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«Stvaco Warehouse Ihaping up Voter List Increases in Borough th The Ntwsf Carteret Borough RpfP Astride AH The ActtviUe. 50th Anniversary nl The Town With You* Home-Town Paper May 12 to 18,1956 XXXIV-NO. 50 larterCARTERET, N. J., FRIDAYd, MARCH 30, 1956 PRICK KOHT CENTS 'vol. ,«stvaco Joy to Mark Easter Rites Voter List Warehouse Set In Borough ChurchesIncreases CARTERET — The solemnity ciples, nnd Good Friday which of the Holy Week will Rive way commemorates His crucifixion. to Joy, Easter Sunday, as Chrls- The story ot how Christ's fol- ihaping Up 11 a n s of Carterel celebrate lowers found the tomb empty on In Borough Christ's triumph over the grave. the Sunday following His death Tlip story of His ~esurrectlon on the cross will be recounted In Total of 8.476 will hft Structure Ready in will be sung by cholis and told sermons nnd read In •Scripture \\iy to ('»ver 35,000 by clcraymen from flower-decked readings. Traditional Easter Kligildr to Vote, in pulpits. music will be sung. Primary; A Record a l SFCe Many churchgoers end a forty- Churches have scheduled ex- *l" ""j^ ° rtHv Lenten period of fasting and tra service* to accommodate the CARTERET — Carteret will TKiU':T^Rapl0 progress penitence tomorrow. Sadness have 241 more voters eligible t« s rU( large congregations which tra- . .. miitie on the construc- marked the services on Maundy the spring primary next month, ' ditionally attend the Easter „, new warehouse for Thursday, anniversary of than In the same period last „,.,) Mineral Products Christ's last meal with his Dis- rites. year. f the Pood Machinery The total number of qualified • ,ical Corpofation. votcn this year, will be 8,478 ac- ' ctidn of the building be- Easter Sunrise Services cording to figures made public, r-.iri-t i ii' prrombcr, but the bad today by Borough Clerk Oarge rill ,,. | ms winter slowed the , Indications are that It Sponsored by Youth Unit . completed In May. Official Dexignnlions ^airhouse Is situated on Junrlse Service will be held Easter On Easter Sunday morning at Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock at 10 A. M. the children's Sunday On Ballot* are Given •mcl iel,v one and a half 'i,[ land which Westvaco ;he Calvary Baptist Church under School Easter Program will be held under the leadership of the CARTERET — Official desig- . ,.,i from the Central Reil- he leadership of the Calvary Bap- s Superintendent, Mr. Kenneth nations of the Democratic can- ; NOW Jersey. The building INDUSTRIAL PROCRKSS: Iliisr warehouse Kohl* up at the Westvaoo property acquired from the Central Raildoad. The structure 1st Youth Organization. Rev. E. Burr, pastor of the First Adams. The Sunday School chil- didates for the spring primary ip.ii: ,,f .steel frame and cinder will have a capacity of storins five million pounds of packaged chemical products and will cover 35,000 square feet of space. It covers next month, were made public , (instruction. The single about an acre and a half of ground. Baptist Church will give the ser-'dren will participate In the pro- 4 gram with songs, exercises and today by Borough Clerk George ,' , will cover 35.000 square mon, his topic will be: "The Lord in;1 Is Risen." Guest soloist will be recitations. A Flannelboar pre- J. Brechka. ; , iDie of storing five mll- lil; James Harcum, assisted by Dennis sentation on the • "Resurrection" The ticket headed by Ed- 1 .minds of packaged cheml- Carteret Motorists Can't Concert Planned Norman, also of the First Bap- will be given by Mrs, Peter Dl- ward J, Oolan Is designated on. '.,!,,(itn-t.s. In addition, the of- Easter Program tist Church. Donato. the ballot as "Organization '„. the shipping department Following the service, An Easter Easter Sunday morning at 11 Democrat" and the slate head- i ,; „ be located there. At Nathan Halt Get Registration In Boroby Choral Group morning fellowship breakfast will A. M. morning worship service ed by Joseph Synowleckl bears •.n. truck docks are provided be served to the entire congre- with the joint choirs participat- the designation of "Regular , r.ortlicnd of the warehouse. CARTERET — With the local 20 years by Robert R. Brown. CARTERET — Two Easter Day A little over a year ago, An- CARTERET — The Senior Choir gation by the Youth Organization ing in singing Handel's "Hallalu- Organization Democrat." ,!• A ill be equipped with dock motor vehicle agency closed programs were presented by the \ drew Baumgartner was desig- of the First Presbyterian Church under the direction of Mrs. Rich- jah Chorus." The Pastor, Rev. ,..;. which will adjust auto- Carteret motorists anxious to students of the Nathan Hale nated motor vhicle agent. The will present the Squibb Choral ard A. Burrls, Jr., and Mrs. Julia Joseph Matus will preach on, ,,,;]> to the level of the trucks renew motor vehicle licenses School. At the lower prade as- local agency, as well as many Group In a concert at the Carteret Szalaji. "Where Immortality Took Place." J, Brechka, as compared with ':';.,!' niatcrials-mOVUlg equlp- and registrations before tomor- sembly. Miss Joan Jwoby's third row's deadline converged on others In the State were closed High School auditorium on Tues- 8,235 voters last spring. This Is • ID enter them. The east day evening, April 17, at 8:15 P.M an all-time record. tirade class was in chaise of the Motor Vehicle Agenclies in or consolidate, because of the .-,: ihf building will be pro- The proceeds for the evening wll There Is a marked Increase in program. The program opened nearby Woodbridge and Railway mailing plan instituted by Mo- ,.; Mth loading areas for with the SalutinK of the Flag. tor Vehicle Department. be used for the new organ in the Colleges Accept U.S.M.R. Awards the number of voters in the 12th in larsc numbers today. ,. i.droad cars. Lance Jaffe was color bearer. Yesterday, Motor Vehicle De- new Presbyterian Church. Dona district, a rise is shown in the Anna Marie Mogelesky and Rita tions will be $1.00, The Squibb fifth district &nd brief Increases !,:,• old building, now being re- There were waiting lines at rector •Frederick J. Gassert Jr., More H.S. Seniors 14 Service Pins Sullivan were honor Kuards, Anna refused to extend 1955 auto- Choral Group is a company sup in others. There Is a slight de- .:; vii.s known as the Alumina both aRcncics. The establish- Marie Mogelesky read a Psalm ments, which will function mobile registrations beyond the ported activity which was organ crease in some other polls. ;! ,<•• unit. Westvaco no longer CARTERET — Other Carteret CARTERET — A total of four- and led the Lord's Prayer, Mrs from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. today midnight deadline. tad in March, 1949, by and fo The official figures for this anil- :.,[.n lines this material. Rc- those employees who enjoy par HlKh seniors have been notified of teen service buttons awards were Marlon Ryon, supervisor of ele- and tomorrow, are catering to He said anyone who has last year follow. i! .if it will not only Improve ticlpatlng in mixed choral singing their acceptance by colleges, Two Issued tq employees of the U. S. mentary music accompanied on crowds which have not received mailed in applications and has District 1955 1956 i;: appearance, but also pro- Membership Is open to all en top-ranking girls have been ac- Metals Refining Company during the piano for, the sons, 'America registration plates or licenses not receivecf the driver's license Flnt 544 542 p.ire tor future expansion ployees of the manufacturing an> cepted by Douglass College. They the month of March. The awards the Beautiful. or registration can contact the Second 602 598 ';,r plant's manufacturing fa- throufih the mailing plan in- research divisions. The group is |\re Paula Da Prlle and Frances were presented to the employees Motor Vehicle Division at Tren-. Third 614 627 A playlet followed entitled Bun- stituted by the State Division proud to have a broad representa- Schantz. by their department heads. ton by phone and will receive a Fourth 836 836 liiriit construction activity ny of the year. Miss Jacpby's en- of Motor Vehicles. tion In its ranks from all levels of Miss Da Prlle, of 54 Clauss John Faisal, Harris Compress T .substitute certificate which will Fifth 1,084 1,136 Wi'.iivaco seems particularly tire class made up the east. Fol- Carteret has been without a responsibility In the Squibb or- Street, was voted best all-round Operator in the Scrap Department, serve as a license until the Sixth 672 694 ;:n]iiiatp at, this, Carteret's lowing the playlet, several.Easter motor vehicle agency for the ganization. student, most likely to succeed, 65 Larch St., Carteret, N. J., was division can find out to the li- Seventh 711 71» :. Anniversary year. A Bpokes- fongs were sunR by the assembly. first time In 21 years. The and the one who did the most for presented with a thirty year serv- "At the Gate of Heaven." "Prayer cense they had mailed to him. One rehearsal is held each week Elfhth 528 515 n .said: agency was operated here for C.H.S. by her classmates. Last ice button. ' of 'Peace," "Easter MornlnB,'\ after regular working hours in Ninth 388 39$ Ai :iie town has grown through year she was girl's state repre- Fifteen year awards were pre- "Sonc of the Fair," and "Easter preparation for appearances at tenth 537 541 v.ais, so, too, has the West- sentative and this year's editor sented to; Stephen Sulek, 256 Parade." Taking part In the pro- charitable or civic functions in Bleventh 1,063 1,071 of the Loudspeaker.
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