A Newspaper Devoted Complete NCTVB, Pictures to the Community Interest jiil Impartially Each Week Full Local Coverage Pn-scnUfl Fairly, Clearly Mepenbent - leakt Published Every Thursday PRICE EIGHT CENTS (L, XLVII—NO. 28 Knterftd ns Second Class Mutter WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 at 18 Oreon Strret, Woodbrldite, N. at the Po«t Office. WoodbrldRft. N. J. 500 Seen Touching Drama Enacted at Ebbets' Field as Iselin's Water Supply Assured School Handicapped Dick Makin Meets His Idol Duke Snider Census In Fords-Hopelawn rslion Causes Need |r Kxlreme Caution, lirr Chief Warns Area, Company Says 3BRJDGE — Woodbridge i schools will reopen their e>:t Wednesday and with enrollment; of approxl- Public. Service Pays Town Mundy Asserts ,500 expected In the pub- is alone, Deputy Chief F Parsons today urged $1,025,000; More to Come New 30 • Inch 10 "take it easy" while ers are KJing to and from WOODBRIDGE — Yesterday, Tux Collector Michael J. Trainer has been estimated we received a check from the Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Line Adequate classrooma ahy of our for $1,025,724.71 from tross receipt? and franchise taxes. This sum represents our community's solvency. quiri'mmU, WOODBRIDGE — The water children will be going to Of that sum $989,121.15 was for the first and' second payments situation In the Pords-Hopelawn the first time," Deputy UWH SAVINGS of gross receipts taites and $36,603.56 In franchise taxes. Altogether section has been taken care of, ac- arsons said, "and they will the Public Service will pay $109, cording to Ambrose Mundy, presi- the benefit of training MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK 810.68 in franchise taxes and $1,- dent of the Middlesex Water Com- older children have. It 483.681.72 in gross receipts taxes pany. ;> to the drivers to watch this year, or a total of $1,593,482.40. Attempted Suicide those tots." Mr. Mundy told The Indepen- Money received In franchise and dent-Leader yesterday afternoon [police executive also ex- gross receipts taxes appears In the Thwarted by Cops that a new 30-inch line has been, thin with double-Bessions Township budget as anticipated completed and is in operation. throughout the Town- revenue. It is not a part of the WOODBRIDGE — Police Chief "This will take care of the situ- iny of the children will be real estate tax dollar of which .631 John R. Egan today commend- ation," he said, "and we antici- hnrrm from school during goes to schools; .208 to the county ed Sgt. Albert Martin and Patrol- pate no further trouble." I afternoon. and .161 to the Township. Fran- man Joseph Nagy, whose quick ac- A series of complaints was chise and gros receipts taxes are rill lie dusk then," he con- tion Is credited with saving the made to the Town Committee af- used by the Town Committee to '•«ii(i some of the chil- life of 26-year-old Mrs. Diane ter recent J»*avy rains caused a help run the various departments iv til w?::k on roads wlth- Riikctt, Rahway, who failed In her power faUu«B»nd the residents of of Township government. ,'nlks. The responsibility, attempt to commit suicide Monday Fords, lrtJmjLticular, were incon- . u ill rest with the motor- by Jumping off the Edison Bridge, venienced^RrTnany hours by the Sewtren Man Welcomes into the Rarltan River. lack of watek \ |ty chief Parsons reported At a meeting of. tm Town Com- addition to police and Mrs. Rakett, under treatment Relatives from Rumania at Perth Amboy General Hospital mittee earlier in the; inonth, Town- 11 Police, special school is in "fair" condition and has no ship Attorney NatharTDuH was>in- |paw been placed at stra- SEWAREN — Joseph J. fractures. She suffered Internal structed to malfe a formal com- Iti'rs.-rtiuiis throughout the Mancz, 491 West Avenue, was. Injuries but hospital authorities plaint to the Board of Public the sponsor of his brother-in- lip believe she will recover. The wo- Utilities and the State Depart- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. will know these school man is the only person to ever ment of Health. , i,r stated "by the white Martin Geng, and the Misses survive a l.eap from the bridge. •^On August 17, Mayor Hugh B. ..an belts they will fee Barbara and (Maria Gens, who Six others have died. Quiglcy received) a copy of a letter l'.r.isf cooperate with arrived In New York, Tuesday, Sgt. Martin and Patrolman Nagy sent by Mr. Mundy to Harry Ml tin. i-lilldren will be aboard the "General Langfltt" Greenfield, District Chief of Pub- A COl'rl.F OF BKi-l.K.UUlKKS PI-AY TOSS: Dickie Makin, 11-year-iild Iselin lad whu was so seriously burned by an electric wire were in a radio car on Route 9 lic Health of the State Depart- that he lost his rixlit arm at the elbow. It is left foot at tlu- ankli- anil a part of his right foot, met his bin hero Duke Snider at Ebbets Mr .and Mrs. Geng, formerly when they were called to go to ment of Health, stating that the Field Sunday. Here, Dickie is showing the Duke how he slips off his l«v<- after nitrhinir a hull. Wntdiins is Huppy Felton on whose of Sinfalu, S&tmarmegye, Ru- the scene. It was later determined R (Continued on Page Eight) television show Dickie appeared with the Dodgers' ace slugger. mania, have resided in the that the woman jumped from the American Zone of Germany Sayreville side of the bridge. With- >In Theatre By JOHN ROVLE since 1944 Three older daugh- in a few minutes the officers ar- (Sports Editor) ters, Mrs, Michael Meyer, Mrs, rved and found that Mrs. Rakett, lality's Target WOODBRIDGE — When Dick Anthony Maier and Mrs. John who had loft her six-month-old 2 Lose licenses Makin paid a visit to Brook- Baumgartner have come to this daughter In her car, had "changed country within the last four 3HR1UGB — Objection to lyn Sunday afternoon to chat her mind" and was attempting years and are now residing In For Tipsy Driving iri.immer.t provided at the with his idol, Duke Snider, the to swim. Both officers fired their • Passalc and Oarftel*. * • (Continued On Page Eight) -In Tlwntre IS Dodger's star ceflterflelder, on- WOODBRIDGE — Two motor- (I in a resolution adoptpd the Happy Felton Knot Hole ists, convicted of drunken driv* Junior Sodality of St. Gang TV program, he suddenly ing, were fined $200 each, plus [Cliui'h The criticism was found himself the star attrac- Mayor Pledges Legal Fight costs, and had their driver's li- ed nl a meeting held last tion on the show as well as at censes revoked for two years yes- Ebbets Field. Even the most re- 9terday, by Actinj; Magistrate Ed- odnlity has taken the posi- nowned celebrities at the game To Ban 'Gandy Dancers ward A. Kopper, Bt one of the principal fac- went out of their way to pay They were Robert J. Shea, 177 |)uv: ii'.le delinquency is the tribute to a young boy whose WOODBRIDGE — "Even If it means a legal battle, we Intend Moreland Street, Midland Beach, on of "objectionable mo- courage Is an inspiring story to get rid of the 'gandy dancers'," Mayor Hugh B. Quigley said Staten Island, and Felice J. Faella, nd charges the local out- which has yet to be equalled In yesterday in discussing the Township's efforts to get rid of the 870 Flora Street, Elizabeth. :' with this pr»ctice. Little League baseball. railroad laborers who are living in converted railroad cars in the Shea was arrested by Patrol- nniiimcation In which the Without a doubt, the person vicinity of Fulton Street and Eleanor Place. men William Stephano and Ar- leveled was signed by moved most by Dick's appear- Efforts to eliminate the camp gained new Impetus Tuesday thur GrosBkopf. August 21, The [aroUi Hirsch, St. James ance on the field was Snider when one of the gandy dancers,' I — • — two officers were assisting a mo- id Moderator of the So- himself. He had heard and read Dennis Flynn, 64, of Latrobe, Pa',, been forwarded to the Town Com- torist whose car had a flat tire laml Miss Barbara Brady, about the Iselin 'youngster but was found dead In his bunk. mittee. The signers are residents on Route 1, when, according to ! of the organization, failed to feel the impact of his Health Officer Harold J. Bailey of Eleanor Place, Legion Place, their testimony, they noticed Shea successful struggle to gain an said yesterday he had been in- Berry Street, Gordon Street, Wal- driving his car down the highway ext of the resolution fol- 1 equal place among his team- formed that Flynn, who had been lace Street and Jean Court. A pe- In an erratic manner and then- employed as a cook, had tubercu- is much talk about mates despite his handicaps, tition is also being circulated in pu,Ued off the road. They went losis. ^ delinquency. A contrib- until Dick walked out before the the Fulton Street flection, urging back to check and said they ctor to this situation is ob- TV cameras to shake his hand. "I will see to it," Mr. Bailey the Town Committee to evict the smelled liquor on his breath. The "gandy dancers." The petition will lnovies. When the pair met, Snider stated, "that every man in the officers reported they asked Shea be presented at Tuesday's meet- ox,muU'ly 70 per cent of seemed to forget he was on a camp who has anything to do with for the keys %Q tits car to prevent ng of the Town committee and m is Catholic. The Drive- television program as he affec- cooking or food produces a clean him from driving. However, he has the backing of Committeemen pitrc hns been putting on— tionately placed his arm over bill of health from a Woodbridge insisted he was able to drive so Edward Kath and L. Charles Man- jictionable pictures, and Dick's shoulders before striking Township doctor within 10 days." they brought; him to police head- showing these pictures up a conversation, The Brooklyn Mr. Bailey, indicated, however, gione. quarters where he was examined i week, It Is about time slugger, after observing Dick's that the sanitary facilities at the In the letter to the Town Com- by Dr. Fred Kessler who pro- people themselves did poise and quiet personality, camp comply with the law and mittee the complaintants point out nounced him drunk and unfit to ng about this situation. We stated, "Dick, it Is an honor and the eviction' will have to come the people were told, the camp drive a car, osi- who are In public of- a privilege to meet you here at from T o w»n Committee, would be "merely a temporary Faella, according to the police, vi'stigate and, If neces- Ebbets Field. You should be an through the efforts of the legal camp for workers on the elevated gave them a "hard time." On those who are at inspiration to all handicapped department. , roadbed over the New Jersey August 21, shortly before 8 o'clock, persons." Later Snider madg a Meanwhile a letter signed by 167 Turnpike" but It has turned into a Patrolman Howard Tune was do- this letter we hope to njquest— "I'm sincere wHen. I people, including Ejmer J. Versey, permanent camp. ing traffic duty at the corner of ) some direct steps to rem- say I want to see you play base- commander of Wopdbridge Post, The letter states In part: "Con- Roufe 1 and Avenel Street, when situation. We are calling bull and I hope you will Invite American Legion, which has its aider, for example, the unbearable a car came along at a high rate teen-agers of this town me over to: Iselin next spring clubhouse Berry Street, (Continued on Page Eight) i Continued on Page Eight) Attend this theatre." when you start your season. We'll make the arrangements school Red Cross through Happy." Gifts from His Idol I'll luils Flood Relief Snider then persuaded Dick to demonstrate his fielding and 3BRIDGE — Wood- in an emotion- butthig technique^whlch Dick ! Township Junior Bed •THE TIIKIll 01" THIS Mi:i.IiN(i IS MINK" l>»ke Snider tills his little fiuest as The did without a' moment's hesi- sponsor tag days to- na ktd convt'rsution lie promised to .•onu- to IM'1 II n«xt si>as»ii to watch Dickie play bull. 1 iiulriM-iidrnl-Lratlt-r will .iini.iKe for tin- visit hj tin- llulu- tation. When the pair parted- 1 tomorrow for the bene- one a humble professional base- lood Relief. ball plaver and the other a proud f Grace C. Huber, Home Little Leaguer—Dick was pre- .Cii^irman, repfflW to- sented wan a regulation major in spite of all the ap< league glove, a bat and a ball television and radio, autographed by the entire ponce In Woodbridge •*. y Brooklyn Dodger baseball team. iiiLsi^^M1 Up so far "has not been Sitting close by watching the ouraglnj," A1J monies proceedings was another person, will be used only for who has complete) admiration ct relief of the' people for the Iselin littjje Leaguer's by the flood, courage and deternjjlnatlon. Thi butions may b« mailed Individual was Charles ij. tfd Cios Chapter, 78 Gregory, publisher and editor ol :e(t, Woodbridpe. this newspaper, who was respon- sible for arranging Dick's meet- St. Tott Raise ing with hisiidol. It 1§ quite pos- qr Polio Patients sible that he, tou, was realizing a small dream he may have had BRIDGE — Four Wal- of a name baseball star meeting et chlldrun ralMd $5 for one ql the township's, most ad- patents »t the Pe''tl) mirable younsters. former May- uitral Hoipltal this week or August F, Grelner also was soft drinks In their piesent, as was Dickle'a Dad. od. iingsterg are Mereda Poe- If you are not familiar with |usan Post*k, i; Vincent the Makin story, Dick is ag 11- and Dirmy Minkler, year old boy \vho plays second base for ^he Fire Company Braves in the Iselin Little League lETURNS despite the fact that he 1B a -Rev, ClMU'les 8. Mac- triple amputee. Four years ago Iptor of th» Avenel Pres- he came, in contact with a 2.300 (lOMMKNDIiU: Hgi. Albeit Martin, center, and I'atrulimin Joseph Niigy, right, tell Police Chief John |Chureh, hgs returned volt power line which cost him R. Egan, Heft), how they emptied their revolvers In the air to attract the atUutinn of the crew Of hU right arm, left toot and part ended trip to California N IN BKEAK1NC.-IN A NEW GLOVE: Dickie received a gift of a reiculatkm Duke 8'iWer tlie tug, "l'enii Five," who rescued Mrs. Diane Bakett, SU-year-oId |Uhway mutjirr who attempted to of his right foot, u>if|«i-MM, He will i'\ uT '' itlave from ihe Duke uimself, us well aa a bat and a baseball autoiraphod by all the mem* commit suicide by jumping uft the Edlsou Bridge, Monday. Mrs. Kakett, who IK in fair condition corning ||und»y at both hers of th« Dod^era' tetun. Here, the Duke Is ewUtabw to Dickie how to oil aud ewe for Wi new (\mt. (Continued on Page Eight) at Perth Airibuy General Hospital, U the llr»t person who ever survived » Jump oft the bridge,, A (1 • ttA «>Mllt/lAll "i jy
•vi4 INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1 li>W v.\bv: TWO chael; a Anderson, Ford;. ,.„, OBITUARIES SepH. WoodbrWIiT. \i , Stephen, Stellmr , Chain o'Hills Park Reports Michael Urban, i);n!l ITdFNE F. LINN a brother, Mir.hru I :si,< ISELIN Eugene F. Linn. 61 star. N. Y.. ami »•<-,, Avenue-. *"as hostess at a partyj MHUP Place, husband of the late dren. ( : ..IM lV?t'k in celebration of her ,,,1,M M. Linn .mee Mllet). and Funeral K«I VI(T: W, , By , thud birthday Guest* were Mrs j [nth'i of Lorpn Boyd, E. Marjorle day at the Mcd; i « rrniirr Wiliir.m Pollock, and ciiildn-n.. mid Robert. F. Linn, died last Home, Union./.in-';,." , V " ^Ann.. BilBilll anand LindaLinda.. AAMonn> .
\dalh Israel Players Set Date Scheduled 'Port Reading Dales for Casting Play For Donor Dinner Personals tirMductlons since the formation of li Isiwi Pliiyers' forth- the group In 1948 incblurjinp: such WOODBRIDQE — January 30 II iiviidiirtlnn of tin' the Brntip m | run tnf>lud1nn nuch v;is set as thfc date lor the an- nual drmor dfhn*f of SlBMrhoorl ihi'liui Fail" have been "My .sistnr Rileen," Hnd 17." ConKreRatlan Adath Isrsfl at> a Ttii'sduy. .September 6 and ••ommlttcc meeting held at the JOHN T. ay. r.iplcmbrr H |ji tin! home of the chairman, Mrs. Wil- MCDONNELL .lew.sli Cummuliity 'LticLy IV Proves it liam Bamsmv 493 Barron Ave- f Hi 8::il) P. M. nue I A stxtb Stmt Serves (',imil f'ur/jo.sr Port ttMflaf Bon Underwood will diriTl 11 was decided that the annual' ay which is sclu dult'tl for donor rally would be held at the WOOrmrUDOF, - An Invest- wo-8-im-w ' atkm on Noveiiibi-r w, n regular meeting nliiht in October j Rrhe.iirsitls will l>i Kin on ment made by the Lucky EUht Mrs. 3i\mson named chairmert September K!. M.umy Club last yc:ir with the ... hi the producer. RS follows: Tfeasurer. Mrs. Hurry , Btltv l,a(in|a of an Army Ueconnal- MiHwr; Woodbrldge cnptaln, MIR. ; OolUlt'iiker. president of snncp ear to be used for hunting i Mr and Mrs, John UOola, Sl Leroy Homer; Iselln captain, r tm. Invites nil those asso-, (her proved Its worthiness lust ' l.cp sirvt. luivi* announced the] 1 Mrs. Jerome Owtsell; arrange- j tin ('inter to try out. weflt whMi It jvus used'extensively MISS ANN iVIAlMI'1, IUXl,K ments, Mrs.. Benjamin Rablno- j ! flnK«wr\?nt. of thdr daujhter,. , | roles In the play ns well us at CfinadenslB, ' Pa., to remove FIANCKK OF MAUINK: An- wlt7, and Mrs. Isadore Bablno- ' iBetto. to Joseph Schatz, ton at llcipute buckstaRe. r!o«il victims from the stricken houncrmrnt has been mudc of wit?,; reservations, Mra. Hyman! \ Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Schata 9t Sinn Fair" n rnoflem com- «rai. brinK In food and supplies the fngatemrnt (if Miss Ann Fourth Street. Bermenfleld. |tten by Smfiuel Taylor, was mid haul out stalled nutos. Marie Brllf, diuuhtor of Mrs, Plavlii; earned donor, Mrs. Hurry | •«d on Broadway in tin; Fall Oolubchlk; ddnor rally. Mrs. Her-! Miss LBGola is s graduate ct, The hnnllnt! club1 IK composed Nicholas Belle, 6-C Runns 1,11110, sliirrlnu Miirgnret Sulll- nai'd Coeh; decorations; Mrs. Al' WooribridKe 'High School, ClftM of of ten WuodbTld'se men. They had WOodbridge. and the late Mr. Josqih Cqlten. A movie Cnhnn: seating arrangements,; 1954, and tho BunoifrrV BuslneU left the four-wheel drive vehicle llelle, to Charlr I:. Dnlph. f.iti- bu." bused on the piny wns Mrs. Henry A Belafsky; trans- School in Npwnrk. in* Is empldWd ill a village gnrap for minor re- 1.U1, ()., don of William Dulf itnd i on the screen lust ytoir, portation, Mrs. Sidney Dornyak; In the payroll section of the Cali- Duiis•whi'ii the disaster took pluce Mrs. Mildred Yullman. Miss Audrey Hepburn u n d publicity, Mrs. Leonard Goldman. fornia Oil Company. Perth A»- and the tow unpeople used It to Belle attended MiddlesexCoun- Irey HOKIIII ty Girls' Vocation:* 1 School and oy. Her finnce ^rndilated IroW ^ wxfil HdvantitKe when It was lm- Bergenfleld Hlcli School and M r Ipliiym arc well-known In Jin'-.'iihle to use rci!Ulnr means of Is employed by Paige & Co., - -Edith Tenen. daughter of Mr. for their very successful Perth Amboy. Her fiance In In now servint; In the United SlatCl tratispurUition. The club's lodge and Mrs. Jay Tenen, Atlantic Navy, aboard the U. S S. Lati- |lon hi.it Sprlnii of "Mr. Ho- which sets on a hill two mtl«s the Mnrine Corps stationed ;it Street, marked her fifth birthday mer. « for nunieioiis other fi'om Cnti!idcn.sis was undamaged. the Brooklyn Navy Yard. al a tnmily celebration. Eitmtcment Annoano«4 J'.N.IOVINTi ClU'ISK: Seen taking a. casual 16-19 day cruise to the Taribbfixn ports of tl« Nether- Mr. and Mr.s. John Takacs, IS lands West Imlirs and VenetuMa on tho Grace U IP'S Simla
ill Priced Plus Tax—No Trade-In Required All Prices Plus Tax—No Trade-In Required Headquarters for: Studios of N.Y.C. Our Vocal, Dane* and WHEEL Piand Students will ap- FREE 5000 pear on TV Channel 13, O% DOWN FREE MILE WHEEL BALANCING SEARS EASY INSTALLATION ROTATION SERVICE TAP ir IM.LET lluludll STATIONERY VMENT PLAN HHC "( Wdthts fl PEB LESSON Labof PLAIT'S STORE BALLROOM ve Your Cur Serviced While You Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort at Sean (FORMERLY UI.AKU'H) »UQ PER LESSOH 100 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE SHOP DAILY 9:30 a. m. To 5:30 p. m. FRIDAY UNTIL 9 p. m. CLOSED MONDAY - LABOR DAY PIANO Si VOBCK 27S HOBART STREET wHh Pit>(. »nd Mrs. PERTH AMIOK HI 2 l. VA. INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 PAGE FOl'H nerd a great floal of help. We nskod nliout Irn days before to hope people everywhere will help. Moving Van htSl.s, become Wnterbury Red Cross Dis- Eyewitness Lauds Red Cross the Red cros to help us." "'B McElroy-Hoban aster Chairman. He was still — thinking it over when the Nauga- If we average Americans think ISELIN -_ somewi,. Westbury Park Notes tuck River literally threw into In terms of just what It would Rahway and Iselin -,\ . Wedding is Held For Help to Flood-Strickenthe job. He sprang Instantly Into mean to us to go to sleep secure In phane box contain ," our homes tonight and tomorrow quilt, four sheets ,,,,' i Editor's not*; Impmnetjrlth Paul's Parish House under the di- rescue mid shelter operations and the Philip Schwartees and son. every possession we have, perhaps pillows fell off ,', WOODBRIDOE — At a nuptial the excellent job that thfrRtd rection of the Waterbury Chapter has been »t It ever since. His first a Norman, and the Wetaer family can realize to a small extent Saturday. were cuwti aboard the Sally Ann mas'- and ceremony performed by Cross Is dolm In In* floot »n* of the R«l Crow, Wlwrt clothing two rtCHlti *«* his two Boy Soout Wp what these people are. going Tht box nntl r.ii i, II. the yacht of th« Morris Rt Rrv. Charles G. McCorrisUn. In Connecticut, Mrs. P*w Is needed, these people are out- son. who joined him in organizing through Rnd just how Important to tester Orhiml [". Schwartjas. They cruised around pastor of St. James' Church. Sat- Au»t*n, our Sewartn oorrtfcv Itted in new clothes as a gift from rescue teams. 1 1 1 pondent, who - returned * few the Red Cross. At present because our gifts to the Red Cross are to 1136 South Cnncniii.,! , . Manhattan Island and viewed the urday, MB Marilyn Catherine One of the biggest shelters In days »fo from » rtolt wUlM*la- of transportation difficulties and these flood stricken people, not who was bloving h, Statue of Liberty and other points Hoban. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, nt St. Joseph's Church School in of interest. The Philip Schwartzes tivm In WaUrbury. wrote the the problem of storage and sites only in Connecticut, but In Massa- goods -to 129 Midfiii'.,.' John Holian. 507 Rahw*y Avenue, the Brooklyn District. Father Cab- will entertain Mrs. Weiner and her following story which we art suit-able for handling and sorting chusetts, New York, New Jersey Isellrt, according t,, s • be™ me the bride of Oerald Jnmes itor, assistant pastor at St. Jo- l daughters at their home for a h»ppy to print.! , V sed clothing 1t is not practicable and Pennsylvania. Van Pelt. ' MeE'.roy, son of Mr and Mrs. Rus- seph's Church,' summed up the few weeks. to send packages to this area. The Federal Government Funds sell Mckin.y, 86 freeman Street. By *Mrs. Perey Austen Waterbury distress story, when he -Wrrho* hut th A dreadful truth has been driven The hardest hit area of the Wa- repairs the roads, rebuilds brIAges, the people and —Mrs. 8eymour Klepner and The bride, who was given In said, "The Red Cross has been children. Eliot and Ilene. Bedword home to complacent American terbury was Brooklyn District, public bulldlnRs, schools and man suucrlnij. A:.:. !>•:-.• • :.iJ*ht*r o( Mr. marriage tjp" her, father. *ore a truly wonderful. Bui our people Avenue spent Wednesday at people, that wreck and havoc can along Riverside Street, a part of ami M: I •: .*:•.<> Daniels. Ml sown of scalloped eyelet em- Bradley Beach. The KJep- happen here without the aid of ,he city which lies directly on tht Res.in >":••" :« v:si?:ng net ma- broidered orsjandy made wjth « 1 any bombs: and that the cost banks of the Naugatuck River. It ners motored to Monticello on tter-on-tirr siclrt, V-neckline. tap tf:m' .' : v-irfrn? Mr and Mxs. in human suffering and destitu- was composed mostly of multiple Sunday where they visited. sleeves and fitted basque waist. J.inv- M Lauiir.'.:n Archibald, tion to the average working family family tenements and older houses —Saturday evening pruests of Her veil of French Illusion was Pa Hf ous;n. Karen, daughter in area? affected is almost be- Two weeks ago tomorrow, just be- Mr arid Mrs, Charles O'Neill, were arranged tram » tiara of match- - of M: ,\r.ci M:s Joseph Uglow. yond comprehension until you. fore dawn, with no warning (3 the Mrs. O'Neill's parents. Mr. and ing organdy and she carried a A:c:-.:ivi;ri. w""..> i'.ad been visiting have talked as 1 ha^ve to some people living in thU area, the river Mrs. A. T. Ktenzli, Castleton Cor- colonial bouquet of roses centered at the D-irr.tCs home. rtttffJJM living among them. My relatives swept In three stories deep, de- ners, SUten Island. with an orchid. home. • living on a high hill In Waterbury, stroying some of the houses com- —Birthday greetings to little Miss Peggy McDade, Scranton. -Mr ana M:s Willsam E Hig- Conn., were safe from the flood pletely and damaging the rest so Bobby Miller, son of Mr and Mrs. Pa., was the maid of honor. Brides- gins. 204 El<-*ort:i Street, were waters but were within a half- badly that they will be torn down George Miller. Bond Street: also maids included Miss Betty Mc- guests of honor A: a theater parly mile of the death and destruction Only those oh emergency duty to Michael Salvatore, 17 Melvin Elroy. sister of the bridegroom and brought to their neighbors Just are permitted In this part of the on their twr'.f::', neridine mnl- Avenue. Miss Rosemary McElroy. cousin of versary. T(ue;^r. with Mr. and before dawn on Friday, August 10, city. Workers clearing the area, —Uttle Stephen and Doreen the bridegroom. Miss Karen Ho- Mrs Harvey D*n;els. Regina by the rampaging Naugatuck police and National Guardsmen Santelll. children of Mr, and Mrs. ban, sister of the bride, was the Street ,uui MT and Mrs John River. must wear masks because of the S. Santelli, 194 Worth Street, have flower girl. Joseph McElroy was Sympathy is not enough. These danger of disease in the stench Esposiin. Ne*.\:k. they dined and returned home after having spent best man for his cousin, while people, many of them well past and dust laden air. The workers danced ::i NV* York. the summer at Lake George vaca- John J. Hoban. brother of the middle life have lost everything are using bull dozers and cranes —Mr and Mr* Joseph H. tioning with their maternal grand- bride, and William Stafford. Cin- hey have worked and saved for to remove the wreckage literally, Downins .'.r.d cx'.dren. Thomas. parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Russo. cinnati. O.. ushered. during their working years . , . piece by piece, for there arr many Kathleen John, and Kevin. Able Jersey City. The couple will honeymoon in The houses which they paid for bodies still buried there. Street. vaca:::wd at the home of —The last day for registration :ape Cod and Canada and on patiently through the years; the Mrs I>v*r.in: J parents, Mr. and for new residents to vote will be The job of. the Red Cross is their return September 1 will re- furjilture and equipment, which Mrs HerVr: M Downing. Beth- September 28. New voters may fantastic in its variety. Five to side in Clifton. For traveling the they bought, often piece by piece, lehem. Pa register at the Municipal Building seven thousand peorJle are bein bride wore a beige linen sheath as they could afford it; the auto- or at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ed dally at Red Cross shelters —West bury Park children at- dress with coral accessories and mobile, that they had grown to Salvatore Santelli. Hundreds are being housed. Fresh Ur.dinc the picnic sponsored by and orchid corsage. feel was a necesity rathw than —Little George Beverldge, Jr., water has been distributed until \Voodbr:c;-e Recrer.ioa Depart- Mrs. McElroy was graduated a luxury, all have been destroyed son of Mr. Kid Mrs. George Bev- yesterday, when the city water ment a', Kennedy Park under th« from Mary wood Seminary and or washed away In the short period srtdge, 180 Worth Street, has re- supply was restored. 90,0()0 resi- superv:>;..T. of Mra Martin Matron College, Scranton, Pa., and was of a few hours. These people are turned home after vacationing dents have received typhoid Im- and Mrs Jwpli Cu'.Unane.-SSr.. employed, prior, to her marriage today practically destitute. Their with his grandparents, Mr. and munisation shots and the second Included Pa:r;c;i and Carolyn as a medical secretary to Dr. Alex- mployment has been destroyed. Mrs. Anthony Aiello, Jersey City. shots were begun yesterday. Connelly. Mary and Michael Cher- ander Kushner, pathologist, at the Their only hope is in the aid that at their summer home at Manas- Charcoal was also supplied as laro. Susan ar.d John Wisdo. Perth Amboy General Hospital. must come to them from respon- luan. the city was and still is without James Mu>a
Stop at the big red sign from Maine to Virginia There will be a regular collect-
l'lionc us *,.,„/., • TODAY ion of garbage on all holidays if t'xtra - PRODUCTS OF THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY cash is n • HIT • •• nmleil for school or current expenses. except Christmas and New Years. Distributed by OIL COMPANY, Inc., p.o. BOX 30, 'SKABOARD is your "lending neighbor" — DEALERS: and arranges loans on BARITAN OIL CALSO STA. EDDIE'S CALSO STATION PARKWW « EouU #1 New Brunswick Avenue CommereUI-U"11" your Signature, aut« N or furniture in Record Nixon, N. J. Near Amboy Avenue New This new regulation will be Perth Amboy, N. J. Time, You select ytju>" P0UL8EN CALSO "sftA, own terms. >A^k, abtmt Lake Avenue LINCOLN CALSO SERVICE an "All-in-One" Pack- Metuchtn, N. J. Cor. Prospect and Thonuu SU. Buddy PoulMn, Prop, age Loan in any effective starting Labor Day, South River CALIFORNIA <" U) STEftN'S CAISO STATION Ambor Avmuf->'" amount COLON IA CALSO STA. i Ford Avenue \ Perth Amiim. (Yum St. (ironic AVenue I Fords, N, J. •Al Wlttk. Man- Colonla, N. i. XSlOT $25 to $500 September 5,1955. LIVINGSTON AVENUE~ Mlckty Markulln, Prop. Rahway A I'liune CALSO 8T\ KAPOLKA CALSO 8TA, Woodbrl«lB'; Lrviruaton Avenue Frtt* Van D-11 WO. 8-1848 New Brunswick, N. J. Route #1 Nixon, N. J. fur immediate action! Ewln .Bkchoff, ftop. MI Open Friday Eves. 'Til 7 AMBdy CALSO ~ PINES CALSOSTATTON" Kuhlthau L. RAY ALIBANI / Route No. 35 Route 27 Mllltowii. "• Soijth Agjboy, N. J. JBet. Metuohen andJ»teHon_ Y 1> 'Route .' ' CONVERT CAL8O 8TA. RENDER'S CALSO STA. Aveiul, N ' 8ml»i; Street—Convery Blvd. South Pine Avenue ll1 »*erth Ataboy, N. J. • South Aihboy, N. J. i? Aub. Kinder Prop. ^FINANCE Department oi Sanitation B188OS CAL9O 8ERVICE LINK'S i • Nixon. I New Brunswick Avenue Riva Avenue * 1COMPANY «. J. fclVKK 85 MAIN Fords, N. J. DBRM)Gi ~CALB WILLYS CALSO II. S. I "| 30 Amboy Avettue STREET RariUn-8th Avenut North Woodlffldff. M. J. jpiAI FRANK'S CALJSO WQELOW'B CAL8O ^f7 C 127-W-Fond Road •iirleret, N HopeUwn, N. J, , N, J. { PAGE FIVE | )EPENDENT~LEADER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 COLONIA ACTIVITIES ISELIN PERSONALS
requested that the officers wear Watch CHILDREN By MRS. F'-eys wore Mlases Patricia and Sandra Hayes. Dolores Hagaman. white for the occasion. HENRY By Jodonna Sutyacfc and Susan Frey. —Several ladles of the V, P. W. STRUBEl, Auxiliary Post 2636 and member* Drive Carefully all of Colonia. GLADYS K. ^Eil^^H 214 Colonia -Mr. and Mrs. Fred 8, Brauim. of Carteret V. F, W. visited a New SCANR York night club party. Those froU! Boulevard Jr., Coionla Boulevard, enter- tained Mr and Mrs. Paul Gross- 497 Lincoln he local post wore: MM. Florence Colonist man and daughters. Dianne and Ambrose. Mrs. Elisabeth Hon- TrI, Murray, Philadelphia, for a week. egrr, Mrs. Vivian Llndpulst. Mrt,, —Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson, Co- Trl. Ll-H-1679 Charles Christensen, Mrs. Wllllaar lonia Boulevard, entertained Mrs. Darnell and MISB Helene Weted. Nelson's brother and sister-in- —Miss Lillian Dangell, daugh- SCHOOLS tfKsmmBwfm —Star of Iselln .Circle, 54, Lady ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dan- Allen Bjor- law. Mr. and Mrs! Bernard Mon- ?ell. 70 PmhlnR Avenue was feted, —Mr. and Mrs. Albef Lane, nin, Kankakre. Ill, for a week. Foresters of America have com- ken nnri .ton. Wayne on her fifth birthday at a family hiiv returned from a vacation. Mr. and Mis. R. V. De Serlo pleted plans for an official visit They "visited Mr andMrs! Nor-' and children. Florence Avenue, from Grand Commander Evelyn party. man MeLaud and Chief Petty Of- Here guests of Mrs, Catherine Jyron and her staff of officers at —A v/edrtlnK reception waa held OPEN ficer and Mrs. Eric Bjorken, Nor- Duda, Hudson, New York, for aev- the next meeting, September 12. Saturday evening at the Green > Mrs. Lillian Krawlec is chairman f»lk, Va; They all toured K|nRs •orai days. Street Flrehouse for Mr. and Mrs. Mountain battleground in South of the affair. Each member Is re- Carl Decker, Rahway. About 300 ~*\ Carolina. luested to bring a covered dish, guests attended the affair. Mf.. dark rose donation and a special K —Miss Jaye Johnson, daughter Lions Club Plans * and Mrs. Decker were wed during* of Mr. and Mrs. Falon Johnson, •ill. Commander Agnes Gustavson he afternoon at Trinity Metho- SEPTEMBER 1th formerly of Railway, now of Hun- dist Church. Rahway. Mrs. Decker tertofi Beach, Calif., Is visiting Labor Bay Party Is the former Jeanotte Evans, her uncle and" aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sewaren Notes' Rahwa.y. He? brother, Harry Raymond Rohde. Fairvlew Avej WOODBPIbufc — The Wood- Evans, a member of the fire com- nue. Sherwas also the guest o£ Mr. bridge Lioris Club will sponsor-a pany, was host. and Mrs. Chester Blrkholz, Green stflmmlng pprty and barbecue La- —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straa-. Street, Woodbrldge. Miss- Nicky bor Day at the home of Rocco r and children, Joseph, Jr., Slracusa, daughter of Mr. and Faccari, 643 Ridgedale Avenue. Trudy and twin sons, William and Mrs. Dante Slracusa. also of The afternoon will be dedicated By MRS. Richard, Elmhurst Avenue have California, accompanied Miss to the children of members and PERCY returned home after 4 week's va- friends. Refreshments will be serv- cation at Keansbur,g. Johnson on the vacatlrfl trip. Mrs. AUSTEN Johnson arrived this week to ac- ed and swimming and games will Mr. and Mrs. Robart C. company the girls home. be arranged and supervised. In the 499 West Ave. Scank and daughter, Violet, Lin- • evening there will be a roast, —Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fioeh- Sewaren coin Highway; Mr. and Mrs. Har- moonlight dancing and group Uoh, Rahway, were recent guests ry Evans. Cooper Avenue: A 3/c singing for the adults. William Thomas who hns been of Mr. and Mrs. August Otte, The party hns been nrrnnged Florence Avenue. stationed In Cheyenne, Wyoming, to help members and friends to but Is now home prior to realign- —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton, enjoy the holiday without encoun- —Holy Communion will be cele- New Dover Road, were guests of brated Sunday morning at 11:15 ment in Alaska, attended the wed- tering the danger of driving over ding of Miss Jeanette Evnas and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hnatt, Perth the crowded highways. o'clock In St. John's Church by Amboy. Rev. Orvllle N. Davidson. ?arl Decker at Trinity Methodist Members who have not made Church, Rahway. —Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Schafer arrangements are urged to do so —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turek —Misael Koul, a former resi- and children, RAiald, Jo Anne immediately with any member of 'ormerly of Cliff Road, have re- dent of Iselln, now of Rahway, Is and Wayne, East Cliff Road, have the committee as follows: Dr. Ed- turned to their home in Miami \ patient at Veterans Memorial returned from a week's vacation ward Novak find Peter Greco, CO' Fla.. after visiting relatives and ilospital. Orange. at Shore Acres. chairmen, Wilson Stockel, Albert rlends here —Over 200 children attended —Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frey, In- Discavage, Fnnk Novak, William —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rafcrlg he picn'f at Kennedy Park Play- man Avenue, vlsited,Mrs. Edmund Coughlln, John Aqulla, Charles and children, Frances, Henry ground, sponsored by Woodbrldge Drolshaten and Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Joseph Somers. Adele and Thoma£ have returned ToflfiSfap BecreStion Department Otto Kraus, Accompanying the rom a vacation at LonR Beach —Mrs. Loretta Mollnarl, sister •M Thursday night. Mrs. Martin Island, Ship Bottom. Henry Rocr of Mrs. Nicholas Space, celebrated Mnhnn and Joseph Cullinane, Sr., lg, who completed tours in the JUVENILE her birthday Sunday at her bro- were in charge, assisted by Fred U. S. Army In July, has ac- SHOELAM) ther Ray's Cocktail Lounge, New- Sutter. Frank Anlzell, Sylvlo Guz- GIDOEN'S :epted a position in Albuquerque, Children's Shoes Carefully ark. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. IO, Lee Kane and Barbara Marion. N. M., where he was stationed and Correctly Fitted Space, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph —Miss Violet Scank, Lincoln Schirripa, Mr. and Mrs. John Ja- while on duty In the army. 308 MAPLE STREET Highway and Otis Dougherty, Ro- cobus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalla- —Mr. and Mrs, John J. Dowllng PERT^ AMBOY selle, motored to Plalnfield Sun- vnlle, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and children, Peter and Susan, day afternoon in Mansard Inn to (Next to Post Office on Maple St.) Di Geiomimo. scent a three-week vacation In participate In a party for Mr. and West Palm Beach, Fla , with Mrs. Mrs. R. C. Dougherty, RosellR, DowlinR's mother, Mrs. Paul D. who marked their anniversary. Kingberry, who has returned with ther quests were Mr. and Mrs. them for a visit in Sewaren. lsworth Dougherty of Colonia, it was the Beauty and —Miss Lee Chadwick, daugh- ind Mr. and Mrs. Irwln Dough- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Chad- :rty, Roselle, wick, Richfield Springs, N. Y., Low Cost of Jalousies formerly of West Avenue, was the —Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. recent' Ruest of Miss Nancy Sloan, ;ank, Lincoln Highway, Sunday West Avenue. vcnlng were Mr. and Mrs. Frank y that made us —Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell homas, South River and A 3/c and family have returned from a Vtlliam Thomas, Middlesex Ave- vacation at Manasquan. me; Otis Dougherty, Roselle; Mr. -••Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Austen, nd Mrs. George Maxwell, Char- I that Extra Room! West'Avenue, spent last Saturday :s Street. and Sunday In Southbury, Conn. A guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo —Miss Carol Giroud has re- homas, Middlesex Avenue, for turned to hej- home on West Ave- fhe week-end was Charles Holmes, nue after spending the summer ersey City, School days are coming... and with at Camp Nawita, N. Y. Miss Dixie —A family picnic was held at Boney of Clinton, N. C. was her ooper's Pond. The affair was week-end guest. iponsored by the members of Ise- them come the greater need for safe —Miss Eleanor Austen, West n Fire Co. 1. Avenue, has taken a position as The Holy Name Society of St. a market research analyst with tecelia's are sponsoring the or- driving. Yes, a watchword for drivers: the Schwerin Corporation, New aniztng of a male Glee Club, York; and is now residing at the hose Interested are asked pa at- Webster Apartments, West 34th end the first meeting, Wednesd- Street, New York. ay, September 7, at 8:30 P. M. Watch out for children near school... Senneth Baker is the director. The United States, anxious to —Glen Maul, son of Mr. and extend the aid that Indonesia *trs. Harold Maul, Elmhurst Ave- and practice the ABC's of safe driving wants and needs, must first attended the New York Giants .•>-. Chicago Cubs game at the overcome the island republic's Polo Grounds Monday. He went fears of exploitation. 1th the Cub Scouts Pack 148. at all times. As the youngsters head OPEN —Private Alfred Jordon, son of When you see what we have to offer FRIDAY A decline in beer consumption ilrs. Mary Jordon, Oliver Street, s home for a twelve-day leave you'll agree here arc Jalousies as . TILL 9 P. M. in Britain Is causing concern among brewers and pub owners liter having Jcompleted his basic back to class, safe driving is especially Jalousies should be. .liilm Georges, Prop. because it comes In the midst of xaining at Fort Dix. After his eave h will report to Fort Knox. national prosperity. e ALUMINUM ST-ftUM WINDOWS Kentucky, where he has been as- important in school zones. But remem- JALOUSIES igned. The American Hospital Associa- 27 MAIN ST. Uin J —Charles, Gary, and Tommy tion reported that a record, of 20,- WOODBRIDGE nU I Kimball, sons of Mr. and Mrs. GEORGES 345,451 patients received hospital ber, on any street, there may be children ohn Kimball, Charles Street, OPEN FRIDAY TIL 0 P. M. care in the United states last iiave returned home after a week's year. < ] vacation at (he home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Stacker of Washington, on the way to or from school or at play. N, J. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haytko ind children. Peter, George, Janet Be safe,.. not sorry... be always ready i.. So Why Pay More? ind Charles, Wright Street, were guests for three days of Mrs, -•>* Jaytko's parents, Mr. and Mrs^ i? to stop for kids on the go! Papamarcus, Brooklyn. When Molded Fashions Offer These Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hollo- well and children, Vera Jean, Charlies and Mr. andiMrs. Hamil- xm Billings, Jr., and children; SENSATIONALLY LOW FACTORY PRICES! Diane and Hamilton Billings, Illj < Safety Is No Accident! •spent Sunday at Keansburg. —Mr., and Mrs. Michael Ro- nano afcid children, Hose Marie, isses' Toppers GIRLS' GOATS Misses' Goats ?rank, Michael, Lang Branch, were All Wool—Fully Lined All Wool - Warmly Interlined All Wool—Hlllum lined and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stiea 10 to 20 S;itin Lining. Sites 7 to 11. Interlined. Stica 10 to 16. Charles Benz, Wright Street. Values —T/Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph An- 40.00 12.50 12.50 .19.99 17.99 . '45 swino and children were guests 1 t for a few days of Mrs. Answlno's. parents. Mr. and uk. Harry Mor- SALESROOM HOURS ris, Elmhurst Avenue. T/Sgt. An- l has teen transferred ito OODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Dpily 9 A. M. to 6:00 t. M. SKIRTS RAINCOATS Sampson Air Base, Geneva, N. Y. Friday 9 A. M. tt 9 P. M. Smart - Budget Win —Little Leslie Aitken, daughter Saturday 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. »f Mr. and Mrs. William Aitken from Z.70 HUGH B. QU1GLEY, Mayor Cloied Sunday and Monday 11.0010 22.99 •iauKerties, N. Y., has been a guest for a week at the home of her si'imdparentfi, Mr. and Mrs. Iver COMMIT! MM UN Swanson, Elmhurst Avenue. 1st Ward - L Charles Mangione and Edward J. Kath /Wolded fashions factory race 5 NJ Or. H. M. Zatewski 2nd Ward - Peter Schmidt and R. Richard Krauss ' >' ^UCRS^NH ' Optometrist NO MM SOU NO EYES EXAMINED 3rd Ward - L Ray Alibani and George Mroz i 237 PERSHING AVENUE GRACE STmr.> CAKTEEET 1 INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 • i >[•> ?AGF SIX I.K.dAI. NOTICES ^ LEGAL NOTICES .VMM. \(M|I l.F.C.AI NOTICKS I.Ff.AI, NOTICES I •:<1wnrd Mticharski' Exeter Road, non Drive wrre Mr mid Mrs. Tec! In the Township ot Woodbrldire., Cotih- Jnrsn, nnn the Township unrtrr rontrii-t. nnd ttie foTQENKRAt. CONSTRUCTION WORK, tv of Middlesex. New .Isisey. that im nald mpptlpptliui ; , | r on Aueml 25 snd KrptrubcM. STEEL * IKON WORK, HEATING A ; tlr ,as Mrs Murharf«kv"s (nthrr. Jo- Arnow and >5is .ml Mis Ik" , with Notlof d fuullc HcvnjK wt ro«; nf the dirh and f.utter in front Saturday September 17th. 1056. asperlnl than at tin. >lll]lln ,>ti Kotintii! Mr. Srnntft? ramf Pomi ni.i.i Be.r^* [T:H r.v <>' fltid! adoption on .Vptn.-.lKr G IW , . i';^. n ji.vriei o! proi-rrty. ftiwl the VENTII.ATINO WORK. PLUMBINO meatlnB an* election will bo held nt rxcpptlnu onlv •' ( •r»j::ii Inrlilental therpto. Is to be WORK, ami ELECTRICAL WORK, for ml to finish ofl the MiKharskj s Fords 1 .1,. S.\1. D-! the erevthm nnd comp.etlon "I » fl" "w me h<»m. at the Northeast cor- apply for and r „, ,. f.vi.i upon surli pnrcels. ner ot Averwi 8t«tt »WI Sttte HHIV " •"> lntll;i,s III LAFAYERE ESTATES 1 House m hi- loca'e.1 im the i-orr.er or wurwnt inasmuch its Witi tt _.yns A«rt« .'.:*- - » M _ THUUSDAV and FRIDAY' TIL < V *• PAGE SEVEN INDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1955 ilo Park Terrace Notes 1 for your 3-day holiday week-end Mr. inn Mrs. Sam Potts, Kth* treat, ha« returned home i)(e/ wo months at camp, By MRS, —Anthony Pawhlello, W a 1 GEORGE itrest, was host to a few of hi leighbors, Friday. They were Wai ('OUSTER V Mltchel, Seymour Uss, 8a US Ethel Street Musoo, Mtlton Berltp, Charle. Wallace and John Leddjr. wide Liberty 8-8449 —Mr. and Mrs. Abe Undsmai md Mr. and Mrs. William Kroner wth of Atlantic StxMit, dlneftJ at he Homestead and attended a jfirst fall meeting of the :how Saturday. i Termer; Civic Organl- —For the residents who are In- selection values he held September 12, terested In* Sunday School at Me- at St. Cecelia'* hall, Jewish Community Center members are'welcome. registration date la September 1) d meeting of the Keas- from 9:30 until noori. For Hebrew |e und School Assocla- School registration Is September f'held Monday. The first 12, all day. •.eetlnn will be held Oc- —Religious training and Instruc- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables , 1:30 P. M. A prize will tions for public school children S.per Mirktt* and Silf Sarvfce Stares wiy ka to the class that has will begin the first Saturday In Planters ent membership In the October at St. Cecelia's Church. OPEN LATE School Association. —Saturday guests of Mr and FRESH PEACHES nd Mrs. Edward Cary, Mrs. James Dinwall, Atlantic Cocktail Peanut* Street, have returned Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Jacques lin C THURSDAY and FRIDAY •jo-week stay In Kansas Du Hummel, Clifton. ' Eibirti - Freestone 4 - 29 where they visited Mrs —Patty Ahr, daughter of Mr. Cltaai Manday. Siittmbtr 5, Lahac Day •wits, Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Mrs, E. J. Ahr, Atlantic Street, marked her ninth birthday Sun- uy, Mr. find Mrs day at the home of her grand- CANTALOUPES , Wi'u'e ji-'tction , . , Qititonding Values In Binder, Atlantic Street, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cracker lacks Mrs. Harold Boerer Ahr, West Orange. Present were for £ FAMOUS "SUPER-RIGHT'' MEATS irt; Terrace, attended Patty's great-grandmother, Mrs. Cindy cotttd popcorn California - Large Size 2 3 5 of "Fanny," In New Minnie Milne and Robert Ahr. at Longchamps. —Week-end guest of Mr. and Ntw JtrsiV — U.S No. I grid* 'A' six* Hchirrlpa, son of Mr. Mrs, Carl Andersen, Ethel Street, 2 *»«••$• Super-Right and Other Top-Grade Brands t1*~« Joseph Schirrlpt, Ethel were Mrs. Andersen's nephews, b returned home 'after Paul and Edmond Casey, Prince- Potatoes . . 10 ba 9 25« 15 £ 35« with his ton. John Anderaen, son of Mr. N b f mi and Mrs. Carl Andersen, has re- Campfire Sweet Yellow Corn « *" 6 -"25° turned home after vacationing v fltiy unetlnirs to John SMOKED HAMS with his grandparents, Mr. and California Oranges << °« 5 £ 59° ithfl Street, and Joseph Mrs. Edmond Casey, Long Island. Marifimallows lb c Whole or Either l.siibrlif Street, —Mrs. Edward Haluszka, Ethel BartBett Pears ""»•«»« 2 -35 Hall - Full Cut nd Mrs. Stanley Kudzin Street, entertained her Canasta1' lb [and Mrs. Frank Dalla- group Tuesday. Present were Mrs. Seediass Grapes f-ci,^ 2lb - 290 ° Ib. of • Atlantic Street, Abe Landsman, Mrs. Seymour De- week-end in Atlantic 2 «29 Witt, Mrs. Norman Gardner and Fresh Prunes F—^ n S 1 b Mrs. Alfred Frankel. , Ready-to-Sat Hams P X 33c ••45c S'C »> 55c ami. son of Mr. and "0M 19° —Birthday greetings to Ronald Boned Chicken California Lemons Joseph Bauer, Atlantic lb Valculevlch, son of Mr. and Mrs, ebnitcd his fourth birth- 3 * 25° Alphonse Valculevlch, Jefferson Richardion t Robbint Sreening Apples * hCook — Top Grade Young ay.1 His Kuests were Ml- Street, who was three years old John Porte, Nancy and Sunday. Solid 6 «. CQo Work-Saving Frozen Foods [Ann Prlfcl, Agn«s and 4 ti 14 Ills. —Elaine Weber, daughter of pad an " Sizes 16 JuHiiiio and Cynthia Birds Eye-Sliced and Sweetancd Ib. (Including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weber, Hud- to 20 lbs. I.St'lill. • son Street, celebrated her ninth BeltsvlUe Variety) i of Hit; younger children birthday Tuesday. Her gueats Strawberries 2;49t to provide relief mon- were Patricia and Qenevieve Swift's l4 ks in the (lood-strlcken Walsh, Pern Loebel, Camllle Kos- Sunliit Perfect Partner with turkey... Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce j; 19« ey i* rt- Carol Boerer, loslcy, Jill Servanak, Peggy Qrant; Orangeade ConconrraUd 2 mkii, Ailrai and Bruce Prem Mrs. Dorothy Trested, Mrs, Kath- F-rtncK Fried lb c lb c w a k |ll of Hwavthrhore Ter- Lunchton mitt rlne Martin, Larry and Evelyn Ca- Potatoes Birdi ty« or Libby'l 2 Ribs of Beef X "r ^ - '57 Legs of Lamb 't;," " taldo. Jersey City, and Billy and y llkb C C lb fcnd Mrs. Oeorge Byrne Debbie Horn. Buttered Beef Steaks tl? Beef °;,;;ltiS Z • 59" :; '»•65 Legs of Lamb °;:; rl^:? - Jefferson Street, have --Sunday victors of Mr. and ,. afLor vacationing Mrs. Edgar Ydine. Atlantic Street, Birds Eye Pies »' 2 Sirloin Steals J-W. «««''-' SI: '•/+&'•'•'j.i^1- u-;• *••&,•<•• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1»55 ISELIN NEWS Snbepenbent-leabet COLONIA NEWS \t\»-Burns Rite O'Ncill-Pecora Second Ward COP eld in Newark Engagement Told Plans Bus Ride COI/ONIA—The Second yilss Mnry Jane 1SEUN — Mr. nnd Mrs An- Republican Club will sponsor i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. thony Prrorn. 9 Zerman Place. mystery bus ride September 16. . lurns. 610 Bergen Street, Weehuwfcen. announce th» engaKP- Buses will leave* from IMO'I imd William J YounR, ( moiit nf their dnuchter. Marwlto Service 8ution. King Qeon* Phui', Woodbrldite Oaks, I.eandra. to John Fronds O'Neill. Rend, and Crows Mills Bond. wrrn married at Blessed son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fords and from the ColonU li- Church, Newark, with (VNeill. Iselln brary, Chain OTMIB Road, Gf D. McOrath offi- Both Miss Pteora and Mr Ionia, at 8 P. M. ' ^ A reception was held at ONPIII are in their fourth year !H»11. of Medicine at Georgetown Uni- Reservations must be made by Theresa Burns was maid versity School of Medicine. Wash- September lo with any member • for her sister and bridfes- ington. D. C. and will i«crtve of the committee as follows: Burl ffrerc Mlss Beatrice Holt, their Doctor -of Medicine denrws Runkel, chairman; Julius Bab* onnrd Mazukas and MISs in June. 1956. Mr*. Harry Morecroft, Mrs. %' & erp. Carol Marie Qrentus Miss Pecora was graduated from Smlnk, Walter Karnovite Henry (,'lrl. The best man was Holy Rosary Academy, Onion Wdm&n, Salvador* SanteUl, Mrs. oiiphty and ushers vrere City, and received her Bwhetor pf Edward Muller, Mrs. John M«l- ftolly, James Paau and Selene* degree from the CoHefct ler, Robert Hamilton, Mrs. Httett au. of Mount Saint Vincent. New Adamlec, Frank Dodd, FrederK*. York. M AdamS. Ira Jordan, Mrs, Thel- Mr. O'Neill was graduated from ma French, John Radeh, Stanley WoodbridRe Histh School, and re- W. Czado and Mrs. Marie Yackt- Girl Wed ceived his Bachelor of Science de- nous. gree from Mount Saint Mary's College in Emmltsburg. Maryland. St. Anthony's The wedding will toke place Oc- 1 tober 29. at St. Michael's Monas- Vanuk Daughters The marriage of tery and the couple will reside in iris Watson, 1387 Oak Tree « Washington until June. 1956 after elin, daughter of Mr. and which they plan to Intern In Wor- Mark Birthdays Bin Watson. Rahway, to »i.\NS MATI.HIAIJ/,1. : The ('olnnia First Aid Sn md tinman Avenue seHuini broke ground for its cester, Mass. Chezmar. eon of Mr. and nrw home at simplr cev•(•monies Tuesday night. I, eft to rixhl are Fred Itosenbrrs, Niek KrieU, Sam- uel Nrlson. Alex Bel/, Krir Kosenberi:, Walter .1. Punkrwieh. Paul Skula nnd t'urmen Maealuso, COLONIA—Paula Vanuk. 9 and hn Chezmar, 31 Holly Brenda Vanuk, 6, daughters of Barteret, took place In St. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanuk, Colonia Church, Port Reading. Bridal Party Held Boulevard, celebrated their birth- nislaus Mrlos. pastor of eh, officiated. days at a party etly Sullivan. Jersey City, For Iselin Girl Children attending were Greg- the bride as maid of ory , Pauline and Carol Vanuk,; nri Oeorse Laday of Me- ISEUN — Miss Joan Anne Del Alan Ambrose, Kee and Shana ervccl as best man Sordo was guest of honor at a Jo Stanlus, Barbara Marclano. oun« couple are honey- bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Jo' Ann and Diane De Pome, : in Florida and will reside Frank Biinkmann. Jr., 25 Persh- Sandy and Lynne Lauxman, live nun, New Market, upon ing Avenue. Miss Joan Thomas, MRS. VV. C. MfDONALB Kevin OTRorke, Joseph Arway, urn. who Will be Miss Del Sordo's maid Rita and John Koch, Eleanor De of honor, was hostess at the af- ride Is employed by Oor- Martlno, Jo Ann Balta, Chtryl fair. Blstak, Jane, Roberta and Barry Gln Co., Ltd, Linden. Miss Del Sordo will be married fleproom was Rraduated St. Cecelia's is Setting Sollish, Linda Strubel, Paul and September 10 to Robert Brink- Denise Donchewsky, Susan and •teret High SSr.hool and mann. Silver Avenue, Iselin. the U. S Army En- Kathy Newell, Christina and Jef- Guests Included Mrs. Richard frew Astolas. Andy Astolas and i the Aleutian Islands. He Brinkmann, Woodbrldge, Mrs. Of Colonia Girl's Wedding at B. C. Television Janet Mikula. Prank Brinkmann, Sr.. Mrs. Frank return will reside at 820 Second i Service. Carteret. Biinkmann. Jr., Mrs. A. Borst, COLONIA — Miss Barbara Adults, present were Mrs. De Woodbridpe Oaks; Mrs. W. Mar- Marie Froehlich, daughter of Mr. Place, Plainiield, where they wiTl Forne, Mrs. Eva Vanuk, Mrs. oney, Miss Arlene Maroney. Mrt. and Mrs. Vincent Froehlich, 39 be at home to their friends. Louis Lauxman, Mrs. Marge Schwfer Murks Sreman Lustig. ajl of Iselin; and Beekman Avenue, became the Mrs. McDonald is a graduate of Lauxman, Mrs. Rose Stanlis, Mrs. bride of William C. McDonald, son i Birthday at Party Miss Lojs Brunt.'Oak Tree. Woodbrldge High School and the Norma Donchewsky, Mrs. Dora of Mr and Mrs. William McDon- Muhlenberg Hospital School of Solliah, Mrs. Henry Strabel, Mrs. ald. 999 Raiitftli Road, Clark, at Nursing, Plalnfleld. She was presi- Kitty AmbTose, Mrs. Doreen Am- NIA Jo Anne Shaefer. PRIZE WINNERS a ceremony performed Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Her- ISELIN — Little William and dent of her class for two years brose and Mrs Tina Mikula, all In St. Cecelia's Church, Iselin, by and is a member of the Alumni of Colonia. aefrr, East Cliff Road, Richard Strasser, five-months- Rev. Thomas Raywood. her fourth birthday at old twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Association of Muhlenberg Hos.- The bride was attended by Miss pltal. !.S. seph Strasser, Elmhurst Avenue, TO HOLD PICNIC Helen Vewaisis, Newark, and Phil- Mr. McDonald is a graduate of torn K nests were Karen ! won second prize in the annual ip McDonald,<*"Cranford, brother ISELIN — The Democratic Club iri'ii Okulicz, Bonnie baby parade sponsored by the Seton Hall Preparatory School, of Iselin will hold its annual fam- of the bridegroom, served as best Newark and is manager of the [Edward. Clare and Nancy i merchants and concessionaires <»t man. John, Froehlich, brother of ily picnic at Kennedy Park on n. all nf Colonia In the Keansburg. The little boys were grocery department of the Na- Sunday, September 18, from 1:30 the bride and Gerald Gibson, tional Food Store, Rahway. Kuosti were George, 26th In line of march. They were Clark, brother-in-law of the to 7 P. M. Refreshments will be ; and daughter, Florence; seated in a float representing « bridegroom, ushered. served, games and other enter- and Mrs. Philip Bost,' row boat which was capUoned The couple will tour New Eng- Soviet scientists denies next war tainment. Everyone Is welcome. ' Mr imd Mrs. EEdward "We have lost our oars!" land for two weeks and on their must be nuclear. Everything is free. son. Lesley. Cranford: ' Mrs Herbert Bost and Mrs. Jamea Hubbard. A TREAT FOK LITTLE LEAGUERS: A bartieeue picnic was held at the home of Mrs. Melvin Weisman. Westhtiry Park, for the Little League Giants, with Mrs. Philip Schwartz as co-hostess. ittrnd Rail Game A trophy was presented to the Giants for taking first place ih the first half of the season's games. Kneeling in front arc Norman Schwartz and Harry Wclstnan. Others, left to right, arr Marty ("oan, [i\Vir York Monduy Richard Happel, Thomas Conner, James Gronback, Joseph MeCrobie and Henry Hanpcl. Harvey Weisman and Marty ('oan played in the Middlesex County All-Star game earlier in tht season. Members of Cub at tended the ball game day between New York Light Council accepted the invi- nd Chicago Cubs. Every New Iselin Lodge Acceptstation to visit Lila W. Thompson represented, this Is the Council of Metuchen on October ame this season that 10 when the State Councilor and have been privileged to her staff of officers makes her 5 Members at Initiation official visit to that Council. ISELIN — The newly organ- vice councilor, Mrs. Mary Poole, Et meeting of the pack Mrs. Lavina Scriffignano. chair- AUCTION ized council of Daughters of announcing that the State Coun- man of the good and welfare com- vacation will be held America, Perpetual Light Coun- 8 at Middlesex Turn- cilor and her staff of. officers mittee and her co-workers served oper's Dairy Farm at 7 cil 96 met at VFW Hall, Lincoln would make their official visit on home-made cake and lemonade. soap box derby and a Highway with Mrs. Mabel Han- Wednesday evening, April 25, The next meeting will be held at TOMORROW HITE - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd, 7:45 st will be highlights to yon, newly elected councilor, con- 1956. VPW Hall on Wednesday, Sep- ducting, assisted by State Coun- The members of Perpetual tember 14. cilor Marion Frenske, District Deputy Abeline Solomon and G.O.P. Croup Deputy State Councilor Esther Woelx. • ' ROOSEVELT SALES CO. en Season Sept. H Five new candidates were Ini- — ThalWoman's tiated, Irene Ingraham, Anne Cal- COOPER'S DAIRY Near Roosevelt Park on Parsonage Road, Metuchen Club of Colonia will vert, Myrtle Palumbo. Elizabeth Iflrst fall maetlng at the MeCrobie, and Gene OApnX One j Library, Chain O'Hills transfer was received for 'Mrs. ptember 8, at 8:30 P.M. Margaret Bierwirth, Henry Street, MILK... be memben of the Star of Rahway Council 110. Everything Must Go... Your Price is Our Price! Vard Republican Club.) The members of the new council , Reeb. Jr., candidate for were invited to attend a meeting The IDEAL nd Raymond F. Smith, of the Lila W. Thompson Coun- date for Township Com- cil, Mctuchen. i • SCHOOL CLOTHING • GAS WATER • BLANKETS bm the Second Ward, will The new members, were initiat- "AFTER ^ SCHOOL" FOR BOYS and GIKLS [speakers. ed by Miss Sarah , Fillips. The nls were .Mildred Chadar, HEATERS • TOWELS 1RV1CE CIRCLE Dot-is Maces, Virginia Cottrell, REFRESHER! • TOYS and GAMES — Nine new members Carrie Wissert, Alice Skidmore • TOASTERS icted Into the newly or- and Anna M. Goodwin. Sewiiig Circle of the • LAMPS Society of First Presby- Officers on the team were • SCHOOL SUPPLIES Councilor Mrs. Myrtle Murk, Asso- Home from school and • FRYERS chjof Iselli),The meet- SHEETS d at the home of Mrs. clate Counsellor Mrs. Esther straight to the milk! No Woelz; Vice Councijjor, Mrs. Ger- • ASSORTED CANDY • .ngell. Pefahlog fAve- wonder'. It tastes i» swell • GARBAGE CANS new members Include trude Corman; a4socia(e Vice- Councilor. Mrs. Abelone Solomon; and packs just the right Eelauf, Mrs. Anne Cal- vitamins and energy young Lester Thompson, Mrs. junior past counsellor, Mrs. Sally • COOKING UTENSILS • PILLOW CASES • HARDWARE an der Decker, Mrs. Tyreir assistant junior post coun- bodies need and grow on. se, Mrs. Dingell, Mrs. cilor Mi%. ElslA Salacki; inside . Welcome your ymtnisUn • HOUSEHOLD GOODS • VEGETABLES irhardt, Mrs. Edward sentinel Mrs. -Elizabeth O'Dea; the healthy and oh, so de- • DRY GOODS 6i\, and Mrs, Cora outside sentinel, Mrs. Cora Ayles- woitlv condustor, Mrs. Mabel licious, way—with a glass of Vinc^e; warden, Mrs.' Emma Pet- milk ... and leave loads erson. The flag bearers were Mrs. more for "monds." Order WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING OR YOUR MONEY IS REFUNDED! \ninn Party is Fern Herold and Mrs: Jule Halll- from us today. at Cursi Home well. Mrs. Lillian T. Cleaver. Uoyal; Council of Perth Amboy wa^ thel PHONE. Sk pianist. She -also won the special SALES WE — The infant daujh- EVEBV . SALES CO. nd Mrs. Salvatore Cur- award One of the guests present UNDERSELL! >, formerly of Avenel, was Mrs. Mildred Post,' past state FRIDAY NIGHT PARSONAGE RD., METUCHEN 1 councilor. ROOSEVELT EVERYONE ' ed Patricia Lou In St. f Church with Rev. Silver Star Council of Old Everything Sold By Auction . ,. You Make Your Own Prices ! GIVE US k VISIT Oiello ofltclating. Mr. Bridge was represented by a dele, Or Contact Our Routeiiian — He's In Your Neighborhood )seph Cornaccllio, Av- gallon including Mrs. Charles he sponsors, Fritz Mrs. Leonore Lambertsqn, dinner ww held af and Miss Alice SeSlover. the paternal grand- An application was received f« Albert Cursl, 24 membership from Miss Anna Wel- lAvenue, kel and the following Invest ea- Uon committee was appointed: COOPER'S DAIRY I came true tor Israel Mrs MUdrech Mafanet, Mrs, gnu-flowing through & Thelraa Daniel and 7Mr«, Doris from the constant 221 MIDDLESEX TURNPIKE ISELIN, N. J. ' Yarkon River to the All Our Milk Produced in New Jersey ched farmland of the: A congratulatory and invita- tion note was received from stat* whitli Mi* Criidek would have been move MOON AND SIXPENCE - Jimfcx proud. Besides his public endeavors, Mr. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER August 37, 1965 Gadek served St. Stephen's Church with r; 1953 while i W(ls (,, Mr. Charles E. Gregory Fire Company v/e'f,,,,,1 The Lrndrr-Journal 119341 the greatest devotion and during the pe- Editor, one day without « ,i, The WondbrldKe Lckder .... 119091 riod St. Joseph's -Convent in Woodbridge Independent-Lender | dlately put, in .,f ..,t', , WnodhriiUe Independent Dealt Sir: of the VVat,"i- t\n,,,,, ! Thr Isrlln Journal 11929) was a refuge for orphans, he was a kind, purposeful and effective leader In the mer- l have Just completed raiding out whBt thp Charlti E. Gtetwr your editorial lr> this wwk'» Indt- trying for Editor >na Publiiher ciful work which was done there with such pmdent'LtRdfr tad Ml) taking hour (always I I HELP HIM HOME SAFELY His findings might surprise better —and more tykely—place There's a new Idea In highway you. Most of tfie cars were not if) live. — Pueblo (Colo) Star safety thinking. Until now ex- jallopies but vehicles one or two Journal. ' perts have concentrated pretty years old. Most of the drivers much on the Individual driver. ware "old hands'" more than 60 THE RUNNING BOARD Take cure of yourself. Drive care- per cent with more than 10 Several times lately we have fully. The life you bave may be years' driving experience. Pew seen more or less humorous ref- your own. had any physical defects which erences to the ne.v trrn'l in auto- Now there Is a broader concep- might have contributed to the ac- mobile .design, with wonder ex* tion of the problem of accident cident. . pressed as to whether it would prevention,, eventually mei-n tie return of PROGRESS But most. bl ihem—we hope •V- Briefly it's this: Be your broth- this amazes you—had little or no the running board, v.'hlis we el's keeper. . , . feeling of responsibility for the doubt a comeback for fie device American labor hat o right lo t>« prouJ of Ht« grtqt '> aforesaid, it did l^ve some'quali- Be more sportsmanlike In your accident] they were Involved In, advance it hqi mad* tine* Labor Day was first nU-, clriviiij;. Bad manners and bad Mb responsibility! What an in- ties entirely aside from any sportsmanship breed bad man- dictment of a man who has been functional value it may have had brated over 70 yw% oga The fortunat^ trotyl «lj or lacked.. ners and bad sportsmanship In licensed to conduct several tons labor in o democracy U another proof that our »y|. OpeniFrUUiy •f^fW'-— £KF^ T PENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1955 PAQEIUVW United States of America 1955 In this wonderful country of ours, we're moving (nil speed On Labor Day, we proudly salute all American workers. For ahead to ever-greater goals ... toward an ever-better America. themselves and for America, they have helped to create the And now as always, ihe power that makes America strong is w 0 n Labor Day, we proudly salute' our workers. In their diW©» tion to the American ideals of freedom, justice and equality of opportunity, lies the brightest promise for our future; Marching along together, American workers are what make America click. Their standard of living - the world's highe$t - is America's pride. Their free* dom and independence are wlwt America is all about! A WORD OF CAUTION! If you are planning to take a trip over the weekend be sure that your ear is in the best possible condition. Cheek your brakes, lights, windshield wipers, tires and horn before you start out — don't take chances. Drive safely and slowly! This message is sponsored by the following public spirited business tykd industrial firms: lerican Agricultural Chemical Gerbeir Plumbing Fixtures Royal Petroleum Coijp. Garteret, N. J. - i Woodbridge, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J, American Cyanamid Co. Lumured Plastics Corp. Security Steel Equipment* Corp. Woodbridge, N. J. I Woodbridge, N. J. I Avehel, N. J. Armour Feirtawer Works i Metal & Thermit Cotp.. ,'. ] U, S. Metals Refining Co. 1 Carteret, N. J. Carteret, N. J. , Carteret, N. J. Bond Transportation, inc. Middlesex Concrete Products & Excavati Valentine Fire BiUt Co. Woodbridge, N. J. j Woodbridge, N. i, . Woodbridg^ N. J. 1 Centric Clutch Co. v New Jersey lumber & Millwork Co, Woodbridge, N. J. * Woodbridge, N. J. Vulcan Detinning Co. Foster f heeler Corp. New Jersey Wood Finishing Co. Carleret, N. J. _ Woodbridge, N. J. Westvaco Chemical Corp. Carteret, N. J, v .. i: '• ' : f INDEPENDENT u, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 1055 PAGE TWELVE HOPELAWN KEASBEY FORDS NEW ARRIVAL FORDS-Mr. and Mrs. Edward gopracnlck, 32 Clum AVtoW.W At Surp isolaks Hosts Fords VFW Post to Observet>,i. narente of a son born In the y Altcnd Party Mm Margaret Alexander SS General Hospital, Eliza- FORDS V-T Day Tomorrow Nightbeth. Mrs. Sopacnlck to the for- daughter of Mr. m<\"u, or New Daughter mer Jacqueline Sprlnskl of Car- Kublck, 52 Falrfldri A-, 1 and residents of Fords will be 1 For Miss Haydu Bride off Arthur Schaefer FORDS—The 10th Anniversary teret. The couple also has a liven » surprise personal M,'''' held immediately after the mem- • Our Ladv of Peace The best man was T DowlaDwlas FORDS — Mr. and'Mrs. Michael of "V-J" Day, which marked the daughter, Christie. her twin sister, Linnet,.' FORDS orial services. Refreshments will HOPFi.AWN A •surpr^t' •Oiow- llsolak. 47 Wolff AfeniK, had their end of hostilities in the Pacific, Miss Kubick will m;n... was the -ifunt daughter, Gi\il Ann. bap- be served by the Ladies' Auxiliary Lasko, Perth Amboy. o,:(',i i>r was uiv.-n Miss Dorothy K. 'marriage of Miss Margaret Mari- ter. will be observed by the Fords VISITING HERE 1 In the room downstairs. Quests at the aff;,,, ,,., riMiii'lllPl Of M''* lyn Alexander, daughter of Mrs. After a wedding trip to New tod at a ceremony In Holy Trinity Memorial Post 6090 Veterans of PORDS—Mrs. James A. (Joins Anthony Lasko, MIKSCS M, Avenue, by Margaret Alexander. 33 William England and Canada the couple Jhurch, Perth Amboy. by Rev. Gertiard Dueker, commander Foreign Wars In simple cere- and son Jeff of Falrlund, OWa., Mallony, Arllne C)\n .^ Mrs. Hnvilu am! Mrs. John Ka- Street, and the late Otto D. Alex- will reside in Plninfield. For trav- Itephen A. Getlick. Miss Dorothea of the Post, is chairman and he m monies to be held at the Post Sorensen, Dorothy M^IM, wash MISM Haydn will marry Har- ander, to Arthur John Schaefer, elins; the bride wore a navy blue Jm, Carteret, and Stephen Sisolak, is being assisted by Donald Ku- are spending three trMksvUlttaii 1 Home on New Brunswick Avenus Balla, Mrs. John RHifci.-", old G. K;uv;iMi, son of Mr. and Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur printed silk dress with navy ac- bik, Clarence Hanley. Edward her son and dau(?hter-ln-law. Mr Perth Amboy, were sponsors. beginning at 8:00 o'clock tomor- Michael Kublck. fcirs.Mrs K.r.va.shh. 12 Corey Street, J. Seha«fer. 1654 Church Street. cessories and a corsage of red and Mrs. James Coins, Evergreen A dinner party was held for row night. Resident* of Fords are Dalton, Michael Ellis, Robert 1 in St. John-the- roses. 1 Avenue. • fords, Rahway. The pastor Rev. John E. member,- Of" the immediate family O'Nell. John Burke and Joseph Baptist Chinch. Perth Amboy. Mis! Sohaefer was graduated invited, *"*• ?ARENTS OF SON Grimes, performed the double- md the christening party, and Zygmunt, Jr. , The aiu-.its included Misses Lil- ring ceremony Saturday, after- from Woorfbrid.ac High School Rev. John E. Grimes, paetor of Sundqulst, Mrs. Helen Dalton F0RD8S—Mr. ;ui'l \].; ,, •pen house was held later. Mrs Mrs. Dorothy Lund, president llan Kramer, Gale Sieczkowski. noon at 4:30 o'clock. vrill soon be graduated from Mrs Violet Dueker, Mrs. Jack Gulya, 301 Gold sin-,.' .rt''^ Sisolak is the former Florence Our Lady of Peate, will offer the 1 Jeanctte Haydn and Barbara Ann Mulilenbers Hospital School of of the lAdles Auxiliary is chair- Egan, Mrs. Emily WMtlake, Jin. parenu of a son i,,,,, ,',;';*I Given in marriage by her KacmarjKy of Perth Amboy. The Invocation and the Fords VFW Berenska. who will be bridesmaids Nursing., Plaittfield. Herf husband man of the women's group She A Kmlck and Mrs, Helen Hines Perth Amboy Genci.i; H,,'.''?! uncie, Edward; W, Kardas, the 3isolak's" have a son, Thomas Mi- Military Band will play. at the weddinu; Mrs. John Roz- is a pradu'ate of Rahway High will be assisted by Mrs, Esther bride wore a floor-length gowti of :hael. ' • , An open house for the visitors dllsky, Mrs Betty Danilo, Mrs. ChantUly lace and nylon tulle School a,nd is attending Seton gophie Roziiilsky, Mrs, Tessie over satin with basque bodice, Hall 1'niver.sity, South Orange, Roidilsky. Mrs, Heli-n Horyath. and lohg sleeves pointed at the Mrs Betiy Katzora. Mrs. Emma wrUt. She wore a cap of pleated Fritz. Mrs Ann Andrash. Mrs. nylon,tulle embroidered with seed Betty Dellapittro. Mrs. Elaine pearls and a fingertip veil of il- fillagy. Mrs. Ethel Kramer, Mrs. lusion. She carried a cascade of Joseph Zi.'-ko. Mr.-.. Catherine white roses and baby's breath. Chumer. Mrs. Mary Stockel, Mrs The maid of honor was Miss Vincent Cariste. Mrs M. J. Siecz- Victoria Dziedzic, Pattenburg and kowski, Mrs. Thomas Smith. Miss Eleanor Varga, New Bruns- . Miss Kay Suminski. Miss Helen wick was the bridesmaid. toienleczko. Mrs. A. J. Webster Mrs. Mary Matleska, Mrs. Jean- ettc Bodzas. Miss Charlotte Tarr, Mrs. Anna Tarr, Mrs. Louis J. Kluszas Honored Bzapp, Miss Stella Kseniak, Mrs. Rose Mohary. Miss Betty Ann tJellapktro. Mrs. Frank Ferrerira, On Silver Wedding Mrs. Mary Farout, Mrs. Anna Medanci, Misses Helen Sasno- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Mi- — -. i vich and Lillian Koyacs. Mrs. chael Klusza. Riviera Beach. Anna Haluska. Miss*es Gloria and Florida, were honored at a sur- Martha Haluska, Mrs. Emery prise party on their 25th wed- Nagy, Mrs. Mary Erdek, Mrs. ding anniversary at the home of Madelyn Shallock. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Grezner. 114 Luther Avenue, Mrs. Ethel Terebush. Mrs. Ann Guests were Mr. and Mis. Orispart, Mrs. Anna Romanetz, Peter Zeigler, Carteret; Mr. and DR. BERNARD II. BOODIN Mrs, Mary Napy, Mrs. Helen Mrs. Michael Chlnchar, Mr. and Mosher, Mrs. Diana Stephenson, Mrs. John Szabo. Miss Patricia OPENS OJ-TU'E: Dr. Bernard Mrs, Anna Ernish. Mrs. Ann Szabo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grez- Btiodin announces the opening Btolte, Mrs. Anna Slomko, Mrs. ner and family, all of Hopelawn: of an offke for the general Frances Hojftk. Mrs. Marion Han- Mr. and Mrs George Mulheim, practice of medicine at 458 • as, Mrs. John Rebeck, Mrs. Anna Perth Amboy; Miss Margaret Elek, Ford Avenue, Lafayette Estates De Stcfano, Mrs. John Chumer, Mrs. William Barsi, Mrs. Walter Section of Fords, Mrs. Anna Grezlack, Mrs. Rath- Paliwoda. Miss Janice Paliwoda, Dr. Bnodin received his Bach- ryn Terebush, Mrs. Betty Tere- Michael Barsi, Mrs. B. Petrick, elor of Science degree from Rut- bush, Mrs. Emil Petrick, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Barsi and Eers University and then served Mary Panko. Mrs. M. J. Stanko- Alex Jacob, all of Woodbridge. two years in the Navy as a vltz. Mrs. A. J. Pastor, Mrs. Steph- Pharmacist's mate. He received en Orosz, Miss Susie Waszieclcz, HOSSPITAL PATIENT the degree of Master in Letters Mrs. Edith Kaczmar, .Mrs. Helen FORDS—Mrs. Nicholas Elko, at the University of Pittsburgh Orlowski, Mrs. Helen Terebush Main Street, is a surigcal patient and his Doctor of Medicine de- Mrs. Edith Dellapietro, Mrs In the Perth Amboy General gree from the Chicago Medical Charles Silasy. Hospital. School. He. was formerly asso- "Mr. American" is his name and no one cm Mrs. Dorothy Petercsak, Mrs ciated with Beth Israel Has Rosalind Russell is exhuberant pital, Newark. His younger Anna Loso. Mrs. Lillian Della- in her praise of John Logan, who pietro. Mrs. Pauline Hodan, Mrs in her pras brother, Joseph, is present- had better claim to that proud title. Hi i- tin Herbert Kubinak, Mrs. Grace directed her in "Picnic." "He was ly studying medicine at the Chi- just born for the movies," she Cona. Mrs. Sophie Serenska, Mrs cago Medical School, declared. Rose Loszewski, Mrs. Marion American working man. He {* 100' < Mild mi Clark, Nancy Ann Clark, Mrs Mary Deliman, Mrs. Joseph Smo the American free way of life, because In h;i» linskl and daughter, Mrs. Mary C BOOKS as GIFTS Gall and daughter. Misses Ann Sytch, Kathleen Mesics, Mrs. 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES seen it work . . . for himself, for his I'amik HelenShinka, Mrs. E. M. Gasper and Mrs. Delores Smith. ATLASES • DICTIONARIES R TEXT BOOKS • BOOK BAGS for his country. He is the world's »IV;IIH • RING BINDERS FOY-AMOS N FORDS — Mrs. Anna Amos, t PENCIL CASES producer . . . has the world's greatol cainim: Woodland Avenue, has announced E ALBUMS • WRITING PAPER AND NOTES the engagement of her grand- • ADULT BOOKS • COOK BOOKS • BIBLES power. Best of all, he is free and in We, at the refinery, hail "Mr. American. the American workfng irian. By the -Ul •'[ $10,000 MAXIMUM his hands and mind, America ha> ^1|M1 INSURANCE great and strong, forking with ever I"H" equipment and techniques, he t'i\'y»- llu worlds highest standard of living. Hi- I" (loin is America's freedom, l|i» ind« |» pm 7o Get tfie BES7\.. .,. • h .' ' • " '• . > • .,.'.••..". .••'•'•••• •'•"•.• •''_'' Insist on this label on your printing as a guarantee •JL of good workmanship and a fair American -1* LABEL •H -*ffi "" '!< The Woodbridge Publishing Company I1 18 GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY The Only Allied Label Shop in Woodbridge Township • , \ ' • '' ' i ! •'•• • I Pei-th Amboy Allied Printing Trades Council • • • •' J .. • - •. •• •• •' • ' • FENTON KL McLAUGHLIN, President JOSEPH COSTA, Vice President if, N. HOWARD KLEIM^R, Secretory 4 ' ... .:=' -. •.. .' •'-.>•••: •>:-.f: ' ""• -./; •:.(•; INDEPENDENT THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1955 PAGE FOURTEEN contemplated In the future, rath- dents 111 til IK ,||, lire two half day session* in over- pansion of schools in the Wood- er than use these funds for In- plans the TO,M is to sell water. Everyone who bridne Township. debetness Incurred before resi- Board of I".<-1 *t- hnlIrK or buys n home must no orowded school* where individual ship aiT.i. HomeoMirrs HHVT recently en- dents established In the lnc.nl to iilleviali 11,, attention cannot be achieved. Our present, locnl ndinln'"'"1- In !hr wilier cnmpnfiy to lifive countered un increase in the Crisis !i;i |i , >*- This condition has arisen from tion tins encountered ft $13,000,- township. • : CLASSIFIED :• the water metei installed. Cer- township taxes and have hope- the heavy building of homes in 000 dcfir.t. nivr.rd In the seven The Township has not, ac- RAT1.S • INFORMATION t.'mly. ihe vi.itcr nimpnny in- fully anticipated that this tn- Want to Bl V SFI I. this area, a rendition where the yp.irs ti-ev have administered the knowledged their responsibility T^r fur IS word*—UP rach sul- stalls the iniiins. or at lenst crea.'-e In locnl revenue may be Wesl.hury l\u Riipi'i'visf! the installation of Towrwhlp WM fully oogniMnt be- lccal township. We sincerely hone In the problem restive, to the or RENT? Fur fa^l nMills illtlnnnl word. I'a.vablc In ad- used for Improvement of th« lo- owners I, t'cm This nionr. In my opinion, fore construction of these new the present increase In locnl tax- school situation which exists to- vanrr. : Tri. ,WO-K-1110 cal schools, school facilities and Iht WANT ADS, units began, but made no provi- es miy b» used for improvements day. It Is the desire of fi',1 resi- KIM? AM sh.niM tic ampl? notica of lm- provide for school transportation pnirlTiz ne=ds lor water. They. sions for the construction or ex- t FEMALE mi.p WAVTFD • • • MISCELLANEOUS in my opinion, wrr? !AX In fure- t •P.inis their needs for supplying OPERATORS n:\<\ fWor-wivkiT* P YOUR DFUNKINO has become wain1 itithrir customers. wanted B< M M;idr. 37 CnOke a problem, Alcoholics Anony- An eivhl-incli or sin-inch pipe - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - Avenue C,,:\ Cait. HI I -«362. nous can help you Call Market will only supply so much water. S 25-9 IS 1-7528 or write IM O. BOX K53. You cant keep tapping lines Into .Voodbrldse. them and expect to maintain the FEMALE, rtboui US for Confec- 9 1-9. '19 sriirtc pressures and same volume Radio & TV Service Sewing 1 # Musical Instruments t tionery stinr m Woodbridw . throughout the system. Homes Advertising • Jewelry Service • For a|)|)nininii'ji! (\iK RA 7-1685 DARA0O8~^ are beiinr built, throughout the between 2:00-4 DO P. XT AUTO DRIVINO SCHOOL Township these are being built Learn To Play Th« Accordten AL'S RADIO Select Your |',| Largest and Oldest in County 9 1 to M:iv Certainly the officials of BUSINESSMEN We'll Make You,- Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard the wiiter company should have Th« NUdtrn • MA1.F IIKW WANTED • 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy FASHION CREDIT MEIERS & TELEVISION the foivsi'iht long before this THB BUSINESS DIREC- taiy Way Call Hlllcrwsk 2-7365 year for the installation of larger 589 ROOSEVELT AVKNl'E Prompt Expert Repairs PAKT-TIMB HiKli School boy for 9 1-9 29 TORY, offers you consistent, CARTERET St Accordioi SEWINU M Confectionery Stoie in Wood- .uteiies lendinu into the areas RCA Tubes and ParU i;,,, served by them for. as I have To Buy bridnc. For appointment Call KA. effective advertising at a low CA-1-6308 said before, this problem lias v Batteries 7-1685 between 2.00-4 00 P. M been with us for several years. cost. An ad this size costs On Our Easy Rfulol Plai 9 1 Rosary to Hold • DIAMONDS 34 PERSHINO AVENUE In rlosinu I would like to say only $6.00 a month and is *tim Mi eUiilwl CARTERET, N. J. f The SEWING that had the Middlesex Water • WATCHES POSITION WANTED worth far rttore in returns. M«tt »• *»!''»••" •"J A. Klih, Jr., Prop. n E. (-her Initial Meeting Company had the interest Of the ttodintt. A|Mtl fM ill n For Information call WO-8- • JEWELRY EXPERT TYPING public at heart, they certainly tor naki (ittrikM. Telephone CA 1-5M* RAllVVAY ; ii Done in my home AVENEL — The Rosary Society would have published in the local 1710. Call WO 8-2927-M. if St. Andrew's Church will ho'.d papers at tlie earliest opportun- • GIFTS EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER 9 1-9 9 ts first meeting of the season ity tiie reason we were without Expert Watch and yn September 7 itwies*! of Scpum- wiiU'i I c-iiti sincerely say that Jewelry Repair DUFFY'S Taxi ATTENTION Working Mothers! •wr 5, due to Labor Day after- plnclni! approximately a Coal Will care fur your child in my Plans have b:en complied for dozen phon? cills the Saturday TELEVISION & home in Woodbncitie Also baby » bus trip to Cenarle Convent we were without water, I did not Pet Shops sitting evenings Call WO. 8- Station. New Bninswirk. Septem- j learn the reason until r attended Lawn Mowers RADIO REPAIRS DAY& 3033-J. wr 14. for an evening of recol- the Township Committee meet- 1 COAL • FUEL OIL Telephone ME. 6-4189 9 1 ction. according to an announct - ing on Tuesday. August 18. We Like nent made by the chairman. Mrs I would like to thank you at Service Calh Made From OIL BURNERS HAND AND POWER MONKEY BUSINESS • FOR RENT • orse Ludwig. Reservations must tins time fur devoting your 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. *• irmde uo Inter than September voluble time to reading this LAWN MOWERS Get a different pet for the family. SUNNY, FRONT UEUROOM. 1 Maytag Washers and Dryer* 1. through tin. chairman or Mr*. lcngtli)' letter and feel certain FOR SALE Babies — easily trnlnM. v near bath; re.sidi'iili.il near ui:n Vlirhik or Mrs. Edward Hol- Unit you will, as you have in the Sharpened • Repaired Orders taken on all species. STSjJip. 13S2 OAK TREE ROAD High School, Call Wo H-1D84-J. NO MONEY DOWN SERVICE er. Buw-s will leave from the past, fight for the citizens of Delivery un Wednesdays and SoIK 91 •hurch. ^ ISELIN, N, J. WuuJbridge Township. BICYCLES FOR SALE days. Mrs. Richard Pryce, chuirinun 3 YEARS TO PAY Nezt to Belli Drue Store JUST PHONE EIGHT LOTS on FreiU-ri.-k Street. Part* and AcMtaarte* )f the ruffles committee, an- August 27, 1955 West Curteret Inquire ii tounced thtit chances for the Free Estimates Wheeler Avenue. Carteret Editor. FINS-FUR&FEATHERS WO 8-O2O0 inen-fillud hope chest may be Independent-Leader • D« Vw Patnta 9 1-9 9 No Obligation to Buy Railings Fast and ('uuii,,, puchased from any of the folow- Dear Mr Gregory; lh ng: Mrs. James Coniff. co- Mercury OatbMrd Motor* 150-PT. WIRE FENCE: 3-wheel CALL PET SHOP • Servin hairman; Mrs. Robert Fischer. The following letter, forwarded a*d Service ' chain drive bike; period style to the Township Clerk Mr. Dun- 18 MAIN ST., — Opp. Town Hall Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Mrs. WO-8-1601 desk. Call CA-1-5633. George Ludwig. Mrs. James PotU, igan, is being sent to you for WDGE. 8-1400 ORNAMENTAL 9 1 Mrs. N. Orunwald, Mrs. Leon Sila- publication. Thank you ALBRECHT'S IRON K.RUBEL 443 PEAKI. ST. kowski, Mrs. John Knox. Mrs. Ed- KEY SHOP RAILINGS LOST AND FOUND ward Bolcer, Mrs. Harry Jones. Chairman, Westbury Park Custom Made Jr., Mrs. Ernest Ridley. Mrs. Her- Veterans Homeowners AVENEL 114 WASHINGTON AVENUE LOST—Very large black and bert Head, Mrs. Fred Moyle, Mis. League. CAXTERET • CA 1-7161 and Installed Uniforms brown shausy-haired male air- William Pryce, Mrs. Charles Mas- Township Clerk COAL & OIL CO. Quality Work da)*. Answers to Kins. Reward. arik. Mrs. John Mahon, Mrs. Wil- Att: Mr, Dunigan Mrs. P. Willmoi, 412 Belgrade iam Hugelmeyer, Mrs. -Anthony Westbury Park Homeowners MS RAHWAY AVE. AVENEL $300 up Summer St.. Avenel. are deeply concerned with the Muffia, Mrs. Vincent Buonocore Liqnr Stores Free Estimate 9 1 and Mrs. Michael De Stefano. The transportation problem they are CANARIES • MONKEYS UNIFORMS chest will be raffled off at the confronted with commuting their PARAKEETS • PUPPIES MISCELLANEOUS church hall. October 20. children to local schools. The Brag Stores DAC'UON Telephone Woodbridfe 8-1889 TURTLES • MICE Seersucker BONGART SCHOOL OF schools are located from 1% to 2 Moha Freeman is in England miles • from their respective HAMSTERS • GUINEA f and DRIVING Woodbridge WO 8-3146 Half slit's LICENSED by state of New Jer- where she's costarring with Gene homes. At present the children Avenel Pharmacy PIGS t GOLD and sey, 81 Homes Park Ave., Iselin. Nelson in "The Way Out." In this have no alternative but use of Liquor Store TAXI POOL for transportation, TROPICAL FISH Liberty 8-0070, film, Gene will not sing or dance 991 BAHWAT AVENUE JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. PETTY'S This entails additional cost to 9.1-9 29 —just straight acting and some- WOODBRIDGE 8-1M4 We have the best and the latest t Reefing and Siding • BRACE AVE. thing he's been wanting to do for the parents. The situation is Complete Stod^-of Domestic in Cages, Tanks, Pet Supplies am VA. 6-328!) AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE a long time. such that the hazards are too and Imported Wines, Beers PRESCRIPTIONS Foods. Perth ASSOCIATION great for children to walk to and Liquors Established 1902 school, due to heavy traffic, no WHITMAN'S CANDIES Henry Jdnsen & Son Amboy Over 4.SOO.OO0 Members sidewalk area for children's use, 574 AMBOY AVENUE Letters to the Editor (wmettcs - Film - Greeting Cards Tinning an^t Sheet Metal Work Nationwide Service and several dangerous* intersec- WOODBIUDGE, N. J. GUTH PET SHOP Perd Kertes, Local Agent 'Continued from Editorial Page) tions which imperil the lives of Roofing, Metal Ceilings and stations? My opinion is they did children because they are not "CARTERET'S LITTLE ZOO" 317 State Street, Perth Amboy Furnace Work Phone Hlllcrest 2-1248 not. For. had they been prepared, provided with traffic police. The 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret 9 1-9-29 areas served by them would not question raised is: What provi- RAYMOfm JACKSON • Moving and Trucking • 588 Alden Street have been without water for sev- sions are being made for school AND SON Carteret 1-4070 PAINTER AND DECORATOR eral Miays. Certainly, portable transportation by the Township Telephone 8-1246 Anything and |\n\Hiiiij| generators could have been Free Estimates and the Board of Education? Druggists Woodbridge, N. J. Call CA-1-4825 pressed into service had the The problem of transportation Complete Moving Job t Plumbing and Heating • For—KNITTIM, V. J. TEDESCO Water Company been prepared. for school children is superceded 88 Main Street Let us consider fact number 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms $35 6 Fillmore Avenue by the inadequacy of the present li: I'DIM- Carteret two. in fairness. Middlesex Water sc/Qfjls in trie Iselin-Colonia Woodbridge, N. J. 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms -40 We Sell and Install IIOOKI'.D liH.^ 9 1 - 9 29 Co. is a business. Their business ofr-ea. At the present time there Telephone 8-0554 Reatonabte Storage 30 Days Free Charles Farr All Loads Insured-^-10, years exp. Plumbing - Heating ROOFING - SIDING ECONOMY MOVERS NATION-WIDE MOVERS EUctric Sewer Service GUTTERS - LEADERS Furniture Rahway 7-3914 •. Telephone: Aluminum Combination The SEiE 48 State Woodbridge 8-0594 DOORS AND WINDOWS 7ii E. CIIITU RAinvw ; Fall Clearance Sale • Moving 631 LINDEN AVENUE Service Woodbrldee, N. J. KOCHIE ROOFING CO. NOW IN PROGRESS CA-1-6404 AGENT Opinion 4-46 Lincoln Avenue, Carteret Winter Brothers WOODBRIDGE 1 National Van Lines iContlnm-tl ft "!: Wayside Furniture Shop Plumbing & Heating couldn't (l!i.> Better Furniture — Lower Prices ously k'iiv;ii: • Remodeling t Service Stations • with his f'«r Highway 25 Avenel, N. J, A. W. HALL & Son • New Installations sometimes >.. Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. SL Nu* you iln • Local and Lone DisUnce • Gas and Oil Burners upon tin' oiii'1. Phone Woodbrldge 8-1S77 Muvliif and Storage L you mi.s.s .in :::. NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of 24-Hour Service TOWNE GARAGE Household and Office I'urnltun «ncl then M« Call WO-8-3048, 1H-2-13U J. F. Gardner A SOD • Funeral Directors t Authorized Aleut briwd as u •• ' Howard Van Linn, Inc. L. Pl'OLlKSK • A. LIPO 4»3 RAHWAY AVENUE 8eparat« Rooms fur Slorai* WOODBRIDGE CRATING I* PACKING Photography Tel. WO. 8-93(4 SYNOW1ECKI SHIPPING We're SjwcUlinU Is Stat<$ Hou UncUlnKd Furniture of Even ! Funeral Home " Description Chrysler Product* (Continued fi'"»i Office and Warehouse Candid and Studio t Bear Wheel Alignment inspector;. !:."! •• 34 Atlantic St., Carteret ttLACK. atfd WHITE • Precision Tunc-uiw year. > 46 Atlantic Street • Brake Service State mut.ii Carteret, N. J. TEL. CA-1-5540 or 3 DIMENSION • Transmission Service examined 2W \ driver license.-.:. ' 1 v Telephone Carteret 1-5715 inK 1954. u. - - -I Musical Instruction 3.309 driver.1! ;n ! • Sportlig Goods t at ion. The insi)i'i'|i|i! ^•^0) a^W 963 violation : •>"• 1 Privat* Get That the forte'* Hi'- <-„ the licensing "I Lessons REEL liiB schools, Hi-1 : on FIXED auto race tru 1 FLYNN & SON • TRUMPET NOW! Accident 1'ivi.t. ! FUNERAL HOMES • CUITAB We're an enforcement " RiUklUked M Vein Official Yard Law 420 East Avenue Complete Line • ACCORDION All fatal n,.i! It might have been YOU Perth Amboy "Pwui," of • SAXOPHONE also Invests t<<: 23 Ford Ave., Fordi "Alrex" and MUSIC4L • PIANO "CenUure" force. Wlifiv i; VA 6-0358 INSTRUMENTS You might have been the one who ni must lit' ^ivcfn and epidemics • XROMBONE Service that a violutiiin and Station tributtd to •'• ACCESSORIES • ARUMS wiutclied her home swept a^vay, saw prevented. !vVill you give as gtuier- KBEL REPAIRS A 8PECIALTT SO Cll.ll""' For Information Call HM-6948 her neighhpr pulled dowh by thjp wusly as you can' to the Amerjican Reel Checked. Cleaned, r»b>hed, w TOP Workmanship at LOW d affordi'il •' swirling waters. You might he Glazing Greased and Adjusted 1.50 vision. As a i' Red Cross Flood RelicffCanippign? SAMMY RAY'S Prices. Picture Taking Service for Only 1 gram, 1ST *in* homeless, sick and bereft. MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP Send your contribution to your lo- for all Occasions, (plu» parU, If needed) revoked cluriu- 1 467 New Brun»wUk Ave., Fords 11 cal chapter. Murk your envelope I "Home of Reel Part*" hearlnK ami Trfe Red Cross has acted quickly. NAT SMITH 4 SON SPECIAL KATES to CLUB PICTURES We Have- In Stock » , It has furnished swift and compe- FLO^D RELIEF. 570 Amboy Avenue WO 9-1056 C A P 1 • CUSTOM-MADE POLES OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN, 1 to 2 1-Day Expert The tent aid, But it must have money. • MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS which rewutl.v i • We Furnish and Imtall DEVELOPING SERVICE LOAFER8 and SLUTER8 to look ovi'i J||li; Government assistance takes care The American, tt All Types of PHIL GOLDIN. Complete Line of Photoir*phlc • WILDLIFE PICTURIIS rained out m • only of damage done to public Red Cross RESIDENTIAL GLASS SuppbM (framed) Picturesque w»* Popular and Classical t HUNTING AND FISHINO be the settmu »(l LOCKSMITH WORK buildings and public roa'dways, Flood Relitr ' PIANO LESSONS LICENSES ISSUED romance at H" year but alw tM 1 KEYS MADE A*k How You Can Win .lllf- ' Food and clothing must be dis- Campaign GAUARD'S PHOTO tack of blood-il" TOOLS One of Our Trophic* | tributed to the sufferers, medical Lessons Given crawl and fly. Needs,Your Help GARDEN SUPPLIES Open 10 to 6 F18HINO TACKU "ciety of New J" HARDWARE • PAINTS In Your Own Homo 547 AMBOY AVENUE AND BE]>AIB RUDY'S . ;|1 I" spacs taken by Public Service Woodbrioie 8-3601 the next few 4-1HII FLOOR SANDERS AND 820' Amboy Ave., Fords, N. J. SPORTING GOODS and Frl. 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