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AS AID to SAFETY Lets Put Boro in Order! m» Athftuii. ii .AiX. Jtli THT E ADS YOU At--. .1 . J J THE STORB-YOU'LL VIIVVWfM iTSAV!SMON|Y. F(Hf> vcrtiMl vomfftttf ty; Sports ly Roambium «n4 Ittko, a* No, 30. CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1938 PRICE THREE CENTS. he Week PLAY ZONE SCT UPLets Put Boro In Order! RESKO BEARS DOWN Brechka Elected 'Mayor' - Review *« EACH SCHOOL Iirnt 'Clean-Up' Week Is Here! WITH STIFF I HOUGH —AS AID TO SAFETY Fa ,,,,,„ to declare an IN TRAFFIC DRIVE "*' "** CARTJERBTT-Cfot any ashes In Washington and Roosevelt ave- Annual Custom Will B« . ,,nr who deserve* PUS S your cellar? Or any Junk In the nues, where the ground has been Cracka Down , f nmpliment, and Motorists Asked to Detour yard or the'attic or the garage? worked, flowers planted and the Ten Motorists, Caught Here Obtorved in Borough, Schools Schedule Two Ba*. i,, nw who doetn t Areas While In Use By If you have please get It out and spot generally spruced up, In War On Carelessness, , kn"V any other ready to be disposed of next From H-5 O'clock Starting Monday baU Contest*; Grkfiroo .,, i)ir«;t.lv« for doing School Children week which has been designated Every day next week the Are Penalized .|,inKs »s through the official Clean-Up Week. A proc- Street Department's garbage OARTmrr-The youth of the Tilt Also Seen community will take over Carteret .•1Bi,i«t<!rt by Walter PATROL GETS BADGES lamation to that effect appears tmcks will collect refuse placed PETTY THIEVES LOOSE .,', wrf noes: The bld- elsewhere in this Issue, out for them, and If there are next week aooordlng to an annual •.,1,1 possible to Babe Along with the house cleaning cases where special ca.Ua are custom prevalent for the put few *OTH BOARDS AGRtt CARTIRET-Playy mt« h»ve i niiiy because he'* which nearly every home under- necessary, they will be made If CARTERET—Recorder Michael yean. Boy ofHelali wen elected been establishetbl d here according to Reako cracked down last night on WOODBRIDOR-Wlth th4 ,,.i,iv likeable and fln« goes at this time of year, munici- Jthose wishing these calls will yesterday by popular Tote at the the plan p«rfect«d when the Safety mUng dormant tor aertnl palities make »n effort to clean "notify either the Street Com- ten motorists hauled Into court In High School and Albert Brechka ,',.,,1 hut because be Patrol wag recently organized by up and beautify the property missioner, Joseph O. Jo.no, or the administration's drive to check was named Mayor. These "offi- the controTeny over ..,M,.-.rK humanitarian u Police Officer Robert Slmnley, and over which they have control. the Sanitary Inspector of the recklessness and carelessness on lo- cials" will conduct the borough gov- Carteret high acheul athletto rt> Wednesday morning, one Is located near each school In Cartertt relief workers are Board of Health, Mlctu.;l Yu:- cal thoroughfares. The flrst round- ernment all next week, "Youth latloni Is apparently ended, ft* ,,icp police dog tried during the hours immediately pre- now engaged In clearing the cheski, Either man may be up netted ten motorists. Week." Mir- picket tefencen at ceding class sessions, 8:30-9 a m two team* wilt meet twtoe en tts most conspicuous of the vacant reached at the Bomigh Hall, Fines of $10 for speeding were Other officers ehoeen are: Tax Family School and and 11:30 to 1 o'clock. These Usebalt diamond this year and t loU of the refuse and trash Mr. Jorao and Mr. Yarcheskl Imposed on Albert Fhinga of Lin- assessor, Matthew Odxtelak; tax .,nlmipd so that hi* ef- strata are designated by markers po*t-*ea*on footbal gams alee f$% I- which clutters them, and the •have called especial attention to den, Clarence E. Mackle of New- collector, Stephen Ondrejeak; Bor- •,,-.• himself only pushed placed in the middle of the streets prospect. • ~ Street Department, is busy beau- the fact it to desired all house- ark, Edward Garxeanlck of Elisa- ough Council members, Ototfe So- ,> tipper and more and motorist* have been asked to tifying selected spot* In the holders who have kept ashes In beth and Richard Chamberlain of pin, Austin Prultt, Btanley Nle- Although offlcUU of the-"4«S; .,,,„ ids flesh. A group cooperate by not using them dur- community, a notable example their callers throughout the win- Westflelcl. Penalties of •& each mlec, Thomas Coughlln, Anthony municlpalltle* ware 'i uncling nearby were ing the play hour*. If then* in being the triangular shaped ter put them out next week for were assessed against WUlard Cor- Papl and Douglas King; members diacus* the torn, which , ,,. iioth by the doggie's any disobedience to this request parkway at the Junction of collection and disposal. rell of Union Street, a. Stallnnki of the Board of Education, Warren tinninc tn notiflcatkn to V»S>*»* .;,,. s,i(! by a woman Mr. Shanley said, steps will be of 59 Larch Street, Joseph Rusnak Kloee, Albert Krissak, Oeorn Bar. bridge by Cartettt Uwt KMtm: ,^nr hut they shrugged taken by the police department to of 51 Bergen Street and John Ba- onkovich. Prank Hayduk, Stephen tn sever relations on the dtaaaat' ....ii.K-i'.s In a "What can enforce motorists to respect the tulk of 13 Union Street, all of Lukasluk, Andrew Vlrag, Joseph and gridiron, it ha* been the Stt- ,,m tiide. The woman, regulations closing off the streets whom were charged with passing Kennedy, John Markowlti and Ed- }ect ot at least three confetefless ,.v Babe Coughlin a at these hours. Cooks Get Chance To Show ,-,- called him, and he a red light. An additional com- ward Bui. in which Board of Edueatta BMP*- plaint against Batuik for driving the run and shortly In addition to being a regular Recorder Reiko After his election, the boy Mayor ben sought to iron out ttw <B&M without a 1938 permit will be dis- i lie had gently freed play street, Lincoln Avenue near filled the appointive officers u flcultles which prompted posed of later. climbing 19 on the th« Nathan Hale School, where Skill At Contest May 11th follows: Health lnepector. Brwln tion. .,r.eif to Bft the crea- there Is a double quantity of Chil- Joseph Piwkas hf Perth Amboy Wantooh, Board of Health, Iaa- Prom the'beginning It .•:,.,rhps from *» picket. dren now because of the transfer who was nabbed for parking on dore Blnsteln, Louis Medwlck, Ited that beyond Oarteret's chargtt STUDENT GUIDANCE . limSn who summoned of the youngsters of the Washing- Public Demonstration Open the left side of the street was lined Stephen Burs, John JLuskv, Bel* that Woodbridge football playen v ,11 be namelesa because ton School to this building, has LOCAL WOMAN DIES To All, Is Arranged By V- Dnigof. Stephen Ullenberger and were unnecenarily rough wae ttt- , timt like ounelve* she a double attraction. Hop-scotch The drive on motorists, was TALK IS SCHEDULED Matthew Cierepskl; Recorder, Will- reat basis for the complainMjhft ,,,v,ird nice, big, smelly. Local Clubwomen games and roly-poly, (popular ball ordered by Police Commissioner iam CVRorkd; Borough clerk, Jo- antagonism of Coach Francis tlt> „( scalilons to that games) have been marked out with IN AMBOY HOSPITAL Carthy to Coach Nicholas ITtaefc William Qreenwald after a num- seph Medwlck; Borough engineer, < iienrtle** men who rtood By ISABEL LEFKOWITZ paint on the asphalt to encourage ber of complaints had been re- Rutgers Professor to Speak John Karmonoeky; Building In- Becauie of this feud of long-atanoV ,li<l nothing. CARTERET—The first baking the youngsters to play in this ceived, and discussed at the latt spector, Thomas Connolly; Chief of Ing, both Boards while recogntsta ^ „ short time afterward MM. Veronica Soninovkh contest to be held In Carteret, a safety zone. meeting of the Borough Council. In High School Monday Fire Department, Vincent Baclllcl; contest* between the two achoon x.wiing and the Darpc- which Will be sponsored by thi Succumbs at 48 After Recorder Resko last night also Street and Ro*d Commissioner, as "a natural" financially, we» ,,,^ives arrived and got Badges Arrive Carteret Woman's Club Wednes- Afternoon At 2 Efi ordered William Cakor of 164 Ran- John Donovan. hampered in patching up till •i\t home to some canine Members of the Safety Patrol Brief Ulnes* day, May 11, will offer the expert dolpm Street to pay $8 weekly breach. They both punued, theJS* ,\ This dog happen* to wen presented their white belts cooks ot the borough a chance to CARTERFT-Youth Week activ- The Election toward the support of his child fore, a course of watting ,1,,-r of our friend* in and badges this week. All public CARTERST—Mrs. Veronica So- show their skill publicly. Mrs. ities, to be carried out here next Nominations were made on Wed- and Andrew Spolowite of 50 Heald Student* Friendly •hlvirhood and we know school members received thelr's at nlnovleh, forty-three years old, Prank Qodleskl, chairman of the week In conjunction with a simi- nesday, and at the election, in Street was placed on probation , ii» »nd friendly he I* a ceremony held at the High died yesterday at Perth Amboy American Home Department of lar program all over the nation, which the entire student body Prom whence came the lnittsttTS for a year on a charge of dis- i,r lias visited this of- School Tuesday morning, when Dr, General Hospital where she wan the club, has arranged the con- will Include a vocational guidance took part, senior girl students to resume relations is (till Ml orderly conduct.
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