,. ,11 I.,,«il Coverage News, Pictures x \,-wspaper Devoted Presented Fairly, Clearly ( ,|H. <,,mmunity Interest enbent - leaber And Impartially Each Week in SA iin.I ('|.,.,,, M ,||,,r WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951 i.M Kvcry TburMny (PIH.T. \v llui.l,;,., \ Sired, W,xiilliiM(ti\ N .!. PRICE FJVF, CENTS •v Lack Town Starts Plans for Memorial Day Observance; Raid Alarm Hinder Tumulty, Hudson County Solon, Invited to Speak B. of E's. $42,300 Plans WOODMlinGF, — T. James assisted by Thomas Kath Sr., winding u;i at the monument In Test Slated Tumulty, Democratic Assembly- Stephen Thompson, Henry D. honor of the dead of both World man from Jersey (Illy, has been Nelson, William A, Gardner, Wars In the section of the park I ight invited to bo the principal speak- George F.sslk, John A. Kuhlman near Amboy Avenue. Saturday K.J er ;it thr traditional Memorial and Alfred Ryrrmha. For New High School It is expected that this year DM V exercises In Woodbridgc Stephen Thompson of Wood- an additional speaker will be on Park May 30. .11 Sirens and Wtiistles i bridge Post, American Legion, the program, probably a national Tito Hudson County represen- and Julius Prohaska,, chief of representative of the Veterans of To be Sounded at 12; f Miniated tative. Is a graduate of Fordhnm Foreign Wars. Mayor August F. Wnodbridge Fire Company No. 1, System Is Augmented War (lost Unlvrnv>y, Seton Hall College have been appointed parade Greiner will give the address of Feared to be Unusable and .Inlin Marshall CMjeire of marshals. welcome and Woodbridge High A. .;,.; \ meetlnK Is ti.fi. He. was first' ele^d to the I'm ticlpantJ. In the parade are School b'ludents will participate WOODBRIDGE—A test of all ' night aswmbly In November, '1943. asked to report to the marshals in the program. Wreaths will be ivll defense sirens and whistles nR Mroz vlli be conducted Saturday around n Vincent Chaney Is chairman at Woodbridgc flrehouse the day placed at the monument by rep- .,,.,..; of the Middle of Ihe Memorial Day • arrange- of the parade. As usual, the pa- resentative* of veterans' groups, iooh, Hqgh B. Qulgley, chairman Who'll Pick [/piState School Head Reveal* of the Township Civil • Defense ,, (|1iii.o Extermlna- ments committee and he in being rade will begin at 10 o'clock, and their auxiliaries. .,, m an effort to Committee, announced today. , ,ii|ipovt from the In addition the entire communi- He Has 'Yet to See' Any , Township's new Forgets to Lower Booingor(Jg :ations set-up will be tested, in- Tab of $42,300 •iimiittoii program. Essay Honors Won :ludlng six amateur, radio stations ;-!M , in this year WideWd CCarnage IIt CausedCd ind a corpa- of 40 motorcycles Concrete Local Proposal '•nli-d $2,500 to rhlch will be spotted around the If Plans Bust? '„ i i he pesty moa- By School Pupils WOODBRIDQE — Consider- In Water Pressure "ownshlp. , .,.„:. with officials able damage to three cars, a WOODBRIDGE - Will the WOODBRIDGE—The Township Board of Education ap- house and telephone and Public New sirens have been installed ;m,ir(l, of Kcyport. WOODBRIDGE—Essays written WOODBRIDGE — An appeal to Board of Education have to re- parently has no usable plans for the proposed new high Service wires was done Monday at the Woodbridge flrehouse on Sewaren last'by two freshman students at the Board of Public Utilities wll Bchool Street and School No. 7 in imburse the Federal Govern- .school, despite the fact that $42,300 has been paid for them, Woodbrldge HlRh School and pub- afternoon when the boom on a be made by the Board of Health In ment to the tune of $42,300 for it was revealed at a conference with Commissioner of Edu- li,.HI. results, re- truck ripped down wires. Fords. ;,.,,,t $3.500-will**' Ustai-in "Young America Speaks," an effort to secure Increased water Woodbrldge high school plans if cation John H. Bosshart last week. Attending were Town- V, ii' the annual Anthology of High The boom was on a truck pressure for the residents of .Mr. Qulgley also announced that the plans aren't jjsed?.. ', ;iic most-needed 1 men are taking the police in- snip Attorney B. W. Vogel, Committeeman George Mroz School Essays, have been selected driven by Frank Klimm, 47,1197 Woodland, Grant and Summit Grand Concourse, New York structor's course under the direc- This is still an unanswered . and'Township'Engineer Hownrfl ,• iiicern has made by a board of judges to appear in avenues In the Fords section. question. City, and owned by Herosa At a meeting of the health board tion of Patrolmen Joseph Sipos j Madison, representing ihr Town ,, of the Township a bound book on Americanism and and Joseph Dalton, who have been The sum was paid to Pierson I Committee, and J. H. Thayer Mar- Peace. Haulage Warehouse Corporation, Tuesday, Health Officer Harold J. .iinl spots which New York City.' assigned to the work by Police and MacWilliam, Board of Edu- Memorial tin, counsel for the Board of Edu- Ir.ist 1.0 fogRlngs The students are Miss Anna Bailey reported that residents in cation architects, early in 1947 Two cars in a used car lot of the area have difficulty with wate Chief George E. Keating. Approxi- cation, Commlsloner Wlnflrkl Firm mum- starting be- Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the Suburban Auto Sales at the mately 10 first aid classes are in with the stipulation that if a and Supervising Principal Victor '.,n(l June 15. de-Edward T. Mann, 57 Correja Ave- pressure and sometimes find 11 high school were constructed the CeremonySaturday Intersection of Amboy Avenue Impossible In the morning hour: progress throughout the Township. C. Nicking. , much rain falls. nue, Iselin, and Miss Sandra War- and Campbell Street were dam- The civil defense head also re board must reimburse the.Fed- ,,, as follows: Sec-field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to draw sufficient water to "mak PERTH AMBOY—Dedication of The conference was called on a aged by fallen wires as was a ported that Joseph Dambach, chtel eral Government. Althounh no suggestion made by Senntor Vowel ivwaren and the Walter Warneld, 165 (freeman a pot of coffee." complete, usable set of second the Dr. Frank C. Henry Jr. Memo- car owned by May Hosseny, 409 "The difficulty seems to ba," de of auxiliary 'firemen, has his de •Iftl Wine at the Perth Amboy Gen- who protested igalnst 15-year i',jii Heading; sec- Street, Woodbridge. Both are mem- Alden Road, Avenel, and parked partment fully organized and In plane is as yt't available, It is <, ;ind all the area bers of Mrs. Irving Ooodstein's dared Mr. Bailey, "that the Urn 'i'(il Hospltnl will tnke plRce Sat- financing, of the $2,000,000 which nt the intersection of Amboy structions are now being given. understood they are In process, the Board Is seeking to borrow. ; Avenue back to English class. is small and old, and that the apparently with the Idea that urday at 2 P. M. at nn outdoor Avenue and Dunham Place. The Middlesex Water Company is ceremony in front of the recently The Township Attorney pointed ...i :i. Rahway Ave- roof support on a house owned Federal funds will' not have to ;,, vl.uicl up to the In making the announcement afraid to put on more pressure, completed four-story addition. out that with the financing of a the National Essay Association of by F. P, Bartow, 160 Dunham be repaid If entirely new plans Sewer Disposal plant facing the ml especially the It has become progressively worse are used. In the event of rain, Charles E. AnSeh wrote to Mrs. Good- Place, was also damaged. as the new housing development! Mossman Elected Gregory, president of the Board of Township as well as the construc- , .v:i?c outlet; se-c- However, last year J. H, IIills Road, heavily stein ns follows; "As this choice are constructed. I called the wate: Governors, announced that the tion of new schools it is a ques- was made from over a million company and then on April 3 Thayer Martin, board attorney. ceremony will be shifted to the tion of the ability of the taxpayer spots; sec- Commander of DAV expressed the opinion, "The ,s between Main manuscripts and only about 500 wrote a letter asking immedlati auditoi'lum'of Mis Middlesex Coun- to pay the bill, He said the pres- will appear In this book, it should Unlicensed Autos board should bear In mind that sure on the taxpayer would be ichlKhway near steps be taken to remedy the situ WOODBRIDGE — Thomas C ty Vocational School No. 2 on New be considered quite an honor. ation. I received no answer, Th any advance must be repaid Brunswick Avenue. impossible and suggested that the ertion 6, Keas- Mossman was elected commander when and as the board secures The book is a symposium of what other day I received nine calls Dwisht R. G. Palmer, chairman'! bond Issue be permitted to "run Americanism is and stands for andTarget of Keating of Woodbridge Memorial Chapter, legal authority to undertake an hour's time from residents DAV, at a meeting held in the of the board of directors of the the full gamut of 35 years." He list itemized contains some excellent works on construction." Thus, If.the first General Cable Corporation, Will be WOOMlMDHR - Police Chief Woodland Avenue complainin Memorial Municipal Building. plans cannot be used—and Mr. also objected to appropriating •, urs the Keyport the subject. It is America's answer the speaker. $100,000 yearly for thre*.years to iii the cost for each George K. Keatinn h«« ordered a that they couldn't get any water Martin indicated they cannot to Communism and all the other Mr. Bailey further reported Others electer were: Senior vie In the dedication ceremonies, furnish the proposed new schools : iiiows: Section 1, isms of today. It will serve as an survey oi nil tht; streets in the commander, John Pocsaji; junto: (at a Trenton conference with Town.-iliin in a drive to rid the called the Middlesex Water Com the Commissioner of Education former State Senator John E. and requested that the $300,00(1 be :: •!. 3250: section 3. excellent text for classroom work." vice commander, Edward T. Walsh Toolan will eulogize Dr. Henry and made a part of the bond issue. , 4. ssOO; section 5, municipality's thoroURhfureR cf pany again and "was told th last Thursday)—and the board water company Is making plan treasurer, Anthony Tavarone formally dedicate the wing, to be Not Yet Seen Plan U. 5300, or a total of cars narked without plates or out- chaplain, Michael Kocsik; office] goes ahead with a new high to rehabilitate the line. They in school as it undoubtedly must,, followed by a dedication prayer It was at this point of the con- iliiteif plates. „ of the day, Stephen Mahon; ser by Rev. George H. Boyd, rector of To dute, 28 notifications have formed me that a booster pumi the board may be required to pay ference that Commlsloner Boss- man for FogglhR, Colonia Auxiliary had been ordered but due to con geant-at-arms, Benjamin Osofsky St. Peter's Episcopal Church. hart remarked ht had "yet to see ,l tiip committee that been, sent to owners of such cars trustees, James G. Parke, Walte" double architect's fees, and if they are not removed with- dltlons it may be several month: History of Situation Rt. Rev, Msgr. James S. Foley, a definite plan for a new hwh -ice the quality of Its before it can be placed In opera, Palwoda, William Brennan. pastor of. St. Mary's Church, will school." Senator Vogel said he :; ribed ihe methods Marks Anniversary in the next few days they will be The board originally made ap- towed in by the police deportment tion." Installation of officers will be ask the Invocation and Rev. Maxunderstood the Federal Govern- held May 27 at 2:30 P.M. in the plication to the Federal Works D. Davi*on, rabbi of Temple Beth ment had paid $42,300 for school COU3NIA—The Udles' Auxil- and costs ft«$«!e(t against the Seek* Aid Agency for » school estimated - ,-!iuin8 the saftson," owners. The health officer said he wa Municipal Building after whiqh MordecK both of Perth Ampoy, planning to Plersgn and Mnc- \u' may run Into a iary oJ the Colonia Volunteer Plre entertainment will be presented at to cost »1,25y be also said, to owners of cars who asked the board's cooperation in the VFW Hall, Pearl Street. Mr. Gregory will preside at the Mr, Martin was quoted as re- .• MI we are using. versary Saturday at the flrehouse insist on parking On the left fiide was in October, 1948. According ceremony. plying: "I am compelled to say with the Plre Company members asking the Board of Public Utili- Delegates to the State conven- to the FWA, It was subsequently ii change the mate' of the road. ties to take a hand in giving the tion in Wildwood, June 21-23, were Dr. Henry, a prominent surgeon,, we may have to abandon thes< v pest. We know the as guests. Mrs. Robert Morrlssey. found that a project of that size was director of surgery at the plans." He further indicated these president, greeted the group, and "We wilt issue tickets for that people "immediate relief." selected as follows; Mr. Pocsajl, exceeded the probable financial :cn were highly offense," the police head stated, Stanley Sotaleski, Michael Kocsik. Perth Amboy General Hospital plans call for construction esti- results last year, Introduced the president of the "If there is a nre In that neigh- ability of the school district and "regardless of where they are borhood and the fire company Lester Varga, Mr. Parke, Mr. Tava- until his death in an automobile mated at $3,000,000—considerably facings." Plre Company, Reginald Brady; parked. The people In this Town- two weeks later the.Board of accident in March. more than the "Board can legally ihe president of the Firemen's As- can't get sufficient water pressure, rone, Michael Krall and William Education revised and reduced appropriation will ship must learn to park their cars someone will have an awful black Berezowsky. The new wing which will be borrow," under present regula- (any out the sea- sociation, James Taggart, and Fire properly." 1 the project to a total estimated dedicated in his honor contains a tions. Chief Stanley Seab'asty, all of eye," Mr. Bailey warned . cost of $1,000,000 and the ad- Mr Mrm suggested The board passed the necessary suite of five operating rooms with Mr, Finn stated as far as he >i arranged with the \tfhom spoke of the cooperation of vance architects' fees were re- connecting scrub rooms, ten semi- knew and as far »s he could deter- Elisabeth Man Nabbed resolutions to send to the Board duced to $42,300. It was on this p was pojnted out lie womettin fire company affairs of Public Utilities and a copy will Attorney General private rooms, a spacious lobby mine at meetings he had attended iuoal program the reduced basis that the advance and new administrative offices, a there had never been anything; A turkey dinner wits served, with As Drunk After Crash be sent to the Middlesex Water was approved by the FWA. The relieved of coming he following committee In charge: Company. Residents of the affected new central supply room and a definite decided as to whether the ini> and might be WOODBRlribE—Wtijiam Clark To Give Talk Here final report stated thattthe pro- new pharmacy. original plans were to be aban- Chairman, M,rs. Robert Schussler, area are also urged'to send to their posed school W0Uld.be construct- r municipality out assisted by Mrs. George Scott, Mrs. Jr., 33, 538 Orier Avenue. Eliza- complaints to the Board of Public doned or modified to jsuit present 'in nnanotng. beth, will appear before Magis- 1 WOODBRIDGE—Attorney Gen- ed for 1,800 pupils. Tne" mannef* needs. He also said he was, under Skibrnski, Mrs. Paskel in Which it was figured that a Canvas Used in Salvage Mtrrltt, Mrs!li)9minick Afyta, MrsiWe Andrew D. Deamond tonight eral Theodore Parsons will be the the Impression that the original to answer a complaint of drunken guest speaker at the dinner-meet- 1,800-pupil high school could be' Stolen from. Blaze Site plans called for a 1,880-puptI John Condas. Mrs. John De' Sllva, constructed for $1,000,000 even driving. ing wf the Men's Brotherhood of school and that the Board would Mrs. John Parker. Mrs. Joseph Hospital Reports Bergen in 1947, has not been disclosed. WOODBRIDGE ~ Twe 1 a r g e Manila, Mrs. George Pook and Mrs. The Elizabeth jnan was Involved the First Presbyterian Church at have to reimburse the Federal mobile accident early Condition as Iniprovhd the Parish House next Wednesday pieces of canvas, one owned by thegovernment if a. high school is Gifts were presented to two evening at 6.W Kites !ry 20 trolman Michael Sasso arid Wil- WOODBRIDGE — E e p o r t s The speaker, who will be intro- Commissioner Ken- : '* members who have moved from the : Linked in Black Market Products Company, were stolen liam Romond, Clark crashed into from the Perth Amboy General duced] by the Brotherhood presi-. 'neth Woodbury, In charge of :«iK — Re*v, Maurice district, and who were guests, Mrs. from the site of tlie burned-out the rear of a cnr'drjven by Mary Hospital last night Indicate that dent, Stanley Brookfleld, will 3peak TRENTON—Edward A. Kopper, buildings anil -finances, emphatt-- • ••—•*-; !i>in, former curate Neil Esposito and Mrs. Frank Cola- Rosato, 28, Biondl Street, Cliff- Police Commissioner John Ber- block of stores on Railway Avenue, arro. A special award was won by oh "Termites." Dinner will be local attorney and recently ap- cally asserted he was "not favor- church,.will be the wood, on Route 25, near Berkshire gen is "greatly improved." according to a report madlfe by ably Impressed with sketches the v* ! Mrs. Margaret Scott. icrved by a committee of the pointed enforcement director for Murray Dern, 253 South .Park me annual crown- Street, Avenel. Miss Rosato'.s car Mr. Bergen was taken to the Ladies' Aid Society of which Mrs. architect -brought to previous '% 'iir of the Blessed the Trenton district, Office of 'rive, who occupied one of the had to be towed away from the hospital Sunday night on the S. B. Demarest is chairman. Stabilization, has announced''t! meetings." He declared that be- '/<*; •I:.-. 'J0 at 7:30 P.M. scene. Clavk was brought into advice of the family physician stores as a drugstore. Mr. Dern for any action will be tuken by tS Youth Thefted Batteries, John' Short has been named di- special OPS agents have uncovered said the canvases had been used church under, the headquarters where he wasi exam- after he had suffered a slight incriminating evidence against the State Department the "Board- y:% : si. James' Sodality. rectonof the Brotherhood Minstrel to cover the showcases at the Rah- ined by DP. Henry A. Belafsky, heart *ttaok. • -% • • ShowSto be preoeqted May 24 at black market meat operators. of Education must set a definite \ >' Ami Grace, Oren- Township physician, and pro- way Avenue site after the fire. program and in case of building \ WOODBRIDGE—Charles "Col- Woodbridge High School audito- Several slaughter houses, their ••• ulent of the So- nounced under the Influence of Woman SeriouslySrusly Hurt Ldrsen is general customers and food merchants as NAMED CD AIDES needs, the' Supervisintt Hrlrtftlfial' '*'"*' lie" Johnsoni 18. 9 Crows Mill liquor and unfit, to operate a motor rlum. Anton »nd High School Principal should 'k chairman. well as a public official have been COLONIA—Joseph Godby, chief buys of the parish Road, Keasbey, was committed to vehicle. As Stove Flume Flares discovered to-he actively operating of the air raid wardens of Civilian list the education needs of the •; n/hts of Our Lady: the county workhouse to await the communlU" and Unbuilding pia«.,*.^| WOODBRIDGET — Mrs. Doris contrary to. OPS meat regulations Defense Committee of Woodbrldge' .lames Corrigan, action of the Grand Jury on a ATTEND CONVENTION gram set up according to those vj COLONIA—The Colonia Wom-Lake, 29, 385 claybourne Street, to slaughter Cattle, fabricate their Township, has appointed the fol- rMwiird Krejdler, complaint of larceny. The youth lowing in zone 11 -A to be in charge needs." He also said that both he '. en's Republican Club was repre- is being treated at the Perth Am- to Install meats and dispose of it through i!, I'.iulNagy.pohn was committed after being unable •etail channels. The investigation of defense activities, including and the Commissioner must have ^rk to ltlse a $500 bond. sented at the convention of Newboy General Hospital for first de- "something better than a prellmi- f gree burns. thus far has disclosed a public first aid: Thomas Leworthy, East H be held tonight According to Sgt. Pied Linn and Jersey Republican Women at- At- Slate Tuesday official actively engaged In the Street; .George Daley, Amherst nary drawing or sketch" before ' ' I- m St. James' lantic City on Thursday by Mxs. Mrs, Lake was burned about the any approval will be given. '-.. | Plainclothesman Fred Leidner, face and arms Yesterday morning conspiracy, Mr. Kopper said. Avenue and John Stevens, Lake •I;, are also sched- "Collie" Is alleged to have stolen George Kellern, Mrs, Philip Den WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. 'Eugene The investigations are expected Avenue. Mrs. Mary Brady an- Review^ Needs * nrnluy, Thursday Bleyker and Mrs. George Till. The while attempting to light the gasBurns will be installed in tier sec- Commissioner Woodbury also new batteries from the Liberty range in the kitchen of her home, to be completed soon and the cases nounce.5 the first aid course will in-s in the church. Trucking Company. Tlie youtb told members Qf the Colpnia Republi- ond year as president of School No. will be referred to the Department continue on Wednesday rights at indicated that all facilities, Includ- can Club will attend a theatre per- The flame suddenly shot around ing gym, auditorium and cafeteria, •' the officers that he broke the bat- her body as she held a ifiatch to 1 P-.T.A. at the final meeting to beof Justice. the flrehouse. teries and then sold them to Junk formance on May 11 at the Paper held Tuesday in the auditorium Jould have to be constructed for •• i Mill Playhouse. the oven jet. ,800-pupll capacity, as the re- T$ dealers for $2.50 each. • of School No. 11. Featured for the ; is lijted evening entertainment will be the IJorts of the Supervising Pi'inclpal | well known Central New Jerjey lions Club Names Officets Slate; predict that enrollment in a few jj Operetta Guild. ; years, class room space, he said, 'j Contest Instrumental Music Department of Township, could be built now for 1,200 pupils, '. Other officers to be installed are ! Mrs. David Gutman, vice presi- Kopper Due to Become President but the building should be so con* 'i House and structed that a new wing would J -i:, held at Colonia dent; Mrs. William StftUm, treas- WQOPBIUDGE - Edward A. will be nerved. Reser- Schools to Present Annual Concert oh May 18thurer; Mrs. Ralph Deutsch, record- Kopper, local attorney and recent- vations may be made with Dr. wily have to .in<4uiln '.nddiUOQAl Jk • 'ii!'.ht and featured Edith Dittler, Joan Gerhuulo; Ma- Holden, John Essink, Roberb t Ara- Ing seoretary, and Mrs, Runyon Novak or Mr. Paul. class rooms. '•> and a play by WOODBRIDOK g ly named District Enforcement rie" Lemiska, Arthur Kulmc, Made- William, f Ronald d U Ouu hundred per cent aUtplgnce Commissioner Bosshart war- : ^ are being held for the annual cun- Anztvino, Barry Rohde, Emsfc, roit'eeponding h 4 ,the...Tr«utwo PMikPMikt ,e.,e.ff line Coar, June Hopkins; Fords Qflkti of Stabilizatiobli n uwards will lie presonteif at the !McHtJle"to" senator Vtife i ho second annual cert of the instrumental music jBtm Johnson, Wlllfaih Mai. Mrs. Thomas raggitmt, prestoeftt thft Qflkti of f No. M> Buchmann, Caroline (OPS), is BChcduied to be elected next meeting to Dr. Henry A. B«l- gestions and Indicated he wouW i^'niMired by the Co- department of *he Wqodbrto Intermediate Orchestra of the 'Metuchen High School 1 Bacj; No. 1 School, Anna Mae preaidunt of the Woodbiidife Lions af.sky, Lawrence F. Campion, Irv- do the best he could to help ''•'•n announfjed as Township Schools to be presented Hunt; Sewaren, Julian Anderson, Pluto, Robert Lombardi, Harriet P.f .A. will speak briefly on P.T.A. Township taxpayers but at th» alms and achievements, and will Club at the May 28 meeting, ac- ing Goodstein, Mr. (Jottatein, Emil '••• 'UiHie, first prizein Wood'brldgeHiBh School Audi- Sally Liberty, Roger Oberc; Ave- Holden; violin, Joan Farfcas, Mari- Hoiieny, Dr.., Hutncr, Mr. Janas, same time indicated he expected i| torium May 18 at 8 P. M. then conduct the installation. cording to a alate submitted by i; honorable men- nel Michael Petrln, Patricia Kirk, lyn Zawadzki, Catherine Martucci, •the nominating committee. He will Mr. Kayser, Mr. Kopper, Otto the Board to come up pith a defl* .'i-tinur; flft^ grade The concert i8 under the direc- Dolores Prank, Hilda Marcus,•Ar- i Robert Wlldblood. George Bart; succeed Adolph Gott^tein. nivDr, NpvaM Mrv. S"t nc# vkt pH(h soon. J ' 7 ' » -in!illy; honorable tion of Theodore Hoops, directoi Hope-lawn, Anthony Shlijij John lene Chlnchar. John Ivan, William COMMUNION BREAKFAST 'Others nohiinated were first vice and Mi:. Schork. It had been hoped that a May 0J -the department, assisted by h'kt Do^m Frank, Hilda Bagdi, B^rb^ra Rodwanski, Mar- AVENEL—A communion break- presidont, Herman Stern; second Delegates Named I election would be held on the spe- baa*, The prograni """ Arlene Chlncnai', Jolui gery Yahisevlch, ciiarles Bam- fast will be held for Ro*wy mem' vice prettkhmt, Oco»«t! «Kayser; Delegateg s to the S|at|ee CConven- cial referendum for the proposed w; bora . nn Sunday a| thud vica U pt, P; C. Stanclk; tion att AtlantiAtlti c CitCity JWtJWe 1 anddnew high school and Uiruan Ave- andJusn school bands and orches- Carroll ; Charles F. Jones wwiskl, Richard Puakas, Tngmas- Metlls, Mass. Mrs. 8. %Ud ,., -'.WuSJHBBImvi,,M. and Mrs tras! A violin solo, an *oe duet, Winolcki, June Borbely, Patricia Ostrower, Anita Rostel, Patdcia man and Mrs. Peter Oreoo Is C9* retary Rav. WtlliuurH. Schmaus; artirt. GerK&ska, Mr nine In a muddle bodks o1 a piano duet and numbers featur- Bagdi; F<*ds No, 7, Margery Rechnltzer; viola, Richard P,us- chairman. Tickets may be obtained Lion Tamer, John Schorfcfc; Taii l Kayser, Dr. Novak, Mr. Stancik eral months before^ the election ing glockenspeils will be offered. Yarusevlch, Charles Rambera, kas, Margaret Ki-amer, Elizabeth from them persons. Twister, Dr. Cyril 1. ^utner; di- with alternates John Biltski, Mr. oan be held. : The personnel of the musical Jeanette LaBanw, Margaret Kra- Burns, Adele Roerig, Patricia rector |or tWo yeara, Joseph J»naa Gottstein, Mr. Mayer, Mr. Kopper organisations U "as £o"ow8i, mer, Jean Livingston. Wlckes; piano, Patricia Bagdi; and Irving Gooilittein. The newand Irving Sales. Delegates to tin •VM.-!'; SATtEDAY Ohta: Prom Coloni lnnla alto clarinet. Kmnatti Phuplar; AT International convention also »' TO PRESENT PLAV :1> novelty dance wll From B«jnoal U officers will take over ll; cello, Carol, HoagUnd, Ann Nagy, ™ Prize viHh'ners at Dr. Etyiltf Novak, Atlantic City. June 21-28 are Mr. WOODBRIDGE—The Carmelite " *y evening at the Na 11 Scho*, And»w Meglus, Players w^U pres«»t "No Place Uke !!1 Wittemund, 2 Carrol Bflttsn, Anita Rostal, Elaine Olrdner; string bass, Jean the last meeting of the Triple the picnic . committee, has an (JoUstein and ,• Mt> J&opner witl »i;m Avenue spon- Livingston; drums, Ronald Anai- J"oursoras B*ida« CUib,, held at Its Miv Hume,'' their first production, June 1 ^''lien's Association Henry 'Jansan, Victor Oatr chairman. A Jolpt Port John Mai, fttrftit Reihnlteer, Tickets B»y be secm-ad from any ! Elisabeth Burni, Lillian Walsh, inet, Robert Aragon; John Es- onne, were:, Mrs. Albert Hagen lodge of the Kiddie K«ep*Wel Edwin Casey, membership chair- cl Voluntsev slnk, Ambrose Pastor; comet, WU- member pi the group or at thp bartl, Jwet Martin", Adele Roerlt, _ Wt Mrs. Herbert Eyefkusa, Mrs. Huo Gamp. A barbecue supper con man, reported the committee ap- Mwyta (ConlinuBd on Pa«t 8) and Mrs. A. W. Scheldt. oi iteaks, hot d Practical • Give Her 1 Hi') C.iloniB First Aid Squad ie were co-chairmen. The llir Amerirnn Canrer So- r n-o winner was Mrs. Ol is A (nfl She Needs . . . • ly. Sears'The do..r prl/r.s wore won I Mr Frank W.mca reported that by ?ir-i Helen Birrw Mrs, Fred A NEW artp>- is completed and Is be- Asrmmh nnrt Mr? Andr<\v Mffills. I '••nnle-fljii the county and Table winners were Mrs, Carl •Hires. Mrs. ^Michael Petra.s, Swrtifs Mrs. A. .1. Mrrinker. Mrs. Mbcri BMna,. Mrs, Albert Barna.! SUIT « TOPPER / :;']•! of the card party May t li'.rird' nil plans arc com- Michael Ipp'i. Hrnvy Kennedy,; Mrs A. .1. Vnnis. Mrs. Given RofT. • Mrs. n.irold Hansen and Mrs. Mrs. C.eortr ^Uriwin. Mrs. Oeorw .'•|jr Fr.v vrpoi-tqd on the meeting Miw,. Mrs, Vii'd Ascmil'li. Mrs. •' :>!'• •tJ if. Ladies' Auxiliary ,Ics«')):i UoBonis. Mrs. CInra Caviil- PAV HOWERS. VU^HE 10 WOHOR HER :cro, Mrs. Mary Nar.aro. Mrs.-j $ ••'nifii v.,i iii-id in Port Reading. A, AMD PEP viMllE AtoTHtR LIVES. l-hu'.s were discussed ftfr members .JAR\M, FOUNDER Of • Dorothy Mangannro and . Mre. i COATS*" 15" i<> ntPml Hie Stale convention In I James Potts. I Open for Your Convenience ('•HTiden May 17. . SENEES Non-player pri;:es vve.nt to Mrs AllOWBP ON WOlMER'S PA/ James Elhmer., JanVes N.«iiro,[ The, Kir-si. Aid class meets at the •SERVICES ARC HSLO IN DAILY 9 TO 6 - FRIDAY 9 TO 9 ii-chous" Friday evenings. Stanley WOR.AMP rAMin? Vincent Buonocore. Mrs. Edward; CHURCH IN HAP?y . Parker. Mrs. Charles Mnsarik, L. [ Chapman of the Avenel and Co- LIIUE CLU5TIRS ALL DAY SATURDAY III" mysteries of this microwave absorption doo-hiriiev—;i very Ray Aiibani, Mrs. George Cos- li'im First Aid Sqund is instructor, SUNDAY li A. M. TO 3 P. M. li,:li frequency radio apparatus—ire explained to a trio of liberal will tie planted on the Erove, Mrs. Charts Poriraza. Mrs. iii Is students taking the special Rutgers I'niversity physies course erntinris in memory of the Of 1UE FAMILV WIUL Thomas Knox. Mrs. M, A, Nazzaro CA\X . and Eunene Pharr. fur rum-srit-nce majors. I^ft In right, are Dr. Richard T. U'eiilner, deceased members for Memorial FAMILV Day. Mrs. John Ijockie was ap- MAKE WOTWffS avsistant professor of physics, who teaches the special class; John A (>; were Mrs. John Paul, Mrs. J. CHffBFUL AWT^ER-S good neighbor Herman, Mrs. William Hofgesong PAy CARPS A«E AlW/K/S MOM* f IR61 2fiSoto Mrs. Everett Johnson and Mrs. SR U1 HR NEW DeSQTOS & PLYMOU treat that Michael llribar. )c Miking FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY cant be beat! The shoes mi .vinir foot took about UM6ER Wfl MEMOC an hour to make. That's the average rate per pair per worker. It's twen- ty times the spo;>d of Civil war days. METCHIK MOTORS, Ins

MEETING POSTPONED YOUR AUTHORIZED DcSOTO • PLYMOUTH Fellowship Meeting May 18 Set COLONIA—The Card Club will 446 Si. GfOrUOS AvC. Near I""*" Avenue KallH UV. N, meet next Friday, May 18, 8 P. M. At Avenel Presbyterian Church af the home of Mrs. Margaret We Always Have a Fine Selection of Good Used Cars Scqjtt. Inman Avenue, Instead of OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY AVENEL--The Ladies' Aid So- Arthur Bietsch, Mrs. Fred Bauer, tomorrow. cit-iy of the Avenel Presbyterian Mrs. Martin Macig, Mrs. Arthur Whatever Coffee yon re drinking rii'iivh met in the auditorium Vetland. Mrs. Burton Seward, now —it whatever price —we chal- dav, with Mrs. R. G. Perier Mrs. Frank Cenegy. Mrs, Richard ws,','*',','.^^^^ lenge yon to taete FlagstaS Coffee!. Myers, Mrs. Raymond Grabble, Enjoy * deep, mellow, velvely ftavor i were led by Mrs. Mrs. Edmund Speece, Mrs. Arthur born out ol a tecret blend af the .Sirih'n Vit'.h. A movie, "Fire Peterson, Mrs. R. G. Perier and richeit coffee beam from Braxil, the Earth," was shown be- Mrs. Arthur Bryer. A committee Colombia and Venetoelal SM why thc business meeting. meeting will bfi held Thursday evening at the church. Proceeds there') no other Coffee like FlaeiUffl Mrs. Perier appointed Mrs. I Frederick Beekley to represent the will go for finishing a room in the new church, Ladies Aid at the Wood-bridge Council of Church Women on Mrs. Frank Brecka, overseas I Friday, May 18. sewing chairman, reported a pack- Members are requested to make age has been sent and a group of i plans to attend the Animal Synod- worker* will meet at her home on SOLD ONIY BY YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER ic;il Meeting at Westminster Choir Wednesday afternoon to make College, Princeton, on June 11, surgical dressing for other pack- 12 and 13. ages. Report,:; were given by the fol- Mrs. Arthur Moore and Mrs. ilowing chairmen: Mrs. John Etter- Brecka attended a program, "Mis- ;-.hanU, who announced the pro- slop MefhodjS in the Power Age," ceeds from the , flotfex making fit the First) Presbyterian Church s-'rouf) \vill b?, used for flashing in Ratoway.' ii room .of die new church uu::£i- Mrs. OrjH.^Weferling announced Mrs. Bertram Van fcleft re- the annual evening gVoup Presby- ported on purchases mac^e to com- terjar, meeypg at the-Westminster plcte" Uie needs of the* kitchen, Presbyter'lail Church., Elizabeth, on Dtohes. pans, coffee urn,. water May 22. The speaker will be Mrs. healer and other accessories have Ashton Stuart, missionary on fur- been acquired. Mrs. George Kay- lough -from Iran. \ Reservations cloths for the Aid. 'sTM^fV mjuie with JJSii^i &. Perier by May 16. Mrs, Arthur Moofe, chairman of the cancer dressing group, re- Mrs. Weferling will take' sub- ported b6 Sdressinus have been scriptions for the Outreach Maga- scut to Ptreh Amboy General Hos- zine. pit.tl. A meeting of the group will Speakers for the June meeting be held tonight at the church. will be Jack Ettershank and Frank Mrs. Edward-Kosic reported on Vigh, members of the church the fellowship dinner to be held who are studying at theological on May 18 at the church at 6:30. schools. Reservations should be» matte aa Hostesses wera ,Jti's. . Arthuu soon a.s possible with a member Peterson, Mrs. Paul Knips, Mrs. of the committee and the latest Perier, Mrs, George* Becker. Mrs. 1 Shower her with exquisite.gifts from the by Monday, May. 14. The conimit- Moore, Mrs. Robert passaway and PARAMOUNT SHOPS ice is Mrs. George Kayser, Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Lott| with a Well-Earned Bouquet! BLOUSES JUDY BOND A bouquet to smart mothers all over town wh

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The Underwear and Corset Center of Perth Aniboy The Home of Cream Top Milk" ROBERTS | IMNN THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951 PAGE THREE

Colonia News Flowers for Mother Mother-Daughter Woodhridge Personals Jewish Sisterhood, Men's Unit •Mr. and Mrs. Mrlvin J. Mel- Banquet Tomorrow hnson, 97 Green Street, enter- S( ott llch, Beekman Avenue, were hosts Plan Joint Installation Rites rilH ' " ., tained nt a cocktail party Satur- . Kilwurd Arnold on Sunday to Mr, and Mrs. John Qraa, Kenilworth. WOODBRTDGE-The Women's day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ',,,,„, lind William, Association of the Woodbrldge WfXJDBRIDGE Joint installa- —The following enjoyed a skat- Robert FlUpatrlck, Mr. nnd Mis. .,,„,.(! Hie Barrett Gospel Church has completed tforbert Jost and Mr. and Mrs. tion ceremonies of the Sisterhood ,, ] Sunday. ing party on-Prlday in Bayonne- Summer Parties plans for Its annual mother- Neil Stoddard, town. nnd Men's Group of Concregatlon ,,. ' (irorse Scott, The Misoes Mildred Madsen, Mario Terzella, Wiltna .Froehllch, Anna | dnuRhter banquet tomorrow In the —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Obropta Adath Israel will be held May 20 . ll(,.;is on Sunday I First Aid Squad Building. Dinner Alfred Mae ZlijJ-er, Patricia Scott, aii Of and daughter, Trudy, spent the Planned by Club |at 7 P. M nt the Woodbrldge Cotn- Colonia, and Marian Murphy, Jer- I w ill br srrved at 6:30 P. M. Tickets weekend In Greenwich, Conn., as waklron and may be secured from Mrs. Eugene imunity Center Mrs Irving Oood- sey City. Uic guest* or Mr, and Mrs. Ru-; AVENEL-The Avrnol Woman's Charles 011- Hums, general chairman, or from ontcrtalned 'dolph Petrak, Mr. Petrak Is the club met at the school with —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Newklrk any member of the association. ,', Joseph Keyes Amherst Avenue, visited Mrs Ulleadinl g tenof r oft thVe NeM w Yortk Marlp Hayden, second vice presi- Reservations should be made not Samuel HofTmah. former city ,„, wiadron and Charles Sprague, 8outh Amboy^ City Opera Company and has ap- dent, presiding. Saturday. laior than tonight. peared on radio and television commissioner, New Brunswick, Mrs. Reeves Haven, DUryea, PH., A donation of $100 was made nnd a member of the State Mu- ' ' William Zlerer, —Miss Margaret Scott, Inman programs. will be the Ruest speaker. There to the Avenel and Colonia First nicipal Planning Commission, wlll 'n-lrhrated their Avenue, spent «fc weekend with f will be an appropriate program —The Ladles' Auxiliary, Dlvl- Aid Squad and to the Near East be the speaker ol the evening. The friends in LyndhurW lliv[.rsnry and Mrs. find special music. son No, 8, A.O.H. will meet tonght Foundation. musical portlim of the program w.-Ltii a family —PFC John M. O|phant, sta- An Invitation is wtended to at 8 o'clock at the Columbian Club. Resignations were accepted from will be provided by Alfred Medl- Sundayy. tioned »at Keesler Air Force Base, mothers and daughters of the A Social hour will be held. Mi's. Edward Btellmacher and Mrs.nets. soloist, and the Operetta • Miss., Is spending a tcti-day fur- Vincent Froe- :iiiii(iny School and church and —The cancer dressing commit- J. Boulden.who are moving fr&m Guild, of Motuchon. lough with his parents, Mr. and thrir friends. f tee, sponsored by the Worhen's«6o- town. New members accepted were Assisting on the committee are Mrs. Charles Oliphant. clety if Christian Service of the Mrs. Stephen Markulln find Mrs -*S 1/c Lawrence Proehllch, has Mrs. Harry KaRer. Sydney Dar- Methodist Church, will meet this Harry Jones, Jr. win, Harold Frankcl, David Out- returned to Charleston, South Carl Fischer Honored afternoon In the Sunday School| Mrs.. James McHugh Is attend- Carolina, after spending the week- man, Mrs. Eusene Hornlck. In . (lillicrt, 72, room. ing the annual State ConvmtlAn End with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. At Confirmaton Parjy charge of the installation proceed- retired ynrd- —Mrs. William Butters, Harrcll In Atlantic City as the Club's rep- Vincent Froehllch, Beekman Ave- ings are Mrs,. Israel Segal, Mrs. al Lend f'om- Avenue, visited her son and nue. AVENEL—Carl Fischer, son of resentative, Sydney Darwin, Mrs. Irving Salto riii|>loycd for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer, dauRhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs, wllllam Zlerer The first lri the annual series nnd Mrs. Saul Splllar. Sunday at hui Woodbridge Avenue, was given a Robert Butters, Packa'nack Lake, and daughter, Anna Mae, Mldwond of summer card parties will be •Reservations' may be made with f Simp- arty" In celebration of his con- for a few day. Way, were the guests on Sunday of held May 28 at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Carpenter, chair- ihiinii. 1 \M MOM ON A PICNIC: —Mrs. W. C. Lqeson, Rahway 1 rmation which took place at the Nevln Bierly. 58 Ocornc Street, man; Mrs. Leonard Dubrow, Mrs. Mar Mr. and Mrs. Vineent Kondas, Tnlic Mowers first and then use Avenue and Mrs. Rufus Hosking, Jrlnity Church in Woodbridge, with Mrs. Earl Smith as co-chair- Morris Chodoslt, Mrs. Walter Ru- CillH-rt; three Plttstown. tin- hiiiuly liampcr basket to Martool Drive, attended a dessert Sunday. man . dennnn. MM. Melvln Welrier, \V:iltw —,-=rMxi .Mwgarqj, Scott. Inman t,irr\ the fond. For Mother's Dinner guests were.Mf. and Mrs. bridge at the home of Mrs. Robert The closing meeting for the Mrs. Leifn Welnwarten, Mrs. Ben- ,in; Mrs. Janet Avenue, was the Ruest on Sunday IUv, llindy Cameron or NBC-- Wfiilam Fischer, Crahfoi'fl: Kart Oak* Short. Hills. and Mrs. year will be held[May 18 in the jamin. Kantmi Mm Mto*R«HM*r of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Steinberg IV srterts a mother daughter Fischer, Rldgewood, Long Island; —Pride of New Jersy Council school, followed by a dinner at man, Mfti. Jack Laden, Dr. Irving ,rds; a son, Lee, Union Beach. of carnations, ^ and Mrs, Raymond Helnrlch No. 243, Sons and Daughters of j Howard Johnson's Restaurant, i Goldman, Sydney Dornyak, Rich- .hil.livn; a broth- —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maglia. lilac, glads and Iris The and daughters, Grace and Kathy, Liberty welcomed Mrs, Joseph i i,-r, Mrs. Olive ard Burns, Irving Soodsteln, Oaywood Avenue, were hosts on sm.illrr basket contain* similar Avenel. Perry, Avenel and Raymond Beck- Woodbrldge. i l.nuis, Mo, Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank and plays counter- er, Milltown, Into membershp at Hostesses were Mrs. Frank .,- were lt«lii yea- Jftooby, Mrs, Nancy CociNwa, New- point to the larger arrangement. Government sees abundant sup- a meeting held in the Woodbrldge Barth, Mrs. William ,Gery and j Steel production rate seen stay- liiriy ark. Alyn Wayne of the Florist's plies checking food prices. Emergency Squad Building. Mrs. Charles Brookwell. ' ln« over 100 per ctnt for monUw. Pvith Amhoy. -Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hushes, Telegraph Oellvery Ass'n sug- Cluvcrlcaf Park Caroline Avenue, entertained on gests this as the ideal solution >'>^ Sunday Mr, and Mrs. John Lanza for the gentleman who ha* a and son, Robert, Jersey City. wife and mother gift problem, Mr.;. Mary J. Mr. and Mrs. James Black, it comes to young moth- t895 CHRISTENSEN'S im "Kiiwanl Kborn, Patricia Avenue, entertained on ers, like the one on the left, they lii'r home, 6S0 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Theodore go for lilac and yellow roses. THE FRIENDLY STORE" n old resident of Black, Mrs. John Robinson and This should delight young hus- irvivcd li>' a son, daughtets, Louise and Anne, East bands, inasmuch as the FTD recommends this arrangement l.niii she renided. Orange. , held Tues- —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black, as a Rood inexpensive choice «lTi omnows fi.im tho home. Jr., Patricia Avenue, celebrated for Mother's Day. Whether the iv in the their first wedding anniversary roses arc red, yellow or pink, ' Hertford, and Mr. Black's birthday with a they somehow carry a special dinner party at Maple Tree Inn message to every mother on he* Avenel. Guests were Mr. and Mrs special day. James Black, Miss JcunnetU H,;;;)(;K Boldiwar Ugi, B4ackv Mrs. Frank Importlco, Cul- ,'.'.'• .,i wondbrldge for onla; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sopor .,','..,.,.-;. died Sunday at Rahway, and Mr. and Mrs. August .' A;i.:hiv Hospital. He re- De Vlco, Flalnfleld. Avenel Items IS' >•• Hui•..(•dale Avenue. —Miss Joan Brady, daughter o ...,.(i by three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Brady, Oay- ;r:d-.:i': Vincent. Rah- wood Avenue, celebrated her third —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and —Mrs. Earl Palmer, Miss Nancy , pi. Perth Amboy. birthday Saturday. Guests were children. Tervanco and Fi'ank. Jr., Palmer, Miss Alida Van Slyke and :i -ildicn also survive. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Qallas, Mrs. Somerville, were Sunday uiiests of Mis. Frederick Beckley attended , ii r; were held this Anne Zelko and son, Ronald, Hill Mr. and Mrn, Arthur Bictsch, the Branscomb . Choral annual to we&r. • ;he Holy Rosary side. Clinton Place. concert at Town Hall recently. •:i Amboy. with Rev -Mrs. Frank Importlco, Patricia —Mrs. Frederick Bauer, 34 Chase —Mrs. R. G. Perier, Demarest China as celebrant Avenue, was hostess on Sunday to j Avenue. Is visiting this week with Avenue, and Mrs. Frank McGar- On the day personal to Mother - - make YOUR gift . mintil was In Our her MMr . and Mrs. Michael Capua anand'd - daughter and son-in-law. Mr. rah,*\Voodijricftee, spent Saturday nd Un personal, too. Let it reflect your pridp in her, |c' HiLi:• ary Cemetery. daughtersht , Laura Jean and Ml-.**nd Herbertt SchabiloSchabilonn ooff with Mi's. M. J. Robinson, Point Paramus. Pleasant. ,1. NKDKU chele, Plalnfleld and Howard Ash- not only as a mother, but as q, lovely personality. more, U.S.N. -The—Parent-Teacher Associa- —Mrs. Harold Van Ness, Avenel |0!)illtii)OK Funeral serv- —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arnold, tion will meet at the school Tues- Street, general chairman of the She will appreciate these tributes to her charm. jiii .1 Neder, a super- Inman Avenue, entertained on day at 8:15 P. M. Installation of Vacation Church School, held a' f-"ii-:er Wheeler Cor- Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John Kolas officers will be held. Mrs. Harold meeting of the planninfi commit- .n uiiii suddenly at his and children. Joan arid John; Mr. Orausam wilwlll be installinstfillinp™, officerfficer. tee at her home recently. Leader • iv. will be held Sat- and teacher courses were chosen . .ii H-.30 o'clock at and Mrs. Rene Brlelle daugh- . —Rev. and Mrs. Warren Wai- ter Elaine Rahway man' Wocdbrldge Avenue, spent and the faculty will meet in the . LINGERIE Mil in Street, and at ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Storch, a eornbined business and pleasure near future to complete the final'] s:. .lames' Church. Inman Avenue, were the .guests on in Philadelphia Mbnday. details for the program. The Vaca- in st. Janvs' Ceme- tion Church School will be held Slips, Petticoats, Gowns Sundayy of Mr. and Mrs, Oilman -Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Lott. Laurel, Long Island, visited their at the Avenel Presbyterian Church Dorn, Berkeley Heights. :iiiliij in Coi'Qjjer JO- (son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and from June 18 to June 29. Present Bed Jackets, Pajamas •;i w.ih due to & at the meeting were Rev. and Mrs. Mrs. Frederick Lott, Demarest Nylon - Rayon • Cotton Mr. Neder was 80 Avenue, over the weekend. Warren Warman, Mrs. Walter ,v in fraternal and Myers, Mrs. James Krutzler, Mrs. Republican Club —Mr. and Mrs. George Kayser, By Luxite Seamprufe and Barbizon .! was a member of Fifth Avenue, entertained their i Arthur Psterson, Mrs. David i (iiilTin Assembly, nephew, Russell Fischer, Roselle, Davis, Mrs, Edward Kosic, Mrs, Knights of Colum- Party Successful over the weekend. | Frank Cenesy. Mrs. Albert Aymer. i'x C'uiinL'il Knights —Mr, and Mrs. William Kuz-; Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Alex • ii i the Holy Name. ( AVENElr-Tlie Avenel Republi- miak have received word that their jMcDertnott. • . , HOSIERY limit's' Church. ; can Club, Inc. held a card pajty at son, Capt, John J.^Cuzmiak of the •••I by four sisters. the <\veBel School with Mrs. 4th Medical Group, Army Air FOIl^GlftllD •«* Gotham Gol(l Stripe Berkshire ;:."IT. Rahway': rf». ' PERTH AMBOY —Mrs. Elvira Adolprt Elster chairman and Mrs. Jorps. is stationed at Suwan, 1 W:.-,na: Miss Mary, Robert Peiper as co-chairman. Korea. C. Boyd, student at the Allegro Picturesque , JBendwell nid Miss Margaret, Trie special awards were won by —Pvt. Norman Ba.rr, son of Mr. Music ..Studios, P^rt..h Amboy. , ['met' brothers, Mrs. Wllllam Room'e and Mrs. R. and Mrs: Harold Barr and hus- Played .several piano selections at ii'iiiy. Woodbridftt, Wycfcofl. Doot pvVtes *«e «ou Uv,hand of Eitta Barr, 72 Harvard a meeting of the Perth Amboy /•if!. ' . •- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Counterman, Spencer flieem and George Brett- Fort Uix. Pvt. Barr has been Prof, and Mrs. HAND BAGS I I.KYH feller. Non-players were Mrs. Ella signed to leadership SChol and will Ja«ob Pomcran. She is a member !'' ulmand F, Leyh, Linn, Mrs. Elster, Mrs. Peiper, Mrs. remain at Fort Uix lor the next of this year's graduating class at Faille Straw Leather .•Fabric : i 'Boulevard, died Spencer Green] and Mrs, Charles eight the Eastern Conservatory, Roselle. '• tiom a heart at- Siessel. Spiring and Summer Colors - siieran of World Table winners were Charles •ned in the field Klein, Mrs. Wyckoff, Samuel Coun- i: • are his widow, terman, and Mrs. James O'Brien, '•' i-1 HI Leyh; a son, and George Breltfellr. GLOVES I • vli Jr., and five Following the May meeting there ii.:i rv Erifksdn and Styled by Shalimar K| m Tlioniwood. will be a white elephant social. H..ti-v Miller, Wan- •';• ("harks Bee Grousers Sheer Nylon Doiible Woven lNylon tlottou '•" N. Y., and Mrs. Two disgruntled Iffrnters liked to Beautiful Spring Shades Vonkers, N. Y. grouse to each other. 1 were held Mon- "Never did see hay grow so short 111 Kuiiera.1 Home, as mine this summer.t sighed one. ''"•I. Woodbrldge. "You think yours is short," an- '. ciovei-leaf Park swered the other. 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#25, WOOPBRIDGE, N. I >V^ PAOE POUR THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951 ] Today's Pn! J

Ann Page—Sparkle Smart Housewives Know.^ Tapioca Pudding Chocolete-Vanilla-Qrange That A *P* Value* IMP Them 1 1- Dazzle Bleach Get Mow and Spend Less!f .*:. 17c '/4>l.29c g«l.49< ? ••• Shoppen who know their groceries know that the be»t»way / Ji to get more and spend less is to do all their marketing *l Bab-0 V: A&P, where values are big and plentiful in every c'lepartinent, every day. They know, too, that they can be tan they're Buy 2 cant at regular prict paying tlia correct price for ev«ry item and getting every gat enothet lot U item (hey pay for. Because at A&P prices are pVainly marked Combination o Mni 2oc on »U item?, as well as oa the shelves, and each cuittuner gets an itemized cash register receipt. This price-marking Dial system also assures that,the prices in the store are exactly Corner ^^^• the same as the prjees in A&P's ads, which are guaranteed Deodorant Soap for a full week, even though market costs go up. Result? A$P gives not wily exlra purchasing .power. Jo your, food Ige cak« 2 for 37c dollar—but extra protection, too! ^ j , [ Sweetheart Soap •••'/.--jj hal Buy 3 cakes al regular tt( price gal another (or 1' ***** rag cake4'or2oc » 9270 r. Blu-White Flakes

Buy 3 packages al regular Pattern 9270 |n , • price ga) another for 1< uits fei U, 20; 30. 32 ;;i . if fc**"!!*. ""'Is and Sire 16 takes I', -.; 4 pkgs 27c • ;l"lf SO|,; H y»nl rontriist Send THIRTY CTNTS Der?« (or tble iiattiiii t, deli, 'ererl '• P«per Patiern it •• • '•packed, j UlhSl.. New Y,,il. '' Lux Flakes 1 "eady | plainly 8I2E, NAT,'! J cus focoolt AC •» | STYLE NUMBER. ° For dishes, lingerie, etc. cello, tag able Choose yoin- «n Celery Val. ! from our IUICKI ' large pkg Q2C icie 1 I'attern Hook. S.n I [ Oi ; fur fom copy rm/.. Texas ! «ew atylea for <-\ ,, 'otatoes Florida e. pattern Is i)rh;i j Regalo 25c Lux Toilet Soap #m 8 or. Hew Gret Cabb,'ag€ Florid, For toilet and bath Salad Regain Pork, 8 or, Rhubarb From er nearby fairmt reg. cakeVc rs «o Nuts e Cap rots Celifo ^bafl37c rnia Wal nut M kuneh eats 1 oi. ce rs From Florj Swan Soap AJm ond 1 farrr feats flalo *• 10B From nearby f The mcdicul |i." for diihej, foundry and bath arms bunch 6c a little (lniiniiti?iii . h'shes From 1 PraL'tofin.s Story " \ : medium cake J, for \_ye farmi studio, it is tlic • bunch 4c Illct of two- Nil. ; Two golden layers . . . tilled 1 1 thOualit-'-Dr. I ! -' • :: and iced with cocoanut creine Cary Grant, beli •.• ;, , , , and decorated with |>ink Swan Soap roses and a gold inscription, White Meat Tuna A & p brand 7«. can 38c Ins liuspiluls .ti.'i "Mother." merit. He Is oppiw ; For dishes, laundry and bath c professor, who hi1., •' Tuna Fish Flakes Suhana $oi.can29 is destroying tht Clip €akeS Motor's Day pk9. of 6 for 43c large cake 2 far 3 J.C Red Salmon Sunnybrook 1lb «n79c proftasion, Layer Cake MOIH*/*.p«y min*»»79c : Red Salmon Medium -Someslrike 7Ho». • Marvel White Br«ad . nb.wl5e ly denied. th:it tl < Silver Dust vW rift in the Rita 1 la. ChinOOk Salmon A&P fancy 7% oz. can 54" romance. Anyu;iy. i • White soap granules DonUtS Sugared or Cinnarnon pkg.ol 12 fof 23c Hollywood, rpftdy : Chicken For frying-Corn blossom 2lb.2oz. can 1.02 1 Wald wants tu I" ' ' •' C English Muffins Jane Parker pka. of 6 for 20c large pkg 33 Liverwurst Spread stahi Meyer *% n. 18c Columbia but im \\« StreUSSel Square Jane Parker each39e to whether tl"' • Campbell's Beans with pork i ib. c»n 13c through. Plain Danish Ring J*M Parker each 31c JaraesJ^nst>]j. * v i • Rinso Asparagus Spears AiigreMiier'ii^'oz. 41c For the laundry and dishes Apple Pie Jane Parker each 55c ediO. has just .-:; : Instant Coffee B»kg.41«s Realemon Lemon Juice Sliced BaCOn Sunnyfleld- sugar cured Ib. ^5c Cottage Chee6e BordmV j

S:00 P. M., and 7:30 to t:10 P. M. n? cured. This Is A fallacy. About1; fear, anger and unpleasant eroo- Tnwtaya f)0 drugs have been used at one,t!ons cause a rise of blood pres- Pint Tueiriny—-Session. ume or another to cure It, but i sure, Wednattoyi Health most ot them have been given up Excesses In eating, drtriktnc al- Udlts' AM Society, MOOB4 IW> as useless. Very few drugs are died cohol, tea and coffee, tofethtr with fourth, 2:00 P. M., no* and they are mostly sedatives i Insufficient ileep and worry will which relieve some Of th« nrrvoui hasten the end of life for the Tlhrd Thursdday—Women'l Ai- strain from which most of these Jiypertensive sociatlon meeting at 8 P. M. at tht hypertensives suffer j The life can be made useful, Your Church Welcomes You church. With Blood Pressure 190 orr nflen so thin tljiU they arc We tllink that It Is far better; peasant and prolonged for those I! Pridayi Part II i positively attenuated. They rniov no! to inform n pntlent every tlmt> who live In accord with God's laws. Junior Choir, 3:45 P. If. A frequrnt cause of high blood :OD(1 health to extreme aid ;V.T. his pressure runs up. Often minor j He prescribed moderation In all i High School Choir, 7 P. M. pressure Is obesity. This necessi-j in somc. wes ()f hfftrt (ils(,as(, variations worry neurotic patients thlnns. Adult Choir, 8 P. M, tates regulation of the diet in order eyen a normal intake of salt will and actually cause the rise of blood to bring the weight to normal. An ncrease the pressure. In romp kidpressure- . It Is too bad that so many MKRT IN KOREA CONGREGATIONAL song and word. REFORMED AVENEL PRESBYTERIAN excessive amount o[ food adds ney troubles salt had better bo people persist in going to trie SUFFOLK, Va.-Two brother*, CHURCH WednMday CHURCH pounds of flesh to an already over- eliminated from (he dipt A mod- doctor so often to have their blood j smlnis wtlh the U. S Army 111 Barren and Grove ATM^BM 8.00 P. M—Prayer Meeting and Slreeto Woodhrldce Avenue, Avenel burdened body. This runs up thecrate amount ot salt does not seemj pressure taken. They understand! Korea, happened to meet In Puian Bible itudy. pressure, adds to nn already over- Rev. Anthony 8. Ghadwlck. Minis- Rev. W. W. Warman, Partw to be injurious In uncomplicated (very Ilftlf about It anyway and do j and there were two gbo:l reason* burdened heartland shortens life. ; ter: Mrs. George Rhode's, Organist. Mrs. Prank Mazzu, S«nlor Choir COSPS of hypertetrsloh. not realize that tlie blood pressflreLfor celebration Oni fca* their Joy -kcnirthy, Pastor 1 An excessive amount of fats Is Monday* ST. JAMES R. C. CHURCn Director. So far no sure cure has been is.only one symptom i\nd that the[ln sfelns each other and the other ,-.-i-.s. Organist especially Injurious.as they tend Amboj Avenue, Woodbrldf e Mrs. Kenneth Taggwrt. Youth found for hlfili blood pressure., general overall picture must be; «as trmt It was thr younger broth* 8:00 P. M.—Sigma Alpha Phi to pile up.weight very rapidly. Re- -. nmt Activities: Sorority, second and fourth Mon- ',. Rev. M«&r. CharlM O. Me- Choir Director. Operations arc often failures and understood In order to realize what ier'it birthday. The men were Pfe. J7| Corrlstln, Pastor, Rev. James Rua- duction of flesh should be reason- are not to be relied ilpon Thev; l ..t |i A. M. every day*. Mrs. NeVIn Bierly, Children's Choir ; Uie.renl condition. Ernest E. Gondwlr>. 20, anil Sergt. ably slow. Too rnpW loss of weight consist of cutting nerves which ft: 15 P. M—O. Z: T. Club, flnt Putor. , Director. What Is the outlook for theJohn D. Goodwin, 23. is injurious. The problem ie best stimulate blood vessels. These hypertensive? It depends on many ,.. ftt in A, M. Wor- Monday. Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 7:30 Sunday 8«rvlces solved by moderation. Overeating Potm. 'rrn^H.it'': at II A.M. Wednetdftn A. M. . . , 11 A. M—Worship Service. nerves belong to the sympathetic factors. Some people seem to have puts constant burdens on the heart. I nervous system high blood pressure all th»1r lives,] In Washington's swirl ',. in Hungarian. 2:00 P. M.—Women's Associa- Sunday Masses: 8:45, 7:48, 8:45 All Bible School groups meet at It is better to be a little under- tion, every other Wednesday. (Children's Mass), 10:00 and 11:00 No vitamins have been found;and yet they live to he quite o!d.; Of favor and fetter, - »t 3 P. M. Ladltt' 9:30 A, M. weight after 40 than overweight,-) 8:dO P. M.-Offlctal Board Meet- AM. ' to cure high blood pressure. Most i It Is very certain that the hyper-1 Know-how's nice > -Two services on Easter Sunday, Some people who live to be over But know-whorft's better. '.r::.!nB. Mrs. Andrew Ing, third Wednesday. Hnly Namn Sorist.y will receive of the lalety Imagine that if tlio • (eriBlve should control their emo-, 9:30 and 11 A. M. —8t. Louis OlDbc-Democrat, Fridayi Communion at the (i:45 Mass Sun- right medicines arc Kivra ll can 'tlons for we know that excitement, i ,i i Mondays at 7:10 Weekday Actlvitle-. slon, 7:30 P. M. 4:00 P. M.^Junlor Choir. day. Y Sabbath Services, Saturday 2:30 ,in,'s Brotherhood Monday 5:00 P. M.—Youth Choir. -1'1« U. M—Bey Scout* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, 8:00 P.M.—Stnior Choir. 8T. CECELIA'S CHURCH S.S. Teachers 1st Monday, 8:00 SCIENTIST Sunday* Itelln P. M.; Trustees. 3rd Monday, 8:11 F"r»nk Brecka, West Avenue, Sewaren ®:<5 A. M.—Church School. RCT. John Wllus, Pastor P. M,; Men's Fellowship, last Mon- Sunday School, 9:30. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. day. Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00, | Church Service, 11:00. New Jersey Town at 2 P. M. Con- 10:00, 11:00 A. M. I Tuesday Testimonial, Wednesday, 8 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:001 Ladles Aid, 2nd and 4th .10 P. M. Released Nielsen Street, Woodbrldfe A.M Tuea.. 8.15 P. M,;.Deacons,and Reading Room: Thursday, 2-4 n—Early Rev. Edward Klrby, Paitor Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.—Con-' Tues., 7:00 P. M.; Session, 2nd P.M. Selected for Sunday School 10 A. M. tinuous Novena to St. Jude, Pa-; Tues, 8:15 P. M. The fact that man is in God's ,,• day at 7:30 P.M. Morning Worship on Sundays, tron of Hopeless Cases. Young Adults meet 3rd Tue*- image has never lost his spiritual ,iv meeting. Mrs, 11 A. M. day at 7:30 P. M. at homes. perfection—a fact- made clear n First Coast-to-Const president. the life and works of Christ Jesus 8T. JOHN'S CHURCH Wednesday ,;rd Thursdays at 8T< ANDREWS CHURCH —will be brought out in Christian ATend Sewaren Mr. and Mrs. Club meets third !:iv School Teachers Wednesday. Science services next Sunday. The Rev. John Kgan, Pastor Joseph Thompson, Lay Reader veil Kovacs, Super- Thursday t Lesson-Sermon is on the subject Sunday Mastes, 7:00, 8:00, 8:00, Customer Dialing Mrs. Dorothea Pocklembo, 3:30 P. M.—Children's Choti. Adam and Fallen Man." 10:00and 11:00, A.M. , urih Thursdays ai Organist 7:00 P. M.—Youth Choir. The Golden Text Is taken from Holy Day Masses 6:00, 7:00 and LATE THIS YEAR, ENGLEWOOD CUSTOMERS miship Circle. fi:30 A. M.~Sunday School. 8il5 P. M.—Senlor Choir. Paul's letter to the Romans (5:19): !i A. M. Connrma- 8:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M.—Mornlnj prayer 'As by one man's disobedience TO DIAL LONG' DISTANCE CALLS DIRECT Weekday Mass**-7:30 A. M. [• M. Citizenship and service. TRINITY CHURCH many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many TO II MILLION TELEPHONES Corner Berkeley Boulevard and WOODBR1DOE GOSPEL OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH made righteous," 1 Efforts to make your telephone more valu- CHURCH Cooper Avenue e Customer calling San Franciico will limply 'MfiF METHODIST New Brunswick Avenue Readings fromthe Bible include able never cease ... since the first call was riirnni 11} Protpect S(mt Fordi Iselfn the statement (Romans 5:17): dial 318 to incurs Sin Fronciico trunk , ,, thtn dial at for a local call . . . made 75 years ago, our constant effort ha« Woodbridfe Rev. Emily R. G, Klein, Faetar "For if by one man's offence death yiiin Slr*«t •Rev. John E. Grimes. Pastor. been to make service ever faster, more Rev. dustav Bott, Pastor Sunday Mftsses, 7:00. 8:00, 8:00, Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. reigned by one; much more they •. •-.••*. vv. Poppi, Putor y efficient and more economical. ...;i,,iay Services fionday 19:00 and 11:00 A. M. Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 which receive abundance of, grace ,•:;,•,•; lor everyone, 9:4S 9:45 A. M—Sunday School, Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:15o'clock. and of the gift of righteusness The first Long Distance calls to the West Classes for all ages. A M, Sunday Evening Evangelistic shall reign in life by one, Jesus Coast—just 36 years ago—took 23 minutes Christ." • v;.,:-Mv 11:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M.—Worship Service. Novena to Our Lady of Per-Service at 7:30. to put through. During the Englewood trial, ..--.i-o.l Meeting) 8:30 P. M,—Young People's Fel- petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 Sunday Instructions, 2:30 Selections from "Science and customers will dial San Francisco direct in a Health with Key to the Scriptures' !ib:t:d - First Monday lowship. iP. M. P. M. matter of seconds •.. Voices will be just aa 7:45 P. M. — Gospel Service In i Confessions, Saturdays, 4:00 to Thursday Prayer and Interees- by Mary Bnker Eddy include t\v 1M follownK: "The history of Jesu "clear" as 'phoning next doorl Cost: 1915, A v,ilt Fellowship—First shows him to have been mon $20.70; 1951, $2.5)9. 3 1' M. spiritual than all other earthly This new service will be available to Engle- ,• •'•,• ourid—Second and personalities. . . . Explaining and ; wood 3, Englewood 4 and Tcaneck 7 one- •••^y. BP.ji.- • demontsratlng the way of divini 2* IN THE TELEPHONE 6UILDING Intricati p&rty and two-party line customers. They :,;,:y Circle — TJWonQ Stifnrc. he became the way of sal Irr'.^v, 1 P. M...... equipment liVJ this —pictured in Cell Telephone will be able to dial straight through to more vation to all who accept his word, laboratories—will jend the call ovar tha rVioil S-. !-.rrl Board —Second ip. 3151 dlred routs to Sari Franciico completing tho call than 11 million telephones in 13 metropolitan it r M. In Mcondi, while... centers as far apart as Boston and San s .society, o.' Christian Francisco. ADATH ISRAFX SYNAGOGUE r-iird Wednesday, 8 Amboy Avenue, Woedbrldge * ..When other cities will be able to dial Long Rev, Samuel Newberger, Rabb! Distance,calls directly nb one can tell. But F.ST CIIVRCH OF intLJN, Friday, 7:30 P. M. — Repjlai that will come, just as surely as such devel- I'lir.SBYTERIAN Sabbath Services. opments through the years have given you ; l!r:,ry M. Hartman, Putor Saturday, 8:30 A. M.—Sabbatt better telephone service, more telephone :45 A M —Sunday School. Service. value. Meantime, telephone people, money 1M A. M—Morning Worahtp. and materials are hard at work to meet the ST. ANTHONY'S R. C CHURCH demand for additional telephones and to ST B.\FT1ST CHURCQ serve the needs of the nation's defense. and inch Streets Fort Readlnc I'frth Amboy Rev. Stanislaus Mllos, Pastor, :,ur L. M&ye, Pastor j Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 an< NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY I A. :.'. Momlng Worship. I that say "Tn Mother, With 11:00 A. M. H5 \ M Sunday School. Kills bricht and Ray to thrill anil Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. 3* AUTOMATIC MESSAGE ACCOUNTING I-Y Baptist Youth Fel- dclifiht lirr on Mother's Novena In honor of St. Anthon: records each step of rii» call ond oiumbldi fh« Day—and many days to each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M.. wit data n«oded for computing charg«s. '.' M — Evening Oospel; come. They're economi- Rev. Shelly, St. Peter's Hospital cally priced, hut rich in New BrwiswicJ, in charge. IRF.DKKMER EVANGEIJCAi the loving; thought that I.I'THFIUN CHURCH bespeaks your devotion tn lo.rth Street, Forda her. We'jJ gift-wrap it for I; A::..-.ir L. KreylWg, Pastor you at no extra cost. : .'. ...l and Bible Clau. wifh all fh« axtrtf riding; ease that comu from iff -America's HIM^^KI^'n#i|Bml %. •• • r!»:.SBYTERUN CHURCH LONGEST In the low-price field—o full 197VJ inc/ie«—wirlj the added medjur* LASTING GIFTS >>r Av -iiif uni V.uttttt R«ad PERFUMES of comfort and style that Its length provides.' and Brownie & Kodak $O.75up Largest HEAVIEST in the low-price field—a solid 3140 pouncM-with that big-ear i ..1:1:1 Dcvinny, Minister TOILETRIES BY. CAMERAS from A ol, 9:4J A. M. Most length. Most weight. Most width where it counts. They all add up to I ...f.t nn Easter Sunday RUBENSTEIN Chic ELECTRIC HAIR .95 extra comfort and riding ease ... extra value for your money. And here'; the 'i irrn 11 A. M. VARDLKV - COTY DRYER or VIBRATOR DOROTHY GRAY Insular Mettlnfl Low-Priced surprising "fact! The Chevrolet line actually costs less than any other in the low- Etc. •'••i M Tiitay—Board of Tnis- Cssco or GE Electric SAM UP price field ... Costs least, gives mosti ] - II •••krnridne Auxiliary; MUSICAL k.SS HEATING PADS •Slylollru D* lux* 4.Door Sedan, ihtpptnj wtljrt L ''•'••"••! Ouild at the Manse. I'OWDKR BOX 'up Car! '• :•'• 'Hl,ij™ Sunday School IhiPont or Jewellte FANCY c HAIRBRUSHES 51.00 up ! 59 ' f'l.daj — Breckenrldge SOAPS ..:' t0 aifti r- Wiaie Church Guild at FREE ATOMIZER As- with, Wcstclnx or GE v-i at o P. M. (IIARIJLRT BREATHLESS ALARM CLOCKS ^ fourth Wednesdays, TOILET WATER Society. Only $1.75 TKIMTY CHURCH ue, Woodbrid«e ik'hmaus, Rector Mother's Neebe, Organist Day Box l:iy I Holy 'Communion.

'' ••!• Vuung People's Fel- Whitman's, Schiafft's, Louis Sherry, etc. 1 .Hunday School, ""»l»n 11 A: M. First THE SWEETEST '•umlays. GIFT ''^'yer and sermon be luia 2-Door S.dan '"urtli Sundays. of slunduid equipmtnl and lilm illut- .U, •i1' vices, 10:00 A. M. for your movie making liulod it JepuiuJeiil an availability of naltrlaiJ 1 ^y, second Monday, M AN IUKAL M GIFT FOR HER MOTHER'S DAY wirh all ihese feofurJM S ' i'"'s Club, Second on I'•'i. 7.00 P. U. RONSON ( and advanfagsg i feupd in (10 ..-•-™»fci >•••'••• Unit flirt M. LIGHTKRS FINEST! other (ow-prlced tar ••'*• tret's Unit, flnt Slup in now lor a roll or maga- H 30 P. $6.50 UP BbDY BY FISHER • UNITIZED KNEE-ACTION . VALVE-IN-HEAD INOINE zine to lit your eamera—Bnuii. l> A!Ui (iuiid meet! itiul Itiinm. 4 JUMBO-DRUM BRAKES . SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT PANEL ,. ly PANORAMIC VISIBILITY • «?»**&£ AUTOMATIC TIANS»V««OM '"iilur Altar QulM, flnt First and finest in the low-price field hity M.'""'w' «:« P. M- 9 Guild, tDMta HALL MARK TIME-PROVED Csfflblnatkxi o» Pew«r«ll4» Automatic Trqnimlulon ond J«QTIIKK'S_«>AY CfUb 'We'll call her Mary, after mv Tl1(.,,(lore Markulln, Christian, That M Sft. Albert Hanson X. J., »t a special kiddle lvdersrn. Robert Simon, Steve 167 North Street. Woodbridne. and^»n Sunday afternoon. May ill, it uvular," said the young wife Lt. Natt Brliiir.nham. New Bruns- was announced today by Tom K. firmly. Hiiskal. William Tunlsoji. wick, members ol the Westflelt! Saxtoti, manager. Trumpet, Jack Hutchlns, Alex Bquadron, CAP. will dramatize a Tbo cowboy star, who now op- Cb.ui Arthur NoUhey, Robert Civil Air Patrol air search rescue Lions Club Hi'l George Jackson, Allen Pftl- erator his own Silver -Raddle lirim II:IMI I'. 11. mission Saturday afternoon at f> Ranch in North Branch Station, (Continued from Pago 3) •,n,-r. Robert Pustos. Julius Oec- 6'r.lock over WXNJ-FM. 103.9 on N. ,!., and appears daily on the .---'I the application of mNn ..rv Howard Kuhlman, Robert LAST TWIN li the FM dial? The weekly 15- tremendously . succensful "Buster ix'iMiip made by William Joel, 181 , /,,!,(.,• Frank WreniU; trombone, 'I l>1- 'IVl'llHli',,1,,, „ Inrntite broarlraKt.s point out vari- Crabbt Western Show" on WOK- >eins. A colorfnl Fratterolo. Robert Lombard). Jo- In Tfi'hiil,. Robert Mazmr. !0 Lenox Ave- "Tanan Triumphs" anrl nix Walt little embroidery motif dworatei seph Schiavo. John Takacs. John . Drums, Allen JJonBunZ" —I'lus. one pocket. A direction leaflet Annual Concert Trntto, Nicholas Mendiise: Hope- Lanre. Earl Beisen.Lon Ba nan WED. - T1II1RS. - FRI. and l.rr ,1, ( ivhli - I- nue. Avenel, appeared In tbe lead Disney cartoons Ifave been booked Sl role In tl'.e Queens Players spring for the youngHtera. for CLOTHESPIN APRON may (Continued from Page 3> lawn. John Porcellana, Edward \ Marie' ~:/^,,f ^Ar.thon ^ ( y SATURDAY: "MAN WHO t ill Kovach Richard Koszkov/ski. An-j trombone, Steve «„*,.„ ALJU prWuction. 'The Relapse," at Buster started in television last be obtained by sen dine a stamp- Ham Mai, Benjamin Johnson,) Kovacn .Richard K Mercurio, Fred BricKs: trumpet. "UP FRONT" IIIMS!! I Rulfiers recently Mazzur is a March, and in the first five days ed, self-addressed envelope to Kenneth Blanchard,-Robert Oross; ton Bernat YTW\\. Galliano. Hay- with David Wayne 4 Tom Ewell freshman majorinc In biology. more than 11,000 letters were re- the Needlework Dept. of this trombone, William MacDowell. h Chlar SUN., MON,, T! I High School Orchestra Whlfp a student at WHS, hp was ceived • from younK .admirers. -paper rwpiettiaf Leaflet >'«. E- "RATON PASS" Illlllipliri'i s ltn..;.i :, : a rfftmbr•;• nf the cast of "Junior "Buster Crabbe Western Fan 2171. Piano, Helen Barna, Elaine Budzek. Jack Tibak. Louis Dieter. | Zeher. Frank Wiaiiiu. with Dennis Morgan & Patricia "THK EM'OIK 11 Miss." . Joan M. Klein, daugh- Clubs" have been organized all Ramberg, Tina Jordano, Geraldine Budzek Jack Tibak, , Ronald Zombor. Junius Palmer. B ll.it emiu • ter 6f Mi miand MsMrs.. MMorris Klein, over the metropolitan area. Krisak, Virginia Frazee. Dorothy Rl nard Zwabick Huber. WUltam Zullo S ^ Neal —pin»— Gutwein. Sandrina PetoletU; vio- 413 Elmwnod Avenue. WoodbridRe. Although he attained his first Saturday Matinee Extra Cow Illlll 111,II., . \,, .,. • Card Club Plans In Iv. l.i.l,,,' has been initiated into the Syra- international fame as a swimmer, boy picture for the Children cuse University chapter of Delta Buster learned to ride before he Pedersen, Robert Simon. Steve j "TICKET TO TOM Ml! Phi Epsilnn social sorority, A grad- swam. A 16-letter man at collep;c, Krisak, Jane -Zleseness, Andrew 1Norman Nagy. Robert Lucas, Ar- Made by COP ClubKramer, Sally Lovinsky, Robert j Ruskai, William Tumsim; tUook-1 SUN .- MON. and TUESDAY STARTS WKI)., v.v, uate of WHS, elass of 1940. Miss he appeared for several years thur Sanger, James Weller, John enspeil, Dot Gutwein; alto sax.i Kldn is a .sophomore at Syracuse. after his Olympic championships Vanderdecker, Carol Bierly, Mari- j Essink. Harold Roy, Tim Allison. FOB 3 Bid u\\, AVENEL—The Fifth District Re Harold Bragg; oboe, Robert, "LULLABY OF . . . Stephen E. Penik, USN, son us star of his own Aquacade. lyn Counterman, Ronald DeWltt.l Boice McCain, William Benson. publican Club met at the Avene Franks; tuba, Mike Kopcho; i "THE PRIM I i 61 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Penik. Barbara Fritsche, Guy Gunder-; Robert Aragon, Larry Wolkin. BROADWAY" School with Harold Barr presld sen, Barbara Howell, Ethel Kra-j French horn. Joseph Neupauer. j 73 Pulton Street. Woodbridge. has Idea Fiagarotta, Qary Ostrower, Edward O'Neill; flute, Robert! with Doris Day and Gene Nelsm I'EAd, been promoted to the rate of tor- ing. The second reading of the re mer, Carol Lovinsky, Louise Oli- Bradley, William Mac- . Many a couple thfaks their cry- Pallnsky; baritone horn, Mikoj Alwsyn A Ciilm 1 t' pedoman'.s mate, third class, USN. vised by-laws took place and wil vera, Linda Peterson: B flat clarl-' 4-rum,., Mark Munger, Walter CAUSE FOR ALARM" ing need is solved when they be voted on at the May meeting net, Carol Oiroud. Christian Ped- He is serviiiR aboard the subma- J.— „ baby-sitter.— Miami Housman, Robert Jennings, Ches- with Loretia Young and Barry FREE! FKIi:: ! Plans were made for a card party ersen. Don Jacobl, Steve Ruskai; rine USS Ren Rnhin. . . . ter Brown. Ronald Pinkham, SUNDAY, MAY 13, IS PONY R!!)i to be held Friday, May 25, at the bells, Joan Skovranek, Marie Neu- i James Panlni, Richard Archdea- Sullivan Vital Statistics: Avenel School with Mrs. Vernon pauer. Doris Sohnle, Elsie Szabo, i con. Martha Menko. Marcia Burns, Mother's Johnson tie chairman. Assisting Jean Sohnle. I William Mai, Benjamin Johnson, The population in the Township String bass, Dorothy -Obrc/pta; is gradually inn-easing judging Mis. Johnson are Mr. and Mrs. t-ei*i omith, Ronald Hyldahl, Day Harold Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph French horn, Robert Zwollnski, Richard Bierly, Graham Bardsley. from the number of babies who David Lausch; oboe. Albin Bertics. made their appearance during the Rhodes, and Mrs, Charles O'Dea. Avenel, Robert Fair, Kenneth Robert Pranks; trombone, An- Taggart, Donald Kayser, Robert STATE THEATRE Mrs. Rhodes is in charge of tickets. pkst week at Perth Amboy General Evinrude brings thony Mercurio; trumpet, George Dembrowski. James Lohnes; Keas- WOODBRIDGE. N. J. Hospital. Let's take a look at the The dark horse prize- was won by i T . new fun aCKS0n Julius Gecsey; drums, bey. Daniel Slusser, Edward Foldl; records: From Woodbridge, a Mrs. O'Dea. Mrs. Richard Myers! ^ ' daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Salva- lo fishingf Fords No. 7, Kenneth Blanch- TODAY THRU SATURDAY ard. Edward Bogdanowitz, Joseph tore Costa, 151 Buckndl Avenue; kacs, Caroline Tartaglione. Gene TIERNEY - Miriam HOPKINS in ^ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bern- Fritsche, Robert Ben!, Robert Junior Band Oross, John Jarusevich, Alan Fer-1 "THE MATING SEASON" ard Mazur, 253 South Park Drive; Colonia Schools, John Swinton, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ko- dinandsen. Thomas Fennessy, • plus Bill WILLIAMS - Ann RUTHERFORD i James Sutherlin, Edward Ander- William Dambach, Ambrose Pas- "OPERATJON HAYLIFT" vacli, 57 New Street; a daughter son; Sewaren, Joseph Boros, Har- to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Llchtman,' tor, Allan Blanchard; Iselin old Solly; Fords 14, James Fedor, Schools, Robert Kuhar, Timothy SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY 188 Green Street; a daughter to Davtd Livlngton, John Stevens, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Downes Varey, 120 Meek, Ronald Osborne, Howard The Command Picture of the Year Raymond Hudanlch, Bruce Miller, Keenan, Bruce Ziegenbalg, Wil- "THE MUDLARK" BJimball Street. . . . From Fords: to Allan Peterson, Martin Eisner, A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lat- liam Thomas, Donald Oliver, Leo with Alec GUINESS - Constance SMITH ALL NEW Donald Polhamus, Paul Jessen Neupauer, Barry Evans, Eddie 32 Main Street Woodbridg kovick, 165 Woodland Avenue; a MOTHERS Donald Barstow; Port ReadinK plus Ginger ROGERS - Jack CARSON in son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tarr, Brown, William Jordan, Alfred K*lt to jBCk«on'» Francis Lombardi, Benjamin Mu- Mayer "THE (GROOM WORE SPURS 106 Lawrence Street; a son to Mr. nicci, George Hrab, Matthew a*d Mrs. Stephen Hagyes, 9 Le- "Baby's WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Spencer TRACY - Joan BcnncJi in hferi Avenue. . . . From Iselin: SPORTWIN Rrstjfear" K' son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles "FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND" McCann, 90 Harding Street. . . . 3.3 H. P i A highly all- FLEETWIN— 7.5 H.P. ?01 A thorilativt boot Sunday, May 13th Last But Not Least: With Neutral Clutch .... *••*•" with 12 month- The new St, James' rectory is FASTWIN — 14 H.P. ly lupplementi; . - going to be handsome. . . . 5ee with gearshift and $O1Q5° 2IS psg«» with is Mother's Day the Township grader is getting the cruise-a-day tank O1& ovtr 200 illuitra- "diamond" ready on the Grove tieni. Th!« out- Street playmound...... I think) £ Complete line- Remember ihe one who never forgets MAJESTIC pro- could write a book on "How to be- time payments arranged. — NOW PLAYING — Thoroughly Corlfuseti." Believe me, qt»m cov.ri »very it«p "" ^ you with a corsage, cut flowers, or a 1 all, you have to do to become an baby care. Supplement your doctor ! The Thriller of the Year. Bullets Can't Kill It: ;• atrthority is to tell someone that advica theto buiy day>. plant from ,Burn It! £pu plau to build a liouse—and NO COST or OBLIGATION 1 th$n watch the. advice pour in '• BAUMANN'S ' Com* In and ««t yoor Each person will, you will find contradict the one before him''. . Does your mother live far away? IT'S • And last but not least, high scho? commencement Is less than foui If so, we can send her flowers by 192 SMITH wife nn& she .wBfc es)o7^.wtttM*&;. "THE THING" is the ij^Binning • of summer With Kenneth Tobcy - Margaret Sim Opposite MH'lrllnu stree 91 rMain St., Woodbridge from you. Business As tlaual Perth Amboy 4-2923 — STARTS 5 P. M. SUNDAY — This happened in Scotland: A We also carry a full line of ever- ilpctor and dentise had been close An Action Packed Drama—Thr man was wunl.-il I" and the ( «mnuini.wts. friends for over 50 years, but each greens and shrubs ready to plant. Md always taken particular care "I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THK M'> taiat the other should no^ discover We will be open till 9 P. M. Saturday, with Frank Lovejoy - Dorothy "" hi* age. When, however, the dent- May 12,J»nd till 1 P. M. Sunday, May 13 ist dlBil, the doctor «o«ld-not help looking forward to the funeral, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2 P. M., ON IA when, he hoped at last, to know the BIG SPECIAL ,SHOW dentist's secret. The Star of TV and the Movic.s ; As the coffin was being lowered BUSIER CRABBE and his Bi-; Sin ...iSip the grave, he stepped forward BABY'S BEST BUY! J. R. BAUMAM to look at the brass plate, only to our Stage read: "Angus, McLeod, Dentist PLUS: ON OUR SCREEN i , (Hours, 10 A. .M to 4 P. M. 900 ST. GEORGES AYE., RA11WAY, N. J. "TARZAN TRIUMPHS" I The Expert Established 1858 Tel, RA-7-0711 and 7-0712 with Johnny Welsmuller and ' . "Your methods of cultivation 6 Disney t'artouW G ^•e hopelessly out of date/' .-, said Uve youthful agricultural col WALKING ' lege graduate to the oli farmer { {And with em tool) - ^'Why, I'd be astonished jf you got \ jjven ten pounds of apples from HUY THE that tree," BEST ; "So would I," replied (he farmer, •j'Jt's a pear tree." ' and sfRA- NOW PLAYINNG fclHEF -FINES SELF. What a wonderfully warm sleeping Stewart (Jranger - Walter Piiln""1 ' ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. — hag for babyl No pins! No straps! Absolutely SAVE too •ferlvlng through a stop sign, Police wife! "Beat of its kind,'' saya Nurae Louise Zabric ••' Chief Paul A, Shaver collided wtlh skie, Director of the Maternity Consultation "SOLDIERS THFU another car. The chief gave him- SteryiwtrfMew York. Worn over-nightieg, pa- See the Amazing NECCHI today! *"'*je)fV Ticket, forfeitedttie $5 bond _ jamas or deepen all y«ar round. I'lus V5 Jjlsgustedly. J "Sleepy-Bye" prevents overdresi- You'll HKi-ec thill NH CHI is the world's finest sewins "F1JIMK OF STANBOl'l i ing and,overheating, yet keeps matliinc — |:VI'IJIIIII- dues! Ju.st try it and see how easily with Richard lleiiniiiK - Lisa Iiri.id'1 1 NIXC1II handles every triiky sewinff detail—WITHOUT baby comfortably warm all night SPECIAL ATTAtliMF.NTK—They're all BUILT IN to the I through at a healthy body tem- NECCHI! and works with simple "flnger-|Up" control! Lei (I Have A Spare Ready perature. By Modejlla. SI'Kt'IAL, SATURDAY AT 3 AND S I' us show you how you run really save by owtkng a NECCHI— ON OUR STAGE KNEELING You'll be anmed! See it! Try it! \ p For the Ball Game, on 8 Famous Walt Disney Cartoon i! PHONE P. A. 4-2212 FOR A FREE- Trip, or for Relaxation HOME DEMONSTRATION IN PEBSON Selection Super Bought Your MOTHER'S LOOK FOR DAY GIFT YET? • SLACKS All sUkhes..«hown were made SLEEPING Give her a NECCHI—the without attachments WALLY OVERM m YOUR GUARANTEE •Sew on buttons •Mfiid • spotor SHIRTS Open Friday KveniiiKs tiil 9 gift she'll treasure most See Him Draw Your Favorite OF NATIONWIDE SERVICE •Make any size buttonhole ) NO INCREASE IN 1"KK t;s • CASUAL JACKETS for the rest of her Me. •Blind stitch •Hand roll AND PARTS •Embroider •Applique WHY TRAVEL—SHOP AT •Monogram #Kew i'vi-iAl — STARTS 8UNDAV - Your Absolute Satisfaction Is Guaranteed at Your • Sew forward and reverse Donald O'Connor - Helene Curler m •Hew and overedte ! GABY BUDGET TEEMS "DOUBLE CI^OSSBONKS LOCAL Sewing CENTER LIBERAL TUAUK-1NS In Technicolor plus Tim HoU - June Nit I) '» Authored NECCHI Dealer LIFETIME UUAKANTEE r PATBOL" mms SHOP P FliEE SEWING COURSE STREET ^?TH A>IBOY 4-?212 3 M 103 MAIN STREET Strtwio every Mowlty,,wa B* - , WOOPBRIDOE ' n«t to Woolworth's ,;NT LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951 !»AOE SEVEN F0RDS NEWS FORDS NEWS Sni&EpenOent-Leaijet

Told Two New Members Winners in Fords Women's Bawling League Officers Elected Wins SUver Cross Committees Named Join Warren Unit Bv Mothers' Club By Fire Company o FORDS Thomas Mazoln nn-l !•'( )RDS—Election of Olivers was HOPKI.AWN At a meeting of niin Bundles were welcomed into eld at the meeting of the Mothers' Hopelnwn Knginr Cnmp;inj No. 1 nliiM-ship of the William J. War- chili of Boy Scout Troop 53 In the held nt the firehouse, the ffillowinp en Association at a meotinc held :\ii(litnrlum of Our Lady ot Pence standing committal's for the yi'iir i Frank's Hall. Church. were appointed. Township engineer, Howard Mu Mrs Charles RamberB was re- (irievunec, Philip Khevchcnko, son, truest siicaker, spoke on (loot elwtrd M president and Mrs. ,)o- •'hnirman, John Mot-gnu, Steve •onlrol and i»cwcr installation:; t< sepli Lflko RS secretary. The new Sc-hulak. Michael Rnlnvi'y, Nick i-'-v-flit pollution in the to\vii:hi| officers elected were Mrs. Lynn 'inelli, Joseph Kuczan.. and (Jeorgv William Hanson, Fords dhtrii-l Blum-hard chard, vice president. liardner; good time, l-'runkiMirei- •aptuin of the polio drive made i. nml Mrs. Frank Halslifl, treasurer. ier, chairman, Julius Wagerik, I'poit. on the new addition tu bs Mrs Chesttr Predmore and Mrs Karl Reilder; flitWor, William \\rl- - •uilt to the Middlesex County I'olli r.romf Blnnchard comprised the iircr, i-hairnmn; ifivi'stitr.'iiinjf, •iosnital. A donation was voted nominating committee. Mario I'innlli, chairman, John the Mid/!lesex County polio fund. ilonsky. Steve ('liiikntii; frm The next meeting will hv ,] Mrs. Rnmberu appointed the fol- iln lowing committees: Hospitality. police. Carmine IMnelli. Kdwnrd at the Scandinavian Hall, Wl<\ (irzyb, Anton I'olai-k, Frank Fc-. Mew Brunswick Avenue at whirl-, Mrs William Dambach and Mrs. Picdmore; welfare. Mrs. GeoriiO kir. and piililii-ity, Joseph Nemyo. time all local and county camli Fednr, chairman of the l>n.ieliall ifttcs will be present. Frecholdei Blnnchard; publicity. Mrs. Joseph Cnsky, . . , -ommittep, announctMl that tickeU- oscph Morcrraft, chairman of mi1 still Kvniliihlc for tlie bus rjdu hj^hwayx and bridges, will IK The books were audited by Mrs. tu Yankee Stadium Mondiiv, Imnes :»t speaker. ' William Kpvacs and Mrs. Lynn leaving the firehouse at ii p.m. i 11 w.NK. PALFI Bhncharo". '* . "PFt. JOHN l\ II MA Nemyo stated thnt- the nnntnrf: • Plans were completed for the AVENEI.--M:riii<' 1'iiviite Hirst n»«;r—The lmr.nr will be held June 2f> to Juno first anniversary dinner Mnyai at (lass John P. Testa, IK, son of M at Florida drove ftoml nnd , \niic Pall. Successful Party John's Diner, Rarltftn Township, Mradr Ti'stn. 7'1 Avi'iie! Street. Luther Avenue. He nisi) mnmum-cd ,,,l Mrs. Julius Palfl, with Mrs. Flqran Kukon as «pnernl recently climaxed his training at thnt results of the ennvass taken I nil"" -,l,eet. to Frank i. chairman. ,,l Mr. and Mrs. AI- I'arris Island, S. ('., by receiving of the area show thnt most resi- Held by Auxiliary A social was planned for June IR a proinotMin to Ma present rank dents desire a tli-st aid miiiail to bo 1!) East Green I'III hell Dunham's Bowlini Team of Fords, above, were lue dress with white accessories. jointly by the post and auxiliary welcomed into membership of the at her home. She was a communi- Mrs. Frank Cratgen, Mrs. Ann Martin Ratajack of Perth Amboy, with Commander Glen A. Nelson Mothers' Club of Soy Scout Troop cant at St. Stephen's Church, Perth Kurtss, Miss Mary Antol, Mrs. Amboy and was employed by the v \iis. Amelia Pro to JoHvph J. Uonohue, son of Mr. Sr., as general chairman. All re^ No. 51 at a meeting held in the Infant Daughter Ellubeth Barney, Mrs. Steve Pa- and Mrn. Joseph Donohue, Klisa- strvatons for the affair are to houre of Mrs. Carl Sundquist on RPO Shirt Company. -, if president ofth loti, Mrs. Robert Ley. Mrs. Marie Christening Party ,1 PTA at thecloaln beth Street, Bound Brook, Satur- be made with him. A dinner will •Hornsby Street with Mrs. Emil A daughter of the late Mrs. Vic- Yacklnous, Mrs, Katherine Lucka. Uoria Paris, who died recently, i reason held in th day afternoon at a 4 o'clock cere- be served followed by dancing. Springer and Mrs, James English Baptized Sunday Mrs. Laura Hansen and Mrs. Mary she Is also survived by two chil- i-:;iz:\bet-h Spoltta WM mony performed by the pastor, Members of the post and auxili- as co-.hostewes. . Barr. or Dobis Infant dren, Stanley and Patricia; her ,uv. and Mrs. Vivian Rev. Arthur L. Kreyling. ary and their guests are inlvted. Mrs. Julius Kwlatkowski was FORDS—The sacrament of bap- Given in marriage by her father, elected president; Mrs. Springer, father, Charles Paris of this place ,ii r. FORDS— James Steven Dpbls, tism was administered to Barbara the bride wa& attired in a white vice president; Mrs. Ambrose Pas- three sisters, Mrs. Stanley Supit i! officers was pre son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dobis, Elizabeth Bacskay, infant daugh- frosted organdy bridal gown de- Hopelawn Girl Engaged tor, secretary; tin, Sundquist, of Perth Amboy, Mrs. Michael No- laminating committee Renovated Church 89 Garden Avenue, was baptized ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Bac- signed with a scalloped neckline, treasurer; Mrs. Clifford Hander- vak of Terre Haute, Ind,, and Mist .: Mrs Margaret 81 in christening ceremonies held in To George Pappas, USN skay. 24 JjilHan Street at cere- and full filtii't. Her illusion veil, han, hO8Dital\ty and Mrs. Joseph Florence Paris, and a brother John itan, Mrs. Catherim Our Lady of Peace Church by Rev monies in Our Lady of Peace fingertip length, was draped from Sutor, membership'. The officers Paris, of this place, .aid Mrs. Jule Ferris Dedicated Sunday Frederick Valentino. Sponsors HOPELAWN — Mrs. Elizabeth Church. Rev. Frederick Valentino a braid of orange blossoms and take office In September. Funeral services were held in St. nuk appointed Mr were Leonard Dobis of Roselle Park Adam, 405 Florida Grove Road, officiated. Sponsors were Mr. and she earrii'd white gladioli. has announced the engagement of Plans were made for a trip to Stephen's Church where a high i program chalrmar FORDS—Ceremonies dedicating and Miss Katherine Reilly of Perth Mrs. William Kent of Perth Am- The bride's sister Mrs, Donald her daughter, Margaret Elyur, to New York to attend a radio broad- mass of requiem was offered, Rev. :!,i yi, sunshine chair' the newly painted interior of the Amboy. boy. Morgan, Fairhaven, served as ma- George W. Pappas, musician sec- cast during the weelc of May 14. Following a dinner for tho spon- Anthony M. Kramacz was the cele- Slovak Presbyterian Church were A dinner for the family and tron of honor and wore a yellow ond clasa, U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Mrs. George KoVak will contact sors, open house was held. Guests' brant. Rev. Joseph Powers was dea- '.; were nude fo conducted Sunday morning at set-v- iponsors was held and the guests taffeta gown, with a headjiece of Caroline Pappas, 135 James Street, members ag- to the exact date. were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horvath con, and Rev. Francis Klimkiewlcz in to be held May 18 ices in the church and in the after- included: Edward Reilly, Sr., Mr. yellow and green gladioli buds. She. Woodbtldge, and the \&\e William and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve was sub-deacon. Rev. Zonon Lesni- if arrangements ar noon at a dinner held in School and Mrs, Edward Reilly, Jr. and also carriml yellow and Peter Pappas. Simon and children, and Joseph kowskl gave the eulogy. Burial was i' mski Mrs. Mariarc No. 7. eons, Richard, Thomas ahd Fran- gladioli bails. Miss Klyar, a graduate of Mid- Straniky of Perth Amboy; Mr. and in the clutch cemetery, with Fa- Rev. Michael Magyar, minister, i, Bound -Bro*kf«ta: Mrs. John Lavettre and Sale ajijl Suj :.;;j. Rose 4urgca»m, dlesex County • Technical HHrh Mrs. Alex Simon, Mr. and Mrs. thers Kramscr and Powers offici- Mn&ttea "tin twang daughters, Maureen and Jean; Mr. Hiipskay, Mrt. Ftfrt School, is employed by the Maiden John Csabni of town. ating,, : >.-anik. who assisted were the Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Zsiga and Sharick, pastor of the Hun|r»rian Form Company, Perth Amboy. Her On Rosary Slate Mr. and Mrs. John Mndger, Mr. Tne pall bearers were Edward in featured a filmo* daughter, Carol; John A. Reilly Reformed Church, Pawaic, son of fiance, a graduate of Woodbridge and M''s. Michael Novak and Lane, Frank KamtaDky. Victor 'HI and amuiefflent Registrations Taken and son, Joseph; Mr. and Mrs. the late George Sharick of town, High School, attended the Juilliard FORDS—Mr». Charles Ramhei'K, daughter of Metuchen; Mr. and Sisolak, Michael Sh.wchlnko, Mi- Peter Schibenski of Perth Amboy. School of Music in New York City, nirs, shown by Mrs. one of the founders of the church; Mrs. Emma O'Donncll, Mrs. Frank Mrs. John Bacskay and son of Co- chael Yura and Joseph Kowal- For ParochUtl Clasa and the School of Music in Wash- :: :xih grade teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Dobis, Baran, Mrs, Marie Chiocci, Mrs. lonla; Mr. and Mrs-. Charles czyk. Dr. Herbert K. England, retired ington, D.C. He is now serving minister of the Roselle Presby- FORDS—New pupils for th Mr. and Mite. Benjamin Gursky, Anna Witmer and Mrs. Ouroro Creighton and daughter, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. John Mandela and in the Admiral Fleet Bund at Nor- terian Church; and the Rev. Joseph kindergarten class In Our Lady o. folk, Va. Miguel wet-6 welcomed into mem- Crelghton of Fimwood. Entertain Shimko of Jersey City, pastor of, Peace School will register in th children, John, Bertha and Dor- bership of the Altar-Rosary So- Browtite Troop Makes othy of Elizabeth; Mrs. Leonard \lfotiuliti>rs Birthdaythe Slovak Presbyterian Church school annex every Sunday in May ciety of. Our.iidyof Peace Church Bowlerettes to Sponsor Mother'i Day Gifts there. Mrs. Theresa Misak was at following each mass. The age ol Dobis afcd son, Leonard, Jr., of ENLISTS IN AIR FORC~E at a meeting held in the church Roselle Park; Mr. and Mrs. Jack :,i]yanri Kaczorowskl, the organ. eligibility Is four years, nin FORDS—Ruddy Gloft, son of auditorium. HOPELAWN — Mrs. Florence DeHamm and daughter, Diane, Of Banquet at Top Hat Inn Mi-- and Mrs. Fred About 250 persons attended the months, as of September 1. Mr. and Mrs, William GlofT, 12 Mrs. Carl Reitanbacli was re- Wllams and Mrs. Henrietta Mnr- Wilmington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. n Izola Avenue, was dinner which was arranged by the Birth and vaccination certin Hornsby Street, has enlisted in elected president;, Mia. Joseph FQRDS—Plans have been com- tin were In charge of the meetinn •v at her home in I.udies' Sewing Circle of the John Schicker, Kathleen and Ken- the U. S. Air Force and is stationed Dambaak, vice president; Mrs. Ray- pleted for the banquet to be held of the floppelawn Brounie Troop | cates must be produced by a-U re neth Dobis of town. n:M birthday. Church. ' ., lsterants." . .' > in San Antonio, Texas. mond Lavandoaki, secretary; and oy the Bowlerettes of Fords bowl- 26, sponored by the Ladies' Aunxil- s Mrs. Albert ArUtorson, trtM >• Uussell, Kaczorow- ;Hg squftd on-May 16 at .the Roo^e- lary of Ford? Memoral Post 6080, • •!• DAUGHTER FOR PADOS HOSPITAL PATIENT Rev. Frederick V&ientino offered relt Top Hit, Metuchen. The dlri- VFW, held In the Hopela#h School. * vMWski, Victor Kac MAY SUPPER WEDNESDAY the opening and closing prayers, i:it TraskV, Vistor FORDS—fhS e annual May sup- Children's Party Slated FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. George, FQRDS-i-Mi-s, Stephen Kmiec, lei; will be served at 7:3^0 P". M^ The girts• worked on party favors >i Pado, 9 Grant Avenue areihe par- Beech Street, -formerly of Perth Members/of the society are, start- Mrs. Margaret Schillaci Is chair'- ••< :•> OndrlcK, Elaine per of the Fords Women's Club 1 and gifts for Mother's Day, Enter- j By Hilltop Wontans Vni ing the "Block Rosary ' this week. nan, assisted by Mrs. Alma Za- (indrlck, Jerry On- will be held May 16 with Mrs. ents of a daughter born In -ttie tMtim, Is a surgical patient In the talnment was furnished by Made- Perth Amboy General Hospital. ' Perth Amboy General Hospital. The dark horse prize,, donated rodsky and Miss "Ann Patskanickl line Muccllll, Nancy Loso, Dianet by Mrs.iJOMipll 8w«nick, was won ***»™N tq$NSSR.P& T1 •:j.^ teams of bowlers on the Williams, Chkrlptte Zambor, Mar- :.i->ky, Mrs. H. A. TO ELECT OFFICERS tor. the May 19 party for children AT SAMPSON IN mm of the area.1 were completed at FORDS—Henry Gloff, Jr., son FORDSr-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence mad« for a cake sale on June 3 Fesco, Arlene Williams and Marilyn ' Vincent Trasky. FORDS —The PTA of School unrfer the eo-chaifmanship of Mrs. ACTIVE IN CLUB Meyer, Mrs. John meeting of the Hilltop Women of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gloff, 28 Musacchla, formerly of King Moore. ••.••• No, 7 will hold its closing meeting • M J Club, held at the home of Mrs Douglas Street, is serving in the George -Road, this place, are now Joseph Ondriek, Jr. and Mrs, John FpRDS—Joyce Kratky, daugh- Unrbara Ondrick. May 17 with election of officers. Slsolak, and also for a spaffhetti Anita Geisz, Grandview Avenue U. s. Air Force, stationed at residing at 222 North Park Drive, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. ASSIGNED TO TEXAS Mrs. Sally Levy and Mrs. Iren< Sampson, N. Y. •' ', Woodbridge. supper on June 21 with Mrs. Dom- Kratky, 166 Liberty Street, is ac- FORDS — Pvt. Raymond C. Deniaon assisted the hostess. inick Jannucci as freneral chair- tive in the Women's Athletic As- Braender, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. lans were also made for, a mys man, Mrs. Emil Jedstchek and sociation at itlmca College, Ithaca, Raymond P. Braender, 61 Mas- , \M Dorothy Patricia Kurtis Mrs. Andrew Schmidt, co-chair- i-e-ry bus ride in June. Prizes weV N\ Y( The organization sponsors Arthur Drive, and Pvt. Edward w im by Mrs. Irene Hill qnd Mr CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS men. Intramural sports and recreational Dodds, 19, son of David Dodds, 21 Ann Hanish. Mrs, Hill presided ctlv^ttes for its membership. Miss MacAtthur Drive, have left for PFC: Walter Cladek, Jr. FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY BRIDE-TO-BE Kratky is enrolled in the School San Antonio, Texas, uftcr being < marriage of Miss attended schools In Perth Anjboy VISITOR FROM ENGLAND FORDS—M*s. William Budzek, if Health and Physical Education. called to active service in the Air (NOTE: For insertions in this calendar, call Mrs Andrew Kurtis, daughter and has served four and a haif _)S — Mrs. Alice Jones 141 Mary Avenue gave a handker- Force. Both boys were attending Sedivy, 100 Grant AVenue, Woodbridge 8-1710 or Perth Amboy chief shower to Miss Johanna ON DEAN'S LIST Metuchen High School. Steven Kurtls, 97 years In the Marine Corps. He is South Wells, . .arrived ii 4-2413-J, before noofi on Tuesday of each week. • 1 10 Pfc. Walter .S. Amorii Leitner, Comptcto Avfenue, Perth FOROS—John E. Wiuff, 49 Uv- presently stationed at Camp Le- this country on the S ingston Avenue, has been placed 'ii of Mr. and Mrs. Amboy In honor of her approach- 8URGICAL PATIENT Jeune. ind is spending the summer with on the dean's list at Rutgers Uni- •;! . m Mechanic MAY Ing man-tag*. ' FORDS —John S. Kozma, 17 her daughter, Mrs. Howard Dodge, versity, New Brunswick, where he tinijoy, was solemn- 53 Koyen Street, this place. Guests were Miss Irene Derba, Ann Street was a sui-nlcul patient 10—Theatre party to New York by Fords Women's Democratic is majoring in business admini- <' Francis Xavier Miss Bornioe Bobal, Miss Arlene In St. Peter's General Hospital, Hot Dog Roast Plans Club. stration. i • Ji'une, N. C, and Roman, Mr*. Edward Breen and New Brunswick. • .i nuptial mass. Hade,by Girl Scouts TO HONQR MOTHERS lOn-Fathers'- Night by Our Latly of Peace fTA, with kinder- Mrs. ArthUr Zimmerman. FO|tDST-A' Mothers' Day sup- garten mothers as hostess. •'• -'iven In marriage HOP^LAWN—Plans for an out- ••i'-.s Lillian »jKur- per \siill be. sponsored by the St. lO-Birmmage sale by Fords Social Club in home ol Mrs. Henry SON AND lit door hot dog roast were dUcussed •"• bride, served as Nicholas'J Mothers' Club in the Kress, 100 Hamilton Avepue. FOHDS—Mr, and Mis. Frank •; and Michael J. by the Hopelawn Glover Triop No. churen Jiall Sunday, May 13. Mrs. 10—social by 5 and 2 Club in hdme of Mrs. Steven Bala?, Wood- tylolnar, lli Hollywood Avenue Emery Uemchak is chairman of 17, sponsored by tjjhe Ladlef Aux- ji l#nd Avenuk f • Metuchen, art trie parents of a iliary of Ford/s Memorial Post 6090, the affair. Jon born lni St, 'Peter's General • "ii a wedding trip 13-I-Mothers' Day super by St. Nicholas' Mothers1 Club In church VFW, lit a meeting j held In the Hospital, Niw Brunswick. Mrs "i> N. c, and upon I hall. | I I Hopelftwn Sqhool. j DINNER SATURDAY Molnar }s tri former Ann Lcngel '•'•>• at BIO Central —Fovdl Memorial Post The official clover drest was pre- FOUjDSFovdl Me 13—Meeting, Junior plodality in Our Ladyjof Peace Church hall. 110 FaJrlneld Avenue, this place. ""•i Park, Wllming- 1101)0, VFW, and its auxiliary will sented to each member by the 14^Mteting, KeaeWy Women's Democratic Club to firehouse, jointly sponsor a pastcommander's 8 P. M. . NEW ARRIVAL Woixlbrldue tadera, Mrs. Helen T(Hh and Mrs. and past pr«nid«nt's dinner Satur- |r 1 FORDS-Wr. and Mrs. Harry . - my education. Veu started It the PTA of Our Lady of Peace 16—Annual May supper by Fords Woman's Club.' , when I was born and regular- Gill -i T Church. The Kinirgarttm moth- 17—Meeting of PTA of School No. 7 with ejection of officers. ly added to it, When I grew big eis will utjt us hosmisBB. The tac- 17—Meeting, Fords Women's Republican Club,' 8 P. M. uity will >« pr««e* at 7 p. m. tit enough, you taught me the value 'm•bridgi e a-1735 18—Parcel poet party by the Ladies' Aid Society of Our Re- uf "putting something away fur greet the jiarents. deemer [Evangelical Lutheran Church, In church hall. the future." Your lestians in ONDAY 18—Social by PTA of Our Lady of Peace 8chool, with mothers MEETING 18—Fa-th&s' 'Ntaltt My the,PTA flfK^asbey'School,livschool. saving will aid me all my life and nli ittsbey Wo- PERTH AMBOY V.uboy 4-7538 ' KEASBEY — 19—May pantylk'HUltop Wemitta^luh*<=., ".,„ ... make me a sueces* , . . and flfr ' will meet 9t kin&rglrt*R and Orat grades In churns. I. GENERAL HOSPITAL M»y H at' 8 p.m! ftrehouse; this Mom—all my live." Open HfiUie—1:001\ M. tu 21—'Meeting at, John's First Aid Squad, Inc. 8 P. M, in squad Would this nob be addressed to Uifio r. M. TO CONVENI MONDAY headquarters. you, Mother? It can be If you New Wltig l)edi«alioii- FOHDS—The Mother' Club of 21—Meeting Fords Women's Democratic Club. 2:00 P.M. 22—Meeting Ladies' Auxiliary of Fords Onlt 163, American Legion at art an account tor your uhil- lloy Scout Troop No.'82 will meet National Ho»|iiUl Uuy, 8 P. M. In post rooms. • ' . dren, today. - , Mtty \1, 1051 May 14. 23—Meeting Junior Women's Club In the Library at 8. P. M. 23—Theatre, party to N«w York by 5 and 2 Club. ' VFW UN It WMEE1 . 25—Card Party by Pordu Woman's Club ki Koos Brothers, Ruh- FOKDS-The hW*»' Auxiliary way. " uf Fords MemAfi-.;-Port 6090, 25—Card party, by Utdfes' Auxiliary of Fords Memorial Post W»fl. VFW, will meet J^ t The FORDS NATIONAL RANK VFW, in po6t.|pomt -.-'.,- )i j STORE* in post dt 2"(—Paper dilice la Fords, Kejjjbey; HflptjAife artdOittft Baiton The Friendly Bank uf Fords, Nfcw Jersey WOODBBIDGE-FORDS Bectlon of Forts by LioBb Club. '.. fKUEHAI lUiSliK»» ItiTliM —— 27—ca.ke sale by Jufllov Stxrfllty of Our L>dy oi Pe*ce Church. >,-A. 44396 U: coitf. BOFIUWN Af PAINS! i.' ,-f; OriscDfl Popularity at The tampaign Against Mosquitoes For some time now, we have meant to spraying a chemical mist wtff breeding Higti level With compliment the Town Committee for ap- spots favored by mosqdttow, but we also propriating funds with which to combat think it is rather difficult to' team how Jersey Voters the mosquito menace in several sections of much can be accomplished with this tech- nique unless ft is used over a wider salient. the community. Trw funds appropriated for use this year By Kenneth Fink, Imfet approval K ;l The topic comes to the fore again With Wifl serve to finance, at least, a fcetf. We can rural wens tiiroturhmi! Director, The New Jersey Poll the announcement by Health Officer Batiey ^ ^^ idMwh rther we can make any (51% approval i: i,,,,, that he is conducting a study to FRINCETON-Voter satisfac- voters (Bl% nppvr.vi,; intfoads on the vile peste which, come with tion with Governor Alfred E. Worlfl WaT n vrk the btst method for *a#ng this «"eloonre each summer, or whether our cause Is hope- misroll is at a high level today. protal). battle—at least within the limits & the tess without the cooperation ot all other Three out of every five voters • 'Today's results tin „,, questioned by New' Jersey Poll sartty moan that fid ,, „ $2,500 fond which has been set asMe to pro- ittWticipalities around us. It may be there .-•aff reporters in a recent survey for Mr. Briscoli it Ml vide the sinews of war. Mr. Bafley has had wlB . mr impose upon pedestrians who must use the Today A Yr. Aso his life: When he's !<.,; 1 sidewalk fronting the property. We caiitot Worse Then Communism Approve 60% «4% matched and dispatcher! Mai Data. understand, either, how «ven though he "Hunger, poverty, disease and ignor- Disapprove 15 24 No oprnlen 15 1* may be totally indifferent to the require- ance constitute a far more lasting Highlight ol today's Undines is Not Much. ments of the situation, that the Township threat than the aggression of Soviet Governor Driscoll's, popularity Love-making hasn't cha: Under the Capitol Dome 2,500 years. Greek tnniiic: overlooks it. Ample time has elapsed to imperialism." with all segments of the New Jersey population. Majority sen- ot sit, and listen to u \ allow clearing of the area and the removal This is the stetfement of Mr. Nelson A. By J. Joseph Gribblis timent in every population group evening too,—Exchange of its unsightly banks of burned wood, Rockefeller, chairman of the International examined in today's survey ex- well as being contrary to better presses approval of the man that Model ashes and other flre aftermath. Development Advisory Board who feels that TRENTON—Residents tff New been beating the drums for new A model manias : judgment. has been'New Jersey's governor Jertey may look forwaid to the levies to increase State revenues. which the wife is a tivn-i, It may not be that there is any danger the hit-or-miss attack on the global scour- The new law plainly states: for the past four and a hall Imposition of new taxes next year Various groups identified as the husband is a tra "A person propelling or riding yew's. These groups include resi- to passers-by on Rahway Avenue, but we ges of hung«r and disease most be replaced —tti ail probability corporate in- highway users have been loud in Watchman-Examiner, come taxes—because of increas- their demands for new taxes. a bkyftle shall not ride other dents of all city sizes: all age are sure that transient traffic is not going by an organized approach, functioning on groups; manual workers, white- ing 'demands for more revenues No word has yet been heard than upon or astride a perma- nent and regular seat attached collar workers, and labor union to leave the borders of our community with a permanent basis. at the State level. from the average citizen already thereto, nor shall he ride with members; men ' and women; overburdened with taxes and the Hugh wnilanmnn IvUli a favorable impression of us. This is the Mr. Rockefeller believes that it is to the B*publ!cans and Democrats his feet removed from the pedals, regular members of both the Re- high cost of living. iu-ch 8, 1HTH—AIIKIINI ':, I'M', sort of thing which is an index of the kind interest of the United States to help bolster today m separate State Conven- or with both hands removed from publican and Democratic fartles tions here adopted tax planks toe handlebars, nor shall he as well as Independent voters, COMBINING of management we, as a municipality, are the world economy "because only in a grow- calling for a complete bipartisan COMPENSATION:—Organized The I,'«d»r-Jim mill < ID. labor lost a good fight this year practice any trick or fancy riding and World War II vets. receiving—and vre are quite certain that ing global economy c§n the United •States examination of New Jersey's tax in a street." rtnictuw an thearst m«e to tai- to secure $30 maximum weekly Additional evMonee of the The code also requires every Tllf. Iuf'lla JoirfMl UK our officials will not wish the Wrong im- itieif e3tpi!tii|.«eapnorni®ly." Mbrwver, he pose ne* taxes iir the State. unemploy ment compensation high regard the TJew Jersey ptfb- PubllKheil Every Tln*«!i bicycle used at nighttime to be Democrats blame the Republi- and temporary disability benefits. llc has Tor Its governor Is that the Woodhrlilge Publtolilni: ''a pression to be made. feels that this country is better prepared equipped with a front white lamp ptthy, WooilbrlORe. N, i. cans Who have been in power for in no population group measured than ever before "to face the responsibility From the beginning of the £nd a rear red lamp, both visible Charles R. Orison f"\ in We strongly urge, therefore, that de- many years for the State's rick- do more than one out of Jour I,awrcni'f I". HRiupi'in 1951 session of the Legislature for 500 feet. Sirens or whistles mand be made at once to clean up the un- of world leadership." ety tax structural and Republi- last January, lobbyists for manu- (25%) express disapproval of the Vloe-frpsiaent and I'f.i irti are banned on bicycles. job Alfred E. Driscoll is.doing. Lucy F. Gregor". EHI-'^) cans, In rebuttal, claim the Dem- facturers and Chambers of Com- Subscription rates by inil, sightly mess which we have been forced to These remarks were made in connection Highest expression of approval 1 ocrats voted lor the same tax merce opposed the increase from TURNPIKE: — New Jersey's flu'lins postal* . i'"-> yfar, I-P with a discussion Of ways and mgans to fur- is found among people 45 years abide entirely too long already. H the fie- laws which they D«"v condemn. $26 to $30 and were so success- 118-mile toll turnpike extending and older (69% approval); regu-U CHAUI-ES IS. QKBG*il:v mand is not met promptly, then more dras- ther the Point Pour Program n M53. pass such » MH but OwJiFtoTl. tial vacuum Vl> «v« lit .UIOVE I and CIO representatives refused The spending program lot the new fiscal The fantastic idea that is being bandied Tax planks In the 1951 party on the major bridge crossings of S lt*-*nd in effwt Sl( K> to approve them. year totals 180 million dollars, This is 7.2 around by some religious enthusiasts that platforms adopted at the re- the Haekensacli, Passstic and plme upwand . . . your morale] spective State conventions today Two biljs introduced by Sena- Raritan Rivep has been under- per cent more than last year's 168 rfiffllpn it is our duty, as a nation and as a people, will be letter suited for urn- comprise a. complete departure tor Bruce A. Wallace, Camden, way for some time. dollar appropriations program. As the bill to spend our funds to give a fuller life to from the tax planks of previous which were desired by organized To complete the job, the Turn- tioning when you k"11" lhjl' labor,1 died in the Senate Labor pike Authority has awarded a cleared the legislative chambers during the unfortunate peoples is extremely danger- years. At all other times both .your nirsonal effects m' "« major parties voiced resistance to Committee when the Legislature total of 74 major contracts and closing days of the 1951 regular session, the ous as it implies a moral obligation for us the imposition of new taxes in adjourned last week. Another ef- 35 miscellaneous contracts, in- ered by insurance. total** of the annual ^pTCrpriatloij? *as to'share what we have m a,*§ef OapiU any iorm. £j>Js year the plat- fort will be made by organized cluding those for utility reloca- forms, while st»tia« every effort labor neXtiVear. tions, in Mfe^ggregate.niiiQunt. of nearly a half million dollars under the basis. In good reason there are grounds will be made to maintain New $183,000,000. budget presented by the Governor. His to believe that a reasonable expenditure Jersey's advantageous tax posi- HEY KIDS!:—Trick or fancy When the new turnpike is -budget message had warned: pi fynds for the immediate,assistance of tion i also claim a thorough over- riding-of Wcycles ijn New Jersey opened, the turnpike authority is taboo uncttr the new motor will turn its attention to further "The proposed budget is not a blueprint •other people and areas will become a good vehicle qod« now in effect. Improvements., These mclwte a for the spending of State revenues. It con- investment for American capitalism. That is the gimmick wWch win The boy Who calls "Hey, Mom! new bridge to cross Newark Bay Look! No hands!" is not only t o the Hudson County penin- We should not overlook the importance stitutes a challenge to save money and to I new taxes endangering his life but is also eula; an extension of the north- spend less than the (amount recommendod of making our financial contribution in a has been gaining momentum for breaking the law. (Continued on Page 14) lor. appropriation," •manner that will encourage the undevelp-.. several years. Organized muni- Under the code, cyclists are cipal officials, hoping to secure prohibited from carrying an ex- Such advice will have the hearty endorse- eel peoples to do most of the job for them- more State financial aid te pay tra passenger on the handlebars ment of taxpayers, as Stalte fiscal officers selves. Otherwise, the| moiney will be squan- local enpensesj have been advo- /or elsewhere. Hitching rides on, oatjiiR a sales |r income tax, and f trolley oars or motor vehicles is proceed to place the new budget into effect dered for a temporary benefit which may tihe (arm interests lik«wise have also definitely against the law as with the start of the fiscal yeair on July 1. not equal the sacrifice of our own resources. By Don GLAMOR GIRLS flowers

OFFSHORE OIL Senator O'Mahoney's bill wpuld The perennial attempt -to give meet this need admirably and- Perhaps because cuastai" Isn't its . away tihe nation's clearly estab- iifould alt the same time co^ popular as generally telleveti, lished rights to the mineral re- and ratify all the existing * Chadron's (Nebraska) Bight Ball sources of the marginal sea is made tn gpod faith by the Club is thmktng about enlarging Sure, you believe in doing things the ewy way. It's mighty^anl under way again in the Senate. within the marginal sea. its membership. The Supreme Court declared in Representatives of the oil com- A decision will.be made on the planning ahead fo you can reach In your pockeffov ci 1947 in "United States vs. Califor- panies holding these leases have matter at the club's "whindlng" „ every bill ... . then there is safety to consider. nia that the "United States, as an testified that they are entirely May 6. Hundreds of applications Incident of its national sov- satisfied wit* this proposed ar- for membership have been re- The easy, safe way to pay bills is by check. like this: k vreted With the ultl run«etiH.i»t. . oe*ed, AU,lia»^,|if ^aturned down power and control over this , Indeed, they have made con- became tn'e M alreafly h# area lying outside the tidelauds crete 'acknowledgement tif the reaflhed its deadltee Jfi large expenses by cheijk atW sitting. knd the Inland waters, and that invalidity ot the California, Tex- dred members. Gatifomiu did not have and never as and Louisiana claims by pay- Swearing by members has been S. And remember, when you have a checking account at this had had any title to the area. ing rents and royalties to the reduced almost to the vanishing you have a ready credit reference upon,vrtbich you can buikl This decision *as reiterated in Interior Department tn recent point. Any meniber who Utters an ie Louisiana and Tewts cased, months Instead of to the states. oath or speaks a vulgarity is fined on the <»et«t of "States' Nevertheless, spokesmen for a 'nickel. its," .proponents of -qultolalt) tihe states teem bent on frustrat- The club jlf« jnonths Ion nave repeatedly asked ing any effective federal manage- awrew#«M^k«. to "give back" to the ment of the marginal sea even II • A dozen Irl«iu»m.tbe Amerl- Woodbridge National Bank lufmegted states soiMttttog they cannot «et oontfol of the oil eftn legion club^m w«fe ban- never at any tine Jor themselves.... tterlme me awftfter %& t» «- yl We think that no Prestoj»t Additional Bunking Hours Fridays 4 to 6 >' these wooW be so heedless of the na- Mrs, Orlle Morteson chided the national «sset ol the Uwal totovesL Wbflt la at stake Value a»a tffi- We is the nation's oil, needed All «t the <• suites for the nation's flefwise. every time yot | Congress !>t«>uia act afflrma- «OOB Quit it," •* DS t. PAGE MINB THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1051 ions Club Asszony-Horvoth Wedding Rites Wai Man Weds Officers Performed in St James* Church Pawtucket Girl \VOOI)B«U)GE — Miss \Um J.-inicH IColiark nf Meluchcn .1 Scotto, WOODUUIIHJK -At a nuptial Irene Horvath, 399 Barclay Stree serveil a;: best mini un 1 S|tt. 166 fetva Amboyj daughter of M mass at St. l.eo'n Church, I'aw- Mra. Miner .1. Iliiivalb nf Kort L'ix, tucket, H. I., Miss Claire Maiie i tin Iseltn Mary Kedvcs of Woodbricipe at — j --- -• • • „. und brother of Hie bride, usbeieil. , daughter of Mr. und Mis. James HorvathHth , HuntingtmiHti , L. I., Mr. and Mrs Aw.ony will re I,co II. H< uulac, Puwtucki>t, K. I., became the bride nf Carl Joseph side at the llurrliiy street address the bride uf Joseph Bur Aanzotiy, grandson of Mrs. Kllen '(in t.hei'1 ret urn from u wi-ddiii|', the run Leed:', son of Mr. and Mrs. J Park», 276 Smith Street, Perth trip tn Niaf'nra Kulls, New Kni!- Barron l.evi, f.fi2 Myrtle Avenue Amboy, Saturday at St. James' iiini i.i.nuiia. I'or travelinit- Ha.luidny. Rev. (Jtorge Uormsu Church. The (louhle-ring cere the bride chosi- K ^rey Kubatdhie oflifiated. mony was performe ol siiell pink lace Rl):l title qvet , W« attired in u white Mil'li Kchmil and Drake Bu.-ino-c 1 v.Jiite satin, a matching satin Dntcl satin iown fashioned wild u ('olli'lti , J'urlb Aiiiiiuy. IHT hu.+ cup atttifl i'>l to u .sboiildev-lei ,,1'i'si-nt ora- pplWed Collar, u fitted boilicr will IMUHI is a Knidiinle (|f iVrth Am I'nll term in veil und she candied a cascade ol lace inserts on each side, bui^ K>y I' itili- School, class of Ms, pink spi-illK Uow.trs. ,' c 11,0 flub was sjeeve? ami a full stiirt extwulinK Hot.h are >-nip]oyed by tbc 'hese Miss Klectra Fa^liniio, as.mnii iiuo a J.ra|p. H«r fingertip voil ol liroiigh Manufacturing Coinpnny rtf honor, wa.s1fttii'cd in a pal illusion waB attached to a white f thin eitv. l,liU" hire ankle lenfcth dress, patifi bonnet trimmed with or tchiiii; ,lu ielte enp and carrier, Klch- honor, wore a whitp sheer frosted Gifts for Mothers .. wedtlitiK trip to Atlantic CUy, iirt..r. Howard .organdy, over drchid Uffetu c<>wn tin y Jvill ie8)de iii Knj,'lewooil d wltli a high neckline lind IS'KI.IN Meetini' uf the vari The hrid; the jiaat week. OOIIL'KC, Providence, It. L, ia em- •|'lnir|»e. The awl Invendor Brownie Troop'-30 met at the ployed iiy thr AmAican Telephone r,.y i,,mil mi'ct- p home of its lender, Mrs. Juwpl t'.ijinpuny. HIT hushnnd, a Kradu- I;,t, May 14-, Angttter sister, Mrs. Join (tupacioli, 711 Dow Avmie, uiu ate of Wondbrhlne Hifjli School ('. Stimcik, ft., of Keashey w;i: Browniii Troop 111 convened at and Brown University, served liv ,nUV of tfa qjri. ' "She wore n wliit the home of its leader, Mr.'t. An- years and three months in the ;,i(irir<' Kovak,' shier'" frosted organdy over jiili L^Uitt Mnirnnni, Warwick Strmt. I'. S. Navy Air Corps a>; a lieuten- , j.,,vi-rii(ir of (freen taffeta styled similar tn tlir Both tro:ips me makiiij', plans for ant (j.y.). lie ii personnel man- riiiVonl L>un- njatr.fin «f borior'a, a white pic llieir trip to Ihe Stufu- of Liberty ager of the (irand Union }ial anil- carried a easoHde md thr Bronx Koo on June 25, Company, Knulewiioil, roiten nJtd pink sweet They will lie accompanied by the leader;! mid a^i"tnnts, Dolovi; Kunk, France:; Mes;; and Mrs. Presented Uudolph Kuinmlf'i. History Club Tea Mother-Daughter Troop I (iirl.; Heouts met. Tues- Meeting day at the Rupiicioli hoine with k Mis. .MiiKHiilii assi: liii),'. Setii'M- Held in Scwaren Banquet is Held Troop I iiivt the sjime evi'iiinc; i\.:. skits and whih- troiiji 11 met' the following SK.WAItKM The ' Sewaren ,'.," the tbeme • lay, with Mis. Liiuke Dittler History Club hebl its annual Pre.'i- ,| tln> nie«tiilK WOODBRIDOK — lr iSMstinic.-- AH live troopK have II'K Ti-u last week at the liome ,1.1 til Hfhool mately TOjiermna ^iere in atten made Mothers' Day card.-: iiml i)!1 Mrs. A. W. Scheidt, Holtmi w[\\ awurdi'i ance at-the third annual mother nfts. The scouts are plannint: to Street. Mrs. ,Iohn Ivozusko anil \li •hiu-iil new-Hi,Bettelli, ; daughter banquet of Americur attend the annual (iirl Scout rally Mrs. W. S. Wooten poured. :,IN..lule- U> the flair. Assembly No. 37, Onlfr of the May « ,n)9J3t original, and Miss (lull are nvcessary for entrance. iThe Parkstroro, prettiest. ,/> child must be five years of age Ryan, Mrs. Willard Tunison, Mrs. William Ecker, Mrs. Simon Lar- :.er Kenny pre- Others participating were the before November 1 and his birth certificate must be presented at sMi, Mrs. Ariliui' Hanie, Mrs. uiK and he gave Misses Nancy Yuuu^er, Virginia •Thomas Mown, Mrs. W.^.S. Woot- Sharp, Brunn and Stern. time of registrationrg . The child Ik'to tin- patent* itd enter- en, Mrs. Ueorjve Mullen, Mis. John An original Mother's Day skit must be vaccinated before Wittek, Mrs. Siimut'l J. Henry, waa enacted by Misses Ruth ing school in September. Diph- t'.ir the next two| recom- Mr:;. Andrew Simonsen, Mrs. Har- ., • !'!,.• Circus." The Brady, Linda Nimh, Shirley theria inoculations are ry O'Connor. mended but nut required at this • Mr-, llulick as Den^ Pwjj, Gaipl andl JJoycy e Scluiei Mrs. Herbert Li. Rankin, Mrs. timi'. :ia,|ite.t with regret der, Bruiin, Smith, Sharp, Stern Bernard Sullivan, Mrs. Floyd T. ,: i!,:,t d.-n will meet and pufle. BUNDLE FROM-HEAVEN llowill, Mrs, J. Ii. Johnstone, Mrs. Hi Mrs. Russell, •The (piloting "- 1 i. ufternoons. The CANNED V IC.EI AHIES members served the dinner: Ray- llegyes, !' Lehigh Avenue are the Clark, Mrs, iColamt G. Crane, Mrs. "!•,!' will be Jui)e 7. Russell Solt, Mrs. W. W. Brim- mond Cribble, John Speak, John parents of a son born in the You're sure of the finest when you serve them ,al I'ark at 7 P.M. JBRO, ChaVlcs Lund un,d Walter dairc and Mrs. John J. Howling. The Ideal label is your guarantee Perth Anilmy (ienernl Hospital. IDEAL brand vegetables. Mi ill l-.STS ' of the country's finest sun- '.;, ml Mrs. Fred 01- ripened fruits. • iiiinihwick Avenue, ••: 1 Hirsts. Mr. aiid "Five Bucks Don't Buy Much" 6 1 Fancy Whole Beets 15c ;•(/, .icitiii of Bpselle Fancy Fruit CocktaiL " ,*. 38c Cream-Style Corn ,..; i.vlie.l JACK: "Spcms «3 if I got loss for my money evary time I do the „ i- Grapefruit Sections »"««, 19c IDID£Al topping. And we have to oat." ,, ivf5 S>yeet Potatoes 22„ c JjLL: "Prices have gone up on everything, JacK*» Excopt Crushed Pineapple T-. «,„ 26c Red Kidney Beans He \lk Smart Choice... • • • "' ' ' -"'idpyaMli^SWy1 t0^?7 aud T I "pennies.' " "^ P-eo§-

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Fair Enough WE TRAVEL ANYWHERE "I've (,'ot a rather dlslasleful Pastor is Honored Joh." remarked the British Rpne- Electric Sewer Service olofiist. "A woman employed me I to look up Tier family tree, and At Farewell Party for I've sot to inform her that one of Residence or Industry her relatives was electrocuted for WOODBRIDGE — A farewell murder In America." party, in honor of Rev, Anthony NO SEWER TOO LARGE FOR OUR "I shouldn't worry about that." iS. Chfulwick, pastor of the Firs! j LATEST MODEL MACHINES eplled his friend. "Just write that CongreKntional Church, who is j the man occupied the chair of ap- leavinc this month to make his plied electricity at one of Ameri- home in England, wan Riven l>\ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ca's public Institutions." the Christian Emlcavor Alumni UOODBRIDGE PIiBIJStUNT. COMPANY in the church (lining room. 18 Green Strert. WoodbrWte, N. .1. FOR SALE The puost ,of honor WHS prc- riibltahen of wnted with Rifts. Mrs. Thelma SEWER I>rt\<; WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDKT-LEADER 9 FT. SHOWCASE Amlrawik, Miss Margaret Ko- Inquire 87 Second Street valis, Miss Huth Trautwcin anil CARTERET PRESS Woodbrldge 8-117J Miss Helen Klek were in charge We Are Equipped for Sewer Service \\, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - FORDS BEACON 5-10 Ciroup singing was leil "by Mrs. SEWER Prisrilla White. for Homes, Industries, Municipnlid, s ,J THREE NEWSPAPERS FOR RENT Others present were Miss Muriel PIumMnn-Oil Burners-Radiant Heating 1 Time . 15c per line 3 Times -lie per line... I)i\nn of Sparta, Mrs, William SEWER (LEANER Private Installations, SERVICE STATION for rent. H. Viiorliecs,' Jr., Misses Hetty 2 Times 1,4c per line 4 Times 12c per line Watewaterr i«ainMain>s vicnii"Cleaned. . ^ —. - - Major Oil ..company. Good loca- Wester, Florence Lorsonc and (YEARLY CONTRACT) H6n. Write to Box 17 In care of Mir";irej Elek and Michael Toth t i . 300 lines—three papers—lie per line. this newspaper. 5-10* of this place. RAHWAY HEATING CONTRACTOR • Minimum space charged—5 lines.) S D'ADDARIO, Proprietor ChaiiRc of copy allowed monthly. HELP WANTED—FEMALE . Strange? 25 letters to a line—five words. OPPORTUNITY It's strange how -girls with the 1695 ESSEX STREET RAHWAY 7-4393 RAHWAY, NEW JERSE1 ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (or wpmen between 30 and 40 in cleanest minds plvc you the dirti- payable in advance. Exceptions arc made'for established accounts only. Public Relations work. Must have est looks—The HOIst. pleasing personality ana ability to Irregular insertions will be charged for at the one-time rate. make-friends. Some knowledge of Ads ordered lo\w times and stopped before that time will be charped home economics desirable. No for tlw actual number of times the ad appeared, charing at the rate selling. Must own car. Part or full •earned. time employment. Liberal salary The Woodbridge Publishing Co. reserves the right to edit, revise or and compensation for use of car, rejpet all copy siroffltttefl," ana win not be responsible for more, than Write in detail to Box 12 In care one incorrect insertion of any advertisement. The co-operation of the of this newspaper. 1 5-10 advertisers will be appreciated. CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED TO 9:30 A, M. WEDNESDAY MISCELLANEOUS PHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-1710 IF YOUR DRINKING has become a problem, Alcoholics Anon- HELP WANTED • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • • i ymous can help you. Write P. O. 4 LOTS FOR sale. 100 x 100, inBox 397, Woodbridge, or telephone STEADY WORK Fords. Hans J. Schmidt, Real Market 3-7528. 5-25-tf BUSINESS DIRECTORY OFFICE GIRL Estate-Insurance. P. A, 4-0M6. YOUNG PIANO TEACHER. Excel- HOSTESSES 407 Crows Mill Road, Fords. lent method, teachers in your WAITRESSES 5-10 lome or own studio. Annamae FOUNTAIN CLERKS. lierer, Midwood Way, Colonia. WANTED TO RENT 'hone Rahway 7-4863. 5-3,10* DISHWASHERS • Plumbing and Heating § i • Service Stations! HOWARD JOHNSON TWO adults, mother and daugh- 1 HOUSECLEANINX3 and iron- 1 Key Shops ter, building new home, would Building Contractors ROUTE > 25 WOODBRIDOE ing done; $1.00 per hour. Also, like to sub-lease furnished aDart- .-111 do baby sitting. Reference on Holohan Brotht TELEPHONE 8-1700 ment or small home in Wood- equest. Call Carteret 1-7304. , AlBRECHTS CharUt Farr 3-8-tf bridge proper while home is under 5-10° Call Wo. 8-2769-J BRAY GARAttti construction. Would use own KEY SHOP Plumbing • Heating James Cavallero DANCE STUDIO Standard tut rr™, , I • HELP WANTED—MALE • dishes and linens. References, 1*4 WASHINGTON AVE. a Frank Franchak Telephones: Write Box 5W, c/o this news- BIG REDUCTION Former Member of N.Y.C. CARTERET 1-7163 Fhon* ARE YOU A SALESMAN? Having paper, stating rental. 5-10 Koxyettes "Builders of t Hand & Power Lawn Mowen Woodbridie 8-0594 or 8-J02I Woodbrldfe 8-OOR4 in; | diffiniltv? Are cutbacks and On All Late Models Better Homes" ,'" CHARLES STREET Sharpened A Repaired. shortages affecting your Income? FOR SALE Carteret 1-8464 • Bicycles—Sales & Service 621 LINDEN AVENUE Cor. Amt»7 Km\m If they are and you are interested GUARANTEED Parts for All Makes. Second Slmt in a change and have a car, write ANTIQUE" AUCTION SALE Used Cars ENROLL NOW t Wash in* Machines Repaired Woodbridt e. N. J. statins experience or apply Elec- OF TAP • ACROBATICS All Makes—Parts (or Sale. Firestone Tires nd trolux Corp., 435. Park Avenue, GLA&3 •• CHINA TOE • BALLET • Locksmith — Keys Cut Wnodbrldgc. N. J. FURNITURE • STAMPS SPECIALS For Quick, Reliable Plainfleld. Classes Limited to 6 Pupils While You Walt. 5-3,10,17,24,31 COINS • GUNS Lessons 5flc and^ip^ And Many Othfcr Articles '46 DODGE t Laundry • PLUMBING Taxi HELP WANTED—FEMALE • ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, 2 door, radio, heater, % Electricians < and MAY 23, 1951 one owner -T* ; HEATING Starting at 10 A. M. WOODBRDOGF GIRL for general office work, with Call Wo. 8-0932-W FOR THE WHITEST, SWEETEST, SERVICE knowledge of stenography and In the Rear of $895.00 Building Contractor • CLARK'S ANTIQUE SHOP For CLEANEST, BRIGHTEST WASH typing. Experience not necessary, ""EXPERT REPAIR WORK Write, stiUinf! qualifications and 862 St. George Avenue H7 OLDSMOBLIE Competent IN TOWN—BRING YOUR LAUN- salary expected, to Box 35-C, in Rahway, N. j. Walter A. Jensen Electrical CALL convertible coupe Work DRY TO TAXI care of his newspaper. Auctioneer: Herbert Van Pelt MASON & BUILDING Carl Poznansky 4-26; 5-3, 10* Lunch Will Be Served radio, heater, hydramatic in Your Home Launderette Sale Under Tent CONTRACTOR or Business 101 SHAROT ST., CARTERET 8-O2O0 WANTED TO BUY 5-10, 1 $1,095.00 • 110 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE. Tel. CA 1-6645 Estimates Cheerfully Given Reasonable (Or*. A«m* SIM.) HAVE BUYERS for one- or two-REASONABLE. Horace Waters '47BUICK upright grand piano. Excellent 38 FREEMAN STREET Kates Phone WBGE. 8-2149 DAT AND NIGHT SFR<1 family houses. If you want to radio, heater, one owner Radio & TV Service t METERED RATES | sell please contact condition; beautiful case. Write to WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TED SIPOS Box 20 in care of this newspaper. First '4 Mile , . BERES $1,095.00 Telephone 8-1808 Electrical Comracioi' Each Additional I i Mile ,130 Smith Street—P. A.,4-6336 5-10 11 Trinity Lane - Woodbridge AVs Radio &Televi»ion OFFICE: 443 or WoodbrMgc 8-1225, Evenings Many other fully equipped Uouor Stores HERB PLANTS Prompt Expert Repair* 4-26; 5-3, 10, 1 Perennials ready now for trans- cars to choose from t Excavating • Coal RCA Tubes & Parts planting to your own garden. For OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M. at REAL ESTATE FOR SALE something different try Herbs. Telephone Woodbrldf* 8-1888 Batterfc* Kenneth Shepard, Route 27, Menlo WOODBRIDGE Gorecki & Gorecki WOODBRIDGE—6-ROOM house 34 PER8HING AVE Park, near Menlo Park Firehouse. AUTO SALES COAL • FUEL OIL EXCAVATING CO. Woodbridge "w ,3 bedrooms, large breakfast Phone Met. 6-0622J. 5-10,17 CARTERET, N. J. nook. Modern kitchen and bath OLDSMOBILE OIL BURNERS 90 Sharot Street, Carteret Liquor Store Steam-oil Jieat. Lavatory and A. Klsh, Jr., Prop. DODGE—1948, fetom, 2-door se- Sales - Service JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. »., shower la basement. Large 2 dan, green, A-l condition, heat- Tel. CA. 8-5089 Jcar • gar-age. Occupancy June 1 er. Call Woodbridge 8-2237M. 475 Kahuay Ave. Woodbridge • I ILL DIRT • t^P SOIL Complete Stock of Domestic Call • Woodbrldge 8-1555. 5-1 Wdtfs. 8-0100 • MASON SAND 5-10 and Imported Wines, Beers TELEVISION GARVEVS • CRUSHED STONE snd Liquors 1^8 BOQ8EVE1.T AVESJ ,4-ROOM HOUSE—3'A years old SERVICE j. Expansion attic. Attached ga • CINDERS • GRADING GARTEREV. N. J 574 AMBOY AVENUE IS OUR Tage. All improvements, $8,400. The front end comes CA-1-6812. CA-M76G CA-8-«107 rVA */)xl . i . ft***** ;4-BEUROOM HOUSE. Best reai- the motor . . . tht CALL Funeral Directors • Call WO 8-1308 - •*}dential section — new grade, tteerinc apparatus TIIIOF high school and railroad .station, ... the headllfhU, WDGE. 8-1400 • Moving and Trucking t today ijlodern kitchen, oil heat, lavatory the rest of yoor ear first floor. Fully insulated. Owner •tKinR transferred. Call Wood- THI etc. To keep It in SYNOWIECKI WOODBRIDGE RADIO ... (M tip-top shape . . . Complete Moving Job i»-id«c 8-1090. 5-10 AVENEL & TELEVISION 27 MAIN STHI:H 1 Funeral Home 3 Rooms $20 5 Rooms $30 WOODBKIDOE \f©ODBWDGE *- Barron Avenue, LET AN BXFERT DO YOUtt' COAL & OIL CO. 18 Main Street, VVoodbrldje ^ Two lots. All improvements; l'/a 4 Rooms $15 6 Rooms S35 BATHS KITCI v Joseph Kocsik, Prop, -v*sJ*lflo<;Ks from Woodbridge High, R26 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL 16 Atlantic Street Reasonable Storage 30 Days Free RUBBER FLO0K1N School; 50x150'. $2,500. Call All Loads Insured—10 years tup. FRONT-END REBUILDING' (QUALITY URST) •Woodbridee 8-1340-J. 5-10 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Carteret, N. J. ECONOMY MOVERS • Concrete Roofing awl Siding rhon«: WO-I-JM1 " teARTERBT—Dorothy Street, Cor. NO GUESSWORK, EXPERIMENTING. .DELAYS Rahway 1 Telephone Carteret 8-S719 ' ner lot, 50*100; residential COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SHOP 7-3914 tW.NIER lV0 'X4iea; two blocks frmo bus line. HIGH TEST QUALITY All improvements. Carteret 8- AND STOCK OF PARTS : J - Henry Janien & Son, 5461. 5-10 CONCRETE BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING & BALANCING Laboratory Approved Tinning and Sheet Metal Work Used Cars Rooflm, Metal Ceilings «nd - EXPERT BRAKE SERVICE |- Crushed Stone - Washed Grawtl Washed ft&nd • Waterproonni Funuec Work FLYNN & SON "BETTER tSUD RAHWAY BRAKE SERVICE Ume - Brick - Cement - NKItAL HOMES I 588 Alden Street 420 East Avenue Woodhridge, N. 1, BEMME.AVrOSJ\ Motor Tone-up - General Repairing - 24-Hour Towing Service Raritan Mercantile Perth Amboy Valtf hon- I-Utf 1263 MAIN STREET RAIJWAY 7-9671 Corporation ?3 Ford Ave., Fordi 405 AMBOY AVENll Bamnel i, Gau&w»r Joseph N. Gawway Phone PE-4-0315 FRONT AND FAYKTTE 8T8. LEARN TO FLAY BEFORE YOU PERTH AMBOY N. J. BUY YOUR ACCORDION Juit pay a tm»ll enrollment fee New Wdite. Furniture and learn to play before you invett. Home COMPLETE UNE OP Beauty • Dnil Stores i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS with BUY ON THE HIGHWAY AT RfASONABLB FRKW8 AND SAVE! LIBERAL TRADE-INS Onstoin TREES'-SHRUBS Made Shop Now (or Extra Bartnltu! EVERGREENS Avenel Pharmacy Eddie*$ Music Center , ORNAMENTAL Koehir «««'/»f.' STEEL RA1UNUS 1 POTIEI) ROSES 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE Winter Brothen AN") SCHOOL OF MUSIC !<- S llHtl"" '' B4 UoakonU. Pro». Ne* Low Prices 44 LINCOLN 1VKJI WOODBRIDGE 8-I9U WajwUt Vuraltnrc Shop PERENNIALS SS7 State Street P. A. 4-1291 Jos. Dal'rile aithmjii AT«MI,N.J. 1945 Rutherford HI., Rahwsy FERTILIZERS oicnDaUyl0A.M|to8P.lL niSCEIFTIONS Pet $loi CftlH KA 7-9212 MAtiNOLUS DOGWOOD WHITMAN'S OANDKB Garden Needs Imported CANARIES HYBRID CowneUw - FUm - Greetlm Cards and FINCHES RHODODENDRONS FORDS C RCPA1R SHOP PARAKW5TJS Culf Service 'S GRASS SEED (% U RAYWM 165 KINO GKQBiGE RD., FORDS 0 Landscape Contractors AM * Tel. PE 4-5575 TROPICAL FISH Jack Geta, John Dcfewk. M AW SOU Just Arrived—J951 Hand Mowers • WASHINa, OBXAUNO SHOT AT THE Poww Mowers, Electee Hedfe PET SUPPLIES DRUGGIST Trimmer, Hand Trimmer, Grass and FOODS TIKES REPAIKEB COLONIA Shean. Trade In your old Hand U.S.G. Inspected Fresh Horse Meat E & L 'SERVICE U Itatn Street Mower—S3 to $4 Allowance Be- AMBOY AVI. AND OIEIN ST. lardlew of Condition. JOE'S PET SHOP .PUNT MARKET AMBOY AVE. & CONVERY BLVD. - WO. 8D381 Lawn Mowen Sharpened and WOODBRIDOE, fi. J. Woo4brld«e, N. J. 156 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. j|»!ffil ST. GEORGE AVENUE Repaired Woodbrtdft RAHWAV, N. J. Hovn; 8 to S Monday to Saturday Only Saws Sharpened PERTH AMBOY - 4-J418 Bahwity 7-9081 THURSDAY, MAY 10, Ml F.T.EVE I nit Drills Sewaren Residents^ Acquainted St James' School 'Cinderella' is Theme of SenL SEWAREN NOTES PORT READING NOTES Prom at Girls' Vocational Schoti Slated Hj Mr». Percy AuiUn Lists Honor Roll Mr*. John MrOonnrll With Vivil Defense Program 111 ellH'Ke —Mrs. Raymond Jensen, who re- PhoneWOU-lUZW ;- -M'lti,!. n !!:• anies F 8EWAREN—A meeting designed Aid will be started in Mir commn- WOOnimiDGK Sister Mftry HS the theniP of n very sun r •• f I IK (liilCOIlH Jusepliinc Com cently underwent a surgical oper- lull. Rose ;o acquaint Ihe community with! nlty in the near future and it Is ation Ht the Rahway Memorial Hubert, principal nt St. James' Senior From held Friday nit 11 a Mary I'm- Nn- plans for civilian defense was hied earnestly hoped that at, least onp .School, announced the term hom-i hr Middlesex Cniiiity (iirl'' Vim .Icrsry Hospital, Is convalescing at her The ni'iHtliK mi ;: of last Thursday eveninif In the audl-! member of each family will enroll, roll us follows: '. Si.rn- „ |u contiiiue \\» home on Woodbrldge Avenue. Altar -Rosary tyinety St. 'Hat School, Comeiy lioiili-var > torium of the Sewnren School. Two Another picture, "River st Your Kinhlli Grnilc: Clnire Blumc i- ultv :i>[\i-rp: in ctinr^' ,11 dims weapons thony's (,'lnirch WHS Imlil T Miss There.;i (imc'ino, llii'l motion pictures designed to In- Door," showing tfle pollution of the —Mr, and Mrs. William Sltar (ICOI'KO Blumc. Veronica Dnrali, i loin e Wdker and Mrs Hut, ,,,,| »f May 18 «t 483 West Avenue, are the parents in tlu> church hull after land Park, was "Ciinlen lln" and torm the average Citizen what to Raritnn River at present and the Joan Karley, Margaret Ki»»" Hien. iiV ,n,,,,,imci'iviiVf;ist wrrr Princt CharmiMji," 'I'ln- cmwn H, , infantrymen prepare for such an eventuality, Mary Fraud's KcntinR, ttlchanl .STORK 1,J,\VV,S SON \ ( "Raritnn Valley" trunk sewage dis- rial Hospital. Mrs, Sltar and the de. Hospitality wns in cluir^* iiiR ceremonies «en- ruiiiMic't"! t>> were shown by A. A. Discavage. Keating;, Juilith Kirkconncll, Nun ,,1,.^ dirbinr-s Hii'l posal plant, now being considered Infant are now at home. , of Mrs. Wttlter knriinpi, Mrs. At- Hr. and Mrs. Albeit K. Jnrlicn. I FXWDS Mr and Mrs. Robe* was B so ey Komlns, Robert Lamb, Kli*« i .ti,,rtiira stressing John J. Dowllng introduced y afetced communites, iLalKovich. 26S Woodland lW«nrf g by affetced communities, ' —Mr. and Mrs. Emll Wtckberg, bVth O'Rcnr, Emma Sehlmpf. licit Mntlack, Mrs. A, J. Lynch In kee'pinc with tlin fairy-lal" firing Hugh B. Qulgley, chairman of the shown by Mr. Dlscavage. Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Niclinla jnrc •the pavents nf a son born It pi' East Avenue, entertained Mr, and Claire Skay, Carol Ticrnwi, Carol thpltlC, all th" del-i>r;iti)ll,< V en ThTownshii p CiilCiviliai n DefensDf e Coun- •lliprino, and Mrs. l.illiiin ; 1 he Perth Ambuy Oeneral Mr3. Edward Clinton, Arlington, YliriRR. from .scenes of the story nl of the cil Committee, who explained the Krawii'f. 1 . 11 i t rt. 1 pr Sunday. Seventh Crailo: H<'lon AlmaMi. 'CindcrcNa. |n i,,,! swing;. John plan's and needs of the group, and —Mrs. Emll Kaus, 472 Cliff Road, Mary (Wy, Arthur Delnnoy —The miithpr-ihuiyliter Com t, Kcusbcy 2,200 to Reecive 9* rvtKM«««9V>vv M st|(r also answered questions on indi- munion lirenkfast sponsim'il liy th who has been hospitalized at the Mary Klli-n Gucrin, David Ha. ,,f ('umpany F is vidual problems put to him by the Altar-Rusiiry Society of St. An Perth Amboy ' General Hospital st*n Mnndny Joan McCarthy, Huanc McEwcn ;„ wcap Thrci holds its 185th Anniversary Com Bridge, was guest of honor at a iiftcrnoon, Mayor August Blmlc lunchen at the Packer House, last Robert Nielsen," John Shurkey tiiri^lcr (i)Aacd the first halt, Ili'V. |fl Kiclianl mencement here Saturdayy eve RoaeliiHrie Sogn, Vladimir Stiglu1 • h Amboy ISELIN NEWS nlng, June 9. The ceremony will Thursday. The occasion marked Htunislnus Miles blessed lioth h«r birthday and was attended by Fifth Grade: Frrtncis Andrtiacik, tennis, after which the St. An- Klorldi begigin at 6:30 P. M. Daniel Balofe, Bafbara Qoppola, 811(1 PV members of her family, She visit- thony'.i Fife mid Drum ('nr|>:; The 1951 class of graduates will Viri?inia Dawson, Carolyn Fpr- 1 By MM, ftiMell Fnrie number ^lightly Hess than that of ed her son-in-law and daughter, lilnyi'd tin Star Spaniili'd lianner. raro, Louis Genovcse, Maurocn The result of the (hum- «'»s :i score kiiiK a leadc l»hnn« Mrt. «-16»SW the preceding June when a record Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Conard; West Gioe, Robert Kambath, Thomas Avenue, until Sunday. s,co Schopl at Fo 2 28 Rutgm Keating, James Kocais, Beverly' of !l to 2, in favor <>f.St»An!ho —A grruiD nf Woodhrldge ...... dtptatnas. -Ttw Umm C«cella and Su- ••Tonijtiit at s o'cluck tin- liny School students and their Ruests S^J ' ° **"*• zanne Mack, East Avenue, attend- Piro, Anne Provimano,, Edward I I'I'IIIIITS of the out- Secretary of the University Karl aillc, Barbara Ueilly, " '! Krouts will meet in .St. Antjiony's Kntiif7.nk, Crows snent SundRy at Surprise Lake. ed a recent performance of the Church hall. All lioys eleven E. Metzger announced today that Venerus, i;,wii ami Francis The group consists of Rosemary Barnum and Bailey Circus in Mad- years oid or over are invited. They the University-wide exercises will Fourth Grade: Edward Hallo, %brid lommunale. Joan Dlge and Mary ison Square Garden. must hi! accompanied by a parent y again be held tat' the 22,000-seat Kathleen Carl, Maryann Coryl, | Company, Ms a ledlak. Rutgers —Mr.and Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, if interested in joining. A movie town; Dolores Samonek"mt'iv"'. Stadium In order to ac- Kathleen HnuK, Roue. Inacio, Ll;ic7,iik in (i Com- 3ob 1 will he shown by the Hoy Seoul i' commodate the degree candidates Holton Street, will be hosts, at a Carole Kuhalt, Richard Ludwim, to the Clifford Bar, executives from I'urth Ambuv. public card party at their home Stephen ' 'Miclc, Ronnht I'njnk, After the movie new scout mem- for tlje Jaeneflt of the Sewaren F.rncst Panli, Richard 1'ryce, Wil- ,v open to all bers will be installed. ;l Republican Club, Inc., tomorrow liam Sirnack, Patricia Speicker, ,,,, n. Information — The Holy Name Society of night at 8 o'clock. Maria Szalontay, Judith Taylor, ,if WuoilbriilRc St. Anthony's Church will receive mi Judith UnKvary. j I'oly communion in ii body at the met Monday Third ..tirade: Joanne Bohal, , 3unay! Shower her with Gun Battalion tnere wil, be ,lmited t0 desree re. host« to a card party for the beni Bruce Rapp visted Mr and Mrs. c, ,ents_ Quests w,n te able t0 Peterson, Carol Podraza, Richard ''(•uriTiUly stationed at fit of the Sewaren Free Pub! Rutriap;p., Ann Ruth, Kenneth WOODBRIDGE—Erwin B. Hock fragrant flowers from our ideal display! 11 costs „-, Toiu-n, Long Island Matthew Getta, Homestead Park. hcar thcceremon ythroug ha „. Library, sponsored by the Sewaren Sable, . Carolyn Stark, Robert director of the Department of a lot less than you think! \ I'tiis was Inducted In broadcast of the proceedings History Club on Friday evening. —Mr— . and Mrs.. . Prank Triech brought to seating areas aboubt t Tauh, Margaret Waldncr, Joan Alcoholic Beverage Control, will 1V ';.0,-vice from Newark Prize winners were: bridfre While, Joan White. be the principal speaker at the „,, of last year, He was ond son, Richard. Newark, spent the camDU- Mrs. Ramnpl J, Henry, Mr»,. Wil p tmual dinner of Che Woodbridge We'll wire flowers anywhere! .„ his present rank In Bunaay with Mr. ana Mrs. Matthew ^ e ntire pr0Rram wffl be lard Tunison, Mrs. Russell Solt AT FIELD MASS Jquor Dealers Monday at The Mr. Scheidt, Mrs. Joseph Pock WOODBRIDGE — Members of Pellegrlno, Sonora Avenue. broadcast rain or clear, by Sta- Dincs, Metuchen, the servla le.tnbo, Mrs. Casper Boehm, Mrs Our Lady 'of Mt. Cormel Post, Send hir favorite flower in a fresh-tut arrange- -Mr. end Mrs. George Rapp and tions WCTC (1260 kc } New Also scheduled to address the Woodbrldgi William H. Henry, Mrs. William CWV, participated in a field mass son, Bruce, were Saturday guests Brunswick; WNJR (mo kc.», : members and guests is Rocco ment, beautiful corsage or as a table centerpiece. completed \hre of Mr. and Mrs. Kcker, William H. Henry, Mrs Sunday at the Veterans' H - '-' Laurenc.. w_ e»» Harbord «„. wmlam Rapp Newark. and y^M (92() kc , Bunino. president of the United "|.;,,1, .school. He resldei renton, beginning at 6 Julian Grow, Mrs, W. W. Drun at' Kyons. Color hearers were Or if you prefer choose one of our many potted —Mr. and Mrs. James Duff and Trenton, beginning at 6:30 P. M. WOODBttlDGE—Mr. and Mrs Outsell, Francis Fitzgerald, Ste- n! woodbridge. „ , , Include the first student to com- phen Wcislow, Stanley Jed, Frank Lancer tuntt Campaign plete requirements for a degree at Kleman, Mrs. Walter Karak'owski, Frank Monroe, Schiiyler Lake OUR OWN GREENHOUSES — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL :,:v pfr Fills is assigned Mrs, Anthony Kubiciv and Mrs. A. N. Y., are parents of a son Superior, Miss Peggy Van Tassel, :,: opnator connected with Rutgers College of South Jersey Mrs, Martha Starrick, Mrs. Julia Woodbridge in Camden. It will also include A. Discavase. Wayne George, born May 4 a 540-546 Rahway Avenue niiiiii' fiiins. Mr. Scheldt won the door prize Rahway Memorial Hospital. Mr: Markow and Jerry Bertlkap. COLOH1A-- A house-to-house K^duates of the lour men's col ,Kilil.Mrg»Jjihciilt Hnd Mr*. An- Monroe is the former Arlin Telephone .JIWM. l» now being. conducted Kg", iathw city,-tM four Newark De Worth, Ulll'Main Street, Worn Australia to hold '56 Olympics CoUc e5 the r rn 1 l druw .Simonsen won the special in Colonia for tfie Cancer Fund « - ' ' "° " *•«»>* prizes. bridge. /as scheduled, official says. Club Dihner under the direction of Mrs. Henry the University College. In Lavln. In addition to donations an service teachers who are graduat T appeal Is being made for white jng from the School of Education will also receive their degrees at VV,M..|l dp' will hold iU goods needed for cancer dressings. the University commencement. lliitiiin ilinncr May 25 Mrs. Lavln is being assisted by Baccalaureate services for grad Miiintr, Metuchcll. Mrs, Norman Martin, Mrs. Robert uates of the men's colleges in this •- A, Keating i» chair- Wittemund, Mrs. Kenneth Mc- city will be held in the College i \,\ Mrs. Alfred Pearl, Cain, Mrs. Paul Parker, Mrs. Paul Avenue gymnasium at 11 A. M. on ILiup, Mrti. licrnard Ablonczy, Mrs. Fred Leyh, Mrs. the Friday preceding commence- It's the only new-type engine Mi•-. llci'iuiril Quisrl''y, Edward Anderson, Mrs. R. W. ment. Services for the graduates ' Ainlersiiii, Mrs, Rich- Lambert, Mrs^ James Sutherlln, Jr., mill Mrs, John of the four Newark colleges will Mrs. H. W. Daniels, Mrs. W. H, be held at the Second P/esby- Sargeant. terlan Church in Newark on Sun- 1 0 MEET SUNDAY day, June 3, at 4 P. M. I'. The Junior Sodality TO HOLD S£SS >N BONDS—Fords PoHt'flsjl, Amer- ! L.IV .if I'eurc Church HoRan, viqtor in Masters in any "new car" ;.,), May 13 in the church ican l^Rinnwill ntovt'in nogl room? to play a limited schedule. at 8 p.m. May 15.

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NYLON — $5.95 «P Other Slips at $1.95 Finest ever put i NYLON HOSIERY Chrysler FuePomhin an autortiphile tat more energy then it could in any other ca& Special 99c pr. IRR. With so many engines claiming newness . .. hnw ran we call FirePower the only new type What this means to ^he man at Firepower's 180 HORSEPOWER engine today? The answer's very simple, and whwl i» iropowible to tell you till you tnka one yoMOUfiht to know before you invest in a car. that wheel yourself. FiraPoww's l&Q horse- inliilinniii I,|,I, . Ifil nn iil minimum |)il 17 m-.i I w;is i 1M il"'' •flVI'll. of ine minimum ,,,-R- ,|l< ,.. IV "1 I'" I NOTII i: TO 1111)111 I:* r>. A11 ("iii miint lip fl*nn,V,,|v,.,!i .1, K ll, < «:I!P , S.|i,l IPII.I In I i'mi niTi'Ptiiin•(• ,.i , I iriinuiiuii),--"j i " ,!,. Sulil Hit tn HI Holds felllCil fl'ils- will I'l I. , .I. w I: li> ,IHII coal. . | 4tn,, ,, ,. „ , r" ... "I! ! - ' 'II , >'. I .1 hid, ur lilil :ilm\i. mi, h V limiiiuliif mid me !'•'> iu l ii» Township ripiniu:! • iii'i, ^;IIIIMIH $2 fui-1 oil. iie,]tiii. r, Yn^itHlilii ('(iinnilM, ., ,|.,v it !•.', 'ii. •'• .'!' ?1 Iii I"' id hy Oil' i|tiir'. .1 ilnwn p:i ; • 'iiv. hilt il|Ktrllnl|:iili lif ftlfl I,,,, ,,, inmit tliirnnf liy t.],. { .. Tiiwnslilp nf W'....'1'.ti *' ,.i I vl i- Imliiii. I- ul pul pl'li .,1 | I<| pp. 1H .mil "111 Kl'i" Illriltl,.111 ' ,,.,|,l j. I:,--I ill i.l in , i|iiii 1 ninnt iitv IIIMII ,.. riH'ilinii; Hi IIIH m:i iiu, , Mi'm.,rl il Muni, iiml Hull.! inn. « . .mil ni,,i •>' II ii,.mil.IIHP wllli terms oi »»IP «' breakfast M. | ni.iv I'lllllllmd ill tltr Until, t ;,.' •' In iirrnril:in< r alt li i, ,,, lillilUf, New .[''t."V. unlil ' I 111,1 ,1, i!,, Ti.wnslilp will ilollv-r ii Mir :w.....i.ri«.;ilf;; f Jjll nil 11111,1 liili-l'f'rt itllll ntlllr l.ik'y iitlVi e Tin' , llii&r'llu&rdl resfrM'reswifsn 11, i.. • t Illi', tl,i' TO ^n ill ill)'1 l.nlr M'liil !,,i mill l!i-m,plh! Mniw. !i-. liiiiMHifc l'ATi;i>: W«y IM. ISM bld .in,I I,, w.i.\. iiiHii.it'i inl In'i.r .ll p-r li'pt .• I I :it ;it p--;l ill III. >nJll"-»< ''" ""HI ' lo K -- ('flirt Mrr- imlilli'ly piiif-n.-il .ni'l :i-i'i .';•• i I. t'.r ,iki. fnilln r nnlU'C tlnit iit sRl'l liATKIi: M.iy It r, U I I h ll IIIIV ll I DIINHIAM. Tunnnlilli r'l'rR (hi' fijllowilij; m.ilItU'". ..lie, iir iinv ilill.p tn w ll I i'ii It ttlity H...I. HI'MliAN. r,, iilic Dnii'/lili'rs of Tull n>,lii|i Cnni- T, I,., ii.lvi'j-tlHi'.l Mnv aril, IS-'il, Muili-I It li rii-ira- T»wn>dilp I'oin TPI III> il.lM'lli'|.,| \| 111, li..'1.1 In list .IIK- ,11,1 Mnv HHIi, lH'il. ill tin I"' "' il it,-: '.ixth annual »f Itllltl, iiilil.'i' n ..i-ivi's tin- rlpriii in Its dl,-- II,,I Mnv Inlli. |-i. | nr, in-w «r lined. ., : ,ih\ ..• • ni nil l'i-l" pi t,,i,ni 1,,-inli'r. ^^ ,t« lii-i-iikfiist Suniliiy N. J. , re ;,.l t'. tl.ni In t i'ii. 1 ;,:i\ "ii' iii iill lilils Niimhel *>t lyllndilP, R. . ,|.| inly ii, n:iiil I.!.., k Wii.iiUil l'iV<- '.'i.WlWnll' A' I I l.-ni-l.i-iiil.-i- HIMI I. 11 I tn si'll y.'U.I l"t ill 'il'l liliK'U /.St. .Inini'p' Aiiilitnrium. I!,.re. :,», Inihi-s, ' n AM|: I ;i. I, >,ll in , Miner, «ir- vi Hi.ic . /iLVirtt Sulljvon wrv«-i. iii,ir.| IPI-.HK t- rUiif.l UMII: 1,'iv.ii tii ITIIIS nii't i. i.. r,-to 1 'uVui-iliUi i-'dninlllf* ll MfiTK-K nr i-i III.I, 1 Nunilli r uf ni:i.n hi'.irlnR". " i.ini.i i -'• i-i.1 > HI" P nt. in p ;l«*- -iir ,-' "I Til Wllurt IT MAY ruNCKIt.N. ri anil ititroilwi'il the I jf; :,-in IKIIIIII'I' "I piivini-iit. in r;!M' ntic nr Tu WHII.VI IT MAV I-I, . I,. rii|.-.)iituiiHIMi f,|,!s ,-i .llflit' I'l • At ,i K^K^IAI- iiicftiitB or ll"- tit I. .ii nnil piii'Miii'ii '" | l .t" p.'.i'i' iliillillilllil t. i • IM KJUlll 111: I'l'- At a ri Kill,ir ni,. ||, in were Mrs-. Huilolnh fil'.M ti.verm.l. I :.*«. ,,.| TI.WIII'.IP I'limmllifc of tin* TKIMI 'ou iixlilp I'oiniiii. 1,,, ,,1 of Scutch l'lain=. who i '.ii I MI i ,-t'ir, 1 '"I, , \OTICK TO . .. I pull il. ' I'l"" .. ,,r tli. iiiliO'iniin •I ;, ',' UlllilllirlllBC lll'M TllfH'l.'^, 1 p ,,r \Viiniii.r;,i| , ' . licnitimi, lialtiiv. 'Inn tmhlp of \*IHillbrlH«f 11 1 iiii ii itiiinn. Iiy Hi'*M.l) Int. rT.I. I «as illrr, t"l »-|tli nil otlitr (-1,*I1^ I" . . •" • I'l ,|, ,,r i.i.l i " 1 ?! nl.'i.v" iiilnilinii'i. ">' W toi'ic, "The History 1 \\ iii>illirllUr. \r\i Jrrnry : t. .• ,ii.,i ii,*. p.i, - t,, i,]v,rliii> lln- fin t lli.lt "" Tn.'K- nilnliiiinii prl' 1,,'lllK i'i't I' "' ild, or y 1st r.i.'.i, 1 I'IIII. Ii itl.itni-tii. in" I'll . i» i I-I ir i i'ii " l lllP ,|,.,M| illl.I •>•>"' l-ninniilli" •'"' ' ,iilvi-mji, tin- 1 1, 1 ; Mr-'. At'iit'S Ann«trotiK, I'III-I Tiink I'lipm II v. ;.'.'.. Hi,,>li-.l lli,!« fur lln- IIII niKlilnp il(- in t 11 pfp .•! ii.1 i .,,• pa, i. i.-u, i it'' - .!:•>• i-vi-nliiK, Mnv ir.lli, 19.il, tin- of |..nn,-"ii l ,, • iis I|, I p.Hii.,iilrr "ill nil1"1 • ip,h tiii.i iniiiv MM liits in HIP l|t Itnli.pf In tin. ]illl'i'li.'lnel ;n- I .'V.^lll.^. Mil; ] ,: Anilioy. ilistrirt iluntit.v , II !• m II r 1.11 Muni' .. II.PWJI llillllli'i.l nl t in ,n. niilj^i i. villi II-IIIIH nf snli ( Kiiildlnt; \VP)IIIIIII-III(!.-, NfW Ji-r *IIP.D Ut tiUI.Masc pI'I'-D III (I,- ill .till, tm- TnVH!l1ll]i Will llf 1) v< i anil/nril, II •• in , 1 1 . 1 nf Court Sanc-fa Marip, I'lMit.-r hi "r*)iti,r tr.i Wnu.llifHt;'', New jiirncy, vijll -{<<• n-- I,;I-1',I;I; :u,il ^il<: 'H ••'! 'or- K.H< a i,iiri'.:iiii uml nil.- ill I'd fnT siilil .W,..y; Mr;. WiHin^ . I'.h nl In Mi.? Tnsvnfttilli "iimmUjn', |P Ill'i-l " , V'! ill 1 i-\|,nsf nnil •<«-) I lif pilbll-' ir.uiillily lii.it.illtnrnl ui,,I t,i tin- Mifl.«>t. rililili-r ai'i-i tlii.mi plus iiiii-ri>it iiii.I ntl'i-r I ,i p in 1 >• i-**. . ,. .lid expoaf iinU null .it 1 Wi-iK'it, iipiimx itn.i! p', "^li'i; vi|li ..I. Alif TIPWIIMHIP uf *\Vi...ill.ri.iK.-, |i.\Ti:i' M.n I- I. * v»r. I. v 1 1 /. Si.. • raiul rf^imt of, th' Ik ;|li; | I.TiilS ! ' I - - and to lli« IIIBI.I'II h:,i,i.,' liliiilp unit rlgN- II UN !i|i1ii'nv,» '<. tiii.n • i ,, M,-!iir,i|:i! .'lonli'lti.it r.uir.lli't,, 4 .puni'leii Inr in innlrji t of .iV l>lp I'lt'i- ', 1, l*rli opi'ii I" I, ,, m NjlllAN. r.iwn /nurt wKi I'Ttrnili-il the Vol- in U i,,.,llii-i(ln.-. Ni w -ler^»v. Ullkll T,, |.,. ...iM-iiims'l M-n" ill tn«'ii!. Ill, .-ui/'iif I i ti .,' .".ill M-II. II Inl Mutili i |in I •j.ili'lM I,' i I'l ,,,,.1 M/.V nnii,'i^l. "' iiS <;, N'lfCnrri.i-tin, pantor liiui.-k :.;.<-r. mi ilu' Wiiniliii-idr' nillli'ip I1'1" ryes tl.p rlglit In It „,.. , l.nls'!) In I'.: In, i, uiiiy l^i- iihla)ti.-il nt IN' "in " .ni :'i i> hit. JPIII,Ii 'A p,,ii-n."l sin.I- ri-nj Tinviis!,l|i AKsi'dsrtii-nl Mnp. • irtit.n In ri-.it" t anv I'MI- nr nl »|'7-M, nn thv Wii.nli.i, ; '. .T;r '<":' I'lllirr'v I)IIWRI'I1 Maillifiin, Tiiivii- )ii|. Dili; - 'ii Intnl. i 4i >fi'i- IIII «-'-'!•* Tal.i fiini-.fr mitl'i- llifi "' mil to ii'll FI;I'..1 luts In -iiid lll'frr Tul W-lll:l pisessinint M;t|i ti,.r Wi'iiniriiil Minn, l|i:t|- Hnll'l.ni: i- TM Irf.irin.-ul'.it fur .ltl*li-,r«, Hpc- il to sl j>u Marilyn tluj-'hcs snng SOTIC.I: rt'!"1 1 1 1 > ptn'li Milder aa It in i'lrrt, ilu Mill! IJ UK I'lllll.lC BA1.B •Take hntiiei' tmti, ^ •, Tin TiiAnslilii (Vmnilltu • • r I*" ;, iii. it nit--. InriM ,,r 11IJ ami Knrin Intinii iitnJ iiiirmiuiit to la«', tt.x«,i . 1r1 /• Miiriit-." ii'"l Mrs Ant'i'lihti 1 'II WIII.M li M.w I-I»M-I:I;N; I'tfR.II'tJ IIHIIIK K" " ' *• - TO WHOM IT MAY IJONCKKN: ToWftslp'P, ''I'l'i'iH'it.' t,;,, TownHllIp III Wfllllllirlil*!'- ., ti IK1' V'"'' .,' I'ppiifr'.n't iiiB*' In. ulilHlnril nt tlio AI :i r. K ii il' ill' I n'• IHilllHIIIPI pl'ii'i- ill '.A'lil'-ll »lll'l '"I llljillllipr nf pnv'lOHlit. In IUSI. fnni. o At a it'Kiiliir iim-Hlng oi tlif [n ri'iiil' riil "I fiily of Fatima." 1 ul™ ani! pni'Miiiint I,, flu- l"iK''t In Will V.i !l II V ill fi.t'ln;! I, ! I'Sj.iilt.f- ul Iliiwiirif 'Mii.llson, Tnwnnlilii 11 'o*iiM-ln- ' "'i " ': •'" "' ' ill' DII!II lilflpk Will III' S')l'l t'lK'' ' more inllilnuiin liUls sliUll ht' re TownsliIp Cumnilt'.ee of the Town- niliilniinii price nt w t,i ii or rpji-i t (in)' f.r nil IIIPIH. | II x iiii'lvM(iii"!U).Miinl.'1p;il BU1W- , ,,: «'..', I'- I l-!^.-., i . !•! nil:, iill niln-r 'l..-lr\lln p.i-tlii.'n ••vivid. ship (if WiirnllTUtKP, t'Kltl Tilculli" in eaid liioi-k win i.e ,, ' ' H. J.'H'MlfJAV, w /i<>." ari.'l "Hfil!-- of" St.'Mary V ' Inc. • . Mai- • IM. i''",i. I ' ' ^ill.l iniliiinnlii' I'll'f ln'InK JVin » Upon ici'tptaiice of tin1 mtnlrr.urr. Miiv 1st, i!i,-,i, I W.IH • iMi'i-i li' W'th Illl ntliT ilel.iiK |i, • • 1 1 Tjiwilfililp- i'n-i-l< The TiiWnshlp riiJIimlttci' nl Hip nlUlll.M- \\.\ i"'p ' t'.:il pin* Wi.ith'Kr inepailnK iH'i ' '"j tlii, or bid Hiuivii tnlnitiiiiin by lii( I', ii'lvurti.ii- tin' iii. 1 tlt.il nti Tui't minimum prli-e I,, i.,,- .. /ri' pfiiyi'il liy Miss Florence ; rt liatci: May 1, .Hi.'il. 'Tii«*n,-'.ilp of• WuiiillirlilKi' rpufivi's (•yi-lllllK. M.l' I?,'1'. i nr, i, i iio .iilvcrtlnlnir tils Hiili". Said li't" ruMmliip Ooiiiliilttee unit tin- pitv- dm .'Vi-iiiiii;, It uy l.'.tli, liir.l, Hi •OHtu "f pi'-|i,n'liiK ,:. ,'.I Siiiran ;iiiil twn rwtntinn.s I.-!.'.. I-'.II. S-3-III il.i. ti£ht tn walvi1 iin,\ inriinnalllii-« II ni. ct .U n| •lillil 'l.lriik, if Sl»lll 011 li'N.1.1. WI tnent tliereof liy tlie purvliaser «c- Tim-fiiiin rnniinlllfi' will nifi tlhlnli: Ud.t K.ile. .--u.I ; • il.ST i I..' i 'i.tiiitnlti'-' ; In llu. Cninniiiii in. nr ii-ji'i t any nr*nil lilils. V M ri'-nlri' ii ilnu-n p;iviin-ill <•< • '""' :il s I'. M, disT) in Hi,. Cnininllti blink, If ?nld nn t.nnv Mary. Our Mother." utnl "Blue :ur,iIng to tlie manner ui pnn-iiaiK u r I a 1 Municipal .V.p hlililf-r niiiy \vi|l^lr;iw IIIH liltl , M i > i i .i I,'.* lj::liOU|. nf pill' IHI.-II- I""'' "' ' . i'i iii.ii' MII'K ir In ad'oi'djiiit^f wiili lurm ' ~"'- CJimuliers, em I "' Jt' ""y• ;l diiUu piu Illi-liP ..I } I iitiiic," w«ri' (fivcn by Miw f w 1 w li.:.' i» . iMUi'.'loss •* -V -tl'-s. .Sfi!#»! 4uiU-l»-*i|i«l munllilt tnjiMJlitiiiiil* line or pincliBse |.r . i- i, ,MT apprm fur .r Tarlntir !*- *r"m rin.1 «\fViusi iiml M II .1'" I'll1'!'" '" 'jiri'l Ann (iruci' ami i^fK KOT- ilatf nf iliti upL-nlliK llirrtof; ilellv. ,,r IIIIIIII IIIIIM IJUIMM"! ninl niner equal monthly Instiillin. : ''ii: Zi'inlim OrUiiiani >-. Si-riluti T, will vir tin' full iwtlve mill to tli Iiii:. i-.-'i Iii l-li'i' '•• ''"'• |n.-t. n -inrtivcly. Mrs. I,(ion ir\ 1D In inaili I niif iirmldi-.l fur In . uinrui I "' pliu Interest iiml niiu • . I'f hmi-fl nl the iii(.''-iinn i.l Tin us nl1 v.i 1. ..li Illi' "I » to t(- lsl lurliu of aali' on »'* ,.w...".,,,; I:') tiKintltv. l; liATHD'.\TI-;i):: Ma>Al a y ' IN, vlded fur In i-onlnn-t nf . (icritv was piano accompanist. I'iontiiriK' nnil ZmiliiK I'.imrl nf A,i- 11. .1. .lie Towti.i ip riiTh "I" n '" i:i |.i' 'r/iki' riirtlicr-nntli-e Unit ill s-Ui' Township I'lerl: open to Inipectio THKP I II11 lier liuli', : ....'iinni I .'it s I'. M. on M.iv I',, II'M. , I,,, pui,], ly !•'.11 i"i v It. .1. lilJNIOAN, Tnwnnlilp rierk. •:inii'l i'(",ri-nls pl'-sont whr (,'li-rk lion aiul »:|lii, or iiny ilutr t" wlil'-H '< "'" nil to be publicly ruad prior t in the Itnanl lioimi. Muni' tiiitl i»le, or niiv dnlr In « ! ti-1: MMV I, H'.'il, Kill.'. l,nl: !:: I., ir. i' .•fci.-lW- lif a.Ij.iiiilin!. tli" TnwnslilP < "iii- ,'n IIP iidviTlisi'd Mnv "nl, l!i;.I. :il.\ l.nt-. i in- :; in llli).-k HlT'.i-l) Hi'il wipfp Mr.«. John y be inljmirnod, the I.,tn Muilillntt. I'liilrlU-liI Avi no... l:.irli;in •irk r,;s i mi t:,,. w.... it.i-i-i 'i,iitH-c rifei'Vi-8 tl:i. rinlil In Us '<}*' 'iii.l May intli, li'M. in tlir lii.lr- I.-I.. ;,- nn Ihe WmnllirhlKc TuUtishln A (nlttei' r«!-erv"» DM- I iiri.t Mis Hili n Van T.w ~'iiwni>lil|>. -io Mi..-,.-tn,-.it M.l f. ,-ro'lnii in I'-ii-it .iii> o "' "" ''H*l.itiili-nt-l-i-uilci'. '•.isnii'til Mi|i. i'iotIon to reject un> .>i.. Tin- npiical in fur n rnlini; ID i"r- i ui int r in.ii * ili.il Hi'1 iltnl u, s«ll K:I1.I l"ts In s:il'l ]'u]ck 'l>k« itirtner notice that tl Alficl ("oli.-y, Mrs. Itpfrr TDI «'.l8It 4KH| TO •«.||ll tu *ell s.ald i"l. II •mtrfunsrruclinn of ft S.'.'xTn' m:i- Townnliiii I'ominllti'ii lt:is. h\- iv»"-tn xnrh IIIIWIT as ll muy wlm't. UUB Hi-in-I'III'«-:UI ; Tottiishlp rofn«iltt« hw, -by tn sin It hi.PL r us it inV. , Mrs. .Iiiliii Ein Mil n K lit- i'ini,ii HAI.it nl ii.n ,'iinl iiiifsiiii! t I" Ir.'.. li'"-1 ,'i soniy liullilliiK ri'|>lai'iiii!'iii i-.r :in itHrI'fU.ir1d IH-IIIil B B Mien i: OK riin.n SAII: lulkni and purnuiint lu Iinv, I- . TO WHOM It MA If CONCBKN: ' ' 1..I.-I licllIK IIVI'll t" ' Williiim (iruusam. I'Xistlnfc (lel;i'lii-il fnimi' strm 1 nri- pt-:i I' lit wlil'-l niiUiii'i- ol l ||i.-i}in<'nl} , TO WHOM IT M.W I'ONI'KKS: inlnliniim price at whli-h sulil Iota At H ri-triilnr mectlnt of th< Itiillilliig will pi-nnit 'nl.-iiKltii,' I II said .lilni'k lull In- -"I .,;, t'-.i-r in..li' nilniriiuii n l s xliall »«' Al a iiKniar nic.-litiR nf tin. manner of paynn'tl, I; f the court were rimri^M" (.'nnimltiee of tli* Tnwn i I i.l" '|< Will lie ."ul.l IIIKrtllel' wit Si iill "I1'! r 'I'-Iiil1-' '"" .1 iiii' Ti ir mure minimum hi i 'Hri|ti|nlllK "' IIIH-ltlllK flll'l H:il|'l>:|ll-' '•''Ip nf Wiir.'"irlilR», lipld Tuemhij lp eun all other delalls pcrllnent •>:i|.| mininiiiiii 1>I l< •• IH-IIIV; S inti.iin "I'I'III'II'iiin-'litani-e uf the minimum In-Ill Tn.'.- ceived. 'ipiiarinicntu "f Tl". I'IIITIII I'f-in 111 I li i Ml II III pi i. e , hollIK %•"" " M.iv M, t!l.-,l, I niis illi'.i'. ti-. \VD.i-ii.rt-lpr ...I |!|,,,,i m-i-ppiaticc .if tl .. jllllS I'liHtS Hi p,t,i.ll'ilip-, •'•'• I Iii.'-/'iI . ..I In,I .liinve minimum. I)V tin' . \v.i* .Hi";; I'orp.. f'lara li.irlnn S," I f l:;iiir in .i.lv"ril«c tic fii't lliitl mi Tin's 1! I. i-'-' plus costs uf prBparlnK uettU -- nl»*rl-ini»if IJ'l-' *-L>"- ^-ii-J li.t.s ''-I'i'uiviishln Cumniitleo aml i InH * P''>I 'V- I'Hi't I ".it I'" '1' ,|,|, (if Mil ilhuVe Illilili; , t-m Tiitrn'trtii. Hlm-k TSn. J,'H liii' v I'vi-'jilriK, K;fy "1-tir, IflTil, j'lverttsinr tltis (.hlu. *ild Jul* In ^iiil liln.k, if s.,1 I r.n Mi"- v.-i-l I,,, m M,,,,.,,! l.v tin- pur.'liii-fr iii- .'ii»n»lll' 1'n'iimlTti.' in . ft II.. 'luiviniiiu CiimniHUt- will met May i'iii-1 ! In. Ii. Il sn|.l mi terms, tt'll Port Reading Schools p.iyincnt nf M'l."". ! , p.rlini; l.i the inainnr nl ' will II I ill Illl'lit tll'l'l'l'f \lV tin- ],,,: 1 ; Tin; (,'urr;in rruifl I'iitJJHr.i 1 i'pii Ht k #. M. ilWT) In th« Cominitte 1 T.nvtipil'tl' I'umioi! ' l'i'i|il re ii iln\p,n p.nini'i t nf |2r,,iin. tin- liiilurin- i.r I.IH-.'PIIM pru-r I" l-i- in :n-i-nriiuhi-pt- with lerni-i ol f.ilf 1 iordiiiK tu tin- mniiii-i .,• .'liiiiil.i-ii,, Memorlll MunU'lp* S I . M il'rtT) in I lie Cninnii Hie bitVine uf purchase price to be Per CriirKr i'. I'fclfT .Hi lili-. iliv Tinvji-s'lilp will ilellver Set Registration Dutes Hull,lint;. WuiMlbrl.tKf, N«ff Jeufy |iil|i| ill e'lll.ll lilnlltliiv ll: I " "' Kt: ri -iiiil"-!-., il.. in n i 1 ,i I M• 1111. it .I pul J iil i-nOal lilomiil.iol.l I,4jJ ' ll.liailip.e'• •""l - in iii-i'in'iiiilii « tt'llh I F. II. r.-S. Hi ;i lin'L;,iin. iiihl sale d*-e I for s;ild ld lil l, 1 I ( lll.-IIU pllln llll.l."t (III'I '• I-I l.iiil.lliiK. Wiiiidlirlilt;.-. N"iv i-'-nv miri'.-.t anil ..Ih,'i file, the TinviiHhlp will And *p\po.-e fiml HI^II at putillr "- " "1 »i"(min. i p'iiil - "Hi'.- - lur oiitra, sili piitn unit sa.le \1"' »*d for ii I'uiiils mil to tin? hlgliejit l>!Jilttr ai'C'or.... :in.l e\|'iise .iii.l si-IL nt pit ll f 1'OKT KKAIHSC s ill,- ! I ATKh: May 1st, l!'-".l. ' •,-iii-il- icrina piuvlilttU for tn contract oi VOTI'i: TO tu t^iiii-i nf mile nn file with th. m.l t.i U,e MKlii'St liidili-r l>ATKIi; M.iy lsl. I- Tiili.- flll'll.cr m.tin' tlllll .it v.i i.l ! . IV J. Ill' N II1 AN. TnM us 'ip « It-I* wltl teriii"- the Iliiirnman H ami .-:il»i! HI.I* I'll' I' •• ll^l;ill:li;"ll .,! rpwnnlilp Clerk oputi to InHSectloi il^T tn lel'ms nf sale nn •jle |i. .1. M'MUAN. TP.V-I nl,. i,r iinv dnli- I" wlili'li .1 "Kiv| T.I l.i- :iilvi'l'li»Pil Mnv •i,r'1- .'•, ' JI r t V {.illl Kltiln-ll -iinli ll:i!> t.i l.p •m' li I,/ •\ilhliol'' >«i't "tni- 'T tin' TnW lll^li Ip I'lrlk OpVII t' Take further unties that at sal 1 Itiyliilli'il In iMI' iiii|ii|i'!p,il'v -MM III I sn'p-. l.i.ts '2IIB ;ni«l L'U t« 217 Incli \,e ii.l.i..ni'11'il. Hi'' Ti)»n*.:p ''••'"-hill,I Mm mtli. li ''', '» ''"' ""'''" linn and In he inililUly rea.l. prlnr ;-il|.. IT any ilufe in which it may HI.I M.iv iiiih, r.'.pl. •. inxt Sfjitdmbi-r SIKIUM lie ; in111ft- ri ,">rvi'H tii(> ri|4lil In I'- 'ti-1-'- i ]i.-ii,li-iii-l,t'.i.lt-i'. ^ 1 l''«ili'j-al HHIIHIHK 1'nltn, will ln i"n- -K.- In l!|,.. U !.<.*. mi il,p Wiio.llirlili 1" sale l.ut 1 las per .K-sn i ;'H I-'" -" , Kt-rrr Tin »-«•'• ,„.».- •ittton tu reject uny one or all Mils Itefi-r Tin W-llll',i t:i7i ::.. or is, Miiriin liraun, principnl, T'k- fiirlh*r niitli'' -that Ibt i! Tnttiislilp Asarssmi'iit Map. ii'l* MlMMI'liui Mlllii. il'iii l-i:li-*p|i^ ;i, KUi-i, i.iii"i-i' »» ii '•!'-• .•' -'I'-" '• "" MITU'll OI-" M BUCJhhV .i..l tu M.'II suld lots In said hlo, k annntitirc-il tmlity. The hours of Tonn^nlp ri>iiimlitfi/ tins, by r«_«u I'.VUT OK I.IIT I IN HUM K ."illS •in Wnoilliriilpti-. N.i' Jfi- .-.V. 'iilil " leti.ii'.l l.p'iiiK Kivcn tu Iii ins ;.til To WllnM IT MAY CONtBflN: to such bMder a-a It may select, UIJU IH'IMH iinit i".miinnt »« Inw fl> At a regular niH*tlntf o' lli» HtXllN'MXii at ii pnint mi tin- XOTHl.; OI-' I'l MI.IC •• rcpt^t ration will lie from 1:00 I'. M. (II.S.T.I. Muy ir.. IS'il, uml niallllt-r 111 Pi\\ tliolit. ill .•:Isi- nli.- reg:ir,l belnK given to lernia and ]1.1ri. HI11ni l.11.• i• ,-it n'hl.li Siil'l Inl.-i ! K.isleiiy line .. r Kali way A vt-niir, TO WllnM IT MAV ri.' tlint ,i; iji.l .\l..in.,ri.i Mnuit n>iil nr iiiiiri- ttiiiiiiiiiiin lii.lM .'iiail l>r Tc\iiRlitp I'uinnilttee uf tlit Town- milliner of payment, tir ease one 01" P.M. to :J:0l> I'. M. on HIP 16th in xii'l blink will lit? Hi.hi |.PK'tl"'l ' salil pnH'.l III'IIIK tlie pnlnt ul inii-r- At II rfljlll.il lin-i-'i HIIIMMJI; p'.l'li'l', dpi-, i.l an.l n in! l-f.-ClVI'il. '•'n|i nl Wnn-Hirlil^i-p llelil TiH-Kii.ly. more iiiiiilmuin bldn nliall b« re- • ii • ,,i| ,1(4,. i' .1. t liin in i-iini.Bt. mill 1 find ixth. ami from DiflO A, M, to .\hv" -i»t. 4»ni,..i •'•••<" .iiri"-ii'd •T'li'iii nl Hie KUHIHTIV lini- uf IL;i11- Ti.iiinshl|i ri.miiillti-i. ..i llllllil. I'pnli rii'^ptntrfipi nt tin* inmilmum 1 inihiinnm priic lit-ing .JTOD.nil plus \\il.V A\'t-lllle With till- Hull lllellv litli Upon .LceeptiincB of the n;lnlmum ,, u' W'".,ll.ri'!>.'' ; liiil, nr I'lil irlniYi' tiiiiiijiiiitn, I'V t-lic In ailvi-rtlsp Ilip fnt that nn Tms- \2M Noon i;n tl.i. 17th. Plans ami sin-'-l !i--:n IonM arr ii"«' ,. i< p.i • r,-i,in-ini., ,l,,p..l iiii.l iulvi-r- hlil. or hid nliovei mlnltaum, by the 1 ilil> i-Vp-iiini;, Muy l.'.lll, ISi'il. tin- nl' fl J'p fuut Sl'Wp'C llifjlil -ul -W'.i V y lsl. tllM, I r T'il to 1 Tnwi .--l.ip i 'iptnnilu.-t' will in^et 11.11.V helunKiilK t" 'll'' T'i\vil lli|i "I iidVi-l-ll-'ii II"' I'" ' ' '' Miliiinmll, llnii,', nit M.in:ii.'i,r ni •"-nt tinli'iif Iiv tin- ]llll.'h;i'-i'i' iti - lili.pk, If mVi mi tiiin-i, will reiiniri- 1 ment thereof by the paruhatier uc- tl ,• > i-Vi-liiliK, >lii> I'-' liriiifr thi' chilli's liirth certificate nnliiiK 1(O 0 till[in' ' tnillllll'litiiuiiii-i ' nIPl I |,,IIIIM-I. : . I 1 I M. I KSTl in tln> ('pjillinitlt-e WuiiiUlI'ldKi-, Hlli.l Sewer KlKl.l-uf- "itiil ImllsiliK niiii«, ill tin- Mi-nmiial i PIUWII jiiivniciit nf lii'i.ni). tin- lial- I'liiiilrii; to the manner of purchase ' ' "' -'"lp»l \\'ay In-inii .ii.,p.h li'i1 pSniithurly lim TnM'lls' Ip t'l'MIIUItt.•" -' al)il cviili'iice that the chiltl has pVIllnlrlptl! I'MililiUK. an.-e of punliaaf prk'e to be paid In In accordance with trrms uf aa[i- on S I'. M. (I'."I'l In li.. 1 ul uf I.nl «l in lllni-lf i.«i!-A ii.i. sli.iv.vn The TnV'Sliili Cnlll'lllitli ,. l.inliv I, -K'H in. s'ie' wl fi i, « """t.-. tt'uodtirldji,., New .Umey ; hecn vacciiiiitcil. I'areiits are K e el ? ll> rile. tlie. Township will deliver a bar- ri.iiiiil.'Ts, M e in IP i i i "I i.il nii.litMy iti.--!:L! 1 iii•• itt--. of $10.00 . ...!. . ' ' ' anand .- 1-M.uHi, - ami sell at piiblli.' null on the Tnwiislili) T:i.v Mali, Slu-et .crvi-K tin- rit;l:l I" Bi-ii'p't any :nnl gain nn.l Killt- deed for suld prenilueis, Hlllliling, U'nil.llil'iillP'. '.. urgeil to ri!j(isU?i- ehiWrtn now, plus Interest anil otiier terms uru i p and ' t'•n• tliiie - lilslii^i.ii»ii....tt liiddeiiiildi-rr „ai-i-urdlTii. i m:i, I II e ti. e, ll) in an Knsterly di- I.MK. ' ' liAT|p,l>: M'iiy lsl, liii.i. v'pii'.l fni' lit rnntrni't nf fnlf'. IIA'I'I'JII: May lsl, lur.l. II teiin* nl siile on tile wllli tlif I'ei-tliin .ilniiB the Sniilln-rlv line nf illl,I .-S[Hint- illl'l Si II ll whi'thiT thi-y have proper ccrtili- u, J. UUNiUAN, Timnnhlp Clerk. H, .1. IH'NiKi-AX, T.ikp- fiii'ilip-i' ii'iiK-i- tltni at siil-1 II. ,1. HI'.VHIAA Tipvursliill fli-l Iv •II\\IIHIII|I cii-rk iiiieVi l'i In-ipectlor • iii•. : All cliil'lni) wlni will he five inl May I'Mii, HIM. in tlie IM.II- sale, l.p.Is :'ii ami 21 in Blu.'k fuS-i', of suld liiglii-nf-Wiiy: lln-iii'i-, I:'I -5-III pi'inli -nt'J.i-uilcr. I Inn nil'1 .1" '•'• "ll|v!i '•' lithi ri-i-rvi's Hi.- right In US dl?- u-n.U-nl-I,p-aili-r. i the \V....,l'iii|,lKf Tuivii-lilp As- Hast, still alniin the Siiiillii'ily line 4 1(l ycais dhl, lipfore Xovoniher 1, n-ii"ii in n-ii'it anv. one or all OWB -'jsmi'til Map. nf suld I!l({lit-of-\Vay. VM) feet inure lu naif, 1'ij'l- "•'•• -''" 1951, will lie ailmittul ilurinir the ml i" '..II (-'.-till lulu In Mid Mo.'li TiiKe fiiriiuT notice thai ttit it1 less tn a point of intcrsoi'tlun of Jt«/er Tin W-2TU T>2'i Itliirk iiiis-li l.'iis I- llff»r Tor Sfiilci! lilil" will In- rpiiivi'.i Iiy p. si" li liiilpJi'i' us it ni:iy sele't, ilui* Auwnslilii C'lntnlttee haa, by reao- u line 100 feet (Ous" t of, nnd puratle"-Il i-liisivi- in Blu.'k Siii'.i A first 10 ilays of i.chool in Scp- NUTIIK OI 1D1>l,ir S.VI.K MIIUI: OK i-um.U" SALE Hit- To«nsl'l|i ' I'wnimitti-i- m f"' PU.II',1 IIIIIIR givi n In friiiR and NUTII'K OI-" !ii[i,un uml iikir^iiriiit to'Ian', fixed S with I,ewla Street, :i.s ahnwn un suld ir,;i iiiclii«iv.: In Hli.1 !•• • 1 TO WHOM IT MAI' (Ji.iNi'KltN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: tenihc!. Townshio of W«i,.ll.i'i.lKi' ill U"•' i.inin-r uf |i.i>mi-lit, in .-a.s^ on' ni- T M minimum pil.,- at wlil'li 8al,l lotc Klwiit prnduied ..Niirlherly to the tlng -atat tlltj At a T£iptl»r- me*Hnff—-ed th« Jt^mnrtal Uimlflpnl -H-it«-lt«f«. W - limrt- intlliiriHlll \ih\-n ».i»H lie l'e- TTT.liam M.'iil! nltt tie soli)-togfllieT- Southerly line of suid Tnwiislil"|i a JV6"'"' .p.^.-.-c ^ Mii|). A handbook for liesitwrs will nif tfii" To"*!--^ hrlils-i1, NIMV .1* i-.---f.v- imlll ^ I1 M •i-lVi'il. Townslilp Uominltle ui'tt all dtlier details pprtlnent. itight-ul'-Way; tliehi'e, (III Southerly iiiiuiship Cniiitiiittee of the Town- Tiike fintlii-r nnti'1!' licl.l Tnci.lay, be Riven to pan-nts of each chihl. fU.S.T.1, Mav IT, tl'-.l. iin.l (!>••" :ii 1'pnii nri-Piitmiri" of the inlniniiini ihip uf Wiimll.rlinr' s.ii.l in i.iiniiiii pii,'.- In-hit,' tSUIi.Uii iilniiK tlie priilnnpittion Norlln-rty uf 'ill of Woiiilhi-lilBi', held Tuesday, Tinvnsl.lp I'nininlH"!' i" it ay 1st, I'.Til, I \v:ifI11TI,,|. .1 if prepHrlniif deed and It off!olfci• igs wucKcstion!!UKK-e and Hie iray- mliilinnin inii .- nt u !>.. n. Ill Ilii-f.-nf Iiv Mm plll'i Iliisn1 :n' l.iy i-vt-niiiK. Mav i.'.tK I '.i f. |, Ilii- id lilu, I il SIIIPI nn 11-I'llis, will ihf f'lllnwinK' In said hloi'k «'1!1 he :•-. chjhlrt-n adjust thenwilvcs quickly ulJillK In Iliti lllilniH',1- ilf pill'i'llfl-^ Tipli'listnli I -. liin.lt I.-. p'. ill lit! . t ";t I payment nf (2,0.00, cuuni.-i, ,.,,j-.,: An Oil itiiihiiiK Hnil,-i' uii.l Oil with I'll other (M il'- h ie of Koi»? to in iip-i -ir.liii.i i- wllli teniiK of siilc ni at ^ P. M, (U-Ti in Itu i'oni-m-i11o<- 'Illl'lllT l\i)iillililt-iit: s;il,I minlnilim in-l.-f- I" to tlie experience of Komg Illi, the Tip.viislilp will ilpliver I Jhmni.i in, M • in p, i i .i I .il.u., ip.i, I—'Nn. 41/i-P-ll Mill?' Cunt Inn' BiilldliiK, WnndliriilKi!, N.'W .h-iM.-y. sdiou), uml i-nipbusizi a the part) lldllfr ior"ci|Uii ..-ir-li'ln ami s;i!i- ili-fd fm' s.il. lili .sal",,:' ajnl eVpii.'if- anU vnli :ii piilijic HP*U- the rtclmul will play ilurin^ tlie' : -K, Hiillon p.>f ham' liii-li-l'i1'-^ .|-^nii^i-v.. , (, ^ ., t. 1 snhl hluck. If ' sold nn li.VTF.H: Ifii) Ut.*'IOril. UII.I IIJ tin. liT[.;li*\"\ "•' tei|iiir. n down I". i'"-i•' first, your. It also lists antnuiM It. .1 lil'NK.AN. Tnwnnlilp rierk -.0 I.'. Mi;: nf vile on Ille \vit!i HID J'r,l-e further nr-.-p mat at sum holnR i>n Hit' prulunBullon Nin tln-i > 10 terms of talsale on. IlHike witwht tin hnriii'i' i-'iiii|i|ii-il willi Sin II ''" li.i- biiliin.i- ipf piiri-l'ii " T.. Ii" .-iilviTtlnpd Muy Sril, UTil "I'tiwnshiji rlfrk uw-pi l-i in,-pi-.(l'.i. „, ,r , • rtiit; tn •v-hicli It may ,,f the divldlnj. Ime -twee. its Township Clerk open to Inspection r7 to 270 pji'-luslve In tiTina Vovi'led I"'" hi l.-.l nifil.li' r.f Miini'-i|':il I'.nil'li in tin1 WHIMIiii i.lm> TnWlis!.ip A.:. welfare. netiuti in relei't iii V o"c or all bit..- f" Wedgewooil Avenui-, aaid lth Illni-k .',S-', 1111 the WIIIIIIIII'IIIKC Town- sale, s'pHMiii'iit M;ii|i. utiiHe helng 2SO feet more or le«i *hip Assesstn.-nl .Mali. 1 Ili-IVr 'I'ti, W-lllll; 'Ml ,,,, I i,, ,,.|| v;ij,| luts In Silld llllH'lts T.ike further nnti " i l;iki- tiiiiiptr notice Unit tlit VIITICH (IK IMIHI.ir SALE I., sijili lil.lder ii» it may .select, due in lentlth; thence, 151 Westerly tn Take, further nutlea thai fht .lair, nr any 'late '" '• OUTING PLANNED | \{<»St J' £S:Il S 'k Tnw ii.iliii' ('. iiitiilH.'.i' lias, liv iv -i, ,,.., „ tiven lo I.-jiiis and ;i pnlnt In the Eimti-rly line nf lliih- Township Cnininltte* hat), by raeo- th m Tl) WHU.M IT MAY CONCKKX: Ini ip.n ini'I l.nrsli . , ... >-i ^ ,i .,..i -l !'I| he nillniiriieil, 1lie Tn« i POKT KKAJUNC On May 14 i nuii,iinK afni "• i"^-'H " """• " 1UII011 uml pui'Duant to law, Jljtil a illl nil" 1 r in.iniii-r of p,ijiiii:iit. In c:is,e one. ol Vi-ay Avenu*. suW lust I'o'mt helnK mltt'-e reserves the i in ' - lipiplhlc will- . . ; . At ,i restil.it' tneelliiK of tli niitiiiiiiiiii pi !, .• at Wpiii'ii : :i i I I'l s 1 nilnlrnuin price at wlik'lt uald lots the first two trades of the Port 1 m I ni iti tn II 1.1.1.1 slia.ll. be re-IKli feet Nortlierly alnnlt tli .•retluii I" n-J.-'-' :• IIv .,' • nei i'ssai y viinipini'iil: Hi" ii,-w (H Tnwiislilp iromiiiltU-e of lln Town In s ii'l lilii,-k will In- Knlil I'.: ., tiii-r in..re i inn leei tun mn,,, ,i,.,..n .... I ,,,,,,,,,,,,„, ,,,,,,, ,,, .. lk ill h ld together and tu .sell -i-il.l lnts i" In 14 plant tu Imlll.I,- inM;t!l;iiii,n l,i|. ,,| Wimillii'iil(?c, lij.ld Tinjsilii V- it li nil ut In-i drlnil:' iii'i'litn in . - 'i.l celveil. .,,i. Si-lioi.l will take an edn- i,-rly line i.f Ralnv.iy Avetiim from (,, S;,|,| b\ni.\c w\\\ |,P sni,| togfther ill;a K p ,P,,PP ncieptam-e of the minimum to mndl lildilel' ilS ll I" i Illntnl -i^ptrl'ati'd Xolli' Cntilfill V;i!\ Miiy 1st, 19,11, I was dlrti'ti minimum prir,- Inlni;' fl:!ii.nii ;.i'i tln> pot tit nf liitfi HC, ti,,n of the Kiisl- with nil iiiher delnlis peril" en I. nani iatiofial trip l» th, WWker (.or- :1 .In iulvci'tbi' tlii' fiii't Iliat on Mil, nr hid iibiivn ininliiium, by the reiraril helUK (.'IV'M L. l'uin|i|i,ti-1 pliitm ami -Vn - ••" nsts nt lirp'li.irllij.' ilri-,1 uml :u|..,-r i'1'ly line of HaliWaf Avenue with mlnliiiiiiii pnii-e In-iiiK $4011.00 pliin 1 I'..unship Cimmilttee und Una pay- ,|on Farms in l'lainsl.oro. They niay in; oljtuiiii'il '•' t'iI,III" il;iy ...„, May l"tli. 1951, H" munii'-r «f p.iyini-nl. m isllli; tills salo. Silld Ii'l:: in .mim-iil t ilii-renf hy tlie purchaur ao- the Nntllierly line uf WcOKcWund eo^ls uf i»i-|iili inK ileeil aiu inm-i Howard IVfa.llHoii, Tuvrimlilp Rnni- iininiiilttei1 will wife' i»t mui'e tiiliilininii hi,is •- lilii.-k. If l«ili| nn IM-IILS, v.'lll l-«--111: •-.- iii'llu^ in tho in.-inner of purchase Avenue, sahi tiflh coursi' helnu -Mil tisli R this siile. Xald lotH In said Will |t,ni; ul , ._. mil', Mi imniiil Muni, ii'.i ,. • i. ,, . (IIHTI In tin? fiiininltl'"' rved. 1". M ii iluiMi p.iynii-nt nf tl.-p.nii, iln- !I:I|- n ai ini ,iani-r with t rms of itale on feet more or less; thence, ffii N'nrtli- hlniU, If snhl un term--', will reuuire Tlii' Townslilp riiiiunilli''' ol lini.'li:iinlii'i'i<, M i! m n r I a 1 Municipal Hit,in nci-eptllln'l' i'l ' return about :.:00 I'. M. im !- ui iMiii'iiiive pi'i.'t- tn He t.iiii in tile, ihe Township will deliver a bar- ti-ly iilniiK the FjiHltrly line, nf ltn.li- :i iluwn payment of $10.Illl, Ihe Iml- Tnwnslifit uf W.)iMMirii)ni, ii-sii'M- l.liiMitiK, Wiiiiilliriilw?!, New .leisi-v, U|,l, nr hid iitiove nni.in' i"in.il iii• • I inuithly InsUHmenf:. nf Jill.Oil In iir I'.n.i.ri any nr iill lil 's. and in HID liijSlielV ijJiHIer-atTiinl- vl.l.'d I'm- Jti ciJntmct of sale. mei.t Iherenr I v ri'e li: H. .I. irrxiiu.vi'ii'Aniihineurk KlB'ht-iif-TVaylilBhtnfWay , nnd 1'iifoit nr I'line plus Interest und jithep termi pro- cdntmband to tlie East. H. .1, HWNftfAN IID; to' liTtni) or snli!' on flln.wlih ' To.lif HirtliiT,(wm:u JjJiat at aalil •ordlllK to the nliilitni Tn he -.i.lvertispd- M.iy 3nl, liir.l. uf BeRlnnlng. vided for In luiitiK, t of. «ale. flu- Tiiwris-liip <'l(>fk oiien ti>'lfl»l**c- sale, or any data U> wtTli-h it may ng. in lliioldplii'1'1 W ith I1 :iud Miiy HiiU, liir.l, ill Ihe tiHle- uyAHC, part of l.nt ffl Inn lllo.-lllok Tyke lui'ljivr police that ut «nlf ili)ii mnj tn lie puhi)i'lv rend [irijir lie ailjuiii.iii^d, tlie TnwUHtilp (loin part of l.nt im file, the Tmvn-h |. !'Hi.!i-iit-l,i':iiler. ' :.nr W'.Vli,,ii |pp i-cii-i-i -in'' ,,pie nr -ill lii.u ri'mljpii-s. » iitnl4i;i'J anil IWPO lfi Hlmk Till, nn tlii' mittee reserven the rlKl-'t In lu ijl» Itefer 'I'II: W-BIWi '4-li' Take fiirthor ni>i|rp that the M v lsl i: \V Jln'ilK!' TOU'IIKIIIP A-sr-^tiii-nt ami In sell -:ii,| luts in said Mm k HATKI): " ' Tnwnshlp f'ominlttef. fins, hy remi- fiction to reject any One or all bids il in. y select, il(i« KUi'l.CK

M a regular ineettngs i^r~ rrrr TTnrrrniTTiTr-iT:-ire -,IL wfiuit, r,pn i I '« "»-'• -----.-- _.------. niiinner "f l*|iif-'MI.-IIt. In I'.-ise 0"' TuKtisJiip Cuinniltlei' of the Town- In siild Mock will he sold together recard helii({ given to termi and tlnn iiml pnVmiiint to law, flxi'd a tfiicli Hv or mure minim nn hills "hull b« re n: i nf Wunilhi iil^e. held TueS'liiv. with illl other details ' pcriineiii.' munuer of payment, In case one ni iiii iiLinii price :U wlili'li s-iid lol" -ulVed . _iiiinl.:l|'iil ll'ii'diiiH Wi.iMlt.ri. lirlilKf M. .1.. ill K:lill I' ,.\l., l'ii:'i,-in -*- in (ialil dlorlt wilt tie- »nld tnBether New .fi IMyilKlit Savlili,-Tinir, May VI, Hir.l, will, ;ill nlher iltlaile penlnent, for approxlioati'lN: May 1" .sili,I iiiinlllllim |il'l''« heillK ttllHi.ll" 1. 1100 tons # I InH-k wliuiit mill, .mortal plus uisth "I pi' piii'iUK deed [inu wmmm iOO tons rli'f i-oal, S.I Ions l.« .p.-,.' ,... M'Hervi'H lln rii'.ht In ii-jcit any inul all hi.IK. li. J. M'SK.AN, Ti/Wlislljp Clel'k. natwl: Mav 1, 19.il' this new Super "88," you see ten years' major l,-i.., K.jt. :.-:•,.in tdvaqjceinents! Rudy: low, wide, and banduome—all newl viiTH i; 'id i>n..>,.... ^e:i!i-d hid:; fur llu- piir^linse, of CIVISSIJ: springs, shockg, frames—all new! "Rocket": all f—'mMt TJiuusanil (LnJIfini T^iun more or hs.s of linnli KII.II Siiinl (iniTTJTdTF. that fatuous enap and sparkle—plus new economy, Will he I'l-i livid hy tlie Township Mw dependability! And Hydra-Malic Drive* has new Comniill'i1 nf the Township of WooilhridKi- :u tlie'Meiilnrliil Mnniii- inatantaneoiu reverse gear gelectioii! SmoothneH— pal KnihliuK', Wniidhfidce, New Je.r- M.v. until X I', \l. (h.S.T.j, May 15, Wnartneaa-iamaziiig gas savings! They're ail new, 1951, iiml i u. II ,it suid Meiiini'lii) Mimliil'ii ItiMliliiiK .nlili.'ly opened fliyourt in Oldiminliile'A Sti|ier "88"! Come i«; aflil rend ulninl. into our showroom! Drive die tfiiini|iliwit W rian.s' iiml »|iiillli:illii)ia are no\V Uf on tile in tin- ultlce nf Ihe Townshl'p NEW Sui>er "88" Oldamobile 1 U'ni-lii,n in ihe Mi'iiiiii'iul Miinli'lpal 'BllllilltlK. Tin- T..w;ni;liip <'uininltlee hereby fenervi,s Hie rinht tn rujt-i-.l any or all I'M:- , 1!. J. niUNU'i-AN, Toitn.slilp Clerk. Daled; M*.v 1. I Ml, ' l.-l.., K.li. 5-l-U MlilCK T(l> IllllllKltH Se.uleiKealeil liidhlds I'mo - ttli o purclianeina . (o, f i FpHi1 l'A|-)U*i|-ll».'(ir HpilariK, S cylin- der, lilildi, fll!Vt itiTf, -wtH J* M ei'lveil liy the Toirnitliip -tJoiiUtUt^ .. \—-*r --• -4—• J tee of tin- TowiiKhlp of Woiii|ilir|il£« 111. tin- M.niijrliil Mtinirl|,al Hulldiaf.1 WomllirlilKi-, New .lersey, iirttll » V. M. (H.S.TJ, May l.f,, 1U51, ajiil of "Growing" Un tlien al .siiid Jklv-iii'iiiiil Munhiipal BulKlliiK pulilii'ly opened uml reail ... is the gift of a teudwly »-- -Hliina and spm iiliatliiliH are no*" ! blooming plant iiora -her I.'jon Kh' in the o»l--e of tliH i'hhf of i 'POllcu in tlie Mi-iiioilarMnnlci|ml young one. She'll be delight- '..SlillillllK :••, Vhe Township Coiiiinltlei' hereby ed, too, to receive a beautiful I'H tlm rilitil t/i 't:\1jt «n>' tu'd bouquet or a n^^jgnifl- cent corsage, < VfiiM- ._ji; M«y i, mi. j.,V,U.i~'t-ll> ever her 'favorite flow-

NliTlOB «• WUQfcWS ers, we'll deliver them, and if mud HiJs for lim cpusirnillop she's far away we'll send them wuiUny, pool m Is'"11"' ""SI Jt)l' •WJH h'' rt;ct:iW!l Jjy the T"JMl- by wire. CALL WO-8-1^' Coiiini'lllt}!' of tlie Township of "M" i-Dv* Mm. *Mr)n.l4uk Oil* .piiitul 9 idlirlilgu (tt the MmorMltunWl- *> > OHMWIU, mi ulu w%'w in c*un«« uAitutu mmit^, BuiWliJK, Wo"dhrTdgj,-|)lej* JLvr* until » f• M- (DAT.)', May 15, Land then a( m\ "•«orlttl Mu" mis Mil 1 i Illftfiiiiulluii fur BUderu, Sp«- fLOWER SHOP pui Form ofi Hid ami Form, * „, may _„ •••••. • -t thfe tjowanl Uaillauii, ,, ., 38* Amboy Avanu'e fl|T YpUl DI.P5MQBILE DEALER ll.4n.orl.tl MunkiiMI Build- Woodbridge itiip t!gmiutUejs of tb| pJl.rl.lKe' rcsi-rvii uny iiitiifilwlltl*.' A13T0 SALES, 475 RAHWAY r all bldM. " » j mwraw,-' TownHhly t'Urll^ ^ , MAY 10, 1981 >AOfc TRtffTBEN t' t i oodbridge Tossers to Tangle with So. River Tomorrow 5 TRAINER &y Alan Mover Rkhit Hcrdish Twirls No-Hitter for High School ^ranford Schedule >•»' SPORTS ROUND-UP For Contest Today; /rte STARTERS IM THE Jayvees, to Whitewash Carteret by 8 to 0 Margin By Johnnie ftoyle WNTUGKy petty — ltle hi* lie in the third innlntr when .I.V. (HI J9/S. WILL BE At TEX Ml Ten teams broke from the barrier in the Mifl- nfield Big; Worry H&rrlfsh gained a niche In the Bobby Kovacs reached Unit ba$e Hie,'4TH VICTORY m after being hit by a pitched ball. County Baseball League this week and, from all Indica- Hall of Fame by tosisng a nft- In- fi.mti WOODBftlDQE At tlin (/hftU- — AtiP Oh the next toss. Kovacs stole tions, the flag race should be a honey since each of the 'ay point throuuli their sclifdulf. h/t, no-run .'game far the Bar- second before advancing around, 1,1'tilinT, dubs entered have fortified their lineups considerably. Jie Barrons, now hovmlni? bolow QUOTEP AS ron Jayv'ws against the 'Carte'ret Oifrd when Rudy Von Graven- RV. die .BOO fnark, will ntempt to Im- Smith, Li Sonlor "Varsity to vtiiux a bril- iU's ground ball Was mlsplfcjred. St. Anthony's of Port Reading has made a habit of jr0ve on uielr spason's record In Von Gravenltz moved into a K»n|i'k, •• .. Iwtt 8-0 trhnuph, -which hap- Wrnllhi, rr winning the circuit crown for four straight years, and the next two days when Cranford taiore favorable scoring po»l- ll'nril!nh, !> pened to IK his Wftiiri decision of from here it looks as though the Saints are in a favor- •yi a visit to the Port Rearttnpt flon by stmilng second; th«n leld this arternoon with 'South of the season. Fred Degler lined a sharp hit to ' • 3B C'artrrrt J,V, KM able position to make it five straight. River followlnR su(t tomorrow., , Hartflsh had good control and center to send both rnnnen over An Both tills are slated to start U the plate. rililfimh, rf :i Julius Kollar, the Miller Hugglns of Port Reading, a v»rirty of breaking 'Curves rt :30 o'ctock. KHfly. i-f which hapt *1if€aiter»t bsdWers Coach Tomciuk's l»m prtfctl- fHfrnln, Mi refused to stand pat on •'his 1950 cniftnpion&hip club Coach George Derek's Red Bias- ^ Lcivtn1 |tl> •off balance Oirowlioiittftre seven oally Inserted the team's name in •\ with the knowledge that his close rivals were loading ers »t the fresent have R record the win column by coming up K irnlns cohtwpt. the ytmnt Red WulkiT. up to break up St. Anthony's dominance.of the league. }f (our wins in nine starts since Water Curler had a high strtke- with four runs in the sixth In- Vlnstkn, the start of the season. Thr task of out Wtal of 11 agatmt Mis four ning on three "hits and three Kollar's first move was to acqutre Sormy Bahr, Carl olng the Barmns' -cleqislons • free pusifcs, Aft«r the very first walks. ^ Freitag and Frank Bugloviky from the disbanded will rest on the shoulders of Tillte Pawl ©eSsrntls, Fred Defter, Laubach, Who will be given the inntnt, Ruflldh never allayed a Spurn.m, Iselin Ctibs. The trio of former Cubs.was rated highly' nod to ttike the mound againstL t'artettt Tuninir | beTore the clo.se of the season, HfiV£ «W THE PfRBYAHP game at Greenbrook Park. The dl of the league, Kollar signed three new pitchers to his Wanca taced South River earlier Port Reading, four-time winner MAX PUT T#£tf*Orti UP- tit* fl was the A's fourth stralgh mound staff, which already boasts such proven stars in the season and was the victim 6 of the popular county circuit, had ln. 2h since the start of the season. ol a 13-3 setback, although he I SO/i/IC W/I A little trouble dteposmg of North wli, L'h Woodbridge broke the scoreles as Johnny Kolibas, Richie Miglecz and Walt Malinow- managed to check the Maroons Amboy, although they trailed in mllck, If COLAHBRIUP, THAT &P.QU6RT\ S;u-7,llln, pf Sie in the top of the fourth b; Ski. The recent additions to the pitching ranks «re wth six hits. Several erratic pitiyB tHRSCHHRH fl6 fl FIFIRST the box scores for three Innings •'ivtriiH. Jli driving two runs across the platt on the part of the team mates Hu«l(>vnky, c Eddie Staubach, Mickey Lahovich and Darwin Bachert, e*P£fi/tf£HTAL W/N before taking the lead m the last flalnfleld immediately retaliates were responsible for the lopslflcd two frames to button down the fii.hr, rf 0Mfil£P MO£ -I t n irtintik, p In %h%it half of the same fram wh6 are destined to win their share of games during score. conquest. .aznr, Ih with twin markers to knot th the course of the season. Pltzpatrlok has not as yet ds- Bddte Stftubadh, the newest ad- 25 soore at 2-2. The ingredients to combine with the latest -acquisi- dosed the pltchlnf? choice although dition to St. Anthony's mound .VmhoT '< 2» The Nether-woods took over th It is almost certain either Joe Ser- corps, was given the starting nod venation League Schedules Kostmyna, r lead In the sixth inning when Ar tions are the veterans Tony Barcellona, Sneps Zullo, von or Joe Fischer will get the by Manager Julius Kollar, and rultnn. 2h ides doubled to deep center neli starting assignment. Servon has the Carteret podium stylist Im- MMmbkl, 21. and came home on Hess' shari George Wasilek, Tony Sarzillo and Johnny Lazar. They "bull. Softball Contests for Coming Work K » the liwide track since he holds mediately came through with fly Wrniifl, II) single over short to make the scon will form the nucleus of the present St. Anlthony's decision over the Red Blazers ing colors by checking the North Ire Listvil in AH Departments '•.lir-k. rl' .. read 3-2. varsity. Whether or not the new faces can halt the Blazers this season. Amboy batters with five hits ovei Ki'llnr, Mi.' . The Athletics rallied for thro KIHIJI, K rejuvenated Athletics, Our Lady of Peace and South Qeixk Is Jar from satisfied with SfNIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE the live-Inning route. During his -tmicli, if •big wins In the top of the eight hl« infield which has averaged Wednesday, May 16 turn in the middle of the dia- V.iti'k, 3t> 1 Inning which eventually decide Amboy remains to be seen during the course of the slightly above four errors pet mond, Staubach struck out flvi FtlllgA, P ... Hhe contest. Billy Urbanski startei ni I iilumlnis vs. Midtowners—Hopflawn Claybanlt field n campaign which has air indications > Waodbrklge Oome back -to lenot the 1 the Saints raced across' home n' AB n "' ^pefWmers. la other Fords, the players brought in irom Bin k »ks vs. Cyclones—Port Rtaduu P. & R. count in their half of the" Initial plate six times in the bottom of Vsnerus, '8b ... " various sections failed to iive up to the a'rcmtitfs tradi- "'tis vs. llopelawn Lions—Hoptlawn School the fifth to break North Amboy^s Toth, c stanza, HefHhiff ran for S. Rcrtli.i 'In Mlsicrak, ir Biffe—Freeman Street stubborn resistance. Johnny La- .Score liy iinnin|{s; tional aggressive standards. ..'.•« The Bombers teed off in thes«>.. mil ©Bilhty, 1* (Continued on P»«e HY Wanderers—Oak Street \ •TJcbmwW, SB .,.. p^ 'Ynung'blirCh, rt mfleld, and a base hit off the bat Silvoiu, rC . of his ; ..^jsgsn water holding capacity dt sandy Freitag aocounted for the Moose Overcome Naliino, !> posed of young ball players with a Just tor football. Sa-lnts' six runs which -deckled* the . • . . .. .i. . , . soil. It also contains a small 11 . He has his eye on several farmer EaiToaswlja Will "be amount of plant food and helps on test. About A n graduated ne4 month to become eligible to perform Freitag and Bahr were St. An- ( release plant nutrients Into avail* Keasbey Club, 8-5 C. Perrette, :ll> able forms. hony's glowing stars in the bat- S. Pern-tte, If . with the 'local professional organisation. They are all >r's box with two hits apiece. PrezonffV. H) m Home Small gardeners cannot practice KEASBEY-The Moose Softball invited to attend the Golden Bear -workouts which are The Athletics scored in every team of Perth Amboy overcame a cf ... c|bp relation. Usually they do not rming 'except the third to trounce Ardos, c scheduled to be held on Monday and Wednesday eve- have access to the main source of onesided first inning lead to defeat IMlniiianliJ, matter In soil he Red Sox who were no match the Dalinas diamond aggregation; Clnfello, 2h nings in the Woodbridge Paifk. organic natter on farms — the or Manager Joe McLaughlin's Hew, rf i !"' of gardening). manure pile. However, it Is y by an 8-5 score in a game played HfufT, i»r matter of the navy stlckmen. . ; at the local, field. lV HOOKERS .. , The 'Craftsnian's <$ub Ijowltog team.. easy to keep soil in good condition Al Piencikowski. the A's cour- • • 1 is one of the with a couple of compost heaps. Dalinas broke fast tn the dropped^ to fifth place in Hhe State Bowling Champion- igeous t pitcher 'who overoame a •i" r.s rotate their Composting materials nuty be firfcs Inning by walloping Andety by innings: erious' automobile accident las,t soniPerth Amboy's starting chuck- 'lilHu .... u. i) H : o rt i) :i n—6 ship mjjjtches. .. . Can you remerribet "When the Balti- kept In a pile in an out-of-the- iUmmer, shewed signs of his old INuthurnuutl 0 ,1 I) tl U - 3 more o|ioles played the Woodbridge A.A. at the old '' organic matter way corner of'the garden. Into er, for lour big runs. Frailk Ka- 'om by ohedklng Mixon with minsky's solid blase hit -accounted: nil. it ick up his second win since The Moose narrowed the margin for the local nine in one of W&odbridge's wwSt inpno- MtodHWe not formed seeds. This material Rich Events Slated Woodbridge opened their season. with single digits in the second and rable games. . . , Nick Priscoe promised m a story om should be placed In layers about Woodbridge got off to a good tTake the Shirt third frames. After being held, his coaching career at Wdodb^dge which will foe sl\ inches thick and covered with it&rt in the first inning by taking scoreless In the fourth inning, the At Monmouth Park Off Yonr B»ck from a thin layer of top soil. It is a good advantage of Al Bertha, Nixon's ftmboyians went to work on Boos, printed m this paper upon its completion. ... Bill idea W sprinkle each layer of plant tartin^ twlrler, who Walked five Keasbey's mound nominee, for five OCEANPORT, N. J—The Mon- Wanca may have regained His pftchtog forth to time maUrlal with! complete plant R»a men and hit one batter, to force big runs In the last three stanzasj muuth Jockey Club will retain its And we suggest you *e- to salvage a few games for the proeM foqlorethe close Alternate layers .of vegetable In a'll the early runs. | to wrap up the ball game. ; entire stakes schedules lorthe com- place it with several of a«e^ttill "loop, and Lefty Custell, the A's ftiost con- back after being belted lor 18 hits tlge-and Importance in recent sea anoe. • ' the compost with earthworms o; sistent swinger, had an enjoyable ove,r the seven iunlns routej. sons as to warrant its higher purge the folding of t)he Middlesex Endufitrial circat «re indi- "activators." The plant food sprin evening in the batter's box, belt- •value. cations that baseball is slowly flying in this immediate In the latest designs and Coods kled on each layer will bring thi ing out a double and two singles llnn'H «~ •••1 the stakes'schedule is headlined,' in Jive trip.s to the plate. Afl T! area. shades, you'll find Just tbe worm* .In droves, I I) as usual, by the $25,000 Monmouth 1 Handicap for three year -otds and shirts you want at Briegs Just (he Thing 1 upwards, and the »25,O0O Choice 1 straightway course at old Mon- close jJime t&,, and staka e and at just the right price. if a home-made 2 Stakes for three year olds, richest Type wonth FMk, win ft«Hn the blank) an alreldll y bbeing distrlb' brew Wh! _, Soot •I •takes ox U* MietttlDK, 1Mb *re ana II curtain on the. meeting SaJJjf(Jay. u»e4 MtoM horaanen li«n M»st submitted for analysia. ttie ohem-| V, 0 over A demanding mile and « quu- MOWER ter run. ' June 18th. It U one of thf sev- torn*, the whadute (or thfl l«6i ist said: "I'm sorry, iliut this stuff : Kamlnpkvan . rf ft raotog season Will extend from Sharpened the Factory VertoB, c I) The Regret; Handicap at six fur- eral preps for the July 18th re- is dieadl4|l. If,you drank this I June 4flth to August «8h, guarantee you woula ba blind, for 0 longs, the Molly Pitcher at a mile' newal of the rich Monmouth Han- life. You had'Hettm W me destroy and'a sbfteentb, and the Mon-dicap. From ttwl&Watone mile the T -dtsUuoe steps iu> In gradual stages All _wri|j| mouth OaJts are all designed, tor. the' « will »im to the Long BritncVH&ndicap at a "No need to do that," said the trwnmty, njlles and mares, giving them am- Port vs. St. Scot, stretching out a hand for the Novalt, Opportunities to show their mile and a sixteenth, the Omnibus Woutli ', at a mile m«d one-eighth, and Nlxun IlwJ Sax vs, «K|)*«M. tw My old Jilend McTavish, K wares. T,wo year old fillies also go Sttyinill 1 has been blind ftp years. IfflujUt m. 2 W lruiiuuiit «t well give It to him for a birthday onaJoMUrtte ol A t t oHuwnttf J e fixtures'.|o{the'Mmmowth..Winners o| this , boys mid I r, nirls rrreivH Ilicir [•izenboM! and Ednar Olsen. do- 1 great sacrifice to herself. . . . country. The error which has near Florence, Burllnnton Coun- nnd thr SlPto Trr'a.virv would sense in talking like that." — dlvidualism n[ i.. first holy rolnn'iinion \cslcnliiy K business a.s Kctzmberg ij ?•<•<•, Nniji-M-i of Grossman the metal fabricating out. State Treasurer Walter T. Amsjlcan Legion Commander ensy for the British to cut on" the Turnpike's New Brunswick professor of history at Columbia over any Hirer scrvi'tl sis lioimr en:"" Is p!nnt on State Hlehway 25. located MiirMts claims . . . It's no Eric Cocke. Jr.. may be able to official trade throuKh Malaya 1 inUrchann to Toms River to University, said in a speech at ment of economy • t l.n/.itr, Beverly Al, ' • nn a 'ot 90 by 150 feet The buyers wonder Governor Thomas E, document his charge that John and the same applies In' other . speed traffic to'shore resorts; nnd Rochester, N. Y., the other day and rugged indivi-i Ing, Claire I.tins, an A two-family dwelling on Berry China ever/ week. But we'll bet low nnglo-phobes do nothing but uallsm and ticiMi,; Atlantic City to serve southeast- House - Governor Alfred E. freedom of inquiry. But this ad- (ftowniT nf the HI-«-.-f! \ii . >n Rtrppt, Woodbrld«e, located on a pounds of Chinese dollars he harm to our cause In Korea by ened in the ;in,i ern New Jersey Shore resorts DrisroM. a Republican, claims the vantage Is presently endangered, Mnry slmuc at :i I'. M. in the. lot 60 by 100 hits been boimht by can't. and speech.- |)f Dcnwcratfc ' Party stands for their unreasoning attacks on oUr ho warned, by a gorwlhg Insist- S <-jiro(-, Knii;lii.- of (Hlmrt- have purchased from Mr. and Mrs. The university has recently es- Opinions of Others strike MIS ns a . . .'dangerous kind 1 Whs, Soilnli.-'tr-, iitnl tin mi.'fiilirr.j Jrfhn F, Dufly the six-room dweti- tablished a Cancer Clinic for of patriotism. of the riimmiiiii'iii airl cuii!inn:i- DORS to help cure the deadly Continued from Editorial Pago ; 11 ih!.' at 544 Ban-on Avenue, located The British have not clamped ijf* clusscs. on a lot approximately 50 by 100 man's best friend, ac- elected president of the, Eirht | • Krv. A. .1. Casinos i>f Fniilurvcn, report from Ris Ball' Club A black ball on a pool \ »>f lid quite as tlRhlly ™"^«Z feet on which th.eri> Is also n one- 1 on trade with our Astatic t car naraRC. Tl» buyers will take d dogs have much in table was adopted as the clubj one of them Is their emblem. Both men and women' enemies, but their commerce with flplfbratiil liincffMtioit ii:i possession on or about June 1 China was not very substantial when- the sellers move to Brook- icpptlbillty to cancer. members agreed to n niejjel fine tilt pasliir, Ki'V. Slaiii-liui.-. Milns, imed that one human In every time a member- was heard j to begin with . . . United States lyn. N, Y., where Mr. Dully Is em- exports to China have now been M. " every twenty Is or will be a can- swearing. A fine .of 25 cents was] ployed. Mr. Goldstein Is his fath- legally stopped, while British er's partner in Alex Goldstein ii cer case, and the same figures set for members found not wear- ,Barron-So. River apply to dogs. Ing the club emblem. soods continue to trickle in. But Company, Perth Amboy scrap It is quite unfair to charne Britain (Continued from Sport, Pair > The new clinic is the only one Eight Bailers have decided the metal dealers-. with profiting at the expense of did frame to comr up with four oT Its kind In the world. The same prank club is really something UN soldit/5 in Korea 125.000 of (fl«lu to Increase ihtir martin to methods used In curing cancer in worth while and are studying how whom, incidentally, are from the a safe 5-1 lend. Vir Krolick and humans are used to treat does, best to extend the good already .. the Gift She Really W.ntsI .British Commonwealth). As soon 3tan Bnnc/.rk contributed timely and the dinlck services are free. done. Local Man Attends as the Korean war broke out base hits whirli aided Sayreville's Financial hup Is provided by "Without thlnkins much about London applied the same restric- the United States Public Health raising money." Mrs. Morteson openw spice. tions to China exports that she AIAA Convention Service and jfie project is en- said, "we decided to use the fund Fred Huonororp, the Red Blaz- had previously applied to Russia. dorsed by the Veterinary Medi- for a big party for members. Now ers' center fleldor, made up for a Shipments of certain key supplies (*ntriii io cal Association of New Jersey. some want to use the future funds cbstlv error in the second stanza | n p were absolutely prohibited and Dr. John R. McCoy is in charge. for charity." by drilUns a home run clout clown I NEW YORK - Gerald McElroy others were placed under license. of 86 Several Northwest Nebraska the- left fieid line In the fifth to! Freeman Street, Woodbridirc, And these controls have been N J was am JERSEY JIGSAW governor towns are interested in establish- make the score read 7-272 . - • °™ ™0 shop teach- progressively tightened. The last and industrial arts education Alfred E. Drjacoll has endorsed ing similar clubs. , 1 important strategic material get- Woodbrld'ic started a rally in ipeciallsts who attended the triir- the designation of May, 22 as Na- Roy E. Lester is secretary of the tins; past the embargo, Malayan tfieir half of the seventh inning f eenth annual convention of the tional Maritime Day . . . The club here, promotes the idea in rubber, was finally stopped last only to have Kolokowski bear down merlcan Industrial Arts Associa- State Division of Civil Defense American Legion, VFW and Am- week. , . . Any tradins with the to retire the side- after two runs on over the past weekend at the claims 83-ye»r-old Samuel Si- erican War Dad circles. He start- crossed the plate. Mel New Yorker. mon ton, of Paterson, Is the coun- Kolokowski, Sayrevllle's winning Association members from each try's oldest active defense volun- pitcher limited the Barrens to lour f the forty-eight states attended teer fireman , . . Attorney Gen- hits and .struck out seven batters the three-day affair. eral Theodore D. Parsons has during Ins stint on the mound. A series of panels anti seminars ruled that hospitals cannot keep Dunham, the loser, walked seven tressed the importance of indus- patients as prisoners until their and flanned five batters. trial arts education in the na- bill has been paid for medical ID .ion's defense program. care' and hospltalization . . . .Ml Employment Security Director Koni. k. \i IN HOSPITAL. . Giill-llHtl". ' Harold G. Hoffman has advised S(r:iul»'. s^ FORDS—Mrs. Ben Juhl, Dun- New Jersey employers the Bu- Kiikul>;i. Hi bar Avenue, is a surgical patient reau of Veterans Reemployment at the Ear and Eye Infirmary Hos- Rights, U. S. Department of La- Leiiln«r, pital, New York. bor, stands ready to give assis- Mai kuvli tance In any problems relating T>unttan). SON FOR TARRS to military leave or veterans' em- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ployment rights . . , This week SAL Tarr, 100 Lawrence Street are has" been officially proclaimed as the parents of a son boi-n in the National Hearing Week ... The Perth-Amboy General Hospital. New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- tion claims the demands of Pres- If there ever was a Very Important Person, Mother is it! Be sun TO HOLD CONVENTION ident Truman for ten billion WOODBRIDGE—The 25th an- remember to let her know how muj>h.you care on her day—May i:;i dollars in additional taxes again nual convention of Department of 1 directs attention to the need for Best of all, you can select a gift of lasting worth at a money-savin; ; New Jersey, Reserve Officers Asso- greater Federal economy . . . New ciation of the'United States, will price now in bur 46th Anniversary Sale. Jersey asparagus is being ship- be held at Glbbs Hall, Fort Mon- ped to market and to fifteen mouth, tomorrow and Saturday. South Jersey processing plants . . . Instead df relief being ad Biasel Carpet "Something Aided" mlnis'/:red by county welfare Mahogany Wall Shelf Chopped nut meats sprinkled over boards the problem will be stud- meringue or chocolate cream pie ied for another year, according 8.95 Reg. 11.95 9.45 Nation's reserve fleet cut from before baking will produce to plans approved by the L added delectable touch, lature . . . Milk production in Beautifully made decorative piece for^your A practical gift to help Mother with : •. New Jersey during January total 'knlck-knacitsrplanU'etc. Sturdllybullt."* day household chores. Popular "Van ed 86,262,770 pounds, an increasi of 3.57 per cent over Decembei . , . New Jersey's 1952 Farmer Storage-Type Hassock Magazine Ruck* Week will be held in Trentoi from January 28 through Feb ruary 2 Inclusive . . , Minimun 8.75 Reg. 11.50 3.29 Reg. 3.95 salaries of New Jersey schoo Hinged top permits storing,_j5ewing, shoes, Decorative and useful repositoi. : teachers will be $2,500 after Sep books,' Bi'e'etTV i'ed duran. Comfortable extra papers and magazines. Sturdily im BUY NOW and SAVE! tember 1 next under a new la enacted by the Legislature . . seat I tar watthtng'TV! . ished in mahogany. Unemployment Insurance contr • \ ••• Styled button rates will not be: increase ia K«,w. JmtSf.- Awtafc. tjw. Sturdy Lawn Chair Lovely Table La in |»- lei-S/totof •<•*•••; •fiscal year- beginning July J . . . "V. i\\ The action of the State Utility

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