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XXXVI- -NO. 50 (KartmtCARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY. MARCH 28, 1958 PRICE TEN CENTS Former Borough Man, War Veteran, Churches Saved from Potter's Field Burial Set Rites Minue Plaque Dedication CARTERET — A former Passlatore died In New ate steps to give the man. be- Cartcret man who died In York. March 2, No one lieved to be about 70 years New York IIHS been saved claimed his body. His Identity old, a proper military burial. from burial In Potter's Field, was then not known. Plans are for Interment of his For Easter Tomorrow; Parade Will It was revealed today. After fingerprints of the body at the Beverly ^National The deceased, Caslmo Pas- man were sent out, It was Cemetery. . Announce Programs slatorc, resided on Salem Ave- discovered that he was a McGlllls has contacted Jo- For Holy Day Week; veteran of World War I and nue and a dozen years ago seph Synowiecki. funeral di- that he resided here for a Special Music LiNteil Precede Program At H. S. was supposed to have been number of years. rector, who Is now attempting employed by the American Clarence McGIHls, veterans to locate next of kin if pos- CARTERET — Services in Mineral Spirits Company In wm" take" charge "of thP varlmM churches of the Intqrment supervisor for Mid- 1 this borouch. dlesex County, took immedi- the burial arrangements, Boroueh for Palm Sunday Army Band to Holy Week and Easter Sun- day will be as follows: .„, nmst treasured St. J«seph R, C. Church Give Concert i,ri our house is a Council of Churches Drafts Final Rev. Louis Cortney O.S.M., h,i. It. Is In the Rev. A. .1. Boland O.S.M.. Rev. After Ritual nl nid fashioned Victor Grablan O.S.M.; Palm ., iiii lop cover and Plans for Easter Sunrise Service Sunday masses at 6. 7, 8, 9, CARTERET — This bor- , mnhcicany wood. CARTERET-The Executive be sun- in Spanish by tlie. Church. The ushers' team in and 11 A.M. high Mass ough will honor its only recip- ient of the Congressional nib buttons of all Committee of the Carteret' chqir of the United Pentecos- will be comprised of all the of-; with blessing of palms, dis- Medal of Honor tomorrow, ,,. thread of all Coundl of Churches has|tal Church under the dlrec- firial lav representatives from , tiibution and procession with :i parade beginning ht , nf patehlmr'ma- completed plans for the !t Ion of the minister, Rev. Do- the various member churches Palms will be distributed all the Carteret'Park at 1 P.M., ,.,.,1 stubs of pen- Eafiler Sunrise Servlre to be of the council. They are: Shir- afternoon following the last Rodriguez.. plaque dedication and Install- ,,i nri longer write, held'Easter Sunday morning. ley Hackelt, chairman; Aaron j Mass, Holy Thursday: Masses Tlir Easier prayer will be ation ceremonies at the Bor- • i.M-fl razor blades, 6:30, at the Carteret Hiqh offered by Homer TrlcuN, Rozelle. John Nemish. Donfild ' n» !) AM,. 5 P.M. and solnmn ough Hall at 1:30 P.M. .Hid other small School Stadium. If the weath- assistant pnstor of Calvary DeRow, Douclfls Brown, Louis mass and procession at 7:30 This will be followed by -MIIIIOUS to cr Is Inclement, the service | Baptist Church. The welcome ! Moore. Rafael Rusado, Mrs. [ P.M. with adoration all night; memorial services and Amer- will be held In the nidi school i to the con negation, the an- M«rla Gu/man. Good Friday, adoration until IN MEMORY OF ican Legion Good Citizenship j auditorium. The service Is nouncement-s and offering The officers of the council 3 P.M. followed by a mass of awards at the High School at . ,i mine Into our, pianl,P(i aP follows: prayer will be marie by Robert who comprise the executive the pre-sanrtifled and adora- 2M P.M., and close with a. :,,„.• ihan 25 years| Thr E(tstcr sr(.rt|nf, wm Ward, president, of the coun- committee which is making tion of tlie cross; Desolata; PRIVATE NICHOLAS MINUE thirty-minute concert by the ID write a piece delivered by Rrv. Joseph cil. The speaker for the mom- nil final arrangements urn: service at 8 P.M.; Holy Satur- CARTERET'S FIRST RECIPIENT OF THE First United States Army Bund •Oien the Matus of the Calvary Baptist Inc will be Rev. Dr. Vernon Robert Ward, president; Rev. dny. Easter viRll at 10:30 P.M. nt the High School beginning ,ld Plrkersgill. Church. Tlie Invocation will Kooy. professor of New Tes- (Elijah Blur, vice president; ! with blessing of fire, water CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR 'at 3:30 PM. nidye, ncted 0s,),,, ffeiTd by Rev, Malcolm | lament Stulies at the New I William Nat'y, treasurer; and pascal candle followed Members of the committee o FOR DlSTINCtmMtNC HIMSEtF CONSPICUOUSLY 0Y household »oods | Brown of thp Fi|sl PrcsDytP|.. i Brunswick Theological Sem- Homer Tricules. secretary. by n solemn Mass at mid- are urging all citizens to dis- CAUANTRV AND INTREPIDITY IN ACTION WITH THE ENEMY the famous: Church. The Responsive inai-y. The Benediction will The next regular mretiim plight: Easter Sunday, masses play the American flag at half Mary Wilklns will be led by Williac be delivered by Rev. Dr. Ant of the counrll will be on April, at 6, 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 A.M. ON 28 APRIL 19*1, IN THE VICINITY OF MEDJEZ-EL-BAB, mast tomorrow -until noon, at Metuchen rcsl- Nftgy. treasurer of the Conn- drew Harsanyl of the Free 14 at the Zion Lut.lv ran! h!ch Mass with benediction. TUNISIA. WHEN THE ADVANCE OF COMPANY A WA3 HELD which time it should be raised U?»Y FIANXIN.C FIRE FROM AN ENEMY MACHINE GUN to full mast. ! ell. The Scriptures will he , Magyar Reformed Church, Church. 8 P. M. The Executive St. Elizabeth R.C. Church NEST, PRIVATE M1NUF. VOLUNTARILY, WITH COMPLETE The route of the parade, rend by Rev. Elijah Burr nf' The orsanlst for the serv- Committee of the Council will; Rev. A. J. Huber, pastor; from Carteret Park will lead drew many ^c p^ gaptist Church. The j ice will be Dennis Moorman, meet one hour earlier at the palm SunriaV| Masses at 7_ 8, DISREGARD FOR HIS OWN WELFARE.CHARGED THE ENEMY sror< oI ENTRENCHED POSITION WITH FIXED BAYONET. PHIVATE alom: Carteret Avenue, left In- " '" Anthem for the morning will .organist of the First BftiHlst Calvttry Baptist Church. ;9. and 10:30 A.M. high Mass •\ uimc I'm offered MINUE ASSAULTED THE ENEMY UNDER. A WITHERING to Cyyrcss Street, north on with blessing and distribution WashliiKton Avenue, riisht at ,;KKiinie piece of of palms; Holy Thursday, HUE. RILLING APPROXIMATELY TEN ENEMY MACHINF. ,. ri l.he auctlon- | Easter Holiday Boosts GJNNF.RS AND HIH.EMEN. APTER COMPLETELY Brady's Corner into Roosevelt ! Mass at 6 P.M.; Good Friday, ' Avenue, then right into Per- : iivc me 15 Lukach Praises 'Skunk' Smell DESTROYING THIS POSITION, HE CONTINUED FORWARD, : Mail Volume Here j Mass of pre-sanctlfied at 3 j SIUIIE Avenue to the Memorial r,i:U we had no ! T> M. followed hv Adoration of' ROUTING ENEMY RlKLEMPN FROM DUG-OUT POSITIONS • :i we decided to l CARTERFr -- Easter Is | Municipal Building. the Cross.; Holy Saturday,' UNTII HE WAS FATALLY WOUNDED, THE COVRACE, , iinicer a helpina CD Radio Unit I boosting tlie volume of mall Finally Traced j Following the Borough Hall ™ - , | -p. • blessing of fire, water, and FEARLESSNESS AND AGGRESSIVENESS DISPLAYED BY ::..nle the 15-ccnt • at the Cnrteret Post Office, ceremonies, the route of the i Postmaster Lester Sabo PRIVATE MINUE IN THE FACR OP INEVITABLF DEATH : Hie item was 1 1 11 1 'parade will continue down For Storm Aid I said Hint the trend showed lo Linden hrm^™ ™ " ?" ; WAS UNQUESTIONABLY THE FACTOR. THAT GAVE HIS Per.shiiiK Avenue, right Into ..in to us. The i | a crcater interest in Ea.stcr lowed by a solemn mass at COMPANY THF OFFENSIVE SPIRIT THAT WAS NECESSARY Washington Avenue, to the .- ...idlriicc Of, wo- CARTERET Civil DP-I card mailiiiK, all hough it is CARTERET — "The skunk midnight; Easter Sunday, FOR DRIVING THE ENF.MY FROM THE SECTOR. | front of the Carteret HUh •••(I and lauithed fense Director James Lukach R far cry from Christmas smell" of Tuesday and masses at 7, 8. 9 and 10:30 j School where the memorial .•••lU handed it today publicly commended cards. services will be held. the Carteret CD Dcfcns" Wednesday has been traced A M. lii-h Mass with bene- The tempo in Ea.stcr mall. iThe complete program for Communication Center staff to Linden, and the mystery diction, DEDICATED BY THE PEOPLE OF CARTERET Mr. Sabo said, will increase wived. First Presbyterian Church tomorrow's exccrciscs appears ;i:ied the sew- for a "Job well done" when « next Monday and continue It come from the Amen- Rev. Malcolm Brown, pas- in the adjoining column.i :fii(\ it contained northeast .snowstorm brought 1958 throuRhout the week. can Cyanamide Co. plant tor: Palm Sunday worship Private Minue was killed in ! items needed for down power and telepMnc across the Rahwav River. The prrvicc at 8:30 nhd 11 A.M.: action in Tunisia on April 28, • ,i: i) o s e8 .• A' few ', wire* and disrupted household company said that 200 gal- Tuesday. April 1. communion I 1943. He was posthumously .':*:• it was brought! •ctlvlty. Ions of an insecticide mixture; preparatory service at 8 P.M.; MINUK PLAQUE: Here's a picture nf thp I'vt. Nicholas Mimic H;i(|iie which will awarded the Distinguished famished room #e| He said nine members of Egg Hunt Set had spilled into the Rahway Thursday, April 3, Holy Coni- be dedicated tomorrow afternoon in the center lobby of Hie Memorial Municipal Service Medftl Of New Jersey we were ready to! the Center participated In ad- Hiver. ,munion at 8 P.M.; Friday. Unildiiifi October 1, 1951. t • id use. vising Headquarters of the Slated by PAITAn investigation by C.v- April 4. 10 A.M. children's Private Mlnuc' had earned. dthiage. The weight of snow anamid engineers showed a service; 8 P.M. Good Friday! in addition to the Medal of i .shirts needed or tumbling branches caused CARTERET Deputy Chief fro/en condenser wa.s the worship service; Easter Sun- Honor, the Bronze Star Medal, the Chinese |most o( the disruption. Charles Makwinski, president source of the trouble. Repairs day. Council sunrise service; Program for Minue Plaque Fete the Purple Heart, the Ameri- MhlK1(; ...it time did not Nine .members worked in were made to prevent recur- at Ovcrholt Stadium at 6:30 can Defense Service Men's 1 . j that the CARTER-ET--The program /or the Private Nicholas Minue, C.M.H., plaque instal- . h Inc Mas annoutU P{ rence of Uie smell. A.M. with Foreign Service CLisn, lation and dedication services, Memorial Municipal Building, 1:30 P. M. tomorrow, we call today.; shifts for twmty-four hours. | O1wraiilzation will sponsor lUs The obnoxious odor, vari- Calvary Baptist th» European-African-Middle follows: •.:("•. The first Mr. Lukach said. They „wer, e i.«„..« an1ma«l Easte".«.r. esf. f hunt .Sat~- - ou.sly described as smelling Rrv. Joseph Matus. pastor, East Campaign Medal with J ttn Invocation—Rev. Orville Davidson, St. Mark's Episcopal Church homeworework inIn - RoberRbett SuhaySuhav , IxniiLouis Colon, !j yy A prni beglnnlns at like .skunk, carlie and gas, Homer Tricules, assistant Bronze Star, the World War II I|r(la i Aprl 5 "Heroism Fccl.s and Never Reasons and Therefore Is Always Riuhl,," Gcora' E. imles In trouncr R6bert 'Panok. Michael Kel- ^ ^ soldiers and hovered over an area stretch- pastor; Palm Sunday service Victory Medal, tlie. Combat fl A gt Martin Infantryman Badge, Expert i:e jobmunthavelrwn, Michael Toth. Edward ' Memorial Park. i ir.'-' from Union County to1 at n A.M. and 6:30 P.M. eve- Sailors Address—WUITCH It. Diivies, Commander, The American Leuimi, Department of Baden with Machine ($mi Bar, .:•. I'euruih. because ;Bednnr. Ralph Turk, Gcza: cllijdrpn will bc erOuped Bucks County. Penna. | nins worship service; Wednes- 1 New Jersey and Marksman Badge with •• two. the holes MlHycsi and Charles Bino, ! aC(.ord|ns lo a?os with all Residents of Carteret bare day. April 3. service at 7 P.M.; Presentation of plaque to the citizens of Cnrteret •George K. Martin Pistol Bar. . ,. larger This ni{(li0 center Group j children of the borough up to the brunk of nauseating smell. Thursday, Lord's Supper Com- Acceptance of plaque—Edward J. Dolan, Jr., Mayor 1 wa nl ln m0Rt went Into action early. y)p tt,,0 0[ ^ permitted to Ii ? i ' sickening niunion service at 7 P.M.; Installation ol plaque—Francis T. Tomczuk, Commander, Carteret Post No. 263. have made with portable radio-' pBrtlcipato, free of charge.' state Tuesday nifiht. [Good Friday service at 7 Tlie American Legion: A. Fazekas, Commander, St. Elias Post Nn. 797, Catholic War is equipment, teams'• criiildr^ri ore a.sked to register Three State Pollution Com-,P.M.: Easter Sunday service Officers Named in patching toured thr borough and, up0|1 entering the park. Prizes,mission investigators from at 6:30 A.M. sponsored by Veterans: Joseph Hayko, Commander, St. James' Post No. 615, Catholic War Vet- erans;; Thomas Hanl'ey. Commander, Star Landing Post No. 2314, Veterans of For- W* have alerted crews nf the Public wi|] (j0 aVarded the winners, j Trenton sniffed Uie area for the Council of Churches at eign Wars t sewing U>- Services Electric and Gasj SKt Edward Czajkowski,! several hours but were unable ovcrholt Stadium and 11 A.M. By Youth Group i pocket dors ] American Legion Ritual: Part 1— Benjamin Sunshine, Commander, Middlesex , . Company or where their ser- actlvities director, announced • to ferret out the source (Continued on Page 8) CARTERET — Election of County. The Ame-ncati Legion; Part II—James Yacullo, Chaplain, Carlurct Post No. :;'-k and that »jvlm vm required, in nome:that lhp off duty policemen.I Police and newspapers were ew officers was held at the ; 2(ili.'The American Legion <:i,irter century. Civil Defense. -\ outside people. The company of tnp Carlpi.el Kiwanis Club "He pied tor Us." George E. Martin ; i<> be taken out with a lot of spirit" Mr. Lu-1 known soldier in Arlington' owns a large tract along the 1)old ycste,.day afternoon at Preparedness Today," Colonel Bernard F. Rcdlhau, Assistant Chief of HtafT, G-3; lary Ann Hlla. tre.c-iurr, 1 oyce Ann Kent, histnri'U to iirt at a kach said. "They kept at it I cemetery Sunday May 4. A Rahway River. the Gypsy Camp. II United Hi.iiU's Army Corps iReserve). Camp Kilmer. Ind Joyce Qrecly, I'lur.ilari until the storm wa-s over. I MXMIHI bus will leave from] A--....-.l t|,(. |loarln. u of the Bur A report was given on the THK MEDAL OF HONOR: James J. Carroll, Founder, New Jcr^y Catholic. War eceived gold trl-lil Y IHIJT want to congratulate them. the Odd Fellows Hull at 6 council on tlie duniphiK board of directors meeting Veterans County, Thi Amerl- Oll(;n ind guards signlfyhi:: tl'njr '*>' pirk up the The complete loc of their A. M. Thn trip will not be ^ diiiiuicc, workers of the, held , Wednesday I evening at OUR RITUAL Bmmnin Sunshine, Commander. Middlesex Cm 1 or p-Cniimiandlr. Cath- ifflcd which were |)insc|it(^l ' fnr a quick'job, activities is .shown below. confined td members of the American Oil Company com- tlie liome of Bill Mullfr, can Legion 1 ly Tfd Resslcr of the. VMCA. >lii' is cfnU we j U)dg«\ but Will be open to the: pained about obnoxioas odors Mijmber.s attended the New Veterans on the March; Cyril P. Forces, Jr.. Stntr. Third V1:T- "i in it, was the olic War Veterans , Installation of new off|crn PLAN RlMMAdK SAI-K public. Reservations may be, pnlamllmK (,.om t|10 waste j jrrsry District Conference ""t we ever made ! made with Willjam Elliott, i dumped by the Linden com-1 held Monday evening at the Concenini'i noo'l Citizenship Awards—Francis T Tomczuk, CommumluiK, Car- will be held at the next rt-jm- CARTERKTJ A rumm»ge j teret Past No. 263, The American Legion lar meeting of the sroup to We will be held by the Ladles' Secretary. puny, The situation'was dr.-1 Elizabeth Carteret Hotel In Following the j Ceremonies. I scribed a.s a health hazard Elizabeth. Those who al- Presentation of Good Citizenship Awards-Thomas DcvfiinJ Clinirniiin, American be held In April. , Auxiliary, fire Company 2. Committee. Carleivt Post ?63. The American Legion I A fifty dollar donation was ft HIil April 9 to »2 at the corner of the local bus will make a and at one time a number of Jtcnded were President. GeorRe Tribute to Citii'rns iijf Curtcret. Cliircnce McGilli.s, Vccraii Inlrrment Supervisor, presented to Mr. Ted Ressler Essex and jprmhlns Ammcs.! sight-seeing tour of Wash- workers had to leave their Searle, vica -; president Bill s Middlesex County. i i\ behalf Of the Perth A^mbov ''' '-out Puck Meet A theater party Is planned lor j'ington. D. C, with; an exprrl- jobs, because of the bad con- Mullcr and members of the Pntyer for our honored dead and benediction--Rev. Leuis M. Cortney, St. Joseph's April' 19. I enced guide directing Idltion. boarhnnfrdt of directors. V.M.C.A. to be used fur aiw '••>' AIJ the last Roman' Ca'tholir Church I * project pr object needed. | Robert L. Brown, club di- 1 'ni) acout Pack rector, welcomed Al Guyon Tliii'lv-uiiniit' conceit-First United filat.f|i Army Band, Cljirf Warriint. Officer A twenty five dollar dona- ""'I i»y the United as a new member and pre- IS RKNA.VIKF, A. BallD. coiuinaiHlinr,. UKRAINIANS TO [MKE T ' i is to protes, t to the French TAi tion was also presented to the Student Organization of Car- '••cliood ,the fol- Civil Defense Log of Snowstorm sented him with a Kiwanis CARTERET CARTERET — Borough station here in connectio ;i| teret High • School. fls were made: club pin. McGillis, West C; ct, lias Ukrainians will hold a special with a proKram which , wa the! curner of'Vim Burcti and Elm Two'potfep lines down ac- Miss Mary Ann Hlla' is in "'dim Rutherford CARTLRET been reappyinted by the mMing Sunday. March HD at considered an insult to tin cross intersection of Delaware :harge of the candy project _, , V'.i Id I: bear, Harry one day storm on March 20|,Strect. Board of Freeholders as Vet- 2:30 P.M. at 10 Charles Street. I lute Ukrainian General Simoi !' ••k victor Wefleon did In Cartcret as reported! One power line down in and Post Boulevard. 1 Sgt. Thompson Rack now In progress. Power lines down near 62 eran Interment Supervisor. | The purpose of the meeting Petlura. " ' v Barashke; beb- by the Civil Defense: • • front of 94 Louis Street. At Fort Henning Miller; one-year At 4:10 P.M. Matawan CD Hickory Street, "sparking CA-I. CA-1I and CA-1H PORT BENNTNG, Oai—Sgt. Two Myn Id Retire A'elicon; twO'yeur Carteret Civil Defence Com- offered assistance. Also ftt very bad." 1/C John J. Thompson, son Miller;- gold ar- mLnloation Centex went Into 4:15 P.M. Middlesex County Seven power lines down on Call for Volunteers to Aid With At VSMR'Nexl WeeU of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J action at 2:00 P.M. CA-I »• CD offerei wlaUnee. But 64[Willow Street. No heat. CAr-rERET - Effective Thompson, 122 Sharot Street ceived (rom mobile units «A-! since we hM two units on the Power lines down near 95 Match 31(it, two employees of Carteret, N. J., recently re- Willow Street, one live, Refl Cross Drive is Made by Comba U/-I.M.R. Co. will be placed II and CA-m the following >ad at, tlie time we refused turned to Fort Benning after •V»i,f Troop HI ! help. | Telephone pole listing at 5 on retirement. data: having participated in train- CARTER!*;!' - A plea fur volunteers to that Canvass week between H:80 and 8 Two power lines down on degrees corner of Mulbftry Josepli Leon, 5^ Grant Ave- '" Power wire down on lo : ing exercises with 3rd Division help In the liousc-to-hoiise canvass fur the P. M. " Wft Toniglti the corner of Hagaman and and Daniel. nue, will be retired this month Whitman Street. Wires hang- takn and Infantry units at Red Cross has burn made today, by Bdr- Mr. Qoinba again emphasised Hie iinpor- pM: I MarkowlU Street. ' Power wires five feet from after 21 years of service with •••"ti'.T - A special IIIK aloin edge of Lomrytew. Fort Stewart, Ga. ough Treasurer Alrx Comba, chairman (of lanct of raising enough inonev in Carteret (l1 ground at corner of Hagaman Troop I|V Boy Power lints down on the the company. For the past 16 T'allen wires tlie corner tit and Wortelko ptreet. Sergeant Thompson, u squad tlje drive. to liclj) in this -borough's shsjre of main- ca, will be Lexington and Whitman. One corner of Poplar Btreet and Those desiriuu to join as,volunteer work- ypai'S. Mr. Leon has been em- Daniel. Homes in that area Corner of Herman and Tay- leader in Company B of the tainiuj the far-flung disaster p'rogram o.' ployed' In the Smelter Depart' 1 6:30 In the telephone wire down and division's 7th Infantry, en- ers are raciuested to contact Mrs. Patrick J. Mhll. • have been with out power lor Street, main power lines Red Cross and assiBtaiicc to servicemen inent. I'- '" otherB hanging very low. . Tpuliey at KI-l-(i944 or Mrs. Genevteve Jin.il since 1:00 P.M. ure down, telephone cross tered the Army in 1947 and veterans and their dependents. Jose, Sainpaii), 62 Larch ill be lormu- Power line down on 141 was last stationed at Fort Dlx, Prey at KM-4181 any time between 9 A. M. lit: l Corner of Leber and Mul-beams are hanging. He p6inted 'out tlia,t u large piu'ceiituBe o St.,' has' been employed In ' '»ndy aale, which and 1:30 P M. Herman Street "Very Danger- berry Street no heat and light. Poplar and Jackson Avenue iN. J. U. S. MeWls since May a, 1S23, morning, Mr. Comba said tlie canviuss will take the money donated will be'used to suppor ous.." nil along Jackson no lights or | The 2H-ycar-okl soldier During the entire term of his Power line down near 78 place during the week beginning April 7, community services. Including first aid riiuiiii No power between 51 to 61 heat. whose wife, Ann, livas II service Mr. Sampaio has and parents Mulberry. i and ending Friday, April 11, Householders braille, motor service and training pro '•mi. Wli Oak Street Pour power lines Wires down at tlie corner of Columbus, On., attended Car- worked in the Tank House, attend this Power wire* down ou » Staff Chosen OIUTUAKIKS Hntwrril on liirlluluy CARTKRFT Mr. ami Mrs 1895 Christensen's 1958 By Democrats (.KRRI K ITM.HAI, J. Itushmer. 300 PITSIIIII1,' Proclamation TARTERET - A re^ulnr CARTKRKT •• F u n c r « I Avenue enteitniir-d lii Irmur WHKRKAS. PRIVATF NICHOI A3 MINUE. C.M.H., pi-Ttiii!' of MIP Parkview srrvi"er. foi .John Gt'ilxT. :I8 of the 16th birthdfly of their 'The Frivndh Stow n i"sid'iil i.f I he Bfixniuli "f Carteret for thirty-two Di mnri.itic Club wa.s Iteld on I,inii.--. Strcit, were Iteld fatur-' (|.,u htcr Feliiin. 1 yciiis, distiii'in' hrd Kiinrelf conspicuously by gallantry 'I ursdav pveniiiR tit r'alcon Guest ; that attended in- nnd inirepiditv ai the low of Ms life above and beyond Hull. Election of officers took :il Home. 4fi Atlantic Street. cluded: Mr and Mrs, Joseph TO PUT YOU AT TOUR plrifT. Chosen were: John Rev, Malcolm G. Brown, min- Fulca and daughters I.ouke l)v rn!l nf r'-nfv In action with the enemy on 28 April I'M:), in Ti'iiivin. thereby I'lvlii" his "ompany the offen- Mothers... 11-i.iM, president: James ister of the First Presbyterian nnd Theresa: Mr. nnd Mrs. T,nrr\v, vire-pi-esldent; Doro- Chinrh offi'hitH. W 1111 a m De BeVoto? and 'IT s-iiiit lii it \V:IK necessary for ndvati"lTi!! and driving We have a lot of new Buster | Interment wa>; In Rosehill dauKlitors, Carolyn And De- t! • I'liciiiv from the entice sector: nnd thy flcpworth. corresponding 1 Blown pfrop styles this spring, vcvetnry; Marie Mulrhead, Cemetery, Linden. Bearers ni'ce. of Matawaii; Mr. and and we know you're going to mordtnfi secretary: Jolin Di- !were Bruno Mnnikowskl, Isa- Mrs William Yeager, LOUK WHFRl'AS. the Hulled States War Department did like them. l.'Ktovtco. treasurer. 'dfiie Tuietii filiiiil.sluiu. Si- Inland New Ynil:: Mr, and 1 '!•-•!liiimon.slv iiwnrrl the Meilnl of Honor to PRIVATE Mis. pclcr I.uka.slilk, Irene NICHOLAS V'NUK mi 25 Murch 1944 and directed that Jitinr.s Tl'Tnry prrsldcd in and daiiKhter. Sharon. on 1 A'iril ln^ iit Fort du Pont. Delnwarp, Major Oen- Junior and Da'l . . . .Sister and ti:!1 unuvoldnW' nl)."ence of And Thai's MIKD/A FUNbllAL Connshock. nnd rr.il Alvirn C. Glllem. Jr.. present, Die Medal to Private Mom look their very host in fine .J(111 n Harold. Two new mem-j CARTKRET Funeral Mi md Mrs, Joseph Kashi Mimic's mother. Mary Milnie; anfl bers John W. Traener of «ervlrr.s fnr Mrs Row Murd'/.a. NOT apparel values selected easily, m OF THANKS lax ... yoil" can shop for com- Turn McWattiTS, co-thalr- Orthodox Church Rev. John WALSH | When you comt in to purchase CAKTKllET'S ONLY RECIPIENT OF THE miin of the Fourth Annual Hiirvlink pastor. offici.il"d at W'1 wish to impress our dee]) your next pair of plete Easier ensembles for SlJiiii!! Dancp, to be held on a icqnl'm mas.v "intiiude in our relatives, CONGRESSIONAL MF.DAL OF HONOR, everyone in the family, right , Interment was ui Rosehill April 19, 1958. nt Bethlen Hnll. fiiend.s. and neighbors for I'KIVATF. NICHOLAS MTNIIE, here in one convenient place ... luiiiouiii'fit that" the Dance Crmeleiv I.nirien. Bearers lhew- kind evpressl'ons of sym- 1 ('otnitiitli-e, Bill Hepworth — iwere Edward mid Raymond puihy. spiritual bouquets and * AND WHFREAS, on March 2 ), 1868. the Mayor and all top quality, newest style.- •7.-in Tli-niey- bar: Bob Lud'Zacrak- . Thorrw Morlsea, Ed- beautiful floral tributes ex-1 Courril of the Bnroiixh of Carl^rct will accept from and at budget-pleasing- value v.in-SIKIIS; Dorothy Hep- ward Rival. Joseph Niiws and tended to us in our bereave-j these ciU/cn.i :he Private Nicholas, Mlnue Memorial, a wiirlh -tickets; and Fran Lawrence Vermin in. ment in the death of our bronze plaque, and will direct that It be properly dedi- Favontc Children \ Shop? prices. ... Ciinlia. co-chairman, has been dearly beloved father and cated nnd Installed on the walls of the Carteret Memo- I.EVINSON HARRIS rrii-r-tiiiR weekly, and expressefl prandfathpr. Oarrett Walsh. \ rial Municipal Building: Shop Friday Till !) P, M. CARTERET — Levlnson I he hope that ticket returns We especially wish to thank Harris. 65, of 40 Washin«ton For Your BOY vonld be made early. He alw Rey. Louis Cortney O.S.M.; NOW, THEREFORE, I. Edward J. Dolan. Mayor of at announced that this year n.s Rev. Alovsius Boland, O.S.M.; j the Borough of Carteret, N. J . do hereby proclaim Sat- his urday. March 29. 1958, as PRIVATE NICHOLAS OPEN ALL DAY NEXT in the past, orchids would be Rev Victor Orablan O.S.M:; ".vcn the ladies, and added wife, Mrs. Eleanor Chamber- MINUE DAY, nrid urge that nil our citizens, industry, [luln Harris and his father of : Joseph's R.C. Church; | WEDNESDAY I OR YOUR I hat Ih? men attending would : and municipal departments properly display the Ameri- Rev. Gustav Napoleon, St. JI1M> receive a favor. Ticket can Flag, that our citizens give prayerful thought to SHOPPING CONVENIENCE held! James R.C. Church. Wood- returns may be made at the Fitneral services were the deeds of our warrior brother, one of America's im- the; bridge: Holy Name Society of i.onw of Dorothy Hepworth, n'sday afternoon at mortals: and that they witness the parade and memo- St. Joseph's Church; Carey; Lyman Funeral Home, 21 Lo rial services which will be held at our Municipal Build- !ii9 Hneaman Street. Vm Parkins at Hoar of Store etist Street with Rev. Malcolm ' Cmmell 1280. Knights of Col-' Ins and High School during the afternoon. Provisions were fnQde in G Brown, minister of the>ml>us; Carteret First Aid ti.e by-laws to change the Church I Souad: Dr. M. A, Chodosh: Fust Presbyterian 1 EDWARD J. DOLAN. Mayor iiiime of the club to include officiating. Amboy General Hospl- Boroush of Carterrt •.Shorerwst when membership Interment was in Glen- tul and nurses; American •from that area reaches four- wood Cemetery, West Long Agricultural Chemical Co.; Attest: ' or A.A.C. Company Local 434; | Branch. Bearers were Arthur PATRICK POTOCNIG, Borough Clerk FOR WOMEN • Dolores Avery and John Di- Benson, William Everett. Wll- Bendix Aviation Corp.; Ben-' For Your GIRL } udovico were in charge of Hum Fecney, John Layton, dix local 434; Democratic '•I* social that followed the Leo Kane and Ernest C. county committeemen and —. Jk LINGERIE by Barbizon, Luxite, Seamprufc. 1j isin'ss session. Burrows. i women: Carteret General j j Democratic Organization; pall1 Guest Minister for his last appointment was as- GIRDLES and BRAS by Jantzen, Formflt, bearers; Carteret police escort sistant pastor at the famous Warner Playtex, Maiden Form. nr.d the Lyman Funeral Home Magyar Church Here Calvin Square Reformed : for satisfactory services CARTERET - Rev. Dr. Church in Budapest. n HOSIERY by Gotham, Gold Stripe, Berkshire | rendered. Andrew Harsanyi. pastor of At present he is working to- Blcndwell, Hanes. i Mrs. Thomas Burke & Family the Free Magyar Reformed ward his Master's degree at (New High Fashion Color Hosiery in Stock) Mr. Garrett, Joseph Walsh-. Jr. Church has announced that > Union Theological Seminary. & Family hewill have as assistant guest1 Sunday School will be held i GLOVES by Kaiser—Nylon and Cotton minister for the Easter holi- Palm Sunday at the usual' days. He is Rev. Zoltan Fule, hour with the pastor's con- j we are going to give you your CARD OF THANKS who will preach Wednesday; fhmation class also meeting. | To Complete Your Outfit . . . ROSE MURDZA and Saturday evenings, Mon- On Easter Sunday there will! choice of any of the following We wish to express our day morning and will assist at be no Sunday School Session, i HANDBAGS-HANKIES sincere thanks to our rela- both communion services. | tives, friends, and neighbors Rev. Mr. Fule came from Trans-Atlantic VALUABLE for their kind expressions of ship travel COSTUME JEWELRY - SHOES Hungary only last year where at 27-year-peak. STORE HOVRS; sympathy, spiritual bouquets GET YOlTt EASTER Open Daily and beautiful floral tributes I CAMERA AND FILM extended to us in our recent Call GIFTS DRESSES and COORDINATES it A. M. to 8 P. M. btreavement In the death of ME-4-1889 SUPPLIES NOW by Betty Rarday, Modern 5.98 to L «)X Friday 9 A M. to 9 P. M. our dearly beloved mother and For Free grandmother. Rose Mutd/a. Delivery BLOl'SES by Rhoda Lee, We especially wish to thank 9 A. M. Ship 'n' Shore, and Mat-Shore 2.9H to 5.M 1 FREE! Rev. John Hundiak; Prof, Jo- to »eph Reynarovich; altar boys; 5 P. M. SWEATERS by Old Colony 3.98Mo 8.9X TOTH PHOTO SHOP Linden B.O.P. Assembly div.; i For Girls: SPRING BLAZERS and JACKETS 8.98 to 14.!IS h\ Cooke Avenue, llarteret boys of boiler room Keasbey| Station; Theodore Roosevelt! A Beautiful 8" Phone KM-5'J1!) . Lodt't1: coil winding dfpt.: 2233-5; pall bearers; Carteret WALKING DOLL FOR GIRLS Polk-e escort and the Synowi- If It's Anything Photographic, We've Got It! Head Moves When Walking etki Funeral Home for .satis- •ictory services rendered. Eyrs Open & Close - Ixrvely Rooted Hair Family of the late Jlpautlfully Dressed SPRING COATS Rose Murdza FOR EASTERTIME - OR - ' and TOPPERS Sizes 3 to 6x 10.98 u|) or ANYTIME ... CARD OF THANKS A LARGE JOHN GERBER ] Sizes 7 to 14 12.98 up j We wish to express our deep Auk for Your '.latitude to our relatives, j EASTER EGG Pre-teen Sizes 10 to 14 .. 14.98 up Viends, and neighbors for; With a Pretty Pop-up Chick Inside All TOPPERS Washable Acrilon their kind expressions of sym-1 Poll Parrot (It Chirps) pathy, and beautiful floral ributes extended to us in our INFANT'S COAT and "SURPRISE iiTea/vement in the death of' sh our dearly beloved husband, \ For Boys: HAT SET Jzoo ~ (Count 'em) FOR EASTER BUSTER BROWN SHOES. BABY CHICKS AND OVEN-BAK^D DUCKS - BABY RABBITS Tropical and Gold Fish E1NAMEL All Fish Supplies Tanks - Plants • Pumps FOR MEN FOR BpYS FOR BOYS—In Black or Brown Parakeets AUTO Singing; Canaries Birds' Nails and Wln«s PAINtlNG DRESS SHIRTS-tlWhite and Colored) JUNIOR GABARDINE SUITS Clipped Free (Arrow and Tru-Val) Z.9S - 5.00 Navy—8 to 14 j 1U-W 20 TYPES OF CAGES tap Quality Workmanship and Materials i * FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES SPORT SHIRTS—(McGregor, Tro-Val, At Ixiwest Prices. Tlirw Coats of Enamel! Berman (Long and fijhort Sleeves)— SLACKS—All the new shades"Ud mat!T. William Kuhirka has sity hnd ;uc»'!)tod Mr. Holub. .nvsirilnu in the mils from the a«M of 10 to 14 jiinjit at the High School t Susan Wojtkowskl of 75 .rius Community Center. »'<'ii in copied for the eiml- Mr. Kubifku is the son of , , MUI Bason. are welcome to loin. Jr court tonight for the benefit Arthur Avenue celebrated her Mr. Matefy, general chair- 1 An egg coloring demonstra- rim , curriculum nt Rutgers Mr, and Mrs. .lofin Kublcka, fliik spoke ^ of Mie local Cerebral Palsy second birthday on March 24 man of the dance, made thi 'iniversity. and Robert S/.lgetl IS Haywnrd Avenue. He ap- :il tion followed the meeting 'l"m';i(!ca request Fund. Participating will be Happy birthday to Frank following appointments: Re- with Mrs. Kay Symchik nnd ".• the School of Education at prared in the junior piny and " "uprrvisor be ap- tin" Cub leaRue 1 All Stars vs. Conte of 94 Daniel Street who eeptlon Committee. Stephen Mrs. SUlla Phillips as ro- the s:\me school. Kathleen I* n member of the Bunsen „. .Sunday School Hr. Joes; In the Cub league 2.'was two years old on March *edl«m. Alexander Sohayda, 1 cnalrmiui. The prize for the ('/iiikowski will study secre- Burner, chess nnd checkers, .,,,|i(iiiitmrnt was two All star teams; In the 22. Charles Reldel; tickets. Wal- best egg design was awarded ( in rial science at Rider College. [German, and Mathematics ,,'' .Ann Tnich. Girls league two All star teams, Birthday greetings to Diane •fr Wadlak, Walter Pavllk: to Mrs. Demetrius Huszar of ln addition, Robert Holub! Hub. Hi- wn.s selected teacher , .,s voted to the will play. The foul Shooting i Powers of B7 Arthur Avenue Refreshment and Entertain- v Colonia. has been admitted to the pre-of senior ninth on student's ,, i,wv and a new contest will bfi^ln at 6:00 P.M.! who celebrated her tenth ori ment. Edward Philips,vGeoi niedlrul curriculum at George-idity. ' ,hinci was pur- The dark Horse donated by Candies on their Cukes March 26. Brown, John Lelmpeter. Stan- luvu University mid 8etonj \||?s CzaJKowski lives at 99 Siinilny School. Mr*. Poullne Prokopiak was CotiKratulatlons to Mr. John ley Cltak, Prank Perry, Theo- , Linden Street with her pa- " |", Mflro Baron awarded to Mrs. Ann Tnich. i O'Connor of 86 Arthur Ave- Get well wishes to Nicky 1ore Kaaklw, Stephen San- ivilLs, Mr. and,Mrs Benjamin A .social followed with Mrs. nue who celebrated a birth- Spolizlpo of 91 Sycamore dero, Alexander Comba, Jnmef tVrkowski. Currently a mem- (TAIRF. MARIE BLESSING Parrell. Thomas Dunigan, !'... members. Pvokopiak In charge of hos- day on March 18. Mis son Street who ls on the sick list. ber of th:> band, record, 11- Walter Karmazln, Francis ,,. disi'iisspd for pitality. Brian was two years old on A speedy recovery to Allen b;;;«ry. and record clubs, Kath- KNGAr.Et) TO WED: Mr. and Lerkin. James Lukach. Lester Son born to Mr. and Mrs. /,,., dinner to be the 15th. A combined party Jackson of 71 Hagaman lho was elected president of Street at the Perth Amboy ;ll,(l Mrs. Mary Kinley Avenue. Miss Blesihir March 19. Music will be furnished by •ere tomorrow. president of the sodality at man, 30 Taylor Street nas the Parkview Democratic 4 General Hospital, March 19. ,.',, appointed to is a graduate of Carteret High Birthday greetings to Joyce the Parkview Democratic Al Kalla and his orchestra. St. Joseph's church. been christened Jody Ellza- Proceeds of this affair will be t •. iiiicn on the School, class of 1957, and la Oreely of 72 Marlon Street I Club. Son born .to Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Szleetl ls co-«utor brth at St. Joseph's Church. earmarked for the eye handi- employed as a clerk at R«vlon Williams will Speak Freddie Walker, 41 Essex of the Loudspeaker and Miss Noel Urban and Louis capped people. I :::1 iMullips. leader In Edison, Her fiance la also Demeter Jr. were the To Democrats Apr. 2 Street, at the Perth Amboy: treasurer of the Westvaco ',. Troop 19 spon- a graduate of Carteret High Andrew Hlle, secretary and General Hospital, March 24. Junior Achievement unit. Last sponsors. Palm Sunday Rites to CARTERET — Harrison . ,. i-TA. and her School, clans of 1957, and assistant treasurer of the | y - i treasurer of his 'Pete" Williams, former U.S. oal le was • : Ann Trurli an- now stationed with the U. S. Carteret Bank and Trust PRACTICE TEACHER ] and Boy's State repre- Mrs. Patrick J. Touhey, ac- Congressman and Democratic c ass Air Force at Goose Air Force Company was the guest CARTERET — Stepheti M. scnlative. He has played foot- tive In civic projects here, has candidate for the United Base In Labrador. Mark Holy Week Start speaker at the regular meet- Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.'ball, basketball and baseball. been named chairman of the States Senate will be the CARTERET — Christ's tri- will end at noon on Holy Sat- ing, held Tuesday evening Norman A. Nelson, 22 Pulaski He has also been a member of \t,,'. 'rues-' Til)'"., 9:31> A.M. tu I P.M. , Thursday mid Krld»y Till 9 1032 ST. GEORGE AVE., AVENEL ""„*„' Wednesday & «atu«Uy, (1:3(1 A.M. to • P.M. Phone FU-8-1673 Phone ME-4-B10U RAIIWAY, N. J. FULTON 1-4348 STORE Opeu Friday troiu 9:3U A.M. t« t H.H. OPKN KWUAY At the Ctoverleaf KVBN1NG TILL 9 CARTERET PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, MAftCH 28, 1958

Rrw ScllWfirtz. Mrs, Piiylllfi INFANT BAPTIZED bo Immersed at the 11 o'clock thls breakfast must slun the CARTERET — The ],,| service on Easter .Sunday. list nn the church* bulletin filuilmnn, Herb Glifkenn. Irv Program of Week Listed Calvary Choir Give Colorful daughter of Mr. and Mr,, Legion Starts Class members are: Mr. and board by the end of the Good Al Miller, Ed Roth- seph Timarl. 37 Holly Rt, Mis. Albert Wood. Mr. and Friday evenhiR service. Aaron Sadchelm. Sum- was baptized, Brenda LIU,, Mrs. Peter PIDonato, Mrs. Contributions of hard- Pageant Sunday ner Wclner, Mrs. Dorothy Campaign for By Presbyterian Church In Sunday Rite Sunday at the Hungarian Ornce. Martorelli. Misses Nor- boiled colored Easter KKRS are Chodosh. Mrs. Violet Levy. CARTERET -- Palm Hun- formed Church., Rev. Dr CARTERET - At the 8:30 Preach Chrlflt Crucified." Mrs. malee Ryan. Dawn Adam, a!?o being received for the• CARTERET — Under the Mrs. Ann Sackhelm, Mrs. Fay day In the Calvary Baptist drew Harsanyi officiated Fund Pledges and 11:00 services this Palm' Helen Elliott will sing "Qeth- Judy DIDonato, Masters Rich- annual Sunday School'Easter auspices of the Cafteiet Chap- Kestenbaum. samene," and the.Men's Cho- Church will be marked by n These should be *r °f Hadassah, the Jewish Sponsors for the child «•« Sunday the minister will aid and Charles Pratt. James Party. Senior Judeon Olrls. Sandy CARTERET—Cartcret Post, ruf will slnR "In The Garden" Mrs. Janet Balka of N preach the sermon "Jesus Is 263. Amrrican Lrglon. has of- by Holtnn, Joseph Mat,*, and the sing-1 Qu«<*enbu«h. and Mr. John Timarl o[ lord'". At the early service provided for £ sund March 30 gt Ellen Rae Safron, Paulet e ficially opf neri its pledge fund On Easter morninR the ins of special music by both! On Friday. March 28, at In the carton tenvllle, Staten Island the ChFipd Choir will .sing 2 P. M. The pageant will be a .Kaufman, Ellen Brown, Bar- drive In connection with Its Council of Churches of Car- choirs of the church at the!7:30 P.M.-The Ladles' Guild that purpose. York. ;]•• anthem "With Glad Ho- new cltibrooms [rM will hold a Sunrise II A.M. service, The Calvary will meet at the home of Mrs.! Gay 90's revue with styles bara Brown. A dinner followed at sannas" by Wilson. At the The post is sprkinR pledgos Service at 6:30 A.M. in Over- Choir will sing the traditional J<»n Adams, 940 E. Grand from the year of 1897 to the Senior* Judean ^Boy s Joal Gypsy Camp, .Tcond service the Senior of $100 earn which can he holt Stadium. At the First -"lection. The Palms. The street, Elizabeth, A mlsslon- present time. Welssman, Richard Ulman, Choir will sing "The Palm" Church Group FISH FRY TONIGHT paid at $2,00 R month. Joseph Pi'eabyterian Church there -'unior Choir will sing Henry »ry play will be RIVBI and the Allan Porter, Russell Koblentz. *iv Fame, and Mrs. Florence The cast will include: CARTERET — A flsl Pletterer, treasurer of tlie will be two at 830 Smart's Hosanna, Loud Ho- innual Love Gift offering will Greenwald, Thomas Rlrhvalsky will sing the solo Mrs. Plo Brown, Mrs. Jean Arthur sponsored1 by the bo i fund, has paid in his pledge and ll:0f Holds Session Chodosh, Fred Breslow, Jeff t Sllndai 1 wil1 et a1jt " | Chodosh, Mrs. Sophie Drourr, and several members have "Palm Sunday" by Kountz. oreac-h the sermon "What y S^™ ™ ^tn"-"PO"tation. i f needed, Bellta, Dennis Baron, Hora team members from the CARTERfrr — The Wo- Mrs. Estclle Ulman, Mrs. Edith Line Social and Athletir agreed to'pay their pledges at On Palm Sunday evening at ' v „ . n.ath,.. Thp in A.M. Preparations for the contact should be made with - —'- "' ' cunYoiibaytoupauw . me „ , ^^ ^^ ^ fhc Qul]d.s PrCfiidpnt Mrs men's Association of the First Oruhln, Mrs. Firda Chenkln. j Dance. will be held tonight l an early time. a 00 P.M. the Senior Choir of Junior Judenns, Rosalinda Senior Choir will sing "An^ls hurch pic- Mrs. Estclle Gottlieb, Mrs. Cltv Line clubrooms. 3 R , One of the first to sign a tlie First Presbyterian Church IBn1 flic underway. At the Warrlne Webb at telephone Stern, Susan Seader, Ronna n Roll the Rock Away" by Scott - Easter Tableau Bette Van Wallcndael. Mrs. velt Avenue. John Morton pledge was Mayor Edwaivl J. will present the Easter Can- fi:f(l service, Mrs. Helen Matus number KI 1-8639. Belafsky. Judy Breslow, Anne ,., . „ ,, at Both services. Also, Mrs. n&rratcd by Mrs. Malcolm Sylvia Brown, Mrs. Sylvia slsted by the members of Dolan. a member of the post tata ' Eterna by Holton., ^ R|ch lgk wl,, will present colored slides. Calvary Baptist Church In Carpenter, Irene Miller, Rob- the Dast lias had an annual Brown, program chairman Carpenter, Mrs. Myra Kitzis. bowling team wl» begin <.,. Th« mayor's father, Edward relRlpR thP storv the past has had an annual j , „,., M The " the solo "I Know My Re- Both choirs will rehearse with Mrs. Patricia Allen por- Mrs. Edward Kitzis, Mrsbi. n Porter, Phyllis Grecnwald. J. Dolan, Sr., was the first <-f Holv Week in snnc with Sunday night. Special em- Ea.ster Sunrise Service to inz dinners at 5 P.M. deemer Llveth" Handel, raylni; Mary Majjdcllne. Jeanette Oreenwald, Mrs. An- Girl Scouts. Brownies »nrl tlie words from Scripture. ™ is being made at these I which has always been invlte.dj Tickets may be purr!,;,4 commander. There will be Church nette Kntz, Mrs. Shirley Cubs. Marilyn Brown, Marilyn After the cantata the Board rehearsals upon music for. the First Baptist Church of j A devotional of the rcsur- at the door. Francis T. Tomczuk, chair- Srhool on Easter Sunday. Klam?, Mrs. Miriam Miller. Fox, Deeim Miller, Rona Bel- of Deacons will have a social Easter and for the choir con- Carteret. This year the church j uctlon was led by Mrs.. Rich- man, has announced that This Saturday, March 29, Mrs. Dorothy Seader. Mrs. efsky, Rosalinda Stern. Herbert B. Southern, archi- rtreiitlon for new members Tit, in April. The Junior! v.'ll! not hold its own sunrise aid Hannapple. PLAN FOR BAZAAR from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Hclen Jac b Mls S AA Boy Cub Scouts. Jay Lebow, received during tlie past year. Clfttr will relwarsc at 6 P.M. service. Instead, it will co- flans were made for a P y' - ^' CARTFRET — St. jOs, tect, will present the working the Westminster Fellowship Gerald Rosrnblum. floor sc plans of the new bulldlnc at Members of the congregation The Senior Choir will re- operate with the Union Sun- spaghetti dinner to be held'Welsman. Parent - Teacher Aiwori will hold a combination cake 1 Schonwald. Terry Chodosh. nre Invited to get acquainted. rise Service to be held by the April 13. with Mrs. James Misses Marlene Drourr. Joy will hold its annual K the meeting April IS. sale and car wash. The cakes hearse immediately after the Mark Rader. Dinner Is Held Also, on Palm Sunday after- evening service. Carteret Council of Churches Mrssineo and Mrs, Hannapple Pox, Rosalyee Gieenberc. Mrs. bHzaar April 19 and 20 ji will be sold in the Church Junior Judenns. Arlonp Al- noon there will br the follow- At 3 P.M. the Baptismal at 6:30 Easter Sunday Morn-las co-chairmen. Diana Stein, Mrs. Flor?nce school hall. Mrs. Jack i The past commanders and basement, and the cars will be bert, Madelicne Frarfk. Esther , _ past president's dinner of the ing meetings: at 1:30. the Class will meet for its last iilg at the Carteret High! A visit to the Belviderc Roth. Mrs. Ann Isaacs, Mrs. WOO(I flnd Mr5 wished by the side of the Carpenter. Linda Richter MI- , co-chairrnrn post wa» held Saturday night Junior Fellowship; at 3:00. le.sslon In the lower auditori- School Stadium. However, the Home in Belvidere will be ' Jean Mooney, Mrs. Bess Hopp, M( ll0n arc Church. chclle Richter. Marilyn Fox. i at St. .Demetrius Pavilion. the Inquirer's Class; and at um of the church. At this time *hurch will hold its annual made by the members next Mrs. Lucille Ulman, Mrs. Ann Brown, Deena Miller. TO ATTEND MOVIE Speakers Included Mayor 3:30, the Junior HI Fellowship. Mr. Tricules, the assistant j Easter Breakfast immediately, week to deliver Easter gifts. |Brown, Mrs. Maddy Gieen- 1 Norma Klanpp, , Susan Self. I ^ARTFRK} T — The Run Dolan. County Lesion Com- A Communion Preparation: 'Wtor. will present the can- hfter the union service. The A social followed the meet- wnld. Mrs. Ann Levits, Miss Norms Joan IVZurilla Diane Chason. Zachary Klein. School of the Free mander Benjamin Sunshine. Service will be held Tuesday didates to the representatives breakfast will be held In the ins with Mrs, Robert Ward Floi-ycc Brown. Harold Reis- evening. April 1, at 8:00 P.M. Honored al Shower lower auditorium of the and Mrs. Frank Collins as man, Sam GevirUmnn, Mrs, Mark Rader. Jay Lebow. David Reformed Church will Commander Tomczuk, Past of the Board of Deacons for ! Commander Pletterer. in the Church sanctuary. The CARTERET — Miss Joan examination and approval. church. Contributions for the hostesses' assisted by Mrs. Lean Brown. Mrs. Sophia Ulman, Eugene Self Janice sor a bus.trip April! to ark to see "The Ten intention of the service Is to The class consists of eleven Veakfast are now belns re- Nicholas Dmytriw in charge Brown. Mrs. Sylvia Gruhin. Welncr. Michael Shapiro, Bob- Also Mrs. Thomas Jukeway. D'Zui'illa, daughter of Mr. and mandments," Mrs. Louis Abbott, of Duiifil- prepare soiritually the mem- Mrs, Thomas D'Zurilla of 25members, eight of which v.ill ceived. All planning to attend, of decorations. i Mrs. Rose Roscnbaum, Mrs. 1 by Chodosh ]en, county president, Mrs. bers of the Church for Holy Post Boulevard, was tendered Rollln Rathbun, Mrs. Hnrrv Communion on Thursday. a s u r p rise miscellaneous Oleckner and Mrs. Clifford The Session will meet to shower. Saturday evening. Cutter. examine new members on Kivwi by her attendants and Steve Stek was chairman of Wednesday cvcniiiK. April 2, held at the home of her pa- the banquet committee. James at 8:00 P.M. tents. J. Yaculo was tnastmaster. The Sacrament of Holy Approximately 35 persons Communion will be adminis- attended from Middletown, RESERVES TO MEET tered on Maunday Thursday, Rsliway, New Brunswick, CARTERET — Captain April 3, at 8:00 P.M. The South Plainfield, and Car- Thomas Campbell of the Car- minister will Rive the Com- teret. teret Police reserves has an- munion meditation. The Wo- Miss D'Zurilla will become nounced that all police re- men's Chorus of tlie Senior the brids of William Grant serves are requested to be at Choir will sing "Bread of Life" Dodds, son of Mrs. Julia the Soldiers and Sailors Me- by Franck. New members will Dodd.s. Rutherford Street, morial Park, tomorrow, at 12 be received publicly. Railway, and the late Mr. noon In full uniforms with Dodds. on Saturday. April 12. blouses to participate in tlie A Good Friday Worship ai, 2 P.M. in the St. Joseph Minue plaque dedication and Service for children of theR.C. Church. parade. Church School will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Friday morninc. Educators press Congress INVITED TO CEREMONY George Fitzgerald, the Youth for 20,000 scholarships. CARTERET — The Gold Director, will! conduct the Star mothers of Cartcret have j worship service. The Junior been invited by the Minue Choir will sins "When I Sur- New Brunswick Secre- plaque committee to partici- \ vey the Wondrous Cross," and tarial, Accounting and pate In the dedication of the the Chapel Choir will sins Prep School Ideal Mix or Match! also. At 8:00 P.M. there will Minue plaque which will be After six weeks' training you 16 07. can held tomorrow at 1:30 P.M. be Good Friday worship In too can work In an office I EACH 25c the sanctuary, The minister Fruit Cocktail In the Borouyh Hall. 110 Albany St. Kilmer 5-3910 will preach the sermon "We Ideal 12 oz. jar Free Airline Grape Jam EACH 23c Information, Announcing. •. tickets Obtained! Hershey IVt more convenlerr JOHN ESTOK, Jr. 16 oi. can when we make your Book with reservation; yet It Formerly with Mildred's Hut Chocolate SYRUP EACH 2U an »;ent who's htf« C*ta no more! Ac- 1 >• l ticket price 1B all Now Associated with yuu pay. No charge 28 oi. can FOR (or our service. 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FARMDALE—BEEI Don't miss the ARM.ALE-.EEF, |»K [f^^fl'^^ _Baco -^-Wn M VV77 SINGER POT OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT SOON, WITH US! MIX OR B $|.00 - FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES - MATCH FANCY WESTERN 1EM 5 Current Interest Rate LOBSTER TAILS »99< ALL FUVORt • Regular Value 6. I0UL Carrots 2-19 Ice Cream ! IDEAL NuUiuous, rich in hcalth-givi|tg elements! Tender, crisp, fresh! ^^ FRENCH FRIED P0IA ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Peas MAINE RUSSET CumplctA dicckMip in yuur homo) I°|f Pltli FHtt »upf!y *)|l, needles, new WASHED ALL PURPOSE belt and bob Inn wmJci, il ticcdcJl Dairy Favorites Large Cocoanuts »10< "The Bank with All the Services" C«n todaj for prompt ttrtkil ivnviIORDEnN S<» AMERICAHmEni\ N Bakery Special Phone HI-2 2838 1V4 Ib. boxijjc NOT CROSS OLD FASHIONED-MME IHLE SINGER QHSTI: BANK AND Tvasi CCIMBWT CHEESE 55 ' J PERTH AMBOY, N. I. N.Y.. STATE-EXTRiA SHARP BUNS BREAD 20oz.loaf22<> SEWING CENTER VIRGINIA LEE-PLAIN, SUGAR, CINNAMO,.N OLD FASHIONED Member Federal" Deposit Insurance Corporation — kr l(j'J Smith Street CHEESE Ib. # If < DONUTS iJf 25c BREAD .«., „< 1'KUTU AfllliOY 79 TTTTTTISDAY, MAHdT 27, 1058

(luster rt)!t|, will) mal.i'hlllK | 7 Finally Gives flowered print dress nnrl lint April 10 Date "f tnncerlne petals nnd flow- Tickets Ready Merck (Circle Players ers. Mrs. Albert Patrick in a| SEWAREN NOTES* 9 Sad Sack' Style black .sheath dress with che- j Of (lard Party II,,. clieml."*. mingled moans and cheers mlse jacket cot back to the Will Present* Totmrich ' school from 7 In 10. Finals In William Ecker and Mr. and For 'Salesman' I ,,K-ic call from the audlencp. was a new line, as did Mrs. Robert WOOUBRIIXJE—The White WOODBRIDGF - Tickets^ WOODBRIOGE The Olivers, iiiifi Ktiirri'd in th« clllll the Jilter-biiff contest will fake Mrs. A. W. Scheldt. " u^s the hit smart, wtllow-Kreen shantuiiR.'Mat.hlasen In ft sailor chemise ! ';h Guild of the First plnce. Thip to Hnly Week and are nnw on sale for "Death Merck Circle Players will prr I. .;|r| ':. ;i|Tl(1llcfl()ll (if "Dial M |.,;i' night &1 narrow at the knees, but slit dress. j Presbytcrinn Chui'Ch has Mr. nnd Mrs. Micha"! o( a Salesman" by the Adath s,.nt "T/varlch" us the roiirth ,',v .sponsored down the back and full with Two Row ami teachers. Mrs carrt Kenneth Bhn, who slmres > ~ , tended a funeral In Lanrt-K- of the si-iwon. ,'|]UI school a pouch-effect. "Why I could Margaret Taylor and Mrs hi: wife's interest in little IIa11 ApriR l 10 in Fellowship l"unti0™l10 Apii™ ™l 18ll>. r "iafhl danc(IS foord, Pa., last Wednesday IB. nt 8:30 at the Woodbrldge '.,...„! audl-| almost carry Bobby In there,") Catherine Gentile, paraded "* follows: Mrs, Victor f l i C0 lmUn ty C ntCr Tnea'rc is cast as the oom- " - ThAnHe Lente1 1R n litany service!*™1 wrc ™uKht m ^ snow and 3. Barbara Lcsllr- will said Mrs. Robert Slmonsen like Powers professionals. Mrs.' Thompson, Mrs. Wesley Hels- '' ! ;' i BJ!1 l l tZ Fir B ;h e iiii'-s i!-. [In attended OberUn, nt St. John's Church will be;sUil'm which was very severe I < Hbout her son, when she first Taylor showed a black and elbcrg. Mrs. Joseph Husk. Mrs. -1?h i ",?.°i ^. J . !^ l ' piodu^ 7Z"v\w "and CnlieKi1. Rutprrs University, held tonight at 7:30, after in Pennsylvania. Smith, unian Ruderman. EU/abVlh' Thid7«lli "dlr-"!' on. Another white print dress with match- William Baldcrston, Mrs. nii.l Nyr.vuse University, and ^/rtlW the dress which a vestry meetlns Is Mrs. Frederick J. Adams Helen Sehonwald. Joan „.,.,_. •lirred up! show-stopper worn by Mrs. In* duster coat, and Mrs. Th'imp.snr, Mrs, Ralnli Salls- Cohen, Marion Tnnzman, Ann Dr. A. W. Bttheinoi'i" will \ |. ipii'iired in prixlucUonii- 1;IS Mrs, James Lockie, planned. The Palm Sunday and Mrs. Olive Van Idorstlne 'Slmonscn ; was a stunning Gentile seemed far from the burv, IniiKer. Marilyn Brown. Ber- jitnr as Prmi'e Mik.ul. Mrs. „: I: ,.,_:.. nnd H»ddonfif>ld!<- white tucked chiffon cocktail blackboards in a lovely brown Tickets may be purchased service will take place at 11 visited Morrison ChrlstK a nice Houseman. Lillian Rich- Kenneth Biro, Jeffrey Road. A'.'o in me c.iht are Terry II) ycnr.s. and the Good Friday sci-vico former Sewnren resident. Su:i~ Colonia, who will rn-st'i Kowri with tiara of rhtne- j tweed suit with mink trim. member. man, Freddie Silverman, Ruth ,i,l id model at 7:30 P. M. Sunday School day nt his ho1 ln Whllc " .)• Ait'ly fihnk.i, Derek' ' stones. Eleanor Rossi, Marianne The ladies' Aid Society will ™ Cutler. Dorothy Willis. Myrn majored in rti:iin:i ,ii I)iru:l \: ,,i,!,i'l hnve to Easter Sunrise Service will be House. "There are as many styles Bloom, two teen-ace models hold„ a rummnn,c stile April \,v,i ••• ii.', l>n!(iit'S Flizztrto, , rxlrcinc new held ln Ulr ch rt 1 chemise as In any wore, respectively, BCIKC jac- in. n nnd 12 at 70 Main « 'h at J with •""™W!!?"re Syracuse tlnivri.-.ity. She di- V iMa.i I n'kiii. Cail Ascli, Stanley W. fashion," Mr.s. Ftshman re- ket with .suede lrlm snfi strcpt A,.tl(.,ps mny bc lcft coffee sen-ed afterwards in the t retmwd from, visiting hH- r v thf U v r (K)1 T!u 111 (, ').••:,( W:T hi. Kittle Btlllcr, fl Portnoi. Doris Klmmcl. ' ^ \ l " " " " .,,red wit, h assured th« audience. "One.e matching Bermuda smrta. at the parsonage. ^7f Rne Kurlnnd. and Emily Korb .Guild and the 1 . ,..„ 1 y°n fmd tnc correct chemise and a white autograph Iackct Oulld members will take of Holy CommuniDn and s now a eucst in Brwon. John compose the ticket committee for you, they arc stunning, "id pednl pushers with cor- care of nursery a'se'.children *"1,!?p I1, „ a\ ,11;15 *,"'!1 Wllvrrdlrw. ; directed by • Jaseph Schle- 'wl !~ comfortable and very easy to duroy trim. iYt'botn -"servIJes "Easter" Sun- Orvllle N. Dnvldson off lclatinK. j West Ayenue, *as hosted fo;sjnRcl. Mrs Maurlcp chodMh • thc Tirnd ii s a saC •Mrs. Frederick J. Adams, j Mothers Club ' ' wear." | After the show, refresh-1'!'••••• t EmanueT OoldTarb! ,s Mint's all Other successful chemise menLs were enjoyed at the T1'p program uf Monday's West Av.mie, was hostess Thursday. Present -were Mrs. ,,'irii at the ; lin was lhc Raymond Moran. Mrs. Ijaw- wearers were Mrs. Joseph tables on the floor BIT* miii"'»"' ' R East"r story | satuirlay at a party Fellowship tlM! lof1 Mrs I()lin Moln! s m fence Gray, FABULOUS Burylo in a preen linen of th* potted plaUs raffled off '* - ' "' <) -! Mrs, Willium homc GuesU Mr. H"iny. Mrs. 1 yon slicathn that could bc worn tlint decora ted-the tables and s'stcd by oMrs. Jafnes San-' Included David Biilfour, Movie on 'Saviour" bnd and Mrs. Samuel .J. Hi'nry, I've with or wlthbut a belt, Mrs. dahl and Miss Jean Claris. Mrs. Harry Howcll. Mrs. Har- WOODBRJDGE — Three nines, I'm Mrs. Olive Van tderstlne, Miss per Sloan. Mrs. W. Burrtham William Burns ln a pale blue-1 Mrs. Sujmuncl A. Zablo-ki l'I(lhn Hustler showed slides of performances of "Christ, Our j Blanche Van Syckle, Mrs. 'and-whltc knit sailor dress ri-neral chairman, assisted by x?un- flowers. Mr.s. Richard Onrdncr.. Saviour," a movie, will be EASTER i1(m. Hie sec- wllh wh|tP ciochP hat; Mrs. Mrs. Walter Schonwnkl ti'- Hoffman. Fords, WHS n Rurst show/i Qood Friday at Trin- Mrs mrvntatlon Alcx Ropcho In a blue silk kets; Mrs. John Hapstak '•<'"' Wcldon Rtennel and ity Parish HOUFC by Youiu- VTl i People's Fellowship. i,riire nf 300 suit with uatliered inverted refreshments- Mr.s Michael • ' Williurr. Csetr were host- Attend Public Sessions- ,l,,u-rt-st> e pic(lt 8nd fi1Pm|.sn i,lpii,ir; Karnns. decoi'ations- and Mr.s i'^™. The performance at nnoa «illi wine aIld Mrs Robrn Pftrrson ln Hobe).t Simonspn and Mrs , will be fir children, so parents SPECIAL! Told tray attend Good Friday serv- i'i«''l Kcrani- n tailored striped grey and Robert Mathiapen models Re- ices. Other showings will be , decoiatea white chemise, belt optional. (frerhm-cnts committee mem- 10 WOODBRIDOE—Members i tlonal conferences. at 3:15 nnd 7:30. Tliere was plenty shown, bei'.s were Mrs. Oeorne Wasl- P, | I of the Wooxlbridfce Township! The annual federation din- thoiiRh, for the die-hards who lik. Mrs. Joseph Medvetz. Mis. A lolly pop dance, May 3, Oil JMinQaV Ffldtratlon of Teachers, at ner will be May 8 at Button- vow they'll never try the new LeRoy Slmon.sen, Mrs. Robert 7 to 11 In the Parish House vu WJ i j gphQ,,] Monday, were urfjed wood Manor where Carl sly In. Mrs. Chris Zehrer Leslie, Mrs. Peter Yacoyina, 17 AVENEL - Sunday, at 8. by their president, Stephen • Mesrill. president of the r\a- ha* o^" ^"cdiiled. • 1 rinwn raspberry cotton Mrs. Leo Farley. Jr., Mrs' Jo- the ciianeel Choir of the First j Szlllnzky. to demonstrate con-' tional federation, will speak, '.'„'• to show suit with bolero M |>h Burylo. Mr.s. Baseba, William Pieshvteiian Church will sin-cern rosardlng education fa- i jj _ Gilbert jacket. She topped this with PreliMi rs Decorating commit- Heinrich Schultz's "Seven Last [cillties, building and program ^,s Anthony Slated in show a stunning law black straw tee members were Mi's. Arthur Words of Christ on the Cross". | by active participation in study tfw; C0L0N1A were 1 LUN1 A 1'ishman hat with ripped brim and M.wk, Mrs. Joseph Lima, Mr.s. The work represents the j public meetings and educa- merits'"^" appointl've"'vs 'plec-1 c ^° t . • st^T^b^ebtll Irr.iii.'h. matching cluster of red roses, pi-tci1 Fenick. Dressing-room greatest European composer 1 Hi0 Board of Education. ^ • •A sky, Jr.. ii Mrs.'William Burns showed helpers were Mrs. Frank of sari-Pd music of the early shw ,heir sin- Sew ami fl red Italian faille cocktail Bloom and Mrs, John Refczek. 17t Ii century, wh^n conKresa- ] Mrs. Edward Maloney and day and the followins Satur- i1' | sown with which she wore a Tecn-ani1 state helpers were tinnal slnRinif was first taking BPW Asks Clubs Mrs. Helen Vlncz were host-'day at 2 o'clock nt the Pnm- st>ie j lai-Rf flat hat of soft folds of Carol Ann Zfihlocki, Betty. ft>rm- esses and Mrs. Berwin Fra«- 'sylvania Avenue field, ii,..,t rMieme Silk net. Mrs. Fred Slmonsen Ann Km-nas. Phyllis Yui:ovino! T1'" Wl)rlc tt'ns orisinally j_ To Aid Library iner and Mrs, Martin Rogoff Sponsor plan to plarc at I..., evokiilK was .slunnuiR ui a t:uii{erlne and Putty Pmiko. ! worerl for a five-voice choir j' I presided at tea. Julius Sabo least two teams in the Town- j land five unspecified Instrii- j WOODBRIDOE — The and Miss Claire Mullen pro-j ship Junior LeaRiie.. Tlic a:.$<) A. M. ] Naylor, chairman. Further plans for the festi- ' Betrothal Told val will be made at the BPW SMOKED HAMS AVENEL — Mr. and Mrs, nioctiiiK April 2 at The In- Home Made WUhain I, RuiKh. Yellow • dependent-Leader BulldiiiR.A Smoked and Fresh iSprlnus. Ohio, announce tho nominating committpc will be enciiKCfiient ot their (laU'^hti'r. named to report at the ses- ( KOIBASI (arleret High School Stadium Mis:; Scott RuiKh. Jo Robert sion. May 2. • Andrews Mazssur son of Mr. Miss Rosalie Dooley has SMOKED BACON' and Mrs. Flunk C. Maxzur, been named chairman for the - in Averwl.-i •* • • ' !f5istallftiteii"(itnner-a«t|ie Co MiKi Ruich Is ii Ki-aamite of|im,ia country Club May 22. Fresh Ground Fresh — Sponsor — Douglass Colleqe and is pin-! Norman Tanzman, chairman ployed at the Academy uf! of the Barron. Llbrai'y Board, I'OPPY SEEDS LEKVAK Natural Sciencfs in Phlladcl-; wm be toastmastcr and Dr. phin. Mr. Ma/xur is a eradii-ijolm P. Ixwo. principal of ilarlnvt Council of Churches ile of Rut«rrs University and I woodbrldse High School, the 'Everything for Your Easter Feast" served with the U. ti. Army i speaker. Mrs. Gertrude Lee, abroad. i Matawan. .State BPW presi- Open Sunday — Tel. KM-4900 dent, will be Installing officer

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HOA1) SPF.NOING KTKI) I VS. WAXWORKS // 7/ir.v Only Uatl / SPI as Officers Holli maim' parties tonk Tlie NiUlnns rnpit.nl hn.s fi Pri7fs Awarded Winners Listed new iitt^RtUnn which, it's ' For Methodist Church ISol Talivn the /•» For I7'ir •tfp.'i rrrmtlv to spin I.Iio nn- .sponsors fiiopr, will draw as COI.ONIA -- Orders for *'•'( X !l 'SKlDliK T|]H:V<' tiimnl highway promnm. By Local VI rnnny vlMlnrs us the spring At (lard Party HIPS, bPnriiiK thr picture nf entered the offices of the M h By Clubwomen Auxiliary to the Avpnel-Colo- Senntor Willinm F. Kniw- WOODBRlDCiE •]; , clvrry Ijlossoms and the AVENEI. - At a curd party HIP NPW Dover Methodist (i Tninsiiorl ('ompiiny. New nia Jewish War Vetrnins Post lancl. Rppublirnu of Cali- WOODBRl D 0 E — Mr,' fleers elected l>v t,ln> v Washington Monument. Chwch aie n b(1 n Ulk<1 Pninr.wlek Avenue, Hopeluwn. met with Mrs. Sol Fh-ksei, fornia, rrv?aled that nftcr a flionsorrd by Slxili District - °* ' « " mid nlihoii!!h th-cy made oil George DeStefnno. Mrs. Ed- Jeffrey Road, Colonia. and bridge Pont V.P.W. niv ,i 1 It Is a "wnx museum" (if Die . by the Womnn's Roclcty of u'Kulr.: rr.netiiiK of party t.ypr made famous by Mmr I) c m i». • r« I i t Organization ChriHtlnn 8l(rvlh. April 16 at 8. hostesses will be- real pet. Perliap* tile thi;-?i project. Community Center. | Harold J. Carpenter could inn, resist the brown nnd Representatives will nit/"1 '...Uio. Mr-. Norman Dunham, M,.s Frnnk Herman and Mrs. I I advocate; John ,). | Mrs.' John Njsbil, Wilbei'l white puppy whose tnil wa^fd the spi'ini; conference April 1 C'tIT IN GUARD BARRED j The Drum nnd Bus!*' 1 constantly. Ve.'-slei . Mr. nnd Mrs. Jack nt Rahway nnd the music A House Armed .Services) three year trustee; :Rt.,,„ festival April '•!!> in Ploinii.'kl MucTvir. William Moran, Mrs. The money was laken from sub-i-ommitter ^ .mini-jDobus. Andrew W:,, „ VON The Ameiican Ili.mc De- Uriiljin. John Ne.sbit. Mrs. a steel cublnet which wa.' mously rfJorUrd a Defense De-; Prank Wurclial. eounh partment will meet today a Hmitli. Thomas Mee- Dragos Talks lirokcn open. Oilier articles •)!irtment plan to fpd«c:-j Pick a INVw tiiken HH'IC two enrtons of hut - !75 Sherry Street ' Army National Oimrd and] Honev Russell, ,s i- ti r weiBhliiK 100 pounds, Iwr Tlie installation Cornmi'ic ( Ml • Winners: at tables were Mrs. Aimy Hi'.sei-vr forces by 10, basketball coach. l . Miiclver. Mr. LotiU). Mr. NM- On '58 Budget (ises of whiskey, n'new tr.iv- vill meet tomorrow with Mrs. i:1 KASTKR p - cent. -jnninrd honorary cliain,, ;)il, Mr;; Orlancio Coppola. AVENEL — Elmer Draws. TO SI'KAK HKRM: Warren n.jelCT's clock and an rlei-lre tarl Carstense.n lo arrange P1 The panels flection was , the Basketball Oldlum \!is. Smith, Mrs John Mahon.iThird Ward Commltteeman, n.ivii>s st,)te t.oinmal,der nt or a dinner at Coloniu Cdun- s 1 i.ot final but it could lead tinner, sfhrdulrd April ; KONNKT... Mrs. Ili'iiry Kurhwiilu. Mrs. j l»ke on the Township budget, , c in Legion will take ry Chtb. Miiy 21, ho Ampri : 11-,,. defeat of PenU^'i Pl»"-S- Pi'nspeet Hull. Ilnmkl' VInm fihi-hoski. Mrs Henry for the Third Ward Second , |M (h(, d(.di(,a(ion of the; Mrs. Gerald Dal I on nnd Kennedy, W. District Democratic and Civic jj|n.|0 here tomorrow. *1IT. John Alv.iKi. Jr.. rep'c- Club. ^ejir.ea cne ciuo Bt v\* a..v.::a Lei Fmlrir Si vie Your Hair Nnn-pliyiiis awards went; Mi', Uavicp lives In Mountain- Clu!) Woman Dfiy" In New- Ir, Mrs. . I.nuil.ouis BaiterBaiter,, Mrs' The fb rn*™A M^ side, HEALTH HINTS ljihuncc Nnv llcuulv! Thomas MN-l.an.Mw. Walter! ?ragM for \e-e]eclon an*, lrk. K.,bl,.skl. Joseph ImbrlnW.IMrs- J»»pa "oppler and| This column is contributed EASTER Ralph Miili-a and Mr, Tarsi- Henry Kennedy for county, us a public service by The ,.,„„ . committee. Clubwomen Get Medical Society of New Prize Winners rl nd appola a d Jo ' Mrs. Anthony O'Brien was ° " ° ^ " : Jersey and the Middlesex .•hiMrman. assisted by Mrs. *l* DesPlalr* were welcomed Fredric's as new members. Group Report County Medical Society. SPECIALS! Rnl|)li Mulea. Mrs. Walter Listed by JWV Hostesses were Mrs. Henry Questions should be ad- Drabln, Mrs. Maclver, and AVENEL — Mr*. Andrew; AVFNEL--Thp Avtwl-Ciol- Suchwala, Mrs. William Keif- dressed to The Medical So- Easter Treat Mrs. Francis Tobin. presented a slate to [ onia Post. Jewish Wnr.Vc't- Re . $15.00 rieder.Mr.s. Walter Wilk, and ™' ^m^chaTuta- i dety of Jersey at 315 e Mrs. Philip Svoboda. The • ly prnnR, conducted a raffle ;it >»*«**• CUT, WASH, lows: West State Street, Trenton dark horse prize was won by Monday at .Jewish Community PERMANENT, i Stales Topic Mrs. William Hansen, presi- 8, New Jersey. Center r c i i w e 'Joseph Godby. RESTYLE ANI) dent; Mrs. Joseph Radowslty. SHARING EASTER HOPE First prize, a hi-fi phono- "'or Sabbath Sermon A mRetinK of the spring first vice president; Mrs. The Easter Seal Campaign, SET dance committee was held. Ki'apt^, was won l)y A. Itkci- AVKNEL — Rabbi Moishe Daniel 'Levy, second vice beins conducted currently Mrs. John Mahon, chairman, artll. Jprsey City: second prizo Cahana, C'ongrrHnlion Sons of Mis. Frederick! under the leadership of the announced returns must be in a movie rnmera. by R P Siin- Jarol) announced his topic for Hyde, recording secretary: j National Society for Crippled by April 12. sone, New York: third prtaf lomorrow niuht's service as Mrs. James Atkinson, cor- J Children and Adults, Inc., af- a deep fryer, by H, Rednick GIRLS' "The Way of GivinR". respondiiiE secretary; Mrs.! fords each of us an oppor- BOY, 5 ENJOYS READING Newark. The winning numbers Hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. William Kuzmiak, treasurer. I tunity to do some genuine were drawn by Lawrence Ralph Alter and Mr. and Mrs. LOUISVILLE, Ky, — En- Miss Helen Ann Stendahl.j sood. And there is so much of Berg, a truest. Harold •Melt.z in NEW-LOOI honor of cyclopedias are easy reading High School junior, has been! evil regularly beins accom- The post has received per- Your Hairdresser their 12l,h and 15th wedding for five-year-old Michael to represent both the [pushed all about is that in ! mission from national and • :inniwrsnnes. Carr. He besan reading labels | c,,,llloi. ttlltj jun|or clubs at these times we should be State executive committees of Tel. FU-8-9883 ; DUSTER Fredrie The procrnm chairman for on canned goods before lie I the citizenship I n s t i tu te , grateful for the opportunity. Jewish War Veterans to Fredrie and Seven Capable Operators to Serve You the April 1 meeting of the ; was one year old. At two, he Douglass College in June, !' The funds realized from chaniu' its name to Wood- SLsterhoDd will be Mr* Ralph ^d graduated to the tele-! meet ^ slo. this drive arc put to one of the bridge Township Memorial 150 Elm Avenue, Kahway Hess. COATS The theme will be ; phone directory. His mother, | ^^.^ ej,g.decoratmg b yMiss most commendable and heart- Post of Jewish War Veterans. "Passover". Mrs. Matthew Carr, says; "No,., . _ ,. . warming uses conceivable. M y L Gah Seymour Mirmclstein, post one tried to teach him any of! ^ ™ ^' i Much of the money that we Mrs. Francis Clooney. presi- commander, announced '-lec- in sizes 7- Official says tankers cut this. He did it entirely by; nive—or have taken from u.s dent and Mrs. Levy attended a tion of new officers Will be tramp ship's cargo. - nowadays returns to us very i meeting of Suburban Women's April 14 with installation May What the . . . little in the way of satisfac- 12. National, State and coun- •jiChtb, South Plainfield; Mrs. tion. But here th-e reward is WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. ' Joseph Wukovets and Mrs. ty representatives and Town- "Smart Little Folks" preat, indeed. We can truly ship officials will be unests. 18 GREEN STREET Clooney were representatives feel that-we have given not Are Wearing . . . WOODBRIDGE, N. J. new life to boys and Gl LOAN DISCOUNT RAISED THIS EASTER! ' Enclosed please find $3.50 for one-year dowsky and Mrs. Galisin men and women, upon whom The Veterans Administra- subscription lo: physical misfortune presses tion has raised tlie discount SIMPLEX iM'lin and Mrs. P. J. Donate $6 Value* INDEPENDENT-LEADER heavily Our gift is the talis- ceiling on GI home loans in and Mrs. Clooney attended a man that releases them from an effort to stimulate tlie CARTERET PRESS History Club ses- Vexies bed and confinlny chair and How of private funds for the Ana: EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON opens to them the door to the shnnkiiiK program. tor this yoiiNi; \cr :•> The club will altend a enjoyment of the wonders of Discounts up to C'j per 1 To be sent to: theatre parly Juno 6. At nexti, , j j , f .. u! tin ncw-louk . .', 1'itmous for 1Blun an( lne SOC t ty o m n cent will be permitted, de- NAME month's meeting Mrs. Levy lls ,,ffwt LS not only l0 piw pendin:: on the locality and tluster-coats th.it.: will show .slides of European sl],(.nt,lh t0 lnpir limbs bul the amount of down payment. wonderfully i.\i. cathedrals. | j , their spirits. Who Quality - Fit and ADDRESS w n! s t0 The former top wa.s 5' ^ P*r suits and die i' knows what bounty nf high cent imposed last August un- TOWN*.-....:. Physicists gauge .solar sys- service and ureat leadership der requirements of-the 1957 Stylc.lv. ,tl\| Durability tem age by stud,y of moon. may accrue to u.s all as the Housing Act. sure-fit r.i.!,r result of a body and spirit sleeves, turn-In.k thus strengthened and liber- t LOST AND I'OI'NIl • ated'' cuffs, sp.ul!;: j So, listen to the Easter Seal LOST-Heaving Aid-Vicinity white lineu-l' kl appeal with ear and heart. of Carteret Hi«h School and ovcrcollars... y i. ll The spirit of Easter is the Hill Section, CaitereL Call spirit of hope. . .Share it with 1 backs graced v.::h| K.l-1-870 .!. 3-28 vou afflicted fellowmen. "' " l plc;its and Ih.w, Two fiibrics—cot' >a and rayon G--'!vl •fiiillo, or linen-l .• raj'on. Spring na\;. t\ SALE new pastel eu! Last week's snow storm and your many phone calls have prompted us to repeat our anniversary specials LIMITED TIME ONLY! GIRLS' as-iin this weekend. We want our many friends to have the opportunity to celebrate witli us in the form of savings! Early Birds! Here's your opportunity to get the finest lawn your money can buy-A Wonderlawn SMART NEW THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY and at a big savings! It's the first and only sale (MARCH 211 (MARCH 29) in Wonderlawn's 82 year history—to encourage FASHION the benefits of early feeding-early seeding. English Bone China 52 Pc. Stainless Steel Thi^offer is limited. So, be an early bird...Buy SUITS nowL.Save now! This year greet Spring with a Flatware Set Wonderlawn of Permanent Beaiity! in'siies 7*14 $

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UOUDOIK • MAGAZINE KITCHEN Salt & Pepper LAMPS 1 CLOCK With Fibre Class RACK . SHAKERS SUidf Was o.»» Schwartz Shoes R«.' 14.98. Q.69 IU|. 1 99 4.95 ..... ** 2.98 1 .49 Pair J'pr. 3.98 * plus Ian Value ....'. -I iir. RITCHIE'S Use Your llantb-L'taarge CONVENIBNT BUDQET PLAN USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN GARDEN CENTER 1519 MAIN STREET RAHWAY, N.J. AMlRlCA'b URGtST FAMIU CLOTHING CHAIN For Your Easter Shopping Convenience, We KRASNER'S GIFT STORE Ht Inmuii Avenue, (oloniu WOODBRIDGE Will lie Open Next Wednesday, Thursday (Just Went of (iiirden (ireen St. Circle ilwllni Intrisrttloli Of Kuutrs I - I and Friday Evenings Till1 9 1522 MAIN STREET Phone Fl-8-0088 (Near Cherry Htreet) RAHWAY Open Friday Till » f. M. State Parkway) TEL. FU 8-1280 1'I.KNTY OF FKKE PAKKINii OI'KN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TU ti I1. M ^^ TAOF SEVEN {(><- Loops to A. id Browns Champs Mike Siekierka Si. Joe's Vi in After Winning Rolls 639 Set Playoff Title II Palsy Drive Admission will bp by dona- , [lin basketball Playoffs, 63-47 In Pin League In dub Leapie ws t0 tion at the door. The Livr •,'i,,iiii", f"' CARTRRET - B!j? Ted (1 Y'ers will be in charge of re- TARTfRFT Tt.e St. Jo- i,,;,] P.ilsy f»'» Morten scored 18 points, 10 C'AK I'FRf.T I "d bv n bril- freshments and help collecting House Plant Helps seph's basketball tcnm ricferff. uwi- ,|.,y bnsketball in the first period, fts the H""'639 ret by Mike SlPklorka donations. If you took In the fd the Bnnles in thr final , i- ,t lit* contests, Browns Tavern defeated St. who scattered the pins for show In New York you may The schedule for tomorrow: playoff series to .tipttnc the . ill. the hljh i>meirUis, 63 to 47. In tne scores or 201, 212 »nd 226. the [hav e ,„„.,„. 5nme tlmP ftl the 6:00 P. M., foul-shooting con- 1957-58 chfunplnnshln in ths" n , , jfls' leases, fniil nnd deciding game of lending Qrolimnnns educational exhibit, on house .'l'. .- H teams and tests for Cub 1 and Cub 2: Club LKIRUP NIV 1 T;hc fii.til is the Senior League playoffs to Atffn.y scored a : ni.mts ,,i,t nh by Hutners nnd 6:15 P. M., Cub 2 All Stnrs vs. srore wits IS to H i,'rl|l.s Wlll ittaw the Senior League bi two-vnmi' victory over the Cornell. Crtto 2 AH-Stars; 7:00 p. M., ! ',1(,i.inK contests for the '"' ,. ...iniw. St. Joseph's vs. Cuft 1 All- i . , d h variety of v 1HIP Stars; 7:45 P. M.. Class "B" and plow ill thr in nil ralmew to the St.' We.!.H-s«|ny at the All-Stars' n. Class "B" All- J,, ,hnlvo uca n ^ w pl;ly Ht. Joseph's wsseh. they played f* •««l"inv ullp.vs, , vM ,h(1 t,ftn((e flf yom. ,n. '1 lie second Star*; 8:41 P. M., Cla.ss -A" ! in.'.' v.nhniit thp services of two of In winning, the Orohmaniw c|oov CTrdenlnK. About 80 nr- s0)t (),„, A'lT Stats vs. ClAss "A" All- l.n,-in, •*•* lilllll together the •hPir stars. Billy Ohder and rqjlrd ,i terrific l.OTi tuily In " rjI1|,rd mi H ...volvln;. plat- nndf,r ,,.. 1(nd the Stahi. Monk Znbtl. this loss rcsullpd the tiiul gi.inp. whl:-h rorp-j form provi<|pd a sort of. The towns were practically " iiH . •Ramblers. The -^hedule for Mondny: i (i rlrnbbins at the hands of | srntcd spcond hi;.h tcum [ f i| r interesiin a :imp n8 o K i"1-1 dead'lo;^ed all the way to the, •,IinP will be St. 0:00 P. M., Foul-shooting con- Brown's Tawrn | ,-:core «r t*e current B«aon. i colorful plants. • final period when th-1 Saint1! ,.,,,ue champs tort for Midget League; 8:15 Bnm-n s Went ahead In the j T , , ,.. ,.,. l1f s< 0()Mtl pl( e Wnlt Yhey were divided into let loose with a nine-point I;-,,- tciim frnm P M., St. Joseph's vs. Mid'ict. firm, ppriod by two points. The Gene's stayed in the race by ( ••rniips---plants that grow In barraRe to win out by a cfbse 'l-StBrs;'7:00 P. M\. TUmh- Hivm, boys outacored their .shooting 1.042 In l!«. fliw'. poor liftht, those that need acorr In ovdei- to win. thpy ,rc lll"Ml to rs vs. All-Stars; 8:00 P. M.. opponents lb to 6 to roll up winning a two-wmc s.", from winning a twowmc s., from only moderate light, and came frohi behind to tnke the St. B^metrlvis' vs* Senior ft biR 2816 ld t th hlf ft biR 28-16 lead at the half- Academy. Thp wlnn.rs roil, I flowering plants that need lend and emerge triumiihant. ' .ague All-Stars. 11 v:ny mark. The leaders con-|a bis 2.844, led by M;itt "Pop all the lisrht they c«n jpt. | The box score: tinned the a.wault In the thjrd Sloan's bit- 626. Joe Vernlllo Ther° were also buro*6us st. fosfph's !owl Wins Quarter and after gaining a [n iso starred with 213 and 203.plants for lndoorS. plants for- 46-25 lead they took it easy 1 0 2 ST. DKMKTKIIIS QI'INTKT. Senior t.i>us\i(- rli impions: Left to Hglit, William Ginda, Richie. Zysk. .shooting 616, dry locations nnri IntercstiiiH' in the final round. 1 4 8. PAL .lames Kiral.v. William Omlcr, Hank '/.ahel .md Rohrrt Kent. Knpplinu, Stcvr Billin- and Zlxay Chomickl with 233, plants for children. Muchi 2 6 skl. Rny Wi/na, Manaeci llpnn.v Marianiwi, Richard l.ukarh. Nick l,phiitshy. Mlsslne Marty Mengel scored 16 (iumes Over led Babic's Furniture to a Judges thought so well of Linr'ermnn 0 0 0; from pieturr nrc Kaymnnd Zu/woiskl and .larkir Mcsqiiita. points for the winners to win three-game sweep over Siibo's. «cond place the exhibit that Rutgers and Powers 0 0 o-' in NEWS well Cornell won medals from the Carpenter 0 0 0 Mew Ytrk Florists' Club find Pltv.Rerald 1 0 2 Tlie Hill Ramblers Win Bob Sloan Rolls In all there were three 1,000 Ihe Federated Garden Clubs three- names lolled. (if New York State. 5 6 16 „ |(iry over the fh« Pal organization will The scores: Attendants from both uni- Habo's 1n the les ijoici ^ annuftl Enster egg Playoff Title W Set for Rockets Remain lOrohmann's 936 910 1072v-ersities who were on hand to A, Comba 0 2 ,,ml Industalal 1 nunt snturdny, April 5. at the City Line 951 908 943 answer questions passed out Llsnyp.zys „, at Hill Bowl. ST, PETERSBURG, FLA- 0 1 1. weather permlttln?:. In Junior Loop Veteran scribes covering the thousands of copies of a leaf- Davidson 2 2 6 (s \ypip dpclded Fourth Week rpne Recreation Department On Top, Taking Babic's 942 919 1016 let packed with information j Comba 0 0 0 with the Bowl! two-day bnsket- PARTFPPT Tin » ™ dt'"US Ci''CUit '" ln0*' Sl"lny 853 951 wl)1 stage a CARTERET—Paced by Bob- Sabo's 94G about house plants. They Bnldwln 0 0 0 .;,: ins of 10, SO jamboree in which nil CARTERET - The Ram- Florldfl mrw that t)]p bpst bnll by Sloan, who hit his fourth Two from Jets •ailed It "The World on Your Belitz 1 2 4 ! basketball leagues will par- biers. outplavinR their oppo- forward step basebnl! ,ias 823 1042 600 set in as many weeks, the Walt & Gene's 979 Window Sill." | "212 in the nents by a wide margin from, takpn ,n y(lflrs js thp ..ni,,v ticipate, Tonight will brln* icsijur - leading Main Offi CARTERET — The league Academy Alleys 863 927 91B One of the valuable features 4 6 14 start to finish, became the, lsor fol. rooki(is Carl Mar- Iti the girls' leamies leading Rockets remain No. 11 if the leaflet is the list of st Jons 5 1 1 9-18 1D57-58 Juninr Lenaue "ham-, „„.,.„..,. ._ '••'•t.Vier solidified their posi- Wl re bin fea-J and Cub leagues. Poul-sho>)t- pions nf Cart.nret by'd?featln« or. the "hit parade," as Lefty! GERM-KILLINC. GAS nlants In the five groups I 5 2 1 6—14 SPKAKINO AS a onetime tion in first place by bumpinu house teamteam " contestt t wilill bbe hlheld ffor the Sabers. 39 to 12, in the nT ihe Shelter Tuesday at the Wojcik calls it, by knocking, mentioned. There's also ad- | third and deridinrr same of fresh-from-the-bush rookie cfi the Jets in two out of: JERSEY CITY, N.J. — An ;,i\v trails the arid boys. Academy Alleys. By winning. vice on light, water, tempera-, Rutgers has played basket- • !„„ tre myself i go along 100 per cent. three games in the U.S.M.R.1 Army Chemical Cm-ps scien- On Monday, three names •'•'• Office increased its lead turs. soil and fertilizer. You ball against 83 different col- (or third and On my first trip to St. Petf- in handicap bowlins? league at, t.'st has announced the dis- will feature the Midget All- to four may have a copy by writing ;e!res since it first began to. close match Sin rs against the league tional Division rare, while the 1941 I created n'i much excite- tlv; Woodbrldge Bowl-Mor • covery of a serra-killing gaf to Garden Reporter. College participate on the court In; r ^t « to 2 ball name. Sabers were the winners in ment as another run in ;in 18 The second place Electrons ] last Tnuvsday niRnt jwhic h mftv have widc u.se ln nf Agriculture. New Bruns- 1P0G-07. Fedlam's cjmetrius' and an All-Star without a .spot). In the last the physical defense division wrote in for the New Jersey specialist. :b ''ii team from the Senior Leavue. teams maiked the team play, " »">ysflf. surrounded by a Bobby Sloan comes from a two the Ramblers scored by of the Chemical Corps at Port Garden Manual. Leaflet 104. This contribution from Mr. the Ramblers rolled lit) a 12-2 ljlini'h of glamorous Big Lea- bowling family ihis dad, rout margins. Detriek in Frederick, Md., We're having more printed. Johnson can get a beginning | • : nr Kepleh'8, Tne Live Y'ers will aid in, the half- Bum—all trttal strangers. Matt, who Is now retired, was The Aces won three games said the .nas is as effective as H-J09 round to ,eilln(r refreshment* and col-' mun*in to lead at Meanwhile, we have some- gardener over the planning \ one of Carterefs best bowlers r:;'o a sweep over; i^t f,ln<|8 for the Cerebral marlc. 12-4 The Ramblers | GOOD OLD Ln'ty Gome/, from, the Giants in easy. formaldehyde vapor, but acts thing especially useful for the hurdle. The diagrams of row \ in hi.s heyday > and his broth- ! :n!i Scmen*a'was{ pjigy fund. We urge all t»a- i kept UOIIIK at a torrid pace in finally rescued me. Wed met fashion. In the final match. more rapidly with* fewer ad- early stages of vegetable arranfisments are especially ' f r •14 bin it all went renls t0 conif and ,ee tne|r the third period, to lead by playin» in the old Bushwick.'s ' - Oeor-jc. average well over j the Bombers won a pair of \erxe- side effects. Its name is n,ard«nln«., It's called "Plan- helpful. ) ; youngsters play and note for 24-4. lwldnm th* omxiMiion park in Brooklyn and, under 175 and 190, respectively. Dur- games from the Ski-Boys, beta-propriolactone, a com- ning the Vegetable Garden,", If you want one of these ask • . •::II.S' won two themfelves how much their scoreless in this period, hi.s sponsorship, and a kind as- ii:'! the past four weeks Bobby; « the final after taking pound used previously only in ir.d was written by W. Brad- tor ••Plawrine VtbVegetabll e ' : ki's with Nick | children have improved since' S02-558 set. t the season started. Humbler* o VI 12 15 3fl boys let down the barriers, f 609. j :f, Television won The Little Leaguers Com-!Sneers 2 2 0 R—12 eveii '^ot to take a few cut.s in The scores: :ii Ciszak's. Bill j mlttee |s busy every week pre- buttiiiK practice. Main Offlri; i3) 8f>8 95:! 925 I JI2 for the | paring for the coming season. THESE DAYS, nnd rightful- Smelter i o"i 703 74G 731 (The most Important item Li Winners Listed ly so, rookit-s are faii-luiirt'il Electrons < 3 i 889 919 977 : Tuvnn won the th,u ttn the boys will be ln- Imys in both lramlt'S. The LIVE MODERN-JOIN Lead Burners <0> 821 856 856 :•.,,ni Perry's, with sured and tlw cost to each Yanks started the trend bir.-k Mechanics #1 878 904 895 to the player will be 50 cents, insur- In Ree Leagues in 1951 with early spring in- Silver tfli 819 844 833 ance to run from May until HtnirUun schools for briijiit nice Station the end of the season. Regis- prospects in the farm system. HILL BOV'L New Jersey's Most Distinctive Club match, turning tration will take plnce on For'MY Mickey Mantle, Gil McDou- WOMEN'S I. \ni!E •i, i he last place April 12, 13, 19 and 20 at the CARTERET-The Cat'teiet Kiild, Bob Grim. Johnny Kuck.s • :.:• all three. nnd Norm Siebern certainly borough hall. First tryouts'Rp,,1T;1ljrin Depart ment an- Team Standings' Won Last v.i: ihe M & T will be held April 26 at the, nouT)rerl winner's in the 1(157- are sparkling examples of how Suto's Lunch 53 . 31 ii'.bt-ck had 200 high school field. More spon-^g basketball piwram. The valuable taking a "new look" CARPORT Hill Bowl Bar 53 31 .• Ainners. 1 1 : sors are needed and more;flnMO||nr,,mem was ; made by »t rookies has been. Silav's Shop-rite .. 491 34'. THK volunteers are sought to urn- Tommv couj'hlin. Recreation' VANKEES also spoi- Wult ft Gene's 43 41 1 kidnrs Drop 3 plre and to help manage director ' "K' ' sP'inu training's most Hill Bowl . ' 43 41 teams. i Sfninr ,,,.„,„,. {hnmpiims 'promising rookie through th.' SWIMMING CLUB, me. Sokler's Furniture . 35 49 J[m Final (tames In the Recrea- Demetrius':play- »nnunl " Uawson Award" Muller's Ins, 32 52 Browns Team tion leagues were played joff ciinmpioii.s. Brown's Tav- establishetblihdd by newspapermen Petrocy Jwlrs 27lb 56'j Monday, and here are the'prn covering the team in Now Under Construction and Will Be Oped June 15th... Three Kames winners: Hill 1957-1958 borough champs: '•• Junior Lcar..e Champions ': of the late, beloved New Yo.k »r over Mailer's Ins.; Senior league, St. Demetrius'. National Division. Ram- Times sports iter, one nf the POOL DESIGNED AND BEING BUtLT BY; |( il\ League Furniture over the hi.,....- »m..,.inr,.1 niui^inr, on. grandest men The l»af!ue )lers; American Divi.sic PADDOCK SWIMMING I'OOL COMPANY -erv ulavofT. Ramblers. Sltiir's Shop-rite over Hill NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY Tavern pin- The Junior league title iocs Champion!) •THE QUALITY OF MERCY Bowl; P(,trofy Jwlrs over • e games ln to thee Ramblers as welt a.s First half. St. Joseph's; SAN FRANCISCO—"Hand Suto's Lunch. High games and Brown's In- the playoff trophy. The Amer- half, St. Jivscph's. >No over your wallet," the bandit j ft ts: A. Shaner, Hill Bowl, ican League Division champs AH interested parties are invite*! to our !> ACRES of SUN 'N FUlV, •' City Bowling were the Sabers. told hotel clerk David H. ; 178-190-149-517; U. Yacullo, BiUnin rolled Cub league ' Haight. Haisht djd, apoloBiz-1 Hill Bowl Bar, 190-164-160- located at the end of MULBERRY ST. in the SHORECREST AREA of CARTERET. "Got any kids? the hold- 182-166-168-:";; M. Dusko, ri mark of the are undisputed champions. ( piJl>Offs, up man a.ske.d. I Suto's Lur "\ 171-167-159- : Bikinin rolled Cub 1 League won by St. '.:J and 247. In "Two," Haight replied. 4S7; J.McLew', Walt & Gene's CHARTERED MEMBERSHIP Joseph's winning both halves League lehamps. Braves: '••• the Brown "Keep the two bucks," the 194. Only then defeated Holy Family in! piayotT BIIVP.S •• ^810 set for a gunman said, and left with AVAILABLE... DO NOT DELAY a playoff and beat th« Eatfes i | ' Lranue • \ u:\rn mark. (; r s $48 from the hotti'.s till. Babb. coach of the 106 Maximum 350 Memberships In the second-half playoff, \ Girls A--Fhst half,, x-lts: place StOjka'B I Oreenwa id. S. C, Hlsh School | •if Falcon Hall second half. X-Its. ' True Love's Guerdon I football team the last 151 All Facilities Available To Members And, Their Guests Only! RUSSIAN PALLET I Class "B": First half, Van- years, has one of the nation's, • .is Danny Mc« Engine Driveil's Sweetie — guards; second h^ilf, Van- bett records. His teams have / •! iKO nnd 213. SBT8 TOUR '". •' "And do you always think of, Kuafds. >von 126 games, lost 29 and '••••ni continued LONDON, England — The diaiiiR your long n Membership Includes: Soviet news agency Tass has me durum your long "'^ tied 10. He has had three un- 'I place by acor- J Lucky World ADULT PQOL announced tJiat 132 members uips'" bt,ftten teams and quiy one • PRIVATE CABANAS •'•.n over Sltar'S. The world was created in Driver-"Do I? I've wrecked ^ . . 125' x 50' x 8(1' of the Bolshol Ballet Compa- ing season ovp| th (t; span •'•'• ai\d 619 set six days, no Senate confir- two trains that way already." , • FREE SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS ny will leav*e Moscow at the •-mg cause for Sweetie - "Oh, you dar- Dodner.s .sublet Ebbets Field • CHILDREN'S PAY CAMP CHILDREN'S POOL Fi>r the win- S, d of May for a /nonth'a «»tion bems necessary. - ling." to sports promoters. M ii had ft 240 vl«il t W PartsPt . ThThe company A>"""^ a^nr • RECREATION ROOM 35' x 35' ^ ,.|, will also perform in Brussels, • PLAYGROUND AREA 8,000 Sq. Ft. Swimming -ib. with a 2-1 and vlait several other West • TENltyS COURTS -v put an end European cities. and Diving Enjoyment --.ime winning • DECK SHUFFLE BOARDS : 1 •• d by the Wlw; Woman « PICNIC AREA from 10 A.M. to 10 P. M. Bill varga Student -4 To whom was «SUN DECKS f«Ji the Slovak Minerva married? Profeajor — My boy. when • CAFETERIA Season Rates: will you learn Minerva was • DANCING HINDER THE STARS HUSBAND, WIFE * if JT- f th» «odde« of Wisdom? She EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AND CHILDREN M> I 7jl wasn't married. lUmii-r 18) ^^w • PLANNED WINTER ACTIVITIES ( AI.L j.50 Better than None • CLUBHOUSE OPEN ALL YEAR Mistress — Mary look at Couples $125-00 this figure of Venus, it's "RANK'S covered with dust. Singles $75-00 Mary — Wall, ma'am that's CHARTER MEMBERS WILL & TELEVISION b*tter than no co(verln' at all. Financing Available Ave. RECEIVE 50% DISCOUNT ON It It PREVAILING RATES IN 1959. For us 17 70 *« The age of discretion is Low UN vhen you learn that nolWnK I f • I %J Month MEMBERSHIP BOND OF $200.00 Is as Important as you once Throujfh The thought ia wais.—Mlnneaiwlls Maturity in 5 Years,at 2% per Star. annum or full amount redeemable W00OBRK)GE NATIONAL BANK after 365 days. at LOW BANK RATES Go Bowling! Kor Further Information CALL or WRITK IOIN OUB _ LEttlES

AUTOMATICWJ* HN'SPOTTI HS CARPORT SWIMM NG CLUB, Inc. OR STOP IN AT Box41, Port Reading, NJ. CALL b tween 10 A.M.-9 P. M. Kl 1-8032 B U MHtl IKS, Jiuiiur League CIKIIIIIIHJIIS, Natio|ial l>ivUiun: l*ft to 0WL-MOR UNES H.UUKIT I mi KmidiU, Druiiis Mfdveti, Hi.lurl Wrlnli-, M l»iuga», Sttivt- Kondrk, 1VIK. O. liAICIC, Sales Manager K.ibiit VV NcWS from RECORDS holy communion; 7:30 Dcbrn Panel will COLONIA—Tlic Coin, , 77i« cantata, The Glory of week In Acapulco after finish- j Civic Associations of fni. imlCi 1 p *" lnR Earth to the Moon" in | formed a year and a to win be awarded ^ „ ,„ ,n st Dc. Cross; Oood Friday, Hollywood wonderful, pleasing s I y 1 r . Mexico. »ne does not say a j has been formally By Felix iThr (all Brown the_ Carterrt Republican mctrluV Comml|nlty Cpnt(11. Sacred Heart of Jfsus communion at 6:30 and 9:30 All ol yoii music lovers have Tl csr rtrc difficult lo describe] Social Club In connection with word about her marriagei : hherr 'by the State as a civic > , . , ,. , «. Boblck and his Rev. L. J. Patrick: Palm A M . Eagter fluratayi 6.j0 (I tiTfU ill stniP' "CiipltOl's •ulrquntrly fnr both are tops! Wlicn Jean Simmons finlRh- bridegroom hasn't been there, elation. to V held " 8, 9 a»djA.M. holy communion; 7:30 rew album iclcn.scs for March The "Top Ten" popular es "Home Before Dark," she'll and is not expected. The council Is made , May. ! y.ewsk! Is chairman. Join husband Stewart Gran- arc stupendous! ! 'unrs of the week from the 110:30 A.M. hlKh Mass with! A M ho]y comnmnloi»; 9 AM. She was seen at a bullfight membership from eiwin Kay Leonr* Is chairman of aer for a month at their These nil: examples of the Blllbrftrd MaERzine are: (1) IblnssiiVK and distribution of |cll0I .al euctwUt with sermon; with n handsome Mexican so- units from Colonla vi the show„,, I.. ..R. Clark will be TO MEET MONDAY | ranch. Then both will go to Blbum.s you mny sclent; "The SuKfutimc; (2• Catch fl Fall- cialite Yes, Mama went along, Dukes Estates, Jordan w In chnrgft of tickets and Mrs. CARTERET--The Order of pnlms and p r o(c e sslon ;, IQ:30 A.M. church school London for "NtRhtcomcrs." Musir Man." Fred WailnR and ln:< .Star; O> Don't; «•*• Get a Lynn Oaks, Oak Ridgr ;. Francos Undcman has beenithe Eastern Star will hold a Wednesday, April 2, Statlonn: FHSteT m.v]ce and prWiei t»- Jean had to have gray hnlr too. The Pennsylvaiuatis with .lob; 'Si Twenty-Six Miles; named chairman of publicity. • special mectlnR, Monday eve- o.', the Cross In English at 7 ' " . . lor this film, but dyes black Kim Novak will play ( SOUKS such as. "Till There ifi> Hull Alorm Sllvfry Moon; Ininu March 31, at 7:30 P.M. PM. and kissing of the relic "on of the Umten offering; 1 fnr the next one. llrlllnirer in "Story of Wits«Ynu": also by WarlnK Is '7• Sweet Mttle Sixteen; (8) ! In Odd Fellows Hall. nft th-I o TruTer-i Croft; ^ HolUAI,y faste, Easterr MondayMonday, holholy com- "tjc'lertlons From South Pa- Short Shorts; <»» Oh. Julie;BOARD TO MEET Thursday, Masses at 8 A.M.'munlon Rl 6:30 *M- . HellinRer." partlsan and HOII-MNI CARTERET — A board The Dan O'HcrHhy expect elfic" in which you may hear, and < 10' SWIUKIJIR Shepherd BREAKFAST CANCELLED jnnti 7:30 P.M. hiffh Mass; S Jloly Family R.C. Church their fourth child this summer. and "can not sponsor -A Wonrleiful Ciuy," "Honey , Blues. Rev. M. A. Konopka, pastor. Mnrlene Dietrich was hon- ,'-",• "j •• ^ "m"T u J ml CARTERET — The Hebrew P.M. to 7 A.M. adoration; ored by receiving an Invitation dorse the candidacy Dim," "Tliprf's Nothing Like ^^^^—^^ M V Clllb bre t person for public offin h• hrtd" Monday" ^nS' " " *"" which Good PrlHay. mass of the: R*v; M._J. Ksenlak, assent Shirley McLainc Is attend-. from President Elsenhower to « Dame." eU\ "The Dream ««n slated for this coming pw-.snnctifled at. 3 P.M.; 7'pasror; Palm Sunday, masses UC A was ing a class 'at ;^ ' '° ;attcnd a meetiiiR in Washinn- March 31, nt 8:30 P.M. at theBunday has been cancelled P.M. Stations of the Cross in flt ?• *• 9-an d I0:30 AM- nl(?h Girl" by Ray Anthony and learn Japanese so she c«nton ,D. C. in behalf of United Brotherhood of Israel 8yna- until a later date In April with Slovak and kissing of the Mftss wlth blessing dLstrlbu- Or (••ties t r a . playinn "Be- In Fashion Now speak the language fahly flu- States foreign aid, and is sorry witched." "Pretend," etc. "The KilRllC. Af.srmblyman David Stepa- rtllc of the TITJC Cross; Holy tlon of Palnw to"0*"1 by aently when she Joins her hus- she can't go. FORDS Torch With The Blue Flame" coff as guest speaker. Saturday, blessing of fire, procession and benediction; band in Japan. Shirley, by the by Jackie Olcason with fa- As the hemline aocs up It Ls |T O MEET SUNDAY water and paschal candle at Holy Thursday, mass at 7:301«»»"»• ' another Dlnah PLAYHOUSE 1 only natural that attention Is ,«..t n,. «.ii J v.. .. P.M. with communion and ".• „.„ _,.„.., „„:„„ 011ri HI-M34H vorites, "Time, "Fasclna- CARTERET — The Altar i' 10:45 P.M. followed ky mass ™|ShoJe TV show coming, and Unit t.oti.' "Ajjain." "Soon." etc. focused on the leg line, andand Rosary Society of the! at mldnlKht; Easter Sunday, P.1^8"^ r,^!11^...8a",l 1| ™thie c unlunrekase.ekasPdd picturepicturess. Good Friday mass of "Concert Modern" by Lea'shoes are «imms In for a lotHoly Family R.C. Church wfllj About Your Home mas.se.s at 7, 8, 9 and 10:30 Joins National Group - THRU Nh\, Brown and His Bund of Hc-of attention. meet this Sunday at 1:30 P.M. tn(1 How talented can you «et? WEDVESnAV, FHO.M A.M. high mass with Bene- 7:30 P^-sanctlfleP.M. lentcnd . adevotionst 3 P.M.; , WOODBRIDOE - M r s . nown play "The Nutcracker Tinted stockings, are snld to In the church for reeltatlon diction. ( Bob Mltchum, of all people, is president. MARCH 27 Thru AIMlli By FRANCES DELL j kissing of the relic of the True Thomas Feeneyy. Suite." •'Rhapsody In Blue,", be coming Into their own of the rosary followed by a St. Ellas G. C. Church turning into the Orson Welles (Showlni 6 Daw uud many others. Nat "King"; when properly coordinated meeting In the school hall. It seems that Tuesday's | '""•• '"'"" "•'•'• *"•—>••• | cross and adoration; Holy of 1958. announces the Parent-s' Aux- 1 iliary of the Woodbridge Cole's "Sonus From St. Louis! with cown and ,shoe. If this i.s chore-Ironing—ma_ _ n y soon be Rev, Augustine ( Medvlsy. \y, 11 P.M. blessing of, He stars In "Thunder Road. "OLD YELLER Blues" h;is "Harlem Blues," j so. It will be the first time a' thing of the"past."According pastor: Palm Sunday, masses the fire, water, ptuschal candle movie which his own com- ,M tt 1 e leagug e and Pony h t L has been accepted by With Dorothy Mr(,i,n, to" many leading textile au-.ft " a»d 10 AM. Confessions and baptismal water followed Is producing; he wrote has been accepted by "Careless DCK," "Stay," rtc..i sinee the 20's that this fash-1 pmiy in t'luuuv-B, --- Mid IVSK I'arkir Egry Announces thorltles. this dream of mil- Saturday at 6 P.M.: Wednes- by a ,-psurrcctlon Mass and wu_u i ___ t c,jr Raney is a new femmc ion has "taken' although the I the orlslnnl story about moon- {the National Women's Aux- piar who lias raptured, many j mamifaoturri-.s of stockings lions of home owners the day, April 2, mass at 8 A.M.. procession at midnight; Easter] ghi't^VfT'on' wliich the screen-! Mary of the Little League, 1'-teiiers In hrr album, "When, made numerous attempts t»| world over. Is not only possi- lentcn devotions 7 P.M. fol- • Sunday. Masses at 8, 9, ftntl Dlay Is based he composed the Members are requested to "HEAR ME GOOD" 1 Your lover Has Gone," Sueim.ike American women more blc. but it is only a matter of lowed by confessions; Holy 10:jn A.M. high mass followed mUslc for two songs which bring gift* valued at seventy- With Hall Munh ,,,,,| STIRS "My Ideal," "Heart And:•stocking conscious. There are n short time before wash and Thursday, mass at 8 A.M. by benediction. Keeiy Smith" sings in the pic-; five cents to $1.00 to the Jnr E. Kosc WOODBRIDGE — Spring wear clothes In many cotton i with Passion of Our Lord, Soul," etc. The "Popular Gold two aood reasons why this ture and finally he acted as meeting April 10 at B m bt. I Children 3:> Cm!, Album" by various artists and synthetic fabrics will \ services nt 7 P.M. followed by i ageiit for a new bobby-sox Idol' James' cafeteria, reed no ironing. Even that confessions: Good Friday,] \A\\\. IJelCHSC who makes his actini debut in of Little WEDNESI1AV. At'ldi features selections from top the Evangelical and 1st ration necessary touch-up of today. Great Vespers, at 7 P.M.: Holy this picture. Who? Jim Mitch- Lcamier.s will be Saturday "HUNGARIAN siKu\ selling albums Cole. Christy, American women thousands Church were announced by • Continued from Page li wm be a thing of the past. Saturday, maw at 8 A.M um, 16-ycnr-uld son of the ac- fiom (I to noon nt St. James' Garland. Oli'u.son. Ford, and thousands each year un- Rev. Leslie Egry, pastor. t f. M., necessarily and most of them This new era will mean Pascha blessing at homes on Van Burn and Cherry Street. School. Freshman, nnti many more The children will attend the Coiner Cherry and Jack- tor! make this u .supi-rb HUMIJTI and know it. It is common knowl- tailored suits, dresses, and request from 11 A.M. — 7 I circus in May. A Hungarian Street, wire wrapped Central American explorer one that will be in demand. etli'e that, a pair of stockings sportswear coming from the P.M.; and mass at midnight; son Stre pastry bake sale Is listed May home washer and tumble dry-; Easter Sunday, masses at 8 around tri . and guide, "Juiwle Jim" Pi'ice, The 45's urn tilled with could be made to Rive more 3 at the Parish Hall. Mrs. ei- as If freshly pressed The' A.M. Hungarian and 10 A.M. Car stopped on burning lms bml retained to help, rhythm that should have the i:ood service, not run after one Jerry DcReiwo Is chairman. Ritz Theatre ISELIN THEATRE elimination of ironing is made j old-Slavic: Eatser Monday Power wire. Have told raps'KOul P(manm locations for teen - t\|:ers scrambling! or I wo wpnrings. The colored 00 1 il Tnecsl Wfls ISELIN, N. J. M The Mother's Day tea will possible by the built-in quail- and Tuesday, masses at 7 and a " - ' pulledi filming of "The Naked ana artrrct, N. J. KI-I-S980 "Whafw Happened To Your fire more costly than lnr jbe May 11. A one-act comedy ties of the fabrics, plus new 9• •A.M •" , : out. 'the Dead," starring Aldo Ki.v NOW THRU SUNDAY Halo," an Okch record, by ll-fashioned or seamless tt-lU be presented by the TODAY Thru TllMny methods of garment construc- ' Seven power lines down on'Bn(j Q][H Robertson, and co- Little Joe The Thriller is atype women arc wearing, and Players Guild cast Includes Dninlliv McGuirr and ttiev feel they are already be- tion. In this new age. even the, |lhe coiner of Daniel and starrinf; Raymond Massey. number, while Hie Mrs. Steven Kovaoh, Steven l''css Parker in rockrockinn' ing made tn spend far too trimmings are to be designed j Sycamore. Area has been i' " , — THE PICTURE THAT YOU'VEL Dr AndrPW H n oUicr .side. "Don't Leave Me much on stockings without the beating a washing ^ - . »™ y: with out power since 1:30 P.M.' Jcrry Wald i.s walking on air HEARD SO MUCH ABOUT!) children will present a Alone." is a strong ballad. coinp into a more expensive m""hine gives them. _ ^ „„-.„,, "OLD YELLER" bold, daring dr.nn.u,! "Stiolinr With My Baby," cal. automobiles. Location is atim "Peyton Place" have iicen 1 mopersition. 2. Tinted stock- There are many fabric HungariaTi;"wednesday, In TiTlinicolor love and coiif Kapp. by The Tempos. "Blue- Rev. Egry will conduct a the corner of Poplar and | nominated for an Oscar. in;:.s are flattering only on ! combinations in the 2. fcrvices at 7 P.M. in Hun- birds Over The Mountain," 15-week series on "The Story Daniel Street. — Plus — perfect or almost perfect legs. clothes. These Include orlon- n: Maundy Thursday. 7 The Ronald Colmans. wfih (Imperiali by Ftankio Sands, ol the Church" for Sunday Power and phone lines lUndnlpli Srntt in . . something few of us have. I cotton, dacron-rayon, and rinv near 76 .-'Honky Tonk Train," (Capi- School staff and officers, and viunv nf the - ' "" "" " Mullberry their daughter, will be "DKCISION AT Pnlnlcd toes and needle PM EllBlish: Good Fd tol" by Bob Ram. are all real the Senior Hl-Youth. rin no. HevLn seam ' '" " Street. Down since 1:30 P.M. off soon for a two or three SUNDOWN" heels are fashion's favorite ?V day 7 PM in Hun rian anc1 fiOOC1 light now; however, the medi- pucke.nnrkPrs, evervrn afte«»7,r .epeaterelated „ - .„ ' «» . .' Comer of Mullberry and.numth sojourn In Europe, Special Kiddie Show pM EngUah; Satui dav Daniel t(j mgRmm Street. Sat. and Sunday at 1:15 "Whistle Me Some Blues," •im height heel remaining launderlngs. Pier Angeli is wanted in iCapitol i by The Four Fresh- Program Told 7 P.M. in Hungarian: Easter Sevrn powcr nnes down. lender, gnins favor each day. The no-iron finlsli on cot-Sunday. 8:30 A.M. English London to play opposite Bob MONDAY AND TUKSDAV MONTGOMERY CL:r men has a fast beat and Because of the thinned down tons Is applied by a chemical Hnmps havo no heat and 10:30 A.M. in Hungarian; corner of A.sh and Daniel Mltchum in "The Angry Hill," MARCH 31 AND AI'RII, 1 ELIZABETH TAYL'iRl "Nir.hts Are Longer" LS a'nn\i nf this medium heel shoe.! process In which the fiber te —'^ but before doin;; this, she'll By Sisterhood A.M.. street. power line beautiful ballad done in their t cives a much neater ap-j imprecated wlth a resin. The ^.^ ,n Hungarian a trip to New John Ericson in EVA MARIE SAU.T.I ienranee to the shoes Inns' WOODBRIDOE — The ex-method was Introduced soon : There York in behalf of,"Merry An- "THE CRUEL TOWER" RMNTREE •avorcd by tall women This I eeutlve board of the Slst«r-j after the Second World War. St, Mark's Episcopal ^^P-M, — Plus — 11 1 wel ncR aown ln CSOUMTY Fifty Entries s the shoe which remains' hood of Congregation Adathjn has been improved to such Rev. OrvlUe Davidson, pas- T' '" P° ' " John Hodiak in : ! of 61 Willow Street. 1 'ashionwise and offers a Israel met M,onday when Mrs. an extent that it will last the tor; Palm Sunday. 8 A.M. "BATTLE ZONE" NIGEL PATRICK•'LEE I- -,-; Tinximum of comfort. Too, it Murray Dern announcer! all entire life of the garment. Holy Communion and blessing Four power lines down near High Priced? For Autorama isilanc.es the shorter lengths j • a f f le sale returns must be | There is one problem; some "of palms; 9:30 A.M. Holy 10000 Willow Street. Not Here At WEI). THRU SATURDAY Corner of Leer and Birch WOniJBRiOGE "The •)f the chemise styles. 1 made by April 14. Hostesses, few people have an allergic communion with sermon; ne Mn line APUIL 2, 3, i, 5 Mrs. Alfred Rauchman,, rose lion to the resins used to Monday. March 31. holy com- ° » down. SAT. AT l:!!0 OMI Circle Autornma" will be held The T-strap shoe is some- 1 One B R I E G S The Flying Monster . Ling the designers dreamed jM »'S- William Sam«on and treat the fibers. Manufactur- munion at 7 A.M.; Tuesday, ^ down on Willow tomorrow, Saturday, and Sun- 1 Sll ect Near just imaaine—you can day at Circle Motors. Profits ilj to so along with the die- j Mrs. Louis Strauss, ers are working on this prob- , April 1. holy communion at ' ' "umber 15. "IT CAME FROM I nise dress style. Both were Mrs. Irwin Hundert, cliair-)icm and may have It licked J6:30 A.M.: Wednesday, April get a BRIEGS-BUILT will ^o to the Dragin' Anftels e ty. Both were — Phis — BENEATH THE SEA] Buildini; for use in complet- xipular during tlie 20's. It i.s'man, stated the Torah Fund; These wonder fabrics may 2. holy communion at 10:30 Suit right now ... in contrlbtlt i s ar wiH bc The Newly Renovated "HEIX IN KOKKA" 4 COLOR ('ART(>n\S| ing a clubhouse-garage, Route 'lpcoming Increasingly' im-i o ' ' P 'y |be starched, but then they A.M.; Maunday Thursday, pure -worsted twists, 27. lortant. ! June 5. | must be pressed. Because the 6:30 A.M. holy communion; fancy finished worst- Kiddie Matlner Laurel & I lurch The Cars' rxhibit*d will be the However, the basic shoe' Sisterhood will sponsorjdiemicals slve the fabric more 8 A.M. holy communion fol- eds or fine flannels or Saturday at 1:15 "THE FLYING IH H tne One FALCON best of 50 entries. Judges will Uyle for day remains the ! " Shabbat April 11 in. body, it is usually not ncces-, lowed by a light breakfast for gorges. All backed by 'loseri pump, but, for the eve-' celebration of the tenth an- i y starch, bt from the Eastern Hot Rod sary 0 usoaI1 our guarantee and fit- ij-Kocintiim and the show will lings, the barer, the brttor,' nivej-.sary of the State of, when this new treatment HALL ted perfectly. All alter- DftlVE-i t)e sanctioned by the Newhe newest innovation being [ Israel- I of fabrics reaches the point 106 Pulaski Avc, Carteret ations included at just THEATP Jersey TimiiiR Association. he sole and the heel that Mrs. Leonard Goldman and, v,here it i.s used on household STATE Mrs Is Now Available For PA- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley will 'nstens to the foot with ad- - Sherman Goldsmith are ]lnens as well as clothes, wo- THEATRE award the trophies Sunday at esive, leaving the foot com- directors of the play written menw ;u be .saved an untold • WEDDINGS $47.50 by Mrs 8. Adviser officer, Arthui iletely ban-. Here is a real ' Goldman for the amount of hard and tiresome Woodbridge. N. .!. 1 TODAY THRU SAT. Sl'N., MON., Tl I - Donnelly, Woodbridge Police "hshion item for you ladies donor dinner. (work, • SHOWERS Regulars - Loncs - Shorts 1 WED. THRU SAT. Tyrone Power Wherever Hi- \\ Attrnd and Be A First Nuhl< Starts 1 I" ^' 70 SMITH STREET VA-80665 PERTH AMBOY ('hildren Cii(Jrr 12 Admillrd Free - '"" OPPOSITE 8TKAIM) THKATWt, WKD.NFSDAY THRU SATURDAY This special purchase of bet- lAl'Illl, 2 .3 - 4 - 51 TWO TECHN|COLOIt 111 I ~: ter dresses enables us to pass Vul llryniirr - Maria Sehell - CUlre BUoni - Iff ' ('"h' worthwhile SAVINGS OF St. Demetrius Community Center "The Brothers Karamazof" $2.00 AND MORE on to you. - Plus - 681-691 Dancing Phil Carry Roosevelt Ave. „ Every Friday Catherine McLepd Wonderful selections now in Carteret Night all sizes, from 1 to 14 "RETURN OF WARBOW SUNDAY - MONDAY and' TVKS»A\ FRIDAY, MARCH AI'UIL 6-7-8 TWO BIG HITS IN < Ol(»i; $4.98 to $1 0 98 1 1 AL KALLA and His Orchcstru Glenn Ford, Jack Lcmrnon, Anna K^' ' j Brian Donlevy in BENEFIT—CARTEUET LIONS JTHE COWBOY" rHE FLYINQ MONSTER THIS SUNDAY, ^ARCH 30th ( fTOU FIND OUT — , Senate Office Building, inn to use the white or the have questions about your on an otherwise bleak picture of col- ture at a time when most also seek election to Congress card to prove they are 18 Washington, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue, Rahwny, social security rights and •up. The young man or woman hiRh school pupils are looking in twelve of the fourteen con- years old. Representative Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr. (R>, (Fifth legiate opportunity in New Jersey. responsibilities, write, phone Congressional District^, House Office Building, for summer work. The com- gressional districts of New For aR<;s New VorK officials to make decisions at all or visit your nearest office. Washington, D. C. Home, Morrlstown, They told the Committee that many mission claims additional Jersey next November. and others have gazed upon m life (In line with their ma- Study is needed before de- FUTURE:— With many of New Jersey as farm country New Jersey colleges are not operating STORK MIX-UP STATE LEGISLATURE termininir whether addltio nal i New Jersey municipalities stretching away from the ,md judgement) will develop in- EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I Senate to capacity enrollment and that many legislation is needed and troubled' by strangulation of swamplands. Many a time the i\sponsible citizen llss likely to — Mrs. Rase Branco, 27, John A. Lynch (Di. 55 Paterson Street, New Brunswick classrooms are vacant for part of the wants an extension of life to traffic. Insufficient parWng | Emplre sute j,as copted the planned a stork shower for Assembly a mental breakdown than the finish the job. facilities, inadequate water the progressive, laws and poli- day. Likewise, private college officials her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert William Kurt/. ID), 415 Conover Street, South Amboy Under existing law children supply and obsolete transit cies of the Garden State. Pev- uni whose parents have shel- Paoluccl t0 mavk tnc David I. Stepacoff , 390 George Street, New Brunswick people of Woodbridge have was taken to a hospital, where out that New Jersey Institutions regu- If a casollne pump is on the said. "All such periods thrust York. George L. Burton, Jr. (D), 6 Eggers Street, Route 9, premises, a boy under 18 can- upon us new and difficult she save birth to a boy. :.; religious beliefs, and worship larly receive a large number of stu- CANCEK CONTROL MONTH: New Brunswick ;mn to their conscience without not pump gas, and although challenges. These challenges — Governor Meyner has pro- Perfect Joseph R. Costa , 123 HlUcrest Avenue, Edison dents from outside the state and that boys 14-16 can clean a barn can and will be met If we claimed April as Cancer Con- A perfect wife U one whose Thomas Lee m of religious worship is one financial and moral suppoi t Union. William J> Warren (D>, 875 Matn Street, Fords Now that this controversy is in the start the operation of a barn get there. to the American Cancer So- TOWN COMMITTEE .^hts guaranteed by our form open it should be resolved, points out cleaner. They cannot vise "The only way to determine licty, the New Jersey Division About the Scots milking machines unless 16 or this is to sit down, take a long mirl its cancer control pro- Scotland is a country where Mayor Hugh B. Quigley (D), 514 tlsdale Place, Wood- •Mimont. Those who enjoy the bridge * ' the New Jersey Taxpayer Association over. look into the future and pre- gram in the 21 counties of the there arc detours.at all the ..: that it affords should be —before the State proceeds with multi- A strong boy, physically pare broad, Internally con- Statr. toll gates. — The Bay City Edward Kath (D>, First Ward, 2fl5 Fulton Street, Daily Times. bridge • us in respecting the beliefs of million dollar expenditures .for addi- mature and possessed of good sistent plans for the develop- In his proclamation, the Judgement, cannot under ex- ment of the community and Governor points to great L. Charles Mangione (D), First Ward, 261 Campbell' Aitii whom they do ndt agree. BONN PLANS AIR GRANTS Street, Woodbridge tional public college facilities. This, isting law, work in a gasoline the region." progress being made by the BONN, West Germany —A R. Richard Krauss (D), Second Ward, 51 Maple Avenue, no other way to uphold and station until 18 although he McLean claims the biggest society In its continuing fight the Association observed, is in the in- Transport Ministry spokes- Fords can drive a car at 17. Athletic factor In the solution of these against man's cruellest enemy, •••:. religious freedom. man recently announced that Peter Schmidt (D>, Second Ward, 126 Kennedy Street, terest of all taxpayers who, in addition boys of 17 may not, under the problems will be the imagina- cancer, through its three-fold the West German Govern- Iselln n in the United States, how- to supporting the growing needs of existing law, work on con- tion and initiative of local program of research, educa- ment has decided to make L. Ray Allbanl (Di, Third Ward, Port Reading inns no threat of dictatorship. struction jobs. nd regional groups. Organ- tion and service. higher, as well as elementary and grants of up to $3,360,000 this Elmer Dragos ' 'school, extends spective .United States sena- Monday Thru Friday PhylU* Whaler, and Blenda Katz, advisor. ' '" the new memberi. torial nominations on Apr! 9 A, M. to 2 P. M. .;, a cheeking accoihri^tells You! w Wlleon. At a recent meeting, cast " ? Are md What 15 will have six other oppon- Friday Evenings ' . >• 1!i| was selected as follows; Nona '•'"f" wa» the topic Junior members Inducted ents at the General piectlon 4 P. M. to 6 P. M, It helps you to get ahead financially by "'' hy Douglu Bohrer. \vere Ruth Blodget, Mari- Levlne, the waitress; Sheila next November 4. "' the society. The anne Bloom. Kancy Deinste n, ielafsky, Blanche; Ruth Btod- ihowing you areat where you cm spend Thfy represent eiilher In- 1 " Jls f Jlihtln* Stuart Edelstttn, Barbs 'a let, Elizabeth; Carol Kubak, dependent parlies, or them- less, and save regularly. wa» conducted by Fran,k, Robert Oassawi y, Joyce; Stuart Edelstein, Oeorge; William RablnowlU, selves. Their names will be Martin, candle of Kenneth Klssane. Kurt printed on the general elec- 1 'Raymond Rhine- Kramer, Nona Lcvlne, Fiank Edward; MarlamiQ RomaneU, Kathy; Joan Nlckol, Jotnr tion ballot because they se ''"iie of character; Lotrarlo, and Carol Metzger. curpd petitions fioin the Sec <>imral«r, candle ol Also Inducted as Junior Robert Weinsteln, Tom Davis, 1|>; A and Carol Zlonce, Mrs. Davle. retary of Sttrte and secured 'an I! leg let, members were Lois Pine* 1,000 signatures of supporters scholarghlp; and Shirley Poduslo, Dolores Poll, The play, a story of two as required by law, Paid on Savings Accounts 01 Jamet Qutnlan, William. Ra- socially ..Insecure teen-*gws Henry Krajewski, Secuucus bjnowltz. Lucille Rufito, Anna who find In each other the tavern owner and former ~'~ M»rle Bcutto, Ralph Throm, happiness and confidence they 1 farmer, will be (in race agnir ind Lo|* Valerie Vlld! Edith Vonoczky, had always lacked, will be this year. He will act as hi, |''ad Woodbridge list of and Pat Walker. presented to the student body own campaign manager undo new ut an assembly program, I All,, th Present members of the Na- the slogan "Politicians an Council Project* Jokers.'1 Daniel Roberts, o ""i.-hi. 1'iesentatlon 01 tloiial Wonor Society 'are , Deuitlas Bohrer, Thea Cho- Proceeds from the Student Newark, will run for United Our NPW Building, Comer MOOIB Avenue I lie National Bank *}** members, dosh, Maryanne Pawlnl. Council Dance May 'i. will be States rti'iiutur on a Socialist and lit-rry Btreet p. Town Hull) Odette Haddad, Ralph Kumm- set aside to establish a fund Workers Party ticket, and Al 1 ler, Patricia L e a r y, Lois (Continued on Page i'i) bert A. Ronis, ot Bridgeton Member: federal Itebeivc Sjstcju mid Ki-dernl Devunlt litbumnuc will uytiin represent the tw Uiuliit LaLxir Party in Die race. "Now that vuu iii,L—vo;ii 1 WAD PAGE TftN FRIDAY, MARCH an. CARTERET PR p.,. LEGAL NOTI( Ks LEGAL NOTICES !.K ^nted to be the first race of its or If such pemon Is the Holder of prntintlijitefl umlnr this ordlminfc ' tsikr ciicrt JO d.iVi sifter f1rr,r pnti- a' the Board of Health meetlns By virtue of the nbove stated a McMsc lusnctl by thr Hoard in America to precede the Hfftllli of unolh^r Jurisdiction, nticiri rnnvlrtion thereof, he lllible luif Curteret, New Jersey, nt Take notice that thr> IMTR1) Mnreli 13, Ifir.S to snip nt. public vendue on sinned will apply to thr M (iiinons Indianapolis Speed- sulrt llr»nse rriiiv he npproved bv lo a penalty or not less than 1*0; HOAnn OF HEALTH which time the public fliav attend WEDNFWDAY, THE NINTH DAY this Board ol ilp.ilth iund there Mullnrs tl2 00i nor more thun one j and he heard thereon County Coim on the Un, way I'liissU'. this Sundays 100 BOROIifll! OF fAUTERFT ! OF APRIL, A. D. NINBTKEN Hies Ea»t 5fi feet lo a polnl; thmce j sale Is the sum of Elpvrn April, 19M, at tsn o'dovfc hhftll bi a In- or five i»J(Wi dollars Jmndred rtollars itlOOMi lor »nc)i COUNTY OF Minw.KsKx OATH): Mntch 13. 1958 1 HUNnHED FIFTY-EIGHT 141 North US dPKrces 48 mliwitfs | snnd Onp Hutidrfd Sixty fharxrn [or i.uih i«)prnv«l I vlnlaMon K«'h tiny n iMirtlcnhir foi'p.noon, nt the Court 11, mile USAC-FIA national t SlATK OK NEW JEFtHEY NICHOLAS SULLIVAN. nt the hour of two o'clock Ijy the East 100 feet to the point nnd • it" '"w the City of New Bninawi, in A llrensc mij\b« ftiispeirlr I violntlun continues shall conntl-, ni! run. R CTIODOSH SECRETARY I hen prpviilllns? (atnndard or D»y- i !iiimplonshi|) auto race ht lute 11 se|i!ir;ite oflelise. Jfrwy, for a JudgmeDt v or revoked (or :. viniatlon bv tlif I'BESIDENT , Approved «» t» form and lrynlliy llsht SavinRi time, In the «ftfr- Itip him to luuume thf „ the Tri'nton International holder ol unv provlKion i>U this Hertlun (I All ordJnBnr.PR, codes NIflHQI.AH HUI.I.IVAM JOHN KOLIBAS. | iioon of Ihe mid dny. nt thf Sher- ordlMnncp or rodo nfirr :in nppor- or purtf of Bnme Inconsistent wltli I Speedway will also kltk off 1 I Borouiih Attorney. iffs Office in the City of New lunli? for 11 hpurtiiK. bv tin Bi^m 1liny of the provisions of this ordl- j 1 NOTICC 1 c, p 3/21. an/58 Brunswick. N J. Ilii' motor competition sched- of Health or Us iiullntrlzi-U ri'iin -| name nnd tlw rorte eMndllanpil Thi> ahiivi- iircllnmicp U'III Inirn- | AM, thii! trnr» or pnrrfl of hind, 1 Attorney for Applicant wnrnilTi>. I hireundpr lire hereby tfpenled to rliuf'fl, r^':i'] ,tnd iu>iinjv<(l In final sliuatc. lylnx and bflnn In thf ule In bold Hie eu.st and the 1 RIIKRIFF'S SALE Middlewx-CounLy. TJ J ...-. , •••• ••••-•-- ,. „•- (rom t|ll1P 10(111100 C*rt«rtCrfrtcrttt Av«miAv«mi« (fl A llofiiw iMiiicI by ininrluT tin fjti'iit of sticti Incotinlsti'iiry. : f^rin :M fljt1 nv!ulnr mi-dhii' of SUPERIOR COURT OF NRW JER-Bnroii:;h of Cartird, In thf midwest Houfd of IlPiihll lj> i]«l iriinp.li-r- K'-ctluit 7 In the event thul »ny . Ilif nn.ircl ni Ho:iltli 11I I hi' linr- SBT — Chancery Division, Mlddle- , Cuiiiitv of Middlesex. In I lit* H111IP 1 htjl*. I'-'lluti, s'litence or ('liin. * ol this uiiifh MI r.irfi'fd, New .JITM'V, mi Ilinvy snows fur the past sc\ County Ixx-ke.t No. K-29IXI-SII II f *» Jfrcy mmamm feu weeks hiivt produced post- ponements of less Important races ill Ohio and Pennsyl- % ri 11 in.. conceding to Trpnton the lionor of Usherln;' In" the HEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAVING SUPER MARKETS.. Far several decades, the Ifi- (iittnapollK iinnunl made ft DP- Hwmnm uf thr yew's activity in tlic heaviest pnyinu branch of automotive action, known as the Championship Trail and featuring highly skilled drivers ill the most expennlve ciciitlons. The cars to be seen Sunday on tlw Trenton one- mile, course arc valued at $B6,- 000 each an

1 more ffian 30 years! Shop and save with Farmer Jonesf AN ORDINANCE Appetizer Treats from Mutual!/ 59c SALE! "RETAIL FOOD 1}SflVLWQ El- S Butler Rum Coin TABI.1SHM1NT CBDB OK B«k.d Virginia JHISKY OW2)' K" Honey Pecan (ting T. AN ORDIMANSt I ^ O)ieir Cherry' Calt, Mun ll ::Vlli. Mr rrwnp (lie tight 1« limit U)« q«»atUr. KM Revised statute* »:l-».l tj «.«. A copy of said code Ls tnneud hereto and piMM | BV without, the luclusloo of, thereof herein. Section 2: The atld code (»-' DigistibU ULllbhcLl and adopted by U)kt o>- cllnuni'e la described nnd QODimon- Iv known tui the "RetM Footl Handling Establishment Cod« Ol Wesson Oil flew Jersey (1DJ2)". Elbow Spaghetti bt.Uon 3. Three oopUs of the tuld "Retail Food tUndUqf B»- uiljli.-.liiiitiit Code of Nef Jeraey .t. 37c ,t.73c (1052") have betu ui*p«fl on file In tlJb ufflce of the Botrd of Htjiltb iif this locul bourd of be»lth upon tlie Introduction of tlilt ordinance mid will rt-malu on fU« tutre until fluul notion Is taken 'oo, tfala or- uinoiiii' tor the DM mid inniliu- Hudson Hudion Family Pack Uon of the public. 290 Kreft'i tiectlon 4. fuwbliw Kraffi la) No person shall operate » Hudson Tissues retail fuod iiaudllut eautbllijbuieat Dinner Napkins Facial Tissues tiniest u licence to oper»t« W l Hudson Napkins French Dressing Italian Dressinj Mlall have beeb lilUKl. bl i'rsrkrri — 350 hoard of Hrnilth. Buch llcenH UtWl Burr)''! 2 .oils 25c 8oi. •% -J he puittil In n coutplcuouti ujace in KUI'II establishment. box 29c 2 .'7» 45c b., 31c ibi rijcjc alull b« 4 iilwnie Of t:^ 3ic live ;>51W1 tU.Horn fur »uvb llctuu*. (c) Llc*jite* lamleii yader VJl« j'luvliluiis of UiU ordUuiuct tikll FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 PAGE ET.KVEN

CANDIDATE IS SPEAKER BAfe MtrtZVAtl booths were Mrs. Harry Gto- Wrlnsteln. Bernard Lllllen, i Dlngott. Mr. and Mrs. Georgt Enter Court Mercedes Mothers Group ISELIN ~- John J. Leddy, 1SKLIN — Bernard Krftvtts Country Fair lubchik, Mrs. Melvln Welsman,; Samuel Strieker. Philip i Gross, Mrs. Bernard Kravlt?, Menlo Park, candidate for will assist in the English tran- Nftthun Shane, Mrs. Alex Ki- Schwartz, Abe Wemateln, Pe- 'MIS. Fred Sinner, Mrs. Morrli slfttion of trTf sabbHth liervlces Town Committee, -was speaker vltz, Mrs. Philip Sc.hwirt7,, | ter Kravltz, Seymour Klepner, Heller, Misses jo«n Shane, Contest Holds Bank Tea Names Chairmen tomorrow at Congregation Is Successful Harry Oolubehlk, Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Seymour Klepncr, Mrs, Ruth Shnpiro, Eileen Gold faro, the Fourth Ward Republl- Beth Sholom with Rabbi Ja- contest W00DBRIDOE Court COLONTA — Mrs, Nicholas ISEUN — Mrs, Lawrence! Shane. Dnnlel Hoffman. W.ll-i Herbert SrllR, Mrs, Harry i)n- organization meeting at r.ob Jungrles officiating. ••*IISRII tji'lmsslrr, .Joel Shane, Martin Mercedes, Catholic Daughters Kosovan announced commit- Steinberg and Morris Heller, |\^ torn lselnndlld . .MrsM . DunleDll l viis and MMrs . LLeo n BrustelnBl . Norman Schwartz. HarrJ Iselin Library, discussed The' Bar Mltzvoh of Nell Ij-n-s "' Miss Dull of America, held its eighth tee chairmrn for the Mothers tte co-chairman of "County Pair" j Hoffman. Joseph HersKowltz, Alw AMMM) iVcisjnan, OeorBe Arons wal nt a annual "bank tra," Sunday at, Association us follows the need of < the DhiRott. son ot Mr. and Mrs. party. Saturday at tin; Jewish COM-! Mrs. Milton Levy] itnuu'th Other workers were; Mrs (lie h:md-wiitlni! analyst. ran'I • Junior the Knights of Columbus an- Mrs, Donald Morecioft, Herman Dingott, will be Sat- munlty Center, announced the [ Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Her-' Herman Dlnitott. Morris Co- , 'i (lf (tnel at nex. urday at 9:30. The Dlngotts winner of the mink stole was man Ooldfarb, Mrs. Seymour hen, Albert Oreen. Fred Sing- Steinberg an! ( board of education; Mrs. Har- First, Aid Mrs. Albert Matlak, grand old Barber, concession; Mrs. Retailers look to 1958 with will be hosts at an Onru Shab- Stanley dutches. Nixon. Jc'orvrll, Prymour Cowell jmd-;n. yrrbert Sells. Bernard constructed tl, •iri ri Miss Cooper's regent welcomed the guests. I James White, publicity; nnd cnutlous hope. v bat. Those who took charge of Alex KiviU, Mlltort Levy, Abe Kravitz. Mr. and 'MIR. Herman ,,,i i.iir winner Mrs. Norbert Jost. toastmaater Mrs. Andrew Tremko, good it",,,l l.ariinic find i introduced Miss Elizabeth; cheer. [•ntry at the [ Casey, teacher at Jamesburx! The April meeting at School conference Hltth School, member of the 17 will feature n plastics de- t.'d i1 Jametburg Borough Council, monntration. The sixth gnnl- and treasurer of the Altar versary dance nt Eagles Hall, a 1 ;llilMl''d on 'the Rosary Society of St. James , Rahway, May It), will benefit f|l,i(d mounds. Church. the building fund. Mrs, Kosovan presented ,11 Ann Stendahl MUs Casey stressed the lm- ,,., ii to represent portance of good literature In P»st president's pin to Mrs. ; I"'" . ,i ,, niiir clubs nt the home. Morecroft. A CRrd pR1 ty wln be n(lld "r^iMtoitr, DOUfi- Rev. Oeorne Haffner as- ' Aprtl 17 lth Mrs Andrew .lune. sistant pastor at Our Lady of ' * ' :r Patricla Avpnuc hoi- I *itii«n clubs in am Mrs. Bernard Kra- also Miss Judith Shubert played Mrs. Morecroft, Mrs. BUY NOW I sub-junior siveral piano selections. and Mrs. Irving Packer. Katherlne Hcrzog, Lcnoro New members welcomed were AVE NOW! president. Frank. Michael Kehoe, Caro- Mrs. Carl Bruno and Mrs, senior ad. lyn Cacclola, Elllen Fecney. John Crowe. Thomas'snd Robert Musacchia re- cclvec Georce ' awards for posters on "Catholic" Press Month." nit Mrs. Vincent HUKII LOCUC Dinner Marks ,,,,n dinner will uo.s chairman, assisted by • Mrs. Daniel Mrs, Joseph P. Somers, Mr*. • ,,i installing M. John Schubert, and Mr*. Scout Kick-off Macintosh Apple, Stayman L". Albeit Mndak. Apple, Bartlett Tear and COLONIA — John Molnar, Peach. re,' ,.V«.|T given (•hali-man, presided at a kick- A T. off dinner at Colonla Country Mi-<.. Gordon, Club, Tuesday, of the (special \iuliiola. Mrs. Van Pelt Talks Kift division of Raritan Coun- ;,. Alfred An- cil. Boy Scouts. Later O. H. ,H;KT and Mrs. CUSP, Arnold Linton, and Mr. here's why George Walsh To Brotherhood Molnar, emphasized the need WOODBRILXJE — The ...im. - lor a successful drive In order pnrtancc of the home nuid-: to repair and extend summer recommends BACCTO'PEAT ance for chilQr.cn. HH. dl»-; camp operation. deran Groups cuwed by Sgt. Kenneth Van! Report meetings will take Pelt, for the Brotherhood of place at Uie Country Clul), Of all the peats we've ever sold, this new LAWN FOOD/LAWN SEED id Slates the Evancellcal and Reformed I April 3, 10, with final report 1^- *AfilH^\ Buccto 1'eat is the moat outstanding. Church. Steven Katflvero wns'April 17. Thii leal, on every bag of Baccto in our Ir. t:\llalion of moderator. i Township chairmen are: store is your guarantor that Baccto , -lent. Military Andrew Busha. Steven si- Av("nr1'Josfph and only Baccto contains vital EARLY BIRD • is Miiri Lazy •, c/.il), wen' lirld Louis Henycz and ,|0. cer Green and Ralph Milaiuia; NITROGEN RELEASING BACTERIA. he Kormandy prepared a Fords, Clifford Dunham, How- • :.,, 'iir^ in the NITROGEN RELEASING BACTERIA actually take v iic.idciuar'ers. Hungarian supper. aid C Madison, Jr., William S. Reservations for the Cleve- Hoinsby. and Robert Neary; otherwise wasted nitrogen from air and ; me Thomas land-Yankee baseball Kamc Colonia. lack Ryan. Richard soil and put it to work to aid everything that grows. be made by callinc Jo- Nicholson: Woodbiidge, Louis We've »een the result* that Baccto Peat Ur. Horner, Frederick M. Adams provide! in lawns and gardens throughout this area . . . :.,;u;i, Anthony Tlie next meeting will be and Paul Kellmeyer. results that are truly remarkable. .'.ft (icoi'iM. Sam- SALE April J5 at 8. We urgently recommend that you try Baceto now .., P-' Hiciiard James, Deborah to Present I K.I:ward Sherry, tn exclusive product of Michigan I'eet, Inc. LIMITED TIME ONLY! , .luscph Oarbo, Democrats Endorse One-Act Play Tonight A frefh shipment has just arrived. •. Alfred Brud- COLONIA — The Colonia It is ready now to go to work in your soil to produce Early Birds! Here's your opportunity to get the Thomas J. Costello Deborah Players will present • Kral'l. Harry • modern growth miracle wherever it is applied. finest lawn your money can buy—A Wonderlawn .'. iilumi Enoch. ISEUN - The Iselin Dem- a one-act melodrama tonight :i,st;iiled were ocratic Club, has 'endorsed at 9 at School 17. The show is and at a big savings! It's the first and only sale Mrs. '• Thomas J, Costello, club pri>- directed by Mrs. P. Cohen. 100 lbs _ $449 in Wonderlawn's 82 year history—to encourage \ TOOK 1 Mrs Rtilph i sident, for Town commlttet1- Members of the cast are Mrs. .1 Mkii'mff m(l11- anfl Harrison A. Will- Sol Eisman, Mrs. Manny Kim- 2.49 the benefits of early feeding—early seeding. 11:11 (Mh0[I ' inm.s, W«tf:cld. for U. S. | mell, Mrs. E. LeviUky. Mrs. This offer is limited. So, be an early bird... Buy Mrs. Lee Suvase and Mm. -A..Her- 1.69 now...Save now! This year greet Spring with a wrl. Mrs. W'ii- A commttti'C was appointed man. Mr-s. Patrick to study chanRing the clubs Orchestra and music will be Wonderlawn of Permanent Beauty! . M Kreisel. name to Fourth Waid Demo- conducted by Mrs. Charles WE DELIVER cratic Club. " were Mrs, Goldberg. A white elephant auction i ).-,ihof f. sale and social was held. Jo- CALL HI 2-1350 $ i.''sentcd Army warns boys of danger seph Seubert was In rhariic of in rockftts. m 2 SAVE 2 m Prison tests cited in defense • Spreaders • Hose : t president's of DDT spray. iif TO LITTW: LKA(;UERS: • -Mowers • Spikcrs WOODBRIDOE •- Re;l.s- WONDERLAWN UTILITY • Rollers • Rakes ... . tratlQiis for the Woodbridk't' THAT fn/n < nlluie: •utlW League will take'place Ij Plant Now! LAWN SEED i;!••!•.< Injured |at Sl- JamT'ludltorlllltl Sul-1 BIAUTIPUL ]|i;F ^WQMirday from 9 to 12 noon. j Buy the 1000 sq. ft. size of SEEPS p .:. lied Tup.sday Quality Wonderlqwri Utility for R95 ;)er.iUd by Apparently ; and get Ihe second canister for 1 •:• A.nk, on <-^H If the bravest arc really the only 12.95. Save $2! . "i leadtiK! to . t?ndercst, then a lobster m K> .isbey. col- certainly an arrant coward.— a truck The Louisville Times. w Jackson. -.--.-... textured call ROSE For Your Lawn of Permanent Beauty! ..- passenger, WEDNESDAY •••: ih Amboy, i'i-rth Amboy .95 LADIES' DAY BUSHES $ By Coach Excursions Over Fifty Varieties BUY NOW SAVE 1 ON O Burpee to NEW YORK To Chouse From! • Manvillc King and NEWARK LAWN SEED purchased • Northrup Ring Onion Sets SAMN.E FAIES 1 T» Te LIVING FliNCK M OC 0 1 FROM Niwark NiwY«rt ROSE HKDGi;—40 Ft. H' * with LAWN FOOD ! New Brunswick $1.00 $175 FEED YOUR LAWN EARLY! Mttuchtn 85 1.55 Rahwoy . •.55 1.25 Buy the 5000 sq. ft. size of "hi organic" lawn food for only FERTUIZlRl 1.00 Eliialnth. $3.95; get the'4.95 canister of Ftdtrul Tax *No' t Wonderlawn Utility for only GOINO W»dnti4«yi-'-sn any train oriivlH Ntwaili of»« 9:41 A.M. or N.w York «(1tf 10;OO A.M. [HUES Lawns Green... Keeps Lawns Green/ »fTU«NINO-.n any ttain HIM day At hading part/in tupply, Iptd and hardwar* fforti ar until 1:3] A.M. ><*m Ntw Yafh; 2;IO A.M.horn Ntw»rk-Ihv)i»doy« SEETHE WONDERLAljVN HOME GARDENER SHOW Over 1% Name Brand I j Ticktftmu»lktcvrchfltd b»(«» »*<>d• 1519 Main Street Every Saturday,.WRCA-TV, channel 4,1 to 1:30 P.M. Fertilisers in Stock! Ing train. No HaH F»r» l*r Childftn. Sorry—»«f yooW a* rtnrv«i/i«o* co«* RAHWAY 5 to 100-lb. Bags t lint Itkhi nw trmn unk: Open Next Wednesday, Pennsylvania Railroad Thursday and Friday Evenings Till 9 O'clock • BEGONIA BULBS (Regular and Hanging) • GLAIMOLUS BULBS SHADE and FLOWERING • HARDY GARDEN LILY BULBS TREE'S IN STOCK! (Rubrum - Auratum - Regale) •BOYES" Jersey's Most Modern AMBOY FEED and GARDEN SHOP Hug Cleaning Plant »i»-«•»*. w i*h.r««. Perth Aint?oy N. J. Free Pick up and 279 New Brunswick Avenue a F Ojeii Dally H A. M. tu 6 V. M. (lusr \Vc(lint,d;tys VI Noon Delivery Service in (Corner of Oak Street) Woiidbridjje-Carteict art'«,

_ Cull PArkway 1-158Z For Prompt Delivery Service Call HI 2-1350 4tb and N. Stmus Avenue, South Amboy, N. J. CARTER*: PACir, TV.T.I VI i i • I i i A i . \ i / u; i BUSINESS ariiSER VICE DIRECTORY • Accordion School • • Dry Cleaning Liquor Stores • t Plumbing & Keating t • Roofing & Silling • • : CLASSIFIED: E & L BUSINESS Telrphnne MErrurj 4-1809 RATF.S — INFORMATION QUALITY ROOFING HENSCirs 4r each additional word j Deadline for ads: \v..,|n If' oodbridge Plumbing; & Heating Co. CO. I DIRECTORY 10 A. M, for tin- sin,,,. J $1.00 for 15 words Accordion School 225 Lincoln Ave., Elliabeth Insured Payable In advance publication. Liquor Store Roofing Installation and 17Z Brown Avenut, Isflin JOBBING and NOTE: No rl»wiln>d ads taken over phone; must he s,.,M | MARY AVORASCIK, Prop. ALTERATIONS Repairs of All Type* $7 Monthly Telephone Mercury 4-1 HI Complete Stock of Domestic • ALUMINUM SJDTNO (Glvm In Your Hnltir iir Our ELECTRIC SEWER • LEADERS • GUTTERS 2 Box Sludlin Till. MF.-4-9717 and Imported Wines, Been t Complftf Arrnrr'Inn Rfjuln • SLATE REPAIR CLEANING ^FEMALE HELP WANTED • » FOR SAM. • Stirs, Rentals, tirhaiiRM 04 MAIN STREET and Mquon • HOT ASPHALT ROOFS t Pickup-* and Amplillcrs Ir SEWERS INSTALLED $3.50 Each • Mllllr Bonk* (nr ArrnrdlOD WOODBRIDGE 574 AMBOY AVENUE For Free Estimates Phone WOMEN-Earn $25 to $30 a week. JUKE R( ix For Information lull TRANSPARENT WOODBRIDQE, N, J. For Free Entlmates Call Additional Inch Part-time work near your homo. Good Coiitlu , PLASTIC TRAVK1, EL-3-297G 1HJ-6-744G VA 6-5616 or VA 6-0420 Cull ME-4-9770 An, ME 4-5666 FREE! IIAOS WITH onllKIl Write Box No. 287, Carteret. Copy Deadline 3-27,4-3- Fishing Tackle • • Moving & Trucking ft t Bicycle Repairs • 20th of Month LADIES-Earn $1500 commission 1956 PONTIAC S(.i: door, hard top, l,i ' Complete Movlnf Job per evening. No delivering or Get That REEL FIXED WOODRRWGE T.R.STEVENS collecting Car necessary. Call ME- Call KM-8552 itflrr , J Room!) $2S 4 Rooms {3D Copy Changes 3 r 5 Room* $35 6 Rooms $40 Roofing and Sheet Metal Work 4-3220. ^ "JOE C's" NOW! Plumbing & Heating 685 ST. GEORGE AVENUE 482 RAHWAY AVENUE All loads Insured — 10 Yuri Eip, Once a Month PORTABLE typewm SERVICE WOODBRIDGE ' PAY UP BACK BILLS. Repment WOODBRIDOE ECONOMY MOVERS • Remodeling Call PU-8-2605 t,,, STATION Repairs popular Avon cosmetics with as FOR NATION-WIDE MOVERS • New Installations demonstration Complrtr Repairs on 1 M1T( IIKI.I. of all Call ME 4-1111 little as three spare hours a day. Fultnn 8-3914 All Make Bicycles "ItrMKH" • Gas and Oil Burners Types Display No experience needed, Excellent • WANTED To "I'KNN" commissions. Training provided. - 48-Rtate • Saw Filing "AfCKD(>,' "MREX," Call ME-4-3046. HI-2-7312 Advertising Write P. 0. Box 705, Plainfield or HOUSE iOne or 'I • "CENTA11RR" EUTTEHS unit IEWK Movlnf Hill Section. c.: • Knife Sharpening "SEA .IOY" and 'MUIINMW call PL-6-6655. 3-27 llonif of Krai Parti Service t. FUGLIESE - A, LIPO Alr-Conrilttonlnj - Warm Air lint Department P. O. Box 122, WiiMiii • Scissor Sharpening RKF1, KKPAIRS A SPKCIAI.TY AGENT Industrial Eihaust System AM. MAKES Motor Guftrdi • HELP WANTED Free rick-up ana FOfl KBKK ESTIMATE!! Rffl Ctlwkcd, Clroni'd, • LOST AM) I Delivery Service I'oihhfd (irpasi'd and National Van Ltnei C»ll ME-4-314S or MF.-4-J2M Adjusted, fnr Only 2.00 Printing AMBITIOUS men and women PHONE ME-4-7150 LOST—Male Beanie Flin Parts II Needed needed to display the new Royal Moving & Storing • Charles Farr Line of Merchandise. Experience vicinity March lit CLEARANCE SALE! unnecessary; full or part time; 1-3318. Builders Discount On All Plumbing - Heating car essential; unlimited opportu- • SERVI(| Fishing Tarkle! A. W. Hall and Son Henry Jansen & Son nities. ADams 3-4039. 3-27 Electric Sewer Service ALTERATIONS AND FISIIINC TACKLE Lnr.il ,ind LAIIII Distant* HAVING TROUBI.K Moving and Storage Tinning and Sheet Metal Work ADDITIONS AND REPAIR WORK WANTED sewerage? Electric RUDY'S NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of Telephone: Household and Offlrt Furniture Roofing, Metal Ceilings and removes roots, filth. NEW CONSTRICTION 256 Monroe Street, Railway MErcury 4-0594 Telephone FII-8-.H91 Authorized At'Cnt PART time house work or iron- stoppage from elm Howard Van Linei Furnace Work 621 LINDEN AVENUE ing wanted. $1.25 per hour. Call drains and sewers. No flppuriup Rooms for Stortje ME 4-7619. 3-13-3-27" damages—rapid and f t Furnace Cleaning • CRATING • PACKING Woodbridge, N. J. 588 Alden Street VINCENT KELLER SHIPPING Tony's Plumbing ai. Unclaimed Furniture of Every Woodbridge, N. J. • FOR SALE • ME-4-8007. Uuildcr Description IS YOUR HOME • MlSCF.I.L.Wlii! j 1230 Stonr Street Office and Warehouse Telephone MEreury 4-124S 1952 PACKARD — 4-door sedan, 34 Atlantic Street, Carteret lUhway, N. J. HALF CLEAN? iiltramatic, power brakes, radio i IP YOUR DRINKING llnlland Rani-Var Service nlems Td. KI-1-5540 and heater, two-tone, good condi- Telephone 1 a problem, Alcnlm tin van of your burnt you CAN'T tion. Reasonable. FU-8-6534, Flitnn 8-0976 c lean—warm air pipes . . . rold air raous can help you. c;, pi|ies . . . chimney ... (he entire • Service Stations • FOR QUALITY 3-27' or write P. O. IK\ .. lirating syilfm! Cham fias, coal, Music Instruction • bridge. nil and Warm air heating systems. | WEBER Baby Grand piano. Ex- Here's why it pays to have Coal Unroll your child cellent condition, perfect tone. ASPHALT driveway, the Holland Sattl-vac Service now fur prlute Asking $750.00. will sacrifice. FU- loUs installed — ai oiiee a year: lKes. TOWNE GARAGE 8-7689. 3-27' materials and labn TKUMPEl COAL - FUEL OIL 0 SAVES COSTLY REPAIRS J. F. Gardner & Son guaranteed. For free 0 REDUCES FIRE HAZARDS GUItAR • Plumbing; and 1 KITCHEN SET, 2 bureaus, Singer PU-1-5518. H. Stan:.1 • CUTS DECORATING 11IM.S ACCORDION Heating Sales 485 AMBOY AVENUE K5P0SENE sewing machine, pillows. KI-1- Street, Carteret. • RKIUTKS DIRT IN HOME SAXOPIIONr. and Service Woodbridge • INSURES HEAT COMFORT GIBSON • PIANO 6957. 3-27' • Oil Burners, DIAL DO YOU NEED a n -: Phone for Rtprettentative Today! GUITARS • TROMBONE MErcury 4-5540 Sales and Service 1946 CHEVROLET — Good condi- sitter? Daily, evri. LET US and Amplifiers • DBUM8 We're Specialists In ME-4-9050 Call Darcy Glbbs Si - fcjLVE YOUR HEATING • FURNACE CLEANING . tion, good tires. Best offer. KI-1- STUDENT RENTAL PLAN • BF.Atl WHEEL ALIGNMENT ME 4-1111-2-3 6939. 3-27* 1-2647. PROBLEM Fur Information Call HI-2-6M8 KARMAZIN AND BALANCE Yes, call today ... no fee SAMMY RAY'S PLUMBING & HEATING • BRAKE SERVICE for estimates. We'll tuah a Capitol Dome N. J. Poll • FROM SERVICE • 4M Amhoy Avenue. Wondbrldee SAM LAtlUADKA, Prop. • Commercial • Residential MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP man to you to help you # Industrial (From Editorial Page! (Prom Ed TO COMPLETE HEAT- 467 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords II MAIN 8T. (Opp. Town Hall) plan, showing you money- start work on April 10. ; .The Jersey over the ING INSTALLATIONS Fuel Oil MErcury 4-476S Slipcovers saving short-cuts. State Department of Health years: 1938 1958 cannot provide any more Salk ME 4-1400 "Our 20th Anniversary Year" Radio & TV Service CUSTOM-MADE polio vaccine for use in public JOHN J. BITTING Learn "to Play the Accordion t Folders clinics, . , Samuel P. Orlando, and Violin Camden attorney and former jMobilj The Modern, SET NEED Superior Court Judge, has AVENEL Easy Way. REPA1RT SUMMERS • Billheads been appointed treasurer of Our Convenient - Call the Harrison A. Williams for COAL & OIL CO. Mobilheat Rental Plan MI-4-4360 SPECIAL! Senator Committee. . . Forty- 10 yrs. ago (19481 Eliminates the i Letterheads one ,New Jersey milk sub- 9 yts. ago H94!»i 826 RAHWAT AVE., AVENEL Purchase of Instrument ART'S RADIO SOFA, 1-2-3 Cushions dealers recently paid fines 8 yrs. aeo (19T.01 ml FUEL OIL and ranging from $10 to $120 for 7 yrs. ago (19511 Over 25 Years of Private Instruction & TELEVISION 2 CHAIRS, 1 Cushion Each failing to file monthly reports 6 yrs. ago ll!l'>'» Friendly Service on —SALES and SERVICE— > Programs Delicatessen Res. to with the State Office of Milk S vi-s. ago 1195:! i VIOLIN and ACCORDION 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL .95 and up ME 4-0012 $139.00 Industry, , , The Garden Stale 4 yrs. aio (l!B4i Antennas Installed, Tubes test- 3 yrs. ago fl!)")")> We curry a full line or Mudcal 69 Umpires Association of New 100 Fulton Street Instrument:, and Accessories ed free at our store, Car Radios Widest assortment—latest deslfns > Booklets Jersey has been Issued a 2 .vrs. Ago (instil serviced promptly. —barkcloth—sailcloth—prints . . . TREAT SHOPPE WOODBBRIDGE Perth Amboy's Oldest Established solid colors In burk, caprl, pica charter by the National Base- 1 yr. UKII 11 !>.')? i Accordion Center REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! iind novelty cloth. TODAY i (13 fUhway Ave., Woodbrldie 20 Vfars at the Same Location ball Congress in its 1958 Na- Open Friday Till 9 P, M. > Announce- Since Dfcemhi: (OD*. White Church) Funeral Directors tional Association of Umpires • SALADS at Their Best EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER RAHWAY . . . The State Highway De- New Jersey Pui; Ed Bonkoski, Prop. ments partment will conduct a pub- maklnn pwiodn- m- • SODA FOUNTAIN 35? State St., P. A. VA-6-1290 Fashion, Fabrics lic hearing next Monday on Cf the New Je:.- 1425 Main Street, Raliwuj the proposed alignment of In- outlook on fiitu • FRESH BAKERT GOOD* SPISAK SYMW1ECK1 t Painting - Decorating FU-8-3311 > Invitations terstate and Defense Route and job condliiur. Own 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. Mj, Radio and TV Service (Next to Woolwortb's) 102 between CUnton and the This newsprtpi Funeral Home 21 Chestnut Street Hunterdon - Somerset County 'the reports of !!.•• INCLUDING SUNDAYS FRANK'S (Shortcrest Section) Wallpaper - Paint • line. . . State Insurance Com- Poll exclusively .;. Cloned Wednesdays All D»y 46 Atlantic Street > House Organs missioner Charles R. Howell Painting and CARTERET is ready to approve an 185 Carteret, N. J. , < Paper Hanging CALL S per cent Increase In the Blue H. S. Dress Maker — Specializing In — Cross in New Jersey... One of KM-2551 > Post Cards {Tram Editon..: the greatest needs for the Telephone KI-1-5715 Spraying Multi-Color to purchase an >•'• Interiors and Exteriors 27 Years Experience raising of the $1,200,000 In Electronics > Signs sought in New Jersey by the board for thf !>• RADER'S dium. M. BUNT For Estimates American Cancer Society Another Stmiri ' Dial FU-8-4804 Home of: during April is a proposed TV Service ) Business declaration of war on leu- project le the iiubU student handboi^ DRESS MAKING Prompt Expert Service kemia. .. Naming of Raymond FLYNN & SON • PITTSBURGH freshman ontoi.: At Reasonable Rales Cards F Male. Mayor of Princeton. and FUNERAL HOMES For Expert as President of the State Civil bridge High SCIKM! Established 51 Years PAINTS Service Commission, is the the commute* ;tv, 420 East Avenue the project Is }{>••>• Perth Amboy Photography TELEVISION • QUALITY most popular appointment of [ ALTERATIONS I Coupons the Meyner Administration. |.. vino, fMarylin H.i: 23 F»rd Ave., Fords Hipp, Warren Jin- WALLPAPERS The survey of the commercial 41 Vf. Lake Avenue, Colonla VA-6-0358 SERVICE Kimmel. Oale I * Tower-growing industry Jof Tel. FU-8-0826 KOI>/\ coi.oi: at reasonable rate£ Virginia Snliein, M • PAINTERS* } Certificates New Jersey which began Jn Slmlone, Kathy :' Color J'tlin l)"vflni,ln Call SUPPLIES January, is nearing comple- Judith Zulfk. IH-JIOIH M UVil i. tion. , , Easter Sunday will Drugs find the nation's spotlight on The rewly-or;;.!!- Furniture Herb Richman TV the Atlantic City and A«bury ence dub will im • Call Today Park boardwalks. . . Sale of gram April 1. i" Fulton 8-9164 RADER'S torlum. The piwi••'••'• Sl'ttVU-1" pointed or metal tipped ar- 1 Avenel Pharmacy rows to minors under 16, un- und«r the dind" 378 State Street John McHali-, M VISIT OUR NEW Free Estimates less licensed, would be out- 044 RAHWAY AVENUE bEST SELECTION OF Mundy, and Mr 'r Reupholstery PERTH AMBOY lawed in New Jersey, under a MEreurj 4-1914 HOME OF PHOTO SUPPLIES IN TOWN! advisors. bill approved by the Assembly. ] • B|GGER VALUES! NO . . The Benate-approv«d bill During tlv w "\ PRESCRIPTIONS • MORE TOP BRANDS! VA(v3639 extending validity of hunting btrs of the 9-,;-inv • GALLARD'S PHOTO oonduot IB-no '- ; WHITMAN'S CANDIES • BETTER SERVICE! TOO! LARGE and fishing licenses until 547 Amboy Ave, MB-4-S651 March 31 is expected to be dealinfr with ehcm Film • LOWER PRICES* phygks. Pigeon-holed ii» th$ Assem- 1l or TOO SMALL bly. . . Rent, control* will not As part of Un projects, it has '' Hint* 1937 FOB to the CAPITOL CAPERS :~"i cajn't Kit. 1W7 MIDDLESEX St. Gtorce Avenue at V. 8, FORMAL even supply enough Informa- paratys in tin- " RAYMOND JACKSON KAHWAY • AVENBL come. Highway 1, Avenel PORTRAITS MK 4-121*1 tion to justify a rumor," Oov- FU-8-M51 AND SON (At the Wooill)rid«e Independent- emor Meyner recently de- 3-D Boston Red M« Cluverleif (liilr) PRESS clared at a press conference. PICTURES Druggiit$ Open t A. M. tu 9 V. M., In. I Ml. THK WOODBKIIXiE Outlawing the sale of mer- Phone MErcury 4-U6U6 chandise on Sunday in Hew been the p i (Or Cull) Leader PUBLISHING CO. training in his W 88 Main Street SEE Jersey would t» unmlUtlo, 1 1 used please ftnd $3.50 for one-year lioa Brand -Yellow Cling B&G Brand COLONIA — The Mothers Bab-0 Glianter .„. . — 10K. uiwiiption to: Circle of Scout Troop 44 and With bltitk ill: 4/ ! N DEPENDENT-LEADER Explorer Troop 244 met with A»PBr.Rd J „„„ Mrs. Fred Boyle. Miss Rose- Libby's Brand - Concentrated Sliced Peaches 2. 49< Dill Pickles li'r 27C AUTERET PRESS mary Oalalda showed films of A»PBrand-OurFinestQuallty Alcoa or Reynolds—12"x 25 ft.-Reg. Roll 1 :i!SON TOWNSHtP-FDRDS BEACON her travels through the Uni- j ted States and Canada. Host- Orange Juice 2 :45c Bartlett Pears 29c Aluminum Foil 2 - 43c esses were Mrs. Fred Boyle c f t and Mrs. Charles Parks. Hawaiian Punch f; ; 2 '2 33' Va/ues for the Holiday* I Dath Detergent TO NAME OFFICERS Cheese Ravioli o*™^ 'p°;89« Goodman'sSquareMatzos;|U0 Walnuts Diamond brand ISEUN — Officers will be Far iirfomitle WIIIINI C In ih.ll elected tonight at 8, by the Macaroni & Cheese *:?j :,31 c Ladies Auxiliary of Istlin u Goodman's Matzo Meal v;35 Rokeach Nyafat • * Chemical Hook and Ladder Swanson's Chicken Breasts *• 73° quart M g Company District 11. The in- Wesson Oil ::;£; £73« Borscht ^ boltl.*' stallation dinner will be April French Fried Potatoes C 19 at the firehouse. PureGolden Honey - • v 37 Rokeadi Gefilte Fi$h . , .»-t Your Next Haircut C in The Pleasant Strains Of Blie Dot Duz Golden Blossom Honey ; 39 Candles in Glass . 2 - 19* We Carry a A-PVDairy Values! C 8 Complete Selection of IIM mi whit* d»Urf«nt Seedless Raisins ^pbr.nd ; ;J5 Sunsweet Prunes ^'»» V'S HI-FI MUSIC ,i Imported & Domestic 3 b c c d flint Ma Well Ag:d - Fancy Wisconsin , Kosher Salt ».-<**i bo ;20 Vita ;;,;;; Herring %T«* T.r 73« I'layed Continously In Our Shojl WINES & LIQUORS pk,*' Free Delivery Sharp Cheddar * 59c Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery -— Sweet or Salted 1 Ib. brick // We Specialiw In fcA| h "(KEW CUTS" ami fe;^ Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food ^ ;lf79° e ^ '"FLAT TOPS" ROCKMAN'S Sple I Span Provolone Slices J^sL XM FRESH BUITER 67 •69. LIQUORS For wwhlnl S»! NaturalSwissSliceirr::391 Wildmm Brand UUANO'S Barber Shop Randolph St. »nd Per&biAf : i pit,. Swiss Knight Gruyera ^°^ X "••i Hoo evelt Avenue, West Cartejiet Avc, Carteret, N. J. LARGE EGGS - 59 Kitchen Charm Burry's Cookies Fell Napttii T PINELLI Paper Hankies e>50 f* KeeblerH ::;.Crackers . INSTANT AKANULIS BAKED p d Present* c55« All (pic. (livorld bif •• IM| 1 """' *' '" 'n All the Newest Sprlnc u.,~. -. the gift" , i Filter Tips :. 2.54 '""•"• Inrludlnr r«H*h! Itr a WilelH H«t! All Bitter Coffee Cake Marshmallow Rabbits H» P*r«dt, Kint, Kooli, LSM, Marlboro, Newport, Otill, Warwfck — cocoanut arafn, Old *old, P*rli«m.nt. Saltm, Tarpon, Viceroy, Wlrnton <»»*, Colorful Hot Crest But . y's Hats "Get mil nut ind fruit $295 Cowboy Hats $1.85 soon" , -t • i.i i.-Jr. •Ill* Dial Diet Delight BerdH's Kraii- Kraft's Kraft's OUR SLOGAN: Deodorant Soap I'M fap«ciillyforlhib

MISSILES UNDERWAY .noved Into the hani*J Carolyn Knox, and Barbara stage this month with LudwlR. The United States Navy's Fashion Show crnsh program for future em- flclal announcement tlmt Z Hostewe.i will be Misses struc^lon of two enor Joyce Obrotte, Mary Lou ployment of the world's mast m() advanced naval craft—Its own] undersea craft, of s.eon Set for Fall Wrnnita, Mary Ann McNftlly. displacement — the «„„. I/iiTftine 9wetlt«, Linda Mul- nuclear-powered submarines AVENEL - A fashion show - us Klobe-ranRinR launching 1Brgeat—designed panin,]jjj vlhlll. Virginia Ctshion, and to launch the Polaris m^ Will be presented by Rosnry Mary Ann Bhlmko. platforms for 1,500-mile bal-j Society nnd Ynung; Ladlfs So- listlr mLssllcs that can be will be pushed as rapi

1 the largest selections in this locality to choose ATTEND COMMUNION BREAKIAST: Brownies and Girl Scouts of the Catholic faith attended mass at St. James Church and a. Communion from. (fi) Breakfast. Bottom, row, left to Hunt, I.ois Naity, Virky Sue Kurszinsky. Jane Bellatto, Janet Swist, Anirela Virial, Mary Jane Schlrcer, Carol Ftsh- r; serond row, Dorothy Brnzowski, Diane Dalton, Sheryl Almasi, Barbara Petty. Joyre Reiser, Mary Kllen Flanagan; top row, Eleanor Schirger, Margaret Wisnewskl, Susan Wassal, Patricia Jaejer. Live Better Electrically! PLANTS Call your electrician for a free "RATING" Avenel Lions /•// Tecnettcs Present \ Qu|, Avenel Church County Asked and wiring estimate on PiPins forf AchievementAhit i To Accept Road In plants we feature Hardy Fete June 28 ISELIN -• 4-H Tcenettps To Many Guests j Luncheon Today met with Judith Kummler. COLONIA - Lynn Oaks Ci- Azaleas, Easter Lilies, Hy- AVENEL — Avenel Lions ind celebrated birthdays of ISELTN — Representatives AVENEL -- 'Luncheon Is vic Association has sent a drangeas, Gardenias, Glox- Club furthered plans for an Mrs. Joseph Rapacioli. their ,of airo dubs attended Wo- Served" is sponsored today at 1 resolution to the Board of inias, Daisies, Cinerarias, run installation • dinner at the men's Club of Isehn meetum i the First Presbyterian Church eader. and Helen Sisko. Freeholders requesting Wood Marine Room. Perth Ambny. in the First Presbyterian at 1 by the' Women's Associ- Tulips, Hyacinths, Dish First year achievement pins ation, with arrangements by Avenue be accepted as n Gardens, Ferns, and many June 28. .John Godby. presi- were awarded to Mary Dilkos. County road. dent, announced all meetings Raymond Rhelnhart sang Mrs. Stephen ViKh's circle. Elizabeth Cwieknlo, Judith The center of the road is others. HOUStPOMR will be held at Brass Bucket. Kummler, Louise Sinka, Nan- several solos, accompanied by j Due to weather Friday, the the dividing line between Edi- Woodbridue. Rev. Richard Ribblr Tea was'Couples Club meeting wns cy Carlson and Barbara SiRko. son and WoodbridRe Town- poured by Mrs. .John Cwieka- [Postponed until tomorrow at • 3-wir« 100-Ampere Service Entranct, Peter Riccinrdone., enter - During National Library ships and both municipalities tainment committee, request- lo, Mrs. A. O. Calvert and Mrs.8. Speaker will be Willnrd • 12-circuil Diitribulion Pon«l. Week Junior Leaders, Mary I £0" chri'stensen Beeners, teacher at Princeton disagree on responsibility for ed all to attend minstrel re- Dilkrs and Judith Kummler maintenance. CUT FLOWERS • Properly planned circuits, outlelt hearsals Thursday nights, Guests were Mrs. C. Howard JTheoloqienl Seminary. Moving spent Saturday telling stories Saiihorn. Mrs. Ford A. Stark- pictures Mil be shown. The RTOUP asks all civic as- and switches. 7:30, in Avenel School, to the little tots. Monroe Goodman reported weather, Mrs. tywteiice H. ! Mr. and Mrs. John Dietrich, sociations to support the reso- In cut flowers, Easter Lilus, Hart and club president. Rep- lution. on the Lions Club convention JMr. and Mrs. Earl Smith, end Calla Lilies, Snap Dragons, June 5, 6, and 7 In Atlantic New Rooks Placed resentatives, Mrs. William Mrs. F. Meyer ure in chniKC of Mrs. A. Citron announced City to be attended by Peter Hansen, Avenel; Mrs. Russell Sunday's Senior High Felow- plans for a roller skating par- Tulips, Carnations, Roses, G. Romand, Berkeley Heights; Greco. Lester Grossman. On Library Shelves •ship. ty for children In April. Mrs. John Hila, Carteret; Mrs. Stock, Gladlolas, Anemone, George Ketzenberg, Arthur SEW A REN — New books at 1 Junior Fellowship plans a Committeeman R. Richard Flannacan, Mr. Gcxlby and the Sewaren library include, William Testa. Edison; Mrs. dance at Westminster Hall Krauss, speaker, stated the Ranunclus, Iris, Daffotir.s, Mr. Goodman. the following Edward H. Mauer, Elizabeth; April 11.. sanitary sewers in the area are Etc, Return Coupon For adults~"A Family Af-lMrs. Robert P. Boyd. Fan- nearing completion. Repair faii Peace River Country."!wood; Mrs, John R. Egan, Indeterminate find maintenance of roads will T0DAY1 "The New England Story.- \ Fords; Mrs. Thomas H. Cassa- "Matrimony" is a serious "The White Witch," "Anato-jdy, Garwood; Mrs. H. S. besiin as soon as weather per- Barbara Howell word, says a magazine writer. mits, he said. my of a Murder." "Rally ;UnanRst, Borough Improve- Word? We thought it was a MirtiHttfl WwnOlwil Round the Flag. Boys," "The ment League, Metuchen; Mrs. sentence. — Atlanta Consti- ' Eighty nations open Geneva CORSAGES EtfWMftt Plans Wedding Sound of Thunder," ' Old i Gilbert P. Auwwtine. Penh tution. ;sea] law parley. Yeller," "Book of the Sevon | Amboy; Mrs. John W. Shus- AVENEL — Mr. and Mrs. ! Daniel Howell. 39 3mlLh St., Seas." "And The Price Is ter. MondaMd y AfternooAf n ClClubb, j £JWMfVWwUiMtMWWWM A corsage for your Mother, announce the cniupemunt of Rlsht.- "Village Diaw-" "Mag-, Plalnflekl: Mrs. William P. gie Now," ••America." "Aces," ; Haugcrty. Rahway; Mrs. C..G. Wile or Sweetheart, ar- Mail rhis coupon their daughter, Barbara, to !o your local Victoria arid Albert". Albury, Roselle Park Woman's ranged in teaumann's Lt. Henry Gerold Schumacher, Civic Club, Mrs, Carman P. Public Service Office For children—"The World's style of Orchids, Garde- USA, Hermosa Beach, Calif., Greatest Showman," "Gari- Frail. Clio Club. Roselle Part; son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Mrs, Robert B. Yeakle, Scotch nias, Roses, Etc. Pleait send me a FREE copy of "How'j Your baldi, Father of Modern Ita- Henry J. Sehumacheh'. ly." "Dangerous Island." "All Plains; Mrs. William Carlson, . J Wiring?" No obligation to me, of course. Miss Howell is a graduate of The Mice"Came," "The Big- Suburban Woman's Club, .For your far-away friends, send flowers gest Bear." "More Than Gla- South Plainfield, and Mrs. W. ;f 1 I own my home Yes f| No [] Woodbridge High School and Fashions That Will Make You or plants through our F. T, D. Service attended Union Junior Col- mour," and "Katie and^Her Earl Dysarl, Westficld. Look Your Lovely Best! •'. NAME _ . J ..-.._. lege. She is now a senior s.t Camera." Perth Amboy Hospital School ORDER EARLY, PLEASE . . . . • ADDRESS „ , of Nursing. Call Lt. Schumacher attended DEFENSE TRANSPORT • Spring Sportswear I CITY . ._ DAY SET Stanfoid Univeisity and us a Hofcicry • Lingerie KU 8-0711 or FU 8-0712 graduate 01 nc United .Sta\'.? President Eisenhower Military Academy at We^t proclaimed May 16 "National) SIIOI' FRIDAY TIU 9 V. M. Defense Transportation Day." ADEQUATE WIRING BUREAU Point, i\-\i-< of 1907 rlf- is nation.-a at J'o'l Huachiu-a. Ho has urfied all Americans to AND PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC t GAS COMPANY Arizona An August join in "appropriate activities and ceremouie.s," J. R. BAUMA1, Inc. For EASTER Established 1858 !cnpci'il;ire; rivirlo to order- 521 W. Hazclwood Avenue, Railway, N. Unt a denofvjrotioi'l and Shoppe all other occasions Open Evening* 'Til 9 o'clock OCEAN TO OCEAN ACROSS SOUTH 76 Main Street, Woodbridgc April 2nd Vntil Easter AMERICA-AND BACK-IN 41 HOURS! PUBLIX Open Next Thursday and Friday Till 9 P. M. CHEVY'S NEW V8 LEVELS Pharmacy THE HIGHEST, HARDEST 91 Main St.,, Wootdbridge HIGHWAY OVER THE ANDES! To prove the durability of Chev- rolet's radical new Turbo-Thrust V8,» the tremendous flexibility of the new Turboglide transmission,* TELEPHONE the incrediblei smoothness of Full Coil suspension, we tackled the most For All Your challenging transcontinental road in Where does . / the world — the 1,000-mile General MEDICAL NEEDS San Martin Highway. To make it We deliver free of charge \harder, the Automobile Club of (Argentina sealed the hood shut at your money go? Buenos Aires — no chance to add PUBLIX oil or water or adjust carburetors ,for high altitude. PHARMACY 91 Main St., Woodbrldge So the run b?gan — across the blazing Argentine pampas, into the Phone ME 4-0809 ramparts of the forbiddinglAndes. Open Evening* Till 10 On the day before payday, do you wonder Suuda; frill I P. M 9 Up add up the foad climbed! almost; FKEE FARMING IN REAR ipher« the mojiey went frorriyour lost paycheck 2| m^les in the sky! Driver^' |f you don't keep a clq&e check on jt, gasped for oxygen at 12,572 feet — but the Turbo-Thrust V8 never your cash will disappear forever. slackened its t,orrent of power, the Pull Coil springs smothered every BUTTON! Hold on to port of your pay thi} week, bump, the Turboglide transmission lade play of grades up to 30 BUTTON! Add to... or open.,. your saving) account wim When you start to save steadily, percent. Then a plunge to th» Who's Got Jfhe Pacific-at Valparaiso, Chile, a you make foster financial progreu quick turn-around and back again. Time for the round trip: 41 heurq BUTTON? end hove'better control of the mwity you earn- J4 minutes — and the engine was OF COURSE, never turned off! THE

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