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LI—NO. 34 PnfeUihcd Wttklf THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1959 tafnt u tna CUM MiD On nta it P. 0. WoodMdl*. N i. PRICE TEN CENTS ws in Preparations 24-Hour Bailey Sees No Cause for Alarm Town's For Holy Days' /filua/Patrols Over Encephalitis Possibility //ere Growth Visioned Spraying N.J.Tops New Police Plan is Confined Population Jump is Seen as Assuring <;reatrr in '50/58 Township Security To Swamps Than Any N.J.- Arm WOODBRIDQE — A re- mmrm WOODBRIDQE — Health ! organization of the police de- WOODNRIDGE — Wood* Officer Harold J. fiailry said pnrtmrnt is being planned to mum I bridge Township's population, i today that there IK no need take rffwt within the next few grew thr fastest between 1950 for alarm that .the outbreak weeks, in order to provide maxi- and 1958 amonR all* the New of encephalitis in South Jer- jersey communities In the mum protection hi each of the sey will spread here. The dis- five Wards, Mayor Hugh B.i suburbs In the Metropolitan ease ls carried by mosquitoes. AITU, iic-.cnititng to a monthly Qulgley and Police Commission- Women, in particular, Mr. bullet in issued In New York er L. Charles Mftngione an- Bailey said, are panicky and iv the Metropolitan Regional nounced today. have been swamping the fimnnl ''If the new system works Board with calls for demands The KI'OWMI rate as issued bj out." Mr. Mangione said, "there that their particular area be Council Is way under a sprayed. will be a police radio car in I* tiiken by the Townshia each Ward 24-hours a day." "I would say we had about in iw, 'iisi. before the Fourth Under the proposed set-up, 150 calls during the past two in id Fifth Wards were created. the department will work under days." Mr, Bailey .sairi "I The Council says the Town- H pin toon or squad system, as want to make one thing clear •Inn Krnwth rate is 56 per cent, in .several nearby cities. Bach We are not sprayinR any par- from ;r),7S8 people In 1950 to platoon will rotate on shifts, so ticular street. We are con- WORKING FOR THK CRIPPLKD KIDS: Martin Mundy. rhnirman of the Wnndhrtd(e mi estimated 56.000 as of last each officer will have his equal year. The Townrtiip's 'census centrating our efforts In Klk* Lodge. Crippled Kiddies committee, stands beside the first Iruekloai) of paper and share of day and night work. lists 70,000 people. wooded and swampy areas cardboard enlircted by the organization for thr benefit or his committee. The drive will Except in a few cases, each where the mosquito breeds." HK.KINfi IN THE YKAK 5720: Rabbi Samuel Newberm of Congreiration Adath Israel be held once » month. Both New Brunswick and fhnun blowing the Shofar or ram's horn, a part of the traditional Rush Hashonah officer will be expected to work Yesterday afternoon. Mr. Perth Amhoy were listed with New Your nervier. The Jewish New Year will be ushered In at Sunset tomorrow and will night shifts as his turn comes Bailey said the Township 10 per cent growth rates. New observed Saturday and Sunday with special services In synagogues al! over the world, up. equipment had been out all Klein Case Brunswick's population rose own with Rabbi Newberger, recitinit the ancient prayers of the blowing: of the shofar, Under the present system, day. from 38.811 In 1950 to an esti- are Joseph Klein, left and Julius Blake, right. there have been times, with "However," -he went on, "I This is a Real mated 43,000 in 1958. Perth vacations and sick leave, that don't think the spraying did Ambov went, from 41,330 to 45,- K)DDRIDUE - Prepara at 8:30 A.M., with Ylzkor or there were an Insufficient num- much good, because the,wind Urouin on 000. aiv now in progress inj The record growth In Wood- t, uu v, u * • iber of men on various shifts. just took the spray up into homos throughout tnej Mayor's Greeting biirige reflects the general find- Rabbi Newberger, as senior Mr. Mangtane said the result the atmosphere. A calm day Public Servant! s WOOUBRIDOE flip rot' the celeDranoh on WOODBRIDOE —In behalf WOODBRIDOE - Tax Collector Michael J. Trainer did ings of the council's researchers Habbi in me Township, issued,of trying the new system will is the only time in which the ,, of the Cor- jm-reases Hashonah, the Jewish; of himself and the entire his annual New Year message not slip in his resolution for exemptions for 2fi taxpayers ati rhulli whQ notpd tMt tne be to reveal instantly howi results can be beneficial." hopes to bund. .,ilon worn greater In fear. Town Committee, Mayor today. He said in part: the last minute—he was just telling Committeeman R, Rich- )n pol)Ul many additional men will be At Tuesday's Township for r — holiday, which begins at Hugh B. Qulgley today ex- "This Is the High Holiday ard Krauss that the ball same was all tied at 5-5 In the 10th required after the first of the; meeting a resolution was at Ford Avenue and Route 1 farther away from New Yprk. tomorrow and continues tended New Year greetings season. The holy days are inning. The Dodger-Braves game, that is. year to make It work effective- passed acknowledging that told the Zoning Board last Suburbs closer to New York- jh Saturday mid Sunday, to the Jewish residents of At Tuesday's Town Committee meeting, Committeeman distinguished by their univers-iy, an emergency exists and night that if the store is forced showed a less spectacular ark the beginning of the the Township. allty and penitential nature, authorizing the mayor "to re- John Evanko objected to a At the same time, the request • to go to an adjoining communl- growth. 5720. "We wian to express our They are the days of judgmentiQf pojlce en[ef jonn R EgBn! tain or hire any exterminator resolution authorizing refunds ty. Ford Avenue will still be' . Oyster Bay, N. Y. area, had sincere good wishes to the vices will be conducted for all mankind, for in matters!, reaPpointment will be eon-! company or exterminator to property owners for taxes used by Waodbridge residents^ Riant increase of 276 per cent, Dngregation Adath Israel, Jewish residents of our mu- of life all mankind is uniteunitedd . equipment, wit'"h materials t'o overpaid during the year. •be- GOP Offers !to Ret to Route 1 to RO shop-M this was not accomplished bridge. Rabbi Samuel New- nicipality and hope that the There can be no progress unless cause it was not subject an sln le .„ ...... spray any and all possible Profit Planipin^The hearing wasThe'se'c-jby « R community as has fl Conaregation B'nalJa- yfeir 5720 will bring them there is true penjtence. and this breeding grounds for such agenda meeting." ^ on ove er 8-1 U1IH I ldll ond of whw. uppers to be .I**™ the MtuStion here. l, Riibbi Philip Brand good health and happiness." •requires an honest and fearless! ? # 15. Un- (Continued on Page 2) u "We should have more dc-; Wies. The third session is sett-- "*~ » fCantor Meyer Trachten- the mayor said. self-analysis from each of us.|der the Police Pension Act, hej must retire on that date unless! |tail on this resolution and go WOODBRIDGE -- Ah eight-[for October 9 KreKAtion Beth 8hol- "The High Holidays can pro- the Town Committee reap- |over each item," the Fifth point platform for the Town-j Ml, chanin WM cross.ex Iselln. Rabbi BarnardiAdath Israel U as follows: Fri- vide a forward-looking mirror jWard Committeeman said, "It ship Republican Party was an- Mayor Tells points him on a year to year| ammpd by Lpwis s Jacobson kel: and .Jewish Communl- day, 6:30 P.M. Saturday, 8 A.M.which can reflect the thoughts, basis until he is 70. If Chief i is as slmDle as thal" nounced today by Benjamin I. the feelings, the situations of Woodbrldpa attorney, eiucr of Colonla, Rabbi and 8 P.M., Sunday, 8 A.M., and Egan Is permitted to remain asj j | 11 T TO When Mr. Krauss said the|K(w»tor, Republican M" Schcinfeld 6 P.M, Vom Klppur or Day of other men. The realization of sentinR himself, and John Dlos, Youth Aims police head, It Is believed that! JLiJUlClCClDY LJIj'resolution had been submitted Chairman. ;Newark, representing resident? of sewwCT for -MwrAtonenwnt, Kol Nidre service,) man's lnte*depeadencer-wh»th- CaptjiKSels iAurHien «m bfi ••'•••• - - ;-;<••• -J- -,~ .th^t mttfinon onft m»w wnn,n -A»-^rtmw4^^y-M«v soa.soti at Congregation'Octcber 11, 6 P.M., October 12| (Continued on Page *2) v lot fflHtfbrripjeimJiuwnn. "• " blldKP S recOldf0 rnavln on e named aefluty chief. If Chief WOODBRIDGE o|copy in "each commitfeeman'sithe platform is as follows: J Qenr((p Heftier « Egan retires on hid 65th birth- John Waldman and Robert day there is expected to be a "Mr. Trainer just enme In." jcaucus. not consider the question of ifight for his job. Among those Thompson were commended by the State is R direct result of George R. Evans, special ln- To which Mk Krauss re- 2, Immediate change m mn- wtableg, because this is a sub- the foresight and sound youth ijak Position Toward Backers said to be seeking the post are ject in the province of the jCapt. Lauriteen, Capt. Elmer vestigator for the U. S. Treas-jvhed: Jng ordinances and building !program that havo been sue- Town Committee. The stBte-| ,, instituted by the pres Krysko, Sgt. Kenneth Van ury Department, in a letter, to! "Mike came in to say it was|codus. together with the en- WssIU y ment was made- when MrJ Democratic Administra- I Pelt and Detective Panconi. The Independent-Leader. 5-5 in the 10th jnning." Iforcement of existing regula- ent lolling to GOP Remains Cloudy two detectives played a major Mr. Krauss then demanded tions. .lacobson" brought out Uwtjtion," according to Mnyor Hu«h part in seizing an illicit still in to know if Mr. Evanko doubted! 3. Open debate with oppon- there iu'Ci 13 empty stores inig Qui^ley. c > 1 Avenel. The defendants pleaded the tax collector's word. ents on the issues, anytime. Wnodbrirtw and the establish- Mayor Quit-'ley. Democratic ODBHIIKii; A prouuwdi------ment of Klein's "would mean-incumbent, seeking his fiffifthh Evanko Hits non vult last week. ..Mr, Tl.ain(!r has bccn juianyplace. rn-nt by Kmii Pwjuk, prcsi-! cr*{\T\ A Kin VADH- ss The letter reads as follows: , i 4. Established the budget,iaddftional l° °f ratables," ' " isuccesslve term as chief execu- [of tlur Hivt W«rd, Sii-ond'«vU I LAWU TMMU. ef the tev 0{}toe fo ; "Knowing your newspaper withln the budget and end During tne course of question jtive In the forthcoming election 01 DennK'ratic Club, HK lo has perhaps the best under- the practice of unwarranted!ing it was developed thatiNovember 3 has promised to titiid<» iownrd the regular- on, "He was elected by the What's with Voucher 641?^b-d\\'moastanding of civic problems gen- emergency appropriations. Klein's will only widen-it* ^-iwtttUwe and ?X£*"d the youth Clt>nl Dcmorratic ornani- people and is how In teiiilre. erally, I am taking this oppor- 5. Establish and follow a tlon of Ford Avenue, the ,-est!«cre«Uonal program. The ex- leavo the answer pretty WOODBRIDOE — Over the Though he comes under my de- ansion ol the Rill Which Showed No Delivery of Oil, tunity to commend Detectives master plan for road malnten- will be up to the Township. P ^creation pro- the air. objections of John Evanko and partment, I never stick my gram was a part of the Mayor's Waldman and Thompson, who ance and Mr. Chanin said the drainage Paid; Republicans Ask for Details David Miller, the Town Com- nose into his business. The! improvement. platform and has repeatedly ex- Piij.tk, who was detvated under the supervision of Chief 6. Every taxpayer to pay on- on the site was so poor, to mittee Tuesday approved plans (Continued on Page 21 panded from year to year and Ucmocratir primary by WOODBRIDGE — Whatibani Interrupted: of the Schlffland Realty Com- Egan, have displayed such per- Sly his fair share.' correct the situation would be wullam he presents the following ac- Ward candidate [happe,,ed tp Voucher 641? i 'Why don't you ask that pany for 90-home sub-division severance and consclentious- FOUND NOT GUILTY ! 7. Eliminate padded payrolls. too costly for a home developer. mn. has been criticized by complishments: Township Treasurer Chaiiesiquestion during business meet- in Colonia.' The site is known ness I have seldom witnessed In WOODBRIDGE — Flip's; 8. Invite desirable industry There Ls a drainage ditch in! „, TneTownshtp.s 25 super- Democrntie lenders as J. Alexander can't explain and I ings.? Are you trying to do your as Old Farm, which is located the 35 years I have spent as a Tavern was cleared In selling to the Township, and respect Uw center o* the site into!1^playgrounds, five of which IHK the fence." Frederick M. Adams, Republi- campaignlng here? If you had east of the Garden State Park- Special Investigator with the alcoholic beverages to a minor, their rights which flows water from nearbyjjhavhavee ^^ recentrecentiy completecompeed district leader had an candidate for Mayor, has come to me, I would have sup-| ay, off Inman Avenue William J.Dangell, by the Town, "Ekch of the points," Mr. sohools and homes Mr Chanim |C| W|y, U. S. Treasury Enforcement sohools and homes. Mr. Chanim^ one at Lafayette Estates d ii statement of policy;implied that the Tuscan OilliOilipliedd you witith tthh e answer." - J The two Fifth Ward Com- Agencies. day. The committee found that|Kantor said, "will help make promised to remedy this con-;now untiei. construction; (2) raccived by thlslcompany. which is concerned in, Committeeman John Evanko mitteemen endeavored to delay "The detection of crime be- Dangell was evasive and "dis- Woodbridge an efficient and ditlon. Mr. Jacobson madejvariety of arts and crafts ac- ; yesterday, and beyond the matter, may not have de-jturned to Mr. Alibanl and said: approval until the next meet- comes increasingly important torted the truth" and the testi- well-jn a n a g e d municipality much of the fact this correc-ltlvities; a> playground tourna- ills prom-am is to "have'llvered any fuel oil to the' "Let the man talk." ing so the committee "could as- to all citizens, but then when mony of the bartender Angelo which every citizen can be tlon was not included in exist-jments—foul shooting, twenty- eiiiomitic friends con-'Township garage , "I am not talking to you, sure itself that there are pro- you have the added, ability of D'Alessio "was credible in every proud of. Every citizen can play ing plans and Mr. Chanin saldjone, horseshoes, etc.; )4) play- a state their objectives", At Tuesday's session of the,John," was the reply. vislonsyfor adequate sewers and (Continued on Page 2) j respect." 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To all our Jewish friends and neighbor* 1 : ater.i that bai VmuliPr (>il 'ToBlh probteni,-Ih* Mayor ^JT ' " '^\ -do from all your Republican candidate* > OUtlier U*l a]d 1oom ^ ^ ^j^ bird* to h-5 hirtorr of Wood- Ircwi Past ' *nd knottle«t of our time*- L *f C6' for Woodbridge Township . . . president, held a candidates' «mn«:i«d!P«rUculjirlT, in a rapid r to beer, r^ponsbie for Over iOO ** V . ard queried ""** ' iwtJw. hive ovfrrhflmmeU Sousfc ^ to cheat the ^proved U» exdus^pp^ Jlr aU tnoT bow to do 11 raise taxet ucll p^nje,. Todar I w»nt to of $72 15." he ex- »hd |« BBff aumrr TOT»rttirMntjjia(,lfliSpr0(Tia] Of raUsef c]1in)Nl. e wouldr.1 FRED ADAMS Holy Da< high «w of t.ieir in«ai»able y^^^. winded political thirt- ^jn t bill shoiriiif r.o delivery errors and buck-paHin? lue hich mr folloirers expec' f oil. We TO-JM hare put in ;n| W h mr folloe p o f oil. We MAYOR rom P2.1t j t » | j o maft orJ y answer i1 1t to f » from m« ur.;j such time a* »ir pbocy f;gti:es and col- or wme rent chante >n Novtmbf-r " difference* are resolved i«ied mor» monev." UI WARD (OMM. KATNAKD WINSTON must" he -I wiii d^cuss. eimestlt u i He eiplair.«l that *her. a de- aid Anr taii»rer car ^Merely but without pobtwal Uwiy » made, th, driver ij Fvflllko p^p^ i^ ^pp,^ u. a » lever aad EOBCKT NEARY 2nd WARD (OMM. ITJ:', »?*in-t m my w pu : Mid^wm :ng the For Your JOHN 3rd HARD <0MM HUGHES ,^j^n arid iyspic;on in skitt. In thi» may, the . off of water is plarjied one way »'. !00 per cer.t , and drainage in a heary jtorm SALE FALL and DAVID MCOLA 4th >WAfU) t OMM :
FIRfT SAVINGS «ince 1895" f*J LOMAX APPLIANCES "ipio LOAN ASSbCIATIOM OPEN EVMY NIGHf'til 9 P.M. 535 Amboy Avenue ME 4-8900 Woodbridge, N. J. Sort1 6) MAIN ST. ME 4-0020 W00DBRI06E iI»UrMction of Grove Arenuci Main Office: 339 State Street, Perth Ambov, N. J. Only Aullioi iiftl C-E Service Dealfi in ffoodbridge THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1959 PAGE THREE 6th Year Three Join Miss Sandra Stein Weds Luncheoij WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Donald Halpern of Deal Frieda Kllm and Donald or Club Air Force Whitaker. chairmen, an- Plans Set nounce arrangements are EWARF.N The Hrwaivn WOODBRIDOE — With in- WonntSIUDCIE—Three Avr WOODBR1DGE — The Hotel Kenneth Halpern, Providence, completed for the October 7 jory Club is bPRtnninK Its Issex House, Newark, was theR.I., was best man man for his vitations out just a few days, tii-l youths whn joined'the Air s testimonial dinner in honor j yrnr of organization with I'oirc were Riven R fnrewell wtt1nn of the mania** Sunday rother arid ushers were Her- of Miss Anna Frawr, at The reservations are already befnt bert. Asbury Park. H, Frank made for the 125-a-plaM iron meetiriK nt, the! imty last wfolc by Mrs. P. Cole Miss Sandra Stein, daugh- Pines, Metuchen.' Reserva- Blank, Long Branch, Dr. Leon- iiri Mrs. R. Lm-son at the lat-lOr of Mr. and Mrs. Herman tions close tomorrow. luncheon to be sponsored by 'lon HHIISI'. WIIU'IHIIIR, 3t*ln, 184 Main Street, to Don-ard Fox, Rlverdale, N. Y. and the Woodbridge Township Busi- iny at 1 P.M. Mrs. is home on Hudson Boule- In addition In the appear- nrd d W. Halpern, son of Mr. andJack Mednlcoff, Interlaken. ness and Professional Womani I,arson, president, re- «Irs. Harold Halpem, Deal, Mrs. Halpern Is associated ance of Sam Levenson which Honored were Harry C. Bugle will highlight the affair, se- Club at noon .October 27 at ts till reservations be made labbi Samuel Newberger per- Ith her father at the Brook- Howard Johnson's, Route 1 for noon Monday with Mrs. all. Paul T. cole and Gerald formed the double ring cere- ile Nursing Home. Keyport lections will be presented by .. Wnrner. nil of Rahway Ave the Woodbridge Community the business and professional nssldy, Enst, Avenue. mony. r. Halpern is president of men at the community. me. Washington Mortgage Corpora- Orchestra under the direction rs. Edward H. Baron, uro- Given In marriage by her Proceeds will be used toward on, Asbury Park. of George Jackson and a bar- r.hnirman, has announced Present were Carol Larson, 'ather, the bride wore a gown nursing scholarship at Perth oyce Obropta, Nancy Abel, After a trip to Bermuda, the bershop group made up of year's events as follows: >f peau de sole with bateau Amboy Genyal Hospital School Judith McQueeney, Carol iuple will live In Long Branch four school principals, Lincoln bt'r 21, "Book News nnd leckllne appllqued in French Tamboer, Robert Mulligan, of. Nursing and for continuing Reviews," Mrs. R. Palmer Brecka, Rosemary Petras, Mrs Llehcon lace. Appliques of lace •ucy Buglehall, T. Maloney I Albert Aqulla and Robert - aid to Township libraries. re; Nove.mber 4, "My Alas- lecorated the princess Un« skirt Zangalarl. Vacation," Mrs. Horatio Kent Morris, William Btone, ,nd she carried white orchids Program Listed Among those who have al- k: November 17, Federa- nd M/Bgt. Carl Dunn, Air in a Bible. Woodbridge Township ready made their reservations lly: November 19, food Force Recruiter. Miss Joan Stein, sister of the teachers will present a skit are: Dr, Henry A. Belafsky, C, starring Donald Westcott, December 2, Fashion I Cole and Buglehall will under- -ride, was maid of honor and By VJ.f. Unit E. Alien, vice president of Cali- Mrs. Sam Higglm, Mrs. John December 16, Christmas go basic training at Lackland irldal attendants were Miss WOODBRIDOE — Mrs. Wil- fornia Oil Company; Louis V, : easterns. Ben Engan, Mrs. kale. Air Force Base In TeKns and Sharon Nettu, and Miss Lor- Aronson II, John J. Roth, lam Szanest. ways and means David Shereshewsky, Mrs. Al- .hen go on to study technical alne Stein, another sister. hairman, announced a sched- Samuel L. Cohen and Harry L. niif.ry 6, card party; Jnnu- fred Shultz, Mrs. Elizabeth training in radar, possibly in ile of events at a meeting of Tepper, president, treasurer, 20, "Hypnosis," Robert Klt- Mississippi. Bauer, Mrs,. Norman 'Tape, he Ladles Auxiliary. Wood- secretary and general counsel February 3, "Inside Mrs. William McDonald, Mat- Buglehull and Cole are enlist-TB League Plans iridge post, V.F.W., as follows: respectively of Ronson Corpo- »." Dr, Alison Bryan: Feb- AM, SET FOR THK WH>K BMIF. YONDER: Above arc three Avenel younit men who thew Jago, Miss Joanna ing in the Air Force for the first October 17. Chinese auction ration; Charles E. Gregory and 17, "Child Personality will receive basic (ruining at Lackland Air Force bade. Left to right are Harry C. Bugle- Artym, Miss Alblna D'Alesslo, time. Warner served in the Air t 8 P.M.; October 31, Hallo- Robert Rlttweger, Miss Bar- Lawrence F, Campion, publish- elopment." Dr J. R. Sop- hail. 9 Kahway Avenue. Paul T. Cole, 878 Rahway Avenue; Gerald A, Warner, 900 Rah- Force for 4 years, leaving In Press Project ween dance, dress optional; bara Barona, Mrs. George er and vice president of tHp It: March 2, Drama skit; way Avenue, and M/Hgt. Dunn, USAF Recruiter, Post Office Building, Perth Amboy. 1957. He was with a radar sec- WOODBRrDOE — The AH fovember 18, anniversary party Kerr and Mrs, Margaret Woodbrldge Publishing Compa- ch 16, "Life in Ireland," tion on the DEW line in Alaska, 111 visit family and friends in Hi News, student publication at lovember 21, put presidents Fleming. ny, School Commissioner Rolf- John Dowllng; April 6, to His new assignment will be with tew York and New Jersey and Woodbrldge High School has nd past commanders ball; Dc ert Vogel; Harold Oast, counsW innounced; April 20, "Floralj a radar unit in Maine. Richard Potter Married hen proceed to Sergeant Pot- been notified of the national mber 12, Christmas party for Hess Oil Company; DavJjJ n«ements and Slides," Mrs. er's next assignment. School Press Project which is T. Wllentz, CommltteemsM n Kozusko; May i, "Lady, jid December 20. children's The bride li a graduate o sponsored annually by the Mid- Member Drive Peter Schmidt. Frederick & Lovely." Betty Best; May At Texas Air Force Base Christmas party. All the affairs Brooklyn schoolt and was emChurch to Hold dlesex County Tuberculosis and rill be held at the post. Adams, Peter Sideris, owner at dosing luncheon, Installa- Jloyed by The American Tele Health League. Faculty ad- Howard Johnson, Dr, LeR& Members were asked to par- of officer*. WOODBRIDGE-Announce- Post Chapel, Ellington Air jhone and Telegraph Co. in Isers and student editors have By Sub-Juniors Homer. " lclpate in a hospital party to ment has been made of the'Porce Base, with Chaplain Bar- their New York office. been Invited to attend a special AVENEL—A larger member- Rummage Sale « held December 7 at Menlo Reservations may be mafc marriage of Miss Joan T. But- rett officiating. meeting at St. Peter's Hospital, ship Is the goal of the Sub- JVN EMPLOYEE* The bridegroom Is a gradu WOODBRIDGE—Final plan with Miss Ruth Wolk. luncheg ler, daughter of Mrs. Anne But- Robert Johnston was best ate of Woodbridge High School New Brunswick, October 28 at >ark with Mrs, F. Cavallaro In Junior Woman's Club of Avenel, 18ION for a rummage sale to be hel< chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Ryw ler, Brooklyn, to Staff Sgt. man and Miss Mary Johnston, and several technical electronics 2:00 P.M. :harge. To Inaugurate its campaign, a tomorrow at the First Congre- Mjss Peggy Tombs, Miss Kar«p fOODBRIDGE — Township Richard M. Potter, son of Mr. maid of honor, A reception was schools and h*t just returnei Mrs. Harold Carpenter will m^gibershtp punch party will gational Church, were made The School Press Project elson, Mrs. Alda Brennan. Woodbridge Employee's As-'and Mrs. Stanley C. Potter, held at the Noncommissioned from a five year assignment In (•present the auxiliary at a Be held Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. a meeting:of Phi' Alpha Gamma designed for school JournalWa trs. Irene Shay, Miss Anne »tion will meet tomorrow atjWoodbrtdge, September 26 at Officers Club. apan. He is making the Air dinner honoring the depart- at Miss Jean Martorelll's home, Sorority. Mrs, William Uurit-m the hope of having them Sutch, Miss Claire Sutch. 1 t the committee room at Houston, Tex. After a motor trip through Force his career. ment president October 10 In 67 Harvard Avenue. m Hall. sen, president, named Mrs. Nor- produce news stories, features, To Visit School Z The wedding took place at the the Southern States, the coupl Newark, Members are Invited man Pape and Mrs. Herbert editorials, cartoons and other An invitation is extended to The BPW will tour the Perth to a New Jersey department Schrimpf as chairmen with th artwork on events and people all sophomores, Juniors and Amboy General Hospital School meeting the »ame day at 1:30 Juniors Welcome sale to be held from 6 P.M. tomportant to*the health and seniors Woodbridge High if Nursing tomorrow night at • j in Public Service Auditorium, 9 P.M. well-being of their readers. The School any nearby high as guests of Anthony W, Eckert Park Place, Newark. ui A review of the budget was project alms to alert young school to join the club which hospital director: Mrs. Kathar- affords fellowship, fun and the 4 New Member given by Mrs. George May an people to their responsibility Donations were voted to the ine MaoFadyen, director
U'grr.:- • the campaign a ;r. • 29139:43:53 one. Paul's Grid Forecasts League presirtrr.v ; "Suptr-Righf" Quality Iwf—BONELESS CHUCK—NO FAT ADDED and secretary R;r -.: pg Qy (Games to b* played on O*tob*f S) [announced that <•; league are still av.v' WoodbrWfe rorm 13 to n •. MMHM Thomas Jefferson over Perth Amboy Trophies and .!•. PUlnfirld ov*r Columbia — - _ „ Congress award* » Somervllle over South River _ ....'.— t sented at the term:- > Rahway over Wettfleld _ ..- II season. POT ROASOSTT 59 North PlatafleM over fcotth Plains) _ 18 Since its reorgar.. Asbary Park over New Brunswick - J year, the Hopein-*:: 14 Qiillty-OtiHr Cat "Isiir-III|M" Qislity Cart«ret over Springfield has sponsored tf,:: . READY-TO-COOK * ball, basketball a: : e h, *• r,* Red Bank Cath. ever SaymOle .. 4 LIVERWURST Bound Brook over Watthnnt ti designed to in 79 45' Maaaaqaan over Brltk IS Uon and athlfiir « U LOIN PORK CHOPS Irisi Hifhland Park over Clark - ~ —>... M for local boys still.: FANCY FOWL Montclalr over Irvtniton _ _ ..... 9 Membership is nc : 59t PORK SAUSAGE Mtit Metnchen over Dunellen \l residents of Hop*'...••• Fir FrluiMi, SUwiig ir triads Toms River over Keyport ' " STEWING BEEF linden over Weeqnahle - It Inri Frnk II All Size*—ONE PRICE! Matawan over Neptune _ C Romson ovtr Red Bank II Health SLICED BACON £49 FLOUNDER FILLET Hackettstown over Bernardsville IS •""'• M Lonj Branch over Mlddletown . Tour Part In ttif < . Your Urarl $ — Fruits and V#|ttablts — 1.00 SALE! ifatck'im! YOUK CHOICE All It has be«n (•»;.:. C dally th( heart pun;; : Mix 'tin ... Match f«m — within each group. APPLES —"" 3,;.,23 dred gallons of b! •••; Under New Management 'some sixty thouw:;.: Le%$er quantities sold at our low Regular Prices. Itillu Prsaas—fretttMt arteriet, eapillarw »< fctftUU IONA BRAND The heart begins • i Your Choice PURPLE PLUMS fore birth and in :.•• STRING BEANS Cut, Green until death. Natur::- SiMt, likv C iore, we are eoncor: .•• 2 17M. BARTLETT PEARS 2 29 George's Itect this heroic ow.\ IONA PUS 10 FOR possible way ER»: • •((•Ur StUlt Fin, Crisp and to safeguard 'N I'tory system sta:'. • IMHHM) SAAB TOMATO JUICE '«" PASCAL CELERY '-15' ment. The ideal is a p: iifiiir Stun Ti«i(, Tsadir Coffee Shop telllgent control r.,\ CRANBERRY 2 11 23" too tlon. Apart from ;:>• CARROTS «- 2 ".T\r anger, rwr, worry. :• (Formerly A & J Lunch) Port and Tomato Sauce U,l. Is. I Sraia and spiritual ant:: Vegetarian *nd Tomato Sauce - „„, -- :kinds take the'.r t,.: HEINZ BEANS k c Main St. and Amboy Ave,, Woodbridge by the eflecU *h:c: I. Id* S«t>« YELLOW ONIONS 3 10 upon our entiie ;: LIBfiY'S Specializing in... is. Work.aouor. .-,: SLICED BEETS — Frozen Foods — |are necessary Jor : Stnlar StUR UP Imi-«e*Mitritsd HOT CORNED BEEF and PASTRAMI and harmonious'.-. CAMPBELL'S «I7"r • 2 ';; 57 Open Dally 6 A. M. to 1 A. M. Your Choice (ore. that we be n. " STRING BEANS French Style QlSlttlia>Ael'c Chopptd Sirloin pVg. Importance of hw OMUI 2* MM (CLOSED SUNDAY) 14 OL lation. 'depend up CAMPBELL'S BEANS "»'«> i**% Doram's Candied Yams «• 20ot BREAKFAST . . . LUNCHEON . . . DINNER Ings snd advice • () FOR physicians, and U. I0o..jr8 GREEN GIANT Asparagus Spears £ as will dive Swf ['and ourselves th' CfMm Style 17- : GOLDEN CORN Dole's Pineapple Juice 2!: 39 'tafts for long yea- Swlir SiUI ! service. WILRICK'S « is«. QCfl 100 Downyflake Pancakes 2 Michael S. N APPLBERRY SAUCE 4 tint •* Apple Tyrawers ";rht DAIDONE'S IONA Swlar Silill TAILORS and CLEANERS CLING PEACHES Sliced or Helvet 2 »* 57° Your Choice Banket Pies °%£ 2P';:39« Silver D*t | Proudly announce a new only ONE A&P Brsnd * ft m vl Morton's Ham Dinner TOMATOES Our Finest Quality Sifilw SitiN 4 FOR Oyster Stew c'"j'h" Ready to i::: 53° Stultr Itlid There is SUNSWEET PRUNES Serve Rice Harvest Time I SHIRT ev 0 only one A4P BrencWVench Fried "-29° jar •*" 100 White Rice ™ ^ RIMOBIH | POTATOES FROZEN pig-' Sultana White Rice WELCOME Eggs Reduced Again1. Carolina White Rice LAUNDERING WAGON Wildun Brand i7o River Brown Rice ptf."
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'Sweet Shoppe, 47» Amboy for 20 years and was employed tan, Fords, and William Lau- FRANK BAK FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY 'mic, Treat Shoppe. 613 at Rarltan Copper Works. Crippled Tots rence Harbor; fourteen grand- WOODBBIDOE — Funeral «-, if! f ! Avenue and the WBod ihlldren and two great-grand- services were held Sunday from A Navy veteran of World Wai Drlve In OBITUARIES children. Oreiner Funeral Home, 44 |i, he was a member of Amen- CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS ;cu> Lodge, F and A.M.: Cres- rund Denetits. Announcement wai Solemn Requiem Mass was]Oreen Street, for Frank BakJ 'NOTE: For insertions In the ralendw, eull Mrs. Lester KrtM, Wood- that 11,900 pounds ol sung at St. Michael's Chucrh 111 Ross Street, who died cent Temple, Ancient Order of WOODBRIDOE , SITil ZFXENAK 8ervices were conducted a1 55 Inverness Terrace, Fords. LJ-fl-2215. or Independent- .„ ..,.„ 2116 will have been collected in the 1 0 and burial was In the church Thursday after a brief Illness Noble Mystic Shrine; Central WOdDBRIDGE — Funeral the Hungarian Reformed Jersey Shrine Club: New Jer- Leader, ME-4-11U. before noon Tue«day ot each week Mra. hold an exclusive showing of'drive « far. Proceeds WW i cemetery. Rev. Albert Oaydos A resident 4f Woodbridge for "John Paul .lones" at the,beneflt the Crippled CniK ..vires wpre hold Tuesday' :hurch and burial was In sey Consistory, Order of Scott- KreM In correspondent (or Fords. Hopelawn and Ketwbej.i 1 officiated. 57 years, he retired as an em- Woodbrldfte Drive-In. Route l!Fund. Anyone wishing to n C.ielnw Funeral Home, floverleaf Park Cemetery. ish Rite; Perth Amboy Forest. OC'TOBF.R on October 7 Proceeds will go'nate papers to the Elks may 14 cii-rrn Street, for Joseph Tall Cedars of Lebanon: Cop- 1 MRS. MARGARET HEGEDUS MHS. MATH.LDA BECKMAN^ ^\£T "" .,,nk. 178 Strawberry Hill per Square Club and Middlesex 1-Mertlng. American Hume Department, Women's Club of;to the Crippled Children Fund drop them off at 466 Amboy VIHI'1. who died Saturday In KEA8BEY—Funeral services! WOODBRIDOE _ Funeralj He was a charter member ami! Fords, 1P.M., Fords Library. , Tickets are on sale at the Park Avenue or call 1 ouncll, Royal Arcanum. were held Monday from J. S. were held yesterday^,. tru8tM of the tfungarl9n r;tli Amboy General Hospital p He Is survived by his widow. 1— Meeting, board of Ramot chapter. B'nai B'rith Women, Mltruska Funeral Home, Fords, from Grelner Funeral Home. A resident of Woodbridge for Reformed Church and a mem- Mi -. Marie DeLucy Delta; a home of Mrs. Myron Shevell. Cllvn Hills Road. MeUtchen.i for Mrs. Margaret Hegedus, 15 44 Green Street, for Mrs, Ma- years, he was employed at |ber of Camp 86. Woodman of1 daughter. Mrs. Matthew Crist- 3—Art exhibit, Woman's Club of Fords, ouLiide Fords Na-i Crows Mill Road, who died thilda Beekman, 257 Amboy ;• Valentine Brick Company. the World. Woodbrldee. offerson, Edison and a grand- tlonal Bank. Thursday at St. Peter's Hospl- Avenue who died Monday in He Is survived by his widow.1 He wis a member of the Hun- son. 4 Annual communion breakfast, Our Lady of Peace Altar Visit Our DRUG STORE tal. New Brunswick. Cranford Hall Nursing Home. Isusanna. and two brothers, An- Reformed Church and Rev. *Peter Kowslchuk will and Rosary Society. Reformed Ped- Born In Hungary, sbi was a A nat)ve of Denmark she!drew. Woodbrldge. and Michael officiate at services In the First 4—Mission week for teenage members of Our Lady of Peace communicant of St. Michael's lived here most of her llfei jln Europe Greek Catholic Church, Perth Services were conducted at Baptist Church nnd burial will Church. is survived by his widow Amboy. Widow of the late Olaf M. the Hungarian Reformed be In Cloverleaf Memorial Park, 5—Meeting, Fords Women's Democratic Club, . St, Nltiiolas Mary Pinter Zelenak; two Widow of the late John JBeckman, she in survived by Church and burial was InlWoodbrldge. Church. • j 5am:liters. Mrs. Russell Bvarensj Hegedus, she is survived by'jthree. daughters, Mrs. Russell Cloverletif Park Cemetery. 5-• •Meeting, William J. Warren Association, Fords Tumble irtdlesrx and Mrs. Joseph MRS. MARGUERITE three daughters, Mrs. Helen Parkstrom, West Orange, Mrs. Woodbrldge. Inn, 103 Fords Avenue. WondbrldRe; two sons, Wacaster, Colonla: Mrs. Mar Rossell Demarest, Rahwayand BINOEWALD 8 -Meeting, Second Ward, 7th and 8th District: Democratic Jr., Avene.l and John, garet Bartos, Carteret. and Mrs. |Mrs. William Nlederau, Scotch MRS. VERONICA HEGEDUS WOODBRIDGE Funeral Club, Park Villa, Route 1. Wnnribridgc and nine Rrand- Betty Whovdik, Massachusetts; Plains; a son. Irving, South WOODBRtDGE — Funeral services were held Saturday 10— Smorgasbord Supper, sponsored, by Second Ward Republi- Ihildrrn. three sons, John, Knasbey; Zol- Amboy; six grandchildren; two services were held Saturday from Grelner Funeral Home. 44 can Club, School 14 from 5 to 8-P. M. ireat-grandchlldren and her from Leon J. Gerlty Funeral Green Street, for Mrs. Mar- 14—Federation night. Woman's Club of Fords, Our Lady of twin sister, Mrs. Prank P. Sea- JHome, for Mrs. Veronica Hege- guerite A. Blndewald, James Peace Church auditoriumaudto . NATIONAL man, Perth Amboy. Idus, 281 Main Street, who died burg, a former 'local resident, 14—Parent-Teacher Night, Keasbey Home and School'Asso- who died Thursday at Perth PHARMACY ] Burial was In Presbyterian Wednesday, elation. Amboy General Hospital. '.:hurch cemetery. A native of Hungary, she 14- -Meeting,- Hopelawn Lions Club. 7 P. M., Kennv Acres, PROCLAMATION .lived here most of her life and Widow of the late Gustavo 20—Meeting, Ramot chapter, B'rwl B'rith Women, 8.30 P. M WEEK I GEORGE HAWKINS was a communicant of Mt. |Blndewald. she Is survived by Metuchen Jewish Community Center. WHEREAS, there are neighbors, friends and relatives four daughters, Mrs. Kenneth services Cflrmel Church. 20--Meeting, Ramot chapter, B'nai B'rith. Metuchen Jewish among us who because of disease, accident or war are FORDS — Funeral [Rechnitzer, Woodbridge, Mrs. were held Monday at Coral Widow of the' late John Community Center, 8:30 P. M. handicapped; and John Shewchuk, Colonia and Gables, Fla,, for George Haw- Hegedus, she Is survived by 22-Meeting, St. John's Episcopal Church PTA. iMrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs kins, a former resident of Fords daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ba- 27—Meeting, Roosevelt Estates Civic Association, Our Lady of WHEREAS, our people in many ways and over many Charles Ringled, Jamesburg; who died Friday at Miami laga, Woodbrldge: a son, John. Peace School, years have indicated that they want the handicapped [Czechoslovakia: eight grand- four sons. LeRoy and Joseph Beach, Fla. 28—Meeting, Hopelawn Lions Club, 7 P. M., Kenny Acres. to be rehabilitated and restored to the fullest possible '• • •• • Ml MM. .I „„„„ J Woodbrldge, Gustave. Spots- Mr. Hawkins moved to Mlamil^lldren, fifteen Rreat-grand- 30—Costume dance^sponsored by residents of Lafayette extent; and children and three great-great- wood and Charles, English- two months ago after retiring town; thirteen grandchildren and Roosevelt Estates, Kiddie Keep-Well Camp, Roose- from Heyden Chemical Corp. grandchildren. WHEREAS, because of prejudice and Ignorance there her mother, Mrs. Jeanette velt Park. where he had been a chemical Htgh Mass of Requiem was are those with high qualifications who are unable to Heisler, JamesbuiR and a sister NOVEMBER engineer. sung at Our Lady of Mt. Carme'i find gainful employment: and i and burial was In St. Mrs. Idabelle Dunphy, Wood 7—Costume dance, Roosevelt Estates Civic Association, Kenny He was a former member of bridge. Acres, Route 9. Fords American Legion Post and Cemetery. WHEREAS, "a job for a handicapped worker Is a Burial was In Cloverleaf Park 14—Atitcon dance, sponsored by Raritan Valley Lodge and St. IVer'< •Kplscopal Church. PA8SPORT TO DIGNITY, the dignity that comes from jLOUIS L. DIETZ Ramot chapter B'nai B'rith, Jewish Community Center. Perth Amboy. Cemetery. becoming an Independent and self-suponrtlng person, a FORDS — Funeral services He is survived by his widow. Metuchen. taxpayer Instead of a tux consumer, and n narrlcipant In the community's economic and snrlal life; and ldorf Mri ive si^ Ef'Home. 23 Ford Avenue., for.Declbiu, dinner dance chair- WHEREAS, surveys hove shown thflt those employers lm BS«V« 1ror, Cl«ett Si>ah Louis L- Diptz' 81 Hoy AvenUe' man' Woodbrldge Townsllip who do hire handicapped workers have found them to lavfknsTndSi S'nll U who died Tuesday in Perth Am- Republican Organisation, an- SALE I'ricert for bf better than noimul workers, more consclPiitlDiis. less Sata ™ W S J" P',,T Dov General Hospital. «u».nrM ticket, are now availa- PLI6LIX PHARMACY n[ New j},. This Kvmt at likely to quit, hnrdT workers with better attendance Vew York CHv "•and" "•thre-e » "«•""• BrlUtn.'ble through all ward leaders records and that tliev am IPSS accident prnne; he had lived in Fords irandr.hildrcn. .Conn., BRIDGE LESSONS 50 1\ MAIN STREET - WOnDBRIDCF N PERTH AMBOY — Brldne' 59 to 7950 NOW. THEREFORE, I, Hugh B. Qulpley Mayor of essons for adults will be given Woodbrldge urge all citizens to observe WOODBRTDOF on Tuesday evenings from 8 to All new Fall moirhnndisr Phone: \1K -1-0809 EMPLOY THE HANDICAPPED WEEK, October 4-10. YOU CANT BUY 10 P.M. at the Perth Amboy 1959 and, I urge all emplqyers to show their willingness YMCA. Betty Means will be. in- at interesting advance sale OPKN EVENINGS TILL 10 — SUNDAY TILL 1 P, M. to help bring about the full rehabilitation of our phy- Nl!T OH STOVE PEA COAL structor and morei information prices. BRIEGS sically and mentally restored by telling local offices of may be obtained by calling Mrs, PERTH AMBOY FRKF PARKING REAR OF STORE the New Jersey State Employment Service or trio New .95 ,45 Rose Darts, women's director at SMITH AT KINO STItllTiS Jersey Rehabilitation Commission that they will him COAL 19 HI 2-3632. 20 Ton qualified handicapped workers. Ton
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25 COOKE WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES MEMBBJ? FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION AND 475 Rahway Avenue Woodbrldge, N. J. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ill THI DINNII OKHFI SHOW • IVSRY WIIK OM CM-TV.'.. HUH tOWIU THOMAI *N0 THI Htm • MONDAY TH«U WIDAY ON C|f THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 ed ov in charge of iiir [„-, chairman, announced musicjjfj I • 1. J\ * the toll T)ttrrtPT betwmi tr)e mating of chriM,i Pulton and liberty Mchsngesjers. Mrs. Leroy Bowen, «h»lrman ties and decoration Achievement Awards Name PlanS will be provided by Jon Vonah tjCWllKlt I 0111 IS Attendance at trie sixth dis- Ullit the are*. Schmidt 1 of nursery service, mad« »n ap- church bazaar to br and his orchestra. '•— trict president's council In peal tor a used play pen orvember 13 and 14 at 1 To Judo Exhibition The next hour of adoration JQ Scotch Plains was reported by other children's equipment for Hall, will be held at Holy Spirit' Miss Oall Cooper, president, use In the nursery during serv- Afler lhe °< Cub 8he the club will be Ices. H Burnt Lane, was!!«ho01 j» lMt with Mrs ^ i hostess .-_; week at a member-]Oscar Eb€rle and Dfn 8 ir of St. Andrew1! Church Presiding charge of the openln we She said each club year's show, have been|jtateg and «hlp tea to organize a Colonl»! * " September meeting in- Philip Miceli, president. Wil-ggj™, r iast y monleB at Ws Since then, we have heldj , centerpiece fo rnrned over to tthh e trusteestt , chapter of Hadawah, Mrs. Leo; - exhibition by thejltan Bernath, vice preside™president,^ ^ ^ .. »nee wc». « ••-.- ••— t0 enU r ft Dr. John P rth w d Mrvlng judging at the fall supper con-; Ed d Slmonsen, waysjspeaker at the Octot.-• Anoda, Maplewood. who In a! Achievement awards were M M lk ln MrR War P*»t prealdent and honorary[presented as follow*: judo Tram, directed by Offirer and LRicharJ d?-f^lC HBy-d furtherin community, the specific, and »"SS^SSL^ i*»pnoiwl£ *-"•'* MS' E ference. October 22 In Pl» -!an'(i means chairman, will beilng. !nwls ot tWg rtsolve the problem. The field. Reservations for the con- vtee-preildent of the northern Pet*r Cody, Scott Roberts. Frankel October 10 in thejthorne. carnival chairman, for -1^4 himaelf to a continua Jo new Jersey region of Hadaasah.JRobert Bolan, John Schmidt. cnurcn j,an Michel Myzka ls:}obs well done. Mr. Haythorn»|tlon ot the program of Was the speaker. William Thorne, John BarkB- thanked all for their help In Democratic Administration. _ the matter and by October 9. (ch8lrmar hoping "for an early decision." She told the history of theidal*. John Jewkes. Robert Sa-' c lf( L,chairma n of|mak1ng the carnival a success' .^ ^fe^t,, made by November 7 Is Junior Art Day| at Newark Museum and mem- organization and IU present^". Donald Staback and David »^^ZT^l.r '*ther g communion! Th^e next meeting will be one of my opponents that things aims both In Israel and the F°cciponte. jhave been accomplished only, bers were urged to attend with United States. Hadaasah is one Graduation certificates were because he decided to run areProject Chosen young guesti. There will be a of the largest Jewish women's utterly ridiculous.' Mr. Schmidt special program for children. NOTICE! in this country, Jr.. George Ravnak, Jr., Ber- Yearbooks were distributed by ta 1WU ( 1 By Junior chapters in every stateWd Cohe'n and^Larry Korland jchalrman. ™ « J "Jj J^^VK««" • Meredith -Improvements are not made |Miss Oallsin. Puerto Rico. Mrs. Amodal HPrh«f wini.m. and HM-W pt«« m the new churrhlW BU f r McKean. Meredith, (U 1 i1 y Mrs. Donald Roder, Mrs. ;Rofld, former Sewaren ^-'oWrS^TlwVre Part "of 7 AVENEI—A ^*rr « J' *" ^ also described her recent tourist Kraemer Troop 48 and^»" e»ery Thursday 23rd'long-range program designed tothe Save the ChUdren Pourtda- Frank Genesco and Mrs Lylt'] ofl8rael inal lans for lhe parish denU. celebrated their . iHarold Berhstein. Troop 70 F P anniversary thMICe mos...1™t numbe..^..^.r optio„., n was the hifthllght of th.Grae y were guests Hospitality; Mrs. William Herf, Highland welcomed the graduates Into dining in Ne proyic That has been and «ill recent meeting of Junior Wo-jwas m charge of Mrs John The AMERICAN Park, anda _ vice-presidenp t ofjscoutlng. continue to be my guidepost/'itnans Club of Avenel at the,£gan jri ant( Miss C the state Hadassah, was chair- • An appeal was made for den tf added. JPirst Aid Squad building. ThetTne group will celebrate 1 1:1 man of the meeting. and committeeman. Mr. Schmidt noted that when-Foundation's program for help-j32nd anniversary October •tressed the need for a chapter Volunteers are asked to call) he first took office 12 years ago ing children In need was ex-; Jn Colonia and urged all pres- CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS only U per cent of his ward plained. The juniors haveji BARBER SHOP :John Cody or Mr. Miller. (Contributions to this column must be. in this office no ent to work for charter mem- The Halloween candy sale had sewers. ichosen this program u thejf bership in the near future. ht*r than TUESDAY NOON* of each week> I <><;U'ii in Our ends October 9. The Halloween "By the end of this year ap-jelub project for this year. Theyj Mrs. Temkin was appointed costume party will be held f OCTOBER proxlmately 90 per cent of the hope to raise $96 to aid a south- (jMAA * (\t roll Ward will have sewers and the em rural mountain school, TO temporary chairman, and Mrs. October 26. i 2—Meeting. Woman's Auxiliary, Iselin Little Boys League. Abraham Kramer, temporary small area remaining is being raise the funds, the club is pre- •ecretary-treasurer. Mrs. H. P. First Presbyterian Church. Iselin. surveyed for action." he went sentine a three-act play. "Cin- WOODBRIDOE - llx White, 5—Meeting, Colonla Club, School 16. 8 P. M. y Blacker, Mrs. Leonard Bram, Club derella of Loreland" November Church Guild ot the First Pu>.s-; 5—Meeting. First Ward, Sixth District. Democratic on . 21 at the Barren Avenue SchoolJbyterian Church opened its fnlli Mrs. Seymour Cohen and Mrs.j Most of the proieets now un at " Kramer helped with the tea. A Woodbridge. derway in the Ward 'vere; Progress on the play was re-!season with a buffet supper; Mrs. I*wrence Weiss, Wood- AFC 6—Meeting, Junior Woman's Club of Woodbridge, Independ- 1 ^^^Xl^w™**™™^^Galisin. chairman. Mrs. James \\rs. John JSSir"',!!Eppensteiner and ent-Leader Building, 18 Green Street. ever thought of running WOODBRmOE Wood-1 6—Meeting, Colonia branch. Perth Amboy Hospital Guild, The Chain E Gordon was named propsMrs. Paul 82 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET Andrew Hadassah. was advisor, assist- Church has) School 16, 8:15 P. M. project, was started three years'chairman and Mrs. Jameschairmen. Mrs iDircrtlv Across From Former Location) 8ted a of events for; bless- ed by Mrs. Alfred Kaplan, vice- » f 6—Meeting. Colonia Council of CWic Associations, School 17, ago under complete Democra- Mazza. costumes. Mrs. Bruce guild advisor, asked the president of the Woodbridge!tne cominK •"**.« fo'lows: , tic Administration" McKee, ads and boosters chair- ing. Mrs Alex Nemeth, wife of. The Youtn ch0lr made up of 8:30 P. M. e Discussing the dispute over man, announced October 13 as the new pastor, was the hojmred S r, , u . „, u ,JfourthJ , fifth and sixth grade! 6—Membership party, Sisterhood of Jewish Commuuity Cen- The Coloma chapter will hold -^ W(wilUl rehe8rsrehearsee tontonighi t at| I ter. School 21. Colonia, 8 P. M. a membership drive during Oc- Mrs. James Sherrard< tober for charter members, 8—Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary, Woodbridge V.F.W. Ome 8—Meeting, executive board, Colonia Branch, AAUW, home Anyone Interested in Joining ^^ ler n ^ "^ aske..1,^d1 »to» cal«niil «,Mrs. . TV™!.!.Temkin, . FTTJTJT * '" cnarge. of Mrs. Russell Ludkw, 810 Central Avenue, Railway 1-1297. or Mrs. Cohen, TV 1- Sunday is Worldwide Com- 8 P. M. 0080. A committee of the new munion Sunday and the begin-! ning of loyalty month, Rev.! 8—Court of Honor. Scout Troop 44. New Dover Methodist chapter will meet shortly with Church, Colonia, 8 P. M. officers of the southern New Theodore C. Seamon will de-j liver the sermon and the Senior 10—Dance, Colonia Council of Civic Association, Ye Olde Log Jersey region to plan a "Charter Choir will sing; " i 10-Meetlng'. Holy Name Society. St. Andrew's Church. Avenel. Night." Cabin. Clark. 8 P. M. The Junior Intermediate Fel- 13—Meeting. Woodbridge Sub-Junior Women's Club, Inde lowship Choir will meet Sunday pendent-Leader Building. at 5:30 P.M. with Oeorje Munn, 13—Meeting, Green Ridge Civic Association, heme of John| Schreiner Talks director and Mrs. Frank Mc- Symko, Colonla, 8 P. M. Qarrah, accompanist: 13—Meeting, Schools 2 and 16 PTO, Colonia. 8 P. M. David On Local Taxes Intermediate Youth Pellow- 14—Meeting, Pack Committee, Cub Pack 130, with i ship with Ronald Gutwein, OHourke, Colonia, 8 P. M. AVENEL — Township taxesjieader, meets Sunday at 6 P.M. 17-Chinese Auction', Woodbridge V.F.W. Auxiliary. fua s ththe subjecnbject of an address j MethodisMhdit t YoutYthh FellowshiFllhip bT Wattnt Schr«iner, local at- 7 P.M. 19—Paid up membership party, Woodbridge chapter. Hadassah meets at Miss Oft.. 20-22—Rummage sale, sponsored by Sisterhood oT Congrega- torney, at the first fall meeting Barany will be in charge of the Of the Third Ward, Sixth Dis-jprogram. tion Adath Israel at the Woodbridge Community Center. triet Democratic Club. Mr; The official church board 21—Meeting, Sewaren History Club. Scbrtiner wa* introduced byjmeeu Monday at 8 P.M. in the 23—Meeting, Cub Pack 130, School 16, Colonia, 7:30 P. M. Cotnmltteeman Elmer Dragos.(Bible class room. 24—Fall dance, Third Ward, Sixth District Democratic Club. Committeeman Alibani also! The executive board of the Avenel. FRESH LEAN TENDER spoke and Introduced AnthonyjWoman's'socWy of Christian 24—Grape Dance. St, Andrew's Parish, Avenel. -Ht& Wulty, candidate for Town Service meets Wednesday lit 36—MeetingWolf, , ColoniaMettaw, s8 Orel P. M* ,of Troop .44. home of Mrs. Roger Committee in the Third Ward. 7:30 P.M. The Commission on Missions meets at 8:30 P.M. and 31—Pre-election dance, First Ward, Sixth District, Democratic The fall dance to be heId|Senior Choir rehearses at 7 Club, Craftsmen's Hall, Woodbridge. October 24 was discussed byiP.M. 31—Halloween dance, Woodbridge V.F.W. and Auxiliary. ~_jl«$fc Qehulte, Chairman. A final Tha Me*:* : report wu given by Fred Hyde, eon will be held in Fellowship NOVEMBER chajman, on the combined pic-JHall Thursday from 114& A M 3—Cake Sale. Schools 2 and 16 PTO, Colonia. 4—Meeting, Sewaren History Clufc. nio held in July with all local ]t0 1 p.M. All business men and Detnocratic organizations. j women are invited. Youth Qhoir. 7—Bake Sale, Colonia Mothers Circle, Troop 44, Marks Harris, Sew members welcomed by!practice is held Thursday at Main Street, .Railway. Mr. Schultz were Mr. and MrsjT P.M. 13—Square da-nce, Colonia Cub Pack 130. at 8 P. M. William Barrett, Mr. and Mrs.jpn,^..^^^^ Loin Portion Whole or Either Hall Center Cut Chops or Robert Deuel and Mr. and Mrs Rib Portion Robert 8ternick. Mrs. Lyle Gray was a guest. Third Ward County Com- AMBOY FEED REPEAT SPECIAL - c mitteemen and Women were guests. Lou Coyle, Sewaren Committeeman, won the door priie. A buffet supper was en- (In compliance with your many phone calls) joyed. RED EMPEROR Ib. Program Planned 29:39:49:7SERVE WITH TASTY DELICIOUS 9 By Sisterhood TULIPS 2 Ib WOODBRIDGE — Milldred 15 pig 25' Strkuss, actress, humorist and (Reg. 10 for $100) Chef's Best Sauerkraut raconteur, will present a pro- <)f .If LANCASTER BRAND TOP or BOTTOM grain, "Magic Moments in Areih ^ Books," at the meeting of Sis- Veqetableiey _^_ _ ^^. terhood of Congregation Adath EXTRA FANCY COftTLAND Israel to be held October 5 at BUIBS for -00 Boneless Ib the Community Center. Round Roast 89 A veteran of radio, stage and Apples television, she has appeared in Just Arrived! BALANCE-BLENDED SWEET TfNDER CALIFORNIA LANCASTER BRAND "Madwoman of Chaillot," "Arms Bnd the Man," "Autumn Gar- 11b ! .den" and others. She is with Imported Carrots 2^19^ [ The speakers bureau of the Na- MARYLANO GOLDEN tional Women's League of the United Synagogues and has en- TULIP Wir^WONDERLAW. tertained men and women's GRASS SEED Sweet Potatoes groups all along the eastern seaboard. BULBS 100% A donation was voted to the BIRDS EYE Whit* or Woodbridge Emergency Squad Ken, $10 Per 100 Permanent Seed Mixture Colon Mrs. Al Turtletaub will have an Scot Tissue assortment of candy for sale "For Lawns of Permanent Beauty" for the New Year's holiday. WiRdertawg Utility-. IDEAL FRENCH FRIED Leadership course will be Scort given at the center op consecu- 5 Ib. Canister only 9 or ' tlv* Thursdays beginning Octo- White Family : ber 15. Save $4.00 WONDERLAWN ; HEADS POST IDEAL MIXED BULBS ISELIN — Mrs. Joseph LAWN FOOD 10 oz. Scott Kowejsza, Edward Street, was 2S lbs. $2.50 — SO lbs. J3.95 While or Colon [ installed as commander of Post 400, lady Legionnaires, in cere- Per monies conducted Saturday at Complete Dinner for Only the Legion Home, Metuchen [The group is made up of women who served in the armed forces Tomato Juice • during World War II. County Commander Botiin Rathbun and his staff conducted the ceremony. PATIO Pet Food ^ •"• PS BLOCKS MINUTf MAID EXPRESS BUSES Evergreens Grapefruit Juice 3 EVERY Peanut Butter SATURDAY AND j .98 VIRGINIA LEE WEDNESDAY Apple Kaiser Foil ••- ATLANTIC CITY RACE TRACK AMBOY FEED and GARDEN SHOP i Main t. School EsWblkhed m,» — Wabb, PTM. on Cake Premium Crackers 279 New Brunswick Ave. ic«»r o< oa su»t> PERTH AMBOY •Ml 10:30 am. on MJWKME Al A I man presented them with Rifts Winston, Hughes Highway Pledge Hopelawn Lions from the Pack. Aid to Business HJST PARAGRAPHS. LAFAYETTE ESTATES 1 Each cub brought his hobby Always (lommend Hess »nd displayed them to carry out florae genius can make » By Blanchard SHORECREST at FORDS Aid the the month-i theme. Grausam's Aim ortune if he will contrive • . V (K iDBRIDOE—Woodbridw «»•»».«,» ,.„... vi u Announcement WM m»de of omen's purse with a tipper ftt FORDS - An all-out cam- HOPELAWN-WIMam Nork, of Mr. Ulman U WOODBRIDOE —A promise ,, \,isliip Republican candi- paign to fijht further highway tne mlrfnMmt to be a "First Ward Mrster" ;he bottom. That's where thty BT MRS LESTER RREKN zone chairman, spoke on the cub ma|ter William Vint will , ,,,,; Maynnrd Winston, First encronchment on resldentlRl WM made today by William J ilways find something. ',. . l i,nd John Hughes, Third 55 Inrernrffi T>rrae«, Forts yearly. membership drive and become the new cubmaster In ( arras In the Second Ward wi>s contests to be held during the; b Orausam, Democratic candidate -~ Quonset Scout. ,,'' ,l' declared tod&y that the Novem Dr ir rmnounccd today by Leon L. 1,1 8-1215 month at a meeting of the; . g Karrell and Kurt or Town Commlttetmtn from •,f, t's of Leon Hes« and Hess R1( h rd vr Blanchflrd, Democratic incum- Hopelnwn Uons Club last week appointed den the Pint Wird. 8«r«itl A bfedrobm extension fdoes so much to maJse your life easier...andyoui phone service worth more...we're HOME* SEWERS: there's ei- * iling news for you this fall. I >"r the first time, Syl-mer, going all out this month toJtteU folks about it., » ( uriiitiK's silicon? treat- MISSIS* AND JUNIOR '*•, ' | i»nit that makes fabrics a. ^ and spot resistant as its water i repellent, Is about the steps^* a bedroom phone saves in your IV » -» 'i | on worsted fabrics When you see the luxurious ploids, , " retail. Miss Martha Titus is ? i as she models McCalt's , the deep-pluih rayon pile linings, • ] I Pattern #5107 in Crestwood's f' tht f Xpert tailoring—then- ' , 1 I I arrytown worsted nlaid at busy workday... about the wonderful feeling of I <>ir American National Exhi- your own sense of value will ** I I'Hion in Moscow. Th« same tell yog Jhe«ewo»i ore worfh > ^ j 1 urntent may be se«n in the aiout e ]m C0Qtr : t >li-CaU-MademoiuUe travel- many do/fors morel We hove j IH fhshlon show touring the security it offers at f#*^^ ^ " | better department stores styles in misses' sixes 8-18, | ',' around the ceuntry. and junior petitei 5-11. Block V just with gold, while or purple plaid. Hurry-gef a fabulous coat of this special low price! •«» Finest Funeral De- OPfN EVERY NiaHT TILL 8 P.M. Us* our (pitvanltnt lay-oway plan... sit ns Created With Always we strive to dreen St. Circle (Iselin): make each funeral "Ib learn more-br to ordfir^simp]y caE the WOODBRIDGE spray, wreath, blan- Intersection Routes 1 and 9 . * ket or floral plecs we design worth; to serve *s a loving 365 Smith Street tribute. telephoiiB Ifliainess effice. PERTH AMBOY S BLOCKS WEST OF RAILROAD STATION -FREE PARKING ON PREMISES At i .**% . M0W*V THidU SATURDAY • A; M, .^p I f. M. * BOTH STORES OPEN SLNDAV 10 A, M- TO 6 P. * Floww «bop kf ME MIW THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. PAGE EIGHT Pre *«rorily Hold* Ten PTA to Sponsor ^""$L COMING SOON O i. W00DBRID6E OAKS REPORTS For Buffer Zone Italian Dinner past grand of St. i To Main Street, Wooilliriilge ! ! FORDS —St. Johns - Council. of Columbus, LOOK!!U '< i Martin Cohen wore Mr. and Colonlft. Iselm. ^^ ^ Mrs. William Linkov and •nnMavMm.SherJai.dJan. teentn WrUl__y at . puty—'" ";—.i* *w ttilV.nd man! Vas master of ceremonies McN()lty „ nfltjvp (>t th(, T1;f tlrs, fnli meeting was Ice Linkov. Newark. ,_lven by hll parents. Quests•_**»£ ™!.™VX™«M r,r.,_i Kni_M John Boyle "WASHING —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ack-j «,.,' other fund rnisintr affairs to aid Grand Knight Port Readin_, a are._ a of Wood-hold Monday...... at th.e home of the !were his grandmother, 'the church building fund, at a presented Mr. Terzella with « i|, j companies already president. Miss Alice Plshman erman and sons, Robert, Jr., |bri( e sa d Henry Rohlfs. and his brother, meettnir, Thursday in tlie rec- token of tlie council's appreciB-| , , j^^ . Lef,,,.,,^ Avenue. Joseph, James and Raymond locaUld n ne Ward m!lkf THIRTY Robert. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs Hen- reatlon room. ,(1011 for his work while holding Ws WBrd Tftwn t(ie larRMt tAX _ were Ruests of Mr. and Mrs. ry Rohlfs, and his brother. The annual bazaar will be'office. .revenues to the Township. Neweat Typ*. W^ Edward Ackerman, Newton. Robert. Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Hen-! at the church November 5 Amo^ the^est^h^Uend-, Tlle vptPrfln RP«d.nB _ Had-y WELL" —Carol Kronert, daughter of ry Happle and sons Richard *d AUTOMATIC WASHllts pd ^ ^ Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Kronert. Henry, Alan, Gary. Wayne and Mrs of Mrs A W lev. Committeemeri Pet«; industry has made a substantial TEN was guest of honor at a party Bruce, Uelta. and Mr. and Mrs..«« 1 chairman vlth Mrs. Schmidt and Thomas Costel]0|Contr,butlon to tnp ^eH-beinR : MODERN, SELF-SERVICE given tty her parents in observ- 10-MlnuU Westlnchnusf Joseph DeSena and sons, Jo- «» co-chairman. A and,County perk M. Joseph^ thp community and must be ance of ber sixth birthday. 1 seph, Jr.; and Jeffrey, of Ni will be served Duffy. ______jassimilated as a ''neighbor.'' FORDS - A' oil paintlrm Automatic T)rv»>rh Guests were Diane, M.Mrs. Nich-' ~ i He said Public Service Elec- dinners at well known rrslau- COIN OPERATED LAUNDROMAT and Martin Schaefer. Jr.. Mrs. Edward ^ i ,'IA(\ (trie & Oas Co. Is the bluest rants, rlnthine for youngster.' 119 MAIN STRKKT (• »>«""»« f'«m * I t) WOODBRIIKiK, peiiafterB Mi-lien jsinRle taxpayer in town, con- nn tfudults ftnd household KOCK!' and daughter, Jane and Mrs. Eleanor JlndrBcekj""j " petersen will be in J Dance Tomorrow trlbutin?some SI.6OO'.r)00 a year ni: the vnrietv of item Prances; Mr. and Mrs. Theo- MrMrss o arr nmO Owned and Operated by Hegen and son, Philip, Irving- charge of baked goods and Mrs • In gross taxes. to br sold n! the auction dnnce dore Caltendo and children, ; ! Rus-sen and Mrs. KrebirL s wil111l bke W0ODBRIDOE The United: i "Publir-uouc Servicofivicte* nonuww IIJs? ex-t"A- spoilsponsore,on.d bbyRa.itpy Rari(jinn VB)1P> Pearl and Georjre Sable of the Famous Woodbridge Laundromat Mrs. An- Art*.. Sr.;chai™^of card_party obe. hWomen; wj. vie a t = jpandlnu its generating piant in UK]...;. anrt Ramot chnnter -Ms. ..."....„ — P'sns^.he port Readinp-Sewaren area B'nni Brith. November M .it " thony Vardl and children. An- has returned home'after a few held in the waunn. teen age dance to be held! t h will contribute an addl- thp jpniifli Community Center " thony, Jr., and Barbara; Mrs. months' visit with Mr. and Mrs On Monday th'fTA mem- wri c Your NEW of St. Anne's at School 16. Colonia, tomorrowjtional $500,000 in taxes to, the \irtiichen ^ James Clark, Mr. and Mrs. An- E. Harold Pavie, Morristown.jbers will be _ thony Milkowski, Martha Neale, of Trinity Episcopal from 7 to 11 P. M. Richard {Township." he stated. As an added feature, a "rov- Will Re Open T Ressell, Mrs. Anthony Balasclo tiiuitii, WoodbTldge. Members Bryer and his orchestra will; McNulty said: .inn phitomaohor" will uke ou' • and daughter, Susan; Walter will meet at 730 P. M. at the donate their services for the "in my opinion, one of the tnres for a nominal fee. Pi"- 7 DAYS A WEEK Kronert, Barbara Krill. Iwlln;|$KIERS INVITED church for transportation dance and refreshments will be reasons Public Service is build- ^ ,f i dune »nH au'tloi CVP r t :r from , Mr, and Mrs. Louis Heimall and! woODBRnXiE - All ski«rs Mrs. Petersen announced the served. jtnR in the Port Reading-Si--,;ii] he dor.nt-d to the Bn- daughter, Loli and Mis. Walteral.e invit«i to attend Uie first appointment of Mrs. Krebs. World Community W»"-|™m Hrra Is that thr D-mo-Trfl,n fi1ftritios. 7:00 A.M. to MIDNIGHT Kronert. Sr.. Livingston, and ,aU nirf.Un(? of UxTRBritan Val- cnalrman of the special fund ice wU be held November > «ticra»!c Admmistration in Wood- Plim.< were m-idr nt « meet- Walter Brady, Colonia. '£. ski Club to be held Wednw- project and Mrs. Rus»n. oub- the Iselm Presbyterian Church.;bridge has created a climatr.1Vw of -^ auction dairr com -Joyce Hackctt. daurtiter of dav at 8 30 P. M. at Ye Cottage licity Mrs. Pritchard was wl- Further plans -ill be an-!Conducive to proper and selor- „,.;.,«• rw^n- a. thr hon.r n coined as a new member. nownced. tive industrial expansion' Mrs. P'.ed Stre.? Pies?nt '\c,- EXCLUSIVE!! Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Hackett. inn, Route 1. Nixon. 1 "These increased taxes from M]S Havvev OIuc': Norn *'.) our corporate neiahbors holu *o i~-nidbcv, Mrs David Breenv'i ease the tax burden on all of WIPIIUV. Rabin. Sidney Hof ^ "WASH *N WEAR" .us." he continued. ,n,,n >»,- nnd ^frs. Sam Oin i Mr. McNulty said, however. .rOld. Cumr Wels and Mrs CYCLE ON BOTH 1 V there is a need for buffer zone : y .sirs- K C'*. 11 PLENTY OF HOT |to separate industrial plnnt? ^ [[n and ' /'o mormoree VI • g On every sellout! Elegant Impaln 1,-Door Sporl Sedan—ont of 16 upankmg new Cherrokts i/o« can chootf from. o c While THE SUPERLATIVE '60 CHEVY they m This is the one that says '60 like no qther car. From its clean-thrusting grille to its dapper rear Z last! o deck, there's so much that is new and different about this superlative Chevrolet rt stands out c from the rest like a fresh-minted coin. And you'll be just as wide-eyed over what's inside—the s $ ll BUYS... 21 BUYS... relaxing roominess, tasteful trim, hushed elegance, all comfortably cradled by Full Coil springs z • Imported Italian woolen flannels of • All wool worsted sharkskins! at all four wheels. Yet, sumptuous as this new Chevy is, you'll find new economy of operation, new 2 reprocessed wool with 5% nylon! # bt|usi¥e imported jabrks! dependability, new longer life. Here, the,n, we're confident both you and your budget will joyously c • Short cropped demi-frt styles! « New Paris-inspired styling! agree, is the nearest to perfection a low-priced car ever caine! • Many with rich velvet trinn! • Expensive fashion features! Here'sthe car that introduces extra margin of hat spate Quiet, quick-reaponding out even the smallest engine % • Fashion's smart new boxy styles! • Expert tailoring! Hand details! a whole new decade of design And there s even more leg power is provided by a' impulses more effectively —with so much that's new room for the man in the choice of two standard en- than ever and a trim now 09 and different the other one* middle—thanks to the way gines-Chevy's famed Hi- two-toning motif that's avail- • Shapely nipped-in fitted suits! • Fitted styles with slim skirts! can only hope to come close. Chevrolet engineers have Thrift 6 ana a new Econ- able on all 19 freah-minted shaved down the trana- * In the Metropolitan Area It's the superlative '60 Chev- omy Turbo-Fire V8 that models. miwion tunnel. gala up to 10% more miles rolet—with new space in- But, impressive as all this MISSES' SIZES... BUT NOT EVERY STYLE AND COLOR IN EVERY SIZE! side, new spirit under the out of a galjon of regular Out on the road, as Chevy'i while delivering greater en- may look in print, there's S hood, new splendor in Pull Coil Iride will persuade gine torque at normal Bpeeda. really only one way to tell every clean-etched line. you most gently, there's not how near to perfection this Ust our convenient lay-ovvay plan... no txtra charge superlative '60 Chevrolet Freshly shaped contours rake a car near the price that Chevy's accent on comfort actujtljy WOODBRIDGE Green St. Circle (Iselin) Sseymr local authorized Chevrolet dealer Intersection Routes X and 9 PERTH AMBOY 365 Smith Street FRIDAY! POISED! QUIET! SMOOTH! LUXURIOUS! FRIDAY] 5 BLOCKS WEST OP RAILROAD STATION-FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTiJ STORES IN SOUTH AMBOY IN CABTERET IN METUCHEN IN PEBTH AMBOV MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Tedd Chevrolet, Motorcade for GOP Ing at 1:30 P.M. Jewish Holiday olonia Woman, 90 Gets —The Firemen hold drill ei Mayfair Stores Announce Big Held in Third Ward Avenel Personals ercises Monday at the ftrehouse Sermon Topic AVKNEL Over forty cars MKS. MARTIN GUTOW8IU at 7:30 P.M. Congratulations from TVtook part in the Third Ward 14 George Street, Annel —Sisterhood of Congregation Supermarket Chain Enlargement NEL — Rabbi Philip Republican motorcade Sunday ME 4-0951 B'nal Jacob will mett Tuesday , spiritual leader of Con- throughout the ward. at the Avenel Community cen PERTH AMBOY — Stanley fatlonal Bank, Perth Amboy. on B'nal Jacob, will —Kathryn Graham, daugh- ter at 8:30 P. M. Mrs. Arnold Arranged by Louis Declbus, ufelt. President of Mayfair lew Jersey Is retiring from ac- pirn at the Rofih Hashonah ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Norman, Trenton, will be speak- PASSPORT BILL APPROVED campaign manager for John Super Markets, Inc., announced Ive participation ln the busi- vrvlcp Saturday and Sunday Graham, Hudson Boulevard, er. Her topic will b« "Torah." The House has passed a mod* Hughes, candidate for Town ;hat on Saturday, September less. n, n A.M. HU topics Will be celebrated her tenth birthday -The Avenel Memorial Post, erate travel-control bill after Committee, the motorcade met the Stockholders of Mayfair .. mdaliim-Superflolal or Real" with a party for her friends. VFW, meets Tuesday at 8 P.M Mayfair Super Markets, Inc. beating down proposals'to let fit Columbus Hal!, Port Reading. luper Markets, Inc. approved „'„(! "What Snail We Ask of Attending were Patricia Hus- ln the Maple Tree Farm. >as represented by Arthur J. the Secretary of State rely on Approximately 250 people heard he acquisition by Mayfair of band, Thertte Larsen, Pat and —The Avenel Lion's Club Ills of the firm of WLlentz, confidential Informants in de- Fred Adams, candidate for supermarkets operating ln -In our day," sayi Rabbi Christine Leahy, Nardlna and meets at the Log Cabin, Wood- toldman, Spttzer & Sills. 291 nying passports. Mayor; Mr. Hughes; Al Ichel, Itaten Island, Borough of l, "with the restoration o Monica Morz, Martha Borup bridge, Wednesday at 6:30 P.M tate Street, Perth Amboy, The roll-call w>te on final Hmll( freeholder candidate and Lena Uchmond, New York, and the il,,. undent Jewish homeland a Raymond Briber, Jean 716rky —The Avenel Woman's Club iw Jersey, National Grocery passage was 311 to 18. Those Faggionl, candidate for state acquisition of 8 additional On- state of Israel, Rosh Has Dorothy Zlngelser and William will hold a membership tea Company was represented by opposed were a handful of lib- assembly. upermarkets operated by Na- lioiiah should renew one's taltV Murray. Mr. and Mrs. WtUiam Wednesday at 8:15 P.M. In the ,he firm of Welsman tc Freed' erals who said that the bill wai ional Orocery Company with ln i.hn fullflllment of the Pro- A question and answer period Murray were also present, First Aid Squid building. nan, 744 Broad Street, Newark, better than they had expected, was featured. Refreshments Its stores In the State of i,li**t."s vision of the establish —Attending open house Sun- —A meeting of the finance Few Jersey, and Food Farm but who preferred no bill at aU. were served after the rally. Hew Jersey, the locations be- m,,nt, of the Kingdom of Ooc day at the Belvlders Home tor committee of the Women's As- orporatlon was represented by 1 ing in Perth Amboy, Metuchen (,„• all His children on earth. the Aged, Belvldere were Mr. soclatlon of the, First Presby- idney Jacob? of Richmond Physicians told to guard in- Rahway, Elizabeth, Summit, in addition to thft Rabbi BtlXBOARD PLAN HIT and Mrs. P. P. O'Connor, Mrs. terian Church will take place taten Island. dependence. [tenton, New Shrewsbury and p.ymnn at 11 A.M. announce Senator John Sherman Coo- Inga Engleman, Mrs. A. John- at the home of Mrs, F. P. O'Con- Potowa. ,n,.i,i. is made of the followtni per has expressed the hope that son, Mrs. Herbert Sprowson, nor, Woodbrldge Avenue at 7:3C ^nviicn: Friday and Saturda; the Senate-House conference Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bonham PM. Tuesday. These two acquisitions will ,.,,iilnK snrvlces at 7:30; Satur committee, which will reconcile Mrs. Stephen Vlgh, Mr. and lve Mayfair an annual gross ,1,1 v wid Sunday at 9:30 A.M the two bills on highway Mrs. William Patrick and son, OUCH! volume tales of 55 million dol- KEEP UP WITH YOUR (-.uitor Mnyer Trachtenberg, financing, would eliminate the Barry, Mrs. Arthur Peterson Oklahoma City — Riding hi* lars. mcinbor of the consreuatlon Senate's billboard amendment. and Mrs. R. J. Perler. The new power mower across hii Stanley Kaufelt will contlnui v.111 rliant the holiday prayers special visiting day was spon- r 'ft The provisions would exempt lawn, Owen Watts noticed thi i President of Mayfair Supei HOME TOWN NEWS from Federal regulation those sored by the Eliutwth Presby- clippings were two shades of COLONIA WOMAN IS 90 YEARS OLD; Mrs. Lillian B. terlal Soclaty. Markets, Inc. and Julius Tant- ) MCA to Give Two Mathews, 1 Kent Road, In a great TV fin and some of her portions of Interstate highways green. One shade was the color leff, former owner of Foot CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TOUAI —The Rosary Society of St. Courses inSwimmin favorite shows gave her birthday congratulations this week, passing through incorporated of IBS that had slipped out of Farm Corporation, the Stater municipalities having their own Andrew's Chuch will receive his wallet. Watts has turned PERTH AMBOY — Ted Res Holy Communion at the 8 A.M. Island chain, will be Chair ma: WOODBRIDQE PUBLISHING CO. By BARBARA BALFOUK Jetuchen office mentioned to a billboard regulations. over the green ribbons to thi nVr. youth director of the Pert] Mass Sunday, which will be a of the Board of Directors 18 GREEN STREET CQLONIA — There's a 80- cw York advertising executive Treasury Department ln Wash Amhoy YMCA announced th mass for all deceased Rosarlans, Mayfair. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. year-old lady here who loves at the plant that his mother, Ington ln the hope of gettln, iiiiiiiRiiratlon of two aquatl one of the oldest living gradu A Living Rosary will be pre- Walter Zlrpolo, President TV, and TV is helping her cele- who was 90, so enjoyed TV, courses. ates. For many years, she was sented Sunday night at 8. All a refund. National Grocery Company an • Enclosed please find $4,00 for one-year brate her birthday which was "I think she feels that the Hei CO Con/air 00 BY CHEVROLET HANDICHARGE now gives you C/J more convenience than ever before! , Our Handl-Charge plan has been revised ger of losing money ... no risk of losing to give you more shopping ease and con- out on bargain sales. venience than ever before. In addition to the charge-account privileges that have 3. No matter how many purchases you always been the Handi-Charge trade-mark, make at any number of Handl-Charge we now offer you a wide choice of terms to stores, you receive only one monthly fit any budget! bill —from Plainfield Trust State Na- tional Bank, You get a complete record There's nothing liktanew car—and no eompad car likt this de luxe Cmair 700. With Handi-Charge's new plan, you still of all your purchases, and you have only can charge your purchases at any member one check or money older to write each store (see list of local members below). month. STYLim-rUM AMD SIMPLE Here's the car created to con- And now, you can take up to five months America's only car with an airplane- Clean, uncluttered lines shape 4. And now, you have a choice in paying quer a new field—Chevrolet's both 4-door models—the de luxe to pay your bill with our new extended- low-priosd compact Corvair. 1 Corvair 700 and the standard terms' program. your bill: Corvair. Each has iU own dis- The product of nine yean of type horizontal engine! America s Here's how Handi-Charges saves you time • You can pay the full amount each reeoarch and development at tinctive trim, and ybu jget more viability area than in many and money: month with no extra charge ... the auto industry's most ad- only car with independent suspen- full-aiied can. , vanced facility, it's Ameri- • Or, you may spread your payments ca's first truly compact, eco- FOLD-DOWN REAR HAT* 1. You obtain your Handl-Charge identifl- nomical car that retains the sion at all 4 wheels! America's only Works easily, instantly, adding flcatlon card by applying at any member over several months. When you ride and 6-paanenger comfort to Corvair'n versatility by store. There's no cost involved, and it . choose to use our new extended terms, you're used to in a big one. enlarging rear seat cargo apace car with an aix-cooled aluminum to 17.6 cu. ft. > takes just a moment or two. you may pay as little as l/5th of your The key to this small miracle: total bill or as much as you choose. PLAT FLOOR America's first and only 2. Now you're set to chargt your purchase On extended-term payments, a small engine! Corvair in America's only com- at any member store, Simply tell the modem rear-mounted alumi- pact car with a practically flat service charge is added to the unpaid num engine—a lightweight 6 floor, the only one with the kind Clerk to "Handi-Charge it" at any store balance to cover maintenance costs. that's so revolutionary it can of relaxing room that U.S. where you see the blue - and - yellow be packaged with the trans- motorists are used to. t You always make the choice in deter* mieeion and drive gears aa Handi-Charge emblem. There's no need one com|>act unit. UNISTRUT BODY SIT FIIHEH to carry cash while shopping.,. no dan- mining how your bill will he naid. Does away with conventional By putting the engine in the frame, incorporating all struc- 00 rear, Chevrolet has made the ture into a rigid body-frame unit that gives you more inside floor practically flat, front room with leas weight. and rear. There's plenty of Open Your Account Today at Any of These foot room for everybody, in- UNDER-HOOO LUflOAOI cluding the passengers in the COMPARTMENT Trunk's up front (like an ele- middle. The engine's in the rear where it phant's) where it's convenient HA^DI - CHARGE Stores Located in Shifting engine weight to the for groceries, luggage. nor also mitket for smoother, belongs in a compact car! 4.WHEEL INDEPENDENT easier compact car handling SUSPENSION and gives glued-to-the-road There's no conventional aile— Woodbridge - Avenel - Fords and Iselin * dealer's the man to see for traction on ice, mud or snow. engine's air-cooled, you never front or rear. Wheels, cushioned all the short, sweet details. Corvair's •Ue—some 6 indies liave to fuss with antifreeze, by coil springs, take bumps in- you get quicker wapnup with dependently of each other, for lower, 2 W feet shorter and REVOLUTIONARY TURtO-AM * THE BOOT SHOP 105 M»i« St. smooth, road-hogging ride. WOODBRIDGE 1,300 pounds lighter than less wear on parts even on the up to 30% more mile* on 'Optional at extra Wit THE TOY CHEST ! lOtMain St. conventional sedans-makes coldest mornings (even heat gallon, needs no, antifreeze, BORDEN'S SURPRISE STORE 84 Main St. it a joy to jockey tlirougn for passengers comes quicker provides quicker warmup with CHOPEH'S DEPARTMENT STORE.. 81 Main St. VIVIENS KIDDY SHOP fl« Main St. buoy rtrwU, a pleasure to —almost instantly—from an fttts wear on part*. airplane-type heater'). DEANS FLOOR COVERING park (no need for power ONt-MCKAOI POWER TEAM •AVENEL Yet, wonderfully practical as asaiuU). Us revolutionary Wrapu. rear, engine, trana- Kt. 9 and King George Rd. all this sounds, you'll find the RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVERS Route 1 Turbo-Air B get* up to 30% muuionlmddiiftittuitml together DOOLEY'S .802 St. Gjorge Ave. more miles on a gallon of most practical Hung of all into one compact lightwttigbt . Gorvair i regular (a real magician on about this new Coryair is its unit. Takes less room, leaven FRANTELL SPORT SHOP ... 100 Main St. FORDS remarkably Ibw price. Your you morn. BY CHEVROLET = mueage). And, because the GALLAKI) PHOTO 547 Amboy Ave. CROUSE COAL & SUPPLY CO., Woodbridge Ave SlM-lwfcP HSCIV-frt loaM CkW) ftwraw-WwM, UC IV-Rtd SMton Chny SOKU Fityai. Octoter >, CBS IV I, SMi ton II & H FASHIONS 104 Main St. FORDS COAL & LUMBER CO. IRVVIN'S FINE FURNITURE '..... Route 9 92£ King George Rd See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer KARABE 466 Rahway Ave. STAR FURNITURE CO., ^85 New Brunswick Ave. MARTIN LAWRENCE JEWELERS 94 Main St. SUBURBAN DECORATORS 1024 Amboy Av* O MODERN MEN'S SHOP 103 Main St. VET'S GUN SHOP 261 New Brunswick Ave. SHORT AND SWEET! WSmt PHAW44CV .....,„,,,.,.,..,,, fel Ntjju 8t> ROBfLEN DECORATOHS', INC.: 9S Main St. v* •>* "•-• - ISEUH ••-•*•'-•••••^•.•. ;•••• SALLS JEWELER* . , ,, i.M Main St. BLOSSOM SHOP I»I» oak |BM IW. IN IN w nwtn STERLING-EpiSON RUtJ AND TItE SHOP „ LEGONE'S DEPARTMRNT>STOR1 Brlggs Chevrolet Godeny Chevrolet, lie. June Chevrolet, Inc. Todl Chevrolet, Inc. U. S. Highway 9 1332 Oak Tree Rd, 160 New BIUIU. Ave.—VA "WHOLE" Young and Tender ENGLEHORN FRESHLY GROUND CHOPPED NEW! CONTINENTAL PANCAKE: Tlie new Continental Pancake creates an aura of Old World glamour! It comes to the table puffed up with pride under a crown of cran- berries or apple sauce. And it has a secret: the Continental Pancake is so easy to make from ingredients usually on BACON 09: BEEF hand, even new cooks can have gourmet results! Serve Lean - Sweet with beverage as an exciting main dish. Continental Pancake 1 tablespoon shortening £ cup milk S egg! Butter VALENCIA, JUICY SWEET V, cup sifted all-purpose Lemon juice. RED, RIPE, SOLID flour Honey or sugar 1 tablespoon sugar Confectioners' sugar Y> teaspoon salt Cranberry or apple sauce Place fat in deep skillet (10 to 12-inch diameter), and place in oven while ingredients are being mixed and oven TOMATOES preheated to 450'F. Beat eggs until light. Blend flour, ORANGES sugar, salt; add to egg mixture; add milk. Beat untH smooth. Remove skillet from oven, spread shortening to aw bottom. Pour in all batter. Bake 15 minutes (until C Slcake Is puffy, well-risen, brown). Dot surface with C butter. Sprinkle with lemon juice and honey or sugar. Roll, or fold from opposite sides to center, making three layers. Turn out on warm platter. Garnish with fruit. Dust with 2 k 25 10 for 39 confectioners' sugar. Serve promptly. Makes 1 or 2 servings. the day your rug gets MARGARINE ^ I Borden's Biscuits 1A its Bath... LW iU> • Reg. or Buttermilk Hoz. 1'kg. t^^ • Tbit is »D important occaiion in YOUR RUG'S lilt. Until now, yo^'v. nursed and protected your rug . . to htejf it looking al ilew, Ml Irrsh, MORTON'S PROVOLONE u Hvtly u it did the dty you boujht HAM li The toow your run UMU, Ibi «wm &*f fUitrva 1 3-day clnnini treatment at Boyn. Our equipment k Mud and ctuulderate. Our will be Phone PA 11582 brifhted, more durable, mow mut- ant to toil, protected ifalnit Insect From Charter or Kilmer dUlnage end lait -longer, too. lonei aik operator far LE WX 7374 «; MARCAL WELCHADE NIBLET "«» NO TOLL CHARGE WESSON HEINZ Wall-To-Wall Cleaning OIL CATSUP Toilet Tissue GRAPE DRINK KERNEL CORN Export, controlled clMning right in your hoiv by courteous, •killed p«r- lonritrl-—rsiult, the "2 WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU SIHSIHMM» \\\\ \\\*\\\ 11||: I %*»! \\\\\\\\\\ RUG CLEANING CO. 4th and Stevens Ave. South Amboy COYS" 5% OR MORE OPEN A "2 GUYS" ECONOMY CREDIT ACC0U1T Member of National imtilute of Rug CUaninf MONTHS 10 I>\V-\O IMIWN and New Jcney Institute ot Rug Cleiotri ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL! THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 PAGE ELEVfN 1plane. When working on the ABOUT YOUR HOME top edge of the door plane from Iselin Personals the comer toward the center to By FRANCES PEU keep from splitting out the Westbury Park News ThoiiRh It's a bit exaggerated, edge grain. [. SOANK It has been said a house It only When It Is necessary to work r. SCAN* „, Lincoln Hl«bway, lltlln as Rood ns Its doors. Doors that on the bottom edge of a door, 497 llnrnln Highway. •*•>>• Tel. IJ-8-UM don't, work correctly are an- or work on the hinges you'll Td I,M-1«7» noylng. but easily corrected. Mr and Mrs. Michael 8al- and Mrs. Ralph have to take the door down. To Mr Triere are all sorts of door do this— open the door and vatoie «ere hosts at a birthday .. .|n,-i/, mid children. Nina ailments — loose hinges, Wl- block up the bottom corner on rilmvr m their home for Mrs. ••J1 , (T. Newark, were dinner r latches, shrinking, iwelllng the latch side with an old John Salvatore, Newark. Quest! ' ,', f Mr. and Mrs. Irving () nd warptnR of the dwr ltaelf. magatlne. With a stick of wood .vnr the Misses Rose Marie and j'^ Homes Park Avenue. If your doors are misbehav- and a himmer tap out hinge Hetty Aim Sfllvatorr., Mr. and K, you will be Interested in a \ir.; Willinm Punk and pins. Mrs Ralph Penna and chll- w quick and easy methods of Idreu. I)?bra and Ralph, Jr., Of Ifnin'it, Vernon Place; Mrs. Remove the bottom pin first orrecting their ailment*. I 'Newark, and John and Mkhael J'V,, runk irnd daughter, Cln- by holding the stick of wood se '\Vii!'lil. Street, were, guests Loose hinges can cause a door jRalvMnrr Jr. o stick. In order to correct thla curely against the pin and tap- | ^ ,ind Mrs. Edward Qlbbs ping lightly, Replace the top | Mr and Mrs William Hai> ticking malady, check to we If |ori and children, Janet and hinge, has worked loo»e. If pin first when re-hanging the >l John Waterson Hnd door. 'William, Jr., were dinner guests ts ghtenlrtg hinge screws doesn't Inf Mr. and Mr», Anthony !.-CM, Edward, William and o the trick, substitute longer Don't put up with any of the Alelln. Jersey City. , Hi. nf Clark were guestf crews. annoyances dUcussed another - Dinner guests of Mr. and ;, i, IPS Henz, Coakley Street, Perhaps you find the hinges day. They are simple as well as Mrs, Joseph Forrano were Mr. \l, nnd Mrs. Hamilton re tight, but the door has inexpensive to fix — you can and Mrs. J»me« I*orrano and ..: WrlKlit Street. iwollen. In this case, find the do the Job yourself. sons, Charles and Michael of Mi mid Mrs. Jerome Cas pot of contact by looking for Brooklyn; Mr. and Mri. Joseph Middlesex Avenue, were ratches In the finish. Sand MAIL-FRAUD ARRESTS Forcanr) and children, Marl* . of Mr. find Mrs. Law-! his spot with the grain of the Americans were duped out ol and Richard, West Hempstead, Fcldinan, Lodl. ! wood, using medium »ai)d- 143.743,204 In major mall fraud FALL COAT NEWS: The new I, I., and Mr. and Mrs. Miehart \]y «nrl Mrs. James' aner, until the door operates!canes ym' Po*tmaste: look for '59 ... Deeply col- FlguJrras, Hatlet, i,k<\ Auth Avenue, were| s It should. Oenertl Arthur E. Summerfleld lMtd pile, and wrapped tight —Mr. and Mrs. Frank T»s> ;ii n birthday dinner Sometimes It will be necessary has revealed. He said a repor at the waist with Its own self Uarenl entertained at dinner m honor of Harry I,. o remove more wood than can by David H. Stephens, Chle belt. American Jr. designed Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Fowter, Mr. h. Milltnwn. and Dennis ie conveniently done with sand- Postal Inspector, showed a rec this wonderful walker-coat In and Mrs. Nicholas Tafllartnl , like in observance ot iap*r. For this ailment, plane ord number of arresta for ma Crompton's rich wide wale and daughter, Mildred; Mr. and nlrthdays. Quests In- he offending edge with a block fraud, in the fiscal year tha1 corduroy ... so perfect for a Mrs. Jack Manwlla and MM, ,,| Mr. and Mrs. Harry h. plane or a small smoothing ended June 30. long and nigged lift. Qlenn and Nicholas, Bayotmt, ,;,, and daimlitrr, Irmn Lou • run: Mr. and Mrs, Stan-1 I'uhhs pnd son. Robert of ..iiiiry: Mr. and Mrs. Cla- ••• Crane, Newark, and Den- ,,!KI Oary O'Rourke. Mi' Daniel Miller, Mr. and CONTINUINO All) TO UHHAK1I.N: A large world clot*, encased in a natural wood stand, was presented to Barron Dnnlel Miller, Jr., Harding Library by the Woodhrltlur Township Business and Professional Woman's Club at a mating of Ihe Library Board, :i ii\ and Mrs. Edward Gal- Thursday. Uft to riuht, Norman Tun/man. Library Board rhairman; Mrs. Peter Urlmn, Michael J. Trainer, Mrs. John Muller, president of BI'W, and Miss Kiith Wolk, Library Board member and Immediate past president of BPW. The MEN! w. Elmhurst Avenue, at- >" r V-.fl the Trenton State Pair, club will sponsor a S--> :i• iiLitc luncheon for Imsinrss and professional men October 27 at Howard Johnson's, proceeds •v were guests of Mr, and to bf used for a iunvins srlmuMiip al I'rrlh Amlmy General Hospital School of Nursing and for Township libraries. Kmll Blessing, Keansburg. l!.'v. William R. Klrby. !<•!• of Assembly of God LUXURY irrli. announces Rally Day SEWAREN NOTES the rhurfh school will be .-inner 1. He also announced| tlv:st Ambassadors Young Peo-; MRS DAVID RALFOtIR community activities are as fol- ilr- Croup will meet tomorrow; 597 rVtit A»eno« ows: Pamela Kolb, troop it 7 1' M. at the church. , Sewaren iatrol chairman; Carol Am- nose, library; Betty Ann Kar \ mwtltiK nf the Woman'*! COATS us, Brownie; Patricia Panko, i..iiiiry of The Little Boys' —Ronald Wente, West Ave- membership. Any girl who -lie will be held tomorrow nue, has returned to duty at would like to become a senior l-id p, M. at First Presby- the Lakehurst Naval Training Center, Olrl Scout should contact Miss Zipcoats of t T:.IM Church, Nomination of: Panko, ME 4-5192. ccis will be held. i -The Sewaren Bridge Club —Mr. Guests at a stork shower met last week at the honw of and Mrs. Walter Brownj fin />7f c/i TiDPPft*! Mrs. Roland G. Crane. Winners Newark, were Sunday guests ofj ^"^ **fi" J U&VUB* , :i by Mrs. Jack Rosenblatt, |Mrs. .Brown's brother and sis-j I'idnilT Street, were Mrs, wore Mrs. Herbert Ranttn, MTBJ Joseph Thomson, Mrs. John ;ei>in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph irmainln Emmer and daugh- Thomson, i •i Sharon. Newark; Mrs. Dow lint, Mrs. 'William Eck«r 1 —Mrs. Frederick J. Adams,' Coats of Italian . ndore. Matkowskl. Mr.v Mrs. Dowling and Mrs. George West Avenue, has returned ,i,\rd Hannett. Mrs. Phil iMerrlll, Woodbrldge, were wests. rom a summer's visit with her yiitti. Mrs. George De Ore- son, A. James Adams, South "Cerrini" fabric! ;), Mrs, Theodore Rutkow- —Mrs. W. W. Brundage who :ias been visiting her sister Coventry, Conn. uid Mrs, Edward Thomp- 1 Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, • has . re- —Mrs. Harry Howell was turned to her home in Hyannls- hostess last week to the Tired The Mothers Club of Boy port, Mass. [Mothers Club. Present were ;'. Troop 47 met at First —Girl Scout Troop 51 me 1 Mrs, Hugh Basehart, Mrs, Ray- nvterlun Church Monday last week, and two new mem.' [mond Moran, Mrs. John Wil- ben, Jmn Butkowafiy and Bar^Wdlng, Mrs. Harper Wobelos den of Cub Puck bara KlJula, were accepted intdfMrs. William Henry, Mrs. Law- uder the leadership of An-, the senior troop from the in 'rence Gray, Mrs. W. Burnham • Herman and Rlnehart| termedlate group. Chairmen for Gardner, Mrs. David Balfour. •••ien, enjoyed a trip to the; EVERYHOIIY'S FOND 01 FONIH'E: Fast becoming an :,!on State Fair. Rinehnrt American supper classic is the Swiss cheese dish known as sen. Jr. James Herman fondue. For after the gamr, for Sunday night supper with ne Raynack. Jr., Bernard See how NORGE gives you ."ii. Walter Fenton, Ken- th* family, for a heart) snack between the movies and :. Braseid and Larry Kor- bedtlrnr, fondue Is a winner. 'I participated, This mixture of melted chersr, evaporated milk, and MIssMarlly Peplow,dau«h- f>f Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, seasoning* Is nourishing enough for a thrifty family main A New Kind of Clean 'low, Auth Avenu*, was guest dish. The evaporated milk makes It smooth and creamy, at honor at a bridal shower j well as doubly high in food value. n by Mrs. Ronald Ralmoj l Mi.vs Deanna Doros at the Traditionally, mrysne at lite table eat* fondue from the forAII Your Washables! Unheord-of !.<• of Mrs. Edwnrd 8n«ll,t same dish. Each dips up the sizzling cheese mixture on a ____. BEAITIFI'I, at this price! "idbrldge Avenue. Sewaren j piece of b;ead speared on a long fork. But fondue tastes '•is were Mrs, Max KnuthJi, just as good made in a saucepan or double boiler on the FREE! BATH TOWEL Raymond Mistrettan, Mrs •!!'"> O'Rourkt. Mlu Gall range and poured over hot toast or heated patty shells. Come to Our All-Star Expertly tailored of luxurious imported English " renoe, Mrs. John Doros, Cheese Fondue tweeds, Italian "Cerrini" fabrics... with fine Henry Anderson, Mn. E, LAUNDRY I'lnn, Mrs. Henry Grund- 1 tall can il-:i cupsi i2 teaspoon salt hymo canvas shape-retaining fronts, hi-count evaporated milk 'i teaspoon nutmeg :M. Miss Dorothy Hauscr. linings... in new single-breasted model with |r George H. Kolbe, Mrs. •i pound 12 cups i gratrd -Swls* teaspoon caraway JAMBOREE ild McCabe, Mrs. Walter or American cheese seeds, optional Featuring New NORGE raglan and set-in sleeves, bal and notch collars, .ih'11. Mrs, Louis Rask, 2 tablespoons flour DISPENSOMAT slash and patch pockets! Fall shades of Nicholas Sardone, Mrs. J. Heat evaporated milk over boiling water. Toss cheese and is, Mrs, William Gebel, gray, blue, brown, heather. Hurry-get your new flour together until evenly combined. Add flour-elieew Saturday, Oct. 3, and Beverly Tobias and Miss mixture to the hea^d milk and continue poking until lima M. Schneider, Miss Monday, Oct. 5th coat at this unlieard-of low price! cheese is melted. Add salt, nutmeg and caraway seeds, if "w will be married October desired; stir until smooth, Serve over toast or dunk bite ' Joseph Makmey of Me- size plrces of French bread, speared on a fork, into the No charge for alterations Iclicn. fondue. Yield: 6 to 8 servings. ATTENTION SHOPPERS! The Following [ Storei; LUXURIOUS SUBURBANS Full quilt linings! 'Orion pile linings! \n> An outstanding selection of fabrics include; IMPORTED ITALIAN "VIRENTO"... colorful ALL-WOOL TWEEDS . . . with full CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHT quilt linings! Luxurious OR.LON-PILE-LINED in an old clean towel and let ua show solids, checks and plaidsl Popular 4-button and you Norge'a new kind of clean! We'll suburban models carefully tailored, give you a new towel in exdumge! smartly styled! 34 to 46. ALL DAY SATURDAY your old clean towel washed shades whiter" an* brighter-automaticaUy! In Observance of the 1 M. 1 WHEREAS, the week of October 4-10 is being Flxon urges U. S "take offen- One tf New Jtiaey't M Leading Ilalrdrewert I Open Sunday Prom 9 A. M. to 5 I' \ observed as National Pharmacy Week under the ive against Reds." auspices of the American Pharmaceutical Asso- ... is having a ciation, the pharmacist's national professional For Your HOLIDAYS... society; and COLD WAVE PRESCRIPTIONS . WHEREAS, the theme of this year's observ- Sacramental OUK MOST lftlPOKi AM SIJO " ' ance is "Your Pharmacist Works for BetUr W SALE! Community Health"; and Your new coiffure de- WHEREAS, pharmacists are essential mem- Israeli signed individually for you ... by bers of the team of professional persons who ad- Brandies minister to the health needs of our people; and atul DKLIMIH Beer WHEREAS, pharmacists conduct their busi- ^ /reartrie Kosher Champagne nesses on a high professional plane that has ac- corded trie* the respect and confidence of the Free Delivery SALE PRICES t'rcdfto George Our D*lu* Out Hupenot public; „ Phone PU 1-0100 4 CoU WITC CeU Wave Cold Wave NOW, JHEREFORE, \r Hugh B, Quigley, $10.00 •12.50 FU 1-8455J Mayor of the Township of Woodbridgerdo here- $8.50 INMAN Value lii.W Vain* »n.i# Valu »!« H by proclaim the week of, October 4-10, 1959, a* VISIT YOUR J4G(iETT 8TOBI-. Schwartz Shoes National Pharmacy Week in our community, I Spirit Shop During salute our pharmacists upon the contribution Open Friday Till 9 P. M. "tit tm MH«lwint NATIONAL they make to over-»ll community Health. "One of New Jersey's Finest Shoe Stores" We ettand to »U «iir Jewiab PHARMACY Wt HUGH B. QUTOLBY, Mayor 1H Elm Uu tritndi »nd MtfOM beat Rahway, N. J. TV 11700 OCT. 4-OtT 1" 1519 Main Street, Rah way, N. J. ijlaliM for A HAPPY an* Attest: B. J. Dunigan, Township C)erk HEALTHY N£W YEAK. Frwlrlc ant Elfht OsftbU Hair fttjrIM* to Serve Jl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1059 PAOE FIFTEEN Mission Church is Setting lions Hear Miss Ann Zamko MarriedLutheran Mothers1 0/ Friisch-Hefter Rites CP. Talk To Edward Bojsza,Amboyj^yig To Start FORDS- Herbert Ulmer Appointed FORDS-Our Lady of Peace is A veteran of service In the FORDS — Miss Ann Zamko, of Perth Amboy. Misa Rosemary A former U.S. Middlesex County executive di- hurch wns thr setting for the Air Force. He is employed by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John KovRch. Perth Amboy, niece of FORDS — Members of the Rev. Virnil rector of Cerebral Palsy was FORDS Miss Mary C. Fee, Minv wedding Saturday of Miss Newark Die Company. Zamko, 30 Henry Street, was ongregation of Our Redeeme the sneaker at R meeting of the the bride, was flower girl. principal of the HopeUwn . c.P.P.S., of Burltetts- Elaine C. Hefler, daughter of After n trip through New Eng- married Saturday to Edward Lutheran Church will hold ; Fords Lions Club Monday. Mr. Theodore Bojnui. Perth Am- fv-hool, welcomed the member* • H,• (Iliin. liflS appointed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hefler, 41 land, the couple will reside In Ulmer explained what Cerebral 3o,l.«a, son of Mrs. Alexnnderiboy, was best man for his pecial service of praise for of the Home and 8chool ASM- the annual MacArthur Drive, to Joseph E, Roselle Park. Palsy is and described the fl«ht Bojsza, Perth Amboy, and the brother and ushers were Albert ;he laying of the cornerstone of rintlnii and introduced the ii'i'i '.'Hdti for teen age members Frltsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. late Mr, Bojsza. Rev. Andrew Biyb\st. Wesley Evans nnd Mi- he new education center under faculty at the first fall meeting Joseph Frltsch. Kenilworth. thot l« nn\na on t/i rnmtant the ««j~.n. •«;,. ..i™.v» oiyoisi, wcsiey Evans nno Ml- ine new eaucauon cen ,,r nni r,nrty of Peace. Church aC h k0Vlky Omclat d 3:30 jof the group at the school. Rev. Samuel Constance offi- disease. ? . . * ^.^chaelHtckey. nephew of the construction. Sunday at ,,. ,.m-rlinif to announcement by at St bridegroom, Perth Amboy. Paul ciated nt the double ring cere- School Library Joseph Dambach reported the] ' Mrs. Frank Baran was ap- |;, v Joseph Brzozowskl. Vackman, Fords, nephene w of the mony nst paper drive Sunday wa»| The service will begin In the pointed chairman of the hot dog Tlir mission will beniin 8tin- very successful and thanked The bride, given in marrlageibrlde, wns the page. hurch proper. Rev. Walter sale to be held October 15. j v ;il 7:30 PM. and I? nnei Given in marriage by her by her father, wore a gown of ( fl Progress Noted those who assisted and those Mr. and Mrs. Bo]SIR attended Reunlng, Regional vice presi- Mrs John Konar was ap- i,, nil pni'lsh youths attending father, the bride wore a sown lace over taffeta with full skirt. FORDS — Mrs. George Heathiwho participated. Mr. Dambach Perth Amboy High School. She dent of the Atlantic District, | pointed welfare chairman for riiln'v pnrorhtal or public hiah of Chantllly lace over satin, witr Her bridal headpiece held a introduced the teachers and is also takine reservations for Is employed by Westlnghouse Lutheran Church, Missouri Hopelawn and Mm. Jack Brown portrait neckline and skirt of fingertip veil. tl iKinls. Its purpose Is tn Dro- executive board at the first fall the trip to Holy, Pa., Saturday Corporation and the bride- Synod, and pastor of Redeeme nnd Mrs. Konar will be in bouffant Uille ending In Miss, Rosemary Behringer, v,di i-ounRctPrc "with a aVener meeting of School 14 PTA. Mrs, and Sunday. groom, an Army veteran, Is em- Lutheran Church, Westfleld charge of defense stamps (or of Gn(i and a better chapel train.' Her coronet of1 Perth Amboy, was maid of Stratton M,roduced Mr. Dambarh. in his capacity honor and bridesmaids "were ployed by Duralco Manufactur- will be the speaker. [October. of themselves seed pearls held ijer fingertip as Civilian Defense Director, ,he class mothers. | Miss Rose Ann Schuller, Miss ing Co. Then the congregation will I Mrs, Stephen Mohary re- ,,l iiielr purpose In life." ac- illusion veil. sent the Lions a letter of JOYCE OIOTOI.A Mrs. Andrew Aaroe, principal, Ann Kuras, and Miss Mary Ann recess to the site of the corner ported on the cake sale for ullnf! to Rev, Braozowski. Mrs. Louis Eysoldt, Irvlngton, thanks for their participation The couple is traveling to spoke on the remedial reading Kovach. niece of the bride, all Miami Beach, Fla. which the Intermediate Olrl •Tlir years of the teens may rss matron of honor and in the mass feeding in Fords stone and continue the service nro^ram which was introduced Scmits and Brownies provKM many senses be hard, and bridesmaids were Mhs Tlieresa Park In July. Placed into the cornerstone wll' last year. Mrs. Aeroe discussed Joyce Ciotola ithe cup cakes. Frltsch nnd Miss Judy Con- Joe Frltache, fund raising be a Bible, the Augsburg Con • lly misunderstood." he con- the method used and the pro- iiicd "They can be filled with verso, Kenilworth. nnd Miss committee chairman, an- fesslon, Martin Luther's con Mrs. Domlnick Ruffo, presi- !?ress made by those partlcl- Mary Noel Mendola Wed 1 Audrey Kraus. Cranford. nounced 1,000 pounds of fruit fasslon of faith; Luther's sma Engaged to Weddent, announced the appoint* M temptations and st pntlng. catechism, a constitution of th ment of classroom mothers ae Ronnld Eysoldt, Ivvington, cake will be available through FORDS-Mr. and Mrs. Nell Hiiii!s of rebellion. At the Mrs. William Westlake, li- church, a brief history of th( follows: was best man and ushers Avere the members for purchase in Ciotola, Ellznbeth, have an- nine time the teen age period brary chairman reported on the the coming year. InDouble-RingCeremonychurch, a list of the officers o Mrs. William Pace, Mrs. Oa- •nn l>e fl period of happy years Louts Szoke, Jr., Rahwny; Arno nrosress of the new school li- nounced the engagement of Michael Volostn, John Yaru- the church and organization: ton Clalella, Mrs. Gaza Verta, venrs that can affect great Paessler, Springfield, nnd Ron- brary. FORDS — Miss Mary Nnrl inijsln of the bride, was malt their daughter, Joyce Mnrie, to sevich «nd John Yaremko, Jr. ctive at the church; a list Mrs. Michael Palush. Mrs. Ste- ald KomlRcpk. Kenilworth. The PTA has gone'on record Mendola, daughter of Mr. nnd of honor and attendants were Robert John Volostn. son of Mr. ,,nil A mission offers teen attended the meeting of the ommunlcant members, coin: phen Cserr. Mrs. Stephen flten- The bride Is a graduate of as endorsing the College Bond Mrs. N. Fred Mendola. Metuch- Miss Elizabeth Polandl and Mrs. and Mrs. Michael J. Volosin. 30 •nji-i^ time and opportunity to Raritan Bay Mental Health each denomination; curren* kewlc?,, Mrs. Stephen Sablne, ,, flirt on these teachings." Perth Amboy High School nnd Issue on the November ballot, en, was married Sunday in St. William Wilken. Grant Avenue. Center. Topic for the evening Francis "Church, Metuchen, to :epies of The Independent- Mrs. Ronald St. Pierre, Mrs. Id'v MoeRllnpt, who wns or- ivons Medical School. Newark Mrs. Gentile's class won the Douglas Nielsen was best man Miss Ciotola is a graduate of was the establishing of a diag- Richard David Laurltsen, son fiader and Evening News, a Joseph Aochoa, Mrs. A. R. iliiiu'd in 1S44, performed pnr- She Is employed at Columbuf attendance award, and ushers were William Wll- Battin High School, Elizabeth nostic eenter in Perth Amboy of Mr. and Mrs. Laurlts Laurit- lunday bulletin of the church, Konderlck. Mrs. John Kachuba, i ii win k in St. Joseph. Mo., un Hospital. Newark. A get acquainted social was which will serve the eastern kens and Andrew Mendola, and is employed by National In- Mrs. E. H. Sleranowski, Mrs. Mr. Fritsch Is a graduate o held after the meeting with s«n( 106 Fourth Avenue. Rev. copy of the "Church Door," dustrial Laundries, Elizabeth. el iir entered the armed forces art of the county, This m-i^t brothef- of the bride.. Michael Sllagyl, Mrs. Norman Jonathan Dayton Regional mothers of-kindergarten pupils! Thomas Crine performed the he church monthly newspaper Mr. Volosin is » graduate of ,, IDM. He served as chaplain ; being supported by the serv- The bride is a graduate of Kublnak, Mrs. John Timko. Mrs, High School, Springfield, ant as hostesses. ; double ring ceremony. md a pictnre of the church 1 St. Peter's High School, New :,• military hospitals in La- e cluba in the Raritan Bay . . Metuchen High School and Michael Stankowitz, Mrs. Jo- 'ore the renovation. Brunswick, and is employed by CKI-M'. Wis, and Tiffin. Ohio. Given in marriage ty her Mftrtland Medical Center School seph Crltelll, Mrs. John Shwin- ea. Protex-A-Car, Elizabeth. pmee 1957 he has been assigned father, the bride wore a gown of Neursing, Newark. In reference to the special er. Mrs. Frank Baran, Mrs. Ed- of peau de soie with a Chantll- mice--Rev, Eldon R. Stohs, The couple will wed In Nov- in thr Rome Mission Band o Mr, Laurltsen la a graduate ward Kolb, Mrs. John Mollpol- Elaine Kojsza is Bride ly lace oversklrt ending in a ember in St. Genevleve's ihi' Fiithers of the Preciou of Perth Amboy High School >astor, explained: sl. xhibit chapel train. Her fingertip- "Many people refer to this Church; Elizabeth. Also, Mrs. John Konar, Mrs. Hlnnd length veil of English illusion and served three years tn the Army. He is a service engineer :orner»tone as the 'date stone Joseph Koczan, Mrs. Stephen Of Woodbridge Resident ,,as attached to a crown of seed Mohary. Mrs. John Williams, Mi ATTEND RETREAT To Sponsor Art with Cuttler-Hammer Inc. iut for this Christian congre- learls. She carried a bouquet :ation it is far more significant "ookontEnioyed Mrs. William Westlake, Mrs. R, PORDS — Members of th FORI^S—Miss Eliilne Kojsza,; FORDS — The art depart- if white sweetheart roses, After a trip to Canada, the B. Wimberly, Mrs. James Mc- •iiiuu: People's League of Ou daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. han a date stone. We quote ient of the Woman's Club of itephanotis and Ivy. couple will reside in Edison Qaluchin, Mrs. H. N. Palk, Mrs. H'drcmer Lutheran Church wllllCharles Kojsza. 78 Wildwood the words of Our Savior Jesus 'ords will hold an outdoor art Miss Mary Ann DiFiglla Township. By Girl Scouts Archer, Mrs. M. Busso, Mrs. tend a weeksnd Walther Avenue, was married Saturday Political Groiro Christ when he said, 'The stone ixhlblt outside the Fords Na- L. Gillette, Mrs. John Rowland, >;n;Uf' retreat October 9 to 11 to John C. Kochlck, son of Mr. which the builders rejected, FORDS — The Fords neigh- lonal Bank tomorrow from 11 Mrs. E. Norado, Mrs. Morris n> the Y.M.C.A. camp at Frost and Mrs. John Kochlck, 7 Buck- (referring to himself) Is be- jorhood Brownie and Girl To Meet Monday i.M. to 7 P.M. Smith, Mrs. William Pace, Mrs. V.illey, N. Y. The group wlllnell Avenue, Woodbridge. Rev. Rankin-Slimko Weddingome the head of the corner'," Jcout Troops held a field day Theme of. the exhibition I Peter Cannella and Mrt. Rob- m><>i at the Redeemer Lutheran OustfW Napoleon pi-rfurmi'd The William J The church stryoturc is made »nd cook out at Roosevelt Park FORDS 'Art Awareness of Our Town." ert Olsen. Church. Westfleld, Friday eve- 1 mortar an% brick and trie Saturday. Mrs. Frank Lamati- the double ring ceremony In St. Warren Association will resume The oil paintings to be Mrs. John Kultnlch won the it" for bus transportation. Held in Lady of Peace :ornerxtone's composition Is iO. neighborhood chairman, James' Church. Woodbridge. regular fall meetings Monday hown are original works of dark horse prize. Mrs. Pauline The vimng people will spend a Given in marriage by her limestone, but the church is welcomed the guests and Troop at 8:30 P. M. at tlwTumble Inn members of the club. Qagliano's class and Mis. Kln- of study. meditation father, the bride wore a (town FORDS—Miss Florence Susan Miss Joyce Putignano, Or more than a material structure. 51 conducted the opening cere- 103 Ford Avenue. Mrs. Chester Baginskt, chair- Slimko, daughter of Mr. and ange, was maid of honor. Rich mony. sey's class won the attendance | and prayer. of antique satin with scoop man, stated members of the de- Our life as Christians is built prize. Ernest J. Blanchard and Mrs. Frank W. Slimko, 108 ard Coleman, Fords, was best Races were held with the neckline and long sleeves. Her artment will be present all on a spiritual structure.. . 'the A kitchen shower and a [CHAPTER BOARD MEETING elbow-length veil was attached John CTrrran. chairmen, will re Arlington Drive, was married man. foundation of the Apostles and winners listed as fallows: day to answer any questions showing of a film, "Gilt From FORDS - Ramot chapter. to a crown headpiece and she port on the family picnic held Saturday at Our Lady of Peace Mrs. Rankin is a graduate o: Brownies 50 yirrd dash, first oncerning art and painting. prophets, Jesns Christ htmself The Earth," will be featured at U inn B'rith Women will hold!,:arrled a bouquet of white or- In August and refreshments Church, to Richard Kenneth Orange High School and is em being the chief Cornerstone.' ,nd third, Troop 164: fit,' board meeting tonight at Rankin, son of Mr. and Mrs. ployed by Bond Transportation the next meeting October 29 chids. will be served. "We are built on him who Is Intermediates 50 yard dash, 8 30 P M at the home of Mrs. Parenl'Teaeher Frederick C. Rankin, 127 Long- Inc., Woodbridge. with mothers of seventh grade Miss Judith Kochlck, sister Speakers will include Free head of the church, Jesus first. Troop S4; secdhd, Troop [Mvnm Shevell, 30 Clive Hills view Circle. Rev. Samuel Con- Mr. Rankin is a graduate o pupils as hostesses. of the bridegroom, was maid-of holders William J. Warren Night Scheduled Christ. For this reason this 97 and third, Troop 54: In<>ud. Metuchen. stance officiated at the double Woodbridge High School and is ace, first and second. Troop honor and best mart was Ben- George Otlowskl and Josep KEASBEY — Keasbey Home service receives such import- Brownies three legged race, jamin Lattanzlo. ring ceremony. employed by Jack Klein & Co 54-«nd third, Troop 97; osta: Senator John Lynch irtd School Association will ance." irst, Troop 59, second. Troop I SPECIAL DELIVERY? Mrs. Kochlck is graduate of Given in marriage by her After a honeymoon in Mlam! Brownies relay race, first, R CoUnty Clerk M. Joseph Duffy sponsor a parent-teacher nighJ After the service ths ladies of 58 and third, Troop 59f New York City — Delivering Perth Amboy High School. Mr. father, the bride wore a gown of Beach, Fla., they will live in Intermediates, three legged Troop 59; second, Troop 58 arid October It according to plans the various congregation Ib.ibies has become routine for Kochlck is a graduate of Sheriff Robert H. Jamison satin and Alencon laoe, with Perth Amboy. or- third, Troop 164: adopted at a board meeting lasl fitted bodice, long sleeves and ganlzatlons will serve. race, first, Troop 54; second I policeman Robert Dezendorf, Woodbridge High School and is Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley; "Com Intermediates relay race, first week. bouffant skirt ending in Troop 97 and third, Troop 97 j 53; he has delivered 40 employed by Twin County mltteemen R. Richard Kraus Acretd Troop 54 and second, Troop 9T: Also scheduled was a tea foi chapel train. Better Brownies wheelbarrow race, in 21 years on the force. Orocers, Inc. and Leon Blanchard, Count Ball throwing, first, Troop the new kindergarten mother! She wore a bonnet of satin On one issue at least, me Absence makes the hearl first and second, Troop 59 and Jllr carries a special surgical kit After a wedding trip to New Democratic Chairman Josep 54: second Troop 58 and third, Somers and Democratic Muni •ield last night with the boan vhich held her three-tiered and women agree; they botl fonder — but present! third. Troop 164; l be ready for these frequent England, the couple wjll live In distrust women. — Contac bring better results.—Exchangi InteimediateK wheelbarrow Troop 17, , iMiiTgencles. Perth Amboy. clpal Chairman Edward Ceyle members as hostesses, zell of imported illusion, fire Prevention in Iselin is a Year 'Round Project OCTOBER4-OCTOBER 10 IS NATIONAL FIRE PREVENTION WEEK This week and every week, your Iselin firemen and insurance agents are on the 1 job 24 hours a day. YOU can cooperate by checking your property for fire hmanh. Prop** precaution* can stop many a lire before it starts. Let one of the qualified insurance agents listed below check your fire insurance coverage for full up-to^rlate financial protection. 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U- GREEN PEPPERS * 9 CRACXilNG CttSf *f,« 1 1 'i w.-rt kt.iUM l>/ti.U tiir-.tt.r.t {n» fr..ih*rir//r.i4 ft mutt's* APPLES .t it.h'Jifr t.f.v M'f.;.'/ il'ijlt, LARGE PASCAL CELERY FALL GARDEN SPECIALS! »re: 11 Th« Thr«f Rfllt 'Th< >mrn.(. 2, Hl«» H»lk H»/ V* fW Utt ^nfNui: 4) f'ArOMMif IMP Kg*! UmUMlm 'Art Hanfe! IJ#T* Mw,; I v'TU 1 KiH«4 Y»o K»rrl7 FMMM Yiftra hi fmi "tttOnsn,. V tkakrolwvrtti HlMr if»r»b V»o«h»n:: 7i /j|«i lhrr Kofb ilnbnn, A IV Wirr1i»»«/ i> 1 Want T» ); t» MM* 1h* Kotfc (ll—/ Immtt, • NEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAVING SUPER MARKETS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1!)!i!) PAGE SEVENTEEN Doctor Talk By JOHN B. REMBERT, M,D. Many parent* must feel aa if the "world will come to an crtd" during the crucial moment in thf if uff! when told by a physl- isn that Lh^r baby or young luld "Is d«af and there is no cure for this condition," Iflit, thanks to modern medical and scientific miracles, there U scarcely » single deaf or hard- of-hearing person for whpm something can't be done. Parents of children with deaf- ness or marked hearing loues should realise In the beginning that all hearing problems have two sides one the medical side, and the other the edueatlo|»l side Both FAMOUS SWIFTS BEST The basic obstacle to over- come in deaf children ft th« personal Adjustment of the child and hw parent* to an ac- ceptance of the affliction or FRESH YOUNG BELTSVILLE hearing low. It U true that nor- mal hearing may not be re- gained, but much can be done to compensate for this handi- cap, and afford most Individu- als the ability to communicate in a satisfactory manner with •.5> MONEY ^ those around them. The task problem then, is to ' SAVING leach the hard-of-hearing chiM TURKEYS thr ways and means of com- Each tuceuient flies will pensating for his low, and hit frriniR of physical and wcial tell you that these ar« inferiority. pampered turkeyi, grown ^ C Hearing tomes in small chil- dren, even several month! of to give choice quality meat. a (to. can be detected and early treatment started if there is an And of court* they're SUPER / awareness on the part of th« ready-to-cook. parents, intelligent observation MARKETS v of the child, and simple startle You honestly tests are uaed to test a .child'* gross awareness to sound. can't buy better. Should hearing difficulty b« Prictt «f(»div( thru Silurdty night, O«lob«r 3, l?59. Wt r»ltrV4 th« suspected, the family physician tight to limit quirttitm Not rtip«nilbli lot lypognplncil urari. should bo contacted and the Mtmbvr vf Twin County proper approach to the problem of proving or disproving the parents' suspicions started at once. FULL CUT FULL CUT For all parents with h&rd-of- 1 hearmg children additional SHANK BUTT Ib Ib helpful inioxmation is available HALF HALF — contact the American Hear- Guiranleeci FRESH HAMS 43 49 ing Society at 919 18th Street, to Satisfy N. W., Washington, D. C. or th« Alexander Graham BeU Asso- or Your Money ciation for the Deaf, with Cheerfully Refunded! headquarters in the VolU ITALIAN SAUSAGES Hot & Sweet • 69 Bureau, 1537 35th Street, N.W., Washington 7, D. C. MUTUAL'S YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL! BUDGET BOOSTER Your New ^GRADE'S-SWEET ENIZED Social Security PLAIN, PIMENTO, CfllVE or By ALLAN A. BASS, DATE ind NUT BORDEN'S CREAM CHEESE BARS .23 Oittrift MWiajer <). HUH is the benefit dt> Icnnirif (I when a woman is en- SLICED BACON titled on her own social security account and is also entitled as a FAMOUS KRAFT'S VELVEETA •=• 2 i 79 wife nn the social security ac- count of her husband? A A woman will be entitled I to receive whichever benefit is jdi'termined to be the larger. riujn BhDi muciuicii incnc "• «w ]She is not entitled /to receive FRESH BABY MUENSTER CHEESE 49 both benefits. t ONE COUPON PER FAMILY-GOOD THURS., FRI., SAT., OCT. 1-2-3 vv l Q. How is the reduced bene- ADULTS ONLY fit determined for a woman |whu ejects to receive her pay- ment at age 63 or at any a 8-oi. No Charge There ONE COUPON PER FAMILY-GOOD THURS., FRI., SAT., OCT. 1-23 "Since you have broken yijjir pkgs. (100 BIRDSEYE TASTY FISH STICKS 3 ADULTS ONLY engagement to Tom because your feelings toward him arefct the f.am&, »rs you golnc to ft- CtEiM c4 POTATO, turn to rTnfV" $100 vt, say fteUsss ttwtfll the CAMPBELL'S FROZEN SOUPS 6 ring 'are still the MOD M eW Fnrd &(Ot<)r Co. n-tatwn Rahwoy Ate. credit field. ' ' Cotton (utures decline in t\gv Town Hall Mutual Super Markets Wood bridge et Moin St. lauding. PAGE EIGHTEEN Letters to the Editor Bonnie Do/for is back again... ttait men -vrM era.-* •• '-xz i firji pofiSiot = ^ TM trsmA :* h*i b«r ifcit vo ban** IM r ftz* luij- 10.70:1 'j£i» is « T12Z ta« /• taw **-otwaaae» os»r.i Star* » E>as'« Dn»-j«*r! Store t- T^ • ,•'.-..• v >-, K- C.'*: Tomato Freestone Tomato ' ->»•!•• tfat Soup Peaches Catsup Campbell's Greer Highway H A: th»t tac* 1 vrr, of 10 i oz. 29 oi 14 oz bols. mild tK 'aroatt: a J^ cans cans I for rtusjti H6*^'**^ (S-iTfcehid*?. tint a p£a« uv be *aiK5*fc*d br*.i**r: Mtncrvtr we f.vr.vr'/r^r'r &:•: Musselman Tomato Ironing Board the rvf^Tf* 'X. i?J prop- ^-'-7. m Pad & Cover t > Sauce Juice •top, ywir eonlniyjurx; V3 vo: '1: ::« ^E»:. . 0! a rjor. f Bonnie Doiiar is a pert ias Town t Press Queen-54 Inch - both Apple-Raspberry iuu>c sharp eye for bargains. Si"* wr motirei :E tbii reat-Ttth anEont 0.' T K. J. 27, Mr, Bditof, •'•»« c/f lnd«peruJ*r.t Woo&rdfe. N J. '., biocheailnt. For The Finest Produce-All You Need Remember is Safeway Dear Mr Or*tw7 Mr. Prtd Adairj ii an exttl- *':& are hwri!ad « tht lent, sble Itvyer. I as wrt Umt ^r^ogr.; «>.' ui_-* a Jcoore 1 Miracle Margarine h« li botfi r^ectKf'Jl-wnl very ^oiwn tm ti * esure population bmy. Th»*t U.lr^i :/, one cai irtUiout any ^-oof of iu laiety nan, detennirj; what i,. „— ,r -. Frozen Foods for hU Wtow CILKI-J afur ««ain. An Wonn«l pubUe 1» •pmdiii* an exhAuiti.i* day in a healthy useful citizenry, Mix 'Em or Match 'Em court, litigation ar.d consulU-:*JUch.U wreiy netded today.; FINEST COFFEE MOM with hU cUenUj? In«:xperi- There art certain btfle facu so!, Strawberries ence !i one excjA*. but not conikler In dealln* with tht A TMtd, meikm blend of mouth time U tut ui eicuae.!problem. &el-s.r Sited-10 c: p'«g The people of our town can nqt Firstly, what exactly ii tht affonl to haw Rom«on« iepr«-'tmpartial evidence on the stlt- acnt them part time. Most of ut ty and e(fectiven*i» of sodium Orange Juice are hardworking peopU who flyonde^ j Sco'cn Treai - 6 :z ca- e*en at timei mu«t hold t*o Second^, can we arbitrarily; joiw to rapport our families W* administer a medication of aj know from experience, that the;harmful nature to the entire j Broccoli Spears partttmjufip.pjjpjji^^ without checking the B«l sir ;0 cz pig to tfUl aecondary. The *amejeffecu, No studiM ilhiatton would exUt with Mr.^ upon #(julu Adanu if he were tlecUd. I «m|dte heart llmlb]e Uverdl«- wre that he would not permit: ^nourished, anemlcs. Lima Beans Bela:f - Pordfiec* - '0 oz p Th« important potition ofat that. Or they lay 'we have Mayor .hould remain with ajr'ot heard of »ny 8nd let ll 8° man who u able to devote an'at tnat- entire day and, on occasions, a Thirdly, hov long will it be I Golden Ripe 5 1 day and a half to this iraportantjbelore tne proposal for other poiltlon. Hugh Qulgley is a: 'Continued on Page 19> Mellow and Sweet Burry Pet FINEST ' McINTOSH Cookies Milk APPLES 4 Vanety Pack Evaporated 40 Ib. box By Ihc • • Pound 1.98 Clip out these money-soving coupons and redeem them at your nearby Solewa, MJJKIDA'S MILD GREEN MONEY SAVING COUPON MONEY SAVING COUPON THIS COUPON WORTH THIS COUPON WORTH 6< | GRAPEFRUIT4; 25 Fresh CABBAGE ib 5c Toward the Purchase of a Toward the Purchase of 5 Pounu> ^g Urtt of tat; erup ' Popular K»voritc 3 Pound Can Domino or Jack Frost p» Tbtre'i CrU __ , . „ | ,,.,., i , ...I I,-,,- j i 1New Civic Unit iLeader Elected Is Organized By Girl Scouts exciting news about extra savings for you. 1 COLONIA—The newly-form- IBEUH - Chill Wlttenbader ed Green Ridge Civic Assocla- was elected lender of Olrl 8cout tlon met recently at the home Troop 43 at a meeting at Flrrt of John Bymko, Mornlngilde Presbyterian Church. Joyce Road, and elected the followlng|Weinbrenner, Is aialaUnt, Bar slat* of officers: John Kond- bara Doerr, treasurer, and rarki. president; Joseph Pas- Diane Caatlaux, secretary. tcnn. vlce-preildent: John| Members of the patroli werr Svmkci. treasurer: Mrt. James listed as follows: Coleman, secretary; John Golden Angels, Mlehele Pol*, Brady, trustee for one year: lock, Dtane Castlaux. Barbara' James Coleman, trustfp for two Doerr, Barbara Klein; ypnrs; Charles Holderlln, trus- Plaid Polka Dots, Eileen Pen- tro for three years. ton. Barbara Laurie, Arlina The new civic group repre- Price, tynn Bhaplro, Joyca. sents resident* in'theVea' of|Weinbrenner, June Axen; Jordan, Lancaster, Mornlngside, The Cardinals, Iris Pollock, I.ako nnd Skyline Roads. Linda Doerr. Chert Barby, Joyca The by-laws were read and Hardlsh. Bandra flelfkowlts, accepted. After hearing a report Linda Magnler; by Mr Kondrackl, It was voted Uttta Rascals, Paula Hun- to Join the Colonla Council of <*"""• Anlt» «*"«"• Civic Aaaoclatloni. Phifle. Sandra Next meeting will be October Unda BapllnskX Oall Wltten- 3 at the home of Mr. Symkobader, Oall Kaufirnan, when Prank Wukovets, presi- Heavenly Seven, Susan Creek- dent of the Township Board of|mur, June Deraohlm, 17 oz. Kducatlon, will speak on the Plnnesz. Nancy Fowler, Antoin- cant school system, The meeting will ette Lulzza, Lorraine Dayak, Grapefruit Bumble Fancy Peas • 7 take place at 8 P. M. Linda Klvlat. Tentative plans were made NEW TREASURER for a father and daughter cook* out to be held October J7 at Farm Fresh 16 oz. ISEUN — Mrs. James White Juice Bee Tuna lias been appointed treasurer of Roosevelt Park. Wholt While cant Potatoes tlie- Playschool Cooperative Israel renews complaint to U, Town House; Natural or Sweet | Fancy White Meat 10 Nursery, Hiuhland Avenue, re- N. on Sues. placing Mrs. Jerome Ltpldes Pelplng warns "Right who is moving out of the area, tunlst" crttloi, 16 oz. 46 oz. 7oz. Green Beans 8 cans Letters to the Editor cans cans (Continued from Page U) Gardensidfl 16 oz medication or drugs be added vatlong are et the highest for Standard Quality cans for the benefit of the populace the advancement of good Tomatoes penicillin to out jnfectlon[catlon. OUT endeavor* we not a, 8 witch bunt nor did y« question, though many are severely al- to it? Perhaps aspirin to the qualifications of a man. Our cure headaches or magnesium petition stated that the manner. . Pork Grapefruit 11* or sulfate (epsom salts) for the or the appointment and th.« ap- cans constipated, tranqulliaers for olntment only Is what con* Sauerkraut K = 9 the nervous and so on. :rns us. The water supplies are not) The Assistant Commlsalonor, and Beans vehicles for drugs or medica- ' Education, Mr. Irlo Oroe- Sections nger. in a letter to us dated 12 oz. tion and the reservoirs are not gigantic medicine bottlei. Any uly 34 (copy attached! states. cam Highway Highway chemical added to the water \s If it Is your wish to charge the oard of Education with Illegal Niblets Corn =s 6 for the sole purpose of provid- T Improper procedure, an ap- ing the drinking public with eal should b* filed. In the regu- pure safe drinking water and manner." This we did and 17 oz. o more. 16 oz. 16 oz. his right is given to us by the cans Medical and dental treat- •tate Board of Education. It ments must remain with the as with a desire to bring good cans cans Sweet Peas • 8 individual and their doctor or ducational practices to the mtlst as the caie may be. The 'ownahip of Wosdbridge that vidence has shown fluoride to filed our petition of appeal. ave caused mottling of the Ve also hoptd that the publl- U.S.D.A. Choice Beef eeth In children, an early sign ity which your paper gave our f cell poisoning. Are we to as- xtlon would so awaken the Count on Safeway—For Savings That Count ume that thU poison circu- oters of Woodbridge that they iting through the blood stream ould remember this and other'' ipares the other organs and wtlon* ol the Board the next leads straight for the teeth? ,lme they were asked to express" Fluoridatlon Is the mas their opinions by voting at the" cot Toilet Tissue wasteful way to administer this agent. Millions of gallons are We would appreciate the op-" White Toilet Tissue used to flush our toijeta, water >ortunlty to set the record'.' •ur lawns, cook our meals, itralght by having this letter Big 1,000 Sheet Roll lean our homes and run our •ubllshed in the "Letter to'the/ RIB STEAK ndustrles. Editor" column. World's Largest Selling Brand The propaganda of the pro- Vary truly yours, ponents have used half truths lonel A. Kahn Your Best Tissue Buy •rick figures, false percentages or ROAST pressure techniques, skulldug- STATE OF NEW JERSEY gery, rubber stamp Impressive Department of Education , indorsements and sneaking I1 175 West State Street hrough the back door. Trenton 25, N, J, However hundred* of com July 24, 1959 rillo Soap Pads mlttees all over America have Mr. Lloyd W. McChesney, Enjoy the finest beef in town. Here oted it down or kicked it QUJ Chairman once tried as a colossal fraud Education Committee' RedSx, is a good opportunity to stock up and hoax .The truth of fluorl 38 Overbrook Drive dation raits with the impartial Colonla, New Jeriey 12 Pad Pack i dence and not by a "band Dear Mr. McChesney: your freezer _at Safeway'a low price! wagon" popularity drive. I Commissioner Raubinger his' Brillo's Firmer Woven must be based on truth. asked me to reply to your letter I therefore enclose som< of July 6 In regard to the action (ads Clean Faster, Last Longer :vidence worthy of your con of the Woodbridge Board of sideratlon and Information foi Education In employing a I know you to be a man o: school lunoh supervisor. If It Ls truth and justice by your ex your wish to charge the Board cellent editorials. of Education with Illegal or improper procedure, an appeal Permit me to be at youi argarine should be filet) In the regular service for future iufprmittlon manner. To brtnl tM« matter Your fellow citizen before the Commissioner for Sidney Cammy Blue Bonnet, 2c Off Pack formal Investigation and de- Leg of Lamb Mr, Charles E. Gregory termination a Petition of Ap-> Made By The New Editor, Independent-Uader peal should be filed with this Perfect eating; tfhole or half lamb; regular trim Woodbridga, New Jersey office with proof of service of a (elusive Flavor Gem Process September 38,165 copy upon the respondent. I am Dear Mr. Qragory: enclosing a copy of the stand- ard form of appeal. So Light in Flavor! Here's a good buy ,, , You gel We would like to set th record straight on your Thurs Very truly yours,' 3 in 1 Lamb Roasls, Chops and Slewing Lamb day, August 20, 1969 edltorli (Eric Groeslnger) entitled, "Do We Want Horn Assistant Commissioner Rule?" First of all our motl of Education Lamb Chops At Saleway'i Low Price Fruit Canned Proclamation Tender, Delicious ib WHEREAS, Hadassah. the Women's Zionist Organi- Lamb Liver and Nutritious sation ot America, now enters Its forty-eighth year of Cocktail distinguished humanitarian service on behalf of the health and w^l-belng of people throughout the world; Cherub Evaporated and Townhouse WHEREAS, this organisation, through its dedicated Grade A fancy legion of 315,000 Senior and Junior members, has USQ carried on a nationwide program of education and action for the extension of American democrats values in eur own nation. Always It hw sought to preserve and enriah Turkeys Fowl U>« Jiwkh cultural «nd spiritual t/»dltlcnj Which have Ready To Cook - 18 lbs. and Over For Fricassee, Slews and a la King •contributed so greatly to human progress, and WHEREAS, the Woodbridge Chapter of Hadmah In whole our community numbering more than. 2b<> women, now seats to enlist mors women In the great movement to Ib. pound 39 render humanitarian service in Israel, to enhance d«mo- 39 crtttlc life In America and to extend Jewish cultural achievement, Advertised prices effective Today thru Sat,, Oct. 3rd. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Hugh B. quifley, Mayor Pt the Township of WwXtoHdge, do hmby proclaim October Jumbo Shrimp Ground Chuck as HA0A8SAM MOWTH in Woodbridge, to"en»We ttda ta multlBly IW mtmNnhip t* th»t |t )U,y Jt» inspiring worlw. '' - 'Htrcat *. A Taste Treat U S. Choice Beef 5 Ib. box |4.7S 99c Tender artd Juicy Ib. Attest; B J. Dunigan, Township Clerk W« rtwrvi th* right to limit quantities. None told ior resale. 59 PMJE TiTESTT rf fa*** I*. • t CLASSIFIED BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY vfcr- liMHr «• tkv 4-nt: I»»T • MALZ wax wavmt •• HIGH SCHOOL BOT gm roc »1. It • tft» Stud* WATTS Frank HENSCH'S TiT. rf rrrr KJf» GI T BROTHERS (erf * fcl- 1V ACtttStfl . srsfsa us '.11 Iv-ara t* Tan "JJ J-.t. Wjt 'T«3 m the Rirm ? FIEE ESTtllTES an* FUEL OIL . Sfec mas ^ on » ion * » rfiuu mr wt)rtis t rjg A GTTTIXS •%*} fci> 4 n> fvttr ^iiK^K»»>. EJ^M toured. TO t I.! Hun tf 1-8467 f«r «r r*i2 or ?an- .^M. Call UE OL S-Ti: KMH2 t." I*'"* 11*1 ! Kl t-vm >>««t ->«(- ]M Fa&M Street taal Jaw *• AtlASBAST WOOOSKTDGZ kwr« »•• ABE TOC A GOOD HOC5E- Su» 1 «• tac ««ntMB !'- KHTEH I! y*. ar« yw:-jee CL s: Call MF, i^>* ram |«V haw tease oc T?*- -*=*** Txr p M n4i v: a"f '"^a! ta(!i* XM awoer "Jsrrtiat a* TTfa «f rf I! TBVKJUAS e»i* :»kscr. fcr isf-xsaatwc »r.te Boa 15 MI, BE POPULAR! TT.MHE** A UHXT* we* it son! J*** trA -*,t*r i 24-U OS A9B0T AVEMT i«* ***" 11 s»v.oi r.-' fTJULE Funeral Home anAattr •: NATIONAL WEEK Monday, October 4th thru Saturday, October 10th man of the committee, an- Addresses ire Prevention nounced Chief Ed Brecker, Belle October 4-10 Declared Hospital Guild Inner Peace' Parish Take* Part f AFS Mead, will speak on fire preven- Unit of PT'A No. 15 In Holy Name Parade tion on Wednesday at 8 P M. ISELIN — The parent and i ISEUN-Rev. John M, Wilus. Week Program Mr. Pas8amonti reports Dis- Tire Prevention Week' To Meet Tuesday family life education committee Subject of Talk| pastor of St. Cecelia's Church, Madeline Coar ,rlct U answered seven calls im-XlN — A series of talks of School 15 met Wednesday at ISELIN—Mrs. Bernard Pran- members of IU Holy Name So- ISELIN - Airman Madeline during September. He also WOODBRIDGE - Mayor Parents are advised never to COLONIA —The Colonia ,,,,!, night will highlight the branch of the Perth Amboy the school, The theme for thekel spoke On "Inner Peace" at ciety, and the color guard of Coar, & personnel specialist as- stated the false alarm situation'Hugh B. Quigley has proclaim- leave small children alone, Even St. Cecelia's Knights of Co .'iPii-rvance of fire prevention is very serious with four re- Hospltal the opening meeting of Stater- " | signed to the Headquarter! id October 4-10 as Fire Preven- If It Is necessary to leave the the l(rk October 4-10 by the Iselir first meeting this season Tues- munlty Life." Topic lor the first hood of Congregation Beth lumbus, participated in 'Squadron Section, 3565th Navl- ported last month. house for only a few minutes '•lirmlcal Hook and Ladder tion Weelc in the Township. day at 8:18 P. M. at School 18 meeting was "You and Tour Sholom, Monday at the center. Perth Amboy Holy Nwne Pa-!gatorTraining Wing, ha» been As usual, several of the fire ask a neighbor to stay with the •>mp»ny, District 11, anda pa- HOME WITH INFANT Mrs. Wallace Wllk will b*|8chooj." Mrs. Ralph Hoover 1*Rabbi Frankel also spoke on rade Sunday. The seventh and promoted to Airman Second companies will hold open house children. And whenever you r.,(if will be held Monday with COLONI^ — Mrs. William honored during the program, ichalrman. the significance of the high eighth grade pupil of St. Ce- Class. and explain the use of their must go out for a longer time, (.'ni' company 1, District 9 andinfant son, Steven William, have and Mrs. O. E. Mathlasen will Donald Whltaker. principal, holidays. celia's School also paraded. equipment to residents of their leave the children in care of a Airman Coar, a 195J gradu- ,il1(r local organizations par- infant son, Stven William, have speak ahd show slides of her re-[spoke on "Rules and Policies of The group adopted the bud- Robert Deerln, president of districts. Special programs have baby sitter who not only has ate of Woodbridge High School, ig. The fire houses will returned home from the Memo- cent trip to Japan. Mrs. Mathla-(School," "Systems and Rating get for the year, heard a report the Holy Name Society, an- been arranged In both the pub- been told what to do in cast of was employed by the New Jer- open to the public and rial Orthopedic Hospital, Eliza- sen, who is a Colonla resident, jot Report Cards," "Student Of the ways and means com- nounced a color sound movie of He and private schools. fire but who Is also physically sey Realty Company, Newark, vuiimis demonstrations will be beth, where the baby was born is president of the New Jersey Hand Books" and "Clubs and mittee and established donor the ISM world scries baseball and mentally capable of carry- prior to enlisting In the Air i,,.|(l p»ch night. September 15. Mr. and Mrs. Meanwhile, Fire Commlsslnn- Federation of Settlement and Activities." credit*. games will be shown at to- ing out such Instructions. Neighborhood Centers. Earlier Force ln December, 1957. Her Joseph Passamontl, chief, and Zalek are the parents of three|ers.have issued rules for fire The members presented night's meeting. basic training was taken at Donald Gunther, captain re- other children. this year she attended an Inter- MEETING MONDAY an prevention as follows: Keep national conference of social original western entitled Lackland AFB, Texas. quest uny cltteen who wishes to matches away from young COLONIA - The Colonla •Schmaverlck" at the olote of CARS WELL SEASONED Teacher: "Now; John, tell work ln Tok The Her parents are Mr. and Mr*. jiavf his home Inspected to call children, clean and check heat- I 1AT1C tn Hniil y°- meeting Club will hold Its regular Busi- the meeting. Rutland, Vt.—"I hate people me why we talk about the wis- is open to the public and guests. John A, Coar, 1)1 Benjamin tiifin. They urged residents to Ing equipment once every year, UlUlIS IU 11U1U In onen ta t.h» nnhllo onri .M PAGE TWEKTYTVO Barrons to Clash with UnionHere^aturday • — • — "ta-F,- . • Oa/"V k1 TreT1-^e^ _ _ A--* \S 111 I I Sweeps I" Holds 1st Ilandilv Tf.OI •it . ... 3 e _ . ! ; be:'ore '':* recer.'. *A*'»j~r~.it^- Tr/,rr.it Jr-JIervor. ?arr.e ir. a br.e' •xr.Ter-it-tr. j* hie ,-*..av-± Cr_r ^.rr. _? exit:- •sntji N;c> Pr^o u-3. !>%S 00 tfinally "*>ii: or.. tfOTfT^i*i_ b/x-kirig in-i »••:_-« c: their ir.ezr^r.er they lack: ccr/__ct :c_r_r» After wa*/:nirijj tiv: :Barrons agair_rt ih* Te* ;_j: for a full q'ja:V * began •/. _"7r.d*r ;~_i*. tr-orr he WJM ha-.e itew fefemr.? V, Mart* our ;l: friend *__ ci_c: g the r.er cr>p of frwr.rr.-t- » were of the cpirJor. ".:"__: '.~; top while ali '.he f.,rr.e *' Dr-f 'i • c of convenaiion. *3S Tar=Itv xa.1 the top; Fr_ C»»r»r» c*«_ it WM_- Sit)) iupprt in Tr.e team we had the pleasure of T_V.CZ_£ *_.; it* »• us* of 430 aad 41! TT* a hunch of real hungry foot nail player? r.:r. _r. it O best w»» Dtlcrw ; TV it MUlr: vho bit (uoe« at i» >.ia.rr1 for contact. a_ for tfceir ftkxk-££ tr^y i«nu vi r* 'iaJ 174 tefort windujf op T.^I 4ed u_ of a clique of hatchr.E»«: r_rur_z • 473 K* e-.er.- opponent vro had :Ir.e _3i_c:rr v: vxr-A up whi-t a Woodcnig* back.tad __* ball in Po/ice Pos/ 23rd, Keep at the sun of the e_mp__rn. bounced back hie pwvts-Ior- to rweep Isettn Lumber 627- I*, v/.li at TST cr.t o* line lo build up the pres- 550 5S4-C3 and S«1-«5J Tbe Victory String Intact ira roored tbe KraTaton op ?r/. "*o>ixidge team after su victory orer a weak Tn?rc_,i Z^er'son squad, out *« Why not buy )he BESP tmay coat d By Order ti: RAYMOND O. DATO8, RAHWAY AVENUE . Ne^ the M mre but #'s WQrth tf,e different*. B. G. Co»U, AuettonMr. Thorn; CAjiUl M*M City HaJlTSmcl the Mutual Store. • , . Mon. «nd Frt. 800 te 5:30 * Tu«, W«1T «d Tta* *» te BOO • -S.1 U» k> N*» 1 PAOETW HOT-TV,. K ort"> rvfM>f. ?* Til v f NOW IN PROGRESS!! M 2.GUYS GRAND OPENING SALE! Route 9 110,000 SQ. FT ! Own NEW AIR CONDITIONED SHOPPING CENTER WOODBRIDGE *m •O0W» r.r. GIRLS' Reg. 19.95 MISSES' Reg. 69.95 LADIES' Reg. 6.98 PILE LINED & BETTER SLIM JIM & CARDIGAN FUR TRIMMED CABRETTA COATS LEATHER COATS o! Copen SUM JIMS $ Satin stitched and fully Used; io Mack ted wr^i M> CARDIGANS 10- It ~%i s!cf w •• Black front and bottom trim All yam dyed Sizes 10-16 BOYS' and GIRLS' Ret 2.50 ea. - COUPON SPECIAL - INTERLOCK LADIES' Reg. 2.98 Men's Reg. 1.98 - Famous DERBY * SKI #lor PAJAMAS Thermal Underwear BOYS' Reg. 2.98 KEFPS COLD OLT ANp HEAT IN 4 HOLER CARDIGAN MEN'S Reg. 2.95 ea. FAMOUS MAKE White Dress & Sport MEN'S Reg. 8.95 JACKETS QUILT LINED WOOL SHIRTS JACKETS FOR Poluhed cotton Ny;on-i*)oji 2 pock#tt Knit trim ' Time are thousand* of ihiru to chore Jrom 4. Uit [.nev. Heavy 10-oz Pall colors woven plaids, noveluti, two-tones. Ivy League. »iu 1. ttn:., quilt limn. Size* 12-20 . ' and while dretf kftmriieeve cport *him. We are hUo incltMtui* Navy, brown. \ a group of knit and drew *pon shirts, every ilurt a product Charcoal of a famoui maker. All colon available. Sim 8-M-L-XL Sizes 3S--M STORE HOURS: Open Daily 9:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. - Open Sundays 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU HUNDREDS \\h p\\ mi i v • ..-v«P ••'•}•-;• ww 5% OR MORE GRAND OPENING OPEN A '2 GUYS" ECONOMY CREDIT ACCOUNT PUDCE ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL! 8PECIA1S? MOMIls 10 \W\\\