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VOL. XX—NO. 30 M3RDS, N. 3., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 PRICE TEN CENTS Fungus Imagine It! Crabbing im Sewaren L ofty B ids Hit Caused WOODBRIDGE — Bids re- ceived for the final three Pamage elementary schools in the $3,- 000,000 school construction A^rlciiltural Agent program— the Kennedy Park, Cozy Corner and Lafayette Says Spotted Plants Schools designed by Murray To Ring Out Leibowitz, Perth Amboy—are Not Kopper's Fault evidently much higher than PORT READING — Most anticipated. For 31 Cops of the damage'to plants in the Based on the lowest bids in WOODBRIDGE — Thirty- Port Reading area was caused each category and not includ- one members of the Wood- by fungus and mildew and ing any of the alternate bids bridge Police Department are not from fumes or residue the Board may find it wants going back to school. from the Koppers Company to include, the cost of each of This time they will attend plant on Woodbridge-Carteret the schools adds up as fol- the Middlesex County Police Road, according to Warner H. lows: Lafayette, $558,825; School sponsored by Prosecu- Thurlow, Assistant Agricul- Cozy Corner $423,336 and tor Warren W. Wilentz in co- tural Agent of the Middlesex Kennedy Park, $424,057. These operation with the Association County Extension Service. sums do not include furniture of Chiefs of Police of Middle- Edward. Tenthoff, plant and fixtures. . sex County, New Jersey State manager, said Mr. Tliurlow According to the previous Police and the Federal Bureau visited the area this week. estimate by Dr. Nicholas of Investigation. Captain J. A Port Reading man who Engelhardt, school consultant, S. Drosdick of the Prosecutor's had complained of little holes the Kennedy Park and Cozy staff will be course director. in the leaves of her trees was Corner Schools were to cost Each policeman will be ex- informed they were caused by $363,000 each and Lafayette, pected to take twelve days of insects. Several of the leaves a larger school, was to be built lecture work culminating in a had insects on them. to cost hi the neighborhood of final examination of 50 ques- Reached on the phone yes- $462,000. tions. The course will be held terday, Mr. Thurlow said he Gives Opinion Tuesdays and Thursdays from WOODBRIDGE—The policy did not wish to get involved in Mr. Leibowitz said yester- September 9 to October 16. established by the Planning any controversy as' his group day in his opinion "the There will be afternoon ses- Board and the Town Commit-" is educational, but he would schools were well within the sions and evening sessions so tee in prohibiting major sub- be happy to give any advice WELCOME BACK: These three Sewaren boys eaugfet II blue-claw crabs m their nets that cops on duty in the day in less than 15 minutes Monday afternoon. The crabs, which disappeared many years budget" as site work, grading divisions is illegal and the and send residents of Port and drainage are included in time can attend evening ses- Town Committee has no al- Reading agricultural bulletins ago due to water pollution, have begun to return to Smith's Creek. Shown above, the bids received last Thurs- sions and those working on ternative but to grant build- which would be helpful to left to right, are Jimmy Hanselt, Louis Ambrose an* Joan Haiiselt. day night, while bids received night shifts can attend day hog permits for developments them. on other school did not in- time sessions. Afternoon ses- provided the developers com- "At this time of year," he sions will start at 12:30 ending ;clude them and contracts at 3:30 and evening sessions ply with all requirements. said, "things begin to look were awarded separately for will start at 1 PJMU ending at That was the decision beat up. We had a hard sum- Red Cross Must Raise that work. 10:00 PM. handed down today by Town- mer due to the rain followed "I understand that.$500,000 ship Attorney Nathan Duff by hot. humid days which was set aside in the budget Enrolled in Course in the case of the Imperial caused leaf scorch. A great for site work and drainage for Township officers enrolled Manor Homes, Inc., against deal of what I saw was caused to Continue Work the eight schools and these in the course are Stephen the Township. by heat. Powder substances on schools are entitled to three- Pochek, Charles Oliphant, roses and lilacs turned out to WOODBRIDGE — Unless eights of that amount", Mr. Edward Preputnik, William Last month Judge ^ohK be powdery mildew, also $4,000 can be raised in a Leibowitz declared. Reid, John Yuhasz, Victor McGeehan sitting in Superior caused by the weather." special Fall clean-up cam- Abandoned Septic Tanks Meanwhile several of the Balint, Arthur M. Donnelly, Court in. New Brunswicfe Mr. Tenthoff explained af- paign, the local Red Cross Board members are express- James Danch, Joseph Nagy, handed down a judgment in ter one man complained that Chapter will have to discon- ing concern over the bids and Stephen Yuhasz, Stanley J. favor of Imperial Homes and a substance from Kopper's tinue many of its services here Hazard Committee Finds I complain they are "higher Gurney, Sgt. Joseph McLaugh- directed that the plaintiff's was causing black spots on his and close down its office on than anticipated, especially lin, Wendel Doll, Joseph Rus- application be granted and .hedges, an investigation re- Main Street, according to an WOODBRIDGE —. A SUg- for iron work and plumbing." barsky, Elmer Green, Fred permission be granted "to the announcemet made today. It is pointed out the $8,000,- Wandras, Jr., Andrew Ludwig, plaintiff to prove with its (Continued on Page 10) estion made by Edward Block, Charles Wyda, Robert J. proposed subdivision for 45 The special fund-raising for Colonia, in regards to aban- 000 must cover the cost of the 'Requests Funds |. entire school construction Thompson, John E. Waldman, homes in the Woodbridgs which 400 volunteer workers doned septic tanks, will be Robert Fisher, Charles Nier, Park section. are being recruited has been studied carefully by the Town j program including furniture | Stephen Tobak, Salvatore Committee and the necessary | and fixtures. It was also In a letter to the Towjs Nab Boys made necessary inasmuch as Front Township I Grillo, Roy Maskarinetz, Ru- Committee, Mr, McGeehan the goal of $13,000 was not at- ordinance introduced, it was I pointed , out that a previous j dolph Gloff, Anthony O'Brien; indicated at Tuesday night's • EDISON—Emergency funds_j Board had budget trouble wrote: "Owing to the preo tained in the annual campaign j Alexander Yaczina, George vailing misconceptions and last March. Solicitation will be meeting. from the township to continue when they overexpended on Lochli, Robert Egan and Wil- the construction costs and did speculations concerning the In Theft confined to areas not canvas- Mr. Block pointed oat that the current township redevel- liam Dopp. precendential meaning of the sed last Spring, now sewers have been or are opment program are being not have sufficient monies ISELIN — Three boys, 11, left for furniture. Subjects to be studied in- Judgment and the affect 16 12, and 13 years old* who Mrs. Kenneth McCain, being constructed in. most sought by William Clarke, continued on Page 10) must have on pending and acted as lookout for some old- chairman, notes that with the areas, the abandoned septic executive director of the Edi- Bids received last Thursday, IT'S FOR BE/U.: This 7-foot giant was foraad Isy an Inde- future applications for major er boys who were building a increase in population, re- tanks constitute a hazard. The son Township Housing Au- not including alternates were @endent-Iieac!er friend trudging along Route 1- and was subdivisions, it was thought "clubhouse" with $800 worth quests for Red Cross service tanks are~ not too far -under- thority. He voiced his request as follows: Squad to Open Drive brought into tow so we could see him for ourselves. He calls that you should have this of stolen, lumber and other has increased proportionately. ground, he said, and they will to the authority commission- (Continued on Page 10) himself "Slim Pickings"— wouldn't give any other name opinion for your guidance. eventually rust and give way. For Funds Saturday materials, were nabbed by po- "An average of 60 families ers Tuesday night. * WOODBRIDGE — The and said he was passing through town on his way back to Suit Instituted lice Tuesday morning, As a each month receive assistance "It could be serious if a In a letter to Mayor An- Woodbridge Emergency Camden to pick up a Japanese bike which he had ridden "After the Township Com« result -four teenagers were of some kind.," Mrs. McCain home is sold and the new thony Yelenesics and the Group to Break- Squad will conduct its an- across country from San Francisco. Here Slim is shown mittee, adopted a resolution picked up yesterday afternoon said, "requiring many hours homeowners were not aware Township Council, Mr. Clarke nual fund raising drive holding 2ttike Alper, Springfield, Wz years old, who obligingly rejecting the application of for questioning. of consultation. Red Cross is of the location of the aban- stated that "federal funds un- starting: Saturday, posed with the '"big man," at Tide Cleaners BH Amboy | Imperial Manor Homes to sometimes the only means of acned tank," Mr. Block went Avenue. Patrolmen Victor Balint and der our planning,survey con- Envelopes have been dis- I subdivide a tract of land into communication between the on. "It may be a particular tract have been exhausted and jj 45 lots in accordance with tha Stephen Yuhasz were check- serviceman and his family and hazard to children who may EDISON—The Edison Town- tributed to all homes in ing the wooded area south of the application for a loan and ship Housing Authority has Woodbridge proper, Port \ recommendation of our Plart- many problems develop during be playing in the vicinity." grant contract for the rede- • ning Board, the above named Mt. Lebanon Cemetery when his absence from home which Committeeman Peter set September 17 at 10 A. M. Beading- and Sewaren. They they saw: a group of small velopment program has not as the date for ground-break- will be picked up by Squad plaintiff instituted suit is require the * need of careful Schmidt said he agreed with yet been approved by the Ur- Superior Court to annul the boys near the cemetery. They counseling and help. It is ing ceremonies for the 60-unit members, Saturday and : Mr. Block and said an ordi- ban Renewal Administration. Sunday in Sewaren and action taken by the Beard ordered them to leave; and treated confidentially and re- nance should be introduced Potters housing project. , then decided to investigate ceives no publicity. : "Funds required, in the Port Reading. Woodbridge and the Committee. forcing property owners to The announcement was residents will be canvassed "A motion was eventually further. As they walked into fill in the tank site. Commit- housing authority resolution," made at a meeting of the au- the woods the sound of ham- "The chapter maintains a! the letter continued, "would all next week. made by the plaintiff las 24-hour telephone coverage; teeman Richard Krauss prom- thority Tuesday night. WOODEEIDGE—All heads hat. Slim, who won't own up Summary Judgment on the mering was heard. They came seven days a week and ap-1 ised special attention will be cover the basest administra- William Clarke, executive Residents are urged to into a small clearing where tion cost of the redevelopment have their donations in en- turned Saturday morning as to any other name, stands grounds that the action of pointments may be made after! given the matter by the Board director of the authority, said "Slim Pickings", a colorful of the Township was arbitrary, they saw about ten boys work- regular office hours or over of Health immediately. agency from now until Octo- proceed notices were issued velopes to be ready to be over seven feet with his ing on a one-room shack. The ber, 1958. handed to squad members. character to say the least, "stove-pipe" hat on. capricious, illegal, void, dis» weekends. Mrs. Jean Santacrnce was August 25 to the contractors criminatory and in violation* older boys ran off but the "An active disaster eommit- rehired as a Public Health "It is anticipated that a involved and actual construc- Business firms have alt passed through town. Slim told The Independent- younger boys, who were acting loan and grant contract will received letters and are Dressed in a patched suit Leader he had travelled on a of the due process and equal tee, cooperating with Civil Nurse as of September 1 after tion got underway yesterday. protection of law clauses of as lookouts, were nabbed. Defense, is prepared to assist being on a lesve of absence be assured by that date. The The authority granted per- ask to respond as soon as which defied description and Japanese child's bike from The structure was 15 x 20 authority cannot stress too possible. an old-fashioned high silt (Continued on Page 10) the Federal Constitution. immediately in case of any since last May. Peter Kukan mission yesterday to Ricker "On June 13, 1958, this Mo» feet and 10 feet high and wasdisaster in the community. was named acting Township strongly the importance of and Axt, architects of the made with 2 x 4's, 2 x 6's, ply- the housing and redevelop- tion was argued, before Judg® "We are sure that the people Engineer while Township Potters project, to engage McGeehan to whom both wood, canvas and tar paper. of our Township appreciate Engineer Howard Madison is ment program to the commu- Harry Wight as chief inspec- Juvenile Decency It had four bunks, pot-bellied nity and it is an absolute ne- parties had previously sub- the services given by the chap- on vacation. tor at. a salary of $6,500 a mitted briefs in support oi Stove .which contained a fire ter and will want to contribute. Having completed: three cessity for the health, welfare year, commencing last month. and a ladder leading to the and progress of Edison." their respective positions aa Those who were not solicited years seryiee on the police In a resolution adopted by required, opening on the roof where the last March, and who wish to, force. Patrolmen Charles Mr. Clarke said he has not the authority, both Mr. Clarke three "lookouts" were located. "When it became apparent, may send in their contribution Wyda, Felix C. Galasso and received a reply as yet from and Mr. Wight were com- {Continued on Page 10) (Continued on Page 10) (Continued on Page 10) (Continued on Page 10) the mayor or council. mended for "their devotion to their duties in bringing the. planning of the project to ac- Taxpayers First Day of School in a Brand New Building tual commencement of con- struction." (Note: This is the 16th of a series on Juvenile Decency. :s Acknowledgement is made EDISON—The first meeting to the Newark Evening News of the new season of the Edi- for originating such an ex- son Taxpayers Association, cellent idea.) will be held tonight at 8:19 Day for Blanks By RUTH WOLK o'clock in the Old Town Hall, EDISON — Oliver Doucette, WOODBRIDGE — Dancer, William Schadewald, presi* commander of Clara Barton debater, basketball player, •dent, said the membership will Post 324, American Legion, artist and above all a top be told of the circumstances said today that all entries for student— all of these de- which led to the filing of tasg the first annual soapbox derby scribed 16-year-old Stuart appeals against the Ford Mo» sponsored by the post must be Trooskm, son of Mr. and Mrs. tor Co., Clara Barton Aparfe» in by Saturday. Joseph Trooskin, 9 Starlight ments, Redfield Village Apart-* The derby will foe held Sep- Drive, Colonia, who has start- ments and Edison Lanes. JacK tember 13 at 1 P. M. on Sev- ed his Junior year at Wood- Ellmyer, superintendent o€ enth Street in the Clara bridge High School. parks and public property; Barton section. Among the The Trooskin family moved will also address the members trophies to be presented at to the Oak Ridge Heights de- on some of his department's the derby is the James velopment of Colonia from problems. Quackenbush Memorial Tro- Linden. Mr. Trooskin is part- Other items on the agenda phy, awarded by the post to owner of the Tru-Art Kitch- include a discussion of the the winner of the final race, ens, Boselle. Stuart has a proposal to split the voting hi which all the previous win- brother, Donald, 13, who is an districts, and the use of sur= ners of the day will compete. 8th grade pupil in the Barron plus funds for the support ol Entry blanks are available Avenue School. the school system. at Piccadilly Delicatessen, The Colonia youth is taking Mr. Schadewald announced AMboy Avenue; Jerry Miguel the college preparatory course the appointment of a new Newspapers, Amboy Avenue; and is in the explorer group in m«nbership committee, con=» Walter's Pharmacy, Amboy physics and algebra. The lat- sisting of Salvatore Bongicw Avenue; King George Sweet ter group is made up of .se- vanni, chairman; I. r.. Cor* SOME WEBE SHY: Some were MgMeneS and some were gay sts yftusujrssftrs tfaapeA int& the new Hoffman Bowie- Shop, King George Road, lected students in that field nell, Claude Worthingtoni yard School as brand new pupils yesterday. Above was a t-picul sc-i-xte as mothers U'rt their itli^prliig into the building Fords; Dudics' Paints, Amboy and they delve further into Eugene Bendleman, William to be registered!. The little girl ai the left seems to be tie.' hivA as .skc trudges along with mom ar.d big brot&er Avenue, Fords, and. Village the subjects than is usttal f-or Goodwin^ Elmer Moskaluk, evidently l» slightly bored. The little miss in tiie center seems to be a bit coy and tfee two tots at the right a.i?- Sweet Shop, Amboy Avenue, High School students. j .%?*. . Mrs. C. B. Corbett and George to ise teyirag to Miafee aip their minds -whether to become lite-long friends. Ob, to be smms again! Metuchen. (Continued on Page Mft i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 PAGE TWO

8:18 PJVL—Chancel Choir. Solemn Divine Liturgy, 10 Towmship Democrats Governor Robert B. Meyner, HAUF-BAKKD IDEA Friday A. M.; Church School, 9 A. M. Season Success Harrison P. Williams, Demo- VAN NUYS, Cal. — Roy Vespers Saturday nights and To Hear Gov. Meyner cratic candidate for United 7:00 P. M. — Junior High States Senate and David Owens, when last seen, was Recreation. before holidays at 7:30 P. M. WOODBRIDGE — The ruefully regarding the half- Church Services Children's Holy Communion At Playgrounds North, Congressional candi- Saturday baked $200 he placed in a first Sunday of every month. Woodbridge Township Demo- date. •' '-.• . 9:30 AM..—Carol and Cru- cratic Organization will hold coffee can and then in the 7:30 P. M. — Senior High CONGREGATION BETH sader Choirs. WOODBRIDGE-—With the There will be dancing after EVAXGELiCAX AND THE CHURCH OF its second annual- dinner at oven for safe keepuiJf, REFORMED CHURCH Fellowship. SHOLOM 10:30 AJM. — Termite Fel- playgrounds of the Township The Pines, Route 27, Edison, the dinner. " ' .. JESUS CHRIST officially closed' now that Adequate parking facilities 90 Cooper Avenue, Iselin lowship. September 18. Mrs. Owens forgot, and School Sireet school started, Ernest Dubay, ME-4-1751 in rear of church. Rabbi Jacob Jungxies 7:00 P.M.—Prayers for the Florida Grove Road cooked the dough a crisp, Hopelawn supervisor of playgrounds, re- Township Committeemaa ToucWng Reminder Leslie Egry, Pastor Ladies Aid Society, second Sabbath Services — Friday Lord's Day. golden brown along with her evening, 7:30 P. M. Joseph Benyoia, Minister ported to Committeeman Ed- L. Ray Alibani is chairman, Duaghter—Father, the cook Sunday and fourth Mondays from 8 James Benyoia, assisted by Committeemen bell peppers and custard pie. Ernsss Gere S A. M. Super- SUNDAY -SERVICES Sunday School Superintendent ward Kath, chairman of rec- asked for more nioney, today. P. M. Peter Schmidt and L. Charles Owens has sent the brovvn- intendent. OUR LADY OF PEACE 8:15 A. M., Divine Service Richarft Benyoia, Organist reation and playgrounds, that Widower — Heavens! That Young Women's Guild, CHURCH Sunday Morning Worship, 8,314 young people were regis- Mangione.. backs to the Treasury Depart- • SjwnBorko,-10 A, M. Su- fourth Tuesday at 8 P. M. 10:45 A, M., Divine Service New Brunswick Avenue, Fords and Bible Classes. 10:30 A. M. tered in the Township's 24 Guests for the evening, who woman acts as though. I were ment and hopes they'll send ...peri" tea-dent. Junior Choir Wednesdays Rev. Joseph Brzozowski, Pastor Sunday School, 9:15 A. M. playgrounds. Attendance dur- will speak briefly, will be her husband. him some greenbacks. Sunday School, 9 A. M., sec- at 7 P. M. 9:30 A. M., Sunday School Sunday Masses 7:00, 8:00, Thursday, 7 P.M. to 8 PJYL, ing the summer totalled 86,- ...onfi..se«>sion 10 A. M, Senior Choir Thursdays at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Senior Choir Rehearsal. WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL 109. . . Morning worship services: 8 P. M. Weekday Masses 7:00 and Thursday, 8 P. M. to 10 P, CHURCH Three new playgrounds 10 A. >r... English; 11 A. M., Boy Scouts Wednesdays at 8:15 A. M. M., Junior Choir Rehearsal. 118 Prospect Street were established, one at Fifth . Hungarian. 7 P. M. 1 Monday Saturday, 9:30 A. M. to _• Woodbridg'e Avenue, Port Reading , Meetings Explorers and Sea Scouts Rev. Peter Burgess, Pastor Novena. 7:30 P. M. 11:30 A. M., Confirmation in- another on Longhill Road, Monday: Released time at Mondays at 7 P. M. 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School 2:30 in the auditorium. Male Choir Rehearsal, 8 struction. Colonia and a third on Blan- Session second Tuesday at P. M. for all ages. William Butters, iord Avenue, Avenel. -.- Board meeting, second 7:30 P. M. Superintendent. Adult Bible Tuesday at 8 P. M. Altar-Rosary Society, first TRINITY EPISCOPAL Approximately 216 children Trustees second Wednesday Monday after first Sunday at CHURCH Class at same hour; teacher, were transported to the YM- Lorantffy Guild, first Tues- at 7:30 P. M. Runyon Ernst. day at 8 P. M. 8 P. M. Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge CA pool to Perth Amboy for Deacons second Wednesday Holy Name Society, second Rev. William H. Schmaus, Rector 11:00 A.M.—Morning Wor- swimming sessions on Wed- Women's Guild,.third.Mon- at 9 P. M. Monday after second Sunday Alson Brandes, Organist ship Service. A nursery is pro- nesday morning of each week day, at .8 P.. M. at 8 P. M. Sunday Services vided at this hour. for eight weeks of the summer ;• -Brotherhood: First Monday WOODBRIDGE Tuesday 8:00 A. M. — Holy Com- 6:00 P. M.—Young People's session. at.8 P. M. METHODIST CHURCH P.T.A. meeting third Tues- munion. Fellowship Adult advisors, Kids were taken to major Ladies' Aid Society, first Main Street, Woodbridge day of each month at 8 P.M. 9:30 A. M., Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. James Sabatino. league baseball games: On Sunday at 3 P. M. Kev. Clifford B. Mima Thursday 11:00 A. M., Holy Com- 7:00 P. M.—Evening Gospel July 19, 300 boys and girls Senior Choir, Thursday eve- Sunday Services Female Choir Rehearsals, munion and sermon (first Service. were transported to Yankee Ining at 7:30. Worship, 11:00 A. M. 8:00 P. M. and third Sunday); Morning Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.— Stadium to see Yankees vs. Brownie Troop, Thursday Bible School, 9:45 A. M. Confessions prayer and sermon (second Prayer Meeting and Bible Kansas City Athletics. On afternoon at 4:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship, 7 P. M. Every Saturday from 11 A. and fourth Sunday). Study. August 2, 20D others were In-i.ermeriate Troop, Friday Stated Meetings M. until noon; 4 to 6 P. M. St. Agnes' Unit, first Mon- taken to Philadelphia to see evening at 7:00 P. M. Fortnightly Guild, second and 7 to 9 P. M., and some- day, 2:30 P. M. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH the Phillies play the Chicago Choral Society, Friday eve- and fourth Mondays, 8 P. M. times on days before Holy Holy Day services, 10:00 Sewaren CUDS. r.ing. at 8 P. M. Woman's Society of Chris- Joseuh H. Thomson. Lay Leader Days of Obligation. A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Shows and contests at the .Saturday morning: ' Con- tian Service, third Wednes- Mrs. Dorothea Pocklembo, Trinity Vestry, second Mon- Organist playgrounds included pie firmation class at 10 A. M.; day, 8 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH day. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. eating, dog show, peanut Junior Youth Fellowship at ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Market and High Street Trinity Altar Guild meets 11:00 A. M., morning prayer hunt, tootsie roll hunt, penny 11 A. M. Perth Amboy quarterly. and service. hunt, hobby and doll shows, Children's Choir and Jun- Avenel ' Key. John Egan, Pastor Rev. Peter Kowalchuk, Pastor Girls' Friendly Society, 11:15 A. M. — Communion balloon blowing, scavenger ior Choirs held on Monday Weekday Masses 7:30 A. M. 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- Thursday, 6:45 P. M. Sunday, first Sunday of each hunt, soap bubble and bubble afternoon from 2 through Sunday Masses at 7:00, 8:00, ship. Trinity Acolyte Guild meets month. gum contests, baby and pet '3:30 rih the church. 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. quarterly. shows, soap carving, bicycle Official Board, first Mon- ADATH ISRAEL 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth Trinity Choir, Thursdays, parade, hobo show^ costume day at 8 P."M". SYNAGOGUE ISELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fellowship. 8:00 P. M. parade, watermelon eating, Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge CHURCH 7:30 P. M., Evening Gospel Trinity Church School Fac- clean up and coloring con- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 48 Berkeley Boulevard Service. Rev. Samuel Newbereer, RaT>bl CHURCH OF THE UNITED ulty, fourth Friday, 7:30 P.M. Friday, 7:30 P. M., regular tests^clay and sand modeling, Iselin, New Jersey 11:15 A. M., Communion Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday, sketching, singing and treas- CHURCH OF CHRIST Kev. Robert K. Steward. Pastor* Sabbath services. rfCeveiend Dewey Fagerburgr, Sunday, first Sunday of each 7:00 P. M. ure hunt. Minister Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. month. Cub Scout Pack 134, fourth Athletics included Softball, John Schraedcr, Minister of Mnslc Morning Worship, 11 A. M. THE UNITED CHURCH OF Miss Margaret Elek, Monday, 8 P. M. CHRIST stickball, tennis, punchball, Superintendent of Clmrch School Evangelistic Service, 7:45 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN relay races, basketball* .volly- P. M. CHURCH OF AVENEL ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL of Colonia and Clark Sunday School 17, laman Avenue ball, horseshoes, kickball and 9:45 A. M., Family Service, Wednesday Prayer and Bi- 621 Woodbridge Avenue CHURCH wiffle ball. Quiet games in- ble Study, 7:45 P. M. Colonia followed by Adult Bible Class Avenel Hoy and Hamilton Avenues Rev. George A. Shults, Pastor cluded checkers, pick-up Friday Prayer, 8:00 P. M. Rev. Charles S. MacKenzie, Th.D., Fords and regular classes for young Pastor 9:30—Church School and sticks, jacks, marbles, Domi- people. Rer. Robert A. Bonham, Th.M. Rev. WiUiam H. Payne, Vicar noes, yo-yos and story telling. ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- Sunday Holy Communion 8:00 A.M. There were hot-dog roasts, CHURCH ship. Church Worship, 8:30, 9 Morning prayer and ser- FIRST CONGREGATION hikes, watermelon parties, and Port Reading Meetings and 11:00 A. M. non, 11:00 A. M. SONS OF JACOB marshmallow roasts. Rev. Stanislaus Milos, Pastor Official Board, 8:00 P. M., 9:30 A.M.—Nursery through Church School, 9:45 A. M. Lord Street, Avenel Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, Saints' Days and Holy Days, Kabbi Moshe Cshnna FRIED BEES third Wednesday. 9:00 and 11:00 A. M. Junior Church School. Church School Staff, third 9:30 AM. — Men's Bible Holy Communion 10:00 A.M. Sabbath Services Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. 8:30 P. M. Friday EDMONTON Alberta — For Monday, 7:30 P. M. Novena in honor of St. An-Class. •* ... ' OUR REDEEMER | those who care, university re- Woman's Association, 1:30 thony each Tuesday at 7:15 11:00 A. M. — Nursery EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN FIRST CHURCH OF i searchers have glad tidings— P. M., Wednesday. . through Senior High Church P M., with Rev. Shelley, St. CHURCH CHRIST, SCIENTIST deep fried unborn bees are de- G.E.T. Club, first Monday, School. BOYS' washabh Peter's Hospital, New Bruns- 26 Fourth Street, Fords West Avenue, Sewaren licious, -with a sort of crisp, 8:00 P. M. 7:00 P.M.—Junior High and wick, in charge. Rev. Eldon R. Stoh? Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. nutty flavor. Sigma Alpha Phi, second Senior High Fellowships. Organists: Eddie Jacobson Church Services, 11:00 To make a taste test, the REVERSIBLE and fourth Tuesday, 8:00 ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH 8:00 P. M. — Singspiration and Mildred Jordan. A. M. Entomology Department had P. M. Service. | some baby bees cooked by the Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Wednesday. 8 P. M., Testi- Young Adults, first Sunday, Kt. Rev. Msgr. Charles G. Monday monial Meeting. university's Household Eco- ZIP-JACKETS McCorristin, Pastor Inman Avenue at West 6:30 P. M. Rev. Gustave Napoleon, 6:30 P.M.—Girl Scouts. nomics Department. . Staff Street, Colonia Thursday, 2 to 4 P. M., Pilgrim Fellowship, Sunday, Assistant Pastor 7:30 P.M.—Boy Scouts. Reading Room. 1 members sampled the out- 7:30 P. M. Rev. Haro'd Hirsch, Sunday School- and Bible Assistant Pastor Third Monday ' alternate j come. • . TMWM3- Men's Club, fourth Tues- Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00months—7:3, 0 P.M.—Deacons Classes, 9:00 A. M. ' Man's fundamental right to | J. W. Edmunds, provincial day. 6:30 P. M. Third Monday of each Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 freedom from all kinds of government apiarist, was en- Choir Mothers, 8:00 P. M., 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. P. M. • month—8:00 P.M.—Trustees. bondage will be explained in thusiastic. He compared the second Tuesday. Novena services every Tues- Christian Women's Home the Lesson-Sermon entitled flavor of deep fat fried bee day, 7:30 P. M. Tuesday Double value—two Jackets fa one? Choir Rehearsals Bible Class, Tuesday, 2 P.M."Man" at Christian Science brood to caviar. Weekday Masses, 7:00 and 3:30 P.M.—Termite Recrea- ChanceL Wednesday, 7:30 Young , People's Meting, services Sunday. Stripes, checks or plaids—reversing &% 7:30 A. M. tion. • Friday. Scriptural selections will ? M- Second Tuesday, of each CALL-BACK SET solid colors! Wind-resistant, water-y include this passage from Junior, Wednesday, 6:30 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN month—8:00 P. M.—Session DETROIT — The auto in- ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH Romans: "For as many as repellent sturdy cotton in new Fall P. M. •"._.;• CHURCH and Women's Association dustry, gearing to model l-ro- Iselin are led by the Spirit of God, Rahway Avenue and Carteret Meetings. duction and rosy expectations shades. So much for so little cost! 6-I84 NEW DOVER Rev. John Wilus, Pastor they are the sons of God." For ® $®m@ with hctts Road, Woodbridge Wednesday for the 1959 model year, has METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Earl Hannum Devanny, Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00,ye have not received the spirit 1:00 P. M. — Community announced plans to call back i Railway R. D. 2 Minister 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. • of bondage again to fear; but • Some with scarfs Cancer Dressing Group. laid-off workers -— many of New Dover Road . Fred A. Brtegs, Jr., Weekday Masses, 7:30 and ye have received the spirit of Fourth Wednesday of each them idle since late last fall. Rev. Albert R. SWeet. Pastor Organist-Director 8:00 A. M. adoption, whereby we cry, Ab- ® S©m© with fwr cellars Sunday Services month—10:30 A.M.—Mission- Washable FLANNEL Sunday, 7-8:30 P. M., Youth ST. JOHN'S GREEK ba, Father" (8:14,1,51. gitimate. It will cease when Fellowship Group: Morning Worship at 11:00. ary Sewing Group. Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. CATHOLIC CHURCH Citations from "Science and man. enters into his heritage Unbelievable values! All wool fleeces^ Wednesday evenings, 7:30, 7:00 P. M. — Senior High Health with Key to the of freedom, his God-given Regular Meetings Recreation. Broad and Division Streets GABARDINE and Senior Choir practice. Perth Amboy Scriptures" by Mary Baker dominion over the material all wool ripples .., even lush wool-and- Thursday evenings, 7:30, First Monday Session meet- Thursday Rev. Stephen Sedor, Pastor Eddy will include the follow- senses. Mortals will some day Boy Scouts. ing in the church office at 7:00 P. M. — Westminster mohairs, wool-and-nylons includes!! 8:00 P. M. Sunday Matins, 7 A. 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&. - s Just Say— Safety for Savings Since 186$ \ "Charsr* It" The wmwwm &mm®i[h> WOODBRIDGE Smmmgs Imsiitutmm Green St. Circle (Iselin) Intersection of Routes 1 smA S EGS & SONSf waam AJBSBOT. MEW JCSSET PERTH AMBOY ssmam. oBKUtf mHiaaNCg coa»3SSif*0«8 365 Smith St., Perth Amboy S5IJXH AT KCNO STREETS, PERTH AMBOX. S. 3. P1ENTY OF FREE PARKING SUNDAYS 10 2L ML TO 6 P> ML THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, I95S PAGE THREE Program Listed Miss Nancy L. Murphy Local Attorney Takes K. of C. to Fete . For Rally Day Weds C. Douglas Keina Boyle Saturday AVENEL — The Rally Day WOODBRIDGE — Miss WOODBRIDGE—Miss Alice 1 WOODBRIDGE — Philip J. Frogram in Westminster Hall Nancy Leigh. Murphy, daugh- C. Alexander, daughter of Boyle, En2/c of the TJSS Nau- of the First Presbyterian ter of Mr. and. Mrs. Sam Leigh Mrs. Alice Alexander and the tilus, will be honored Satur- Church Sunday will open with Murphy, 159 North. Street, was late William J. Alexander, day at a testimonial dinner prayer by superintendent Wil- married last Monday to C. Newark, became the bride of and dance given in his honor lard Jenkins at 9:30 and Mrs. Douglas Reina, son of Mrs. Joseph P. Greco, son of Mr. i by the Knights of Columbus, Florence Meyer at 11:00, lol- Carman C. Reina, UtDelacy and Mrs. Salvatore S. Greco, I Middlesex Council, at 7:3Q"P. lowed by a message of wel- Avenue, North Plainfield, and West Orange, Saturday after- M. Reservations can still be A : come, the hymn "Onward the late Judge Reina. noon iii the Church of the Im-. '•}' - made with "Vincent Gioffre, Christian Soldiers", scripture lit. Colonel Charles E. Mc- maculate Heart of Mary, chairman. reading and morning offering. Gee, chaplain at Port Dix, of- Maplewood. i District Deputy John A. Another hymn familiar to the ficiated at the ceremony at St. The marriage ceremony was Granelli installed the new ai- children, "Fishers of Men", Joseph's Church, North Plain- performed by Rev. Evan Jo- will be sung, after which the 'icers of Middlesex Council, as field. seph Greco, O.F.M., and Rev. ?O11OWB: enrollment drive will be ex- Pashal Greco, Order of Car- Given in marriage by her ! Albert Strish, grand knight; plained by Mr. Jenkins at 9:30 father, the bride wore a bal- melites. Both are brothers of and Paul Koch at 11:30, with the bridegroom. William DeJoy, deputy grand lerina length white silk taffeta 1 •-night;- Rev. Gustave Napo» Mrs. Meyer introducing Mr. gown with Alencon lace yolk Best man was Frederick M. Koch, the new session super- leon, chaplain; John Geis, and seed pearls. Her elbow Adams, Colonia. Miss Kath- chancellor; John Mullen, fi= intendent. length gown was attached to leen Martone, Passaie, was Bibles will be awarded to naricial secretary: Peter Mc« a taffeta bow and she carried the maid of honor. • ^ann, recording secretary; those being promoted from white phalaenopsis. f the primary to the junior de- The bride, given in marriage Leon Gerity .treasurer; Joseph Patricia Morrison, Fords, by Martin O'Hara, Jr., Fords, CJhiera, warden; Robert Much- partment, as follows: 9:30 was maid of honor, attired in session: Darrell Hansen, Ar- was attended by Mrs. Fred- - anic, advocate; Vincent Giof- beige silk organza. She carried erick M. Adams and Mrs. Mar- • Jre, lecturer; Andrew Pagany, thur Laddie, Cichaei Evanel- orange carnations. t - lo, Douglas Deak, Raymond tin O'Hara. . inside guard: Eugene GreyB Judith Murphy, the bride's She.wore a white linen in- : outside guard; John Papp, Jr., Sziber, James Frank, Dennis sister, as flower girl, wore • Vaeth, James Seickle, Robert formal sheath dress with a : Shree year trustee; Joseph aqua organza land carried a toast colored picture hat. The 'i : Novotnik, two year trustee Noon, Augustus Peterson, .. •basket of multi-colored flowers couple left on a honeymoon to i '; -ind Stewart Schoder, one year John Cacchione and Kathryn with trailing ivy. Gary Douglas Graham: 11:00 session: Cape Cod and upon their re- i irustee. Reina, cousin of the bride- 4 t turn will reside at the Ivy Hill The calendar of coming Norma Nekarda, John' Arch- groom, Plainfield, was ring- Apartments, Newark. deacon, Jeffrey Siessel, Wen- : events was also announced as bearer. Mrs. Greco was educated in : Hollows: dy Doll, Valerie Beer, Donald Linda Patnoi, Woodbridge, i Newark schools and graduated : Tonight, council team bowl- Morris, Gary Miller, Robert was bridesmaid, also in aqua from Beaver College, Pa. She t jing; tomorrow, nocturnal ad- Oshiro, Karen Shnber, Anne silk organza and carried a MBS. C. I). KfciNA is a teacher in the Newark Sank, Linda Harned, Jill ENJOYING THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER Monday gown on tiie Sewaren boat dock oration, 10 P. M. to 11 at St. bouquet of yellow carnations. were (left to ri§rlit) Andrea Butkowiscy, Carol Boka and L.«is Smith. The girls were public school system. MRS. J0SEPM F. GRECO Mary's Church, Perth Amboy; Frommater, Deborah Ballard, Peter Rebovich, Fords, cous- Karen Hannon, Lydia Lut- hoping; that some skipper would show up and take them on a ride up the Arthur Ball. The bridegroom is a Seton World War H he served with September 12, tather and som in of the bridegroom, was best AveEel Church Hall and Rutgers Law School communion breakfast and. trell, Darlene Murano and man and Karl Duchek, North graduate, and is associated the XJ. S. Navy in the sub- Linda Smith. HOUSE DEMOLISHED marine service. September 2S to October 4, Plainfield, ushered. with the law firm of Frederick annual carnival. Department superintendents Mrs. Reina attended Wood- Program'Told| Trinity Church to Hold- SEWAREN — A one-story M. Adams, Woodbridge. He is will award pins for perfect at- bridge High School, New York dwelling on Central Avenue, a member of the Woodbridge --YGUSSELF? AVENEL—The First Presby- ! someone stole a box of barbef tendance. The hymn "You University and Berkely School, owned by George Bognar, was Rotary Club, Middlesex Coun- — William Garaffa, instruments valued at $60 Bring the One Next to You" East Orange. Mr. Reina is a terian Church announces AnnualBazaar Sept. 10 destroyed by fire on Labor ty Bar Association, Perth Am- will close the program with Sunday m o r h i n g worship 317 £... 'treet, Perth Am- from his unlocked car which graduate of North Plainfield Day. Woodbridge Fire Compa- boy Bar Association and boy, owii^i' of a barber shop was parked at his place of benediction delivered by Mr. services at 8:30, 9:30 and WOODBRIDGE — Trinity Joule, dry goods; Miss Sophie Knights of Columbus. During High School and Yale Uni- Episcopal Church will hold Schmidt, gifts; Mrs. Stephen ny answered the alarm. at 1228 Green Street, reported business. Jenkins and Mr. Koch. Cer- versity. He will attend. Rutgers 11-.00 o'clock. Dr. Charles S. tificates of promotion will be MacKenzie and Rev. Robert its annual fan- and bazaar Shaffer, children's articles; Law School on an Alumni Mrs. Otis Kiel, canned goods; awarded and teachers will es- Scholarship. Bonham, will preach on the September 10 starting at 2. cort the children to the next topic "The Christian Leader Mrs. William Thompson is Mrs. James Dale Ryer, white After a honeymoon at Castle elephant; Mrs. Howard Tune, department where they will Harbour Hotel, Bermuda, the and His Calling." chairman with Mrs. William be greeted by their new super- The quarterly meeting for T. Smith, co-chairman. Sr., flowers; Miss Ronnie couple will reside at the North Fodor, candy; Mr. and Mrs. intendent. September 14 the Plainfield address. superintendents and teachers The bazaar, to be held on children will report to their of Sunday School will be from the church grounds, will fea- Joseph Kubicka, refresh- new classrooms. 8 to 10:30 PM. Monday in the ture handmade aprons, gifts, ments; toys, homemade baked goods, There's a deal brewing for church hall. The meeting will Also, John Charonko, games Priscilk Circle feature worship, information candy and clam chowder. and amusements; Mrs. Neil tana Turner to star in Jack There will be pony rides and Arnold's independent picture, and group discussion. A Sun- Stoddard, decorations; day School enrollment drive games and amusements for Mitchell Cairns and Walter "The Murchin Girls" — a Resumes Study the children. musical wester with Lana to will run from September , 7 Olsen, grounds; Misses Ruth FORDS :— The Priscilla through December 21. Further Chan-man of the booths warble four numbers. The last have been named as follows: Brady and Nancy Olsen, post- time Lana sang on screen was Missionary Circle of Our Re- information will be dis- ers; Mrs. H. Alton Wolny, deemer Lutheran Church, re- tributed at this meeting. Mrs. William Garis, baked in the "Merry Widow," in treasurer; and Mrs. William 1952. sumed meetings Tuesday with The Woman's Association goods; Mrs. Mitchell Cairns, a study period and discussion will meet Tuesday at 8:00 in kitchen articles; Mrs. John Wedemeyer, contact and pub- on "The Holy Spirit." the church hall. Dedication Boos, aprons; Mrs. Frank licity. Mrs. Walter Riedel, presi- of the summer offering and Medical Mirror dent, welcomed Mrs. Duncan a film entitled "The Broken Garretson"as a guest. Mask" will be featured. Mrs. Circle Players All Set Mrs. Norman Heston was Daniel Howell, chairman of appointed chairman of the the Community Cancer REDUCING group of 13 members who en- Dressing Group, has an- For First Fall Offering rolled in the Braille course. nounced a need for more These women are studying in workers as well as donations WOODBRIDGE — Wood- Manny Goldfarb, Wood- preparation for transcribing of clean white or pastel ma- bridge and neighboring com- bridge, designs sets and is a religious literature for use by terials. The•• group meets each munities will furnish actors, stage manager. He has worked the blind throughout the Wednesday from 1 to 3 at the "singers, dancers, comedians with the Adath Israel Players country. church. Mrs. Howell will pro- and crew of the production by and the Rahway Community An appeal was made for do- vide pick-up service for ma- the Merck Circle •Players when Center. He has worked with nations of clean, white ma- terials. Those wishing to they present "Ten Nights Ernie Glucksman, producer of terial such, as sheets and pick up work to do at home in a Barroom" on Friday and the former Martin and Lewis shirts to be turned over to may visit the church during Saturday evenings, September shows. Mrs. Nicholas Boelhower for meeting hours, or may call at 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 and 27 at her home, 38 Smith Street. Jack Gottdenker, a certified use by the cancer dressing then- theater on Martin Road. public accountant and former Tickets may be purchased Q. "What exercises can I,take group of the circle. Both ministers of the editor of Community Voice, from any member of the or- to reduce the hips and waist?— It was announced that the church will officiate at a has appeared with the Adath W.G." " Christian Education Service ganization or at the theater. A. The simplest exercise is Lutheran Women's Mission- Israel Players, the Metuchen walking and doctors frequently ary League Fall Rally will be Sunday evening beginning at Featured in the cast are Spotlight Players and the recommend a brisk wallc of a 8. The service of dedication Cathy Herder, Bruce O'Keefe, half-hour morning and night. held at King of Kings Luther- Perth Amboy Drama Work- Very often the overweight per- an Church, Mountain Lakes, •will be offered for all Sunday Marian Plotkin, Albert Rich- shop. son develops an •unattractive October 20. School teachers and helpers, man, Morris Alpern, Manny slump. Poor posture can be the Christian Education Com- This performance is a helped through exercises such The Stamps for Missions Goldfarb 'and Jack Gott- change for the Circle group. as the above. Weight control, project will continue this year mittee, and youth advisors. ctenker. however, Is not so simple as it Communion will be served. Intended to be a modern seems. People who are seriously with all used stamps to be Cathy Herder, Fords, is a morality play when first writ- concerned with "weight prob- turned over to Mrs. Richard The variety show, "Avenel- housewife and registered ten at the end of the 19th lems should, consult a physi- zapoppm", will be held No- cian. Siss, chairman. nurse. Prior to her. marriage century, it is today performed The circle will assist in vember 21, 22 at the church she was a violinist and played for laughter. The audience is Material In MEDICAL MIEROB rather than the Barron Ave- is based on various scientific serving at the 50th anniversa- with the Pittsburgh Sym- expected to hiss the villain, publications and does not ry celebration of the Sunday nue School, Woodbridge, as phony, Westinghouse Sym- cheer the hero and bemoan £ii§l necessarily reflect the opinion School of the church to be previously announced. Since phony and Harvey Gaul the sins of drink. mm® of all - doctors. The diagnosis the show will be on a smaller and treatment of disease re- held October 5. After special String Ensemble. The production will ' be quires the skill and knowledge services in the afternoon, the scale than originally planned, which only a. physician can there will be no program book. Bruce O'Keefe. whose am- spiced with entertainment be- apply by personally attending group will serve a light slip- tween the acts. Ten variety the patient. Tickets are being printed and bition Is to become a pro- per at School 7, Fords. fessional actor, will study numbers are in rehearsal hi Letters will be answered •will be available shortly. keeping with the mood of the In these columns anonymously Talent to be used in the "with the Neighborhood Play- Direct your inquiries to house in the fall. turn of the century. FIRST CHURCH OF presentation will be notified S. Downey Ralston, M.D. within a few days. The first The performance will be in Marian Plotkin majored in the round and the audience SCIENCE EDITORS, CHRIST, SCIENTIST complete rehearsal is sched- drama at NYU, attended the P. O. Box 396 5*4 West Ave., Sewaren, N. 3. be seated at small tables in a uled, for September 23. American Academy of Drama- •cafe setting. Madison Sq. Sta., A Branch of. The Mother tic Art and taught school in Hank Glass, Plainfield, is in New York 10, N. ?. Church, The First Church Merely Temporary the Linden school system. She Published as a Public Service charge of the production, of Christ, Scientist, in "Strange how few of those worked with the Foothill with Mrs. Flora Hayes, Co- Boston, Mass. movie stars who marry take Playhouse, Washington lonia, choreographer and Sunday Services 11:00 AM. their husband's name." Square Players and Wisconsin Frank Edgar, Highland Park, 'FUBLIX/ Sunday School 9:30 AM. "Oh, I suppose it seems har- players. stage manager. Wednesday Testimony dly worth while for so short a Albert Richman, who is an PHARMACY Meeting 8 P. M. time." optician in Woodbridge, has Alan Ladd's son, David, is flooded with offers. Norman 91 Main St., Wood bridge worked with the Adath Israel Thursday Reading Reom For October and November, players. Taurog, who directed Jackie f koiis ME 4-OOOS 2-4 PJVt. in. Church Edifice meetings of the circle will be. Morris Alpern, Woodbridge, Cooper hi "Skippy" many Open Evenings Mil 10 Mail Loan Library held the first Tuesday of the plans to major in drama at years ago, thinks he can re- Snndaj 3111 1 P. M. Children Welcome in month to avoid conflict with Miami University. He is mak- peat with David and offered SKEE PARKING Hi REAR Sunday School the Bible Institue which will ing his debut with the Circle him the starring role in be held the first Monday. Players. "Little Britches."

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PASS FOUB lllta Vnit, for Retarded Children to Meet N3W BBUNSWICK — The B::itan Valley unit of the N2.V Jersey Association for Retarded Children will hold Its first meeting Monday at 8 at 'hs First Baptist Church, Li ' Tston Avenue and Hale S i, New Brunswick. :akers and installing of- i? • will be Dr. Elizabeth B: ;s. first vice president, ee rn division, National As- sociation for Retarded Chil- dr::i. She will describe the wide scope of work being done for retarded children across the nation. Questions will be en-oiiraged from the audi- JOSEPH PER© ence. FETES PETERSON 1OBN GLUSCHICS SAYMOND FOKSTHOFFEB COMPLETE ESITIAE, TRAINING: Among Township youn g men who have completed Air Force basic military traln- ing at Lacfeland Air Force Base, Texas, are Peter C. Peter son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Peterson, 411 Colonia Boulevard, Colonia; John R. Gluschicfc, son of Mr. and M rs. John B. Ghischick, 814 Ridgedale Avenue, Woodbridge; Baymonil C» Forstboffer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. F orstnoffer, 99 St. Stephens Avenue, Keasl>ey and Joseph S. Tero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. P ero, 23 Wedgewood Avenue, Woodbridge. BC TNICK TRAMANTOZZI \ ;ODBEIDGE — Funeral BIG ser 3ss will be held today at Beekley Completes PORT READING — Four 11 at his horns for Dominick Math Scholarship 12-volt batteries, several boxes Traraantozsi, 15 Legion Place, of spark plugs and $28 in bills SEWAKEN NOTES win died Sunday. WOODBRIDGE — Frederick were stolen from the City Line A retired employee of the Beekley, head of the mathe- Garage, Carteret Road, Port matics department at Wood- —Mrs. Stephen Takacs, Mrs. A. W. Scheidt, Mrs. Wil- American Smelting and Re- Reading, Labor Day, accord- 3V3|rs. Julius Frohaska* Mrs. liam Ecker, Mrs. Mabel Lie- fining Company, he was an bridge High School, is the ing to a report made by third member of the faculty George Novak, Sr., Mrs. An- bold and Mrs. W. W. Burndage employee of the Woodbridge Steven Kovaes, 125 Lowell thony Panko and daughter, were guests last week of Mrs. Township Eoad Department. who received a special scholar- Street, Carteret, to Patrolmen ship for advanced study in Patricia, and Mrs. Anton An- Faran Walker, Surf City. He is survived by his widow, Anthony O'Brien, and William dersch have returned from a —Mrs. Floyd Howell was a Mrs. Alice McCann Traman- mathematics and science Dopp. during the summer. three-day trip to Washington, guest last week of her sister, tor.-i. D. C, and Virginia. The tour Mrs. Ralph Edgar, Newburgh, E ^rial will be in Cloverleaf He was one of 90 teachers SCOUTERS SOUND TABLE N. Y. Par": Csmetery. Arrangements and administrators who at- was sponsored by the Lyceum tended a seminar at Rutgers WOODBRIDGE — Rocco Club of Perth Amboy. —Mr. and Mrs. Walter by Leon J. Gerity Funeral Trimboli, district commission- Home. TJ: iver.<=:ty under the auspicts —Miss Rixth Randolph, Buf- Brown, Newark, were Sunday of the National Science Foun- er, announced today that all falo, N. Y., has been a guest dinner guests of Mrs. Joseph JST 53. MARY-I,. LONG dation. Fifteen states and scouters are invited to attend this week of her niece, Mrs. A. Thomson, Cliff Road. F'.YAREN — Funeral Canada were represented in a round table of Northeast W. Scheidt, Holton Street. —Mr. and Mrs. Martin serirloss were held yesterday the six weeks course sponsored District, R&ritan Council, Boy . —Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gyukeri and son, Gregory, at Koyen funeral Chapel, by Rutgers and the New Jer- Scouts of America, Monday Zilavetz, Woodbridge Avenue, West Avenue, have returned Perth Amboy, for Mrs. Mary sey Association of Mathe- night at 7:30 at the First were hosts to 20 guests at a from a week's visit in Wayne, I*. Long, 419 East Avenue, who matics Teachers. Presbyterian Church, Rahway family picnic at their home Ohio, with Mrs. Gyukeri's died Sunday at Roosevelt Courses offered were Mod- Avenue. on Monday. father. Hcr-ital. ern Developments in Algebra, —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- —Mrs. Raymond Moran I7""clow of the late Augustus Trends in Geometry and In- Creary, Luserne, Pa., were visited last weekend in Atlan- M. Long, she was a member troductory Statistics and Prob- Adath Israel PTA weekend guests of their son- tic City and enjoyed hearing of the First Presbyterian ability. To Elect Officers in-law and daughter, Mr. and Guy Lombardo and his or- Cb"v-3h, Perth Amboy. Mr. Beekley will teach a Mrs. John Wilverding. chestra, and the new teenage E".i3 is survived by a son special honors course for sen- WOODBRIDGB — The As- —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. singer, Ricky Nelson. Eh-'n A. Long, Perth Amboy. iors at the high school this sociation of Parents and Karnas, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. r -.rial was in Alpine Ceme- year in addition to his depart- Teachers of Adath Israel Joseph Karnas attended the tery. mental duties. Hebrew and Sunday Schools annual picnic of the Wood- CANVASSERS NEEDED will meet at the Woodbridge bridge Firemen Saturday. FORDS — Rev. Eldon R. JO— FH N. SEPLAKY Jewish Community Center, —Bert Bowers, Cliff Road, Stohs, pastor, Our Redeemer AV3NEI.—;Funeral services fflnai Brith to Open October 2 at 8:30. was home for the holiday Lutheran Church, announced were held Tuesday at Muska Elections of officers will be weekend from the Webb Insti- that canvassers are needed for Funeral Chapel, Perth Am- Season Next Tuesday held, Faculty members will be tute of Naval Architecture, the muscular dystrophy drive boy, for Joseph N. Seplaky, welcomed. A speaker will be Glen Cove, L. I., where he is in Fords. 297 Woodruff Avenue, who MENLO PARK — The first fall meeting of the Baritan featured from the Jewish Edu- a student. Volunteers are asked to call died at the Veterans Hospital, cation Center. —Miss BlanGhe Van Syctele, Eev. Stohs. East Orange, after a long ill- Valley Lodge, B'nai Brith will ness. be held this Tuesday at 8:30 at Temple Neve Sholom, Me- Fe was formerly from tuehen. 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TUH Public' Library has been Road. Mothers of boys in the —The monthly breakfast postponed until Thursday. I National Lists Troop or Explorer Post 245 are held at the New.Dover Meth- AVENEL PERSONALS —Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kramer, invited. odist Church, under.the spon- anct daughter, Meryl*, 201 COLONIA PERSONALS —Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. sorship of the W.S.C.S., is be- ; • Prize Winners (Including Colonia Proper and CMOSME Tillage) Bartlett, the former Lillian ing held today from £:30 to B&s. XS&B33M GOTOWSSI jbach and family • DeaftQrest Avenue, have i e- Taylor, Sandalwood Lane, an- 11. Hostesses are Mrs. Frank tumed home after a month's PERTH AMBOY — Mis ME 4-»9Sl Jthe Steintiach home. i Jeanee Flmiani,. 715- Hanson nounce the birth of • their first Fyke, Mrs. Jack Arnold, and «S Smith Street i —Mr. and Mrs. Hans Niel- I vacation at the summer home Avenue, Perth Amboy, is the child, a daughter, at the Rah- Mrs. Albert Beutel. - -: | of Mr. and Mrs. Harry •MRS. SIDNEY .FREBNB. Mr. and Mrs. James Tabei*, —Linda Mason, 19 Canter- —'Valerie Greco, George sen and children, Lyn& and winner of the Midget Divco 19 Sandaiwpod tane Dogwood Lane, Celebrated her way Memorial Hospital. I Roger, Meiazer Sfereet were Kramer, Bethlehem, N. H. award by the National FU-S-3969 first birthday with a party. —Gerald Tarver. 32 Pine- j bury Lane, has returned home Street, Eva and Charieae Lin- house guests of Mr. and Mrs. after spending her summer ger, Livmgtsfcon Avenue, mem- —The last m the senes of arocery company Super Guests were Audrey Freund, tree Drive, and Mr. and Mrs. | Kranfc Scbiiltz, Hotetdel^ dar- the summer card parties spon- —Mr. and Mrs. William P. Joseph Spedding, D e 1 o r e s vacation with Mr. and Mrs. bers ttf the Ferttt Amfooy All •Markets, in a recent contest, Jack Medwin, have returned! Edward Fagan at Lake Mo- Girt Oompetiag Color Guard ing the weekend. ] sored by the Woman's Club of according to George George, Rapp and children, Robert Zigar,. Peggy 'Crane,-.Linda" from a two week vacation to —lit. and Mrs. John Hayes j Avenel will be held Monday- executive director. and Ethel, Mededith Road, Warrell, George Pinley and Bluefield, Va. hawk. Eifte Twirlers, sponsored by j night at the home of Mrs. the American Legion Post 426, and son; 'William, Belfont. Pa. Winners of the $25.00 meat have returned from a visit to Jimmy Taber. Also Mrs. F. —Mr. and Mrs. Richard haw entered the National are spending: a few weeks Visit- Stephen Markulm, 106 Blan-, cerHflcates were: lrom Fords> Mr. Rapp's brother in Pitts- Finley, Mrs. Sidney Freund. Whall and children Laurie Amhoys Drive?Ih-'- American Legion. Color Quay d ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ford Avenue at 8 F.M. The suellen Kopp, 20 Farming- burgh, Pa-. - - • ; Mrs. Arthur Spedding, Mrs. and Betty, Pinetree Drive, contest ifois -weekend iss Chi- Markous, Hai-vard Avenue. Lt. public will be welgome. dale RoaS, Patrick Ryan, 23 —The annual picnic of theNeil Crane, Mrs. Lincoln War- Have left for an extended - Feature "The Key" cago, 1H, Tin® girls along with Hayes is now stationed at Mc- Hollister Place, Michael Caso, business trip "to Italy. the other eigfet mexaSters of thet5uire Ah- Base. Mrs. Hayes is 347 Mary Avenue, Mrs. E. ation -will be held Sunday at —The New Dover Methodist —The Colonia Club will PERTH AMBOY — The "teatal a*e spending six days iar the former Carol -Bieriy of Petruski, 808 Amboy Avenue Roosevelt Park. At the exeeu-. The c o 1 o n i a Clu cinemascope drama "The Key" j Avenel. The Hayes hare jtist . . . from Perth Amboy, Mrs, tive board meeting with An- Cnurch will open Church |hol d . ite annual covered starring William Holden and Chicago. Mrs. Beter areco and supper to welcome new mem- Sophia Loren is the feature at Mrs. J<4i» liasser ar« chaper- • recently returned from three S. Pafinty, 684 Amboy Ave- drew McClellan,- final plans SweeSchoot l wilSunaayl teac. h-Rev a . -Alberspeciatl bers, at School 2 .September {years at' Prance where Lt. nue, Charles J. Bodo, 616' were made.-Tickets are still Bible study class in both ses- the Amboys Drive-In Theatre, oning;. 15. Mrs. Peter Castaline is in Sayreville through Saturday. —Mr. and .Mrs. William Hayes was stationed. Bentley Avenue, Mrs. John! available. The first fall meet- sions. • charge, assisted by Mrs. Nyers, 335 Ogden Place, Mrs. ing, will be held September 18 —Tickets for the autumn Co-featured is "The Gun ..that Dragos, ^Voodbradge Avenue, ^-Tomorrow night the Pride 'Charles Larson, Mrs. Albert Won the West." spent Satarday ai the poconos.' of New Jersey Council Sons Doris Shamy, 619 Carson Are- . at the Hoffman , Boulevard dance sponsored by theRaber, Mrs. Joseph Wirtz, nue, Mrs. Mary Mazza, 266 ' School. Present were Harry Greater Colonia Democratic The "Kartoon Karnival"' Accompanying them were faad Daughters of Liberty Mrs. Robert Ashwell, Mrs. will be shown before the fea- their children, Kenseifa, Jef- | meets at the Avenel School Washington Street, Joseph I Cramer, Stephen Rastocny, Club to be held at the Knights Charles Hozempa and Mrs. 1 s Baumlin. 270 Grace Street, ] tures tomorrow and Saturday frey and Paul. auditorium at 8. Nancy Jankovich, 52 Colum- I Tom Me Caiinn, Donald of Columbus Hall, Rahway, David Evans. with the .. horrorama, "The —Mr. aad MRS, e. Naumo- ) —The Rosary Society of St. bus Circle, Mrs. Harold-Rubin | Sweetser, Anthony Seybuck, I September 27 may be obtained The second annual picnic Ghost Divers," shown .both •?itz, Smith Street a«d children, ! Andrew's Church will receive for Robert Rubin, 48 Gordon Robert Buslow, Carl Chris-j from Mrs. Charles Hozempa, jo f th^"co^onia~Terrace Home midnights. ._•_.. linnet and Garrfe spent 18 | Holy Commuaion in a body nt Street, Mrs. Anthony Kubi- topherson, Arthur Lawler, j 56 Longfellow //Drive , Mrs. j ownero s Association was held "Rock-a-Bye Baby," star- day* vistHag Mw.-g. Cornish, | the S AM. Mass Sunday. The Henry Mades, Theodore Win- j William Pepe, 22 Westminster I in Park. Hot dogs, nak, 350 Herbert Street, Mrs. SUM AS A LILY is Harmaj 's ended r andd Jackk WigginsWii . RoadRd, MrsM . JerrJ y SeidnerSid , 151522 | hamburgers, potatoe chips! ring Jerry Lewis will be shown ^arftoadale. Pa. j group -win hold its opening S. Gursky. 379 State Street, : ! starting Sunday through Tues- —Mr, »ad Mrs. T. P. O'Oon- {meeting for the new season dressup cotton of i —Leslie , SlUcer,. Woodland Cypress_ Drive and Mrs. Mur-j soda and beer were on the day., Co-feature will be "Am- t% Jeffrey Kovacs, 491 South Drive, .and Constance Hanna, ra^ Friedman, 202 Me Farlane ] enu. Games and prizes high- »or, •WotKtoridg'e Avenaa en- Wednesday at S in the new blue and green with panier. Boad m bush at Cimarron Pass" star- Joyed the weetead visiting chttFeii hsM. , Park Drive, Sophie Kurimski, J overskirt: Good bosom friend Colonia Boulevard spent a day - 1 lighted the afternoon. ring Scott Brady.'. 380 Myrtle Street. under the figure-following j - New York viewing the , Mrs. K&phaeJ O'Connor, Glen- —-Moaday night the Demo- m —The first meeting, of Boy j _The last day to register field, W. X . cratic and Civic Club of East .From Woodbridge, Mrs. W. • bodice is new. Strapless Living i ticker tape parade for officers! Scout Troop 45 will be Sep-ifor tlle COming November Sweet Simplicity : —S&. a«d Mrs. Daniel How- j Avenel will hold its first meefc- T. Smith, 447 Linden Avenue, JLongline Bra by Playtex. At; ancj crew of the Nautilus, j |tembe r 11 at 7:30 at the j electioj n is Septembep r 26. Au- Young Bride (telephoning .«& and daughter Marjorie, ling for the fall season at the JMiss Dorothy Smeck, 223 Iast a strapless that stays put! visiting the New York Stock i American Legion Hall. The j thorized to take registrations grocer) — That pumpkin you Smith Steeet spetris the Labor j Avenel-Colonia First Aid Clinton Street . . . frpm Hope- and uplifts for always Exchange and the Museum of i Mothers Club of the troop will are Mrs. Murray Friedman, sent me isn't any good, it's all Iaviii, Bonnie Lou Barnes, 8 complete airy comfort! 202 Me Farlane Road and hollow inside. Please send me Day "weekend at Mohican Lake,j Squad building at 8:30. Richard Avenue, Charles Natural. History. i meet September 10 with_Mrs. N, Y. I :—Tuesday opens the season —Diane Taber, daughter of i Norman Bresee, 94 Northill Fred Cruez, MidfieM Road. a solid one. : —Aitesr a week's vacation at j for the Sisterhood of the COH- Thomas, 71 W. Pond Road. . . Rftsenhlooms Hosts Harrison, H. Y.. Miesj Anthony jgregation B'nai Jacob at a From Colonia, Mrs. Cath- AhdrioJa and daughters Ros- I meeting at the Center at 8. erine Gregory, 55 Highfield At•'Oneg Shabbot SJBse and Dianae have re- —The Junior Woman's Club Road, F. Daly, 105 Cypress AVENEL — Services will be tnrned fcoaae, willftave its first, official busi- Drive and Mrs. Molly Fulop, resumed tomorrow at the —UTe«» SteinJuaefe, daagiiter ness meeting Tuesday night at • 173 McFarlane 'Road. Congregation B'nai Jacob at of Mr. a»d Mrs. Herman the First Aid Squad building WOTO» YOU BELIEVE .that | . 8:30 .PJM. with,Rabbi Moshe Steinbacis, Commercial Aven- at 8:15. ' Cahana's sermon topic being ae,, spent two weeks visiting I —The Ladies Auxiliary, jthis attractive chemise I type,, Swerdel Bar Mitzvoh "•Living Long Without Grow- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Qloskey, Avenel 3?ire Company, will ! beach poncho is made from' ing." The. Oneg ' Shabbot, Wellesley Hills, Mass., for- hold its opening meeting Tues- i one large size 24" x 48" bath \lo be Held, Saturday will be merly «f Avenel. Jean flew day night at the Krehouse at towel, with pockets of match-i ,„„„_____„ and Mrs. back, being met in Newark by S. in* washcloths? In this casej WOODBRrDGE _ Rabbi _ her- parents. Joha Steinbach —The Ladies Auxiliary, the towel is deep green and ISamuel Newberger announced | Ben Rosenbloom m honor of isis, i.-,.boun_ dj ™.*twith. ™;wid^e «».**»».«bias tape.i (I tliat sabbath services will sons Harry and Michael's and Stanley Chapman, Bur- Avenel Memorial Post, VPW, iti white. begin at 8 tomorrow night. birthdays. '•'.,• nett Street, flew to Wellesley holds its first meeting Monday Mark Swerdel will conduct the tickets for the High Holy Hills for a -week. While there. at Fitzgerald's at 8. To make this beach poncho, service. His parents. Mr. andDay services are being dis- the boys also visited Mr. and —The Exempt Firemen's • fold towel border to border, •Mrs. Swerdel, Elmwood Ave.. j tributed to paid-up'members, Mrs. Joseph JfcGovern, Silver ] Association meets at the fire- j suggests The Cannon Home- will sponsor the Oneg Shabbot j The schedule for Rosh Has- Lake, Mass. i house~at 8 Wednesday. ' making- Institute. Cut a 10" in honor of their son's Bar honah services has been an- - —Mr, and Mrs. Clem Ha- ] —Tonight the Fire' Com- : head opening in the center Mitz\ah vhich will take place nounced as follows: evening i gendora said children Pamela, missioners meet at the Fire- an4 a 5" slit at back of neck. Saturdoj- services Sunday, September 14 Craig and Valentine, Mr. and house, . After fitting jacket, mark off There will be only one serv- and Monday, September 15 at Mrs, Charles Siessel, Jr. and| —Wednesday at 8:30 thIe waistline and sew a double ice Saturday morning at 9:30, 8 P.M.; morning service Mon- Blr. and Mrs. Stanley Berew- Avenel lions Club will meet | row of stitching to form slot at which time the Bar Mitzvah day, September 15 and Tues- sky and sons Richard and at the Log Cabin, Woodforidge. for inserting elastic. Use bias of Mark Swerdel will be held. day, September • 16 at 9:30 Dennis «ajoyed a picnic with —Wednesday's meeting of tape for ties at back of neck- S'lichos service will be held I A.M.; Shofar service Monday Mr. and -Mrs. Herman. Stein- the Board of Trustees of Ave- line. Saturday at midnight. j and Tuesday at 11 A.M.

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winter '?burn" caused by the tains, skin diving, etc. . son. . . . wfllarel (The Great whose entire cast is made up Oobel wont have either Jeff drying effects of winter Haggis Baggls will move from Gildersleeve) Waterman will winds. of marionettes, . . . Satellite Donnell or John Scott Trofctef [email protected] New York to Hollywood so that do a new series titled Four and returning; next season. Hell Weeds in Strawberries popular emcee Jack Linklet- Police is new title of the old ter can finish college.... Bob 20 Beds. . . . little People will Space Patrol show returning have an entirely new supports J.P. of Princeton asks if he tomorrow be the title of a new film series to TV via kinescope.. . George ing cast. ... can use a chemical weed killer TV Hope's first NBC special this to get rid of the weeds in his fall will star Howard Keel in strawberry patch. PIANIST VAN CUBTJRK Roberta. The answer is no because might star in a Hallmark of Planting: Evergreens Fame play about Tchaikow- JACK BENNY AND BOB Many beginning gardeners any chemical he might use now probably would also dam- sky love affair.... Carl Reiner CUMM3NGS will guest on the waste the money they spend new George Burns series. . ays: for evergreens by planting too age his plants. Chemical weed is seeking financing for the killers are meant to be applied audition film of his own show Lowell Thomas in TTganda deep or throwing too much shooting a sequence for his f erilizer into the hole. in strawberries when the — a family comedy about a ground is bare, before weeds father and a little tooy. . . . High Adventure series.... The Planting in a wet spot is Plot to Kill Stalin will be the also a&out the same as tossing come up. Suzy Parker, recuperating and Sometimes there's no sub-available for a TV series next Playhousce 90 opener. Show your dollars into the air dur- wilL star Eli Wallach, E. G, ing a windstorm. stitute for the old-fashioned season . . . versatile Janet hoe or -a firm thumb-and- Blair is scheduled to star in Marshall, Luther Adler and Getting evergreens off to a finger grip around the pesky Mother Goose on Shirley Thomas Gomez. .. . Roy Rog- satisfactory start is a cinch, weed. Temple's Storybook at Christ- ers will do a November Chevy but it may pay to review the mas time.... CBS planning a Show from San Francisco's few simple rules at the ever- new half-hour series — TheCow Palace — a rodeo.... Ed green planting season, which Gamblers — about men whoSullivan might repeat his extends through September. risk their lives climbing moun- Moiseyev Ballet Show via tape Donald B. Lacey, our ex- in the fall. . . . Cyril Ritchard Plant our sure-blooming bulbs BOW and have a beautiful display of color tension specialist in home will play the title role in. a when spring comes around. Choose from our wide selection of popular grounds, offers this advice: the SCREEN BSORE SHEiTEKS URGED half-hour fantasy series next varieties .'. . all bardy, vigorous bulbs, to produce lovely flowers that When you take your new Congress and the Eisenhower season titled The Magical will give you a garden you'H be proud of! little tree or shrub home in THE- KEY Administration have been Monarch of Mo. The series its ball of burlap be careful A long, but exciting epic prodded to get going on a will be based on a story by to plant it no deeper than it about the men who skippered multi-million dollar program Wizard of Oz author, L. Frank Wonderful stood in the nursery or you'll the defenseless rescue tugs in of building shelters to protect Baum. The show will be in- Selection ©£ risk smothering it. the North Atlantic during the Americans against nuclear at- troduced in the spring as an You don't even have to take early years of World War H tack. episode of Shirley Temple's FROSTY FRUIT THIRST QCENCHEKS: Tangy fruit- the burlap wrapping off, but and a rather mixed-up girl Otherwise, a House Govern- Storybook. ... Milton Berle Imported flavored beverages are Mom's best secret for beeping hot, you can untie the top andwho shared their fears and ment Operations subcommit- trying to get Gordon McRae thirsty youngsters happy on torrid summer days. They loosen it at the soil level living quarters. tee said, "our country stands to guest on some of his shows. are so easy to prepare and economical, too, when made Roots will grow right through Exciting action at sea andin mortal danger." •BULBS •with packaged fruit-flavored gelatin. Simply dissolve the the burlap. an interesting situation on PAT BOONE will have four contents of a package of the chosen flavor for the day in No Fertilizer land give it a more than rou- President bill for of Bing Crosby's boys aboard lust Arrived From a cup of hoi water. Then add three cups of cold water and But be sure that your new tine interest. atomic icebreaker. his first show of the new sea- ice cubes, and it is ready to serve. Children especially plant doesn't send its tender Sophia toren. is the girl, favor strawberry, raspberry or cherry, but for variety try roots into a handful of chemi- William Holden and Trevor • HOLLAND a combination of two flavors—like apple and lemon, or cal fertilizer that you may beHoward the principal tug- raspberry and orange. Fresh strawberry, mint or cherry tempted to toss around the boaters. © FEANC1 garnish makes them fancy party fare. With ten flavors to bundle of roots. Roots of new- ly planted trees are almos ehooss from, there are any number of refreshing drinks to certain to be harmed in con-HIGH FLIGHT © ITALY ai keep them amused as well as cool. tact with chemical fertilizer. Prom the moment British air cadet Kenneth Haigh, on © JAPAN : Your new tree really needs the carpet for disobeying no fertilizer at all, as it's best flight orders, squares up to Also Many Fine not to push it into making commanding officer Ray Mil- Domestic Bulbs new leaves just before cold land and asks: "Sir, didn't weather. Wait until next May you ever make a mistake .. ." to fertilize, and then use fer- you know these two will prove PLANT BULBS Regular Pneo .... tilizer sparingly. each other's mettle or ruin Special Discount Roots Rot Fast the whole blasted air force You've often heard that doing it. such-and-such a plant can't Actually, it was a good stand wet feet. question. Milland, during his This is certainly true of apprenticeship as a pilot in p taxus and hemlocks, Mr World War H, caused the iwn of Permanent Beady! cey says. Just allow either death of his superior, Haigh's of these to stand as long as father. Because of this, Mil- 48 hours in too wet soil and land feels obligated to protect roots begin to rot. the irresponsible Haigh who COOL liEMON-Y BLUEBERRY PIE: Here is a delightfully Green... You're likely to have this seems more a menace than an different blueberry pie made literally in minutes. Fresh trouble in heavy soil with a asset to Britain's line of de- blueberries are folded into the frothy lemon filling which base of shale—perhaps around fense. is prepared by combining whipped lemon-flavored gelatin ..• Lawns Green! the foundation where the soil Some excellent scenes of and whipped cream. Top generously with whipped cream too often consists of backfill close precision jet plane for- and a garnish of blueberries. and bits of trash from build- mations lend added interest to Blueberry Bavarian Pie WONDERLAWN ing construction. this tale of planes and of the 1 package lemon-flavored % cup cold water LEMONADE IS THE! CLASSIC, old-fashioned summer The earlier you get your men who flew them. gelatin V% cup whipping cream cooler . . .good as is, even better dressed up as a fruited evergreen plants in, the better M teaspoon salt V-A cups fresh blueberries flip. In this frothy modern version, quick-frozen lemonade chance they will have to be- 1 cup hot unsweetened 1 baked 9-inch pie shell Lawn Food is combined with beaten eggs and crushed fruit. The fruit come established and escape BAS RELIEF STOLEN NAPLES, Italy—An ancient pineapple juice goes in the bottom of a tall glass, the lemonade-egg mixture .*• is poured on top. Serve with a long spoon so you can scoop bronze bas relief excavated a Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot pineapple juice. Add up every last drop. few years ago from the lava- cold water. Chill until slightly thickened. Meanwhile, whip covered site of Pompeii, was cream. Then beat gelatin until fluffy and thick. Fold in •••••••'...-• . LEMONADE FLIP stolen from the national blueberries and whipped cream. Spoon into baked pie 1 can (6 ounces) quick-frozen concentrated lemonade shell; chill until firm, about two hours. Garnish with Cold water museum while 50 policemen ; on a sight-seeing tour were sweetened whipped cream and sprinkle with additional 3 eggs, beaten - ' ' "• "'" ' " "" visiting the building. blaeberries, if desired. • Crushed pineapple, strawberries, or other fruit Mix concentrated lemonade with cold water as directed here's why GE1RGE WALSl en can. Add the beaten eggs, mix well, cover, and chill thoroughly. To serve, put a spoonful of fruit in each glass recommends and fill with lemonade mixture. Makes about Ws cups (without fruit), or enough for 6 six-ounce servings. Of ali the peats we've eve* so!d> this us* Civic Club Plans DAUGHTER'S A DEMOCRAT Baccto Peat is the most outstanding. WASHINGTON—The Dem- We're Being Mobbed!' Square Dance Oct. 4 ocrats have a new convert — This seal, on every bag of Baccto ia oat MEKLO PARK TERRACE the 21-year-old daughter of store is your guarantee that Baeet® — The Menlo Park Terrace President Eisenhower's At- and only Baccto contains vital Civic Organization will meet torney General, William P. NITEOGEN RELEASING BACTERIA.1''/ Monday at School 19. Pro-Rogers. NITROGEN RELEASING BACTERIA actually taks> grams will be planned for the With some embarrassment, otherwise wasted nitrogen from air and coming year. Rogers' wife confirmed that DOOR - BUSTING REMOVAL SALE 11 soil and put it to work to aid everything that Mr. V. Bowman of the her daughter, Dale, the oldest We've seen the results that Baccto Peat ,' American Agricultural Chemi- of the four Rogers children, -L_. ^ —^ provides ia lawns and gardens throughout this ems,» - cal Company will present has registered as a Democrat. ARRIVING ON CAMPUS dur- ea ; color , movies on Lawn De- Rogers, of course, is a Re- ing chill fall weather, smart results that are truly remarkable. • velopment and Care and will EVERY Thursday, Friday and Saturday publican — and a close per-* college men will show a new We urgently recommend that you try Baceto mow . „ e, answer questions on lawn sonal friend of Vice-President (WE ARE CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY) : double-breasted look. Short Values to 3.99 an exclusive product of Michigan Peat, Inc. j and garden problems. Nixon. - coat by Hart, Schaffner and Sanforized Cotton Values to 4.99! santorizea LWTOOEI A Harrisburg, Pa. MADONNA Church." pathy and. thoughtful- Hartford, Conn. LILIES Fred A. 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Lawrence Moran, Washing- Avenue. A baby shower was given in honor of Mrs, Robert WOODBRIDGE OAKS REPORTS PARK REPORTS Deerin. The next meeting will take place September 16 at, GLADYS E. SCANX and son Gary were weekend the home of Mrs. Donald Es- Mrs. Donald V. Esses —Miss Patty Napolitano sex, Washington Avenue. 49? Lincoln Highway, Iselin guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin 91 Washington Avenue, Iselin was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tel. Li 8-167S Cohen. Other guests were Mr. FUlton 8-0997 —The Chain O'Hills Wo- Robert Vickers, Southhaznp- man's Club will hold its first —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ar- and Mrs. William Linkov, ton, L. I. for a Week. Mrs. Charles Linkov and —Donna Rounds celebrated, fall meeting September 9 at galas and sons, Roger and —Margaret Wood celebrated the First Presbyterian Church Barton, accompanied by daughters Sheri and Janice, her fifth birthday with a and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flei- party. Guests were Lorraine her ninth birthday with a of Iselin. A smorgesbord will Charles Jindracek, Mrs. Elea- small family party. be served. Donations of cut nor Jindracek Hegen and son schmann and children, Gail Little, Donna Lynn. Hertfeld- and Glen. er, Doreen and Denise Noon.- —Mr. and Mrs. L. Allan flowers to decorate the tables, Philip and Mrs. Robert Ar- will be appreciated. galas, Sr., spent a day pic- —Mr. and Mrs. Robert an, Betty Campbell and sister Reeves celebrated, their wed- nicking at Swartewodd' Lake Neals attended the wedding Patty. ding anniversary by having —Happy birthday to Doug- dinner at Homer's Restaurant las Davis, Raymond Grasso ' Estates; Sussex- County and a reception Saturday of Mr and —Mr. and Mrs. Donald day at Point Pleasant. Mrs. John Mathiesen, Wood and seeing "Around the World and Susan Healey. Campbell and children, Betty, in Eighty Days." —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ar- Avenue, Colonia, at their Donald and Clayton, returned —Anniversary Congratula- galas and sons Robert, Jr., home. Mrs. Mathiesen was the from spending the holiday —The Chain O'Hills Sewing tions to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph, James and Raymond, former Miss Pearl Donnegan, weekend at Sayresville, L. I. Circle will initiate its fall Bongart and Mr. and Mrs. spent the week end at Phillips- Colonia. They also visited and Mre Island. meeting, schedule at the home Richard Van "Lenten. burg, -visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wittersein, Englishtown, I —Susan Lynn Napolitano of Mrs. L, Allan Beeves, Har- Walter Ho-well. who is a surgical patient at rison Avenue, September 8. MORE ON SOCIAL Fitkin Memorial Hospital, celebrated her sixth birthday. SECURITY • —Mr. ' arid " Mrs. Frank I Guests were Joanne Donog- —Mr. ana Mrs. Donald Mc- Neptune. Lellan celebrated their sev- Senator Kennedy vD..Mass.) Braunschweig and son Craig, hue, Christine Schwobel, has urged that old-age bene- have returned from a visit —Mrs. Thomas Perry and i Laura and Ilene Richman, enth wedding anniversary 1 with a family party. fits be increased eight per cent with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tor- daughters, Kathryn and Ro- Gail and Debbie Moorehead, instead of seven per cent as renti, Columbus, Ohio. berta, spent several days | Annette Shandalow, Beth Ep- —Freddy Silva celebrated provided in a House-passed so- ;•" —Mr. and Mrs. William visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles stein and Judy Wolchuk. his birthday with, a family cial security bill. ;; Bihler were hosts at a bar- W. Perry and daughter Mi- party. Guests were Mrs. A. ; —Mr. and Mrs. Constant In testimony prepared for becue birthday party in. hon- chele at their summer cottage, BUSY HUSKING COEN at the Labor ©ay picnic of the Ladies Auxiliary, Sewaren Outboard Motor Club, were the Shissias and sons, Paul, Ray- Bertin and Mr. and Mrs. An- Lavalette. the Senate Finance Commit- or of John Higgins, New York workers shown above (left to right) Mrs. Charles Anders ch, Mrs. Walter Daniels, Mrs. Kenneth Hutchins, Mrs. mond and Mark, have re- thony Bertln, TJtica, N. Y., tee, he also advocated an in- City. Guests from New York, —Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Julius Prohaska, Edward Prohaska, Leo Ferrari, and Charles Andersch. The picnic was held at the Sewaren Grove, turned from their vacation. Mrs. B. McLoughlin and Mr. crease in lump-sum death pay- Elizabeth, Staten Island just above the beach. Fresh cooked crabs, stuffed cabbage, hamburgers, watermelon and all the fixin's were served and Mrs. J.'stipak, Levittown, Baiza and children Thomas —Lawrence Witt celebrated ments and an amendment to Roselle Park and Iselin at- and Carol were dinner guests and a grand time had by all. L. I. provide aid for dependent tended the affair. his sixth birthday with a of Mr. and Mrs. Walter family party. Mr. and Mrs. —Happy, tenth anniversary children with unemployed .- —Eli Cohen of Miami, Fla. Huryk. Drain fresh cooked or physician should be consulted. Alexander Begley, Mr, and to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bich.- fathers. was an overnight guest of canned asparagus. Dip in egg Eye-strain is a frequent Mrs. K. Begley and Mr. and man, Park Avenue. Kennedy contended an eigh* Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cohen. and fine crumbs or flour. Chill. cause of headache. This is cor- Mrs. George Witt attended —The Chain O'Hills Cancer per cent increase is necessary —Mr. and Mrs. Her.ry Hap- Acme to Offer SARAH ANNE'S Fry, a few at a time, in deep Health and Beauty rected by proper glasses. Poor the celebration. Dressing Club met with Mrs. to cover higher living costs. pel and sons, Richard, Henry, fat until coating is delicately lighting, either too dim or too Jr., Alan, Gary, Bruce and ? brown. Drain on paper towel. Great numbers who suffer glaring, causes headaches. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Unusual Plant COOKING from headaches are urged via Injuries to the head, concus- Mtesimmons and sons, Robert, Hot Slaw sion, tumors, or abscesses of Jr. and Thomas and Mrs. WOODBRIDGE — One of The modern woman knows radio and television, to use the most unusual plants in that vegetables provide not V2 cabbage such a variety of cures for the brain, meningitis, and Henry Rohlfs, were guests at many other acute or chronic a barbecue party at the home the world is now within reach only starches and sugar for 2 egg yolks, slightly headaches that they become of home gardeners through- energy, as well as several beaten confused and do not know conditions are accompanied by of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De what to do about it all. headaches. High or low blood ore Sena, Nixon. out the area. The unique car- forms of protein, but what is % cup cold water nivorous Venus's Fly Traps, most important they provide 1 tablespoon butter The causes of many head- pressure frequently: causes —Mr. and Mrs. Walter headaches. Kvonert and children, Walter plants that actually catch and vitamins A, B, C, E, and G, in % cup hot vinegar aches are due to over-indul- and Carol Ann, were guests of eat insects, are being dis- addition to mineral salts. Vz teaspoon salt gence in eating, smoking, Migraine headache is not Mr. and-Mrs. Emil Caliendo, tributed through the garden Shred cabbage. Mix egg drinking, taking cold, or to well understood by the medical Be sure to buy fresh, firm various and sundry disturb- Paterson. . center of the American Stores and ripe vegetables. yolks, cold water, butter, profession. It is often accom- men buy —Mr. and Mrs Max Drucker supermarket at Route 1 and vinegar, and salt. Cook over ances in the vital organs. panied by many strange symp- the Green Street circle, Wood- Winter vegetables may be hot water, stirring constantly, toms, such as flashes of light, bought in large amounts if Why does the head ache bridge. until thick. Add cabbage and when the real disturbance is in grotesque vision, and great there is a suitable, dry, cool, reheat. Originally native only to a place for storage. some other part of the body? pain. These attacks may come Balog to Lead . The brain is the center of the at intervals of . months or Moberti , small area of North and South Buy only the amount of Chinese Spareribs With Bice Carolina, the plant has been nervous system, and the im- weeks. It is due to many summer vegetables you can 3 pounds fresh pork spare- pulses that are sent to it from causes of which heredity and : / Dog Training successfully propagated and use immediately, because they grown in cultivation. ribs other sections of the body allergic reactions are com- WOODBRIDGE — Alec deteriorate very quickly and 1 Yi cup soy sauce that are in distress are mani- mon. Salog, 225 Martool Drive is The plants are packaged are best when cooked soon 2 cloves garlic, crushed In highly emotional people, HaJi with sphagnum moss in a fested by the pains in the president of the newly-organ- after gathering. 1 teaspoon salt head. it is often due to a shock, ized Middlesex Dog Training polyethylene bag with culture Creamed Celery 2 teaspoons sugar anger, grief, disappointment, instructions and a color pic- Occasional headaches often Club which will inaugurate 2 cups celery cut in inch 1 tablespoon sherry wine indicate some slight infringe- or other mental upsets. fall training classes with an ture of the plant. long pieces 4 cups cooked rice One of the best remedies It is an unusual opportunity ment of health laws, but when exhibition this Wednesday at y2 cup milk Wash and remove as much they become chronic, it may against headaches is a peace- clothes' 8 at Kolasa's Hall, 55 Perm for flower lovers and home 2 tablespoons flour ful mind, especially one that gardeners to obtain one of the gristle as possible from the mean that the condition may Street, Perth Amboy. Classes 2 tablespoons margarine ribs and dry with a towel. be serious, and a competent is free from, envy and hate. will be instructed by Mr. Ba- most unique plants in the Salt and pepper plant kingdom. Place the remaining ingredi- log and William Speidel, Fan- Place the celery in a stew ents, except the rice, in a wood, and will demonstrate Natalie Wood is on Bob pan, cover with boiling water large, deep bowl and mix well. because. every phase of obedience work Wagner's set every day and and boil until tender, about Let ribs soak in sauce 10 min- set up by the standards of the stays all day. It's their plan half an hour. The water should utes. Place the ribs in the American Kennel Club. The for a happy marriage, al- be reduced to x/z cup. Make a broiler and broil, basting oc- public is invited and a though they say they loathe sauce with the celery water, casionally with sauce from Low Overhead question and answer period the word togetherness. milk, flour and margarine. which the garlic has been •will be conducted. They've been seperated only Add the cooked celery and sea- strained,; until both sides are means low priee&F Regular classes will start five days since their wedding. son with salt and pepper. brown and well cooked. Serve September 17, with a begin- Natalie said, "It was a misera- ribs on individual servings of ner's course, an intermediate ble experience and we'll not French Fried Asparagus hot rice. Class and an advanced class. repeat it." Asparagus, fresh or canned Low Overhead means that | Further information may be Bob, when asked what Egg TJ. S. troop intervention you never pay for fancy \ obtained from Mr. Balog. qualities he finds most de- Fine crumbs or flour backfires on Chamoun. frills, or meaningless extend ] m "VTOITPN, poii.ced to Natal.e ana said, "Slip's goi You pay only for what you Uiem .ill." wear! And, since we make ihem suits in our own tailoring plants^ ihen sell them direct to you- you save all in-between costs! That's why millions ol men, coast to coast; shop and save the Robert Hall Low * Overhead way.

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West Street, have returned after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Schaffer, Norwich, N. Y. Inman Avenue Section Coieitia —Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Les- (Including Dukes' Estates, Canterbury Village, ser and sons Ronald and Marc, Broadway Avenue, spent the MENLO PARK TERRACE WoodteMge Knolls, Shore Crest Acres, Lynn Labor Day weekend in the — "Growing Forward, You? Oaks, Oak Ridge Heights) Catskill mountains. School, Your Community and You," is the themer for .the —William and David Spruill, coming year announced by Pine Street, have returned By MSS. tEROY HOUMAN has been deputized to accept the program committee of home after a visit with rela- E. First.Street registrations at her home. School 19 PTA. - Colonia tives in Baltimore, Md. and :—Independent club will Macon, N. C. Max Winget, safety directs? FU S-2341 meet tonight at 8 at Delaware of the AAA, will present a —Mr. and Mrs. Eert Cham- film and short talk on bicycle —Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Avenue building. bers, Pine Street, are the safety at the next meeting of Oulette, Inman Avenue, have —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hesse, parents of a daughter, Patric- the PTA September 17. returned after a motor trip j 324 Cypress Drive, entertained ia, born August 27, at Muhlen- to Montreal, Canada and the for the seventh birthday of Mrs. -. Fred Hearn, Ethel berg Hospital, Plainfield. They Street, would like to - take New England states, spending their daughter Nancy. Guests have- another daughter Debra. several days at Livingston, included Mrs. Henry Hesse St. names of volunteers who will Springfield, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. A Fontanel- serve as class mothers. Maine. Ia, Broadway Avenue, were The- first fund raising as= •—Jaines Smith, son of Mr. Arnold Platt and children Bonnie and Sheryl, Mr. and guests of Essex County As- tivity of the PTA will be a. and Mrs. John Smith; Wendy semblyman Isadore Lauf er and Mrs. Sanford Shapiro and fashion : show to be held Oc= Road, celebrated his tenth Mrs. Laufer, at a Chamber of children Lisa and Andrew, tober 7 and 8. birthday while visiting his Commerce dinner at the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Judy Judd, Elaine Eott, Pa- Flemington Fair, honoring trice Schildkraut, Laura Kxio- CHAMPION GABBER - fcfr Patrick Smith, West Port, Governor and Mrs. Robert BUFFALO, N. Y. — Mass. bel, Pamela Terrell, Mary Meyner. Mansfield, Betty Lynn Ray- every man knows -— that wo- men are the longest-winded —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Da- ner, Susan Pick, Drew, Scott talkers in the world — lias inen and children Karen, Joan and Sally Hesse. (SENATE VOTES and Henry, Lancaster Road, been confirmed by Mrs; Jane j The Senate recently ap- have returned after a week's —Leroy Holman Jr. cele- Drdul, a 27-year-old house- vacation at Niagara Palls, brated his eleventh birthday proved a resolution calling for wife. . . 7.. .. •-. Fort Niagara and Welland Wednesday with guests John a conference to discuss an in- ternational, health and med- She kept up a steady stream Canal, Canada and visiting Remizowski, John and Bart of small talk for-four days, ical research year. The reso- Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Nicholls, Caterina. Bruce Horning, two hours and 24 seconds anfi.f Hamburg, N. Y. Louis and William Davis, lution now goes to the House. claimed United -States - siy .' Leonard Williams, Jeff rev- It asked President Eisenhower world records. . : • —Miss Joan Mody, Broad- to extend to other nations way Avenue, is home after a Handler, Donald Lopez, Fred Her husband, an office clerk, through the World Health j week's vacation at Wildwood. Smith and brother James took care of their, two chil- i —September 26 is the dead- Arthur. Organization and related dren while she gabbed away j line Tor registering for the —Mr. . and Mrs. Michael groups an invitation to discuss and won S200 in cash and sev= the feasibility of a commem- eral hundred dollars in-mas* FOB NEW TO8EFOKMS: A. check for $225 was presented to Avenel-Colonia Rrst Aid Squsg "by the AveneS lions Ctab toward t&e purcba.se of uni- | November elections. Mrs. Alyce Fonduck and children, Mich- orative year. chandise. - :••.-. fonsas for squad members, Left to right, J. J. Godby and Abner Feldman, past president and president of Xlons Club; Stanley Chapman, seguad presi- i Moody, 13 Broadway Avenue, ael, Nancy and Catherine, dent; Andrew Introne, secretary; Floyd Owens, George Atkinson, Owea Boff, Stephen Bumback captain. Back row, Bobert ScswfieM, Francis Nekarda, Richard Crawford, Hairy Jones, Vernon Johnson and William Selby. Missing- from the picture are Srnrst ISergnme'IIer, FraBfeCEiiPEi-, Xl«5ieit TJon.-.ti). Edward Mann, Stephen MeszarOs, James MeHugrh, George Watson i^asi VJLOI ZclIsLPr.

You Are. The orchestra anci Lions Present chorus is under the direction of Marty Gold. . $225 to Squad The NEW RECORDS Moon Tan, by the Tech- niques, (Roulette) is a record AVBNEI. — In the begin- with a catch beat and good ning week; of the annual drive By Felix (The Cat) Brown vocalizing. The Wisest Man for funds being conducted by Decca enters the popularity You Know on the other side the Avenel-Colonia First Aid sweepstakes with two long- play albums that bid far a leaves something, to be de- Squad, the Avenel Lions Club sired. 7 presented the squad "with a place in record collections all King has a. sure-fire hii check for $225 for new uni- over the country. First' and with Earl Bostic's Pinkie anu forms for squad members. The fore most among these — Twelve Easy Ibessons inTLove, Home Sweet Home Bock. Thi> money, raised sby the lion's man can't go wrong. Club at its annual minstrel featuring the incomparable in April, was presented to keyboard, style of Carmen Smiley Lewis has made one \ Stanley Chapman, president Cavallaro, -with orchestral ac- for Imperial which "we really of the squad, by Abner Feld- companiment. "Try a little go for—Little Liza Jane. Oli man, president of the Lions Tenderness," "'Please Be the flip side is My Loye Is Club. Kind," "The Touch^of Your Gone. The two-piece uniforms Hand," and "Walfciri' My turn Turn, for Federal, i are white with green trim. Baby Back Home" are just a disked by Kenny Martin, is The squad, which maintains few of the popular "oldies" a "no bones' about it" rock 'n' two fully-equipped ambu- revived in this disking. roll number. On the flip side' lances, is on 24 hour call. Balletomanes will sit up and is a crying bit called I'm' $ Canes, crutches, wheel chairs take notice of Ballet Hi-Fi, Sorry. " ' .1 Fabulous 12 and oxygen tents are available done by Mishel Piastro and The "Top Ten" popular • to residents of Avenel and his concert orchestra, Tchai- tunes of the week from Bill- Colonia iij need. kovsky's immortal "Sleeping board Magazine. are: (1) Vo- ' The drive will continue dur- Beauty," Delibes" delicate mu- lare; (2) Patricia; (3) Just a; one day ing the month of September. sic from "Coppelia," Bizet's Dream; (4) Poor Little Fool; thundering "Carmen," all (5) • Little Fool; (6.) My True SOVIET-BLOC TRADE BANS come to life under Piasfcro's Lover (7) Bird Dogf (8) Bebel The TJnited States is re- expert conducting and are a Eouser; <9) Fever; (10) luctantly easing its curbs on SWEATER, PLUS SKIRT adds up to a pretty school outfit, fair sampling of what Decca When.' • • '''--:.••:•;• ,:trade with the Soviet bloc in and she can wear the same .sweater with other skirts to offers, "the buying public on ! t Europe. this waxing.; multiply her wardrobe. Mandarin collar, double-breasted It is doing so-tinder pressure TIGHTER LOAN POLICY ; closing provides extra measure of fashion. Bulky knit car- from allies and American busi- Bill Hayes has a "good lis- The Federal Reserve Board,! by Kniiowa in Tycora yarn. ness men. in search of newtening" release under the showing deepening concern 5 markets.' Kapp label—A Summer Love. ovfer the threat of inflation,! It should have great teenage has reserved' its recession President signs bill easing appeal. On the flip side you policy and moved toward secrecy on data. will find He'll Take .You as tightening the money supply. MAURO MOTORS, INC. ANNOUNCES...

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"V., 110 Jeffery Road, Colonia. 4—Ladies' Auxiliary meeting, V.F.W. Post, Iselin. "After stating my refusal, Typezwnterz Avenue. and reasons therefor, the Believe it or not the summer 5—Meeting, Woodbridge Township Employee's Associa- Court indicated that our ac- 3s over. You lucky people who tion, 8 P. M., Town Hall. tion was illegal, that thj* basked in the sunshine at the S—Annual Picnic, Auxiliary Woodbridge Little League plaintiff was entitled to Judg- seashore or up in the moun- and Pony League at Avenel Park. ment forthwith and that it tains must come down to earth 8—Mother Club of Woodbridge, meeting, 119 Grove would not postpone the effee and become part of the worka- Avenue. tive date thereof unless the day world once again .. . Kids 8—Meeting, Menlo Park Civic Organization, School 19. plaintiff consented with or without conditions. have gone back to school, bar- 8-^Annual carnival, Colonia First Aid Squad, Inman becue equipment is being Avenue Ballfield, 7 to 11 P. M. "Rather than have the stored away, pop is wondering 9—Meeting, Metwood Chapter, ORT, Metuchen Com- ^ judgment take effect immedi- whether to put in a new lawn munity Center. i ately, I had no alternative but now or wait until spring and WEJLCOMEXSi IF© WOOBBEIBGE TOWNSHIP: Sew teachers in tbe iowrasfeip sdbssol system were guests of iuaaor at a Jmwheon Traesday noon at the to accept the offer made. 9—Meeting, Chain O' Hills Women's Club, First Presby- mom is thinking that she had new School IS, IseEra, given by the Board of SSncaiiojr. The new teachers weee £a&en «a a. tour of i&e "TawnsMps* schools prior to t&e "It was under these cir- better get a fall bonnet and a terian Church, Iselin. cumstances that the January 9—Executive Board meeting, School 1 PTA, 120 Grove couple of fall dresses. Yup, ing, Lafayette, $66,658; Cozy Aa accomplished dancer, 1, 1959 date was included in summer is over . . . And now Avenue. Fungus Septic Tanks Corner, $44,379; Kennedy Man Hurt in Stuart has studied acrobatic the Judgment but, as I indi- you thad better get set for a 10—Annual Bazaar, Trinity Episcopal Church from 2 (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Park, $52,979, combined bid, dancing- for eight years and cated above, it can neither ba lot of political propaganda . . . P. M. vealed k neighbor had painted Edward M. Preputnik: were $159,877; Olenich Plumbing ballet and tap for two and considered as a precedent by The Democratic Organization 10—Greater Colonia Democratic Club, meeting at Hoff- an old telephone pole which automatically advanced to Richardson Engineering Co .; Freak Mishap one-half years. He has ap- the Planning Board or Town- is all set for its $25-a plate 5s used as a clothes pole and Patrolmen First Class with an and Heating Company, La- peared at benefits for various ship Committee nor does it man Boulevard School, Colonia. AVENEL—Carl Buesch, 48, dinner at the Pines, September the paint had splattered the automatic increase of $200 a fayette, $85,676; Cozy Comer, organizations including vet- vest in either body any right 10—Meeting, Greater Iselin Civic Association, Pershing 47 Fifth Avenue, was taken to 18 ... The Democratic County hedges. ... $54,069; Kennedy Park, $66,- erans' hospitals. to limit, restrict, prohibit or Avenue School 15 at 8, . year, to Perth Amboy General Hospital . Committee will meet at the 291; combined bid, $205,000 deny the applications for 11-—Meeting, Parents' Auxiliary, Woodbridge Little Install Silencers $5,500. Tuesday after he was injured A student at the Wylie Town Hall September 11 at Lafayette. $73,672; Cozy Cor- major subdivisions between League and Pony League. The plant manager went on Mrs. DeOs Holton and Oliver in a freak accident. School of Dancing he was the 8:30 . . . John Evanko and ner, $48,921; Kennedy Park, the present and January 1, to say that in addition to Cadwaladnr were appointed . Ruesch's . panel truck was star in the school's ballet and David T. Miller, Fifth Ward 14—Buffet supper, Junior Woman's Club of Woodbridge, $52,770; combined bid, $173,- 1959, if such applications fully eliminating the flame from school guards at $80 a month. stalled on Avenel Street, near performed with one of the Republican candidates have home of Mrs. Leo Farley, Woodbridge Avenue, 636; Sahn Company, Kennedy comply with our Ordinances a smoke stack which was the With the receipt of $1,204,- the Avenel firehouse and an- teachers, Miss Patricia Wren, '"' challenge Walter Cahill and Sewaren. Park, $52,449; Nicholas and with the law. basis of several complaints, 362.75 in gross receipt taxes other truck driver, John Lin- Roselle. Charles Hozempa, their Demo- 17—Meeting of PTA, School 19, Menlo Park Terrace. Shwalje, combined bid, $182,- "In light of. the foregoing, silences have been installed from Public Service Electric zer, 38, 15 Livingston Avenue, To show that he is an ail- cratic opponents, to a debate 18—Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary, Iselin Post V.F.W. 357. I must reiterate, and regret- on two steam-driven com- and Gas Company the Town- offered to pull the stalled ve- around boy, Stuart's hobby is / "on issues paramount to the fully so, that the policy es- 20—Fall dance, Colonia First Aid Squad, Ladies' Aux- pressors from which a sort of ship treasurer was authorized Heating hicle with a chain. xishing. citizens of Colonia and Wood- tablished by the Planning iliary, Eagles Hall, Grand Avenue, Rahway. put-put noise had emanated. to pay tax anticipation notes Heating and ventilating bids Just before they were to bridge Township proper." Board and Township Commit- Studies are now being made 1-8 inclusive in the principal start off, according to Sgt. Al- . . . Yup, summer is over and are: Boro Plumbing, Lafay- tee to prohibit major subdi- by engineers, Mr. Tenthoff amount of $50,000 each to- bert Martin and Officer An- School Bell , ^ the fall is here in earnest . . . ette, $69,743; Cozy Corner, visions is illegal and, that w* revealed, to find some way to gether with accrued interest of $56,278; Kennedy Park, $51,- thony O'Brien, Ruesch spied (Continued from Page 1) EVEN NEAR A PRISON? eliminate the humming sound have no alternative but to j Mere and There: $3,888.89. 908, combined bid, $173,500; his brother-in-law, Clifford elude general duties of police, WOODBRIDGE — Charles from motors which is plainly approve them provided, of I can't understand, with Membership Tea The "VFW of Iselin was Week, 36, 46 Hudson Boule- general principles of New Jer- Hornfisher, 210 East Colfax heard throughout the Haga- Contello, Lafayette, $72,114; course, that they comply with, i such a lovely new high school, granted permission to utilize vard, coming up the street in sey Law and classification of Avenue, Roselle Park, report- man Heights section, particu- Cozy Corner, $57,855; Ken- all requirements." ; why the west parking lot is in the triangle at Dow and Auth nedy, $54,489; combined bid, a third truck. Ruesch waved crimes, laws of arrest, basic such bad condition. Pull of ed to Patrolman John Yuhasz Slated Tonight larly after nightfall when Avenues and Wright Street $179,812; John E. Joyce, to Week, got out of his own criminal investigation, laws of / holes. Thought they would fix Tuesday that a tubeless tire WOODBRIDGE — The traffic dies down. for the erection and mainten- vehicle and began unfasten- Lafayette, $74,669; Cozy Cor- evidence, motor vehicle and it during tbe summer, but and wheel and a car jack were Ladies Auxiliary of the Wood- ance of a flag pole. ing the chain. Unfortunately, Dons Patches Meanwhile. arrangements ner, $62,013; Kennedy Park, traffic, courts and court pro- here a new school term has stolen from the trunk of his bridge Township Jewish War have been completed for the On supplication of the Hess Week thought Ruesch was still (Continued from Page D car while the vehicle was $56,725; Richardson Engi- cedure, reports and report started and nothing has been Veterans will hold a member- Board of Health meeting Trading and Transport, Inc., seated in his truck, drove up writing. San Francisco to Cainden oa done . . . Home owners are parked in the parking lot of neering, Lafayette, $72,781; ship tea tonight at 8:30 at Tuesday night when officials an ordinance was introduced behind it and began to push. Instructors will be Special a "trip to nowhere". The bike jealous of Frank Svehla, head the N. J. State Prison, Rah- to vacate Garden Street, Oak Cozy Corner, $62,558; Ken- Ruesch was pinned between the home of Mrs. Charles of the company, residents of Agent Dean Paarmarin, FBI; has one good pedal and ona groundskeeper at the Colonia way Avenue, Avenel. Street, Center Street, Orchard nedy Park, $58,777; combined his own truck and the rear of Goldberg, 110 Jeffery Road, the area, and State Depart- Chief W. L. Simpson, Prose- broken, pedal and developed Country Club, who is using a Street and Cliff Street, in the bid, $191,874," Sahn, Kennedy Iinzer's vehicle. two flat, Cheerfully Credulous Colonia. ment of Labor and State De- cutors Office, Detective Bu- very worn tires new $,i>50 aerating machine vicinity of its property in Port Park, $54,141; Schwalje, com- which are "Do you believe that awful Mrs. Morris Braunstein, partment of Health officials Ruesch was taken to Perth reau; Mr. Wilentz, Leo Lowen- only available in which removes weeds without Reading. bined bid, $204,482; George Amboy General Hospital by New York. story they are telling about past department president, will be on hand. kopf, Deputy County Clerk; damaging the grass . . .The Stewart, Lafayette, $69,620; the Avenel First Aid Squad Looking as if he might o| Alice?" will be the speaker. A film Mayor Hugh B. Quigley Trooper Raymond Workman Springwood Swimming Club, Bud Bartow of Douglas, Cozy Corner, $58,924; Ken- and admitted for treatment stepped out of a child's fairy- "Of course I do. What is it?" "Dear Mom" will be shown, said he felt the meeting will Sgt. Harold Seidlep, State Colonia, officially closed Labor Ariz., is seen on the golf nedy, $56,398; combined bid, for possible fractured ribs. depicting the work done at help to give each side some Police, Trooper Eugene Halton. tale book, Slim said he was Day with a bang-up celebra- Veterans Hospitals. course several nights a week. $181,221. born in Beaumont, Texas, 43 visited Ausable Chasm, New idea of the problems each and Captain Drosdick. tion to hear some of the boys Other guests will include The mystery was solved when The first football Scoreboard years ago and worked as a talk abouc it ... Guess what York, recently . . . faces and "some of the mis- Electrical Work Mrs. Fanny Fleischer, central Bartow admitted he attached was used when Pennsylvania merchant seaman until 1956 they .vrved the new teachers understandings which have jersey president, Mrs. Julia a flashlight to his cap in such Electrical work, Lafayette played Harvard at Cambridge when he missed his ship, S3 at School 18, Tuesday—Hun- evidently arisen will be Developers Last But Not Least: Shadlen, past vice-president, a manner that the beam School, Allen Electric Co., in 1893. Battle Mountain ; in Mexieo garian stuffed cabbage—and cleared up." Bayonne chapter. focused on the golf ball. This $57,618; Electricon Suburban, (Continued from Page 1) and had to make his way back it smelled wonderfully ac- Born at Perth Amboy Gen- Committeeman L. Ray Ali- forced him to keep his head Inc., $59,400; H-T Electro at the conclusion of the argu- to California by every possible cording to Windsor Lakis, our eral Hospital; from Fords, a Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Jack bani told The Independent- down or not see the ball at Service Co., $51,027; Louis H. Juvenile Decency ment, that the Court would means. staff photographer . . . daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Saperstein, Mrs. Herman Leader he felt he was mis- Reber and Mrs. Seymour all. Good practice, said B&r- Lessner, $47,647; Molnar (Continued from Page 1> declare our Resolutions illegal He said that was when th# seph Siwiec, 20 MacArthur quoted when he was quoted tow. Electrical, $53,773; Service During his Sophomore year, Street, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mermelstein are in charge of as saying "I will not rest until and void and would rule in traveling bug "got" him an4 Jottings: arrangements and refresh- Electric, $52,516. Cozy Corner Stuart had four major sub- favor of the plaintiff, I had he has wandered ever since. Eugene Christensen, 5 Wash- the plant is moved out of Ray Mueller, former major school, Allen, $41,350; Slec- Labor Day weekend con- ments will be served. jects and, received straight no alternative but to seek a Asked his present ; desti* fused the men in town. Seems ington Avenue, a son to Mr. town." league catcher, is managing' tricon, $42,740; Foremost A's in each. and Mrs. Anthony Zaleski, 10 the Pueblo Bruins in the postponement of the effective nation, Slim replied: "Have that barber shops in town "What I meant", Mr. Ali- Electrical Service, $39,000; The 16-year-old hopes to Ling Street, a daughter to Mr. Class A Western League. The date of the Judgment for at none, but I am headed back were closed for the holiday, so §23 GONE bani stated, "was that I will H-T, $32,319; Lessner, $34,- study mathematics and has and Mrs. Joseph Makuch, 182 team is in the Chicago Cub least one year so as to enable toward the West coast by way they remained open yesterday, AVENEL — Audrey Faga, not rest until all of the com- 611; Molnar, $36,787; Service, his heart set on attending Jackson Avenue, a son to Mr. chain. our recently launched school of Canada." He said his initial which was the regular closing 589 Mereline Avenue, Avenel, plaints registered by the peo- $37,554; Kennedy Park School Princeton's Advance School of and Mrs. Michael Germak, program to partially catch up purpose in making the trip day. Hardly anyone showed up informed Patrolmen Charles ple of Port Reading are taken Allen, $39,685; Electricon, Learning. As for his career 65 Carlton Street, a daughter Dartmouth College held its with our ever expanding was self-satisfaction and to to occupy a chair. . . . Navy Wyda and Roy Maskarinets care of to their satisfaction." $42,640; Foremost, $38,000; he intends to do research. to Mr. and Mrs. Abram Van first intercollegiate swimming prove his complete; inde- Lt. (jg) Fred Sorenson, 46 Tuesday that someone took H-T, $33,906; Lessner, $33,- Stuart is a member of the school population. Bramer, 350 Ford Avenue, a meet in 1921 against Spring- pendence, but now, he finds Martin Terrace is serving with $23 from her wallet that was 800; Molnar, $37,329; Service, served as Urged Postponement son to Mr. and Mrs. Carl field College. Forensic Society, his main goal is to learn mora the Air Transport Squadron in the parlor of her home. Nab Boys $36,833. executive "When I vigorously pressed Newman, 805 King George Sophomore class about the world and. humaa Seven at Naval Air Station, and as a member of the El for a postponement which, Road, a daughter to Mr. and (Continued from Page 1) Combined bids for electri- nature. . . Moffett Field, Calif . . . Speci- Mickey Rooney and his son Dorado staff he designed the frankly, found little favor Mrs. Edward Wojtanowski, The trio at first were afraid Bids on Schools cal work in all three schools: Does he plan So sefcil* alist Four Frank J. Mesar, 24, Teddy, 9, hop to Australia in cover for last June's literary with the Court, the plaintiff 216 Liberty Street, a son to to talk but finally admitted Allen, $128,888; Electrieon, down? ; son of Mrs. Kose Mesa, 23 September to headline a stage (Continued from Page 1) magazine annual. offered, without prejudice and Mr. and Mrs. William Gilles- the materials were stolen from $142,780; H-T, $115,585; Less- "Heck, no,": was his reply, Crampton Avenue, Wood- show which opens a huge new General Construction without conceding our right pie, 17 March Place. . . from the Elmwood Village Housing ner, $112,822; Molnar, $125,- The Colonia boy has earned "this is just getting "good." bridge, participated in a re- auditorium in Melbourne. Lafayette School: Ali Build- thereto, to postpone the effec- Woodbridge, a son to Mr. and project on Green Stret. 431; Service, $118,811. Ms varsity letter in track and' cent fire power demonstration Teddy, the spittin' image of ing Construction Co., $321,- tive date of the Judgment un- Mrs. Elmer Beck, 615 Ridge- A few hundred feet further has played Junior varsity held for General Maxwell D. his old man, has inherited his 068; Willard Dunham Con- til January 1, 1959. wood Avenue, a son to Mr. in the woods another partial- toasketball. Taylor Chief of Staff, U. S. father's talent, too. struction Co., $322,900; Jung Red Cross Stuart is a member of Con- "This offer was refused by Army, in Germany . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osolinski, ly completed building was Bros., $358,000; LaFountain, 511 Garden Avenue, a daugh- found together with a quanti- gregation Adath Israel and me for these reasons: (1) .it and Mrs. Jules Flemming and Inc., $333,600; Daniel H- Mc- (Continued from Page 1> was a member of the Stars of was voluntary and without Mrs. Gertrude Churchwell, ter to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Claude Rains leaves his ty of nails, canvas, windows Carron & Son, $304,000; J. M. to the Red Cross, 76 Main Bucks County farm to come and tools were discovered. David last year. He is presi- prejudice and hence would HI-2-034S Berkely Boulevard, Colonia, Gill, 156 Strawberry Hill, a Strauss, $354,900. Street, Woodbridge. A tele- : west and play Rock Hudson's The youths apparently in- dent of the Linden Chapter not be precedential; (2) the "AIR-CONDI3DIONBD" recently visited Caribbean daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Cozy Corner School; Ali, phone call will bring a solici- William Jones, 655 Rahway grandfather in "The Earth Is tended to use the shacks for of A.Z.A., Jewish fraternity. Township, in my opinion, was Gardens, at Naples Florida . .. $235,261; Dunham, $254,000; tor." Avenue. . . from Iselin, a Mine." Most of the picture parties. Jung, $278,000; LaFountain, THBRS. Thra,TUESDAY In the Mailbag: daughter to Mr. and Mrs. will be shot in the vineyards The younger boys told Sgt. $263,400; McCarron, $266,550; Daivd Farrar, who's finish- Army Specialist Five Lingle James Martin, 82 Pershing of Nap a Valley in northern Kenneth Van Pelt that they Strauss, $287,800. ing a picture at Metro, stays B. Triplett, whose wife, Mary, Avenue, a daughter to Mr. and California. "were forced to help" and Kennedy Park School, Ali, on for another, "Never So lives at 403 Hudson Boulevard, Mrs. Leslie Henderson, 61 were told by one of the older $233,000; Dunham, $234,400; Few." He will play a British Avenel, is serving with Task Anne Street.. . . from Avenel, Paul Douglas finally learned boys who had a .22 calibre Jung, $233,000; LaFontain, "THE VIKINGS" general. SUN., MON., TOES. Force 201 in Lebanon . . . a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. what was the matter with rifle that they would "get $236,700; McCarron, $211,550; TODAY THRU SA3?. With Kirk Douglas and Army Pvt. Edward Urbanski, John Rischak, 427 Avenel him; he's had a sinus infec- their heads blown off if they Strauss, $245,900. William Holden, Sophia Loreu "Mother of the Year" Tony Curtis son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Street. . . from Port Reading, squealed to the cops." tion for years and never knew Combined bids for all three Jerry Lewis ' "SASU AND THE TJrbanski, 9 Calvin Street, Sea- a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar it. He dropped 10 to 15 pounds The three small boys were schools on general construc- Hie Newly Remorated waren, recently completed the Zaremba, 42 Carteret Street.. MAGIC RING" while in the hospital. His ill- released in the custody of tion were as follows: Ali, heating and ventilation equip- from Colonial a son to Mr. ness gave Jack Carson one of their parents to await the Cinemascope ment installation and repair $779,889; Dunham, $805,000; and Mrs. Edward Novak, 32 the best roles he's had in "Ral- action of the juvenile authori- Guimina, $835,914; Jung, $848 FALCON iristaVision - leelmicolor Saturday Matinee course at Fort Leoard Wood, Maplewood Avenue. ly Round the Flag." ties. The older boys are still Plus—TJL SPechnicolor Mo. . . . The Woodbridge Guimina, $835,914; Jung, ••••'• —Plus — : "BEAST WITH FIVE- being questioned. $848,000; LaFountain, $821,- "THE GUN THAT WON Businessmen's Association will HALL . "AMBUSH AT FINGERS" :;••',' meet tonight at Howard John- 700; McCarron, $762,550; Bing Crosby asked for a Strauss, $837,600. 106 PulasM Aye., Carteret THE WEST" PASS"' •"SABTI AND THE. son Restaurant, Route 1, at showing of "Reluctant Debu- 6:30 to discuss fall promotions tante" for himself, and got it. Structural Steel Is Now Available For MAGIC .RING" ... Robert and Mimi Richm£:n Guess he wanted to see how Bids for Structural Steel Also Extra Cartoons and daughter, Ronnie, 36 Rex Harrison played the and miscellaneous iron work .» WEDDINGS Crocus Street, Woodbridge, father of the girl, huh? were as follows: Arron Iron Every Wednesday, Hungarian Works, Lafayette, $70,900; m SHOWERS . Show from 2 P. M. Corner, $55,400; Kennedy Park, $53,500, combined bid, ® BANQUETS WOODBRIDGE $179,400; Green Iron Works, @-COH9>ITiOH£3t Inc., Lafayette, $79,138; Cozy @ PICNIC AREA Corner, $58,310; Kennedy Stain or Shine Park, $58,720; combined bid, $196,000; Maltise and Sons, • Meeting Rooms THEATRE NOW SHOWING Inc., Lafayette, $73,979; Cozy For Hire OPEN At JP.a — SHOW AT BUSK Woodbridge, K. X LIMITED Corner, $55,099; Kennedy — AIR CONDITIONED — ENGAGEMENT Park, $56,060; Selbach-Meyer For Reservations Call Now Thru Saturday Co., combined bid, $210,000. Frank Sinatra - Tony Curtis - Natalie Wood TODAY THRT7 SAT. cJLee ^Jrnaited Lyou Plumbing KI 1-9888 SEPT. 4, 5, « To Have a "Look-See" at Plumbing: Contello Plumb- • "KINGS GO FORTH"- William HoWen, Sophia Ijoren in. OUB NEW FALL — CO-HIT —. HATS and Henry Fonda ** "THE KEY" Anthony Perkins The Tin Star" Shown at 6:30 and 3:00 P. M. HANDBAGS MON, TIDES. EXTRAI Friday Night EXTRAI SEPT. 7, 8, 9 FREE! SCHOOL SUPPLIES Jerry Lewis and dee'i HAT BAR FREE! 2 NEW ENGLISH BICYCLES Marilyn Maxwell in GYlfl OUTFITS 92 Main Street, Woodbridge and FREE! GIFT TO ALL CHILDREN VARSITY "At tfae Miniature Trading Post" — Plus -- "GIANT GB.&B BAG" Joel Me Crea. - Gloria 3eaH>t!f, m SWEATERS "CATTLE EMJPiBS?" We Tats "Tour Picture ;Witfi Tour WED. THRU .SA'E. Purchase of a Added Friday and 1Late SEPT. 10, IX, 12, M Varsity Sweater 681-691 and Saturday Horror Sttow F Book JtHdsort. Koosevelt Avc. GALA. PKEVIEW SATC56DAT MCfHT IS MIDNIGHT Cyd Charisseta Open Carteret So terrifying: we insure you for 51,000 against Friday Ev death by ftightt It will chill your MooA* "TWIUfiSfT FM IHMOP rr FRIDAY, SEPT, 5th NOESZEKA THE Next to Wooiwortk's o1 said. Furthermore, the drop and Mrs. William Medler, al- Betty Lou Keim. provinces of Cuba. |WILL TAKE may not be as great as last so went with them. >ear, it said, when the high —Miss Diane Dodd, Wright I YOU TO Street, attended two picnics • • • . • moisture content of the fall KEOPENING for Fall CLASSES | Akron, Ohio Harvested corn io irered prices over the weekend, one with of the grain. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Toole, | Charleston, W. Va> and the other with Mr. and SEPTEMBER 22nd ' Du Pont develops dacron Mrs. John Nagy, both Fords. Chapel Hill, N. a fiber for winter. —Emmy Lou and Louis Bar Harbor, Me. Elinor Schroeder j INSPECTING THE CAMPUS BY the college man will show off School of ike otJaitce one of his sports jackets such 3 tain, station rate from See Why "PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE" New Brunswick after 6 P.Mi as this one in burly stripes and all day Sunday. with muted coloring. By Lin- Studios at 181 Avenel Street, Avenei 10% tax not included. ft costs no more ett, from Wool Bureau, the professions! ssrrtees Itegiatration.; Lessons fen • AUGUST F. GSEINEB, Bir©et« tel you of one of TJuitai Coun*y'# NOW leading halidressejrs In the @ BALLET, & aew Home At The gam© Adten MKST PKESBTTEBIAN most modern beauty par- Thru ©TAP • . m Completely EemodeJed m. lor In the area - 2 com- SEPT. 20 © TOS ptet® floors devoted to «B • ACRO- DAY SCHOOL phases of beaut? CIASSES 4# GREEN STRE1T, WOODBI&DG3S RAHWAY, N. J. Private parsing BATIC own area at rear of For All Ages © HAWAIIAN • : Etioae: roofers »"'. "' 3Ys Years . Ages 3 Thru 5 For • BALL" carpenters •"'. 158 El«« Arenas antt Information &OOM- Bsfcwa? - Call MB 4-s43t! SaJlRwm Classes NURSERY and KINDERGARTEN wmsm&m ec-st if Ho 9 to V& Noon MffiBdar Tfara Friday ©PEBATORS SEBTffi Call FU-l-453e JuSsuts OPENS em SESTEBSBEB & £-1501 ic Classes 'Will lie limited to assure yonr NOTEt

sum anymore. The teenagers, who quit school before receiving their High Edison Towiishlp - Fords Beacon School diplomas, will find the high Opinions of school graduate has a much better irove of Sending Published Every Thursday by Others The Woodbridge Publishing Co. chance of commanding a higher sala ry. Post; Office Address: Fords, N. J. ONE JOB WELL DONE Marines to Lebanon by Nearly MErcury 4-1111 Prospects of finding jobs these days Congress has sent to the are not as bright as they were during White House the long-sought Charles E. Gregory bill to protect the rights and Editor and Publisher the immediate post-war years, and the Three to One Margin young boy and girl who have foolishly SOI OOL lMTE

Claire Ferbel Flower Show, Food Sale New Schedule . 2i School 14 PTA Engaged to Wed Scheduled for Sept* 9 For Library •'I,*"-"!* Meets Sept. 17 FOR.DS—IMrs. Leon Ferbel, FORBJ3 — Mrs. Helen FORDS — The executive S30 New* Brunswick Avenue, FORDS —• Mrs. Theodore club will be the next day, Sep- Falkenstein, librarian of the U Sokolowski, chairman of the tember 10, at 8:15 at the li- board of the PTA of School ahnounceir the engagement of Fords Public Library, an- 14 met with Mrs. George her daughter Claire, to David flower show being held Sep- brary. Color films of the tour nounced the schedule of hours tember 9 by the Woman's taken this ' summer by Mrs. Heath. Plans were discussed Reiner, son of Mrs. Morris starting September 8, for the for the coming year. Club of Fords, announced Herman Christensen will be convenience : of students on Reiner, Bronx, N. Y., and the The first PTA meeting will late Mr. Reiner. that entries for the judging shown. Members are reminded double school sessions, as fol- ^PS^UN; will be received at the Fords to-faring summer souvenirs to lows: be held September 17. Miss 3?ei-bel, daughter also Mrs. William Koscis, pro- Library starting at 12 noon sell at the meeting. Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- of the late Mr. Ferbel, is a that day. The show is open to gram chairman, announced member of the faculty of day, Friday and Saturday the program for the year. -. the public and entries will be from 2 to 5 P.M., Tuesday Woodbridge High School and accepted from any resident of Teen age dances will again is an insurance broker in her from 7 to 9, P.M. and Thurs- the Fords, area. Judging will day morning from 9 to 11 A:M. u be held at the school with family's business. She is a -~4s4s A*. Mrs. Carter Billings, juvenile graduate of New York Uni- take place at 2 by Louis Far- Services of the library, lo- kas, a local florist. protection chairman and Mr. versity. Her fiance is an cated at Corrielle Street,. are and Mrs. Anthony Pinelli, co- slumnus of St. John's Uni- Mrs. John Petersen and available free of charge to any Mrs. Herman Christensen are ^ I £**"* i \. '" """"*" * ^?**'" '' "•* **<•"' * " ^ chairman. versity and is an accountant resident of the Fords area. Mrs. Worth Lauritzen* in. New York. arranging the food sale to be Children must reach the third held in conjunction with the membership chairman, an- grade to become members. nounced that a membership show. Proceeds will benefit tea will be held to acquaint Men!© Park.. the library. Refreshments will parents with the PTA officers be served. Mrs. Andrew An- LAFAYETTE ESTATES & and chairman. The date will dersen will be in charge of the be announced at the general Terrace Notes kitchen. meeting. The regular meeting of the SHOREOREST at FORDS W MBS. SHIRLEY FISHLEB by MRS. LESTER KRESS i 148 Jefferson Street Pastor Visits 55 Inverness Terrace, Fords HopelawnYoiiti ; Menlo Paris Terrace Liberty 8-2215 ! liberty 8-5788 Parents Here —Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Bra- Plays Tonigk -Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fishier nnigah, 84 Hearthstone Ave- HOPELAWN — Rev. Albert HOPELAWW — The firsS were hosts Saturday in honor nue announce the birth of game in the World Series of the birthdays of their house W. Kovacs, son of Mr. and their fourth son Gary Steven, Mrs. Albert Kovacs, Pennsyl- sponsored by the Hopelawa guests Mr. and Mrs. Sam August 26. He joins brothers Youth Organization was WOJI Mitrani. Guests were Mr. andvania Avenue, visited his par- Jerold, Dean and Lee. ents from Pennsylvania where by the Yankees 7 to 6. William Mrs. Kenneth Kraemer, Mr. —A board meeting of La- Dvorak was the winning pitch- arid•- Mrs. Stanley Ungelieder, he is the pastor of St. John's fayette Estates Civic Associa- Evangelical and Reformed ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. er and Bruce Totin pitched f«r Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fishier Arthur Sutch, 514 Crows tion will be held tomorrow the Dodgers. The second game and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lapidus. Church, St. Clair and Emanuel night at the home of the Church, Minersville. Mill Road, Fords, announce will be played tonight at 5:45 —Mr. and Mrs. Edward El- the engagement of their president, Angelo Lombardi, P. M. Rev. Kovacs and his family daughter Joyce to Pf c. Rob- Snyder Road. Plans will be dridge are home from a vaca- returned yesterday to be on Annual awards will be pre- tion in Atlantic City. ert Cavstllaro, son of Mrs. discussed for the coining year, sented at an award day to be hand for the completion of the Alfred Cavallaro, 23 Willry including a proposed dinner .: —Mr. and Mrs. Seymour St. Clair Church after the con- held September 21 at th® Russell and children Eric, Street, Woodbridge, and the dance. RETTIRN FROM CAMP DRUM: Area mea wfeo trained wtlfe. the tttfXfb Arm? ISeserrc Serviees are siiown attove: Hopelawn field. gregation worshipped in an late Mr. Cavallaro. Kenneth and Lauren were incompleted building for 30 —The regular meeting of the Kneeling-, front row, SP3 Emery Konick, Jr., Carteret; PFC Wesley Smoyak, Fords; PFC Kaymentl Terpanick, weekend guests of Mr. and years. The Minersville church Miss Sutch is a graduate Lafayette Estates Civic Asso- Woodbridge; PFC Ralph Coppola, AveaeL Standing, SPS Bobext BS^er, WooflSuMge,, SE4 U, OA €&arles J. Mrs. Leonard Leifer, West- is also completing a renovation of Woodbridge High School ciation will be held September Aveael Ramot Chapter \ chester,. N. Y. The Russells program. and is employed by Personal 28 at Our Lady of Peace An- were also guests at a party Products, Milltown. nex. A lively program is pro- given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. Cavallaro is a gradu- mised. , Meets Tonight Tannenbaum. ORT to Convene ate of Woodbridge High —Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Wood- Smoyak Named ' POBDS- The board of —Mrs. Nathan Boydman School and is in the V. S. raff celebrated his birthday i Ramot Chapter, B'nai Brith and Mrs. Richard Powell were Next Tuesday Night Army stationed at Fort Bix. Sunday with a family party. Women, will meet tonight at appointed to head the decora- FORDS—Metwood chapter Guests included Mr. and Mrs. 'Best Soldier' 8:30 with Mrs. David Bregmaa, tions committee of the Menlo of Women's American ORT will meet Tuesday at 8 at the Fords Girl Crowned Danny Lombardi. (Special to the Independent- 18 Michael Street. Pack Terrace PTA Fashion Monday the Woodruffs Leader) The cakes which were baked Show to be held in October. Metuchen Community Center. Feature of the evening will 'Miss Perth Amboy' were hosts at a picnic with Mr. CAMP DRUM, N. Y..— PFC (for tomorrow's cake sale will —The White Birch Bowling be a cosmetic demonstration FORDS—Patricia Gail Mor- and Mrs. Lombardi and chil- Wesley W. Smoyak, 165 Wood- be picked up by the chairmen, League will resume activity by a make up expert. rison was crowned Miss Perth dren Donna and Danny and land Avenue,- Fords, was Mrs. L. Shapiro and Mrs. L. Tuesday at 9:30 at the Fords Amboy, Monday at the Ma- Joseph Smorra and chil- named the "best soldier of Bitkower, tonight and tomor- Recreation Center.. Interested POLIO VICTIM HOME jestic Theatre, in1 a contest dren Elaine and Joe, formerly the training period" with the row morning. This will be the persons are asked to register FORDS — Tommy Lund, sponsored by the Perth Am- of Lafayette Estates who now1107th Army Reserve Service first fund-raising activity of with Fred Jinks. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester boy Junior Chamber of Com- live in Newark. Unit — Military Intelligence the new season. —Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lund, Grant Avenue, has re- merce. Miss Morrison will rep- —Theresa Shine, daughter of Service Organization, Detach- Curvan and children Betty turned home from the Perth resent Perth Amboy in the Mr. and Mrs. James Shine, ment 180 of Kearny, N. J. Ann and Leonard visited Mr. Amboy General Hospital after Miss Middlesex contest. was hostess at a party Sat- Six other Woodbridge area and Mrs. Leonard Benedetto, an attack of poliomyelitis. Miss Morrison won second urday for her 11th birthday. Bryan, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Lund stated that Tommy men also completed the two- place hi the State-Miss Sea Guests were Paula Castello weeks required summer trains Mrs. James Benedetto. They is recovering very nicely from Betty Foley and Peggy Shine. Food Princess contest recently ing period at Camp Drum. By GLADYS E. SCANK,- - stayed at Dallas and returned the effects of the illness. at Point Pleasant. Her sister Susan was the week through the Blue Ridge Moun- end guest of Mr. and Mrs. The 1107th, under the com- 497 Lincoln Highways Iseliti tains of Virginia. Michael La Mastra, Mariners mand of Lt. Col. Charles Tel. LI 8-1K79 Sajben Jr., Avenel, enjoyed —Mrs. Sol Fishier was Harbor, S. I. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tag- hostess to the first executive Schmidt-Kelly Wedding one of its most successful —Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Gluck summer training periods. liareni and children have re- board meeting of the Middle- and sons Brian and David re- turned home after a ten day sex County chapter of Ameri- The other Woodbridge area visit with Mr. and Mrs, Ed- turned from a vacation at men who.completed the train- can Jewish Congress Thurs- Held at Lady of Peace Seaside Heights. They enjoyed ward Clark, Jackson, Mich. day. Present were Mrs. Nathan F OR D S — Miss Rebecca School, Astoria, L. I., the ing were: Capt. George Wyatt the use of a 16 foot motor of Woodbridge; SP3 Robert —Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Davidson, Mrs. Nathan Catherine Kelly, daughter of bride is an employee of the boat. Schneider, Denver, Col. were Schneider, Mrs. Alex Gold, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, American Telegraph and Tele- Bisler, Woodbridge; SP3 Em- —Sincere • sympathy to the ery Konick Jr., Carteret; PFC guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. William, Kaffenbaum, Long Island City, L. I., was phone Company. Mrs. Joseph Forzano. Mrs. Robert Redler, Mrs. Al family of the late Mrs. Veron- Ralph Coppola, Avenel; and married Sunday to Vincent Mr. Schmidt is a graduate ica Lynch, Glenwood Terrace, PFC Raymond Terpanick, —Weekend guests at Mr. Frankel, Mrs. Abe Landsman, James Schmidt, son of Mr. of Woodbridge High School and Mrs. Frank Tagliareni Mrs . Seymour Russell, Mrs. who passed away August 21. Woodbridge. All are members I : and Mrs. John Schmidt, 78 and a veteran of the U. S. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schreib of Det. 180. „ were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamira Norman Silver, Mrs. Ernest Mary Avenue. Rev. Alfred Army including service over- Tagliareni, Miami, Fla. Satur- Gansel, Mrs. Herbert Rosen- were hosts Sunday for Mrs. Lt. Col. Sajben earned spec- Smith officiated at the double- seas. He is a partner in Vine's Schreib's birthday. Guests day guests were Mr. and Mrs* thai and Mrs. Bernard Bob- ring ceremony at Our Lady of Food Service, Union Beach. ial recognition for his firing i Lloyd Fowler, Mr. and Mra, ; were Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, kin. Peace Church. with the pistol and carbine. ' Salvatore Tagliareni and Mr. and Mr. andMrs. Lee Blome. The Lt. Col., who has been in —Plans were set for the Given in marriage by her —Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly, and Mrs. Jack Manzella and regular meeting September 10 Arrangements Made the Regular Army and Army sons, Nicholas and Dominic. father, the bride wore a gown Inverness Terrace, Mr. and Reserve since 1939, fired "ex- at Congregation Beth Sholom, of white satin lace and tuile For Annual Bazaar Mrs. William McCaskell, Glen- —Mrs. Jack Messina is m Cooper Avenue, Iselin. A vari- pert" with the pistol and £ and a fingertip veil. She car- FORDS—Mrs.'Emily West- wood Terrace, and Mr. and missed expert by three points BEST SOLDIER": PFC. Wesley Smoyak, Fords, shot 193 out of a possible 20© wita house guest of Mr. and Mui. ety show and speaker will be ried a bouquet of white orchids lake and Mrs. Alice Domejka, Charles Messina. featured. Guests are welcome. Mrs. Philip Bartocci, Inver- with the carbine. He won the his carbine daring the training at Camp Brain. He was also named "best soldier and tuberoses. chairmen, announce the an- ness Terrace, celebrated wed- trophy awarded to the highest of the training period." —Mr. and Mrs. ©eorge Beif» Mrs. Anna Marie Brown, nual bazaar of the Ladies' ding anniversaries this week. scorer in the pistol competi- eridge and children George*, Auxiliary, Fords Memorial Jr. and Roseanii, have re- CLASS OF '53 KEtJNION Union Beach, was matron of -Mr. and Mrs. James Benzie tion. ARMS ASSETS The Marion Hargroves are. FORDS — Jack Geiling, honor. Robert Henry Schmidt, Post V.F.W. will be held Oc- and family took her mother Mrs. Sheaman Hostess turned home after having tober 15. In addition to winning the The Aircraft Industries As- expecting their third baby spent the month with Mr. an& 884 Main Street is taking Union Beach, brother of the Mrs. Ethel Falk on a trip Sun- 'best soldier* award, PFC scoiatcn said recently the De- reservations for the reunion bridegroom, was best man and The regular meeting of the To Five and Two Club sometime around the end of Mrs. Anthony Aiello, at tiieiB day to Ship Bottom near Sea- Smoyak placed second hi Det. fense Department has an in- this year. summer home in Manasqaaa. of the class of 1953, Wood- ushers were Thomas John Auxiliary will be September side Heights to celebrate her 18Q carbine firing by posting FORDS — Mrs. Walter ventory — ar.a thousands of bridge High School. Kelly, Long Island City, broth- 22 with a film shown by Miss birthday. Saturday the Benzies a 193 score out of a possible Sheaman. Dunbar Avenue, other items — worth more The affair will be held er of the bride, and Harold Barbara Lewis on American and Mrs. Falk were hosts to 200. It was the first time the was hostess at a luncheon of than $100,000,000,000. Saturday at the Bel-Air Inn, Wesley Miller, Baltimore. Frontiers, as a feature of the Mr. and Mrs. William Sleven," Fords resident had fired the the Five and Two Club of program. And the department spends Perth Amboy. A graduate of Bryant High Gamervnle, N. Y. ear-bine. PFC Smoyak missed Fords for the birthdays of about $7,000,000,000 a year— —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kulas by three points of matching Mrs. John Sullivan and Mrs.some $20,000,000 a day—mere- were hosts at a family birth- the unit's high mark of 196. Stephen Balasz. ly on maintenance operations. day party Thursday in honor Military Intelligence de- Mrs. Balasz won the special The industry organization of Mrs. Kulas. Guests were tachments from New York, prize. reported that 80,000 military The WYLIE SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gaw- New Jersey, Maine, Massachu- and civilian employes of the ryeh, Jersey City, and Chri- setts, and Connecticut com- Merger planned soon in department are involved in stine Kulas." prise the 1107th Lt. Col. paper industry. maintenance work. —Mr. and Mrs. Milton Prebut Sajben, in addition to being - of DANCING • •;_ and her mother, Mrs. I. Frie- the commanding officer of the man spent a month vacation- 1107th, is also the CO of Det. e 9 Announces Qasses in • -. • 23 Years ofProfessional Theatrical Training' ing at Bradley Beach with 160 in New York. He had been their children. For Mrs. I. the CO of Det. 180 since 1951 STUDY for PLEASURE or CAREER Frieman's birthday, the family and was transferred to the TAP • BALLET • ACROBATIC OPENING at '367" KING GEOBGE ROAD dined out and saw a show. command of Det. 160 in April. —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klebe During the two weeks, the and MODERN JAZZ were hosts Friday and Sat- 1107th devoted many hours FORDS, N.J. urday to Mr. and Mrs. Gary to specialised training in vari- STCBIO IN STUDIO Marx and daughters Judy and ous fields of Military Intelli- s o if on t • a. i. Ellen. Saturday, daughter Lin- gence. Also included in the da entertained at a barba- training was the familiariza- MUSIC ENROLL NOW Thru cue luncheon for her birthday. tion and qualification firing Quests were Susan Lombardi, with the carbine and piscol UKRAINIAN- GREEN Alice Falk, Judith Goldowsky, and night problems. Announces PAVILION STREET •--.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th Ellen and Judy Marx, and This was a return to Camp {St. Demetrius Steven Klebe. Mr. and Mrs. Drum for the 1107th. Unlike Community (Former Xioc&tiosi Robert Falk were afternoon most Army Reserve and Na- v Center) of Penny's FALL COURSES in Bance Studio) Classes and Private Instruction guests. Sunday the Klebes tional Guard units, this unit- Roosevelt Ave. were hosts to Mrs. Solomon does not have a set training Dancing Instruments EegistratioB Eegistrations For Klebe, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst camp each year. The last time Piano - Guitar - Drum Moses and son Howard and that MISO was here at Camp •• BALLET • TAP Accordion - Clarinet Mondays Start Today BEGINHERS - INTERMEDIATES - Mr. and Mrs. Herman Birken- Drum was in 1953. ® TOE ® MODERN Trumpet - Sax - Eleo. Only Thursday, ruth at a family party ' • BALLROOM Guitar Between the Sept. 4 ADVANCED and PROFESSIONAL —Congratulations to Jack Pank, chairman of -the Wood- Hellegaard Enlists; Hours Between the STUDENTS bridge Multiple Sclerosis Hope 1 P.M.&4P.M. Hoarg Chest Campaign, who con- At Great Lakes, ML • Sculpture • Languages - Or Call — Qasses in — ducted a successful drive un- IOAJML to4-pjw.: FORDS — Albert Helle- j • Art Frenclt - German - Italian KI-I-878S der the sponsorship of the gaard, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Bays Other Shan Pick-up Service BALLET -TAP - TOE -.HAWAIIAN JWV, Woodbridge Township • Voice William Hellegaard, 174 Cut- 1 • Drania Monday Available ACROBATICS - MODERN JAZZ Post. He was assisted by co- ter Avenue, has enlisted in the I Popular and Classical €aSI Our Main chairman Sam Wolkofsky. U. S. Navy and is stationed at j Studio Fhone HINDU -'.SPANISH DANCES and. —Happy birthday this week i Great Lakes, 111., for basic I 670 MAM STEEET, METUCHEN i also to Peter Konarski, Mrs. j training. > directors: ' •. --' ;.>\-V BALLROOM , Charles Aifckens, Mrs. B. Szy-I" He is a graduate of Wood- j M. FRANKL, HELEN & ALFBE© Steseas, Biseste? ieski, Slim Giunta, Mrs. Bill i bridge High School. • - : Ferreri, Edward Fehskens, — For Information — CLASSES IN-RAIUtOOM DAM5M© Phone HU titer 6-4597 Mrs. Gerald "Miller and Mrs.;'• -July .:. . -i production third Special Bates for Teen-agszs \ Loretta Lord. i highest this year. Call ...Liberty 8-1674 PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1958

Lutheran Church to NATIONAL SIDELIGHTS Resume Sunday Rites EHDiCO NATURAL CARTERET—Rev. Kenneth 1 Dorkof, pastor of the Zion CHEESE SLICES , Evangelical Lutheran Church who has just returned from a ColSsy • Swiss - Mvensfer Caraway Provolone M«sHt*eH vacation, announced that serv- ices will be resumed Sunday, with sermons in English at 8:15 and 10:45 A. M. Services 6«oz. pkgs. and sermons in German at the 9:30 service. There will be Holy Communion at each service. Sunday school will Sneet at 9:30 A. M.

Mousing Authority Sliced Fresh Doily Appoints Director CARTERET — The Carteret LJVERWURST Housing Authority appointed John Sudia as executive direc- tor. Mr. Sudia resigned as chair- you SAVE man of the authority to ac- cept the new position and Charles Hall, assistant chair- 3ILLY man, was named to fill the AT NATIONAL! vacancy until a special meet- ing is held to name a perm- tf£ OF r//e anent chairman.

Nocturnal Adoration LA ROSA Unit Meets Saturday CARTERET—The Noctur- nal Adoration Society of St. Joseph's Holy Name Society •will meet Saturday morning; Copt. 1958 JCM Majick at 4:30 o'clock at the church DM. by Jecm Features ~s^«s SblritnrtcA *g Zing Fnewts EyndicaSS and go in a group to St. Mary's Church in Perth Amboy for nocturnal adoration from 5 A. Changing Ambition Simple Arithmetic M. until 6 A. M. "How's your boy getting on "I suppose, like many other Practical Illustration Jockey Jimmy D o b s o n Members win return to the in school?" husbands, you can't say what A youngster asked his father reached the heights and No, 8,-No. 9, NoB35 Carteret church following the "Well, he's reached the ageyour wife pays for her hats and dresses." how wars began. depths in the space of a half- adoration where they will at- when he thinks less of passing "Well," said the pater, "sup- hour at Beulah Park race tend the 6:30 A. M. Mass to be an examination than of pass- "Oh yes I can—too much" celebrated by Rev. Victor ing the car ahead." "But, joking aside, have you pose America quarreled with track in Grove City, Ohio. Grabrian, O.S.M., assistant ever stopped to figure oat how England and—" When a disqualif icatioi pastor and spiritual director much your wife's clothes cost "But," interrupted the moth- moved his horse from secon< Typical Bankruptcy you?" of the Holy Name Society. er, "America mustn't quarrel to first, the victory put Dob' 1 -LB. A breakfast will follow at ? "So Skinmen went bankrupt, "It isnt necessary, I simply A. M. with Walter Campbell eh. I hear that he let his add my income to what I owe." with England." son in the lead for ridins PKGS. and Harold Keating as co- creditors take the very coat "I know," he answered, "but honors among Beulah jockeys chairmen. The breakfast will off his back." Those Cynical Orientals I am taking a hypothetical in- But in the next race, Dobsoi be prepared by John Timko, "Yes, but not before he had Times of India—When he is stance." was thrown at the startin Jr. transferred his wallet to his hi trouble a man always goes hip pocket." to s woman — and gets into "You are misleading the gate. Although only stunned more trouble. child," said the mother. he was forced to cancel hi HONOK MBS. OLBRICHT Completely EnwrappeS "No, I am not," he answered. remaining rides. CARTERET — Mrs. Mary "I'like to see a man com- Plenty of Occasions "Yes, you are." Olbricht, 9 Locust Street, was Smith—I'm not thin-skin- pletely wrapped up in his "I tell you I am not! It's Art Johnson, Michigai given a party by her children work," declares an employer. ned. I'm the first to laugh at outrageous—" in honor' of her 70th birthday He would have thoroughly en- my own foolishness. "All right, dad," said the State fullback, scored seve: anniversary. Mrs. Olbricht is joyed watching us wallpaper Smart—What a merry life boy. "Don't get exeited. I touchdowns in 1857. Two wer the widow of John S. Olbricht, the spare room the other day. think I know how wars begin." on runs of 50 and 62 yards. a former fire marshal. you must lead. 35-OZ>CANS WOE-SAN FENAO3ED CARTERET—Mrs. Blanche D'Ambrosio, 42, 32 Locust Strset, charged with assault and battery on her mother, 9 Mrs. Emma Chflstensen, was -y-MOR" Appetizer Dept fined $15 by Magirt-ito latiopil s Pirsoia! Serwiee A. Jacoby. She was also pl° rot' on probation for one year and Itolion Foods of Notional given a suspended sentence of )l$ Wb—l 90 days to the workhousF. to College FRESH SALAD

EIRE DAMAGES CAS, jft POMiSTIC A@EO CARTERET—The ?ioo f owned by Samuel Parnlrv 21 !' i by the piece Warren Street, was OPCIIT damaged by fire Wednr- ^^ IAD1ES'LOAFERS ESS 'Spects the books and assets ofl subscription to: Regular $3.99—at National only *2.99 3rour bank, so the AS.C. audi- • INDEPENDENT-LEADER Comes in red, black-— sizes 4 to 10. 12 Inch Hi ft L? tor examines all records suifll • CARTERET PRESS reporis necessary for a com- BIG BOYS' and MEN'S LOAFERS $ plete and accurate audit of aw • EDISON TQWNSHIF-FOKDS BEACON Regular $6.99—at National only Regular $3.98 Vahm! ieirculation. 4.99 To be sent to-: Comas in black and brown and in sizes 6 fe 13. And when the auditor is fin- ished, the AJB.G. publishes * NAME , M®ti®mlf§ Discount feilefiy Bepmtmmt report of the auditor's findings SensfflfSomiS •—known facts on which adver- ADDRESS ... . COLGATE TOOTHPASTE-Glant Size Tube low l@w prise tisers can place a value. TOWN . Reg. 53c Save 17c! Buy 2 gf. tubes for only Ask us fcr s copy ol cu? latest A.B.C. report CLIP and MAIL TODAY!! If you would rather phone, you may calls

Twin County Grocers CIRCULATION ^rfess effeesh/a SSs?eagfi Nigh;, September 6, 1958. We reserve fha right to fimit the quantify. Us* DEPARTMENT At- The Traffic CireSe In Perth AmSb©|r mi Pfiler mm,, fmlh inltf .:••-: 'fr-y

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c. Kaye, co-ordinator, • Field Services, 'New Jersey -Tuberculosis and Health Association, will be the first speaker in the series of lectures - entitled "Growing into' Maturity" which will be offered every Thursday night from September 16 to Novem- ber 25 at the Carteret High, School starting at 7:30 P. M, and continuing to 9:30 P. M. The course is one of many be- ing offered by the Adult Edu- cation Evening . School and was arranged by the Middle- sex County Tuberculosis" and Health League. - •'• . According? to Mrs. Rene G. Schirber, executive director of the league, the course is de- signed nto.only for: "older cit- izens'- but also for people who are looking ahead to retire- ment and for young adults :L\:£S±^. ^/.^-.-l. • who ma-ke their home ivith or for elderly relatives. . The course will consist of . » » SfflSSf ten sessions, each to be con- ducted by one or more special- ists in the specified field. They are: How Aging Affects, the' fryomelR Average ' Citizen, his . Eamily and the Community; What's New in Social Security:.Health Hazards in Later years^—How to Prevent, Avoid and Mini-* mize Them; Tour of Roosevelt Hospital for Diseases of tha Chest and a talk on Tubercu- losis; Housing; Employment, Retraining and Rehabilita- tion; Counselling and Mental Health; Nutrition; Clubs, Hob- bies and Recreation. Mr. Kaye, who will be the speaker at the September 18 session, began his career in the health field in 1941 as Direc- tor of Health and Physical Education, Chittenange High School, Chittenango, IT.- D. •** ~" -{•* After his discharge from the U. S. Navy, he became «iffili-, ated with the New York State Department of Health where he worked as a sanitary aids from 1946 to 1947. In 1948 he went to the Colorado Tuber- culosis and Health Association, where he remained until 19518 serving first as Community Organizer, then as Director of Health Education and finally wmm SMWE as Director of Program De- velopment. Returning to the East, Mr. Kaye transferred to the Ber« r J - \ *J gen County Tuberculosis and Health Association in New Jersey as Consultant in Health Education. He remained with that organization for six years,, coming to the Stats office.ia 1957. As Co-ordinator of Field Services for the New Jersey Tuberculosis and Health As- sociation, Mr. Kaye's duties carry him throughout th© State. He is. no stranger, to Middlesex County and acted as recorder at the Institute oa Problems of the Aging which •was held under the auspices of the Middlesex County Tuber- rulosis and Health League ia New Brunswick last April.

ICE CREAM tray of ice cream in the re« feigarator mieans cool assur> anee even when unexpected guests arrive. Serve it tot dessert, with cookies, or as a. topping- on cup cakes or spong-e shortcakes. This creamy, easily made, choco- late ice cream calls foe sweetened confienseti milk,, •Heeiis only* one beating- wMle freezhig- and is always de- licious. . •-. • ......

MAGIG ICE- CREAM ' % enp Wi can) sweetened conflensecl Billfc I square (1 oz.) -imsweetenefi ehoeolate •54 cup water % teaspooti -vanilla extract I cup heavy cream Set refrigerator control at eolfSest point. Put sweetened condensed milk anfi "ehoeolats ia top of gonble' boiler1.- Goofe over rapidly boiling water, stirring often* until thicfe (about 10 minutes). Slowly. add water, mixing well. CMIL Stir ia vanilla. WSiip cream to custarfl-IIke coBslsteney. Fold into chilied milk mixture. Four into freeslHg- tray. Cove? tray with waxed paper. Freeze to a firm mush (about I hoar). Turn into chilled bowl. Break up with fork. Beat with rotary Tjeaier until fluffy bat not melted. - Return to tray, caver -witliNysxed paper. ''Re- At The Traffic Circle lit.-Pwfh Amhoy turn to freezing unit. Freeze until firm.

60NVERY and PF11F Carolyn' Jones couldn't bs Goesf Only %f Katiena! Grocery Company super rsar&eis. HiaS oast more thrilled. Frank Sinatra fzmiif. Coupon Expires Saturday Nighf, Sapfemijar 6, JSSS. personally asked her to play PERTH AMBOY FREE PARKiNG! Eaison TowB^sip & Forfis Beacon opposite him in "Hole in the Head." She says the script is Prices affecfivc titrouBlt Satur^sy Nighi, September 6t 1958. We reserve tlte rign? to iimft itia a lulu, "and imagine playing . Net raspantiUB tar typographicai errors. Twin County Grocers. opposite Franirie and being directed by "Prank Capra!" Y

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Gourmet, fresh Baked __.. sans Prleas sffectfse tftmag^ Saturday nfgfif, Sepfentber B, ifSS. Hsf re- sponsible fer fpogn^hieel errors. We reserve file right io limit CHOCOLATE DON UTS 6 » M- 25C pp Utiss. DELMONTEDRINK3^$ Wood bridge THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,-1958 XMG&L NOTICES NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL' NOTICES KOTICES makes it mandatory that we tEGAL NOTICES NOTICES leave no stone unturned to The subscriber reserves the right hearing on September 16. 195S, in Powell, Beatrice, Pine Ave. Peterson, Eric L., 9 Longfellow Rd. GlacSin, Patricia, Mrs., 17B High- rate, Bertram J., Jr., 46 Ashley Ed Zlrpola, Ilak, Mrs., 25 John St. GOP Candidates to adjourn said sale from time to the Council Chambers, Municipal Bathburn, Marguerite, Beatrice reter;on, Joyce, Mrs., 9 Longfellow land Ave. | Faks, Carla D., 46 Ashley Rd. Zlrpola, John M., 25 John St. ; bring the facts before our time, subject only to such limita- Building, at 8 o'cloc' k P. MM. Kd. GlacL-in, William F., 176 Highland G-imtliei-, John T., 8 East Knoll- DISTRICT 17: ; people. We ask that you take tions or restriction upon the exer- By order of the Zoning Board of Rofn^rL, Clara, Inman Ave. •"ouios, Mary, Mrs., 5 Harding Ave. Ave. wood Ed. cise of such power as may be spe- Adjustment.- . linti?, Thomas H-, Jr., Ed.-'ard Ave- Baciti. Frank F., 36 Bichard Rd. Gra3', Hoivard J., 11 Fairview Ave. j Gunther. Marie L., 8 Bast Knoll- Bagby, Carl. 7 Sturgis Boas Seeking Debate up this challange so that cially provided by law or rules of WILLIAM J. DTOTHAM, nue lieback, Phyllis, Mrs., 30 Btephan- Gray, Myrtle E., 11 Pairview Ave. Bryant, Bertha F., 23 Richmond r ] wood Ed. Road WCX5DBRIDGE — John government may truly be thecourt. Secrev'V-'. Schmidt, Fred, Linden Ave. ville Pkv. y. Hogan, Jean, Tofi Ave. Purser, Alice I., Mrs., 22 Idlewild Cassaro, Catherine, Mrs., 49 Stus*. ROBERT H. JAMISON. E. B. 9/4/58 $3.00 Sclimidt, Je?n W., Linden Ave. Reb?ct, Victor B., 30 Stephanville Miner, Gerti-ude E., 327 North Stii Bd. Evanko, Jr.,'and David T. responsible instrument of the Smith, Bennie, Mrs., Potters St. gis Road Sheriff. t, , , Pkv.-y. I Purser, Jack M., 22 Idlewild Hd. Cassaro, Louis, 49 Sturgls Road people. JOSEPH J. SOHOTLAND, NOTICE TO VOTERS Re^n'er, Alfred L., 13 Maida Rd. DISTRICT 10: i Mac 3wan, Alberta B., 63 Glenville Miller, Republican, candidates In accordance with provisions of | ThomasSwierlz, ,Benjamin Claude M., Inma, Thornton Aven. Arnoux, James H., 295 Woodbridge Chandler, Adrienne G., 43 Kea« Attorney. Re^n^er, Flavla L., Mrs., 13 Maida i Rd. more Road for the Town Committee from "We can think of no better B. B. 8/14, 21, 28; 9/4/38 $37.80 an Act Entitled, "An Act to Begu- Avenue Rd. Ave. I Miller, Erma L., Mxs., 24 Rosewood late Elections," (Title 19:31-15, i Thomas, Ruth D., Mrs., Thornton Arucux, Phyllis, 295 Woodbridge Chernock, Virginia. J., Mrs., 19 the new Fifth Ward, Colonia,. Way for Colonia to assume its Kose, Chester E,. Edgewbod Bd. Rd. Winthrop Koad i LEGAJJ NOTICE Revslsed Statutes of 1939), to-! Avenue Rose, Jean L., Bflgewood Rd. Ave. Miller, George E., Jr.. 24 Rosewood this week issued a challenge role in the management of gether with the Amendments and' Venable, John R., Jr.. Edward Ave. Kelly, Thomas J., 15 Second St. Conway, Edward P., 37 Sanders An appeal has been filed "by Ray- Snyder, Hazel M., 3SS9 Park Ave. Bel. Hoad to Walter Cahill and Charles our local government than by mond P. & Ruth A. Hunt request- Supplements thereto, the following DISTRICT 2: Snyder, Lloyd C, 2899 Park Ave. Nordhaus, Lloyd, 72 Chestnut St. Murray, Mary F., Mrs., 18 Idlewild Conway, Mary A,, Mrs., 37 Sahdeig Hozeiftpa, to a debate on "is-having its representatives cite ing a variance in the requirements names will be rEmoved from the • Afculovis, Albert W., 52 Richard Sulewski, Chester J., 3 Frances Rd. EocKwerk, Louis, 42 Chestnut St. Ed. Road of the Zoning Ordinance of tlie Permanent Registration binders in! Road SulewsSL Marilyn J:, 3 Frances Rd. Eoclvwerk, Benee, 42 Chestnut St. Pearson, Arthur B., 10 Rosewood Cohen, Bernice L., Mrs., 15 sues paramount to citizens of specific views on Imminent Township of Edison to permit a the Township of Edison, unless' Akulovis, Virginia A., 52 Richard Snick, Mary J., 8 Maifla Eel. Cartfitsns, Clinton B., Fox p»d. Boad Chadwick, Helen M., 2 Maple Ave. Windsor Rd. Colonia and Woodbridge community matters. land subdivision of lots No. a and voteTs appear personally before the Road Swick, Robert L., 8 Maida Rd. Pearson, Mary J., 10 Rosewood Cushman, James S-, 26 AltamoaH ' 6, Block No. 647, into two (2) MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF Allen, Joan A., 56 Richard Road Taylor,. Dorothy M., Gak Groves Cliadwick, Robert J., 2 Maple Ave. Boad Road Township." "May we remember that plots, each Kaving a frontage of ELECTIONS, Room 70S, Perth Am- Allen, Robert N., 56 Richard Road Lane Claris:, Dorotay B., 12 Third Ave. Richmond, Marion A., Mrs., 47 Cushman, Mary, Mrs., 26 Altarnon^ *A letter addressed to Mr. the general welfare of our fifty (50) feet and a depth of 150 boy National Bank Building, Perth Bacha. Charles P., 22 Beech Lane Taylor, W. Russell, Oak Groves Clark, Joseph J., 12 Third Ave. Parkerson Hoad Road Cahill and Mr! Hozempa and' community transcends parti- feet and to permit erection of a Amboy, New Jersey, qn or before Eattistella,. May, 3837 Daniel Road Lane Guthier, Pauline, Fox Avenue Richmond, Walter D., 47 Parker- Fry, Jack K., 67 Winthrop Road one-family dwelling, on the south- September 25, 1958, if they wish to Battistella, Valerie A., 3837 Daniel Thomas, John M., 1 Longview 3d. Julian, Henry, 78 John St. son Eoad Fry, Ruth S., 67 Winthrop Road signed by. Mr. Evanko and Mr. san politics." • westerly plot, which shall have a vote at the General Election on Road Thomas, Matilda, 1 Longview Rd. Me Kinley, Walter D., 7 Harringan Sinisi, Frances L., Mrs., 448 Old Fry, Sylvia K., 67 Winthrop Boad Miller, reads as follows: first floor area, of 896" square feet, November 4, 1958, and prove to Battistella, Walter, 3837 Daniel Volker, Marjorie B., 17 Dana Circle St. Post Bd. Grabriel, Evelyn A.. 18 Collax Hoai4. LEGAL NOTICES on property Known as Block No. the satisfaction of the Middlesex Boad DISTRICT 3: Mondoro, Anunzio, 20 Player Ave. Sinisi, Pasquale M., 448 Old Post Grabriel, Francis J., 18 Coif ax • "Undoubtedly you are aware 647, Lot Nos. 5 and 6, on the south- County Board of Elections, that Betz, Edward L., 9 Maida P.oad Bank, Steven, 26 Middlesex Ave. Mondoro, Elizabeth, 20 Plaver Ave. Ed. Hoad westerly side of Jersey Avenue, they are residents of the Township Betz, Jeannette B., 0 Maida Road Eonacc.i, Dorothy, Parsonage Rd. Miller, George T., 7 Harringan St. Smith, Verilyn, 5 Dill Court. of the many trying circum- SHERIFF'S SAME HrablooK, Louise, Mrs., 23 Windsot. distance 200 feet of the corner of Etiison, and entitled to vote. Buzas, Emil, 3816 Park Ave. Bonacci, Gabriel, 1 Parsonage Rd. Papa, Josephine M., Glendola Ave. Stamp, Edward V., 7 Lynn Court Road ; stances facing citizens of Co-? SUPERIOB COURT OF NEW formed by the Intersection of The following names were re- Buzas, Ruth, Mrs., 3816 Park Ave. Helfran, Anna S., 71 Albert Ave. Papa, Jerry S., Glendola Ave. Stamp, Margaret, Mrs., 7 Lynn JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. Hrablook, John, 29 Windsor Roaii Ionia and Woodbridge Town- Cedar and Jersey Avenue in the moved for the reason that post- Capozzi, Jerry, 3919 Park Ave. JHeffran, Maurice J., 72 Albert Ave. Parker, David, Cardonia Place Court Hughes, Evelyn K., 18 Dayton E4 MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Docket Township of Edison, ST. J. cards mailed to them, at their last Capozzi, Lena, Mrs., 3919 Park Ave. Nielsen, Jorgen, Cinder Lane Parser, Julia, Cardonia Place Sudo!, Clemens A., 32 Rosewood Hughes, Gerald E., 18 Dayton Bd," ship., We are in- a period of No. F-1740-57. BERKELEY SAV- For. the purpose of hearing ob- known address, have been re- Connolly, John A., 24 Hillwood Beilly, Anna E., Lincoln Highway Piersanti, Frank, Sylvandel Ave. Koad Jones, Eleanor A., 10 Kenxnore Hde Mgnest- taxes ever, home INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION jections to or protests against the turned by the postal authorities, Ave. - Stern, Ronald, James St. Piersanti, Marj', Sylvandel Ave. Sudol, Isabella A., 32 Hosewood Jones, Clifton H., 10 Kenmore Btl. OE ^NEWARK, NEW' JERSEY, a granting of said appeal, the Edison indicating that they no longer re- Connolly, Madelyn B., 24 Hillwood Walsh, Irene E., Harvey Ave. Raciti, Carmen S., 45 John St. Hoad Keith, John B.. 106 Winthrop BoL afea^ require drainage and New Jersey corporation, is Plain- Township Zoning' Board of Ad- side there. Ave. Walsh, John E., Harvey Ave. Raciti, Marie G., 45 John St. Stead, Hilda, 54 Ashley Road Kowalsky, Herbert D., 39 SturgS tiff, and ANTON W. BOB, also MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD Curry, Sarah A., 14 Dana Circle, Saris, Matthew, S3 Foyer Ave. Stead, Thomas. 54 Ashley Koad roads are in deplorable con- justment will hold a public hear- DISTRICT 4: Bd. fcnoTro, as • Anthony Bor, and ing on September 16, 1958, in OF ELECTIONS, Curry, Norman J., 14 Dana Circle Sowash, Joan. P., 48 Riverview Ave. Vogel, Doris, Mrs., 19 Glenville Hd. Kowalsky, Shirley, 39 Sturgis Sd, dition. Colonia citizens are BETTY J. BOR, also known as By: MILTON C. BLOOM, Davidson, William P., 28 Maida Bechold, Jessie E., Redfield Village Sowash, William H., 43 Riverview Vogel, Frank w., Jr., 19 Glenville the Council Chambers, Municipal Bengaman, Edward W., Soldier's Ave. Novick, Theodore, 93 Winthrop Bd, finally achieving full repre- Ella Mae Bor, are Defendants. Building, at S o'clock P. M. Chairman. Road Hd. Rush, Shirley K., 29 Ashley Bd. •> Writ of Execution for the sale of WALTER WAVERCZAK, Donoyre, E. Albert, 54 Richard Home Symonoski, Joseph, 256 Wood- Vogel, Irma, Mrs., 19 Glenville Bd. sentation in the management By order of the Zoning Board of bridge Ave. Rush, Wilmot L., 29 Ashley Rd. mortgaged premises dated July 28, Adjustment'. Secretary. Road Black, Elizabeth A., 29-A Garfleld Westlake, Hose, L., Mrs., 16 Pied- Sansi, Franfc D., 24 Kenmore SS^ of local affairs. It is incum- 1958. ' WILLIAM J. DUNHAM, ADVERTISED—1957 Dughi, Elizabeth, 61 .Richard Road Park I DISTRICT 11: mont Boad Seller, Gail K., 18 Altamont Bed. bent; therefore on the candi- By virtue of the above stated Secretary EDISON Dughi, Lovis A., 61 Richard Road Black, William P., 29-A Garfleld Henchon, Bertha M., Park Place Westlake, Woodrow W., 16 Pied- Springer, Herbert S., 23 CoKax -B4»" Writ, to me directed and delivered, E. B. 9/4/58 , $3.00 DISTRICT 1: Gebrardt, Mary A., 14 Stephens Park Malarsie, Ann B., Woodbridge mont Eoad Staheli, Lily, 20 Miko Rd. dates for public office to re-I will expose to sale at public ven- Beal, James, Inman Ave. Ave. Bryant, Barbara C, Garfield Park Avenue Williams, June I., Mrs., 2 Dill Staheli, Walter, 20 Mlfeo Bd. due on Collcchio, Phyllis, Mt. Pleasant Gebrardt, Joseph J., 14 Stephens Bryant, Robert P., Garfield Park Court Zarcone, Joseph E., 26 Alt.amon<« view and debate prevailing LEGAL NOTICE Malarsie, Frederick L., Woodbridge Williams, James K.. 2 Dill Court •WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY Rd. Ave. - '••' • . Dutt, Myrtle D., Redfield Village Avenue Bd. Issues so that residents may OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1958, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Colicchio, Lucille, Mt. Pleasant Rd. Germana, Margaret M., 9 Dana Feldman, Juliette, Redfield Village That the Board of Adjustment Mellblom, Clarence O., Woodbridge • DISTRICT 16: DISJR.ICW 18: adopt: a comprehensive pro- at the hour of two o'clock- by the D'Angelo, Louis, Mt. Pleasant Rd. . Circle Fish, Robert T., Garfield Park Avenue Burton, Allen, D., 136 Idlewild then prevailing (Standard or Day- of the Townshio of Edison, County Diller, Joseph, Tingley Lane Germana, Roy P., 9 Dana Circle Freedgood, Gloria, Redfield Village Beeton, Petronella, Mrs., Woodcag* of Middlesex, N. J., has granted a Mellblom, Mildred, Woodbridge Road gram to meet both local and light Saving) time, in the after- Diller, Lois G., Tingley Lane Gordon, Ethel M., 45 Richard Bd. Geist, Theodore P., Garfield Park Avenue Arnold, Joseph J,, Jr., 6 Heathcote Ave. noon of the said day, at the Sher- variance to John A.- Hladik, Jr., Ellinghan, William F., Beatrice Gordon, Maxwell, 45 Richard Rd. Hetff, Barbara M., 1842, Redfield Breese, Mary S., 116 Vrospect Township needs. • to permit a 5' x 12' extension of Weakland, Edwin, 6 Germantown Avenue iff's Office in. the City of. New Parkway Greene, James B., 22 Oak Hills Village Ave. Arnold, Marion C, Mrs., 6 Heath- Briggs, Tom W., White Coul* ; "John Evanko Jr. and David Brunswick, N. J. his kitchen to come within 10.13' Larace, Leonard, Mt. Pleasant Rd. Rd. Herbst, Gerald B., Redfield Village cote Avenue Motel Sfiller Sr. Republican Candi- All that tract or parcel of land of the northwesterly side property Larace, Mary A., Mt. Pleasant Rd. Greene, Mary C, 22 Oak Hills Rd. Herbst, Sandra J., Redfield Village DISTRICT 13: Boice, Arthur S., 34 Parkerson Clifton, Betty E., 25 ROriax Bd. and premises hereinafter described, line, said dwelling and property Fill, Irene, Mrs., 383-B, Tingley Grimage, James J., 3884 Park Ave. Keller, John E., 201 Old Post Rd. Clifton, Harvey W., 25 Fairfax Bd, dates for the Township Com- Hering, Erika, K., Garfleid Park Pasco, Carmella E.. 9 Gurley Bd. Road situate, lying and"' being in" the being located In Block No. 988, Lot Lane Jones, Christine, Mrs., 3 Flower Ct. Hering, Richard E., Garfield Park Boice, Margaret E., 34 Parkerson Crowder, Paul S., 2 Fairfax Rd. mittee from Colonia's 5th Townwship of Rarxtan, in the No. 10, on the Edison Township Fill, John, 3B3-B, Tingley Lane Jones, Robert A., Jr., 3 Flower Ct. DISTRICT 14: Carlo, Edna D-, Prospect Ave. Tax Map and located in a Resi- Killen, Thomas, Mrs., 13 Stephens- Holt, Eric A., Bedfield Village Road Ward challenge you, their op- County of Middlesex and State of Fill, Mary, 383-B, Tingley Lane Horoschak, Mary, Mrs., First St.-16 Atkins, Ernest, Trailer Harbor, Boisvert, Henry F., 16 Leland Road Fochtmann, Bertha, Central Aye, New Jersey. dence "B" Zone. Foreman, Trudle M., 361 Inman ville Pkwy. Franklin, Bertha M., 23 Colton fed. The determination of the Board Howard, Roberta, Garfield Park Rte. 25 Boisvert, Mary J., 16 Leland Road ponents,, to debate issues • All-that tract known and desig- Ave. Knellor, Franklin J., 4 David Ct. Huitteman, Shirley W-, Garfield Atkins, Fannie, Trailer Harbor, Brammer, Fred C, 3 Darrel Court Franklin, Ernest M., 23 Coltbn Bd, nated as Lot #16 in Block #267 C of Adjustment has been placed on Frankewich, Caroline c, Tingley Knellor, Nancy L., 4 David Ct. Fiedrich, Albert, Central Avenue paramount to citizens of Co- file in the office of the Board and Longenberger, Arlene E., 3895 Park Park Rte. 25 Brammer, Patricia C, Mrs., 3 Dar- on a map entitled "Map of Mans- Lane Johnson, Kathleen P., Mrs.. Gar-Bednar, Ruth A., Trailer Harbor, rel Court Fiedrlch, Elizabeth, Central Avenu© lonia and Woodbridge Town- field Manor Section #3 situated is available for inspection. Frankewich, Peter A., Tingley Lane Ave. Fredrich, Lucille, Central Avemra WILLIAM J, DUNHAM, field Park Rte. 25 Brunicaidi, Edward J., 14 Pine ship proper. You may select in Baritan Township, Middlesex Franklin, Mizel, Clinton Avenue Longenberger, James P., 3885 Park Johnson, Raymond H., Garfield Block, Harold V., Route irl Street Gallino, William B., Route 1 County, New Jersey Scale 1" (inch) Secretary. Gooderum, Alan E., 275 New Dover Ave. Gaordano, Katherine, Mrs., 2S issues to be debated.' However E. B. 9/4/58 $3.00 Park Borup, Christian, Pierson Ave. 1 Brunicaidi, Rose Ann, 14 Pine equals 50' (feet) August 1953" and Kd. Liebeskind, Annette, 17 Frances Jones, Walter J., Soldier's Home Borup, Mary. Pierson Ave. Street Matson Bd. we suggest that consideration filed in the Middlesex' County Gooderum, Virginia B., 275 New Rd. Krutzler, Irene, 8 John St. Bruno, Dominic, Woodbridge Ave. Buckalow, Edmond A., Jr., 4 Pine Giondano, Philip J., 28 Matson R4, Clerk's Office, November 27, 19S3, LEGAL NOTICE Dover Rd. Liebeskind, Alvin, 17 Frances Rd. Goodwin, Iman H., HO ProspeoS '.' be given to such topics as An appeal has been filed by Mrs. Mackin, Edward A., Soldier's Home Bruno, Violet M., Woodbridge Ave, St. as Map #1852 in file #543. Hamilton, Althea B., Edwards Ave. Me Dowell, A. B., Sunset Ave. Ogden, Alan D., Garfleld Park Burkhardt. Karl A., Mill Rd. Buckalow, Theresa, 4 Pine St. Ave. Taxes, Drainage, Roads, Rec- Subject to easements and re- Bertha T. Camerden requesting a Holland, Earl L., 352-D, Inman Me Dowell, Julia, Sunset Ave, Goodwin, MaTy T., Mrs, 110 variance in the requirements of Mandell, Julian, 25 Homestead Rd. Ogden, Maude, Garfield Park Clayton, Harold B., Lighthouse Buckley, Florence B., 3 Pine St. reation, Police _Protection, strictions of record. Ave. Olsen, Erna W., Mrs., Garfield Park Trailer Park Buckley, Joseph F., 3 Pine St. Prospect Ave. Known as #6 Bon Court, Nixon, the Zoning Ordinance of the Johnson, Robert L., 3S1 Inman Mandell, Lucille, 25 Homestead Rd. Hanratti, Joseph, 29 Prospect Ave. Township of Edison to permit May, George W., 15 Maida Rd. Olsen, Harold S., Garfield Park lose, Mary B., Lighthouse Trailer Caswell, Margaret A., Mrs., 52 Juvenile" "aSelinqiiency an d New' Jersey." ~ • Ave. Paland; Joan S-, Garfield Park Park Caldwell Road Hanratti, Thomas J., 28 Prospect The approximate amount of "the Home Occupation Real Estate Of- Johnson, William, Jr., 361 Inman Miller, Thelma S-, Mrs., 4 Skytop Ave. Municipal-Operations in their 1 fice in existing dwelling; on prop- Patterson, Harry B., Soldier's Home Collinson, Homer C, Trailer Caswell. Walter D., 52 Caldwell judgment to be satisfied by said Ave. Rd. Patterson, Percy, Roosevelt Harbor Eoad Hofland, Bob, Prospect Ave. entirety and as they relate to sale is the sum of Nine thousand erty known as Block #1009, Lot Johnson, Arthur L., Beatrice Miller, William E., 4 Skytop Rd. CulJinane, Daniel J., 23 Heathcote Jimlnez, Frances C, 67 Stony K<8, #9, on Park Avenue, Edison Town- Hospital Collinson, Norma, Trailer Harbor Jiminez, Baymond J., 67 Stony improving educational oppor- eight hundred sixty-seven Dollars Parkway Monaghan, Martin J., 11 Skytop Phoenix, Jessie M., Mrs., 51 First Constantine, Philip F., Woodbridge Avenue ($9,867.00), more or less, together ship, Middlesex County, New Kuehne, Charles, 85 King Street Rd. Cullinane, Loretta M., 23 Heath- Rd. tunity. ..-." Jersey. St. Avenue Kezon, John, 74 Hillcrest Ave. with the costs of this sale. Me Gee, Mamie, Edwards . Avenue Monaghan, Rose Marie, 11 Skytop Podmatersky, Elizabeth K., Gar- Dobb, Kenneth, H., 6 Clausen Rd. cote Avenue Together with all and singular For the purpose of hearing ob- Metrews, Gabel, Potters Rd. Czerepka, John P., 3 Terrill Road Kezon, Marie C, 74 HiUcrest AvS. ., 'Tears of unfa Tf.ilied jections to or protests against the field Park Dobrowolski, John, Morris Ave. Klein, Rudolph, Plainfleld Ave. the rights, privileges, heredita- Moison, Emmett G., Tingley Lane Murray, Eugene J., 2S Williams Ed. Podmajersky, Jack E., Garfield Evans, Joyce B., Route 1 Czerepka, Vincenza, Mrs., 3 Terrill promises by the incumbent ments and appurtenances there- granting of said .appeal, the Edi- Molson, Mildred, Tingley Lane Petersen, Charles A., 4 Maida Rd. Eoad Lederman, Denorah, 4 ComstocS son Township Zoning Board of Park Evans, Walter, Route 1 Rd. unto belonging or In anywise ap- O'Connell, Joseph R., Tingley Lane Petersen, Joan M., Mrs., 4 Maida Roche, Thomas P., Roosevelt Faro, Elizabeth P., Trailer Harbor De Lasso, Roberta A., Mrs,, 11 democrat administration pertaining. Adjustment will hold a public Paston, Elizabeth, Girard Avenue Rd, Lederman, Milton B., 4 OomGtocSS Hospital Faro, Thomas E., Trailer Harbor Heathcote Ave. Rd. Ropke, Edgar L., Redfield Village George, Anna, Mrs., Route 1 Desilets, Philip A., 52 Marnhaia Madison, Beatrice, Prospect St. Rupert, Beatrice B., Garfield Park •eorge, William R., Route 1 Road Madison, J. M., Prospeet St. Rupert, Frank E., Garfield Park Griffin, Arthur, Route 1 Dowling, Rohert J., 4 Willow Mitchell, Juanita M., 14 FaWas Sesser, Rose, Redfield Village Griffin, Pearl, Route 1 Avenue Rd. Sesser, Samuel, Redfield Village Heller, Robert F., 101 Dorothy Ave. Duff, Lucille, Mrs., 9 Willow Mitchell, Elmer M., 14 Fairfax B4, Sesser, Sidney, Redfield Village Higley, Daniel, Old Post Road Avenue Oliver, Howard. 289 George St. Silberglied, Lawrence, Diagnostic Hoffman, Leonie, Old Mill Rd. Duff, Walter J., 9 Willow Avenue Patten, Daniel J., 17 Colton Rd. Center Johnson, Lee E., Trailer Harbor, Pesta, Joan A,, Mrs., 18 Wilshire Patten, Madeline T., 17 Colton. Bd. V&nderslica, Rose, Garfield Park Route 1 Road Roessler, Melvin M., 10 Weldon. Rfl. Vanderslice, William H., Garfleld Gaiser, Helen, Mrs., Route 1 Guida, Alma, Mrs., 15 Wilshire Daniela, S. A., Mrs., 8 Gomstock Park Kwnt, Margie A., Mrs., Route 1 Road Rd. Vaughan, Horace R., Amboy Ave- Me Quade, Arthur, Jr., 2562 Wood- Hansen, Ruth A., Mrs., 13 Heath- Skoumal, Anna H., Lincoln High^ nue, - 1146 bridge Ave. cote Avenue way Vaughan, Pauline, Mrs., Amboy Me Quade, Claire R., Mrs., 2562 Hansen, Richard C, 13 Heathcote Taylor, Evelyn, 179 Winthrop Ed. Avenue, - 1146 Woodbridge Ave. Avenue Van Lien, J. Hart, Stony Rd. - 20 Walter, Ilean R., Garfield Park Marsh, R. Malcolm, Jr., Route 1 Kermes, Barbara L., Mrs., 167 Van Lien, Margaret B., Stony Rd. Walter, Thomas E., Garfield Park Marsh, Virginia O., Route 1 Whitman Avenue -20 Williams, Orlando, Roosevelt Milewski, Edward A., Sr., Trailer Kermes, Henry B., 167 Whitman Whltzel, Simon T., 4 Dey Placa Avenue Hospital Harbor DISTRICT 19: EVERY Milewski, Estelle R., Trailer Harbor Barney, Lane L., 3 Wynn Boad DISTRICT S: Moreland, William W., Jr., 27 Lane,- Gloria E., 3 Wynn Road Ainscow, Elizabeth C, Mrs., 46 Jensen, Anna, 49 Edgegrove Ave. Cherry St. lie May, Stanley N., 7 Heathcote Bradley Dr. j Molnar, Margaret, 1106 Woodbridge Moryan, Frances A., Bernard Ave. Avenue Ainscow. George W., 46 Bradley i Ave. Moryan, William, Bernard Ave. Mayle, Calvin B., Sr., 46 Idlewild Dr. I Bilgrav, Anna C, 45 Mac Arthur Osterfeld, Elfriede, 32 Philo Blvd. Boad Barth, Violet M., Mrs., 14 Hull Drive Osterfeld, Richard, 32 Philo Blvd. Mayle, Hope, Mrs., 46 Idlewild Drive Bilgrav, Leroy A., 45 Mac Arthur Perry, Floyd E., Trailer Harbor Road Barry, James M., 11 Seymor Ava, You Can Have The . 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Stan's Giants Now '58 Nipped 5 to 4 WOODBRIDGE — Bill BsuS- WOODBRIDGE — Stan's i ley's two home runs in the top Bar and Grill of Hopelawn of the ninth inning'handed tha became the 1958 champions Service Electric Yankees a, of the Recreation Senior Soft- hard earned 5-4 victory ovef ball League after defeating the James Motors Giants, and their closest rivals, Jiggs Tav- the 1958 championship of the ern, by a 6-2 score in the-de- Woodbridge Little League. The cisive game of the season. game itself was by far one of During the course of the re- the most dramatic played i» cent season, which was one of the history of the local Little the best in the annals of the League series. league, Stan's posted an over- Service Electric won ths all record of 17 victories opening game of the annual ACTION: Woodbridgre Hfeli School's 1958 football squad grot off to an early start labor Bay with 61 candidates reporting for the against a single defeat. The World Series, and this game, pre-season drills, which will be in high sear for the next three weeks at the loeai stadium. In the above picture, veterans Andy Gorechlad and Hopelawn club dominated the too, was decided by a' homs Richie Tyrrell demonstrate the art of blocking under the watchful eyes of the coaching staff and the Karroo squad, -which has a tough training circuit to the extent of win- run ball when Johnny proseSe 1 grind ahead before the season's ojseuer on September 27. The Red and Black mentors wathcing their Jnisky linemen are, from left to right, Frank ning both the first- and sec- brought his team from behind Caprsro, Walter Manaker, Kay Peterson, fierb Holloweli and NicS: Priseoe. ond-half championships. with a poke over the left field Stan's called on their ace, fence in the sixth inning. Stan Figurski, to face the vet- Since regulation" Little eran Jiggs' combine, and the • League game is of six innings* talented righthander • came duration, the recent nine through with one of his best played by the" Yankees' arid performances of the cam- SWITCHED TO ENB POST: Pat ILamberti, a former All- Giants set a new Wobdbridga paign, checking the Keasbey County star at Woodbridge BSgli, has been switched from series record for extra inning sluggers with four hits over tackle to end at Bichmond University where he is being activity. the seven-inning distance. He touted for All-Southern honors. The Iselin resident, who is Radley, the Service Electric also chalked up seven strike- now a, senior, has been playing varsity football at the righthander who posted * 9-1 outs while walking six. Virginia school since his freshman year. record during the regular sea- The new champions opened son., opened the game for the with a three-run barrage in American Division champions* WOODBRIDG E—The Sichie Mesar was the National Sewaren A. A. and Hopelawn the very first inning on a hit by Dick Peterson, a free pass Division, titleholders* mound Youths reached the finals in Warriors Latch choice. the Recreation Junior Baseball io johnny Yackulich and a League playoffs, and the two home run off the bat of left- Despite the iacfe that botis out of three series was of top- fielder Tony Mazza. craickers pitched well during DUFFY CLAIMS THAT notch caliber with Hopelawn Jiggs' closed it up 3-1 in the On to Mid-Crown their sis Inning stretch allow- taking two battles from the ing one run and three hits bottom of the first frame on WOODBRIDG E—The turned in the fifth, however, Andy Ludwig has another good opportunity to Waterfront nine to hoist the apiece, they were not around a walk to Andy Shiller and a Woodbridge Warriors, one of when the Warriors erupted lead the Central Jersey Pistol League in high championship pennant over at the conclusion of ths gams two-ply shot by Red Moore to the best teams, ever to partici- with a three run splash. A their encampment. to be involved in the decision average "with a fine first half start which saw him left field. However, Stan's be- pate in the Recreation Inter- single by Kosloski, a double by since Little League rules for- raise his average to a 295 level. Thus far this sum- The first game of the cham- ban to pull away the very mediate Baseball League, com- Tony Barcellona and Bart bid any hurler from working pionship tournament was won next inning with another run, peted against the Woodbridge Brodkin's triple accounted for more than six frames at one mer Andy shot two 300 scores while competing by Sewaren by a 1-0 score then proceeded to add a tally Braves in the annual playoffs the scoring which won. the time.. mainly on the pitching of in the third, and the final game. in the Franklin and Allentown and won two straight games Service Electric broke tha Ricky Goodale, who was at run in the fifth. 3-0 and 9-3 to latch onto the tournaments. . . . The Township peak form from the center of Dick Peterson, Stan's first. Brodkin and Dick Tyrrell ice in the opening stanza with 1958 championship. were the Warrior's big guns in a run to forge ahead of James Committee is to be commended the diamond, checking Hope- baseman, rapped out three While displaying their wares lawn with just on^ hit. singles to pace his team at the the confines of the batter's box BJotors. Billy Hancock and for leasing a parcel of land in in the American Division, the with two hits apiecel Dave Mike Coppola walked and ad- While working off the rub- plate, while Tony Mazza was Warriors won 12 games while Grossman and Steve Kager vanced to third and second ';"* Fords Park to the Fords-Clara ber, Goodale had control and a real power, belting two losing- only one. Their .oppon- came up with the Braves' lone base on a wild pitch. Norm speed, firing third strikes past home runs in four trips from Barton Little League for expan- ents, the Braves, also had a safeties. Crotten, the next batter, lift- 12 batters and issuing four the bench. Jiggs' most effec- fine record in the National Di- ed a high fly to centerfield sion of their stadium next spring. free tickets to first base. His tive hitter was Richie Boland, Kosloski was the Warriors' vision, posting a 12-4 mark winning pitcher and Bobby which was out far enough to hi Maryland University is counting mound opponent, Bill Nagy, who lined out a single and during the first and second score Hancock from third. was charged with the setback. triple. Lengyel, the Braves' losing heavily on Vic Schwartz to be- halves. hurler. Sewaren scored the only run Mike Roskey was Jiggs" los- James Motors came up with In the opening game of the In the final and decisive come a top lineman this fall. The of the game in the first inning ing chucker. Over the route a run in the bottom of the sec- series, a pair of pitchers, Ken game of the playoffs, the War- ond inning to balance tha Port Reading gridder is a guard when Dennis Golden singled, he was nicked for eight safe Kosloski and Joe Juhasz, stole second and made it home blows. riors again received-some solid score at 1-1. John Woodhull who saw considerable action last CSABS A&E BACK again in the Sewaren waters after a starred for the Warriors by pitching from Joe Juhasz, who reached first base on an error easily on Ed Casey's timely Stan's (6) limiting the Braves to two hits ANDY LBS WIG double down the right field lapse of 12 years, an indication that the waters are clear- turned back the Braves 9-3 on and was immediately advanced year. Our own Erik Christen- AB R H to paste a 3-0 shutout on the all the way to third when Pep- line. ing- up. Georgre Bobush. and son George, 781 State Streets B. Buglovsky, ss .... 3 0 < 1 the strength of his commend- sen, a successful Richmond busi- Ferth Amboy, display a batch of better than three dozen Scoreboard. able one-hitter.' per Konowicz and Freddy High Hopelawn made a comeback Peterson, lb 4 13 Juhasz started on the mound drew free passes. At this poinfc nessman, has decided to abandon professional in the second game with a 3-0 of the Jersey Blue Claws they caught in three-quarters of Yaekulich, 3b 3 10 Juhasz pitched six scoreless an hour on Labor Day. for Coach Angelo Ar- inings before the Braves took Ray Szemborski drove & football after the Washington Red Skins failed to victory over Sewaren to. even Bahr, 2b _ 3 11 mando's club and worked the grounder to first base to send up the series at 1-1. Mazza, If 4 2 2 lull advantage of two walks, meet Ms salary demands. Although he has finally first three innings giving up an error and a double by Bob tn Woodhull. Both teams collected three Mgurski, p 4 0 1 a lone single. Kosloski entered faded from the football picture, Erik will always hits apiece, but Hopelawn took F. Buglovsky, c ...... 3 0 0 Lengyel to score three runs in Radley and Mesar settled the game in the fourth, and the bottom of the seventh. down and treated the crowd full advantage of three walks Borowsky, cf 110 he, too, limited the Braves to be remembered as one of Woodbridge's most out- and the same number of errors D. Smink, cf 3 0 0 The Warriors got off to a on hand to a real pitchers* just one safe blow during his slow start with two scoreless duelby holding- their respec* standing linemen during the past thirty years. to collect their production. Title Masluck, cf 10 0 four inning stint. The victors scored in the first, C. Smink, 2b 10 0 innings but soon stoked their fcive opponents scoreless His devastating tackling has yet to be equaled at IS.ELIN- The Dodgers Kalinowski rifled a home run The game was a nerve, attack which perked up with through the third, fourth, fifth second and seventh innings. B. Czech, If 1 0 0 racker for the first four in- the stadium. „ . . Eddie Adams and Joe Martino and on each occasion Sewar- reigned as champions in the and triple. two tallies in the third, two in and sixth innings. Both hurl- Red Division of the Iselin Over in the Blue League, a nings with both teams failing the fourth, one in the fifth, ers departed after the sixth should make running a pleasure for the East en's free passes and miscues 30 6 8 to dent home plate. The tide opened the gates for a Hope- Young Boys League this week triple tie reared itself when Jiggs' (2) and four in the sixth. but had a fine performance Stroudsburg halfbacks once the Pennsylvania lawn tally. after subduing the Braves by the Tigers, Braves and Cubs AB R H Dick Tyrrell, the Warriors' behind them with Radley a convincing 8-0 score. hit the wire together. A special Shiller, 3b 3 10 centerfielder, hit two singles striking out nine and Mesar, school's season starts. Richie Garber went the full playoff series is scheduled to five. distance to pick up Hopelawn's Frank Buglovsky, one of the Salamon, ss 2 0 0 Stock Car Race and a triple to lead his team SHORTS'BLASTS most talented players in the start tomorrow night to de- offensively, while Bart Brod- In the top of the'seventh, mound verdict, while Pete cide the winner. Moore, cf 2 0 1 We wouldn't dare print this item but John Hadyniak absorbed Sewaren's circuit, starred in a dual role Mizerak, 2b ... 3 0 0 kin shared a portion of the Mike Coppola came in ta reversal. on the pitcher's mound and The pennant winners of each Bartos, lb 3 0 0 Tomorrow Night limelight with a home run and handle the pitching reins for 2ullo claims he has affidavits to prove that Joe at the plate for the Dodgers. division are to engage in a tv(b In the third and decisive'; Roskey, p 2 10 OLD BRIDGE — Five New single. the Yankees and Ray Szem- While working off the rub- out of three playoff series to McLaughlin intends to retire from active sports game, Hopelawn cut loose with Demko, c 3 0 1 York speedsters, two from borski took over for the Giants ber, he held the Braves to two determine the 1958 league a six run avalanche in the Boland, rf 2 0 2 Miami and two from Pennsyl- in the bottom of the same ia- to concentrate on officiating. He further states hits, and when he wasn't champion. The first game is third inning to power their Ceto, If ..:.. 2 0 0 vania are making things tough ning. pitching, he made it rough on slated for the Cooper Avenue Police Rack that there are numerous athletes who wish Joe way to an 8-2 decision over the for New Jersey pilots in the The Yankees caught fire is his opponents by belting three diamond on September 14 at would also forget about calling them as he sees Waterfront club. 23 2 4 NASCAR stock car races at the eighth frame when Radley, hits. 2 o'clock. Old Bridge Stadium, but word Trailing 1-0 at the conclu- Stan's 3 110 10 0—6 now catching, led off with a 'em, John, from here on in, be sure to obey all is that there will be changes Up 17th Win sion of two innings of play, Also collecting laurels for Jiggs' 1 0 0 0 0 1 0—2 sharp single. He moved over made Friday night when the WOODBRIDGE—With Jack traffic laws—your former friend Joe may not be Hopelawn came to bat in the the victorious Dodgers were to second on a walk to Bill Garden State boys get their Waldman and Andrew Ludwig able to call them, but he sure can still write 'em. third and before being retired, Russell Piereth with three Ludwig Pacing Hefferman, but was erased at revenge in the five event pro- shooting impressive 298 scores, they sent six runners across base knocks and Charles De- Tourney third on Johnny Wieczezak's .;*> The Woodbridge Little League holds its an- gram due to start at 8:30 P. the Township Police Pistol the plate. Three errors, two gesso, who started a rally with fielder's choice. An infield M. Big race of the night is the Team racked up its 17th ..vic- nual picnic Saturday at Avenel Park. Andy Gore- walks and hits by Charles a timely two ply shot. Pistol Circuit . grounder then advanced both 25 lap main even*. tory of the current season in Koezan, Arnold Gurovich and PISCATAWAY — Recent September 6th- runners to set the stage fo? chlad is chairman of the event which usually Gary Yoos was the Braves' the Central Jersey League by Richard Garber were respon- losing pitcher during the statistics releaseed by Charles George Tet, Al DeAngelo, Jim Gadek, who sent both The fifth annual New Jersey taking Middlesex by a 1184- highlights-the Little League season. . . . Runner- sible for the rally. Garber'-' game. Belt, secretary of the Central State Tournament of Cham- Johnny Zeke, Jim Hendriek- runners across the plate with. 1136 score. up iihonors in the Recreation Senior Softball blast went for four bases. Jersey Pistol League, show pions will get underway son and Johnny Roeco are the a sharp single. The spurt put The Hilltop Shop-Rite Yan- Woodbridge has praetieally Late in the game, Hopelawn that Andrew Ludwig of Wood- Saturday and Sunday and will Empire Stat'e flashes; Joe the Yankees out front 3-1. League will be decided tonight when the White kees made a late move to se- cemented a third place finish added to its total with single bridge is pacing the circuit for eontinue through each suc- Kelly and Vinee Conrad, the With, a two run bulge, it ap- cure second place in the league in the standings with only four Sirch Men's Club faces Jiggs Tavern at Fords digits in the fifth and sixth the first half with the top av- ceeding Saturday and Sunday Keystone State aces, while peared as though the Yankees standings by defeating power- Bob Malzahn and Bob Weise- defeats and five matches re- innings. Sewaren scored once erage of 295. until completed. were in, but the scrappy Park. ... It was of interest to learn that the in- ful Miele's Excavating and Al's meyer are the Florida stand- maining on the schedule. more in the sixth. Ludwig, who is considered The tourney is sponsored by Giants rallied for two runs ia come from football receipts at Phillipsburg High Sunoco Giants. outs on New Jersey's fastest Waldman and Ludwig Winning the all important one of the best shooters in Baseball, Inc., which will the bottom, of the eighth to Some solid hitting by Rich- half-mile speedway, and they matched shots throughout the totaled $35,914.31 last year and the amount car- game for Hopelawn from the New Jersey, has won the high award $250 and a trophy to knot the scor-e again at 3-3. ard Parkas, Carl Kalinowski have been taking most of the recent clash with Middlesex diamond dais was Bill Nagy, average, championship twice the winner. Only champions Two walks and singles by Pep- ried; the other four sports at the North Jersey and Pete MeElroy featured the prize money so far. with each hitting perfect 100 who held Sewaren to five hits and is the only member of the of their respective leagues can per Konowicz and Freddy •Yankees' win over the. Giants. scores in slow and rapid fire school. We have been attempting to find out the over the route. Ricky Goodale, league to shoot a perfect 300 participate in this tournament However, Skeeter State High accounted for the splash. and 98 in time. The pair have income from football at Woodbridge for the past the Waterfront starter, was score. In fact, the Woodbridge and each club must post a $10 stars are in high gear now In the top of the ninth, Cop- been outstanding on the fir- nicked with the defeat. NSW JERSEY'S ONLY PAKI marksman has a pair of per- application fee. and are counted on to do some pola singled, and after two two years but have not been successful. . . .The •winning themselves, among ing line all season for Capt: Arnold Gurovich, Hopelawn's MCTUEI. TROTTING fect taries to show for his re- The tournament is conduct- outs were checked into the them Pete Frazee, who won Bui Reid's squad. Springwood Swim Club of Colonia engaged centerfielder, was a menace TRACK cent performances in league ed along the lilies of the scorebooks, Radley stepped the recent 100 mile national Second place on the vic- with his bat, pumping out a competition. Shaughnessy System, two out into the batter's box and Breezy Acres of Carteret in a dual swimming title race at the Route 18 torious club went to Art Don- single, double and triple in of three, but the chairman re- promptly brought the crowd Eariier this summer, Andy stadium; Don Stumpf, who nelly who posted a 296 total, meet and came out on top by a 93-76 score. The four trips. Sewaren's big bat- tains the right to conduet the off the edges of their seats fired a 300 score in the Erank- has been a whirlwind with a while Phil Yacovtao followed youngsters participating in the competition had ters with two safeties apiece tourney on a one-game sud- when he laced a fast ball over lin Invitauon Tournament; and new car; Lenny Brown, whose close behind with a 292. The were Dennis Golden and Pete den-death basis, depending the right field fence for a two an enjoyable time. Future meets between the two repeated Ms unblemished consistency has put him out local team's total score was Hadyniak. shooting later with another upon the number of entries run home run. The blasts clubs are a certainty next summer. and weather conditions. front for the track crown; Bill only three points off the league placed the Yankees on top 5-3. 300 mark in the annual Allen- Chevalier with a new ear record of 1187 shared by NOWHEARTHIS. town tourney. The East Orange Soverels, If the Giants were dismayed Auto Rtices Slated powered by a 1958- Pontiac,- Woodbridge and South Plain- by Radley"s homer, they didn'i last year's Essex County and others who are regarded At Trenton Fair The individual averages of champs, defeated the Trenton field. show it when the bottom of the No World Series games could be more exciting the Woodbridge team are list- as fast enough, to trim the in- TBENTO N—A 100-mile Hubschers for the 1957 title. Don Lang and i"red PaseJc ninth came up and they cams ed below: vaders. than the .recent, championship tussle between midget auto race will be held Other winners include the were the mainstays on " tbe close to tiejng the score once the Service Electric. Yankees and James Motors September 21 as part of the Matches' Avg. Nutley Colonials in 1956, the All are in contention for trie Middlesex team. with, tfaxee (Continued oh Page 20) Giants in the Woodbridge Little; League playoffs opening day events of the New A. Ludwig 12 295.00 South Orange Giants in 1956, 50-inch-tall Pepsi Trophy, phase totals of 293 and 290, Jersey State Fair. Trie xaee J". Waldman 10 295.60 and the South Amboy Briggs largest ever presented a win- respectively. last Saturday. A home run by Bill Radley handed will be held at 4 P.M. DOUBLI A. Donnelly ...... 11 291.63 in 1955. ning driver in this State. The Plainf ield looms next on the the Yankees a 5-4 victory in the ninth inning, and Modified-Sportsman stock O.05E5 ;*-£ P.Yaeovino 7 289.17 Arthur P. Peaty of Smoke handsome prize goes to the Woodbridge schedule with the car races will be held Satur- C. Zuccaro 11 283.00 Rise, Butler, has been ap- point champion at the con- match set for 1:30 P. M. Tues- . the same team had to come up with a double play day afternoon, September 27, 1:45 P.M. "*' W. Marciniak.... 13 281.61 pointed cuairman of the tour- clusion of the 1958 racing- sea- day at the Main Street range. in the bottom of the ninth to prevent the Giants and on closing day, September HACIMG DAILY W.Reid 11 281.18 nament, with William L. Man- son at Old Bridge, which is (1184) from leveling the score for the third time during 28, there will be big ear A.Grosskopf .„ 11 279,10 ning of West Orange as his some distance away. SP TP RF Tot. racing. AUG. 7 th'ruvOCT. 13 J.Egan 1 279.00 general manager. :FraBk Nolan Promoter Ed Otto is making Waldman _ 100 98 100 298 S.Feiertag 6 270.00 of Paterson, secreturjr. and plans for a super race meet Ludwig 100 98 100 298 the game John Papp, the New Jersey Knights Every Thurnioy H ladies' Day 463 New Brnnswick Ave. '. of Columbus chairman of athletics, will conduct Among the eligibles for C.Bahr 2 266.50 Vincent Donohue of NutJey, to be staged here Friday night, Donnelly 99 99 98 296 ! Garden State Park's rich Gar- Admission ...... - $1.2© B. Thompson 5 252.80 treasurer. . • September 12, which will be Yacovino _„ 95 97 100 2S2 FORDS the organization's annual golf tournament at the (den State October 25 is a Reserved Bex Seats . L20 J. Preputniek .... &•"" 249,37 unlike any meet ever seen on (1136) (young horse named Manassa aa East Coast speedway. lie- Forsgate Country Club October 5. ... It looks as (Tax Inc.) No chifdr&m-uHrf&r 16 C.Nier ..:.. „ T 241.28 Ty Cobb holds the Detroit 86 S7 100 283 PHONB | Mauler. Owner J. J. Amiel T. O'Brien 12 233.86 Itgers* consecutive .bitting tails "mB, be aruoouiioed within though Pat Cunningham, the Barren track star, Traffic Circle* Junction of Routes S^33 Pasefc «_w./ 96 98 9S ra a-ienrk j named the horse for his friend, FREEHOLD, N. J. J. Grille „ 9 225.33 streak record. He hit In 40 a few days. All night racing DiBart 94 33 94 (Continued on Page 20) i Jack Dempsey. G. Rusbarsky _ 10 213.50 straight games in 19 U. starts at 8:30 P. M. Agans 90 93 2721 THOKSDAT, 1S58 tbe 875 "No litter—$50 fine" signs placed along roads, are very effective. . . . The State Board of Examination and Registration in Dentistry lias DIRECTORY announced 167 candidates, 91 BUSINESS and 4s esteh setditiozss! void | ©esfiSiise for s&s from New Jersey, passed the June examinations and were $1.00 for IS words | 1® A. BS, if!!' tj£® ssSHffi W@8%&! granted licenses. Reports from Fsyable In advance 1 publication - Firs Exlingnlshers - ffistrisefisft - - iiiflog & Siding > 21 county chapters of the N0 classifies ads ia&ea ®ma plumes Betel - irsgs American Cancer Society, Hew most be sent lo, Jersey Division, reveal there Phone KI-1-602S Our Twentletli 1 QCD .T-R-STEVENS. Mesewg 4-H12 ACCEPTED FIRE Anniversary Year I 3JU are now 20,581 volunteers en- HENSCH'S RAYMOND MUSIC MEANS BoodOng ana Sheet Metal WorS rolled in the service program EQUIPMENT CO. 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. of the society. . . . Milk prices MEM* WANTEB FOU SMM Aecordioo School JACKSON Fire A LIFETIME OF JOY WOOBBRIDGE paid North Jersey dairymen 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin Extinguishers ~Bepairs rose 47 cents per hundred- SECRETARY or Typist; for SHORES CRUST area, moving and SON and Service For Your Girl and Boy weight in July, the first PJEIVATE ACCORDION Carterefc Law Office; must out of state. 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Here's why it pays to have SUPPLIES gressional (House of Repre- mile race and restored to its the Holland Sani-vac Service Signs sentatives) elections. original condition under the Fully Insured supervision of Karl KizeE. once a year: GARDEN GISTOi PiAPERIEI A high vote of disapproval No Charge or Obligation Newest 1959 Patterns It joins 1% other famous m SAVES COSTLY REPAIRS of the President's decision to For Estimates Business send troops to Lebanon would cars which have been as- © REDUCES FIRE HAZARDS STATE sembled by Tony Hulman, Oar Showroom— mean worsening of the GOP's THE 1958 © CUTS DECORATING BILLS Moving and Storage Speedway president, since the Open Daily 9:30 ie «,' chances in November. On the league season is about to gA FOUNTAIN St. George Avean* at V. S. @ Kiceldor Accordions ® ALUMINUM SIBSNG- cial address is "I.C.A.—N.Y.TJ. TEST FLIGHT SCHEDULES losing the first game and. coining back to take the @ Musical Accessories -*!LP.0. 254, New York, N. Y. • FRESH BAKERY Highway 1, Avenel # Student Rental Plan • ZJEADEES • GCTTEBS SAW DIBOO, CaL—The first next two ia the playoff series.... How about Tony Fo» Information CaU HI-2-634g ® SLATE KEPAIR . . , AKhough New Jersey Is plane designed to carry man GOO0S (At the gaining in population, more into outer space — North Maasza, the former Barren' football star, hitting a Open 1 A. M. t« 10:30 P, M. Clovetleat Circle) SAMMY RAY'S • HOT ASPHALT BOOFS then half the total land area American's X-15 — is expect- pair of home runs tor Stan's Bar against Jiggg 9 A.M. to Sf.E, Wot Free Estimates IMCIXTODiG SUNDAYS IncL Sat. • Music and Repair Shop Ililliiliiliil of the State is still covered by ed to be completed Sa Decem- Tavern in the Recreation Senior League chain* WecUHUutaxs Ail Daj Phase MEreury 4-6668 SAM 1AQCADKA, Prop. VA 6-5616 or I forests. The State High- ber and flown two months 461 Hew Brunswick Ave., Fords VA 6-0420 pionship tilt last week. . M I war sanounceslater.