Our NEW Our Telephone Number Telephone Nnmber 18 is Mercury 4.1111 Snbepenbent -leaber Mercury 4-1111 Pub1Hh«d Ivtnr ThurwJiy PRICE EIGHT CENTS XMX-NO. 32 WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 nr 18 Qntm Stiwt, Wo«lt>rtdt«, H. J, ] lo Hear Meyner for Governor Wrjen an election campaign has be most effective under such circum- seemed to us to be only a contest between stances. < \ School Aid (1 Plea Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee, we have The Republicans have been unable to refrained from Expressing a preference. develop any significant issues. They cer- MeynerSays , 14th We feel that the gubernatorial election tainly have been responsible for total to be held in November is a matter Of negligence for nearly thirty years of the Hearing Date vital importance, and because of this fact state's potable water supply require- Over OOO Enthusiastic [„,„.. <ment of Education period that the water-problem grew and pinnr Robert B. Meyner last Kjlmi Forbes, the Republican". I nt The Pines In Metuchw'ffi!' ,'1 phase of the local was ignored. If this state hopes to keep .'. nurtlon program, 8u- We make this selection on broad told an enthusiastic gathering 'C.*. the indi&try which it has and to attract over 600 Woodbrl, both out-of-town, visualize Sewaren as'it was then, a favorite picnic ground for folks in support of Governor Rfrtwi' , ' by spokesmen from and Planning Boards "to discuss who wanted a day's outing now, - B. Meyner for reelection lit , ,d pressmen's unions problems of mututfl concern to all." November," former Attorney : BPWBarron Library Drive Jewish Year 5718 and then beside the salt water or Gene/al David T. Wilentz told' ..•!•> \rere given to Rarl- Committeeman. R. Richard a grand place to spend a vacation Grave Marker .:•„• Co.. South Amboy a capacity audience at the Krauss, in making the suggestion j ftt the 3ew8ren House. WoodbridBe Township Demo- ;,:.ury school printing Donations Arriving Daily Begins Next Week , xiiy Publishing Co., ,ald that in the past the Town A booklet issued by the owners Monopoly Hit cratic Dinner for Governor School print- WOODBRIDGEI Although requests for donations for the Barron WOODBRIDGE—Beginning at iommittee met with the School of Boynton Beach, Sewaren, de- Mevner at The Pines last nlnht. Library Fund, sponsored by Woodbrldge Township Business and Pro- sundown next Wednesday, the ;oard but "some folks have cre- scribed the spot as "an ideal day Mr. WllenU, New JerstT*s fessional Woman's Club, have been out but a few days, Woodbridge Jewish people will begin the ob- ted the impression that there is resort for Sunday School excur- As 'Racket' national commltteeman, after ..- matter came up for residents are already responding generously. servance of Rosh Hashonoh, the 0 cooperation between the sions, society conventions and pointing out 'a number of pro- ii:v F. Burke, who has It Is the hope of the club that sufficient money will be raised to New Year, which according to the 'owhship Committee and the private parties." They made It Republican daily newspapers in TRENTON — Charles Frank, the state, which have voiced :•. favored contracts make necessary repairs to the library building and stock It with Jewish calendar will be the year oard of Education." • very clear that the beach was! 67, owner of the Woodbridga approval of the governor for :, rums on all services much-needed new books—fiction, 5,718. The holiday -will continue Mr. Krauss was evidently re- Monument Works, Rahway Ave- "conducted on temperance prin- reelection, read to the group 1 passed on the vote non-fiction and reference — fo for two days, Thursday and Fri- erring" to the 11th point In the nue, Woodbrldge, testified Tues- ciples" and they "kept at a dis- an editorial last night, prior to liu'luding Mrs. Irving children and adults. Based on a day concluding at sundown the Republican platform announced tance all disorderly and demoral- day that he broke into the last week by th$ Republican Us appearance on the front y.iman of the supplies careful survey, the BPW has set Simonsen latter day. izing elements," , Cloverleaf Park Cemetery and ill voted In the af-| i , Municipal Chairman, Arnold B. page of the Independent-Lead- a goa of $5000 ThL sum plus Unlike other New Year celebra- tried'to Install a grave marker Graham, whioh read as follows: At Boynton Beach there was a er today. !•':-duels WukOveU was, hoped.for donations of labor and tions, Rosh Hashonoh Is not an to break up what he termed "a Out at Democrats Set regular meeting dates, atgrove shaded by t*U Maple trees, I..id member absent. materials, will be used to buy occasion for merrymaking. It Is a racket." In mentioning; the Independ- Mclaughlin, president ^^ t a children's read- east once a month, between the under which were arranged picnic construc .tiroe, Mr. frank said It was the "on- ent-Leader, Mr. Wilentz com- tag rodnHtrttw basement, irpjwe WOODBRmOE - Frederick 3. ttee. Bowa • trf tables j)^| ; mented. "I don't have to tell Simonsen, Republican candidate sins "o0:f 'tiwMMeMcommission ly way I had to bring this thing Council, attempted to j^,. coyerjng in the main read- teducation and a full-authority Dancing Enjoyed y»U ffflks that the Independ- for mayor, today lashed out at during the year. to a head... . I felt I had to do afttr the.mo- Utg room and to redecorate. 'lanning Board to iron out mu- The dftnee hall was the center it some way." •tit-Leader is an independent Joseph Som'ers, Democratic Party Services will be held Wednesday of attraction for the young folks :n.ide and WU told by Through the years, because of ual problems. The Republican The Woodbridge man is asking newspaper." 1 sun. Board prMldent, leader, in reply to a statement is- night, Thursday and Friday Party has called for these meet- in the Township and Woodbridge lack of finances, tbe library build- sued recently by the latter. mornings and Thursday, and Fri- young blades took their dates Superior Court Judge C. Thom- • |.;!d not speak, "that he Ings for over three years, yet penses in these fields?" he asked. Ing has been neglected. With the The GOP candidate charged fhe day nights in Congregation Adath dancing in Sewaren, making the as Schettino for a court order • il order." with the exception of an occa- Forty petceht of the entire State steady growth of the Township Incumbents with a "record of Israel, Woodbrldge; Congregation trip on the old trolley line. The opening the Cloverleaf Park :; ;h.' meeting, after the and increased demands upon the ilonal haphazard meeting our Cemetery to outside dealers of appropriation has been earmarked waste and bold misuse of govern- Sons of Jacob, Avenel, and Con- present administrators do not dance hall was situated on .the , A .us passed, Mr. Me- library, the needs of the institu- mental powers." gravestones. for education and, "my policy has . xpressed his deep dls- regation Beth Sholom, Iselln. leem to recognize the value of front of a bluff and it was en- tion constitute an emergency. He testified the cemetery and been for the equality of opportun- ,md objection to "the Mr. Blmonsen's statement reads In connection .with the holiday, sitting down at one table and circled by a wide -veranda- which, Donations received so far this Rabbi Samuel Newburger of Con- most other memorial parks in ity for all people in this State," ,:: which I was not as follows: working as a team to eliminate of course, was the favorite of the he continued, The Governor em- week are as follows: :regatk>ri Adath Israel issued his the State have a monopoly on . ikak, so thlt now that "I was pleased at long last to our problems. In the meantime, dancers. phasized that it was immaterial annual New Year's message 'as grave markers, setting the speci- •:. is passed all my pro- 125.00 find some comment concerning the our children must continue to which part of the State the child, Woodbrldge Park Property Own- operational functions of local gov- follows: Trains were run regularly from fications so that only the ceme- . .mi.. ifowfWt, *Mt li SUffSJ.5g.cond class education." HSX YftF.ltby, the,5eiitoaISailroafl came from and he had seen to eh Association; from the upocfsman for Jtt "Wednesday eventn?, an^ woBcTcohtlnue to exert eveY ; A. 1. but I Vpuld like to the Democrat Party, and arrangements could be made ,... -non. HaV€ jou ascer- $5.00 tember 25, we will usher in the Officials of the cemetery testi- effort to enforce a program that "Mr. Joseph Somers spoke about TRICYCLE GONE with the railroad company to run fied Monday that prices for the M.ii the printing Is to M. Irving Demarest, Francis P. birth of a New Year, the yea: picnic trains on a siding directly would assure "our children the planning and accomplishments 5,718 of the Jewish calendar, FORDS — William Matusz, 20 bronze markers range from $G05 necessary instruction and equip"- v journeymen printers I Bartow and the,fact that his party is going Hamilton Avenue, reported to Sgt. into the grounds. to $586,' with one-fourth going {3.00 Thursday and Friday, the tw< ment for their education." : ..puling wage, which Is to campaign on it* record again days of Rosh Hashonoh mark th William Burns Tuesday that There was also a carriage yard to the manufacturer, one-fourth ,: requirements?" A friend this year. I am happy for the gen- someone had stolen a tricycle at Boynton Beach, and the surrey to the salesman and the remain- Continued school aid, a better $2.50 beginning of ten days of spiritual educational system with added in- 1 ..iiiKhlin challenged the eral public that he aUo talks about stocktaking and continues frojn In front ot his homo,. (Continued on Page Eight) der into a perpetual care, and . iic .statement that the Francis A. Keating a full time executive who serves at maintenance fund. ducement to teachers must be con- through the Days of Penitence tinued, hi told the group, adding .: bidders could meet $2.00 a lesser salary than he received until It reaches Its climax on Yom while working for Industry. I am On May 29, 1956, Mr, Frank that he defied his critics to cut Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nielsen Kippur, the Day of Atonemen' said that, he and a crew set a ,.>kt.sman pointed out $1.00 happy once more lor the public Teachers New to Township this aid. that his party will now, after nine which will be observed on Satur grave marker at Cloverleaf The Welfare of the aged, mental- itantan Printing Com- Charles Donegan, Jr., Edward day, October 5. Parkj Cemetery after *eing told years of one party rule, talk about (Contihuid. on Page Eight). ...'•• nun-unlon, while the J. Dobrovolskl, Thomas J. Burns, Welcomed by Association "to get the truck off the Frjink E, Kayla. Mr. and Mrs. 0. efficiency in government as ac- "One month before R6sh Ha* • Publishing Company (Photo on Page 11) grounds." He explained he, did Curry. Anthony Kazlauskas, L complished without plan, program honoh/we hear the blast of tb , union compositor* but COLONIA—All teachers new to Woodbrldge Township were wel- that, and also filed a number of Cooper. Edna Nolan. John Hur- nor conscience. Shofar every morning after th Town to Fight ) :; piTs-smen. service. It. Is a piercing note comed to the scho.pl .system at a tea given by the Woodbi'idge Town- trade names similar to various MI and Francis Foley. ster, William M. Peterson, A » "Let me begin by reminding the warning to. stop and think. Durjn, ship Education Association In School 16, Colonia, memorial parks, in order to get I:IM'1 said both firms had Friend. Anonymous, John F. Byo- public first, as I am doing In my 1 this month when we are at tl Miss Julie HobliUell, chairman of arrangements for. the tea, nqted sued and bring the case to court. Water Rate Rise by cer- ris, Mrs. Fred M. Nelson. door-to-door campaigning , that (Continued on Page El.sht; that well over 200 members of the personnel of the Township schools "It was so hard to break up -••>• "pay prevailing 1 Continued on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Eight) attended the social. > what I thought was a racket," WOODBRHX1E — Woodbrldke he said. ' when Mr. Mclaughlin Others assisting Miss Hoblltzell Township, South Plainfleld, Mtm* A vigorous cross-examination chen, Edison and Carteret, will rei l'mii: "Do you know on the committee werf Miss Julie Poley, Mrs. Albert Waters, Mrs. by defense attorney Samuel tain a firm of experts In a com*; ;'! •.•vailing wage U?", Mr. Kaufman, Newark, drew from btned fight against the petition, pt i 10 admit he did not Herbert Hazzard, Mrs. Robert Vogel, Mrs. Edmund Pearaall, Mr. Frank that the Association the Middlesex Water Company t$ of Monument Makers has volun- the Board bf Public Utilities foe M1 v \ n n ," Mr. Mc- Miss Betty Bauer, Mrs. Bert Shereshewsky and Miss- Helen teered to pay costs of the suit an increase in rates, Townjshjfc. i;d. It Ls $118 a week." Mazcika as floaters: decorations, But, he/stated, "I started this Attorney Nathan Duff reported to 1 iuiiii's?" asked another Mrs. Carl Fleming; reception, suit on my own." the Town Committee Tuesday IllllIT Mrs. Edward KUrty Mrs. Robert night.' -••• ni-red Mr. McLaugh- Votitl. Mrs. Norman Pape and TYPEWRITER STOLEN Mr. Dup reported that as a re* '.''.' hours." Miss Mary R. Mullen, while Mrs. FORDS — The Capita Cor- suit of a meeting last Friday night • 'ii .pokesman tried to S Cecil Goldberger, MT - Lincoln poration,' Monday morning, re- with • the Officials of the other •whether or not the Taraboer, Mrs.' William Falken- ported to Detective Anthony Zue- municipalities, he has been in com- I ii'l fxumlne the book» stern. Mrs. charms Marples, Mrs. earo the theft of a typewriter, munloatlon with Qreen Cilasamwj • us ms 10 makt sure they Bernard Kennedy and Mrs. Ar- andDavi* Koch, of Washington, 'i .in; wages and were worth $225, from the laboratory thur Baron poured. office. well known rate consultants. ••'• -MiiTuisful bidder* had "Yesterday", Mr. Duff continued, i') certify that they "I met with Mr. Glassmavi and i • '•• . In South Amboy costs were to be divided and a ;i|l FOH Da—Lafayette W. Living- nounced through tbe loud speakers "-ti mi Page Eight)*• stun. Dunbar Avenue, director of that the time H minus 30 min- suggestion has been made that the 1 Middlesex County Civil Defense utes. Shortly thereafter, they costs thojJlj d be shared in propor* Disuster Control, after witnessing cair^e back on and announced that tlon and areareaa. '" <>j (lolumbiu the detonation of the Atom ^ there had been a 30 minute post- 1 to Bitter End' '"' Seafood Nigh? "Smoky In Yuca Flats, Nevada, ponement. /The control station ", Mr. Durl stated,;' August 31, is more convinced than announced H minus 45, H minus indicated 0 Mr. Qlassman, Knight 1 and H minus, 19 as time went tver that "with-good engineering, ((tardlee s the decision (nl,(l > announce* "Seafood good 01'ganization and with proper on. After H minus 1!} they called communities, Woodbrldge was K'uim night sponsored shelters, people can survive, except each minute and at H minus I solved to flght this thing to ^ I'lmncll, Knights of thope very close to ground zero, minute, they instructed us to put bitter end," . 11 Hit; Afltboy Avenue and that Civil Defense is necessary on our goggles and to face the lv Because, of the buck log of Hh John later, chalr- to an extent greater than we ever bomb, or if we didn't have goggles in his offlpe, Town«}ijp % '"t by Zoltan Mayer anticipated before." to turn away from the bomb and Howard MSdlson was * I'hU'i'U. • Mr, Livingston- graphlo^$y de- close our ejrea; W«. expected a blast and those of us who were standing ''iumrday night will be scribed the circumstances before, englneerlnf help" at "i iMward Qerlty and during and after the detonation titbric«dourselve« for ift. ••' ' • exceeding »0,OOO." - Democratic officials, including those aeeUni r«elw4Un »t the next'election, honor«d the bomb. He sftid: '"$w.weather "When tj-hou,r wrlved. n bilglit strtth UJDNOtt GOVKHNOR dinner, in the Hotel I'mis, Mutuchen, last nltht. In the ph»t« above are t'owunJtteeqien was calm but chilly for which all Adopted on final .'jSGovernor mi Mrs- Kobwl white hot glare appeared and ra- an oi ai the Novambar 5' tp of paper to notl- i wcretiiy of the Middlesex County Democratic Or«ftn$HkUun, ;mr dark colored gaggta an* *t about i#M- wet. It m wdl arrange to Vera Eyan, «xeeu>lv " Commltteeinan AHbajil was also a nwwhw td tif 1:30 A. M., thfi control atftUQfl BB- on Page fillght) «

.:.*.«•.::: ~\r"-F. TWO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 Frank Tfrrrf/ //„„,,

County Mi>y,lri

OBITUARIES WOODBRInc.F. |. of IsHin hRs been ci,, man of thi5 Mi(!(|i(.., 1 "\f: C.-tMHXFIH | Survives HIT his widow, Mnr- Meyner for Oov-[| , : Hl! ;;r Mrs Anwlino garet Hillis Lockle: four dnugli- independent oronni?..!, (••!• 'if Italy, and B ; iers. Mis Everett Moschell and publicans, :•.!(:.: for many Mrs Frrd Slicppard. Woodbritige; dependents I • 1;iy ill her home. Mrs. Joseph FiElo. East Brunswick; Robert B. Meyner •, , ,f!tr n brief ill— Mrs Hugh McVicker. Polkroft. Mr, Tlrrell, wdl kn-,...: 'i Fiank.Caml!- Pa; three sons, Andrew and und Essex nnd Miihi', '•mmiinicant of J^mes. Woodbi -Idge; and John, of ties, wrts Deputy fi,,,,., ,, h a mem- Colonla; 13 grandchildren and two the KnlRhts of e.i,\u\u\, ,xi>'tv. great-grandchildren. Board of Director;, „( ,

tl , t dauefiters, i Funeral services will be held brldKe Red Cross, ;,IU] , Mat: i. Miss Mild-1 tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock the New York sv.. 1 I.-"ilium Camll-'at Greiner Funeral Homp, 44: Club. Mi iijel. Wood- , Green Strr-ot. Burial will bo in ' Also elected were »„„ .,\ fl. Vildren. four' the Presbyterian Church Omntei y bift, C«rt*rft, co-el,;!!...' . r, ;.nd a broth-! Services tonight will be rrm- sephlne Herplcli, I.si'l'i],'" i :r, inc in Italy, j ducted by the Independent Order Albert Powlow.ski S,I1( . will be held , of Odd Fellows at 7:45. ;ind the party liaison^ irn navi i I. HI; 8:30 Sat- • Amcrlcus Lodse 83 F. and A M finance chairman; Vn», ..iti. a requiem ! at 8 o'clock. • lo,, South Plalnfioid V :-., ,• Cl-.urch at 9 Bob" chRlrman; j. TI,,. •r !)•• in the Holy I MRS. KATE S. BERNSTEIN ton. Metuchen, pubti «i(iiat.d nwr thr liwrr rnd of StMen Island Sound.' Boynton WOODBRIDGE—Funeral serv- BATHING SCENE AT HOYNTON BE-U'll: Advertised »« "» fln« wooded pleasure park. chalrmin; Dr. Ernest H ices for Mrs. Kates S. Bernstein, B*»e.h drew Itrfc crowds all summer lont in Eliot) old day." East Bninswlck, fipo,,k, I -iAWCZAK 8 East Green Street, were held yes- man; l| ank Cutcio M .• ; ..•ml ^-rvlces for terday morning at 11 o'clock at the HIGH HOLIDAY TICKETS Greintr Ftfneral Home, 44 Green regtitratlon chairmr.n .-; *r7ak. 31 West AVENEL — It was announced Day. New Brunswick, „ i • held Saturdtty Street. With Rabbi Samuel Nrw- Novel Booths to Feature Woodbridgc by Meyer Trachtenberg, Hebrew tlvllies chairman; ami \) ,, :: 'lock from, the berger. 6t ConsrreRation Adath Ii- x a;i church Burial jrael, officiating. Burial was In rducatiniil chairman, that High nick Somma, Mlddlci,>, , . : . „, mnual fair and" bazaar on the i gargal. Mr. and Mr*. Chester trict. Newark Conference, Wom- ',:: ;md the widow j Adolph Friedman and Samuel iarlsh grounds September 25 be- Cenzar. Mrs. James Hooper. Hiss Street. Avenel. Further informa- cake valued at is WIT> • , an's society of Christian Service In front of his store un !'. <•'•, ,k who was killed Blmstein. inning at 2 P.M. Audrey Wilson, Arthur tion can be obtained from Mr. held an nil-day meeting In Wood- ton Avenue, Thomus p i- ^evident in April Widow of Harry J. Bernstein, Mrs. William Thompson is gen- Macomber; dry goods, Mrs. Frank Trachtenberg at FU. 1-1717. 1 iniving are two she died Tuesday morning at the liridge Inst Wednesday, at which formed Patrolmen w.,.', -,' ral chairman and Mrs William Meszaras. Mrs. Dale Ryer. II Ui iind Catherine I age of 74. She was a member of Mis Oscur Sonvrs, president. The Pentagon admits millions nlak and Charles Ni: Smith, co-chairman. Children's booth. Mrs. Stephen presided. >nts. Mr. and Mrs.tlV Sisterhood of Congregation of waste at air bases. » morning. There will be pony rides and j Shaffer. Mrs. Joseph Sipos; ','i: a brother, Mel- Adath Israel and the Hadassah. A devotional meeting was held :ames for the children. The re- needlework, Mrs. Andrew Shaffer, :! stationed with Surviving are two daughters, nt the Eirst Methodist Church. in Japan; two sis-Mrs. Samuel Bimstein, Wood- reshment booth will feature Miss Ella De Worth; white ele- after whflh the committee met at ,,ict C(x>per. Iselin; bridge, and Mrs. Reuben Kessler, ome-made clam chowder. phants, Mrs. William Benson. tie home of Mrs. Albert Bergen, Niemczyk, South Linden; four sons, A. Edward Booths at the fair and the Miss Mary Ann Wedermeyer; 1S7 West Main Street. Bernstein. Miami. Fla., Morris J.. hairmen will be as follows: Food games and amusements. Miss Final plans were made for the Julius and Nathan Bernstein, a nd baked goods, Mrs. William j Barbara Fodor and Miss Veronica Southern District Seminars to be L BRIEGS & SONS njember of the Board of Education, laris and Mrs. Alan Bennett; Fodbr. held September 25 at Centerville, Woodbridge. Ten grandchildren, itchenware, Mrs. Mitchell Cairns, Other committees are as fol- September 30 at Union, and Oc- . .!! :iiE-Daniel Lockie, tober 2 at Perth Amboy. •.I WiKidbridge for many and a sister, Mis. Anna Mehlowltz, flrs. George Murray and Mrs. lows: Decorations, Mrs. Nell Stod- Scranton, Pa., also survive, James OTJonnell; canned goods. dard; posters, Miss Nancy Olsen; Lunch was served by Mrs. Ber- We're celebrating our , lui-sday night at his LEONARD SII.VKRMAN gen, assisted by Mrs. Harry Yordt. ' ! i;.i!!way Avenue, after Mrs. Otis Kiel, Mrs. Howard treasurer, Mrs. Alton H. Wolny, DEBRA CLARK Tune; aprons, Mrs. John Boos, grounds. Mitchell Cairns and The next meeting will be Novem- i.;ii. ::•, at the age of 18. WOODBRIDGE—Funeral serv- ber 13, in Somerville. :i member of American ATS. Chris Olsen. Miss Nan:y George Murray; lighting, William ice for Debra Clark, 4'/2, 63 Fleet- Silverman Named *Vnf Woodbridge, F. and )lsen; gifts, Miss Sophia Schmidt, Wedermeyer; contact and publi- wood Road, formerly of 1 Bjltwood bliss Flora Forsythe; refresh- city. Mrs. William Wedermeyer. • ii i i is Craftsmen's Club Street, Jersey City, wefe held Jatiice Lursen Honored ••

nis Donate $45 St. Anthony's is Setting Hadassah Plans \MMIPI library For 0 'Gorman-Martino RiteMember Campaign rii'1 fir.^fe business PORT READING -- St. An- WOODBRIDOE — Mrs. Alfred • , :,, Hniiid of Trustees hony's Church was the ,«tMnn Kaplnn represented the VICQA- 1 for the marriage of Miss Joan ,; i.jiiniry Association bi-irtKo chapter of Hadawah at tbf: i tiii- library with Ml- Veronica Martlno, daughter of ' pirsidentof the Ave- Mr. and Mrs. Sabby Martlno, 442 "H" Month klcV-off meeting «t. 1 ( ,,,jinny, as a Kliest, Carteret Road, to Edward Thomas '•he Nurthnrn Mew Jersey RWtC* flf 1 . ,,„ ,,f $20 was received O'Oorman. son of Mr. and Mrs. !Inuns.';flh ist tne nitx mww^ 1 I' ' -I, tili Thermit Corpora- John O'Oorman. 474 Park Ave- : Hotel in Newark. Plain tat tt» ' , , .iniiiition of $25 from nue, Perth Amboy, at a nuptial %lrKlon's "H" Month BMjpBWTOp ';' company for the new Mass Saturday. Rev. Stanislaus' campaign which will run UirflMftV Mllos performed the double-ring ! 'null October 15 were dlmruned tai *•* eremony. ,', ,||,.w nallsln, chairman tail. Special membership ,,1,,,, fund drive, report- Given In marriage by her fa- , miiil received to date sponsored by the. Region^ ther, the bride wore a Chantllly National organizations were •»• i lace over satin gown with a chapel ninitii'c chairman, Mrs, train, A pillbox trimmed with se- nounced. The alms of the «a|B- i;,..,. Allen Phlfer and quins and pearls held a fingertip- paiRn Is to add 45,000 new mem- , , Mrs. Prank Mazzur, m length veil of French Illusion, and bers to Hadassah's existing 300.060 nirrtlng to make selec- nationwide in honor of Hadajwah'* ,,,i;.s to be purchased for .sheciirrled a praynr book trimmed with orchids and lilles-of-the- briivy. 45th birthday. r A wiimiiist, builder of the valley. . . Outstanding feature of the ses- sion according to Mrs. Kaplan, ,]V rqmrted that progress Miss Virginia Lupo, Wood- ,„ ,dr on the new building, bridge, serygd as maid of honor. who is membership chairman «• ^.fniilc ditto has been set She wore a two:tone Nile frreen the local chapter, was the pn*^. , ,,niii!' "f the library. taffeta gown and a miniature entatlon of plans for the glamor- i; ous "Knickerbocker Holiday1* n,',.i meeting of the true- matchlnR veil held by a wreath 6f- ,.;., dulcrl for October 9. leaves. Eileen Thomas, Metuohen, Every HudRRsaii member who ettftj was the flower girl and she wore rolls a hew member will be •% a duplicate gown. ble to participate in this earttol; Attending bridesmaids were the ntest which features as its primf I all-expenses-paid thre«-4ifc; Men's Club Misses Patricia McNulfy, Geral- 'eekend for two in Manh»tW(l.V dlne SasSo, and Katherlne Soleckl, There will be' a winner >i•med at Center Port Reading, Virginia Shaffer, rom each of the eight i AVEfcfEL-COLONI/V UNIT INSTALLS SLATE: Left to right, standing, Mrs. Charles Goldberg; Mrs. Albert Rubin, Mrs. Samuel Bet6«- Woodbridge, and Kathleen CzaJ- an regions. H1MIK3E *~ The newly- tosky, Mrs. Merman Rover, Mrs. llyman Flrkser, Mrs. Mitchell Dezube, Mrs. Harold Bcrkowit7,, Mrs. Lester Jacobs, Seated, Mrs, Leon- kowski, Carteret. They wore two- The local membership \i Clun of Congrega- ard Lelbrrman, Mrs. Jack Saprrstcln, Mrs. Murray Friedman, Mrs. Henry Sukoff, Mrs. Srymoiir Mermelstcln, Mrs. Richard Warner, tone peach-colored gowns with e, under the chairmanship of irl began It8 Initial Mrs. Philip Goldowsky, miniature matching veils. Sandra iJrs. Kaplan and her co-cnalnB«fl, ,•;; ii dinner meeting at Pugllese. Port Reading was the Art. Leonard Cutler, has bfsen ,,i:i!;ili:c Jewish Commun- Junior bridesmaid and she also 'isitlng prospective members. Mr*. wore a peach-colored gown. All tbiahnm Wlnograd and Mn. urn featured a grilled New JWV Auxiliary Holds the attendants carried bouquets Smanuel Qoldfafb have been a»- of roses fashioned about reed bird ;,;(! nnd laughter at the ilsting. The first meeting of the : iiy Sands, "humorist Formal Institution Rites cages while the Junior bridesmaid chapter, which is traditionally the ,!1,.IHT" engaged for the and flower girl carried baskets of membership meeting, will be held AVENEI, — Institution cere- A. ,m added attraction, roses. ( September 23 at 8:45 P. M. at th» MRS. EDWARD O'OOiRMAR N i:i decided to dispense monies of the newly formed Aux- Vincent Martlno, Port Reading, Center Anyone Interested In Joltt* -,,• business part of the iliary of the Jewish War Veterans, Democrats Plan brother of the bride, was the best ing the group is cordially Invited, Avenel-Colonia Post were con- man. Serving as ushers were Rus- The local drive will culminate In a paid-up membership party Oe* n:()osi' of the organization ducted by Mrs. Rosalyn Braun- sell Wallace, John Lamprakos, PTA Board Hears , : by mail. Those Inter- Officers Installed are Mrs. After a honeymoon in Bermuda .:, KniiiiiH are asked to Mrs. M. Joseph Duffy, co-chair- Woodbridge, an operator in the the couple will reside at 1 E dinner to be held in October. Mrs The membership 1if reminded of Henry J. Sukoff. president; Mrs. man, of the affair. traffic department of the New J. E, Warren was appointed chair- an open house tea at the Center A. H.uichman at ME 4- Seymour Mermelstein, senior vice Street. F,or traveling the bride A telephone squad, made up of Jersey Bell Telephone Co, In man of parent education and Mrs on Sunday at 8 P. M., at which Stanley J. Mann president; Mrs. Murray Fried- chose a beige suit and brown Rabbi and Mrs. Moishe Cahana, fife residents of the various munici- Perth Amboy, will complete 25 accessories. Joseph Shershen will be In charg< man, Junior vice president; Mrs. years of service with the com- of program books. hosts, will conduct an informal 'hlllp Ooldowslcv, corresponding palities in the county will handle pany Sunday. She will be get-together. Information on mem* Joins Law Firm secretary; Mrs, Eve Sapersteln, requests for tickets or will make At the close of the meeting Mtsi irauo to Offer reservations. In Woodbridge, Mrs. honored at a luncheon October ON COMMITTEE berBhip may be obtained from Art WOODBRIDOE - The law Of- recording secretary; Mrs. Richard COLONIA — Mrs. Oscar A. Alice Gada, principal of the Av Berlin, FU 1-2081, or Harry Pw» Warner, treasurer; Mrs. Samuel Hugh B. Qulgley will be In charge 3 at the Oak Hills Manor, hel school, was presented with ;: fices of Frederick M. Adams, 530 of tickets. Metuchen. Wllkerson, Jr., Woods Lane and man, FU 8-2404. [upper Program Beloetosky, chaplain; Mrs. Leon- gift from the board. Rah way Avenue, announces that Miss Mary Mullen, Sewaren, Mrs. Jensen is a member of Mrs. C. Clark Stover, Jr., War- A joint board meeting will faf Stanley J. Mann has become a ard Lelberman, conductress, wick Road, |re on the committee The regular PTA meetings hav held tonight at the Center to dte Trustees are Mrs. Lester Jacobs. has been appointed to take charge U. G. McCully Chapter, Tele- S1M1K1K •- Mrs. Marie member of that firm. of entertainment. phone Pioneers of America. for the annual Pingry School Fall been changed to 8 P.M. the firs cuss financing and construction m ivi ic-ecjloratura so- Mr. Mann Is the son of Dr, and s. Hflold Berkowltz, and Mrs exchange Dale, Tuesday in the Tuesday of the month, beginnln connection with future expaslofe icinii'it comedienne of Mrs. Lester Mann, of Cojonla, Lee Rever. Guard is Mrs, Mitchell school gymnasium. October 1. planned. ^l». i '.vlll present "Amtrl- and I* married to the former Jona Dezube; patriotic Instructor, Mrs. n. Historical and Hys- J. Spiegel, daughter of Mr. and Rose Goldberg, historian, Mrs. Ancient Traditions to Be '>^^^ •'.,<• opening session of Mrs, Herman Spiegel, Interlaken. Claire Flrkser and musician, Mrs. i. •• Club of Woodbridge, He is a graduate of the Rutgers B. Rubin. Observed at Harvest Fete (future supper at 7 P,, Preparatory School, Hobart Col- Mrs. Braunsteln presented the : ,ido*biook in 8hrews- lege and the Harvard Law School, club's charter and Henry J WOODBRIDGE - - In keeping Steven Simon will serve as gen- Sukoff presented the auxiliary an with centuries-old traditions •> in eral chairman. The kitchen com- 1 and was admitted to the Bar of i with Pocahontas, New Jersey as an Attorney at Law Altar cloth In honor of his wife Hungary, fall flowers, fruits and mittee will include Mrs. Steven ! ;.rd will relate Uiierest- in 1953. Mrs. Martha Manzel, department leaves will decorate the Hungari- Simon, Mrs. Theodore Sipos and • :>.t«-s about women In recording secretary, presented a an Parish Hall, School Street, at Mrs. Steven Kovach. Refresh- ATTENTION! !ii.--iory. including Bet- Until recently, Mr. Mann was Bible and Mrs. Kahney, depart- a harvest dance sponsored by all ments will be In charge of the .-.:;.: Carrie Jacobs-Bond. on active duty In the and ment Chaplain, presented a gavel. the church organizations of the Brotherhood under the leadership 1 .•u:nc songs of the times. served In legal billets both at the Mra. Herbert Harris donated & Hungarian Evangelical and He- of William A Dorko. D. 8. Naval Station, Newport, '•:!!•: Impressions of mo- check toward a Golden Book. Sey- formed Church of Woodbridge. In addition to the Brotherhood, i hMorical women from R. I; where he also "attended the mour Mermelstein, on behalf,of The young people of the church Fund - Raising Chairmen .1 singer at the turn cath. Mrs. Braunstein donated which will include Hungarian Consistory, Woman's Guild, Sen- ••nuiry to the gold-djggei' Intrepid, then attached to the desk flags and Mrs, Levenbtrg folk and cultural dances under ior Youth Fellowship and Loran- '••Afiuies, will be accom- Sixth Fleet. He Is a Lieutenant presented the newly Installed the direction of Steven Sepa and tffy Guild. of Clubs ajid Organizations •''' i.ipid changes of cos- National Association of children entering kindergarten and bottled wine which win be services will be"<• held tomorrow - "I Singing, New Jersey were, the guests of School 1 PTA suspended from the celling. The for the Congregation .Sons "'i <>f Music Clubs, director at a 'get-together party In the Barbara Carrity centerpiece will tie awarded to one of Jacob at 8:3,9;. Rabbi Molshe 'm/ft College Olee Club, auditorium of School 11 Tuesday of the guests at the end of the Cfthana's sermon topic will be MORRIS STORES ''i>i*ar«d In opera, oper- evenlfiB. with the executive board evening. "The 8hofar-A Calling to Self- "n. radio and the thw- Feted at Shower acting as hostesses. Persons attempting to "steal" Examination." •'•'•II as performing for Superintendent of school Pat- pieces of fruit from the decora- WOODBRiDGE—Mls* Barbara Sponsors of the Oneg Shabot COOPERATIVE MERCHANDISE CLUB •''••! dub groups In many rick Boylan, Dr. Louis PerlUo. tions will be brought "to trial," Garrity, Elberon, was feted Mon- will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hess p«dlatriclan; Dr. Albert Richman, before Albert Varga and Mrs. day at a surprise bridal shower in In honor of the birthday of their optometrist; and Dr. Isadore Ra- James Pentek, "the judges," who the main room of Lou Horner's son.-Robert, The Bible "story this blnowltz, dentist, spoke on sub- will be dressed In colorful Hun- Log Cabin which was appropri- week will be read by Mrs. Lester jects related to problems en- garian costumes. JaeObs. By opening a Gub now in the name of your organization, it Classes countered with children entering ately decorated for the occasion. school for the first time, their The prospective bride's future will mature just in time for Christmas Shopping. Merchandise be Continued health and social adjustment. mother-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Ven- Mrs. Fred McElhenny, president eim Woodbridge, was the hostess. Clubs are organized oh a ten-week basis - $1.00 per week. Miss Garrity will become the 'BRIDGE — The Sister- welcomed the group and intro- bride of Joseph Charles Venerus, Adath 1s- duced Harry P. Lund, director of CALL Hi 2-0900 for If 500 subscriptions seem a bit too ambitious for you - you October 12, in a ceremony at St. •'i'i sponsoring dancing elementary education; Lincoln '"<-• Woodbridge Jewish Tamboer, principal of School 1; Michael's Church, Long Branch. can benefit irom Morris Stores Extra Bonus Plan by selling v Center Wednesday Mrs. Sal CMWO. school secretary; The guests included Mrs. Ml- Children from age Mri. J. J- Puery, school n] chavl Tahliak, Mr§. Jaolc Laden, ' F ALL va?a tio as feV as 50 subscriptions for a net profit of $60.00. up ure accepted for In- Mrs Margaret Keating and Mrs.Mrs.'iSamuel Carpenter, Miss Jen- it' Tin- classes are taught 8ldn«y Dornyak, kindergarten nie DeMuro, Mrs. Angela DeMuty, ."" '" bullet, tap and toe teachers; officers of the organisa- Mrs. Sal Migllore, Mrs. John f Mmy Alice Bingham who tion and chairmen of the board Olaen, Mrs. Joseph Venerus, Mrs. Joseph Oall, Mrs. Callsto Venerus, of a lifetime! TAKE ADVANTAGE of this excellent opportunity to raise l"'ufesslonally and has Mrs. Jack Oottdenker gave a <>n many television talk on "Cittenship" from the Na- Mrs. Herbert Haktead, Mrs, John tional Parent Teachers Organiza- Stanclk. Mis. James Pusztal, Mrq. money for your organization quickly and easily. 'Phone huve already begun but tion. - , Anthony DeMuro, Mra. Orla Gar- Morris Stores for details TODAY! Just call LIBERTY 80900. pUiin" « still open .and will -Mrs. Joseph ^Mclaughlin and ner, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn, 1 . W New Brwswiok Av#n»w "National Amrd Winner- Famous Brand FaJiion StorJ* ^ 90< iajmielJBwlow. M-D^ f»rth AlH&sM'* jack I Sbantold, MD. VUley MM TRAVH, 413 Main Street, M«tup)ieii 276 Hobart Street, P«rth Amboy HI-2-WW ' •_'._:_ •'•'....'. ^ . ''" • .-*'-> '::M 'V ''*%''•''•'

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AVENELPERSONALS*

Sons of Jacob will be h«ld tonight at the Avenel Jewish Community Center to dlitcuM the need for BT MRS. financing and construction for! HAVII) DAVIS future expansion of the Center. Ili I^nnx Ave. —St. Andrew's Sodality will re- iwmiftm • A»rnrl ! celve communion in a Rroup Bt the 9 o'clock mass, Sunday. The MK-1-5227 group will hold its first regular meeting of the new term In the new church hall at 8 P. M.. Mon- day, when elections will be held, j —Members of I lie Avenel Fire; Company will mprr tonight at the A&P's FAMOUS 'SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY flrehou.sr. Kraft's Caramels -—The Pride of New Jersey Cancer Dressing Council. Rons and Daughters of j IJbfliy. will meet tomorrow at 8! X* 1*. M, in the Avenel School audl-; Sessions Resumed torium. 4 ! 1 AVENEL: MIM June Page and • --The Ladies Auxiliary of Ave- Miss Esther Walsh of The Home tiel Memorial Post. V.F.W.. will of the Ministering Friends. Brook- i jtnect Monday at 8 P. M. in the \ Criseo •club rooms at Club Avenel. j lyn. were Ruest speakers at the; PORK LOINS meeting'of the Women'? Assocl*- i • —Dr. Joe! Mayor. Aypncl. will. fur* vtftfabl* «*io»*»tiif q ftib End 7 Rib lain Ed Riblblf Full Cut L3in Halt- Full Cit tlon of the First Presbyterian] ' "be the gumi speaker at a meetini; '•' pf the Avenel-Colonia Jewish War; Church last week. 7e«ff Kb MC Don't forge*.' •Veterans Post Monday at 9 P. M..' Tn« 'a'1 schedule of activity Jit the Avonel Jewish Community n«* bemin. according to the presl-' ( Apple Sauce Center. ; dent, Mrs. Arthur Peterson. All DIP 9tl" Ir.ni itin ! -The Junior Woman's Club of ^four clrcles are meetlng "P"1"1* , 1 1 nyone Hoffmii's Avenel will meet Tuesday at SIS!* " * Interested in Joining lk "ff / Ik. *W I Saoerkraut P. M. at the Avenel-Coionla First.!01" atten 52c Center Cuts 79c •"•* »" 'was pent by the Junior and Senior Cancer dressing meetings htve fnilrttv«ri «lubs as representatives to Citi- been resumed on each Wednesday PW, m 2»«. |QC zenship Institute at Douglas Col- from 1 to 3 P. M. In the social legt last June. Miss Widmaier will room, under leadership of Mrs. "SHf:r-RigBt" Quality—Top Grade, Young Sizes 8 to 22 lbs. give a report on her attendance Daniel Howell. Clean, white ma- Come See, You'll Save at A&P! fit the institute terials are needed, she said, and Wtrtcfcester FULLY CLEANED * —The Sixth District Demo-j donations may be left at the church office. Ib. eratlc On?-3nizat:Qn will conduct j READY-TO-COOK •its first meeting of the fall season1 Reports on their trip to the Gk|ekH Broth Notional Fish Parade I Wednesday at 8 P. M. at Fitz- ] United Church Women's Conven- 39 tion. Ocean Grove, last June were TURKEYS geralds Tavern, Route 1. | Fresh Fillet C^MHI^I 6,49, given by Mrs. Arthur Bryer and • _Th? first meeting of the sea- Mrs. 8tephen Vigh. ion will be held by the Third Halibut Steak F«*T ik.59, Mrs. Andrew Hunter will be ,1b. Hip mi ShmMtr Cult Ward Republican Club Thursday SMOKED- BOKHESS 59c Pork Chops chairman of a dinner to be held Pork Butts jat 8:15 P M at the Avenel- "Super -Ri|W" Quality Fish Sticks *%£? 'Jj;29i this fall. Plans are as yet Incom- "Sup:r- Colonia First Aid Squad building. KraH's Ib. 1 plete. Rijhl" By the plect *• ' —The Rosary Society of St. Rib Lamb Chops 95c Bologna Floonder Fillet ^f ""49. Mrs. Hunter Is also arranging Handi-Snacks Andrew'.? Church will conduct a transportation for those wishing •cake sale Sunday after each Mass, bean, 6*ilic, Smokifl. to attend the Presbyterian Meet- .under the chairmanship of Mrs. ef Nippy «ht»n Ing October 8. in Elizabeth. frank Peti;ra. Mrs. Joseph Im- FRESH... FRAGRANT,.. FUVORFUl.. AND The next meeting of the Wom- Farm Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! briaco. chairman for the trip to en "s Association will be October 8. the New Brunswick Cenacle on Mrs. Prank Mazzur will have October 30. announced that reser- What a Value! charge of the program dealing vations must be made with her Golden, Rips-ONE PRICE ONLY! Ji ""' JiT with "The Things Which Are 1-LI. MO by October 7. Caesar's." Guest speakers will be Ivory Snow —The Youns Ladies' Sodality 3-Lb. Bag from the League of Women F«r (Ji«ll») t*4 (in* Ubrici of St. Andrew's Church will re- $ Voters. UDDI EC MclNTOSH ^ ,. )A ceive Holy Communion Sunday at 2.3I the 9 A. M. Mass. The group will KrrLE.} All Purpose — ONE PRICE ONLY! <| '" AV Conduct its first meeting of the fall season Monday at 8 P. M. in Register-Vote Extra Large Size Melons - ONE PRICE ONLY! Large Size - ONE PRICE ONLY! Mild t the church hall. Election of of- Eight O'clock .^ 73< Botar.;: 83< ficers will take plase. Honeydews 55c Cantaloupe 25c 3-lb. Bog»2.13 3-Lb. Bag ».43 —The Brotherhood of the Con- Campaign Begun Ivory Flakes gregation Sons of Jacob will spon- From Nearby Farms - ONE PRICE ONLY! Green - ONE PRICE ONLY,! sor a "Basel and Lox" brunch AVENEL—The Avenel Woman's For dillwf §nd (in* (abrici Sunday at 11 A. M. at the center, Club has announced that the Dairy Favorites.' under the chairmanship of Harry register - and - vote campaign has Cauliflower -23c New Cabbage 5c Yaco. been officially launched through —Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbhim, television program, at which Mrs, jr.-* Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food - \. 79^ Brooklyn, have returned home C. Howard Sanborn, president of lb c •after spending several days visit- he New Jersey State Federation Gorgonzola Cheese ''»«»>»•* 75 ing with their son-in-law and of Woman's Clubs, and Mrs. John Wisk i7oz daughter. Ma. and Mrs. Henry W. Brunce, Junior radio and tele- Sharp Cheddar Spread ^< ^65° SukofT, 7 Cozy Coiner. vision chairman of the Federa- Liquid Detergent GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 —Mrs. George Ludwlg, 40 Mad- tion, and Brendan Byrne, execu- Cream Cheese json Avenue, is a patient In Perth tive director of the American 14 «. Amboy General Hospital. Heritage Foundation, discussed can 37« —Anyone having- social items or voting and registration proce- items of other activities for pub-, dures. SAUERKRAUT.-EK* 2 :27c iicatlon in the Avenel category Reglsratlon procedures were during the next few weeks please discussed so those wishing to vote Ret in touch with Mrs. Martin in the forth-coming campaign may Comet Cleanser be well-informed. It was pointed XJutcwskl. 63 Smith Street, Mer- Iror alt eUaninq uitt ijury"4-O951. out that anyone who has not SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE 2 £ 59c -»*., —Fire Chief John Thomas, voted in four' consecutive years Jlubin Gioco. Andrew- PflUrtmi j&_£equired to re-register. If a 2':;, 29« J Michael Pctras and Herman S'~ W8 l f BREAKFAST COCKTAIL V" 100 Bteinbnch. delegates; George Ko- voted, she mitst also re-reglsjer. cm Vak, Georrce Slivka and Charles Young men and women who are B• V# BLEND OF ORANGE AND APRICOT JUICE 40 I JBiessel, life members, attended not 21 years old but will reach the Firemen's Relief Association that age by November 5, may reg- Nu-Soft .Convention, held at the Conven- ister by the deadline September ft AD AY BLEACHES, DISINFECTS, ur,| *% A JANE PARKER , -tlon Hall, Atlantic City. 26. Fabric wft*ntr rintt GLEANS IBd ' —Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stehi- Anyone who expects to be out VLUIIV A DEODORIZES bottle £f§l W'h and chiftren, John, Ruth of the state or those who are .43- DANISH PASTRY •und Jean, 77 Commercial Avenue, shut-Ins due to illness may obtain Jiave returned home after spend- an application for an absentee ing two weeks vacationing ballot from the county clerk. Beach, Fla. Families of members of the armed SCOT TISSUE ~ 4 < 45< RING —A joint board meeting of the forces may give the jiame and Duz Brotherhood of the Congregation address of the serviceman or ser- Wl-Purpose Oil Will Age! WiscMti* Chiese STRAWBERRY PIE 55c For tka family w*>h vicewoman to the county clerk, pint who wijl send an absentee ballot dexola bailie 27c :49c Sharp Cheddar -55c ""< ANGEL FOOD RING . . 43( directly to the Individual. 4 OWE At the forthcoming election the SOMEONE ballot will contain the following For All Household Needs Nabisci A LETTER? question, "Shall the requirement A Frozen Food Values I of one year residence In the state Lestoil 137 Crackers ™^ w«ras"2!-25c of New Jersey, before being al- FRENCH PHONE INSTEAD lowed to vote, be changed to a Tide For Making Biscuits Suashim Cookies six months residence require- FRIED L costs little anywhere j 40 u. 12 el. POTATOES ment." READING, PA. 40< Also pointed out was that citi- Bisquick 39< Hydrox ^ 23< HI- zens must remember that it is a e 16 oi. A&P BRAND privilege and an honor to vote Liverwurst Spread M»y«t'l r *2" eti\1u 29 Keebler Saltines . . 4; 49 and advantage bhould be Ukan of 29< Cliutulata toxud I'/j 01. ' s C J-mir- rn Brunswick the opportunity to have a voice in Chunky Duties nuti intl riiilni plo. ' Q.T. Instant Frosting . 2 ;t33« their government. Vel l6o 97c 1 Birds Eye Orange Juice 3 ., 47 Crispo Fig Bars .... pt .' Cocoa Marsh "• 'f.; 35°";; 59° p 29c 9 Sliced Strawberries t r/;: ^Effective Liquid Detergen Kirkman's Cleanser . . Bleachette Laundry Blue 2 £ 15< oi B C e Nifty Waffles «..,„.., 23 You ar« cordially invited to attend a " 69 Delsey Toilet Tissue . 4 »>' 49 Fels Naptha Soap . . 3 — 29 C cm wv Broccoli Spears *»»»* 2;;39 FREE DEMONSTRATION Mill ING l fOKMOlI rO0» MI«HI« .. . tIMCI Hit ANN PAGE Baby Lima Beans -Pb-J 2!,;, 37C DALE CARNEGIE COURSE Dash Dog Food $uper Market* J C I'EK'I'H AMBOY MNDEN Excelsior's T; Steaks . ';;39 Fortifitd with llvar TOMATO SOUP Wed. Oct. :! Wrtl., Oct. » IHI GIUJ ATlAHtlC " PACIFIC Tit COMflMf 8 J'. M. 8 V. M. Jcjoff 4looi.IA A testy soup to T 10'/i02. B Price} effective thru Saturday, Sept. 21st in Daint Keiitf .Society Community Bank lab.1 •en,™ ttart a meal! jj} (jm p 288 Market Street KOI N. Wood Av«. Super Marked and Self-Serrkt itorei only. 29. 53 This training will enable you to speak with Morton Chicken Pot Nes 2 Z- poise BH<1 confidence in private and before croups; prepare you for incmied earning Angel Soft power wid leadership through your ability to de*l with people. Camay Soap Camay Soap Dial Dial Fw toi!*f i bath ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE USED DALE CARNEGIE TRAINING Liquid Starch Facial Tissues 9 E*p«ci«lty for th« b«ik Deodorant Soap Deeoorani Soap Still Oil Cuiuny Philadtlpliia fclntnc Co. ' - For toll.* tnd b«th fep»c!.«Y for •h«'b«lll Nn Yark Tiluluiit Co. MufitiliwittJ MtOu. Hill hit. Co. , quart 44( pk9.. of 40044a "" - -1 ol P.. 8. Y. ChSW, tajjkw totital. Elh UdM .0iMlni. 2 it 20« 0 k*fh «7o ( . 2 b»tt'«. *• 2 whit. ^" 2 Z 27«

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Mrs. Mward Holtowell, 27 Worth IRT8 IJEtVE PLANS Street wore Mrs. H o 11 o w e 11' s WOODBRtDGE — The Retirement Two Years Virgil Motwr ,. ,,s Installed mother, Mrs. Carrie Hagman and merit ol ir0 county chairman.' Away, Parson Plans ISELIN PERSONALS Miss Lucille Hagman. Mr. andMiddlesex COLONIA PERSONALS head the door-to-door fund Mrs. Charles Deetley and children WOODBRIDQE—Deputy Chief to finance the television ph \venel Church (lnclmlins Colonia Proper and Colonia Village) Charles. Norman and Lucille, Jer- Benjamin Parsons, who or»«.n- By (iI,AI)Y& E. SCANK 47 under the leadership of Mr. Governor Robert B. Me Robert Argfctis, api sponsored by sey Cl». laign was announce^ t Vii-',. Edward Koaie l**d the Junior Police patrol In 497 tineoln Hlrhwa* First Prasbyterlan Cliurch of Ise —Mr. Charles Bent, Jr., West- lall. state chairman oH •' ',I (ifissBway were In- rmber 25 at the Woodbrldge Com- '•elta the Township manjr years aio lln, will moke a hlkl on Saturday. field was a Sunday gueit of Mr Our-Bob" committee. "' (|(;ir(ins of the First munity Center, Amboy Avrnuc, for Tel. Ll-ft-lttd By and has been Constantly In ^Sunday guests i of Mr. andand Mrs. Hamilton Billings, Jr., The door-to-dojpr ' ',,,, church in anordlna- Scouts who have attained first ,',. Sunday at the 11 A. MRS. SIDNEY charge since, announced today —A penny gale was held Wed- Mrs. Jack LlebbWlt*, 257 Middle- 24 Wright Street, • campaign, conducted by volu class and Star rank. nesday by the Ladies' Auxiliary representing Independents,' FREUND that he "Is bruiting In S»t. sex Tumpfce, were Mr. and Mrs —Mr. and. Mrs. Jerome Cassell : IP —Concratulntlons to Lorls and crate, and Republicans, wilH V of Inlln Fire Company at Green John WarMer, Mr., and Mrs. Jules and children, Ruth and Jackie , ir|r., s. MftcKerwic an- 19 Handalwood Dnnald Pattemon, Colonia Boule- Joseph McLatifhUn tar the Job." Street flrehouse. Co-chairmen for the week of October €.•*»"*! Malkln and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 152 Middlesex Avenue, vUlted Mr ,'".|].,t prospective mem- Lane vard who celebrated their 7th Explaining that he mast re- th.6 affair war* Mrs. Herbert [MTbUft. Newark. Cassell'a parents, Mr. and Mrs •;,„',!„, in unite-with the Colonia birthdays. tire oil September. 1, 1959, when Qunthner and Mrs. tyllliam Mrs. James O'Rourke, 1; ,, ., i, i- 6 «re to meet with —Mr. »nfc Mrs. Frank Brlnk- Louis Uebowitz, Jersey City, Sun- (1 r Fulton 8-2969 —The first meeting of the sea- Knott. Avenue were Mr. and Mrs. Clarl ,,'„, mid Ministers In the he will, be 65 years old, Deputy day. son for Cub Scout Pack 130 will be —The teachers of the primary mann. 15 Pershlng Avenue, an rtnee Crane,Newark. Mr. arid" ,„.'„„ srptcmbcr 23 and 30 Chief Parsons said he felt now nounce the birth of a daughter —Mrs. William Conn, Colonia |... held on October 7. Further details department of First Presbyterian and Mrs. Cassell and children j O'Rourke entertained Mrs. M will be announced ISter. was the time to pass on his ex- Nancy Janet, a't St. EHaabeth'; —The first business meeting of Cliurch of I«el)n Sunday 8ehool spent a day at Seaside Heights, j L. Hubbs and daughter, Irma ' ,,..,11,11] npcivl8orl8 needed the (nil seRRon of the Colonia VII- perience in Junior police work met at the church Tuesday. Hospital, Elizabeth. —Volunteers are seeking dona- —Sunday guests of Mr. md —Saturday guest* of Mr. andi MUltown, at dinner. •''•i,,im:tc Fellowship on lane Civic Association will be held tions for the National Foundation to a younfer man. —Members of fcoy Scout Troop ,',,. from 3 to 5 P.M. Thetonight at 8:30 In School 16 for Muscular Dystrophy, Inc. ".'.iiuosted volunteers call auditorium. Quest speakers will be Please give generously when the nidi olTlce. , Superintendent of Schools Patrick volunteer knocks on your door so (i,v ^ 8 P. M., the Men's Bovlan; Murray Liebowltz, arehl- this work may be contynued. , I, |,nid a (?et-together in *ct for the Hoffman Boulevard AMBOf FEED and GARDEN SHOP HAS —Persons Interested in Joining ,,' ], hiiii. Men 9*tne con- 3chool; and Dr. "Ralph Barone of the American Association of Unl* ,,',,, He mvited to attend and he Board of Education. varsity Women may obtain In- ,'.,'.' pinker, Dr. James Clark, lOuncement tflll be made concerti- formation by calling Mrs. R. H v ,,i HL. Louis, and now of ng the fall dance, the Hallowe'en Qoodell, Pu 1-3128. inrade, the toefi-agr dance and ','„';', •....iiir.h transports mem- ,he children's Christmas party. The Youth Fellowship Group ,,',,. n AM. church service Refreshments will bt served by th

BACCTO MICHIGAN PEAT* processed tt»e BACCTO way, \RE YOU REGISTERED? took lor \h, word t jA^^^' increases bacterial action ttt 6ACCTO on |" t^T your soil, frees locked In nl-, «v«ry bag. A MM K . j trogenand plant food • binds Mdgtpiat.Acupl ^, \jj sandy soils • breaks up clay 4is mbilllult, soils. Screened, ready to use. , lave You Changed Your Address This Peat puts new life Into. .your soil instantly! Get 0: Free months ahead-get BACCTO Since You Voted Last? Delivery today. Free booklet on lawm una gardens. Stop In for ycurs today! " ^ THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1957 IS THE LAST DA Y TO REGISTER Turns Lams Green.,. j Keeps Lawns Green / if you have changed your address you must give notice of your new NEW "CONSTANT-FEIO" * address to the County Election Board or the Borough Clerk. This notice must be given before September 26th, 1957, or you cannot vote In the WONDERLAWN CK-ncral Election, Tuesday, November 5th, 1957. Lawn Food . if you nave changbd your name since you last voted you must re-reglster. Star Roses You may register or give notice of your new address at the office of the , Middlesex County Board of Elections, 313 State Street, Room 708 Perth , . eJinil nnw with Wonderlawn Lawn I'ouil (uardt A.nboy, or at the Township Clerk's Office in the Municipal Building, Complete Assortment of Bgainsr. weeds, Jisejse and any day from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. or 7:3Q,P. M. to 9 P. M on September drought...anures luxuriant health '&', 24, i|5 and 26. If you are 21 Election Day you are eligible to vote if (or your Uwn tliroujli weather 'seasonal yi>u register. IMPORTED BULBS — From — High Organic, .(NitroJeKPhosplioiosMW 'i person qualified to register and vote and if he is afflicted with a non-burn, latcty-baUnctd formula. Eaay to apply •lironic or incurable illqess and mentally competent may renter at dry (lanular (arm. So economical — you need ut* IRANCH, ITALY only 1 Ib. ptr 100 Sq. Ft.— because it's all food lus place of confinement bfapplying to the County Board *: ElecUons ami HOLLAND (content no light or powdery waitc). !«•• an application, which must be accompanied by an Affidavit of a I'hyslcian. -,'•.-'.''' NATURALIZED CITIZENS MUST BRING THEIR PAPERS Be Sure You Are Registered Amboy Feed Co., Inc. MIDDLESEX COUNTY ===;=r Garden BOARD of ELECTIONS , Established 1»19 — George Walsh, fic^ident STOttE Koom 708 • 7lb Floor - l'erth Ainlioy Nuliimal Hunk Building ••iS- 279 New Brunswick Ave., Perth Amboy 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. IWly CLOSK WRDNR8DAY NOON 313 Stale Street, Perth A.nhoy, N. J. (Corner o( Oak Street) :iV TV-'

PAOE SIX THURSD/t?. SEPTZtattER 19, Club lo Observe Plans Completed Inman Ave, Section For Style Show (Imlmling Pukes' tistatefl. Canterbury \ ijfltb Anniversary III;,,,, Wooilhrulgr Knolls, Shore Crest Acre*. J-'P i AVFNFJ A fashion show nnd The first buslnc luncheon bv Woodbildne Demo- Oaks, OiikRi«lffrr of the "rason ft'is 1 uniii- Coinvy Commltteewomfn bv tin Jmiiov Woman's C!ub o' .ill tv l:t|d S-.ptember 28 at Lin- 1 —Mr. nnd Mrs /\ w /vrH nt t '!' M">P"1 - ColnnlP i *'iuil Oio-e H Rhway 7. S'elton. By FTM Ai'l.M Mf»r>nn. (t"nenl Avenel; Miss Eilim rt'i ind Ml" T'»dv .Insknlka n»wly- i ''Mrrr"ui. vlll induct a final Jr. I)., t and Mrs. Charles c;,,,,. a >Pa>nt"(1 chaplain, who ltd th' i 'nmmt'trr mcct'nn at her ho'ne, Welt Htn»i Mrs. Fred Blue, ami \\] devotig,n;ils. !-'lS Belaid" Avenue. Mondnv. Cdlonln. it. J. 1 3. D. Page. Colons '"I \', Mr ! ,lim« K Ciojflon rpportpd Phone n i t 8 P M. C'iMrmen nr<- Mrs. Wll- on thr fntn v pi-nlc nt Lftkr 1 Ibm Hd'ly, First Ward; Mrs. Rose Fulton »-196« -Mr. and Mrs. Kim-(.i] Hnnn'ritii' ilii-; Mjmmpr. M's* Broadway Avenue, h,l(1 5 Molynrnux, Second Wird; Mrs J" tro!k.i I'nvp :>ii account of thf i ?lmer Dratw. Third Ward, nnd guefcts for a week. i'1(,, Jn'y. pril D.n'v ni her home Mi- and Mrs. Charles Ollphant dMKliter-ln-lnw Mr ;„„ Mrs Samuel Albrecht. ro-chair- Jr. and children, Patricia and nil \n Wti(l( c Miss Wilmn Frftphllch rp- inn nnd :'nrv>SDondln« sreretarv. Elms and children «,.,., : :h:nlrs III. WPSI Street, attended and Eric. Westboro, M . on f.hf cnrrl -vrty In Au- j ''Sfrvntion1; will close today, and M he wedding c remoriy and recep- —Mr. and Mrs K PUft. Mr« Hnn« N Plspn. Inter- • Iviinrn ire a^Ved to submit all Bronx, N. Y. were u,,, Pehtiom '-'Hi-mari an- at this meeting. ion of Mrs. Ollphunt's cousin, Jo- tuesUof Mr. and Mi; ], t'vf im Sppttmber 7( 3? will br furnished by a .ph Sokolowski to Margaret Flh- n Una, Jeffrey Road, p in' liitiini' ru sts and ?erth Ambr>v dress shop mH •.II, Saturday. members a IN ndrri the r'ub-spon- —Mr. and Mrs, James Mackey, —Mr. and Mrs. Ari|M Mir-ts Wiu hp M«''Or Pp?h B .»nr«d bni t:!'i to th° United Na- 10 Dewcy Avenue, were feted at a arid children Patti •„,', n:iijiey a n ^ Committeemen tloni Bui'dins in New Vork. A I PiUv Schmidt snd L. Ray AHbani. Hity in honor of their 32nd wed Plnrldpe Place tmv. tour, of tin- building and, movie' Jlng anniversary. More than 36 from a two-week's v.,, of the UN. wpre featured , mests from ROselle Park, Plaln- Plans 'vpre formulated for thr Town Hall Alterations fl.'W, CoWlft, Newark, Kearnjr and club's 30tli birthday partv »4 thr Will Begin Next Week Jnlon Beach attended the party Avnp]-Colnnia F:rst Aid Sliuad at the home of their daughter anjl Candidates 1 btilldin" O-tnVr 8, Miss Mar' WOODBRIDQE — Alterations wn-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Thfeodore I ou <3aJWn, rhairman. announced nt the Municipal Building will be- Brozanskl, Lake Avenue, . f. . that .spflcial guests will be Invited : urn next week. Mayor Hugh B. —Mr. and Mrs. George Ulaiey- SetforOetoberer22 Miss • Qall Cooper, music and Qui(!ley said today. lch, Cleveland Avenue, entertained, drama chairman, will be In charge ! In the meantime, Civil Defense. her parents Mr. and Mrs, Fred AVENEL-The first „„, of entertainment. which hud to move out of the top Blessing and daughter Mary, Eliz- the season was held |)v ti Mrs. Nielsen, public relations floor of the town hall to make abeth at dinner. Ward Second District!),* chairman, reported that she plan* room for executive offices, will —Mrs Charles Monzo, Inman and Civic Club Momlm to visit Rahway Memorial Hos- !make Duffy's Radio Shop. Iselln, Avenue, was the recent luncheon crert Inn, with Hemy s pitfll in the near future to pick its temporary headquarters un- guest of her sister, Mrs. Frederick presiding. up materiel for the club members til something more suitable can Fredericks, Metuchen. Mrs. John Malton. ,; to sew into articles needed by the reminded members of tj,. be found, the mayor said. '.V,* hospita), Foqd shoppint today is a family affair. Th« haphazard, dimly-lit grocery store of yesteryear has been replaced hy the modern, —Mr. and Mrs. Earl Runkel «nd bridge Democrat!: c<, Ord**™ for the newly - formed well-stocked, fan* to shop food stores which offer product* U suit the tastes of every member of the family. ,Thr average LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES eon Earl Jr., Amherst Avenue; and Women's luncheon Mr. and Mrs. Henry H&ligowikl id !, merchandise

PURCHASE NEW HOME Forks, Meyrier WOODBRIDOB—A newly con- structed six-rocrm Cape Cod type Port Reading dwelling at the corner of Cremp- Church Services Speak at Forum ton Avenue and Peorl Avenue hns Personals Men sold by the lmlM?r, Antonio j WOODBftlDQK — There was Q. Inack). to Mr. and Mr*. Joseph .ft* stundtaB-rooUHmly Iri the WOO-1 Atannai. Fredtrtok M. Adams, at- r,.!l.K'AI, AND CiT. ANDREW'S CHURCH ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH torney, 610 Rahway Avenue, rrprr- ,lltMi..i, (HIIRCH Avenel Istlln •mst Westm-W Hfeh School nudl ,., *•*• lolin Euan, Pastor aented the mirohaKrs. ,, i,.ncs Street Her, John Wlliu. paitor torlum at » public debate between 4 Weekday Masses 7:30 P. M. N . WO 8-1751 Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00, aubertiatortal candidates Oover- Sunday Masses: TDO, BOO 900 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. OPENING SESSION ! , •;,. |-(try, Pastor 10:00 and 11:00 A, M. nor Robert fi. Meyner. and Sena- Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 WOODBR1DOE — the Ladles' i,,!,„ Nntch«T, Steven tor Malcolm S. Forbes, hU Re- " M .,, Steven Kovach, A. M- Auxiliary of Woodbrldge Fire r FIRST PRRSBYTERIAN publican opponent, on Tuesday1 '^IH.III Superintendent. Wednesday, 8:00 P. M., contin- Company 1 will hold its opening CHURCH OF ISEHN uous Novena to it Jude, Patron I,.,,,! 9 A. Mi; See- n«v. Richard B. Kibble, pantor night, and an estimated 400 lis- meeting of the season tomorow of Hopeless Cases. ' in A. M. Sunday Servleei tened tn over th« public address night flt 8:30 In the flrehouse on ship Servttes, 10 9:00 A. M. — Pamtly Church jvatem from the school cafeteria. School Street. Mrs, Alan snvder U'n and Mrs. Jocph AJUaler will be y Service. 8T. JOHN'S CHURCH Sponsored by the league of s — Youth Pel- Joifph H, ThnnHOti, Uj hostesses. 9:00 A. M. - Sunday School for Womrti Voters of N«w Jtrsey and The board of directors win inW Children 3 to 8 years of age. Sewsreit , Mil. Dorotkri Pnrklmnim. Orianlst -supported by \ht Woodbrlflge Thursday night at 8:00 o'CWflk Nfr 'j -• I S(•d Time. 2:30. Parents can .attend church at that his aamlnUtartbn has rt| same time. 9:45 A. M, Sunday School. V,en>nic, this nOft-rlBrtl«snn forum the home of Mrs. Rtoo. MM Second Tues- 11:00 A. M., morning prayer "worked out ft Sound; realistic was the first of a series to be con- Street, Woodftftdjie. 9:*5 A. M.—Sunday School with and service. povrrnment." According to the A regutof mf*tlrl( till b* I society: First SUn- classes for all from nursery to 11:15 A. M—Communion Sun- 'irrued in Mriftrcstown. September Governor, "Integrity of govern- young people. qmorrovr night at 8:00 o'clock In' day, first Sunday of each month. J3 and In Engliiwood October 7. nt.," as demonstrated by the ,he firehouse. Members ate ftdtWHJ,; i-mivi: First Tuesday lliOO A. M. - Church Service cKllber of its public" servants, Is ;o bring In merchandise retards.'""", 7:00 P. M. — Youth Fellowship. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN toecortl state spending, a malor Iwue of the eamr/alim, was under of primary concern to citizens of Shower Held y>'\ , M Third Monday Adequate free parking rear of CHURCH OF AVENEL 5 from both sides aR the candl- the state. He prated the work of A surprise miscellaneous rtioWef"* church for those attending ser- 621 Woodbrldfe Avenue, Avenel 1 Judges, cabinet officers, and dlvl- i' Miss Mare are t VerWllo, dai)|n* ' • vices. Dr. Charlta 8. MacKenzl« Blternafely blumed a { ,,,i: rivst Monday at *bn heads, "well chosen for their ter of Mr. aid Mrs. Samuel ter« ' Ladles' Aid Society .second and Don Mason, minister of roiulci JncU Jer.°ey Wlslnturfi whloh voted the Robertson, mlnlitrr of evanitellim; Ted ohameter and abllltv," as well as nlllo, of 9 Second Street fM hm " ,,;,: Thursday at 8iourth Monday, from 8 P. M. Nlsten unit Martin fllwn, mlnlitcri to ipnrooriatlons and a Nnw Jersey V youth; O. II. Wr'trlln*. superintendent thf volunteer teams from Industry In St. Anthony's Church Hall «** M; Young Women's 6ulld,efourth "overnor whose ndmlnlstratlve of «hnrch school. denftrtrnents si^nt the moriey. wht) hats been Introduomif butl urday n ?ht. The shower wts ;,,,,(!, first Monday, 8 Tuesday, -8:00 p. M. Sunday Services: Church •smfe'tl by hfr mother and Officers and teachers of Sun- Senator Forbes Raserted mo't tier"! methods In various depart- School, 9:30 and 11:00 A. M.; ments. han 75 gutst.s were In Junior Youth Fel- day School, third Tuesday, 7 30 state problems stem from the Church Worship, 8:30, 9:30 and Calling shortage of educations Miss Vernlllo will be marri*} Wv.'vf i A M.; Confirmation ~ M. eternal triable of budget, roend- 11:00 A. M.;^ Junior and Senior facilities "probably the most Michael Mastorlo, son of Mr*TJ«* ->4> .it 10 A. M. Senior choir, every Thursday, STRIDE RITE PATENT PtIMP: For Sunday-be^ or party fun, Ing and tnxes, chiming that. If v High Fellowship, 7:00 P. M. elected, administration could Im- prenatal? problem, for ' years seph Mastorto. Plttslon, Pa., an*-!j choir and Junior 8:00 P. M. hWe's an exceptionally well-fitting pump for little girls. Elastl- the late Joseph Mastotio, October ; Junior choir, every Thursday Monday: Boy Scouts, weekly; ched topllne, pert faille linw, brlRht buckle. Stees IWi to 3, in prove welfare and educational come on the state level and e Monday afternoon at 7:00 P. M. Third Monday, Ex- local communities," Governor 5 at 4 P. M. in 8t. AnthnqrV - 7:00 P. M. thlny black patent priced at $8.95. sites 4 to 9 in black patent or rnndltlone urufpr a stabilized Church. ""..v? plorers and Deacons, 7:30 P. M. budget by paring non-es»entlal Meyner emphasized the need Youth Fellowship, every Sun- black suede at $9.50. Stride Rite dhow are carried In your locality New Arrival • •% , nNGREOATlONAl day, 7:00 P. M, Tuesday: Second Tuesday, Wo- by Boston Shoe Company, Perth Amboy. Herns and improving efficiency. expansion to train future leade A daughter was bom to Mr. and <• (III RCH Boy Scouts, every Friday 7'00 men's Association and Session Me opposed the "theory of un-ship needed in government ar|d Uri. Kenneth Harkhett, 12 Turnir ,, ,ni(l firove Avenue* P. M. Meetings, 8:00 P. M. DAUOHTER ARRIVES WILD SHOOTING limited government spending" as Senator F o r b e i e: : Street, Monday at Perth Amboy .... Session, first Sunday of month a feder of inflation and said he pressed himself as "unequivocal Wednesday: Weekly Commun- WOODBRIDGE — A daughter, AVENEL — BB shot was fired General Hospital. The Harknetts 12 noon. ity Cancer Dressings Group, 1:00 felt the current one-third drained In favor of a bond Issue" to fl .. iittrrhnit. Mlnliter Rachel, was born Saturday at Ine through the windshield of his car have one other child, Theresa. ..K.rci' H Rhodes, Trustees, second Thursday 7 30 to 3:00 P. M.; Girl Scouts, 4:00 East Orange General Hospital, off from every paycheck for local, nance 48",6OO,OOO tn capital im Martin M«Julty, Charleston, W. „. I iM.Irr n> Millie P. M. Tuesday, Nicholas Sant, 58 Liv- provements needed by Rutgers. , II V.inrhMi, Jr., P. M.; Senior High Recreation, East Orange, to Rev. and Mrs. state and national taxes inhibits Vs., Is spending a week With hit MI,III of Sundaj Bchooli Deacons, second Monday 7:30 7:00 P.M. Dewey Fagerburg, 58 Grove Ave- ingston Avenue, reported to Sgt.Initiative. Senator Forbes claimed The Governor supported either a brother-tn-law and slstor, Mr, and ,•- Sunday P. M. Thursday: Cnoirs — Cherubs* jjue. Rev. Fagerburg, pastor of the Albert Martin and Patrolman that study of the $8,500,000 state bond Issue or a yearly appropria- Mrs. Sabby Martlno, 442 Wood- •• ,,,,i - 9:45 A. M. tion to cover future needs of th 3:45 P. M., Westminster, 7:00 First Congregational Church, *is Lawrence Jefferson. The vehicle, budget has revealed possible sav- bridge Avenue. 4,, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •,V .shin — 11 A. M. Chancel, 8:15 P. M. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Mr. Sant said, was parked In front ings of $1 million a year. university. ' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McDon* ,,.. Market and Rifh Street A state water program, tralntn Mrrtlnri Friday: Mr. and Mrs. Club, 2nd Fagerburg, Hinsdale, 111. His wife of his place of business on Avenel Governor Meyner noted that nell and children, Mary, Nancy, t- Perth Amboy New Jersey has the lowest tax per for mentally retarded or handi- Joseph and Eileen; Daniel E. Mi> „ :»;.!>•: Fridays evening and fthFriday , 8:00 P. Jun- is the former Miss Rachel Allen, Street. «•».' P«Wr Kowilchuk, P«it«r lor High Recreation, 6: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles person In the United States, with capped children, auto Ucenqe Donnell and Mrs. John T McD^n- ... 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. P. M. n aid-Third Wednes- Saturday: Termite Fellowship, D. Allen, Essex, Conn, and Saga- about •flO going Into the state till plates, and routing of highways 1 nell spent Sunday in BrooWyh 9:45 A. M.. Sunday School. more Beach, Mass. They have Advertising money Is never against $545 for federal taxes. He the federal road program were visiting Mrs. Patrick Murphy who:/",. r M. 6:15 P. M., Baptist.Youth Fel- 10:30 A. M.; Communicants Class, Association — Every 1:00 P. M.; Weekly Prayer Group, three other daughters, £arin, five; altogether lost; oftentimes the pointed to the absence of either also discussed In answer to ques- Is at home recujieratlng from a ;- ldwsnip. Anne, three; and Ruth. two. promoter of the scheme prospers. sales or lncom* taxes as evidence tions from the audience. broken hip. .-^ . tiny, 2:00 P. M. 7:30 P, M., Evening Gospel 7:00 P. M. ' ! club — Third Tues- Service. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1' M. 11:15 A. M., Communion Sun- M.-Mu Phi Sorority — Rahwar Avenue, Woodbrldge p day, first Sunday of each month. Fourth Monday, 8:00 Rev. William H. Schouai, Rector : Alton Brandts, Orfanlit FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday Services \! in-led Couples —• CHURCH ..il P. M. Railway AvMue and Carteret 8:00 A. M., Holy Communion. iviinwshlp — Every Road, Woodbrldfe 9:30 A. M., Sunday School. 11:00 A. M., Holy Communion I.II P. M. R*». K*rl Htnnum Drvann;, Mlnliter Mr. Donald P. Scott, Youth Director and sermon (first and thud Sun- i Unir Hrheanalf Mr. Fred Elder. Organist "id Director w.flnesday, 8:dO P.M day) ; Morning Prayer and aer- Snnday Service* mon (second and fourth Sunday). 1-nday. 3:15 P. M. Morning Worship at 11:00 Kiiday. 3:45 P. M. Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. 1 1 •. •, ,;.\f Friday, 5:00 P. M. Trinity Vestry, second Monday, Recnlar Meetings 7:30 P. M. First Monday Session meeting 8t. Agnes' Unit, first Monday, si\V DOVER In the church office at 8:00 P. M. EinoDIST CHURCH 2:J0 P. M. ••'€ Second Monday, Board of Trus- St. Margaret's Unit, first t'.iiy R. D. t tees in the church office at 8:00 Trinity Altar Guild meets Fourth Monday, Oltfjl friendly Society "Hfflft- White Church Guild. •iday Atternooni day, 8:45 P. M. Second Wednesday, Sunday i... Vii-.it!-. Fellowship Trinity Acolyte Oulld rrteeta School teachers. quarterly. . Second and Fourth Wednesday, v Afternoon* Trinity Choir /Thursdays, 8:00 ', * Jiil Scouts. Ladies Aid Society 2 P. M. Third Wednesday, Men's Bro-P. M. ••it!' '!!•.-juy Evenings Trinity Church School Faculty, powerful Accelerating—For quick getaway from a standing start, every therhood. ' si'iiinr Choir practice. fourth Friday, 7:30'P.M. Third Thursday. Women's As- cylinder of your car burns the maximum fuel charge. Unless your gaso- . - • il .iv Evening* Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday, M Hoy Scouts. sociation meets at ftP . M. line has sufficient octane, it can't burn evenly for full power. Super Shell Adult Choir Rehearsal, Friday 7:00 f. M. ,:.Nv Mornings 134, fourth has all the octane any car needs for full-power acceleration! 8 P.M. Cub Scout Pack '' Brownies. Monday, 8 P. M, y Mornings Youth Choir Rehearsal, Satur- mill. Early Session, day, 9-10 A. M. , THE CHURCH Junior Choir Rehearsal, Satur- gasoline .'"ruing Worship Ser- OF JESUS CHRIST day, 10-11 A. M. :! oo; Church School. Florida Grove Road .il.::- '1:15-12:16., OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH Hopelawn Joifph Benyola, Mlnlitcr Re?. Joteph Bnuiowikl, Paitor Jarae* Benyola, |l'i'IUTX.r. METHODIST New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Sundaj School SuperlnWnd** ' » 111! RCH Sunday Manes 7:oe, iM, *;oa, Blokacd BUUGU, QlUISllt •-Vorshlp, 11:00 A, M. 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Sunday Morning Worship, ::owship, 7 p, M. Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:1$ 10:30 A.M. any car Sunday School, 9:15 A. M. •"1 9:45 A.M. • AM. < iifloid H. Munn Monday Weekday Services—Wednesday -tn-et. Woodbrldfe ' Novena, 7:30 P. M. and Friday, 7:30 P. M. miUy Services Male Chclr rehearsal, S P. M. ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE .U'H »>:1 Meetings Altar-Rosary Society, first Amboy Avenue. Woodbrldfe '•• Guild, second and Monday after first Sunday at 8 Rev. 8»muel NcVbenti, Rabbi i;iy.s, 8 P. M. P. M. Friday, 7;30 P. M., regular Sab- siH-iety o( Christian can use! Holy Name Society, second b&th services. i Wednesday, 8 P. M. Monday after Second Sunday at 8 P. Mi CHURCH OF „ P<'l)UKiI)GE GOSPEL Tuesday i CHRIST, SCIENTIST —Octane is no problem when you're cruising along. Extra CHURCH ls P.T.A. meeting, third Tuesday West Avenue, S«wafe» mileage is wlat you want here, and you get it with Super Sh«|ll. It has i>'< ( Street, Woodbridie of each month at 8 P. M. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. I'l'T Hur«tu, Putor fnort combustion energy because it contains toluene, a major power- 1 Sunday School tor ThtmOay Church Services, 1J:OO\A. M. ingredient of aviation fuel. This means extra miles at cruising speeds. '•'•'.ilimn Butters, Super- female Choir rehearsals, 8:00 Wednesday Testimoolal Meet- '-til Aie.s at 8 A. M. Kar. R|dota B. Stobi So stop in at your J ^ i and fillu p "»»• of 8t. Anthony 16 Fourth Street, Fordi BOLT KILLS Z Shejl—atthenew whiUpumpI 'l.iV !(l 7:15 P. M., with Organists: Eddie Jacobson and DALLAS. Tqtaj — Caught In a • «t. Peter's Hospital. Mildred Jordan. thunderstorm just as they w«rf vvllk. in charge, leaving Junior high school, Sunday 8wvl«« group of IS (jirft, huddled under I "•*' H- C. CHURCH 8 16 A.M. Divine Service tree at Sfteetwater. A* bolt 10:45 A.M. Divine Service snuunfld through ttm " ni.rlm O. uul Bible Claase« • twe of the girl l'4r*A M^DUltdRf School 8 M U, and Qlenda Sue CondTar, 14, Thuflday, T * M- t°, *• - and seriously injured Ruby Walk' Junior CnoUf R«»wnraal. er, 14, who was revived alter 70 Thursday, 8 P. M. to 10 P. M.,minutes. Eleven other glrj* with TCP •''trices every Senior Choir Reheartal. hospitalised and one vaj'treated 1:30 A. M. to 11:80

:.-* >ltV I JliA, „ 7 . • \ \ /"• INDEPENDENT PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 do you remember the prize fragile than other parts of Crea- Checks for bnlh Mtid, must have tat down with his j Rath, introduced Edward J. Put-; of the bomb. They proceeded to tion. Yet, by his willpower he can FEDERAL PAYROLL waltzes at the dance hall?" luncheon and a,,, The Federal Government's civil- •Madison Avenue" Bdvisors try- i ten, secretary of state, who said' maneuver themVlves as close as overcome weaknesses and rise tolibrary fund «I MI Although I was not a resident 1(1 ian pay roll exceeded $11,000,000.- ing to determine where the ad-of Governor Meyner: "This year possible to the bomb site as a a divine level. For man Is the only the name of the 1 of the Township In the days of 000 during the last flical yew forministration wars vulnerable. we have the champion," and thU technical exercise. After about part In Creation that WM created BPW Fund ann „, Boynton Beach—The Shell Oil the first time, according to Sen- They must have had slender year we will be on the mfcp—he is j two hous we were taken back to in the ImaRe of Ood. And thebridge Township Company was already established ator Harry P. Byrd, chairman. i he tfeclartd when they ] the greatest governor this state Camp Mercury, checked out and Psalmist classifies, man, "but ftProfessional Wom,, when I came to Woodbridge-I Joint Committed on Reduction of decided to attack the increase in has ever had." taken to Las Vegas. little lower than the angeli." pendent - Lend,, Non-essential Federal Expendi- the budnet. since his OOP prede- Mrs. Vera Ryan. a member of All of us were Impressed with feel at times that 1 can almost see Green Street. Wn, cttsori «ho*»d a much steeper committee, secretary of th« the folks in the picnic grove, the "James Turlow Adams in 'Tem- tures The total for the year tne Smoky' even though many of us Information n . rise as do almost all other States Middlesex County Democratic young people dancing to the tune po of Modern Life* tells the fol- M ! ended June 30 tu $11,000,474,000. were prepared for something spec- may be obtained [ Reverting to county figures, j Organization and secreufy tojtacular. It was a sight Ufct we lowing story: 'A- friend of mine, a This compared with sllRhtly over of the latest waltz and the old garet Ford, chalrm $10,500,000,000 in the previous fls- the -Oovernor noted that Domo-1 \igyor Qulgley. told of the *om-Just could not forsee, and even one* sunning themselves on thedistinguished explorer who spent a couple of years among the sav-ron Avenue cratlc Middleaex was holding its iftn.g part in the election and the now it seems Incredible that one porch of the Sewaren House. You RUth Wolk, ,,n>s,,j, own, despite the population In-1 hidden vote*1 they hed w bomb could have caused 750 tons see, I have been told these stories ages of the upper Amazon, once : •.:.<• to be good ^h for the two preceding years. - hidden vote* ' they held which Independent-Umi,, crease, and Democratic^ Hudson i tant to any political of steel to disappear in a tenth of attempted a forced march Is show.r.; ::-,moment every Average civilian employment dur- u a0 mpor so many times, 1 can almost make A card party, ni., • actuany showed a reduction a second as well jw do all of the through the Jungle. The party Ljr, but needs all tfie inf the 12 month* also reached a campaign. myself believe I waa there. The Governor In conclusion said work. I am now Inclined to my, made extraordinary speed for' the fit Of the Librnrv , . he can s<:tht- ban on vis-'n(.w high ol 2,394.099 persons—an Joseph 8omers. Democratic mu- for even though I have seen it, that first two days, but on the third sored October 8 at itOTs Is hi::;, . -.tinned for the increase of about 60,000 over the nicipal chairman, presented ft gift MiM Betty Lalhi •. | time be In? Or i has received previous fiscal year. to Mrs. Meyner in behalf of hU l sti11 d™'1 beIleve ll" N.J. to Hear Board morning when It was time to start, is the contemplated expenditure my friend found all the natives Avenue, Avenri, v.-wn , . taintless £•: we!»ifl-.es and mes-, organization, at the close of the (Continued from Page One) taylor, Internatuiu, •*, by industry of $1.400 000 000 in sitting on their haunches, looking and we at dinner. and Rahway," he *ai4, "are not Z'XLSZA Meyner Says the. next lew years for new plants Sewaren Termed very solemn and makipg no prep- chairman, in cimn-,.'',,. and expansion of old ones. "Ap- paying tatts In Wootlbrldge and ments and tickets ;. . 1 really got a kici out of the: (Continued from Page One> 1 (Continued,from Page One) arations to leave. When my friend parently industry ha* more con- 50 per cent of our membership asked the reason of this quietness, Cops-Ford? F;r?m, be able -o do ;^\ '.hat much more years without these added burdens| allowing a governor to be voted :ven though it was pitch dark be- way *and Rarltsn Printing com- We do not, call them Jewish Jus- the road to Boynton Beach was be sjwnt without (A;/ come Chroma* tirr.e It was; on thh e taxpayerst , thesth e same j into office for a successive termterm. fore the blast. The light gradually panies to meet specifications and ice. Jewish Love, Jewtah Truth, Jak Egan to men- "ttoogy men" are trying to raise i He lauded the local Democratic crowded with bicycles, surreys and the taxpayer. This 1 .' faded into various deep colors and to take action If they can't." Mr. r Jewish Mercy. These ideas tre waste »nd bodl mi ... tion Mr c>--ry^ illness and to. this issue, he noted. j organisation for Its consideration buggies. S!i Foley said such action would be God-Inspired and belong to all mental powers. Tin «ay tin: tin- prayers of all go out! He told Woodbridge Democrats!to Governor Most of the kids In Woodbridge ounding the dust cloud which was taken it anr cpntractor violates peoples and all faiths. Man Is not ful record but not ni. lowa.-d Mr Gregory's speedy re- i of the sharp increases In nine | introductions only to the town- learned to swim at Sewaren get- by now nearly 20.000 fept high. specification*.'. nly 'his brother's keeper'; we are not by a IOHR shot "OOP controlled counties" which ship candidates so that the Gov- 1 covery. Johnny Royle, our; The stem of the cloud remained ting their inspiration from expert so to speak, 'our own keeper, as : ernor might have ample time to Lands Froirets i "Some $2.05 of i .. sport* editor, told me it was the Indicated U» lengths they wnuM dense for neady 30 minutes before swimmers and divers who were well. For each of us has been en- give hta address. Mr. Wilentz said Dr. Ralph Blunt, Middlesex from the taxpayer f, largest crowd he ever saw at go If they ever won control of the we could see tnrough to the moun- hired by the beach owners to give rusted with the responsibility for State government. On the other that he could txpect a 10,000 ma- County Superintendent of Schools, One p*»rty Incumhrir Fords Park tain behind it. The mountain had exhibitions. ur own soul and our own con- hand, he said, his own budget, jority for the guest of honor from who was pre*ent at the meeting tion It spent wltrmu' . some vegetation on it and nil of duct. The time to begin the prac- which his opponent Is criticising the township In the November For those who did not wish to commended the Board on prog- or Justification. Thi ; this, within the range of two or ice of them^ls now, Make every Here and Tfiere: rose only six per cent before it was election. pack their lunch there was a [rM S jt ^tA made In planning the Inable record nf .;• three miles, burned for at least day In the year a Solemn Day. progress that the in,. Carol Muller. 14 Second Street, cut still further by the Legislature. The Perth Amboy attorney said popular restaurant which served j $ie,0OO,0O0 construction program. one hour. feel* wtU sway tbr , Fords, has been named to the The speaker identified ' the that the "State of New Jersey now meals at all hours. He compared Woodbridge with "May The Lord Inscribe you Shock Waves Next side in November Ks-.. Dean's List at the College of Edu- counties and the rate of Increase has the greatest opportunity it Rowling and Fishing, too Boards he did not name and and your family in the Book ol "The top of the cloud leveled off schools and raunin;!/, cation at Oh:o University. Athens, as Hunterdon, 27.1 per cent; has ever hAd to continue the most Bowlers were not neglected for which he said were lagging on Life and bless you with a happy at about 25,000 feet and was ixceed $8,000,000. f. Ohio. . A son was born to Mr. 3cean. 24.5 per cent; Sussex, 23.1 prosperous government the state there was a bowling alley, too. school construction. and prosperous New Year." : 1 blown horizontally toward .the fiscal year. and Mr - Donald MacDowell, per cent; Morris, 21.7 per cent; has ever had." But for the fishermen. Sewaren "They're dragging their feet be- Rabbi,Newberger has an- Gloucester, 23.3 per cent; Warren, southeast. The shock wave which «If It Is deemed ':. eenf. N Y . at Rahwa^Memo- "It is no accident that a man was a paradise. It is hard to cause of fighting among them- nounced his sermon -topics for 21 per cent; Burlington, 20.8 per appeared a ve'ry few minutes after pwple, I will vntlMv;' rial Hospital Mrs, MacDowell is whose life is dedicated to the good imagine now, but in the late selves or because they are afraid," Thursday and Friday as "Con- cent, and Cumberland and Mon- H-hour shook^us up considerably, dfvote full time to • e former Alice Johnson. Car- of the people was elected and will 1800's and early 1900s the waters science Days" and "A Faltft for mouth, each 20.3 per cent. and the sound, which is similar to he declared. "Public support of Mayor after my olirt terete. Mr MacDowell is the son be reelected again," he declared. of Sewaren were filled with weak- Living." The GOP nominee, the Governor a jet breaking the sound barrier, school building comes when bold b«r. of Mr and Mrs Roy MBcDowell, He added that the governor was fish, porgies, flounders, crabs and was so loud it took us all by sur- steps are taken. I am very Im- "I am happy rr.it J44 . Dunham Place. The new the hardest working governor this at times, bluefish. Fishermen __ prise. There was no rumbling or pressed with the steps you have will campaign on th> daddy is with the First Marine \nd Sling Tail Brook flows just state ever hat had and, quoting could be outfitted with boats and|tak n~ in j Barron Library : the same—that pebbly bottom echo of the sound wave. The pro- e s CB une party this year txv;in Corps Reserve and Recruit Head- the television commercial, "You baits at a small cost'. hill, gress of the pressure wave was in- Dr. Blunts commendation came (Continued from Page One) of one party ruit. A:, quarters. Garden City, L. I. . . . Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse," And of course there was plenty dicated by a series of lights which fter Mr. Boylan had read a One hundred and eighty tickets of public lands lc;n. :. Dr. Herbert Moss, 115 Main Though far or near, to me arethe former Attorney General of were stretched out across the! Pleasure-craft to be seen, skiffs lengthy report on the progress have been mailed out for the $25 than a grotesque nc,,: Street, Woodbridge, attended- a dear my school companions stated, "You Can Be Sure If It's cat boats valley toward the bomb and which1 ' ' naphtha launches and made in planning to date. a-plate luncheon to be sponsored ord Is Imprinted m ;,• meetine of the Board of Trustees still Meyner." r w Do they ever think as I do of the were extinguished as the pressure ° boats, For the older folks who by the BPW for the library Octo heart of every rt^u;, of the New Jersey Optometric He told of the development of liked, to sit around and relax there stone house on the hill? wave arrived. It was interesting to ber 22 at Howard Johnson Res In Woodbrldge Town Association in Newark last week the Democratic party in the state were free concerts every Sunday and reported on his activities as see how fast these lights went out Jewish Year taurant for the business and pro My doorbell ...,^1: during the past four years, a state as the waves progressed across the afternoon. ^ fessional men of the community. brings me directly u, • Chairman of the School Children's Last But Not Least: • (Continued from Page One) which had been conc^ied Repub- valley. The steel tower, which was j How did I decide to write this Since only 200 tickets have been am speaking to earn' Vision Committee. . . . Marine Born at the Perth Amboy Gen- threshold of Autumn, it is time lican, and asked support from the 700 feet high and weighed ap- story? It was because Sgt. An- printed, there are but 20 left and Independents and . Pvt. Mark D. Donohue, son of Mr. ral Hospital: From Woodbridge? gathering for their assistance in proximately 750 tons, was com-drew Simonsen, of the Police De- to refleoTon the way of Nature. they will be sold on the first and I can assure Mi and Mrs, Mark L. Donohue, Jon- son to Mr. and Mrs. Fernando continuing the type of govern- pleflely vaporized in a tenth of a partment, brought in some- pic- At #ie turn ol the season the it Is the very record : quil Circle, Fords, has left Camp CasinS, 705 St. George Avenue; a come, flrst-served basis. Those ment this state has had. "Throj* second and was responsible to a tures of Sewaren of 50 years ago leaves will turn brown and begin of one-party rule, p. Pendleton, Calif., for duty on daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George who have already paid for their out the vicious ctucus system the great extent for the blue halo j and it made for a lot of reminis- to fall. Nature will become dor- reservations are Herman Stern, and waste that rui,. Okinawa. . . . Edward J. Elliott, \ Arleth, 120 Amboy Avenue; a GOP has But into effect by send- 1 around the cloud. The dust cioud ; cing at Police Headquaters. All mant and repose for the Winter Abraham J. Nelss. Dr. tyaurtce every 10 citizens to son of Mr. and Mrs . John T. El-laughter to Mr. and Mrs. William ing Democrats to the Legislature from'this bomb due to weaUier one heard was: "Do you remem- But Human Nature must not be. Chodosh, Dr. Benjamin Welsen- Republican this yew i. liott, 215 Colonla Boulevard, Co- [Telss, 127 Freeman Street; a sonto cut down the opposition's ma- conditions foreseen by the A. E. C, | ber when all the rich people lived come stagnant or dormant. The feld. Edward Kopper, Committee- time for a change lonift, lias been promoted to pri- to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rand, 29 Al- jority," he stld. ' vate first, class in Germany where wat Street; a daughter to Mr. and caused the Army to withdraw its; m those big homes which were High Holy Days give man an op-man Peter Schmidt, Floyd Howell. "Government by <•!:• he is a radio operator with the Mrs, Bernard Sololinski, 25 East .Rev. Stanislaus Milos, St. An trpops prior to the blast from five j considered show places then? Do portunity lor an inward chaage Michael J. Trainer, Peter Siderls, cus Mr. Somers is (.,: thony's Church, Port Reading, miles to eight miles for their own j remember when all deliveries time. The offut 34th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Brl- reen Street. .. . Frpm Avenel, a yo u and fortify him against the rigors Samuel Katz, C. B. Goodman, gave the invocation. After a brief safety. Shortly after the blast and •-••-- - - ' - should unquestinni!) bade'.s Headquarters Battery. . daughter to. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph houses had to be made of life.* tt is true that in many Nathan Duff, Lawrence F. Cam- address of welcome to the gpver- continuing through the next two Foldhazy, 45 Berkshire Street; a through the alley entrances? And ways, man is more feeble and pion and Hyman Plavln. time. Good govenui: norand his wife by Mayor Hugh hours, aircraft was flown in and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John the attention of tin B. Quigley, Committeeman R. Jottings: Kabarec, 317 Remsen Avenue. around the dust clood to take tatives 24 hours ol ru: Richard Krauss, introduced the radioactive readings. Balloons Among those vho reported for In- From Keasbey, a daughter to Mr. "Voters recoRtu/v candidates running for reelection were also used to sample and re- duction into the Armed Forces at and Mrs. Jacques Manchec, 73 St. for a party label :<. -.. —the mayor, and Commltteemen port to ground station." MUSIC LOVERS the draft board Monday were Ste- Stephen's Avenue; a daughter to maintaining public :: L. Ray Alibanl, j,. Charles Man- Now Is the time to start your child for a musical education. phen R. PrybylOWBkl, 319 St. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, 9 Concluding h i s report Mr. lie trust. The chii) 1 gione and Peter Schmidt. Why not put your child in the hands of a qualified and ex- j James Avenue, Woodbridge; Ar- Crow's Mill Road; a daughter to Livingston said: "Cotiditions were November and rtsp;i. perienced teacher. thur J. Oliveira, 30 Poplar Street Mr. and Mrs. William Stark, 404 Mr. KrausB, who was co'-chalr- soon favorable so that the military will return t«o-;),r.' i ! and William Melnizek. Jr., 655Smith Street, . . From Fords, a man of the dinner with Mr. Ali-personnel were loaded into hell- Visit Woodbridge TounM.; •:.; " King George Road, both of Fords daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sidney banl and Commltteeman Edward copters and transported to the site ! and Lai's E. Sorenson, 116 Persh- Hoffman, 15 Elm Avenue;'a son f" Ing Avenue. iselin. . . . Middlesex to Mr. and Mrs. John Gomola, 814 ACCIANIS SCHOOL OF MUSIC ISH.IN Amboy Avenue; a son to Mr. and £i. \ Concrete Products and Ex'cavat- TOBAV THRU SATURDAY ISELIN I1-8-90SJ Mrs. Jojin A. Boe'lhower, 131 Smith ADAMS THEATRE 65 Smith St., corner Hign St., Perth Amboy, N. J. ^ , ing Company, of Woodbridge, was H.work, N. J. MA 3-1992 (Opposite Hotel Packer) Rita tujworth *-'. l awarded an $83,675.90 contract by, Avenue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ad- Robert Mltrhum AIR CO.MMTIOMD • Musical Instruments and Accessories Jack l.rmmnn |^ Jthe New Jersey Turnpike Au-' ler J. Muller, 12 Wagner Street; a • Private I.css»ns on Piano, Accordion and other ~ V'ih'brHy, for the construction of daughter te MF. «M MW. John TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT TOOA* THRl Ml Falkiewicz, 70 Wlldwood Avenue. instruments by JOSKI'H A^CIAM, Graduate "Fire Down Below" ^ fuel pump islands and an addi- . From Hopelawn, a daughter of Royal Conservatory of Music, Italy. ClnemaSuopc - Trchntcolsr Sal Mine" in | tional lans at the Garden State THE BOX OFFICE OR BY MAIL! to Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vlg- - Pirn — f Parkway interchange in Wood- All Area Buses Stop at Our Door Phone VAllcy 6-5770 Kwk Hudson In Uorolo, 388 ^Florida Grove Road. IXC1USIVI NORTHIRN |bridge. . . . Miss Mary Fee, princl- "BAiK TO GOD'S . From Iselin. a son to Mr. and NEW JERSEY JHOWIN9 . I: pal of HopeJawn School, sent me COUNTRY" "THE Mrs. Frank Yatczyszyn, 387 Wood th (Technicolor) ) this poem, written many years Avenue; a daughter to Mr. and STARTS SEPT. 25 SUN. - MON. - TUEH. ,^ipQ by her father, Francis Fee, Mrs. Thomas Lockersie, 33 Wash- Jaynr Manjfteld In < f Whjch will remind oldtimers of 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY DON'T CRY" ington Avenue... From Port Read- ALL SEATS RESERVED ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER i) SMasbey and Fords way back "Will Success Spoil Ing, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Schedule of Prlcei and Perform* Rod Strict ni vv^hen: Kenneth Hartnett, 12 Turner Slices: Mon. tliru Frl, Matt. «t2 681-691 DANCING Rock Hunter" P.M. SI 50 anil!1.2&. Sat .Sun. • I.?.•- THE STONE HOUSE ON Street. & H«l-M»U.al2:3OPM..I2.',:O Tony Randill • Bcltj Dr«ke "The Run of the KOOSEVELT AVE. EVERY FRIDAY (iurm»Scopf • Color h*'':\' THE HILL ami Jl.su. Evi-ry evrnin; at H P.M. JL',20 ami 31,50. Children CARTERET NIGHT - PLUS — illection brlnps me back to OU^, Satuidar iiiurninir show at JrH Chandler. Aid Nlrol, The only way to improve the Iliilh O Brian GIANT days of Ions ago, I) :il) AM , $1,60 and Jl 2J. human race is to see that the "Tilt RKI) BALL SATL'RDAV AI 1 lT0 that green hill above the mill next generation is improved. Mail Orderi Filled Promptly PTHIS FRIDAY, SEPT- 20th j: EXPRESS" where we danced to ana fro; Croup Diuounti Available 2 BIG FKA 11 li all Is quiet around the place; _ Pluv NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL >s, everything is jllll, ANDY WELLS & HIS ORCHESTRA ACCOUNTING & PREP SCHOOL 6—CARTOON* even in the summer nights Reilftratlon for Inttnilvt Fall 3U hear no whlppoorwlH. Count* now open. Act promptly. THIS SATURDAY, SEPT. 21st -- _- S! STARTS fhe button hall is long since gone CUUKI limited. Whit*y kay<> & liis Onlustru ,so Is the willow tree die Cen$mrnanuineiits lie Albjjij St., New prnnnrick Frtd Allaire - C»cl . many a Sunday afternoon KUmer-5-)910 Benefit of St. John's Altar Society, Rahway is shaded you and me. A P.nn.ount Pictu,; flSlAVlSIOH TECHNICOLOR* hear no "voices round that MMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVWMAMWWW "SILK S place, nor music loud and FIRST CHURCH OF CI1BIS1 .shrill, SCIENTIST TALENT -STATE- life, it seems, has vanished 511 West Ave., Sewaren, N. J. the stone house on the A Brunei] ol The Mulhor Chinch THEATRE "Bun Duel at not seem so long ago, bu The Ftr»t Church of Christ VIDEO STUDIO Woodbridie N. J. Qeotit Miiiiu Scientist in Boston, Mass. is on the wing, The FIREPLACE Alr-Condinorifi) lor Your Contort Sunday Service 11:00 A. M. Bunday School }1 A M. • Of U70 East Jcrsry Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Wednesday TMUIUOUIUI .Healthfully Air-Conditioned WKI). THRU SAT. Meeting 8 P M i: - ANNOUNCES FALL CLASSES - Rita Hayworth, Ttiurwlay Rending Room i ' t Mull Loan library facilities avitllabli 1120 Convcry Blvd. Perth Anihoy Robert Mikhum in FORDS 2-4 P. M, In Cfcurch Edifice Tap • Ballet • Acrobat • Specializing in • PLAYHOUSE FOX TROT, RIWMBA, CIIA CIIA, JITiTERBUG, ETC. 'FIRE DOWN BELOW in-- > Charcoal Barbecued - Co-IW - HKAK HOW Bullrooiii Dancing l>y A[)|)oiutiueut BUI Williams, Lola Albright In THl!RS. lint' "PAWNEE" SEH' I'1 i|IMI CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Studio Located in the Nl»t K llirh School NtU ' HEALS .SPARERIBS * STEAKS SUN., MON., TUE8. Htll and Our Famous Biiif Croiby, Iniw Steven* in WOB-'l'V VIA5 V. IH. Sunday UKRAINIAN PAVILION WOR 110 H<'. 7:45 F. M. Sun. ROOSEVELT AVENUE "MAN ON FIRE" J'red McMun." , — CO'lUT — Mill""1 John Carradine, Alibon H»>«* >I TOM Southern Fried Chicken (8aturd»>- "" CARTERET In FOL.KS STEVENS, "THE UNEARTHLV" For Your Convenience . . . We're EXTENDING FAR AWAY? Director SUN. THKl Registration Mondays Gnly Our Weekend Closing Hours hft fw the Udlei MoHday and Tuesday -WILL PHONE From 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. at the Ukrainian Pavilion • NOW OPEN LATE • * WEB. THRU «AT. SPOIL ROCK and JACKETS TODAY SFKIIAI. BATES FOB U»n Ohitucr to sta little anywhere J Friday, Saturday, Pick-up Service Available "MAN OF A Friday Akron 85< 1 'til 2 A. M. THOUSAND FACES" Ttll » For a4<|il|«n*l lnformatlen cull oyr EUttbeth Studio at — Plug — . 193 MAIN STREET Q'Clocfc IX-4-0808 Monday through Friday 11 A.M. to II P. H. Selected Shirt Subjects 10 A. M, to 5 P. M. , ' Plenty of Parking in OUr Huge Lot l Saturday Matinee at 2:0« PJi. 'l»Oill .M.«^ 1SELIN Inbepenbent-Htaber COLONIA

'KNDENT-LEADER PAGE NIK* k*>,* .vll|,; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 r is Held 'Crime Knows No ScheduleMiniste' r to Talk Horning-Cmtner Nuptials Faculty Greets (olonia Club McLaughtin Tells AudienceAt Iselin Retreat Performed Last Saturday Home-School Unit in A successful COLOMA - The i'splrallng arsons, and Robert A. Jones ISELIN — Miss Lillian Castner, lV ISELIN—Rev Glenn C. Knecht. ISEUN—The Home and. Sctiqat '.!,., v,-na held by Colonln cost of living" was Xhe reason ere named as a special commlt- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Association. School 8 held It* wt advanced by SRt. Joseph Mc- ee to nomlifate candidates for former pastor of Union Presbyter- Castner, 21 Warwick Street, be- '•.'],',iifi;iv, to welcome new ian Church, Klrkwnnd. Pa., who la meeting of the season wjth M .,, fallows: Mrs. A. Caa- LauRhlln In support of a $500 the Board of Trustees. They will came the bride Of Arthur Horn- members present: ' raise for policemen In hta talk make their report at the October leaving with his family In Decem- 1ns, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick "',],' I, A. Richards, Mrs. ber to take up missionary work In Miss Adele La fond, tha waW bnfore the Dukes Estates .Com- general meeting. Horning, East First Street, I Avliir'l, Mrs. Mary Ru- Iran, will speak at a retreat be- principal, was presented with ft munity Association last Friday D. E.C.A. voted to subscribe its j ,I1:, r,v Campbell. Mrs. P. ing held by the officers of the Colonla, Saturday In a double- cor.we by Mrs. Charles ChrirtfcO-% ,i, , |l Beyer, Mm. N. Sta- nluht. The salary referendum will ihare of the expenses In support I church Saturday' at Presbyterian ring ceremony at St. Cecelia's sen, the first past- president of th* "M s:'ott, Mrs. J. Ballek, I appear ou the November B ballot. if the colonia Council of Civic Church of New Vernon. The First Church. Rev. Thomas Denticl association. , ...... '' ',.- /immcrman, Mrs. «F. Although admitting that the issoclatlons. Presbyterian Church of Isejln will officiated, and the bride was given Miss La Fand greeted th» \ ,,,, \iis' J. Peterson. Mrs. Woodbrldge salary scale had been A proposal to amend the by-laws help support the missionary move- in marriage by her father. hers and introduced the ".,',,, k. Mrs. A. Hughes, Mrs. adequate in the past, Sgt. Mc r oncernjng payment of duw was ment, Groups will form at the re- The weddinp gown of lace over Mrs, Marie McLaUjjhlih, I, \iis C. Formtmko', Mrs. Laughlln stated that according to p.ferred 'to a committee of the treat to discuss various aspects silk With chapel train, was styled marten; -Mrs, Helen a Very recent survey wages are , MI ; M Panko, Mrs. L. loard of Trustees In consultation of church work for the coming with a Sabrina neckline. A finger- Mrs. Lewanna Jaeger, flrit I. now sub-Rtandard as compared \i,,. .1 Hrekus, Mrs. R. vith past and present treasurers, year. Cars will leave 10 A. M., and tip-length veil was arranged from Miss Helen >euchtbaum and ! V] i! Michaels, Mrs. R. with similar communities. When ilrs. Joseph Griffin, a trustee, re- box lunches should bs brought by a lace nppllqued crown, and the Marion Morecroft, second Ui,l Mrs E. Per«. naked if salaries are a deterrent >ortrd that School 17 has been those expecting to attend. Coffee bride can-led a cascade bouquet of Mrs. Corrine Cooling and' In recruiting new policemen, the I ;n;ci WnEnnr, president reserved for meetings the second and dessert will be served. lilies and stephanotls with an or- Hope Szabo, third grade; sergeant agreed that present |,,,.,.,i HIP new committee GRADUATE N IJ U S E : Mils Friday of each month through Sunday, Rev. Knecht will preach chid In the center. I Joan vfelie, fourth grade;.. ,,, i, j,, fnllows Mrs, Ernest Carol M. Taylor, 61 Coakley Rvels "would not attract the cali- next June, with exception of No- at the 8:45 and ll:l!V A. M. serv- .Mrs. Charles Castner, Jr., Oreen Rose Carnlo and Mrs. ,', Mini cheer; Mrs. Peter Street, helln, was graduated ier of men you want handling ember and April. The member- ices, after which a reception in Street, sister-in-law of the bride, Rohmidt. fifth grade; and; :il in in.ship; Mrs. Richard Sunday from St. Peter's Gen- our problems." ihip approved the third Fridays his honor will be held in the old was matron flf honor. Bridesmaids der Urban, sixth grade. ,; niiuMT; Mrs. Edward eral Hospital School of Nursing. Commenting that "crime knows if those months as alternate church auditorium. Light refresh- were Miss Carol Homing, sister The mothers were condU^ty! ,.;, 'iivrrane; Mrs. Joseph no schedule," 8gt. McLaughlln lates. ments will be served, and It is of the bridegroom, and Miss Mar- n tour of the school by J " yniMi; Mrs. Harold Da- pointed out that the police de- hoped that members of the con- garet Glbbs. Miss Margaret Cast- Fand who explained lm,t>HJ ,,, •.•,i.w. Mrs. David Evans, More Members mrtment Is the only municipal gregation will avail themselves of ner, sister of the brldt, was Junior ments made in the school •• \i is Robert Luedekke, department which receives no ad- Joan Ann Marony the opportunity to become better bridesmaid. n new teachers room, , .i;!V .miI Mrs. Frank Oegen- ditional take-home pay for over- acquainted with Rev, Knecht. throughout the school time. Sundays, or holidays, and Frederick Homing, Jr., Linden, ; 1 Join Synagogue Sunday will also mark the brother of the bridegroom, served the portables, new blackb ;,i; tin comlnii year will be that one man actually has 4»/2 Is Church Bride beginning of the work of Aleck and new linoleum. •i business meeting Oc- months' vacation due from ac- as best man. Ushers were Robert ISEHN—A pre-school assembly Kennedy who will serve as student The attendance award, was rin- next cancer dresslnu cumulation of extra duty time. ISELIN — Mi.ss Joan Ann Ma and Bruce Horning, Colonia; was held Sunday at V. P. W. Hall r assistant to the pastor, Re" Rich- John and Charles Cftstncr, Iselin; by Miss Helen FmchtbauM'a ^> .. ill br October 21, for children registered in Hebrew The Association'* welfare com- •onv, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ard Rlbble, Mr. Kennedy is a and Michael Oberdick. Colonla. ond grade A. M. class. Mrs. JHNS and Sunday Schools of ConRreRs- mittee is drafting plans for a Wllbert E. Marony, 184 Elmhurst graduate of Bloomfleld College and Adams won the special award. flon Beth Sholom. Rabbi Jacob walking bloodbank" to benefit Avenue, was wed to Clement A. a senior at Princeton Theological Mrs. Horning, a graduate of Junnrels conducted the assembly Dukes Estates residents. Several Truppa, son of Mr. and Mrs. An- Seminary. He will work largely Woodbridge High School, class of rs Discuss for 160 boys and girls. He told the members signed up as potential thony Truppa, 1657 Irving Street, with the young people. 1955, is a student nurse at Muh- Louis Matin Enlitti ; youngsters of the Importance of a donors and Mrs. David Hasse Rahway, Saturday In St. Cecelia's lenbcrg Hospital, Plalnfleld. Mr. Volunteers are still being sought rellKtous education and explained Horning was also graduated from committee chairman, Intends to Church. Rev. Thomas Raywood for the census being taken by the In AF; Now in (Ilib Objectives the meaning of the coming Woodbrldge High School, served contact all other residents so a performed the double-ring cere- church as areas of the town have MRS. ARTHUR HORNING holidays. two years overseas with the U. S. COLONIA — Louis T. ; N.I I linn Shane, advisor complete list of volunteers and mony. not been covered. George Court- The Hebrew school term began blood types will be ready for Army and Is employed at Park's son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas s Y. iwnaRe group of The bride given In marriage by ney, chairman of the Evangelism Plastic Corporation, Plainfleld. f Monday and Sunday School will emergency UBe. committee, urges a good turnout sin, 428 New Dover Road, i)ts i inn Beth Sholom of her father, wore a silk taffeta On their return from a wedding Chain O Hills Club beRln September 29, at 1388 Oak Louis taggy Jr., Paul Yelsley at 1 P. M. Mondays and Tues- listed In the Air Force , ii M (I alms and object gown with a train. Her veil of trip to Miami Beach, the newly- undergoing basic training at Lack- • :v-funned organliatlon Tree Road, until completion of Mrs, Robert Wolfe, Mrs. M. M lluslon net was attached to a days, when the census-takers meet Sponsors Style Show class rooms in the Synagogue. weds will reside at 52 Hardian land Air Base, Sail Antonio, Tftttfi. in.: ut the home of Mrs. crown trimmed with seed pearls at the church, in order to complete ISELIN — Flans have been Refreshments were served by the Avenue, Clark Township. He attended Metuchen Htfh :,w;u-u. 222 Ellsworth and sequins and she carried a cas- the project. completed for the annual fashion Sisterhood. For Information con- School, and Is a former employe Doctor Completes cade bouquet of white roses. show sponsored by the Chain-o- cerning the religious schools, call Thursday evening prayer and of Acme Super Market. •ifHiirrt the projects for Miss Louise Marony was her Bible study services have been re- Demonstration Planned Hllls Woman's Club October 10 .>-. follows: formation of Mrs. David Bilowlt, 216 Julius sister's maid of honor and her His mailing address uv. A/B sumed with everyone invited to at the Circle Playhouse, Wood- Louis T. Masln, AF 12541406. Box i. nit. a dramatic club, Street. Three PG Courses bridesmaids were By Firemen for Scouts Miss Ruth attend at 7:45. bridge, at 8:30 P. M. 1525, Flight 25-390, Lackland Air volley ball and basketball Mrs.David Weissman and Mrs. Thume. Iselin and Miss Judith Jerome Barrls. co-chairmen of the ISEUN —Dr. Abraham Thaler, COLONIA—Boy Scout Troop 44 Mrs, Chester Aronson is cHalr- Base, San Antonio. Texas. miff-community socials who maintains offices at 95 Adams Ann Burke, Colonla. Marcel J. man, assisted by Mrs. Essex and :al niM'lods to discuss rell- membership drive announced that INSTALL SLATE has Its monthly "night out" to- Street, has recently completed Truppa of Rahway was his ISELIN—The 4-H Subteens met night. Through the courtesy of Mrs. K. Tranevitz, art; Mrs. L. .ulrins and subjects of ln- 90 new families have joined the brother's best man. Usher was congregation fince the member- three post graduate courses at Se- at the home of Mrs. Joseph Rapa- Assistant Chief Ronald Morrlssey, Allan Reeves, publicity; Mrs, J. MEMORIAL RITES ton Hall College of Medicine, Jer- William Bruno, Rahway, James of Colonla Volunteer Chemical Ikuss, refreshments; Mrs. J. .Law- ISELIN—Perpetual Light Couni- i. ni s.hwartz and Richard ship drive began. The following cioli, 216 Dow Avenue and Installed sey City, and the Osteopathlc Coif Marony.brother of the bride, was officers as follows: June Polanski, Hook and Ladder Company,,they rence, Mrs. Owen McMahon, Mrs. cil, Daughters of America net at :iaii played special num are those who joined in the past the ring bearer. week: From Woodbrld«e Knolls, lege of Joint Sclerotherapy, Phlla president; Doris Dlnka, vice-presi- will see a fire fighting demonstra- Reeves, Mrs. J. Witt, decorations; V. F. W, Hall, Lincoln Highway,, hi guitar and cornet. The newlyweds after a tour of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Kaiser, Mr. delphla. dent; Elizabeth Slsko, secretary; tion at the flrehouse. It will aid Mrs. L. Wertz and Mrs. A. where word was received of the New England States, will live at and Mrs. Joseph HershkowlU, Mr. At Seton Hall College of Medl Diane Harayda, treasurer; and the boys on their work for the Thompson, tickets; Patricia Mc- death of Mrs. Blsle Scull, st»t« |l it TO MEET 204 West Grand Avenue, Rahway and Mrs. Seymour Llsberman; cine, he completed courses In "Re Margaret Clemes, reporter. Com- FlremanBhip Merit Badge. Mahon, Margie Ree\ies, Joan councillor. Mrs. Scull recently li IN The Women's Qulld and will be at home after October from Lynn Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. cent Advances In Obstetrics" and mittee chairmen are June Polan- The Scouts will meet at New Summers, Helen Essex, Joan visited councils of the order in tjj$ l'i csbytertan phUrch ol 1.. Vox travelling the br,l

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Being a comparatively yoting country, AN NEWSPAPER our people being independent-minded and Meyner Tofs Forbes In' (1934) The still possessing some of the frontier spirit, The Woodbridrt l**dtr (19091 WoodbrldrP ndtprndrnt 11919) their characteristics sometimes seem bom- "Trial Heat" Election The Jftumal 11929) bastic or egotistical to many foreigners. That is true both in Europe and in the Editor and Publldhfr East. t fiibllthKl Krwy Tbarwltj Br both trial hents | be W«Xbridle PabUihlnf Compinj The armed services have undertaken to By KENNETH FINK, Director, s niu Princeton Beneirch fl«r»tc* than the New jP1 ,,,.v in Green Street MB 41111 do something about this in recent years, New Itntj PRINCETON, New Jersey — ever foitnd in •tiuu :„. but we believe a more intensive approach RMUlts of the second "trial tions made over thr Charles E. Grefory, President l Lawrtnt* f. Campion to the problem is justified and that a thor- heat" of voter preference by years. " Vic* Prrftidrnt ind Trvaourrr ough and mandatory course in public rela- Princeton Research's New Jersey '3. All samplinii ,-,. Poll show Democratic candidate subject to a mmyi,, ',,. Bj tinltr *»llifrj, 1 •Hits p*r eopj tions should be made standard indoctrina- Robert B. Meyner running ftnt>«rr Good iVnra, Indeed! becoming warmer. That was the trend Wher) New Jersey Poll staff time. reporters personally asked a An lnterestlnit sirt.-i;. The long-awaited news that Hess Trad- anvong the experts until the last twelve nit representative cross-section of days survey is thai n ing and Transport Company, Inc., of Perth months when a certain group-began to the state's voters: ber, 1953, the New ,t,""Weil Amboy, has obtained a building permit to voice the opinion that a reversal of the "TBtt NovemVr, Netr Jert«y showed Republican Tr trend toward warmer winters was setting voters win elect a *ov*rn«f. If Ing Demoorat Meynci start construction on an $8,000,000 refinery (he ettetlon were held toAay, row margin. in the Port Reading area was most welcome in. how would you probably vote The September 24. to the taxpayers of Woodbfidge Township However, Dr. Verne Pettersseh, Professor —for the Republican candi- Jersey Poll showed i \ date Forbes or tht Democra- who are faced with the cost of a multi- of meteorology and director of the Univer- Ing: Troast 48.tr: • tic candidate Mcyner?" 48%! Ryan 47,. mid million dollar school-building program. sity of Chicago's Weather Forecasting and The results: decided. The plant will add considerably to the tax Research Center, says that winters are con- Meyner ill Governor Meyner A tinuing to become warmer. He does not Forbes 42 win With 53.67, of i ratables of the Township. mall UAdecfdrd 11 party vote to 45 r; < Because we know the folks at Hess Oil recognize any reversal of this trend. The June 6 New Jersey Poll Mean Troast, to l :r; personally, we are certain they will make Dr, Petterssen say that the icebergs have results on the same question pendent candidate Hv good neighbors—the kind we want and shrunk and glaciers have receded and that showed Meyner with 46% of the In Its final predicts: vote: Forbes with 42%, and 12% need in Woodbridge. polar ice has been creeping northward for Jersey Poll Indicated undecided. victory. some time. Large areas are now without Added to the fact that Ronson has start- In other words, since early The Ntw Jersey Pol ed work on Its world-wide headquarters erftd winter ice, which once had experienced wi»- June, Meyner has picked up 1%; tlnue to follow shift- ter ice each year and some areas where ice Forbes's vote has remained un- preference, reportiti- i warehouse facilities at its Route 1 site, the changed, and the undecided Still exists find the ice is now thinner. events and shown,: < announcement froth Hess has helped to * *m r _ «r vote has been reduced 1%. they occur right up bolster the morale di the taxpayers. Likewise, it has been noted by many ex- Statistically, these changes TION DAY. Under; the Capitol Dome are relatively minor, and it's still We hope that Hess .and Ronson are but perts that the survival line of many plants **" Wateh For Thes. 1!. By J. Josefh GribMis' up to the 11 % of the voters who This Newspaper the forerunners of many more substantial and trees has been steadily moving north- are still on the fence. • The Independent-t firms to locate in Woodbridge Township. ward and continues to do so. As to why this With the campaign now In *enta the reports »: TRENTON—-One out of four at the curb directly to a school Orange, Toolen Charged the high gear, today's results in the The municipality needs them and we is happening, Dr. Petterssen offers no ex- Jersey Poll exclusr., pupils in New Jersey rides a situated on the same side of the Legislature has neglected its light of the findings of the first area. planation, school bus back and forth from street, so that youngsters do not should make them very welcome. duties for over a hundred years "trial heat" reveal a number of The service Ls dpi school each day, have to cross, drivers may pass at by not solving the problem, but However, it has been theorized that sun important facts that should be distributed by P: nn n 10 miles an hour. continually passing the burden In transporting ov™ • ? 00 v kept In mind by all those follow- Research Service Why We Irk Others spots were the cause of the steadily warm- students each day, school buses onto the courts. ing the New Jersey Poll guber- ing winters. Being no weather expert we travel in excess of 18,000 miles a CONFLICT OF INTEREST:— Within a few weelto, the Su- natorial election findings. It's a Fact A problem has arisen in recent years con- State officials and employees are cannot give an intelligent opinion for or year. During the 1956-67 school preme Court will rule on the 1. In neither of the two trial At twenty a mun cerning American relationships with the year, there were only 44 bus ac- now prohibited by executive validity of such Sunday closing heat elections has either can- can save the world: , order from performing work for against the theory concerning sun spots. cidents, an Increase of ten over ordinances and the decision is didate had 51% of the New Jer- begins to wish he < peoples of Various foreign countries, It is people or concerns whom • they However, we do agree that winters are the previous year, when 20,000 expected to result in a chain re- sey voters safely In his camp. reported that Americans are growing more supervise or from receiving gifts part of his salary A gradually becoming warmer and moreover, less pupils were taken to school action which eventually will solve 2. The "undecided vote" In Bells. unpopular, even in some of the countries by auto bus. Of the 44 accidents, from such sources. the hectic dispute between the we are in favor of it. which we have aided greatly since the end 18 resulted in bus damage only The prohibition, however, al- merchants of the highways and and the remaining 26 accidents though effective at the present the storekeepers of the city of' World War II. were responsible for non-fatal time, may be incorporated into streets. Competence Create* Confidence The reports have become so consistent Defeating Polio injuries to 48 children and 2 law during the 1958 legislative session which starts in January. I LIKE YOU:—Governor Robert one must accept them as at least partially Figures released recently by the U. S. adults. There were no deaths. B. Meyner has enrolled as a Dr. Frederick M. Raubinger, A special legislative committee, accurate. A scholar, treating the subject Public Health Service show that the fight headed by Senator James F. member in the "I Like You Club." State Commissioner of Educa- From iurnt Prairie, 111., Miss recently, ventured the opinion that there tion, claims that New Jersey's Murray, Jersey City Democrat, against polio is being steadily won. Al- is probing the subject of conflict Kay Cash, Vfi years old, wrote were three main reasons, for the growing outstanding record for student the Governor and asked if he though there has been doubt as to the safety on school buses is due in Of interest. hostility toward Americans in Great Brit- would Tike to be a member of the progress of the battle, from time" to time large part to the type ,of bus Former State Treasurer Archi- "I Like You Club." The rules of ain—the most important of our Western in recent years, the latest figures show con- driver selected to transport ap- bald S. Alexander, of Bernards- the club are simple: 1. Like each proximately one quarter of a vllle, broke up the practice of democratic allies. ' clusively that the polio vaccine has accom- other; 2. Do not He; 3. Keep your million pupils. gift receiving in the State Divi- card, and 4. Do not come to the First, it is claimed, is the hostility which plished miracles in this respect. Dr. Raubinger claims the im- sion of Purchase and Property meetings if you are sick. portance of having school bus and other sections of the huge has existed since 1776, which amounts to Only 3,217 cases of polio have been re- drivers' with highly developed Treasury Department when he Miss Cash says she does not a sort of cultural contempt. Second, it is ported this year as against 7.073 reported safety consciousness Cannot be took office several years ago. malflp any money from her club Your lonil INDEPENDENT Insurance nnency. such as our: as membership is free—"but it claimed that there is a sort of envy among last year. Moreover, the paralytic type of over emphasized. He Insists "it State Highway Commissioner oi Information on ALL types of general 1ll»ur»ncr Sin•:. would be nice if everybody liked dues not hiivc to "kow-tow" to ANV Insurance company •':.•' ' " many Britons, because of the loss of Brit- is the school, bus driver, in the Dwlght R. G, Palmer followed polio, which is the worst, has been reduced final analysis, who determines with & hard and fast rule pro- everybody." The Governor of the s.ile of one or two specific "bargain"!?) policies Thf INItmMUM ain's No. 1 position in the world to the Colorado is a member. So is the agency enters to the requirements of our local people .nnt " by an even greater margin. Only 1,054 cases the effectiveness of our safety hibiting employees from acceptr ; procedures." editor of the Denver Post and the many plans of the numerous companies he reprtleiit-' f* . United States in recent years. Third, it is have been reported so far in 1957. In 1956 Ing gifts at Christmas or any Strict police enforcement of other time from contractors and President of the University of the policy best sulluti to YOUR purpoie. said that many Britishers feel that many there were 3,381 paralytic cases. the school bus stopping law Is equipment suppliers. Colorado. Members are adults, Americans are not really the champions of also a factor In protecting the Directly as the result of Alex- chlNren, college students, etc., Friendly Service—As Near As Yowr Phone The figures quoted are national figures. from 18 States and Alaska. minority opinions and individual liberty daily movement of pupils to , ander's strong feeling against a 'W29 It is true that in some states where mild schools in New Jersey. There too close friendship between Governor Meyner replied: "1 that the British are. epidemics occurred the entire picture is were 4,016 arrests made for fail- State employes and outside bus- shall be delighted to accept mem- bership in the 'I like You Club.' To these reasons, and we do not neces- not altogether clear. For example, there ins -te atop i« th* vicinity of a iness interests a bill was draft- STERN & DRAGOSEj stopped school bus during 1956, ed and introduced in the Legis- In this day and age. a man grows sarily agree with them, we must ad4 that were slight increases in all types of polio compared with 2,489 In 1952 This lature two years ago prohibiting gun-shy about the clubs he be- Americans are—unhappily—too often poor in the following states: South Dakota, is an increase of 60 per cent in a any such conflict of Interest. The longs to, but I can see no fault in yours. • WOODBRIDGE 8" ambassadors. Since we are now the princi- four year period. measure never passed the Senate. Nebraska, North Carolina, South Carolina, The law provides that on ap- Although it was amended in the "I especially like that by-law pal democracy policing world peace—that Tennessee, Alabama, New Mexico and the proaching a school bus stopped General Assembly to eliminate (Continued on Page Fourteen) is, stationing our soldiers, sailors and air- District of Columbia. to take on or "discharge passen- lawmakers. gers, motorists must stop at least SUNDAY SALES:—Should the 10 feet away and to move only question of Sunday sales be pre- after the children have entered sented to the voters of New Jer- the bus and have alighted and sey for final solution? reached a place of safety. Former State Senator John B. The statutes grant only two ex- Toolan of Middlesex, claims that ceptions in the interest of pre- unless the, voters Becide and the J ARE YOU With other media of public that their beloved nation will U11K..MJ wit^ ruwia uctiuc aim Wie // Information, this newspaper not be Judged oh. this evidence. venting needless delay and con- Legislatures 'lays down hard and « Representatives o* the Repub- sestion.. On multiple-lane high- fast regulations and procedures, lican und Democratic parties long has worked for a respon- But if Americans, North and ways where there are physical with penalties, the problem of briefly set aside their differences sible and informed electorate. South, are not to be so judged separations, - stoSh as safety closing retail businesses in-New th« other day to keynote the The efforts of the foundation, they will have to stand up and islands, the law permits drivers Jersey on the Sabbath will never opening of a bipartisan voter- the political parties and the af- be counted against hate and vio- approaching a stopped school be solved. registration drive sponsored by filiated organizations are wel- lence. The vast majority will bus from the opposite direction In asking the state Supreme the American Herttafe Founda- come helpers In the field. Our have to make it very clear that on the other side of the separa- Court to sustain the lower courts tion. American tradition is the richer racial problems mjst be ac-tion to pass at not more than 10 which ruled unconstitutional two Joining the state registration for their striving.—Newark Eve- commodated and resolved within miles an hour in speed. Sunday closing ordinances adopt- IAFEIY TO WORK! chairmen of the major parties nine News the national family by good will, Also when a school bus is tak- ed by the Township of Wood- reason, and legal processes. , ing on or discharging children bridge and the Village of South were representative* of a dozen 'DON'T JUDGE THE SOUTH—' civic, fraternal, rellgous and In the current turmoil over It is odtty fair to note that m ; ;^: > v b u s I n e s n organizations. All race relations one of the moat this the South labors under extra Joined in the campaign to enroll (GtAMOR'GIRlS helpful acts we have noticed was difficulties. In that section mil- a maximum number of voters that of Davis Fitzgerald of Au- lions of kindly, Intelligent Amer- Dollin deposited h«jr||§ .th» thri%#«opte of by the September 26 registration gusta, /(rkansas. Shocked by a icans are convinced that both Hilt community art k«p» lively working tor local deadline for the Novnnber 5 picture !of a crowd Jeering a races can progress better if a .election. prosperity, through Negro girl who attempted to degree of separateness is main- This is the second successive enter little Rock's high school, tained. Most of the South's cri- borrower*. Thg», thl \ »erv«> I kind of year In which the nonprofit he took dramatic means by ap- tics would very likely find them- BANWMO American Heritage Foundation pealing to fellow citizens for a selves, taking this same positicm com- MMfey n*i Mlty je 'concentrating on (t get-oiit- better approach tp their prob- if they lived under Hie same fflunitv^i the-vote effort. Similar nation- lem. Mr. Fitzgerald republished conditions. Usually transplanted t A. 1L U t r. M wide campaigns #er< conducted the picture in An advertisement Northerners becorile most ar- Frlity Ereafaui dent segregationists. Moreover, in 1950 and i»?2. asking Arkansans to study Its 4 P.M. to I P.M. New Jersey, with the nation's evidence of hate on white faces. the South feels misunderstood only closely contested November ' He added the warning, "When and misrepresented. .statewide election, becomes the hate is unleashed and bigotry Non-Southerners will be able most Important proving ground finds a voice, God help us all." to help improve race relations for the foundation's work this Asked about this, Mr. Fitzgerald, better if they grasp these facts. year. Four years ago, tht BUIK a native Southerner and Yet tne obligation to present the recorded a- record registration wealthy ^planter, said: "I hope true nature arid purpose of the lor a nonpresldentlal year. The the nation doesn't judge the South remains. The South does foundation and, the Denuwkrtic South by the shameful actions riot hate (|»e Negro; it cannot tM H Savins . and Republican representatives of a few of us." Northerners' afford to ki mobs present the hope to fturpus the 2,659,000 might well say with similar con- 'face of hate as the face of the total of that year. cern, Don't judge the North by Sotith.The South possesses the The fonftdaffoh U carving for recent ugly evidence of racial power—legal and peaceful re- WOODBRIDGE Itself «n lmwrturt place ' as hate—even of violence arid In- sistAnca—to flgtt f6r its view* cately* thtt m .tfmwH ftfforfc timidation — in Chiosgo and on segregation, flood citizens to imjpiitrt ttrf

Halloween Pnrty Plant (| •i Miss Grace Tanzi is Bride Fall Activities To be Made for Pack COLO»1A^-PTM1« for A HftllOfi* Of Alfred W. McClelland Projected by Qub ten party for the thildren ot tM and Mrs. Mary McOovern, KenU- ISELIN — St. Cecelia's Church, COLONIA — The Married development wer^ mide by VJd«( worth. The attendant* wore pink was the setting. Saturday for the Couple» Club of the New Dover Park Civic Oi'oup «t a meeting lft waltz-length, dresses and carried marriage of MIM Orace Taml. Methodist Church has made plans School 7 *»th Uurenc* DeMtOT bouquets of beige fimt mums dnuRlitflr nf Mr. and Mrs. Prank to operate a cookie booth at the presiding. nuizl. 105 Berkeley Boulevard. John Carr, Cranford. served as church bazaar October 19. It was announced that a mid Alfred W. McClelland. Rah- best man and ushering were Ma- Ing tournament for both me way, son of Mrs. Orrle Newman, thew Lute, Colonia, brother-in- Plans for October also Include a trip to the Stockholm Restau- women U being planned fi Vfontpellfir, Ohio and tht late law of the bride; Donald Flggens, neaT future. Montpeller, brother-in-law of the rant for a Smorgasbord dinner. Alfred McClelland. The double Fire hydrants *1M be lnst»ll«| ling ceremony was performed by bridegroom and T. Murray Lynd, Rev. Edwin Llntern with his on Kilmer Drive and Dewltt TliM Rev. Thomas Dcntlcl. AuitiOil. "Canned Mountaineers" will be engaged for an old-fashioned race, Michael Robblhs. welfMl Given In marriage by her fa- The soloist wag Miss Carmela chairman, reported. ^j ther, the bride wore a gown of Aqulla, and the organist Miss square dance In Number which will be open to all members of the The proper authority will INJ Duploni silk and lace, Her finger- Eileen Crowley, both of Iselin. asked to delete the former West*-, tip vll fell from a crown of pearls The reception was held at Eliza- Church and guests. The price of admission will be a donation equal field airport from aerial maps and she carried a bouquet of lugl bcth-Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth. the site U no*'Video Park t white mums. to a penny a pound for male The bride is a graduate of Representatives' oi 68 fi The matron of honor was Mis. guests. Refreshments will be free Woodbr.dge High School and Is are now members of the organ! Math'ew Lntz, Colonia, sister .of employed by Mer<;k and Co., Rail- and a door prise will be awarded. the bride. The bridesmaids were Entertainment Is being prepared tlon. The next meeting la »'• way. The bridegroom was gradu- uled for October 14 *t School Mrs. Ann Lynd, Edison; Miss ated from Montpeller High School* for the next meeting, October 11. M&ry Tanzt, sister of the bride and the University of Toledo, He Mrs. Albert Sweet was pre- and Mrs. Frank Straulina. C Is also employed by the Merck sented with a birthday cake. At- ton Worth and Robert Kendii; Company. tending were Rev. and Mrs. Albert Refreshments #efe served by The couple left on a weddins Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert and Mrs. Al Steurer, Mr. and trip to Canada and the New Eng-Schaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Al Steurer, Robert Kendrlck and Mr. land States. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Burroughs, Mr. Mrs. Herbert Sohaefer. RITCHIE'S Garden Center M,Mi \l UCOMI'.RS: Mrs. Carl Flcminic, president of the Wool!bridge Township Education Association, is shown, In center, Hdrome to the new teachers in the Township. Accepting for the new teachers is Miss Dorothy Sherrard, School il, Wood- INMAN AVENUE, COLONIA - Tel. FU 8-1280 , Mnmii iilso in the picture, readinc from left to right are I)lno Jasper, Mrs. Robert Vouel, treasurer: Alfred Kohler, Miss il'••"• ehii'rman of the affair; Mrs. Fleming, MIss'SherrarG, Adam Wacker and Robert Mulligan. Pouring are Mrs. William NOW... best lawn fix-up time! Falkenstern and Mrs. Lincoln Tambocr. Ritchie's Garden Center Save on famous Scotts Says: for a Luth, Giaan lawn in |ust Makes Plans helin Library Seeks Slate Introduced Alexander to Address 10 days, TRUST AGRICO btcauss: Worker* for Campaign Civic Improvement Club or (lake Sales ISELIN ~~ The 1957 Fund Drive COLONIA—Charles Alexander, At PTA Meeting 88th ANNIVERSARY SALE AGRICO by Isehjn Free Public Library is Township treasurer will be the i • first meeting of scheduled to b^gln In October un- I3ELIN—The first meeting of guest speaker at a meeting of WORKS • , l;iid by P.T.A. of der the chairmanship of Mrs. Wil- School IS PTA was held Monday Colonia Civic Improvement Club . \\iv\\ with Rev. John liam Knott. Volunteer workers at the school. tomorrow at the club house, T^- ;jM.s;or. greeting the man Avenue and Conduit Way. Bring this coupon for big savings are needed to assist in the drive. A letter was sent to Senator on special Anniversary Items Thi lalon<»d The Library Association will John A. Lynch regarding the delay Mr. Alexander will discuss the riant r«4 ': ciicone. president hold Its next meeting October 2, 8 In the building of a fence on the Township's financial problems Thai Itorti < HiM'san meeting of bridge over the Garden State and Its effect upon the individual Ttur lawn T» A P. M. in the library bulldins, tnal,Cii«nT*ail i r A s October u In Middlesex Avenue. Parkway. taxpayer. All resident* of Colonia i M'.-utlve committee* are invited to attend. ' Mrs. Carl Zelsmer, librarian, Mrs. Robert Argalas, 'president, AGRICO (or :ii ;nl interested par- announced the hours for the II- introduced the officers and com- The Civic Club will hold its Scotts FAMILY brand Grass Seed •, 11 Cars will leave lawni, Tr«w *rary as folows; Monday and mittee chairmen as follows: Mrs. "Back-To-School" dance Satur- — good looks, good wear — and Shrubt •r,\ A' !) A. M. Thursday, 3 to 5 P. M, and 7 to Robert Argalas, president; Mrs. day. The affair is dedicated to the . ,:;, s;i|c fj( the SeftSOIl 9 P. M.; Tuesday and Saturday, 10 ' R. C. Mathews, first vice presi- parents of children of Colonia. MBS. ALFRED W. MeCLEIXAND Box Reg $5.95 — Anniversary 100 lbs. 13.40 •: if'tr nil Masses Sun- (2—50') v A. M. to 1 P. M. The library will dent; Mrs. Donald Walters, sec* ;i> A. Cordoza In nnd vice president: Mr. Donald price with coupon $4.9% JO lhs. *2.75 be closed. Wednesday. Friday and 23 lbs. J1.15 i D>- Mrs. J. D. Hus- Sunday. Wriltaker, honorary vice president; i i'" l'ii;iro, Mrs. J, A. Mrs. WlUlam Yaeger, recording TIME FOR FALL RUG :,.! Mrs K. HlCtilnS. secretary; Mrs. Anthony Calavano, AORICO New TURF BUILDER —greatest ;ni tiie Ot-.tober meet- TO FETE LITTLE LEAGUERS corresponding secretary; Mrs. Co- for Turf ::•• mothers of Mrs ISELIN-The Iselin Lions Club — by New Jersey's — -SO1* 1 lin Btddulph, treasurer,; Mrs. grass fertilizer ever — Two iix.lt pupils. Clan met Monday at Howard Johnson Henry Welman, parliamentarian. Natural i line are Mrs. John Restaurant, Woodbridge, for the Advisory board, Mrs. Lloyd Harav- Most Modern Equipped large bags Reg 48.85 — Organic : A Botltwell, Mrs. R. first dinner meeting of the sea- da, Mrs. Henry Welman and Mrs. 'Anniversary price whk, A S:nrola and Mrs, son. Plans were tentatively dis- Lester Jentls; budget and finance, Rug Cleaning Plant JO lbs. J3.25 cussed for a supper to be given for Mrs. Colin Blddulph; Mr.s. Henry coupon —$7.85, ^-^ 25 IDS, 12.00 . :.!,iiu:iccd fathers of the Little League and Pony Lea- Weiman, and Mr. Donald Whlta- I! march In the Holy gue winners. The latter Is spon- ker; Ways and Means Mrs. R. C. sored by the club. The club wishes Mathews, Mrs. ultus Roeanfeld-J S. BOYES RUG CLEANING CO. FREE—Soil Improver with puichase.of Scotts Spceadei ' $mall«r iltti In ito«k M.'tecl that the boys to thank all the residents for co- and Mrs. Rocco Spoon; hospitality, • DYEING • REPAIR • STORAGE ir.U 8 will also march- operating In the last paoer drive Mrs. Allied Smith, Mrs. James at which 13 toas of paper were Clark, and Mrs. Harry Klein; PICTURE LAWN GRASS SEED |i".ikor was George collected. Tlit paptT collection is publicity, Mrs. illiam Yaceer; pub- DIRECTIONS: i of the committee held on the second Sunday of . CALL S01-1582 RITCHIE'S is located on llcty book, Mrs. William Yaeger; Plant and Offices at Regular 9.85 iture. every month. recreation, Mr. Vincent Grogan These specials expire VV. Inman Avenue just west Hli and N. Stevens Avc, South Amboy, N. J, of the Garden State Park- aftd Mrs. Leste'r Jentls; member- Anniversary Price with on September 22, 1957 ship, Mrs. Herbert Kramer and Coupon 8.85 way overpass. Mrs. J. W. Watklns; personal re- FREE PICK-LJ1* and DELIVERY SERVICE lations, Mrs. Robert Foust; maga- The Best Shoes zines, Mrs. Paul Kersch"; Good and welfare, Mrs. H. Nichols; legisla- tion, Mrs. Harry L'Hotta; parent for Your education, Mrs. Home; achleve- ent, Miss Mary Spaldo; Foun- rs Day, Mrs. H6nry Weiman;' health and safety, Mrs. Dominic Lanzer; bulletin, Mr. Jack Fox and Mrs. Harry' Estplle; exceptional Simplex child, Mrs. J. Mascola. Mrs. Donald Walters, prosr&m chairman, listed the proaram for the coming year, Oct.. 21. "The Children Are Here"v Film and speaker on the overcrowded condi- tions in our colleges. Nov. 18, Open THtS IS THE EDSEL '[Doctor's Prescriptions House, December 16, Christmas prosram; January 2p, Speeches Carefully Filled" by candidates of the Board of Education; February 17, Founders Day; April 21, election of officers, Health and Safety Program, May FIRST WALKING SHOES 19, Installation of offers. Parent Education will(be held at at 7:30 P. M, at the school October Now on Display at SUN MOTORS, Inc. 10, November 14, December 12 and ARE-SO-IMPORTANT January 9, The subjeot will be 1 Special Classes-the children and just don ! worry when they're work Involved." The next P.T.A. Meeting will be SIMPLEX October 21 at 7:45 P. M. Meetings will be held the third Monday of r (very month. exies Donald Whltaker. new principal, 101 1QUH0 Fill was the guest speaker. The at- They're FLEXIBLE, they .'it tendance awurd was won by P. M kinuervarten of MissVacco's class beautifully around the The door prize was won by Mrs Franklin Greenstein. he«l and UNDER TH!1 ARCH wilh plenty ef REGISTRATION CqLONIA r- Registration of room for fivo little 1o:>. eligible voters for the coming elec- tion will be held on Monday tween 7:30 and. 9 P.M. at the home of Lester Larsen, 26 Rugby Road. Mr, Larsen has been depu- tized to register voters for tjie 18th District, which Includes Woodbridge Kjiolls, Video Park Estates and Oak Rldgu Heights. 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YOUR IAIYS •ECORD OF EACH The Newl)| Keruuvated nrtlNG It KfPT EST MEMBER OF THE FORD FAMILY OUR FILM FALCON HALL 10ti t'ulnski Ave,, Carteret Cards Sent tot Free Sijee Checkups Is Now Available For tFeful with grpwlptf feet —'we always areTJ • WEDDINGS N MOTORS, Inc. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL » • SHOWER • BANQUETS • 237 ST. GEORGES AVENUE (At Six Roads) RAHWAY, NX, tHWARTZ SHOES • PARTIES lor Reservations Cay Phone fU-8-1055 Harry Road I i Frank ->M -CHARGE 4CCODNT Kil- 1 INDEPENDF.v; PAOF. TWELVE THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER m. i*»s7

as "Soft As SprlnR.'V "I**y After-1 songs of recent years. M .logon's twrlve splwtlnns. — actually on a par with Itr -is Durantc has rhythni. In spite of Merrury and Capitol, along "Laura," "Autumn Leaves," noon." "After You." "If I Forgot The popn la in,,, (iiieinnllv rworrifd for Kraft. Mu- D*««Bfi Club Durante" This one hi* clown In « with Decra. have several albums; ".Where Are You," "Maybe You'll You." etc. The latter Includes i prison*, at u,,. i,, >;; Mull lirimrica.sts. atr on ftne wfeatures the one and onty Jimmy Another good new Deccs altnini out for popular music fajis. We've Be There." "There's No YoU," "I such as "They Didn't Believe Me," The NEW RECORDS I)(-7 hte o*n orchestra "by Piastro make Ferlln Husky does a new albu* Wilson ni-f> »)i''j ',!t;nt: mr mai- finr new Dtrra flip aM>ums. Some smooth, nice listening for Merrill Capitol has a great new PranK Client stars Include Ethel Barry- this one a recommended buy for for Capitol with some of the gWat kef and !)IT a i-ij- *nnif of the include the titlP "RorsM nf Pic- fans, and Dinah Washington's Sinatra album to offer, entitled more, Bin? Crosby", Peter Lawford, those who like good music. It Is sentimental nongs of yesterday selections aro: i bfSt, hrnwt in . htm: rime Tlifir iM-dv. -Say It Isn't So." "Little ISophie Tucker. Eddie Cantor. Al light enough to be pleasant listen- 'The SwlnRln' Miss "D" which i "Where Are You?" WlthSlnatra featured. The album. "Boulwara "Stormy ••- A| 1 P:il. • \!™orlrs." "Thftt Old is for the cats and Wiwhlnirton ] It can't be anything but tops nnd srf so itism ! •< h.ird In test- Jolson, Bob Hope, etr One ofIng for the average muslr lover of Broken Dream*" Is pleasant Shadow, C.niL- (if Mine." Always." etc. ! Gordon Jehkins back* htm up well HSMTI tbi'Mi n!l i'i' he:i- or*- some Dercd's Rreat popular music. Rood but nevertheless is representative fans. ! etioimh to the tors. Among its and the llkr. Of r)pr<';i',; tv".: .ir.fl Tr»t<••.-1: R;-h; mhind the Jokon album fun albums. Good listening, too; of the better concerts. The former album Includes such ' with some of the grrat p

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COLOR FILM TAUGHT IN Rooflni, Metal Celllnn and Reel Checked, Cleaned. Prop*rtj: Moving & Trucking Furnace Work Polished, Greased and YOUR HOME Adjuited, for Only 2.00 Letterheads Complete Moving Job PROCESSING 3 Rooms $25 4 Rooms $30 — Call - 588 Aider. Street Plus Parts if Needed 5 Rooms $35 6 Rooms $40 • TROUT WORMS HAYMOW JACKSOM William J. Ditrolio Woodbridge, N. J. • Programs All Loads Insured — 10 Yeats tip. WEDDINGS • WILDLIFE PICTURES (framed) AW SON ECONOMY MOVERS CANDID FUlton Telephone MErcury 4-1245 NATION-WIDE MOVERS • HUNTING, FISHING and and MOTOR BOAT LICENSES • Booklets Druggists Pulton 8-3914 8-^619 STUDIO ISSUED Bui(t to Ytmi s "•'" 48-State A»k Huw You Can Win 88 Main Street Moving One of Our Trophies t Announce- BLACK ROOFING FDR SUE * W Woodbrtdge, N.J. Service and l8HllWG AGENT CO. PlinV'^* TACKLE ments Telephone MErcury 4-0554 WHITE Insured llUU I 0 AND REFMR BRUNEI National Van Unes or . 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VUlt Ou> sii""" ^"^ VVINITELI) PARK, LINDEN Call for A*j«lnt»»*nt u READINGS MIDDLESEX Open Ual'y » •* ]" .j WINTER BROS. Phone W A bash 5-2313-2314 Oil ME4-W73 ,. AdvLce on AU Problems of Life Openunn Sun. IIII) )A *' WAYSIDE FUH)I. SHOP Burner Beading* Dally 9 A. M. to Kervliig Woudbriilge Kesideiita Have A Business Or SALES and 10 P. M. Since 1337 PRESS SERVICE It Pays To Advertise Ho Appointment ftcctsaary 8t, Geurcr Avenui tit D. S. THE WOODBRIDGE IllgliWiiy 1, Service Problem?? Free Kfttimatct • Service 44 SMITH STREET (At u Complete l8*t*U»Mo» In The PERTH AMtH)Y PUBLISHING CO. Clovtfleaf Solve It Through All Roadlngi Private O|HIII « A. M. Co it r. M., Intl. Hat. — Phone — SELLtf'lHKU THt 20 GREEN STfcEET Mfircury 4-6(Mit CLASSIFIEDS »k4 Confidential The DIRECTORY ME 4-2334 or HI-2 WAHTAOS

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'!>•] ENTER OUR OlDEST Welcoming Our New Symbol Of Coott C«$ Service VALUE wsoiumy NOTHING TO BUY We're giving away FIVE modern-as-tomorrow automatic gas ranges, each retailing at $400, to celebrate the introduction of our new coippany emblem. It stands for GOOD GAS SERVICE, as' modern and efficient as the deluxe gas range you can win in our Oldest Stove Contest. How to Win a FREE Gas Range One lucky person in each of our five service districts will s * win one of these handsome 1958 automatic gas ranges. If you are a customer of Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Company, and own an old gas stove that you actually use, read the con- j '*#** , • r K" • test rules below, fill in the entry blank, and mail it to one of our offices-or bring \\ in personally. Entry blanks are also avail- ableat all our offices. The oldest stove in each district wins.

'• ;">v-'S| HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN WIN The "Panoramic Sixty" Tappan Gas Range-with chrome oven and i lift-off door for easy cleaning. It's the homemaker's dream range.

The five prize ranges are on display in our commercial offices... •top i& and see for yourself. One of them can easily be yours!

v Contest Ends Friday, October 4 6Z ... Winners will be announced Monday, Big, chrome-lined, clock-controlled oven-with

October 21. automatic roast control v i :.;^—%. ' Sizzle *N Simmer top burners - faster than any ever made, W$k 3** Two of them are also Set'N Forget top burners that make1 any pot or pan automatic . ' • cur , Pres'Toe smokeless broiler m symbol! Panoramic instrument panel with automatic clock, two, outlets!, " Visichart, top light, easy-to-clean, lift-off top - • • i

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m M tif mm :*» IV*, W*W. '•* 4, -t~f lftnJi(*jin»;; •;:•.. • PAGE FOUttTF/FN THURSDAY, 8EPTEMBER 19, 1957 T l!'.\r,. services. Courtesy tou,rs T)y sala- Dodd. Evelyn Ruskoviteh, Adele durlriR fhM ChrintennenJoin* Navy; Helnbock, Virginia SMInmetz, ried guides would certainly be this Soap Box Derby Given Farewell Party Hospital Guild Charles Ness. Edward B iilnadelli. much more in keeping, however, Mahloi-, of MI ., CLASSIFIED : Frank Aniurll. Peter tertucd with the dignity of a great na- named na M,,,, ISELIN —• Cor] Chrlatensen, son Samuel Sabo. Mrs. Char! •* Chris- tion. — The Washington Port chairman f [• RATKS - INFORMATION Prizes Awarded Plans Luncheons n of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ChrlMen- U>n?cn and sons. Cnrl add Clyd* Week, October ;,n S1.00 fnr 15 wnrd* Dradlinf for «di: W«tM*4»f 1 sen. 192 Cooper Avenue, was guest all of Isulln: Elaine nnd Cftil VII- Nations Dny, <)rUy If! earn additional word A. M. for th« MHW we«k'i ISELIN — The annual soap box of honor nt a'farewell party Sat- COLONIA — The executive lani, Sayrevllle; Beverly Crnegy. State House Dome State Drpartnu'.),,'1 publication. Irrby of CuB P»ck 148. WHS held board of the Colonia Branch of P»T»hle In *d»»m>« urday night. Carl left today for Avenel; Qloi'ia Nflgy. COIOHIB; (Continued from Editorial Page) reports 5-»2 ,1,,,,,., NOTE: Nn Hassifird ads taken over phone; must be sent In. in Middlesex Turnpike Saturday service In the Navy. • he Perth Amboy Hospital met'at Charles Norman and Lorraine forbidding members to attend eggs and live ,„„,, The Judges were Robert Argalas. the home of Mrs. Rosa Swartz, Deetley, Jersey City: Mr. and Mrs meetings while 111. We would be licensed arid him Telephone Merrurjr 4-11II William Trenery, Myron Snyder Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Dover Road, with Mrs. I. Cowen. 2wlekalo, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Pry*- Stephen Oulgan and Mrs. Olgr< a healthier country If that rule totaling »2,Jin non md James Taylor. The prlrr win- 'residing. Petrowski, Trenton, bramr universal. Sign me on payment of i,,]> irr werp Stephen Jenkins, most lak, Mr, and Mrs. Michael Guljrun t FOR RALE And daughter Rose Ann and sons, A letter was received from pronto." Court Judw «.,„„, • FF.MAIK IIKIP WANTED iriuinnl; best appearing vehicle. Paul and John. Mr. and Mrs. Sheriff G. Duffy of the Essex SCHOOL DAYS:—New Jersey Of Haddonfleid. !,;, SINGLE BED — Full size, with Robert Jumper; travelled at sreat- ed to the i,a\v ii, OIRI, OR WOMAN, full or part Henry Weiman and son, Henry County, acknowledging the ap- Opinions of Others schools must remain open and spring. $20.00; mattress free st speed; 1st, Ray Holllngrworth. imence of Detective T. F. Muel- Lnw Division .,| tinrv Nrivspupcr storp In Wood- 'nd. Robert Jumper. 3rd, Stephen ir., Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kumm- (Continued from Editorial Huge hold full sessions for 180 days 416 Jaiuen Avenue, Avenel. ME- >r on October 1, at 8:00 P.M. at court, Motinii,i|[h brldRP For appointment plionr enkins; Raymond Hollings worth !er and daughters. Judy and Bar- dui-inn the year, in order to 4-1647. 9-19' ^ehaol 16. Dete/tlve Mueller will school because one little NPRIC Fftmiers Wcik •. Pulton B-168S hPtwfpn'9-10 A. M. milled the greatest distances: bara,; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kval- girl was admitted. But they can- qualify for State financial aid. tanckas, Roger Kenny, Mr. and iresent a program on "NarrqJ.iM." Will be celclir:,i,|l 9-19 • REAL ESTATE FOR RALE • 'nd. Robert umper, 3rd. Stephen not stand by and sec their Despite this leanl requirement, Vlrs. Douglas Calsetta. Walter Tht public Is cordially InvitPd. the State Department of Educa- from Jaimnry ;>•• , SECRETARY Legal experienced CARTERET — Two-family house laworski, all of, Iselin; Mr. and Duetto the length of program, the schools destroyed. tion receives a number of re- . • . Secretitry , [ Awards were given to the boyr v J .Patten ur:e \-, preferred, Woodbririee. Part or eight rooms, double garage, lo: Vlrs. Stephen Cutnan, Trenton: business meeting will start Southerners may ron?onabl quests from local boards of edu- K s follows: Stewart Orc^n. 1 gol<; vlr. and Mrs. Peter ClnlstenFen iromptly at 8:00 P.M. uohold their view of thr la*;: dent* of om-,,1 • full time Reply P. O. Box 155, 50x100. Rood condition, stucko. now; Michael Papp. denner"? cation that State aid not be with: Jr. and Sr., Leonard; Mrs. Leon they cannot uphold lawlesSnes who arc eliRibic t,! W »»» 88 Holly Street, Carteret. Inquire tripe: Steven Jacobson. wolf Mrs. John ^acFkay. Ways and hold from a class or a school for 111 Pulft.sk! Avenue, Carteret, oi •Vashburn. TexBs; Michael Tym- They may agree with th? aim fftllurn to holfl full sessions for ter eatly and ii. ;i; >adf?e; Robert Jumper, silver ar- ^eans chairman announced that tec ballots HOUSEWIVES TV advertised call Kl-1-5107 for details. ^zyn. Mrs. William Tymcsyn of mobs; they cannot perm' 180 dnys. T ow; William Parshsll. silver ar- he card party held at Koos Store dealh total is ,, Avon cosmetics offer* a career Union; Mr. and Mrs. Charles mobs to rule. In the North then 9-12. 19; ow; Charles De Ge?o, 2 year pin: n June anti the annual talent Been us" many of such requests pared with sn:>,., to the woman who wishes to be in Chtrstensen. William Chrlstensen •.ale at the last meeting were very Is even less excuse for hatred stem from failure of local boards, 11 i: , Tennis OTlourke lion book and In 1956. . . . jr,|m ; bliMncP" (or herself. HlRh earn- CARTERET-Car^e Cod. thYee ful Keamvburg; Mr. and Mrs. otin Ble- end violence. There arc Injus- ••,T,n liver arrow, Thomas Clementine, uccewful. An B.K.Q. table has nf education to provide a school of Hadrionfici:! i 1 ?leci. stelton; Miss Helen GUI- ings. Phone PL-6-6655 or write bedrooms, city sewers, all utili- taytnond Hollingsworth. Dan!' ! 'ie«n purchased for the hospital tices and there are frtrtion? calrndar with sufficient days to lun. Yardville; Mrs. Albert Rusz- caused by large race movements man of (IK- O P. O Box 705. PlainHeld. ties, close to everything! In t )uackcnbush, Edward Wehren- vlth the proceeds. She thanked m ct unforsern contingencies Council. i | nak. Miss Linda Rusznnk..Union: And th»re Is imnaticnr" will rr 9-19 lovely section of town. Beautiful iurg. Ronald Newman and Mich- her committee for their loyal sup- the department has ndvlsed thr ment of Hmlid i Mrs. Kurt Newman. Canada; Mr the South. But hate solves noth- boards to take Into Recount such plaster walls, (Mnlng room, full el Papp, all received lion books port, In helpinc ta make the) does hot cmitfiv ij V MAIF HELf WANTED • iry basement,- steam, oil heat, etc md Mrs. John Tlnnesz, Mr. and ing. And resort to lawlessness te Hem1! as onnvrntions, workshops lobert Ackernum was officially Mrs. Stanley Ciado, Mr. and Mrs ••venU successful. fide gas in th<- < Low, low taxes. $13.00 month. ccepted as a member of the puck. a detour from the road to Just lo«al holidays and several addi- In Its present (••>•, BOY. pRrt-time. Newspaper store "red Walker, Mr. and Mrs: Mich- plans are beins made to con- settlements.—Christian Science tional days to take care of snbu > 1.500.00, 30-year FHA mortgage In charge Of hospitality were toxic. . . . Load, In Woodbridge. For appoint- Brounell St Kramer. Elizabeth 4- el Pryslak,and Mr. and Mrs. Jo- tinue the "disappearing" lunch- Monitor storms, hurricanes and other 1 ment phone Fulton 8-1085 be- 5r. and Mrt. Myron Snyder. seph Mastrangelo. Iselin. eons started last year, as a meth- gious faiths h;iv, ••mi 9500. 9-19 emergencies. with awards i>v ••-•A tween 9-10 A M. 9-19 lenry Happel, Mrs. John Jenkins. td of raising funds for the Guild. 1 ' • " '* Partly becnuM State financial net- for tlwnr en:; / L .Irs. R Alexander and Mrs. Mrs. Janes Doherty was named THE BITE IN THE CAPITOL CARTERET — Two-family home, 'ames O'Rourke. Roger Kenny jilrl to srhool districts is based tlons to the r.i ~i MALE AND FEMALE • $15,900, near Nathan Halt co-chairman of the luncheons. Many persons who have brcn upon pupil attendance, the Statf HELP WANTED md John Jenkins were allaround made to feel that they werp en- safety. . . On , School, auto steam oil (550-gal Committee Named Mrs. Mark Oernes, membership Commissioner of Education if New Jerseys pui \ chairman, reported that there arc croaching on a private preserve MEN and WOMEN for part-time tank), tile bath. low. low taxes. compelled to examine requests moved to mark't $11.00 month. Tops for years of now 90 paid-up members. as they browsed throunh thf for emersency exceptions with work, 20-hour week, afternoons For M.D. Drive Capitol without joining an or- ell for Local t',i good living at low cost. All buyers Mrs. P. Sidereis, volunteer great enre. Ices of N(.w j, or evenings. Wonderful opportu- Profes$or to Speak ganized tour will appreciate ; at $1,900 down. Brounell it Kra- chairman, announced 493 hours JERSEY JIGSAW: — Governor nnd county in ,i nity for housewives to make extra of volunteer work, Representative. Frank Thomp- money for Christmas. Write P.O. mer, 1201 W. Orand Street. Eliza- To Chain O' MU Vnii COLON1A — As "Neighbor's Mcyncr has proclaimed this week council* of so.-I.,: Fund Drive" of the National Mrs. Rosa Swartz made a pled son's suggestion that free Rftldc Box 1. Co this newspaper. beth. EL-4-9500. 9-19 x as American Legion Week in range local tii. i ISELIN — The Chg.ln-0-HUls Foundation For Muscular Dystro- for more thild/cn's books, and j service be provided The Capitol honor of the 39th annunl con- cussions of A-: i; 9-12. 19 is the center of interest fnr • LOST AND FOUND \ Womains Club announces Profes- phy swings into high gear, Mrs. Readera Digests, for the hospital vention of the American Legion Only 648 ciitii sor Hlldreth M. Flltcraft, assocl- David Lemerlsi of 3 McKinley and fiction books for the nurses' millions of tourists who visit For HICK'&s • in Atlantic City . . , Patrons at. Jrrsi-y whirl- ,,, LOST—1940 John Marshall Col- ite professor of food marketing, Avpnue, chairman of the appeal home. Anyone having books can Washington. They ousht to be the Atlantic City nice tt^ick ed for bnu'i'iiu ; NEW DINER ' lege of Law ring, initial ANG. College of Agriculture. Rutgers for the Colonia area, urges that leave them at the home 6f Mrs, able to see It and hear a bit of plared bets totaling $43,107,013 1038 St. George Avenue Lost six to eight months ago University, will lecture at the Oc- every resident of 'the area sup- Wallace J. Wllck, Sherwood Road the history that has been made Rahway. N. J. around Oreen street Circle and tober meeting, the theme for port trte drive to the fullest ex- and Dover Road, or call Mrs. within its walls without being Cor. Milton Avenue Route #1, Woodbridge. Reward. which will be "Stretching your tent. 3warte at FU. 8-1423. solicited for a fee. No doubt the 3 Griddle-Sandwich Men Call HU-3-1183. 779 North 6th tood dollar." "A volunteer will call on you," The nominating committee was guides who now do this work arc 14 Waitresses (Pull or Part Time) Street, Newark. 9-19* Professor Flitcraft, a, native of said Mrs. Lemerisl. "She will ask named as follows- Mrs Peter able and conscientious, and 6 Dishwashers Woodstown, was graduated from for your contribution. Open your Sldereis, chairman: Mrs. D. Pi- since they draw no salaries from NOTICE 2 Cooks (Top Men) WANTED Rutgers with the bachelor of sci- door to her, open youf heart and caro, Mrs, Peter Ablonczy, Mrs. | the Government they must nec- 3 Cashiers

Test run from Los Angeles to New York by the three leading Indeed we do ^low-priced cars showed Chevrolet costs less to operate, with up to Make Loans for 17% greater fuel economy! When fuel and operating costs for cars are officially checked from Los Angeles to New York, thtfp an economy com-' parison! And what happened? Home Modernization! In certified NATA* findings,Chev y delivered.up to 17% greater fuel economy, and lower total cost for the trift-proof that Chevrolet costs least Rempdeling . . . repairing . . .^redeco- to erate of the three leading low- rating: If you're facing orle of these priced cars that were tested! But needp at a time when you haven't suf- that's not surprising. You expect ficient r*ady gash, it's a good time to Chevrolet engines to wring extra rniles out of a gallon of gas-just as Me us about aJow-cost Home Improve- you expect finer craftsmanship in the ment loan. There's no rad tape, and way a Chevy is built. Better see your no deity! Chevrolet dealer soon! •AtowM/ Automata* Testint Association

Our 34th Year of Uninterrupted Service GET A WINNING DEAL ON A NEW CHEVY-THJC GETIW& To the People of Carteret and Vicinity fttTEA GOOD!

Qalj fripchiwd tWolet dtalcrt dU b f utdmvk CARTERET BANK and TRUST COMPANY r/CHEVROLKT/i BANKING HOURS: • Member of Dally 8 A. M. U> 3 P. M, CARTERET, N. J. Federal Re«6rve System Friday 9 A. M. to 6 f. M. Ftderul Deposit Insurance Corporation •See Your Local Authorised '. Chevrolet i Dealer flnist.es ?,873 milu fyst with'up lo17% grecrtw'UI PAGE -LEADER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY Donations Asked IMPORTANT! ,yons Heads Holy Spirit Church Scene On Monday afternoons and all day on Tuesdays and Wednes- For Auction Sale ,.,;,,„. Auxiliaryj Of McCabe-Timko Wedding days, until further notice, Mrs. William B. RomlE, our Fords HOPELAWN «- An interesting HOPEUW N-Holy Spirit correspondent, may be reached and unusiml auction sate will b>. Mrs. John Lyons was ,,l,.iii of the Mothers' Church, Prrtli Amboy, was the at The Independent-Leader conducted by the Hopelawn Me-< setting Saturday morninc; for the nffkr. All Fords, ..Hopetapn moriiil Post 1352, Veterans of ,f 111(. Fords-Clam Bar- I ,.. Tiir nt a meeting In wedding of MIM Barbara Joan ami Keasbey news may be Foreign Warg on Friday iliealM.. U October 4 in the Post Booms, 111 ,,',mns Mrs. Stanley Timko. daughter of Mr. Rnd Mrs. phoned in to her at MF,r«?ury • .,.,,; nnmed vice prest- John Tlmko, 10 Howard Street, •l-llll. ,J:im<>s Street. d p .Jack Snrge, chairman, bitl&U Pl«mln«rlossl . to Donald O. McCabe, son of Mr. \H Walter Pajak, and Mrs. QcorKe McCabc. 13 i i-PHcly received donations of nwny Mls, Howard Street. The doublc-rlnit iinirtlcnl and unusual Items to'bfe Lorraine, Hospodor 1 sold to the highest bid** Already and Mrs. ceremony was performed at 11 h.mk O'clock by Rev. Joseph V. Kerr. j <^ bn»id are an electric raiibti *. ,,,'fv co-chairmen, an- Given in marriage i>y \vs lather.' slishtly used plnball machine, l r joint Installation of Honored at Party nariri-p&inted teapot and aft ,,„, auxiliary and league the bride woro a Ko«fn of Chantilly over silk taffeta, styled with trir bottle warmer. ' ,,,,,,,. October 21 at the FORDS — Lorraine Hospodar, . The sain will start at 8:00 P.M. !nce tunic over H full skirt which 1 '.-.-otisr. Amboy Avenue. auKhter of Mr, and. Mrs. Al Hos- with doors opening at 7:00 F, M.v 'txtcndrd into n chnpel train. Her ,n", must be made by Oc- todar, 29 Beach Street, was guest to allow prospective buyers to in- , id, tiIP chairman, Mrs. veil of French Illusion was ar- >f honor at a "Cinderella" party i spoct merchtindlne. All proceeds or any team ranged from a bofcded crown, and iunday on the occasion of her will no to the Post BuUi»h Johns and Mr3. tfatusz and children, William, post member will call for tha ddfc'\ Ml S and Miss Shirley Timko. sister of Thomas and Illona; Kathy Ne- 1 nation. • '.(£•. Mir us /,. the bride. A cousin, Kathy Himey, meth. Phyllis Kuran, Philip Chllin- v mi,rrs welcomed were Perth Amboy, srrved . as flower ?kl. Mr. and Mrs, Albert lorlllo " <)\tv:.7.. Mrs. DlnO TheoBiii- . and children, Mary Beth and Dale, VFW Delegate* Attend ;, ,,,1 Mrs. Rob«rt Bella. George McCebe attended his and Mcrllee Hospodar, Fords; Mr. HtU District Session ,, i. presented U> the out- •brother as best man. Another itid Mrs, Walter Tomarl and son, ,,::icrrs. Mrs. William brother, Mark McCabe and Rich- Walter, Edi&on. FORDS — District Commander ' .losrph Oough, Mrs. ard Pavlik ushered. Kenneth Tlm- Also Mr. and Mrs .Gus Melanson Joseph Kaslaukas and delegates, and Mrs. Leo ko, the bride's brother, was ring and children, Edward, Paul, Elea- HONOR DECEASED FIREMEN—Committecman R, Richard Krauss places wreath at monument In from Iselin, South River, South' bearer, nor, Claire, Rose Marte and Law- behalf of the police in memory of deceased membirs of the Fords, Keasbey and Hopelawn Fire Com- Plalnfleld, Avenel, FdrdB, Milltown i.ndcr the supervision The newlyweds plan to return rence, Mntuchen; Mr. and Mrs. panies in Fords park at ceremonies Immediately preceding the Softball ciimc between the Wood- and North Brunswick attended & Szycher, were In October 1 from a Florida honey- Stanley Kavendek ,and children bridge Fire Company and the Fords Fire Company. In Hie photo, left to rlRht, are Mayor Hugh B. meeting of the eighth district 11 ty. moon to take up residence at 471 Dnniel, Mary Ellen, Teddy and Quigley, Hrnry> KresS, Krauss and CommlUeeman I-. Charles Manglone. VJ\W. Sunday in the post home Rathbun Piece,' Perth Amboy Anna Marie, Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. on New Brunswick Avenue. For traveling, the tfilde wore a Edward Hoepodar and daughter, Tentative plans were made for blue dress with black and white Carleen, Hazlet. the annual dinner dance to be mmen Named accessories. MRS. DONALD G. MoCABE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Telllko Miss Joan //. Yarusevich held next month' In the head- Mrs. McCabe, a graduate of and children, Claudia and Mat- Quarters of the, Sayreville post, dlesex County Vocational ani L School 7 PTAWoodbrldge High School, class of thew; Mrs. Michael Balog and County Commander Frank Marti* 1955, attended Burroughs' in New- Technical High School, served tw sons, Michael, Jackie and David; Weds John J. Yaremko, Jr. nelll and John Hvobolskl were years with the U. S, Army and Mr. and Mrs. Jehn Hospodar. Mr. ark and Is employed by Dow FORDS—The marriage of Miss hardt, Woodbrldge; Carol Ann , named co-chairmen, with Russ Mrs, Robert Bella - an employe of the Middlese: and Mrs. Thomas Henderson and Fords School Chemical Company, Newark. Her Joan Helen Yarusevich, daughter Yarusevich. sister of the bride; I Grotto, Anthony Staats. Bernard -l.-nt of Water Company. children, Thomas, Gall, Carol and . :dpri over the execu husband was Kraduated from Mid- Ann, Perth Amboy. of Mr. and Mrs. John Yarusevich, three cousins of the bride, Helen Oldham, Frank Leonlg. John Bod- • i meeting opening the S2 Gordon Avenue, to John Jo- Slecinskl, South Amboy; Florence nar, Clarence Hanley, Joseph La- • run and Introduced the seph Yaremko, Jr., son of Mr. and Ringled, Perth Amboy; and Ella covara and Joseph Garbo In- , eluded on the committee In iipimted treasurer. Mrs. Atomic Blast Description Mrs. John Yaremko, 847 State Marie Grassl. Bronx; and a cousin B'nai Brith Tea of the bridegroom. Mary Ann I charge of arrangements. lrr \iiilvsko. Street, Perth Amboy, wa» solem- 1 rimmittee chairmen nized Saturday afternoon at 4 Yaremko, Perth Amboy , uncod a« Mr». Fred Given by Mrs. Livingston o'clock in Christ Episcopal The attendants wore identically ri juvenile protection; Held in Metuchen Church, South Amboy. Rev. Wil- styled floor-length gowns of nylon FORDS—A graphic description Heath, Mrs. Rosenblum, Mrs. Ste- I •.!!; t Mcnweg, achieve- phen Balazs and Mrs. Falkenstein, liam H. Payne officiated at the tulle over tafleta, each with a T pf jthe atomic blast, code-named MBNLO PARK TERRACE — double-ring ceremony. Menweg and James "Smoky," as viewed from a van- librarian. Jront pane^ of white accordlan- .uripal, finance; Mrs. Mrs. Alec Blumenfcld was hostess pleated tulle and appllqued lace tage point 35 miles from the Yucca A letter from Mrs. Howard San- .in.m class mothers; at a tea held Monday at her home, trimming, In blue, maize, coral, flats site, was given members of born, State president, was read, 39 Concord Avenue, Beacon H1U, American Beauty, toast, aqua, or- 1:1 Johns, magazines; the Woman's Club of Fords at urging every member to register Metuohen, for members of B'nai chid and nlle green, respectively, IliKkney and Mrs, An- Wednesdays' meeting by Mrs. and to vote this year. Brith, oldest and largest Jewish |'I aim, membership; Mrs. Lafayette W. Livingston. She told The date of the State fall con service organization. Speakers with matching headpieces and I ,,xi'dure and by-laws; how the pre-dawn blast, fifteenth fere nee to be held at Douglass Col- were Mrs. George Black, Newark velvet jackets. They carried cas- HONOR STUDENT; Doris Rose No matter what the < mi- Capik, publicity; in the 1957 scries of the Atomic national representative and past cades of pink roses.* In similarly Sadowsky, 39 Jersey Avenjie, occasion may be, It's lege was announced as September alwats a bir thrill to i . .Kimc Pyrtek, safety; Enerpy Commission tests, lasted 21, and the sixth district fall con- president of District 3, and Mrs. designed pink dresses were the Fords, received honorable men- :' Hunt, sunshine and only 15 seconds durlnR which it flower girls, Phyllis Nash, Fords, receive flowers. Re- ference, with the Westfleld Wo- Helen Bookbinder, vice president tion upon her graduation from member someone to- M:.s Johns, library; Mrs. vaporized a 700-foot man's Club as hostess group, will of-Northern New Jersey Council and Leslie Ely. AVenel, They car- St. Peter's General Hospital Ki:nre and Thomas Dob- dd ried baskets of. assorted blooms. day. Call us—be as- 'ower and "generated a sudden be held at the Chl-Am Chateau, and membership chairman. School of Nursing Sunday. sured' of the finest. ' program; Mrs. Kah- iearlni; heat and RBVP off a October 22. . , Officers pro-tem are Rhoda Steven Yare'mko served as his We Deliver and Telegraph ,md means; Mrs. Chris blanching light In which Jud&a The yearly program schedule Blumenield, chairman; Florence brother's bast man, UAhertag, were HOSTESS UNIT Mi.v Michael Fazan, tre«B and desert cactuses were out- prepared by Mrs. George Molnar, Lipsteln, co-chairman; Dorothy Alan Yarusevich, brother of the HOPELAWN — Ladies' Auxil- B E •:>:i Ondar, Mrs. John lined like bloodless silhouettes." chairman, designated October 9 as Mltchel, treasurer; and Adele LP- bride; Arthur Neldhardt, Wood- iary, Hopelawn Memorial Post : Mr.s Ben Leone, hos- Mrs. Livingston accompanied by "Federation Night." It will be held vit, secretary. , bridge; Richard Vanderstine and 352,, V.F.W., will be hostess unit FLOWER SHOP her husband who Is Middlesex In the auditorium of Our Lady of Others attending were Mona John, Turk, Perth Amboy; John tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at a : being made for a County Director of Civilian De- Peace Church, under the chair- Gottfried, Adele Giants, Janet 'arusevich, another brother of meeting of the Middlesex County manship of-Mrs. Heftth. Featured he bride; Robert Pomykala, . • dng sale, a cake fense and Disaster Control, In Stlclt, Adele Dooen, Hannah Ges- r Council in the post rooms on 305 AMBOY AVE. ME-4-1636 ,.iii' in February, and a which capacity he was the only of- speakers will be Mrs. A. Shurtlef f ten, Rea Greenwald, Ann Glngold, ords; and Joseph Faraci, New lames Street. ' in March, dates to be 'lclal civilian observer from New Drews, northern vice president, Florence Margolin, Shirley Wlsh- ;runswlck. The ring bearer was • y Robert Andetson will highlight Boerer, Evelyn Weissman, Rhoda ;he New England States. For go- 'he explosion, more powerful than the November 13 meeting, and a.n Sumka, , Molly Steinberg,. Sunny ng away, the bride wore a ligh he one which demolished Hlro- art department exhibit will also be Gordon and Rose Goldman. , ilue suit with matching accesso (hlma in 1945. Mrs. Livingston said held with Mrs. Chester Baglnski. Another tea will be held October ies. and a corsage of red roses wo Army nurses, and two WACS chairman. 8 at Mrs. Blumenfeld's home, Per- Mrs. Yaremko is a graduate o ;hared the honor of being the first sons interested in attending, may Woodbridge High School, and i, Miss Barbara Ann tmroank, of ! r vorr.cn to witness an atomic test. the Public Service Electric and call Mrs. Florence Lipsteln, LI 9- employed as secretary by th f As part of Civil Defense Week, 3099. Gas Companympany, wilw l show a film, American Smelting and Refinlm 1 Company, Pepttt Amboy-, Her- ius "ttally Daya,' and ettoto «Hi *e ToTSNoif^SIlofir 1 innounced a workshop has been surtg by the musmusic departmentep , band was graduated froin Pert )lanned by the local club to pro- under the leadership of Mrs. Elko FORDS — Word has been re- Amboy High School. He. recelvei also employed at the Amev il ret! trtdemarkcd Mrs. Ernest Nelson and Mrs. Husbands are invited to attend Church, Blloxl, Miss... the newly- |\vith irldescents ' and seed, pearl can Smelting and Refining ulmg Hard Coal last George Heath, chairmen, an- the February 12 meeting to hear a weds will reside In Mllltngton. ind extending into a chapel train Company. 'tounceil completion of plans for talk on "Youth Conservation" by Her fingertip-length veil o ill want sotnt more 'odny's food sale and flower show Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt, of the 9. Two films, "The Story of Milk," French illusion was attached' t ROAST BEEF DINNER why not play it safe o be held in the library. • Juvenile Bureau of the EWoodbridge, and "Making Ice Cream," will \x a cap embroidered with irlde-3 A resolution was passed to assist HOPELAWN — The drill squad iinw? Supplies are Police Department. Entertainment shown through, the courtesy of cents and seed pearls, and sh if Hooelawn Memorial Post 1352, lie Junior Club with its swimming will portsist of a dramatization, Welsh Farms, inc. carried a bouquet of white rose V, F. W. will hold a hot roast beef n iliii time of year. IOOI project, Mrs. Edward Legenza. "This'is Your Club," directed by The date for the May Supper Miss Margery Yarusevtoh, siste dinner in the post rooms October •! «chive your order, ouncllor, minouijced a variety Mrs. Howard C. Madison, hls- has been left open until plans for of the bride, was maid of honoi 0. from 5;30 to 8:30 P.M., it, was ihow will be staped by the Sub- torlan. the State qonveniton are com- Don't you agreei Bridesmaids were the Misses Bar hiniors. The Little Woman's group pleted. In addition to installation innounced foday. The affair will Mrs. Oswald A. Nebel, sixth, dls- bara Gerba, fords; Marylee Neid be open to the public. held Its first meeting of the sea- .'Ict chairman of education, will of officers and reports of commit- ion Saturday. It v^as reported by e the featured speaker March 12, tee chairmen, the music depart- M COAL Mrs. Robert Beds, councilor. ' ind the drama department will ment will present a choral pro* It's a great life! You'llcapturt'iomething Mrs. Clifford Dunham,, chair- iresent a play. gram prepared by Mrs. Elko, chair- 4 nan of Youth Conservation, an- Officers will be elected on April man. of that feeling when you have a flowing m. j Co wunced i> girl will be sponsoreffby OIL he organization at the Citizenship Proclamation AVENUE nstltulc nt Douglass College, A«- ingi account at our bant , Hhcr project under consideration, I, Hugh B. Quigley, Mayor of the Township of , i i ;he mentioned, is the formation rat an Allied Youth Post at Wood- Woodbridge, State of New Jersey, do hereby proclaim A FEW DOLLARS AND UTTLI ACTION IS jSTtT (jUOES IQ ] hvldge High School, with junior ind senior students eligible to September 22,1957, through September 28,1057, to be . 0W A SAVINGS ACCOUNT Wffll US," * loin. Eighteen subscriptions to the CONK IN AND GET AN EARLY STAlffl New ersey Clubwoman magazine flow in Our & j'ear NATIONAL BUSINESS WOMEN'S WEEK vere acknowledged. Mrs. Nicholas This annual Week, sponsored thrdughout the ''"•mill Service Elko, library chairman, reported a jUmmiM circulation of 5.300 books. CURRENT INTEREST HATE NOW BEING PAID UK-1-0724 Vso serving on the library -com- GREINER United, States by The; National Federation of Business mittee are Mrs. Nelson,' Mrs. and Professional Women'* Clubs, of which the Wood- On Savings Per Funeral Home brijige Township Business and Professional Woman's Accounts Annum Kc sure to stop in at the AUGUST F. GREINER, Director Club is a part, is set aside to pay tribute to WPJnkn in INEWLY-fiNLAUCED A new Home At The 8wne Address business and, the prpfessione, and'the contribution^ COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE , i96 NEW BKUNSWJCK AVE., FORDS • Completely Remodeled • they make t;o tUe nation, 'The theme tot 1^57, "Na- DRIVE-UP WINDOW lann d rUONB VA-6-SJ99 44 GREEN STREET, WOQDBRIDOK tional Business Women's Week" is "Saluio tp Women SPACIOUS PARKJNG LOT Distinctive Gifts - Greeting Curds Phone: wh#rffc"':: ! ' V; * "' ' ' For All Occasions MErcury,'4-0264 BAVARIAN CHINA B. Shower Th» FrUndly Bunk of f or4$, Wed-i JEWELRY Weddln* MKMBEK FttElEHAL Bfiy ^fttf Milk OI»H Afteet: B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk Mid Birth UEJ4BSH OF FB^UtAL D1SPO6IT INSORAJfCH COW Hummel Fif urei .Aceeworie* •I ,]•••. P/fofl SIXTEEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 Mrs. Caltahan Hostess VFW Units Fete To Dernier C.ri Club Wcstbury | Birthday Lafayette Estates and •"•k Mrnlo Park Terrace Notes FORDS — Mrs. Vincent Calla- Notes Past Commanders FORDS — Lorren L. han. 1210 Deerflnld Terrace, Un- son of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette f • --Happy nniilversnry to Mr nrd den, was hostess to the Dernier HOPELAWN — Two hundred Livingston. 15 Dunh/ir Avenue, Shorecrest at Fords Crl Club last Thursday. Members By GLADYS i ., ^ I Mrs. Sal Muscoi Mercer Street, nnd was gueat ot honor at a pafty Q3XBSBE 441 Lincoln Hi,. Mr nnd Mrs John D Stokes, members and tMOUi were present were Mrs. Thomas Moran, hH MRS SIT1RLEY Saturday night at a dinnjr for Friday In celebration of his 19th Mrs. August Bauer, Mrs. John * Isclln Menlo Avenue! birthday. el.tr Trentadue. Sal and Mary Ann FJSHI.ER eleven past commanders and past fizelso Alice Falk. Mrs. Robert Sorenscn nnd Miss Florence De- Tel. M-8.|,-,| —CRIOI Honey, daughter of Mr. Quarts were Miss Beverly Mieh- By 148 Jrfffrson presidents of Hopelawn Memo ! I Falk. Mrs. 8. Feinberg, Candace Satnylk. Fords, and Mrs. Edward Haney, Jefferson anrl the kowski, Ronald Fodor. Miss Gfcrol -Mrs, Clara Ntuwr,,. Stwt rial Post 1352, VFW : Street, celebrated her third birth- I he post Faringmo, Warren Jensen, felss I,FSTKR| FolnbPig, Mrs. V. CUlcliman and The next Hireling will be at .'''t. siwnt, a f,.,v ,|;i •' day at o party Sunday. Quests ladles' Auxiliary In Menlo Park Rose Faringtno, Albert Jensen. KICKSS y Glickman. Mrs. Moran'.s honic, &2 Hiinson «on-ln-law nnd d:uu;i,,t were her brother, Mark, sister El- home on James Street, the -Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Kaplan Avt-nue, September 2fi. Mrs. Joseph Down, n Terrace of honor being Paul Lund. Adrinn Miss Mary Jensen, Walter Tayjor. 55 Inverness ( len: Mr and Mrs. Charles La- Miss Pat Melder, William JetieM, murked their anniversary at a —Miss Norecn y '\ Liberty S-37M Mothe. Donald LaMoth*, Metu- Fedor, Edward Scroka, Herbert Terrncp, I'urds Miss Sue Ed w A riffs. Al fred family gathering Saturday and a daughter of Mr. nn(( ,, chen: Mr and Mrs. Joseph Cala- Bllteh. Charles Thomas. Joseph TO SEE FILM S c h r o t h , Miss Judy McKean, Liberty 8-2215 dinner at Far Hills Inn. Somer- Lynch, Tyler Avem], in Middlesex Chapter of mi la and daughter, Mary Beth. Fedor, Mrs. Helen Nemyo. Mrs. FORDS On Monday, mem- David Livingston, Miss vllle. Sunday. 1 rolled in the Perth AM /•i. i ;i •!! i wish Congress will hold Montclalr; Mrs. P«arl Haney, Mrs. Mildred Blitch, Mrs. Lee Lund. bers of tin Fords Lions Club will 1 —Congratulations to Mr. and eral Hospital School ,,•" i'. r inn meeting of the year John Gunkowskl and children, and Mrs! j Fomenk-o and Richard Pomenko. 1 view n full-length film, "Action In Mr, and Mrs. Michael Amodio Howard .Melfl on their un- —Mr. and Mrs. r;( , \in',.i.,v at the Metuchen Jewish Joan, Margaret. Dolores and Stan- Marge Pastor. Mrs Asia," with nurrative by "Theodore celebrated their wedding annl- j i ersary and Mrs. Melfl's blrlh- and children <;/ '•r.:i!inuiiiiv ("niter. Grove Avenue. ley. Jersey City. William Sullivan, adjutant. act- n V Ressler. fellow Lion and youth vcrsiiry nt the dunce Saturday a^day] rand Roseann. Wortii : Aii mi-1. stints speaker Is on the •-Melvina Lev, foster-daughter Ing ag-mMter of ceremonies, in- Mintz to Address director of the Perth Amboy Highland Drove with friends and Sunday guests of M, Jil ••:'! ;d!l of Mr and Mrs Harry Brlckell, At- troduced the guest speakers, Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Milton Prebut VMCA, it wns announced today neighbors. Sunday, they were Chester Parks, Chaiii,,,' A fin \u T. party wns given lantic Street, has been enrolled in marked their anniversary Friday Betty Butler, department presi- j guests at a family dinner at by program' chairman Jacob ' n,i:;,v evening at the home of Marymount College. Sellna. Kans. dent, and Rod Serraller, depart- Jewish Congress with a show In Ney York and Boerer. —Mr. and Mrs, ,s!(|'',.' :,i HI,'! Mrs. George Weiss, Mary- Hiunarian-Aftierlean exchange ment commander, who commend-! home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cola- dinner at the Brass Rail. telll, Worth Street, A,' grosso, Jersey City. Sunday to Mrs. aunt.-;i Kiiiiri. in honor of Mr. and as a literal arts student on ed the unit on the progress made j MENLO PARK TERRACE — —Barbara Sperber celebrated i-idncy Baitell who are njov- students' scholarship. OeofTrey Mr. Tillotson's birthday yesterday Mr. and MM. GUSUV,. •: M : since its formation in 1950 Tn ad- i Benjamin W. Mintz. staff counsel at n family party. Among the ... 'i. New York State in a few Brickel] celebrated his seventh and Mrs. Pat RUKU inn[ dltlon to the speakers, department! to the Commission on Law and gursts-'Were Mr. and Mrs. Mlchae ••...,. i friiesis were Mr. and Mrs. birtliday at a dinner p8r,ty with visitors were Mrs. Mary Notnn. I Social Action of American JewUh Mr. and Mrs. Bernard nls, Mrs, Mary Dem „•,, :.. :i (i: Hoydman, Mr. and Mrs. guests Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan, Nucclarone and children Michae Joseph, Jersey c'Hv guard; Mrs. Rod Schullcr, con- j Congress, will be guest speaker at Philadelphia, who helped cele- .Tody, Shelley, and Cindy Qreene. 1 Mr and Mrs. Michael Glennen, and Ann, Elizabeth. Anita DuBoLs, Uxli i .. n] Hubkin, Mr. and Mrs. Tr- ductress; Prank Hahn, past com- the first meeting of the season Of brate Mr. Barry's birthday. Steven Raymon, Ronald Narode, >• ,r N' idi'il, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Joseph Lowe, Orange; and the Middlesex County Chapter of —Congratulations to Mr. and mander, and Mrs. Marjorie Hahn. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuias Trrrl wlsh'ner johnny Soslnskl, 1 ••',- II. Mr and Mrs. Seymour Liss, John Moran, Menlo Park Terrace. A. J. C. Monday at the Metuchen Mrs. Richard Kenne, Mr. and Mrs past president. Also present were celebrated their anniversary Sat- Qary and Cgrol aregman, Connie rROMOTED, FKTKD Mi imrl Mrs. Harold Boerer, Mr. —Donna Balderose, daughter of Community Center. Mr. Mlntz is Frank Hortten. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Helen Osthoff. eighth dis- urday with dinner at McGinnls's, ^, w yne FORDS—MIss Civ., . '.H Mi.'.. living Sumfca. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Balderose, a graduate of Columbia Law Rudln and De y and a Piank UfMotta. Mr. nnd Mrs. trict president; Mrs. Helen Gas- New York. JTesslcr, Shorecrest; Mark and 501 Crow's Mill i{nr,,| "'i i) I'JPII Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Street, celebrated her fourth School and received his ordlnatton Henry Korzeb, Mr. and Mrs. birthday. Guests at her party soway. county council president, —Mrs. •$. Schorr has enrolled in ' Judy Rich, and Ronald and Jan- Friday at a dinner in i\ c.i.if. Hciei-'i-ath, Mr. and Mrs. and Joseph Kaslaukas. eighth dis- from Yeshiva University in 1954. Hnrold Nelvert. find Mr. and Mrs, were here brothers, Daniel. Jr., and Bamberger's public art course on I ice Luth, Newark; and Sharon, and presented witii ;, • ; M ''in I.ipstfih, Mr. and Mrs. An- trict commander. He has been active in several Zion- John McKeever. whose wedding iii ii1. I'a.ssinello, Mr. and Mrs. Philip: Larry and Miml Evanoff, ist organizations and has lectured Monday nights. Other Lnfayette, Meryl. ancLEllen Spector, Living- anniversaries occurcd this week. of her co-workers on t . .;,.- K.'Hermann and Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Thomas Schirrippa, Corsages and boutonnleres were extensively in both Jewish prob- Estates students needing trans-Iston. of her promotion ;MMI ;' i ii v Rosen. Mary Lou Fulton, Richard Mor- presented to speakers, honored lems and legal subjects. portatlon may call her at LI. 8-j —Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kress —Birthday greetings to Barba- from the statlstioui ii,•;>„ guests and visiting officers by ra Orslnl, Victor QllckfiiBn, Paula Pharmaceuticals, im • row, Fred Gardner. Emily, Rose Plans will be announced 8t the 8247. rntertained Miss Hilda Kress, i ir Saturday Night Club met Marie and Regma Hers'chel. Lew- Mrs. Jeanne Bulvsnoskl, auxiliary Castello. Malcolm Chlecuto and the executive office. , f1 i "nk nt the home of Mr. and meeting for various social affairs —Mr. and Mrs, Abraham Tap- Newark, at dinner Friday. ie Raidcn. Jane Lechlieter, Thom- president, and Warren Fullerton, per celebrated their anniversary ] Rita Lapaynski celebrated son Darrill. Mrs. Michael Cant- Avenue, New York : Mr and Mrs. Arthuf Murphy, Mrs. Andrew Berewiey, Wall cher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Jr.. A-UHI'UC' Street, was guest of Street, on the occasion of Mr, bert Betcher, 86 Ford Avenue, was hoiioi1 at a party In celebration of Berezney's birthday. Other guests feted at a surprise miscellaneous l'Or sixth birthday. Present.were were Andrew. Jr., Gail and Angela shower. The hostesses, all aunts of h"i- brother, Paul, and sisters, Pa- Ann Berezney; Joseph Jr., Mark the guest of honor, were Miss Ed- int la and Patricia; Mr. nnd Mrs. and Steven Winberly. na Johnson, Mrs. Oeorge Frick and Art Inn- Murphy, Vincent Murphy —Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Liefer Mrs. Helen Nelson. Miss Betcher mid Miss Catherine Murphy, and son, Andrew Gene, New. York will become the bride of Robert Jankech, son of Mr. and Mrs. Union City. City, were weekend guests of Mr. -Mr. and Mrs. Noah Rapkin and Mrs. Seymour R. Russell, At- Louis Jankech, 31.Woodland Ave- anjl children,- Douglas and lantic Street. tjue, September Jacklyn, Isabell Street, have —Theodore James ;.14!in A'fflfin, returned from, a ten-day vacation Jr., celebrated his ninth birthday Mrs. James Inglis, Mrs. Nek tit Kilmuuth, Cape Cod, where by attending'a movie and enjoying Christensen, Mrs. Lillian MacLean. they visited with Cajjfc and Mrs. a treat at a sweet shop with play- Mrs. Thomas Shoobridge, Mrs. Milion Spector. * ••' mates George Ramsey, Kim Cer- Oscar Olsen. Mrs. Louis Toth, Mrs. —'flu- Metwood" Chapter of venak, James Kaslowski and Ed? Louis Jankech and daughters, Women's American ORT held Its ward Webber. Cynthia and Mary Ann, Mrs. Jo- l,i;.t mw'tinj} of the year Tuesday —Peter Blythe Sanderford, son seph Elko and daughter Beverly, at the Metuchen Jewish Commun- of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sander- Mrs. Michael Elko and daughter, ity (.'enter. A white^efephant sale ford, Wall Street, were feted on Helen, Mrs. Harold Sandorff, Mrs. auitmn was conducieffy Jeannie his thifd birthday at a party at- Albeit Betcher, Mrs. Titian Sacket, ficli(ii'd, Colonia, and Shiftey Pish- tended by his brother, David, sis- Mrs. Emil Springer, Mrs. Robert l'T. Refreshment* were served. ters, Claire, Jean, and Ellen; Mr. Berls, Mrs. Jack Geiling, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Schobert, and Mrs. Herbert Gillmore, Lynd- Chris Pederson and Mrs. Isadore Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Schobert, hurst; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gill- Meyers, Fords. Mr., New York Clty.'were weekend more and son, Page. Menlo Park Also. Mrs. Joseph Zega, Mrs. s'iit;st»s of Mr. and Mrs. Schobert Terrace. The Sanderfords and Mr. George Buthe, Mrs. Steve Hudak, Jdft-rsou Street, Saturday. and Mrs. Arthur Sanderford, Sr., Mrs. John Almaai and-Mrs. S. Sa- - Mr and Mrs. Lto McVey, Sr. EJlenberg Depot, N. Y., spent a day kalas, Woodbridge; Miss Ethel Ol- Flushing, spent the weekend with In Montreal, Canada, while sen, Miss Agnes Knudsen, Mrs. D. - ttirni- eati m& ettuihter • in tow,- Kabana and Mrs. John Christof- Mi ami Mrs. Leo MWi^y, Jefferson Terseti, Pertfe-7ffi(ilJby;""SIrsr Louis Hired. Jankech, Jr., and -Mrs. Charles FLOWER SHOW TODAY Zientek, South Amboy; Mrs. Mel- - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kutzen- FORDS — A food sale and co, Jefferson Street, attended the vin Koyen. Metuchen; Mrs. P. Cor- flower show will be held today nell Old Bridge; Mrs. F. Grimley, Da i Mitzvah of Marilyn Kutzenco, from 1 to 4 P.M. at the library (laiii'lil.t-r of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sayreville; Miss Patricia Bernath, under the auspices of the Wom- New Brunswick; Miss Dolores Kutzrnco, Westfleld,, and the re- an's Club of Fords. Flowers will ception at Far Hills'Inn, Somer- Cuiffreda, Port Reading; and be judged by Louis Farkas of Mrs. Axel Hansen, Plscataway. vilU:, Sunday. the Fords Florist and ribbons ^ Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Fishier, awarded to winners in various di- *Kast Orange, were Sunday guests visions. Refreshments will be on Clubwomen to Attend" > of Mr. tmd Mrs. gol.Flahler on the sale. 'Mrs. George Heath and Mrs. JV .J. Fall Conference occasion of Mrs.,,Sol Planter's Ernest Nelson are co-chairmen, • birthday. Larry, B»rry and Wen- 1 FORDDS — Members of the dy Fishier were also present at the Woman's Club of Fords who plan cake-cutting. SUNDXY VISITORS to attend the state fall conference Mr. and Mrs, Ben Rose, Wai! FORDS — Ronald Berry and at Douglass College Saturday are Street, attended trje Family Cir Daniel Duff. Prairie, Texas. requested to notify Mrs. Chester do Meeting at the hdme of Mr. and were Sunday visitors of Mr. and jBaginskl or Mrs. Rod Stratton Mis. Melvin Sonjmers. Bronx Mrs. William Romig, 501 Crow's Registrations begin at 9:30 A. M .Saturday. Mill Road. and there will be a 75-cent fee. Mrs. C. Howard 8anborn, presi- dent of the State Federation, wil preside at general assembly, 10:30 in Voorhees Chapel. Workshop! for ajl departments will be held RADER'S from 1:30 to 3 P.M. Ptisons attending should bring box lunches. "Can You Guess How Many Tickets I Punch a Tear?" VFW Post to Make Plum For Ftdl'Dance Tonigh "Ten thousand? Fifty thousand? Nope... it's closer to a hundred 34,000 New Jersey men and women and pay them $14t,W0,i«>" FORDS—Fords Memorial Post thousand tickets a year," says John F. Breslin, one of your New year-most of which is spent in New Jersey. 6080. V. F. W., will meet tonigh Nt at 8:30 in the Post Hall on .New Jersey net&bon who't been a railroad conductor for 37 years. Your railroads are well aware of the Wf rote -they $&r '" Brunswick Avenue to formulati "Of course, behind every one of those tickets is a person who's on Jersey's economy. And they know it's bound to get bigger. Tlu''V > > plans and appoint committees fo: hit way to something pretty important to him-his job or a business 1 planning optimistically for the future-but their, plftns an' bl"!' the fall dance, It was announce by Commander Clarence Hanley appointment, a vacation or family visit. In traveling back and forth held back by a crushing tax burden ... imBWed by an antiquai, ,i A film will be shown throug, across the state I get the idea, speaking to my passengers, that the tax system..Your railroads want to pay thejr:lair share of taM • K courtesy of the California O railroads make a big contribution to their lives-getting; fhem where But today, New Jersey's railroad taxes arfl dbpropwilonately I w!l Company, Perth Amboy.'Refresh ! menu will be served. they want to jo when they want to go," • Ironically, these taxes that are placing men a steggering lo«

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*>»*• TASTE 0' SEA FRESH FISH FEATURES ACME BAKERY FROZEN FOOD COD FILLET CMt DAIRY SPECIALS! WHITING FILLET FAVORITES Birds Eye VIRGINIA Ul OTCIAU PERCH FILLET KRAFT Strawberries Men; 2 r 39 Pecan Sticky Buns . . Your Choic* Chocolate D«cor«tte Swift Chirtco, Turkey, Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb i Velveeta 9oz. Fish Sticks TaiUOSu PIES ^ 4199 twyriw ^ I^Ma,, iyijtfc',1 n mm . INDEPENDENT ' "I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1!), 1957 PAOK EIGHTEEN proved as heart of i, t r A performance of "Auntie Mame," SOU- BANK RULING fl -A combined dinner party was tended dinner at the MeocJnw- Elizabeth Avenue, entertained Mr Thp $3,000 limit .set by Congress and Exchanpn Conn York; Mr. »nd Mrs. Ofnrup Som- given for Eugene Notusch, Ellz»- brook, Frida>, sponsored by the and Mrs. Earl Robertson, Roches- Saturday. on 1958 soil banft acreage reaerve record-brrakinc iii,,,' ers, St., Mr. »nd Mrs. Ronald ! bcth Avenue, who was ten years '> RCA. ter. N. Y. Wednesday and Thurs- —Mr, and Mrs- Louis Herpich payments has been Interpreted to onds. Mr. Qadsby *u, Osbortie, Mr. and M.s. Cooper, old Saturday, and Jane IacovelH, Chain o' Hills —Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy, day. \ and family, visited Mrs. Cora mean that the limit will be ap- clair Armfitrnnc, ],.,.,„, ""••'si Mr. and Mrs. Les Raphael. Mr. seven years old. Friday, Those ed as Assistant HIT, ' and Mrs. William ' Whelan. Mr. Rivinston Street, «p*nt the week- • —Birthday conrfrntulfitlons to j Nolan, Lake Hopatcong, Sunday, plied on a per-farm basis rather ' Park Reports end alRht-eeetng in Washington, Dlnne Playtcr, Park Avenue, who| present were Mr. and Mrs. An- ,Navy. and Mrs. Jame* Ikuss. Mr. and thony Popollzio, Mr. Norman to celebrate Judy Hcrpich's birth- than as a celling on the amount Mm. Stephen Bodnar. and Miss D. c. »nd Virginia. will be six years old tomorrow, j paid any one person for all farms IacovelH. and Mr and Mrs. Rocko day. Also present was Mrs. Jo- PAROI-EES Carol Pearjion. tselin. —Mr 'and Mrs. Jack Williams, —Clayton Campbell, son of Mr. IacovelH, Jersey .City. Mr. and he may own. The legislation pro- Mr. and Mm. Ja«k 8chrleber. and and Mrs. Donald Campbell, wav stphlne Herpich, Newark. vides that "no part at this appro- —Kerln Johnston. Rivlnftton Mrs. Oeorue Natusch have re- The U. S. Paroir ]tl • lir| .,,. ! Street. h«* returned from Penn- Mr. jmd Mrs. Kenneth Lawrence, christened 8unday at St. Cecilia's cently returned from vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston priation shall be used to formu- 2,269 paroles duriim i Homes Park Avenue, attended the Church, Rev. Dentlcl officiated. and family, Rlvington Street, en- late and administer an acreage MRS. L. i M'lvanld, where he has been va- In California. of 1957 and Lwur-(i \ | catlonln* with Mr. and Mrs. Wll-last barbecue of the season of the The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. tertained Mrs. Joseph Deeftan and reserve program which would re- AI.F.AN —Mr. and Mrs. William Zukie- for parole vlolatlm* ; Hum Oroce. Sprlnuwnod Swlmln; Club. Lou Lei?»r?, Oranne. sult In total compensation being wicz, Washington Avenue, enter- son. and Mrs. Joseph Johnston period, accordliij; tll REEVES , ~U. Commander and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Donald Camp- paid to any one producer In excess | -Mr. and Mrs. John Tlnnesz, tained as house guestA, Mrs. Zu- Reed, chairman nr u "'Or; 88 Harrison | Winekr and lamily, New London, bell visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 'Sr., Sunday. of $3,000." | Homes Park Avenue, have re- llf klewlcs's mother, Mrs. James -Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Elliott of June 30. 1957. i],, i:irit Avrnue i turned from a vacation at Silver- Conn., visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell, Sayville, Long Island. Labor pay week-end. They also Greer, Barely, West Virginia.( and Buddy, Orand Avenue, visited supervision over n,, lsrlin ion. Pencr and family. Elizabeth Ave- NEW S. E. C t'HIEF Mrs. Harry Elliott, Rlduefleld, Kulion l-«559i _Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lnw nue, over the week-end. visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bail- —The Canasta Club dined at Edward N. Oftdsby was ap- Federal prisoners. Luchows, New Yolk, and attended Park, Sunday. Homes Park Avenue, att- -•Mr. and Mrs. Robert Susat, mclster, Fire Island,

•• —Mr. a ii (1 Mr ; William; OfOSOy. W,i.,niii!:l Avenue, cele- brateu lin iv s,.v wecding an- mvei.•.«].,. c. .I.I.I.I>. \..,u a O.IIIK-I1 NEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAYING SUPERMARKETS $.1 Oak Hil.s Miimir. BS suefits ol their son anil CMU,::HIT. uiii' Jr. ahd iiaurcfii. Uurr tney were . 'leted at a siirpn.-v party Dy Joan ; End Ui'imini aoinci;. niid bill and ' auimi uro.->t>y. Also present Fre Mrs. 1 nonius Brady, Mr. and ^SAVING Mrs. Hicham biao.v, New Provi- j dence; Mr ana MIS. Joiin Brady,: Uvfngston: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur, brMiy, MiuiiM)ii; .VHS. fcier l)ro- 'jbach, Mr. Joseph Diooacn, Mr. MUTUAL *»nd Mrs. Junn Scnncickr. Mr. Mrs. (Jus SUPER Jfttr. ana .ms. (jtoiue Soineia Jr., West New \o:&. Mr. and Mrs. MARKETS ftoben yomci.i. .W. anu Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie. Mr. John MeWRtr. C'olonia; Mr. and Mr«. John McVfy. Crantord; Mr. and Mrs. Joiin Mooney. Peeltsklll, New

LEGAL NOTICES it s \ NOTHE '' ••'Kt NotlcP Is hereby jtlven that the fol- • lowing [irn;in pel ordinance W»B Intro- duced »n Mcmor!nl Municipal Bulld- .lnii In Wondl>rlvn F^TENT OP THEFR USE: RKOULATINO AND nESTHICT- INO IHK HKIOHT NUMHFR •BTORIFS. AND SIZE OP AN" DTHEH ST^Tir-TIIRKS, nEOU- Fresh Jersey Pork Shoulders , I ATINrt AND RESTRICTING THB PERcrvTArT?; cv i or OCCUPIED, THE SIZE OF YAR18. COURTS. AND OTHER Ol'FN SPACES. THE DENSITY OF POPTtMTIOPT REOm^TINO AND RESTHIOTINO THE LOCATION. USE ' AND EXTENT OF tJHE OP BUII.PINOS AND RTUUfT'THES I^OR TRADE. IN- ItF-smENfK AND OTHER RSTABIISHINO A BOARtl PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION JTHERROI-- •• AOOPTEI> JUNE 8, 1931. • Fwnwf Coffte All Grinds |AND THEHEAPTER AMENDED FROM (TIME TO TIME DE IT ORnMNED BY THE TOWN. MARTINSON £.89c (SHIP COMMITTEE OP THE TOWN- .BHIP OF WOODOBRIDOE: TABLE TRIMMED MEATS... Section 1. ftnld Ordtnflnce, as Rbove icntltlPfl. Is herebv nmcnddd hv addlnit • Pineapple-Grapefruit tHeretn n nev Section, to be designated 4 $ Section LXXIII (HI and (b), to read Your sign of the very finest *nfl provide rt.s follows: DEL MONTE DRINK ^l4 £ l ;, Hci-Mon LXXIII (ai Eich nnd. all ' or tiie urn;is embraced within the in i territory hereinafter described Is j siih-fiurMon (hi, which arc now • Military i clitsslned ns "Ruslness," under the WWte 7,oiilnn Orcllnnnce of the Township lilYEC ' a* , nf WiwibrWre, as orltfln&ily shown 27c Milk Fed I Frtth C»t on ;i RnlldlnK Zone Man entitled /VllACj Yellow wui "Zoning Ma]) of. Woodbrldge To^'n* shin, Mlrlrllewx County. January • Ruff rb 45c 1931. Genrue B. Merrill. Township LEGS and RUMPS of VEAL . 39c FILLET ol HADDOCK Eri^'lneer.'^ nnd nlaa ns uhown on a rovlBnil Zonlnu Map entltleij "Son.- Ine Mnp of WoodbridcR. Township, MAYONNAISE Middlesex County. N«w Jersey. Mnrrh 1M0, .George R. •Merrill. Civil Eni'lncor sncl Lund Sutvsyor. Wood- half hrldun, New Jersey," shall be and thp siirne hprebv «" alWred, revlfdd STA FLO STARCH |dTTM Another Exclusive! Just In Time For School! and chanffed to "Heuvy Iniuatrv " I hi HEOINNINO at a point where the Northerly line of St. Jnmea Hunt't BRAND NEW! UP TO DATE! AUTHORITATIVE! Comcifirv lntrrsecrs the Rftflterly rk-lit of mv line of th« New Jem" State Hkrhvay #35: tlience N'39* SI1 B: nloui' tlm Enfltfirly line of TOMATO PASTE 4 «« 23c THE AMERICAN EVERYDAY N. J. Stan- Hlurliwav #M, H0.41 (eet to II point; thi'noe, still alons the rh-'lit of w»v line nf N. J, 8tete • rkkle wmi Pimento - Olive - Veal - Poppw aM Hlt'hwnv UK I'IHI the Northbound rnniKTtiuB- jin\d to th« New jersey Turiinllce 8 48" 08' 01" E 29 07 feet Special to art .unr'e iiolnt; thence, still LOAF SALE along (aid N. J. Turnpike rl«ht of way line N 50" 14" 40" B 189.54 feet only to ii point snld point belni? the most' Nnrth"'Rste.rly enrner of the DICTIONARY rcmalndrr of Int >i, Rloclt 212, as ,,,,!,*.^tf v* shoWn on the^ Woodbrldge Township This amazing dictionary wat specially edited to fill the M*d* »f TAX M:\ni theii"e nlmin the N"rtri- LIVERWURST erlVUne rt snld lot 1, 8 40' 111' TODAY'S home, school and office. It includes all the everyday words if ' E 233:T9 fent to UwNortheairt corner of twld lot l:-theh"e, N Ml" 50' R > Clavirferoolr farm Fr«:h, Grod* A Urj« and meanings - • • « op to date as your daily newspaper. 57* IR7.44 feet nlonu the Easterly line Finest Quality - AjiortedColon of Lot •>.. Hio-k Tid to n point; pages — more thai 60,004 entries - guide to correct grammar - thencf, s :nr 54' E 507 2(1 feet to a WHITE EGGS pnlnt: iiK'iin- s jr 116' W 704.14 rapid rocabulary builder. , DISH TOWELS 4.. 99c t I' feet iiiniiii the most Easterly line of Oidcnboom property and pajttAH; o'otiL' the Westerly llni- of St. Jamei • ChickM, Bnsl, Time? or Haddock SwutM j Cemeterv: thein'e, still alons the 4 line of St. Jmnes Cemetery N 37' TV DINNERS ' \i' W ;'95 6S feet; thence. Btlll lions the St. James O-iieierv N 40* 45' W 411.05 fi'nt '•< the Easterly line of link c>p J N, J. Stiue Highway S35 tnd point of Bfirlniiliii.' P-S WKIN O ih« rriiitiltiim purlluiiB ol Lot T FISH STICKS Sj* 11. Block 206. lot 1, In Blnclt 307. lot 1, Block •>12. and Lot 3, Block 213, all ns shown on the Wood- brldKC Tt>wii8lilp Tax Map. t Miw JNDFiO: NortliMttetorlv by lands now or formerly M. D. Valenllne Brat. tl Co. PROSCUTTI HAM 8outheti8U,'rly bv M. D Valentine Brm fr Cn mid 8t. Jemes Cemetery Southwesterly by St. James Cem- i* NorthiPSsterly by N. J. State Hlghwuy #15 and Northbound en- trance to N\ J, Turnpike, , 'MACARONI SALAD ,, Section 2, THIS Ordinance shall take fflfect after Its iviprova! and publica- tion iits requlreriibv litw, ' HUGH B. QU1OLEY,

A B. J. DUNIOArJ' To'vufhlp C.'lr.rk 'To be mjvertlsod In The Independ- ent-Lender mi September 19, 1957, with La Rosa Notice of Public Keariim for flnai adop- Mutual Super Markets lion on Octobw I, 1957. MACAIONi 1 I..L. 9/19/57 Rdhway Ave. Opposite MISS at Main St. Woodbridge Town Hall SOMEONE? PHONE IM White Moii j Kleenex Delsey Kleenex It costs little- TISSUES Upton Lipton Tea N Tuna Fish / '|V TOBiTTISSltt % Kotex TABU NAKMS HARTFORD pk f TEA BALIS (for example) 4 :v 49c "V 43c y 1.12 £ 43c £ 83c' 45< pkg. of 200 2 Ut 294

'• 3-niirwtoiiatipn tale from'N« sitw S PM. T^ nvl included, lK PENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1957 PAGE a*./. II(1AI. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEOAI, WOTICKR LEGAL NOTICES I-EOAI. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES OF DISSOLUTION hn\ts*hcld Appliance* find Tndurtlnt win. >•» «.-.«...... - .-.—™ .... Av«mi« with the center line of Duke*; of Way to the Rightol iwr t IIII , tncsc presents m»y NOT1CB Avonvm »nd 1 f*«t north of mm'road to the point or plsc« of beittnntna more p*rtleulHir the,,m the fouow" 1WMUP f MUon and the To*n.hlp »»•«»«« the dlytdln, line be ween, •£*»£«* l« herehv »1»eri tntt t,h« Dtltrict »««- #4 to the dividing line between the PiHIini Plur*-. For(U Memorial P*a ? Woodhridtr- Township and the Olty of Northeasterly along the UK. lat and »nd Wards; thence northerly (Mil. New Brnmttak awnii«, Fertls, ot Woodbrldgi;•; thence Southerly AUUI : 1 ,',' 'II nppesrs to my sntlsfne- Prosperity 3J- OM Range "nn Board in »n» for th« TowMhlp the conUl linIne ot Wood Avenue or Rahway; ft™.Northerly^ .long the | line of State1 Highly Rant. #1, ,'X mitjientlcated record of 0 Woodbrtdde «lll sit at placei hereln- along t.ne said dividing Un« between N. 1. Southerly boundnry line (rf. rwim th* pfemlmn commonly known Mutton Hollow Road (the dividing line center Hn» of DuM« ,'Road which Is 1 ,'„.,, for thr voluntary dl«- •'t« designated on the 1st and Ind Wards to the center the said dividing line twtwMn Wood of R»hw«y, thence tdsieMy j »nd designated us No. 14 Homestead line nf the New Jersey Turnpike; bttwetn the Township of ndlixin ant .', ,,rP,,f bv the .unanimous TUESDAY, NOVEMBER J, 1987, bridge and the City of lUhway to easterly along the boundary Avenue, WoodbridgB 'Township T J thence westerly alonn the center line BBOlNNtNO at s point where the th» Township of Wopdbrldnet to » ,ii the stockholders, depoe- between the hours of 7:» A'. M. ind point 100 fe«t South of the Hoiith'»rly t.li« point of lnterwctlon 0' sow roi'r city of Rahw»y to th* """" hirt^,.^"11/™^11" . .nmo'"" ' o' the of the New jersey Turnpike to the boundary line between Bdlson snd . ,m,c that WOODBRIIKH 8:00 P. M.. Eastern Standard Tlm», for line of New Dover Bond: thrrre K»st- line of Diikea Road with the boundary; thence Boittn**t«H* MOnR the purpose at «onrluetlni( a noltit of Intersection of unine with Woodbrlrtge Townships In Intersected IN<: « corporation of thi* Tho»»Rn'l. dividing line between Edison and by the center line of Clark Place; •rly parallel with New Dover Rood ind llnr hetween Clark »nd Wmxlbmipi'; River to I'm Westerly line of^ I'lrinclnM office Is situated Hundred Porty ftvr Dollars OBNKRAI, RI*CT1ON 100 fe«t South of same crowlnp Nv Townships thence Westerly along 1 he lough of Carteref. thence yt ll (H to vote upon candidates for the follow- Woodbrld|» Township* the point or t.himce Northerly nlonji "- ,. c iirret. In the Township Wood Avenue'which Is the (Jersey StBfe Parkwnv. Rt. «4 to the dlvWIne Une between Ol.rt ani W"n,i-: „ ,mB the Westerlj Ml to^thfr w,,hh th the of this sale. ing offices: place of Beginning. line of Wood Aver-- • ,'.',',,,.' county iOf Middlesex, boundary line betbetwee- n Rdlson and cnier line of Ne» Dover Road: thencr hrldfe Towmhlpj to the center line he "nroupli 0 IM« ';,,„• .jersey (Ernest Efbcsfeld Governor BE1NO 1 portion of the Second Wsrd, Southeasterly along the renter line nf nf the Oarden State Parkway, Rt. #4; | line (if Hlalr Koad to MI» privileges, hereditaments' and State Oommntefmsn and nist.rlM. Fire lo be known »-»IXTH rtlSTRICT the dividing line between Woodbrldge > Easterly line of B.nck 479F to the 1 ',,, thf Innulng of this Cer- BBQINNINO at a point In the -enter townshlp and thf Olty of Rahwav; Northerly line or Block 447-1,; thence nlnnB the center line nf Inman Aveniii ll»e. of Myrtle Avenue; Chosen Freeholders to the intersection of Hid center llnr aluiiK the center Une p i)l«nliitlon. power a. may be «Vl"lly"provlded'b? I Mayor line of Wood Avenut or Mutton Hollow thence South-esstrrly along said Esuterh along the Northerly line uliEFORK, I, the Secretary law or nil™ of court. Road (alto the dlvliilnK line b«»weerr r-nunlHrv line »nri Bramhnll Eos'! to>of Block Ml-L crntsin* Middlesex • ir.lt Mils dividing line between the Biid Its Wcnterly prol( , ,,,|.'Ht»ic o( New Jersey. Do 3 Township Commlttemcn (one from Woodbrtdge and Edison Townshlnsl the point of Intersection of same with Avenue »nd along the Northerly line City of Rahway snd WdOflrjMrigH T0"»n- Bridge Oreek; tlimo»,,l ROBERT H. JAMISON, each Wnrd) «hlp the nolnt or plnce nf Begtnnlnn the Woodbrldge Cree* r.ih HiHinn t the aald corporp a where the same i« Intersected by thethe dividing line hMwffn Blocks «^ of Blocks 44H-J. 44B-K. 448-1.. 4'IH-M, The polllnu places for the various Northerly Right of WsT line of the 449-0 and 440-H to the Westerly Pnlllni Piece: Colonli Civic tilth. llHRr.^ectloii t>f the pi,... Hi'- Thlrteonth dny ofLSVT, rr,mrm fc MCOI.ORKRT^""'' wards and election district* of the and Ml; thence Southwesterly and Illr In my office n duly Pennitylvanla Railroad; thence (1) Westerly along said dlvldlnc line to iheline of Block 4.10; thence. Rrmtherly erlv of tho center Une Of Siel Attorneys, Township of Woodbrtdge ire as follows: Northesstetfy along the Northerly line imp. tlinni-c. Winterly along I nitpstrd consent In writ- 193.5,1 I.-L. R/29; 9/5. it, 19/37 HR8T WARD-FIRS T DISTRICT Mont NorthcnstP.rlv corner of Hlofk along the Wmtcrlv line nf ll'.ork 150 THIRD WARD-FIRST DISTRICT i.niniion of said corpora- -^ of the Pennsylvania Railroad Bljtht of ._. _. thence Westerly BIO.UK "to the Northoarlv line In niock 140-1; proiouKHtlnn and the rWitef All that tract lylnf! between the Way to a point of Intersection nl samn Norlherlv line r>( Dlccks 4flH-H, 4«R-B, thence KMterlv aloni; the Nort.h-Tiv BEOINNINO at !h» int»tsectlon nf Nlelsnn Avfntie lo th? center Hn» .,| hv nil the stockholders I'ennsylvnnla Railroad (on tlie east) Itnhwny Avenue; thence with the prolongation Easterly of the the Southerl1| y line 01 tue Port ReadlnR ind the center line of Amboy Avegue 46K-M, and 4H1-L to the most North- line of Block 440-1 crossing Mm-oln US41 iJ^li LiL4 11 1(4111 vi wiav * v* v »*v*"^*"*"n -».; . tenterr UUnn e of MldtUe-pn Avenue: tnenrr wentorly corner of B'.nck 46,'f-L; thnnre Hlghwny to the Westerly or Northwest- Railroad Dock Pfoi/ertV with the WIM- >lonn the center Une ol •'• 4di-i. to the anuthenstPTly cor- vanla Railroad; thenre Northpas erly thence. (1) Southwesterly along Staten I thenw Westerly and •forth 'he south, a lino drawn mid-way bn- V fhf cen-cr 1 •v;een Ne-* nnd Second Streets' find to 'hh ep ponit of InfrwcUon of ner of "Jlock 4fl7, thence WeWerly j iong lht Wester^ nr Nor'hvcsterly Island Sound to » point, suit! i»|m rtl<»i|i tin ernter line of ^AvenejJ ;iW cen'ocenor lininee n fMf M^i' AAvcnu'1 sjonn the Southerly line, of B^ck W7 ! Right Of Way line of the Ponnsylv.uiln btlnx the Intersection of the Prolongs- 0 ihe point ol lh',orE"Ction irojertlni? aMterly lo MI<1 railroad. Rlglu of Wiy •'" tr^ton. this Thirteenth Beflnnlrn! at the Intersection of the •Mth tht prolohmtlohtl n westerly of the lo the Southwesterly corner of Blwk' RallrOAd to Its Intersection with the liotlon naaieriEasterly o01f withw »uciiirr tnluntr o it» "IIJ ...«..-"' -- -, -^ -^«i* enter line of the Perth Amboy and Northerly lino cf B'.c^k 44n- r mlao 'be « thence,continuing Wcstf.rly along j ,bove rtieul'.oned boundary line be- northerly line of the Star Ea be known ss tral Street, to the Center line ol PollitiK Plac: Firrt Aid I !f,-l? " ' " ° vendue on center line of Freeman Street, theiu* Avenrl-Street, Avenel, N. I. WBDNEBDAY. THE ;ND DAY OF easterly »lnn<» •he center line of Free- DevelopmenD t andd WoodbrldnWdbld e Town center lino of Edgewood Avenue and, District 15, Becond Ward, Sewaren Avenue; thence. (3) South- ship T»x Map, flheets 83 and 49 to » Clark Place; thenct continuing West-1 rolling Place: School No. 1«. Outlook 1 w - til OCTOHEH, A D NINETEEN man Street to the center line of Rah. sp p, westerly Rlong the Center line of Wild, OF UFBMC HUNDBBD FIITY-SBVKN *ay Avenue, thence southerly along it th 14) still along the •rly along the center line of Clark | Avenue, Colon la, N. J. 1 Sewaren Avenue to the. Center line of point; thence 14) stsr Bs(! e Troot Place to the center line ot Wood AVe- THIRD WARD-MXTH P? at, the hour if two o'clock nv the then the center line of Rahway Avenue and ' Glen Cove Avenue; thenoe. (41 North- BEftlNNINO at a prt'nt In vrped meeMn« of the prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- Southerly'to an angle point in same; nue and the boundsry line between westerly RlonK the Center Une of Glen ong hTcinie, in. of Z!a tS 'hence (5) still along snld boundary Edison and Woodbrldge Tbwnshlps to SKCOND WARD-SIXTEENTH DIRT. itoriTs Avenue distant ean ., i-nminlttee of the Township inBl time, In the afternoon of the said Cove Avenue and the prolongation feet from U. S. Highway RouM.l '.,.|.|,!i\ iicidTuesNsv.Septemh'T day. at the Sheriffs Office in the City Ine Southepsterlv along the Northerly he nolnt or place of Beginning. BSfJIKNlNO »t tho point of Intcr- theieof Northwesterly to the Center along Wjodbrldgu cr«eK to the Perth "ne of Bock 449-1 us shown on the Polling Place: Colonla Volunteer Fire tectloh of the center line of the (hence northerly along a, line '' ('•.••.is directed to advertise the of New Brunswick. N, J An.bnv city. line, thence westerly1 along line of Wouc'.brldge Crenk; thence, (M easterly 100 feet) and iiuraliBl I Woodbrldge Township Tax M»p, sheet Co.. Infftui Avenue, Colonla, Port Redding Railroad with the divid- In t General Northerly and Northeast- evenin?, Septfm-1 All tint certain lot, tract or parcel the Perth Amhov citv line to the yolm 19. to ihe center line of Lincoln Hlgh- ing Una between Srllson and Wood- Highway Route No. ' 'to the 'n-h!n rv-mmnn»' M i«nH nnri nfemlse< hlf erly direction along the Cei.ter line ol ., , , i.r, ,,„,-, or p(i>ce of beginning. vay; thence rHiaoUf,hwe?fer:v ftlon" bridge Townships; thence, Southerly Hue of Woodbrldge 'weiiue; th p M. (D8T) In the Com- tlculsrly described, situate, lying and, tttliin* place: Mtmorlnl Municipal •he center line (l?>Mncr)lr, H!?hwfty to MECOND W airing the said dividing line to a point Woodbridge Creek to a point of Inter- northweueny along the center. Ill Mcuiorlai Muuici,i,ii 11 the, Citv of Perth Ambov. In I thR point of Intersection of same with niSTRICT In the center line af New Jersey staie section of the prolongation Westerly Woodbrldge Avenue to the ce«« .n-ihridee. New Jersey, and the County ot Middlesex, '1 the State Molonintion Northwesterly Of thi> BEGINNING, at tMr point of Intersec- Highway #1: thence Easterly along the of the center line of Myrtle Avenue of V S,.Highwagyy Route #1; nil nt public asli and toof New Je.rse.v, h ie hi^ l th tr FIRST WARn-RF,tOV|i niSTRICT Snr"ip.Bs:ir'.v line of l.o' I. Block tion of the Northerly Right of Waycntnr ot jipy, jersey fjtfitc Hl"h- *' " Center line of ti^ nlong the center bidder According to termB EEOINNINn m n point,, on the south- 1 line of tl>e Port Readfng Railroad with \ y the point of ltit"ersectln;"of I Cr(1Rlc; thence (6) fiouthensterlv slom U 8 Hgy I All that '.ract between the PennsyJy - i-hence (1)' Southeasteriv aloni sal' line of tl>e Port Refg \ WFly j tt0 the point of ltitersectln;of I llf U. 8 Highway R.mte. No.. I :,,. w:th the Real Estate vest sirln nf Rosnlusko Street distant 'he prolongation Southerlv nf the nen- n ith th It lllf rolngti nrt the Ceter line southerly boundary line of. the, i..,,HuoiHt t ion tthhe ai nnrt thhe HgBn nloiw the 'he prolongation Southerlv nf the nen- MlAA cenler nnc with the proIonR»tloh ! prolongation nnrt the Center line d li f th ind Township Clerk open nTthfesterlv J5.83 feet from its In-center line of Amboy Avenue (on the ter line of Elisabeth Avenue; thence Northerly ot lhe dividing Une of the °' Myrtle Avenue 10 the Center line ol rtaliway; theni-e»westerly along £ II nrt to b« nnbUclv rend irl line of 'ot 1. Block 438, to pn sn tersection with the northwest sine, of ween; and between a line (on theangle point; thence (B) Southerly still Northerly along the said prolongation , nr»t and Second Wnrds- thence South-1 * Street; thenre, m Northeasterly southerly -boundary line of the, 1 VI the revcrilpnarv rsht. Colgate Avenue and opposite a party p; 1) y> Rahwuy to too center line, r nbrth) drawn mid-way between Ne# iOTU th li f r 1 n-"k 4'>B In»no the center line of Elisabeth Ave- eriy alonB HtiA dividing lino between »!ong the center line of Aah Streci r'r> -< In fnd to lot 4-A *«•': then<-e running (ll southwesterly the line f 1. n-"k 4' B. Innut to the center line of Washington with.the Ctnler line of i{omcstead Ave- eorges Avenue; thence mutherl) and Second Streets, and projecting the Northerly line of Block 431: thence the [First and Second Wards to the ! the Woodbrldgge Town- «nd at right angles to Kotclusklkoo Street easterly to said rallrosd, and the Perth (9) Easterly along the fatherly Une al Avenue; thence still Northerly Mon« center line of the Elizabeth and [ nue; thence, (8).Southeasterly along the •lUUienBierly alruK center line ( it M»T> which rights nnnn111 *n* fhmu.h nndd bevontf.salbetfldd partty Amboy city line (on the sotitht. Block 431 to the Nort.uesst coner ol the eenter line 6f Broome Street and | xrentoh Shoft Line Railroad; theme'Center line of Homestead AverVue to eorges Avenue 10 the polnt'or ••>41 'n »*m'f»t Wr has. by resolution ami rhlrh shalTrun with the land and hethe center line of drove Street to the to the point ot Intersection of the pro- polling Place: Hchool #M, Dords, N. S.tion Northeasterly of the Center line Port Reading Hftllroad DocK F center line of Mattlson Street: thence longation Northerly of the center llnr ner being the notithcast corner nf Lot, ,-t HI IHW. fixed a minimum blndlns on the heirs nnd assigns of the 11, Block 387-1: thence Southeasterly of Turner Street; thence, (ill South- to the Point of Intersection , :,]i snlrt lot In said block party of tht second part. Northerly along the center line of M»t- of Broome Street; thence (13) South- westerly along t>;p nald prolongation lame with tlie prolongation tl-von Street to the center line of Main westerly along the center line of alon$ the Northerly line of Develop- SECOND WARD-SEVENTEENTH DI9T. westorly of the Con er line or f . ,i!ti '^nether with all other 1. Subject to the right of the »d- ment, known as Westbury, Section #3, nnd the Center line of Turner Street t nncnt. snld minimum price Street; thence Westerly along the cen-Proome Street to the center line of BKOINNINQ nt the point of Intersec- and the prolongation Southwesterly of 8treet; thence (2; Northeftsterl!' Jolnlns owner on the southeast In theter line of Main Street to the divid- Washington Avenue; t.hencel (14) to the point of Intersection of said Un> tion of the center Une of the New t| IV) plUS COStB preparing party wall dividing the property, which to the centfr line of Worth Street; the Center Une of Turner Street to the ie prolongation Houthwester" ing Une between the First, and Second Southwesterly along the center line of Jersey State Highway #1 and thepoint of Intersection of the same with he Center line and the pr01o__,.. thl4 sale. Bald wall is partly on the premises herein Wards. Elizabeth Avenue and the prolongation- thence Southerly and Southwesterly dividing line between Wooclbrldse snd If along the center line nf Worth Street the Southerly line of Port Roadlnr, Northeasterly of tlic t>nt*r Itfljf"} on terms. conveyed nnd pnrtlv on the premises thereof to ••« point of lnterse/ntan Edison Townships; thence, southerly Turner Street to the Point of Inti • 11 f'ovn payment of the ' adtolnlnu on the southeast. PolUnt Pl»ce: No. II School, Rosi with the R.O.W. I,ine of the Port Bend- and the prolongation SouthWestsrly of along the said dividing line between Railroad Dock Yards; thence, (12| Street. said center line of Worth Street to kte Southeasterly along the Southerly line lon of the same with the Bonnfl •a i>'- the TT"n*Mp Cr^rn-i 2. Together with the right of the ing Railroad; thence (15) Weiterlv WoodbrldRe and Edison Townships to ine between WoodhrlrtKo To ii:ilnnce nf purchase price iT'nteej herein to the use,of the com- K1RST WARD-FOURTH IHSTH1CT nlong the laid Port Reading Railroad Intersection of the Northerly line of the center line of the New Jersey ot the Port Reading toocs: Property All that part of the First Ward lying the Port Reading Railroad; thence to the Westerly line PI Ht&ten Island ant) the Borough ol Carteret; msli ' i mon newer and water system on the Right ot Way line to the Intersection Turnpike; thence easterly alonj the |3> SomhcasleTly along said Boun la more particularly preml»«« of the Heard: Brook and lying nf the dividing line-between the Town- Westerly along the Right of Way Une of center line of the New Jersey Turnpike Sound and the Point or place of be- on thp louthenst and the the Fort Rending Bnllroad to the point ginning. line to the Center Une of WoodbB fiil'.own; rlnht cf •rran ee» and the center line ot Amboy ships of Woodbrtd(:o end Bdlson; to the. Intersection of the dividing Carteret Road; thence (4) In a Cftfi 0 or place of Beginning, Polling Place: 'Port Reading School. riant, title nnd to enter upon tne premises on the j "'p^'.',', . pl^ _. h - h , thence (18) Northerly along cold divid- line between the 1st and 2nd Wards and Southerly direction along th* \_ ing line between Townships to the <-A In B'nck I (outh«»BHOUthlllat wheneveivhrnevrr Itt mam.vy fc. be n.^o.neces_- ">l»n( riBCe, nifO BCROOI. BEINO a portion of District #6. Sec- said center line of the New Jersey Boundary line to "the Point of Intl 11 "if Wooitbrldije Township «ary to repair .or maintain said utiri- center line of Onlontown or Middlesex Turnnlltei thence northerly along said section with tho Northerly or Wei* ( flRST WARD—FIFTH DISTRICT it Essex Turnpike, said point being alto ond Wprd, to be known as the Second dividing line between the 1st and THIRD WARD—ShCONn DISTRICT ;i- M.ip. which rights and tn-j ties, Anv mst required to effect puch Ward, District 11. 1 line of Statun Ialhnd Sound; tn ,rr r<- rr>-a minimumminimum, bbvv thei be speclaUlUy providedd by llaw orWoodbrldge Creok to the point or place the Nprthwesterlv RlBht of Way Line of .boundary line to the intersection of place of beginning. tenter line of Nlclton Avenue; then iMt'tpr und the payment of bBllns Enhwny which Une Is also the couim, rules of court line between Middlesex and Onion; tn« )H>n Reacuns itftilroad; thence said boundary line with tht boundary Polling Place: School No. 4, Avenel Southeasterly along the center' I|M>- purchaser srcordl,., 10 ROBERT H. JAMISON. Polling Place: Memorial Municipal line between Clark Township, Edleon Street, Avenel, N. J. Nlelson Avenue to the Wooabrlflt lldl nty line In a puttavesterly along the said Right .of Township and Woodbrldjie Township; StwrMi Td Its Int.er.s3c5 wiy Tthe to the point of Intersection , I.-L. 9/12 -19/57 A. with a bituminous Con- . expose to nale at public vendue on of Chain O'Hlll Road;; thence In a j Ward,Wd'' t o be known us Second WardWard, road tracks. l Etl diti l ' tl ' "' ;>l Mix on Modified Penc- 1 WEDNESDAY. THE 2JTH DAY OF Polling Place: Keasbej School. general Easterly direction along ' tlie District 12. iiliun Surface upon a Muc- SEPTEMBER, A. D. NINETEEN center Une of Chain O'Hlll Road to Polling Place: School No. (, Green Foundatlon. c«tlm»ted HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN 8ECON0 WARD—SECOND DISTRIOT the prolongation Westerly of the divid- Street, UeUn, N. 3. mtunilnoua Concrete Bpe ot the hour of two o'clock by the then Beginning at the Intersection of the ing line between Blocks 388-A and ,rlii''c p,avement required Is: prevailing (Stsndard or Daylight Say- center line of the Lehlgh Valley Hall- 387-Q; thence Southeasterly alons; the SECOND WARD—tfUKTEENTH ' Y.irtlH. off MacadaMacadam Foun-Foun 1 InKI time. In the afternoon of the Badroad with the center line of Florida dividing line between Blocks 38H-A. UISTBlCT ' •'< Squnre YardsYards- ; anandd onene onene-,i I .day . »•t •th e Sheriffs Oflic, e In the City Grove Road, thence northerly ui™>' 387-O, 388-B and 387-H to the Sonth- BK3INNINO at the point of Inter- 1 l.uhllc at MMemorli l MunlcU ! of New BrunswicBrunswickk, N, JJ. center line of Florida Grove Road to east side ot Henry Place as shown on section of the Westerly Riant ot Way Woodbrldge, N. J.. on ALL that tract or parcel ol Isnd, the Intersection of center of Florida Sheet #50, Woortbridae Township Tax line of tho Pennsylvania RaUroad with fl t> 'M F-istern 'situate, lyinBg and being In the Town Orove Rend, with the center line of. Miip; thence Northeasterly along the the center Une of Wood Avenue or 10S7. at 8 P. M.. Eastern ^ ^ Woo dbrld(!(, ,„ the County o[ Wesl, Pond Road, thence westerly alons dividing Hue between Dlocks 387-H, 395,'Mutton Hollow Road; thence North- v,ii; ri nod (mm of: MUlflUltJ, In the BV»K. oj New Jersey: Ull! 4uU8r Une of West Pond Rond to a 387-1 and 3(14-0 to a ppoin t nnd corner,, asterly along the Right of Way line of ; iwrner b th O Uu F»im»ylvanl» Railroad to till) Wast d for the e nro Being known and designates Sis L« crossing New Tersfey' Stste Pn tha SsuOiaiut earner "re»iM BSJJirt ilSS:i« i» •Sr^'TO.-A on map Entitled "Map point, said point being (tie intersection of Lot 11, Block 387-1; thence South- rly Right of Way line of the New easterly nloiiR tlie Northerly line of lersey Garden State Parkway, Rt, 94. ', snd approve! Bleyker Terrace, of the center line ot West Pond Bond In Woodbrldse Township, Mid- with a line druwn 400 feet westerly Development known us Westbury, Sec- honce in n general Northerly direction nty. N. .'., Jen. 6, 1055, How- from and parnllel to Pennsylvania Ave- tion und the Southerly Une of ilong the Westerly Right of Way line nue as laid out, thence southerly along Blocks 394-K, 394-J. and the nrolo«?a- it said Parkway, Rt. #4, tq the point sex County Clerk 5 Office on . r_ tlon of said line. Southeasterly to the if intersection with the oenter line of i tne Mid line to fl point. The northeast cn r< 19J5. as Map No, 1988, Fl'.e IsmeB Place; thence Westerly nlong the I'I- Hlgrlwny CornmlUHloner,' ^S" senter line of James place to Its Inter- I, »nd mav be Innpectei , *'L section wtth the center 11ns of Wood in- bidders during business! T' • above description is In accord- Kl wHh s survey made by Howard ,venue or Mutton Hollow Road; thence •f, »ui be furnished with »] " to the center Une of St. George's Ave- Southerly and Southeasterly along the ' .tpecinrattons and blue j Mudlson, Surveyor, of Fords, New Jer-buarboundaryy Une of Washingtog n llelglitg a srv. dated 3'14'56, and Church property to > corner of nue nnd the point or place ol Be-enter line of Wood Avenue or Mutton ,- i!r.uvtni!ii by the Ennlucer I ginning. Kollow Road, to the Westerly Right of 1 'il. f and payments of cost Snld premises arc also known as 13wine, thence easterly along said prufimnre Ave., Woodbrldije Township, Boundary line to a corner of same, BEING the rematnlng portion of Way line of the Pennsylvania Kallrond ;, in Second Ward, Seventh ijlstrlct, to be Right of Way and the point or place 1 1 New Jersey. thence southerly along said boundary in made nti sundurd pra- Subject to restrictions mid easements line of said property to the center Une known as Second Ward, Seventh Dis- f Beginning. * 111 tin- iiumner desliinxted of record, If «ny. zoning and municipal of New Brunswick Avenue, thence east- trict. BEINO a portion of Second W»rd, I iiqiiln-d hy the tipeclflca- erly along center line of New BrmiE- Polling Place: School No. 2, Outlook Eighth District, to be known as Becond : ordinances, and such facts f in nc- "' ''iii'.Oft'd In sciiled enve- curate survev and examination of the j wick Avenue, to the, center line of Avenue, Colonla, N. J. Ward, Thirteenth District. ;i'-' tin- inline mid address nremlses would disclose. Pennsylvania Avenue, as laid out south Polling Place: School #15, Pershii.b ml inline of road on out- SE»"OeH> WAR!}—EIGHTH DISTRICT Aivenue, Iselln, N. J. |J Together with all fixtures now at- \ of New Brunewlok Avenue, thence • il to Tiiwnthlp Comuiltii'e chf-d to or ustd tn connection with | southerly along line of said Pennsyl- BEGINNING st a point In the East- "• bill 11I W(iodbrW-;e, Mld- il'ie aforementioned premises and «ny vanis Avenue to the center of trwerly Right of Way line of the New SECOND WARD-rTlUfimNTH ii". Woudbrld'se. New Jer-household appliances end Including Valley Railroad, thence easterly Jersey Garden State Parkway, Rt. ft, DISTRICT nu,t in- lu'i'onipaiiled by u with thjs Westerly Hue of the Pennsyl- BEGINNING at the polnb ot Inter- l more particularly therein the follow- along the center line of Lehlgh Valley '•• - fur not less thun ten Railroad to the point or place of be- vania Railroad Rltht of Way: thence section wliii thr center line of Wood II 1 <>l tin niiiount bid. pro- Welbilt Bier. Oven and 4-bur. Range ginning. Northerly and Northeasterly along the Avenue, or Mutton Hollow Road with Hi 11', .shall be not more Polllni Place: Hopeltwn School. RlGht of Way line of the said Parkway, ti center line of James Place; thence, lhl -Model E B 602. "' -Mill be delivered at the The .ipproxlmate amount of the Rt. #4, to the center line of New Dover Northerly along the center line of Wood •"I 'in- hour nbovp named. WARD—THIRD DISTRICT Road; thence Euterly nnd Southeast- Avenue or Mutton Hollow Road, the •i'i piopnsal form Is attached erly along the center line of New Dover boundary line between Woodbrldge nnd i,;!' intMitary specifications, Road to the point, of intersection of Edison Towiulilps to « point 100 feet, "I Ii will be furnished on tracks same with the prolonso tlon Northerly south of the Southerly line ot New '" Kimlneer. Of tin Eiisterly line of Block 479-F; Dover Road: thence Easterly parallel thence Southerlv along the Easterly "i Township Committee Together with all and singular the Ro«do«d. with New Dover Road and 100 feet Keep ii|i »ff Wrthld N. J .J Pollinll g PIDC;: Fordi Klrehouse, Corri- Une of Block 479-K to the fjlntt f line of Wood Avenue or Mutton Hollol w '"'•ket No. f-ia23,M-Car- l»w or rules ' "•"' boundary described aa follows: Way; thence SotitliwestBrly along thi Road to pointit , or placl e fof Be cal asset. It must be protectedl • 'ii,') Loan Auoclstlon, a Sheriff, • Beginning nt u point In the Edlyju Westerly line of tlie Pennsylvania Rail- ginning. "',N« Jersey, U plaintiff, line 100 feet north of the northerly road Right of Wuv Une to Its Intersec- BSINngG '• (.'iinuonld and Minnie LEVY. .'• McCLOSKEY, line of Fifth Street; thence enst6rly tion with the Easterly Une of tlie New BSING xirtiou or tht Second. WlvtJ. 'us wife, anil'State ot Ne* Attorneys, and 100 feet north of Fifth Street Jersey Stuie Parkwuy, Rt. #4 and theEighth District, to be known as Sedond When reading or studying, avoid ii'fi'iuli'iiw. Writ o( Bxecu- j B/M- Hi. 12, 19/51crossing aunt Avenue to the northerly point or place of Ue-jiimlnq, Ward, Fourteenth District. iuort^a3tjd prenilMs Hue of Fords Terriic.e No. 1; tlti ""• BKINQ a portion of the Second Word Polling Place: Harding Avenue, fire- H, I NOTICK northerly hlong thfi sunn to an p Eighth DlEtTlct. I be known 4B becond house, fsell.i, N. J. shadows, falling on the reading area. nl 1: above stated Writ, I wIB hereby given thut qualifiequ:iUfled voters thence eHstarly aloaij u northerly Wurd, Eighth D strict. SECOND WARD—FIFTEENTH 1 V ht 1 mill deliveredj_i. • . ....,,1 will. exI *". o(»«*f th_™J e Townlhlpo B nr,..ji.aiHii, of WoodbridgA nnl 111. e npt »Uof Fords Tcrrm-e, No, 1, to the center I'olilnj Place: School Nn, is, Pershlng DISTRICT This will reduce eyestrain. Be* sure to 1 of Mary Avenue; thence northerly along Avenue, tselin. -t public vendue on ready re»l«tered in said Township undtr the center of Mary Avenue, to k point BEOINNINO at a point In the West- "AV, [UK 55TII TUT OF the laws of New Jersey goverulnij per- 100 teut north of the nortlierly Une of >» linn o' thH Pennsylvania Railroad fi ••iHr'H, A. i), NINIFHSBH m»n«nt rpdlitratloU may regUUir wllh SKC'ONO WAKI1 -NIMH DISTUICT Right of Way where the same Is Inter- use the'right size bulb hi the light kind ; Avwiue. thence easterly nnd "»'•••!' TIFTY-SBVEN 35 TowoffilP Oierk of the said Town- Pitman Atvo Poplar street, and continu- Beginning it tho lntaraeotiou ot thesected by the dividing line between 1 •" two o'clock by the then shlp of wSoibrldge it hi. "l»" »».5^ in10g0 Ifeen tth toe same i-aurse- to the boundary, cemcr line of Ihe Lehlgh Valley R»iU the City of Ruhwiiy and the Township of lamp. 'ii'iiiiiirti or Dajrllght B»v- tifie bewetn w^nesdnv. Ai.ni n mrof the First Ward. road und center line of Crows Mil of Wofltlbrldge; thence Northwesterly "1 Hit- afternoon of 'he r»'* arid Thursday, Sentemher 26. 195J., or Road, thence northerly along center Along suld dividing line betv.eeu true r ' i'lipntl's (imC( [a the Olty oetween the hours of 7:30 P.M. end 9:00 "(illine I'l'r«-: 'IM Kords School No. 7, line of Orowa Mill Road to the center Township of Woodbrldge an'' the Clt' '•'•''•wli-k, N. J. P 'H. aepwmbdf 23, 24, 25 mid 16, onKing Ceorte'i Road. line of King Oeorge Koad, thence ea»t- it Rahway to the lnterisect.-in of the to help you understand just what 1 lf'«t or o«reel of |md,which latter date the reglatrauuo hookb erly nlong center line of King Oeorue •Jnit with the prolongation Northmist- - SECOND WARD—FIFTH DISTRICT Roari to conWr line of West Pond.Road, eriy O( tlv dividing line between B!"»-k •"• unit ireinjj in the Town- will be closed untiuntil »der the forth- tbetire euaterly alqnts cuntor line ot kind of lighting is correct, we have ""HjiulMe, in the County il codling O(5««?e »ll BalloBallon on PKO1NN1NC1 »t Oie point ot Intersec- " Cdd M3; thth w 8nur,hwefitnrl8rhl y nll ":" Hie Htate at New Jersey: Middlesex tion of the center line of the K»wWest Pond RQB(1 to a point, «ald pqlnt i* dividing line between Hiocka 40 INli Noveiobeb r i. 1037. beli>4{ the ln(ereect.ati of center liu^ »t 11 point formed W Bo Fd of BT*cl)U»S Jersev Turnpike with the dividing line and 463 to an' angle point in mini'-, on interesting little,,booklet "How to r be'ween Edison and Woodbridge Town- ot West Pond Road with u line rirnwn -t'Dii ot the westerly tide . « Bayard Street, New Bruns- parallel to and 400 feet weaterly from thenoe Westerly still nlpns aald dlvlii- '•"•i-t iiiui ihe northerly ilde SSptl time between ships; thence southerly along the divid- lug line und the dividing line between wick N J. »t unyy Pennsylvania Avenue, , its laid out, 1 1 "' Avoiine; thence rurlnlng 1 h ing Une between Edison and Wood-- B11 m W\H andd 46KR and th. h Make Your Homswork Lighter". Your* 1 W«dn..dbv, April 17. 1D57. » * thetux! southerly along «8ld line to a '" I"' Went M ftjet; thence di Swti nber 29, 1957, during the bridge Townships crossing Main Street, point. The npnlii»st corner to property Olvialng line between Blocks 464, 468-1, • "iirili ll- a* KKlt 100 feef, LriM hour.: Daily, except Bitur- Evergreen Avenue and lyiidwobd Avenue end 4f(l-M tn the Northeast corner "I free copy is awaiting you af any Pub- iM ll b^lunguiH Uv St. Mary's (piurch an^ " s 13) Suuth IS" 37' Bunt rtTv fmni 9 A M to 4 V M.. or ut tlie |O ,, numt 10I0O0 feet north ofl tnthe uortnnorth- also the nortHweat cornet of ,)to|iert; Block 467; thence Southerly along thi- 1 be wi-oierly sldtf of Maple ruMx nl'the Middlesex County »o»ni' erly line of F'lfth Straat meaauced ut known aa Wnuhlunton Heililita. thence ffi»»terly llu« uf Block W to the Huuth I • •'"' ilii'iu:^ runulng (4) along OfBce 01 tne wio-uiw » t _ fjalonul riKht unglmi to Fifth Btreet; thence southerly along boundary line of Wauh- cist Cornet ot suld Block: thence West- lic Service store. Stpp.in for it. r "';•;;;• lv side of Avenel, Woodp,rldgB Hue 01 Pords Terr»i:e #1 urtisshiH Llu- New Uruiuwick Avemio, thence euaterly 474-G und 474-13 to the New Jersey den A»i-uti« to im mnjle point In s»IU along cuntvr Une of New Brmi§wlcK BUte Pufkway, Rt. #4; theuc* .dontlnu- provided by said Muuldpul Clork ur by Fords Terrace #1 Hue; thence easterly Ing Westerly across thti New Jersm colling In ptf'on »t the Otnuo ot IM Avemid to the center lino of Pennsvl ''•j'iU'Uuuu mm eateiuepU parallel with Woortland Aveinia, along v mi In Avenue. a.u luld out south of No atot* Parkway, Rt. #4, aud along the Slinlolusl Clerk ur Cuuuto W»rU •« "'« lliw of K'.irrts Terrace #1 lu tlie JflutJurly Jim pr Blo^ka *14-A. ffi«.A.. tltotlqn Bt «6 Buyaril Streut, New Bruntwtek Av»«ue, yience nutftherl '"> «ich faott.M a* »wu» i!»ut«r Una «( H« « y»* tut to a uolm 100 feat nonli uf arly tad apprcxlninMly In tin i:oiwy uuu« t o the i linli e ofo tbe tK «ly and api>rcxlni»My n u 1 nurllitrlj lint uf PlWimii tl T*tiJ.. 'U P"J"" tu »u auii'ili'td f lit Vnlliil v Hull road,, thence westerlyy alunttj Um af <2Usi2Usi PUoa ttoo th» couti-r ! to Alibof If par&llcl with Pitmun Vnli l t ll f UWt Vll SU Wd B ••• "''M^ »«3rtsiT* efiUJHW 3(1. )»57 thpuce tin s«otu lla« of UW|ti Vtlley S»U- Wood Av«uue .1hrld«•• Town- ,•<->« )>r"«ltirnt: Mri, Fmnk Ko- i *lr"> ?ih ><)'-•* and lfcev.ftd his dllla. chaplain: Mrs. Ernest B barWu tlww :M the University Burrows, treasurer; Mrs. Jack , r( Ariwifl Vr IHSW is tvor^lno for Vlllee. historian; Mrs. Frank Ms master's d^i^e In Wildlife Srhuetz. sergeant-at-arms: Mrs. Mannffiwnt' The wedding Is O. Kuchna. secretary. 1 planned far Installation of officers ot the unit and the post has been set for DFFR *"»T.».CK«' V'OMAN October 15. at 8:30 P.M. I THREE 1 ARES. Wis—A snort- Invitations will be sent to auxil- • lna buck dewr charged Mrs. clli- iaries nearby. The unit will lord West. 37, as she was picking sponsor a bingo at the Veterans no pine conrs in the woods near Hospital Mcnlo Park. November h«r home, Mrs. West climbed a 14. Members are beinii asked to tre^ to escape the finlmitl and WAS bo Ice cakes and to help serve. ! forced to remain in the tree for There will be a joint metUng two hours. She climbed down with the Post October 8. The next when the deer left nfter growing meeting of the unit will be Octo- tired of playing with )i«r jacket. ber when plans will be discussed : whlrh Mrs. West had discarded (or the installation. as she scrambled up the tree. UPSF.T VICTORS: After finishing in eijfhth plate at the termination of the regulation season, the PFNNANT WINNERS: Thr smile, on the faces of the Miel*1. Eicavattn* Red Sox can h, itrih,, Fire Company Braves made a startling comeback to win the Iseiin Uttle League 1957 playoffs. The it (ril to irfnn.ni the helln Little league pennants durn, the recent c»mpal»n. On their *,„ ,., ,h( Braves caught (ire in (hi- annual eliminations to wade thronfh four strong opponents, who were ithip the Red Sox collected 17 vlctorl-s, while noln( down to defeat on (our » northern waters which U labeled Mrs. Joseph M»hr. Fiiiiview Ave- j quarters, Lincoln Highway. president of the Huh \, The boys have been selling can- was given for Mr. and Mrs. John Exercise Strikeback. The atomic- nue, whf'rc plans WIMP made for a j of 8t. Andrew's Chun' A chicken dinner will be served dy and it was reported that to date I. Koch, Iselin, by their son and ape armada, while not Jhe great- Boy Scout variety show directed October 12 with Mrs. Saniord Lu- meeting of the • , 1400 worth h&s been sold. The SEPTEMBER daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. est collection of warshlpi in hU- by Flora Hnycs. na as chairman. church hall. sale will continue until the first 23—Meeting of/Fords Lions Club. John J. Koch, Jr., at their home tory, will possess the most for- week in October. It was voted to Plans were cimip:it.i There wi:i be dincniR after the Tentative plans were made for 24—Meeting of Hopelawn First Aid Squad. In Colonia. midable striking power of any u give three prizes to the boys who Communion Bnaktii show and rfreshmen's s rved. the annual Christmas party given 26—Drill night, Hopelawn Engine Company. naval force ever assembled, The All proceeds will uo lo the Troop. by the post and auxiliary at Men- sell the most candy and a prize to Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Arn- church hall, Octubi i i i 26—Meeting^ Jiggalettes, Keasbey firehouse. old Koch and daughter Elsie, four-day exercises will begin Sep- c Tentative plans were made for a lo Park Soldier Home. Mrs. Lilla '•he dtn having the highest number 8 A. M. Mass, timlir , - 26—Dernier, Cri meets -at home of Mrs. Thomas Me-ran, 52 Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Koch, tember 24 and end on Septem- Clnistmus patty ;it the beKinning Mae Dziombak is chairman. of salts. ship of Richard Jl.iv: Hanson Avenue. Fords. Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Edward Cozzo ber 29. of DeitmbiT for the Mothers Club. Reservations are being made for The attendance award was won ttated that u gu -t -,•,, 27—Meeting of Cub Pack 157 in V, F, W, Post Rooms, James Further uluns were made for a the post-auxiliary 25th anniver- by Mrs. J. Herman and Mrs. O. 3nd Adolph Kurzynowskl and present. chael Koreskl :a3bord supper from 6 P. M. to 9 P. M. at the post Mr. and Mrs. Henry Youngman, Members of the pm: '. , home, James Street, Hopelawn, Ladles' Auxiliary, Hope- Millington; Mr. and Mrs. Albert children, Dorothy and Vincent, Attending i\v mee'ing were: A kangaroo court Is being organ- are invited to aittud STORK SHOWER lawn Memorial Post 1352. V. F. W. Hendrlckson, Rldgefield; Mrs. Linden: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De- Mrs. A. H. We:s, Mrs. Albert Horn- ISELIN-Mrs. Harry Reno, 102 zed by the boys, its purpose to It was announced ;> 29—Scrap paper drive, Fords Lions Club. Anna Oarms, Teaneck; Mr. and Martins and children* Eteanore, yuk, Mrs. Prank Brown. Mrs. Sid- Berkely Boulevard, was guest of discipline members of the pack Lucy and Prank; Mr. and Mrs. been completed (or p.* ney Pmind, Mrs. Norman Brescoe, who err. 30—Meeting Of leaders of Hopelawn Brownie and Intermediate Mrs. John Brady and children parties each Thin honor at a stork shower at the Raymond Miller and son. Ray- Mrs. Albert Ayir.er, Mrs. John To- Girl Scout Troops at the home of neighborhood chair- Parrell and Patricia, Teaneck; during the comitin si u,:. home of her mother, Mrs. Angelo Tentative plans were discussed mond, Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. ma, Mrs. John Solnno, Mrs. Her- man, Mrs. Steve Mohary, 81 Luther Avenue. Mrs. Prances Bans, and Mr. and affair is scheduled in: > >• Raimo, 118 Cherry Street, Satur- for a Hallowe'en party. A meeting Michael De Martino and son Mi- bert SchacfiT and Mrs. Prank Mrs, Nicholas Marotta, Caldwell; in the new church l;,ii: : day. Guests were Mrs. Prank Clc- was caned by th= executive board OCTOBER chael, Jr., Union; Mr. and Mrs. Hayes. Refreshments w^rc served cone Mrs. Vincent Ciccone, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. William E. Coggins, lie is invited. at the home of Mrs. William Doerr, 1—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary. Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, Stephen Marzgve and children, by Mrs. Josvph Mohr. Mrs. Vincent Maugini, Mrs. Eu- Merchantvtlle; Mr. and Mrs. Con- 18 Westbury Road, September 25, Stephen. Jr. and Donna, Mr, and gene Sileo, Mrs. Albert Sileo, Mrs. V. F. W. rad Hendrtckson, New Milford; 7:30 P. M. to complete plans for Mrs. Thomas OToole and daugh- HETURN FROM TRll- BUDGET CUTS George Sepanski, Mrs. Frank "Ja- 7—William J. Warren Association meets at Fords Tumbla Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Banks and the Hallowe'en party. ter. Joan; Edward Derlng, Victor While CouKress slashed Preal-1 cob, Mrs. John Masandrea, Mrs. 7—Meeting of St. John's First Aid Squad, Fords, at 8 P. M. children, Percy, Richard and FORDS — Mr, ntui M.- Madeline, Irvlngton; Mr. and HomlanD. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Nelson. 14 Overlook Ti,,., dent Eisenhower's requests for Michael Mastnumelo, Jr., Mrs. FARM LOANS 7—Meeting of Altar and Rosary Society of Our Lady, of Peace Mrs. Joseph Martin. Flemington, Pierce and children Emilia, Cecil, returned from a !r:p ; new appropriations by $4,914,355,- Andrew Dapuzzo, Mrs. William Farmers borrowed $356,300,000 Church. William Blnk, Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Albert and Aith\ir, all of Colonla. wood Gardens and !!<: SS84 or 1.7 per cent, the real mean- Leiniska, Mrs. Peter Lemiska, Mrs. from the Farmers Home Adminis- 7—Meeting of Choral Group of Woman's Club of Fords, 7 P. M., Walter Lemiska, Mrs. Harry Reno, library. ing of the cuts will not be evident tration & ltVBnfl84ai.13(gaj;..«pdBd for some time. The picture is Mrs. Angelo Raimo, Mrs. Henry June 20. -Triis compares with fJ-^HbVroast'MJf suKJiJr, 3:30' tdT:30 V. M.. Hopelawn Memo- complicated by the fact that Con- Glover and Mrs. John Raimo, all $308,392,000 the previous year. rial Post 1352, V. F. W. Public invited.- gress used a variety of bookkeep- of Iselin; Mrs.- Stephen Arvay, Repayments during the fiscal year 9—Federation Night, Woman's Club of Fords, in Our Lady of ing devices and other fiscal Rah way; Mrs. Christine Valentine 1957 of principal and interest on Peace auditorium: . sleight - of - hand to build the and Mrs. Charles Reno, Jersey loans outstanding totaled $294,- 14—Meeting of the Keasbey Outboard Boating Club at the record. City. 623,000, compared with $282,333,- Scandinavian Grill, Fords. 17—Meeting of School 7'PTA. 000 in the 1956 fiscal year. On SHOES "Specialists in Juvenile, FilUng" features r J June 30, outstanding loans totaled 21—Joint Installation, Fords-Clara Barton Little League and 1 $1,013,180,000 compared to $943,- Mothers' Auxiliary, Edison firehouse, Amboy Avenue. V Christensen's 283,000 on June 30 a year ago. 77/1' Frwiuily Store WOODBRIDGE PERTH AMBOY

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'^ find although >«• WPI tossed with ;l rom 8:30 to 9 3(J p M at Fords Park Sunday afternoon the 27-fl verdict, he claims much io wiuu'ss the benefit clash be- North work IB still requ'rtd before tite of- 171, and In person registration will be heTd tween the Townsinp Ponce and fensive line will be prepared to next Thursday and Friday, SepSep- Fords Kin- Company, and the champions tackle Thomas Jefferson In the tember 26 and 27, from 7 to 9 P crowd on hand received Its money's opfner September. 28. ...HI important vlc- M. at Oranford High School. Mall ) a« the Gendarmes uauie ,,,:r.t rivals, Mlddle- registration continues through The Woodbridge skipper's bt| from behind to manipulate a 19-7 problem up on the firing line la taK I:I ". match to Perth Wednesday. victory. i,Mi-: imining out on Experience, which he hope* Tjdi e AdulColonit scia pr0o1 joined the Cran- The proceeds of the game, will overcome with two practice be turned 6ver to Miss Ruth Wol*. this week, tfte ball carrfcfi lr '° *" chairman of the Independent- ;. :, cuiid place with time lam fall. been unable to pick up yftfdbi* Leader Christmas Fund. Because between the tackles becafllS ^ ^ , n i Andrew Ludwlg of the success of the gains, both' linemen up frqnt have not rnftsv \ [lie Police and Firefighters have ,, ID iii both contests tered their blocking assignments * Trophic Awarded decided to make it an annual ai- •thus far. ' ' ' ; rott'S Of 2£9. Hlfl ftilr for the local newspaper's i;i!iy shoved him to Yuletlde fund. Despite thr fret that th« Btfr* •,'. , luu'iic for Individ- At Little League tons have not beeh effective i' % * '' hich he swept at the Most observers at Fords Park the ground, thjy have more ,,i on- 1D56 season. He were under the Impression (hat Made up for the deficiency with~4' Picnic in Avenel both clubs would merely1 ' go innksrnan to post a ;>"AFTER THE GAME WAS OVEE'-Jack Waldman. manager, accepts the winning trflphy frrtm John Zullo, after the Woodbrldje tine passing attack. Matt Pr»tteB-,,; ,,M in the history of through the motions ol playing Olo, a part-time quarterback lttil ;,l has three to his Police Softball team downed the Fords Fire Company combine, 10-7. at Fords Park, Sunday. In the above photo he is surrounded by softball for seven Innings, -but ; AVENEL—The Woodbrldge Little smiling policemen, including Lawrence Jefferson, holding the Softball he aaueht with a sensational cakh for the final out of the fall, h^s won the signal calllni League's nnnuiil picnic was held when Chief .Jack Egao and Com- game. In the lower photo, the two rival captains shake hands before the game. They arc Joe McLnunhlin on the left and BUI spot with his consistent throwing, , in way clash, Art recently at Avenel Park with the missioner Charlie Mangione show- : Hornsby, Fords Fire Company. Others In the photo are, left to right, Police Commissioner I,. Charles Manjrlone, John Roylc, sports which makes the Red and Bl , 9(3 98 293 The winners were Butch Maytt After being held scoreless In the talented senior, who can run, Sttek - ' 9K 95 96 289 and Bryan Ffcney, wluelbarrow bottom of the first, the Police ral- and pass with equal ability. ThJs \ll 91 99 287 race for 10 year olds; Jtamle lied in the second, and before pul- is his third year on the vargltj '*r! 00 OQ 285 Jori'-s and John Czmvr, wheel- ling down their bats at the con- and It could be by far his greatest W clusion of trie frame, tied the game iniiisitllKJE. Una) I barrow rare for 9 and 10 year olds; was troubled with injuries Iri* Mf sr1 It Hi* Tot.! Ronnie Siefanlsin and Bob Sa- up at 4-4. Bill Burns, HoWle Tune his sophomore and junior years, and Charlie Banko delivered the .'t;: : 100 99 100 299,blMky. thw-lenacd rate for 12 and If he is capable of playing a (>'£ 100 damaging base hits which sparked full schedule at peak form, there ''•'* 95 100 295 , ycm- olds: Andy Dti-ok and Ted- the uprising, U4 U8 2U2 ' -t« Klchun Hw-leKgN) race for Is no telling how far he will carry.'.':."" inn II') III)) 290 j 11 year olds; Bryan Feeney and The Firefighters came up with the Red Bl"z TB. ' 11171) ; Juhn Vun Dulen, thiie-legged race two additional markers in the The coaching s^aff is set wl%"' " |S( U'AU'AV 235 j (or 10 year o!di; and. Jonathan fourth stanza to take over, 6-4, but Carl DeFpderico at fullback d«r ,. the lead was short lived when Chief Qfl 100 29-1' Sneedse and James Holovacko, spite the' fact, that he racks «t-' ••''.-»' Ettnn's rrrw rallied for three in the ^ri'-n-!. He von*th- bitckSng and" "'! '18 W£ | three-legged race for 9 year olds. bottom of the fourth to move 1/H 94 n ^!901 Members of the Lions Club blocking -position with his agaves-. .^* flhpud.7-6. "sive play during the early, scrim*".1-* i Pi'.atts and Stewart's Red Sox , With their batB still red hot from 1 mase sessions. •'>>' ll I <*'l(TllPI"tt i were awarded team pictures by the the previous inning, the Polise - Leaguer•"-!»s ' uttle League for wlnrjlng their re- punched across three more runs in Prtacoe's problems are up on the spective division titles. (Continued on Page Twenty-two) line where five positions are still "• Committeeman Charles Man- unsettled. Bruce Tobias, a husky••'•' mletl by Egan gione and Little League President 190 pound senior with previous .;' Jack Coley presented the gradua- varsity experience, has the edge on '• i.r Chief John R. ting 12 year old players with spe- Avenelites Named the. right tackle berth. However, is master of cere- cial trophies during the awards STRIKES and SPARES'l over at left tackle a- battle is being •\ ,tt t.he Fords-Clara program. The recipients of the waged for a starting role between, ' ir,H.:ue picnic in trophies were: To Maryville 11 Richie Barlund, a senior, and .IMII praised the* fine Doug Bohrer. Barlund, a varaltf Richard Toth, Stewart Silver- WOODBRIDGE SERVICE W. Blyth 210. M. Petras 207, G. '•'id by managers. MARYVILLE, Term.—TWO Ave- • LEAGUE Halllwell 203, H. Chomlckl 202. performer last year, has beeh'4'' :l personnel respon- stein, Arthur toerullo, William bi« disappointment during the nel, N. J.. football candidates hftve (CRAFTSMEN'S CLUB) 1 . a-is of the league Dernier, Robert Ryan, John Dors, early skirmishes, but may come Riohard PtsrcoH. John Farkas, been n^med to the Maryville Col- W WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP ege vargity in preparation for the' (BOWL-MOR) around once the season starts, • tfired by Rev. Her- Charles Yavorskl, Edward Wilson, Loii's Market 5 Highlander's opening game here W Ken Kosloski, a junior, haa Httht of the Orace Pat Procik, Sam Lomonico, Steve Saturday Niters ,... ' 4 shown enough improvement to wjta ' Fnrkas, Robert Joyce, Joseph Tes- Saturday night with First Aid ' 4 gparka : 6 Lutheran Church. Tennessee Wesleyan College. the right guard post for the' pres- H Quigley of Wood- ta, Jack Penny. Bill Calvanl, Rich- Cooper's Dairy : 3 VPW 4410 5. , ent. Over at left guard, Joe Juhasz ard Acquila, Nell Casey, Bobby Head Coach J. D. Davis said Balabas Plumbing : 3 White House 'Tavern 5 •i:*hip and Graham Barksley and Walter and: Cliff Friis are banging heads Richards, Charles Mangione, Stan Oak Tree Drugs 3 Iselln Taxi 3 to , take over the position before UlUwr, Bob see considerable action 4 L. S. March Excavators .... 3 the Grimsu. and Hlllcrest Inn ...- :...... :.... 2, the. Inaugural. Juhasz has a good Smith, Larry Mc- '•' Barter:.™:;:..::::-:.:. ;<>---••• , Tom Monaco, Don Gen- net squad which faces one -of its Honor Roll L. J. Gerity Funeral Home 1 5 signment because of his exception- tile, Russ Riley, Billy Gazaly, toughest schedules in many years. urns were awarded High team game; 889; Lira's College Inn 0 6 al blooklng ability which is neces- Bruce Dommick, Jack Dalton, Barksley, a sophomore fullback, i' the Cards and Nick Priscoe sent us a definition of a coach, which Market: S. Pajka 161, J, Pe^rmka Honor Roll sary to make the Barrons' Split-t Gary Sequlne., Martin .Mtnkler ll understudy starter Bob Cross wre presented to 1&6,-1* Molnar 214," O,^••e?lek 170. Hl»h individual score, Jphri Lu- attack function with effectiveness; Mike Huiar; James Martlno, we like and which we will print here for you to read. •of pfiendsyllle, Tenn. Barksiey, a i< aviriK the league. oas 203. A real hassle is In progress for James Kadash, Terry NapravnUt, soriof Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bftrksley, J>. Gory) 179. : ,' • ' may have received It's very true in many respects. Results the center position where Larry Jack QerhftTd, Frank Rumpletln, of B4'Avenel Street, stands an even High individual', scores; B. '!•'••• is asked to no- Sparks over VFW 2636, VPW Golinsky, Pierre • Abry and Phil Eddie Tirpak, Rickle Andersch. A coach is an interesting cftature. He Js a man of' sij fee,t and tips the scales at 175 Buckin 224, D. Gbryl 232; V- Mol- Viiri'a. 69 Moffett 4410 over College Inn, L. 8. Marsh Shore are in the running fqr the Jeff Schlatter. Peter Tracy, George pounds, It is his first season on ,nar 214, J. Arva 217, R. Ely- 200, ''i.l effect an ex- many moods; sometimes pleading, then demanding, Exc. over' L. J. Gerity Funeral assignment. Gollnsky, a Ij35 pound Dosena, Harold • Arnott. Anthony the varsity. 1 Home. ' sophomore, could, be the candidate D'Orsi, Dave DeCarlo, Steve Cw- sometimes kind and understanding, ,and an enraged Qoofc, a freshman guard, was •"1(1 coaches were to win the job according to Prisooa ley, Prank Dancaes, Richard De- tiger when things aren't going well. Spotted by Line Coach Marvin, Scott is Leading Two-game winner: White House i mft certificates by Tavern over Taxi. arid Capraro. Auxiliary in recognl- laney, Tom Toye, Gary German, Mitchell, a foi-mer little All Amer- Ronnie Stefanlctn, Jay Jones, You won't be, able to identify him by physical ap- ican a-t .Maryvtae in the late 40's, Almost certain to win defensive •i-i'Vlues. Freehold Drivers CRAFTSMEN, HOUSE positions are tackle LBS Warren; Charles Selssel a^d Joseph Bra/i- pearance. He comes in many sizes, shades ••and facial as a heeded reserve for the High- (Craftsmen's Club nigan, lander's Tennejsee ityled slngte linebacker Tony Barcellona and i'iOi.k. M Carbonaro, shapes. However, he will usually be seen wearing an W halfback Ronnie Hoyda.' The latte* Vl Thie refreshment committee wlng^ offense. He will play behind FREEHOLD—Howard Scott, of * A Meiaaros. old trench coat and a hrft which usually is b veteran Captain Bob Beam, 200 pounder Warsaw, Va., has a forty T»int C & s Trucking .4 3 will alsf) till in at quarterback; be* 'ti T Niemlec and served hot dogs, hamburgers, ice Plaza Barbers 2 cream and soda throughout the from Knoxville, Tenn., who many lead .and olose ob»aiv«r3 hind Fratterold because he Is'an •Mi of many ball games and fishing trips. Blue Bar 2' adept passer and crafty ballhand- 1| | afternoon to the Little Leaguers, sportawriters have rated one of dlcting that he ^Uli be the new " l division, prises He is a mastermind at inventing,new drills and call- Craftsmen Club \ 2 ler. 1 their parents and invited guests. the best small college linemen in driving champion wrlen the Cur- Mis Mary Ondar, Jackson's Drugs The Barrons' Immediate plans : ing plays which no one seems to have heard. He ap- the South. tain drops in the 1967 harness '•"uiii'loss. Mrs. Pat racing season at Freehold Raceway Almasi Tavern T call for a final practice game Sat? A|M«hi and George pears to derive an intense pleasure out of seeing sv/eat Goos. son of Mr .and Mrs. Wal- Mayer's Tavern '.. Top Wrestlers to Meet ter Ooos, of Hudson Boulevatd,1 on Balwrday, October 12, urday and next wwk they will get GardeneerUIUVIIIIVI so ...;...... ,,._. \i Q down to the serious business of 1 pour off some hapd-working, dirt-eating trainee. weighs 180 pounds and stands 5-11. Stott mads hi* fii»t • v and Mrs. Norms High team garne: Plaza Barb- In Amhoy Benefit Show , He loves to hold two-hour scrlmraagef and wind Maryville college, a co-ed Pres- on the local oval last y^r and was preparing for Thomas Jefferson, of the art immediate hit. At the *nd of ers, 1019—J. Nagy 226, J. Tpth 184, which Ms an experienced club oil i| PERTH AMBOY—Rlchl Starr, ijyterlBn school, 1B located In the (Continued on Page Twenty-two) ii Hie picnic com- sprints are his favorite form of torture, His by-words foothills of the Qreat §mdky the 1968 meutUig o| 50 dm,, he hand tor the coming |eaaon. ""• Phils. Browps, former ballet dancer turned wrest- finished a scant thre* px>lnts 'be- ler, makes his first appearance lo- are "Down" and "Hup." t Mountain National Park.' They Senators, follow a strict non-sub$idinti6li hind Champ Barle Attode of Free- cally when he teams with Antonlno This man haa a job to do and has enough responsi- hold. It should be reported that in an Australian tag team policy in their athletic program, '////7///////////////// '"iu'h Bill McCurdy bility to worry abouf without having tptape wUrPfcell- although their schedule calls for the title wasn't decided until the match that features a third bene- games With such teams as Jack- final race of the meriting. .t»-K and cross-coun- fit show for trie Humane Hook and meanlng but hindering outsiders. WMWM ll(l he points out, la that Rocca and Starr have teamed is a coach. \ Co5e\se, Centre (Ky.) College tunity to dpttK the Kap when up, and Ui#y will oppose. Count OVERHEARD DOWNTOWN CMson-tNewman (Tenn.). Howie left the grounds to hpnor Karl von Hess and Skull Murphy !i Joe LapchJetc' Art Browrj, a former Barton spprtJiwrlter and at contracts at fair dates between ih a two-out-of-thr«e falls, onjj Davey Moore, featherweight Ai and September 10. The b;<,sk.eiball miantot r how' time limit bout. • present.a aportscaster at New Bunswieh's radio station < UiiUniversityt , th frofo Lexington, Ky., won the i{«,- lean, Virginian's good driving con- Paintinq the Two,other bouts on the card WCTC", telephoned to.inform U» that "hi* station will' tfllBal AAU 118-pound boxing tinued' and he won all four dates wprr will bring together Jose Miguel 02. 116 pay tribute to the New York Giants ty broadcasting in 1^2 He qqualified (or thfi at the fairgrounds, Pen* aaamat Jerry Hamilton and i Howie returned here on Septem- jkUx UmbaiV opwwlng Sandor their story all day Saturday. Thtf Giant UgMights wfll Olympic team but he fas pre 3 COATS SNAMi varfted 'r°m nghtlng because he ber 12 And quickly made his pres- Hovacs. Tickets are on sale at the ence felt by winning two dashes various llreliuutea. start, from 1883 and continue on up until the present - Wi* overweight. s' KVltlE and finishing third In another. He season with Art doing some of the narr^ttng. Live in- plrrn to race at least twlc* dally » ILL , Ent^an (Kid) B»«ev. \ormw SEE terview? will beheld wjjth .Mel Ott and Mrs. John Mc- worl4 featherweight champion. to thu.erjd'of the sea§>u, m.'' jL—^^ ^•h»»^ir ^^ *• J Qiaw. . . . With bow arid arrow hunting growing in hat been living In Sn«land »ln«« Scott r*» a string x>t elrht in BANK'S lWl- He. formerly worked1as an the Fr*ho4d barn area. Amoiig popularity, it might be a good idea If t^ne Recreation . Arinj( clerk In Nlxarla ' them Uw Otendale Qlen, Counsel | & TELEVISION Department set up ari archery range on which to prac- Often, D»t» E»»n, Oywy >u "KUNSWICK AVE tice somewhere in the township,; . . . One' of-, the big The main Hem Of export ffOm arid B«Ue Willie Soy. Buott, "dMt GARAGE ' " ".jto:trie lid Uta a,nd events of the fall sea«on, Mayer'i Clfuabake, is sched- d borw, r«po>rt# «t*r d^lng m hjgh scrlopi Vw WORK CLOTHES uled tor Sunday, afternoon at Highland Qrove in Fords. Board nf Oubji«, W »*|iitwlMtt r«in handlwr wh« «u> t\t I tatftl and SPORTSWEAR Tickets can be obtained before Saturday by'contacting •f-l horse m * '"»«A fluting Uie (c«rtkd p»g« Twwrtrtw^' Emerald Ule. course of a race. •nnmsDAY, sEntMBEn in, 1057 !,u JE TWENTY TWO LEGAL NOTICES LEOAl, LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES I William ft O. 444 B 2.1A . _ the sum* on «ild FIRST DAV, JIH.V, ISM. »» eompwtfjl ForfMt ft B. Mlwrny. p Hnuw, At i r 444 C 15 A 16 VS 111 Blur atTui Ust tojJthcr with Intercut on snid amount Raum Randall In nfrorrtanrp wl'hth« 448 M 391 to 393 Incl. TO Til* I>ATK OF »AI.K, and the cost of »••« Raum 8. Randall of n .1 M l.M-30; nnd 448 « 394 ft 395 Btlnuecl from Spnrts P«KP> 8ald parcels will be sold In fri< to such persons as »'" . ihr FWwrd pnrnimnt to mnX i Raum 8, Randall . to redemption at the lowest ratf of Intermt, but not 448 H 401 srHH-lflcatlonnjs to lutun 8. Randall , ) fifth to up ihrfr ndvantwre to wr rrnt per annum , »IM**D mi v i 448 H 402 St 403 iifpnrpd lor tlip rnn'tructlotIl ' lad 4. 5 ft «CJ Lena 8. Mann Said Miff will be sublet to municipal lima »™n'Jf« *™* ,i ,„( «' A JTlit*6 count rjurine ilir nttack. of ssld Arr houw hulMlnn; d 452 1 R«*b Mlllwork Co.- Yuhflsn, If inrlurtlnn ataeMmenta mnftrmrd after thai rtste and 1«7 ts»M and to tn» Colc-nlA village "MoLnuRhlln. Arnold Hnusar, of lnter"stffl purtlcj tn rrdrom within tht time tittn nj law 463 O'Brien. s» tlwmfnt havlnj 473.1 455 to 466 Incl. Mario & K. Mlrabelll hi !s fnr ttl^ **Tl5ii1 NTBREBT 487 to 470 Incl. Mario ft K Mlfatwlli nnri Joe Ni'tnrlh dealt Burns, 2b WITH INTBRK8T TO 473 J r nnd mnt^rlnlA rff- JULY I, 1»51 415 K 491 tn 502 Incl. Mario ft K. Mlrabelll i Mme'y suMii •; [Waldman, 2b construct Mlrt fW houtie til- morn LOT OWVRR . 3S2.87 473 K 503 to 510 Inel. Mario ft K. Mlrnbellt 101 tn 104 Inrl Stfvs Smr.h ...... M.0» 47ft K 511 to 5M Incl. Mario ft K Mlrabelu •Ifofds inndt ."in nt'rmpt to knot Wotek, 5 J WHiritEAH. ihf timid Issilr herc»i- IAS CnrmlniT DKllnplttro 119.14 473 L 5JJ to 588 Incl. Mario ft K Mlmbem Singer, ss M Mnrlo ft K Mlrabelll fe'toorr in Mir scvriitl: inning by rp «npr"vrd tt not of n sittsfvlorv JO (At Cminlnc Dcilaptttro 473 L 5«7 to 574 Inol. Mario ft K Mlrahelll Olsrn. If c thr nf-pr«sry «(t- 20 If3 Carmine Ddlaplftro 218.01 473 L 573 to 5R8 Incl. hg runners "n second and HIW huilrttnir; and M to 70 Incl. Hricn Hornyak • • • • 901 to 909 Incl. Catherine M. Mlltto Simpson, If 31 A 424.87 473 B I tw.T with two outs. At till" the Board, nfter carctnl 71 Ho>n Hornyok 241 M 473 W U60 to 1167 Incl, Mario ft K. Mlnvbelll It A Marl* It K. Tune, lb :nv»srlim!lon und determlmtlon, tV1« 11 D 1B5 No.r Holrtlnn Corp. 82.01 47J W 1168 to 1193 Incl MlrabtlU it, 6coi([,' JiiiSMii belted n hWh it I-' In thf bfft Interest of tht Mario It R Nemeth. lb . 31 D 18C to 1M Inrl H.irry Cohen 4«94 473 W UM to 1219 Incl. Mlrahelll 1 tii'drep Iff! ivntei field Which •n's nf thf Fir« District that tn 115 Frnhk Lughea 123.38. 473 X 1220 to Uf Jncl. Mario ft K. Mllin Poohek. 3b .... A 1226 to IMI ihcl. to bo ? follows 10 . touirt Bcrel 510 A 348 ft 341 Mclaughlin, c 2S4 M9.43 34S to 351 Incl. David Si Jean Booser . »d to Its feet and the ovitinn Timt itip h-nd !„.;» in the : 510 A H Mr,rtln A. Snydtr Marshall Sachs ... Doll 2b vnotmt if iMnnn.im npprivert on 7eb- 361 33953 510 A 4O2A hey rendered In his honor lasted 263 B 13B Jonn *.• C. Sydorko , 851 to 854 Incl. Joaeph li Kiln Price '• Mferron. cf rmrv isth. ISM I? re'lned but is 5214 510 E 2KB UK A'U Gallon . •• r • 6DI to 6D4 Incl. D. lUwird *i'h he sub,37™ of the District for J JifriiBj & Jrnile Woods 1J.91 733 B 88 Br« Msmscnk m relief in the etxth arid pitched t pstrlck, basic officers' coftrgp at Fort TIBS 12.97 William R Kump ppro»al or rejection, at a srmclal elec- 378 S 4 • Snm Davis i 770 in, nnine, G». Lieutenant De 1 13.97 Alexander Fink Shutout ball the rest of the way. !nn to be heM at the Fire HIIITO, 37RK 7 Wnytnun L,.-Ocncrotte ' 781 fld it 89 Agnes fink Vomit, a 1956 craduate of Le- n street. Iitellrt. on Set>t.cmbi>r m 178 H 7 ti fl Lancelot Rlley 12.97 74 ft 73 FIREMEN Hi 957 with wine to ta|ti> place burwesn 378 H 13i 14 A M»tlil3 A- N. Williams S31 26 ft 27 Mary Thornorth hlirh Unlvrrglty, l» a member nf be hours of J P.M. nnd 7 P.M., prc- 98.5iau8 !> ft 10 Charles ft M. Anderson AB R H Strikes & Spares 3«5 A 19 ft 2(| Jnjm'S Lake . Delta Chi ff»Urnlty. The Hen- lllntr time, on that dnte. 385 A 25 ft it Henry A Hyacinth Dandrldge . 25 to 21 Incl. John Saverchak 'Inan. 2b 1 '0 (Continued from Sports Page) 4. That a rnpv of this rew'iitlon Frank Vrabel . tenant wu employed by the 3M A J7 Jt 28 Il'iiry A- Hynclnth'Dandrldga ,. 36 ft 37 0 hall be published In the Inrtependent- 3S5B Frnnk ft Dorothy Vrabal I llanchflrd. rf 1 : D. Goryl 191, B. Jost 200, J. Subyalc II & 12 Ruth F. Llghtnnr 539 38 to 40 Incl. Bankers Trust Company in New nitrr nn R»nt«nher 19, 195T «nd 8ep- 385B Frank Vrabel .. . ] Jadison. ss 1 1 mbc ?«. 1(157, 14 Jumes & Rose Laku 87 ft 88 219. York City before entering the 183 B 17 & 18 - J«mi\! ti rtose LaKP- 35 ft 38 Peter ft Margaret MUchanlc' I 1 5. Thnr thl» rt-notutlon Is to be 6.49 ogan. lb 185 C Pt, of 9 * in Hyacinth Dsndrldne 4 James H. Elmer i J. Subyak 219-224-1^8—621; R. Army. Med bv the rle'k at. least 21 days 7 78 1 1 385-C 1} to 14 Incl. Junes A: Hose Lake 32 ft 33 Francis ft Martha Trtvena ! lornsby. If •wfore Seofember ». 1957 In »i leaat 10 Demerit 214-205-191—610. 391 A fll & 53 Louis GreRpl J 13 ft 16 Domlnador ft lleanor Suan 0 0 mblle olaces within the District 394 J 55.47 Btratton, c 9 to 19 Incl. Clovcrltaf Memorial PH. Aasn 847 O 1 ft 2 Raymond Monohan . «. That the notlre to nbsenVe fotrra 394 K 334.06 Krauss, c 0 0 I E. Mayer 219, R. Deter 214, D. JOWL-MOB TUBS. N1TE MEN'S 12 to 20 Inrl. Clovcricaf Memorial Pk v 848 B3 19 d nilltury personnel, as wqulrea by 394 K 1765 Thomas ft Alice Line aitoJ4Incl. Clovcrleaf Memorial Pk asjp 882 ft 883 $uppe. if 1 0 I Goryl 216, J. Oursaly 202, s. Sepa, (BQWMHor R8. 19:S7 »eq,. wm be advettlned In the 394K 1513 Roale Csamejr 25 to 37 Incl. Cloverleaf Memorial Pk 851J 387 ft 388 0 fndependent Leader on Augurt 15,1K7 395 1583,03 Chrlitlm ft Mttha Christen*™ Liddle, rf 0 220,1. Ferraro 207, H. Deter 215, W L SMK 849 & 150 ^dopt»d: August 13. 1957 ' 398 O 1A ft 2 Cloierleaf Memorial Park Aaan 1»46 Michael Bodnar 0 0 WOK 8*3 ft 854 Miller, 3b M. 8chubert 203, E. O'Brien 201. J. 'own Barber Shop 2 1 308 P 29 & 30 John B'yar 649 Michael Bodnar RONALD OBBORrTE BMK 911 ft 913 1 0 Schubert 202, H. Chomlcki 202-205. 3MB 59 John Ely»r • • • 16.31 Michael Bodnnr floporow.skl, p Fords Tumble Inn 2 1 Secretary fiMM 824 ft 825 11 Wnyman Oenerette . ' 12.97 Michael Bodnar 9/19, 26/57 398 D 120 to 125 Incl. Niederman's Shoes 2 1 398 D 5 Arlder, Oliver 12.97 Rt" A Armor Wrrrklnn Co. \M. g Annie Jefferson 397 A 126 to 133 Incl. !futaas Const. ,. IVa Vi2 NOTICE 398 D 25.94 Armor Wrecking Co. LtH. 398 T 13 A; 14 E. Si M. Cunningham T 3594 937 441 ft 443 Louis D. Alston Sports Round-l!p 1 Peters Shirts .... Nutlre Is herebj g|y»n that the (ol- 951 922 ft 973 9 to 12 Incl, George ft E. Jones lowlnx ordinance wan reitularlv rJissed 398 H 14.27 Esther Karmadn 11 Si 13 Edna Washington 9S1 934 (Continued from Sporta Pnie Bowl-Mor 1 2 md adopted at a regular meeting ef 39SH 12.97 John A father 398 J 21 Si 2J Rev. Oary Davis J8.67 9.11 950 ft 951 Esther KarmHZ^i Schwenzer Truck .. 1 2 he TownihJp Committee of the Town- either Zoley or Soapy Mayer. . . . Hyman Chaimovich, hip of Woodbrldce, In the County of 398 K 2 John R. Amado- 1297 051 S3! ft 931 John & Esther Kannsxlu . enter Bar 1 2 Middlesex ,'N«w Jersey, held on the 17th 398 K I I.nther d Oreenle HI» 1427 9S1 934 Esther K»rm»iln r 13 Athelstnne Snead t manager of Magic Cleaners, announced this week that T. Scarpellettl 816-205, J% Huszar day of September. 1957. 398 L 9S5 446 to 448 Incl. John Barnett 398 O 2 E(tn» A- Jos. Battle '...., 12.91 90S 479 John Barnm 201-204, I. ElleflbOgen 225, P. De- B. J, DUNIOAN, 398 O 25 33 Leroy Si Mary Hlppert . plans for a contest featuring old Woodbridge High Townshlo Clfrfe D K.ine H. Smith ..... ' 9B7 210 ft 211 398 O 25.33 244 ft 245 Leroy ft Mary Hlppert Saptis 217, D. Angard 213, J. An- AN ORDTNAVflE FTXINO THKK BA BALL - 7 E™IP H. Smith 987 398 0 Llllle M. Shcarn 12.91 1007 538 ft 539 Mrs. Alice PaUsts School football pictures will be held by several local tonelli 210, W. Sverada 203; ABIB8 TO BE PAID TO THK MBM- 13 25,94 16 { 17 Theodore & Cora Durham .... 1019 A IB Joseph ft R. Dafclk BV.T19 OP THI POLICE DEPARTMENT. 180.005 Monroe Block Co business men this fall. . . . The Woodbridge Lions will Yablonicki 300. WHEREAS, petitions have been (lied 401 2A Cloverleaf Memorial Pk, Assn 1050 B 40 403 B 23 < 24 Patrick & Lula Walker 1064 2B Edward Superior with the Township Cleric requesting xn Edward Superior fete their team, the Pirates, October 28 at Lou Homer's the adoption of 413 P t & 7 Lawrence Madden 1084 29 BOWL-MOB-UOUSF. the following Ordl- &M Richard Mack A J Bamohi nance In order 424 P 595 to 590 Incl. Herman Luderer 1070 5B . that the substance 104.01 Patsy ft Hit. Lm Ruan ft Log Cabin for winning the Woodbridge Little League W thereof nrny be submitted to the legal 432 1 1 to 4 Incl. Mlrhacl & Helen Palotl 1076 12 ft 13 432 K a IU o Incl. 8t. UeccliaUecclia'e Knights of Columbua 199.70 Josephine ft Francesco OaPohtn Muska's Funeral Home voters of this Township at the ensutpt Edwad Zullo championship. ... Joe Subyak was top man at the general election for their consideration; 4i*«C St. Cecelia's Knights of OlOolurobub a 14.29.550 1978 4 ft 5 Booth Electric 432 K 34 & M Allellen M. HHinds "•<" 1078 6 Edwad Zullo therefore 13M Craftsmen's Club alleys during the past week with a Strikes 425 F 12 L Del Plaio Si. A. Franks 1078 19 ft 30A Edwad; Zullo , BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- 435P ' 13 * Anfrelo Bebo 13.08 1079 8 17 ft 18 John ft Margaret Lepuk -~&21 set on games of 219, 224 and 178!... The Barrons' Middlesex Television SHD? COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN 330,59 437 C 31 Etta Potash .' MICHAEL i. tTRAINEn. (•..;..• ABD Elec. Supply 8HIP OP WOODBHIDQE THAT: 442 A 14 & IS Charles, jr. * Alice McManus 114.25 193.40 I.-L. ft/19, J«; 10/3. 10/57 chances of a winning season could hinge on the pass- t. Commencing January 1, 1958, pro 444 B 21 k 22 William Dangell, Jr t.:. Pozycki insurance vlded the legal yoters of this Town ing arm of their quarterback, Matt Fratterolo. Ravens ship approve, the officers and member) Towne tjarage of the police department of this mil SUNDAY AT FORDS PARK illegality shall be paid the following T. ScarpeUetti 223, E. Gery 214 annual gross salaries, to wit: When one of Chief Jack Egan's boys mentioned the Three-same winners: "Strike! Chief of Police 17,700.00 Deputy Chief : M.IOO.OO fact that they had a secret weapon in store for the over Towne Garage; Booth Elec Captain W.2M.00 trie Aver ABD Electrical Supply Lieutenant M,080.(K> Fords Firemen, everyone thought he -was referring to Muska's Funflral Home ove Sergeant »5,«O0.0O First Orade Patrolmen 15,300.00 a 48:ounce bat. But instead, the weapon was Lawrence Ravens. • Second Grade Patrolmen . . ts,300.00 Two-game winners: Pozycki In- Third Grade Patrolmen $3,100.00 Jefferson, the Police center fielder who made a spec- Fourth Grade Patrolmen M.900.00 surance over Middlesex Television 2. The net amount due said ofQotrt tacular running ca'tch in the seventh inning to save and members, after lawful deductions LEGAL NOTICES are made, shall be paid to them In bi- the game for the gendarmes.. . . Bill Burns was wor- weekly Installments by the Towaahlp ried abqut the pool of water behind second base since NOTICS Tnasurtr. "TAKE NpTICE tbtt the undenliriMf! 3. The Clerk of this municipals he was wearing his best Sunday shoes. . . . Charlie "'mil apnly, to the Middlesex Counts shall forthwith forward a certified copy Court at the Court House In Nei of this Ordinance to the officer whose Brunswick on October 25. 1957, for duty It Is to prepare the ballots for Banko made a fine running catch of George Jogan's Judgment authorising Joseph Alban and Catherine Albanl to assume th< the ensuing general election, notifying line drive to right field in the fifth inning. , . . The names of Joaeph McOrath and Kath such officer that a vote Is desired upon leen McOrath. the question. Police first and third base coaches, Charlie Mangipne 8/ WILLIAM MoORATH. Parcn 4. This Ordinance, when approved as I.-L. 8/19, 26; 10/3, 10/1937 herein provided, shall supersede any ,wd Jack Egan, resembled a couple of former profes- and all provisions of any ordinances NOTICE that may be inconsistent herewith. sional football players in their baseball garb.... "Racz Fire nistrlct Election to be 5. This brdlnance shall take effect held SaturdiT, September 28, 1937, as above provided. Garage donated the championship trophy which the Fire District #9, Tire House, HUGH B, QUIOLEY, Patrolmen shlned up before carting to headquarters. Green Street, Iielin, N. J. Commltteemimiit-Large WHERKA8, the legal voters of this Attest: ... Bobby Jardot, Charlie Fitzpatrick and Jack Egan, district autttprltyd' the Issuance of a B. J DONIOAN, bond Issue jn ttMt amount of $35,000.00 Township Clerk Jr., the umpires who donated their services, were at at the regular W\M District election To be advertised as adopted In Hide- held on Pehnlaty 18th, 1956 for the pendent Leader on September 19, 1957. •• their best calling the close ones.... The Firemen came purpose o» alttr|*l .and erecting tht I.-L. 9/10/57 equipped with their own rooting section behind home F TAX . plate.... The happiest person at Fords Park was Ruth TOWNSHIP OF WOODBKIDGE Wolk, chairman of the Independent-Leader Christmas SECTION #88 " , Nn'ice Is hereby given that the undersigned Collector of Taxes of the Fund. The iargc turnout amazed her r& wdHw every- Towijtliin of WoodbrltUe. "In the County Of Middlesex, will hold a public sale It rTWTWofflcirTirenioflarWmicrpirTO one else. . . ; Committeeman Dick Krauss sat on the Jersey, October 15, 1857, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Eastern Daylight Saving Time, to sntlefy municipal liens now In arrears. Fnefighters' bench to lend some moral support. , . . The paresis to be sold are listed below, being described by lot and block number shown on the Township Assessment Map, and In accordance with the Mayor Hugh Quigley threw out the first ball and his last tax duplicate giving the owner's name as1 shown on the last tax duplicate, together with the total amount due thereon u computed to THE FIK8T DAY heave to Joe McLaughlin cut a corner for a strike. OF JUlY, 1»57. Said respective parcels of land will be. sold to make the amounts severally

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