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Published Every Thursday VOL. XVII—NO. 11 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 at 18 Grsen Street. Woodbridge, S. 3. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Cops in Brawl •Edison Diamond to Get New Stands Lack of accm To Get Public Hearing May 6 Battle Starts Hearings Start in Ronson Program Close Sweetness After Banquet; Attack on Zoning Decision By School End and WOODBRIDGE—A pre-trial hearing in the suit of the Ronson Cor- Charges Filed poration against Woodbridge Township as the result of the Town Committee's action in passing an ordinance which placed the Ronson Now is Target site on .Route 1 in a rural zone, was held Monday at the Memorial Mu- Light WOODBRIDGE — Patrolmen nicipal Building;. WOODBRIDGE—The Salk anti- By CHARLES E. GBEGOBT polio vaccine failed to arrive this Edward Culver and Stephen Feier- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley was on the stand for almost two hours and week for planned inoculations of tag will appear before the Town his testimony dealt mostly, with the Committee Friday night, May 6, first and second grade pupils, but; When it comes to accept- at 7:30 £P. M., to answer to history of the entire case. Also the office of the Superintendent testifying were Committeemen of Schools said today it is reason- ing gifts from" building de- charges arising out of a brawl gamzations ably certain the vaccine will be velopers toward meeting the outside the Colonia Country Club Peter Schmidt, Ray Alibani and L. available by May 15. If this date school problems they have last week after a dinner honoring Charles Mangione. Committeeman is met, the program of inoculating created, I have a blind spot— the 25-year men in the Police George Mrcz was absent due to Elect Leaders over 2,000 school children will be Department. and if you take me, the blind illness and Committeemen Ed- EDISON—Republican and Dem- completed before school closes the spot goes with the package. The complaint against Patrol- ward Kath and Richard Krauss end of June. man Culver charges that he used Construction on" the new stands at the Fords Little League diamond in Edison Township got under ocratic organizations at meetings School Superintendent Victor C. * * * * "indecent, profane and harsh lan- way last Saturday with a group of managers sidetracking their regular league chores to handle the were dismissed because they were Monday night elected their party Nicklas said that he. understood I am unalterably and ir- guage" and that he "showed dis- laborious job of laying the einderblocks. Upon completion, the stand will seat approximately 150 not on the Committee at the time leaders. that because of the incidence of respect to a superior officer . . . spectators. Above, about to start work are from left to right, Robert Reilly, Frank Gasior, Bay of the passage of the ordinance. With all thirty-eight commit- poliomyelitis is apt to rise earlier revocably opposed to any Schooley, Fhil Bauman, John JLafoancz and Peter Remeniski, while president John Meszaro is in government agency accept- and did use conduct unbecoming Nathan D. Duff represented the teemen and committeewomen in the South, the Foundation for an officer and gentleman." the foreground examining: one of the blocks donated by Tom Swales, Jr., proprietor of the Best present at a meeting in Linwood Infantile Paralysis has allocated ing a gift from anyone under Block Company. Township at the pre-trial hearing vaccine ^shipments to that region Patrolman Peiertag will have to and Ira Dorian represented the Grove, the Democrats chose Steve any circumstances — just as answer complaints of using "in- Madger for reelection. At the Bon- first. New York, New Jersey and much as I am opposed to any Ronson Corporation. Connecticut now are "top in line" decent, profane or uncivil lan- hamtown jSchool with thirty-one to receive shipments he reported. member of a government guage" and "conduct unbecoming The ordinance in question was men and women in the same cate- Election Information Given Candidates passed last October. Before that, gory present, the Republicans The six manufacturers of the agency accepting such trib- an officer and gentleman." vaccine noted they had cut off all ute. It is morally wrong— Chief Egan said he had been the tract of land involved was elected Mayor James Fordone. zoned for heavy industry. • It will be Forgione's first such supplies to commercial channels. which is reason enough—but unable to substantaite stories that By All Township Candidates These include wholesalers, phy- threats ,of shooting had been Originally, the property was assignment. He succeeds Sigvaard I have others with which to EDISON—The third and last re- Cite Views, zoned for business and residences. Johnson, who previously an- sicians and drug stores. hurled between the two. lease on non-partisan'election in- However, when Ronson purchased The Superintendent's office said support my position, and I Both officers are now under sus- nounced that he would not be a will try to present them formation, prepared by the Edison it for $55,000 from the Township, candidate for reelection to that yesterday the school system "is all pension to await the outcome of League of Women Voters, was re- Police Arrest Fusion Group Explains the zoning was changed to heavy set to go" the very minute it re- briefly. the departmental trial. It is un- position. leased this week for the voters in Program for Parks, industry, because Ronson repre- Elected along with Madger were ceives the vaccine. * * * * derstood there has been ill feeling the May 10 commissioners election Woodbridge Man sented it intended to build a plant Mrs. Claire Yaede, vice-chairman? "There will be no delays," the between them for some time, al- here. Safety and Welfare on the site. statement said. The case is brought before though tooth are members of the Mrs. Agnes Rogan, secretary; the court now through a clip- This release has been answered EDISON.— A Woodbridge man, EDISON—In a statement today When Ronson announced it had Evans Lindquist, treasurer, and At the same time, the office of police pistol team. by all the candidates to the ques- decided not to build the plant here Vincent Santa Maria, sergeant-at- the Board of Health stated it had ping which was- sent to me GFeiertag, who is 52 years old, Edward Donnelly, 22, Coolidge •the Fusion candidates seeking received no word other than that tion: "What do you think are the Avenue, was arrested by township election in the May 10 township and placed the land on the market arms. by one of my faithful few. It was appointed to the force on July most important problems facing for $400,000, the Township took Mr. Forgione's assistants will be reported by Mr. Nicklas. The task 1,1S38. Culver is 36 years old and police charged with breaking, en- election gave their views regard- the position that the purposes for of completing the inoculation pro- deals with a situation in the township in this campaign? tering and larceny. tag "expanded parks and recrea- Mrs. Virginia Falkiewicz, Ray was named to the department on What is your stand on these is- which the re-zoning was done no gram is in the hands of the Board Madison Township and the He was charged specifically by tion, an enlightened public safety Henry and Walter Bradstreet, vice- and the schools, jointly, aided by story was, carried in the NewNovember 1,-1949. sues?" longer existed and that in order chairmen; Mrs. Esther Worthing- According to the stories of eye police with having stolen several program and a vigilant health to control use of the tract it would the volunteer services of most of Brunswick Sunday Times, The fusion candidates, composed articles from cars in a tavern park- and welfare program." ton, corresponding secretary; Mrs. the physicians and nurses hrtlie" witnesses, the fight started out- of Joseph Costa, Brace Eggert, be necessary to ehange the zoning. Pearl Ertl, recording secretary; describing an offer of a ing lot on Route 27 Monday. The The five men, Joseph Costa, Ronson took the position that Township, side the Colonia Country Club Martin O'Hara, Sr., Julius Engel articles were said to have been Thomas L. Hansen, treasurer, and builder in that community •after .the party had ended and and Thomas Swales, answered as Thomas Swales, Jr., and Commis- the Township's action in zoning Jack Sivetson. It is pointed out' that the so- stolen from two cars behind the the site as rural was "arbitrary, called polio season in this area of to donate six classrooms at when most of the guests had al- follows: Viel Bar. sioners Brace Eggert, Julius Engal an estimated cost to him of ready left. Culver is alleged to "We believe'the most important and Martin O'Hara, had this to capricious, unreasonable and the country does not have its ad- have knocked Feiertag to the Police recounted this story: say: wholly unlawful exercise of the Cal-Oil Gives 3-Year vent until at least the middle of $60,000. The offer also con- problems are embodied in our plat- Early Monday morning Vito Vitro, June, and that if the present time- tained the provision that as ground, raining blows upon ium. form: Equalization of taxes, per- •'We point with pride to the zoning powers granted to- a muni- In the melee, Mrs. Culver, who manent streets, enlarged sewage Greenfield, Mass., returned to his achievements of our present ad- cipality." Nursing Scholarship table of supply shipments is kept, such additional rooms are (Continued on Page 5) system, full support for educational ear which was parked in the lot ministration in the area of public Papers in the case were served inoculations can be'completed be- needed, the developer would and noticed a side mirror was on Township Clerk B. J. Dunigan PERTH AMBOY—A three- fore this time for all in the age expansion, intelligent planning recreation. We are pledged to a groups due to receive them first. construct tiiem at cost, or and zoning,, progressive redevel- missing. He said he saw two youths continuing and accelerated pro- (Continued on Page 5) year scholarship to the Perth leaving the lot and followed them Amboy General Hospital Nur- at about $10,000 per room, j No Laxity on Gambling opment program, expanded parks long enough to note their license gram. We remind the public that and recreation, enlightened public juvenile delinquency in Edison sing School has been presented * * * * Seen Here by Grand Jury safety program, vigilant health plate. Edison police then checked by The California Oil Company, the number and found it belonged Township is practically non- B. W. Pickard, the company Industrial Men Growth now in prospect; and welfare program, continued existent and it is our intention Man, Woman Hurt NEW BRUNSWICK—The State industrial expansion. Our stand to Donnelly and an alarm was sent president announced. in Madison Township, the^ Law Enforcement Council was out for the youth. to maintain this enviable"record. on these issues is made clear in. We pledge to carefully consider The scholarship has been Times' account continued,! criticized last Friday by the grand our platform." He was apprehended by Wood- In Two-Car Crash awarded to Loretta Daraghy, 8- . -At Safety Rally will create the necessity of jury in a presentment handed up bridge police as he sat in his car the needs of our ever-expanding B Delaney Homes, Perth Amboy, to Superior Court Judge Ralph J. Mrs. Walter McAndrew had this parked near the Woodbridge High public library and to cooperate in EDISON—Two persons were sent a graduate of the Perth Amboy EDISON—Representatives of all providing within the next to say: township industries are attending few years facilities for 10,000 Smalley for its failure to work "in School. In the back seat of the providing up-to-date facilities for to the Perth Amboy General Hos- High School. close and trusted collaboration" "In my mind, the largest prob- vehicle, according to Woodbridge this important function of our pital Monday afternoon as a result The recipient of this scholar- a meeting today at 2:30 o'clock in children—330 classrooms at with Woodbridge police in a raid lem facing us today is our local police, were found articles de- public recreation program, includ- of a two-car collision at Wood- ship was chosen by the faculty the Clara Barton firehouse, Amboy an estimated expense of six on a lottery bank in the extreme governmental structure. Commis- scribed as missing from the Vitro ing the establishment of branch bridge and Amboy Avenues, ac- of the Nursing School, which is Avenue. They have been invited to and one-half million dollars. end of the Colonia section of the sion form of government has car, plus a camera, sunglasses and and mobile service." cording to township police. headed by Miss Ruth Allene the gathering by Alex Melko, civil Township. proven, through practice, to be other valuables. Injured were Rose Hudanick, 6 Mercer. This award was made defense director. Madison Township is merely weak, ineffectual, undemocratic "The police department of Edi- facing this predicament— The house where the raid was While being turned over to Edi- son Township is one of which Moore Avenue, Woodbridge, and on the basis of merit of the re- Discussions on plant protection conducted without the knowledge and inadequate as a structure of son police, another report was re- every citizen can well be proud. Paul Turk, 39 May Street, Hope- cipient. will be led by A. W. Phillips, Hyatt Woodbridge Township is al- of the local police was approxi- government. It has encouraged lawn. Both were taken to the hos- Roller Bearing Company, and De- machine-like politics. In Edison ceived from Henry Lumb, Jr. Had- It is equipped with the most mod- pital in the Edison First Aid Squad Waye Nelson, county industrial ready up to its municipal mately 800 feet from the Union don Heights, that his car, also em and complete police apparatus neck in it. County line. especially, because of the principle parked near the tavern, had been No. 3 ambulance. FELLOWSHIP LUNCHEON commissioner. of fusionism which has been fol- and manned by honest, sincere The Woodbridge woman suffered Richard Q. Williams, civil de- The presentment stated in part: entered. Articles found in the Don- and qualified personnel, all of WOODBRIDGE —The annual * * * * '•That this raid conducted with- lowed through almost the entire nelly car corresponded to those re- contusions of the knee and lacera- May Fellowship Day Luncheon of fense industrial coordinator, has If any community accepts out prior notice to the attorney history of this type of government, which goes to make for the ulti- tions of the head. The Hopelawn the United Churchwomen will be announced industrialists from it has kept local issues from free ported missing by Lumb. mate in crime prevention and an offer of this kind, even general, the prosecutor, and the An investigation is continuing. man suffered a concussion and held May 6, 1 P. M., in the Wood- Woodbridge, Highland Park and though it may be entered chief of police of Woodbridge, in and open debate. It violates prin- crime detection. It is our inten- contusions and abrasions of the bridge Reformed Church with Mrs. South Plainfield will attend. 'into by both parties in all the light of evidence before us, ciples of good government. tion to maintain this fine depart- •head. Ralph Stauffer as chairman". The does in no way reflect unfavorably . "The second major problem is TEEN AGE DANCE TOMORROW ment and to continually modern- Patrolman Bernard Gockel, who speaker will be Rev. Dewey F. Fa- good faith, I think an expe- on their respective offices. . . .that the intelligent working out of a EDISON—The township recrea- ize it as the need indicates. reported the accident, said that gerburg, minister of the Congre- Youngsters are Given dient of insignificant value— there was no testimony or evi- master plan for this township. tion department will sponsor a "By virtue of the fact that sev- Turk was a passenger in a car gational Church. The combined containing unwise compro- dence in our present inquiry indi- For a township which has grown teenage dance tomorrow night in eral main traffic arteries bisect driven by Joseph Tobias, 11 Joyce choirs will sing. Mrs. Ernest Kurtz Immunization Shots cating or directing itself to dere- at the speed this township has, a the Clara Barton School from 8 our township, we will continue to Street, Fords. The injured woman and Mrs. Arthur Notchey are co- mise—has been installed. planned growth was essential. We EDISON — The second in the Even if builders and govern- liction or laxity of the law enforce- to 10 o'clock. vigorously fight for such highway was riding with Helen Piorkowski, chairmen of the luncheon and Mrs. series of pre-school immunization ment agencies of Middlesex have had 'too little, too late' so far. The affair is open to students improvements as the elimination 40, 33 Crampton Avenue, Wood- Harlan Traill is in charge of pro- ment officials are Of unques- (Continued on Page 5) shots were given yesterday in two tioned integrity, they also- County." in the seventh grade and up. (Continued on Page 5) bridge. I gram. township centers. The shots were given at the Old are mortals. Since they are, Town Hall and the Baby Keep I just don't like th"6 prospects Well Station, Inman Avenue, Pot- of mortal influences and Republican, Democrat County Committees Name Leaders ters. mortal favors which are in- Commissioner Brace Eggert. herent in such a-Situation— head of the department of public and I think they should be affairs,' explained that the shots were given free and must be given scrupulously avoided. to every child who will enter the , # * # * township schools for the first time this year. The final shots will be Schools can be built if the given May 25, Warren E. Voorhees.. people are taxed sufficiently health officer, stated. to pay for them—and it is the people's .responsibility to provide schools. After all, it Indictments Returned was their decision as spoken Against Local Youth by their elected representa- WOODBRIDGS — Maurice tives in government, which Powers, 20, 621 Rahway Avenue, has resulted in unplanned was indicted on three counts by wholesale development in the Middlesex County Grand Jury- many communities and the last Friday. lack of any adequate pro- The jurors heard the evidence gram to ' meet the school against the defendant and re- turned indictments of lewdness. problem entailed. In Madi- impairing the morals of a minor son Township, for instance, and assault with intent to commit the builder proposes to con- carnal abuse. The offense is alleged tribute a $60,000 building to have occured in Woodbridge on toward a six-and-one-half- January 1. million-dollar program. sw^-•(?.'•;. ^ TO AID LIONS * * * # ISELIN—Members of the Ladies' I cannot help but wonder Auxiliary of' the Iselin Lions Cliib whether such a trivial gift is will be in charge of the kitchen at worth the dangers of com- the Lions third annual show, May promise it contains;- whether 13 at St. Cecelia's Recreation Cen- the shifting from one unsat- At left Mrs. Vera feyan, vice man, are shown after Hum- ie ter. The auxiliary will meet May 17 chairman and Joseph P. Somers, election at Tuesday's reorgrani Democratic County Committee. right are Eugene Gery, First j vice chairman; Arnold S. Gra- Third Ward vice chairman and at the home of Mrs. Rudolph k factory, expedient to an- zation meeting1. In the back- At right, are the newly-elected Ward vice chairman; Mrs. . ham, reelected municipal chair- Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, secretary. Kummler, 137 Cooper Avenue, jfc (Continued on Page 6) Democratic Municipal Chair- PAGE TWO TKlIBSDA-f, ZS, 'lOvvI-viyrilir' FOKB.S Joan Kosusko Honored : Smorgasbord Set At Shower Saturday Enrollment Plans telroikai is lo .selin UHDWomeB -".. By Ladies' Aid SEWAREN—Miss Joan Kozusko, Discussed by GOP daughter of Mrs. John Kozusko, f* ISELIKT — Plans were formu- 552 West Aveime, was the guest of ISELIN — A discussion on the ISELIN The Iselin Woman's -lated .for a smorgasbord to be honor at a lingerie shower last enrollment of additionaly- resident Club elected Mrs. John Cwiekalo, held at First Presbyterian Church Saturday evening at the home of was held at a meeting of the president, at its meeting in the of'Iselia. Wednesday, May 4, from. Miss Kafcherine McNamara, in Sixth District Republican Club at First Presbyterian Cb.ur.Gl-L. S to 8 P. M. at a meeting of theYerona. Miss- Betty Ann Avis, the home of Mrs. William Knott, Also elected was Mrs. Carl D. Ladies Aid Society Monday in the Montclair, was co-hostess. Indiana. Avenue. , stcrch, first vice-president. In- church annex. Tickets may be Other guests were Miss Anne Members agreed to contact the ! stallatlcn will be conducted by purchased from .Mrs. Anne Cal- Hardiman, Perth Amboy; Miss county board of election for the ] Mrs. Douglas Brinkman at a vert or any members of the so-Dorothea Tsadillo, Bayside, L, I.; purpose of rectifying a discrep- V ] May luncheon at Ye Cottage Inn, ciety. Miss Carol Dzurillo, Carteret; Mrs. ancy in the ballot book. They 1/ Keyport. The committee workers for theCarl McNamara; Verona; Mrs. planned to meet with other Re- Mrs. Clarence Bower, retiring smorgasbord include Mrs. SamJohn. Avis, Montclair; Mrs.. John publican clubs in the district in a president gave her report for the Blcdgett, Mrs. William Dangell, Gadek, Fords; Mrs. Joseph Baum- joint session to become acquainted year and announced that plans Mrs. Edward Touissaint, ST., iMrs. gartner, Watchung, and Mrs. with the candidates. hava been made for the members. . Elliott, Mrs. Fred Walker," -Mrs. Kozusko. Visitors from the 13th and 14th to attend the third district music " ^Lisette Clancy,. Mrs. Charles districts attended the meeting. feivival on Monday at. Spring - Chrisfcensen, Mrs. George Lang, : Wishing to start their own club, Lake. Those interested will meet Mrs. Alfred Neary and Mrs. NisPTA to Install' they asked all interested resi- at 9 A. M. at First Presbyterian Madsen. dents of the Woodtoridge Oaks area to contact Mi, and Mrs. Church for transportation. Mrs. Margaret Elliot presided Walter Karvonitz. A donation was made to Mrs. *«, at the last meeting in the absence Slate May 19th A donation was voted* to Mrs. Alice Kehoe, Isslin, whose home ' of Mrs. Calvert. Members were Alice Kehoe, member of the club, and possessions were destroyed by , asked to meet at- church- parking ISELIN — At a regular meeting who recently lost her home and fire. Twenty dollars was contri- Jot. at 12:30 P. M. May 6 to take of the PTA. of School 15 Thurs- possessions in. a fire. buted to Woodbridge High School part in Fellowship Day of Na-day- evening at the school a new for the expenses of the Iselin stu- " aortal Council of Church of Christ slate of officers was elected as dent who will represent the town- to be held in Hungarian 'Reformed follows: Airs. Lester Jentis, presi- I ship at the Girls State Institute Church. School Street, Wood- dent; Mrs. Fred Height, vice- Holy Name Plans this year in the Douglas Solleae bridge. president; Mr. "Harold Goetchius, Campus. A donation was also Mrs. Edith Eglauf was proposed" second vice-president; Miss -Lor- made to the cancer fund. as a new member. Entertainment etta Cohen, treasurer; . Mrs. Annual Breakfast Mrs. Cwiekalo, Mrs. Storch and was furnished by Ralph Stockwell •Robert Argalas, recording secre- , Mrs. William Dangell was dele- and Charles Button, guitarists, tary; Mrs. Michael Cwiekalo, cor- ISELIN — The theme and com- 'gated to attend the annual con- Newark. The next meeting will responding secretary. . munion' intention for the annual I vention of the State Federation of communion breakfast, of St. Ce- be held May 9 at 8 P. M. at the Miss Francis Pinda's fourth 'Woman's Clubs at Atlantic City Church Annex. grade won the attendance award. celia's Holy Name Society Sunday in May. Roger Kenny showed two films will be a "Spiritual Bouquet For Mrs. Eugene Ruckbeil, chair- "And then There, Was Four," with Our Mothers." man, requested that members TV Personality Slated James Stewart as narrator -and The breakfast will be held in bring their "sunshine and gloom" "Smdkey the Bear." the Recreation Center after Holy returns to the next meeting. The To Appear Here Apr, 30 Communion at the 8 o'clock mass, hostesses at the social which after Installation of officers will take William E. O'Neill, is chairman: the meeting were Mrs. Joseph De WOODBRIDGE — Mike Det- place at the May 19 meeting and rieh, Hopalong Cassidy's Ranch MISS CLAUDIA J. BRAZOO The principal speaker will be Goerge and Mrs. Margaret Elliot. Johnson and Johnson Glee Club Joseph T. Karcher, prominent foreman, will appear through the will furnish entertainment. The WOODBRIDGE — Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Alan Brazdo, 286 MISS JOAN MARIE MXJNDY courtesy of the Ideal Dairy Farms Catholic layman, jurist and WOODBRIDOE—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V..Mundy, 178 Sherry TO ELECT TRUSTEES mothers of the kindergarten pu- TKomas Street, have announced the engagement of their daugh- author. at four Township stores Saturday pils were in charge of hospitality. ter, Claudia J., to A 2/C George C. Gensinger, son of Mrs. Mar- Street, have announces! the engagement of their daughter, Joan ISE5LIN — The annual meeting as follows; Oak Tree Supermar- Election of officers, originally Marie, to Peter J. Annesi, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Annesi, 280 of the Iselin Free Public Library garet Ceder, 1471 Main Street, Eahway, and the late John Reed scheduled for the last meeting, ket, 700 Oak Tree Road, Iselin, 10 Gensinger. Smith Street. Association will be held Wednes- A. M.; Shop Rite Super Market, will be held. A graduate of Woodbridge High/ School, class of 1953, Miss • day, May 4, at the new library on Bliss Brazdo is a graduate of Woodbridge High School, class Reservations are still available 117 Main Street, Woodteidge, at Colonia Reporter of 1954, and Is employed as a stenographer by the America Fire Mundy is employed .at Raritan Arsenal. Her' fiance is also a Middlesex Avenue between Oak noon; Su'nnyside Market, 110 and may toe had toy-callin g the graduate of Woodbridge High School, class of 1949, and served Tree Road and Lincoln Highway Insurance Group, Perth Amboy. Her fiance attended Woodbridge Rectory, Metuchen 6-1998 or by Main Street, Woodbridge, 1 P. M., High School arid is now hi the Air Force. At present lie is home four years in the Navy. He is employed at the Ford plant at (Route 27) at 8 P. M. and a new store, Menlo Confec- Leader in Contest calling Francis C. Foley Jr., at Mahwah. tionery, Kelly Street, Menlo Park on leave, having completed a year's tour of duty in Korea. He Fulton 1-1133. "' '-. The members will have an op- will report for duty to the Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho. The iFourth Degree Knights of portunity to inspect the building Terrace, off Route 1, at -3 P. M. WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Henry Time for Sergeants," "Love is Eter- and noting the progress that has Strubel, 2J.4 Colonia Boulevard, St. Cecelia's 'Knights of Colum- NEW BOOKS LISTED bus and members of the council WOODBRIDGE — Among the nal," "Good Morning, Miss Dove," been made. Annual reports will Colonia, has taken the lead in the many new books now in circulation "Bob Hope's Own Story," "The be read and new trustees will be Miss Ohlott Chairman Woodbridge Publishing Company's, Miss.Helene Mohr. Bride . will also be represented. View from Pompey's Head." correspondents' circulation cam- at the Colonia Library are: "No electd, Of State-wide Luncheon paign by turning in more than 40 mail subscriptions to the Indepen- •'Of George Harris*, Iselin Mothers Outline WOODBRIDGE—The 18th an- dent-Leader during the first week annual Spring luncheon of the of the contest. ISBLIN — The marriage of with red accessories. She wore a N. J. Association of School Secre- Miss Mabel Helena Mohr, daugh- corsage of white orchids. taries will be held Saturday, May .Mrs. Percy Austen, Sewaren, is ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Social Program- 7, at 1 P.-M. at the Thimbleberry trailing close behind with the re-Mohr, Hillcrest Avenue, to George After a wedding trip, the young Boom, Kresgs Department Store, maining correspondents coming up couple will reside on Pennington COIiONIA—The Mothers Asso- fast. Harris, son of Mr. George Harris, ciation of Colonia met in the Civic Newark. Sr., and the late Katherin Harris, Street, Elmora. Each correspondent, by securing Club Monday with Mrs. Robert Dr. Frederick L. Hipp, executive of Madison Avenue, "Avenel, was Mrs. Harris attended Wood- Deureling presiding. Plans were secretary of the New Jersey Asso-, new yearly subscriptions, will be solemnized Saturday morning at a bridge Township schools and is able to win such outstanding prizes made for a card party to be held in elation will speak on "When Our nuptial mass in St. Cecelia's employed at R. C. A. Repair ser- the Civic Club May 28 after the Ships Come In." Miss Bertha A. as Rogers Brothers silverware, vice, Main St., Rahway. The complete service for eight; Ameri- Church. Rev. Thomas Dentici per- regular meeting. A variety show says: "DAIRY FRESH Ohlott, secretary at School 11, a formed the" doubles-ring ceremony. bridegroom is a draftsman for an member of the executive committee can Limoge dinnerware, Hoover was also planned, date to be an- steam irons, sewing machines and Given in marriage by her fa-Elizabeth firm. The reception was nounced later. of the association is chairman of held at St. Cecelia's Recreation the luncheon for the State. vacuum cleaners. ther, the bride wore a white moire Mrs. Rudolph Peterson was ap- Hall. " • ' . • pointed to represent the associa- Present mail subscribers may taffeta street length gown, prin- cess style, (Peter Pan collar and tion in the newly-formed Central help their local correspondent re- Committee of Colonia. A box of Mrs, Tunison Hostess ceive credit by sending gift sub- three-quarter length sleeves. A moire taffeta, cap style head piece Firemen's Auxiliary novelties was presented to Cub To Foursome Group scriptions to friends and relatives Pack 146 to be used as game prizes. and to the boys in service. held her fingertip veil of French At Installation Fete tulle, and she carried a mixed A suggestion box will be posted - SEWAREN—Mrs. Willard Tuni- Correspondents now accepting at the next meeting. All members son of Robert Street, was hostess new yearly mail subscriptions are bouquet of white orchids and ISEUN — The Ladies' Auxil- iary of Iselin Chemical Hook and are asked to place suggestions or to the last meeting of the Triple Mrs. George Forster, Menlo Park stephanotis. problems in this box. They will Foursome Bridge Club. Terrace; Mrs. George F. Ferguson, Miss Rosemary Verducci, Perth Ladder Co., District 11, held its later be discussed from the floor. Prize winners were": Mrs. Olive Chain O'Hills Park; Mrs. David Amboy attended the bride as maid, installation dinner at V. F. W.This idea was introduced by Mrs. T. Van Iderstine, Mrs. Albert Ha- Davis, Avenel; Mrs. Betty Hep- of honor. Her gown was of mauve Post 2636, Post Headquarters Vito Scaturro. gen, Miss Blanche Van Sycle and worth and Mrs. S. D. Rosenbaum, rose taffeta. She wore slipper and Hall, Saturday. The members of Members wishing to take part Mrs. William Ecker. . Carteret; Mrs- John McDonnell, hat to match, and carried a cas- the fire company were guests at in the variety show may call Mrs. Others present were Mrs. W. W. Port Reading; Mrs. Robert Scank, cade of pink and red carnations. the affair. August Otte, Mrs. Patrick . Sira- Brundage, Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Mrs. Iselin proper, Westbury Park and The bridesmaids were Miss Janet Officers installed by Josephine cusa or Mrs. Vito Scaturro. , W. S. Booten, Mrs. Russell Solt, Woodbridge Oaks; Mrs. Andrew Harris, sister of .the toridegroom Rathsam included Jerry Barby, For a quick, energy pick-up, there Mrs. F. T. Howell, and Mrs. Oscar Sedivy, Fords, Hopelawnand Keas- and the Misses Joan and Marjorit re-elected as president, Katherine ATTEND FARM OUTING Buse, Mrs. S. J. Henry and Mrs.bey; Mrs. Strubel, Colonia and WOODBRIDGE — The Junior nothing more refreshing than a cool L Mohr, sisters, of the bride. They Kovac, vice president; Helen William Eeker were guests. Mrs. Austen, Sewaren. were , attired in turquoise blue Thomas, secretary, and Mabel Grove ' T-69,, Supreme Forest glass of our rich, pure, wholesome tafetta gowns with slippers' and Painter, re-elected treasurer. Belle Woodmen Circle enjoyed an out- milk. Try it and see! hats~ to match. Pigott and Josephine Ackerman ing to,the Walker Gorden Warms, Saturday. Those who participated Frank Weissman, Winfield were appointed trustees. The out- going officers were presented with were: Gloria Goltaio, Loretta Park, served as best man for his Porte, -Florence Davisson and brother-in-law; The ushers in- gifts and the president was pre-Mary Ohigos. Guests were Joan cluded William Tiendale, Avenel, sented with a corsage and .past Davisson ;!and Robert Porte. Girls and Jack ; Moskowitz, also of president's^||^|g :; jf ; || ^ff between8 the ages of 8 and"14 who Woodbridge. The guests were served a roast are interested in joining are asked The pride's going-away en- beef dinner and dancing con- to get in touch with Gail Lourie at semble was charcoal gray suit cluded the evening's activities. WO 8-0988-R.
LET US REPAIR YOUR SOfA- and, CHAIRS HEAR , RliHT IN YOUR OWN HOME! HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sofa Bottoms Rewebbed $•%-• Cushions Refilled with. $g? Facing: Floor A* New Spring-and Filling-...... PHQPJE TODAY! H 392 Smith Street HI-2-057S Due To Great • Demanas ..We Are A marriage is made of many things . . . the cherished traditions, so old in their wisdom . . . the newness of young faith in the future ... a faith to be fulfilled in the happy cooperation of planning and working for tomorrow together. Put those plans on firm finan- cial ground by budgeting carefully, saving regularly, We dssi'f shaping a secure future for yourselves and your fam- Check these features: kn®w t®@ mueli ® BEAUTIFUL SLENDES FRAMES ily. <5et the savings habit from the start. Best, time SELF-STOKING, NO CHANGING to open a savings account is now1. ® NEW "TENSION SEAI.ED" CON- STRUCTION but their Judgment ® PERMANENT MADE TO ORCEK. is swell. WeVe learaed thai ©•EASY TO OPERATE frem lite ladles wto eome t@ Any Size Up to 36" x 64" help their men folks huYi LIMITED SIZES "The Bank with All the Services" si::*©. .". ; " UP TO 3 18" thru 30" ESTABLISHED 1880 ' FIKST PAYMENT IN JUNE! -msr BANK AND TRUST COMPANY AX OUR FACTORY 224 SOUTH SECOND STREET, PERTH AMBOY PERTH AMBOY, N.J., on Market St., Opposite Central Jersey Plumbing Supply Co. (Near the New White Diamond) ; SMrr:i AT KING STS. — PERTH AMBOY. N.J. Free Parking Reiir of Store OPEN: Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. — Sat. A. M. to 6 P. M. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — PLENTY OF FREE PARKING — EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 PAGE THREE WHS Wins Six Debates To Address UJA-Meetings Wed in Marine Base Chapel Officers Elected Slate Installed In All-State Contest Dedication Set By Woman's Club WOODBRIDG? — Wood- .'For-Squad. Home bridge High School won six out AVENEL—Mrs. Harold P. Wil- of eighth debates in the annual A V E N E L — Plans for the COLONIA—Mrs. Walter Zirpolo son was installed president of the all-state debating contest held dedication"" of the new Avenel-Co- was elected president of the Col- Avenel Woman's Cluto at a meet- Saturday at Seton Hall with 35 Sonia First Aid Squad building on onia Parent Teacher Organization ing held in Avenel SchooL Mrs. high schools participating. June 18, were furthered at a meet- of Schools 2 and 16 at the final A. Vincent Rochester, Spring The debate topic was "Re- ing of the group held in the head- ! meeting of the school year. Lake, was installing officers. Itiarters on Park Avenue. ' . Others named were: Vice presi- solved that the United States dent, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy; honor-- Others inducted into office should initiate a policy of free The program will •; open at 1 ! ary vice president, Miss Mary R. were Mrs. Stephen MarKulin, first trade." P. M. and an outstanding speaker Mullen, school principal; recording vice president; Mrs. Leonard La- Miss Barbara. Prang and Kott- will be on hand for the occasion. secretary, Mrs. Katharine Chalker; conic, second vice president; Mrs. ert Luna took the affirmative Squad members are still solicit- corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wil- Frederick Hyde, recording secre- and won three out of four de- ing advertisements, and boosters liam Seaman; treasurer, Mrs. A. J. tary; Mrs. Joseph IP. Allgaier, cor- bates defeating St. Aloysius | for its souvenir booklet. Part of the HW-- &3L. ^?rr- -fi^. Fox. responding , secretary^ and Mrs. High School, Wildwood Catholic money 'received will be used for During the discussion of plans -. Andrew Galisin, treasurer. and St. Dominic Academy. dedication expenses and theb re- for the Country Fair scheduled on Miles Wolpin and Joseph Leo mainder will be used to purchase May 1 at the school grounds, it was The executive board presented took the negative and won furniture and equipment for the decided to use the proceeds for the Mrs. Lillian Kuzmiak with a gift three of four debates, defeating- new building. The. boster fund will purchase of a sound movie projec- for s Sarah Ann's Cooking Class one woman tells, another to come see.. .tome save at A&P. here's why Each recipe you'll want _ to try. That's the kind of pies we're writ- ing about. They're from a collec- tion of fine recipes that have feeen favorites for years. Lemon Pie VA CUP flour Vz cup cornstarch V2 cup sugar 1V2 cups boiling water 3 beaten egg yolks instead of on just a few Va cup sugar Va cup lemon juice 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind nimiiiimminiiimiiiiimiiiM^ 2 tablespoons butter flew Spring Ci"©p 1 egg white beaten FINE GROCERIES GALOfti!, • ., ' | Mix flour, cornstarch, V2 cup sugar, and a pinch of salt. Slowly \n one fcrip ro your A&P you can SAVE MONEY ON 9,8 GROCERY if EMS that A&P has add water, cook in a double boiler reduced since April 1st, making a grand total oi 800 grocery reductions since January 1st. until thick. Beat yolks with Vz Yefiow cup sugar, add lemon juice and Reliable Brand rind. Add a little hot mixture to Frem Florida Farms eggs, stir into hot mixture. Cook Fancy Quality 2 minutes. Add butter. Cool New spring crop f)bs. slightly ,and fold in well-beaten From Texas;farms egg whites. Pour into a 9-inch baked shell, cool until firm. Top From Florida farms with meringue. From nearby farms bunch ^ 'y^ tomato Juioa Brandywine iushr§@nis Meringue From Southern farms bunch §G Maiihatfan Sweet Pickles . q uart One s'op a! A&P can save you money on Vs. cup sugar % . Pinch of salt / Washed iOoi. ||IS 20°*. < Manhattan Dill Pickles «^« -iar ' ceilo bag ' !7« Vs, cup water Regalo Brand celio bag " ' * 20 oz. ^||c 44 oz. I7oz- 6 Linny's Sweet Peas • , 1 Va teaspoon cream of tartar Si Western farms bunch ft plcg.*® pkg. 2 egg whites stiffly beaten Py-O-My 12 oz. Yarious brands Jg Cook sugar, salt, water and ^feS©@ Ffom Southern farms Ib. §|@ brand pkg. cans ASP brand O I6oz. cream of tartar to thread stage large J (236 degrees). Gradually pour } From Western farms f Our finest quality ™ cans Ohoics of Chisken, Turkey or Beef over well-beaten egg whites, beat- head • # S>&® _ L M 8 oz. extra Ige. "f ing constantly. Add a little grated Southern farms B c lemon rind. Spread over pie. Bake .siallc ] . 6 02. SPECIAL VALUIS EOR THIS WEEK! in an oven 425 degrees for 4 /2 Southern farms Libby's or Birds Eye 10* |J celio bag S minutes. < . • French style ift Large siie each f P g Maple Chiffon Pie "Vi! Mott's •'• Chopped Breccoli * 'J£i9 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin Golden ripe lb. 2 2 tablespons cold watez* igg . Birds Eye or Libby's 2 \° ' 33® Valencia !b I - ' OZi Vz cup milk l Libby's or Birds Eye , 17 New crop '-bag Large 16 oz. V2 cup maple syrup lb : pkg. B" Vs teaspoon salt Seedless i - ' Size pkg. Leaf or Chopped % j. ^l^lc 2 beaten egg yolks Fl 1 bag ' Libby's or Birds Eye * " ~~ V3 CUP nuts, chopped Rega'o Brand carton Potatoes Libby's — Concentrated J| 1 teaspoon vanilla of 4 Bright Sail 1 cup whipping cream 8 oz. AsP Brand 2 egg whites stiffly beaten pkgs. 1 9-inch baked pastry shell Cap'n John's IO,OI-fl§« Soften gelatin in cold water JiarcalHopkins 3 A 29c Lorna Doone .» pkg. ^w Combine milk, syrup, and salt in top of double boiler. Heat to Fin9 rs scalding. Slowly add a little hot Tissue 6 • 43c Vienna .! mixture to beaten egg yolks, stir into hot mixture. Cook over hot water until it coats the spoon. /i'sa" 5i«* £^J 6i«79« isirry!s OhoeosiHt Oookses . ' '^39 Remove from, heat, add gelatin, These aren't ordinary peaches, you stir until dissolved. Chill until Libb/s Eaby Foods a™.-* "Siars??c Chilled Orange Jyiee quart m can be sure. They're "A&P Brand" partially set. Fold nuts and vanilla Peaches . . . our finest quality . . . carefully prepared and packed in into % cup cream, whipped. Fold Salted Feanyfs rich, heavy syrup. You'll love them egg whites, then whipped cream . . . and only A&P has them! into . gelatin mixture. Pour into Brsadeast GhiIf Con Oame pastry shell. Chill. Garnish with Made from a famous "13-Egg Recipe," Jane Parker A&P Brand— Halves remaining cream, whipped. Angel Food Cake is so easy to dramatize with festive White 7oz. ^|* tins ^ "fixings"!-for example, ice it with boiled frosting and ea meat can of 5 29 oz. Chocolate Chiffon. Pie sprinkle with crushed peppermint candy or top a cans 2 1 -ounce squares unsweetened slice with ice cream and chocolate fudge or whipped 41° Fililaptha cream and drained fruit cocktail! 16 oz. lb> 3 ib. i chocolate melted Imported I Cleans hands f ' For That Spring Salad ... Don't Forget V2 cup hot double-strength can 16 oz. pfeg- 91 c Oettage Oheese ££ cup coffee M©re Jatio Parker Money Harm Waxed Paper Tidy Hoiise Garbage Bags &i 1 tablespoon gelatin, unflavored of20 Vi cup cold water Cruiib Si«are Coffee Cake . 3 egg yolks, beaten M©f-@ A&P Brand Cansted Frulfs! Vz cup sugar Only 45 calories per slice I2oz.« 10 = MAiVELOUS "SUPEi-ilGHT" MEATS I Vi teaspoon salt loaf ' You get wide variety as well as good value when you buy meaffc at A&P. So Ouriinesiqa cans 1 teaspoon vanilla |g Sugared, Plain or Cinnamon pkg. of J 2 for 23^ = c V2 cup sugar stop in for the meats you like to serve at the substantial savings you like to. make! A&P brand I6oz. Delicious with plcg. of K for Royal Inn® Cli@rrfif sOur finest qualify can B 3 egg whites, stiffly beaten Ba A&P brand 29oz.«|iig 1 9-inch baked pastry shell Ann Page jelly Hamburger, or Frankfurter pkg. of Q for 20® Our finest qualify can **** Add hot coffee to melted choco- A&P brand J 16 oz. ^Qg late. Soften gelatin in cold water, IO Z e k FiYliG Finest quality cans" stir until "gelatin- dissolves. Add |a|#» Gold or Marble ° -f| • A&P brand 2O'/2 oz.' V2 cup sugar to beaten egg yolks. ' Wl¥ For poultry, meat or fish 8 oz. j}9g Fresh Top Grade - Under 3 lbs. 2P Beat lightly; Add salt and vanilla. Our finest quality can , ifiiA Just moisten and use bag** = •»! A&P brand 30 oz. Add to chocolate mixture. Cool. One quality only — the top — one price only at A&P — as advertised! Beat V2 cup sugar into beaten egg Our finest qualify whites. Fold into chocolate mix- ture. Pour into cooled, baked shell. Chill until firm. Top with whipped ' M at la ^v cream. €®mplfef@ C©ff®@ 10 inch Bride!s Pie Aroma is half your coffee-drink- Cut 1 tablespoon .unflavored gelatrn ^ ing pleasure. And when you smell Vi. cup..cold water '•'i-^i^; :p\ = WHdmere Brand — Brown and White J •\ fragrant Custom Ground A&P iHfe: af Wt&&§ In Se!f-Service 3 egg whites MsmS PI M®m Meat Departments carton BF"^ I cup cream, whipped premium-quality Coffee brew- ^ . T doz. tsgiiff Va cup sugar ing, you know you'll get real 1 teaspoon vanilla •** coffee Savor, too. Fact is, it tastes Sunnybrook,Large cartsn Vt teaspoon salt even better than if smells. Why B®n@l©si - Chuck Fresh Grade A 1 doz. I Chocolate Crumb Crust settle for less? Soften gelatin in cold water and (Na Fat Added) Fancy domestic ,, E1! g dissolve over hot water. Add salt Sliced or piece • ** • to egg whites and beat until stiff. Mild & Mellow 1-LB. Boneless Fancy domestic lb. §| " Fold in sugar gradually. Slowly lb Super-Right add dissolved gelatin to egg BAG Coraei ieef Brisket - c Sliced mmm. Swiss Knight 6 oz. ^tfig whites. Fold in whipped cream 3-tb. Bog $2.3! lmportsQ pkQ. ^*** and vanilla. Pour into chocolate > Freshly ground Plain — cheese food 8 oz. ^t&Q Rich & Full-Bodied Vigorous S Wine/ Ofisps crumb crust and chill. Just be- Idea! for snacks pkg.™'* fore serving garnish with whipped Sirloin Steaks Juic* L§IH Imported ,, OISC cream if desired. 1-LB. 1-LB. ae# 3-Lb. Bag Sliced, piece ww GAG $2.43 BAG ^^ ^ Chocolate Crumb Crust Pmimmm® Steaks- . Top grade — ready-to-coolc Danish — imported Ib. 731® Vz cup butter or margarine 10 inch i^ ffiS C 7 inch Ready- Sizes 18 IV2 cups chocolate wafers S quart < 0 1 Ib. I cut "** cut +o coofe io 22 lbs» B@rdilS S MHk Homogenized i 3 tablespoons confectioners' Vacuum Percolator or Drip container Packed lc i Boneless sugar Stfi@k@g! Mams B@rd@si'i Hia¥f y2 pint * Is Cream butter and sugar, add Whole or either hajf container ^ ib. Whole or either half full cut Ib. j chocolate wafer crumbs. Butter AMERICA'S FOREMOST FOOD RETAILER ... SINCE 1859 §§ Legs if Lamb Regular style 'bottom and sides of pie plate and Overl-Ready, whole, either half L Shank ,, 9ikli Buff pat chocolate mixture firmly into In self-service meat depts. ib.j bottom and sides of plate. Chill portion portion before serving. $uper Markets Rsadf -te-Eat Mams ib. Blueberry Pie IP Loin Veal' Chsps Pastry THE GREAT ATLANTIC S PACIFIC TEA COMPANY Fr@§h Emk Sliad woman's day' Prices effective thru Saturday, Apri! 30th, in 2M> cups blueberries, fresh or Shorf cut — loss wasio THE A&P MAGAZINE frozen Super Markets and Self-Service stores on!y. Halgisnt Steak 1 tablespoon Sour Vz cup sugar Blue Bonsiet Vs teaspoon salt Wesson OH . Sffftr insf Surf 1 teaspoon butter ! iargarine Lux Flakes Combination offer' Line pie plates with pastry and Pure vegetable shortening Corned B§§! Hash For cooking and salads White soap granules Buy I at regular pries chill. Clean berries, drain thor- get [ at half price In VA lb. prints large gianf oughly. Mix with flour and put in 9 lar9° IPSc pie plate. Sprinkle with sugar and ww 9 salt. Dot -with butter. Put on top' pkg. * pkgs. ^ crust. Prick well. Bake 10 minutes in an over 425 degrees, then re- Llfebiioy Soap Lux Tollef Soap duce to 350 degrees and bake 40 White Granules Lux Toilet Soap Iwnry flakes -Florient minutes. Combination offer — buy I at reg. Especially for ihe bath For foilof and bath For toilet and bath Especially for the bath For dishes and fine fabrics price, get I at half price I@ms©f Deodorant lars<1 ENOW DRIFT HALTS PLOW IS® w cakes ww cakTe IS® 2 aw 35* POCATELLO, Idaho — John w kes spray can Gibbs and Floyd Allen trudged 7 pkgs. ^ miles to Henry,. Idaho, recently in order to thumb a ride into Poca- tello after they got stuck in heavy drifts near Grays Lake. They knew it wouldn't do any good to call for 1 1 3 MAIN "STREET, WOODBRIDGE Op©nThursday and Friday Evenings TIL9 the snowplow because they had been driving it. 2DIS0N TOWNSHIP FOBDS "BEACON" THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 PAGE FIVE only be accomplished by starting istered health officer Rigid ad- he had to report lor duty at 10 said, "is .unfair to the many ex- PAPER DRIVE SATURDAY Candidates WOODBRIDGE—The Methodist Election Release with smallei school buildings on herence to health codes will be Cops In Brawl o'clock. cellent men we have on the de- land large enough to permit ex- (Continued from Page 1) partment and unfair to the menYouth Fellowship will hold a paper (Continued from Page I) demanded and violations as re- (Continues rrom Page 1) A short time after Culver came drive Saturday. Paper may be left The present program for reaching pansion of buildings when neces- of dangerous intersections, instal- 1 to headquarters, Feiertag showed who were honored for their length this goal as implemented in thesaiy." lation of adequate traffic signals.1 ported or detected will toe subject 1 tried to halt the fight, was also up, and brother officers shoved of service to the community." with any of the following: Dorothy to immediate and proper correc- Kaub, Clinton Street; Janice Lar- 1955 budget is still too little and Michael Germak gave these We pledge additional expansion of injured. him into an ante-room to pre- sen, Second Street; Donald Peck, too slow. I recommend that we im- views: our police department as the need • tive action. Our welfare depart- Help Summoned vent the two from, coming to Rowland Place, Sandra Schoon- mediately-Jiire a qualified resident indicates and foster formal train-, mem will continue to seek out The manager or the Colonia blows again. Hearings Start p2armei\' who as an employe of 6he "To rid itself of long-standing I ing of all new personnel. over, Wedgewood Avenue, Carol confusion, Edison needs a fresh needy cases and to mice iuimedi- Country Club called police head- Mayor Hugh V. Quigley said (Continued from Page 1) Schwenzer, 757 St. George Avenue, township, will work m close contact ! "'We pledge full support to the yesterday that he had attended the early part of November and it all of Woodbridge, Ronald Gut- with technical experts TO the field start much the same as the new'various fire districts in their ef- , ate and appropriate corrective cjuai'ters, bat by the time other name our vcreers gave it last fall police arnvcd Culver and Feiertag the dinner for a short time and is expected the case will go to trial wein, Liberty Street, Fords. Pro- •ft ith enough money in the depart- fort to draw up and adopt a real- "We subscribe to ths premise soon. ment to bring forth the first basie after eighty years. Its governing fo h;d left Culver came to police found it "one of tlie nicest parties ceeds of the drive will be used to body needs the personality of I istiis c fire ordinance. We pledge our I that a healthy community is a held by the PBA." He said the finance, summer conferences. aspects of the master plan for this rounger mtn whose mental atti- wholehearted support to the work good place in which to Lvs. andheadquarters " and there abused conduct at the party was exem- community within a year. I recom- [wof the Edison Township Safety Desk Sergeant Andrew Simonsen. . East Germany recently increased mgnfi that he be continued m em- tudes more closely parallel those | of we shall vigilantly endeavor to plary and that "it was too badtaxes on heavy trucking into West The Administration is re-exam- of the majority of taxpayers, the Council and to the cause of the take whatever steps are neceesary Sgt. Simcnsen had been at the that the disgraceful incident had ployment to develop and implem- various first aid. and rescue Berlin more than eleven-fold. West ining its farm surplus disposal pro- ent a master plan which must of new homeowners, the age of these to insure the health and welfare dinner early m the evening but to mar the dinner." Berlin called the action a "cold gram in the light of the way sales averages between 30 and 35 years. squads. We place great impor- of our citizenry." left shortly after nine o'clock as "This bad publicity," the mayor blockade." abroad have bagged down. necessity be a growing thing which Extreme care ^,nd integrity must tance on the Civil Defense pro- ultimately brings into reality the be exercised in regulating our gram and we plan to cooperate wishes and desires of this com- irowth which is our fine destiny, with this group to the utmost of munity^ citizens/' imagine the condition of any home our a-bihty. "I feel that other important that has not had a thorough clean- problems we face, such as the Ing in twenty-five years. We must "Health is our most important .school problem, the slum area in clean house in Edison now." commodity. We shall strive to Potters, the inadequacies of certain maintain sound health and wel- Where Seed Living Corned municipal services will be easier of The joint answers of Anthony fare policies. As our community Ferrullo Paul Bsnton and Ray-continues to grow, we shall keep solution once these first two prob- .Tiond Hoff was as follows: lems are tackled and solved." abreast of its health and welfare On Your Poekelbook "The basic problem facing Edi- needs. Existing ordinances will be The reply of Edward Pisciota son Township at this time is theenforced and continually reviewed was as follows: ack of a master plan and an un-for possible alterations to meet "The most important problems businesslike approach to the solu- changing conditions." facing the voters of Edison m this tion of the resulting problems. "Our Board of Health is under campaign are schools, taxes Therefore, our solution would be che supervision of a qualified reg- sev, erage and all other municipal ^he immediate institution of a services rendered. - My stand on master plan; the appointment of these issues is to elect aggressive 3. committee to study the need for water system; a positive program and progressive men who want a change in our charter of govern- for the township youngsters for the township to progress under a ment; a vigorous program to per- the prevention of juvenile delin- well roundid plan by instituting mit an improved system of educa- quency; central township post of- a ad incorporating what I have ad- uion; a study for the redevelop- fice; and last, but by no means the vocated." ment of all sub-standard areas; least, the approach to township The answer of Frederick Moyer >ivil service program for the town- programs with good sound business was as follows: ship; township engineering de- principals without the element of '•a. Everyone is vitally inter- partment; _ fluoridation of the personal gain." ested and concerned about their tax rates, the allocation of the tax money and the services received from the township which are paid with tax money. My stand on the question is clear. Proper approach, Joseph Ruane study and action toward this prob- lem would eliminate all feeling of Photographer discrimination on the part of the taxpayers. 74 MAIN STREET "b. Schools. This problem, al- though it is not our most impor- tant problem, at this time, will be WOODBRIDGE STUDIO in" tlie near future. In addition to statements made under school board appointments, I would like COMMUNION PICTURES... to add the following—there is ONE PRICE--NONE HIGHER! constant expansion in Edison Are Our Specially! ACME's own beef buyers in the heart of the great Township and our schools of a ne- eattle-raising centers select only choice, corn-fed young cessity must keep abreast of our © cattle — graded TJ. S. choice by U. S. Government needs—the building* of new de- graders — to meet ACME's rigid standards of quality. velopments demands that we keep No Appointment Necessary our school system flexible enough to accommodate the new students Open All Day Saturday and Sunday entering the township. 'Tiiis can Ib. Ready to cock for fricassee or salad! Economical, delicious, and easy to make! Just the thing for fliis week-end. LANCASTER BRAND SKINLESS FROZEN MUNICIPAL ELECTION, MAY 10, 1955 FILLET FROZEN LANCASTER BRAND FILLET TOWNSHIP OF EBISQN, W. j7 Ready-for-the pan lb. VOTE FOR 5 CANDIDATES The following named persons have been placed in nomination by petitions filed with the Township Qerk of the Township of Edison, New Jersey, for commissioners. Their names and a Ideal Old-Fashioned Homestyle public question will appear on the ballots at a Municipal Election to be held Tuesday, May 10, 1955. Halves Ideal Whofe Kernel Golden 12-oz. vacuum or 16-oz. reg. cans Township Clerk. 16-oz. $ FARMDALE PUBLIC QUESTION cans "Shall the ordinance of the Township of Edison, in the County of Middlesex, pkgs. New' Jersey; "adopted on ]*iafctt $3,* 1955, authorizing the issuance of $400,000 Flavors bonds or promissory notes or temporary loan bonds for school purposes and increasing the existing deficit in the borrowing margin of the Township of Sunshine Chocolate Chip Cocoanut Edison, in the County of Middlesex, New Jersey, previously available for other improvements and raising its net debt to $2,330,272.65 beyond such borrowing- margin, be confirmed?" Sunshine Matinee Tea Biscuits NABISCO 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A Twin Pack Joseph R. Brace Julius C. Martin j. Thomas j. ( cosm mm EHDEL O'HARA, SR. SWALES, JR.| NATIONAL BABY WEEK FEATURES "Continue Progress WitU Men of Responsibility" IB Anthony Paul Apple, Prune-&-Orange, Apricot-&-Orange, Orange. F£RRU!iO BESiTON ."New Administration lor Better Government" CALIFORNIA ICEBERG extra iarge head Serve a salad with Hom-de-lite salad dressing! 1C Catherine D. HdNDREW "TOT a Good Spring House- Cleaning." Fresh Seabrook Cut .Green I Q-oz. What a treat with Louella prize butter! pkgs. ID 2D 3D All Prices Effective Thru Sat., April SO Special 5c off deal! Buy now! Michael J. Edward Frederick C. PiSCIOTM MOVER 6ERHAK New-Brunswick Ave. Washington 1562 Main "Clean Government Group" FORDS and Brook Ave, CARTERET , Avenue RAHW4Y Street PAGE SIX THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON ? Tie - Employes Honored Contract Bridge Club Wed at Iselin Church Avenel Juniors Sweetness and Light Meets with Mrs. Stevens YOUR NEW (Continued from #age 1) other, will not make the By Copper Works SEWAREN — The Contract Induct Officers crisis more acute rather than Bridge Club met at the home of SOCIAL SECURITY PERTH AMBOY—110 employes Mrs. James Stevens, Metuchen. AVENEL—Mrs. Daniel Levy, dissolve it; whether we in, of the Raritan Copper Works of Prizes were won by Mrs. Casper Q. Did the 1954 Amendments Third District Advisor and assis- America really want to con- the International Smelting and Boehm; Mrs. Joseph Pocklembo, to the Social Security Act extend tant club advisor, was installing tinue a system of free and Refining Company, an Anaconda Mrs. Joseph Rusznak and Mrs coverage to veterinarians? officer at a dinner held by the Jun- adequate education for pur subsidiary, were honored at a serv- Stevens. A. No. This profession is ior Woman's Club of Avenel, 82 children, or whether the time' Jottings l ice award dinner last night at Green Street, Woodbridge, Tues- Howard Kuhlman, son of Mr. ,, Also present were Mrs. Edna still excluded from coverage. of surrender iff at hand. Howard Johnson's, Woodbridge. Magargal, Mrs. Elmer Hobbs, Mis Q. What is" the status of. the day. Mt-s. Carl Gloskey, retiring and Mrs. Charles H. Kuhlman, 138 Employees with 20 years service Carl Krogh, Mrs. Charles Bohlke, president, extended greetings to * * * * Freeman Street, Woodbridge, has director of a corporation in rela- members and guests. or more who reached service anni- and Mrs. Warren Van Pelt. tion to social security coverage? I am not a spokesman or been elected into membership by versary dates since January 1st of Officers installed were: Mrs. an apologist for the builders, the Sigma Tau Chi fraternity, The next meeting. May 3, will be A. Since the Board of Direc- Hans Nielsen, president; Miss Alpha Chapter at State Teachers this year attended the dinner and held at the home of Mrs. Van Pelt tors is the governing body of the out I say it is not their obli- received awards. Mary Lou Galisin, vice-president; College, Trenton. Kuhlman, who corporation, a director of a. cor- Mrs. Martin Gutowski, recording gation to contribute even a graduated from Woodbridge High They heard L. W. Kemp, man- poration is not an employee. secretary; Miss Wilma Froehlieh, pittance — which is about School last June is majoring in ager of the Raritan Copper Works, Earnings from services rendered corresponding secretary and Miss what they are asked to con- Industrial Arts. . . .Cpl. Robert E. say that the demand for copper ON the -SCREEN as a member of the Board of Anna Mae Zierer, treasurer. continues high and that increased tribute—toward the building Griggs, 626 King George Road, Directors are included for social Mrs. Gloskey was presented with Fords, participated in Exercise supplies were arriving from, the security purposes as self - em- of schools. I am sure they Anaconda mines in Chile. He "TIMBEKJACK" a past president's pin by Mrs. Levy. Raindrop at Camp Kilmer for Re- ployment income. On behalf of the club, Mrs. Gloskey will dislike my alternative serve and National Guard Divisions stressed competition among copper This film brings to life the char- to a spreading concept of over the weekend. Griggs has been companies and the battle for mar- acters'of the fine Dan Cushman Q. Are clergymen covered presented to Mrs. George Leonard, a reservist for eight years. . . .Ma- kets being .fought by copper and novel, played by Sterling .Hayden under social security? a councilor's pin and Mrs. Levy was token' school provision— rine PFC. James Mullen, son- of other metals. and Vera Ralston. The story con- A. Beginning: with 1955, all presented "with a gift. token gifts—and it is not a Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mullen, 550 Mr. Kemp told the long-service cerns a facinating beauty (Miss clergymen, Christian Science It was announced that the club received a certificate of merit for new one. I have been advo- Cedar Avenue, Woodbridge, has employees that the Copper Works Ralston), who owns and is the practitioners, and those mem- cating it for years. graduated from. Airman Prepara- has always held a highly-respected singing' star of a backwoods caba- bers of religious orders who participating in the Third District tory School at the Naval Air Tech- position in the copper industry and ret. While a stalwart young engi- have not taken a vow of poverty Music Festival in Manasquan. * * * #' nical Training Center, Jackson- that this was due. to the "know neer (Mr, Hayden) fights to regain may have coverage under social Mrs. Nielsen announced the I would require' all build- ville, Fla. . . .. how" of the people who have been his timebrland inheritance from a security if they want to. It is board of directors for the new term as follows: Mrs. John George and ers to disclose to their pros- refining copper at . the Copper ruthless tycoon, David Brian, and voluntary on their part. pective purchasers the fact Works for many years. solve the mystery concerning the Mrs. John Smath American home; Here and There: Heading the list of honored em- death of his father, Miss Ralston Mrsv William Harned, art; Miss their homes, when built and fights emotional involvement Froehlich, Braille; Miss Galisin, in- occupied, would be assessed Tony Poreda, who was on theployees' were Joseph Kalinowski Glee Club Recital sick list for a long time, is back in and Joseph S. Mazanoski, both of which she fears will lead to trag- ternational relations and scrap- at 100 per- cent of true value. the political field, pledging his sup- edy. Violence ensues when Brian's - *' j book; Mrs. James Mulligan, gar- Perth Amboy, who have been with dens; Mrs. Joseph Lebeda, music; Woodbridge Township has port to this year's GOP candidates. the Copper Works for forty-five husky timber] acks engage m Tomorrow Night provided, unwittingly or not, Hear that his wife, Anne, is nowyears. , _ bloody hand-to-hand fighting with Miss Zierer and Miss Patricia Hayden and his small group of Scott, public welfare and good the greatest sales argument on the sick list. . . The Colonia Completing forty years of serv- WOODBRIDGE—Everything is Civic Improvement Club had a ice this year are Kemp of -Edison loyal followers.. Accenting the cheer; Mrs. Gutowski, publicity, a real estate operator could good crowd out at its dance last drama are four songs, composed by in readiness for the annual Wood- veterans and armed services; Mrs. ask—the strong prospects of Township, and A. Barszczewski, bridge High School Glee Club Con- Gloskey, membership and youth Saturday night. The proceeds, $200 Joseph Lampart, and Joseph Pa- Hoagy Carmichael, three of which ridiculously low assessments. are sung by Miss Ralston and the V*T£,»- cert to be presented tomorrow conservation;- Mrs. George and went to the Colonia First. Aid one, all of Perth Amboy. ^ night at 8 o'clock in the school These prospects until now Squad. . . .The Teachers Associa- On List of Honor fourth by the inimitable " Hoagy Mrs. Gutowski program assistance; himself. auditorium. and Mrs. Harned and Mrs. Gloskey, have materialized—and this tion will hold its annual dinner to- Other employees honored at the The program will include the na- , night at the Colonia Cquntry Club dinner were: Thirty-five years—E. year book. is why our municipal aver- . . . .Congratulations to Frank Performances of the principals tional anthem, Pledge to the Flag The club agreed to assist 'the age is 14.4 per cent of true P. Kovalsky, Perth Amboy; 30 are excellent. Also appearing in and selections as follows: "Lift Up Cooper, Iselin, on being named years—F. J. Cheress, Carteret, Avenel Library in soliciting funds value. This is also the reason "Citizen of the Year" last night. . . the film are Adolphe Menjou; your Heads," "Let There Be for its building campaign. Marie A. Hanson and Steven Sa- Hoagy Carmichael, Chill Wills and Music," "In a Monastery Garden," Guests included, Mrs. William our school children face ter-, kalos, Woodbridge; Charles E. many featured players, who com- •'Beautiful Dreamer," "Tramping rible neglect. Stinson, South Amboy, and Mi- Kuzmiak, Mrs. Earl Smith, Mrs. N.ewsettes: bine their talents to make this an St Cecelia's Is Setting Song," "We Sail the Ocean Blue," Thomas Markous, Miss Marie Hay- * * * * WHS Class of '40 is planning a chael J. Chalfa, Michael J. Dono- outstanding attraction of its pecu- "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," "Ashes den, Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. reunion. Interested members are hue, James P. Nieland, Leroy E. liar sort. of Roses." "Sylvia," "N,ow is the Leon Harned', Mrs. Thomas Esk, If the average were closer asked to get in touch with any ofTeeple, and Mike J. Wasko, all of Month of Maying," "Indian Love Mrs. Herman Steinbach, Mrs. Wil- to 100 per cent, we would not the following: Mary Rexter, 14 Perth Amboy; 25 years, George Call," "Most Unusual Day," "The Patrick and Alex J. Warner, "MAN WITHOUT A STAR" ISELIN—The wedding of Miss Finance Company, Woodbridge. liam Pucker, Mrs. Antone Novack, be in the position of begging, Mayfield Place, Metuchen; Marion Those who often contemplate Green Cathedral," "The Halls of Mrs. Andrew Galisin, Mrs, WiJha- t in hand, for a few miser- Winston, 207 Breeman Street, Woodbridge, Joseph W. Stanko- Joan Dorothy Furze, daughter of Her husband also a Woodbridge Ivy," "Listen to the Mocking Bird," liam Zierer, and Mrs. Vincent vitz of Hopelawn, and W. A. Chris- western melodrama with jaundiced High School 'graduate, class of able dollars toward the total Woodbridge, Vivian Mercurio, 1? eyes, conceivably will enjoy the ad- Mr. and Mrs. Russell Furze, 138 "Until," "Carmena" and a medley Froehlich. tensen, Joseph Fuzak, and Joseph Sonora Avenue, to Theodore W. '52, is employed by Aspundl Tree of popular songs. classroom cost facing us, of Howard Street, Hopelawn; Steve Wolak, all of Perth Amboy. ventures of Kirk Douglas as a Tobak, Amboy Avenue, Wood- saddle-bum, who knocks miscre- Kujawski, Jr., son of Mr. andExperts, Morristown. Miss Patricia Bagdi will sing SCHEDULE MEETING . "' " W between $8,000,000 and $10,- bridge, Harvey Creekmur, 767 Twenty-year employees included ants off and kisses his girls and Mrs. Theodore W. Kujawski, of "Cara Nome,'" from Rigoletto and ISELIN—The Youth fellowship 000,QOO. We are begging, re- Green Street, Iselin; Jim Egan, 79 Rudolph Anderson, John R. Ben- 26 Inwood Avenue, Colonia, took "Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark" with yola, Victor Calantoni, John N. drink's his drinks with equal aban- of Westminster will meet Sunday member, from the housing Isabelle Street, Metuchen...... Ed- don. The title refers to Mr. Doug- place 'Saturday afternoon in St. a flute obligato by Mrs. James at the First Presbyterian Church developers from: whom, in- ward P. Anderson, Jr., son of Mr.Jensen, Peter J. Paimblad. Louis Cecelia's Church, Iselin. Rev. John r.-C. L'Hutner Saxe. Stankovitz, and Walter Webber, all las as a man without a star be- under the leadership of Mr.. and and Mrs. Edward P. Anderson, 216 cause he doesn't believe in astrol- M. Wilus, pastor, officiated at The program will conclude with Mrs. Harold Rounds, Mr. and Mrs; explicably, we shrunk when Colonia Boulevard, Colonia is a of Hopelawn; Charles Applegate, the double-ring ceremony. the time came to require Elizabeth; Joseph Arway, Peter J. ogy, which was unknown in the is Club Nominee a rendition of "Give Me Your Richard Blair, and Miss Corinne member of the Peddie School var- Floersch, John J. Haborak, and wild and wooly west. Mr. Douglas Given in marriage toy her fa- Tired, Your Poor," by Irving Bower. Saturday will be work day them to disclose to their sity track team. He is also a mem- ther, the bride wore a gown of Berlin. •'•:'' John E. Morris, all of Woodbridge; riding 'the rods on his way West, WOODBRIDGE—"Steps Lead- and if you have work for. any ofclients the fact the commu- ber of the Classical Music Club, rescues a raw kid (William Camp- Chantllly lace bver satin with a the boys and girls get in touch with Ezdor J. Bernard of Keasbey; ing to the Salk Polio Vaccine" was Secretary of State Dulles told nity-would expect them to football team and hockey team John Bustin, Louis Cyktor, Frank bell) , who was about to be run over cathedral-length train and a Mr. and Mrs. Rounds, 65 Washing- For increased visibility in night the subject of a talk by John Wav- the Senate that a three-year ex- pay a full share toward the by a freight train; goes into a fan- scoop neckline. Her fingertip erczak of the Middlesex County ton Street or Mr. and Mrs.. Blair, driving, the State Highway Depart- E. Kish, and Joseph M. Tatarka, tastic salon, where he falls for thelength train illusion veil was tension of the reciprocal trade also of Washington Street. cost of the schools they ment today approved the erection Harold W. Lund, all of Fords; Jo- belle of the place, portrayed by draped from a crown of seed Chapter of the National Founda- program was vital in the free would necessitate. of 55 new road lights of 6,000 lu- seph Buzak, Metuchen; A. Golem- Claire Trevor. He gets a job as a tion for Infantile Paralysis before world's fight against international boski, Martin Keays, Charles D. pearled flowers. She carried a cas- the Woodbridge Lions Club' at it WHICH? The Senate Banking.Committee's,' mens at the interchange of Route cow-poke for Jean Crain, a ruth- cade of I gardenias and stephan- communism. Several times in life the aver- US 9-N.J., and,Route 440 in Fords. Magnuson,. Stanley A. Sharo, and meeting Monday in the Log Cabin, "friendy study" of the stock mar- Edward V. Sullivan, all of South less cattle, queen tangling with otis. . St. George Avenue. age man faces the difficult prob- ket will be continued by a sub- The trunk artery junction is just other settlers, gets into fights, The,State Department recently lem of try-ing to decide ;which will north of New Brunswick Avenue Amboy; Albert S'. Hanson, Old Mrs. James CrDwell, Iselin,, at- .The nominating committee announced that it was permitting committee, ' to be appointed. Bridge; Hans P. Jensen, Edison shows he is quick on the draw, and tended the bride as matron of cost less: To tell the truth or hire in the King George section. .... at long last rides off. under the chairmanship of George seventy-six Chinese students in Township; Max Jensen and honor. The bridesmaids were Miss A. Kayser announced the; follow- this country to go home if they a lawyer.—Washington Post. Charles J. Looser of Cliffwood; and Joan Goetz, Union, Miss Marion ing slate of officers for the en-wished. At the Typewriter: F. A. Szartkowski of Sayreville. J. Konkowski, Michael Kopervas, Lochli, Sewaren, and Mrs. James suing year: President, Dr. Cyril I. Stanley W. Kosturski, A. Kreilach, Danch, Colonia. Hutner; first vice president, »STATE- Mrs. Fay Dickinson called in to Others Honored •"• ••,.-••••'For •'•.•: \ report that $227 has been collected Twenty-year employees from Elmer T. Lund, Paul Magyar, John Edward Brudecki, Philadelphia, Charles K. Paul; second vice presi- WOODBRIDGE to date iox Mrs. Alice Kehoe, eld- Perth Amboy who were honored Malyski, John Matuszewski, Frank served as best man. The ushers dent, Rev. William H. Schmaus; erly widow, whose Iselin home and were Joseph F. Bay, Michael Bom- Mesko, James H. White, Joseph P. were James Danch and John Oli- third vice president, Otto Mayer, /STRICTLY: WED. THRU SAT. everything she possessed were des- bera, Charles Brehun, Benjamin Miller, R. G. Mortensen, Theodore phant, both of Colonia, and secretary, Wilson Stockel, treas- Dr. H. M. Zalewski Glenn Ford, Anne Francis in troyed !by fire on Primary Day. Britske, Vernon Brown, George Mutry, Michael Nagy, B. J. Nar-George Degenhardt, Woodbridge. urer, Frank J. Novak; directors, FRESH EGGS Iselin residents are endeavoring to Buyalos, M. John Chalfa, M. Che- lesky, Carlo Nielsen, John E. Olsen, On their wedding trip, the Albert A. Discavage and Dr. Ed- Optometrist . COME TO THE raise sufficient money to pay Mrs. ripko, Michael Chismar, Steve Phil Pietraszki, John Pokropinski, couple will motor through the ward J. Novak; tail twister, Ed- Chlebowski, Victor Douglas, George Frank J. Psota, A. P. Rodriguez, ward M. Veltre, and lion tamer, Kehoe's fare to her daughter's Western states and will return .EYES EXAMINED, PLUS home in California and to purchase Fedor, George Gerba, M. A. Gyuri- Samuel L. Russo, Stephen A. Sa-May S. They will reside at 26 William P. Coughlin. a wardrobe to take with her. Do- sin, Jr., Larry S. Haremza, William dowski, John A. Sahonchik, Atilo Plans were completed to visit the JERSEY EGG NEST i "HUNTERS OF THE DEEP" nations may be sent to Mrs. Dick- M. Hodge, M. J. Holencik, Vincent Schiavino, A. G. Siewarga, Andrew Inwood Avenue, Colonia. . ' (Documentary) The 'bride's travelling ensemble Lions Club of Woodbridge, "Conn. OPEN •' • ins or to any of the following: Mrs. Horvath, George Hratko, John S. Smisko, Stanley E. Snoski, Paul Plans were • also furthered to have 237 PERSHING AVENUE SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Lloyd Harayda, 77 Talmadage Ave- Hudak, John M. Jacko, Fred J. T. Suich, Joseph Suich, Walter S. consisted of a blue linen suit with the regular annual broom sale on .THUES., FRL, SAT., nue, Mrs. William. Reedy, Auth Jensen, John P. Kislan, Michael tan accessories. CARTERET 1 - 7608 Try Our Fresh Killed '••"•', Betty Grable Swoboda, Percy Teeple, Joseph J. behalf of the Lions Club chanty Marge & Goiyer •Champion in Avenue; Mrs. Joseph Hu.ttemann, Kochek, George J. Kohut, Anton Wybraniec, and Joseph R. Zoldas. Mrs; Kujawski is a graduate of fund. Auth Avenue; Edward Muller, 111 Woodbridge High School class of ••.;•,; CHICKENS ;; r Worth Street; Mrs. Jack Jewkes", '53, and is employed at Seaboard Free Delivery 113' Elizabeth Avenue; Mrs. Her- 405 PEARL STREET *ThreeForTlieShow bert Will, Chain O'Hills Road, John The Eisenhower Administration .•• ••.••-.•••; PLUS ., Be Right in Style with WOODBRIDGE Leo Gorcey - Hunts Hail Carroll Warwick Street, all of Ise- Dr. LESTER MANN may have to go to Congress for an (Next to Post Office) lin or Mrs. Cecil Bliss, Colonia additional $2,000,000,000 appropri- WO. 8-8280 And The Bowery Boys in Optometrist ation this year for farm .price sup- "HIGH SOCIETY" The First Ward Democrats have ports because of huge surpluses. elected officers as follows: Presi- EYES EXAMINED WED. THRU SAT. Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Han* dent, Bernard F. Dunigan; vice ADVERTISEMENT for your 1SELIN N J president, Emil Pajak; secretary- 89 SMITH STREET IS E L_ I NT ' - - in treasurer, Mrs. John Reilly. WEDDINGS and PROMS MET. 6-1279 "THE", LONG GRAY LINE" HOURS: Newest, Modern Styles! (Cinemascope) DAILY UNTIL 8:00 P. M. NOW, TO SATURDAY Last but Not Least: SATURDAYS UNTIL 6:00 P. M. Guaranteed Perfect Fit! James Stewart - Ruth Roman Born in Perth Amboy General WEDNESDAYS UNTIL" 12:00 NOON Low Rental Rates! Corinne Calvet Hospital: From Woodbridge, a Telephone Hlllcrest 2-2027 You'll go socially at ease and com- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LATTERY Hopta, 818 Ridgedalf Avenue; a fortable when you.wear one :of our daughter to Mr. and Mrs. August by handsome tuxedos . . .correct in 'THE FAR COUNTRY' Young, 657 Leone Street.'. . .From : Borden's : :— every style detail . . .elegantly Technicolor Dooifs Open Dally 1:30 P. M. Fords, a son to Mr. and Mrs. John tailored to make you look your best. also "ABBOTT and CO STEIAO NOW; THRU SATURDAY Latkovich, 26 Murdock Street; a SURPRISE CENTER Complete line of Correctly ; : MEET the KEYSTONE KOPS" THRILL-AFTER THRHA son to Mr. and.Mrs. Eugeue Frank, 84. MAIN ST. WOODBEIBGE Styled Formal Accessories 84 Hoy Avenue; a son to Mr. and Jane Doe has been going SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY In the deep of Africa! Mrs. Peter Sauchinitz, 33 Jackson slightly berserk lately. It's gar- Tailoring © Dry Cleaning Aldo Ray - Nancy Olson Tyrone Power-Susan Hayward Avenue; a daughter to Mr. and dening time, and she must get '•'. in . ' Mrs. Stanley Jamro, 2 Overlook outside to take care of her Done on Premises Terrace, a daughter to Mr. and newly-blooming "pride and Open Evenings by Appointment "BATTLE CRY" Mrs. John Wolff, 4 Grant Avenue; joy." But, she has a real prob- Cinemascope '; In Cinemascope Also a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. lem, and one that has plagued Tailor Shop - ••:.. ' Also Featurette Robert Kidd, 66 Pershing Avenue, her even with ' her regular 1 / "THE -FINAt VTWIST" \ ;-•;•:. STARTING SUNDAY Iselin; and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Girls' and Boys housework: She simply cannot Tuxedo Rental Service Mightiest of all Adventures James Schmidt, 106 Ridgely Ave- carry everything with her that 481 RAHWAY AVENUE WO-8-3826 WOODBRIDGE Gregory Peck in nue, Iselin. ... she needs, at one time. She has to make innumerable trips back The Administration's switch COATS and SUITS to the house, from one room to from reliance on massive retalia- another -> - - and she's getting mmmmm "The Purple Plain" tion to wider acceptance of diver- tired! In Technicolor sified tactical nuclear weapons has Boys' Dressy JACKETS - Now, the answer to Jane's FOEDS, X. 3. — Hillcrest 2-0348 served to raise military hopes for problem, and to yours, if you're . •••-• WED. THRU SAT. -: , better balance between atomic po- in the same boat, is a wonderful tential and conventional arms. COBBLER'S APRON with tre- mendous pockets that can- hold KEST 2-H635 Perth Amboy Girls' Dressy' HATS "UNDERWATER" DQOIS Open 6:30 P. M. —\ everything from dusters and Monday Tllra Friday small garden tools, to a pack of : With Jane /Russell and Sat. & Sun. Doors Open 1:30 P. M. cigarets. A Musical Play • ' , " ;• - Gilbert Roland It's cool and comfortable to \ "YELLOW; MOUNTAIN"'VA : NOW -SATURDAY wear,-and'extremely- easy to ^ Gabardines wash and iron. Making it is a With Lex Barker and . Tropicals snap, and with matching shorts JJfala Powers ' , "DAVY CROCKETT or pedal-pushers, you have a (Saturday Matinee, ail Extra; I! Splash Weaves NOW for the fabulous new working outfit. mmunity Center • Cartoon and Comedy), You can make them of espe- : SUNDAY THRU TUESDAX" With: George Montgomery cially practical Denim, Seer- Grove Avenue, MetucHeii, N." J. Free Parking at Rear of Store . '•• ••;. —.CO-HST — ' sucker, or the new treated cot- "THE IROQUOIS TRAIL" up tons, and no longer will you "Captain Lightfoot" ~have Jane Doe's problem. With Rocfc Hudson and SUNDAY Free ! Alterations BORDEN'S SURPRISE CEN- Barbara Rush 2 Big: Academy Award Winners TER, 84 Main Street, Wood- •'.../.; ."BATTLE/ZlONE";;. '.;•".:': - Marlon Brando in bridge, has all the patterns and • OPEN FBI. fabrics you need, as well as ,1955 With John Hodiak and Xinda Christian - 'TIL 9 P. M. little tips on how to make many In the Waterfront' 01EI1S SHOP other beautiful and practical (Saturday aiid Sunday '':•• 8:30 P. M. , Continuous from 2 P. Mi with Eva Marie Saint 103 MAIN. STREET new things for yourself and Main Street your- house. Why not stop in Nest to Woolworth's soon and see how easy it is?; Tickets at the Door Open Friday Till 9 P. M, Woodbridge EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 FORDS NEWS FORDS NEWS Post Auxiliary Hopelawn School Sets To Appear in PBA Show -i athers' Night Weds Woodbridge Man Talk on Vaccine Date for Registration Is Heard by PTA -To Sponsor Troop HOPELASVN — Registration Held by PTA 14 for beginners for the next 1 FORDS — Our Lady of Peace HOPELAWN—The Ladies' Aux- school year starting in Septem- FORDS—"Fathers. Night," was ber will be held at Hopelawn >y School 14 5PTA recently was Church PTA held its monthly iliary of Hopelawn Memorial Post, meeting in the school annex.' Mrs* 1352, VFW, met in post headquar- School Friday morning, May 27, ery successful. Community sing- ing was led toy William Westlake Rose (SanAngelo, president, intro- ters and made plans to sponsor a at 9 o'clock. duced Warren Voorhees, Edison. Brownie Troop for girls between Mothers are requested to ith Mrs. Nicholas Elko accom- anying on the piano. j Township health inspector, -who the ages of 7 and 10 years. Anyone bring their children's birth cer- -ave a historical account of th® interested is asked to contact tificates and all inoculation Corsages were presented to trie , fcialk polio vaccine. He said an members of the auxiliary. slips. To enter kindergarten, a eachers and the officers. Mrs. \ The group will sponsor a teenage child must be five year old prior Frank iPayti, chairman of a re- aoculation date for'administering' dance for the benefit of the cancer to November 1. ent card party, reported the the vaccine to the school's chfl-_- fund April 29 in the Hopelawn. It ocial - was a financial success. A aren -would fee announced later. was announced that a public meet- ;otal of 347 members have been Slides of the Girl Scout camj) ing of the Hopelawn Alliance Asso- •eported up to date. were shown toy tihe district Tepre- ciation will be held May 4 "at 7 P. M. Fords Resident M|rsi ILafayeCte Livingston, entative, Mrs. Ida Cariste, and inthe Hopelawn School. resident, announced the Middle- 'eaders of the parish sponsored A social followed with Mrs. Betty ;ex County Council meeting will iroops. Plans were made to hold Estok and Mrs. Beverly Poyssick in Weds; Amboy Girl held in Stelton May 4 from 9 i, toingo (party in June under the charge. The dark horse prize was M. to 3 P. M. Cars will leave ponsorship of all grades. won by Mrs. Theresa Konar. FORDS—The marriage of Miss rom the school grounds. She The invocation and benediction Mary Ann Piegdon, daughter of isrere given by Rev. John E. Mr. arid Mrs. Charles Piegdon, 749 also called a special 'board meet- ing for May 3 at 2 P. M. in the Grimes. The attendance prize was Parker Street, Perth Amboy, to warded to Sister Mary Eugene's John James Reso, son of Mr. and chool kitchen. Howard Sharp, principal, ^econd grade. Mrs. Joseph 'Le^- Mrs. John Reso, 130 Hornsby Ave- <:zuk won the dark-horse prize. A nue, took place Saturday afternoon ;hanked the parents for their co- Feted at Shower (peration in signing the permis- i* social followed, with the mothers in St. Stephen's Church, Perth i if the first grades in charge. Amboy. The double-xing ceremony ion slips for their children to re- FORDS—Miss Roberta Sandorf f, was performed by Rev. Zenon L,es- :eive the Salk vaccine. Mrs. ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold niowski. "rank Yackinous, Mrs. Payti, Mrs. ' Sandorff, Fairfield Avenue, was Given in marriage by her father, 31ko, Mrs. Elizabeth Pilesky and Legislature Night given a shower in the home of her the bride wore a gown of white em- Mrs. Craig- Vild will assist the aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hansen, 136 broidered nylon tulle with a scarf doctor and two nurses. Fourth Street, Edison, by the neckline and full skirt extending Mrs.. William Westlake, pro- ' Projected by Club Misses Patricia and Jeanne into a chapel train. Her veil %f il- gram chairman, introduced Dr. Warren. lusion was finger tip length. She William Baron, "Who spoke on, the FORDS — Township Treasurer" Guests were Mrs. Rita O'Toole, carried camellias on a "prayer book. "Fluoridation of Water." The MRS. ALAS H. LAURITSEN Charles J. Alexander, president of Mrs. Eleanor O'Toole, Mrs. Mar- The maid of honor was Miss Do- dentist reported there has been a the William J. Warren Association, jory Dufford, Mrs. William Manis- lores Furdak. Miss Shirley Reso, eduction of up to 65% of dental announced that the next meeting calco, Mrs. John Montani, Mrs. sister of the bridegroom, and Miss 'decay in children who have been to be held May 2 at 8:30 P, M. in Monroe Montani, Mrs. Hugh Mon- Irene Prasnal, cousin of the bride, drinking fluoridated water since' Lauritsen-Mattheivs Riles the Fords Tumble Inn, will be tani, Mrs. Frank Pucci, Miss Joan were bridesmaids. Karen Ksenic 1'h.e Leungs, (Jiunese impressionists, who will give their impres- birth. The benefits continue known as "New Jersey Legislature Pucci, Mrs. Titian Sacket, Mrs- Er- was flower girl. Steve Olah served sions of well-known stars at the PBA show to be presented hroughout life. Night." nest Dubay, Mrs. John Bacha, Mrs. as best man. Ushers were Donald May 11 at the Majestic Theatre, Perth Amboy. Held in Episcopal Church Those to be honored will be Sen- George Ferdinandsen, Mrs. James Masyada and Constantine Cappa- He said fluoridation is inexpen- iive: The cost of a single filling FORDS—Miss Margaret Mary ployed as a nurse in the offices ator Bernard W. Vogel and his as- Russen, Mrs. Frank Szallar. lupo. Matthews, daughter of Mrs. Louis of Dr. iPerillo and Dr. Greenberg, sociates in the Assembly: David I. The couple are touring the will pay for fluoride for one per- Also Mrs. Joseph Billot, Mrs, Miss Roberta Ann Sandorff son for about thirty years. He Matthews, 438 New_ Brunswick pediatricians, Perth Amboy. Mr. Stepacoff, William Kurtz, J. Ed- Dorothy Billot, Mrs. Raymond Du- southern states and upon their re- Avenue, and the late Mr. Mat- Lauritsen is a graduate of Wood- ward Crabiel. Others invited, are: turn will reside at 58 Waltuma said fluoride is not a medicine Secretary of State Edward Patten, ganski, Mrs. Harry Billot, Mrs. Avenue, Fords. For going away, the and that it is safe, tasteless and thews, became the bride of Alan bridge .High School, served 17 Elizabeth Larsen, Mrs. Arnold Liar- Hans Lauritsen, son of Mr. and months with the Army in Panama county clerk M. Joseph Duffy, bride wore a gray cashmere suit Wed in SouthAm-boy Ch urch effective. Three films, "The Flu- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, all the sen, Mrs. Arnold Ghristensen, Mrs. with pink accessories and a cor- FORDS—-Miss Roberta Sandorff, oridation Story," "Fluoridation" Mrs. William P. Lauritsen, 390 Canal Zone and is now employed Fred Merit, Mrs. Howard Christen - boy, Ernest Dubay, Fords, cousins School Street, Woodbridge, Sun- at Hercules Powder Co., Parlin. Woodbridge committeemen and sen, Mrs. Daniel Sandorff, Mrs. sage of camellias. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold of the bride, and William O'Toole, and "A Drop in the Bucket" were Municipal Chairman Joseph P. Miss Reso, a graduate of Perth Allen Sandorff, 55 Fairfield Ave- (hown to illustrate his talk. . It day at St. (Peter's iEpiscopal William J. Warren, "Mrs. Harold South Amboy, brother of the bride-' Church, Perth Amboy. Sommers. Sandorff and Mrs. Ethel O'Toole. Amboy High School, is employed nue, became the bride of John was recommended that the PTA A proposed amendment to the as a secretary at Westinghouse David O'Toole, son of Mrs. Ethel groom. indorse the program of fluorida- Rev. George Boyd performed Bertalon-OHara by-laws will be read at this meet- Electric Corp. Her husband was O'Toole, 220 Church Street, South Upon their return from a wed- on. the double-ring ceremony. The ing-. 'Refreshments will be served. graduated from Woodbridge High Amboy, and the late William J. ding trip to the Pocono Mountains Miss Georgianna Cronce's sec- bridegroom's father sang "O Per- School and is employed as parts O'Toole, Saturday afternoon in St. the couple will reside at the local ond grade class won the attend- fect Love," and "Lord's Prayer." Engagement Told manager at the Reydell Pontiac Mary's Church, South Amboy. The address. For traveling the bride The bride, given in marriage 9 Inc., Metuchen, ance prize. Refreshments were double-ring ceremony was per- wore a velvet trimmed pink suit served in the girls coiirt after the by her cousin, John Brzychcy, Jr., FORDS—The engagement of Ladies Auxiliary formed by Rev. William Gannon. with matching hat and black ac- business meeting. wore a gown of Chantilly lace Miss Ruth Marie O'Hara, daugh- Given in marriage by her father, cessories, and a pearl gray Russian made with a Bateau neckline ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. HOPELAWN — George Les- the bride wore a waltz length gown broadtail jacket. and elongated 'bodice and trimmed Fords Clubwomen O'Hara, Gordon Avenue, to tuck, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. of shiffley embroidered nylon over Mrs. OToole, a graduate of 25-Year Employe with Venice lace. Her fingertip- William Bertalon, son of Mr. and George Lestuck, 43 Coddington satin, caught with a butterfly bow Woodbridge High School and the length veil of illusion was attach- IFORDS —The Ladies' Auxiliary at the bodice and framed with a Mrs. Charles Bertalon, Ogens- of Fords Memorial Post 6090, Avenue, was given a party in Attend Conference Burroughs School of Comptometey, ed to a gown of seed pearls and burg, has been announced by her ^•hartor of his eighth birthday. matching bolero jacket. A triple- Newark, is employed in the ac- sequins. She carried a prayer book met in post headquarters and parents. welcomed Mrs. Lucille Lovasfc, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rich- tiered coronet set with seed pearls, counting department of the Cali- marked with, a white orchid and FORDS—The following members seguins and rhinestones held her fornia Oil Co. Her husband was Miss O'Hara, a graduate of St. Mrs. Helen Hines and Mrs. Ethel ard lorillo and daughter, Marion, of Jhe Fords Woman's Club at- lily-of-the-valley. Mary's High School, Perth Am- veil of illusion in place. She car- graduated from St. Mary's High Miss June" Malzer, Point Pleas-~ Erosics into membership, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lestuck and tended the Spring Conference,, of ried a cascade of stephanotis cen- School, South Amboy and is em- boy, and St. Peter's Hospital Dorothy Farrington, president, children, Robert, Ronald and the Third District of New Jersey ant, was maid of honor and Mrs.School of Nursing, New Bruns- tered with an orchid. • ployed as a carpenter by Sommer Joseph Karabinchak, Fords, was presided and conducted the initia- Delores; Mr. and Mrs. Philip SiK itate Federation of Woman's Club Mrs. Eugene O'Toole was the Brothers, Iselin. He served two wick, is employed toy Dr. Wil- tion ceremony. ber and daughter, Sandra; Mr. in Spring Lake: Mrs. Nicholas matron of honor. Miss Mary Alice liam Toth. Her fiance, a gradu- matron of honor. The best man years in the U. S. Army including Lauritsen, sister of the bride- Mrs. Alice Dofnejka, chairman and Mrs. 'Rudolph Kostu, Mr. Elko, Mrs. Arthur A. Overgaard, was Eugene O'Toole. Ushers were 14 months in Korea with the Fifth ate of Franklin High School, is : groom; was a bridesmaid and of the birthday party, announc&d and Mrs. Charles Almasi and sons, Mrs. George Molnar, Mrs. William Pvt: Robert Montani of Perth Am- R.C.T. employed by the American Rub- VIenweg, Mrs. Andrew Anderson, Mary Ellen Brzychcy, Sayreville, reservations will close at the next Dennis and Ronald, Perth Am- ber Co., Hamburg. He is a vet- meeting, May 9. Each member boy. Mrs.. Charles Leuenberger, Mrs was the flower girl. eran of three years service in the Sidney Dell, Mrs. Harold Cline William K. Lauritsen, Westfield, may bring one guest to the party, Also Mrs. Stephen Figel and •U. S. Navy. which will be held May 14. daughter, Rose Marie, Carteret; Mrs. Otto Kowang, Mrs. Oswald (jalahro> - Martin Nuptials brother of the bridegroom, served NTebel. as best man and Christian Stockel Mrs. iDomejka, area chairman Robert Gerring, Keyport; Mr. and for the cancer campaign toeing Mrs. Ted Sineogard and daughter The local club won third place in Woodbridge, and Charles Has- ;he Third District press book con- Held in Hopelawn Church hagen, Paterson, ushered. sponsored by the auxiliary, intro- Theresa, Asbury Park; Mr. and Miss Counterman duced Mrs. Cyril Nelson, campaign, Mrs. William Hoffman and John ;est. HOPELAWN—The Church of Bilka, the bride's nephew and ,Mr. and Mrs. Lauritsen are spending their honeymoon tour- manager, wh& outlined plans for- Kostu, Maryland; Helen and Ra- Jesiis Christ, was the setting • for Charles Novak, both of Fords. Engaged to Wedthe local drive and discussed a mona Sowlinski, Kathy, Lisa and the marriage of Miss Lillian Mary After a honeymoon trip to Wash- ing the southern states. For tra- Bride-to-Be Honored velling the brid eselected a beige film on cancer. Campaign workers Daniel Pfeiffer and Barbara Les- Martin, daughter of Mi\ and Mrs. ington, D. c, the couple will re- were guests at the meeting. tuck, Hopelawn. At Surprise Shower side at 465 Johnstone Street, Perth linen dress with-jacket and brown FORDS — The engagement of Stephen Martin, 15 Somerset Amboy. For traveling the bride accessories. Miss Marilyn Louise Counterman, The dark-horse prize, donated FORDS — Miss Joan " Jugan Street, Carteret, to Frank Calabro, wore a navy blue suit with pink The bride is a graduate of daughter of Samuel S. Counter- by Mrs. Betty Lund, was won by Episcopal Church PTA daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Cal- accessories and an orchid corsage. Woodbridge High School and man, to Edward R. Kerry, son of Mrs. Farrington. A social fol- ugan, 48 Evergreen Avenue,-was abro, 44 Howard Street. The Miss Calabro attended Carteret JOHN J. YORK Monmouth Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Kerly, 435 lowed, with Mrs. Eleanor Heinig Sponsors Card Social given a surprise shower in the double-ring ceremony was per- High School and is employed by School of Nursing. She is em- Inslee Street, Perth Amboy, has and Mrs. Emily Westlake as co- olish Home, Perth Airiboy, by her FORDS Mr. John J. York, been announced by her father. chairmen. Entertainment was in FORDS—The 'PTA of St. John's formed by Rev. Joseph Benyola. the Carleen Sports Wear Co;, Car- sister, Mrs. Frank Galya, of this The bride, given in marriage by' teret. Her husband, an Army vet- 23 MacArthur Drive, has marked STORK PAYS CALL Miss Counterman, a graduate charge of Mrs. Dorothy Lund. Episcopal Church sponsored a place. About 80 guests attended his 25th year of New Jersey Bell of Woodfondge High School, is Nomination and election of of- card social in the church hall. The her- father, wore a gown of Chan- eran of World War II, attended FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Stanley v Miss Jugan will marry Peter Woodbridge High School, and the Telephone company service. employed at the Perth Amboy ficers will take place at the May 9 special prize wa s awarded to Mrs. tilly lace and net, fashioned with Jam.ro, 2 Overlook Terrace are the Sernyik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mi-an illusion neckline outlined in Middlesex County Vocational 'Engaged at Perth Amboy, parents of a daughter born in the General Hospital. Her fiance at- meeting. Mrs. 'Lillian Burke re- Charles Schuster and the door chael Sernyik, Park Avenue, Edi- School, Perth Amboy', is employed York's entire career has been tended Perth Amiboy High School quested all members to make re- prize was won by Harry Fuller-ton. rhinestone and seed pearl bordered Perth Amboy General Hospital. on, and the late Mrs. Elizabeth applique, a lace collar, and long at Security Steel Corp., Avenel. with the buildings force of the and is now serving in the U. S. Air turns on the special projeat as Game winners were: Pinochle, Sernyik, May, 14, in Our Lady of pointed sleeves. Panels of match- plant department. -York's cur- WOLFFS HAVE DAUGHTER Force, stationed at Ohanute soon as possible. Mrs. M. J. Lakomski, Mrs. Martha eace Church. ; ing lace extended into the full net rent assignment is in Metuchen. FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. John A. F. B., in Illinois. Sorenson, Mrs. Harold Sandorff, skirt and banded the elbow length He has also worked in New Bruns- Mrs. John Pasko, Ronald Wod- Wolff, 4 Grant Avenue are the par- ADDITION TO FAMILY APRON SALE veil of ilusion which was draped wick, Woodbridge, and South ents of a daughter born in the TO MEET MAY 2 FORDS •— Mr. and Mrs. Petesr der and Mrs. Joseph Sedivy; FORDS — The American Home from a crown of seed pearls and River. Perth Amboy General Hospital. ""rummy, Mrs. Fred Olsen; canasta, FORDS—The Altar Rosary So- Fauchinitz, 33 Jackson Avenue, Department will hold an apron sequins. She carried a sweetheart He is a member of H. G. Mc- ciety of Our Lady of Peace Church are the parents of a son bom Mrs. Fred Deak and Mrs. Joseph and food sale in ithe library May bouquet of roses centered with an Cully • Chapter, , Telephone PARENTS OF SON iRuggeri, and bingo, Miss Lynn Pio- FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. John will meet May 2 at 8 P. M. in the in the Perth Amiboy 5. A luncheon will foe served from orchid. neers of America. church hall. Elko. 111 A. M. .to 1:30 IP. M. Miss Marjorie Martin was maid Latkovich, 26 Murdock Street, are ' Hospital. of honor for her sister. Bridesmaids . Silicones are one of the newer SET MEETING DATE the parents of a son born in the LADIES' AID MEETING were Miss Margaret Calabro, Hope- housekeeping aids. .You may or FORD'S—Fords Post 163, Amer- Perth Amboy General Hospital. 'FORDS — The Ladies' Aid So- lawn, the bridegroom's sister and may not know much about them, ican Legion, will meet May 3 in PURCHASING AGENT ciety of Our Redeemer Evangelical Miss Rose Rompa, Carteret. Paul post rooms at 8 IP. M. NEW ARRIVAL however. They are most interests FORDS'— Mr. and Mrs. George lUtheran Church will meet May 5 Calabro, Hopelawn, was his broth- ing. in the church hall. ' ers best man. Ushers were Joseph BOARI> MEETING Bertramm, 41 Hoy Avenue, are Extraordinary.., You are probably familiar with FORDS — The executive board the parents of a son born in the the little silicone-treated tissues of School 14 PTA will meet May Perth Amboy General Hospital. That's MOM! 1 FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY used to clean eyeglasses. You may3 at 2 IP. M. to the school kitchen. DAUGHTER IS BORN have noticed that several furni- HOPELAWN — Mr. and airs. "M" is for the many cents she's ture polish companies advertisi APACHE PATRIARCH DIES Julius Zsorey, 71 Laurel Street saved us . . . shopping smartly, CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS that their product contains sili RUIDOSO, N.M.—Asa Daklugie are the parents of a •'daughter born making every: penny count! cones. hereditary chief _ of the Chirica- in the Perth Amboy General Hos- That's Mom, purchasing- agent You can't see silicones, but you huas and a nepliew of Geronimo pital. we love . . . with, a shopping: can see the benefit or effect o: died recently at his canyon home (NOTE: For insertions in this calendar, silicones. . Actually, they are L of a heart attack- at the age of 83 PARENTS OF SON cart and a nose for bargains. . . call Mrs. Andrew Sedivy, 100 Grant Ave- family of chemicals related to Daklugie, patriarch of the Chirica- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene glass. For this reason they shed hua Apaches, often accompanied Frank, 64 Hoy Avenue, are the nue, iFords, VAlley 6-5670, before noon dirt and water. You will find they his notorious Apache uncle on parents of a son iborn in the Perth on Tuesday of each week. Mrs. 'Sedivy resist almost everything; raids in. the early days of the Amboy General Hospital. is correspondent for Fords, 'Hopelawn Silicones are being used by Am southwest. and Keasbey.) erican industry on a large scale CIRCLE MEETING color and a sleeker' finish. FORDS—The iPriscilla Mission- Get ready for your most They are.used as UubriGants, pui into the 'manufacture of rubbers A sillcorie-treated skillet lets ary Circle of Our Redeemer Evan- comfortable summer .... ; varnishes, enamels, water-repel you saute- foods without grease gelical Lutheran Church will mest Canvas Awnings unmatched '- - — APBJI. ; - ,. lents arid insulations. Wineries and the foods will not stick.to the May 2 at 8 P. M. in the church for beauty, protection and 28—Meeting of American Home department in library. are making- use of silieones as de- skillet. hall. MAY ' • . ; ; : • V - Ever wonder how Mom does it ... how she keeps the" cooling comforc See what ; foamers. Jet planes use silicones family so well fed, so well dressed . . . always has the 2—Meeting of William J. Warren Association in Fords Tumble .in insulation and lubricants. '' -we have to offer you in the I. Silicone-treated fabrics 'have "extra cash" when a crisis conies up? It's because •way of styles, patterns and Inn. . .' • ' . -I- - • . " • . jthe advantage of'toeing" greatly she's a shrewd shopper . . , and a systematic saver. colors. Estimates without 2—Meeting of Altar Rosary Society of Our Lady of Peace Church. water and stain proof. The effec Puts money away regularly in a savings account, obligation. of silicone treatment lasts througr 2—Meeting of Priscilla Missionary Circle of Our Redeemer many cleanings. You will see mor> where it adds up to all the things the family needs! .Evangelical Lutheran Churcri in church hall, 8 P. M. and more of this treated fabric 3—Meeting of Post 163, American Legion, in post rooms, 8 on the market. F, M. • • " • , .' •,• •'•• .'•. 3—Meeting of executive board of School No. 14.PTA- in school Silicone [finishes are now being given - to shoe leather,' suede and NATIONAL kitchen, 2 P. M. ..-. : 5—Food, and apron sale in library by American Home Depart- fur. On furs the silicones seem to Tile Friendly Bank of Fords, New Jersey NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. keep them supple, as well as mpis ment. Luncheon from li A. iJL. to 1:30 EDISON TOWNSHIP-AND FORDS BEACO? -THURSDAY, APRIL 28/1955 PAGE NINE Opinions of Others Since polities, domestic1 and the ticket-holder is entitled to a .Washington,- > Newtorj, Toms 1955 has shrunk to 182 or seven CLASSIFIE Avenel Personals international,, will be ruled out, free cocktail. Such parties are . River,. Mays Landing,. Vineland, less than during the same period (Continued from Editorial 'Page) . and since particular issues can- Camden, Bordentown, Princeton, last year. . . .New Jersey residents known as "Cocktail Sips." Orange and Passaic. . . .Gover- 1 U. N., each speaking for him- not be dealt wish, this should be Other cocktail sips are con- came closer to drinking their pint ® FEMALE HELP WANTED » MISCELLANEOUS JBy MRS. DAVID DAVIS self. an occasion for the American nor Robert B. Meyner has re- j 15 Lenox Avenue, AVenel ducted entirely by a licensee Who fused to dismiss charges against j of milk per clay last year than GLEAMING WOMAN wanted part IP itoUR DRINKING has become The San Francisco meeting, representative to speak in posi- hires the entertainment and has during any 37ear since 1947. . . . a problem, Alcoholics Anony- Wonrtbrfrtge 8-0452-J which can take no binding tive terms, to state what^we are tickets printed indicating that Louis J. Russo, suspended from j time, 8:00 to 12 noon. Call WOf —The Fifth District Republican his position as Assistant Chief j Legalized wire tapping in New 8-3405J. 4-28 mous can help you. Call Market action on anything, ought to be for rather than what "we are seme other person is conducting Jersey has been abandoned by 3-7528 or write P. Q. Box 253Civi, c Club will meet tonight at a place, time and occasion when against. We shall., face issues the affair. : - , . - Examiner in the State Civil Serv- ] the home of Mr. and Mrs. Josetihj ice Department. . . .John J. Yen- Attorney Grover C. Richman, Jr. GIRL OS WOMAN wanted for Woodbridge. ' all the member nations will enough when and if the Big Four William Howe; Davis, State upon the advies of Governor cleaning. Monday," Tuesday, 4/7-4/28 Rhrodes, ft 2 cik, Director of the State Division M a n h. a t - dedicate themselves again to : meet, and in any case when the ABC Director, warns such affairs of Employment Security, reports Meyner. . . .Insurance coverage Thursday and Friday 2:30 to 4:30 peace. We believe that our own U.N. Assembly next meets. What are prohibited. In addition to al- for all amatuer boxers partici- P. M.; Wednesday 9:00 A. M. to GETTING ENOUGH tan Avenue. lowing .a non-licensed promoter a drop of 10,000 in the volume of HOT 'WATER? Mrs. Harold Governmeif? even at this early : we shal need at San Francisco total unemployment in New Jer^ pating on fight cards in New Jer- 2:00 P.-M. Call WO-8-0845. -hour should be, giving considera- will be inspiration to go on an- to cash in by selling alcoholic sey is now in effect under State 4-28 Lime scale removed from para- Barr, chairman beverages which is considered a sey. . . .The Air Pollution Con- coils, tankless heaters. Work done of ^ the card tion to what its spokesman can other decade, and decades after trol Comimisson will hold a pub- Athletic Commissioner Joseph F. say atj San Francisco that will that, in the words of the Char- very' bad idea in New Jersey. Walker. . . .Leonard Dreyfuss, of EXPERIENCED OPERATORS in your own home by specialists. party to- to e lic meeting at the War Memorial Esses Fells, State Director of All work guaranteed. Schaible held May 13 at serve this central purposs and ter, "to save succeeding genera- Building, Trenton, on May 4 to WANTED renew this dedication. The tions from the scourge of war— JERSEY JIGSAW: — Employ- Civil Defense for New Jersey JILL TOGS " Lime Scalp Equipment Co. WE the Rhodes -meht -in New Jersey increased secure information to draw up a. since December 8, 1941, has re- 2-4999. home requests spokesman will presumably fce The New York Times, i code to regulate open, burning 54 Roosevelt Avenue Secretary Dulles. He may carry 19,800, or 1.1 per cent, from mid- signed his unsalaried position Carteret 4/7 - 4/28 all members be February, to mid-March, Carl dumps. . . The State Department . . . .This week has been pro- p re pared to with him — as, indeed, he should Holderman, State Commissioner of Agriculture warns household- CA-1-6362 —a supporting message- frotn the State House Dome claimed as National Secretaries 4-28; 5-5 AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE give reports on of Labor and Industry, reports ers to beware of bargain lots of Week by Governor Meyner. . . . ASSOCIATION tickets at the meeting. President of the United States^ (Continued from Editorial Page) . . . .Written entrance examina- evergreens and other nursery Six new roadside telephone Or Mr. Eisenhower may choose THOUSANDS OP WOMSN are Established 1902 —The Fifth District Democra- ses to conduct a party. The pro- tions for prospective State troop- stock of unknown origin that are booths will be installed along the adding as much as $50.00 a week Over 4,500,000 Members tic and Civic Club will meet Mon- to speak to the conference, and moter hires entertainment and ers will be held at 7.30 P. M. on offered by transient dealers. . . . Garden State Farkway for the to" the family income as Avon Nationwide Service day night at the Maple Tree to the world, directly. sells tickets for the affair, and May 6 at Somerville, Red-Bank,, New Jersey's traffic death toll in convenience of motorists. Representatives. We train you to Ferd Kertos, Local Agent Farm. The revised by - laws.and start, earnings at once and pro-, 217 State Street, Perth Amboy constitution will foe presented for vide exclusive territory near your Phone Hllicrest 2-1248 a vote. A representative of the home. Write Miss Boiling. P. O. 4/7-4/28 Woodtoridge Civil Defense Council Box 705, Plainfleld, including will be guest speaker; .The wom- phone number. , New Jersey Poll en members will bring -box lunches (Continued from Editorial Page) which will replace the regular re- • POSITION WANTED • freshments. The club will'hold a difference of opinion on card' party " tomorrow•' night in EOY, lor lawn cutting, garden question was found between Clothing • Funeral ilreetsrs ffefsa! instruments @ Rail® & T¥ Senriee work; afternoons and Satur- Avenel School Auditorium. rank and file Republicans on the —Boy Scout Troop 42, under days. Call RA-7-3633. ' one hand and Democrats on the ENROLL TODAY 4-28-* the leadership of Walter Wojcicki, Formerly Perth Pants Co. SYNOWIECKI in our other. will hold a cake sale next Sunday AL'S RADIO I Today's survey findings would BEGINNERS FOB SALE morning in St. Andrew's Church Funeral Home ACCORDION indicate that New Jersey citizens Hall after the 9, 10 and 11 o'clock & TELEVISION J. F. Gardner & Son USED Montgomery Ward Refrig- PROGRAM at the present time are not in-masses. 46 Atlantic Street Prompt Expert Repairs 493 RAHWAY AVENUE erator, 8 cubic feet; good condi- clined to put too much faith in —Girl Scout Troop 46 will Remember, there RCA Tubes & Parts tion; $35.00. Call CA-1-8736. the peace offensive that the sponsor a cake sale Saturday at Carteret, N. J. is no.accordion to o ^4-28 Kremlin has waged since.the buy. Tel. WO. 8-9354 the home of the .trdop leader, Mrs. Telephone Carteret 1-5715 Batteries MISCELLANEOUS death of Stalin. Alsx Hunter, 39 Cozy Corner. Complete Line of Musical 34 PEitSHING.AVE. We're Specialists In SERVICES This newspaper presents the Cakes may be ordered by calling %ffl Smith Street Instruments at Low Prices CARTERET, N. 3. Chrysler Products reports of the New Jersey Poll Woodbridge 8-3887. The cakes EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER A. Kish, Jr., Prop. Bear Wheel Alig-itment DESIGN and drafting service; exclusively in this area. - will also be delivered, if so de- Perth Amboy Precision Tune-tips (Opposite Farmer's Market) AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Telephone CA 1-5089 machine, electrical and archi- Follow New Jersey Poll reports sired. Ed. Bonkoski, Prop. Brake Service tectural. Call ME 6-4673-W or CR Lo# Factory Prices in this newspaper. —The Young Ladies Sodality 357 STATE ST. VA 6-1290 Transmission Service 6-6998 after 6:00 P. M. has postponed its cake sale from on Men's FLYNN & SON 4/7-4/28 May 8 to May 15. The sale will toe ' PERTH AMBOY DUFFY'S Letter to the Editor PANTS ® JACKETS FUNERAL HOMES • MISCELLANEOUS ® held in St. Andrew's Church hall . Kstablished 51 Years TELEVISION & DRIVER and 2^-ton truck for (Continued from Editorial Page) after each mass. Free Alterations 420 East Avenue Pet Shops •hire. Call Carteret 1-4591. district 12 and will Continue to •—Mrs.-Ivo Bertini, 104 Inman Perth Amboy RADIO REPAIRS 4/7 - 4/28 give assistance to any of our Avenue, was hostess to Mrs. Peter 23 Ford Ave., Fords Specializing In neighboring fire companies when Raspitzi, Mrs. Catherine "Jones, Coal VA 6-0358 Telephone ME. 6-0189 ATTENTION: Time to plan your called upon. Mrs. Edward'Malone, Mrs. John FIRST AID KIT Service Calls Made From ® RSUPHOLSTESING lawn. Let us do the hard work. Dudak, Mrs.. Rocco Florio and © SUP COVERS Roto-tUling expertly done, rea- With'the assured cooperation Mrs. J. W. Oldak. COAL-FUEL OIL ^ For your pet should include: 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. sonably. Call .for free estimate. of the Board of Fire Commis- Glazing Fever thermometer Maytag- Washers and Dryers GENERAL REPAIRS sioners, improvements in fire Kaomagma, for diarrhea © AUTO CONVERTIBLE WO-8-3302. ~ 4-21, 28 prevention and fire protection OIL BtJRMEHS ' 1382 OAK TREE ROAD Bicillin, for respiratory infections PAINTER AND'DECORATOR which have been formulated will Avenel Resident ISELIN, N. J. TOPS & SEAT COVERS be carried out so that this fire NAT SMITH Bt SONFirst Aid Powder, to prevent infec- Next to Bell's Drug; Store Free Estimates 570 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1056 Call WO. S-1217 Call CA-1-4825 district will have fire protection Honored at Party NO MOMEY OOWN tion and stop bleeding- V. J. TEDESCO as suggested by the National OPEN DAILY.8.to 8,.SUN. 8 to 2 Flea powder or liquid Board of Fire Underwriters. 6 Fillmore Avenue AVENEL—Mrs. Walter Cook, We Furnish and Install • BIGGER TV Carteret - Thanking you for your kindr 3 YEARS ID PAY All Types of FINS, FUR & FEATHERS UPHOLSTEEY SHOP ness, I am Jr., 45 Burnett Street, was guest 4/7-4/28 of honor at a, surprise stork show- Free Estimates RESIDENTIAL GLASS.' ' 18 Main Street Opp. Town Hall Convert your present small 5 FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL Respectfully yours, WOODBRIDGE 8-1601 DARAGO'S STANLEY T. SEABASTY, er held in the home of Mrs. How- No Obligation to Buy LOCKSMITH WORK TV screen into a LARGER, AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Publicity Director. ard Ely, Jr., 85 Burnett Street KEYS MADE Lillian and Ed Miller, Owners 17", 19", or 21", screen. Large§t and Oldest in County with Mrs. Frank Mester, Avenel Colonia Volunteer Chemical CALL TOOLS - Larger tube GUARANTEED Hjggfeamatic, Fluid and Standard Hook and Ladder Co. and Mrs. Leonard Cook, Spots- GARDEN SUPPLIES •• Ki McClellan St., Perth'Amboy wood, as co-hostesses. Everything In Pets ' for one year. Call Hllicrest 2-7365 Guests were Mrs. August Leone, WDGE, 8-1400 HARDWARE © PAINTS 4/7-4/28 Editor, Independent-Leader; Mrs. Christian Andersen, Mrs. F.LOOR SANDERS AND • Reasonable Rates Our trip to the newspaper was Herbert Petersen.'Mrs. Katherine WAXERS FOR RENT © Canaries LAST RAIL RUN HUMILIATING a huge success. The youngsters Hayes, West. Orange; Mrs.' Ray- "Call"ESSEX-5-3180 DUFQ, III.—It wr^.the last trip talked for weeks about how a mond Seeley, Rahway; Mrs. Hugo ® Parakeets of eleven, steam locomotives in newspaper goes to press. Burdyck, Fanwood; Mrs. Jack C©AL-8t OIL CO. Home improvements After 6P.M. service on the Missouri Pacific Please accept* our thanks and Leslie, Old Bridge;: Mrs.. Edgar 826 RAHWAY AYE. AVENEL © White Mice Railroad and it ended hi a hum- gratefulness for this opportunity. Magunson, Metuchen; Mrs. Gus- iliating fashion. The locomotive Also, thank the rest of the staff tave Magunson, Mrs.' Jack Gard- STEVEN KOVACH © Hamsters Raiflnss were unable to make it under then- for their patience and willingness ner, Woodbridge; Mrs. Walter own power. One of them develop- to answer all our questions. Our Cook, Sr., Spotswood, Mrs. How- . Ceramic Tile ing a "hot cylinder" and one ex- appreciation cannot really be ex- Conerete © Monkeys ® Rabbits hausted its water supply. A call pressed by this "letter. ard Ely, Sr., Mrs. Hichard Myers, Kitchen and Bathroom Mrs. Warren Cline, Mrs. John Assorted Potted Plants ORNAMENTAL was sent out for a Diesel locomo- Sincerely, HIGH TEST* QUALITY 507 Leon Ave., Woodbridge tive and, it pulled the eleven weary Mrs. John Sorenson, Sec'y Prekop and Mrs. Harold Gardner, IRON steamers to a junk yard. Better Schools Association all of Avenel. CONCRETE Telephone HAILINGS Fast and Courteous Laboratory Approved 8-8372 Custom Made Service surance policy with Lloyd's of GUTrl PET SHOP and Installed some movie roles to his liking. Crushed Stone - Wasted Gravel London on his showing up for FIX UP WITH "CARTERET'S. LITTLE ZOO" Quality Work As was expected by anyone who whatever job he has at the mo- Washed Sand - Waterproofing 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret had given the matter much ment. Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster FORMICA. Carteret 1-4070 up thought. "On the Waterfront," Call CA-1-7219 the movie that Hollywood almost Best actress .award'._ went to Raritan Mercantile Free Estimate turned down, won eight Oscars— Grace Kelly, who played the for Plumbing & Heating Richard Carlson wrote a short to tie the all-time Academy dowdy wife in "The Country Girl." Corporation Free Estimate on story ataput a boy afflicted with awards record. The film was Edmond O'Brien won- the. best Phone HI 2-0375 Counters ® Sink Tops DENNIS M. MURPHY named best picture of the year. supporting actor Oscar as the stuttei'-'iag—w'hat caused it and harried procuring press agent of FRONT AND FAYETTE STS. CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS WO 8-3146 It also received awards for too PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Fir, White Pine, Knotty Pine Charles Farr , what cured it, but before he could actor, Marlon Brando, film editing "The Barefoot Contessa." have it published, Vincent iFen- Natural or Select White Birch Plumbing - Heating art i direction, cinematography, Jane Russell is to be a Gibson Roofing and Siding ® bought it for an Allied Ar- story and screen play, best direc- a-iri in her next film for Howard Sontractor •WOOi'i FORMICA Electric Sewer Service picture. The story is titled tion and best supporting" actress, Hughes. Hughes is dusting off and CABIIET SHOP Eva Marie Saint. •"iiie Gibson Girl," a script bought Telephone: "Cbunterpunch." 3 Oakwood Avenue, Carteret Rudy Vallee, after more than by RKO in 1947 before he took over Woodbridge 8-0594 Henry Jansen & Son Not to be caught again, studios the studio. When practically every 25 years in the entertainment Walter A. Jensen 621 LINDEN AVENUE world, has announced that he may and night clubs have solved their studio tried to buy the script from Jewelry Service Tinning and Sheet Metal Work retire soon—probably in 1956. al- problem when they hire Mario him recently, he took it out and MASON AND GENERAL Woodbridge, N. J. Roofing, Metal Ceilings and though he leaves himself an es-Lanza for a picture or an appear- looked it over and decided to make CONTRACTOR BRACE AVE cape clause in'the event he finds ance. They have a $200,000 in- it himself. FAiOc| Furnace Work YA. G-32S8 Estimates Cheerfully Given 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE WOODBRIDGE 588 Alden Street • Perth CARTERET Amboy 38 :Freeman St., Woodbridge Plumbing Sc Heating Telephone 8-1246 CA-1-6308 Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone S-1808 @ DIAMONDS © Remodeling • WATCHES '• New Installations Brug Stsres • © Gas and Oil Burners 9 Sporting. 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N. J. Photography "Home of Reel Parts" Woodbridge, N. J. We Have — in Stock Telephone 8-0554 CUSTOM-MADE POLES .Moving .and TreekSag ARRANGE MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS, SEWING MACHINES Complete Moving Job For Your LOAFERS and SLIPPERS Fomltore 3 Rooms §25 5 Rooms 535 Wedding WILDLIFE PICTURES 4 Rooms $3ft 6 Rooms $40 (Framed) Domestic - Industrial Reasonable Storage 30 Days Free Pictures HUNTING AND FISHING SPRING FURNITURE LICENSES ISSUED All Loads Insured—10 years exp. NOW Call SALE ECONOMY MOVERS TROUT WORMS NOW IN PROGRESS NATION-WIDE MOVERS Candid and Studio Pictures Ask Mow You Can Win . EL TRAPANI Taken for All Occasions Rahway 7-3914 One of Our Trophies CArteret 1-8814 Winter Brothers 48 State Wayside Furniture Shop After 7 P. M. Moving GALLARD'S PHOTO TACKLE AND-REPAIR Better Furniture — Lower Prices Service 547 AMBOY AVENUE President links farm income drop Highway 25 Avenel, N. J. SPORTING GOODS to rigid props. AGENT Woodbridge 8-3651 Space fakeh by Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. • Open 10 to 6 35S Monroe Street, Rahway Farm product prices decline 0.4 PUBUC SEM1CE A.I9O-S8 Plume Woodbridge 8-51577 National Van Lines Mon. and Fri. Nights to 8:30 Telepnone BA 7-3894 per cen in month. i t 'PAGE TEN THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON of Mrs. Huryk, who has just re- served to thirty-five guests. and Mrs.. Richard T. Ring, 22 —-The Woodbridge Oaks Civi© To Be Featured. in Rotary Dance Revue .iuraied from Kentucky, spent the —.little iPaul Martin Branden- Bradford Place, Richard Thomas League will meet May 4, .8:30 -#• Colonia Activities week-end at the Huryfcs. burg, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ring and Robert Brian Ring. P. M., at St. Cecelia's Recrea- —On Saturday evening, a sur- J. Brandenburg of 100 Bender Their sponsors were John J. Wis- tion Center. Reports will be prise shower was given lor Mrs.Avenue was christened at St. kowski and Martha E. Borst. Lit- heard on proposed bus service for By- MRS. HENBX STRttBEI- tle Susan Whittemoreg and Thom- the development. The program 214 Colonia Boulevard R. Ring, 22 Bradford Place, in Cecelia's Church by Rev. John T as Charles Whittemore, twin ' ' Colonia honor of her twin sons. The show- M. Wilus, pastor. The sponsors will feature a "How to do it your- er was given," lay Mrs«s Ronald were Joseph Brandenburg -and babies of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas self" panel, particularly how to —Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanOrden. Borst and Mrs. J. Wiskowski at Margaret McNeill. C. Whittemore, 27 James Place, complete attics. Election of of- Oxford Road, entertained Mr. and Mrs.. Borst's home at 30 Brad- —^Also christened at St. Ce- The sponsors we're Mr. and Mrs.ficers is slated. All residents are . Mrs. Leo Arsenault and Miss Lor- ford Place, A buffet supper was celia's were the"twin sons of.Mr. I William C. Hoehe. invited." . raine Hartley Maine, for«,sev- eral days. —Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. Eric Bjor ken and chil- dren, K=a r e n Rickey and Linda, N o r - folk, Va., were Build it, paint it, paper it, hammer it, cement it, guests of Mr B j orken's plant it. ... Whatever the job, consult this guide for brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and the materials that will help you do the job better. Mrs. Allen Bjorken, 5 Albee Lane. ^ - —Mr. and Mrs. John Pawlin, •i. ' 'Hawthorne Avenue, entertained iu ' honor of their daughter, Janet, who marked her seventh birthday. Guests were Barbara .and Rose • /.V r ' A. SUN, ROOM JALOUSIE "Marie Uleeka, Christine Korsak, f Diane Peterson, Ethel and Eleant.- YOU CAN ,DO IT! Brown and Barbara Biekman, all of Colonia. Build It Yourself . . > It's Fun . . . It's Money Saving! - —Mr. and Mrs. Vito Scaturro Among those who will be featured in a dance revue Saturday night given by the students of the and children, Victor and John, Don Lane Dance Studio of Perth Amboy, under the sponsorship of the Wcodbridge- Rotary at "Kimberley Road were guests of Woodhridge High School Auditorium are Virginia Mayer, Woodbridge, left, pantomime on "A Good Mrs. Seaturro's brother-in-law and Man Is Hard to Find"; Helen A. McCloud, center, who will do a Can-Can dance, and Joe Marinin, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lat- right. .Proceeds will he used for the benefit of Rotary's community projects fund. In all, 30 acts will calla, West Haven, Conn. x "be presented. George Ruddy's Orchestra will play. '"' • —Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Parker and children, William and Patricia, Amhurst Avenue, are moving this eiation will meet, next Wednesday week to Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Parker night at 8 o'clock in the Firehouse. is employed by General Motors as —The Firemen's Association will • a diesel service engineer. He hasmeet next Thursday night at the Woodbridge Oaks News been transferred to the southern firehouse, territory which covers the states —The Avenel Mothers. Club will By GLADYS E. SCANS tended the second birthday, Sat- ' of Georgia, Florida, Mississippi meet Tuesday night at 8.. o'clock at Paint yourself the whitest, brightest, easiest-to-clean kitchen or and Alabama. Mrs. Parker was one 497 Lincoln Highway urday of Little Adrienne. Weis, of bathroom you've ever seen, with this wonderworking the home of Mrs. 'Walter Peterson, Iselin, N. J. Oceanside, Long Island. They also of the founders of the Mothers As- 36 Park Avenue. Election of offi- sociation of Colonia and served as Tel. ME. 6-2097-J visited at the home of Mr. and KITCHEN AND BATHROOM cers will take place. —Patrick Coggms, Carbondale, Mrs. Wortman, Seaford, Long president for three years. Mrs. Par- —Todd Swinton, son of Mr. and WALL AND WOODWORK ' ker was first president of the, new Pa., Who spent two weeks at the Island, Saturday evening. Mrs. John Swinton, New Dover home of his son-in-law and —Little" Jackie Brown, son of _ ENAMEL •:•• PTO of the Inman Avenue School Road, celebrated his 14th birth- mM and was also former secretary .of daughter. Mi., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Francis day at a party. His guests were Yes, you can do if yourself, even if you've never painted before, because Ihis - the Democratic Club. She has and Mrs. Rob-Street, is recovering from the Harold Van Ness, John Morgan, encynel is especially made for YOU to use . . . goes on easily, smooths itself out, - served as a Brownie leader and as ert Sir oka, measles. dries to a hard, porcelain-tike finish that resists dirt, grime, grease. Will not " 'a Sunday School teacher for the Robert Den "Bleyker, George Mc- George Place, Cain, Steven Wilkerson, Charles. ., —Mr. and Mrs. Larry Steinberg, chip, crack or peel; washes perfectly. Make sure you get the can with !he New Dover Methodist Church. The has returned to Wood Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. AI WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW R&D-DEVIL on it... the can with the RESULTS right in il. • Parker family resided in Colonia Stover, John Muchie, Kevin Flan- his home. nery and Kenneth Lease, all of Green, Plymouth Drive, were •jz Here's what we will do: 2 qts. do the average bathroom. The $6.95 econ- for seven years, coming here from —Mr. and Saturday evening guests at can- omy gallon size does the average kitchen easily. Elizabeth. Patricia Parker was a Colonia; Joseph Le Compte, Cran- Mrs. Joseph .*• FREE ESTIMATES * MEASURING ford. asta at the home of :Mr. and. Mrs. second grade student at School 17. Eekbold and B. G. Oatley, S6 Adams Street. NO CASH DOWN — THREE YEARS TO PAY PLAN TO VISIT US REAL SOON —The .Colonia College Club will —'Patrolman and Mrs. Wendel daughter, Bet- —Mr. and Mrs. Steinberg and CUSTOM-BUILT UNITS AT NO EXTRA COST meet April 28 at 2:15 P. M. at the Doll, East Cliff Road and Patrol- ty Jean, Vine- -home of Mrs. James Cahill, Woods man and Mrs. James Danch, children, Marc, Joel, and Wendi When you see what we have to offer you'll land, sp,ent the Dene, were,Sunday guests, of Mr. Lane. South Hill iRoad, attended . the week - end at agree here are Jalousies as Jalousies should be. —Maureen Bock, daughter of Mr. dinner sponsored by the Patrol- and Mrs. Albert Steimberg, New- ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS the home of Mrs. Eckbold's par- ark. ^ and Mrs. William W. Bock, Inman men's Benevolent Association at ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mar- JALOUSIES Inc the Colonia Country Club. Avenue, was christened Sunday at kell, -Magnolia Road and at the —Mr. and Mrs% Al Green, 74 —Mr. and Mrs. Francis. Bald- 27 MAIN ST. - St. Mary's Church, Rahway, by home of her brother-in-law and Plymouth Drive, were hosts Wed- WOODBR.IDGE George Walsh, Prop. , Eev. Thomas B. Meaney. Sponsors win, Meredith Road, entertained : nesday to Mrs. S. Stork, and 8-0127 sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. 279 New Brunswick Ave. Phone HI. 2-1350 Perth Amboy were Mrs. Paul Kelly, West Orange Misses Ann and Lillian Ma ere, Scank, Adams Street. daughters, Robin and Eileen and and John Bock, Livingston. A Brooklyn, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. B. Velinofsky, all buffet dinner was served at the « —Mrs. Louis Schmitt and chil- —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton dren, : George - and Mary Jane, of Newark.. Guests at the Green Bock home for approximately 20 and daughter, Arline, New Dover home Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. guests. Rahway, were Saturday evening Road and Mr. and Mrs. Julius guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cirfch- J. .Green, and Mr. and Mrs. B. CLEARANCE —Mrs. Lester Heim, Midfield Knatt and son, Charles, Perth toertson, 106 Oak Tree Road. The Yilinpfsky, all of Newark. ., LEVOLOR :. Road, was hostess at a demonstra- Amtooy, spentsa day in New York ON ENTIRE STOCK -J --tion party. Guests were Mrs. Wil- occation was the Cuthfoertson's —Little Taffi Tucker, two-year- Custom where they enjoyed a show and sixth Redding anniversary. , liam Hegedus, Mrs. Andrew Shy- dinner. r old daughter of Mr. and iMrs. UNPAINTED , manski, Mrs. Steve Chek, Carteret; ,;''-Sr...and' Mrs..".'Fred 'Singer Robert Tucker, 70 Plymouth Drive —Mr. and Mrs. Richard''Bir-' and children, Ann and Robert, at- 'FURNITURE VENETIAN BLINDS Mrs. John Buschak, Port Reading; meli, East Cliff Road, spent sev- had a rather ' painful accident. Custom Made with LEVOLOR Mrs. Robert.Carkhuf and Mrs. Mi- She fell from a chair and had SALE enclosed .head, precision made sral days with their son and Sliding: Door Bookcase hardware, patented self-ad- s EDISON fOWNSHIP' AND FOlpS BEACOB THtfKSDAY, APRIL 28, 1955 PAGE ELEVEN ; Jag's Posts Sweep Retire Graftsmen League Kegler Trophy Over Dairymaids Little League- Dra In Iselin Bowling Team Standings 150 Boys,Selected W , L #ag's Sporting Goods..., 65, 28 Mary's Dress Shop 54% 38 % - Cooper's Dairy „. 54 39 Kasar Builders 46 47 For Vacancies in Miele's Excavating .". 43 SO Al's Sunoco 41 52 Iselin Lumber .1 37 56 s" Ideal Beauty Salon ..._r 91% 61% ISELIN — Jag's Sporting Goods Rec-League Entry' ••'TRYING FOR SIX By Alan Mover Carrigan Reveals continued to wreak havoc in the St. Cecelia's Women's Bowling fosters, of Teams, League by tripping third-place Deadline is'Fixed ROBERTS, Cooper's Dairy in Doros. Wilham Gerzsaly/ Robert. Little ^League Draft Ejichards, Russell Riley,' WaHapft (Continued from' Sports Pa?ei Morse, Joseph Testa. ' Players: Bruce Gyenes, Dennis Mauro Motors Yankees- Witkowski, da -GeMellrirl oAooeHt Practice: Sunday, 1 P. !£., Sta-" dium Field 2. BY MRS. GEORGE FORSTER Witsowski, Gerard Miller, Robert Weil, .Menlo Avenue. Attending 3rady, Martin Karnas, Richard Managers; Tom Murtagh, Hor- 65 Ethel Street were: Mrs. Jerry Winner,- Mrs. bet Jost, Emil Pajak. ME. 6-5972-M , Hadley, Michael Leitner, Norman Paul McDonald, and Mrs. Fred Christie, Jerome itisko, D<*vid Players: Charles Lintz,. Prank —Neighbors, in a few days Jeselsohn. Morris. James Ryan. D'Apolito, Richard Gougon,, Mi- your door bells will be ringing —A meeting of Brownie Troop Kiwanis Club Indians chael Van Daura, Richard ZUHQ, and you will be greeted by a.Cub 92 was held at the home of Mrs. Practice: Sunday, 2 P. M., School Wil.iam Radiey, Daniel Sheetfa||, Scout. He -will James Dingwall, Atlantic Street, 11. Nicko.as Covino, Peler Frandano, Friday. All the girls received Robert Gaas, John Tedssco, request your Managers :-Ollie-Rinsrwood, Andy liam Walsh, Grant Stilss, signature anc their pins. They are Cynthia Ahr, Lengyel, Lou "Walsheck. Huxta. on receiving it Patricia Ahr, Betti Glantz, Pa- Flayers: Robert Charnecki, you will get a mela Rocker, Evelyn Knapp, James Hegedus, Gary Lucas. John telephone disc Paula Derrevere, Sandra Harri- lieaiey, Charles Maseenik, Joseph free. For each son, Karen Kritman, Nancy Web- Moroney, Victor Murdo-ok, Jay Sports Quiz Answers ber, Diana Hess,_ Andrea A'oeles, Bleiweiss. Oscar Peniek, Richard signature a lo- Zuejaro. cal store will Diane Dingwall, Charna Jaker, give a dona- BoanneSh enk, Ellen Shenk, Greiner Senators 1. Wally Moon hit a home : Eleanor Husky, Mich'ele Husky Practice: Saturday, 2 P..M., St. .. tion to the Cub 1 in his major league debut, April Scouts. and Shirley Karna. Also present James Field. 13, 1354 and clouted a liomer,-la —C ongratu- was the co-leader, Mrs. I. Jaker. Managers: Harry Burke, Zega his last 1954 trip to the plate, Sep- tic-ns to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas —Mrs. Michael Williamson, Tobaek, Elbur Richards. tember 26. ' Fitzgerald, McGuire Street, on a Isabelle Street, entertained her Players: Allen Egri, Joseph 2. Jackie Robinson, with ^31^ birth of a son, Michael, at Orange Mah Jongg group Thursday night. Szakacs, Drew Pinter,' Pasquale followed by Date Mitchell with Memorial Hospital. Present, were "Mrs. Sidney Di- Calucci, Kenneth. Lind, Dennis .315, Richie Ashburn .312 and Billy bofsky, Mrs. Leonard Bearison, Murdock, Dennis O'Leary, Elbur Goodman, .310. ~~ —Henry Michael Wolinski, son Richards, John J. Ryan. Harry 3. 172 pitches and the count of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolinsky, Mrs. Norman Rosen and Mrs. Watson, Richard Buekerood, Lawrence Bitkower. was kept by Father Thomas Kelly Atlantic Street, celebrated his Thomas Geordina, Roger Wranitz. of St. Savior's Church in Brooklyn, eighth birthday, Saturday. His —Birthday greeting to Major Stewarts Red Sox Score's former pastor at Valley guests were Alex Reevie, Richard Frank Chismar, Ethel Street. Practice: Saturday, 2 P. ^VL, Stream, L. I. and James Tome, F-ichard Fos- —The Canasta Club met at Stadium Field 2. 4. 1,525. There were 412 homers ter, Bobby Velesco, and Russell the home of Mrs. Seymour De- Manager: Harry Jones. hit in the majors in 1914 and 1,937 Wolinski. Witt, Ethel Street, Tuesday. Pres- Players: Alfred Butrica, Herbie .in 1954. —St. Cecelia's PTA. put on an ent were: Mrs. Edward Haluska, Olsen, R. Richards, Douglas Chris- 5. Roy McMillan had playefi entertaining musical, "SS Apron," Mrs. Norman Gardner, Mrs. Bar- tie, Stephan Matyl, Harry -Po- 482 consecutive games through Thursday, Friday, and Saturday net Weisman and Mrs. Alfred zycki, Michael Miraglia, John April 9. evenings. The cast had scheduled Frankel. The new Woodbridg-e Hig-h School buiidiug- is gradually taking; shape and according to the Board of Education is progressing accord- a. party for Saturday night, but —A dinner party was held in ing to schedule. The building is expected to be reat£y for occupancy in September, IS56. due to the illness of Miss Flora honor of Mrs. Alex Gold's -birth- Sports Round-Up Hayes, the producer, the party day last night at the home of her SOUND SLEEPER was postponed until a later date. mother, Mrs-. Dora Posner, Jersey DENVER, Colo. — Alvin Vigil (Continued from Sports Page) Menlo 'Park Terrace residents who City. lay down on a bed at his home to putting, I'll be with you. Besides, George Deter claims" - appeared, in the play were Mrs. —Sunday guests of Mr. and watch television, dozed off and I have terrific form and strong wrists which are neces- James Fingwall and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Max Sandier and son, Allan, woke up to find both the TV set Griel, both of Atlantic Street, Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Al-and the (bedspread on his bed sary to become a good golfer. By the way, Joe, how Mrs. Carl Andersen, Ethel Street, bert Skolnick. gone.. A neighbor told police she much did you_win today?" "Fifty cents." "How much worked on costumes. —Richard Lance Lister, son of had ssen three men carrying a —Terry Kuhn, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lister, suspicious 'box down the street, did you lose?" queried Yogi. "Only eighty cents, Yogi; • and Mrs. 'Roy Kuhn, Atlantic celebrated his , third 'birthday, with a bedspread draped, over it. it was a profitable day. I'm going to give up my ama- Street, marked her first birthday, Tuesday. His guests were Jill Ott, The mid-February reading on teur standing for "certain now." Wednesday. Barbara and Howard Houghton, the consumer price index, compiled —Mr. and Mrs. George Forster, Mars Gold, Hugh Walschlager, by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Yesterday the two future Ben Hogans were seen in Ethel Street, attended the 38;th Jean Castellano and Jeffrey Cor- stood at 114.3 per cent of the 1947 McCarthy's Sport Shop on Main Street wearing scotch anniversary of Mrs. Forster's par- cicne. average for the third " successive ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boerer, —Mrs. Raymond Guempel, Jef- month. plaid caps and pricing golf sets. Saturday night at the Chanticler, ferson Street, held a club meeting HOOKERS. . . . The Woodbridge Police Reserves are * at her home. Present were: Mrs. Millburn. Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Mor- still perched atop the Raritan Valley Class B Pistol —John Evonoff, Menlo Avenue, Arthur Hansen, Mrs. Russell Sur- is chairman of the Rail Commit- gens, Mrs. Frank Carniglia, and ris Lefkowitz and son, Mark, of League. . . . The Barron baseball players, who have hit tee, Raritan Traffic Club, New Mrs. Peter Maguire. the Bronx. safely since the start of the season, are all set to line Brunswick. The organization is —Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rothberg, —Cub Pack 181, -Den 3 met at staging Railroad Day, May 10, the Isabelle Street, celebrated Mrs. i the home of the den father, Al up for free milk shakes when Willie Gadek opens his anniversary of the driving of the Rothberg's birthday, Sunday. Haber, Ethel Street, Friday. Pres- Cove Drive-In next week. . . . Crouse .Lumber is fur- "golden spike" which was the fin- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. David ent were?Den Mother Mrs. Edward nishing a portion of the material being used to erect al link in the formation of a Rothberg, Mr. and Mrs. Bsn Haluszka and Cubs Jeffrey Ha- . transcontinental railway system. Freedman, Seymour Freedman, ber, Joseph H. James, Martin the new stands at the Fords Little League's Clara Bar- . The Raritan Club extends an in- Mr. and Mrs. George Littman, Weisman, Robert Forster, James ton diamond. . . . Gene Limoli made the difficult 4-6 •vitation to all residents of Menlo all of the Bronx, and Mrs. Sig-Haluszka, Eric Russell, Wayne Di- Park Terrace to attend the rail- fried Somberg, Bergenfield. bofsky, Dennis Space and Gary split in the ninth frame to pave the way for his team's road exhibit at the Roger Smith —Cub Pack 181, Den 1, met at Mascher. The cubs have started pin victory in the St. Cecelia's K. of C. bowling cir- the home of the den mother, Mrs. a racing car project. ! Hotel lobby, New Brunswick, May cuit. . . . Ben Buckin rolled the top set at 62lSin>vfjhe' 10 from 10 A. M. to 7 P. M. -eorge Rader, Ford Avenue. At- —A newly - formed Scrabble Gerber Plumbing Fixtures loop after turning in g-ani^B —'Kenneth Landsman, son of tending were Dcnald Hancock, Club met Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Landsman, At- Craig Rader, Arthur Fritog, Jim- Mrs. Stan Rosen, Swarthmore of 194, 216 and 211. . . . This item is a trifle late, but %%' lantic Street, celebrates his fourth my Duerschiedt, Tommy Connor, Terrace. Present were Mrs. Harold Tony Cacciola, the Golden Bears mentor, is regarded 'birthday today. He will entertain Billy Derrevere, Mickey Westcott Binder., Mrs. Sid B-artel, Mrs. Mac a group of his playmates. and Robert Russo. They are work- Kellerman, and Mrs. Carmen Vi- as one of Prudential's outstanding underwriters, ac- —Mrs. Gordon Dilley, Mason ing on a Mother's Day project. tolli. cording to a statement made by Vice President Paul '• ' .Street, entertained her canasta —Presentation- of the money —The Wall Street Canasta Club U-* group Tuesday. Present were: that had been collected by. the Palmer. ... A recent back injury may hurry Don -"- met at the home of Mrs. Nat Members of Scouts. Post Z'si, Woodbridge, spent the weekend at Fort Dix where they had an Aaroe's retirement from the Softball scene.--. . . Joe -\ ;.Mrs. Fred Soffer, Mrs. Norman 'hild Guidance Group was made Boydman, Wall Street, Wednes- opportunity to inspect tanks, big- guns and a-irJlanes: They ate with the soldiers and attended Silver, Mrs. Ralph M-cGrane, Mrs. to the Diagnostic Center, Menlo an Army post dance. Left ot right, seated: George Del. Grosso, Ray Lojewski, James Hamilton, Jack Nagy claims Johnny Forczowski and Bernie Keating % William 'Peterson, Mrs. William Park, Tuesday by Mrs. Erwin day. Present were Mrs. Robert Henderson, and Mrs. Joseph Wurtzel, Mrs.. George Byrne, and Goren, Mrs. Murray Goldberg Thompson, Henry Wilber. Standing, Paul Horvath, Richard Simon, Joseph. Simon, skipper; David were the lone ball players who cleared the left field;/; Barry. Mrs. Robert Roscoe. and Mrs. Nat-Schneider. Hiivingston and R ichard Bukowski. ' . fence at the Legion stadium on Berry Street with ter- —Mrs. Robert Petersen, Atlan- —Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andersen, rific belts. . . . Duffy claims the Service Electric Hor- tic Street, celebrated her birth- eorge Forster, Ethel Street, Sun- Ethel Street, lunched at Glufoe's, —The.' O'Neill's attended the day Tuesday. Her guests were: day, were: Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn New York, Saturday. wedding of Mr. O'Neill's, sister, nets will give Flynn & Son of Fords < another tough Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gaiti, Mr. and Weinbefg and children, Paul and —Mrs. Stuart Gellman, Atlan- Miss Carole Ann Kienzli and battle for the Junior League title this summer. ... •Mrs. Fred Sprock and daughter, Debra, Deal. tic Street, entertained her Mah Westbury Park _ Notes Jack Kripinski at St. Theresa's Jongg group, Tuesday night. Church, Oastleson Corners, Sta- Wouldn't it be nice if one of the two Woodbridge relay *" Elain, and John Allen; all of Jer- —Pamela Ann Roscoe, daugh- ten Island. Mrs. O'Neili was a sey City. ter of Mr. and Mrs: Robert Ros- Present were Mrs. Ben Harrison. ; niversary.. A buffet, supper was teams placed in the Penn Relays Saturday? ... A " Mrs.~.Jules Strauss, Mrs. Robert By GLADYS E. -SCANK . . bridesmaid for her sister. The —On Wednesday, Mrs. Ted coe, Jefferson Street, •will cele- 497 Lincoln Highway served to fifteen guests. Her par- reception was held at South Barron pitcher has rightfully threatened to sue for Rothberg, Isabelle Street, was brate her third birthday Saturday. Goren, and Mrs. Ernest Gansel. Iselin, New Jersey 6 ents also presented her with a Shore Country Club. our typewriter if we-continue "to refer to him as Al elected president of the Ladies' Her guests will .be her grand- —-Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . ME. 6-2097-J . trip to Radio City on Sunday. Auxiliary of the Pennsylvania mothers, Mrs. Mildred Roscoe and —A recent week-end guest at when his name is Bill. Sorry, Silver Arm II: . . . Thank _ Tietjens, Atlantic Street, are Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Mar- Her brother and 'her girl. friend, the O'Neill home was Miss Ger- : r Railroad Post, Veterans of For- Mrs. Antoinette .DeRenzo; Mr. and'Tietjens' mother, Mrs. Bruce sano, 24 Concord Road, celebrated Joan Shane, accompanied.her. you, Larry Campion, for your interest in the Little VI Mrs. James Gray and child, Mr. maine iBoir, a student of Hunter eign Wars, Newark. Adams, Newmarket, Ontario, Can- their thirteenth wedding "anni- ^Mr. and Mrs. William Brier, College. . —Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs.and Mrs. Herbert Roscoe, and ada and Mrs. Tietjens' sister and versary. Guests included Mr. and League. - x 107 Worth Street, were hosts td —Mr.- and Mrs.' Stanley Clos- Bernard Loebel, (Federal Street, daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore tear hustoand and family, Mr. andMrs. Robert Walker, Belle Meade, a number of guests Saturday, in. ; DeRenzo and child; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Pilpowic.z, man, Melvin Avenue, spent Satur- attended a performance of " An- Mrs. Rex iSmith and children, honor -of their day, in New York City. They visit- : as^asia". iniNew Yprji. Albert C De Renzo and family,. Laurie and Peter, Queensville, On- Wood-bridge Oaks, and the'Mar- first anniver- Mr. and Mrs. Edward De Renz6 sano children, Louis and Jo Ann. ed Mrs. Closman's mother, Mrs. ' —Tjhg: fiM|ter;b'ex Club will traio, Canada. The guests accom- sary in their Dora Shaffer and Mr. Closman's meet tonight at the home of Mrs.and family; Mr. and Mrs. Agust panied Jill Tietjens on a trip to —Eileen Goldfarb, daughter of new home. The Zoll and family. Misses Helen and Mr. and' Mrs. Goldfarb, 207 Julius parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin James Vendulla, Ethel Street. At- tne Bronx Zoo Monday for her ,guests includ- Closman.- In the evening they, [] tending will be Mrs. George Stella De. Renzo and Pamela's fifth .birthday. Her sister, Janice, [Street, was feted at a surprise ed Mr. and birthday party on her twelfth an- with a party of. young folks, at- Rader, Mrs. William Deurscheidt, playmates. also went on the trip. Mrs. John Toz- tended Dixieland, and dined and "Mis. George Zimmerman, Mrs. * —(Birthday greetings to Mr. and zci, Mr. and danced at Hickory House and Larry Westcott, Mrs. Don Wiley, Mrs. Michael Williamson, Isa- Mr s. John Basin Street. '• Folders belle Street, tooth of whom cele- Mrs. 'Richard Mohr and Mrs. Beihler, Mr. —Guests at Mah Jongg at the 'John Engler. brated their girthday Tuesday. and Mrs, John Billheads —Mrs. Erwin Wurtzel, Ford home o'f Mrs. Seymour Klepner —Jerry Weiss, son of Mr. and. Bolan, and Mr.included Jean Schwartz, Flor- Mrs. Abe Weiss, Jefferson Street, Avenue, entertained her canasta and Mrs. Rob- group. Present were: Mrs. Nick ert Matheson, all of Brooklyn; Mr. ence Hoffman, Lottie Goldfarfo Letterheads arid Mrs. Hubert Joaquerer, Chat- and Mary Levy. ..- : celebrated his tenth birthday, Klein, Mrs. Raymond Chait and :—^Little Nancy Jean_. Stiles, . Sunday. Guests were Mr. arid Mrs. Mrs. George Byrne. taqua, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schelds, Paramus. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Programs J. F. Leff, Bronx, N. Y., Mr. and —Saturday guests of Mr. and H. iStiles of 12 Melvin Avenue, Mrs. Max Kerstein and daughters, Mrs. Don Balderose, Ethel Street, Get this beautiful —Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Neill, was christened 'at - St. Cecelia's McGuire Street; Daniel Weiss and were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pesta, DeLuxe Cooking Bedford Avenue, attended a din- Church by Rev. John M. Wilus, Booklets Billy Calvani. Mr. and Mrs. Al Barbara and Miss and Outdoor ner dance at the South. Shore pastor.. The sponsors were Mr. and —Michelle Bitkower, daughter Mary Nicolas. Mrs. James "P. Wright. . of Mr. and Mrs. iLawrence Bit- —Visiting Mr., and Mrs. Her- Thermometer Set. Country Club, ©taten Island. The affair was held by the Gulf Oil • kower, Federal Street, celebrated bert Rosenthal, Isabelle Street, Nationally Colleges- with deficits report a tier third birthday Tuesday. Her last week was Mrs. Rosenthal's Conporation, Staten Island,% re- $5,500,000,000 need." guests were Diane Evans, Mitchel mother, Mrs. Al Krosney, Belle Advertised finery plant where Mr. O'Neill is President sighs pay rises for the Fine Printing for Every Need ;and Jeffrey Williamson, Fred and Harbor, N. Y. Eetail Price $6.60 employed. - • armed forces. .. . •Joan Krinsky, Abby Dibofskyand —A surprise^irthday party was No matter whether you're contemplating a big Bruce Rothberg. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. —A regular meeting of the Nicholas Space, Ethel Street, Sun- advertising campaign or ordering a new supply Menlo Park Terrace Civic League day in honor of Mr. Space's birth- Help Your Local. CORRESPONDENT of letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver Mill toe held May 2 at 8:30 P. M., day. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. at School 14, Fords. Mrs. Irving Joseph Calabrese, Elizabeth; Mrs. ,. ' . WIN A PRIZE!: -,.., : ..: a top-notch, carefully planned and executed Kahree of the Citizens Council Loretta Mollinari, Mr. and Mrs. JUST GALL US FiEE HEATING SURVEY! • printing job promtly, and at low cost to you. for Education will be the guest Michael Calabrese and children, . _ . _ _ ., .. , . _ ^ speaker. She will discuss our. edu- Lillian and Frank, Mr. and Mrs. WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. cational problems and will assist Louis Calabrese and daughter, DELCO-HEAT OIL BURNER 18 GREEN STREET —us in any way she can. Catherine, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. j WOODBRIDGE, N. J. •'••-./". Call Today for The Man Jong Group' met at Bud'Meehan, Elizabeth; Mr. and At Our • • Enclosed please find $3.00 for a oiie-year ^ . the home of Mrs. Jay Tenen, At- Mrs. Anthony- Puopola and child- Special subscription to: . , .•••;• . Ian tic Street, Thursday night. At- ren, -Marlene and Louis; Mr. and Free" Estimates ..tending were Mrs. Kenneth Mor- Low Price Mrs. Jack Space, Mr. and Mrs. As Low As ... l • USTDEPENDENT-LEADER Yes, call today ... no lee rison, Mrs. William Kroner, Mrs. Edmon-d Space and neighbors, Mr. for estimates. We'll1 rush a Saul Kritzman and Mrs. Barnet and Mrs. Frank Rallavalle, Mr. .. Q.CARTERET-PRESS . ' . Weisman. Completely Installed, Including' man to you t& help you and Mrs. Peter Befano, Mr. and 550-Gal. Tank and Three Controls "• EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON —L eslie Ann Tomminelli, Mrs. Al Haber, Norman Gardner, plan, showing you money- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mirs. ' 'George Forster, Up to 38 Months to Pay — No Down Payment To be sent to: , . ~ saving sHort-cuts. Tomminelli, Jefferson Street, cel- Mrs. Carl Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. ebrated her seventh birthday, Kenneth Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. NAME __... _ -:.. :-,..:...... _l...... -„:..'.;. _ Saturday. Her guests were Mr. John Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- PT and Mrs. John Hurden and seph Schirripa, Mr. and Mrs. Don ADDRESS --..:- ...' ...„„.„.:,". daughter, Veronica, Kearney; Mr. CALL. THE MIDDLESEX PRESS * and Mrs. Peter Tomminelli, Balderose, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobus TOWN >...... J.. Cheryl Fin-gel, Sandra Harrison, and Mr. and Mrs. John Evonoff. THE WOQDBRIDGE PUBLISHING COfllPANY - —Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Credit to be given to Catherine Eagan, Patricia Name of local correspondent Murphy, Nancy, Frances and. Ladoux, Ethel Street, Sunday, ' • WOOBBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY Shirley Tarn and Diane Sussiano. were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Brown —The bridge club met last and family, Trenton. 36 East: Grand Ave., Raihway, U. J. SCUX IN OR HAND TO YOUR CORRESPONDENT Telephone—Woodbridse 8-1710 night at the home of Mrs. Gerald —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, Ethel k \ k TOWNiSHIF 'AND FOEPS BEAG APRIL S8S itJoo £i 'X rLLK'JL JiiSI^ LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES A. Clement, Public Works Superinten- of the bid accepted by the Townshin dent, Municipal Garage, Upper Main bridge, held Wednesday, April 20, Warren A. Nulton—31. 5931,, Lots 23-34; Bl. 593-O, Lots 9-26—$2,250.00 in cash Ready Mix Cold .... 7.00 8.50 7.50 7.25 Sewaren Notes'" Oommittee. the balance of purchase 1955, I was directed to advertise the fact upon delivery of Deed. Patch Street, Woodbridge; New Jersey. price to be paid in 12 equal monthly Tar Grade RT-9 ... 0.22 0.199 0.212 The Township Committee of the that on Tuesday evening. May Fred H. Newman—Bl. 375-H, Lots 17-24—$800.00 in "cash- upon delivery of Deed. Asph. Oil Grade MC-1 .... 0.16. .0919 0.157 -nscaHnieiic plus interest and other 3, 1955, the Township Committee will John B- Paolinl—Bl. 328, Lots 16-23—$1,000.00 in cash upon delivery of Deed. Township of Woodbridge reserves the tsims luo/icUxa lor in ti-^ cwilract cf Asph. Oil iGrade MC-3 .... 0'6^ .0949 0.157 right to waive any informalities in, or meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Com- Frederick Banner—Bl. 294. Lots 32-33—$500.00 in cash upon delivery of Deed. . Raritan Oil Esso Standard By Mtfs. Percy Austen reject any or all bids. mittee Chpmbers, Memorial Municipal Hooper, Brown—Bl. 452. Lots 5-8—$300.00. $60.00 in cash. Monthly payments 1 Gasoline Reg. Grade 0.1449 499 West Avenue No bidder may withdraw his bid Township reserves the right to enter Building, Woodbridge. New Jersey, and of $15.00. 4% on unpaid balance. Dooner & Smith Eolfe Bids;. Mat. a within thirty days after the date of in and upon the property conveyed expose and anU at public sale and to Russell Starkley—31. 457, Lots 12-16—$375.00 in cash upon delivery of Deed. Calcium Chloride .. 27.00 35.50 " Sewaren for the purpose of altering natural '-'-e highest bictcie? Etccqrclin^ to terms Joseph .Noyisce—Bl. 497, Lot 7—$250.00 in. cash upon delivery of Deed. the opening thereof. drains, or for the purpose of repairing of sale oh me wren the Real Estate B. J, DUNIGAN, Martin H. Dige—Bl. 643-A, Lots 17-18—$200.00 in cash upon delivery of Deed, The following comimmicatlons were received: or maintaining sewers, or rights of way ^ejjarjnent and Township Clerk open Samuel Appelblatt—Bl. S47, Lots 1-2; Bl. 848, Lots 2-8; Bl. 846, Lots 2-3; Bl. 849, ' From the Stephenville Civic Ass'n, recommending that the area adjacent —Mrs. Olive T. Van Jderstine Township Clerk located within the boundary of said- to msnect'An and to be publicly read F. B. 4/21,'28 Lots 3-10 and 14-16; Bl. 850, Lots 3-16—$2,700.00 in cash upon delivery to Stephenville, Oak Hills and Arrowhead Park be kept in the Residence "A ' and Miss Ann Van Iderstine, West property, presently existing, prior to sale. Lots 2060 and 2061: in of Deed. Bone calling for 20,000 sq. It. of lot area. On motion, ordered filed. Block 468-L, on the Woodbrodge Town- Avenue, -were recent guests of Mr. NOTICE TO BIDDERS i«i.e iuruiier notice tii.-ti, at said sale, From the Dept of Public Utilities, a notice that a hearing has been called or anv date to whien it may be ad-. ship Assessment Map. la addition to the foregoing the purchaser agrees to pay for the cost of for March 1, 1955, at 11 A.. M. on the application of tne Elizabethtown Water Co. and Mrs. David Sealed Bids for the purchase of: < Catch Basin Concrete Stretcher Blocks oimied tho Township Committee re-1 j. birthday, and Monday nfght = guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayor Quigley Buys A Shdre in Youth Fennesz, Sr., and, Mr, and Mrs. ISELIN PERSONALS Chain o'Hills Park Reports Rudolph Fennesz'and sons, Bobby and Gary, all of Kenilworth. —Mr. and, Mrs, Donald Hert- ' By GLADYS E. SCANK where they visited at the home of ./IRS. GEORGE F. FERGUSON y Mr. and Mrs. John Steib, ielder, Washington Avenue, eele-, 497 Lincoln HigrHway Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman. ' 93 IjLames Park Avenue 31oomfield Avenue, of the birth of brated their eighth wedding an- IseKn, N. J. —The Lady Foresters of America Me. 6-2031-M i daughter, Virginia Irene, April niversary with dinner and raovks, Tel. MS. 6-2097-J .Star of Iselin Circle, 54, held its —Mark this date on your calen- 19 at Perth Amboy General Hos- Congratulations, also, to Mr. and, —Three new arrivals at Perth regular meeting Monday evening dar, Wednesday, May 4. The an- pital. And on Elizabeth Avenue, vrrs. Fred Dixon, Elizabeth Av-e- ' Amboy General Hospital this past at School 15. Mrs. Anthony Mos- nual meeting of the Iselin Free Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lasky are also me, who were married six years week, were a son to Mr. and Mrs. careili won the special award. Public Library she parents of a daughter, Susan n the 23rd, and to Mr. and Mrs. A. Louis Eich- —Miss Kathleen Maxwell, Association will Harriet, born Sunday at Rahway Charles DeGeso, Bloomfield Ave- ertt 30 Berkeley Charles Street and Airman 3/c be,-held at 8 Memorial Hospital. me, married nine years yesterday. Boulevardy ; a Vernon Gordon, Charles Street, o'clock at the —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coloif Remember to bring a "white- daughter to Mr. were Tuesday guests of. Mr. and new Library and sons, Tommy and Kenneth., )lephant" for the sale following the and Mrs. Rob-: Airs. J. Barton, Oak Tree. They Building, Woodruff Street, attended the sev- msiness meeting of the Woman's ert Kidd, 66 A-ere. also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Middlesex Ave- enth birthday party of Mrs. Col- ;iub on May 3. nue between Pershing A v e- Richard Kimball, Rahway, Tues- oia's nephew, Gary Frovencher —Best wishes to Raymond nue and a day. Thursday the couple were Oak Tree Road North Arlington. Monday was Mrs and Lincoln Alexander, Woodruff Street, on his* daughter to Mr. guests of Rev. and Mrs. Alton Ctoloia's birthday, when she en- ixth birthday, and to Mr. and Mrs,* and Mrs. John Richardson, Cooper Avenue and Highway. It ,1s tertained her parents, Mr. anc hoped all mem- Sam Ca-valerrq, Washington Aye- . Steib, 2 17 Friday and Saturday they were Mrs. Louis Provencher, and Mr. iue, on their wedding anniversary. Bloomfield guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bar- bers will attend and Mrs. Arthur Wagner and son Avenue. ton, Oxford. Sunday Miss Maxwell .o hear the annual reports and to Wayne, all of Newark. elect trustees.*You will also have JNFAIR RAJDE •—Two other new comers in the and Airman 3/c Gordon motored —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish and to Frenchtown and then to ©xford the chance to see the new building BUFFALO, N. Y, — Seeing a 14- past month" were a daughter, Cath- daughters, Christine, Nancy anc ->ear-old boy abandon a stolen car, for Supper. .rom the inside. Any questions per- Jacqualin, Washington Avenue erine Elaine to Mr. and Mrs. taining to the association and its 'atrolman Edward W. Schultz, 40, George Sennet, 87 Hunt Street and —Airman 3/c Gordon was feted were dinners guests Sunday at tht ried to stop him. The boy ran and functions will be cheerfully an- home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fish a son Jay Allan, to Mr. and Mrs. at a welcome home party Wednes- swered. "ailed to heed two warning shots. Harold A. Mounsey, 34 Trieste day evening at the home of his Kearney. The date was the seventh .'he chase was a breeze for Schultz, Street.' aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John —Dr. and Mrs. Sidney (joff, anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. lowever, who hung up his track —Little Andre and Mary' Dziom- Kimball, Charles Street. Guests in- Homes Park Avenue, have returned Frank Fish, and the thirty-ninth hoes only last year. He collared for the parents. bak, children of Mr. and Mrs. Peter cluded Miss Kathleen Maxwell, from' an eight-day trip to San Jie boy after a race of only two Dziombak, Wilson Avenue, spent Charles Street, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- —Deborah Lynn Adams, Re- •nd a half blocks. ard Kimball, Rahway, and Mr. and | Mayor Hugh B. Qnigiey is shown buying a ten- .ouar share m "Youtli Investment Stock" from Francisco, where Dr. Goff read a becca Place, was 3 years old lasi a week with their maternal grand- members of the Woodbr.'dge Kiwanis Ciub. The money used in tlie sale "of the "stock"' will be used paper before the Federation of parents in New York City. They Mrs. John Kimball, Colonia. j Saturday when she entertainec THE GENTLE SEX Rev. and Mrs. Alton Richardson for the benefit of under-privileged children. Leit to right are John Molnar, Frank Bretgna, Mayor Biological Scientists Convention. Debby Kronseder, Hank Hinkel "Women are supposed to be also attended the circus. While the members of the Federa- —Mrs. .Raymond Sutter, 18 Piat and daughter, Lillian, Iselin As- Quigiey, Louis Homer, J ., and Howard Madison. Billy Webster and her sister, Dawn curious, but they never take an tion were in session, tours were ar- Irene. automobile's engine apart to see Avenue, attended a surprise bridal sembly of God Church, and Mrs. ranged for the wives and they shower given for Miss Marie Sut- Andrew Palumbo, Kiva Street, Mrs. STRANGE THINGS LEFT HORSE IN HOUSE NOT PERFECT YET —The testimonial dinner of the how it runs.—Toronto Star. Per- visited Chinatown and many of the New Jersey Local Teamsters' haps that's right, but lots of them ter,, Colonia, at Colonia Firehouse. George Maxwell, Charles Street LONDON — Among the strange LOS ANGELES — The family of A one-string ukelele is some- large stores. A Greyline Bus tour -—Little Glen Maul;- son ol Mr. and Russell Swartz, Carteret, mo- articles which have been left on thing new in musical instru- Bowling League was held Satur- pick' their husbands to pieces.— Ralph T. Gervais was recently sur- took them to Palo Alto and San- day night at the Engineers' Hall Stratford Beacon-Herald. and Mrs. Harold Maul, Elmhurst tored to Burlington to attend a British Overseas Airways Corpor- prised to see a horse storm into ments, but, as Groucho Marx ford University, plus visits' to two minister's fellowship meeting; on Newark. Tom Coloia was among Avenue and a member of Mrs. Or- tion's planera:e xh'-.4somAnwaT their living room with the screen once complained of a whispering wineries iij Sonoma Valley. On the Monday. ation's planes are: A woman's tenor, you can still hear it— the money winners, collecting sec- FORTUNATE rin Berry's Den No. 1 Cub Pack 148 door draped around his neck and return flight the Goffs stopped off It is fortunate that illiterates was awarded a wolf badge, a bob —A guest speaker at the Christ blond wig, a brunette ditto, a pack- Jortland Oregonian. ond prize for individual high score dragging a hitching post behind for one day in Los Angeles and one have no voice. They might re- cat pin and one gold arrow. In Ambassador meeting of Iselin As- age of curry powder, wrapped in day in Chicago. Congratulations! sembly of God on Saturday evening his harness. Before being run out —Second birthdays were cele- mind us that educated people the article last week he did not a bath towel, one spear, one boom- LONG SMOKER was Rev. William Wilson from Zion erang, one Australian' Bushman's of the house, the animal broke —Lillian Wertz, Washington brated this week by Patricia were the- ones who made this- receive credit for his gold arrow. mess.—Bayton Journal. —Mrs. Alan Cuthbertson and Bible Institute of Rhode Island. club and one empty bird cage. ; furniture and windows, kicked and FREEPORT, 111. — Eli Benne- Avenue, entertained ,the following Scharff, Elizabeth Avenue; Peggy son, Richard Alan, Woodbridge The theme was "Have Faith in stomped the walls and floors, tip- thum, who recently celebrated his friends Monday night to helpj3ele- Quigley, Rebecca Place, and David God." Rev. and Mrs. William Wil- 100th birthday by taking it easy at brate her fifteenth birthday: Marks, Grand Avenue. WATER WELL TTIELDS OIL Oaks have been guests for a week- WHY NOT INVITE ped over a table and made so much of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scank, son rendered a special selection, noise that the Gervais children his son's farm home, doesn't think Eileen Silver and Katherine Duffy —Mrs. Frank Fennesz and HOUSTON Tex.—The Texas BRIGHTER VISITORS? ™ much of today's excitement over Lincoln Highway. "Not By Might." were badly frightened. Gervais from Westbury Park, Odette Had- daughters, Donna Lynn and Susan Company wanted a salt water dis- _ The social activity of late* has smoking, "I think I was smoking dard, Judy Short, Patricia Leary, —Mrs. O. T. Catlin Jr., and son, —Raymond Palumbo, Kiva June, Elizabeth Avenue, spent the posal well and gtarted to drill one. been somewhat duller than usual, is suing the owner of the horse for iat 2," he-told,a reporter. "I know Mary Tansey, Marion Foster and weekend at the home of her Douglas, Cooper Avenue and Rob- Street, celebrated his fifth birthday $28,958 damages. The horse's At 1,418 feet the well started to Thursday at a family gathering. there have been many parties for I was smoking cigars at 5," he de- Lillian Kenny. mother, Mrs. Ffed Williams, Vent- flow—not salt water but oil—IS ert Mauceri, Bird Avenue were visitors.—Denver Post. name, by the way, is Frisky. nor. Saturday was Susan's seventh Thursday afternoon guests at the —Mr. and Mrs. William Aitkini I clared. —Announcement has been made barrels a day. Scank home and Thursday evening and daughter, Saugerties, N. Y., guests were Miss Kathleen Max- who were guests for a week of Mrs. well and Vernon Gordon A 3/c. On Aitkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iver Saturday several guests were en- Swanson, 199 Elmhurst Avenue, tertained including, Mr. and Mrs. have returned home. Joseph Mauceri and children; Mr. —Mrs. Harry Evans, Cooper Ave- and Mrs. Harold Maul and chil- nue, was a Tuesday evening visitor dren; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scank of Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell, and children; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Charles Street. On Sunday Mr. and Cuthbertson and son, Richard, all Mrs. Harry Evans and children, of Iselin; Mrs. Louis Schmitt and Dbttie, and Harry, Jr., were guests children, Rahway. Friday evening at a venison dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aylmer Evans, Rah- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scank were way. their family including Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell and Otis —John Kimball, Charles Street Dougherty, Roselle. and sons, Richard, Rahway and John, Colonia, went fishing to Sea- —Barbara Majoski, daugnter of side Heights over the weekend. Mrs. Anthony Krul, 198 Correja Avenue, was confirmed today at St. —Charles, Gary and Tommie Cecelia's Church. A dinner was Kimball, Charles Street, were week given in her honor after the cere- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B'. mony. Her guests included her ma- Steck, of Washington, New Jersey. ternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. • —Mrs. George Maxwell, Charles Joseph Leshko; Mr. and Mrs. An- Street, was the guest of honor at a thony- Bogorowski, Mrs. Julia Gul- family celebration Thursday eve- vas, all of Nantioke, Pa., and Miss ning on her birthday. Another Mary Lsshko, Asbury Park. guest was A 3/c Vernon D. Gordon of Charles Street. —James Krul, son of Mr. and —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maul and Mrs. Anthony Krul of Correja children, Glen and Diane, 125 Avenue was the happy recipient of the prize awarded by an Iselin Elmhurst Avenue, were Sunday store in their contest in the week guests of Mrs. Grace Maul, Me- of trout fishing held at Roosevelt tuchen. Tuesday visitors at the Park from April 16 to April 23. He Maul home were Mr. and Mrs. caught a sixteen inch trout which John Maul, Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. weighed one and three quarters J. C. Clamer and sons, Richard pounds. The prize was a fully and. John, Linden and Arthur Maul equipped rod and reel, valued at Bayville were Saturday "guests at twenty dollars. the Mauls. —The twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. —Announcement has been made Edward Cooper celebrated their of the marriage of Maureen O'Gi'ady, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. eighth birthday recently. Guests at O'Grady of Oak Tree Road to the party for Edward, Jr. and Wil- Thomas McBride, Union. The mar- liam included the immediate riage was performed by Rev. Henry family of Mrs. Laverne Beecher, M. Hartman of First Presbyterian New York City. Church of Iselin. —John Burger, Elmhurst Ave- nue, has returned to his duties on CHEVROLET TRUCKS .—A stork shower was given by 'Force the Iselin First Aid Squad after Mrs. Andrew Brower and Mrs. Ar- six,;.months leave of absence. thur Balland, to Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, of Cranford, the for- —A meeting of Woodbridge mer Miss June Balland. The guests Federation of Teachers was held From America's leading truck builder comes a whole truckload were Mrs. Fay Schussler, Oak Tree; Monday evening at the Pershing Mrs. Dot Bedner, Carteret; Mrs. Avenue School 15. Three teachers of new advances that mean big savings in hours, dollars and Mike Preslack, Avenel; Mrs. Eve put on a Judo exhibition. The fcJartbiwicz, Miss Betty Hulchok, performers were Thomas Dalton, driving effort on your hauling or delivery jobs. And they're , Fords; Mrs. C. Brower, Rahway, Gordon, Uglon and James Gibson, Mrs. J. Hnh'eky, Keansburg; Mrs. of the New Brunswick Team of FredBorger, Belford; Mrs. Edward Judo at the Y.M.C.A. ready to go to work for you right now! j»~- Wade, Virginia; Mrs. Walter Ba- —-Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, levre, Mrs. Frank Balevre, Mrs. E. Ridgeley Avenue, are the parents Mueick, Mrs. W. Hoffman, Mrs. of a son born Monday at the Perth K. Hansor of Fords, Miss Joan Amboy General Hospital. Hoffman, Mrs. Stanley Baron, Mrs. —Miss Violet Scank, Lincoln C. Severino, Miss Clara Martiriello, Highway and Otis Dougherty, Lin- Mrs. E. Turk, Mrs. Dan Miller, Mrs. den, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Branifffl all of Iselin and Mrs. Sabados. Reginald Turner, Miss E. Turner, Mrs. L. Levitt, CranfdVd. "JACKET"' FOR MAILBOX —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gallag- HAVEN, Kan.—Neighbors were her, Elmhurst Avenue and daugh- somewhat surprised to see Ray ter, Mrs. Raymond Asquith, Sayre- Tuttle's mail box clad in a jack- ville and her little daughter, Kath- et with a fur collar. Tuttle ex- leen, were guests Monday of Mrs. plained that it wasn't there to keep "1 Introducing new Six new "high-voltage" "2 A cab that's got A New 18,000 Ib. 4»* More durable frames William Bechtold, Dunellen. the mail box warm, but that he •*- styling in trucks! engines! ~f everything! —* of standard width! • Sunday guests at the Gallagher found the jacket lying in the road " max. G.V.WA home included Mr. and Mrs. Law- and thought the loser might come The first trucks with fresh, functional With a modern 12-volt electrical sys- Including a new Sweep-Sight wind- Get this hefty capacity in new 2- These new 34" width frames have rence Yurlass, Jr., Woodbridge by again and reclaim it. styling that fits your job! Two new tem for quicker, surer cold-weather shield, and High-Level ventilation, tonners and get real savings on ton- larger, parallel side members for Oaks and Mrs. Lawrence Yurlass, Sr., and children Valerie, Gary, designs are offered. starting—and other new advances. new softer cab seat. mile operating costs! greater rigidity and durability. and Lawrence of Newark. KISS WORTH FINE? —Mothers of the kindergarten OMAHA—When police saw Ma- pupils of School 15 will be guests son D. Wagner, 24, kiss his fiancee at a tea to be given at the school while driving his car, they decided May 25, a film entitled "Skippy. it constituted reckless driving and, and the.three R's" will be shown. in traffic court, later, Wagner was —-William Bennett, Pershing fined $15 and costs. Court officers Avenue, who was a patient at Perth were surprised when Wagner's fi- Amboy General • Hospital has re- ancee stepped up and paid the turned home where he is convales- fine. cing. —Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jones, 56 TURN ABOUTS FAIR PLAY Coakley Street, announce the birth SHERMAN, Texas—Some time of a son at St. Elizabeth's Hos- ago Mrs. Roy Good gave some of pital, Elizabeth. her husband's old clothes to a : —Mrs. George Papamarcui, charity organization here. Re- Power Steering New Overdrive.' Tubele$$ tires standard Power Brakes standard Brooklyn, was a guest Wednesday cently, the Good's home was de- and Thursday at the home of her stroyed in a windstorm and one of for all models! 7 Truck Hydra-Matic! 8 on Yz-ton models! 9 on 2-ton models! son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and those given clothing by the or- Cuts turning effort up to 80 per cent New Overdrive, optional on Yz-ton Mrs. Peter Haytko, Wright Street. ganization was storm victim Roy Greater protection against a blowoutl Increases driving ease and safety! —Mr. and Mrs. Thad Plummer, Good. . . . cushions road shock, too! Op- models at extra cost. Hydra-Matic, You get this latest tire advance at no Standard on 2-ton models — extra- Come in and see the Middlesex Avenus and children tional at extra cost on all models. on Vz-, %- and 1-ton models. extra cost on Vi -ton models! cost option on all others. newest things in trucks! \ have returned home from a week's DEFINITION vacation at the home of Mrs. A statistician is a man., who Pliiimmer's parents, in North Caro- draws a mathematically precise lina. , line frq man unwarranted as- JUME CHEVROLET —Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Catlin, Jr. sumption to a foregone conclu- and son, Douglas, Cooper Avenue, sion.—Burton Chance, in the New Brunswick Ave. Tel. VA 6-6722 motored to Mahwah, Sunday, ,A,M.A. Journal.' •} Fords, U* J. "5?" •V