A Newspaper Devoted Complete News, Picture* To the Community Interest Prtwnled fairly, Clearly Fall Local Coverage t\n(\ Impartially Each Week Jnbepenbent - leabet PBICI BOHT CKNT3 Entered us Second Cl»w Miuer WOODBRIDUF:, N. J.. THUKSDAY. OCTOBER 13. in nrefn SirtM. Woodbridjt*. N J XLV1I—NO 34 «t the Po»t Office, Woodbrldje, N J Sweetness and Light 1,149 Given Pressure is Mounting Rjr OIARLF.S E. GREGORY 2nd Polio ,T been told that there may be some labor union On Board to Consider ^n to the low-cost school construction I have been Inoculation ribin£__but I .doubt that very much. * » » • First and Second Grade Pupils in All Schools New Building Designs jn the first place—and I am speaking out of twenty ' Aw association with two labor unions—I am loathe Receive Salk 'Shots' vf that the proposal would be pre-judged and con- WOODBRIDGE -•- Exactly wCrash, Prosecution Waits To Make Plea ,-rrtainlil y woulldd do nothinthi g to weakek n ordi disturt b it. J. Bailey reported to the Board f Health Tuesday night. • . * » SEWAIIEN — A slxteen-year-o',d sew.wn youth, who does "We are going to have a 'make- not have ft driver's license caused two automobile accidents within ip' session next week when those Monday Night Ls a matter of fact, I anticipated the question and have wo mmut.es Saturday morning sendmii two men to the hospital. :hildrer who were absent from As far as could be determined, no complaints have been flted Oivd it as carefully as time and distance would permit. school oan receive their shots,'1 isainst the youth, Joseph Patskanlck. 67 WoodbrldRe Avenue, with WOODHRTDGK - A vanauard vlr. Bailey said. Idition to discussing it with Structo Schools Corp. of the juvenile authorities is yet, but the owner of the car the boy of approximately 300 or more de- The Inoculations wee held .it . I also telephoned Richard Larimer in Lafayette, vas driving, John Mlsko, 74' termined parents Is expected to >n all the public schools and St. Robey: Street, was given a sum- attend Monday night's session of and inquired of him the attitude of the National James' School, Woodbridge and the Board of Education at the 3t. Cecelia's School, Iselin. mons for permitting an unlicensed .fs Corporation whteh built the $18,444-per classroom iriver to operate the vehicle. Town Balks al IN. J., High School to demand that the "We also assisted in Our Lady Board take Immediate action to pi ;n 21 days after the foundation was completed. Patrolmen James Dan.cn and it Peace School, which is in Edi- construct new-type low -cost Edward Preputnick answered the * • * * «m," Mr. Bailey reported; "as $245,000 is Saved schools In the Township. most of the pupils are from I first call and they found that a Mrs. Irving Kahree, 41 Liberty Lh firms told me substantially the same thing. Both Woodbridge Township. :ar operated by Marvin Houstin, WOODBRIDGE - As a result ['13 39 Essex Street, was hit by the Street, Fords, a member ot the d out that all the components in their buildings are The Health Officer also told of a conference held Tuesday re- CltlKns Council and the Better •.he Board that Salk vaccine s aito driven by Patskanick. who garding the State's case against ,-cd by union labor, and that all construction is com- COURAGK I'ERSONIFIKD: Mrs. Adolph Seickel. 63 Elm Street, Schools Association, Is spearhead- low available from the doctors lttempted to make a left turn the Township on the alleged In- Colnnia, is shown doins her "home work," the study of braille. ing the drive to get as many in- „ under similar conditions. Local contractors having .'or children between 5 ant 9. rom West Avenue into Brewster adequacy of the Keasbey sewage Sightless for a year now, the Colonia woman has shown remark- terested residents u possible U> "Under refrigeration In our Place. The youth, according to disposal plant, the Township has fide contractural relations with all unions involved, able courage and has overcome her handicap to the extent that attend the meeting, which starts office," he continued, "we now '.he report, left the scene of the saved $245,000. Township Attor- she plans to enter college tn January. at a P. M. [alone considered for project assignment. National lave 450 cc's of Salk Vaccine now '.ccident. Houstin was taken to ney Nathan D. Duff said yester- Charles E. Oergory, publisher available to doctors for free dis- t»erth Amboy General Hospital said it had arrived at a completely compatible day. of The Independent-Leader, has ribution to young patients whose where he was treated for bruises The State had instituted suit been approached by the group and anding with labor unions when it first began to parents cannot afford to purchase College is Goal of Colonia nbraslons and concussions. against the Township claiming asked to attend the meeting and pre-fabricated houses, and that it could foresee he vaccine. All the doctor has Two minutes later Patrolmen the Keasbey plant did not meet give a detailed report of the '.o do is to sign for it." Wendfl Dahl and Charles Wyda tibie difficulty with schools. I assume agreements requirements nnd was polluting modular and prefabricated school Communicable diseases report- Woman, EvenThough Blind vere sent out on another Sewar- : schools would contain a guarantee satisfactory the waters of the Raritan Bay. construction techniques. Mr. Ore- ore. ;d during the month were as COLONIA—Courage, nccordlng to Webster," is the quality of mind 3rt cau Their Investigation re- Tlie case was due for hearing Oc- gory was Informed by Structo :eqiurements. ollows: 1 oases Of bronchial that enables one to encounter difficulties and danger with firmness or vealed that Patskanlck was drlv- tober 18, but as the result at Schools Corporation in Boston « * • « meumonia; 2 polio cases; one without tear." ng west on Central Avenue and Tuesday's meeting the case has that It can provide a, sis-room :ase of tuberculosis; one of a left turn into Old Acording to that definition, if anyone has courage it is a sweet, little wa°s been dropped. Mr. Duff announc- building In 130 to 150 days. The It .< '.:ue. of course, that the type of schools Structo vhooping cough and one chicken lady who has lived in Colonia for the past thirty-six years, raised her - _ when he struck a panel ed. publisher promised the group that ,ruck owned and driven by John | N .:-..r.ai will provide, take far less time to complete pox. ' live attain — but this time in <• Mr. Duff said he asked for a he will attend the meeting "and Welua, 53 Central Avenue. Tty> Comtnltteeman Peter Snhmid conference which was arranged present the facts as I have them." .vnventional type. This, I suppose, might be an alter was taken to the Perth Art- reported that he had received She is .Mrs. Adolph Seickel, 63 and attended by representatives Lewis S. Jacobson, attorney, will Sim Street, who lost her sight last boy General Hospital by a friend -,,ibie feature to some—but I am sure that members complaints of persqns dumping Menlo Park Woman of the Attorney General's Mflce also attend and urge considers. year after a siege of illness. Mis. ind treated for abrasions and garbage on Florida Grove Road and the State Board ot Health. tlon and examination of th» unions are just as anxious for their children to Seickel did not desfi^ir. She de- •ontusloas of both legs. He said he asked the complain Mr. Duff said he proved that the building techniques described by r.'adequate education as anyone else, I am sure, cided to make a new life for her- ants to cooperate by obtaining th Seriously Burned Keasbey plant, according to pres- Mr. Qregory. self and the fact that she succeed- nee they are taxpayers they are quite as anxious license numbers of cars used an nt standards, is doing a com- Mrs. Kahree said yesterday th* ,o report them to the police. ed is borne out by the fact that this WOODBRIDGE — A Menlo :. :rv in public expenditure as the rest of us. week she was presented with the Squad Emphasizes Silete job. purpose of the meeting is "to_, liydia Hayes Memorial Award for Park Terrace woman is being Asked If the Township has to make certain that the Board • • • * outstanding achievement by a treat 4 at Perth Amboy General make any eowsewions, Mr. Duff Education carries out ihe will -k it is reasonable, then, to be confident no prob- 43 Clubs Guests blind person. Hospital for first And second de- Oxygen Tent Need replied the Township promised the people." "At the/ present time." Mrs. Mrs. Seickel was one of eight gree burns suffered when her to use Ume to decrease bacterial A; arise in respect to organized labor's attitude WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge content. The lime, he said, would ftahrw stated, "the board, with winners picked from more than clothing caught fire while she EmerRency Squad is continuing »:;riot. by consultation and clear understanding At Local Meeting only "cost a couple of hundred the exception of Andrew Aaroc, 700 persons in the State who lost was preparing breakfast in her ts drive for funds w(th the hope ^dis. be,dissolved amicably. their eyesight during a year's dollars." its president, has no intention of I PHOTO BELOW) home, Tuesday. hat the total collected will exceed carrying out the will of the people period ending September. the estimated operating expense The attorney pointed out. how -A » • * • WOODBRIDGE — Forty-three state Commis- Patrolman Robert Ohlson in- ever. "If anndd when mthe swuState » «* Wtai received by the ^'.L: this phase of the situation could, of course, vestigated and found that Mrs. requirement, and allow for the Board of Health changes Ititss ^ * d«te »tate that the van- Lillian Weiss, 99 Isabelle Street, Purchase of an oxygen tent. The standard on bacterial count we academic—because as of now, I have no idea had bent over a flame on the squad reports that many calls and a statuette. They were enter- may be faced with the same Womens' Clubs held Tuesday at Ras range, igniting her clothing, have -been received In the past . :ho Beard of Education is interested In evaluating •ained at a luncheon at the Essex problem again." the First Presbyterian Church with Her husband, Abraham, rushed io 'or this type of equipment and greatest importance right now Ail House, Newark. N •.:;onal Homes or Structo's proposals. AS I reported the Woman's Club of Woodbridge his wife's rescue and put out the squad would like to have one we have been able to set from Mrs. Helen Grommann, instruc- k Structo guaranteed to build a six-classroom as hostess club. Mrs. Arthur A, the flames but received first and vvallable. th« board l» that the next two tor from the State Commission, 15-Month-OldTot Falls th« board l» that the next to Overgaard, Fords, Third District second degree burns of the wrist, Every house in the district is n *• w\ r» schools Will be cheaper than the •i\ complete from foundation to furniture, for visits Mrs. Seickel at her home p Vice president, presided. hand and knees. "wing visited, If by any chance a From tar a$ Door Opens MW i^^ acbooi, but there are v.th no maintenance for 35 years—in from 120 The national anthem was led by >nce every two weeks. The Colonia Mrs. Weiss, taken to the hospl- Sector has not called, donations MW i^^ acbooi, but there are woman has been an apt pupil even no facts andd figures. We, as par- Mrs. Wiltam L. Gruler, Third Dis- tal by the Iselin First Aid Squad may ^ torwarded t0 the squad WOODBRIDGE Fifteen- .i\# National Homes put together an eight-room though she was confined to her ents ia> not care for {flnC7 trict music' chairman, and the was treated for severe burns on dquarteTS at 77 Brook Street, Duntgan, Jr., home for some time with a frac- hea month-old John Duntgan, Jr., ^QQ^ WWee wanwantt uriglituriglit,, rarm,rarm, .:. Lafayette for $18,444 a room. pledge to the flag by Mrs. William the face, neck, shoulders, chest, months the tured foot received when she Durlng the past 15 Grove Avenue, suffered possible comfortablle buildingbili s so our chilhil- L. Bunting, Southern vice chair- 1 • * • • •lipped and fell while walking with arms, hand, back and abdomen. 53quaqUWdj answered 92021 calls,. Inln- serebra concussion Monday, ,jren wlu not nm to g0 to uchool man of education, an of education. her sister to the doctor's. She was In a state of shock when ,ludlT1g 5a7 transportation cases. when he fell out of a car driven orl gpUt i" b S ^n .< :v.s only logical that some estimate of this new Mrs. Norbert S. Jost, president College Her Goal admitted to the hospital where l74 accidents,' 49 lnhalator cases, by his father Mrp of the local club, welcomed the Mrs. Seickel is working hard on her cendition 1? reported as fair. 16 fires and 125 miscellaneou•" s by his father. Mrs. Kahree urged every in- • ••".:•.•• be made by the Board. I am not qualified to Mr. Dunigan told Patrolmen terested resident in the Township guests. her "home work,' ^s she calls it, Patrolman Ohlson said that if jBlu>;alls- . iMThve .„,,„. repor.t states that 1,740 Janus Danch and Eugene Mar- to attend Monday night's session, but I am attempting to get an appraisal which Mrs. Raymond Hays, federation so that she can become proficient Mr. Weiss had not acted quickly :uD:uDiicc feefeett oof oxygeoxyg n were used tin that the baby was seated on "Let's make a big showing." . .:y authority. I don't know that this is my jobchairma, n of civil defense, as first in Braille. She is hoping that his wife would have been burned llurini g the perioeriod and 3,393394 man speaker took as her topic, "Don't Douglass College,'New Brunswick, to death. Aours were involved. the front seat next to him. He she continued, "so that the Board p.y. .tnd I have no desire to achieve anything more be an Ostrich." Mrs. Joseph E. wil accept her as a student in Jan- During, September alone. 58 made a left turn out of Linden of Education will know we are Avenue, Into Green Street, when in earneat thl* time. It must •r. objective investigation of the possibilities these Walsh, head of civic and legisla- uary as she wishes to study jour- ... i j. " jail;atlSs uer«ere answereanawcicdu anumd •»».•.<•>•Included- tion, discussed the restoration of nalism. In somq manner the door opened be made to realise It was elected i.ools offer. Qn the surface—at least to me-—because Mexico inauitlS l2 transportation cases, 12 acci- Allaire, a deserted village near As- The sightless woman also has and the youngster was thrown to to carry out the will of the peo- /« Hnhwrt nf Tdk dents, oonn e lnhalator and three the pavement.- Mr. Dunlgan pie, not to build beautiful monu- factors of speed and economy which they contain, u-y Paric. iwi. ,,.o _ bury Pafk. IS Subject OJ UUK misoe,,laneouslaneous.. MaMann hourhourss ««Xpend- During the.morning session, a several projects in mind.The State ruslwd his son to the Perth Am- men»3 to themselves." is more than sufficient reason why such exploration WOODBRIDGE — Miss Sophie rt totalled 142 and 105 ruble feet boy General Hospita~ l whervAie ne d Aid SoliciteSliit d skit, "Home Protection," was pre- Commission has promised to teach The Fords woman said she hud i'"i be conducted by the Board of Education. i l 1f Johnson spoke on the "Indians tt oxygen were consumed. was admitted for treatment. sented with Mrs. John Almasi, Jr., Charle-- '—s "Krick~ —>*, El - mnoiohtm Streetr , Mrhass of New Mexloo" at a meeting of communicated with various nr- as narrator. Taking part were Mrs. promised to take her to the next •the Young Adults of the First HAPTER TO MEET ganlutlons and all have promised William Almasi, Mrs. Louis Plisko, AOH TO ELECT Colonia Club meeting so she might Congregational Church held < -». — j — — aw not turned a single spade of earth toward such a ^Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby- the, help of God. I have in one k Ctive Menl PMk clvlc terian Church and the club collect '.hort year, learned to cook, keep A costume party has been the Highland Park Conservative | night m»ttn* » Hal ° Lewie West- and we do not even have a commitment from the buf Home Owners Leaaue Home was read by Mrs. Robert FiUpat- house, type and do plain sewing." for October 29 at the Temple Center. The chapter is'Club. idlMil behelhaheld under tnthe ^ y ^^ CiKh ^^ 'g ^^ church. Mr,, and Mrs. Russell Ely holding a. drive this week tor new rd when we will. If it is so that the schools National rick. But she said she didn't use a sew-, direction! oi\Mrs. l)ohn Einhorn Tells of Europe [Visit will be in eharge of food and Mr. members. Mrs. • Nathan Puff, Woman's Club, Clti»ens Council, 1 chairman, assisted by Mi> Michael *s and Structo can provide are satisfactory-and only The afternoon session featured ng machine, but hurriedly added- J. „. , :,i JJ * Ui..;..,. A,,£it>,,a ic a mpmlM*! Oi tuC Better Schools Association, Mo- and Mrs. Alan Bjorken will direct plaire Avenue, is a De Joy and Mrs. William Haug Sr. jful inquiry can determinb this fact-then further delay „ talk by Mrs. B. Frank Stratum, "But I'll learn." - ; the games; boar dfo directors. thers Club of Woodbridge, Wo- (Continued on Pase Eishtl M not only be unnecessary but indefensible. Southern vice president- of the men's Civic Club of Woodbrid«e Federation. Her talk, "Ajdventuring and various political and church Viintendat or Schools J. Russell Watt of Lafayette Abroad,'1 was an acconnt of her (continued on Page Eight) the prefabricated, 21-da1d y bildinbuilding without two-month tour of Europe after attending the convention of the 'v&tion. General Federation of Women's Month to See End ^vTdon't think there is a finer school anywhere, re- Clubs in Geneva, Switzerland, this k *s of the manner of construction,'/ he told the Lafa- past summer. ! The local committees in charge Of Gandy-Danccrs Journal and Courier., "This building certainly was were: Reception, Mrs. Joseph Brannegan, Mrs. Bernard Concan- i«wr toour probtan, and it may well be the salvation WOODBRIDQE — The railroad non, Mrs. John Schwarr! Mrs, camp in the vicinity of Eleanor any other hard-pregsed communities." , Henry Dunham; hostesses, Mrs. Place wid Fulton Street, will be Walter Stillman, Mrs. Clalr Blxel, •lus is just additional evidence that makes the survey a thing of the past within a Mrs. Herbert Neilsen, Mrs. Kai. e suggested a necessary and logical; requirement on Carstenson; ushers, Mrs. Gerard month, Mayor Hugh B. Quigley Dal ton, Mrs. Jacob Schein Mrs. said today. Herbert Ruetsch, Mrs, Harry Rea- As a result of a conference singer; registration, Mrs. M, John held with R. M. Roeper. superin* jrivers are Injured Pre-Election Dunce Schubert, Mrs. Robert Fitzpatrtck, •undent of the Pennsylvania Planned by Democrats Mrs. Eugene Leahyj luncheon Railroad In New York, Friday, Mr. *wte 9 Autb Mishap tickets, Mrs. Daniul Cokrove, Mrs. Roeper said the laborers would be , ot the Township within 30 WOODBRIDOB - Committee* Fred Ascough; ipage I committee, >DBR1DGK — Two drivers Mrs. Vincent L^ue; sale 61 Fed- days. 1 I men Edward Kaith and Charles Tuesday In an »ocl- eration literature, Mrs. Louis Plis- Mr. Roeper explained it would; «n Route 9. new Green Mangione were speakers at a ko; Civil DefenbB, program, Mrs. take that lona to locate a new According to Patrolman meeting of the First Ward, Sec- John Almasi, Jr.; publicity, Mrs. site and set it up. uhau md Walter Mtrcln- and District Democratic Club, Charles ftrr, Jr.; lesecvfttious, The conference was held »(tir tfc-ven Msnotky. 41, Keyport, Monday- Mr. Manglone spoke ot Mrs, Eugene Leahy. the Pennsylvania'Railroad presi- c»r optrttod bf Gaorge the accomplishments of the pres- Donald Peck, Wopdbridge, play- dent, In riply to a letter sent 36, Keawburg, who ent administration and Mr, Kath ed several musical selections, and at the suggestion of Mrs. R D. on the outalde lane. urges all to attend the pre-elec- the concluding speaker was Mrs. McLellan, Informed the Town |li men vtra taken to the tion rally at «5 Fulton Street, Thomas H. McQlade, whose topic Committee that the "ganriy was "International Responsibili- Amboy Qtneral Hospital October 32. at 8 P. M. CLUBWOMEN WELCOMED: The Woman's Club or Wuodbrldge was hostess to the IS club* uf the Third District of the Fedcratiim dancers" would soon be a thing ties." The conference concluded • Woodbridge Emergency A pre-election dance will be of Women's Clubs at the annual fall conference Tuesday tit the First Presbyterian Church. Standing (I. to i.) are Mrs. Nan Hawell, of the put and that definite ar- with benediction led by Mrs. Neil rangements would be made by Mentis*, wu treated for sponsored by the club, November Mrs. Frank IHil, Mns. William L. Bunting, Mrs. 'l'lionms II. MuUliide, Mrs. B. Prank StritUoii, Mrs, Arthur A. Overtaard, Mrs. Stoddaid, general chairman of the Mr. Roaptt. *> «bwit the tnad and 6 at the Masonic Temple, Green J. lUymunil Hays. Mrs. Tnonws Purcell, Mrs. Oswald A. Ntbel, Mrs. Joseph E. Wahh, Mrs. WtUtam L Gruler. tor couwuions mi •bra- convention, Street. Lou.Jacob's orchestra will (Coatinued on page Sight) toe body. Both men play. The public ts invited. INDEPENDENT T \GF. TWO THfRSD-W OCTOBER 1?

l.iie ilicualrwi chaplaincy piuKiam Frank Bsiit.li \ Also on Pr»(r»m for the Sytuxl of Now Jersey, as lor ( History Club Opens Fall Also Pcbiiiary 1. speaker. George I'hurch Bazaar ;hc ?i:tst speaker. Rev. R-iysOn hristmas Plans Schedule Listed •Wende',1 Swope. Uipic, "City of a Mrs. Charles spoke on the challenge ol the as the new Uar ^Hundred Cities." home of Mrs. ! Slatd Nov. lfti Aur".;i in connection with juven- Troon No 12 • M;»ile bv Auxiliary By Rosary Society Season With Fashion Show EIISTXKI J. WickbeTE. Fiist Ave- ile delinquency. r,i»: March 1. speaker. Miss Oln- ! SEWAREN-Thr 8fviaren H,<- AVF.NEL ~ Mrs. Arthur Frank- Mrs. Florence Perkins. Mrs. Perry who tt !r- rom- WOODBRIDGE - The Rowtry r:& Oaskin. topic. "Romance of m • tory Club opened its fall season '. M:A Thomson, program chair- l::i vas in charge of the cievo- •Arthur Monhelmer and Mrs. Ed- nation. ,i masquers^? vary Society ol S: James' Churrh 1 Jewfk." home of Mrs Oeorge R. with a luncheon and fasli:on ;hn.v m.m.* Tiiinounced the pr.icram for tionrtls. with Mrs. Hugh MacKen- win Jansen were Introduced 'iy o-Mbcr 22. at the fire- MuUen. East Avenue; March 21, 1 Th? Missions: v opened its full season »i a meet- ; in the home of Mrs. J. W. Thom- ithe yesi as follows. October 19. zle st the piano, at a mee'lng of ,Mrs Alex McDermott as ne* • •*• crairminsrii? >f iMrs. Arthur A. Overgaard. guest, this year tn]\ \)t :n(! held in the school auditorium scn. 448 Cliff Road Seventy-five \ eupst speaker. Mrs E. Montirom- the Women's Association of the ! membf rs, and Mrs. Charles Kuhl- .:••. Pftras al a meeting and Mrs. R. J Buscell. speaker, Carolina ann Mi- The session was opened with a i numbers and (tuesis attended jery English, topic. "A Pleasure 'First Pre.sbytfiian Church, held : man. Mrs. LeRoy Gates and Mrs- .r- Auxiliary of th« i topic. "Keeping Up with the man, asked UIOM. ,. prayer by Rt Rev Msgr Charles ! P»5h)cms in furs snd miiHnery iTiip from Capetown to Cairo," [Tuesday evenin;; in the churcn William Butters as guest*. Company Tuesday at j Tlm*«." home of Mrs. Clarence A. a donation t,s~» b:- 0 McCorristm Sister Mary Be- jwert shown, with,Mrs M J Riley home of Mrs. Scheldt. Holton lufiitorlurn. 1 it was announced that World i: Zlwhkau. East Avenue: April %. next meetlnu. r.i C nigna greeted the members Mrs las commentator The models In- 8treet: November 2. home of Mrs. Mis Frederick Berkley intro- •»• Oa!:s;r. president, speaker. Mrt. R. J. Sails, "An- j Community Day will te observed hpme or at u,,. Heruv Neder. president, gave the | eluded Mrs F M Aciam.v- Mrs JH B Rankin. Clitl Road, pro?- duced Rev. Relwin Rayson. p.\.-- •.':* Tolbwin* to serve I tique Jewelry," home of Mrs. W. 3. on November 4. with a service David Davis. ae'xorrW and introduced the foi- ! Kenneth Butler. Mrs. John .1 igram to be announced: November tor o' til? Mountainside Prt^ny- .,:••. Russell, chairman. , Etmer. Italian Street lowing new member!: Mrs. Ed- :.Dowl:nn. Mrs A \V. Sohe:.J:. Mrs. 16 musical program. Miss Pitrlcia j erinn Church and supervisor if ! to be IK'J at the Episcopal Mn. Warrcti v: . (i;i--o Mrs M. Petra?. I Also April 18. Captain Wilson : U:.u'Os Mrs Ev?rett ' ward Zu'lo. Mrs Patriot Haney. 0'iive T Van Iderstine .\ni Mrs. Brown, soprano, home of Mis H CriiKCl of WoodbrHlgc, at 8:00 report on tin' j,.., Harrington, ap«aker. "My War .:..: Mrs. Zol'.on Varsa Mr? Lawrence Lucas and Mrs SchRrler Wuwall. D Clark. Cliff Road: December 7. home of Mrs. Scheldt. Holton P. MA collection of used cloth- mlttce, ami ru.r.u,. Experience u a Prisoner of War .nu *ll. be made at this time. ; Alex Notchey linen display and sale by John A Street. lion of %offirr-i .• '.! i Mrs Scheldt extended the wel- I in Japan,' home of Mrs. V. J. Any lecal residents havlna doth- • •• jiMU-ised far trie I; »\s vaied to donate 15.00 Sooiti. and musical program by Copies of the program year nrt the Navombci i come Guesvs interested ::: be:om- Adams. Welt Avenue; May 2. mu- ;r.s io donate may leave them .--.xis party and the, to tlw Woodbr.dge Emergency in? members of the group were Mrs John L Konisko and Mrs. bank were distributed by Mrs. Hostesses for -,, sical program. Mrs Marian HoR- ' A-ith Mrs. Arthur Bryer. 29 Park . ; ,-.!f:etrs.' *:th Mrs. askH to l:st their namei with Van Icierstine. home of Mrs Ko- l«wrence C. Ryan, WHO stated Mrs. Gordon n,,: m«n, Swedish soprano, home of Avenue. The clothing will be ','»ed o .*.=• rri»!rm*n Mrs j Mrs. Neder appointed the fol- iMrs. Harry OConhor. member- zusko West Avenue; January 18. that the covers fratl been dssiinud Mrs. Abe Rasniu, Mrs Rankin. Cliff Road; May 16. I for foreign missions. mlc »»s nwned ehair- llowing co-chairmen for the year: .ship chairman. Mrs. Charles Wis- speaker, Mr? Marion Thomas. by Girl Scout Troop 2. Up Prasser, Mr, guest night, surprise program at .!> children'* ChristtnM i November. Mrs Leon Oeritjr wMl wall. Wilmington. De!.. and Mr? topic. "Antiques" home of Mrs Mrs. F H Albec. Colonia, won | The annual church hniaar f4L ^n. Mrs. Hai .1 • the home of Mrs Thomson. CHrt Mi* R Qreco tfas Mrs Frar.k Me!tn»der: December, William Vincent-. Westfie'.u. both John F. Ryan Oreen Street. the ; project winner was . Qirilner ar.d Mrs. Edmird Ga:- ,hTM-n and Mrs, W;)- 'agher; February. Mrs Michael •'.. *.is :r» *ir.ner of DeJoy and Mrs William Murphv; J :M pr:ze. !Marrh. Mrs. John Cosjjrove and ir.?et:ng in November Mrs Charles German: April. Mrs -.lie (:«:ion of officers John MarUn and Mrs Thomas -;..• demonstration. Hooban: May. Mrs Frank M&n- • b-j'iness meeting t> .ganero and Mrs, Miio Jardon: •: *as he'd for •Mr". ' June, Mrs Raymond Anderson :..K,iJ:TV under i.K.e ;and Mrs James J Keatirn ;:,i o', Mrs. Herman i In addition to a Lar?e Statue :Fund, the society will have a rvv < for :he social flour ;projjf!l. a shrine to be erected -n M.chae! Hriber. Mrs. 'the new school building. To raise ••: Mrs. Waiter Meyer. : funds for these projects the presi- U-.dner M.-v Joseph dent announced a schedule if :-> Jack Maclver anJ ievents for the near future 1 re Me:v:Ue. I In January a home baked sal? U-ill be held with Mrs. Mslo Jardon ( ,a This Out and Save as chairman; in February, s stuffed cabbage supper with Mrs ] vt Future Reference! John MulUn as chairm.in. and .n March a spaghetti supper with A New Service for Mrs. John Julian as chairman. I WiHidbridge Township The dftes for these events will be made known at a later date. PRICES SLASHED ON FAMOUS BRANDS RUGS and TILL Folks . . . TUr OPENING Of Mrs. John Einhorn was »?- po:ntt(' chairman for the Day of Recollection to be held dunn1? the Come... See... Save! Free Estimated - Budget Terms! WOODBRIDGE KEY mon'h of November. ' It was voted to hold a joint This way to the big show! Sw the great price-tumbling art. Watrh your dollars grow in buying power! Slt|i n-l, ; Christinas party this year with up and pick your wiuninj; bargains from the greatest jamboree of values ever staged! & LOCKSMITH SHOP ',the Pwent-Teacher AssociaUon. Auto • Home - Office I Arrangements were made for Keys Duplicated the guard of honor for 40-Hour Devotions. Mrs. Thomas Hoobft'i "A) AMBOY AVENUE i was named a new promoter to WOODBRIDGE, N. J. take ever Mrs Langan's band. 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Free Parking At Re.r of PERTH AMBOY WOODBRIDGE til SMITH ST. — III- Koute S (betwwn Turnpike OCT. 19 Store and Hi)**td Jl DI'KN UAILlf 9-6-FHI. M- WO-8-1732 Open Dally 8-» JAMES MOTOR SALES BRIEGS Smith »t King Street Free Parking at Both Stores 475 Smith Street p«rlh Amboy Perth Amboy, N. J. Shop Krldty Ttu • INDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, OTTORF.R i:l, 1955 T AGE THREE iicle Players G.O.P. to Hold Reception Miss Mary Ann Seyglimki Renee Forziati Ready First Play At Masonic Temple Oct. 22 Bride of Amboy Resident Is (ihurch Bride — The Circle WOODBRIDGE—A reception, In . has been named chairman of the woonBRlDOE - MUs Mary ed the bride as maid of honor ;. cf WnodbrldRe arc making Miss ftenee Ann Scynllnskl. daughter of Mr. and the Misses Helen Savola. A. PorzlHti. tlniiRhter of Mr. and strides toward the first pro- fltid Mrs I^on Beygllnskl. 560 Perth Amboy; Joan Jakubowskt, Saturday, October 22, from 3 to 6 will be a" fine program of enter- Mrs Arthur Forzi&tl, it Mel- J5t,,,n of the season, "My Three Hridrlbers Avenue, became the Bayonne. and Prances Casano. P. M., nt the Masonic Temple, tainment Including well-know. bourne CHI rt. became the WMh g,,|.Si" October 21, 22, 28 and 29 bride of Donato L. SftlvatglO, Woodbridge, were the other at- Green Street, £fm>idlng to an an- radio nnd television pertonallt'tti. of Virwrnt r. Thompson, ion Ot |l,i. (•iiTle Playhouse at Railway inn of Mr and Mrs. LouU 8il» tendant*. Albtrt Relna, Perth nouncement, made today by Arnold ' Mr. Tanney also'said that th# oan» Mr. find Mrs Vincent J. Thamp* I,,nr mid Martin Terrace, VBHRio. 291 Washington St.. Pmth Amboy served as best man, while S3. Graham, Republican municipal rtldatcfi and their wives will be in arm, 122 Sharnt Street, Carter**, riy tlie Parish House, an old Amboy, at a ceremony held Satur- Patrick Savola, Perth Amboy and 1 nir ihalrman. the receiving line and although at St. .lanir.s Church, Saturday, ^ ,,, l« In the community. day afternoon at 3 o'clock in St. Leon and Joseph Seyglliukl, The riouhlc-rinst Cpremony »W' mi r The affair will be In honor of there will be no formal speeches, .inmts Church her*. Rev. Harold Woodbridge, ushered. perfnrmrd by Rev. Oustaw Kl- ni! i» their spare time, the jyle B, Rceb, ,lr.; Culonla. candi- ''the candidates will be more than Hlrsch officiated. polfon. |y,.rs have the lights and date for mayor, and Leister happy to answer questions on the The newly weds will take a mo- ,,. wnt.« In place. Rehearsals Stockel, Woodbiidge; Raymond! Issues Involved in this election Given in marriage by her fa« tor trip to Worlda and New Given In mnrrlHRe by her father, l,i.jn;! hold dally and there Is Smith, Jr., Colonln. and Harold | campaign." All residents of the tlwi-, the bride wore a gown of im>- Orleans, La. and on return Oct. fl> bride wurc a full-skirted fffWn el, work helng accomplished In Burr, Aviwl, cnndlilatiiN from the township HIT Invited to attend. ported embroidered nylon tull* 23 will reside at the Perth Amboy of impnrtni French embrolderexl iiikinii ii' sets, props and cos- First, Second and Third Wards! Mr. Tansey will be assisted by over yard-dyed taffeta with i address, For going away the bride nylon t'.illi' ovt-r nkinner tetin ac- •espectlvi'ly. [ residents of all three wardn. Re- bouffant skirt cascading Into a wore a biege IUU with black ac- rontcd will! rhincstones Mild se- interested residents are ln- .Michael Tansey, Ma/tlnTerrace. fronhments will be served. nthedral train of ruffled nylon cessories and o corsage of orchids. quins. Thr fitted bodice was de- L in drop In at the Circle Play- tulle. The basque bodice had i A graduate of Woodbridge High si«nwl with ;i mandarin colkr and _ Is,, pud sec for themselves what ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Ml- llotxd square neckline With In* School, class of 1M7, Mrs. Sal- HONORED: Mrs. Andrew AarOo. lotiR puititfd eleeves and* was lurii accomplished and to Join Chael Hafjutak, 30, East Green serts of crystal pleated nylon tulle. vaggln Is employed as a secretary Elmwood Avenue, Wooribrldire, hlRhllRhtPd with a satin CUWber- ,,. work of the- Players, Children of All Religions Street, announced the engage- A coronet of illusion petals trim- for the Centric Clutch Co., here. new principal at School 14, buml buMlr b.ick sash. A COrtoet ment of their daughter, Irene med with IrrldMCent BdqUlrU and Her husband attended Perth Am- Fords, was honored at a dinner of sped pearls and rhln*»t(>tisJl Mary lUpntak, to Joseph Ron- orange blcMtomg Held her veil of boy High School, served thm by h«r associates In the school held the yeil of silk UlUllon tk To be Welcomed at Center ald Gtirtaly, Jr, »on at Mr. and English Illusion In place and she years and nine months In the \3& system, at a dinner Tuesday place and she carried 9 pr*y«" [li/ens Council AVENEL — Miss Mary Mc- tlon for the rummage sale to be Mr*. Joseph Uursaly,' 174 Me- arrled a bouquet ot taMftl flow- Army, Including M months /In ntrht at the Park Hotel. book adorned with an orchid and Nlchola:;, a home economist from held ii' the near future. tucheti AvrnUf, at a family party ers. Germany and Is associated in bus- Patrick A. Boylsn, elementary stcphanotls. |To Meet Tonight the Public Service,' was the guest \l round robin card party will and buffet supper, Miss Jennie Seygllnskt attend- iness with his father. / supervisor, served as toast mas- Miss Audrey Perzlatl attended speaker at a meeting of the Sis- be held Tuesday evening, No- Mini Hapstak is & traduate of ter »nd Lincoln B. Tamnoer, her sister as maid of honor, white terhood of the Congregation Sons vember 1, at 8:00 P. M. Hostesses Woodbrldit High School, class the Misses Alberta Pyonteck, E—A meeting of principal at School 1, was of Jacob lield Tuesday at the will- be Mrs. Martin Goodman, qf 1954, Mid In employed In the Rear-End Car Collision Perth Ambny and Jean Serson, citiwn Council for Education chairman. The prop-am »' en- Avcncl Jewish Communty Center. . Julius Schiller, and Mrs. payroll department of the Mid- Kick-OK Dinner tertainment WM as follows-. Carteret, cousin of the,'bride-' |v,vrid!U' Township will be dlesex Water Company, Her Causes Injuries to 5 Miss McNlehols showed film slides, Schleslnger. Sotoht, Mla» Edna Nolan; durt, •groom, Were brldesmaldii. MU^, wlit nt 8 o'clock at the I lance attended Woodbridge of favorite foods around the Miss Dorothy Pearce and Miss Gloria Jpan Po'v.latl, Iselin, niece il Building. High School, Is a member of the Set by Democrats WOODBRIDGE — Five persons world, and gave recipes of the Cecelia Artym; quartette, Mr. of the bride, was a Junior brides- pmiuld Barnlckle ftndDr. Sidney National Guard. Co. A, 252nd were Injured early Sunday morn- many dishes shown in the film. Tamboer, James Lake, Charles maid. tf :u[\ make ft report on their Latham-Haight Tank Battalion. He Is employed AVENEL—Plans were completed Mrs. Milton Kushner announc- ing when a car operated by Henry Ptlns, James Sandahl. Miss V|iMi;s on the merits of a spe- at the Wtctvaco Chemical Corp,, for the kick-off campaign dinner Edward Maitella, Carteret, act- ed that on October 22, at 9:00 Collar, 64 Brooklyn Avenue, Eileen Burke WM ac«omp»nlst l school tax as a method of pro- In Carteret. in honor of Third Ward Cotnmlt- ed as best man and ushers Ininlud- P. M., those Interested may take Wedding is Held Brooklyn was struck In the rear and Mrs. Frieda Kllm WM nar- ed Raymond Foralatl, Wood- |]ii funds for the erection of teeman L. Ray Allbanl, sponsored a fantasy trip to Israel and other rator. Mr». Aaroe was pre- needi'd classroom space. by another vehicle driven by brldne, brothrv of the bfldfe; Ed- countries through a film showlni: WOODBRIDGE — At a cere- by the Democratic and Civic Club sented with a traveling bar. Ill H sidciits of the Township are ward Thompson, Carteret, the by Prank Wlndman, The pictures mony performed by Rev. Paul of East Avenel, at a special com- Robert Albrecht, Laurence Har» ui in attend meetings which Couple Observes bridegroom's brother, and Frank were taken on his recent third Arndt at the Redeemer's Luth- mittee meeting, according to an bor. The accident happened on in-Ill regularly the second Kelcmen, also of Carteret. ' trip around the world. After the eran Church, Newark, Miss Chris- announcement made by Benjamin Route 9 at Grove Street. QWTE A HAUL of each month. The The newlyweds will reside at movie there will be card games tine Laura Halght, daughter of 40th Anniversary Welnsteln, chairman. He will be WOODBfllDGE Fifty - one JU of the organization as Injured and taken to Perth Am- 828 Colgate Avenue, Perth Amboy, and a bagel and lox supper for Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Halght, 287 assisted by Mrs. Benjamin Weln- pined in the constitution are ._ boy General Hospital were Oeorge reels of copper wire valued at on return October 22 from a wid» members and guests. A small ad- Church Street, became the bride WOODBRIDOK — Mr. and tow.-,: The purposes for which steln, William Reilly, Fred Hyde Albrecht. 2a, treated for pos $a,4B0 were stolen from a storage dtrtR trip. For traveling, the bride mission charge will be taken at of John Keith Latham, son of Mr. Mrs. Pnul Simpfendorfer, 28 Rec- j cmiiH'il, operating as a non- and Joseph Kelly. slble fracture ot the breast bone building owned by the Marcus wore a brown suit with matching the door. and Mrs. Mark Latham, Clements, tor Street, were guests of honor Ifii urbanization, are formed to The affair will be held at Lou Transformer Corporation, Lees- accessories, a full length blege Md. at a dinner In honor of their 40th and transferred to St. Alban'e public education In al Youth Activity chairman, Mrs, Homer's Log Cabin, Woodbridge, Naval Hospital, Long bland vllle Avenue, Jvenel^ according coat, and an orchid corsage. Given In marriage by her fa- wedding anniversary, given by Mr. p's and to foster and pro- Edward Stegman, proposed open- October 19, at 7:30 P. M. Guests Maylne Simon, 28, 1060 Beach to a report rnlde to > Patrolman A graduate of Woddbrldge ther, the bride wore a gown of and Mrs. Chris Klrchman, Mata- tc an understanding of the Ing the Center on Thursday eve- Will Include George Mroz, Third Street, Bronx, contusions of leg James Danch and Edward Pre- Hiuh School, Mrs. Thompson Is nlnss from 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. for Chantilly late with a bouffant wan. Ward Committeeman, Mayor Hugh of public education In the and bruises about the body. putnlfc Saturday. The thieves employed :it Flagstaff Foods, children of all religions, between skirt of nylon tulle appllqued with Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Quigley, Municipal Chairman |tluuiiH'nt of,a sound, healthy Leila Black, 38, 68 Balnbrldge broke a window to enter the Perth Atnhoy. Her husband at- the ages of 8 and 13. There will matching lace medallions,-*' The Simpfendorfer and daughters. Joseph Somers and Mrs. Lawrence iiitulllgent community . . . " Street, Brooklyn, contusions and building, tended Carteret schools, served be ping-pong and ftther games fitted bodloe wu designed with Jean and Carol, Aoselle; Mr. and Ryan, administrative secretary. three years with the U. 6. Air transportation Is a problem, abraWons of the knee; Alda Mrs. Irving Kahree, Volley under the direction of the Slater- a portrait neckline outlined with Mrs. William aimpfendorfer, Mr. Hyde will give the Invocation Force, and is also employed at Avartt, 19, 604 Balnbridge Street, hood. The proposal was accepted Iridescent crystals, long pointed fords; Oeorge Simpfendorfer, and James McHugh will be the DEER 8EA9ON NEARS FlaKStaff Foods. and the opening day will be an sleeves and a pointed waistline. Peter Hlrth, Mrs. Helen Nafey, toastmaster. The principal speaker Brooklyn, concussion of the brain COLONIA — Daniel Fullemler, and Karl Simon, 28. 1060 Beach nounced In the near future. Her fingertip-length veil of silk Misses Ann and Minnie Treller, all will be Secretary of State Edward commander of Colonla Post, One can ride from Nanking to .KCTS WRONG VICTIM of Woodbridge; Mr. and Mrs It was announced by Mrs. Ed- illusion was attached to a clip tf J. Patten. Street, Bronx, abrasions and American Legion, reported to the Shanghai fur n lure of 2,620,000 John Wanrloa, New Brunswick; kosniOAYA, Japan—A mask ward Stern that on Sunday, No- lace and seed pearls and she car Reservations may be made by contusions. Patrolman Robert police Saturday that the Legion Chinesf (loilars-thnt Is If you Mr. and Mrs. Chris klrch .man and •burnlar swinging a sickle walk vember 19, at 9:00 P, M. there rled a bouquet of orchids and calling Mr. Weinstetn at Wood- Thompson and Walter Marciniak hotne was entered*and three rifles can carry it. Christian Science sons, Chris and Gary, Matawan; [ into a bicycle shop of Mrs will be a masquerade ball at the stephandtls. bridge 8-3034. Investigated. stolen. Monitor. Mr. and Mrs. Pete> Hanson and Akiyama and shouted "'. Center with prizes, refreshments Miss Louise DeAndrea,, Newark! son, Peter, Matawan; Mr. and money." Sakae Akiyama, 21 and surprises. Tickets may be pur- was the iriflid of honor and Miss (thr shop, twisted the burglar'; Janet BJugaii, Belleville, coualn Mrs. Harry Price, South River.. 1 chased from Brotherhood and Sis- in ;i hammer lock. He drop terhood members. of the bride, the bridesmaid. Pa- u.s sickle and ran off scream' Mrs. Irving Zuckerberg was tricia Bremseth, Bloomfield,, serv- A LUCKY MOVE . , \1i...s Akiyama is training for ed as flower girl. The best man welcomed back after a recent Ill- PORTSMOUTH, Va. — W, C. ,rii\ pro wrestling. was Harry M, Smith, and Clark ness. Vaughan walked from behind the Bremseth, Bloomfield, Sidney Mrs. Lewis Baiter, chairman counter In his market Just as' BJugan, Belleville and Sam Cala- requested that members bring old something which sounded, like a way, Ruthereford, ushered. clothes to the Center on Sunday pistol shot caused him to duck. morning, October 16, In prepara- The bride wore a mauve sul An 18-lnch piece of «metal, believ- with navy blue accessories' and ed to be part of an aerial from HAIXOWEEX fREVUE an orchid corsage for dg&art^ a plane, crashed through a 2- WOODBRIDOE -Someone on the wedding trip to New Eng- lnch asphalt roof and fell just Going to may htve been practicing for Hal- land. where Vaukhan had stood; loween for George Kutzenbens. "A graduate of Barringer High - ASIA? 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U4 Amboy Ave. Perth Amboy teii&l k|—.i INDEPENDENT I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1955 PAGE FOUR Set Being Readied jMiss Marie II, 1 Rifle Range Open to Public For ^Sabrina Fair' , Feted at S!,,nvpr Avenel Aid Squad AVKNEt, V: Under Police Supervision WOODBRIDOE - Emanuel 30 Park A- Continues Drive O• Filth Fire Wof)dbrid*e Jewish Community For the Township has built a Obey instantly Ml firing line cdm- WilliamHayden rink District of COHMU cDiiflucting Cen'.ev. has announced th»t Mrs, Leon MrVn-i rifle range, next to the police pistol maniK their annual (in-. c '.cr funds They ^et similar to that used In the Plains; Mrs Joim H. 1. team range near the Tnwnshlp , —- may be ulcntif'ri Vy Uii'i squad original play on Broadway is Amboy; Mis^ M,;,. , Oarage, upper Main Street III * * I Uniforms and Kli'tUifi-'ation pa- nenring completion. A fine etew Trenton; Mrs. Or,i;,:i The rifle range will be open to ]>laifSUt' LatieS consisting of Seymour Klepoer fords; Ml<* n.-v,, pers. The funds v. ii; bf nsed sole- , the public under tr* supcn ision of »l Arthur FYeedman. David Stahl Brookl^m. and Mi: ,, ly for maintfu.'in.-f and new den. Mrs. Pati^k .1 ; ' •—-"••--•»: To ()pen - and Mr. Ooldfarb, hate been working very hard to gel the »t Thomm Mnrkous m,.! )?EIAWN — The new Ma- as Foot, all of AveniA in order. will have the offt- Miss Htvden will Saturdav night, The role of the aristocratic la bride of Prancis A r alleys are coin- ther of the Larrabee family who Ambov. October 20 ius, after smissing a fortune In In St. Andrews CI^IM of Cnlnnia. rules of. p:n *r*ter.« an» are of the most the stork market, retired trom business affairs to concentrate on an inv,ita- mod"n tie.«i=n available In ad- Bquad has isM»"; 8 r 8n8e Ti 5 ar< a ol ws: his hobby of attendtrui funerals in iv buildtfg .* , - * " * ' " ' Holy Name Slu Uon to inspect \l<-- di*.»oa M '.he 24 streamlined al-! will be portrayed toy Atje *lno- m^n:. at the U h rt 1 lounge. •! 'Rnwt and have in.mc.4 VJ...*.~_-. W urad. m. , ,»u.-~. luncheon- November Manhattan Avenue T> invita- keep the action open except :e U r ^ Mr. Winograd has had roles in tion is open -n inriiviciuals or mrcii ready to fire; 3. Keep the ette. rj-.mnfc room and four mod- ' ; the last few plays, "including that AVENEL - Twn : fcroups. Firs' a:r! courses may munle pointed in a safe direction; em ro.ims. f of the sadistic German officer were welcomed intn 1 , '••«» il«o be arian-jfti hy jettin? in locker space has been t in '.'Stalag n." Detective Brody Society, by the jin-.ii; touch with Jnmr.s McHueh. WO. AUXILIARY TO MEET ...... for and a huge parking in the production of "DetectlTe De Stafann. at a n... do.ns the building, Story" and as Chief Dovdj n I-1119J, or Frank Cwsv. WO. ; WOODBRIDGE - TVe lot a group he'd Mon•• ox. artist and a ?*'•» Plans were disui-, : Been set for ss.ono no will b« held, scheduled '.o r.art •>.; Amboy. He first took an active :-.-!:cw There w:ll be rcfr'sh- •*»> MM, tin in the near tut; 830 P. M. Each member is asked ;'..'!o: part in dramatics at New York; G. M. head says ciancins and so\Ken:rv Ol'KN TO Till! I'VBI.IC: 1'atrnlmaii Andrew Luri wig. Patrolman Donnelly and Set. Closlndo Zuc- University as a hobby. He is com- chide a dance ' > to bnr.f a guest or v. November. * ciut.>'ir. f. S. billions. rarn 'left tit rirliti arr shown at the new rifle ranire. n»st tn the Police Pistol Team ran«r. at mander of the Jewish War Vet- erans, past treasurer of Adttn the altar boys in n the Invnship (;,trage site, on* I'pper Main Street. The ranjf Is open to tlie public under the Israel Players and is on the suff a Minstrel show i,. supervision of the police. of the Center's 'Community by the society m • Voice." ture. The so"ietv decidi-t! --T!ie Mothers' Club o| Boy the bov scout, meeiiiin iu iu:u>u ,...„..- „. . Tickets may be purchased from Scout Troop No. 42 sponsored by plans for a card party. • [brnry, U .further plans for nest year's retreat i. Mrs. Maurice Chodo&h. 146 Green .ii«te«d ot July, M1 I- ; St. Ardrew's Church, will hold <\ —A special meeting for the ! family movie night to be held Street or Mrs. Robert Korb. ISO meetim this evening at 8.30 Board of Truestees of the AvenM 'Novombw 8 in the Avenel School I fere with vacation-. I South Park Drive. o'clock in the church hall after Public Library, will be held to- .uiriitorittm.

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See Coldspot 5-year Protection Plan. in liiniD, dectrlc clock and .Ken-Timer. it today! h oven and 2 large storage drawers. // INDEPENDENT i THURSDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1P5S PAOE SIX Aides in Cerebral Sisterhood Opens OBITUARIES Itioi Charles Frank Files Suit Palsy Drive Named jsl MRS. MARY PABTOR tomorrow morn in - .. Donor Campaign from the Oreinc'i K ; WOODBRmoiT^ Local chair WOODBFUDOE - Mrs. Mary Against Area Cemeteries 44 Green StrnM. \V,., WOODBRIDQE — S y 1 v ft n men for the United iPastor n. 70 Coley Street, died rill S Say at her home after a Rt 9 O'ClOCk 111 ,'•: WOODBRTDGE -Charles Frnnk., and unreasonable rules and reg- Kthr.. founder of the JetfUh Kdu- pBU,ey telethon, to«** niiy brief Illness. She was a member Church, Port R:ii(ii,,:, tradln.- as WuulbridKP Monument ul«Ilon« which. In effect, preclude ention Society of EsWx County, m WOR-TV, Channel 9 1 be In St. Oenimi, Works. 417 Railway Avenue , has the plaintiff and otheri Irom In- wn; truest speaker at the opening 10 P M.. October M, to 5 P. *i- J the Rosary Society of Our Lady Mt. Camel Church and u, Colonia. Instltuted *sult In Superior Court stalling or erecting markers and ra'ly for thp annual donor cam* octobei 23 were announced to- of aKiiinft Clovprleaf Park Cemetery, monumen." In the cemeteries of White Lilly Camp, Royal Neigh- rait'n for the Sisterhood Of Con- S t Mr, I. Robert Kaufman. MRS. LILLIAN S. y\\ Wlmi.tnr Garden Memorial Park, the defendhnts and have by unfair bors of America. Perth Arnboy. ]s Hrelation Adstli Israel. ieletnon chairman for Middlesex COT.ONIA M; , KoHiiinnl Memorial Park and trade practice* and BtK;uitHge«, The widow of John Pastor, Mrs. lliotr His topic was: "Where Do We bounty. Plnkham, 63, 47« c, , Hoswl.il*' Linden Memorial Park reserved unto themselves the rinht • Pa,tor is survived by four dauih- Amii O chiiii'Ks th;i: tlr defendants have monuments and foundations, John Breia, Mrs. Michael Bacak. HSS, liwd plnns for the campaign vlved by 1KM- hu.sri.r.r "pHVHiii'd lind proiiilii'.f-rt the which Is contrary to the privileges ,,Rmeson, Avenel; MM- Dan'« and Mrs. Michael Kish. all of 4 whim will culminate with the mi- fill plaintiff from >•"'.;..•.•. . ill. ;i.v . .ttcuraed to ti.em under tne A:' < Vullemter. Colonia; Heroert WoodbHdge, ten grandchildren three dauKhtciv \] niwl dinner January 30. preceded McAvoy, Rnhvivy. \i 1.(1 :,',Jiui..;na busmen- from lot owners under which they are Incorporated [ Brnv. Fords; Mrs. Anne Calveit. and n great-grandchildren. by ii cocktail hour at 7:15 P. M.. -it or Di'iiibii-, DI their families, in and which Is illegal and arbitrary IsrUn. king, Denver, Coin , ,, tliiti iiii-y :... v.- - arbitrary .in nature and which has caused the Essex House. Newark. Cerebral palsied children from Funeral services were held lores Plnkhlfm. \'i \ Entertainment «ai provided by Tuesday mominR from the °Je1n" Corps, stationed at y, m .inn area! loss Xa the plaintiff." over Middlesex County will be B urn Mr. Prank further charges that Michael Decibus, accordionist. A among those taklrrg part in the er Funeral Home, 44 Gresn Street Force Base, Spnkain' w contest was held under the direc- sons, Sidney A, ,u •-, 'IHrnno because the cemeteries are a T. P. O'NEIU, telethon, along with dozens of and at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel M corporation exempt from the pay- WINS AWARD: Anthony J. Oar- tion r.i Mrs. Murray'Dem. PRINCIPAL SPEAKER. The celebrities of stage, screen and |Church with Rev. Vincent Lenyl win B,, and Trunk M ment of taxes, unfairly competed Hol.i Wuodhrldgr, is the first It was announced that the force of competition as a spur VBdlo. The local children partici- officiating. Burial was In StRonal. d J., Colons mI with the plaintiff who, "by virtue man In tlir Woodbridg* district Youth Lounge supervisor had to progress In all operations of pate , in demonstrations of train- jarnes' Cemetery. children; three sistci M of the" operation of his business, is ence Schunsbprq. c,,, of the Prudential Imnrance been hired and th« lounge will the petroleum Industry will be ing In one' or more of the thera- Pallbearers were Robert A. Bel- obliged to contribute his fair .share Richard Plnfleld. ii,, Company to receive » company be open daily froTn 3:15 to 4:30 discussed today by T. P. O'Neill, pies provided by trie United Cere- kowaki, John, Eugene and Ernest : of taxes to enable all governmen- P. M, and 6:30 to 9 P. M., except Charles Peterson ,i« i award for the tale of over $500,- vice president of The Cali- Palsy of Middlesex County. Breza, William and Raymond Let- tal agencies .to operate and func- Fridays. On Sunday mornings the a brother, Henry c; . 000 in life Iniurance durlni the fornia Oil Company, when Purpose of the telethon Is to tion.'- lounge will be open from 10 A. M. ter. Colonia. current year. he appears as principal speaker raise funds to provide incraased .The complaint asks that the to 1 P. M. before an Oil Progress Week facilities for research, diagnosis. MRS. JttIA F. GURKA Mrs. Pinkham *:i court enjoin the defendants "froth The paid-up membership af- luncheon at the Hotel Wide- treatment and care of cerebral PORT READING - Mrs, Julia Rahway Chapter, oi:- enforcing the unreaionabl* rules fair will be twld November 14. palsied. FundB collected In Ned COLONIA NOTES Jbrecht, Trenton. F Ourka, 64, 67 West Avenue munlcant of Holy Cn: and regulations they have Imposed iMrs. Irving Ellenbogen announce J' Jersey will be allocated to county - —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Berg- The luncheon is an annual died Monday in St. Peter's .Hospi. copal Church. Ra'rv,, upon lot owners. . ." and to "com- that a rummage sale will be held state and national C. P organiza- p*, the defendants to cea«* and de- hardt. 348 Colonia Boulevard, affair sponsored by the Mercer tei New Brunswick. She is sur Funeral services .- October 25, 26 and 27 at the tions, with bulk, going to the coun- sist from interfering with the nor- will celebrate their silver wed- County Oil Industry Informa- vlv'ed by two daughters, Mrs. Wai ty affiliates. Last year, $69,408 tomorrow aftemoo'! ..• mal pursuits of the businew of the ding anniversary October 19, Center. tion Committee. Guests will ter Dumont and Mr*. Edward was collected In New Jersey out of at the Oreinei- ¥;\n- plaintiff." —PFC. Raymond E. Law, Jr.. Include leaders in the fields of Galvanek, Woodbridge: a ion. a total of $610,731 In the New Oreen Street, Won •:, who u with the infantry at Port education ' and business from Walter J.. Port Reading; .six York metropolitan area. New Jer- Rev. RUSKt'll I»i.t !••: Wiley. Kans. will spend 20 days this area, as well M State and grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs QLITE RIGHT, LADY Colonia Road Row sey collections represented 963 Burial will bp in • with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. local civic officials. Anna Feibush. Woodbridge, and Treat The Family Two ritzy ladies met on Main per cent of pledges telephoned n Park Cemi'tpry. Raymond E. Law, 353 Colonia Mrs Mary MedveU, Carteret; a To by residents of the state, accord- Street. "Hello," said tne first, Boulevard. He is enroute to Oer- brother, Joseph Damlch, Carteret. Armistice Reached POSTPONE MEETING ing to Mrs. Charles B. Bronson, "you look good and tanned. Just A resident of Port Reading for BOARD TO MF.K.T many for 2'j years. WOODBRIDOE — A meeting executive director of the United got back from Florida?" COIiONIA — An armistice has the past 36 years, Mrs. Ourka WOODBRIIK'.K 1 —Edward F. Bobb, Jr., son at of the Ladles' Auxiliary of Wood- Cerebral Palsy Associations of SUNDAY "Yea." answered the second, been declared in the war of the was a member of the Ladiw1 Au- board of the Worn,,] Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Bobb, bridge Fire Co., scheduled for to- New Jersey. and did we have a great time! street barrier, and residents of will meet tomornm : Colonia Boulevard, a student at morrow has been postponed until xiliary of the Port Reading Fire Amherst Avenue are hoping that New Jersey headquarters for Company. ' o'clock at the honi' DINNER For $40 a day we stayed at the Lafayette College, was home over Friday, October 21, when plans Roney Plasma." 'he week-end. He Is a staff ser- the en<' of the dust bowl era Is in the telethon will be in theFuneral services will be held Olesen, 5n*Lyni:ui A will be made for a Halloween Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. At "You mean Roney Plaza. Plas- geant in the ROTC program. sight. jarty. There hundreds of volunteer tele- Woodbridgc Township's ma is blood." —Mi. and Mrs. Fred, Brause, Sommers Brothers, large-scale phone operators, tabulators and -Well," countered the first, "is Jr., Colonia Boulevard, entertain- develdpere have a new project ITS A FAIR QUESTION Most Beautiful collectors will handle telephone ed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Formann, under construction at the end of Junior: "Daddy, are you sure $40 a day barley water?" pledges. Pledges of $5 and over Restaurant Long Beach. Other dinner guests Amherst Avenut, a light traffic that the world is round?" will t". picked up immediately by were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyle. Strtet. Daddy: "Yes, I'm positive." $100,000 GREEN GRANT •volunteer canvassers in most New Market. Signs to the contrary, the de- "Well, then, how can people go 41OUIARD COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Wil- areas. 500 —Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. velopers' trucks have been us- to the far corners of the earth?" liam Oreen scholarship Fund — CASES Law, Colonia Boulevard, formerly ing the street, dropping dirt and a $100,000 grant to Ohio State of Maplewood, celebrated their mud, which, turned to dust, aiiu OF BEER University—wa» recently present- Jo«mon] 19th wedding anniversary and caused much annoyance. Resi- ON ICE ed to the school by the American Mrs. Law's birthday at a family dent! complained to Mayor Hugh WOODBRIDGE Federation ef Labor. Oreen was dinner party. B. Quljley. who ordered the po-' GRAND OPENING At AH Uoutr rt—At The Cloverleaf APL president before his death —A meeting of the Ladles Aux lice department to tell the drl-1 Times The amount of the grant has been iltary of Colonia Fir* Company vers not to use Amherst Avenue. -equalled only once before in uni- will be held Monday at 8 P. M That order was Ignored. Soon! veristy history. at the ftrehouae. The next step In the battle oc- § Carteret curred when Lawrence Clement. 9 Avenel Road supervisor, placed a barrier across the street. Yesterday morn- BACKACHE? ing, Sommers' representatives re- Railway LINCOLN HARDWARE moved the barrier, then the tele- Get quick, toothbig td phone wires really started to burn. ST. GEORGES AVE, uilh new lovtr * ll*ck MAC'S _ FREE The .result was that Mayor I Sairo-ilioc lilt WEEK-END SPECIALS Qulg'ey and members of the po- LIQUOR STORE DELIVERY lice department went to the scene. • Colonia 297 AMBOY AVE. (All. 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ftHMINTBATTEN TO VISIT KA1I.KOAI) SAFETY RECORD ;N(V «1 and m with Brownie Itional Guard (lommittees Named Another distinguished guest M- (Hub Hears Talks Thr nation's railroads set their Party at Hospital riincl Ampi!ran fines The Amer," poctod at the White H""!"1 is F-ri bert safety record in 1054 and sre j nan flans were donated by Mr». jsls Promotions Mountbatten, Great Britain's Sea heading for an even better record John F t>5tohoff and Mrs. Flora By School 1PTA Lord, desciioed in President fclaen- On Mental Health this year, It was recently reported. On Auxiliary Slate iRae Bird The iormal present^ howrr's book. "Cninade in Eu- Fatal railroad accidents In 1954 jtlon took place yesterday aftef> D(i])IlRII.)OF, Lt. Harry, rope" as "a warm, firm friend." were 15 per cent below previous : noon In ceremonies held In the in|)!'iiy commander of WOODBR1DQE School 1 < WOODBRIDGE —The Mothers AVENEL — TenUtive plans The Earl will arrive at the White lows let In 1953 and non-fatal In- Fir*1. fresbyt«rlan Church of AV* nliy (,'•• of the Woodbrldge Parent-Teacher Association will] Club of Woodbrldge met In the were made to hold a hospital ^lold Its first meeting of the fall enel. . (iiiiird, has announced spend the night. After this, he record low. Only five party at the Menlo Park Soldiers' By MRS. Tuesday night at IJ o'clock 75 High Street, where Dr. Robert Mrs. Ella Linn wax the wmner 0,,,ms of several area resl- plans to tour United Statw naval were killed In train accident! in Horn*; on Decemon 5, at ft meet- f,,v their outstanding JOHN T, !n School 11 Auditorium, tynai; A Olson, assistant director of of the attendance award. ,^nd Mr». installations, i Central New Jersey Mental Hy- 19(4 and sixteen others wert killed ing of the Urflles Auxiliary ot J8hlrley Forslund, Mrs. Ada Oo*»|» iiiiMils in practical train- MCDONNELL Siren. Mrs. George Oeitle will lamely through their own fault In itliitlvf Hiid leadership, | preside. Kiene Clinic, e'xulained the way in ^ven^l Memorial Post No. 7164. geon and. Mrs. Ocorce Oa«saw«y 15 Sixth Street boarding and alighting from trains, ,,ti.{| to master sergeant whl h the organisation functions held Ilr the post club rooms 'niwerwere ir charge o0i1 hospitality. ' Ttr membership drive will n and told ot the work being done It wan said. ,,(l!-cw Bartok, Jr., and Ed- Tort Reading Minister to Speak I Club Avenel, on Monday j Mr-,. Barr was named publicity to an end Tuesday due to the through It* clinics. HIVIII. Moved up to sergeant, Mr*. Mlohftel Stanch and Mr:, jchairman to send news to Tw WO-8-Jin-W efforts of class mothers as fol- TARIFF CUTS was Ousteve Budewald. A Ruest, Mrs. Cyril 1. Hutner, William Ceder we welcomed as: Independent - Leader correspon- lows: Mrs. Harvey Welnoerg. At G&T. Meeting' The United States will hold following men were pro- chairman; Mrs. I. Mazur, Mrs. who is a member of the Middlesex new members of the auxiliary. i dent. The next nn'ptlng will ^e County Board of Mental Health, cuts on 12,000,000,000 wrtrth of t,, the rank of sergeant: K. Reed, Mrs. William named. It was announced that the held October L'4. Shower Held WOODBRIDOE — Rev. Dewey told of the work being done imports ft.t It bargains early ttext Fr(| j Barr, Lei'oy F. Bortz, Mrs. A. Glllis, Mrs. M. KirhtyaK, County Council meeting will uc miscellaneous Fanerburg will be speakw it the through the Perth Amboy clinic year tor reciprocal cterson, Jr., William J. was Mis. A. Pank, Mrs. R. Randolph, held on October 21. at iselln. and meeting of the 0. E. T. Club of which opened last year. She aald with twenty-five other u shevchenko, James J. for Miss Angellne Marglotto, Mrs. Lester Stockel, Mrs. P. PlacK, Mrs. Bernard Forslund announc- •ter of Mr. and Mrs. 9alva- the Congregational Church. Tues- 'that unfortunately, too few people [ mid Limce D. Trenery. Mrs. J Petrocy, Mrs. 'E. J. Novak, ed that the Christmas party for tore Marnlotto, Marlon Street,, Sat- day, October 18, at 8:16 P. M. are aware of what Is Iking ac- What Is li About HerT ^niucd t» corporal were; Jo- Mrs. J Wojtkowskl, Mrs. Wilson members children will be held De- urday in St. Anthony's Church hall His subject will be "Re-Interpret-,1 complished through this agency Ioskowski, Sam L, Balo, Stockel, Mrs. David Gutman. Funny, we remember the names cember 18, from 2 to 5:00 P. M. R, Boder, William L. by her mother and sister, Annette, Ing the Old Testament," and tlwrefore the primary need ot none pf the ten best-drwaed Bs Mrs. Raymond Jackson, Mrs. J. MCs. Harold Barr, patriotic In- ,,111! Alexander Q, Vollman. In honor of her approaching mar- Tlrt Club will sponsor a card now is to educate the public." She women picked a week ago or so, riage. Approximately 100 guests Berlto, Mrs. ft. Carsetensen, Mrs, ell that when'people real lie the structoi. on behalf of |4ie auxil- iiiivd to private, first class, party Thursday, Ooteber 20 at but we can always recall Dorothy wdre In attendance. Miss Marglotto Kurt Carlsen, Mrs, I. Bell, Mrs. mportance of the work, they will iary, prejented Brownie Troops ' KchvurtJ Mascenlte, William 8:15 P. M., In the church Tecrea* Lamour.—Detroit News. Is to be married November 12, A. Roth, Mrs, P, J. Novak, Mrs. t more generous In their support Dins. Raymond S. Grzyb, P. Johnston, Mrs. W, G, JHelapn, tion room with John Elek and Christening Held hlch at present i» sadly lacking. Mom, Richard Patrick, Mrs: B. S. Hancock, Mrs. R. Ssl- Lloyd Smith as co-chairmen. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Additional books have been pur- ,l Quigley and Norman J, v!a, Mrs. E. Klein, Mrs. A. 3ebok, Officers of the club are; Presi- William Carney, Central Avenue, hnsed for the Barton Library, ln- Mrs. Bernard Cocn, Mrs. J. Hat- dent, Miss Lynnette Bundy, vice- [ROM HOLLAND was christened Kenneth, Sunday, president, Mr. Elek; secretary, ilUdtng "Why Johnny Can't Read" 1895 Christensen's 1955 field. (ltd private E 2 was George pt St. Anthony's Church by Rev. Mfs. Walter Demarest; treasurer, ind "Reading with Phonics." Stanislaus Mllos. pastor, Sponsors Mrs. Isadora Rosenblum, chair- Mr. Smith; hospitality, .Mrs. Wll Members and guests were urged SPECIAL itit Lloyd also announced were Anna DeFederico and David man of the children's style show Ham Bolmer; ways and means, attend the Board of Education "The Friendly Store" ON • HIT openings In Com- McNulty, Port Reading. The Car- to be held October 25 in the Miss Anna Johnson: cheer, Mrs, meetlhR on October 17, In the high of the National Guard heys have one other child, Deborah. high school has announced her Clifford Bundy; membership, school when Charles E. Gregory, AZALEAS i' interested. Stationed in California committees as follows: Thkets, Wayne Cox; program, Clifford ubllsher of' The Independent- Sgt. Joseph Richardson, 442 Mrs. George Oleson. assisted ,!)y Leader, will present the facts Just R«'KN DAILY 4NI> SUNDAY 6 A. M. TO 10 1'. M. - CLOSED, MONDAYS

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What Are You Folks Going to. do About the School Problem? Your first responsibility is to be informed and we want to tell you that the fault lies with the GRAND OPENING Quigley administration which continues to hand UP out building permits left and right. Let us make one thing clear, the Republican STEP party is not against the newcomers in the develop- of the ments. They are civic-minded, alert people, the kind of folks a progressive community needs. But ilfe* there was no planning (ir thought given to provide educational facilities. Although the Superintend- ent of Schcjols gave warning after warning, the TOWN HALLACRATS turned a deaf ear and handed out building permits wholesale. The result? ALMOST EVERY CHILD IN WOOD- BRIDGE TOWNSHIP IS GOING TO SCHOOL ON DOUBLE SESSION. We, of | the G.O.P. Hereby Pledge vend Shop -Rite That if elected we will work in concert with the Board of Education and the Planning Board to construct low-cost schools immediately. We will make every effort toTielp the Board of Education cut red tape and start construction it once. We will make sure that there is room for the children. If yoii want your child to have a full school day ELECT THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Men of Integrity, of Vision, of Foresight

Across From Avenel School FOR MAYOR at the Bus Stop Raymond FIRST WA SECONCO D WARD THIRD WARD Avenel Street and Park Avenue. ELECTION DAY - November 8, 1955 i AVENEL, N.J. •'•;••. Paid Air by Pileudh of Candidates INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, l.lv FIGHT Charles Wiliey ,„,. Pressure Mounting Inspiring Talk member* at the ,„',. "liMBes were tied iM-ti,,. ."•ill Continued from PSB'- One !—-those oj M,..!' << J^ croups, 5he also stated sh" has Heard by PTAMrs. _..Carpente, r \\x T •{ i had 35 key individuals mskinu Servilllla and Mr. <••;,„, alls nil we?k. to stir u? interest woouBRIDOE "Aims and Paul appointed Mrs W; n 'he meeting. Ideals of Parent-Teacher Work" son as room mothi'i r If the resident* of mo rewn- was the topic of the talk given by the close of the m,.,.,,',' i ship really have the interest 'A Mrs Albert Gardner, past presi- ments were served i the children and the comnr.initf | dent of the New Jersey Congress of | at heart." Mrs. Kahree concluded. Parents nnd Teachers and present a lios- -they vrlll make every effort to -•citing around! every one cooperates." vesu, "MeetlnR the Needs of Home, Mrs. Wmi,,i,, ,' i c and walker. I Youth." She stated that "we must spring Uke; An \h train our children so that they will Read, Matawan, Cin,, ,. ,ii) lu>r friends ; \iishes sent to College is Goal HI ow up to be worthwhile citizens. latlon, Mrs. Robeit \\[' • •.••in ti;e hospital j We must build 'character' first." rence Harbor; coli.f., - 1 Continued from Page One' .nil 'Dover Road, j She outlined the permanent pro- liam Beck New Rnm ,' Mr, and Mrs. Seickel have a Colon.n nei (ii the Middle . yrnm of the National Congress of nlng Membership, \\v, , ,• Pin'iv S:hool | daughter and thr^esons: Mrs Ann S.'lviol Or-nip . . T. A. as follows: 1. A good home 3ale, Red Bank; Gimj,,. Vs- Niirma Laura ' M'uscarelle. Paterson; Joseph and ElifcHoe'. h for every child; 2. Sound health servBtlon-.Mrs.A. A.A.U ['Street Fords is i Steven, both of whom reside on Vrooni. -'" .-••"•' and safety; 3. Equalized education «iuan;. Intcnmtiona; i u-ati'-e Memorial,Chain OHiKs Road. Colonia. and enrol.eii .»: li and opportunity; 4- Conservation Dr. Florence A i(ll,, it'Yipsina |Adolph. at home. of human values and natural re- 3ank; Junior Advis-u '•', ","r't"v"' V"i"" '»• ' ' ' . ' ' ' '\ Neighbors of Mrs. SeiekeJ will sources; 5. Constructive leisure Levy, Avenel; Lit,,,, Ai-OUIUl ti\t' hilVtimipi hell you that she "Is one of the ime activities; 6. Civic responsi- iwry Hill, Asbtuy !•,.'' Hawaii.;, B,::.. el the Real; most remarkable persons you could bility; 7. Actve spiritual fath; 8. Mrs; William .1 ' (•;,'„' EstHtr Dl ;..r:ii lit is a cardiac; know." They add that she Is "al- World outlook. liver;,Publicity, M,, V pa I.mil ct A:nboy General J ways in her garden and can te'.l 11,•• Mrs, Gardner urged partflpatlon .nan, New Brunswick Hospital Kenneth Van 5 you more about flowers and plants n P. T. A. work not only for par- [It1 , nt Muhlenberg ' than anyone we have met." Pelt .s n Talbert expert,, 1 Hospital. d: where he is) ; ents but for all Interested adults. l|(l P.iiii 1 team in under 1! i to determine j FARM LOANS ' She concluded her address with this quotation. "When the scorer Just w .ii •AItIi him. Ken j The Farmers Home Administra- j writes your name, he will not ask hasn 1 . v .11 for a long 1 tion made and insured farm"loans a- whether you won or lost, he will tlltit Alexander totaling a record $293,190,000 in! BF.Al'TIFU. NF.AV LOOK AT I'OKDS NATIONAL BANK: Photo above shows thr interior of the new banking quartern of the Fords n just ask how you played the name." FORDS Sm.ti; lias made the fiscal year which ended last National Rank which »IT;. upmed inr business this uerk. Of moile n and tasteful decor, the bank Is air conditioned and contains all the to uw in-j ,i;jpointnK-nis to the June 30. Loans In the previous Its- »,« facilities I"! i).«viv''.u« adequately for its enlarged olienMc A latse park ns ;ire» is provided and also drive-In facilities. Mr. Charles K. Paul presided Naval Aci.cli tny lur liJoti: Alan M. | cat year had totaled $292,642,000 at the business meeting. The pro- PLAYHOUSE Woodwai d. ;i.') lit ii! y Street. Iselln, About a third of the fiscal 1955 to- grams for the year were outlined WED. THIU s thjrd aim A. J. Scopelittl, 26' tal, $108,500,000 represented emer- j SMART IAD , Sild he: "I like to wear ",hs.ses A SHAME theatre." by Stephen K. Werlock, principal, Coolid-u Avt !.':••. Fords. Iiltn al- gency loans to farmers -nd stock- SAN ANTONIO Tex.-A '.le because they keep the girls irom "I'm sorry. Madam," said the "How absurd," protested the who welcomed the parents and in- tenu:e t.i fi.:;•: principal. . . . men hit by droughts, floods and bny was ovi':;;e,\.d ;••>• <:fsin^ me and boys from Ii?htin;; attendant at the movie, "but you woman. "What harm can pictures troduced the teachers. The ways "Mot r\s a Stranger Miss Mai^i.a J M1I110*. Social other disasters. !ie d;.L!n'; m!n:i wi- .•s. me." can't take the dog Into the do a little dog like this?" and means chairman. Mrs. Edward Schoeffler, announced that the With OtlvU DrILiull,, 1 J Studies .at.tr. will be a delegate Robert MitdMini 'iluridiie Huh School to first project would be a cake and from W [Saturday M,itn | _ the IndiKiul Cnu.cil. a national food sale on Election Day, Novem- lrf forum of nlu.atois and industrial- ber 8, in the lobby of School 11 Cartoons and < ,,lni ,| Membership chairman, Mrs. ists, to be lieln at Ktnsselaer Poyi- SUNDAY THJtl II tecr.uic lii.-.t.i'iii'. Troy, N. Y., Oc- tober 21. 2H .ir.'i -(J . . Science- mindf'd i.u'i; .1.1'.oi. seniors are in- "Fete Kely Blua" viU-d to rumple for prizes and -STATE- With Jack Wrl,!, ,,„, honoi> i.l:iTt>d hv the sponsors of the l.il!. :tiiri'.i..i .S.iun'e Talent THEATRE Janet I.f j^ >, Seaieh \V;mi-:> Aill share $11,000 "TOP OF Till- UoKlli WnodbrldKC N. J. in WfMmtl-.'iu.'-' ^..eiue Scholar- With Dah- UohvtUMi, ,,,j ships A >i.i. Scott Philip, was WEI). THRU SATl'RDAV Evelyn Km. bonr to Di ,i>id Mr* Louis Calisti. James Stewart, Arthur (Sat. and Sim. < ,.,,„,., 6D Moan1 :in Av-nu-?. Snmerville, Kennedy In from i IV M Septemb.r i(i, ,it ?onvr.,et Hospi- "THE MAN FROM LABAMIE' tal. Mi>. Caiist: i.-, the former WEDNESDAY uins ar enov the "ONE DESIRE" From 2 P. M. ( mii'i ordi'i- af tiu- day. 'i:i'1 Fieimblicajis are plannmi a Township-wide re- SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY ception Qitobu 22, Irom 3 to 6 P. Joel McCrea - Vera Miles In M.. at the Masimii' Temple, Green Slriet A pn'-clectiun rally is \ "WICHITA" MAJESTIC pla'nmd by the Oemocrats at the (Cinemascope) headquiirtcrs at B5 Fulton Street — PLUS — at 8 P. M., the same day. Commit- Charlton Heston-Julie Adams In NOW Till! I te«man K.itb is chairman. Here's a 4 "THE PRIVATE WAR OF ohancr to hear both sides of the MAJOR BENSON" story. ... WED. THRU SATURDAY At the Ty\:vwrit(>r: John Mclntire. Richard Kiley u The newl.-or.'.iir.izod drum and In bugle corps of the V.iF. W., Wood- brtdRr Post, under the direction of "THE PHOENIX CITY John Viiiu i.irh, will partitipnte STORY" in the FiiT Prevention parade in WoodbridKe, icimorrow night nt 8 o'clock, . . . Nk'k ami Joyce Urban, <. J. — StlM'Mi; of Urban's Cottnge Studio, Wood- LI-8-9090 Al'DiK .in i:n.. briciw, iiitei.ded a Stnte-wide con- The exciting true l.ir | vention (jf tVe PhotoRrnpher's As- NOW THRU SATURDAY sociation of Nrw Jersey at the America's mosl ili-cm ii"i i"p Hotel DoiiO.s, Newark, Monday and Tuesday. In thr print exhibit, four of Mr. turban's prints re- "THE SHRIKE" cel-ved hunorablc mention for their Jose Ferrer - June Allyson outstanding niiality. . . , Plus STRAND" Last but Not Least: Georee Montgomery Born at Perth Amboy General Hospital: From Isslin, a son to Mr. "»OIE UPRISING" NOW THIU and Mrs. Anthony Nalasco, 153 Cooper Avenue: a son to Mr. and HEY, KIDS!! Mrs.'Donald Crilly, 28 ScmeJ Ave- Your Saturday Matinee nue, . . . From Fords, a son to Mr. 'Seven Ciiias u- Gold and Mrs. Euuene Giegner, 50 PRUI features With Mlfharl It. mi. ini Street; a daunhter'to Mr. and Mrs. Abbott & Costcllo John Brcza, 70 Johnson Avenue; An'huiw ^l"1 " a dnunhter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter _ conn Taylor, 224 Liberty Street; a son "RIDE 'EM COWBOY" to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bauchow- Plus an Indian Thriller Frank >il"' •• skl, 31 llacArthur Drive. . . . From Woodbrldne, u son tn Mr. and Mrs. "SEMINOLE UPRISING" Raymond Kadnsh, 27 Mobile Ave- and "The Killer's h[ nue; 11 dnunhter to Mr .and Mrs. 8TAU»'IN MM'" John Handwcriier, 15-B Bunns 5 COLOR CARTOONS : Lane. . .». frtm Hopelawn, a son Chapter 14 of SUPERMAN Richard Cohtr-Vn i i Ml >.' ; to Mr, and Mrs. Edward Siecykow- ski, 22 Litther Avenue; a son to Mr. SUN. THRU WED. and Mrs. Howard Wi'.kio, 62 West "BENGAZI" Dean Martin - Jerry l,*wis Pond Road, , . . Also a daughter _ comi to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hegedus, Thrill aftrr I 101 Hiiihficld Road, Colonia; a son to Mr. and Mrs, Bernard ion m The DEVIL CM\ Dietz, 40(i Smith Street, KeaJbey. YOMG" FROM MARS" ! j It Isn't Dune , Someone niiulit also hint that holinj!-out on the last green diir- ing tin important tournament .: with ' an unbuttoned overcoat , flapping in UiL> bri'Pzeils not «en- 1 «rally cotisideri'd the height of good tusle in this country.—Lon- don Sketch,

SWEATERS ""NwfcJ 1 "Never a dull moment /' ''"'-'Mm-- •

say: ROSE MARIE THOMAS, 292 Keene Street, Perth Amboy, N. J.

"A stenographer's life at CALOIL is full of variety," says Rose Marie. "There's nev^r a dull moment. Just imagine,... letters to Arabia and South America. Or maybe a scientific memo about the latest devel- opment in petroleum products. Or eveii putting together, the notes on an important sales meeting. And the interesting people you work with (-'•'.'/-'.••''A''- •'-•'' •''>:,•,'.-.,'.'.''- ''•• ... the top executives, research men, engineers, I.urgti Selection All Styles public relations and advertising people. 1'H say it again, there's never a dull moment at CALOIL!" FROM

YOUR OqOD NEIGHBOR ...THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY nuns MOP 103 MAIN STKEET WORDOFUFE Nut lo Wurim'lp;il of the new West [hospitality chairman, Then- candidates and against the prac- with matching side medallions Dale, Douglas, Lois and Benet paper drive will be held Sunday. will be "America the Beautiful" Side elementary school, Hills- l,cslcr, played by Roger By tices of the Incumbents" to get in trimmed with sequins and seed Whltaker, all of Colonla; Mr. and October 30, at 1 P. M. Resident*" and will be a feature-for the Rari- u.ilc, it was announced this week. v, Summy Lester was played pearls. She carried a bouquet of Mrs. Thomas Chlsholm and son, are requested to tie their newspa- tan Bound Table, meeting to be touch with him. Officers will be He will assiime his new duties By smith. Members present at GLADYS E. Thomas, Jr., Nutley; Mr. and Mrs. pers in bundles and place them held at School 15 In November. elected at the next meeting. orchids and stephanotls over a In .Innuar.v, 'meeting were Ferdinand George Miller, Newark, and Mrs. at curb for collection. prayer book. Mr. Cole is 29 and received hi» played by Edward Men- Anthony Amato, Hillside. 407 Lincoln Miss Margaret Cherry attended bachelor of sclent* degree from c oiisRbelle White, played her sister as maid of honor, while TO SPONSOR MINSTREt the Newark State Teachers Col- ii)(M-t Arfjalas, Ferdinand Highway the bridesmaids were the Misses ISELIN — The Senior Choir legr: and his master's decree .Jr., played by Myron Tel. LI-8-1679 Health Bernlce Lane, Iselin; Mabel Gibbs, under the supervision of Its lender, from Now York University. cli" Snyder. Perth Amboy, and Wilhemlna Wil- In Fashion Now Theodore Stoepel will sponsor ;i liams, New Brunswick. A Navy veteran of World War minstrel show tomorrow and Sat- ibird act showed a few II and the Korean War, Mr. Dennis Fuller, New York City, urday In the recreation hail of pis entertaining a couple of This is the time of the year that Cole taught previously In South •Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davis, of served as best man and Warren the First Presbyterian Church of is, Percy BottlewaBh, Al Mountain School and MiUburn Manning, Cranford; James Sims, all women should really dig for Iselin. clomlntirie, Roger Kenny. 112 Worth Street, • attended the High School. BALDNESS from the result of illness or wast- Roselle; Argentine Foster, Newark, fashion facts. Read up on all re- Kay Smith; Allen, Myron Springfield Regional High School Baldness seems to run in Smi- IHK diseases, he must be built up and Paul Cherry and Eugene ports that have any bearing on PHONE CRY BRINGS HELP 1 iM ; Josephine, Lawrence Class of 1945 Reunion Saturday tes and affects both males and by food and proper tonics! The Handy, Rahway, ushered. Deborah the garments you w,« thinking of WILD RIDE LONDON, England — While icii:, the teachers, Miss evening at the Twin Brooks Coun- emale.s. Many men arc bald, espe- alp should also be treated by Pasehel, Nutley, was the flower buying. Evaluate them and then making a telephone call. Charles Ba, Vln;-e Qrogan; Miss SAN FRANCISCO - Fifty pas- try Club. Attending with them were lally those advanced in years. 'igorous massage, and exposure girl and Leon Cherry, Elizabeth, carefully Jot down what is on sengers were frightened almost Potts heard faint cries for help. Hubert Attains. Mr, and Mrs. James Hart, West he follicles from which the hair > air and light rays. nephew of the bride, was ring hand In your closet that can be He called police, who traced the Be nuitliers of the klndeinar- out of their wits when one of San Milling ton; Mr. and Mrs. Prank rows become destroyed. In such If the hair is dry, a suitable bearer. worn again this year. Francisco's picturesque cable cars call to the home of Mrs. Eliza- pupil;- wi'w; in charge of hospl- mollient should be well rubbed iee and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ondltions there is no hope of im- The bride wore a grey suit with Make sure you understand wbat careended out of control recently, beth Harvey, 48. who had lain ifli-r the chairmanship of irovement. Those who do brain n each day. Crude oil or yellow Klnmon, Kenll^oith. The group black accessories and an orchid materials are In the fabrics of all turned over. Injuring twenty of alone for eight hours with a iislo- f Anna Krull. irnrk and lead sedentary lives usu- aseline Is excellent and brings corsage for her going away en- cated shoulder, No one could ex- attended a cocktail party at Mr. the garments you buy. Some com- them. None of the Injuries were ID (Iciffiatcs were appointed to illy become bald earlier than ;ood results. semble, The couple are on a wed- plain how the telephone wires Stale ('(invention in Atlantic binations have wonderful wearing serious. and Mrs, George Conley's home ;hose who exercise vigorously and If the hair is annoyingly oily, ding trip to Cape Cod, Mass. had become crossed. |on October 26-28. President, qualities and are easy to keep. m Fanwood, prior to th eattend- re much exposed to the open air. ome tonic containing alcohol is Mrs. King Us a graduate of Others, costing juat as much, do ,. U'.stiT Jentls and vice-presl- ance at the reunion. We have all see^i people who sheaths with exciting new neck- New atomic bomb explosions In Mu Fri'd Relght, were •xcetlent for stimulating the scalp not wear as well, are easily rum- ost their hair as a result of sick- Cary Grant's next picture Is all lines, and wonderful, straight, the Soviet Union have been re- I. —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson and removing some of the oiliness. pled and do not clean well. ness, especially prolonged fevers This treatment helps the nerves set. He's to star in "Run Silent, baton-lined, long-sleeved dresses ported by the Atomic Enerny annual Hallowe'en parade and children, 119 Worth Street, Don't buy a new cut of dress such as typhoid. Intermittent ma- Run Deep," the story about a with big white lace collars. Commission. |sci:Hliil'>d to be held October attended the rodeo at Madison that control nutrition, and brings or suit unless It is becoming. The arial, etc. It is quite common for submarine skipper written by Ed- • M'hnnl. The next meeting Square Garden on Tuesday, jlood to nourish the scalp. It will woman who goes to any extreme ;he hair to fall out during a severe ward Beach. uirti fm Wednesday, NO- —Mr. and Mrs. George Pren- Men Induce a new growth of hair. to be stylish and wears all the new llness from any cause, tice and daughter, Linda. 22 West- designs just because they are new, buiy Road, were hosts at a birth- Nervous conditions often pro- Is usually a comical-looking figure, day party In honor of Mrs. Pien- duce baldness, The hair has fre- The older you are, the more ION KINAM.Y LEARNED Lice's sister, Mrs. William McLean quently turned snow-white as the careful you must be about the Roseland, Guests included William mil "iiottcn" was the result of grief, or from a severe color and detail of your clothes. McLean and the couples children . pel abomination, but shock. As a rule the color is never There is a somewhat standard In1 ^indents persisted in John and William Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Forbes, Lake Val- •cstored. rule that a woman over forty I lie instructor hoped the should never wear black. This is ; learn better. He did. halla, Where the bnldn?ss is due to a temporary condition, the hair can just so much rubbish. It is true many years later. —Mrs. James Bnmton, 196 sometimes be induced to grow that the mature coloring is usu- up.nl when the one-lime Worth Street, was guest of honor back as the health of the patient ally flattered more by a color. ii.patched a telegram to at a birthday party held in Rac's improves.1 However, there are some gray- reading: "Have gotten Hut, iackson Millers. The "Merry fc'llr Makers" of Colonia were hosts. Many conditions of the scalp haired women who find that black in the show' tonight.' Those attending Included Mr. and cause the hair to fall out. Some is their color. ' icached the theatre he Mrs.- Salvatore Santelli, Mr. and skin diseases are particularly Blouses are always an import- wife waiting in the in. virs. Frank Taglareni, Mr. and prone to attack the :.calp and it nt Hem in the winter fashion •• i'i: eislit fttRer friends! Mrs. Walter KarvoniU, Mr. and cause baldness, X-ray will cause picture. If you are planning n : !hr iistonishcd gentleman Mrs, George Beverldge, all of the hair to fall out. If the expo- buying some blouses, you should | Hi i suireptlous "What's Westbury Park; David Nicola and sures are not too long continued, be acquainted with the popular hii',1?" to his wife, she Ira Jordan, Iselin; Mr. and Mrs. the hair grows again. fabrics like cotton broadcloth, sum a telegram readlnn: Robert L Gren, Menlo Park Ter- Ringworm of the scalp and plma broadcloth, pure linen, i' t, n tickets for the show race; Julius Izso, Fords; Stephen linen-like rayon, dacron-and- kli- other parasitic diseases are very Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Donal hard to cure and cause a patchy pima cotton blands. McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs. Fie form of baldness. This kind of To have proper fit, your blouse's Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tll.tf FLOOR Alopecia (baldnessi is very com shoulders must be wide enough to Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Skula, let the sleeves fall easily but not i Us:.' 'ir.ichcr—What is your mon, especially in Europe. ind Mr, and Mrs. Henry Straube so wide the shoulder seams droop. •l I'l.unmny? In order to cure baldness, th ill of Colonla. ( Armholes should be comfortable, i';' Siiident — A freckled- cause must be discovered and re —Mrs. Anne D. O'Neill, Randal! and not cause ripples under the Mi i with a polka-dot dress, moved. We do not know the caus Manor. Staten Island, was a Sat- of hereditary alopecia but mem- arms. urday and Sunday guest qf her bers of the same family.are often No gaping la a sign of good fit son and daughter-in-law, Mr afflicted with dandruff- This and be sure to check your shirt and Mrs. Charles O'Neill, Bedfor ARCTIC DEFENSE . . . Engaged In building; radar stations along Man who RO to De Soto showroom October 19 to :ii QUARTERS easily spread by using the sami tail. Bend over—if the tall stays Avenue. northern coast of Alaska and Canada, 125 U. S. ships battle Ice floe» "You want a raise? Why combs and brushes or even tlr in it Is a good fit. Collars should see 1956 De Soto in for world of surprises. to accomplish job. ini live within your -Mrs. Philip Schwartz, 22 same towels. be carefully matched, precision- Elsworth Street, entertained a Scrupulous cleanllnest is neces- tailored to fit smoothly when worn $3,500 IN PARKING FINES (Freely (ratwlafed from the Chiw.T.) i, sir; but you Man Jjjngg group on Friday eve- ary to hair health. Visorou; open or buttoned up, Seams "I PACIFIC DEFENSE NEW YORK CITY — Mrs. \ am crowded ning Guests included Mrs. Mclvin brushing improves the circulatio should be closely, firmly stitched. The foreign Ministers of Aus- Dana Miller, of 65 East Eighth Welsman, Mrs. Nathan Shane, and brings the blood to the roots Buttonholes should be tightly tralia, New Zealand and the Street, ended a case against her COMING...OCT. 19 Mrs. Harry Garnett, Mrs. Milton where it flourishes the nair fol titched, neatly finished. when she paid the balance of- a Levy. icles, and makes the hair grow United States agreed at a recent $4,300 fine against her for run- Mrs. Seymour Klepner, 170 Consequently, anything that tend Washington confprence that the This year marks the return of is Pattern ning up a record 100 traffic vio- Bedford Avenue, was hostess at a to bring the b(ood to the seal] three nations must remain vigi- ;he velvet afternoon dress. It will JAMES MOTOR SALES meeting of the "Once a Month" lant in the Pacifice as long as lations. She paid $3,500 in cash. popular in the classic shlrt- 475 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. helps to cure or prevent dandruff Her sister, Mrs. Conia Shny, of Club on Saturday evening. Mem- When the patient Is sufferins the tpp-level Geneva conference aist style, simple but dramatic bers present were Mrs. Daniel has not been followed "by posl- Carmm, N. Y., paid a $700 fine Hoffman, Mrs. Nathan Shane, itive action." in August for fourteen offenses. Mrs. Philip Schwartz, Mrs. Mil- Mrs. Charles Messina, all of West- ton Levy and Mrs. Melvln Wels- bury. man. —Mr. and Mrs. j Salvatore San- —ICTN Sheldon Schwartz, U. S. telli and children'were week-tnd New Beauty and Comfort Nnvy aboard, the J. C. Owens at quests of Mrs. Santelli's parents, Norfolk, Va., and his bride were Mr. and Mrs. G, Russo, Jersey Sunday dinner guests of his par- City. ' • I For Your Home ents, Mr. and Mrs., Philip —Mr. and Mrs. William Hassett T3orderis and children,, and Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz, .222 Elsworth Street. with --M r s.l Salvatore Santelli, George BeveriUge anfl children, all Worth Street, was hostess at a of Vtorth Street, attended a wed- demonstration party Wednes- duuf in Jersey City. The Hassetts STO STER 1 day. Guests included Mrs. George and Beveridge families were week- Beveridnc, Mrs, William Hassett, end gueste of Mr. and Mrs.. An- on YOUR HOME! CRTAMED COTTAGE Mrs. James Brunton, Mrs. Frank thony Aiilo, Pa«nts of Mrs. .Has- NEW-IMPROVED Taisllareni, Mrs. Joseph Forzano, Sett and JVIrs. Beveridge. "TRIPLE TRACK" Aluminum Combination WEATHER WINDOWS CHEESE... Save $10 Beautifully designed. Made of On Better Girls' " ^^ extruded aluminum. Operate tmoothly, fr*«ly frgm the inside. Complete weather protection. COATS Arrange, never change. Nothing to store. 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vife V '•1'''i.i;i(?i''-/".li'1,'':y • •'^'t*'HM' •!•-•• • one well The extent to which he was ^ MAY WlvVl»O\S. OLD OBJECTIVES is staggering. LETTER TO^THE Today, we product almost two and a half AN INDEPENDENT NEWSIMIPC! I billion barrels of oil a year, over six million Oct ft. 1955 made Mr Charts E. Gregory, Editor solve all the \, The Imdfr-Journ»l I1V.4) a day From 1900 to 1954, crude oil produc- l:ul: pendent-Leader bridge, some ,-,! i I lie Woodbrldie Leader tion increased by 264 per cent. Exploration Wonribridfle, N. J, crsated by u,,.' VWmlbridft Independent ip^.^SBI p tisvi- Mr. Gregory: tration. The ,, The Iselin Journal proceeds at such a rapid rate that, despite our high oil consumption, we find one and 1 wouM npprcclatf it If you sa'.d and Rr(- „. Charlet E. Oret«ry wmild publish this letter Which building of ion*.' Editor »nd Publisher a quarter barrels of oil for every barrel pro- is in reply to Mr. Can-all's :f order to sm . OUober 6. 1955, yourself^- , Ercrr Thofrtr Bj duced. Geologists believe that over three son P Thr W(K»itiHHi» rubiiihliij tanun Mr. Carroll, nt first I was Juit p^ns? and i(>, II to ignnrs your babbling*, cnt of total U. S land area—are favorable l it the mare I considered ths And about >,, ( harlrs E. Grefcy, rresiitnt for oil deposits. t rrivs the in-nrrsct assumptions Mr. Carroll, Y ,. l.»*rfn« 1. Cimplen The vitality and vision of America's oil :"id the twisting of facts Iri your to twisting ihe , Vice Pr*»i<«'nt ind Treasurer Irtifr. the more 1 felt compelled Republlcon rand; men contributed to our victory in World t;i reply. First let m" s;iv thnt said anythiiv r- farrift drllvtrj, I ffntj p*r r*ff "uhsMptlon HtM bt Mill, Inrlb41nf p. Wars I and II. Today, that vitality again, yiwi are certainly entitled to your people out of w • .,<• >fi. •, 1J.M;

Research in petrochemistry, the rapidly •.»"• regard for h;imiome and spacious new quarters. changed the life on American farms, so thb mti'iir; of the CltUeas Council. be rather clear h 'U'i It is always pleasant to be witness to ex- new science of petrochemistry, with i'c I din't believe I enn recall hear- the present .»::: i'i" or s'H'ing anything else on. pansion and growth, and this is particu- many wonders for American agriculture this sub.!!':'t that can be attrib- C6nsclou%of in , larly so in the case of the Fords bank. For and American life as a whole, promises to uted tn vc\i. The Citlzsns Coun- tlon today cmi,; years, it has been an integral part of the better our lot throughout the years tc cil as you know, is vitally inter- seen by simpiv (•;•(•« in educational mstters and number of bu;,: community and it has played the part with come. l.-. ment, and because of this its facilities have A ?iew Christmas Toy an omission that leaves you wide Woodbridge cnu'uj been available to many ambitious men and One of the newest ideas in Christmas toys open for rebuttal. The Republi- same. Now. arc;: • can platform says. In effect, that women who required them for beginning Under the Capitol Dome children the iu, • we have seen in some years is a plastic there should be closer coopera- democratic prin:, tion between the Town Hall and or expanding some worthwhile endeavor. sports car to be given to youngsters as a the,answer to :; ; By J. Jisepfc Grlbbles the Board of Education. Simple It lias always adapted its operations to gift from Santa Claus. The plastic sports By the way, o. enough since the Town admin- ing published ;:, TRENTON—With neighboring ; the philosophy that a bank is not only a car is large enough for an adult to get into, OASIS:—There are 12.514 estab- to SI.598.560. a 34i8 per cent rise istration must provide the funds or hearing of States be«et with new tax de- lishments in New Jersey where for the Board to use. The Re- place of safe-keeping, but that it has a re- although it is, naturally, considerably over the previous year. The aver- Mayor Quiiiley • a man can wet his whistle. age fine imposed, exclusive of publican candidates have never mands, all eyes have turned to 'Continufd m: •' sponsibility in developing the community smaller than ah actual European or Ameri- New Jersey which comprises an William Howe Davis, director mandatory offenses carrying a of which it is a part. This philosophy, as can sports car. oasis In a nationwide sea of sales, of the State Division of Alcoholic penalty higher than $25, was $7.48. the bank's experience has proved, is a The new plastic car-toy is a little expen- income and various nuisance Beverage Control, reports there taxes. are 9.374 licensed taverns; 1,969 • • * sound one—and it is a happy occasion in- sive for the average American household- package stores: 907 clubs; 223 Despite the moan snd groans FOR THE BIRDS;—An impor- limited retail establishments, and deed to see the visual evidence of this fact selling for $407. It has an electric motor that customarily emanate from tant project is under way at Rut- 41 seasonal cocktail bars In New contesting sides at election time, gers University, the State Uni- in the modern, tasteful new building which which powers it in somewhat the same Jersey at the present time. Not a the nonparusan viewpoint of ob- versity of New Jersey, which is C9T single license was surrendered was opened this week. fashion as a normal car. servers -is that, by and large, New strictly for the birds, during the past year. Oldtimers will remember the electric car Jersey generally over the years Dr. Daniel S. Lehrman, assist- Along with its host of other friends, we License fees from the drinking 1 has provided modern governmen- ant professor of Psychology at Competence Creates Con/iilem want to congratulate the Fords National of many decades ago, a car which was tal administration and at the places enrich municipal coffers the Newark College of Arts and and wish il many, many years of success. operated by power contained in storage bat- same time has achieved a favor- by $5,277,171 annually, according Sciences, armed with a $9,500 able, tax climate. to Director Howe. Of the amount grant from the National Science teries under the hood. The electric cars of.. $4,378,656.83 is'paid by the tav- Foundation, is conducting a two- Almost lost from view in the ern owners, and $770,857.40 by year study to determine why mule that era cduld travel about eighty miles a perspective 'from today's pros- package store owners. Clubs; fra- doves take turns with mama Oil Progress Week perity peak is the year-after- day, and the batteries were stored at night ternal and otherwise, pay out doves and sit on eggs for hatch- year battle by taxpayer-voters Just as individual U. S. oil companies by a recharging device in the garage. $101,824.85 for their liquor dis- ing purposes. and officials to keep it that way. pensing licenses. present an annual report to their stock- These cars were good city cars, but wore A reminder of this continuing In the study entitled The Hudson County, with its large Physiological Basis of Incuhation holders, the industry as a whole dedicates not adaptable for long-distance driving, duel is supplied in the twenty- fifth year observance of the New population, has 1,54.7 taverns and Behavior In Doves," Dr Lehr- one week each year to a .comprehensive sincp the batteries only gave the passenger Jersey Taxpayers Association 298 package stores to lend the man is endeavoring to pin-point just what hormone or dove char- report to the American people. From Octo- a limited amount of mileage without hav- . which will culminate in an all- State in the drinking department. day Silver Anniversary meeting Essex County is next with 1,363 acteristic causes both the male ber 9 through 15, a period designated as ing to be recharged. We don't know how of the asso;iAtion at Newark's taverns and 351 package stores. nnd female cf the species to hatch Oil Progress Week, it invites the general far the $*07 toy car can go in a day with Hotel Essex on November 14. Other counties have a compara- their family. Dr. Lehrman Irels tive number of oasis based on his studies might odd to basic public to inspect its stewardship of a vital its electric motor; but whatever the dis- Carlton W. Tillinghast, execu- populations. Salem County is the undersUndiii:; of instinctive be- tive director of the association, natural resource. tance, it is too far. dryest part of New Jersey with havior and what causes it. From insists that .the membership of only 51 taverns and 8 package such findings, perhaps some day It is probably a blessing that the average the association is "partisan only Your simp tfpulr miku does H KO^HI )ot> "n • H From its beginnings in 1859, when the stores. psychologists will be able to tell to the taxpayer." Born in the your wife mnilc! hnutly upm him lo d» :i. • John Doe does not have $407 to plunk out « * * just what motivates human in- 1 first successful U. S. oil drilling rig went early depression years, the asso- nn drives! By Ihr siimt token YOU would u.' . ARRESTS:—Traffic l»w enforcf- stincts, he claims. for this electric.car for junior, since junior ciation has been a militant force mill expert hint '.o sell you a baitfrj Null into operation at Titusville, Pa., the oil in- ment in New Jersey was 20 per favoring conservation of the fis- Above all, Dr. Lehrman expects INSURANCE IS A HIOHLY SPECIALIZED Ht.i.' might join the over-adequate supply of saps cent greater last year compared dustry has grown to a point where 42,000 cal resources of government while to solve the mystery of what win it lotMl Insurance u^ciiey —6»teh AS> O-.IT* with the previous year. State Mo- Mill Wlter limn "A JACK OF ALL TRAUE> separate businesses serve the American pe- now crowding the highways and be crushed advancing tUe welfare of the makes a he-dove a most I'onsider- tor Vehicle Director Frederick J. u in the process. ' State. ate husband. troleum consumer. • Gassert, Jr. .reports. /Friendly Service—As Near As Yom When, that first Titusville well was If he did not become the victim, he might "Representative government Records of municipal magis-' SAFETY:—New. Jersey was not well victimize someone else, or might wind rests upon citizen participation," trates show 256.272 traffic and made safe by its' geographical lo- broughVin successfully, another well was says Tiilinghast. "Yqt govern- motor vehicle law arrests, exclu- cation, population density and being brought in similarly iri New Bruns- up miles from home in a disabled electric ment is so vast and complex that sive of parking, by all enforce- the nature of its economic struc- the Individual desiring to keep STERN4DRAGOSP wick. The Canadian driller, hearing of the jalopy. In short, we think there will be ro ment agencies. This figure was ture. abreast of its many activities 94 per cent in excess of total ar- That is the reason why the Pennsylvania find, shut down his operation. trend to such expensive toys from Santa, tinds that he cannot. A quarter rests in 1950. State highways, in- New Jersey Safety Council took North America, he said, could support only Pedals for children's toys are what we like. centuiy ago the New Jersey Tax- cluding the New Jersey Turnpike over the task some years ano to payers Association set out to and the Garden State Parkway, help reduce all kinds of accidents overcome this dilemma — to accounted for 144,41 arrests, or in the State to a minimum. t study the problems of govern- 56.4 per cent of total apprehen- As a result of constant efforts Those Brooklyns! ment and express the interests of sions. (Continued on Page Fourteeni taxpayers concerning them. To- Speed was the principal cause THEY HAD MR. PODRES thousands in the stadium, in a pilot has ever done and the vic- day the assosiation enables tax- of arrests, there being 1,685 sum- it took fifty years, eight World tribute to young courage and tory is certainly a team achieve- payers throughout New Jersey to monses issued for this offense, or Series anil seven games, but at pitching skill, seemed almost ment. The courageous pitching join in a common effort" for bet- 39.J per cent of the total. There last they made it on the strong unanimously to pull for the Dod- of Podres, ablfr supported by ter and less costly government." wej-e five violations responsible arm of Johnny Podres .Today the gers to close it out. Craig and Labile, the hitting of The answer to queries from for 70 per cent of total arrests — Dodders are baseball champions But the Dodgers didnt need Snider and Campanella and other ] States concerning "How speed, careless driving, stop oi the world and, better yet, of sympathy this time; nor did they Hodges, the clutch play of Rob-, Does New Jersey Do It" lies in street vialations, ignoring traf- The Bronx, too. need the thousands in and ou^, inson and Amoroso, and the field the files of the iNe^ Jei|sey Tax- fic signal and driving without li- Young Mr J Podres may not be of thle stadium, either. Theyj generalship of Reese were all part payers Association which reflect cense in possession. of the final victory. When the Christy Matjfrewson or Walter lucky: fellows, had young Mil a quarter of a century of hard Reiven,ue from fines in arrests shouting in Brooklyn has quieted Johnson, Dizzy Dean or Dazzy Podres, — Newark Evening News. work and resultant progress, made bj State officers amounted Vance, but out there recently he down and the fans have finished [pounding each other's back, life had it. He swept aside the futile BROOKLYN DOES IT in the borough may return to years, the bitter frustrations and, A grin is spread today across «IAMOR GIRLS normal. But)the moment belongs of course, the Yankees. Justice the face |f a borough. The grin to Qreenpoint and Flatbush, Bed- was served, and Mr. Podres at starts at Borough Hall and ex- ford-Stuyvesant, Ridgewood and at;e 23 becomes a symbol of hope tends to Flatbush Avenue, along the rest. Everest has been climb- It shows that you value convenience and fur all lust causes. Eastern Parkway and up and ed, the four-minute-mile has down the banks of the Gowanus. saUty in meeting your obligations. It Pitching was what this climax been run and the Brooklyn Gone we the miseries of Brook- Kivme of the series finally came Dodgers are cff«nrlpns of tne lyn's inhabitants |and far away giv«s you a legal receipt for each Irani-, down to, and for the Yankees world. — the New York Times. there was no Whltey Ford, In the are bitter memories of past fail- action—and an automatic record. Th»[ fourth, Campanella doubled and ures! The Brooklyn Dodgers have HISTORY LKS:,(.N V* Hodjjes singled him home. In the won their first world's champion/ HATBUSH refcrve balance in your account—even sixth Brooklyn rose up and blast- ship, beaten the Yankees and Since thes; {il'iw.s remained ed, well anyhow bunted, Tommy vindicated themselves in their though imall—heljw to build seU-contU steadfastly neit.jl while the Byrne off the mound. ' adoring, but long-suffering, pub- licjs eyes. Look at the man next struggle between Brooklyn and dtnee and a good credit reputation. After ttiat the Dodgers left it to the Bronx was In progress, we Johnny Podres. They couldn't to you at lunch today. It he's stir- . From every standpoint, a checking ac-',, ring his coffee with his thumb hope bereaved Yankee fans will have left it in better hands. With' permit us a few footnotes of mi assist from Sandy Amoros on and smiling' all the while, he's a count is a valuable asset. * , Dodger fan literary satisfaction. The Yankees one of the great fielding plays of will eurvivo ! this defeat, and any series, he kept the situation Casey Stengel, plagued with in- Journalism will be the better for und the Yankees well In hand. juries to key players, maneuvered It. Never — really never — again Sure, there were Yankee exeur- as best he could. The Yankees, will anyone have to read that no stojis and alarums. Yetj all crises living up to their champlonfflTlp team which lost the first two were surmounted even when 'heritage, played hard and well. games of a seven^ame series ever 2% PaM in Savings AecHMa Brooklyn, suffering « momentary But for Brooklyn this was "next went on to win the champion- lapse, began to act like Brooklyn year." If you see a man headed ship. Another of those dogmatic Pald on und let a soft fly drop for a for an open manhole with his certitudes by ,*hich spin tswnters 2V?% Savings Certlfloatot double. By the eighth Inning, head in the clouds and a starry live has crumbled. thuugh, the Yankees' last de- look in his eyes, guide him to Similarly banished from' the spairing uprising had been sup- safety. He's a Dodger tan. pressed. textbook of journajistic cliches Manager Walter Alston has ac- Thtn it was that sympathetic is the remind*!' that the Dodgers complished what Ho Brooklyn. (Continued on Pige Fourteen) Riti mwciTj i*. «oiiQ man uutvu Woodbridge National Bank PAGE TEN D p ENT dontt u , Membtr; Federal tttt.rvt Syntent and federal D*nodt lwurawM C«rMo»"u" - ! wS " ^^ : v ^^JHSSWJ&T ^ .*? •*«»• »-' ]I iKPKNDENT LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ki, 1955 PAGE ELEVEN

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FORDS, N. J. PINSPOTTERS Edison, IN. J. Perth Amboy, IN. J.

•i* : INDEPENDK'-; i • TFu. •C. 'F.- PAGE TWELVE IAN AIR OF DISTINCTION" thf shop and fired jtmwal times NO U • l,OS ANOKLE8 - A IOCRI' dress before he was trapped by three • "Vr.. CJub to Celebrate Republican Rally shop recently had an "air of dis policemen, who clapped ft box ovrt If i. ,, .,| | . i | unction' about It. but it wasn't him. wrapped him up tightly in am i!oinu to protective frlMtte, »nd removed AVENEL.PERSONALS' S tttfMl in /VVCnel r»llflW' b? perfume or thf type of Prisoner 35th Anniversary It from the shop. awful litif. v,,,] .11(11141 m /I^IIV .^^ Mid_ A s(cunk m )oose m WFNKL Preliminary arrange-, Ann who celebrated her sixth AVENEL -Tentative ptans were ' ineir.s tmve been made for a Third' birthday. Guests were: Mr and ! made to celebrate the thirty-fifth > SMrs Paul Ablonczy. Avenel, ma- Wnvrt Republican rally scheduled | anniversary of the Woman's Club in Thiirsdiiy. November 3, nt 8 P. Br MR. Uernai grandparents. Mr .ind Mrs j of Avenel In November, at n moet- null) DAVIS 'p ,j| L Ab'.omzy and children. M at Maple Tree Farm. Rahway a ; ins of tte club held in Avenel herybody gj n Imoi Ave.iJ'imc*- Jcrelvn fllld Jo;itine' Col- i ^?h'n.il Auditorium ' ves onia: Mrs. Frank InnocolJ, Moi- Mis. .lames O'Brien, general ' Donations were made to the j ;i ,:::r.i«r, .iniunjnrci (lint V.w r:stu*n; Ann Ludw:g. Marrla and Marjirn! Yardlty Fund, the Home I Kathenne Hiil. G.i;'. Osti!rttaai'd • -;)\ v ,,i bv l'.fi.i in liuiior of H«r- WO-R-IMJS-J F.onomic* Scholarship Fund, the I I mid Lois Poltor.ik, all of Avenel. .. i H.n: Avi'ii'M. candidate for for the benefit Pwinv .Art hind. Federation Sciiul- j —Mrs Harold Gardner. 32 Fifth !,' in.vii Cmiiinittce from ttit [Avenue, Is taoationint? at Tampa. • ai|pi:ip Fund, Jessie A. Rop«r[ 1 n: Wild and Lyle B Rc?b. Jr., : \r.\v:,\. candidate for mayor. Commls- Pan-American Ex- 'and Jauaht«-m-lftw. Airman 2r We inviU- all interrsted re;i- •*i;i meet to- of 4(U j Robert Gardner and Mrs. Gnnim; char. e .Srhplnrship Fund. Meta ;.urs of tl-.o area to attend O.\? , Airman Gardner is stationed at tic Scholarship Fund. i •ttilly and uilk with our candiditH- the Con- Service Fund, and the MucVlll Air-FoKi.' Bast :it Tauip.i. •]>rr«;(iiiul!y Ti.ey will be willmu to , «N BOSS . . . J<«e Mai.i, Chile's yvi-.v.uu Sou* of Jamb will mwt i —William Denv,:ch. 132 O.ik VniL'land Tru:ning School RP- ', ;m*?i your qtiestiorvs," Mrs, Teamwork ttteran diptatnat. .was elected l,m:: :.! .it H 30 o'c:0?k. in the Street, is a surgical patient In the seaivh Fun:i. O'Brien said. cret of ,I-,M>1I Community Center pmh Anfc(jy Genend Hospital Mi s Harold P. Wilson, prrtl-1 pttsWent at Inttfd Niillons fn- T.i i-onrlude the evenliu's activ- i ti*\ usembly, suroredlni Nelh- T!:c Mi ahd Mrf. Clyb of the The Rosary Society of St. An- ijint. reppesi'iited the dub at tHe ities refreshments will bt- served. " ml eiUncK E. N. Fti>t Pn-bvl<:ia. n Church will' du*'s_-... Churcli. , v,:l .sponsor a- ,p.u- S'.i'e Full Cwiference. at Doug-* billing hsr- Collie. New Brunswick, with • • \ met U:iio::n\v at 800 P. M. In' lsn j-anl supppr. October 20. flutr. paigns • tin- church iiudi'.roium Plans will 5 t0 8 p M ln t!le cn'un.j] \^\\ Mis Andrew Galisln. September ", " fiar Mitsvnh Saturday |ji. dis;iisM'd foi the masquerade• Tickets are now available and may For Gregory Brodsky puts cvip, .scjuavf fl.uve October 28. at the be purchased from any member of 1 'dents Tea. on October 3, and the ' Jo Hold inttUll J rrwrcii. unri. -! the chairmanship tlle committee, or' through 'th: ; i WOODBRIDOE—The Bar M1U-' Him to w,-,,: • of Mrs. Richard Kerr The program h rman. Mrs. John Marion. 415 Frrehold Woman's Club Federation ' : c a) vah of pifsory Brodsky, son of wrlfarc I,; 1 v. ill feature a skit by the Senior j Belgrade Street. Day. on October 5 ' WOODBRIDGE Mrs Samuel Brodsky, 240 Grove •HA need a In!,,. HUh Fellowship of the church. | _A pubiic cara party [or the Two new members welcomed by Chapter, Daught:r$>f the A,meri- p. and the late Mr. Brodsky. —Membe'i^ at '.he Avenel Fire betKfit of Boy Scout Troop 42. will tl.e club were Mrs. J. M. Schles- j ntl Revolution, will' hold its open- < will b? held Saturday tnornlnfc at This UN n Company w-ii; ho'.d <'u\\ exercises be sponsored by parents and troop inaer and Mrs. Alvin Blelweiss. ! tteetmg Monday at 2PM. at .9:30 o'clock in Adath Israel Synfi-' everybody. Monday ir.uht m the fushous-e. committee in St. Andrews Cmn.T. \!:s. Leonard Lacanic win pre-; • : enBue i evervbuilv :•• . The Yomii! Ladies Sodality of j HaJ, on Ortober 21 at 8:00 o'tlei. ~ent a senes of lectures on home the home of Miss Adelaide Berg- mw. ! reception for members of the' St. Andre.vv chur'h will meet under the chairmanship nf HIT- sewina at 7:30 P M.. before each • hot, Warwick Road. Colonia.. Mrs cnnnivgation wil Ibe held lmniedi- i Moiiduy at 8 no P.M. in the church man Steinbach. club meeting The first one will be JohnC. Hover. Stai* historian, will •ately hall The r:.-w!y e>:ted officers: —The Fifth District Repub'.icar. held on October 19. Any woman in- ] be the speaker. . i wil lake ovei their duties. ; and Civic Club of A vend *;11 hold ;tif.-ted is welcom* to attend. | The chapter held a card party at —T:-.i' Ti;iid Ward. Second Dts- a card party on Oi-tcber 21 at :he Mrs Charles Miller, music and I Koos Brothers, Rahway. Monday. ATLANTIC FLIGHTS ti ict. IJiinocratic and Civic Club , home of Mr. find Mrs. Jo-"nr. Fliuhts between the United"! .Hi chairman, announced thatJThe winner of the mystery prize will inu-t MniicUy .»'. 8.30 P. M.', Rhodes, G2 Manhattan Avniue. Williams Loughran and States and Euro;)? by commercial j Larry Von Beidel. of Colonia. art; was Mrs at, Wall's Inn. Avenel Street, la-' under the chaiimanship of Mrs. instructor of the Elizabeth public ' the door prize went to Mrs. Gordon air lines durma: July totaled 2,559 : cal and county cmdidatts in:'.ud- Raymond Gribble, system, instructor for the Macaulay. Prize winners at cards —a fiipht every seven minutes— I ins Mayor Hugh B. Quigley and; —The Junior Woman's Club <4 Cranford Art Group, and instruc- were Mrs. Harper Sloan, Mrs. L. acocrdma to Fred B Lee, Civil' Committeeman L Ray Alibanl. will 1 Avenel will be hostesws at the tor fOr water colors at the Rahway Qrtml«y, Mrs. George Kozusko. Aeronautics Administrator. P»n j speak Mrs. C.irr.e Mundy will iThird District Fall Supper Confer- _\n Center, and the holder of a Mrs. M. I. Demarest, Miss Rae Os- American Airlines made the most; speak on the retirement pension 'ence. t« be held tonight at The bachelor of arts degree from Col- born, Mrs. D. R Mortanson. Mrs. flighi.s. 582. with Trans World Air- plan for ttv Township employees.' Pines. Metuchen. Sixteen c'.ubs umaia University, will be the' Macaulay. ways .second with 440 flights. Also present will be Joseph Somers,' from the third district have bven guest speaker at the next meeting, Uemotratic leader. invited to attend. [Wednesday night. The public is -Avenel Memorial Post. 7164, —Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Javor- invited to attend. Famous Humniiiifj Bird V.F.W. will irn-et Tuesday at 8:00,nicky. 5G7 Wcodbridge Avenue. [ After the business meeting, a P. M. in the post club rooms in. wish to announce the birth of a bridal shower ^as held for Miss Club Avenel. 'son. Robert John, born October 4 Mane Hayden. who will be mar- —The AvHiel-Colonia First Aid . at Rahway Memorial Hospital. ried on October 29. Hostesses were HOSIERY Squad win mci-t Tuesday at 8:00 i • Mrs Frank Barth, Mrs. Lawrence 'P M at the headquarters, Avenel i BOY. 1?, SAVES BROTHER ' FeUon. Mrs. Stephen Markulin, st,.e,., j JACKSONVILLE. Fia. — Ju.-t ; Mrs Alex Tarcz and Mrs. Joseph ANNUAL "-The Avenel Parent Teachers) as 12-year-old Lafayeue Ward Suchy. Association wi;l meet Tuesday at j stepped off the school bus at his 8:15 P M.. in the school audi-jhouse, he saw a diamond back Now is the time for every good mu WHOSE? torium Mrs. Arthur Peterson, pro- \ ratxlesnake coiled not too far from come to the aid of his community. Tin gram chairman, announced that his 8-year-old brother. Commy. I Young Woman — "Whose little SALE of SALES the program will feature "The Cautioning the boy to stav very !boy are you?" tary health, recreation and welfare Mavic Suitcase." still, Lafayette ran into the house. ! Sophisticated Willie—"Be your- have UNITED in a single drive for ti, self Whose sweet mamma are FINAL 3 DAYS -Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yuhas, got, his father's shotgun and they need to help make this coninu 46 Madison Avenue, entertained in blasted the rattler. His hther better place in which to live. The cUi'.i, honor of their daughter, Shirley had taught him how to handle ; No. 15—51 gauge 15 denier—Reg. 1.35—NOW 1.15 |the gun. I contribute to your Community Chest r. OMISSIONS COSTLY | 3 for 3.35 good for more people than would U ; (Ihurch Canvass . SALISBURY, Conn. — Brought! No. 615—60 gauge 15 denier—Reg. 1.50— NOW 1.25 through any other means. Be a yon.: to court, Clifford Surdam paid $3 \ bor . . . give generously . , . NOW! Plans Completed a year for each of the eight years • 3 for 3.65 he operated his car without a dri- •Dura-Cling" Wear Stretch-Reg. 1.95 NOW 1.65 AVpNEL — The Every Member ver's license; $3 for telling a pa- , This Message Sponsored By Cunvass committee fur the First liceman he had a license when he ; 3 for 4.75 Presbyterian Church completed didn't; and $3 each for the three : plans for the annual canvass at a trip* the police made to Sui- , "The Bank with All the Serricv*" ini-etmg held in the church audi- dam's house to check thj license '; torium John Morgan opened the that didn't ettist. ! mtt'ting with a prayer and Joseph iRsr BANK AND TRUST COMI&NY Rhodes, ueneml chairman, pre- L'. S. OUTPUT HELEN'S sided. Industrial production in this j The final plans made for the country rose mode.ntte.ly in August • HKTHAMBOY.N.J. entire canvass program include ) a new high. The Federal LINGERIE SHOP three truinini; sessions for team eserve Board reported its index | Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation captains and workers. The first if industrial production was at 140 ; 276 Madison Ave. <<>I>P M^^U Perth Amboy of these will be held Sunday, Oc- ier cent of the 1947-49 base. This i tober TS at 3:00^ P. M., when a Mmpares with a revised and sea- training film will be shown. On sonally adjusted index of U9 in j REPLACES PERON . , . Gen, Sunday, November 6, a team from July and June. F.duardo Lonardi, 59, rebel com- Princeton Seminary will be -pres- Sonny: "Pop, what do they mander in Cordoba province, be- ent, to conduct a training session. 1 A kick-off dinner for all captains mean by stable government '" came Argentina's provisional and workers will be held on Thurs- Pop: "I'd say it's one that's run president following Feron's ouat- day evening, November 10, at 6:45 with horse sense, son." er. < P. M. An inspirational film and speakers have been obtained for the evening prograjn. Pledge Sunday ^yill be held on November 13, with refreshments to HALLOWEEN'S COMING! b* served in the church audi- torium following the day's ac- SEE OUR HAPPY HAUNTING tivities. WEAR We Have a Large Selection of COSTUMES • CANDY • NOISE MAKERS • LANTERNS • FALSE FACES t MASKS • TABLE COVERS • CREPE PAPER Gift Suggestions PLATTS Kin»s, Watches, Pen and IVncil S^t» —Stationery Store— USE (HIK " 100 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE LAY AWAY PLAN STATE JEWELERS Symptoms of Distress Arising from TI1L. WO-8-lim US Main Slreet, W STOMACH ULCERS DUETOEXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Ask About 15-Day Trial Offer!

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Sunday Contest WOODBI'IIXIE hm f'M fom discouraged after irmiUOrc "Mr. Innrlr" battliiv! l'ie vnunted Plamfleld .•Mr outs tie," in rMlity none Uitrh Krh.Mii Kikiders to u 0-6 tie. iv tluiti FMdle "Ooody" A:lnms, Conch Nick Priscw's undeie«ted \n Wendbrldge Hmh School Uiirmtui iuive si.-t Uifir sights on .,!, pounds. VVnodbridRc 10-yard line in the second quarter, Herb Tobias recovered the louse lull fur Plalnfleld picking «]) six yards in ihc phnto, left, before hrlns spillrrt by Dun Coury during the first quar- the Red and Black IK farm from Ichnrds. who ran wild imalnst on the 12 where the Burron li ne held firm to prevent a score. ter of the rlaiiiHrM-Wondhrldcr came lust Saturday which wound up in a scoreless tie. In the phntn, terminated since Prisc.oe intends Bears last year, even thnuxh to use them on frequent ocea&ions [jocnl dub took the 19-6 deci- to rest Ben^eleski. is a former Wagner College The 175-pound Iselinlte will also K. of C. Tourney Rutgers - Brown take some of the pressure Off Jag's Stops Loop Leaders, /=• md, the Crusaders have Al Leroy Alexander and Johnnie „ ,i six-fool-four-inch, 210- To Clash Saturday Howell since he can take off on Draws 61 Entries running plays whenevei the situa- hScarlet faces, In Providence, The Woodbridge skipper intends ,,,nl '.kPiiihs 235 pounds. 430 and 414. Lillian Abate rolled Tournament at the Forsgate Jag's Sporting Goods . .. 6 6 R. I., Saturday. to make two changes in his de- Sn-So Season : Country Club a tremendous suc- Iselin Lumber 5'^ 6' a 197 and 456 to lead the Exca- Coach Harvey Harman spent fensive lineup for the South River hi. t'.ison the Crusaders cess with 61 participants taking rdeiil Beauty Salon 5 1 vators, while Marie Remelev most of the time comparing his tussle with hopes of corking a on nne, and lost and tied part In the competition. Ml.eUVs Excavating 4 8 trailed with a 412 mark. impressions of the Brown team weakness which showed up during Th'Mr victory came ever the Mary's Dress Shop 4 8 The handicap toufnament was with those of three of his scouts. the Ptainfield fracas. Vince Cap- Ciif.Mi'i- Eagles." 18-11. Th.-y won by Tom Krakowsky of Eliza- He thinks the Bruins should raro and Joe Martino. a couple of i'ii by the powerful Jer- ISEUN — Jag's Sporting Goods beth who carded a net 68 score have beaten both Columbia and rugged linemen who have improved ;C;;v Vikings. 13-0, and they bounced into the first division of STRIKES over the 18 holes. By. posting the Yale, The Lions and the Elis both tremendously since the start of ,. I'liion Blues, 6-6. the St. Cecelia's Women's Bowling I best tally of the afternoon, he won out in the final quarter of Last week the Township Police Pistol Team con- the season, have been tapped to fill io i),ill club is best known for League after upsetting the league- and was presented with the State their respective contests. cluded one of its most successful seasons in recent in for Walter Housman and Bill i aKiiin.st the Oloucestei leading Al's Sunoco quintet in two Deputy trophy by Prank Ott. Trautman. The latter forward op- Harman is especially worried erators, however, will still hold. , lust year at which timi out of three games. The victors A tie developed in the gross years by finishing in second place in the Central Jersey about two swift Brown halfbacks, their offensive assignments. Hie Mustangs to a 19-11 took the first two matches, 664- SPARES phase of the tournament when Archie Williams and Tommy aiiul frame against the J. Toth 210. B. Jost 200-206, S. Harman praised fullback Jack career. >86. but fell oft somewhat, losing Mauro Motors captain Joe Tausta and Walter ikn line in scoring one Simon 201, R. Jackson 203-203, J. he nightcap. 635-624. Norwood Dist Laverty, who scored twice against The laurels gained by our gendarmes were strictly a Scott are the running threats in ui and gaining 44 yards Gursaly 206, M. Almasi 207, J. Love the Mules; halfback Lee Lusardi, Betty Mauceri and Cynthia Jag's team affair, since each member of the squad, whether the backfield. 224. Witty's Liquor Store who seemed to have recovered Oramsahper were Iselin Lumber's from the ailment which had slowed his part was big or small, worked and practiced dill Last Saturday Woodbridge and :MI. nn the other liand. con- P. Baumann 202011, R. Kaminsky Plainfield met on the muddy most ellectlve keglerettes, with WHITE BIRCH INN him up earlier, and guard Bob lv confused the opposition 236. gently to insure the success of the team. It could be stadium turf with the possibility .allies of 446 and 432. The Dress- W Howard. n.s buihts of speed and agll- of the Central Jersey Group IV makers' chief pin topplers were McQuire 6 Three-game winners: Amboy He said the Job of deciding who that the boys are overdoing it because their collection end sweeps as well as occa- title hanging on the outcome. Be- Steffle Saley, 434, and Louise Sin- Jefferson 5 Service and Repair over Norwood will start at center and right sl.mts off-tackle. Ronnie Distributors; Specialty Pood Sales of trophies has already outgrown two showcases and fore game time the dash was 1 Hudson 4 tackle next week probably will be nil : two touchdowns, ripped clair, U5, over Jag's. called a toss-up by the so-called Ethel 3 the toughest. Dave Pooley, whom some of the marksmen are thinking about moving yard:, in 11 carries. Beauty Salon Caps Two-game winners: Petrick's experts and the players from both Two-same Winners; Jefferson Harman thought played well Sat- cm,! the Bear atiack to ev The Ideal Beauty Salon dropped Florist over Mauro Motors; Rah- some of the furniture out of headquarters to make squads obliged the prusnosticators over McQuire; Ethel over Hudson. urday, has ousted Tony DeSantls the first game to Cooper's Dairy, way Watch over Witty's Liquor by battling to a 0-0 tie in u sus- ic versatile level was the fine from the starting berth at center, room for their latest prizes. The individual who lights 661-614, but came back strong to WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN Store. pense filled contest. t[V; of Nicky Mauro, another hut IVIP iwtnr looked better in_the up like a beacon every time he views the collection of swes p the remaining two by scores W Glory for Roth ov limh standout, who yassec CENTRAL JERSEY WOMAN'S last game, tod . 4fg'"" of 706-663 and 726-659 to mov,s Wdbge. First Aid 14 trophies is Closindo Zuccaro, the team captain and At the termination of the game n- tiiuchdown and set ui MAJOR BOWLING LEAGUE up in the league standings. P. B. A. No. 38 11 there was sufficient glory for both ;ln-rs with his heaves. W L Canada is faced with woftit veteran who has been the driving force and inspiration The trio of Vicky Karasky, Avenel No. 1 11 the Woodbridge and Plainfield. ni Wirentsen and Tony San Plainfield Rec 9 0 grain (surplus. Erma Hebeler and Pia Vaillan- 10 behipd the squad. He and Stave Feiertag, the former clubs — they played the game to • once again standouts oi Shell Dixie Belle 6 , 3 Volkswagen to build cars at New court sparked the Beauticians io Iselin Chiefs 9 the hilt by shooting the works on fcifcn.sive forward wall as wn (Continued on Paiie Fourteen) Brunswick plant, leader of the team, are main'ly responsible for raising victory with sets of 453, 423 'and 2 offense and defense. They both re- 'i- from New Brunswid Iselin No. 1 400, while Sue Seredy, 450,«and Avenel First Aid 2 the local marksmen to their present status. They cam- ceived opportunities, but were un- nl. Herb McNeil!. Ruth Einhorn, 440, paced the Avenel No. 2 By Alan Maver paigned for the Main Street range and when it was able to capitalize on them because playing his first gam Dairy Maids on the hardwoofs. Team high game: P. B of the stubborness of the other. As Ithe local crew at halfback A completed, created sufficient interest in the outdoor The Kusar Builders maintained 38, 1,03033 - 2772,772 ((leagul e records)— for the fans who braved the in- plenty of talent. He hold their second position in the league S. Pochek"236-584, J. Nemeth 234- sport to a point where the squad's membership tripled. clement weather, they were treat- Sew Jersey scholastic huiroiin,; by tripping Miele's Excavating 561, C. Bahr 181-528, S. YuhaSE ed to a real game of inspirational ci.s which he set while at New HO WELL, We think the sport of pistol shooting is a fine pas- twice in three games. The victors 173-535, H. Deter 209-564. football. \ k High. COACH QF time which should attract more participants than it breezed through the first ttoo W. Dwyer 200, R. Snowfield 32t Ifs true the sloppy field handi- < aci'iolrt Happy names, 677-668 and 660-612, be- THE HeW yOR does at the present. To increase interest a little, we capped the effectiveness of the [ on Page Fourteen! WOODBRIDGE SERVICE combatants; therefore, it would FOOT&ALL would, like to (with the\, boss' permission) sponsor a W ' L t be difficult to state that the con- Saturday Niters 9 Police Intra-Pepfartmentj Handicap Pistpl Tournament ditions benefited one of thej teams H'tt Cooper's Dairy - 9 over the other. B(oth the Barrens First Aid 8 nexjt summer a j the Matyi Street range] The competi- and Cardinals wtere disappointed Now Open! Amer. Cygnamid 6 tion would no doubt furnish some good-natured fun oyer the outcome, but like true Oak Tree Drugs 5 with most of the department in the actj sportsmen they offered no excuses. Hill Schmidt's Bob's T-\| 6 After taking the kick-off in the Plaza Barpers ..., A HOOKERS.... Pat Barbato not only made the foot- first quarter, Woodbridge headed NEW, Ij/IODERN Wdbk'e. Conf'y 2 ban varsity at Fork Union but also the honor roll as downfield with the end zone set as Team high game: First Aid, 858 their destination. After Johnnie -A, Poos 165, E. Czik 178, F. Cap- wkl. , . . Windsor Lakis played host to the spprts Howell ran the opening hoot back raro 187, J. Everett 182, F, Janer scribes at the stadium pressbox last Saturday and to the Woodbridge 27 yard line. 146. Leroy Alexander, Bob Cayallaro A. Tatarka 202, C. Bohlke 208, M. received numerous compliments for his efficiency after und Howell took (urns moving the HAY RECREATION Slsko 211, J. Am 204, F. Capraro passing out coffee and hot dogs between the halves. ball up to the 39; for a first down. Located |n a Beautiful New Building 202. At this point'Pat DeFederico Ditch- Lorinie Ayres claims the Yankee Stadium public rela- ed a short screen puss out to (Alex- ST. CECELIA'S K.>f C. No. 3639 tiqns staff never exceeded the hospitality. ... Art ander, who clutched the ball on tht W ' ;or. Lawrence St. & R*- 13 and buttled his way through tht 8 Brbwn took over the Golden Bears' drum-beating as- Loyola mud down to the Pluinfieid 32 foi 8 signment this week. ... As we see it, scholastic foot- a first do «lt«i'» Notre Dame whistle tooters appear to be confused and are making an]VTSubmarine 1' Hull lWur,» FordharrT 'repeated bad calls on various infractions, . . . 8outh MINIMUM Holy Cross SERVICE Villanuva River's Frank Pajaczkowski has a 10.5 yards gained $295 CALL Open Bowling Afternoons Andy Anderson 201, Mike Bach- average at Richmond, where our own Pat Lamberti kosky 201, PafcRotan 908. and Week-Ends infers: St. Peter's recently scored his first collegiate touchdown Semi- FRANK'S ovier Holy Crow. pro football may not be dying as fast as some people Two-tame winners: Loyola over RADIO ft TELEVISION Cocktail Kounge • **?}<* Iona; aeton Hal) over Fordham; are led to believe due to the fact that the Raritan 463 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE » Snuck Notre Dame over Vtllanova. LA4? /£*(*, J/Mpropri«tion ot U1S.* No. the Bums were not doomed of the Pennsyiv.-,, tn >.r •'Hirth period.! U connected with the volunteer ' Jean Eder 216, Sally Carpenter ,,wJ . ,, .MK. ."• you turn before It began nor we*- they Mr. i. M. Symo, . I Slated Tomorrow took over on its »»u i-t _ fire group. These men should be 1212. Barbara Ugi 200. Marie Rowe yard marker and after locating' in tne health IMM. u* V*'^ <*••<<« »fi*- '.;*} u.»i Jie first ». disorderly railing 560. Jean Eder 543. V anted SMW W out and Uv JSt commended for their verv valu- :.nt s:iO'» vulnerable alley on the ri*ht, rames. So we salute them not the heart of Wo1M; •, Thn>e-game winners: Plainfield c wo vacancies is geiun. ton*- able -*"-k. The point iou ar« Inspiring example hi* drfi •shrcVi It' WOODBRIDOE-TI>e first <>*!»„, lHC Wootibridg.„. e line. merely for a majestic triumph Recreation over Vlel's Accordion ei. memoers of the N* Jersey obviously cyln« to ^.lake here • '...IT all seriw of teenage dances sponsored | fc fteM against a valiant foe but tor people of our tn;V. Hollf.*'• • School: Rarttan Oil Company over hbvy th#e WoodbridaWoodbridge Township Reo ™Do m Desslnr^...«o; —anJd Prte h*»W> ana Sanitary Association hdplng to pro»e anew that life's Is—because Mr. acnmldt Is a compllsh when til, Reo Diner. ration Department will be held formed the running trio were recently told at Princeton, design Is unpredictable, and civic-minded cltlsen. he Is a good the Towrmhlp f,',,,,. Two aam* winners: The Pine* tomorrow night from 1 to 10 -operation Mustei' wrucn cne of thf moved the ball up to the «7 At > that every underdog can hare administrator. This type of logic Township Attornov" is dr-'.n aver Dixie Belle: Catalin Corpora- 10 o'clock »t School 11 Auditorium, wiU fce nt>a utiooer n. will mark this point Bob Waugh churwd his day if he cares enough. — is much the same as: a horse bridge Police p,M , •Jon over New Brats Rail. according to an announcementt ww me fust time in the history of New ToHi Part. has ears, man has ears, there- IVM,. nls down to the WdbktWoodbrktee e pendent-Leaclei •,,,,; made today by Committeeman Ed- j 4, {f>r t firsl New Jersey mat Sate civJ de- fore man Is a horse. public opinion ail , :n ;r "i BOWL-MOH-HOl SE ward J Kath, chairman of recrefc- < teivs* forces and selected unit* Touching on the political Issue an effort to bee, I W L ol the National Ouard Will com- lion. Letters to the Editor just a little more, t would like munity. Dc\!:,. :.. '.i klcj acre Quys Electric 12><2 J'i bine in "au-ouf mobiwation. very much to add. your not so tl'.f <\r.;- 11 J k>r. fum- Middlesex T-V 11'* (Continued from Editorial Page) cleverly disguised Innuertdos The presidents ;. •;, .•..;«* for n Ruby's Box Lunch 74 Local 373 of the American Federa- missioner of Health, urfts par- the new home owners can't com- move the camp wii Cardinal* were penetrating the, about the social position, char- alx-kfi ;t Pro : Stanley's Diner 74 tion of Musicians, Perth Amboy. cnuojen between me ages plain about the tervices because Pennsylvania Rail,',,',' Reci and Black defense, it appeared i acter and personalities of Lyle pun' .i: •> . o-f- pig-'Muska's Funeral Home 8 through » arant from the Music ot a and !> yvare tohav e them re- no one asked them to move to golden opportunity • ... i as though they couhnVt miss aj Reeb and Ray Smith, seemed to skm '<• ;- '..-. a Bear;RavCTS 9 Performance Trust Fund of the ceive first inoculations of theWoodbridge?? Some of the re- living conditions .,: >••:,1 '-'i score However, on the next play; be uncalled for. Under the cir- score <;.> v,;. Walt-Mldtowners .... 10 Recording Industry poliomyelitis vaccine as cipients ot that remark were e-rant workers. Wm Swift Ice Cream 12 ^rlan^e been *l*d- T^^^^-a Une^ok cumstances that you are a Dem- Ravb.t physicians can veterans. Now. how about that? In mmd. the r E. Snyder 1M-122-193—613; Q. ocratic Party county committee- -.i.»r.y .n the uled at School 15. Iselln. October 1 *hlch ?»« provide it. ... "Any You are right. Mr. Carroll, in signed the lettr, Czlc* 204. J. Szabo 235. F. Naey and October 28 at School 4.' ll>" J° tor man. Such tactics might place than 40 jpjj; m water will p«y for itself and that the Town Hall cannot tell to the president M • blocking, j 223. E Snyder 222. A. Belkowskl j A*~J" With you In the position of being aid in the future industrial de- the Board of Education what to vanla Railroad. p,U|. 1220, R Hofthetmer 220. J. Everett to plap y the Banroas ran out the i called a hired political character two n'!'. 1 velopment of New Jersey." claims do. The Republican candidates , the camp in its pi,.', ;r.e rie. 214, N. Suscreba 207, F. Erdejyl Cock by caV.lng for three running 1 assassin. Two FOB Governor Meyner.... Checks ag- have lived long enough in Wood- lacks, the privacy play? j The Republican Party and its fenv.vr us well ! 2W- The young couple had just .fla- gregating UO.7O8.230 have been bridge to be aware of this simple tlonal facilities <;-,, Three-game winners: Middlesex Tne Woodbridge defensive stan. were ' s issued to school districts ot New outstanding candidates are at- pants both need ,u Television over Raven* shed inspecting" the tiny bird- who held the Plainfield offense in fact. They are astute enough to and Jersey as the first Installment ot temptlnx to light the candle, like have ah their (!i. ,, Scrnol Two-game winners; Stanley's, casre apartment Stepping out check throughout the hart fought comprehend the relationship s One M -.a; Hir.t; Fer:-..i'j State school aid for the current you say..Mr. Carroll, or torch If cerely hope th;,-' -. over Midtowners; rtftby's Box;earshot of the agent, they whis-{ganw were Joe Schiavo, Bucky that must necessarily exist be- turaec! f:\-im Lunch over Swifts: Guys Eec- pered briefly The wife nodded at i Santera. Bob Lesko. Richie .Kui-j fiscal yew Governor tween these two administration you please. This is symbolic of vanla Railroad • the organized effort to give the his ZIM • trie over Muska's Funeral Home. last, and the husband, turning to niak. Lou Hagler and Johnnie has proclaimed October and No- groups. The Board of Education move their camp •., the asent, exclaimed resignedly: Howell vember, as United Community must depend upon the Town people of Woodbridge what they is much better of dc! •., .in...'.v w-.--' Carl WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP "Well. 1 guess we'll take it. Al- PlaintieM lit Campaigns time in New Jersey. Hall people to raise the money want and need in services and needs o fthe nui To date the 1955 death toll Muraw r, .\jr Murc.vk. Mil: j W L though it is much too small.' Ends: Roach. Banks. TrautwMn so adequate schools can be built in schools. It is a light lhat can- needs of the PUT, on the highways of New Jersey repair, East. C'rf ••:::• • I..i".:xic? and Tony.college Inn / 13 2 "I don't see why." retorted the T~ikles: Uralsky. Coury, Krysto- and operated. It follows quite not be put out by throwing mud. has reached 5)6 or 11 less than at SCUtli •!V.«F. W. No. 4410 12 3 real estate man. "The apartment pek logically, therefore, no money, One final word. An elected the same time in 1»54— This is Speaking of tiv : The Bey:- :•• r.t-nn'.;?; im- Fitz Contractors 9 6 was planned for two people' Guurds: CaulfleM. Wright; Stepp no schools. Who's at fault, Mr governmental body, whether l Fire Prevention Week and resi- reatlonal facilities proved : > ,i.i U:M* rX'.cr.' '::ic*>; V F. W. No. 2S36 64 8 2 • I know." the young husband Center: Lustig Carroll? town, county or state, that has ! 1 dents are asked to reduce need- of an Interestim: , their o;)» •.;::•,n.. |. ^ .o Jer?! ; C:'y Iselin Taxi 6 9 Backs: Cowstanxo. Waugh. Des- within Its powers to give the agreed, 'but: you see. we were less waste caused by preventable About the split sessions you a Woodbridge !>., two vn-f-K.- A.O A", '.mes or. Sun- White House 6 9 slno. Inskeep people what they need and want hoping to be able to keep a gold- fires. . . . Twenty-eight States refer to in your letter You might cently: "If our < in,: day tr.e Bj-v p;.ue,j on .i level American Legion 4 11 WtadbrMtt 11) and does not act to do so. Is fish." as well as Canada, Ireland and recall split sessions were quite can remove a of tl'.a: of :.c i-AV. Ber. ^ams Marsh & Ryan 34 114; End-. Sabo. Britton. Santoro guilty of neglecting their elected Scotland shipped dairy and common during the thirties be- camp." he said of the p.!•••. rj-pLu:::. ~*-f; ^tr.k-1 E. Snyder 222. R. WaUlce 202.1 Lesko. Trainman. Kochkk trust. Ask yourself this question c breeding cattle to New Jersey cause wr war marriages of 1917- build a swimmim: inc iiy..:'\ b",i (iii ire \:nuni Rouwon 202. B. Svihra 115. S-; Guards. Kuzniak. Ugi. Shiavo. Can a good government be a Rarron during the year ending June 30. 18 crealw a laree high school few more scho.'; and in ii.' a:: and •*••';H Adams Skokan 203. D. Caruso 204-201. P., Capraro. Martino . . . Approximately 12 per cent neglectful government? uh8S M1 208. J. student b-*jy for this period. might add ' and Err.>: cl:'ck:r.i;':al.''.!:er. the ^ - • Continued from Sports Page Center: Osborne of all milk sold in New Jersey is If you wish to continue this Unfortunately, the depression Woodbrldne is, .,;, Brars ar" r.w fri-mins one 0[; Baranji 212. Cavallaro kept the Red and Backs: DeFederico. Prater. Alex- standard or standard homogen- discussion further, on schools or 1 Two-game winners. V. 1 did not allow schools to be built town which has ;.,:, thetr'bos ?qu.\c> *• | Black machine in motion by slicing ander. Cavallero Howell. O;rjra ized grade. *uvuiuiug to figures any other subject, I will be only No. 2636 over College Inn: anywheje. Split sessions in "a nice place to !; T!ic- i:v:u:y ;.n\ once auin Officials: Trumbatqre. Lorey. Ny- prepared by the Office of Milk too glad to oblige. 1 assure you Woodbridge High School began It lies lurrouiK.fii follow":ru :.;•* Wo, ,;br.Gi:e cluo to the 24. On the next play. Alex- dic:<, Valentine Industry. I have a wealth of information Contractors over American Legion; ander lost two yards; th«n the during the office of Democratic growing lndustnv, on Sur.r.,u •.vj-.i:: R-isrr D.iv:.s, a that will surely open the eyes of tfhite House over Marsh & Ryan Woodbridge advance sputtered to Mayor Ryan H932>. 1 believe. even more Import,!:,• line h.iC'f,<: '.:> In the last part of your letter bring up chlldii!. injury per cent honest, the New Jersey ROBERT R. HAMILTON W L teams exchange punts twice. to reduce accidents on the streets Highway Authority announces. you state that you don't want this goal, It SITU: nrwarj Colonia, N. J.. Lucas Market 9 3 Two minutes after the start of and highways, in industry and ... "Its iuu .o say which comes to become political, yet you take must meet and m,, to the pr^ib'.i- return U Republican County of Scily Bowl-Mor 9 3 the second quarter. Plainfield homes, schools aiM colleges, aid- rirst. the water or the industry the opportunity to mention Mr. stacles to civic hi- Hoaiil.i".;: on Sur.cay Ho.u 1 1 ed by a genera] campaign of pub- .Committeeman McCarthy's 8 - 3 - manipulated its first break when or the industry or the water," Schmidt, the Incumbent candi- the tabte dottiim,]., receiwd a 'rac.ure.-l nsv ir. the lic safety education, the 1853 ac- B. Mil! Supply 5 Joe Stepp blasted his way through states Governor Meyner.... The date and his part in. as you say. opinion with .. second Bear dash of :ho season. R^barber's Pharmacy cidental death rate in the State 8 the Barren forward wall to block glove compartment of cars should introducing the idea of func- 24 Lillian Terrace and tried to move : S;:l! in Hirer: U?: arc , Saijo tc Rhodes Art Fraaer's kick on the Wood- was the lowest in the union and 8 be a storage place for useful tional schools to Woodbridge. Woodbridge, New Jersey railroad camix backs Fi'.ir.'s: MarKovHs. Bob Durlin? Farms bridge 40. When the loose ball 23 per cent lower than its own items instead of a catch-all tor Incidental to this. I would like October 9, 1955 Sincerely v, MP-;1W.<:K. .lima Green Lantern reached the 12, Herb Tobias rate ten years ago. Thus is con- discarded things, the Keystone to mention that all schools are Mr. Charles Gregory HAROlDlNr with l:i!t n-.r:; M.K-E'.- Two-game winners: Lucas Mar-" pounced on it to give Plainfield sidered a victory against great Automobile Club states. . . , functional by virtue of the fact Independent-Leader (Mrs. R. I) ' N mi t; ket over Sabo & Rhodes; Mc- possession. odds. Thirty-four bootleggers were cap- |Carthy's over Durling Farms; Re- Barrons Hold Fast The State Safety Council is tured making illicit hootch in ] .• ij barberoaroer ss PharmacHftarmacy over Bowl-MorBowl-Mor; With the end zone in fqrus from financially supported by industry New Jersey during September, 'S aiK! '|)arCS Green Lantern over E, & B Mill only 12 yards out. it appeared as mostly but from the start its pub- State Alcoholic Beverage Control Supply Company. though the Cardinals couldn't miss lic service has been acknowledged Director William Howe Davis re- the scoring opportunity. However, and cordially welcomed by pub- Cat.ihii C'U ports. the Barrons had other ideas about lic agencies, State, county and Reo Biii.-i | Bi? Three producing-95 per cent SUMMIT'S SPECIAL OFFER the situation HS they made a bril- city. It is now calling upon indus- Rarilan f.i:'. Co of autos in V. S. liant defensive stand to hold their try generally to subscribe $440.- Those Brooklyns opponents to a standstill before 000 to finance its work during the TO taking over after four plays on the next three years. Especially wel- (Continued from Editorial Page) Sports Round-Up 11 come will be donations from the have never won a wqrld series. The third quarter was played smaller manufacturing plants They hare. If there were those of from Sports Page with both Woodbridge and Plain- which also benefit from the work little faith in Flatbush who be- of the council. lieved during the eighth inning HOME-OWNERS.. field coming out even statistically. . tlie big game with Linden. October 29.... Elly Snyder Richie Kuzniak. the Barrens' alert of the final game that their men was top man over at the Bowl-Mor alleys during the ineback. intercepted a pass at the JERSEY JIGSAW:—New Jersey were the preordained victims of week with games of 198, 222 and 193 for a 613 set:. . . The weekly Barron football awards, after the Plainfield scrap, went to Walter Housman, downfleld blocking;, Bill Sabo, outstanding lineman, and Bucky Santora, BORDEN'S SURPRISE CENTER best back, . . . Richie Kuzniak should rate All-County recognition if he continues to play his usual bjand of 3^li< fired-up football. Last Saturday he checked a pair of Plainfield attacks by intercepting a pass and recover- ACT ^1 ing a fumble. . . . The P.B.A. established two records in the Woodbridge Firemen's Bowling League earlier this week after hitting the pins for a single^game score This Off r of 1033 and a total three-game mark of 2772. The rec-i ord-smashing team included Steve Pochek, Steve Yu- Expires hasz. Joe Nemeth. Horace Deter and Charlie Bahr. Thurs., Fri. and Sat., Oct. 13-14-15 E OCTOBEH FREE! 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D«l>oilt IaturtBM OarpqnttOB )ErENDENT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 PAGE FIFTEEN FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY >sary Sets Date Friis -Nahay Wedding Rites School Unit Holds I For Nov. Social Opening Meeting )RHS The Altar and Rosary Performed in Fords Church FORDS-The marring of Miss is employed as a secretary KEASBEY—The Keasbey Home tt.y nf Our Lady of Peacn at find School Association held its irh met in the church annex Doris Nahay, daughtegerr of MrsMrs.. | Fla&staff Foods, Perth Amboy. : opening fall meeting in the school planned for a social Noyem- Anna Nahay, 26 Paul Street, and Her husband, a . graduate i.f with Mrs. Jay Tenan presiding |n nt the home of Mrs, .Julius the late Michael Nahay, to Robert WoodbrldRe High School, class nt Mrs. Sophia Jordan, faculty ,:,., 14 Judith Place. H. Friis, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1952, is employed as a mechanic at the Fords Shell Service Center. member, spoke In the absence of- Raymond Levando.ski, Henry Friis, 8 Paul Street, took Miss Elsie Wlttnebert, principal, .nt. introduced the follow- Place Saturday afternoon at 330 He is a veteran of the U. 8. Navy with, two years of service. 1 on the problems facinR the school. >iv members: Mrs. Joseph o'clock in St. Nicholas' Greek An open discussion followed. (r, Mis. Joseph Kasmer, Mr»- Church. The double-ring cere- Committee chairmen were ap- pli Vnloshin, Mrs. George mony was performed by the pas- Holy Name Welcomes i pointed to serve for the school cjkp Mrs, Andrew Ne'meth, tor, Rev. Julius Woytovich. I term as follows: Mrs. Rlrharid , qiiarles Kolator, JUrs. George The bride was given in marrhgc 1 2 Members at Session ! Weinbere, ways and means; Mrs. 'chard, Mrs. J'rftnk Hynes, by her brother, John N.ihay. She John Cerblnak and Peter Pan- oscyh Chaplnskl, Mrs, wore a bridal gown of white FORDS—Plans for the annual' toma, program; Mrs.. William Kirsli, Mrs. Frank Stepniak Chnnlilly lace over satin desisned parish talent show, sponsored by Barnes and Mrs. Stephen Oetz, ' I is Mary Madsen. with basque bodice and Queen the Holy Nnme Society of Our membebrship; Mrs. William Kro-, Lady of Peace Church, were fur- •us were marie for a bus trip Victoria collar. The gown had a ner. car pool; Jay Tenan find Kf Mr. and Mrs. her sister-in-law. Carolyn Bonal- dreskl will assist. Also discussed at the meeting second class grade P. M.; Mrs, a dinner were a $1,000 bingo, October 14, Elfrted Kelso'S third grade P. M.: OFFICERS OF ORT CHAPTER: Left to richt, seated, Mrs. Eugene Udnux, vice president; Mrs. Seymour Derrchln, vice president; Mrs. Ellia-beth Pelton's fourth Hfill. Perth Amboy, Over The best man was William Mel- and a bus ride to Longwood Oar- :,ls iittl-Ildcd. Mrs, Max Kellerman, president; Mrs. Sivul Zuckerbrnd, vice president; Mrs. Richard Wrinberu, vice president; bark row, Mrs. George grade P. M.; Mrs. Cecelia Gold- nizpk, Avenel. the ushers were dens. Kenneth Square, Pa., Oc- Iludiinich served us toast- tober 23. Buses will leave in front Gross, recording; secretary; Mrs. George Forster, treasurer, and Mis. Daniel Kaplan, socinl secretary. berg's fifth grade P. M.; Mrs. Jor- Clifford Frtis. Fords, and Theo- er (iiK-Mh included Rev. Julius Of the church at 10 A. M. William dan's sixth grade; Mrs. Joy Ra- ii, nf St., Nii'lioluK Church, dore Sondergaard, Asbury Park. SWto snd- Peter Keso are in cina. Donald Devanny, Mrs. j'icv. Hianlcy LcvaiuloKki, of Stephen Pocslk, nepnew' or the" charge of arrangements. Miriam Houser, Mrs. Katherlne ],;iilv iif P»;u:<; Church. bride, was Junior usher. Midura-Porvaznik Township,Metuchen Women Zagrzecki Infant HUikle and Mrs. Helen Laviritsen, P ciiuplc was married October After a wedding trip to Miami. CANDIDATES' NIGHT seventh and eighth grades, i-v Hrv. Alexander Pap,), in Florida, the couple will reside at FORDS—The next meeting of Engagement Told Christened Sunday The executive committee served Jjoim's Greek Church, Pertli a Fords address. For traveling, the Democratic Women's Club of Form New Chapter of ORT ,s hostesses. ami luive a son. Emery. the bride wore a blue taffeta dress Fords, to be known as Candidates' arshlp; Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. with black accessories and an or- Night, will be held October 17 nt EDISON — The engagement of MENLO PARK TERRACE FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Anthony [family is rurri'iitly memhe.is health; Mrs. S. Closman, educa- iBgrzecki, 120 Beech Street, had chid corsage. 8 P. M. In Lopes Restaurant. Mrs. Miss Dorothy Ann Porvaznlk,', Women's American ORT < Organ- Nicholas Church. Ford.s. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ization for Rehabilitation Through tion; Mrs. Slgmund Bernholz, ;heir infant daughter christened Mrs. Friis. a graduate of Wood' Sue Warren, president, urges all honor roll; Mrs. Eddie Shapiro, ilita Msiry. In Our Lady of Peace ood Sale Slated bridge High School, class of 1952, members to attend. Porvaznlk 61 Wildwood Avenue, iTraining) announces the forma- |i( Defense Topic to Henry J. Midura, son of Mr. |tion of a new chapter covering special projects; Mrs. Harold Church by Rev. Samuel Constance. and isffs. Joseph Midura of Tren- . the Metuchen-Woodbrldge area, Binder, publicity. The sponsors were Miss Helen By Ladies' Aid \ext VTA Meeting ton, has been announced by her Mrs. David Bernstein, past presl- Women's American ORT is the JVierzbowski, of Perth AmDoy, and America's Olympic Champs jar°nts lden' °' tne North-Central Jersey world's largest private vocational Theodore Nelius. of Keyport. FORDS—Mrs. Harold Dunham is Tli*1 fftl_ meeting o! training service. At present it A dinner followed for the spon- vas Welcomed into membership of ,1 M !TA will be held October operates over 300 -tralniiiK Instal- ;ors and members of the Immedi- he Ladles' Aid Sncipty of Hu> 8 1' M. in the school audi- Lauded by Sports Director lations in 19 countries on five con- ate family at the home of the 3race Lutheran Church at a meet- 'i-.irhers will be lntro- tinents, and instructs over 19,000 JSIITIUS. Mrs. Zagrzeckl Is the ing held in the church hall. ihb time. FORDS — "America's Olympic of New Jersey has the lowest former Genevievj Wierzbowskl, of Mrs, William Larseu and Mrs. Co., Parlin. Her fiance was grad- at the Metuchen Jewish Com- students in approximately 125 rph ltainbiu'h, director of champions not only win great hon- juvenile delinquency rate in the Center. trades, Perth Amboy. iteve Fedor were named co-chair- (us for the United States In the Union and we'd like to keep it that uated from Trenton Catholic lvten-e iii Woodbridge Pro-tem officers appointed were The first board meeting of the nen of a food sale to be held No- \ V.ill .-.peak on "The 1m- field of athletics, but also serve way," he said, Boys' High School and from the 'ember 8 In the hall from 11 A. M. the country as excellent ambassa- Rev. Samuel Constance, assist- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Mrs, Max Kellerman, president; Metwood Chapter of Women's nt Civil Defense in Our American ORT will be held to- Gauthiers Celebrate ,o 4 P. M. Food donations must foe dors of uaod will," declared Vin- ant pastor, gave the closing prayer Troy, N. Y., where he received a Mrs. Richard Weinberg, vice pres- it the church house before 10:iO William, Wright, -scout ident; Mrs. Eugene Ladoux, vice night at the home of Mrs. Saul Sixth Anniversary . will spoil 1c on organizing cent Farrell. director of physical Richard Williams was toastrhaster degree in electrical engineering. . M, that day. president; Mrs. Seymour Dere- ZuckerbrOd. 1 education for the Newark Board of He is employed by the Public Ser- FORDS — The sixth wedding The annual Christmas biiraai. Mutation, at the annual com- vice Electric and Gas Co., Newark. chin, vice president; Mrs, Saul Anyone interested in Joining In i.mriits will be served Old-Time Minstrel Show may contact Mrs. Seymour Dere- anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Wil- ill be held December 1 with Mrs. munion breakfast of the Holy Zuckerbrod, vice president; Mrs. ;ugene Martin and Mrs. Van.i as jtl.t meetiiiK. Planned by St. John's H. M. Davis, financial secretary; chin—WOodbridge B-3183M. liam Gauthier, 2 Cedar Street, was Name Society of Our Lady of celebrated with a dinner party at :o-chalrmen. Peace Church in the church hall, Mrs, George Forster, treasurer; FORDS—An old-time minstrel, home. Mrs. John Johnson was in <>rt tt" illinm Lamp Mr. Farrell, an official at the Mrs. George Gross, recording sec- FIRST AID COURSE charge of entertainment. Mia. s nS0 ed St. John's Episcopal Guests included Mr. and Mrs Olympic games held In Helsinki, P° '' retary; Mrs. Arthur Ladoux, cor- FORDS—A course in first aid Arnt Petersen was hostess. Christened in Fords U Michael Senek, Mrs. Anna Gouch Finland, In 1952, ^pressed the responding secretary; Mrs. Daniel and civjl defense, sponsored by belief Umt the few thousand dol- l at Kaplan, social secretary. Mr. and Mrs. John Sedlvy and Tlie infant son (it Mr. contributions used The end men will be John Egan, School 14 PTA, will be held Oc- children, Eleanor and John, Mr lars in private contributions used SOCIAL SECURITY Committee chairmen are as fol- tober 18 at 1 P, M. in the first ll'-nry Raymond La my. to send the American entriei s Richard Krauss Henry Anderson, and Mrs. Jotieph Sedivy and son Halloween Dance Iin \ .Street, was Christt'licd, ifus Turk.^ ^ Zul °. John lows: Mrs. Seymour Derechin, aid building. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew abroad "did more for selling this Tro an and I am 73 years old and work- membership; Mrs. Eugene La- Wiiliiitn in Our Redeemer country's way of life to many ' ° **y Elliott. Music will DEPARTMENT MEETING Sedivy and son, Chester, Mr, and . Donald Provost. 1352, V, F. W., met in post head- former Cliini ('arisen leiffi favorably impressed the „,.„ lhe pftrcnts ll{ a daughtcr bom a([ ^ socia, sccurity payments re- quarters and made plans for ;i tliousunas who watcnea them per- in the Perth FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY Halloween dance Octolwr 20 m form." he said, adding that the pitai. irownies to Sell Gifts post headquarters. Mrs. Mary Thomas, president., W is the TIME I Iluzanr, November 22 announced that the po:.t h.i... Mr. Farrell, who Interspersed HOPELAWN—Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed- CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS ings up to $1,200 in a, year with- scheduled a "buck niulit" for Oc- To Select his talk with humorous remarks, ward Sleczkowski, 22 Luther Ave- out loss of social security pay HOPELAWN—The birthday o: tober 22 In post headquarters. Shf pointird out that the Russians nue, are the parents of a son born overly Stevens was celebrated a1 merits. 1 stated that she will 6er.son.il: y never missed an opportunity to in the Perth Amboy General Hos- (NOTE: For insertions in this calendar, meeting of Brownie Troops 7 award a prize to the member sinn- cmpluy Red propaganda. "Even pital. Q, I have a wpman who comes RISTMAS TOYS to do cleaning in my home once call Mrs. Andrew Sedivy, 100 Grant Ave- nd 71, sponsored by the Ladles ing up the moat new members m I heir basketball teams used red Jni"^~~ " mxiliary of Hopelawn Memorla' the current drive. bulls" he said. OPLN H0USE i a week foi; which I pay her $5 00. nue, Fords, VAlley 6-5610, before noon Under the new law, wil II have to ost 1352, V. P, W., in the posi Mrs. Betty SilaRyi announced nd GAMES Police Chief John R, Egan ursed FORDS-The Junior Woman's on Tuesday of each week, Mrs. Sedivy eadquarters, that a rehearsal will be h

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-: CLASSIFIED :• ABOUT - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - RATES - INFORMATION ".'»(• for IS wnrd« ; Deadline for idv Wednesday 10 ''.<• ciich additional word i A. M. for Ihf samr wM*.'i • Funeral Directors • # Musical Instruction • •Plumbing and Keating• Pavahlr in advaner I pabliralinn. By FRANCFS DELI. Bright colors and jnusual colors Telephone WO-»• 1710 are being used In unexpected THE PIANO places In man; modern homes. LESSONS Select Your itiiri OPPORTW1TY • Shocking pink walls combined Fnrr WeMl • I-KMALK HELP WANTED • with gray and black furnishings NEW SYXOWIF.CKI Popular Make Y,Hlr Hll, I Plumbing - Heating i AROtTE MANAOER was the note of one modern living Funeral Home aid KKAHFOTT MPO CORP I UP TO $800.00 MONTHLY room and dining room tn an ex- LOOK! »'l»sslo;il Klri'trlr Sewer Service SEWIN(; \i,i-hn Manufacturers of Airborne I PART OR FULL TIME hibit representing the latest in (all instruments ; hkift company mil select for modern decor. j Yes. w* h»ve the "NEW LOOK" 46 AtlanUc Street 1.1-8-6605 Telephone: ••,.is positions open Jar this tetritory reliable MEN or The kitchen In this same louse j in our BUSINESS DIRE("TORY, Carteret. N. J. 5-S I\ M. for App. Woudbrldxe 8-0594 f'l.f.KK-TYPISTS in the fields o; WOMEN who have « few hours was done in pale rose and lime' It Is detiftinl la tclre b»tl* In •;«•<••...>!•. Material Contro;-. Pur- SPARE~ TIME «e*By to "become green The total effect, to one used LAURA RUSSELL Oil LINDEN AVENUE The SEWING n i !•...•.)]:• Quality Control and. Owner-Manager of a FRAN- to seeing more conservative <.-olor$ readability and m«rc »Uf»c Telephone ("arteftt 1-5715 \Voo4brldxc N. J. i-h.;>,»;> CHISED ROtTE of ne» type «sed wa* a bit overpowering, but 3 ARLINGTON DRIVE not M bad M !t sounds tlon. In our strive far better FORDS K, .i ;*-«mal interview 'apply autamat« MECHANICAL VALET ' RAHWAV nM-,37 Cemral Ave . Newark. N. J-idispensing over 100 10c and 2&e thes* new dramatic col()r service to you. 11 cftn —•—. bKA-n 8 30 to 11 00 A. M. 1:00 Pacfca,ge *re «xt*eme The Modern. -o.r 4-1313 Located between x '- ' and to be effective must have the oy5 e;ov Easy Way 1 exact com lement AL'S RADIO :i;ui I7::i Streeu. Newark ' ^ni <.?'M'e4 a ! refill and P * furnishings ftn(1 brlc brac HE HAS A PROBLEM! No Accordion ux Garden State Partway colleci monemony from the dispensers *«- - ** thb type of FLYNN & SON & TELEVISION C. t,::,! Av... Exit 10-13 No e]|penenrt delation can be To Buy | . ;s require* as com- VVNERAL HOMES lim Uul'SKKKEPER wanted: colored A problem that tan UUMithrd SI V»«n On Our Easy Rental Plan Prompt Expert Repairs i no object go ahead (ntrrnitloiul. modern ind cl««lcal or v.:.;u-: sleep in; have wisher easily <* solved by 4«» E»st Avenue RCA Tubes and Puts MENT HOUSES. SUPER MAR- and indulge your taste and fancy Perth Amboj musk (a«|ht to bmlnnm and rd- iiii''; . PlainP.eld. • 10-13 income desired. Under these clrcumstancss, It Is by usini the We Furnish and Install TELEVISION & Applicants must write fully, AU Lull Insurtd - 10 Vt»r« F.ip. far wiser to use soft muted back- All Types of MALE HELP WANTED stating age, references, preferred servie« of the ECONOMY MOVERS ground colors for walls and use RESIDENTIAL GLASS RADIO REPAIRS territory and telephone number reliable business NATION-WIDE MOVERS the bright dramatic colors for LOCKSMITH WORK Telephone ME-8-0189 TMCI SERVia KEARFOTT MPG CORP. for local interview with Regional men ttatvd In the Rahwav 7-3914 Manufacturers of Airborne accent only. ' KEYS MADE Service Culls Made From JUST i'lin\|: Director. BUSINESS DI- Instruments TOOLS AJAX 1955 "BOOM YEAR" 48-State 9 A. M. to 9 P. M, lias ihf following positions open RECTORY. GARDEN SUPPLIES WO 8-0200 1060 Broad Street The Chamber of Commerce of Movlnx Maytag Washers and Dryers Dispatchers—Production HARDWARE • PAINTS F»st and (mm , Rm. 438, A-21 the United States, predicting tlje Service Engineers—M. E., E. E. FLOOR SANDERS AND 1382 OAK TREE ROAD Newark. N. J. 'best Christinas volume in his- AGENT Engineer --Elec. Test Equipment WAXERS FOR RENT ISKI.IN, N. J. 10-13 tory," recently said 1955 would be WQQDBR1DGE I Expediter—Production National Van 1,1 tiM Next to Bell's Drue Store a "boom" year of record propor- 4MPEAHI. ST. « B Machinists — All Machine Shop MISCELLANEOUS 0115 t' - Retail merchants — from Jewelry Service Skills s ecialt Methods and Time Study Ensinee1/ STRICTLY FRESH EGOS-Three P y *h°Ps to department BUSINESSMEN! Railings stores Uniforms Planners—Production dozen (.99. Jersey Egg Nest ~ anticipate holiday sales A. W. Hall and Son t0 to •Set-Up Man—Five Spindle Auto. 405 Pearl Street, near Post Office, P records of past years. To place your ad in the Fashies Credit Jewelers I.CM-II ind lone Dtstanrr IMS Woodbridge. Open Friday, Satur- 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Movlnt and Storaee and - 2nd Shift HIS REASONS Business Directory NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of IRON day CARTERET Tool Designer—-Detailer - NORFOLK. Va — A defendant Household and Office FurnlUirc RAILINGS CA-1-6308 AulhorliMl \efnt For a personal interview, apply told officers he fled from them at 637 Central Ave., Newark, N. J., QUALITY ALUMINUM combina- lluwird Van Lines Custom Made tion storm windows and. doors at high speed because he didn't • DIAMONDS Separate Rooms (or Storage have a dr!vM s And Installed 8:30 to 11:00 A. M, 100 1 at a falrand honesStpncet nri^'dW^Ctlstom ' »«««• He said CRATING • PACKING Quality Work to 4 ou P M. weekdays. On Sat- - »-he- —•—-resisted• arres-t -becaus e h*e. • WATCHES uichy 8:30 to noon, or call Hum- ; Deluxe Venetian blinds. WillUm e SHIPPING $0.00 Avenue, didn't want to go to jail and was Unclaimed Furniture of'Everj bolcit 4-1313. Located between • JEWELRY Description •> up VAlley 6-2775 or Keyport disorderly at the precinct sta- letii and 17th Streets, Newark, tion because he was mad. The OfBee and Warehouse Free Estimate below the Garden State Parkway •M. 10/6-10/27' • GIFTS judge fined hime $130 and SO WO-8-H10 in 34 Atlantic Street, Carteret Central Ave. Exit. 10-13 days in Jail, nevertheless. Expert Watch and TEL. CA-1-5540 AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE cdbridff Township VV ASSOCIATION Jewelry Repair DENNIS M. MURPHY • FOR RENT • Established 1902 U. S. shuns atomic power in WO-8-3146 I CA-1-5600 in t Pet Shops • Nationwide Service 1980 cargo ships. Liquor Stores TWO, THRE, E O, R FIVE unfur-!i Fred Kertes. Local Agent Carteret •"^ in t Roofing and Siding - * lushed rooms for rent, Located i217 slate street. Perth Amb MISCELLANEOUS at 14J fatr.awberry Hill Avenue, i one Hillcrest 2-1248 Telephone Woodbrldgc 8-1389 Wo >»••— .. _ - JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. p Call HIllcTMt 2-1365 COAL • FUEL OIL Hamsters • Turtles Roofing Metal Ceilings and HOOKKI) Kl (IS .'tnck; AKC registered. Call RA- Wood bridge. Parakeets • Puppies 10/6 - 10 Complete Stock of Domestic 7-1152. W. Jefferis. 10-13 ; 10/6 - 10/27 Canaries • Monkeys Furnace Work EMBIMUIH ItY OIL BURNERS and Imported Wines, Beers WAREHOUSE FOR SALE-40" x , WILL HOLD^oTihow at your ""todPaA Tempt" S^Uth and Liquors GUTH PET SHOF 588 Alden Street .10 on lot M0 x 55'; has 10' x , home {or neighbors and friends and Benner Streets, Highian Carteret's Little Zoo 10 office. Located at 685 St. All Brand Name Toys. Commis- Park, October 17 18 19 100 NO MONEY DOWN 574 AMBOY AVENUE 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret Woodbridge, N. J. The SEWING Woodbridge. Call sion to you. Call Rahway 7-8043. 10:00 P. M. Door Prizes Snac WOODBRIDGE, N. J. CA-1-1070 10/6i Telephone 8-1246 73' E. niciT\ st. 10-13 Bar. ' iO-i: RAHWAV ;- 3 YEARS TO PAY • Musical Instruction • Pre-season Sate of All Sweaters and Dog Coats Free Estimates We Sell and Install Dance Instruction All Sizes UKRAINIAN HAI i.nl No Obligation to Buy Better Leather and Chain ROOFING - SIDING LELLO'S FOLK Goods Reduced GUTTERS - LEADERS M(|S1I| ACCORDION SCHOOL KULI. Tlllll I ("01 Itsi AND MUSIC SHOP Aluminum Combination WDGE. 8-1400 ENROLL Mil ! MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE Fins-Furs & Feathers DOORS AND WINDOWS ; WO-S-9455 PET SHOP ALSO BAU.K1 i AVENEL 18 MAIN ST., ODD. Town Jl.ill Kochse Roofing Co. WO-8-lliUl CLASSES HK COAL & OIL CO. CA-l-6404 •U-46 Lincoln Avenue, Carteret For Kurtt/ci Inn- 826 KAIIWAY AVE,, AVENEL Photography Call (>rin,i i • Service Stations Kay Synicliik i

Drugs of thr (ollowiiiK iteni-s, if yuu KK1N<; THIS AD with y,.u TOWNE GARAGE Dancing and ^ • MOVIE CAMERA J. I. Gardner Si Son LEE CREIGHTOM j Pharmacy • FLASH CAMERA • 35-mm CAMERA 493 RAHWAY AVENUE 99i| RAHWAY AVENUE Everything in Music • TAPE RECORDER Woodbridge N»w Cln.ss.'s So WO-8-3540 WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 • New and I'^d Aimrdlons Ri-Rlstr.il • Accurdlun Hinlik f This Month's Special WtH Specialist* In Wednesday :: i" PRESCRIPTIONS t Sheet Music STUDIO PICTURES • BKAIl WHEEL W S»turdays I i" j • MiiilCKl Instrument! OF VOUR FAMILY AND BALANck WHITMAN'S CANDIES • TAP • Certified AAA I IU true tor 1'— 8 x 10 • BRAKE SERVICE t BAl.t It " , Cosmetics - Film 6—5x7 s • MODI II Greeting Cards Only $15.00 • Sporting 6 • VOCAL t Ml-SIT| Picture Tallin* Service (or AU Get That Ull Occasions REEI, FIXED Massage 1 TRl'MrfT NOW! C^M^$«S iimMill Wr **1 I.U1TAH LeflVfe Uase VoiU| AmOND JACKSON V^fa {JHf jly i ) ACCUKUION Complete Line of Photographic We're an Aches and I 1 SAXOI'HIJNK Official of 1 1'IANU Supplies AND SON MUBICVL ' "Penn," INSTRUMENTS iI TKOMUQNK Body and •I DKl MS "Airex" and GIVE Druggists MTKSSOKIKS "Centaur*" ,. Writf Kor Inlurnmlun ( «ll Ill-iUMIl Service Morris 88 Main Street SAMMY RAYS GALLARD'S PHOTO Station There »re an awful lot of young»tm who need hdpr-food, MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP Mas Open 10 to B KEKI. REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Woodbridge, N. J. <(7 Ntw Brumwlck 215 Clevela -*vriiut| medical aid and leadership! Above all, Hope!, .•.Hr^^fpr the f SIT AMBOY AVENHK Reel Checked, Cleaned,. Hilhlunil l' Telephone 8-0554 Polished. Greased and 11 .50 The money you contribute to yoyr United Community Campaign will Woodbrldje 8-JS51 ( i AUjustrd, for Only 1 Writf »f '' Mon. and Frl. Ni«hts to 8:30 go directly to the aid of these needy youngsters as well as to the care PHIL GQLD1N ' I'lus Parts, II N«d«dd Phone: llllart.-r i-«" "Home of Reel Parts" qf the aged, the blind and all those in dire need. Won't you please give Furiiture Popular antl Classical • Plumbing and Heating • We Have, In Stock .. . and give generously ? PIANO LESSONS • CUSTOM-MADE P0W8

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sored by the Sisterhood In Me- Surnkn, Rwnrthmorc Terrace, will tuchen, Wednesday. be hosts to twenty-five members ONCE YOU TRY IT...' —The Chatter Box Club met at of the Sumka family circle. [c nlo Park Terrace Notes the home of Mrs. James Duer- —Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Senchak. scheidt. Ford Avenue, Thursday. Ethel Street, are the proud owners. Quests were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Present were Mrs. Oeorge Radcr, of a new car. Sultzman. Union; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs, James Vendola. Mrs. GcorRe —Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Clarence Bearlson, Newark; Stan Zimmerman, Mrs. Larry Westcott.' Klein. Jefferson Street, were miests By MRS. Hultzmnn and Henry and David Mrs. Richard Mohr, Mrs. Don of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Kob- (iKOKGE Bearlson. Wiley and Mrs. John Engler. lenU, Elizabeth. FORSTKR -Mr. and Mrs. William Nagen- Charles Lawrence, son of Mr —Mrs. Murray Goldberg, Wall Kiist. Rellly Court, were hosts Wed- snd Mi's. Charles Lawrence, Wall Street, entertained Mrs. Nat Boyd- (i5 Ethel Street nesday to Mr. and Mrs. Qustave Street, celebrated his seventh man, Mrs. Bernard Bobkln, Mrs birthday with his family. Nat Schneider and Mrs. Frank liberty 8-8449 Ingold, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Werk- man and Mr, and Mrs. Edward —Any member in need of trans- Kohlenbergcr. Uiso nand children, Donald and portation to the meeting of the —Birthday congratulations Nancy, all of Washington Park. American Jewish Congress Wed- Herbert Tletjens, Atlantic Street -Mr. and Mrs. Erwln WurUel, nesday Is asked to get in touch ancj Joseph Orach, Isabelle Street, .lay TciK.'ii presided ut ii with Mrs. Saul KrUzman, Liberty —Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, Ethel the Kcnsbey Home and Ford Avenue, attended a meeting of the New Jersey Dynamic psy- 8-8482 Street, entertained Mrs. Soul |jl A-.iiriiit.ion. Mrs. Sophie -The first rommunity-wide so- Kritzman, Mrs, Kroner, Mrs. Bar- I,, :,!ink.e on behalf of the prin- choloKlcal Society, Newark, Batuf- day. cial affair, a Halloween dance will net Welsman and Mrs. Ann Ten- M'ISS Wsle Wittnebert, and be held Saturday, October 29, at nenbaum. Thursday. u.,.(l l.he tr-nchers. Mrs. Jor- —Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klein, Jef- ferson Street, were guests of Mr, Our Lfldy of Mt, Carmel Hall, •-On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs iiiiimifd the transportation Smith Street, Woodbrldge. under James Dlngwall, Atlantic Street mid .snid the chldlren and Mrs. Martin Slegal, Bloom- field, Saturday. the sponsorship of the White Birch will attend the Bar Mttzvah of Hiirivisiftr/ ilrAn bonrdlnn Men's Club. Jules Kollar is chair- Ronald C. Brody, son of Mr. and ,. tniveling on the buses. —The prnud owners of a new man. The club was organized to Mrs. Bernard Brody, Clifton. l(j;!»'stcd that Mt'lllo PBT^t station ,wa«6n are Mr, and Mrs. Sponsor scfcinl, athletic and rec- ii.sk for a special officer. Robert Wolfe, Ethel Street. —A "hew chapter of tl» American reational activitlrs for the resi- Women's Organization of Reha- Diem appears to be, that —Brownie Troop 92 met Friday dents of the development. During 1 bilitation Through Training—ORT ,-lieduli Is later than whan at'the home of their leader, Mrs. the past summer tire club spon- ivn cnme out of school. A James Dlngwall, Atlantic Street. —was formed Thursday at a tea ommittee was formed —The Girl Scout troop met ored a successful Softball team at the Metuchen Jewish Center, Bti'i' ' and at present it is sponsoring Its The chapter was called "Metwood," in the Board of Educa- Monday at the home of Mrs. Mil- own bowling league. Last week combining the names of the two ,jli jay Tenrn-Mpre.sentlnK ton Berlin, Isabelle Street. They Nicholas Space was elected presl-1 communities, Metuchen and Wood- I'iiik TrrnOR and Adolph are being divided Into two patrols. dent to succeed John Jacobus, first bridge. Members include residents ..,im representing Keasbey Mrs. Charles Lawrence will lead president. Other officers are Peter ;o f Westbury, Lafayette Estates. irsident named committees the Intermediate gnup and Mrs. Befano, vice president; Thomas Ways and Means, Mrs. James Carolan. McGulre Street, Chain O'HIlls, Menlo Park Terrace, tlo\s >; Gibson, treasurer; James Nobles, Vi'inbM'K'. Kood and wel- and Mrs. Peter McGuite will take Metuchen and Fords. Officers are: •d \ secretary. Fred Jinks was the In- Keniietli Morrison and barge of the Brownie troops. President. Mrs. Mac 'Kellerman; stalling officer. i .iciilinsky: hostess, Mrs. —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. vice president in charge of pro hljcr; incinbi'i'sliip, Mj's. Gorman Gardner, Ethel Street, —Saturday guests of Mr. and gram. Mrs. Eugene Ladoux; vice H.irnrs; class mothers, Mr. and Mrs, David Gotflsch Mrs. Wally Mitchel, Mercer Street, I president in charge of membership, ,,n G<'tz; prowrjtm, Mrs. nd daughter, Barbara, Brooklyn. were Mr. and Mrs, Abe Landsman. | Mrs. Seymour Derechln; vice ,] ('< rvi'iuik. Ml:;. Joseph -Birthday greetings to Mrs. —Birthday greetings to Edmond president in charge of Kuardian- i a] il Mis. J. G. Punlomo; ohn Evanoff, Menlo Avenue, and Andersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. i ship, Mrs. Richard Welnbert; vice Carl Andersen, Ethel Street. Ed- president in charge of material Mis. CICOIKC Forster and Mrs. Al Canevari, Isabelle Street. liyi'lilicki. A Kiila show is tnond Is 8 years old and has joined for ORT, Mrs. Sol Zuckerbrod; re- -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friel, At- the Boy Scouts. cording secretary, Mrs. Roslyn I limed for Fathers' Niwlit antic Street, dined at Maclrlsh's .ill iic'lirld at the Novem- —Mr. and Mrs. James Dlngwall Gross; corresponding secretary, Bound Brook Inn, TWursday. and children, Diane and Jimmy, Mrs, Arthur Ladoux; treasurer, ('I'MIl!1. -Stephen Nagengast, son of Mr. Atlantic Street, attended a dinner- .Mrs. George Forster; chairman for Menlo 1'iirk Terrace Wo- nd Mrs. William Nagengast. party at the home of Mrs. Ding- scholarship, Mrs, Maurice Lleb; 'luli mrt. at tlio home of Reilly Court, marks his fourth wall's mother, Mrs. Helen Bruce, health chairman, Mrs. Laura mk n.illiivHllc, Atlantic birthday today. New York, Sunday. The party was Clossman; honor roll membership, •v ,< 111 wvv Mrs. Paul Me- —Sunday guests of Mr. and In honor of Mrs. Dingwall's broth- Mrs. Sigmund Bitnholz, Mrs. Ed Mi . John Jncobus, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Ethel Street, er, Paul, who is entering the Navy. Shipiro; publicity, Mrs. Harold , Sp;ii -, Mrs. Stanley were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nagal, —Mrs. Raymond Chalt, Atlantic Binder. 'lainfield; and Mr. and Mrs. Mr;. Joseph I>i Grronlmo Street, entertained her canasta —Mrs. Wally Mitchel, Mercer 1 Douglas Wild, Belford. K H. 1'ittt'llu group Tuesday. Present were Mrs. Street, entertained Mrs. William ,-. [Mliolsky. diiuuliter of --Menlo Park residents who at- Nick Klein, Mrs. Maurice Leib, ended the Cana Conference at Kroner, Mrs. Milton Fink and Mrs, ! Mrs Sidney Ulbolsky Mrs .George Byrne, Mrs. Noah Norman Silver, Tuesday. St. Cecelia's Church, Sunday, were Rapkine and Mrs, Erwin Wintzel. LANCASTER BRAND THANKLESS SMOKED i: Sr.t!,, C'l'U'brHli'd her Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Schirripa, —Birthday greetings to Sharon h:i'"fiiiv, Svmcluy. Her —Bobby Kerstein, son of Mr. Sexton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. — Center Cut 1 Mr. and Mrs, Carl Andersen, Mr. ... !i In i s.,rand[);ufnts. Mr and Mrs. Max Kerstein, McGuire Thomas Sexton, Jefferson Street, Whole or V or Slices s.nn Dihdtikv and Mr and Mrs. James Dingwall and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friel. Street, celebrated his fourth birth- who was 3 years old Monday, Huhiiy DilMifsky anc day Saturday. Present were Mrs. —Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Either Half ID. £ I..!II;;I imd Dju.uiy: Mr —A board meeting of the Menlo Fanny Kerstein, East Hampton; old Boerer, Swarthmore Terrace, b 89 IV n Tu.'k'er and dnu;;h- Park Chapter of the American Mrs., Ida Leff, Linda, and Suzan Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert HAMS Famous for distinctive, old-fashioned, smokcd-ham-flavor. "Plate-passin good"! Acme's exclusive "smoke- n! :iiil Barbara, of Liv- Jewish Congress was held Monday Kerstein. Jill Ott and Danny and Morrison and daughters, Newark fcn .iiid Mr and Mrs. Harold at the home of Mrs. Abe Lands- Jerry Weiss. -Congratulations to Dominic house process" means shorter cooking time and less shrinkage. id iluiiEhters, Gale and man, Atlantic Street. —Mrs. Leonard Bearison, Isa- Vella, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael —Birthday greetings to Mrs. belle Street, entertained Mrs. Sid- Vella, Federal Street, who is 9 .. i k'ri annivf'i'sury greet- Jerome McDonald, Ethel Street, ney Dibofsky, Mrs, Lawrence years old today. f-t' Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice' Top or Bottom ii Mi iiucl Mrs. Ruber and Mrs. Stanley Kudztn, Atlantic Bltkower, Mrs. Norman Rosen —A family celebration will be .•; street: Mr. and Mrs Street. and Mrs. Ben Williamson, Wednes- held today for Alfred Fiorello, son . iiffi'.nano. Allantli --Mrs. Edward Haluszka, Ethel day. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiorello, AST i; mid Mrs. V. E. Jivwi Street, entertained. Mrs. Barnet —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rielly Court, who is 13 years old. ,-iii-ei; Mr. iind Mrs Weisman, Mrs. Alfred Frankel, Wally Mitchell, Mercer Street, K: n'.. Ktlift Street; Ml Mis. Norman Gardner and Mrs. were Mrs. Bennett Blumenthal SPEAKING ABOUT TIME or STEAK 79 H.ib Rosen, Atliintl Abe Landsman at canasta Tues- New York, and Mr, and Mrs. Mac- Round "° "Pardon me, but have you the SOLID MKAT — NO l'AT ADDED! You must agree that here's the world's finest beef or Acme will i i mi Mrs. Joseph Ma day. Spinner. 1 —Mrs. Jay Tenen, Atlantic correct time?" jay you double your money back. i ' in.! !- Sirei't, -Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- "Don't keep any artificial time. 1111 i! . .•i-u'tiir'.s to Mrs ert Friel. Atlantic Street, were Street, entertained Mrs. Ben Har- Mister. It's just milkhi' time, and 111; i ,.n,;.y, Ailiuitu' Stiwl iiusi* to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ander- rison, Mrs. Ernst Gansel and Mrs Lancaster Brand Lancaster Brand ytt I don't perten to be any statisti- v 1 in-'.'U Odrunt, Ethi' son and Mr. and Mrs, James Ding- Arthur Ladoux, Tuesday. Scrapple Meaty, 2 Ib. pkg. 49c Beef Liver Select, Mb. *" wall -Birthday congratulations to,cian. If you're a city daylight fun, son of Mr. an -Mrs. Bernard Loebel and Mrs. Joseph Mahoney and Edward savin' man you kin do your own T.ancnstnr JfC Frozen Fish Features Majewski, both of McGuire Street. addin\ subtractin', or multiply- Sausage Meat Hwtiul, Ib. pkg. "'• Beansim. Isabfl Laurence Bltkower, both of Fed- 1 1 ve.ir old Sunday eral Street, attended a tea spon- •- Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Irving in'." TASTE O SEA Pan-Ready Whiting SOLDTO FURNITURE AND D Fillet Mackerel Fancy Lobster Tails x^..

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S-l'it'ct' Slip (over Set in Heavy Bark Cloth when you have your 3-piece living room ilstm-d and rt-stylril during this special sale! Olives LIBBY'S TOMATO Juice LIBBY'S TOMATC Juice MILROSE• PRUNPRUNE DEPOSIT Quart $-1.00 DELIVERS Juice 4 Bottles | YOUR SET I LIBBY'S PINEAPP BAKERv I Juice PIES ^ 39C Ui LIBBY'S PINEAPPINEAPPLP E Your 3-Piece vi Danish Almond Braid '; ^"* 45c Juice LIVING Maple Nut Party Layer ' 55c GOLD SEAL PAPANCAKh E ROOM Louella Butter Bread m%w^Z>. 25c Flour REUPHOLSTERED IDEAL CANE & MAPLE and RESTYLED SHARP, s ru • NO "MIDDLEMAN" 0 NO "BRANCH OFFICE" Cheese 5 5< Y P • YOU DEAL DIRECT WITH IDEAL SLICED s . IDEAL FANCY LONG CUT A MANUFACTURER OF NEW FURNITURE WORKMANSHIP and Swiss , „ 39 1 Sauerkraut CONSTRUCTION KEEBLER BUTTERCUP GUARANTEED f FROZEN FOODS **< Your 3-Pc. living Room Roupholttertd and Rettyled with NABISCO PREMIUM 100% FOAM RUBBER PEAS •>* Cushions oi Uw Factory Price*! Crackers Package OPEN WED., THURS. & FRI. NIGHTSJ AdvtrtUM Prlcei EU«CUM WBDNt»DAY timi Sal^oy. Oot UI

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THURSDAY. OCTOBEH - NOTICES IFOM, NOTICES i\\OF. EIGHTEEN LEG 41. NOTM'FS I.EGAI NOTirFS | ioi Hf shall possess B valid NPW Jcr- I moans «nf OWNKR To *\ Punltary Innprctor'n first Clnss' BLOCK LOT Andenan h Cnn. - idi H« Bhall h«Tt a wide or eUfn- ChatlM tt Edith » >»l] i»nd s 3»9P 13 t> 14 ilvp Vnowlfdof of 8Ut» laws, nilfl, 11 & 12 Robert * Mlniiii i), Meeting October 18th 782. 10, -tgulatlom pollcln. standards in<1 4 Richard * F. O'r,,:r COLONIA ACTIVITIES ——•—. I nated as HIO'-R ,„*. ..~ in Take the census of ««¥» and en iiw»d\!r«* iwruinlns to Public Healt*i. Tsa Charlet R. Allen PERTH AMBOY - Tta_ organ-, *«>*££ *™*Xr*£>?!<£$£:•;rn"Mt ij | forrf thf registration .nd ^»«ind a nkf Imoirlfdgt of th* hon'tli 3961 14 Robert & Ida Jones r.d ' provisions of anv and a.. '1™"*f'T; «rtH«ri ordlnatiMii of thli T'-in- 3981 18 John Ft Amndo i ,!••>, o i Hi j ,,, |lzatlon commute* for a Middlesex ,nl) ,hnt there is dw> m thf iv.,intiiii 1 JUCi.n baiamn, ciatiRiuer oi county Chapter of the National the nun of smmy-six Dollars ?;,1th ' of the Township »nd of Us "«"> PI INI Luther it Oreirnlt N \ Ht shall b« rapftblr of pn>ajln( 3MJ 1 Luther ft Oreniip N By MKS. ' "" "'"->'» aoinrtin r.^no™» TMBHP hplfi ii meptlnff at t u*eSlitv-thred costps Centands intfrfs i«7663t < Iratogethen ««r *™c . " .^v^ktAns In 398 K 2 Mr. aid Mrs. Charl« Saiadin • Epilepsy League wjo"•»-»££ gj« ««« ™ ^™ «w ofj •*.. A«;**'•-'»' tJ| M »-u" reports of the p'jblems Atheuune Sneul nmi* rwiQ a meeting ax UMd ml| M{1 |ntfrf5t ,„,„, Sfn)M1 and aTtllablr prjecdures 39«K 11 Edna H. Bridie HENRY Chain OHills Road. «aa honored ,tne home of Theodore Karc^ be ..^ ^ „, of rhiwrtn <4 ana aTw»>"^ v- ---„-.. s Road, wms num..™ |tne ,lumc m 1>lt Test!:? l:i »nv Conn. »? way 3ML i Robert Ic Penrl Opri ._ k h»r fmiTt.h ii.mnnrirv chairman The league tUMimn.tmi ,. Block 4«-D. LO. ?.-«••'*' ;o f*ets found ss * r»s STRl'BEL at a party to mark Jier fourth j temporary chairman. The league ^. ^f Jjf ^a 4«-i) ""ii'-' J'C ' 398 N 9 frank ft Llllle Br v. n 3MN 14 tame M Smith birthday. Guest* were Mr and .will not place any epileptic* name on tne woodbridKr Township Tax Map'. .-,-. 8 21-1 Colonia Mrs Howard Martin, Rahway. In the limelight and Is considering located on Princeton Avenue in s»id |or his nivr^.....,.. 39«O Mm* H Smith 3S8O Eattlle Vega Bmllrvard Mr and Mrs Oiu OrAnltJlti anri nnlv th» arivantanui that mav nh- Township, anil that there is Jut to .h> InmtUMi- and dMemitnr »l 3MP 1 Dtvld ft Lain I t,Ti/ .Mr. ana Mrs. uus urwiimci ana oni> ine aovaniages inai may OD- , , , , Eighty lvi-nn necessary f«rt.« touchmi «ny sanu»r ( olonia the pll nUfl hP sl m 0 7 Cloverleal Mem P»r children, Linda and Clifford. < tain at a group. I and 5e»enty-sls Cents lUOTSi to:>ther or health prob'.rm or n\ils»nr». testify 401 I* Oeoree « Barbara c Trl! . 'STwSSIwS of"th. Health injector Marjr 1. Hlckmonil Skillman; Mr. and Mrs. Walter', A meeting will be held ft th,i•«* uj- c«. '^^S ~»;a^ff^ 4D9B Ann Madeira ,T g.«« ! 403 B Joncph ft D. Vuri'y Jensen, Woodbridge and Charles' •*•"-« -»»« « «03H t k 2 4-C (Hrtrude Bhepparil I- i Saladin. Jr., Colonia. 4M JulU Kuchle 40(0 182 tt 183 —Miss June Scott. 11 EnfteM And thr lull,,, u. I-»wr*nc« Midden »hf mbjfet mutter of this Dollars .M.000.001 P«r annum p»yaW« 409 H 34»*»M Anthony . Moore. Berkley Roarj, WIU have charge of ad- net Octoljfr W. 1C55. betwffn \\\( hourt by the TowiiJhip Committee 6 * 7 of ten o'riock ln the forrn»n «nd 4UP Lillian B . piao ci M-cond in the Wo- ministMtlve mattm'for the 16th Tovnshlp « This OrdlnanM (.hull.?!"'",, tl)Q < Allw U. Hlnda FOURSOME MEETS | thrff o'clork In the aftfrnoon. K D. 'ji Kfft) and msln'.aln any >n.d all 827 to 830 Incl. Vcl.t: n.vision in the State >annuaf international W«k-«ncl '" T., and M J Trainer. Coawior of !ft«r IU adoption and publication as 424 K John ft Audrey Mire SEWAREN—The Triple Po neeeswry or rtqulred records ,red h Uw^ 34 ft M vc!i*'iv championship Shoot ] Coltefe, N w Brtins- KM of the Tuwnshlp o! Woodbrtdgf. w 5 B g 432K Ponzlano dtefnne'.li gt Doug asl t sope met at ti« home of Mrs, F. hla offk* In thf Memorial Mutllf1,- 3 No person 5h\!'. bf appointed tc 4MN II John * Edward n*K-. J1 t l Iir11 november 4^6. The vheme Stnwt. Wood- i the portion o( Sanlun- In'jpe:tor. ?\tt\ Commltt«n«»n-» - ' * IU imumvm' Bowman. Dover. She T. Htrwell, West Awnue, laat week., ymA au -- I Main srnwt Wood- 4KD. Salratore luroli'.iu* Be,U new w=.^v,, -- the time, xxr-p«- ILI', CUMM , vmle.....—u o..r. untii _h. f ha« '.he follow- 441 B Ilaurn S. Ramtsj; ;ilsii i),;iced .'K'onil in thf Com- "Qf ' ;hecor ,ference wiii bu. "ThePrize Winners were: Mrs. Olive i bridge, Ne«*Jers«V. »««.--* t*^^— > tooaoo and place bfforbff< t whom the de- Ing qualification*, to wit: 1 J. DUN1OAN. 4+(C Ruum S. Randn'.. itJK'iit Club ulioot. QTwentieth Century Complexion— Mrs. Albert [tndants in tills cauae shall i>»v '°! <»> The aop'.lrartt shall Township 44»H JW*3M Rium 8 Rfindnll Mr find Mrs . Howard Ash- A Common g^n for Dfcectlor' tb« plaintiff the amounts due for ortn- ' male retld _. . 448H " M^ry O'Connel Mrs. A. W Scheldt and Mrs. W. 3 pljftl and Interest on plaintiffs Cer-jtht twelve itli month pfrfod v 44BH ' Edward J. Kimbv mor*. East Hartford. Conn., are . _wmiam York<,, captam M tlflcates of TH 8»:e as aforesaid, to-1 his appointment 015 to M7 Incl. Wooten " ItM to 1981 Inel. Colonia Vlllmre the parents of a , girl. Gail Ann, ^ Co]onja p,m ^ ^^ ^. . Itlher with plalntlft't taied •-ost* In thi He shall have- had at : adoption on October thli auit ' «—i.i... «< » a,n|, bum Sunday at the East Hsnrora dg c^m[nende<} Walter Panewieh. A WoOdtOW K:.,:. AITIOUS SWAINS You aft therefore given this nctlo* Helen it Woodrov s- Hospital. The Ashmores are for- rf ^ pAJl construction 1721 to ITIl : mer residents of C°'01ila »"' Daughter — Maw. I wish you i NOTICE OF TfjX SALE Enoch Treat r for hi* efforts In the the n AugUnt Anderwn Ashmore « tne former Ctrdjn- would stop bossing Pa around so Otobfr 9 TOWNSHIP OF WOODBR1DGE 23 of the l0 AH. tl Charlei It Eleanor M portico, daughter of Mr. Oeorge rnuth. Attorney for Plaintiff • 43 St 48 lUthteen Crowlev the squad headquarters on Beek- Vrv Bninswlcl Ave Utzko. Patricia Avenue Motlce 1» hereby glt*a ^'Thold™ubHc William A T S>!i:>..;. man Avenue. Mr Pankewlch. he Maw—What's the matter now? > John It Lucy Lnl'ii Fords. Ntw Je.sey, , o 10 t the. Tax Oeorge tt Ellen l,e- ,nf Mr and Mrs Booen a.»-', »W. not only donated his own Daughter—Well, erery time 11 18 13 55 234 to US Incl. f }40 to 24J Incl. Eugene Si Esde l,rv u hon ume buttha to fhi s get some boy interested In me Hem now In arrears. Cnarlu Oardnrr f. I :;; Si&" ^-«« : T « serious and asks me if 142 to 14i Inel. Eln H. Minor take after you. 11 "red' at a joint party to mark, _Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hor- 98 to IV Incl. flr»t Baptist Churi! D O Brlckntl! Scott's fifth birthday and Lois' jWrtn oxford Road, celebrated 871 & 174 LEGAL NOTICES Hi it m Lucille A. Marsh third Gue-us were John l«gan. itneir 8ln wedding anniveriary by — Townahlp New Jersey. *ui «* "y'zr r V " 'S «^,.ve pare,!, of l.nd will be .old tom aKe the ^un^-J-aUy $17 0 39 tc 43 Incl. R. Quartararo .'. r :'' Joseph Sayek. Marie Bantell. Oary attending a performance of "Hap- aT4TEMCNT RKOUIRKD BY tHE *CT . by the Township Committee ol tne 517 0 44 to 50 Incl. R Quartararo ,*; f'l,!' OF GVST 24. HU. | To ^StL^S^^^^^ a". u,^R0M SA.D F.RST ,>*V M. Harding. R. Ou : Beck, Frunk Beck. Barbara and^ Birtr,da>" at the Paper Mill BT THE ACM OFF 531E 40 nnero rltl OF nXVkTO THE DATE OF SALE. ^Ud th.B»M)( Mlt. ^ Mme. 553 AuguM Pabsl Peter Castelir.e. Unda O« ! Playhouse M**CH 1«J. AND JULV t. Woodbridge. Nfw Jersey, until 8 . 4C —Mr and Mrs. Paul Skula. Pa- ND JULY ? >»" IItDST. on October 25. 1955. ind th«n 355 A 28 Paul C Ktmeny (Title SUtM Code. Emu Efgeni and Jean Sherman, all of Colonia. i ••ii SHOWING TUB OWNERSHIP. at Mid Memorial Municipal Building 5S1BB 7 ft BA Mr hint Mrs. Brlant, Morning- Avenue, were hosts to Mr MAN*<5EMRVT. AND CIRCULATION publicly opened and read aloud. 5M ft 5M Nathan Miron CharlH A Jtilln K. side Road, auonded a theatre and Mrs. Anthony Schwartz and Of Tlif In ler>'-n''ent-I-<>a^ SB3N party in Newat ,Yor E«k owit Standarh a partd y"Oi ofl *° ' - - " Jersey, for October 1. 1955 Madiaon. Township Engineer. Memorta right of Interested parties to redeem M0 »i it n Anna Buerhner 1 Tl e iMmti Hnu _ifc and Mr^ T H. Harriis, Lake Avenue, visited Capuin Os- bids. tt-tt Patrick O'Connor 516 «» «s 211 FMitnr. rharlp? F. Orexory. Wood- B. J. DUNIOAN, TH John Klin 212 M»nln A CO fnc 2 A 176J4 (15 kjartln A Co 11. - • BflmaT were 'weekend guests of;car 8epP. Elizabeth, who has just '.*-. NVir .lfr«py. Township cievk ISA 88 to 70 Incl. Joseph nornysfc Jr 111 masing e.iltor. I'harles K. Or»(t- Albano and Ruel Sllva 98 J» 015 14* ft 1M Martin A Co in. Mr and Mrs Richard Polhamus, returned from the West Indies. l.-L. 10/13. W/5S 31 A a\ 5164 •16 Woo.ltirldgf, N. J. 138 E 43 M*ry ind Joseph Makuc 153 ft 154 MarUn A Co 1'.. p-orence Avenue -A Masquerade Dance will oe iklnms manaKrr, Ui»renc« F NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1MB 45 Joha and Julia Curmody 10.05 git Martin A Co. Int uclt\ 1M75 sit IS8 '-Mr and Mrs, Charles Pride held October 29 by the Civic Inl- Woo'llirlilge, N. J. Notice, ii hereby given th»t Sealed 139 K 134 D 3 John and JitUa Carmody 1S7 Martin A Co. lur nwnn Is: lit owned by • Bida will bt recelTcd by the Townshl' 134 F 298.51 tit SUnltlaw A C. and " children. Kathleen. Charles vement Club at the Clubhouse. TTIP John IClnh 5I.M 88 S.-.(I. prO [.ortiliun. 1(,.9^ name —• - Committee of the Township of Wood 17 ft 18 John and Sophie Csenyl 817 Martin A Co. I for the 218 Si 219 A 20.31 1M and Howard. Elm Street, spent a IrimflI1 Avenue. The Rhythmaires »t be »t:iteil «nrt al'" imme.ll it«ly | Z^at Construction of M 155 WllllBm and Josephine Handerhan Ml Leo A liaac B B Feet man or lets of f IS8.J0 3 rmnrter the niime* ami -<-i—«•• " • Fee . - - UoUon^ren t 159 84 to M 711 tn Manin'.nk day at 'Land of Make Believe" at|will pj^j, for the dancing. Prizes . 510 Si ill M»rv Wuko 1»«3 721B 84 ft8 5 nf stw-kl-i.'-lf-s owniiiK InrT "•"•""«; curb an8nd d ouiteOuttert «J "«; '"SUlle'"T"",Td •iio" 182 Eva Marsusrak Hope ! will be awarded for the best cos- l l 139 Michael and Elizabeth Dvorovy 27 18 722 B 87 Kirr.t nr more of total anKHint, „ strMtt {rof m the Southerly an USD Bernard Yanisevirh WUIIam R. Ku:i:i ,f si.uk If not nwne.l l.y a .on.ora- n^nmouih Arenue to the NorJierl 17JE 215 & 216 . 20 55 11-1 ._Mr. and Mrs. William Beaton. tumM and refreshments will be ,.v,» (o (, n«rtinouiri J™« W ""..; 770 Charles H. Ty.tr 1 17} F 296 B, 297 A Joseph BncBkay 11.17 1 it 2 l(,n. tli^ tunics nn.l a.lilressfa —? •th •-e Une of uhlg- h Avenue- o—n• both Fords Comtructlon Co 776 Carrtt R Tylir Joanne Place, entertained Mr. and eii . II ^ t Including the retu 175 J Pt of 228 4T70 3 to u Incl. vi.lna„l, "*ner^ ]Mlllls mus( t ''e KI of the street, Including the 778 Joseph Kara 11 .OB 1 ft 2 Charles Tyler Mrs Harry Morecroft a,nd chil- _The Thrw Cs Card Q^ met I.) t IiartiKT»lil(i or tb 227 1 Joseph Kara 778 •I.or»t-.l firm. It*" r.»;n«"aiid i ^, Southeast corner of Cornell Street !« J7 Carrie R TyWr dren Maureen. Unda and Janet, ^ G^^ n, I....,,-.,!. a« well a that or earn |„. | »nd Dartmouth ATtnue, and otP the 227 i A JoGeph W. Kura . 778 Cbatlea H. Tyler d. hQme Q{Mr s Me s art 2C 167 48 77» I to 4 tact. livilual member must w eiyen ) 'Northwest corner and Northeast corner James and Stella White 81 ft 89 Alexander Fink Colonia. at dinner. Ridge Road. Present, were Mrs WonlLrldKr Pul,l>«hin Cnrapuiv jof ^^^ 3ln>} an^ U»ugh A»«nue, 240 5 Jarnes and 8tella White 321.81 711 K 7 « 8 53.00 711 74 Si K Agoes Fink »«*burn. Mrs Frank Filip- •i,,Mli.r|.l(re S J land opened and read la public at a1*0 James, and Stella White Tolando Tomato -The 1 240 10 788 D II ft1 1 t! Oreirorv Wnndbrldef ! re*" " meeting at the Memorial Mu- Mirtln A Snyder 188.97 291 10 11130 828 18 ft 19 Clarence Sanies C bridge, New Jeney, on October 18, 1955, Wayne and Ruth Bryant Charles A M. Audi tomorrow 290P 3 & 4 33.91 S34 9 ft 10 8:00 P. M, Eastern Daylight Saving Unknown »M II ft If Dominador & E.i'i ' 'iliwreiiie F, Camiilon. Wood 348 2 841A Christian A llcii i Time. . Joseph Slkonkai 192.24 W ft 388 "The "Colonia Club will meet --^ Plans tnd Specifications may be ob 371 K 25 to 11 Incl. . 'John J. Bopp 855 J Paul Si A. Levin j The known bondholders, mort Plans Knd 3pectftca(lonE may be ob-373 M 11 and 12 40.72 8S5L 271 ft 272 itHHtM anil otlier neiuriy tained at the office of the Township Jmnes Lake ! 2.85 Elmer R. Armsmu..: ownlne oanir hol.Unl otlieKr 1nei-urli percenyt oliuldfr morre Engineer. Howard Madtaon. 1 Main 385 A 19 Si 20 859 P 25 Mae Summers f SVL"on"^^ TJL Avenue, entertained Mr lne or hol.UnK 1 pr Street. Woodbrldge. New Jersey. Henry and Hyacinth Dandrldge. 3.70 889 170 ft11 1 f totall »m«untt i.ff l»on>inl»on>il»on>inn. . murtmurt- 3SSA 25 & 20 Henry and Hyacinth Dandrldge Peter J. A Genevii-v. AU mem*r* are u"ed U> attend and Mrs. William Muchlevicz and The Township Committee reserves 27 & 28 2.65 118 to 142 Incl. agea. or other wsnirltie* are: NO.NK. 38SA Hyacinth Dandrldge 81.18 897 A Henry Peterson to bring any whit, goods they • ion Richard Belief 4 HarasrHplia 2 and 3 Imluile, in the right to reject any or all bids. pt of 9-10 937 421 ft 422 Emma Nasdeo and B J DUNIOAN, 385 C Alexander & Mary Shukls 44.71 ..... wi,,.r(. ihc ctnrkhnMer or se- 388 A 7 to 10 Inel. Clovi-rleaf Memorial Pk. Assn. ., 884 38 ft » Leroy A Mary Hip,. mav have as it is needed to con-; -Mr. and Mrs. Anton Till, St appearg upun the Township Clerk 9 to 19 Incl. . 14 23 244ft 246 394 J CloverleaJ Park Cemetery Aasn. . 12.11 M7 Avenel Buildlnn i\> UniL the project. George Avenue and their nephew r-fty »- .mlianV as trUitee I.-L. 10-«, U/5S 3MK 21 to 24 loci. 1008 59 ft 80 Aveuel Bulldlm; C > e tne projeci. ""•'"••• ••.>-«— —— --.•--- 11(11)BB „, lllr ,...,.. _. Cloverteaf Memorial Park . 493.29 _ . . , L*^_ i j _«:__ -lji-Q «H TWrc Wrtwarn ,. .. i 25 to 27 Il«:l. 1006 549 to 551 Incl. Lois Laraine Daniels, daughter and neice. Mr. and Mrs. Edward l(1 any other fl.iuiiary relation tie i. .— ^ww IFRSEV JMK Cloverleaf Mem. Parlt Assn John A Mary Ku.i 395 1 A Viola Brown ...... T.Bf 1073 37 ft 38 John Kullbk of M^Lid Mrs. H. W. Daniels. 48 Lihodo and children, Barbara Ann ':^^%^^^^Z\™^™^e CHANCER^ YK?/" DIVISION ^ 3MA 14 Leiloy ii Lillian Hlgdon 11.85 1013 3»ft 40 Palsy A Ellzii Ijili1. 21 .W West Hill Road, was christened and Edward. Clarlc, have returned in the two MIDDLESEX COl'NTV 398 U 2 Olga J. Boyd, Trustee 107« 12 ft1 3 JoBephlne Ai Fr.n, DOCKET NO. F-1H4-M J98C 7 & 8 ' 7.W Sunday at the First Presbyterian {rom a vacation at the Till sum- Ferman & Alice Smith Nicholas Dt Sniiti- EUQENB R FINN, 398 C 13 10.98 10 ft 11 1 Church, Rahway. with Rev. Dr. i home. Annie Jetlerson 1879 R Nicholas De Sim ..- mer alai'ie." and conditions under wliKli Plaintiff, 398 D G E. & M. Cunningham 21.48 1079 R 12 ft 13 Mm khol'li-rs and tei virlty holders Chester M.Davis officiating. Spon-j _Mr an^ Mrs. Norman Bresee T9. 398 D 13 & 14 Oprlnirte Crepr.y _ ».. 7.M M1CI1AK1 J TKXIVi I ivin. do n.)t aphfar ,u|>ori the honk* 3WJU IS William mid Mary Wallace 7.99 hurs were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wil- |and son, Richard, North Hill of 111v (oinpany an trunUts, MARY H. DOWUSY. tt als. I..L. 9-12. 29; 10-8, 13" Defendants. 39SE 5 K 6 Hi'iuy & Lucille Howard 18.11 ler, Franklin Lakes. A family din- Road, were guests of Mrs. Bre-itock uiul teiLirltlfs In a c to 18 Inel. other than tliat of a Imna ftile STATE OF NEW JERSEY to ner was held after the church see's mother, Mrs. E. M. Fi. The averiie* numlicr uf rnjiifs MARY H. DOWLEY, her heirs,, services. eiicli iKHiic of this ljuhllcation fulil devisees and personal represen-1 ervices. Philadelphia. tatlm. and her, their, or any --The Colonia Civic Improve- Mr an Mrs L.8. of their successors, ln right. mentClub'wm"SPon"Sor a flira onl ~ ' ou '»" Base, Bainbridge, Md. He is a; children, Richard and Patricia, NOTICE TO BIDDERS to do so. JudBment by default tny be jmc.T...... Sealed bids will be received at the graduate of Woodbridge High j Somerville. rendered against you for the relief de- ,, . ,, iiriiii,._ r\ Purchasing Agent's office, Boom 205 manded ln the Complaint. Toil shall School, cluss of '55. —Mr. and Mis. William Capps, CQUnty Recor(1 BuiWmg, New Bruns- Die your Answer and proof of service - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staoey 1955, at 11:00 A. M. for the furnishing In duplicate with the Clerk of the Eidge Road, entertained Mr. wick. N. J, on Tuesday, October 25,Superior Court, Suite Bouse Annex, and (laughters, Nancy Ann and._r,_ parents, Mr. and Mrsan. d delivering of twenty-four thousand IOStwKo hundre«t u-idw (24.200A M1 fo Gallonr the sfurnishin of No. g1Trenton, New Jersey, In accordance Linda, Bramhall Road, attended Olin Capps, Manolen Farms, Col Fuel Oil lor use during the yeriod with the rules ot civil practice and a party at the home of Mrs. legeville, Pa. November 18, 1653, to May 15, 1950, toprocedure. various departments ln the County of This action has been indttuted for Stacey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Middlesex, and at which time bids will the purpose of foreclosing a Tax Sale J. A. Keen, Linden, ln honor of be opened. Certificate dated the 23rd day of Octo- ber, 1952, made by Michael J. Trainer. . Mr. Keen's birthday. The amounts and the department) to which the Fuel Oil U to be delivered Collector of Tazei ot Woodbrldge, New —Mr. and Mrs. Henry ^trubel, Your Garden ire: Jersey, to the Township of Woodbrldge, and concerns real estate known and 214 Colonia Boulevard, enter- 8000 gaU—Middlesex County Work l house, Inc. Warden's Cot- described as follows: Loti 7, 8 anS 9 tained Mr. and Mrs. Anthony IB Block 414 on the Woodbrldge Town- |This We^ki tage and Chlorine Plant ship Tan Assessment Map. and located Poreda, Iselin; Mr, and Mrs. Paul 3600 gals—Johnson Park. River Road OD Ctuln O' Hills Road, ID the Town- Skula, and Mrs. Stephen Andrews, ' By Charles II. Connors Highland Park, N. J. ship of Woodbrldge, County of Middle- 4000 gala—Roosevelt Hospital. sex and State of New Jersey. i Butfen UnWersltj, the State Metuchen. N. J. And you, Mary H. Dowley. her heirs, 3800 gals—Roosevelt Park, .devisees and • personal representatives, ol New lener Metuchen, N. J. and her. their, or any of their sue- 2500 guls.—Mllltown Headquarters, censors ln right, .title and. Interest, are Mtlltcwn, N. J. made parties Defendants because you 2J00 gals.—County Oarage, Perth ar»re thee owners'oowners' off or have an InteInteresr t More often than not when Amboy, N.. jr. In the said premises being foreclosed. chrysanthemums come to the cli- Bidders shall tender their bids on ctirysantnemums uuuie m wic m- matters »nau wiiucr Un>n ".».. «.. And you. John Doe, husband of Mary max of bloobl m in OctoberOtbe , we find their own letterheads, ind oiud timtl ;>»»- ocloik Sunday morning ln the Something of this sort Is often HELEN HAYES, aatie at a meeting of said Township •81" Holiday SAin Parv.h Hum* on Cliff Road. ione in the garden, but the struc- Purchasing Agent, Committee to be held at He meeting Mlddlueit'County 'oojii In tlit Memorial Municipal Butld- fTi* Guild of St. John's ture must be erected while plants I.-L. 1O/13/5J iii! lu Woodbrtdite, N«w Jersey, on the Chiireh will meet this afternoon at are small and can grow up through llth day of Qctotxr, US4, at 8:00 P. M. Our Terrific "Ootober Offer" Today I (DST), or as Boon thereafter as said 2 o'c uck in the Parish House on NOTICE TO DKFINOAHTH OK REDEMPTION matter can be reached, at which time • V" Cliff Huad.. The best that can be done now Superior Court ol N*w Jemey and place all persons who may be In- Top Trade-lna ... Top A|H>ral«altt .. —The Choirs of St. John's is to use stakes, The worst that ChancelT Division terested therein will be given an oppor- Middlesex County | tunity to he heard conoernlne the sajne Church will rehearse at 7 o'clock can be done is to drive a stake Into B. J. DUNIOAN. \ Docket No. F-I780-M ' tt in the church this evening. the center of the clump and tie it TO: STEPHEN L. BABO(X;K, SfEPHEN Towntntb Clerk All Month —Tomorrow at 131:300 PP. M. theup like a broom. KOBXIX, ANDREW RICHTER AN ORDINANCE' TO CHEATS AND CHARLES . J08IFH SCHNEIDER, ESTABLISH THE POSITIQW O» SANI- Hume and .School Circie will ccn- Any tieing that is done should trulr heirs, derlieee and paraomil TARY INSPECTOR, FIB8T CLASH, duct a general food sale in theleave the plant open so that air repretentttlvea and their, or anyDBFINtNO IT8 DUTIES AND FIXING Here's your chance i;. ymir big chance to itep bto the , 1 of tkelr, »ucce«aon In rlitnl;. tlUt ITS OOMPKN8AT10M. i scliuol. Cup cukes and cuokles wil can circulate freely. Otherwise the and intnte*t, MB* BTpVHKN I BR IT ORDAINEO BY THK TOWN- OkkmobUe.of your dre&mi •.. and matt the best deal of $2,384 be available for sale to the foliage is liable to be attacked by BABPOCK, wife of Stephen L SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- androcalta^4""1'" children. diseases such as mildew and leaf Bibcock, MRS 8TBCHEN KO SHIP- OF WOODBWDOE ThAT: the year. And when we lay "deal", we metyi savings you'll BILL, ' wife of Stephen Kubel 1, There ts heteby created and estab- long remember. But that's not aU! We're talking ajbout The Vestry of St. John's spot. MRS. ANDaEW lUCUTER, wlf. lished In the Township of Woodbrtdtje . and body style, CM' • ; Church will meet next ThurEdaj One way it could be'done npw or Audre* Rlchtcr, MRS. CHARLEt the uomtioii of "Sanitary Inspector, "Socket" Engine Oldsmobtles—alive with "flying color" styling JO8KPH 8CHNBIIXR. Wife of and a«»isories- ri'•' • evening »t 8 o'clock in the Paris* is to place a stake in the center of nnt daw." ' Charles Jowph Sihntiiler. 3. The person holding men position —with the marks of the future wherever you look* adjoining com'"' " House on Cliff Ro.vl, a clump and then run a string from By virtue of an Order of the Duptrlo of New Jersey, Chancery Dlv' •lull: Come in and join the Trade Parade! --Tiie Sewareu Contract Club this stake to each stem. Using (a) Inspect home), commercial eit&u- will meet next Thursday evening al about at the middle. Another way slon, Mlddleut County, made on thIlihineuU nBd.'ui itiiturta. fiotfllleii 23rd d«y or SeuMmber, 1955. Ill u cauu and any and all other bulldlnna, struc- 8 o'clock in l.hi; lfjrish House oi would be to set three or fout'stakes wherein per '-- -— •a- '"tures- , mtubllshmenu and ventures for Cliff Road. around « plant to reach ftt least Oomnnuy. a wn,. y, — ._-. Military or health law*, rules or 1S3SSW TffiS J W —The Sewaren Contract CluL half the height the plants will oft New J.r«.yJ«rwy. tI«f thee plalntpl»lnUmH M:tni d you ' or promulgated by smoix fther., aw detoudanta, Jersey, or by itny M will meet Tuesday evening at tlie grow. "Then tie a string to each of .-retire or JudUstal home of Mrs. Ehnur Habbs, Avenel theae stakes, loosely enclosing tne you lo and treui, »• th* onJInnnce of thl» f VISIT IHI "IOCKIT IOOM"...AT YOMt stenis. Where you have gene to wherein the ciurt found that there rowiuiiif and Of Us Board of Health, —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Draws. lit dtM to the pUWUfT the mini >l bev-witji iwipect to the name subject mat- formerly uf 488 West Avenue, have the trouble to disbu4 and train a •oty-ulne Dollars and Five " ' ut tmve been, or threaten to be, v|o- moved to 59 Hlllaeet Avenue, Stel- single flower to » stem, individ- ($7905! Woethv with taied cc nrm ( laWrwt ftOin BtpWmber 9, l»5. ou lit 475 Rahway ton. ' • ual stakes are called for. Tai CnUtJtttt* of Bult covering; nr*in- h« e»UMtic», or WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES —Mr. and Mrs. Percy S- Austen lm known and detlguau ' •••-•• tbniwnSd of any nuisance Nicotine imitate, 1 U> 400. ii rtlil Lot ail*, ou tin spent several days ls*\ week in » good control for aphlds. Spiny th. c»u« oJ Woodbridge, N. J. Connecticut, where they v/Uiteti the .before there are many present. too »•««• flrm °f Danbury Fair mid stayed at their ttwt therefure aud Up Several sprayi, a week apart, nky Mid lawful cottage in fiouthbuvy, lW &£ be needed to control them. *uur c«nl» («4i.i4) tunevtwr witti t»»«a PAGE NINETEEN INDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1955 ill Woodruff Street, celebrated his Washington Avenue, had a baby of honor it a bridal shower at fourth birthday on October 7. (laughter on October 4, named Trip for Children ^ Green StreH Firehouse. Her bri- Neighborhood children present Patricia Ann, at Perth Amboy dal party were hostesses at the General Hospital. They also cele- ISELIN PERSONALS affair. The l arty consisted of Mt*s Chain o'Hills Park Reports were Phillip and Charles Salduttl. Richard Thompson, Debra and brated their filth wedding anni- Projected by Qd| Rose Sluk, maid of honor, and versary on October 7. the Misses Maron Beagan. Graf? ] ,,, Jane - Saraciak, Kenneth Cotola, „ Lynch, Newark. —Mr. am-i Mrs. William Ktse- AVENEL—Mrs. William Uranf • a collision with a car. Miss Sedlak Tanzi and Mary O'Connor, brldes- Christine Ruffglaro tnd brother wn» a passenger In the taxi, and Richard Michael Yost, Wa«h- day, Harrlso" Avenue, celebrated 432 Hudson Boulevard, mi maids. Approximately forty guests By Jack. Also present wwe Mm. Mary Ry was tlie most seriously Injured of ! iiiKtnn Avenue, born September hostess to the Mother's Ctafe.ot Bttcttded. Miss Reynolds will wed Daven and Mr. and Mrs. Robert their 10th anm 'ersary on the 8th. the group of "Ight young ladles. MRS. OKORGE la. was christened Sunday at St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Aqulla accom- Avcnrl at a meeting held at Mr GLADYS E. T. Murray Lynd, Rochester, at •"•"-""•""--•"--—_------iDaven and son, Robert, East She had abrasions of head, face,, panied them on the week-end home. a nuptial mass at St. Cecelia s F Fi:R(il'SON Cecelia j Church by Rev. John |n SCANK und lower limbs. She wae taken to| Plans were completed to tafct WllusUS.. Sponsor3|1 s were Vera Yost | •*' when they went to the Arbor Inn Church Saturday, October 22. 93 liomrs Park —Maureen Cox, Orand Avenut. 4H7 Unrein Perth Amboy General Hospital, I Ma and Dutch Mlele's to celebrate. the members' children to thw d Bprlp Conrat]| Ouests were was 8 on October 9 Her grand- .rvutcd for her Injuries and re- —Miss Lillian Dangell. daugh- Avenue I —Mr. and Mrs. John Jewkes, Staten Island Zoo and to « tour at flinhway ter of Mr, and Mrs. William Dan- \tr ant| Mr8 c. Conradl, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward leased. Elizabeth Avenue, celebrated their the Billot House In Tottt«Tin»w gell, 70 Pushing Avenue, accom- Liberty 9-1473 Mrs. N. Schwarz and son. Bob, Trl, M-8-1C79 John Welch, Jersey City, visited 7th anniversary on the 8th by go- The sroup will make the trip dH - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Galla- panied Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lisko. Irvington; Mr. and Mr*. C. Con- gher, Elmhurst Avenue, were Mon- on Saturday. A family party was Ing to New York to dinner at the October 15. ;' Woodbrldge, on a motor trip to rtidi, Jr.. and son, Chuck; Mr. and, held on Sunday. day and Saturday gueaU of Mrs. {Shanghai Royal and then to see Mrs. Edward Kusx presented tht Sampson, N. Y,, where they visited Mrs. John Yost, Mrs. H. Yost, —Other birthdays were those budget for flu- year and Mrs. Lar^ [. Mr nnti Mrs. Wnlter Barnn, Eugene Mitchell. Newark. Friday the Llsko's son, Joseph. Jr., who: Chain O'Hills Women's Club i the show "Fanny," and afterwards Union; Mr. and Mrs. William of John McLean III, Park Avenue sen »nd Mrs. William La Ftorf* n allcet, w«e hosts for the uuestfi at the Gallagher home were Is stationed at the U. S. Air Force'held a fashion show at Gerry to the Cate Renaissance. Cimradi and son, Billy, Morris October 5; Valerie JtaD Alexan- were named as representatlTM to cml to Mis. Edward Turchln Mrs. Joseph Dougherty and Bon, base there. i Price Shop October 4. It was a It has been proposed to start Plains. attend the Library Building Fua^ children. Arlene, Madeline Joseph, Jr., South Platnfleld. The success wltn 33 rtes in a11 -Diane and Tom Carnpana and der, Woodruff Street, on the 6th; a League of Women Voter* in this Gallaghers and Dougherty* motor- . -Star of Iselin. Circle 54, udy 'B™^ P - committee mijetlng. |g .„, Michael, Richmond Hill, Foresters of America, held its Marge O'Donnell, Homes Park Charles De Oeso. Bloomfleld Ave- Dixie Lee Parks. Rebecca Place, township, and anyone Interested ed to Sayreville where they visited (liet'iis. Other guests Sunday eve- regular meetinR Monday evening Avenue, won tha door prize cun- nue, and their jnothers attended on the 7th: Row Marlt Bennett, may call Mrs. S. Jeselsohn. 204 The next meeting will be IwftJ Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Asquith. November 1 at the home of Mrfc |i,g were Mr. and Mrs. Prank at School, lij. A five minute period sisting otMb In merchandise. the rodeo In New York. Belni? Broome Street, oh the 10th; Atlantic Street. Menlo Park Ter- jaucprl and children, Francis and Mrs. Asquith a^d little daughter, James Ball, Homes Park Avenue. Edmund Sprece, at 45 Manhaf* . of silence was held for Past Grand -The Citizens' Couricll will hold members of Roy Rogers National race, UrB-7S99. Mrs. Sidney Ooft l Lymimd, Correja Avenue. Kdthy, were Sunday dinner guests 6 yean on the 11th; Joel Lasky, was Hnvi'g a group of .women at- tan Avenue. " " of the Gallagheis. Mrs. Orln Berry ('Commander Mary Zich of Jersey Its meeting tonight at 8:00 o'clock Fan Club, they visited back stage f, Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Nalasco, Jity,' Who died Sunday evening. Elizabeth Avenue, 13 years on tending a meeting last week At 1 und mother, Mrs. Daniel Green, in the Municipal Building. There with Roy Rogers. J3 Cooper Avenue , announce the the 11th. the home of Mrs. Jeselsohn. JAPANESE REARMAMENT , Elmhwt-;. Avenue, were Sunday af- Miss Vincent Magno, Sr., won tli? will be election of officers. -Judy Wolchuk, Washington Irth of a son ut Perth Amboy ipecial award. -James Joseph Ikuss, Bloom- —Allan Bass, District Manager A plan to rearm Japan as a inlfl* icial Hospital. ternoon guests of Mrs. Gallagher.- Avenue, was Xvfo years old October -Mr. and Mrs. Etnil WbJcTtc, —Sunday gjests of Mr, and Mrs. —Senior CYO meets tonight. field, was christened Sunday at 8. She celebrated at dinner on Homes Park Avenue, are receiving of the Perth AmboV Sucltil Se- tary partner of the TJnlted SUtM .-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maucerl, curity Office, was guest speaker at has been outlined by Foreign Min- Charles Benz, Sr., Coakley Street, The group is comprised of high St. Cecelia's Church by Rev. John Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. G, congratulations on the birth ol | children, Thomis; Joseph, Jr.,fnciufled their daughters and sons- ichobl seniors and Jtmiww. Junior WUus. attests were Mr. and Mrs. their son.'Stephen,'October "1 at the Woman's Club Tuesday night. ister ShiKemltau, who recentlyTrifS* Ford; Mr, and Mrs. G. Ford, Jr., lted In Washington. The plan en- ,j Rosemary. Bird Avenue; Mr in law und children, Mr. and Mrs. JYO will meet tomorrow night. John Butler, Maryland, and Miss Perth Amboy General Hospital His subject was "How Social Se- East Orange; Mrs. N. Woichuk, vlslons lift' creation of a JapaneM • «| Mrs. Prank Maucerl and clvll- Michael Romano and children, The group is comprised of 8th The baby has three slstwi Diane curity pays benefits to workers Newark; Mr. and Mrs. H. Lukus, military force of 200,000, Includ- >n Frapccs and Raymond, Cor- Carolyn, Frank, Michael, Jr.. and graders In the Ca|Holic School and Calvert. Plans were furthered for Darlene and Denlse; and their families as vreil as the Mountainview. ing 183,000 Ki'ourid troops. Avenue, and Mrs. Robert Rose Marie, Long Branch, and .hi public schools, high school the Fall Bazaar to be held No- —Mr, and Mrs, Harold Hounds, recent changes made in this Jaw." 4,1k, Lincoln Highway, motored Mrs. John Waterson and chil- .'reshmen and sophomores. The vember 9 at the church. -Richard ttavenport, Ji\, of i Blackwood Sunday where they dren, Eddie, Billle and Jeanette juses for tonight and tomorrow ended the annual anniversary e, Clark. .light will be provided for the CYO iner of Mother of Our Saviour —Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Bill- .nembers living beyond walking binary and visited with Robert inns, Jr., and son, Hamilton Bill- iUtance. The bus route will be as luceri who Is a student there. ings, III, were guests on Sundays follows: beginning at 7 o'clock ous will leave corner Elizabeth -Miss Mary Blanche Cherry, Mr. Billings' parents, Mr, and Mrs. irt f lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Avenue and Green Street., and go Hamilton Billings, Colonia. ilong Green Street., Worth Street, erry, 4 Austin Avenue, became -Mrs. Edward HOllowell and 1W- > bride of Charles William King, children, Charles and Vera Jean, ilghfield Road, past Colonia Li- Cost of Living of Mr. and Mrs. James A. King, were Tuesday guests of Mrs. Hollo- wary, along Colonia Boulevard Buchanan Street, Cranford, well's mother, Mrs. Hageman, Jer- past Water Street, along Jefferson wenue, Inman Avenue, Wood Ave- Iturday afternoon at 3:50 o'clock sey CCityi y. iue, as far as New Dover Road, thf Second Baptist Church, Mrs. Albino De Maceda, Oak -hen along Semel Avenue, and so* irth Amboy. Tree Road, is a surgical patient In I—Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Maxwell Perth Amboy General Hospital. Plymouth Drive. Something new, Comparison j children, Kathleen. Ruth Ann. —Sunday guests of Mrs. Bessie .11 the 7th graders of the parish in tMi. Hope and George, Jr., were Hackett and Mrs. Laura Maltby, he Catholic schools and the pub- nday quests of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Avenue, Included Mrs. ic school are invited to a weekly )bert S. Scank and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Spueder, Elizabeth; Mrs. •light-Out, beginning this week. It Fllllam Scank, Metuchen. They Alice Henderson, Paterson; Mr. s a program of recreation under 1955 vs. 1925 visited at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Maltby, Newark, trict supervision, and will begin sot .... J. Barton, Oak Tree. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swartz, at 7 and end promptly at 9:30. |_Mrs Laverne Beecher, New Caiteret. —Robert Dlttler, son of Mrs. irk City, was a guest Saturday —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eckbold Dlttlert, , 73 Marcon Avenue, her brother-in-law and sister and daughter, Betty Jean, Vlne- ms been promoted to Airman 2/c. SOURCE: U. S. Consumer r. und Mrs. John Burner, E!m- lund, were Sunday, Monday, am ie is stationed at Key Slavic Air irst Avenue. Tuesday house guests of Mr. and .•"orce Base in Iceland. Price Index—1954 average Mrs. Arthur Markell, Sr., Mag- —The Ladies' Aid Society of -Miss Ethel Sedlak, Elrahurst •OX >enue. was Injured Friday mom- nolia Road. Ptrst Presbyterian Church of Iselin g in an automobile accident on —Miss Anne Reynolds, daughter net In the church annex, Monday ortli Street, Westbury Park. One of Mr and Mrs. Daniel Reynolds vening. Mrs. Marie Sedlak pre- Patty's Tomaso's taxis was in 109 Berkeley Boulevard, was guesl sided in the absence of Mrs. Anna

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rains Ashmoi:t and Ellen C^tel- that a secret project has been lyelo, and daugneer. LMI,. " ftf started by her troop The leader, Mrs. Henry Ulshoefer will keep us Winfteld Park and his uncle. Woodbridge Oaks posted on progress each week. Lafavette Estates Perry Howard, on the occasion of Elect inn of officers was held as his seventh birthday last week Of follows: President, Leslie Nlms; course his brother. Panny. and Girl Scout News man motored to c , ; Schwaninger, Brindyirln« Drive. vice-president. Caroline Osborne: sister. Linda. Joined in the Icstivi- —Mr. and vj,., ', Br ; who delivers the Newark Evenlnn treasurer. Diane Larson; secretary, By Louis Place, nb.se, •,.,' News in ties. Pegffy Felton. MKS ROSI.YN L*'»yett« Estates. Kurt —Mr. and Mrs Seymour Acker- wedding anniveisv••" ' skidded with his bicycle and chip The Colonia leaders neld their GLADYS E. GROSS raan Conc nnon Drtvc v!stwd evening. A fow rn,,.,, a bone in hta 1« He is in a - « ' ' The first order for Gin Scout s making pot hol(kr.s for the annual 8CANK friend and l( ftlimio regular meetinR at the home of tained at the ,iw\,\ '. (1 ('nitrannnn In Perth Amboy Hospital and [ « relatives in Brooklyn. !Cooktes nas been Mnl to the com- ' *>"»•" Mrs. El wood Harris. A discussion In Perth Amboy Hospital and j Arts-Crafts Course 497 Lincoln and Mrs. Al Drive, Fords his younger brother has li\enlLon« w«|d a"d^tn (' Bronx, The second and last order I was held on Scout Crafts and the Lawrence 1 An arts and crafts course was O!r\ Scout cookie sale Attending Highway .-1586 s be given to yout neighbor- glve|, by thc airl Scout tl.BJn(>r Mrs. Fred RC: the delivery route for a *htlc. SJllJ? m«her-*Se in Vhe wrre: Mrs. Henry Dicksnn, Mrs. j —The Menlo Park Chapter of 11- At: Mrs. Joseph Rapacoli at her home Tel. U-S-1679 —Mrs. Robert Kv {the American- Jewish Congress ,noo d chalrmJ by Rudolph Peterson, Mrs. Jack __BiUy Dawson, Farm.nsdale | the last meeting of the WoodbrldRe >n Iselin. Attending were: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Fred Gaskell. Mrs. drcn, Robert, Jr. i,lv! • l Its next Tvi'i i. •••' (-unbilled efforts Road, had a birthday party last Township Girl Scout Council the ] Charles Havel Mrs John Poll Adams Street and Wednesday evening, October 19.! WilllaVn Back, Mrs. Isaac BuiB - of HII." s-»f:i'lii, Milt Sab!at-skl. week. His friends. Jack Prokop. follfollowing were appointeitdd neighih - MrsMrs . LesteLesttr JacobsJacbs , Mrs James -Mrs jaiiiTir Klrby was gue«t Wittershelm and M a.t the Metucben Jewish Com- ! roughs, Mrs. Charles Enz, Mrs. Oenr:> f:.;ifo',:. ana Sidney JohnDeenan. Nipper Hilton. Pat berhood cookie chairmen: Mrs. Nestor and Mrs. C. J. Bertrm. tersheim, both nf V munity Center. A musical comedy Daniel Caruso and Mrs. Bobei „ of hono: at n stork shower held at White-:•'•••• fill of Arlington Drive, Foley. all of Lafayette Estates, Riihard Walsh, WoodbrWge; Mrs. Avenel; Mrs. Ann York and Mrs. Tuesday luncheun is on the program for the meet- Deurellng. the home of Mrs. Joaeph Rusbar- a tnffuni! -.t:u held at'Our Lady helped with the celebration. y Dtckson. Colonia and Wood- Veronica Bulkowski, Sewaren; Al Hubinger, PnsSlll Ing. All interested women in Uf- Mrs. Grace Magnaml and Mrs. Thlrteen new girls were wcl- js ^y Bender Avenue, Thursday of Pi'jirc S. hmil for th» pur- —Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Shapiro, brlige Oaks North; Mrs. Frieda b —Mr. and Mrs \\ ayette Estates are Invited to at- Ra»>acioll. Iselin: Mrs. Helen Pul- William Voris, Iselln. and Mrs, corned as Tenderfoot Scouts y i afteinoon. Mrs. Rusbarsky, Mrs. New York city. •. pose of (Mining .1 Civic Organi- Exeter Road had the following H la n: Mre Troop 8. Fords. An outdoor investi-1 waiter Singer and Mrs. Robert ! tend. Tfclteta for a bam dance °* * Marjorle I Richard Walsh. Woodbridge. The and Monday ;'uii zation in :us community. The re- tu servlM ls T spon.M1 was nv.)-t jiratityirm. as Smith. Sewaren; and Mrs. Herman I next course wililll be in canddy maKk - « ^f*™? jj' |P«Jauia were co-hostesses. Other Mrs. EmilTriKlia V Steinbach. Avenel. Mrs. Grant ing and will be held on November ^'J^J™'' Borowskl. present were Mrs. p. j. yapaolo. —Mr. and Mi., : mtire than 1(10 undents appeared Gusset, and sister. Marlon Kurtt, Dlane Ferris, Jeannette Forsehof- Mrs. lisa. U 8-9363. Nlms. Colonia. is general chairman. 1. Mrs A. T. Corson. Mrs. K. J. Lono- and children, Kcvw at liic mni'tiiu It was decided from the Bronx; Mr. Eric KrauS fer, Joan Hospodar. Laura Hunt. rtiuir. Mrs E. W. Miller. Mrs. M. J. Troop 19. Sewaren, v will meet A troop birthday will be ecle- Newark, and Mr rvi that, a tiomxatimc corrimittee —Sgl Alan Kafiv Florida, a and Mr. and" Mft. Hy MfflU. Mary Ann Jensen. Patty Jones, oKUidici and Mr». E. Ijfedzlerski. should bo s"t up f'ir the purpose veteran of World War II and a every Monday night from 6:30 un- Iterated on October \i by Brownie S Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon- til 8 P. M. at 8t. John's Parish 1 Troops 27 ar.d 64 of Colonia. The Rose. Ann Lally, Patricia Meldcr, —Mr. and Mrs. Robert 8ikora, Rlietts of Mv. -.;, ,;!ltI*t| of prewn'inj-' a .slate of officers j prisoner of war during the iw»r-1 ard Dicker and son, Robert, Long House. Cliff Road, under the leadd - leadersld . MrsM . HenrH y Dicksoik n Bndd j8tanmO^ Joanne Petrwti. George Place, announce the birth Adams Street. '%| at the next meeting. The follow- j ean War. "has Just been released ership of Mrs. J..C.anflth. All girls'Mrs. Rudolph Peterson, will Utke ]LLs » ShApiro »nd Ruth Ami Sor- |of a son at St. Elizabeth's Hospi- —Mr. nnrt Mi, ;, . . . Mr. Sa- frpm a hospital. Upon release he _ Mr and MrS Qeorge Gross between the ages of 10 and 14 are the members on a mystery hayride. tal. Elizabeth. The Slkonis have 28 Semel AytMiii' That's all the news :for tllP blatsky, ami Mr.s Gallagher. Ar- came to visit his niece. Mrs. An- had ^ dinner guesls on Sun- welcome to Join. Elect Officrrs two other sons, Richard Alan and birth of a son -,,• •, column this week. Don't forgt't, linfcton Drive: J.u-k Liebman and gelo Mesce, Ford Avenue and day Mr. a,nd Mrs. Irving Friedman Brownie Troop 21 of Colonia Election of officers was held by Kenneth. General Hospital Viola Hilton Brandywine Drive; Stayed for several days. Mrs. and sons. Steven and Jeffrey and made dolls from clothes pins with] Troop 45 at the home of the as- nil your news of your troop activi- —Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Cuthbert- Ben Frcili'h. Concannon Drive; Mesce had not seen her uncle for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garel and crepe paper dresses and clay shoes. | sistant leader, Mrs. Lester Jacobs. ties, to Mrs. Grant Nims, Dover son and children, Dickie and Mau- thirteen years. Ro Bd Did you ever ui,;, , Sal' FuriiV DK3vasae.Str«et; Bill fe daughter. Barbara. These dolls will be wrapped with! Avenel. Elected were: Chairman, ; J ' Colonia, not later than hat- reen, motored to Bloomfield Sun- Mediler. Exeter Road: Vic Car- —Mr.-»n« Mrs. Donald Chris- ufday of each week. day where they visited Mr. and pened to the or ; —Speedy • recovery to Bonnie a supply of clothes pins, crepe Joyce Kerekes: vice-chairman, KyseT/-whose Kul,, lucci, Foul Avfnu": Al Dawson, tensen, Qlenwood Terrace, visited Bhtacr, Concannon Drive, who paper and clay and will be sent to Janet Hunter: secretary. Mlckle Mrs. Vinc*nt'A8llO. The Bonn Government report- Knowledge was ;v u Farm;iu!fiale Road, Sam Wolkof- the State Pair with Alfred Chris- the Casa Materna Orphanage in Stegman: treasurer, Betty Schorr; —Leslie Kramer, son of Mr. went out to Brooklyn to have a dly has told a few years ba<\- \- sky, Gli'iv.vontl Terrace; Jack tensen. Carteret, and Mr. and tonsillectomy. Italy as part of the troop's "Inter- publicity chairman. Susan Jacobs. !' the North Atlantic and Mrs.Hevbert Kramer, Ben- Mrs. Carmen Fico and son. Jim- national Project." (Mrs. James Nestor, leader, an-!Treaty Organization that W^stj^,. u^. celebrated his ninth retired complete! >\ Quinn. Mildred Lane. Mr, Oster- —I now have available the Aven millrr. Snyder Road and Joe my. Glenwood Terrace. Girl Scouts in the St Cecelia's; nounced that a trip would be taken !Germany will need at least five . birthday at a family party, Wed- beautiful wife, o,Hf r three children nr. White, Mane Road, Mr. Ben Frei- —Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Sena- 'by the troop Into New York A i> ears to recruit train and eq>r,p . nesday. who^ too^Jbab do babvy «« the ftrsl ! In Chapel Hill N c ;. .'. licir was usSccJ ya be chairman tore, DeOrasse Street, had a committee will be formed and| 500,000'"man in it"s• pro•- ' —Mr and Mrs. Robert Acker- sitting. If you are in need of a by town. Their hum- '?1 ' of the committee and to have ft housewa'rnfmg party Sdtttrday Squad. frthfurthee r planpans wili l be made at ththee Jected army. man and children. Robert, Jr., sitter, I'll be glad to pass these slate of officers prepared for the evening. The guests Included Mrs. Lorraine Brown -was welcomed next regular meeting.'Mrs. Alexj The Navy will fall back upon j Joseph James, Adams Street, mo- do'ors from the liu::.. ' '• names on to you. next meeting which will be held Senatore's parents,.Mr. and1 Mrs. into Brownie Troop 34, Iselin. Mrs. Hunter donated a cake for the first fie draft for the first time sfive tore* -to Mewtoif Sunday where deat -«(. the V\v.\-\ <• nB on the second Monday in Novem- Howard Barnett, Belleville and , ' ' " t ^ Elwood Harris and Mrs. Fred Gas- I birthday celebration of the troop, j World War n to mi-ct manpower . they visited Mr. Ackerman. In Carolina and a ; of School 14 wiu oe held on ber. Many questions were raised her sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Jay ol 14 wiu oe held on keJ1 teader8 started the Brownies Leslie Nims. publicity chairman requirements. It sivks 5G000 men the afternoon the elder Ackerman from the dean K-. Wednesday evening. October 19. conceminq local problems on Chamberlan and Susan and Jan- on their first project of the year, for Colonia Troop 8. informed us by next May. I and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acker- nas of the Univr. —It was reported at the meet- street lishts, mail deliveries, safe- et; Mr. and Mrs. BUI Schott, ing of the Civic Organteation ty signs, a traffic light on U. S. Misses Mary, Alice, Gloria, Carol, that there is a bus from the Port 1, etc, and it is felt that these and Lorraine Bamett, and Mr. of Authority building in New York problems will all be investigated Howard Barnett, all of Belleville. City, four times a day that stops at by the organization. In addition, Bob Wesby, Vincent Dentry, Mrs. Ford Avenue on Route 1. Infor- the firoup will seek to establish Loretta Senatore, Mr. and Mrs. mation may be obtained at win- a social basis with planned funciSal Senatore and .cftHdren, Sally denr-W in- ths-Port of Authority twuji. The entire group was urged and Tommy, all of Belleville! and building. Mis and Mis. NOD Cardinoli, to attend a meeliJfft-of th» BoaTd —Residents of the development Union City, Mr. and Mrs. Joe ••of Education to be held Monday are urged to be cautious in pur- Tegano. and Mr. and Mrs. Teddy pven'.n?, October 17, at Wood- casing shrubs, nursery products McConnell. Newark; Mr. and Mrs. bridge Hiuh School. and fertilizers from fly-by-night. Vincent Carney, Point Pleasant; —Mr .and Mrs. Angelo Mesce, dealers. Several Lafayette Es- Mr, and Mra. Benny Fecato. Miss Fnni Avenue, had a double birth- tates homeowners have received day celebration in thnir home in Aide Beganoll and Miss Sadie A Split second inferior products at very Citrili, Belleville; and Mr. and • honor of their son. William, who cost from trucks that have come Mrs. Carl Maler and children, was riulH years old, and his through the development. grandfather. Vito Mesce. who was Paul and Carl, Lafayette Estates. is 68 years old. Among the guests The Senatore children, Debra and LATIN were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mesce Steven, were present too. A Washington barber had a and children, Diane and Neva, —Mrs. Ted Bebrowski, Arlington sign on his window. "Ici On Parle Nutley; Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Drive, was hostess at a demon- Francais." One day a Frenchman j Pesci and son, Joseph, Belleville; startion party ln her home. The called for a shave. He addressed Mr. and Mrs. Ray lannajcola and party was attended, by the follow- a few remarks UH6e.Jaft.rper in daughter, Valerie, Fairlawn;0M.r. ing Lafayette Estates women, Mrs. French, and the following con- ar!3 foil's. CarnvMfr Bimtoiie and S. Ackerman, Mrs. S. BirnhoU, versation took place: children. Michael and Ida, an* idis/W. Hardwlck, Mrs. V. Boh- Barber: ''I can't •understand Mr. and Mrs. Frank Touzzola, rer, Mrs. M. Fleck, Mrs. R. Deiter, what you are saying." Newark. Mrs. G. Roper, Mrs. B. Freilich. Mrs. Losch of Irvlngton and Max- Customer: "But you have the —Barney Hynes, DeGrasse sign 'Ici On Parle Francais' on Street, celebrated his ninth birth- ine McParland were the demon- strators. / your window!" • day at a party attended by his "Well, what does that mean?" grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. —Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don- "It means • that French is O'Rouvke and his godfather, Mr. ald Christensen, Glenwood Ter- spoken here." Mark Rooney. Other guests were race, were Mr. and Mrs. William "Oh, is that it. The fellow who Muchie, Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Chris O'Rourke, Mr. and painted it on my window told me Muchie and Mrs. Izan and son, Mrs. Fam'l Rooney, Mr. and t was Latin for 'God Bless Our Ernest, Carteret. Mrs. Patrick Rooney and Mrs. Happy Home."" Mark Rooney, all from Long Is- —Rickey McGettigan was host land. to his grandmother Mrs. Louise College cos to students soars to —Speedy recovery to Kurt McGettigan, and his aunts, Lc-r- new peak.

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