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Transcript of Voss Report on Schools Starts Today on Page S •m
Complete News, Pictures A Newspaper Devoted presented Fairly, Clearly To the Community Interest Anil Impartially Each Week • leator Full Local Coverage ,,1, XLVII—NO. 42 Entered as Sftcnmiyinss Mn'tpr Every TlwnuUy al Uic Post onice, WAtlbrldcc N J WOODBRIDGE, N. J.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 at 18 Orffn Strut, Woodbrldgf, N J, PRICK EIGHT CENTS Sweetness Board Lukewarm to Structo, and Light Calls State Main Roadblock; „, ( HARLE8 E. GREGORY
been devoting a ',„!• share of my efforts Merchant NOM Structo Aide . past five years to find- s0mo plausible answer to , ,, iiool problem. I think Signs Contract Voss Reportylighliglits Despite Expert •,un(l it last week In Cam-
1 • * • • To Represent Advantages of Structo -VV/M Huildiufis over Opinion, Still Ihr,e will be those, of Old-Style Methodkarc Described MM\ who prefer the so- .'.led ronventional approach Firm in N. J. WOODBRIDGE—Taken from a tcnoRiaphic text, following Wary on Trial .fhool building with its arc some of the highlights in the ahintlon report of Structo WOODBRIDGE — Announce- Schools by Professor (emeritus) Wn C. Voss of Massachusetts WOODBRIDOE - The Board Jariitionally inbrdlnate ini of Education veers slightly In fa- ment htis been made In Boston by Institute of Technology: vor of morinlitr, curtain-wall il txppnse, plus the annual Structo Schools Corporation that "The question of what Is a satlsfiijt*1 school has quite a number type construction in school build- of maintenance. The it has entered Into a contract with of facets. Among these, let us put first ... I might say, ings if approval can be secured., Alexander Merchant, local Board as we go along the Structo Schi ivides these functions, as m'piirations in the latter from the State Department of of Education architect, to repre- many or as few as you want." onsiricratlon may have their sent it before the State Depart- Education. importance to those who dis- ment of Education. "The second thine, h the th it "tiWurally sound and hu The conclusion was reached by ruse the perquisites, but in William J. Deegan, executive It a reasonable life, is compaf to tome of the old Irmen The Independent-Leader today after a telephoned interview with Voodbridge Township at the vice-president of Structo, also ad- masonry ani-conerete we have i in ye»tp son* by ... (Structo> bomont we must confine j vised he expected Mr. Merchant jftructurally is sound itnd Jusd durable »s considered from each of the members of the Board, ill submit design and speciflca- the usual measures of durahlllt/fas) any of the older bulldlnis." who attended the conference In ji-selvos to the reality of our ons this week to the state in Boston last week to hear the re- esponsibllity to educate our OVT ON A CASK: Professor Voss (left) with Henry I\fS_ (onnerticut General Life Insurance half of the Borough of Kinnelon port of Professor Walter C. Voss, h this characteristic, that it may hildirn. If we are willing to Co cimitlvr. »t building sltr of new home office. (Phot4,,,|, by Victor Jorgensen for The Ameri- r a Structo school approval, "The Structo School also head of the Department of Build- niii Mauailne, OctohcrW5 , be disassembled In part and Assembled to meet new conditions, _ loss than this, then I sug- rior to this presentation, only a ing Construction and Engineering ne-drawini? of Structo building which is not true of buildings the one we are sitting in at this of the Massachusetts Institute of est we turn in our citlzen- ad been offered the state. moment . . . ." Technology. The professor gave nip papers. Voss, Called 'America^Outstanding Kinnelon, thus, will be the first unequivocal approval to the con- ommunity in the state to seek "The third facet of thftcceptabillty Is: wh»t does it look construction, specifically that of- tike, would the people like »rills Is something that Is vcrr hard For some reason which 1 .pproval of the Structo design, a fered, by Structo Schools Corpor- lesign which last week won the to pass on for every commPty. For every person that likes the ation. iftm is even Inexplicable to Authority, was Expert\n UN Buildingmcondltional approval of Professor looks or a new school d># >>r an architect, three think it Is The only question raised by emeritus t Walter C Voss- of the terrible—»nd none know pthuif about it. it was I -who first to- He gave unconditional appv when the stress and strain Board members was that they did WOODBRIDGE -~ The four- Department of Building Construc- jired into the new, eco- to the schools, and thus become too great, a hurry call not see a finished building put hour discussion on school con- ,lon and Design of Massachusetts The Important Jg that is taking place today In school jmical and quick methods struction which was made avail- community is afforded the c> goes out to Walter C. Voss, up by Structo. The stated pur- 1 whose specialty is doctoring ail- jistitute of Technology. It also is buildings generally is the Different squandering of money on un- school construction. Then able to the Board ot Eucation sidf-rcd judgment of the cou ,he plan of Kinnelon to instigate pose of the visit, however, was to ing buildings. Professor emeri- necessary amenities, unne/saiy from the point of view they con- was conducted by America's try's foremost expert on t egislation which will permit it to hear the Voss report. There were was I who sought to get an tus of the Massachusetts In- rprndent and authorita- ouUtandins authority on the subject. finance the cost of construction no representations Structo schools use of building materials." The complete text of thejjr\sUtute of Technology, Voss is under the Structo financing pro- would be viewed. ivi evaluation of these tide on Professor Voss in Th<\ ,. . authority This Is the estimate of The Ame lca s oulstaruling posal. 7/ You HavdNo Financial Problem, Opinions voiced by the individ- fll n the use of building materials• . ..' othods. After I was able to American Magazine of Professor American Magazine follows: ual board members were as fol- In his laboratory at M.I.T., Under New Jersey requirements, et the help In this of Pro- i emeritus i Walter C. Voss of "With those tempermental You Don't jeed Us/ Structo Says lows: s and his assistants con- .11 school building plans must be Massachusetts Institute of hurricane wenches Hazel, Con- Andrew Aaroe, president of tssfiis Voss and Gumpertz .test 44M e!factej*Lweftf lubjoitted.by an.architect regis- WOODBRIDGE post- against a fiscal wall We are Technology in As October. 1956 nie, Di«n», and jlitors, whip- In re- the Board of Education: "I got a the Massachusetts Insti- d .strain on the latest mater- ;ered In the state. Mr. Merchant, tion of atrueto 8c not in competition with con- issue Protcssor Voss evaluated ping their skirts along the ownship great deal out of the trip. The h of Technology, then I 5, such as plastic laminates who was architect for the new $3,- lation to Woodbrid ventional methods. If yoa have the methods employed by Struc- Eastern Seaboard each season, ollowing a fiscal situation where you product is a good one, I know ranged for the pilgrimage it's no surprise that even the plywood, glass and fabrics, 00,000 high school in Woodbridge is set forth In t that for I have seen it before. to Schools Corporation for the excerpt from the script of can't make a to of it, the re- sturdiest skyscrapers occasion- [determine how they'll stand and has been retained to plan for However, I was under the Im- hear their report This in- focal school board as an inde- the conversion of the old high the Voss report. TJ tatement sults of our entire research pro- focal sh ally get under the vealheT. But (Continued on Page Six) •I. Dee- pression we were going to see lu-d chartering a Trans- t t school into a Junior high, attended was made by W cram are available to tou with- pendent vie*fir, and at no cost. deut of school buildings. The big bugaboo ii-id Airlines Constellation the meeting in Cambridge last gan Jr., vice out any obligation whatsoever. "... we have been able to Is In Trenton but I believe that Mm Newark to East Boston, Wednesday when the Board of Structo: public sentiment and pressure id Jury Probes Education heard the Voss report. "We are nolf'nS to develop a pattern where manu- the charter fee of $400 Donation Helps Swell [immunities facturers' efficiency will allow can break down that barrier. I He made no inquiries of the Struc- schools except am in favor of the Board applying and then getting a > methods, nor did he offer any who can't mak therwise. If cheaper, safe, attractive flexible school plants at a reasonable immediately to the State Depart-. stbury Charges comments in respect to the Voss you can, you t want us. 0 transport the party price, quickly, by taking ad- lent of Education for permission Our Yule Fund to $1,814 conclusions. If you can, iur materials the airport to Cam- vantage of the new technologi- use the product. I want to say WOODBRIDGE - WUi the help of a $400 donatiodona n from a very BRUNSWICK — Com andournun*' «° to Contract Received e cal developments." hat I feel Professor Voss' report fifriend d whho preferss to remainn anonymouss and a people who hi t" u- back up P'4 regarding alleged irregU' Mr, Deegan at that time stated as the result of an impartial sur- uood Perth Amboy e Local, Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso- 'arl in road construction his company was in process of re- 'ey." $10i0 donationn irofrom nuuuunUB,. ^ , In the meantime, of course, taining a New Jersey-registered atsoever to the functional purpose of the school ciutiontion.. the Independent-Leadrr Christmas Fund has reached a total g an{} electrical work tribute nothini Edwin Casey,'Vice president: ;.-,) had to find the way to .0-*. I, architect to present its plans to ntributed by the people who are using the buildings of $1,814.94. A minimum of $2,500 Is needed to take care of all the Park developmenl that cannot bj I listened very attentively to the list with complete food baskets the state, but did not divulge the construed as a question of luxury rather than Jin my rneagre living and a casesess on or that coulj he proceedings and if Structo IselLe now before the Middle identity of its choice. His an- function . presents a 100 per cent iow- for those who work However, due to the many drives last day that volunteers will do Grand Jury which. nouncement this week was the wrapping. Baskets and gifts will ost school I am very much for itti us—and in my spare for clothes during the past year— was ned today, has been con first that the local architect had be distributed on Thursday, De- "Thi 'tructo) method of construction which Is being I was disappointed that we [ mcludinK drives for flood relief been selected and that "his signed iiif I tumbled around being cember 22. Donations of money ductk preliminary investiga used in and industrial plants all over the country has idn't see a finished Building, and by churches for overseas contract has been received." president of the Perth will be acetyted until Christmas eve tion.l all the (eristics that will produce economy and that will To and I would rather see more of it M\ General Hospital and needy—donations of clothing have for there are always last-minute up Engineer Howard A. Mr. Merchant, whose firm Alex- allow y freatwt amount of flexibility of plan and arratife- •>efore giving a final opinion" ander Merchant Associates, has tlolng a whole lot of special thlngg that cost money, lagged considerably. Therefore cases which come to our attention. Madifceaith Officer Harold J. ment Harry Burke: "The meeting was jUmc'led to my menial principal offices In'New Brunswick, fitructo schools have all these characteristics. I have more money will be needed if each Donations received the past Bai!e|fj his assistant, James ... I ,n eduostion in itself. Dr. Voss ho ITS as a director of the nd Buildins Inspector was retained to build the Wood- Ion on its structural strength or durability. . , ." futnily is to be provided with good week word as follows: no re is a wonderful personality and he Hank and Trust Com- Finn have been sub- bridge high school after the Boai'tf warm clothing. $400 ertalnly ,knew his topic. What iiiv These are not Impor- A Perth Amboy friend. poena*appt,;,r before a Grand of Education severed relations with "T. [Uwstion of leakage, water and thermal resistance arc Clothing and toys Mwil. Saturdayl not be, {C (Continued an Page Eight) liked the most about Structo (Continued on fase EiyhO \iei on Page Eight) all pn in these panels so as to take care of whatever geo- ant tacts, in a way, but may accepted after 1whic1 Ah '*wil "-'••—"«.l be tlv. fas Its moveabillty—thut you can graph: location and exposures the building has. It is also light, move such 'a school from one part Kplam why my time is so December 17, I need the support of a heavy foundation. ..." I don't have too it cl f the Township to another us it off-moments to spend needed. Something like that puny \ ' don't nun a TV set myself, it Is'too much of a time- would have been practical when suloons, In Michigan State, the students walk through the corri- th 1 "or years Keasbey school was * • « * nnd there Is a TV set in the wall so they can keep up—and be Tactically closed down. I believe befuddled when they go Into the next class. These are not ;e should build such a school if lWore I get too far in Hl for education. I think the personality, the method
tiasio, Florence 'AVCnue, tided t KITCHEN was present at yesterday's pro- past-ptesident, Metuclien Gar to nve j'tai.-. ui ntc mi. f,..v .. against Pasquale Siracusa, gram to help her mother receive military tap dance and song to Club. • RUMPUS i Ionia, for injuries received In an the guests. "Me and My Teddy Bear," with ROOMS automobile accident. V Lions Club Sung by Mrs, Van Iderstine with I Christine Corallo, leader and Do- • Sung oy Mrs, vou »«>- Advice lores Lunn, Nardina Mroz, Chris- RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ~ BATHS WOOD(B,- _ Donations of Mls- Kozusko accompanying on Religious instruction is urged )QE If she. looks young, she's i tine Leahy, Cathleen Corallo, San- ANY JOB FROM CELLAR TO ROOF • "«.„„« $100 each. - Trinity tlie OTsan, lyrics of the song, were e made t0 flaged. dra Dyna.rskl, Janet Hawkes, Vb- Call Epissopal:C . presby- as follows: lt NO DOWN PAYMENT - 7 YRS. TO fAY • DORMtKi rt hi Firgt If sh« looks old, she's yo 1 toria Meyer, Janet Mangor, Cindy terian Ch^i ^ j "It's Christmas time again, an s t ames d,tssrpated. Hursey, Linda Leigh and Richard Pj-r^^pas .Church ang $50 donation t0 Joy fills the hearts of men, 1 if she looks Innocent, Po1 christ was Dorn on tnis Grififths, Mary Ann Wilson and HOMES BEAUTIFUL Z the First 8tsl chU1-Ch at a ' <*ivtng you. De Valarie Dynarski. metting of tticar(1 of Directors <*mber morn; If she looks shocked. SHOWROOMS OPEN 9 TO 9 DAILY & SUNDAY •HERE ARE THE of the Woodw^ i | Hope now returns with each amen. Several specialty solo numbers of the WoodW Llons c ub with Hope nuw Lcwiiu ing. ' , ,, lOUTE'U.S.No.l.AVINEL.N.J. H«ft •• «««!••» i Ten time to knsel and pray. will also be featured. Dr. C. I. Hot presiding. It's time to knsel and pray, If sh* look! languish j ThanKk uuGoud min ^.v.everyj way; Joseph Sojn chairman o hungry. rman lessin•—g ohn.inrt and true 1 ing. Trabert si^is a pro tennis pact WOodbridge 8-3500 the electric * Blessings abound and true love Is If she looks sad, shej the electric $usaiei requested founiounda for reported $75,000. •that returns 8e,(ie to him asWhen dit's Christmas time again." If she looks back, *"' soon as .posgiWi The program continued as fol- Dr.'Hutner anVjced that the lows; "The Holy Child," R. M annual Chrifitmas .ly {or xown- Stults; "Come to the Stable with McGHEGOR" 100'. Washable Nylon Anti- Jesus," Godfrey O'Hara; "Petere- cGHEGOR ,Ship children wUe neld rje- " '-'- - $22.95 i'jcember 24 at » t the Holy Night," I M«*t - I V Freeze Jackets Mi a State Theater. "TjiHildren will 1' liie quality suede leather jackets $19.95 J receive candy frwP-,,^ TicVc— ets may be sect|rtfl.om any Kcifl calfskin slippers by "SWAN" in .$ 0-95 member of the Ucclub , mTan~ , Mai-nnMaroon .. $1000 • The December 26 ,ling has been cancelled due ihe ---• & dill Certificate for "STETSON" HAT days. i 'INTERWOVEN" or "CAMP" Argyle Join Our 1956 RINGS for WOMEN CHRISTMAS Cli and MEN Bridal Sets flptometrUt Slf net \ "rtnothe" Expanse Belts That Earns Birth Stone A filt or Jewelry l» nut on y warmly « I Pastel or Dark Colots in sleeveless qrlpn $6.95 EYES EXAMIN1 thri»tm« m«rnl,u, but b dearly *™ „„, years to come. C»»oo»« your «'«» "°" ' Bllle, I sweaters , $10.95 .rnt selection of fine Wat*h». I»•««»" «fll, | All-wool ski-type sweaters DIVIDEN E»rrlm», Ntcktoeet. Men'* SeU Rellfi" • * ,, til PERSHING AVEN\ DWH Sets, Sl.verw»re. Hundred »'...,„ vour I Imported linen inilial handkerchiefs, t CABTERET 1-1608 lifts .are to dttifbt mry pewon ••' " rolled hems j 3j!or $3.00 RIGHT NO Shop. Leather palm, all-vsjool driving gloves ...t $B,95 to $5.»5 MEN'S "Alligator" Raincoats j $15.75 to ?4ft.15 I JEWELRY Si: l>I s All silk imported neckwear $2.50 to $5.00 |l Each Week You Save elve Watches RV Anson arid Swu»" J I "Van Heusen" white or colored Oxford Shirts, 1 Wittiiiiurr B $ .50 § Regular Button Down or Round Button llamiluin Gift Toilet Sets Bukiva • | Down styles '. .' $ 4.50 1.00 Kl(in 1( tiruen BABY Gin* t "Van Heusen" or "Botany" plaid wool or for Men 2.00 U Cuultre "r.lllrld | solid colors , $8.95 and $10.95 3.00 L'roton ( I 100 /I. Australian wool cardigans by "Puritan" $13.95 t OLD SPICK 5.00 MEN'S AND WOMEN'S t "McGregor" FiAe Cashmeres, sleeveless I , j sweaters ...| $15.95 • YAKDLEY | ELECTRIC SHAVER "McGregor" Suburban coats jof cashmere and wool with soft removable leather lining $45.00 « SEA FOK'lil f Pht Mi umn Largest assortment of famous white "Van • COURTLEY } LIGHTER3 I Heusen Century §hirts with the collar that can't wrinkle, in both Barrel or French cuff • SPORTSMAN ! styles $.3.95 to $9.95 • LENTHERIC First Inggs Or you'll be sure to please him with a, FBI FWBII Gift Certificate from BRIEO&- • BLACK WATCH Amboy art 3ffU Th« at6re Where He Umiafiy Shopsl • KINGS MEN Just Say: CHARGE IT! COSTUME AU Haudwmeix Gift Boxed REET On Tour HANDI-CBJWGE JEW^LRl CCOtWT! NO EXTRA COSTS! PUBLIX 8HOK FKWAf 'TIL • P, M. PKARMACY ASnull Uep«iltWUl 133 11 NUU St., ^^rldce Memto r««toi ;••;,.', iijiijgi&M! it ^Sii&lLiiiLmi 11 Jfc*ff mi ¥i l,|l THURSDAY. DECEMBER R, M55 PAGE THRU Society Bazaar Initial Meeting Countryside of N. H. Opens Tuesday Set by Council Mrs. W. Frank hiif?n stone fire-place, sleeping W0ODBRIDQE — The Wo- Hrwarrn resident porch, etc. Bslow barn Is ft Uvo- man's Society of Christian Ser- WOODBRIDQE — The flttt •i-rspondent for the car garage and under sleeping vice will hold its annukl bautr mretlnit of the Youth Council of ulcpendent-Leader, porch is a work-shop. Views of Tuesday at the new Educational WoodbiidKc will be heM Sunday in interesting ac- the valley, pastures and surround- nt 7:30 P.M !»l Ihe Pint ConfTf- ;,.i Building of the Methodist Church. life in the New ing mountains with glimpse of This will be the first affair of tl» gntkmnl Church. BWTon and uniM'V-slde. (Ad- Lovnll Lake take your breath loclety to be held In the new Orove Avenues Tlie new group il Sanbornville, away. A place of utmost delight mad* up of U'rnftge groupi In room*. The Methodist Church and WoodbridRc proper with the Me* to relax in for almost five Sunday School were destroyed by months. Now, however, it is com-' lin and Avenel Prtdbyterltn ,, [ invo it, more here die on November 3, 19M and are Cliurrhr.s lending their Wport on • niflcrnt hill country pletely boarded up—waiting for in th« process of being rebuilt. projects piaticable for the entlM .,•nu'li WB.S built about spring—and summer visits from The bazaar will open at 8 fit-, townsttip. friends and grandchildren. „ fiu'os toward San- and Is open to the public. Mrs. A motion picture, "the 8oun4
i Hi miles east) and "We had an automatic oil fur- - (••> William J. Conway Is general !; of a Stone" will bf shown at U» , IV ion at the top of nace (forced hot air) installed In ! chairman and is being assisted Initial pirlure. It Is a tfory Of. * I ^in 2 \'i miles from the main house before I moved by church organizations.' young hlKh s:hoo] teacher who It Siinbornville along up last March from Milton so | In charge of the various booths oroiiKht..under siupiclon twraUM ustiiw road that fol-|l am very comfortable. •\re the foHowlng: Marie Gorton a book he recommended is thought Novell Lake. I live Circle, white elephants; Ruth Cir- to be subversive. Like the spread- "I love the healing quiet up! ! iu« of ripphs of a stone tossed In '.!.," tlie winter, except here—rooms are flooded with sun- cle, food; Naomi Circle, parcel post, aprons, ties and Boclu; Edith a lake, the wavfts of rumor, (ojKttp I',,,,, the children, but shine. Tell Ruth Wolk that and hate touch shores for which •.. f.Tl lonely. • Wo'.feboro on fLake Winnipesau- Fredericks Circle, fancy work; Mothers' Circle, candy and plant*; they never were intended- and' i j.'iip, Tom, and their kee is only about 18 miles from cause lien niche and worry for the , I Mrs. Burns' son-in- here. Saw in her column that Fortnightly Guild, Christmas De- tonrher and his family. corations; M. Y. P., grab bag; vr, and grandchildren: sne was up here last summer. ! older youth, games; executive After the movie there will be % Chester FilarowtU, North Conway wrth the ski-mobile • U, discussion of the film. John Bunce were up here for [ i 35 miles north. hoard of the Woman's Society of 3 on y Christian Service, snack bar. of the Methodist Church will ex- My son, Jim, an£ ,,The aulumn follaKe ls fatjU. plnln the functlonx and purposes of the Youth Council. Refresh- come out each loua wlnUTr loOj is magnificent. | /. stay with me. Snow stays white. Each year I ments will be served. Lolu now live in Hampshire Library to Hold The next meeting of the dele- leftrn to ]oveNe w Miss Dorothy J. Olah Weds HiUes to the Youth Council will be H, with her mother. more Hunting and fishing are a held December 16 at the Presby- it, 25 mile south of big attraction here. You often find Children's Movie terian Church, Woodbridge at 7 . , 1 cliches fifth grade ^p freezers m homes that have Allan A Rand of Rahway P.M. The next program will be i: Chester, and Jim Is at no centrai heating or modern AVENEL — The board of trus- lK-ld nt that church on January 8. WOODBRIDGE tip length veil of illusion was ar- tees of the Avenel Library will New Hamp- piumblng—so many up here get othy J. Olah, daughtelf Mr. and ranged from a crown of seed sponsor a children's matinee Durham. He hopes to deer andbl g catches of various fish and small game which is Mrs. Steve Olah, 646 lVis street, pearls. She carried a cascade bou- movie this Saturday at 1:30 P.M., Plans Completed I>I:I, Barry and Storm, jrozeu t0 provide many a meal became the bride ofVnan B. luet of spidermums with an or- in the Avenel School auditorium. ,MIS. Burns' other son trough winter and summer . . Rand, son of Mrs. JohnVnd, 809 jhld center. Four features will be shown, as follows: Joe E. Brown in "Flirt- For Yule Parties ,'. ;,:cr-ln-law, Mr. and A11 ln all lt.s a fine me" Nicholas Place, Rahwa^} the Miss Betty Marcl, Woodbridge, ! .1111 Burns, Holton St., late Mr. Rand, Saturday the cousin of the bride, was maid of ing With Faith"; Charlie Chaplin in "Laffln' Gas"; "Woody Wood- Miss Joan M. Kuin Bride WOODBRIDOE — Arrange- Tni^and It I CONGREGATIONAL V NIGHT First Baptist Church, Way. honor and Miss Ruth Ann Olah, Rev. John F. Upham Permed Woodbridge, sister of the bride peckeT Plays Santa Claus" and ments have bfen completed for WOODBRIDOE — AY night, was bridesmaid. Robert Fann, "The Paper Hangers' Helpers." a children's Christmas party fcat- the double-ring ceremon Of Lt. Sanford\\ Brandt urdny afternoon, December 17, at in the last few un(jer the sponsorship of the PU- I Rahway, served as best man and Tickets are now available and The bride, who was gfc m -' o'clock mid for nn adult party L|r included the Percy grlm Fellowship of the First Con- may be purchased from any mem- WOODBRIDOE — On Sunday marriage by her father, ^ usherg were Richard C. Rand, meer. He is now In Hint nlijlit, sponsored by the First 1 he Harper Sloans, and gregatlonal Church will be held a Clark Township, brother of the ber of the board of trustees, with Na gown of Chantilly lace, evening, Miss Joan. M. Klein, Ward, smmd District Democratic ars Saturday at 7 P.M., at the Rahway one price admission for adults a honrtinoon to the v o Connors I bridegroom and Steve J. QJah, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Morris Club of Woortbiidne »t the Fulton of the farm Is YMCA. All teenagers are Invited a high neckline, long and children. Candy and soda will D«ch. Fla., the bjrtde frutiirc a full-length skirt of pleatel. Woodbridge. brother of the bride. Street headqunrters. remodeled for swimming, bowling, basketball The maid of honor wore a sal- be on sale at the matinee. Pro- Klein, 413 Elmwood Ave., became fa beige itted enseiflble, ii1 which wass Ion tulle over satin. Her cashmere Gifts will be distributed at both -hand-hewn rafters, and refreshments^ mon color nylon tulle dress over ceeds will go toward the new li- the bride of Lt. (jg) Sanford D. , Tnt, burnt oijnnKe parties by Commltteemah Edward satin for the skirt and a velvet brary building. Brandt, USNR, son of Mr. and brown alligator shoes ; and Kiith who will serve as Santa top. She carried a bouquet of The board of trustees will not Mrs, Victor Brandt, Little Neck, and corsage (tf white owhlds Clnus. Tlie committee in charge . she'll be happiest hold a meeting this month. wi their return, the couple white spidermums. The brides- L. I. is Mnrgnret Rose, Mary Kflth. with a gift from maid wore a similar gown of tur- reside in Newport. R, L, where Helen Fustos, Dinah Sharrick, The candlelight ceremony took I Bridegroom is stationed aboard Betty Hebnlcky and VlcW Martin. nuolse and also carried white place at Clinton Manor, Newark, pU.S.S. Peterson. pidermums. A slate has been nominated as with Rabbi Samuel Newberger, 01L, •* follows: President, Emil Pajak; 1 On their return from a trip to Congregation Adath Israel, Wood-fl A txecutive Board vice president, Michael Terpanick; krglnla, Mr. and Mrs. Rand will bridge, performing the double-rlni /»/„„WS. r/ ».• n Mnnnclnl secretary,. Margaret ilde in Avenel. For traveling ceremony. / ' " ™tuky Party Rose; i-ecoidins secretary, Al«x bride selected a pink knitted The bride, given in marriage J -WOODBRmOT^The executive Enlk; trustees, Sat CSntilizSrO, with black and pink acces- her father, wore a gown of lmpoiioard of School 1 PTA mat Tues Walter Hemsel, Melvin BeUca; She wore an orchid cor- ed Chantilly lace over blush saflay at the home of Mrs Harvev iwird^n, Joseph Liptak; conduc- with portrait neckline enhanJWeinberg, Linden Avenue and tors, Helen Fustos, Richard ForbW. bride Is a graduate of with tiny seed pearls, short sleef made plans for a children's holi- New members welcomed were: bridge High School and is fItted bodice and full formal trjday party December. 22 Room Anna Usl, Jane Mehes. Anna B. en\ed by Standard Oil Com- Her triple-tier fingertip veil wrt mothers wil serve as hostesses with Kafton, Richard ForbeJ. t>a silk illusion, attached to a c/ Mrs. Welnberg ln charge of the %ayway. Her husband Is a CHRISTMAIS MKETTNO gra\e of Rahway High School of pearls. She carried a 11 morning session and Mrs Cyril I an(*\employed as a mechanic Bible marked with white oijj | Hutner, the afternoon sesstton WOOnBRIDOE — A Christ- T Auto Agency, Rahway. tipped in pink and stepli Mrs>- George Oettle, president mas meetliiK of Janet Gage Chap- SHOP FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. i Mrs. Rand will t» at streamers. reported that suggestions for re- ter DAR will be held Monday af- 1 ternoon -ut the home of Mrs. ^ their friends after De- Mrs. -Edward SlItkln ,' f vising report, cards have been sub- 100 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE mitted to Harry I. Sechrlst, ad- Sherman Demarest. Rev. Charles PAYMENT PLAN cem' bridge, sister of the bride, M1--10 matron of honor, and Mis ministrative assistant to Superin- S. MacKenzie, Avenel, will bring of lyn Brandt, Little Neck, f",. tendent of: Schools Victor c the ChristmiLs mesnge. There will the bridegroom, was tr. Nicklas, , . be special Christmas mmlc. 'ore The next board meBUnr is Chftmas Concert , MISS MARJOKIE FERKO bridesmaid, Both attendi pink. scheduled fjor January 3 at Mn \ BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED: was Oettle's horde, Rahway Avenue. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Ferko, 1041 David Brandt, Little AtfflS Dec. 16th hls brother's best ma the Rahway Avenue, Avenel, have ushers were Kenneth Ki£Tfood- ATTENDsilEETING The annual announced the enxagment of UK WOODBRtoQE - Arnold S bridge, brother of *irab'- Chrlstnioncert of the Wood- their daughter, Marjorie, to Leonard Faust and S Oraham atitendeid th« meeting bridge ^School Glee Clubs has Jerry Fontenelli, Jr., son of Mr. ouams of the recently-formed Alumni man, both of Wood Dick II Set for Christmas been scljed for December 16 and Mrs, Jerry Fontenelti, Sr., of the bridegroom; Association of Pace College at at 8 P.Mlhe school auditorium. Garwood. itzis, Park Hotel, Plaiiifield. The next Aronson and Mur ^strive, meeting will1 be January 2t in STORES Music ]m various countries, Miss Ferko, formerly of Eliza- New York; Lt. (jg) New York qity, *-i just envy theliappy Santas who Eges, France, Germany Mall, beth, was graduated from Wood- Long Beach, L. Essig, 1 their Christmas shopping early and ItalMi bv featured, bridje High School and Is now Belle Harbor, a: FUND TOTAT " ChestedKingsbuiy Of theemployed at Raritan Anenal, Robesonia, Will Be 111. mt piling up bills or money wor- bf Wood- WOODBRIDQE -, Mrs, Salva- hblWstlng System Metvchen. The bride is a gri pf 1949, has been tore Costeilo, chairman of the V Knjoy this happy state yourself. -ed as organist and Mr. Footenelll wrved two bridg« High Sch iity, 1953, tag day held here under the aus- soloist. years with the U. S. Navy. He at- and of Syracus• e .<--ech and [11 saving now for next Christmas The pn pices of the Raritan Valley Unit is under the direo- tended Cornell and Seton Hall where she major/tahuh of the New Jersey Association .ill the other happy events you tion of ft a C. Prazer, who Universities and holds a Bache- education. She i400dbricige Ls being a for Mentally Retard Children re- by Mrs. Charles lor of Arts degree. He Is employ- fourth grade »/bridegroom ported the sum pf $236.67 was your family want to enjoy. Frasher, Fish and Miss T. ed by Fibro Corporation, Gar- Township schr-"rork schools raised. Mrs. Costello wishes to Wagner, the vocal music is a graduate wood, A spring wedding Is plan- Institute thank all her workers. departmen school system. ned. and Lowell
Mondur - Thunda; !A,H.ir, M. s hl::!i.. Hours: ~ •" -r » A, !M. - « P. M. Safety for Savings Since IU56 the The PERTH AMBOY luxury Savings Institution PEHTU AMBOY, NEW JERSEY Since we can't ohit all of you durfrM this joyoui Corporation Wembtr Ped«»! holiday uason, this We've lingerie that's all aflutter •with frivolity h our way 0/ letting you - - ~ just as luxurious in ; know how much we have as tin be, and yet so very practical, tool appreciated your patronage <.iH ', Extra Comfortable, Decorator Folding \iiie for Christmas giving and friendship throughout the - - come on in and see. past year. We promise OOWNS to seroe you as well in the BRIDGE CHAIRS ROBES • NEGLIGEES futun as we have itt WlW fcJ • PANTIES the past, to continue to %lota«i PI* »-^ • GIRDLES deserve your loyalty and trust. • BRAS ID IDEAL EATERS SKIRT8 REGUIrAR CHRISTMAS • BLOUSES ' GIFT! • PAJAM&3 16.&5 OF COURSE sun u May Us* Y-A^WAY f 1 OPEN GF^TLEMEN! We'll B« G to Help You «Meot Her G«t! OPEN SUNDAYS FREE PARKING EVERY 1 TO 6 P.M. Ll Christensen's At EVENING LENE'S St. James' Playgroyjiri 216 |n Ave. VA-2-2890 Pi Department Store (FOKMKWLY 91 MAIN STREET Z Convenient Entrances N. J. W WOODBRIDGE, N. J. MAIN AND GROVE STS. IGHWAY NO. 9,Z Z:oZZ>**™™« AT NIGHT T TO .mwv^^»tv*flia>*inm»iiMsu^imr \
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10* 47< 49c 113I%TBEET, ABRIDGE OpeIl »tll 10 P. M l to?P.M. PAOE FIVI KrKi0WT-l*M»R THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 __ _ __—. —
'ext of Voss Report to School Board on Structo Materials and Methods •m « I hnvp a grlpp. and this runi into schools quickly and at a cost diametrically against the opinions «•<- e»n better afford With Ihr Mnicto school this seems a possl- •f the NEA and teaehuu profts- «< *»»*• and that Is why we inv slon. that we now have the con- Hi upon you before and are i-ept that we should have about t • w-n- *cday. Th» principal thing 34 students per teacher I was 'i I these folks are Interested In is educated under St students per | whether these Slracto schools are, teacher and I don't think t suf- ' 1 '•n your Judgment, satisfactory irred. But I had a bang-up teach- '' schools, or. Six rows of nine students each n every clans there. Now we have VOSS: The question ot what Is he same s|w classroom and onlj . ;•'' - saUrfactory school has quite :* students. That means more a number o| facets. Amor* these crashers. I think most teachers / M us put function first Certain would bf slnd to double that It j taints m on In a, school that have ve double their snlnries- They . j pot to be provided tor by func- wou'.d do just as good a Job, and i tional use. I might say as we so here would te more competition atont thirt the 3tncto school and more association among tht • •provides these functions, as many undents. This is heresy from the ' i or as few as you want. aandpolnt of th? NEA .but thats ,,- : The second & Is the thing »'hat I think. Young people no t» '. structurally sound and has It ol>•;(' and nei into a lecture room « reasonable IKe. as compared vith 500 treshmrn to listen to a !o some oT the old froien masses oat'her (Joins » .pretty good job. of masonn and concrete that we We don't use our space efficient- have Men In years gone by. This Is ly in schools. There are any num-" a test also, Structurally It Is iHT ot schools that could take on sound and Jus,t as durable con- 25 per cent more students, put In •noi'o scats, without building an sidered from the usual measures actual school, I know that my edu- of durability ot any ot the older cation w«s not neglected on that """""' .«s. The quwMon ot dura- score and 1 know that teachers hovever, Is related to how VwM what they should be paid an much money you spend, how aot concerned. lont you atnortite and can you lust discard It after a period ot The progressive Idea is where ' * you give the students a six-gun, a wars as time and conditions bolo knltr, a bottle of sulfurlc acid -nature. and au infernal machine and say The structo school also has this "Now children, express your- characteristic that It may be selves!" You know what happens? disassembled In part and They blow the damn place upl issomWed to meet new condi- Where anybody ever got the con- ' tions, which Is not trur ot build- rept that a younpster in school has ings like the one we are sitting (h the background to know what It *t this moment. Here It would Kood^or him. T don't know: ThWjf' cost more to me and re-frtct kids laugh up their sleeves over t building today than lt would what they did in high school. Even 'o erect It In Ah* tlrst place. Pan- In our first grade rooms we now rilwd buildings In general, such have a room that has all the mud pies and running water in trays n i i. v... .,^_ , i and is used In Industrial plants, can so they can see the flow of the »v>,mpM*,, »e have have thttr tao«s lifted, can be ex- water—to learn hydraulics! They i.v;*.y t» hear what tended, altered. The move Is gen- throw chairs In corners. This to fV, ,i> «*w*it the Structo erally In that direction In con- expressing themselves. This Is fine ,-«>. <.mip are eight struction, Furthermore, It elimin- In somebody else's place. But these -.I'll mhwrs
«to, In ***** j.' 'tii^iki • ,..i borntf by fourth tn Harvard, M.I.T., Pie Alley, —*• \*T PAGE SIX laden with fresh flowers which is hard by newspaper the taxpayers ' After you have been to the row where I once worked and and those who •*• Rltz in Boston, you've had it ' from which I ignominiously guests, paid on!;. , •-» * » ¥ departed — these views of I for themselves. T'v After lunch, we arranged Boston. I think somev folks jus paid our own • or a car to take our friends whom we shall probably ! charges and enu>; on a slght-sef ing trip of the never see again have a happy crew This, with > city — the Library. Boston recollection of the day. at M.IT , was <•>;;:• Museum of Fine Arts, the * • » • tion towards our • , old North Church and State Ii This expense, I want to —and free, By MRS. I House, Faneuil Hall, the tion—now. JOHN T. I Charles River Esplanade, say for the record, has been MoDONNEM V; , i 15 Slith Strwl port Rfadini WO-8-JM2-W
mi's Party At ii imiimi! held Wednesday, ni&ht in Mir iiiu:i:)i hull, the Holyj Namo Hoc.cy of SL. Anthony's ChUicli nu'.(ti> nl.tiis for the annual twrish CliriKtiiiiis party. The date is to be Miiiounccd Inter. 111 ! Hold Christmas Party The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Anthony's cijoyed a Christmas party Tuesday might after the business meeting in the church hall. Exchange of gifts and holi- day refreshments were featured. Auxiliary Activities The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Port Reading Fire Company 1 will be held Thursday, December 15, at 7:30 P.M. in the firehouse. A Christ- mas party will be held after the business meeting with Mrs. Joseph RESEKV13T HONORED: Al a retirement ceremony hrld in the Naval Armory Tuesday niicht for Chief BaestrciiTs MM» Frank J. A?*' Nevis as chiuniun. A special meet- Bracken, 449 Mechanic Street. Perth Amboy. thrrr Township reserve officers and a chief petty officer acted »s "s'debojrs" for the re- Ing o! the party'committee will be tiring chief, thief Bracken has completed 34 years with the service. He Is shown saluting while the romm*ndinj officer, Commander held at the home of Mrs. Joseph S. I, Simon, New Brunswick, on the rttrcmr r Hit, sounds the boatswain's pipe. On the left side in order are t.leut. Commander George Nevis, School Street tonight at Szabo and Lieut E. A. Tanguay, Coloni.v. Chief Warrant Officer W. E. Van Dorm, Metwhtn. and Chief Commissary Steward A. E. Andersen, Woodbridge. On the right side, fourth in line, h It. R. R. Rankln. Colonia. 8:30 o'clock. Committee members 151 ";1 are Mrs. Michael Solccki, Mrs. Michael Galalhb, Mrs. Sabby Mar- Sweetness and Light tino, Mrs. Joseph Covino, Mrs. Voss Called Expert Continued from Page One» Michael Simeone, and Mrs. Patsy (Continued from PatP e OnOne) LaRusso. CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS up under varrying conditions of pellet) to do this, I bar no The special project of the Aux- weather and climate. But Vow's punches — either taking or iliary began Monday. Members are (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be to thfo laboratory work Is constantly receiving, asked to submit names to Mrs. interrupted by emergency alls • • » * Sabby Martino. chairman, or any office no later than TUESDAY NOON of FREE GIFT WITH EVERY SET! PRODUCTS Of TH1 CALIFORNIA OI AM A J Surpris7 e him with an Choose a set of covers from our large stock of the CflMST- III newest fabrics and patterns. We'll gift-box them 5 , MAS TREE 11.L14 iv RARITAN OIL COMPANYf Inc., M. m *«»« « COMING TO for Christmas and install them after the holidays » TEU> YOU THAT DEALERS: PAREWAY (V " ELGIN tor you. In addition to our low prices CHRISTMAS IS RARITAN ok CALSO STA. EDDIE'S CALSO STATION HXRE m SCHUES- RMI* #1 New Brumwkk AientM INQKRB CELEBRATED New Briwwk*- >• NUon. N. J. Near An^My AveniM You Get A BONUS Gil CARD QAJAERY. YOU'LL Perth Ambay, N. J, FIND RSLK1IOUS, MOD- rOULSEN CALSO STA. of a lovely plastic beach bag valued at $2.00 with ERN, CLASSIC AND AMUS- Ukc AVC&M LINCOLN CALSO SERVICE Metuehen, N. J. your gift set of covers. So, you purchase a gift ING CARDS TOR EVERYONE. Buddy Poul«n, Prwp. C«r. Prospect «ad ThMtti BU. HV«M YOUR UNCLB IHGM TIM- South Rim H tonn and you receive a gift! BUKTU . . . EACH ONE 16 MORE ED STERN'9 CALSO STATION Perth Ambuy. DISTINCTIVE AND HANDSOME Ford Avenu COLONIA CALSO STA. Al W»t»k. M*'""' THAN THE NECT YQUR FRIENDS Ferd», N. J, St. Qcortc Avert* HILLSIDE CAtSO >' WJLL WANT TO KEEP THEM ALWAYS. Colon)*, N. J. Avrnw WE INVITE wBSTt^AJmicE Mickey MwrtnUn Pro» "JIFFY" SLIP-ON SEAT COVERS CALSO STA. YOU TO COMB Gift wrapped, washable Terry UTtnnUn Avuia* EAPOLKACAUO STA. 1 0 AND 3KE THEM Ntw .Bnuuwtck, N. J. Route #1 MILLTOWN 4* ; Cloth Covers in a wide range 1B _ Ewin Bhwb«fl[, Fnp. __ Nixon, N. J. KuhMhM ^ H» of "tailors, " I t AMBOY CALSO M*l»wn. N ' JUNES CALSO STATION v UMH AVtKV. M.uul«. Boutc No. M fs"CAi^t» >' *.iign. Swill I'M «"* i South Amboy, N. I. Route 11 Route »< highly vitlbli nunnuli. •etMttttobe* MolJmj iipuiiiiw band. AWMI N. '• GIFT CERTIFICATES TONVE»VcAiio*mr" 1 kl Andy Hmta^i " Ovatantanl nnV'«*' ' Smith Stnct-CMvery MWL RENDER'S CALSO STA. s OUIAFOWM TORAY BROS tA« " MAINSMN* Open Daily 8;3O A. M to61».M. Perth A»t»y, N. J, South Ptaw Atenao • JctaUfUjU, Tnp, . iouth Awboy, N. J. Woodbridie Av>»"< NUOB. N. J Monday thru Saturday . RUSSQ'S CALSO SB1V1CB Aub. R4F Open EveuiaifK Until New pronswkk AVMMW fMd», N. J, Monday, U«c. VI CALSO SSI Ambor Awn™ Nertli STITTS' Wt«d»rM(«. N. J. DALTON 'fKANi'i CALSO Tel. WO 8-8275 GIVtf A TWWWWfSitHIS CHRISTMAS $ UEBERMAN ,N.l, 1122 i.i noon no. i, mm SmKh St., Between Madison and McCWlan Quality Jewelen from Green Shutters Hotel, Juit ttonth of New Jersey Perth AuJMj, N. J. , N. J. ||.. SMITH 8TBPJ State Prbon Fptm. p»rth Araboy—VA-84 "7*. PAG£ DiXJlMBEft 8. 1955 Mr- Benjamin Welnsteln, Mrs. PLANNED Elrncr Mitchell nnd Mr. Schlstter . — A tolevtolorvDonation Made were appointed by the orgimlni- Junior Clubwomen l New simulfttctl at the tion to spive us tmtUns. and plant OBITUARIES art* ., „. Jewish Communuy To Christmas Fund weir made f'ir the entire executive Slate Yule Party — A Uj, Center for the annual Chanukah | board and the trustee to be 1ft- which wlU be turned over to arc nwtlng of Sisterhood Congre- AVENEL — Donations wfrejrorpor.itcd, ond the orK«nl»MOn ! IUEL me Traltamowiti. Woodbridge: | Uon Adath Israel. Monday, at AVENEL — Plans were com* the Independent-Leader chrttt- - Elmer M. Tinrti- to the Avenel-Colonia First! Is now seeking a charter, the pres- Hoy McMlelwel, Mrs. Ol.i« Lsskowski, Hop*lMsn;i mas Fund, will be part of the Green, Jt, 6 Madison Avenue, »:30 P. M. The program will be Mrs, Rose Romaneti, Fords: Mrs.pitted for the Chi'istrrtns party for \id Stiuud and ThTh5 Intlependentp - jfnt executive board was appointed Avenue, died Frt- the Members' children and young iKlmission to the Christmas Avtrtfl ajti/i Alexander M. Ysczlnn, "Stop the Dreldel." Lender chrlstmns Fund, by mem- as Incorporators. a i, «,as employed as Mftry PUrnllcIa, Eliwbeth; Mrs. party to be held Saturday night 2Bt) Cartft'et Road, Port Reading will be Mrs. was named chairman of the com- Julia Zmw, Avenel: Mrs. Helen mrsts by the Jnhlor Woman's PaTtielpntln? wll «rs oll the Democratic and CiviCivicc , iiif Amtrican Cs- Club of Avenel at a meeting Tues- at the Hungarian Ball, school were nftmed to tiir- Woodbrlrij* Ellentuch. Mrs. Tred Kessler. Mrs of East Avenel at a meetini g j mlttee, Browne. Clifton: four sons. An- Police Department as Patrolmen H« Is sur- thony. with whom he resided; Mi- day in the home of Mrs. Hans Sireet, to be sponsored by the Isadwe Rabinowltis, Mrs. Irving \e)d Mondny evening at the Mnple Mri. Danir: HfullnR, gave a re- Mary Owc- Neilsen, M Melnzer Street, with Woodbridne Township 4tn clUf*, effective January 1, at Puriti. Mrs. Sherman Aneiev, Mrs. Tree t\rm. port on the theatre party to Ne* chael of Perth Amboy, Peter of * rhwtinfl nf the Town Committee sons. Ffid Nihl ! Rast BrvAivwick; Mrs. Martin Qutowslci as co^host- llcftn Club, Stewart Brown, Mrs. Edw.ud Final plnns were marie for the York City where the group «^r • :>-h Tuesday. waufman and Mi's. Sol Sirillw. iinuiilciuisimHl party to be held,u,e ttage'.phiy -Fanny,' and sss. the'party #111 be held Sntur- The affair will be oabartt 1 Mr, Green was hnrn Decertify !' it Lou Hornrr's LOR CUbin, Wood- 'made n tour of Greenwich Village. brother. Steven, Detroit. rtay, December It, at the First style. There will be special •i Wlrvn. ?r 1RAVKL CLOCKS JKWEUtY CASES • JOSEPH ANDKASCIK'8 WALLETS Liquor Store Smith 8f., ftftk Amtyf 5?4AMBO* AVENUE m^m^^^^^^f^^ tm**m* THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 INDEPENDENT PAGE EIGHT •"•••Ann $400 Donation Jews in Brazil Police S (Continue 1 from Page One) Subject of Talk Addresses Woodbr dge Local, PBA I5M0 WOODBRIDOE — At the exec- I3ELIN - Arid,, , : n. T. w. utive board meeting of the Wood- ent-Education moUiJ ,,'• hrldgp Chapter of Hadwsah Mon- PTA Tuesday. g,.,| K", '• Klwanls Club (contents from the Pelt, of the Child,!.,"''" day nisht at the Woortbridge box of fines) of the police i),-.,,;,,'.',.. ''• irwlsh Community Center, Mrs. the mothers thm <•„,',,.,'.',"' \ Indepcndent-.>ader Employes Kriiost Llchtman, education venllc delinquency • At the Typewriter: (hftiirrmn, conducted the first sea- of Rrave concern in ,•, loin Woocibrkige Five Co., annua Bob and Jeff, r>r. Cyril I. Hut- slnn of the Jewish American His- He stated that ;, ' dinner at Thr Pines was very ner, Woodbridge Lumber Com- tory course. Slides were shown life, religious train,,, „" pany, August F. Cri'iner, Molnar well attended and everyone (is MIR. Lichtman described the vised recreation \u», .•' 1list gcemed to be havini? the time Electrical Contractors. life of the Jews In Brazil and told available to all to ,,',„, Q! their lives. Nice party, boys . , $20.01 edy and If the prop, i ,, Walter Merwln It Son. how 23 Jews migrated from Brazil I • iNI: Clifford J. Handerhan, Jr., son greatly reduce >t ,'.,, II $15.00 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Han- to Now York, in 1654, formlng-the entirely the prohi. „• Women's Civic Club of Wood- ll it- dCThan, 143 Poplar Street, Fords first Jewish Community on this During the (,„' . 11" y has completed recruit training bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Gcnrms J mainlund. Prick. period, Sgt. Van \\\- , , 111 I with the Marines at Parrla Island The projector for the slide* 0! the child as $16.00 ;i [, • .1.11. 8. C. . . , The evening school of !n shaping the m, ,, Friend from Avenel, Dr. nnd wns provided by MIM Martha ; i ! 1 the Middlesex County Vocational Mrs. Fred A. Kessler. Dr. Mortimer Morrow, head of Woodbridge High youngster, He adium,,' III and Hcchnlcal High School, Con- Cowen. Dr. Joseph S. Mark. school history department, and tO get a KOOd cx.ui,;,;, 1 •.; iiiv v;ry Boulevard, will hold its an- Amerlcus,Chapter Order of East- a student. Harold Ray. operated Religious standpiMi-- ;i A I! 1 nual Christmas, party tonight'at tin projector. seeing to it that ,•;,,; ", ern Star, A. W. Eclcert, A friend. •1 \ il 7:30. There will be an exhibit of servlcei but by ,,:i .,, United Churchwomen of Wood- Mrs. Lawrence Weiss, deicrlbed K ;i '11 J work accomplished in the adult bridge, Mrs. Raymond F. Jackson, the Bet Mazmit rertlflcsles which with them. Ti 1 • Ip." education program ... First Ward, Sixth District Demo- inny be purchased from Mrs. Ber- As far as recrcaiiMv •••11 ( cratic Club, A friend. nard Coen at a contribution of ed he said parent.' HpieandThere: $7.50 M00 and $5.00. in honor of or their time to ,ii,i i , - First Ward, Second District in memory of anyone, or for any Frederick Albanese, fireman ap- Recrsatlon Depart™, ,- Democratic Club. j:T.ision to be presented as a prentice, USM, son of Mr. and eronlng children „, >;, $5,00 jtift. The proceeds from these cer- Mrs. Charle Albanese, 63 Russell program bcinR coin;', •< s John J. Bitting, Dr. and Mrs tificates will be used toward sup- Street, Woodbridge, Is serving vartoui schools tm,; Jorin P. I/BO, Sewaren History ort of the community health oboard the radar picket destroyer, Township on Frk!;!\ . Cilub, William S. Neebe, Mrs. Rose roiect In Bet Mazmil. Israel. USS O'Hare, operating in the children should br .•:,,.','; , f,f Buda, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Zulio. Mrs. Jack Turner, reenrollment take pfcrt In the com,,, • .'." EMU" of Mexico. The O'Hare will A Colonta Friend, Mr. and Mrs. hairman, announced 1(0 paid-up offered on other me: i return to Norfolk., Va., for the Frank Acker, Edward Kath. Wo- members to date. Mrt. Leonard geant was invited ij,,,,. , Christmas holiday* . . . Seaman men's Republican Club of Colonia. S4NTVS 111 U'EKS. Above Cluries E. C.rrsory, publisher of The independent-Uadcr and Miss Ruth wilk of the editorial staff, Cutler, fund raising chairman, in- a foil PTA membf, . J^oyd Bowman, son of Mr. and $2.0« arc shown with leur WmidbriiUi- Hifih School nirls who are helping to wrap packages for the Townshlp^needy to be distributed ormed the group of a rummage Mrs. Lloyd Bowman, Smith Street, Allen E. Balint, Charles Oli- hy The Independent-Leader Christmas rKund. Left to right are M.ss Wolk. Mary Lou Harned, SoflU Carlsen, Carol I.rbeda, nd white elephant sale being la home on a 14-day leave after phant Sr., George Nagengast, Mrs. Samuel Timkn, Mr. GreRorj and Mary Ann Maccaro. The pile of packages in tht pictures is about one-fourth of the total which will be wrapped considered as a fund raising pro- Which he\will leave on an extended Kenneth Van Bramer, Mr. and Mrs. Welw presided before the deadline for distribution on December 22. ect to be held In February. This Cftribean cruise. His brother, Jack, Mrs, Frank D'Apolito. Hospitality was i,;, will be part of the earned donor who Is attending Radar School in New cases added to the list this pervlsion of Mrs 1! : rogram. Mrs. Fred Kaufman will Virginia has just been made a week art as follows: alone in the world. Lives in a tiny annually makes similar generous Mrs, Harold Sclullrr Board Lukewarm to Stru^to e in charge. rudarmnn 3rd. xlftgs. Jack serves Case No. 58: Family of six. The house out in the meadows of Ave- donations to the fund. uel Kahn, and M Dooley's Toy Shop on St. George v Cutter. aboard the Snowden, a destroyer father In this family hoc been lo- nel. Slit is in herd's. **Mrs. '8lioon. pohen. reported on escort and Lloyd aboard the Mon- ured and is unable to work, The Avenue, has donated <4i> complete Signs Contract Wary on Trial he special project. '•* Case No. 81: Family of four. rovia, a trop transport . . . children range in ages from two sets of plastic dishes, all brand After conducting a brief Hebrew Head of the house is unemployable (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) to 15 years old. Welfare assists. new, for litt'.e girls. Lesson. Mrs. Henry Winter an- and a daughter is the only sup- Aylin Pierson of Metuchen, now sentatton and if approval is given Case No. 60: An elderly Wn Others v.ho have donated cloth- ounced that an Oneg Shabbot port. Help is needed in this case. deceased. by Trenton I am willing to go Around the Township: living alone. Very small income. ; ing or toys include Mrs, Kurt Carl-. will be held In her home, 246 -STATE W. P. Murray. 124 Francis Alone at 70 Case No. 62: Widow and four sen. Mrs: Stephen F. Katelvero, Reaction to' the Merchant affili- along. There Is only one fly in Green Street, December 17 at 3 THEATRE Street. Iselln, is serving on the Case No. 59: An elderly woman, small children. No income other . Mrs. Stella Sharo, Mrs. Frances ation with Structo was not dis- the ointment and that is that . M. in celebration of Chanu- WoodbrirUr N j committee to select the winner than assistance received from Arny, Mr. and Mrs. John L-lt.wlri. closed by the Board, we didn't really see a building. :ah. Havdalah services will be of tlis four-year scholarship to o Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toth, State Board of Children Guar- ; Linda and Barton Hansen, Mrs. conducted by Rabbi Samuel New- dians. | R. J. Short, Edward Obropta, Mrs. neer to make surveys and report After the meeting William J. WEI). Tlllir ^\| Rcnssclear Polytechnic Institute 69 Bloomfield Avenue . . . from ereer at 5 P. M. Joseph Hopta, Kiwanis Club, Mrs. before the hearings next week. Deegnan, of StnM^, told me the Clark Gable, Jain- ][„.,., awarded annually through the 'ords, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Case No. 63: This case was Mrs. Winter also announced the i W. G. Seaman. The complainant* in the case reason he didn't nave models with New Jersey Chapter of the Rens- Charles LudTrig, 34 Ling Street; brought to our attention by neigh- ext integration tea will be held "THE TAl.l, Ml \ selear Alumni Association . . . son to Mr. and Mrs. Alec Bier- bors. Recently arrived in this are members of the Westbury Park him was that they were all at Veterans Home Owners League. anuary in the 'ljome of Mrs. (Cinema Sropi'. Joseph Dambach represented man, 493 Crows Mill Roads; a country a father is attempting to the White House Conference on Grand Jury They have charged at township Leonard Goldman, 118 Grove Ave- Plus Woodbridge at a meeting of the aughter to Mr. and Mrs. Emery bring up three motherless chil- Education. Based on Professor nue. Mrs. David Gutman an- dren. There is a history of concen- meetings that the roads are faulty Northern district off the Civil Ferenclk, 417 Ford Avenue; a (Continued from Page One) nounced the study group will meet WINTER JAMBOltU. tration camps and the father is and that electrical work is not up Voss' Information I believe the Defense tot up for Middlesex aughter to Mr. and Mrs. Michael tonight at 8:30 o'clock at the 8UNDAY THRV Tn trying desperately to keep his little Jury next Tuesday and Wednes- to standard. materials are applicable to our County in New Brunswick, last Jesko, 19 Maple Avenue; a son home of Mrs. Walter Warfield, brood together. A "landsman", day. Seek Court Relief needs. GleBn Ford, Dorothy night. L. W. Livingston, Fords, is ;o Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sopor- 65 Preedman Street. county coordinator . . . John Bac- owskl, 135 Longview Avenue; a who also has three children, has It is understood that a commit- A suit has also been filed against Frank Wukovets: School Con- In taken them into his home. The Mrs. Joseph, Schleslnger was su, 14 Ryan Street, Fords, re- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley tee of eight of the Grand Jury the Township of Woodbridge in struction must be kept at a mini- "TRIM. father got a Job yesterday, but appointed chairman for the in- ceived a check for $125 for an in- Kowalczyk, 49 Jensen Avenue.— Superior Court of New Jersey by mum cost. The idea looks great, Plus it wil be some time before he can has already visited the Westbury tallation to be held on May 21. centive award at Rarttan Arsenel. from Hopelawn, a son to Mr. and the League and three of its mem- the problem is to convince the Richard Base hart pi supply his children with Ameri- Park Development to study the Mrs, Emanuel Tlmkin and . . . Woodbridge and Iselin Post Mrs. William Ernst, 38 Laurel bers, Kenneth Rubel, Martin OUen State". We must all do a terrific can-type clothes to go to school. situation for themselves. in offices will be loaned Army ve- Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. and John J. Burrlcelll. The com- selling Job—that will be our main The youngsters will be enrolled in Mr. Madison and Mr. Finn have "CANVON CRO hicles from the temporary storage Kalmar Hegedus, 126 Pennsyl- plaint asks for an order from the problem. The public must help." school today. already visited New Brunswick at pool at Raritan Arsenal to help vania 'Avenue . . . Also a son court Instructing th« Town Com- WEDNESDAY Til Id Christensen's Helps the invitation of Assistant Prose- ; Be Good to Yourself j with the gigantic task of delivery to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romeo, mittee "to forfeit the bond of the cutor's office took action to bring Three cases ol brand new cloth- cutor John Molineaux, Frank Sinatra, Dclibir K of the mail and packages in time 20 East Street, Sewaren; a Absig Corporation (the develop- the matter before the Grand Jury TRBOT YOURSHLT I ing for both children and adults I Although Mr. Molineaux would in for Christmas . . . The police ers) for failure to lay streets, gut- after the League had written to daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry were received this week from j not confirm or deny the story, it TO Reserve will wind up its drive for Dalton, 422 Crows Mill Road, ters, curbing and storm sewers ac- the attorney general's office asking "THE TENDKK I KM' Christensen's Department Store, | is understood the Grand Jury has cording to plans and specifications funds Saturday. Keasbey for an investigation. A Main Street, Woodbridge. which ' hired its own architect and engi- and agreements filed with the mu- New&ettes: nicipality and to take funds from NEW Once again, through the co. said bond so that roads, curbs and operation of St. James' Parish, storm sewers can be completed ac- HOLIDAY cording to plans and specifications -FORDS- the Town Committee and the DANCING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HAT Woodbridge Businessmen's Asso- and agreements." HANGBAG \ PLAYHOUSE ciation St. James' parking lot At the New Spacious Ultra-Modcrn According to League members, and ' on Grove Street, will be avail- an engineer hired by them to make WOR110 KC. 1:15 P. M. Sunday THURS. THItI able to shoppers during the re- test borings made 30 such tests COSTUME mainder of the Christmas Benson. St. Demetrius Community Center of the toads in the development JEWELRY "GENTLEMEN PBEFl The lot will be lighted ... Special- and found the macadam penetra- 7 BRUNETTES ist Third Class Roland J. N. 681-691 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET tion was one and one half Inches HAT Jane Russr!! • i>--->^ Behrens, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. to two inches instead of the six- BAR Fred Behrens, 273 Avenel Street, THIS FRIDAY NIGHT - DECEMBER 9 inch penetration required in the eed Avenel, is participating in Exer- contract by the Township irom / 92 Main Street Woodbridge \ "PRIZE OF GOLD cise Sage Brush in Louisiana. He the Absig Corporation. • OPKN FRIDAY TILL » P. M. Richard \\«'.y<<» is a 1952 graduate of Wood- BARON BOBICK and His Orchestra It is understood that the prose- Christmas bridge High School .... William Bifturday Maim" rt #> > i| 4i ! ! Shirger, 57 Smith Street, Avenel, r»«>^)>vii-."i«i^«^"^ii^«inii>i«^i»^«a a"^ ^"^"^* ^"is i'»"sr'S"' '*'i »"< »"i CHILDREN'S BOOKS is an active member of the Gan- EDUCATIONAL TOYS SI'S. TIIKl HI' U-8-9096 non Debating Society at St. Pet- Holtatc e Milton llradley e Etc. "LOVE IS A er's College, Jersey City ... It is SHRIMP DOLLS k ACCESSORIES a son, Glenn Howard, for Mr, H Luncheon - - - 85c THURS. THRU SAT. EGG ROLLS "Talkin«," "Danclnj," SPLENDORED end Mrs. Howard Reyder, Detroit, 1 "Raiiedy Anne and Andy" Wmt»m lloldfn-.Ini Mich. Mrs. Reyder Is the former Dinner • - - -1.25 'SOLDIER OF FORTUNE BARBECUfeD "ektiy Wetsy," "Yum-Yum" Nor ma Ashmore, Demarest Ave- In "Cinemascope" Starring i Try Our Sizzling "Nony Ro»ie" — Many Others! nue, Avenel, and Mrj Reyder is SPARE RIBS Cbvrk Gable - Susan Hayward "WICHITA TRUCKS • 1)01,1. DISHES the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H SIRLOIN STEAKS! ' Also Jufl M'l I' • Reyder. Woodbbrldg^ They also H ROAST PORK STUFFED ANIMALS have a daughter, Linda ... A ADULT BOOKS • BIBLES "FORT YUMA" WEDNESDAY "I' school teacher lost a, pair of ATLASES t COOK BOOKS "HUNGARIAN SHOfl eye glasses in the vicinity of k DICTIONARIES • DIARIES SCRAP and PHOTO ALBUMS From 2 P. M. ( Main, William and New Streets. n [Hey Kids!! Sat Matinee j Will finder please return to In- FRIENDSHIP. READING, I TWO BIG HITS PLUS I dependent-Leader office? There C GUEST, MOTORING I 5 NEW CARTOONS I is a reward. LOGS Show Starts at 1:30 O WRITING PAPER L. J imvBut Not Least: SUN. THRU WED. MAJESTIC ,'=: ! and NOTES ; Bor(i at Perth SAmboy General R WRITING PORTFOLIOS Hospital: From Woodbridge, a "THE GIRL IN THE SOU I'l TV daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John 62 SMITH ST. N GAMES FOR THE Gray, 582 Garden Avenue; a son Corner High St., Perth Amboy ENTIRE FAMILY RED VELVET SWING" M.II'I' fa> Mr. and Mrs. John Sedlak, CI CHRISTMAS CARDS Cinemascope — Color 279 St. James Avenue; a daugh r NEW YEAR CARDS ter to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Woshney, "Traditionally Fine Food, Temptingly Served in it Vleamnt, Relaxing Atmosphere" Plus "THE OESPE 8q Claire Avenue; a son to Mr BOOK SHOP "BLOOD ALLEY" and Mrs. David Buskin, 165 Lock- SPECIAL ORDERS TO TAKE HOME - - - CAI4- HI 2-9649 7} Smith 81., Perth Amboy wood Avenue . . , from Iselln CinenuScope (Opp. Btrmd Theatre) a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ho- • Lido Gardens Suggestions t John Wayne - Lauren Bacall 111 ViM.iM-i"11 vaneo, 113 Bender Street; a (laughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter There's something here for every taste . . . your selection will be cooked to order and Bucher, 180 Middlesex Avenue we promise your- patience will be rewarded by an epicurean thrill to be remembered. a son to Mr,, and; Mrs. Victor STRAND • LOBSTER CANTONESE • CHOW OAI KEW • WOO HIP HAR Tango, 76 tediarcjs Street; a son • jPre«h /Jumbo SHRIMPS, split open, dipped * We take Ireeh Lobster, which han been cut » Tender spring CHICKEN, cut'In cubes, and Into dainty segments. MHt mix them thor- buuted with Celery, Hnnw Pea Pods, Mush- In egg atid Hour batter, and sauted In peanut NOW mi" -' oughly with mlncct morsels, of fresh Pork rooinB, Chinese Vejetubles, W^t«r Chestnuta oil. tich piece enfolded to bacon, with • Always the Right Gift Ttodirloln, Heaaoned Cantonese bptceg blond and Bamboo Shouts. Buectfti pot ssuce. , With L wit tug Sauce. « HIM SOON YORK • UO VOW GA1, LIDO GARDENS • A Switch on HIM BOON PIQUAT ... ike iitidtkdd'uxintiaV, made c/ • SHRIM1* IN LOBSTER SAUCE f Generous cubes t'HICKENJ white meat, same ingredients, except lt'a PORK TBNDBR- "Sincerely Vows' MANRATTAN LOIS Instead of Sparerlbsl • Whole Jumbo BHRIMPH, with minced Pork stilted with tliinly-Bllced ClrefBu,, and com- SHIRTS Tenderloin, seasoned with Black Beam and bined with tiny Mushroom** crisp Wnter • BO-LO-GAI GONE " Chestnuta and Bamboo Shootl. With Oyter a BOH peon of Harltc, then blended In a su»v« • Pp«ab 0HICKSN LIVERS ... but iwet _ AM' 2.95 Evu SMioe, with Its 8»riU»h of Chopped Qnen Sauce. and tour, .atuted with sliced pineapple, brown Onions. [ sugar and vinegar Same Ingredient* M bur Check These GiJt Toiletries: •"' t CHAR SUE EfOK TOY popular "vhlcken pineapple." nit*"" --• .,11 • STEAK, GARDENS t Fresh PORK dellcutely barbecued In tht • LOBSTER ALMOND DIN TWEED 1.50 up FABERQE 1.25 up , uob <' Cantonett manner, accented with tajwy '•THE NAKED OAW • Prime Sirloin Steak is properly broiled »ud splcei, »nd blended with a Chinese vegetable. • -FR18H LOB8TIE UXAT Is &nt diced, busted In Its .own Juices. »n Snbepenbent-leaber PAQEMINB THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1955 I SON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON D. of A. Council Parties Planned Jonia Library By Vet Auxiliary I jsts New Books Chooses Delegates ISKLIN^-Pwpetual Light Coun- tespTni..Tvr T,»(V-S' Auxiliary •il i)(i. Daughters Ot America, held nt Iselln Post 26 V P. W.. com- INJIA - Many new books plated pltin* at r» meetim for a • Its second nomination of officers i, purchased and placed Christmas party nerember 15. !il a meeting at VFW Hall, Lincoln ,l,t.(m at the Colonla Pub- Highway. Tire party, which Is for memberi ,' ,, . according to an «n- nnri will include a two-dollar gift y Mrs Mildred Masant announced exrhmme. will l-e l"»ld at'Post ,„,,,t made at a meetWK of Hut several members attended the headqimrtprs.. Llnroln Highway. , ,,y Board of Directors. miiintion of Mrs. Genevleve. Yat- Finns we-e rtl^nissed and furthered • \ two juvenile fiction c/.yscyn, Iselln, Friday at the Llla fnv the children's Christmas party iln-cr adult non^lctlon W Thompson Council meetliig, to be sponsored by the auxiliary invenile non-flctton are on j Metuchen. Mrs. Sava Flllpd and ; nn.: post. t)r?mber 11 at 3 P. M. | hi'i initiatory team were In charge. A liSt. nt Post headquarters. Santa Clans The point system for deslgnAt- ., include: juvenile books; will be present to distribute (lifts, iiiK tlie idenl Daughter Of America ,,i viare." "Rosemary Wins liefreshments will be served and was explained by Mrs. William •,-,•' Lanterns Aloft." "The films will be shown., Worlz. deputy State councilor. Iri- .,•!,'of Green Knowe." "tony i stciid of a district rally, a district Mrs Joseph Oarbo will be hos- Kl,.;,s." "Fiddlesticks and I d«y will be held lp. April at Wood- tess at» benefit social at her home, ,.., ' "Wild Stallion," "Lost ')mCw with three members for 23 Pmrest Drive. Holly Haven MISS MARYANN M1I.IT0 •A Little Maid of Mo- Iselin among those selected to as- Homes. 1 V.iiipy," "Junket." "All for sist thr deputies on that day TW TO WED IN FALL: Mr. ami ,Irs. Guests of honor at a birthday , twenty-Dollar Horse," •vomen chosen are Mrs. Frank PHer Millto, Inman Avenue, celebration were Mrs. Margaret ir,l Rope and Pence," "The [ Srrifflunano, Mrs. William Roach Colonla, announced the rngatr- Gorman. Mrs. Alice Rlley and Mr*. si-nsaurui of Crlcke: juixl Mrs. Howard Jeffrey. Three ment nf their daughter, Mnry- Carl Luna. ! members from Old Glory Council Tomahawks and ann, to Anthony Coppola, New- ",!,.•• "Hilda Baker, 8chool 25 were guesta at the meeting. ark, at a dinner far 150 guests '•'••Ghost Qables," "Youns A club project demonstration was Riven with Mrs. Sylvia David. held Sunday at (he Civic Im- Jewish Sisterhood ; n) Mars." Fort Monmouth, as chairman. provement Club, Inman Avenue. Great Axe Bretwalda," Mrs. Scrifflganno and her co- The wedding will tnkr place Formed in Iselin ,, - -n-icv Derby Winner," worker were In charge of hospi- " i of the Bnow Leopard." tality. in September, the bride-to-be ISELIN-The Initial meeting of , ,v,,rd Bound," "Midnight announced. the Sisterhood of the Jewish Com- ',,, "Science Experiments," Former Uelin Girl ,i,.rwy." "Pennsylvania." munity of Iselln was held In a va- N 0 T I C K cant store on Oak Tree Road. , ' ••virulnlR." "Massacim- Plans Spring Wedding x COLONIA-Mnt. Cbarlt* 011- Election of officers was held at •Ncw York." phant, Jr., West Street, Colonla, ISELTN - Mri. Anna Wtssing. follows: Mm. Harry Kline, chair- v,tc for Dick," "Favorite Is now employed by this news- N Somerhlll Road, East Brunswick, man; Mrs. Philip Schwartz, way* (onitniitiion lirenkfasl paper as the Inman Avenue '!•» ,,! l:.i'.v.; AKO," "Patty's Pet." has announced the engagement of and means; Mrs, Irving Judd. Mia, Section correspondent, taking ,, ' Ijnusc," "One TrwntMnd To He Held on Sunday her daughter, whose father was David Biltwtt and Mrs. George the place of Mrs. Henry Strubel ,„,, Hears," "The Toy Show the late George Wisslng, to Pfc. Form, membership; Mrs. George ISELIN - The men of St who has resigned. Mrs. Oliphant ,.; , Dinosaurs," "Giraffes William H. Martell, son of Mr. and Cross, program; Mrs. Samuel Bllt- Owlm's Holy Name Society, ac- will cover not only Inman Ave- it,- Trouble," "Farm Girl." Mrs. Francis Martell, 185 Newman zer, recording secretary; Mrs. Sey- companied by their sons, will re- nue area but the developments ,. Mniiule Giant," "It's About Street, Metuchen, mour Klepner and Mrs. Herbert rcive communion Sunday at the 8 adjacent to the section. It would Richmond, corresponding secre- ,., -Two-Bow Bill." "Stories." Miss Wisslng, a former resident o'clock Mass. After the services a be appreciated Immensely If of Iselin, is a graduate ot Wood- taries; Mrs. David Weissman. fi- ;',. i ,itic Sister Doll," "Lady breakfast will be served and a publicity chairmen and resi- nancial secretary and Mrs. David bridKe High School and the :..:• Tramp," short meeting held in the Recrea- dents of the area would call Ander, treasurer. Muhlenberg Hospital School of t,, o:d Ar; You'" ."Sugar- tion Center. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Oliphant and Kive her the | Nursing, Plaltvlleld. She is on the The committee chairmen ap- .'.• Mop Top." "C»l's Btrth- Police Chief John R. Egan. Final news. Her telephone number is | nursing staff of the hospital. Her pointed included Mrs. Samuel ,mt.' "Blaze and Thun- plans will be made for the New Fulton 8-1966. Kahn and Mrs. Stanley Closman, ( fiancee is a graduate of St. Peter's Year's Eve Charity Ball. In order to give the residents publicity; Mrs. Herman Dingott •• • ••Rufus," "The Little High School, New Brunswick, and il liar* "AH the Mice of Colonia better coverage, It Is pltallty; Mrs. Norman Tucker, Dancer Signal is with the Marine Corps, stationed somebody Called Boole." planned to nave r..,. tiaratr cor- publicity; Mrs. Herman Dingott Barking dogs never bite—while at Camp Lejeune, N. C. An April respondent to cover (he area Urn and the Brave Sen and Mrs. Nathan Schussler. consti- they are barking.— The Daven- wedding Is planned. known as Colonia proper and , „ •• ijiome on the Ranee." tution, Mrs, Samuel Schwartebad, port t Iowa i Times. Colonia Village. Any resident good cheer; Mrs. David Bilonvit, • m the Moon." "Ethel- Well Told ] r Interested In the position Is Kashruth. .11 r.il- nf a Tiger," "The First Elizabeth Ebert. Mrs. Lillian Sta- "So Fred has given up smok- asked to call Woodhridjc 8-1110 A Chanukah party (or the chil- „[ Glass." "The Tale That back, Mrs. Anne Vendola, Mrs. ing?" and ask for Miss Ruth Wolk. dren will be held on Sunday, De- ami Grew." Angelina Canevari, Mrs. Frances "Yes. On the advice of his doc- It Is preferred that applicants cember U, at 10:30 A. M. at 1355 Baker and the mothers of Mrs. tor, at the request of his wife, and have a typewriter. Oak Tree Road. Laura Smith's and Mrs, Mary •i by command of his mother-in- . ..Il miller's Bazaar [Reilly's third grades. law." Is Huge Success UiNIA -Mrs. Robert Ducrl- iinal chairman, announcrdj •• 'h it irom all Indications Him : iiuu.al bazaar iporuoreri by 1 .'.! >:ni'i•'* Association Saturday i tremendous Success. She BAZAAR AIDS TfcKNAGK ACTIVITIKS: Above Is an overall scene at the bazaar sponsored Satur- il 'li.it the association appre- 1 day by thr Mothers Association of Colonia which .» very active in liirl Scout and teenage programs. i in cooperation c«f the people Belnu art members of the commlttt*, left to right, Mrs. Harry Mortcroft, Mrs. Robert Deucrlinc, •..'• 1'iiinmunlty and Invited chairman; and Mrs. Aucust Otte, •;•; '.i 10111 the iiroup in its ef-, in promote a more overall | Francis C. Foley, president of the 1 EFfl • t-.iDiia) program for the UM Who's Mistake? Holy Name Society. 1 i t-rtion of Colonla. School Physician The P.T.A. will sponsor a cake Customer: "Say, you madi v iui ,i'ut the Mother's Associa- sale after masses on Sunday. mistake in that prescription you The mothers of Mrs. Regina Pru- 'tisois the Girl Scouts and filled for my wife. Instewd of Addresses P.T.A. den's morning kindergarten class i..!' Troops, and co-sponsors quinine you used strychnine.' 1 ••;. •unr club. Proceeds of the will be in charge. Clerk.: ,"You don't say! Then you ISELIN — Dr. E. A. Partenope, LIT • ••'•. A;ii ut- announced at a later Ull u vv owe me 40 cents more Attendance awards for the eve- Yes, you actually get 1 school physician, spoke on the ning went to Mrs. Mary Reilly's ijaa»5K5tss5»ssa!!aJ«JKW^ I physica| exammation o third grade and Sister Fidelis' "'children at the Decemb second grade. The annual Christ- lne of St. Cecelia's P.T.9. No. 1 mas party was held "after the Plans for the New Years EVJ YOU DON'T NEED CASH business meeting. Charity Ball, sponsored by the Hostesses 'lor ths nsxt meeting various organizations of St Ce 1heThunderl)iidY8 engine To Shop at ROBINSON'S will be Mrs. Marion Aquilla. Mrs. ^• cella's Parish, were announced by Vu,id tat minute crowds by f- that while selection is at its peak, In o may serve you best, we are ... 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Ll-8-4«48 IRON INDUSTRIES Inc. 1361 OAK TREE ROAU, ISELIN FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION—NO OBLIGATION WOODBRIDGE CIRCLE MOTORS, Inc. ! JUST CALL! ST. GEORGE AVENUAVENUE TelTel. WWO 8-31000 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. OEP'T STORE NIGHT & DAY GREAT TV, FORD THEATRE, CHANNEL 4, THURSDAY 9;S0 P M. iV |,.v W" INCL. SUNDAYS LIBERTY 8-1200 IGEON . , ammmM, ,he cwito ,ou ** w..h GLASS MENAGERIE ["LETTERS TO -THE EDITOR Mmi Tk' sStol-te--— """ lto w hare thm? W u WW SS^y**?^ /LJ& S •»".«•»• '<" ""»™>» •jA fc SSiS™""'. ::=::: S — m^ #* L MM&W jfisSSSZ'Si SftlSiSffi-''" IF Chariw E. Gref«r» The Swnll Independent COIIP^K /BBST^ / / tft'^R- ^^mZfl&WPffrm «K~ /wmmend you *id femnU* StetireU^KUy^Sr1 • hopf lhgt y( Editor and Publisher This is the time of year when citizens U VZ4& ,v i ' * ^ . O J^\WA\i(lJf f&it\ ? T ,lT ineanlng two-party n-p,,,,,, • s ..: • —— • . k hroctPtc psneciallv L Wtf*^ Mr/ /I N^ -<5 ^*Sr *'MMl6'\S T f ~ imtigators cf this protH*. uon*HMn«Ur elected mwm.,. •• j^SSSii •• •-ii™''«touids'rrnyc^n*n;v™f. B»k;^ irjsirrisw stasis a?^.- I lintirtetF c«mph.n -financial aid to the small independent coi ^a^jMwllffllttk % ^tfi// , AMA - miiw the IMP**** m:>n«. preserve the dignity »nd ,•,.,,.' • ^•f»-«i-*--._,__. ,eges of the "-Jed States- f ^^^^^^ ' # 193%tO ^^^^0^ fflJE^SSV,!: I;' I fij rirr.rr M, «cnu p«rw We have mentioned the plights 01 we — *2SlrikAAfM §»# ' 1 rktO I I it, the small collegeshave produced^rnost Ul A^/SM^MBK ^f •* *Jp - "« H^ASS ^ , I Inm n ttMn otthe I ,\oir iFfow? of our Presidents, and most of the leadeis ^A ,noV' Thc question which must be an- Bptween now and the end of the year /&S. ^^L^Sf ^ ^ ° f>^ ^ fw4or-aU. I believe that Ji'X b£pid" • 8 1 1 R b lTho ofyO u wh ,™i bv the Board of Education now is busincsses, citizens and all those who. can / /TO>7-7 "^5ir4\ , ^ T^ - I *""*" ,- 2T? " "- 2H !£S * " " I Vlu ihr ,'wc are to continue with these in- hclp. should make tax-free contributions V®S^/3f ?11 \ . I fSCC TScnf.T—.e job tr^mT^' I s oMlhute costs, or whether we are to avail t0 these small independent colleges of xS(VL \"v\ *-*L I "w^ A I and he should not lend dignity K i I;,,,,,,,, of the economies which modern Amcrica Many larger corporations have ^%\^c*^IW /M&** ^5 STy^rSwlSf" JSIT!^;:-. I l bui-iin" affords. We believe there can be announc,d pians of support, which pro- •. .vV ^Ji*^ • * f ^ «uch untrue «t«umenu. 1 *tn- December 5, 19:.., • but one answer, and that it must be made vjde matching funds for every donation _1 _ _ ^ _ ^_ S ilTC'twJ'peSn* and Ind^dent-uader • r et p.-f.mi.ily. made by an employe of said corporation __ I two9 r thr« of their «t*im« ° ^Jb^ New Jwv • one of our rears, in the face of wanton toa nindepe ndent college he amended, or ' '-, , - T\ • who are eausma all the war- ^^a ^publlcin;, ,„; • : building expense, has been that when we isconnecte d with through his family. Under UlC LapUOl UODie Jnofirs t mentioned -dirty. SSnfmeL«eV!. I 11 v/rrt finished we would be in no position This ^^^ profitable from two di- ^ , ,MM| ^u mud-shngm. cwnpaign?" wow! gJJ™; ;;™ lnm v ,,, • ,it (s of their profession because we have ^ (whm thcy know tney will be creat- *:ii begin to grlnd out »^ batch rot »,uu«.^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ign ^ declarwJ thgt ., "~~^T^ "~ • ]| b*.-n so profligate in our building practices ^g another gift)) and by demonstrating J«* S^^iles at the put sever^rs.• m* to«yj« PJJ«« «£ ^^l^J^^^v • 1i thne is not sufficient money to meet these [Qth epubli c that jn(justry is not going nmn en January 10. FAVORITB SON-. - New Jef- causlng dissension m the ranks. ^eS/^^JR^S^|^^^ ry^\ I •ji requiit-mcnts. to let the small independent college go by As in previous years lawyers sey.s o^,* Bo^rl B, Mey- -if, -only natural^ that the f\, » BN&f|H ) I «ffl ... n ,„«m ,,e» rtwiriP whpther we are -^ will predominate in both houses nerw m occupy the role of a regular players who did not get \ HEP^^ ^ H IW9 '11 Alter all, we must decide Whetnei we are thcwayside . . of the new Legislature. Of the ..Uwnem- candidate for awant ed pay raise at th-begin- J .„ WfriimUli lH ai •M to have a quarter-of-a-million*dollar sta- „ : • 2] sute senators, sixteen are president when the Democratic ning of the season are going to 7 * |^^^p^a ^^ 1 H •I f)iiu-i_which we have—and which we use lawyers. The remaining law- National Convention geU under- haze him," said Cobb. 'They're Lv ^^P^^^P \s^ • i\ a,;;„„„,,. days e,ery year, or whether we «„», te» Mb "^ JETJT ."SS5 "TttSSr.ffif.S "Jfi ^" £ *" }T C-H«««t Cr«aIM C.nj^nc. X • 'I are to set up an adequate educational pat- Dr. Almon F. Halpern, 01 uanas, retcnuy magazine and the other a weekly the en]U|ed delegation from him at the hotel, on the train, g Wlflfffffi^HSSiff^ J 7k I 'ii trm Jhinh will reallv contribute to the told an audience attending a Southern newspaper; a manufacturer, an NeW J§raey ym be in a more ,„, the »tr«ete,. everywhere. It's Jf ^^^HSsS^KSp3SS!i33» 1 H ffi. Kin «lllLn win iraiij i MDHir.nl A^nrifltinn meetimr manv Chil- engineer and a personnel super- strategic position to deal with just bad for the boy, that's all." •] ^^gfligMESMajMaaWSmm •• :'L hittUtclual growth of children. We must Medical Association meeting many un ^^ ^ the pulling and hauling activi- To become a good hitter, Cobb • SliTnPrPT^P III %I decide whether we need a miniature Radio drcn catch colds watching TV, while ly- Nearly half of the sixty mem- U4S at tne convention, U it i« advises boys to use th» spread H • E. 1 R* 1 f«- 'S |*-**'P 11 B 111 H- d'to" m Which Will be handsome ing on the rug." Halpern 8aid mold and bers of the 1956 General Assem- offlclaiiy pledged to Meynor for gr(p on the bat; that is, to, hold • • E» I S I M ijli^M III y Pr ffl but useless, or whether we W,kll curtail in dust on a rug can cause a Cold. 4 Fo ur ,ab01."leaders win also serve ^reeent ptana call for sending tn£ bat. Thin gives the batter H HBAHHy^^^l^ I I fl thk ,li.«.tinn in nrdpr to encouraee VOUng It is an allergic type of COld, Halpern , inth e new House of Assembly. n6 delegates to the convention,' greater control over the bat. and U •^H|KHKHM'W£^ fl I I ZnZ^l^ the leaching pr. s.,s,. «nd chUdren sensW,t .0 »ch ™* -^"-JtlT X^^TS' »« » "1^^ I MFMT^feTCT El Iffl fp- ion Do we want education or do we pre- rial will often develop colds after close con- menthrc s publiC officials, a tion will comprise 28 district AUTO DEATHS: - Middlesex W HflMBESBSffliOiJi" ftf I I I'll fer t'lamour and show? tact, such as lying-on the floor watching fruit srower^^a chemicai^engW legato with^one-haif^ vote ef* J^ ^'{J^ I BHllSHHHplI I I tS Aijain, we believe the answers are ob- television, Halpern suggests such rugs-be sa]eliqUOr dBaier. a teacher, a 56-perjons t0 attend the con- snffed out in traffic accidents II II^8KT^ ^ ^.^IILJIIL IB I I ffl Viou's We insist further that we must sprayed, and that Stuffed furniture be contractor, a retired real estate vemjOn; 8 delegates at large thus .far this year. W MMffiH^i^lMlfffipR^'^^ I | II ab-o,,a» one; any concept o,bu= m^ in * TV™^ « mere U such =; « i— - • -^^St^ ^^=^=1 JT- ™Z-l'~?i* | 1 t0 lH which permits the erection of a $3,100,000 a room in the(house, When possible. women lawmakers will repie- Cnicago; 28 alternate district County itl 1955 although mors || .OENCYT.I, JS OL? Th»f«»» ««y IO*""" ""*" !• : Iffl hieh school less than half of which is avail- He says sprays can very effectively con- sent Essex. .^ J« JJ^ t?m by convention rules, and acddent>, usualiy ^ ta lh8 W »™*Z^^T^? £TZXi"t I • |»| mi,n .tauui, thp mntpriiik nnH nartirlp H student body into a morning and afternoon often airborne which cause feese allergic iantii. cape May. Cumberland, t0allo w 16mov e persons to go Bergen Caunty experien:ed 51 • ^^ Z?X "%T\Z^r «»«» » " • I • %mm ,„ ...... L", ,,Jinnn v,o mij«, . Gloucester, Hunterdon, Mercei, to the Windy City. deaths by autos II ^ VOUK ADVANTAGE to i,»vc us -puce your uroie,-.IU,. •• |M group. We had that miserable condition be- colds. Morns, Somerset and Warnn Qovebor Meyner f«ls .that "lre Lcjle have died from I >'—•> || fore wc s ent ill' P $3,100,000—and now we are Although a vaccine is being perfected Copties w;n ^represented in Adlai stevenson is leading in the cars m AtianUc county ms year || FriendN' Service—As Near As Yowr Phone I • III in debt to that extent without having im; which is expected to prevent all but the the General As^nbiy exclusive- DemOcrati(; presidential nomina- than in crowded Hurigon County. m u > ^^tmMs^mt _^JI • If provtasihgLloUtheeducatioaloppor' ™- .arious types of colds, parenU m^ht ***5ra£Zf& ULTJMSSr TZ STSST. "5S 1^ I ^MTT I 1 iTTOl I 1^ tunities of our youth. They still must catch find it profitable to spray stuffed furniture Atlantic Bergen, Burlington, M6i Kconi_ §fl| tial Of cxtra-CUrricUlar activities, they can- in the television room. ' _ Hunterdon. Mercsr, Middlesex, T^e RepubUJ:an national con- \charge d up3 8 dead ^m s and «^K»ilw5BlLSLSS^SSiSliSl'feSitV I r Wm not remain after school for help In difficult While doing so, we suggest they al^o Monmouth, Passai=, Union and ventton wlu be held in Chicago o:suc«ter CoUnty 33 dead. <^Kj^E||1'BHB^WBBPwnaEMM»"*^y • W II subject, We have all the frills, to be sure, spray th* television sets, not that it wUl ^rSte m i956 wni I^SSl cXX£*JZX ^^ "S!> ^&^ I mWk but \yc have no sound, firm policy which help ttre aroma caused by name shows, but comprise 14 Republicans and 7 ilopmg .president Eisenhower's cars mi Mercer and o=ean ^ *^ I IPm Dlac-S teaching first . "Irfthe hope that some of the sorrier pro- Democrats, while the General health wlu permit him to seek (ContinUed on Page Sixteen • ___.- ^ • ill pwt^ utaLuuig mai,. ,.,.,..., „ • Assembly will be made up of 40 re.election. If so, the New Jersey -, ——-— ___— • MJmt "H you would accomplish this thing,' grams, which definitely cause allergic re- Repubiican6 ftnd 20 Democrats, deiegation will be pledged to his i- ' " , — — • JyK Professdr Voss said, "and rid your school actions, mentally or otherwise, might be the same as tnis yean. The entire candidacy. j^ '\ I I I mj(m costs of excessive frills, building so you can modified in their effect, sfmb^let^e'lecLdUn^em- TY COBB: Ambition to im- A/V\AA/V\ (\\/~) ' ' I Pl'M 4--r- • ~— • bel. g fj two-year Wrnw. Eleven prove and go higher in any \ V^K^ v • I! fl i 1 ,-, , . , ~, State Senators were\lso elected phase of life is the recipe of sue- fUDICTMACX M? ^ ' I IIS ^ » ^v , mr four-year terms, the terms W Ty Cobb, famous Georiiia I nKIMiVlA J \ M. ML i ' I It'll •' Otlininnc nf OtllPra f St^rSnSr ten Senator. Peach o: baseball fame, told V.I ll\l JIIIIMJ \^^^ • t&mfa ' ' I 9m upinions 01 uiners • M»£"!ri3«.-' aovemorRobertB.Meynerdu.- w^^^ ^Wmm I H|| L- -I' i .M«' ^JJ^J Jg^ricentvWttatheStaW ALlin AgM^..:S#MBi , | I HW HOW DEAR TO THBlR for us, we never push up th« on* is Jourrallng before defild- £ayday.! " * f* whin^the 180th Huge bonuses belni paid, to vl*UW - ^^^ffl^^K^Pfi^^H^H " I Mm «KARTS ' thermostat on the automatic ing whether and how much one -_!!^z!!Zl_L--- ] - -V .....»-»• HUH t^ iffil i I IB Here lately we have come gas furnace without «xperienc- can spend or tputt.earn 0^ bor- OlAMOt OIRlS MtMUtDC ^^B3^ltWw9MH • . I WiWL "cross allumDe r ^nostalgie "' Ing a sense of great privilege row or ask forlhe fare. ' ^ IYILIYIDLIXD jJJ^p'g- • -^.'::lp^|a -1 I Mm tosaw in a cold iwm and sal- FIB«T KEl-ORT the teliM "ichoolhu" and «M K/k I >\ Fir * This i» to announce to the many I ^» lyin, fonh to shuck corn for TJ W«^ to^e^ ^»JJ» «J^- JW^ / / X [1 U thrilty memb«8of c*ir 1955Chm.ma.Club I i" • | S UTI'^, hunary. squealing ho««. on Education has come up witn , A \k\ r-\& 1. A Ti-ci=7* ' " ' ' • i ii o.« of these ipoklng-baok- iUflmreport.lt was.not V* ™JJ J^ J, ^ ,"•• ^ n / ]\tft* \t'**'l\ LjnTi that Ihtir fund. ,ar^ now available lor •• „. > m b if Ii J W..J gentlemen .ctaally claimed rived at ,^ ™ m"aiS of skills; »^ond|rily xr u.iiy in-^ / f \ flM te^i.LU ' Chriatmoa shopping (or for any o«h« ' i ' ''f i ' 1 A : a 1 f^m ; dicat«l considerable admlrakon J^"^ ™'K"™ JJ^ whelmlngly lnteleotual, ethical, ^AJIN* •fl S V/U^^ lo, TJ Ihm lorwordlookinq 4pex>ple -and some . T^t^ *° I •rSSS^mssu^vmmm•^wMBMBralHHB^PAOB C ri«io>.olte«r""«l»locumi el£a^ upB. ffiT^^^? w£ts5 s«2oi ".- staspreullon—"jrsr-—SHHschools financially« tt"e thlnk . Apparentlw,S" s« u !ty . iNDEPEJDEKT-LEAnEgethe»"*»T""cvsr-'saasBHH"r«^" r• witt anh d"arllhmetlca apwIttUoi'l , skills.ffo*rH rhu " - IBMI//fl||\VQ'BIIITLJJ^"WhaIIIISHFC^^t woul k d J yo u. L wMy) JffI^^Sv^i royJitf, \, -l 4» ferW• . .—1£LJ_l»J4 *QIU«|B'^~"—«''. ,, 1,^— woodbridgllUUllUllllC^•^•f"^^'-2%M*«is«ms««o«ti dybwi^or—J-^ITTeOl wvingi.tKirdlolj.i Nationa11(11111110 l1l , ,iBan Uaill_. ^k \1,4,1.1,11 •EN^|jpJW•^•fDwffiPfliflffi^^"^-, | lililiiK I,I i'n1 I' J -l&~ I;;. lUwsKi •TF.NDENT-LEADER FAOK ELEVEN THURSDAY, Dfif r.MBEfl S, find Knthlrrn. of Patricia Avenue, Mr. Brinkmnn has been with the company fpr tlie pnrfr eighteen visited with Mr. and Mrs. Michael 1 Ave. Section Colonia Malinlck. Watchung, Sunday. ISELIN PERSONALS years as an nsgoclrttF clM-m -Mr. and Mrs. John Bach, operator. He was fetrd nt, a din- ner In Somervllle on Fridiiy. EVIW't g Dukes' Estates, Canterbury Village, Florence Avenue, attended the • 192 SMITH ST. |fl -A Christmas party sponsored fiolden wedding anniversary cele- ort for non-Catholics who wish I Ihridgc Knolls, Oak Ridge ^Heights) by the Rosary Society of St. Ce- bration for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph a learn about the Catholic rell- celia's Church yeiterday at. St. Zydzlk, Elizabeth, held at Leon- By ion. Slides were shown and a Cecelia's Recreation Hall, Oak —Mr. and Mrs. William Cham- ard's Hall, Elizabeth, last Sunday. uestion and answer period was By MBS. Tree Road. ber, Orange, visited Mrs. Cham- About 150 quests attended. GLADYS E. iiid. Main points of Catholicism (IIARLRS •Mr. and Mrs Prter Haytko. ber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. —Karen Ann Black, daughter of SCANK ire explained at the meetings. Wright Street, were hosts Satur- OMPHANT, Bcdore. Ednewood Avenue, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. James Black. Sr., 497 Lincoln —A group of 40 members of the ,1r. flay. Junior Sodality of the Ble«s«l day to Mrs. Haytlco's parents, Mr. Patricia Avenue, spent the day Highway and Mrs. Qeoiue Pupainarcus, West Street, Virnln Mnry of St. Cecelia's —Mr. and Mrs. George Latzko, with her brother-in-law and sis- Brooklyn. Colonia, N. J. Patricia Avenue, entertained Mr3. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Asmust Device*. Tel. M-8-1679 Church visited the Sacred Heart Sunday dinner guests of Mr. James Cherego and her laughter, Edison Township. athertral. Accompanied by Rev. Phone and Mrs, Robert C. Scank. Lin- Mrs, C. Oberdlck and her sons, Thomas Raywood. For Everyone On Your List! Fulton 8-1966 - —The Coffee Club mftt ut the coln Highway, were Mr. and Mil. Thomas and Michael, all of Rah- home of Mrs. J»mes Tacgert. Mr. and Mrs. .Inhn Parolski, —Sewing Circle 2 of the Ladies Robert 8 and children, Thomas Kerney, way. Union Beach. Present were Mrs. 22 MiiRtiolin Road, Victory Acres Aid Society of First Presbyterian , OTIT the week-end announce the; birth of a daugh- Church of Lselln met at the home Janet, Bobby, nu dLlnda, 'Me* -Mr. and Mrs. W. Wels and Willie Wels, West Street; Mrs. tuihen. M, imtl Mrs. Edward son. Gilbert, West Street, visited ter at Perth Amboy Gennral Ho;w of Mrs. E. Eglaut, Trento Street, Albert Focte, Inman Avenue; Mrs. A son was b,orn to Mr. and , wood Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hughes, pital. ' * this week. Charles Oliphant, Sr., West Mrs. Edward Dzlombak, 72 Hunt • Mrs. Domlnicfc Aluto, S»voy Place, Sunday. —Rev. Thomas Raywood spoke —DOUKUS Brlnkman, 237 Auth Sereet; Mrs. Fred Sutter, Mid- Street, at Rahway Memorial Hos- ,'„„.. ami Mr. and Mrs. as his topic, "The Incarnation' Avenue, left Sunday for Paducah, —Just a reminder from Mrs. M. wood Way, and Mrs. Ecimond pital The couple has another son ,.,,,1. isolin, and Mr. and' Dress about the home-made cookie and Redemption at a meeting nl Ky. He will direct operations at West Hughes, Savoy, Place. and a daughter. > noclitn, Street, St. Cecelia's Church. This meet the now plant of General Aniline sale to be held at the Colonia • —Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Knox, —Star of lselln Circle No. 54 Mi. Hiiflim's birthday Bakery, Inman Avenue, December ing was one of a series of classe: Works, of. Linden which the com- • Amelia Earhart • Lady Baltimore • American Edgewood Avenue, have narned Lady Foresters of America will ' ,llt. tlypsy Camp in 12, sponsored by the Colonla First being conducted by Father Ray pany Built at Calvert City, Ky. tourister • Air King • Leeds • Shortrirj their new son Mark. The couple meet Monday night. December 12 Aid Squad Auxiliary. have two other sons, Michael and at 8 o'elock at School 16, Mrs • Lark • Tailored Luggage Mrs, Charles Oli- Mrs. Lawrenoe W. Suit, West Martin. MASICK Frank Mosfcarelll, . chairman of i'st Street, enter- Street; has returned Irom a busi- the club pruject, requests that MEN'S .• sfpli KeyeB, Sunny- ness trip to Philadelphia with her --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliphant JERSEY SCRAPBOOK * ™ and their daughter, Cathy, Nor members have all money in' at • Two Suiter and Companion Bags t Cliib Bags' ;uul her grandson daughter, Mrs. Stella Esposito, ul g mandy Road, were the dinner the meeting on merchandise sales t Car Sacs Mum, Maipeth,' L. I., Clark. ;o the order.? will be taken care Miss Carole Hltzler, Rahway, guests Sunday at thfe home of Mr, DW/GHT P. £ niri and Mrs, Andrew Dushinka, 913 of before Christmas. LADIES' Mrs. C OberflicV, was the guest Sunday of Miss —Miss Mary Calloje. St. Pe- Maureen Scott, Inman Avenue. Adams Avenue, Elizabeth, The w, PALMEP • Train Cases • Hat Boxes • Car Sacs attended the 25th casion was marked by a double tersburg, Pla,, is a guest for a few dinner for --Mr. and Mrs. Harry Storch, celebration, a birthday party for days of Reverend and Mrs. Alton IVter Petrone. Mor- Inman Avenue, visited her father, LEATHER GOOfcS Mrs. Oliphant's nephew, Andy Richardson, 48 Berkeley Boule- # Brief Cases • Zipper Cases • Ring Binders l ,t the Martlnsvllje Jack Morgan, Rosclle, Sunday vard. itfternoon. and the wedding anniversary of t Dopp .Kits t Zipper Fitted Cases her* brother and sister-in-law, Mr —Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Maueert —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paul, noVico and son. Ml- and Mrs. Thomas Dushinka and children, Thomas, Joseph, Jr., West Street, attended the chris- nth Plainfleld, spent Scotch Plains. and Rosemary, Bird Avenue, were French PURSES - WALLETS - KEY CASES • ihe home of his tening of Patricia Ann Domino, Sunday evening guests of Mr. and .•* and si«t*r, Mr. and daiiKhter of Mr, and Mrs. Bernard —Mrs. Sam Llnardi and son Mrs. Alex Cuthbertson. Oak Tree By Buxton and Englrr Krejs Patricia Domino, at their home in East Anthony, Pairview, were the Road. Thomas celebrated his i\ Orange. Sunday. weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. te'nth birthday and Rosemary, her Miss Francis Bedore, Edge- D. C. Andrea, Arthur Avenue. - SPORTSWEAR - -;n Oarafolo. daufih- fifth birthday this past week, • Mr. and Mrs. John wod Avenue, was guest singer at —William Wels, West Avenue, —Mr. and Mrs, Edward Hollo- CAMPUS COATS •.*<• Avenue, is recover-Lyons Hospital, under the super was host to the Lonely Hearts well and children, Charles and ,n operation at the vision of Leo Siler, Rahway. Wednesday. Present were Fred Vera Jean, Wright St., were Fri- Nylon, Wool, Poplin, in Quilted and Reversible Styles, oteopathic Hospital. Mrs. James Black, Jr.. and Sutter, Midwood Way; George day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hood or Reg. Collar. son, James III. Plainfleld, were Scott, Pagan Place; Edmond Charles Deetley, Jersey City. The iMtricia Bcott. Inman the week-end guests of Mr and Hughes. Savoy Place; Charles Hollowt'lls 'were recent dinner JACKETS :.ki MISS Wilma Froeh- Mrs. James Black, Sr., Patricia Oliphant, Sr., West Street, and guests at a family dinner at Mrs. Corduroy, Wool, Nylon in Quilted and Reversible, ,i,ui Place, had dinner Avenue. Ted Pichalski, Island Heights. Hagman, Jersey City. Mrs. Hag- Wide Range of Colors.. All Sizes. ,ii a theater perforyi- —Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lynch and —A card party was held at the man is Mrs. Hollowell's mother. . ,v York City Saturday children. Maureen and Valerie, home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. An- —Mr. Rnd Mrs. Edwin Wick- SWEATERS :h Phillip Santora and Elizabeth, were the dinner guests drea, Arthur Avenue, Saturday. ham, Sonora Avenue, attended By JANTZEN in All Wool, Orion, Kharafleece, All ,| niir Jersey City. of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burisch, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. M a cocktail party at Singer Engin- eering Corporation at their new Styles, Including School Sweaters, Button Front, Slip- ivnv Jasper, Wood- Klmberley Road. Sunday. Dress, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Singale- plant in Livingston. over and Turtle Neck. Woolrich Wool Plaid Shirts. , the auest Friday of — Mr. and Mrs. James Black, vitch and Mr. and Mrs. William ,,i Scott, Inman Ave- Sr,, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Donnell, all of Colonia. —Little Georgie Maxwell, Jr Doorhack and children, Richard son of Mr. and Mrs. George Max- BASS WEEJUNS and MOCCASINS —Mrs. Arthur Denker, man- well, Charles Street, celebrated SLIPPER SOCKS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ager; Mrs, Charles Skibinski. su- his fourth birthday Saturday at pervisor rf the Better Brush Inc. a family dinner, i Rahway Branch and Mrs. Wilbur Electric Shavers Montross have just returned from motor trip to. Earner, Mass. For Men and Women They were met thereby Mr. L. N. BY SCHICK - SUNBEAM - REMINGTON Bump, vice president; Miss Mary- Ann Margin, secretary, and Sid- PEN AND PENCIL SETS AND DESK SETS ney Pendelton, sales manager. After a luncheon they were taken Parker "21" and "51" — Jotter — Shaeffer Snorkel — Evtwhwp Waterman — Esterbrook — Paper Mate on a tour of the factory. )WiM;^»;i:w>«^^ Presents LIGHTERS Romon — Zlppo — Parker Flamiiuire — Seattle AT WEISS FACTORY SALESROOM .. BAUSCH and LOMB • Binoculars and Field Glasses • Microscopes • Reading Glasses PHOTOGRAPHY • Flash Outfits • Supplies • Gadget Bags • Photo Albums • Cameras ALL THE LATEST GAMES Scrabble — Glnnasta — Arthur Godfrey Golf Game BOYS CHRISTMAS fi Electric Baseball and Football Games fi Chips and Chip Racks — Chess & Checker Sets -r Playing Cards g — Roulette — Poker Dice — Crlbbaue Boards — Dart Boards — 100% Wool i Jokarl — 5 Pin Bowling Set — Table Tennis — Exerciser Sets — BOY'S SUITS BOY'S SPORTCOATS Shuffleboard Sets — Harmonicas Smart 2-Buttoned Styled Nylon Side and center vents, lSlcuds in the Season's Newest Shades SPORTING GOODS patch pockets, newest 1956 shades. CHRISTMAS Gift McGregor - Spalding from 13.50 Priced 4 O Cft Volt - Louisville Slugger Evinrude Rawllng Outboard fronl I O.OU for a very important BOY'S iol SUITS BASEBALL Motors Latest Patterns in Warm BOY'S SLACKS • Oloves • Baseballs • Bats Flannel and Wool Gabardine Gabardine and flannel in Person... In Stock! neat splashes and checks. • Shoes Sizes 19.50 Sizes 7 to 20 7 to 20 Priced A QC BOWLING • REGULARS •HUSKIES »LONGS HUNTING • Bowling Balls—Brunswick STOUTS • SHORT STOUTS Guns and Rifles Mineralite K»b»r Knives • Bags • Shoes Coats Pants FOOTBALL WOOL TOPCOATS • Footballs • Helmets • Jerseya Shirts Handsomely styled in raglan or set-in Socks • Pant* • Shoulder Pads i sleeves. Bright, new patterns in t Basketdtills t Goals • Shoes tweeds, coverts and valours. Sizes 7 • Bags • Suits to 20. GOLF SKATING 19.50 • Golf Sets • Shoes t Balls • Bags • Headcovers • Jackets Ice Skates Caps and Sooka FISHING \ Roller Skates SPECIAL GROUP • Rods • Reels • Tackla Skirts and Tight* BOY'S TOPCOATS TENNIS Skate Cases Reg. 27.50 • Tennis Rackets Skate Laces Sties 8 to 20. Many 4 •• *%!*• • Tennis Shoes t Tennis Balls with 100% wuol zipper | K 95 • Badminton Sets ;i Large Selection Striking Bags — striking Bat Platforms — BoxlBt Gloves of VOIT OUTER JACKETS Swim Fins — Swim Masks — Swim Gaciles UNDEBlVEAR Gift Specials! PAJAMAS GREETING CARDS GLOVES • Hallmark • Rustcraft FLANNEL SHIRTS 1,95 ARCHERY t Oibson • Boxed Assortments 9 UNDERWEAR BELTS DRESS SHIRTS 1.95 A fabulous formal Bowf t Gift Wrappings • Napkins ring from our Lemonwood and • Stationery DUNGAREES ORLON SWEATERS 2.95 brilliant collection, Glass • RAINWEAR Open Every Evening Till Chrlstm»s starling the finest in Arrows Be(lunln) Monday, December 12 YES, WE HAVE A LAY-AWAY PLAN HOSE diamonds, Modestly priced, QuIveH in accordance with our Complete Sets . . ALWAYS! well-known reputation FREE ALTERATIONS for value. FACTORY SALESROOM USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN The Bank with M the Service* BANK AND TRUST COMMNY Open EVEBY NIGHT Till 8 and s piKTHA SUNDAYS 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. '«'r Fedor«M*pMit Insurance Corporation 83 Main Street Woodbrldje - WO-8-1223 '/VS. .liK I,'. .-,'* ' . >.i J PAGE TWELVE THUHSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 INDEPENDENT mittee Tuesday at her home. Street, on the fiwth of Mr. Barn- the home of Mr. and Mrs, Jack neth Morris and Mrs. llernle Mor- tVin daUKhtors of M, rison. Today's Pattern —Mrs. Irving Sumka, Swarth- harfs mother who lived' In Ohio. Krlnsky, Isabelle Street, In honor Everett Tarn, Medium' more Terrrace. attended n show- -Mrs. R. Q. Mohr. Ethel Street, of their daughter, Joan, who ob- —Our sympathy to Mrs. Prank Menlo Park Terrace Notes entertained her bridge club served her third birthday. Present Lambertl, Jefferson St-eet, on the rriwked their blrtlicinv :r er for Miss Myra Diener nt Clin- I! ton Manor, Newark, Tuesday. Wednesday. Present were: Mrs. were the child's grandparents, Mr. death of her father. llycelebrBtlon. WP(II1(.:.(1IIV' Peter Bcfano, Mrs. Robert Barn- and Mrs. Philip Krlnsky and Mrs. —Mrs. Saul Krltzifian, Ethel —Saturday Rupst* ,,,' ,. Sunday at St. Cecelia's Church. --Carol Comley, daughter of hart. Mrs. Leo McVey, Mrs. Larry Benjamin Tucker, lrvlrtgton. Street, enteretalned M 's. Norman Mrs, Wally Mltchrt M,,,,. Karen's sponsors are Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. William Comley. At- Westcott, Mrs. John Schobert, —Mrs. Jerry Winner, Ethel Silver, Mrs. Wally Mltchel, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Nn,m Mrs. John Savarino, St. Albans. lantic Street, marks Jier 10th Mrs. John McGrall and Mrs. John William Kroner, Mr,-,. Milton ver, Major and Mrs H ' By MRS. Long Island. Her grandparents are birthday today. Street, entertained her canasta Proctor. Prank, Tuesday. doffer and Mr. ami M,'"" GEORGE Mr. and Mrs' Nick Giordano, Long —Our sympathy to Mr. and group Friday. Present toere Mrs. —A family dinner was held at William Duerscheidt, Mrs. Ken- —Nancy and Frances Tarn, Roberts, New York FORSTER Island. Other guests are Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Barnhart. Jefferson Mrs. Edward Mangani, Mr. and 65 Ethel Stree Mrs, Rocko Tromboli. Mr. and Liberty 8-8449 Mrs. Nick Giordano. Mr. and Mrs. Mangani were hosts at a buffet luncheon inhonor of the occa- sion, -••Dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs --Mr. and Mrs. Jay Tenen. At- Robert Vclasco. Etiirl Street, were lantic Street, attended l;he House- Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sellarole wares Show ar(d dinner at Mili- and chilrlrn, GPOI-RO Bruce. Terri, tary Park Hotel, Newark, Satur- Edward nnd Robert, Jr., Hacken day: si\0k. and Mr, and Mrs. D^vid —D o n n a Glpria Gellman, Casiero and daughter, Janet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stew- Nutley. ard Gellman, Atlantic Street, will —Seen at the Christmas jmrty- mark her first birthday today nt dance of PTA at St. Cecelia's a family celebration. Thursday wrt Mr, and Mrs. Sam —Mrs. Frank Kohlenberger, Potts, Mr. and Mrs, Carl.Ander- Wall Street entertained MRS. Nat- sen, Mr. and Mrs. James Ding- Boydman. Mrs. Bernard Bobkin, wall, Mr. and Mrs. George Kader, Mrs. Murray Goldberg, Mrs. Nat Mr. and Mrs. GeorRe Byrne, Mr. Schneider, Tuesday. and Mrs. Robert Friel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barry, Mr. and Mrs. —Karen Kennedy, daughter of William Duerscheidt. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. Thomas Byrne. Mrs. Nicholas McGuire Street, will celebrate her Spate, Mrs. Dan Balderose, and sixth birthday, Sunday. Her Mr. and Mrs. James Vendola. guests*lnclude Gloria Puntorno, —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boerer, Bobby, Suzan and Linda Ker- Swarthmore Terrace, entertained stein, Judy, Suzan and Diane SiKma Theta Delta fraternity 'onisha, Ann Marie arid Linda members and their wives, Satur- Carolan and Dennis and Tommy day. Fitzgerald. Olso, Stanley, Michael —A family party was given in and Richard Walulek, Kearney: Ronald, Tommy and Jo-Ann Kup- Pattern 9056: Women's Sizes 3«. honor erf Diane Duerscheidt on 38. 40. 42, 44, 46. 48, 60. Size 36 her second birthday. Diane is per, Newark; Brian and Billy longer version, 1 yard 35-inch. the daughter of Mr. and ftlrs. Duffy, Newark. Send Thirty-five eenti la coins William Duerscheidt. Ford Ave- -Birthday congratulations to for this pattern—add 5 cents for nue. Mrs. William Kirk, Federal Street. each pattern If you wish lst-cla*s —Welcome home to Mr. and mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper —fiondra Harrison, daughter of Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Harrison, Jef- Mrs. Murray Gold, Wall Street, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly ferson Street, celebrated her Florida where they visited Mrs. NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, guests were Cheryle and Barbara Gold's parents. They spent SIZE and STYTtrtfUMBER. Dinkel. Barbara Thomas, Edith Thanksgiving Day with their fam- ily for the first time in five years. and Pauline Tenen, Joyce Harri- Gold, Jefferson-Street. The wo- —Marge McClosky, daughter of son and Barbara and Bca Wein- men will join in the Mothers Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCloskey, berg. March on Polio in January with Stoneybrook Drive, celebrated —Birthday greetings to Law- Mrs. Albert Glassman, McGuire Here You Cdn Selec.t A Fine, her fifth birthday at a party, rence Eitkower, Federal Street Street, chairman. Monday. Guests were: Cathy, and Harold Binder, Atlantic blames Duerscheidt, son of Mr. Dependable Piano No Matter Street. Mary-Ann and Steven Haber, Maureen Munn, Barbara and Paul and Mrs. William Duerscheidt, —Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gold- Ford Avenue, will celebrate his berg and family, Wall Street, have King, Diane Cuff, Michele Liza, What Price You Pay Peggy Diamond, Susan and Me- luth birthday Saturday. Guests returned from a week-end in Long will be George 'Byrne, Greg RaQer, Island. lonie Turgeson, Rickie Taylor. Jerry Engler, Bobby Natthai and •;*-. TlIK STK1NWAY LOUS XV T —Mrs. Barnet Weisman, Ethel Eijeen and Lola Handlin, Dorothy Mickey Westcott. IIIKSTKINWAVIIKI'I'LI-WIIITE Like all Stcinway pianos, the Louis XV i» r<{nif<. Street, entertained Mrs, Alfred Desbeck, Mrs. George Flynn and lano ls a children, Karen and Steven, East —Saturday guests of Mr. and " \n Huh rniturv Kndi-h Christmas means gifts . . . and what could be nicer than If you can't come in, till out, tear off and mail thfl a beautiful bouquet or corsage of her favorite flowers? cuupon below. ... or choose frum our superb assortment of Traditional I'oituettia Plants, other Decorated Plants, Gardens, Centerpieces — all sure to add extra warmth and good IIBIKKITII I'lANO CO, Date chi'or to your Holiday Greetings . . . and don't forget Newark 2, N. J. I'lcase send me full infornmtina on the following (hose wreaths Ifor the window, pine for j the firtplace, CMKIk IVHt Of FUNO WA»ril) mistletoe and other greens that will. glvfe your fOpen Spinel Q Grand Qi .UirigJn Q House" a True Holiday Atmosphere. t ' Q Haramoiul Orjjan !___„___ i____ Name , {. ' . May We Suggest;That You 4 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY l'|ione ... WITH US THIS YEAR Help-us to help you get your house THE STEipAY GUAM) all set for the Merriest Christmas ever. THE WUKLIT/KK SI',I\|,T The Suinway.ha! the honor pf being the oyer> And don't forget tho^e out-of-town friends- wh*lmiM choice of leading musicians, orclieu. Send Flowers by Wire. Place your order with ^fihui spinels ijthe tr«, muilc ichoolt, rudio md te)evUiou lUtioita, us. We'll handle all the details. WuiliUer cuinpany. Then- popular pi in-J pianoa Stein>ay Crihd futnoa, both new and ma], in cume in many WOOOB and hi bin; eoiubinttions. Urt different sizes and woods are available at Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association The coloring* uml metal tiiiu art exqui»it«. V GriflRhi, exclusive Steinway repreteaUtive in Benches to ruutch. VNortb-Jeroey. I J. R. BAUMANN - 3Ld Cemetery Wreaths 900 St. Georges Ave., Railway, N. J. and Open Evenings Grave Blankets GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Tel. RA-7-07U and 7-0712 Until Christmas Artistically 8TEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES Open Evenings Starting December 20. \ Arranged 605 BUOAD STREET • NEWARK 2. NEW JERSEY ifvww >ir,NDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, DECEMBER R, 1955 PAOE Woodbridgc Oaks News Church Unit Plans Mr.andMrs.Oiib J Christmas Party Sponsors Party Adams Street, celebrated his birthday. AVF.NEL - T)M Woman's As- AVKNKL — The Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Robert Acker- of the First Presbyter- ub of th» F^n» Presbyterian wU1 ffieet Church of Artnel has ptenned an man. Adams Street, entertained rJr_.T GLADYS R. nteresting Chrtstaas protram Sunday. The guests were Mr. and evening in the church SCANK auditorium. The annual Christ- 'on Us taeetint toaoiTov erenlng Mrs. Harold Cope of Baston. Pa., U IM o'clock at the church. 497 Llneoln and Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Catuima. mas party will be h;ld with Highway dinner served at 7:00 P.M. Don Mason, minisiv of music Jr.. Phlllipsburt. MM- SIXMTION OY ISEI) CARS CHUMMY VAU1HS VIOSKIN at 12-ox. Fr«lh Corn Cans b 2 SUCKS .. WHOLESALE BLOUSES 3^ Niblets Corn I6-01. $ 1B4 SMITH ST., PERTH AWBOY PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY. DECEMBER INDEPENDENT-LF,,v House Conference on Education SPTHS to be fulfillIIIR tli'm func- tion The Chrlstlai Srtenrr -BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - : CLASSIFIED Mnnitor. RATES — INFORMATION MAN AT V.',,7*.T~ ' 15c for 15 words Deadline for adi: Wednesday 10 With the prices ci the notion's t Funeral Directors t Pet Shops Railings • Real Estate-Insurance J 3c each additional word A. M. for the same week's so-ral!rd bail,- commodities un- Payable In advance publication. der imrel?ntins pressure from \ ?t\ — thf hest Kift of all the huge sluts piled up undfr Christ nuis Specials Telephone WO-1-1T10 BUSINESSMEN! IRON our post-ivnr system of hlfih, Order rhiistmas birds now — RAILINGS ricid price supports and with the To place your ad in the SYJSOWIECKI will hold thorn until Christmas. farmer raught In a squeeze be- Baby Pnrnkeets — all colors Custom Mad* MISCELLANEOUS Business Directory R'.nglnf Cattnrirs — Guaranteed • FKMALE HELP WANTED • tween tanging farm priors and Funeral Home And Installed the rising Cost of industrial ma- Also a full line of everything, to Quality Work HOUSEWIVES — Avon Cosmetics WHY PAY high cemetery prices tfrials and labor, Secretary of keep your p«t healthy and offers a career to the woman for Grave Covers? We have nice happy. $000 Agriculture Benson has been un- 46 Atlantic Street who wishes to be in business lor ones only $4.75. Also wreaths O up der political pressure from Re- MERRY CHRISTMAS hetaclf. Write Miss Boliini!. P. O. Christmas Trees, Branches, Laurel Ffff Estimate Realtor and publican politicians to steal the Carterct, N. J. Box 7(15. PinitiflHd. 12-8 Rope and Polnsettlas. Sunnyslde GUTH PET SHOP Gardens and Greenhouses, 57 show from the Democrats by pulling a Republican rabbit out Cartcret'i Little Zoo "We sell the Faith am| STENOGRAPHER — Experienced, Burnett Street, Avenel, N. J. Telephone Carterrt 1-5715 DENNIS M. MURPHY of the hat. As for the political 80 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret 40 hour week, steady employ- 11/83 -12/22 WO-8-3146 Insure Whafs otl ir opposition, it is not only deter- CA-1-4O7O ment, liberal benefits. Carborun- WO-8-1710 in AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE mined to present the farmer to dum Co., Keasbcy. N. J. ASSOCIATION the public and to himself as a Wondbridue Township EDISON, N.i. 12,1-12/8 • Roofing and Siding • Established 1802 drifting economic derelict, but FOR CHRISTMAS • SITUATION WANTED Nationwide Service to create the Impression that CA-1-5600 in GIVE A MVING GIFT! M-8-2943 HOOFING and Fred Kertes, Local Agent Mr. Benson's sole "program" Carteret CANARIES • PARAKEETS TYPING and filing at 'home, 217 StaU Street. Perth Ambsy consisted of the restoration of flSII and AQUARH'MS HIDING picked up anfl delivered. Call fchone Hlllcreat 2-1248 flexible price suports 'f'.r the Also Rag Beds. Coats, Sweaters, CA-1-4991 before 12:00 noon. 12/1 -12/2& basic eomodltljs, Collars and Loads lint Tnr Roofing 12-8' Beauty Shops Christmas Storking for All Pets PIANOS TUNED and Repaired; This Is a caricature with little All, TYPF.S OF SIDING Taxi Cabs • FOR SALE • free estimates. Also will buy used resemblance to the truth. It is PERMANENT WAVING Asbestos Siding Insulbrlck pianos. Call Va 6-8816, Mr. Slater. no reflection on any uf Mr. Ben- Fins-Fur & Feathers GI RESALE — Modern six room Siding, Wood Shingles, Clap- 12/1-12/29 son's predecessors to say that he and DAY* Ranch Type home, two years PET SHOP board, Novelty Siding. old, Younastown kitchen, expan- IP YOUR DRINKING has become has probably been the most ac- HAIR TINTING sion attic, tile bath; 513,200. Near a problem, Alcoholics Anony- tive and hard-working Secre- 18 MAIN ST., Opp. Town Hall ,GARAGES and DORMERS tary of Agriculture we have ever RCA. Call WO-8-8189-M. mous can help you. Call Market WO-8-1601 and all type general 12/8 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 263, had. He has spent much of his Lou-SaVs Woodbridge, time exploring the problem at HAIR STYLISTS • Jewelry Sen/Ice • repairs. UXI SERVICE AUTOMATIC GAS, glass-lined its grass roots or traveling 12/1 -12/29 Miss Sally and Mr. Louis Photography JUST IMiONi water heater, used eight months. abroad to see what he could do All Work GUARANfEEI Bargain. Maple twin beds com- DARAOO'S Rbout stimulating the sale of WO-8-1453 Fashion Credit Jewelers WO 8-0200 plete, four high iron bar stools. Men Fully Insured AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL some of the surpluses that are 76 Main Street Woodbridee 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Take Your Fast and Coiirtcmis -.,,,, Call Fulton 1-1275, Colonia. Largest and Oldest In County weighing so heavily on the mar- We Sptciallie In CARTERET Christmas FREE ESTIMATES — Call 12-8" Hydramatlc, Fluid and Standard ket, i And he has succeeded, in- Children's Hair Cutting FU-8-4300 or stop In at 280 MeClellan St., Perth Amboy cidentally, in doing a great CA-1-6308 Photos Now • TODBRIDGE TP.XI WAREHOUSE FOR SALE—40' X Call HlUcrest 2-7365 d?al.> and Get 2 443 PEARL ST. WOtHH'.Kii>• 30', on lot 150' x 55'; has 10' x 12/1 -12/29 • DIAMONDS for the Price 10' office. Located at 685 St. As for the myth that he i& Coal of 1 George Avenue, Woodbridge. Call unresponsive to suggestions for • WATCHES additional programs, Mr. Benson WO-8-2847. 12/1-12/29 Opinion of Others -— 8 % 10-lneh YELLOW <:\',; has said repeatedly that hVMs • JEWELRY Photos Taken for All Occasions CONSTRUCTION CO. MAYTAG WASHING MACHINE, (Continued from Editorial Page), open to any^and all proposals CML - FUEL OIL C49 W. Grand Ave., Rahway 24-IIour wringer type and Caloric Gas of others," "ethical behavior that will help us to achieve the • GIFTS AVENEL SfUDIOS No down payment — Up to 3 Stove 20 x'25. Call WO 8-2713-R. based on a sense of moral and sound agricultural policy we are Expert Watch and WO-8-1S49-R years to pay Taxi Service spiritual values," "aesthetic ap- seeking. That is quite a different OIL BURNERS Jewelry Repair 12/1-12/8" 169 Avencl Street, Avenel preciation and self-expression in thing, of course, from saying Jot this number dow MISCELLANEOUS the arts" — to name a few. that he is prepared to adopt any Liquor Stores ALL TYPES of alterations done in The delegates, the report in- proposal merely because it is NO MONEY DOWN my home Expert work done on dicates, are in accord that the offered as a panacea. The Sec- e Woodbridge 8-1889 Henry Jansen & Son WO 8-3466 men's, women's and children's American people are committed retary's statement that he will introduce a proposal for a soil Radio Dlspatchi'd ( .h clothes. Also miscellaneous sewing to providing opportunity to all Give an All Year Tinning and Sheet Metal Work done. Call Liberty 8-5508. bank before Congress Is typical 3 YEARS TO PAY without discrimination for u WoodbrUlge Distance No (>l. i., t 12/8-12/29" free public education, leaving of his approach to such policies. Roofing Metal Ceilings and The present version, he ex- Liquor Store the choice open as to whether Around Gift for WATCH REPAIRS—$3.50, regular plained, Is th? sixth considered Free Estimates Furnace Work the opportunity Is exercised by JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. watches cleaned, one-year guar- by his department, and the first Yarns way of public or private schools, No Obligation to Buy antee, Fitzsimmons, 111 Daniel found aceptabl;. However, there Ctmplete Stock of Domestic 588 Aldtjn Street and that the continued success Christmas Street, CaMtret. 12-8 are still details to be worked out, Anything and Evmliiun| of our democratic way of life re- and Imported Wines, Been Woodbridge, N. J. and he intends to submit the For—KNITTING quires that every individual be plan for approval to the Na- and Liquors Telephone 8-1246 VENETIAN BLINDS afforded that education neces- tional Agricultural Advisory WDGE. 8-1400 574 AMBOY AVENUE PHOTO CROCHKTIM; Cleaned sary to enable him to make an Commission when the latter WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 'NEEDLE POINT •Repaired intelligent choice and to effect meets in Washington a fortnight HOOKED Rlf.S Manufactured necessary compromises on mat- from now. SUPPLIES • Service Stations • 24-hour Service to Christmas ters of'public policy. AVENEL EMBRO1DEKY Spotless Venetian Blind Co. And it hints the parley feels Mr. Benson apparently be- • Music Instruction # Its, Route 1, Mutui'hen, N. J. that while public education is litves — and we share this view COAL & OIL CO. LI-8-1711 primarily a local function, no with him — that) the long-term 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL Anniversary Sale TOM GARAGE 12-8' level of government "should be problem of the farmer is not go- Private Lessons The SEWiNS ing to be solved by introducing J. F. Gardner & Son relieved of Its appropriate re- on ALL KINDS of Siding, Strip Shin- v v 'a program just to "do Some- Now Going On 73 E. Cherry St. sp6"h sit>iirtr"" "'•* -•»••-"•'"•• TIIUMPET 493 RAHWAY AVENUE gles and General Repairs, Hot The great value of qualified thing," He would probably add Roofs, Hot Work. See Business Di- OUITAR Woodbridge RAHWAY 7-l oratinR. Those tftklnn the course:Mrs. J. Poll. Mis J Junes. Mis Wer? Washington Avenue, in w Members were: Mrs. J. Poll, Mrs. J. O. R. Hoffman. Mrs C Findeis of honor of his einhUi birthday His Smith, Mrs. H. Ulshoefrr, Mrs W Avenel; Mrs. Smith snd Mrs^ S *rr Mirhael Donoghue. Chain o'Hills Park Reports und Jiw Burkautfcas, | i,i Democrats Doeur, Mrs. C. Christensen. Mrs. Butkowsky of Sewaren: Mrs. H Charle* Fo>\ William Moorhmd, () L. Bindewald, Mrs. J. Frlcke, Mrs. iYcrk, Mrs. R. Burrows, and Mrs Ru-ri*rd .Siiada and his brother. Girl Scout News C. Havel. Mrs. L. Knott. Mrs. C. H. Wargo of Port Reading: Mrs Debra Wilson, and hte sls!« ,L,,k Maclrer, presl- Raimo, Mrs. S. Findies and Mrs, !C. Craine. Mrs. L. Knott. Mrs, : am! brothers. Stanley B,rthd.v em-nnw this w«k ;^'n District Demo- Orant Nlms. Attending a candy R. Cantwell. Mrs. J. FTicke. Mrs. B* artl Mr and Mr* ia \ *****. Homes Pmrt !p 1 ,.,(l;)ii, welcomed making class the same day were: S. Blanchard. Mrs. C. Weisman of MRS OEORGE ri years of marriage on IN fsr* Ctrt>> Bunll)a Wuhin,. WOOllBKIIHtF. TROOT IS Mrs. L. Knott. Mrs. C. Raimo and Iselln: Mrs. R. Walsh. Mrs J. ot tll:s month j , i j at a meeting Ann Reed, Brvrrly Tobias. Vicki F. FFRRl'SON AvrnHf; hn arane H tw Tavern, Ktmte WO-K-Mfifi-J Zak and Michrlr Kuchtyak. Mrs. J. Frirke Ruth. Mrs. N. Kilby. Mrs. F Qt ii Pk M" Q*or*» Kaclnko. Park oernrrt Carlo Grand Avenue; are Mr, and Troop 18, under tlie leadership Mrs. Mazurak thanked the Investiture services were held Jame*. Mrs. L, Btadewald. Mrs. »,{ iiomrs rara _ , luncheon p*ny or. .,,> Dou«herty. Jr . Harrison of Woodbrldse: AVtnw sa¥e ch s ilv and Mrs. Wll- of Mrj. Wiillnm Mnzunik and Mrs. Troop Committee members for for Beverley Ahlering, Florence C. ChriBtensen Avenue i,w sOn Bobby's fifth Mrthd*) Us: ^wnue and to FmlPrtcJt Wlllltm Robert Clark, marked its first their interest and assistance in Frederick, Nancy Trelder and Rae Mrs' «•• ^^m . Mrs. W, Laun- Friday Quests were Deborah Or*<- Bruin Wft^hlnnton Avenue. Lhp meeting birthday this week. Mjchole Jhe past year and announced the Daub, of Troop 2, Port Reading, hardt, Mrs. M. UUhoefer, and | RO, who was also eeiebraniK a Helping Mr .and Mm Nicholas linK following members Mr the com- Mrs fifth birthday: Tommy and K»i?w uicaiwppo Wwftmirtim Avenue. H.S follows: Fred- Kushtyafc opened the meeting A party for Rir.s having birthdays - O. Nims. of Coloni*. uistrict Demo- with ii prayer, and JuAnn Hunt ing your: Mrs. Michael Kutcht- in November was held. Toya ant! clothing must be in O'Hare and Bobs sifter JIMP. f:,brsw fourtMn years of mir» yak. Mr.s. Kenneth Reed; Mrs. Mr antl Mrs Chester Aronson -Sunday Sander C*vi,;;.i.v MAvT ttn, Mr and Mrs Peter Club president: conducted the f\a# salute and Mrs. Andrew Wargo, leader and 1 John Tobins and Mrs, John Qlu- : ond eons Hubert ,md John. Wash- Washington Avenue. «as !wt«v«* $v.s«»r. of Elizabeth: Richard ,-,' Fifth Distrtc announced th: program. Mrs. Herman York, assistant scliirk. pick up at your home. Hnaton Avuiue. have returned from at u family party in honor of hr" u,\fmy (Ttork Town..:.ip, and roman; Jflsepl Mr.s. ilohn T.nzo, oronlMtlrirv leader helped the scouts assemble in ten-day visit with Mrs. Aron- fourth birthday. Present wenf.M; Mrs J B William*, of the Patk. Hi District Club chairman of the 1 enl rr;:un Girl Chairman- for thr, troop, an- program, for scouts have 1 needy family. | Miller, Des Moines, lown. They Paul. Bam. Jimmy. lj»rrY and Mi- XnA Mrs. .larwsDevine. Bloomfleld president; and Scout program in Woodbridiif . . jnounced that 578 boxes of O&mpfire Suppc: ased. Since Chrstmas Eve fails made the trip by plane. rltat'l. Cianford. Mr jr.d MV* A! Airnue: M: .mil Mrs Harold „!,, Second District The nudlcnc participated in i had been sold. A campfire supprr fcns enjoyed n a "Saturday, there will be no —Steven Baum. Woodruff Furgione and dauxhsr;* Qt*<*- s,-)-.roeder. Rebeoci Place, and Mr. and Mrs, the eitMrtnlnment by sinking The program was concluded by the members of Troop-80, Ise- ass on that day. Also please re- SrStren. . reiebrntedd hW fourth birth- Ann and Josephine. Vnton:_S«n- ind Mis Gary TVuziati. Homes "The Foot Tr.ivder" and by pro- with the sinnini; of the Snout In. Thcj girls toasted marshmal- member not to get confused when d«y last wwk, when he entertained dm's mandtatlwr. Cavil- p.uk Avniw named chalr- viding Uie sound oflpcts f.>!• ,i story Jlyrtin. Carolyn Clark and Judith lows, cooked hot dogs and beans month has five Saturdays, such at a party the following little Intol , and MrM . «nd MMrs Pal Spwolo Oui smceiT .sympathy; to Mrs. which was narrated by .inAnn Schubert wore the accompanists and had a song fest. Virginia, Hat- s Oecembsr. K?ep your regular friend^: Vivien. Valerie *nd Ray- «n;l fan. Pat. Woodbrtd#e Oaks: Mtvrris Cohen. Woodniff Street, on \iv-ap polnted civic nmnlUee, It was Rohm. .for the musical part of the pro-v field, Sandra Meyerowitz, Doris Lit and 3rd or 2nd and mond Alexander. Kenneth Saj- "t. ant! Mrs Fred Sonffi«iurM> ihe loss of )iev mother gent, Susan and Patricia Mark- 'ux! children. Unda and Philip. ^An important meeting of the r-mbei-H to dis- The World Fla» was ;;rum. On display »*re the nature Watkina, Paula Sehulte, Lynn ith StttuTdnyii No. one ion on the nd ;fth Saturday. inunn, Janice dough Jnck i-.nd Menlo P*rk. h*r siiler. Bwrtmra Cuirens Council will be held to- meet-j « explained by Carolyn Chirk. collections, the puints raised, and Reyhon. Christine Mslia, Ann Ptii piiik>lB " , t r.iTct bruthu. S»nlk) Anthony. HK-IU at the Municipal Building. ilit..iiys"Memberl s Patricia O'luscliir.k '- |l.ihe various kinds of hanwork done Varys, Linda Dapuzza, Sherry Celebrate Birthdays 1 111 BuU Aim 1 1 Traop 15, Avenel. sponsored oy •Ifo prartiins Ci-ristma ; carols -Thomas Calota. WoodrufI Vonna is to take place on an u'rd of educa- J^ - y _ J '"^ ^•^'•V'' by the troop. Hostesses for this Cowell, Judy Klein and Mr,. J. the Edaar Hill Nurs- f'ii'ert. was stocltather Sunday fv>r smendniesii to the constitution and ,:., nl the Janu- Tobias and Vl-ki Za" k' | birthday meeting were Mrs. Hunt, Watkins. the leader, attended. St, Andrew's Church. :;Icbrc:ed I to officers f.n the cominx At Ui» cnndle-llRhtlnK ceremony JMrs. Reed, Mrs. Schubert and The "Neighborhood Organiza- he birthdays of Barbara Man- ; ing Home. Bowers. Jr.. son of Mr and uv.r will takr.oyer their duties ning at the church hall. Rehear- < Colonia Troop 10. welcomed M, ill wa the *ln" tribute was paid to the founder of I Mrs. Kuchtyak. tion" was approved by all leaders 8 [the Girl Scout movement in the sals for the Christmas program Kathy Eisenhower and Judy Mc- h orse prize, and The girls in Troop 63. Port attending the meeting last week chins istcninl n g sotook plaee atl ' TJ. H A..and the National Organi- at the White Church. Neighbor and Investiture swvices were also Kean into the troop The girls ^" "; " « ™ »T" " -" !!ie social hour Reading, enjoyed a, Western hay- mad—jie K»beautifull,,, f,, .,y. decorateH^n,. Hd Church of The Blesse* Sacrament. How old a IT you. my little Mrs Elmer Dra- zation by Mrs. Mazurek. t:> tlic ride around Sewaren waterfront hood chairmen selected were: n i 1 atn nnd a buffet supper was later local Girl Si'ont Cnuncil by Mrs. Avenel, Mrs. John Poll; €olonia Brownie Troop 28. Woodbridge. Christmas ;audle.s. served at the Bower* tome jjincs Krutzler, Western songs and the blowing invested Charlotte Williams and; They are planning an overnight 'v" v-f" ""J .*"v Zl^l^ \]~" y, 1 don't know, sir. Mother was Clark, and to tin parents by Ju- Mrs. J. Flemming; Avenel, Mrs k ninl ;s when I »;!? born, but now she is -,.(i by Mrs. J. of incoming ships made it a de- Cathy Qalvonek at ^AndleHght!camping tiip^totlie Girl ^Scout ^1*%^^^^ , .,,h Hollo, Mrs. dith Schubert. The ftlrls t:)ok and exciting trip. The R. Hoffman; Iselin, Mrs. R inly :M ' turns in liKhtin™ a candle for en;'h Craine; Woodbridge, Mrs. Fern services. Cabm, "Knolltop. on April 2 Avenue Quests at his purly , ,ja:-k Marlver, troop thanked Mrs. J. Herman 3usan Charonko and Kathy and 3 ww De«n Mar, Wayne L*n*. Vir- .hirly and Mr«. of thJ Olrl Spoilt Laws. All r:>peat- for her generosity in making th? Christensen; Sewaren, Port Read ( ing, Fords and Hopelawn, Mrs Urban w:re welcomed into the ; Hostess at this week's meeting tor Rllagfrio. James Ball. J»m^ MM Twi Math ed the Oirl Scout P:::mis". und trip possible. Leaders ar^mpsny- : Richard Walsh. Since the othe: troop. • I *'«s Gayla Connolly. Pentz and Robert Bongart »An old l«dv was celebrating her one-year pins were prevnti-d to ins .the scon's were: Mrs. H. York sections were not represented a Th; Brownies made charts to i The girls are busy collecting . ,i,niv Hinkel. Rebects PI»CF oiii* hundredth birthday and as JoAnn Hunt, JoAnn Rohm. (\uo- 'xirs Ii Burrow:; and Mrs. Hsr- the meeting, we will contact them be u.scd en a later project. The used toys and clothing for the .|,1() victor Rupgerlo. Homes Par* s> sal rocking in her chair on \n plea for Jyn Clnrk. Judith .Seiuihert., NiUiry |mnn Keatinn, Patricin Olus'lnck. HHty some time this week so that the: 'children made a Christmas stock- needy. Avenue started back to i^ho»*l 'V fiont porch, her ilasses perch- m.itrrloli 1* be- lin.-ij;s we:l-l (innn'cti to th: may organize their groups beforjeforie ing for a needy family. Eleanor! The monthly board meeting Mr.nda• y afte"• r a siese ooff mumps rd on her nose, a newspaper re- ..„ Avenel Cancer Perth Ar.i'mv Hospital fir boys Oalvanek of Group 1 and Bever- will be held today, al the home Gerry Milsno is confmed the px>risr said to her: *> , •• ii.ch meets each the first of the new year. and fjlrls in the Pediatrics Ward wtfre- ley Hanssn of Group 2 will ciede- ofi mthe president.president, Mrs;«<••>. Hermannu»nn IIIMUJW,nl;mps. thiH..sJ *«*.,.«» . , ••Gmndma, you must have seen Attending the meeting A party m;>on In the base- Judy Jutyk. Nancy Kramer, Car- Mrs. "Havel, Mrs. E. Houghton", liver the stocking. The group Is Strlnbacii-._,_..-->_ . Avenel» ,. 4 imrn wiu h*>ii< tor Qmiiis a lot. .11 the past 100 years. pr4 Presbyterian ole P.ehnny, Brideet and Michele , .vcfk's meetinB. B.irows delivered the books t< ,<•]•• made, and for the children. Each patient rs- •; r,ember a total of ceived a book and each Brownli «r;-e completed. :'i''"'ivrd n ii"\v friend. II,;i, chairman. The Brownies are working on a • th" need Is con- sfwiii!! pm.hct. Th:-y are making • ,i!nu;;h donations nrii'Aii .'ui.l white chicked apron* ! -iiiil.ir wiiite ma- •.v.tii ]i:n,, needles and thread.1 , ,ui;k cvjiUlnut If Th"y are sjcttinn into the Christ-1 : materials, please lr.j.1- spirit under the expert ta.il- ,! WO 8-3384 ur crj-'iip cf Mrs. York. Mrs. Bur- | M,, •AvLlr.n- nl WCJ ; .us says that sir.' sr.es many fu- 'ure dressmakers, und enjoys | '.', •rkinj', nlnnsj with them. TiiMij) 117. Avenel, hiild inve.stl- I in:1'- servj:1!'}, !: r D')f s Chrlsto-: Garden ff-rxni an;i Barbara Evans and I),::.s.iii!i C-'hi'istnffcr^n. Thay ai-'i iiwnrd-'d pr:/''.s for the hifih- j'his Week * .-• t ccokie sales t:> Kl.iina Findeis | ( lurlrs II. Conlton - ; :;• nvst sal's. Se.'ond and third n'-tves went. *•) Judy Wcinstein and r,s ( niviTHltjr, Ihe SUU E iii" ,;.i Behr. ity «! N« Tin' •-:iris are buss' workins •{ L:-AHI''. pr'Ji i'. iri;ikm^ laun-. .i! tract attention (I:11.1 )>:••,<. U",'in I) :u''i"{o\vl.'i. tt ,•;:• •fnilU ar? the :, '".i •ii.n : them neatness and a ,- Si.ttl-Tree Fam- ,ui member of this A (',]: i.;:m:.':-> Civft :'!a=s was i AirBfttersweet •'.1 at tli'j liomc ;f the program , is of this family GOODWlil. dini.s ... WVarlnit ! '' "nai n Mrs. Richard Walsh. Utrst style biithiiiK suits. Pat j Mr.s. Aiex M^Dcrmutt demon-; • .,,; ;lre not showy, (Liile Me- ; -;l: it •:! var:ou ways of the seeds is a word that ap- qi.eiit:y in cross- IJittersweei or scandens. the and ysllow and n. With ^ n»?rus orblculata, n;a'-yeHow and limbils hnve on separate tu •x s •' each to (ailts form. -)\ fur y :. p:-;jmptly should in this family is Euo- r.su.illy loted. , Spin- 18 feet, (.• s and pale foli- falls, there four- k::ih with orunge we find Eurp*- '• lEuonymus eu- ;u-lub?d fruit, red .a\i;e aril, and the i (Euonymus crimson lour- scarlet aril. For moist consider ricana, 8trftwberry •lied Hearts-burst- living jlame, bright as the faith of the nation, burns atop a granite shaft erected at Gettysburg by a grateful and united people LET US HUP to commemorate a new era of understanding. ^ \ Refreshed and I YOUR TRIP I.I -'•• ace Q,terri&f Travel Dollars W. T. RUDDY At Christmas time with its prayers for peace, this "Eternal Light" memorial Dlitrict PaWOTB" , •* Repr»««ntoHv* Phont can be an\ inspiration to the weary world with its message Etliab.lt. 2-6600 at TICKET OfFICt- in a nation united luvW Fall of truth; Among men of essential good will, differences - Ktpe«UI|y Order : •» liuu TiXJtf WDEPENDENT-I,),;/ PAOI SIXTEEN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1 !)!>!> ably steady during the past three ' creation of a Home LWe Assist- wnrnrd that" 96 walkers were months. | ance Study Commission to probe killed by ears In New Jersey last Groups to Form Commiitl Under Capitol Dome funds meted out by the State December. ... For the first four The prpportlon of garment months of the current fiscal year SEWAREN NOTES Continued from Editorial Page* workers' among the unemployed Government. . . . State trooper* Coun'ies oaoh had 27 lives and motor vehicle Inspectors State tax revenues were $7,608,- To Push Projected S(>l » did Increase slightly because of, 7fil higher than for the corre- l( snuffed out in car accidents. the ln-nml-out character of sea- weighed 1,385 trucks in October :General Insurance Co. His \\\U Pnssalc had 25 deaths. Somer- nnd found 387 overloaded. . . sponding four months last year, COLONIA — The Executive vember was given in sonally tied production sched- ., . Allotments of $9,155,000 from Board of Colonia School 17 Parent Weiss' first grade el,.. |is the former Virginia Montgom- set. 24. and Cumberland. 22. ules, the Commissioner said. The State of New Jersey hns ery, Short Hills. , Salem and Warren Counties motor vehicle receipts to finance Teacher Organization met,at the On the By Unemployment today, he claims, been enriched by $16,831,080 be- : 1 enrh had 11 traffic fatalities, and county road and bridge con- school with Gustave Lau'nharat Board voted to inviiM|," ""' l MRS. DAVID Miire then 40 people wen Is largely of the between-Jobs cause eleven major railroads re- presiding. Sussex County, only had 7 struction programs next year Of School 2 and 6 ,,„,„; '!';» guests at a household showei variety. luntnntly paid their 1955 real Mrs. Claire D. Brown school BAl.FOl'R deaths. estiitp tnxes. . . . State Treasurer haw been authorized by the Organizations nmi , '" recently in honor of Betty Tak Predictions are that unem- principal, thanked the group In groups to form a , ,"' 597 West At*.. , acs. Sewaren Avenue, held at th Ar.hlbn'd S. Alexander has re- State HlBhwny Department. . . , r( mini JOBS:—Although employment ployment In New Jersey Will In- 1 behalf of the teachers for a lunch- CSt6Q iH tlift'PTQUTil •, '• h>.me of her aunt. Mrs Mar; negotiated leases on seven build- Estimated accrued earnings and .n New Jersey reached peak lev- crease not only because of sea- profits for the State of New Jer- eon served them on November 17. man School. Pnnko, Sherman Street Brtty'. sonal layoffs but largely as the | Irms throughout New Jersey oc- . Mrs. J. M. CAstcras reported An afternoon »„,,. , •'.?. their wre 50.000 women and cupied by the State Division of sey's General'Investment Fund ( mother, Mrs. Stpv.n Takar.s. an, result of persons entering the that the attendance award for No- PTO was tmiionnn (i i, H 000 m?n io'ile.ss in O?tober. Employment Security. . . . Agri- for the quarter ending Septem- :,•*• '•» another aunt. Mis Stella Pnnkc labor market to seek pre-holtday jber 14 when a pn^i•.,,„",',' he State Department of Labor culturists regret the recent death brr 30 increased by 162 per cent, Christmas shopping period could — 4»»r. and Mrs Hayden C he:pPCj Betty receive her mi-'M Jobs, Manufacturing industries isented by the child,,., ' mi Industry reports. • of Robert J. Sim, 75, of Yardvillc or $301,043. . . . The 1955 United be the flnafctalk, Attorney Gen- Brton and children. Richard end 8hP «as married last Saiurri*: producing' for line Christmas 13 toe. State Lnbor Commissioner Heights, entomologist* antiqua- States Department of Agricul- eral Orover C. Rlchman, Jr., to M I.o:ust Drive. Cranford. .t 0 jnmes j Baj, Perth Am'ooy, ii trade -will also, tend to progres- The next meet in.. , < , Carl Holrierman claims for the rian. wrlt:r ar\d fiatural history ture Yearbook Is devoted entire- warns. . . . Polio vaccine cannot They have been guests- of Mrs. st jgmes' Church. Woorioriris s.vely slow down and add to un- Is scheduled fur Wrd,', mrst part, these layoffs Were artist. . . . New Jersey's death ly to the subject of water. . . . be given away "on a free, come Brown's brother and sister-in-law. _0:nn K Smith, ,an ol Mr.'.. employment. uary 4 at 8 P. M. „, ,u inly pauses in one ol the busiest toll In traffic accidents thus far Although returns were poor, New and get it basis" In New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. West 1 M(Uj01 .^ smUh. West Avcnu; seasons in several years since this yetit has reached 663 ns Jersey's 1955 . crop of potatoes Dr. Daniel Bergsma, State Com- Avenue, while the Browns were „ recent guest at his family' • Vpiy (;,,(l,| was •tatfwidc employment levels in I JERSEY .lltiSAW;—New Jer- was marketed In 28 States and muting the construction of a new home He Is working in TolccU compared with 701 on the sams missioner of Health, states. . . . ''What's the miiM M; he inrai"ry have held remark- ry's 1954 record In highway date last year. . . . Philip W. the District of Columbia. Chicks hatched by New Jersey t^ime In Stirling. Due to build- 'Q wnn the Hansen Welrllns C. siif'ty Is being battered thisyoar, cy for the inn •', Ashcrfeft, of Mulliea Hill, is the hatcheries Increased to 2,028.000 [ wealth?" i»g difficulties, th? Browns aban- j _ Joseph H. Thomson. Clif ores. Address: Airman 1 : James but State safety officials- .have doned the project. JEoad. attended the annual dm new president of Cooperative CAPITAL CAPERS: -r Long- during October and will even- "The'wives ;nu| ,;, allahsn. A. F. 12178301, Box 40, their fingers crossed. . . . Gov- Marketing Associations in New tually comprise 4,060,000 drum- —The Sewaren Contract Club ner of the General. Contractor "rd W.R.S.. VP.O. 124 tfew ernor Robert B. Meyner has ve- wlrldei} conversations In tue rich men." Jersey, Inc. . . . Pedestrians arc middle of streets during the sticks. "How about ii'.-.l, i!., Till meet Wednasday, Decemjer (at the Commodorj Hotel. Ne\ "ork. N. Y. toed a resolution calling for ihe 14! at the home of Mrs. Anton | York, Saturday evening. He wa. Ea>t Avenue. a guest of the Caj-uga Corp. —The Guild of St. John's Epis- —The Triple Foursome bndgt copafenurch" is hold ins" "its" an- 'club met recently at the horns o nual Christmas party luncheon Mrs. Olive Van Iderstme. Wos tt the parish house. Cliff *w«. Avttiue: Prize winners Were \ik at 1 P M today There Will Blanche Van Syckle; Mrs gi.epr*i IM an exchange of gifts ' ,Woolon .Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, anc -Mr and Mrs. Charted F. Mrs. F. J. Adams. Next meeting A split n<;c F olden Billheads Letterhead* the Big Difference between Programs Booklet? 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M. st the temporary YOUR HOME headquarters of the group. 1353 S\V.r.nve:\r designers are Of Second Set of Twins Weds Iselin ^ tho home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Oak Tree Road. Iselin. Parents decidiii!' what you will be weartnt SBWAREN — Mrs. Joseph have a busy life these clays." com- ISBUN - *Mls7" .. Dj Franc** Ddl 01i gT L. T. Quirk. Applebrook Farm. Interested in this group are in-at th" beach nsxx summer. The rhonwon. Cliff Road, has received menu Mrs. Thomson. 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There's a new. wonderfully «asy> swept look of iu rear deqk and tudttt, lowieat priced of all the new Chevrolets. in AnuriM bity." feel-tif-the-road with lull time FowwPikrt Le^us put you behind the wheel qt the Sttering . . . a Mraight. su», *t]v»ty "PowiStyle" Chrysler for just IS miautti When you eompve ,fci» Chrysler with sense 4f safety in the stops you m wiih this week. 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KNEL PERSONALS' Presbyterian Church Scene den Road, after which he and his Of Ciocci-Beckor Wedding family will leave for Oregon AVENKL — Miss Barbara vnll ol imported Italian tulle and where Sgt. Pelican will tx> un- By MRS. Becker, daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. slfe carnal a white Bible adorned turned. j George J. Becker, 32 Mere-line with white orchards. DAVID DAVIS —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Qlytlon, ! Avenue, became the bride of Vin- Miss Dilutes Becker attended IS taw* An, •» Dartmouth Avenue, attended * ifrnt C. Clocci. son of Mrs. Philip 1 her sinter ;ii maid of honor. D ACK during the limn the farm- AftMl a diner at the Hotel Btltmore orge Humphrey, Secretary of Clnret. IB Joanna Place. Coloiua, Bridesmaids were Mlw Helen ers df the nation, spearheaded « Treasury. Arthur Bummerfield, New York City, Friday, given in and the late Philip Clocci. at a Koss, Rahway, and Mitt Oh\dy» WO. I MM-1 by the National OrnnRc In the so-Postmaster Genera). T5ira Benson, honor of William A. Patterson candlelight ceremony Sunday at Uwlcr, West New Yortt. the l Gvonger Movement, re- Secretary ot Agriculture, and Row- president of the United Air Lines. 5 o'elMk, In the Hret Presbyterian bridesmaids and maid of honor The dinner was Riven by the man- , land R. Hughes. Director of the Church of AYeriel. Rev. Dr. belled against extortionate railroad. wore full-leiuzth prln«»-»tjli agement club, of which Mr. Oyl- «d(t«t. The committee s« up Charles S. MaeKenile Officiated commissioners of freight rntes. They forced the es- working stnfl recTultwi largely •towns n( white begtline, lttM don is a member. at the 'double'itnR eeermony. with orsnndy. They carried White tonight to tablishment, state by state, of Com- rom railroad and business Inter- —J«m«8 Rice hns returned to missions which could curb In- sts. There were no members of The bride given in marriage by fur muffs adorned with ltd h«p- Sanford Air Base, Sairtord, Fin., tmstate freight rates, and the bot- he staff from agriculture., from her father, was attired in a white plnrKK roses, nn dwore matching rrliood of the Don- after spending a two-we?k leave tle continued through the years :he trucking Industry, from the velvet Rnwn styled with n sweet- fur headpieces' with low fritn ;v of J»cob will me»t With his parents, Mr. and Mrs,culminating in the first national airlines or from the Inland .W«- heart neckline outlined.with seed : jo o'clock In the touts Javornicky, 567 Woodb'ridge regulation of the railroads as a erways Association. prar's and fry-Mais, and long- Robert Derrey. Avenel, i 'Center, Avenue. transportation mondpttly setting up The farmer! of the country are pointed sleeves. The full-lennth ss best mnti. and ushers —Mrs. Myron French of Noxen, th« Intel-state Commerce Com- •gored skirt ended In a sweeping Edmund DrlPrmdpe, ftahmy. lolleetively probably the largest • t| ,-.< ftux!lf«ry to Aw- Pa., has returned home after mission in the National Transpor- laers of freight transportation in :• train. Her matching headpiece and Ororge J. Becker, Jr., AvtnM, , VF.W. "Pest 71«,' spending a we>k visiting wit,h her tation Act ot 1920. he nation, so Would be most held In place her ftngertlp-length hrnthcr of the bride. \i Monday at 8:00son-in-law and daughter, Mr. I It appears today that the farm- iltally affected - grain shippers, Diane 8ml;h, niece of th«'WWi, iMwt rooms in Ohib and Mrs. Thomas Lane, 407 Al-er' s of the nation through their na- livestock raisers, orchardists, cit- served ns flowornlrl antt t*hllr> tional organizations may have to Annual Christmas den Road. 1 rus fruit producers, 'dairymen, Dnhbhup. nephew of the brills* —Mis. George LudwiR, 40 Mad-; do battle _»ll over again to pre vegetable (rowers, cotton raisers, Boy Scout Troop v.rnom. was riiiRbenrer. .,,. h?itl f vent the railroads from again ison Avenue, was guest of honor oultry and egg producers and Th? couple left on a tour ot tWe boosting freight rates almost -,s win «l«o b* at a surprise party in honor of the '< many others—face Increased Holds Breakfast 'southern stntrs. for their hoT»y- will under thh provision of a bill freight rates, or will be caught is chair-, celebration of her 20th wedding moon trip, and upon tti*ir Mturn now before the Congress. Thl in the squeeze of freight rale wars, will reside i\t. 206 AlCh»ngle AW- anniversary on December t, Riven measure is S-1920 with an Iden- AVENEL — A communion by. Mrs, William HuRelmeyer at should the legislation pass this nue, Cnlonla. For traveling the N. DRIVE THIS UETAGE BEAUTY! IN BLOOM! HEN LET US FIRST LOW-PRICE CAR The car that's going places with the Young in Heart! TUNE IT UP! 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WOODMUDGE HM.|tU PAGE TWENTY THUHSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 Explorers Hold Westburv Park Notes Ct)lonia Personals (Including Colonia Proper and Colonia Vi Charter Night lilir, hl/v< PkH. tmi M" *R<1 Mrs An- AVENEL Charter Nlnht was -.» O'Hills -Mr. and Mrs. William Sparks, make-up for "j\v observed at a meeting of Ex- Middlesex Avenue, entertained at San- Wimpole Street," Whin, plorer Post 241. sponsored by the n cocktail party, Saturday. There *nd scnted by Vail-D n ,s, First PreSbyt«iian Church of were oycr.100 guests present. M Sun- Avenel, Monday night in the -folr. and Mrs. James Deshler Plngry School, Satuiri;lv IIH.' (iw* «! Vtr*. £«>)#•"('* par- church auditorium. and dauu'itei, Elaine, have Just —Mra. Warren R^i, miH, Mr: *»vi Xfci Ou5 Russo. Rev. Dr. Charles S. MacKunzie returned from a three-month turned h rr. 'from led in prayer after which com- O 2 M itny at their home in-?ea Island, munity singing was led by Ous- •spltal with 'her i^ •Vf:. W)i W;* Owjw Bfver- Gn. Their home in Coknl* 1.. j tave Leldner. Robert Hunter was daughter, Molly Aim r, idi'f tffifc WKDA-TO Ckrw-gt. Jr.. on New Dover Road, k(i/: ft.tt»i*.wwi W'flnh street, and the master of ceremonies. Reebs have two othci William Bannon, Woodbridge, —Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ken- Tyfy and Jariip W KM; M?* W2»n» fU«$et and worth entertained Mrs. Thurston .Mr ."•: V ->. 'A"'.-it> •' V'K .•iitiicr Mr:, tonsri »wr Sunday din- district commissioner, presented v s over the week-end. They all at- VlU 10" '' ' i. ?••'.".'". uiMnun;'' wi: fat«» rtT XC: W;Sl Mrs. An- the charter to George K. Young, the b;-.-.- '.: * ,'•* ';i''"!' ' • .'('VIM? president of the board of trus- .^ud the Paper Mill Playhouse ^ecsey City. Mrs. Saturday night. HASP:'.-' ?.-.-IM..'-: MW Ha.swt are tees of the church, who accepted --RIV'". i-w'V.'!"1.1 ivfjiu .V V": it for the church anfi then In turn -Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Seeley entertained at a party In their and ; presented the charter'to Stephen f. Jersey CikS . Aw"'.; v*;< Schaffer. chairman of the post home on New Dover Road, Friday S7>.T.1 « •»•«* «Ui Mr. and Mrs. committee. night. Mr. Seely is with.the Trav- 1 6 Cera iv * V: * O.'>-v* >.».it f\ *~ THIS CHRISTMAS MAY BE JUST THE RIGHT TIME to thril thr family with a handsome new elers Insurance Company and has f '«! JVTh/it« HMI Mr. and: Mrs. AdoW Rasmuwen, chajrman of Ol New V.-:t w." ;:• • television set for the living room, while the old s*t Is moved into a tkn or Into the children's room. been transferred to Detroit. hunt- the organization and education —Mr ir.i M:f -'uwt't. T'.v*- corrunitte for the Rarltan Coun- New models reflect hot only advance in reception but smarter more decorative cabliirttnK. Shown -Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wil- erand.sw.?. -/.v." r% .Picvrfi. cil, addressed the group, and here Is the RCA Victor 21 Inch deluxe Glenwood in modern lnw-bny styllnu. "rlams celebrated their eighth wed- Worth S'rw-. i»i *C:> tliJfS -M: ia5 Mri Floyd Plxton, RMhard M. Petrin, senior crew ding anniversary, Friday. They Tooker. ?-•"•- Aswy w* fj/KU . attended a dinner had dinner In New York and then leader thanked the advisor _ and when our car ran off the open BUSINESS TO 'SSLi: tt S. for four C.AVJ *', ^.-f KA*^«« ^jng sponsored by iMPLOYMENT httended the theater and saw Ronald Nier anfi the committee With a record total of 65.161,000 bridge and sank Into the river. Those U. 6. businesses with for- home o? Mr sr.i Mr*. .V^.r. Ot- to Arny R««rTf at Hotel Doug- for reorganizing the post. "Damn Yankees." htll. Secus-.-v; Piri persons employed In October, em- Fortunately a great big dog on the eign branches have agreed to help U* at Ouests attending were Wllllard ployment In the United States bank dived in and saved us. then —Master Tommy Murchle had —Mr? Ke:r.'.Ar. Cr;':.-;*--^ 1::.-X- the government 'sell" the United his class from Plngry School as Brier, daughter of Jenkins, Institutional representa- reoched Its highest peak. The total he went up on the highway and States to the rest of the world. Street, :u.- 5*v*r. '.r>. viM . \l: *KC Mrs William Brier, 107 his guests for his sixth birthday ; tive, the post ' committeemen, is about 400,000 more than for barked for help. You smile—what Representatives of twenty indus- new pii?p:« '.o £••'•« »"*•*? Wartf; S:«*«. ms guest of honor September; 3,000,000 more than do you find incredible in this?" yesterday. The boys had lunch Qustave Koch. Sr., S. Schaffer, trial firms and organizations lervins lvy.< ;,n;: ;.:.; A r, t sssth birthday party given and W. Jenkins. Fathers attend- for October, 1954, and 2,403,000 "That part of your Wife dressing and were then entertained by a r agreed to set up an Industrial Co- i >T rier piirn;* on Sunday. Her ing were, Robert Morris, Robert more than the previous October in 15 minutes." magician. Tommy Is the son of at her :-:erv.-\ !».«*»« infimied Barbara and operation Council among their Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murchle, j Fischer. Andrew Hunter, Michael record reached in 1953. The work —L:: tli G:cr:i S^;an: HUNTERS SAVED BY overseas branches which wll work Sherwood Road. ijanie Sinncrtt. Kathle Mcfilynn, Petrin, Clarence Jamlsen and force in agriculture remained at daughter v- Mr . ; Mr* Hirrj SNOWPLOW with the United States Information —Miss Ellen Stover assisted on ir : jlinda Kirnger and Nancy, all of Robert Gassaway, Sr. relatively high level, while non- Bhilliun;. B:x\<:yr. *ho has been OGDEN, Utah — Nine hunters Agency. Westbury Park. Awards and cards were present- farm employment rose to a new visiting wX:\ he; ur.-cle ini auns. October peak. Unemployment, —eight men and a woman—were —Mrs. D. E. Simms, 180 Bed- ed by the advisor, Ronald Nler, How They Worked Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Foraano. which normally drops in October, stranded at an isolated ranger sta- ford Avenue, was hostess at a to the following: Gustave Leldner, So True! Ever wonder how grandmother 184 Wort:-, Strw.. celebrated her stayed around 2,100,000. tion by a heavy snowstorm. They demonstration party Monday eve- eight-year pin; Richard Petrin, fourth a:r:'.\day on Sunday. She spent two nights of subzero cold Many a man Is proud of his could endure those antique ning. Her guests included Mrs. six-year pin; John Morris, five- BEDTIMK. SHOItl s|u|; was gues: of hor.o: at a party Incredible Story in the ranger station, which was father ana mother merely be- chairs? Well, the answer is she Bruce Davis. Mrs. Al Burke, Mrs. year pin; Carl Fischer, five-year ChrUtmts Is slmrt .,:, - when her guw.s v.ere her parents "At eight o'clock last night I stocked with food and firewood, cause they are the parents of ; Herbert Kinley. Mrs. Tobias Bris- pin; Charles Mezwra, four-year was tired when she sat down.— matrhlnn pintles. i Makes An Printing Ideal Gift! Onlv FOR AIL Purposes STOCKING This is your Personal Invitation to see i and GIFTS FOR THE Kodak Color Film. drive the Greatest Packard of them all..'. Kodak Movl* film. All popular titti «( PHOTO We hav* total1 and Kodacolor and Koda- black • and - whi|« in chromi Film in llod. FANS 1mm.and 16mm. tin t. j / and the New 1956 Clipper, Finest car in USE OUR 24-HOUR the Medium-Price field! No matte r what your FILM DEVELOPING SERVICE priytinfi n cod, you'll find a low co&t answer at our shop. 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All UM blood and for*, tht «M new next summer," smiles *Tr*«y Oa«d M-C Dennis Jam**" th* funy UiwieopM ani remark, "If all th* thamis due Miss B. objtttkatbl* tnivrm «t Ihls ftbulMu nwdtann ar« bNgM REFORMED Choir, Thursdays. t.OO were given th*y would •neirc!* Sunday Momlnr Worship, U:00 OUR LADY OF PEACE CHITO* P M tte tlob*.** sparked the Nrgm- Lucky boy that Bobby Dia- ton wtkeo i rtalhr sock prograal, o'clock, f „[ School and J«me» New RrumwW-k Arrnw. FM* Tmrty Ctnach School Faculty. ninsr of a ckain mond ! The 12-year-old star of romti up ... Such a Aow M Sunday Fvnlng Evangelistic Re». John K. Gilnn, T**m tortto m«W, t:» P. M reav'ion, when a the new NBC-TV series, Itw lO-minut* ipMtaeta pot oa tp iui-jkniMthj, Paitot Service at 7:4o. Sunday Masses I.W, » W*. IK BvSraitTnqtM.rrMlay.Vnti wown appear- "Fury" is having the time of Hary MkHh and N*«l Omil •,.h,n, |M. B»1Ofh, Or«Uiii his life and is (retting paid Iiinlr Director Wednesday, Bible Study and 10.00 and 1100 A M » M ing en h»* CBS- . . . Ereryoo* had their r*MTTV °rayer Meeting, 8 P. M. Weekday Masses: 7 00 and 115 handsomely for Ueo* about ft* MM of two sofcl , n A M.. Sunday School. Ctttt Scout Pv* 134. fourth TV show. "On Friday. Prayer Meeting at 1;45A. M. •Your A«- — Check These features — OPEN E\fiNlNCfS • FULL INCH THICKNESS headquarters for- • FOfR CONCEALED HINGES Make Lr HOUSEHOLD • SKfJuRITV KEY LOCK SMAIX T0YS» - GAMES • FINGER-TIP WEATHER PlIPLIX PHARMACY KITS CONTROL TREE • IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION! WOODBRIDGE N • FACTORY GUARANTEE AND PMNT FOR FREE ESTIMATE {All \VO-U0127 LIHCOLN, Avenue ,t Aveael Street, ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS SaiTo-Iliac Belt st w Hi JALOUSIES Promj)!, Vree D«|ivtTv Service IHJBLIX GEORGES 'ii MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE PHONE KA.74)27O IMIARMACY si., WOOMUUDCUS 7 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1955 LFC.AL NOTICES LEGAL NOIK is PAGE TWENTY-TWO LEGAL NOTICES! LF.C./U NOTICES hy default. You shall file your »n«wer 1. An Ordinance entit|,.,i AVERAGE INCOME Saving) time, In the afternoon of me fnd nroof of amlre In duplleftte with "AN ORDINANCE T-dti m NFW POSTAL DEVICE pqitntnl ttoo twrntvtwrntv-AvA e pper cent thp Cleric of the Superior Court, State TION OF AND THE HFI i t hei aald day, it the Sheriff's Office In the the medium of new the average 1954 income of 80.- •ST.* nf thhe total nmoiint herein City of New Ilmnswlck, N. J Him* AnnpT. Tronton, New .Mrsey, In KXTINaUISHMENT OF 'in ivrcordance with the rulw of civil RIOHTB IN OR ARIRINii ,,i blue steel racks 1000,090 men whn hnd some Income mentioni>rt All thnt certain tract or parcel of iitirl The Purchasing Anew reserve* the land and premises hereinafter parilcii- i" -i' TKAM STANDINGS ISELIN—Prom all appearances Win to Retain Margin :.J»., W L t looks as though the St. Cecelln 'hiinficld Recreation 2(i 7 Mils lire headed for Another ban- ,'ntnlUi Corp 20% 12'/ ler cftmpalsn after trouncing th< iaritmi Oil Co 10 14 Mnfield Girls earlier this week b; JlHic Belle 19 14 i convincing 27-7 score in thei 1 ;o.ison's inaugural. In Parochial Circuit ti'ii Qiribi ;ttes 17 18 nit; Pines 11 Va 21', COB oh Vince Qrognn's drlbbljr Ifw Brass.Rwil 11 22 rono^ed to a 15-2 lead at the ter /iii'.'s A;:(irUlon School ft 25 iiiiuition of tl:<; first half, th?i ireezed through the third ani Bests Fords Foes HOrKLAWN-Th." Reo Diner- "ourth quarters to wrap up the (If •tl.es (ii Wiudbrtdtft1 .r.iin^puliited :, '.is ion. After Strong Start; nlld ii|>scl in the C:.iitrnll Jtrse;, Butch Gftlasso, the Saints' sta: Women's: Mu.icr BfiWlina League by forward, was hltih scorer durin lefratiiv; Rai'Uan Oil in Lvo (nil .lie opener witli nine points, wlill Metuchen Victors if Hirer |.':itm!s. Tht victors drop- •jorcttti ChcMiey. Viet Oarlnnd an »i'd the initial clasli, 76H-73G, but Iuue Hopkins lied for second pine TEAM STANUIN09 i-binindi d to tnki; the next, twn. lonors with a;x counters apiec St. James', Wou'dbridge 2 0 ,, M:>-740 and 799-111 Plorenco Many flipped in thH 3t. Frimcls". Metuchen 2 0 ., One uf the reasons for the mints to lead Die Wlnfleld'quln- .ii. ,!osipit's. C:irteret 1 1 • . Wuoi'briiii'c ciuintet's success WHS Inly Trinity, P'th Amboy 1 \ " the pffcrtivc howling of Ann Smith ft. Crcolia's returns to itctior .tin Lady of Peace, Fortis 0 2 *l.o rolled (jtiiiiKK of 175, 159 aiiff to soek their secont 51. Mary's, Perth Amboy 0 2 ',!l!i for ii 547 S't, which wns tou> triumph when they travel n the leiisue f;ir the week. Her Nt.w Brunswick to meet the WOODBRIDGE — St. James' teiimmi'ite.i, D'nris ifcick ami Mnrii Hearts. mill*! II Uvu atmight nnd r«matn«4 Pi,tri(.'k, also came through witli (in»m! the unbeaten In the St. tiivii'-iiimie murks of 479 and 441. Jumcs' Parochial Onimnwr,School . Tim O'leis1 to;) bowlers were Kay Basketball League aftur breezing Fiorcntiiii. 4B9 and Arm Rakos. Dinner on Jan. 19 II II 41-21 win over Our Lady of 274. Peace of Fords. The outcome of the same was The Plainfield Recreation ex- For Sports Stars practically settled In the first' enrled its length at the top of trie •Hiiiiler when 3t. James' burst the Mll,;S: Smiling Ed Kenney, popular lselin sportsman, circuit to five p.r.d one-half games NKWARK — Gerald Murchison •lush wldi' open by taking a com- I Hi' l.'iO-pound, six-rtoint biicli he shot while hunting Jter .subduing Viel's Accordion and Philip Dameo hnve born manding 21-3 lead. At the half, I1,, nuns, 1'a. Ed is a mrmlier ul' the Lucky Eight limiting School in three straight games by named co-chairmen of the Newark lie Ural dribblers led, 27-6. Arty ies of 883-741, C31-756 and 811- 1 , ;iml tlie hill he madr finally lirckc the five-year unlucky A. O.'s sixteenth annual All-Sports f'.im and Allan Orauxnm spear- 732, The Recreation's total pin ili.' flub members, who up until this time had nolhins Awnrd dinner set for Jenuary 1!) neadtd the early attack with point score of 2,475 .was the bast record- ! at the local club. Pour committees lotals of 13 and 8, respectively. i fin their efforts. Mr. Kcnncy was hunting with the other ed in the leaRue for the week. hls .ihtiul a milt from the club's lodge in Canadensis when •will be selected to pick New Jer- Our Lady of Peace tightened Its ,„ i M:LS vhot. Most of the members are leavinc today for the Jean Eder and Marie Rovve, the sey's outstanding athletes of 1955 defense somewhat in the second Union County stars, paced their i.Hiiintnin area and will hunt on thrcuijh Saturday. | n tht' professional club, collegiate half by holding the Saints to a 12- team to victory with impressive ind schnlastic divisions. 7 margin In the third Stan?, and sets of 521 and 500. Bety U»i, •N-COTCCCCCC: o;o:v« :c :•:; •--^o, AMON(; STATK'S BKST: I.eroy Lou Creekmur of Woodbridge. ii Ii-iiitaii; lo an 8-8 tie in the fourth. ' 487, and team captain Betty Tiska Alexamlr. the Iliirrnns' spec- handout tackle with the Detroit! Finn, Uniusam and Jimmy Mul- were high for Viel's. 1 tacular halfback, capped hisatne Lions and an All American at Wil- j l n were St. James' leading sharp- Fords Strengthens Hold shuo'.ers from the floor with clus- scholastic football career this Ham nnd Mary, is in the running : Fords Cfib.lin Corporation romp- wcrk by being named to the an- Tor the professional award, His U-i's of 13, 12 and 10. Mike KraJ- ad into undisputed possession of nual. All State Group IV eleven. 'ormer teammate and another kuvich, Fords' forward, paced his second place in the standings by learn with two field goals and four He is the first Woodbridge back Woodbridge resident. Tommy (Continued en Page Twenty-fouri foil Is for eight counters. In receive the honor since John- Thompson, won the collegiate ny K-irezowski was named to the trophy in 1948 for his outstanding Although St. Francis kept paoe p'ay with the William and Mary with St. James' at the top of .the select team in 1938. During the SETS NEW BOWLING MARK; William Kodilla, 6H Park Avenue, past season, Alexander rolled up football team. league with two straight decisions, become unique among bnwleis this week by recording a 287 game, they were forced to accomplish the 90 points to become the highest Each winner will receive a which ccl'p.-'etl a 13-ycur in;irk on the Craftsmen's Club alleys. feat the hmd way by coming from scorer in Woodbridge eridlron trophy at the dinner which at- tracted 500 last year. The profes- Kodilla, who performs with Tar Trucking in tin- Craftsmen's House behind to upend a scrappy St. Jo- hifttory. olrcuit, started with a spare, hit 10 straight strikes, then ((in- How to score yourself: Mark sional and club awards will be an- seph's club, 26-30 cluded with seven pins on his list ball. your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten nounced December 25 and the co!- Come to Life points for a correct first pick; flv ' leg late and high school winners, St. Francis' failed to find the for ii second; three for a third New Little League January 1. range in the first period and as a and one point for a correct fourt Last year's winners were Joe consequence fell behind in the Choice. Twenty is average:' thirtj Qattuso, Navy /ootball star; Dan scoring column, 7-2. However, they N.J.S.I.A.A., the dictators of scholastic sports, good; forty, very Hood; and.fiftj Move is FoAiddfcn iTTafie' "of Clifford Scott "'-•- STRIKES and SPARES' poured eight points through the hoops in Hie second frame to cut perfect. I School, a three sports perforn !i\sday afternoon to decide the various sectional the margin to an 11-10 tally at the 1. We recently had a question 1 HOUSE nvr E & B Mill Supply; Lucas hnlttime Intermission. II champions, and when their • get-together l.ou badminton, noting the name Little CRAFTSMEN W L Market over Rebavbers Pharmacy 'Continued on Page Twenty-fourt il its conclusion, Plainfleld was crowned the wus originally known as 'Poona'' ^^STLW^jns «---,,,. 28 8 BOWI.-MOR HOUSE "i way back in 1860. It is now a well Federal court cider restraining; [Tar Trucking W .... 26 10 IV Central Jersey champs over Woodbridge. Tursanizud and matches are held from to organize \REVIVED 'DEAD' BOY DIES PlAza Barbers 28 MJ him FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — When 23 13 Middlesex Television for the Thomas CUD. Can you league for the nation's small 21 '.•> mv not familiar with the Colllton Rating Sys- for the a m I ti welding torch in his snniTe at 17 19 Guy's Electric fry players. 24 Va 14M. nume the year tbe first of these I'home exploded, David A. Abiondi, Q!*"1"D?, . 17 19 Ruby's BJX Lunch ;>ich Mr. Walter Short and his committee swear 22 17 international mwts was held for The ord-.'r was handed down yes- 17 19 Musk(is Funeral'Home by U. S. District Court is, was criticaly injured. A vein J c[.,,ftsmen club 19 20 .!••• it cemented the Barrens 5.8 points .behind Hie Thomas Cup? terday ZZZ. 15 21 Stunley's Diner ' ) 1B02 < ) 1938 Jud"e Frederick V. PoUroar after near the junction of the jiisiilar (Hnl Top5 . 15 24 aiiin County eleven even though they failed to M loiv f.e'ies of meetings in his vein had been severed. Rusrea 10, Viayel.3 Tavern 1 35 Ravens i > 1948 l ) mi a ion;; t.ei'ies oi MICCI/UIKO .•» i..u vcill ,,uu uu^ ayerj tuvtm . __ • a Group IV school during the entire 1955 ssa- 2. Rube Marquurd won 19 con- chambers on an injunction petl-'a hospital, David's heart stopped High team game: Plaza .Barbers, Pozyck... l &. Ra Cina 7 32 ,;i:iifn>id, on the other hand, dropped a decision secutive games for the New York ticn filed against Stots by Little beating almost immediately after 975—J, ChiariiUa 183, J. Toth 194,'SwifJ. t RemenaIi:e Crear 215JJm . Pasko 211, S. Giants in 1912, a modern majoi League Baseball, Inc. The order lie had been placed on the opera- B. Jost 190', S. Simon 183, J. Sub- Poos 204, L. Mldilski 200. ,;iy Park and tied Woodbridge. The Colliton sys- luaiiuu record. Can you nmne the will remain in effect until the ting table. A surgeon, member, of :ak 225. Three-game nwiu *»* >WBT AFTER INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. DECEMBER PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Booth, however, is certain his team can rrpr:it the Rcciration Senior champions vith the abuin . ,01 'St. James* Retains ir of talented matwial he has on hand. Returning \,,, 'Contitm«l from Ssxxr;s P*!*1 | The third quarter saw St rrnrt- sre-md crack at the title are Bill Kukulya, n ••.; -,,. MICROSCOPE ', cis take over !be tOfKtd? o! the rrtumee, who stands 6-2 and learned his baskrt!,,,;; sfommN ; count for the first time during the a Barron aniform; Fraok Markovics, a formn w lfl ' same by ouUhootin* Cwrtmt, bridge and Golden Bear football star; Angelo Ai-mm Eddie Meier ! 10-6 In the final sessions, the at- a ^teran of the Seton Hall varsity during tho 1( ,,„ ON ! :ion slowed down considerably but Marinated Rabbit Bisckie Reager and Walter Dukes; William Hiii\v And tl! Metu:hcn mana|t*d to mnintain r Two hours of mannatir.K , hustler and terrific play mayer; Victor Giordano. . Kive special appeal to those cotton-: the upper hand, crrctm* St J«- COMMUNISM tails you bagged over the weekend j ^ph-s with thrr* points while baby on the squad at 13 years of age, but bo,;,, , and here is how, v. rites Tony Rnnd hey produced sis you his ability is being counted on to help Jlggs durm,. j of Des Molnes. la Fd Maroney paced S Francis roming season; and Stu Rutan, an All-Township •, i Pine* rabbit m p."". aria 1 bay on the floorbwrds wi:h fsw field 1 •oals and two free throws fur 12 truth muft be mad* to serve ththff jeR{ j te8Spoon pickline spice. '< former for five consecutive years. Also back wl;,lir, By Dr. Alexander S. Balinsky counters, while Tom Tr**n>n end, however it has to be twisted. cup vine|,Br and sufficient watrr I Assistant professor economics trained with 10 Paut Medwti »nd the same colors are Fred Sheppard. Bob WysUv i At first Varga refused to rr-j,0 ^ver. Let soft 2 hotfte. then and specialist in Russian affairs Ray Kondrach shared otrenww Tommy Giordano, Sam Vemlllo and John Rotn Sv art feonDmics, Rutgers Univer- tract his conclusion — ev;n after tinse |n clear water. ked to do so by the Sovfct j , dresstiu by lightly fry.honor v s fot St. ;Joseph s with stvtn sity, the State University of being asked to do so by the Sovjtet I M?kMalwe , dressing by lightly fry- r HOOKERS . . 3