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VOL. VIII.—No. 4 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 PRICE THREE CENTS 'Drink A Toast To 'The Dead Already--9 New Legion Commander Town Goal 'Last Mans Cluh' Of Local Legion Again Re-elected President; Trib- Post Has Annual Dinner; McElroy ute Paid To Departed Members
WOODBRIDGE—With impressive rites, the sev- tary; Major Roy E. Anderson, Charles Anness, Wil- In Victory Bond Drive enth annual meeting of the Last Man's Club of liam T. Treen, Axel C. Jensen, Eugene Schreiner, By Charles E. Gregory Woodbridge Post, No. 87, the American Legion, trustees. was held last'night at the Colonia Country Club. The dead members honored were William f- Last Campaign Opens * -\- :•.: Harding, Sewaren, died June 25, 1940; Paul Sluk, f I'm not quite in the mood October 29, Continues As the 60 members of the group entered the Iselin, died May 17, 1941; Harry Baker, Wood- Oar Papers Win Awards today to try to plug up the bridge, died May 29, 1941; Edward J. McLeod, died Till Pearl Harbor Pay hole in the dike through room they found an altar lighted with 68 candles, WOODBRIDGE-—Once again, two of the newspapers pub- the original membership of the group. There have April 5, 1942. lished by tiheWoodibridge Publishing Company received awards WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge which our people's patience been tfour deaths and four were dropped for not this week in the 1945 Better Newspaper Contest sponsored by with Russia is surging in anattending meetings. At each place at the Tjanquet The traditional bottle of champagne was brought the New Jersey Press Association. Township residents are exgecte-d out for the occasion, but this will not be opened angry foam, so I think I'll table there •was also a lighted candle and these • The INDEPENDENT-LEADER won second prize for its to purchase $875,000 worth of square off and plant a couple were extinguished as the names were called. Places until there is but . one surviving member of the editorialpage in the contest for weekly newspapers with a circu- Victory Bonds in the Victory Loan right on the button of the•were also set for the dead and dropped members. group. He, the last man, /will open it and drink a lation over 3,000. The CARTERET PRESS won honorable men- Drive which will open October ,29 Leon E. McElroy was re-elected president at last toast to the departed. tion, also for its editorial pajfe, for -weekly newspapers with a Communists who are sneak- % and end on Pearl Harbor Day, De- ing and slithering around, night's session, and others re-elected "were August The toast, a tradition with Last Man's clubs all circulation -of under 3,000. • F". Greiner, vice president; Charles Kuhlman, secre- over the country, was recited by Mr. McElroy. Beratly Raak, newspaper designer, New York Cit7, served cember 7, according to quotas re- trying to foul up our free in- as judge of the Better Newspaper Contest. leased today. stitutions. Fred P. Buntenbaeh, general :;: * :;= * 9 'Independent-Leader To BeHoistLions Greet H. D. Clark chairman, said that of the $875,- They play filthy pool, WOODBRIDGE — H.D.Clark, 000 quota, $220,000 worth is ex- those Reds and'their fellow- Sewaren, :a member of the, Pine Tract Home Owners* Grouppected to be series E Bonds, $180,- travelers, while enjoying the Tonight To TownDiam&ndChampsNew Members Board of Education, was elect- 000 in other issues sold to indi- hospitality of our land. They ed Commander of Woodbridge Withdraws Plea For Secession viduals and §475,000 in corporate FORDS—Robert Becker, from Post, No. 87, the American Le- bonds sold to industry. were introduced into polite years, with much of the credit for St. James' CYO And gion at the annual meeting. He society by the Roosevelt success of the project belonging area office of Red Cross, was a "I want to point out," said Mr. succeeds Michael J. Trainer. Land Sales Total family, obviously for. politi- Fords Silver Streaks To to the Keatings, father and sonspeake. r at a dinner meeting, of the On Police Committee Buntenbaeh, "that this will be the Others elected to office were: last bond drive. The money is need- cal purposes, and now they Be Guests At Banquet Both, without compensation of Lions Club Monday at Sonder- $19,125 At Board Of any kind, coached, umpired and Senior vice commander, Anton ed to bridge the gap between war have moved right in, dirty gaard's Grill. Larsen; junior vice commander, Commssioners Meet and peace. The bond purchases will WOODBRIDGE—Tonight at 7 encouraged play in the league. necks and all and are crawl- Mr. Becker, who has charge of John Moore, a veteran of aid in providing the means for * o'clock at Sondergaard's Grill, The Woodbridge Township Men's ing all over the place. Their training Red Cross first aid i World War II; financial officer, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The' helping millions of men and women Fords, the INDEPENDENT- Club, which offered trophies to the sinister methods, aimed at William Treen; chaplain, Lieut. Pines Tract Home Owners Asso- who must take the long step back LEADER will be host to St James' winning clubs, was invited to send structors, said that thousands of the destruction of our - Col. Earl Hannum Devanny, still to civilian life. Great sums must CY(5 Baseball Team, the Township (Continued on Page 6) lives were spai ed • each year ciation that on July 24 made a in service but who is expected be spent in caring for fhe wound- churches, our economy and Senior League Champions and the through the first aid activity of request that its section of the back here next month to resume ed and providing for th^ir rehabili- our self-respect as a democ- Silver Streaks of Fords, the Junior the Red Cross. He pointed out that Township be permitted to secede his duties as pastor of the First tation for months and 'even years racy, are telegraphed pre- League Champions,"at a banquet. A Gift the need for trained first aid Presbyterian Church. and be annexed to the borough to come." paid straight from the Krem- Mayor August F Greiner will workers was just as important in of Highland Park, formally with- lin. Mr. Buntenbaeh also stressed serve as toastmaster and other peace as in war. He also described drew its' request Tuesday at a that the greatest inlation had come They insult the sanctity of guests will be School Commissioner PTA Gives Machine, how the Red Cross taught combat meeting of the Board of Com- after the last war ended. Andrew Aaroe, Rev. Charles G. swimming to the armed forces. Church Guild worship, ridicule our highest MeCorristin and Rev. Maurice Sound System missioners. "Inflationary forces nrnst "be ideals'and mock our theory "Few people realize, Mr. Becker Griffin, St. James' Church; Rev. To School Andrew N. Smith, Lexington, countered with savings and that the individual is supe- James Sheridan, pastor -of Our said, "that the figure of 20,0.00 Plans Social spokesman for the group, ex- through the purchase of .Victory ior, and not subservient to Lady of Peace Church, Fords; Jo- annual deaths from drowning 10 plained the organization had in- Bonds until consumer goods are RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Wil- FORDS — The Woman's Guild, he state. They have wormed seph A. Dambach, and Capt. John years ago has been reduced to vestigated the matter thoroughly more plentiful," he stated liam Land, principal- of School St. John's Chapel, met Tuesday in Eg-an, of Fords; Stephen Mizerak, less than 7,000 annually at pres- since the original request was The Woman's Division, headed themselves into our news- No 3, Piscaxawaytown, formally the chapel social room with Rev. member of the Jersey City Interna- ent, principally because of Red made and had decided to withdraw by Mrs. HrD. Clark and the School papers and our radio sta- accepted a gift of a record ma- Cross training and first aid work. Newton F. Howden leading the de. tions to be able to peddle tional League baseball team, James chine and amplifying system the request. Mr. Smith did not Children of the Township will be Anton Lund and George Kovak votionals. Mrs. Christina Cottrell their vicious doctrine stealth- Ji- Keating, James A. Keating, from the Parent-Teacher Asso- give any details of the investiga- given even a greater part In the were presented with master keys was admitted as a new member. Charles E. Gregory, publisher of ciation at its meeting Tuesday. tion and_the conclusions, reached. Victory Loan than in" previous ily and maliciously, under- for securing 10 new members Final plans were made to hold Patrolman W. C. Majoros the INDEPENDENT-LEADER. Mr. Land also introduced the At the same time the spokesman drives. Mr. Buntenbaeh was em- mining the confidence of the each, and Harry Wean was given a social Tuesday night at 8 o'clock The dinner is being given the teachers to the parents present. requested that Highland Avenue phatic in saying that much of the Aunwary by their attacks on a membership key for securing at the home of Mrs. Fred Olsen of great success of the War Bond ''the capacity of those in boys, not only as a reward for their October 29 was selected as New Brunswick Avenue. After the in the Pines Tract section be re- achievements, but in the hope of two new members. Cops' Variety drives enjoyed here was due to whom we would place our the date for the annual "Par- business meeting a social followed. paired. He was informed that it is furthering athletic competition in It was also revealed that the hoped that the street would be the direct efforts of the Woman's trust. ents' Night" Mrs. Charles Run- Mrs. Ruth Tapley, Mrs. James Division in promoting the sale of the Township. It is felt .that affairs yon, retired teacher, was pre-Fords club had won . the interna- Quish and Mrs. Charles Schuster paved in. 1946 as a joint Township- of this kind serve to promote in- tional membership drive with a Show Sellout bonds day in and day out from the sented with a gift in apprecia- served as hostesses. Others present Highland Park project. very beginning of the program. It -was the Red press and terest as they provide something tion of long years of service. record of 301 per cent. were: One bid was received for pipe to which the players can look for- WOODBRIDGE — "Standing During the Victory Loan, there the Reds in our broad- : The association will sponsor Louis Kirsh, Jr., was accepted ' Miss Viola Fullerton, Miss Ida for the. water department from the casting studios who sniped! ward at the end -of the season. a moving picture show tomor- as a member, and the names of Fullerton, Mrs. John Quish, Mrs. United States Pipe and Foundry Room Only" will be the sign dis- will be a special Series E Bond This was the first Township-wide row night at the school at 7:30 James Varady and Henry Soren- Robert Krauss, Miss Ann Whitten, played at the -State Theatre Octo- valued at $200 and sold at ?150 at Pattern and who are now Company at $2,9.86.50. The bid which has been issued in memory peppering MacArthur. It competition in baseball in several o'clock. sen were proposed by Fred Han- Mrs. Constance Ward, Mrs. Ruth was accepted. An application for ber 25 when the annual Variety sen; Louis Varady was proposed Tapley, Mrs. Christina Cottrell, Show presented by Woodbridge of President Roosevelt. All Bonds was a Red rally in Madison a retail distribution liquor license sold during the 6ampaign will be by Kovak and William Warren by Mrs. Charles Schuster, and Mrsfo. r premises located at 615 NewLocal, Patrolmen's Benevolent Square Garden that cheered Harold Vogel. James Quish. stamped with a special Victory to the rafters the vicious at- Brunswick Avenue .was made by Association will be .offered. Loan insignia. tack of England's ranking ICALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS I Louis Cyktor, Jr., and referred to The complete program will be Red, Laski, on the Catholic (Continued on: Page 6) as follows: Star Spangled Ban- Church. It is the Red rascals Pt. Reading To Give Servicemen ner; Medley of Popular Songs, Note: Contributions to this column must be in this office = George Ruddy ;and Orchestra; BartonlYr.A, who have manipulated their way no later than Tuesday of each week. §f to the top of some pof our largest 9 Former. B* of E. Address of Welcome, Mayor Au- gust F. Greiner. labor unions, who have fomented; October 11: Banquet sponsored by INDEPENDENT-LEAD- g Welcome Home Fete.-Sunday' Opens Season the hatred which now exists be-j •ER for St. James' CYO, Senior League Champs | Member! Dies Bruce Robinson, Master of Cei~- tween management and labor in' and Silver Streaks of Fords, Junior Champs, at || Columbus Lodge Spon- emonies;' Jimmy & Jerry, Cotton RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A perior, chairman of the newly- Club favorites; Steve (Phillips) major industries. Sondergaard's. Hall, Fords. • "get acquainted" tea wfis held sor Of Celebration; formed local Veterans' Associa- WOODBRIDGE — Raymond W. Fillipcsuk, songs and specialty; Tuesday by the Clara Barto'n Par- It was during the Roosevelt ad- Woodbridge Township Civic Conference meet- B tion to be present at a meeting Mundy, 52, 181 Norwood Avenue, Elizabeth and Her Canines, 14 ent-Teacher Association with near- ministration that they gained high ing at Colonia Public Library. % tomorrow at 8PM, at Port Read- Parade Starts At 2 Laurence Harbor-, a former resi- dogs of comedy; Dolores Jensen, ly 100 persons present. places in out- government, having ing firehouse so that plans may be October 12: "Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp," sponsored J dent of Fords and a former mem- vibraphone; Bankoff & Cannon, been put in positions where they by Mothers' Club and Girl Scouts. Two per- m PORT READING—Servicemen completed for the parade. The teaching staff Was introduced ber of the Woodbridge Township comedy dance teams; The Magi- could assault business and foster formances, 2:30 P. M. and 8 P." M., at Wood- j and ex-servicemen of the Township to the members of the organiza- The members of the committee Board of Education, died Tuesday cal Arnolds, sophisticated decep- their nasty scheme to arouse bridge High School Auditorium. W will be guests of honor at a Vic- tion by Irvin D. Ritter, principal. are Carmen D'Alessio, general in RooseVelt Hospital. tionists. It was announced that the PTA class misunderstanding, hatred = October 15: Opening meeting of Janet Gage Chapter, DAE, g tory Parade and celebration spon- chairman; Leonard Cuiffreda, pro- He is survived by his widow, would establish study groups to- and warfare. President Truman at Congregational Church. || sored by the Columbus Lodge of Intermission, music by George gram chairman; Michael Coppola, Lillian; a daughter, Doris and a be in charge of William McCord, has retained most of them, appar- October 16: Meeting of Sewaren Home and School Circle. m Port Reading Sunday. Rnddy and Orchestra; Medley of secretary; Gaetano Russo, Alfred son, Donald, all of Laurence Har- assisted by Mrs. McCord and Mrs. Group 1 meeting of Men's Association, First a The affair, intended to be a Popular Songs, Orchestra; Sadie ently because he is unwilling to October 16: Zullo, Sylvester Russo, Aniello Tra- bor; his mother, Mrs. Alice Mundy; Ernest Downie. All members In- Presbyterian Church, at home of Robert Clark, jj "real bang-up welcome-home to Crespo, Songs as Tou Like Them; 1/isk the result of their antag- vaglione, Patsy D'Alessio and John a brother, Harry and a sister, Mrs. terested in joining study groups onism at the polls. South Park Drive. §§ the boys," will start in the morn-' Zullo. Dude Kimball, the country plum- ing when two flags will be blessed Agnes Taylor, all of Newark. ber; Crosby Sisters, two girls are asked to get in touch with the Round Robin Card Party sponsored by Ladies' ijj Mr. Mundy was a past exalted latter. ' For my part, I'd invite them to Auxiliary, Congregation Adath Israel. B by Rev. Ladislaus Milos at the 10 with a single thought; Miller & o'clock mass at St. Anthony's ruler of Perth Amboy Lodge of Marlin, fun. for all; Harry Reso, The organization plans a Hal- take.,a high dive into a pail of a October 17: Big Advance Ticket Sale Meeting of the Woman's Association of First jj Church.-The flags will be carried Elks; past commander of Perth man about town, and the final lowe'en party and oostume parade steam or send them to hell to Congregational Church. M :OW Amboy Post, American Legion; a October 26; in the afternoon for Russia. In their number I would Meeting of Woman's Club of Iselin. Miss Grace | in the parade and will be- placed number will be the well-known in the Lodge Hall. member of Fugel Hummer Post, DeMarco Sisters. the lowe rgrades and in the evening include that fester on the body Huber, Woodbridge Chapter, American Red §j FORDS A large advance All organizations in the Town- American Legion, Metuchen and for the upper grades. Prizes will social, Charles Spencer Chaplin; Cross, will be guest speaker. •• |j The usherettes, all Woodbridge ship have been invited to partici- sale of tickets has been reported an honorary member of the Fords be awarded at both sessions and a that great political wizard. Orson B October 17: Sewaren. History Club Luncheon at The Brook, g for the minstrel show and dance Fire Company. High School 'students under the dance will be featured in the eve- Welles, sometime actor and play- Summit. | pate in the parade which will start direction of Miss Martha Morrow, at 2 o'clock. Participants are asked to be presented October 29 and Mr. Mundy was born in Wood- ning. Mrs. James Dowling Will be wright; the whole tribe of those B October 18: Board meeting of Woodbridge Chapter, Hadas- m 30 by St. John's First A\5 Squad bridge Township and attended will be Eleanor Szaller, Rita Van sah at home of Mrs. Henry Hess, 525 Linden m to assemble at St. Anthony's in charge. pseudo - intelligentsia who lent at School No. 14. Woodbridge Schools. Pelt, Marjorie Stoney, Eileen Si- their cheers to the Laski speech; Avenue. . a Church at 1:30. pos, Ann Sindet, Ruth D'Angelo, Annual Banquet of Court Mercedes, Catholic | The parade will halt for a short Harry Dunham is chairman, Funeral services will be held Mike Quill, transport czar, and and he is being assisted by tomorrow afternoon, 230 o'clock Gloria Lake, Elizabeth Almasi, Patricia Triggs Hostess Harry Bridges, who got a reprieve Daughters of America at Hotel Packer, P'erth m time at the Memorial Plaque where Grace Farkas, Emily Lou Holland, Amboy. g Henry Kress, Nicholas Elko, at the Flynn &. Son Funeral Home, from the New Deal despite the Michael J. Trainer, past command- Theresa Willette. To Jnmpin Jills* Club a October 20: Card party sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary, g er of Woodbridge Post, No 87 Richard Krauss, Herbert Klein, Perth Amboy. Rev. George H. Boyd damning evidence presented Albert Hirner and William will offiicate. Burial will be in the Patrolman William C. Majoros against him. Deporting this crowd Colonia Post, American Legion, at Legion Hall, J the American Legion, will conduct FORDS — Miss Patricia Triggs, Colonia. • a short program. The parade will Chamberlain. Cloverleaf Park Cemetery, Wood- is chairman of the entertainment King George Road, was hostess would give their fellow-travelers The show is being directed' bridge. Legion services will be committee, and Patrolman Joseph some idea of what they could ex- Victory Dance "under the auspices of Veterans m then proceed to the Lodge Hall to the Jumpift'' Jills -Girls Club. of Foreign Wars, Craftsmen's Club. |§ where a speaking program will be by Captain John Egan and held tonight. Sipos is in charge of ticket sales. Miss Harriet Paszinski presided pect. Henry Anderson, > Tickets may 1 October 24: Annual Red Cross Meeting at School No. 11, m presented. The speakers will in- at the business session. A social If the Communist system is be purchase'd ait Hirner's Bar- Woodbridge. 5 clude Mayor August F. Greiner, hour was held and refreshments, Utopia, why don't they g'O to Rus- ber Shop, Fords Firel)oii5e and were served by the hostess. sia where it is already operating? m October 25: Variety Show sponsored by Woodbridge Local, • Assemblyman Bernard W. Vogel, County Clerk Edward J. Patten at St. John's First Aid Squad "Limited. '-.Mail-Service,.ResumedPresent were Misses Betty'Mol- If .seeing- churches on our land- 'Patrolmen's Benevolent Association at State | cl'ubrooms. scape makes them sick at their Theatre. • and Andrew D. Desmond. nar, Joan Bartos, Marie IiaBancer During the afternoon there will Ruth Btibes, Margaret Lucas, stomach, why don't they live s October 2o: Between U.-S?,. European Points' Welcome (Home Dinner-Daaice, sponsored by be refreshments, vaudeville enter- Friends Honor Mrs, Toth Jane Loftus, Harriet Anderson where churches are destroyed and Sewaren Republican Club, Inc., at Land and WOODBRIDGE — Limited mail Estonia, Czechoslovakia, Fin- Blanche Loftus. their leaders persecuted? If their Water Club. tainment and dancing. A firework display, such as presented in pre- At Stork Shower At Home service has been resumed between land, Poland, Latavia and Lithu- fingers grow itchy for a .bomb M October 26: Fall Dance, sponsored by Sewaren Democratic the United States and, Europe. _ war days at-St. Biagio Day feasts, GUEST OF COUNTY every time they see a privately- Club ^at Sewaren School. FORDS —Mrs. Michael Toth, Township residents, who wish bo ania: Letters up to two ounces and •owned industry, why don't they a j will be held at night in the empty Jr., 175 Bennington Drive, was postcards, by surface or air mail. WOODBRIDGE — Ida Blood- October 26 and 27: Annual fall rummage sale, sponsored by [§lots on Second Street. Aerial write to or send packages to rela- take a house in Voysteofehka Sewaren Home and School Circle, in School s guest of honor at a stork shower tives and friends -in European No registration,, special delivery good, 44, alias Ida Anderson, 15 bombs will also be shot off during given a ther home by Mrs. Joseph /where Stalin rules them all'.' Of Basement. H countries, are asked to note the or parcel-post service. Main Street, Rahway, formerly of the day. Bosze, Jr., Mrs. Allan McQuarrie course, they won't amass a fortune m October 27: Masquerade Party sponsored by Ladies' Aux- g following restrictions as listed by Greece: Same service as for Bel- Woodbridge, was sentenced to the like they did here, but they're old Veterans of World War II and and Mrs. Stanley Miekalski. county workhouse for 30 days by- iliary, Colonia Fire Company, Masonic Hall, jj servicemen home on furlough or the Post Office Department: gium, except no air mail'or special enough now to understand you Guests were Mrs. Margaret Lu- Recorder Arthur Brown on a Rahway. ' \ • §j leave, are asked by Michael Su- Belgium, Denmark,. • France, delivery. Ordinary parcel-post complaint of drunkenness. The can't have all this and heaven; a October 29-30: St. John's First Aid Squad Minstrel Show | cas, Mrs. Mary Schults, Mrs. Mary packages limited to one parcel each too. Petrick, Mrs. Minnie Bubes, Mrs. Luxemburg, the Netherlands, woman was arrested by Patrolman •at School No. 14, Fords, S Norway: Letters and letter pack-two weeks from one sender to one Eallowe'en Party Is William Toth, Fords; Mrs. Michael Kenneth Van Pelt who found hex 1 October 30: Square Dance, sponsored hy Senior Sodality of jj ages permitted up to four pounds address. Toth, Miss Helen Toth, Miss Bar- asleep on a bench at Iselin Sta- L- Communism in this country has St. James' Church at St. James' Auditorium. ,3 On Auxiliary Schedule and six ounces in weight; post- bara Toth,: Keasbey; Miss ".Carrie Service To Italy tion. She was arrested here several i grown into a serious menace. Un- H November 3: Annual Roast Beef Dinner, sponsored by Iselin jj cards; printed matter, commercial I lens those people who truly love RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Plans Roman, Miss Mary Roman, .Mrs. Italy (except Provinces of Go- times. Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1, Green, Street Fire- m papers, samples and small packets rizia, 'Trieste, Pola, Fiume and democracy and the freedoms in- house. - • 5j for a Hallowe'en party to take Mary Notaro, Mrs. Clementine place October 23 were made by up to one pound; printed matter Zara): Letters up to two pounds herent in it, become militant, dy- November 9: Hopelawn Home and School Association Dance 3 Mieskalski, Mrs. Wanda Rose, for.the blind up to fifteen pounds SESSION TONIGHT namic, determined, they are going the Ladies' Auxiliary of Raritan Mrs. Helen Krempka and Mrs. and jthree ounces, and postcards. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A at Hopelawn School Auditorium. S Engine Company No. 2, Tuesday. and six ounces. Registration and No merchandise can be sent in let- to learn a tragic lesson by their Jay Pratt, Perth Amboy. special delivery permitted; Air-mail regular meeting of the-East Re- = November 9: Card Party, benefit of Children's Department" g Mrs. Joseph- Simon will be. in ter packages. Registration per- apathy. articles limited to one pound. Or- publican Club -will be held tonight •of Sewaren Library at Sewaren School. §B charge. TO CONDUCT SOCIAL mitted." No special delivery or air- dinary parcel - post packages ac- at the home of George H. Thomp- DANCE TONIGHT ' November 12>: RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A mail service. Parcel-post packages Meeting of Mothers' Club of Woodbridge. An invitation was received and cepted. son, 400 Pleasant Avenue. FORDS—The Sodality of Our November 18: Thanksgiving 'Party, sponsored by Court Mer- g accepted from the Keasbey Fire social will be held tomorrow night containing needed articles sent as §Lady of Peace Church will hold its cedes, Catholic Daughters of America. g Company Auxiliary to attend a vic- in St. James' Episcopal Church, Bulgaria and Romania: Letters gifts, up to four pounds, one a HOSPITAL PATIENT (weekly ballroom dance tonight at November 20: White Elephant Sale, sponsored by Sewaren §§ tory dance November 2 in Keas- Woodbridge Avenue, under the up to two ounces and postcards month from, one sender to one ad- FORDS—Thomas Bunyon, .108 o'clock. Popular recordings will Hom& and School Circle. • •« ' B bey. Mrs. Marg-aret Molnar was sponsorship of St. James' Friendly. only. No registration, air mail, spe- dressee for Sicily, Sardinia, the ICoyen Street, is a patient at Perth lie played. hospitality chairman. Society. cial delivery or parcel-post service* (Continued on Page 6) Amboy General Hospital. TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON 'All-tii News' To Assist CLASSIFIED. fit Fight On Tuberculosis Iselin Briefs
WOODBRIDGE — Joining a 1 OPERATORS WANTED nation-wide education campaign, —Albert May, Daw Street , and To work on Children's All-Hi News, student publication Stanley- Waterson, Harding Ave- at Woodbridge High School, will nue, spent Sunday in Newark. dresses. Steady work; open its eolumna in the December —Sgt. George Welch, who was one week vacation with issue to articles on tuberculosis honorably discharged from the control. This was announced by service, is making his home •with pay; good pay. Apply Mrs. Rene G. Schirber, executive his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Carterei Novelty Dress secretary of the Middlesex County Welch, Harding' Avenue. Tuberculosis and Health League, •—Mr. and Mrs, A. Gerhard, Company, 52 Wheeler who said that announcements had Middlesex Avenue, spent Wednes- Avenue, Carteret, N. J.been sent to all public and pa-day and Thursday in Philadelphia, rochial schools so that they might Pa. 10-4-tf participate in a school press proj- —Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burton, ^ct co-sponsored by the National formerly of Correja Avenue, have HELP WANTED Tuberculosis Association and themoved to - their new home < Trieste Street. .'"• PIN BOYS, 16 years or over. Var-Columbia'Scholastic Press Associ- sity Bowling Centre Route 25, ation. • .' . . . —Miss Jeanne Garabrant, ;• Linden, N. J. 10-11,18(3) Students will be invited to sub-Westfield, and Miss Mary Spelts mit articles on "Tuberculosis Con- were Sunday guests of Mrs. Edna ESTATE FOR SALE « Waterson, Harding Avenue. irol Is a Problem for All Nations" —PFC. Allen Gerhard spent the sr on'the subject "How Christmas weekend with his parents, Mr. ami Price reduced to $11,000 Seals Protect the Health of Our 169 South Park Drive Mrs. A. Gerhard, Middlesex Ave- Community." Entries may be edi-nue. Wood bridge, &. J. corials, articles or cartoons. Judg- Practically new, lovely cotnei •—PFC. George L. Cooper has ,ng will be on accuracy and clear- returned home after spending 33 Ijrick dwelling containing si>:larg( less. rooms, tile bathroom, attachei months in the European Theater garage, fireplace, automatic heat of War. v^g^flMSl^^^ plus plenty extras. OcetVpancs Ckttle Lice Foe —Mrs. Alto, Newark, spent "within 60 days. Cattle lice can be controlled by a the weekend with her daughter, rotenone-sulphur dip, or in case of Mrs. Raymond Corcoran, Silzer For Inspection a small number of animals, a dust Avenue.- JERSEY MORTGAGE GOMPAMl application of the mixture has —Mrs. Scheetz is visiting her 2*0 North Broad St. proved effective. daughter, Mrs. Bert Corcoran, Elizabeth, N. J. Harding Avenue. Elizabetft 3-0900 PERSONAL —The Iselin Improvement As- sociation met Monday at the Hard- 9-6 (3) tf Rev. Elizabeth Rieker ing Avenue firehouse, with Mrs. BUNGALOW — almost new, $5, Seeress Russel Furze in charge. 990; 97-Frederick Street, Carteret Commissioned Missionary —Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mueck, Brick and masonry—large rooms— Spirit Messages and Helper Jr., Newark, spent Sunday with open attic and tiled bath. Nice lo (2 Main St., Woodbridge, N. J.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mueck, Middle- cation. Must be sold. 10-4* sex Avenue. JERSEY MORTGAGE COMPANY OPIUM FUMES FATAL 280 North Broad St. Mortgage Money NEW YORK — Opium fumes Elizabeth, N. J. from two boiling vats in which Elizabeth 3-0900 Available Our bins are piled high with tender, young vegetables and FHA Mortgage Loans opium gum was being illicitly 9-20 (3) tf " manufactured in the basement of firm, juicy fruits. Come in today and see the thrifty prices! Direct Reduction Loans a two-family home, overcame and Perfect for rarebits and melted cheese sandwiches, ete. * FOR SALE * Refinancing Mortgage Loans caused the death of David Rudy, Attractive terms Ib. Direct from FRESH large winter pears. $1.50 who had served a prison term for MARGARETTEN & CO., violation of the Federal Narcotics Florida Groves per basket. Mrs. John Muller Act. Rudy had told his landlord he North Hill Road, Colonia, N. J. INC. Was a perfume manufacturer. ^ Telephone Rahway 7-3013-M. REALTORS 10-11 18* From 276 Hobart Street Powder Shaker Long island Farms Perth Amboy, N. J. A salt shaker works well for ap- • ' WANTED • P. A. 4-0900 plying lice powder. WILL PAY 5c 1b. for clean rags. Independent-Leader, 18 Green St., Woo$bridge, N. J. FANCY CREAMERY lib ROOFING '<»= CHRISTENSEN'S (12 poinfs per pound) print Fresh Frem ALL TYPES OP ROOFS repaired. CASINO Brand 3 port. • Slate-shingles, tile and flat "THE FRIENDLY STORE" Nearby Farms roofs; brick Trails waterproofed. Standard DIAMOND Domestic Ib. HOOFING AND METAL WORKS 365 New Brunswick Ave. • ' ': ' Ib Perth AnVboy, N. J. P. A. 4-0448 10-4tf ORABE A-WILDMERE Brand cm. • REPAIRING • Large-Brawn & White 1 doz. Onions LAWN MOWERS sharpened and IS. S. No. 1 Grade repaired. Washing machines Te- paired. All kinds of grinding. Green Giant Peas M«.«, E. Albrecht, 124 Heald St., Car- 2 2°o1- teret. N. J. Telephone Carteret & cans 8-5821. C.P.10-4tf i 3c feaspoen Ooiens IVANHOE HELP WANTED WE WILL PAY TOP WAGES To an A No. 1 • 9e Armour's Treet n«.«»34c 12 r Body and Repair Man ;25o Broadcast Redi-Meat ,°- Apply at onfce !s l™?ISS""a *8c Presti or Parly Loaf n,"-^s FORIlS AUTd BODY CO. STRAINED FRUITS Deviled Ham 416 New Brunswick Ave. FOR BABIES STRAINED VEGETABLES Fords, N. J. FDR BABIES c V Phone P. A. 4-2640 CHOPPED FOODS FOR JUNIORS I-He Sells Liver Pate PRE-COOKED lifts any bust line CEREALor OATMEAL & pkgs. Tomato Joice BAKER correctly and fashionably Jiice DSN1S—10= Peanut Butter 18 WAITRESSES Like magic your bustline is transformed into curves ¥-8 Cocktail ^ 1 Sc *\°- 31G peanut Bitter munis ««.,.r2Se HOSTESSES alluring ,,. in a Life Bra that gives you that IT 14e tTZth piiisijyry's Farina Enriched ™°g*-1 8E CASHIERS custom-made look of smoothness. It lifts, molds, corrects, 0 RED CHEEK ql.faot. 2§0 PORTERS holds. Come in today and be expertly fitted. FAOST ioz. DISH WASHERS 100% Pure iar Instantly 4oz. SHORT ORDER COOKS Soluble iar SODA DISPENSERS TAILORED-TO-FIT BY GARDENER WEEKENDS AND STEADY. 1.25 to $3-50 PLEASANT WORKING CON- DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE.
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Route 25 Woodbridge, N. J. Assorted Bell's PoyStry Seasoning ^« lfle or Plain ! b Fruit Cocktail HjS&, Baker's Breakfet Cocsa 4i iie Ouiiflee Cake CREAM OF 10%oz. sPINACHSOUP can MARVEL 2 In 1 Shoe Polish'^ » VENETIAN BLINDS Metal Poffsfi •«.«i7e Enriched and ! giant pkj. I PC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Dated for Freshness 26Vi 01 loaf pe r al 'WOOD STEEL Ivery S®ap s iz°e 2 «*• 8c 5! oz itter WHITE HOUSE Potted Meats AHMOUR-S t 9c Octagon Ttiut Soap 2 «*. Ss 2-INCH SLATS 2-INCH SLATS k Prtsnes ciii.on.te-20-30 to m.». 1 gc Cashihjere Bouquet 3 « » 27t IVOfcY COLOR IVORY COLOR ANN PAGE E OF FARM Each pin!- contains 400 Units of Sunshine Vifemin D3. Seedless Raisins '^ 12c Satina Starch Tablets 2 •*••• 9e DtJCK TAPES DUCK TAPES AHNPA6E 60e LlfLlqafdd -B Blae j the Girl Scout Council are being wright, Mrs. L. P. Willinger; stag- Local Red Cross ChapteY assisted by thefollowing: tickets, ing, Mrs. Crane and ushers, Mrs. Play To Be Presented TomorrowTo Name Officers Oct. 24 Service Tour Mrs. Fred Nelson; publicity, Mrs. Jackson. Mews From The Services C. P. Grant; posters, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Grant announced that the WOODBRIDGE—The annual .A.-McKean, Mrs. Stewart Schoon- Middlesex County.' Tuberculosis By Children*® Theatre Group' Ends For GI'sLieut. Vincent D. Shay, USNR, . A/-S Howard Ashmore.. sta- over; patrons and programs, Mrs. j League will conduct classes in dinner-meeting and election of 29, 570 Barron Avenue, Wood- tioned at Sampson, N. Y., is spend- Jones, Mrs. Harper A. Sloan, Mrs. I adult education on family life each •officers of Woodbridge Chapter, WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge bridge, is serving with the Comnm- WOODBRIDGE—"Aladdin and Mrs. A. Nash, Mrs. E. P. Pleudde- ing several days with his parents Briegs, Mrs. R. G. Crane, Mrs .R. j Tuesday from October SO through Bed Cross, will be held October Township welcomed home another nication Section, Headquarters, U. His Wonderful Lamp" will be pre- man, Mrs. W. W. -Puckett, Mrs. on Demarest Avenue, Avenel. G. Ernst, Mrs. W. E. Garis, Mrs. November 27. 24, place to be announced next S. Naval Forces in Grosvernor sented by a children's theatre Schoonover, Mrs. J. T. Tetley, Mrs. large group of servicemen who Grant, Mrs. R. F. Jackson, Mrs. week. Square, London. The Section is the Co-hostesses were Mrs. Grant group tomorrow at Woodbridge L. M. Wainright, Mrs. L. F. Wil- have received their honorable dis- Speakers will include Mayor channel through which pass all of- Jaeger, Mrs: Francis Kath, Mrs. J. and Mrs. Briegs with Mrs. Ernst High School Auditorium under the linger; staging1, Mrs.. E. G. Crane; charges this "week. Those who i"e- W. Leeson, Mrs. McKean, Mrs. A. and Mrs. Willinger- presiding at August F. Greiner and Donald turned to civilian life were : ficial Navy despatches for Europe. sponsorship of the Mothers' Club ushers, Mrs, E. F. Jackson. A. Williams, area director of J. Leitner, Mrs. Alexander Nash, the. tea table. The next meeting, and' the Girl Scouts. There will be Woodbridge: PFC. Edward Frey, It was also responsible for setting The committee -wishes to thank Red Cross. Capt. John Egan will up Communication facilities for Mrs. E. P. Plueddemann, Mrs. W. November 12, will be held at the two performances, one at 2:30 P. 872 Harrell Avenue; Cpl. Edward residents and businessmen of the serve as toastm&ster, and Hugh the Navy's part in the Normandy W. Puckett. Mrs. Sehoonover, Mrs. home of Mrs. Harold Van Syekle, M., and the •other at 8:00 P. M. community who have contributed J. Lindros, 135 Wedgewood Ave- J. T. Tetley, Mrs. L. M. Wain- Tisdale Place. Quigley, chapter chairman,, is nue; Sgt. Emil S. Haklar, 191 invasion, and in the ports and Tickets for the afternoon perform- to the patrons' fund as it is scheduled to conduct the busi- bases on the Continent. Lieut. WOODBRIDGE — Miss Anna ance are all sold. through their contributions that Strawberry, Hill Avenue; Sgt. Vic- ness session. tor G. Murdoek, 185 Green Street; Shay, son of Mrs. Irene Shay of Frazer, music supervisor foi i . Mrs.' T._ K. Jones, of the Moth- the price of tickets ^as kept low The dinner will be prepartd the Barron Avenue address, is a Woodbridge Township Schools, was ers' Club "and Mrs. M. F. Jaeger, Green Street; , S/Sgt. George enabling- many children to see the by the Canteen of the Chapter, graduate of Rutgers University. the guest speaker at a meeting of Girl Scouts are co-chaii-riien and play. Guido, 5 Alwatt Street; Sgt. Her- headed by Mrs. John Egan. man Stern, 97 Main Street; PFC. Prior to entering the Naval service the Mothers' Club of Woodbridge •they are being assisted' 'Joy the fol- in March, 1942, he was employed Junior Red Cross members will Michael Toth, 10 Grove Avenue; Monday at the home of Mrs. Fred lowing committees: --. '. serve as waitresses and will pre- as a shippers' representative by . SMART TRADE PFC. Alfred Spindler, 63 Second Biregs, Tisdale Place. Miss Fraze" sent a program of entertain- Leoux and Company, New York. Tickets, Mrs. Fred Nelson; pub- DALLAS, Texas—Mr. and Mrs. Street. ment, f His wife, an English girl, Mrs. traced, the study of music in the licity, Mrs. C. P. Grant, chairman; Ezell Foster think someone is Fords: T/Sgt Albert J. Kosup, Pauline Shay, resides at 26 Dray- schools from its origin and ex- 1 25 Sanfran Avenue; Sgt. Geoi-ge Mrs. W. A. McKean and^ Mi-s. S. carrying this reconversion idea a cott Place, Chelsea, London. plained the difficulties pioneeis Agency for Schoonover; patrons and'program, Kampo, 35 Douglas Street; °Cpl. little too far. A burglar, evi- * * * encountered in installing a plan foi Mrs. Jones, chairman; Mrs. H. A. dently feminine, left a complete Paul Metzger, 538 New Brunswick lozusko Is Speaker Avenue; PFC. Thaddeus V. To- music study in the public school Sloan, Mrs. F. A. Briegs, "Mrs. E.. wardrobe of work clothes,—shirt, Mrs. William McCarthy, 52 Al- maszewski, 18 Judith Place; PFC. wat Street, Woodbridge, has re- systems. She also outlined the mu- G. Ernst, Mrs. W. E.'Garis, Mrs. slacks and shoes^in their home Grant, Mrs. R. F. Jackson, Mrs. At 3rd Ward Meeting Herbert L. Handerhan, 24 Mary ceived word that her son, Mont sic curriculum in Woodbridge and left in Mrs. Foster's red and . . guaranteed to be WASHABLE and FADEPROOF! Francis Kath, Mrs. J. W. Leeson, Avenue; Sgt. John Jago, 561 King McCarthy, C. M. 2/C, who served Township and of the State Com- George Road; S/Sgt. Emanuel M. Mrs. McKean, Mrs. A;'J'. 'Leitner, wihte dress,-blue oeat and slippers. 'SEWAREN—The Sewaren Dem- i nthe Pacific 19 months with the petitive organization. The impor- Rossen,-464 New Brunswick Ave- ocratic Club heard a political talk Seabees, will be discharged this tance that ryhthm plays in the by Democratic candidate for nue; S/Sgt. Jacob Van Doren, 116 wek. Another son, S/Sgt. Hugh world from the most simple actof On new rollers or made to fit your windows on your own rollers. Township Committee, John A. Ko- Woodbridge Avenue; Cpl. Michael McCarthy, just arrived at Camp zusko Thursday at the Kozusko C. Klauss, 45 Livingston Avenue; Kilmer after serving in Europe, every individual to music itself Reasonable Prices FORDS home, West Avemie. S/Sgt. Victor E. Lund, 8 William while a third son, T/5 John Mc- was stressed by the speaker. TORE Street; PFC. Stephen Yuhasz, 148 Harry A. O'Connor presided dur- Carthy, is still in the Pacific. Mrs. Runyon Ernst presided in Ford Avenue; PFC. Joseph L. the absence of the president, Mr"* ing the business session and plans -T * * Mezo, 501 Crows Mill Road; Sgt. Ernest Cruickshank and it was were outlined for a fall dance with (PFC. George Leyonmark has AGAIN! Roger M. Chiocchi, 45 Livingston voted to contribute five dollais Mrs. James Cotter as chairman. returned to Camp Belvoir, Va., Avenue; Cpl. Reinholdt Christen- each.to the National War Fund and The affair will be held October 26 after spending several days at his II Paper & Paint Co, sen, Drummond Avenue and T/4 to the Church Mission of Help. in. the Sewaren School Auditorium. home on Chase Avenue, Avenel. We are staging the greatest value Michael Smoliga, 82 Amboy Ave- Final plans were made for the 358 State St., Perth Amboy, N, J. A live turkey will be awarded with nue. rvent in many a year. We are offer- Mrs. Steven Bodnar in charge. A Perth Amboy Church Scene children's play, "Aladdin and His Phone P. A. 4-1722 basket of fruit will be given as a Iselin: PFC. Harold R. Dean, Wonderful Lamp" to be held to- ing you this world famous door prize. Servicemen will be wel- 12'Silzer Avenue; George L. Coop- Of Ward-WMtehead Rites morrow afternoon and evening in come guests. er, Green Street. the Woodbridge High School Au- ditorium. General co-chairmen. Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Ryan Colonia: Capt. Robert Bramley, SEWAREN—Announcement is Mrs. T. R. Jones from the Mothers" and Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. O'Con- Devon Road; 1st Lt. Harry W. El- made of the marriage of Mrs. Gus- Club and Mrs. M. F. Jaeger from nor will be in charge of hospitality lis, Fairview Avenue. sie Ward, Ferry Street, to Edward and the general committee includes Port Reading: PFC. Dominiek Whitehead, Sewaren, formerly of Mrs. Joseph Boros Mrs. Herman A. Coppola, Fourth Street. Virginia. The ceremony was per- D. York Mrs. Hubert Castle, Mrs. Sewaren: Pvt. Martin Miller, formed by the Very Rev. George Daniel Bishop, Mrs. Borge Peter- Old Road. H. Boyd at St. Peter's Episcopal son, James Cotter, Joseph Mol- Keasbey: Sgt. Alexander Egri, Church, Perth Amboy. Petersoi Avenue. The couple were attended by •—Janet Gage Chapter, D. A. R., han, John Surick, Mrs. Michael will hold its opening meeting Octo- Karnas and Bernard Sullivan. the bride's son and daughter-in- Miss Rita Nebel of the Junior law, Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, ber 15 at 8 P. M., in the First Woman's Club of Woodbridge will Mrs. Viola Lucas, a daughter of Congregational Church. Mrs. Dora CONVENTION DELEGATES attend the 18th annual convention the bride and James McDermott, Kang will speak on "China Looks PORT all of town. Mrs. Whitehead wore Forward." WOODBRIDGE—Miss Dorothy of the Junior Department of the Cannilla, Miss Veronica Plisko, New Jez-sey State Federation of a navy blue suit with navy acces- —-Mrs. Rufus Hosking-, Martool Miss Ottitlie Sehork, Miss Victoria Women's Clubs at the Hotel New sories and a corsage of white or- Drive; Mrs. Whitney C. Leeson Lucas, Miss Magdalyn Fazekas,- Yorker tomorrow and Saturday. chids. They have returned from a and Miss Claire Pfeiffer, Rahway Miss Marion Connell, Miss Ruth wedding trip to Memphis, Tenn., Avenue, attended a luncheon Hoffner, Miss Euth Thomas, Miss Gasoline stations and stores and St. Louis, Mo., and are re- meeting of the Argo-C Ellen Koncz, Miss Lillian Gillis and head list of GI business plans. siding at 21 Ferry Street. Saturday in Elizabeth. Listen, class! This is a one-lesson course in how to "properly plan" the happiness, weifare and progress of the community. This course ,0 is original with the Democratic party in Woodbridge Township and is copyrighted, trademarked and owned exclusively by it. All rights are reserved in all the foreign formerly countries, including Patagonia. $32.50. *-" .\-^'C It is necessary to go into debt, as you know, to put this plan into operation. The debt, which was left by the last Democratic No'Charge' for Alterations; administration amounted to over $6,000,- 000 and before it is paid another $6,000,- OTHERS PRICED UP TO $69.50'. 000 comes out of the taxpayers in interest including also FALL SUITS] alone, but don't let a petty little circum- stance like that worry you—the Demo- GMs*_e©Af S Reprkedi, crats don't. After all, saddling the tax- payers with a little obligation like $12,- FALL 000,000 all comes under the heading of knowing how to "properly plan" — the Democratic way. The idea is not to pay for anything. When you "properly plan," under the pat- ented Democratic formula, you don't meet payrolls, you don't pay county and state taxes, you don't pay anybody for anything. Screen and Storm Sash Troubles G@oe You just add it all on the debt and let somebody else worry about it. Fore?er with "ORANGE" Aluminum If anybody asks about the $6,000,000 debt plus the $6,000,000 interest piled on -"^OTHERS "FROM the taxpayers, the Democratic plan is to find fault with a legitimate expense like also TOPCOATS & $40,000 for garbage collection, contracted Twice the strength . . . half the thickness on the basis of public bidding. The Demo- Easily changed or removed for washing crats, still remembering that Fords Park (takes only a matter of_seconds) deal, don't believe anything can be on the No fitting- problem level—but more about that another time. Reversible Fingertip Coats $12,98 up No painting Don't forget, too, when you "properly No repairs • plan" for the community that you don't NOVELTY SUITS $1,98 yp No climbing of ladders even give a passing thought how to pay for No leaning out windows the improvements the people are prom- No storage problem ised. Promise them anything they want— Saves you work sewers, parks, roads, recreation facilities. Saves you money If somebody suggests those things cost Saves you time money and where is it coming from, walk Made in all window sizes away from him. He's just a fresh guy, and Can Be Financed Over A Period Of Three Years he might ask you the details of how much SOLD AND INSTALLED BY Woodbridge Township paid for the land f or^ the Fords Park and who they bought it from. C. J. Newmeyer Lumber Co. Any questions from the class? PERTH RAHWAY, N. J. AMBOY 1697 Elizabeth Ave. Phone RA. 7-0300 by Woodbridge Township Republican Oxganization. PAGE FOUR THURSDAY/, OCTOBER 11; 1945 ' " RAEITAN ANP FORDS LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES .LEGAL NOTICES Need More Bees Do Flies Carry Polio? It is estimated that there are only and expose and sell at public sale file, the Township will deliver a bar- terms provided for in contract of and to. be publicly read prior to and to the higrhest bidder according grain ana sale deed for said premises sale. Lota 558 and 559 in Block 424-G, "Certain species of flies, including the 5,219,000 colonies of bees in theto terms of sale on file -with the DATED October 2nd, 1945. Take further notice that at said Woodbridge Township Assessment EACON United States or only one hive of Township Clerk open to Inspection B. J. DUNirtAJiT. Townsh'p Clerk sale, or any date to •which it mayMap, common house fly, carry polio virus and bees for each 250 acres of land. As a and to be publicly read prior to To be advertised October 4th andbe adjourned the Township Com- Take further notice that the PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY sale, part of Lot 27 in Block 477 to October 11th, 1945, in the Fords mittee reserves the right In its dis-Township Committee has, by reso- they can contaminate food," declares Dr. result, nearly 90 per cent WINES - .LIQUORS GIRLS' NEW COATS on EAR CREDIT .. Member CORDIALS Member DOMESTIC and IMPORTED Federal ALIGNING AND Federal FRONT END SERVICE BOTTLED BEERS Reserve We Carry All The System PLEASURE CARS and TRUCKS Popular Brands Ready To Serve Dyco Paint Jobs Completed in 3 Days One of New Jersey's best equipped shops 184 SMITH ST, OPEN S A. M. TO 6 P. M. PERTH AMBOY JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. 416 HEW BRUNSWICK AVL, FORDS, N. J. 574 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge, N NATIONAL BANK Phone Wood; S-1210 Phone P. A. 4-2640 OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS N. J. GROCERY. AND MEAT DEPT. NOW OPEN BAEITAK TOWNSHIP Mp FOEDS BEACON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 PAGE FJVE LEGAL' NOTICES TAX SA.M3 NOTICE tion of local I^ed Cross Chapter. Smith, Robert Tierney, Walter LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Kcte to W-110; TJecket J19/SO OF JtEiAL ESTATE IN TIKE-TOWNSHIP OF BAKITAN FOR Special First Aid Course NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS Those taking the c-Ourse include Hoiisman, Kenneth Van Pelt, of Midwood Way; thence (1) along the balance ot purchase price to be ISOTICE5 OF PtBWC SA1E the easterly line of "Devon Road TO, "WHOM IT MAY CONClSiiiN: ' Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned, the Collector of paid in equal monthly installments Taxes of the Township of Raritan, Middlesex County, New Jersey, -will Is Sponsored By Red Cross James McCabe, Albert Neiner, Jo- James Zehrer. Robert Becker, New South 15°-3T'-30" West 407.35 feet of $20.00 plus interest and other At a regrular meeting of thi to a point; thence (2) South 74°-22'- Township Committee of the Town sell at public auction at the Township Offices, Corner Woodbridge and seph Quigley, Henry Kaczmarek, York City, is instructor. terms provided for in contract at Plainfield Avenues, jPiscatawaytown, on the WOODBRIDGE—First Aid in- "0" East 358.54 feet to a point in sale. Ship at Woodbridg-e held Mondaj Elbur Richards, Gordon Hunt, Bel- the westerly line of Colonia Road; Take further notice that at said • October 1st, 1945, I was airecte< 8TH DAT OF NOTBMBBK, 1945 structors in the Township and den Bailey, _ Alice Vjork, James STORK VISITS COUGHLINS thonee (3) along1 westerly line oi sale, or any "date to -which it majt to advertise the fact that on Mon at 2 P.. M., the following described lands. Colonia Road North lS°-44' Bast be adjourned the Township Com- day evening, October loth, 1945 Said land will be sold to make the amount, of municipal liens charge- vicinity are this week taking a Candell, Albert Diseavage, Robert WOODBRIDGE— A daughter 4517.62 l'eet to a point in the south- mittee reserves the rig-lit in its dis- the Township Committee will meel able against the same on the Thirty-first day of December, 1944, as com- Leisen, Samuel Lomonico, Charles was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs.erly line of Midwood Way; thence cretion to reject any. one or all bids at S P, M. (BST) in the Committee puted in the following list, together with interest in said amount to refresher course under the direc- (4) along said southerly line of and to sell said lots in said block Chambers, Memorial Municipal November 1st, 1945, plus the costs of sale. The subscriber will sell in fee- William Coughlin, 514 Rahway Midwood Way 31-2.1" feet to the to such bidder aa it may select, due BullcUng, Woodbridge, -Slew Jersey to the person who bids the amount due, subject to redemption at the point or place of beginning". and expose and sell at public sale lowest rate of interest, but in no case, exceeding eight (8) per centum Avenue, at Perth Amboy General regrard being- given to terms and Lot Block Kame Am on 111 Containing" 4.1)0 Acres. manner of payment, in case one or and to the highest bidder according per annum. T'he payment for the sale shall be made before the conclusion 78-S H-ospital. to terms of sale on file with the of the sale or the property will be resold. Cash or certified checks only 4-5 Giacomo Corbelline 136.05 To be known as Lot 1-B in Block more minimum bids shall be re- Township Cleric open to inspection will be accepted in payment. 7S3, 11-12; 27-28 Carl Kleindienst 153 27 4G0-A. ceived. and to be publicly reafl prior t 789 26 Victoria Dambra 36 59 Woodbridge Township Assessment Upon acceptance of the minimum The sale, will be made and conducted in accordance with the provi- 791 27 Andrew Petersaok, Jr 7.66 SON ARRIVES Map. bid, or bid above minimum, by the sale, Lots 39, 40, S3 to 56 Inelusiv* sions of the Statute of the State of New Jersey, entitled, "An Act concern- 799 in Block 351*1, Wooilbridge Town ing unpaid taxes and assessments,- and other municipal charges or real 4-5 .Louise Gittenberger 32.28 WOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mrs. Take further notice that the Township Committee and the Pay- ship Assessment Map. property,- and providing- for the collection thereof by the creation and 807 33-3 1 Eliz. J. Balogh 26.38 Bansi, 74 Milton Avenue, are theTownship Committee has, by reso- ment thereof by the purchaser ac- Take further notice that the enforcement of lien thereon, Revision of 19l8j" and acts - supplemental S24 -> Maurice Thomsen 7.31. lution and pursuant to law, fixed a cording to the manner of purchase Township Committee has, by reso- thereto and'amendatory thereto. S**T 3-1 Anna C. Ward 5 48 parents of a son born Monday at minimum price at which said lot in accordance with terms of sales on lution and pursuant to law, fixed a At any time before the sale "the "undersigned -will receive payment S62 1-2 llmily Tetschner 4 8.01 the Perth Amboy General Hos- In said block 'will be sold together file, the Township will deliver a bar- minimum price at which said lots of the amount due on property with interest and costs up to the time of 861 11 John Gross 18 17 pital. , with all other details pertinent, gain and sale deed for said premises. in_ said block will be sold together payment. 865 Mrs. Isabelle G. Messeroll .. 4.03 said minimum price being- $2,000.00 DATED: October 2nd, 1945. •with all other details pertinent The said lands so subject to sale described in accordance with the tax 8GS 5l ' ' Louis Unger . IS 47 plus costs of preparing" deed and B. J. DUNIG-AN, Township Clerk. said minimum price being ?l,100.00 duplicate, including the name of the owner as shown on the last tax 869 9 - Mary Glenn 12.31 LEGAL NOTICES advertising this sale. Said lot in To be advertised October 4th and plus costs of preparing , deed' and duplicate and the aggregate of taxes and assessments, which were a lien S69 10 said block if sold on terms, will October 11th, 1943, in the Fords A. N. Mason & Alex. Nicoll 3.66 Beacon. advertising this sale. Sata lots In thereon On the Thirty-first day of December, 1944, are/ as listed below. 871 1-2 . Mabel McCullen ...... 17.23 liefer Io: W-544; Docket J38/522 require a down payment of $200.00, said block if sold on terms, will These properties are subject to water liens which may be due to date 871 21-2'2 Geo. Stanton, Sr...... 17.23 NOTICE OF PUBUC SAI • After spending a lifetime build- ing a business, or a home, it's fool- Too often lifetime savings have ish to jeopardize it by leaving-it been lost because of a fire, a tor- without protection against the nado, or some other disaster. Of power of destruction. Insurance course it wasn't expected. The cost will assure you of protecting what of insurance is low, and its benefits you own. are many. Consult us today about any of your insurance problems. 't Belay—Tomorrow May Keep Those Fire Engines One Day Too Late! All Types of Insurance Away From Your Door!. • •. ARTHUR ft DUNHAM FRANK R. DUNHAM, Inc. Nice fellows, firemen, but who wants them calling in their official capacity ? Best way to avoid such a visit is to make sure you leave rto invita- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE tions around. Clean out cellar and attic and turn waste paper over to the Boy Scouts or Salvation Army. Place convenient ashtrays. 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Telephone Woodbridge 8-1221 S4 HOY AVENUE, FORDS, NEW JERSEY Telephone Perth Amboy 4-0424 . * Telephone Perth Amboy 4-2969 PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1945 RARfFAN TOWNSHIP AND F&RIB BSAGO^-. dorn, New Dover Road, were the dinner guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. William Hagedorn, Metuchen. By Margaret Scol;t Cpl. Hagedorn has received a 15- day: extension of his furlough. —The Woman's Club met Tues: luncheon Wednesday at the Simp- guishing camp fires, cooking, sig- —Lt. Commander Lindley God- day at the home of Miss Constance son Methodist Church, Perth Am- naling, compass reading. At the son, who has been serving in the Marchito, Rah way. Tentative plans boy- Mrs. William Hagedorn, Mrs. regular meeting Friday night at- Pacific Area on the Aircraft Car- were made to attend a perform- George Lawrence, Mrs. Bufflap, the firehouse, conducted by Scout rier US.S. Essex, is spending a ance of "Roberta,'1 at the Paper Mrs. John Kimball, Mrs. Jecob Van William Hoyer, instructions on us- 39-day leave with his parents, Mr. STRENGTH •Mill Playhouse, Milburn, Novem- Gorr and Mrs. William Farr. ing a scout knife were given by and Mrs. William Godson, Colonia ber 1. • —Mrs. John Eek, Amherst Ave- Senior Patrol Leader Walter Frey. Boulevard. —The Women's Republican Club nue, visited her sister, Mrs. Peter Daniel Hall was appointed bugler —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hutzler met Wednesday at the home of Allmace, of Elizabeth, Sunday. and John Oliphant, troop librarian. and family have m-oved from Hoff- Mrs. Bertrand Dey, St. George Charles Lucas, Sr., and Richard man Boulevard to California. —PFC. George M. Dahl, sta- Polhamus.of the troop committee, Avenue. The members celebrated tioned at Atlantic City, spent the —Mrs. Ruth Smith, Colonia the club's anniversary, and pre- attended as guests. George Mapps weekend with his wife at their also gave instruction on the use Boulevard, entertained over the sented a wedding gift to Mrs. John home on. New Dover Road. weekend, Dr .and Mrs. John Bol- TABILITY Thomas. It was voted to send fruit of the knife, and Charles Lucas —Fl/C George Frazier, son of •on the use of the hatchet. Two new to nand children, Kathleen and to ill members. Present were Mrs. John, of Long Island and Stanley George Hagedorn, Mrs. Winfield Mr. and Mrs. August Frazier, Ar- scoots, Robert Bell and Max All- thur Avenue, is now at Samoa, nier, were admitted. Boxing was Smith, Jr., who is attending Oak- De Lisle, Mrs. George Keller, Mrs. land Military School. Bertrand Dey, Mrs. Philip Den Russell Islands, South Pacific. enjoyed after the meeting. Plans Bleyker, Mrs. Daniel Den Bleyker, —Mr. and Mrs. August Frazier, were made to pick up paper Satur- —Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Suit, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Munn Arthur Avenue, entertained Sun- day morning, and residents of the West Street, were hosts a few lays Pattison, Mrs. Eugene Kunos, Mrs. day Mrs. Lena Johnson, Kearny; Inman Avenue section are request- last week to Mr. and Mrs. Frank SERVICE Arthur Brown and Mrs. Joseph Gustave Berger, Lyndhurst; Mr. ed to have it out at that time. Do- Robbins, Berwick, Pa. Kotvas. and Mrs. James Church and son, nations of suitable books for the —Mr. and Mrs. Eric Davis, Mid- James, Elizabeth, and Miss Bea- scout library will also be welcome. dlesex Road, entertained for ten .—American Legion Post 248 trice Polhamus, Colonia. The next meeting at the Inman days Mrs. H. M. Carter, Boston, met Tuesday at the Legion Hall, —Mr. and Mrs.,- Daniel Den Avenue Hall will include the study Mass., and over the weekend Mr. with Commander James Black in Bleyker, North Hill Road and Mr. of stars, O'Grady's Drill, and si- and Mrs. Ray Philips and Mr. and charge. New members initiated at and Mrs. Philip Den Bleyker, New lent signals. Frank Importico, as- Mrs. Henry Wainwright, Union. A Comparative Statement of the Progress of this meeting were Samuel Hutch- Dover Road, attended the 25th sistant scoutmaster, also attended. inson, Jr., Edward McEwen and wedding anniversary party of Mr. —Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krohne, Nicholas Tost. Plans were discuss- and Mrs. John Den Bleyker, Ave- —Mr. and Mrs. George Mapps, Inman Avenu, entertained at a ed for enlarging- the present head- nel, recently. Amherst Avenue, attended the party Sunday, in celebration of Perth Amboy's Largest Bank—Organized Oct. 49 1937 quarters as the membership has —Mr. and Mrs. William Deike, wedding Saturday of his brother, the 11th birthday of their daugh- Kenneth Mapps, Trenton. ter, Patricia. Guests included Mrs. doubled in the past year. A ways Wood Avenue, entertained for a Germain Lambert an ddaughter, and means committee for this pur- few days last week Miss Betty —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mac- Pauline, Irvington; Mrs. George pose was appointed: chairman, Lou Turner, Belleville and also kewitz, Arthur Avenue, entertain- Lang and Patricia Cahill, Long Chester Case, John J. Godby, visited on Sunday, with their ed Joseph Schiller of New York Branch; Mrs. Joseph McCrobie RESOURCES George Kayser, Joseph McAn- daughter Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Har- | City, over the weekend. and children, Barbara and Joseph, drews, Frank Brecka, Victor ry Gonder, Newark. ! —Mrs. Elizabeth Madsen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krohne, Eliz- Skomba and Samuel Hutchinson. —Sgt. Laverne Birmeli, WAC, j daughter, Elna, Rutgers Avenue, abeth; Harold Schranz, Dorothy October 4, 1937 October 4, 1945 Plans were also made for a tur- stationed at Rhoade General Hos- spent Saturday in New York City. and Ann Leitto, Colonia. $5,610,469.70 key raffle to be held at the joint pital, Utica, spent the weekend —Miss Ruth Fuegner, West Cash and Due from Banks $ 2,611,597.50 meeting of the post and auxiliary, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. —On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Jo- 106,468.75 Street, is an appendectomy patient seph Kirsch, Sgt. Alex Kuscera, U. S» Government Bonds ... 11,913,091.71 November 20. On Saturday, at a Richard Birmeli, Mi-dfield Road. at the Rahway Memorial Hospital. meeting of Middlesex 40 et 8, in —The new troop committee of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kuscera and Metuchen, Victor Skomba was in- Boy Scout Troop 62 met Tuesday —Mr. and Mrs. William John- son, Kenneth, Florence Avenue, $5,716,938.45 $14,524,689.21 stalled as chef-de-gare, Joseph at the firehouse and the follow- son and daughters, Olive and and Miss Lee Campanella, of Cliff- Godby as first chef-de-gare and ing officers were appointed: chair- Joyce, Columbia Avenue, attended side, attended a performance of a recent performance at the Paper Temporary Loan Notes of U. S. Housing James Black as chef-de-lampe. man, Charles Lucas; secretary- the Rodeo in New York Citly. Authorities None 264,840.00 —The Colonia Fire Company treasurer, James Taggart; program Mill Playhouse, Milburn. —Mrs. Philip Botti and chil- met Thursday at the Fire Hall and activities, Richard Polhamus; ,—The Fire Commissioners of dren, Inman Avenue, were the din- Municipal Bonds 154,650.00 1,004,533.10 with William Wels in charge. Ten- education and training, Edmund District 12 met Thursday at the ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Other Bonds and Securities '. 170,607.50 146,865.00 tative plans were discussed for Hughes; personnel, Robert Mor- firehouse, with Lawrence Suit, Ignatius Demondi, Rahway. 24,000.00 building a firehousc. Charles Oli- risey; health and safety, August Herman Thaiss, Charles Skibinski, Federal Reserve Bank Stock .. 4,500.00 phant, past chairman of the Boy Frazier; intermediate, Theodore and E'dmund Hughes attending. Loans and Discounts 50,000.00 3,848,390.18 Scout Troop Committee, presented Kujawski. Kirk Lyons, acting head Guests were Carl Goehringer, Irv- Accrued Interest .: 2,724.56 74,072.64 a report for the year and Charles of Raritan Council, explianed the ington, who spoke on the advan- ] SEWING MACHINES Lucas, new chairman, spoke of ac- work to the new officers Plans were tages of personal property insur- — And — Furniture and Fixtures ._..-. None 7,197.40 tivities planned. All members are discussed for the Scouts to pick ance and "Harold Deter, of Ave- Household Appliances Other Assets 15.41 13,430.69 requested to attend the next meet- up paper in the near future nel, who invited the residents of Repaired ing, November 1, 8 P. M., at the Thomas Polhamus was appointed this section to join the Colonia- Bought and Sold fireh'-ouse for nomination of offi- scoutmaster and Frank Importico Avenel First Aid Squad. The fire Machines with $6,099,435.92 $19,908,018.22 cers. The men -of the Fire Com- and Charles Skibinski as assistants. commissioners and Fire Chief 1946 Model pany were hosts Saturday at a —The annual collection of pack- James Taggart, attended the meet- Cabinets and party for the Ladies' Auxiliary. aged foodstuffs for the Rahway ing Monday of the Civilian De- Accessories Dancing- and group singing were Memorial Hospital and the Perth fense Council, with the view of j enjoyed and refreshments were HOME Amboy Hospital, will be held Oc- purchasing equipment from the | APPLIANCE served by the men. On Sunday Boy tober 17. Donations may be sent Federal Government. Scout Troop 62 played a Softball & Sewing Machine Service to the Township schools, or given —Mr. and Mrs. George Hage- 25 Main St., Woodbrid?e LIABILITIES game with the firemen. The score to the collector. was 22-21 in favor of the men. dorn and son, Cpl. Herman Hage- Tel. Woodbridge 8-0648 —Boy Scout Troop 62 enjoyed —The Busy Bees met Wednes- an overnight hike to Cranford last October 4, 1937 October 4, 1945 day at the home of Mrs. Charles weekend with Scout Charles Lucas Skibinski, H awthorne Avenue. in charge of the following group: Deposits: Present were Mrs. Fred Sutter, Edward and Robert Bell, Samuel Mrs. Joseph Brongs, Mrs. Ernest Chucta, Ronald Morrisey, Walter U. S. Government $$ 8,752.04 $2,377,709.44 Fry and Mrs. Paskel Merritt. Frey and Sydney Brown. Practice DR. OTTO WALKER Demand "... 2,573,348.30 9,033,811.11 —The Civic Improvement Club was held in building and extin- Time ...:... 2,604^207.88 6,389,544.48 will meet October 19, 8 P. M, at PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Inman Avenue Hall. —The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Formerly Located at 72 Roosevelt Ave. $5,186,308*22 $18,701,065.03 New Dover Methodist Church will meet Otcober 16 at the home of T. New Office Address: 1S8 Pershlng Avenue Mrs. Edith Bufflap, Oak Tree, the Preferred Capita} Stock (RFC) 750,000.00 350,000.00 Next to Odd Fellows Hall foil-owing members attended a Insurance Common Capital Stock 100,000.00 100,000.00 One Block Off Washington Ave., Carteret, N. J. Surplus 50,000.00 350,000.00 Phone Cart. 8-5092 Representing Boynton Brothers Undivided Profits .: ., r... 8.28 127,505.09 Reserve for Contingencies -•..... None 46,285.21 & Co. Over 25 Years OFFICE HOURS: " Reserve for Retirement Pfd. Stock None 100,000.00 9 to 10 A. M., 1 to 3 P. M., 6 to 8 P. M. Reserve for Dividends None 9,477.76 Tel. Woodbridge 8-1S92-J. SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT $ 900,008.28 $ 1,083,268.06 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc. / None 77,790.81 Unearned Interest 13,093.73 45,641.59 •• "* ?"™ * , 25.69 252.73 ^ Other Liabilities $6,099,435.92 $19,908,018.22 DELICIOUS FOOD SERVED IN GENEROUS PORTIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE. OUR DAILY SPECIAL 40c WE ARE GRATEFUL TO OUR MANY CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS WHO HAVE MADE THIS PROGRESS-POSSIBLE 155 SMITH STREET &&$&£•'*•'• •-•"•••>••••••••: • i-•,•;• M OFFICERS PERTH AMBOY, N. J. COMFORT FOM THE •is' JAMES C. WILSON WILLIAM C. HORLEY HAROLD E. ZARKER PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT AND TilEASUIiBR JOHN M. O'TOOLE OTTO SCHUSTER VINCENT A. COSTELLO AfciST. SECRETARY AND ASST. TKEASUKEE' ASST. TRGASURBU ASST. TREASURER AND TRUST OFFJOEU DIRECTORS I his Loy or one o£ Iiis playmates rnay shape the destiny of America some day, A. CLAYTON CLARK EDWIN G. FRASER JACOB GREENSPAN may even change the course of world liistory. Or perhaps some great scientific 'INTERNATIONAL SMELTING & READ ESTATE AND INSURANCE PRESIDENT, FLA.GSTAFF FOODS EBMNING CO. discovery or invention that benefits all mankind may spring from Ms brain. Or his 1 IRVING A. 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