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Prevent Kires, lo Detective Rank; at Tanks Tuesday, Additional Space is Company Obtained for All Terminal as JAB Staff Assigned to initiate kindergarten Pupils • rum of holding i,ni snd quell C'AUTERET — There will be .ii oeran-ROing iiyMnnni space for all kinder- up ai ltd Ter- rteii pupils, the Board of JAB Processes 15 Cases Council \!t.>ndlng were jKducKtion announced at its and Fire j meetlnK Wednesday and the |but Ilii1 iipeninR was delayed In Less Than Two Weeks A nrnv*>« leaders of the until September 18 to Rive n school officials time to set up CARTEHET - The Juvenile, The complaint* Included "P and Lin- Aid Bureau, being directed by the new arrangement. shoplifting, theft of building ment-K an well St?t. Edward Cajkowskl yes- The delay in opening of kin-, materials, bicycles, damasc to the U.S.Coast terday submitted its first report derKarten classes was due to property, malicious mischief , i eommanderj to Chief Charles L. Makwlnskl. and flghltng. Changes the fact that the board faced I, u>. Jr.. Lleu- The Bureau is now located in with the unexpected placement In six cases, restitution was i',dc- Michael! 5 the Legion room on the secondiordcrcd. Pour girls and two CARTERET—Acting on tN 1 of 200 pupils when St. Joseph'. Kurt floor at t.hu Borough Hall. jboys were placed under curfew recommendation of Police Coov Parochial School cancelled Its mlssloner John Hutnlck and kindergarten classes. The report shows that from while sir are to report to the August 24 to September 5, the Police Chief Charles L. Mak- HI nv industrial John M. Kolibas. president JAB weekly. ri were B. bureau handled 15 juvenile; Patrolman Walter Chamra is winskl Sr, Borough Council tell by lhp owan Tanker Dcpartment of of the board reported that a night promoted Charles BUM* Edmonds, committee comprising board cases, involvinR 47 children. 38 inv estimating officer for the at the Carteret terminal. Crew Is shown perform!,,,, a boys and 9 girls. to the rank of detective. IU chief of the members Gabriel Comba, Jo- JAB. riulon, Mineral In another resolution. Stfc seph Lamb, John Lttus and Edward Czajkowskl was con* himself as well as School Su- ?.•Kue.' will mark the be- Religious ceremonies Sunday CARTERET — Mr. James P the community to help. 'The and copies of the Carteret niversaiy festival bazaar and A resident of 108 Linden '!"• rmlnal's Wtt* Director Stanley Szyba has ginning nf r.he high holy days night and on Monday and Mitchell, Republican candidate entire community is indebted 1 fnir continue tonight and to- Street, Russo, who is 29, served s Coast Ouard.,l a public appeap l to doc- |and the ncx religious year for Tuesday will be marked by School of Adult Education's for Governor, and a former to the parishes ol St. Demetri- morrow night on the grounds four years in the O. 8. Navy. •,..nou» factottMort, nurses, tmefc owners and the bnraiiK.-, Jewry! prayers of repentances, musical Secretary of Labor will be us Ukrainian Orthodox Church fall brochures have been mail- 1 of the St. Demetrius Com- He attended Carteret schools. prevention,|hho»t t ownew to provide him1 TThe in-day span yearly ii,selections with the same theme honored by the Republic mi Or- and the First Presbyterian ed this week to home owners munity Center grounds upper He is married to the former break Information to that nn devoted u> A review of the^and rabbinical sermons urging ganization of Carteret on Fri- Church and I want to publicly Mary Ann Dziak. They have e a and merchants in the Carteret Roosevelt Avenue. n'quirementtj *' n»ivf civil defense program ethical level of conduct and to!conduct more in conformity day September 8, at ti::io P.M.!thank them for all the chil- three children. area. Mr Edwin S. Quin, Di- Free admission and free ;,nation be established worship services to stimulate with Gods mandate. A motorcade will be eonductedldren who will get a full time Other Business dancing tonight to the muslr ••.•-•.fully ftght Sayba. police sergeant ln; nobler living The shofar, or ram's horn, through the boro. 'education this year," he said rector of the school also an- of the • Apus 14"-H piece or- A lone bid for $2,850 from ..•I charge of police reserves, -»as Beginning with Rosh Hastio-'will be sounded at both Rosh Mr. Mitchell, a fornui rosi Praised by Quin nounced that a schedule of Steve Torok to erect a traffic ••nil msis tn the nail, the Hebrew term for theiHashonah and Yim Klppur chestra starting at 8:30 P.M. recently appointed to the di- ident of Carteret, resided on Quin added that "both groups courses and advance registra- light at Washington Avenue •i f ilaced on rector'* post He Mid tbr niort! new yeai. the high holy daygisei-vices as a call to conscience, On Saturday a special award and Randolph Street was laid Chrome Avenue, and attended were very magnanimeus" and tion blanks would appear in' ' "palrlane ' Pord"wui "be i;,d II..i' practical lmporUr.. thing at pmerr. \t will extend to Yom Klppur, the This traditional ceremony dates of K over for further study. local schools from aee. 8-14. jsaid he was impressed by the -qulpment Day ol Aumi'mem, which will back to the time of the ancient this week's issue of the Car-|featured at 11 P. M •hr.r.c public oooperattor. m thai ft Start at 6:3» icommunity spirit shown by the An ordinance providing for i i ti;« raatment|proper program e«i be rtf> 'begin Tuesday evening Sep- Israelites. teret Press. The Midway features thrill curbs and sidewalks in the The motorcade will begin atP60"1'1 of Carteret. He stated '•.' tres. Cap- veloptd. tnat the Of the thirteen pourses be- rides, skill Raines, games of Sabo Street area of West Car- 30 at the Carteret, Wood-i facilities are •in ideal chance and specialty foods, and teret, was tabled on motion of ; id tribute doctor* and1 ins offered this year, four are He asked th»t [locations and that County Su- kiddle rides. ;Councllman Thomas Deverin. II 1 for him 'perinusndent Robert R. Blunt new to the curriculum. They Rosh Hashonah Install Deacon The action was in accordance If COP! had approved of the rooms. are: Furniture Refinishinn; Saturday afternoon kiddle with configfcnces held with him wiuffielr n£Ces. ad-! He HLSO laudect Kolibas and Millinery: CaniiiR and Reed- matinee starting at 2 P. M. lnx; and Home Mechanics. Mr residents In that area. >mpt action and di«aw«. phone nuMber* and Services Listed At Sunday Rite the cuiimiiLLee which went in btiiiR the children for an aft- Quin stated that the new ernoon of fun. Evening 1 tillj Councilman Alexander Such i-.wntial In the hospitals to whkh they are . , search of the rooms "for a job d »TI nortn- CARTjCRKT Sm lcf s wlll be courses are beiiiR introduced 11 P. M. Andrew Hedesh chair- reported that negotiations are 1 Mrs. MatiWa [well dime." The board voted "™»"™- a.s follow. , at both synaROKues;Hit. wm,„ |unanimously to sign the leases primarily to attract new peo- man of the special award of still under way for the selection L Hlu w Truck owners mid oout own- ,, n sh•- ••Hashonah- , ~—.....Septemberi^. i""* '»^ ^J %^ and satisfy the wide range of a site for a new borough • -movie, O !with the elders and trustees of the Fail lane Ford and televi- ers are asked to provide Szytoa of interests among the return- garage. : Toath 11. 2 and ^.in Kippur. Sep- presl)yteran church al the u |the two churches .so that there sion set announced award time with their names, addresses, temb*T '20 Rabbi Morton S would not be double sessions in ing students. as 11 P. M. Saturday Septem- Councilman Walter Sullivan tnd ma- A. M. services Sunday. telephone numbers and the Batim will be in charge: Ciirterel this year. Registration will be held in >er 9th to close out the bazaar. moved that a letter be sent •iiIy nr, hand at Rev. H. Addison Woeste- Palmer Donnelly congratulat- Israel. 312 In voting, Mrs. Alys Sheri- the high school on the eve- George Tezio chairman of! lot (ii,iy io han- meytT, pastor, announced that ing him on • his swimming they own. Szyba said estimated;pershm« Avenue. Sunday. 9ep- nings of September 11, 12 and he game of chance booths an- > nut to assist there will be two services Sun- dan "1 vote yes with great achievement and a letter to capacity should alsojtcmbei 10. 7 P. M,: Monday, 14 with classes scheduled to nounced new prizes for the last • * flic aboard day, the first at 8:30 A. M. and confidence in this committee that effect will be forwarded 11. 8 A, M.. Rabbi's start on September 18. For the ,wo days. ;n:nal He then of Hie board. I am sure they to him. Donnelly was Invited r when setting up an evacuation'sermon U A M.: sounding of would not do anything which latecomers or people unable to - plant fire bri- 1 church school will meet from Jimmy Skitka chairman of program. IShofar. 11:30 A. M.. Tuesday, make the registration dates, iy Sullivan to attend the Rec- 1 •>' the asalst- 9:45 A. M. until 10:45 A. M. I would prove harmful to the the rides committee promised Meetings will be set up with (September 12, BAM. sound- late registrations will be ac- eation Department's banquet' • 'n Kive a ship, ' The sermon topic of R* [.safely of the children of Car- full scale kiddie program for heduled for October 17. each rfroup when he completes'Inn of Slmfar. 11:1ft A M icepted on the first night class- Woestemeyer for both Iterct." Saturday afternoon matinee On motion of Councilman 'luipment and the ,:iv!l defertBe prqiiram and I/ivmn .Justice Conf es are held, Monday and Tues- will be "Inhabitated by tne Kolibus, Lamb, Comba and rom 2 P. M. Sullivan, Council rejected the ihf sides of a«limed emernen<-y duties will 25 Roosevelt Avenue day, September 18 and 19.' •Tlf Of the! Litus will now meet with the lids received for the paving of be explained. S/yba added Hint September 10. 7 PM. j grammar school principals to he Parkview playground side- he will announce departmentlSeptember 11, 8:30 A determine which classes will be Bake Sale Listed walks and also rejected the UlU 11 A M. u The theme lg Romans 8:9 Habit Bestowed by I "' -^iappoiritment»'at'a later date, SoundinK of Sho a, relocated and which teachers bids for the alterations to Fire limned aboard'^^ M, , JAMES P. MITCHELL By Church Guild Tuesday, September 12. 8:30 |trlusteeA meetins of Kth oe f dullThc hboar widu of must be transferred. House 2. New bids were n s tour from Dominican Order] 1 A. M. Rabbis ,seri*on 11 A M.j, ,d t „ p M Wednesday. Plan Outlined CARTERET — Meeting of the ordered. 1 >ridt!e city line, nlong Rooso- CARTERET — Sister Mary boiler room Hungarian Church Sounding nfShofar 11:15 A M. Senior Ladies Guild of Zion Councilman Deverln reported elt Avenue to Carteret Ave- The board plans to move two Veronica, the former Miss Mar- • iruwaiii and! . Yom Kippur "Kol Nidrt'"; Lutheran Church was held hat a model ordinance is being ue, Cypress Street, to Wush- thrthird grade casscltjjsees from WWash- j'orle Mogelesky received the services will b. held on Tue.s-.Pu^ MvkittltPV Ends 1 Wednesday. / drafted for the expansion of > 'nick point-i lAtts Sunday Kites iigton Avenue, Washington ington Schoorto Nathan Hale habit of the Dominican Order day, i September 19. at fi 4n at Plans were made to hold a the fire fighting personnel CARTERET -- Worship ser- Advanced Training \venue to Perslung Avenue, School and then two other of Our Lady of Proculloe, EI- boUl ift on Pershinp to Roosevelt; bake sale on Sunday morning roster, • Sunday.m the Hun- •">' u n classes will be moved from klns Park, Penna. She is the 'v period Reformed Church will Topics of Rabbi Bauni ser- PORT rCNOX. Ky.—Pvt. An- •h»n on to the Shopping Cen- Nathan Hale to two second iSeptember 24 after each serv luarlan 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ches- mon. ,. Monday ••'>•••' to! ter where Mr, Mitchejl will floor classrooms in the St. De- ice, Cakes or other donations I be conducteduc d for the Ins: time jdrew McKinney, 23. whose wife, ter Mogelesky, 16 George Street Leave Behind for the New Gloria, lives at 63 Grant Ave- peak a few words. The motor- metrius Community Center. should be brought on Saturday facc(ordlni to summer schedule 1 Deverin Blasts Year Tui.Nday "Thini! to nue. Carteret. N. J.. completed :ade will then continue on to The center is opposite Nathan Sister Mary Veronica was a September 23 between 1 P. M from stem to and 3 P. M. Birthdays of Mrs having the Hungarian service Tal^e. Alom for th eight weeks of advanced Indi- •he American Legion Building, Hale on upper Roosevelt Ave- member of Sacred Meart Par- at 9 A. M. and the Fnnl:M at lYear. Yom Kiwur Tuesday, ish and a graduate of St. Mary's W. Snyder, Mrs. S. Tryba, and ward ship 10 o'clock, Dr Andrew Har-! vidual training at the U. S, where Mitchell will again speak nue. \ Rumor Mongers at Brniherhnod of Isnicl, "How High, School, Perth Amboy. Mrs. S. Wchlschlager, were cel- i)iactlce the aanyi. back from the annual' Army Center, Fort Knox, Ky, at a rally where refreshments 'Tip will allow the board }o Credit RHIIUB1.1"" ebrated at this time. CARTERET — There l« not toe Coast ministerial conference* in Li- Oooo d Is pm AUKUSI 27. ' will be served free ' Slip w.ill remain at the Dom- the slightest truth to the Former Mayor* Joseph Mit-' inican. Novitiate House, Elkin Next meeting will be held on gonier Pa., wilt occupy the Yom Kippur Day. Wednesday", Pvt. McKinney entered fthi classes at- Washington School rumors being spread that the September 20. memorial service) *""• ."""*"""' ".' uch and Flunk Barpford, and October 4. questions pulpit ,, Borough Council Is proposing at Loving Just.ce Coiwn-fiatum. Army last Apr" ft''d also former councilmen, Rich- AnderBon Donatiom to the Memorial (t-raining at to revert the industrial park in -Are the Dead Aliv ard Donovan. Edwin Urbanski, Hitmenipund to be used for organ- , He is a 1956 graduate of Mid West Carteret Into a residential idlesex County Vocational aiv John Nemish. iind Dr. George development. P*iuck.jchlme* will be clawed next Sun-; Krentar, aloup with present Technical High School, Pertr, This assurance came from •'•••nted bjf Flrelday TO MKKT TONHillT andidates for council, John Amboy. HLs parents, Mr. anc Councilman Thomas Deverln - >nd,i. Deputy' j CARTEKKT--Tin- tn.4 meet- Donovan and Uv Kulin and • '1 Miicif* cap- 'uig of the iicwly-oi-Kiuiized Car- Mrs. William McKinney, Jive ai and substantiated by Mayor BtS KIlU TOMORR(m jVood Steve Trosko Jr. will partici- unbert and teret Sultanas, affiliated with i 154 Bucknell Avenue. Stephen Skiba and other mem* bus pate in the motorcade. •i'-A'Hy'n dep-, CARTERET—The 32nd CiirBvan ytj. urdiir ol Alhiim-jbridne. bers of the Council, Councilman Deverin said he SchwelUser(rtcttt to Seaside Park, sponsored bru WJH | held tonight !'v flremenlby First District Democratic' th , Cii Club Mrs had read about "the rumors" by F ftI t TO MKET TONIGHT Register Sunday and wanted to give assurance ; jWorkers, will take place tomorj-JLp,,,, curran, Jr.. membership CARTERET — fhe Ladies that there was nothing to sub- new Ataio-row. September 9. Buses wlljl|chairuiHu. will register Craftsmen will hojld a car> ror Hebrew School stantiate them. •lrilU ana in Ileave Washington School, Io-1niembers ut the meetinc id Ul hl l; 'party September 22 at the Mayor Skiba agreed with the lls Included1 cated at upper Roosevelt Ave-| on Elm Street. Mrs. Wai CARTERET - Registration of students for Carteret Hebrew comments of Councilman Dev- •'ii, Amoco'i nue at 6:30 P. M. sharp,T.ekel,TO tug J<»»>«H tor Gnwronski is chairman *-i in and added that the rumors reservations can be made with; CARTEKKT W. 0,i n.m School will be held Sunday be Dg and the affair. The regular meetim are being spread by publicity v M». BIlMbeth Tuohfy and Circle Junior C,mveN)« IU tween 9:30 A. |M. to 11:30 A. M • 1. Major of bat will be held tonight at 8:30 P seekers, John Marko, commltteewonianihold its first f»» mwl" M.'in the Club Room on Elm at Brotherhood 01 Israel Syna- gogue, 312 Pershing Avenue. "We have no Intention of re- land commltteeman of the First urday at 2 P. M. in tn< Street. vi'itins the industrial tract in- 1 All students will attend a pre- ' Dtetflct. lFell0W6 HaJ1 to a housing development", holiday rally, Sunday, Septem- Mayor Skiba repeated. ber 10 at 10 A. M. at Brother- ""' ' '"'• I Hit Catholic Churchesin Poland Crowded hood of Israel Classes begin Wednesday, September is at (live Fishing Derby 3:30 P. M. Students who will Prizes Tomorrow be 8 years by December 31, CARTERET 4- The summer- Sundays, Miss Sophie Prywata Finds 1961, are required to reiiistqr long fishing derby will come to 'tliiiii Amerl- Roland is beautiful," Miss this year. They will not be ac- conclusion at 10 A. M. tomor- '"'Id Its first hull sister ol her hither, ,.'..i...,w it hounliflll " Mi.SS cepted^, next year. Prywata said. She was fasci- row, when prizes will be award- W.V. halt. Ai CARTERET Catholic Alexander Prywatu, In °ltt" r«me to gtve churches In Poland are filled nated by the cleanliness of ed to all those who qualified. lystok, also visited Oludy on COLLECT PAl'KR SUNUAV This year's program vita's uixisi, Preal- on Sundays and masses on the River Bug. where h"' the cities, the forests, agrl CARTERET—The Lions tlub sponsored by Carteret Local 4, '" lll(1 Parent other days also are well at- fatl^r was born and where cultural fields. "Everthing has arranged to resume its PBA, with DeWitt Doscher and '""fd the la- tended. her grandfather, who died at looked so nice and clean." waste, paper drives. Thomas Vernacolo in charge; "•'•wined thtf This was one ol the in- the age of »5, is buried Prywata was joined the Recreation Department Ml The next collection will be 's. Betty spirational highlights of a "Outwardly, people seem by Miss Ntemiec in Switzerit - with Councilman Walter Sul- «lx-week, 12,000-mile tour In held Sunday, September 10, " /gavel. happy in Poland," Miss Pry- land. They toured through livan and Thomas Coughlln in Europe by Mlse Sophie Pry.- John Leimpeter, club president, then ex- wata &ald. "But they must Italy, France, Spain and BeN charge and the Park Depart- waU of 181 Pershlng Avenue. has announced. "°n of the or- struggle, e'nee most of what glum. "There" was a glow of ment with Adam Szymboridu OuUide of Poland, Miss Pry- Pi'esented the they produce goes to the beauty In each of these and Alex Fasekas in charge. - flfst big chtl- wata was accompanied on TO MEET MONDAY state. They have no luxuries. ADULT SCHOOL: Pliutu shuwxhow ar<|uiird skills and kuuwii-dgr »rr turned b>t« lUrao- The prises "will-be distributed thetour by Mils Wanda Nie- place*," Mi» Prywata said annual Conditions in Poland are CABTER|T — The Third i run diatt IH-WIUK c)4 f..s of tlir < mUret SCIHMJI Hf Adult Education by Mayor Stephen Skiba and mlec, also of this borough, Miu Prywata U employed tive projects in the much better than tai other u exeoutive secretary by [District Ladies Democrat Or- IH Hi-gist ration will h* held ncil Monday, Td 'Chief Charles L. Makwlnski 8r, Mon of the It WM the flrat visit of countries dominated by Com- which start* cla»aei> September t Cerro Corpoiratlon In New ganization will meet monday slid l'hor«l(ty. h t Miu Prywata to Poland, al- munism," «he said York. ewmtoc hi KoWtM HalL provided n though Kwne years ago sne toured Kurop*. She virtual* PAGE rwo ChurchAdds New Head OBITUARIES 2 to Staff of K. of a SZl.'ZESNY FUNERAL | field nnd Mrs. Peter N. Herrr In Avenel CAhTERET-The funeral of^f Livingston Is Inducted AVENEI, — The First Pres- Funeral will be held aeorRe. Szczesny, 23, 55 Mercer WOODBRIDOK - District byterian Church will hold fam- Street, was held Saturday IK UlO IVH'IIKH llll ruucim nun.' ,: my,,, ll lttld ily services Sunday in West- 400 Franklin Place, Plsiinfii'lrUDiputy John Gmnelli Installed minster Hall at 9, 10 and 11 morning from the Synowieckl M today with Rev.'Robert P. Muchnnlc. 24 Billing 11 A. 'Rbt P Muhnlc 24 Billings A M The services are design- Funeral Home, 56 Carteret Ave- L Van Stern of Mrs-;.Street, us grand knldht of Mid- nue. A bigh, .Mftss nf Requiem ,eran Church, Plain-jdlesex Council, Knights of Co ed so parents and children can was offered in the Holy Fnmily worship together. Rev. Robert field, officiating. Interment jlurobus. Church by ReviM. A. Union Cemetery,1 Mr. Muchanlr is a Riaduate A Boiiliniu, associate pastor Interment wos in 8 of Woodbrldfte Mull School will preach al all family serv- Cemetery, Colonin. ___- nnd Pace Collepe with a bach- ices mi the topic, "The Fifth Bearers were Charles MCE 1DLETT dor of business administration n.mmnndmeni." At the B and in A. M- services, which Will be wlnski, Charles Russo, Vlto CARTERET — Mrs. Alice Id- .,\mM,. He Is married to the held in the rhurch sanctuary, Pichliuola, Robert simljo, Ictt, 70, 57 Union Street, died• f[)rmf.r Joyce Laubneli and they Marlon Kondas, and Ernest |Tu(,'?dily at ]inme. Born '"'urr the parents of two jlrls I tie pnstor, Rev. Dr. Charles S MnrKrnzie, will preach the MAKE T\Vo—TAKE ONE!: Tf you're plsirmiiv i Erwln. jUimpkin, Ga., slie resided '"•iind a l»y. Mr. Muchanlc Is a meat loaf oi.e of these days, why not make a MTIH,,, The body of Mr. Szczesny,'this borough durlns the last ten-year employee of California first of a new series of ser- mons on "Profiles in Faith — same time, [reeze it, and you'll have it ready f,M ,, missing for several days, was:year. She was a member of St. Oil Company as an economic wlches, bte-night shacks, or the children's supper ,,,' found in the Arthur Kill at Port!Steven's AME Church at Edi- |analvst. Mm who explored the Fron- 111 dinins out, Reading. son Ga "".• i Other officers installed were: tier of the Spirit." This Sun- No longer an orphan of the oven, meat ioftf ],,,, Surviving arc her husbniid,jCn.1Il]alrii RoVi wimam Roos; dnv he will preach on "Adnm The Szczesny the man who found heart- rightful place at the family table. There are ]n\,\r,v,,\ ^Charles Idlet£.jrt MisonJ3a..|d(iputy grftnd knm< And,,cW from Poland In n ache in paladise." tasty ways to put a meat loaf together as there „, " """" " " ny; chancellor, John Kosi the Union, and If you haven't tried making one un'i tick; recorder, Joseph G. Fedor; 'I he church welcomes two ,di to its Malt. Robert Krough a new recipe to add to your collectlop. Beer <>v ni,-, financial secretary. John M. the liquid ingredient; they are interchangeable in n i Dluu,c.. «.»«... 'jonos nnd Mrs. Delia Mac John-|Mullt,n: a ri-aduate nf Maryville College treasurer, Robert. J. the tans of this delicious beverage will heighten Szczesny attended Cartmt bQth of C(U.,crrt, Mrs !Dt,JoJ,. nnd a student at Princeton Middlesex, . ' - advocate, Robert J. flavors. High School and , , , Mrs Jai'dot; Seminary, who will Join p|or( nc( Johnson warden, Harry Pease; Beer la the natural, thlrst-quenchlng beveracp ti County Vocational School In iMlnnle Williams, botli of Edi- | guards, Anthony Scheu, James ham Bardsley in minlsterjng t< the hot meat loaf or carry chilled to your favorite Perth Amboy. He was gradu- son, N. J.: 29 grandchildren and DeJny; trustees, Albert StrLsh, WATCH DEMONSTRATION — Mayor Stephrn Sklba It shown with othrrg watehini the the youth of the communltj ated from the Electronics 22 great grandchildren; a William F. DeJoy and Pet" to quaff with the meat loaf sandwiches some other rfnv fire drill at the Carteret plant of the American Oil Co. Shown from left to right are: and Vern Bouschell. ft gradu Tantr Meat Loaf School, Newark, and was at- brother, E. W. Williams of New- McCann; lecturer, George Capt Phillips, Joseph Toath, plant manager, Mayor Sklba and Capt, Gartirrang. late of Westminster Choir Col 1 teaspoon dry m tending the RCA Institute in ark, and a sister, Mrs. Lula Pense. leire, who will assume his du 1 csg New York. He was employed by 3 cup beer or ale li teaspoon groin.,; Lattimore of Shelby, Ga On September 17 a pilgrim- ;ies as Minister of Music a 4 ••Tl the Clnege Oil Co., Carteret. the cast of Follow the Sun In ';i teaspoon Tabasco or marjoram Funeral services will be held age for peace to Wllllamstown, :he church. Mr. Bouschel which he'll play a free-lance 2 cups soft br'eUTJ crumbs l'a pounds ground , at 1:30 P. M. today In the N. J , will be conducted, The Problem Solved writer. He joins Barry Coe, :omes to Avenel after hnvln MAUDE HALL HICKS people's Methodist Church, - TV Today - 1 medium onion, minced 'i pound ground y. monthly paper drive will be (Continued from Page 1) Gary Lock^poLock^pd and Glgl Per- lerved as Minister of Music a CARTERET — Mrs. Maude [Carteret, with the Rev. j. L. as Minister f 2 teaspoon, , s salt shoulder held September 24 at 2 P. M. back to use as kindergarten reau In theorietheoriestheoriess. . . . . G.. E. the Second Presbyterla Hall Hicks, 57, 44 Lelck Avenue, !Lee, pastor, officiating. Inter- Beat rite sltRhtly with fork in mixing bowl, stir .; and nn October 14 "Budapest classrooms, The kindergarten College Bowl return* to the air died Monday at home. Born In DAVID BRINKLEY IS CON- Church, Plinceton. Tabasco, Add bread crumbs, onion, seasonings and:il , ^ ment will follow in Rose Hill iNight" is being planned. shortly, pitting Texas Chris- Plemmgton, she resided in classes had been transferred to TINUING HIS SEARCH for Mm. Hartley Field, general with fork, until blended. Pack into ixi x 3-Inch Cemetery, Linden. tian against DePaul University. •Newark before moving to Car-j the all-purpose room. Now a offbeat subjects for his new (superintendent of Sunday bake In moderate over (375'F.) 1 hour and 15 m: An hour-long Crime of the teret 10 years ago. double kindergarten class and series, David Bvinkley's Jour- School, announces plans are be- Century series ls being pre- two single classes will be held nal. He has scheduled pro- ing formulated for the 1961-02' Surviving are her husband, Novak Drowns, Bad pared by David Susskind's Tal- oaclfmorning and afternoon at grams about the child alcohol- Sunday church school ' Daniel Hicks; three sons, ent Associates. It will be based Walter Meyer Is the sen- held. A "look-sec" iiu, Luck Stalks Family )lorh Club Washington SchSchoolo . Since kin ism problem in France and the The entire staff of 121 1 rCharles R. and Raymond J. ld l tt on documented crimes, such as supt'/intendent. The ture ii scheduled A .; •Long of Huntington, L. I., and WOODBRIDGE — Charles dergarten children only attend propaganda battle raging be- •d the first of three . superintendents people of high scho, Son horn to Mr., and Mrs irhalfday^]'. f schooleTghTklnschooleTghTkln- the Rosenberg spy case. are "Arthur Long of Woodbine; one Novak, 45, Smith Street, Perth tween West and East German conferences last night »tjwill r(i cordially Invited. Roberi furenko, 81 Grant Ave- . Jenkins, Paul Koch grandson; her mother, Mra. Ida Amboy, drowned in Raritan !dM gartcn classes wM be glven TV October 14 Ls the start- Church hall. Starting Sund«y.|™J Mrs. Rich- J. Hall of North Plainfleld; two nue, at Perth Amboy General eacn d ing date Tor NBC's newly-ac- WHEAT QUOTAS *ere w.1.. be three Sunday,^ g^J ^ River Saturday, when a small mg QmQ TOT WALKS INTO < vn brothers, Edward Hall of North dingy in which he was an occu- Hospital, September 1. The situation at Cleveland quired, hour-Ions; All-Star Golf The Agriculture Department school sessions *1 uch will be Grm) gre :Scn o1 is I8ELIN — Five-.Mai-',4 PJalnfleld and Harry Hall of series, to be hosted by Jimmy said that wheat farmers ap held at 9. 10 and 11 A. M. Sup- secretBrle, pant, was swamped by the vake DauRhter born to Mr. and ° identical. Two first session secretaries. chael Bells .Warren st reel J -Watchung; three sisters, Mrs. or Demarest. The 26-week color |parently had given their ap erintendents for the nursery of a passing tug. Mrs. Ronald Pusillo, 75 Wash- second grade classes will be Senior high Westminster Fel- treated for contuMot.s Su >fartha Brewer and Mrs. Mau- Hie pnmmninn r/iiiln Vovrin Mrs. Ronald FU.SU1O, 73 wasn-i\~.~..- A + ih• c Kocnmpnt nf the series will open with a match proval to marketing Quotas on class are Mrs. William Graham, Flm St«2 Ftata"wa iWe *»eton Avenuev, , at Perth Amboy moven d tort the basement of the lowship will open their fall after police said \w \vn!b( rice O'Donnell of North Plaln- i L f Cba G™'™1 "«Pttal. September 3 Presbyterian Church, which Is between Gary Player and Jerry the 1962 crop. Mrs. William Bendy and Mrs, 46, , "«Pttal. September 3 Presbyterian Church, which Is season Sunday at 7 P. M. A the rear of a car drite o ^ |o| n CtCarterell AvenuAvenuee, about two Barbar. . . . Ralph Bellamy ls Votes have been tallied from Andre Bouquet; kindergarten: I to make his way to the shore, super-secretive opening ls plan- ;Mr6, Mae R. Zlobei, Jel blocks from Cleveland School. lstening to "'" he thirty-nine commercial wheat Mrs. Stanley Plorky. Mrs. Alrx I after he looked for Novak ;ind iiBiciuns \M augitiM.'-.': . "c ininy-nine commercial wneat ned. Election of officers will be Road. Colonia. couldn't find him. The brtdy Double Class play the title role in a proposedU'.-', - d 75 per cent of the Hunter and Mrs. Carl Haack- American Legion Post ?: :l er; primary: Mrs. Dale Scott, was recovere,„„ d by. Al Nugy. two series about the career of!gr0wer« wi!"» "'ara.411 favor double class with 1 iSmith Street, Keasbey, near the Has Anniversary Fete teachers will be taught at the famed lawyer Clarence Dar-[o f the Governmerti.'lftogram' . Sr., Mrs. William Ross and Mrs. Keasbey Motorboat Club. MEKLO PARK TKRRACE— [church and the kindergarten row. . . . Steve Allen will have The program Includes a man-R,' Df nBleyker; Juniors: Miss Louise Bergmueller, Mrs. B. The Novak family has been Mrs, Muriel French was thv e re rooms at Cleveland School re- former associates Louis Nye datory 10 per cent cut in acre- ivirs, iviuiii-i ritiiu, „,.„ "" •"!rooms ai Lirnmnu guiiw 4^- You WiU Get.. hit by hard luck recently. Just |and* Dayton Allen as guestslage and diversion of wheat Anderson and Mrs. J. De.s- jclplent of an electric blanket;ronverted t0 kindergarten use. week's ago, the dead when he opens his new ABCland to conservation practices plaines. Miss Norman Taubert a few and Mis. Harriet B. SUw a;Eleht more kindergarten class- land to conservation pracucps.pianiea. ,um HUIMIBH *- V The Finest Fuels Available man's brother, William, was series in late September. battery operated shaver at thc[es wU1 bfi hfimcM each day as well as a $2-a-bushel prlce'will supervise both the 9 ar.d ' 'Complete' Parts Service Program held up and robbed. William, 5U rt 10 A. M. hours of junior high: third, anniversary picnic of the at cleveiand school or a total ELIZABETH MONTGOM-[ PP° - I Jr., was critically wounded a y' Life Insured Budget Plan T. Nulty Post of the American |of 16 a day in the two publlc ERY, ROBERT MONTGOM- few months ago when he was Legion held Sunday at Roose- |sc])00is ERY'S DAUGHTER, replaces VThe Finest Servicemen—(Our accldently shot In the head. velt Pai-k. Many children who Kollbas said some furniture Jane Ponda in Theater '62'sl Men are Trained & Experienced) ft(The boy recently returned from special. "The Spiral Staircase."|' SYMBOLS OF PROTECTION Try ft I the hospital and Is on his way |io be purchased, but that the llizabeth will play a mute ser-| r These «re the symbols of to recovery. es which were distributed by officials at the churches "only ant girl, co-starring with her, professional people; men William McCasktll, chairman. want to help. They don't want msband, Gig Young. . . . War- If You Switch to.. who are skilled in their The consumer price Index for Among those in attendance |to make a profit lrom us. The ier Bros has taken options on I ULIANO'S work. Sure, swift and pos- were Mayor Frederick M. .7-year-old Bronwyn Fitzsl- .live in their eftorts, they July was 128.1. .community spirit of these peo- 7yaold y are ready to help you in Adams and Dr. Ralph Barone !ple is tremendous. We will have mons, daughter of. Maureen time of need, ^kis kind Reds refuse choice of place as well as many Legionnaires of to hire four teachers and the j'Hara, and 20-year-old Gin-' Barber Sh |Mrs. Clara Melwr, Hollis, L. I. WiU,IAM PLISKO will he IIIT parents,, WOOnRRinnv Funeial l, nd and E1IUIHRH 1IK1.EN IYWIASZI >WUBRIDOE ( •wvhes for William E. Plisko,1 EXTENDING •ievrral aunts t'HINCIIAR 6711 Ilidgedale Avenue, formerly ; FORDS — Funeral of Perth Amboy, who died last CLOSED ALL DAY 'for Mrs, Helen ay in st ? Hos itai ^*riCu^''^;z. K Brunswick- , ^were" hel'd at the Grei- ••• i: itTd 1 srrviceswho died Monday, will br li«'ld|i-u,,, Home, 44 Green .: dydH. 12 Fiat this morning at 8.30 at Knin|ner' MONDAY and TUESDAY with a solemn hlsh •i.-re held Tuea-'Mortuaries. 424 Slate Street,'g(ri,(. (SEPTEMBER 11) (SEPTEMBER It) ,,•. the Thomas'Perth Amboy. «nd 9 no at Our'requiem Mass at, St. James') l-'uneral Home. Ijidy of Pvwv Chinch. Church. Burial was in St. Ger- ,i Km-. WilliamS Tlic deceased was the widow ije^ Also Closed All Day Wednesday, September 20th .... Assembly or'of MichaelChtnchar. Smvumg: The decked was a resident 1 1 :. .>;(> tn Clover- an- t\v0 dauuhters, Christine ^ere 35 years and was a retired and Donna, and a sun. Michael. agem D, Ule Metropolllail L1(e Army & Navy Store Martin Lawrence Jewelers ,, .01,, died at Jr.,; three brothn-s. ^oiTjm. In.sulance company. He was a TO OUR MANY FRIENDS 114 Main Street 94 Main Street ,„•!.. ml HosplUl. Stcvr mid Qe/a Yuhasr nommunicant of St. James' ; ,,!ti-i a lengthy Church and a widower of the The Boot Shop The Miriam Shoppe „ Austria. He MRS. iu.% GEHMIAKDT lal(, HftUlf, M (Werger) ; 105 Main Street 76 Main Street • I.elln for the; WOOUBIUDGE - Kui,. iHI He ,s ,suivived by two daugh-i ii;«r» member,8ervlces for Mrs. Ida M'-on- . waiter Pride. South! OF THE JEWISH FAITH tcrS| Mrs Borden's Surprise tlenler Modern Men's Shop v of God. Olrdner Gernhudt. 5(i Second, . j Plalnneld ind Mr5 Ralpn 103 Main Street Ms wife Rose Street, who died last Krldav iit|pllR]jRSf ^ N.irth Brunswick; Main and School Streets four Kiandrhildren; a sister,1 May the coming year brinx you Health, Mrs. Frank Origo. Perth Am- Frantell Sport Shop Sails Jewelers boy; and a brother, Joseph, 100 Main Street n Main Street h HELEN Ll ERY'S Perth Ambov Joy and Happiness, and . . . m«y you Lee's Hat Bar R & S Auto Store JAMES J. 0 NEI1, be inscribed in the book of life. 92 Main Street 116 Main Street I) AVENEL - Funeral services; \\CIN(; CLASSES (or James J. O'Neil, 1087 Rah-, I'arnes Bake Shop Vivieivs Kiddy Shop *ay Avenue, who died suddenly J lial •i. r at his home, will be held Sat-i 96 Main Street 99 Main Street ap. urday, 10 A. M. at the areiner! iOpen Wednesday, Sept. 13th) Funeral Home, 44 Green Street,f WOODBRIDGE WoodbrldRe. Friends may callj For Your Shopping ilonvenieuec beclnnlne 7:00 toniftht. Visiting; : lnrsd.n. Septenbrr I'Jth hours air 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P.M/ PUBLISHING CO. ALL STORES WILL BK OPEN - U The — The deceased was a resident LATE FRIDAY NIGHT II N(.ARIAN HALL •it Avenel the past 14 years. He was a member of the Carpen- . "tl Street, Hoodbridie ter's Union, Elizabeth, Iselln and SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P. M. •: Oration Sept. 12th \TW Post, and Royal Order of \: Hungarian Hall Cooties. He was a former com- ' i"'IIri of 3 P. M and i P 1 I'hune PL (-(III ii 'K" Clinton Avrnur, South I'Uinllrld. N. J. FORDS To our many friends I ire Company of the Jewish faith. 50 th Anniversary JEWISH FRIENDS and NEIGHBORS May each and every one of you PARADE be inscribed in the Book of Life. May the Coming Year be filled with Health, # IlKOAUCAST OVKR RADIO STATION 1 lappiness and Prosperity, for You and Yours Woodbridge Township; WCTC Republican Party of Woodbridge Township DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES: • 1450 AjVI Republican Candidates for RE-ELECTION: This Saturdajv WALTER ZIRPOLO, Ma^or *n»U"»nber9lh-2:30 P.M. Frederick M. ADAMS, MAYOR Robert M. VOGEL I'fet Ward CommiUeeman MaVnard WINSTON First Ward Committeeman C. FALLON Second Ward Committeeman Brought to you as a Third Ward Committeeman i service by: John HUGHES h A. MANZIONE TlUnl Ward Committeeman David MILLER Fifth Ward Conunitteeman . BARON E Fourth Ward ConimUteeman Dial Agency EMERY Fifth Ward Comnuttecnian !0|t Crosby hw eipressed his reffret* tn having to turn down playing the Majority Lender In "Advise and Con- sent." He hopes to flniSh "Rosd to Hon& Kong" in London in time to return home for the birth of their third child In WELCOME BACK! NovomhPr. Vacation over? Appetites back to normal at Robert Wagner will play the co-starring role of the co-pilot pantry shelves bare? Then rush over to Muinal l,t Chris Bom an, in 'The War I,o\rr." Shirley Anne Pfeld will ... we are spruced up for Fall, stocked wii piny the feminine leadlnn role. bright, sparkling displays of 4he finest frOs Gin Scala'e career In motion pictures seems to be in' high foods . . . special buys In household and bark eeur since her role in "Guns of lo-school needs and a great sale on our famou Nnvarone," with Gregory Peck. Register Tape* Art, Linkletter hag been asked Simply Delicious Meals. This Irour way of w,y. tn play the Will Rogers role of (hr father in "State Pair," Ing, "Welcome Back," we're glad to see you again he can clear a*fly some of his present obligations. Today'* Film R*vu* ABA YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL...$O WHY PAY MORE "Ada" is designed to politics and politicians look An ridiculous as possible, whpn run by a powerful machine or BRAND JV/tJWE GROCERY SAVINGS "political boss." Dean Martin Is the fellow al- lowed to be elected Governor bv the political bow. Supposedly fictional, Dean i« elected through his guitar playing and hymn singing. After several months at gov- ernor, he is still too dumb to realize he's only signing bills engineered by the powerful} boss. The governor's wife, Susan Hayward, as "Ada" was a for- mer hostess at an all-night Joint and expect* to be treated as the "first lady," in the gov- ernor's mansion, with no ques- tions asked concerning her past. The story runs on in this manner until the governor is Injured by a bomb explosion. The sparks really begin to fly when Ada learns she can't take over as lieutenant- governor and run the state to suit her whims.! Finally, the "Big Boss" Is out-maneuvered In a ridiculous test by the legislature. Today's Film R«vuc PARRISH This film Is called an Eastern Western and \s not recom- mended for children. Filmed In Connecticut tobac- co country, the story covers much more than a lesson in growing tobacco! FAMOUS RC ENRICHED There Is much competition nmone the small growers. Karl BY HEART'S DELIGHT Maiden is the unscrupulous competitor. APRICOT DRINK 5 De&n Jagger is a good guy and tries to tend to Ws own business. Jagger needs someone SLICED Ir NO. V/i to look after and chaperon AH prim iffMtivt Hirwgh Saturday night, Stptembtr 9th, 1961, his headstrong but beautiful HALVES can daughter, Diane McBaln—and Wa m»m tti« right to Kmil quantititi. hires Claudette Colbert, a wid- DEL MONTE PEACHES ow who has a 19-year-old son, Troy Donahue, better known as OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M.to 6 P.M. MAKES GOOD Parrish. Young Parrish has to grow FOOD TASTE up fast and works hard in the Finest Dairy & DeUcatesiew Savingt BETTER tobacco fields. All te not work DEL MONTE CATSUP 2 and he meets and matures quite rapicuy In Ills associa- FfiBHLY SUCED tion with the three girls—each 13 ' LIGHT MEAT No. with very different personali- SPICED aim - - - CHUNK STYLE can ties.. Connie Stevens, Diane Mc- SUCH) YELLOW or WHITE Bain and Sharon Hugueny fur- DEL MONTE TUNA nish the three very colorful loves of young Parrish. AMERICAN CHEESE 5c OFF FAMOUS KRAFT'S WHIPPED ' 12-01. only ONE CUM CHEESE - 4-oi. 25 JIF PEANUT BUTTER jar 33 There is umm 2Z4T p|E CRUST MIX riuttm 2* only one WELCOME s 1 < WAGON BELUXE PANCAKE MIX ™" 3 TAYLOR'S PORK ROLL - 3,:;.,.. i- STRAWBERRY PRESERVES POLANER'S CtOVERBROOK-GRADE 'A' 3D yfitfff of i fostering pood" will in }&nd conuttnufcy LARGE WHITE EGGS * 55' For Information on TOILET TISSUES 4 » 37 FINAST OTENFRESH BAKERY SAVINGS Welcome W&ion In C He OFF WHITE BREAD LABEL m • AVENEL W.DEN 4^ Mb. H HICBO ^ leave. McCORMICK'S TEA BAGS 53 • ISEL1N CAIX RAISIN BREAD ME 4-8355 PIHA4T, OVW-FRCSH loaf KEEBLER'S COOKIES 49 If you reside in • WOODBflJDGE DOUGHNUTS • SEWAREN P1AIN, SUOARED ! ^ <| QC Golden Fluffo Shortening 3 »83| t PORT READING OR IINNAMONNAMON X 51 • FORDS DATE & NUT LOAF Sunshine Hydrox Cookies «39' Can HNAfT, OVINJftMH loaf 1 Qc ME 4-2759 CARTERET BLUEBERRY PIES Sugar-Honey Grahams ^-^35 RESIDENTS Call WA 5-1533 OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to MUTUAL SUPEK MAltkUTS Rahway Ave. at Main St. WOODBRIDGE Opposite Town Hall PAGE SEVEN Health Hints In recent months the reader1! attention has been called to the (act that Infectious syphllti Is once again a public health men- ace. This Increase hag been ap- parent during the rxut several yean and the numb-r ot cases In many large metropolitan areas are cmislni much medical concern. It U estimated that the num- ber ot untreated patient* with syphilis Is approximately one million and this number Is now being Increased by about W.OOO new cases yearly. With this alarmlnc increase tn cases the public must be made aware of the serious com- plications following infectious ypU If not treated. In the untreated cases 1 in every 200 patients will become blind; 1 In SO will become psychotic; 1 in ' IS patients will acquire syph- ilitic heart disease*, and 1 tn 25 cases will be incapacitated In some degree, The gwatett increase In the venereal disease rate Is found among the younger ate groups —teen-agers and young peopla oomprlslng only IS per cent of the population, but they wen lnvolfed In almost SO per cent of the Tenereal disease epidem- ics during 1958. The general publlo and par- ticularly young persons, must once again be made aware of the danger signals or symptoms and the great need for prompt MELLOW, TENDER, SAVORY, YOUNG PINK MEAT, WHOLE medical attention. During the primary stage of the infection every genital sore must be regarded as syphilis until proven otherwise. Such patients must consult with their family physician who will then carry out th» necessary diag- nostic tests to prove or dlsprovt the presence of venereal dis- ease. Treatment of such lesions should hever be' undertaken until a positive diagnosis Is made. Once a positive case of syph- All prim t«»(«vi thru Sohirday, I«pltmb*t t, Hit. ilis Is diagnosed, then the moat Wi mtrv* Mi* right to Omit qvsntitlti. Important phase of control Is PM" begun. This Is the contacting of all known males or females with the diseased person and carry- rWi tlw bttf you've «var «rtin ... from BREAST OF LAMB ing out diagnostic tests to tr» top packer in tho nation . , , Tablt prove or disprove the presence of the disease, and to Initiate Mmnwd by ui to giv« you mort valua and therapy If syphilis Is found f> more eating meat for your money. If* LAMB PATTIES be present. limply delicious. Try it today. The general public, after Ib. many years of apparent control Satisfaction Unconditionally Guaranteed of syphilis, should realize that SHANK OF LAMB this disease Is attain a public You must be pleased or your money back. problem — and that early FOR STEW Ib. medical attention Is an absolute NECK OF LAMB necessity. HAM STEAKS READY-TO-IAT Ib. YOUR GARDEN THIS WEEK BREADED VEAL CUTLETS Ib. Lawn Planttni Time muKi Ib. Take it from a man who knows, the best time of year to SLICED BACON • I seed a new lawn Is now. After September 15 will be Ib. too late in North Jersey and CUBE VEAL CUTLETS • • after September 20 In South Jersey. Dr. Henry W. Indyk, exten- sion turf specialist at Rutgers, says you may feel more ambi- tious about lawn work next LAMB CHOPS spring but you'll be a lot more successful If you make your lawn In late summer or early fall. Seeded now, a lawrf has an excellent chance of getting started and thriving; during the cool moist weather of autumn and spring. On the other hand, a spring seeding usually does not have time to get started before hot weather. Weeds can be trouble* some In a spring-seeded lawn. FROZEJV FOOD SAVINGS Provide Bade Needs An attractive lawn begins" BIRDS EYE or ITALIAN with a real effort to provide the MINUTE MAID cans 2 "23 basic needs. ORANGE JUICE 5 89' PRUNE PLUMS Don't be discouraged if you BEEF, CHICKEN 8-oz. don't have topsoll, says Or. In- dyk. It may be easier to grow or TURKEY pkg. CRISP, TENDER, u good lawn on topsoll, but you or over can develop one that will please BIRDS EYE POT PIES YOUNG Peas, Cut Corn, 10-bi. cello you on the other kind. CARROTS What are the basic needs of Peas & Carrots pkgs. a lawn? The specialist lists Birds Eye Vegetables 7 these: Drain soggy and wet spots. [ 2 CALIF. Grade the lawn so It slopes SWEET-EATING away from the house. MELON BALLS • - 10-39 Spread 100 pounds of ground 20-ozE. £ ORANGES limestone to 1,000 square feet. MORTON'S pkg. Spread 25 pounds of 6-10-5, CALIF. 5-10-10 or similar fertilizer to MACARONI ft CHEESE 68. 1,000 square feet of lawn on 10-oz. JUMBO SIZE good soil, or up to SO pounds BIRDS EYE pkg. CANTALOUPES on areas without topsoll. Dig in three to five bales of CHICKEN A LA KING peat moss to 1,000 square feet CHICKEN 4 of sandy or clay soil and areas or SHRIMP 2 p^* 89 FIRST OF without topsoil. CHUN-KING DINNERS THE SEASON Thoroughly work In all these added materials at least six EATING APPLES Inches deep, then rake smooth and firm. MUTUAL'S BONUS COUPON FRESH SEAFOOD High Quality Seed Plant a high quality seed APPETIZER »EPT. mixture of permanent flne- textured grasses. Por recom- Tomtrth the purchase «| Ib. 1 THIS COUPON ft IRAUNSCHWEITIER mended mixtures, see Rutgers FLOUNDER FILLET Extension Bulletin 357, "Better' 1 FARMER JONES - FINEST WORTH Lawn Seed Mixtures." 10 POUND BAG OF UYERWURST .... -69 Scatter this seed at the rate FRESH HOMEMADE of 3 to 4 pounds a 1,000 squaw SLICED HALIDUT - - feet. C POTATOES MACARONI SALAD - - - < Rake lightly and roll. Spread mulch lightly and COUPON GOOD AT ANY MUTUAL SUPER MARKET TASTY DELICIOUS PLANT DEPT. COUPON EXPIRES SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPI, 9, 1961 evenly to control erosion and Cwpon RfdMmtO Only on Purchtw ot Him Uittd reduce to* Ume far gwmina- < Coupon Limit - On| P»r Showing Funlly SMOKEY JOE WHITING ASSORTED 3-INC3INCH tlsn. HUT t tttVI Watering fcelps mC sma\- -10* mte faster but fentraUy Is wit POTATO KNISHES • - HOUSE PUNTS necessary at this season. iiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiM Finally, have patience. High giiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiwi quality permanent-type lawn grass mixtures germinate slowly, MUTUAL SUPEK HATCH *i-J A* ». U* * WOODpDCE Oppo.U. T«, H.U t SHOP-RITE'S I i i I I I Now from Shop-Rift, J»t to fill yoN hi, Shop-RHt't bom doing lomt fabulow things thii iumm*r! Wo'vo had fantastic taki Shop-Rite Brand, King Sin or Filter Tip •very linglt wttk... wt'vt optnod somt of tht grtattst ntw Shop-Ritt Maritttt you'vt tvtr ion ... Md tht all MW MtRle Park Shop-Ritt, in tht Mtnlo Park Shopping Ctnttr, If now in it's steond grand CIGARETTES optning wttk! Ytt, yon'vt misted a groat dtal, but you won'f fnln any mort otcanst Shop-Ritt wtteomtt -,£ANCEABLE: Df signed for you baek with a giant draln-wido sola to htlp you fill M aid fill up with tht ftntst food at tht lowest festive eveninifs Is this cot- ton brocade overbloiue and '2.33 prictsi Comt on it... MM shopping k grtatl softly shaped skirt by Nelly ' de Grab. The print is jewel- colored In deep magenta and Wehome JVtrtfoee emerald. Grand Welcome Meat Sale! Sweet Yellow Corn AVENEL PERSONALS MRS. MARTEN GDTOWSKI fetor I to* 14 George Street, Avenel 13 29 ME 4-0951 _Mn, William Kuzmiak, AY •nel Street and her daughter, jMrs. Kane Kelley, Rosellc, re- Seedless Grapes cently vistited Mrs. Kuzmiak's gon and family, Dr. and Mrs. J. Kuzmiak, Portland, Ore. .They also spent a week at San Francisco, California. After re- turning, they vacationed for a -week with another son, 'William Kuzmiak and family, Quoprue, FRESH ITALIAN PRUNES 2* 29' "long Island. Mrs. Kelley's chil- ROUND ITUK UMB CHOPS dren, James and Patricia ac- Cat for SHt companied them to Quogue for BARTLETT PEARS •»* 2-35' the week. skow HIM NECK OF UMB For Bribing or St*ir —Mr. and Mrs. Hans Nielsen Tender * Jatiy and family, Meinzer Street, had MclNTOSHAPPLES ">" il 39* SHANKS OF UMB 'as a weekend guest Capt, Hans CUBED STIAKS ND ROAST Freah * UM Jensen, Denmark. Capt. Jen- Froth fr UM gen, who is with the Royal CALIFORNIA CARROTS ™- 1W UMB PATTIES '•If* • Danish Army, is participating GROUND CHUCK For Soap, SilW at Sttw In a student exchange program sponsored by the U. S. Army. ICEBERG LETTUCE •»* 2^.29' FRESH FOWL <"*> ^39* Capt. Jensen, who is the only PORK CHOPS Plymouth Rock Danish student in the program .this year, is studying signaling VALENCIA ORANGES **»* 10-39' Tender SMOKED DAISIES t\\<\ nuclear action. He is a Cousin of Mr. Nielsen whom he CUBiD VIM CUTLETS *89< hadn't seen in 37 years. He will Fromem Food Bug* Mr| 4 Doll Buy, complete his studies in Novem- ber at which time he will rejoin :: ; : :i HOME-*OMSK GROCERY SAVMGS! his wife and two children in s v: •:. •::; 333 * $s&$P« a !••• 'i?"• m •$&. Denmark. "WHY PAY MQRW STOCK UP tOcOHl . -Mis. John Egan, Jr., and ON THESE FAMOUS BR4ND Jhildren, Patty and Mary Ellen, GREEN GIANT MAXWELL INSTANT . 79* Grow Street, have returned "OFF met" %AmGsr My Favorite •home from a week's vacation in li Wnterbury, Conn. Jt OH! DOG FOOD "•^^ t*b* —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel How- COLGATE'S FAB 4^'. Ooldeii Bleetom ell and daughter, Miujorie, 2c Off! NIBLETS CORN PINEAPPLE JUICE S I: M Smith Street, spent Labor Day W oi. weekend at Lake Mohican, LOG CABIN SYRUP N. y. J Chopped or latf Shop-RHv 4c Off! HAWAIIAN PUNCH 3 r l —The Avenel Fire Company e meets tonight at the firehouse. SPINACH ••**». i;;; M« MARGARINE 2 £ 35 LOG CABIN SYRUP ^H' Bluebird Orcua —Holy Name Society of St. Farm Houia—Variaty Pure Maid 5c Off! ORANGE DRINK Andrew's Church receives Holy c 5 e L" Communion in a body Sunday CREAM PIES 2Xff ORANGE JUICE 3 £^ 1SPRY SHORTENING 3 * 79 Cut or Shoettring V Pride a* GeoreU m Mtel I ' at the 9 A. M. Mass. The men's c Cut or Cftam Freth 3c $| PEACHES ;89 organization meets Tuesday in iO !0oi. 49. COMSTOCK BEETS I the new church hall at 8:30 CORK ""ity 1 r 35* FRUIT SAUD UK CEREAL 2 Your Ckoict C P. M, ^ pi at. ^^ Regular or Drip, 10c OH! Pop* Imported Birdi Iy« Regular or Frtnch Cut Ixfrri Shiip ^59 —-Monday the Ladies Auxil- C iary of Avenel Memorial Post, Shop-Rite GREEK BEANS 5 X 89 C CHASE tSANBORN 2 „','»" ITALIAN TOMATOES ' 4 cam V.F.W., meets Monday at the CHEDDAR CHEESE :;69 6c Off! Maple Tree Farm at 8 P. M. Birdi Eya Tatty fir Flavorful 3 ^B 69« DEAC or P*a< L I0oi. OAc SHORTENING —There will be a committee BEECHHUT COFFEE 64< "*•** iC«roti ™ ptat. ** ,«rtr«t Heeting Monday in the new Birdt Eya ALL MEAT FRANKS *49' 20t Off! ' MOTTS APPLE SAUCE [art church hall for planning thi e Shop-Rita KRAFT OIL fall fashion show being spon C MAXWELL INSTANT '7^" 9 DUrawhit. BROCCOLI'— 4 ;,;; 89 Punchinello sored by the Rosary Society o Birdi Eya Raf ulir or Crtnkla Cut ALL BEEF FRANKS 55 St. Andrew's Church Septem e By the Piece MIX MG B0Wl • ber 27. FRENCH FRIES 6 \; 99 EHLERS COFFEE 2 t M ' ' FRUIT DRINK p PASTRAMI T-*r *W J oh men —Junior Woman's Club oi Chicken, Turkay, Baaf Imported Tynee Avenel opens the fall season DINNERS BirdlEy> 1 '" 0Oc e KLEER Tuesday at the Avenel-Colonla BACON *>** t:59 "BACK TO SCHOOL $ t First Aid Squad building at LUNCH BOX SPECIALS I' JoKmwi 8:15 P. M. :r r' ;,79 Shop-Rilt SKctd PLEDGE —The Woman's Association SLICED PEACHES Shop-Rita . of the First Presbyterian C ( WHITE BREAD 2 ,1129 boti ..Church will hold a covered dish ICE CREAM Shop-Rite TOMATO JUICE 4 r 1 supper Tuesday at 6:30 P. M. to Polan»r Striwberry Iwhant iviiliblt) Yellow Cling Fljverful open its new season. A meet- G ing will be held at 8 P. M, in PRESERVES i:29 or Halves Hi the church hall. Hetihay of Naatla, Plain, Almond or Crunch SAVARIN COFFEE —The Ladies Auxiliary of the CHOC, BARS Avenel Fire Company meets ::: TOMATOES I Tuesday at the firehouse at it ei |Qc JSP. M. Shop-Rita Whole —Wednesday the Sub-Junior WHITE POTATOES Woman's Club of Avenel will llol >1 meet with their advisor, Mrs. ', Bruce McKpe, Dartmouth Ave- SWEET POTATOES * pue at 7:30 P. M, A talk on ISELIN MENU) PARK Frtncft StyU • * ' "Federation" will be featured. * —J. Bruce Mcjfee, Jr., son LORD MOn BEANS 6 «r Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Mc- (OPEN SUNDAYS) (OPEN SUNDAYS) Skop-Mtt J£ee, Dartmouth Avenue, cele- fcrated his sixth birthlay Sun- 1 Mile South of Garden State Parkway GRAPE JELLY 4 jtey at a party at his home, 1530 Oak Tree Road IWuodbridge Shopping Ctr.) Shep-Rtta guests were: Mrs, John Don- On L.S. Route 1, in the Vlenlo Park Shopping " helly, Mr. arid Mrs. Albert Mc- APPIISAUa kee, Mr, and Mrs, Bernard gonnelly, Mr. and Mrs. David Ijonnelly and Thomas Donnel- ly, Stateil Isliinri. ''''!<• McKee's 'Other child!- >', " Mid Ron- THIS I i-oi. „. w )4.M „, ,1 Toward the Purchue of «ld were also present. ffl THIS D*taHnated Inttaat of Regular Intrant —The VV .dels of COUPON JOHNSON PLEDGE or COUPON America will resume their meet- **« M **••*• **" SHOP-RITE COFFEE ings Monday at 6:30 P. M. at WORTH Coupon Qood At: Any the Column srhoo), their regu- COHP** OW At; An, Mop-Rite When Item li Available ' lar meeting place. Cwipoaj Good At: Any Whfte • — Mr.s. Otis Sears, Miidistin Shop Rite Where Item li AvalUbU Coupon lapiiai: Sat., Sept. 9, 1961 Coupon l«fli«: »»••. *•* » Avenue, has returned home Covp«n E>pi»a: Sat., Sept. 9, 1961 Coupon Limit: One Per Family Coupon Limit: One Per Family from a three-month stay in Cou[. i, Limit. One Per Firolly 1 C Coupon Redeemed, O*ly en Purchate Ijewark. visiting relatives'and Coupo* k.deemad Only on Purehaeo \ Coupon Redeemed Only 10 ef Hem- Uttad friends. | > Wee4kri«n Group l/l/ll **" "—Mr. and "Mrs Charles Sies-; Woo4brU|a •el, Burnett Street, spent the Summer at Seattle, Wash., vis- iting their daughter and son- tiiHiive (bruuib Jtaturdif Nt|bt, Mttiumoat Mil, INI. Not retponalble for typoirtpbiHl wron. 'We rtwrvc the rtjht lo limit in-law, Mr. and Mrs. " CUnion. Thmrf '• A Stop-Hit* iVtar *mm-lmi. t^mx J-7JOO PAGE NINE M Tte e Pilgrimage Set S? w!r^' °* Rotd; Howltall, ha, returned home. —Mrt, O, T. CWlln W1 AOmlittert pric* w\l\ be Mra. toward CHUM tnd chll-Auth Avetne, hiro ntarned *M« Harold Maulj -Mr. and Mr,. ChrUtopher, Cooper q,4to and Mr Avenue,'nominal, jdren, frank, WalUr, Lenora. home alter spending the sum- Boyle, 8, M 8cank nd , the Oeorge and Robert, Ke*nibun;lmer with their grandparents. parent* of twins, By Local Lodgi w. » pn* of t, a boy and iWrtfht Btrtet, "and" CharUi|l*r. »n* Mn. William Punk, Jr lilt, and Mn. Harry Hubbr at tlrl, born »t the Muhlenberg Tree Road. i AVKNKI'-Prlde of New Jer- Bern. Coaktey Street, with and children, Alice, William ~" Seaside HelghU. y Council, Sons Hocpttal, PltlnlieW, Mn. Boyle —The opening breakfttt- -•Rev. Mrs. John Watersou and chil- and Deborah. Hatiet; and Mr. -Mr. and Mrs Ralph M'S of and Mn. William It the former Frances Brennan, meetlng of the Holy Naffle So- dren••!, OInnyw»««*»j ,, Wlllliiruuaimn ttllanUd EEsHd * •"«and• *••»»Mrs.. Phili* uutip/ *Pun MILk* an»aid* Hoover and children, Linda Bird Avenue, Iielln. The couple clety of at. Ceoella'i Church Hoover ward, motored to Long Branch daughter, Cindy, Henry Btreet and David. Charles Street, re- have three other sons ..in v. u u „ I—« . « •. *.- _i-"•n —»~" »»_ ~ •^» ..""<. » DiBiici. i. ,—-»..".., UMIUJ, ••cin» u"«> mnn UBTN, unarm ouvvi, re- fill be h«M after tne I oclock to visit Mr. and MM. Michael! -Weekend guests of Mr, and turned from their trip to Hlaty —Mr. and Mrs. R, c. Dough- Mass on Sunday tn Lourdes Romano, Mrs. Thaddeui Plummer, Authlara Falla and Pennsylvania 1(1 erty, Trento Btreet, with Mr. Hall. I" rsstt£-iy=*=*=SNathaniel Morse.jwhere they vialtm S Hamilton Billings, in, Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. where they visited relative* and Mr. and Mrs. Otis R. Dougherty Installed Mrs. James Charles Klrby —Friday night the CYO ofiMr. and Mrs. Peter Penierda James Plummer and children, trtendi. and children, Keith and Kevin "'Hade guard and Mrs. ed relatives in St. Cecelia's will hold an "end-and children, Oary, Martlif and Altoona, Pa. «j relatives In Rldjeway, On". Menlo Park, visited the —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapa- sifssel, associate secre- tarlo, Canada oi -nummer" dance featuring a Busan, Lincoln Hljhwsy, spent lngton fair. —Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haytiw ololl' have moved from their band and refreshments. Win- the weekend «t the Prrwerda'i and children. Janet -Leona Thomas, daughter of and former home at JIB Dow Ave- —Mri. W. D. Freeman, Tyler ners of the summer dance eon- country home In Warren Orove. Charles, Wright Street, 'Hie annal pilgrimage to the Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thomas, Mld- tpeni nue, to 3 RoosevelR t Boulevard, Avenue, has returned home test will be chosen and PHMJ Tenant Church, Mon-!«e« Avenue, - Mr. and Mrn. William a few days in Washington, DKdlton. Mn. RapactoM Is a was Rah-.will be awarded. Dance Vernon |\ loardlac patient at Perth Amboy at 8:00 P. M. and ends at lliOO'tuests for Labor Day, Mr. and •Dennis and Qary Qrto^rke.lOeneral Hospital participate In the 11 A. M. serv- |.rr,,v,-. - ' tastiest ways to use „,„ |IM at the historic church. ,,.„• weekend turkey trout. Turkpy Topper sand- A pirnlc wa3 held Monday at |ii«nek (nilulll ot goog d eating they'rtheyre ft meal I'nInitlm home of Mrs. LoU|g Haff- muke-ahrad kind of meal, loo. You can pre- •ner, president, Craske Street11 .HIICP the onions, tomatoes, turkey mea-t and Woodbrldge. 'ji iliie clay, then wrap each food In molsture- Reports were made by the;i "Open the door to the Savings Habit" and store In the refrigerator until cooking good cheer chairman. Memb '.Liinte stuffing recipe or packaged stuffing ml* M,.IS on package. Porm six patUes of stuffing ,rhrin, MERCURY FEDERAL SAVINGS , mrlies. Place on baking sheet and bake In a1 - ,,,-! for 10 to 15 minutes, or until thoroughly h,,t patty place In layers—slicea of onion, to-i,-_,,., i(:,,l cheese. Return to hot oven and bake until! |\t| IM 1 rDVilKlM Q tmtit IS minutes. Top with a sprig of parsley lOLLIIl nmbrrry sauce. Makes 8 servings. LllOUIinLO By Alice Culhbertson IfiOB Oak Tree Ro»d I "din $ttmh Ann's Cooking A bon-vnyage party was Klvn Mrs. Marguerite Hughes, (Starting Monday, September 11th) Bnnvn Avenue, a masseuse ai ' i he most popu- peaches or almost any other!sllm anrt Trim Educing Salon. 0 i ;,.dally with the ,canned or fresh fruit.. Blenendd tto-!o ? co-vtork'rs and fri< nd.s or the family. geLheLh r 1 cup of sugar (for fresh luphes has left on a va- pies be sure your fruit). Vi cup for canned fruit. trlp to her native Eni?- id flaky. Add 1 cup of thick, freshlyj1"1"1 Here's all you do0. O soured cream and mix with *4j Hopp MaxwplI, daughter of tablespoons of folur. Pour over Mr. nr-.d Mrs. George Maxwell. the fruit. Arrange strips of'CharH Street, was a uuest of SKl.E(T VOIU (ilFI . , . choose any one of the famous name gifts !pa»try lattice faahlon over the Mr. ar.d Mrs. HaroM HabP ,;,,unt Uploca pie. Sprinkle generously wlth'.lovdnn \v,,cxls Homes. 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CA8CO. • I'rotn-H table, wlpts clean. genc; llathtr in red roptal mitrtbuwd eicluitftlT tn x ii >Uin Street Av»U»ble In »qu», white, (lit. By Order Of: MRS. HELEN B. LAVINK jfllou ud hflfr tbli art* b; Mtrcurj FMeiaJ ItAHVVAY . Q. Coils, Auctioneer Phone KEIIOBK 1-346! FREE BALLOONS and LOLLIPOPS FOR ALL THE YOUNGSTERS! \ Ifwwwwvww, Come FREE KEY-RINGS FO* EVERYONE! FREE PARKING IN REAR : to the DIVIDEND RATE FREE TRANSFER SERVICE: SAVINGS MADE ON OR BEFORE AMERICUS CRAFTSMEN'S CLUB ACCOUNTS TRANSFERRED FROM ANY- THE 10th OF ANY'MONTH, WHERE IN THE COUNTRY AND DE- Will, EARN DIVIDENDS FROM POSITED WITH US ... NO CHARGE! Till; 1st OF THE MONTH ANTICIPATED PAID ON SAVINGS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPT. 14th - 15th and 16th s 7 P.M. Til Midnight AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 94 Green Street, Woodbridge 117 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE Tel. ME 6-0100 S RrtES and . FUN FOR ALL GAMES * THE FAMILY! TAGE TEN Thf Crow's Nest At the Typewriter'. T.abor Dny has mmo Ri'd gone ond now we nu:st »" "'; do", n to the sPriGl!*. bullies* o! tlv fvery-day world. Bui hr- fo.i' I do, I want In rnpnn nn tr.v Mrjmmlnir. At 'he heijinnine of Hi'- season. I noted Hint my fvinid. Alda Brennan was t^T-luim me to swim. I was on thf ITCMVftlR "lid of B Krf'at r*~i! nf klddine from a numbT of my friend? and flcquRint- uncv inrhidine Johnnie Rnylp. jiH for the record, on Labor Day I swam the width of 'he pnol several times — in the deeo end. yet! So. there! . . . KOMI VISITOR: Was Palmer Ooniiellv, the I psala College voimn man who was the first In swim ,irnMi,,| v|ll I Cedar Crest Collegp seems to be. thr \Ynndl>rid*r Sulin.Chib Friday nl«hl and spenl over an hour with the JIIIIHM, very popular with Township Mind win n lif visit K pont an&wrrliiK ahnul his tremmdnfu swimminn fral, Donnelly h pictured »hovr with a wlillr shin ,„ ,hJ young ladles. Upper-classmen center of the group. returning there September 20 •re Marianne Bloom, class of ORr;AMZ\TH>\ MIITINC 01 HIP Heard S Snu.ire Swidir.ile t EMHII> dedicated to aid charitable and civic venture healerl linri pun, I»«I Boijozewslti.j^ [Mt %h[ch . Blenda J. Wllaon, '62. daugh- Bid Vetoed 1 \r n.111 X ""^^a^ed to make 'The Visit." Urbanik became the bride of!^outh *""• *ftS matron ofl • ter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. „ . j. (However, she reconsidered after Robert James Fustos Rev Wil-!"01101' for llpr cousin. Brldes-jtion of America, Avenel. Mr Maglione's Wilson, Trinity Lane, Wood- WOODBRIDGE — By a vote WOODBMDGE - An ordin-V, remlnd(,d lhftl tnpy Hum A Rnns'wis celebrant 'mflid!i Wl>iv Miss Ell™bcth Fus-iPustos attended Shepherd Col- bridge; Rita Drlnkuth, '62. of 5-4, the Town Committee aiice."ra'iil«tinR the conduct of|nelpe d her whpn she needed HBmAK00S KH, Woortbi-idge. and Mlss.lege, W. Va., and is employed! The br.de . th,- daughter ITALIAN! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RuTuesda- y voted against a recom-1 people" and intended to pre-;he]p and proniJS€d ^ retlirn s Georgette Bekis, Perth Am boy, | by Liberty TrucktoiK Company I dolph Drlnkuth, Point Pleas- mendation by the Zoning vent i>olice officers from being,tne of the bridegroom. ;Fords. sued for false arrest, was intro- Elizabeth Avenue, and the ICES. ant, formerly of the Township. Board to grant a variance for Michael Choban, Woodbridgei, ,!.:- Pd on first reading Tuesd- bridegroom is the .son of Mr WHOLESALK service station on the triang- Gjg YounK iomf Dorig Dfly servcd bc! rrian. Ushers! Jotting* t day and Mrs. John Fustos, 7 Le!4ion! »•- LOWEST PRICES CATERrNG ular piece of property at St. - . for "A Touch of Mink," their ] were Rirhard Fustos, Wood- The ordinance provides a finefourth film together. The othP- ace on to Army Pvt. Prank Machos, Jr., George and Amboy Avenue. , ' _ , ,, „,,,. j bridge, nephew of the bride- Mcntei, Pirtje, Committeemen Charles Mol- inot exceeding $500 or imprison-jers were "Younu at Heart." Mi* Fitftos. giu-n in mai-j NEW FORDS Call 18, whose parents live at 52 ment in the County Jail or!"Teachers Pet" and "Tunnel of H k Grand Avenue, Iseltn, Is oneir and Maynard Winston, nage by her father, w«.s attired" Woodbridge Ford U 8-0705 Workhouse not exceeding siXjLove." Ferth Amt)oy of more than 1,700' troops re- First Ward Republicans and in a sheath (town of peau de ' 855 St. Georgei Aventw lit Miduon Democratic Committee- months, or both, in the dis-j —— After cently assigned to the battle- 1 soie designed with a removable « "'P t« Miami Beach. ME 4-7400 ISELIN men Thomas Costello, Robert [>K IIIRBFRT BOEHM Creation of the court, for per- It is reported that the Laurel chapel lenath tram. The neck- Fl»- *ef0 "P1(1 ftl" mBlce tnelr famed First Infantry Division, .sons who withintent to provoke and Hardy pictures are still Port Rlley, Kan., lg In Its cur-Jacks and Joseph Nemyo, \ oted GKTS IN POST—Dr. Herb- line was appliqued with Alen-'home on South Park Drive. against the proposed station. bcrt Boehm, Perth Amboy, a breach of the peace commit popular in Prann They have con lace, hand beaded seed Both arc Kruduates of Wood- rent build-up to combat nets of disorderly conduct as been showing in Prince for 25 In favor were four Republi- has been named neuropsy- ipearls and crystals. She wore bridge High School. The bride strength. Machos is a 1961 follows: cans, John Hughes, David Ni- chiatric consultant of the Ian imported mantilla and is employed by Radio Corpora- graduate of Woodbrldge High 1 LUMBER CO. cola, David Miller and John, Health Service of the United Refusal to move from any WOODBRIDGE School and was employed by public street or public building .The filming ni -Greatest FRM CITT AND SUBURBAN DELIVERY Acme Food Markets, Iselin, be- Nations, Story Ever Told" \u> been post- Adams left the meeting eaiiv in The Amboy, doctor is !after being directed by anJ y — AN ESTIMATE ANYWHERE fore entering the Army in AOUIIIS ini. uie uirauiii; cuu.t HI .,„,, Anlt)Oj- aocior in ;•""-• "v..ib u.,^.™ UJ nonert until npYi \T "COOL OFF" t>u cu um l June. ... Dr. and Mrs. Isadore the evening, complaining oi aj licensed to practice medicine :member of the police force to: " " "" r' West Ger- move away; persons without| At Quality Keeps Us in Businesn . . . Rablnowltz enjoyed their stay sore thoat. and surgery in Mr. Molnar said he oppebed1 many and Switzerland, Ho legitimati e bbusiness or purpose, Building Material* In Tanglewood. , . Assembly- • Doors A- Nindo Millwork man Norman Tanzman have thee station because it would bbee : speak;, several languages and ;who idly remain or loiter on! • WsUboard sidewalks after being notified' 1 plenty ^of company in their at a dangerous intersection and i is a Fellow of the Royal Col TODAY .THRU SAIlRntY! Roofing • Floorln* to move away by any opllce 1 would depreciate property in legege of Physiciansy,, Neuro- All Hit Sho« in I "lor: Swallick Insulation • Plywood opinion of Maine as an ideal It's Love and I.uau Mhen , , . 1 vacation spot. . . . the area. psychiatric Section, of Great man: and person who shall rc- Mouldlnr • Knotty Pine Brltnin sls or Beer 1 t interefere in any man- "GIDGET GOKS Hardware • Kitchen ner with any member of the 'i the Mailbagr HAWAIIAN Wine • Paint Cabinet* police force in lawful discharge Tavern, Inc. the deci'ces of fashion, we hud Cadet Judith J. Nelson, of his duty. Plus, James Stewart, Liquor DOING IT YOURSELF? better do all we can to make! . Corner William & New Street rtfuiRhter of Lt. Cnl. and MrsHEALTH • / BEAUTY Thp ordinance was mtroduc Richard Wianvirk Sandwiches Let us adrlM you on new MErcury 4-012! n our legs look their best. .p& m Ule rccommendaUon of construction, attention and " nry H, Nelson, 22 Penn "TWO RODE TOGETHER' WOODBRIDGE rtpilrj. 437 Eahway Avc, Woodhrld p'rcel. Fords, completed the A great deal of improvement M,lglstl.atr BenJHmin L Rantor. "Betty and Joe"—Phone ME 4-9738 f There is a great deal of al-in appearance can be made by ft h annual college junior, course SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY • 'V W^C center. Port Mc- tention being called to lepslbeinp vei-y careful to hide any U. S. spi'ee drive puts scien- this season — the short skirts;blemish. cut or bruise that you tific gains first. Two Bl( Hlti In Color: flollan, Ala., August 23. The Sandra Drf - John Oarln ^"r-werk course was designed have seen to this. Many of us may incur. Broken veins are a "TAMMY TELL ME TRUE" rn five young women a preview would just as soon have ourtrial for some women. There is You're Lucky If You Eat At of life in the WACS with a skirts worn just above floor a makeup on the market de- and view toward selecting trie Army level, for obvious reasons. How- signed to hide these and other LUCKY CORNER Jamu. st»»art, Audle Sfunihy ever, since we must conform toileg blemishes. It is somewhat as a career. Cadet Nelson is a RESTAURANT "NIGHT PASSAGE' student at the University of thicker than makeup for the ace, but comes in different' MAIK ST. AND AMBOY AVE. OM'frtindft to Ruult * Minnesota. . . . Luis J. Apostol, Junction 15 ;ints, to be matched to your "Nothing But the Best" WALL TO WALL CARPETING son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil O. VILLAGE INN Toll Refund on Dated R«fipt Apostol, ^40 Remsen Avenue, :olonng. • BREAKFAST Avenel, completed recruit train- Bar & Restaurant Hair-free legs are a "mast' • LUNCHEON Ing August 26 at the Naval •or Kood grooming Sheer nv- • DINNER 2 Green St., Woodbridgt Training Center, Great Lukes, ons will not hide the hair on Orders To Take Out (Cor. Rahwjy Ave.) ;ho legs and even calls attcn- RITZ Theatre CLEANED IN YOUR HOME HI. . , . New students who will Call ME 4-ftfi41 Carterpt, N I, Kl l-SMO enter Cedar Crest College in- ion to it in some cases. DINING ROOM Open ? Days a VVfelt clude Elaine C. Harmsfen, Plenty of lather is the secret 6 A. M. to 9 P, M NOW THRU MONDAY of smooth" shaving. Scrape in daughter of Mrs. E. Harmsen, Frte Parking in Hear OPEN TO THE PUBLIC nly one directiolp — with the raj IVinahue, Claudettr Colbrrt, 30 Ryan 8treet, Fords, and Innnie 8t*T*ns In Jeanette Forsthoffer, daughter Hot Luncheons and Dinners grain, to avoid irritating hair M of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forst- olicles. A heavy lather serves SPECIAL! Served Daily •TARRISH hoffer, 17 Mustlc Street, Fords 11 A. M. Till Closing, 1-:4S A, M. several purposes. Tt softens the TURNPIKE — Also — Sunday from 2:00 V. M. tohair, makes the razor travel DRIVE-IN THEATRE last But TVoC Least: smoothly, and helps avoid in- Rl 18 £L / 5050 tast Bruib/.O CARTOONS - SHORTS Closing (Midnight) fection in case of an accidental SEPTEMBER « • 9 SATIRII.W AND SJJNDAV Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward \1 1 P. M. Born at Perth Amboy Gen- nick. The lather • acts as a "RAU.T 'ROUND THF FLAG, eral Hospital: From Fords, a cleanser for the wound. .1 BOYS' THE KIRR ••% MONSTER" fen to Mr, and. Mrs. Raymond Plus 'THK NAKED AND THK UEAD" WFDVFSIUV THRU MONOAT Schaoley, 11 Lafayette Avenue; Tt.R Rt/VOE THEATRES a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Al- Sf Rtember ID - 12 SEPT. 13 - 18 fred Passantlno, 17 Williams MAJESTIC First in War! First In love! "SNOW WHITE AND THE ESC "MARINES, LET'S GO" TIIKEE STOOGES" Street; a daughter to Mr. and HOME-MADE SPAGHETTI, JftADHON VJ1VJ1, fltrn AAMMY Mrs. Ralph Mika, 24 Liberty Plus "FIERCEST HEART'" - Plm — Lasagna, Ravioli, Pizza Pies, NOW TlllllI TUESDAY ComliiB Sept. 13, 'TANNV "!0,000 EYES" Street; a daughter to Mr. and Hot or Cold Sandwiches Iteld Over! Kit A Sat. 8:ii P. y\ PER S9. Mrs. David Nelson, 55 East Wil l.i'slie Caron GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY Sperlal Kiddle Mat. Sat. 4 Sun. liam Street; a daughter to Mr Maurice Chevalier Children Under 12 HKEK At 1 P. M. TAKE-OUT ORDERS Charles Boyer and Mrs. William Sainz. 6 Jon "FANNY" qull Circle; a daughter to Mr. CALL ME 4-2244 FRIDAY | YEAR'S TOP and Mrs, Howard Krizer, 42 THRU FOREIGN. Wilk Road; . . . from Wood BREAKFAST, TUESDAY 'I HIT!! bridge, a daughter to Mr. am Alr-Condltioned (MINIMUM CHARM $20.00) NOW THRU FRWAV Mn. Paul Csap, 195 Sherry LUNCH, DINNER Held Ovrr! (Jbreet; .. . from Port Reading Served In Oui Diner Dally From 9:30 A. M. (ireRury Pri'k a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- David Niven seph Buttafucco, 38 Fifth Ave Anthonyi Qulnn "NEVER ON SUNDAY" This is a high quality Carpet Cleaning Service, using the best rnie; a daughter to Mr. and "OUNS OK NAVARONE" Mrs. Julian Cortez, 914 West SAT. THRU TUES. This Picture Is Nut Recommended For Children Avenue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lena Turner ai>d most modern equipment and done by professional rug ex- John Mezar, 87 Fourth Street; FORDS Kfrim Zimbalist. Jr SATURDAY AND SUNDAY KIDDIE MATINEES .. . from Colonia, a son to Mr. "BY LOVE HOSSEfiSKtr "BIMBO, I "Francis," the Talkiiuj PLAYHOUSE Plus perts. 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FU S-I84I - Alr-ConiKkmed t M ' f t « A Newvpaptr Dedicated to the B PAGE ELEVEN ha-Shanah Sunday Double Ring Ceremony s Jewish New Year Unites Local Couple I-; Thr high and Yam Kippur. the mllltarv f,,i the Jewish The marriage |Rftdzlwon ofNciated al th* Ane Pnt Wh h ll f Miss Anne Magnu- double ring ceremony and cel«- imvn.ihlp will !T ' • Sc"pt,rmh«i:S brated the Nuptial Mas£ 19, are known a* the (li\ntrliter of Mr. and Mrs. rundown flun- ,, „, „ , . .... bride, given In marriaf* of . n,,:ud Mimmiwn. 61 Oxford by her fatheri wore a R0WJ1 ^ tin- Year Adath unit Hobert John Kovac*. silk mist trimmed with Of >( Mr and Mrs. •William ques of Alencon lace and pearla. V7M. will be held Sunday and Mon-,meofor V snfo feofw 'vacs. 3D Hamilton Avenue, A four-tiered veil of. English illusion Was attached to 4 ,• held Sunday day evening* at 6:30 and Mon-'strms from thp earth (Is WHS solemnized Satur- morning und : crown of pearls and crystals, day and Tuesday mornings at rHurn* t0 the earth rurirnlng in St. John VI- rd«v morning 8:30. Rabbt Snmuel NewbergerV "Soviet Spaceman and she carried a bouquet of Israel sermon topi™ will be "The Lord scribed himself a '•v rimrch. Rev. Walter glamellias and stephanotls. Con- I* In Thl* Place." and on the'he Miss JoAnn KonarBkl. Fords, was maid of honor. Mrs. Wil- second day, "In Orbit." glob*. Upon hi., return •.m Jacob. Av- liam Kovacs, Woodbrldge, sis* Rabbi Bernard Frankell off itiotPd hhn w »aylngaylng:: TT knoknoww Case is Aidingter-in-law of the bridegroom* nrth'Am. Co- fhflrp Congregation Beth Sholom hn« I* such » thing as yearn- was matron of honor. Atte» ww Reformed for announced hi* topic* a* "A '"* one's home, however I dants were Mrs. Gerald De» Km ami-El, nfl tha Time to Take Inventory" and " *< there Is even a Oeek Needs Worth, South Amboy. and Mi»# nil held "Rules of the Road" yearning - the yearning for Patricia Hopko. Bayonne. Mill i « p M . and On Sundayy nightnight,, Rabbi !hr pRrth I don't know) WOODBRIDGE — Mayor Diane Campana, Iselin, cousin at 10 A. M, how Marshalhl!! Hurwit?,. Temple E- call It, _,„ . Frederick M. Adnms will meet of the bride, was Junior bride** .roiiRhout the know of maid. manu-El will speak on thp !m-| its existence. Thcrr Is Monday with Col. C. M. Duke, •i throughout poportancU e of fidfindini g a balance;110 btbr>ttrt r tthinh g in the world William Kovacs served htt iiriniu servicesibetween the demands of tradi- than thf> earth of the father- of the Army Corps of Englne- brother as best man. Usher* • iin will stress tion and those of modern life.'Rnt1' on which a man can •rs. in an edort, to secure ap- were Leonard Magmuon. Jr., stand and re- Monday morningg he willll din-dinah- work and breathe e in the proval tor dredging of the Colonia, brother of the bride; CUM the meaning of sacrifice tllr nf thp fields.' It proves that mouth of Smiths Creek. Eugene Clanciulll, Bayonne; ;i;r of the year 110 m Dennis Sabo, Fords, and Rob- to a modern man. Services will! «'ter how high man can Prior to the collapse of the i! to review his rPacn h(1 is KX C IJ E NC re Clplfnt nf a Pirst ert Kovacs, Fords, cousin of be held at Fellowship Hall, 120 drawn back to the ita« mm , 5 ' , ^ ~ * T 4 **'* «* Trust Company S25«..-year. f«,,r.ve,r xchclar- dike in Sewaren, the dredging n thp year that eftrtearthl , lto earthly things the bridegroom. PPleasanl t AvenueA , Edison. •hlp. was William Schwarti, Perth Amhoy. AmonR th,,sr who have been given yearly grants during thr |Mt seven year, contract with the Corps did not to promise to After a trip to Bermuda th* Newberter Menace I "But all the earthly comforts are shown above, with Emlen Roosevelt, bank present. They are. left to right, Allen G. Miller Neil Reisenmn Mr, include the dredging of the highest ethical and even luxuries are of Ruth W. Butrym, Mr. Roosevelt, Maryani, Swohortn, Ronald Johnson, Bruce Kovars and Mr. Srhwart/.. ' couple will live at 238 Wash- Today. Rabbi Newberger is- mouth of the creek, i yenr ahead avail if there is no peace. In ington Avenue. Carteret. For sued his annual New Year's "Now that the dredger is Rosh h»- Leviticus, the Lord promises: traveling the bride wore a beig* message to th* Jewish residents working in the creek," the 'And I will Rive peace in the Car Smashes Tree, dress with brown accessories. of the Township. He said. Schwartz New Winner School Needs Mayor said. "I do not believe Mr. and Mrs. Kovaoi gradu> 1 c ••^^ evening wil, usher rr'thri^ Possenuer Injured'^ °st< would be excessive. ated from Woodbrldge filch The clearing of the mouth o: School In Uie Holy High Season. With you afraid.' WOODBRIDGE — Jean Val- School. Mrs. Kovaos ia em- Of First Bank Grant the creek would be a boon to ployed as an assistant librarian the symbolic blowing of the Trarnjulllty Goal Met by Town chej, 39, Lockwood Avenue, was sliphtly injured Sunday, when navigation." for MerCfc an(j Company. Inc., Shofar on Rosh Haihonah, "Prosperity is valueless unless PERTH AMBOY — Continuing a policy now in it-s WOODBRIDGE — The vac- I the car in which she was rid- Meantime Senator CICfTordRahway. Her husband attended Jew* throughout the world it can be enjoyed In tranquil- is 115 year, W. Emlen Roosevelt, President, of the First Batik and ation of several Township ling, driven by Helen Nieder- P. Case lias informed the may- Union Junior College and will 'turn to a new year, 5,722, with lty. without the dread of as- Trust Company today presented a $250 scholarship to Wiiliam rayer streets, due to the construction meier, 30, also of Lockwood or that he is "negotiating with enter his senior year at Chiro- B"Y Ten young,P ,* °f repentance «nd sault, robbery, or devastation Schwartz, 200 Lewis Street, Perth Amboy. Mr. Srl'w;>.rt7, who for ft lt r y and blood, emulate their Cre- at Lehigh University; Bruce DIVIDEND-PAYING from the Perth Amboy General for Septembel 19. ;d arrival of ali0 pn?ij r for tlh K^? W wishfttor- I'el t!lt™ apply mercy and Kovacs, 491 South Park Drive, the futurf fu m At Hospital School of Nursing and DEER WANDERS class brings i *° " - Present;truthPresentth. Let them accept God's 'erth Amboy, a junior at Rut- In Port Reading portions of Carl M. Bommann, Edison, FORDS A concrete deer STOCKS TO FIGHT •i.UollS, the imans most soul-felt yearning dictum, 'Justice, Justice shalt Seventh and Eighth Streets will mankind ~J" gers University; and Maryann N, J., who graduated from Ohio be vacated. Residents of Port ornamenl, weighing 100 pounds, .vhool began ! " *«1 »on thothou follofollow thathatt thothou mayesmayestt University and Indiana Uni- le;i Swoboda, 375 Bruck Avenue Reading who inquired recently was stolen from his lawn, Dr LIVING COSTS jachieve the most desired bless~;i|vc; To understand the idea versity School of Law have re- ing of peace. regarding the delay of con- William Barron, New Bruns^ • Mtre accepted 'of Justice we must bear in Perth Amboy, a sophomore at ceived First Bank und Trust "Recent shocking nr struction of the school were wick Avenue, reported to po Need more income to balance your personal ••»u yews ago— * ld mind the Biblical teaching Montclalr State College. Comppny scholarships find com- hftv* Perturbed mankind. told by the Board of Education lice Tuesday. budget? Why not get that income by buying • •.".<•» • • *J •Ilint higl hOVI1WV schooI ijjl| ...... thai..u t i. , mu.,-, n^UU«r is U create111 dLilt . in the Allen Q. Miller, 408 Hall pleted their education. that the Town Committee was :..:ice examlna- H'ghJy Ktentlflc achievements i e of God. In every human reliable common stocks? As a first step, we'll ma(( Avenue, Perth Amboy, who Those who nave finished responsible, for it had failed to THIS WEEK'S • Mill qualiflca- of one nation are used a.s a being there It a divine spark their baccalaureate studies and send you a free 19-page booklet listing 375 graduated from Rider College pass the necessary ordinance. :"-year courje, threat to the free world. Ns-^nd each human life is sacred who are furthering their edu- stocks which have paid regular quarterly divi- In Iselin portions of McLean, ;•'• the National tions are rushing into largerjand of infinite worth. Justice cation are Neil Reiseman, 705 LUCKY NUMBER Warwick, Goodrich, Hunt and — IS — dends over periods ranging from 20 years bo .:^ng, will pre- is the awe-inspired respect for East Front Street, Plainfield, John Streets, will be vacated almost a century. Dividends have grown much .-ui'.f license n- jtht e personality of others, o: Rutgers (I960) who is enrolled School Land and in Colonia, portions of faster than living costs in the last two decades. registered nllrt- 'ttheir Inalienable rinht-s to life. at the University of Pennsyl- 1139 Emery Critical liberty and the pursuit of hap- vania Law School; and Mrs Caroline Place, Maple and Ce- Buying stocks is simple to do—the booklet tells dar streets are scheduled for Came In For Your i. tm includes > piness May th(1 Ruth W. Butrym, 664 Brace just how to start—and we'll be glad to answer I ns»n1 POP forthcoming TalksDelayed vacation. FREE CAR WASH L>d during which W L/Otal VJVrl jHlRh Holy Days usher in a new Avenue, Perth Amboy, Trenton any questions you have. For your bee copy, State Teacher's College (1961) In a fourth ordinance intro- nion Junior Col- „..„. T , , 'era of peace and tranquility WOODBRIDOE — A new just mail the coupon. who will continue her studies duced, Bradford Place, Iselin, :. where they take COLOHIA - In a Labor Day for ali of tn<> p(,oplfi of thp date for a conference of at- talk Monday, Oeorge Emery, world." in pursuit of a Masters Degreeiwas designated as a light traffic needed torneys to discuss an "amicable period, Democratic candidate for the at Trenton State Teacher's street. ; • settlement" regarding the own- ••••ntii* long, has Town Committee in the Fifth College. Donnelly u Lauded ership of the Free School Lands •i> nine months Ward, urged residents of Co- The presentation, of these tOVVN AIDES NAMED lonla to elect a "Democratic will have to be selected. grants by, the bnnk is to assist I Spear, Leeds & Kellogg- the class which For Swimmiitft Feat WOODBRIDGE — Miss Bar- j Members New York and American Stock ExdmfM administration m order to clean Last Friday had been selected worthy students who have at- WOODBRIDGE — Palmer bara Mucharsky, Miss Wanda houae" for a conference to be attended tained excellence in their aca- 288 Madison AVenue, Perth Amboy 'lun m the Uv- Donnelly, who successfully demic work at the secondary:Krusnica and C. H.Glroud were 1 "It Is now a mater of record." by Stewart M. Hutt, Township "ludenu real- accomplished a n historic school level. [appointed members of the Citl- Telephone: HUlcrest 2-8787 he said "Whatever kind of ex- Attorney; Francis Foley, coun- A homecoming 1 While the'bank has been par-jzens Redevelopment Committee Open every Friday ontjl 0:00 P.M. perlence Adanu aannd Miller and| "fir- *" by sw|mmmg around sel for the Board of Education; Island-sav Hit aub- Moularly interested-.la- helptiiRtfor a.term .expiring.-December .4^104 u»ir..__R^UbMe*n tat Ild H b Nathan TJUff, special Township party in p to further the education of;31. In another appointment, have had, it is not the kind ofi J ct of congratulaton' resolu- counsel and Stanley Levy, rep- MM. those interested in a career in j Herbert Ludwigson was ap- 791 Rahway Avenue experienoe necessary to govern tlons passed by the Town resenting Toolan, Haney and banking, the scholarships carryIpointed member of the Wood- WOODBRIDGE Woodbrldge Township Ourj Committee Tuesday. Romond, attorneys for the •: nursing ed- no stipulation on such a con-'bridge Township Safety Coun- TEL. ME 4-4333 ADD\ rotds are unpaved. patched! The committee said com- Trustees of Free School Lands. •d that the and repatched. or paved, torn pletlon of the feat ••indicates dltion. . ictl, cuming week thhe inhereniht t attributetibt s of However, Friday morning, up and repaved. The uncon- Mr. Hutt received word that his i. sestlorn at trolled Lssuinn of building per-j Youth of the Unitfd States" college to and that "Mr. Donnelly \z father-in-law, Dr. Samuel ,O. mils for single and multiple Berfcow, Perth Amboy, had died ng class to family dwellllng units has pre- deserving of all praise be- of a heart attack In Copenhag- : "i.iif and to in- stowed upon him." cipitated classroom en. Denmark, while on vacation, •' the function* shortage and more double vs-, and the conference was post- 1 department* GRAND OPENING •Ions. Higher tax bills show the poned. : > *ill also be in- Republican administration does WOODBRIDGE — The New • indent govern- not have the necessary expert- Jersey Highway Authority, Since three of the four at- •'••« Khool and ence to give us intelligent andierators of the Garden State torneys are Jewish and the emammm 1 »nd weloomlng efficient government." Parkway, will move into Its new Jewish High Holidays start • ' »t both lnatl- On Saturday Mr. Emery was offices on Route 440 on Novera- next week, it might be another gUMt of honor at a *wim partySber 1, Mayor Frederick M 10 days before a new con- ference is arranged. -•' • "ll'.'d are Eliz- at Ashbrook Swim Club. Adams' office reported today. Your investment in a Cadillac returns many dividends needs. And its precise craftsmanship and enduring •V'K'dbridge; over and above the finest motoring the world has ever styling have traditionally commanded a premium in Avmel; resale markets across the land. Visit your authorized H'^waiui Butter, known. Cadillac's favorable first cost, surprisingly close ' I!*k. Emm* to many models'of lesser cars, is very nearly your last dealer and discover the' practicality of owning a A »n U-sko and Cadillac ... and why this is a practical time to buy. Fords; 8u- ... for no car is more economical in its maintenance The Fords National B^nk Auguat 30,1961 Notice to b Please be advised that the deposit liabilities shown on th, book/of the undersized bank as «totkm«*fim on August 11, 1961,-have bqen assumed by the !¥BBA Jnd Trust Company, of PertSx Amboy, New Jersey, and tha he status of the undersigned bank a, »j insured tag wi, therefore terminate as provided in section 8 (d) of tn« Federal Deposit Insurance Act. OUTFITS You are further advised that the First Bank and Trust .tnd Comply is an insured bank and that your deposit* wUl VARSITY 2T/to be insured by the Federal Deposit lUrance Sporatton in tin manner and to the extent provided in said act. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED "Xj^OdiMW DEALER THE TORI* NATIONAL BANE On. FORM, JBWW MILLER PONTIAC - CADILLAC Corp. 477 W«t Milton Av.nu., FU 1-0300 Rahwy, N. J. #•#> Our Space Program ( Report from Chr Jnbqitnbrttt-teabrr Since 1957, when the Russians Doctor Talk launched the first Sputnik, we in the United States have been demanding This writer ha* been accused "Tokenism" is Hit by HAACP; and talking about "catching up" with lately by different Individual* of writing very little about Hearon the Soviet Union, in the race to control) medical problemi, whllt entire- Adjournment Outlook Pessimistic outer space and to develop the latest ly too much about modern day and best rockets, missiles and space politics! lif Cartrret These critic; further state By EDWARD H. SIMS and Chances for c- ships. that such a column »hould deal WES MYDEN passage of some tv> ""* ' bill R»''. There is disturbing evidence to sug- with people's problemr i an_.d _ WASHINGTON, D, C. - I Charles C Gregory should nilWtrTthe public to new and Intensified drive forj'PPMrotly havf b*f;. E4ltot tod PibUsbif gest that we are falling further behind. the many wonderful advances more school Integration ln Dlxle!con*1 AVENEL PLUMBING & SUPPLIES RACE TRACK FROM 39< 25 ME 4-MIKi) Buses leave Main & School Sts. at 11:00 a.m. 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1961 GIRLS' 'PF SNEAKERS S4.5D Route No. i (•«=•) AVENEL ROUND TBII *4i00Dlu«U" OTHER SNEAKERS S2.9 'T/ie Friend/) Store" WOODBRIDGE | TLAYTE HIGH SCHOOL JACKETS 1 Red and Black 1 GIRDL S t Corduroy Reversible... 12.9| SALE Headquarters for BU9TERPROWI Exciting savings ton first I |AMlllCA't^fAVOIITI CHIlDtlN'l SHOU i For Boys and Girls quality Playtex girdles ^BUSIER BROV SHOES Tighten yours np: Pay all with 7-way stretch! bills with checks drawn on at, to hive more accurate records, and sure receipts! 8.95 reg. 10.95 Playtex Mold 'n Hold zipper girdle dps on and qtf to oasily. Gird* or parity girdl*. White only. Rtg. $10.95 now only $8.95 (XL $9.95) For tljis.... or ANY 7.95 reg. 8.95 banking service consult... Playtex OFFICIAL OFFICIAL 'The Hank with All IB Services** Magic.Controller with magic fingtr parwti BOOKCOVERS for for tvnuny control- WOODBRIDGE SCHOOLS 5 Oirdt* or panty girdlt. Whit* only. tog, $8.95 now only $7.95 (XI $8.95) Christenserfs STORE HOURS: Store Irst nk DAILY FREE 9:30 A. M.-6P. N. M7 W I/V s//a.i7 TRUST COMPANY FRIDAY CUSTOMER FOMDI. H. J. PBRTH AMBOV, N. J. 9:30 A. M.-9P. M. OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY, .--- OPEN MX DAY PARKING WEDNESDAY TILL (> I.A • fi WEDNESDAY At Hear Entrance FHIDAY T1I-L 9 P. M. • HU ' ^ r -: I "1 \niiirenary PAQE FIFTEEN \)fl,ulhercn Woman'« Club Featuring ORT Women Set Former Fords Resident Croup Planning Cancer Film Wednesday T«d»yMeeting Named Education ChiefMief Firstt MeetiMeetinng l SetSt FORD&-The Metwood Chap- fORDs The mm "Time and color and best FORDS — Theodoi- c. Dil- FORUR-The Parkway Chap- ;IV. Kldon R- w ter. Women's American ORT, '*" "»i"n" will be shown at mamolds, best arrangement: will meet Tuesday, »:30, at theworth. Metuchen, formerly of ter of Deborah will hold 1U ,'d this year II UK of the Woman's dahlias, best single bloom and Metuchen Jewish Community!Forc1s. special educntlo.i adniln- first meet me of the Mason ;lDiii\ors;iry of (Mill) jfleptember 14, B:3Q P. M., at , of Our Re- "I Kurds Wednesday night jest arrangement; roses. aluo.'Center. drove Street. Merle;l»tratov for the New Jersey Ht II] '" '"'"I'ds Library, 8; 15. This best single bloom and best ar-;Norman will give a talk andj81^ Department of Education. 'the Flks ciiih. Rmite 17, Me- lK-nl Luthernn mm w: tuchen. Anyone Interested In *> produced by the rangement; mixed flowers, best, demonstration on the Art of,n»s been named Chief of Edu-i ..-iiiicr this «n- lolnliiK may attend, Mrs. Sheila AmiTim Cancer Society, and arrangement and most unusual!Makeup." icationai Services nt The Traln- Ixiwensteln, tiuWiclty chalr- Mrs. V.\ ic.it Nelson, program ing School. Vineluiid Mr. nil- lmve j arrangement; house plants, Representing the chapter at man, announced, bern chiili-ina announced that a most unusual; African violet-va meeting of the North Central worth Is the »on ot Mis Charles dniMlll \v II hi' present to answer prettlest and most unusual. Jersey Region Board Of Wom-Orovir. 51 Hanson A\emie. and A membership tea was held ill murk the The Fords Club is question the children's division en's American ORT for section the lute Clarence Dihvorth. at the home of Mrs. Meyer c nlwiv;mee t»R to cooperate with Friedman, and Mrs. Prances awards will be made for the and region chairmen were Mrs Dr. Walter Jacnii. director of iiT nf Pi nisi' Li. "V" ii SEWAREN — Spacious five- HOUSEHOLD room apartment, unfur- —»-pc. limed oak „,„„ nished. All utilities. Call ME 4-|set, like new. t29S.no, 1923 after 5:00 P. M. llamp tables and cocktail 9/7tf |$48.00. H bed. mattress m holstered headbowd WOODBRIDOE — Large room One bedroom stt and ,matlm l BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY for one or two gentlemen. $90,00. 20-inch window Near High School. Call ME 4- $15.00. One doll coach cat, Q /17ff 5148. 8/17M $10.00. Call at 63 Jarksr,,, BUSINESS t|nue, Carteret, OPPORTUNITIES and 8.00 P, M. Sand and Stone Printing SALES HELP — (male or fe- Adding Machines -}• Coal & Fuel Oil - Heating-Air Conditioning - Music Instruction -|- Moving & Trucking male* for part time, evenings, • REAL ESTATE FOR SA weekends. MEMORIAL PARK QUALITY HEATING COUNSELORS. Experience not SEWAREN 50x100 lot. ... ADDING MACK Move "IDEAL WAY" necessary $100 minimum com- Central Avenue and V»L LET US BE POPULAR! Phone Ft-8-3914 SAND mission paid Immediately. Street. Lota No 1054-1055,] & AIR CONDITIONING sacrifice. CL 7-0561. 139.50 „ Solve Your Learn to "AGENT NATIONAL VAN Bonus plans, life insurance. HEATING PROBLEM play the LINES and medical and hrospitallHition piano in 1286 8i George Ave., ATtnel benofitfi. Experienced in pro- • REAL ESTATE WANT! TYPEWRITERS from K&O HEWING a short 3-4 Room* - $20, $25. 130 gressive management. Oppor- Service to Complete GAS OIL - ELECTRIC time. . . . 5-6 Booms - $35, $40. $50 STONE tunity to advance to manage- ONCE AGAIN $19.50, ment positions. Call now for WE ARE ALMOST Heating Installations. WARM AIR or HOT WATER LESSONS IN YOUR FOR QUALITY appointment. Interviews this BOLD OUT OF HOM1 WOODBRIDGE Frw Estim«t« • rime Payment! Call KEROSENE OWN weekend at SHORELAND ME- We have many prospect | BUSINESS MACHINE HOME . . .} MORIAL GARDENS, Main your property may be just v. CO., LTD. Call LI 8-2146 Street and Highway 35. Hazlet, they are looking for. Wei m MaboT Ave,, Woodbridte MErcury Instructions All Day PRINTING N. J. Call after 6 P. M. RUm-gladly look over your homel SALES A SERVICE 4-1400 son 1-1904. Thomas A. Dowd, give you a suggested sale | let MB 6-0010 All of Woodbridge Township DIAL Executive Director. No obligation. JACKO - Home Improvement - Included Service Stations - 9/7 ESTATE AGENCY, 1013 Street, Perth Amboy. VA| Asphalt Paving SAVE MONEY Plumbing & Heating - • FEMALE HELP WANTED • 3622. AVENEL with H local contractor ME 4-1111-2-3 LESLIE HENK APPLY NOW 9 7-1 We Will FRAME ATTIC "Service TOWNE GARAGE COAL t OIL CO. (for 2 rooms and bath) Call for Appointment for the AVON opportunity to SERVICES A. & R. STANLEY 8£6 Railway Avenue, Avenel plus 6" insulation. Also con- PA 1-9120 With a J, F, Gardner A 8on • Announce- make $30-$50 a week in yourj struct dormers, rec. rooms, spare time while kiddies are iniCHILD CARE Worrrnn w Smile" 485 AMBOY. AVENUE school. Get ready for an early to take care of child ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS extensions, porches, garages. Delicatessen CHRISTMAS. Immediate open- working mother. Call KI | and LOWEST PRICES Woodbridge ments In Woodbridge Ings Grand Street and Cramp- 9309. Nothing Down— PARKING LOTS FUr.t Payment 6 MonOiJ It's The MErcury 4-3540 ton Avenue sections. Call Mrs., «,„„„„ „ , Davis. MI 2-5146 for home In- MRS. SUSAN _ Reader INSTALLED Call Now - FU 8-3373 We're Specialists In • Booklets ,.„,.,• /7 Advisor on all affairs 0| TREAT SHOPPE ED FREY 9 • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- Free Estimates THALER INSULATION (FotaMrir With Chuley Fan) ' 'daily. Call HI 2-9671, CU Railway Avenue MENT and BALANCE HELP WANTED 631-111 All Skilled Labor & ROOFING CO. Woodbridge • BRAKE 8EBVICE MALE or FEMALE 1659 Church St, Rahwaj • Business 1 YOUR DRWKINO bu I Call (Off. WhlU Church) PLUMBING Ft 1-5518 or CH 6-2631 MEMORIAL PARK COUNSEL- eom* 4 probltm, Alcobd] • SALADS at Their Best Jewelers and Sewing Machine Service- Cards ORS. Sales managers-saleg- 'Anonymous can hilp ?ot. • SODA FOUNTAIN men. Excellent opportunity for|BI J-151J or write P O Beautician • FRESH BAKER? GOODS experienced salesmen, Prosres-jM*. Woodbridj*. HEATING •sive and experienced manage- t Hair Styling Open 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. HOVANEC • Billheads |ment. Now staltlng unique De- • Hair Tinting ELECTRIC Sewing Machine Service velopment and Sales Program. HAVING TROUBLS with A INCLUDING SUNDAYS stweraga? Electric 3««eJ • Manicuring SEWER SERVICE Highest commissions, bonuses. Closed Wednesday All Day All Makes of Accordions Sold u WK REPAIR Life insurance, hospitalization •r removes roots filth, • Scalp Treatment ALL WORK Repaired at Lowest Prlcwl t Certificates MT Hftrrell Avenn* Singer - PhaB - Wlillt - Necrlii and other benefits. Bank plan. and stoppact from ilod Free Wfstinfhoutt - New Home - pipe*, drains and Mwin.T • Color Shampoo FULLY GUARANTEED! Call ME 4-0750 Woodbridfe, N. J. Commissions paid at once. Drags Eldrtrh - Uomesttc - >nd All dlsgini, no damaiea - rs| PHONE ME 4-3150 FU 8-1667 Rapidly expanding community. Forrign Mak« Marhinrt • Coupons Large list of prospects. First, . . _ ,. ., Just Dial lumbln M1(1 H§tUng STELLA GOLDBLATT'S qualified men accepted will be|P * n If Railway's Oldest Established MErcury Kl 1-91Q7 and RAYMOW Learn To Play The considered for advancement to Jeweler management positions. Call 4-1738 FRANK HOVANEC • Folders JACKSON , 84 East Cherry Street PIANO-ORGAN now for appointment. Inter- AIR-BAG BR1DCF.S JACKS 657 Roosevelt Avenue views this weekend at SHORE- RAHWAY Bridges made of a Beauty Salon ACCORDION CARTERET, N. J. ,LAND MEMORIAL GARDENS, tresses are being A<-\- and SON Private Instructions by • Invitations Main Street and Highway 35, 6 Melnzer St., Avenel, N. J. the Army's Corps m I- Qualified Teachen. Radio & TV Service Hazlet, N. J. Call after 6 P. M. Lawn Mowers The concept is d-r Druggists Beginners and Advanced Skii Diving RUmson 1-1904. Thomas A. Dr. G. H. Hickson. <:: Coal & Fuel Students Accepted. Dowd, Executive Director, Hand and Power Lawn • Letterheads research of the Arm> 88 Main Street Set Need Woodbridge's • 9/7 Mowers Sharpened and BEPAIB Engineers laboratory You Too Call ME 4-5446 Woodbridge, N. J. Repaired Authorised CaU Belvoir, Va. Adapu DESERVE THE BEST — Headquarters (or — ME 4-43M oCUBALAND • Post Cards DIETS WITH PURPOSE commercial air mute Telephone MErcurj 4-0554 Sales & Service made of nylon-wr FUEL Oil Oil SERVICE Bricks * Strattoti Is Your Passport to WALLA WALLA, Wash. - CONN ORGANS ART'S RADIO Lilt* most young people, Sul- rubber. Clinton-Lawson & Power I'nderwater Safety ;im They art' mtfnd<'d i Products — Gas Engines K 1MB ALL PIANOS lu-the-Ptol Scuba ' • Programs vania Elaine Sanner, 19, was on Fuel Oil & TELEVISION a diet. tor assaults across • Hre|il;uv Monti Instructions Given by Schwinn Bicycles SALES and SERVICE QIAUFIED DIVING But the purpose of her diet'tlme for bndiie EUREKA WILLIAMS JARDOT ably under JOHN J. BITTING Sales & Service INSTRUCTORS for a different reason than 169 Avenel Street, Avenel mium. Complete Price #O f\f\ most, , PIANO COMPANY Repair Estimates Fret! Ouards at the Washington [Mobllj ALBRECHT S Includini Equip. 9O tUU 488 Rahway Avenu* *nMBBM Instilled State Penitentiary found outjNO AIR Ptr CALL TODAY KEY SHOP Woodbridge tubei Zested FTH at Ou stun Leiwn ihe reason for MiiK Banner's President OPEN DAILY lt'9 — (At. 1M Cti Radios United promptly Oil HEATING EQUIPMENT 124 Washington Avenue dieting from 100 pounds down the international ^ FREE ESTIMATE Mobilhetft Free Classes On Diving No Job Too large :» ?.h. She had escaped through|stopped pi""* Io1 Carteret, N. J. Theory at "The Retf" t a Tel. Kl 1-7163 Photography a 7 by 10-lnch opening: The agreement^ and >- ••• •- 1 FUEL OiL Roofing ft Silling - Everj' Monday Nite at 8:30 or Too Small young woman had been in the mercml airan.n:^"'1 • . Over t5 Yean of WARR For the world's finest Dlving penitentiary for burglary since had been worked -w Friendly Service Yes, call today ... no 'last March. i«ia COAL & SUPPLY CO, Liquor Stores See us for all types of Equipment stop In or call 785 St, George Ave., Woodbridge ME 4-0071 fee lor estimates. We'll The ,„ ME 4-0012 Henry Jaisei & Soi "til view of tin' ulU'::-' CALL ME 4-0724 PROFESSIONAL and rush a man to you to RESERVISTS CALLED situation for wlucli "•' 100 Fulton Street Telephone Mercury 4-1889 Sheet Metal Work The help you plan, show The Defense Department, in States Government ;- '•• Woodbridge 1 111 1 PICTURES the biggest mobilization since spoiiaible, this D')'. ^ ' WOODBRIDGE Booilni, MeUl CeUlrns tng you money-saving t|he Korean War, Is ordering WISE TO ORDEE decided that this is >'•"' and VipnaM Woifc short-cuts, j 76,500 reservists and National proprlate time to M !l Funeral Directors Liquor Store, Inc. REEF v 588 Alden 8treet Giiardsmen tq active duty. air transport wf" " WE DE1JVKR! Most of thfc men are being • r • Woodbridge, N. 1. ordered to report on October 1. FREE ESTIMATES trudic <"i"t: Complete Stock of Ponustlc The call-up is part at the Woman m id Telephone MKremy 4-U4S Kennedy Administration's; mili- driving down NOW! and Imported Wines was Iiihh;inil Synowiecki tary build-up to be/ ready to Avenue with my Guaranteed Lehigh Beers and Liquors |]d«al with the Berlin situation the wheel 95 and other world NUT OR Funeral Home 574 AMBOY AVENUE STEVENS 477 Railway Avenue STOVE 19 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. T. R. Woodbridge MMMMMMMMMM Booflni and lbe«t UMal Work D*Uj It to 1*—ClOMd 9ua(l»j I PEA 56 Carteret Avenue «85 ST. GEORGE AVE. 'Owned sod Opented bj WOODBBLBOE nptUBrt Dlfert PRESS lOAL 18 «> Carteret, N. J. -' Locksmith KCH> UP WITH YOUR BUCK 5 THE WOODBRIDGE Telephone HJ 1-5715 WOODBRIDGE KEY 3-8" x 10" Studio Photoa Water Softeners PUBLISHING CO. XOAL 17 ° JflfJS SPECIAL HOME TOWN NEWS & LOCKSMITH SHOP 9.95 16*20 Green Street With Ibis Ad SALES , CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON AL»O, HOME Woodbridge Telephone Now Far OFMCB KKX8 K SERVICE DUFUCAXED, Appointment Warm Air H«*( WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHINO CO. trlal iihanit Bjftca SATU SOLD. 0 Motor Guutt «««• Water Softener Salt WOODBRIDGE. N J. Botaft BUdei BiUncrt Expert Developing and Soft W»tei Soap Established 1800 WTI gharp«iud Q Enclosed please find 14.00 for Printiiu Service on All Swlmmins Poo) SuppUei Advertise 424 Eat* Avenue Paint Specials!! subscrlpeton to: Far Fast Service Types of Films SERVISOFT Perth Amboy, N. J Interior FUt WbtM (in oil) Your Service • INDEPENDENT-LEADER. Just Give Us a Can p^f (tllOD __..,_-.«» S3. IS CLASSIFIED OF WOODBRIDGE M Ford Avenue Ask us about out Interior flat WlilU A Colon 121 St. George Aveut D CARTERET PRESB Fords, N. J. (Lat«) pwt|iUon Mil In This Space WEPDIM8 SPECIALS ADS Woodbrtdte D EDISON TOWHSHIP-fOB08 SIMONE BROS. to Phone SpefUl Ulterior Whit* Pilnl d Qll ME 4.1815 For Only To be sent to: i LINDEN, N. J. VAlle/ 6-0358 per iklloo „ 4.U »0 AMBOV AVKNle BRING HU 6-2726 TtL ME M«U SALLARO'S PHOTO Read The WOODBBIDGB 547 Amboy Avenue RESULTS S HI) 6-0059 Open UiUy II A.M. to 7 P.M. Moitl CtOlEO 8LNUAK AU. DAY Woodbridge, N. 1. Directory Ads LEGAL NOTICES PAOE SEVENTEEN LEGAL NOTICES UOAL NOTICES (Ht. Noncn L1OAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Wan 'it") >• IT ORDAIHID by th* Tswn- Westbury Park News hlp Oommltte* of th* Townnhm nt storm a rate which shell not tr foodbrtdf*. in th* County «f Uld.Oomml „ ..„,., cAiavins; raw per centum (*<*) per , > Bt. #1) .i*t»i, Ntw Jm*y, I* follow*: nu ttTmlned mrf tUt«d that II) the annum, and may be renewed from 2 3,500 located at the westerly aid* ot St d f -''hatn O'HIlls HA."', mltttt at th* i.. section I. Th* lurfM* srater jnaklni of nrh Improrement (here- > to time pursuant to and with- New DoT«r Rd. . OeorM Annu* north of Amboy B.v Alice CulhbtrUon . 4.MM jralnat* system of th* Township of Arenu*. thence, runnlag northerly inafter referred to M "purpose"). Is In the limitation! prescribed by said •—Oreen atreat No Plans tnd _, ,„„. Woodbrldg*. in th* County ot Mid- not a current eipeniw of Mid Town- HlflS Oak Tree Road e b* gl?tn lo prospectlvt bidders un- atom St. Oeorg* Avenue t dUUnc* Law. All matter* wtth retjwrt to 1 dlesex, thtll be Improved by con- Ship, and Music Is Fun-Providis We say it fast for A Lifelong Hobby... people on - the - go.. Whether You're Buying or Selling Makes Children Your Home . . . Consult With Us er fireside realty CARL A. FLEMING, JR., President RENT A 1401 Oak Tree Road, Iselin, N. J. PIANO at LI 9-1100 VOTERS GRIFFITHS Meet 8 BONUS DAYS! James P. MITCHELL The Next Governor of Mew Jersey 9:45 A.M. Friday, September 8, 1961 Brand Full Scale REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS Noft New SPINETS ^ 85 Main Street, Woodbridge Pay ai littl? at A p»r month j [ V (n»i Corlagil ExcH.rH mflkM-Latnt Modtlt " »'>» detide to buy the piano, til money paid for 8:30 P.M. " "'*] siu] delivery will be deducted from the purchase I "p and be applied to the down payment. So «imple " u don't have to nut our itore—phone or mail the Treasure Chest, Hope Chest, War Chert... whatever Friday, September 8, 1961 1 t"n below. you name it.,. It fills faster when the filling Is done at First Savings. To what you put In First Savings LOG CABIN LOUNGE CQUPON-FUI out-teor out and maa adds dividends at the anticipated annual rate ol 3^ per cent. The total swells even thore rapidly when you to nkling »— - take advantage of the 15 big bonus days each month. Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge (Indicate grtwl, spiott or apci|bt) Save now—«arn frqm September 1st! •I >m« i. "The Untie tenter et New Jerwi" GRIFFITH PIANO CO. M4 HAMMOND 62T Ptrk Ami, Ptatofleld, New AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone PUinfleld 7-M00 IIL Perth Amtroy m Woodbridge Paid for by CittwM «w lflWhell OotmnrttM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1961 T'AGF EIGHTEEN Nigh School Opens With Baumgartner E. Brunswick Here Sept. 23 1961Cbamps .imski. Wllberi Hill. Roboitto build His team (in..UP. thr will . . ^ . i t it vi vaoi't min \\C nfli; H Rzasa Victo f'AHTEKET — Baumgartners iBaumgnrtneis won tin 7 „„ rir championship in the half Mle rector of at.,,, „. Carter* O,,,v ,, t = w.n thr Mnuiri name In their best at homr. Mctuchcn away, Ro- in their own class — Group 2. dub inn six runs on three int., , mi -f three game series sHl, Park ««V. SayrX.ll, ntiThey are Motuchen and Roselle M>i>n ;i walks and a couple 0( , home, South River at home,! Paris. si*n for tn<- with Slur's Shop-Rite. The Starting and losinc pitch,., Woodhridgc- away. Middletown} King indicated that he hopes Kink (l:;iiii|)s took the second straight Ntemlec wan hit hard tu.,| Jwa* relieved by Joe Township away, and Perth In easy' fashion on Amboy in the annual Thanks-j , 'In the first inninc An day. • winning by. a bis 10 to 0 giving Day'clash at home this MftnOn Joe gls() and Ho year. All'other t^mes will be |Raasa each had played on Saturday. Situr's Shop-Bite won the the winners. Henry RVasa, in wnu;;r, The .Junior Varsity, openihg Speaking About Sports first hnlt championship arid with East Brunswick at Car- lowed only two snitch ' teret on Monday, September 25, By METER hits and struck out ten b|,' Will play an eiRht-gamr sched- The box score: ule. The freshmen will also par- Sosnowski Gives BAUMGARTNKRS ticipate in an eight-game IPilep, 2b , schedule, opening with East "The outlook is not at all promising for the com McMahon, as . ] Brunswick at home on Septem- ing season." That was Dougy King talking in an Knprlint. IXxiR Kin*, Randolph Bryan. Sam Semen", 2 Hits as Holy 8(co. 3b t ber 25th. Rzasa. p 4 King told the writer that the interview with the writer over the phone on Wyskowsltl, lb 2 outlook for the. coming season Wednesday night. "But we will try our best and Family Wins 11-2Rlgler, c i was "not at all promising," but win as many games as we can," King added re- CARTKRET — Tony Sosnow- Llstrkl. II '. added, "we'll be out there ..vi ":ivr ui) only two hit* M Oalamb, rJ , Makkni. cf 0 lighting to win every game we assuredly. Hnlv Family routed Kolibas Pluta. rf ;, can " We find that King has lost no less than 16 regu- T.u-.'i-n in the playoffs in the. _ Dougy, who is starting his •junior Softball LeaRue. Thf Rownblum. rf eleventh season as head football lars from last year's varsity, including the entire ^lnss eliminated the Kolibas' coach at Carteret High, and backfleld. Only five linemen remain on the 1961 -'.•. : i who has compiled an enviable iliisscrs 111 the playoffs. I SITAR'S record at the Washington Ave- squad around whom King hopes to build the cur- , Mummer Jimmy Rledel ' nue institution, indicated that rent contingent. The regulars returning are Den- Fn'd ptaubnch led the hittingj^y iittitck, eiich with three hits L he had lost 16 regulars from nis Kopin, Barney Wielgolinski. Wilber Hill, Rob- Jb last year's squad including all H:,,M l;,,t two singles and a chmenalt 3b his regular backfield men. Only ert Sisko and John Santora. That is it. 1111)11 McKenna, ss Holy Family five linemen remain and they For the next two years, King confided, we will Heightened, c are Dennis Kopin, Barney Wiel- AB R Pieczyski, lf-p be in the process of building up our forces. We 'Shom-'-ky. 2b 3 1 Walker, rf-lf JOB TRAINING have a promising group of 60 freshmen reporting i.Stniil)aeh. ss 5 1 P. Niemiee, p The Senate has approved Mi:'lcO7. lib 3 2 • Marek. rf President Kennedy's four-year this year and we hope to develop at least 20 sea- Zabel. It) 3 2 $655,000,000 program to trail soned players from this group daring the next JK'Mts. 1). If 4 0 more than 100.000 unemployed two seniors, Six seniors are on this year's squad. Riedel. c 4 2 workers in new skills. 3 1 Aimed at chronic unemploy- King has been working out for the past two 1 J. Weber, cf 3 1 Lou's Tavern ment such as is caused by auto- weeks with his staff which includes Dick Miglecz Kuzma. rf 0 0 T. Sosnowski. P 1 mation, the measure narrowl: and Walt Gasior. The freshmen coaches are Wes survived a Republican attemp Eliminates A& to reduce the new proRram tc Spewak and Jimmy Gilrain. Conditioning and set- u n' a two-year, $225,000,000 tria ting-up exercises took place the first week, with Kolibas effort. AB R In Playoffs emphasis on blocking and tackling. The team will H Sarzillo, cf I 0; CARTERET — LnuV I Rivals in Language concentrate on running plays during the next week j Cutter, cf 0 " Senior League softbiil! . Old Lady (in New York) — 0 and will play one or two scrimmage games during jKinch, p 0 pionf. eliminated tlir A Isn't it wonderful how a single ] Zimmerman, P ... 0 "iSweet Shop in the Stp..-.: policeman can dam the flow of the final week before they open their season Sep- iGural, 2b 0 1 iball playoffs by bra!mi! traffic?" tember 23 with East Brunswick at Carteret. B. Stragepede. ss. 0 0 5-1, as Moe Kalusek hu Boy — "Yes. urannlc, but you Shanley, ss 1 1 tight five-hitter, CARTERKT LANES. JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPS: Kiifdinfi, Artie MrMahon, Donald Davidson, Jose Sj,o. Leo Sieseny. should hear the bus drivers." Kaskiw. 3b 0 1 Moe also helped hw t.-, This is King's eleventh year at Carteret High Mike Chervenak, Rodney Stuart: standing, Ed'Mantie, Jack McKenna, Jo* Comba, Jr., Coach Richey Mislea, Dennis W. Kolibas, c 0 "ihittinR a timelv dour) Bob Lemon, a converted in- School as head football coach, and during this Kopin, Cary Belitz, Missing from picture, Walter Niemiee. aer, set a major league rec- P Stragepede, c 0 for pitchers whim he took time he has compiled an enviable record. Last year Vinsko, rf 0 was a WR day for the p$t in 15 double plays for the the club won four and lost five. lLanger. If 0 ?uy. Cleveland Indians in 1953. Reagan, lb 0 For the losers C V.' At the current writing King is carrying about Florida State Princeton Night Races Rzasa Homers as hull hit a homer and >:: 51 players, but he hopes to shave this number to 25 2 Ed Carmichael was thf 1.. ii¥Ml AND LEAGUE Baumgartners Score by innings: hurler. * OPENINGS about 40 at game time. He will carry the full con- Champion at Kolibas *.. id00010— 2 Lou's Tavern teori-d ': Loses Guard Near Close Holy Family 5 0 0 2 2 2 x—11 "Sunday—Mixed 9:00 V, M. tingent of 60 freshmen during the entire season. runs In the top halt M: BLAIRSTOWN — Junior OLD BRIDGE—Night racing Win Opener, 74 fourth inning to sew ;|. (Tuesday, 825 Avg., 3:00 P. iH. The club will play a tough nine-game schedule, Flemington Sat. >all game. JVed,, 6:45 P. M., Mixed U. Bob Zagoria from Plain- ends Friday, September 8, at including most of the regulars. The team will op- Bridge' CARTERET — Baumgartners The box score PLEMINGTON - The mostjfield was officially dropped|Central jerSey's old Foyt pose three Group 4 schools, four Group 3 schools • i -!... 1.!_. 1»—>[rom„ th+>,e„ PrincetoDri>i(*<.tnnn rosterrKtprr this I Jcame from behind a 4-0 deficit LOl'S unusual racing machine ever Stadium with the championship to three runs in the seventh BOWL-MOR unveiled on an area speedway 'eek. Gluchowski. 3b *' J53 Ainboy An-. Woodhridge and only two Group 2 schools, which are in their ARDC-USAC midget auto races •and defeated the Sitar's Shop- D. King, 2b :i will be seen in Saturday night's; The former Plainfield High ME 4-%82 - ME 4-9146 own Group 2 division. 1 while a fiew series of Sunday Rite in the first game of their 100 Milers O. King, lb • NASCAR stock car races at the star, who throws the javelin best two-out-of-three series for 4 Flemington Fairgrounds, pilot- 'or the Tiger track team in the afternoon stock car races com- : Bryan, c the championship in the Babe! TRENTON—The New Jersey T. Semenza, rf i ed by Florida State champion ipring, is presently competing mences September 10, supple- [Ruth League. .State Fair will feature the Wojewudszkl, If ... Will Cagle. Competition opens n Israel as a member of a[mented by the renowned Tour- at 8:30 P. M, /isiting American track squad. Sitar's scored four runs in'world's greatest auto racing Nardl, cf ' nament of Thrills daredevil the first Inning on two walks drivers in two days of nationa 8. Semenza, ss • The youthful crown-wearer Head coach Dick Colman said c Zagoria decided to forego foot- shbw. |and three hits to take a big 4-0: hampionship competition S«P Kalusek, p ' from the Sunshine State sports lead. Baumgartners scored.tember 17 and 24, Qeorge ' tall because of his scheduled Star drivers who have been a "wing" atop his modified |three runs in" the third on a Hamid, Sr, president of the racer and freely predicts that late return. sweeping programs from Vir- single, a base on balls and'fa11'. ha« announced. \ A 0 before the next few weekly The 64 man squad went ginia to Vermont will bring Henry Rzasa's home run. They Every Indianapolis Speedway ty, 2b . speedfests at the Route 69 ,hrough its conditioning paces down the curtain on the eve-, IH YOUR NEW HOME tie(1 tne score ln lne fiftn ;5 Zullo. c grounds have been run, such a rery well in the first full day ninntng schedulscneauie at thme RoutHOUMe 1I8B on "0 mile raof winner has ap- Wobdhull, H device will be a necessity, if of pre-season practice, Colman speedway in a five-event pro- an error coupled with Joe Sico's Reared at the Trenton Speed- sram st.art.in* at 8 P. M. isill8le- jWilV since the track paving five iVlnsko. cf drivers want to remain in con- observed, despite the very hot gram starting at 8 P. M. Then in the seventh inning VMtrs aB°- That pattern will iE. Carmichael, p tention for the track titles, Heading up the cast will be i land humid weather. 4-4 continue this month with A. J. jOlear, lb Cagle experimented with the Bill Randall. North ReadinReadingg , BaumgartnerBaumgariners brokDrone timne »-* ^"w.. . «.» "«,..... -".. ••.-• GET ROOM-BY-ROOM The two-week Blairstown u LltWien* .ki3b •wing" on Florida raceways Mass.; Bert : 1 deadlock, with a three-run rally ^t, of Houston, Tex., leading session is the shortest training New Bnt LehoUlty, ss . and claims that the unique period since the Tigers began aln, Conn.; Dutch Bchaefer,'on two walks and several er- the parade of entries. Hamid announced alto, that Meyers, rf [fixture enabled him to reverse using this northwestern Newl Floral Park, N, Y.; Tony Rorait, rors. |a losing streak and win a rec- Su nls ISlecton, rf Uersey camp in 1949. Cliffside Park, N. J.; Bobby In their last half of the sev- m Nu . general manager of ord 67 motor tests after install- Marshman, PottstownFottstown, fPa.a ;; BobBOD! it-nth'the Sitars had the bnw the Trenton Speedway, located THERMOSTAT thl 8tat ing it. _ s Hillis, Wilmington. Del, and'.'loadfd with two outs but failed "» ' « Fairgrounds, would be topflight chauffeurs from 0 0 (1 i <> Oddly enough, "wings" have other stellar performers. \[t o score. net "a"s "racinMn" g -"""""directo"r '"fo"r IKth"e Lou's been used on similar race cars New Jersey, New York, Penn- dates. A&O oooi" After battling through lour j SThe box score. in Ohio as well as Florida but sylvania, Delaware, Florida never in this part of the United! and otheV states, among them 10-lap qualifyinqygg conws«, the, BAl'MGARTNER'S all out at CONTROL WITH. States until Cagle introduced winners of every one of the 20 fastest pilots go FIlep, 2b 4 the novel feature: he says that 1961 main events here. blazing speed in the ./\"'*p|McMahon, 3 2 l it makes for faster action by Pros compete in four 10-lap main event. A special heal win, - ,Riasa, 3b-p Attention [keeping the car down on thi contests for the privilege of ner's helmet dash ls ,»lsoi3ico, p-Jb .. turns where usually a drive, starting in the 25-lap sweep- icarded. jLisicki, lb . must slow down or turn over stakes. Rookies who have been Eight races make up the|R|gier c ! Ofi hand at the hall-milt i on the sidelines recently swing iSunday afternoon menu. withJQalam'b, cf idayway to disprove Cagle will back into action in two races sportsman and modified proslMakkai, If Bowlers! I in five races that bring to- jp|uta. If . gether the 25 most rapid in the]ROst.nbium, rf JOIN NOW CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL 25-lap feature as well as three novice class thrillers capped by 28 7 5 1961 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 20-car, 15-lap finale. | SITAR'S 1961-1962 That inltiiA daytime presen- Lander, cf 3 1 1 Date Time Opponent Place . tation goes off at 2:30 P. M., Kopko, lb 2 0 0 Sept. 23 2:00 East Brunswic'- Carteret launching a new schedule that Chervenak, 3b _ 2 0 WINTER LEAGUES Sept. 30 2:00 Matawan Carteret director Bob Streeter says may McKenna, ss 3 1 Oct. 7 2:00 Metuchen Metuohen last through October, If weath- HeiBhtchew, c 3 1 STILL A FEW CHOICE J^ Oct. 14 2:00 Roselle Pari Roseltl Park Her conditions permit, W. Niemiee, 2b 3 l Oct. 21 2:00 Sayreville Jarteret Upwards of 80 cars are ex- Marek, rf 3 0 Oot. 28 2:00 South River Carteret pected for the Sunday date, Walker, p 2 0C OPENING SEPTEMBER 15th Nov. 4 2:00 Wooodbridge Woodbrtdge while more than 25 daredevils Banick, if 3 0 I Nov. 11 2:00 Middletown Twp. Middletown Twp. will participate in the thrill OUR NEWLY REMODELS Nov. 23 2:00 Perth Amboy Carteret Bhow that makes iU 19«1 New 24 4 Jersey debut as a special added B'mK'tners ..0030103- KITCHEN AND DINING WK)M JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE attraction. .... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0- Sltar's ..... "JFeaturinJ Exeellent Citiilne" ELECTRIC HOME HEATING! .Date Time Opponent Place .Sept. 36 3:30 East Brunswick gabt Bruruwick Oct. 2 3:30 Matawan Matawan • Select individual temperatures for Oct. 9 3:30 Mituchen Carteret BOWL-MOR LANES 3:30 Rfselle Park Carteret OPEN BOWLING EVERY NIGHT baby's room, the bathroom, the kitchen* Oct. 16 453 AMBOY AVENUp WOODBRipGE Oct. 23 3:30 |y Sayreville LADIES' AFfERNOON • Clean! Space-saving! Modern! Oct. 3fl 3:30 South River South River' New 24-|ane Establishment | Nov. 6 3:30 Woodbrldge Carteret LEAGUES BEING FORMED 3:30 Perth Now Under Construction ' • Special Low Electric Home Heating Rate! Nov. 18 Perth Amboy FREE BE8INNERS BOWLIHG CLINIC FRESHjMEN SCHEDULE Complete With For further information, consult with your Date Time Opponent Plac* COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND SNACK BAR SIGN V* AT DESK architect, builder; electrical contractor or Sept. 25 3:30 East Brunswick Carteret callyoui nearest Public Service office. Oct. 2 3:30 Matawan Cartewt OPEN IN THE FALL Oct. 9 3:30 Metuchen Metuchen at /• Oct. 13 3:30 Roselle Park RowllePark Oct. 17 3:30 Perth Amboy Carteret Main Street and C. 8. 9, Woodbridge Carteret Lanes, Inc. Oct. 23 3:30 Sayreville Carteret ME *-mi Pl/BLICSAaSERVICB Oct. 30 3:30 South Blver Cartant 835 Roowveh Avepue Ctf*wi, N. J- NOV. 13 3:30 Madison Twp. MadUonTwi*. ANDREW V. HO8PODAB, Owner-Manaier PHONE KI FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERS, "T9JT' PAGE NINETEEN Will open Garry's rurw season. and Dale Evans guest on a D«- 8et tor the same show: Alan cemiwr segment of the Bell A&P Slates The two h Young Democrats Name j \ _ TODAY AND TOMORROW WMH 7 our-K>n| Telephone Hour. Miss Shelia M. Scully biblllcal specials set for ABC, 'ABIAN. PLAYING A KIL- "David, the King" and "David LER, will guest star on early Dinner-Dance CommitteeColonia Store Laurence Olivier stars In CBS's the Outlaw," have been com- episode of ABC's new Bus Stop' Weds Robert G. Walicky vl^RS will come p The ap- of Graham Greene's bined into a single «o-mlnute series - Oscar winner Charlton WOODBRIDQE — Plans foriBette Ruschok. Stanley Mann ;,.,nri»t of «eve proval of major subdivision WOODBRIDG* - The wed-dered organza gown, with a 8a- "The Power and the show, "The Story of David, to Heston will star In an Alcoa the fourth annual dinner-dance George Yates, tickets; Mrs. Jo- h , appearancel ry by thf Town Committee for dlnf of Miss Shelia Martyn brlna neckline, short sleeves !1( K( be televised in November. The Premiere, playing a one-eyed sponsored by the Woodbrldge Ann Yates, chairman, assisted from 9 to 11 p, M. (ET) and Scully and Robert 0. Walicky and short bell-shaped train. late Jeff Chandler stars In the Township Young Democratic by Rose Molyneaux and C Mil Casmer Realty, Inc., Tuesday Joan Crawford narrates "The' carnival performer In "Fugitive took place In St. James' Church Her boufant butterfly veil fell Booze — title Club are now underway. The lle Jewkes, seating committee has made way for the construc- Zletfeld Touch" on NBC's Du -i - Tennessee Ernie Eye" - An old radio favorlM, Saturday. The nuptial mass was from a crown ot pure embroi- Mill Elizabeth, 1 recent affair will honor Walter Zlr- Edna Roder, chairman, asslsed tion of a new A k P Super- Pont Show of the week fromlfl ' ° 'y moved Into Sam Spade, Is finally coming celebrated by Rev. Father Roos. dered silk organta. She carried To Tell the nenew Alto ranch home, polo, candidate for mayor, and'hy Francis Valentl and Agnes market onn Inmamann Avenue, JusJustt. , 10 to 11 P. M. - Earlier that™ PMo Alto ranch ho to TV. An hour-long test film iff l The long-sttmmed white rows. Is the llrst has gonj Into virtual retire- his five running mates, Robert'.Vamno. decorations; Mrs ioff Pennsylvania Avenue, near' bride given In marriage same evening, NBC has sched- goes Into production this fall- learned W n" father, wore a full- MIM Jeanne Marlyn Scully irecr In' ment until after the first of the |M, Vogel, Herman Fallon, Jo-IBertha Glochah, chairman, as the Parkway. It vr», W h fth fll uled "The World of Bob Hope," Roger smith's wife, former today. ilength pure silk, hand-embrol was her slster'i maid o! honor. ,,,, She play* » 1 seph Marttlone, Dr. Ralph Bar- sited by Shirley Preldman, Lyd ,,, , with no conflicts to date from year ~ no lntervliws, no piclAustrallan acttess Victoria She and the other bridal at- Intentionally ,one and George Emery, it wlll'la Schulaek, Katherlns Ryan It Is understood that Casmer the other networks. tures. no phone ufls, n6 press Shaw, co-.tars with him In an tendants, Mlu Carol Province ,, I NBC have take place October 28 at the Harold Mnllln, Sylvia Robblns, Realty represents Kantor and U agent — Pftul Wmchell, Jayri- upcoming 77 Sunset Strip epi- and Miss Gloria Kucaba. were , ,,f the season's CAROL BURNETT AND' Log Cabin Inn. (Betty 3charef, Marie Achaves, Goldman, developers of Bayre Mansfield, Mickey Rooney ant sode, "The Down Under Caper" Fund Raising dressed In Hedge Orren bell- direct- JULIE ANDREWS, a surprise Woods Shopping Center. The Zsa Zsa Gabor liave^been set aswhich Smith wrote especially Donald 0. Rrtler Is general Janet Fofrich, Edwin Casey. shaped, street-length pure *llk nther on 8un-hit when they teamed on TheRiicsts on Candid Camera forfo. r her~an•„ d had to talk her chairman and announrcd his »nd Murray Freldman, boosterlatter have a commitment to a*rry Moore Show last season build a 12.000 square foot store orR»nia gowns with matching the coming season—Roy Rogers'into doing. committee as follows: jcommlttee. !haw. The attendant* carried Mrs. Helen Nemyo, chairman,1 Mr. Roder announced re- for A & P. There will nlso b* three othetr stores, It was AV1NEL - The executive iong-stemmed yellow roses. aislsted by Joseph VaMano, sponse to letters sent to local, board of School 23 hem Its first! Kenenth Sonowskl was the state and national office hold- learned. were very good. The property in question wasj meeting of the season with Mrs.jbest man. The ushers were Lau- Avenel Auxiliary owned by pletro and Catherine 'oseph Gano. Butlrr and William Mlllto. According to the reso- iSuswnl. Mrs Robert Walsh, presided Makes Parade Plans Due For It lution flie applicants will furn- I The bride is the daughter ot ish and post a Surety Company An outline of programs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Scully, AVENEL — Officers of the Boarder: "Hey, I found a p |Bond, insuring the maintenance he your was d.fciissed with 650 Lincoln Avenue, Wood- Landlndy: "Yes, t put It of all utilities and facilities Mrs. Joseph M» KU, buy. No obligation J«.t rive low style. blocK or white. Boyi'iiteiii-4. Men's 0^-13 nil in the following information: MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD of ELECTIONS OPEN 10 A. M. Jtoom 708 • 7th Floor • Perth Amboy National Bant Building TO 313 State Street, Perth Amboy, N, J. - MARY PAYSON 9 P.M. ,. WALTER WAVERCZAK President Secretary Woodbridge at Green Street Circle Junction Route* 1 and 9, Iselm PAGE TWENTY /REE!! j FALL KICK OFF TRAD, NG ^ K STAMPS FOOD EVENT! $2 25 IN TRADE IN A J OPEN DAILY 'til 10 Route 9, WOODBRIDGE DEPARTMENT BONUS SPECIAL BOOK ]_ SPECIAL "TKIH.K"—IIISTOHIC TV^TI IIU..VI11: Mi iinitiitmn to Ivv 8 "T'ifl'-" mii;111 '"II . i»tifn -• :••' XU'-M »' tntlav, UlllfWS lie THROW PILLOWS ARISTOCRAT knew sornHhiiu' about Mir rlHirani'. Itmi ridmlitrri Amr-ricBnj Rourmrts of a renMirv nun Still, il ofTrird Dii.<- old-time cpi-j Luminous Dial Electric curean speclaUv, hr would rpn^h win in its prnis* Just try • WASHABLE It once, and you will iw why ' This special tastf-treat of Civil War-day Ampnra is your:' DACRON CHIME ALARM CLOCK for the making as a result of snmr rpclpn-modrrnizln;: donr by the Borden Kitchen • Luminouf hands and "Trifle" is a custard-pudding type of dessert which ap- • ASSORTED numcriali peared time and again in White House menus of yesteryear. SHAPES • Absolutely liWnt. Appropriately enough, thp key ingredient Is sweetened con- »eH starting densed milk which. Invented by Gall Borden in 1856, reached Its first wide public acceptance during the first day of the & COLORS • U.L. Approved Civil War. Combined with eic? yolks, macaroons and some .electric movement iherry. It makes a memorable dessert which will please all SALE • BakeRte COM in 3 Modern-Day Trifle 28 SHOULDER STEAK « pastel shades 1^ cup* (one 15-oz. can> Eaj?Ie Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk TOP ROUND STEAK t oups cold water 1 4 egg yolks, slightly beaten TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 1 teaspoon vanilla or almond extract LIST 4.98 BOOK OF 3 cups (24) macaroons, broken In large pieces Yours Vi to xh CUP sherry WITH FOOD PURCHASE CUBE STEAK 2 GUYS Combine sweetened condensed milk, water and slightly OF '2.00 OR MORE { for TRADING STAMPS beaten egg yolks In top of double boiler. Cook over hot water, RIB STEAK 1 KOHil Ti, stirring constantly until mixture coats a spoon. Remove from heat and cool. Stir in vanilla. Place macaroons in bottom of • Beef Short Ribs 45k Ground Chuck 59V medium-size glass serving bowl. Pour sherry over macaroons. ••••••••••••••••i Let sherry soak Into macaroon pieces, or toss to evenly dis- !•••••••••••••••• tribute sherry flavor. Gently spoon cooled custard mixture over top. Add spoonfuls of red fruit-flavored jelly (currant, strawberry or raspberry) and additional macaroon pieces. Chill LB. In refrigerator until very cold (about 3 hoursi. Serve cold. UNOX MB. ENGLEHORN CANNED HAM IMPORTED CAN 1.79 FRESH CALA5 29 Alice Cuthbertson —Condolences to Mr. and 1606 Oak Tree Road Mrs. Walter Huryk, Wood Ave- Iselin, New Jersey nue, on the death of Mr. Hu- Tel. LI 8-8469 ryk's Rrandfather, Jan Huryk, Newark. —Happy birthday to Jeffrey LETTUCE Coburger, Oak Tree Road, who| —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Har- was nine years old this week. well and daughters, Janet and Donna, Wood Avenue, spent the —Guests Of Mr, and Mrs. weekend at Newburgh, N. Y., at KRISP Alexander Cuthbertson, Oak ;the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pa- While there they attend- ICEBERG Albert Wheelhouse and chil-ded a clambake given by Clara's dren, Albert and Kevin, Nixon and the Handshakers Club in The Wheelhouses, former resi- New Windsor. CALIFORNIA dcnts of Oak Tree Road, have just returned from a trip to ADD,Nf< T0 THE ARMV LGE. HEADS New Hampshire and Vermont The Army has embarked on a] —Mr. and Mrs. Wllliamjpi-ogram that could add as Brown and son. Dennis, Oak|many BS 150,000 men to its Tree Road, were weekend prPlsent strength by next sum-; guests of Mr. and Mrs M. E. mer. Goldberg of Wannamassa. Mr. Secretary of the Army Elvis find Mrs. Edward Fleming,:j Slahri Jr,_ sald al a recent Pershing Avenue, were alsolnews conference, the extent of I KRISP CULO ^ O C Wtsts. mobilization will be governed. WESTERN BAGS £ for £ J CANTALOUPES nr 23' —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hap- to some degree, by what hap- CUCUMBERS£SS 3,13' CARROTS pel, Adams Street, were hostslpens in the Berlin crisis -and at a cookout Saturday. Guests'elsewhere were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitz-' Stahr said the Army expects Simmons and sons, Thomas andito reach ah authorized total by. Robert; Mrs. Helen Rohlfs.iJune 30, 1961 of 1,008,000. flemel Avenue, and Miss Nancy, , Closter. ARMED WITH LOLLIPOPS TEA BAGS GRAPE JELLY —Miss Nancy Kwiat, Closter, BOSTON — The Forrest| GRAPES KRAFT was a guest for the holiday Sherman, an ahti-submarine; SEEDLESS CALIFORNIA r WHITE ROSE weeksnd of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- destroyer, has left on its tour; IGE. 2O.OI. JAR ert Pltzsimmons, Semel Avenue. of African ports well armed SUGAR SWEET V SALE - BOX OF 64 The Fitzsimmons were hosts at with lollipops, a«ookout on Sunday. Present The 10,000 lollipops aboard were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dejthe fighting ship will be distfrib- Sena" find children, Chuck 10luted to all African children and Jeffrey, Nixon; Mrs, Helen!visiting the ship with their'na-i • E AT-MOR CAKE DEPT. • BohUs and Mr. and Mrs. Henry jtive parents. . ' j Happel and children, Henry,' The goodwill tour is part of Rtchard, Allan, Gary, Bruce'America's people-to-people pro- and Wayne, all of Iselin, and gram intended to defeat com- Margarine Golden Pound Cake ss 55 Mla Kwiat. imunlsm without firing a shot. 2 ENGLISH MUFFINS **» 39 P1LLSBURY. 9-OZ PKG 1 E C CHERRY Pl^-r «- 48 Golden Sesame Rolls IJ ROYAL DAIRY _ ^ DOG FOOD-^ --6178' CHEESE SPREAD £ 69( FIG BARS SE3. > 33' BREAKSTONE' YOGURT Baked Goods VANILIA In. A FOI FRESH MADE - HOME STYLE COTATO, MACARONI, HH. From the start, make your wedding an occ* COLE SIAW) 25- sion of long-remembered good taste and dis- tinction. Invitations set the tone of formal per- SWISS CHEESE DOMESTIC fection. Choose your own paper and styling from our complete selections. Consult us on '2 GUYS' Chicken Barn LIQUOR DEPT. any problems. FISH STICKS ." 4 "2 GUYS"* qOKOOF WTH "2 GUYS"* 16 MOOf PBVATE STOCK HfTH LONDON "Quality... Worthy of the Occwion" I DRY 7.29 2" WHISKEY ^ V>? r 111 BROCCOLI SPEARS 6 "2 OUYS"* NHH *2 GUYS"* BOPROOf HFTH 100% PEAS r- 6 'A ML IMPOtlfD FROZEN M WWSKfY MIDDLESEX PRESS VODKA 7.29 2 SCOTCH 3" FOOD S3ir ni'S^a STRAWBERRIES ^ 5 (Independent-Leader Building) SALE • Sold only ot Kan*, Totowa, No. fcram, Woodbridgt, I. BrunmUc and 20 Green Street, Woodbridge • ThM* minimum molt print art on fiU with th» Ntw Jmoy AK ORANGE JUICE s»a Telephone MErcury 4-1111 iMit to bnll Pood Urn Saturday 9tk