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VOL.^XXXUl-nu—NO. . 11U0 ______(Ertere' C/VRTF.RKTCARTERKT,. N. .1..!., , !FRIDAYt, JUNE 18, 1954 PRICE EIGHT CENTS Dedication St. Mary's Church Set for Dedication Ask Zoning Of Church ^^^ >* ^ Ordinance Fund Campaign Over Is Mapped For Boro/ The Top, St. Joseph's .in,|s«iping Work Is Gordon Roberts says It,, jug Done by Holy Homeowners in Need Nil me Society Unit Of Zoning Protection Committee Reports ,.\i(TmET -flev. Paul Har- CA.RTERiET—A plea for action n pastor of St. Mary's to svdept a zoning ordinance was , MIU, Catholic Church, is mud* to the Borough Council last Mrs. Coughlin is Elected Pledges for over vitli plans for the dedica- nmht by Gordon Roberts. f i he new church structure . "i'.,,,(.!• Roosevelt Avenue at Tinder the present setup, he $153,000 signed, ,.,••/ street, scheduled for Sep- said, a junk yard can move In State AOH Unit Historian „ .'„.;• |9. There Will be special next, to a residential house and there is no way to stop It. OARTERiET—Mrs. Catherine „;.",,.. in connection with the Coughlin, 99 Longfellow Street Sheridan says Because the borough Is lacking ', .,,:; of the church. was elected State Historian at a zoning ordinance, he said, there «-,,;\: on the structure Is about the recen* state convention of C A R T E R E T — St. Joseph's Is no central location for stores, .',',,vird. At present, the land- the Ancient Order of Hibern- Hiirh has gone over tho to In ' Industry; ov homes. ,'.','-1,- work around the church ians and Ladies Auxiliary held •; rimpniun to raise $125,000. '.'./,. mid adjoining property Is He recalled that two hearings in Atlantic City. Mrs. Coughlin The sum of $153.*3&fj has been were held sometime ago on a zon- .. iionr by members of the Is also president of the Middle- to the Fund Campalm' Nnmc Society of the parish, ii WHS announced last nteht. by I! sex County Board and financial parish was organized on Minutes now read; secretary of local division #3. (;.'<>!•!!<• Sheridan. General Chair- „: M. 1949, and Its first pas- This announcement was made man, following the first general ,is the Rev. Leo B. Pelensky. takes half an hour to the local auxiliary members "rni'i.il report meetlmt. AH funds ! .ii Us untiring efforts and by Mrs. Madeline Klnnelly and (Vrhvd from the drive are to be r-o. a building fund cam- CARTERET — An innovation iini to help defray the cost of Miss Eileen Kennedy, delegates 1 was started and all efforts NKWKST ( III K drive for funds. Let- For the first iime in more port on the recent cake sale. A 'iv Father Louis M. Cortney. iilrltinK contributions were Carteret Housing Problem and Remedy than 30 years, Borough Clerk report was given by Miss Eileen o«M.. Pastor on last Sunday. U -! to Oirteret residents, Michael Maskaly had to read Kennedy on the special project. uoint! to be a separate building etc While the campaign the minutes of the previous A communication was received :is his been authorized by His ;i!-om-oslnB. the long-awaited Frank Hanry, Chairman of the Carteret Housing Authority Reviews the meeting-. It consumed thirty by the local group In reply to ffxrellencv, George W. Ahr, in"Piired by architects were minutes. Someone commented; a pledge recently sent to Pope Bishoo of Trenton. Orlfiinallv a :'t >d to the Church Buildin? <'<'mbinatton of church and .school ( Picture as it affects this Community; Offers Suggestions. "It's punishment." (Continued on Page 6) MRS. CATHERINE COUGIIIJN r rv.iuittrp for consultations and addition was planned. With Its ,,.-,•,.: -ITS in October, 1951. The (Ed. Note; This is the first of In June, 1952, Borough Qpun- time the F.H.A. had a backlog mnln entrance on Carteret Ave- ,• ,ni:iiittop worked harfl with a Series of articles by Frank dl, with apparent emphasis on of applications large enough to ing ordinance and later shelved. nue, the lifiht buff brick and lime- Fiiii.r F lensky until September Haury, chairman of the Car- the conditions In the Chrome account for the total authorized He said the same study. can be School Property Graduates Outline stone church fMturing a large •_>7 virii. when ground-breaking teret Housing Authority, deal- done to meet this problem in by Congress for the next three used In establishing a zoning or- bell tower, will enjoy a seating *, I., were held in the presence ing with Carterrt'x housing section, passed an ordinance or four years. It became, appar- dinance now, enoacity for gome BOO persons. / , :,ii'.p gathering of parlshlon- problem. Mr. Haury has been creating the Housing Authority ent, therefore, that the pros- He suggested that a commission Repairs Planned Plans for Future There will also be two side en- ,: ': ends and priests from this a member of the Borough of the Borough ol Carteret. Al- ipects for such a project in Car- be named with power to drew up trnnces. Thomas Moran of ,.. i Rev Basil Holowlmkl rep- Council for six years and served though there had been no prior teret were, and still are, rather such an ordinance so that the CAiRTERET—Led by Edward J. CARTERET — Many Carteret Princeton, New Jersey is the remote. owners can be properly protected. architect. :•, . i.'.-ri the Most Rev. Archbishop on the Board of Education for detailed or statistical study of Dolan, Jr., president, members-of High School graduates have defl- f.i:.'.iitinc Bohachevsky, head 13 years.) The second article the problem, the implied objec- Reservist Quit Ite plans for the future, while But a further study of local the Board of Education this week The volunteer workers of the „• i Ukrainian Catholic Dio- will appear next Friday. tive was the construction of a conditions proved that his was Carteret Police Reserve advised thers are uncertain. Een«rv. The diocese Is In complete By FRANK HAURY project. first seemed. tinuing its activities "until the schools to determine what repairs positions to Joan Mandichak, ing after only four days of in- OARTBRET—Like every other Council fulfills Its promises." ;;:; ,:; with the Roman Catholic The local Housing Authority Because of the large number are to be made during the summer Alma Zabel, Jane Horvath, Bar- tensive parish-wide house-to- community, Carteret has a Mayor Frank I. Bareford said the r : i h and rpcogni»es Pope Plus was finally appointed and sworn of new homes built during the season. >ara. Kolnak, and Lillian Lenart. house solicitation. Each of trie housing problem which has de- question is whether the group is xr: '.^ the head of the church in, in November, 1958. post-war years, it would be diffi- At the Woodbrldge office of the nine team captains made their veloped over the years. under the mandate of the bor- At the High School, it was de- report. The workers applauded T Ukrainian Catholic Church A preliminary survey was cult to justify, from an eco- Bell Telephone Company as oper- 1 As a community, we are grow- ough or civilian defense. The cided to install new windows, new ator will be Jean Katchur. At the the returns as they began to in- ,. United States and Canada matte of the most unsatisfactory nomic standpoint, a project of ing .old and It is beginning to matter was refered to the Bor- Rarltan Arsenal Audrey ColpanUlcate that the minimum needed i over 1,500,000 members housing conditions. Simultane- the size originally contem- front doors, repair the floors, fix show. We see it most vividly in. ough Attorney. and Dorothy Kublcka will work; had been'exceeded. • first church service was ously, discussions were held plated. the domestic science room and n tlie new church on April the lower Chrome section, but An ordinance setting the at Camp Kilmer, Eleanor Mi- Father Cortney, O.S.M. pres- with representative* of the Fed- The problem in Carteret is painting wo»k. it is not confined to ,that area salaries of the police chief and chaud; Ruth Westhoffj at the ently on retreat at the Mater 9)4. eral Housing Authority, who not primarily a shortage of alone. There tre signs of de- (Continued .on Page 6) Washington School needs plas- Prudential Insuranc* Company. Dolorosft Seminary of the Servitc urged Immediate filing of a housing, but one of rehabilita- 1 Komanemuft JMiAw terioration scattered through- tering and painting work and re- In local offices are the follow- Fathers in Chicago.' when con- tentative application for Fed- tion and1 conservation of exist- :•• church structure Is of an out the borough, which are pair of the steps outside the ing: Rose Marie Beam, Oliver tacted by phone and advised of eral assistance, sufbject to revi- ing housing facilities—and this .ins; Romanesque edifice of cause for concern. school building. Manufacturing Company; Knth- the renwt said: I doubt if there" sion when actual needs were Is nation-wide. : fie, brick, stone »nd steel' Lions Club will leen Bale/wltz, Grohman Insurance i.s a man in the room who does It may be well to relate brief- known. In Trenton, at a recent Re- Window repairs are needed at •.vas destine* toy M, Oeorge Agency; Dolores Vargo, u, s. nnt realize how happy I am at ly the history of what has been Such an application was filed habilitation Institute, 73.cities the Nathan Hale School in addi- ,'ivich, ecclesiastical architec Metals Refining Co.; Joan D'Zur- this moment. 1 am happy that Carteret. in January, 1963, but by that (Continued on Page 6) Install on Tuesday tion to painting and other minor iwiewood Cllfto, who has also jobs. 111a, American Agricultural Chem- Almighty God has thus far tiyd the Holy Family R. C. ical Company; Elizabeth Gcb- granted us the grace to realize OARTERBT — Walter Schon- Washrooms facilities are to be :!i in Carteret, and many hardt, Edward Dolan's office; our minimum need. I am more ; structures for the diocese 'wo Carteret Men Carteret Camera Club wald will be Installed as president improved in the Cleveland School, than pleased with the wonderful Scholastic Award of the Carteret Lions Club for plus electrical work and some Jacqueline Hila, the borouizli i A Jersey and New York. Honored by Company Members Win Prizes offices; Sandra Fox, Westvaco; self-sacrlncing spirit that ha^ the coming year- at the annual painting. been evidenced by everyone in- . edifice Is 54 feet Wide and installation dinner to be held next Doris Hila, Sokler.& Sons. CAiRTERET — Three members Electrical work Is to be finished volved in this great work that we •Ml depth of tt feet. The Winners Listed CARTERiETT — Two Carteret Tuesday night,,June 22, at the Enlist Ik Service 1 of the Carteret Camera Club were at the Colubus School, repai hnve undertaken . My prayers on t of the lower Is about 38 feet «sldents, long time employees of Gypsy Camp. He will succeed Several boys have already en- awarded prizes, last week-end work and painting. this retreat will be in thanksgiv- He interior of the church is CARTARET — Holy Family the General Aniline & Film Corp., Alexander Evonite, retiring presi listed In the military service; It is the custom of the Boar< ing for the blessings our Saviour dear to apex of the cell- Family Parochial School today Linden, were honored at the an- when they entered pictures in a Went. Donnle Gardner, Gabriel Lakatos, of Education to make a thorough lias afforded our" great parish." l; its basement there Will be made public the list of awards nual testimonial dinner held Frl- photo exhibit in Woodibridge, John Kaznowskl will be In- William Lauffenberger, John Mecl- inspection of the school plan The total reported by the teams . equipped auditorium for given to the graduates ot the ay. sponsored by the Hungarian Re- stalled as vice-president. Re- vetz and William Pencotty. property to d*te5roine the majoi was $45,635. Added to this sum and theatrical endeavors eighth grades. They are: John Ginda, 126 Lowell Street formed Church and held In the turned to office will be Joseph Others, including Alex Sohayda jobs to be done in addition to th< was the $107,786 brought in by Continued on Page 6) and Anthony Colicello, 23 Her- School Street Auditorium. Swnowleckl, treasurer and Meyer and Robert Leahy, plan to assist Holy Family PTA for highest the advance memorial gifts com- mann Avenue, who have been The awards were presented to routine refurbishing work bein their fathers in business, scholastic attainment in tlie last Rosenblum, secretary. Louis mittee under the -leadership of with the company 25 years were Howard J. Tap^en who made the done by school custodians. Irene Synowieckl received her three years, Bernadine Katlay; Brown, a member of the Carteret Edward Dolan, Jr. The business » mathematics award, Evelyn Goy- presented with diamond-studded Mayor Hug B. Quiqley prize for club, and former district deputy admission to New York Univer- malion Bible nnblems from Dr.' William L. sity, at the Washington Square committee directed by Stephen ena. colored slides entitled "Sunset." governor of District 16-B, will be PICNIC TOMORROW Torok is preparing to beuin its. Walsh, plant . The August F. Greiner award was the installing officer. CAKTERiET—Co-Weds of tin College of Arts and Sciences, and Polish University Club, Jersey Also presnt at the affair was Frank Manhart was accepted by work early next week. Already School Mapped City, tor highest scholastic at- presented to Dr. Irme Kemeny The Lipns announced that the First., Presbyterian Church wil many of the local businesses have John Krssak, 138 William Street, hold a picnic in Grove 2, Roose- Bloomfleld College. Previously an- tainment in the eighth grade to for a black and white photograph paper drive will be discontinued contacted the committee ind ad- an employee for 31 years. Last entitled "The Job is Done" and temporarily due to,the fact that velt Park tomorrow, leaving from nounced post-high school phiiis •ITEttET Rev. Malcolm Adele Yarcheski. vised them of their great interest year, he was presented with a also first prize went to Estelle the paper mills are overloaded the church at 10 A.-M, Donald Include college for William Toth, •.:own, minister of the First in the project and their desire to Holy Family Rosary Religion ;old( watch. David for her photo of'"Laughing and are not buying any> more Elliott tand George Sloan will b Leon Wlegollnskl, and Fiances •vitTian Church announced be a part of this historic endeavor , Award to Leona Urbanski. Boy". paper at the present time. in charge.. (Continued on Page 6) that the Dally Vacation 1 St. M'ary's Greek Catholic Holy in their community. Church School will open on Name Society mathematics award Legion Men Act M and continue through to Cynthia Bochanek and Chris- Junior Safely Patrol They will toe held In the tine Bertha, Mayor Bareford Cuts Ribbon at Chrome Playground • HI; hours from 9 A. M, to To Attend Ball Came Holy Family Name Society As H. S. Ushers English Award to Lycjja Zimmer- CARTBRET — The 'following -sacrament' of. the Lord's CAiRTERET — Keeping up a man and Audrey Potti. patrol boys will attend a big "•r will be *dminl»tered at tradition started some twenty r league baseball game between tlie :iurch this Sunday morning. Polish American Auxiliary His- years' ago members of Carteret t Giants and the St. Louis Cardi- • 'unriay the sacrament of in- tory Award. George Ssscssesny and Post 263, American Legion, served nals, on Morjday, June 21: Joseph 'Kipilsm was administered. Maryann Fritz. as usjiers at the graduation cere- Mnjoros, tMidhael Morris, Michael ii>'v. Malcolm Brown admtn^ Holy Family Good Citizenship monies of the Senior Class of Kclemen. William Lunde, Henry " baptism to Judith Ann Club Award for school spirit and 1954, Carteret High School, on Handchak, Richard Kollmar, Vic- i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cooperation to Joseph Bobenchik. Wednesday. tor Hagya, (Richard Ulman, Don- Hiirna; Thotijaa King Dmy- Elected for the 1954-55 Amer- .son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ald McLaln, William Napy, /Jo- ican Legion year were: Steve seph Samu, James Samu, Ronald '>»: Susan Jane Elliott, lion Lutheran Church Stek—commander; Joseph Flor- ii:|ir of Mr. and Mrs. Wi|- Lysek, Frankle iSoltesz, Chafles to mark Father's Day entlno and Theodore Wukreto- Szeztaye, Stephen Kondrak, Al- Elliott, Jr.; And William wicz—vice commanders; Francis '•"<' Stngdahlsen, son of Mr- beit Druuas, Kenneth Kahora, tfTARTERET — Father's Da T. Tomczuk—adjutant pro tern; Mr-i. WUllam Bln«dahlsen. Richard AWcer, Joseph Caliguarl, will -be- observed at the Lutheran Thomas Jakeway—finance officer; : the Kcrament of Andrew McMahon. Edward Cul- ' Church on Sunday. There will be Charles Brady—sergeant-at-arms. U'n, Joseph Tucholski, Andrew was admlnlsjitred by the no Sunday School session, but the Installation of the elected of- Halkovlch, Michael VMlnnt, Alexahdjr to Stuart H children will attend the Englisl ficers and officers to be appointed •Oeorne Beshak, John Downs, Brown, *m of the service, when the Junior choir wil by the commander will toe held In ilennis Platt, James Kalior.i. Wil- iff an dhls wife, sing a special anthem. The ser early fall. n Huber, AndVew Toth, Jolm 1 co-Weds of the Presbyter- vice will be at 9:30 A. M. Thi Walter W. Wadtok stated that Knapik,, Stephen Piszar, Ravmond (>l!»ich wUl hold their annual German service Is slated for 8:3! the post will soon «ect two broad '•iiuworkoy, Richard Krausc, •!i' toinorow In CHwe 2 of the signs readme: ©rive StowljMPro- Unyd Swendson, Stanley Kaliuu, <*Ml park. TriMPtotatlon A. W. tecb Om»W!Ehlldren. With, the Thomas SDisak, Gerald Ttwbet- !<'ive the church at 10 A. M. The Church Council will m«e (Continued on Page 6) «ki, Phillip Mangano. Joseoh llll'"ic wli| include events for Monday at T.30 P. M. HrUcncli)k, EdwarJ Hamorski, "•'•''«. and, prlies *rlll 'be «lven MH'Imnl Llllle, John Lrtiart, '' •winners. Alii members of 'tirlurd Karwlcki, und Francis 1 '"sregatlon and' their friends Long-Suffering Dad Will ">nted to attend. , StlMllUVliki. Also JamssStlma. Robert Kent, '^ week, wen (flmbers of '{oiiiiM itoke, Josenh Lucas, Come Into His OwwSunday v iirliAel Possoby, Robert Horvath, ''")" Hie Summer O6nfereno« of of chores won'-t kill him. It Mmiii't Donahue, Leonard Wilczk,' The CAIBTEHET ;r'|J Day ' didn't kill Pop, • WielKollnsW, and Michael will explode into being early O&ff he likes to sleep a little Kcit.s Biaimtovm, New Jersey. The next Sunday when numerous longer, give him that chance. Uus-i^ will leave from the Bar- '-" of the conference is "God's progeny, clutching bright fiits Maybe it Is his, beet gift. iii h Hull at Ii A. M. for His Church" The en- of neckwear, will leap into pa- Let him smoke Old Vesuvius, L'on for the conference Is rental beds with whoops or his pipe, in the house. Stick STAFF " Md by the churoh. Those "Happy Father's Day, Daddy." .•' •"'<: ctelBBatei 1xm the local around and pretend you're,en- If you have no special ideas, joying it. He'll feel like a fellow •••wstnu me: Barbara Relnert- here are some: 1 Alice Rundle; "Kenneth In the clutch. Get him his favoi^te- meal. Forget tlie fancy neoklie "•'iLuider; charbtte Cooper; c : Maybe he'd like some chops or rhr>"ioN v'i'i! '; '|" tiioliman; Wwioy Hemsel, presents if he Want* tils shirt DEDICATION (KKLMONY Otlicidtins .a the opcnln« or tlie (Illinium I'l.n tinuiui Saturday ucic Iktt tu rUht): David .l.u »li.i»ii/ , 1 Kis'h, , '^rl Pi'anklln. a piece of sUaB instead of a collar open. Fla.ygruunii t uiiiinilUf nuinlx-r; Adam SiunlMUhkl. Bo.tid ut tdurutioii iminlni , Mayui liuiik I lUnfurd; Frt-einaii 11. Ityki-, (.in Tii*anflic will betlii »t wilted suli^i or beiuia, _^ And If you bought him ttniit. •rut MHIIAUCI, |l. H. M. II., lUv. Af*lvt>liii Uruwn, |matui of the f'irnl l'i-i-»l>.i(criiili ('hurrli and Wultei Mih«i(tliiiiiM-i. I'liivsiuiiiiit *n the first 'Let lili|i forget the chores for don't give titan "Up WH ft* U>» ColUUlltte member. During the nitiuunn-a tin- new play i|i'Ku. w»s ti^nMll) incsi-iilcd tu Ahiyur liJicfiinl b.v Mr. Dyke. The lully k pt W'll.Hk. JOHAIlh Mll^'ci. v of July one day. After all, Junior may present on Pathar's Day. Walt iilujsruund Hiia duiittttd tu the BOt'uusU by the 1. 8. Metals Kilimns be a delicate child but. ou« day dt least until Monday, Toih and: John {(a^ora, CARTERET PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JUNE 17. 10T.4

MISS ANDERSON ENGAGED K. of C Installation Student Organization of tlw Cartotvl High School Kindergarten (e Fashion show CARTERET — Announcement ban been made by Mr. and Mrs. h S*t for July 12 Charles Anderson, 11 Union Street Al 'Graduating At P.T.A. Session of I lie engagement of tlrMr CARTERET — Cary Council, datwhler, Jean, to Prtonk Kovgcs, 1280. Knights ol Colurtfbus has set, 'MTITsi - The ;ifti:;. : July 12 as th« date for the In- lr ':-HKT--The fifth, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kovacn , j V ';l i I c;) ^|-Uj;) (if f ]i([ |_e Si\, 153 Maple 8tret. stallation of new officers. •P:I Mi Rrftti* fllrl.i of thf n M. h. :il hol'l ii", ":>!•! The prospective bride was grad- They are: Prank Djllnica, M tinip School presented uated from Perth Amboy High grand kninht; George Sheridan, I:iTi"' 1'xcr -i.si's June in. .u'iiiia! fa.shlon show to theSchool. Her fiance was gradu- deputy srand knight; Peter Panek. '1 lie pi'r.n'.un nnd graclu.'t 1 present at the last tneet- ated from Middlesex County chancellor; Anthony Hamski, ad- • I'IC Wa.s'hlnRton-Nathnti vocate; Prank Nadolfkl, treasurer; Technical mui Vocational Hl>;h fl • In the Flip, I'ncnt Tenchfrr Associnlion. School, John F. Goyena, recording secre- tary; Anthony 9anlllo, warden; rr:ivi>r; W"i"nmc; Plnylci, Kir, I • fifth prade girts learned to dcriuui"!] Children. "The V, in m and blind stitch during Paul Colten, inside (tuard"; Joseph MarkowlUv,, Joan Furlan, Patricia I ni'.v Rain"; T?" Bind s«!.. . . IM-IIIK periods In school. Teleposky, outside guard, and u'twi C'lldren, "r.i; !i."'< also learned to em-PoH( Mary Ann Oprendek. Gert- Prank J. Goyena, trustee. T?ui rtrH of all they rude Onihmann, Joan Pollard, Elennor Ladanyl, Barbara Ayers, Tii" AfiBiTiann c •!'iiicred the electric sew- JUNIOR OftOVE MEKTS 1 Carol Iirhar, Nancy Oruden, Ruth i ii-iiitic . v" Are Mnny F!r (s": • in- fktrta, blouses, aprons Hutchimfm,, Patricia Ladanyl, CAilTERTPT — Supreme Forest •sonliitinn nf Claps, Miss K K •vif.s were mrtdp by theKaren Bubenheimer, Carol BreM. Woodmen Circle Junior Grove #0 ! Dnncvnn, Pr!ncl-il; Grctir. . ,'| tn<- sewing classes under Nancy Kahorn, Mary Nfaslu:!h. met last Saturday afternoon In • li-nL teaching of MrsNuijf. i Nartolcz, Bli^ara Borinar. Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Anna C. the Class, Mr. Edwin R, y,,,. Karen Esk^en. Charlotte Gaval- • 'i Sufchlnsky, head of the Matlack, State Munhger was guest Sunprin'endent of Schools. et?., Mnrle Hall, Nancy Raiip, nistr^iitton nf Cert'flj.itc- \i '•:v S-lrnce Depmtmtnt of speaker and extended an invita- r Joanne Clko, Diane Btaub, Pat- Edw. J. Dolfln, President at u ,,,| ricia Trnnw.sk.v, Catherine Mud- tion to all Junior members to at- modeled of Education^ R?Rdin({ of N.'m,. i nk, Biulwi Sabo, Swaney tend a Junior District Convention Mrs. A. Bishop, Mrs. E, Ci:i Mil- shr.jy: Natalie KueiM- % p ltII Stankan, Lucy f"u ;" >ec, Jovce to be held the first week In Octo- 'iiiclinc Qftrtley, Jean Ser- Kln^erearten Tf.achers; sm,.,'. H. 'o. Karrn Brechk*, Janet ber In Trenton, iii'iie Ann Mlsdom, Janet The Class, "Klndei-garten c,tM\', Dnmhof, Patricia Hendrlcks, Plans ,were completed for the HIGH SCHOOL LEADERS: Here are the members of the Carterel Hish School Student Organization: Pictured from left to right, nation"; Recessional, Ths (;i,, Carol Lucas, Joanne Symchlk, u cy ADVERTISEMENT annual outing to Roosevelt Park, (cp row Herman Horn, principal; Joseph Kertc.s. Stenhen Nelson, Russell Cender. James Stlma. Second row, Miw B«S8 J ™ ' TITO CLASS ROSTEK Nadla Zyla, Katin Lee Rahoche, on July 14. Reservations may be Marian Grohmann. Eileen Dougherty, Sandra Fox. Joan Klsh, Mny Ann Tomczuk. Third row, William Uhoiise, Catherine Kollftas, Jchn Broadfoo*, Charles <•,;,, Dolores Kudrojk, Joyce Krau.s, made with Mrs. Julia Tarnlk. John I'olonc/iik. < hristinn Sufchlnsky, Richard Mcrelo, Edwlna Czajkowski. Front row, Michael Caplk, Jo«i DZurllla. Faum h Barbara Pallnkas, Joan Skltka, rese, Edward Oorecki, Micli.i, Chairman of $ie outing Is Rose UaPrlle, Dolores Vargo and John Mesqulta. Ihnot,- Josrph Klf^an. ZiM-i.i, Going Somewhere? Linda Mrklune, Chnrlotte Toth, Fllep, The birthdays of Joan Mary Ann Hlla, Oeorglne Menda, Klein, Michael Kovacs, TIHIH,, tlerrt Oaray, Mary Olendzkl and Dale Legion Auxiliary #263 of Car-Kutay, Oeorge Lovas, Fun,; Oeraldine Clko. Renlna Kovchak. Lucas -were celebrated. Summer Mass Schedule prizes. First teret with their Marklewlcz, Michael Pn.ikii:; RAVEL Pt. Reading Class Observe Flag Day prize of five dollars each went to For St. Elias' Church WriMn Fries, Mark Radci Aii-x-l Joanne Ciko and Linda Meklune, ander Radcm?ki. Stephen ' '11V , To Get Diplomas CARTBRET — The Rev. C. S. At Nathan Hale ccond prize of three dollars each syn, Michael Snr-;anitz, Roskovlcs of the St. Ellas O.C. went to Irene Sersun and Joanne Stutzke, Dwight Wadiak, i,ltJ ', IMP people feel thai anlldpallon lymchik, The posters for the 1 Church has announced the .fol- CARTERET—The upper grades rence Doleglewltz, Qleen Mil t. i ii.p ••: moro Ihon half Ihe lun. An PORT HKADINC - -Tour awards contest were made In school dur- lowing Sunday summer schedule of the Nathan Hale School were Beverly Bienowski, Esther c.;.| |i- ,i,-•••<• -TI if! a big patl ol a trip and /ill b« presented at the annual n effective this coming Sunday: entertained during their regular nz the 'regular period oi t- ?penter, Sharon Denton, lv:i, 11 i iii-ut important to It because It also raduution (ixercisi's "f Port Iti'nd- Matins, 7:15 A. M.; first Mass 8 chool curriculum. dette Doloszycki, Lindi V, ,[., IT--j id - planning ol the details. One ol assembly period by Mrs. Minnie A. M.; second Mass 9 A. M. and Yvonne Perieyko, Marilyn |,,X| i •• • t important detalla ol a trip U iK School to be held noxt Tuesday. Kaplan's fifth arade class and Twenty-thi-eo students will rc- e^jers at 2 P. M. Mrs. Frances Semenza's sixth THEY WERE "WAVING" MAI) Barbara Foxe, Judith Fuclis. s,|J In] n-i ninny the proper clothes for The Rev. M. A. Konopka of the. zanne Hemsel, Linda J•:,n-i,iij to!, ;.. y aire qolng. The best advlco 1 uive their dipionias at ^exercises ?nde class. Both classes com- TULSA, Oklib~Two men In a Holy Family R.C. Church an- bined and presented a Flag Day Jcanette Keieman, Ellzabetii i' I.I '|ivc you in to pack what you (hlnlt rcaided over by Martin Uraun, oral tavern had such a terrific ar- ounccs the following summer prcgram, The program cpened ma, Janet Lee, Donna I, y,.ii'll iM-od and then leave half ol what 'rincipal. schedule for Sunday Masses as gument that it ended In a stab- nemko, Kathleen Manclni. c,,i',ij y.u'vi' packed al home. with the reading of Psalm 32 by The pioKrnm will be: Pwices- follows: 7 A. M., 8 A. M., 9 A. M.Nadja Nartowlcz, the Lord's Prayer bing, sending one of them to theAnn Markc-witz, Kathleen Ci'in- me the dayi ol strict lormallty, iional, "Noble Spirit;" The 23rd and 10 A, M. beginning this com- and the Flag Salute. Flag bearer lospitnl, but not a sound was Arlene Phillips, Linda Resko. Du>| en,, ."li.Tf.. Even if you travel first clase PBalm, Graduates; hymn, "Faith of ing Sunday, was John Knapik, attendants heard. Both of the men are deaf een Robertson, Louise i: • u cruise, people dress the way Our Fathers,"graduates; "America This Sunday, June 20, the Holy were William Koi and Thomas mutes and they argued in si",nIrene Small, Phyllis ZucMro. l;j.| tV/ii' most comfortable, On a cruise, Name members and the lathers een Evonltz, Beverly Lance ;he Beautiful," graduates; flag sa- Glnda. Mrs. Kaplan's class sanj? anguage 11, ri rluilins are worn all day and then lute, weh'ome, piano solo, Janet of the parish will receive com- The Flag and the Eagle, the girls I : rvuinq you can diesi up or not, as Martino, songa, graduates; presen- munion in a -body at the 8 A. M.from Mi's. Kaplan's class pre- y ii plcnse. You can glamoutiie a tation of awards, Mr. Braun, for Mass In honor of Fathers' Day, sented a Flag drill, Patricia Lad- M• ip:.- cation with jewelry or you can highest »chi>l«stic standing; for A communion breakfast will fol- anyl, Joyce Helley, Nadja Norto- v yuur moil qlitt»rlng cOClttatl dxeit ighest general average in grades low. The members of the Rosary wicz, Nancy Kahora, Karen CIMII !><• comfortable either way. Doh't i, 6, 7, and 8; most cooperative Society of the parish will terve, Bubenheimer, Ellen Safran, Mar- I'liii-i iluil cruising or going by air, you itudent; and highest average in ret Pllip, Gail Braun, Carol i :: ill iii your wardrobe at every stop liatory, eighth grade; presentation DRIVER, 10, KILLS BABY Breza, Mary Masluch, Kllse Ja- y • muku with tblngi that ate difficult if class, Superintendent of Schools, SLACKS CINCINNATI — James Lykins, co'by, Renate Preltachak. partic- ,'i i . inciimes even Impoiilble to buy /ictor C, Nicklas; awarding of Jr., 10, kept begging his father to ipated in the drill that was cii .•nil- On the way back from a Linen 100% Wool 4 ^ iiplomas, Edwin Casey, vice pres- let him drive the family automo- directed by Mrs, Mamie Oreen- c.i MI p. everyone will wedr Ihelt "ilndi" dent of the Board "of Education; WEAVES 3 bile. Finally, Lykins said he could berg of the Physical Education (in.1 '-mnpare prices but you'll have lun slass nonp, words and music by drive it back and forth in theDepartment. ! -i yearn wearing Ihe things you've •95 GABARDINES 1 0-95 Maureen Simone, graduates; fare- Crease Resist driveway. Jimmy lost control of I1 it ;lil while your stay-at-home friends well, national anthem and reces- Mrs. Frances ' Semenza's class ncusr iicsi.it — Dacron and Wool ^^ sional. the car, struck a baby's playpen near the garage and ran over and presented a playlet The Flag ( •) nnd have fun and bring back loot GABARDINES 4:95 TROPICALS 3-95 The graduate's will be Monty killed Douglas Byrnside,, 15- Tells Its Story With Liberty and On or about the first week in July thni will make your trip live forever. Complete Selection of trysko, Richard Malyar, Carmen monthvold son of Mr. and MrsJustce For All. The scene tock it will be our pleasure to once again Margiotto, Clifford Murdock, Wal- Glen Byrnside. place in a classroom- where two Colors and Sizes ;er Quails, Thomas Simeone, Wil- children are discussing the Flag serve your needs in the finest in liam Sneedse, Gerald Taka.es, The cast of characters consisted yard goods and household dry goods Joseph Violet, Lillian Cortez, Caroie Faith With Her of Carol Lucas as the girl, James at the lowest prices available. Decibus, Virginia Fratterolp, Fran Bold He—"Will you marry me?' Kahora as the boy, Karen Brechka MARGARETTEN ALTERATIONS FREE! ces Frederick, Carolyn . Gurka, Shy She—"Yes—but at this time as the Flag, Andrew Toth as WATCH FOR OUR RK-OPKNINO Arlene Jarilon, Gloria Kuzhiak, I think I should tell you that I George Washington, Charles - ANNOUNCEMENT , TRAVEL AGENCY 4m a somnambulist." 499 SMITH STREET Open Daily Till 6 P. M. ean Kwiatkowski, Janet Murtmo Young as Benjamin Franklin •!7li 1IOBART STREET Patricia Moskalj Barbara Schwartz • Bold Her-"Oh that's right— you John Zeleznick as Thomas Jeffer- Including Saturday Maureen Simeone, Abbie Treid«r, can go to any church you want to PERTH AMBOY PERTH AMBOY son, Patricia Hendricks as Francis One Block from Victory Bridge FRIDAY TO 9 P. M. Gloria Woodward. —and I'll go to mine." Scott Key, Daniel.Den Bleyker as BO R DEN'S Telephone HI 2-0900 Abraham Lincoln, Maybelle Hen- dricks as Woodrow Wilson and Janet Domhof as Franklin Roose- SURPRISE CENTER BOOKS as GIFTS velt. The narrator for the play- 84 Main St., Cor. School St., Wopdbridge let was Nadja Nartowicz. for DAD and the GRAD. Joseph Comba, Principal of the Nathan Hale School presented the CHILDREN'S BOOKS • ,'. STUFFED winners of the annual Poppy con- ANIMALS • EDUCATIONAL TOYS • test sponsored by the American DOLLS • ADULT BOOKS • BIBLES • DICTIONARIES • ATLASES • DIARIES • GUEST ROOM, I BEDROOM TRAVEL LOGS, WRITING PORTFOLIOS, PA- PER, NOTES t AUTOGRAPH, PHOTO, SCRAP ALBUMS fl ADDRESS, FRIENDSHIP, HIGH SCHOOL and CAMP MEMORIES BOOKS • UNITED ROOSEVELT GAMES for the Entire Family • FATHER'S DAY and GRADUATION CARDS. Savings and Loan Association CORNER BOOK SHOP 79 SMITH STBI7STREEWT IDCDTIPERTHI AMBOiminYv HAS DECLARED ANOTHER RECREATION ROOMl KITCHEN OPPOSITE STRAND THEATRE *^^ SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND One day you'll own a at the rate of NECCHI...

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BRUNETTI NEW JERSEY BBLL TELEPHONE COMPANY Savings and Loan Association 232 SMITH ST. PERTH AMBOY 17 (OOKE AVKNUK CARTERET 1-541-' Al a. it HUtlun (•\UTKRET PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1954 PAGE THREE Holy Family PTA Sokler Piano Students) Gels IMW Degree Miss Ruth M. Bubenheimer Engaged to Wed Give Spring Recital —WEST CARTERET- f o Attend Show OARTEREr-^Puplls of Charles Wed to Henry E. Kettyle MRS. MABT KVMLA. UM IMMYCM A^BM, CA MIM H. Sokler, piano teacher, gave the CARTERET — 8t. Joseph's tlie front.' She wore a shoulder annum spring recital at the Pres- , i-,.-RKl'—The Holy Family length scalloped veil of nylon tulle The resulur meeting of the!Anna CZurilla, Mrs. Ullano, Mn. byterian Social Center In Metu- •Clmtrh was the scene of a pretty rl,l its final meeting of with a crown of seed pearls and West ("nrt^ret Girls Club wa* held Charles Shaffer, Mrs Mary Ku- dhen. wcridine Saturday mornlnn when * ' ()n at the Holy Family carried a bouquet of white roses a I the home of Miss Judy KutMla, bala, Mrs. John Krlsak. Mrs. V. Partlcloatln* in the recital Miss Ruth Marie Bubenhefcmer, and baby's breath. HMD Rnopvdt Avenue, on Tues- Sldun, Mrs. Anthony Gaydw, |V,];itJOTl of officers wa« held were students from this Boroush, rlnughier of Mr. and Mrs, Anton Miss Mary Dusko was maid of dny Mm John Gazdik, Mrs. Pauline Hnrbert Halstead, re- Nepshlnsky, Mrs. Joseph Trysten- Oolonta, Linden, Metuchen, .1 Biiibenhelmer, 51 Grant Avenue, honor and the bridesmaids were Plans were formulated tor a as the Installing Mountainside, Plalnfleld, Sewaren, tii> to Ovrrnlc Pnrk on June M. ski. Mrs. Anna Connors. Mrs. horitme the bride of Henry E. MIM Elaine Wilson, Railway, and were: Mrs. Rahway, Westfleld. Woodbriclge, Miss Dorothy Serrettll, Hillside, A rnke snip Is also planned for Medvetz, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew \rncloch, president; Mrs, and Perth Amboy. Kettyle, son of Mr. and Mrs, John with Mlas Karen Rose Butoen- July 2 The hay-ride has been Dobrovlch. Mrs Chervanek, Mr». tfntiin. first vlce^presi- The prowa-m by Carteiet stu- >t-tyle. 54 East Oak Street. Rev. hetmer, sister of the bride, postponed ngflln and will be held Catherine Hawk. Mrs. Stanlcttr, Franfc SosnowsW, Mrs. Joseph Oalvnnek. Mrs. Frank Mrs, dents follows: Toy Soldiers On 'ictor Gratorlan, O9M, officiated as Junior bridesmaid. June 25 NPW merrtbers were wel- en' KrlsMk, Mrs, John Brechka, Mr*. vice-president; Mrs. Parade, Andrew Sumutfca, Jr., t the nuptial mass and per- Beat man was Edward Kettyle tn the flub. ilia, treasurer; Mrs. Mrs. Pollack, Mrs PtUl Hungarian Dane*, Sandra Pike, otTncd the double ring ceremony. of Oart«ret, brother of the nnx>m Tiio^c ntten<<'in|{ the meeting secretary. Chamrn. Mrs. Stankovic, Mrs. Minuet, Susan Cinege; Golliwogs The bride, Riven In marriage by Ushers were William Solewln, wore Misses Carolyn DoHntch. M. A. Konopka ad- Catherine Banek, Mrs. Anna Bs- at Play, Antoinette Kuoinskl; in- father, wore a gown of Chan- Carteret and Robert Hoffer, Lln- rirolyn D'Zurllla, Nsncy Ood- I the group and com- nek, Mrs. Knight a:id Mrs. Stella Ecossalse, William Basics; Sona- Uy lace over satin with a seooi^l den, cousins of the bridwoom ev. Mury Gormlev. B^elyn Qo- ,l |i,f P.T.A. for the splen- 8dfchln.sk!; also the Misses Judy tina. Karen MaVwltz; Blue Butter- fitted bodice, lo ,nd bride, respectively. "nn, Mnrle Hall, BRrtwra Hem- il-li they have done In the D'Zurllla, Monlta Such, Carolt field, Mary Ann HUa; Fire Dance, leeves and full skirt with a The bride chose a grey and roc. Edna Hendrlcks, Elaine ,. l also lauded the past Sachenskl, Carolyn D'Zurolla and u Raymond Zazworsky; Jet Cadets, athedral train, with an accordion white milt for the wedding trip ras, Mary Ann Iriu, Suron Km>- i.,',1 Mrs. Joseph Kopln for Judy Kubala. William Nmgy; Val D'Osta W»1U, ileated insert of nylon tulle In to Atlantic Oity, with lusgaKe, n. Judy Kubala, Betty Ann ,ml,Mfiil work and coopera- Patricia Domforawskl; Moonlight CT •<. shoes and matching bag, white tlsdom, Irene Wyatt, OeorRette Some of our own West Carteret ., tlic pnst year anil pre- Sonata, Francis Simons, Waltz In JOHN M. KOMBAS, ,1R. rose corsage for her accessories. MISS lxntis itihhit.ru ine«e. Victwla Sul, Marion boys and girls graduated Wednes- i,,.r with a past president P sharp minor, Loretta Nagy; day evening at commencement CARTERET — John Michael Upon their return, the couple will CARTKRKT - Aiinnmircmrnl iale, Nancy Rapp, Llndft Collins, Am at the Columbus School on Mon- mnnth's vacation from training School and is employed an a t the OrariKe Memorial Hospital. PI A was held Tuesday, at day, The program follows; piano Also Antoinette Kuclnski, Karen Activity for season secretary in the Inbomtory of She will spend two weeks in Bos- CARD OF THANKS Malwitz. Loretta Na«y, William Solo, Joan Garay; Piano Duet, the American Agrieultural & president, CARTERET—The final meet- Mary Erwln and Christine Jolnes; fon. Mass, Her parent* will ac- JOHN A, OTXDWNELL M,wly elected Nagy, Jr., Sandra Pike, Francis Chemical Company in town. •ortroanv her there for a week's Mnciooh, appointed Simons, Diane Starek. Irene Piano Solo. Christine Morris; Ac- STORK We wish to express om sin- ing of the Washington Nathan Her fiance was graduated from ;tay. The thlrcf week Doris will ommittee chairman cordion Solo, Stanley Szyba; The cere thanks to our relatives, eZflibo, Andrew Sumutka, Jr., and Hale PTA, was held on Wednes- New Brunswick High School. ^>end In Asbury Pnrk and the last nisiilnj year as follows: Raymond Zazworsky. Story of the Flag. Olga Markus He Is a veteran of World War friends, and neighbors for their day evening. June 16, In the week at home with her parents. kind expressions of sympathy, :,,i wineski and Mrs. Alex and Julia Zukov; An educational CLUB II and Is self-employed at the Nathan Hale School. Mrs, Paul film'—The Story of a Letter was Sharen Donovan, daughter of the many spiritual bouquets ; ji[i-;)itality; Mrs. Joseph Roma Bar & Restaurant In Mr. and Mrs. Diniel Donovan >*f '•ml Mrs. Walter Nlemlec, Gi^l Scout Troop Sabo presided. shown to the full school at two Rahway, and 'beautiful floral tributes Checks were presented to the buildings. '/This film was fur- Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Eliz- 45 New York Avenue, celebrated extended In our recent be- Mis, Stanley Goreekl and her 'Mrthday Tuesday, June 15, svphrn Vizenfelder, pub- Planning for Picnic two schools as gifts.' nished to the schools by the Post ibebh Kukoski, 43 Whittler Street reavement in the death of our Mrs. Ambrose Glnda and sons. >lrs. John Tomc&uk, Mrs. Mrs. DelVacchio was presented Office department through the it the Elizabeth General Hospital, SurenUos will mark dearly beloved father, grand- CARTERET—Girl Scout Troop Albert and John, of 15 Vermont father, great-grandfather and Wn.itkowskl. Mrs. Alex with a past president's pin by Mrs courtesy of the postmaster, Mr. June 9. Mrs. Kukoski Is the for- #3 sponsored by the Hungarian Paul abo. L. Sabo. mer Florence Brechka. 50th Wedding Day Avenue, were dinner guests at the broth er-ln- law, John A, iiiul Mrs. John Wolski, home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wlsln- Reformed Church held Its tegular After the business meeting a O'Donnell. A belated May prograinj was skl of Staten Island, N. Y., on the 1 meeting Monday ev«iing In the fashion show was presented by Son 'born to Mr. and Mrs. An- CARTERET — Mr, and Mrs We especially wish to thank : iin business meeting re- church basement. Riven by the lower grades in as- Ladislav Surenko will celebrate occasion of the firft Holy Com- the upper grades under the direc- sembly on Tuesday Program fol- drew Saiporito, 49 Birch Street at Rev. Victor Grabrian, O.8.M. .n.is were served. Hostesses Plans are being completed for their golden wedding anniversary munion of their daughter, Cath- Hon of Mrs. Elizabeth Surchin- lows: Procession and crowing of the Elizabeth General Hospital, and Rev. Gregory O'Brien, „• evening were Mrs, Alex the annual picnic to toe held June at a nuptial at 10 A. M. tomorrow erine. sky. the Queen, 2nd grade; May Pole June 9, (Mrs. Saporlto is the for- O.SiM. of St. Joseph R.C, , Mrs. Walter Niemiec, 24 at iftoosevelt Park. All mem- In Sacred Heart Church. The attendance prize was won dance, 5th grade girls and boys; mer Frances Caldarlo. Home In bed with the measles Church; the organist, Mrs, J. Hert Sohayda and Mrs. bers are requested to meet at the Thomas Banick, Dmvmorc. Pa by Mrs. Rose Weisman's class Rhythm Band, 3rd- grade, March s Rene Vancante of 104 William Petltt; Holy Name Society; home of their troop leader Mrs. will play the organ and Miss from the Nathan Hale School and Mllltalre, Parade of the Wooden Son born to Mr. and Mrs. James Street. members of Distillery, Rectify- Balka between 9:45 A. M. and 10 Dolores Banick will sin? the Mrs. Emma Conlon's class from Soldier; Vocal solo, Robert Slskoj ODonnell, 28 Palaski Avenue at Little Kenny Sabosik Is setting ing & Wine Workers Union o'clock. vocals, A cece-ption will be hel PARTY , the Washington School. Norwegian Mountain Climbing he R&hway Memorial Hospital, ready towallc on crutches. Glad to Local #33: Knights of cofum- at 5 P. M. Sunday in the Ukrain —In honor of the An Ice cream treat was given to 4th grade; Danish Dance ol Mrs. Otlonnell Is the former see you getlng ,well, Kenny. bus Carey Council #12fr ian Pavilion. lirthdHV anniversary of their twip the girls by their troop leader for Greeting, 2nd grade; Gypsy Florence Gond»y. Mrs. George Martin of 113 those who/- donated cars; pall PLAN THEATRE PARTY The Surenlcw have two dtwglv bearers; Carteret Police escort; m\ Tlifoclore Allan and Ken- participating in the recent mem- Dance, 5th grade girls. The pro- George Street is home with an eye CAiRTER'ET — The Theatri Daughter iborn to Mr. and Mrs. Ki;bcii., Mr, and Mrs. orial day parade. gram was under the direction of ters, Mrs. Anna Bankk, this bor infection. Dr. J. J. Reason, and the party sponsored by the Sacre- Joseph Hoos, 6 Lincoln Avenue at Stirick. 46 Arthur Ave- The regular meeting lor Mon- Mrs. Marlon Ryan who was as- ough and Mrs. Josephine Major .Mrs. Sophie Nedzbala of 1180 Funeral Director, J. J. Lyman, Heart P.T.A. will be held June 23 1 ruined at a party in day evening has been cancelled sisted by the classroom teachers. the Elizabeth General Hospital, Arlington and two sons. Michae Roosevelt Avenue was chairman for satisfactory services ren- and a special meeting will be held Buses will leave from the churcr Ellzaibeth, June 11. Mrs. Hoos is and Lawrence, WUford, Conn rff a bus trip to Atlantic City Sun- dered. at 6 P. M. sharp. The group wi the former Dorothy Kmltze. There are 13 grandchildren. Wednesday eve^lrw and all mem- day. Mrs. Julia D'Zurllla of 47 Miss Mima McKay killed in attack on two bers are requested to bring SOc journey to Millburn to see "The ATTEND CONVENTION Post Boulevard assisted her, Great Waltz". Mrs. Lenore Var Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Sister-in-law anjJ ;:ui villases. for the picnic. OARTHRET—(Louis Brown and Ethiopia seeks U. S. aid for co Those atten'ing were Mrs. Edward O'Donnell Family, Dusky is chairman. ;rt Qulnn, T13 Longfellow Street fee expansion. Heley, Mrs. Paul Prokop, Mrs. James J. Lukach are the Carteret at the Rahway Memorial Hospi- delegates at the New Jersey Lions tal. Mrs. Quinn is the former Dog bites seven children play convention being held this week Jean Fahey. ing outside school. end in Atlantic City. Son iborn to Mr. and Mrs. Car- men Margiato, 15 Liberty Street at the Elizabeth General Hospi- tal, Elizabeth. Mrs. Margiato Is NOTICE! the former Mary Gaydos. «th«r — DOG OWNERS - Son 'born to Mr. and Mrs, Stan- Vaccinate your dog at the nearest Free Rabies Clinic— ley Campbell, 3fl Mercer Street at on the Rahway Memorial Hospital. June 21 to June 25 Mrs. Campbell Is the 'former Frances Jones. Kahn Warehouse, MON. -2:00 -3:00 P.M. - 55 Essex St. Daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. Kepich Service Center, James Treadwell, 26 Essex Street card or a Cadillac, don't for- at the Perth Amboy General Hos- TUES. - 2:00 - 3:00 P. M. - •150 Washington Ave. pital, June 14. got Pop. Wo'vo «ot all Iho C. Czujak Garage Daughter born, to Mr. and Mrs. DAD and the GRAD things inbotwoon that hoil 7:00 - 8:00 P.M.- Leber & Ash St., Parkview Robert Qulnlan, 95 Hagaman You'll never have a gift problem when you^nake It a habit to Stret, at the Perth Amboy Gen- liko and Ton can woll afford* Fire House No. 2 shop at PUBL1X! We've a wide choice of the most popular gift eral Hospital, June 13, items that are guaranteed to please. Just look over the surfiei- WED. -2:00 -3:00 P.M. - 183 Roosevelt Ave, Katusm am V tions we offer here . . . you'll find many more in our store . . . THURS. - 2:00 - 3:00 P J. -Zimmerman Sunoco and, they are priced to suit everyone's pooketbook. Stop in today L:BRIEGS & SONS Station, West Carteret and be ready for their bis day. Cutter Service Station Dr. H. M. Zalewski SMITH AT KINO MV. - PIRTB AMBOr. 7:00 - 8:00 P. M. - 760 Roosevelt Ave. FRBE PARKING RKAR OF (TORE Fire- House No. 1 Optometrist FRI. - 2:00 - 3:00 h M. - 561 Roosevelt Ave. EYES EXAMINED These Will Rate Protect Ypur Dog and the Public 237 PERSHING AVENUE TOPS with POPS Dr. Phil R. Chodosh CARTERET 1-7608 MEN'S TOILETRIES President, Board of Health Hours; Mon.—9 A. M.-8 P. M. We Carry All Famous Makes Michael Yarcheski Wed.—By Appointment Sets from 79c FrL -i-9 A. M.-8 P. M. $2.75 Silver Star Shaving Set— Health Officer Sat. —9 A. M.-12 Noon Give Beauty to Your Girl Grads 40 Blades— , J1 .00 With A Famous Make Cosmetic Gift Instant Lather T Direct Agency for These World Known Toiletries ' $2.00 SEAFORTII $ .00 Faberge • Chanel • Helene Rubinstein SHAVING LOTION 1 1 Revlon • Caron • Elizabeth Arden LENTHERIC, $2*5 Lenthcric • DuBarry # Houbigant • Coty 3 MUSKETEERS Prince Matchabclli • Shulton • Charbert Rubbtrset Si Eveready J-1 AUCTION Dorothy Gray . # SHAVE BRUSHES RONSON $n GIFT SETS from 50c to $25j UGHTERS • BUXTON and • Beautiful THERMOS $(1. AMITY $ I .00 COMPACTS 98c up BOTTLES : * & ACTION WALLETS 1 up up • HAIR BRUSHES WES CLOCKS and JO.95 STARTING • FOUNTAIN PENS 'and SETS WATCHES 51.00 AND SETS Tex, Hughes, ! PIPE TRAY and $1.00 Prophylactic A up1 Parkei, HUMIDOR SETS 1 up SchaEPT. 24-Hour Service for smart pack- Parsonage Rd. Near Roosevelt Hospital ages! In tlii km* u •• tht V&mt. m'n h V>ot km* ««*... OIL Developing and Printing. and Roosevelt Park METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY LLSTATE RA20R KIT A Off Route 25-1 27 wiMl 24 Hyd.umugii > ltw.1 U Onr/ ,L nnA ('a with Oiitfit UflJ HtjUfjriW YOU BUY EVERYTHING WITH A GUARANTEE IB MONEY BACK CAftTERET FRIDAY. JI'NE 1R. lf>.rvl PAGE FOUR 16 Children to Get Legion Poppy Poster Contest Winners CARTERET Fir*t Communion CARTfRET - Sixteen children of the St. Mnry'.s Ukraln! <>- 1 Sunday- services. 8 A. M. andmlr Forl:ik: Lvdln Hhi.sczyk: Maryf 9:30 A. M.,Sim(liiy School. 11 A.M. Smolynptz; Dorothy nu..is: Olorln Terebetpki: Thomas Olnria; 7.1ON MTHKRAN WnltiT Ken: Roman Laz.ir: Krv. Kurt (). Klettr lohn Marks,w;lz and Raym:)ii:l our engine Sundity Or: mini service, 8:30 Plolei'tn. A M.. English service at 0:30 A. M. F'i"nwip.;! mi^s. a cnm:nuni'in Scliunl nt 10:30 A. M. ^vi'iittf'isi will be ser,vprl,li/ the first ci.mniiiiil-'ihts in tl'ic mn- FIRST BAPTIST fi>ren;T ropm of thr I'Ttorv nndrr Rev. John I). Kcnfrn 'h" supervision of Mrs. ,lnhn 1>. Sunday 11 A. M and 1 P. Jl/ Olnt'u. Members cf the Ukraln- (nn CMIK'IC DniiKhters w;'l assist KIRST PRESBYTERIAN her, Kach child will be yi'-'spn Rev. Mnlcolm '•• Brown wjfh a nraycr 'ijor;k and nisiry Sunday • - Simthiy .School. 9:45 maybe heads, A ju'^in phntw.ipli i:f A. M., moniina worship. H A. M. the children will tip taken. ItKrMVK AWARDS: ['uplls of thr- Xalhnii Hale Nrhmil wlu> won pri/.r-s i" lh<" P'ippy (-i)nUst enn- REFORMED All children will meet in the rectory at, 745 A, M. tlurtcil In Ihr American I.eKlon Auxiliary. Shown, Iffl. to right, arc I.intlsi Mrklunc Joanne (iko, Rev. Alexander Daroezy Jospph Coml)^, principal. Imr> SITMIII iinrl .(o.inn Symchlck. Sundiiy -Sunday School, 9 A, M. English worslilp, 11) A. M. Htinuiir- STABBING A FAVOR lan service, 11 A. M. . OBITUARIES JOHN A. OT)ONNKLL 2 Township Girls DETROIT, Mich. During an 1IOI.V FAMILY Intense argument, Samuel Wilson Kev. M. A. Konopka CARTERET - Miny relatives Your Garden stabbed Felix Hammett in the Rev. Raymond K/ulecki nnd friends Httenried lhe funeral 15%imore In Hospital Class stomach and actually did him a of the late John A. O'Donnell. of 4 Sunday Musses. 7, 8. !l:30 and favor. Rushed to a hospital, doc- 2 Pulaikl Avenue, held Tuesday This Week) 10:30 A. M. PERTH AMBOY —Two Town- tors found Hammett's appendix mnrnln^ from Lyman Funeral By Charles M. Connors ~~ lip residents will be among the exposed. The appendix was badly SACRED HEART Home. Lncur Market and than after you cut the leaves or the greatest gasoline development Bernard Street, Cartert. Call CA- Shocked that he knew the an- swers, maybe. allow them to dry up. for DAD. 1-4347 after 5:00 P. M. fi-18 • » * After dig-gins the bulbs, work Sign In Denver, Colo., reads: over the soil In which they are to in 31 years, sets free the FOR SALE "Drive carefully—cats at play," They're to make "pussyfooters" New U. S. plan for aid to air- WINGS LOVELY HOME, 41- rooms, ex- • SHIRTS out of the looal motorists. ports disputed. cellent condition: attractive lawn captive power formerly locked in * t • and flowers, combination windows. Police and firemen in Sacra- Hydrocortisone is found to re- Venetian blinds, range, play room mento, Calif., who chased jm old press growth of cells. ADAM In basement. Fine for children. jalopy with its brakes afire, • HATS & SPORTSWEAR by lead and carbon deposits. 69 Dorothy St.. Carteret, $10,000. 6-18, 25 PARIS • BELTS & SUSPENDERS WU«d faf. . Jickion 7, Miniwippi 86 ealoriea in a bij, 801. (lawful! When the deposits build up on your spark plugs—sometimes in as little as P.S. Tanes up your dlgei- 2,000 miles—they cause the plugs to live system, too! short-circuit. This makes your engine IF IT'S BORbEN'S, ITS COT TO BE GOOD! ftilSS . . . especially when you don't y il ul your door, or it yonr Kore! want it to miss—such as when climbing \ O a JriH or passing another car. *69.95 But now there is a way to cancel FREE DEMONSTRATION SEE THE NEW out the trouble these deposit* cause—a Sunny days on th« sa"1 way that sers free that captive power, I- cuol eve- ninisinlhe ocean biee/«. Dames, musit.ul^ew- nmg We have it the amazing new, lower priced Polaroid Camera.- So light and com- pact it slips right in your pocket! So thrifty "\xo\rc you now cau make an exciting 60-aecond picture for less than an ordinary picture. did he win the girl? Makes brilliant 2:>A x l)!^, black and white print. Comem! We'll take your picture-free. im He wooed her by Lon£ Distance. , 0NIHH0A«D**lK It costs so little, fcspacially ufter Uuy on Kasy Terms—As Little as $7 Down ^M ATLANTIC CITY b in th« evening, and all day Sunday. SHELL PREMIUM nil. Olf And especially now with the tax cut $1111 to only 10*. Call Atlanta — BELL DRUG STORE Inc. only Jl.zg. Thme minutes, tstation-to-statlon, Plus tax. N K. DrlVlatteo, Fh.G. Tel. Metuchen f-4955 pAJi TRUE f , N. J. WITH fCP •ARTKRET PREflR • ••i FWOAY. .TUNF IS, 1954 PACE FIVE | Imans Bake Shop Myers Wins Game Ultnun \s liukory Ernie Weher Hurls Joe Zimmerman Monmouth Park In Wins Second Game As (Covers Beat Holy Family Nine (lops 3rd, Knifjhts New Record For Behind Orr, 1 Cavaliers,"6 to 5 tn 11-3 Victory fith; Beat Sparks Opening Races \ieri:.:{ET-lMarty Orr pitched :nrt«i€t--Tlie Clovers won their '•! Umic Welx'i ttllowed : cmtern .!(«• Zimmerman mp;)ed OCEANPORT Thr 20.000 1U* ,., nd victory In two day? In first gnme behind Myers in the „ iiuilor Ion) last Sunday when Mens Senior Baseball league, top- twii hits, both slriidfs, M i hi, third "ttrntpht victory mid trie grpt Handicap with a >=pecUcul»f • 1 plns the Calvallers, 6 to 5, at the up his seroncl win since >Knlpht R , |ts n-eorriemW(1e(d| theithf|rr sixtslxth tr|. fWd of flllir* and mares entetwt, ,,1'U'ti !he Ulmans to a 10 to 1 4 *tiit«p4iH mined tho ranks of the Holy] ...,.,._... „ „,....,. ,...., b promises another brillinnt day Of , ,li»-is!(>n over the Eparrcws. nigh school fldd last week. nimbi,,,. T»e Hol?Wii"iy!»>"Ph without a ainijli !«*« _.. ':' ,,n,rk out 13 batters to run Myers had a one hitter in his locket right up until the sixth in- 1 Til ,-,,s,li- brat thr Clover,. 11 tentlni the 3, nrks. 5 to 2. In the |ng |Mt Wff>kem|.s rP(.ort,.smallh. ,n!,,l strikeouts to 27 In two ning when he started to get hit. Mens Piiftbp.il League last week !n(I 0)>pnm!( H-.lv Family team. i>s a re- nt I^ibld's field. : A last Inning rally by the Ca- Queen, best of her Mfc ' ',-,, -iiichnel, losing hurler,struck n!t iif ihi'li• latest, conquest, mov-: The Knights of Columbus arc tniv. ,, , , valiers threw a scare into the ln inp nftllon ml ycftl - in •.lattcis. The Sparrnw Clovers, but fortunately for them •

. ....-jtL.^L.ta.' j;„;«*., CARTERfrr PAGE EIGHT WS4 rndnr.-nl the lhrre-mont.li sum- River Is praised • WhRt sifrnifirnntT iill this has exam Inn lion and. finally, n henr- which set an nil-time record fur mareln- In n frw MRht situations mer highway safety o*mj»t«n New Jemey officials as full- tn ,,| remains to br determined. Per- IriB before the diicctin. i the RtBtf. . . . Former Assem- but I hat they were not success- blyman George F, Neutne. popu- promoted toy Governor Meyner. status involved. . . . The Y,I, CLASSIFIED ful in bulking the will of the haps the pxplnnntlnn lies in lar Camden Democrat, has been . Gradual elimination ol New stone Automobile Club pvm . (IcleKfitPs Vhenevpr delegates some overlooked pnssnge In Dns JERSEY JIGSAW:- Governor t MM i HELP WANTED • • MISCELLANEOUS • named Deputy State Director of Jersey's 145 motor vehicle agen- that 1954 will be the i:rc. .'. didn I want, tn be balked. Kapltal. But experience tellR us Robert B. Mcyncr has called in upon New Jersey judges, prose- the Workmen's Compensation cies where license ta«s and that the hat trick Is one of the travel year ever. \\'i i \tl-.\. Part time .service PAINTER AND DECORATOR Thi".y also concluded that they cutors and lawyers to join In a Division. . . . Household or driver licenses are distributed, is 1 felt Dwlghl Elsenhower and Ari- CAPITOL CAPERS: _ v. 1:1 attendant; experienced Free Estimates few clues we have of what Is major crusade to reduce crime kite-hen scales being used by ice proposed by a special conMntttee •• ! .' no P M.-9:00 P. M.: also Call CA 1-4825 lnl Stevenson would have won happening in the Kremlin — State Offlcn of Milk Industry „ In the Garden State. . . . State cream dealers to sell the product named by Governor Meyner. .'. . oently received a complaint i,,, • <'- •!•!> ;iii(l evening man. Call V. ,1 TEDESCO direct primary nominations of The New York Times, by weight, are taboo In New Jer- New Jersey's 20,000 State em- their parties If such had been Traffic Safety Director Arnold a milk distributor was on>i',,',,, : Hi -.in. WO-8-2779, 1:00- 6 Flllmore Avenue H. Vey has reported 283 deaths sey and subject to confiscation, ployees are no* enjoying sum- i"i P M. 6-17 Carteret held immediately after the con- a pound of ole.o to each new <>•,- by cars in New Jersey thus far the State Division of Weights mer working hours from 9 A. M. tomer receive* by him ci !„',", 8/17-7/8 ventions to determine whether until 4:30 P. M. . . . State Tax m • I I MALE HELP WANTED • Slate House Dome this year. >, . . Light pickings of and Measures warns. . . . The June, which has been proclaim™ rank and file members approved State Department of Agriculture Commissioner Aaron K. Neeld Is the selections made by their (Continued from Editorial Page) cultivated blueberries are ex- Dairy Month. ... The iB5-,ni,( PAINTING and PAPER-HANGING announces 140 live poultry and being, praised Tor his work in 1") YOU ENJOY HAVING and upon the .submission of pectari to stRrt In South Jersey Garden State Parkway 1UL Free Estimates delegates. . . . erasing tax Inequalities through- MONEY? pr,oof from reliable citizens at- around June 20 with every indi- egg dealers who purchase from Bergen to Cape May County CHARLES V. TOKARSKI This Is a monumental work out New Jersey, especially In the 'I '• y, v ui will fully enjoy the testing to their general good cation of a Rood crop. . . . Daily New Jersey farmers have filed will feature singing shou!» Fcrd Kertes, Local Agent proposed post office appropria- CABINET WORK AND RE- dents, enn be included In the Corner Amboj Avenue arid 217 State Street, Perth Amboy tions set the city fathers off and PAIRS ^ Wayside Furniture Shop and Imported Wines, Beers Canaries prnni'am. CA 1 -6452. 6/10-7/1 Secofld Street Phono Hlllcrest 2-1248 the Condon Commercial club 3 TRACK ALUMINUM COM- IIUhw:iy 25 Avenel. N, J. and Liquors Guaranteed Sinters passed a resolution unanimously. Firestone Tires and Tubos 6/3 - 6/24 CARPENTER BINATION Open Dally 10 A. M. t» 8 P. M. PARAKEETS MASON In effect, the club said: 574 AMBOY AVENUE Babies, Breeders, Normals, Rsxes Woodbrldte, N. J. APARTMENT WANTED Ancf* General Repair The proposed appropriation of WINDOWS AND DOORS Phone WondhrldK 8-1577 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. YOUNG BUSINESS COUPLE de- Call CA-1-4822 $215,000 Is far out of proportion Supplied and Installed CAGES and STANDS .>in •; unfurnished three-room 6-17 to the needs of Condon; so, ap- - - also 15 Attractive Types for Any Blrl • Sporting Goods « parently are appropriations for • Funeral Directors • apart mcnl l>y July 15 In the vicin- LAST QUESTION JAFOHSEE (Loum) WIN- • Lawn Mowers t SEED and GRAVEL ity of Woodhrldse. Call collect most of the other cities; an in- "Is that the speedometer?" vestigation ought to be held to The Finest Quality Obtainable NYC. Jerome 6-3559. DOWS HAND AND POWER Be Ready! asked the pretty girl, tapping the see if the same thing is going TROPICAL FISH 6-10, 17 glass with her finger. SY1SOWIECKI LAWN MOWERS GET on in other states. Estimates Without Obligation Tanks and Supplies "Yes. dear," he replied, Finally, the club urged that FOR SALE THAT I 1HMKIIED ROOMS Sharpened • Repaired "And that's the dutch?' the wide appropriation measure Mctudien 6-5158 Funeral Home HO1NKEYS • FINCHES "That's the dutch, darling," REEL FURNISHED ROOM for gent'le- be recalled and reconsidered, BICYCLETFOR SALE Complete Line of ni.:ii Ciiwciilent to buses and he said, Jammed on his brakes to 46 Atlantic Street and sent its resolution off to Parts and Accessories FIXED train,. 7 Moore Avenue, Wood- avoid a fast approaching truck. Oregon's congressmen and sen- Clothing PET SUPPLIES "But what on earth Is this?" she Carteret, N. J. NOW! brid'-c. fi-17 ators.—Oregon Journal (Port- Hardware • De Voe Paints inquired, at the same time giving land) Telephone Carteret 1-5715 REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY • RKAL ESTATE FOR SALE • the accelerator a vigorous push GUTH PET SHOP Reel Cheeked, Cleaned, Pollsliod with her foot. ALBRECHT'S CARTERET'S LITTLE ZOO" TWO LOTS, corner Wilson Ave- "This, dear," he said in a soft, KREMLIN HAT TRICK KEY SHOP reased an* Adjusted 11 ;,u nui' mitl Treste Street, Isclln How should a Kremlin olig- 80 Roosevelt Ave., Garteret or Only 1 N. J H:ilf block from Elementary celestial voice, "is Heaten." And ft Ifa* 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE Carteret 1-4070 picklni! up,,a harp he flew away. arch behave in public, partic- (plus parti, If needed) S:'li()o 1, four blocks from Main ularly when his picture is being CARTERET • CA 1-7163 A Gift to Each Customer H:is electric, gas and sewer. We Hav*—- In Stock Kirci't His All taken? Should he stand stiff • CCBTOM-MAOE POLES Price $1,500, Writ* Spring Valley Navy Bridegroom—With all my and unsmiling, the Incarnation • MAINErMADE MOCCASIN* Ha: hi Valley, N, Y, of a proletarian leader weighed PARKWAY MOWER SHOP Plumbing and Heating • worldly goods, I thee endow. 499 SMITH ST.. PERTH AMBOY LOAFERS anfl SLIPPERS 6/10-7/1 His Father—There goes his sea- down by thoughts of freeing the FUNERAL HOMES Lawn Mowers Sharpened FRAMED WILDLIFE One Block from Victory Bridge bag and fountain pen! world's oppressed? Should he Established SI Years and Repaired Charles Farr PICTURES MISCELLANEOUS wave to the more or less ad- SAVE ON MEN'S PANTS 423 East Avtitu* Fish, Birds, Mammals IF YOUR DRINKING has become miring multitude passing be- Perth Amboy R.F.D. 2, Box 127 Plumbing - Heating • FISHING LICENSES neath the reviewing stand, thus We Specialize In 23 Ford Ave., Fords • TROUT WORMS a prolilenv Alcoholics "'Anr Opinion of Others llard-to-Fit Shorts, StouU (East Avenue, Colonia) Electric Sewer Service risking the possibility that his vinous can help you.- Call Market (Continued from Editorial Page) RAHWAV, N, J. Telephone*: Ask How Ton Can Win wave, 'frozen In a photograph, LOW FACTORY $RICES One of Ou/ TrophlM 3-7a^a or write P. O. Box 253, were successful only in being Fulton 8-3842 Wood bridfe 8-0S94 or 8-S026 6/3 - 6/24 will look uncomfortably like a FREE ALTERATIONS able to record narrow voting Nazi or Fascist salute? Or HERMAN NEUMANN, Prop. 621 LINDEN AVENUE IlinV'O FISHING TACKIi: should he pretend to be human, All Work Guaranteed Woodbridge, N. J. lUUl U ANIVWAIK smile and wave his hat at the Coal Glazing SPORTING GOODS WANTED-MEN-WOMEN faceless throng? SPARE TIME ~ FULL TIME 256 Monroe Street, Rahwa; It might seem that in this t Moving and Trucking t ALL TYPES OF Telephone RA 7-3894 .•N.ilum.'illy operating corporation is opening new outlets for world of hydrogen bombs and COAL - FUEL OIL NAT SMITH & SON PLUMBING Vviiui.ESALE merchandise sucli as NUTS, GUM CANDIES endless political complications 570 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1056 Complete Moving Job AND PLUMBING REPAIRS CIGARETTES, COFFEE, ETC., and featuring the nationally such "trivia" would never enter OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 to 2 Taxi H!ivert/KMl HAV-A-LIFT, sold in your area only through our OIL BURNERS 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms $35 the mind of a Kremlin ruler. We Furnish and Install MODERATE PRICES machines. YOU DO NOT BUY MACHINES! We Will supply But the evidence is clear that 4 Rooms $30 8 Rooms $40 ALL WORK GUARANTEED biand flow MODERN machines. ABSOLUTELY FREE OF the question has been considered, AH Types of Reasonable Storage 30 Days Free CHARGE. NO SELLING OR SOLICITING necessary as our NO MONEY DOWN RESIDENTIAL GLASS rc;;rfti loom Ull, 10 fork ri«i, Nwiit, I. J. FORMICA fi.it, 2 for 11.51 hou*« Electrjcal Contractor • Uc, 2 fur He WOODBIUDGE, N. J. Johnson, 63, likes to swim and m- Counters • Wnk Top* 100% AU Meat We're Npeduiiats In (iUlKes Imnaelf In a swim a b.ilt fltait und «• a topy ol your book CANNED DOG FOOD 1 1 , flow to get 0 mortgagt Ciutom Built CabiaeU • Chrysler Products mile from shore. On the compl" " "Whal to Look lor Whtn You Buy 0 Houn". Fir, White Pine, Knotty Pine HORSE MEAT of lifeguards, that every t|ll!l what it all will cost JOHN CIPO BEEF • Bear fcletlromagnetlv 111 Natural or Select White Blioh LIVER 23c Joluison swims so far from eli' Whetl Alignment a crowd gather* on the beach, li'<- whal you could ham In a JIOUM CHICKEN 5 for $1.90 11 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR TREE ESTIMATES guards have to devote their alt* TOP QUALITY — LOW PRICE • Tune-ups by Precision l No Job Too Small Call CA-1-7219 tloii to Johnson rather U«« " Addrm ,_ Madiinetf persons closer to shore who miB'1 PVBLICC Telephone: WOOD'S FORMICA Joe's Pat Shop need real assistance, Johnsim li" • Brake Service l0 Wwdbrldce 8-3 and CABINET SHOP Dew »i r#sted on « diwrde/ly " k-MTM 15S NEW BltllNBWUKI AVE. • Transmission Serviw duct charge and summoned '•" tooth S O»kw«od Avenue, Carterot 1'UKTU AMBOY — HI 2-34W TEL. ODIUL FRtDAY, JtftfE 18','lftM

Mell the buttev, ;idd Hie imintl tl.iinieli Place dish under the Th'mi:i fifime? made good use the fnrt thai the film k still l!n> NFW RF.SF.RVf: PI AN :iiul conk until tender • Blend in broiler and hent until tin" cheese biggest grosser of them all. It wns! if the ileliiy In startini> tTif The A lie-*1 military reserve pl«n. ffB- the flour. Add the tomatoes, green is lifrhtly browned Rnvr imme- •iiiHiuerer" hv landlni: thp im- lust peanuts bodymg a modified form of unl* IH-pper. sail., pepper, thyme, Wor- diately. mrtfuil role of Wnns Khan, ruler cestershire sHiice unrl bay leaf. if all the MOIIKOH You probably That Australlftn tiwlvp-yeor- enwl military ti»hiln«. ha* bfttl simmer 20 minutes, .stirring occa- Rice Dressing pmemrifT Oninpsr for his work In old boy. Kit Taylor, who U playing submitted to tJie White Hot* bt sionally. Remove the bay leaf. Treasure of the Sierra M»dr*." In "lioni John Silver." will come the Defense Department. A lour'- 1 stick butter to this country when the company Serve lint. 1 cup finely chopped onion Allhonuh Sliflli'v Winters JIMS month training period with toot» returns to Hollywood from Aui- than seven years in the IU«errt, 1-2 cup finely chopped green three dim offers under consider.i- Pier Angpll's twin sister. trallft. His parents will accom- ,iSl. these rice reriprs Took pinrnpplr in the nutter. Rlrr and Vegetable Dinner would run parallel with tnfe regular pepper tlnn in Hollywood, she ren-ntlv Pnvnn. has been given the part of pany him heir. '• mst' your fumlly will put. .Stir in thr flour. Add tho water, 3 cups conked rice 1 cup finely chopped celery flew to New York to tnlk with pro- an Indian princess In "Drumbeat." two-year draft. Those who MM celery, green pepper, chicken, and ",'IIK- iop of their list of 1 cup grated American cheese 1 cup chopped mushrooms ducers about a Broadway play. and. as a result, she will be work- Lana Turner who hamt been to participate in Reserve tr»lnta| soy Rimer. Cover and cook for 10 , foods 1 cup sharp grated cheese 2 cups cooked rice 'Wedding Breakfast." Ing on the s»me lot with Pier, who seen on the screen (or some time would be recalled by the Arm/ far minutes. Add additional water If 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon sage Mf desired* Is busy at work In "The Silver now has three films lined up, actlve duty for the reminder tf Itakrd Dinner n thinner mixture is desired. 2 tablespoons chopped pimie.nto 1-2 teaspoon salt Certl R, DcMtlle Is snld to prefer dhallce." for Warner Brothers. After "The Prodigal." for which the two-yeai term :: pork chops Serve hot over hot rice. 2 cups well seasoned cooked 1-B teaspoon pepper Ann Baxter for the role of the she will have to iro blonde, she ,„, chopped onion vegetables (peas, carrots, corn Melt the butter In a saucepan. Princess Nelfrltlra. in "The Ten While Twentieth Century-FJjx will do "My Most Intimate Friend' nipped green pepper Rice I,oaf With Creole Sauce SONS LIKE FATHERS and beans> Add the onion, green peppers, and Commandment*." Chatlton Hes- plans to make "A Woman's World" with Av« Gardner. Then she'll ,,. can i-ream of mushroom 8 tomato slices i relery. Simmer until tender. Add Into one of Its moat expensive Pic- Rice Lokf ton is said to be set for the role of do "Diane de Potter." the lady ANMAPOLIS. Md. It Was rt^ 3 cups rice, Mix the rice, half of the cheese, the mushrooms, rice, sage, salt tures, the author. Mona Williams behind one of the kings of Fiance cently pointed out that almost ten nt milk and plmiento. Spread over and pepper. Stuff lifthtly into a Mows and DeMllie is tRlklng with originally sold the story to Colum- per cent of the urnduatlnK Cl«fl 1 cup mlik . Cornel Wilde about the part of ,,,, cooked rice 2 eggs a greased oven platter or shallow fowl, or make into balls and bia for only $6,000. If you will re- What? of midshipmen at tlie Natal Joshua. ,.,... cooked peas 3 cups grated American cheese baking dish, c/over with the brown in the oven. Serve hot. member. Mildred Cram sold "For- "Robert." chlderl mother, "wh; Academy are sons of present 0> l^ioon salt Da«h of Tobasco Sauce mixed vegetables. Top with the ever Amber" for about the same are you always wlshltiR for thing: former members of the artMd i,. ispoon pepper 1-4 cup dry bread crumbs tomato slices. Sprinkle the toma- A more favorable attitude to- We hear that Frnnkie Lnine has price, nnd Margaret Mitchell got you haven't got?" forces Eighty-five out ot thfc , pork chops in frying pan Mix together the rice, milk eggs toes with the rest, of the cheese. ward WflshltiKton's views on the the inside trace for the role of $50,000 for 'Gone With the "Why, mother." retorted thi class of *55 are sans of active, tt^ |,.,, i on both sides. Enough U cheese, salt and Tabasco sauce. Bake in an oven 450 decrees for Inrlnchinft quest inn reported Nntlinn Dftroii in Sam Ooldwyn's Wind." which seemed a good thoughtful lad, "what else can tired, reserve of deceased mettl<- ,,,l(l come out of the pork 1 Thoroughly grease a loaf pan. 10 minutes or until boh ted pi (Wins; in India. version of "Ouyfi and Dolls." price at the time but considering ttlper 1-8 teaspoon pepper 1-4 teaspoon thyme :, cut up chletesn i.i-poons sov sauce 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1 bay leaf .,,s hoi cooked rice

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CHANGE IN NAME ONLY .Just Ben Is being taught to address Today's Pattern Auto Owners Hurt Freehold Trotting his parents as "Father" and "Mother," InstetM of the former By Gas Tax: Nixon To Open on Aug. 1 Paragraphs Infant prattle of "Daddy" and "Mommy." FREEHOLD — Freehold Rficc- One night he was saying his The one-cent Increase In the way, the State's only licensed The Definition prayers and had Just followed his Christening Held gasoline tax passed toy the New parl-mutuel harness track and Collective bargaining-* „,,„• The Infant daughter of Mr. and usual practice of saying, "Lord, Jersey Assembly last week repre- one of the oldest in the country, discussing clothes with hi*, u , I>f\r years ahead of you and they will blesg Daddy and Mommy," when Mrs. William Carney, Cliffwood, sents a potential iblow to already and teen-age daughter.—CM,. has a notable roster of drlver- H I nm ii womnn nf fifty and my be much more pleasant If you have he suddenly paused and In a most as christened at St. Anthony's overtaxed automobile owners and rgaduates to Its credit. Toppira Ing Times. ' ~ hu.sbniul has hem dead ten years a home of your own and a coft- solemn, respectful manner, offer- Church Sunday by Rev. Stanis- aboon to undertaxed heavy truck- the list Is Stanley Dancer, of New A vcr.v flue inrui who Is several ed the following revision: laus Mllos. The Bponsors were ers, it was charged today by Egypt, who, after getting his start You Can't Kenlal companion to spend them William Mulfer, Rahway and Pat- Franklin C. Nixon of Vlncetown, yrars oklei than I nm has asked "Excuse me. Lord, I should and completing his "education" Progress always involves , ..0 with. me tn many him. I have known have said Father and Mother." ricia McNulty, Port Reading. chairman of the New Jersey Citi- there, 'has bone on to become one tain amount of risk, After n" him H long lime HK he was A friend I could understand your daugh- Deborah was the chosen name. zens Committee for Equltlble of the great sulky Jockeys seen you can't steal second base <,', ,'i Mrs, Carney Is the former Joan Highway Taxation, of my husband's -and he Ls com- ters' attitude If you were mnrry- In blgtime competition during the still Keep one foot on first '' 1 fortably fixed, financially. We are M1XED-UP RIDE dcNulty, Port Reading. change. ' InR a young ne'er-do-well, who He said a gas tax Increase would past decade. This young Jerseyan very cormeniul iincl I am sure we WATERTOWN, N. Y-Police Family Picnic hit motorists three times as hard had the highest percentage of might be Interested In what prop- would be very companionable and recently found that ten boys had Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ahlertng as heavy-trucik operators. The winning performances at Yon- He Is! erty you have, but to object to taken over a cement mixer in the happy. nd children, Kenneth and Bev- added fuel tax would cost auto- kers, Rosevelt Raceway and other A bachelor is a man who Wfniifil rear of a building supply house erly, Turner Street, Mr. and Mrs. But this is.thp problem. I have your marriage to a fine man of mobile owners three cents more Grand Circuit points In recent rather wash a pair of sock, t|J| two manled'daiinliters and they about your own age Is selfish, to and were taking turns riding In- Robert Ahlerlng and daughter, for each 100 ton-miles of bad seasons. a pan full of dishes. -Wo side the barrej and cranking. The Linda, Yardley, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Magazine. tell me that I nm makinif a fool put it mildly. Of course, you may use, he explained, but would cost Grateful for the schooling and of myself to marry at my age and makeshift "ride" accommodated Joseph Slpos and daughter, heavy-truck owners only about not be as available to take cam of two customers at a time. experience he got at Freehold, not to disgrace them and my oanne, Woodbrldge, Mr. and Mrs. one cent more. Stanley will be becfc again this Neoessary the grandchildren after you are 'red Ahlerlng and children, Ellen grandchildren by actlni! so fool- "It was to prevent just such a year, campaigning as often as legs are appendages that "wed but. after all. infant society r6om which clashes with every Maye and Margaret, Carteret, and ishly. blow to motorists, as well as to possible at the shore course. Free- extremely necessary to bn^ other thing in It. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jann and What do you think of this situa- palls on one If they hswe an over- erase the present inequities In hold will launch Its next 50-day players and girls who are i,v I hate to hurt his feelings but children, Arthur and Erik. Rah- tion? dose of it. New Jersey Highway Tax11 struc- meeting August 7. to get to first base. - what must I do? way enjoyed a . family picnic at Topics. WIDOW-Ark. Go ahead and marry your suitor ture that the weight-distance tax Another topnotch relnsman O. B.-Ohlo. Rahway Park Sunday. Answer: and good luck to you. bill was Introduced," Nixon said. who'developed hi* skill and style Answer: Open House Then— If the mmi is thn kind you say LOUISA. "For some unknown reason, the at Freehold Is Billy Hauglrton, Why not ask him If he would In honor of the graduation of he is, I think you would be foolish Republican policy makers chose currently leading all rivals In the And then there was the „,„,• Dear Louisa: mind your exchanging the bag for their daughter Maureen from St. not to marry him. You have many to ignore the obvious public de- nightly competitions at Roosevelt about the little moron who .oi| I have a husband who likes to one that will go with your clothes, Mary's High School in Perth Am- mand for the wetght-distance tax Raceway, Westbury, L. I. He, too, off the street car backwards bo,l buy me things, which Is all very as you cannot buy a whole.new boy, Mr. and Mrs. John McDon- and to approve Instead- the pas will be seen at Freehold during cause he heard the woman staiui I nice. They only trouble is that he outfit to go with the bag. nell, Sixth 'Street, entertained tax increase, which was strongly the next session. Ing In the aisle next to him ,;,v| never bothers to find out what I Tell him that the rug is beau- friends and relatives at "open she was going to grab his w-A opposed throughout the state. Whether In session or not, Free- like but just jumps right in and tiful but that unfortunately It does house" Sunday. when he got up. — Expan,ij ,l "The policy makers wouldn't hold is open all year to owners, n buys thinits that appeal to him. not harmonize with the rest of Circle, For Instance, I needed a nice your things and If he doesn't mind, even let the -weight-distance tax trainers, grooms and their horses, leather buc this year but hesitated you will exchange it. ART RETURNED come up for discussion on the During the off-season, pacers and YOU floor of the House. If it had come trotters which are not winter- over the price. My husband gave I imagine that he will try to find CHARLOTTE. N. C, — Larry up, the legislators would have On All Occasions me quite a surprise by bringing me out what you like In the future be- campaigned are well-fed and Williams lost his wallet contain- passed it." cared-for in completely modern a most expensive one. It cost a lot fore he goes in for buying wearing ing $160 in cash and a $400 Let more than we could iiflord—and it apparel or household stuff. Nixon*said proof of the inequity stalls. diamond ring he planned to give of theurasoline tax has been fur- was not only the wrong color but LOUISA. to his fllancee. Someone tossed Arab sources said the gunfire Flowers was a very large bag and I am a AddreM your letters to: nished \ythe National Highway from Israel had wounded five in- ,he wallet, which eontained Wil- Research TBowd, which has re- very small person. He also sur- Louisa, 1000 National Press I'aitern 9230 (for shorter, fuller habitants of a frontier village in Say It liams business address, through ported that heavy trucks con- prised me with a rug for the living Building, Washington, D. C. figures): Half Slieg 14%, 16V4, his office dQOr a few days late Jordan. For You. 18'A, 20V4. 22tt, 24*. Site 16% sume only aibout one-third as go, incorporating some well-rotted The money was gone but the ring much gasoline per ton-mile as MONTCLAJ| takes 3% yards 36-inch fabric. was still there. Williams still has manure, compost or leaf mold Send Thirty-five cents In coins automobiles, You can dry the bulbs in a shaded Tel. WO-8-2986 (or this pattern—add 5 cents for a problem—he can't get married ORANOI without the money. airy place and store them for fal each pattern If you wish Ist-class planting. However, narcissus as a mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper Ireland will be ruled by a coali- ZEIGLER'S t.OUNGl | Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St.. Enormous gains forecast for the tion government under John Cos- group, form roots early, so it is FLOWER SHOP New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly U. S. during the next twenty-five tello, following the defeat of Prime Just as well to plant them imme- 410 Amboy Ave,, Woodbridcc NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, years. Minister De Valera's' party. diately. Beauty Shop? SIZE »nd STYLE NUMBER. Your carburetor-the tAbout Your "heart" of your car-

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