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CARTERET? N. ,J., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1947 PRICB THBH& CENtB Spirit of Cooperation in the Domestic Science Clati Sweetness Memorial Tress' Soap Box Derb AND Day Plans Light Are Pushed To be Run on July 26i E. GREGOMf Walter Wailink Named Chairman of May !IO i,,,tii.Min» to weaken Celebration Here ,„ my advocacy of Winner to Go to Akron! ,1 irjimbling. • CARTERET -Cartcret veterans' groups advanced this week plans tor the Meitioria! Diiy observance told m« a to be held here May 30. Carteret Sodalists Will Take Aid of Lions ( |U|,. ago that I ^M Following the rotation, Cartcret t( ^HiiowlsidorGrMn- Post, American Lesion will super- Again is Promised- „„„,,, along with a CARTERET—Daily learnln* at the Oartcret Hl«h School Includes practice In domestic science. vise this year's festivities with the Part in Union Crowning Fete A» the above picture «h«ws, some of the boys arc showing a cooperative spirit In in share in the pro-Maxwell Mayer, of Madison Town- \ is William Wyeth. assltant State j Charles Crune Mrs John J Har- some folks probably were not cog- As a result of this advice, Mr. of the city. Commissioner of EducationJ , in Ooodell conferred with Health In- Ws ai- I trict Deputy William F. Weber. ®rl Scouts Will sion and young Tampa, in the "B". ; financial aid to hfUpitals on December 10. 1946 when Pro- the course of the year. with the plans. preciation to all the volunteer lull will be as coriMstent Past Exulted Rulers Eugene F. The committee in t:haiw is Mrs. workers who have helped in this Announcements regarding the kop was convicted of drunken Details of the complete proKram Kenna, who is chairman of the Soap Box Derby will be contained hii' as mine. drlvinn. for the exercises will be 'published Kurdylii, Mrs. Kopin. Mrs. Stanley year's campaign. "Without their fortieth anniversary committee; Lokiec, Mrs. Josephine Pieczycka, Cive Play Sunday only in The CARTERET PRESS. On a complaint of driving utter in tin- CARTERET PRESS. services, probably we wouldn't have [William J. Dalton, president of Mrs. William Nadolski, Mrs. John Just as soon us any plans are com- his license had been revoked, Pro- raised the amount, we did" he said. imnai of gambling ; Past Exalted Rulers' Association, Estok, Mrs. Kalherihe Kimbach, Carteret\s campaign "chairman | CARTERET — Girt Scouts of pleted by the committee, they will kop was fined $300. Another com- be carried in full, covering the |l(l :;:.:..: in Mr. OrMUtttn's Mrs. Anna Vorys, Mrs. Edward Troops IB and 20 of St. Demetrius mveniently located boofc- ilaint. charging him with diivmti Veronica Ryan, retired as lodge head. The aux- over-all picture, the Red Cross rules sources of information and Mirek, Mrs. Markulin, Mrs. Edwin Ukrainian Church will present a niacnmes and all other at better than a 70-mile-an-hbur Will Wed Tomorrtw iliary speakers were President Mrs. Urbanski, Mrs. Joseph UrbansTci, mtuiitEpct to get its national goal prizes to be offered both in Car- •, Kn -baiL which would ate, brought about a ISO fine David Needelf Past Presidents Mrs. Mrs. Victoria Boyer, Mrs. Andrew of $600,000 and twenty-five per- play, "The Mothers They Forget," teret and in Akron finals. *hree dollars in court costs on eacli much of a temptation CARTERET — Wedding bells Moe Davis flW Mrs. Fred H, Hede- Girida and Mrs. John Lenart. A cent more. on Mother's Day at 6 o'clock in the This is the 10th anniversary year i»1' 'ii (Unary Joe who now :omplalnt were added to the tines. man, the latter general chairman special meeting of this committee (Continued on Page 5) Upon his failure to produce the will ring at 10 A. M. tomorrow evening in the church hall. Iin nimble because he hain't for Miss Veronica Ryan, seaman of the affair. Cooperating with will be held tomorrow night at 8 Benson is Anigned Those talcing part in the play ruin telephone number. money {or the fines, Prokop was Mrs. Hedeman in conducting the o'clock in the school hall. sentenced to a term of 75 days in first class, WAVES, daughter of are: Alice Karmazln, Stella Tracz, pa-.- an ordinary hOu Joint Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, affair were Mrs. John R. Leonard, Mrs. Caroline Kurdyla was To Aircraft Currier MV iu the factory ot office, ;he county workhouse. Mrs. Moe Davis and Mrs. Louis Dorothy Masluck, Juliana Laski, Chrome Avenue. elected president at the meeting Victoria Karmanocky, Gloria Bo- Spring Chill |ev(<>. ,md he's a 30 tO 1 Shot Rubin. CARTERET — Edward A. Ben- held in the school hall. Other offi- benchlk. Roberta Kiraly, Gloria iep uji :., the counter tod lay TO VISIT I. O. 0. F. She will become the bride of son, 22, water tender first class, Francis C. Bischoss, pharmacist's cers elected were Mrs. Pauline Corlne, Joan Skerchek, Joan Gut- uu< mi .nine long ihot in the CARTERET — Carteret Lodge, Kopin, vice president; Mrs. Stella U. S. N., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Source of Irritation to mate, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. knecht, Sally Kukulyu, Catherine [id >• Jamaica—ptrtlou- 267, Odd Fellows will entertain Urbanski, secretary, and Mrs. Flor- Benson, 68 Atlantic Street, has Francis Bischoss. of Philadel- Laski, of Troop 19. Also members Some Folks; Fuel ! Illi- kic is In pluln light members of Marion Lodge at their Boat, House Fires ence Markulin, treasurer. been assigned to the aircraft ear- meeting tonight in Odd Fellows phia; in St. Edward's Chapel, of Troop 20: Beverly Bosssa, Helen by and with the Plans were made to serve break- ner U. S. S. Shangri-La. Dealers Like It Hall. An initiatory decree will ulso Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Bryer, Joan Dobrowolskl, Gloria cit ni tin- statute books. Fla. fast to the first holy communion The Shangri-La, flagship of Rear be given at this session. Keep Firemen Busy class May 18 following the 8:30 Graeme, Judith Kaakiw, Maty Ann Admiral S. P. Glnder, Commander Lehotsky, Patricia Menda, Gloria CARTERET—This spring's chill '"' '..-.pan agrees that a A. M. mass in the church, with of Carrier Division Three, is on a has been a source of Irritation to "i ilie people bate t CARTERET—Both fire compa- Mrs. Kopin, general chairman. 1 Messlck, Florence Muszyka', Carol training cruis* In the Pacific area. most Carlcret (oiks, blit the coal • instinct and WQud like nies were kept busy yesterday The Mother's Day dance will bi: Ann Nudge, Joyce Woodhull, Alice Benson, who reported to the and oil dealers liked it, because if they could, ifike it CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS held Sunday in the .school hall. Burak, Carol Ann Woodhull, Joan ( when they were called out twice, vessel Irom the dejtroyer U. S. S. it brought a little extra business I wi the multitudes', to Terebetski. once to extinguish a house blaze H. L. Edwards, entered the naval at this time of the .season. •'•'I! iMiiitd money dn some Note: Contributions to this column must be in this office iUid the other to put out a gaso- Boy Scout Troop Has service in November, 1942, and re- The play has been coached by Fuel dealers said today buying <>».-,:> race In My )lfe, Meeting of Star Landing Post, VFW, at Borough Hall, 8 Military 902. A crew member was ut to count thj'sulky Your Donation Needed for This Service 1(1 P. M. mmping gasoline from the tug we as » child at Meeting of St. Mark's Guild at Parish Hall. • xiat to another vessel when it in Science Demonstration "il fairground. 14—Meettng of German American Citizens Club at 8 P. M., at wlleved an electric spark from the At Washington School Fire House No. 1. urnp Ignited some gas on the Shown here to 15—Food Sale, Ladles' Auxiliary. Congregation of living Justice, ieck. Panic-stricken, the crew the equipment CARTERlfr - At the Washing- at Germde's Specialty and Youth Shop, 58 Washington nembor jumped off the boat. Allen operated by the ton School this week John Schroe- Avenue. . ' Sirchner, owner of the ferry s^p, Carteret First Aid der, Kathleen Yaros, Elaine Wil- C&rd party sponsored by Washington and Nathan Hale P. ,vas slightly' injured when he at- Squad, Inc., (or son, Thomas Mortsea, Ronald An- T. A. at Koos Brothers, Railway. .empted to extinguish the blaze the benefit of the dres, Roberta Malowltz, Joseph 17~~W«ddlng of Dorothy Kmetz und Paul Hoos, 3:30 P. M., at which spread to the dock, causing people of the Bobenchik, Robert Koclban, John ""iimietotnfcj Sacred Heart Church. 500 damage. There were no pas- community. The Dobrovich, Richard Herder, Rob- 1 ilie wrong.; II—Wedding of Kathleen Fedoicsak and George Horvath, Jr., sengers for the ferry on the dock Snuad currently ert Lakatoe, Michael Shanley, Pa- l|it! .. 8t. Elisabeth's Church, 4 P.M. ' economic at the time. la conducting a tricia Kullck, Richard TerebeUty,. 11 Crowning at Sacred Heart Church. '• '••> bound to campaign for of Mrs, Helen Strack's class, en- ul lu "I Am An American Day" program at High School, tertained the first grade assembly " * chlldvia, Tin 31—Lenders' Round Table, Eastern District, Raritan Council, fund* HO that Three Evening (Mote* continuance of Its with a science demonstration ou 11(t""'wentasmffi- Boy Scouts of America, at Borough Hall, 1 P. M. uu\ The demonstration was re- '' "-om theiroim, M-fWeddlng of Miss Lovy Melick and Edward P. HarrJttijtpn, merciful service For AdiilttNext Week peated for the second grade as- t 8t. Demetrius Church. c»n be sembly. J6—Poppy Sale sponsored by Sacred Heart Post, CWV. During (be . Thrte-act comedy, "Rodzinas Pierdzkow" at H,lgl) School Michael X IS year*, 4,000 Auditorium under the auspices of the Young Ladies' Bo* te4w tt»t tfe Boa* of IOCNI calls for f ••'•'•' ifcllty of Holy Family Church. #111 hold Uuwe evtnlnf service have beea Accused qf hming (. of Star LandiiiK Post. VFW, »t Borough Hall, 8 »M* week V» flt« muiwered—^ttd It Worthiest Check •''-. . •••>•<> •••• ; -. .-*-*' Ait rf is hoped th»t tl*e v»v,.- BveiMayUme Frolic- apol^Ote^Hai, The oUniot wtU be he*| Beroufh will be Social Club, St. James' Hall. AJ Kalla's Orohastw. 4y Td nd rtd jr.. 37, M Randolph Street JUNE ";••'{ %t I o'otok to th« borouthAwas bjld forth * M" ever bt Commenswnent.^rSO^P, M. OverhoH Ue*Jth Bftomi, Fo«r . Jury by r ' ' ' * lajoui and »1U Jw m b*nd, nwwly pmcnk m Quire on a c ;iV(»ded the -wlth Utefe a worthless Ooirjwltopif lisauld PAGE TWO FRTt)AY, MAY-9, 1947 PRACTICE GAME TODAY Two Merchants Cid Mm AaHko Wed* CARTERET--A p+acttce game Confirmation Rite between the Holy Fftrnlly AthtoUc Democrats Hear Crowning May 18 10 Per Cent ..«v ftira Mr», John I;IW;I1, Dominic Rtmetti 'Music In May' Club and Bonhamttrwn Athletic CARTERET — Two borough j«t p#»Wt Pi the DX,, ,1 CARTERET-A pretty wedding Club, Will be held 6:18 P. M. today CoughHn, Leshick At Sacred Heart Attloly Family merchants announced today that Mian Lodgft held In oiiii 1 A took place at St. Ellas' Oreek Catn- CHS Choral UniU at the Carteret High School. Bon- olie Church here Saturday When they will go along with Presi- CARTF..1BT • Councljmen Ed- CAftTERET- Sacred Heart CAftTERET--The Rt. Rfcv. Wil- hamtown la also a meihBW, df thl ported dh Ule trip to Mmi,,^ Mhs Mary Bnnko, daughter of ward J. CniiRhlln and John Lf- ; Church Sodality has set Sunday, Present Combined liam A. Orffln, Bishop of the Tren- dent, Truman's plan to reduce Inter-boro league. . ; shlck. both of whom are candidates Mr, and Mrs. Michael Dobrovlrh, \ May 18 as the date for Its annual ton Dibftoe, aUiillnlsWrfcd the sac- Fourth Street, became the brltte of Mtinioal Program prices. The AthkUc Club will pp«n Its N8W CABTIRET ClTl'/i A for re-flection were thp principal iiowlnln«. It will be held at 7:30 rament of confirmation to 83 chil- 1 Domonlc RoMelti, son of Mr. and The merchants (ire Edward Inter-boro S^son , Tiwsdajr, lUfc speakers at I his week's meetinR of | P. M. In the church. dren and two adults at the Holy Mrs Nicholas Rossettl, 32 Daniel Hopp, proprietor of the Fashion p M\. at MoWIUlBrtu SutdlUJn. the Caiieip! Demoo/atle OrtfRniMl ! Last Sunday afternoon, flfty- CARTERET — The combined Family Church here Sunday night Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph KJIIV Street, Haganmn Heights. Rev C Perth Anfooy,, «g«tn«t the Meadow- ski, m Roosevelt Avemj, Unn held In Firyftall 1 fnw children and four adulU re- groups of Carteret,, High School Rev. M A. Konopka officiated. Credit Jewelers, 5fl» Roosevelt 9. Roskovlflg, pflstor of th$ church, The Bishop was assisted by the Avenue amWack Hlrsch of the brooks. ' Perth Atebby Cteneral H

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, .,, ttrtt Mima. „„ carrWthe banner. r for May SI To be Bride on Sunday h Brilliant Fete Those in the i dallty Mr Is. of ll* r dance 'or CARTERET —The marriage of r|1-iK.- r -A Cutefct. Wei at Sacred Heart Ceremony Marks Crowning and fifth grades H s, Ukiraln- Mlsa Helen Pawkowskl, Jeanette Rev. D. E. Minister dnsses and blue cft Street, to Walter Pletka, will take Events at CARTERET—MIM Rose Marie The bridesmaids, Miss Anna Ooce- seventh and eighth !, will I* Riven at the Mother*! Day Swrta* CARTERET -The altar of 8t. place at the Holy Family Church . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lak, slsUr of the bride, ROM Ny- pastel gowns with i .,,|Vi||(,n Saturday, May Mother's Bty w)ty, to, observed shansky and Ethel Zayak, both Joseph's Church was beautifully ,, M Thn affair Is beat 3 P. M. Sunday, Joachim Qoceliak, 566 Roosevelt veils attached toahtjoi with appropriate services. The of Jersey City, wore varl-oolored decorated with fresh cut flowers first communion , ,, the board of A miscellaneous surprise shower Avenue, became the bride Saturday nl( (l y Schools Choirg will have appropriate Music gowns similar to the maid of hon- Sunday night, when the Young white with wreaths toil was held In honor of Miss Pacz- afternoon of Francis Lawrence, son and will include the Senior and or's and carried matching bou- boys, crossbearer, nl the dance, kowskl at the home o( her mother. of Mrs, Amelia Lawrence of Cum* Ladles' Sodality of the church held Junior Choirs and newly or- quets of roses. candle bearers, WM n chair- Mrs, Caalmer Parakowskl. It was Senior Class Exams bola, Pa., and the late Franeis, ganized All Boys Choir, The pastor its annual May Crowning. The and Richard Msndiortt. i ' ji-i,iirl Dobrowskl, co- given by Misses Olf?a Yapchlnsky, Lawrence. Sr. The double ring The best man was Joachim Oo- M Start on May 21— will speak on "America's Founda- cellak, brother of the bride, and church WM picked to capacity. The Rev. Casper Yd • .!,Kles: Walter Les- Sophie Paczkowskl and Marjorir ceremony took place at the Sacred lm tion." The ordination of the re- serving as ushers were Carmel Miss Dolores Neder was the Rev. Victor Qrabrlut , , MnH-fW- JoseP11 Ka" Trokmowlcz. Baccalaureate June 1 conlly elected Elder. George Sloan Heart Church with Rev. A. J. Sak- tr son officiating before a large gathi Trustensky of this borough. James crowner. Miss Mary Elisabeth .John Oobrowski, Henry Guests Included Misses Irene will take place at this service. Cox of ET/,ab«t.h and Walter Kur- committee will meet Pross. Mary Pltzul, Mary Olnda, CARTKRET—Senior class ex- Women's Bible Class Meeting eiing of friends and relatives. Neder, sister of the crowner, car- mm dyla also of this borough, $350,000 Federal I'M :i r M. In the church Alvlna Zullo, Helen Zachlk, Emily aminations from May 21 through The monthly meeting of the The bride, given in marriage by ried the crown. Personal attend- Tokocz and Ethel Faubl. May 29, will begin the closing Women's Bible Class will be held her father, was attired In an angel Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence's wed- ants were Mtrlee Lotak and Mar-aside to help child "1 events «t the Carteret High School at the home of Mrs. Olga Sager, satin gown with a bustle back nnd lng trip will be to Miami Beach, Fla,, after which they will reside for the 1948-47 school season. 66 Cooke Avenue on Tuesday even- drape front. Her French illusion • CERTIFIED • INSURED Baccalaureate services will be Ing, May 13 at 7:30. All ladles of finger-tip length veil was arranged at Holliday Street. Jersey City. BOOKS FOR MOTHERS' DAY held Sunday, June 1 at 2 P. M the parish are invited. from a crown of seed pearls and The bride attended Carteret ADU BOOKS from 49c In the High School auditorium. Troop 82 Birthday Supper she carried a bouquet of calla lHles. High School and is employed In FUR STORAGE WRITING PAPER from B9c The speaker has not been sel- Troop 82 Boy Scouts will ob- Miss LudmlUa Qoceliak, sister New Work. The bridegroom, vet- - BRING IN YOUfc FURS TODAY — - ected as yet. serve the 34th Anniversary of Its of the bride, as maid of honor, eran of'tbe Navy, graduated from 93 VJ, AGFMENT, TELEPHONE, BIRTHDAY. TRIP |1 |-/\ wore a powder blue satin gown, Blight Ht*h School, Pa., and Is Eikassy Firs WoottrMge 8 The Hi|?h School commence- organization on Thursday evening, W \sr> Ai»i»«» BOOKS from 1 >OV ment will be held June 4 at May 15 with a supper at 7:0O. Allnet skirt with matching cap andnew employed with the Veteran's POUNTAIN PENS from $1.00 6:30 P. M, in the Overholt Sta- former Scouts and Scouters, Par- carried a bouquet of talisman roses Administration in Newark. dium. In ca,se of continuous ents, Members of the Eastern Dis- MOTHER'S DAY CARDS heavy rain, commencement will trict Committee and friends are be held, June 5 and In case of Invited. Reservations for the sup- CORNER BOOK SHOP continuous rain on that cfay, It per must be made with members of will be June 8. the Troop or the Troop Committee 61 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. SpriiiR registration for kinder- not later than Sunday, May 11. VEXT TO IDEAL CLEANERS garten for the fall classes will The Troop Committee are H. J, be held June 2, 4 and 5 at the Baker, Don Elliott, Haaken Olsen, Washington and Cleveland schools, and Rev. D. E. Lorentz. Amos Hoff- The Washington School kinder- man, Scoutmaster will preside, garten promotion will be held Walter Van Pelt is his assistant. THIS SPECIAL! at the Nathan Hale School, June The First Protestant God and 12 at l::to P. M. and the kin- Country Award within the Rarltan dergarten promotion at the Cleve- BOYS'COMBED YARN Council will be awarded to two BOYSCOMBED YARN ^^ lnnd School will be held June 13 Scouts. Ben Cantor the Scout Com- i\t 1:30 P M. missioner for the Council "be rep- Columbus School will hold Its resent the Council at the supper. Polo Shirts AQ graduation on June 17 at 1 P. M. Local Young People Will and the Nathan Hale School on the Entertain the County C. E. SIZES 8 TO 14 ^0 M same day at 2 P. M. The school year will end June 20 at 10 A. M. The Young People of the local Just in Time for after the handing out of pupils' Church will be hosts to the Spring report cards. Rally of the Middlesex County c. On June 18 and June 19, all E. on Friday evening, May 16 at S Tnn schools will close for the day at 7:45. Dr. David Coddlnftton of r*r Quality" ll/MftA C feS^fJ * *** end of the forenoon session.'This Is T^ehton will be the principal Musical BF/Mf^^lP J *™« GERTRUDE'S speaker. . . . Hv/-VA\^^^HSB^x • Saxophones done to give teachers time to make Instrument, ^#^1*%^ • Ae(JdlonS Specialty and Youth Shoppc up pupils' marks, to record marks »"<» " ^ W* J • violins on permanent record cards and re- ST. DEMETRIUS UKRAINIAN A Glamorous New Group CHURCH? j J I Drum Outfits -FORMERLY BARALYN YOUTH SHOP — port cards and teachers' and school books, and to do other Mother's Day will be" observed A gift of lasting pleasure is a musical instrument. of Fine Ladies Watches 58 WASHINGTON AVENUE CARTERET clerical work required at the endat) St. Demetrius Church with ap- of the school year. propriate prayers for the mothers All instruments are easy to learn to play. If music is of the parish at both divine litur- to bring you genuine happiness for years to come it gies, at 9 and 10:30 A. M. Special Display at Goodman's* Mother's Day services will be held must be with a firm foundation. at 5 P. M. •* Attracts Attention Regular meeting oftte board of PRIVATE LESSONS ON VIOMN AND ACCORDION ^BULOV trustees will be held FrSay, May 9, BY ED. BONKO8KI Roosevelt Hotel Bar CARTERET—One of the most at 8 P. M. m interesting window displays is Devotional services Souring the 2 STEVEN KLTCY, Prop. now being featured at Good- month of May are bew held every man's Gift Shop, corner Wash- Friday at 7:00 P, wf and every Eddie's Music Center & School of Music 545 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET ington and Pershing Avenues. Sunday at 5 P. M. 357 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Arranged In honor of Mother's FOUND DEAD IN BED Day, the display has attracted PHONE P. A. 4-1290 Proudly Presents j considerable attention by shop- CARTERET — Fred Boettpher, SHARI Jewelers I pers passing that section. 235 Washington Avenue, was . Mackey Goodman, owner of found dead in bed last night by IRVING 8. SALLS, PROP. "THE 3 ROGUES" the shop, said the unusual dis- his brother Frank he re- play has been prepared by John turned home. He is survived 327 Fulton Street Woodbridge, Petrocy. a veteran employed at by another brother. ix.*Coroner WOODBRIDGE 8-1223 • SHORTY • STAN • MOE I the store, Joseph Costello said death was A feature of the display is a due to natural causes. hand made replica by Petrocy of Hillbilly Music and Singing Whistler's Mother. Using mechanical tricks, the chilr', noc|s back and forth.

DANQNG-FINFOR ALL P.T.A. init to Hold Card Party Thursday DELICIOUS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN WITH FRENCH FRIES CARTKRET — A public card party will be held next Thursday HAMBURGERS—ROAST PORK—BOILED HAM at 1:30 P. M. at Koos Brothers, NEW STOCK SUITS & DRESSES Railway, by the Washington and WITH HOME MADE PICKLES, TOMATOES, PEPPERS Nathan Hale P.T.A. under the m' chairmanship of Mrs. G. E. Cor- RIDDCTIONS ine. A l:irt;e collection of prizes In Line wilh Present Price Reductions, nil be awarded. Mrs. Steven Ferko and Miss Ethel Keller were elected honor- We Offer ary presidents of thjt Washington on Spring Clothing Roosevelt Hotel Liquor Store nd Nathan Hale Schools P.T.A. STEVEN KUTCY, Prop. at last meeting in the Nathan Hale Schoool. 543 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET Other officers elected are Mrs. 15% to 40% Ormond McLeod, president; Mrs. TO Joseph Under, first vice president; 10% 40% Mrs. John Elko, second vice presi- • Prompt Inspection dent; Mrs. William Si tar, record- ing secretary; Mrs. Oustave • NoBonojCharjjw Qrunit, corresponding secretary; tNoCommfuJoa OFF ON ALL ITEMS ON SALE Out For the benefit of our many patrons, new refrig- Miss {Catherine Donovan, treasurer, and Mi's. John Ruckriegel, Charg«{ erators are now being installed. The interior of our parliamentary law chairman. • Rqpay rooiriMy, Ek* Mure is also b«ing modernized. JOIN OUR DRESS CLUB FOR A COLORFUL AND FRUITFUL GARDEN "AIWAYS A BETTER BUY AT

—We will alwayt have plenty of Canned Beer, Stein- PLANT NOW! »e», Quarts, Hoffman Pale Dry Ginger Ale, Club Soda, Flowering Shrubs Embassy Furs Tom Collins Mix, and All Flavors of Soda available for Ready to Bloom 93 MAIN STREET ""mediate serving. ICE COLD FROM OUR REFRIGERATORS EVERGREENS WOODBRIDGE, N. J. IMANY VARIETIES AND SIZES Women's Men's Congratulations FRUIT TREES NOW OPEN CtotseSuits S U ITS TO ALL BERRY PLANTS — AT LAST hpcMts ASPARAGUS ROOTS MOTHERS DOGWOOD—. Dresses • Robes SHIRTS, White$4fawm WHITE AND PINK SANITARY MODERN Blouses • Sweaters Hats • Shoes • Ho$( PRIVIT HEDGE GRASS SEED FOOD RESTAURANT Skirts •Underthings Boys' Sport Outfit AZALEAS—HOLLY Serving 3 big advantages h» MA) MAPLES 1. Down payment at you Ilk*. RHODODENDRON LOBSTERS i'ANSlEJS, GERANIUMS— OYSTERS 2. Dividad wnkly payirmnlt up 35c Each; 3 for $1,00 THE BEST QUALITY moniht. I'LRENIALS—35c; Horfl.QS 3. ONE CONVINIfNT FAMILY VARIOUS FISH ACCOUNT. Let us help you plun your STEAKS landscape work. Estimates BEST cheerfully given. , CHOPS Remember COMPARE PRICES ROASTS Mother's Day MANALAPAN QtftiKUchn Open For Inspection at All Time$ Sunday, May U PEOPLE PLANT MARKET PER FLOWER SHOP 1738 ST. GEORGE AVE. EmiPs Sea Food Restaurant 186 Smith Street AM fttf RAHWAY, N. J. AMBOY .Prop- 306 MAPLE STREET - OPEN FRIDAY JVQUAU. OCCASIONS 4-ma PERSHINQ AVINVB' ' CARTERET, N. J. PHONE CABTERET 8M» m th Amboy Girl Is Bride Loais Nicholas Medttkk ONLY AT A&P CAN YOU • The mnrriwjp of' Hie brldp wore a tfown of *hlte Uline Babyn. dnimtitfi of hwcadrd satin designed with fitted Mrs. Ilany Babyn, 3!i(i b^qur lung sleeves with a cap, Avenue. Perth Amboy. to svwihcni! npckllne and gathered JRenola* Mrdwiok. son of hooped skirt reriingnte effect. Her «J Medwirk, nn Pulnskl | finiipriH) VPII of tulle w*d trrnnftd this biiroiiRh nn carried a colonial bouquet of blur m u n tmnatimuf u-f aid of honor Brides- cornflowers and delphinium. Bridesmaids Miss Blfros and /w Mr im it eipcz of Colenla. nlpre of |Miss Slnsklewlcr. wore blue gowns Idegroom; OIRR Begin. Flnr- artd I In ins with veils and carried Hiph nullity . . . yet! High prires ... Ho! A4P helps Bigos and Vein Meclwlrk of colonial bouquets of yellow daisies you baWrtr* ynur burlfer as well an youf Hirt by orTeri»g -* */„ et, sister of the bridegroom, and blue delphinium. Miss Begin a wide ehnW nf delirious, nMirisWnj; ditry favoriles, and Mldfi Hedwtek wore pink gowiiR Knntor of Carteret all priced with jour pnfVtlxiok in mind. beat man. Ushers were and tlti'M and carried colonial t TelMtWski of Perth Amboy, bouquets of pink sweetpeM and I and Michael Mitro delphiniums. All wore gowns made i fid Dntinld I.awsoti nf like that of the honor attendant, 1 Following their wedding trip to i In mnniaKP by her father. southern states for two weeks, the A I; couple will reside at 358 Leoti Avenue, Perth Amboy. fair going i It* nntl'-e lli»t NTKI'llKX .1 •(trmlliiK M< TOWN away the bride wore a black gabar- White Y.i hn» ,ii>pil"ii i" Hi'1 dine suit with red accessaries and «l --I ll,. 1i,.r ..,•:/ ' Super-Right meatB tre exclttsine wkh- A4P. We insist that ftrii fat t l'ifnnrv IIPIHII HI- corsage of gardenias. Aged Cheddar Ttldn'llh**1' '''"' tn-'''""''» •''I" The bridegroom served In the Super-Right meats be cJwuen onty from corti-fci beef ancl pork ill !« Hiiilmm SlivrM, C;III.T.I. U. S. Army for five years with Mel»O»B(t American , If flliv. ^hillil.l he n»l-lc two years overseas duty at the Eu- ... milk-fed veal and tender young lamb. The fine quality of Jatclv In wrlilm< in: A. .1.ropean theatre of operations. HP Ch«l4)-BR Cheddar CtMMFM I'lllltfti I'lj'lll, C:irlfpl, received the Purple Heart mednl Super-Right meat is controlled i by carefnl handling and con- anrl Normandle Arrowjiead and Mttfcnster Cheese STWllftN ,1. M.VTIilSKA wears l.hrec battle stars. Me Is now < i. stant refrigeratioti. A&P's Clo*fcJTriln»ed method tti Uteat ea- T/A TOWN i.itjrui! STI11:i: employed at the U, S, Metals 111 PfthM-ett ( N l Carteret, ting eliminates excessiTC waste to grrt you the best posribte ~~ \ tn TO ini)t)i:iis CLUB DANCE tUESDAY Ptovolonc Cheese meat value for yout money. So yon way always be sure *hen : WIIK Will l»i- l'i-. clvcil 1'V I •CAftTERET-The Wings Alh- llf |{l1ni'l'lt|l>M nC I III" liilPHII Margtrinp \%f Ctrltrct. "HITIPII tiint vonii In pn letlc Club, lnfl. will spott-ior a barh you buy any of our many delicious Saper-Right selections — 'Y fa, nt the riniinl "I KIIIII-.IIIDII nmi dance on Tuesday'evening at St. ME HOURS: •Si % VnrttTH Midi >!'• 111..»I. i':irlVn Pure Lard . . t . •J, few Icrni'v. mi MM) L'UnV I:M;. James' Hall. The Eastern King of you're getting meat tbat gives you more good eating for your fiJ:0« P. M for I Nf loliiiwlnu: Western Swing, Shorty Warren 8 A. M. t« 6 P. M ,,1 »—hoV nroimiirc. Hlr.im l.»l|pr and his Westeiti Rahgers will make Cottage Cheese money. i i iiL /. ^^- . -~J — "»•"< and nil luirtii'i' «,ir,i'!•• v<«l.in>l Hi'lioiil. their first aphearafice In Carteret , All hlilD lo lii' i' "iiuniiiii'il « at thi» dance. [*ff111 f 1 *• fl ilioi'k In tlif ;nnuwlil RETURNS TO N& CAROLINA Pf, "Thf llnnril of K'1IM<\I|I"H ICSITV f-iWU rln-l»t I" rrli-ii :mv nl all l\i\ CARTERET-Mi's. M. Hooker •', BPPI IHini IHTIH in it > li<, iilnmiii'i Bolrc, of Aurora, N.C., who spent Tht Flntst from %th* l>l!»trli-t 1'lerk.H unin-, in U ten days with her aunt, Mrs. C. P. Ib.. Illgll Si-hiiiil. vlinlli),' hunliii>'!59« THE^WHOLE'RdYAL LINE OF and delirious in salad?, fruit cup*, etc. They're Chuck Roast or Steak T * 43c Plate & Navel Beef w^e4 * 25t rrally thriftily priced... fc so take plenty home! Pot Roast ftPiS? -59« Fresh Spare Ribs • * 49c

PRECIOUS'PERFUM ESTtt AN DFIN E'COSM ETlOT.., ,'i J- Lhickens ii^hEJiiU n>45« Sliced Bacon Mnw* 2jkJ69e 4 lb Roasting Chickens t |& 53<' Smoked Beef Tongues u>45e Fowl JXfc43< .^V*49c Pork Shoulders »«i*w««*« ».47c Every ittm in o« huge array i» ruslied from the Urikn or the grove »o that yon may enjoy it fresh Veal Shoulder Roast ••*!«» »• 55c Pork Sausage u* *. 55c M»t n, 45c and ripe and sparkling with country flavor. Stradivari, Duchttiof York' b -and all the other nn and nget Cross-Rib Pot Roast MM 63 perfumtt in the famu$f CALIFORNIA POTATOES ggfifc Oeeawfresh Seafood crown bottle* Top Sirloin Roast Jfl *69< FLORIDA STRING BEANS ***« 2 Buck Shad » 19c Porgie§ Fmk »19< Top Round Steak Crisp Table Celery ""l21<- Onions 2•••15k Roe Shad »39c Flounders «>27c Juicy Lemons cimmiii ib 12c Scalliong Pot Roast ButterfUh »27c x ji Grapefruit'WSSl.r 4 "-23c Radishes (- and AbanBjbathJux*rim.U 15c New Spring Kale Tht OIM^MM of York Will HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK . . 2i ft Dexo 1/IITTUCH'S None better for baby Wauw it hat lots of Vitamin • THE BETTER DRUG STORE « mfmumMxtm Crisco D3 in every pint. (400 VS.?. units to be exwt!; ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERfcT s Mazola or Wesson Oil n.w 47« ]u»t because we keep prices down at A#P doesn't mea« you For Q drtictonj, economical pie... (r> won't find tlte best-tasting, bett-qnality food* that ever landed in SaanyfieldFlour . . . i»,*, 43c bottles, jars or cans. Because you will—and plenty of 'em, too. Sunnyfield Cake Flour k • . . CANNED PUMPKIN 2r25( Mother's Day All (trained and ready to use in your favorite recipe. Ann Page Preserves Sunday, May 11 Sliced Apples J-J; 2 V.^ 29* Treet or Spam n«.«»35c I Grapefruit ,•;& 2 ^ 25c Broadcast ^ Hash (J,25c Premium Crackers Pineapple ,SStL J«" 23c Ann Page Ketchup Hj20e Dog Foods 2 £ 25c 2 0 Applesauce HMr«j2 ( ;,! 29c Chili Sauce *-n» ia«.b.i.26c Oakite wik, Fruit Cocktail {gB ?£ 38c Ann Page Beans 2 Z 23c Oxydol or Duz or Super Suds • » 1 Rinso KtkNitttaiiMwi. Apple Juice Mctun «.*« 20c Tomato Soup t?uV& 28c % JANE PAIKE1 Grape Juice »»•*« *b«»25c Spaghetti SftttcewM1*?" 15<- Lux Soap Flakes ...,,,, Grapefruit Juice 3 '?,;: 25« Tomato Sauce JUfe, 2 '„;': 15« Kirkmau's Soap Flakes . , , . , mm

Tomato Juice JJJJj *•»•«» 10c Sauerkraut t& 3':.',', 25c ,v Chiffon Soap Flakes w . .... t"rt*h b*k«d In AlP's own ovens ... every cookie u\i cake it light ami Tomato Juice uh'i «•«•«» 12« String BwflwESP'E 25t Swan Soap ..»*.. -N«n tender, sweet and tempting. Tomatoes «i5V!Jfa ««•«•> 19« Fancy SpinachiS.2'^ 23c Palmolive Sotp Wr.. il M| M M nMnWr... ? TonMtoea %S!i ' - 21e Peanut Crunch Sffiflto*39c Sweetheart Soap . , , «*.<*<)« Mothers DaD y Cake c CutBeeUhuiMi 2^', 15c Peanut Butter jl «*35«. Camay, Lux or Lifebuoy Soap t rich UrWt, TknilU mm W m ft «, mmhmillow wuMam fntatia«. **'***** Sliced Beets ft 2 »£ 17c Grape Jam «nfafi im.25c Gilbert'sFurtiiturePoUA . , Make thin day doubly joyous for "the Best Girt in Marvel Sandwich Bread tT ^' Sweet Peas. (JA^lOo Prunes wnpHW. ii» J».C»..45C Wilbert's No-Rub Floor Wax World" by showing her that you'tt thinking Of 1 on a day so important to her. Deiifht hwr hHlt Diced Carrots & 3 ^ 19o Prunes tamtt-Mniin 2h.ci.49c Jelly Roll A**,****« ^33« by letting flowers bring back cherished memortoB of Sweet Com Jfifa *& 17e White Rice tmm MM»33C. ' (ther daya—Remember Mother, May llth. Converted Rice 5K ^ 17e Dewef t Sponge Send Mother a Lovely CORSAGE rwurm \ 7f , »«?* •w't •»*» *? • # CUT FLOWERS • PUNTS How it a N<» Uw Price! of dslightlu L l reirohMBl. Try U Mty. • Deliver to Woodbri*!* Towi»»ii^ - Eight O'Ctok . 2^ Red Circle . . 9&{|J§ P«cked in ( twif mwhroom UHC« .,. jut hat - LEE'S ««. Bok.r e . .

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Afiu Fodor Honored The* olleers uttl b« intttlM to rill assist m coaching the play, BONimt ON DMT1OT11 Co Hadsssah Ihapter Mrs. Alfred Wohlgtmoth. ftwse pwttttipiiting are Miss Weiss, C*JlTKUrT-A»phon»us i. Soo- mmunify At Surprise Shorn* Mis« RWlHetU Wetst, \MtfUt in. Btikwl Moth, Mr*. Morris Chairman, has announced that ttu nntn. Mrs. Harry Heller. Mr*. ner, MMHMI, Menm blast, sun of 1/ CAATBRBT—Miss Betty , To Itistal HtafI featurt of, the evening will be % Jaador Lrhrer, Mr* Uwts Lehrer. Mr. and Mn, Alphonra Bonner. who will be married to Joseph La- one-acA play tnUtied "I RememlNi ilss Beatrice Roth and Mrs. fed- Fete Sunday 116 LohgfeltoW Slmt, k imlim CongraM forms icrtfPET—A Twtttl ihd to- tar tomorrow, was honored ti a Mrs. Uu J. Qnihl| Yard chairman; Henrietta Weiss, Sam- surprise shower, arranged by Miss CAttTfiRBT-5wThiiriday( May. aboard the destroyer 018 E A. undtr (trauiltne Mn/i'WramAMbMn^- uel Kaplan, Irene Kaplan, Flor- Ihe Irene Daroezy. 33m), tt 11:30 P. M., the follOVltW ence ttoth, Joseph Qreenberg, ,,,niiy for A •»*•'»» Present were: Mrs. John Fodor, officers will be installed to serve ttelen terine, Harold Oross, Loub; Sr., Mrs. Andrew Later, Mrs. Mary ,IV program to » the Oarteret ChapUr of Hadawah BrbWh, Bttelle Ulman. Lova.i, Mrs. Qaza Medgyeni,. Mrs ';'','n "V~p, M. thft The progTam was arranged and William Lazar. Mrs. Alexander for the coming year: coached by Pioryce Brown, Estolle Daroczy, and the Misses Lee Kocsl. President, Mrs. Samuel Both; , „!,,,,;, of Welcome, Louis Olmsn, Mamie OrPcnberR. Margaret Toth, Margaret Kish, flrat vice prealdent, Mrs. Morris Marjaret Ketskgyafto, Udrbthy .,'„ invocation, Rabbi Samuel Uiman; second vice presldeht. Miss Terlek, Mirgjuft Pttoeate, Mar- ttenrletln Weiss; tfjKUufW, Mrs. ' sun Spangled Banner, d garet Toth, Emily tahacs, Mar- Loult Lebow; reoonflhg sMrtUry, ,„.,, iiatlfcvah. Audience; Funeral is Held Kftfent Danes. Lwmia PaiKBa, and Mrs. Elmer E. Brown: financial 'i.',.-s Samuel Kaplan; Song, Rose Pazekas, all of Carteret, and secretary, Mis* Anne Bchfam; ,',,„,,. MISS Lofralne Ck«. Miss Ruth aahneldw M Roselle corresponding secretary, Birt. Lily- Park and Mrs. Irene Limone of (i,i Fnshioned ChOfus — Girls: For Mrs. Carlton an SnilowlUi; elected hoard mem- Ellabetb. i,,r, i...vine, Maralyn Gordon, ber, Miss Beatrice Roth. ,,n,i,)ivn nrown, JoMl Jacoby, CARTERF1T—Services were held ,,,,„,. Knsher, Eleanor Yelltti yesterday (or Mis, Margaret Cail- i i, is Header. Boys: Andrew ton, 73, 235 Pershing Avenue, at, I'iDvd Chodosh. Herbert the Thomas P. Hlggins Funeral Soloman. Bruce Home, Railway. Burial was in Clo- Brown and Robert TK-leaf Park Cemctpiy, Wood- bridge. !'.!,,!'„,. -where'er You Walk" Mrs. Carlton, widow of William Carlton, died at her home Sunday .„,„ passing By," Jerry Oreen- after a short illness. She was born ;>CHINDELS In Bt&pleton, S. I. and had lived "(-1,,,,-ai Recitations: "Nobody In Carteret for forty years. K,m-vs But Mothet," "A Tribute to Surviving are a son. William mm rum **mot, N. J. • M,,til(M and "Mother's Day." kCarlton, Carteret; two daughters, ,,„,!:, aicenwald, Lois Levine, Mrs. Charles Ohlott, Carteret; and The Gift that tyothrr would appreciate. MI,,, nt Brown, Myra Drourr and Mrs. Clair Vance, Los Angles, Cal,, and five grandchildren. ,)nK April Showers," Arthur First Quality, i:)mn: Song, "Songs My .Mother Nathan Hale Pupils Full Fashioned i ;lliHu Me." Miss Barbara Le»lr i>',,itoinime. "Mammy," Louis Zel- Present Two Playlets ,„,„. song, "Anniversary Song," Mi-:.; Lorraine GOB. CARTERET—The Junior Clti- U;U\M Skit: Walter Schonwald wns' Club of Mrs. Rase Jacoby"s mil i diiis Zeimah: Bonn: "Teh third' grade at the Nathan Hale iMi ii Mama," "Ver Dart a School, gave an entertainment In M.mii" and "A YiddUHe Mama," the assembly on Monday. One ,,„: iiv Mlllan Koblentt; Choral playlet entitled "The Youngest (nimp, Silver Threads Among the Sister" was pnaotpd with the fol- owlng cast: ,; L ,!-(••. Community Singing, Cut Announcer, Thomas D'Zurilla; md Audience; Piano Accompani- Eulah, Beverly Bazsa; Beulah, ments, Herbert Venook. Carolyn Oollnlch; Janie. Barbara Tin' committee: Abe Levine. Clrko; Tlw Prince, Robert FiUula. The other playlet "Company For itirieret Woman Will Lunch" had the foltowinn cast: Mother, Mertie May CromWell; NEW SPUING Daughter Sally, Arlyne O'Donnell; Fh to Czechoslovakia AND Prances, Louis Tami; Jack, Robert CARTERET—Mrs. Anna Kon- Qlnda. SUMMER dnik.Alfe of Mat Kondrak, owner The fourth and fifth grade glee SHADES of [he Carteret Recreation Bowl- club under the supervision of Mrs. '< m Alleys, 61 WhMler Avenue Marlon Ryan gave two numbers! will leave Monday, by Pan Am- Ave Maria" and "Songs My Moth- >m-an Airlines from UOuardla er Taught Me' before the Middle- Held, New York far Oechoslo- sex County P. T. A. Council on •,.iki;i where she will visit her Wednesday, May 7. A seventh Bay Up to 81.000 Worth off Furniture and Appliance mother for three months. Mrs. grade chorus, supervised by Miss Kondrak is the first woman from Mary FUosa, rendered three folk to fly to lurope. songs. Eleanor Rakovlc and Joan And Take Up to Two Full Year§ to Pay | Ferko danced a Russian folk dance. Ktdlework Circle Will Meet with Mrs. Gregor At the Very Low Intere§t Rate of 4% a Year! | CARTERET — Mrs. Charles Oii'!:or, 9 Pulaskl Avtuitt, will en- ;r:!.iin the Oet-To-O«tn« Nttdle- woik ciub at her home. The group iv ,:i us last meeting at the home of Mis Henry B*n»V IB Oeorge Sliwt. Immeiiate Delivery of Farniture of Every kind, The special prlie was toll by Mi Stephen Oregor of Rah way. 123 SMITH StREET ()ih>is present were Mrs. Prank K:: .... and Mrs. Charles Oregor PERTH AMBOY, N. J. uf :-AI» und Mrs. John*C. Ahlerlng of I'm i Reading. P. A. 4-4596 , Hone Furnishings((nr l.iins Drapes, Etc.), Dinner Fete Follows OPEN FRIDAYS Christening Ceremony UNTIL 9:00 P. M. Radios, Gas Ranges, Sinks, and 1st Appliances c A tiTERET-Mr. and Mrs. Largest Selection in the County of ... Juiiib Kertesi, 31 Christopher Su-fiT. entertained at a dinner * Pinnerware * Silverware * Window Shades !M:-V following the christening of Hun infant daughter, Suzanne 9 Electrical Appliances * Houaewarei J-., u St. Joseph's Church with II Short Wail for Refrigerators and Washers) Krv victor Orabrlan. OJS-M.. of- fl'•Mimu. The dinner feta wu held ''i :iie Packer Hotel, Perth Amboy. Dress up your home for spring M> and Mrs. William St»Ua were '.:»• sponsors. WITH NEW rTundredi of reteraiu have taken advantage of thit Llfwn KADIO STATION during the past year. Now we make it pnblie tor the benefit of any WCTC VENETIAN BLINDS veteran of World War II who i» a re»i4«nt(»f New Jersey. NEW BRUNSWICK i or sJ'urd»y. May H: Lifson's has been establiihed for art* • liillf century and is famous '-<>P. M.-4-H Club Agent on f;"i» Bullettin. WINDOW SHADES for low prices and fair de*Hn§.' Thtte faet^ combined with tkU May 11: special GI No Down Payment Plan present a wonderful opportunity «ba«Tic«. Now in Stock to veterans. . - M-8outh River Variety RUST-PROOF, WATER-PROOF "» P. M. Variety This offer is open to any man or woman who nerved in n'J .Lin. WARPPROOF Navy, Coast Guard, or Marine Corps in World War II. There is 4;> P.M.-Washington Report. '«! P.* M._Middles«x Hospital red tape of any kind. . «. Baccalaureate 8«rvtc«. METAL BLINDS ill M 1 Y'1' M-Home eerrlce Agent 11111 '•"in Bulletin, • Come in whenever you. wish to select your furniture, appliances, ;!l'i' M.--Rutgers Musicale. From 3.88 up Z"11 f M. _ Klwanls Club's floor coverings, and home furnishings. Absolutely no. down pay* ,";M"'i' Night. lu"'l.,y, May lJ; ment is required. Yon may take up to two full yean to pay at ike very low interest rate of only 4% a year.

''"'•"•Uy, May 14: 1(1 WINDOW SHADES »• M.-vetenw« Nkwt and L1NTEX SIDE HEMMED EASY CLEAN WASHABLE a <>•>•. iv M.-Adventum Thl* tffa If m*4e In «eor*wi« *M Jfta Hiiett to Vit Your Boilers Compete With Boilers , fern At* ol rk> Stme u/ Nm* Ittfy mH ihnmfr #.. v From 23 Inches to tl Inches J2 Inches SB M>e* , >, POPULAR BRAND 39 44c 50c HOLLAND SIDfi HEMMED WINDOW SHADES F*r IN M HIM m r •1.37 35 INCHES NOW IN STOCK Fpr Mtier and mor« h«a|th< CARTON HOStESS f«|] Hyijng, give hen. « time wuh r,o,ooo FrM*r Luckitt "The Store ' ! S^iUdStr^ > i "''P Morris^ PtJlM»U PRESSUKE COOKER *''-lsi ;*••¥•**.-£

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•''. I • •*» ' - t • J • m&m •* f .i ••.. Hi-. '.*- SIX FRIDAY, MAYS, 1947 MR8. BRADY AT HOSPITAL NEWABUVAL nick. Mrs. John Hundlak, Mrs. Mrs. Andrew Petryshyn. Jr., all of HONOR SIX MEMBERS FRIENDLY CIKCXE MKET8 CABTBRBT'-llr. and Mm. 81m Box Derbv Honor Mm Lovick Harry Haydn*. Mrs. Stephen CtaJ- Linden: Mrs. Alexander Skurat, CARTZRKT - Mrs. .Margaret CARTERET-Birthdays of six CARTERET—Mrs. John Decker Miss Rose Skurat, Mia Marion Brady, Washington Avenue, is a bell Lockett, 33 M«ro* Street, nr, members of thr Hungarian Indies' At Surprise Shower kowski, Mrs. Stanles Pelszyk, Mrs. the parents of a ion born at \h< front P«M 2J entertained the Friendly Circle at Florlo Zuccaro. Mrs. Albert Skurat and Mias PrisclUa Ann surgical patient at the Elizabeth H-Americfin So»p Box Dei - Citizens Club wu celebrated at last General HotpiUl in Elisabeth. Perth Atnboy Oenttrai Hospital night s meeting held In the club- her home on Lincoln Avenue. CARTERET Miss Ijovey Melick. Breuche, Mrs. Joseph Olnda, Mm. Skurat, all of Bound Brook. plans are underway to 29 Charles Street, who *111 be mar- i the biggest and best fvrr rooms Honored were Mrs. Joseph Those present were Mrs. John Basil Kaaklew, Mrs. Michael Pit- Halwa: Mrs. Stephen Stefan, Mrs. Bogash. Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs. ried to Edward Harrington, May wila, Mrs. Stephen Melick, Miss ATTEND fUNERAL 24 at St. Demetrius' Ukrainian Joseph Z»tik. Mrs John Sandor. Kitty Metlck, and Miss Eleanor CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 8, Scott, national Derby Mrs Paul Qombos and Mrs. John Adam Sosnowskl, Mrs Prank Ku- Church, was given a surprise mis- Melirk, all of Carteret. it was a newspaper photon- Balc.tar. A Mother's Day program kuyla, Miss Helen Kurdyla and cellaneous shower at the home of liam Brown, Pershing Avenue, are tto Dayton. Ohio, when hr WRR featured. Miss Fftllie Bognsh. Mrs. George Adamer in Linden. Also, Mrs. William Backus. Mrs. in Boston, Mass, attending! the the idpR of thr Derby Robert Downs. Mrs. Edward HoK The next regular meeting will Quests present were Mrs. Albert funeral of Mrs. Brown's father, Scott today is ussistwnt Strafehl, Mrs John Qindo, Mrs. derbaum, Mrs. 'William Onnska, OI'II.I) MErTS 1TE8DAY Frank Lee.. miinarrr of the Chev- be held at the home of Mrs. Kli- Charles Harrow, Mrs Joseph Sytn- Mrs. Andrew Petryshyn, Sr., and CARTFHET •-fit. Mark's Church lotor Division, which is ro- kuyla. 3B Christopher Street. May chik. Mrs. Michael Wasylyk, Mrs. of thr rare with the 133 Ouild will meet in the Parish Hull next Tuesday nittht at 8 o'clock 20. Michael Melnick. Miss Helen Mel- on in sssismment for ihr All thank ofTerinn boxes are to be ftS, Srott rame Across B broiiRht Bt this meeting. Mrs. C. P. I" Of SUWll boys scootinq down Perkins, president, said. hill In homemade min- STATE THEATRE ors. In the ' rovinc cam WOODBRIDCE, N. J. tradition, srott. snapped THEATRE 'ghots of the hoys liirum unrl Emp ire RAHWAY TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY IW*y back to thr nfflce fmnul HOSKIN'S „ J»mes c:AG^KY In [tol«tnatloii flrrri by the lulls" FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY V He reported the inn- "13 RUE MADELEINE Anil a lioulse - Lloyd Corrliun i H graphically to his innrmu- —Plus— editor that the laiter HKiml •SHADOWED" a "soap box rare. The Kent Curtis - Guy Kibbee "VACATION DAYS" Dally News thus became With Noel NEILL - June PREISSKK er" nf the All-American "Singing dfo the Trail" f Boi Derby. Sunday Mallne*-—4-Cart©on»-l SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Dayton rare caused surh In Technicolor »d Interest Unit Its possi- "SONG OF SCHEHERAZADE" '|l> national promotion was With Yvonne De CARLO - Brian DONLEVY , Scott thought of Chevrolet ISELIN THEATRE i national sponsor, and caincd Oak Tree Road M. J. PlU§ Sonnv TUFTS - Dianna LYNN in Met. 6-1279 "EASY COME EASY GO" Started 12 Yrara A Dayton finals. - and — PERTH AMBOY nlng the sponsors' belief that. PLAINSMAN and THE LADY" 2 BIG HITS! BUYS GIFTS FOR MOTHER f had a "natural." The first n;i- Pkaan P. A, 4-02M You can be SURE that she really wants 9OunethinK for wlnner was Robert Turner. Tues. * Wed. May U & 14 TWO DAYS ONLY-FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY (I AND 10 [Jluncle, Ind., who still attends her home, that the whole family can enjoy. We've FLIGHT TO NOWHERE" Dorothy I .amour - Ray Milland j I .eon Errol - Joe Kirkwood, Jr. t Of the Soap Box Derby finals, in hundmla of different Mother's Day features, so that — also — in 11935, the Derby's second year. "GENTLEMAN it's fun to choose for EVERY kind of a mother. For were 52 partiopntinp cities, "THE MAN 1 LOVE "THE JINGLE PRINCESS" JOE PALOOKA" estimated that more than instance, she'll like this ... boys took pint in the local Fri. and Sat. May IS & 17 SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 11 AND 12 Alan Ladd - William Mason - Patric Knowlcs In held durinu June and July. "ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE ! crowd which lined Tallmadue "O. S. S." Gay Chintz Lounge Chair I In Akron, Ohio, in see Maurice — also — Also Jean Parker - William Mason in ale. Jr.. of Anderson. Indiana, TERROR ON HORSEBACK" "BETTY CO-ED" Put it in the bedroom OH i across the finish Hue ns All- TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. MAY 13, 14, 15 •Ican champion was well in NOTK:—|)ur in thr iriiKth «f the living room . . . It's of those at the finals the Ihrme plrturrK. Ihire will •)*• n"r handsome enough to po •mnplrlr »h»w tonlKM «l»r11n» Sing year. nl 7i

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accidents. Burning lefl the list, with 2,000 itttion d«prftt«d their appetites. VCMYlMi deaths; mechanical Buffocation was sie- ANSWER TO COMMUNISM You coald not Induce poor dumb CHICAGO - William McOaffln. vHTEREt ffcESf S beuti to ruin Uwtr hMtth to al- foreign correspondent in Csecho- ond, with 1,300 deaths, nearly all among cohol tnd tobacco. Yet tome hu- , liMhed by Oart«Wt * dovakla, needed shoe HUMS and lll( j babies under one year of Jtge. Other causes man betnp an constantly waked handkerchiefs, also ROOM eaodtsk, Carttftt •-M0O included poison, falls and swallowing, for- in such potent, shortening their because of electricity rationing In llvei and destroying bodies ind Prague. As he could1 not find these OFFlOK eign objects. Gunshot, wounds were the souli. articles ha wind home for them. ,|I|M1TON AVB, WttHK, H. leading cause of death at home among Isn't It distressing that the very They cost ttCO but the mlnlmnm "Flower of Our Young Manhood" charge plus express oame to $1*46 older children. that were called Into service for so the bill was 121.06 by the time We think that the figures should surprise' World War IT were 33 per cent they arrived In Prague. , lower In physical ability than In f.iiliscrlptlOO, American parents.' Obviously, they should World War I? In one Southern make fathers and mothers'more alert to 8tate, 1 our of 10 werp turned down KEPT BUSY BY PBANK8TKB ,MI nr, second otan l'<' move hazards from th ereach of smaller Instead of trying to get sick people hools of the United States well? iarrtval of an ambulance Mrs. 1,1,, sc children. Dessie Hlnto was convinced that . , ,l with disaster, according to Large amounts are spent trying she has been the victim of a be- it ll0 to find nut what bugs make us , „, ,1 Education Association of the We hope that the people of Middlesex lated April-fool prank or of a sick. Let us spend more to Improve practical Jokester. ' .M, which says that: County will not pass over this record with- the nation's food. t(t( out serious thought. While centering our , ,o iioo qualified teachers have left Chicago led U. 8. In Industrial Commerce Department show* attention upon the deaths from pneumonia, development In 1939-1946 period savings well below 1M| total. iiniiis. ... diarrhea, measles, diphtheria, meningitis, i IO.OOO now teaching do not meet poliomyelitis, whooping-cough and ^carlet I (|U1,]ifications..' ., . ' ,fever, we should not overlook the acci- v, ooo teaching potions are vacant. dents which, in & year, will cause the death .-..lioo.OOO children Me not in school of as many children as the diseases listed. FOR KNOWLEDGE

, l,,t(1 are very few college students Recognised Ancient Rights ,to teach. . . . "Knowledge is POWER," say the ciation potota out that the pub- Beginning in September the Government school commencement speakers. Knowl- V;,,l ,ys«em is in "***•* distress" and of the United States will send some 150 edge baaed on experience gives us power 1)n,al, down completely unless given significant documents of American history to write your insurance policies exactly to ' lal support. It is trying to on a nationwide tour, so that the American itcr limc (it your needs. ,ui)lic opinion to support a bill in- people can have- the opportunity of wit- nessing the historic documents. by eight Senators, four Republi- E. it. FINN * CO. t iin(| four Democrat*. Among other papers to be shown on the > — Realtors — S3 Main Strat measure, known aa S-472, provides train, according to a press release from the Department of Justice,- is the "original and Woodbridge, N. 3. dl,ral aid in the amount Of $260,000,000 official copy of the Bill of Rights." |t,ar t() assist public schools in the needi- itiites It apportions the funds on the There should be no misconception on the ,,f noed, determined by the number part of the people who view this document kis [children and the wealth of a state. It as to the origin of the rights mentioned in •cri every child in every school dig- the paper. The Constitution of the United | _ Big Factory Sale States, as originally drawn, reserves to-the it (lf ,-very state at least a $40 per year ,s perishable, but It is not better [cation. It also safeguards local control states respectively or to the people, all than the soil In which it Brew. powers not designated to the United States. Health This also applies to milk from FULL SELECTION „ schools and provides for fair dis- :ows. eggs from hens, and meat [jutioii of Federal funds in connection However, in order to avoid confusion, from animals that live on the soil. , -of- You see that everything depends i minority races. the. Constitution way amended almost im- upon the soil and the way you use MEN'S SPORTSWEAR it. h,. Association, in arguing for the pas- mediately to recognize various rights which Scientists in making experi- WINDBREAKERS • LUMBER JACK.LTS , ,,f the measure, points out that wealth had already been secured by the people EATING FOR HEALTH tlie year that you can ship non- Part 4 treated flour and cereals unless it ments on animals at one of our and given recognition in the colonies. reat universities were testing the liKv.nly distributed, with the people of You fjet no whole wheat bread Kets full of bugs. TRENCH COATS - LEISURE COATS The original Bill of Rights, dated from unless the whole Brain lias been There is a business concern that value of food grown on different ru her states having five times as much soils. Corn was put before hogs. 1688 when the British Lords and Commons ground and nothing removed. bakes fresh whole wheat bvead |onic per child as those of the poorer When you go to the grocer and ant) sells it in New York for 25 They unfailingly ate that which Prices as low as tes. It says that much of the wealth cre- presented a declaration to the Prince and buy the commercial whole wheat cents a loaf. It is twice as expen- had been grown on highly min- flour that has been put out by sive as white bread sold in the eralized soil, regardless of appear- |d in the nation goes to great manufac- Princess of Orange, which was afterward the milling company, it has been same area. They sell twice as mcuti ances. The rats in the warehouses Save 40 to 60 Per Cent at our Factory m ami business centers and that many enacted in Parliament, when they became bleached and treated by gas so of It and cannot supply the de- only cut into the corn bags that that it can remain indefinitely on mand. This firm was written up the hogs had chosen to feed upon. ^ helping to create the wealth, have King and Queen. These rights were gener- the shelves because the bugs won't in "Reader's Digest" some months Poor dumb animals display more | power x it for the support of their ally claimed and observed in the colonies. eat it. ago. gumption about eating than hv E. Thomas & Sons, inc. The colonies, with two exceptions, had There are only three mooU* in 8o far as I know, all real load man beings. only the Methinks that ktlig/Tohft ago. 425, Division Street Perth Amboy s the Association, has the power to adopted their constitutions when the Fed- when mankind Hved to be vigorous eral Constitution went into effect. They at an incredible age, they could, Open 9 A, M. to 6 P. M. Friday and Saturday 6 to 9 : wealth wherever it 1ft for the education Having Trouble Wiih Your Vacuum? Consult Us!f like the animals, tell good food children wherever they live. were short and hastily constructed, con- from bad before the vicfI of civil- .surprising is the assertion that taining little besides a Bill of Rights, which — FREE ESTIMATE — I some states spent all their normal reve- the colonists claimed against the executive Your vacuum Inspected free of charge for education, they could not support and judicial departments which repre- by reliable experts in your own home:. ir schools us well aa the average school sented, to some extent, the power of the For appointment: Call Carteret 8-6225 Crown. he nation is supported." Consequently, —We Also Repair— ir children will never have the quality We call attention to this matter because Sewing Machines - Washing Machines :dtuational opportunity unless the Fed- it is important for our people to understand Toasters - Irons - Floor Lamps I Government help! pay for the school." that their rights, ad acknowledged in the i Amendment to the United States Constitu- CARTERET SEWING CENTER tion, did not originate with that document. 48 Hudson Street, Carteret, New Jersey For 175,000 Spastic* All that the Amendment to the Constitution Proprietors—J. & A. IHJBAY to aid juvenile victims of did w,as to acknowledge existing rights and ;il palsy, otherwise known as "spas- prohibit any interference in these basic i- lining initiated by the Children's rights by the newly-created Federal Gov- i i the Department of Labor. ernment. funds will mike possible the first »iile drive to Uke cognizance of the Mother'$ Day "ls nf such children. It will attempt, P'"'i"., in educate the public to an under- Mother's Day will be observed by mil- : <>( the unfortunate individuals. lions of Americans on Sunday, and it is ; right that some special notice should be '«iminted out thlt the primary handi- taken of the day set aside to honor the •-ne instances is entirely physical, mothers of the nation. lUlit ;iiiy inevitable effect upon the small or large, •i, an 11 uthers are of even better intelli- It should be borne in mind, however, El', 1. nt, through the misunderstanding that the observance of a day, once a year, heir, 'Ulictiun, some of them have been does not constitute the most appropriate will be welcome, and our '" institutions for the feeble- or an exclusive method of honoring motherhood in general or mothers in particular. There are men and women in thiH mu- treatment of you li'klren's Bureau estimates that nicipality who naturally revere mother- aiv '75,000 children with cerebral hood; they do not need a special day. They "' Hi,. United States. Certainly, it is are worried, for example, by the sad plight will prove this. 11 that, in the midst of other drives of unfortunate mothers who suffer unneces- i'Hi-pone of alleviating Buffering sarily in connection with the birth and care diseases, We should pay some of their children. children. lanf your coppir Certainly, we recommend the observance of Mother's Day but we also advise that "<<"fe Kill Children support be given to agencies set up to assist pennies •.. and watch your dollars growl Sprlngtim* if th« tJm* hr planting il'Us Da* is being celebrated mothers throughout the nation. It is all ...and tming, too, you know! fol. •d States tQday, and, for the first right to praise motherhood, but the best wil b6 way to show praise is to make it possible """•teen yea**, attention ' Ho teli] of grain or flower bed could give you m»rr pride the al number of »cci- for all mothers to bear and rear their chil- sHit pleMUre than s savings reserve started now and added kip 10,000 persona u^der dren in a satisfsctory manner. tA rtgulsrly...every month, week or psy-day. For most y£ u'^ of age. to depositors have found that when (hey tave ri$ularly, Ka And often, sootier than they had expected, "'«rine & head fit the New Lincoln Documents "" bureau ftf Department of wN enough money for the' down-payraeot on a 4tT oi home of their own... for an education... a vac«- ilil» that show Some 12,000 to 16,000 documents be- longing to President Abraham Lincoln and hip,,.or to take advantage of an excellent business now the j •"u"g caus|r deaths. &he ^presenting a gift from hip son, have been "'Kin u na''*• campaign untttuched for twenty-one years and now YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW/ "to reside in a'seated deposit boxtythf Wb Conjfress, at^ntff|^l|Bt'th«ta,bJgh Robert Todd Lincoln stipulated that the *••" papers were not to be available to tt^l P^bf lie until twenty-one years after h,l* djitli. This anniversary will occur M*t Jfl It U Udil^^i FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1947

BETTER WEEK

Be Housing Solution IT COSTS NOTHING TO LOOK! Frre Zow* /n ft S. During '46 IT PAYS TO PAINT NOW $561,487,000; Near Top Record Destruction by fire in thr United Thw out of four fires of known causes start through carelessness,' Btatet neared record levpls dminc nepligenor or inattention. Experts ; ALL 1946. with total losses estlmat*cl j believe that none out of ten of : by the National Board or Firr [these fires arc preventable by cau- • i Underwriters at $561,487,000. nn | itlous habits »nd Rood housekeep- increase Ol 23.3 per writ over 1945 ' ing Because most of you are do- • EXTERIOR PAINTS Plre-protoct!nn engineers have ! \w your house cleaning about \ SILK RAFT {found that one reason for the in- now, we Rive you these spring. j creaie tn home fires is the housing REDUCED i clean-up suggestions for helping : shortage. With thousands of fam- to prevent fires in your home. i ilies doubling up, and other thousands residing in temporary hous- Some Smrwtlons i ing, many safety standards have 1. Heating plants and chimneys ; been relaxed. Overcrowding means should be checked to eliminate! dirty, defective equipment Check increa*ed fire hazards, such as the smokeplpe for holes through cramped storage space, accumula- 10% which sparks might fly. If chim- tion of trash, additional smokers, ney is cracked or if mortar is dam- j and overloading of electrical sys- afjed, have repairs made. Look for EXTERIOR PRIMER tems, Families who have been beams or partitions that arc black-1 DU PONT EXTERIOR WHITF forced to seek new quarters while filed by heat. ! Three-bedroom h«use, shown above as pictured tn the April repairs are being made, also com- issue of Hoa<* Beautiful magazine, is being mass-prodluced by TRIM AND TRELLIS GREEN 2. Inspect, your electrical sys- FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND DISTINCTION plicate the homing situation Last Henry Kaiser, whose industrial know-how contributed so much tn tems, and make sure that no cir- j TRIM STYLE COLORS year fire destroyed enough lumber ••••r Vecenl victory. Using partial fabrication and a standardized cuit is overloaded, and that propel! to build 215.000 new flve-room floor plan, Kaiwr products dwelling $ such as these for J8.650. They FLOOR ANP DECK ENAMF.LS ampere fuse is being used. Make NOW IN STOCK houses. are located on a 60 x 100 plot. Ry varying thr exteriors, Knivr has SHINGLE STAINS mire electrical cords are not OR ASK VOIJK DECORATOR FOB SAMPLE BOOKS eUvin»tefl the read "rubber-stamp" look of mats-produced dwrl- MASONRY PAINTS • grayed, cracked, or badly wom. inp. Healing experts believe the Kaiascr technique marks a brand- and are not connected to one out- rtew development in the housing field, and may solve oar national GREATLY REDVCEV PRICES OS PLUMBING let, or placed under rugs. haqainf shortage. WMDOW SHADES AND 3. Clean out any papers, trash 4 THE BEES HAVE IT t)n New Rollrn m lUfe to Fit T«v Window* on HEATING or discarded materials in attics, EdrdWW Tipps VMT Chni lUHm. closets, cellars Keep paint, oil 1. Don't leave children in the WA8H1NGTON-Bees, still get Oil Burners Installed rags, mops outdoors or in a tightly SPIVACK BROS. home, unattended, with matches their ration of sugar. When they JOBBING PROMPTLY closed metal can until you can within reach. produce small amounts of honey ATTENDED TO dispose of them. 2. Ewn't use kerosene or similar 318 STATE ST. PERTH AM KO NEW YORK they require supplemental feeding 4. Never use gasoline, benzine, materials to start or m.;c!:?'> fires. WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. |or any explosive cleaner. 3. Don't smoke in bed, and place in the late winter and early spring. S. CISZAK 5. Don't burn trash, leaves, or Every colony is entitled to ten P. A. 4-1936 058 STATE STREET < PERTH AMBOY plenty of ash trays around the Telephone Carteret 1-6418 papers unless they're completely houat. Careless use of matches and Since MM pounds for bees that might other- 41 LOCUST STREET enclosed in a stout wire screen atno|[!tyr material* causes 30 jer wise starve. CARTERET, N. J. placed a safe distance away from cent of all flres of known causes the house. \ Don't look for, or attempt to repair fas leaks. Call gas company. 5. Keep screen before the fire- TINSMITH place. 'Over 40 Yean of Knowing Hou? ROOFING AND I SHEET METAL WORK AIRI INK TO FINLAND The Slate Department has an- Good - Honest - Dejwndable I Estimates Cheerfully Given nounced that Finland has author- , tort • American Overseas Airlines t to operate a commercial air serv- PHONE CARTERET j ice between Finland and this 8-5157 or 8-5160 I country temporarily, pending can- ROOFING i elusion ol a formal government D. METHBREYER agreement. Thus, the flHt corner 21 Burlington Street of the. "iron curtain" in aviation " ASPHALT - BUILT UP Carteret, N. J. held down so far by the Russian against the operation of U. S. air SLATE AND TILE line coofcanies, has been lifted. i ROOFING CLEAN-UP ~ FJX-UP AND MAKE IT DO! ASPHALT SHINGLES ALWAYS THE B&t FOR WATER PROOFING NO CHARGE FOR ESTIMATES PAINTS WINDOW CAULKING WE COVER ALL NEW JERSEY VARNISHES WALL PAPERS SHEET METAL WORK PHONE of Every D**vipti«K PAINTERS' SUPPLIES GUTTERS • UAPERS P; A. 4-0448 JOHN SCHORK 340 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Improvement DIAMOND P. A. 4-1980 ROOFING AND METAL WORKS r LOANS 365 NEW BRUNSWICK AYE. This Concerns You! PERTH AMBOY, N. J. An F. H. A. Insured Loan can be secured here to improve your property... increase its value, comfort and convenience. Prompt attention will be given to your loan appli- cation. Three years to pay. Loans up to Shop at Baumgartners' and Save! $2,500. No mortgage or collateral re- YOUR HOME- AND —ITS VALUE FLOOR quired. 9* 12 NEW! PERMANENT! 1934—COST TO BUILD TODAY—0O8T TO BUILD COVERING $10,000 We invite you to join the more than 18,500 FELTBASEKUG9 WALL COVERING Quaker thrifty and prudent families who regularly In donl Patterns OoHSeal Today's Higher Property Values avail themselves of the fadlitfct of thU bank. 89C Sq. Yd. Can Be Lost In Tomorrow's Ashes n» «f DMtf » «f Besirns The value of your how*, dfl^ertirling on where you Be Prepared When You Build— PIJIN NOW! live, is. almost certain to be froijj.SO'v to 50% more In today than in 1939. •LINOlJEUM The increase in value of your furniture, rugs, cloth- G. I. HOME LOANS Custom Made ing, jewelrjf may well represent additional thousands COUlfTER in assets you are iu cittiiil

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Sacred Heart chairman. AtsUUng ar« Mrs. Rosa will attend tha spring regional 56 ChUdren Receive mottwn of U» first grade of the M0B8S1ON PABMVALOtt ursion June 22 Kutrmy, Mrs. Stanley SariH and conference of ptattJKf school parochial school and the P.T.A. of SconoralsU art now prcdteUnr Avenge market values of To Prepare Breakfast Mrs. Otu Medvetz, P.T.A. In Columbia 'Wffl Me- Fir$t Holy Communion the tor a twenty per cent recession but real estate are ninety-two i tuchen, May 14. HosfcssW for the CARTfflFUSt — Members of the At the last meeting, Mrs. Anna point out that business will still above the 1M8-S9 average. Si. Joseph's next meeting, the final, one of the CARTKRET—At St. Joseph's INHOLL8 IN UNIVERSITY boom by earlier standards. -The For 8«red Heart P.T.A, will prepare Chorba was elected vice president. season will be Mrs. BarBtra Caplk Department of Afrlcultore i Church here Sunday fifty-six chil- CARTIR1T—C. P. PeTktns Jr., new rate of activity will be fifty a twelve per cent rl» Holy Name the breakfast for the flrat holy and Mrs. Mary Caplk, 1 The Winners in the merchandise club dren received their flrst holy com- son of Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, has per cent above pre-war 1930 year ending March 31. It*!,"1 .in-Kl'P' s ChurcChu h will | commv,nlon cljus followlnR th ,[ ;;t .lose commv were Mrs, Edward Schultw, Mrs. munion at the 8 A. M. Mass. been accepted by the Miami Uni- largest Increase, seventeenfejtj excursion to AA< MM M A. M. MftM Batt Bucred HeRrHeartt 8tanley Dolegcwitz and Mrs. Anf Oreek Communists reported split Following the service, breakfast versity. He will begin his college British Empire Reds call for appeared In the East South C jUne n leav- ne weav- Churchchh. Mrs. Joseph Dollnich IB thony Nascak. Sr. A delegation on Slav-Macedonian demands. was served to the children by the career In the fall. resistance to our "Imperialism." States. , Moore Dock »' »'-80 in- " ,,mmittee has secured A '1 city of New York, i 900 passengers. l(i |,n nmusementa on ',!,', mil beach. n Sheridan Is Vhfiirmnn, assisted by Horky. Patrick J. De- i VWitilnm Orohmann is ,h0,nns Jalceway, sec- ,,„, committees: Boat nu)imis Jakeway, Joseph ,.,,,,,1 jnhn Harrlgan; con- ,','^pts on boat, Andrew i B O'Donnell, Leo X Keepfler and program and ad l section, Arthur Kasha, Prank , (Tlliiai section, William ,,,„„, Stephen Torok, John r-innme section. James ,nrSey Feehan, Leonard lius Lelesi; bar commit- (i Lynch, John Pee and

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TERET^Mi8s Dorothy „„„;,/ daughter of Prank Kmetz, K f ,-,,, street, has set May 17 as l^fc 1 ,,,nf her wwlding to Paid . ', .,„„ of Mr. and Mrs, Paul L1 Charles Street. The en- J,v .intake Place at 3:30 P.M. I ,iir sacred Heart Church. ,„ honor of her approaching ;,.-i- Miss Kmela was honor- âmirialmtellaneoujtelluahowera "nwrd by Mrs. Madeline Wll- hn m her home on Charles PINT CARTON L.,i assisted by MUs Mary Jan- nv^ki and Miss Mary AnUmko. cnirsts included: Mrs. Paul Hindy IM tiiy pttklfl*. Hll0S Mis. Harold Rapp, Mr». Ed- with W bbit to Yankee, Mrs. Leonore Van kt*p lc« crtim Dusky Mrs John MUCha, Mrs. for P/i h«tin w Stephen Czajkowskl, Mrs. Eva arovir, Mrs. Ann HaydukMrs. Kathenne Mudralt, Mrs. Joseph B»beck. Miss Cay Parlacoskl and Miss Rose Kazlo, all of this place: Miss Dorothy Way of Rahway; Mrs Frank Kuplan of Hopelawn; Mrs John Jankowskl, Mrs. Jaku- ski. Mrs. Prank Cerbus, Mrs. William Nepp, Miss Margaret No. 1 Nepp Mrs. Prank Wlltsek and Com Miss Gertrude Wiltsek, all of Statpn Island; Mrs. Mary Zlllnek and Miss Florence Zlllnek Of Hill- Fr«h Ib. side and Mrs, George Banver of Grade A Chicago. rteed tender! Thomas Stunkewics Roasting Grap Held Monday wap ,0 5 ôverage- Ib. r—A requiem mass 4 to 5 IDY ' | ci»Kar HoH utifK'd at the Holy Family chunh by Rev. M. A. Knopka on this week-end! Monday morning to Thomas Stan- ham for a change I 59, 69 Randolph Street, ,i«i May 1 at his home. FreshpjfflS Ib. Bmml ™ in St. James' Ceme- I iny. Many flrenda and relatives Roast I7c . Bearers were Stephen ;lk-fed veal! Audi I-/., Jolui Dobrovlch, John .M*A finest m«M< I M;iii-i, .Sicphen Medvetz, Stephen Boneless. ink and Joseph Walko. •Mdt'iu of the borough for 31! he was employed as a crane or by the Poster - Wheeler iiiiun for 30 years and was mbei of the Holy Family ot ii " G iv mi; besides his wife. Mrs. un)pQcke :.-• Ait-xovich Stanklewlcz, asm r re ôr R'sco vo duuRhtei's, Miss Frances, '"">•» Avellobl,) |. KENNEDY Kirkman s •'jj SUPER HIGHWAY <>ap Flakes IITOM from Black Cat Inn 1VI Woodbrldce S-0991-J Snappy New Crop ••*. Q Margarine comedB Kirkman IT PAYS GreenBeans ee Bowx Soap Pound TO GET Package « 2 Sco HI') BEST! Asco Bacon LoalCheesed ^V\ DETHOL Carrots.--^ Swiss Cheese **' Gorgonzola Cheese -« Ac.^ COAL Muensler Cheese £* I'UICKS IN i-'Ecr NOW Borden Chotcau Loaf 5 MEAD Kraft Velveeta 1 !l' YOUR COAL Grapefruit UIN NOW WITH Oranges READING LARGE COAL Juicy Florid

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PAQt TEN FRIDA*, HAT 9, 1947 Leg Taster I deal 07 which the author rtporWk Mason and Margaret Loekwood film was la "Welcome Stnnier." A machine hm been developed bj ly win receive 10 per cent of the the belt British artor and actress. with Bing Crosby. Willlain K. DuM»i«e, John t. Hopp CLASSIFIED gross revenue from the film adap- Mason's nearest competitor was and LeRoy Bnrnes «t NnrttiWettern Michael Wlldlns, while Ann* Melvyn Douglas, who recently tation. university that will nuke in arUfl- FOR SALE Neagle finished second to Miss signed a term contract with RKO, Time passes on. How many film clsl leg "walk" it th« rate at 8,000,- Loekwood. "Piccadilly Incident," will have the lead oppodt« Phyllta OPERATORS WANTED fan* realize that Jackie Coogan Is OOO itepi in 10 days-the equlnlent OMB BLIflHTLY TJBED Ai,, was chosen as the best British Calvert In "My Own True Love." now 32 ypara old, that Jackie Coop- of three jears of normal we«r. A To work on Children's MATIC OAfl HBATER i> picture of 194fl formerly titled "Make You a Pine Wife." based on the novel by Yo-er has reached the old age of 23, to toe of the foot of the artificial let fflO.00. Write Box 471, AvenH • nresHes. Steudy work; one dry Orant, Loretta Young and landa Foldes. that Virginia Wicdler, the child It a rate of four complete cycles a •' i A movie dFDlins with 11 ntthrr *.< to who will play the wistful actress who was so good in "Phil- David Nlvrl are havinp a urnnrl second—which means that the 1*1 week vacation with pay; NINE COPPER SCREENS A- ticklish subject is bun* pUnnwi rnidon"* None other than Marjorle adelphia Story." is old enough to vacation — and on full salary -- Sally Benson, author and scen- actually Is "running" « fast as the THREE STORM WIN1)<:.' by Darryl T Zanurlt of Turn- Main The story Is bawd on the arist, Is writing the book for thebe married, that. Shirley Temple, iwlftest athlete. Thus the amount Kood pay. Apply, Carteret frontier law that demanded a man while waiting for "The Bishop's Phons Carteret 8-8069. Mi i tietn Ontury-Fn*. »•(*-> armminrrd projected musical version of Jane Deanna Durhln and Judy Garland of punishment taken over a period assume the responsibility for the Wif>" to start nunln .wph Oawronskl, 40 Hermann \ that his studio will prnvidf » film Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," are all married, the last two having at ytiri li concentrated Into I it* Novelty DreM Company, dealing with Russian pspiortnur in »-idow of n Riiy he had Main. It Carteret. N, J. c.v , Frankie Sinatra Is certainly which MOM plans to produce. The been married, divorced and re- the United Rtat*» *n* Canada ought to be good! dtyi or wwks. 52 Whselff Av«nue, Cnr- rolng to town these days. He Is studio is negotiating with Richard marrlPd? RADIO, CWMOle, UB.00. M. ], under the title*. Th? Iron Cur- m already committed for "MlrscW of Rodgers and Oscar ttainmerateln m Martool Drive, Woodhi >,|,,' tain." It will bf fllmrd u • srmi- Ai soon u Clark (Hide winds Hrmste Leaves teret, N. J. the Bells" and The Kissing Ban- 3d to write the muBic for the pho- Rvral documentary film and will utilise 1-2 « Phone WO-8-14OT-J, I up hin work In "The Hucksters," dit,'" and now he wants to do the toplay, which is tentatively de- A report on multi-lined highway! Remove deid flowers and leaves material from thp June 27. IBM1 hell be off to Canada for some picture based on the life of Song slnn«d as a vehicle for Jutiy Oar- from houte plants. Toll not only RBPRIOBRATOR~12 en. ft. nport of the Royal Canadian Com- 1 In 1MJ showed that only • per cant fishing with a couple of pals Writer Una Kahn, when Twentieth land. "Pride and Prejudice" was improves the appearance of ths » HUP WAKTBD-MALF. • mission on thr communication by of our primary rural highways h*4 gldntre (or home or '.I' Century screens It. last Aimed by Metro in 1M0, with plant, but also reduces the spread '* public offlcldls of secret and con- more than two lanes, and of tha HUTCHER WAlWBD ~ Steady. A-l condition. An m Betty Hutton, who has been re- Oreer Garsah playing Elisabeth of Insects and diataaes. fidential information ta agents of ceiving a diamond "trinket" a week Bennett, the heroine. JO.BTO mile* in this ol*s«. 14,661 well paid position for rljht man. buy for 1285. For appointing • foreign powpr. The cooperation from her husband, Ted BrUkln, Wanda Hendrlx, lR-yrar-old were i-laned, • type condemned «i Wirtr Box N c/o this newspaper. phone Perth Amboy 4-50fS4 of both thp American and Can-ha* Uiem all securely fastened on Florida girl, In being given a boost dangerous by tahty engineers. yl Pakntl *^ " 5-9 tween 8 P. M. and 7 P. M. 5 11(j adian (tovornmrnis will be sought. her charm bracelet. along the roaq to success by Robert Film rights to "The Saxon Elfht patents were granted • CM- Montfomery, who borrowed her charm," a forthcoming novel by Just 1 Kid CDKosn for vacuum methods of MECHANICS FOR MATNTE- WATERFRONT FOR 8AF,t Frederic Wakcman, author of "The 100x129x100x141 wit], , When Abbott and Cnstfllo do They have film polls in Britain, from Paramount to co-star with Tfce young elk is called a calf, dehydrating foodstuffs. Sclenttrts NAWCE DRPARTMBNT. Llcrns- too. and, in a recent one, 2,3*0,000 him In "Ride a Pink Horse," the Hucksters." have been purchased the young deer a* fawn and the claim that vacuum dehydrated ed Firemen lor oil flred boiler; house, dock wharf and "The Wistful Widow of Wagon Smith's Creek. Bewarm, s Gap." would you venture B guess British moviegoers named James • Ben Hecht story. Wanda's first by Universal'International In a young antelope a kid. fruits and vegetables are superior steady work; 44 hour week. Plant located Vt mile south of N. J. Re- Charles Klein, 836 Rirt,,, dried foods people will like. One 6t Ave., Woodbridge. Phone W the nttents covers dehydration of formatory. Philadelphia Quartz 259B-W. S.1 pork. Company, Rahway, N. J. 5-9,16.23 TWO-FAMILY BRICK Hdl FEMALE HEU WANTED t 50 LABORERS WANTED AT garage; four rooms avmi.i IDE WOODBRIDOB AVENUE must sell; mortgage clnai SHOW QtlOUNDS 8 A. M. MONI- Bamford Avenue, Wooclbrldi:<• DAY. JAMEB E. STOATS SHOWS. GIRLS WANTED 5-9 REC AY ROOFZWG Experienced operators on FOR RENT ALL TiTPBS Of iOOTC shirts. ONE FURNISHED ROOM FOR Slate - shingles, tSe Girls to learn a good trade TWO GENTLEMEN OR YOUNO roofs; brick walU •Palitiig-Paiir Hanging* COUPLE. Call Carteret 8-6461. DIAMOND • AccvAUnts • • DepartiMit Sum • • Grocers t • Sirvlee Station • on C.P.5-9 ROOFING AND MITAL WORK Singer Sewing Machines. 365 New Brunswick A Public Accounting FOR HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Andy's Esso Servkenter REPAIR SERVICE Perth Amt»n. N. J. Vacations and holidays P. A. 4-0448 12I AND WEARING APPAREL Dambach't Market E. White INCOME TAX t. ROEHRS "DUTCH," Manarer with pay. KEYS made, locks repaired, wasn- VISIT OUR lng machines repaired. Lawn 7 SYSTEMS INSTALLED Exterior ft Interior Decorator GAS, OIL, LUBRICATION, t" *" PLOWING Grocer and Butcher TIRE REPAIRS Insurance Benefits. mowers sharpened and repaired, BOOKKEEPING SERVICE 5-10-25c and Up Counters Faulting and saws filed and retoothing, PLOWING DONE-SCHAFKI Ratterr Chariinc, Truck and SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES Stationery Supplies and Macaxtne* SS2 New Brunswick Avenue raper Haming Emil H. Albrecht, 1?4 Heald Street, POULTRY FARM, East st Floor Scraping Car Repairs off Inman Avenue. Colonla I>I Day or Nlfrht Service AH Work Guaranteed CARTERET SHIRTS Carteret 8-5821. CJ>.l-3 to 9tf Mentcher't Dept. Store Fords, N. J. 24-Hour Towlnt Service Rahway 7-2298-M. Geo. G. GTUI 54 WASHINGTON AVENUE 324 St. James Avenue WeedbridKe 8-1549 INC New Tsrk Lesas 4-24:5-11 Telephone: Perth Amboy 4-4533 ROUTE 25 •51 Rooserelt Avenue New York City has more tele- P. O. Hot 4»6 Woodbrldte CARTERET, N. J. WeodbrMgc 8-0604 NEW ROTOTTLLER PLOWmil Woodbridce 8-07J5 CARTERET 8-9«&7 AVENEL, N. J. Carteret, N. J. phones than any city in the world, small or large garden, R NJ with a tetsl of 2,218,000. This com- son, Woodbridge Avenue, cj DSTes with 1,290,000 In ill of South lonla (near Inman). Ralnvav Hardware ft Paiits t Painters America. Aid Stores • tag Stww • The Claire Garage HELP WANTED 01J6-W-1. 5-1, R, l BUILDERS' HARDWARE A. MOREL. Prop. PAINTS & PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WAITERS Andrew J. 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Mortgage Loans Ambor Arni* «nd Ja»M Street INSURANCE Must be over 18 yean of age. Cosmetics - Hallmark Cards Appraisals Weodbrldtt, N. J. Write, Local Manufacturer, Joseph Hogya PLEA8ANT WORKING CON- Box C c/o IndeptfndentAaader Stern & Dragoset Bopitaa Brvtban WO-8-1814 DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE. BUILDING CONTRACTOR Publix Drug Store & Co. Over 26 Yean ' Woodbridge, N. J. 95 Main Street 9? M»l« Street, Woodbridge, N. I. Geis Bros. 209 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. Realtor* & Insurora SERVICE STATION Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone I-WW JACK, BOX, FRANK, PROPS. Telephtne S-012S REAL ESTATE WASHING, GREASING Route 25 INSURANCE TIRES REPAIRED ^ • Builders7 Supplies t Dry Cleaiers AMBOY AVENUE AND Woodbridge, N. J. FOR SALE IN Jewelry GREEN STREET J. Edward Earned Co. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. NOW AVAILABLE! Woodbridge 8-0887 CARTERET Avenel TaUor Shop WATCH, Music Shop • LINOLEUM €6 MAIN STREET • CONGOti&JM RUGS JOHN MIKULAS, Prop. CLOCK AND WOODBRIDGE, N. J. • CONGOWALL JEWELRY Holohan Brothers Cleaning-Presiing-Repairing Esposito's t INLAID REPAIRING TELEPHONE 84239 GARAGE MUSIC AND RECORDS We Specialise to Cabinet Tops 465 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE Two-fwnily hcûse, inside completely re- 341 AVENEL STREET GOLD AND SOEVER PLATING Suod«rd EMO Pradacti Baumgartners* FORDS. N. J. AVENEL, N. J. t Roofing & SNRng § PIIOM decorated. Three rooms, bath, and sun BUILDER & SUPPLY CORP. Shari Jewelers Phonographs and Radio WDGE. 8-8331 oodbridi* 8-00«4 aad 84)533 Phone Cartertt 8-W51 311 FULTON ST., WOODBRIDGE Combinations porch, first floor; three rooms, bath, second Cor, Amboy AT«D(I* ud 31-33 RANDOLPH STREET Woodbridfe 8-12E3 HINES ROOFING CO. Amplifiers Second StrMt floor; one room finished off in attic. Steam CARTERET, N. J. Children's Albums Florist Gutters - Leaders - Skylights FirMtoDa Tire* and Tab** Dram Instructions heat. Taxes about $90.00. Immediate occu- Uqsor Stores Slate and Asphalt Roofs Woodbrla,., N. J. CMer Blicks Rnbberold SUnfUt pancy. Roosevelt Flower Shop Telephone Woodbridte 8-1889 Pet Slop Catherine Ruckriegel, Prop. Woodbridge t Sand - Dirt - Fill • FEKTH AMBOY Hines Roofing Co. FRESH DAILY FLOWERS FOR ALL PRICE $10,000.00 Liquor Store 4SC ScliMt StrMt, E. t. Davis U. 8. GOVT INSPECTED Concrete Productt OCCASIONS JOS. ANDRABCIK, Prop. TtUpfat... 8-1077 TESTED TOP SOIL HORSE MEAT Complete Stock of Domestic Company, Inc. ¥12.00 PER LOAD 5 (bi. — $1.00 325 Perthing Avenue and Imported Wines, Beers TINSMITH AND ROOFER Roofiag and tiding work SAND Prompt Delivery—$" Blocks Carteret, N. J. and Liquors. t $2.00 PER TON g GBAVKL JOE'S PET SHOP Phone Carteret 8-MM 574 AMBOY AVENUE m FAYETTE STREET S»»« Mlwmam't ommittioa ?3.o» AM TON 1138 IRVING STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Why pay $300.00 for a RAHWAY, N. J. ROSS Di Como Agency PERTH AMBOT 25 SPEAR ST. $150.00 job? Railway 7-1227 Telephone P. A. 4-5US Fnitt I Vegetables • NstUag t» pay «itr« (or METUCHBN, N. J. 1576 IRVING STREET RAHWAY, N. J • Laaier & Millwork • Phone Metuchen 8-1151 William Murphy • REPAIR SERVICE • RAH WAV 7-0262 Delicatessens George's Market M W»4f«w*od AT*. WMdbridf*. H. J. Meats and Groceries Woodbridge Lumber Co. Wo. 8-M79-M John F. Ryan, Jr. LAWN MOWERS • Town Delicatessen Hantt ft P«wtr—Repaired Sand and Dirt Fill and Precision Ground 630 Atnboy Avenue Henry Jan$en & Son PARTS IN STOCK Woottridie, N. J. Anrue Charie (or Don't Be Misled Tinnln, >»d S»Mt M«UI Work Woodbridge, N. J. 66 WASHINGTON AVENUE Pawn ower CARTERET, N. J. Mltl Roofiai, M*Ul (Uiliafs mad |2.2S URDSEYE FROZEN FRUITS By Appearances Oartervt 8-5717 fEGETABLEB, CHICKENS AND Fart)M« Work A* E. Lanon TeL Woodbridfe 8-2111 J TURKEYS MOAldenStreei 45 FIFTH AVENUE THE AUTOMOBILES PhoM WfWlbridfe 8-1847 MOVtlt) Woodbridf*, N. J. Tvd AVENEL, N. J. You §ee on Display on Our Premises Pepartaeit Stores § AU. LOADS DHURBD WOODBRIDGE • Paiit-Paliting § ARE NOT NEW CARS Lepper*t Restwiits PUtR LINSEED OIL BUT OUTSIDE PAINT Moving ft Stormg• Co. Are the Type of Uued Care We Handlnl Ladies', Men's, Children'* loeal tad Uai DJstWM Mntaf Gypsy Camp 93.50 gal. J«hn Paw, frop. Matt Popular Sendemdi ni Interior and Trim Paints at Prices BEFORE THE WAR Shoe* and Clothing OFFICE, 278 HOBART STREET New Jersey fou Can Afford. AMBOY MICHAEL DEMETEE, Prep, I DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE WE HAVE THEM AGAIN Jasper £ Son lttll Daoolu Saturdays » to % A. M. M. Martini Mti WMan OtO ttfJICKEO RATES -TeL Wood. 8-M2-J- Come in and Ini|tett th«n , th4per*f Dep't Store « * Imia»i-7m8, first ^«tle i 17 MEINZER STREET Drive them Yourtelf "H jbb Sims, WeeJfcrtAn, N. J fMiditloMl U MUe : . He 4VKNKL, N. J. Th« Proa* of the Pudding is in the Eating 44 Carter*!. N. J, OfflCE: 44f PCARL STREfT ^sW oinjJ^nBÔr^np pi^n^pijnnjpjpnswwoi' ^t Phoat: Cart** WOOOBRn>5l7N. J. Then and only Thftn will you retliie TWTOP WE SEIX GOOD TRANSPORTATION HOME-COOKEP MEALS -1 wwfw IW^^^^^P J HOUSE MOVING G«IMI«US PortioM TAXI CAB JEtVlCE, INC Stephen M. Fen*c*i Eddie't Muifc Center HMM Mom and Shorer Hi tomes m M Raised and •84 40 Atlantis lint* Schoal of Mpk flat* Nth Btrttt l^ssssVssssI IstfsssH «• m Q>»*ii Avaftttt, v.*y, uTjBkitt •\R" # # Openet Set Rkh Stakes listed High School Nine Jimmie Lynch Dmth Holy family Dodger$ at Union City for Tomorrow Night at Stadium QPEAKING AtMonmoutkPark UNION CITY. N. i. Is Admitted , .., r - Rained out of Lynch, among dare dtvlls and ',„„ ..time this week, the at 1AW#* Field on Monday and stunt man 1* a ntm with which '{ ,|,,. carteret Twilight Friday night O ABOUT SPORTS For Summer Meet 7-3, for 5th fin to conjure. Classed as top* In the Interboro , Dn-n set for tomorrow Next week's schedule follows: country. Lynch win bring his Death Dodgers" to the Roosevelt • • ,)(inl«y) at the high Monday; Hungarian Reformed MONMourirÂiut, LONO CARTBRET- frank McCarthy'» Stadium. Union City, N. J., on Carterd'a (hit nm,m where Frank Yap's Church vs. Anchors. Friday: Maple BRANCH —The Monmrath Part Carteret High School Bluea bat- ,.,,,,, with the Clovers. Street vs. Bisons A A. There's one guy around town who peadg our column, Jockey Club today announced a tered their way lo a 7-3 triumph Sunday. May 25. St»n of Twilight „,,, H be6:1B o'clock,and over WoodbTtdge Tuesday after- This will be the first appear- W1 we're sure of. ... He's Johnny Mitro, MMiafer 6* rich schedule of 12 stakes to be 1)U ,1 is expected, accord- decided during the eoqpinR sum- noon at the local stadium. The vic- ance In the east for the world League on HI prhka. Recreation Lea- the Cardinals. . . . Two weeks ago we ran a piece m«r meeting, June 19 through tory, fifth In six games for the famous champion thrlU show itroup since the "New York World's Catholic War Vets, July SO. A total of $156,000 in local tossers, enabled them to gain CARTERET—The Holf on the proper stance of a ball plnyer at the plate.... a firmer grip on the mythical Fair."pComing to Union City direct Athletic Club will be and Thermit nine of Car- handle stock convertibles In their , An r bin s and the Bison Frank Yap's Orioles are about the youngest "big" on July 19, and the Monmouth bridge hurler, from the mound the games wiu be twillfht terel by an overwhelming score of zany stunts are expert drivers. Handicap for older thoroughbreds with a three-run bombardment. beginning at «:15 P. M. Bach I 13-1. , team In town. . . . frank tells me he's got so many This embodies steel nerves and will play twice around f«r a '• fihnll (james will be played on July 28, both at the popular Qluchoski led the local hitters bravado. This corolnK Sunday the Sacred prospective candidates out for the team that he has mile and a quarter. The Choice with a pair of singles. of 22 regular scheduled Heart team will piny the Neil J. two players for nearly every position. ... and Monmouth were Important Lynoh. who makes his home in with the teBms finishing in Lucey Pint of Perth Amboy. WOODBRrDQE flrst four places meeting- j -)1i