a»., Wmii!l'!i,lci- I'.. r a Plenary lietall mmetll«t«lv In writing to: II. J. brliigt),*Tuwnslilp of Wooilliriil^e, N Pattern 9154 (Includes pantlti), tlierefnr. which me n.ivv oc I.-I. Ci, M WiiuiUjrl-lBf, N. J. J. llollso :ltl4 Sheriff-' I;, )unlgan. Township Clerk, Wood- SOTII-M . .'iinMiiiiPti.-ii lic'-nw I'" premises sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. 10. Size 6, dreaa, 1 Ilif wllli the Tnwnslilp Clerk. Objectionsj, , If anyy,, should le niinle itlllU-,1 ill H.'i. Kllllnll Street, Tt.WII- 1 Si.l.I iinpriivi'iiieiit shall he m.i.li Tldge, N»w Jersey. T»U« n"*l"p that (iinilALTKH mil nl wlil.-h tlm. yards 35-Inch; Vi yard contrail. (Signed I inunt'.tlau'ly lit Mil ing ui. lv J i>l|:l1lli.\Tl«»X lias .ipi'lii'.l Ii' • lilp ol U' li-ridm-. N. J. id i-nlliplete I oiiiler the .'= 11111• r\'is 1.*i MlTM i; opened. iMiiilBun, I'nK IIMIIIP Clerk, V\'unu iT.f Tutiimhip Conimlllc" of tut til.ji. linn-, if any, should be made Send THIRTY CENT8 In coin* (lll'l illle.'ll'in of die ToU in' ,i|, I 7.-\Vc noti-rc- (lint IT,\[,IAN-AMEn- LEWIS TOMCH1K, Itldj* mini he :h, ,,:, lrlBl . N JJ.i.-.ty. | Tnwnahlp of Wnodhrldgo 'or *. iintiieilhjiely In ,urlllnt! to K. J. for this pal tern to 170 N«wi- IIIIIUC. am) ai-i nnlli'),' In |irm-l- If'AN Cnl.iTjiniu-i KKI.IKK ASSO- ,-L. (1-7, M Woodbrldge, N. J. or ..-rtltli-il elii-ck |., • d) Plenary Itelall Con>.iiinptii,:i lic.ru. iHinigiiii, Towhsiiip Clerk, Wood- 'if an Ait wHltlml "An AiCIATIOl N IUIM iipplicl to the (Signed) paper Pattern Dept., 232 Wett MAliV and PAt'L C1NKOTA, for premise^ nltualrd nt lloute -I i.rl.lK". N. .1. len per cent r inr; i ,,i , . , . l.'dllri'llllllK .Mllnll'l|i!llitli"<." Tuvilinhlp. (VMlimiltee of the ToWll- IT (wo nr more m. i 18th 8t, New York 11. N Y Print I.-L. t-7, 14 Wuoilhrhli-'i'. N J an.1 l.oree Avmue, W Ibrldge. N. J iSinned I STAN'S TAT KOOM, INC !). This Oritln.iiii-4> sliiill tiikn f-rfpri utilp of W.HMIIIrlilKe rue ii Club II Tak# notlcts Hint MBfjODT Slaiih-v .Icili-inUik, I'reHlilent nn (in Item, the Pm. plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, •eniiB for i.rpiiiIs. M nllunleiF at Heo- Tin lintiie.t ol Kit. ..ftlcrni uf the ilniillotHl v iipun tin- U'l'M'l Inn :ui- Nt'., IIH.S applied to the Town- Jo-, ph 1c li ii: MI; Vic- President l'.-(..r>es Ihe ilt-lil i , STVLE NUMBER. nnd Sirc-t. I'ort l!.';idln(!, Township Ci.rporaiion nr*» fi^ fi,l(o,vs: uilvf-rtlNlnir ;ts I'fiiuli'ril liv l.nv. uhlp ('0111111111*16 of the Township of NVTICK lll'l' ,1 .ll'ill'UHiilll, .uviii',1 tn nnt' of tin i,; i • Choose your season's wardrobe Al'iit'ST K. tUIKIN'I'li:, of VViioilliiMtl|j*\ N. J, WomllirlilKP for a Plenary Retail Talu, notice that HKNNV SIM'H- Pt-liT Si.l*ri.s, Prt'.^liiciU Si, ila si.lcrls. s." ri't.irv Secrelnry-Tredsiirer Kin'li liiiPler limit iil ( Otiji-rtlons, If Hnv, shoiilil lie m»dt Cotii)iiniptli>n license for premises (l.NK ban applied In tlie T.iwn- from our latest Marian Martin Antlmny Sldt-rl.--, I.-L. f.-7, I I WiiiidlirldK*. N. J.wllh iill reipilrei r Attesl: Imme.lhitely In writing to: B. J. sltualed nt 120-122 Main Street, 4nt(i Column i.t ui tbu To»nM'U> o. Pattern Book. Send Twenty Cent* As.s't S-'i'y .t Tr.-ax. hid M ilil-ecteil i,r |,,,| . B. .1. Iliinliriin. I'limlfan, TOKIIHIIIP C'ii'rk of the Woniltirlilne, N. J. Wuudbrlilge fur it Plennry IfeUH Charles S. M:ni"s. .'•'leclllcnlliina and tin for your copy Intav. Smart ewy- Towti^lilt) of Won.lhri.lKe, N. .!. Objections, If any, should be made O.insiiriipilon Ii.*t*na»- for preml**.s Miiii'i: ('Ink. AN'AMBHH'AN COMIM- Vic President ill' II limes mflde illlit |, sew slylca (or everyone A F'rea ulii|iii.il.ln tin- Immediately In writing tn II. J. him silnat.'l ;it .Ml \\'.iii.l.l,l|,lBi' Avi'liiw, Take in.lice tli.it ANTlliUNY OLIV- Til In- 1 MCI.MOP AHSlll'IATION. Objfcllcni, if any. slinuld In- miide 'Nntlee Is lierel... ,.,., , . pallciii la printed In the book. llllll'lll'llildll l.l'.lili'l' I'll .Illlil' ITV.1 Igan, Township Clerk, W' Port lleailliK. Towiisbii. ..I W I- I'll! lui" a|i|ili<'.| In The Towns'illp Imme.llatelv in wriiitm' in II. .1 'ITS thnl If their I.i,I- .. lil-ldKe, N'- -I CiilMUIIIIee ul tlie ToWllnllip ul 1.-1, C7, 14 Secretary Duntgai), Tuwnxlilp Ckrk, Wood- W IhridKi- lor .ii Plenary Itelnll lefci'tlve nr irri'Kul,!!' • , MITKI'. • (Rn) j sliouli'i iie made iirldK't'. New Jersey. 'i.nsiimiilioii Hieiise for |iremlne» oe Illllllei1l.itt.lv ,, i., ,. I TIMK1.Y WARNING Is lieni|>v Kiveti thin the fol- MKI/1DY CUtn. TNfi. lmme.il.Ucllmme.ilUly IInn wiriinK to: U. J (Slgneil) NOTICE Philip Pollen, President Uiitilgan, Township Clerk, Wood • minted at l;ii:i Oak Tree Itimd, Tlie Ponril nf Cli.,..,.,, r . IIIWIITK «• ii s r U1KHAI.TKU <-nriPiiriATK)N, l«e!in, To.vn-liip SOMEWHERE IN KOREA—On Tdkft notice that COLONJA OO1IN- Michael Ivarnczkowski. bridge, New Jersey. li Tli of WooilbrlilgeWlbll , ^•serves t he rliilit t., . , ami ail I a I ii Hy Peter Slderis. h N. .1, TKY (M.I'It has iipplinl to the Direc- Sec, & TveilH. (Signedg ) HKNNY SIMKONE, decri'iis.i the II Illnillit i .. a cpu.tin hifiliwuy in South Korea, <»f 'I'*' i)lijiclh:nfl. If any, slinuld be madt tor of the IMvision of Ah'ohulk' Bev- Wooilbrldge, N. J.I.-LL. t-77, 14 Port lieaillni;l . XX. J I . I.. C-T, I I \V Iliri.lKc, N. J- tee of The Tiiwns'hlp nf Wiioill.ridiie. -I,. 6-7, 1-I iiiitiieiliauly in writing to: H, J. military poliiv luive posted this era(fc Control. Newark, N. J., for a tlieret'rnni an auiiiiini •,: In the County of Ml.hlle.ii'S, New MITICI: IMiuUan, Tmvn.ihlp Clerk, Wood- sign: Drive carefully, you may I'leiiiiry Ketall CniiKiintptlon license tv-flvc per cfni I '','; , Jersey, held on Ihe .ith dav of June, NOTICR \ OTIC 15 Take nnllif- that MAKV MOI.XAI! 'lli'lC', New Jel'-cV fnr premises .situated at Colonln niil'oiiiii'p lien-Ill men! ,,• , kill your rpplacemuiit." isr,j.' Take notice that AVKNF.L REC- Tnke nolle,, ihat WALT|jMl ^ and C||.\l:LK.-> M'"I.N\i: have a|>- i.-JiKiie.|i AXTHnNV (11,1 VKK, I'niilevai-il, <'olonlii, Township of IfABICll lias applied tn the The rurclnisliiK A,.,'. H J. lil'NHSAN, RKATION, INO., a corporation of I.-L. li-7. 11 l»elin, N, J. U'nii.lliridt,'.', N. J. 'fuwilsinp Committee u( tht- TOVMI- plli'il to III.' TolVtlsliill !',iin:i|ittec Township Clerk, New Jersey, him applied ,to the of (he Township .T W.,nill.riili;e I'.ir Hie rlirlit to ri'leii LEGAL NOTICES Tiit.' ollli'crs me: .1. E, Muusman, ulllp of WooillirlilKe for a Plenary AN OltWiNAWK HHI.ATIN"! Ti i Township Cuinniltteu of tlie Town- a Plenary Ui.ta.l Ci.nsuin|.ti..ii 11- rind his nctinn is ic'ii, • I'n.tiili'Ul. 'Ji'.'i Mid wood Drive, Hah- Retail Consumption license for THK LOItl' STIIHKT S'KWIOK ship of Wooilbrldge for a Plenary ceii.ie for pi.-iiii.st--( silo:iti-i| ;il X"\v MtleetH In the il'lflr.n .1 ,, l'ltlll'll*< VI, v\av, N. J.L l>, A. Thorn, Vice Prt-al- prtnilsen HlluatPil al 9it-9fi *IM>I Take noli.',- Hint Lull HOISNKIt'!' BK IT cmH-AlNKU 1IY THK Retail Consumption License tor and William Str.-ets, Wui,.||,ii,U;i\ Kids uill I... r.-c'lveil by Ihe Board • 'I'lit, SHI Millwood lirlve, liahway, Street, Avenel, Township of Wood- I,HI; I'A Ii 1 X, INC h applied 1 TOWNSHIP OrtllMITTI'MO i >1" THK premises situated ut Superhighway of Middlesex. ,,f I;,|I; :i ip tn S:IIII I . M., brlilge.. ^, , N. J. Township- of W.iinlhrl.lK.', X. .1. tin- TnAii^lnp Coinmlllert tit tlie N. J.: Joseph T. Simon. Secretary, ti. Aveiiel, Tnwntvlilp of WoodbrlilKe, n f\r order of the po 11 K.IIK'I', mi .linic 1\ lilfil, nt theTV)W'NSH1, P (IF WOOIiHIMIHiK IN ObjectlonaObji , if any, aheuld be made [ OjOlijcctlutssi , if any, slionl.l be mmle Township nl \v Ilirlifgo fur a THK !•' M'l I'l >LIC-f 1'IX: 577 .Iffrt-risiiii Ave,, Iliihwny, N. J.:N. J. I'Vct'liolders of Hie c.,.|,.. Unar.l MI I'Mie iiioiii II.H.III In tlie II. J. Sautr. Treuaurer. '41 M*ple Immedlulelyy In writingg to: 11. .1. Iniineillululy in wriilii!; lo: II. J. J t'lcnsii-v. l:.-i:i 11 Consumption license 4- ;1. A RPWfr, as hen-innftrr .If- ju, II aianivaliQuliv ald i be lA.inl.r.1., Townshi1l..,,rDl,nlii llicri'tu. an.l otli.'i lawn liahWiiv. N, J.; 1>. W. Fliu-thnloiuew, IIL1> O>llUAL, IIUH ilplilled to r, Jr., I'leniilent, applicable tlieretu, In provlile I'm' the Tuwnslilp Committee of the Micliiit'l llanmiak. il ,ised, llliin- .in. r, S.c'y-Trt-iis. i'.nllltv llernrd Illlil liir: ' nan,I ',i ii tl.it. it 1 mail. 1431 Clieiwynd Avc.'l'l^nUeltL.N. l.j '/.v's Tavern I has nu|i(ie,l to l lie the HHIlllafy illspnwil of niwrr-.ii1,1>' Township of WiiuilhrlilKe for u Pie- l.-L. «-V. II wick. New .lerftiiv in \l.,' The lii.ai-d reserves Ihe right to Ui.ljci:! Bauer, lii'l l/l'Jatit St., Ttiih- Take notice tl|nt CLAIftR ti'NRlf.t. Township I'liniiultli'ii ni' the Town- nw liernlnafler pr.ivl.i.'.l. nufy llt-tail CoiiKiimptlun lieeiise fur l\ ISfil. nl 111:011 A M ro.t.-.'i not or nil hiils. and to waive lvny, N. J.:'il. L. flrady, 739 Balaam tins applied to the Township ship of WniiillniiiKc for a i'lcnary s:iVIIIK 1 line, for the m 2, The cost of siilil iiiiproveiiicnl Way, l:nlrin, N. J.; .1. I1'. Burns, .1611 Committee of the Township of Premises sltiiiited ut Main Street initii il riial iiilnrnialllhis. Itetall CniiNiiiniiiiiiii I i ;.-ns.- for MITICK ilellverliiK of chicken ..,, rthall he iinst'SHiul upon III.' laii'ls In W. Sib Street. I'lalnllehl, N. J.; ('hes- WoodbrldKe for a Plenary Ketall »nd lluute 35, Wiiodbrldge, N, J. Tiike notice thai THK LAIiOON llo.Vfili nl'' KDI'CATION Urt-inlscs .;ilii;iteil al W Ibrl.lKi: "n Iisi on tile In in,, ,,-'. tlie vicliilly thereof beiie"lp*l, i:." !... toi1 ('as!-, Dover Uiiiid, (,'olonla, N. J.; Consumption license, for premises' Objections, If uny, should h« made CiiCKTAIL I.Mi'NiilO, ;i cni-iiDratliin, Township ol' Wooil'hrl.lge iTttaHed In vuluti tlier.'hy. u> tlw .-\- Cliunlv 1'ill'chllsillL' A v : • Wooil'ln-idgo, N. .1. lOilwaid <:iimer, l!17 WesLIWId Ave,, lias ii p p I i •' '1 to the Tow nsliip tunl (if Hie ilienellt nr Ihf iniTi-asc. I'lli/iiliftli, X. J.; W. J. Hetz, ICO Cntiiiniiii c ol Ihe Township ol •Cininlv Pnullry I ii'iu 11 -I,. lSKI.KN II. AMIH'JItSON, 1 11. Thi^ Htim of Wevcii Hiinili .''! anil \V. SIcariiH St., Kahway, NH.; ii. W. Wnii.lbi'iilKc luf n I'liiiujry Ketall ;;f;: l)Nlri"i i'l. rli. I.L.—I''.B. C-7 I'Mrty (fT&V.OQ) Ilolliira is li.-r.-h.v Consitiiiptiiin l.ice.nHe. for preniines wl(-k, X. J,', for the p.:-r.. ' 'I • IMIX, Illlil Linden Ave., LliicTen, N. J,; IN.'il, to Hicellilier ::l ' '• i;f"' XIITK'I! TO IIM>l)i:itS dpproprlutecl as a li.nvn iinyiinrit Inr A II Liir-Hi'ii, S Hif-hert Ave., Htaten MiHialcl mi Sl;i!f- MlKliWiiy #35, 1 U'liluli time I,|,| v, il I.,, .Sealed Itiiln Will III' ft-cl'IVt'lI III Hie thf tuilil piirpoHCs, said HiiTU IIUVIUK Isiiini . N. Y,. Loula Ntuberg, New o.ikliiiul Avenue, Woodlirliliie, N. J. M .icrt-tofnre bee.n nniile ;.vnil;U>l<' nhjei-ti-iiis, If any, slioiihl lie muda Itids nitist lie ai nip.i Pur, Ii i>i!,i; Audit's uitlce, lloiim 20R, Imver lloii.l, Colonla, N. J.; d>r. 11. 15.I r C " 11 Avon.il M T - /\iiTiiiiiiMr;iu i.\ tlieref.ir. The furtber s'uni nf six U Avo 1 N iinrieiliaU-ly ill tvrltlllK to II. J. I'liuiiH i;,,,,id HnlldliiK. New llruiiH- MoiThion, 1044AfV. Milton Ave., llah- '•''- ""' "'- ' ' ''' KOTICE I.-L. G-;, II J'oi-i lii-inllnj:, N. J nr cerllllril check t.i i ;, •• TlioUHand .Seven lhiinlre.1 I'MI'ly Wiiy.N, .1.; K. Streinlaii, U4 Water Take nntlee Hiat JOHN DALOA ~.—, .—. . iMiiiiKaii, Tuwnslilp Clerk, Wood- len per . ent Ilu', i ni i . wlck. N .1 , on Mi.iiilny, June IS. I9&1 I'l'l.ltti.. N. J. (W,7Bn. nnlle.i t».n't' l\m VIIT'-Nc ''i'" "I'l'Meil to the Townslilp Ml't'lll-: I'f IWO or til.He lll'l ' . nt ll'iin A II, daylight MIIVIIIK time, thereof 'aw i)ie- f l on sjiid iin|ifo\r- l.'il'XC IC cost of tor nf I lie Illvlsion of Alcoholic HeV- iward lo one ol tin- li. i ment. Sleplnn .\. Liikri.'s, Preslilent nr.iK'e Control, tlMid Itroilil Mtri;i:t, I'',...li ihidiler must • 4. NoteH and hnn.ls arc heieliy NeJ-iirk, N. J. ', .^ ' '.ill c Liikus, Vice Prctldent -jlbi^u^l ,li> Hv^.-hwy''1! lri^ui liuie lA'v "l^kati, Krcrntitry M)il ., wlih n4l rei|iil!'nneiin • liociilllllt I t(l tinie'ln'an'ttrtiohnl nrt fi» rfMbpil, 'W* wP '«.(('; •'•' .Tlii-ce '(:i i ins* -ii ply Hren with the Muni u^pfoiirlnted, pursuau] to ;Hit'cNlcat|t)fis nn.l tin t II, iui. I l..,,t;_ II' nn-ir alm.,1,1 IIA 'rt.B.l.. rn.ihli.u,, ^....In.,..,., ft. I. H,..«J' ' VJUJLI 1 II 111 M, II .ITll, S11''' I I f | ho"mnf11)0 ITlRni** 1 three t'.'r imlii-s 1.. niatcli. Ihe'* PI'OVIHIDIIH O(, (Miiiptur On* of It. J. afiuer, Treasurer Objections) If uny, should be madefbunlgan, Townslilp Clerk, Wood- ii-fl casCK iftniloriiinl pi'. ' • 1 1 mlnedlatcly in rttlliiiK to: li. J, Four in ri.'iiivil.'i—I ply llres'with Title 4(1 ul the JievLsOtl Slalutcs b< iColonla, N, J, Immediatelinmi'diiitely In writing to: B. J. briUKS , New JeraeyJersey. ' •Notlt-e IH.hereby -nI>• ' i.-r,. 6-7, 14 liunlKan, 'TuHimhli'Tuwinlilii Clerk, Wuod- (sTKn'-d) JOHN RALOA, Duhlgan, TowiiHlnp Oh-rk Wiuid- Ji-a tiiftt tf'i'fii-ir M,U i'. four I I) Iuiies In match. New Jersey, Which notes or in.mis " " i. N, -I. • Tiike notice that MAltY' IIAJECK1 brlilKe, New Jersey. Ll.-L. C-7, 14 Wooilbrliltte, ^v di-l'l-.'tlve or liTeKiil-ii ' One (I) f;iinxl."i Heavy Duty tire ^iliall 4ieur lntureat at :i rate mil'In brlilKe, New Jersey. Ll.-L. C-7, 14 i.stt? I) AI'.U.UflM IH'I-'I' h.is .i p p 1 i e ,1 to " the Towiitililp with ..iii.' 111 luJie to mntcli. •weed (1% per annum. The pniper NOTIOH (HlKtu-d) '-I- «:7, U- Woo.inri.lK,., N. ,|.Coiuniiiiee uf tlie -Township o( i. illlmeiliiitcl>' re j< ri i : Ki\^ Hi) tHH i x I plenientiil I it;ht MUle- Township Committee of the Town uf tlie Townslilp o! ' WO"rnii:ilit;|.; ;, mrporiitlon, fl't'll H|,e,'iti|.|| -liy ii ! Tires with I wo I'D lii't.cs to ttiatcli. v for u Plenary Itelall riiri-et, Wniiillii'lilBe, Township of nieiit i ct|ulieil. by l.tw has lit-en iluLv ship, of WoodbTldjiB for a Club Ll- hlllp Miin>,-Iletn. |l|-esideiil, ii ilp- -WiKiu ini ttuiiilii li ply Tr.u.ck NOTICE Ulsiiil.utiuii llicense for premise* lS Wi.ndl.n.iKe, N, J. ur deducting tlieie:i..". »ntl HI«d In (he Oltice of ther«nse focvpremlses located at corner tfrtiK wllh elKlit (»> tnl'ifii to nutU'ti. Tiike notice that ANTHONY J. iltuultd lit S2 Main Street, Wood- Ohji.rtions, If ttiiy, should be nnad« is'iuiil to tivciity-lh. ; Wp Clark! and said Statuncnt of I'eiirl ami Ju.mes Streets, Wood- of the Toivusiiip uf \Voi,,!lni.lKi' fur it uli the toialliliT. Tivenii-oin i^ii i;;,iixl"i--4 ply brlilge, New Jersey. ANDKHSCH and JOSK-PH K AN- brldife, Township of Woodbridft liiini.ili.iti'ly In wilting tu: U. il. tires with t\vcnly-nnc til) tuheH |o 1'onUlnn the liiforiiiiitlon rei|ulivil HBI1SCII luive applied to the N. J. Plenary Retail CiiiiMiiiipllnii licence UuiilK.in, Tottii>fhlp Clerk, Wood. Teh 1'nrch.if.lii!,' Ac • Objections, if tiny, nliould be made 'or nrcnilKt'a ' ut mtitcli. I by U.',S. 40:1-10. , Townnhlp (v'omniHtee of tbe Town- Objections, If any, Bhould be madt bridgo, .\...w Jurmiy, 'tlu 't'tillt |n I'eiei t ii J Iminmliiitiily In writing to: I}. J. WooiibrlilKe, Tuwnslilp of Wou-i- Klts'lii IM li.Miiilli—I lily l n.saeni(er 6, Ti)ii Ht!W>:r to be, ciiiistriii'ti-'l ship of WoodbrldgB for n. Plenary i Immeiliately In writing tu: H. J ami lii.i uctltiiifiis sin., UunlKitn, Township Clerk, Wood- bridRe, N. J. 'SiK.ieil) &1 AltV HAJI-'.CKl, tires w ill. ilfjlil ISI tulles' to iniili-li. heft'iiTiiltr IH UN folloWHi Hetail CoiiHiiniptlon llcefme lor Dunlgan, Township Clerk, Wood- r In tiie npproi bridge, Now Jersey. Objections, if iiny, should he made l.-l-- -l. M U'nnilliiiilKe, N, J, Konr (1) il7iix|ri —I ply I'asseiiBd' An fi" Vltrlllad Stjwor IIUKIIKIIIIK premlHPH Hitunted ut 351 We*t Ave- bridge, New Jersey, irf t'liimen l-'reehiilil. i . (Signed) Immediately In M-rltltiK to: H .1 lives. at th« line iff the pi't'.sent ^'i^wtir on nue; Suwaren,, TuwnslilTowislilp of Won;ll- II 'aitrtiedl PRTRII VOOML. •>t Mlil.llcscx. VICTIOliANH;Ol'' TORFAOH WARS nunlK»n,' Tounslilp Clerk. Wood KOTHJK , U'liur i Ii i',7iix I,',—Ii ply lires wlt'll thu wemerly nl.le of iKt. OeorxHV ljil.it.-, N. j, I I.-L. li-7, 14 Wooilbrlilge, N. J. Hy nnler of iln- |:.,.• #4410, WOODIlUflM'il.: I'DST bridge, N'"W .lursev. T..k<. n'lll.-e Mint WIl'.I.IAM J l'mir i 11 iiiln-s tn match. Avenue, where, flic sum.' is inltii- OAjeclioim, If any, should be made KATII !:,|.. ;|i,plied ('„ Mlc , Tf.iV II- l'"rMinl.ler!t of tin . Jos.-pii Kii/liiusliiis, ('iiiiiiniuule.r NdTICE (Slcucil) tlULUKS P.M.MM UF line ill Tun\1,",—-I ply tire with |iiM'lei| by tlm prolongation of tin. imtneilUiely In wi'ltinft to: U. J. ld|l I'liluliiitle,. 1)1 1 lie TuwllMlll|> Ol illesex. centi'i' line of I.onl Street; lliiiui' l.-L. C-7, 11 . Take notice that PAUL DUNn* one (IMM'lic to innIcli. bluii, township Clarlt, Wood- PHILIP MANSC!-)Tii. President" Woodhrtilni' for n Plennry Ketall 'AltTHI'l: I i: Kli'.iiiceii list "i:,dx'Jd—s ply tires iiiTOMi Hi. (i»orgu'u AvtifiiiK iSl.il, :, New Jersey. hiisi niiiilled tu the Tnwnship i.niiMHiiptloii jlceiiHe for iire-mliti. NOTIOR CtimBillieii of the. Towimhlu u, P.niite #'!fi, WuadbriilKe N, j' with .i^hieen IISI nihi's tn mutch. HlSh^-uy) aluni? Ihe center line of (Signed) l.-L. Il-V, II •ill'Htlf.l .it • ttiipii-hlKll Take nnllce thnl KRANK 811- Wooilbrldgdge for a PlenarPlnary RetaiRetal ne»r I.-L. «-' W,|\. ti I',1) T.'.nxin--ill ply tlrex (.gfil Street to Wie center llln- of ANTHONY J. ANPHIISOHPHIISH,, fin-en Kir/el, Wooilhrulge, m ii't 'Avenue, a illHtnnce of ap- amii JOtiUl'IJOiUlII !•'!' . ANhKIJSCANhKIJS H of \Voo,iyt!,|Kt., N. j, wllli seven IT) lii'lii'M Iii Inntcli, e{ •Ituated at 143-145 Avenel Sheet, uroxllpjltBly lO&ti <<> ' thence Honili- fownaliip.('oiilmltlbol uf tile Town I.-L. 11-7, III HHewnreii , N. J J. fihjt.ci/oiis, If uny. should be mad. -\«TM'K T, K to niiitclt. Avenue, Avenel, N. J., Lots 89(1-891, HLY'N'X has applied to the 'fnmenlalely iln writing to: H. J ISIHliedj WILLIAM .1, A, Seven l.'l !inllx1jll--lll plv tlrcB with venu* beslnnluK nt I'ii) ceiil.'r lino Block 950, Township of Wouilbrldifi), punlgan, Township ;,Clei'kt, WouJ- Retail Consumption IICHIIH« fu; wlfk, New Jersev. .n. f Lonl Street ami riinniuK suuth- Township; Committee of the Town- premises Hituiite.l al Miircmii \ve. i; Bevcn < i') ! n,he* t II niatcif. prlilgi;, New Jersey. '••'•• -', '4 Wnu.lbildge. N. J.19, ]»5I, nt ion" A erly nvprutlmiitely 2CO feet. ship of Woodbrklge for a Plenary nue, lselln, Townslilp uf Wntnl- 'Seven i; i iuoiisji) |0 ply tires lietall .Consumption license for I (Klgnud) PATH. TUINI'iA mivlng time, for th" ' 7, Alt lbs work of su|il improvi'- Objections, If any, ahould be mtd* brldge, N. J. ' With s'even (7 1 (u)iejf In jnilteli, nremlHeji nit wiled at lioute U and I-L. (i-7, 14 Avenel, N. J. delivering of On.' him DUitll IR to be ilmii' in aconlanrl' Immediately Tn writing tu; B. J. Tn Id- ri.it 1. .- that ANUKLO D'AI,E8- •Bui' ui i iiioxM ij ply tires Dunigan, Townsh)p Clerk, Wood- Wylle $trt!Ht, Avenel, Township of Objections, If any, should be mart* Hi»0ii( ll With I'l'e PI a tin mul K|>i'i'll]iialloiiH nl' Immediately In writing to- it j, SI'i l.iis app||,,| I,, the town- g wllli four ( 11 tuhes in mutch. bridge, N. J. i WqudbrldgB, N. ,l. liQtA tjtreel Mcwor, a* her.'inlii-forc Take nnllce that the AMEHICUS Dunlgan, Township Clerk, Wood- "•''I' Column of |l'» Towiuhlp of • Ml "tr .for. list' .AM 16 be (Signed) FIIANIC SlIPKItlOB, Obji-ctlnns, If any, should be m«de i)«.icrll>ei), niiiile hy Flinvrtnl M.uli- filMPTHMUN'H CLUH. INC., IIIIB, ap- bridge, N. .1. WonilbrlilKt) for a Plmiary Retail July i, i, to HrRI line si,iII,lard i|uallty,i I.-L. C-7. H Avenel, *f. J, lm,medlately In writing to: B. J. it Uoosevi'll Bim, Tnwnshili Kiinllin'r, an.1 I lie lle(l, to the Slate Commissioner ol Coimumutlon Ilcfnfle, for prcmtiaa Hlds iiiu.si in- aicouniiinif.il liy CUBII Wpei'ltlrallniiM Iher.'l'oi-, Jvhl.li an- Dunlgan, Township Cleric, Wood- situated at (ireen Street and Rail- .V. J., and at wlil'-h • bridge, N. J. ?he Alcoholic lieverage l.'pntrqpq l ut IMONKUlt TAVRItN INC or icrlilii'i eh.-. 1; in die iiinount Qf now on tile wllli the Township i.'UiU. NOTICIi I road Avenue, Iselln, TowmblD of he npciied. Take nollce lhat |.'HAN(II,S FIT'/,- (Kl Newark, N. J,, lor a club lbcmae. fur I'lllzalleili v. Mosi-m-elll, ten per cejii i I tl ••{ i of the total bid. 8, Hulil liii'iiMivt-iuHil Nhall lie ill- T Wooilbriilge, N. J. Illds miwt he ai >'• Cil'JMAILD has Hi'ldifd to the MILS. MAR1B FLYNN, premisepemis s situatesituatedd at SI (trt(trnetii St.St , I'reslilt'nt J If I wo or in.,i, .lildilurR are tie »liMDil i!aQ)Ul@tstl tuntfi' Hie .supt'i'Vl- WWooilbrlilgel , NN. J. T Jane Mosearelll, j ObJui-lloris, If uny, should. b« mala or t'ertlfted check I,, :• Townaiiiii Coinmltieo uf tlie Town- I-'L. C-7, H A,ve.nel, N. J. "••' ly In writing to: B. S. Hn iletn Ihe I'uichiuiliiK A'Kt'llt 1'B- aiun uMd tjirecllun of tin- 'J'O4H»4I1|I thlPj t,I li'iKiillilJiiKe fir u I'lemrj Object Inns, If any, should be made ly ten per runt (111'.; i n' Hiilra Ihe rlnln.t.1 Iniike the aWill'd OBIIiniltfe, »nil H.tor.linn |o,tln< I.-I... ll-l, I I If two nr more in, i Ketfil CTonsiiinptTiTi! Ilcenuo tor MOlllCIS Immtdlalely In wilting In Krwln l-HI'lill, N. .1. to Mir ill Ihe h|||i|ei's. provlnjonj uf un A.'l enlltlcil,' "An Hfi<\k; Stutc. CommUsluner ot Alcij- prei|ilseH situated at Zlttflur Av#unt Take .notlct) tbut JTILIA J, 8IPOS 4 on an Item the I'm- 'Die lliMiil id'jciinsen I'VenlmluVrs Ai't .'ollCBriiliiK Muiil.llialilli'li " iKJflc BeveriiKe Conjrut, Ht«« Btoad NO'l'lri'. gnirt) ANOK|.a D'AI.E8aiO( Slid Supei'lilgliiviiy, Avenel, Vowo- has ii|»pllt'.l to the Township rek'ervrH Mm i it-:ti< i ruHji-ves Hi,- I'IKIH lo Incrf-a-sf) or de, «, Thin Oi'illiiatife Hhall tal(*t affect 1 St., Newarwkk i , NNe wJ VJrVrse '•• «-'. I' Isflln, N. J..IWlll'.l to one ol Ho- ' •hip of Wooiibi'ldKe, R I. Committee of tha T-OVBPbiB fi! y. Tnke notice thajt K1KN * \VWK(»= K i K-lrr Hi,, aim.ni1l iiliove IniMieillittely upon (be liiloiilldiii ainl Oblecllonu, If any, should be, mide VKT.-i, INC., lim',. ajii.ii,.,! (ll ,|H, ••-ujuguttii ' F Woodbrtdge for a Plenary Ratfll NOTICK 'Barh Av«., x the I'IKIH In re led uny nr nil bids" Towiitililp u erk. miauraaaiauiyy m wfitmtmyy lor* J; U I'J.'I'V/.!':'!. -"» Jeriri. I'-i-Iilny, Ilie To \)t ii^v an iiiid'^teiJ In. the NOTICB .... .Mttub»ll CHII'BM, Sav 'uZi Li'jiijliLyW anil Ills in II,,II i," Kiihiect In nil re- Dunlg&n, Townshihip Ol#rkOlk, WWoodd- L Ut Illugeilali. Avenue irnmodititely j|j writing tu n i III Mil- InrcLuoli (IHTl .,!' HU Huoll laBt'Cti to ihe appi-oviij of llitt Uuftrtl l) i' on June 1,' 1#SV Pt bu Immediately rei.- <• ; C||AL-:b.l JuiJ iilipllul to the Tuirii- bridge, New Jwnev. \Vuud|irlilg«, N. J. Dunlfran, TciwiiMhiu cu-rk, Wti.ni- ihereafii-r ., * il,,, mailer may ihe [•'icchnhlerK of the Coijiity " (Slgrifin JtlUA J. RIPOH, The Hoard of <'l">•• ' IDlp Coniinllieii of (he Totviuillp of (jeorge I, linker, Treaaurer brldc«, New .leiiei' an ..nl NUT1CK (Signed) KINN & Wl'KiiVKTS, resei'ves t'lie I'lgiii '" Wooillirldgt! for a Plenary Rttull I.-L. 6-7, 14 Wooilbrldge, N. J. lOK Ilfcgh ;st., Wooilbrldge, N. J. •••Tlie I loan I of ciijisen I'Veaholrirra Tak» notk* tlmt ,, r Ooiisilinpllon license for premises decrease .the iiinoiiui >' Alfred fuleii, Trustee 111,' Flir.cliiisiujr AR.'IU bereliy OIU)VR, a t'orporutlon, IIUB applied altimlril on Italiwtiv Avenua (Bldo.k .NOTICK Preslik'iil, I'A Hi. KIXN' ' liy 'udtllng therein i '« linn Ihev lioiisljer tlie pat- to th« Township Comniltteis of Ihe Take notli'a * tlmt I>AVII) J dreciji Street, Lselln, N, ,7. Treasurer. ,IHSI-:PII WI'KOVKTS 1 8711, Aveiii'l, Tmvnshlp of Wuod- theneftom an aliiouni < • -tillilus.^jC LlU a.liiivi. Urns ami lilp ot Woudbi'ldge for a Rie- brl'Jt'e, N. i. I.VNCU. T/A DAVE LyNCH'S TAV- Heniai'iij llellisteln, 'IVilHtee OKi-retury, .KLIZAHKTU WPKI IVKTS ls 2 Ii P.WIleld Vlllagu, Metwhen IV-flve pel- cent ('•',.'' ' i .seiii i:t I, and tliev leservu ttu. fi UetalRetail CConsumption License Olijt'ctionu, If any, should be n«ad« HliiH, INT., him '4Pf*lled tjw thg 4,-i,, ft-W-!•+ Wllllum H. Turner, Truule.e lo MC I el l^tlie paillculur iniike Noo. C-18C8, fuur premlKe'p H xltuutuxltuutud ul llolnedlntelv In wilting to: B. J. Township I'oininUlt-e of the Town- , pithd atsuld CoUrF H (ij. (.li'tien Street, WoodbrhlKi.- Tlio PurchiisltiK ^ ' tires ;ind lulies which they deem Cor.C Codiilniftod n Avenue nnrt fipn, ship of WoodbiiilKe. for a Plennry NOTICK Iln- iiJiiler,.i|K,o4| win UIK,, 'mn.iy puntttH.il, Township Clerk, Wood- tilt-- lijflit to rej».-l .i" it, Imlli iiH lo .|iiit!itv iin.l jirice oprluK (toad, Hopdawn, 'Cpwnshlp brlilge,' New IJi-1any. . detail Consumption license, for l.-L, 6-7, 14' lor all •order :uit|io|'lBi|ig ln-r lo 1 ' I' ami 'IIIB action Is •"''•" ly older nl the Hoard of chufian of Wood'brldif*, New Jersey/ premises situated lit 43( Woodbrldge llMVVLVtJ has app lied I,, iln, il.-r.s ol' • tln> I'ounty of Avenue, P.nt Heading, Tmnmhiu of TOWIIIthlll r A A apects to, tli« uupnuiii ' Objection^ |f any, HlitmKt be made I.-L. ii.7/11 > l Aveil«l, H.'i. motici: i,| II,,, T()VVII. WU-xflTz"" ""' '"""" " '™ WoodbrlilBtj, N, J. »hlkblp of Wiiiiilliriilgi.' of Choffen •'rtehol'l'-i' ' Iminsillalely In willing to H .J ,,,. ,,, i.|,,,mrv AiN'N'A ItKi'KWll, "' ' ' \H, If any. nhnuld be Take notice that WALTKK SIIA- tietuiT CiiiisuuipiLn AiVl'IlI'l; I.. PontlWl,' Tuwnlihlp-Cloik, Wuod- IDOTKW • .I0SK1 M ttllA^JLKjilCl nomine fur l>rlds«, New Jemiiy y in prtilllse* all n.iir.iicm 1 " 'Hy ntMt«l tt'« "'"" l*up'|iiiitinit'; notice Hint MWVjVJt 8. LQ- vt uppl|«.p l to t#Tuwnslil pp Co'ni- Hallway Ave f Tfaiu'y Anne K«l»y tHlBllM) ' h| ' W nutj I''r«t*ho|deiii uf the ' ' W**»«•() Una ftpp'fttid '-If l1i# ' ID. utt ttll m '1^5««!fh|U M' WHUA- ti'i'ft, Wooil K11VBU UHOVK COUP Tuwnsmp Cuinnilitea at the Town Signed) 0AVID J. LYNCH, Fraa.. \\Umim, K fofor premlWa ffttaiH l »ltimledronKiimntlo< at n69 ' la li.Tohy glviui that Jhti fol- JOSEPH Pl.'E[KFBH. ihlif of WuodbrlilgH ttit a Pltsiiarj I--I-. 'I-7, li, |W; (ir.Uii,ii|cu , Vii» , rtgfilffly Retail Cunaiiin|>tlun' llctum* for I,-L. 1.-7, H u Port Heading, N. J. St, fkorKti Avenun,, Avenel N, J., tl iin.l Hil.i|)U'il at,'a le^ttUr W'e ttiresi . premises sltumed at If 8#ooud ~^*—V . K TuwiiKblp of Wootlbrlilgn, N. ,1. I.-L l of tin' Township Cimmjtt- Street, Wooillirldiu, Tawnihlb qf jS3VSW U' Towtis'hlii of \Vjii>.lor|ilKt\ (8Tgft«d> h'HANK MONTKCALVO Wondlirldge. N. J '. * II*', ban Miplied to ' tht -If «•..11111\- of Mlililli-xix, New l-h.-t-1. 14 Objei'tlona, it any, should be made imnlBftnl ToWnBhlp Clerk, Woud- hl|( Co»iniltU-t> uf th« Tuytiublp ol I.-L t-A UT; •\Vnn,lhriilKi. N. !t. o iii. 9 take nolle' t on tliw 6th iluy of Jut)t),, lmmiidlutul)nndlatl)< In \vrllln-(lli f toitl B. J. bil.lg*, New Jeruey. Miliii II:: . VoodbrldKe fur n Plenary llotiil) H WvWio t»« Mldiil^ WpOd- (Sllfimd) WALTKlt HHABLKHKl "' y n, th« Town- !!u>isiiiii|itlitn license (qr pr&iuliiui Take nutlet! that f.;ii\v\lt|| .ina ' leiiiiry ItbtaM I'DHHIUIUJHIOU llcenta OB Pl'idttyw J u . 11. J. T«k( no|li!» thut MAX MINHKY Irualcii ut SUperhlirhway Route 26 IKBNE SHABLIiaKl I.1LI.UN KHNNKr l,av,• ,',pi " I ll ' wilj ("lurk. »iM applied lo the TQWIIKIIIP I.-L, 8-7, U p'l'k !',''!"T.ly, '^""i ll) -»»»»' oi'luck In tlie M II H. LOMONICO, und liOnl .Street. Avenul, Tuwmtilp to tilt) ItiwiiMlilp Cniuiiilti,.,' of the ll OIIDTWANOB 1UBI.ATI.NO TO. Oymnutus of the Townuhlp ol l.-L, li-7, II Cowiii»'hl|Cowiii»' i of Wonilhi'hiK,Wnlhhi , I,,,. , tlma,'-or »» «««» " " , f r a Wooilbrlilge, N. J. f Wouilbrldlfe, Ni J. ; iltUNN'H IJVNIO BBWBtl S??OT?,«ge? fu.1r a J''(""jy ftotall any, ibquld ta nun PleuarPl y Ituatll Con'Kllii|.i|ou 11,•„«„,. martyr uftn be lieuni. D BY TUSK Pmrlbutloii lkvi)»c Nlt't'KJIiJ Tnkp notice "that' 'MIlHAtU) authurUInK mi to »"•'"" lit !|| Immedlarely in wrltlnk to; #C-'8« for prwnjifN HIIUHII-.J at i;ir,s a OF THK•OlSud t I.I an Duulir*!* Tuwniljlft .Obrlt,'*-' J AJNNI, t/u Bfgull'i U«r, hua a|iuli«il WOOI IB 111! H-SK IN Townnli!|i ot WooiT .DIt has ,||,lii|,|.IIe.u u to UIIB brldB«. R 1. to the Towiidlily rudiralttee !>f theW e.. Nt.w ' willpp CCiiinmltietl ) of the Town- Townuhl UF JU'IMU.IWISX; (^lyiied) CLUB A^KrlKU INC. f W'u.j.llirlJxc for a •illilte - » -.-. • «.< i niiirr us liL'ti'liiditur ilt>- i, If any, should b« mn)»ihlp-of Woudhrldge for a Plenary Jiihli I), I Ilium, Pruuljunt, Plenary Itetall Connuinpttim llceiwe Inrmeillately I r W 8! H. I Ik wrltliiK to: H. j. il wrillng I,,; , |t. j known 'ml iho Huuira Htl Cunsiini|)ilun llcBiise tot Joseph bJtitnkii.v, : for premises ultuutt'il at 2 and i Uunlgan,' T.iwnshli clerk, i Clerk, Wood- SP: May , - -ften Street, Wuodbrldge, New bridge, New J»i'»ey Artbnr Wruwn, midet mul by Avumiii unij nutlet* Street, Avenal Carrie K, Glaua, Vla« Pr«Nldtiiit Jer»ey. (Kltfiieii) I.SiK!ltt,(/ i'«a) MAX MIN8K*. ktlto* - uiovlilpna of tin AAct Towimhlp u/ Woodbrldgw, N, J, BOM Starkly, Vka Pr«a(4wt Objeutlunu, If uny, should be iu»d» D7 Main , Woudbrldgs, N. J, PWil It a»jf, ihoula lie ,1 lmtnecll»t»ly in wrltliig to. ». 1 Wood|irld|(e, N J %*t.lHBft*".{«-"'- . • -JR.' 1 -h, f-7i It l-a- ii, N. J.I ,L s I. (i-1 t,,, , tftUHSDAT, 7, 1951 PAOE FIFTEEN

    :, AsSY FELLER By Alan Mavw e» ' i • *• \rrUSR Mans Association 200 Throng Little League Practice Racks Up Two Softball Triumphs Fords Church Club Blackbirds Keep Winning Skein HOPELAWN — Stan's Assocla- Jiggs Tavern Finn KcatingNamwl portmu victories over FhU'sxznfl tion soltball team concluded a Topples Athletics Club Tied to Lead successful week by notching two Intact to Hold Junior Loop Lead As Dirrrtor; important victories over Phil's I.rnttnr siunclllin Until I»I W Tavtvn and the Fords Tumble Inn In League Surprise itnnknvlit, Sr. Softball Leajme Teams Shaping combine. The first game was 'Miit, II, Played at the local McHose dia- FORDS—Our Lady of Peace MfDP, if mond, while the latter win was ac- proved Itself the team to be dealt \v WOODBRIDGE--l.iiil Jinn XfnllilTV, counted for' at Bloom Field In with in the Mid-County Baseball K lirl MuH-x TIVMI Bnvball, the Wgucst ihinn m hit nvllk, i 1 Rarltan Township. League after upsetting the, clrcult- [IhuU H;i»k« M,,lll;U-"«( T t\ thr Township since tli introduc- . Steve Petroskl, Stan's underhand leadlhg Woodbrldge Athletics, 11-8, M .Iti.w niTi tion of bubble mini, urn oil to :v | TV rousinc stall this wr»k wh'n ovrf lb fiWAY FROM speolallst, was supetb from the in a hard-hitting game played at 2M younu ilianinnd usplrunts' A mound as ht-shut out Phil's Tav- the local park diamond. \Vninl-lir|i(j(i Kin' ern 3-0 lot his top hiirllnn per- turned out tor iho' pri'llminary HIGH OF Before encountering Manager •Murk FUnkx ill) practice sessions hud nt \)w Qcove formance of the season. Moc Fucd's crew of hustling ball WOODBRIDOE — Two victories All 224 Field, Petroski had excellent control, players, the Athletics were riding back to back during th« past week The accu(nublinn"of future dia- setting clown the Perth Amboy along on the crest of a seven-and- enabled tht Blackbirds to take sluggers with two scattered hits mond stnrs far pxreeflod tl>i ex- WHILE IN THE one- record which was tops in the aver first place In the Township WOODBRlriOR — over the seven Inning route The Tavern pertatlons of tln» Im-.nue ofllflaU' TRIBE 'UHlFORM- popular county loop. Fords, on the Recreation Junior Baseball League cepb abreast of the House of Finn Hopelawn chUcker demonstrated and manaeers, wlto were over- other hand, has been coining along by one full game over the Vultures iHil'lii). H> n the Township Recreation Soft- ear 2. his prowess throughout the contest whelmed by the enthusiast) shown slowly since the start of the sea- wno are currently hoMlng SKond ball Leanue by soundly trouncing 1 OF TH£M Ifi bly not allowing a single base run- by the kids in then nitrmpt to ton and is now In a favorable posi- place with ,flve straight decisions ihe local Fire Company by a one- ner to reach third base. secure positions ,oa thr tion to make a serious bid for the The Blackbirds' sixth win of the sided ll-l score In a unnie played Emery Demko shared the vic- stated for the Llttk- top spot In the league. campaign came by way- of the it the Freeman Street field. torious honors with his pitcher Immediately after the initial •Anderson, yjfi.old work Wanders. w.h«r Jell before, the league RoMnm IT) In posting their fourth straight Wrt trtim tht Batter's Box; where Alt drills, a hutrlpd mpetiir: was called loaders by a 9-1 count to a Same he drove in one run and scored horse Of Fords' pitching staff, went X:iprirk, rf I mit |Q c'xptiuT Hie To:ip from ffif In- played at the Hppel«wrj diamond .Mi'luwi'll, s» i total of 20 base hits to account another to spark Hopel»wn's at- the full dfetonee to reeortf the tended four teams to ton in order l:t< IkHnn, p for all their runs nualnst Norm tack. well-earned victory over the Ath- Fortan was the hero of the to acominodiiip nil thr ymuu'sters letics, who are reputed *t> b« the Diost, the Fire Fighters' starting Eddie Bednarz was charged with Blackbird*' conquest as he pttthed interested In p'aylim. It w;is also hardest hitting elub. In the circuit a superb one hit game (or lite most hucker, who was' charged with Phi's Tavern's defeat, although he 1 derided thnt all thr aspir.ints The victorious ctmcker limited their defeat. Sonny Bahr sprinkled tirled a creditable game, IlmMlng impressive mound performance o* would be nssluncrt In n brrlh on Manager Joe McLaughUn's sluj- six hits over seven Innings to pick 0 Stan's to six hits. the season. The young twirler kept a club, even if It meant r.'Uarnini: Sfevs to eight hits during the sis- 61m Wandeu stickmen, off balance ip JlggV victory. the rosters to absorb all thr mate- KIP AN/LOWS* In ihcli second encounter, Stan's inning game. Association came through •With a throughout the game with his as- Schiller went four for flvp to rial on hand, BUT rvze Fords lost little time solving the duplicate pitchlnc pprformanee to sortment ol change up pitches. WoixlhrlrtBr (nrillnnln et the pace from the batter's box Saturday thr youngsters will be g MIFFS /A* slants of Ernie Sabine, the A's the Fords Tumble Inn crew by a Forzlati, the Blackbirds' scrappy All Tor the Jlgss' aggregation. Eddie rmlitned to individual clubs, which starting pitcher, as they drove llnwi'll. p Vnn Tassel and Bud Hunt shared will be under thr guidance of throe ZQUALEP M close 4-1 cumt In a well played *hortstotp. garnered oJIenstve lau M.-IICHV, i- W&tE across nine runs in the first two- vein by coUtctng two hits. Holcrofl iftensive honors for the Fire Com- capable managers. Once the tnams trmtngs. The big rally in the sec- are bnlnncrtf to tlw b«tt of tlw &AMeftl&lFOR Stanley PIRR received credit for amounted for the Wanders' Ion Kli-r, If wny with two hiis ond frame, which was good lot six KnliiKh. 2li ofBeials1 iibilili? . be drawn up and ihe Little Umfiie the Fords nine with three hits and rt a no hitter, 4'lllf. .Ill Dragons overwhelmed WcWos Ed stts and Don Wallace who will Inniiguriitf Its inltisl srason striking out 14 batters over the foa close battle which saw thi l.nnr.ltM, i-f Fnvrrn In the seventh Inning to came up with timely base hits. Hitrnmn, rf In the Township. sWen frame sUnt, Johnny Sloven- 'oik on to their Initial conquest Our Lady of Pe»ce put the game1 ffHkekbtrds' string of victories en- stl was nipped with the loss alter >f the .season by an 11-10 count. Only players between thp aces In the win column hi the fourth diangwed, the Hopelawn Lions of B and 12 will be permitted to bekng hit hard for three decisive Klement, N»«y, and Boyle wera :reation League Schedules stansa -whwn Don Wallace lined a fought valiantly before succumb- perform In the league with each tallies in the third inning. An Ollffjitn, us ihe Dragons' top stlckmen with two single to left field and Joe Scrit- ing to a 5-3 decision in a hard KVrlk. Vi t team allowed a limited number ot error on a fly ball by his center ')usi knocks aplere. Kubiskln wal- tore followed wflh a resounding fought contest at the Hopelawn IUMIIIIIK, p 4 12-year-olds to ken' the competi- \hull. Softball Contest* jar Coming Week Oektet opened the door for atari's Allinm, <• I loped out four base hits to star home-run hit to deep left center Aanwnd. tion as close as possible If one rally. Nuviik, Wi fro mthe plate for the Hopelawn lie Listed in All Departments fleirj. ForzlaU, the Blackbirds' leading . '1 club proves HUPPi'ioi' to the re-st, Mat Demko and Steve Fetreskl ParsleJf, Straube, Adams and hitler, again sparked his team Slmrli'k, :i the manacer of thr team will bo split batting laurels for the Hope* •Kilsky, .. :i The House of Finn kept their II (\.\HS SCHEDULED TO PLAY AT G P. M. Wallace paced Fords' U-hit at- mates' attack with three timely forced to sell one or Iwn stars to lawn combine with two hits apiece. Wench, imblemished record Intact by ad- Mdit GAMES SCHEDULED ON SATURDAYS tack with two safeties apiece, B3I base knocks. Pamblat and Meor n second-division train. Each in- Ray Uhrin was top man In the bat- ministering a 7-2 setback to Mol- FI.jtY AT 1«:3« A. M. pzobay was, the lone Athletic bat- *e*e the Uons' offensive stare with dividual squad will be riven thhty- ter's box for Fords with twin iMir's Tavern at the Oak Street ter to aceount lor two base two safeties apiece. slx thousand dollars in Little safeties. new. League "currency" (it the start of Pt. Reading Wins The Vultures remained one step SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE Stun'* A«»oclnll*» CO Bill McCormick, the ace of the the season -to purchas:1 players St. Anthony'* ol Port Beading, behind the circuit leaders by.post- M»ndaj. June 11 An Tt H Athletics Trounce ilounee of Finn mr.und staff, en- from their opponents. ii ( nliimlius vs. Dragon*—FFMOMUI Street Cuk. /•( . the defending league champions, Ing a decisive 12-4 win over the loyed another good evening from PaMk, if remained within teach of the cir- 11; Klin A TV vs. Power Hop** Watts—Hopetami Chykanji Woodbrldge Cardinals. the diamond podium by limiting Keating Director cuit leaders with a 6-3 deeision I m rn vs. Miiltowners—Sewaren ; Nine runs in the first two innings Prison Foes, 12-5 Moinars to four hits duilng his At a recent meollni!, .Jimmy Kontulk, -I* over the Metuchen Sports Asso- , . lUnmrs vs. Howe of Finn—^teasbcy Firehwa* were all the Vultures rey Innings: two more in the flith which was Keasbey, after taking a 3-0 lead tiid to elutch a substantial early Joe's Ringeis in a game played at of Little League treasurer John lUin' liirils vs. Hopelawn Indians—Hopelawn School Stan's , I (1 ! 0 n o—i enough to wrap up the contest. Royle will act as the circuit's sec- Timilito frrn (I 1 (I 0 in the first frame, failed to en- 8-0 lead. Al Lada, Johnny Ven- the Hopelawn field. retary, and publicity director. Johnny Lazar was St. Anthony's counter any trouble as they kept erus, Billy Urbanski, and Johnny The Ringers out hit the Mld- IMIUMKDIATK BASEBALL LEACfUE 'R AMiit'lnt'nn i'M big gun V the plate with three towners by a l$-6 margin but were Bud Stillman. Pied Eppensteiner, AH R the Bulldogs' attack under control Toth sparked the one sided third Friday, June 15 1 guilty of committing three costly Eftrl Smith. Ed Slaughter, Harper_ Kick, M> 1 I hits in fattr trips to the plate. Carl for the remainder of the game. inning rally with timely hits. !•'' v- M. AnthoiU's C.Y.O.—Kennedy Park errors wlhch their opponents capl- 3^^ Prancis Casey and Bob Pir- l':in«k, i + 0 Fteltag, Sonny Bahr and Ernie Meder banged out three safe i Vu vs. fords Red*—Fordi Park liiN'y, srf '.\ II Frank Syre, the Athletics' re- taliaed on early in the fracas. >'OH8 were accepted into the Little Resko were next In line Jar bat- blows to warrant a starring role (Continued on Page 16) laible mound artist, went all the] League as managers and will be ting laurels with two hits apiece. for the Black Hawks. His team JUNIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE assigned to a team at the next In two other league games, the mates, Vambs and Mako, were next Tuesday, Jane 13 z Tt? s s rin meeting. Sacred Hearts ol Sottth Amboy in line for a round of applause victorious honors./Jack Ross the eason. Syre held the Stag Sing At the present four teams nre, Greincrs Nose Out shut out tto*,.Iroquota., Si-ft. while wth..Wo,h]ts apiece. Jackson and wasinipped Joe's set- still without sponsors! although'& '^iiijs—Freeman Street ' i nthe. Inning' teftn. oh the Stephen's al ^puth «r?e» by, an tart box for the BolHOgs wit ,wo hay Wtmdliridge CardinuWOaV Street nClub, ditimon* podium. * ' shown an lutei^ in • wfcimrdijp^ ,8-1 seore. base knocks »pi*ce. star, third baseman, was the Bbck H»wki—ro«to Park (11) V^neriis and- Billy Dzubay. hit lor j of the young diamond Squads. ' . WOODBRIDQE—Sunday after- An Vaasfl* was credited wtih the kits in as noon at Roosevelt Park the Wood- 3 .tee Hawksw ' victory from the SlUlllll-, .'ill trips form the batter's circle. MEAT bridge Oreintv Girls atoned for moupd, while Jackson absorbed the feet from home plate. 'tiinlay. June 16 — Time: 10:30 A. M. Ailanu', If p, I'lrr Co. (It The civilian supply of meat this their loss lpst year in the Regi&nals setback for the Bulldogsl . Toth and Lada, along with Ven- \U>.iiii\ SruiHirts—Sewaren , 1 expected' to average 148 defeating the' Pandoras of IllHtk lllrilH (III erus, collected two hits apiece to StlllllliU'll, I - HlllHt, |1 ... pounds, carcass weight tor each Brooklyn, 4-3. After a shaky first Al! pace Woodbridge's "ten hit attack Anthonys—Ilopekwn School Dilnll, iit... 3 H. FiMimli-i. K individual, compared with 144.5 innmg In which the visitors scored TUc«,'-lb against the Prison nine. nnvlii. Tt ... . Rtill Dogs—Freemajr Street last, 128 before the war and a re- their three runs, Peaches Jawor- ilmlry, 31i The impressive triumph was the tnW, rf . C»rdi«»is—(Mil Slwrt i. A ikit<II la. 2b according to the Department of a well-deserved victory. I>« Wttt.-c Sing Sing. , / ; / Van Tiwsel, a 3H U Tilmt^skl. 2l» Agriculture. ! aUma, the rookie shortstop, Viii'Kii, if fj..r. \V;ilkpil' for Cr«rmnln in lith. IKrtH Hunt, :ib /...;... celebrating her 15th birthday, p DITCH TURNS TO "COM)" under is Three-Time Winnej [singled home the tying, and scored Toth, o - 5 AUBJJRN, Me—Two years afro. 2ft Tnveru (III the winning run. Eleanor Stattle Ulda, rr , i> JtlCIClf t'rhan.ikl, »i R»nbny, lb 2 . AH Ame!ee Gobeil leveled off a Ritlly tytehaet, one of ,M«e eiifffli&l'Giwi- Tirth. c i to usUlK nifeber coniposilion scraps 111 Annual Track Meet ner Girls, has rfejolned the team, !nii«in If .. j, Mixenik, If .'.'.' 1 in«, |> . Milter, cf |1O ll'eto, II' <-[ioul Mrounds seconds. with a tfophy for the batting Ihaarik, rf "i'*l number of Mary Lou Qroth k«pt Ihe eighth championship and Netty Lowria a i', in the varl- IH I^urnarl,'l'b Brade pace hot by winning the trophy for 1050 Grelner Girl. The Kennes^n, 'Ih .... WcUlu'a Tuvrrn (10) softball throw with a 155-foot 4- lc(cals will play the Paterson Co- ,Si'«r4> hy lllflrk lllrila (.1) W'iatraw.skl, rf ,' • AM All ICUSIVH, H' .- I- \ JAG'S iuirth, 0 Fonslattf, ss CiulmleH, 3U i) ii Grand aikiifli, SK _.. Kuhlman, r( .wriHiii, !• :. ...*. :i The U !>y the ptts- If 0 1 Zanaillo, i-f ... Tliwse«#n, lb (1 '•'••itic class, Pliyl. e,nt wray Tll l ''rlutiiK, Illi ... >e Witt, f Suliu, [•( 3 , wy # elijhtij h ggrade twek 1 1 Stlniii, « I 1 Idtziij . lb K M 31 5 » Liinii, iii ..... - ;t ! '''I Hie 50-yard stars surpassed' all the previous i II H. Viii'.\ P 'i MMlgT KI>I!4AH, 'i\> S™re Hi InniaKS: Opening "nils to capture records set since the inauguration l 1 RuKlbviiky, a AtlU.-th-H 0 ! 0 3 I) 1 0 tt II-li' , 8U 111 l! • Nancy Tywo- ojt W> tfMtvwl track and field. Calkuskl, 2ti II II lulu', rf Sinn NIIIK l)rnv (til 9- 1 ftwfcn* H Kry«kn, lb Hi'im-n clicked off events, I 11 1 a Stiinhaili, p . l.ui'im, 3!> .. • to share first- The wvejuth, grade kwa Ift^artf Klflll.HI. HB |u ' Potato race. dash event wound up In a three- 11 NiilfV, P Woodbridge Police Pistol Team l)i-ak, ir . - - SALE Ut M*« Mlita !(»k liny Us, 3b ,. TUtPK, i't IS NOW IN 1 ii 113-foot Sty- T' tftles of 9* ateomfc. MtriCDL fiitliill, <• 1 Tops Raritan; in Third Place Tie Afield captured Alexander. *tt*t eompeiing Winters, ill ;.. Hoppt. "Jh ll)A >lh Lflliiur FULL SWING in;; crown with in the sprint Stum, i' , f itiie, - bridge team on the range with a Pit ;!l lifitve. M.I: kill, 111 . - »lKUitr, rf lofty Wi mark which tied John n u race-, aeH n new recortl by winning Do Hur'inlH, ft' Aintniy linn llllri1 Jenkins, |J t Miilunr'n in the eighth the po^ race in 17.8 seconds. liillVNI, |l .. Doyle, If dwallick of the Perth Amboy Po- Ll 1 SAVE ' '" when Judy AleXWiQei', the meet * outstand- Miu:t>-iif>tl and Ve-ing performer, failed to limit his lirllllii, SH ... of ihe nays shooting. Fred Liim Molnur, LltJifl, K . . .. "•"'h ri'i'ui'ded the talents to the foot races, as he «uniervlll« . and Oto»*e Culver hud duplicate 11 :; Helilli'H, Uounil Hruuk niy, ' •••nuts over the Continued on Page 16) i6 murks to take secoud-place Ivelluy] tuioru las th» Woodbrktge squad. Auri,,"* Culuo Chemical outshot the Ifutihku, rf* Mis ' MOST SPORTS Mrj* t .«*« for WrV EQUIFMKN'l* KBVT of the emifent «e*soa ' Ifitbry I!. I'cillllill^, 8|J ' 4 DepNtBMnt Team was Cisco's sseootk this jinr Huiuc Wised oat the Itwltaji Township league eompetrtioa. OPEN TIL 9 P. M. l^e «U»L'tet, bflf 4 \\H-m%sfiOit The' Town- MON. WRD.-FRI, FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY wy* g*lo t> thfifct-placer tit with i)»», ir the Mntllestx shaipslsoolera feu the Vail, lb ;tii Ahru. Ih ntial Jersey PMol League. (ryHlta *• 283 iiin, ah |J8« SPORTING llmer Ki7»ko kd the Wood- I^IIIL .,-'.-> Mimre, METCHIK MOTORS, Inc. tt GOODS AUTHORISED DeSOTO- PLYMOUTH DEAlER il,mil, V J1B4 28 400 STATK STREET U (0) Directly Opposite Old Lorntlou RAHWAY, N. J. W"u«st .. I.CBltO, If . . « 1'inUr .. PERTH AMBOY UlubHk, l'b. Open Eyenlngs and Bum , 'ill) & Henry iuKlowHkl, Prop. INDEPENDENT-LEADEH PACK SIXTEEN THUKSTtyY, JUNE 7, MKil

    A flower show and food sale Paper Mill Playhouse, Millbiirn, day evening »„ ! 1 n:nn, Mrs. Ann Winnns. Mrs. Diwiil mil, in f'.'il s«'iir.r day, June 25, «t the ichool, ('hair- his mn accnnipnniril him home f• • • i with her parents wh li- Mr Ki^'i | llntr, Mrs. Charles Podnu.a, Mrs. kell. to celebrate » Defense Bond Davidsort College. Davidson, North returned to I,,. Uli'l will oontinm- thrmijili Ssilu man will be William Roome, nssi-; llir dimmer vacation. i. 'erving in thr V. S. Saw. Th" V. VaRcr, Mrs. Soul Crawford, Hully. and the Fort Monmouth Carolina, in the fall. Open house Street from |',, ilnv. Ki'lc.s cnnr s nml r«• fi-« sh- ted by Mn. Lillian Bister and 'Pie'Capper ilrei-v.injr (rrnii|i nf mWrfss of the hitter is 1'iril •'. ! Mrs. J, HeRedus, anif Mrs. Samuel hand from the nearby army camp will he held in his honor on Sun- the nicnt- :in fe.'tturi'il. The tri mill'l> Mm. Paul* Pippei, tile [.lilies' Aid fVcifty held a Koch, H. M. 3 K. M.F. Vnc-iv Allmvht, Jr. The cominittee will will furnish the music bctwetn day afternoon from 2 t» 7 at the arc Mlii.'.tcl mi Cnrtnrt lti>nii in -Mr. and Mrs. Kvcrett Johnsdii party ill the Church for the liniil Troop Mead'i'inrti'rs Or, C;vi-t< J.meet tonight nt the home nf Mrs. 1 v.ires. ' IJepnn, "2 (ieortre Street, Ce'neny Home, flfl Dartmouth thi Hiii'iininii Ilivchts Mi'li'Hi ' f mil children, Bnrbara and Knit 'miTtitii; of the sfasnn. Thine al- Ii. f'i'ndlctun, Ocean Side, clii'iiu!ril for In-1 TIIUMUIS Harry Relchelderfer. commanding , lui* K'cn |iuii'il until general of.'Port Monmouth, has .lime I- IH'IMU^I- nf llii1 p:nUli <\ir made known his Intention of beinu IIU'iil lii'ini; li' lit \\\if u<",k. Mclii prrse.nt toRt.lier with Raymond A. In/1.- HTvini; nil till1 (;iIJIiv"i) I'ulll Olennon. State Director ,0f the U. lilllU'i' an- ii •Vr.'l t ' .I't'pfirt »• '* Siiviii'js Bond Division and other nVinrk ' iirll III'.1 III. state diftnl'tartes. They will be A llintiMil iiiclnf.1, "Yi u I'.inJ by government officials frorti 1 1 1 C'riaii'L ! tin W ii!il." w iii'li iic|iM-t- Washington, D. C. Ilii1 ^<.|k •>!' tin- I'lui { ;-,) h'rr-.'. v.j'\ I after- itiR.s Bond drive. This season's IliKih In uifiuiw.r 1!H il' ti':i!ii. i ,ent promises to be even more spertncular. Rev, N'apolcnn Scr\e> M,is» The Jockey Club also announced ...plus 580 Ki'v. liii-tiivc A. Na|.nlt"'H. wlin that the New Jersey Futurity, one Rrrvil III I'ufl J{«'H-l'l>i» llVi- yt'SOS of the state's most sporting races, differenf Htm it.- "|li'>th'.r Oi-" m I'M1 c:i|i:ii" is to be renewed at Monmouth ily nl' a ."I'hiin.uiii!:. •• IAT-I the (i Park on Wednesday. July 11th. The in the refiner^ o'clock ina-.- . ill St. AnlhonjV homebred stake has continued to in the < 'lini'rh Siiiuliij ail1! -|iuk' t« the •-MOW in Importance since its 1946 chilill'i'ii. II1 air-:i inii'lc the an- revival, and the 1951 runnlns will uiiuiii'i'iiii'nis iui'1 Kill tin1 e|u.-tl(' be the richest In Its modem day ami Ki'^l'i'l «t thi'other ma.-M's urn! history. Last season a total of 40 i;avr Ilir parish hi.s Wi^in;:. remained eligible for the five and, one half furlongs when final pay- Fife-Drum Carpi Playi ments were made and that number Tl«' St. Anlhniiy'.- Kife and will be approximated this year. Drum I'urps was thr lirnt mi the The race also provides for a sup- program :il tin: I'nlhi li'-m lit h 'hi plrmcntary nomination on sub- at Wiilcr'.- Stadium Sunday, Then scription of $500, and Mrs. William played MN numbers ;>.ni"irr 'which J.'Lec, Jr., took advantage of" this wen- "MiirNaniaia's Hand"' and clause l.o drop the name of Chrls- es 1 230 ^/V "Tin: Thin;: ." Inda into the box. The two year old. (iiuinhtt'r of Vejete-Rclhcub Kay Pilgrimage Made won at the first asking during the Members (if St. Anthony's Church recent Garden State Park meet- mndr ii |iil^riniiii:(- to .St. Stephen'.-* ing and then moved to New York Church, Holy Horary ('hutch, the tto be second behind Cigar Maid centos •MM Siianish-riirtui.'iii'si' Mission, Our in the Fashion Stakes. This con- l.udy of l''atimn Chapel, all in vincing effort earned her chance Perth Ainbuy, and St. Anthony's at the richest renewal of the Fu- Church in I'nrt liciidinc Sumlay. turity. There will -be another, iiilitl'imaijt' later in the year, Stan's Association (Continued' from Snorts Page) Local Seniors Win .r. Kusiuik, HI i'i'tioiiii, |i . llnrmntla. :'li 'BabeRuih'Trophy M. lii'inkn, !• M. Knsiiiik. rl K. Di'inkii, II WOODBtUDGE—Jim Lake and Betty Mitchell were presented with Tnvrrn ID) the initial Eabe Ruth Foundation' AD Awards at the recent annual Class ""|'1'K; -' Day cxeirisps held at the local ^'mi'si"" i'ii hkh school auditorium to honor- oiiuiincii, m the Bairims' foremost athletes I'*!™!,'"1,.'"1' during the pa-it year. xilmm''."'.'!- "'. The awards made to Wood- i.vi for classroom character, sports-1 manship cm and off the field and participation in scholastic extra- curricular activities. The plaques,. which wine presented to both Lake' 'Continued from Sports Pagei ami MJtchell wp their names in-1 annexed the broad-jumping title scribed on the face, will be kept I with n 7-foot 4-inch leap., '"Tn'trie Barronsi'-fcrephy M^IBM^.,. JK^C^JNT w°I<»1' -' seniors with individual trophies to standlnR broad jump event. The flowing smoothly from oil fields and refineries to industry, the Armed Forces, and y> <• commemorate their successful softball-throwing contest cham- 1950-51 season, which was the best uionshlp went to F. Wlldgust,, who thi1 BaiTons witnessed in the past recorded a 212-foot toss. 18 yi'ajr.s.., Jim Lake, Bill Kukulya Individual Room Championships Lee Siraubf, Tony Pichalaki -and- V.nvvy Kpnick were the recipients Room 2 ...v ^'polnti of thi'ir coach's awards. Tomczuk Room 6 ,, 6 points also presented Dr. Lozo with a Room 4 5 points It 860 diffe similar trophy for his interest and Eighth Grade Girls ent lands of job devotion to the court aggregation Room 13 18 points the past season. Room 5 , 11 points Trophy fur Tomczuk Room 14 3 point: The climax of the annual cere- Seventh Grade Boys monies occurred when the basket- Room 2 , 11 points \ ball le-tlernncn presented Tomczuk Room 18 7 points o meet y< with a largo trophy as a taken for Room 16 6 points the diuUijmn.shed fellowship he Eighth ^Grade Bays showed toward them during their Room 9 .'. 14 points Yob now use more tljan a thousand different oil prod- close iisaociation, and also as a ^ioom 14 11 point omy, comfort, protection. It produces more than half of With production, refining, and distribution ill |!K»I Room 13 pouju remembrance of their fine season ucts, aud you use theln at a rate of 290 million gallons America's power. 1 llll^ The award left the court mentor "under one roof-teamed to exchange ideas-Si' ' a day. To make sure you get the product you want, ILl1 the most speechless individual In Co-ordinated Distribution, which links together the its part to assure the most efficient Ityw of | llljl the auditorium because of his Woodbridge Rec Softbal when and whlere you want it, requires the highly spc- gratitude and complete surprise. work of people in 1860 different kinds of jobs, is another products to you. [ j Sliinilliiu'K. lOnilliiu •!'••«• 3. IKH 'cialFzed efforts or men and women in 1860 different The following senior lett^rmen (•fiilur Nufttwtl l.niuur example of hc|w the oil industry gets the maximum use- I were awarded jackets for ! their w r Kinds of jobs, fulness out of our petroleum supply. , To i frtngthw Amwkw athletic achievements during their HuiiHc nl Finn -I 1 high school caresrs: Jim Lake. I/? li«H« Tavern , _.-• 4 't A sensitive system knawn^at Shell as Co-ordinated Dis-' And oil companies, to do this, work on 3 fronts: pro- Because they have plowed back over 10 bili<>! » Straubc, Bill Kukulya. TQPV VI1111 € I'"- |ll JlOlnar and Eddie Ambrose. Junior llmirbnll the world, . Refining gets rftore and better products fr,om every gallon i.tlmk llli'ila • of crude petroleum. Jiggs- Tavern VllltlllU'H ./. Mqking oil more uttful: AlUmiil'H Srip •'*, A«tlntay'« Dittfyytlon *uki^ites the users' needs, and delivers the (Continued Irom ffjiort paijfer Oil contributes in hundreds of ways to theflft^Ri's econ- ,^product whett; and^when it is ne$fl#d! * V,' »,>«?••». .«*.•*" i-,--r -1 •:*>* I'Vi'llHll'S Pal-in HolltlliWli Uoll( (I l.tiihl HTUIUT H»iirlii(U

    Hlltfr. if Wil*»", |f Shell Oil Company Djvsret.l. P <*aprnn Colov. -' Girl, >• 0 I.IIMIK ('lull , -t West Avenue, Sewarpn, New Jersey Cacil.ol^ ft <1 "I. .hiliH'.s (', V. O . 1 SI. AnllKiiiyH C. V. <). 1 Hawks I