With The Mews! For Value—Shop The AJt tride AH Th« Activities 9 The Lurgett And Beit Shop*, Sorv* Tt Town With Your Home-Town P«P« ice* In Thfc AreVftre Our Advw* tiiers. Patronize fhvml

XXXVIII.—No. 9 Published BvBrtr,ThUti«ft» Ent«r»a u «««ond clam matter at 18 Greon St., Wo

PAGE MARCH 28. 1946

THE MODERN MEN'S SHOP 75 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE Opening Tomorrow!

Offering a Complete Line of Men's Furnishings

JOE GRIM AUDI GLENNHEDGE

The biggest surprise package ever wrapped will be opened to Woodbridge shoppers March 29, 1946 . . . Merchandise, such as

you have dreamed of and wanted now awaits you at The MODERN MEN'S SHOP! . . , Because you wanted an outstanding Men's

Shop in Woodbridge — where you can get for your money the maximum in value — we urge you to pay us a.*visit now! . . . - S !•' - V • • , ,• "••'.,- . . •• . « • • • . " •.-*.-, -•;.•••,.-. ' • •'••'• -••• ' •;'••". i ) There's no longer any need for you to shop oiit-of-tpwn for your clothing requirements.... You'll find the best that's available i J '•I ;V here — and, at prices that are in lmV with your clothes allowance . . .Come in and select from a wide stock of shirts, ties, shoes, I i hats, socks, belts, underwear, trousers, slacks, sport jackets, sweaters and accessori.es. - ' •i n? •• . ! 5

i ; Thank You!... We take. this opportunity tp thank all those who helped make possible The MOD- ERN MEN'S SHOP.... BERNARD F. DUNIGAN, president, First Ward Democratic Chib, and KATH'S BOYS' CLUB for relinquishing the premises.... PHILIP FERRIS & COM- C.-- PANY of NEW BRUNSWICK for designing the shop and interior derations.... ARTHUR BROWN for legal services.,,.McGREEVY, WARING & HOW^XL COMPANY, resident buyer ... MONROE WERBUN, resident buyer JOSEPH HOGYA, contractor ....FRANK ACKER/electrical contractor.... F. & B. BARBATO, plumbing contractor, FRANK ENTLER COMPANY, painting contractor... .LOUIS ERLICH, shop fixtures

S ; •,> •!-• * ;. /... SMITH LINOLEUM COMPANY, flooring.... C. FRIEDMAN, Ace Sign Company.

75 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE , foARCH 28, 1946 PL Reading Utholk Unit torn into the camp on Route 25. Ajoenel Couple Honored y April 4 7 Hurt In 3 Riding in the ContShni car and Organized; Pirns Outlined treated at the Perth Amboy Gen- On Wedding Anniversary PORT READINi G — St.* An- eral Hospital wei*e Margaret Dotv rity's Slate Auto Mishaps Didgo, ill, 72 Madison Avenue, AVENEL-^MrTand Mrs. Joseph thony's CYO, .recently organized Kolenz were honored on their first WOODBRIDGE — April 4 was under the leadership of Rev. Stan- Newark, bruises of leg and wrist; WOODBRlDflE—'Seven/ jer- Anthony DonDiego, 30, lacerations wedding anniversary at a party at Bet as the date for f the Woman's Association Easter garet De flittis, Veronica Cove- road. WOODBRIDCJ¥~ The (Trainer N. Y.; Mr. and Mts..WijUmn Op m •Sale April 11 in the Su nitay School llU,"Bnr> Ltfffibardi, Joan MrfTtino, ili'ls Softball Team was .nreitentfti injured tfomart was taken man nml family, and Jacob Kctletus inform you that .Roqtri. Bill Tyri-il, -Bob Polinsky, Victor with a-trophy as winners of the to'the Perth Amboy, General Hos-; own; ' no authorjxa- Material for garments to be Schwarta, , Mario Simeone, Ger- 945 'Mhfflhw'ex County Woman's iv request inVhalf aldine S;*SRO, Vincent MnTtino, pital in the Woodbridge Emer.' sent to the Near Euat Foundation gency .ambulance and .treatorf for Softball Ch«m])ionship. .:,, i;,lVS! Club for the wis collected at the session. Miss Irene Hufnick. ' ' ' The trophy wasi-'pre»d|lcd by i-c'ii-s(ins:"first,"that shock, concussion, lacerations of Ex-Medical Corps Officer Alice Fender wort the "white cle- the scalp and .compound fracture freeholder Leon Chmpbtil and diiiniitpil with our TOO WfiLL HlbDEN 'phant" gift. Mrs. Warren Harned ~6f the leg. ' . ' •eceived by Mayor AogUst F. To. Open helin Offices ;(.|.n,i,l, the Knth's nnd Misa Emilv were mont- Jreiner, in behalf of the gir"la. PORTLAND; Ore,—Forgetting Thoimis B. Dnnelson, negro, SS, ISELIN—DrT"Mo7timer I.' Cow- l(,s not, iihticlpate during the social hour. The Tlit> mayor in turn pfe'seiit.eil Where 'he had hidden his cash, Brown Avenue, Woodbridge, an- en, a former lieutenant colonel in ,.|i iiffnir ami third, next jneetitJg will.be April 8. trophies, to Kmily Williams for Sohe Cobbler'Charles .L. Mahan other pedestrian, WHS also injured the Army Medical Corps, has pitching and Helen" Seyfflinski for rcmtinliere^ just as he tossed, a Sunday when lie was bit by a car opened his offices for the practice, we wish to correct' batting. TRINITY SPEAKER scrap leather box into an incirf- owned nnd driven by John, L. of medicine in the new office build- ,i this time thut : % erntor. With'it he tossed ?8,'i0 in' Karch, -27, Yardville, on Route 25 ing at the corner of Oak Tree Road •I was mftde for the. •/WO'ODflRIDGR ->- Rev. John bills. Some of the charred re- Donelson was treated by Dr. Mal- LUCKY GUY and Middlesex Avenue. . |j i by our club Mcara, priest in charge of' St, ai im mains will lie redeem- colm Dunliiun f was nttempting to make a lef The plane was demolished. City. During 1939 he ministered to the RankTn Hits Back ,(/ from Paqe 1) Igorota at Sagada, and from 1940 Oommitteeman Herbert B. Ran- Wesley Heiselberg; until 'Pfcnrl Harbor nerved as mis- kin plc_ Tiiuray. to use" all oMr $200,000 surplus. Outfits with all It wo hft(l4JftlW-wtofc4>e-w«HtgttiHr I Wallace Sofleld; fifth to Ao then, where would wo be this ,.',„, M, Stern, Konrad Shell's Report yeac?" Mr, Rankin also pointed ,li-^t rict. Fred Strahi, out. that strikes in tbe vicinity have , lieniocrats: firat di»- (Continued \rom Page 1) SAVINGS mwde it difficult for a number of M iv Mayo; second 4i&- ter aviation gasoline from Janu- hn.rne owners to pay their thxos and ,,,, .1, Kager, Elizabeth ary 1942 to July 1945 amounted he; fe.lt it WHS fortunate all the ATMOSPHERE ,1 ,!;,!i'ict. Kdwln White, to 1,890,000,000 gallon*, or 18.10 Rin'plus was not used hist year. He ,..: Mullen, Margaret per cent of the nation's. entire discussed the fact that the unex- i;i,ii district, : Charles production. poicted railroad interest payment \!;Uy L. "Catalnno; The report mentioned that the of $50,000, which cannot ^be used ,.,, lii.rnurd F. Dunigan; company, instead of including the ujifil next year, plus the $20,000 ;,:, Williiiai Iluber, Mar., full story of its extensive war- snrplus held in reserve will give time activities in its annual re- Ijhe Township n "sure $70,000 sur- Second Ward port, was sending to all stock- plus to start with next year when ft may be needed." ,,n: Kiisl district, Mar- holders, a book entitled "Shell .. . Soldier and Civilian." The book ;il;: third district, Oscar At this.point, Committecman In, Kimir .1. Haliitt; fburth describes' Shell's contributions to Mroz made a motion that the addi- \he' development of such products |.:I!M-| Tilth,' Michael tional $20,000 surplus be inserted d.ak; iifili district, Milton as 100-octane aviation gasoline, in the budget. Before the matter ,,, M:n-y B. Larson. butadiene- for synthetic rubber,

The / New 'H FRANK VAN SYCKLE MIDDLESEX

I. ,. ! COCKTAIL ""lay-Punch" DODGE LOUNGE '' ltuLko your dress Dresses "'• 'iwinm apparel AND . loio "hobble" from Amboy Ave., & Main St (ll)i 'V "1 wmfort and wi1 lifo to

CMtdm'sWm ." •.'••.•••'.•'••.•» •'.'. -. ,::" i'-lll'si," ' Parts and Accessories 1|sl • >i'i! Coats •• • '.''•' Accounts G/ad/y Opened WOODBRIDGE Wholesale and Retail •HH0-194G • • • k" * 1 Uiminesa Milestone t OPEN HiqNSfICK AVE.' ; SATURDAY WEtATERTP PRIVATE PARTIES AND BANQUtTS Wm PERTH AM9W, N, J. ' EVCS 186 Smith Street OPEN EVENINGS *4 \ ' *W. *• I 1 ^ lt * . r*+Lj ^ .:j

THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946

... BOSTON STYLE BEANS and BROWN BREAD!

.,:•>;;>••- • All High School Students Are Eligi- **••• ble. Submit as many prints as you faery I8oi. wont. The cohtejf closes May 15, § 1946. See us for entry blank* and i IV complete details. * PMBLIX DRUG STORE 95 Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. can Woodbridge 8-0809 Sauce .. 17*OI •"V . " . ^SUPERMARKETS EASIEST TERMS CHEERFUL CREDIT THE (HEAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA CO. MONTHS TO PAY STORE HOURS 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. MONDAY Through Straight from the fields and orchard, corm? fraiU«nd vege- SATURDAY table? to A&P'» Produce Department! That', why in-between Dress Up expen.es don't burden the co.t... and they're hour, freiher. Up to February 15,1946 IN NEW SMART A&P HAS EMPLOYED 14,593 With 21 oi. With 1201.: Phillips Beans Pork tin 11 Franks can II

c:. men and women BLUE BOY Red Kidney Beans cans 21 CARROTS who proudly wear Crosse and 8 the Honorable Date and Nut Bread Blackwell ,ri8< Firm, Fresh and Crisp... Discharge Emblem 8 from Western Farms Date and Nut Roll DROMEDARY ;:i7. 2-13 tin Sultana Red Kidney Beans 8. Spring Crop 12oz.l From Southern Farms Everything -for Red Kidney Beans sconcouNT< can 8° men, for wo- SPINACH IOHA t:.t 20 men, for chil- 8 Various Other Brands 2 ^23« dren. Smart Orange Juice 2 « :: 29c r 35c FLORIDA ORANGES;:Valencias; 8 63 new clothes. 22c Easy friendly Blended Juice 2r 27c r 33c White Rice saNNyF.ELD«JoIpla He Hormel Chili Florida Seedless ib.|c terms. Months Tangerine Juice - • 20cSunnyfield Lentils —'••17c Chili Con Came GRAPEFRUIT to pay ... Re- 28 : Apple Juice RED CHEEK «bO26c Tomato Puree S?S °- "™23c Sliced Beef ARMOURS ; member, one T T0 1o account outfits Mott's Apple Juice 25c Campbell's S 3 :ir 25c R&R Boned Chicken 2 25c Tomal TABLE CELERY **«• I int'nn'Q ° stable. 2Vioi. 1 < . the entire fanv Prune Juice COLDSEAL « W 24C hl|ILUII vSouoMlnWlthNoodlcs ptc- " ' " Claridge Hamburgers ily. Easy terms. V-8 Cocktail ri5cr 31c Betty CroekerVA-SSlsi^a P*... 25e Libby's Deviled Ham AVOCADO PEARS . oach 13 ON oup2 1 Vegamato ri4c'r30c French Kettle Tl 1r. 23c Tongue Spread Tomato Juice VS—11c Habitant Pea Soup 2 ;;; 25cHam Spread l^% 19c CALIFORNIA PRUNES 14 TO M A T CE2 College Inn c o c ™[ b=r 18c Saltesea CHOZR «—19C Corned Beef STKEVER6.;"13c Kippered Snacks °&N3to117c s r d ' String Beans a y »-«"11c Uneeda Biscuits Of^id 3- BUDDED WALNUTS - 41 CiMfrhPtti & MEAT BALLS isy«01.1 q. Qpd5llEI.ll Boy-Ar-Dce . tin « wC Diced Carrots vmt 13c Peanut Crunch llWtl ^ 35c H M Red Cabbage ° | -• M-,17C Beardsley's iffiu **

>\ v %U EGOS!

"Make Easter complete with a gift of smart jewelry to give the final tpuch to LARGE, FRESH GRADE A LARGE, FRESH GRADE WHITE LEGHORN her Easter outfit" BROWN and WHITE carton carton EIGHT O'CLOCK Idoz. Idoz. Mild and 45 Mellow Coffee lit 41c (A* WILDMERE-MEDIUM ' Diamond "Engagement and iJ 39 BOKAR COFFEFEEE FRESH, GRADE 'A Brown and White < • Wedding Ring ensemble with Vigorous - nb. ~ ' Eggs are a protective food, delicious-and nutritious. and Wlney mountings in < matching de- 2151bags c They're fresh at your A&P . . . told at thrifty prices, too! signs. Platinum, White Gold CAMPBELL'S and Yellow Gold. CRISCO CHICKEN 0010 00 When Available SOUP ^ *50 750 c lib. 1)J 3 1b. Aft |ar i C c £H jar QQC can 1 gc ' (&# Mott's Jelly 12 o, ij Prepared Prunes an9c WATCHES COSTUME AND RELIGIOUS 2 Mil If WHITE HOUSE A tall QE 28 u""". ™ Prepared Prunes^ir ;? 28c Catsup Palnolive BRACELETS JEWELRY c Apple Butter hi IfllLll EVAPORATED "f cans yj- Baker's BAEA" Cocoa ilin Quaker Oats rile r 25c Snider's Catsup »«.^\%t Rain Drops «uund,» ,-' ^'. *J Oe White House prpvido 400 units of "Sunshine" Vitamin D3 per pint! Bdl(6r'S C0C03 r'Seeit ''on 19c H-OOats . . «,,..,.I2e Snider's Chili Sauce IT20c Dlaperwite . . ,. Rnliorl Date SUNNYFIELO :oaii'j lona Cocoaiib p^Sc ?">p^,i5c n Colman's Mustard n*.^. 9c NoxonMetal Polish "'I nuneu uai& amok caking «t lie 'll A CbocDlatc I5r'* i.,0Cn a /Jol Ann Page Mustard »«.i..9 lc..^ P• U> (|i Flavored S»nm ^J" Kellogg'sPep . . ^9c c Spam AHOBMELPHOIIUCT 12oz.Mn34c 20MuleTeamBorax2 Ovaltine -»^^35c b^..65e Kellogg's Melody Cookies Armour's Treet v«.».fa Bofaxo . . , 2 K0 N E Old Dutch Cleanser 2 SMH: »£!-*« Party Loaf H y ^ ^..1.320 Roval Puddings *. 6c Jorn flakes "KN!F1ElB8 " **5c Broadcast Redi-Meat^33e Rose-X LAUHDfly DLEAC" ,-12 J MMOillJJ,tf ^B t * V" DACfr DMAH tint/Art. t\ n ,| k • ,. fir It •• 1 Uwl Dlull riuKBS Bo/.ilkrJ Mp Honey Brand.""BM" iifc. DoubleTIp'Matches 3 jj Staley'sCreamia*-,7. ™h ate.lf^.1 il C0ll E f 1 Alt St.ad.rd Make. DIAMOND LOCKET 3 p Claridge !! »,?" M«.,i.»i.. a^MribikimMHML,.''^...-" ' Guaranteed Accuracy ANp CROSS K? &SLSL * n Maltex Cereal »»-. 5Sweet Relish IJ«HJ« pk Wax Paper

lift ^.',,. . j-4 .. .* *> TV.RNDBNT- \ THUHSDAY, MARCH 28, 1948 PAGE — AN AFFECTIONATE COW An Adventure-Romance HOOVER TO EUROPE New Men's Shop To Hf« sFor Recreation fobs WHITEHALL, N. Y. —Paul Herbert Hoover, former Presi- Committee Leonbruno's cow, Bossy, surprised OBITUARIES dent, now seventy-one, goes to Debat; Veteran It In > recently by jumping the fence, Europe to determine the food ;f; —. The Wood- l( needs of the continent. After the WOODBIUDGE^Anothet' ip Recreation Com- walking through the center of George F. Varrelmann Bronx. He is survived by his ast War, Mr, Hoover supervised of interest to Woodbridge jl appointed ty town, negotiating the railroad widow,'Mary Galaida Kish; a son, v WOODBRltJGE—Funeral serv- the feeding of millions of persons pers will make its debut on p, firoincr, is no* yards and arriving at the black- ices for George F. Va'rrelmann, William, New York City; lour sis- in Central and Enstorn Europe. g for pout' ers, Mrs. John Casola, Perth Am- Sthect tomorrow, when The smith shop where Leonbruno •83 HiRh Street, were, held Satur- His thirty-day trip to the continent ' • n supervisors, boy,; Mrs. Alexander J. Sabo, mind works just in time to accompany day afternoon at the Grciner Fu- will hi> followed by recommenda *erirMen's Shop opens with » neral Home, '14 Green Street. Rev, Elizabeth; Mrs. Antoinette Sorri- lions to Americans as to whht ,,| I'l'lH! him home. mto, Rahway and Mrs. Delia plete line of men's furntshifl iU.c open f« -ten Earl H. Dcvanny, pastor of the they should to tu avert mass star- (Ill Brown, Newark. The new stort ta f 15 to Septcm- First Presbyterian Church, offici- vation abroad. 6 V. M. to 8 P. M. Applications of $300 for the ated. .Burial was in the Cloverloaf operated" by Joseph J. Grin should be sent to Lawrence F. Mr*. Theresa Drigel ; will be Monday Park Cemetery. The patl bearers British still ask cnution on and Glenn (Bud) Hedge. Gr from 10 A. M. Campion, secretary, 18 Green St., were Heinz Wubbcls, Joseph Ko- WOODBRIDGE —Mrs. Theresa Franco; backing of monarchy was the former proprietor of J^ to 5 P. M., and Woodbriclge, before April $'. le.nz, Raymond Strieker, Hermann Drigcl, wife of Andrew Drijfel, seen. ' Bar & Grill hrre and la present! Licsem, William Fonter and Ron-430 School Street, died Tuesday vice president of the Fulton 1B at St. Francis Hospital, Jersey ald Klein. Masonic services were home of Dr. and Mrs. (!. Myron Inc. Hedge is a veteran qM conducted Friday itiffht by the of- ity. Walters, West Main Street, with CLASSIFIED War II, having served over ficers nf Pnllinjforaii Lmlgr, No. Mrs. Dri)?el was a member of Mi. HiidMis, Runyon (J, -Ernst iwuj, the OTth Dlvisidn. Both 80, V. Si .A. M., New York City. the Third Order of St. Francis, as assisting hosts. | i . ROOFING 0C!ll mcn St, Theresa Altar Socitay, Rosary -^Mrs. Victor C. Nicklas, Church j The proprietors of The Moder SATORS WANTED Society'of Holy Trinity Slovak, ALL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. Michael H. Coffey Street, is visiting relatives in Evnns Men's Shop, 75 Main Street, oft< Church, Perth Amboy, and the on Children's Slate-shingles, tile and flat City, Pa. . . I tho finest in men's wear. work. WOODItRIDGK-FuncrarsiMT- Rosary Society of St. James' Steady' work; roofs; brick walls ice.s for Michael H. CofTey, 021 drPSS,.s. Church. Besides her husband she vacation with DIAMOND Rahway Avenue, were hold Mon- is survived by two sons, Andrew ROOFING'AND METAL WORKS day at «:!!<) o'clock at his homt!, Union; and John, Bronx, N. Y. WOODBRIDGE RADIO 1 pay. Apply 365 New Brunswick Avo, iiml a I, !> o'clock at St. Jiurius' two daughters, Sister Teresa Vin- Perth Amboy, N. ,1. Church, whriv a solemn rct]uicm cent, Chatham; Miss Theresa Dri Novelty Dress Teamed romantically are Mavin Monlcx And Robert rteret P. A. 4.0448 2-14 niiis.s was celebrated. Rev. Mau-Kcl, Woodbridge; two sinters, Mrs. Puise, who arc co-»t«foi-d with Sabu in "Tnngicr," now at SALES and SERVICE 52 Wheeler rice ' (ii'iflin was the eelebnmt. Anna Lattanzio, Woodbridgc, am nn>;ni.v, Hiii'ial took place in St. Gertrude's the Ditmns Theatr«i . • 27 MAIN'STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. V\ WANTED TO RENT Mrs, Mary Spigott and two broth •Carteret, N. J. Cemi.'tery., The pall bearers were rcm"' ors, Joseph and Stephen Gallo, al 2-14 tf ROOM furnished or unfurnished, John, Albert, Harry and Roy Cof- Expert Radio Repairing of Saskatchewan, Canada. or kitchenette apartment, or un- fey, nephews of Hie deceased . Funeral .services will be held furnished house or npartment James Brown and John Powcr.v Wcodbridge Personals We Pick Up and Deliver Saturday at 8 A, M. at the house, SERVICE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY in and al. 0 A, M. at Holy Trinity JOSEPH P. KOCSIK • . • , Rahway or nearby towns liy RAH- iinWKIJS slinrpciioJl; all J. Clifford Valentine hurch, iPerth Amboy. Burial will —The .senior choir of the Meth- Lnrene at services at.the Mufjyar WAY BUSINESS KXHOIJTIVK Located in Stnto Thentrc Building WooJbridge 8-1308 WOOIHIRIUCK |.'m,cial serv- c in the Holy Cross CeiVtery, idist Church will meet, tonight ViVangflical Reformed Church, ,- ,'ific'7~Tl~ t«n'0 n Street. Members ahl, Freeman Street, was Riven Srnst, Claire Avenue, with Mrs. Woodliridfte. Iluve rush buyers. of Woodbridire Fire Co. No. 1 the Cromwell home. EASTER party on his fifth birthday Sat- jeorp; Funeral serv- WbODBRIDGE :i,^l! l/.i'"l III.IUH. way, N. J.-Call Rahway 7-301)11. ices were held Wednesday at St. changed by us, ;i inn- MurlK-i after- 5 P. M. ' , IS-UK '. p/li Illrl! t Joseph's Church, Plaintield. 24 HOUR SERVICE 'ftU'n & Co. Inc. Geza Kish LET US CHECK YOUR .vn; * iNsi!:. ACCOUNTING AND FORDS -- Ge/.;i Kish. (il, for- CAR TODAY! TV MAX.UJKM'KNT 'I'IIAISAIJS BOOKKEEPING merly of Folds, died Monday at OWNED AND OPERATED • GREASE AND OIL Here's important news for young si . IVrth Aiulioy, N. J. 'tis home, KK! Swinton Avenue, BY THREE WORLD WAR II men 18 and over (17 with par- AlllliiiV l-d'.MH) SERVICES VETERANS PHONE WO. 8-1400 • LUBRICATION. ents' consent). Under jhe GI Social Security, Payrolls, Etc. • BATTERY. Bill of Rights, if you enlist in the HELP WANTED FOR THE BEST • TIRES. U. S. Army before October 6, FLORAL PIECES, POTTED 1946, for 3 years, upon your dis- I'.AKKKS Herbert Harris PLANTS, CORSAGES AND • TRANSMISSION. charge you will be entitled to 48 WAITKRS and 46 Roosevelt Avenue BOUQUETS • RADIATOR. mouths of colfcge, trade or busi- Phone Wood. 8-1636 ness school education. Tuition , WAITRESSES Carteret, N.-J. Milton B. Brown, M. D. Telephone Carteret 8-5944 AL GREGUS' up to $500 per ordinary school (il'TK'K GIRL . WALSIIECK'S ' • ' • $ year will he paid. And you will IIOSI'KSSES * FLOWER SHOP announces the opening of his office for the. SUN Service Station receive $65 monthly living al- I Formerly llflcn ('lit\st<*r'N) practice of medicine at lowance—$90 if you are^ mar- IvilVllKN MEN ALEXANDER'S BAND Tclfcphonc Woodbridge 8-0949 IS THE 98 MAIN STREET ried. Get the facts at 'your 72 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J. nearest U. S. Army Reciiuitiug !!ORTKKS WOODBRIDGE 567 AMBOY' AVENUE I'ISII WASHERS Station. Office Hours; .9:00-10:00 A. M. WOODBRIDGE1 :'!:T ORDER .COOKS 1:00- 3:00 P.M. . POST OFFICE BLDG., ELIZABETH, N. J. »A IHSl'ENSEKS 7:00- 9:00 P.M. . ' |VKi;tTAI!LE.MEN USE 666 Sunday by appointment. 1 • \I'V I'OSITION. Telephone Carteret 8-&4.9G \'. I' WoUKINli CON- COLD PREPARATIONS ;":. API'LY AT ONCE. LIQUID. TAI3LETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS CAUTION—Use Only as Directed tnll'll Ilk,- II ! To Our Woodbridge Friends: > Amboy Loau & Jewelry Co* '' '•••.••••• Route 25 202 SMITH STREET This is to announce the retirement from the grocery and meat I Woadbridgc, N.'j. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Special Announcement! .\KXT TO IIOKT Tlil'lVI'HK business of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrascik. They will continue the,

\ • > ' The Carteret Department Store takes pleasure in announcing the operation of their liquor store at 574 Amboy Avenue. reopening of our newly renovated store on Effective Monday, the Andrascik Market will be known as Wednesday, April 3rd Woodbridge Food Service and will have a complete line of all good things to eat. The same high quality merchandise offered heretofore Extensive alterations have been made for the shopping convenience of our customers. ' •• « ' will be available for the discriminating food shopper. > v • • • * We welcome our old customers back again and extend an invitation 1MPKKIAL'. Ail telephone orders will be promptly and cheerfully delivered. for new ones to pay us a visit. CASHABLE Our stocks have been brought up to date with the arrival of, our, Simply call Wo. 8-03?6. •, . \ " ^VALLPAPER new spring merchandise. •>!> "able and Fadeproof WINDOW, SHADES Wttpdbridge ^Food Service "W ">M"S "r m»d* td;fit your window* OTl'your own roller*. f>72 Aintioy Avenue, Woodbridgt?, N. Reasonable Prices t . 'NEW •toRK;: /"•: < tOUISBROWH E. Hozeny, Mgr. Cor: U^on Sts. Carteret, N. J.;...**• Paper & Paint Co. 8,9880 <~* - *i 358 State Street, ?mh Artboy, N. J, v 7V * P V PAGE SEt THURSDAY, £8, 1946

LEGAL NOTICES LBCAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES FUtDS FATHER LEGAL NOTICES J. and to the highest bidder accord ne a bargain and snle *e«d for «aM AFTER IS YEARS •t t t. H. (BST) m tn* CoTnmmea Jhlp of Htoodbrldg* held Monday, Hrtrr toi »'-»«• to terms of sale on die with e block, if sold on term* w „'" Chaw Mrs, Mtsiirlil •UMclfM Vkireh lltb, IXC, 1 was directed emlses. t0 ln r e c tk •«-down oaynwht of tr,f, nr, ,,'" SAN DIEGO, Calif.—Happen- DATED: March 19th, 19I«. Township Clerk open . » , n r " Bulldlnc, Woodbrldct, N«w Jtr*er, to ai)v«rtlM tht act that on Mon- ROTtCB OF PUBLIC MIA am! to tie publicly rend prior W anoe vt -puT(,-ltaBe Pricc ;, "" and expos* and sell it public ul* diiy evening, April 1st. 1946. B .1 IWSIflAN. Tnwnshln -Clerk. ing to mention to police that hi* TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Tn lie Hdvertlped Starch 21s(. In -aflU« monthly in.i.,! , '"' ana to th« hlgtwst blddvr according 1he Townahlp Commute* will meet Township AswaMent »]«.fjrt plus Inler-Mt ,,",l ,i n! father had been missing from Lodi, At a reiular meetrting! at in* !)!«, and Marrti Imii. l*l«, In the L 1 1 to tirm nf «ml« «B fltai wit* th» at 8 P. M. U-4W Townahlp Committee Has, by rojo- •Alei w any data to wh "' l-ots !<2 tn 24ft Inrluslve In Block tnd «ipeie and sell al pufcllr. aale to advertls* the (act that on Mon- imlon and pursuant to law, fixed a C *e najauweH, -HIB ~ CJel V««hio, Jr., that it might (li-r. \Vfi»ilhrl n Incut. anil to sell »Mn im ~j;; ; ;'ii i,i;j tory, He did and found hi* father, Tnwasalp CommlttM has, br .Mi*> and to tn publicly read prior to *»!e. Chambers, M»m»Tl»l snld minimum I'gfcf i.elns-' Jl.''*'1"1" 1.1,1 jr, In Klock tOt-U, W'..orH,rl.l»re To-wimhlp Commlltea ot Oie Town-' no* 70. lutlon and pursuant to taw, fls*d A Sulldlngr, Woodbrtdga, U*w JVTM*, phi, cm.it (if pf*l'-lnn i .'''• I" ««nnl being gw^ ,t0 , Towmhlp Ammurmetit MaK »hip of \V(>o<1lirlil«« iwM Monday LEGAL NOTICES minimum jirli-e nt whlnh said lets and expose and sell al yobilc sal* MR Mi ISth 15I«, 1 wiu directedn.lverllMlntt HIIH -A *«M '"'„.,'.' manfter ld, or bid aJiove minimun ""i ilflng thin «nl-. Hull) loin tn «nWIn .'*M block wilt tie co!lnrk;, ir sold « terma, trill require, Township Clef* open to inspection be adjourneJ the Tpvynslnr Com; .pnni.10 to Hitiprlluc tlip fart that on Mun-fifl.nfi.oo l>lul>lu« IntfrwIt t andd other tterme * tlon ami pursuant lo'law, *Ji*d a np p Cle open to ip •a bargain and sale jp.,, f , provideidd ffor In contract off titI I*. a down (Mivmpnl nf llri/nl, the l>nl- minlnmrn wlcj «l which silj \attt and to be piiblirly read-'prlor lo sal*, mlrte* reserves the rlghl in It" "19-TO WHOM IT MAT premise*. '. '"'' . -<1nV cVfiiiiiK, April in, l"il«, anre of purrluuw prlo* U tit pan o be py p Al u, rtigulagular mmeeting of tha Hip Tbtrnnbi|i Cofnmittei" will meet Take further notlM thai U aall In equal monthly Installment* of tn said block will t» itUlaHlw Lois :!lU andd JO2 tn ItliK-ItliK -rlfl-B. HATEJV MiVhli ] fit Ii I whh all other detail* pertlnml, Mil t Inil to sell said lots In fttlii '>'i;'jj Township CommUlee of the Down at 8 J\ M. IBST) In tli» cohiniiii^F sale, or any «mU to which It majflft.ttd pEtiA interv»t and oth^r lertn^ Womlhrlilge Township Assessi to such bidder as it may select, due ,l,lp nf WoodbrlilW held Mnndiy. Chamber*, M « m a r I a 1 Municipal t« adjourned, the TaWMht» Com-provl&rjj fur in contract ol nal*.,, ' minimum prlre Ix-InK fMMIjOO plim Map. 1 " To he mittee ruervei th« right in 1U fill- coats of preparing toed and »aw- Take further notice that U» 1941!, and March us M:.i. ' Blillding, Wood briar*. New Jersey, manner of'payment! In case Jjne pr |!i: advert Lie the fact that i,n Mon- ldh; and «rpose and wll at public ((at* c ret Ion to rej*ct Mr oM «r Ml M** Talc* fnrther notice that at aald tlslng this sale. PaM lou In nlTownnhtd D Oommlttee hat, by ruolo. 1IIIC, Incle'tJendpnt-Leader. nne adjourned,* the TownsTilp Com- minimum 'price at whici) still latl C'}jpon> acceptance ot the minimum regard belnt • given to tfrot .4aM ance of purrhaae price to be paid ta 11 snW block will be sold togMner at 8 R M, lERTI'ln the Coramlttea OK H Tow*nili[|j Clerk open to Inww-ctlon mittee reserves the right In its dis- bid or bid above minimum, by the : ' end lo tie publicly read.urlor'o rale, manner of pac«o«nt, la taw *B« orcretion to reject any one or ail bid* equal monthly ln«tallinents, o with all other details pertinent, *s.ld Chiinibera, Mvmorlal Muulelpal ' .Mealed hldH will 1,, aora mlMBUia Md« atn.lt k« r»- plus Interest aaid ottwr uraw minimum price being (2f.!i,»n*hl|> A.wjsincul Map. CtUtd. . to such bidder as It may select, due costs or preparinppg g deed and advere - and expose and soil nt public «ale Hllllll'rK, lliHt|-|e| #U, ll.iinlli g thithsi Ralel . NlNuldd llotts IIn all cording to the manner oT piircimsai ninl'tn (he highest hldder rieoordlnfc • _t»lte further no1lr« that the regard In-lng given to terms and Take'further notice that ai aald salil 1n accoriiahee tflth terms of «»!«_on iVnodlirldge, Avenil ' Towmhlp Comioltle« has, by reso- BB aevaptanca of Ik* minimum manner or garment, In cs»e one oraale, or any date to frtilcb it BMW block. If sold no terms, will to termn 'of sale flh file with the will' of One (11 iii:ir, bM, or bid mtora mlaimun, bjf tht b* adjc'jrr-it th* Township Com*, a down pavmetil off i25tM.nu0 . tthe luxi- Die, tlithe. Township wwilll doiver aMr- Township Clerk open to Inspection lution anil pursuant to law, flx*d a Township Committal and tb* pkr-more minimum bida shall be re- gain and ante deed for said «(rl|ipei1 of nil euulpin minimum i>ri

]rh< la Its Ota- ance of purchase price to bepaid In and to he publicly rPRil prior to sale. In I'lvi'lld nl ! nent thereof by 4h» *urch4#tr ad- eretlon to r«Jeet any one or all bias eiiual miniihlV In.iiallmenlM ol tlO.m. i tiATiat: March I9|lf. 1!' I'•• „ b I.,,I K in Hlock r.+r., Wnorthrlilg* llnill w 'I'hiirmlny evenim. ..] In Bald block will b* sold together cordlaa; to tba manner at porctiaii I'poh acceptance of the minimum B J. DUSIC.AM, Tow nshlp tier*. with all other detail* pertinent, said and to sell said lota rtf sajd block plus iMterest and other wrnts pro- T.'wnnhlli AsseHsinelit Man' IIMC, ul H r. U,' la aecomlanaa altk urma ot tal« bid, or bid aonve minimum, liy tire lo such bidder an It may select, due vided Tor In ooHtnot of aala. To be advertised Itir.-h -I'I. Take further" notice that • the-. The llonril 'reserves tl,. mlnlWium Iirk-<> heinc f:'un.o(» phis on (lit, the Township will dallrsr Townnhlp Committee and the pay- l!Htl,.an;i MHIVII SSth. l!Hi;, i" Hie coats ot preparing de*d and adver- regard being- given 'to terms and Take further notice that at saia Township Uoniml.ttBa hoa, by reso- reject iiny-oi' nil bids a bargain and «L)» de*d Tor will ment (hereof by the purchaser ac- manner of payment, In case, ona orsale,,or sny date to which It niny Indepenilent-l-ein'ff. . imlmi and. iiursunnt to lnw, fixed a The iriiek. may l,e ,„., llfltiK this jml«. Said IM In snMpremltei. cording to the manner of purchase more minimum uMs shall b« re-lie adlfliirne* tha Township Com- block, ir sola on terms, will require .minimum urii-e .111 which wild |ol Avenel h'lfe-Iliiiise ;in\ ,,4 IMTKIi: March 19th. l!/l«. Jn accordance with term" of sale ceived. mlttes reserves Iht right in its dis- 1 In sakl block will be xolil together I ween II I'. M. und ; I- \| )i llii«llf«ei. fur thr I'Hod I Yenr lll.|(l A\r, or nny daT« to, which It may , . .... MIH.ir SAI.R ln accordance with terms ot aale on ceivea. Mnrch ISIh, I(i4il, I .«•(< ilirccled be adjourned, the Tnwnnhlp Com- l«t8, nnd Mnri^i JSili. isifi, in theIlle,'the Township will deliver a Mr- to Bdvertlse the foer-ilmt on M»«-1 TO WHOM JT UAY CONCKIIN: \ Independent-leader. Upon acceptnnea of tha mhilmum dav cvenilif,', April Isl, m Mi. j STATKHtKST tnlUei' reserves the rl(thl In Ita dis- At a reRitlhr. meeting nf {he f aln and sale deed for sMi prjtnleei.' 1 bid, or bid above minimum, by thethe Township Committee will i"*" 1 (llniulrcd by HevUeil Klnditni, teritnn ^Of.'-i, cretion to reject anyone or UJ1 bids Tuttnthfp Committee of the, Town- ItATKIi: March Hlth, IUJfi. Township) Commutes and the pay anA 10 sell .«:iid lot in said block •efWtHu W-5OI . ' at S P. M. , Local I'urpiwn ( 4-.'ii,:T,r,.;i | M advertise thp fnci that on Mon- March :'Sth, |9{«, In (heIn accordance with terms of aale on in * manner of payment, In cane, one orday evening, April Isl, !94(, At « regular meeting «f *h6 flic, the Township will deliver a. bar. and expose nnd sell at public pale \n shuwn by HIHIKCI Lews llatik more minimum bids shall be re-the Township Committee will meet Townirhlp Oommrtte* of Ihe Town- (aln and sale deed for said premises. nnd to the highest bidder ncsordlng I . Slock Tin ship of Wooiftrldffe held Monday, fo terms of sale on tile with the] ,(hl llanll Slock Tax' ceived. nt B I'. M. (BST) in the Committee «»• «V-I» «;f,,Sii7.!in <'liamhprs. He mortal Municipal Urn h 18th, 1946 I was directed PATKIl; March 19th, 19«., Township Clerk open to Inspection) >•< District Scl In Upon'acceptance of the minimum to advertise ttie Tact that on Mon- Nni'if'K !••'' Mni.ir B. J.>DtINK4AN, Township d»rk andto be publicly rofl'l prior to sale, j ki'Klona'• l Illfth'Sclmnl (KNtlinate for bid, or bid above minimum, by theMultiline;, Wofidlirldge, New Jersey, TO WHOM IT- MAT CONCERN: To he advertised Mureli L'lst, p and ext>n«e and Bell at public sale day evening, April 1st, ISM, 11,1.11 s ifiii-fiii mr IM -in Hlock »«•* ' Township Committee and the pay-anil to the ItlKhest bidder uc<-ordliiK the Township "Committee will meet At a regular meeting Of theI!146, and'Mnrcli :Rlh, HiUi, In tin in Hlock I —ment-theretif by -the-put(;Kain* ac- (Ji Krtfiii «r~Tartar Itii Tile wtniTlTiiT HT"» P."M," CEST) tn Ihe Commmee Tovtn.Hhlp-CuinmlUco of theJtoma Woodbrhig*) Tfi imblp Assessment j t,iC . ^,___.. »nn|lnK to the manner of purchase ship of Womlhridge held Monday, unit 1 sr.r.,078.r.2 2 (1:1 MSJ4*H4(H«J«*rta -Ifljfe further notice that tha. "Ih aceordan'MT''"*!!*; lefHsWiSTF r 1 In..* • t • l —•-••J lrli-l Tmei* Ul.ri87.42 ami in l.c IIUlilicly resil prinr to sale, BuIldlriR, *oodbrfdge, New J«r.i" filet tital on Mon- TownshTp?Pr^]^1^ i On file, tlie Township will deliver 37 In 1 il and expose and nell at public sale to ndvertlse th JKOTICt: OF I-UDIJC tlni) pnd pu-rsiiart to law, fixed a, lei il K TMsTrTcTTflTes .."" f a bargain and sale deed for aald daisilflyi 17*^11evening1 I4pi,f n*pri |r| Ml 1stini, , 1.1M1J*r**lf, nl 1 Cuiiiiiy PlMlrli-l Cmirl (I->tl- Tinvnsliip A> .. anfl to the hlgkeat bidder according thi. Townshihip Committeitt e wltltl meet TO WHOM IT MAT CONCEIIN: minimum jrrkt* nt which sold .lots, 4,021.48 premises. Take further notice that tlia to terms of Bale, on fUe with the At a regular meeting of the in said l.lo.-k will be mild loKi-'her mate for liMfil nt X R M. li;STi In the Commfttee late School (Bu fur IW'I ... fifijnS.64 r>ATi:iI: MnrHi lStli, l!i*5. Township Committee .has,'ny reso- Township Clerk open to Inspection rhainlier.i. Memorial Munld] Township Committee or the Town- with all other details nertlnent, suhl I B, J, 1HJNIOAN, To1»n»HipClerk. lutkin and pursuant lo la-wL -fixed a s and to be publicly read prior to sale, Hiillillng, Wondbrldge, Now Jersey, ship of .Woodhrldse .held Monday, minimum tirl.,- belnK fr<"«» !'l" | li.riSi.6Si.il To lie advertised Muircli 'Jim, minimum price at which fonld 4oi !.nt 71-A In lllock 120, Wiifiilhriilfri and pxpnw and sell ot publli' sale .Mnrch. ISIh, IS46, 1 was, directed costs of preiuirlng deed anil ndver-j 1946, nnil Jlan-Ji 1'sili, i:n»i, In tin- in (mid I'lm-k will be noli! /together and lo (tie hl^liesl bliltler Itedordltig; eo advertise the fact that ox Mon-Using this sale. .Said lots In «aid Jndeni'ndi'nt-I.wider. wjlh nil 'ilher details perlirienl, said day evening, April Isl. 194G, I ri'iinlre1 r Take further notice that th* In terms of sale on flip with I'll block, if ."old on terms, The iibnve slulemem Is a nummary of Hie hudKt't nf the 'I'M!' minimum price tielnn |2. /l>.fiQ plus Township Committel has, by resolu- Tnwnxliip Clerk open lo Inspflctlrn the Township Committeo will meet town payment of t-' 1 be b.il- lleler Im W-UH conts (,f preparing deed and ailver- at S P. M. (KST) in the Committee fc, i|i^ n II |ifl> im in v * •--> • • , U'miillirldKe. Mlddleaex Cminty, New .Ifrsey, for Ihe year lim; , tion tnO pursuant to law^ fixed a anil to he puhllclv read prior to sale, nnce of purchase price to he iwlil In bv the Township c.immitii'i' ut a mei-tlnfr held March 2iV, llm; ' t!»lri|? thin sale, Said Int In said Luts M nnd S4 In Block SliO, Wood Chambers, Memorial Municipal NOTICK > Township Committee of the Town; m equal monthly installments of minimum price being fliOO.ftu plus Tiiwnshlii Commlttef; has, by reso Take rurtlier notice that at said costs of preparing deea and adver- to terms nf sale on file with the ship of .Woodbrldge held Monday, •HI.IIO pltm Interest anil oth«T terms lullon and pursuant to law, llxed a Township Clerk open to Inspection sale, .or any date to which It may^; TOK'Nanir <»' •VOODRIIIQCIK, K. J. Mnrcli iMh. liMI, I wii« diivcled provided for In contract of Kale. tising this sale. Said lol in said ininlmiini price nt which said I and to lie pulilkly read prior to sale, be adjourneil the Township Com- i PI UK IMyj'HIlT NI'MMI'Mt 11VK to advortlsn (lip tint Unit on ilon- Take further not Ire t lint nl fl.lid •k, If sold on term.i, will require In fiild block will be mild together mlttec reserves the right ln Its ma- . cvsM inici'irrs AMI nisui it(ii:ni.:\i>. a down payment nf J'-'MMP, tlie lial- Billi all nl her iletiiitu Porlitlenl, said l.nl 111-A III Itlnck '.III, Wi.ndl.rlllKe crstion to reject any one. or all bids i llureii I. lit I.".. In IVlirniirj js, HM(i iliiy evenlni,'. ,Xnrll 1st. !!• 10. sale, or any d.-ite Id which It may Tiiwi!«hlii;A.:»»osnipnt Mnp. the Township Committee will meet he adjourned. Hie Township Com- ance of purchase price to be paid In ininiiniim price l,ein^' $^,0.1111 'j111IH and lo sell said lots In said lllock Iliilance In \\..n.Uit-i.ln.1- .\allnnal Itank ei|iinl monthly in.itiillnienl.i al* $iri.uli cnstH of prepnrlnK deed and mlvcr- TaJta rurtner notice that, the 10 Riich bidder I* it may select, due at S 1>, M. (ICBT) In the Committee milte.e reserves UIP rlKht In Its ills- Township Committee has, by resolu- Mardi I, I!M.1 Chambers, Memorial Municipal civilun lo reject any nne or all hi Isplus Interest and other terms pro- tiKiUK this Bale. Said lots in .said regard hping given to terms anil .\hli CASH KIOCKIITH: vided for 1n contract of vale. bluekH, if niild'on terms, will require tion and pursuant lo law, fixed * manner of payment, in casr one or Building, Wnndbrldffe, New Jersey, and lit /ell said lol In said Murk minimum price ill which siiid Int Tiiwnship nf WniKlliiidKe, HuilKet and expouc and sell at public tale In Hiii-h lililder «a)c, or any date to which it may in .said block will ho ::old together and to the hinhe.it bidder according ri'Biuil lieins Riven lo terms iin.l Ullre of plllcllllHC prit-e to he p with all other details pertinent, Bald celvefl. lnsiirance licfiintl - lii.nn to terms of sale on flic with the manner -dl' payment, In case one or •be adjourned tha Township Com- in eijiial monthly inslalliiieiits of Upon acceptance of the minimum Teli'iilinnc •• ,;.'i mittee reserves the right in II" dis- minimum price lieinE ffin.iMl plus Township Clerk open to Inspection mure minimum bids shall he re- fld.lili plus liueres'.t and nther lerms costs of preparing deed and adver- hid, or bid above minimum, by the and to be publicly read prior to Hale, ceived. cretion to reject .any one or all bids provideil fur in contruct of Halt. tising .this sale. Said lot in siild Township Committee and the pay- TOTAL l!i:i'i:T1'TS purr of l;ot lfi-c In IHwk tiK, more t'pon acceptance of lne minimum and in sell said l,on, the lial- cording to the manner (if purchase TOTAL *•*•&« Hl-f-l In Ilincfc M Township Cnmniitiee a ml the pay-regard being riven to term* and be adjourned, the Township Com- ancc of purchase price to be p«ld ln ln accordance with terms of sale on W X SO' in rear nf .I.01H-H In ment tliercnf hy I lip pureliUHer »c- manner of payment, ln case one ormittee reserves Hie rlplit hi its ilis- [imi mimlhly insiallments nf ?:> lhl Ille, the Township will deliver a bar- DKIilVT DISHITUSHMKNTS: Hlo»k fifii*. to in- known us f.ut cfinllnK in the. 'milliner of purcliuse more -minimum bids shall be re-crelinn to reject an}' one nr all hid* UB Interest and other terms pro- gain nnd sale deed fnr said premise.1'. I'ire 11 leu's romiiensulIon: 1C-C-1 In MIocU i,Hi. in nceorduncp with terms nf siile ceived. and In sell siiid Ints in said Muck fled for In contract of sale. I>ATI']I>: March U'lli. I I'M''. I'Mreinen '. ..44,204.(10 . Beginning in the noitlii-nslcily mi Ille, the Township will deliver Upon acceptance Of the minimum In .inch bidder us II may select, due Take further notice that at said H .1 IH-MUAN, Township I'lorlc. Wardens ami Watchmen 18.25 J cornnr of l,ol l«-ll in ill™ k :,i;.'. said a iKirMiiln nnd s:ili> ilei'd for nald btd, or bid above minimum, by theregard heing ^ivcii to terms and le, or any date to which It may Tn lie adVH'tls.-l Jiill'i'li -Isl, beginnliiK point IHMIIK nisti-rly 1^1 Township Committee and the pay-manner i)t payment, in case one or » adjourned the Township Com- mil;, and March ;'Mh, ll'lii. in Ihe LlKiil* and I'ower : - 141. S!i feet at rlitlii iiiiKli's to linrrnn ,\w- liATI-il'i: March llllli, 1946. ment thereof by the purchaser ac nmre minimum bids shall lie TO- alttee reserves the right in Its dls- Has and nil for Trucks ....:...: 1.11.111 .niie, ;m shown on tin- \Voi>i!liridi;>' II. .1. lH'.VKiAN, Township Clerlt. cording te the manner of purchasi ceived. retlon. to reject any nne or all bids l-'ilel nil ' - ,...: : i.'ii.ri.-, Townsililii Tax .\lu]j ;is IVVIHHI in Hefer (u: \V-M« Tu lie udvei'tlspd Mlinli ^ 1st. In accordance with terms of sale, oi nil to sell paid lot ln said hlock liuard Salaries ., 1 •110.1111 11)43 by Clartiici- I:. |i;ivl«, Tuwn- Upon acceptance nf the minimum I'MI.IC SA1.10 r,i Mi, und ilnrcli iDtli, HMti, In thefile, tlie Townahlp will deliver a bar bid, or bid aliove minimum, by the such bidder as It may select, due . 'NUTIC1C W Audit - - ' W.CP »hlp Itnitlncc-r, thtTcc (I) eastcrlv lndi'i>MK]cnt-Leail«r. gain and gale deed for said premises 'eftard being given to terms and TO WITOM IT "MAY CONCRUN: Klciiioti and Ailverllsins : on a line uhir-h la a |JI ulnnK.i! inn Township Committee und the pay- ment thereof by the purchaser ac- nanner of payment, ln case t)t» or At a regular meeting uf tha • 1 10.5V of the iiorlhiTly line nl l,m Ii;-H, » Coiintj- SnrroBBieV f'unrl DATRH: March Htli, 1916. aore minimum bids shall be re- B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. cording lo Ihe manlier of purchase Township Committee of the. Town- I lisiirunee .. f.r l.iiii 1. ci; distance ui' S<| f*'«-t lu n itoiiu: tlicnct- NOTKK TO t'HUDlTOIlS Tn lie mlveTtlHed March 21st, in, accotiliuioe i-w-Itli terms of salt- el vcd. ship of Wooilbriduc held Monday, .Innllur . iiiiii.iiii ii) somberly nml iiiinilk-l with H:u- Caroline Knlltel, Administratrix of MiiM'h I Mil. HUH. 1 "as directed ron Avi'iiiie .'ft feet lo ;i poJnl; 1941", nnd March 28111, liMC, In theon Ille, tin' Townclilp will deliver I'-jn- Alarm Maintenance fleorge V. Knlttel, deceased, by di-J nde.pend en t -Leader. a har^aln am! sale deed for said Upon acceptance of the minimum to advertise the fad Hint 011 Mon-•'IMI'C I louse Supplies .' (hence <•'!) wcslerl. II rection ol' Ni'sta;;v, raintin^, ami Seci'etar.N'-H r.B.r»» • Indepemlcnt-Leader. anil expose and sell at public sals l-'.\penses _.-_ pill! P III heKillllillK. k'ceiiscd, under oath or alllrmatlon, Township Committee of the Town- aln and sale deed for said premises. isjr, HdiiK ;i iiniiimi or l.nl lli-fr in within six months from this date or ship of Woodbrldge held Monday, DATKI): .March Ifith, inn!. and to the highest bidder according Itiiil^.-s, l.iM-k, and .Ke\'s r to terms of sale on "file with tho Bloi k iji as Klinwn on the Woud- tbev will be forever barre.d of any March 18th, 11(46, T was directed Kefrr (n: W-S-ll I). J. DUN1C1AN, Township Clerk. I'-jlv llnuse U'iltel' u W.'K brldKi Townsliiii Tax Map and In lieaction therefor Hgalnst the «a.id ud- to iulvervjsi! the fact that on Mon- * NOTK'K OK Plllll.lC SAI.E To he ad vert i sed Township Clerk open to Inspection I lose, Nnz/.k'S, HOIIIH, Tooly, Supplies, and Mu rcli 1'lsl, and to be publii;lv read prior to sale, 723.03 known a» Lot lli-<'-l in Block Stii. ininlsinitix. day evemag, 'M>ril 1st, 1946T,O WJ1O11 IT MAY CONCRUN: (MB. and March 2SI4i 1;, In I In Miscellaneous Kire l-'ighlliiK l'.(|iil|>inent Take further notice that the Dateil March S, 1946. j the Township" Committee will meet At ii rt'Kuliir nieotinif of tin- ndependent-Leader, Lots i:i:' and Ki:: in lllock S"ifi-1. l.cc/al Til) IHI Townnhlp Committee Inn, by resolu- •CAItOUNIO KNrTTEL, at 8 P. M. (ISST) in the Committee Townsliip Committee of llie Town- \Y(w>dbi'idK(. Township Assessincni MlsreilallcOIIS lOxpi'US.'S " 4K.IH Chambers, Memorial Municipal Mii|). tion and pur.iuant to law, fly«d a Administratrix. ship (it \A'n(Mllil'idK-e lleld MoiuJiO'. 'r lo: W-:i(M minimum price at which tiiild Int ARTHUR BliiOWN, KH>|. Hulliliug. Wooilbrldire, New Jersey, March ISIh, 111 If., J was directed * Take further notice that the llyilraniK and Water Kervlcf , in said block will he Hula togethin:ws WouilbrldKC Township Assessment. :i lilnnn piiynu.nl nl $ir,.l)(i, the bal- and expiise and sell at public salj advertise the faot that on Mon-costa of preparing dceil and adver- 'ebl'liary 'JS, HI Hi ','.' ance of purchase price to be paid In SKALHl) HI US! will be received Map. bv tlie Township Committee of the nnd tii Ihe liln'hc.il hldder HccdnlliiJ I'Vl'llillK. April Isl, l!ll(i, tising Ibis sale. SaM Inls In said • iii spi.cial Account liuiTald 'Pnick eiiuil nmuthly liiNi:illtiieiil<< uf flii.nO Take further notice that the, tn Icrni.s of. si ile mi Ille with Hi. ho Towjishlp Commitlfe will meet block, ir sold mi terms, will reunite plus lntertf.il and other terma pro- Township of WondhrlflBe., County of Middlesex, New .jersey, on April 1st, Township Committee .has, by reso- Tinvnsliip I'lerk open In inspection it 8 1". Jr. (I'ST)- in the Committee :i down payment pi ^'"-.ii'i, tiic bal- vided for in contract of sale. lution and pursuanl to law, fixed a iind In he piihliely read prior t« sale hambers, Memorial Municipal ance of purchase, price to be paid In TOTAL HAI.ANC'KS IN WOOD- ll'lli, at (he "Memorial Municipal 1 Take further notice that at said Building, for (he painting of cer-minimum price at which said lots Lut Hill hi Illnck 5S|i, WniKlliridKc Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, t'liual monthly Installments of Jln.un lillll'iil : NATIONAL' HANK sale, or any-date to wlilch It may In said block will he sold together iwnshij) A.sseM.sniqlil M;ip, nd ex-pose and soli at public sale plua Interest • and other terms pro- tain rooms In the. Memorial Munici- with all other details pertineni, aald nil lo the highest bidder according be adjourned the Township Com- pal Ilul-UHiitf/ucc-or-lInK tn SpwiflPii- Take fiirtlicr dotlce that the vided for in contract of sale. I": H. nAllTH, Certlflwl I'iibllc ,\..«. mittee reserves the right1 In Its dis- minimum price being tlidO.ilO plus o terniH of sale on tile, with the Take further notice that at said I. I.. liiiiin- on Illo with the Township cosis of preparing deed and artver- Township Ciiiniuittce luis, hy reso- Township Clerk open to Inspection cretion Lo reject any nne or all blda Clerk. liillini anil pursuant tn law, Ilxed and Id Hell Kald lot IM .silhl block tisini; tills sale. Said lots In said mil to he publicly read prior to Township Committee reserves the block; If sold nn terms, will re(|iilri' liiininiiiin jirlce at which said i ali', Lot :il in Hlock s:i:', Wonil- to jimh bidder us It muy select, due •right In its iliNci'etlmi to reject any In said lilnck will 'lit; sold together regard being given to terms and anil all hids. 11 down payment of ISo.on, the lial- ridgft Townsliiii Anscsstuent Map. nilo.fi of jniriiiase, price to be pa|witi h all nl her details perlineul, snid Take further notice Hint the manner of payment, In i:n»o one or 11, .1. DUNIGAN, minimum price heing SJ.".-u.(ni plu.' emial monthly installments t)T r Townahlp Committee has, by resolu- more minimum bids shall be re- ' Townsliiii Clerk, cnsls nf pi't'pariiih ileed nnd iiilvcr- relvpd $10,00 iilus inleix'st uiul oilier terms tion and pursuant to law, fixed a L. :i-21. 2S provided lor in contract 01' sale. lining tliis sale. Said lot In sail ilinlmum price at which said lol block,'if siild nn terms, will require Upon Acceptance of tlie minimum NOTH'IO Take further nolli-e that lit siild n said block will he sold together hid, or bid above minimum, by the sale, or any date, lo which it maya dnwn payment nf $:I;i.(Hi, tlie lial- with all other details pertinent, said Township Committee und the pay- Tulle notice that ANC.RI.O I/A1<- ance of piircluiHe price lo Hie pal 1 "We're making headway oji J'lSSK) li-iidliifc as Fliji's Tavwn, J»e adjourned, the Township Com- minimum price beiu^ $]LT,.IMI plus Went thereof by the purchaser ac- in !>i|iial iiiuiitlily Inslallmnits n costs of preparing deed and adver- IntpiiilH 10 apply to 1 lie Township mittee reserves (he. right In its dis- Jin.oil plus Inij-i'i'st and nther lerm> cording to tho manneri of purchase cretion to i-ejert any one or fill bids IiiiK HIIH sale. Raid lol in aahl v ,* ln accordance with terms of Bale on Cummlltce of the Township' uf prnvideil fur in cimtract nf sale, WiiiidhiidKi' fin1 a transfer, of Ple-nmt U" sell nnj«l IOIP In said block block, If Hiild on terms, will require Me, the Township will deliver a bar- to such blddoi^as it may select, due Take furtlier lmlhjc that at sail' Vain and Male deed for Kaid premises, nary Itcliill Consumpllon license for down payment of $lf,.liu. tlie bu I- lireinlses sltiiiilcd lit lireeii .Street roRard bc'inir fflven to" terms and sale, nr any date toi which It imo ance nf liiircliasc prlne In be paid In •DATRO: March mill, llllli. am! Kallroad' Avenue to premises manner ol' payment, in case one or he ailjiinrned, the Tnwnslilp Com eiiiiul monthly in»tallmeiitH of JlO.dli « B .1. IHTNMCIAN, Tuwnslilp Clerk, situated at, !:!;!<> (Ireen Htre«t, Ise- more mfnlniuni bids shall be, re-lllillee reserves ille rinllt In IU diB pliiM interest and' (itlitr lernia pro- Tn he ., iHlviirtiseil .Mnrcli 'JIHI, lin, Tnwnnliip "f Woo.fllirldife, N. .1.ceived. cretinn tn reject anj1 nne or all hid vided for in contract of sale. 1146, nnd March L'Hlh, HIM;, In ilin Obii'clidiiM, If any, shoulil lie made Upon acceptance of tlie minimum and In sell said Int in said blncli Take further notice that at said ourNo.ljobr Independent-Leader. IniiiieiUiiti'ly in writing to 11. .1bid. , or bid above minimum, hy tlie. In KUCII nldilcr us il may scleijl, du sale, or nny date to which It may IM'Nlti.\N, Township t:ie,rk, Wood- Township Committee and the. payrnKiiri- l beinn Kiven In terms tun" bit adjourned the Township Com- netep Im W--JIS me.nt thereof by the purchaser ac- manner of payment, in ease one n mittee reserves the right in Its dis- imii-c. irilnllniiiii hlds sliall he re NOTICE) OK rlllll.IC SAMS , " 'K(V(,'n*Vl) ANGWIJO IVAIJRSSIO, oorfllng to the manner of purchase cretion to reject any one or ell Mda Tiii-rr's new enoourugpbjent in your Se In accordance with lerms of sale icived. TO WHOM IT M*AY CONCKRN: IseJin, N, .1. and tu sell said lot In siild block I. 1,. 3-21, !!S* on file, the. Township will deliver Ujinii neecptfuicc a^ Ihe inl'iiniuir to, such bidder aa It may select, due ttrcMtitatKe^ voice Iliwe iuyti- for t At a regular meeting of the it bargain anil sale deed for said regard being given to- terma and Township Committee 'of the Towiii lild, nr hiil aliuve iiilnininm, ,liy tin kmnvb Kt'r« making hcudway oil o Ili-fer tin U'-."^ll premises. , Towiiahlp Cniiiinllleii and (lie pay manner ot payment, ln carfe one or (hip of Woodbrldgo held Monday, UATKii: March 19th, I!t-I6. Uient tlierenl" hy 1 lie purcltasel1 ac more minimum bids shall be re- Mill ill lSlli I'.ni;, 1 \V:IH directed NOTICF, OP PUUI.IO SAliB Knmfter One Job. lout's tu provid TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN: IS, J. J>UNl('rAN, Township Clerk. cording In the iiiiiuner nl' pmvlias ceived. to advertise tlie fact lliat on Mon- the To be advertised March lilst. In iicciirdaiicc with terms nl' sal i M-rvi<'<' us ((uickly us juwsibU' t«»r day evenliiK, April Isl, llllli, At a regular meetlngr ot Upon acceptance of the minimum Townslil]i Committee, of the Town- Hill), and March 2Slli, liMli, in, the |>ll Ille, the TntVnship will ilelivc bid, or bid above minimum, hy tha th* Township Committee will meet held Monday, IdLd ' a liar^iiiu and sale deed fur sail tlwt wuitiiiK lisi. at t P. M. HOST) In the Cmninlttoe ship of "WooilbrldgB Township Committee and the pay- 11 premises, MiVI'll EV'I I 11111ISIh^ , J4I7MJ!I4II, I , II4ltI T waU->»«s ^ directei - ^" d ment! thereof by the purchaser ac- Chambers, JM C m o r 1 a 1 Munklpul to advertise the tact that on Mon-«ef*r toi W-I1B IMTKh: March lilth, HIHi. cording to the manner of purchase !n imwt VKMW, lutHk of Hwti«M»oanJ Building, Tyoodbrldge, New Jersey, ilay evening-, April 1st, ll»48, N0T1CI3 01'' PUIIMC XAI.IS It, ,1. IilINKiAN, Tnwnslilp Clerk ln accordance with terms oil sale on and expose und sell at public, sale TOWIIBIIIH Committee will meet TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN: •Tn lie advertised Mlarcll ilsl (lie, the Township will deliver a bar- —ratlser than inslriimcntw and to tlia highest bidder according at 8 P. M. (ICST) In the Committee At ti regular meutinB of the l!ll(i. mid iliiivh -.'Klh, I (Nil, in th gain and sale deed tor said prcmlsts. 10 terms of sale on tile with the lliflepeiKlcnt-Leader. iw uuw tlie IA& ^vtfhltm. Uut we>c Township Clerk open to Inspection Chambers, Memorial Municipal Township Committee of the Town- DATKD: March 19th, I94S. and to be publicly read prior to £ala, Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, ship of' Woodbrldge Ilield Monday, B. J. jjGUNlGANj Towhwhlp OUsrk. progrwiij, unil each muulh thousumls nl and expose anil sell at public fltile Miiircii mh, 104(1 1 |WHS directed Itfft-r tin W-,'li:i To be advertised Miiirch IM Lots Jti-A, 27-A, 2K and VJ In Block und to the hlgliest bidder according to advertise the fact that on Mon- \OTICK OF IMIIIIJI SAI.r. ::il(|ilionul ciiHtoiiMra me l>einj< fiirnishtti tin- 593, Wnridlniilfci' Township Assess- 1 HHIi, und March 2Slh, 194(1, In th to -terms of aalt) on file with the day evening, j\prll Isl, lilHi, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCI-IHN: Independent-Leader. • - ! ment Mn p. meet for whk^i they havc1n'«> wailing- Take further notice that the Township Clerk open to Inspection the Township Committee Will At a regular mettiiiB of tlj Townslilp Committee has, by resolu- and to be publicly read prior to aale, at 8 P. M. (KST) In the Commlttes Town.slilp Committee of (lie Town lirfer I in \\-:>43 Lots 41 n and 4111 in Hlock SSB-I, Charnbera, Memorial Municipal ship dl' Wiiodbridpe held Monday NOTICE OP PUIIMC SALS Ri)?hl now, your Service Representative at lli> tion and pursuant to law, fixed a Miiircii ISth, 1940, 1 was dlrectec" minimum price al Wfhlch Hiild lots WoudbrlilBo Township Assessment Building, Woodbrldffe, New Jersey, TO WHOM IT MA* CONC1SBN: and expose and sell at public sale tn iidvci'tliie l!ie fact tliat on Mon- At a regular meeting ot the iiiHinpss Offitx; can give yen only «n appr^i- In laid block will 1)0 sold tog-ether and to the highest bidder according day evening, April 1st, 1946 r<>a« >- minimum price helng $. iil().()l) plus it 8 p, il. HOST) in the Commute uhlp af Wuodbrldgo held Monday, OOBts of preparing- dui'il and adver- tion ami purauant to law, fixed a Township Clerk open to Inspection Mari'h ISIh, IIHU. I WIIH illreetud You will lw notified, how«rvcr, as soon aa»!"' minimum price at which said tots and to be publicly read prlor'to sale, Chambers, M-oiiiorliil Miinkipa lo advertise, tlie fact that on Mon- tising 1111M sale. Said IUIH In .Maid In said block will be sold together Lola 406 und l(!7 In Block K5f,-II, Duildlnir, WoodbTldge, New .lerxey hut; i-xuct information. block, If «olu on terms, will require and expo.su and sell at public sal day evening, ..April 1st, 194B, with ull other details pertinent, until Wnodbridge Township Assessment the Township Committee wlU meet a down payment of $5(1.11(1, Ihe lull- Mini. and to the. highest bidder acnordln i anoe of purchase price to bt paid ln minimum prli-e bdnK »25ft.OO plus lo tnrniH of sale on ille with tii at 8 ,P. M. « Adjourned the Township Com- eiiiiul monthly Instullments of f 10.00 with ull. other detutls pertinent, said mlttee reserves the right in Its dis-plus Interest and other terms pro- minimum price being 1650.00 plus Tuko furtlier notice that tli TELEPHONE 4-00TB cretion to reject any one or all bids vided for in contract of sale. coats of preparing deed and adver- Townslilp I'nininittue lian, by resi> Take further notice that at said tising this »al«. Said hits In «ald lution and pursiiant to law, ilxed and to sell "aiil lots in »uld block minimum price at which said lol to aueh bidder us it may nelect, due sale, or any date to wlilch H m&ytlocA, If wold on terms, will require MOVINfl? iJyoiiumaHleplme, and ore be adjourned the Township Coro», u dotyn payment of $55.00., tins bal- In Kalil block will he unld togethe Mgard being given to terms and with all other details pcilineiil, Wai you tu mil'»'' '" manner of paymeint, ln case one or mlttue reserves the riglit In Us dis-ance of purchase price to be paid in num; y bi Hi cretion to reject any one or all bids ei|iial monthly installments of |15.(ID ml n i mil ill prlue heiiis;. |!i0l),00. ,v_ ^ i/.imtm M* <« "T' »mow minimum bids than be re- cunts of prupui'liif,' deixl and uilver ceived and to sell mild lotu In uald block pills Interest and other terms pro- THOS.F.BURKE able in your went lor tieins thin sale. Said lots In. mil Upon acceptance of the minimum to tiui-li tiildei- as It nui'y select due vided for ln contract of sale. rogur4 being glv«a to terms nad Tttke further notice that at said block, if tiild on tennii, will rill tildL or bid above minimum, by the a down liiiynient nf S5Q.0O, ihu Township Committee und tha pay-inuunor of payuient, In case «m «r _jj«, or apy dale to which It may luii'e of inn-chase price to be pal Bant thereof by the purchaser ac- more minimum bids shall be i»-tie Adjourned tut Towimlijp Com- In. iii|uiil moiitltly .iutftullinentii torjlni" to tlie mail lie r of purvli&a* 'eeivefl, mittee reserves the right In ita dis-»In.IIU plus Interest ami other term , In *c5urduiK:e with Lunna of sale on U|lou acceptance of tlie minimum cretioon to rejecej t anyy uno" or all bids provided for In coiitmot ^f *ale, fll«, the Township will deliver k bur- bid, or bid above minimum, by theand to sell said loin in auid block Tuwimhlp Committee and se|l said'lots In said, bluet VEfttH AMBOY, %{J. bid. or bid above minimum. Vy theto aucll bhlder us It limy ^eltn-t, ilu DATKDTKD: : Jtarcli WthTlMB regard bnltiK Klvun lo ttrm» B. ].] IIHJN1QAN, Township Olerk. Taynshlp Committee and tlio pay- (iiummr uf piiyuien.1, In out till a /To " be Tuilver.tlsed March iilst, iniit'thereof by the purohaner ao- Jo«ph V. OF PUMHC I* ALB more minimum bids Hliull be n 1»46, und Marcli 2Stli, 1946, In thecordlnr to the'manner of purchase ceived. • 9Q WmU IT MAY CONpBRN; Ihdepen^ent-Leuder. In accordalce with terms of sale on New fer«ey Bell '•'At t r«(fUlar meeilnjr ot tht file, the fpwriBhlp wilwlll delivdeliveer aa bar Upon acceptance of tin- iiiliilinu bid, or bid'ubuve mlnlmuin, by tli Towmhlp Committee ot the Tswn- gaiaiin aan ds sale Hdeededd fbr said premlsttpremlstt. " of Wood bridge held Honda)?, Hefer < wnnM tlia' fact tnat. i ' Te-WMOM IT MAY OONCBRM: in Hccordunce with -terns uf ia ay evehl-iiK. April 1st, At a tetullr wnthif Hi ttom« 9 on Hie, tlie Township will dellv Township Committee will h Committee of tn* Town- i •V • 1/ w. w m ;.-,v THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946

j Ann Vaii Note, Jferfen Ntateon, —The Junior Woman's Club salt and pepper to tttte. Cover n moderate oven "until light brown. Pour into weH-gr«B«d _ , Avenel Items Raymond Hancock, Edward bar- met Tuesday at the club rooms, Sarah Ann's with cheese sauce. Bsiw 40 min-SeVve hot. ? ker, and William Albert. 89 Avenel Street, withMiSs Marie tinfl and bake in an oWr 400?;) \n ftti ovftt 3B-0 (Trees for 20 to 30 tnftiOttfc —Miss Jean' Lower/ Wtrodbrfdfte Hayden presiding, The group Spiced Potato [*""i Tfnih Avenel chair- Mrs. Arthur Turner and daughter, Avenue, wan. guest -of honor at a voted to sponsor Mrs. Andrew Cooking Class 2 cups flour for Red C Jean, West Long'-Bnipchj and Kath as a delegate to the Na- smfroih, medium sixed Fried PoUtoe* f the ilnV0 surprise birthday p*Hy at her U teaspooni baking powder III "' II I n frrtol' meeting Mrs, Sylvia Van Note, Neptune tional Convention of Juniors to potatoes. Wash with n vegetable To 2 cups of seasoned, I , iri^ railed home Saturday, given Jay Miss Vi tenapuon salt potatoes, ntld 1 tablespodn t(|ii from 7 to !) City, ttfcre Sunday sweats of Mr. Joan Arnold and Miss Marjorie bo hold in St. Louis in May. Win- The American people ate being brush, dr.y and plac« in a dripping 1 teaspoon cinnamon and Mrs, .J3arl Van Note, Madison ery seed. Shape into atrlpC' '•':' ,h,. ,.|ub rfloms of the Crowleyi Guests were: Miss Joyce ners in the merchandise club were asked to increase' their use of po- pan, Prick the potatoes and twikc 'A cup butter •" .lM|, All ^luhs are re-. Avenue'. Mrs.- Peter Greco, town, and Mrs. 40 minutes inawo ver 4&0 degrees, inches long and 1 inch wide.;? 11 Nesley, Miss Lucy Gresch'uck, tatoes in,order to save ,R larger i! tablespoons siiifHr ni:' | ip|n,,k(, tiy.lr donations Remove from oven and serve nt into slightly beaten egfc, thenv.,.,^ —The Woman's Club will spon- Steve Daroci, Albert Tttescoe, fil- Martin Hoffman, Iselin. The next quantity -of wheat for shipment to 1 epg once, If, potato skins are to be in crushed cereal flakes, frfjf.-.ij^| t ,',,• Ihiitdnte. . _ sor a card party at the club head- bert Peterson, Charles Smith, "Al- rtieeting, April 0, thore will be the atarvinif people of European 1 cup mashed potato eaten, rub the potatoes with but- deep hot fat until brown, '"' ,„,is Fitzgerald AMO- quarters, 80 Avenel Street, to- bert Johnson, Alton Magee, Mr. election of officers, and WiK7be countries. The following recipes .1 cup milk • I.TI of officers n! held nt the hoine of Mrs, GiHjiaj* ter nr hacon fat before cooking. on absorbent paper. ti0 n night, with Mrs. Frank Ceneuy ns Mix nnd *ift^fhc flour, 11 ,„!! i'l'"' . and Mrs. Norman Lower nnd Miss will hejp housewives carry out this II" ' •- r as' follows: chairman. Nornia Lower, town; Robert 'Kuteher, Prospect Avenue. request. .Moreover, potatoes are r l t € Potato Fldf - ' powder, antt, cimvamon ntid nnt- T - 1"1'1 .'*"' .I."liii "'Brenniln; yjce —Mr. and Mrs, Earl Palmer, Ruddy, Hopelawn; Mr.' and Mrs. an inexpensive source of certain meg. Crenrii the butter, add the Onion Juice Kopka;' secre- Manhattan Avenue, spent Sunday Pit RoostB Combine 3 cops well seasoned, Uus Metager, Paul MeUger and minerals and yilatnihs, /. ' mashed' potato and \ weH-oenteri C|?g, well benten, nml the potato. tb extract ,onton Jute*, e Knaniy; treasurer, with friends iri Newbiir^h, N, Y. Mrs. A. ,1, Lower, Irvinpton... When low dropping pit Tooits lire onion JnftAlf and squeeze on 11 Iv, •>' egg yolks. Beat 2 egg" whites B)end well.' To this add alternately rneant-nt-prma, used i only 18 inches aboye the floor) Scalloped Potatoes With it as for oTiihge Julrt. mBCts • —Mr. af|d Mrs. Albert Hender- —The Parent Education Group stiff, fold into mixture. Put in a the flour mixture and thejwilV. Th« son, New Cannnn, Conn.,* were fli.ck owi]ers have less Ir&uble ,.r !•"' of the Parent-Teacher Association teuilhinft puflcl^ to roost. • Pimento*! . baking dish and'Vakc in tan oven Thinrsda'y'.at FlUfcfer- Weekend ffuegts of Mr. and Mrs. try " The will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 cups diced .potatoes !)7fi degrees, for JO minute's until ,. •|lV(|M. ,MI|»-'»'H""" Daniel Henderson, fifth Avcnun. 1 bell pepper 2 P. M. at the home of the chair- : light brown, Serve nt Important I |.,' u 111 "L *. . •• ,j-- Long Existent l III [f r T—Mr. and Mrs. Leon Snuers, man, Mrs.. Vermin Birong, Wnod- 2 'pimentoes, •' . , | Mis. Seth Gamblin, In 600 B. C, Angora goatfl wer« • All «et»ieem*n recfiving thit newipapcr >1JO * II >. MI tyadison Avenue, entertained Mr. brid'ee Avenue. Mrs. John Ettors- Salt and pepper.' Creamed Potatoeg With Chivet t I,,,. Avenue, spent Mon- known to exist at Angora, Ail* and Mrs. Hnrold Army, Mr. andhftnk and .Mrs. Nevin Bierly will Cheese Sauce To 3 cups of seasoned, mashed changed,-returned to the States, OT have a change c| *ldrHt| rain, uncover and shata'dry. A.fld James .McHugh wil Ire.nil , "A In Shakespeare's time, school hours ter «nd salt. Put in a shallow link-' telephone,'we urgently requeit that the" chanfe °f adiireii bt ji|, H;15 o'clock at v —Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Wolls, Primer on World -.Government," wnre from 6 a. tn. to Bb, rn. tho bell pepper and the tfifrtentftesing dish and.sprinkle with 1 table- tenl by tnail. - ' • • - ,i, ,.,ioms, 80 Avenul Trrntoti, were Sunday quests of written by Supremo Court Justice which have been chopped fihe.,Add spoon of chopped chives. Bake in ,1, Mrs. William Falken- ll'll. Mr. arid Mrs. Wnrren Vnn Pelt, Owen Robert*. All members of the ••Miliiu,'- Annual re] T/eWph Avenue. association arc invited to attend. miiirii and officers •all '' -—Mrs. Steven Stevens nnd —The Kver Jolly Club met at !,i ihit time, Election of daughter, Patricia, Linden; Cadet the home of Mrs, Samuel Albrcct, '];,!„> be held. Mrs. Ber- Nurse Juno Weston, St. Petor's Jr., Park Avenue, this week. clrfl., -Mrs, Alex Tare* i V;i!i Hospital, 'New BrunWick, Phar- Humid Grausam, com- —-The Aveni'l Deniocralic Club ill macist Mate 2/C of Perth Airiboy, „„ p.H.iiniitions, met last night at. Hie Hub rooms, Ili'i''i" i iii . WII» nija just beeiieeini (iiaL'iini'jfi'ri 110! 111 Avenel Street. James McHiiKh W '•'• 'fli('ns t() l)f^i up"."- swrfce vifter serving two Years i ,,,. I'ompleted for tho conducted the mecilng. A dona- the European area, iitul Nicholson tioij was voted to. the Red Cross. ,'„.,. :it tho Colonia Coun-J Toft, 3rd, town, were dinner Rflservations Report on the M:irch 1, card pn.rty April guests.of Mr. and Mrs, Charles with Mrs. William was given by Michael He Stefano, mil' Weston, MndiRon Avenue, Sunday. l,v S:ilurdny. and plans were made to hold a —Mi', and Mrs. Karl Van Note, card party during April. Harold :,]iil Mrs. George Mroz Madison Avenue, navo a party Van , Ness, guest speaker, ex- WORE nil.. Hudson.. .Boujewinli 'Sttluriiay- m celebration of , , g p ,;,Hf iclntiveK in'fren- seventh birthday of..4lioir • ]il(liiH'(i Iho Pnscoc Bill whicli ' fitttli.i wiuild ^ive additional state funds ti,; HIHI Mrs, William Wil- .Barbara Hilbert, Biirbarn Kftvach, of his ideas for future progress . M,--. na, X. Y,., were week- Barbara Ann Steward, Dorothy in the towriRhip schools. The next (,,,. N Hi' Mr. and "Mrs, How- Weferling, Madeline Miller, Carol meeting will be April 24. ,;!:ii[,,•!, I.chigh Avenue. j|r. mill Mrs. Prank Bereey,' in,: \li:. Kenneth Bersey and I;!,!,-, urrc week-end guests of ATTENTION! . ||;i||-y Uaynor,, Arlington. Barbiirn, , Hhocmnker, w.i> a Sunday guest of EX-SERVICEMEN SECURITY STEEL Mix, Raymond Griblilc, Sih-el. • WE CAN NOW DYE YOUR ;iinl Mrs. Frederick As- m •|iii.-i. Avenue, entertained lay in celebration of the 0. D. UNIFORM llid.iy ul1 Mrs. Aseough's sister, m Lin-mice M. McCulFTgan, lie. (liicsts were: Mr. and BROWN - NAVY BLUE • BLACK illiirt N'ijri'1 and son, Albert, CALL P. A. 4-1816 ml Mrs. John Doran and in, Joyce, Mrs, Anno mil, Mr. McCulligan, Do- :IIM| l.arry McCulliganj Bny- HILTON'S INCREASED PRODUCTION DEMANDS Quality Dry Cleaners Jli. ;im! Mrs. William Mac- 407 MARKET STREET PERTH AMBOY t.», Unidley Reach; Mr.' and MEAN THAT I. Cii'.-iiiie Bennett Security again offers jobs— TO THOSE ANXIOUS ABOUT THE FUTURE

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.t* . iti LEADER. THURSDAY, MAilCH 28, 1946 Avenel Civic Group Charity To Be Aided On The Silver Screen "Forever Amber," tho much- the Boston Symphony, To Hear NJ. Official At Bazaar Tonight • .scuVsed torrid novel, is being and Arthur Rubenstein. translated, to the screen by Twen. popular side will be Tnii WOODBRIDGE — Scores of AVENEL — DouglaB H. Mac- tieth entnry-Fox. Est.mates of the icy. Vftughan Monroe ai Come to home-made articles will be offered Neil, itirtttor of the Division of ost of producing the filrr.version Goodman with their oichi Holy day Masses—6, 7 »nd 8 TRINITY CHURCH OF ISELIN for sale -tonight nt the annual p I'iiii, Community Services for Delin- TRINITY CHUR£H n hihighh as, $13^00OOH)$^ , Rah way Arena* A. M. charity bazaar sponsored by the •nnee ns high as, quency Prevention of the State tfhich u *1,000.00s 0 more than the George Raft, who once Woodbridi. Weekday Mass—7:30 A. M. Rev. Emily G. Kleiif, Pastor Woman's Club of Woodbridge in Department of Institutions and production budge0t0 .o "Witaon. profBS»iona.l baseball, Pint Friday Mass — 6; Holy Sunday school, 10 A. M. Agencies, will address a public Rev. William H. Schmaus, Rector the front pallor of, the Crafts- >oKgv Cummins, the "Amber of ing a wftball league animiTi''* i Tidbits: Communion at 6, 7 and 8 A. M. Morning worship, 11 A. H. . ' meeting sponsored by 'the Avenel Mrs. William Neebe, Organist men's Club. he film, will nppear in ollbut ont fan clubs. The winning tea, he well-known McFarland Twins Novena Devotions every Friday Evening evangelistic service! 8 Community Center Association at Sunday Serritei As in prior yenrs the ba/aar will f its 318 major scenes, which be given n free trip to n,,|'|v .' ,n» playinK at the Alamo in at 7:30 P. M. o'clock. M the Avenel School tonight at 8 Holy Communion, 8:00 A, M, feature handiwork, including means that'the English actress this summer. " It, from whore they broad- Thursday, 8 P. M., Prayer Meet- aprons, laces,'1 handkerchiefs and o'clock, Mr. -MacNeil, will speak Sunday School, 0:30 A.M. ' ivho makes her American debut 'tikst over Station WOR. . . Hear FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ing. on "Living Morals." • knitted pieces, There will also be in this film, will work tont.mi- •Believing tWt an ad,,,. (v Arlene Messick and Al Dunfec Holy Communion and Sermon, CHURCH Saturday, noontide ' Sabbath His point of vifrw was expressed home-canned foodstuffs including nusly during the 103 day _of film- hotter with an audience, , '',. Ate planning to get married soon. 1:00 A. M. (1st and 3rd Sundays Barron and Grove ATennii Hour, noon to 1 P. M. at the Par- during t S_ in the following statement rc- relishes, jams, fruits and vege- 't f halfday extras were hired "to pit r(|1 }\ . ^ , Saw "Doug" ZenoMa'around if the month). • Woodbridge sonage. xcept for one half.day lcassd by' him for publication: table*. A. table showing knick- ,ng,e days on a recording slug,.' 'i "]town the. other day. He is still 111 Morning Prayer and Sermon 9:45 Bible School. " knack* and table figurines will be George Sanders read the nai-,- "In recent years, many people .11:00 A. M.: Morning worship. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Director John SUhl insists that ''li'inl the Marines. Mabel (town (2nd and 4th Sundays of. the still another feature, for the forthcoming fiim ••< . all over this State have come to the screen play nf "Forever Am- V llflll hello girl) Naylor is a pa- month). 5:00 P. M.: Young People's So- Seimrtn The committee has arranged for dal In Paris." ' the conclusion that the very best ber'-! is definitely not ;a "synthe- tient at the Perth Amboy General Holy Dayt; Holy Communion ciety of G. E. Rev. F. Newton Howden, Vicar ' two additional booths, one show- way they could shaw their honor' sized affair'1; it >»»" exceptionally ,' Hospital and hoi; friends are root- 0:00 A.M. ; ' " . Sunday Service* ing house plants and.flowers by •Rhonda Fleming, who | nd respect for those who died in ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE faithful adaption of the book, |1K ing for her to get well in a hurry. ActWitiM . 8:00 A. M The Eucharist. WalsheckV Flower Shop and the as yet • received any gieai ,,, he war is by building some- School Street story-wise, but without its definite r ,, . . Our sympathy is extended to Choir Rehearsal, every Thurs- 9:45 A.M.—Church School „ other gifts • by the Gift wares <»" nition for her work in ..,, hing not only beautiful but use- Woodbridf* expressions and dialogic. Ho docs v 'Patrol.Driver Jot Grady on the day, 7:30 P. M. 11:00 A. M.—Morning prayer Character Shop. ,. . films,, is nevertheless the m\\^\ ul, something which wilt serve. ' Rev. Alter Abelspili Rabbi «nd sermon. Topic, "The Real not expect censor trouble. - death of his brother. . . , Girl Scouts, Mondays, 2:00 P. M. During the evening the commit- tress over signed by David '(> x,i II of the people in the community Friday at 8 P. M. Regular serv- Presence." , • r Join Red Cro»i tee will award a ?l, i dress and two nick without benefit of „ ,.,," ibw and for the years to come, Girls Friendly Society, Mondays, ices conducted by Rabbi Abelaon. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., back in pairs of nyfon stockings. test.lMi8s Fleming, 22,'.], . "The. possibilities for this kind ::30 P. M. Ladies' Auxiliary meets second OUR REDEEMER EV. lollywood to resume his film ca- :1 a photogrriipher's model, j litre And There: f memorial arc endless, but one Trinity Men's Club, 2nd Wednes- Monday. , LUTHERAN CHURCH •eer* after an interesting and ex- s ay, 7:00 P. M. G (inches tall, has red IKI If you live in the Colonia sec- (hich especially interests me is Hadassah meets first Monday; 26 Fourth Street, Fordt citing experience in the Navy, has Trinity Vestry, 3rd Tuesday, Perth Amboy Girl's Troth weighs 118 pounds. She •i iii of the Township and no one hat of a Community Center so Kadimah meets second Wednes- Rev. Arthur, L. Kreyling, Pastor the title role in UKO's Technicolor M ; 7:30 P. M. a .singer and cho/u (;ii| H d on you for your donation lanned and so located it will servr day with Mr. and Mrs/ I. Good Sunday school and Bible class, Toftubright Is Announced picture, '-'Sinbad the Sailor,!' It is s Trinity Altar Guild, meets quar- Murwy's blackouts. the Red Cross, Donald Murchie, he needs of all of the people and atein as leaders. 9:30 A. M. expected to cost more than $2,- erly as announced; WOODBRIDGE^Mr. and Mrs, nia chairman, would apprcci- ict as .8 bond uniting' them in a morning worship at 10:45. 500,000 but 4s strictly ersaU as Trinity Mother's Unit, 1st Mon- James Thomas, 4,'I2 Ashley Street H'if you called him at Rahway itrong community spirit." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH far as relationship with-"Sinbad" day, 8:00 P. M. AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN Perth Amboy, announce the en DECORATIONS 873-J, if you wish to donate. Mr. MncNcaPs address will be a Sewaren of Arabian Nights fame is con- St. Margaret's Unit, 1st Wednes- gagement of their daughter, Ma Figures given out by !•„. \ e will he glad to send someone imely one inasmuch as the Ave- First Church of Christ, Scien- CHURCH • day, 8:00 P. M. lie, to Elmer E. Rubright, son n cerned. Only the character nt Sin- as to decorations awarded ,]„ your home for your contribu- el Community Center Associa- tist, Sewaren, is a branch of the Woodbridf e Avenue,, Avenel Trinity Acolyte Guild, meets as Mr, and Mrs, .George Rubright bad and a suggestion for the set- the war show that l,72:>.:i n.... Watch for the April issue ion and the Jerry Rbtella Post, Mother Church, The First Church Rev. Chester A. Galloway, Pastor nnounced. West Green Strict. pings have been borrowed. The from PearP l HHarbor to fiot the All-Hi News Monday. It's a F. W., Sunday dedicated the of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, P.M. Trinity Chojr Mothers Unit, rest will be essentially Hollywood :iO, 194C, not including Hi,- |i,. ,1 jj[5humdinger. , , , And don't- forget iite at the intersection of Man- v Mass. Sunday services at 11 A. M. Mrs. Sarah P. Krug, Organist Miss Thomas is employed b meets as announced. and imaginative. Hiftrt, which went to all -A-,,," £<'tOBt Monday is A"pril Fool's Day lattan Avenue and Avenei Street, Sunday School at 9:30 A, H. Sundaj the E. I. duPont de Nemours St. Agnes' Unit, meets as an- 9:00 A. M.—Sunday School for Company. Mr. Rubright was re men. The report «hows tin !,,!!,„] * •—*>*, arc you away ahead oftor the proposed U, S. War Vet- Wednesday Testimonial Meeting, To the delight of youngsters, nounced. Primary and Junior Departments. cently discharged after serving ing nwards: Medal of llm,,, '" Line?..,',.' erans' Community Center War 8 P. M, Thursday, reading room, 9:30 A. M.—Sunday School for three and a half years of which and -some grownups, too, Walt Distinguiiihed Service Mil,1 join Red.Crou tfemorml ]Buiidjng.' :A drive for 2 to 4 P. M. 1STPMSBXTE.RJAN CHURCH ... J?«£jftn,er£i jn.tcJr.mbdiates.and Sen- 18 mo.nths was_spent in thy Euro Disney is planing a scries of car- Silver Star, 69,027; l. -,' funSs for the building* is now --TrREAtITY"- tL Rihway Avenue and Carteret Road t/esson-w pean Theatre'of'O'peralTonsT tnmr almr. .t •subjects -fey-Mieltey underway. ' mon subject-for Sunday, March 31. tors. I Around The State: Woodbridp Mouse based on Hdratio Alger's ing Cross, 124,827; s^.ij,,. GOLDEN TfiXT: "Whatsoever 10:00 A. M.—Men's Bible Class Competitive examinations for noted stories. He is also set on Medal, 11,345; Bronze Si -J|, Rev. Earl Hannum Dcvanny, things are true, whatsoever things in the Manse. ;u approximately 27 vacancies- in the Minister 11:00 A. M.—Morning worship. bringing such fabulous figures as 510; and Air Medal, l,liiJ,ii»- 'Australia Topic Of Paper are honest, whatsoever things are Johnny Applcseed, Paul Bunyan Department of State Police will Sunday Semcei 11:00 A. M.—Special class for Screen World beheld April 15,-Col, Charles H. just, whatsoever things are pure, and John Henry to the screen. Presented By Mrs.Manning Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. children whose parents desire to Schoeffd, Slate Police Superinten- whatsoever things are lovely, what-, Simultaneously, also, work on PRIVATE CONSTRUCTION Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. soever things are of good report; attend church. dent, announced today. He said the WOODBRIDGE —A paper on "Uncle Remus" is progressing. Private spending for buiM:,,,, ActWitiet if there be any virtue, and if there 3:30 P. M.—Intermediate C. E. ' Ditmas tests would be given in armories "Australia," the study topic, was estimated at ?Bft!),0O0,[iiifi (,-n-| The Women's Association held be any praise, think on these "Tangier," latest adventure-ro of Newark, Carnden and Eggerts read by Mrs. Kenneth S. Manning mance which co-stars Maria Mon So many film actors and ac- ruary. This compares with on the third Thursday of the month things." (Phil. 4:8) POWDER KEG" Crossing (R. D. Trenton) because at a meeting of the Breckenridge tez, Robert IPaige and Sabu, tresses have traveled from Cali- monthly average of .fll.V.i.n at 2:00 P. M. Diplomats are worried about of the large number of men whoAuxiliary of the First Presby- SERMON. Passages from the the Ditmas Theatre, .brings fornia to Xcw York via Howard The Women's Circles held on tho Russian activities in the desert .','; have filed to take the test. ... erian Church- Monday at the King James version of the Bible completely new Montcz to th Hughes' Constellation, that the Churchill urges U. S, ;u home of Mrs. Robert Gillis, High first Thursday of the month at lands of the \JTar veterans are given the oppor- include: !>st-., par- screen. plane is now known us the High- lin "to stand together." tunity to qualify for road con- Street. 2:00 P. M. "The steps of a good man are ticularly, Iran and Turkey. They way to the Stars. fear the development of power The action-packed picture, pro New infra-red eye can ".- struction in an announcement Mrs. Elta De Young conducted irdered by the Lord: and he dc- duced and directed by Paul Ma METHODIST CHURCH politics in the "powder keg" and Jeffrey Bernerd wants the story teen miles in dark. ^'- made, today by Eugene V. Connett, the devotionals and Miss Sophie lighteth in his way." (Ps. 37:23) vern and George Waggncr respec , Executive Assistant to the State Johnson offered prayer. The next Main Street, Woodbridge note that Iran has been a clash- of Alcoholics Anonymous and has Correlative passages from "Sci- lively, deals with a dancer 1 Higrway Commissioner. Expenses meeting, April 18, will be held at Rev, Homer W. Henderson, Pastor ing point for Russian and British olfered $25,000 for it. However, mcc and Health with Key to the death-hunt for her hated enemj- for training at Rutgers will be the home of Mrs, Maxwell Logan, Sunday Service! interests for many years. the authorities appear to want to ISELIN THEATRE Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy a character known as Baliaar. Mi paid by the Federal Government Martool Drive. 9:45—Church School. remain anonymous because so far, include: Montez is seen as the huntress an Oak Tree Road under the GI Bill of Rights. Apply 10:00—Adult Bible Class. they haven't replied to Ilevnerd's EASY TO FIGURE the trail leads from Spain to Tar Iielin, N. J. Met. 6-1279 to Col. George Wilgus, Director, 11:00—Morning Worship. Ser- 'The sinless joy,—the perfect NEW ATOMIC BOMB FISHER, 111.—It doesn't take bid! Recruitment and Replacement mon topic: "A Task for Us Chris- harmony and immortality of Life, gier where she meets a yomi possessing unlimited divine beauty Henry Powell long to figure how American newspaper reporter wh, 'Division of Civil Service, State The atomic bomb test is now tians." Frank Morgan is .scheduled to Friday, Saturday, March 29, 301 and goodness without a single long he stayed in the Army. He also seeks Balizar, not for venge ' H,ouse. ... A special Easter serv- faced with new.problems, accord- Wednesday t:iko ovei; for Jack Ileimy «n the "LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN" bodily pleasure or pain,—consti- got in February 22, 1942 and ance, but for a story of inlerna ice, open to the public and fea- ing to reports that developments 7:30 P. M.: Firesido prayer radio during Benny's summer va- lutes the only veritable, inde- go( his discharge on February 11, tional importance. Puige With Gene Ticrney turing the famous Westminster arc moving rapidly and that a new service at parsonage. cation. , Choir of 177 voices, will be heb atomic bomb ha.s been developed structible man, whose being is 1946. as the reporter. Shown— spiritual." (p. 70) at Fort Dix Bowl (i A. M., Apri which i.s many times more destruc- ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH Iloris Moros and Hill Le Baron Friday, 6:20 and 8:50 P1; M. 21. ... tive. In addition, tho experts say Port Reading 1 FIGURES VARY plan to brin<; the greatest musical Saturday, 2:00, 6:20, 8:50 P.M. that greater destructive power is Rev, Stanislaus A. Milos, • Pastor ST. JAMES R. C. CHURCH The warmly Join Red Cro» The Census Bureau says 2,700,- miivinp; story of day to millions of- about in sight and tho suggestioi Amboy Avenue a beautiful Sun., Mon,, March 31, April l| Sunday Masses at 8 A. M, and Woodbridge 000 persons were looking for i.steiu'rs in their Technicolor mu- i.s made that no iinder-wuter tesl 10 A. M. work in February, but other gov- search Hall," which will "THEY WERE From The Notebook: i.s probable because of the effects Rov. Charles G.McCorristin Pastor. ernment agencies report 3,500,000 ninglv told in Wsirni'i' Bros.' latest EXPENDABLE" Weekday Masses at 8 A- M. Rov. Maurice Griffin, Ass't Pastor. The Woodbridge High Schoo of radio activity upon soajifc and persons drawing or applying for film With Robert 'Mcntjjoii Novena in Honor of St, Anthony Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 7:30 Class of '!!(! is planning its re ships. These mutters raise doubts Unemployment Compensation dur- which opens tomorrow at the Cres- Thomus, Mischii Elman, as to the exact power of the ach Tuesday at 7 P. M., with A. M. union at The Tines, Raritan Town ng the same period. Starring Barbara Horowitz, Jose Iturbi, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 2,3| atomic bomb and make it all the ev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 915, Stanwyck, the film features a gen- ship, on or about May 24 and for Lauritz llcloboir, Brim "GUEST WIFE" more necessary for our military le^w Brunswick, in charge, and 10:45 A. M. the first time since the war the erally excellent company of Pliiladi'lphia Symphony gals are planning to blossom ou leaders to get a clear idea of the iceting. Baptisnis held after last Mass. porting players including George With Claudette C«ll)-rt Salmon Scales Orche.slra, Ser^u Koussevitsky and in evening gowns, . . . Hear j potential power involved. 7:00 P. M.—High School Fel- OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH The age o{ a salmon can be lot of the boys who were racing iwship. found by examining its scale*. Each Anderson, John Ridgcly and tve fans during the old board track New Brunswick Avenue scale shows growth rings somewhat FARMING 7:00 P. M.—Fireaule Fellowship Fordi FRIDAY .days in Woodbridge are planning —Over High Young People, similar to those of a tree. As seen to attend the Indianapolis "500" Most of the nation's farmers got Rev. James Sheridan' Pastor through a low-power microscope, a Irumim proposed 84,225,000,- 8:00 P. M.—Gospel'service. AND on May 110. . . . The boys in Avc off to a favorable start, according Sunday Masses: 7:0(), 8:00, 9:00, series of wide rings with another 000 fund for the Navy. Weekly nel are calling (ius Drceson, the o the Weather Tiuieau,,which re- 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. series of narrow rings indicates ^ PERTH AMBOY SATURDAY I Charles Flynn Association proxy, orts warm, .sun.shiny spring days Tuesday, 2:00 P. M.—Women's Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:15 one jfear in the life of the fish. Foe s ships sunk by , radar- hoar V, A. 4-02SA FDR Dreeson after being elected vith moisture .satisfactory excont Bible Class. 7:00 P. M.—High A. M. guided bomb, the Navy Vtveals. DOUBLE THRILLER!! HORROR SHOW!! four times, ... "rom Central 'Kansas to South School Choir rehearsal. Servicemen's Novena: Every Boris Karloff - Lon Chaney Join Red Croti )akota, the Western Plains, Hocky Thursday, 7:00 P. M.—Open Monday, evening at 7:30. Popping Popcorn Japanese Education Ministei Popcorn bought ln sealed cans urges curb on "westernization." Mountains 'and in California, louse for. Intermediates. 8:00 Novena to Our Lady of Per- "THE HOUSE OF M,—"-Senior Choir rehearsal. petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 has the proper moisture content for "THE MUMMY'S Operator 13 Reports: FRANKENSTEIN Monthly P. M. best popping. Any popcorn In good CURSE" That Kathcrinc Ciiicotto will Second Tuesday, 8:00 P. M,— Confessions: Saturdays, 4:00 to popping condition can be kept that marry Angclo M. Ombres May 5 FOUR DAYS—STARTING SUNDAY, MARCH 3151 ' Aid -Society. 15:00 P.M., and 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. way by sealing It in a glass fruit at St. Jamea' Church. ... That At Her SrniAtiohal Best Third Monday, 8:00 P. M.— jar, using a rubber ring. the boys in Avonel arc over so MAGYAR EVANGELICAL AND Men's Association meeting. 'cyrious an to the identity of the REFORMED CHURCH NOW TO SATURDAY lassie who calls one Fi'ankie Jack- School Street . Britain seeks key to I). S. atti- ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH 'Bon(?) on!" the phone .regularly Woodbridge, N. J. tude on pressure on Turkey, * every night at a local tavern. . . . Avenel Rev. Laszlo Keczkemethy, Pastor 'That tit. Vincent Shay is back Rev. John Eagan,, Pastor. Worship service in English lan- from overseas, bin ribbiMis and Sunday Masses- -7, 9:15 and ;uage Sunday at 10 A, M. .stars testifying tq plenty of Action. 10:45.A. M. Worship service in Hungarian EmpireFRI. TO SUN. PLAYING He expects his wife, whom he mar- language Sunday at 11 A. M. ried in England, to arrive here M.lo\i)i;jir/.i; Cornel Wilde 1 Sunday School, at 9 A. M. momentarily. ... 11110 SAl'E WAV Warner Baxter ivlllioitt I hi mi fill Choir practice Friday at 8 P, M. Anita Louiie Join Red Cross llruisa ur Diet First week.of the month: 'Crime Doctor's Warning' Sunday' at 4 P. M. Ladies' Aid Jill Eimond SALON The Bunntead'j "tli limir, society Meeting. 1 Edgar Buchanan Rambling A round: '.A.Nitt'l Illlllk 'Life With Blondie Helen Chancy Prekop i.s on a Smllli St. With Rod C»m«ron, 1 IVrlli A mho), >', J, lee floes crush forty-six cot- leave of absence from the Tovvn- 1 Sat., Sun., Mali—4 Cartoom With George Brent, Raeborn, Arthur I". A. -M14H tages on Lake Huron , Lucille Wat.on, Eve Arden Bh,lp Relief Dcpartinunt, She ha Iliiurm 11 A. !;. 4ri;N I'lllDAV AM) HAVlltDAV the public initiation of the Legior lngrid Bergman • Bing Crosby tonight at. the Craftsmen's Club, Lite Show Sat. , . , Which reminds me that Iht Legionnaires are shining up al Selected Sliorli NOW PLAYING their .old trophies and (jetting m ready to do a real interior deco PwdonMyPz Sun., Mon., March 31, Al"'l ' STATE THEATRE Randolph Scott rating job on their recently je "TARS AND SPARS" Ann Dvorak pointed Legion Huom on the to WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Edgar Buchanan 1 -Pluiii— ; floor .of the Municipal Building With . ....And last but not least this i Alfred Drake - Janet Blair TODAY THROVGH SATURDAY "ABILENE your last chance to donate to th BfttfW —Al»o— lngrid BERGMAN - Gregory FECK in |led Cross Fund "DAKOTA" ; "SPELLBOUND" , TOWN" Join Red Crou ' With —Plui— John Wayne J Vtra Raliton "R1VERBOAT RHYTHM" BUSINESS I With Uon ERROI, KMKMOMrimM /silicas, experts noiy say'that TUM., Wed,, A?r« 2. 3 SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY , Kent Taylor Preston |6''po8t~WUI' prosperity will not NEXT WEEK.-WEP, TO SAT. "THREE STRANGERS" Robert Walker - June ALLYSON in . Virginia Grey be in full swing until 1947. They With Sydney Gr<»Hilr«et, "THE SAILOR TAKES A WIFE'' John Litel fOSM -believe, thut the firs thalf qf 1946 : will be tulu'ii up by economic «d- Plu< Loo GARCY and THE BOWERY BfliVS in juatmentb and that production will, "LIVE WIRES" : "SMOOTH AS go forward in the second, half, "LIVE WIRES" 1 WEDNESDAY THROliGH SATURDAY Generally speaking, prices arc ex- with Leo Gflrtey and SILK" to advancu in the immodi- "THE SP1HAJI STAIRt A5E" wi "SONG OF OU> WYOMING" , Bow«ry

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To Aii Home-Building the 1946-47 appropriations net; oil paintings of George Washing- New Jersey will inaugurate a The acute need for housing in the United OLD SHOW, NEW CAST ton, Abraham Lincoln, forme* new Governor on January 21 nbxt, Gpvernnrs, judges and State offl- States justified the imposition of drastic ftcr the succossfiiLcyilulidatc is icals are being jriven a thorough ' ifted throng the primafy*eTection spring cleaning at the State House, and far-reaching restrictions upon all con- m June 4 and the general olcc- ... All sultry increase bills for COMBINING lonon November B. struction except homes, State, county anil municipal offi- The appropriation is needed to cials will be vetoed by .Govornof The people generally agree that vet- Inance the printing «nci mailing of Edge if they ]>;i?s the Legislature. invitations; the hiring of the War w ••"•"", I ,'"cry'Tliursday by the " erans, homo from the wars, are entitled to ., . State Labor Department safety '1'";!lr; 'INninB Company. Wftrldg., N. .1. Memorial Building near the State ri,l:=" ' ','• ,m-y, Prosldent; Maxwell Logun, have a chance to build homes for them- House for the inaugural cerehion- inspectors are being given a spe- l, I ''"jWronce P. Campion, Treasurer; ies, and to pay other incidental ex- cial training rmuse to raise the r selves and their families. There is univer- standards of inspection service in '""'''''."'I'l-.v, Secretary. lenscs. Because the war is over the sal approval of the idea that veterans ild-time inaugural pnradc may lie Now Jersey. . . . Increased road [ ,ul,.(j0RY Editor iind Publisher revived next year, which would funds for all counties nnd munici- NEWSPAI'BIl should have priorities. tdd to the expense of the inaugu- palities tn n.'|>;iir local thorough- i ndvauce 'nl show. fared neglected during the wdt If this is a correct appraisal of public .will'ho authnrizeil by thf Legisla- f hterpr'M Creates ttnploymnt sentiment there is only one way to guaran- JERSEY JIGSAW:—New Jer- ture, , . . All I'.i4!> driver's license* nnd .registration tags expire In I ,„!,• Edward Martin, of Pennsyl- tee home construction. That is to make cer- ley peach trees are expected to tain that the materials, out of which homes jurat forth into Wooin about a New -Jersey at midnight, Maroh 81. Lhat "only enterprise can cre- week before Easter. . , ."Valuable (Continued an P'tijc 12) are built, arc available, If veterans should is perfectly correct, but have priorities they should have effective H',UI "hV noted that the Governor did action, not phraseology, that will put build- I!!", that "only private enterprise can ing materials where they can get them at reasonable prices. cupy , delay i" production, caused by Now rolling off ^ .,,,,1 other troubles, has postponed Work Needed In India l''K spree that economists expected jn C'IH sway six months iifter the end From New Delhi, India, comes the infor- 1^.f.,,.,.. However, employment has held mation that two college students were in- ],r than forecast, although the prc- jured when police opened fire to curb a the line! i,n is still freely heard that several mil- disturbance there. he., lidded to unemployment rolls At firsk blush we thought that the hard- ^middle of next summer. licartcd aBriti.sh were again persecuting the 1 Liral'tiT, I'" ' production is counted noble aspirants for freedom, etc., but closer , l0 uivc employment to all those able reading of the dispatch reveals that the NEW SERVEL L.jlljnjr to work in the United States. row was strictly a domestic matter. la,,, enterprise will be turning out the It seems that rival student groups were GAS | services that the people 6 the alu .shouting slogans for and against Pakistan, fifu-ani".- Buying -power will -be upheld the autonomous state which many MbsleYns REFRIGERATORS „, iniinen.se saving accumulated dur- insist must be created in northwestern In- L,r years. Prices, it is.hoped, will be dia. The Hindus, possessing a considerable |,|,,wn by adequate controls, which, if numerical majority, want a united India. jiivi', will spread the buying era and The Moslems intimate that they will fight I to prolong full employment. rather than accept this state in which they },(,„• tarts .should not blind those of us would be at the mercy of the Hindus. nvlVr private enterprise to the obli- i tluit rests upon American capitalism The lighting- between Hindu and Mps- Bruvide employment and to produce lem students is something which we can understand. What baffles us, however, is |s. Neitlu'i- labor nor management, if the intimation that all is not sweetness and [know what is good for them, will long light in India, as so many missionaries and I. economic machinery ofMhe na- liberals would have us believe. Apparently (•r all, American capitalism, with the natives, so anxious for all the world to Under The State House Dome |atc enterprise, is not for the exclusive exhibit love and tolerance toward India, By J. Joseph Gribbins a few capitalists alid those em- are unable to practivc it among them- led liy them. Yes, they're on the wayl Your new Servel Gas Refrig- selves. TRKNTON—Despite the disas- lie ;ul<>pU'il l>y a thrcc-lifth volt: seedy appearance of the old liuly es more apparent, (lay by day, trous defeat of the move to revise of the Le^i;;l;iUire iilul approval hy who once knew grandeur. Included erator will bo hero soon —very noon. Ami you can say the Slate Constitution in its cn- I he volers :il f.;eni'ral cUiclion in the sum ia $10,000 for recondi- good-bye—for good—to refrigerator troubles. ;in coimmiie war is in the oiling be- tirity two years ago, legislators roft'i'i'nilii, insle:ul of passing two tioning and repairing and painting For this modern gas refrigerator in different. It freezes nc,-i]iiialisni and communism. The vii> "The Marvel Of The World" arc still ambitious to tinker with cm^rrnlivi! sessions of the Lc(ris- the interior of the State House, the fundamental law. ftijclit pro- lat.nri' liy ;i nuijurity vote ami Annex and Office Building. Wash with no moving parts. A tiny gas (lnmo does the work. | ii thf struggle will not be the system If the United States properly mobilizes posed cluinges in the State Charter voter approval liy aiuilhcr pro- rooms at, the State House will be That's tho aecrot of Servel'y famous silence. There's noth- he best excuse for non-performance, have been subnitilcd to the lil'lli piisi'd thaiif,'!'. remodeled at a cost of $16,000. ing in the freezing uystem to get noisy—nothing to wear for its opportunity, it could have "a period f line that producer more abundantly Legislature for consideration. Motor vehicle fuiw and gaso- The leaky roof of the State Capi- or need repairs. of prosperity that would be the marvel of line taxi's would he dedicated to toll will be repaired at a cost of n>vc the welfare of the people whose Gambling in all its forms, in- You'll be amazed when you see how convenient the new the world," declares Bernard Baruch, cluding pai'i-mutucl betting- at road coiisti-uctriiii only under an- $5,000, and if enough funds re- I mid fortunes are affected by the sys- main a coat of gold paint may be models are! They 're big and roomy, and I he ingenious flexi- South Carolina-born financier, who has race tracks, would be prohibited ol.hei- proposed change which is ad- in New Jersey by a resolution in- voeated by.u iTsoliitiDii sponsored applied to the famous dome. ble shelves allow you to arrange food mudi more easily. been an important adviser of our Presi- troduced liy Assemblyman Dunne liy Assemblyman Robert E. Fred- Two items of $2,500 each will They've just-right cold for meat. . . Kpuco to keep vege- be passed to reciondltlon the Annex dents during two World Wars. E. Minard, Jr., Essex Republican. erick, iif Pliillipsbui-};'. At present tables garden-fresh ... and lots of room for frozen foods. Food Speaks for Religion Eighteen-year-old boys and u'ii'ls 18 slates have adopted such an roof and sand blast clean jaws on Mr. Jiaruch points out that there is no would be allowed to vote under amendment. In New Jersey a total the old girl so that ti side view Wait just a little longer. Your recent effort of the American Gov- competition from cheap labor, war-subsi- the terms of another Assembly of $l-jr,,O(M),(IOO in gasoline Uixus will match the school girl com- silent, trouble-,free Servel will iu I" secure additional food for ship- resolution sponsored by Assembly- and license tees has heen diverted plexion of the front of the Imild- bring you the finest refrigeration \ .•:0^^ - ^$$1 dized German or Japanese industries and in|», A sand blast job last summer t to other countries • reflects official man Charles li. Howell, Mercer, since l!l-!l. service you've ever dreamed that, in view qf our record during the war, Democrat. worked woiiders with the fate ot i, women and children. be shortened by the use of aluminum and associations under the jurisdiction You Two Should be Friends 1 present plans include use of the metal for of the State Department of Bunk- i' inetluMl of providing food will be ing and Insurance will very likely » ai'y if the peace of the world is not outer and interior walls;, roofing, window he required in the future to tiilu1 Don't let your pay check and your ba^ik J"anliml by the despair of mil- and door frames, and trim. two weeks vacation yearly. The, idea was promoted by Sena- acGOunt be strangers. Introduce them. "f starving European and Asiatic peo- Without questioning the goodv faith of tor Frank S. Farley, Atlantic City, Ll1 Every week you take a little piece of us hope, so, but regardless of this the oflicials of the company, or the sincer- I'hiiirman of the Semite Investigat- your lile and use it to earn the money d(Talil»ii. the practical application of ity of their views, it will be interesting to ing Committee, which conducted a lengthy investigation into nnic- that is paid to you. ' principles should make certain see how long it will take to persuade the tiees of building and loan com- n • '<'l»iance of whatever sacrificed nec- people of the nation to use aluminum in panies two years ago and suc- Don't spend it all. Save part oi it. You y t" feed hungry mouths throughout such quantities in the construction of ceeded in Hccm'tug the enactment will never regret it if you do. You certainly ment of much-needed remedial homes. , . leti'i-slation protecting shareholders. will regret it if you don't. Senator Farley had ii bill draft- ed for introduction in the 1!)<11! Children Battleship To Mediterranean Legislature requiring State hanks, "lUs liureau statistics reveal that par- savings banks and buildiiif! and VVlUl r The dispatch of the 45,000-ton battle- loan associations to force all'ner- k

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PAOETBN THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 'KADp SHOP N DE NOTICE ant R BY IN THIS COMPLETE A 3-DAY r' it Stores • Fineral Directors • t Groceries & Meats • •Painting-Paper HMglnjt • Real Estate - Insorance • Taxi SERVICE Andrew i. Ma Donald T.Hanson Synowiecki Funeial Home George's Matket E.Nielsen Wosdhriig* Tan Service In .Quality Dry Gleaning Appliance* . Horn* and Anto INSURANCE Sll MEATS AND GROCERIES Day and Night Service 42 Hudson Street PAINTING AND PAPER* Mondays and Thursdays—Ford», Raritair Towns^ Firestone Dealer Store HANGING Tel. Wood. 8-0200 Tuesdays and Fridays—WoodbWdge and Sewa Carteret, N. J. 66 Washington Avenue Representing Boynton Brothers fen 1 6*2 RMHT«1| A»HM Carteret, N. J. ft.Co. Over 23 Years Wednesdays: and Saturdays—Avenel C«rt«ret, N. J. 1145 Averiel Street, Avenel 447 Pearl Street Telephone Carteret. 8-5715 Cart. 8-5717 C»rt. 8-5341 Woodbridje 8-1462 Tel. WoodbHdf. 8-1592.J WoodbridfG Our trucks will pick up and deliver on these day8, Bakeries • Fneral Directors • Tuesday Pick Up -r- Delivered Friday John's Market E. White Office Te». Perth Amboy 4-3288 TIP TOP BAKE TREATS PAINTING AND REAL ESTATE AND Friday " " " Tuesday John Kindiierski, Prop. . TAXI Yon Can Be Sore of Flavor «ad Kain Mortuaries, hd PAPER HANGING Quality at Mooney't Bakery SerYi'ce of Serene Beauty and GROCER AND BUTCHER FLOORS REF1NISHED CAB SERVICE, INC. Simplicity Frank ft. Dunham, Inc. We Birthday Caket At Reasonable Prices Phone P. A. 4-1616 a Specialty DIGNIFIED FUNERALS AS 309 Pershing Avenue* ., 24-HOUR SERVICE Open Sundays LOW AS $150 324 St.. James Aveou* INSURANCE Phone WO-8-H00 Phone 4-5385 Tel. P. A. 4-4646 Carteret, N.'j. Woodbridf*. N. J. We urgently request, to insure prompt service, "If If. Mooneyi—It1, the B«*t" Cor. State and Washington Streets Woodbridje 8-06O4 573 New Brunswick Avenue - 135 Wed^ewood Avenue to phone us the day before. Perth Amboy, N. J. Phone Carteret 8-9597' Mooney's Bakery Fards, N. J. Woodbridge 4 822 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 32S W. Uwy St., ElUabath, N. J. FORDS. N. J. 86 Eliialwtli Ave., Newark, N. J. PLUMBING Rahway Avenue Grocer REAL ESTATE Welding - Brazing • MILTON'S Coal Flowers G. Haag, Prop. Plumbing and Heating INSURANCE GROCERfES AND Walcott Iron Works QUALITY DRY CLEANERS COAL - WOOD - FUEL Olt DELICATESSEN Repair Work a Specialty J. Edward Horned Co. Roosevelt Flower Shop WELDING - BRAZING 407 MARKET ST: PERTH AMBOy r MASON MATERIALS WON WORK Catherine Ruckriegel, Prop. H.o.lvenon "STREET™ Corner Sherman Street Woodbridge FLOWERS FOR ALL 262 Main St. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Convery Boulevard and Wan Coal & Supply Co. WO-8-1421 OCCASIONS Woodbridje, N. J. TELEPHONE 8-0233 Ritter Avenue 325' Perilling Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Call Wo. 8-0569 after 6 P. M. Carteret, N. J. Woodbridge 8-1773 EASIEST TERMS Tel. Wood. 8-0724 t Service Stations • Phone Carteret 8-5424 Damhach's Market Radios /» Clark's Welding Works Drag Stores Grocer and Butcher TIRES RECAPPED SIGNAL CORPS Take your ear,off th« "dangerous" Welding and Brazing If it's the BEST you want list now. With smooth tire* on a 52 New Brunswick Avenue Surplus Auto Radio* Rebuilt Portable Equipment Complete, Guaranteed $24.00 slick street anything can happen. in flowers—Call Fords, N. J. Full Line of Replacement Parts Don't endanger yo... life or the369 New Brunswick Avenui Raymond Jackson . lire* of others. Have your tire* re- Hard to Get Tubes Julias Kloss Telephone! Perth Amboy 4-4533 capped now. Fords, N. J. DRUGGIST Note Our lVrw ljiil'ntliiD Here's your new FLORIST (We Pick Up and Deliver) Quality Tire, Co. Telephone Perth Amboy 4-0138 Owned mid Dprrnlril by Vclcrani 88 Main Street Cart. 8-5232 759 Rahway Avenue Louis Durnya, Prop. Hardware Anderson Radio Woodbridge, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. C«rteret, N. • J. 435 SMITH ST. (Cor. Grace St.) WO-8-0576 Hardware Telephone! B-0S54 ptiouf* 1Vr

  • >\ • THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 PAG^ELEVtN

    Monday In March Chicago, 111., who h stationed at families was held at The Pines, had completed. The following I New London, Conn., was the Sewaren Notes Pt. Reading Softball Craig-Knauer Rites Raritan'Ttownship. After a,wed- Club Speaker Talks inatting committee was appoin Service Quota week-end gueat of William Burns, ding trip to Atlantic City, Mr. Mrs. W. Frank Burns, Jlre.', East Avenue. nd Mrs. Craig will make their i' inCJB -Seven Town- -Rev. Jnmes Hart Morgan, a O'Connor and Mrs. Ellwood ' —Mrs. Aj^kScheidt, Holton Team Set For Season Take Place In Rah way home on Fairview Avenue, On American Legends "''/„„,„ Ht Monday to member of the staff of the Cathe- berjr, Street, and Mrs. Herbert Eyor- The bride is a graduate of Wopd- p V" .,', vifi! as the March con- dral of St. John the Divine, Now PORT READING — The Port COLONIA — Miss Peggy Ann v kuss, Perth Amboy, spent Wednes- bridge High School and the Wash- SEWAREN—Miss Annetta Cor- During the social hour, MT». 1 ,,,-tll York City, will he the Kucst Reading sofCball team has reor- Knauer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (|f Si'lcetivc Service. day in Newark. ington School for Secretaries, noil, of the New Jersey Bell Tele- ban was assisted by Mrs. Frank. III preacher at the Lenten weekly ganized for the coming season, ac- Charles Knauer, Fairview Avenue, • ,lnrlc(l were Adam L. —Robert Mathlaaen, Fire Con- Newark, and is employed by the phone Compapy, related littlc- La Fair, Mrs. Russell Solt M service tomorrow night, 8 o'clock cording to an announcement by became the bride of Ernest Craig, trol 3/C, has received Ws honor- General Electric X-Ray Corpora- Ithown early American Legends at Mrs. Alex Urban. The next m 'v^ltn Avenue, Wood. at St. John's Glmrcli. son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Craig, able discharge and is at home with Julius Kollar, Fire Chief. tion, Newark. a meeting of the Sewaren History ; Hillside, at the First Presbyterian ing will bo April 3 at the home <& ] r;i,11H.i.l^ —Mrs. Gussie Ward White-head, The local club won the cham- Club at the home of Mrs, George if^ his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Nels Mr. Craig, recently discharged Mrs. Andrew Simonsen, Holtofc ;•,,„„„, I»clin; Jack P. Ferry Street, is n surgical patient Church, Rahway, Saturday. Dr. Urban, High Street, Woodbridgc. Mathiasen, Freeman Street, Wood- pionship title in the township fire- from service, was a staff sergeant at St. TSiirnnbas Hospital, Newark. Chester Davis officiated and Mrs. Tales centering around old Street. c.nli.lRe Avenue, Wood- bridge. men's softball ieague last season with service In China. He is now —Cpl. Ethel Kovucs of the and are looking forward to a re- L. M. Hunter, church organist, churches, inns nnd buildings of Mi.-I.wl Snrak, 667 Almon played the wedding music. attending Cooper-Union- Institute,' ill)."" • WAC, stationed at Letterman peat performance as it expects a historical interest that are still 6 SUBS SUNK J- • w«orll.ri >- homes, includes a. $000,000,000 ested in playing games with inde- Avenue. attired In''navy blue with yellow no progress In determining "tlic early stages of-'MiisportaTioh that in gto many Americans the Bi appropriation for "subsidy" pay- pendent clubs in this area, and accessories an* wore a corsage of military policy of the United has made our. country of today. ish sunk 524 U-boats and ' —New Jersey Club Woman's ments to manufacturers of house bookings can be made with Chief gladioli and sweet peas. The bride's States, Last summer the nation Mrs. Daniel V. Rush, president forces sank only 174, The Brii Day is being observed at Ilahnc's materials in order to stimulate Kollar at the fire house or calling mother wore a pink and black had an army of 8,300000 men and led the business session and con sank 88 of tffc Italian submarini Department Store, Newark, today. production at-prescnt price levels Woodbridgc 8-1C23. crepe dress and a corsage of pink a navy of 3,295,685 men. Up to tributions were made to the Amcr destroyed. In the Pacific, how* —S/Sjft. David Van Idcrstine The House has passed its vcrsior Frank Barbnto has been se- sweet poas. The, bridegroom' the present some 6,38!),000 men ican Red Cross and to the retiring American forces sank 110 P* has received his honorable dis- of the bill needed, but the sub- lected as manager of the team this mother was attired in a brown nnd women have been released by District Vice President of th nes« submarines, the British charge from the U. S. Army and cidy provision was killed. The ex- season, and pink dress and wore a gar- the Army and General Eisenhow- State Federation. Mrs. Theodore 9 and i one went down in joint is now residing with hi.s mother, pediter was given authority to im- denia corsage. William L. Harncd er says that our military organi'za Freitag, chairman of the ,USO erations, The causes; for the Mrs. Olive Van Idorstine, West pose ceiling prices on new houses Cigarette producers seeking Woodbridge, served as best man tion in this country is at an ex scrapbook project, fjor servicemen of the other 106 undersea Avenue. Van Iderstine served two but not on existing dwellings. sales of 400,000,000,000" annually. A reception for the immediat tremely low ebb of efficiency. oversets, displayed a book that she arc unknown. years and seven months , one year of which was spent in the Pacific area. —The Sewnren Men's Club will hold its monthly dinner meeting next Thursday night in St. John's Li in courteous and efficient Parish House. There will be w. NEW ELEGANCE L;,-,. plus Itic finott food in speaker from Rutgers University on "Gardening," and an interest- [,.„ wlwn you dine here. We ing (|HMtion hour is anticipated. ,,.rvc you loon. —Harry F. Burke, West Ave- nuC, led the exercises and a drill There's a new designing spirit in home decoration. Modem styles DSlNF.SSMEN'S LUNCH 65c at a meeting of Boy Scout Troop 24 last Tuesday at the school. ; have a traditional look . . . traditional styles look new. ( Scout Richard Lester won ft knot- tying contest. It was voted to have IICHAEL'S line, color and texture are used as tools of magic to create new•••- a scout baseball team, and Letter •was •"apptnttTd" assistant cS'pTiiinV There were sixteen scouts and elegance. Come, see the influence of new talent and ideas ,55 SMITH STREET Assistant Scoutmaster George PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Robinson present. in our Modern and Traditional collections/ —William Hogan, S 1/C, of

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    Consciously smart and completely charming . . . these graceful scroll-" hank chairs with luxurious tufting and tiered base fringe. Pair them bcsjdc a tea table or fireplace for a dramatic effect: In choice of vibrant jungle prints, I i

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    I Veterans Bureau to finance Bg-rl- Baka * 153 .147 158 Peter Chr'tstensen Weds MdaagUin To Hold I cultural ntpmriw Dandennnrle- Game Social On April 4 Fete Ex-Serviceman MacDoivell 227 182 184 ForCYO Tossers Su •K (Continued from Editorial P,age) lions, New Jersey's first contribu- Security Pinners Hold Ih San Fernando Nuptial ni tion to the 11)41! supply of fresh Scheduled By G.O.P. Club .. . . Counties, school districts and 801 Mi At Party inColonia WOODBRinOK — Announce, WOODBRlDfiElIj,,,, M( municipalities will forfeit their p tifRan to move into mar-j AVENEI^M^rTume.x O'Brien Bowling League Lead ment has brcn made of the niar- lin manager of th(» cy,, • State allotments on June -5 if kn-channels from the Viiwinml |, , , halrmnn of a hns r(1J) nnnu ( r CRAFTSMAN'S COLONIA—Mr. mid Mr*. 'team, has issued Im jli; ; they fnil to submit final plan* for area on MarcMh h 1717 . ... NeN w JerJ - game snciftl April 4 to be spon- Patricia Aveiuii1, riaRe'of Mrs, Mathilda Copelnnd WOODBRIDGE—Security Steel, Lurch 1«B 170 10-1 mingn to Peter ("hristensen, Woodbridge, for ' practice, on Rtnul;n- ' local post-war pulilic works proj- scy dairy farmers are ready to WPI! liy the A vend Republican were hosts "at a party in honor School-No, 11 'field, I,,,',,:' ectst . Former Oorifjressiiian ppotoAt against the proposed rc- Cluti, Inc., at Tyrone's, Super- leaders in the Craftsman's Hou*e Schwenzer 133 1S7 IBS March'2, at San Francisco, Calif. Bowling League, by the nlim mar- Barth In? 168 183 of their son, Alfred, recently dis- 1:30 o'clock. Elmer H. WentW ' off Vinciaml dtiction of 35 cents per hundred- highway. Mr. ("hristonson was a inemher gin of two games over M»ycr'j, Byers , 162 149 till charged from'the army after four The tenm is-heiiiK rnicr-i Seeking to >>e State Senator from weight in milk production pay- The following Will serve on year? of service.^ two of which of the firm cnmhiclmjr, ChrisLen- took two game? from M & G Chomieki liil 188 180 township senior snfii,;ii| Cumberland County. . . . Srati' ments by tb*? Federal government Mn>. O'BiicnV commiftco: Mrs. sen's Department Store on Mnin Trucking this week. Other winners were spent in the ETO. and all members of th,, ,,, Grange Muster Franklin P. Nixon on May 1. •.. . Xew freezing locker Frieda (Jrmle, Mr. nnd MVs. Thom- Street for SO years, retiring a were Leon's over the Green Lan- . ' 708, 831 fllfl . At the fume time the occasion urged to turn out for ,„'..!', has announced that a total of over plants arc contemplated in Boon- ns Bell, , Mr. and Mrs, Spencer year ago. tern; Mayer's over thai Crafts- was iiseil hy Mr.'ami Mi/. Antonio preparation for the ciimi,,,', JlSjOOO has • linen contributor! to ton and Elizabeth. A new Green, Mrs. Mnrie Crlester, Mrs, A MAYER'S (2) At present Mr. nnd Mrs. Chri.i- i • 1 men, and- K. of C, over Charley's, Esteves, Harrison.' to nmmiincc date to the David II. Ahfjans Mem- plan for licensing teachers in New Lillian* Klster, Mm. VInry Dnudn FA 190 224 lfil tensen are, visiting the former's all by 2-1 scores. the engagement of (lie former'* 1 Navy restores p,,,,,,,,,, orial Scholarship Fifnd.-.,.. . To Jersey is under consideration by :iml .lames I Kamichon" sister, Miss Lila Esteves to" Alfred brothel in Portland, Ore. Thpy kte 72'veTerans have"negotiated!-101"1 "''• Bosshart, State Conlmis- The scores: Papp 138 109 plan.to.rptnrn to Woodbridse sonic rale,, but keeps Miiii Crifttman't Home IJIRC.-" Miss Esteves was educated natives, Stat-••••e •loan s wit-•h• tli• e -JJe- w Jerse— y 'sinner nf Education. BARN BURNS Vwafciy .... 128 177 162 in-PbrtujruJ and Mr. Lag* nt'temU timtsjiext month, TVon Lost Dntta . ....• 213 108 CAPITOL CAPERS:—Poultry AVENEL—A barn, used as a ed school in New Roehelle, N. Y. Security Steel 5& 2?! j.e.tperts of the State Department garage by Andrew Drngoset, Dem- Guests at the party included Mayer's I... 5U 28 841 .898 800 ins7st"that'chickcns*|arefl« Avenuta ia-sure to please mother, wife or >w Gutwcin Hi.'l 169 177 heart more than anything else. To he .sure of the I Such 183 100 189 DOMESTIC and IMPORTED Morris 124 143 134 place your order now! 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    THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 PAGE THIRTEEN oftball, Baseball League Entries Now Being Accepts ___—•—-— ! " . ••',•- . r • V^ • * JL SPORTS MIKE Barrons' Cacciola Slates Spring Drill Monday At 5:30Aid Squad Gioe Fixes By Mike Kocsik Ball Squad For Golden Bear Gridders At School 11 Field WOODBRIDGE—Tony Caccioln, lifting clnsses which will be held Bears Association. It is the desire Court Tilt April 26 Up Recreation Fields director of the Alumni Golden at the home of, Instructor Bill of the group of instructors, to on- Bears Association announced at Patrick, Berry Street. tor weight-lifting teams in various inilii.v afternoon, we had the pleasure of lonit'in'g Cut To 25a meeting held in the Columbian Patrick placed third in the 1039 coLntcsts throughout the State. In Fords Deadline 11,,'possible baseball and playground -site* in the building on Main Street, that a New Jersey State heavy weight » 4 * * . Fords and Hopelawn sectors of the Town- spring praotice in football will lifting championship .affair. He A raffle will be held by the or- Prisco To Try Out start Monday, 5:.1O o'clock, on the will be assisted by Sam Scutti ganization for the purpose of rais- Return Engagement To woonnmruiK— ivii Jo.seph Dambach and Mike Parsler, mftm- Aggregation Against School .No. U field. who copped the first place honors ing funds for John (Butch) Gove-. recreation supervisor, nnnou he recreation committee from Fords and of the State championship affair. liU, a member of the club, who Be Played Tonight that entries are now being- Alumni Saturday • All mclnbers of last season's iv^lirV. respectively, and Samuel. Gioe, newly "ap- in the same year. Also to assist is hospitalized at the Medical Cen- To Benefit Red Cross eeivejl for the,softhull and b squad as well as returning service- wil! be John Angle, who was the ter in Jersey City. Goveliti is lenguea to he sponsored by- WO0DBRIDGB—After several 1 ),',•„!(.,l' township recreation supervisor. . men and any other candidates in- middleweight champion of the married, hus two children and'was A return cnRHRcmcnt Recreation Committee. ' |M1 y ,of outdoor drill, the high terested in trying out with the There will be,one softhall -r(lis was the initial step being taken by the recrea- State in lfl,'!9. co-cuptuin of the ^football team of the Fords and Woodbridjre school haselmll squad has been club should attend. Open To All last season. First Aid SqimdB basketball t'e-nniB gue, a senior nrgiinismtlon ,j|lM nunmitte.e, of which there are eleven members, tapered down to &5 candidates. It wa» also •announced the or- Classes of instructions will "he Plans for a dance in the near- hus been rirranRed by the two pluyerA of lti yeac.-i or over, 1 Tins sqund will now receive the , put tin township recreation activities back on the ganization will also hnve weight- open to all membcrti of the Golden future were also discunsed. • squads nnm;uH, T acid test as it stacks up against " , | .vols as in pre-war days. , ' at the Fords No. 14 School court, wtlLak') IH< a girls' softlaH lent im t an Alumni team on Saturday af- All proceeds will go to the Red In liusehali there will be A pu-rsoiial tour of each section of the township ternoon at the Legion Field' dia- Cross drive fund in this areu. three leagues, Senior, Junior mond in a practice session which Last-Quarter Spurt Upsets CYO HopelawnClub Intermediate. : ,viH i,,., made by Gioe and a'member or members of will gi> thu regulation nine in- tn the main (?nme of the eve- ,1,,. i iinimittce from that area in which the respective The following age rales nings. ninir the Bakellte basketball tenm prevail: Plavora shall bo ^ mriiiin'i' resides. In this way a truer picture of existing If possible, nearly nil candidates Vets And Visitors Win, 45*40 Lists Plans of Bound Brook will meet the St. into three age groups uccordiflj ; .,*n(i'i'tir>ns in each town will be brought to light. will get.a chance in the game to Jame* CYO. . to their age: 1, Junior Gioup, ji ( HOPEbAWN—At a reorganiza- show their stuff. To date, .inter- O'Rourke, g 2 Both games should be very in- up to 15th birthday; 2, Intoimedi- In Sunday's tour, which commenced in Keasbey.'a New Brunswick Outfit tion meeting in its clubroom on squad games have been played McKeon, g teresting, as a grudge affair is ate Group, ngt'n u|i to IHth birth' It Howard Street, the Hopelawn ,,!,. to stage baseball games was agreed upon and will , with the hitting dominating the Overcomes long Deficit anticipated. In a previous encoun- day; 3, Senior 'Crimp, Greyhounds installed the following pitching offerings of several of the < 19 45 ter, which was played at the high In order to be eligible for ploy I( 1 .^-^UK! at the next meeting. The site chosen was To Capture Decision officers: Edward Johnson, presi- pitchers in the squad. This, ac- Score by periods: school gymnaRium two weeks ago, in the baseball or snftliall leitguw |,l , land directly across from the Keasbey school, a dent; Alex Simon, _vice president; 1( cording to Conch Priscoe, is due O Vets 8 11 9—40 the Woodliridge First Aid Squad promoted by the Recreation Coi^i WOODBRIDGE—A last quar- Steve Cipo, treasurer; Joe Fedor, ,,„,! that has been used for baseball already and to the fact that the hurlers are Shamrocks 7 9 15—45 defeated the squad of Fords, mittcc, a player must be a resident ter sprfH by the New Brunswick secretary; and Jake Mohr, ser- grooving nearly every pitch. 35-21. of Woodbridge Township. Abw^ \,\ui-'n apparently seems to be the only logical area. Shamrocks proved to be the turn- geant-at-arms. The intial practice game against lutely no outsider will be eligible. ing point as it upset the CYO Vets, Plans were discussed to hold a Likewise, in the main content •jil(, rijriit field area 6f the playing field has been the Alumni Saturday however Important Dntci '-. i r 45-40, in a basketball game staged CYO Juniors dance at the. Hopcluwn, School, au- the CYO team has a personal s lini•ji"m d"rl'uc"'ta dirt heaps, but a-bulldozercarrvery promises to he u different story. —The following- we- f 1 1 nf p here Thursday night. ditorium on the night of May 31. to settle with the Bakelite team...... 'j - ,t.<")P-0 thtl tU*itfin)i! )ij tj L ' in right, fipld frprp ..^i'K .°',-..yH' diamond greats of- dates 40.. remember: .team lfro«jfh.-; suiei will center on the St. Peter's High time in its two-game series with phiy in the classic. [!i|mii serious thought, after sizing up the hilly land Comprising the Alumni squad practice session at the Fords' Park start August 1!). School varsity team, the Sham- the Pe-r,th Amboy Lions A. C, los- The first game is scheduled to will lie: Catchers, John Everett diamond will he staged very short- No i-Ohler changes in addition! |:!:(i ami the iden of it being the site of annual carnival rocks shaded the Vets 15 points to ing, 43-25, Wednesday night here. get underway at 7:30 o'clock, and .and James Siggelakis; pitchers, ly in preparation' for the coming will be atcepteil after May 15th/ i) in the finale and thereby emerged In a previous encounter the the main game is to follow imme- lallaiis, it was decided to Stick to the first choice of Charles Murdoch, George Jogun, season. Despite the fact that team en- victorious, 45-40. Lion.s saged the CYO five, 39-14. diately thereafter. Hill (iurney and Willy Nicola; in- New members are being accept- tries will be accepted until April In a previous encounter the field, Sam DcAngolo, Bob Masc- Bill DeJoy, forward on the CYO ed into the organization with an 2 the iVnce and screening, the diamond raked, a Mulluncy, Bill Oti, Ronnie Lozak, .14 12 4(1 John Wolflf, John Kara and Jim, . SHAMROCKS lOindxierski, g H 0" Township League Entry Blank 'lii-st eiime, first served" will be liiuhei's mound built up and a dugout or some similar liomcr; outfielders, Frank Cap- G. F. P. Powers, u 3 0 ' obse-vved. hiiiHiij; for the opposing team made. ' ^•aro, lk>l> Zullo, John Pocklembo, McKenzie, f 0 0 We, , ..., wish to Contract lilanks will be avail- Itoil Stratton, Richie Anderson and 20 S 43 able in the vcrv near future, how- Curry, f 3 0 (5 enter our team in the township, Hob Jennings, Liuppes, f .- 1 0 2 CYO JAYVEES (25) ever an entry form printed else- [Tennis Courts In Good Shape Although the hitting has been Bishop, .f 4 0 8 G. F P. where on ibis page is advised to be league in the age group. filled out and will be. acceptable, j The tennis courts \yere inspected and found to be in going well this can be attributed Morales, c 5 2 12 J, DeJoy, f 0 0 to the veterans of the squad like Hutches, E 2 0 4 R. DeJoy, f ... 0 1 .* • Manager , BIBLES FOR JAPANESE LMI playing condition. After some repair work on Caprani, Lozak, Peterson and Gallagher, f ... 1 2 TOKYO.- The first 100,000 of ithc s-wing uprights, the younger crowd will have a Dunham. The hitting as a whole, Handorli;in 170 15(1 173 Gois, c .... 5 10 I'oiiMgnnielit ii[' .'IdO.OOO copies hiiws'vei', is poor due to. the default Dycliitian 17(1 243 14 f) Ungvary, p ... 3 (5 Address • > Jni,.:,jis n|' recreation. As we drove away, this reporter ldilv liible printed in Jap- in the stance of the aspirant at the Behany, g .. ... 1 2 ID In- (ionated by the Amer- limiMn't, help but feel how lucky the .children and plate. Priscoe is donating a lot of 783 844 837 Broniak, g .'. ... 0 0 Phone Hoeiety, have arrived Ui'invu-iips in that area were "to have such a. splendid time to this glaring flaw and in- Reese, g ... 1 2 (Cut out and mail to Samuel Gioe, Recreation ivi-ivalinn park. If everyone would stop to realize this structing correct methods for fac- YARDMEN ((0) Fcrraro, g .. ... 1 2 ing a pitcher. Blind ... 12fi 125 125 Supervisor, Woodjbridge, New Jersey.) fa.-i,-we an: sure that the culprits who go around Otlier Gnmi-i Slated Blind ... 12!) 125 125 12 1 25 di dn\ inn fences, riding their automobiles and motor- It is hoped that by Saturday, Blind ... 12f) 12!) 125 Score by periods: lyck- around the diamond as if it were a race track the squad will shake oft" many mis- Govelit/. 127 109 190 Lions A. C 8 11 10—43 takes. The Alumni will throw a Uunn - ....: 157 17-K. 130 St. James CYO.. 3 7 C—25 COMBINATION RANGES ami iiillivting damages of ail sorts, wp might have well balanced pitching staff against I.-; repairing to do every Spring. Funds appropriated the Barrons using left handers, 059 722 •TO! 35 NATIONS COAL AND GAS NEW OIL AND GAS USED f.ir repair work could then be poured into the fund Murdock and Jogan, and rights COMPOUND NO. 1 (3) Delegates of thirty-five nations, We announce with pride 'fnr mure athletic equipment. handers, (iurney and Nicola. Kueucz 144 l(!0 118 meeting on Wilmington Island, our appointment as Butting against such a fine assort- Kish 128 13S 132 near Savannah, Georgia, worked GAS - RANGES - ELECTRIC The reality of how fortunate the people of Fords ment of pitchers, the true quali- Kopi 185 17G 232 last week to put the Bretton Woods ties of batting, it is anticipated, Agreement, drawn up twenty JIIV v.-as brought out more vividly as we rode through Hendricksen 168 1GG 135 REPAIR PARTS FOR ALL MAKES, RAYTHEON Vended will be brought out rind will give months ago, into practical ac- OIL BURNERS SERVICED ll'ipclawn in search of a possible playground and ball Simonsen 173 218 181 Priscoe a better and -concise pic- tion. Nine countries represented ELECTRONIC iii'hl Mte. . . • • • ture of his material for the ensu- 798 85G 798 tit the conference in New Hamp- STEVE BONALSKY & SONS ing season. shire had no ollicial delegates but 380 SCHOOL STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TECHNICIANS fS'de Off New Brunswick Avenue Studied Two other practice games ihave Stassen urges the churches to eight) of them including Russia, Phone.: Store—Wood. 8-2458; Residence-—Wood. 8-2210-W been arranged. On Tuesday, the stay behind, the UNO. had observers present. lit re. tin' younger crowd had nothing, but the com- Barrons will meet the Metuchen ii"ee .studied the gravity of the existing situation nine and on Friday, Tottenville, both contests at home. NO PLACE LI ICE HOME./ |NT IT BIGGEST IVEHT PUMP HOUSE' (I) EASY Tb tunities for advancement • Pick up BRANCH STORE 4 Smithies ..„..:...., 137' 172 your telephone now ind call Chief f,"'FitaputHck .... U8" 100 Wuitt , 1ST ' 100 Operator, Sbc'U be glad to tell you RADIO SHOP; E. Carstenaen ...JM9 210' more about this opportunity. 1 Dttlton' f$6 151 ISELIN . 737,871 NEW JERSEY Bill DAIVEH'S (8) Oak Tree Road, jMill '" Goreehlad tw TELEPHONE COMPANY Blind •••;•-. INDBPENDENT-LEADRH PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 day at 6:30 P. M. in the Youth wood Avenue, and sons, Thomas | Caroline Avenue, were host* *i Rooms of the First Church of Ise- Fords Arrows Hold ind James, were the guests Sun-1 dinner Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. COLONIA NEWS Iselin Briefs lin, Presbyterian, day of Mrs. John Barton, Rah- Jack Shumsti and children, Paul Bf Marfirat Scolt —Boy Scout Troop 71 met at way. and Hejen, Jersey City. 1st Practice Session —Girl Scout Troops 1 and 2 he Veterans Home, Lincoln High- —Mr, and Mrs. James Staun- The Parent-Teacher Associa- Md ft j()int mMtjnK in the First -Mr, wid Mrs. Lawrence Suit, Mm. William Ojrden, Mr*. Charles hernt Avenue, spent the weekend way with Mr.-Seed in charge, - FORDS - The FOl,|s ton, Weft Street, are entertaining tion will meet April 10, 3 P. M.. AtroJ Pert Street, celebrated their 21st Skibinsky and Mrs, Charles Scott. with her grind mother, Mrs. Harry Church of Iselin, Presbyterian, --AMM 2/C Albert Wohlert A. C. baseball team, an Redding anniversary at a party —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hynes, Kwtner, Newark. his mother, Mrs. Cora Staunton, «ntry J at Uie Colonia School, at which Monday, with Mra. Aakyer, leader, spent the weekend with his the., township senior leaf fflr neighbors and friends Satur-1 Berkeley Avenue, entertained —Boy Scoot Troop 62 met Fri- Newark, this week. On Sunday, time there will be election of of- in charge, assisted by Mr?. R, Me mother, Mrs, A. Wohlert, Correja .included: Mr. and Mrs. Anna Duncan and ?on, James, day at their headquarters, Flor- Mr. and Mrs. Staunton and family, their first practice acssin 11 f ficers. A small radio has been pur- Crory. Mrs. C. O'Xeil and Mrs. Avenue. 'f J Thomas Rady, Morristown; Bayonne, Sunday, ence Avenue, with Scoutmaster Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Aiuto and season Sunday aftcrnoo family,. Mr, and Mrs. G. M. Aiuto chased by' the organ!t»t ion as a C. Dobbs. The troops planned a —Mr. nnd Mrs, Harold Moun- It. and Mrs, Robert Fenimore, —Mrs. Raymond Rohde, Fsir- Thomas Polhamui and Assistant Fords 'Park diamond. ykv.- Avenue, entertained the Fi- Scoutmaster Charles Sklbiruki in and Joseph Aiuto, Inman Avenue, trophy for jthe class having the bus ride to Bronx Zoo, April" 23. ^y visited Mrs, Blanche Mouncey, Sew Vernon; Michael Fideli.i', Coached by Mickey ' Mipless Fagans and Albert Mont- delis Claw of First Presbyterian charge, flans were made for the were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. largest, number of parents pres- Troop 3 will meet next Monday Metedaconk Pines, Sunday. ftmery, Rahway; Kenneth Suit, Church in Rahway, at her honW, hike Saturday to Surprise Lake, Salvatore Longo, Brooklyn. ent at tp. f. A. meetings. The —Mrs. Mary Nash has returned team was given a VA-hn at the Presbyterian Church, and in- "'ill erwiek, Pa.; Mias Harriet Schuh, Thursday. • •- . . , in which the following scouts par- —-Mr. and Mra. Edward Nadier, serving of Soup at noontime will Troop 1 will meet again A|jiil 15. home after visiting with relatives which was concluded by iu ticipated: Robert Barbour, Paul Chain O'Hjlls Road, are enter- Mr. and Mrs. James Taggart, Mr. —Mr. and, Mr*. Joseph Bartos, be discontinued after* this week. •Mrs. Dobbs, member of Wood- in New Egypt, squad game. Md Mrs. Fred Sutter, Mr. arid formerly of East Street, are now Eck, Edward Taggart, George taining her mother, Mrs. Floyd —Charles , Scott, §r., Enfield —Tht Tuesday Night Circle The roster; Charles ,\[ , 1ft*. Edmund Hughe*, Mr. and residing In Carteret.- Mappt, Ronald Morrlsey, Max Ai- Shipman, Middlctown, N. Y., this bridge Council, Girl Scouts, an- UI wilHneet next week at the hmrvs Frank. Kaminsky, Cm| | Mr?, Robert Dioesy. Mr. and Mrs. mer, Anthony Gi&cobe, Charles week, Road, celebrated his birthday nounced another troop, which )( —The Woman's Club enjoyed of Mrs. Carrie.Mucek, Middlesex Jim Siggelakis, Ed K;imi,, Charles Skibinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas and WalterPrey. Scoutmas- Thursday. would meet in St. Cecelia's Kkv a dinner and theatre party in New- -^-Mrs, Setphen Vigh is ill at Avenue. Boos, Gene Schreiner, St . ',' K'" Jto»eph Franolich, Mrs. Charles ter Polhamus wag assisted by Er- -Mrs. A. J. Fox, cfhain OTiiUs ( v ark Friday evening. Those attend- her home on North Hill Road, Church, will be formed in the RDM 3/C William J. Bennett mnzin, Matty Dotnko, Scott, all of Colonia: ing irere Mrs. Fred Carlson, Mrs. nest Poihamus, recently of the' Road, entertained the. following —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newkirk, fall. has returned to his ship, USS hasz, Mike Fcdcrtkn ' —American Ltgion Post 218 Lawrence SuH, Mrs. Jack Condas, Navy. Second class cooking and members of the Tuesday Nightcrs of Atnhcrst Avenue, entertained —The Sunday School banquet Francisco, after. h H M W.,1 •nd the Ladies Auxiliary held a Mr,«. John De Silva, M(H Anne trackking tests were passed, and it her.home Tuesday: Mrs., Rene French, San John Hornyak, Lou Stru^. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silver, Wood- of the First Church of belin. spending a 20-day leave with his die Kocsik, Lou Cyrus, N " Joint meeting Tuesday at the Le- Iorio, Mi&s Constance Marchito, other.activities conducted included SchwerU, Rahway; Mrs. Gloria r bridge, Sunday. Presbyterian, will be held tomor- mother, Mrs. George -Bennett, So- gelakis and John Faczak. |ion Hall, with Commander James I Mr*, George Mullcr, Mnr. Joseph tent-raising, eigrtalling, drills and Johnson, Mrs. William Hofgesang, row at 6:30 P. M., in the Youth nora Avenue. ' Black in charge. Plark- were dis- Grassi, Mrs. Katherine Hcndricks, games. Plan* were discussed for a —Mr. and Mrs..' William Wels, Mrs. .Madeline Siaiey, Mrs. Wil- The club is anxious tu IUT /Rooms. ', ttwed for a mass initiation in Mrs. Adolph Jaeger and Mrs. Al- weekend hike in the near future. West Street, visited Mr. and Mrs. liam Perna, Avcnel, and Mrs. a schedule aptiinst in(ii.|,(11j J —Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brink- l(«y, the ceremonies to be con- bert Rehberg. • —Jacob Schneider, Amherst Gale Strubel, Westfield, Sunday! ' Emma Vargo, Colonia . SOUR ENDING clubs for the season, aiul ' man entertained in their new ducted by county officers. Victor —Miss Betty Suit, West Street, Avenue, and William Wels, West —Mr, and Mrs. George ,Keller, TUL^A, Okla.—It must have teams wishing to .secun. ),„ —Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Mauer, home on.Auth Avenue in celebra- Skomba waa appointed director of and Michael Fundock, Rahway, Street, spent a few days last week New Dover Road, visited Mr. and been a surprised burglar who, at- should get in touch Gaywood Avenue, entertained on tion of the ch'ristcning of their ) Jan * committee to make the arrange- were dinrter and theatre guests in at the farm of Edward Schwcn, Mrs. Nasbit Hadad, Iselin, Satur- tempting to rob a food market, Vertes, Columbus Avenue Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Mc- infant daughter, Judith Clare. '> Ford3 ments. Frank Hutchsori, now re- New York City on Sunday. Bullwill, N. Y. day. , opened a skylight, stepped onto glia, Newark; Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Donald kiding at Bay Head, was trans- --Mr. and Mrs. Charles'Skibin- —Mr. and Mrs. John Macke- a false ceiling which gave way —-Mrs. Lester Kuscera, Flor- Weber, Irvington; Mr. and Mrs. Avery, Thomas Grogan, Joseph FRANCO ferred to the Legion Post at that sky and children, John and Anne, witz, Cleveland Avenue, spent the nnd plunged him into a 00-gullon ence Avenue, visifed her daughter, Carmen Mcglia and family, Lin- Cullinane, Jr., and Mrs. O'Neil, From captured tlocuni„ Bernard Heidgen, Jr., recently dis- weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Frey and ley, Perth Amboy, for a few days Mrs. S. R. Genscrn, Jersey City; and handed him the money for the Gorman people and to t.|1(' (il claimed, attended as.a guest. Garafolo, Mt. Vernon. daughter, Alana, Jersey City. last week. War- bride quota raised to in- Frank Scirotto, Colonia; Mrs. haircut and $3 besides, explaining for which you fiRlit." —The fire commissioners of —Mr. and Mrs. William Wei*, —Mr. and Mrs. Paskcl Mcr- —Miss Mildred Madsen, Rut- clude 10,000 more from Europe. Gordon Fish, Elizabeth; John Sul- that the $;! was to cover a "bum The documents revealed ti,, - District ,12...wil]_incet-laniglU..at. .West-SLrJitU_

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