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VJ|L. XXXVIII-NO. 38
CARTERET, N. J., THURSDAY,"DECEMBER 24~ 1959 F.ntrrcd as in« 11m, w, »t I". (I., CnrtfTft, N I PRICE TEN CENTS
2, i-mTo Mark « jhanukah Festival £rms jW And it came to pass in those davs that \hPvP< m A J t, went. out. a decre. e fromH Caesa r Augustusaays, thamat tal theiel the, 10, And the angel said to them. Fear not: for, Observed by Jewry r, T , world should be taxed. behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which | J_ UlCllC-*^ shall be to all people. CARTKRET-Thr festival ol JiiriPmis fought overwhclmln-KJ - 2. (And this taxing was first made when Cy- .ChanukHh. mnrkrd by Klft-Klv-'ly superior foices und ultt- 11. For unto you is born this day in the city ol renius was governor of Syria.) \nu and thr lighting of a candle mately were victorious, insuilnFasu i Job David a Saviour, which is Christ the for rlRhi suocessivp clays, will the survival of Judaism. *~w K» 3. And all went to be taxed, every one into his ;be observed by thr Jewish com- The llKhtinst of candles will \JjLl 12 sha11 be At Rites own city.' ' a sign unto you; Ye shall jmunlty of Cnrteret beginning.symbolize the ancient celebra- nt mindnwn tomnrrow. tion In which the temple in Roads! By 4 And Joseph also went up from Oali.ee J™ CIUIITII Kil«'H Known as the Festival of the Jerusalem wa^s rededlrate,,u,„„,,„.d, „,,.aft-- li Lauds ht C lty Nazareth To Greet Christmas Maccabees and the Festival ofe, ns desecration bv the in- Park Department M °! l . !! °'. - |nK> JuitaM. unto the cityl 13. And ,,, . „ Dedication. Chnmikah roni.nite ' On each night of the festival On Snow Removal JeD| Jews against thc Syrian mon- CARTERET — With carols arch Antiochu^whosoughrto311 additional candle will be CARTERET - The taqr and feasting, with the Santa still fascinate* chlld- impose paganism upon them, ."ffhted. Many panics aie ouch's road dc-partmcnt wen i,,if)d everywhere. We watrh«d Led by the MassnbeanK, the'scheduled for the children. Into quirk action Monday night in1 man tn the red suit and after the winter blew into Car-f p ass a e l er ry o{ thr Christ teret a six-Inch snowfall, re-' ,,.nwy beard during the past 15 And il came P ^ s the angels were gonftip - J "^y f 6. And so it was, that, while they were there i ' gph1h 1 ^ , u days and found thnt he away from th?m inl heav Immed its task early Tuesday! the days were accomplished that she should be! away from th il° ™- the shepherds said one!revol!l t U.S.M.R. Gives with the result that motorists? : full of manic and a poison d ! stoiy of Christmas delivered. .here nvoided traffic ,! benevolent power. to another, Let us now go even unto Bethlehem andj tWUhta hic is come to 'so evident elsewhere. T. And *he taght forth her firstborn son, andi "* * * ^ V™< which the 'Lord JST? Servic Awards : Councilman Alex Such, chair-. ReitardleM of how adult* wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a hath made known unto us. calendar will begin at midnight ;man of streets and road* said] ,,. . , ,, ,,, , . tonight with festival Masses in tuny view the commercial manger; because there was no room for them in the I Street Commissioner Douglas i :»>rt.s of Christmas, to chll- 16. And they came with haste, and found Mary:the borough's Catholic churches To 39 Employes iZenobia put his crews to work, and Joseph, and the babe lying in a manger Und candlelight services in Pro- ,-i: m the Yuletide season of- inn. Jh d th b U CARTERET - Thirty-nine plowing all the streets '. rs nothing but unselftah- : And when the had of the. U.S. Metals-.'p AnH fh "• y mwd lnto wrvlce were ftve •:.••« as well as love and Joy. , And there were m the same country .shep-; them con-; small children. It will get TI<1 Iiefininc received garbagP trucks, ,lve sn0wplows herds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their known abroad Uie savin whicn was cerning this child. way in earnest at dawn < or j scivii-i' n wards this month. and a grader. Starting out be- 1 John Towers, plant manager. In face of many things flock--by night. earlieri when sleepy parent." are fore most people RO to work, 18. And all they that heard it wondered at those routed from bed to go Into ','ie • nniiounced that thn awirrtsithe street department had the • ;ii may happen and are un- 9. Aod lo, the angel of the Lord came upon :• vusant to adults, childhood things which were told them by the shepherds. living room and discover wint :WCIT presented to the em- ma|n arteries cleared thus .„ - ,„ , ,, , ISanta has left rlurinp the nUI't •ployn-s by their respective de- oldlnR tieups which were so ttift on blissfully believing them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about RV •partment heads. • numerous in adjacent muni- •I,lit the world 1» kind and them: and they were sore afraid. 19. But Mary kept all these things, and ponder-| And throughout thr day the -.xid It knows that u long ed them in her heart. • 'advent of the Saviour will be 45-Year Button jclpalities. an occasion lor family ^e'.-to-l Tnp awards of the month Tl<" park department under «• Santa U around, every- 1 'inn U |0lnR to be alright. 'Withers over tablps groaviiv,' ,went to S. Sumner Moore. 18 the direction of Edward Lau.s- Carols, Sermons [Holiday Spirit Prompts PTA Being %ed with roast turkey and tradi- ;Ginnt Avenue, Carteret, who mohr, equipped with a jeep and tional Christmas goodies. ; received his forty-five year a small snow tractor cleared Here 1* a little girl before Happy in friendship and kin- jbutton. Moore is the supervlsorjthc snow from In front .nta Her face to beaming, jship, and remembering thej iof the Social Insurance De-jchurches. schools, post office To Tell Story [Pupils to Help the Needylo Back School jneedy. the sick, thp afflicted.I 45-YEAR SKRVICE; S. S« jiwrUucni,. ;and public buildings. ir Kladlr hop* on hU knee. y 1 •-, • Tkl (the neglected and the foiBitten, »er Moore, Social Insura *e> i Joseph Belchar. 17 School , ., h> quickly respond* to hit Carterel folk were re al :r t0 De artmrnt re- 8now c eBI WBS continurd , ,-stion*. Rapidly the Uttle CARTERET ~ Pupils of the I This holiday spirit at the j t,XDHnS10n FuMS ! P ^ ' ^ i P Supervisor, Street. Port Reading, received.ye,terdliy and lhr jnb ,.,n con. _._—,„ iColumbus School will celebrate school has been in force forj mark the day in the traditional ceived an award for :i wttinet her hopes. Of Christmas a thirty-five year button. Ha!ynue- today Effolts wiU bfl CARTER!^- The bu-th of (Christina* with the knowledgge many years, Mrs. Dowllng said.! CARTERET — Emeric Hol- manner. : five years of service, at the err else could any boy or the Prince of Peace in a manger is a Pipefitter First Class ln,madf t0 have thp snow clean,d thahtt theh y hhave done their part At one time, the Junior Red derith gave a report on the re- U. S. Metals Refining; Com- ,:: poulbly find such a in Bethlehem will be described the Mechanical Department. jfrom tnc vUsWt of the chuir|1 in helping needy youngsters at|croM did "it." When "that group cent convention he attended in Itetetier to confide In sermnoR and venture read- Tlllny VeBr WV«M Pins "^[before tonight when many home and the orphanage atjbecame inactive, thc children Atlantic City at the regular ings. In carol* during Christ- Hopewell. Pick Tarnowski jsivento: Stanley Cheslak, Asst,L> - outj meeting of the Washington Na- ople wK1 attend mas services tonight and to-! Starting Thanksgiving timej 6 P Jr jPayroll Supervisor, 35 Freemanj fort"""™ j than Hale P.T.A. iStreet, Woodbridge; Gabriel' "The street and park de- in » Mcond she U none and morrow. the students collected clothing ' Tie children brought Club President - Achievement mother bring* a tiny boy There will be a Solemn Mass and toys. They brought a bil St. - • " ' CARTERET-Stephen Tar- tier arm* up to the man and toys," „ o „„.„ . J Unit Holds should be compli- me Tlb 1 hlp is ow 657 i was elected president of | Roosevelt Avenue. Carteret;' i the red cult. With Just a night and Christmas Day "The distribution job Is rom-i ; ? ^ ^, - ' the men ted" Councilman Swh brought them to the office Robert Grame's "class was Iaud-! Ukrainian-American Citi-; CARTERET — The Junlorjjohn Nedzbaln. Blacksmith 1st lie she KU the baby in will be at «, 7, 8. 9, lOi . . , , , pleted by the time the students ens clu at annual me said. 11 and 12 noon iof th" P™1*"*1- Mrs' Mary ifti out tor iru'ir Christmas!led for 100 per cent parent^ n Jj '^ ^jAchievement Company, Car-jclass. Mechanical De.ot.. ..IA'* lap. The Uny face ing Sunday afternoon at Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret. At Sacred Heart Church;D°w"n« af. '.n." [membership. • '«•> up at the rtranfer. At jclubrooms on upper Roosevelt! Charles Anderson, v there will be midnight solemn Safety chairman Rudolph • there U Interest and fa*- Avenue. vaco Mineral Products Division chine Operator ocatfon : •ion. Then a luaty wall. High Mass tonight. There will Turner read a communication Others elected were Hai'ryjPM.C., held a plant sale ofjai Second Avenue, Port Read- be muni morning masses to- from Governor Meyner to ob-i 1 » i • Makwinski in (Breakfast Set Can , vice president; Myron their product, Starlight Sham- ing; Samuel Wlckley, Locomo- UTOTTOW rules .durrns 1 For - ita ohuctles. putti out a St. ;tlve Crane Operator 1st Class. •i: the Uny flit Then he re- several BMHI tomorrow. tjon meetings, gave a report on John day December 18, 19S9 and Fedak, sergeant-at-arms: Wi]j d Peterson, Broad Gauge En<-Vil| be at 11:00 to^Wht in "ic •Ma tt» young customer Candlelight lervk-es willbeinl CARTERET— Winter's flrntj CARTERET — The Hebrew the transportation and lunch very successful. To date liam Malovetz, George Kos^ gineer. H & T Dept.', 31 Pourth:Fi t Presbvterino Clnirch. Thi» - k to hit mother. And to It St. Mark'* tplKOpal Church, jmowfall wa« a rather pleasant room problems. one fourth of the total quota rs Men's Club will hold a break- ikoski and Micrmel Bobenchik, Avenue Port Reading; Joseph x-i. The line waiting to talk iZlon Lutheran Church and of Starlight has been sold by seni-e in"Uides nf sight, but Acting Chief of Po- fast Sunday morning, Decem- The P.T.A. was urired to takelcontrollers: Michael Dudlch, Syre, Locomotive Crane Brake- > tent* never demlnishei. Hungarian Reformed. the Achievers. Christmas carols, thp lice Charles Makwinski, speak- ber 27. in the Conuregation an affirmative stand on thejhouseman. man. H & T Dept,, 26 Ran-[ f the ChrWmns story, the A midnight masa will be held The Achievers' company, Car- o school expansion program, byj John Romanetz and Tarnow-i """> Aeniever dolph Street Carteret: Josephi-r.v rt»" "No Room for at St. Mary's Church with Inn what is in most everybody's|Brotherhood of Israel. 312 run mnn To be young at Christmas* |j.o Stlioi't tuUn aHanAeA fhnLr.J l,,«*nJ |k. nln/,fi^,, (ChemCO, Will Eckalewitz, Wire Bar InspectorJHim," and the Huhtlng of the mauet on Christinas Day. Avenue i lApril and then will ><:ite U to live In a world of 1st Class, H & T: 26 Randolph'candles Calvary Baptist Church will that It's a long time between solved. The profits will then be .th never quite attainable Of Chanukah, The Festival ojjcouncil of P.T.A.'s. They alspipresident. presented a detailed Street. Carteret: and Michaeli On 'gljnd Dwmber 27 hold rettv distributed to tlie more than | u an adult. P snowflake In thejughts. The breakfast is'suggested the candidate forum'report on the finances and ac- Regan First Aid & CrossingjthM.e wi]] bp t . 7:30 tonight and Christmas 100 share holders. Merry Christmat to all fall and the last stormy one in planned to follow a Chanukah be held before the board ofltivitiesof the club for last year, Man-Patrol Dept. 48 Chrome ,.,„ and n.M_ The mlnjster Day services at 10 A.M, to- education election. 'in which he was highly grati- Starlight Shampoo may be. Avenue Carteret. morrow. the spring. service to be held in the syna- purchased from any Junior '"•ill nve^h the sermon. "Peace Guests of the evening were 25-Year Awards Through' Strife." Church And in betWetn, probably a gogue at 9 AM. II was 1 Achievement member when Woodmen Unit Mrs, Mary Dowling, Mrs. Maryj announced that an Twenty-five year awards iSchool meets at 9:30 with long, tough winter — from the Alex Mangel, of Passaic, is|rjesmond" Quinri "andTjos7phjextensive membership drive is the vicinity is canvassed during were presented to: Arthur standpoint of moving traffic the coming weeks. classes for all. Children Feted scheduled to be the guest speak- Lamb, member of the board "of getting underway. Thompson, Department Head, jsmoothly and safely on local Scrap Plant, 172 Ol* Road, On Monday afternoon, Do At Installation er at the breakfast. Mr. Mangel1 education. ! cember^B, from 1:30 until 5:30 r-ARTERKT - White Car-i istreets and surrounding high- Attendance awards went to Post Office Closed Sewaren; Jose Gago, Mechani- At Holiday Party jways, particularly during bliz- 1B an active member of the 'al, 68 Atlantic Street, Car- In the Westfield Presbyterian |r, :in Orove *34 Woodmen 1 Mrs. Conlon. of the Washing- i m n T St. Elias Church Church there will be a special CARTERET — The JewUhi'zards. sleet storms, or after Hebrew Men's Club in Passaic /IH Utt l teret: Frank Harczuk. Me- le met Sunday afternoon, , , ,, ton School, and Mr. Gasior, ofj y OttlorrOW meeting for all candidates and ch rfin of Ca rt ret chanical, 62 Louis Street, Car-i <>dd Pellow* Hall. Mrs. Anna! "i . _ « attendedideep snowfalls. and is on the executive • com- the Nathan Hale School. Mrs.! CARTERET—Postmaster Les- t/imiitiai, U juua uu, al p»rtV «ive" by, ' Chief Maklnski, who recently teret; Geza StopVa, Mechanl-j^1 :nkoptvaIdenrprMldenkoptvaIdenrprMlded mittee of the national asso-JLorctta Algozzine was in charge ter Sabo said that all borough Lists Schedule Church vocations. At this meet- tnp cal, 12 Hudson Street, Car- allowing the ritualistic ! United Hebrew Sinterhoodjwarned drivers to be prepared jof tl]e Christmas Choral group. {postal employes will enjoy a CARTERET—Rev. Augustine ing Larry Reinertsen, son of 0 rtetf 1 tne ciation of men's clubs of Ye- teret; William Comba. Scran (ing InaUllaUon of officer*! ' C» < »' Brotherhood for thecoming of difficult driv- County Pounders Day dinner holiday tomorrow — Christ- Medvigy, pastor of the St. Elias Mr. and Mrs. Nils Reinertsen of IsrMIi l s th eathel shiva University. Plant, 107 Edgar Street, Car- heI d "They"are"" Mri Eliwil Synagogue thii s wee*k .in'"n" *'weather' , wseess ththee recenrecentt will be 'held at the Roger Smith mas Day. Greek Catholic Church has an- jot 46 Hermann Avenue, will A 1 ndc teret; Michael Dolezsar, H & T •i Kovac* pa*t president*' P™*™ "' " r ^ direc-^iewfall as a timely warning pan>nts are urged to remind Hotel, in New Brunswick on The post office, he said, will jnounced the following Christ- be taken under care of Eliza- ! 110 Dept. 54 Warren Street, Car- A.uu Blomko, president; " »' Rabbi Norman Lobe!, for Christmas Eve, service at 11 student at Grove dlty College. «S Sirt Lenar S !Chanukah candles, the storv "Nobody wants to get stalled Junl0r Congregation services T, 45 Wheeler Avenue, Car- P.T.A. held a business meeting row. ;P.M. followed by a midnight Grove City, Perm. Larry Is the Mrs. Mary l*nart, sec-i,an^d wngs of, Cn...... nuk ^ ._, u...... „ „„ _»M.«t ^.Jtnnwr™, morning in the teret; Frank Hayduk, 'H & T, ! .ict-preiidenf MrsAnnai » ah and or 'hurt In an accident this tomorrow 'at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. "We'll try to clear all mail Mass at 12 P.M.; Christmas fourth yowiiR man ,of tha local 1 mtelV Chlef 13th Street KeansbuVg; and ••'*, recording secretaryj"*"" * *' ' MakwhiBkl said.Chrome Synagogue at 10:30 Emeric Holderith. A Christmas! that reaches us today," he day, masses at 8 A.M. in Hun 349!Pl *esb y te r 1 a n Church to be 6 3 0 5 no l chMrm niom Louis Fofrich, Patrol, Julia Tarnlk.j financial! Th"Ie , Sunda"" * y' °l ° - "f «»«"«" »™l the snow-JA.M. in hono(. of Cnauukal,. |SociaffoTlowed: added. garian, 10 A.M. Old Slovanic taken under care of Elizabeth Bl nt y Mr Norman Thomas Street, Perth Amboy. ftaryr Mrs Anna Pallnkas t "' " *' Lobel. clearnw crews will do their best' ' Saturday,.December 26, Synaxis Presbytery. A candidate is 1 nf canctl s and But 20 Years Service "Mirer; MM.' Maryl Vlrag at-j " * " * recited the to keep traffic moving, of the Blessed Mother, masses taken under carp of presbytery prayfls Tnose Winter ,„.,,.,. . . ' Twenty year buttons were, 'lant; Mrs. Julia Palliikas particlpHtinir sometimes Old at 8 A.M. in Hungarian and 10j received by John Kilyk Tank' n Prf"liUallon for ordination e : stevpn •'plain: Mrs. Mary Mislayii*' " ; Balk, Joyce wins a round. When that hap- A.MAM . in olld SlSlovanlri . \ ' to a Church vocationvocation. : Ca].. Mr»" Mary Suto auditors' IBauchman, Donald Blnstein. pens there are two kinds of f Ar ell(> Sunday, December 27. St.lteret: Michael Morris, Tank! O" N '\v Yew's Day there '• Mrs Helen Kaias chair- ' BiiwtcJn, Jacqueline driver's—those who gpt ready 'Stephen's Day, Masses at 7:30jHouse, 56 Roosevelt Avenue,'*"1 bp fl service of worship in •' of sick commltter xhj'B»laf»l(.v. Donam Brown, David for' winter and thus*- who JA.M. Hungarian; 9 A.M. Old dLrteret: Michael Mitro, TankiTh* Flrsl Pveshyterlan Church ' tiling officers were Mrs 'Che/Mii. Michael Chenkin, didn't. The 'didn't ones' are the Isioviiiuc! 11:15 A.M. English;|House. 22 Summit Avenue, Se.'ot 10:00 A.M. t>eth Kovacs anslsted Jo«" Fleser, Claire Oervitrt!:-ones who have to be towed out Dy New Year'.-- Eve, December 31. waren; Theodore Baranczuk. riinhiti, T«II, man, Ronald Oitter, 'Marciaof traffic snarls and accidents." Thanksgiving service at 7 P.M. Mechanical. 17 Clifford Street ff ^,l l,4>'*j(]fnitrnrt \ riiri.tm.. . »,,iu.. -A Oitter Oary Qreenkjert, Ruth oa > ^iiristinu Mrfparty ioio*eo _ , , _ „ ~, r.. . Hrwn CUPNTMIU . January 1, Masses at 9Jcarteret; Thomas Lar/cin. Me- • thi. wtlh/t.w *< w^iOnihln. Steven Harrisj Heleni-HUU'IH*lIhrMAS me QirtnQaya -- i"i-^n=s gt ,,„..,. Shirley 8hllan.'f°r the party were handled uy c by the United He- Carteret; Alexander Ouyre jfolumhus -*-fnl tn QimnP| j lch |id Fii,.h-tK T«.I A urB'' R « Selderman, Jack Welss'Mis. Andrew Banlck, 138 Lowell sisterhood of Carteret Mechanical. 77 William Street,] •-^-i' O,» d Brftdlf Stieel and MlS J htl Brey : o Christmas party last |Carteret: Qeorge Chohan Me-|t.i)eir lowest bid "f ".o n. T^-m -S Sri >» >- ««"*>• ' - ° "' l l u ' A play WBS presented by the 57 Pennsylvania Avenue. Christ-- evening. Gifts were jchanlcal. 5 Sturgis Road, Nix- .Vere two ot'^r h ' ' rs. ibuti-d to all the cubs qnd on; Daniel Nagy. Research. 1Q5 ->tfn Hip ||* J I >p . Ik Hebrew School students. Thoseimatable.s sdecoration und Sants aadorne Clands thedi.s-- then-Hiit'sl.s, (james were playedJQrant Avenue, Carteret: Wal-i fj r H"\v'"ii>.- n-'1 \ "• I een-Age Uunce lMm parl were: RobertB aw lm a '* Set for Tlte»tla\ Baron Hugh Chodosh, iouiflltributed the gifts to'everyone mill it'trcshments were .served ' iContlnued on Pnae 2i j^, Wnort, 67 "'iill S(ip«t. '..' . ' 'Continued on Page 2> -_ 'present. ' •" "•"'" "" """ Yov!(. us hsmd'ni! MtTERET ~ Tuesday in 1 n , n • | ri ;• .-cmn»cU"n «lt|i tv OMumtwi 29, the ,teen- • iiildrwi of the borough Santas, Kemdeer Enliven '••• feted at a holiday dance Borough Putting Final •ecei\'e ex- ••-"1-e.d hj the f.A.L. Auxll- Home Displays in Jl or a >t the At. Demetrius Com- loaches to Yule Plans 1 1 different sections of Die IJIII- •" I' M. t'AltTKKKl Which ai Chinches qnd oltKh'Niit.lvilv scenes also 'tie ' Dichestra dojiHU-d tlirouuli CARTEH^T -This borough iop C riNtinas turns as well as individuals "irtenir of the musicians' u ready for Christmas numerous, Memt^hile shoppers were -i have .joined in a program ol l JIUIKI1 lor yunr.st'lf Santa and reindeer displays Its fiiiuiifil cusUiin, the "'pst- will,' provide the musii 1 1 busy buying last-miiiute tifts. giving which should provide a rule around Hit : predominate, surrounded by VHi ^ Division off the Pood : Chrintma& trees, , which a every needy person in ('ni- strings of » variety of colored Machinery and Chemical ol the allair arc 1 ter* 1. M.ih^rl .sidles, SillllUB and ! lights. Some householders Corp. yesterday distributed Adam Siymbortkl and1 week UKO weie so numerous Most Carteret employe* m of ligtits are still decorated their shrubbery in turkeys to all employes and Jarnw fiabo. Mrs. Theo-1 on sidewalk stands have about diminished. various plants will get a breuk most popular, but many : front of homes with colored retired employes. Some 360 Mlchakkl U chairman In by having an extended decorators have come light bulbs. turkeys were given out. v of refreihmenU Thousands of greeting caide and packages remained to be Christynas holiday. Mill dazzhriB innovaiioiij The Carteret Woman's Club Saturday niylit the em- delivered today. There is evidence all around this year, Many Of the dis- again is holding a Christmas ployes hrld their annual Christmas party at the Co« Municipal employes will that Christmas remembrances plays shows the results of - Michael J home display contest and will lumbian Club There wac a get a three-day holiday t>mce to the poor and the aged, the much work. •"•^1, 126 Randolph Street handicapped and the friend- White, ureen and blue award three first prizes, in buffet, supper, refre&limenttL they close their doors today UIK1STMAS (iLI'lTKK: lines out- «l tin- liouiti in thr (liroiiu "<•'•! named to (he Dew's less will bring new cheer and lights outline many homes in i different categories. and daiwing. "E and remain closed until Mo>v colored light*, onr of * vuriety o{ lop ChrUtnuu ''• the College af ArU and i courage, • n it Rutaen University day morning. fi THURSDAY, DFCFMRKR ?.\, TAOF TWO fie Students and Servicemen Easy Safety voiir vn<|,,, Sisterhood at Session; ed the car VOU.hav To be Guest of Church Rules Listed while, driving. Give Chanukah Program As nn added remind WINTI Tl-e youn* prople. P.M. Must A- 1 Am' will be W00DBR1D0E-A Mx-point!P0,1,!£.^ftd concluded CARTFRfT — The Unlt*djbaum. Traditional i,,,nv 'uv thr holidays from suns by the Westminster Choir i , aimed directly at reduc-, There Is no p R11 Christmas Hchifw Piitfrhood of C»rt«Tt|«un([ bv Mrs. Robert Brown. ml!,'-!-, military service and. The Qolden Circle held itsjnu holiday traffic accidents men' can h'lrt it? ivrcmber meeting «tMrs. Clifford OrprnberR. Mr«' MI, «-ill will "br honored at annual Christmns party andt was advocated today by Police .trie Bm'hf'hnod of TffBfl Bmjamln KlunR and Mr* Prtrr , I,-,' Rnndny Irom 4 to 5 P.M. luncheon with 30 membersplef John B. Kgnn 'Synafoi-uf this wwk. Van Wallendad. •n ts> Presbyterian manse, present. Guests were Rev lommends: Mrj, Jnjrpfi Welra and Mrs.' An MchsriRP of Chnrnikfth. \i ^ Judy Hereto* Miss Doro- Bonham nnd family, Dr. Mac-l l. Avoid driving home from Julius Wrismar. co-rhalrmfnjprewnts followed. Mrs, dlf-' • In- Weferllna and Robert Kenzic Mrs. Kenneth Hunt,parties if you have been drink-: of th'1 Merchandise Club, afford Orfienbers and Mr?. Lenn-' IV.-'K-T ore nmonc members of Mr?. Kenn«th Bersey, Mrs F.jing. take a cab or allow some-l^ 'riounrrd that the captain* tr»]ard Kramer • were In charse nf •:•;• ,oui) who are workina on P. O'Connor, Mrs. Walter;One else to do the driving. readr tn ^rt thr clubs afterjthe distribution. Mah joneg.; it,, preparations nith Mrs.iMeyers, Mrs. M. Tortora. Mrs.; ;. if you are planning » holl-1 thf firs' nf the year. Anyoneleards and Bingo iverr planrl; ; Miller and Mrs. Robert(Arthur Bry". Mrs. Arthur (jRy motor trip, leave a few wlsriin; f" Join a dub shouldjss part of the Chanukah Partv- nonium' iPftersen and Mrs. A. Netcel. hour* early. You will be ahle contart either Mrs. Welns or Game Night program i Mrs. Sybil McGarrah was pla- to drive at a more leisurely and! Mr.v Wri«mnn I nlst. Members of the West-lsafer pace. A rrport was (jiven by Rabbi U.S.M.R, GlVCS •ram on ' ThoEvaluatlon of minster Choir sanR several 3. Don't pile Christmas pack- An exhibit of dolls Nnrmnn U.t>el about the Cha-, Your Life." Sunday at 7 jltl ie« in the backseat of your car 1 nukah Party for the children.: (Continued from Paee I All younn people of high school;'1'0111 various countries was In such a way that they will by Miss Janet KJlby. obscure the rear vision of the Thr Rabbi announced that theiler Litus, Power, S7 Essex; a«e are cordially Invited. j^v Junior roiwreuatlon will meetStreet, Carte-ret: Joseph Pieczy ! New members were received^ Jlhu 2] 1030 AM at, th-jskl. Smelter. 160 Tyler AvenueJ 4. When driving in downtown into the church by the Spfrltual; ____- rt nf levins Justice,jCarteret: John Svre. Smelter.1 sections, rcmaiii^iert for shop- Synuntup. There will be 51 Larch Street, Cartcret:' Committee of the church's MERRV rHRiSTMAS! Iplng ped"trian»\ many of neither Sunday School or He-),John Lysek, Smelter, 52 Clan?-? •vsv.nn iPTcntly. Fred Lott, COLONIA — Sinai Chapter.jwhom arc weary anl distracted brpw Sr'iool this Sunday. De-;3treet. Carteret: Alexander' ehM.man. announced they will "-B-rith Womcn, ,avf ."col-jOftn. they are Jpulcd down t f ri l cembrr 2". because of Cha-Krystosiak, Scrap Plant. 33; rloomed to |" 11*« « *-ir«Mon of toys that U»y mwtejwlth bundles., lich .obscure nukah. Wheeler Ave,. Carteret: John; nn January 3 at 11 AM , donated tQ ,he CnUdren.j|lhelr Mrs. Peter Van Wallendael, Harrlvan, Scrap Plant. 612' youth of the church will Homp Molmtalnslde I 5 during Uw proRrnm vkr president, pre- Bound Brook Road, Dunellen:! Oft YOU* and James M, Dunne. Labora-I sented n Chanukah program. ! I OH included the lighting of tory. 245 Randolph Street. Car-' Find 'by GladysSchaaf Evans, 8.L. Tepver made the presenta-save time by exceeding the s mid Chanukah sonss. teret. j at Sinnsplratlon Sunday at 8tlon. Iported speed limit. Obey traf- Mrs. Norman Lobel led the Ten year service pins werej lighting of thr randies followed given to: Joseph Cordiano, De-j by Mrs. 'HaToW Kaufman. Mrs. partment Wad, Tank House,! Al Spirrel, Mrs. Edward Ul- H40 Lorraine Avenue, Plain- man, Mr?. Leonard Kramer. field; Mrs. HOLIDAY GREETINGS: As in past years, the Memorial MunMpal Builditi? is attrac- Jerry Price and Mrs. Al Kesten- tively decorated with brifht lights saying 'Season's Greetings."
lyn Brown, Terry Chodosh. refreshments. Mrs. Samuel I Falcon Hall Social Harvey O&mza, Ron^d Issacs.jBreslow, Mrs. In'ing Lerttz. Club Elec[u Staff Jay Lebow, Melvin Levltz, MarkjMrs. Al Spiegel and Mrs, Sam- CARTERET — A mttjtjting ofRader, J erald Rosenblumjuel CJevlrtzman help«d serve. Louise 8afren and David tfl- chanukah bags will be di*- GOOD the Falcon Hall Social Club man. tributed to all those attending was held Friday evening De- Refreshments wt re served Junior Congregation at the cember 18, at the clubrooms. and breidels given out to all Brotherhood of Loving Justice Harry Brandstren waa elected children present. Mrs. Sidney Synagogue Saturday ^t 10:30 NfWS! president; Edward Toale, vice- D. Roth was In charge of theiA.M. ^ Ipresident; Thomas Price, treas- urer; Henry Rzasa, secretary and Joseph Horvath, sgt-at- ULIANO'S Barber Shop arms. It waJ announced that reser-, 1176 Roosevelt Avenue vations for New Year's evej Wishes a!! our inenas Merry Christmas must be made by Sunday. De- gcember 27. A social followedi HIGHER and patrons 8| the meeting and- refreshments "l || were served. A Very t l| and a I: Children Feted DIVIDENDS (Continued from Page 1) y Kravet, David Marshall, Neil,\ Price, Richard Greenberg, Allen ^ Happy New Year Lebowitz, Mark Nyman, Rob-j\ ert Rader, David Shlain, Mark;' TO OUR SAVERS Rudnick. Mark Weisman, Marl-j From All I Beginning January 1,1960 of Us... To All of You!
Thiougli all oi Chibtendom millions of candles cast their gldW and th«ii dancing /I shadows thesfe winter nights, tlip light from their multitudes reminiscent oi a Stco which one night hung high in the heavens to herald the coining oi a Messiah ... The spirit and the faith which were borne COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY on that Star, will outlive the centuries, because they lie deep in the hearts oi men. i •ffre smallest light reminds each oi us that we i are spiritual brothers, each dedicated to the ifiay all good ideals of living, which God — f athei of us Savings Made on or Before the 20th of Any Month all — gave to us for our guidance. things find the path to At Christmas-time, we recall once more our Will Earn Dividends from the 1 st of the Month hopes for each other — our wishes that we all can be worthy of our priceless heritage. u your door through the We reaffirm our willingness to abide by that I pattern for living which was designed on a MEMBER: FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Savings insured "i coming year. ft foundation oi faith, hope and charity. It is our FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION to $10,000 b) U i Federal Saving-. ^ hope that these three greatest qualities given UNITED STATES SAVINGS AND I^IAN LEAGl'E Loan Insiira)» > to mankind, will dominate every We - every- t NEW JERSEY SAVINGS AND LO^.N LEAGIK Corp. I where — through every day of every y*ar.
SOKLER'S All of the Officers, Directors and Employees Quality Furniture 67-69 Roosevelt Aveuue, Cgrteret Wish to Extend Our Sincere Wishes SOL SOKLER GEORGE YUHASZ to All Our Friends for A STEVE KOPIN liJQIA McJUNNEY | BILL KUZMA (In Service) FRANK l'AGUARO MERRY fr 1 ItOBERT SHOVEY WILLIAM NAGY
'TV 1 rirst Bankandihist Company United Roosevelt Savings and Loan Association Member Federal Dqxwlt Insurance Corporation 17 COOKE AVK. KI 1-5445 CARTERKT THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 13B9 PAGE THREE uid WIVPS of thr mnmbers will hr Bursts of the evnnlnu. publican Advisory Board of Chapter Honors Founder of Mrs. Dalton. A reclt Edison and the fltcphenvllle Mrs Hilda CoURhlln Is Natal Reserve Training Vulcan Appoints was also held and the Civic Club. chnlrman of the affnlr assisted who took part were by Mrs. Edith Lecher and Mr. of Hadassah at Session Shorecrest Hoyle, Laurie Roman, Dan Welch, Center Promotes Four Plant Manager CARTERET -At the remilarmembRrshlp. Pledges are being leen Dalton and James SKWAREN — The Vulcan Guests included were Mr. itinPtlnR of the CmtPiTt Chnp-|(i«Tptod by the donor commlt- Personals Hungarian Church Detinnine Division of Vulcan Mrs. Jnmes Lynch and daug 1,-r of Hadassflh In the Syna-'tec Mrs. Philip Drourr, Mrs.| MBS. JEAN COMBA Materlnls Company has pro- C tub ter Karen; Mr. and Mr*, JJsts Activities KI 1-4431 man and daughter Robin (Tonne Brotherhood of Israel,lElobwt, R. Brown, Mm. Joseph' moted I,, c. Wichmann to the Hie chapter Joined In a world- Belafsky, Mrs. Betty Van Wal- CARTERET -• Serviced on and Mr». Hoyl, also the position of plant manager of Son born to Mr. and Mrs. wide celebration of the 100th lendael and Mrs. Jerome Vogel. Deopmber 27th will be accord- Dalton children David, Cynti Alex Sohyada of 57 Thornal Here's wishing all the resi- anniversary of the birth of The new donor pledge visual! Ing to the regular Sunday its Sewaren Plant, effective and Thomas. Street, at the Perth Amboy dents of the Shorecrest area A Henrietta Siolrt, founder oftald will be presented at the schedule In the Hungarian Rr,r January 1. Mr. Wichmann suC- Qeneral Hospital, December 16 A speedy recovery to Hndftssah. who was epitomized formed Church, Dr Andrew Mr. H. R. Mcllhenney, Merry Christmas and A Happy January 28th meeting by Mrs New Year. [Dolores San Pllllppa of 5 • by the president, Mrs. Jack Julius Weismnn, chairman. Harsanyi, Pastor announced. Rnliwny. in this position. Daushter born to Mr. and gon Avenue who will retil Worship service will be con- Welcome Home Plrln, as typifying the spirit of Mrs. Philip Chodosh, mem- Born In Tellurlde, Col., he An, Jesus Rivera, 11 Union home Wednesday from ducted In English at 10 A.M., Private Bob Maslo son of Mr Tnith and freedom because of bership chairman, announced attended Kansas 8tate College street, at the Perth Amboy Margaret Hague Hospital •in Hungarian at 11 o'clock. h-r life of service to mankind. the first integration tea will be and mwluated from Oklahoma!General Hospital, December 16. and Mrs. Bill Maslo of 13 Jersey City. Sunday School and Confirma- Mir.. Emanuel Ijefkowitz, elect- held Monday evening, January State University as a Chemical [Chestnut Street returned home tion Class will begin at 9 A.M. MTK. Blanche Kolibas of, ed board memoer, spoke of the 11, at the home of Mrs. Morris Engineer. He is presently at- Daughter born to Mr. and this week for a two week leave Colgon Street wa» hostess' author, Irving Plneman, who In Ulman. Also the preservation The congregation will also tend Iti K Rutgers University Mrs. Anthony Wawrzynski. 31 from Ft. Gordon, Georgia. OnSdRy for the Wednesday writing a biography of Henri- of a life membership to Mrs worship" together at the close night sessions for his Masters Edwin. Street, at the Perth Am- January 11th he wlll graduate A Christmas party fM etta Szoid, Isidore Brown by her husband of the year: New Yenr'fi Eve Degree In Business Admlnis >oy General Hospital, Decem- from the Provost Marshal Gen- and Santa Claus arrived, tration. >er 16. One of the features of the In honor of her birthday. A re- service in Hungarian at 7 P.M.. eral School. After that private .rlbuting gifts to each meeting was the kindling of port on Youth Allyah World in English at 8 P.M. In 1944, Mr. Wlchmann Maslo wlll be going into the Mrs. Louise Lu&kasiuk Son born to Mr, and Mrs. 82nd Alrborn troop for para- 100 candles by the membership Jewish Child's Day was pre New Year's Eve Pnrty at worked for the Gates Rubber .he dark horse prtte. The Coley, 26 Emerson Street at the troops. the Slmcha birthday onkp 'sented by Mrs, William LeBow .Bethlen Hall sponsored jointly Company, Denver, as a De- meeting will be held In 1» 'by th« Junior Women's Oulld Perth Amboy General Hospital. Mrs. Herbert Harris and .Mrs and Mrs.Garnon Gmhln.chair- vrlopinent Engineer, and in Birthday greetings to Mr. ary. and the Men's Club. Dinner December 17. Snm Oevlrttman, Medical Cen- men. 194B joined the Tin Processing Bill Maslo of 13 Chestnut wlll be served at 10 P.M. Reser- Street who will be celebrating a tor co-chairmen, aiTanged- the Mrs. Al Carpenter and Mrs. Corporation In Texas City, Daughter born to Mr. and NAMED BY HONOR vation!) must be made by De- ROY ,1. GOI1KRSTAD CHARLES IIKMSEI, birthday on December 28th. A went. The evening prayer was!Benjamln Kiang, Jun|or Ju. Texas, as Senior Research and! Mrs, William Vargo, 69 Hud- CARTERET — cember 28th. ; family dinner will be held in ,ead by Mrs. Harold Stem, an • sor, at the Borough Hall on Monday,! 1960, WM approved by the Falcon Hall. The husbands fy Ladles Aid Society of the of oUancina January 4,1960, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.| Hungarian Reformed Church Carteret, N. J. wlll have a Hungarian style Teenage Ballroom Class Now Forming sausage sale on Tuesday, De- WILLIAM GREENWALD, HIRIAK'S Flower Shop cember 29. Sale .starts at 12 For Information Call KI 1-5295 o'clock at Bethlen Hall, ASK FOR MRS. KAY SYMC1UK, DIRECTOR Tax Assessor.! Lowell Street, Corner of Blanchard, Carteret Advance orders should be RONALD MARHOFFER 12 Blocks WMt of Borough Hall) placed with Mrs. William Bill, President, or Mrs. Alexander Ronald Marboffer, 63 But- George M. Paul, 547 Cedar like L,arteret School of «A'ancu C. P, 12/24/59 Phone Toth. Treasurer. ters Avenue, ColonU has re- Avenue, Woodbridge won his ceived his promotion to Sea- promotion to Seaman at the 128 Edgar Street, Cartwet KI 15465 Wider European consultations man at the Naval Reserve Naval Training Center, Perth urged by Britain. Training Center, Perth Am- Amboy, last week. Paul has Flowers and Decorative Greens boy. Marhoffer has been been active in the Naval Re- For The Holiday Season. active in the Naval Reserve serve (or two years. Last We Carrya for the last (wo years. He is summer, he sewed aboard tbe Wishing All Our Complete Selection of a Senior at Woodbrldfe High US.S. Ityne, Bestioyer Es- tnfported & Domestic School. 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plies, Is a member of the Jones'sons, Samuel, Avenel: Joseph.! Banks ( i oil Plalnfield; Herman. Wood-| and Woodruff famlliei, two of Sports Quiz oW«on, Rahiray'* oldest. bridge; Jack, Avenel and Ed-j NEW RECORDS Wet; to score yourself: Mark panella. OBITUARIES Besides her husband, Mrs. ward, Fords. | By FeHx (The Cat) Brown Here are aeveral 45'i we've your cholWS 1-2-3-*. YOU get Jones also leaves three ions, She la also survived by eight holds th. listened to, and which rate ten polnto for a correct first MTHAN R. VICKERS and thf lUriUn yalley En-I^bert L. Rahway: Stanley W. grandchildren and three sisters, time. Can you mentlonlng pick, five for second, three for cni/ivi.\ Nathan B virk-Hneen. Besides his wife. Ellen. *•• Scaradate. N. Y.; and David, Mrs. Dora DerabUng, Mrs. yetta| a third, »nd one- point for number of safe 1 A ele Callf two slIt r Dembllng and Mrs. Ida Maut- _The prettiest is simtile — (-1 ?W Y\ died he leaves two sons. WUliami ^ '«g,». •: * »' jenriof.t fourth choice. Twenty 3 091) tne Marian and Ida Kapp'i Wai It I)»y. Was II :, \"!: x General Hospit*I.|»n-,' (,;> wife. Mrs. Minnie JONES grew K i Hugh Duffy ( i Ted Wll- and Frank H. Western-" Mrs JeJeanett* PP HelHelslelerr 8989 ofof Newberger, Congre- one sid""e- an~~'d "'Soun d" of' Music |linms i > Tris Speaker. VioKers. he leaves a RABWAY - Funeral services!^'- »?'^ ' ? ' - ian on reverse. Nellie Lutcher sings Sterling Drive, Colonia ', •t Babe 1 First Presby-; ;i M^: viand: two sisters, wrday »1 J PAI to the Pettit The family asks that flowers You have probably already nti tli < ) Lou Oehrig < > Joe terian Church, officiated. Mrs! . heard I've Gotta Have Yon by Max Baughan. orjiaT Mr* Mnv Wolfing. New Yort.'runerii Hocn* HI West pleaw be omitted and dona- DlMajrglo ( ) Joe Oordon. in the Tommy Sands, good. Then (all oenttr, nude 17 tackles lr Still V Alvln Dark ( ) Mel The f737 Sf"i?i«» SING WITH CHOIR mended. Ed Townsend does a Cincinnati Re hnmr, >7 Wert Milton Avenue, ol Newark. She died Saturday] on ( )Dale Long. play 13 eiMbttlon Hnlixay the WOODBRIDGE—Miss Dorc good vocal job on Be My Ix>ve jRahway chapter, Lady Forest- thy M. Rader. 45 Green Street, (Stan Applebaum orchestral. 4. Can you name the Na- agaUat American League a long iQnesa. !ers of America, and of thejwill perform with the 40-volce tional Leaguer who hit the larg- Wil.UAM JOEL. SR. Mr* Jones IU ln Capitol also rates mention next •prlni. They wll Order of Eastern Star, Rahway Onion Junior College Olee Club wnonBRlDOE—Funera«'Woodbrt Grossman,|The Fontaine Sisters. A west- wn, organijt and choir mister of thr rhurch, U shown carolers sing, children a member of the Lions Clubifirm distributes Industrial sup- yesterday afternoon at her who both came to the Garden ern-flavored San Antonla Row1, above playing thf new rhimrt. lintaflation was made pos- laugh, friends/extend home. Widow Benjamin; City campus from Flushing, N, by Buddy Merrill is worthy of sible through the fllorti of the church choirs in presenting Stem, she Is survived by concerts and cantatas. cheery greetings. We're dauthter, Mrs. Joseph A. the 1859-60 Adeyphl College"0^, II • 1—^ ' * T — •••-— - --w» joining in to wish (or Kwfnt, San Diego, Calif.; five.Varsity squash team. Imperial has a different- of which we've heard. out in Jimmy Rogers Wiatfal sounding thing out In^lg Rim ATCO hai a slow, blues-type Willie — an ovel yttnhlETET you a most Joyous Noel, by Ernie Freeman. Pleasing. rocaJ m Love Is A Many Spen- Willie — a novelty thing. Atlantic has come out with dored Thing by Iinda Hopkins, j - eace on C*artk*.. Joe Turner doing a good blues worth mentioning, and a wild IN TRAINING TEST version of Tomorrow Night, AVXNEL — Specialist Four and sends us excerpts from 45 In Run Red Bui by The Chris Connor's long-play album Coasters, who really go. Horst G. Reuter, son of Ml*. Witchcraft, good, but not all Roulette has a Christmas try Belene Zorn, Avenel, recently It Is our fervent hope that this participate with th* »UJ In- Christmas will bring us CHOPER'S fantry Dlviskm'i Bth Medical closer to the fulfillment of that M Battalion In Army training J Woodbridge and lselin bright promise of Peace on tests in Germany. Earth for which men of Good Will have never ceased to strive. May yours be a Contented We offer our most / and Peaceful Christmas. sincere greeting* to friends and From Vour patrons for * Joyful ChrUtaaa and a Hippy New Year, tool GREINER Funeral Home AUGUST F. GREINER, Director \ -,: • •11 i^i^H^_ * 44 Green Street Woodbridge |||| B f 1 X^s. Shoppe 76 Main Street, Woodbridge leas Christensen's 1959 "The Friendly Store" ' u ; i:
"Lo the Lord of Heaven hath to mortals i CHRISTMAS a Christmas Message... given life for evermore!" 1859 1 •;IJ "This is a faithful saying, and worthy, of e hope that this Qiristmu bring* I all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the ^nlfiltment of your every wish and that it find* $ Ifey Your Heart Be Light... J . world to save sinners." (I Tim. 1:15) I 8 And Your Home Be Bright How rightly rose the praises you happily surrounded by the thing* jj 'Of heaven that wondrous night, i.,. as we wish forj you all the Joys of a happy Holiday When shepherds hid their faces Season. and people you love. For this is what !! In brightest angel-light! makes for contentment - and nothing is more \ Come now, and view that manger— There is something about kh,e serenity of the season I The Lord of glory see, ' that brihgs forth to us the full splendor of having friends I precious! And if our greetings nrere to add one \ H houseless, homeless stranger, JUce youi This friendship is the cornerstone of our business. In this poor world for thee— It has enabled ug to prosper and grow. iota to your enjoyment of the holiday, ! Bless'd Babe! Who lowly liest ; th|en our ChriMmait will be happier too! i In manger-cradle there! Thank you for your friendship, your patronage, your Descended froip the highest, x confidence in us. We think you deserve the finest that life Our sorrows all to share. If has to offer. Oh, strange yet fit beginning ' The wish we send is old ... though ever new. Yet, it Of all that life of woe, i TOWNSHIP of WOODBRIDGE In which Thy grace was winning cornea at a very special time... and in a very special way. Poor man his God to Iqiowl \ I • • \ K "MidtUewx County i hirge$t, Host Pro^retuve Municipality ': The love that bore our burden \ On the accursed tree, Would give the heart its pardon, I And set the sinner free! CONTRACTORS, INC HIG1T B/QUIGLEY, Mayor -J. N. DARBY I • L Ray Alilmni • Edward kath "For the wages of sin U death; but the Gift 9 Cwnmitteeaun, Third CaMMlttMuan, Flftl Ward >t God is eternal life through Jews Christ our I •|>"l."- (Romans 6:2.1) g • k>on RUiichurd t R. Richard I CommilUenan, 8««oa4 Ward a g • Thomas Coslello • L Charles Mangione jj •.Cfiri.sten.sni' Ward . rfrit Wart 1 Stair t • Elmer Dragos • David Miller, Sr. g j g Comsalttteman, tobi W»rtf CrauBlfoNMn, ftltb Ward H I • John Evanko, Jr. • Peter Schmidt \ ^ i'omMiiteeman. With VVar4 CtnMltlwnun, rowth Ward | PAGE FIVE MEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAVING SUPER MARKETS • ... Mifial again it proud lo bring yon America's proven bosl tur- key, the 'Butterball/' the turkey that possesses all the flavor, all the tenderness, to grace yoir holiday table. DELICIOUS EATING ... For A Wonderful Holiday Feast With Deeper in the breast... more while meat! Leg tendons removed . , . easier to carve! I Beautifully Dressed... legs ticked in! Simply Delicious It's the best turkey money can buy... it's a 'Bitterball' turkey from Mitial! holiday turkeys
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FLAVORFUL, JUICY - BONE IN SCHICKHAUS or HYGRADE'S - PURE PORK Chuck Roast -39 Sausage Meat 29 GOURMET'S ChucDELICIOUS ~ CENTEk SteakR CUT s .79' StuffinA. ##" g BreaW\ dA 2f\ •»« 29^^\ - DELICIOUS, BONELESS FlAVUKfUL,, NUIKIIIVJUJNUTRITIOUS,, VELIVIWVDELICIOUS* • ••• ^^ Cross Rib Roast 79C Ham Steaks 79 YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL! °PPosite Mutual Super Market? at Main St. Towi,Jflll PAGE SIX innswer lies in making your own the show was run over by a Loretta YOUIIR'K ERSUT Sundaj1 Rlvribo.it. . . . Both Rosalind ;oill«l "French petticoats." outlook. Wagon Train In the Wednesday^how will bo H repent, of Thr Russell nlid Jcfr Chandler hnvr ....•> t/AIID UHMC nifiht ratings. ... J^kie Glea-i Road," the hour-loiiR episode been stRned for Startlmr- apr- AKIJIJI |lJlj|\ llUIVlL It can be done with the use m In Fashion Now — TODAY AND TOMORROW son will dDnpflr in Lel&nd Hav- wit'" h* whic—i.>»>h- sh-u~e opene^.n.,dj th»..,e. cur...... - dais^i^i... Missn...s- Russeloi.t.t.^ili probablm-Aivihiyv tno MIIWW of translucent glass which can- ward's "Fabulous Fifties" spe- rent season. do a straight dramatic piny, not be seen through yet per- David Niven and Dan O'Her-;™d Chandler a comedy. . . cial along with Rex Harrison By FRANCES DEM. mits the light to come in It| Tournament of Roses Parade iQsoucho Marx has plans for can be enhanced still more by I Lucille Ball Is now conslder- and Julie Andrews. . The lihy will each do a .lime Ally- 'starring 1M "You CniVt Take It Ing not one, but two properties on New Year's D»y. , . . Walt producers of The Rifleman, son Show episode. Robert flowers. rhinestones.nelM or fluted out u«> ii Wlth Y R and ribbon of all descriptions, popped off at the elhow The,, for her Broadway debut next Disney Present* planning "This Tne piain8man and Robert Stack, pleased at the recep-jneROtlRte°"'d " by pr(1(lliwr Hrnry stvled In the manner of the th(, w)(|(, "You will be delighted by thewldoned. shortened sleeves arr- fall and has yet to make a IB Your Life Donald Duck" as Taylor's The Detevtlves have a tlon of The Untouchables, has the oil under CBS's Telebislon City Jlma. Merle Miller's "Story of smoke, is finally, after a long The Alaskans Involves Efrem ."However, all too often, ihe kinds, the than beanies and are miniature silhouette J Mrs. Multlklds-I never pun I for their growth, Is usually per- nis to be In order. in Hollywood. The network is Ira Hayes," a Marine's hero of battle, seeing the show via the (77 Sunset Strip) Zlmballst Jr. lsh my children. Its decidedly picture window looks out on treasueres worked In rich fabric The fliUff bias cut will be"'very fect. {tanning to dig a hole to look the Iwo fighting, is scheduled facilities of, neighboring KTVcJdolng a guest-star appearance ugalnst my principles. anything but a olcture. It may and jewels to achieve an air of popul A deep planter can be built oriental opulence. for It. NBC's hour-long for Sunday Showcase March Ensign, Kansas. ... A se.rlwun an upcoming episode. . . . Mrs. Moreklds—I wonder howf . the street, your neiahbors 2? and may betaped on the Pa- ft( f across the base of the window I»rael, In U. N., asks talks on special for January 10 will be based on the flies of the Army Bill Bendix will do a test film You will see a group of fi™.;ArBb V" "• you can expect to manage them.'dothes line or open service whPrf vines can grow and be '.'Hedda Hopper'p s Hollywood." cific Island and in Arizona. Counter Intelligence Corps, for a new hour-long Revuej Se- ly stitched chiffon berets and Mrs. Multlklds - I tell my yard. Facing the side of a house trained to trail across the Sort of a hat trick. Bess The new hour-long Line-Up Shadows of the Sphinx, is be-lrfesf , Overland a sort off I Myerson and Ronald Reagan will leave CBS early next year ing prepared in Hollywood by updated Wagon Train. If, It husband wnen tbey ;«»;;s srs-is? -;, .s:» — „.««,«Ihats fo-r th*„e holida=y .seaso -n; lscapltalJ:r . «==•«,. „ I,, to host ABC's coverage of the after only 18 episodes. Seems producer William Kozlenko,.. . goes, It .may replace the leaking'and he larrups them. privacy, but not beauty. Theare
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.re called upon to treat holiday ;ye. The point to be stressed f older children are In the home gift* for Christmas, as well as tartar and vinegar. Boil without!ually. Add eggs, flour and vanil- Ananlt and Bntche ficddenta. iere Is that parents must sert- here Is the constant danger of normal parental supervision at stirring to the brittle stage — la. Arrange by teaspoonsful on The errand boy was Children are particularly msly consider the dangers In- mall objects or parts of toys all times. Sarah Anne's 356 degrees. Pour on nlled „ lightly buttered cooky sheet, by a ministry inspectofl tor Talk prone to accidents, particularly volved and take it upon them- ibout on the floor arid natural- marble slab or tray. Cool, lift Spread thin with a knife dippedl found that a small piece at Christmastime, and many of lelves to see that their child Is ly, all guch objects will be pick- We Abo Wonder Cooking and pull, keeping grain all one In cold water. On each cooky at the bottom of the me B. RKMBERT, M. l>, the accidents are due to pur- properly Instructed In the use id up by the infant and then A farmer was losing his pa- way. Add flavor during pulling. put raisins, almonds, blanched not completely severed." chases made unwisely by their of his rifle and stressing the next Into the mouth—aw allow- tience and temper trying tol When candy Is too rtlff to pull, and cut In strips, pecans, cut tended that this made the| irlstmas season Is all parents. This Christmas thou- Kir at dangers to all If Improp- ing of these objects cah prove drive a team of mules Into a stretch Into a long rope V4 Inch In pieces or citron cut In small a joinj t and not chops. i now and most people sands upon thousands of chil-erly usel. quite dangerous, particularly If field, when the local parson It Is easy to buy your holiday ln)ck Cut wlU) lnto|pi«es. Bake In an oven 375 de- London Nesw ChronicleChil . :|oake», cookie* and candies, but|^' j"{ r purchnnlnK glfta for dren will receive air rifles—and Roller-skates and bicycles Rophageal obstruction mult* came by and said, "Don't speak ft gree* about 8 minutes. Idren and friends. I only a few, If any, of these and removal Is made necessary like that to those dumb anl- t Is fun to make them. And go ' sugar and coat w Gutted Nats ft Frnlti His Reputation will probably out-number al to help Santa on his merry way, Judge—Do you consld« tfter of gifts for chll- happy children, will receive anj other gifts given this year, but Of even greater danger Is the mals; they can't understand When dry, store In a Jar, cover V4 cup white corn syrup t I want to brlrm to Instruction In the necessary there are a variety of Christmas!and keep In a warm place for defendant a reliable mac parents should give one or both possibility of such small objects what you say." % cup sugar he a good reputation for| ntlon. Much fun and safety measures that must be being aspirated into the lungs [recipes. several days. of these gifts to their children "You're Just the man I wan 2 tablespoons hot water jand veracity? it can be had by nil 1 observed If tragic accidents an only If the necessary area and the serious consequences to see," said the fanner. Tell Mints '•*• Christmas CooKles t care in taken lnt( to be prevented. The one organ Boll sugar, imip and water Witness—Well, to be nearby for their enjoyment that may result. me, how dl dNoah get these 2 tups sugar - 1 cup butter with yon, your honor, tha tlon. From a medica of the body that is most often Please do not let a tragic ac- things in the Ark?" boiling water % cup sugar until syrup brittle* Instantly In it. I have a certain All these possible accidents llias to get somebody else I Injured by the pellets from cident ruin your holiday season cream of tartar 2 eggs, well beaten cold water. Keep hot In double his pigs at feeding time.l r this and all specla these small rifles Is the eye— and many more can be prevent- One last reminder Is to Hobo: "Boss, will you give mi pon vinegar IVi cups flour boiler. Dip In nuts and fruits won't believe him. lerlods of the year, fo and as so often happens, re very careful and ever on th ed if reasonable care is taken a dime for a sandwich?" Tew drvps oil of peppermint 1 teaspoon vaniUa one at a time, taking out on the acli ono thousands suits In partial, If not complet alert If Infants are in your by parents — this requires good Marine: "Let's see the sand Pdwderid sugar Raisins, nuts or citron point of a fork and laying on Adenauer ami Brandt | loss of vision In the affected is across the country I home in the crawling stage —I"common sense" In purchasing wlch." Mix Bugkr, water, cream of Cream butter, add sugar grad oiled paper. Ichange In Berlin. to uou from SAFE WAY
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DukhMiK pW 22 oz. ^J WWm Zippy whole 32 oz. Sliced Cheese Vtrittm % lew. sweet mixed ar ^*M kosher dills Mrs. Wright's Biscuits Ovw 8< Pickles ( 39 jar Shrimp Cocktail MSw Mdi MM or Krtft Swiss Cheese Nthni Temtee Manzaniila 7^ or they're always welcome j Asparagus Spears 39* ar Oultk Stuffed Olives Baby Gouda Cheese Mil ttn. Wrtghfi English Muffins (••Ry Wklou* 0*0. Town House fancy Mrt Wrtehl'i u a popular favorite Stuffing Bread Unslktd £ 27 ChoM Sweet Peus 2 29 Cod Fillets Frown Cheese Blintzes 139* Nob Hill; full rich flavor Strawberries rwfflMUM WnOiB 'A 49c grind it as you buy it fir* f(oi»n Green Peas Fresh Coffee Brussels Sprouts 2^45* Coldbrook; so economical XMding a tasty delicious spread California Figs Al Pr*ih Slock 21545.
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iw»it holiday lavotif Wildorf CaMornla Navel Oranges Ldiilurma 7 49c White . 3 29 River White Rice Dates Niiimioui, Juicy Ripa Serve rice often 2 Ib. fc Sweet Potatoes delicious 3 25 Anjou Pears a tails treat 2 39 A delicious food pkg. 29 cello bag ,' 39 Advertised prices effective thru Saturday, December 26th
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It's Holiday Party time in one of these exciting and Intriguing dresses' Pastel shades, solids ind with tbat Spanish FOR prints. % sleeves. Loose and touch. Oenerously three-wSy belted styles. Ny- flared. So right for lon and embroidered trim. holiday fun. Choice of colon. Sizes 12 to 20.
'iO 95 SLIPS iND PETTICOATS. In sheath and flouncy styles. tyi LADIES' 3 Values GOWNS in waltz and long sleeves. $J BABY DOLL PJ's. Reg. and X-large sizes in all the desirable colors. MEN'S 9^ Values COTTON USf- GIRLS' 25.00 Values HOUSE MEN'S 22.95 Values DRESSES GOAT and SLACK SET COATS
You can please him better with In handsome tweeds All wool tweeds, solids a sweater, the gift that will caihinere aud wool solids serve the answer to every man Many, many styles and1 col- and novelties. Some and fancies—wool meltons with fur trims. Sizes and more. on your list. Choose from our Heavy 10-oz. quilt lliilnts. eye-taking collection. In many ors to choose Just the gift 3-6* Inclusive. Grays, browns, blues, that to always welcome. charcoal. colors and all sizes. Sizes 36-46. GIRLS' 5M Values BOYS' 1095 values HOODED
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Silk and cotton* nylons and Water repellent, snugly lined UJIeUs In aolld.s and nov- with sturdy wool. elties. Detachable hood, handsome Pastel colors in skes 3-6x toijgle closing. tor girls and 1-2-3 for tod- Two ruomy pwkets. dler*. GOOD FOR ANY ITEM IN THE STORE NO DOWN PAYMENT • MONTHS TO PAY PA OF TF.V I RlGHTKNKI) AWAY (Fellowship Hall „[ „ at. $1 '0. HIHI Mrs.1 hl mid Mrs. Violet] WOODBRIDOK - A thletjPreshyterian ,!„„,, "\l • was evidently frightened away bridge. Awards we,'-',„,.,"'"'" Kushnor will receive $120. .from .Ileus. Tavern rarlv ves-lee cream mut ...... ' '"'TI. four hours daily as cashiers from JIBRS. Tavern early ye«-|i"" eream HIln <-nnriv P. r| Named as substitute cafe- Vice President terday mornhiR when the own-,«nd SanU rjbir '°''' 1 j8hn Cnee B Smlth stlpe Prizes li-rm workers tGE Achilles:* "- & - ti needed. Hi $120. «'ere Doprriter. Mrs. An" Wpblos said Mrs Anna Damiano, Mrs, of Robert HHII saw man run sen ted the den n,,',' nladvs Uil*. Mrs. Anna Pi- Clothes "His"election was an-laway. The tavern had been ..If u they had mnrii ! The Crow's Nest nounced bv Harold RosnerJransacked and a quantltv of singing „»» »|,.n rlli,lv, / ' "' rii-yi. Mrs. Ellen Meshrojd.Mrs. president of the 300-store liquor had been sUcked In the Saturday .in cuhs •.., "'' ' it the Typewriter: Dorl< Burns,Vlothlnd chain. center of the floor. Randolph, Mrs n mother* vlnttrri n, i We hpvi- 'rowed some nice Mr Sttyker, whose association to being carted away. Some •'ark Horn, Mrs Rarlon OeU. \.Vftes. alnni: with donations to with the company dates to the1 money was taken out of the runs. .« v>r Effective January 1. Mrs, e •v;»|. ,,,,(, I ilw CliriMmn.-i Fund. One comrs chain's formation in 1941. was cash register and a cigarette ed the me Gertrude Concannon was ap- ; rom Cub Scout PHCk 38 which an orlulnal director of the eom-;rnnchlne was broken open. rookies \i( pointed school nurse at $3,800. p,,,i- I mids as follows: "The commit- pany and had been vice presi- Mrs. Concannon will replace a bf Mo; I•'« of Cub Smut Pack 3R. sj>on- dent nnd treasurer. He began nurse on leave. ?o. •ored by School 18 PTO >Iselin> his business career with the itc- I jtas elected to pivr thf enclosed New .1 a n 11 o r s were also Pack projects I OTitrlbiition of $15 to assist in 'named, to be assigned by thf '« In lurrying forward the worthy Isnipeivlsnr of janitors. They | tftuse which you represent., are OeorRc Mako. Steven Estok. rip to Y. I 'lease accept this donation as Mr. Ivster Miller. Thomas O'- col .ONI A Cub Scout Pack WC |.» smnll token of our sincere ap- Mnlley and Francis Ferrlse. I id held Its Christmas pnrtv irlvr preciation of the sprvice you Mrs Delia Hslton was named Mundnv niKhl Rt School !20 with tint- ,»'ction. o|,. j.) v 111 n» I/lave used for a party. We are School 7 Head l*l.in-- were made foi * Puck '''•!> ,ij$ppy to do this!" ... Thanks, SO THAT OT1IKRS MAY HAVK A MHKKY CHRISTMAS: Above are some nf the members of the Honor Society of iii)> to Nru York Jmiuary 16. J. r COIT ijdds. We Rot a lovely box of ho" Woodbridsf llieh School who helper! to wrap Rifts for the needy to tie distributed today through The Independent- WOODBRIQGE—Mrs. Doro- miIU-Id ifi>n ! bthe ehel Blud eFebruar and Goly d jidmi in- "d !'gifts for the needy from Mrs Leader ChriMmus Fund. I-fft to right, Warren Jenssen. Miss Ruth Wolk of the Independent-Leader editorial Miff: thy D. LudewtR was appointed on J.tnniMV ;ftohn Connolly, 39 West Hill Kathryn Clark, 'William Wieland, president nf the Honor Society and Stuart Trooskin. 'iRoad. Colonia, who made sev- principal of School 7, Fords, by the Board of Education Mon- eral little girls' dresses that ex peart very cute «nd styttsh. She , ,„ Uw Tovnl Committw hud, 'very H* "'day. The appointment becomes C I- ftftl R0a(kYo™sed the rough grading TOIMV TIIHI ItTI i .'tlso made a number of rag Visi in these industries to ser\e ««HI1 «li»* in , dolls and re-dressed several i would be done by January l and wig has ( fht Ktlirr.iHr.i i „., .noils with lovely dresses she "we should not be quick to «|on the advisory group and w«steacher for'several years criticize before the date of the turned down.^ ' teachers for the ACHIIXKS SfVKKR » Si nil r ll#t-r •!() u made herself. Thank you Mrs, Delay Target 'Open House Name<1 w Itrlntrd Illllllfl, Shrlljih ipromise." l.rrfnrt PKk • \\r\,. , jConnolly. . . . remainder of the school year nf S D Leldes- WOODBRIDGE — The WOODBRTDGE — Close to were Frieda B. Barhash, ti.-\^orf w 1926 and switched to re- "BELOVED At Random: .Committee was taken to tasfc: 12.000 parents visited the vari- School Lunch 400: Mildred Bernstein. $4,100 tailing in 1936 by joining .Sam- 1 were as- ous Township schools during and A,. Richard Granholm, i4.- uel Stores as comptroller. Herbert W. Head, 54 ClarkjMonday by School Commis- work would be done Ki.lifrl Mllihum . lm,, l , ,, „ Place, Avenel, has been pledgedlsioners Ruth Kahree and Clydej^'months ago"?""Mr "idrington recent open houses, Superin- 500. Named to succeed him a« |U» Phi Kappa Theta at Wor-JEdrington for failure t» con-lggked -we were promised the tendent of Schools Patrick A. Aides Named Appointed to elementary Robert Hall's treasurer was Boylan reported to the Board The Wonderful Country fester Polytechnic Institute,|struct the Panning Street road!road would be ta for the coaching positions at an addi' Bernard Silbert, former comp- of Education Monday. •Worcester, Mass. . , . George A.jleading to the new Fords Juniorjto ^ built x the tieavy WOODBRIDGE — In prepa- tlonal »250 a year were Mat- troller Mr. Silbert, in turn, was M'NIMY. WISIHI 11 I-IIM ! \II-Htl »hn« In I . ., (Shnlta, 260 Main Street, Wood- High School. ' woul(J pack the dlrt down.. "It shows that people are in- [ration for the opening o( thejthew Jago, Neil O'Donnell, An> succeeded by Joseph Daks, who 'bridge, a freshman at Glassboroi Mr. Edrington pointed out' Mr Vogel expressed optim- terested in our schools". Mr, Junior High Schools several|Rei0 Aromando. moves up from the post of as- "The Nearsighted Boylan said, "and I hope theyjcafeterla workers were appoint- sistant comptroller George .State College, Is home for the tha- t fo- r the past "2- 2 monthEJis•• ' m the road would be com The appointment of Louis \S\> IHSNKV S were pleased with what they led by the Board of Education Mr. Magoo" IChristma'iChristmas recess. . . . Stuart TT.. |vw,ec llovhavce 1CMUciitcu constructiowiauuvwn pleted in time and Mr. Edring- freshman football|Smith took over Mr. Dak's -J t IlltS l» VNTtHC in > s l leftst l '"Turner, 257 Main Street, is onlof a road, and up to this minute ton"^t*"him"a tu7ke7dinner°it| ^'- * haven't heardjon an hourly^basis^The sUrUng|cogC"h at |250 wu confirmed; former position as assistant i.the Dean's List of the College not one spade of dirt has been|would not be done by the first any adverse comment." {date to be determined by of Frank Capraro comptroller. ftp TMAS! In ',of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers|turned." of the year. Norman Gardner, "who plansjcafeteria supervisor as assistant varsity foo*»H OPEMU "1001 ARABIAN VK.HT - ' ; University. .. . Army Pvt. Ter- *im \nd-KI4t Out lot Ki. k, Both the Fords and Iselin to run for the Board of Educa- The appointees and thelrlcoech was increased from $300 TO GIVE RECITAL •THF. n.VISCi HlNTU\l. iirell M. Essig, son of Mrs. Kath- Junior High Schools have been tion, said he had visited the|houriy rates are: to $400. Herbert Hollowell was WOODBRIDGE—Seven-year- ?** lerlne H. Payne, 680 Woodbridge school in his area and was scheduled to be opened around Head cooks, Mrs. Ruth Ahern appointed coach of Indoor old Susan Macaulay, daughter » iiAvenue, Avenel, participated January 18. deeply gratified with what hej Betty'Jones, six;hours.\track at $250. The annual com- liwith the 101st Airborne Divi- LAFAYETTE ESTATES ft and MrS of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Macaulay It was revealed two pieces of saw. jjslon's 327th Infantry in Exer- $1.60. coiite, Mrs. pensatlon of athletic manager Orady Drive, will give a piano equipment had been brought to "It is apparent we have a ,,cise Ranger Bulldog at Camp SHORECREST at FORDS Catherine Christeruen and Mrs. .-as set at $600 recital Christmas afternoon at RITZ Theatre the site on Monday, but it is ,Breckinridge, Ky., December 8- high calibre of teachers", he|piOrence Baumlin, six hours, Two contracts were awarded her home for a small group of expected, with the heavy snow- commented. "If we have the Carteret, N. J. KI 1-S»M FORDS :• 11. The 20-year-old soldier is a $1.40: ,to W. J. Patten Company, for friends and relatives. The little fall, no road work can be done. —Welcome to Dr. and Mrs same type teachers in the other 1957 graduate of Woodbridgej Appointed at $1.30, were Mrs.ljanitors' equipment at $6,251.82 girl also plays tht organ. NOW THRU SATURDAY PLAYNOBSE Commissioner Robert Vogel J. Seltzer and daughters at 205 schools we have an excellent High School. He attended Mon- Margaret Andrews cashier- and for janitors' supplies for •i Arlington Drive. Dr. Seltzer is system as far as the personnel ; mouth College.... The skipper cook, four hours; Mrs. Ruth three new Junior high schools "BLUE DENIM" with a merry face and content- associated with Dr. Wllsen Field is concerned." BLACKOUT IN AVENEL THURSDAY, DF.( ?i jof Sea Explorer Ship 237 sent Sorensen. baker, six hotirs.iat $2,917.20. The firm was low AIM ed heart. Our life on it, but|on New Brunswick Avenue, WOODBRIDGE — At press jithis open letter: "Will the Howard Kay. Colonia, asked $1.30;' ' j bidder. your Christmas shall be merry Perth Amboy. ime last night emergency CLOSED young lad who borrowed our, the Board if it had ever con- Named at $1.20 an hour foil The low buio for cafeteria "ULYSSES" and your New Year a happy sidered asking industry to con- rews of Public Service were boxing gloves please return —Mr. and Mrs. John Schwing five hours daily as generaljequlpment. was also accepted- and CARTOONS one! So may the New Year be entertained at a Christmas par- tribute to the cost of school | t work jn Avenel and part of FRIDAY Thru SATl Rim 'them? These gloves are an im- cafeteria workers were Mrs J. F. Collins, Co.. 149 Mulberry Millne* litnnU; at I P. M. a happy one Lo you, happy to ty at their home on Arlington 'construction. Colonia, which were entirely .portant part of our program. Edith Fricke, Mrs. Pauline Street. Newark. $5,070.50 and many more whose happiness de- Drive. Present were: Mr. and "It would make for good pub- dthout lights. You,see. many who need them Kitchen, Mrs. Margarey Com- SUN., MON., TUES. 'They Came to Cordura pends on you! So may each year Mrs. Dan Green, Mr. and Mrs. lic relajjons", he declared. "It1 Flagstaff Food Corporation, now have to do without. Should fort, Mrs. Leonard Fisher, Mrs.i M With Gin (ooprr .mil be happier than the last, and|John Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. was done in Hillside." ' 538 Fayette Street, Perth Am- j you return the boxing gloves) Gloria Hess. RIU H»ymorth not the meanest of our breth- Frank Dawney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank WukoveU. Board Pres- boy. $1,289.96, Announcing the opening "-30 I and feel you wnat to use them AIM "GOLDEN AGE (OMUiV 'sometimes you are welcome to ran or sisterhood debarred their Chris Danday, Mr. and Mrs.jident, stated, he had approach- Miss EUa May Reedy and of ARMY GRADUATE "TEENAGERS FROM | comes to'our base and do so 'rightful share in what our Cre-|BilBill Gross, and Mrs. and Mrsjed three of the largest indus- Mrs. Elisabeth Woodruff will SATURDAY MATINKt ator formed for them to en-UohJh n CCMearaM . Itries on the subject and it "wasjwork for lour hours daily ISELIN - 8er«eant First OUTER SPACE" ! Vital Statistics: joy.' ... So here's wishing yoti Class Melvin R. Long field Jr., CAMEO AND CAETOONS" 'Francis anil the M j Born at Perth Amboy General all, from the bottom of my whose Barents live at 257 MatlaM luadaj at 1 P. M. "GOLDEN AGF OK ! Hospital: from Woodbridge, a heart, the Merriest Christmas! Lincoln ^Highway, graduated COMEDY Ever!— RW. ; from the Army Information^ Antique Shop WED. THRU SATURDAY j son to Mr. and Mrs. James Ben- ISELIN DEC. 3(, SI, /AN. 1, \ BUrtini at M>« P M ( nett, 119 Harriet Street; a son School at Fort Slocum, N. Y. 200 Freeman Street BUS. THRt • to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cos- Merry LAST TIMES TODAY "HOUND DOG tello, 212 Freeman Street; GRADUATES Woodbridge "Beloved Infldel daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- j "ODDS AGAINST WOODBRIDOE - Joseph J. MAN" With Grffor) Pn-k *nd : ert Schultz, 1^4 Wedgewood; Christmas TOMORROW" Takacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aiti^es-Gifts-Cirlos and Deborah Krrr I Avenue; .. . from Fords., a. son front all of us at the -AUo- John Takac* of 213 Fulton A. GUoi ME 4-U22 "ALLIGATOR PEOPLE" EVERT WEDNT.MiW ) to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Street, graduated from recruit AND CARTOONS "THE JAYHAWKIRS" : 51 Hearthstone Avenue; a training at the Naval Training Mailnte S»tur«ijr at I P. M. MllfiARIAN SHOW I daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Law- Center, Great Lakes, 111. !«ence Withirm, 164A Fifth1 REO Closed All D»y Thurwlaj. i tttreet; a son to Mr. and Mrs. December 24 Reds accused of plot to "lib- (Marion Garvin, 58 Brandywine DINER erate " Puerto Rico. : Road; a daughter to Mr, and FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY MAJESTIC | Mrs. John Manseld, » Eberlt DEC. 25 THRU DEC. 29 6-5529 j Place; . . . from Hopelawn, a OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE Fabuloiu F»bi«n HOLiDAY^ : MOWI CONTINUOUS PEMOIMANCI son to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jor- (ALL NIGHT) i dan, 38 Loretta. Street; a son to May the infinite blessings Reader & Advisor 1 Mr .and Mrs. Peter Palmblad, of the first Christmas be on all affairs of life A FABULOUS WORLD . 68 James Street . . . from Se- CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY yours to cherish now and "Hound Dog Man" I waren, a daughter to Mr. and! BELOW THE WORLD! always. ai?R Reopen Saturday, December 26th Abo, Robert Taylor In By Mrs. Annette WARNINGL I Mrs. George Rybak, 33 Pleas- "HOUSE OF 7 HAWKS" iant Avenue . . . from Iselin, a AT 5:30 A.M. at 298 Penning Avenue, , —- U£S VERNE'S | son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles STARTS WED,. DEC. 3* Carteret Don't \A>\ Fret*h S|iotw ami : Messina, 17 FalmoutH Road ' HAT BAR I yj J Last But Not least: REO DINER For appointment call SpilU S|i«il Your tjirjM-l! K Main Street | % I"Summer Place" . KI 1-4634 '.' .A friend received ;a novelj 392 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge — AUo — I Christmas card—a ^iece of 9:»0 A. M. to t:M P. M. : puebment bearing prints of "PIER 5, HAVANA" FREE SPOT REMOVAL | Mkrrie olde England and a copy I of A Christma~ s Blessing byj, ! Charles Dickins. It is worth re-.J INFORMATION & FIRST AID TIPS I peating here: "Reflect upon < your blessings, of which every! The MAYER brothers... ! man has many, not on your past Ready for New Year's Eve! On I'mteniiiK the Ufe of ^ our | misfortunes, of which all men! I .have same. Fill your glass again,: Wish all their friends The Log Cabin Lounge's tar|nt During the Holiday*! a very Beautiful New STATE ABSOLUTELY NO OBLIGATION THEATRE erru COLONIAL Woodbridge, N, J. a and a .', WED. THROUGH SAT. WHATSOEVER! DEC. 23 THROUGH 26 Happy - Healthful - Prosperous ROOM Gregory P«ck. With Accommodation* You Needn't be a Customer Deborii.h Berr in for "THE BELOVED I lew vjear or Even Give Your INFIDEL" and cordially invite them to a ... 400 Persons! Shown A HAS and 3:00 P. M. Continuous ( liri»Uii«* Day JUST DIAL PA Ml55 Dancing to"Liv<>" Music! SUHMI, »I will rtuu Extra Special Kiddie Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE Celebration Noisenwktrs . . Favor* Ami A*k for Spotting Deul. Matinee and a Thursday Dec. 31st. al .-JKrld*) ind SMturdaj at KIDS N(W YEAR'S WX .l)B STKAK Kruin KI I ««h»nif (IperaU* 2:00 F. M. EVE MATINEE (fUBfiATt "SABU & THE MAYERS' IIINNKK LIKE MOM AND DAD Daily Fick-ii|»N Throughout MAGIC RING" All J DEaster Sunday, and to church; 55 per cent of all •US; riaiM topln by null. If mil, ID bi other Holy Days, but in other those who had attended high dTUte* you ever see the fairies on the lawn? presented on three nl(?hts In- stead of two since this past weeks of the year too. school, and 62 per cent of all Of course not, but that's no proof that week more than 1,000 attended In » typical week of the tho«e who had been to college they are not there. Nobody can con- on Thrusday and rridny eve- year, a good majority of New for one or more years stated ning was a sellout. Jersey adult citizens attend that they had attended church ceive or imagine all the wonders that Might I suggest that 8atur the church of their faith. during the previous seven days. are unseen and unseeable in the world. day evening be an excdlem Over the past twelve months This same trend also mani- time for the additional per as in previous years. New Jer- fested itself in 1958. You tear apart the baby's rattle and formance. For many It Is th sey Poll staff reporters have As was true In 195S, Catho- ^ Thoughtful Prvpotal see what makes the noise inside, but only night in the week available been asking scientifically drawn lics were found to be mor« for entertainment purposes. In We hope the Impression is correct there is a veil covering the unseen samples of the state's adul faithful in church attendants choosing this nlghj, the schoo population the following than those of the Protestant that some members of our Board of administration w.W permit ad- worid which vat the strongest man, question: , Education are looking favorably on the nor even the united strength of all the ditional audiences to attend "Did you happen to fo to During the pant twelv* and benefit from new insight lonths. nearly three out of proposal that we seek to meet our strongest men that ever lived, could church during- the pact (even and empathy. This can be days?" ery four of those of th« nreds fo.r additional high school class- tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, achieved by live theatre of the Following are the average re- atholic faith—(73%) — at- rooms by adding to the new high calibre presented by the Senior ults for the weeks Investigated: tended church during an aver- love, romance can push aside that cur- Class. school and by building new facilities Tes, attended church age week. tain and view and picture the supernal I attended the Thursday per- This compares with two wit formance and I left wiser and durlni PMt 7 dayi.. 55% in the Colonia area. beauty and glory beyond. Is that all, No, did not 45 if every five (40%) of the more moderate than when I ^roteetants who «ald that they If the information we were given at real? Ah, Virginia, in all this world In round numbers this means had come. isd attended church during an hat some two million adults the time we decided to build a new there is nothing else real and abiding. Yours truly. verage week. the state attend the church hiph school Is correct, then this build- No Santa Claus? Thank God—he Rabbi David Scheinfeld This is one of a aeries of 6 East Hegel Ave. if their faith in an average ing is admirably suited for expansion. veek. hurch attendance reports, a lives and he lives forever. A thousand |-= Colonia, N. J. regular feature of the New Jer- A comparison with Polls If this isn't the case — and it will take years from now, Virginia, nay tent December 13,1959. sey Poll. made in approximately the more than a casual disagreement by thousand years from now, we will con- same weeks during the year Watch fof them in this newn- laper. non-taxpaying experts in the middle tinue to make glad the heart of child-1| Under the Capitol Dome 1958 shows that church at- tendance was slightly higher This newspaper presents th« of a day-dream to convince us other- hood. By J. Joseph firibbln JUST PARAGRAPHS percentagewise In New Jersey eports of The New Jersey Poll wise — then we should have the hajd luring 1958 than It was during exclusively in this area. he past twelve months. Dif- facts which would make the expansion Popular Resort B-70 PLAN TRIMMED TRENTON—Chimes will ring ner warmth that comes only at anger of death on the crowded Old Dr. Johnson, who thought ferences, however, are relatively •proposal impractical, impossible or December, 1959 1 minor. The B-70 heavy-bomber pro- bit louder because of many Christmas time. So when the streets and highways. patriotism could be the las r&m, on which a half-billion [bith. Furthermore, advocacy of. ri- "With hands upraised, as with one voice, things for hundreds of men- chimes ring on Christmas Eve The weather sometimes joins refuge of a scoundrel, wouli 56.9 per cent of the adult ci- lollars 1ms been spent, has been They join their notes in grand accord; tally retarded persons, young the children will fcnow for sure in producing pavements that nave been surprised at superior tizens interviewed during the practically eliminated by tha idii-ulously large sites for school build- ind old, in Na* Jersey State possibilities in the Fifth Amend- weeks measured in 1958 told Halt to December! say they all the music is for them alone. ire often slippery, because of Air Force. lilies, also will be insufficient argument institutions Friflay. ment. — The Chicago Sunday New Jersey Poll staff reporters Instead of going ahead with It gave to earth our Christ, the Lord!" ce, snow and rain. Visibility is Tribune. [for a group of taxpayers so sorely It Is Christmas at Totowa, STATE HOUSE CHRIST- that they had attended church plans to build the big bombei K. Hoyt lso retarded thereby, produc- it Vlneland, and at New Lls- MAS:—Several large Christmas ing increased hazards for the This compares to 1959's as a replacement for the pres- [pressed as are we. And now comes the last month of x>n and the good smell of trees transferred from Wash- Life In the V. S. A. per cent attendance. unwary. A seasonal letdown in Americana — In Minneapol' nt B-62, the Air Force said There Is a hard core of feeling in the the year. It seems only a short time spruce and balsalm te in the air. ington Crossing State Park to safety has also been discerned With the state's Increasing that it was going to turn out Santa Claus has already paid the lawn of the State House man 'reports swallowing population, 'the chances are I Board of Education which clings des- when both drivers and pedes- only one or two test models nl ago that we were at the very beginning his annual visits to many of constitute the official tribute of button by mistake for a sleep that more people actually at- trians forget safety in the hus- ing tablet and passing a rest the B-70. which is designed tc perately to the Free School Lands as of 1959, and thus each year goes just the "children" and they have the State of New -Jersey»to the tle and bustle of the season. tended church this year thai cut defense costs. The develop • Christmas season. ful night.—Detroit News. did in 1958, albeit the percent' •the only proper site for new schools. a little bit faster. been enriched with candy and ment of intercontinental bal' cake and fruit. Tomorrow night Another tinseled green giant The National Safety Counci age of the total adult popula reports that accidents involv- Nothing listic missiles were seen as ma^ IT ie Planning Board has taken a po- December is probably the most they will listen for the sound of of the forest, adorned with sil- tlon attending has levelled off jor causes of the Air Force'i ing drinking drivers throughou 8onny—Daddy, do you thin! An analysis of the variou: Is'ion against such use on the grounds memory-filled month for most of us Shepherd's sandled feet, and ver snow and decorated with Job ever had stone bruises o decision. enjoy the contentment of can- red and blue and green light! the country reached 55 per cent population groups in the stati lit is the only acreage left, of suitable for it contains Christmas, the wonder- in a recent ChristmsS-«feason his heels? dle light. is the pride of the Governor'! Daddy—No, son, I don't sup on the matter of churchgolni WATER PLANT BIDS IN Last December 74 people were brings to light a number of In Is e. which can be developed into an ful Santa Claus memories, and thi Friday, families and friends executive suite, wljlle a hun pose he did. Eight manufacturers hav> dred smaller trees In state of- killed by cars In New Jersey teresting sidelights. [ Industrial park. In holiday season, with its reverence and will arrive to visit those who and 6,098 personal injuries. Sonny — Gee, Daddy, submitted bids to provide : walk alone through life. They fices stand at quiet attentioiiHo didn't know anything abot For example, higher propor commercial seawater distllla a community as desperate as is ours emphasis on peace, brings out the bes honor the hollnay of Christ-j tions of women than men sa; will bring many joys of the CHRISTMAS BATTLE: Gen suffering, did he? tion unit for use in the Virgii mas. that they attended church dur- Islands, S. I. Olson, acting di 1 for industrial ratables, it would seem in man. the Christmas season and all ! eral George Washington ad' will be drawn closed by the The larger trees were set up Not Responsible ing the past twelve months rector of the OfBce of Terri I as though the Free School Lands — if It is also a month full of historical by a corps of State House util- mitted In a letter to his broth- This finding was also found spirit of the Yuletide season. er, dated December 18, 1776 John—Where have you be tories, Department of the In and when they come available for mu- ity meii, carpenters and elec- be the case in 1958. anniversaries. The Monroe Doctrin The thrills of happiness will be that "the game is pretty neai all this time? Here I've be terior, has announced. tricians, all serving tempprarily 57 per cent of the wome nicipal disposal — should immediately was enunciated in 1823 on Decembe shared together and the day up." Then, in desperation, hi waiting far you like a fool fi The distilling plant will b as helpers of Santa Claus, talked to over the past twelve will be a happy one. launched the all-out and vic- the past hour. operated by the Virgin Island be offered for light industrial use. 2. Illinois joined the Union in 1818, on while pretty clerics and stenog- months said they had been to torious attack on the Hessian Marie — I'm sorry if I kep Corporation, a Federal.Goverr Busy, days, happy days, day raphers in all offices took time church during the previous ment corporation, to Increas If other satisfactory alternatives are December 3, President Van Buren was crammed full of heart-warm garrison stationed at Trenton you waiting but I think you an out to decorate doorways and unreasonable to blame me fi seven days. the^Terrltory's Supply of drlnl | open to us — such as expansion of the born in 1782, in Kinderhook, N. Y. H Ing doings, have speedily passed trim the smaller trees. on Christmas night, seven days later. It proved to be the turn- how you waited. In contrast, 52 per cent of theing water. present high school plus acquisition of was the eighth President of the Unitec by in preparation for this Because of becoming a pos- Christmas ing point of the Revolutionary Ian adequate site in Colonia, for ad- States. War. Christmas ormerly located in the State | ditional classrooms r- then we should The 7th" is the immortal anniversary and white lights have been House rotunda has beeji ab- "Our affairs are in a very bad May Your Christmas Be Bright properly placed and scores of condition," Washington wrote. release the Free School Lands from oi the attack on Peatf Harbor, which sent from the State House shiny ornaments have been Jhristmas scene for two years, "The conduct of the Jerseys With Friendliness and Cheer our thinking for possible school use. occurred in 1941. Eli Whitney was born dusted off and carefully hung but hundreds of wreaths, with has been most infamous. on many trees. Gala Christmas This tract has a much more advan- on the 8th, in 1765. He invented the bright red bows on the outside Instead of turning out to de- parties are over and Friday fen^ their country they are tageous use as we have* tried to indi- of all windows, give the entire cotton gin. Joel Chandler Harris was rooms will be transformed into state capitol a Christmas pack- making their submissions as cate. born on the 9th, in 1848, near Eaton- a happy chaos of bright rib- age look. fast as they can. ... If every bons, cardboard boxes, torn nerve is not strained to recruit Thus. It is to be earnestly hoped the ton, Georgia. The 10th is Wyoming paper, gay laughter and shouts Sjnce last Monday, Christ' mas carols have been sung at a new army ... the game suggestion that such advantageous Day, the 11th is Indiana Day, and the of pure joy, Friendliness and pretty near up." contentment will reign. noonday from the second floor use be decided, be agreed upon by the 12th is remembered as the birthday of balcony of the historic rotunda At the time, continental At New Lisbon, Santa Clans muiiey was practically worth- John Jay, the first Chief Justice of the by a group of state workers, BoaVd of Education. arrived last Sunday and gave accompanied by the State less; the army was held in con- United States, who was born in New each boy a preient and person- Highway Department Rhythm tempt; and the people, losing York on that date in 1745, December ally wished him a Merry Christy Handlers. faith in ultimate victory, were h There a Santa GmuY- maji. The early arrival of Santa returning in great numbers to < Herewith k me of the mort fltaflrim 14 Is remembered as the day on which was necessary because some of HOLIDAY DEATH: — Holi- the King's protection. «Moriak In tiic hlrtory of Journalism. It wai Washington died, at Mount Vernon the boys go home for Christmaji day hazards usually transform The American Revolution vacations. Those who remain the Christmas season into a, written br French F, Cnurcn and w»t flnt Va., M 1799. The Boston Tea Party is and the future of the nation printe* on September II. 1897, In the New will receive additional presents nightmare for many families in were" at stake when Washing- REGULAR remembered f^or December 16 in 1773 and partake of a turkey dinner New Jersey. York Sua.) ton, in the morning darkness BANKING HOURS: Christmas is made op of so many wonder- John Greenleaf Whittier was born De- with all the toin's. Christmas As a result, state safety offi- of December 26,1776, launched cials are diagnosing the causes ful things... love... laughter... joy... We take pleasure in answering at cember 17, in Haverhill, Massachu- carols will be sung tomorrow his half-naked, wretched army Monday Thru night and Friday. and issuing warnings accord- against the Hesslon garrison companionship ... song... kindness and mice and thus prominently the com- setts. This'is also the day of the firs' ingly. Heavy traffic helps make Thursday The program is repeated in that British General Howe had beauty. We hope that all its pleasures join munication below, expressing at the successful flight in a heavier-than-ai: all State Institutions with the the season deadly, and people left at Trenton. In the fury of 9 A. M. to I P. M. carrying bundles enhance the to weave a tapestry of happiness foi you same time our gre^t gratification that children glowing with that In- snow, sleet and floating Ice, machine, by the Wright Brothers 2.40Q men fought strong winds Friday and yours you'll always cherish. its faithful author Is numbered among which occurred at K|tty Hawk, N. C GLAMOR GIRLS and the river's fierce current to 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. We extend out Best Wishes to you for a the fri/ends of The/Sun: reach the New Jersey short at Merry Christmas. on this day in 1903. I what \B now Washington Cross- Dear Mitor: I am el*bt yean old. ing State Park. Some of H7 Mile blends uy there Is The Pilgrims landed on Dec^berj no S»nto Clam. ' A 22 in 1620, and this year winter begiasj The eight-mile march (to Trenton; the battle of Trenton HOLIDAY BANKING HOURS: Pap* tar*. "« you »ee it In Thfr Sun. on that same day. The 24th is Christ- and the fast return of the lt'» •©." mas Eve, and on that day, in 1814, the American forces to Pennsyl- During the last two weeks of this month we will be open Please tell me the Iruth; k there » vania, only to return a few days U. S. and England ended their war. Santa Claw? A later and win the Battle of WEDNESDAY, Dec. 23 and Dec. 30 from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., VIRGINIA O'HANtON The 25th is Christmas, and the 26th 'rinceton, sparked the waning and THURSDAY, Dec. %\ anA)ec. 31, from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. 115 We«t Nlnety-IWth Street is remembered for the American fc- patriotism of the country. CLOSED CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S DAY Virginia, your little friends are all tory at Trenton, N. J., in 1776. f- STOP SIGNS: — Christina; r, December 25, and Friday. January 1st) wrong. They hav« been affected by the The 29th is remembered as the birth- red stop signs will be fashion- 'kepticiam of a skeptical age. They do able throughout New Jersey day of" Andrew Johnson, the seven- after next week. not believe except they see. They think teenth President of the Untied States, 1'lie Stale Bureau of Traffic Hiat nothing can be which is not com- who was born in Raleigh, N. C, in reminds municipal traf- prehensive by the|r little minds. All fic officials that in 1956 tilt; 1808. legislature passed a bill which minds, "Virginia, whether they be And, finally, in looking over the days •hanged the color of Stop Signs. men's or children's, are little. In this This change provided that stop of December, on December 30, 1855, shall have a red back- Woodbridge nieat universe of ours, man is a mere James Qadson arranged the Gadson Bfoi'fnd. white letters and bor- insect, an ant, In his intellect, as com- Purchase, a strip of land that is now der and shall be illuminated. pared with the boundless world about The old stop signs having a in New Mexico and Arizona, from yellow background and black National Band him, as measured by the intelligence Santa Anna for $10,000.00 The tract letters must' be repainted not • apable of grasping the whole truth contained 45,535 square miles. Gad- later than December 31, 1959, Our new Building, Coiner Moore Avenue the law stated. Therefore such md knowledge. aon, who was from South Carolina signs remaining unchanged! and Berry Street (Opp. Town Hall) "I'm afraid we can't come to your party. Horaw j YM, Virginia there is a Santa Claue. ivas' seeking a good route for a south- a after the end of December will Member: Federal Rewrve Syrtom and Federal Deponty iMuranc* Corporation Umtd lot it" be Illegal and unenforceable. I He exists as certainly as love and gen- uver-Uamtd lot it. ern railroad to California, and a rail- (Continued on Page 19) mmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmM 'osity and devotion exist and you road utilizes this territory. now that they abound and give to TWELVE Honor Roll Engineering is Started hospital Is Listed por New Heyden Building HnPEMWN—Mi«s Mary Tvt •Club, snnminrM the Honor Roll for roRDg _._ HfydPii Newport thMlr.t period: ichemloal Corporation is nro- GrBd" IV Mr«. Oagllano. cfedlng with the building of jl">l;-nt.s In thr »-, , teaehrr: Maryanne Beh a n. ilt n|w malelc Rnhydride plant Mrs. Adamiec is Elected rd Noo ; \ Beverly Pasko. Victoria Novo, gt Ford5t ^ preparatory »n- C!ii I and Stephen Mohary. peering phases havlnr •••« Headof Second Ward GOP tlic lit | -Grade 3A. Mr* MaaM.rnmpif.ted. Mr. S. Askin. presi:- fWhrr: Philip Benyola. Guy denti 5tRte(J today. I Kochlrk. John Kondrk. Victoria ,_ . „, , ,. , FORDS-A meetlnB of .he T Second Ward Republican Club ,, , Adam. Victoria Ciallella, Amy * ? A ,, , , dn s of lh(1 s(Y0]ld WIlf( l mftIeic Bnhvdrldanhydridee venturventuree for n in liio mitVs i Hoffman. Helen Hornyak, Paula , •. . J : i 'as held Monday at Frank s „,.„..• th inBiiunrntiMn r, iirvi U being Wiirtls by Mrs ', Kiiblnak. Linda Roth. k 1):;., Joan^tntd and built by 3elentlTlrJohn 0Menra. president, pre- Mp Y ... n. «s Santa (•• j'i SznlaJI, Suzanne Tylor, ls II |t>slsm Company. Inc. to use|Slded. A Blate o{ offlcers ,or tne <_ " .. ""• . , W of ,„,• V».vda. and Mary Wojcik ; ,the Scientific Design process comJng year was presented by 'JJd Lthrr lh '" " 'iriMnizrrs Of \- m ! Orad" 3B. and Till have a capacity of 24.- the chairman of 0* nominal- 1_ (>l"l) «n(T slnro 1920 T1 onstream date foriAdamtec. The results of the f^nnf nt« Sllinrl'JV ... "' ''arnlcrs |m.;,,(! c 4A, Mrs.Peterson. new plant is during the election were as follow;. Beverly Chlsmar. p j President, Mrs. Helen Ada- y 111 l f rth quarter of i960. '»' Kathleen Andreonl, Beatrix flexibility Is a'mlec; vice president. John Ja&w: < I'M, f^r nior Bilin^ky. Christine Popan. Jill! ^ vi of the new plant j treasurer. Oscar Wilson; corre- ""''- Mi •. Arihur A o., Strge, Dlanne Stmbel, ElUa-<«P«I»1 J1 At Fords Church - - — secretary, Lorraine F0RDg _. T)lc srn)ar (-i,n|r recording secretary, and WnUhpr u 0, Our Edna Munn, sergeant at «nn».! ,,. Harkay, corr> Mr1 . Askln said. Redeemep Lutheran clul h ( Inh in Mrnln I'.irk Tfrrifr I'lilrrtiilni-d wiutii;- Orade 4B, Mrs. Roman, THK RIDS HAD A (IRANI) T1MI Mcmlirr of die p'Tri'tary. Mrs. s sslon a!*^" preSPn' * combined can- teacher; Joseph Ballnskl, Prand The consumption of malelc -.mi 1 i>. I III' . ruler nilli Mifiif of Hir chililrrii aruuiul him. hit. tata and Christmas paRennt. stcis ill thi" iiriRliliKiliiMMl Sunday .iflrniouii. Baran, Douglas 8zyetaex, iWanhydride Is conservatively Christmas party was held withj : Bocchino, Edith Lorente, Elite-'.estimated to double by T&65,. AMrs. Mildred Jensen as chair- Sunday at 8 P. M. in the nr\v Mi,, v.l..;i ; beth Phelffer. and Roman* Slo-major portion of this growth j Refreshments were served church auditorium. A series of Hodman Str.iu.' wlnski. p where tile Corporation Kand carols sung with Mrs. Ada-jtableaux will be presented, nc-! K/nluy companled by the choir, Orade 5B. Mri. Pink, teach- expected In the resin lleld;|miec, as leader. Gifts were ex- showing of slides, and a iur er; Irene Adam, Cynthia An H long-established supplier of changed. dfrson, Annie 'Deak, Joannintermediates and specialty Mrs. John O'Mears, whols[rator. uroK'i-t. jir 11,. Fantazler. Linda Johnson, Mary chemicals. The largest single also ward chairman, extends a Edward Jacobsen will direct Stankewlcz. Robert Druszoajcontrlbuting factor to tTifa ex-cordial Invitation to all resl- the choir, and the tableaux tln> s:in:,,: Prank Lukacs. Dennis Malopol-jpanded demand will be the have been directed by Mrs. dip patient. ski. and Danny Pfelffer. polyester resin applicatlon. O . I? Henry Hoist. Howard Adams will be narrator. The followlns pit;il Cr,",., Orade SA, Miss Moscarelll. where growth rates w of JO% to^couts ti are taking part: Belson Jordan. teacher; Marie Mercurio, Mark-|50 r per year have recently! i> * are IHI lyn Kacsur, Nancy Sllagyl. been experienced. Significant ! Walter Riedel, Joseph; Kathleen Bilbao, Lois Mohary, advances are also expected In Camping TripS Madnen, Elaine Harm- Ulv Donna D'Amico, Emily Sutko, Intermediates and special 8p'i WOODBRIDOE —Boy Lnlda Vargo, Mary Ann Rodak, plications, as Troop 34, Woodbridge, camped bauer. shepherds; Robert Ko- Sandra Shwiner. Qall Thomas,;polymers only now emerging overnight at Roosevelt Park.1 Marks Birthday csls, John Prosek, Edward Dey- Joan Edley, Joseph SUagyl, Oall from development laboratories. Supervising were Robert Van I "I! US I,,:,' •• " ter, kings. Scalla, Irene Totin, acd- Karen Wagner, scoutmaster: James Hill': I' !' Of M) ;i:..' ' ' Kondas. JThomas, assistant scoutmaster; The Mr. and Mrs. Club or the O'M'-.u.i c('lcb:.i''i' • Orade SB, Mrs. Canpbell, Dennis Vin and William Doerr. church entertained 200 chil- l)::ll:(l;iv nt a'piiit'• . teacher; Jo Ann Koezan, Louise Blue and Gold dren at a Christmas party Sat- .'!! A:!:!\^(f):) In;,, urday afternoon. The children Santucci, and George Lestuck. of Troop 37, Woodbridge. IVvnt uc:r ['.;,: Orade T-I, Miss • Pearson, Dinner Listed ScouU attending were Robert1 participated In games, sonw. Karlo. I) : .,, •, teacher; Linda Slaudertack, Ludwigson, Dennis Vint, Jr., and saw afilm showing the IXinr.a Butler. I);,,:.: •[. Elizabeth Deak, Donald Pllaro- FORDS — Plans for a Blue Robert Reynolds, William first Christmas. A group gath- 9us;m Pirn. Pi-.u'v ()••„• - wics, Jean Ann Stefanlk, Kath- and Gold dinner February 11 Doerr, Jr., Robert Jumper, Jr.,!ered for carol singing .around rec.i nad K.Uhlrrs, A, : r leen Kerly, Crate Dobaon, at Log Cabin, Woodbrldge, were Paul Connelly, Richard Porna- the three-tiered birthday cake Sharoii , :• I ; Charles Haatrovkh, Alfred Dy- made at a meeting of Cub Pack del, Kurt Kucsma, Gary Van donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rfldv. Judv Sc; < • narakl. Christine Fkcsak, Den- 154 Thursday. Wagner. Games were played Miller in honor of Christ's Phyllis Na.sh nis Druszba, and Paula Metro. Winners of the recent candy and refreshments served by thebirth. Refreshments were served Mrs. O'MPui'ii \u- ,i- . •. Orade 7-1A. Mrs, Klnsey, sale were announced as follows; mothers club. The boys were and candy-fllled stockings liven Mr?. Hrlrn Nasi-. \;- "teacher; Ellaa Jacobs, Carol Ira Sllber, first prtee, sleeping Instructed in scoutcraft, and the children by Santa. KK1NDKKK AKE NOT BEING I SKI) THIS YEAR, but Santas hrlprr* with a ' bae full of toys" will let thrre just the Schwlng. Mrs. Daltv !-/ • amateur night plays around the: RiUCIerico.Garais •: •; • Westlake, Joseph Karol, Bar- bag; Paul Haney, second, pup; same—in a modern station waion, Thr toys, donated to St. Joseph's Village, an orphanage at RockleUh, bj parents of fire. and refreshment* ^•:-,..-. bata Locasz, Carmel Inverao, tent; Allan Fusara, third, JBAS MITZVAH The troop's annual Christmas children attending Our Lady of peace School. Fords, are being loaded into a sUtivn wagon by Mrs. F. G. Pftiff, presi- and LJlia Balsamo. knapsack. I WOODBRIDGE — The Onec party was held at Trinity dent of (Uor Ijdj of react PTA, and Sister Miriam (iorvase, principal. Both school and orphanage are conducted by tht ! VISITING HF.Rf Orade 7-J, Mr. Vial, teach- Aubrey Gluck was named Shabbot after the regular Fri-| Episcopal Church, Woodbridge. Sisters of St. Joseph, Newark. '. FORDS-Mr ui.J ':. > er; Linda Soltla, Sandra Marsh, leader of a new Weblog Dec. Each scout received a gift and day night services at Adath jftrdlnandsfn Orn:. r Rose Ann Johnston, Linda A display of arts and crafts the children were presented.Israel Synagogue will.bbe spon are winding the hrii.i.r- Taylor, Judy SHbinskl, Bernard and was held In keeping with the ed y r 'lion lines of .newspaper adver- Mr. Ferdlnandscn • : ; To«cano, Jacqueline V r b a n,|month's theme, "Do Your Best." candy canes. Scoutmaster ?« ,\}? " Van Wagner and Assistant Meistrich in honor of the tising in Its seven-year history. Mr. and Mrs firo: ••' Judy Gaddii, Donna Yarem- Scoutmaster Thomas were pre-Mitzvah of their daughteBSub-r Juniors Visit Kids Moves to Office • czak, Andrew LOTU, Carol p Includes among iU 37 ac-nand«en, 9 Woodl.Td > STRANGE SIGHT sented with gifti s by the Moth-'Abby. UNION — Zal Venet, presi- The young roupir ;i. " Archibald, Sylvia Stropkal, and counts Shop-Rite Super Mark- 1 The underprivileged child ers Club. Games were played dent of Venet AdvertisingS^"' parents of a da .;,::.: :. :• Geraldine King, ' The Dancer Point In Three Area Hospitals Croyden House Poods, from the city slums was In theand refreshments served. Agency, Inc. has announced! Ell«n, born n^f-rr.^v She—I've just read that a nines Rice Orade 7-2A, Mr. Tichenor,.country (or the first time for a WOODBRIDGE - The SUb-jSchool Scholarship Fund. 'that the agency offices will Th« • Enough ;:man out in the West exchanged Drug Approved Phar- teacher; Beth Grow, Patricia vacation. Everything he beheld wlfe for a horse. Youjj i In the interest of public wel- from Irvlngton on De arc Mr. and Wife to husband after several I his un Or Woman's Club visited Bonnle ;Kozak, Patricia Tellha, Janice Q the farm was new and won- wouldn't exchange me for fare and In appreciation for the cember 28 to expanded facilities! iarry Erl'^on, Vi A!h. • Lund, Margaret Snlth, Ro«e- drous to his pinched little face. rounds of drinks at a cocktail in th> Perth Amboy c Coloma party: "Henry, don't take an-, dear? 'juse of the IndePendent-Le8der8tlV25-Mo;rls7vfnuV;union.|30 "' XS^'a'STi;'."'*'"- marie Lanpanky, and Raymond Rahway n Toward sunset or the first other'cocktail" Your face Is al-' not. but 1 'iBnildine for mnnthiv mpcHnBu. .„ _ >ca"ona, Electronic Guild of |. Roosevelt hospitals last'a donation of $10.00 was made The day he stood Intently watching ready getting blussed." - Ex- hate to have anyone tempt mo|and Agency will occupy aJNew Jersey, State Products In-'lNSTBCCTION • Grad« 7-J, MUs Straight,! Monday. Coloring books con-jto the Independent Irate Parent—Ml t.\ich Ithe farmer's wife phickmg a change. with a darned good car. floor In a recently tstltutlonal Foods, Empire Eelc- ^teacher; Kathy Hrlts, David Beauty|to make love to ir.v da•:: Chrlstersen, Barbara VargoJchicken. modernized and enlarged bulld-;tronlcs, and Contessa -•'SfL'rr SVL^t^L ^, U^ *..* PUB, -r^di*^ clerl-^t, jilr. 'Diana Sllva, and Charleen After a bit his curiosity grew C 1 creative nd e utlve ot with candy canes attached to mellene Coppola, and Miw Bar-'" ' ;» " f ' .Simon. j CCoool YouYoutth - I too great and he asked gravely, gay covers were presented to i»ara Cook were In charge of »«-s.were designed to agency Grade 7-4A, Mrs. Steucr, 'Do you take off their clothes ; Statehood issue divides Puerto'would, old boy: I do: AVENEL PERSONALS the confined children. ' ihQspitalJly. specifications to provide mail- Rico party. 'teacher; Lawrence Kovacs. every night, lady " 'be making much Report* were heard ,from! mum facilities for lnter-de- client confer- N.B.C. terminate! Van Dor- Herter pledges NATO full U. MRS. MARTM GCTOWSR1 dergarten, primary and junior Mlss"Ann Nenies, chairman of JEVERVTHING CUARGED •partment and and creative! •en's contract 8. support. 14 George Street, ATenel departments at Westminster!tne recent candy s«e and from Tom: 'My, but the girl youences, research HE 4-0951 Hall. Children brought white Miss Rita Patnol, veteran and mt introduced me to Is mag- functions, ,1 1 gifts of canned or boxed food]armed services chairman, who letic." —Christine and Patty Leahy, , A regional and national ad- j daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-for needy families. requested members to contrib- Bill: "She ouiiht to be. Every-Wtlslng agency, Venet Adver-p ling she has on is charged." Using has placed over 100 roll- [ liam Leahy, Hudson Boulevard, —Sunday the C.Y.O. of St.ut! e fcrosswsrd puades to her CHRISTMAS are home recuperating after j Andrew's Church will receive,committee. The puzzles will be assembled on cardboard and tonselectomies performed atHoiy communion in a body at 8 and a sent to veteran's hospitals. the Perth Amboy General, Hos-tn e 10 A M Mgss pital. Tentative plans were an- —The Avenel-Colonla First JOYOUS NEW YEAR —Flight Engineer and Mrs. nounced by Miss Marlyn Tur- Aid Squad held a Christmas Earl Oodejohn and children/ ner, eduaction chairman, for a from the party for member's children cake sale to be held for the REM LIQUORS Gary and Betty Lou, Quonset Sunday at headquarters. Point, Rhode Island, are visit- benefit of the WoodbrldR? High "MAXCT" CHOPER Liquor Store ing for the holidays Mrs. Gode- Route #1 and Kelly Street (Next to Merit Mkt.) JABPEE, Proprietor! ohn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Adolph Elster, -Commercial 5 MENLO PARK TERRACE Lyenue. 5 Best wishes for & sacred 'r-The Junior Woman's Club 1 Merry Christmas occasion, Have a won- of Avenel held 1U Christmas | party at Miss Gail Cooper's, | Please accept our best wishes Open Christmas Evef™ derful holiday! Palrview Avenue, Colonia. A* party for members' children for the happiest of holiday sea- TT1U May Hw trw mtoniflg of Chriifmot Phone VA 6-2356 and young guests was held sons ... and our sincere appre- Open Christmas Day, r' M. Monday night at Mrs. John ciation of your good will and b« with ut now ot on lh« nigMof *• 485 New Brunswick Ave. Egan's, George Street. The next meeting is January 12. the opportunity of serving you. All Popular Brands of FORDS, N. J. Christ CNM't birth. May *• CWitfMt —The Termite Fellowship of j' I the First PrlesByterian Church]' itory IKi» OMW In t*«yfc«ar». Mo y enjoyed a skating party Satur- WINES - CORDIALS - LIQUORS day at South AJmboy Arena. —Brown)e Troop SB held a RON-LEN Christmas party Thursday at 5 1 COM) BEER AT ALL TIMES! Our the First Presbyterian Church. bow «|i do, *Wi good *• H*v4 «•"• DECORATORS, INC ; i Heartfelt An exchange of glfti was Prompt I n>t Delivery ! featured. And aay al tlw W»«i*o» of CWit- Thanks —Girl Scout Troqp 52 will 93 Main Street, Woodbridge For Your hold a Christmas party Mon- Phone LI 9-9313 Continued day from 1 to 10 VM. with Mrs. Stanley Plorkey, leader, Avenel Patronage Street. Girls are to bring 50c BANKING HOURS for CHRISTMAS "THE gifts to exchange. The troop COOPERS" sang Christmas carols last , aid NEW YEAR'S WEEK night at Roosevelt Hospital. WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY Troops led by Mrs. William WEEK OF DECEMBERII: Graham and Mrs. K. Bonip al- BUILDING MATERIAL STORE Phonr A Heal Treat so participated. I Monday and Tuenday from » A. M. to 2:30 r. >• Kusy to Serve —Parents, relatives and ME 4-0128 WOODBRIDGE, N.J. I WEDNESDAY—3 to 2:30 and 5 to 7 P_3 LI 8-2141 friends of the. Btmday mliool nil U# "fes^e howl" lMbMitm o/ the JBrtt. P«wti? Xfaunday fron» 9 U> I AH - CLO8EB HH»AV with our appetizing terian Church atUmoVd two COOPER'S eggnog. Perfect for Christmas programs Sunday ; THE COMMUNITY K)R 45 YEARS WEEK 01'' DEt'KMBER 2H parties, or any time sponsored by the nursery, kin M DAIRY friends drop in. Monday and IHiesduy from 9 A. M, to t •'• WEDNESDAY—9 to 2:30 and 5 to 7 Best Wishes for A Very Plan Vuui INDUSTRIAL Thunday Irom 9 to 2:30 - CLOSED trivd Merry Christmas and a I'hll Cur WIT RESIDENTIAL s I w« u% tnicl »p«ru. Joyous Mew Year to all! HIM I'nuu-Octan or V*- DO - IT - YOURSELF THE FORDS witb c»tlan OrulM, v« iulp NATIONAL BANK COOPER'S DAIRY HAHWAY AVENUE-Near the Why not buy the,BEST? It may cost a Mi«|dle»ex Avenue, Iselin City Hall and the Mutual Store. little more, but it's worth the difference. Th9 Friendly Bank of t'ordt, Nm» ,/»«^ furf MUk From Our O«n Tubtrmlin Teitod C««l Bm rmmm m«avi ««•* Mon. and Fit 8:00 to 530 • Tuw, Wed, andThure. 8:00 to 500 • Sat 800 to Noon or wwtwuih DBPOWT IOTUIIAWCI OO» TA-l-INl PAOE THIRTEEN Jadassah Holidayi'ya. Sislerlwod Welcomes ( mn h Pll lls McGlynn Election i ' y P m, , M , ' n. rSKLIN Children of Schoolj Is Chosei 1 COLONIA — Election uf of- 15 presented the pioninm nt, ndwwj Members at Dinner ficfirs WBS held at the first, meet- TREI.IN Joseph E. McGly The fifth IVtri Kntvilz, Mrs, Bernard, Laurrncp Stelnlii-vu. Mrs ing of the newly-formed Co- Monday at school. Nm- 8B Edwurd Street, has membership dllllHT <)( Sister -j Krnvilz. Mrs Jack I^ibowitz.jman Tucker. lonia Chapter of Hudassah rwid Thr program was as follows: liood Beth Sholom nf [scllti wns Herteri president of the recently at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Flrnmrd I.ilien, Mrs. Eric; f\abbi and Mrs Frankel *<•;>• "Christmas Around the held at the center. !)0 Cooper Democratic Club for the co Manny Temkln, 55 Surry Lane. Muclinikorf. Mrs, Bernard Ont- presented With a Clmnuknh Worl(J": Vlrkl Crammer, Ber- Avenue The Invocntion \vtu> yenr. Mrs. Joseph Levy was nomln ley, Mrs, Robert '1'nipin. Mrs. MenoVah by Mrs. Herbert. Reliir nard Oerstncr. Margaret nlvcn hy Mrs. Herbert The new club head hold* ating chairman. Nathan Roth, Mrs. Max Roth- president, on behalf of Sister- Clough, Dledre 11s, Charles president, and Mrs. Satrmeljbaum, Mrs. Milton Sablatsky,'hood!f Bachelor of Sctence degree j Officers elected were Mrs. Cerbone, Allan HaJ)pel. Doreen;Hoffman, vice-president. Mrs. Nathan Schussler, Mrs. Entertainment, furnisliei Education Master of Arts ', Temkln, president; Mrs. Edward Pullman, Sheryl Ffiorrak, Joan members are.: Mrs. Mil- e, Gundancp. and Personnel ward Stern, vice president; Mrs Herbert Sellf?, Mrs. LIHman by Mrs, Arthur ^odell nnd Mis, Schott, Karl Iff!.and, Bnlce ton Aboff, Mrs. N. E, Brodsky, Shapiro, Mrs. Fred Singer, Mrs. Paul Potash, fofk slnnon has completed his sixth Stanley Srulowitz, recording! Regos, Willis MoyeV. Bob Mey- Mrs. L. A. Cook. Mrs. William level In Social Psychology secretary; Mrs. Abe Kramer, erowitz, Nancy Kirov, George Cohn, Mrs. Robert, Cohen, Mrs.! Selon Hall University. He' secretary. Mrs. Temkln appoint- Bennett, Diana Mywletyn. Anizelo D'Agostlno, Mrs. Prank, employed by the Ellzab ed the following committee The Horn, Israeli dance, Davis. Mrs. Harry Epstein, Mrs.. Gifts to Hospitalized Board of Education. chairmen: Mrs. Irving Zuck- Hymen Falchook, Mrs. jRckj berg, phone squad; Mrs. Jerome Donna Kramer, Linda O'Con- Other officers are: Quilli nell, Lorraine Oatley, Gerald Finkelsteln, Mrs. Arthur Fr'ler- Crosby. 95 Washington Aven BerkowlU, gift certificate; Mrs, man, Mrs. Milton Gerber, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Leonard Schlosser; •una, Stephen Di Zlo, Gerald Tots Given by Auxiliary first vice president; Mrs. Barabokla, Robert Eddlngton Mass Goldberg, Mrs. George dred Jewkes, 213 Ellzab education; Mrs. Melvin Schlea-i Gottlieb, Mrs. Burt Kalz. Mrs. COLONIA—Members of the inger, publicity. Kfithy Schuetz, Sherry Cowell. Avnmie. second vice preside^ Marjorle Rosenfeld, Donna Lee Samuel Kaufman, Mrs. Louis ,'olonla Oaks twig, Rahway Mrs, Adalr McGlynn, record Oeneral meetings will be held Lewis, Mrs. Sheldon Schwartz, Michel, John Davis. Joel Stein- Hospital Auxiliary, went to the l.s-vretftry; Mrs. Jane Car the second Monday of, each Mrs. S. A. Seclow, Mrs. Isadore Church School berg, LOUIB Hesryes, Oary Sny- hospital Monday afternoon to 22 Bender Avenue. re-elect| month and executive board der, Llnd| Barber. >filcerman, Mrs. Robert, Serot distribute personally puppets meetings" the corresponding secretary; last Monday of ken, Mrs, Nathan Felnberg which they had made to all raeh month. Nativity scene, Thomas Bon- Gives Program thy Dalt. HO Kennedy Stre The board will Mrs. Robert tyclnstein. Mis. lra| hlldren in the pediatrics ward. meet this coming Monday at the ornolo, Cecelia Menzenbach, c ISELIN—The Sunday School re-elected treasurer; Paul Welser, Mrs. ~D . 0. Weise.r, Mrs, A skilled group of artists and Ian, IBS Wood Avenue, home of Mr*. Srulowlte, 829 Dennis Sager, William Sepan- .uplls of Iselin Assembly of Edward Monastersky, Mrs craftsmen, the Cotonla Oaks West Lake Avenue, Rah way. ski, Warren Yunckes, Glenn Qod Church presented a Christ- elected sergeant-at-arnu. Samuel Heller, Mrs, Ira Hey- twig members, also do beautiful The constitution win be dls- Ribblett, Richard Severlno, ma* program at the church en- GIFT FOR MODERATOR; Rev. Robert Mayer, moderator, in shown rwHvinit a gift from Committeemen Peter Serin man, Mrs. Robert Trachtenberg ciramlc work. Mrs. Edward cussed. Harold Haase. titled "The Light Came". some of the staff members of St. Cecelia's Free Catholic Library, Iselln, at a Christmas and Thomas Costello, spoke Mrs, Ell Jacobs, Mrs. Abe Fran- Partenope Is chairman. Santa Claus scene, William The invocation was given by party. Left to right, Mrs. John Rakauskas, Mrs. Frank Enderleln, Rev. Mayer, Mrs. Issues in the Township and I kel, Mrs. Bernard EdelstelnJ Biggest project the group Is Anthony, Charles Eccles, Kath- Mrs, Jacob Kllmerman, Mrs. Pastor Wm. R. Kirby and Andy Alexander Matzuk and Miss Jane Podstowskl. the Fourth Ward In partlcul) Fire District Survey working on now Is a card party leen Krusen. Jules Whitman, and Mrs Waldhemi welcomed the assem- The outKolnK officers to be held February 19 a Planned in Colonial Glee Club which sang holi- Charles Sherry. bly. praised for their contrlbut School 20. Proceeds from this COLONIA—Joseph Pennelly day music, David Carvalho, Rabbi Bernard Prankel con- The program consisted of the to the club and commu will finance a major contribu was appointed chairman of a Jackie Pox, Judy Lobb, a!ducted consecration services following: Solo, "O Little. Town Scout Pack Proves to Be Christmas Party The club voted to present tlon to the hospital's cardiology committee of the Greater Co- O'Reilly, Gary Scott, Robert and each new member was of Bethlehem", Karen Fishlie retiring president, John A. lonla Democratic Club to In- Eddjngton, Helen Hoffman, iven a plant to symbolize the work. An all - expenses - paid Melvin Bennett, recitation? inone, 10 Lowell Street, wit! vestigate the changing of fire Kathryn McCann, Arnold Rod- growth of Sisterhood. week at the Sands Hotel In Las Philip Kirby, Valerie Bennett Santa's Little Helpers Held at Center plaque in appreciation for districts In the Lynn Oaks vi- gaard, Linda Spoon, Valerie 1 Vegas for two will be the top and David Workman gave can- I S E LI N - The Christmas work during his term of off! The five-year charter mem- COLONIA—A gala Christmas cinity. Mr. Fennelly presided Turek, Joanne Andalora, Linda bers were each presented with prize, dle messages. party for the children of the A Christmas party was " party was held yesterday at at a recent meeting of the club Cwlekalo. Stephen Dl Zlo, An- a rose. They include: Mrs. Sey- Accordion duet, Gail Work- Menlo Park Diagnostic Center after the business sessions 6chool 17 by Cub Scout Pack held in the Inman Avenue flre- gellka Hoeher. Paul Martin, mour^Ackerman, Mrs. David man and Lynn Waldheim; reci- was held by the Chain O'Hilis|featured a gift exchange 4fl. The" boys, busy as Santa's tillage Group house. Theresa-fiesta, Nancy Anoia, Ander? 'Mrs. Herbert Barlow, tation, "Shirling Light", Wil- Woman's Club. (refreshments. Chanukah Rites Ham Anthony; recitation, Rob-|h elPer\had m,ade the John Davis, Mary Hamlll, Betty Mrs. Jerome Barrls, Mrs. Jerome i Mrs. Robert Bongart, chair- H WM announced that the ert Vignall, "The Light of tions themselves, rehearsed HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hovls, Lorraine Roberts, Ellen Jassell, Mrs, Martin Cohen, Host to Tots man, announced that Mr. and] next meeting January 20 will be Christmas"; solo, Ruth Ann skits, and made and wrapped ISELIN—Miss Barbara K| Takowenko, Debroah Yesa- Mrs. Morris Cohen, Mrs. Walter Mrs. John Copoer, magicians, open to the public and will be To Be Observed Maxwell, "Away in a Manger"; presents which they gave to Wood Avenue, was feted on ', lonla, Arlene De Marcedo, Patri- Cooper, Mrs. Herman Dlngott, COLONIA-The Colonia Vll- donated their services for the a Candidate* Night meeting for Primary Boys, John Santa to be taken to the St. 19th birthday at a buffet aj cia tinhorn, Robert Kennedy Mrs. Seymour Thatcher, Mrs ISELIN — Rabbi . lage Civic Association held Its affair. Mr. Cooper Is principal tho«e running for the Board of aldheiIn EdwBr d Glbbs an Walburga orphanage, Roselle per given by her parents, Daniel Donnelly, Suzanne Far- George Form, Mrs. Paul Fran Frankel has announced that|W, . _ f Jfonukah. Cubmas- Schneider, Newark; Mr. • William L'Hotta, Brian Kueh ter Gus Di Bella greeted Santa y Maureen McDermott, Monica Members of Mrs.-*Bongart's old Nlckle, Wood Avenue, have bot will honor the wedding an- as Martin; recitation, John Mrs. Albert KrlU and childi ner, Lor a' Raymond, Kathv when he appeared. The assist- Monahan, Diana Pols ton, James committee were: Mrs. Joseph] announced the engagement of niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roscoe, "Reected Light"; skit, Albert and Linda, Mr. and | Schuetz, Oarry Snyder, Linda ant den mothers led the caro' 'atterson. Peter RastocnylJohnsto^ co-chairman, Mrs. Robert Krill and daughter, their daughter, Joan, to Otto New Members Kravltz. Primary Girls, Myrtle Anthony, Barber, Karl Oonway, Marie singing. Rudy Peterson broughi ilayed a medley of Christmas Donald Essex, Mrs, Lawrence' anne, Union Beach; Mr. Ballz, son of Dr. and Mrs. An- narrator; sennonette, Pastor Oraham, Donna Kramer, Linda Saturday morning the junior in the Yule log which was filled In Kg on his accordion andMoran, Mrs. Bernard Somers, Mrs. Louis Heimall and daU| ton Baits, Salzburg, Austria. jKirby; gifts and candy distrib- O'Connell, Marjorte Rosenfeld.l jongregatlon will participate In uted. Benediction, Pastor Kirby. with gifts from the Pack to I Monica Monahan danced. Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. ter Lois, Livingston: Mr. MiM NlckJe wa« graduated 1 Join Sisterhood Sabbath and Chanukah serv- Kathy Scott. Wayne Sullivan, boys, Mrs. Morris Fildson was A nativity scene was por-1,Owen McMahon, Mrs. Anthony Mrs, Walter Brady, Wa| from Woodbridge High School Cherie Barby, Lorraine Hal ton, COLONIA — The Sisterhood ices. Saturday evening a Hanu- in charge of refreshments am Strada, Mrs. Alexander Wertz, trayed by Laurie Golda, Kathy Brady, Jr., Colonia; Mr. and li employed at the John- Nancy Hlatt, Sharon Boyle, An- of the Jewish, Community Cen- kah party for adults and pros- gave out candy canes. Mrs. William Moorhead, Mrs, Mrs. Tony Malkowskl, Mr. e son and Johnson plant in New drea Hovls. Patrick Lannon, ter welcomed five new members|P ctlve members will be held, Clubwomen Hold JoCann, Agnes McClellan, Jef- Paul Peace, Mrs. Thomas|Mrs! Theodore Caliendo Brunswick. Her fiance Is em- Linda Mahon, Christine Agnew, at a luncheon held recently at|Tnere win •» no admission 'rey Polston, Barry and David O'Hare, Mrs. Anthony Mater- AT YULE PARTY children, Charles and ployed by R. C. A. Avenel. Colonl Blddulph, Sherry Cowell,, the home of Mrs, Hanen Isaac, harge. |Stagg, Donald Patterson. "The nlak, Mrs. Robert Deerin, Mrs. Iselin. Susan Hutnick, Diane. Kersch, Religious school will recess! Yule Luncheon ISELIN—Girl Scout Troop 4! Night Before Christmas" was Constant Shissias, Mrs. John MARK SILVER WEDDING 118 Hawthorne Avenue. Wel- Christine Kukzyckl, Lorraine classes from December 27 to. ISELIN —Twenty-two mem- held its annual Christmas part; recited by Laurie Golda and Jewkes, and Mrs. William! Potatoes futures show etl ISELIN-Mr, and Mrs. Wil- omed to membership were Oatley, Roger Argalas, Susanne January 1. On Wednesday, De- be ( the Womens Club' of at First Presbyterian Church o Agnes and Buddy McClellan. Thackara. strength. liam Fleming, 139 Correja Ave- iJrs. Richard Lillen, Mrs. Jules rs 0 Bohleke, Frank Elnhorn, Dennis cember 30, the youth group will iselin attended the annual Iselin. The girls exchangeg d ggifb Other carol singers included nue, celebrated their 36th wed- Henn, Mrs, Jack Qold, Mrs, Kane, Kathleen Kramer, George sponsor a Technicolor cartoon Christmas luncheon held at|and each scout was presentee Rose Ciaccio, Cindy McArdle,] ding anniversary Sunday with ,be Rosenthal, Mrs. Albert Lannon, Jacquelyn Smith show from 2 to 3:30 P. M. Ad- Kenny Acres, Wopdbridge. Gifts with a gift from the leader, Mri Carol Hutchings, Mark McDer- party and open house at the Somlo. Kathleen Krusen, mission will be 25 cents and all exchanged, William Doerr. The girls ari mott. Paul Mallls served as home of their daughter, Mrs. L. Mrs, David Abrams, fund- were children are invited. The new slate of officers still working on their projec Santa Claus. Mrs. John Mc- W. Chemly, Delaware Avenue aislng chairman, and Mrs Soviet book describes Krush- elected and installed Includedjfor the blind, There will be Dermott and Mrs. John Patter- Elizabeth. Isaac spoke to the guests on 1 chev's U. 8. trip. Mrs. Herbert Williams, reeled meeting until after the hoi [son were In charge of enter- ,he Sisterhood's alms and ac- tainment. ed president; Mrs. Cecil Bliss, from .ivitles. Mrs. Paul Jacobs and first vice-president; Mrs. Fred JOE? MART* NANCY? BILL? JOHN? HAZEL? Mrs. Irving Grossman were Walker, second vice-president: RON SCHOFIELD hostesses. Next meeting of the Mrs. John Cwiekalo, recording YOU CAN'T BUI BETTER • POINSETTIAS Sisterhood will be Tuesday, secretary; Mrs. Ralph Ambrose, • CHRISTMAS TREES anuary 5, at School 21 at 8:30 ^.corresponding secretary; Mrs, NUT OR STOVE PEA COAL ». M, A cosmetic demonstration S| Spencer Green, treasurer. • GRAVE BLANKETS will be held. The next business meeting • CENTERPIECES will be January 20 when Mrs. M. 20-95 • WREATHS . GREENS Ion ;,..(Jerrfy of bst ™ute gifts! Old Fashioned Party E. Duane will be welcomed as t CORSAGES - CUT FLOWERS a new member. In February, FOR HIM . , , FOR HER . . . FOR EVERYONE!: Held by Scout Pack the members are invited to visit (Member T-D-S) (Phone FU 8-6110) COLONIA—Cub Scout Pack the Public Service Electric & CHODOSH Bros, and WEXLER "We Deliver Around the Corner or Around the World" I 35 held Its Christmas party Gas Co., Rahway. 36 E. Grand Avenue, Rahway Ft 8-1000 Thursday at School 17. Jerome RONALD SCHOFIELD, FLORIST] Krasner's Gift Store Rosenberg and Robert Hersko- Soviets limit proposal on nu- 1522 MAIN STREET RAHWAY, N, J. wltz provided Ice cream, cake At this most festive of clear experts' talk. OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE 105 Lake Avenue, Colouia OPEN EVERV Free Gift Wrapplnj and soda for the boys and their seasons, we offer pur guests. Cartoons were shown NIGHT TIL J LAY-AWAY and Santa distributed gifts. sincere good wishes FORGET SOMEONE? Cubmaster Sidney Homer ex- plained fund-raising, projects) for a joy-filled holiday We Will Be Open and announced that Pack 135 to you and yours. will be host at the next Rari- CHRISTMAS EVE tan Council round table in Feb- Have a wonderful 'o L/reet Ufou at LJiridma& J Season's Greetings,.. ruary. The pack committee will Till 10 O'Clock meet January 6 at the home of Christmas! and On this Joyous Christmas we wish to ohn Faulkner, 94 Lancaster To our host of good friends and neighbors we send our sincerest Holi- i OPEN ALL DAY extend our heartfelt thanks to all of oad. i CHRISTMAS! day Greetings. We are mindful that there is no gift that can equal our patron* and buiineu associates that of close friendship - and the friendships we have made in the \ for their friendship—their coopera- T.V. INMAN years that have passed remain our most cherished possessions. t tion—their loyalty during the past Smlc* SPIRIT SHOP t year. A Merry Christmas and a Call i 565 Inman Avenue Happy tiew Year to everyone. Have You Joined Our j 395 Pharmacy COLONIA I960 CHRISTMAS CLUB t Ben and Hazel Martin & Family Minimum Rahway Avenue Phone FU 1-0100 Select the Club that fits your needs, then come in and join today. i FRANK'S Woodbridge "SEASON'S GREETINGS" I i Radio and Television $ .25 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $ 12.50 $ 3.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays ? 150.00 i Martin Lawrence Jewelers j 48} New Brunswick Are. $ .50 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $ 25.00 $ 5.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $ 250.00 i FORDS $10.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $ 500.00 94 Main Street ME 4-1086 Woodbridge j Phone - tU 1-1061 $1.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $ 50.00 Now Open... $2.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $100.00 $20.00 Weekly for 50 Weeks Pays $1,000.00 Now is the time to make sure that Christmas, 1960, will be the biggest and best ever ... COLONIA with never a worry about where the money's coming DELICATESSEN from to pay the bills. You'll HAVE the nioney in advance COLONIA SHOPPING CENTER via your Christmas Club Route 27, Colonia clievk. Jusl a small amount put away every week will do To all our friends everywhere, FUESH ROLLS DAILY it! Open a Christmas Club go our best wishes for a real here now. old-fashioned Vuletlde, U>*st- JEWISH RYE BREAD warpi with love and friendship, star-bright pith the sparkle of i COLD CUTS children's eves. i SALADS We will be «loHd on Christmas FIRST NATIONAL Day, December 25, to, enable Open Dally 0 A. M. to 9 P. M. our nUff to en)oy Christmas with their families. Open All Day HOiARD SUNDAY! BANK IN CARTERET Catering 25 COOKE AVENUE, CARTERET
JOHMOnJ To New Year's Parties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ROUTS U. 8. #1 CALL FU 1-8787 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. >?2^»&W3£!^^ PADR FOimTEEN llarrun Library Gives Party for Children W(X)DBRIDGE — The 11- hrnrinnfl and trustees of the Run-on Public Library Rnve A Christmas parly Snturday lo tlir children who hold cardf nti tlm library. Approximately 40 yniinKRlcis (lttendod. Soatlnit n round n lamr Christmas tree, the children, listened to stories told by'Miss• (iernldlne O'Brien nnd the ynuiiRstei s sang their favorite Chrlstmns soncs. Cookies were: sewed nnd each child was given n candy cane. Mrs. Ed- wnrd Springer was In charge of; arrangements and she was' assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Whit-' worth. HOLLYWOOD NEWS There's quite n romance' gnin» lietwmi Kusnn Kohner and Rawhide's Kile Flemmlni!.!
(ilFT FOR MODHRATOK: Rfv Rnhfrt Mum, 1« shown rfCflrlni i »lf| frnlt) I,e.slie Caron Rets $15,000 for| staff mrmbrrs of St. Orrlla* Vrrt Catholic Library. I»Hln, at a Chrlntman naru i three days work ptaylnsr Marie to ri»ht .Mrs. John Rakaiukas. Mrs. Frank Knderlfln, R*v. Mayer Mm Al Wnlenski, Napoleon's mistress Maizuk »nd MIM Jane Podntowskl, "'W in "Austerlitz." with Gerard:. . Phlllpe, Ulll Palmer, and Vit-| ] . at point matters move along TO it.M) MASONIC! LODfiK: Above are the newly-lnrtalled offloen of Amrricm lodee, F. A A. M., WoodbridKC Front row, left «o rlxht, Niels E. M. d hft(J R c011slderftb e de tn woman who is called or- v, torltorio de SlcaSlca . Oarbo played this - d!t fhndkchif fil Kjeldsfii, Robert C. Seel, Charles H, Kuhlmnn, Howard V. Tune, Valdemar W. Lund, Christian J. Brtms, Stephen (omba, Oenrge I. Baker. Second row, Rrec of sincerity, honesty andjto a four-handkerchief finale. and suffer greatly. Ti,,, .,*,.. role in "Conquest" for \ Gregory Peck appear* a* Benjamin I. Kantor, Philip S. 8eltMt, George J. Kufus, Herbert P. Nielsen, Stephen Shaffer, Harold T. Drexler, Russell E. Ely. Third row, Stanley A. Thc movle arc glamorous, and S Plttgerald, and Deborah Ken l«!romantlc semes arr Laddie, L«ror Maddj, Anthony F. Moscarelll, Hartley F. Field, Mitchell Cairns. plav CUff Robertson is her lovely, patrician self as alquite a tender everything to save his marriage of John Jewkes, now in charge believe romance. B. of E. Election with Cynthia Lemmon. H»i , of school cafeterias. loves their baby, and doesn't! The two-hour story tells of Carteret Post Number 263 Lund Installed as Head (Continued from Page 1) Commissioner Wlnfleld want to part with either. Re- the |ove affair of a beginning, The American Legion vlty. It is known, however, that Finn's term also expires, and is cently back from four months!«"ngitlous, hard-driving movie Sherman Jay Umansky, Commander BP columhlst and a has- for Sometime the Colonla resi- said to have told several In- In Yugoslavia, he goes into and dents have been considering been novelist, who 1* In Holiy- timates he does not Intend to "Caves of Night" at Columbia. Of Local Masonic Lodge backing a slate. It his been jwood trying to write screen The Auxiliary Unit of rumored that Lloyd McChesney run for reelection. Effort! to Hugh O'Brian, who thinks pl«rs in order to «am enough Carteret Post No. 263 will be Mr. Kuhlman's 23rd WOODBRIDOE — Valdemar other officers art Howard V who has appeared frequently at. reach Mr. Finn on the tele- he's the fastest gun. challenged money to keep hU hopelessly Mrs. Clifford C. Cutter, President W. Lund, Fords, was installed Tune, lenior warden; Chrlitlan year as treasurer and Mr. Com- Board of Education meetings phon„„„_ e wer„„e. fruitless„ . He di„d Audit Murphy to a duel. Audleim wife In a mental asylum as worshipful maste rot Atnerl- J. Brems. junior warden; bat 13th year at secretary. The as a representative hi the not attend Monday's session of thought It over and sent backed his daughter in boarding Merry Christmas cus Lodge, F. & A. M.—the 70th Charles H. Kuhlman^ trea- word, "Of course. We'll use llvej»chool. Mason to be elevated to that membership of the lodge totals council, will be one of the the Board. Happy New Year. surer; Stephen Comba,. secre- ammunition." That was the They are brought together at M,IV post since Masonry was organ* tary; Leroy Maddy, chaplain; 88 Sand is one of the largest candidates. Prom all indications, it will the Blessings of The fifth petition was taken not be surprising If there are last he heard about a contest. a dance, and their resulting lzed In Woodbridge in 1868—91 Benjamlnl. Kantor, senior dea- lodges in the district. upon our nation out by Henry Strubel, Colonla. 10 or more candidates in the _ . . . . , , Idyll is disrupted from time to years ago. con; Stanley A. Laddie, junior grace and happim who would not say whether the field this year. Today's picture review: |l|ne by Ht8gerti,i', periodic Mr. Lund succeeds Anthony deacon; Stephen Shaffer, sen- petition was for himself or an- BELOVEt) INFIDEL | alcoholic bouU. After one par- upon your family. F. Moscarelll, Woodbridge. ior master of ceremonlei; Har- Quiz Answers other party. Sheliah Graham's account ofticularly violent set-to during Niels E. M. KJeldsen, Hartley old T. Drexler, junior master , Camilion Pascual of thc For Ntw Vnr'i tit Dtnncr-Ptnnce Krwrritloni n til H Of the incumbents Prankjwashliwton Senators pitched her »ftolr back in the Thirties which he chases, hits and tries T. Field and George I. Baiter, of ceremonies; Oeorge J. Kufus. (Continued from Page 4) p«r couple, cm m inn, xi i-rn, KI \-;m, u , . with novelist, F. Scott Pitz- to kill her, she leaves him. From : u all past masters of the lodge,Igenior steward; Herbert P. 1. Hugh Duffy of the Boston Wukovets and Clifford Han- L^ shutouts during the Amari- derhan will run for reelection e»n League season, conducted the Induction cere- Nielsen, junior steward; Russell Braveratnus Iin 1894lftdl , » mofiy. for the full term of three years,; %&&f!&as&^^ Ely, marshal; Mitchell Cairns, 2. The New York Yankee* Joe DIMaggio. and Robert Vogel, a recent ap- The largest win price paid tyler; Robert C. Seel, organist: 3. The former Pittsburgh pointee, will run for the one- during the 1>S9 Monmouth ; School Pay Philip S. Seltzer, historian. star Dale Long hit home runs , ,T , Park meeting was $143.80 for a year unexpired term. Mr. Vogel $2 ^^^ m BehMd j^t Junft J. Blair Einstein, Hartley P. in eight consecutive games in (Continued from Page 1) was named to take the placets. from Port Reading, urging con- Field and George I. Baker will 195S. 4. Ernie Banks, the Chicago struction of a new school in serve as trustees. William B. that area, declaring the prox- Cub inflelder, hit eight in 1866. imity of Hess Trading and Burner begins his 26th year u 6. The great Ty Cobb heads r Transport, Inc. near the pres- proxy to the grand lodge. This the list with 4,191 bate nlU ent site constitutes a hazard. Mr. Wukovets explained that Season's Greetings efforts had been made to sell School 9 to Hess, hoping that &$i£Sl sufficient money could be real- ized to build another school. "We received a definite an- 1 imes change and we with - swer last week that Hess is not interested," he related. -"That time - but not so the age-old .exhausts our thoughts on the To you and yours, we extend our best custom of extending Christmas subject. We are willing to meet wishes for a joyous Holiday Season and with you again. MayVyou a Happy New Year. have some thought* on the mat- Greetings to those whose good to." For ourselves, we make this pledge: We will do a*, we can to merit your will and friendship *we cherish The spokesman said that he continued confidence—for your confi- ,had nothing new to? offer but dence it the measure of our success. - felt that the situation was such " We wish we could send a specW HoM- and hope to maintain. , that the construction of a new day Greeting to each friend wtfw mad* school should be taken out of this year. Instead, we take thi* means -phase 2 of the school construc- This year as always, we are tion program, moved up to to wish you all a Happy Hottd|t tmd • •phase 1 and included with the Fruitful New Year. , % happy to send you the Greet- 'new senior high school. 83 MAIN STREET . The suggestion will be re- WOODBRIDGE: ings of the season - with our ferred to the Board of Educa- tion consultants. DANNY'S SPA sincere wishes for good health Fanners are warned on feed- 68 Main Street, WoodMdp " and joy at Christmas time and ''grain surplus. MR. and MRS. DANNY O'BRIEN and Family... throughout the New Year. BUI and Shkb, Bob and
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We hope foMiW , that Y for of Holiday Season* &yv the Happte** jm etru Lhridtma.i • +..« Let the joyous holi- day bells ring out our bright and happy Christmas greeting to | all our wonderful ...4. friends and patrons. May this season of cheer find you enjoy- ing all the health MNIINQ BOUllli MONDAY-nUKiPAY I A. M.-l P. H. - FRIDAY ILM.-IML and happiness In the world. May your Mer- ry Christmas be rich In all the best in life. The PERTH AMBOY Roberts Savings Institution SHELL OIL COMPANY Quality Jwden 88 Smith Street SAVERS :> i N ' SEWAREN, NEW JERSEY Perth Amboy PAOE FIFTEEN ment was made through legis- "hlporV Effects Told lation fixing a tlO fee for such t»KR, and a conference between DRIVE SUCCESSFUL r senators and Ned .1. Pnraeklan. OOLONIA-The Annual Boy Mothers Circle n Anquish to Meyner State Director of Motor Ve- 3v W«oill>ilikr I.mlgr II I' 111. Florida has become the firsl has plagued New Jersey for Hospitality was arranged by kowski, Senior Patrol Lead •nd 400 Jet airplanes landing state to have Its motorboai over two years, Governor Mey- Mrs. Ambrose and attendanc. presented gifts from the ' and taking off dally. A Morris numbering system approved bj ner revealed It has been sug- prizes won by Miss Santina the U. S. Coast Guard. Thi to Harold Hlbell, Sr., County editor told the Gover- Frederick Boyle. The Bu gested that an efficient county ;antamessa and Mia. William Coast Guard has ceased num nor such an airport would di- Patrol also gave gifts to I assessor be set up In each Enoch, )ebatcrs Score berlng pleasure motorboats use< rectly affect every municipality leaders. county to promote uniform The next meeting will bi principally in Florida. Boat ac within a 13-mile radius. assessments within the county. January 29 with Miss Canta- cldent reports are now made U The next Scout Meeting Alter listening to the story, High in Contest Office costs and salary would messa, 304 Midland Avenue the nearest Florida count; be Thursday, January 7, | /Governor urged that all WOODBRIDGE-Five mem- be borne by all the munici- Metuchen. sheriff Instead of the Coas which there will be an insp fact* concerning the airport be ?rs of the Woodbridge Debate palities In the county. Creation Guard. tlon of uniforms. evaluated before any definite oiincil scored heavily in an of such a position could only decision ii reached. Up to the ON COMMITTEE trmporeaneous speaking con- be through legislation, the Gov present time, the matter Is COLONIA — Mrs. G. Clark •st held last week at Red ernor said. In answer to merely presented for discussion Stover, Jr., Warwick Road, was ank High School. Fifteen Na- questions, the Governor said If by the staff of the Port of Nlw on the dance committee for the onal Forensic League contest such a measure Is made option- York Authority, he said. The "Holiday Dance" held last nigh olnts were at stake for each al, he would favor it. noise factor at the. airport at the Elizabeth Town ant idivldual speaker in the event Low-number tags can only be Country Club. This Christina; wo out of the five local secured through approval of oancc is dne of the oldest sub ltrants attained the perfect MMWWMNMMMM the 8tate Senator, Governor scrlptlon dances for youni :ore, Harriet Bernstein and ridtmai '.Meyner explained, In answer to people held annually in Unto :artin Staum. They received [another question, The arrange- County. uperior ratings in each of . May you, this year, :ielr three rounds to compile «••••'.•••••• nla score. rediscover all the Gerry Kuzma, Ellen Levine, shining wonder of nd Faith Longstreet each alned 13 points out of the Christmas, nsslble 15. In a contest of this so dear to your lature, each entrant Is given a election of nine topics based childhood ... recap- n current events and Is asked ture In your heart all speak for five minutes on hree of these. The speeches the infinite joys and MERRY CHRISTMAS ire judged on organization, ELKS SPONSOR 1ULE PARTY: Woodbridge Lodge, BPOE, held its initial Christmas blessings of this We with for our fricndi content, and general speaking party for the townshlp'g crippled kiddies at the Trinity Church parish hall, Sunday aft- ibillty of the contestant. happiest time of all! •t Chriitmat tke listing giftt of good ernoon. In the photo above, from left to right, are Santa Claus and two of the children, *i kwllh, happintu and food fortane.' Irene Toth and Thomas Petersen. Albert Mundy, chairman of the affair, is on the right. Warm and glowing with oursl | REAL YULE SPIRIT thanks for jour patronage,! ISELIN —Cub Pack 48'of was named president for theJanuary 12 to 14. Holy Nairn Iselin visited the Veterans our with* for Chrlitmu JoyS Home, singing Christmas carols 10 merrily forth to you. i Slate Appointed second successive year; Wil- members will participate WOODBRIDGE liam Leahy, vice president; and distributing Christmas gifts the procession on the 14th. Frank Dl Leo, secretary; Mi- to each patient. Accompanying NEW YORK * For Holy Name chael Yavor, financial secre- Members were reminded th the boys were Cubmaster War- IUG CUANING CO., INC. tary and Charles Podraza next hour of the Nocturnal ren Rees, George Albertson, AVENEL — Appointments of Charles Benz, Mrs. Hamilton FUR SHOP RESTAURANT I A VS. SOUTH AMBOY, H. 1. treasurer, oration Society will be he! officers of the Holy Name So- Billings, Jr.,' Mrs. James from 3 to 4 A.M. January 87MainStnct lulltuts ol Rui CluMta ciety of St. Andrew's R. C. Rev. Eagan announced at the O'Rourke, Mrs. Curtis Camp- 522 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge Woodbtidf* Church was made by Rev. John December Meeting the forty- at St. Mary's Church, Pertt bell. Lynn Campbell played an *••••••••••••••••••••» accordion solo. vmmmmoMmmc Eagan, pastor. Philip Micell hour devotion will be held Amboy, ^ttftft&K»^^
Merry Christmas To All...
and to alt a Good Night. As the sandman sends toasle-headeJ \ [tikes off to dreamland, Santa takes over! Softly and • . swiftly he moves through the night, working 4^'^-f^-iupc in every home, in every heart...bringing j •"' joy and laughter...the pleasure of receiving
'••••'•• ' f . " : v the happiness of giving...all wrapped up in the Wonder of Christmas! TTTUTTSnAY, DFCEMHER ?A, PAGE SIXTEEN that the January 27 meuum, will feature Jan Audllta, hyp- ISELIN PERSONALS jnotlst, furnish entertainment Squad tSighlless Sewaren Man for the evening. —The Sons and Daughters of Elects |Llberty, Liberty Bell Counoll AVENEI, — Alki .• \Given OutstandingAward By OUDVS fc. ia, nuui OTX...U^, 245 met Tuesday at the home was electelected preside M 497 Uncnin Hlglii .the annual Christmas family of Mrs. Elster, Avenel, for their. Avenel-Colonl,,,.^,J1IJ a First, by a Foundation for the Blind Alt! R(|1,, , ' SEWARKN—IrviiiR 0. Bent- Tel. U-8-167» I reunion party «t the home of annual Christmas party, Gifts at n recent mpetlng. scholarship. were exchanged, I en, win of Mr. and Mrs. Otman Robert Mauceri, son of MrMr. . and,Mrs. William Christ Also elects (ienlspn, 10 Central Avenue, a The Captain Brown award Mllltown. —Iselln Lions Club transport- WPrp nd Mrs. .Joseph MRiicerl, Bird -Iselln Lions Club transport-mtronejlntrone., viovlc r Jnr ;\nd past, the sodftlKts will sored by the P.T.O. of Iselln w 'i (ate for a doctor's degree in ;in 'in |in,,., ..... |anany reason.. HuHamm Salby, secon11Vd1 lliinn, ' entered the glass manufactur- 8chool 18 wishes to thank all tnithemntirs at Rutgers. In the !(!";tribute them at. tl^, *Ienlo who participated In making the Tyndale—I felt sure someone and Mr. Chapman, third n ing and Jobbing business. Hr l';uk Diagnostic Center. Mem- tenant. ' ''uifldemic yenr 1958-59, his firsf Glass BfTair a success He announcedihad left you without It. • it Ruturrs Graduate School. joined Pittsburgh Pint iicr.s will bring the cockles and -A. •si :| Jentsen rerelved "l's" In all ofCo. In 1898 and rose to prc; :i hand decorated coriwlncr to , w courses. A mark of 1.0 idens t and director of that firm jtlw- kitchen of the school cafe- lin 1915. Jci in A prlw will be awarded j lie highest grade at Rutgers.. 1 : I for the best containo i Mr. Robert Barnett, execu- j -Mr. nnd Mrs. R. ', DouRh-j ijSye dirpcUir of the Amerlcnn Chain O'Hills irrty, Trcnto Street arlft Mr. and j Foundation for the Blind, pre- |Mrs. Robert C. Sc*nk, Llnci the final touch A MEDAL FOR DADDY: Two-yoar "Id Jimmy Bentsen nets a close look at the cold (ented the Captain Brown Highway, nttended a wedding Clubwomen Elect modal a»;>rdcd to his father. Irvine 0. Brntsrn, lofl, as (tip outstanding hlind student Medal to Bentsen In the office nnniversary party > the homei» , ISELIN—The "Chain O Hills .^ ^ , „,,, Modal nf the Amorlonn Foundation for tlio Blind if Rutgers President Mason W. Vni{rd S(a(( s rllf ( Brown of Mr. and Mr'w Ellsworth X for your iWoman"s Club held its annual] ^ ,,t d to Mr. Bout sen by Rutgers president Dr. Mason W. Gross, right, as Mrs. ' j3ross. YVUUUWlo v,.,u ... prPse f IXiugherty. Scotch Plains. Hon- « (election' of officers and Christ - Bentsen, oonter, looked on. Mr. Bentsen, whoso parents live at 10 Central Avenue. Se- Mr. Brntsen, married and the the LOR Cabin.| ored wore Mr. an'/ Mrs, Russell ig 1 mas party at waren, graduated from Hobart College in 1954. won his master's degree at the Vniverslty •,'fhthcr of a son, James, 2, Is 'Iwoodbrideea , recently. Eleck-dj Skaling. Roselle fark who ob-js New Year Treat •J1954 graduate of Hobart Col of Rochester and was a mathematics Instructor at Hobart College In 19S4, won his served their 20t'i wedding an-!S ' were Mrs- Walter Andrews. master's degree at the I'nlverslty of Rochester and was a mathematics instructor at 'lege...»-. He received- his master's'president; Mrs. Robert Deerin. nlversary. R Hobart for two years before entering the Rutgers Graduate School as a candidate for —Mrs, Jolm inderson. Tren-1 • (degree In 1956 from the Uni-ivlce pi-fKident; Mrs. William • Iverslty of Rochester and was o Thompson, secretary; Mrs the doctoral degree, I to Street, ww, gueat of honor* 8 at a lamlly dinner In her home, s 'fUll-tlme instructor in mathe- Constant Shlsslas, treasurer; Montciair. Public Service of Maplewood mce Mr »nd Mrs. Paul Andersoin I I tnatlcs at Hob&rt for two years iMl.5 Jonn D. Williams, Jr.. Mrs.Mellett Receives > oil analyst for Esso 6tandard M and Mrs and children, Helen, Robert. [before entering the Rutgers! Jevkes, executive board. mmvii• i ./,,.^.,,,,nvtvnix, „_, ...... ,.„.^ ^ ••^> —Me])et t jome- d thp com„_ Oil of Linden and assistant IBM and children, 5 jgrnduate School, It was voted to donate $10 to ISELIPromotionN — Elme r byF. Mellettja Firmfimys IBearlieM rmanager this year. ,H servine hags supervisor for Western Electric and Linda, Colts Nock and Mr New | the Independent-Leader Chrlst- John Anderson were guests. I Now a resident o[ jAvon Terftce. has been ap jstudied in several IBM schools Co., Kearny. A veteran of World I mns fund. Mrs. Francis Burns and has had previous experience; War II, lie has been Fire Com —Mr. and Mrs. James ,'Brunswick, the former Sewaren [pointepointed tabulatinmuuiHuiiKg directouiitxiuir ouiionf u n« HUM ,..»..„,.., ^.. _, .. r jO'Rourke and sons, Gary and SS jtnan has been totally blind will be chairman of n member- ship drive to start early in theBankers National Life Insur-'as assistant IBM supervisor forlmissioner for the past five years (Since the age of 19. He attend- I ( new year. Mrs. Shissias, chair- icd the Now York Institute forj Puritan man, announced the success of 'Jibe Education 6*f the Blind the "Jingle Bell Hop1', teen-age Jfrom 1946-50 and received the Christmas dance, held at I High School Regents diploma. School 18. A final report on the > At Hobart, he was elected to square dance was given by Mrs. STARTS SATURDAY Phi Beta Kappa In his junior [Anthony Strada. year and was graduated with Entertainment at the party t honors. which followed the business ji Mr. Bentsen is the 30th re- meeting was directed by Mrs. I 'jciplerit of the Captain Brown Thaddeus Brzes^nskl. Partid a i; Medal, which Is awarded to thepating were "Mrs' . ~Thomas |i student doing the most out- O'HareOHare, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. i standing work in a course of Deerin, Mrs. Robert Bongart, E66 NOG i i! college training made possible ME WEEK ONLY! Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence, Mrs. i [Bernard Somers, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. H. L. Campana, Mrs. Alex- i ander Wertz, Mrs. Richard Van i Lenten, Michael Calabrese, and Ted Brzezinski accompanied the show on the piano and ..guitar. John G. Schreiber, Jr., ||arranged the special lighting. j 5 S
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Ol'KN DAILY vim: oiFr WRAPPINC; SKKVICK |: 10 A M. TO 9 P M. Fayette & Wilson Streets WOODBRID(;E I LIQUOR STORK | PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Mary AudratcUt, i'tup. CARTERET SHOPPING CENTER AMBOY AVKNUK, WOODBRIIH.K Phone VA 64200 Ol'KN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 10 F. M. CARTERET, NEW JERSEY JL 24, 1059 PAOK SJ mlo a rhnpi'l train. HIT Qurni Miss Loretla Lewis i Klizfthclh rnllni' was trimmotl 'Drnirsilnrs mry Pete's Diner, LEGAL NOTICES | jwith soqulns and sorri iirnrls. S|I>fBellB's Const, over West Cnr- Jayvecs Beaten {Railway Inn Girl* Darabs Win 1stSt. Demetrius NOTICI Hr t.liiTf-ttriTd crnwn wiifi lilso toret Esso, Mattlo's Sunncn overj TAKE NOTICE, that the I Bride of Helton srod pearls and spquins. She Al Michael & Sot). Kneel. TIIF RAN BRAU IN rnrrlrd n bouquet of whtU1 ("Rr- By One Point byjWin 2 Games pnratlon of the flta'e nt Game in Senior 5 Opens Season wy, 1ms Applied to the Mafj nntions and stcphanotls. A. Shaner (DeBella'st 197 Cimncl! nf the Biroush of ~ Mrs. nnrbnra Edwards was L J. Ferraro (DrBrlln's) 184. Nrw Jf rpey, for n transfer of 1 "ong Branch 5 |()ver Shoprite Rr,t«tl Conmimpt'.on Llcrnoe matron nf honor. The niides- HiKh Set Basketball Loop With 27-20 Win 29. lwifd tr» Ofnr^c A Br< msiitl.s WI'IT the Misses Ardplia CARTERET — The Cflrtcret CARTERET The Railway A. Shnner (DrBcllas) 512 THE RAN-I1R.M' INN. *nr hlffh school four-Kfime wlnnlnc Inn girls went. Into second plncej CARTERET — The Darabs CARTERET—The 8t. j fir^n of Moluclipii and Qer- 1 won their first game In the lus basketball team opened! -""'"'* •""'" l.iuflr- Cook of Perth (streak was snapped Mondayjby postlnn nn Importanp t two- Senior basketball league by de- n i Amboy.inight at the local Rym when he season in the Junior Rec- ^ ', n ;i Rym when, (?ame victory over the third The bfRt, man was Jerome 1 feating the A. A. C. tossers by eatlon League by nosing OUt nn» or mnt« prr rrnt of tti the Blue and White tosscr* place Star's Shoprtte. The twojBreza Bus Team Krvrs. Ushers were Kenneth a one-sided 53-31 score at the he Magicians by 1 tn 9(1 nt SBlrl P dropped B one-point decision teamR, battling for first place to IK Cinfifl.sim BIHI Jamrs high school gym this week. core this week, I A nnowv. Pr all of Klt7nbpt.il. Usl\erlnR were :o a plucky and hard flRhtltiR are currently, separated by one Long Branch jnyvee club. The Takes 1st Place Four of the Darab players hltj Hawk set the pace for thei' .Jimmle Hriwkes and Wllbert ull game. Both clubs are ffinal score was 42-41, with the double figure mark for the it. Demetrius tram by scoring STEPHEN W SAVDOR. Flill ,)i , of Carterrt. Mrs. Lena pressing the league Irndlng De- Lonsi BrancB h winning the ball night as Joe Lucas, Dennis Yar- A-<^CJ Pni.snn, aunt of the bride, ren- Bella's Construction pinners lne point., with Kahora run-! » ££{£ In the final quarter. In Slovak Loop cheskl and Paul Sweda each dered two solos. who dropped a costly 'two-name Ing a close Bpcond with eight 2 Cnollriir Avtme. Car?T«| Both teams went into the, final CARTERET — Synowlecki's totalled 12 points. Steve Bllin- wlnts. Stewart led the nhlrrtlnnt If atlT. »ho riif couple will take a trip defeat, to Mullet's Insurance. stanza all tied up at 29-29. slipped out of first place for theski followed closely with eleven lth six points. mn/tp ininT'llatply In writ! to WiiKhirmton, D. C. For trav- The McKnlghts Dairy won first time, this season and goints. pi'orn'». BoroH rlinj'. the bride wore a tan coat' Long Branch held a slight three over Frank and Joan's The same was close right uplcftr'tciM.' New Brew's Bus assumed league The Darabs took a three- inttl the final period when ttir with racoon collar and dark upper hand in the opening Pizzeria as Shirley Kaufman ol THE BAN BRAO command In the First Slovak point lead In the first period, t. Demetrius five rallied to hrown accessories and an or- round, leading by 11-fl. Car- Frank and Joan's hit R big 191 Citizen's Bowling Leagua as the12-9, Increasing their advan- utacore the Magicians by 9 to chid corsage. The bride In teret reversed the tables by game. D«c™h»t isth. former league leaders dropped tage to 22-13 at the halfway ll/lfl eniduaU1 of Carteret High at.d the same margin In the second The team standing follows: Going Into the final stanza I.-L. quarter to tie the count at 20- jtwo games to Muller's Insurance! mark. The winners sewed up he Saints were ahead by only the New Brunswick Secretarial DeBella Const 25 U NOTICE all at the midway point. while the Breza Bus Service the contest with a big 17-4 rally wo points, 18-16. Rrliool. and Is employed by the Rahway Inn 33 16 took full Advantage of the sit- ThQ annual meeting of Dennis Kopln net the scoring In the third quarter. The box score: bent of the UnlWU Boo9«v»| Rosenthiil Lumber Co., New Sltars Shoprite 22 17 uation with a sweep triumph pace for Carteret with a total The box score: and Loan Association Hnmswlrk. Her husband Is Mullera ins 20'/j 18'i over Joe's Market. St. Demetrius' (27) Iheltt at the office of the Audi !!i iiduate of the Thomas A. Edi-of 16 points, while Alan So- Invincibles DARABS G F p 11-15 Cooks Avenue, Cartcrell 20 Va 18 V2 The honor roll this week In- on the evening of JantmTj hayda was second with twelve 80 son UIKII School, Elizabeth, ar.d Pine Arts 20'/a cluded Mike Skercheck 215, JoeSwed! a 2 12 •Cahora 3 2 11960, »t 7 o'clock lor the tallies. i.s employed by Rogers Clothes, Carteret Nov. Dress.. 20 19 Geles 212 and. Walter Rose 211 Blllnski S 11 Sherman * 0 0 0 of electing directors, and «'io| Yarcheskl n^buslness us mny properly ecj lnr . New Brunswick. Carteret Jayvees (41) Prank & Joan Plzi... 19V 19 Mi The team standing: 4 12 Hawk 4 1 " i fore the meetinK Polli will Sharkey, R 0 i _ a F Reo Diner 18 21 W L 0 Sarzlllo 1 0 2ifrom 7 to 8 P. M. Makkal .; 0 0 0 R. Sharkey 3 0 McKnlghto Dairy .... 17 22 Breza Bus 28 Saakes 1 0 UNITED ROOSEVBLT HM Koy 0 0 0 Lucas AND LOAN AS30C1ATIOJ Canadian Club 17 22 Synowteckl's : 26 5 2 l: azworskl 2 0 (Clubwomen Hold Zagleski 0 1 EMIL E. MUDRAK, Serrf Tony's Plumbing 17 22 Muller's Ins 22 C. P. 12/24. 31/99 21 11 5: Beam 0 1 iWlelgolinskl Ins 17 22 Joe's Market 22 12 3 27 Flnnegan . 3 0 A. A. C, FIRST NATIONAL RAl| (Christmas Fete 1K1 Gold Jewelers 16 23 Slovak Club 20 Maiiclam (20) IN CARTl'RET Kite 1 Kopln ET.1. 7 2 16 Sahulclk Builders 28 OPT NOTICE OF ANNUAL ME* AVENEL — Members" hus- Sohftyda 4 4 12 CARTERET IANES W. Ward 4 OF glURKHOLDERll ! Greenwald's Ins 17 Stewart ;... 3 o 6 bands were the guests at the Rosal 3 The Annual Meeting off Porter 0 1 1 WOMEN'S LEAGUE Pete's Diner 15 Pettus 2 0 4 Avenel Woman's Club Christ-' 27 Rozanakl 0 holders of the FIRST Mellck 1 2 4 DeBella .Const 24'A 11 Vb Williams 2 1 S BANK IK CABTHRET, K J mas party at the First Aid Lockman 0 B & C Decorators .... 24 12 Joe Garaglola tells this one Potrer 1 1 0 heW at the office of the 1 Squad building. A buffet «up- Quails , n|Coolte Avenue, Carteret, 15 It 41 Ma'ttie's 8unoco 23 13 about his buddy. Yogi Berra. Toblassen 10 Tuesday, January 12th. 1M0, per was held and an exchange Long Branch Jayveea (42) A. Michael & Son .. 20 16 On a' recent trip to New York, Hannon Zareva 0 0 A. M.. for the election of O] of gifts featured. Mrs. William ,Keys for the cnsuliiK year, aisn J^ GPP Pete's Diner .. 18 18 Joe telephoned Yogi at 3 A. M. transaction of, any other Kuzmlak took the part of Galllna Ideal Liquor .. _ 15 21 "Did I get you up, Yogi?" asked 20 that may properly come bei Santa Claus, distributing the Conklin Joe, "No," came trie reply. '1 14 3 meeting. The polls will open| 6JKeplch's Esso 15 21 Score by periods: A M. and femaln open gifts. Walker A. C. it Son 15 21 had to get up anyway to an- Darabs, 12 10 17 14—5 St. Demetrius' .4 8 9—27 hour. Pantomime acts were per- Farrow 6 6 18 Aly's Dress Shop .... W/2 22Vi| A. A. C. • 4 4 14—3 Maglctans ...... 4 4 4—20 JOHN P. MULVIHIl formed by Mr». William Han- Hyres 1 0 iWeet Carteret Esso.. 13 Vice President and | MRS, HELTON J. PRYOR Johnson says budget Ignores will re Asians seek to spur French- Dated: Cnrteret, New Jer?i sen, Mrs. Oeorge Mroz, Mrs. Slosberg 1 1 Three-game winners: A. c. & , December 10, : Samuel Albrecht and Mrs. Jo-Goldberg 1 0 2 Bon over Ideal Liquor, Kepech's Algerian harmony. |C. P. 12/11, 18, 23. 30/59; CARTERET Miss Lore tta; ye tie .Street, Elizabeth, Satur- Mph Radowskl. Raymond La •IESSO over Aly's Dress Shop Iz-wli, of Mr. and day at 2 P. M. Rev. Elijah BurrLargo, guest entertainer, played 15 12 42 Two-game winners: B & Mr». Frank Johnson, 35 Mer- officiated. the • o co r d I o n. He played cer Street, became the bride of The bride, given In marriage Christmas carols with all join- Bt-lton J. Pryor, son of Mr. andjby her father, wore a MWn of| Ing In song, Dancing was ac- Mrs. Frazicr White, 1028 Lafa-lwhlt« velvet which extended companied by his accordion. HMpltallty committee Mr I. lohn Mahon and Mrs. Ray- mond Helnrich were in charge. Just Out rhe next meeting will be Janu- iry 6 at the First Aid Squad mllding. 16 for Spewak Woodbridge Stores As Blues Win CARTERIrr — Dave Spewak WUlfie set the scoring pace as he rolled up 16 points to lead Carteret to an Impressive SI to 45 triumph ALL DAY SATURDAY over a stubborn Long Branch We'll Be Happy to Exchange Any Gifts quintet Monday night «t the hlih school gym here. For the Blue ftttd White, It was their We {eel genuinely pUawd and fourth victory In five start*. privileged to ixtend sincere The game was close for three Holiday greeting! to our Oftfip rlods with Carteret holding a of LOW PRICES that Set Nf IV VALUE SUHDAR friends. In the spirit of appre- one-point edge, 33-32, going ciation for the confidence you Into the final period. Then have shown In ui, we wish you Spewak, aided by "Bugs" Bla- NEW Low Priced all a very Merry Christmas and lowarctuk dropped in a couple a Happy New Year! of baskets to put Carteret out "Designer" TV! In the lead. 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Carmichael it.sen. 1"CAK1 !•::( Carterel 179) The Blues, never undaunted JMedveU . 1 T.V TfrpbftPlcy.!24 of them by the home club and see what events stand out for the year. 'court last Frldnv night rlnil in ilo,)Iln, ; 20 1 name | d the rally Into thejward 2 five de- Thf half saw the Cavterci;Zaglc5ki to this corner, it seems to me that the win- the 23rd strnicht win 0]lt Iluf V In al I" ir.ily fielt1 1 rlcd nd outacwfd thr 12 < CYO'team jump off to a quick ten- Kalitan .. 0 Blue mid White boys when he dumped in 12 1"" f* * 8pewak Arrirnv 191 Alan Sohavd, who has been $" ^ \J fvee throws In houie team£»-» to win the^owarczuk .. I yL yore point advantage, and from then Hamorskl .....;.. .. 8 iwn Men- Avcll(,| v,,. :)1S 73 !.' 01 Matefy 0 on the locals were never head- Yursna _ •.. 0 by Coach Dougy King's eleven was the standout •nil; leading the Jawew xm-m 26 point* to set the pace ball ^ej-a'Uy pn :innu]iS| W(,ni; Under the boards, the local S.W Wlegollnske i . 2 8 tied with .. 0 1 F nd: 3 event of the past year. The Blues, beaten twice 2 "" Three nr was prewed by the »u- B. Wiegolmstl 1 i Kopln for hlali uclr(vllu ^ Ulr team ":gh-scoun.: the ]™ .. 0 0 during the regular season, nosed out Highland " h but the Patrick with eight points ;game at Clark The final score 1(1 slu(lrftfteirt t-. • .11 27, 18 family team he.d 1U own Ter^y Park for the sectional grid championship on the Carteret team led bywa s 60-37. /Ir Brut,(jjify tt.j,-., 2i ... 1 the end of the first pe-| After a clow first half, the Clark (J71 •f fm1 iiailptH «•••' 0 basis of the Colliton ssytem ratings.'^By far, the b (ra for tllr Blue nd •iod and by 22-16 at the haH-iBlue and Whltr. *>**«* > >' * G 0 Blues played a much stiffer schedule than did Chincha, . , .. , 1 1 •M.-iyod in Avenel' The Holy Family independ- Bohanek ;ime marK. The Blues main-jspewak s spectacular shootlnR, team The pnnii 0! M»rU . . 1 rncl-tnmble affair ent record now stands at 2-1. Palinkas Highland Park, tained the upper margin until' Hatnar 1 ;he finish. 33 13 79 Otherwise, Wes Spewak is again rolling up a very The box score: Helen Kelly and Ramblers Trim Beylort - 5 Avtnel' 151) iBiancht . 4 suueessful season with his Carteret High School Carteret 141) Q F T T Sllber .'... 0 Trim Hamorski's Goal 0 F Monaca 2 0 4 basketball team. It seerns that for the past few Pat Petroski in Falcons,46-14, Slct 2 1 . 1 0 2 Jones 0 0 0 Makkal Vlert .. 0 years Wes has done amazing work with his teams 0 54-30, Wins for Holv Ooodman 5 0 10 . 1 at the Washington Avenue institution. .. 2 6 itrd i 1 0 2! Pin Games In Junior bop 14 1 •dal to 10 , 0 201 Of course, the opening of the brand new 32-lane Stars family Five, 26-25 Sn 2 Ftnnegan * 0 Kelly rtilhier: :Zellner 2 6 bowling a"Hey near the shopping center was a new 0 . T! r c.irterei CARTERET—The Holy Fam-, hek ' 2 1 5 Hamorskl 0 OSS. Vorf mark for interest in the pin sport in Carteret. 2.' week" gwnes in the Hill Junior Lea.ue by the one-.lded n ;-riv s-"intlily five edited out the Globe-.p^,, , 2 0 4 Kopin 3 Mr. BIT Sohayda 4 0 WomenWomen's LaLeagueg , rollins margin of 46 to>U •in-pi- i»asnr by trotters in the final ten seconds. Strve Kondrk. former Car Jier fit 51 Porter 0 0 game seU of 511 and 505088 St Kndr •!:—)v" f^- rp-of the eame by a 26-25 score: 24 So successful have been the basketball clinics 2 ns (' Mellck 1 0 respectively. Individuadiidl l high teret High School grid star, dldj|Be Resumed Here ;e. He nii»-s;d-'ri 54-30 'n the Junior League. ; ^ .: during the past months that the Carteret Recrea- rere recorded by Pauline;most of the scoring for the, r\ The Globetrotters led by 8 to free in core, 19 202 Kay Douglas 186,:Rambler» as he ram up a total;JJfl ^ hov< took an 0 In the first period, but the tion Department has decided to continue the rslty (if ) The Helen Bauerband 181. iElale of 14 potnti. Johnny Hudift. ll-tlme 111 17 it hilf time'Holv Family contingent was not Mftuchm 135) clinics, beginning tomorrow, for the Cub and girls' lOJDorko IK and Catherine Per-pother football lUr. *aa sec- CARTERET — • Thf ?• in front until theito be denied as it fought des- PAL LuU ,.- 5 itlcs at. leagues. 4 ran) 180. ond with eleven point* ttlon Department h»- fon >-;s coached byi^rately to tie the count at the |Sergent ...!: 0 In the only three-jame «weep Ruel acoird t»n points luncfd th« r»«mnpr: • ^ougy Kii". Hantke ~ 1 o'the Hill Bowl won over Oreen- the losers. 'basketball clinics (or t-. Now a Mid w •/•'• ''!•• of 22 points The third quarter was close News Everyone seems to be making this week a short Hager 0 .iwalds, , ! Jhe Rambler, ttarted alowlyiand glrU, sUrtir.? « h 't"st into a om- with Holy Family holding a iKarten , 1 •uiiswick.o turn t " Bj BENN1 one, so without further ado, let me wish all my The Hill Bowl Bar is current-1 b)jv^. moowntum as theiSaturBay momum -''v one-point edfte. Both teams lYoung 0 __jly Veadlng by one full game. an has ilete rcn friends and readers a very Merry Christmas season. tame continued. In the mcondl Tomorrow nwmin! net- Mie f Can B ••!. v.nf'liigli scorer were deadlocked in the final 38! The team sUnding period the Ramblers outacored|high school iym, !r« s anza 13 tin- NP the ( •' bovs with a' * . °ut Ronnie Hamorskl popular Recreation bas- 1llLL BOWL WOMEN'S their opponent* by 13 to J. wdjAM. to 10.30 AM, th» 01- points on eiaht'*-urned tne '"^ wltl1 8 basket il of 1 fi clinic for all grade Score by periods: LEAGUE in the third period by H-l. Injthe Cub L«a«ue No. 1 om lfMfi- in the flnal ten seconds of the-school boys will be held once Carteret 12 10 136-41 W L the final round the FUcooilPVt- From 10.30 ball game. Mttuehen 2 14 109-35 noon, all the players to t. * C IRII Rch( Carteret Wain at the high school Satur- Carmichael Lead iHill Bowl Bar 39 16 were blanked. 11-0. t Hobarl Hamorski also led the scoring day morning, and players ii Hill Pharmacy 28 17 Leafue No. 2 will part.. ,, G Rambler* (M) hi Bota •vith a total of nine points. Cub League No. 1 will report Baumgartners 28 17 The* clinics will be h*W >••- 1 O P ;nr and The box score: at 8:30 A. M. to 10:30 A'. M Hill Bowl 274 17'J Saturday morning ur.:.: . 3 jHawke* 4 0 onors. land players in Cub League No John's Texaco 26 19 ther notice. The clinic < . 0 Holy Family 126) Carteret to Hudak 4 3 Mr. Ben,.Iiifh1 i 8 T;2 win have their clinic from JOirenwaW* 18 27 rtp primarily to iA 1 G 33 Kondrk i 4 piont of^ 5!10:30 A. M. to noon. CARTERET — Spotting Me- .second high scorer with a total jprices Ladies 12 younfsters in kamir.. 4 Zagleski 1 Outclasses Five Belitz . . 1 0 tedal. wh 0 The girls' clinic will be held I Walt & One's 334 fundamental* of the ti~> 0 Kalitan 0 tuthen a 19-11 advantage in!of 13 points, Walko . . 1 0 ,udenl d-1™"1? *!December 30 at the Nathan the first period, Carteret's tall1 The box score: The OlrU Clmlc will y 10 Kopin 2 1 Drugis . . 1 0 ;andinp ' 1 Hale School. Girls in the sixth. basketball team came from be- Carteret (61) toilers, 55-27 Ion December 30 at th* S'v 3 1 2 16 ^o°tz 0 5 Kahora . 0 1 in " " 1 seventh and eighth grades are hind to whip Metuchen by a RET - Vic 8 q. Wielgolinski .1 Team Wherle . 3 0 g|Hale school iym. AD r-'l< jternet tasked to report at 6:00 P. M.wid. e 61 to 40 score last Friday 0 \ Wielgolinski 1 [C'rm'ael, f the 5 Wonders in l6th, 7th and 8th jrad the high school girls will night at the local gym. l to be present! Yursha 0 Medvetz. f Recreation Basket- • 19 4 9 from 8:00 Carteret outplayed the vi«l- Iward. f lie by a lopsided ?M. to »:30 PM. Thr T Hamorski ... have their clinic Fakona <14) will be picket! - - —ip—\f.. M.. toro noon. The girls'^tors by 21 to 9 in the second i Spewak. of 55 to 27t this week O P 0 8 26 BTrezuk. from attending Uw cUr. 9 i leagues will be picked from the | stanza to move into a narrow Billy Koy set the pace forj JToth 1 0 0 1 Lead in League The Junior league nC ;\. Globetrotters i25> 'clinic . l^ad. 32-28. From then on theMatefy, g Iwinners by Rathering 14 poinU. Marttnyak . 0 0 0 13 | Carteret club continued to pile second round gao^ ' G F ^ This weeks junior league while Jim Lukach was a close CARTERET —The Research Koby . 1 0 j 9 it on, outscoring Metuchen by afternoon jt»rtir.« o Dacko ?am«s will be played in theIk Ull, UUC isecond with 13 point*. For thelDinners are currently leading Ruela . 5 0 1 _. n .... M.II.L. k~ -~.,:. .. «.>n n..4lun BnllM 6\fakkai - ! afternoon at the high school 17-5 In the third quarter losers it was Mellck nwho waths e U.S.M R Handicap Bowling Slsko 0 oi'pji- 2 Sullivan *:?yin, starting at 3:00 P. M. Theby 12-7 in the final round whenj high scorer with 15 points. league., with a one-half game Fisher . 0 0 0 Tne slate follow*: 28 5 61 2 C. Belitz •jfirst game Will be the Ramblers •Coach Wes Spewak used mostly! Vic Tanny's jumped into, a lead over the second place i™**'n ' .0 0 0 l«t |MB*-I P-M- Metwhen I4li _ Nagy .vs. the Globetrotters: second!Ihis resen-e strength. I big 11-6 lead in the first period, Rockets. The GianU follow LehoUky _... . 0 0 0 Kondrk'i vs. Olobetn>U«ri :00 P. M. between St.j Eddie Carmichael was thej closely in third position, only 30 Rusnak r widening their advantage to 27 Carico . 0 0 dgUM4PM Skiba . and the Pakons:|outstanding star of the night.iRicn f at the half-timei After that the one full game behind the lead- 8t. Demetrius vs H1«OM at 5;00 P. M., Fivc'as he romped over, around —•»- ' - 1 ers m a close three-team race Masculln two teams tast marked time l tame-t V3L 3 22 10—54 1 Turkey shoot winners last until the finish Score by periods: 5 Wonden TI Holy Pamflf 0 2 rt-30 Jts g meat6:00P.M.be-ia.toUl of 22 points on ten. 1 jweek included Mike Doteur 10 5 The box score: Ramblen _ 8 13 14 U-MJtth »»M 2 18 iJohn Pidich, Mike Mlgtea Tannrt Score by periods: .een the Magicians and Vic^and twojouls^ ! 1 5 Vic Tanny's 155! ilPalcons G F TlJohn Bryer, Dick Coffey and - llrc Syracuse football team. Holy Family ..- 0 14 I 0 6 Z Hi«h. School basketballistrength under the basket, was S 4 4iJim Vezeris. "Dnce agfenked No. 1 in the nation, was Globetrotters .. 8 6 ,„ . ..IKoy 2 4 The team standings: nthp,. jnnamed ycft-^rday to receive the —— teaveamm wo*unn twi»ou mor.umet s game«""s """!,and , A , 1 ICarteret 0 4, . W touchdovvr Club's annual The New York Rangers holdjhas a record of four wins and .Medvetz. Pe 2 n im ione loss. On Friday evening. Senior League results: -iMetttchen 19 9 5 Sohayda 2 0 4iResearch - 25 • f trophv as the outstanding col-the National Hockey League - _.. trach's over Darabs, 44-39;, Referee. Nowtek: umpire Van inany fiege eleven of 1959. Athletic record for consecutive non-^Metuchen was overpowered by Lukaoh 6 1 UJRockets 24 iBirector Lew Andreas will ac- shutout games — in. "rh^u .uiiu-iin" ^< Pascul 4 1 jiQianU SCT 65 to 49. and Koke's beat _p,lt 0,.fept the trophy at the club's streak began, on November 2,t ret WOIli 61 w 45 wjtrt Ed Kuhn 1 0 ilSki-Boya rqepi tne iropny at tne cmos sireau Began un ni»t'»"-' -jteret won, bi w w, wun tu ember 64 to 28. Stankan „. 2 1 jjlMain Office mas annual aw:r;d? banquet on Jan-. 1940. and ended on Dec carmichael scoring 16 points. Next Tuesday's schedule j *-uary 16. .31,19*2, . , . - .The Jay Vees and Freshmen g I Bald Eagles .... also won their games. Carteret the Senior League: First game 23 9 55 I at 6:30 P. M., Ambassadorors vvss . A---O IJeU won its fourth game in five ch ve. UUCIla 5 Wonden fMt«i t>«. Columbus School' iiiney deserve aim umcimc umw -B—— -, contingent, defending champs, peace in your heart as ^underrated. As'in football, our which should beat Uetudm ibyl a 41-21 score, as Art Me- 10 7 27 CLEANESS . . . TAILOftS . . I i candidate was Bobby Bialowar- Look for Carteret- and, Perth Score by periods: on Page 17 wan |,czuk;who was a valuable olfen-Amboy Saints to reach the Mahon, star of the game, rolled MM Kahway Avtnae. ArtmA r you celebrate this joyoiis jup a total of 19 points. SsivS'sive and defensive star. AAtt finalsnals De Decembec r 30. Price's best was the Holy; Christmas season! A thou- I present in basketball, another A reminder to alal Carteret Family five, 33 to 15, as Eddie I valuable player is also being Teen-Agers: the Pal Auxiliary sand blessings upon you Mantle IU high scorer with Sjless mentioned and has played free dance will be held Tuesday eleven points and Milak scored J fine baU We mean Dennis at St. Demetrius' Center. and al! your family, now six for the loaers. j and always! Thank you ^he St. Joe's No1. 2 team wu| he winner in the final game, for your patronage. defeating the Hoffman All OPEN Stars, 44 to 15, in (a one-sided ;ame. Depallo had twelve points! tor the winners. ' '' BOWLING' St. Joe's No. 1 ....: 1 TEDS Tailor Shopf Price's 1 ON ALL ALLEYS . . . _r. Joe's No. 2 1 ME 4-38^438^6 I Oolumbus School ...... 0 Monday « P.M. to SMI CLOSED Holy Family 0 To Our Patrons Hoffman Ail Stars 0 Saturday FromJA-M Christmas En Sunday Fr«m 1 P. It uai jfpaMUf3«gxa«mt SpecM Ktduerd itttct lor CbUdten Christinas Dsy Thb k the time of year for MHrafag Uci»> Siiurdjjs 9 A. M. to I P. M. BOWL-MOR LANES ing*. Among ourt, ionc k more dearly km* 453 Amboy Avenue Tel. ME 4-96*2 Woodbri*ie •rcdliuntbf frkncbhipof those whomwf «• privileged to «erve. Not to be meMnred to
dollars and cent*, this ii by far our tnott pr*> l-\»r (iifts dou» poMCMion. To continue to deserve it aiul Decorations y g May your Christmas it our constant aim,. CALL ME-4-8140 dreams all come true 111 a sleigh-full of the It's not too late to come in and joys thftfr BUtkjt thii Arotuulic kvi-i'^reens and I — For Holiday Toasts — 1 Otln'i Holiday Greenery SCOTCH • RYE • BOURBON the most wonderful JOIN m I960 CHRISTMAS CLUB WREATHS BKA1NUY • IIOUEUR • WINES season of the year. porrgD PLANTS Dome«tic and Imported CHAMPACNE S* "Our 36th Year of Uninterrupted Servin- to (lit I'eople uf Carteret and Yicinit? j^ BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS THE Muubef Doiuealic Hud Imported BEER »5 __ PLANTERS FLORISTS^ CORSAGES TELEGRAPH Holiday Wrapped ji named and tur those departed, DELIVERY Attractive Grave Covers FANCY BO1TLES iii Agency Carteret Bank and Trust Company pm Cenur. Blake an Ideal Gift! leal Estate Banim* Hour»-M Cooke Ave 111! Dully 8 A M to i r M D«Uy 10 A I" * p M \J>omerA Irlower J4ouie FruUy il A M. U> 6 P. 11 CUE!. H J. "tot tMag GUt»" VOGEL'S Oquor Store M KHKSMAN STKEET • WOODBR1DQB B 82AUinSlr«et Woodbridge «:=
•SKIS r THURSDAY. DKCEMDER 24, R >!) PAOE NINETEEN (iapitol Dome this time. . . . Farmerranm-iss Iin the-mniwie-mmn subjecsuojcat off officiaofficiall MII.IT- i-misumns (••in r>.»,i.. „ , , , 13 counts of North Jersey will «tl«m durlnR 1960. . Bubhle-.chlckcn , th -on, ' i, . OKI I) O : m,.> i. .;, i, li.-cii a mat \»u i'Minintird from Edit Page* if l)i' -old i)'! fJiiiirtuy but llir snlc "Not ni nil d:-r • ' tlv receive from $5.71 to *5.93 per (top swlmmlnf? pools arc nil tnfistnte Depnrtmrnt JERSEY JIGSAW:--Gover- hundredwelnht for their No-jraKe in Atlantic City this *i!i-innnounncs nf HeaiLn of SKI ^-or :s nn (he Sahh,u.h n nride ri ,3licd w»tli (i ccpiivc nor Robert B. Meyner extends vember milk production. Jamuiry lias taboo under n rrcrnt rulins »l :\\e"tn •ss. "it \vi^ those hull' -: CLASSIFIED: Of 28 949 buses, trucks;been officially proclaimed as Attorney General Furmm, ciclert. of-a Merry Christmas The proposal of the Attorney Hint. Sept me from -naiieis clocked on.New'Mnreh ot Dimes Month ny,The Principal Keeper oi tin- RATr» - INFORMATION and a Happy New Year to Oeneral to raise an additional recently by Governor Robert B. Meyner. . . . New Jerwy Stite Prison docs residents of New Jersey. $3,884,842 In revenues from state troopers, II M for 15 word* Deadline for ads: Tne were found The college bond Issue of $66.- not expect any habitual prison- Thp.Cincinnati Reds have i<-. No Lenon Today The majestic 60-foot-tall Amer- motorists Is raising a rukus in to be excecdliiK the posted t* each additional word II A M for Ihc tame «Mk i| 800.0(10 h«R boon sold to a \yii-:nrs tiMPtinn iiiiniptrilR Clirw-MCttFd" tlirlr worklnR auree- Vml(1 bettcr Bsk lnc lltUr it-an Holly tree near Palermo all parts of the State. , . . speed limit. . . . Poods have In- man ln thP I* In idranri pnblleaUon dieat•' •e hende• d by the Chase mas. mPnt8 with the Seattle and frmlne-trlmmrd on the Garden State Parkway County prosecutors seek the creased 15S.9 per cent In price Manhattan Bank of New York Havana teams for 1960. "«d suit if you want any advice NOTR: No duriflwJ «di Uken a?rr phnnr: is KftHy decorated and lighted right to seize personal property, in New Jersey since pre-war City. TV quiz finure tells of help about gnrdenlnR this week. matt N tent in for the Christmas holidays. . , Including a motor vehicle, if 1 1939, the State Department of in bldulng. West Germany'* Olympic, , ,.an llUo a u , , f Ttlfpbonf MErrnrT 4-1111 Attorney General David D the property has been shown Committee sold this week that.,, Labor and Industry reports, . . .' CAPITOL CAPFRS- The; On their lioiieymoon, no comment" when I knocked Kiirman hopes the Christmas to have been used In a ftam- the athletes from both East nnd Investment funds of the fltatp State Office of Milk Industry on ti- nt the h'ory tower hnll'iys will not produce a rash bllng operation. The pio- jrroom took hi.- bride by thc'Wrst Germany will mnrch to- ... of New Jersey held $830,879 373 recently imposed a $200 fine. B Ul reporter's time-honor- df Ivnfflr deaths to auKment Imnd nnd said, "Now thin were ROthn. M]inA „ sprcifll flBg flt ' ' posed new jet airport In Morrlsipar value of securities on No ft New Brunswick milk dealer ed question, "What's new?" • FEMALE HELP WANTED • • SKRHCES the 715 deaths by cars up tnCounty Is expected to be thejvember 3d' married, rienr, I hope you won't'nrxt year's Olympic (james In " " New Jersey for giving away refrigerator! mind if I mention a few little:Rome Thr ivory tower Is of course the ft WOMAN WANTED, to work KTTCHEN and DINT home of the givers of garden from your home at your con- knowledge i CHAIRS RE-COVERFP venlence. Telephone solicitation! nd "U gc, ,IP ^ oh By the way. I ,,ow have some n Woodbridge-Cartcret area £",, u^.j^s 12 171 advici,-i™e nf mvy nown,i-,, . n™'Don't W««J.Iknock. cRn easily earn 11.50 p*r on an Ivory tower unless you hour. Must be able to work HANDYMAN. Insured, sp wear mittens. Ivory l« that 3 to 3 hours a day Write Box;; g In all typeyp s ol ;rmrd. 28. C'O this newspaper or phone;work, leaders. Riitters, slnt«| Once inside, I found the Mr. Inch, MUrdock 1-0370. ipnlrs and Rlwt BUSINESS DIRECTORY lcarnod doctors, swathed In 12 23lHl 2-8087. 12/3 - lj their black academic robes, :LERK-TYPI8T With some QETTINO ENOUGH decking the hall with garlands knowledge of switchboardjWATER? Will guarantee of holly. And ever mindful of operation. Apply in writing to store your HOT WATER. their educational mission, the Box 27, eo this newspaper. Ings up to 70% of replaces - Accordion School _ professors had nfflxed- at ap- Fuel Oil — Moving & Trucking -I- Plumbing & Heating - - Roofing 12/23jcost. Work done on pr Printing ipropriftte spaces slant their " Twelve years experience. HELP WANTED # garlands, neatly printed Iden- 8CHAIBLE LJMESCALE HENSCH'S MALE AND FEMALE JOHN J. BITTING Move "IDEAL WAY" tifying eards reading "Ilex MOVAL; SERVICE, ADan WATTS opaca." ACCORDION SCHOOL Phone FU-B-3014 WOODBRIDGE EARN $35 OR MORE a week In 4399 for free estimate, Mobil BROTHERS But A Timely Message spare time, supplying demand AfiENT NATIONAL VAN Plumbing & Heating "Who wants a gardening les-!for well-known product*. One Christmas Special! LINES Cartert-t, N. J. on Ctrlstmas Eve?" ]full time opening. Write W T IT YOUIV DRINKING (live a chord organ that Thus spake the chorus of Rawlelgh Co.. Dept. NJK-llB- come a problem, Aicoti 1286 St. Oeorge Ave., Avenel will be enjoyed for years • Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES black-clad figures, the tassels 1107, Chester, Pa. 12/10 -12/31 Anonymous\an help you. I 3-4 Rooms—$20, $25, $J0 to come. FUEL OIL on on their mortar boards slightly -• BI 2-1515. or wrlH P. O.| 5-6 Rooms—$35, 140, $50 • New Installations • ROOFING MISCELLANEOUS • 253, Woodbridge. Over "Hi \>ar« of aqulver. It was an honest only $ 139.50 • HOT ASPHALT proclamation that they are noi FOR SALE 12/3' A Small Deposit Will Hold • Gas and Oil Burners Friendly Service • SHINGLING match at this season for visions Your Instrument SACRIFICE. 9x12 tweed rug, HAVWQ TROUBLE with | Call ME-4-3046, HI-2-7312 • LEADERS * GUTTERS of sugarplums or even of Mar- never used, with pad, $35.00. 172 BROWN Ml., ISF.1JN ME 4-0012 "" ley's ({host. sewerage? Electric Sewe ME 4-5606 Other sizes. Q.E. vacuum, $20.00. • removes roots, filth, L. PVGLIESE - A. LIPO "Just wish all the gardeners 100 Fulton Street Kl 1-8467 Imported Oriental Klrman pat- and stoppage from clo a Merry Christmas." terned rug. Also tool hooked YVondhridge pipes, drains and sewer* i But then, in the barest rugs. FU 8-2028. - Caryeitry - Masonry - digging, nofdamages — j whisper, like a professorial 12/17-12/31 I- Service Stations - FOR QUALITY and efficient. Call footnote In the finest of type All Tjrpet of - Funeral Directors -- Music at the bottomo t the page: FOR HIRE Plumbing and Heating. on - "And tell them to keep plenty 8007. 12/3 -1 CARPENTRY Charles Farr FIVE-PIECE BAND, "THE In Woodbridfe It's the I of water in the Christmas tree and V ALLEGROS". All occasions MOTHERS — Save ftU holder and don't let the poin- Plumbing & Heating TOM GARAGE Reasonable, Call Alan Porter at precious huors shoppir MASONRY Frank KreUel J. F, Gardner A Son settta sit in a.draft.") KI 1-4193 alter 5:00 P. M. your angel's birthday partjl Electric Sever Service 8o today's nieiwage is simple tiprrt MUSIC STUDIO 485 AMBOY AVENUE DIAL 12/11-12/31 furnish everything from a| Synowiecki and sincere: "Merry Christ- LICIOUS BIRTHDAY Worknumhlp. Telephone: Woodbridge Lmas." We've Setn 'Em TO DECORATIONS. Part; Rruonabl* Funeral Home • In India the lowest caste ol 10 children $11.98 con MErcurr 4-3640 ME 4-/1111 -2-3 Bcilnnrri MErcurj 4-0584 people are known as untouch- LITTLE FOLKS BIRT P!»n. We're Specialist! In Printed Pattern ables. We, have untouchable PARTIES, FU 8-2SH-. • CONSTRUCTION 621 LINDEN AVENUE 56 Carteret Avenue No lnstru- No Job Too Largo here, too, but they are high • ALTERATIONS • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- Carteret, N. J. mmti to Woodbridrt, N. J. MENT and BALANCE 9099 DOLL caste — usually running banks. • ADDITIONS Buj: —Brunswick Pilot. Only 700 persons turnei • BRAKE SERVICE or Too Small for the opening of Atur Custom Hornet Telephone KI-1-5715 All Mikfs o( Accordlom October orders Increased fo: Race Track on Septembe Built it Yoor ipMltlciUoai Sold and Yes, call today ... no machine tools. 1894. Ripaltcd - Radii ( TV Service - No Job Too Urie Jit Loweit Tailoring fee for estimates. We'll MMWMMWMMMWMMtMl Or Too 8m«1| . , . Prices! rush a man to you to Fully Iwnrnl Call ME 4-0750 MEN'S SUITS help you plan, show- Nt (h«ue or OblitaUon ing you money-saving KEEP UP WITH YOUR JERRY HUGHES MADE-TO-MEASURE For btliutn FLYKH ft SON Rnroll Your Child Now for TV Sales & Service Now you can afford a made- short-cuts. Print* l.fisoni on the FUNERAL HOMES 889 Green St., Iselin to-order «uit for lest than HOME TOWN NEWS KiUbUibed M Vrtn • Accordion you'd pay for a medium Vincent Keller t (iuitar — Specializing in — price ready-to-wear suit! 421 East Avenue • Trumpet CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TOUA? Builder Complete Service on Perth Amboj • Huophon* • Hundreds of fabrics to Folders • Pimo TV - RADIO choose from—or you may WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING. CO II Ford Are., Fordi • TTombont rbont Ft • Drumi HI-FI - CAR RADIO brinr in your own, 18 GREEN STREET* VA-6-QJM • Glbun (Julurs & Ampllflrri Billheads • Eicflilor Accordioni • Guaranteed perfect fit. WOODBRIDGE, N. 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