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Complete New*, Pictures Full Local Coverage Praented Fairly, Qearly A Newspaper Devoted And Impartially Each Week he Community Interest To t Snbepenbent - Heaber PIIMINIKII Every Thnrsd»y PRICE EIOHT CENTS Kntfrpd m .Spronil Claim! Matter WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THRUSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 nt IS Qrfcn Street. Woodbrldf*, N. J, ,iv—NO. 25 at tho Po«l Ofllre, Woodl>rldge, N. 1. 1.500,000 little Hands, Hearts Help Do Big Folks' Job Avenel Girl Finn Bitter as Pierson Bill Board Cuts Fails to Arrive;PromisedAug. 18 Town's 2nd WOODBRIDGE—The bill that Aylin Pierson, of the Architect firm of Pierson and MacWilliam, Metuchen architects, has not submitted, thus far "for services rendered to date" cm Polio Case proposed schools, was the cause of another debate at the Field to 4 s Start Board of Education meeting Monday. * * * • . • • Accompaified by , Committee Makes Madeline Knox, 7, Mow Two weeks ago, Winfield Finn and Leon E. McElroy, M In Hospital; (larteret in a Jo.lnt motion, requested the Groups, will Inspect i(| I,,, Approval To district clerk to write to Mrth.e bill was now in process of Work of All Saturday , ,| with Program Children MHO Patients Plerson demanding his bill be preparation and would be sub- ||1(( submitted "within two weeks." mitted at the next meeting Au- WOODBRIDOB-A delegation PERTH AMBOY-HA seven-year The WU failed to appear, with ,,,|j[|)r,n; -- Applications gust 18. of the Citizens' Council and other -old Avenel girl and an 11 -year Mr. TTerson Indicating he was "That is a lot of mnlarky," de- civic groups of the Township to . , Department of Health "too busy" at the present time to expected to accompany the Board , vr of Necessity and to )ld Carteret boy were admitted clared Mr. Finn "Pierson should prepare the bill. have contacted the District Clerk's of Education Saturday on an all- •', ',„,.,! I of Local Govern to the polio unit of the Perth * * • • <• office. We gave him! sufficl«ht day tour of schools designed .by jH'i mission to Increase Amboy General Hospital during 1 Moday night, Mr. Finn asked time—two weeks—and he dtdnt three arohjtects, Leslie M, Dennis. ; indebtedness of .the the past week and both patients what the Board intended to doeven have the courtesy to reply Ellabeth; Alexander Merchant.. • M ntislruct a $4,050,000 arc reported to be doing well. aboui Mr. Pierson's bill, pointing to the official letter from the New Bmnswlck and Ernest P, ;, , .iimcnt plant were au They are (Madeline Knox, out the Board had "lost the advice district clerk with a letter. Instead Plalnfteld—and possibly !.' [i a lengthy resolution of Frederick L. A. Elssaser, onehe talked to a Board member. By ft, , ; ,. n committee Tuesday daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James a fourth, Balllnger and Company. Knox, 5 Melnxer Street, Avenel of the better-known architects, his actions we lost the Ideas Of because of Mr. Piersoti's failure one of the most reputable archi- Philadelphia. I',,I ,.,rs Vote: Effifts by the and Robert Fischer, son fitMr . The tour was planned by the and Mrs. Walter Fischer. 326 to submit a bill." tects. Mr. Elsas^er refused to come I], i ill ui tifiidfiJlo tnttrro- Board at its adjourned session, Mr. Elsaaser, of Union, with- in before the board when he , i I-. I'. Bfl/T consulting Pershlng Avenue, Carteret. Monday when It was decided to ( drew from schedule^ conferences learned Pierson hadn't been paid. i ii HIP s/wer, were un- The Knox girl was admitted last limit thw Held of architects to last week when he learned the I know cnouRh about office pro- ,- Mr. Booz was away Friday and is reported as "pro- tliree. The subject was brought gressing well." The Fischer boy Board still owed moneyftto Mr. cedure to know It doesn't take up by Harold Van Ness Who sal| was admitted Monday and hisPierson. that long to prepare a bill. that after hearing the suggestions ",,ivm- Hugh B, Qulgley Harold Van Ness then reported i,.:,ip Attorney B. W condition is described as'good. made bj' various architects last Mr. Pierson had talked to him on At that point, Andrew Aaroe, week felt the field should be nar- ihih week the commit Two of the other three patients the phone and had informed him (Continued on Page 6) • • vet had a chance t in the hospital polio unit, Lee rowed to Mr. Dennis, Mr. Browrt,. i:ri,ill the skyrockets Ellen Jensen, five-year-old daugh- Mr. Merchant, Mr. Balllnger and • rwiiRe disposal planl ter of Mr, and Mrs. Axel Jensen, Aylln Pierson. :;'in(il $2,1)00.000 U jua Hall Avenue, .Fords, and Wil-Airport Stirs Neighbors'Protest; Edwin Casey, however, sug- • i ..ml did not know as liam Merkwalt; four-yer-old son gested "narrowing the field to .. ,my savings could be of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Merkwalt, three" and said In his opinion.^ 640 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, Called 'SkyHot-Rod'Playground "Dennis, Brown and Merchant* represented a cross section of all 31 Vni'ci stated he dl will be discharged this week. The WOODBRIDGE—Called the "lethal playground of the •. t lie Committee coul other patient, five-year-old Rob- reputable architects in the sec- proposed Incinerato ert Thornburg, son of Mr. andhot rods of the sky," Westfield Airport, part of which is intion and I am willing to form my Mrs. David Thornburg, 225 New-Woodbridge Township, was condemned by residents of the opinion on anything they have :r\v of unhealthy con to offer," the Keasbey dump man Street, Metuchen, is reported area as a hazard to life andf property at a meeting of the in good condition, Winfield 71nn declared he •!•.! v said he had person Town Committee Tuesday. agreed with Mr. Casey. , . Mii'il the Keasbey sit This is the largest number of In a petition signe'd by residents of Morningside, Lan- "Frankly," Mr. Finn said, "I • •..I described it as patients to occupy the new polio caster and Jordan Roadg, Colonia. do not believe that some of the • 1 r.its." residing in the vicinity of l>ecker mice rnnnuctrd « bazaar and niinmuKf sale on ward at the hospital, which was the Committee was requested "to architects Interviewed had suffi- .it ,-ome of the member, thul street recently and us :i result were able to r lisp $23 fcr tlir Polio Fund. AIMIVP HIP children arc opened through the joint efforts give immediate consideration and cient school planning experience ii i.ml of Education havi «linwn prwntini: tlir money to Mayor Hush B. Quigley, chairman of Wnodbridne Chapter. National of the hospital and the National disposition of a dangerous and Duo Held in $1,000; Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Left to ri^ht are Mayor Quisloy, KuM-mary Mack, lleclicr Place; to merit a visit." !i' the cost of the incur Foundation for Infantile Paraly- intolerable condition now existing Leon E. McElroy said he also ui pay for the proposec Patty Jackson, drove Avenue; Bobby Bruwn, Decker Place; Thomas Darab and Christine Darab, sis. Fully modern and approved Aniboy Avenue and Jerry Jaknbriak. in our corrflmmlty." agreed with Mr. Casey and felt Vriitie School, Senate equipment is at hand for treating The residents declare "because Car Theft Alleged "anything the three had to offer ' [I'd: "The children an the victims, and all have shown of lack of acreage, it is impossible would fit into our picture." .mil the health of highly satisfactory progress even for the planes to take off or land WOODBRIDGE — Two Town- Finally, on a motion made by • •iiimiinity Is importan Fence at Stadium GOP Still to Name Candidate though some of the patient* were at a safe altitude over o,ur homes ship youtluj, both of whom have Mr. Casey, the District Clerk was ui you make a choice? on the critical list when first ad- and streets. This has been proven previous police records, were com- authorized to "arrange a tour of •• uf I he proposed lncin ( mitted. by accidente which have hap- mlUed to the County Jail 'yester- the sfhools in this area designed i.m.uoo—was not includ- Ordered at $3, For Unexpired Committee Post The hospital, despite the acute pened." by Dennis, Brown and Merchant - resolution, as that sum day In lieu of $1,000 bail each on WOODBRIDQE—The Republican party has yet to se-shortage of nurses, has been able .Continuing the petition states; for Saturday and to have a rep- ;<> .Senator B. W. VORPI complaint of stealing a car. WOODBRIDQE - Several con-lect a candidate—at least officially—to run against Com- to provide a full complement of "Exhibitions are unsafe because resentative of each firm present." .-. i p.irate bond issue am tracts were awarded by the Board trained, competent nurses to ad- The district clerk was author- 1 '• municipality's borrow mitteeman L. Charles Mangione in the First Ward in the acreage is too small to con- They are Louis Fezsta, 18, 88 of Education Monday at an ad- minister care to the polio patients fine the towing of gliders, stunting Avenel Street, Avenel and Paul ized also to communicate with the November.. Mr. Mangione. is completing the unexpired other architects a"hd Inform them journed session ut the High term of former Committeeman William Fitzpatrick. but Anthony W, Eckert, director and parachute jumping to ' the Mayti, 20, 539 Rahiway Avenue, I'11 torn for Sewer School. of the hospital, today urged that area occupied by the airport. This that the Board had decided to .••'.:'. to the resolution, tl: The Cyclone Fence Co.. was According to W. Howard Fullerton, Republican Munic- all nurses who have training in also has been proven by the par- Woodbridge. limit, the field to the architects '•'' :';ntini'nt of Health Klven tha contract for a chain Chairman, unu approved plans iink fence to enclose the running te the candidate will have staff at least for the duration of garages and on our land. The John Efran and Detective Fred However, since the meeting I lui]., and Issued permits 3* days prior to the general the polio emergency. track at the stadium on its low S stunting requires maneuvering Leidner the two ha«e admitted MOtlday night It was learned sev- ;in.: and operate a sewage election to file his petition with Leidner Elevated, eral of the Board members are bid of $3,643. Other bidders were over our homes. Student flying stealing a car from Jack Gard- : 1 ui. wurks. the Countv Clerk A copv of the nvfr run- hom?1* I* nor snff interested In seeing the Fleming- ,i:iiiio>i'(l sewer extensions, A.B.C. Fence and Playground petition is also filed with the 16 Cops Appointed want the Civil Defense authori- ner's Service Station, After inves- ton High School designed by Bal- . i-wiT connections and in-Equipment Co.. $4,465. Township Clerk. Estate Share Goes ties to investigate and move thetigation of the theft a pick-up linger and, Company and that the i- uunk llhe sewers will Middlesex Concrete Products >Mr. Fullerton said that the practice, of night flying to an air- order was left at the desk at head- school, In all likelihood, will be : iin-led "on Cliff Road choice of the candidate in the WOODBRIDGE — One police Included In the itinerary Satur- 1 : and Excavating Co., Woodbridge port equipped with the necessary quarters and an hour later Patrol- '•'.. M1 Street to Wood- First Ward is up to the County officer was desisoiated a detective il«y. was the successful bidder to sup- To Avenel Woman safety and modern controls for men Martin Thullesen and Wll- '.'rivt Road from Cliff ply black top finish at the play- Ccmmitteemen and Committee- and ten new men were added to such flying. The hangar should be Two of the Board members told. •^voiui Street, on Cliff grounds at School 15, Iselin. women in the Ward. Mrs. John W. the police force at Tuesday's ses- (Special to Independent-Leadef) investigated by ouv building in- Ijam Burns arrested Pezza on theThe Independent - Leader they -•••i (Viunil Street to EasSchoot l 1, Woodbildw; School 9, Boos, Ward vice chairman, stated sion of the Town Committee. tew YORK, July 31—An Ave-spector andi condemned as astreet in Iselin. The following day were impressed with the Ballinger :• cliff Road from East Port Reacting and School 3. Straw- that no candidate had been chos- Fred Lejdner, who has been nel resident, Mrs. Mary A. Wilson disgrace to any building code. I Mayti was picked up by Egan and brochure and the manner in • I'Vrry Street, on East berry Hill at a cost ol $4,247.40. en as yet "but there most certain- serving as a plainclothesman for of B3 Trinity Place, receives a is unsafe and a flue trap. WeLeidner. (Continued on Page 6) • in cliff Road to WoocV Other bidders were M. J. Stavola. ly will be a fine candidate." some time was given the title of share of the $190,000 estate of herrequest the Board of Health to '••'•' niie. on Woodtiridge Complaints of Issuing fraudu- Inc., Red Bank, $6,150 and Pave Mrs. Boos' refused to state detective,, when a motion was grandmother, the late Mrs. Mftry Investigate the lack of sanitary lent checks will also be made : iin East Avenue to Right Inc. $5,254. whether her nephew, RobeM De- passed' "directing the Chief of Alice Gibson of Yonkers. This was facilities," Creek, on Bridge against Fern, who found a check- Aylin Pierson of the firm of ter, would be the party choice. Police to assign Fred Leidner as disclosed here today in a report book belonging; to John H. Salaki 01d,New Dwellings on Page 6) She also refused to Comment on detective1." by the New York State Transfer • Further on in the• petition it' Pierson and MacWilliam, Metuch- states: "We want all the unneces- Perth Amboy, In the car he had en architects, prepared the speci- the rumor that Mr. Deter was The post' of detective is anTax Department, stolen and cashed two checks In planning to move to Matawan. Today's appraisal places the sary noise of exhaust and the Involved in Sales fications for both the fep.ee and 1 assignment and not a 'rating by shutting off of engines while in Bahway for $20, one check in black top finish at the request of Efforts to reach Mi . Deter on the the Civil Service. At present, ac-estate at $213,743, gross value, Avenel for $12 and one check in telephone yesterday for comment and $193,979, net. The major por- flight to attract attention dis- Answer Tipsy Maurice P. Dunlgan, chairman of cording to Committeeman George continued at once. It is a nuisance Woodbridge for $10. WOODBRIDQE—Both old and the grounds committee. v • proved fruitless. Mroz, there will be no increase in tion of 'the estate is In real estate amounting to $110,000. especially to residents with small new dwellings are being sold in a Bus transportation contracts salary. In order to give Detective steadily - Improving real estate Mrs. Gibson left her grand- children in trying to get the chil- (Continued on Page 6) Driver, Passenger Hurt\ Leidner a pay boost it will be dren to sleep . . . This'all-port has Metuchen Finn Awarded market In the Township. necessary to pass an ordinance. daughter a bequest of $3,000 and her silverware. The remainder of become a lethal playground., It The N-V Construction Corpora- 'liUKiK — Magistrate When Cur Turns Turtle Mr! Leidner, who has been exists on squatters rights and this Road Paving Contract tion has transferred title to two Hi-.-.1111111(1 will hear two the estate goes to two daughters, Pipe Line In&tdlation working with Captain John Egan, and two other granddaughters. law is obsolete In this air age. We more dwellings, each of four and > i drunken driving In WOODBRIDGE — Two persons request you to instruct our Towti- WOOBMDGE — Hadecrest Co., one-half rooms and each legated were Injured Monday when Halg Was /appointed to the force on Mrs. Gibson died in LyncMburg, Right Asked by Oil Of. December 30, 1929. ship Attorney to place this Metuchen, was the successful bid- on a lot approximately 50 by ioO •: .linn, 332 Grove Ave- Berberlan, 25, 84 Montclalr Place, Va,, on July 19, 1&50. der at a meeting of the Town The 10 new men, named pa- situation before both the Staite feet, on Jajisen Avanue. The pur-> • •-. ime of the defend WOOBRDGE — Tne California Newark, lost control of his car, and Federal authorities Committee, Tuesday, for the con-chasers, who have taken posses- Oil Company, Perth Amboy, in- with the result the vehicle over- trolmen fourth class at & salary . We struction of roads on Crows Mill •'•'•>•'•' to police crashed of $3,500 per, year, effective Au- ask you fo use every effort to sion are Mr, and Mrs. Emil Amel- ,-.iikt-ii car of Richard formed trie TiJKvn Committee turned. The accident occurred on 2 Avenel Boys Missing; Road, Fords and Correja Avenue, gust 16, arq< Arthur J, Grosskopf, close this airport." orsano and George A. Breney, Jr. i iMTii Street, on Main Tuesday that it plans to install an Route 25 near TPappen Street, Iselin, with State Aidf on the'low Mr. Amelorsano is a service sta- 8-inch spur line from Its'refinery Avenet. 62 Berkley Boulevard, Iselin; Ar- Police Search is Ask?d Committeeman Peter Schmidt bid of $33,434,55. • . ' • • ..i.v niiiht. He then hit thur M. Donnelly, Kennedy Place, said he knew "what it is to live tion operator In Newark and Mr. ' i:i! fur a traffic light to Ure Buckeye Pipe Line Com- Berberian and His passenger, Breney Is an electronics engineer Iselin: James Danch, 88 South AVENEL ,— Two Avenel boys next to an airport and I urge that Other bidders were Middlesex I in- cars were operated pany Eastern Products in Wood- Miss Virginia Oarian, 24, 3808 Concrete Products Co., $34,517,65 at Fort Monmouth. bridge. North 8th / Street, Philadelphia Hill Road, Colonial Robert M. were reported missing at police this committee do everything in K-ntjun, ' 448 School and C, Delapletro, $45,247, Three more ' dwellings have The oil company requested the were taken to Perth Amboy Hos- Tune, 471 Amboy Avenue, Wood- headquarters Tuesday. its power to help these people. • "HliiridKe and Steve bridge; Joseph V, Dombrowski, Township Attorney B. W. Vogel Two bids were received for curb been -purchased from Rantan : !• iiu'irton Street, Car- Town Committee to grant permis- pital by the Avenel-Colonia First George Mauer, 28 Smith Street, Aid Squad. The latter was treated 1170 St. George Avenue.i Avenel; infoamed. Desk Sgt. Andrew Si- promised he would get in touch. and igutt,er on Bunn's Lane; Del- Dwellings, Inc.,, in its develop- •mi'.-i wife, Catherine sion or pass necessary zoning reg- ment tn Chain O' Hills Park. The ulations. The line, the communi- for injurie's to her /lead, contu- Robert W. Olllson, 113 Mary Ave- monsen thaf his son, Charles has With the State Aviation Board monte Cp,; $7,050 and John Dei i bruised fwearm In immediately -and request some- Conte aijid'Son, $8,070. The bids houses are jive rooms eaW'U, 362 Wagner Aye- mittee as a whole. elbow. , (Continued on Page 8> T FT sold to Ms;nirj Mjs.TtehnetJi ET" , , i i i —-• • • ....-—i—.— i I. i -»•„—, • • • - - —•- bhie dungarees and black and • Ambuy, is ftiso suhed- white sneakers. i Savage. , 'i'l-iir before Magistrate For Nurses U Open at Hospital (Mrs. Julia Allen, 11 Coddington Mr. ;and Mrs. Robert J. Andre* • • i {ii y. Tlie Amboy man PERTH AM8OY—An in-serv- will result in [ better teaching ohick have bought from Mr. and Form]er Mayor ts Named Chairman of Mammoth Avenue, also reported her son, methods, better! courses for the '••> Patrolman Van Pelt ice teaching course for all inter- Mrs. ftOchael Furman liie U- 1 William, IS, missing. The boyested graduates was reported students and more fully qualified f more than 20 allied When he left home he was wear- new educational program was part '"i and then wound up the expanding educational pro- possession, the sellers moving tc 1 of WoodbrTOge Post 87, American nations, will be shown in theIng a white T shirt, blue overalls, of a long range lAan aimed at mi) a naif 4 bfock gram offered toyth e School of Pearl Street. Mr, Andrechick is { i; Legion, was named general chair- auditorium of School No, 11. Itbrown loafers, elevating the star iards in the ei/. was prorpunced will be free and open to the public Nursing. Nursing School ar will be anclerk In the post flfflce. "'• Ell Coortrman man of the Allied Nations Exhibit and Carnival to be held here from daily from 1 to B P.M. The .gigan The course,/ beginning in theadjunct to the collegiate program Mr. and Mra|, Adolph Kotscl, Augiist 25 through August 30. The tie carnival-festival will be held Woman Motorist Hurt fall, was arrtfeed by Mls» Ella for student purses ;which' the have sold their! four room dwel- event Js being sponsored by Wpod- nightly at the Legion grounds at V, Stonsby, director of Nursing School starts with^ Rutgers Uni- ling with .expansion albtyflnd one* brldge's five veterans' organiza- the foot of Berry Street. Many hi Route 35 Acciflent education. at Rutgers ynim#ity, versity i» tto> fell:.- mint, t^9 ar.mm.iy/M unique features will be offered in collegiate program, student nurs- r""t<>fAvenel¥ire tions. and Miss Ruth A. Mercer.-director Avenue, looted on a lot 50 by 100 the 30 merchanftise, novelty and WQOUBRlDOf-Mrs. BlsJe A. of nursing at the hospital. The es will have 66 college credits to- feet to Mr, Mid'Mrs. Carmine P, DrV George P. Frederick was. specialty booths,that will be set ward a bachelor of science degree designated chairman of the ex- CleaA 44,' Long Avenue, Staten (principles of teaching wllll ibe Muccllll. ' • f ' up. Rides will also .be available Island, was Injured. Tuesday aft- offered during the first semester upon completion of the three year Move to Apartment '• Pieparatlons are hibit'segment of the undertaking for the children as well as adults nursing educational program, By 1 ernoon when her car was struck in and a course In ward management The buyers have taken posses* ijy the Avenel Pire and School Commissioner Leon E. taking other courses to compile an 111 A brilliant military parade will tha rear by another car operated will be given during the spring sion, the sellers moving to Wood-*, liald it> annual McElroy was appoirited chairman additional 64 credits, the nurse U of the carjiivil phase of the event, be conducted on the closing day by Julian Bllversteln, 98/ 118semester. A course in ward teach- brook Village Apartments. Mr. "" the Urchouse ing is planned for the fall of 1953. eligible to have .the regular uni- ll 1 Elmer J, Vecwy Is publicity chair- Saturday, August 30. Present'In- Cheery Lane, Teaneck. Muccllll It employed at Rarttan , ," week of August 18, Miss Mercer said many of those versity degree confered upon her. 1 Klt d man and .nromotlpn director. dications are that the parade will Mrs. Cleary was attempting^ Arsenal. Mr. Kotsch is a depart-' The mamouth, affair Is under be the largest military slwwli make A left-hand turn into Asigned up to -tiles the courses are To Receive Credits ment.chief with Western Elec- 1| v safety uiete an Route 35 when the supervisors afyi head nurses, who Although classes to the In- VK been »Wa tor the au»pl by the Hopelawo First Aid Squad during the practical portion of at the hospital, the graduate nurs- have 'been filed doling 'the v<f '1'he camJVAl will lean Veterans, Chapter 58f Jewish parade stresses the military, a! War Veterans, Woodbridge Post fire companies, civic, social andand treated for sprained neck pd thslr ftdwatfm -at the hospital. es attending will be classified as month In the office of CoUntjM Mfl," and Veterans of Foreign fraternal organizations wllj be in- possible fracture of the,. spine 'The benefit* obtained from the matriculating'' Rutgers 'students Clerk Edwtrd J. Patten, Wars, woodtwidue Post 4410. (Continued on Pttg-i 8) She was admitted, foe traatraent. courses by tju faculty members (.Continued on'Page S) (Continued on Page 6) 1'AGE TUft THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 •vAl) Milton nim) Here's \ (>ood Hah Story weekend. COLONIA Mr. und Woodbridge Oaks News and son, fp] dlesex Hoad Mrs. C. J Webb. East Orange, By QLAPYS E. SCANK, and Mrs, A1, /, 126 Elmhuret Avenue was A guest Saturday of Mr, and ant, for the Tel. Me. 6-1679 Mrs. Richard Birmell, North Hill —Mr. niKl Road. •Patricia Klebarkcr, daughter or Mr. There r- such .1 • •) Wf aip Rind to note that some Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, of Mr. and Mrs. John Klebarker, •Scotch lii.nlc -niji-i-s !!i;i: Fponse hits been made in riRard Adams Street were hosts to Mr.Longfellow Drive, celebrated her 1 Thomas' birUui 1 ;,. yjii . i'i li\ ii Mi" -! iiMiii :VP Cl 0 ihp liphtini! situation in the and Mrs John Smith, Jemey City; 8th birthday at a picnic lunch for 1 —Mr. (ii'iscr K'. en if you cim't Imvi projoc: At least the streets do not Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark. North Ber- the neighborhood children. r.ic(|» .-<•; -, c the nl i up ^ruund c:)fl?6 A ball game was played Friday heskl of Semil Avenue. the weekend. Mr. and Mrv Ad, ; mix well. Add salt, MnHneri nvo Middlesex Knurl i CUD suaar night between Woodi>rldge Oaki Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kateenback —Mr. Charles Stac.ey, Bramhnll •'i tiiblcspnons eormtariit cado and food colwinK. Blend well. —Mr. and Mi Serve on baked applrj. and West Iselin Sofjball League and children, Adams Street, spent Road, celebrated his birthday lili Salt :ind I must announce regretfully the week in Newark at the home week. Guests included Mr and Mrs, r ;i.«l milk with coffw and leti rnd Mrs. p ii i• Red Raspberry S.i uce luit Woflcl'jrkNje Oaks lost again. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Katzenfoack James Keen, Mr. and Mrs. Myron (ll .••siii.i >0 minutes. Strain thrnunHj There is a game scheduled for to- Urban, Mr. and Mis, Joseph Syn- Richiml, Perth A,,. '2 cup * Hirer = Si-. —Mr. aiv] Mi , S cup water morrow night iit Kennedy Park, Mr. and Mrs. James Horan osky, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Engros- unrwIipnN; add coffee-mi lit Vn»d- j oelween West Iselin and Wood- ser, and daughter Myrtle. Mrs. Em- Mittdle^ex Roiui n,i'/. Cook i minute!., stliTinif con-' 2 cups red raf.pborrirs Newark, visited her parents, Mr of Mr. and Mrs ,!,, 1 teaspoon lem;in juice bridge Oaks. Let us 'hope fdr suc- ily Synosky, all of Elizabeth, and imily until ililrkenod. Serve hot: and Mis. Tirpak, Adams Street, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schalze. Col- infiton. recently 4,ii ii-i.' rieatn or'puddings. Combine sugar and water find cess for the hnoor of Woodbridge Sunday. •heat to boiling, rtinlim until siuiar ;>aks onla. , —Mr. and Mr, ,i Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cuth- TanRlewood I,:m Hnt ( hocolate Sauce is dissolved. Add raspberries niut The Advisory Committee of the —Mrs. Gordon Schrader, Long- ( 1 heat aKrtln to bollins. Remove from Civic League held a meeting Mon- berWon and son, Richard Alan fellow Drive, celebrated her birth- nnd Mrs. Gnu . I i rii')s milk Oak Tree Road, were guests of Mr. John WelheiTK. I1- 1 tablespoon butter heat and add lemnn juu-e. Chill. day night at the Pioneer Tavern day at a dinner and show in New and Mrs. Louis Schmitt, Raleigh —Mr. C. A. A\ :: -ciu;ii-(>.s:insweetened rhoo Serve on ice cream or puddings. on Marconi Avenue. They ^tt aside York. the August meeting of the League Road, Rahway. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas,) ™"LUJ l.itc Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mauceri 1 rup powdered sii'^ar Banana Fluff ;is so many men are away on va- Mr. and Mrs. Jules Vananek, Mr. and children, town, were enter- £*• *««• anil M: Suit 3 r)pe banfliws cation. They designated the sec- and Mrs. Anthony Oardish. Pfirtli I,,,,-,, 1 te.ispoon vanilla Salt ond week, of September for their tained the Cuthbertsons, Sunday Atnboy, and Mrs. Jean Roberts, evening. Heal milk, add chocolate which 1'2 teaspoons lemon juirc next meeting. The topic of street Philadelphia, were the guests of '2 cup rredm lights and street signs was dis- Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8. Soank, Mr. and Mrs. William Bistak. Tan- Avenue. ]•, iM luis IXTII broken in small pices, n month's visit \w 1 c;ip confectioners susar cussed. The committee decided to Adams Street, were guests of Mr. glewood Lane, Friday. i nd buitfr in a saucepan. Cook Pfc Theodore i Combine bananas, salt and lem- ask Mayor, Hugh B. Quigley to and Mrs. Robert C. Scant, Elm- (in slow heat until mixture is —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schulze. Francis E. Wain-, on juice and beat in cream with a This time of year, when frrsli fWh are plentiful and economical, speak at the September meeting. hurst Avenue, Sunday. rmooth and thick. Add sugar andj Bramhall Road, eiUertained Mr. nt Cheyenne, \v rotary beater, adding susar Rriwlu- is a noocl time to get acquainted with the many varieties available The membership committee is to Little Janet Scank, Adams (ook until it thickens again, stir-: and Mrs. Joseph Weinberg and Mr. there, they ati'i lin^ constantly. Add vnnllla and] ally. Serve on ginger bread. not only near ocean and lake- but in inland towns, thanks to mod- send cards to all members and Street, was entertained by her ma- Schulze's grandmother, Mrs,"Cath- silt. Serve hot or cold \ with icej ern refrigeration. residents. Please be cooperative. | ternal grandmother, Mrs. Arthur erine Breckner, New York. Apricot Honey Sauce Markell, Rahway and attended the Cheyenne. i ream. r Secret of success in cooking fish is not to overcook it, and to sea- Those present at the meeting were ,__Mrs. Gordon Schrader. Long- 2 cup strained apricot pulp son it properly. Fish is bland, and takes well to simple sauces, such Richard Coburger, Raymond theatre Saturday. fellow Drive, is recuperating at Butterscotch Sauce Salt as the Tabasco sauce below, A high quality protein food, there are Smith, Jack Winner, William Wol- Mr. pd Mrs. Jack Katzenback. home after being a patient at the Bail | 2 tablespoons honey some 160 varieties of fish sold in the United States. Here are pic- 1 e^K yolk •*ak. William Brown, Sam Chiardo Newark, visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rahway Memorial Hospital, from Bass: Well, did 1 tablespoons lemon juice tured, reading ton to bottom, three salt water varieties, sem bass, 3 tablespoons butter and Julius Goldberg, Katzenback, Jr., Adams Street, injuries received from a fall at ter I sent you' Combine all irmredients. Serve muckerel and porgie, and three fresh water species, white fish, 4 tablespoons water Sunday afternoon. home. Ofihe Boy: Yi with dulled desserts. yellow pike and brook trout. '•' j c;ip brown sugar SCHOOL BUILDING. Mrs. Jack Katzenback, Adams —Mr. and Mrs. Puskel Merritt, inside and outsiii 1 An easy and appetizing way of preparing fish for the table i» 1 cup corn syrup At least ten billion dollars will Street, received wodr that her Amherst Avenue, were hosts to Mr. it said, "Ynu ,i Blueberry Orange Sauce by simple broiling. To serve four, plan on 1 Ib. of fillets Or steaks father, James Ratchford, Newark, and Mrs. Daniel Cox and son.the outside it Brut eun yolks slightly. Add re- 1 cup blueberries have to be spent in the next ten cup. rind. Bring to a boll, boll 3 min- ijives him 50 per cent of the pro- fits. utes. Chill. Serve over lime or be British and will iuclude Ceilia lemon sherbert. FOREIGN TRADE UnitPd States exports increased" Johnson as Hunter's mo^ex. Gene Kelly's picture. "Invita- $126,600,000 in May to reach a re- French Pudding Sauce tion To The Dance," in which he cord high of $1,401,000,000 accord- As we predicted recently, there will star, be director, ehoregraph- [2 cup butter ing to the Bureau of Census. The .is to be an "Animal" series.on the 1 eup confectioners sugar er and writer of the original story, previous record was $1,455,200,000 icreen. M-G-M has announced the will have no dialogue, at all, being 1 CBS white beaten stiff set in May, 1944. ..Imports, how- purchase of two original stories '.'a cup chilled evaporate?! milk, divided into four sequences, in one ever, declined $57,700,000 to $834- After twelve years on the Para- for filming. They are '"'George" of which Gape will dance with whipped 800,000. and "Trooper Hook." The1 first'will 3 tablespoons grenadine mount lot, Betty Hutton has left a cartoon character, as he did in to go into independent film pro- feature a singing dog. Twentieth "Anchors Aweigh," Salt RECLUSE LEAVES MILLION Century-Fox has just announced VISIT OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS Cream butter and sugar together, duction with her husband, Charles KANSAS CITY—When the will O'Currnn, and also to enter tele- it was planning to make a pic- add remaining Ingredients and ture. "First of April" about a -talk- blend. Serve at once on hot pud:of Ralph George Baldwin, 80-year- vision, Mr. O'Curran has lately old bachelor was filed it wns dis-been director on faramount's ing dog and two talking horses. 2 for $1.00 closed that he left an estate of ov.ej- "Road to Bali." a million dollars. Baldwin had one Marshmallow Sauce Ava Gardner and Howard Keel, patched suit and cooked his own who combined so well fnxl S?hb'w- •ORItK REDUCING TEST Girl's Blouses, Midriffs, sunsuils, etc. 16 marshmallowa meals ever a gets hot plate. The" British Fleet In the Medi- a !i cupAvater boat." -wilHrave the leads m Kiss terranean will cooperate wit* Me Kate," with Red Skelton and Alymids Vt e;ip suRar CRRISTMAS WED IN JUNE 3 (;RH youks well beaten Twentieth Century-Fox in the Keenan Wynn in the big comedy $1.00 'i tablespoons mlnwi prewrv ' SUPERIOR, Wis. — Miss Merry filming in Twhnirnlnr of r c; ;nnstrnas, m-year-oid dtvagnier ol you cr«v« food. Kinder Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Christmas,'was Forester's recent novel, "Single Yi teaspoon grated orange rind recently wed to Air Force Ser- Handed," under the title of "Able Victor Mature has certainly had Shorts, Pedal Pushers, Overalls, Polo Shirts, BO\'SJII \k teaspoon grated lemon rind geant George Pallas. Her attend- Seaman Brown." Except for Jef- a busy year and will continue to Place marshmallows and water do so. He- has made "Million Dol- nin - mi u ants were two-sisters, Carol and 1 frey Hunter, who will have the top |,ul $2.00 working at RKO, with Jean Sim- Ir pirhii* ia fern druifiK ml mons in "Break Up," and will fct (111 i.trn-d remain there for "Split Second," fan tvrtbti* i Ladies Blouses, Gowns, Boy's Denim Slacks & Ji JOSB FERRER with Jane Russell." In September, prtn. he'll return to U-I for "Prince of Bagdad." B« Sfindw MM Girl's Raincoats, etc.

Dick Haymes looked so good in "All Ashore," that Columbia plans ujiniev 2 for $3.00 to bring him back for another musical in October, L£AD£P*~at. fi/AA'/Sr OF AN Cotton Dresses, Sportswear, etc. It was quite a shock to learn hat tine vaunted Bobe-HopeBing- ?rosby Olympic telethon, which had reportedly raised more than PUBLIX $3.00 ,$1,000,000. actually raised only around -$100,000 in fulfilled PHARMACY pledges. ' Girl's Dresses, Summer Spreads, etc. 91 MAIN STREET Suit Yourself While Howard Hawks doesn't WO 8-0809 I 25% OFF make many pictures, when he j 1 Lot of Ladies •And Keep Cool {On All Other Women's 41 You'll be "self-serving" I BATHING SUITS $4.00 yourself when you stop in \ Children's Sportswear for one of our lightweight u..^.i . v suits. CLOCJC For Your Family's Sake Boy's Jr. Longie Suits-Cab. & Glen Plaids-1/? (MI. And they're real bargains OFF ACCU*W£IY.... too, They npt only keep Girl's Spring Suits-1/3 Off. you properly attireo^ in the Ask Your Lawyer...

August heat, but also give 1 you a cool, smart, feeling. Have) births, deaths or marriages in your SPECIAL VALUES IN JVIEN'S WEAR 4//SSA4/CS SOYSJP " family changed the effect of yo&r will? >j Suit yourself—Stop-in to- OFAU SLACKS 5.95 (2 for 11.00) 7.95 (2 for I day—Keep cool this surti- ' COhl f*»0_JOK MA5ICK Will your fcmily's legacies He sharply mer and next. reduced becausepf estate taxes?/, /, SPORT SHIRTS SHORT SLEEVES L65 Vai. 2 f»r All Our Fine Quality • ^u *lk. I Should you )0vt a greater ptoprtion of SUMMER SUITS Save Your your property to your nearest dependent?? " 2(50 Val. 2 for REDUCED (Living costs have risen sharply over the 99 Money! past few years.)7 , 3.50 Val. 2 You can make all air and Our officers will Ke glad to give you facts shjj) reservations Jryjtti one Still a good selection in li anjJigufles 0*taxes and living coats. This* 2.95 V^L lofcal phone call! f 1 regulars, shorts and longs. information may !sho|v you why you should 99 We have tickets' In our HURRY!! office for all scheduled air seek your lawyer's counsel on appropriate 4.95 Val. and ship lines and can revision of jjbur will to better protect yoyr issue them immediately. family's future, f LARGE REDUCTIONS ON ALL OTHER Why make an unnecessary trip to Newark or New York? ( ' SPORTtyEAR Hbmpiei* MARGARETTEN TRAVEL AGENCY First Bank & Trust Co. We Will Be Cloud ALL PAY Wednesday "A t'uui0Ut«, Krleudlr Truvrl Service" SMITH and MAl'LE STREETS Uta July and August Christensen's PiRTH AMBOV | 275 IIOBAKT STUEET PEUT1I AMBOT Phone P. A. 4-0900 .' PERTH AMBOY, N. J. O«m DaUy t» « P.M. il Slow •., uib»r American SoolBty uf Travel Agcutu, toe. TUl t PH.

Member of IaMu-MtluuaJ Alt Trwipart tu'n • //.'/ / / ^DENT-LEADER PAQE THREE |J)KI THURSDJW, AUGUST 7, 1952 Social Notes, Organization Activities Throughout Township

zen's Cqtmcil Annual Iselin Country Fair to Open Wednesday; Many Win Prizes Howard-Penik Wedding Rites Group Presents 9 Gifts to Library 1 Meet Thursday To benefit St. Cecelia's New School; Church At Avenel Party Held in St. James , Saturday I. ? ISELIN The nnniml Isrlin Dnlrssio, MarRerct Devlin, Sylvia i lmane. Mary ferlnkman, Florence AVENEL - Mrs. J. J. O'Brien WOODRRIDGE-—At a ceremony performed Saturday WOODBRTDGE — The Barron Pair, for the bciipflt. of at. Cecelia's Hoiniiu;. Anna Poreda, Pnt Dick- Gallagher. Cameras: John Bopp. 1020 Rahway Avenue, was hostess in St, James' Church, Miss Harleen Penik, daughter of Mr. Public Library is now the proud nnw church and school will be hold at, 8 P. M., at the enson, Marion Mastnindrim, Ella Oleksiak, Dorothy Kochek, and Mrs. Warren Cline was co- possessor of two new biK book from AuKust 13 to 23, excludlm? and Mrs. Eugene Penik, 715 Barron Avenue, became the cases and the World Book Ency- , •Ipal Building. O'Grady, Anne. Whalen, Anna Rey- William Geary; Lucy Glover. Gloria hostess at the 11th of a series of bride of William David Howard, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. (];lV Sunday, August 17 on the convent clopedia with a book-mobile to Muni,frtc . president, re- nolds, Helen Sisko, Helen Sohnle, Lnmlska, Emma Geary. card parties held Monday at the ;lln grounds, comer Green Street and Marie Slitter, Mary Zawndzkl, O'Brien home .under the sponsor- William D. Howard, 197 Kearney Avenue, Rahway. Rev,move it mound—all the gift of the •.. ,• is niiiny organizations ~?o,oper Avenue. Blankets: Fieri Sutter, Margaret Catherine Mess, Maura Torres, ship of the Avenel Woman's Club Michael Begany, Northarnpden, Pa., cousin of the bride, Mother's Club of Woodbrtdge. * ||, •'(•ml representatives to In addition to an immehse kitch- •cott, Catherine Sebasty, Jessie ,','.' A report will be given Mildred Clemens, Margaret Qal- Oberdlck, William Sullivan, Mary Winners of the non-players performed the double-ting cere- ImpressKl with stories of the en which will offer a variety of | tairher, Alice Cullinanc. Helen mony. need of new equipment and books , |.ir nf schools to be held Brooks. Lamps: Richard Coburger, awards were: Mrs. Adelbert morsp foods to meet all tastes, there will: Gerrnnn,- Viola German, Doris Mrs. Edwnrd Regan and Mrs. Min- The bride, piven in marriage by for the library, which appeared in v"i,y the Board of Educa- Drew Mossrhan, Norma Hrafcko, try 40 booths displaying toys and'Sohnle, Jean Sohnle, Pauline John Bel?,, Mary Hodum, Angle nie FeitM. • , her father, wore a gown of white Chairmen Named The 'Independent - Leader, the merchandise appealing to both old Oliver, Rose Kozlk, Patricia Stead, slipper sntin With Belnluni-type Mother's Club decided to do some- , tativcs of the Citizen*' Ablonczy, George Devlin, Jean Mrs. Frederick Hyde won- the ron and young, There will be nine Kay Clccone. Reynolds, Marion Rykowskl, Betty lace forming a natural scalloped thiiiK to help. As a result the ",... expecting to parcici- door prize and the special award rides including a large merry-go- Pizza: FrankCiccone, Chairman, McTighe. Hams: Anne Slnka, went to Mrs. Otis Sears. Table neckline. The fitted bodice ex- By Coloriia Club Kiroup sponsored a benefit dance .j,,. tour which will include round, octupus, chair-o-plane, fer- Hot Sausage: Mary Llscinski, Mary Boduck, Helen Qulnlan. winners were Mrs. Lawrence Fcl- tended into a full satin skirt with recital at the hlnli school and with ^..n'tircl by outside tar rls wheel and kiddie rides. Cliairlndy, French Fries: Mr. andRosalie Jankowsky, Elizabeth Hut- t,on. Mrs. Herman Lampe, Mrs. cascades of luce extending into COLON I A The committee the proceeds purchased the much- ,„ Linden, Plainfleld, The following committees have Mrs. William Quinn. Clam Bar: teman, Grace Tocco. Groceries Jo- • Edward Trost, Mrs. Daniel Levy, the train, Her fingertip veil of fhuirmen of tlic Cotonia club were! needed (jilts, swick Township and been appointed: Co-chairmen: Jerry Acjulla, Sam Francey. Barbe- Hum seph Torrep, Stella Kovacs, Claire Mrs. Hyde Hnd Mrs. Donald Noe. French Illusion was attached to appointed by tho new president. Mrs- Carolyn Bromann, librar- John Bmennan, J. Lester Neary, •cuc: Charles, Edna, Anne, George, Y Mauser. ' The 12th in the series of Card a crown of lace. She carried a co- ian, said today that the Mother's iccv.s of the Council are William E. O'Neill, Commltteeman Sophie Sklbinskl. Beer-Kitchen: Mrs. John Feldman, at a meeting Birds: Helen Bergfir, Mary Sep- parties will be held Monday night lonial bouquet of roses with «>.»...... ».».»....«, a meeiiiiH j^ lfta jm te of t he,p to Morrison, vice presi- Peter Schmidt, Charles Ter^ella. Fred Mess, Chairman, Michael at the home of Mrs, Bertram Van treamers of babies'-breath. held at her home on Palrvlew Ave- ,^ , ,,„ AiM * Change: William E. O'Neill, George Wtichter, Joseph H.utteman. Stan- anskl, Mary Ehlers, Agnes Lions, fVlf^ t Farv ani chlIdreronn an Nicholas Plennert, sec- Dorothy Bs.imann, Dorothy Cros» Cleft, 650 Woodbridge Avenue with Miss Constance Cnsale, Perth n,ue. adults alike who u!ie the library. living God, treasurer. Brlfcton. Supplies: Ted Oleksialc, ley Grzjrbowslci, Joseph Duffy, Mrs. Lampe as co-hostess. Martin Mllko, Lou Farley, Build- Richard Raymer, Beer-Bar by, Edward Kohlschrelber, Mar- Amboy, was the maid of honor They are: Cancer dressings, Mrs. New books now in circulation at cella c aloia Mftry while Miss Elaine Puccio, Wood- the Barron Library are: "Silver Ing: Frank Carragher, Chairman, George Sinka, Chairman, John J.| . ' Shortz Linens Jane Driscoll and Mrs. Mary Gib- Fred Mess, Charles O'Neil, Joseph McGuire, Frank Jacobs, Al Jftmes Waterson' ,Marie Waterson, bridge was the bridesmaid. Ed- Chalice," "Bengal Tiger," "Sleep- ,/ Croup Hears r a ce s ward Keele, Linden was best man son; program, Mrs. Dorothy Ronge; Mauceri. Joseph Guzzo, Robert Thump. Birch Beer: Michael Ko-1 f , n ."fff **' f" Baby's Crib is Needed ing Sword," "Houses in Between," D and Henry Shoppe, Linden ush- membership, Mrs. John Bacskay: "Jcliovah Blues," and "Diana Lortx on Fire Alarm Morettl, Michael Kovacs Fred Ger- vacs. Michael Sisko. Soda: Joseph' t'^la Scott, Marie Terzella. Wllma For Local Needy Family Froehlich. Hosiery: Anna Mann, ere(j good cheer, Mrs. Gretla Smith; Wakefleld." man, Andrew Fllko, Leo Derlak, DcRose, Raymond Spangler. hos ltRllt Mrs Wllbur E Barbara Istvan, Elizabeth Saflar- After a weddlnK trto to Wild- P y' - Betty Radin, and on plans for i hlers, John Bennett. Rob- Special Booth: Mary Comunale, WOODBRIDGE—Do you have Aiic] INIA ert Summe|-S ske. Merry-go-round: Mabel Mo- ** wcuuiun u S\J w vy iiu \j^g Florence Brcnn&n' play- l"ox"to be installed . Edward Lokiec, John Afoies Kalionttfis, Theresa Mc- a crib you are no longer using nrlon naghan, Ferris Wheel: Anna wood the couple will reside at the ground Mr, mmm 'Devlin Drive and repair P - <*»»;« Hodgson .Ray Hol- Spritt. Soft Animals: Eileen Crow- and which you would like to Barron Avenue address. They will , . Mr, DeStefano Named hvdrants was given I •'"Ksworth, Michael Sisko, Victor! ley, Dorothy Mushinski, Audrey O'Neil. Octupus: Marion Beagan. pubHclt i Mrs Vera slrubel liic Chair-o-plane: Anne Hennes, Kid- donate to a needy family? return home later this month. A(.tlvlt)es ,or tne comlng yenr To Town Hall Position x it last Wednesday's • Burisch. Charles Skibinski, Fred Negra, Jen-y Retwka, Rosemary For traveling the bride chose an SuWc1 R die Rides: Bertha Johnson, Jeanne If you do, please call The werc also dlscussed '•'executive board of! '- °bert Peterson, Walter C o m u n a 1 e, .Mary O'Connor. orchid dress with navy acces-, A sp€ciBl meeting was held at ,f 111! Swlft Ge Independent - Leader office, vniaap Association I " °W Emery, Pennants: Trucks: Margaret Murphy, Doro- Spangler. sories. , p g WOODBRDGE—Mrs. Anna De l'.i.l '"—Ton•y "™~PoredaJ-. thy Murphy. Janet Semrad, George Alternates: Edward Lokiec. John Woodbridge 8-1710 and ask for The bride is a graduate of the home of Mrs, Paul Abloncyy, Stefn.no was appointed to serve ,i Rahway Inn. Electricity: Joseph DufTy, Frank Emery, Joan Bacskay, Esther Negra, James McHugh, Walter Miss Wotk. Colonin Boulevard, to make planl s as a clerk-typist in the office of • ,-ti-r Mack, Mr. Kevin Woodbridge High School and Isfor the covered dish supper to be Saflnrske, Joseph Sutero, Walter Feldman, Aluminum: Paul Burke, Swift, Robert Peterson, James' employed as a secretary at Merck the Township Clerk on a tempo- ,1 Mr Edward Fox will at- Krusawskl. fhar'e' Bott James Francis Brennan, Mabel Mohr. MorlarityMorlarlty.. Henry Pogyena,, WlWlll- held September 15 at the Colonia rary basis for two months at a ,:,\i meeting of the Board and Company, Inc., Rahway. Her Library, » Holmes. Music: Antonia »allont- Revereware: Carl Freitag, Clara Ham Cairns,, Frank Carragherg , Sr., Rev. William Uevanny salary of $40 a week, at a meeting •.iiiiiiiissioners, husband, /a graduate of Rahway Mrs. Abloncy Is assisted by Mrs. gls. Amplifiers: Joseph DufTy. FroltBB, Geraldlne Dalessio. Deluxe Frank Carragher, Jr., Charlel s of the Town Committee Tuesday. ;.;n]rs Morrison, Mr. Kev- Now Ctiaplain in Army High School, is employed at Whtt- Jessi Allessi, Mrs. Mary Booth, Mrs. ncin , Gifts: Terrence Rlley, Jr., J;ilia O'Neil, John Bennet, Joseph Com- Mrs, DtStefano will assist In reg- ow tlng Tool and Die Company, in Bette Cruz, Mrs. Helen Derlak, 1 n unale, Edward Tocco, John Teffen- istering new voters and do related ' ','i '^c^iTHnr.'Tt"^ Froehllch. Ticket Booths:- Andy Schmidt, Anna Matties. Mareuer- this township. Mrs. Agnes Morning, Mrs. Helen .]:>!', Committe! ,1.1' n.N.SUUHlHHe meetinl g» t helUIdC Jstvan; Frank Brennan, Mary Ri- lie Czado, ...illWillia! m n....i.Burkhardti ii , Jr.i_ , hart,, Arthur Letsellier, Theodore WOODBRIDGE — Rev. William clerical work. Elizabet„ „. h Keller, Winifred Rusche. Kopacz, Tony Poreda, Jack Lewis, O. Devanny, son of Rev. and Mrs Nelson, Mrs. Adelaide Okner. Mrs. • ley, Joseph Corngan, Elizabeth Mary Woods, Mrs. Esther Feldman William Perna, who was" classi- Dolls: Edna Hrabik, Elizabeth Mi- Fred German, Terrence Riley, Sr., Earl H. Devanny, reported at Fort Johnson. Kitchen: Anna Ward, TO HOLD PICNIC and Mrs. Bette Vinslniw. fied last month by the Civil Serv- Chairlady, Mary Black. Angelina annny, Lucille Gcis, Bnrbara Cul- Stanley Czado, Bragg, N. C, for a three-year tour dm said the American j —-• • ...... COLONIA—The Colonia Volun- ice Commission as having success- of duty as chaplain with the 82nd teer Chcmiciii, Hook and Ladder fully passed the examination for must be "forced" to p, » . r, . rk _* m " J Airborne Division of the Army Air Co., will hold a picnic at the fire ames Patten Stationed Municipal Court Clerk was named Ma* e ood ldKa Presb terlan For Wounded in Korea ^u rch^ ^ * P. M., and Sundny from 2 P. M. In Jacksonville, Fla. a salary of $3,200 a year. The new chaplain's commission PaskeltMerritt is serving as chair- CONVERT TO Booked for Amboy Dinner Meeting WOOOBRrDQE—Woodbridge man, assisted by the firemen and JACKSONVILLE, Fla, — U. S. is that of first lieutenant. He has BACK TO ARMY OIL HEAT Chapter, American Red Cross had training with.the Reserve Offi- the Ladles' Auxiliary. aval Air Station. James E. Pat- PKRTH AMBOY - Two more WOODPRIDGE-At a meeting was in charge of the Blood- cer Training Corps. His Wife, the dentalman, USN, son of Mr. WOODBRIDGE Charles W. lop-calibre stage attractions, "Ok- held art. Lou Homer's LOR Cabin, lnubile Tuesday at the Heyden i former Margaret Duncan, Linden, Prusik, an employe in the engin- Chemical Company plant in WINS ZONING RULE .ihoma" iiiHl "Mr. Roberts," have: the Board of Directors of the accompanied Lt, Devanny. vallace,, Woodbridge, N. J., has Town ITH A atcher Fords, Approximately 89 pints WOOBRDGE — On a recom- ported here for duty, and is at-Committee at its meeting Tuesday been booked by the Walter Reade Woortb,id,,e L1(m club accepted of blood were donated by em- Theatri'.s, us another step in the mendation made by the Zoning ached to the Dental Department. that he had been recalled to ac- ployes of Heyden, the Catalln SWELLS TREASURY Board, James F. McColley, Jr., INVERSION circuit's lonK-ranne policy of the invitation extended by Edward Patten entered the Naval serv- the Army effective G. Walder, District Governor, ,to Corporation and the Carborun- WOODBRIDGE —A check foi was given permission to construct ce in July, 19&1 and receivedhi sAugust 20 and requested a leave |OIL bnntiinK outstanding live presen- dum, plant for the wounded in $758,95 ha's been received by the | building 20 by 100 utiiins to the stages of its Newj attend the school of instruction a cirirter bloclc ecruit training at the U, S. Naval The request was re- meeting to be held at the Berke\ey- Korea. Township from the Valentine feet on Lord Street and Thorp T IRNER Jersey and New York motion pic- Training Center, Bainbridge, Md Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park, Aug- The local chapter will also' Brick Company for royalties on Avenue, Avenel, for the storing Before entering the Navy he at- ture theatres. 1,517.90 tons of clay mined during ust 21 at 6:30 P. M. have charge erf the Bloodinobile of furniture, by the Town Com- epded St. Mary's High School at Walter Reade, Jr.. circuit presi- Members who wish to attend are arrangements at Camp Kilmer June on Township-owned prop- mittee Tuesday. dent, announced today that ar- Perth Amboy, and was employed Steel mills set output record in asked to get in touch with Herman next week. erty. by the U. S. Post Office there. rangements had been completed Stern, president. A dinner .will be with the Theatre Guild to present served prior to the meeting. PICNIC SCHEDULED TO WED SATURDAY the famous Rodgers and Hammer - Attending the Board Wetinfi tO REGISTER VOTERS St. Anthony's Family Picnic will SEWAREN — Miss Ethel Bish- stein musical, "Oklahoma" at the were Iryi Goodsteini Martln A. ISEL'IN—Th#re will be regis- be held at Mapletree Farm, Avenel, op, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan- Broadway Theatre in Kingston, Q k Joseph Janis Petei. trars at the Woud'bridge Oaks un August 17 from noon until a iel Bishop of 745 Donald Avenue , | N. V., on Labor Day, September 1., Qreco OUo M Perth Amboy, formerly of Old 1 1 ,_ Model Home tomorrow morning late hour. All are ;irged to attend H KMmhpr 2V; at thtnPe Para-Para*; Zlfi) Road, Sewaren, will be married at |pr st.anoik .inhn 10 o'clock iind noon for to have a fine time.. mount Theatre on the DoarawaiK John Bilski, Adolph Gottstein, A. the purpose of registering new 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon in St. John's Church, Cliff Road, to mule the drudgery of in Asbury Park, on September 3 A. Discavage. Mr. Stern presided/voters. Chemical industry is set for through 6; and at the Majestic either war or peace. Richard Lndd, Tarrytown, N. Y. iung your present boiler Theatre in Perth Amboy on Sep- tember 10 and 11. iuce. Lei us install a de* "Mr. Roberts," the prize-win- How to Be Safe in the Water Id a b 1 e, automatic Thatcher ning Leland. Hayward cotnedy- 1 DAY urwna, was booked after lengthy Y.M.C.A. Rules for Water Safety |»ersion Oil turner in your negotiations also personally con- SERVICE •'HOWTHEBE'RE ! lodayl ducted by Mr. Reade,. for the TWO TO Broadway Theatre in Kingston on, PULL OUT"! DONT ATTEMPTA RESCUE FILM BROUGHT

LIBERAL TERMS September 29, and the Majestic t IN BEFORE 5 P, M. |36 MONTHS TO PAY Theatre in Perth Amboy on Sep- STRONG tember 30. SWIMMER, SKILLED READY SAVING. NEXT )NE THIS NUMBER AFTER- Curio Collector i fREE HiAimo SMVtt Festive One — Wliash ycr look- NOON inK for? AND {STUNTS. Policeman — We're looking for a drowned man. 'i K-'!!»03 -^ 2904 Festive One — Whash yer want one for? WHEN RESCUING SOMZ- ONE, STAY OUT OT WATER, 1EIZENBERG Mother's Right If POSSIBLE. TRY TO REACH Father: "Mabel, that young HIM WIT+t POLE, CLOTH man of yours stays too late when /WG OR THROW HIM , ULSEN he .calls. Hasn't you/ rnother SOMETHING BUOYANT. 3, AVENEL something to say to youj about that?" t'loverlcaf 91 MAIN JTMtT WOODBMDGt 6-06091 ii Mabel: "Yes, father—motlifr , | says men haven't chansed a bit." WHEN ATTEMPTING A RESCUE, ALWAYS HOLD ON TO SOME- 1, IF POSSIBLE. A Mew Service ftr Vacationers

WHEN GETTING INTO (OR HELPING SOMEONE ELSE INTO) A SMALL 6OAT, USE STERN OK. -^ BOW, NOT SIDES. THEN X F# MORTGAGE MONEY YOU WON'T CAPSIZE IT.^. To • BUY Ever run short of cash on vaca- the cash, return it when you £et tion? It happens to all of US. back. Vuur only charge it ttjf • BUILD It needn't happen to you. the time you hold it. For ei- THE ONLY aniple, $100 lor 1 month cuitf G*on Vowtlon With , you only }i.5O. # REFINANCE Confldmol MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Thli new Jbumof tervlce en- Employed Men and Woman, Mar- ables you to tuck an axtra $JO ried o> Slrtfi*), Art W«lcomtl IN, PERTH AMBOY Quick Service for or $100 in your Phone, write, or com* in/ Our "Part of the wallet as a safe- niulat tervlce is available, of Saving Hanks' Association of New Jersey!" Ytfur Satisfaction guard against mm, should you want cash for emergencies. If vacation' or other good needs. > CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE - 2% you don't us« "yes" to 4 out of S. Leant $19 le $300 on Signature, rurnllure, or Car THE PERTH AMBOY FIRST SAVINGS MAT umiro i*r rir* LOAN ASSN. of PERTH AMBOY FINANCE CO. 1 VIK STREI? P. A. 4-2710 SAVINGS INSTITUTION Flagstaff brings you Ins Ground Floor, 1382 IRVING STREfT, RAHWAY Corner Milton Street, (Next to A A P Super Mariwt) '•pen Daily 9 to 4 — Saturday Till 12 Noon pick qf the pack, tendsr PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY Phono: RAhway 7-2650 < John H. Honywill, YES MANager and luscious! iift-r Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. . •*{*•!• Ill I%% pel mMll M MfsM kalouiM II VM, >/, ul 1% manthly in baiutu ikj«s Member IJeposil Insurance Corporation . IMM *Mtt tl rtitft.li il all imiMiHini t»«m • lliinu lit. Ill PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, AUGUST 7,

lihir plovnlrnrc nnri aword—Bris- O-I.BIU, ,1 7:45 P. M., Gospel Service In I M tol Hcrnld Courier. The vci,, sorm and word, I Tropical Advice Wednesday J announce:, |,., Health The wiry young bachelor World Win- | 8:00 P. M., pravor meeting and i Bible studv • i should not forget that eligibility under \,\,r i\ j is ubtlcni)s. Democrats $265,000,000 Mm,1*! > R«v. 1.UH7I" Ki r'ikciiu"liv. Pftnlor J[;il)«;iv Avenue. Wnoribrlriffe Second and fourth Wednesdays, A. M. into what she thinks would be be cultivated, she can b^ chic. and the rocktall purty. The hitter rship i, I)r Paul. 7.iilHiiiyi. UnMiilst Hev VVillliiin II. Krlimnua. llft'tnr Ladies' Aid Society. Wednesday, B:00 P, M., conttnu- the proper shape, that she can't dainty and by the selection of the seems to have more followers. — fnmllks. Ti Order of .Services mid Artlvltios: Mrs-. Wlllliim Ncrbc, Ort;unlr,t Sunttiiy Srrvicrs < mis Novena to St. Jude, Patron of pet a new coating of skin to re-right clothes often overcomes her The Greenwood OMiss.) Com- surjincr iml Sunday: til 9 A. M., worship si>rv- COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Hopeless Cases. plnce that she already has, then, physical fault.1!. monwealth. ,ce in English; H) 10 A. M.. wor.-iliip' 9:00 A. M. — Regular Sunna> ness in tin- services during summer months. Inman Avenue at West Street if she is wise at all, she will re- By cultivation a sense of the service In Htinifnriaii.. Colonla FIRST CHTIRCH OF CHRIST alize that she can develop herself beautiful, she can' appreciate, to Swpntl Sundsiy at .1 P. Mr Il'ily Day services, 10:u0 A. M, SCIENTIST T'init'y Vestry, second Monday, Sunday School and Bible Classes nlong other lines. a high degree, beautiful things. It ladies' Aid So:-irty meeting, Mrs West Avenue, Stwaren is possible for her to have a beau- Andrew BUSR presidinu. 7:30 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Sunday School, 9/: 30/ After all, you know, there really 'iriniiy Men's Club, second Wed^ Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 P. M. is something to the time-worn spy- tiful voice. She can develop fl First and third Moiidnys nt 7:30 Church Service. 11:00. grace of movement, a beautiful P. M,, Churchmen's Brotherhood nesday. 7.no P M. Christian Women's Horn*.Bible Testimonial. Wednesday, 8 P. M.ing, "Beauty is only skin deep" meeting. St. Amos' Unit, first Monday, Class, Tuesday, 2 P. M, And, as we go through the World earring* that will be the envy of Second nnd fourth Mondays. 2:30 P.M. Class, Tuesday, 2 P. M. nnd come into contact wi(h those her more beautiful sisters. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH And, above all. thft plain rirl or Young People's Society meet inn. j St. Margaret's Unit, first Wed- Young People's Meeting, Friday, SERVICES of beautiful features, how often -we nesday. 8:30 P. M. 6 P.M. come to realize that there isn't woman can cultivate n benutiflil Every Tuesday .nt 6:30. P. M,,; The Lesson-Sermon entitled spirit which will cause her to stand Boy Scout mwtim: .John Oulli-s, Trinity Altar Guild meets quar- much to those people but their terly. ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL "Spirit" to ba heard in Christian beauty. They're often shallow of c;it among her friends a^ ti delight- scoutmaster. ful person to be with at nil times Every second Tnesdny at 8 P. M., j Trinity Junior Altar Guild, first CHURCH Science churches this Sunday mind and feelings, depending .upon and third Mondays, fi:45 P. M. Fortt brings out how worshipinj God their beauty alone to get them Let's not bemoan our plainness Consistory meeting. ; Trinity Acolyte Guild meets through the world. « but let it be a challensr to us to Second and 4th Wednesdays at s Re?. Donald Walk spiritually, enables mankind to nuartrrly. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. make ourselves beautiful within 7:30 P. M. Friendship Circle meet-; demonstrate a useful nnd practi- Those of us who haven't what and our exteriors will take care c;f Trinity Choir, Thursdays. 8:00 11:00 A, M-, Morning Pfayer. we think is our rightful proportion Ing. Mrs. T. Dorko, president. P. M. cal Christianity, themselves. n j Weekday ActhrltlM of good looks have to develop our Trinity Clmreh School faculty, The Golden Text is from I John: minds and our hearts in order to WOODBRIMIE METHODIST j fourth Friday, 7:30 P, M. Monday CHURCH 7:30 p. M., Young Adults meet "We are of God . . . Hereby know take our places In the race of life. Main Street Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday. Did you ever stop to realize that Just 7:00 P. M. second and fourth Mondays In we that we dwell in him. and he in Rev. William M. Justice. Pftntar ! homes. some of the most brilliant, most Sunday Services us, because he hath given us of hissought-nfter women In the world NEW DOVER METHODIST Tuesday Spirit." (4:6,131 Morning Worship, 10:00 A. M. 7:00 P. M., Deacons, second are not tire beauties? Paragraphs Stated MeetttiRs CHURCH Among the selections from the Take a list of the world's great- Sunday Tuesday. Official Board', first Monday, 8 7:15 P. M.,Boy Scouta. King James Version of the Bible est actresses and see whether or Some Are P. M. | Church School—10'A. M. 8:00 P. M., Ladles' Aid, second to be read will be the following: not they gained their places by Not all girls are interested ii Young Adult Fellowship, first; Mornirm Worship--11 A. M, Tuesday. "God is a Spirit: and they that 1-pnsnn of their abilities or because boys. Some are Interested in Men Tuesday, 8 P.M. Sermon for 11 A-. M. Service. 8:15 P. M., Session, second Tues- worship him must worship him in of their beauty. Sarah Bernhardt -Canacao Clipper. N. S. N. S Fortnightly Guild, second and Younj! Fellowship 7:30 P. M. day. spirit and In truth." (John 4:24) was far from being beautlf.ul, yet Sangley, Pt. Topic "ChoositH! Life's Vocation." fourth Mondays, B P. M. Wednesday "For as many as are" lfd by theso (rent, was she that one never Mc-Tooism Missionary Circle, second Wed- Tuesday, AUK. ftth — Church 3:30 P. M., Girl Scouts. noticed her lack of beauty. Kather- School ilDiird Spirit of God, they are the sons of There is nothing more foiloir nesday, 2 P. M- ] 8:00 P. M., Mr. and Mrs. Club, God.. The Spirit itseJf lyareth looking as a man trailing behind Sunday School Board, second third Wednesday In homes, THE FIRST CHURCH OF his shopping wife. — Greenwood p ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH witness with o;ir spirit, that we are CHRIST, SCIENTIST Thursday. 8 M. Thursday the children of God;,",lRom.8:14,- (Miss,) Commonwealth. Woman's Society of Christian l'nrt Reading 172 College Ave., New Brunswick 3:45 P. M., Children's Choir. 16) Service, third Wednesday, 8 P. M. Rev. Sliiiiifcluitfi MUos, Pastor The First Church of Christ, Scl Powlbly! Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 and 7:00 P.M., Youth Choir. It's possible the cow jumped FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8:15 P.M.. Senior Choir. From the Christian Science text- entlst, 172 College Avenue, New 11:00 A.M. book "Scienie and Health with Key Brunswick, N. J. Sunday services over the moon because the milk Market and HUh Street maid's fingers were cold. — Th Weekday Masses at 8 A, M. WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker and "Sunday school at II A. M. Perth Amboy Novcna in honor of St. Anthony Alrscoop, Corpus Christ!, Texas. CHURCH Eddy, the following will be read: Wednesdav Tp<:Hmnr,|a| Meetings Rev. Artbur L, Miiye, Paptor each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M., Wtth 11:00 A. M... Morning Worship. 113 Prospect Street, Woodbridge "Whatever materializes worship on Christian Science Healing at Obesity WHO COULD FORESEE New Jersey's p-wi Rev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital. hinders man's spiritual growth and 8 P. M. Obesity National Malady • 9:45 A. M., Punclny School. New Brunswick, in ohaive, Rev. bustav Bott, Putor the highway system is having growing pains I 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth Fel- Sunday keeps him from demonstrating his A public Reading Room, Li- Headline. And that does not take lowship. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School, power over error . . . We worship brary and Nursery are maintained any account of fatheads, either. roads built and under construction (such as t he 'I 7:30 P. M., Fvening Gospel Scrv- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Classes for all ages. spiritually, "only as we cease to in the church building. During —Gotham (Ala.) Eagle. and the Garden State Parkway) are catching up wiilj CHURCH OF AVENFX 11:00 A. M., Worship Service. worship materially. Spiritual de- July and August the Reading Dual-Purpose terrific increase in traffic. However, it takes liup, B21 U'nndhridge Avenue, Avenel 0:30 P, M., Young People's Pel- voutness is the soul of Christi- Room is open Tuesday and Thurs- Another thing this sari old ST. TATWKh.' R. C. CHURCH Thn nev. W. W. W.irnmn. Minister , owship, anity," f pp.4,140) day from I to 4 P. M. world needs is an easily r.onver- like automobiles... Mrs. William H. KruK, Organist Amboy Avenue, Woodbrtdge Mr». Frank Maxzur, Sr. Choir Directress Bt. RtvAltgr. Churie* O. McCorristln, Mrs. Charles Miller, Pastor Youth Choir Directress Rev. Raymond Qrlflin, Assistant Pastor Mrs. Chnrles Mezeru, Hev. OiiRtave Nnpoleon. Assistant Paiitor Children's Choir Directress Weekdays Masses: 7:00 and 7:30 Sunday Services • A M. 10:00 A. M. — Church School Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, and Church Worship. "This year's crops of fruifs and vegetables are proving once again 10:00 and 11:00. Holy Communion: First Sunday that New Jersey is rightly called the Garden State," say» tVif/ard Holy Name Society will receivi of February, June, Auuust. Octo- Communion in a body at the 7 ber and December, and Holy H, Alien, Secretory of Agriculture of New Jersey^ o'clock mass. Thursday. OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF ISELIN, New Brunswick Avenue, For£» PRESBYTERIAN Rev. John E. Grimes, Pastor Hev, Henry M. Hartniau, Pastor Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 9:45 A.M.. Sunday School. 10:00 ami 11.00.A.M. 11:00 A. M.. Morning Worship. Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:15 TRINITY CHURCH *. Curuer Berkeley Boulevard add Novena to Our Lady of Per- Cooper Avenue, Iselin petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 Emma M. Maxwell, Superintendent P.M. Sunday School, lo A. M. Confessions, Saturdays, 4:00 to Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 6:00 P, M, and 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. o'clock. Tuesdays Sunday Evening Evangelistic First Tuesday, Session. Service fct 7:30. Wednesdays Wednesday Prayer service, 7:30 Ladles' Aid Society, second and P.M. fourth, 2:00 V. M., at the church. Sabbath Services, Saturday 2:30. Thursdays Third Thursday, Women's As- ST. ANDREW'S CHUECH sociation meeting at 8 P. M. at the Averiel church. Rev. John Egan, Pastor Fridays Weekday Masses: 7:30 P, M. Junior Choir, 3:45 P. M. Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:30, High School Choir, 7 P. M. • HOMES HAVE MULTIPLIED, TOO. 175,0 . v 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Adult Choir. 8 P. M. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL and apartment unita have been built in Ki v ' :>:• CHURCH OUR REDEEMER EVANGELICAL since 1945. And nearly all these homes w:>.n> -i'-' fj Barron and Grove Avenues a Woodbridge LUTHERAN CHURCH service. Voice highways, too, require time to p'.s• ^ ' Re?. Anthony S. ChadwIcJc, Ph.D, 26 Focd Street. Fords Minister Hev. Arthur I.. Kreyllng, Pastor Mrs. George H. Rhodes Sunday School and Bible Class, Minister of Mualc William H, Voorhees, Jr., 9:30 A. Mi . Superintendent of Sunday Schools Morning Worship a^ 10:45. Worship Sunday School — 9:45 A. M, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN > Morning Worship — 11:00 A, M. CHURCH Meetings Kahway Avepue and Carteret Official Board—Third Wednes- Road, Woodhridge day, 8:00 P. M. Tfiv. Earl Hfttinuln Devnnny, Minister Women's Association — Every Lillian T. Stephens, Organist other Wednesday, 2:00 P. M. Sunday Services G. E. fT. Club—Third Tuesday, Morning!: Worship at 11:00. 8:00 P.M. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority^Sec- Regular Meetings ond and Fourth Monday, 8:00 P.M. First Monday, monthly meeting Young Mailed Couples*-First of the Session in the, church at Sunday, 8:0DT. M. Q0. . 9- . i • » > Pilgrim Fellowship—Every Sur»r Second Monday, BoaM of Trus- dayJ3:00 P. M. tees. Whjite Church Guild.at the Choir Rehearsals Manse, i i • Chancel—Wednesday, «':60 p. M. Third (Tuesday, Sunday' School We Wrote This Boole for You Carol—Friday, 3:15 P. M. teachers. , 1 It tells you how to freeze foods and h<(W to care for your

paid Tweedledee to Tweedledijm ,;. freezer. It tellsf you the months when the differeni varie- "My word - it's most confusing )•• ties of fruits and vegetables are at their best. The accent To try and find the things we want- is on New Jersey products. And surely time^onsuming!"

This is a year of bountiful crops. When oui markets MEETING THIS DEMAND for «»r-> |(| )aid Tweedledum to Tweedledee taking $1,300,000 in new construction a «" ' lvi ^ 1 1 "From now on'let us look and food shops are fifed with kroih, displays of New years we've added more thap 2,200 ^H' "/ "';'^ 6 e3 Plans have Jiad to be changed, time aiui ug;""';u °' Jersey^grown products, why apt frt»*» ^oii °^ ^ ^ exceeded expec^atioon. for future use? Months from now pu can enjoy the crisp-

' * ness pi young, tender vegetables, the tang of IT TAKES WO, but you can be mire of thf v<»' . phone Company is buflding as fast as ^rnu-ai . sun-ripened berries, the succulence of ripe, lllU Public |«nH(« Mtelrlc and Oat Company we available to |iw a powin| Ne* ^^ «W« MP», «q ttti HK*. Ntwmk 1, N, J. in New Jersey. N«dit i*M mt a copy of your booklet on how to ftmk. f. For products or services Common, of rare- Naut... People to serve you Fair and square." Ikctrlclty flats it much - coiU »# Uttle NEW JltSlY BILL NEW JEII8EV BliLL TBI4EPHOM COMPANY THEPHONE COMPANY THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 PAGE

1HAST1Y SURPRISE LINCOLN. Cal. Wlwn Mrs. JERSEY SCRAPBOOK OBITUARIES Louis Procissl, a nurse on duty as a CALENDAR OF COMENG EVENTS The SNAPSHOT GUILD •ecclving nurse at a local hospital ipened an ambulance door, she ABRAHAM LINCOLN RIN(.VVOOI) ounri that the body was that of (NOTE Contributions to Oils oolunn tout bt tn thla office M ;:ADIN(,I Funeral |or- ler hisbnnd, Louis,-#0, who had" —- OH? Of THf NATION? later than TUBBDAY NOON of «M)i we«k. Events lbt«J hefe icon fatally shot by a 4-year-old GeeATesr pees toe NTs are broadcast daily it 1:30 A. M. On the "Around the Oountll*., id, wen- held Monday With Your Weekly Newspapers" program over New Brunswick toy with a rusty .22 rifle found In WAS. £>fFfATf0 BY A ,,t 11 if CJtTinor Funeral a garage. Pjocissl nnd two fel- Radio Station WCTC. 1460 on your dial.) * (Jrci'n Street, Wo.id- low pnt»*ry workers were riding v/cf- , i;,i'v. Efli-1 H, Devanny. by the child's home en route home AT T#F | in- First Presbyterian from work. 12-23—Annual Cc;jnty Pair sponsored by St. Cecplla's Pariih,, Wondln'iriw, offlnlatitm. AT PWIADSLPH/A >«- /SS6. Iselln on Church grounds. in Hie Cloverlraf P.ut 11— Meeunif or Wootttriiigf Township Citizens' Council at Me- IT'S HOT UJUUAM I. DA/TON morial Municipal Building, 1 Main Street, Wootforldft YOUNOSTOWN, Ohio—During | tJ TjfMTQN WAS MM**//- at 8:15 P. M. All residents of the Township are welcome. ,nir;, WMT Martin Muslof.i rAJOU$L V A/OM/NA TCD 16--Wrestling Mutches sponsored by Klwanis Club of Wood- • V nil.:c»'. Harold IIIKI (Hi-j the recent heat wave, Ronald Oal- ln, 2, was enjoying a dip in a wash- COi,. JOHNC. £W bridge for Needy Children Fund at Woodbridge High VuiHiii, Rlcliiml Dunln.inl School Stadium. tub In hls""blrthday" suit. When he 1 pot out of the tub, the pavement 18 Pionlc aponsoitfl W St. Anthony !) Church, Port Reading. on the driveway WUH SO hot, it r TARACS SEPTEMBER blistered the soles of his feet, so lie 1 -Labor Day -.nuiiJCiE —Funeral ?er-1 at down. His bottom got blistered : Mis. Entlicr Takars, 313 3 -Schools Reopen, , too. 3- Plentc sponsored by Junior Woman's Club at home of Mtoi I, Avenue, were held Mun- MarjorU Stotiey. , riiKinii frim the Jrhn J. 8—Meetlng of Fifth District Democratic Civic OMb of Aveiwl. Finicnil Horns, Carteret. "IAIXOON DETECTOR, 10 Annual Fall Ftuhion Show of Sisterhood, CongT*g»tioO; ixniuipr Darocay, i>,i,stol cf WASHINGTON — The" Army, Adath Israel at the Community Center. nr Matiyar Reformed plans to use a nylon balloon, which 25—Deadline for registration of new voters for genera! election,' I ^terc.li,.plJlptate Year Armiml in Pictures bringing plople home with him. er, 10, knew Just what to do when MS J?ewAI?O AT NfAMY the usual thing, isn't It? ;wo brothers, Ralph and he lost his footing while working Bride — Yes, but this rice had Waking one foggy morning, nub of WilminRLon, Del. N,;.,V that your uai'den and flow-1'jlwwant picture in the vlewflnd' on a bridge 65 feet above the Ohio been cooked. looks across the room, makes ,ii MiTicrs were held thlslor beds'are bright with bliwsoms,' er and snap it. River. Spencer assumed a jack- the vague form of a woman ,ii the Grciner Funeraliyol)vi better piet. lw:y with cam- Secondly, we come to the type knife position and hit the water in Study - way to work Monday 'calrr slides with i>nv camera that shooting, there's one thin? you /THE BUY OF THE WEEK! " were held yesterday 35mm or 828 film. have to watch that doesn't mat- frcm the E. A. Finn •Most flower mowers like to! ter so much In the general view il.inir. 298 Amboy Avenue make sMca, so that they can pro- That's the background. You don't s; Jiime.s1 Church. Burial ject their favorites, life-size, on want to include anything that witl •',! fieri Hide's OmKery, a screen, When It comes to mail- draw attention away from, the ing these slides, there are twobeauty of your flowers. With* other basic types of pictures you cansubjects, we often suggest moving OLEGS of LAMB 69< i'i>v is survived by his V lies; a son, Edward. Jr,, make, according to the distance the subject until you find a de- Dim'l iMinfuv lliii willi finlinnry Inmh.'Tlils fl's all FliK.SH janili from Aiiii'riiiin !arm», vr, Mrs. Jcscph AllKdier; at which you are shooting and sirable background. But since this it sprins lainh at its lenilcr,' flavorful \w*\. fiiii- ti-xttirril anil liill-flavorrd. .,i: Alfred Cnley and onehow much ywu want to get in theobviously Isn't very practical in ,:JI, ail of Wooribrldw. picture. the case of flowers growing In A & P's Famous "Super-Right" Quality v>ir: resident of Wood- First of all, there are the gene- your garden, you bring the back- Mr Cniey was an employe ral views that include a whole ground to the subject—simply by slipping a piece of pastel or white .American Smelt in K and bed. a corner of the warden, or Strawberries si-. «i RBBSofBEEF: 69( : 79( cardboard behind them. Compose c :. en., Perth Am'joy. a lovely border. These are very easy to make. You take them at your picture so the edges of it 10 ch 7 h •J ordinary snapshot distance and won't show and you'll have a per Orange Jaice. . Legs of Lamb Rib Steaks :, ^ 69c -;: ib,7Dc KOS.MINA IUGOERI focus just as you would for anyfeet, neutral background to mak : i Funeral services for other subject under the. same con- your flowers stand out. Lima Beans Stewing Lamb *"»< - > 125c Boneless Rib Steaks ''99c Mima Rii!!Heri, 108 Horns- ditions. All you need do Is find a —John van Guilder ,,•!••. -.'.ric held yesterday in Shoulder Lamb Chops • •'.'.<•. I'Mward and Jolm tin MarLoken, Mrs. AnUm Ballek nut long ago and frequently climb- ICE CREAM Smoked Pork Shoulders and Miss Dorothy Choma, all ofed into it to show friends how Canned Whole Hams! .: 86c Fords; four sons, John, Wood- well It fit. He stipulated that his Choice of your favorite rich Regu'ar Style-Long Island Ducks In Service Meal Dapls. 35= bridge, George and Joseph, Fords; survivors leave Mis beard untouch- and eretrny I'uv.u. Insu- Fine Quality Sfafnotl HI.I -OVYA) lated bat; free nl charge. •>.._•,- Ready-to-Cook^Long Island Michael, U. 8. Navy, stationed &t ed.' SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Available In Stores with fresh FJO »qatl«t«nti •. UVN -AtiW- Srmkn 1»2 UUCKO |n Sell-Sarv.ee Maal Depls, t.47e Va.. and » tiruuier, Juiin, : ,.ii Avenue, died Tuesday pint Regular Style-fo) Incassea l East Brunswick. . Hh-p.Lal. Millinyton. lie Fowl In Servica Meat Depls. fc 39c Fancy Shrimp -=- ^ 69c Funeral services will be held HIDEOUTS FIT TOO WELL package All gallon •• i i by his widow, Mary; Ready-to-Cook-lor fricassee b Saturday mornins at 8:30 o'clock ALBANY, Cal—Hiding out from :>' Mrs IVti'l' Hf-lnz. Jr., Fowl In Solf-Sorviro Maal Dopli, 52c Fresh Scallops . . 69c from the Kaln Mortuarlos, S[*te an "atom bomb," little Donna :. .mi! a .sun, Michael, Jr.. Fresh Creamery Street, Perth Amboy, and at 9 High, 8, climbed into a garbage •>• M!UI tour Krandchil- Sunn fiel(l o'clcck in St. Nicholas' Oreek can and got down as far as she PUTTED v Catholic Church, Fords, where could — and stuck. It took twenty DUI IEK salt or Sweet "79brick c .i i^mmunicant .of Holy Rt.v. Julius Wojtovich will be the i;iur,h and a member minutes of hack sawing and tin- Mel-O-Bil process ELBERTA FREESTONE «* AM. celebrant of the mass. Burial will American Cheese sliced 57c :• .i!i I.e :lon Past 45, St.be in St. John's Cemetery, Perth snipping to free the fugitive of an B.ipnsi Socioty Branch Am'joy. atomic age. Pabst-ett Cheese Food 11b. pkg 47c •'i;i;.\viviinia Slovak Union. PEACHES 3 25 • >'. MI vices will be held WONDMFUIVAIU1I • iiuiiiim!; irom the htunp more Work Whimsical Guy •>v:,icii iiiui at 9 o'clock pat was one day employed by In Old Hickory, Tenn., a motorist la;.i.v Church. Burial old lady in the country. At stopped at a red light in the middle 20 0UIOWN an Montana Ib 35C • •:!<• lluly Trinity Ccme-|tea time, when the old lady was of the night, could not go forward TEAIAGS Seedless Grapes >-^> % 23c Fresh Cherries serving the tea, she laid a small because of Icy roads when it turned LARGE ANGEL FOOD morsel of honey on the plate. green, left his car, walked hame, Packed in Handsome Seedless Limes canon4105 J9c Pascal Celery got his pistol, returned and shot out ICED TEA 6LASS |b ('IK)MA "Begorra, ma'am," said Pat. "I REGULARLY 59c . . . . NOW ONLY Lemons cainomia cartono<4 (or, 19c Cucumbers njiw ChcmS, 59, 149see you keep a bee." the signal light. 7t •••Hue, died yesterday both for only Clniul-ligtit cake made from OUT famous Jam; >oy General Hospital. Miss Susss takes national golf State Department apologizes to 25c Parker 1.3-egg recipe. i Fords for 42 years with record 284 score. Lattimore; ends ban. Discover luw good Rne tea can bo / 49' . . . tea al its thriftiest! Buy A&P's Sensationally priced!! Libby's Sweet Peas 2 LI 33c hearty and vigorous OUR OWN TEA. niuwni OUR OWN TEA .Wlb.pkg.39c CINNAMON BUNS I Ib. pkg 77c OUR OWN TEA ^g. of 6 Grapefruit Juiced 21; 37c Regularly 30c China Heauttf Foods Premium Saltines" Z Tit Chow Mein Dinner M'"°" P^B 51C Preserving Supplies Chicken Chow Mein Dinner ^ quarts 4 AA Ideal Jars . fi97e dozen I •"•' Paper Napkins "':,;' 3 A 29c 3Vi0Z Noodles . . . , 2 pints quarts QQ. cam Mason Jars dozen *»W" 19 oz Mothers: der3pkgS29c Flag Dog Food 3 ^ :23c Vegetable'Chop Suey can 33c gallon Q^jc Junket School opens in a few Cider Vinegar' ,Pagagallori' 1901 5 Ib. quart B3,C weeks. How about their Chop Suey Vegetables 27c 10 Ib. Purple Plums A & ? ^ 23c Mazola Oil .33c can Sugar •' f bag bag Stahl- clothed Do last year's gallon ] .J . pkflS Uverwurst Spread Meyer I'm 17c Mazola Oil . > , need fixing, or will they Bean Sprouts . . * 25. WWS Jar flings. . . . of 12 b Du p need new? Either way, Snihr " UP c 83c Corn Starch 'v" ' NECC1II comes to the Wax paraifm tb 19c Qeito 23c PfJ c3n«>lTomalo juice 26 oz PROVE0VE1! FINE FOODS 23c AfflmOnia Parson's—"Sudsy" bpltl« rescue! Vour child can cocktail boi. A*P 2 p\°g: 19c College Inn American-Soap pkf. of have better clothe at fruit Pectin mm BE EXPENSIVE - 39c Steel Wool fillfilled padds (2! lower cost and less work Tuna Fish ££."£ g i 40 Beverages (Plus Deposit) >Vi oz. can JJC MOUBSS .l ••OO for you whent you make ANN NH SPARKU Star Klst Tuna ;;: 48 them on a NECCHI. | large 7 Yukon Club • bottles Steak Sauce Mu^oom 2 ca°ns27c Alr-Wick Even if you're inexperi- SHERBET MIX I large «A. 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Nougat Blocks cleanser '"•'" ;">J uveredge, etc. ' GliOl for grusiiwt (Dshwashing M< Rhelifgold Beer <»l BF- Models rrom JU3.50 Per Argo Gloss Starch 2 ^, 27c lirms—Liberal Trade IIIN •1.52 $AUD DRESSING k*4ic Rioh with «»l»d »'l vd **t yolki; dis- l'"l«r Absolute Satisfaction Is Guaranteed at Ypur tinctive, dightly tart fl«»pr-FM to gits juuieal v»lue. llg, Tender, Sweet I^CCHI Sewing CIRCLE \H Gr«en Giant •illUVIi - iuth»rli«d NKCCHI Dealer - PAUt HKUNWtl •mis ] fc In T«m»ta Sauce whh Park. «» VemnW PEAS "19< ST. PERTH AMBOY 4-2212 ijw Style; Boston Style ml* !*«« « ; lit K. 0,. tiUUDU HolutM Smio*. .... Frice. Effective Tfcmh SMurdair, 4 (Continued from PaRe 1 > iConttnupd fromfpaite 1> and will receive college credits for Po,»t, American 1,!",'. An automobile showroom for Street from WoodbridRe Avenue which the firm representative man: Edgar Lawery, VFW; Stan- the courses taken, RuUrers pro- Born in Binoi;;vi " Maura Motors, Inc., at Amboy southerly approximately 1.100 feet, presented his ideas to the Board. ley Sobleski, I>AV; John Duscr, WOOnBRTTXIE -R;<-harrt Mar- i VFW; Frank Warchall, VFW. and fessors will teach the classes. Donnelly has i,.,;, tin has ben named manager <>fj Avenue and Church Street, Is to on Austin Street from Woodbridge The Ballinm firm has over 100 The courses to be given during since he was six v, he completed -November 1 at A Avenue, northerly approximately employes, they sriid. and has "an Steve Shaffer, VFW. Electrical the Woodbririge Drive-In by thel work, Eldon Ralson. AL, chair- the three semesters will be basic married and has f.,,; Walter Ronde Theatres J cost of $7S,«5O. WIU«rd Dunham 1,850 feet, on Woodbriduc Avenue excellent estimate department." requirements for all head nurses, attended Isciin ,-,'' Construction Company of Wood- man; Bernard Alberts, JWV; Al- The new local manager has been : from Woodbridge Creek to the Although Mr. Plerson's name supervisors and Instructors in the bridge High .Srh, bridge is the builder and Nathan vln Rymsha Sr., A1,; Anthony ln with the theatre chain for a num-j southerly extension of Heldelburp was not mentioned in the motion. nursing department. and took a cornvp,',, SI#Hler and 8oa, Newark, the Kelt, VFW, and Alvin Rymsha, ber of years and recently was] Avenue, on the westerly side nf It does not mean that the Me- Miss Helen Serak, Woodbridge, for a high srlim,' New Jersey Turnpike from Wood- AL. manager of the Paramount The- tuchen architect hits been elimi- Thomas Kath Sr., AL, will be Miss Florence Williams, Fords, served in the Nun' - Here and There: Joseph Klein is the owner and bridge Avenue to Penval Road, on atre on the Asbury Park Board- nated. According to Andrew in charge of the grounds andj and Miss Olga Kurta and Mrs, an Aviation MHh Street, Woodbrldue. —we are all familiar with it." for admission to the courses are: Mrs. Allen Bennett. 80 Freeman section of Woodbridfie-Carteret ham WlnoRiad, JWV; Zip,mund Mr, Grnssknpi A , be The Oreat Wilno, the "Human It was designed by Julian W. Cou- Advises Trjentnn Miiis Anita Axen, Miss' Emma Street. WoodbridRp, have been Ha- Road with Watson Avenue, on Tnbak, CWV; Paul Stec. DAV; 31, 19-19 and \M\ . Oannonball." on Tuesday and zens. Westfleld Architect. Tjornelund, Mrs. Rcglna Ivan, stened to Co. C 47th Infantry Woorfbridge-Carteret Road from Meanwhile, on n motion made William Przytulski, DAV; Alex- high school. Sir Wednesday, Aucust 12 and 13. | Home for Llchlmann Mrs. Joyce Scully, Miss Estdlp Regiment, for basic training at Watson Avenue easterly approxi- by Mr. McElroy, the district clerk ! ander Cohen, JWV, and members Army for three v,., The circus net features as thr-i 1 Cohen, '-Mrs. Rita Costello. Miss Port Dix . . . Miss Marie King, Willard Dunham Construction mately 800 feet, ffom the Inter- has sent a "copy of the motion to of the Ladies' Auxiliaries. months and Is pn- ,, human projectile who i.s fired frcm! La Verne Sereda, Miss Stella 517 Amboy Avenue. Woodbridge. Company is the builder of the isection of Woodbridge-Carteret the Local Government, Board in Designated to operate • the fol- as a tiiffmate by t:,. a nJne-ton, 25-foot lone cannon Wnerk Miss Elizabeth Smith, who lms been a shut-in for years. S45.Q.6O home to be completed by •Road with Watson Avenue north- Trenton so the State ''will know lowing booths are: No, 2, dolls,-! Railroad. Mr. (!.,. ., more than 200 feet, through the. Miss Rose Onuska, Mrs. Rebecca will murk her birthday on AujtUst Ernest Lichtman, on Barron Ave- jerly to a point In the westerly ex- just what the Board of Education Alexander Cohen. JWV; Thomas Hed and the f;ii|.,, air. into a tiny net. The perform- 1 Jiuifo. Mrs, Alice Hanrattle, Mrs, 13. How about sending her a inn. , The contract also provides a | of Hillside Avenue distant iS doiny to carry out its sugjeV Snedeker, CWV, and Walter Stec. dren. ance will toe an extra guided at- Elsie Coyne, Mrs. Clara Snydcr birthday card or note Just'to, let twii-rootn garage. Mr. Couzens Is approximately 200 feet easterly tions," DAV. No. 3, stuffed toys. Harold Mr. Launliiiiii: traction to the rcuular screen and Mrs. Margaret Karten. lier know she-is not forgotten?... a I'M i the architect. from Rahway Avenue, from snid Carpenter. VFW; Mitchel Miller. Bayonne 33 y«-;u-. , ihow, at no increase in normal "The Local Government Board A one-story ^frame dwelling at point in the easterly extension of is due to meet Tuesday to give its JWV; Edward Walsh, DAV, and to Colonia as an •, admission, j Peter Kardos, CWV. No. 4, alumi- the^e for 27 yen Jotting*: Harwell Avenue"arid Orange Street, Hillside Avenue distant appi'oxw decision on thc application of the Wilru». who for many years 'was Wooribridne, Is ' to be completed i mutely 200 feet easterly from Board of Education for permission num ware, Andrew Varga, VFW: Leidncr Elevated residing in Wn<>,!bi;, The Citizens' Council will meet a featured attraction with tlu January 1 at a cost of 112,200 /or jRMiway Avenue northerly to the to increase Its ^nded indebted- Julius Zack, JWV; John Balasz. five years. A \w,\,.•. nrxt Thursday at 8:15 P.M., at RlngUng. Barnum and Baily Cir- Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Moy, Avenel. i e istefly terminus of Coddlngtori ness to permit 'construction of a CWV, and Barnett Osofsky, DAV. (Continued from Page U bridge HIKII Sri, , the Memorial Municipal BuildlnK cus, wears a whHc. fireproof suit. Rioert, Fitzpatrlck! Woodbridge, is! A\'enue. from the easterly terrrll- S3,lO0,fr00 Hish School .and' a No. 5, clocks and electrical appli- Watson Avenue, Woodbrldge. AH hardt Joined th*- \ ; . . . Mr.s. Oeornc E. Keating Deck- helmet and mask for the danuer-' the contractor. nus of Coddlngton Avenue north- (400,000 grade school. ance, Sidney Shapiro, JWV; Kas-arc World Wjir II veterans. ary 26, 1943 ami . er Place, WoodbridRe, will cele- ous stunt. He enters the mouth of mare Sobiesky, CWV," James Barcellona Ft-Marine Anti-aircraft wit!) • erly to n point In Em Street C. C. Bangert. president of the brate her birthday tomorrow. cannon, feet first, while the tre- Storey, VFW, and John Lakatos, Mr. Barcellona, a lifelong resi- half years sjjvin approximately 250 feet southerly Citizens' Council, who was present Congratulations, "Til" . . . And by mendous barrel Is elevated to a DAV. dent of Wooribridge. was born Paoific. For tin. p, Stadium Fence from Edgarton Avenue . , . " ' at the Board meeting Monday, the way, Mr.s. Esther Robinson, 48-degree ansle. A few seconds M«rli 27, 1921. He attended he has been sptniH 2 Tumping Stations was Informed by Mr. Aaroe that Other Assistants fnitnerly of town, is Mrs. Keat- tater a tremendous explosion (Continued from Page 1) ' j Wooribridwe grade schools and fleer at the N. ,1 1 The sewage pumping stations afficers of thc council and repre- Also, No. 6, blankets. Edward iriK's house nuest . . . With the shoots him into space with a vel- were awardedias follows: Charles Woodbridfje HIRII School for two Avenel. sentatives of other civic groups Slotkln, JWV; John Ugl. VFW; race track at Monmouth closing ocity no other human projectile Terzella, Route 9, $4,444 and years. He i\ married and has, Avenue at Woodbridge Creek and are invited to- participate in the Julius Klsli, CWV, and Fred Mr. Ohlson h.^ s,, down Saturday, wonder what has ever attained. He flies more Route 11, two buses, $7,688;; three children. He is employed by on Ferry Street at Cliff Road. tour Saturday, but they must pro- Chase, DAV. No. 7. piftware, Leo- of Fords for si\ some of the folks around town wilt tljan 100 {ret up into the air into Georce Dapper. Route 10, $3,750; Swift Ice Cream Company. Mr. The resolution notes further it vide their own transportation. nard Cutler, JWV; James Csordos, years. He is nmn,, be doint! for relaxation . . . a 30 x 15 foot net over 200 feet Raphael Bus Co., Route 6, two Biircellonn was In the Marine is "in the immediate interest of The group will leave from the CWV; Thomas Mossman, DAV. father of two c• h:: 1: . away. buses, $8,500 and Route 4, three Corps for 37 months and served the public health and welfare of High School at 8 o'clock in the and Paul Kelt, VFW. No. 8. deluxe. ed South Ainboy n buses, $6,000. in the Pacific Theatre for 15 two years anil 1:, 1 it al Statistics: our people that apprkation be morning. The itinerary will in- Donald LaPenta, VFW; George Refuses Position made forthwith to thf. Depart- Christie, DAV; Eugene Forijan, months. fighter in the Amr. CIGARS ON 2ND BIRTHDAY clude .schools in Linden, Plain- Born at Perth Amboy General A new appointee, William Joel, ment of Health of the State of field, North Brunswick Township CWV, and Oscar Neuss. JWV. No. Mr. Danch was born April 11, He was born Scpv ; Hu.-pital riurine the past week: NEWARK, N. J, -Jimmy Mc- notified the board that he has! New Jersey for the issuance of an and in all likelihood, Flemington. 9, miscellaneous, Paul Sisan, 1921 and has lived in the Town- Mr, Pocheck, 31 Prom Woodbridfie—a son to Mr. Laughlln who will celebrate his ciecided not to accept a teaching] Order of Necessity ... for the OWV; .George Gatchell, VFW; ship for 10 years. He served 21 born in Daisytiv.<;; and Mr.s. John Aluuutl. 78 Main second birthday on Au^-ist 3, has position and will remain at his installation and construction of Leon Weingarten, JWV, and Alo- months in the Navy as fireman resided In Wuu . exacted a promise from ills niorn- Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. post at 'the Metal-Thermit Cor- the project ..." It further orders ysius Tavarrone, DAV. No. 10. 1 c and has been employed as a years. He I4 a n;u my as to his birthday present. He Vladimir Hanowitzw^7 Strawberry poration. that "the proper Township offi- Finn Bitter lamps, Walter Ruderman, JWV; taxi ('river by Woodbridge Taxi bridge High Schn... Hill Avenue . . . Prom Fords—a will get a big box of Italian sto- cials be and are hereby authorized Steve Ugi, DAV; Michael Doros, He Is married *<.-.,•, 1 A letter was received from the (Continued from Page 1) Compay for four years. He Is daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael gies — Just for himsrif. The little and directed to make application CWV, and Thomas O'Brien, VFW. siiijde and resides with his two sons, A vetcr.i!, Brotherhood of Painters, Decora- president of the Board turned to 1 Yuhasz, 65 MofTett Street; a son boy began smoking when h ewas to the Department of Health of in the Army, Mr 1 tors and Paperhansers, thanking Mrs. Roy E. Anderson, district No. 11, toys and games, Jerome mother, to Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Bchults, 8 months old and smokes regularly the State of New Jersey for issu- Fertlg, JWV; Lawrence Rand, ently employed ti\ the Board tor hiring union labor clerk and asked: "Did Mr, Pier- Mr. Doll was born November 3. 67 Koyen Street; a daughter to every day. ance of an Order of Necessity for VFW; Joseph Biczo, CWV, and as a welder, for painting Township schools. son get in touch with you?" 1923 in Jersey City and has been Mr and Mrs. Pasquale Casanova, the installation- and construction Albert Albreeht, DAV. Mr. Tune is 27 \,-., On a motion made by Edwin "No, Mr. Aaroe," answered Mrs. a resident of Colonia since 1930. 4 Paul Street, . . . Prom Port of the project ..." father of two ytun, Vie Right Words Casey, chairman of repairs, the Anderson. And, No. 12, sporting goods, He attended Woodbridge High Readme—a daughter to Mr. and been a residen; •: Mr.s, Salvatore Buzzaro, Third There Is a great difference be- district clerk was authorized to Then turning to.Mr. Van Ness, Walter LaPenta, VFW; Anthony School for two years. Enlisting tween the right word and thc advertise for bids for repairing Russo, CWV; Irving Fox, JWV,in the Navy in Mny, 1943 he served I for 12 years and <•• Street . . . Two New Installments Mr. Aaroe asked: ''When did Mr. ' bridge High S;'IKM. word that is almost ripht. For in- the front of Port Reading School '"How do you like my new frock. Pierson call you?" and Howard Wentling, DAV. No.until December, 1945 with 14 stance, you can call y, woman a including the porch, ^window sills '13, pottery, Ernest Liehtman, month.1; service tn the Pacific Presently emplcyi! Jack? I bought it on the install- "Friday, I believe it was?" Mr. cules Powder Co. p.- kitten, but not a cat; a mouse, and portion of the stucco. ment plan." JWV; Albert LaPenta, VFW; Al-Theatre aboard an aircraft car- From the Notebook: Van Ness said. "It came up in the served in the N.r,. but not a rat; a chicken, but not Approval was given to the lunch bert Bauer, DAV, and Anthony rier, Mr. Doll is married and has Yau'vc got to hand it to all those "Better take it back and Ret n course of a conversation." .1946 with 32 in...'.- a hen; a duck, but not a Koose; program, the serving of milk at few more installments. We're go- Vanelti, CWV. No. 14, novelty, Jo- two children. He is presently em- Township youngsters who have the Asiatic TIKMIH- a vision, but not a the Avenel School. ins to a respectable party " Mr, Finn made a motion that seph Kardos, CWV, and Irving ployed by Security Steel Equip- been raising money for the Polio another demand be made on Mr. Belafsky, JWV. No., 15, novelty, ment, Corporation, Avenel and is member of thr N.r Fund. . . , Claire Naylor Morgen- Pierson for a 'bill. The motion was John Cassidy, CWV, and David past commander of Colonia Post, thaler's husband has arrived from seconded by Mr. McElroy and all Fllenbaum, JWV, American Legion. overseas for a family reunion. voted in the affirmative. Their bundle from heaven is due Committees for seven specialty Mr. Dambroskl, 31 years old, "Mr. Pierson," noted Mr. Finn, booths will be named at a meet- was born in Perth Amboy. He has any day now.. . , Windsor 'Windy' ••hould be Informed as to the Lakis will celebrate his birthday ing of the planning group Monday been a resident of the Township timbarrassment he has caused us Sunday. . . . The pollen count Is night, 8:30 o'clock, at the Legion for thc past five years. He served -,nd that his action might hinder Thursday ami I ml said to be exceptionally high this home. in the Army Air Force from Au- the entire project." Matinee o»h year so all you poor hay fever suf- SS Special Kiililii- vim ferers better look for air-condi- AIR CONDITIONED Big 3 Hour Liu.h - tioned rooms come August 20 . . . Oo^ ^ See All Your I n» .( Named Chairman STATE THEATRE Cartoon' and I i (Continued from Page 1) THURSDAY and I i;in\i Last But Not Leaat: WOODBRIDGE. N. J. vited to participate. Mr. Vecsey ALL DAY SAII i;nu ' Wonder how many civic organi- ilrgcs all organizations desiring to Tyrone I'ower i'.ili 11 ' zations will show enough interest take part in the parade to contact TODAY THRU SATURDAY, Al'

n, N, 1. Kulictl I'liininiim - Terry Moure j, [ NOW TO SAT., Al|t Si/,c» ami Uirl .&QBES JftjN. TO WED,, AUG. 10 IX Seersucker . NE" GIRL'S SLIPS ' OVERALLS I in ^itutirui Cuiui STARTS WEDNESDAY! 1 tPrcvue Tuesday Nislit) l-xlra ,« Added! THE GREAT WILNO '-dims SHOP 1.00 \ 78c to 1.9.8 | "KING KONG" "TH*: HUMAN CANNONBA1X" Digital IN fKRSON! 103 MAIN STREET Values to 2.49 •»«-* i t'Vmerly 1.00 to 2.98 | MAJESTIC • _ . aud llaiumrrstWii Miiuli:*! WOODBRJDGE — PEttTU AMBOV - OKLAHOMA" • N»n to Bitty HutUn Jimmy Stewart AH Seats Bestried • Prlies j;i.8(i, y. •UNDENT-LEADER THURSDAY. AUGUST 7, 1952 PAGE

FORDS NEWS FOiU)S NEWS

[(lerson-Schmidt 4 Youngsters Collect Easy on thcKye! MeGree Silver Wedding Marked Bride-to-be Feted $4.17 for Polio Fund Crestview Terrace Jottings t Tolld KEASBEY — Pour Keasbey By MARY BURTT At Dinner-Dance irj Amboy Hall At Surprise Party youngsters presented $4.17 to the P. A. 4-2596-M. Middlesex County Chapter of the ,; Mr. and Mrs. John FORDS—A dinner-dance was held in honor'\)f the silver HOPELAWN -• A bridal shower National Foundation for Infantile In honor of Miss Rose Cisillola. 1| vii Miiry Avenue, have Mrs. Erall Panek and children, | nnd htvise number and leave the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Michafl McGrep, 23 Paralysis, after conducting their James Street, was KIVPII at litlr I |lie cii(.'nRenient ol 46 Longvlew Circle.; Mrs. John front porch light on If It is a nl^ht Lehigh Avenue. Held in Lachiewicz" Hall, Perth Amboy, the drive among neighbors. home by Mrs. Anno Proutxky an$ n.,\,U'v. Veronica Marie, to 'asko and children. 150 LonRVlew call. Tell the officer if the call Is Canvassers were Mary Procanlk, affair featured music by the Star Dust Boys, Howard Me MrsB«tty Ciallelu. Miss Cialleli (Iriilci Peterson, son of Circle and Mrs. Andrew' Balog and' a transportation case or an emer- », 84 Highland Avenue; Gloria Gree, brother of Mrs. McGree, acted as toastnraster. will be married on Snturcluy, lftf? i MIS. I'etcr Peterson, 101 .ons, 83 Warner Street, have re- gency and above all keep calm In Jean Kopnho, 9, 18 Mnplewood Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward bonnelly, Miss Doris Holy Splllt Church. Peril) Ambof •••H'l. urned home after spending a week emergencies and speak plainly. Avenue; Carol Ann Kopcho, 7, also Donnelly. Mr. and Mrs. George to Steve Vrabel of Woo'dhrldge; ... .: iinildl Is ft graduate of \l Seaside Heights. Mr. and Mrs. John Petricevlch Mr. and Mrs, William Jenkins, ol Maplewood Avenue; and Rosalie WhUehead Sr., Miss Harriet Ouests were: Mrs Ann , ,iys HIRH School, Perth Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt and 102 Warner Street, hrive returned Mrs Gladys Peterson. David Peter- Jorgenson, 8, Florida Grove Road. Whiteheiid and George White- Mlssq Margaret Chimney ,1 is of 1950, and la em- ;ons, 100 Crestview Road, spent home from a week's vacation in th< ion. Mr. and Mrs, Edward Balog. hond all of Low? Island City. N. Y.; Caroline Uchrln, Miss ,,.,.' life Rarltan Copper Tuesday at Cheesequake State Pocono Mountains; Pennsylvania Mrs. Mamie Jazo, Mrs. Marie Ma- Mr and MIR. Melvln Kirk, Mrs. A. Danlllovich, Mrs. Gloria Denary ]., itii Amboy. 'ark with friends from Staten Mr. and'Mrs. Joseph lorillo, 8: J. Vcrlk, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mur- iilessen and Michael McQree Jr., ,„.,., mi Is a graduate of Robert Jugan Enlists sland. Corey Street, viflted relatives ir M,lss Mary Vlnder. Mrs, Elsie Zatfk ;lock. Mr. nnd Mrs. Allan WlKiJn, all of Fords. ,1 ,. in»h School, Class of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dobson and Passalc, Saturday.' orski, Mrs. Veronica Duhl, In Army for 3 Years Thomas Whplan, Woodbrldge; Mr. I ,, nnpliiypd by the Eltoa- son, Craig, 95 Crestview Rnad and A neighborhood picnic was heU Lillian Smith, Miss Grace Vargifc md Mrs, Richard Rogan Sr., Mr. „ rniiKolldated Oas Com- X .., y and Mrs. Howard Burt and at Lake Hopatcong, Sunday. At Tournatnents Held Mrs. Marie Vrabel, Mrs. BerntCf; md Mrs. Harry. Pozychi, Mr. and FORDS — Robert JuR.in, son of sons, Michael, Jimmle and Billy, tending . were Mr. and Mrs. Raj Markln and dauichicr. Clmilottfli Mrs. James Horton, Mr. and Mrs. • At Fords Play Site Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Jugan, 48 100 Crestview Road, spent Wednes- Soporowski and children; Mr. ant all of Perth Amboy. , , Wl\ Michael Masarik, Mr. and Mrs. Evenrgcen Avenue, has enlisted In :lay at the Bronx Zoo. Mrs. E. Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Doldres Ciallela, Mrs. Mary;'" the Afmy for a three-year period. •John Breza, Lawrence Jones, Mrs, FORDS — Miss Joanne Egan, „ |;s,;v WINNERS Mr. and Mrs. James Fltzpatrick, Charles Sadvary and children; Mr Swalllck, Mrs. RoEe Vafconl, Mrs, •'*••" He will be assigned to the 25tl Jenny Lund, Mrs. Mary Bui'ke, supervisor of the Fords Play- ,.,, i i,\WN — Norman Lunde, 111 Crestview Road, entertained | and Mrs, John Morgan and chll- Helmina Eskey, Mrs. Mary Clallel*,^ Army Band at Camp Kilmer. Mrs. Rltn Nodine, Perth Amboy. ground has announced Wic follow- Mrs. Mary Ciallela. Mrs. Olga,^ ',,.' ,,f ihc Hopelawn Play- friends from Staten Island, Thurs- dren; Mr. and Mrs. H. Platt anc' Miss Mary Raione, Mr, and Mrs. Inu winners of a pet show: : ''. .niKMinced the wollowinK Prior to his enlistment, Private day. children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ran- Mrs. Olga Semok, Mrs. Berth Stan«+-^.; i J;igan was graduated from Wood- William Tyrcll, Mr. and Mrs. How- Judy Bonnlsky, Jane Bonalsky, kovltz and daughter, Joan and Jo«.'* i; I tin- horseshoe tourna- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Donnerwirth, kin and children, all from Long- t 1 bridge High School, class of 1952 ard McCollen, Eileen McCollen, Thomas Qatyas, Robert Crouse, seph Clallela, all of Hepelawn. ••'•"|'-» ..,„„-. vinnentMucllll; and 119 Lawrence Street, entertained view Circle. was active In the school band and Howard McCollen,, Mrs. Emma Robert Weber, Victor Q;iattr!cchl, Mrs. Dorothy Vrnbel, Mrs. Lm*»&>i I'.,,i,. Joseph Kantor. Win- Mr. and Mrs. Dustln Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salvi, 5f 1 also had a band of his own. He wa.< McCollen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wil- Patricia Mazurowski. Earl Prang, etta Molar, Mrs. Helen Denwgb.'"*' ' :' :l checker tournament son, recently. Johnson Street, entertained guest- .4*3 employed by Carl Fisher as a car- son, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benes- Wayne French, Barbara Jones, Mrs. M. Kusher, Miss Rose Cft#*jj ,ni.'iN. Bobby Bemat; and Sunday as follows Mr. and Mrs Fabric makes :i MR difference penters helper. Mr. and Mrs. Haword Burt and ko. Mrs. Anna Kurrey, Jean Kur- Peter Smith, Beatrice Kurlts, Joyce raro, Mrs. Dolores Kusher and MB|L ' .. ..V.iir. Bobby Vernachlo. Jake Dornfest and daughter. Mr when It mines to being comfor- sons, 100 Crestview Road, visited rey. Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Tobias, and Maryann Kurlts, Stephen Bu- J, S. Vrabel, mother of the brlde*^ and Mhs. Marcell Speigel, Eas: table in Hie summer. This pretty Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers and laza, Judith Zych, Patricia Den groom-elect, all of Woodbridge» *'' ON DEAN'S LIST Orange and Mrs. Philip Dornfest dress of Avlsco acctatc-rayon ASM AWARB family, Staten Island,'Tuesday. Holub Infant Baptized Bleyker and Oeraldlne Florentlnl. Mrs. Helen Boos, Pord.s. Miss FORDS — Mtas Margaret Jule- The Civic League requests that Newark, tricot will be your favorite tra- ,; George Walnum, 116 A horseshoe tournament was bel Mellcla of Keansb;irg. Mr|, anne Plesher, daughter of Mr. and all those who have not turned In Mrs. Sue Hack and sons, Bobbj veling companion. Smartly styled At Lady of Peaek Rite >•%} •rrt. was presented with a In stripes, the fabric Is comfor- held for the junior, Intermediate Margaret Pappas, Rnrltan Town' Mrs. Michael Plesher, 63 Lawrence the "release" do so Immediately. and Billy, 108 Crestview Road, en- and senior groups, with the follow- ship, Mrs. Mary Vrabel and Mrs. ^ ,wind by Col, Lloyd M Street has been named to the dis- joyed a boat ride to Ptfughkeepsle table and smooth .against the .immandlng officer at the Mr. and Mrs. B. C, Mutzabaugh skin. Wrinklts hang out fast, FORDS — The Infant son of Mr. ing winners: Robert YaeKer, Jack Marie Mangione of Plainflelct, and ;. tinguished list for academic excel- Saturday. and Mrs. Walter Holub, 110 Sum-Harkey and Edwin Schmel. Robert Mrs. Betty Tcrpack, Metuchen. ~ ' ? •\i riiiil in Metuchen In and sons, 162 Longvlew Circle and and It washes and dries like a lence at Wlnthrop College, the M. J, Lackoms'kl, Perth Amboy, Mrs. Anna Knlpple, 108 Crest- mit Avervie, was baptized Dennis Crouse, Judith Zych and Jack Har. ':,,!! nf ii siiKKestlon made South Carolina College for Women veiw Road, celebrated her 82nd dream, needing little or no Iron- :mi in- modifying A gauge visited relatives In Coatesvllle, Pa., ing. You'll appreciate having a Walter at Our Lady of key are checker tournament, win- at Rock Hill, South Carolina. A birthday Friday. Church. The Rev. Frederick Val- ners. ,,:•! fur an M-I rifle, over the wetkend. handy fabric guide as you choose Two Local Men Awarded Junior studtnt last year, Misi Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Dunn and entino officiated. Plesher is majoring in fine arts Linda Parrlsh, Philadelphia, Is ison'" Dusty,""io8*Crestview 'Road and use your summer wardrobe, visiting Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Sponsors were Glynn Ward of NEW DAUGHTER Service Pins by DuPon$ ', have returned home alter spend- Spotswood and Miss Kathleen Jan- FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Lowry, 98 Corey Street, for two ing a week at Niagara Falls and ADDITION TO FAMILY J Jay's Pattern DAUGHTER BAPTIZED weeks. Miss Parrlsh is Mr. Lowry's FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Pas-nucci of this place, A dinner party chael Yuhasz, 65 MorTett Street, FORDS — Two local men hav& Canada. followed for the sponsors and im- FORDS — Tho'infant daughter niece. quae Casanova, 4 Pa.ul Street are are the parents of a daughter born been awarded service emblems bf Mr. and Mrs. George Mirdila and mediate family at the home of the of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caso, 37 Ae parents of a daughter born at at the Perth Amboy General Hos- the E. I. du Pont de Nemours and -' Mrs. Henry Kaczmarek, 132 son, Tommy, 96 Crestview Road, parents. Open house was held in J Jersey Avenue, -was baptized Anne the Perth Amboy General Hos- pital.. Company Electrochemical De- , Crestview Road and Mrs. Edgar spent Wednesray at Seaside the evening. 1 at ceremonies conducted In Holy Nathiasen and children, speht a Heights. pital. partment of She Perth Amtooj SON IS BORN Spirit Church, Perth Amboy by the week at Seaside Heights. Mr. and Mrs. James Tooker. plant. FORDS --• Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Rev. Stephen Molnar. Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James Hyland, 114 103 Longvlew Circle, entertained Joseph Fedor, 36 Dunbar Ave- . neth Schultz, 67 Koynn Street, are were Mrs. Lester Stockel of Wood- Corey Street, recently returned friends from Newark, Saturday. nue, was presented with a 15-year I in1 parents of a son born at the bridge and Benjamin Caso o: home after a week's, tour of the Mr. and Mrs. Frances Manton a/ward and William R. Larsen, 7 Perth Amboy General Hospital. Bensonhurst Avenue received, a Fords. A reception was held a Southern States. and daughter, Patty, 123 Lawrence the home of the parents. Crestview Terrace residents arc Street, are on a two weeks vaca- ,10-year pin. - » asked to use the Hopelawn Engine tion in Canada. Company First Aid Squad in case Judy Allen, daughter of Mr. and PICTURE CONTEST MUCH BETTER! of emergency, Just call Woodbridge Mrs. Jack Allen, Crestview Road, AVENEL NOTES FORDS — James FurrlnRton KEASBEY — A picture coloring 8-1200, ask for police headquarters celebrated her fifth birthday at a satisfied that she bodes your home 685 Klnu Georges Road, is convel- Dear Louisa: contest was held at the Keasbey and tell them you want an ambu- party at her home Saturday eve- no good, get rid of her. escing at his home after bring We have a neighbor who has Playground. The winners are as lance In Hopelawn. Give the street ning. Don't make a lot over it to your - Mrs. Peter Donato had charge surgical patient at the Perth Am- always been extremely nice to me follows: Nicest colors, Jean Far- husband even if he hasn't had of the story-telling hourTuesday at boy General Hospital. —is alwayys me little Rifts romantic thought before he is li- the AveiU'l Library for children of k&s, Joan Deyak; nicest picture, and dolns things for me and yet able to be flattered at the idea of nil awes. The story-telling hour will Ester Daimosl, Elaine Deyak, Le- she never seems to find me inter- BANKO SON BAPTIZED an admirer. Jje held e'ach Tuesday from 3 to 4 nore Wolshln; most colorful, Eve* esting, I have just figured out why P. M., at the library under the lyn Mas'zaros; mast original, Rich* FORDS—The infant son of Mr, Chain O'Hills Park Reports Just break off your friendship ii nd Mrs. Louis Banko, 58 Johnson she does those things and I think sponsorship of the Library Assocl- ard Kayler, Wanda Klajn. Doro- By Lydia Cooke * with her gradually and if she per- Street, was baptized Lo.viis John a it is because she really likes my tion until further notice. thy Patrick, Karen Kubick and sists In coming over at the end of our Lady of Peace Church, with 220 Elizabeth Avenue MF.-6-2242-J Wisband. She usually manages to Members of the Ladies' Aux- Jo-Ann Kulscar. the day, suggest that she come Rev. Frederick Valentino official come over when he is here and iliary of A\enel Fire Company No. s«ms to enjoy his company very over earlier as the evening is the 1 planning to attend the State ill!;. Sponsors were Mr. and.Mrs. Mr. pnd Mrs. Joseph Del Mas-An exact date will be set later. much. HCT husband is much older only- time your f&mlly has to be Convention in Atlantic City Sep- George Levins, Brace Avenue. ter. Washington Avenue, have just Sinrie this is my first week as than she and she must have mar- together during the day, tember 6 arc requested to make Perth Amboy. A dinner party was turned from a ten-day stay at representative for the Park, I ried him for what he has, LOUISA reservations with Mrs. Rubin Gre- held [or sponsors and families. he "Sunset Hill" farm of Mrs. would appreciate anyone calling My husband* seems to like her co, 35 Livingston Avenue, Wood- nliiis H Fntro, Wllmin«tmr. VI.. me about anv information which 1 just as he do* ? uny «f my fripnrifi Dear Lmil«Rj bridge R-tRfi«-R, bpfnvp AMsu«r Ifi. f CHRISTENING RITES 'he couple with their two sons, would be of interest to the com- but I don't like the present situa- We have just moved to a town FORDS, — The Infant daughter erry and Jay, plan to spend the munity. tion. What would you do about it where there is a river. Everyone of Mr. and Mrs.' Edwin Dalton, 142 emainder of their vacation, in Distrust communism, not fear if you were me? uses it as a beach but I am afraid Mary Avenue, was baptized Diane laily trips to the shore. it, Mrs. Roosevelt urges. \ A. L. B.—Ga. for the children to go in as they Call for FMMVI'RK, f Elisabeth In ceremonies at Our Birthdays, Anniversa- J j Lady of Peace Church. Rev. Fretl- The Jack Walklets leave this Answer: are not accustomed to a swift cur- life as I am not used to running I eek for Reading, Mass.. where rent of water. My boy is distressed ries. WeddiiiK.s. etc., to | ! crick Valentino officiating. Spon- Iselin Items A married woman who. is on the water either. ft add extra joy to the * sors were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas they will enjoy a week's vacation trail of another woman's husband u the other boys are calling him a What do you think I should do? t the home of Mrs. Walklet'.s event—mid other times Dalton of Stelton. Is hard to get rid of but if you are sissy but I can't let him risk,his MOTHER—IOWA to expres.-s your sym- I iarcnts, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart P. --Mrs. Mary Rapp, Newark, is Answer: pathy and thoughtful- '. CrowelL BACK FROM VACATION spending a few weeks with her son- I think you should get someone ness. Be assured of the FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Marie Mohan recently re- in-law and riiiuRhter, Mr. and Mrs. who is a good swimmer to teach finest—call us. ftO. Fifth Street, have returned urned from New York City where Joseph Cullinane, Wright Street. your children how to swim. They B We Deliver and Telegraph home after vacationing in Mary- she/visited many,friends. Mrs. Mo, —The main event at the, Codper ^SNAPSHOT GUILD will eventually go in the river and land and Delaware. an was a resl.dent of New York Avenue Playground Friday was a the wisest thing is to prepVe them WALSHECK'S ity before moving to Bloomfleld penny hunt. Supervisor in charge for the day when that happens. \venue. FLOWER SHOP 'ii ii liWCI: Misses' Sizes 12, CONTEST WINNERS was Arthur Grosskapf. Winners LOUISA i ;:u Sue 16 takes 4% KEASBEY ~ Mrs. Pauline Wal- Nancy Lynn, the second child of were Johh Schmidt, Helen Riscin- Address your letters to: 1 mi Ii. Transfer included. ters, supervisor of' the Keasbey he Leonard Qulntons, Btoomfleld ski, Marcia Maurath, Carol Ver- 10U0 National Press Building i MIty five cents in ciilni Playground announced the follow- venue, was Daptlzed at St. Ce- gura, James Bernardo, Susan Bat- Washington 4, D. C. 305 Amboy Ave. WO 8-168S li.iilriii (u 170 News- IIIK winners in an apple biting con- ;elia's Church Sunday. The pro;id kin. A doll ahow will be held to- i.in llt-pl.. 232 W«st test: Evelyn Meszaros, Marilyn parents entertained a small Rroup night at 6:30 P. M. THIS'ISOURHEWIOME •:> w York 11. N, Y. Print Nany. Elaine and Joan Deyak and f family an<^ friends after the —George Britton, Arlington, Va., ADUHESS with ZONE, leremony. I spent Thursday with his parents, AT 68 OAK TERRACE. , crvi e I Beverly Sebwsky. Mrs. T. Bnsezlmkl. Homes Park.1 Mr. and Mrs. George Britton, Son- entertained her sister and brother- ora Avenue. YOU VISIT US SOON? n-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. Rybarczy, —Mrs. Russell Furze and chil- rvincjton, for the week-en^, dren, Joan and Thomas and Mrs. WAROERY AHD JACK MASON x ''.Travel at Bargain Fares! Mrs, Madeline Sumek, Jersey Robert Perillard', town, spent :ity,jwas the guest of her daugh- Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. ,er, Mrs. Julius Hlllnski, Elizabeth John Goetz, Union. Avenue, for a wtek. —Mr. and jMrs. John Lewis and The Leo Surmans were hosts last son. Johnny, Sonora Aven;ie, have week to Mrs. C. Morrln and her returned home after spending their laughter. They are Mrs. Surman's vacation touring Pennsylvania. mother and sister. -Misses Arlene Marony and i' SlV* .Plan" on J Mrs. E. Eistort, Elizabeth Ave- Joan Furze, and Jack. Pearson, me, enjoyed a two-week visit at town and Ted Kujawski, Colonia, lie home of her mother, Mrs. E.spent Sunday at Watchung Lake. Hoffman, Prospect Park, Brook- —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trlnka, yn. Plainfidd, speqit Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs, George F. Fer- Mr. and Mrs. (fleorge Britton. guson motored to 8t. Pa;il, Minn., -s-Mi'B. Matljhew Peltegrino and where they were, the guests of children; Frandne, Ronald and Samuel @. Ferguson for two weeks. Thomas Furze and Billie Kathryn Due to the number of residents Uovls spent Tueedij,y at Wutehuim] vacationing during the month of Lake. Fine Printing for Every Need August, 'the Chain O' Hills Park Civic League will hold no meet- Dr. ,Iohn Dewy, "father of pro- ings until some t^me In September. gressive education," dead at 92', , A picture of your new home adds an interfiling touch to an Nu mallet' whether you're conterfaplaling a big r ingr* aduMi -traveling announcement ot your new tm party ticket iav« advertising campaign or ordering a new supply u Use a Picture to Say "We've Moved" •' ii round-irip btlwttn of letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver IQ milt! Or mart apart.* Ul lh< engliwar da your driving. FORDS. HOPEUWN iri KEASBEY When we move, one of the | Or, you may simply have your ien at hotf-fan counf ai Juit *n|oy th» Kintry and forgvl things that we usually find hard a top-notch, carefully planned and executed lt Tkkeii on ialt through picture enlarged a bit, 'printed on Ih* prabknu of Irafflc and dttourt. to get around to doing is notifying . nnd g0od for 30 doyi. double weight paper, and have printing job promtly, and at low cost to you. CALENDAR GF COMING EVENTS our friends of our change of ad- your message pointed right on it (NOTE: For Insertions In this' calendar, call Mrs. Andrew dress. Somehow there never seems as was done In the announcement to be time for writing all those which illustrates 'today's column. bedlvy, 100 Grant Avenue, Woodbridge 8-1710 or Perth Amboy notes. , / The picture happened to lend it- Call Today for 4-2413-J, before noon on Tuesday of aach week. So, if you've acquired a new s$\i particularly well to this treat- home—whether it's really new or ment? because at the tall trees in mfd}t, day or night— —— .iust new to you—here's an 'Idea the foreground- The message Alls Free Estimates I wjih-tn|oy f the li without lot Ing tint, Travillng by rail fr>M you from house. In fact, >fs better to take up a space might look awk- Yes, call today ... no, fee ii Jim, coach not» ar» Mi* hoiordi of highway* gnd Hw N AUGIJST . several—shoot a whole roll M film. ward otherwise. for estimates. We'll ri|sh a in advance wlrhftut ynctrlolnilii of wurh«r. li—Meeting Ladles' Auxiliary of Fords Memorial Post 6080. In Tbea pick out the one you like If you aren't pressed" for time rqan to yqu to help you. best arid take it to'yourphotoflo- and feel yo«'d like to write notes poet headquarters 8 P. M. plan, showing- you m -'< of Chiwso iU It. Unit, Mttpt b»lw»tn Mftlon. M *• WaihlnjIiwNtw Yxti tn*, ifihw. He can use, the same type of to some of the people to whom 17-v-Bus trip to Coney S>land by the Mothers' Gut) pf St. Nicholas' mask, form from which your pic- you're announcing a new address, saving short-cuts. Church. ' ture Christinas cards axe nude, you mltfit simply take your snap- ALSO money-savlOc "FAMILY FARE PLAN" ftut. Instead of the traditional, hol- shot and pajte It on the first page 24^-Annual family picnic In Fords Park by William J. Warren '•""••' economical )tl«A to niokt family trav«liartrcn- iday picture, he'll print in your of a •view at tolded n«tepaper. '• nunur.nl or rf ov.llnll i at ragul«l r rtwd-lrJdlJp at 1 P. M. •••••'*'••• .• SEPTEMBER . • •. • • • pf the now heqw He eon Then you oould writ* the ne^w ad. | "" '">»« pay only half-fan ffo r o.«qmpqnyl«l*ilg jWldrtd n mi i Imprint your name and ad- dress and whatever elsfe you wish THE MIDDLESEX PRE&S " ""dor 16 y««n; and no chars, for children 3—Meeting HUHop Women's, Club, 2 dress In the s,pax;e usually reserved on the Inside, '.''" ' ; 'icluli ar« lub|tcl la Ihf lomi condition! ai Hit '"""I' Enmomy Far»i/' but ar« JOod WltuM moiiltii. 7—Dedlchtiiin'ol monument in Foxdi Park by United Exempt for the gredtinf. Or, if you'd like will be happy for THE WOOPBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMFANY to personalize the message, have Hitiw rtilndtld 6-6700 »r IllicWtl) 3*W0-l-tpll Fiiemen's Association of Keasbey, Fords and Hopelawn. to "see" the new him Uftve the card blank find you yils a pleus- WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY or coniull Ticket A|««ll " 8-^-Meettag qj ^ttr'ds Lions Club. • i can write the good news in a few them that 12—Meeting oi Fords Republican CJub in Frank's Hall. words beneath or beside the plc- Tdephone-Woodbridee 8-1710 BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD Itiu'e, as Uie case may be. Vsn Quilder — :Editorial: — FOR LADY'S FAVOR New Jersey Voters Have The Care of an Effective Police Department Objections to Supporting On almost every occasion when the purpose of the enlargement—more men on Township Committee has discussed en- foot—seems to have been kwt in the shuffie. Military Man for the largement of the police department, some Some of the additional men wound up as spokesman has asserted that additions are the second passenger In a rtdio car during Presidency nmlrcl in order to provide men "to walk a the day as well as at night, and others beat V became motorcycle men in a time when By KENNFTH FINK, DIREC- Here is the vol.. Practically all law enforcement authori- dfcher police departments were abandon- TOR. PRINCETON RESEARCH parties: ties agree that foot patrolmen are absolute- ing entirely their motorcycle corps. SERVICE MILITARY MAN I'RK ly essential for efficient operation of a The effectiveness of the usage of twq PRINCETON — How do rank ,.-„„ and file voters in the state feel police department in meeting its obliga- men in a radio patrol car at all times, or of about supporting a military man tion to the community Fads come and go. an expanded motorcycle department, are for the Presidency? but throughout the year^ competent ob- matters bovond our knowledge or judg- A statewide survey completed Would keep rnr 3 by the New Jersey Poll d.iring the from votiiiu for "1 sprvers have never, changed their opinion merit We dre convinced, however, that hist ten days gives some indica- him ,- on the essential effectiveness of the police general agreement on the necessity for tion of how voters feel on a mat- Would not keep ler that may .become a big Issue me from voting foot-patrolmen is so impressive as to war- officer who pounds a beat, knows every in Hie coming weeks and months. for him 07 rant adoption of the policy here. We trust, Results of the survey show that nook and cranny of it. knows who freouents No opinion K it and is alert to the presence of any therefore, that the present plan to increase more than 7 out of every 10 of The second is (h,,i the state's voters say they would portions of wemi>n n strangers. the size of the police force to conform to have no objections to supporting 1 that the fact that ;] Thus, the frequently-expressed desire to this policy on a larger scale will be adhered a military man for the Presi- candidate is n •cnci to rigorously. dency ,„ keep them from vu- augment the foot-patrol section of the local Only about 2 out of every 10 department is an understandable one. We Experience has shown that new-fangled say they would. trust that with the addition of the new notions of operating a police department In other words, those who say that the fact that a Presidential men. as decreed by the Township Commit- may have their merits, but that the real candidate is a military man tee, that as many as possible of them be strength and effectiveness of the depart- would not keep them from voting Would keep mr frnm voting for him > ment depends upon the number and the for him outnumber by more than assigned to walking beats. Previously, when 3 to 1 those who say it would. Would not keep mr- •'• Ill tin force has been enlarged, the ostensible endeavor of the foot cops. , These were the findings when from »otln|r rtir him • New Jersey Poll staff reporters No opinion put the following q.iestlon to a And third is t;-,,' • representative cross-section of every 10 of both thr v, Aid Squad Continues in Competent Hands the state's voters: l Veterans (7if, < m ; "Do you think that the fact War II Veteran ~ 7', The public, served so faithfully by the recall. There have been spectacular occa- that a Presidential candidate is viewed in today's MI;-.- sions when we ^ave been dramatically a military man 1 general' would would not object • Woodbndge Emergency Squad through the a military man fur i\, reminded of our utter and complete reh- or would not keep you from vot- years, can be certain that the excellent ing for him?" Worthy of pa r t: 1 •:;:. ance upon the dependability, the skill and too, Is that difference. work of this public-spirited organization Under the Capitol Dome STATEWIDE the heart of the Richardses. the Hunts and Would keep me from other population will conform to its highest traditions under Totinif (or him 19"« amined are reh',.., tl e Bernsteins. and there has been the day \ By J. Joseph Gribbins iese grr-ips in.in, Would not keep me from the leadership of Julius Bernstein, newly- »(*etS, OCTUpa'!::!; . and night routine when an ambulance is toting for him 73 S TRENTON — New Jersey's is more truly a berry than the case." In su«h cases it is usually al levels, and city :.<. elected president. imperative to help in the fight for a life. No opinion 8 This newspaper \>.- lawmakers are enjoying summer raspberry." his testimony that swings the Highlight of today's survey Mr. Bernstein succeeds Gordon Hunt, As a community, we haw grown callous vacations in various parts of the According to the book, the to- verdict of the Jury. reports of the Niw findings is that at least 2 out of POLL exclusively 111 • who took over the arduous and exacting toward this routine service—although, world, but at the State House mato was first found by a Jesuit Lieutenant Boyle, who resides every 3 in evsry population group : some officials are at work trying priest, Heironymus Cardon. who, ''Copyright, 19s::, i,i- duties of office from Elbur Richards, origi- heaven knows, we should be ashamed of at 401 Massachusetts Avenue, examined say they would have Research Service. 1 to get the Legislature into special landing in Mexico with Cortez in Trenton, plans to spend his re- no objections to supporting a nal president of the Squad whose wise and ourselves for it. The time is approaching session for various reasons. 1519, saw tomatoes growing in tiring years in the tropical atmo- military man for the Presidency. unselfish devotion to tMk merciful en- when the Squad will solicit funds to insure Governor Alfred E. Driscoll, Aztec gardens and sent seeds of sphere of Florida. He is only 53 And that in no population them to his brother in Cadiz. years of age, out Is eligible for deavor, elevated the Woodbridge Emer- its unhampered operation during the next who is also vacationing, is try- gro^p examined do more than 1 ing just as hard to keep the Th» •"•;-',her, however, had moved retirement under the State Po- out of 4 i257ri say they would year, and this'call should be met with gen- Hu«h Williamson K-Mr gency Squad to a place of eminence. The legislators away from the State to Tangier, and the seeds fol- lice Retirement System. There have no objections. _ Marcn a, Ms — AUKIHI 4. n policies—and, what's even more important, erous response. Prompt donations will dem- Capitol until after the November lowed him therr. So it was that is no one in the State Police 4 general election so that no- the first tomatoes grown in the force properly trained at the These groups include Republi- COMBINING the lofty spirit—which now characterize onstrate the gross error in our fear that ttitag may detract from the Old World were planted in Mor- present ttme to take his place. cans, Democrats, and Independ- Tk« Leader-Journal (in ent voters; men and women, as Tie Woodbridgs Leaner the Squad were planted and carefully nur- we are callous about the Emergency Squad, presidential race. occo. Waodbrldge Independent PAIRS — New Jersey citizens well as all age groups, occupa- The iKlin Joilrn.il tured by Mr. Richards and continued by that we are prone to take it for granted. Bergen County officials claim, Tomatoes were eaten in Hol- are officially invited by State tions, and educational levels, .that unless there is a special land in 1583 with pepper, salt Secretary of Agriculture W. H. Mr. Hunt. They will continue to be in safe This is one time when we will be most session prior to the election to Three other interesting find- Charles E. Gwno-y, I'I-HIS and oil, according to Dodenes, a Allen to spend a day at the fair ings emerge from today's survey. Lawrence F. CIHMJ,;.>H, hands. include in the law the north- Vice President and 1 >:mi happy to be shown up as not knowing what Dutch herbalist. Several varie- as the season for such exposi- One k that rank and file eastern section of the Garden . ties were grown in Qigland in Charles E. (iret-orv For this, the community can be grateful, we are talking about. There are those who tions arrives. fdltor and Publisher State Parkway from Route 17 at Gerard's time, 1597.,Parkinson Democrats evidence somewhat "Visitors to any one of New more disapproval of a military and we are sure it is. For well over a decade have waited long to demonstrate our Paramus to the new Palisades' speaks of them in 1656 as garden Every Tlnirwhv Jersey's agricultural fairs will man as a Presidential candidate The WoodbrtdB* Public.i:, c. i; . Interstate Parkway that up- curiousities, under the name of : (li now, the Squad has proved worthy of its abysmal ignorance. Here's a made-to-order find a great variety of things than do Republicans or Inde- WoodbrlilKe, N J State section could not be fi- love apples and garden apples. Subscription rates In mail. hiyh calling more times than even we can opportunity. nanced from the $285,000,000 wrapped up in one package," pendents. Then t'hey were cultivated more claims Secretary Allen. ''In gen- ing postage, our u-jr. Si bond referendum to be voted far tfieir beauty than for eating monthi, 11.50; three m»ntliv eral, none will be quite like the •ingle copies by rruil. i upon by the electorate at the purposes. But in 1781 they were NE WAY general election. other. All the "packages" though, t> TO DO ir. payable In advanre. grown in Virginia for culinary will have one feature in com- ASHTABULA, Ohio—When a By carrier delivery, H intu 'Good Neighbor' Policy Plan May Pay ' Governor DriscolTs ld$a is to use and have been featured at man — 4-H or PPA activities Jersey cow fell backwards into a iecatl the Legislature after elec- meals in all parts of the country As communities grow beyond the mu- eal government over the past few years also in some form. 34-foot.well half filled with water, tion, similar to his action of last since that time. firemen filled the well with water nicipal limits that once contained them, has been cracked. Joining together of Vine- year, to adopt revised and mod- "It is a credit to all our fairs GRADE CROSSINGS — Rail- that they recognize the place and floated the cow to the top. means of municipal coordination, end even ianu aitu !*««»« Tuwuaiiip. uu Juijr 1 road graae crossings continue u> that youth work occupies in our portion members of the General claim lives through accldents.- marked the first major consolidation of Assembly in accordance with agricultural future, and give It consolidation, are being sought by some The State Division of Motor the prominence that is to be recent years. In this area, community 1950 official census figure?, and Vehicles reports that during 195t forward-looking officials and civic leaders. enact legislation outlining im- found at all these events. leaders of the Borough of lietuchen (popu- railroad crossing accidents in- "Fairs, too, offer an oppor- .provements at State Teachers volving motor vehicles totaled CHUCKLtt Relief from rising tax rates and reduc- lation 9,876) and the Township of Raritan .Colleges in order to 3pefti the tunity to bring together for mu- 84 resulting in 13 deaths and 63 tual benefit and understanding tion of the load upon taxpayers are twin (16,348) are discussing Use advantages of J15.6oo.OOO approved, by the injuries. In the previous year BY YOUR INSURANCE COUNSELLOR voters for this.purpose last M- the agricultural interests of rural there were 107 such accidents, 11 CAN ANY PUPIL OWt ) ' 1 CAN TEACHER - - objectives prompting the search for lower joining those municipalities and a research vember. areas and the accomplishments deaths and 59 persons injured. ME A DEFINITION^ IT'S THE rAILURE. cost through joint action among neighbor- of industrial urban centers. Both survey is in prospect Integration of county coufts OF Jft> ) ; TO ADJUST A 6IG According'to the State Board fit well into a pattern that clear- ing municipalities. Facilities frequently be- into the State court system In INDICES; fflTv^ V 5QUABE MEAL- This may mark the rerasal of a trend. of Public Utility Commissioners, ly spells the progress of New Jer- .order t& provide better contfpl there are approximately 2,640 ing extended to serve more than one munic- In 1939 the New Jersey Citizens Qgnunittee sey. of litigation is expected to< fee grade crossings in New Jersey, ipality include sewer lines, water services, for the Prminceton Local Gotepunent Sur- postponed until next year. It will the majority of which are safe- "Our agricujtural fairs afford a holiday ocean on to which aie lire lighting equipment, police radio and vey reported that there had been only three comprise one of the major rte- guarded with manually operated cmmenda lions of the Governor's gates, watchmen, flashing red added splendid opportunities to others. municipal consolidations since 1800 in Mew annual message to the;' signals, bells and standard cross- visualize this progress. You are r Legislature. ing signs. cordially invited to spend a day The New Jersey Taxpayers Association Jersey. " . —"'-— at the fair." Between Labor bay and No- LT. BOYLE — Retirement of ran anr pupil givt me in its 1952 platform and program encour- "Many municipalities have outgrown JERSEY JIGSAW — New Jer- 1 vembej 4 Governor DriscoH will Lieutenant Hugh J. Boyle, fire- sey's peach crop will be thirty For a Kiuarr deal and ill 'round satisfaction, tome to VIU! . ages "joint municipal action wherever their boundary lines," comments the Tax- be on the firing line Tor General SET lux jour insurincr nndt. Prolwt yourwlf n«;miM m.u arms identification expert of the per cent less this year than In catiunrd b; Bureli/iiadon uf vmir placr of buiinr*v l...i factual study indicates that it will result payers Association, "and civic leaders and Dwight D. Eisenhower for Presi- New Jersey State Police for many 1951 with an estimated harvest quately protrrtrd through a Merrfaaiifi BurtUrly linur.i.'i.. dent: The New Jersey Governor years, leaves a great gap in the in providing the necessary services of gov- public officials may well give serious study of I,290,0d0 bushels . . . Sixtyv is expected to be selected by the efficiency of the State Constabu- six persons lost their lives in 56 ernment in a more efficient and economical either to jnerger or to cooperative handling Eisenhower strategy committee lary. fatal motor vehicle mishaps dur- manner." of mutual problems in an effort to provide as one of its principal speakers Lt. Boyle, who started his serv- ing June in New Jersey ... Gov- assigned .to tour the country ice with the State Police on July * The ice of local pride and jealousy that needed municipal sepices at a price the ernor Drifcoll has congratulated seeking Votes for the General. 1, 1930, has gained a nationwide "historic' beautiful and produc- has frozen consolidation of neighboring lo- taxpayer can afford." i TOMATOES — Whether the reputation as a ballistics expert tive" Switzerland on its 661st tomato is a vegetable, fruit or because of his painstaking ef- year of independence ... Re- berry, is answered in the 500- forts in pinning down murders vision of Che Camden Airport page book entitled "Commercial who havecommitted crimes with 1 Canning in New Jersey, its his- guns. , (Continued on Page 9) tory and early development" inions of Others ; New Jfrsey prosecutors have which is being published by the marveled at the astuteness of Lt. Rew Jersey Agricultural Society Boyle in matching up murder GOOD DRIVING NOTED could like to see banned. It is grettma* was mn Mat up. eft* this month. guns with bullets found in the Highway patrol officers don the sloppy, negligent "I couldn't "The answer Is easy," claims bodies of victims, and defense in Georgia have recently adopted care less." We are delighted weatt dad not gum. alt our Mary B. Sim, author of the in- lawyers become nervous when the policy of noting and praising therefore to see that Dr. R W. liberties were not soatautitr de- teresting book. "It Is all three. the State Police Lieutenant is Styles and methods in i>. goud driving as well as of penal- Moore, the Headmastjer of Har- feated in torn «wUd wars toy By culture and ufee ft is a vege- called to the witness by the izing misdoing. In some in- row, has attacked it in vigorous palanl Jjwfljrtj*. xUfMs tali table; botanical^, it is a fruit, pros|ecutlon. have changed tremciuld stances the procedure has in- and among the fruits it is a County Prosecutors have come terns. "That most devilish, in- care tea. the past century; indeed volved highly humorous reac- sidious and fashionable of atti- Mule for wx- berry, being indehiscent, which to classify murder cases on which tions from the &qod driven, tude*." he called *. means non-shedding, pulpy, with,, the question of guilt or inrio- 1 1 wtwe mtaxj Vi*mmrr\ the last 25 years. New"' unaodutdkned is they affc .10 in HlDIC The motorist who has been moral and spiritual rot which, 'fa llfeat wm-tf hMkgrauuNl that GLAMOR GIRLS Kding along his way doing u if we allow its infection to the BDjauruunrr eons of outac emciecjt, and more well as he knew how is motioned spread, can destroy us. pot 1MS tad more and mat. Toe j off the highway by the officer. more we cane, ite mm* we ittall , llU In industry, in social relation- achieve. — \iljm4mi CHMC But the sound fuml.u As he pulls over the driver won- ships, in the matter of calls to ders what in the nune of tarna- duty, moral or political, the an- banking principles of satvi tion U wrong now. Then the of- swer "I couldn't care less" (with servatiim and able man^' rllt 'ficer remarks politely: "I have 1 the disdainful shrug of weary nonx been watching you. You . have sbouiden which accompanies itJ continue unaltered. They ' held to a steady q>eed. 'You Ike Nmvn>? Two is an immediate danger ttgmt j#o nine imstm hwi dUr PRINCIPLES REMAIN -iand always will l?e—ll" have made all necessary signals. It can be—and often is—at ooce You have obeyed stop si^ns and at Uungcs and an eictue and a defense for bad misery m Dte Jtywuu umtay. Mg irtars of this bank. other directives. I want to thank mannenJ faulty wqrkmanshife, and compliment you for helping or bad conduct. It implies ne- keep Georgia highways safe" glect of «n individual's duty to II w«« to fee * tarai a* Vnmt IV After the praised driver re- humelf, to his family, to hie tor iiit timi cover* from his fust shock of country; and k- expresses * air- trifl, ljt.lt disbelief, he Uke» j% It it aty, '.,Jtr and ahall««tC4Buc^nuih ^JC, true that motorists from other nattiest and dreariest sort of states go away profoundly im- self-indulgence. pressed on the credit bide with "If only we care enough," said at lor the SUitc of Georgia. The lecn- Doctor Moore, "then by the r. nique is on the positive side and grace of God no limit is bet to Ot Htm mv*#> dattafctn at * might profitably Be adopted all »nat we may achieve *©fc, Miiy »jMt pe m over the land.—TV Thaw who can't care lest are Appeal (MeniBbik, Tea*.* capable of losing the tattle for freedom and civil imUon simpty lor fidfctt WHO CANT CAWS LESS? because these are matters about There is one sentence in the •Inch, *c all tunes and above all m ctaitirei «mM muknd 1m (feat English language which, tolerant vj a tune like oars, it is estentiai tmmSaj Tin* Worn «*t as this column drives to be. we U> care a great deal. Britain's (Ommmi m P*» •> C«P"»tluu r*AUK EIGHT again? 1 1 PAGE NINE . 1N nKl INDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952

millions, but only six millions In stirred up a tempest In a teapot. increased over 15 per cent Comedienne Summer Drets Team the second year and leu than In the first place, he must be year ... 8enat* President ..CLASSIFIED Princeton to Star three millions this year. Con- proceeding on the assumption W. Hannold, Woodbury RepuWt gress ha* stripped the 10-year that the housewives w*«h all cm, 1» acting Oovernor of Net-if program as bleak as the Navajo the dishes, which Is a very broad Jersey during the absence, fROLL TODAY Metuchen 6-3170 COAL - FUEL OIL Al's Radio and Television ART TILE CO. house, expansion attic, full cel- Gardiner, appeared with Miss Lil- For In our Iwoodbrldge 8-1339, Evening! lar, oil heat, modern, like new, lot BEGINNERS Prompt Expert Repair* 21 MAIN STREET 8/7 U OIL BURNERS Competent 50 x 100, priced for quick sale CASH DIVIDENDS ACCORDION RCA Tnbea ft Purti WOODBRIDGE 1 Corporations in the nation paid Moving to California. 47 New Jer- Electrical PROGRAM a\VAY—SPACIOUS home and sey Avenue, off Post Boulevard. out cash dividends totaling $5,- BatterlM BATHS KITCHEN! winds, 3!* baths, 2-car garage 750,000,000 in the first half of Work Remember, then B-7 Is no accordion to 34 PERSmNG AVI. RUBBER FLOORING | professional use. or gracious 1952, about 5 per cent higher in In Your Home with good Income. Senaenlg, COLONIA—OFF 1NMAN Avenue. the same period last year, accord- buy. CARTWET, N. J. (QUALITY FIRST) w, Milton Avenue. Rafiway Beautiful lot 101' x 350' with ing io the Commerce Department. or Business. Phone: WO 8-2927 Complete Une of Musical A. Klsh, Jr., Prop. (33. 6-12-tf well. Already cleared and sur- Instruments at low rncef E. W, NIEB WO 8-2368 veyed. $1800. Phone Plainflekl Reasonable Rates. Telephone CA 1-5089 3TSWOOD—tremendous bun- NEW ENGINE 5-4816. 8-7 A new pulsi Jet engine, that re- CALL TED SIPOS Eddie's Music Center x buy. $18.00 monthly, AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Do down, will get you this quires no lubrication or cooling Electrical Contractor Taxi WANTED TO RENT system Is expected to play a sig- Ed Bonkoskl, Prop. Repairs ,• well built 4'/s room, all WDGE. 8-1400 iofi Sherry Street Woodbrid&e 357 STATE ST. P. A. 4-1290 :n l)unnalow with expansion 6 ROOM HOUSE needed by fam- role ln American develop- Tilr bath, oil heat, 50x100 ily burned out of their home. : guided missies and in WOODBRIDGE ire just a few of Its many Anywhere in this vicinity. Phone flight by the Navy. The AVENEL Funeral Directors BENDIX Automatic Woodbridge 8-0790. » 8-7% is light, simple and easy to i Plumbing and Heating t i-. will not last long. Call make. The quality of fuel it uses COAL & OIL CO. Washing Machines ' [HI- appointment. Why Not? is noli important in the operation REITMAN' "Father," asked a small boy, of the engine. SZ6 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL Serviced Elizabeth 2^1223 "which can go faster, horses or Funeral Home busses?" Sooner or Later Charles Farr and .m.wr call Linden 3-4097 46 Atlantic Street >])rn Thursday Till 9 "Busses, of cour.se," answered "I'm telllnc you for the last Plumbing - Heating Repaired 7-»l, 8-7,14 the father. time that vou can't, kiss me " Concrete Carteret, N, J,; 'Then why," asked the youns- "Fine. I knew you would weaken KiecMic sewer Serrloe Call ster, "don't you bet on the busses?*' sooner or later." Telephone Carteret 1-5715 Rahway DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE HIGH TEST QUALITY Telephones: METERED BATES Carteret Dwellings Woodbridge 8-0594 or 8-S029 7-2882 CONCRETE First !i Mile Ut Woodbridge, N. J. Vtts—$850 Cash JERSEY SCRAPBOOK Laboratory Approved Each Additional -A Mile . . 1«O 621 LINDEN AVENUE OFFICE: 443 PEAHL STREET Pl>mx.—$62.50 monthly WOODBRIEGE, N. J. Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel • Roofing and Siding • HUDSON MAtIM Washed Sand - Waterpreoflnf ">MS, CONVENTIONAL L FUNERAL HOMES pn> LIVING KOOM AND DINING Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster •ouiiui:il ailii for and Liquors 'Young 169 Smith St. , Perth Amboj '"Dii: purposes Incceased i PARAKEETS 111 574 AMBOY AVENUE Call PE 4-0741 in ten cities of the na- 88 Main Street Suitable (or ""' >i'.st six months of Training I Woodbridge, N. J. 11 if cor responding period For Business •u-i-ordintf (« a study by Telephone: 8-0(i54 Tropical Scrap Dealers II Lawij| and Gardens ''"'ice Jones Company, Fish EFFICIENT FORMS '"•< consultanU. This COLLIER FARMS MILK BAR Digging Have your lawn and garden •"' i »t til for the ten sam- BREEDERS' SUPPLIES "••' lioiti $202,207,974 in prepared now. H. Kosene & Son : Famous for our Hamburgers Save — Quantity Discounts >- M.OH,737 this year. Rototilling, Grading and Ditch digging (or water pipes U.S.G. Inspected Fresh Horse Meat 205 Market| St., Perth Amboy MILK SHAKES Laterals for septic tanks Land Clearing \n \M MOTHER HAS JOE'S PET SHOP We buy »cra|) metals, iron, steel Complete Fountain Service All types of trenches •i-tiKLfjs _ Mfg. ^tty L W. Suit 156 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. etc. Also bed springs, mattresaes 1 -I who expects a "baby Tray Service 32 West ^Street, Colonia PERTH AMBOY 4-3419 rafs, batteries, washers, etc. Clea '111' '"as been cDnflnett to L.W. Suit '"• *'" the Qeneral Hospl- , Kahway 7-5635* up your home and backyard— Mi Route 25, near Cloverleaf Circle 32 \Vest Street, Colonia ' 'y 'it. Ttu'ee olher res- CaU PE4-0877 i'"i'fills decided that they Aven^l, N. J. 1-5835 • Radio and TV Servlcl • :vl' Mrs. Seymour a stork • Moving and Trucking • Let us help you design u"ni>lt'te with haiby blank- your printed matter, for '"'•' "iid rattles. With The Excavating , Complete; Moving Job TELEVISION Service Stations t greater efficiency in the ""'nurses, their iron lungs SKK US K)R A (JOOU.BUY IN office, factory or sales* ''•'-ifil to the door of Mrs. 3 Riomi *25 5 Rooms $35 SERVICE room. Quality crafts- v 4 Rooms |80 6 Rooms $40 ' """ i so they could SINKS & COUNTER TOPS IS OUR manship assures satis* m Gorecki & Gorecki Reasonable Storaje SO Days Free ill* prsieoU. FORMICA • VINVL • MNOLKUM • SHEKT BUBBER A0 Loads Insured—10 years tm BUSINESS Halo.han Brothers faction I All Colur.'v- (iiiuninlefd or Install It Yqurself EXCAVATING CO. GAKAQE ECONOMY MOVERS Call WO I-1SM ;i|v »f Agriculture CharleB 1 90 Sharot Street, Carteret Standard Etio froduata I' " ^ asked farmers (o TUIPMONi PUIH AUIQY < ]tii Today lllU Pbon* ; 1953 wheat crop by • FILL DIRT • TOr 8OILC illlH| .»U0 bushels, by cut- Middh'svx floor Cotwviny €o* • MASON SAND WOODBRIDGE RADIO , •' '•'" Dlanting, A produc- Cor. Ajuboy Avenue and - HANK I NiHUi--- -!iA*llJl'i. l-tfRO •- — • CRUSHED STONE & TELEVISION lr " "' i.iwo.ooo.OOO tjushelsl Scwond Stn«4 •*•*•• compared with 1,- I OB II A I I, AVI. NU L I'EKTII AMIIdV f< f Vu ItRSEV • CINDERS t GRADTNQ i Bjibvay Ave., WoolirUit

P7 THURSDAY, AUOUST 7, 1952 PAOE TEN LEGAL NOTICE& LEGAL NOTICKS LEGAL NOTICES NOTICES I LROAI, NOTICES •la; of Coaklev Sir,.. Jwnham Agency. »nd Together with all gLKCTRIC COMPANY. Iftc . » New Also known M B7S-B77 B**te Btrtet, and trading ai «ld« of Ant.h Avc.i, pnr.iunut to Inv, Sx«d » minimum Mien Dunham. of In and to al (11 nlonn mid .,|,,, riTUP i.l which *kld loin In Mid block JitMjr Corporation, et aka., —•*,—. ..*.»•Perth...... ^v^Amttoy,, N.... J--. . Rnt« WtH of R»«ut.lon for the nnl» The approxlmata amount or u» south 87 dexrexs,., • will M »p«idmi: ti:f »<•** «'"•*» Un»W!n Diivr. sir entertaining iournrii. th* Township Committee r»- day, at the Sheriff" Office IB the City SAMUKL B. COftm, ildr ef Orove Ave.. dlsUnt westerly 19( tlon of Mlllburn. a N. J. 44H-T On n r-iTtiMn hfr brother »nd sk<;>>r-m-iAT Mr Miss Ciiu and Mrs. Jnmcs TBS the right tn itn discretion W of New Brunswick. N J AttattieT. from the northwest comer of Orove nnn PlnlntirT. nnd Henry SSWwkeW r Bnd Map of iBelin w, .< Jr Rj»:'ay. SMtort. Jersey City, thK week. en «n« oiif or all bids Mid tn «ell All those certain )ou, tractn ot puf- 132 18 1/17-M-31-I/7/M Mnden Att; running thence 111 north- Jeiin Stocckcr. hl« wife, et al«., DJ- Middlesex Couniv and Mrs Jame erlt'Darallil with Mnrtun Ave. 100 to Wallace. Huahfi. Savoy Street, .inld Inis In Mid block lo siie» bidder eels of land and pirmlseii. herellinrt*r fendnnts. Writ of Execution for the 15, 1921" as M«|, N Mr and Mr-- H >• it may Mint, due ren&rd bttnu liven p»rllciil»rlv de«-rtb»ddibd . iltuataltt , lyinit SHRRirrS JALt a win ;:-.-n'-n (21 Westerly pnrnllel sule of mortunited premlOTs dftted The above iiey and rhildrt n Un> sr.d CH-OU? N>w Frsnk ImpoTtlro. Patricia Avenue, •a tenni »nd manner of ptyment, In nnd belnii In ihe CUT of Perth Amboy. MIDDLB8BX COUNTY COnftT, WOOB- with nr'ovp Ave. 40' to n point: thence SCCWdahce with •., M: ir.d »n«i Joseph aixibereer. Florence me one or more minimum bid* ahalt In the finimly nr Middlesex and State BRIDOR NATTONA1. BANK, a nation- (3i snmherlv parallel wltt the first Bv'vlrtiio'of th» abova stated Writ, * Sftller, Civil Kn. i Market. sut*"..- « received, ilescribrd course 100' to the norther v dBtsd January in Avenue rfnd Alinn Quirin, Iselln, of New Jersey al banking corporation. Plaintiff, and to me directed nnd delivered, I will «X Mrs J.tmts R Blue*. Patr.a.< Ave- flpon nrrepmnr* of the minimum BYRON DUNHAM, Individually and line of Drove AVP.; thence (4) easterly BoltlK the pri'hn *pr!i; Sun.'i;)v at Seaside Belfin known und deal|n>t(ut A* Lot* nue _^ bid. or bid gbova minimum, try th. Hon. 1-A, I7-A. to SO inclvinlve, In Block iradtnn M Dunham Aienry and nlomr the northerly Mnc of Orove Ave and deslgnntpd n* • Mrs Darnel Den Bleyltei'. Towiwlilp committee and the payment KI.I.EN DUNHAM. Defendants. Writ <' John>ton. CaU this in me directed nnd dellfered, I will Savlnii) time in th» * , ™ " °1 JJJ Thirty-one its.nm ker tut" rrtuni«d fro* :i-' :: >•»'»- teerl for (aid premli*". cree dated October .13, 1937, nnd r«- ofllt* of MWrtlPsfn County in Book r.rr.Tii corded in the Middlesex Cmin said day. «t the aheriffa Office In the with the costs of Uon in Lonu Island.' MMW »!iere DATKh: August Sth, 1042. I4JS »f Deeds, Tnite 77. ToifMher with „ b J. DUSIOAN, lowinnlp Clerk Office on October 14th. IOT7, 111 Ilook THlf TWBNTnrTH DAY City of 'New Brunswick, N. J. tbfy viNtwl Mr and Mr< Lin :icv 1122 of Orfds for ntild County, on OF AUGUST A. D , MNITREN Subject to unpaid tax" nnd Hens and Premises situate, lying and being in Hghta, prlvlleni>:; LFC.AL NOTICES T« hf ndvertlrtd Aug. 7tli, 1951. and tfUHDRED FUTT-TWO encumbrances of record the Township of Woodbrldg*. In the •ppurteiianccs tiiV AUK nth. 1952. In the Independent- Prtmues known nf 144 Oroff Avenue,, Iri anywise nppAr';, LotMi No« 27_. . 2S_, , 29 and JO. In Block ho hour of two o clock by the theh County of Middlesex end State ot Hew -Mr and Mr«* Harrr Slor.-h Court No~45« "hnvlri'd he'cnftcqulred' by Final, prevalllni? (8t»na«rd or Dayllfht 8»»- Woodbrldge, New Jersey, The nppronlmnte amount of the NOTICE I Decree daUd October 13th. 1937, and Ihl!) time. In the afternoon of the mid on the southerly side of htve relumed to tbej: !K«TW m In- judgment to be sutlrfted by Kid wle Is "?"-^trtet "at a'polnt therein flla- * person* (nuocrned may infce nottr COURT OF NEW jeR9BT recorded In ttar Middlesex Covinty dnj. at the. BherllJ's OfflM In the City the sum of One Thousand Four Hun- Conmey etreet nv a ii™>_ ^ _ „„_„ HOI A', man Avenue ifter a two-reek va- : at* Division, on —Mr *nd Mrs Arn»rui Van de: r the 12th l. for Settlement and allow- »nc* Tht sair.e be:ne first audited Ad SALE STARTS her brother Jame5 Hoffman an.1 *ifd bv ihf Siirroi'^e Chaile* LM«hr:e. Jervv C;:y D»!«l Aususi 4ih, 1952 Sunday AI.I.A A1.1DA VAN SLVKE Thursday, August 7th —Mrs Msrsaret Scott and JACOB R BERNSTEIN B«] , ITS Srr.iiri Slrw:. Mrs. Marram Mmw- Penh Air.bcn, N J . Patricia. Carole and Maur- Prortor een. Inman Avenue Miss Wtlma I -L S ", 14. 21. 38 Froehrh. Seekman Avenue :»nd PROPOS \I. Miss Bette Brown. Wo.xi Avenue, Sr»)«! bid^ xol! Iw rev-elved by the have returned home from a two- »o»rd of Bdu.-ai-.r-n of \he Township of »wk vacation at Point Pleasant. djrf »• the Bnird Room In the H.sh Srhoo'.. Woodhrldtf. N J. nt 8 —Mrs. Hattie Wohlrab. Jersey p M BDSt Ancusi IB. 1952. ror re- City, is visiting Mr ;tnd Mrs. Rii-h- to from o! r> o i u open to Inspection nnd tn he publicly SLIPS —Mr. ana Mrs. tj. J. urennan, „„] ,)rior ^ ^^ LUU 792 and 793, 69c O'ALLS Midfleld Road, attended a recent iu Blue* 688 ou the Woodbrid^c Town- 1.98 . 2-59 up up showing of the play "StlUl Pa- •^'P Assessment Mnp. SIZES I ' CiriC Ul New YorK. T»ke luriher nonce tnat the Town- Values to NOW CHILDREN'S —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stacey. ship Commtttee ha.s, by resolution and 1 TO 8 '" Bramlmll Road, are *nU>nainin« pursuant to luw. Ilitd » minimum nrtce at which sidd lots In auld block LADIES' SHORTS 1.49 - 1.99 ,. o,. , . . , . wm be aoid toaether wttn ull other 2-98 1.59 StephenMrs. Slace, Keeny s nephews, sons ,o (Ardei Mr.l andd , deuUls penlnem. .said minimum price SHORTS 5150 0(1 plus costs of prepnrlnK Mrs. James Keen, ElUabelh. i U«HI buu udvernslUK mis suit. Suld lot In said block, If sold on terms, POLO SHIRTS : 98c . will require a (iown paynitni of $t.VOl), 398 1.99 | the Ui.uiiix ol purcintae price LO bu paid In equal monthly Installments of : Ladies' Seersucker »(10.00 plus interest and other terms up v provideQ lor in comruct ul liale. > GOWNS AND PAJAMAS ,.-...1.59 T»ke further notice tnnt »t said sale, i 5-98 2.99 ' Miy woshlp Couuiiuuse aud tiib puyment 81x99 ffa GREY & KHAKI The Department of Agriculture thereof by the purcitut>er according, to TWILLS & warns against the use of the new mo inumiir of pure haw In accordance 2.75 Up with, term* ol bu.e uu me. the Town- SHIRTS 49c - 3 for 1.35'CHINO chemical "soil conditioners" ex ship will fleuvef a baxialu snd sale cept. on an experimental bases. deed for said premises. "SiMPTIX" TABLE CLOTHES MEN'S . ., (I Department scientists state tha OATBD: AuguU 5th, 1»5'J. tt. J. MuWUAH, Tuwnijapf while sum* materials were known To bA ullviTlltod Auu, 7lh, 11)52, ant to Improve the structure ot heavy Aug. lith, 1852, lu the Independent SHORTS 59c - 3 W 1.65 cUy soils, ex»erliQeat«tioi) is s(4H L \ 1.79 In an early state and warns grow Hefer To: VI-iti 54x72 ers to buy and use them in sm^l NOTICE OK rUBLIC SAI.B TO WHOta l'l' MAY COMCKHM: MEN'S BATHING TRUNKS quantities until convinced tha At « re«ul»r mwtuiti of tha Township CHAMBRAY benefits gained were worth the Committee uf Uie 'l'owiist'lp ol Wood- COTTAGE cost involved. briai<, bald Tuesday, August sth 1DS2,1 was directed lo advertise tile faci 1.99 up 1.59 ..2.39 - 2.99 WORK SHIRTS that ou -Tuesday evening, AUK lttb, 1952. the Township Committee RESEARCH will m«*t at 8 If. M. (UbTl in tile COJII, mlttee Chambers, Memorial Municipal SUwt 1941, *« Federal Qovera ttulidlujf. Woodtiri(J|(a. NawJtnvy, aad ment has spent •bouti|l,00,000, axjiowt and sell at public tale aud to titt highest bidder ^cording to teroit 000 for scientific research and d< of sal* ou tl^i with thtt Township Clerk wlopment. This yArJhe Govern opan, to Inspection and to be. publicly DEPARTMENT meat will spenp d 111.6(0.000,000 for read prior to salt!, remaining portions this purpose, whlcfc ts more than ot Lots «T, « tnd «», Block 631, on tUe h»J.iWh-Tthi,ivMinn «»s vlute Woodbfld* To*tt»hli» Aweswiient CHOPER'S STORE LEADER PAGE ELEVEN • Y. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 {lack Twirls No-Hitter as Giants Trample Pirates, 4-0 i. Vnihony'sTrips Alibani Seaports Molnars Overcome Smiling Irishman - - By Alan Mavtr Versatile Iselin SPORTS ROUND-UP Lad Faces But 18 ;;l|s0 lo Hold Loop By Johnnie Royle Post 6th Straight Warriors, Keeping Hitler^ bids II) 'oniendcr Position Freeholder Leon Campbell is to be complimented Jr. League Victory Win Streak Intact on the efficient manner in which his summer athletic program functions each year without confusion. The NATIONAL DIVISION HI AMUOY—St. Anthony's SUndlnfl SunAIng of T>«nu i;i.,Hliii!! made another annual list of sports events Is wide in scope since it W w I, W u Allbanl Sanporti a Mtilmrn 6 0 MIA. Dodfora 11 V .,„! fur ;i plny-off berth In covers boys from the age of eight on up, and also the\ Cycloim a HOIIM of Ptnn 5 I K. of c. Cardinal* 13 1 cminly Baseball L<»RHue Bobcsti 3 flirrons 5 a Jtunea Motor* CKanta 10 MK» TIJMB 4 2 ', ,„. i lie Ciilsn rime, 10-3 weaker sex. Any individual within the confines of\ 1 Jlggi Tavern Lions Club Pirates 4 B 2 Miatowners 4 1 Finn CompanT Bnrt« 4 ',.,. iiiiy which eventually si' Middlesex County Is eligible to participate in the Free- . I Anderson's Rndlo 3 SI. Anthony'a Cub* - 1 •hi cnnU'-st. , StatVa Tavern 3 3 holders' numerous events which include baseball, soft- Wanton 1 5 .'r i in I iim" appeared • rosy foe WOODBRIDOE — A 9-4 trj-KntRhta or Columbus 0 ball, Little L'eague baseball, and bicycle racing. The « WOODBRIDGE — The naina , , ,ii'\v in the first innlnfe umph over the Bobcats enabled the Wcutoa T»v«hi '.' 0 a Daniel Black wu inserted on tn* ,> ., v lii't little time driving fields, officials and actual playing equipment is fur- Allbanl Seaports of Port Readi golden walls of the Woodbrldlt ' ,,, arrnss the plate. Pete jiished by the Board of Freeholders. In some cases, Mr. .o extend their win streak to six WOODBRIDOE -^ Molnars con- Little League's mythical Hall tst Hie Amfooyans' starting straight In the Recreation Junior tinued to look down upon the clubs fame (his week after the Janwa . ;i,(I tiic Siiints under enn- Campbell has done more to advance^gempetitive sports Baseball League this week. The tn the Recreation Seniors, Softball Motors Olants' pitcher hurled .ft.' r ,, iMe initial three frames than individual communities In the county. We mink circuit leaders are now one game League this week after defeating 4-0 no-hit no-run game against ,',•,. ;iii' i!-0 advantage look ahead of the second place Cy- the Warriors 8-6 for their sixth the Lions Club Pirates. The St. 1 it would be a nice gesture on someone's part td thank 11,.-. .i-v-i-r. Port Reading came clones. straight triumph since the start of James' field was the scene of the the second half. :i iin.! letter's box in the the chairman of the department of parks openly for his Although the Bobcats were out- brilliant feat. i,iiiz:i to send two runs sincere interest in the youth of Middlesex. He is doing classed all the way, they gave the The circuit leaders were Just an- Black, who halls from Iseltn, has . uniiiHl third to tic the Seaports a scare In the first Inning other team during the first half a terrific job year in and year out, and* we .thinker. been with the Ola tits for two fears, when, trailing by a 3-0 count, they action, but since the start of the and during that time has played ,. Jilih session, Oadek lost Campbell deserves some, sort of recognition. came back In the bottom of the second phase of the schedule, Mol- iust about every position on the initial f\ame with a. rally to ease •}• touch completely as JUST A BASEBALL YARN .nars ha? played championship ball team Including working behind , iiiv's practically churned out front 3-2. and is In a favorable position to Our favorite baseball story concerns a local character the plate. His versatility earned . u,r imths with a scorching However, the Seaports were no' keep their slate clean until the an- nual play offs. him a position on the National • , ii nrUfcl eight big runs , named Stosh who, in his mind, thought he was the to be denied the top side of the O'NiILt Division All-Star team Which • ,. nil- was finally retired. next'thing to Joe DiMaggio or, if you're a. Red Sox fan seote for long as they retaliated In The House of Finn, the defend- ftATlOtiAL reached the quarter finals in the •i•milled (i comeback In Its the second stanza for a cluster of ing champions, secured seconrt PEBUT sectional tournament. —Ted Williams. Whenever he failed to get a base hit, ,r null, but the best they three runs. Two walks, a double place in the current standings by MAHASgR In opposing the Pirates, yoiflte A;I.S account for a single off the bat of Malloy, and a field- it was his custom to walk back to the bench with an edgink Jlggs Tavern of Hopelawn THE JPH/LUMS MLL Black faced only 18 batters, whicn < er's choice play accounted for the 4-2 in a closely fought contest. BEA ass absurd excuse for not blasting the ball a mile. In one 1 Is par for the six Inning distance. ilek, the former Bar- uprising which placed Port Read-' Mike Roskey, the House of Finna' IF HE MAKE& '/UFA/' He fanii>>d a total of 10 and walked i usually playsvthree particularly close game, our friend was having a tough ing on top 5-3. A single run in the i underhand artist, was at his best OUT three, viiile registering his his- i iions on the club, time hitting the ball out of the infield. In MB first three sixth and three more in the sev-from the diamond dtas, holding toric victory. l at flipping from the enth session clinched the verdict Jlggs hitless and sooreless for five ii:ns with the result that trips to the plate, he popped up due to his anxiety, to for the Seaports. full innings. His mystic spell over The Giants rallied in the very first Inning to give Black a threer i in ii neat six hitter hit for the circuit. After each failure, Stosh would Malloy played a dual hero's role the Hopelawn crew wns finally hv winning the contest for Port broken In the sixth stanza when run cushion to work on. Jerry ,.,. woithy of veteran trudge back to the bench with a new tale of woe for his i,nIrk was nipped with Reading from the mound with a he was touched for two runs and Oliver started it off by slashing •if.it after being tanged misfortune. Late in the game, with the score tied at three hit performance and sup-three hits. Roskey's mound oppon- a sharp single to center and was THE PBFFECT advanced all the way to third -.ilelics. 2-2, our hero's turn at bat came up, but before he plied a large part of the power in ent, Jackie Handerhan, hurled a ffPE OFMANASeR FOR the batter's box with three hits. stellar four hit game b,ut was the when Richard Tyrrell and Rtibvei i,;iz.ir and Lou Resko stepped into the batter's box he informed his team- Bob Anderson was nicked with the victim of the setback. OF • ini competition from This time the group will trek to Ebbeta Field in Brook- for |"t*ntion for the township title by monds. The_ Cyclones accounted bornT foe in the capital city entry into all Important runs. r; I lacks, (ill prospects lyn to view the Dodgers in action . ., The foundation Kheir fen runs in Vuo innings, the- Hasting'Anderson RadkHtf FOrdsjan(j tnV'vftdry enabled the soY- The Fords Clippers won the first Over in the American Division, 13-3 with a devastating 20 hit at- diers to* finish play with a record of game by trpunclng the East in hvt'ht'irt nrt-k of Wflg- of Little League baseball is in jeopardy when teams third, in which they rallied for Eddie Ballo won his seventh • :nrc the track opened seven markers, and the sixth with tack. The one sided fracas was five wins and no losses. Brunswick Recreation crew, 0-1, played at the Sewareu diamond. straight decision as the Reo Diner functioning under National jurisdiction attempt to three. The Spartans scored two in Fort Dix, which qualified for a behind the stellar pitching of Tigers turned back the C.I.O. One of the ontstondinj fPRtuwi Norman .... i ,,u utH .x^iitt itu'%irig locate loop holes to get around decisions handed down I WIK hcojiiJ iUiu.a «r,d one in the ;crth in the National Scm! Pro -t-2, in it vioseiy iougtit ii s.initoKa Springs for h d fth of the game was the unexpected Congress Tournament at Wichita, The young Fords chucker, one 1 by*the overall commissioner in Williamsport. Some of third and fourth. mound performance rendered by game at the St. James' diamond. tour weeks, Monmouth Nelson, the Cyclones' aggressive Kansas, succeeded Briggs Chevro- of the best In the township circuit, Ballo at Best our Little League leaders in the country should stop Johnny Konlck, who usually works let of South Amboy as tournament was deprived of * deserved shut- :uil its final week with shortstop, had a perfect day at the behind the plate or patrols the Ballo, the winningest pitcher In • .mil bettini! records plate, going three for tliree. His champion. Briggs had taken trjp out In the* third inning when East to remember they are dealing with immature bodies, outfield. In his initial appearance title in each of'the last three years. Brunswick came up with its lone both divisions, was at his best' • i iiii'red, and officials team mate, Tlmiskl, shared offens- on the hill, Konick came through from the center of the diamond, ii.iiiiciit of passing thjs which can be overworked, especially in this humid ive laurels with three safeties. After a scoreless first inning, tally of the game.. Cresfy East with a brilliant three hitter, and both teams tallied in the second. allowing two hits and striking out m mark when the meet weather... Jack Tobias, the official Woodbridge Little In one of the closest fought Brunswick's lead oft man, spoiled (Continued on Page 12) Haddix opened the Fort Dix sec-Svarrer's bid for a no-hitter with 14 decupants of the batter's box. • unirday. League Tag Day chairman announced that the dates (Continued on Page 12) His control was razor sharp with 1 ond with a ground rule double and his lone safety. . tin tin: first 43 days of went to third of Joe Bella's single. one lone walk charged against .luiiiyed $1,373,081! as for the drive have been changed to August 22nd and Three hits were all the Clippers him. Matt Pratteroli, the mainstay A play was made for Bella on an could account for at the plate, but t . sl.f87.789 for 1951, a 23rd . . . The Avenel Park baseball diamond will not County to SponsorBicycleRaces attempted steal of second and of the Brawns' hurling staff, •' >\ per cent. The attend- they took full advantage of 13 pitched a good game, holding the* be ready until next spring according to a recent an- Haddix beat a return throw home. walks and two errors to score two i: ill 1G.810 against 16,- Trenton, however, took a 2-1 Tigers in check with six siug]e& I line period a year ago, nouncement from the Recreation Department , . . runs in the second inning, five in His strikeout total for the six in- For Boys; Contests Open Aug. 30 lead In its half en a walk to Fred the third, and one in the fourth : Hi 4 per cent. Tony Cacciola will name his new assistant coach be- that this sameNict holds true in Prince and ground rule doubles by nings reached 10 against a single • iin i,in without Metro- NEW BRUNSWICK—Freehold Ken Minschwarner and Frank De- and fifth. walk. fore our next edition ... er Leon A. Campbell, chairman of cycling. Bob Griffith was the Clip- i:i i. iiion only three days "It is my hope that every muni- boskey. The Reo Diner club eased out • 'I ilie .six wide open days the Department of Parks, an- per's 'big man 1 the batter's box ,/ront In the third frame when Vic cipality in Middlesex County will The score was tied at two all bywith a double and single in three • are expected to send The Township's 14th playground was dedicated in nounced today that plans have Fort Dix in the fifth. With two out, Ostrower singled through the hi- ' : be represented in this series of trips from the bench. ; - averse handle soar- Colonia yesterday , . . Paul DeSantis left for a two been completed for a series of bi- races," Mr. Campbell concluded. Gene Martin walked, stole second, field, stole second, and advanced • .j1.40(1.000 for a total A trio of home runs paved the to third on a fielder's choice. Mike - weeks' stay in the Poconos where he hopes to condition cycle races designed especially for All boys interested in entering and scored on McConnell's single. way for the Fords Eagles convlnc- ••; li/iiic 17 per cent. In his next trip to the plate in the Vlrchick then walked and stole Middlesex County school boys. the ijaces are asked to submit their ng 13-3 triumph over the, Me- ' i:me bettini} handle of himself fdr the rapidly approaching Barron grid sea^ entries before August 22 to Ward eighth, McConnell blasted his second to give Ostrower the oppor- -' A as sut last year and The races, divided into three game winning home run. tuchen Cubs in another first round tunity to break for the plate with 1 son. The Port Reading athlete was a standout with the categories, will be held Saturday E&irenfeld, county recreation di- contest. been eclipsed. Haddix:''struck out 15 and walked the first run on the throw down h morning, August 30, in Johnson rector, 118. Donaldson Street, ' i day without opposi- freshmen eleven last fall and is expected to land a two while George Semansky, The Eagles' circuit fllouters were to the keystone sack. After Ballo Park, preceding ^the first day of Highland Park. Include in the en- Allen Koperwhats, Eft Homan, and • •< •(>. a crowd of 23.&15 varsity berth . . . The Woodbridge Little League will try your name, age, school, grade Trenton's hurler, gave ap seven struck out, Bobby Koltbas tapped 'i wn through the mutuel :ompetition in the National Ama- hits. • Ron Biermann. Homan also assist- a slow roller through the shortstop run two buses to the Yankee Stadium tomorrow night teur Championships. Boys with you are in and address. Vi'.ii'i-day's turhrtut of . The most valuable player trophy ed his team's nine hit attack 'with to give Vlrchick ample time to ialloon-tire 'bikes will ride in two Contest Rules ^'•il $1,842,678 into the when the Boston Red Sox are being entertained , . . was awarded to Irv Pallca for post- two sharp singles to bring his come around to score the second .jroups, one for youths up to and In each of the three racing "lie. Woodbridge Little Leaguers aije rooting'for Fords to ing three' pitching victories. He total of safe blows for the after- run of the inning. Including fifth graders and the groups there will be one-eighth noon up to three. '••'lion of the. number of 'mile heats to qualify and one-played right field yesterday and With the Timers out frijnt, 3-0, : come through in the County Freeholders Tournament other for those who are m' the 1 It appeared as though the con- i!i lior.se players in the eighth mile finals with the excep- contributed two hits. going into the bottom of the fourth [ Ixth, seventh and eighth grades. test might have developed into a iie fact that four spe- ... Tony Barcellona is.doing a commendable job hand- tion of the lightweight class, which stanza, the Browns rallied for tw6 II :n addition, there will be an open close struggle after both clubs • made the run down ling St. Anthony's managerial reins after the team competition for boys owning light- will have a quarter mile final. markers to close the gap. Dundft '• Vork, an additional two matched each other with three : practically collapsed last summer .. . The race in the weight bikes. The Freeholders again'thjs year started it of! with a base; hit to '"U added for the last Freeman St. Outfit runs In the first inning. However, left field and reached second on- Mr. Campbell, in making the hav? Invited the cycling world to after a scoreless second stanza, . The trains brought Recreation Senior Softball loop may go down to the hold its amateur championships Nick Menchise's intfleld out, Bobby Hi track yesterday as announcement, said, "Whlje we In Fords ripped the game apart In wire with Molnars ,«nd the House of Vinni abreast. .. Middlesex County are playing host over the half mile Johnson Park Clipped by Fords Kasko kept the pot perking by » ii.519 for the same the third with 4 cluster of. five beating put a slow roller. With f«ti ; The Barrons are standing by with the hopes begetting to some of the nation's outstand- track; one of the fastest of its type runs and continued-where they ir. The special boat in the United States. Competitors on, Walter Goos laid Into a, teat u to know you're the third. the bourbon, . -;' 1 I'i.V ' Increased 1900,000,000 of which Freeman Street'with four safeties. with lire." St. Juna»' ' • . '• ' • f Anderson absorbed Woodbrldge's Al Puca paced Metuchen's five $100,000,000 was in' saving's bonds W*Uus4ay, a P. MAC.I.O. Bwma vs. Khranis Club Indian* at hit attack with two safeties, while and $800,000,000 in securities." setback after being tagged lor St. Junes' eight h}fcs, John Mantaperto duplicated the MID-SUMMER SPECIALS! teat far Fords. • * . • > pick Hsrse? supplied Fords' BOWLWfi... Open N€W! , * NATIONAL WVtSIOH Saturday aflefiiuuii the second SHORT SLEEVE MEN'S FARING ; strength at the plate by going Saturday, 40 A. M.-UWM Club Pirate, n. Si AnUwnj's Cubt. three for three for a perfect after- round games wl^[ pit .the Forda The whole family bowls at WHITE SPORT As a result of sharp cuts In ap »t St. Jam*' , noon In the offensive department. Eagles against thet Qchwalje |SHiRTS SUPPOftT-WS propriations which the fflgtrty J4 Yanks', and the Roatraeyer Oianta SHIRTS Saturday, lift P. M.-JMDM MfttoW QlanU v». rtM. D*ii*n Oeorge Mako blasted a forte p|y Second CottYreja made, thousand wallop for Fords. opposing the Fords Clippers, The 98c 69c of Government workers throuflv at St. Jam**' Roosevelt Park diamond will be 1.59 out the country are being fired Monday, 8'P, M.—Jaaw Motor* Giants m MM. Dodgore at the scene of both contests. RAHWAY RECREATION I REE ALTERATIONS ON ALL tfANTS While virtually ajl' 8fth«>lNo.n ••. '-fc*. ••- j KM Man will feel the pinch, t^ Tuesday. < P. M,-Flre Cwnwwy Warn vi, Sf."AntW'» Cubs Little aiti-ftjook At that ktnd . Practise%»?, • are the six econoWc ifr atfyuotfNp. U • $ ' , • ' man cross the street. ' Caq't RATE ARMY & NAVY STORE agencies which *ffiei«ii Wednesday; 6 P. M.-X. of C. tiardUUi n. Lions *Club Pirate* Mother — What is he doing, Why don't you drown mr trou- Call RAhw»y,WJ3 "WSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET, N. I will rele&u more than 9,000 of at School N«v U ). dew? ; . bles?' > thtir 17,000 erapioyesjprtthin thirty m 1603 COACH STREET ' 1|'«Uun street) . orEN NIGHT Wm eAaU« days sidewalk, tailing to.« banana peel, in **lmmtojf with ..me.'

•' •'•'•'"• •••..:• i'l'SiS..^ t.:.,.. •••'' ''•' """•*••'' '- •' THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1952 INDEPENDENT-1,K,\ PAGE TWELVE while Leblanr .,, Torid Howell nltended a mat.lnor (I two hits |,i, pn-formanre of "Showboat" at the ;i SEWAREN NOTES Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn News From Playgrounds PORT READING NOTES Recreation League Schedule yesterday. \ Molna --Mlss Carol Rnnkin and Miss BRIDC.E CMTBZ MEETS fContlnued fr,Mn T—' By The Woodbrider Township' Recreation Department Baseball and Nnncy Cotter left today for a, va- SEWAREN • The Triple Four- it appears us u,,, there will be n sr;ivrwer hunt «t Mm. John McDonnell FREEMAN STREET Softball I^asue Srhrdulr Week nf Aueust II, 1952, Is as follows: cation at the Madeline Mufford some Biidee Club held Its last destined to sipend 2:30, The schedule fnr next week Phone WO S-111IW PIJIYOROUND Girl Beaut Cump In Branchville, mwting at the home of Mrs. Har- rubber. is as follows: Mondiiv. potato SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE . Ml.-,.s Maryy Gels, director rr>- N. Y. per A. Sloan. Prfee winners were roast, 3 P. M., foot races. 7 P. M.: Monday, Aueust 11, 6:00 P. M. Mrs Willard Tunison, Mrs. Olive After beln,. i ports that thf winners of thf doll The winner In the balloon con- -Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Henry, 1(lll Tuesday, sand and clay modelmt! T Van Iderstine, Miss Blanche first lnnlnR, u,,, , show WPIP as follows: Oldest doll. test, as announced by Mrs. Carmen JIKRS Tavern vs, Molnars at Hopelawn Claybank contest'. 3:00 P, M.. Wednesday. West Avenue, arc pursts of Mrs. Van Syckle and Mrs. A. W. UP with four Viruinia Scheln; newest, Mary talent show. 3 P M., Thursday, D'Alessio, playground supervisor, Miatowners vs. Anderson Radio ft TV at Hopelawn School F. J. Adams and her son, A, James, Jane KoatinR; largest, Darter* Scheldt, who will be the next host- and Increased ii, baby parade 10 30 A. M., Friday, were {Catherine HerzoR, Patricia Stan's Bar vs. Mouse of Finn sit Sen.iron In South Coventry. Conn, an 11-0 count in Kllby; smallest. Kathleen Bellan- treasurer Muni. 3 P. M. Capik, Anthony Lerena, John —Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Hnwrll rn; prettiest face. Gloria Burns, seven bin mnrkn ] Hobby show winners weir Rob- Trot to, and Janet Michalski. Girls INTERMEDIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE and family spent the week-end at Lynn Mlchnlski, Patty QuiRiey, Reports from the nation's wheat runs In the sixt], ert Giissaway. Patricia Morse. were victors with a score of 10 to 8 Culver Lake as guests of Mrs curliest hair. Eleanor Galvanlk; Thursday, AIIRUSI 14, fi:0O P. M. belt, indicated a bumper crop this the Barrons' MM,. Alex Katko. John Katko, Bc;itrice' in the sol'tball game played with Jean Krug, WoodbrldRe. darkest hair, Judy Gasiorowsky, year approaching the 1947 record ning. Burr, Lillian Thompson. Joan Rus- the boys. Hopelawn Roys' dull vs. Fords Roys' Club nt Fords Park J.Hly Allen. Putty Quifdey; most —Mrs. Joseph Pocklcmbo and BlllWanca «,,, , sell; three letted race, Bratrlce. SI. James' CYO vs. Font* Tljfi-rs at Hoficlawn School yield. comiral. Patricia Dolan: largest A penny hunt was held Tuesday sons, James and Robert Jaep shot at the plat, , • Barr. Helen Anker, Mar HO Mrnz, assortment, Patty Quigley, Joan afternoon. Today,-at 2;00 o'clock, St. Cecelia'* Boys' Club vs. Fords Vultures at Kennedy Park and Miss Clara Nelson. West, Ave- as many trips tintn' Patricia Morse, Bill a doll costume parade will be held. nue, have returned from a vacation Rhrphnd: mast life-like. Joan St. Anthony's OCYO vs. Sewarcn Boys' <;'lub at Port Reading Alihani Seaporls team mates, \h\-, Shepherd. Joan Safchlnsky. Cath- Robert Kambach. Richard. Kam- All children are asked to attend as at Ocean Grove. Fred bac,k, George Ludwm. pictures will be taken. "*"""**" ~ JUNIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kara- erine Hizcr; most unusual, Jo Ann (Continued from Sport Page) ,Ior offensive iim-,.., FIFE AND DRUM CORPS ELECT kowskl and son. Jan, have re- Meek, Arlene tluSKata; best home- PEARL STREET, WOODBRIDGF Tuesday, August 12, 6:00 P., M. (tames this* season, the Bobcats, safeties apiece made outfit. Anita Lauritsen, Miss Barbara Garis. supervisor turned to their home on Summit The regular practice session of Allbani Seaports vs. Braves, at Freeman Street shut out the MMK Tigers of AvCnel A tie bieukin•• ; ,, Jackie Limit. Sally Kilby; prettiest f the Pearl Street Pliiyjironnfl,- St. Anthony's Fife and Drum Corps Avenue after spending two weeks Cyclone* vs. Mroi Tigers at Port Reading t vacationing at Chadwick. 1-0 In a contest played at Port the eighth innm crocheted tiiess, Karen Bodnar. WoodbrJdge Park, has announced Sal.irday morning was followed by towners a hard i —Mrs. Harry Halsey. Wooct- Readme:. The victory ennbled the ; Maureen Plocrsch; prettiest O^UUA there will be a baby show this af- election of officers. Veronica Gove- Bobcat* vs. Spartans at Oak Street y Ion over Stun,, i>. Kathy Qnlvanik: cutest baby doll, ternoon at 1:30. Tomorrow after- brldge Avenue, visited Mrs. Simon Bobrnts to balnnce their record on lilz was named pr«sident; Joan Saturday, August 16, 10:30 AM. • , The contest «-,. Diane Mirhnlskl, Mary Ann froy- noon at the same time .there will Mnrtlno. vice - presldenf; and Larson at her summer home in the season at three wins stacked Altbani Seaports vs. Cyclones at Port Reading WoodbridRe Fr(,.IM nno; prettiest dress. Laura Zavar- be a hobo parade. {Catherine Soleckl, treasurer. The Shelted Cove over the weekend. up against the same number of sky, Betty Ann Fillipcsuk; fdrelgn The Midtowiiei Winners In the horseshoe con- new officers will meet with the Bobcats vs, Braves at Oak .Street —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garrison defpiUs. dolls. Virginia Scheln, Joann and daughters, Linda and Sandra tleln the eishth •..;, Edward Semlnski. Ben Drum Corps Mothers' Club at its Spartans vs. Mroz Timers at Fords Park • The same was a scoreless affair aibastfon balls ;it>< Casey. Of Baltimore, Md., are visiting, net i, Kay Mudry and Richard ireular meeting OH Aug. 14. until the Bobrnts broke it up in the chalked up on tin ORul. . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Largest and smallest The jDand will meet tonight at top of the seventh frame. Mark the first pitch tot , Braid dolls. Audrey D;iser' and Ju- Winners in the three leneei Thergesen, West Aven.-ie. 0:00 otlqck as well as Saturday Mrs. Salvatore Covino. 34 Turner Ellent.ick opened up the stanza took off for i>, dith Toth; moat colorful, Arlene •ace were Mary Ann Adam, Rosa- RINGWOOD FUNERAL -M-is, Ralph Conrad and daugh- morning at 10:00 o'clock for re- Street is a surgical patient in the with a double to left centcrfleld. stopped running v Pluskata; most unusual story book lie Previte, Martha Urban. Bar- Funeral services were held for ter, Valerie, West Avenue, vaca- hearsals. Saturday afternoon at Perth Amboy General Hospital. Literate, the next batter, struck from Slecineki. : doll. Mary Jane Ploerscn; pretti- bara Previte, Rose Marie O'Biien, 4:45 o'clock they will meet in the Mrs. Josephine Ringiood of 266 tioned at Ocean Grow last week. Daniel J. McDonnell, 1 Fifth —Mrs. Ralph Edgar and son, Al- out. Dunn followed with a wRlk, sailed Into cenicif:. est bride and bridesmaid dolls. Mary Ann Fennell. Andrew Hudak.j church rectory before proceeding O!d Road Monday afternoon at the find, Peterson stepped Into the bat- runner to come ;o. Kathleen and Margaret Markus; Street, has returned home after fred of Newburg, N. Y. Robert O'Biien. Ray Mudry, Ed- to Water's Stadium in Perth Am- Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Green ter's box to win the name by driv to dent the ph cutest boy doll, Mary Ellen Ka- surgery in the Alexian Brothels fred of Newburg, N. Y.. are visit- \,- ward Hapstak, Judy Stallle, Bur boy to play for the Big Little Street, with Rev, Earl H. Devanny. ins Ellentuck home with a sharp portant marker. tona: best loved baby doll. Gloria bara Pinto, Lenore Manglone, Hospital in Elizabeth. ing her sister and brother-in-law. league ball game. Transportation pastor of the First Presbyterian sinRle. Frank Caprarn Jean Filllpscuk; sister doll, Jane Mary Ryan, William Roberts. offered by parents with cars will Mrs. Edward Benoit and son. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Howell, 1 Church, Woodbridge, officiating. Dunn was awarded the Bobcats' hit job to en in Fan . Andrew McKenny, Edward Semin- Gerald, Fifth Street; have moved West Avenue. be appreciated. mo.'ind triumph after scattering victory. Ernie Iv skl. Albert Previte. At present. to Connecticut to join Mr. Benoit Burial was in Cloverleaf Park —Mrs. Olive Van Iderstine, Mrs. In I he Softball game played Fri- NOTES six hits over the seven lnnint? with Stan's sr\U;n day evening, the Fords Playground there are 456 children enrolled at who is employed there. Cemetery, Woodbridge. Floyd T. Howell, Mrs. Ralph Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fratterolo route. Al Ctma was charged with Bobby Trainer defeated the Freeman Street play- the playground. A daughter was born at the Pallbearers were Martin Muslof, ston, Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Mrs. W. and children, Matthew and Ra- W. Brundage, Mrs. William C. Avenel's setback. towners' attack ground by a score of 1-0. MOPELAWN PLAYGROUND Perth Amboy General Hospital to Russell Van Liew. Marold and phael, Tnppen Street, have return- Oliver Ringwood. Richard Duni- Ecker, Mrs. Kenneth Butler. Mrs. The Bobcat's top batter was blows, while Kii Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock Norman Lunde, supervisor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lillie, 112 ed from a week at Seaside Heights. Blair Road last week. f-'an. and William Black. Ralph Edgar, Alfred Edgar and Peterson with a simile and douftle. duplicated the u. there will be a singing contest, he Hopelawn Playground an- Joseph Covino, son of Mr. and FORDS PLAYGROUND nounces that Bob Vemnchio and A pet show was held at the Fordj Anton Bernat were winners of. the derson, Edward Ellion. Registra- playground with winners as fol- checker tournaments. Winners of tion is now 185. lows: Most comical pet, Judy Bo- the horseshoe tournaments were Tomorrow afternoon an airplane nalsky, Jane Bonalsky; smallest, Joe Kan tor and Anton Bernat. model contest will be held at 2 Thomas Gatyas, Robert Krauss, Mrs, Paskey Merritt announced and In the evening bike races will Robert Rebeck, Victor Q;iattrioc- the registration of 202 children. be conducted at 7 o'clock. chi: largest, Patricia Mazurowskl. Potato race, first, Mary Ruskuski; Earl Prang, Wayne French; pretti- second, Laura Jean; third. Carole est. Barbara Jones, Peter Smith, Hitzler; fourth L»is Whitakor. Stephen Balazs, Beatrice Kurlts, Older children, first, Winifred Joyce Kurits, Mary Ann Kurtls, Miekels; second, Lucille Gold- Patricia Den Bleyker. Geraldine worm; third. Douglas Whitaker. ALLIED NATIONS Fibrenli; most pets, Judith Zych. Story telling, Darlene WychofT, Robert Yaeger was the junior Qeorgiana Miekels, Daniel Ram- champion of the horseshoe tour- sey. Helen La Bone. Richard Hew- EXHIBIT nament while Jack JIarkay and itt, Winifred Miekels, Carolyn Van Edwin Schmel held top honors In der Linden, Laura Jean Almeida, AND the intermediate and senior divi- and Marie Santos. sions. Robert Krauss, Judith Zych Next week there will be a marsh- and Jack Harkay were victors in mellow contest on Wednesday, and the checker tournament. paper hat contest on Friday eve- CARNIVAL KENNEDY PAIlK, ISELIN ning. The total registration to date is The contest winners so far are: 602. Thursday evening a hot dog girls, kings, Darlene Wychofl. roast, was held with 21 participat- dominoes, Lucille Goldworm; ing. Plans are being made lor horseshoes, Patricia Kozak. Boys, Aug. 25 thru Aug. 30 (jrand hobo show tonight when checkers, Clyde Hewitt; dominoes, AT pictures will be taken by the Rec- Richard Hewitt; horseshoes, Henry reation department. There are Schussler. Just Hie thing for fricassee, chicken salad, creamed chicken, pot pic, chicken-rice also plans for a Junior checkei COLON1A PLAYGROUND C tournament and a scavenger h,un Races were held last, Wednesday Ready-ior-the-poi Drawn Fowl in. 45 weekly. with Mrs. Russell Furze, supervisor I Any child wishing help on hi in Charge. Winners Were: Sack Grounds - 10DBRIDGE costume may bring it to the super race, J,

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