• voi, LIII-NO. 3 thed W«ck On thntadatad ; WOODBRTDGE, N. J| THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 «»<*"« « Jn« ciu, nun ' At l>. O WoadbrMfii, H. J. PRICE TEN CENTS ublic is Invited o Talk Tomorrow Wukovets Due hi Refinery Plaints To Retain Post 7. The Hess Invitation: )c$$ion Set Refinery President in Promine to Reply Zirpolo y^ 1/ School To All Queries at Meeting Tomorrow at 8 Seen PT. READING •- Herewith is the full text, of the Adams Opponent •T. READING — A full statement Issued late yesterday, inviting inquiries at ,,,rninity for residents WOQDBRLDGE -- Although there has beon no official a public meeting concerning the refinery of the Hess iiiiiii)iini'.cmcnt. Walter Zirpolo. Column, is m the lead to \K i',, it Reading specif teal- Trading and Transport, Inc., in Port Reading School ilu Democratic <:andidatc for mayor. Fading ,,nd the entire com tomorrow night at eight: If chosen by Democratic lenders in meetings this weekend,' WOODBRIDGE — An inter- Mr Zirpolo will undoubtedly run against a Colonia neighbor, ton HM«, praldent of Hew Trading and Transport, CONGRATULATIONS AND F.OTS iit is Harold Mvillin. Jr. Mr. Zlrpolo has resided In the Kt:, Township for 1-1 years. He is. 451 |the Board of Education holdj ..IHIIIR operation of nlcht, years old. married and the' Its organization meeting and,. Hrss Trading and At'thh time. Mr. He** and hit staff at thf H»»« refinery father of three children. He has! wW Mtk to antwer all questions concerning the plant* elects H president and ViC8', us|Kiit. Inc refinery never been active in poliiicti, •ptreUom, eiplaln nuch difficulties a« have arlwn In the Mundy Startfos Experts :but. with his wife, Eleanor, has' president. ' .,- will bo afforded to- tefhuilng itam of production, and attempt to lay at rril iboen rtctlve In- charitable or- Up until last night, It wai - rWMn and mlanndentaitdlnits which, have occurred. now nifiht. ganizations—and he nag aided, assumed that Fi'ancis Wukov* " "It k quit* natural," latd Mr. 1l
$28.95 HAMMOND ORGARGAN STUDIO of PI.API.AINFIELDI r 627 PARK AM Boy J.Mundy .-, Robert Loeddeke Open every evening excexceptt SatS . tilill 9 . PUinfieW 7^800 Oxi Yemr W»ir»nty Pric« Includes Installation In four Home lil»- ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEE!) "k , FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PAGE THREB *-, ([) A Plans Simon-Sickles Nuptials Barbara Evelyn Bishop fimblemClul 9 Tea Held Saturday at Noon Weds William Both well iGives/ Gi/|j of Mount Carmel Church was the settlnR Saturday nt noon WOODBRIDOE — Miss Bar- A graduate of Keyport High On Sunday for the marriage of Miss Jean- iara Evelyn Bishop, daughter School, the bride Is employed a« of Mr. and Mrs. William M. a secretary by Ballard Affver To Convei The 11th tte M. Sickles, daughter of DayofPrayei \Vi> Bishop, 128 Lorlllard Avenue, tlsing Company. Her husband! ink ten to be sponaor- Mrs. Mildred Sickles, 29 East WOODBRIDOE - For Front Street, and William Union Beach, and William graduated from Middlesex ' ti'i,. cntholic Daughters Bothwell. son of Mr. and Mrs, Cobhty Vocational and Tech- pin.lose nf Biding the Min-cdPs will be held Sickles, 311 State Street, Union Set Tomorrow r'i>i'"d nf this ar.-:i, Beach, and Robert L Simon William N. Bothwell, 500 Alden nical High School, Perth Am- v' ,,i 2:30 P. M. In the WOODBRIDOE — The pro- Street, were united In marriage boy, and Is employed by Chris ('lull 351 at. 11 nriHing Moi son of Mr. and Mrs. Louln • 1 flnnn Micrd they WlB i ,s of Columbus annex. Ham for World Day of Prayei by Rev. Norman R. Riley at a Anderson Sheet Metal A Simon, 243 Campbell Avenue uit<- ft "walker" device \&, «-ill be reviewed by Mrs. double ring ceremony Satur- Roofing Company, Perth Am- Rev, Vincent Lenyi performed sponsored by the United I.ittlr Sevimt listers of ,Injosst and Mrs. Lillian day afternoon at, St. John's illK'il the double ring ceremony; hurch Women of Woodbrldge mnnilnte Conception, St. .nil. .'lMri the tea will be open Methodist Church, Keyport. Given In marriage by her will begin with a prayer clinic seph's Convent. The nun» public The bride,was given In mar- visit hi!! nw-iiv. and aid t.tv whose office U father, the bride wore a gown at Woodbrldge Methodist Mis Joseph. of velvet with lonB pointed riage by her father and was al- n'Kn rri less of ri'liRlon. „, thrCfttholicDaugh Church tomorrow night at 7:30 Irnd in a floor length gown of ashionShow •leeves, R MBlloped neckline, Mis. Richard1 Coley, nlso past president o with Rev. Theodore c. Seamnm, ^hantllly lace over taffeta de- and a skirt ending In a chapel munlly wrvice clinirmu • , Wm n(ms Club of Wood- signed with a Sabrlna nedcllne train. A velvet headpiece held in charge. A SOCIRI hour will bi Date Announced noimced the "Krlpplcd Kii ,,|,,, past district . and Ions pointed sleeves, Her COMMENDED: Robert Bfti- her fingertifingti p veilil , and she held nfter services In Fellow- Enstrr party will be Mnn ,,,,,,•,.,'1.1011 of the State Fed fingertip length veil of French WOODBRIDGE—At a mect- jnn, son nf Mr. and Mrs. Wil- carried a bouquet 01 roses "h'P HHII. , u,,,, ,,[ Women's Clubs, and Illusion fell from a pearl crown ig of St. Ann's Unit of Trln-i liam I,. Menson, 10(1 Edgar nt Trinity Episcopal' Chi itephanotls and lilies of the Other ministers' participating y Episcopal Church, Mrs,1 Hall. Railway Avonue. .;,. uicM-iitly treasurer of Mr valley. and she carried a cascade bou- Strpft, Wondhrldifp, a stu- include: Rev.- Dr. Charles 8 quet of white roses. Thomas Kanltra announced a I dent at The Peddle School, Several projects are IK' ,.,.,, (l ,,f Trustees .oi the Matron of honor was Mrs. MacKe'rizle, Rev. Robert A ashion show will be held Fob-| received a letter of commen- plannlriR stasns, Mrs. ,,,.! Library. 'ohn Kenny, Jr., Rumson, sis- Mrs. FVank Miele. Keyport, I Bonham.. Rev. Boyydd JohnsoJohnson nary 28 at the parish house dation Riven by th* Natlnnal Urnari, ways mid means cttBlr- \\y, Egnif >s Grand Re8cnt ter ef thr bride. Bridesmaids was matron of honor for her and Rev. William H. Schmaus ith Mrs. George Knopf chalr- Merit Scholarship Cmhpctl- man. announred. .'? ',,,11-t Victory of Railway, a were Miss Patricia Sickles, Key- sister. Bridesmaids were Miss The theme will be the Lords tlnn, The presentation was On March 8 the Surtfme „.,(,, of New Rochell and port, another sister; Miss Caro- Joan Bishop, Union Beach, sis- Prayer. Soloist will be Mrs made by Dr. Carrol 0. Mo- Pi^sldrnt. nf the EmblemTluj* t,iii)i uw School, a mem- line Simon, Woodbrldge. counln ter of the bride, and MIRB Anne rs. Walter Kronseder, pres- Henry Smith and Charles Mil- roni, headmaster at the 90th of the United States, f*M. nf 1 lie Bar of the State of of the brldeiaoom, and Mrs. marie Bothwell, Woodbridge\ dint, appointed chairmen for lel r will be organist. ;he annual bazzar as follows'. annual Founders Day Con- unny Harris, of Las R1id past president of Richard Connolly, New Bruns- Bister of the bridegroom. Mrs.'Arthur R. Bryer, presi- Mrs. Allan Cunningham, vocation services. ivada, will make her' ny Woman's Club. wick, sister of the bridegroom Serving his brother as besi dent, will pour at Hie tea table islt to the local club, Mn, 11,1 book display will be from ServlrtK as bert man was Mi- man was Alec Bothwell, Tren. ,oys; Mrs. Andrew Shaffer, and will be assisted by Mrs. Al- tanley M. Berlnstein, publicity , ocilias Book Shop. Mr*. chael Pastor, Woodbrldge, an ton. Ushers Included Henr li\i and ten booth; Mrs. Ste- bert R. Ber««n, Mrs. Ralph'F. Christening Party halrman, advised initiation 0! ,.,.i)h .Somers Is In charge of ushers included, Robert Rhodes Bothwell, Woodhrldge, anothe: herx^Shaffer, Christmas booth, Stauffer, and Mrs. William KIN.G ANl) QUEEN OF HEARTS: At a Valentine Dance ew members will take place V affair with Mrs. Oenoveae WoodbrtdV, Andrew Slvil brother of the bridegroom an Kit. Shaffer was appointed Held by Rurandog Rubrtght. held by the Volunteer Promoter* for the benefit of the that time. spitnllty chairman Roselle, and Alex Zartva, Car- Prank Miele, Keyport, brother co-chairman Of the Youth Con- Little Servant Sisters, Of the Immaculate Conception, Miss AVENEL — Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Anthony Bato, wu teret. Should the weatlier be ln-law of the bride. servation Service luncheon at V,,! elections will be played by Kathy Guiles and George Hale, above were named queen' John R. Rucando, Homestead lamed chairman of the instal- stormy, Mrs. gpencer Green, For a motor trip through th< he parish house May 17. She Mi..-, .indy Schubert. After a trip to the Pocono and king. In the background are three of the judges, Avenue, held a party Sunday in ition dinner dance April }22 at public relations chairman said Southern states, the bride won will assist Mrs. David Hair , „, Wednesday. February 22 Mountains, the couplo will re- Mary Gardner, Dnreen Wltkowski and Pat Straczynskl. honor of the christening of lenny Acres. the services will be postponed a green tweed suit with blacl chairman. i,vi Christopher Rcllly will ad- side In Woodbrldge. For trave- The fourth judge was Anna Gombos. Mr two-month old daughter, Final reservations were itaM ling, the bride wore a beige suit until March 3. hat and accessories and a The saleof claclam chowdet ,,.,.ss the Catholic Daughters at Jonna Marie. The ceremony or the theater party In] New with brown aecessu'.i s. Sundiiy at the 11 A. M. serv- orchid corsage. They will ri this wedrim bTtabTtaidei r the -di- , ,,Kiilnr meeting at B P.M. In i.ook place at St. 'Andrew's fork City April 4. Mrs. Stephen itfctlon of Mrs. Allan Stewart, i !>i annex. Mrs, Simon graduated from ice Rev. Seamans sermon will side In Union Beach. ihtfrch With Mr. and Mrs.' •ochek Is chairman and the and Mrs. Charles Ruge will be Keyport High School and was be, "He Came from Qod." Re- Jruce Carr, New City, N. Y. a roup will attend a perform* Woodbridge Man Marries in charge of sales March 2. itnployed by Lavole Labora- ception of new members will be Godparents. tnce of "Wild Cat" with Lu» Students Offer tories, MoiRanvllle The bride- held at Chls time. Coffee will be Sermon Series New members welcomed were A cocktail hour, followed by tile Ball. (room Kraduated from Wood- served In Fellowship Hall after Girl from Bound Brook Mrs. Russell Bauer and Mrs buffet supper was attended b' Election of officers will tak* bridge High School and at- services. Frank HeUwig. Devotions were AT. and Mrs. Theodp»e Smith place March 13. Ar. and Mrs. Herb Hannagan tended Rutgers University He February 22 at 8 P. M. a WOODBRIDGE — At a Brook Heights, Saturday morn- led by Mrs. Clifford 0. Dupree Announcement Was made ol Musical Show Start Sunda . and Mrs. Barry Barretl employed by Addrcssograph Trinity Episcopal Church all nuptial Mass and double ring ng, Miss Joan Catherine Ko- Rev. William H. Schmaus he prize winners at Saturdlf AT. and Mrs. Al Atkins, Mr W(X)I)BRIDOE — "The Rkck Multlgraph Corp., Newuk, ar.d churches will participate in tin ceremony performed by Rev. inskl, daughter of Mrs. Anna AVENEL — The ministers of spoke on the History of the night's Roaring 2O'« and Valen- ind Mrs. Frank Riccardl, M • :lK show, an Imitation of is a member of th« N. J. Nn- first Union Lenten 8ervlce oi Edmund W. Kreger at St. J. Kosinskl, Bound Brook, be- the First Presbyterian Church Parish and advised it Is the tine Dance. Winners Included: 1 UK Clinks "American Band- second oldest Episcopal Church ,nd Mrs. Michael Drexel anc tional Ovaid assigned to the!this season. Francis Cabrlnl Church, Bound came the bride of Thomas Jo- of Avenel will begin new ser- Mrs. Anthony Mucilli and Don •jiid", was presented by Mrs. in the State. daughters, Joan and Ann Elizabeth Armory. seph Kearney, son of Mr. and mon series Sunday. Dr. Charles Bhehatt, Charleston contest; bus's ninih xrade homeroom Benny Kenpski and Mr. ant Mrs. William E. Kearney, 5 S. MacKenzle, pastor, will Mrs. Dominlck La Penta and the tviday »!»nnbly of Mrs, John Rueando, Br. South Circle. preach un "Curaplms, the Mrs. Julius FarlnnaS, W6Bl«Pr1 Junior High The Rucando's also have tw Otto-Ludwig Rites Held The bride, given in marriage ist," the first of a series en costume prize; John Mott, Sewaren Ovic Catholic Book sons, Johnny and Jimmy, by her brother-in-law, Gerald titled, "Who Killed Jesus men's costume prize; and Mrtf. were led by Carol J. Wels, Atlanta, Ga., wa» at- Christ?" He wlff conduct serv- George Van Dalen and Mrs. J6-_ Donald Gentito WM the Croup Elects Last Saturday Afternoon tired In a gown of embroidered ices at 9 and 11 A, M. Week Exhibits Rabbi Lists Sermon seph Mascinik, door prizes. and FUck Lark was Alencon lace with a skinner The associate pastor, Rev. Hostess for the evening, was r S&WAREN — The slate of! ISELIN — In observance o hived to Richard Delaney. WOODBRHX3E - The Oeth- satin bouffant skirt, side Robert A. Bonham will begin Topic for Tomorrow Mrs. Robert Mascenik who car- officers elected for thin year a,t National Catholic Book Weel Included In the program semano Lutheran jChurch, Key- draped, ending in a cathedral his sermon series on "The WOODBRIDGE—Rabbi Sam- ried decorations out in; th»<; the recent meeting of the &'- beginning February 19, Re' ,:, Brian Feeney and Eugene port, was the setting Saturday train. A crown of orange blos- Verily, verilies of the Gospel of uel Newberger of Congregatioi valentine day theme. A white warm Civic Association Is: Robert E, Mayer, announcec n,i!v in u pantomime of [afternoon for the marriage of Sewaren Library soms held her veil of French John," preaching at 8 and 10 Adath Israel has announced h: elephant sale was held as part Mn. Albert F. Mntlack, pres- St. Cecelia's Library will spon- •cithy's Clown"; the Impres- Miss Shirley Louise illusion, and she "carried an A. M. on "Beginning the New sermon, topic for services to of the evening's events. Mrs. Edward Quacken- sor displays of Catholic read ists — Carole Clborowskl, ident; of Mr. and Mrs. Wii- orchid and stephanotis on a Life in Christ." morrow night at 7:30 will b' Mcc president; ing matter in key storei v Ellen Clborowskl, Mary Gets Guild Gifts prayerbook. The "Nlners" Choir will sing "Foundations of Judaism." throughout the city. These dis- Circsh, and Pat Almasl — Mrs. Gerald J. Wels was "Be Thou My Vision" at 9 A The Oneg Shabbot after serv Donee February 25th SEWAREN — The Guild oi plays will include periodicals iii« "Baby Angel"; Bonnie matron of honor, and attend- M.: the Senior High Choir will ices will be sponsored by the [ c'million pantomiming "A St. Johnjs Church held Its reg- sing the same selection, at lobsters, and book jackets To Aid Heart Fund lvt 1 01 vc ants were Mrs. William Smiy, Congregation. hiimiaiind Stars In the 8ky"; enbush treasurer |"* """• "V " "'" " " ular monthly meeting las A. M. and the Chancel Choir select Catholic literature to be r Metuchen, sister of the bride- PERTH AMBOY - For the •the High Notes — Sandra The executive and action I ""!,„_!• .^ i_up ^.Thursday in the Parish House. found in St. Ceceilia's Library the d ubl rm groom, and MLss Christina will render "O Sing Unto the INFANT CHRISTENED benefit of the Heart Fund, the committees met last week at «iMrs. Joseph Kariias reported Exhibits will be located [Dims, Patricia Clark, and ° * Lamprecht, New Brunswick. Lord" at 11 A. M. PORT READING — The in- Perth Amboy Lodge 1360 Loy- the home of A. L. Sterrr, CUfI ceremony. that the church dinner on 1174 Green Street and 1' Lew Brown — singing Serving his brother as best Wednesday, the Lenten ser- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- al Order of Moose will sponsor a 1 The bride given In marriage a financial Oak Tree Road. 11 ;i Josephinejoseuiune " anda "BoB - Road and nave announced that January 26, was ies, "Presbyterian Voices" will ward O'Corman, 16 E Street dance February 25 at the Ma- success in spite of the near man was Wnfiam Kearney, ID i'v all regular meeting, of the as- present Riitr. Profe»sor Dbnald Rev. Mayer announced mem was gh/en the name Daniel rine Room, witr^Justuis Nejson of embroWered tulle bUznrd conditions that eve- Woodbridge. Wtllirfm Smiy and was gh/en the name Daniel „- ,. ,, i ,•,;. commercial was given by noeWJon will .be at 8 P. M. «.!»»« wlth a 8abrin Frank Van Pelt, Keyport, MacLeod, Princeton, as the bership in the library reachi ,m(., chnk the second Wedi>e(!day of h^d » neckline, ning. preacher at 7:45 P. M.VDr. Mac- 3,153 with the addition of Martin when he was christened chairmanished by . Musithe c"Rythr wm obe hm tted sleeves ftnd a 1 ushered. Sunday by Rev. Stanislaus Mi- month in the Sewaren School. « " ^P*- A donation of $10 was voted traln Htr After a trip to the Pocono Leod is widely known as an au- new readers during Januarj los in St. Anthony's Church. biers." The neit mwUng wU b« heldi 'U>«ertlp length veil to the Bewares Free Public Li- aiul a pieachty. As pro- including 21 adult readers am ,,n uoi-ni, a of Flinch illusion fill from a Mountains, Pa., the couple wll Sponsors were Mrs. John The public is invited and'tw- brary, In recognition of its con- fessor of Homileties at Prince- high school students and on March 8. crown of sequin and pearl live In Highland Park. For Thomas, Metuchen and Martin kets may be obtained at the [Plans Complete tribution to the community and ton, he has guided hundreds grammar school students. hearts and .she carried a double traveling, the bride chose a Martino, Port Reading. A din- lodge rooms. especially to Sewaren students, of divinity students on the art ner for the immediate mem- [ white gold suit and black accessories. Thirty-seven books were add Bernard Bulinski, publicity who use Its room of reference v of preaching the Word of God bers of the family was held For BasMitzvah Preserves Sale carnations, stephanotis and Mrs. Kearney, a graduate of ed to the shelves last month chairman, announced Garry books, dairy. Mrs, Dale Scott will be the afterward. babies' breath. New Brunswick High School, is making a total of 3,450 avail- Howe from the current Broad- AVKNEL — The Bas MiteVfthi Plans were made for a card a secretary for U. S. Envelope soloist and Mrs. Charles Miller able for circulation. The num- way hit, "Bye, Bye Birdie," will Mrs Anthony Trabucco. Cliff- |c: Nibs Julio Lynn Herzfeld, Set by Guild party April 7. Mrs. LeRoy Sim- Company, Metuchen. Her hus- will be the organist. Refresh- ber of books borrowed during Algerians ready to begin talks be among the celebrities in •at- |u,u,.|iiii uf Mr. and Mrs. Jo- wood, wa.s matron of honor for ments will be served after the with Prance. WOODBRIDGE - An- i onsen will be the chairman. band graduated from St. Mary's month was 907 and 725 tendance. Hr:.:feld. will b« Wluorat- hw iu.ite( Bridal attendants service in church hall, nouncement was made at a The next meeting will be High School, Pe.rth Amboy, and were returned. regular service! of were Miss Elaine Ludwlg. cous- The Men's Bible Class will meeting of the White Church March 9, In the Parish House is employed by Pheips-Dodge U B'nal Jacob W- in of the bride, Elnihurst, L.I.; 'Corp., South Brunswick, meet during Lent at 9 P. M E uiid M y nl|tht nlwn Cliff Road. AUXILIARY TO CONVENE •i! "* at 8 30 P. M. Rabbi ° T*!! /™ MlM Lorelei Harris, Edison; each Wednesday in the home :i;p Brand will deliver thej Mary Henn, Keyport and of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McColley WOODBRIDGE—T.he Ladies Michael Kllllan, Sayre- Fmm Miss Herzfeld will, Mrs. Colonla. Auxiliary of Woodbridge Fire ville. Company 1 will meet tomorrow ci;.n:i tin- service tomorrow um de- A courtroom trial of "Mr Otto. Woodbrldge, served Nominal Christian" will be held nlght at 8:3° at the. School a, ,' .smtiiday morning «"" 1 votionn commemorating Ihe as best roan for his brother at the Senior High Westminster, Street Flrehouse. Mrs. Minert ".'".'(birthday of Abraham Lincoln. FISH for LENT Kill M>oiisor the Oshers were William Ludwig Fellowship program Sunday at Hunt and Mrs. William Gerity William Sieber spoke briefly 1 Keyport, brother of the All Types of 7 P. M. All high school young will be hostesses. I toiuorruw eve- I on the pickles and preserves the III, All friends and ; Anthony Trabucci, Cliff people are invited. Plans are FRESH FISH being made for a retreat to bride Wnston Host1, OK1 Hilltop Ranch, Colors, Md., FOR THE FASTEST and Harry Ludwig. Elmhurst. Daily for the high school fellowship group. Young people attend a SERVICE We Deliver the ! morning Bible study every |ConC(!lcg^ Burnnam| After a trip to the Pocono Call ME 4-0743 Drive Into Our VARIETY.., TRUTHFULLY-FOR EXTRA THRIFT, FINE QUALITY AND N'EMATODF. - WHAT IS IT? Nematodf may bo n new »ord in your garden vocabu- lary But you'd tetter get usfd to the Idea o[ having nema- todes make trouble, in your gar- den or potted plants. The n«matode problem came up a couple of weeks ago In »n ansuc: to n question about why iin Africa!) violet might not be thrivni!:. ! Dr. Herbert rl. StreU made a! special study ol nemotode dam- Come See . . age m violrts while he was at You'll Sire! BONELESS-TOP or BOTTOM the Rutgers Experiment Sta- tion. In writing up some of his work he described, nematodei. as eM'Mitially tquatir animals La Rosa that depend on «t least some water for survival, reproduc- Spaghetti tion and movement. t They move with a snake-tike TWnot RtjuUf Stylt 2 pi,..*l undulating motion and active ones can move considerable dis- tances through almost any ina-; ROUND ROAST lerial such as sand or gravel. Gomstock EGlJS GO CRfcOl.r Tn bf, an artist with ergs you need Hard to Sec lUriy l«t UN enst 22 H. CM only rfmrmher U> 'Vook them jenlly and season them well. Most that make trouble for Cherry Pie Filling 37c A Creole 8»uft, tivrn its piquanc? by Tabawa, the liquid farmers and gardeners are tiny, f red pepper Masoning which miiht have bttn Invented Just ranging from a hundredth to a tarty tt MI Nnn for mis, transforms omelrts and poirhed nfs into sophfo- twentieth of ah Inch long. So! SllcedPleAwles2'«49c NO FAT ADDED Lenten ticattd dishes. it'll do you no good to strain: . Althouih most people realiir the fmportanre of firs in your eyes looking for them un- A&P'i Naturally Aged Beef if selected the dirt, many people do not realiir the versatility of e««. less you have a microscope, j Swift's Meats from fine Grain-Fed Beef chosen to protide Ib. for OMktilli »** U\*i% They are wonderfn! breakfast food, but equally at home In A nematode has a stylet, r Mtdlum C luncheon or dinner menus, and they are real booni U> the for Babies grand tasting and full flavored goodness! hollow needle-like organ, In the; 79 Fancy Shrimp 59 bndget. head end. He uses this to punc-J Tabasco Egp Creole ture and suck juices from plant Cip'n I»»ii»'«—Qiii«k-rroi«ii 2 English muffins, halved 4 slices American cbeeu cells, such as roots. The root-; LARGE ROASTING 4 efjs, poached ' knot nematode stays in onej Fish Sticks w. 3 • Toast English muffins in broiler until lightly browned. spot and feeds from the inside; c Top e*eh half with a slke of ch«ne: broil until checw U of the roqt, Presumably thej Chicken Broth READY-TO-COOK Flounder Fillet^;^; 2: melted, fop each with a poached tgt; serve with Creole juices he inject* into the root; Saocc. Yield: 4 leninr*. cause the galls or knots so fa-' Ricliardton I Rokbim i 4 ts 5^ lbs. Ib. Fancy Halibut Steaks Creole Saw* miliar to some growers. ! 2 Ublespwns batter 1 ran fl Ib.t tomaloei 45 Then there's the lesion nema- CHICKENS Slink Hill lit« Hill Fancy Smelts >»*»*' 39 or margarine ' ( teaspoon Tabasco tode that does the same kind (First Oiti MtW Hlfttr) "Sipr-Mitt" Qnlltj 1 Sk*rt Oat i eop chopped onion <} teaspoon «B«r of damage, but movsg about in* c c Breaded Shrimp SP;:r ,; 5S« U e«p diced green 1 teaspoon sugar jside the root. Blue Ribboi 595 69 KDDtr ) Hard tn KUL Too . Ribs Beef 69 : 79 Fresh Hams Scallop Dinner S^ :;;«.. Melt butter in saucepan; add onion and green pepper j But that's not all. The foliar Facial Tlttlitt u c and cook until onion is tender, but not brown. Add re- nematode digs into African Giound 49 maining inrredients and simer over low heat 31 minutes. Top Round Steak'' 89lb Ground Beef Fried Codfish Cakes ;:45< iviolet leaves, causing water- With Se 9 pkg<- Me % •soaked or brownish Sunken Offlajjal 49 areas. Its fairly uncommon,! Top Sirloin Roast Z 79 f Soup Beef Lenten Food Vofuts! though, so don't lose any sleep lontltn Members Sought For Junior Band 69: Otldifnim Brand 1 r to Delsey Rump Roast 85: Stewing Veal SMOK >2£2* aVKon ^ s£*£ L'^s ad™ ^• r r r Bathroom Tissue lofttltll 49! Pink Salmon 2 *M3 extend invitations to all tral unit orches- a nematode. let alone decide 99' Beef Tongues Am PII»—Co«kH ^youngsters in the 8 to 15 age The band has been functlon- Any of the poisons designed; Atiorfwd Colon Cubed Steaks I which kind he finds. , CHEESE [group to join the Junior Band ing successfully for several to kill nematodes are too dan-! Twin p*ck •Company of the Colonia Civic years and Is looking forward Kcrous to use around the home.! 43" .Improvement Club. ' to continued success with the So if you can get someone to| SWIFT'S SAUSAGE LINKS Char I - The group meets the first anticipated newcomers. 1 CORNED BEEF tell for sure If yor violets have Hudson Spaghetti Dinner Maatltn time this season at he clubs nematodes about all you can' Bon.l.n Front headquarters. Inman Avenue *EC SEES ARMS PROGRESS, . ,d f lftnts and; Irliitt cirtl 1 Family Napkins JW Pizia Pie Mix ,, and Conduit Way, February 24, The Atomic Energy Commls-;™ * « B>t don-t throw With off at 7 P. M. Parents are asked to sion has disclosed that the;™" wJu>\he sarden m .accompany their children for United States hai built up such ™ „ , ' Xr nlace 200 Chicken of Sea Tuna ': •registration and initial practice «n arsenal of new and improved ^wouldn't be welcome i TIDBITS, CHUNKS or SLICED 1 J Doxee Minced Clams p -2 ;sesslon. and instruments and^uclear weapons that it has h ltn tlole8 ; -advanced music should beiftarted relegating obsolescent you can ^ve nca v"y w Scotties Ibrought along. There will be no models to retirement, 00 3 1 De ElbowMacaroni^rr^:^ •registration fee. i The AEC said the nation's" " *""". Facial tiuut DOLE'S PINEAPPLE 3 so •f--At present there is on« or-jprpent nuclea.r weapons] "™'"!' tantg Egg Noodles £%L IZ® •chestra, but It is hoped an-jstrength — both in numbers' A"Q gr J " 400 € 3 Other band will be organized; and variety—offers a "powerful1 CLAM WD Spaghetti Sauce «*^- %?37 : ^ from the new registrants. Reg-|d*terrerit against aggression." that : ular practice schedules will be; 49. ; CAMPBELL «<° " 3 - 833 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret—Easnf Main Street, Woodbridge STORE HOURS HOURS—-,—- Monday thru Thursday 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. A- »'• • 6 r- »•. - T»m, Wed., „„! Thur». Mil SupiMjrt your local Safety Council | Friday 9 A. M. • i0 P. M. — Saturday 8 AM. • 9 P. M. Frid.y9A.-M..1pp.M. _ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PAQB FIVJE Tuesday In Memorial Hospital, New York, will be held Batur- vvw Unit Sponsors OBITUARIES llday morning at 8:30 from the Auction Q llLyman-Rumpf Memorial Home Doctor Talk •.fn 21 Locust Street, Carteret, with WOOBRIDOE — A Chinese By JOHN B. RBMIKRT, M D . MI8CHLER - rt 8t,-Creella'g church. Burial aecvloii at 9:00 at Bt. James Funeral services will be In Mt. Olivet Cemetery Church. Burial will be In 8t N !•: t - p. Mlschler, 86, Elizabeth. James Cemetery. Visiting hours Ithe Post roomi Saturday night short skirts! They Me all verf 2 to 5 P. M. and 1 to lo P. M n h m 8: wllh Mr M ln thts !eMon> who died The deceased, who l*d resid- The deceased was born In «t7 PumP kno wn t;l i°ra " *«• ^^ ' the Sea- ed here for the past 87 yearn, Ings by designers. Sleeves ratj .,„.! Italy and resided In Carteret 30 man, in fact, It is responsible onalrmen Home, Key- was a former resident of Eliza- come just below the elbow « years before moving here 18 for manman'ss existence, without It'sIt!s ..., lirirl Saturday mom- beth. He was born in Indiana, Mrs Jaclt president, above but very few sleeves \4 years ago. He was retired after continuous performance the' announoe<- 1 retrelh llenUl be | (irelner Funeral He was a retired machinist andj 1announoe< 1 t ir 30 years employment, with the human body "can "not'"rematni f > *»' itV*e wrlrt att teen even on top Street, Wood- served and door rlM| ,,. * former employe o fthe Wood-}U. S. Metals Refining Company alive, it hM been calculated! P <»*"•««*•• Mtll services nt Graceibrldge Township Road Depaft- Carteret, where he was a prane that, the heart pumps more While skirts are short tlwf Perth Am- ment; a former memp»r of tfie operator. than four quarts of blood to thekl. H. WILL PRE88 CHINA jare fashioned for greater eatf In Alpine H. K. Volunteer Plre Company itni body a mlnutca large quantity! With the release of twojthan were those of the part of Henry Street, Edison; a Surviving are his widow, considering this human pump America^ airmen by the Bovletyear. There Is more fujlneu at i,.(.o»spri was the widow former fire* commlwlaner gf Madeline . < P o p p d I a ) ; two is no larger than a man's fist] Union now accomBUahed, thejthe top find bottom than her* ,„ Misclilcr and resided that district and a member Of daughters, Mrs. Nicholas Car- also, it has been calculated I United fltfctes Is p»nnlnir to to tott- r,,us She was » mem- the Exempt firemen's Assocla- luccle, Pinlnfleld and Mrs. Car' that the heart beats between {press Communist China again Bweaters are definitely on , '(„,!,(• Evangelist tlon, Cionnraoso, Avcncl; a son two and three billion time* In for the release of five A mart the chart side. Some have dec* „ ciiurch, Perth AM* Ha was also a communicant R*'Ph. at home, and six Ki-and- an average life time, this beat-cans still held In Chinese jails,1 orations that compliment thd ,i , member of Loyal of St. Cecelia's Church and the!ohll(lren ing going on day and night as including Bishop James Ed- dress with which they aw worn, Daughters of n, huaband of the late Mary long as the body remains alive.|ward Walsh, of Cumberland.lBraid or ribbon rosettes follow , Leonard Kennry, ; If you look at a picture o(|Md. jthe necklines in many of theas. daughter-ln- Surviving, are three tough-!,,..,.. . the human .heart.you. wi)J no-. State Department officlalsiThey jnay be of nubby wooli Of •teiti'Mrn;; Henry MHuratt and! ManyJ Win Prizes lice that it i» shaped 8om«- consldtr the continued holUing of some ot the new klnttlfii rr sided; B Mrs. Ronald Osborne, .Isellni. what like a cone, tilted to one|of the .Americans a primary materials. three] and Mrs. Joseph Makcly. At Card Party side with the point downward. block to any improvement In 1 Fords; two sons, EdwArd J.! I HFRF.BY PROCIAIM: Mayhr Frederlclt M, Arlam* (rieht), Ftaltefl Rnlrr nf WnnH- The heart, situated within the relations with Communist U. N, in-Congo worried PORT READING - Prize troop withdrawals. Colonla and John P., Iselln; a liridjfe Lodge, BPO Klks, Is shown handliij a proclamation In Anthony Balo, chairman heat above the diaphragm and China. lrmers at the enrd party RIV K iTIIKRINE WOLF sister, Slater M. Merlcla of St. of th« Crlpplod (hildrfn's Committee, declaring this week as (rlpplfi) Children's Week. between the lungs, is a hollow Michael's Convent, Brookvllle, n by thp Auxiliary of the Port 1 1.INi . funeral services The Klks main project is aiding; crippled youngsters. muscular organ. Looking at the Ki.therine Wolf. M, 95' Ind.; 20 grandchildren and one eadlnK Fire Department, kst inside of the heart it la divided Aiiiiitc. who died last great-grandchild. eek, wire as follows: into two parts, namely the left; iv m Kuosevelt Hospital, . Special: Mrs. Prank Martlno, heart and the right heart. morning! MRS. JULIA Mrs. Alvln Shaffer, Mrs. Nun- ul,l Monday mornlngjMRS. JULIA (KOCSI8) KESO The left heart is then divided Funeral' KEASBEY 10 Russo, Anthony Ciutknecht. II,,- Qieiner Puneiir «erv- ii\to two chambers the tup, Door: Richard Slmeone, Mrs H Street, Wood- ices for Mrs. Julia Kocsls Keao, chamber is called the left aur- Mary Novrlllno, Finnic Peter- Wishing mi WHS In CloverleaJ 21 Flordla Qrovn Road, the bottom Is called the rai, Mrs. Anthony Covino, iny, woodbrldge. died Sunday In St. Peter's Hos- left ventricle. The right heart it in'i-p IS years, the pital, New Brunswick, will be Mrs. Gloria Saetta, Mrs. James 1 divided In like manner, the lived In New held this morning at 8:30 from Sabo, Mrs Walter Ourka, Mrs upper chamber Is called the Frank Martlno, Mrs, Mary Gets You I'ltv. her late residence with a Sol- right auricle; the bottom de- Russo, Mrs. Joseph Covino, lire her husband:emn High Requiem MUSK at partmrnt Is called the right Mrs. Mat- 9:00 at Our lady of Peace Mrs. John Kalino, Mrs. Steve ventricle. iMlln, andChurch. Fords, Burial was In Lazar, Mrs. Stella Mnnhart, Mrs. Sabbv Martino, Mrs. An- .since the heart is built of Nothing, I Kiic Btoldt, Elmont, L. I.; Our Lady of Hungary. Cime- and four tery. thony Gutknecht, Mrs. Mary muscle and all work done by kiiiindrhlldren, muscle ^ by contracting and The deceased was the widow Nolchey, Mrs. Joseph SchiUaci .imidchildrcn. then by relaxing and repeating [of Peter Keso, nnd a resldenl Mrs. Lillian Van Wagnee, Mre Steve Wasilek. this process over and over a- But... I RT J. HIRNER Ihere 42 yeirs. She was a com Riiiu, you can See how the Funeral aervlce^municant ot Our Lady of Peaci Non-players: Mrs. Gabriel pumping action of tHe heart is Hubert J. Hlrnpr. 50, 862 Church and a member of It Dengek-gl, Miss Linda Lazar, carried out. It is Important Avenue, porprletor of Rosary Society Armand Slmeone, Mrs. John to keep in mind that not all SAYING WILL! Hubert Hlnier Beauty Surviving are two daughter* Jordano, Daniel Minucci, Mrs. heart musclo tightens at the i New Brunswick AvwUM, Mrs. Marjartt Om.«t Keasbey Waallek, Mrs. Ettore Dossena, same time, the tightening pro last Friday at St. and Mrs, Helen Szuch, Totten-. Mrs. Nicholas Pelegrlno, Mario cess spreading from above Open an Account Here Today. Hospital. New Bruus- vllle; a son, Peter; four grand . Cinrdello, and McCarthy 8port downward, The various com- fck. wefe naid Tuftday nuftiv[cniKfrcn fina one arest niuh score prac win- partments of the heart at dif "li-om the Oiftner Puneral'chlld; n sister, Mrs. Mary Cslr- ners were: Mrs. Mary Russo, feient times, making these, 44 Green Street, Wood-;iban In Hungary: three broth- *rs. Mary Novelllno, Miss Bar- compartments smaller and this' wtth a Solemn Requlem;ers, Stephen and Alex Kocsls In bara Gutknecht, Mrs, RlchardJ squeezing forces the blood! FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1 (jut Lady of Pea«« Europe and John. Perth Ara-'Zuecaro, Oeorge Hutnlck, Mrs. from the heart and throughou i. Burial was In 8t. boy. Thomas McAuliffe, Mrs. Alvln the body for tissue nourish Cemetery, Woodbridge. Shaffer and Mrs. Helen Sltar, tnent. > (luceascd was born In FRANK J. STAN( IK _ ., The committee were Mrs. IN CARTERET mlbridge and lived in this WOODBRIDOE - runer, iMIchael Oftlamb, chairman,! services for Krank. J. fltanclk.li COLONIAL FORMS ADAl'TED FOR TODAY: Many of the best loved Colonial furniture 25 Cooke Avenue — Kl 1-6300 — Carteret ,!l his life. He was a mem- Kaiina, Mrs. Sabby Mar- Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles r Street, design elements are richly combined In this new group called American Treasury. Es- Dodgers, ulrhted a one-hitter, thc New Jersey and Mid- Mrs. Michael Soleckt and Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation .; county Hairdres*ers As- Monday night at his home, pecially Interesting In thin dining group Is the combination of the Queen Anne type ot and a two-hitter laat season yet iinis, and belonged to the let and foot on the gate lee table, with chairs which show a Chippendale influence. Fart won only 8 of 21 decisions. • Deserves. of a larte and varied Kroup of pieces for every room, the designs are not meant to be. Chapel. 236 Hall Avenue, Perth txact reproductions. They re-create the spirit of an era. From antiques in the DuPont •viviiic arc his widow, rvcnliiR at 8 o'clock i Dunn i; a daugiiUr.J Amboy. with a Solemn Requiem Wlnterthur Museum and other sources the designer chose moldings, turnings, paneled •mid two brothers, Albert! High MaM at 0:00 at St, Jamet' doors, other details, combining them skillfully for today's living. iiMk and Jack C, Edison.! Church. Burial will be In Holy.LUCKV WRONG NUMBER 1895 1961 FOREIGN AID BILL KENNEDY ON Doubtful Christensen's IS. I..MMA ROBINSON President Ken' Czechoslovakia and resided Injwjtz might have saved a man's Senator Fulbright (D.-Ark.) Joe — Oh, I guess your rich iDtmocratlc laa Perth Amboy before tnovirirjllfc, »ve his strooff backing to aunt will reibem^er you. You 'The Friendly Store .M;.. i-lmma Robinson. 48 l*W KtiuttorDtotfranvCangreafor made a big hit with her by go- Avi'inie, w u«> |t tetlr<§) A ctf fq» iielp aajde Iro* ? a supervisor «tjothrr-4)id''Q( the lmej T; massive foreignjto match any n ing into morning when her cat liarlting and Hr-.in!i." cried a man. jaid program "on ti long-term'quests that could died.' i is were Eisenhower thfl""1"* ><"•»"•••>'• Vmh Amboy.; riiinkinif It might be a lunbalnnciiig Uie Jim — True, but listen; now o( the Senat e!hllribudgetK . Ithe other relatives accuse me : Kuneral Home, 44 after 50 years of service. HeiHorowitz asked the man's name' Chairman -' "- "- " '' was u C(>mm\niii';iiit of 8t| Kennedy represented as|of poisoning the cat to get the S i :• <• e t, Woodbridge. phone iiumber. He dlaled|Poreiggn Relations Committee, j h id h tht being determined to make it opportunity. \\.t. in Kosedale-Unden James' Church am) » nicmberjback'and got the same plea. Pulbrlght voiced hope that of St. George's S . MSUTS, Mrs. Johii|Cll. sevea |randchndren and ..Ml Mrs, Russell Snow- one gretfe-grtindcliUd. toiftola V8 Sport Coupe -••I, Mri. John Bodnar bnpali V6 Con«rtittf i lmp»l» V8 Sport Sodui GIGANTIC MID WINTER .:.-. aiuf'Mti. Oeorge WUUAM AITKKS X ' ••ty, Perth Amboy; PORT READING -- WiUtimi rs. Herbert and Wal- Altken, 7i, formerly of 36 Third' :. Wuudbridgr. Street, died Monday at Roose- vflt Hospital. Edison. Body re-: I<)\MS i' KKNNEY lp08lng at the Qreintr Fun£rtl Funeral services Home, U dreen Street, Wood-i Impila V8 2 Doof Sedun 1: Keimey, 77, 200jbrt,igei for private funeral' . . i.u.\ who died Mon-iuerviceg ^a,, Bur|al will be U\ •i'. i'ertli Amboy Qen- Ro»ehlll Cemetery, Unden. ; in ••Ml. will be held UK :.'..:.m« ut 0:00 from'N'ED MOCC'I ' JET-SM00TH\ i rtmcral Homr, 44: WOODBRIDOE — Kuneral • ••••I, Woodbridge. wUhjservlctfl for Ned Mocci, Blf>i Biicayne V8 4 Door S«dan Hniuicm Mau at 9:30iRidgedale Avenue, who died1 ICHEVROLETS] Bel Air V8 2 Door S«d*n CONTINUES • • PRICED VOTE FOR FIREMEN | LOWER! Siauyn* V8 2 Door Sed»n Nomad V8 4 Door 9 Pastenjef SUIiOfi W« DRASTIC REDUCTIONS \than competitive] ELECT IN ALL DEPARTMENTS!! \Evtr models!!!y on* of th* 11 Ch«wrol«t s you »•• \: Nwtad Six 4 Door 9 Passanjsr Station Wagon Nom*d Sin 4 Door 6-Pastanger Station Wsgofl hff« Is prictd lowtr than eomparabl* • M. HRABAR compttltivt modili.* Proof o« how ««y • : it it to Ot a Ch«vy Into your budget. And ] VISIT OUR BARGAIN TABLES... | (v«ry modtt glvit you Ch«vy'i J«t- ! imoolh ridi and dozen* RE-ELECT j of othir tnglnorlng ami adV8 4Doo»6Passenjer Station»fa«on PirtlWOOJ) Su 4-Door 9 Passenger Station Wagon ittyling «dw«nUg«i you : c»n'« find In anything OPEN ALL DAY H. STEINBACH i FREE PARKING IN OUR SN0V-FREE PARKING LOT ... BKAA OF STORE Saturday, February 18th I p,rt«o ;; t-? PAUE SIX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1961 A . i . rt ih,« .nniMl "Fo- tending the dinner. SecretBry|fl/ofJ|f,r mf f) ivortliwhile payrolls Into Mld- and originated tthh e mmuai ry -,,..,.„. . p.t.t*n nf „ 1 rum for New Freeholders m of Warren Asks Legislation (IIOM'X Conn v" Educatiotl n jperti, Amboy was a guest ol Intro.iueod by Legislative "chairmaChsirman J(x^i>Jwcph SS Holland of:hon()r giong with Governor Chairman GWTSK M. Bonolli, rl 1 figtrfir-Daughter Cnmnumi „ Hudson County Freeholder, Mr. Mercer County, ft l» «m ° f . Robert B. Meyner. fast will be h?lti hv n To Attract New Industry Ution school for &•*£ Warren dectared. "The popula- p™, Frank Scout Troops Spo,,,(),, TKFNTON -Middlesex Conn- Conference of the Ni vv Jrrxry tion surge In every part of our ?SESOr^SZic. D,^. Hunterdon Pree-jCecella's Church, ^ iv Freeholder William J. Wnr-Aswaltlon of Chosen Fife- state makes It imperative that 1the campus of Rutgers. thei or. presided at the «£* JJtocteck ., ,hr several eounties take the holdrr DIrect M rrn. of Ford?, railed on the holders, of Khleh lie Is State State University or New Jersey. g .R(|. g)1(, p,fl)g,d Mr. warren ^ ™£™^ ' members nf the Legislature lo Treasurer, Mr. Warren citrd Initially* to help provide more jobs and a better economic way ••Boards of Freeholders should for ,.)i)s forthr|ght leadership jt0 prrgfnt „ p,ay pn'( pn-s n permissive net In flic 12 yearn experience Middlesex have the rlghi to set up a de" ,| |f f county homerule scoUtliiR. Thm* win i current session to permit coun- County has had with the nmre of life. This Association *M on b( lft o a work without letup to secure partmeiH to attrart new enter- 8peaKersJRuest speaker, ties to wt up Industrial Devel- of an industrial director under st(l opment Commissions, to attract the leadership of the Free- passage of such a permissive prise into the count,• headed ur *ghway Co£mnJ Six RlrU were oW, „ inew Industry and provide Job holder Board. He paid tribute act in this session of the Newby an industrial *vetopment ^ ^/J^ N pr|Ce. Sas-liripate in the ecl,,, „ opportunities In view of ma- to the Work of the late De- Jersey Legislature." commoner o, to const uteChBtima cumber-StodAys meetinR. R,., jor shifts m the population Wayne Nelson, lonctlme Com- Mr. Warren Is a past presi- thrnuslirnit tlic 31 emintiM of mlMkmtFfi "who cooperated dent of the suto Freeholders Ntw Jersey. Addressing the with the-Freeholders to bring Association, who headed Its hi 40th annual Legislative Dinner many ntw industries and - statewide activities in 1959-60 WIMHIS IX HARMONY: Rocatw it brlirwi in Ihe IdriN and aims of thf Iwlln Chapter of the Korirtv for the I'rrsrrvation and Fncouratement of Barhrr Shop Quartet ^ineine >n America, the PTA of School 17,' Colonia. prfsentfd a citation lo thr !tronp. l>ft to riglit, William Sullivan, secretary of J«Hin fhaptrr: Mrs. Milton Washerman. PTA IT. pmi- dent: John Powers, dirfflor. and William Vorhrinrfr, president of the quartet sm«er«. FREEZER Quartet Given Citation 4 • H Club Takes Get entry black and full details at Sareway By Colonia 17 P. T.A.I Cooking Lessons (All intriet mull be po»tmarl •id hospitals charity, and so- avjc Improvement aub In_, Cial organizations. man Aven g ^ f Set i Mis. Wasserman stated par- ,0 5 P M tht* should emulate the group • ^ ' '^.^ ^ of gj For Iselin League . practic ng ite credo "to and fc &K eUglWe fffl. fte j, ISEUN „ Due to lever discriminate against any bal] Xlson tn the Minor Major conditions last week's meetingi Bel-air Cooked Squash u .. pi, Teddy's Codfish Cakes 1 »i &,. --man, never to question a man s or ^^ y,^^ Reg^ Lf the Mother's Auxiliary of the Bel-air Leaf Spinach »•• pit '• ttliglon or politics, and never |tion j0Tms must ^ ^^^ j,y a Boys League of Iseljn scheduled Libby's Whole Green Beans«., . Cfc use profane languase" She parent for Priday was canceUed The 1 P g B*l-air Green Bean* %'t & * Bel-air Col lard Greens to •• P*0 ,. went on to say: Interested persons are in- next meeting will be March 3 V Morton's Biscuits >3 « pkg. • "That it is by actions and be-vlted to the regula|, buslne5s,8:30 P. M. atTirst Presbyterian: 1 Somerdale Green Peat 10.. * 1 havior in our homes as we'll as Ung aL the civic unprfive-jChtiKh of Iselin. In addition Bel-air Peas ft Carrots 10.. *t- Bel-air Candied Yarns u »• DiB 2 In public, that we influence our| menmentt clucubb MonMondad y ^^ h^t i#ft#g |(0 the Talentine partyi a iax.t We cannot .expect;Re,reshments wU1 be'gerTH,_ ball film will be shown. Bel-air French Friei •.. +,. Bel-air Leaf Kale 10.. *,. Roman Pizza Pie i »• ^ them to behave as we say. while William Bowitz, president ofl we ourselves do not set the ex- T0 DEMONSTRATE JUDO the Boys Leasue will speak on ample " 1 COLONIA - A Judo deraon-iwtiviti® plnnned for the 1961 , She added, "Lookini! at yourjEtratlon by members af; the I season. It was announced that) 6'-1.00 ; child is tike looking In a mir-jo^jt PoHce rjfepartmrtit will'flnal registration for boys P. to 7 1.00 4 1.00 xac; he resembles you physi- **ajly «nd patterns his behavior colonia Village Civic Associa-imembershlp will be hel Red-L French Fried Scallop* 7... ,*,. ' ' "" ~ '" ' held FeD. Manor House Chicken Pie 1*.. ot, Swiss Miss Apple or Cherry Pie » * JItef yours. I suggest we all tion'tonight at 8:30 in School rtiary 25, 9 A. \i. LO 1 . ! Morton's Fish & Chips Dinner*.,*, Manor House Beef Pie 10.. *,, • take a good look in that mirror 20. Green Street Pirehouse. Captain's Choice Fish Sticks 1., D), S |nd ask ourselves if we are Morton's Meat Loaf Dinner n... ^ Manor House Tuna Pie 10., pt, m proud of what we see." Mrs. Paul's Fish Dinner 1... pka J Girl Scout Tray? 105 pre- Morton's Salisbury Dinner >•«.*.. Bel-air Cauliflower 10., pi, Mrs. Paul's French Fried Fillet 1 „, „. *, sented the flag ceremony un- Captain's Choice Breaded Shrimp x.L^ Bel-air Baby Lima Beans 10 .< *<, der the leadership nf Mrs C. •I)AH DAH OOP Dinn»r-R«Jy Turkey Chunks 3.. ,,, f A. Gar)a.nd. Jr. Flag bearers Sara Lee Cheese Coke »•> PW. Morton's Macaroni t, Cheese 1.. .t, Z were Donna Luth and 5j0n:aiii(j Dinner-Redy Ham Slices 4 „, piB Captain's Choice Fish Sticks 14... *,. Bel-air Broccoli Spears 10 «• »>,. '•^Dal: 'color guards, Lea Alice BEEBE SAY Dinner-Redy Turkey with Gravy 1.. p>, JjBriant, Sharon Morris, Carol * Wasserman, and Sandra De ff^nte, SING COWN DEY 2 <° 1.00 5 01.00 Michael LemermanJ 3 01.00 Jways and"Tft«ms, reported pur-] . k chase of books "lor the school ...GOO!" j library and stressed the need; more volunteers at the! elected Movies for Children." lJUplor Him, "The. Five Tl:ou- Superb LOOK-500 FREE |4|ocl.linger* oi Dr. T." sUiri'inu iBtons Conried, a lelightful, DADDY OPENED MY »«ory of a little boy learning to the piano, will be shown SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY! Round Roast COLD BOND STAMPS U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless Bottom Round . Joseph Purda, member- Roatl , . Properly aged to gudianl«e Ib. perfect eating every lime %$ufiior High PTA OPEN AN 79 mix < 01 ruN >' Holds 'O/»»n House' ot Top Round Steaks Sirloin Tip Steaks U S.D.A. Choic. Beef S 50 Extra Gold Bond Stamps |j ft .; ISELIN - -Open House" was ACCOUNT NOW! Shcld after the regular busines us DA choic Ullll lilt ITKCHAHK (X fr.! *<*»«fnn and parent-teacher con Beeff Cubee SteakStPnUs * *"' = at the Iselin 'Junior »Crl VUUC JieaKS pef(9c, Eating Guaranteed 25 LB. BAB oi POTATOES g CURRENT lb School. Plans were com Beef Rump Roast U S.D.A. Choice fteef 11 Ul ll It* I MllKI USI \ 1 B?' . and scheduled for » Tender Delicious Flavor 85c > ''"I . ' • • - - L • • 1, V I ( lislnnirl VM,I| lllr party March 8 at the DIVIDEND *4jhool. RATE 3 • -Exercises appropriate for %# Per Year ht B-i-g! ZFbunders Day were carried out junder the direction of Roberi *Anderson, program chairman. Florida Duncan J Mre. Jerome Cas*ell, pi_... tills (1)1 ION t\ Oil III i ins < ot ro\ woitm •d^nt, announced the member JeMip u'oal has not yet been •reached and urged all parent; [50 Extra Gold Bond Stamps 50 Extra Gold Bond Stamps jj 5to Join the association. Grapefruit mm IHK I'(U(HAM: S 'The ninth gradf class moth v\i I'll rut I'»K I By helin Sisterhood Branch Office: m ISELIN — The Sisterhood of 535 AMIKn AVENUE Main Office: Congregation Beth Sholamwili 339 STATE STREET lold a Mali Jormg and card llllrlsnilnn of 'irun Ave. M1IS (OIFO.N VVOKTil Woodbridlt, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. >arty to celebrate Georse Wash- ngton's birthday, Monday at PLENTY OF 1:30 P. M. at the Center, 90 50 Extra Gold Bond Stamps | Jooper Avenue. WITH THE PlRt'llASK M lp]i Door and raffle prizes viill \>v Phone Warded. Refreihmenis will Phone r'REE PARKING Cheddar Chunk Cheese sonsist of punch, candy, coffe* ME 4-8900 ANY SIZE CANNED HAM % HI S2770 (( UUKHKT IITUHK HSU I f'i md dessert. A nominal fee will : '"I'M I 1 WOODBRIDOR—At a Nup- Stanley Mann, attorney, Wood- tial Muss and double ring cere- bridge. The bridegroom gradu- mony In St .James' Church ated from Arthur L. Johnson Rhter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ml-Regional High School, Clark. Satuiday, Miss Alice Serdlnaky, He Berved three years in the U. chftel 8 ^H.irs/(11A;uoCRUSADE l 11H>M, care of juur '! if1 MATTRESSES THAT MEAN REAL COMFOR FILLING Picture of prosperity You live in the world's wealthiest nation. Are you taking advantage ^Uhisia(^4 by using part of fivery pay check to increase your personal prosperity? 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"lr: IMBKiNU IN KHAR PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 ,„ January was ftusy Engaged to IU» , Junior High* Announces ( ,, Month at Hospital WOODBRtDQE M PKRTH AMBOY-Accord- Mrs. Steve LOVRS. ,,; ,. Ing to Director Anthony W. 3rd Academic Honor Roll Rt.rwt, Cnrterpt, i1;lV(l ' Ecfcert, P*rth Amboy Qcnpr- nounccd the cnRB(.,,'m / al Hospital admitted 1.54R their dauRhlet, Cn'h, ,M WOODBRIDGE A force.- patients in January. During Albert Jutfner 89 Coin' number of Wooribridee Junior^ joycf Knhler, Wayne the period 803 operations, nnc. son of Mrs. Fiiuy,., , Hlffh School -mcicntj arc lifted Leahy. David Leperl. Stephen 1.305 x-ray procedure* and nrr. VasarORnameny. in,., on the academic honor roll this ^aty, ConfUnce Mamirek, Pa- 14,207 laboratory tests were nnd tho Idte Mr. Jutti,,., ( week in (;:•• t vfiuh eiahtii and lrlfls McOettiRftn. Toltan Melc- performed. Miss Ix)v«s. a senior m <• tnd ninth grades as follows. lfr Mflri»nnp Panko. Brian The Emergency Room tprol. High School, in,,, Seventh zradc Amy Aaroe, RUdernian. Pun! 3rfchek. P»m- trrnted 858 injured and crit- DiRkR College Ellzaboti, ,|,' J*«nBnskin. Nancv Ellenbonen. f]R Seng, Marcia SheiTard.i ically ill, 104 of them insult- HIP siirnmer. Her n,,,,,, Everett Feiaiit. Fdward Oerity. Richard Tahirak. Camille Vaz- ing from automobile acci- Irnrtrd schools in the i|,n,,. David Go!fi(;iib. Mavy Lou Mn0 Linda Wilson. Judy York.! dents. nil Air Force. He is p,,,.,!'" Oresh. William Gytntt. Oeruld 9,fphfn znpoticwny, Richard' The average, daily occu- of Uir P»rk Barber Rh,,',, HUhbfrgcr, Andrew Hornick. pancy was 375 patients, stay- Ami)oy Avenue. Linda Hnbcr. Dennis Jacko. ing an average 7.S days. Robert Knufroon, Lorraine Koz Birth during January to- lowskl. HaiM-y Lauber. Barbara * I Illn taled 22S. /> I ft Meets •nWiiy Levine. Carolyn Us: Howard R VJlUU Melstrich. Vcra Mesplck. Rob- rvff* With Mrs. Dfin ,,,. ert Nagy. Doris Nelson, Jeffrey Republican Club Hr Neu». Je»n Obrrlin. Barbara VS1I1IXI a WOODBRIDGE - ih,. ,r OlCIe. Juliana Pentt. Ronrrte Installs Hoffman el. Ow Chapter of ti,,. ,,"';• WOODBRrDQE—Mr?. Frank will meet aU P. M,.atth, ,,;'• Richman, William RomiR. Rob- Burhold was elected president KVENEL —- James Hoffman• of Mrs. Sherman B n, „ ,.",' ert Seaman. Carol Silvatiey. of the Pickwick Club Tuesday was installed recently us presi- 110-2 Orove Avenue \un .,, Robert Stek. Diana Stlnziano. night at a meeting at the home dent of the Sixth District Rc-j James Takacs. Barbara Walsh. f the retiring president. Mrs. Regent. Mra. Cedrle o ;* o publican Club. Kenneth Hunt,' conducting the rnrptuii, Charlotte Williams. Stephen Donald Aaroe. Others elected past president of the organiza- Willfc. Carol Wolpln. are:" CYNTHIA BROOKS, who will relm as Qutfn of the 44th The chaplain will .... International Flower Show |n New York's Coliseum March tion, Installed Will Schcuer Ororite Washington nnr./ „) Eighth grade: William Bal- Mrs Robert Stcphan, vice 4-12. Is widely known as one of Manhattan's leading man, vice president: Mrs Mm. Arthur R, Bryer MI!, \'l derston. Lawrence Ballon. Carol president: Mrs. Georgs Jack- magazine and TV models. James Bchaeffer, secretary and devotions. Ann Behany,' Marilyn Black/son, secretary: Mrs. William Selected by a distinguished panel of horticulturists, Mrs. Kenneth Bersey, treasur- Kiten Bloom, John Bowers,;Wrlght. treasurer. er. The guest speaker v,;, „ . Cynthia will reinn over an estimated 225,000 Flower Show M. Andrews whose aubirr ••,'•, Dale Chwtosh, Ralph Clayman.j Mrs. Erwin Peterson, chair- Gifts were presented to the Edward DobrovoUkl, Janicetnaa of the Installation dinner enthusiasts- from every corner of the globe. be "Qard«rilnt In New,]., ,. ; Texas-born Cynthia has also modelled in Paris for such •etlring officers by Mr, Hunt on Dobrovolski, Richard Edelsteln, to be h«ld March 6, requested whalf of the club. AIDING HEART FUND: Dr. I,eRoy Homer ehalrnwn of Ihr Heart Fund IMve In Wood- members to make reservations outstanding couturiers as Balenciara, Jean Desscs and Nan Egry. George Faytock, Pierre Cardln as well as modelling in such far-away ptoou Mr. Hoffman will appoint hisj brldie, today lauded George S.hrl. proprietor ,,f the Washln. Wrtl Laundromat, Main TO TOUR 8TATION Linda Perraro, Craig Pox, Ann this week. committee for the new year to- COLONIA —Cub Sum |,,, as Hawaii, Hong Kong and Tokyo. Street, for installing a wishln, well as part of his personal effort on behalf of tt* H«rt Gabriel, Diana Glatropoulos, Mrs. Theodore DUworth, pro- night tt a meeting at Mr. and 30 and P«rents win ,, , gram chairman, read Mark Cynthia Is shown wearing the 1961 Flower Show Coro* Fund Above, Mr. and Mrs. Kred G. Huber. Orancr Street, Woodteldnr. make their con- Arlene Haas, Dennis Hilton, nation gown which was created especially for her bi Mrs. ffcheuerman's, 300 Pros- tour of Pennsylvania ;*;• .,• .' Joan Jugan. Norraa Katelvero, Twain's "Why Adam Loved pect Avenue. Residents of the tribution, while Mr. Sabel looks on. The Wishing Well has become a popuUr 'Pot for Eve", and Mrs. Wright gave a Junior Sophisticates from the revolutionary new Dow New York City. Saturtt.,•,- ,. Darlene Kllby, Nancy Klein, fabric, Lurex. ixth district are Invited to at- those Mtkiiut to contribute small change to the work of the Heart Association. Mr. S.fte ning. The Pack will n«.: i . Alexander Kovacs. Allen Levlne description of his home at Han- ,end. The group usually mectsj nibal, Missouri. The gown keynotes simplicity with its short-sleeved hu indicated the well will be available for making donations each day until the close or day at School 20, H .;;•, ,^ Renee Lichtman, Marjorie Ma- molded bodice and long skirt of floral brocade material the third Wednesday of every j Boulevard, at 7 30 P y, zurek, Joseph M\Laughlin, Ab- All members then participated month. I the drive, February 28. by Meistrich, Beverly Molchan, in "Origami", the Japanese art Margaret Nuss, Patricia Ogden, of paper folding. Prom simple The Woodbridge TWnship Becre&tion Department Btukat- Virginia Ozimek, Veronica Plu- squares of paper emerged varl- ball League schedulOreek of February 20th, Is as follows; dnski, Joseph Podulso, Jane oua objects including elephants SECOND HALF SCHEDULE Potskanlk, Priscllla Pricz, Eve- and rabbits, SENIOR LEAGUE lyn Quint, Sharon Rermlnger, Mrs. Edward Van Decker at- MONDAY Wayne Richards, Mary Ann tended as a guest. Arty & George vs. Falcons Barrott 9 FREE! 50 ^GREEN STAMPS Sbornock, marine Simohsen, Benny's Tavern vs. Booth Electric Iselin 9 Lorna Simonsen, Linda Stpos, Tom Cats Five vs. Woodbridge Eagles Fords In addition to your r»g»lnr rtampt wcth pvrchois Shirley Sipos, Jane Tarizman, Colonials vs. Giordano Trucking ColonU of matrt toialing $3.00 of more and th« coupon. William Tappen, Stephanie Ur- THURSDAY banlk, Gall Vicisco. Patricia Si. James' vs. lorn Cats Five CutoHt* 9 Washburn, Janice Wasilek, Pa- LIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE Ml Acme Markets Will Be tricia Weiss, Ann Wetzel. MONDAY Ninth grade: Patricia Almasi, Romeo's vs. St. Anthony's Fflrds 14 9 dosed Washington's Birthday, Ruth Ann Baumgartner, Mi- TUESDAY chael Benko, James Binder, Wednesday, February 22nd Free 504* fSSS. Untouchables vs. El'Dorados Barron 9 bi oddition to regular stamps with moot purchoM Kathleen Brown, William Chap- Kt. John Vianney vs. Court Jesters Colonl» 8 totaling $3.00 or more and this coupon. Ilk, Joyce Clark, Stanley Dorn, Iselin Spartans vs. Useless Five Colon!* 9 John Giatropoulos, Betty Lou THURSDAY Haas, Gail Kara, Charles Kavs- Woodbridge Kookies vs. St. Anthony's damn 9:1 NAME . Iselin Spartans vs. El'Dorados Iselin : STREET. Romeo's vs. Court Jesters <* Cords ' Full Calendar at St. John Vianney vs. Untouchables . Cabala CITY BABE RUTH LEAGUE This coupon expires February, 18th, 1961 MONDAY Iselin Church Woodbridee Warriors vs. Five Aces Barron ' Fords Bearcats vs. Hopeiawn Youth Barron i ISELIN — The Rev. Roger Wcstbury Warriors vs. Colonla Hawks Iselin ' D. Sidener announced some fu- El'Dorados vs. t'ourars , Iselin I ture activities for the First Eight Balls vs. Vikings Fords ' Presbyterian Church of Iselin. Carteret Labor Council vs. Fords Aces Fords 8 THREE-WEEK MISSION: Monday evening at 8 o'clock Avenel Warriors vs. Colonla B. C. Colonja 1 the first board meeting of the Rev. Joseph Lima, C. PP, S., r St. Andrew's CYO vs. St. John Vianney CYO , Colonla I ' 1961 season will be held. On of the Society of the Meat Avenel Presbyterians vs. Falcons YACC * Fords 14 lb Wednesday, 8 P. M, Memorial Precious Blood, will conduct St. Andrew's CYO JV's vs. Menlo Pk. Warriors Fords 14 Service will be conducted for a mission at St. Cecelia's TUESDAY Sirloin C Porterhouse^ Mrs. James O'Rourke. The pas- Eight Balls vs. Five Aces Barron 8:30 tor stressed the faithful service Church, Iselin, starting Sun- day at 3 P.M. He will be as- Avenel Presbyterians vs. Cougars Colonia 79 of Mrs. O'Rourke as a deacon TEAKS 89 THURSDAY and teacher in the church sisted by Rev. Richard Cody, Lancaster Brand E Z Carve school. St. Andrew's CYO JV's vs. Fords Aces Barron C. PP, S., a missionary of the St. Andrew's CYO vs. Colonia Hawhs Barron 1:44 The seventy-fifth annivers- same order. The first week of Carteret Labor Council vs. Hopehwn Youth Barron 8:30 ary Of World Day of Prayer will the mission will be for the be Friday, February 17 at Westhury Warriors vs. El'Dorados Iselin Woodbridge Methodist Church women At the parish; the Avenel Warriors vs. St. John Vianney CYO Isclin 8 at 8 P. M. A delegation from second for the men and the Woodbridge Warriors vs. Fords Bearcats Fords Oven Ready the Iselin Church will attend third for teenagers. Ft. Reading Impalas vs. Menlb Park Warriors Fords this meeting. Colonia B. C. vs. Falcons YACC Colonla RIB ROAST 79 JUNIOR LEAGUE ' Rev. Sidener conducts Bible Small Lean Study Classes on Sunday from TUESDAY Whole or Shank Half 10 to 11 A. M.; Wednesday 7 Lions to Honor Fords Bearcats Jr. vs. Untouchables Barron to 8 P. M. An Inquirors class Fords Cubs vs. Avenel Aztecs ' Barron 7:45 for new members, session 4, c February 19 at 3 P. M.; Ses- All Star Team sion 5 Thursday, February' 23, ISELIN — The Iselin Lions helin Post VFW Ladies Aid Plans 7:45 P. M. Leadership class, Club will hold its next regular To Hold Teen Dance Easter Hat Party session 3 for all officers, lead- dinner meeting Monday at 6:30 ISELIN — A teen dance will WOODBRIDGE —An Easte Fresh Hams 59 63 ers and church school teachers, P. M. at Howard Johnson R,es- be held Sunday afternoon at hat party and sale will be held Tuesday, February 21, 7:45|taurant, Route 1, Woodbridge. 2:00 at Iselin VFW Post 2636. by the Ladies' Aid Society o Lancaster Brand C 'sarah Anne's Cooking NEW JERSEY'S MONEY SAVING SUPER MARKETS I, runy rvcry fo0d e'5" OPEN ',1,.. inimnn body needs "tolly vitamin D which SUNDAYS r nn'ly I" our every* MUTUAL'S PUTTER FULL OF 9 A.M. to I"", ,,1 Many think oi m» 6 ll [,,,.,„„ of breakfast, but '",,, iiompmaker knows OPEN WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY e 8 from I !hr niay u»« «« (Wednesday, February 22) ' ','rr some delicious ways , .'.,;,.. ,1,,,,, to add lntwest 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. [;ii;.lll,i,t 10 th<-family menu PLEASURE - s,nd lflmni for Celery "'^d r<>6ked eggs im™** The finest meats in town are yours every day in the week, when , , .hhspoon chopped pickle , ,;,„,„,„„ chill sauce you shop >fiiliicil. There** tto question about it. Prore it to your- ; maii stuffed olives self. Try some of our Simply Delieious Meats for a platter full of ClliJ|M"U . , ,,1,1,-siwons mayonnaise Iv <.'liiKiTillfnts and f|u eel- pleasure. [>»«» to Potato rattlet ,.i,|)S mashed potatoes Siilt nnd pepper ALL WAYS SIMPLY DELICIOUS MEATS ,, nip Riftted cheese Illltt'T , (.,ips cooked tomatoes i, nip rhopped onion i.^mi' potatoes with salt |I'I p.-pi*r and mix with \ shape into 6 patties ,,i biown in butter. Cook to- s mid onions together to UK" a thick sauce. Pry eggs. !„,., rach on a potato patty J,,, n)Ver with tomato sauw ..i and Asparagn* Double-Deckw i toast i ri-ciiH1 creamed eggs CHUCK :i dozrn cooked aiparatus tips I Cover half the tout With .nurd e»gs, place 3 aspara ts lips on each and top with icond layer of toast, etgs and Scrrts 6. ThU Is a luncheon. Oramtd Effi 6 hard cooked egf* pricM •fkcllvt thru Jaturday night, Ftbruary IB, 1961. •.: cups white sauce Wt rtitrvi th« tight to limit quantititi I Cut egm> Into eighths lenfth or slice Heat slowly In bite HAUCP. ROAST BIG CATCHES tfg and Hut tote* 0 hard cooked eggs diced 1 cup diced cooked ham b sweet pickles sliced l CUP chopped eelery |Ki stuffed olives chopped French dressing CROSS RIB ROAST all ingredient*, add French dresiing ti CALIFORNIA STYLE BONELESS U.S. No. 1 FANCY SMELTS pi,11ii. chill thoroughly am on salad greens. tb Ib. POT ROAST 59C POT/ROAST 69 HALIBUT STEAKS - MTU •J BEAUT Swfffs PrenHam Franks -" - - > 59 Sliced Battn tel Ai DEEP SEA SCALLOPS Ib. 69c condition of your hair Is rrflMiuii of your general AS SEEN ON TV n::h You have set'ii neglected SUBURBAN ll>. 1 • niiiuntihed animals. All of AIL lurgt BLEND COT Bern had dull, ncraggly, un- ORIEN bunch MUTUALCOFFEE NEW BLUE CAN ^.i di'iid-luoklng hair. The "Andy Boy" Broccoli 49 can b« said of human UUtOI SNO-WHITE I'l:.' hair responds readily. pound pt u;;;y to the local care which! Chase &Sanborn WEE :. 59* n: :iisU)w upon it, but to the| MUSHROOMS • d 'on rat, the amount of] FlOtlDAS NNEST , • >u ma, bathlug, exereU-j C .n;d so forth. If you meet a; pound ii! or tidult with clean, rosy] CRISP ESCAROLE MARTINSON'S •»"« '• 69 •i-t,i ,,.,.,; sparkling eyes, and' iiiMii; well-kept htlr, It be-; lAKGE SIZE HORIDA health and well-being. • HB PORK or 16-01. :t;ur is nourished fromj VEGETARIAN can • •' stream, and the blood GRAPEFRUIT 5^.39 Heinz Baked Beans 10 ir.ml' from what you eat. For ••'!i you must eat (oodi C :uli In vltamlna, mln- PHILODENDRON HOUSE PUNTS ,'r:: 25 1 proteins, sugars and liif glands are lnflu- Pillsbury FLOUR 5 49 >•• dirt. They In turn •'.- iiiiioh to do with hair. Winesr. Freshest Dairy Foods Savings... So Why Pay More • ihot are properly fed • owners see that their - well brushed dally ?K e LaRosa Spaghetti 2 37 i. Their hair has a 1 in never seen In un- Large White Eggs = - 55 Hunt's Calif. Tomato Juice T 29c Light Meat Tuna ™> «" 4 « $1 it'd fur animals. :n:lady wants &lilnlng locks Nablsco's Fig Newtons • -29c le should keep her hair clean pd hi-i .sculp exercised by fre folANl s ii iinuhiiiKs. This brings m3r§3rin6 HOUSE L ?hO\ Grape Preserves " - 3"" $1 ')'')od to every tiny follicle >v.._,/ irnls the hair, After a Kleenex Facial Tissues - «"25c i'!.:. biushing the scalp ' uith warmht and has a Flako Pie Crust - - - 2'£::»c • !-• or wen being which is Borden's Cream Cheese >» 25°Ken-L-Ratlon Dog Food 6ur 97c % i''il by improved clrcula- LUX LIQUID «jpmii«iiiiWBiffliii!i« •i.^atf helps to invigorate SLUED -full*, it is a good practice l Economy Size ' i it,,!' to provide nourUdi- POUND OF MACARONI, SMOKEY JOE WHITING - C uii account of an lnsuffl- POTATO SALAD or M..«^ at regular price...' Mtpply of blood to the COLE SLAW JERGEN'S Hand Lotion 39 I SALE get 1 for 1C in consequence, the hair With Your Purthos* :<,!';.:; V "nt mm the follicles die CHINESE EGG ROLLS - 2 * 29 (>1 tins happens, nothing Of A| Pound Of Hemttmad* •'• Hie hair grow back Plus Fresh Rolls, Bagels, Assorted Smoked Fish, Top Quality Convenient Frozen Foods Sating* kin. POTATO SALAD Imported Delicacies and Cheeses ^'r uud sunnliine arc ^ good >ialp. Hair should be FREE! FREE! GORTON'S COD FISH CAKES ••very day and ZIPPER FRONT on an average of awry SW NSONS D1NNil l weeks. VALUABLE GIFTS BOYS' LONGIES MACARONI & CHEESE * 3 >•» TAX BKBATB BILL Ooldwat«r (R.-A»U.) Nationally advertised gifts are ASS'T. COLORS RED L FISH CAKES & SPAGHETTI 3 - '1 introduce » bill to C > back to the people $3,000,- youri abiolutoly free by saving sizis ei >0°0 or U,00O,00O,00O in tax *• »*v to be used locaUy to Mutual Register Tapes RIVER VALLEY SOLE FILLETS 2 schools. hopes that a taxpayer, »>»g received, for eumpK, ft Rahway Ave. I tax rebate, mljht be mwe |:ied to vote for locftj at Main St. 1 luues. Mutual Super Markets Wood bridge PAGE TEN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 1 f^ t- |1 STATIOSTATIONN KOBBRORBKIl t SrllOOlS LUl WOODBRIDOK thr Hie Crow's Nest *- was at work at tl FAMOUS AMERICAN TAVERNS V 'ml<*r wIiCCi*Sj S Rstatio younn gan dma stoln e 1 j(inu |)hefM h reglgtei. r Ye Okie Centennial Inn in Marshall, Mich. - wool (BRIDGE - To make f lost dur g l Sii. .... f»-- "«>•twstoMii* v |"tne J£JSrnnoici|i in the public school Poor ill br shortened, the | te wife An ra jU.si f Education decided ,,|V|ng ner husband i.,, fare and There t ture. "And don't arum. •,' :;:) Is lute enough to go cither!" she snapped ,i , ^Jrvtnjt Hntt, Linden Avenue, Superintendent of f tirade. Woodbridgr, Is upwt over the o tne Patrick A, Boylan told -Argue," replied n IfCt that hv dog—a boxer— us hf advised return -wny. I have, t" has been missing for a few mftn li,,,,l thr Tuesday after .,j - weeks. The don is very Rpntle W01 Wd Mr Hutt feds thm who- "No, but you urn ver ha.« trip pet does not know l tiis. hf said, "*»» Bive m a most tufty Thursday, Oood — owner. If you navp found1 IK* dog or know of snmpnne, ! who han the animal. Mr. Hutt the school year Blessed are the ,„„ Irtmld appreciate it if you* c Harmon, James can tell their cretin would call him at ME 4-9245.' ,,,,m Barbara Wit.mer.iare broke without l for lie miww the dog very u Vl! Klizrtlx'ih Shewehuck. W. - The Little R i< •ftgch. . . James Sandahl. son 0( < tenchn-s to begin next sas. Democrat. ^ of Mr and Mrs James Sandahl |« Rahwsy Avenue Wood'1 were named as fol- ""'" bridge, is currently playing the Idws irvniR Bersak. Myrna baritone saxophone In the 68- Chciilt r, Fw Damen, Mrs. A- ftajequehenna University Sym- "On iht Old Stagecoach RouU" FtirlK'N, Mary Ellen Orau«- FORDS phonic Band The band is or, a Qn ^ M ^ h rouU w,.Mn r,Hroit >nd rhj inthe : am CHinl Hajisen, Dorothy trx-ronrm tour through c«i- chMniing litt!e ^,llf, of Marshall, Mich, stand. Y« Olde Onten- Robert Kftsko. Joah PLAYHOUSE Howard Kuhlman, tral Pennsylvania and in April nja| Inn M famous for fa m«nn that, for nine consecutive years, a m T»UJ appear In the York- poj] f travelling men h*» named it to the second spot on « list of Rachel Uvison. Duane Mc- o FOR OIR PROTF.rTION: Above, the new fire trurk of Woodbrtdre Fire District whirh inriudps «oodhrid»r .and Lancaster • Reading area. . . America's favorite mtaannts. Ewen.'Peter Matwljcow, Dale TODAY THHli SAI ui Sewarrn. is shown undergoing inspection and tests at thr Publir Sfrvlre dook. Left to rijtht. Kitymnnd Kiirbvwelt. *tatt Gerald Carvalho. 18, son of Mr. So faithfully does the inn Nlemlec Noreen Nolan, Mar- Mrs. Armondo Cwvalho, carry out its motto, "for m- taupcrtor; Richard Smith, drlivery engineer; James F.. /ehrer. fire fommlssioner and Tharlps Trautwoln, manufacturer garet O'Brirn. O»fl Roienberj, Th« automobile then cttne of the truck. Hveoue. Iselin, recent-dond THtJKSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN Loser Views Senior High Speaks Sweetness and Light Poll Results iNotr The Student Council of Woodbridge Srnior High By CHARLES E. GREGORY School will submit a column each week written by varloui WOODBRIDOE - John J students at the school,I Csabal, Pot'ds, who was defeat- ed Tuesday and wilt retire Hie National Honor Society Imvr been the suggestions — ^artful, from the Board of Education By Thorn.™ Koch Many Monday, -today Issued this like a trip-hammer—that I restrict my statement: Many citizens of our community are not award* I of somr of the fine, organizations within Wood-' \ ^ln the limit of the keyboard of my "1 enjoyed my term on the Board of Education and have IJI id»e High School. One club in particular of which1}. • no regrets for the many hours I devoted for the betterment I write is the Woodbridgc Chapter of the National ''•;. of our school'system. I sincere- Honor Society. ly believe my efforts were not * • * ! • Thnr ai*e others, of course—like Mr. Rossettl In vain because In some small measure I contributed to the Thr Honor Society, as it is commonly referred o was on the ballot for election to the Board of building of additional schools, In, is out' of the most important and utiquestiort*-1*"' helped form Junior High lu.-ation Tuesday—and who wrote me a Letter Schools and aided In curricu- iibly the most exclusive organization within the <. lum development to meet pres- hi^li school. Objectives of the National Honor So* |t, the Editor which appears in today's issue, in ent-day requirements. cirty are to stimulate intellectual advancement' h1(o< expresses an implied hope that I be con- "I wish to conifratulat*- the UiU'll 1 and to increase participation in extra-curricula^ less space thanjny trusty IBM winners and hope their leitn of llii'fl to even office will be fruitful and ben- li'i'inils. I possibly am confiding nothing new to eficial for the educational sys- ;tem of our «re»t Township." hut. he is not unique in this appraisal of my .in. To bpcome a member of the National Honor So- He has been preceded by competent doty a student must be scholastically in the upper» onr-third of the junior or senior class, and he must" |i,.;ihoriUcs. K. of C Makes participate in activities which arc a service to the*, Plains for Fete GREAT EMANCIPATOR:* painting of Abraham Lincoln, (lone by Mrs. Thomas Vliinn. 15X Winchi-itcr Koad, Fords, school. A prospective member must also display.» IflELTN-St. Cecelia's Council »as presented In Colnnia J'J&'or High School. Left to rislit uro Mr. Viana. Marion Viana. artist: Thomas (i. Desmond, definite leadership ability and have good character. *,.' still. I suppose all of us have some drive and Assistant Superintendent ofWchools; William Burns, principal, Colunia Junior High Srhool, and Patrick A. Boylan, Knliihts of Columbus wilt hold • * * • •* nvict ion that perhapsiure us into areas for which open house in Our Lady of nf Schools. Lourdes Hall next Wednesday As you can see, the four main qualifications of ? have neither formal nor actual training, no at 8 P. M. A group of speakers! the organization are character, scholarship, leader:.", experience—only the do-good disease will be present to tell how why the order was started and Guild to Hold Mrs. Karaffa NamedHead Attorney Spks ship, and service. Fifteen percent of the senior class - seizes all of us whose careers have been explain its place ln the com- and five percent of the junior class are the meim t munity and throughout the |li in it cd to the slavery of newspaper idealism. This world. Easter Hat Show Of Hospital Dielitians [To Mothers Club bership quotas of this group. In early spring, WOODBRIDQE — A private WOODBRIDGE — "Wills" members are tapped at a tense and exciting i, the most difficult of task-masters, and while the James Sullivan will preside Inter hat preview will be COLONIA — Mrs. Eleanor us the mibjeot of Attorney C. over the program and Intro- Karaffa of Colonia has been ceremony. " " t hirsl profession in the world might be a more shown by the Lorantffy Guild Hiristiaff Stockel at the annual duce, the speakers Including: of the Evangelical and Reform-^Pointed chief therapeutic crs and Guests Night of * • * * 2 casual approach to life and much more lucrative Rev. John M. Wilus, pastor of ed Church March 7 at 7 P, M.!<"etillan at fert> Amboy Gen- Wuodbridge Mothers Club St Cecelia's ChurcTi; Hugh Me- Attendance will be by invite- eral Hospital. According to the llci at the home of Mrs. John The Honor Society contributes many worth-* [in meeting life's materlaT requirementsrl prefer Oulre, Joseph E. Bllson, Wil tlon only. announcement made by direr- \qmla, 170 EdgSr Street. while services to the school and community liam Duerscheldt, and Fred t)i»- slave-driver commands and demands which I Guests included: Mr, and German. In charge of hospitality a new position created as part eluding tutoring students, donating to scholarship « be: Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Egry,| 4rs. William Coughlin, Mr. hue—(or reasons I cannot quite rattonallBe—en- Walter Conner, membership of the expansion of food serv- nd Mis. Raymond Jackson, funds, assisting in community projects such as the fc chairman, will welcome the Mrs. Anthony Ambrose, Mrs.: ices in preparation for the hos> Mr. and Mrs. C. Christian Independent-Leader's Community Chest Drive and" jm-etl through the years. Frankly, I simply have jimest*. Theodore' Blpos, Mrs. Andrew pital's current growth to a 540- Novak, Mrs. Frank Baka and itockel, Mrs. Ernest Bei'enyi,! A film. "Noble Heritage" will bed medical center. Miss Helen Greiza, John Aquila, Christmas projects, donating books to the school hiked it—and do. Mrs. Andrew Racz. be showu and refreshments Mrs, Karaffa is a rtativc of Robert Clark, Louis Gabriel, library, and many others. * served Mrs. Novak led devotions at Scranton, Pa., where she at- William Hamed, Fred McEl- * * i + The Ne# Jersey Junior Out a meeting last week. Others tended Central High Schoo Wftnny, Andrew Menko, James door Sportsmen have arranged participating were: Mrs. Bakaland Marywood College. Afteri Sabatino, James Sherrard, Pet- Our young citizens eagerly participate in the I suppose this all comes into expression because o present after the regular and^Rev. Egry who spoke onreceMng her bachelor oi er J. Urban, Henry Warner andi meeting of the Knights of Co- National Honor Society, and their efforts and my acceptance of a request that I serve^as an Iscience degree in homo eco- Robert Nelson. '• . j lumbus next Thursday night Mrs. Ambrwft president, nomics she interned for a yeai achievements assure us of excellent leadership in a diversified sports pro-, nounced events M follows: ^ Mrs. James Bherrard andi iMitial chairman of a public meeting tomorrow at Duke University!) Hospital Mrs. Peter J. Urba^n'wcre host-! the world of tomorrow. gram which promises to be in- Mother's Day Dinner May 7!^ 0VDletetTcs'ln Durhain, esses. . • v I it nn between one of our major Industries, and teresting and Informative. with Mrs. Joseph Pinter chair-JN Sporting (Urns will be ihown plan; a Chinese Auction Marchi ; - ! ' - 4 Ty - The nekt f .-Hup of neighboring resident* la Port Reading. j 8h8hee ^ bem a ;«jtttan at by UttteTl Binlef iti* Louis with Mrs. Benjamin ErdeylJEmke H ital presbytemn Civic Theatre a»iml to undertake what I can anticipate as a MRS. ELEANORE KARAFFA ^4 KUDU aiKl «fH cover the topic* Mrs. Stephen Stopen and Mrs.|H lt , Philadelphia, and St. Hunter Safety and "Bow andAndrew Nagy in charge; a Mary's Hospital, Scranton. Mrs. Henry Warner as c6-host- i-.-ihly difficult endeavor, purely ID the firm be- Oun" thoroughly. rummage sale April 13, 14, andlw"'? was. for ess. Guest speaker wil be Mrs. 15 with Mrs. Joseph Elek chair-1 Put that men who talk in good faith can resolve Rudy Brazouic, deputy con- three years, assistant adminis- Donald Wescott who will dis- Hope of Drama Teacher servation officer, will speak on man. trative dietitian at State Hos- cuss, "Ceramics for the Home." p. in.ii or imagined differences through under- the deer situation in. New Mrs. Ambrose is In ohargei WOODBRIDGE — An innovation—a civic theatre for pital, Scranton. Woodbridsie Township— is being planned by Bertram Katz, Jersey. of purchasing new chtnawarel Mrs..K6raff a isa member of Chinese Auction Biaiiiliiif;. Richard Melton will be on for the kitchen. Fords Girl Betrothed drama instructor at Woodbridge High School, with the co- |the American Dietetic Associa- WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Les- operation of the Township Recreation Department. hand to demonstrate the tech- Mrs. Baka and Mrs. Joseph!tion, a national organization To Carteret Resident nique of bow snooting. All Mandy were In charge of hos- lie Egry, publicity chairman, Mr, Katz has conferred with John.Zullo, director of the of professional dtetitions who announced the Ladies Aid So- members of the council are pitality. FORDS—Announcement has Recreation Department, as well as Mayor Frederick M. Adams must be college prepared and ciety of the Evangelical and The hard part in attempting to resolve differ- Urged to attend. been made of the engagement and Committeeman John have a year's internship in a Reformed Churok will hold a of Miss Dorothy Claire Powoj- HuRhes, Third Ward, chairman "We hope to have our casts Jff 1 suppose, is born of the unwillingness of one hospital accredited by the Chinese Auction at 7:30 P. M Caryl Ann Vici$co ski, to Michael Edward Poll, Jr., of the Recreation Committee, made up entirely of Wood- •*' A.D.A for teaching dietetics. Saturday in the Parish Hall it v or the other—or both—to meet on a common son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. and was assured of cooperation. bridge residents", he went on, ;lj Engaged to Battiato Mrs. Karaffa and her husHomemad- e pastries will be Kiwanis Hears Poll, 9 Louis Street, Carteret, As ptans\stand now, the plays •To my knowledge this is the ;!. band, Andrew, live at 39 Merserve- d with Mrs. Steven Simon, nmd. I am still naive enough to believe, how- by her parents Mr. and Mrswil. l be offered during the sum-first time that the theatre will || WOODBRIDGE — Announce- cury Avenue -with their two Mrs. Prank Kopanyi, Mrs. come to the people without |l ! that once this meeting is held that unselfish Joseph A. Powojski, 9 Liberty mer for six weeks in Township Dr.Partenope ment was made by Mr. and children, Andrea, 7, and Ron-jj"a'mcs *pfc'ntek,"Mrs." Andrew parks. The plays will be offered charge. This type of theatre |Mrs. Theodore Q. Viclsco of 319: aid, 2. Street. nNbe and interest in the welfare of adversaries WOODBRIDGE - Athlete's Dorko, and Mrs. Andrew Busa three days & week was popular jn the middle ages Drive, of the engage- TuBss Powojski graduate* from, 1 in ctlarge., same play .Being pf and was-oiUed pageant wagon ,' f:an lie resolved. If I did not beljeve this, neither I herfrl, heart .murmurs,. high ment of their daughter. Caryl tfawy'i Bigti SfihooffPerth blood pr««ujr«. Strokes, and two Weefs'In all,.three plays theatre, we feel this type of ,i Ann, to John Battiato, son ofWoodbridge Resident Anrtwjrt«l»»of &8, and i& em- theatre will tie welcomed and if .„ 3 .myone could have any continuing faith in the ivaTtou*^7liearrrnWTu ployed by the Shell Oil -Com.will be prod\K#i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Battiato, ih the Parish Hall with will be good publicity lot ! wer(1 Engaged to Boro Git pany, Sewaren. *ii* y of the hopes of all human nature—for ' «piaim-d by Dr. Edward .9 Kelly StreeUMenlo Park. Rev. Leslie Egry, pastor, in- An organization will be Woodbridge." ' Her fiance is also a graduate •u.ii respect is the most important of all com-' ^^ZTlZ^ Miss Viclsco is a graduate 6f WOODBRIDGE — Announce- stalling the new officers. formed next month and Mr Stages will be made from \ oodbridge High School, class of St. Mary's High School Katz will serve as director. platforms which were formerly in a Situation Of this kind. at a meeting of the Woodbridge ment has been made by Mr. Preparations are being made Perth Amboy, class of '58. He I960. and Mrs. Emanuel Altprantis, by Mrs. Steven Kovach and "We naturally are concerned used for block dances. Kiwanis Club at the Log Cabin Her fiance attended Wood- is a junior at the University of with the kind of theatre which Inn Tuesday night 71 Tennyson Street, Carteret, Mrs. Lillian Carroll, represent- Notre Dame, South Bend, In- bridge High School. Both are ing the Sunday School; Mrs, will be offered", Mr. Katz said Dr. Parti'liope ' stressed the of the engagement of their diana. "The plays will be fitting for Catty employed by F, W, Woolworth daughter, Carol Ann, to Robert Anthony Ambrose representing Mv closest friends don't care for my sermons— need for proper understanding Company, Menlo Park Shop- the entire family—with sound. — It must be at least of heart ailment and advised Kollbas, son of Mrs. Margaret the Lorantffy Guild. Mrs, Egry moral themes. We are thinking six years since I saw you last. ing Center. HOSTS TO JONES i Mimetimes. I am not at all convinced I have the greatest ditimer Is .fear. Kolibas, 526 Vesper Avenue, is in charge of program. of presenting "Our Town" as How much older you lookl I 'There are 10.000,000 heart Woodbrldge, and ,the late WOODBRIDGE — Mayor would hardly have known you. n« i\ them wisely or well. My theories of under- Frederick M. Adams, and oth-our first production." cases ln (he United States, and URT IN MISHAP George Kolibas, BACK TO STUDIES The director explained there Barbara — Yes, it is a long 'iiiiinB have been put to a singularly difficult 500.000 of thett- are children," COLONIA - Mrs. Angela Miss Aliprantis is a graduate COLONIA — Edward Ander- er Republican members of the 1 Town Committee, will be hosts will be a casting call and he time. If I hadn't remembered and sometime* when I turn the final page for he stated. lagyl, 28, Cleveland Avenue of Carteret High Scliool, son, Jr ., son of Mr. and Mrs. hoped talented residents of the your coat, I wouldn't havo slightly Injured Saturday Mr. Kolibas graduij^ed from Edward Anderson, 216 Newat a cocktail party Saturday at i on The .Decline and Fall of the Roman He pointed out over-weight, Township will respond, known you, either. and boredom are major vhen she lost control of her Woodbridge High Sqtiool and Dover Road, has returned to the Ad Lib to honor Walter H which I have been trying to complete for causes of heart- attacks which ;ax and lt. overturned- twice, served in the U. S. Nftvy. He ishis studies at Haja»i;d after a Jones, Republican candidate lilting.the Parkway.bridge on employed by Marcus Trans- for Governor. (lore years than memory will recall—I wonder if know no limitations; execu- weekend at home. tlvei, workers, laborers, both Route 1. She was treated at|former Company, Inc., Rah- !*>.viibly can have been sufficiently literate to men and women are subject to 'erth Amboy General Hospital.lway, i my case. them, Woody Woodbridge Dr. Partenope narrated iries of slides explaining Your FORMS trapcr weight control, good Proclamation Probably not. I am inclined to think the very rorking habits, and proper get a mtlook are the beat preventive WHEREAS, The Council of United Church in-standing I have sought to encourage among oeasures. Women annually conducts a program that is has evaded my own determination and ca- Other guests were William signiAcant and noteworthy in its efforts to unite Jchwaz, William Schwen, and all peoples In a fellowship of prayer, and * '•••'•.v All I can suggest, now, is that if those who Robert Roberts "New Look" me can put up with me, then I will do my Qeorfle Ajidresak, Robert O, WHEREAS, through a WORLD DS&Y OF Juffy, and Dr. Euwne A. Leahy put up with them. This may be an over- PRAYER, individuals everyherc in the state, the vere initiated into Kiwanis by nation _and the world are provided with an When thoy're of a statement of solution for dif- lerman Dettmer. chairman o v opportunity to join in helping further peace and 1 'it cs which may exist among ua—but maybe ocational guidance and Kl Drv Oaned Here! i-anis education. goodwill, and ' solution really is this simple: I will accept you, WHEREAS, this activity is interdenomina- v«u will accept me—all things being equal. tional, interracial, and international in scope Your pn-ttiest gown or dress wlffclook as new as the first and seeks through combined prayer to bring time you wore it ... thanks to our careful, scientific about a world in which all may live in brother- dry cleaning. 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Do it today! hind th« Iron Curtain! 50 KINDERKAMACK ROAD, QRADKLL . 627 Phqne: COIfax 1-3800 AVKNlJE' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1961 PAQE FIFTEEN Clubwomen B'nai B'ritk To Install Unit Offers On May 18 FORDS- U a nuctlni! of the NovelDrama FordR Woman's Club tost Wrd- nefday a nominating commit- FORDR -An original musleiH tpp «";s elected including Mm drama entitled, "House fOf Jnmi.s Clement, Mrs. Chcatu Sale" wll be presented Tueajjij' ,-iJ B««lnskl and Mrs. Erm\si Nrl at a meeting of B'nal BTttta* son repreftentlng the pvt-cutlvr Women, Ramot Chapter, ij bom'd, and Mrs. Robrn Ohlson Temple Neve Sholom, Metuch- and Mrs, William Menweg n. at 8:30 P. M. repreneiHIng th« club nt inVKc Mrs Martin UpsUln, jrtwt--.'- Election of officers will be dent, announced the play demfijr held in April With there otficrs will the problem! of llvtn* hi - to be filled this season second modern suburbia and Is undff president, recording soci'e- the direction of Mrs. Stanley tary, and ti'Cftsurpr> Installa- Levine, second vice president In tion will be. held si the \lnv charge of program and Mr*. ! (supper at, Lou'Homer's Ad Lib, Iieonard Nardoe, antl-defama- Woodbiidge, May" 18, with Mis tlon league chairman. Oeorne"Prick', chairman. 'The cait includes: Mrs', Al-""" Several members will attend brrt Kless, Mrs. Lester Kreia, a session' of Middlesex County Mrs Jack Klotsky, Mrs. St Juvenile Court Monday oy ar- ley Lcvlne, and Mrs. Na rangement with Judge AHona Narrator is Mrs. Eugene Kal«t Appleton In cooperation *lth and Mrs. George Bonn Will t*» the Federation Day In Couit company on the piano. project. Guests are welcome to attend The club voted contributions this musical program. ; to international relations de- vi! partment projects as follows: are, Unicef, and Meals for Millions. School Library Mrs. John Csabai, American Home chairman, reported the Plans are Told ancer dressing group meets ;very Thursday at 1 P.M. at the MENU) PARK TERRACE — ibrary, and that 326 dressings The library committee Of were1 made during January. School 19 PTA announced, VOVNG ARTISTS: Above we the winners In it poster contest sponsored by PTA of School 14, Kordu, during lt« recent White cotton material la needed IN LIONS CLUB SHOW: The St. flairs, "Rhythm In a Modern Manner," will be one of plans for the organization of a Imok fair. Student* were permitted tn line us mmlcr sillijerts a story, luniks In (jenersl nr the honk fair Itself. l*ft to right, and may be left at the library the features in the annual Broadway show to be, presented February 22 by the Fords centra! library at the school l,,,t r»w. ' William Rhlnet, Charlen Stek, Nadine Sejulne, Susan Yuhas; nerond row, Dennln Hathaway, William Ander- Lions Club In Our lady of Pence Auditorium. Joseph Martin will be Master of Ceremo- have been completed. MM, A circulation of 1,222 books ,mi Alicia Plesn«n*l. JoAnne tlswicn; third row, Sharon Reid. Rebecca Rhlnrs, Susan Fasan, Keith Sorensen; fourth nies and other acts he will introduce will be Fran Martin, Burton and Kaye, Masters & Charles Jeffrey, chairman of during January was reported r,,« I'atrlrin Ter»buih. Heltn Rreledl, Barbara Flwo, Joyce Vrrrshark; fifth row. Kathy l.und. Mlchele Ruaclto, Loll Laurent, Jerry Hartnet, RPY Owen and Senar Corlez. Proceeds will he used to finance the. project, reported progmi by Mrs, George Heath, Horary Warren. Jo»n Gornltlkj; «lxfh row. Gary Oruber, Nancy Grunt and Peter Korkcusko, Receiving honorable mention the many charitable activities of the Lions Club. Tickets) may be purchased from any as follows: ( committee chairman. A dona- were Gall Kldath. John Morrow, Cathy Johnson, Iynn Hill, David Swift and Jan O'Bucfc. member of the service croup. Mrs. Bramble, field librarian • tion of books from Samuel Katz for the State Department Qt was received as follows: School and Public Libraries, "Small Patients", "The Great Trenton, visited the school In UHS Barbara Ann Lehr Rock and Roll Prisoners", "Dr. Zhlvago", "Ex- January and discussed, with UTB Qd.uj", "Taming the Criminal", committee the best method* "Discovery tn the Judean »nd policies to use in organiz- eda Robert Kolodziey Contest is Se Desert", and tab volumes of ing a school librarf; money KUH Mi.vs ISarbarB Ami Serving as best, mau was An- 1IOPELAWN—Joseph DeAn "Man, in Structure and Punc- budgeted for thr> library has ilaiiRhU-r nf Mr. and Mrs. Bmeiko, Pord« and uM,- *'lo. supervisor of Hopelawn tioa". been used to purchase books, FoldS' Youth Organization, announce Baiaar Slated supplies, and equipment; and .mi ,1 iJ-rir. 411 registration for the annua! the Board of Education hag In- 1 Jr A bazaar for the benefit of Avciui' . linden, Rock and Roll championship the library will be held there stalled book shelves In Uu li- ,::,!(• n( Kubort L Kolod-^ountalrui, p^, the couple will contest will take place tomor Thursday afternoon, April 6, brary room. .mi of Mi mid Mrs. John;rM|,je jn Fords, Por traveling, row night at the regular teen- with Mrs. Baglnskl chairman, Other members of the com- ii^icv, fi:i Jackwn Avenue,!the bride ohov H tweed WBlklng axe dance. The club was represented at mittee include: Mrs. Kenneth nlinnoon at a double'gun 1 Eileen Bruno and Ralph a drama seminar In Rahway Kraemer, co-chairman; Mrs. itiKinv in St. Elizabeth Mr, Kolodziey was jj»duatfd Armstrong were voted King and last Saturday by Mrs. Clement, Stella Jacoby, faculty advisor; •niv ciitliollc Church.' Linden High BchOol and |Mrs. Nathan Boydman, Mrs. from Queen of the 1IYO dance last Mra. jgine* Harkuy, Mrs. L. W. Frank Barber, Mrs. Prank Chls- H. v Oiald Brady offl-;,(t«nded Rutgers University, Friday night. Runners-up were Livingston, and Mrs. George mar, Mrs;. C. T. Housel, Mrs. A. 'Newark DlvUlon. She Is em- Kathy Mellnlck and Terry Molnar. Another Seminar will C. Frnnkel, Mrs. R. H. Irish, ii marriage by heriployed a« a mathematlc* cleric Honan. be held Saturday and members ;Mrs. Maurice Lleb, Mrs. Ber- (lei •;.• midf- wort a lace at two Re»ar [)nmp taxes, so that morf money willjefforts »r? -conduced V»thln t*r . . . "WHrj-» aeffin'g OSse! 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The newconif-tf« 250 Amboy Ave.. Woodbridje Combination of brass and percussion, num- et of twinf :n \ SALES & SERVICE Woodbridge STORM bers of flintlock muskets and jla&t s a battery of field artillery com- Tel. ME 6-0010 WINDOWS Pictures Make Rnfiif ft SMiig Watch Repairing - The birth of the um.s vul Wonderful Gifts! prlse the basic elements. Funeral Directors - and no surprise to the Mont«te| - Music Instruction - Call (or an appointment Top Including "Leonore Over- ery's this time because th( Coal & Oil JALOUSIES ME 4-3651 T. R. STEVENS EXPERT Crafts- tpre No. 3" and "Promctheusjtor had told them to Free Estimates I LEARN TO PLAY THE Roollnr and sheet Metal Wort manship Overture" this album contains'twins. ACCORDION THE CAMERAS and MS ST. GEORGE AVE. many sounds from a host of; However, the first *'i. 1t| * t Mirrors • Shower Doors PHOTO SUPPLIES WOODBRIDGE Modest battle effects which were tapedisurprise them because t lu-y 3 LET US MODERN, EASY WAY! at the U. S. Military Academy| ady had five childm i\. Synowiecki • Desk Si Furniture Tops PricePr s re Solve Vour NO ACCORDION TO CAMERA REPAIR at West Point and were used ini(jld not nm jn either i;tm:.v BUY PASSPORT PHOTOS AU Europe on a two-month record- j •^Watch iTon'^on HEATING PROBLEMS Funeral Home MILTON GLASS CO. PHOTOSTATS ng expedition. \ Chip Off thf Bl«rk Private I.i-ssom: Repairing i>mniwi from 79 E. Milton Ave., Rahwaj LAMINATION We recommend this album| Vi«tor — What will >•• ('i Block Irom Penn Station) • International for tho«e who like to review theiwhen you are as bsp i- Service to Complete 56 Carteret Avenue • Modern ACCIDENT PHOTOS MARTIN LAWRENCE iounds of history. Smother, Joan? Tel. FU 8-7373 • Classical Atr-Condlllcning Heating Installations Carteret, N. J. Warm Mr Beat ' JEWELERS Another Mercury. "I Dig Joan — Oh! Reclun:-. -\< Industrial Exhaust Sj»ttm Dancers," is a jazz thing by cises, I suppose. KEROSENE Beginners and GALLARD'S PHOTO Motoi Guardi ME 4-1086 FOB FREB ESTIMATES 94 Main St. Woodbrld[e Telephone KI 1-5715 Liquor Stores Advanced Call 547 Amboy Avenue MS «-nu or m Students MErcury Woodbridge, N. J. Water Softeiers AVENEL Aecepted 4-1400 Mon., Wed. 10 to » LIQUOR STORE We cury * full line of MuHcal KE0> UP WITH YOUR Toes., Than., Sat 10 U I SALES fC featuring InitrumenU and Acceuorlei Friday 10 to 9 Heery Jaisei & Soi Large Selection of Choice Tinnlnx and SERVICE AVENEL • WINES ftrth Amboj'i Oldest EsUblilhtd FLYNN & SON Accordion Center PlRRiblig & Heating - Sheet Metal Work RENTALS HOME TOWN NEWS • BEERS 21 Years at tnc Same Location COAL & OIL CD. FUNERAL HOMES • CORDIALS Boofint, Metel CeUino Water Softener Salt CUP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY 126 Rahway Avenue, Avenel and Furnace Work Soft Water Soap Cold Beer by the Case Swimminf Pool Supplies , 120 East Avenue Also Imported Beer EDDIE'S For Dependable 588 AJden Street WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. .Perth Amboy 18 GREEN STREET Delicatessen Prompt FREE Delivery Service Call Woodbridge, N. J. SERVISOFT II Ford Ave. Fords Tel. ME 4-2074 OF WOODBRIDGE WOODBRIDGE. N J. MUSIC CENTER Telephone MErenrj 4-124C VA 6-0358 c( 145 Avenel Street 921 St. Georte Avenue Q Enclosed please find $400 for one-year AVENEL, N. J. Established 1931 Woodfaridce li. LEFFLER* subscription to: TREAT SHOPPE Ed Bonkoski, Prop. ME 4-1815 613 Kahwuy Avenue 357 State St., P. A. VI I-12M Licensed Service Statiois O INDEPENDENT-LEADER Telephone jMErcurj 4-1889 Plumbing & Heating • CARTERET PRE8B Woodbridffe Furniture (Opp. WhHe Church) CONTRACTOR • EDI8ON TQWN8HIP-,FORDfl BEACON WOODBRIDGE In Woodbridge It's The • SALADS at Their Best U 8-8187 TO be sent to: tSODA FOUNTAIN Liquor Store TOM GARAGE WINTER BROS. 38 Kennedy Street, IKUB J. r. Gardner & Son NAME • FRESH BAKERY GOODS MAR i ANDRASCIK, Prop. FRANK KREISEL Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P M WaysMe Fun. Shop MUSIC STUDIO 485 AMBOY AVENUE ADDRESS Complete Stock of Domestic INCLUDING SUNDAYS Half Yearly Clearance Woodbridge Sale Now In Profrens! and Imported Wine* Wednesday Ail Uaj TOWN .._. • Bigfw Valiut • Top Btandi Seen sod Liquor* ED FREY MEreun 1-3549 • Better Smlct * Loner Fnc», Formerly With Chutes ran We're SpecUUsU In FOR QUALITY 574 AMBOY AVENUE Drugs St. Georce Avenue at I S. • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN Highway 1, Avencl WOODBRJDGE, N. J. MENT and BALANCE (At tb« WcH>(ll)rid«e PlyraWig & Heatiis Clovfrli|»l Circle) Electric Sorer Sento • BRAKE SERVICE RAYMOND Open 9 A. H to 9 P M. Intl. Sit. Locksmith Telephone: DIAL Phone MErcury 4-fi66« JACKSON MEreury 4-11JS FOR BUSINESS IS WOODBRIDGE KEY 1 Gill ME 4-0750 067 Harrell Avenue ME 4-1111 -2-3 and SON & LOCKSMITH SHOP OUR BUSINESS Woodbridge, N. J. WANT-ADS No Job Too Large Druggists Advertise 4UI0, UOMK, Whether it's a form w OkflCE KEY* or Too Small 88 Main Street DUI'LICATEL). Private Lessons on the Radii $ TV Service expedite your office op- \our SAFES 8ULU. 0 • GnlUi T Yes, call today . . . no erations or a bookin 10 Woodbridge. N. J. Ice Skates • tawt and Lawn BACON fee for estimates. We'll Muweib Sharpened on Htemiset 9 Accordioo Sett Need stimulate your sale Itolepnune MKicury 4-0554 REPAIR? rush a man to you to 1 lt and other we'll design and pi"' Paint Specials! ! Call help you plan, show- Uutnimeau lulcnur FU( Wlllte (In oil) ME 1-4360 Sewlig Machiie Service ing you money saving to your best advantiC hi This PK (allvu - IJ.1S IH Interior KU( White (Latex) • Itludeqt short-cuts. Our deliveries «il' ' per tullou . |3.U Kenul ART'S RADIO Ild Interior Flat Celorj As chairman of the Youth s Talks .ctlvlttes Committee of the Woodbridgc Elks, he hai gained ISEUN PERSOHAL^ •ocoRiilUon all over the state as By CYO Members mvint; one ol the best Youth The W'.iole Family II SCANR 0 Th e reRUlar I8EUN Ql0U S Jflnd Activities Programs. If this ? 2°' "- » " prove that hc Is an ,,,-nln HI«hw»J. l*»« l TA Wl be hpld uf Sl Ceccllas PTA 19 « " - ^ iMlln. met ardent heilcver of helping the Ti-l. LI 8"l« -I,,,.?' "i tht lelK»>-H« "le DChwrt hall with Mrs. you tli in our township nothing . couples Club of Flrat .! . e R Founder« Day William Blhler. second vice does. ' GG For These Delicious program featured at the meet- president, presiding. i^ininii Church of Iselilseiini|n ng. We would like to go on rec-] Vlll a sfcnttng party at _Mr. »nd Mn onl us being In agreement with ,.,vrlt Pai*. 'gos, Sacramento, Calif., were . Cecelia's CYO, Mr. Royle and we feel that a 1 Up of the injiistle* w»s dene to him [ ,„, Federated Woman's! guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael m n d ,, ,,f iselin held Itst regular Pegos, Middlesex Avenue. ; ? ?" Hurt to our local newspaper by ',.„., ,,t the Iselin Free Pub-i —Mr. and-Mrs. Robert Mor-' noL being notified of the pres- Yiimry; Wednesday after-(ton, Jr., and children, Nancy, entation of the trophy to our noys. Jt wfl.i our team and our]1 FOR LENTEN MEALS Robert, 111, Donald, James and',,., . „ .. , „ „ 1 gh Schooli New Brun8Wlck sports representative should stIid Mrs. nyiUlam Andrea Claire, Homes _„.Park_ Mr clud d; lis Olflce lluiM- Men liiere. ,'1,1111 nnd daughters, Nancy Avenueu,, Wweree .riestguest,s oof MMrr . anandd ? ? "} *1 " Qoodrlch Street, Mrs. Robert Morton, Teaneck,iAnn Chencharnlk, Woodbrldge j We know that In the future High School, cultural clmlr johnne will still continue to from dinner quests of Mr. and' —Mr. and Mrs, Philip irui1 to improve our athletic l mils Mnlne, Union. |Cqhen,• Union, were -v»U ofi. ,. Wood- >roi;ram,s and see to It that Manorial services were,Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cawll.;™™Be »•«•> soclnl >oth boys and girls at Wood-i nincsday night at First! Middlesex Avenue. chairman; Edward Oorskl, St ,1 W jridgt! High School are guided' VKMIBIT Chitroh.of Helta r-MUi Lynn Waldh«lm, he- Peter's' Prep,, Jersey city, in oy the most competent coaches! Mr- .tames O'Rourlce who Hn, and Miss Karen Flschle, charge of athletics and John! available as he so states in his Port Reading,, were guesta of R'c s s e 1. Woodbrldge Hl«h PURITAN DAIRY Attending thejthe Mlssesluth Ynrf Maxwell•**"**> <***«"«» of the rellg. and we hope that In the future his endeavers are moiT Day dinner atjind Faith Maxwell, Charles'10".* conLm|ttee Give sparkle to your lenlen immift M \ Street. 1 Mr. Bolger expressed the sincerely appreciated than they Itr.staurant were Mrs. tinve been in the past by those hope, that through tha parents, AUTO DEALKR HONORED!, Joseph Hencdftll deft), president of Middlesex County with these enriched^ nutritious I/Hotta, president of in the administration and a greater Interest In CYO ac- Automotive Trades Association, is shown prrsmtinn a plaque to Ulrleh Eichbaum, 12 S.'|ii'iil is PTA; ,Mr«. Jerome coaching staffs. tivities might be stimulated. Hc Park Avenue, Woadbridnf, past president, (or "distinsulshed services rendered" to the Fnritan Dairy Products. Full of : riM'l.,„i president of Iselin School 22 Teas Blncerly, then called upon his committee insolation nt a Valentine's Day party at Oak Hills Manor, looking on (rlcht) Is Charles i • ,,„• Hisli School PTA; Mrs Louis Llstol the necessary vitamin* nnd min- nili.m BllllngB. president of *' D_,A C Ichalrmen, and eath gave « fticora, association vice president. llOVC SUCCCSSl^rlef outline on the functions John J. Hoban, Jr. „,,!>• park 24; Mm. Henry Members- eral^ for glowing health, they make innii, Mrs. Martin Bchaefer, of their respective committees. 1 COUJNIA - Th« eighth committee chairman; WllHHmjstRtesmen," It is, my fondes Youth Activities Hurry Klein and Mn He took the opportunity to a wonderful alternate for meat "Back to School Tea" was hjrfd thank fcev. John Wllus, pastor Black, treasurer; Mrs. Earl Os- hope that the election on Feb Committee—Woodbrlrige ',V:lii:im Graham. senfort, secretary; Mrs, Wal- Elks #2116 thM week at School 22 after of St. Cecelia's, for his encour- uary 14 will prove your efforts Miss Diane Dodd. a atu- ters, publicity; Neal Prael, out- to have been fruitless. dishes.. . and they taste so good! demonstration lesions in the agement; Rev. Evaslo de'Mar- ,,,, • m the Nurses Training igs; William Roach, property first grade classes of Mrs cellus, the groups moderator, At Cub Dinner Alexander A. Rossetti' 11 Qlenwbod Terrace ,V,',, i,t Beth Israel Hospital, ian; Warren Rees, Alexan- Yours truly, Fords, New Jersey 1 PrUda Barhatfc and Mrs. Sylvia for his ttal and enthusiasm, -;, -Aiuk. spent the weekend Oraber. ISEUN - Cub Pack 48, der Cuthbertson, and George February 11, 1981 -! Hi her parents, Mr. and Mrs, and Thomas Byrnes, adult ad- sponsored by the PTA of School] Editor, Both Wachwi showed how Joehm. Editor Ihmlltnn BlUlngit Of Wrtlhtj visor, for his patience. He then 15, held its annual Blue and; they capitalize on everyday ex- Independent-Leader, Independent-Leader closed with an excerpt from the Gold dinner In Our Lady of periences of children In build- Woodbrldge, N. J. Woodbrldge, N. J. Dinner guests of Mr. aridl CYO constitution which Clear' Lourdes Hall In St. Cecelia's PURITAN DAIRY Ing readinsaamg vocabularies,. Usinusing i flnes the group's purpose, Editor's Letters Dear Sir: Dear Sir: Brodsky, Or and y de Church. On behalf of my husband May I express the following Mr. and M». word endings, they HUided their "TTo promote the wewelfarl e of, (From Sditoriai Page' , wrrr Rev. Roger D. Sldener, pastor and myself I would like to ex- sentiment In your editorial? and children, t thh hi dlll| COTTAGE Tillly students through phonic drllls|young socielyi thr0Ugh gpirit of First Presbyterian Church of I was shocked and In some press our thanks to all thej During the course of human enrol and Bobby, of as the reading lessons pro-jUal cuitUral,'and athletic ac- selln, gave the Invocation 'ays dlssappointed that you people who helped us last Sun- events, an experience such CHEESE rO:,i(Hi gressed. They also showed how.tivitle« and to develope from Guests were Rocco Tromboll ihould attempt in such'a cold day, (February 5) when we had happened this morning while Woma„.,„„„.n, 3 C Keruwth _.. tht school day may be ln-]tne youtn.s rank, „ represent- comlsskmer of the Northeasi ,nd calculating manner to in-[t0 rush our b8t)y to the hos" trying to get to church Irritated Try this creamy cheese Charleston. 8. C, WH a terspersed by a change of ac-i(ltlve ^ Cttpabk leadership." District of tha Raritan Council lta1 me and many others Involved as a part of your Lenten end Rtiest orf MrM . and MrsMr ,Uvlty M lh" »«ch«r senses the ^ ^ mence the forthcoming 8chooljP ' RReV f WlWllul $ i bl l fd of Boy Scouts of America; Mrs First to the First Aid Squad very much. This IS directed to r 3,k imade announcements as fol- [Board election. You have en- meals. It's delicious! Bet- 'rtomboll, Mrs. Harold L'Hotta who did so wonderfully evenj the town of Woodbrldge and to »» ;- ™»»° ^^'nisz'SiKlIers l]owi. achoo{ dayB l08t M a re dorsed thi policies and those ter have extra on hand for president of School 15 PTA who have created them that though the ambulance got] the two neighboring churches "' WeekcndguesUof Mr. andi'or the "»l *™de classes ofi8u)t 0, baj weftt'her will be those In-between snacks, and Mr. L'Hotta, Raymond stuck two block* away in thelln the center of the town of |Mis Thnddcus Plummer, Authinwmstwoand three ' post-j , attendance brought Woodbrldge near to made up bjf Smith, Institutional represen unplowed streets. One memberl ords. too. were Lynn Plummer|P°n«l because of . st°rm:WashlngtonF« birthday the brink of financial disaster. a n d tatlve, and Mn. Smith. carried the heavy oxygen unit in all my hectic Sundays, I dmwhter, Delores, Bm-jand hat been rewheduled forishortening t1he Easter vacation; You have endorsed a system of the house; another accom- ave never spent three quarters1 Island, [Monday at 2:1». ldatej for ^ Rnnual 8th ^^ A puppet show was presented management or rather lack r lved panied us to the hospital when if an hour getting from home | The Chain O'HUls Rod Mdj .,...„*« „- lhe ,„.„«„» with William Carney and management that over the j trtp are my brother-in-law, Daniel i church, and vice versa. Itl |(;ni Club met Tuesday at JWjMhool principal, Mrs. Florence . Richard, and Martin Colb; years has held our Township up March n J3 24 and pirgt , drove through the un- ems to me that traffic snarls Fnrds Avenue. Fords. Plans A"!™""">. "^' »• P»r^lP*- oly Communion would be dls- participating. to national ridicule. You lH 1 plowed Btreets In his car. vn- discussed for members to.Hni Uwchers. Recent l»%i Bob cats Inducted were Rob In effect, urged the people of Ike this one every church day wbuW on the flrit and lourth Secondly to our neighbors: ould encourage either pr both ,i•::. the Outdoor Exhibition at!w«re Mn. Ou«Uv Uplnskl. Mrs. g ^ 0, „ ert Teffenhardt, Glenn Dav Woodbridge Township to vote Ni\v York Coliseum. Joseph Marino, Mrs. John Cody.] and Ben La Marca. for a continuing program of1 Mrs. Sue Morawsky, a nurse hurches to influence the town An executive board meet-Mrs. Harold Thomas. Mrs. Jules' obviously careless spending and who rushed to help bring the to make changes to alleviate Achievement awards wer baby out of convulsions; Mr the situation. Mo one benefits !• i of Kennedy Park School 24lsler, Mis. Mortun Belfer, *ud fj(l(>rg anfl DcacOHB presented, by Cubmaster ^ even Increasing taxes. Jake Tusael of Clark, who plow> by tie-ups due to single open I> l A. will be held tonight at Mrs. Sylvester Novak. > , , ren Rees to the cubs, as fol You state In your column ied the streets of the develop anes on a busy two-way street,| given We deliver cortoge cheese with -t-- Installed in helm|lows: Louis Sepansky, Ronald nt and freed the ambulance plus improper and insufficient! ISEUN - An OrdinatlonjQornle, Henry ClemsnU, Gary each your milk. At your grocer's, too. men who shoveled out our parking facilities. service was held for the newly Roach, Clifton Ness, Donald candidates in th$ field con- driveway and many others whi The traffic Jam cannot be Installed officers of the First Walters, William Trenery, Oary tending for meinijfrbhip on the offered help. blamed to snow entirely, since Presbyterian ChurCh of Iselin Davis, Gary Walters, Michael Board of EducatMK; Yet neith- We are deeply grateful to a! these exist during balmy days at the ^1:15 A, M. Worship Rlnkus, John Axen, Robert Al- er you- nor1 juiy ndwQber of your as well. The town of. Wood- service Sunday. berUon, Louis Barbato, Wayne bridge and the area of Fords Installed were: Elders, Myron Campbell, Thomas Rees. Rob- should take some positive ac- Snyder, Herbert Selffert, Wal- ert Black, Joseph Pranks, JO' n now, and the churches ter Jncoby, Fred Blessman, seph Ackeiman, Craig Ossen- an accurate Sincerely yours, should lead the way. Hmold L'Hotta, Stanley Thay- fort, Harold Hart, Robert Cron man's ability or .integrity by er. John McLellan: deacons, Yours truly Glenn Davis, Edmond Arnold remote control then I am sure February 13, 196 Mrs P. W, Bloemeke, Albert Jules A. Mujtca Richard Rapp, James Towell,!that you have discovered a Editor TRY HEALTHFUL Magiw, Charles Hanbach; trus- George Bennett. Dennis Luna jnew principal in pasonnel se- Independent-Leader Editor, ues. William Jeffrey, Theodore Fred,"Vanttag,""Robert"o'Con- lection. How you can so post- Woodbridgp, N. J. The Independent-Leader i Bowman,- John Howard, John nor, Michael Hammlll, Gary] Lively select three men from a Dear Sir: iDear Sir: i.Vltoll. O'Rourke, Anthony Pollcastro, group x)f seven without person-j dents am YOGURT As forraer stu The Department ol Military The first board meeting of Arnold Rodgaard, Wayne Os- al contact I will probably neverjathletes oi woodbrldge Hig] Science of Rutgers, the State e 1961 sea.son was held Mon- senfort, Lawrence Roach, Ham- know. I am poslUve, too, thatjSchooli we were shocked to fini University, Is currently engaged I'day ut tlu- church. Made of whole milk and recommended ilton Billings, Jr., Paul Rosin- you will never be 6ble to tell out that our own local news in a research project relating me how you accomplished such i ski, Richard Cuthbertson, Louis paper wa8 not nvited to atteni to the history of Military train- for good health and long life. Minister Announces Plummer, Dominic Savasia. a fantastic feat. the presentation of the C, ing at Rutgers. Information Leaders' awards went to All In all, sir, I feel that inChampionshlp trophy on Feb [concerning the conduct of the \\Suniioy Sermon TopicGeorge Albertson, Mrs. Warren your latest column you have ruary 3rd. ROTC program in the past and COLONIA — Sunday at the Rees, Warren Rees, Mrs. Don- .done a gross disservice to the After all this is an honor t> the military experiences of Rut- 11:00 morning worship service aid Walters, Mrs. Hamilton people of Woodbrjdfce Town- our township which doesn gers is urgently needed. Any- at the United Church of Christ, Bllllngs, Mrs. Carl Luna, Carl ship and to your readers In happen very often and of whic one having such Information 'Rev. George A. ShuJU Will Luna, William Leavy. particular, I am disappointed no one could have been proude: please contact the D. S. ROTC FAT FREE preach on "What Are You Glv- The pack commltteemen are and disgusted with your obvious than John D. Royle. Over th Instructor Group; Rutgers Uni- versity, New Brunswick, N. J- ,lng Up for Lent?" Raymond Smith, Instltutionaljattempt f# exert some measure years he has lived and diec J a dlscussl6n|ReprresentatiVe; Carl Luna,|of control over th*' forthcom- with our local athletics and has Professor of Military Selene for parents of teenagers will be Cubmaster; Hamilton Billings, ing Board of Edoatlen election. given his all both scholastlcal Col John A. BradleyJ SKIM'MILK assistant cubmaster, and web could and athletically for Woodbrldg^ Professor of l)l ri.lt ATll), Inch (or Uch, line for line, thli tufted Military Science uivrt winf chair U a copy of one Stephen Fonter owned. ««loa leader; Sari Oasenfort, Nourishing and healthful... a whole li>r nrlilmil It now In tnt Ford Mincum at Dearborn, Mithiian. with the Queen Anne |»U l«f teblt. Perfection quart of milk with all the food essen- i^ uill hole many dtUlli which bespta> the true rtpro- ilui nun uf an anttqnt. Ccnttrj Faraltar* Co. #< tials ... minus the butterfat. WHODBRIDOE PUBUSHINO CO. 1H GHEEN STREET W(X)DBRIDOE, N. J. PASTEURIZED HOMOGENIZED : Enclosed please find $4.00 lor one-year subscription to: SOUR CREAM 1 High among the special pleasures of Cadillac owner- relaxing feeling of effortless driving is the superb silence INDEPENDENT-LEADER ' : CARTERET PRESS ship is the car's remarkable handling ease. It seems of the Cadillac engine ... the virtual absence of travel In non-returnable glass jars that make wonderful refrigerator dishes. i : EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON almost tfrdrive itself. In pairing, traffic, or on the open noise ... and those deep and buoyant Cadillac seats. You can build a whole meal around this road, a Cadillac maneuvers with scarcely more than Your Cadillac dealer will be more than happy to let To be sent to tasty dairy product. Use it plain, in salads, you see for yourself how deftly a 1961 Cadillac handles. your thoughts to prompt it. And contributing to this in cooked dishes, in desserts... a wonder- NAME ful Lenten treat! ADDRESS TOWN .,„ a „ AH Puritan Dairy products are available for home delivery by the Puritan milk- man who serves your neighborhood. TO ORDER, JUST DIAL (./<*> a *Ma(f-L,tntury VA 6-1200 3. M %uL PURITAN * County GREINER DAIRY "The Home of Cream Top Milk" FUNERAL HOME VISIT YOW LOCAL AVTHORiqm ^T^S^ DEALER Fayette & Wilson Streets ItUM MOttmltrwt m 4-om MILLER PONTIAC - CADILLAC Corp. Perth Amboy 477 West Milton Avdrtu*, FU 1-0300 Rahwty, NtW PAGE EIGHTEEN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1961 Barrons to Entertain Union 5 TomorroY-v Leaders' Lead is Pared Saints Trento In K.ofC* Pin Circuit Extend Baffle STANDINGS ]Truckers won two from Metro Mauro Motors hrd Jnhn Locals W JMotors. The second place paiimky toss a 222 In a 2-1 win .Sisko * Fedor 42 JWoodbridge Oldsmobtle swept 6m M 8 Tavmi Ron Lll. WOODBRIDGE--W'ii'niii j Wdbfte. Oldsmoolle 41 'three from State. Jewelers to ,, , • String down to an H-ii Woodbiidge Liquor 40 !nlp at the heels of the Slsko <«»s 209 *«s high for May- 'ufler loslllR to Trrntd Harry Burke ..... 39 , !keglers 'er'E. •„ Alexander's Foodtown SUndlnts eni lli-i this week, « Mayer's 3R !. Joe Ciliberto and John Ko-jwon three games from Wittina iimun make an atlc: 1 W Alexanders ., S7- Wtrcs teamed up with 212 and Machine-and Tool, and Kar-gc. jamPy. a ITHCII the .500 level \, • 'it Van Tassel's 37 J26» to lead the Auto Dealers massih PlumoiiiR and HoatniR c0:Onials 7 riiKht when Union linn,,. State ., 33 into second place, but TomwOn two from Ryan's Plumbing Benny's 6 1 local gym. The blM i..,,,_, Maura 30': 35'2'Karpinskt of State Jewelers Rudy Oalvanek led Karmazlns Boot), ^ - 5 scheduled for 8:15 o'cloc- Karm&zin 30 38 had the night's high score, a with a 214. while Pete McCann,Arty & Oeorpe 4 Union, one of tli, ,,,. Ryan's ... -29'a T 3j^l236 rolled the night's high set. 637, oiordano , 3 tennis in the Ccmiiii ,i,. Witting 28 38 ! Mel Oioffre rolled a 235 and on games jf 235. 210 and 192 EaRles ..: 2 Conferonco, has a 12 i; >,., 38 ,ers' 28 Ernie Andrascika 211 as Wood-Joe Ryan added a 211 for his Falcons 1 thus far this season. || .>.,,, bridge Liquor won three games^am. (1 39% ITom-Cat Five In their last meetlnn v,it . Tobaks 25's 40^'from Van Tassel's College InnJ In the ftoal match, Keuen IJHiuins, they were upn,(|.,, WORKING « close 69-88 score. Th. , ,, GOAL IB H,sel( was one of tin ... L.BAGUS, Feddr Transportation's lead insurance as John Papp led the won three gttnes from Tubak's-inn of Jim Maloney, roared to! plnved this year by Con. ; the Woodbrldge Knights of'.FlOrtsts with 210 and 201. Grocery as Bob Steinbach a 76-42 victory over Tom-Of Mote Uke's CftKers. Whrthfi >• Columbus Bowling LeaguejSteve Poos had a 201 for theirolledaailandTonyCMJkow-.Five in the Recreation Senior 1 the local drlbblem rm, , „ dwindled to one Kame as theilnsurRncemen. UN a 2O8, • :Basketball League. The Saints, BKiilnst the Parrnprf mr... ! !___ — .coached by Bob Oerlty. have; be seen jnow won eight straight game?, mid it is doubtful if they oan It mlKlit also be ptm. be stopped. i that Union and Wn.,,: Boston College Tops St. Peter's Maloney was a sizzling shoot-; have been selected to fin. jer for St, James', sinking 14 nthcr once again In th< , j field goals and three fouls for; A RAKKON Itl ST: Jim Duiiili. ,NJSIAA tournament «. 31 points, Jerry Demaio was School's mn^t viTMitilr ;ilhlclr>., the llnfilp tn- scheduled to commeiic ...• In One-Sided 42-18 Contest next, accounting for 11 digits. morrow nithl wlicn tin- Harnni'. fan nn at the local this month. Therefore. • 1 TEAM STANDINGS land two from the foul line for1 wlcki, romped to a 43-34 vie-; St. James' took a 15-7 advan- row night's game will HIM, . tage In the opening period and ns a psychological fnrtu: W Ll20 points, while his teammate, tory over St. Francis. 1 Boston College 1 Oj Dennis Witkowski, was next The versatile Stawicki from there went on to outshoot upcoming fracas. the Cats 24-12 in the Niagara 1 Odown with 14 counters. Walt Junior High Tilt Before Woodbridge < St. Joseph's 1 olstlllinan's six points was the plates focusing their ;r • St. Peter's 0 ltbest effort for St. Peter's. fouls. His- sharp shootin, nate.ij™ ««*>ta«rd tn 13 point.: (in the SUM WUl'nn :> . St. Francis _ 0 After a slow start in the first T deal with a well-bain:, Belmont Abbey 0 .period, Niagara cut loose with a S5JT2S.counters. Dennis" Mlnkle SSTJS"Srrr »nd' £ w. To Boost l I Iff III Mary'n quintet Tuesdm WOODBRIDGE—The second|l4-pouit splash in the second, Bob Stolth were the St. Fran- Cats with 18 points, while Ed —Strikes and Spares— Ev ( oll0 d p ng on the Perth Amboy cm: phase of the St. James' Big anrTfroin "there wekTn to"p^st|cu" high"score*rs with tot'aisof ^i. i ^ ', .1! P'_ WOODBRIDUE - One of be KUicied by John Tomrauk Despite the fast pace being game will complete u., , League schedule started durlngja 39-30 decision over Belmont 12 and 9, respectively. the townships most interest- and Frank Capraro. The Blazers' regular «chc(i,,, ; thlg week with Boston College, JAbbey. James Keating, one set by St. James', the Colonia ing sports events — the an- squad includes such former WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP LEAGUE Colonials still remained one 1961. • JUndlnn »! of Ftbniafr U rint SWIOT-IW. Huddle and St. Josephs win- One of the highest scorers lnjleague directors, nual faculty game between court slai's as: Jim Byrne, w (Continued on Page 19) Jne Shmnansky, Jack JBlias When Trenton mo\.| , LiTorsersos n 3»13»1/17(S-172/ , Ruth Blnhorn nlng to get off to a flying start. the circuit Billy Hefferman. that three games will be played Woodbridge Hlch and the town Tuesday night to i>, L. 8. Marsh 44 32,492/1752492/175 , L»ur> SSuUU 47 473/1J23 . Mary was a tower of strength for Saturday afternoon at the St, Al Stick, Lou Kuhn, Joe Tuba* Construction 39 Z7 Graybowsitl 471/176. Ruth AU«n «1, Boston College took On 8t. Woodbrldge Junior High — Niagara with 21 points. Fred James1 gym. Niagara is sched Jtiminss, Bob Mascenik, Ray fore a season's record <. • : A * P Trading 37 29 Io>nf MasUpeter 450, Alice Aleian- Peter's to inaugurate the sec- will be sponosred this year one expected the Bai: V.P.W. 2636 35 31der 455/180, Marse Toman 448. Made- ond-half and encountered little High also contributed to trie uled to tangle with St. Joseph's Peterson, Robert Mahan, VP.W. 4410 32 34 lelne Blgelow 44«. Claire Bailey 441/ Iona Upset for the first time by the emerge victor du» to u - : Uolnar's 27 difficulty emerging a 42-18 verdict with a point total of 10. In the first game at one o'clock,. Robert Bisler, and Jack 39 177. Mary Kulesza 4J8, Kay Smith Township Federation of 1 nadoes' past recrJrd. 1h . Wilt* House „.... 26 40 4tt. Millie Anola 434, Peg Hlctej winner. Belmont Abbey's, chief point- Boston College meets St. Fran-' Walsh. •Teachers with the proceeds Geroys 23 43!429. Anna Leonf 418/205, CUlre 01- Gerry Swiatko reaped the producer was Bobby Timlnskl cU in the second at two, and; Matt Jugo, the old pro jjtors from the Capital Iw,: , Honor Roil (200 or Better Gimts, !seu 414. Llllinii T!iereiio 411, Loul«i going to the Donald Wescott 16 straight and 33 In a •• 600 or BetUr Sets) Sinclair 410, Kay Corbao 403, Helen game's individual scoring hon- with an 18-point cluster. Belmont Abbey clashes St. John's [rum Fuidij, has been select- AlHon Scholarship Fund. the Central Jersey Con!.- Mllte Wolar IM-~I81 -234^505 (Mol-; ors for Boston College by sink- St. Joseph's, paced by the ac-St. Peter's^ in the finale at! ed to guide the Junior High 1 Hr'Bl, George Schmol! 230 iL. S.' There-game winners: TEAM STANDINGS for one of the best ier.1; , g . Whit„e Birc-.mhi lng nine shots from the floor!curate shooting of Mike Sta- three. The game, which is expect- cagers in their tussle with Bob Simmons 219. Jltnlnn over Cooper's Dairy. St. Qeorge W the State. tbiyi 3211 (Oerlty'slfOerlty'sl . EmiErnite Wrl?htPharmacwn?htPharmacy oveover OaJOakt TreTree DDrugs. ed to fill the local high the upper echelon. To work m.'k. Wargo 221 • St. John's 1 Trenton, with a him. ..•....• Two-gsjne winners: N&poll Pta- school gym, wil] be played with, he has the young and Results zeri&zeria over Frystock' RamblersRamblers,, iMlI Villanova 1 percentage, has average, v TheTe-game winners: Gerity 5 Pu- shop Rite over Mary's Dress Shop. February 24 and is scheduled experienced, namely: Don Moral Home over V.P.W. 2636. L. S.I — • Fords Wins LaSalle Tops Fordham Hob' Cross 1 to start at 7:30 P. M. Tickets Furdock, Angie Armando, 'over 75 points per game in i, Mh Whit H ever White House, Molnar's 8O-BHELL INTRA-PLANT LEAGUE; Notre Dame 1 are on sale at the high school Bill Hillyer, Jim Highberger, come a serious threat i,. tavern over A & P Trading Post. j Standings as of February 10 Seton Hall ; 0 Central Jersey and State rhu; •Two-gamg e winnersnrs; ; VV.F.W. , M10 W and the various Iselin, Fords, Joe Markus, Bill Kovacs, Jim Tunat Construction. [Laborers _ U In Thriller In Colonia Cage Match Manhattan 0 and Colonia Junior Highs. Lake, Jerry Delaney, and pionshlps. |Oepot 11 Iona 0 The high school team will Ernie Dubay. Well aware of the fact tu, * BOWl-MOR BPORT8MEN-S Treasury 10 Fordham 0 iTrenton was a high ><'>:::. * LEAGUE Supervisors _ _ 10 TORD9—Sparked by the ac- TEAM STANDINGS * Standints as of February It Terminal 8 curate shooting ol John Sim- Senior League WOODBRIDGE — St. John's machine, Coach Lake ,i..o ! i W Oarage 8 W L the first half champions in the! O flwiho Still to play ^liberate ba.^k;:,,, WU-Plo Electric 11 *J!Com-Pounders - _ o Ikovich and Tom Wleczerak, the 1 ford* Sporting Center 9 3; Laboratory 8 iFords Junior High School Bowlers Aid Fordham ..... 3 l!St. James Little League, got" XjlUUo kJlHl from the start to slow do-.M-. •:. llibl Liquor Store a 4|Offlce , 7 ?|roared to a 50-74 verdict over' LaSalle ._... 3 1 off to a good start In ttie sec- visitors' effective offensni ii f J.W., Bopelawn 6 0 Engineering 7 Bt. Andrew's HNS. No. 1 5 7 Shipping 6 the Iselin Junior Higl in aj Manhattan _ 2 2 ond half by posting a decisive) strategy came close to :•••-., six Unoles .. 4 BiX-100's : _..„ 6 hard-fought game. Heart Fund Seton Hall 2 2 34-11 victory over Iona. The re- ing results when the bi : Lucky Strikes 4 g|Crandall6 5 In St. James' Loop Play Tornadoes could do wu. ; Bt. Andrew's H.N.S. No. 2 1 li;Pay-j«ollera 5 The Falcons, coached by St. Bonaventure 2 2 cent game was played at the Wonoi Roll (200 or Better Games, 'Schedulers _ 5 Neil O'Donnell, have now won CARTERET — Bowlers of Boston College 0 4 Amboy Avenue gym. TEAM STANDINGS the free-throw line, for 19 'shoot the Barrons 8-4 i: (00 or Better Sets) Welders 3 Middlesex County can roll forj first period. It must ai • Hal Kressler, m-215-215-401, Dick Honor Roll (200 or Better Games, five games while losing only Junior League ; Making a big splash in the W L points. Also ranking high In the MardlEh 220-201. Ray Szemborstl 219. cash prizes and aid the 1961 St. Francis' 3 pointed out that the lion, j 600 or Better Sets) one, to pace the Township 0' scoring column for St. John's St. Joseph's 2 0 victor's scoring column were frank Evans 212, Paul Tureli 204, A. Kovach 237-227-163 (627), S. Heart Fund campaign in a Holy Cross 2 missed several scorinc •;; Opt Connlf! 201, Hid Hfrbst 201. Ducaak 192-235-192 (SIB), N. Qresh Junior High League. 1 was Tom Redding, who ripped Holy Trinity 2 0 Al Nagy and, Paul Rapach with Wi (Continued on Paxi :,• ~ Results 245. S. Murphy 233. R. Joel 226, J Slmkovich accounted for his month-long headpin tourna-JDuquesne - 2 ljlhe cords for a total of 12Jst. James' 2 0 clusters of 10 and 9. St. Mary's Three-someso e winnersnrs:: wtl-FloElec-'wtlF Keenfln Zai221, j. Soya 220 ment now underway at theiNotre Dame '..., D 15-point total by sinkinng seven J 2jpoinu. He was followed down Mary's 0 •> high scorers were Burke and W ee over St Andrew'Andrews No 22 :D . AAndersondersod nn 213-20321320313203. S. ^ DyckmaDyckmaDk n Carteret Lanes: iVillanova t F field goals and foul, while 2|lhe line by Greg Halstead and Francis' 0 2 McCann with totals of 12 and 9. two-game winners; Alibi LlquorpW. ' Derzawlec 208, B. Santoro St. John's Stole over Fords Sporting Center, 207, A, Nagy 205, J. Kopl 203, WWieczera. k sank foul shots j The tourney is,jjpen to any- 3'Joe Goueuon with clusters of Our Lady of Peace 0 2 Three league games are slated VJ.W. over Lucky Strikes, St. An- Putscher 203, O. Karol 201. S. Llsclk 7 1 each St. Anthony'* drew's Ho. 1 over Six Uncles. 201-200, J. Surlck 200, from the floor and three from one who can lift a bowling ball COLONIA —After compiling, '*" - WOODBRIDGE — St. James'for Sunday at. the Amboy Ave- Results the foul line, for 11 counters according to Tony Bubenhelmer thrte straight victories in the: The rampaging St. John's posted Its second straight gym. Our Lady of Peace Three - game winners: Laborers BOWL-MOR THURSDAY NIGHT The game's individual scoring|of Carteret, chairman. There|St. John Vianney CYO Senioriquintet, coached "by Jack Shu- St. James' Parochial Grammar meets St. Joseph's at one WOHfN'S LEA LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICRS Diamond Luminarie» Sif t In the second period, Trenton LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES h iiitouchables Presbyterians •**? 0i its advantage to 12-1, theit a map ratniM "MAP at tutiwet 61 1 In Mock gj-jo n map entitled two AVLNLL PERSONALS f r p ISSJS-WeA Carl F. Pyatt, Jr. By MRS PERCY A11S«N Miss Patricia Mrs. Pyatt attended I8EL1N land Rahway schools. The MB8 MARTIN (iUTUWSKI .cises Monday at the firehouse COLONIA - Plans for the 0 at 7:30 P. M. ^Spring circus bazaar to be held groom attendetteddd 14 George Street, *v*nel • r<% ^'-^kSgr.. ! and m 4-0951 — ThirT d Ward Second DfS'iat the Reform Church of Hn- and' "• 11K Civicdfn- March 6. from 10 A. M. Mrs Joseph Sefii'«'to. West Do-W Force. I — Mr. and Mrs, Abe Kramer, Dfmocratlc and Avenue, 1ms been iMeclrd preM- ^ ^ y km Demorest Avenue, and children, club meeu Monday BtThe Ht'li- the Central Parkway Section drnt of tn.- CBtlwlIf Mothers,rled Meryle and Mark, are enjoy- crest Inn ftt 8.30 P M of National Council of Jewish Club, nn ornanlzatlon which Mn of Mrs, OIK thineC visiVisitt. "o1( mm.Mrs . •»•Kramer'» s —„ Monda|VHIIIU».y ' tnWeK KM .»•«•••,et »M()t ...... h . le wat J K dld t a W0 n parents Mr and Mrs. J. Kram- m or woodbiidge meets at ThirteeJ;f n booths displaying day er, Brooklyn. N. Y. 8:30 P. M. at Madelyn Andre's lmrlJ men's, women's and children's ..The Sewnren Bridge Club ring • —Sixt—8ixth DlHrtcDIMrtctt Republican Studio, Avenel StreetStre . wear, housewares, handbagsdb , met at the horn.' of Mrs. Har-,church. ISEUN-Boy Scout Tin,,, Club will meet tonight at Mr. - Tuesday the Avenel Mem- boutiques, home-baked cukes, and Mrs William Schrure- udal Post. V.F.W., meeU at the b ; cookies, casseroles, hand-made .were Mrs. 8. J. ••• ,_...... • man's. 300 Prospect Avenue, at Maple Tree Farm at 8 P M'A'I4J aprons and DOtholders, are to 8-30 P M ~ Avenel-Colonia *irs P j. Adams, Mrs. Olive Van ,tep.father, —»rrz .- raising ceremony in hiu,., jeature(j Idf-rsllne and Mrs. H B. Ran- »««•»»• " — pi-idc'of New Jersey Coun- Squad meete Tuesdad y at squad [he bridr WM Boy Scout Week, 8P played a IP iMlin Firehouse oil Sons and Daughters of Ub- headquarters at 8 P. M. kin The next mretlnK ««l * Walt Disney selected Annette Funicello for the co-starring role opposite Tommy Sands in 'Babes In Toy land." rHeinz Ethel Merman will leave Broadway in September to make her night club debut in Las Vegas at the Riveria in "Gypsy" Marilyn Monroe has gotten a "quick" divorce from Arthur Miller in Juarez, Mexico. It is Boneless rumored that all is not over vegetable varieties I between Marilyn and Yves Montand. Metro has signed Elvis Pres- ley for four pictures to start ROUNO atei this year. The first is o2Qz scheduled to be a musical. Cans Burt Lancaster and Kirk '5 VALUE touglas are vying for the cov- ted role of John the Baptist in MAST The Greatest Story Ever i 'old." Afe Fat Added The hard luck film, "Cleo >atra," starring Liz Taylor inally gets started. It will be '2 GUYS" SAVOY 444 limed in London and Egypt. Rock Hudson's "Come Sep- New slimline styling at 0 trimmed-down price tember" I* scheduled for re- aae in September. for a fast jetaway into spring. Sort, full-graintd glove Grade "A" BUTTER Dolores Hart, who appears in GOLDEN CREAM CORN leather, stacked leather heel. Sizes 416 to 9. :he film "Francis of Aaslsi," as St. Clare, has refused to have Come looming (or yours. 'her hair cut for the scene in SOLID •hich she takes her vows as a Ib. for Available In Bone and Brown nun, ' ;., **!*'• PRINTS Today's Film Bevue 8PAJETACCS Spartacus, is a historical igure, a Thraclan slave, who led a mtghtly revolt wu the Roman Empire around 80 MORTON'S Van Brode BC. PASTRAMI He was trained u a gladia- tor to fight other men to the! death for the brutal entertain- Pffl PltS CEREAL Hf»t ment ol the Romans. Being Brand more resentful *nd more re-1 Oblck .I • •"•'" bellioui than most, he made al V. 8. #1 CANADIAN OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. break for freedom and soon he 1O ha4 ' a sizable following of SMELTS slave*. For two years this army DtUtlcui WOODBRIDGE of slaves, which numbered a- 5^88 Uatm DUk Z I It). bout 80.000 held out against the Lull at Green Street Circle might of Rome. Through the course of the Eovtw 1 * «. ciia«g tmrwcivnt tvAv »**.. ^B" <• wt KE«RVIC RIGHT TO UMIT «; AHTITUCS NOT film, many historical liberties n»a TYF(>«IIJ|PIH.UI were taken with the stQry al it