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J., FRIDAY, JULY 24, 195(1 Entered n 2nd elm Mall »t P. O., Cuteret, N. .1 PRICE TEN CENT8 Sweetness Collapse Another Industrial Par^Dlimping and 01 Hoof Proposed by Syndicate Measure CARTERET — Another in- Si Co., industrial realtors, 200 Light dustrial park is being planned Washington Street, Newark. Injures 3 for this borough. "The syndicate proposes to rilAKLES E. OREOORT It all depends upon the ac- develop the property as an Invalid p. ceptance of the $825,000 offer Industrial park and put up All arc Borough Men; made for the 150-acre tract ir Round Table, which OiM- Has Leg Fracture of the Carteret Storage fa- | iioioiig, is something o: cilities of the Rarltan Arsen- The tract is close to the Ordinance Rcgulatng IS In Klizabcth Mishap al. plants now under construc- an institution which has The bid was made by David tion by Metro Glass Compa- Dumping of Refuse fARTERET — Three demo- T. Houston Co., Inc., as he^d ny and the Continental Can limrh at Peter Sideris's CARTERET — County Judgt lition workers from Carteret of a syndicate comprising Company, all located close to Vito A. Conclllo of Sussex, salon iRrx: Please be sure wen' injured fit 2:45 P.M. Tues- David T. Houston and David the Carteret interchange of dny when a part of a roof col- lemporarlly assigned to th8 v(r.i spoil this word with W. Settle of Houston Settle the New Jersey Turnpike. Superior Court in Middlesex lapsed during wrecking opera- J,np Hi and concerns itsel County has just handed down tions on ;i two-story house at decision declaring invalid only with matters of vita! ' •"•> Street, Elizabeth. 1 thp garbage dumping ordinance urgiwy — in politics, thi A polk em an who came to their Postmaster Sabo Off&s of the CarterK Board of ,i;;.» was hurl. Health. tinmanities, economics and trio, employes of the The decision favprs the the jjrfiit debt which al Maurice & Son Wrecking Co. o: Few Tips to Vacationers Avcncl, wore working in thi American Cyanamid Corp. of CARTERET — Some tips to the people who may write Linden, Lelmpeter's Disposal .humanity owes to news- ittic when supports holding about mail which can make you. Service Inc.. of Carteret. Arace half a pitched roof yet to vacation more pleasant were Use enough postage. Regu- Bros., of East Orange, White di.smnntled gave way. Edward issued today by Postmaster lar size post cards take three Bros., of Roselle and others. Maurkc, owner of the firm Lester Sabo. He suggested: cents; Jumbo size postcards, The Leimpeter firm WP.S repre- Yr.sti'rday, for instance,! nlso was in the attic at to Don't let a stuffed mall box four cents and first class let- sented by Hyman Isaac, a mem« time. ;f I'lmwed out the pros- advertise your absence to a ters four cents an ounce. ber of the law firm of Relbel, James Christie, 49, 49 War housebreaker. Ask your neigh- Isaac & Tannenbaum of Eliza- pprt of uncontrolled com- ron Street, Carteret, sufferec Don't send cash In letters; bor to empty your mall box. beth. a fracture of the left leg when use postal money orders and peimnn in bank interest If you want to get your The ordinance in question the edge of the roof slammei register letters containing rates, the Supreme Court's mall while you're away, file was adopted by the board June him to the floor. He Is In SI valuable Items. I a forwarding order at the Buy books of stamps at the 12, 1958. It regulated and pro- depart me from the funda- Elizabeth Hospital. Post Office. nearest post office. This will hibited refuse disposal. al concepts of a free ADMIRING THE BOUQUET OK PAPER ROSES, sample of of what they have made and sold to neighbors, are (left 2 Refuse Treatment Use your full and complete help you to avoid unnecea- The Linden firm has dumped Ination, and Judge Fred- to rltht) ChrUtlnr Fitipatrick, Maureen Thlele, Barbara Koncz and Nancy Rein, Proceeds of the flower sale were Also hurt were Charles Ellii vacation address and give it sary return trips. liquid material on a site along donated to the Perth Am boy General Hospital building: fund. 29, of 26 Warren Street, Car he Rahway River for a long van Pelt Ryan's teret, bruises of the left shoul- period of years. Under the in that Lady Chatter- der, and Douglas Hill, 49, 37 ordinance, the firm has refused Essex Street, Carteret, lacera- to cover the material at the lover is not obscene Strike Picture ist Winners Metal-Thermit 4 Young Flower VendorsIndustrial Assn. tion of the right arm, poth nd of each day's operation, but ihf product of litera- men declined treatment. At Liebig Plant Of Contests The Court held: "This sec- Ituri-'s greatest practition- Appoints New Radio Patrolman John Mott- tion is not only unreasonable Aid PA. Hospital FundOf Borough Sued ley, who assisted In clearing for health purposes but It is er ami the most astute CARTERET — several days debris covering Mr. Christie, Is 'Unchanged' At Playgrounds impossible of compliance by the server of twentieth cen- Publicity Head ago the Perth Amboy General or $1,200,000 sustained abrasions of the right jplaintiff, American Cyanamid wrist. He was treated at Eliza- CARTERET — The strike at CARTERET — Th« many Corp. or by any other party Ittirv mores, D. H. Law- CAHTERirr — The appoint- Hospital received the following CARTERET— A suit for $1,- Sermon is Listed beth General Hospital. he Liebig plant of the Ameri- contests offered on the eight dumping most of the Industrial ment of E. S. Nuspliger, Jr. as letter from four young negh- 00.000 has been filed against r \ On the last item, When the roof collapsed, can Agricultural Chemical Jayflelds of the Borough are aste and by-products as set Itector of advertising and bors on Pulaskl Avenue: he Carteret Industrial Asso- everyone but Mr. Christie fled Workers, which is affecting .till drawing large groups of 'orth in the definition of same, fc weir in some minor dis lubliclty, Metal k Thermit "Dear Sirs: atlon, the manufacturers of children. Competition and good By Dr. Harsanyi from under the heavy wooden about 300 workers, is continuing Nor is it reasonable, nor neces- 'orporatlon, hu been an- "Enclosed please find his borough who have repre- sportsmanship are outstanding ferment but I suspect CARTERET — The sermon section. The roof caught him In In Its second week with no signs sary for health purposes, to ouneed by H. 0, McLeese, vice check for $15, a donation to- entatlves acting as trustees for! according to Recreation Direc- |hf final concensus was — opic (or worship services In 1 back of the left leg. of immediate settlement. cover cinders, slag, ground ex- iresldent in chaise of marlwt- ward your building fond. This tor Tom C o u g h 11 n. The the Hungarian Reformed -he association and other' A spokesman at the plan cavation or asheR as defined in it it modestly — that ing. money waa raised by me and .gent* of the association. Adjacent House Damaged children not only enjoy them- .trade wastes and rubbish." Church will be "The Leaven my friends. We made and sold Two planks crashed intc yesterday afternoon said; "Thi "This appolnUueot ii lndl- The Wit was situation Is unchanged." As fai selves but learn to compete Section Unreasosable [ was right. Must Work," Dr. Andrew Har- paper flowers. Our ages Tinge windows at an adjacent dwell W« at tt» i us know, he never A graduate 01 Hamilton Col Tables will be secured next sat down with us at the kitchen damages. The complaint We want to commend Stephen ;he health of the community. lege with the Bachelor of Scl to the administration building, table and showed us how tc iharges that the defendants Skiba, president of the Board of Edu- tic science. The section which required "• purged himself o: ence degree. Mr. Nuspliger was near the shuffle board court. a permit and a license form make paper flowers," explains conspired to interfere with the cation, and the majority members We also agree with School Com- "I'ternpt or did he go a vice president and accoun Each family will bring their ftancy, whose mother is Mrs contractural relations between dumpers also was invalidated in the Court's decision. :»'• clink. It is The group manager at a. M. Bas own food; refreshments will be Julius Relsz. "The more the company and borough so as on that board for their starid against missioner Thomas Deverin that 'ord Company, New York. Prioi provided. made, the better we got." cause 'Underpayments to the 'eliminating workshop and domestic there has been much too much" '•'it' Table's considered!to this he was ajn account ex The girls went around thi company during the construc- science classes. politics on the board in the past Knights of Columbus --'in that such im ecutlve with Moser & Cottns neighborhood with samples, tion of the sewer project that Inc., TJtlca, New York, Ke was Sitar Takes Part '••"V on the part o: getting orders for color ani was completed in 1952. Carteret is an industrial commu- four months. The majority of the To Entertain Orphan* voted "Agency Man of tin imBorneo Exercises variety. They sold }0 dozen o Claims Malicious Intent nity and we need the continuance of Board of Education members has CARTERET — Carey Coun- i — traditionally Year" In 19S8 by the New Jer The complaint says the al- NORTHERN BORNEO — the paper roses at SO cents been working to promote the best cil, 1280, Knights of Columbus of democra sey Chapter, National Indus' bunch. A sample bouque leged interference was done these courses. Borough residents, will entertain the orphans at trial Advertisers Association. Marine PPC William J, altar, son of Mr. and Mrs. William stands In the Reisaf livingroom with "malicious intent to in- most of whom Work in local indus- interests of the schoolsystemandits St. Michael's Home in Hope- discipline and its Mr. Nuspliger Is a native o window, and the flowers an |jure" the plaintiffs. 1 Sunda 26 vic Beaver Palls, New York. Sitar of 51 Heald Street, Car- . tries, cannot afioni to. fiend their studfinta. There la. only a. small n>i- te !, y', w - t?l «st strength - - new feiides at *W" Byi on Ave .i. i.i_ i. • LL IT i. j! L _»- TWousori Is chairman. ture of four or five colon, children to law schools or manage- Useable clothing and toys beyond deScrlp South East Asia Treaty Or- having representatives on the nority that is attempting to distud) nue, White Plains, New Yorl ganization exercise "Saddle Up" Nancy, Is particularly Inter Industrial association and ment colleges. They like to see thejr are being collected at the Co- with his wife and two som In British North Borneo in|ested In the hospital because named as defendants are, or flght the good work of the boaijd. lumbif\n Club. Donations also where he Is active In communi children learn a trade that will pro- are accepted.' June while serving with the she hopes to be a nurse whei United States Metals Refining , Carteret's school system has made 1 ty and sports activities. Third Marine Division. she gets older. This fall sh |Company, Foster-Wheeler Cor- vfde them with a livelihood. Arrangements have been I "" not quite sute wha' will enter Carteret High Scho poration, American Agricultur- excellent strides under the able lead- made for the Little League 18 AWARDED MEDAL Co-sponsored by the United While we may not be happy with happen to ^ne wen States and the United King- as a freshman. Maureen an al Chemical Co., American Oil ership of Mr. Skiba, but there has team to play the team from the Ut CARTERET — The Polisf the thought of having double ses- Co., General American Trans- orphanage. Edward Kushner ( "''judged guilty University Club of New Jerse; dom, "Saddle Up" involvedJBarbara attend Columbu nif sions, we believe that it would be been an attempt to undermine the and William Postak are iq. f '" I't of court. I hai has awarded a Oold Medal t unltrof the-U.8. Seventh Fleet, School, and Christine Is a pup portation Corp., George D. and army and navy units ofjat St. Joseph's. Her father Emery Co., Food Machinery preferable to have double sessions constructive, progressive policy of charge of the athletic program' |Ciawin notion, however, Lawrenc* Dudka, a student o: and games, assisted by Manchij K the Holy Family Parochia the United Kingdom, Australia, Thomas J. Fitzpatrick of th [and Chemical Corp,, Benjamin the board through petty criticism, (Continued on Page 19) than eliminating such important Campbell. I on Page 3) School. and New Zealand. (Continued on Page 19) petty dickering and petty politics. 4

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St CELEBRATE MASS — Photo ihows the outdoor alUi un the uruuudt of St. Elida Church CAPACITY ATTENDANCE ~ Another outdoor »<:tne taken Sunday morning al St. Ella* l»'i I *"•• G»«* CutlwUe Gfcutcli ii»»rktd Us Hi. Kilns U*y *'«»»t D»y wU I'eatt Day, iliowu the capacity crowd that attended the Muss in the moinins and partici- |M , "*• 3««mon« mitt) prwwhed ky Rev. George Billy, Linden, and Kev. EmU where % solemn hifb Mass was celebrated In observance of (lie event. Kev. Jarusluv 1 Fedyk, thii boroiifh, ww one tf (he assisting priests. In the background is part of the pated In the fwtivltle* that followed in the afternoon and evening. The day was • "nway. Scene shows Rev. AufHtine Medviry, piutor of the church, uniiolnt- definite MMCOM. (FhotM by TotWll inj * narlihioDK with holy oil. large crowd TAUE 1WU FRIDAY. JULY ?A, all contestants to start the tedl- even soundly sock your bump- Florentine, Carol ous ta«k of judging the wln-j ROM, Kathlern er at a stop sign. 1 ners. Space do«s not permit Christine Bpnnrtt "inns I he printing of all contestants. Burns, Diane ihwJ Jewish Women's Hawaii Festival A little more courtesy would Winners were: prettiest cos- Mitt Lukas Mar. | Sweetness and Light help to end frayed nerves ot Rr>si> ;ume, Rose Mary Surowka, motorists. It might be worth- Carol Babltskv Bj CHARLES E. GREGORY while trying It. Linda Douglas, most original ham, Mary PitiB|mn,, Gets Authentic Tone from Native Susanne Rasimowlch, Mary bara Feeney, Em - aetlr Neder, funniest Patricia Wtu Lorraine Questioned as to how her four brothers, For the first By RUTH WOLK Did you hear the one about kowskl, Kathy Gavin. Maureen Egan, 8u«an Ma parents, the late Harriet and time, she said, she "had to go (Continued from Page 1) the rooster who discovered a Brown, most foreign • looking trlcla Moses SO ISEUN - When the Sister. to work, because my husband imrt Anacleto Torres, happened to 'or Paris was leaving, If basket of Easter egf* near his j nice CasWllano, Lorraine ners were Win-I hood of Congregation Beth wai only making $21 a month thiil these wrary bones ft hard go to Hawaii, Mrs. Shandolow coop? So he went \ptxi door Raslmowich, costume requiring Lurtle Woeppie. the Sholom holds Its Hawaiian 8o, I went to work in a plne- would languish in a cell of course, our Governoi replied: the most preparation Jane ham, and Carol Labs appV factory and it was hard and beat heck out of sv peacock who Luau—or feastr-Augurt 1, It "In the year 1900, there was] block until I obeyed, in has no compulsion to pur- Ebert, Robert Llndeman, Linda Doug King's Pan,'., , Coyl a great demand for people to! work." will be authentic for one of lt« spades, the commands of sue the dictates of his co Continued stock rise 'pabber- Arena, Joann Brown, John held a doughnug t eaL '""* Han, work on the sugar and pine- Remembers Fateful Day Craig, Donna a embers, a native-bom Ha- gasts the Dutch. Brown, John witith BBarbar a C%™" Holo apple plantations and plants. The Iselln woman recalls the ward leader who now ordinate arm of govern Murdaco, Michael Wtl»h, Vic Vir.l Way waiian, will serve In a consult- Rlchert, Sharon L Advertisements were inserted with elartty December 7, 1941 hns donned black faille, ment, I don't suppose the; tor Pavlonnls. Bonnie Mandrllir Eric ing capacity. In papers all.fiver the world, .. Pearl Harbor. can inspire obedience in flhortcrett Duchlln«ki, PRlrlcla Jona She Is Mrs. Julius Shando- and Immigrant! came to Ha- and apologized in the bar- Playgrounds "My husband was home, ^ Tht Shnrem-Mt playfleld of Claire Phillip,, Sanrtr Tu low, 41 Park Avenue, in the waii from all over the world. the hearts of the precincJ (Continued from Pace 1) (Continued on Page 10) gain for toying with the fered i doll conteat for girls Prancl, Giles. Paul K,|B Over Chain OHUIs Park Develop- That Is why Hawaii la such a laris, Kathleen Aymar, Jean 1 . Jon. niiijr-sty of the law. One of captains. with Romalne McDermott, Contl, Gary Santo, Win) ment. Her story Li an interest- melting pot. After they came Yapchlnsky, Christine Sihol- Randy Hamilton, R » * * • Judy McDermott, Lorraine Ra- obpr Patr . ini one. to the island, they had no de- my brethren suggestedj len, Rosemary Oraeme, Ray- venbuhler, Judy Trueadell, or. Matthew Ard Lynr Bom of a Spanish father and sire to leave, for the climate is OBITUARIES that I make an experi- Since all this has hap mond Kotllnskl, Ronald Ro- Janice Truesdell, Marilyn Rlz- Skrocki, Desmond Bett: Cuban mother In the town of perfect. The temperature i» manski, Billy Marclncak, Billy w, Joy Ann flcholer, Llsette Komlodl, Jane ment, purely in the inter pened, I have been gal Walpthu on the Island of Oahu usually In the 80's, but not as; Stokes, Michael LaRusso, Wal- Sprotto, Patricia Quin, Diane hael Yanlk, RICHARD SFISAK Dolo '• die waa brought up at a Chrla- humid as It Is here In the sum- ests of curiosity, to find fawed into insensibility b; ter Squires, Dennis OHourke, Dart, Mary Malloy, Janice Mal- jsM, Andrew CARTERET—Richard Spisak Andi 'tian. Sh* was converted to the mer months. In ths afternoon, Richard Mondl, Michael Basi- loy, Patricia Campbell, Judy Charles DeGrace 34, 47 Randolph Street, died out how I might do. I my discerning cpmpanlons lek,, f Jewlih faith before the mar- from 3 to 5, It becomes hot, but lic!, Bruce Kochy and George Young, Martha Fedowitt, Lynn Friday at the Roosevelt Hospi- lam», Timothy DonmTn Bott ried. the people stay Indoors and re- demurred, but when cool- who have now come to th Janice Manard, Kathleen Obenauer, tal, Metuchen after a short ill- Malek. Winners were chael Grabowski, Rnhmi < Barb lax, The mornings and, eve- lLorralne Rlccuttl, Vickie Flem- "My husband is an only son, ness, er weather comes, I may conclusion that, as wit! LaRusM, Marilyn Balarls, Ray- Andrew Komlodl, RonaM sllek nings are very comfortable," ing, Susan Self, Nancy Jant- Knm.l sen i and his parents are orthodox He wat a veteran of the j; consider the suggestion all children, I need mon mond Kotllnskl, Michael Baal lodl taking part. Winner Mrs. Shandolow related that cela, Judy Meyers, Donna Patricia Giles, Frauds G Wt Jfws," the explained, "I agreed Army Air Force having been llci. she married her soldier hus- j seriously. This is no rest to help assure my no Dare, Eileen Ketchen, Barbara Oary 8antostefano and * aplas with my husband that our stationed at Sampson Air Force Washington School nd band In l»40 and he was readi- Eites, Betty Ann Mehl parti Baumgartner. the • children, If we were lucky Base, Oeneva, N. Y, He was | promise. goofing off like this an The Washington School play- ly accepted by her parent* and ilpatlng. Winners were largwt enough to have them, should single and lived with his parent field offered an old fashion More Conttst, Coylt more. Just so Mr. Meyne: doll, Patricia Quin. prettiest bt brought up In a faith In single and lived with his * * * * watermelon eating contest with The following contests and will not get any erroneoui Barbara Eit«i. oldest, Nancy Hege which both their parents parents, He wai discharged Speaking of lack of heed Peter Senysiyn, lujene Dre- be offered next Kuxma Participates home made Elalr believed." from the Air Force November impressions about his botlj, Gregory Chamra, Albert Jannlcola, best July 27, loss, I p.M.'G;;n't and respect for court de- Lorraine MC- Avenue Jona The Sbandolowj were lucky In Army Exercises , 1952. POLIO WEAPON -Polio im ficacy in making me loo! Peters, David Shllan, Robert dress for doll, watermelon catins/'j Skaz — they have three children, VS. FORCES, GERMANY — Surviving are his parents, Imunization by mouth comej|crees, of closer interest is Hudak, Kenneth Kovacs, Ed- Cudy, Suzanne Self, Judy Mey- Washington School silly, I just have to tell him ers, Martha Fedowltz. smallest Th Divld, 17, born in Hawaii: An- Army PFC William Kuima, 24, John and Mary Jasem Spisak the ward Wlodarczyk, William Wl- loon blowingli , 33 P.M. West Ca-l doll, Joy Scholer, best foreign teret Bernard strrn day nette, Vk, bom In Nuremburg, whose wife, Judy, lives at Sr., three sisters, Mrs, Stephen that his predecessors i odarczyk, John Chamra, Sam play.l Oermany and Barry, 6, born at vaccine, produced under a pro-j Court of New Jersey that dressed doll, Diane Dare and ground pie eating, T f carvl Larch Street, Carteret, N. .Sakau, Carteret: Mrs, Edward Bufano, Ronald Blalawarrauk, sdav,| Camp Kilmer. In case you are gram of Minnesota's depart-^n _.-, p,utp must this pursuit are counted in Judith Young, best hand made July 38, 1959, 1 P.M Judg recently participated with the JDychus, Parlln and Mrs. Alex- aU real estate mUSC Robert Pascal, Walter Squires, ment of health. Shown in Min- doll, Patricia Campbell. I'. S, Rons wondering why the children 188th Engineer Battalion In a| nder Kulln, Edison; three the legions. Eddie Goreckl, Gerald Rosen- MetalMl s playgrounl d costume n».i were bom In different countries tt neapoiis, holding a vial of the assessed at 100 per cent) of St. Joseph's Kent river bridging exercise In Ger- brothers, John Jr., Michael Num. Paul Rlnaldl, Blllle Ger- rade, 2 PM. Parkview doll con.I the answer Is a simple one: Mr value the end of ***** St. Joseph's playfleld offered peck! many, and George Spisak, all Car- lando, Judy Lakatos, Arlene test for girls, basketball throw I Bhandolow was a career man SK *y doughnut eating contest with neth Members of the battalion teret. Our Supreme Court is Markom, Christine Mllnlcsuk, for boys, 3 P-M. 8hnr«rest| In the Army and retired after! ability: perhaps by Jan. i, Dennis Mulligan, Thomas Ben- chae! spanned the Rhine river with i960. I960. Of nearly 600 mu- Ann Brockup, Shirley Shlian, playground doughnut fating,! ]1 years of service. He is now The funeral was held Wed- having its summer holi- Rowl Debbie Milnlcsuk, Ann Varga nett, George Cherepon, Charles Wednesday July 29,1959 I'P'M' In the rending machine bus!- a class 60 floating bridge In nesday morning from the Blzub nicipalities in the state day. Those who are as- In record breaking time, JFuneral Home, 54 Wheeler He Is survived by three sons, Olga DrebotlJ, Dorothy Squires, Mekosh, Gary Williams, Joel Park playbround bubble less than a half-dozen — blowing, 2 dren Kuzma, a combat construe' Avenue, A requiem high mass William, Carteret; Gordon, according to the most re- sassinating its self-respect Debbie Brockup, Dorothy Kalic- Albert, Kenneth Eber, John P.M. St. Joseph's Laughery, Leslie Woepple, Don playground per • tion specialist In the battalion's wai offered In St. Ellas Greek Orange, Calif.; Norman, Port 'zynskl, Arlene Kurtz and watermelon cent count which has are enjoying their holiday, aid Fltxslmmoiu, Steve Hughesjcontest. In case of be a CARD OF THANKS Company D In Nelllngen, en- Catholic Church by Rev. Au- Lauderdale; eight grandchll- Gloria Milnicsuk taking part. a , rain thil too, thantf you — a Roman h the t ELIZABETH DEMETER tered the Army In January gustine Medvigy, pastor of the dren, one great-grandchild; come to me—Have obeyed. Winners were Dorothy Kallc- Nicholas Zalnerowlti, John contorts will be held the !oi.| Th We wish to express our sin- 1959 and completed basic com' ichurch. two slaters, Mrs. David Peter- To emphasize the utter holiday, that is. zynskl, Peter Senyszyn and Batista, Tony Oareii, Barbara lowing day. turn ew* thanks to our relatives, jbat training at Fort Dlx. N. J. Interment was in St. James' son, Roselle Park and Mrs. Har- ^Walter Squires. jack friends and neighbors for their He arrived in Europe last Au- 'Cemetery, Woodbrldge. Pall- old Hanson, Avenel; two broth- contempt in which the West Carttret kind expressions of sympathy, gust. bearers were Edward Baronko- ers, Frederick G., Iselln and highest court in our judi- The West Carteret Play area Local Civilian Defense Gh their many acts of kindness, A 1953 graduate of Middle. vich, John Meyers, John Nemjobuane H., Avenel. cial system is held, is the offered a balloon blowing con- spiritual bouquets and the MI High School, Perth Amboy, Oene Wadiak, Lawrence Stiegel test with Karen Babltrty, On Funeral services will be held action by several munici- was beautiful floral tributes ex- Kuzma was employed by Sol and Ronald Plsar. Monday at 11 A.M., at the Grel- Janice Barone. Francis Nled- Exercises at Fords Park tended In our bereavement In Sokler & Sons, Carteret, before bala, Jean Brown, Steven L\i- Jackl Parastas services were held ner Funeral Home, 44 Green palities in deliberately WOODBRIDQE — There la the CD personnel sent out u-.eir the death of our clearly beloved entering the Army. kaszewski, Michael McGUlls.1 ny I Monday and Tuesday evening street, Woodbridge. Burial will flouting its commands and one thing certain: call letters, K2PHR., mother, grandmother, great- Roger Szelagowskt, Joseph nowl< with Father Medvigy officiat- be in the Cloverleaf Park If disaster should ever s^ike The English operator, ,ij 1 - grandmother and slater, Eliza- setting assessments at Kushner, Michael Kushner, o Haps CARD OF THANKS ing; St. Ellas Rosary and Cemetery, the Township we can dependionly Identified himself as Johr,| beth Demeter. Wllll am Reynolds, Ronald Vari, RICHARD SPISAK Mother's Club recited the Friends may call at thejeonsiderably less than 100 upon the Civil Defense Com-when told about the exeri.l *; We especially wish to thank Luckey, Raymond Lukamewskl, Sesm We wish to express our sin- rosary Monday and Tuesday funeral home beginning Sat munlcatloni to get the word called it "an excellent \in • •Fev. Auirustlne Medvigy, Rev. jper cent of true value, 11 c h a r d Tindall, Charles Evon cere thanks to our relatives, evening; St. Ellas Young urday at 7 P.M. not only to the nation, but to and remarked: IC. 8, Roskovlcj, Prof, John Ste- Catcher and Thomas Beschak Bvon friends and neighbors for their Ladies Sodality and the Holy months after they had the world. "We could use you here ;nl Jnloh, Prdl. John Petach, the taking part. Winners were Mi- Curtl kind expressions of sympathy, Name Society recited the 'been told to do otherwise. At a demonstration of mass I England." • Altar Boys, Dr. Chodosh, Dr. chael McGUlls, Charles Katch- Th. rosary Monday and the Holy One Service Sundays feeding given by the Approximately 150 persor.i. I "Chenkln, Dr. Spewak, Mrs. their many acts of kindness, Oard Name Society of the Holy * * * * er, Janice Barone. brldge Civil Defense and Dls- all members of the Fords Lions I Pr»nce» Vlcker, R.N., stall For Lutheran Church Wt Family Church, led by Rev. V. 8. Metals aster Control in cooperation Club and their families, showed • nurses of Elizabeth General1 beautiful floral tributes extend- CARTERET - Rev. Kenneth| In my simple, country legge. Martin Komoslnskl recited the The plavfield at the TJ. S. with the Woodbrldge Chapter up to serve as "guinea pigs' in -Hospital, Woodbrldge First Aid ed In our bereavement in the Dorkof, pastor of' the zion i ete, I mentioned to Sesnc rosary Tuesday night. na V Metals offered a pie eating Red Cross at Fords Park Mon- the mass-feeding demon;ua-1 1 Squad, Hungarian Rosary So- death of our dearly beloved son, Lutheran Church announced , ,,„„ Karp brother and uncle, Richard T contest with Richard Seymour. day the Communications Con tlon, despite the downpour. wlch. jclety, Holy Name Society, St. EDWARD BROWN that there win be only oneimy confreres one day I Spisak. service at 8:30 AM John Ivan, Donald Stewart, trol, via short wave, reached a The object of the exercise | three Ellas Sodality, choir of St. CARTERET-Edward Brown| - Sundays had high hopes of Gover- Cornwall,|was to demonstrate the capabili- 1 We especially wish to thank luring the summer. Larry Shivers, Louis D»Polito. radio operator in Goldi .Ellas Church, friends of the 59, of 104 Union Street, died nor .M«yner asserting the cause accidents turn ties of the two units to hand!) I ,ev. Augustine Medvigy, pas- The summer vacation religl- Lance 8wingler, Russell Stew- England. Ian jGyjwy Camp, New Jeraey Tin Monday ln toe U. S. Public driving from a pleasure or mass feeding under disaster | >r, Prof. John Stlnlch, George •os school held Its closing exer- leadrf in the legisla- _rt, Thomas Davis, Victor Du. Contact TU made as soon u Evon •njng Workers Union Local 521. Health Hospital, Stapleton, convenience into a temper mont, Irving Gregory, Craig the "equipment wai set up and (Continued on Page i< uda, the Altar Boys, the Ro- Jses. A total of 113 children Wi ^Ka! Emery and Orchestra, S. I., following a long illness. A ture' 'bring about com- and lashing, nerve jangling , Stanley Relford, .ry Society, the Mothers Club, tUnded the classes held un- race Saumgartner Brothers, Court native of Rlverhead, L. I., he: ordeal. Gregory Muse, Edward Greene. e Sodality Girls and the Holy ler the direction of Rev. and pliance with the Supreme r * • • and ;48 Carteret Foresters of Amer had lived in Carteret for the; Lewis Larry, David Relford. ame Society of St. Ellas' Mrs. Dorkof, assisted by ten Court's order. High hopes Maybe you've noticed it the ! *lca, Metal and Thermit Cdm- last 14 years. Harry Burton, Michael Relford, reek Catholic Church, Car- eachers. driving to and from work. Gold. •pany, employes of Rio Sports- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. were soon to fade, because Edward Prokoplak, Raymond wear. William F. Hlckson. iret; Rev. Martin Komoslnskl There seems to be an increase The FORDS NATIONAL BANK ' Ttt Lillian Dohrenwend Brown; IWUk, Harry Seymour, Lotl» [id the Holy Name Society of ithe chicken salad circuit, in impoliteness, In guys in a were ; Harry E. Madsen, Welin Daylt three sons, Donald, David and HOES WORTH $2,200 Crudup, Harry Smith, Garland and Boat Company. Holy Family Church; Rev. San Anselmo, Calif. — Local Moscow and star-lighted hurry, in "beat you to the John nthony Mldura, U. S. Army Edward Jr., all ol Carteret; a corner" drivers. Davis, Henry Shivers, Frank shot Also those who donated cars, grandchild; two sisters, Mrs. police have been asked to find nights in Vienna beckoned Swingler, Paul Wollp, Edward the honorary pallbearers, pall- ir Force chaplain; the medi- a pair of shoes Mrs. Hazel Now Paying Eddii al and nurses staff of the Charles Brewer ot Jackson Wdowlak, Jeffrey Howard Carers, the Carteret and Wood- lohnson gave to 1 charitable — and our Governor was A litle more politeness £osevelt Hospital, Metuchen; Heights, L. I., and Mrs. Harold iDebra. Peters, Gloria Tardy, brldgt police escorts, and the irganlzation. The shoes con- would do a lot to help all he compound shipping and|Hanson of Huntlngton, L. I., gone. This, to me, seemed Trudy McDonald, Cynthia Synowleckl Funeral Home for around. The same man who and a brother, Kenneth of talned $2,200 in jewels that Black, Judy Johnson, Mary aatlifactory services rendered, ecelving departments of Shell particularly unfortunate would chase your hat on a Amltyville, L. I. Mrs, Johnson had hidden there. Walker, Shirley Walker, Be- '••;ld- Family of the late HlCo., Sewaren; Sewaren Em- because the chief execu- windy day Is often the man Funeral service! were held linda McClendon, Wanda Lynn, HIGHER ElUabeth Dunetei iloyes Association of Shell Oil who will lean on his hom io.; friends at Shell Oil Co.; Wednesday night at the tive officer of our State behind you the moment the Marie Walker, Beverly Walker. Shar; Strike Picture Henrietta Shivers; Juanlta leste ntematlonal Chemical Work- Grelner Funeral Home, 44 government is a lawyer light changes green. is Union, Local 144 of West- Green Street, Woodbrldge. In- (Continued from Page 1) < » « » Harris and Joyce Swingler and 1 and, as such, is a duly taking part. Winners were Don- aco, Carterei; the yard scales terment was in Rlverhead union granted when the two- There seems to be an in- INTEREST tifica ald Stewart. Edward Prokoplaic, t V. S. Metali Refining Co.,JN.Y. yesterday. year contract expired. constituted officer of the crease of people In a hurry, wtnni Mary Wtlker and Henrietta ferteret; the neighbors en A company spokesman said people who gun their motors Th'. WALLACE E. BALDWIN court. were landolph Street; friends on tl:c firm offered a two year •^ interaction:;, eoom past ifew York Avenue and Dorothy CARTERET — Wallace U, coatraci piwidiui iOJ cu the right, break t,peed type "ID, loiucviy ol dv- RATE itreet, Carteret; Gencial Etsf- acro^J-t.ie-board Lui'Ciss ol 8 1-LiU, swerve Li front of you, were tcret, died'Wednesday wt c(U!jiHui>ca c. O..5 oMis Urteit qrowfc ol Niuin ,nlk American-Slovak CitiEenc cents an hour, a re-opener OJI weave In and out of traffic. the season pfrtklpated to a :iub, Carteret; friends,at the Lauderdale, Fla., after a brie: wages at the end of the first Mr. Meyner put the decree (Effective July lit) . Fran! Illness. costume parade new « »» Salva General SUfanlk Club; the Hill year, a Sunday differential to AflA there seems to be more A resident of Carteret for 55 )f the Supreme Court in a Parkvtew ptajfldl Over «ne Celes C. Club; friends at Leo's shift workers, and Improve squealing of breaks as people hundred yminiit«» *"«« "« nn; friends at Rockman's years, Mr. Baldwin was a re merits in vacations, shift dif convenient cubby-hole in in a hurry are forced to stop Jewei to cMtumej deuJctini chut* JjTEHEST rav«rn In Cutout. tired employe ol the EubllUtowUala, oall-in. pay, ami a4 his -desk, iftnd-«tUed tip -tefwddMly-la-lesa ters from Indians to ipawmin- Works Department of the Bor lowance and sickness and accl they need, rush up to corners, Also those who donated cars, find when the next plan< S pops were distribute to Nina he pallbearers, the Carteret ough of Carteret. dent insurance. scare pedestrians to death and Per Annum ind Woodbrldge police escorts Du ,rid the Blzub Funeral Home 4 Now Being child or satisfactory services ren- Air*Conditioned for Your Shopping Convenience ;>ictu lered. Chances are those fellows Paid On All Tlio Mr. and Mn. John Spisak, who look cool, comfort- manj your rogs are Sr., and Family' Lillian V of CARTERET Th able and smart on a hot ing t tafe with Boyet ing t T.V, day have been air-condi- SAVINGS ACCOUNT 1 At «nr imeAtru fluit, yon I'a pNcieat ngt nuiwt (1M Repair tioned by us! At fiflttt car* ... thty'ra tripl*> Minimum Serric* the c d»M to remove de*p inb«d- cm Lei us install you in one Complete Banking Service thing dirt ... to nitor* tht Hill, of our co0l suits for hot • Join Our V*ctfiion Club Piitri 3.50 Mans weather. Lowest prices ever Anne RANK'S on A Real Money Saver!! Fran, JUdio and Television Ai Low aass ... 10 New Brunswick Ave. FORDg fhooe — HI 1-1067 Summer Suits and Sins; 5-15 — 10-20 — 12!>-Jl!j $r.oo SKIRTS- BLOUSES- SUPS- For FREE F BATHING SUITS- SPORTSWEAR Pickup *nd Delivery Send Flowers U Come Early for Best Selection Call it's the thoughtful thlni U do. Open Friday "til 8:10 P.M. ALL SALES FINAL PA 1-1582 Flowers »hln« like MUII- •Wne in a hospital OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TIL 9 O'CLOCK room , . . bring cheer Pay '3 August, 'a September i to the bedside of an and Mi October invalid or convales- No Extra Charge cent. See us for big LILLIAN'S DRESS SHOP choice of planu and The FORDS 5. Xoj/es bouquets. 71 Kounevelt Avenue, Carteret Klmball 1*5751 L Briegs & Sons Tht Friendly 6an(t of tordt, Mtmd»7, TuewUr, Tbu»l4»>-B;lO A. M. • t P. M. The Style Laadus Sine* 1U0 JOIN OUR r.g Cleaning Co. WALSHECK'S Friday 11:10 to I We«iie»4*y and Haivday »;30 t« 6 44h tui 3t*«M AT*. Flower Shop Smith at King; Street*, Perth , N. J. DRESS CLUB CLOSED WEDNESDAY JULY AND AUGUST MEMBIR Awbaf, New Jcrl«; 305 Amboy Avt, ME 4-1636 - KEAR or STOBI MEMBER OP FEDERAL DEPOSIT FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1959 PAGE THREE Raymond Wizna, Bride National Croup Honeymoon in Mexico Shorecrest Parkview Personals Honors Lesky tlO0lC — A pretty Ing their return, July 30, will CARTERET - John Lesky, Patter pla«e In St. reside at the Edgar Street ad- 72 8rmrot Street was honored Ukrainian Orthodox dress. For going away the brldr »t the National Convention of HIP Ukrainian Orthodox League Saturday afternoon wore a black and white sateen \ —Mrs. Jean Comba is sub- of thp United Btates In Chicago Miss Joyce Ann Karol, dress and white accessories ppy birthday to Kartt < stituting fqr Mrs. Marie Drum- this week when he was chosen IVPnlnm, 77 Wlllnw Street who •> l,t'rr of Mr. and Mrs. John She had a white orchid cor- mond at the playground, while us notional treasurer for that marked tier third birthday July , 309 Compton Avenue, sage, body for the coming year. .mboy, became the bride the latter and her two children 14 [VI-,I, The bride Is a graduate of are vacationing at Seaside Mr, I^sky served us chair- vmnnd Wizna, son »f MrPert. h Amboy High School. Shn man of the hoard of trustees nmnratulatlons to BUI Heights. • Hqtworth, 109 Hagaman Street, lV[rs Michael Wizna, 106 In St. Demetrius Church hem attended Union Junior Collem- —Birthday greetings to Carl I who celebrated his birthday this borough. Theand was graduated from Perth La Salla Jr.; 103 Wortylko and Is president of St. Dems was performed by trius Chapter of the U.o.L I land was given » party. Guest! Amboy Oeneral Hospital School Btreet who will celebrate his Iwerr Mr. and Mrs. ThomM "j'niin Hundiak, pastor. of,Nursing, She Is a member sw.ond birthday on Sunday. Other delegates participating iCoimhlm. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gabriel vrl, in marriage by heorf the hospital nurnlng staff. A happy birthday to Lisa In the Chicago conclave and Comhn, Mr. und Mrv ErtWttd serving on various commuters r fji,. bride wore a Kown Th<> bridegroom \vas gradu- Rudyk, 6 Bernath Street, who Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,,'ik organza over satin, were Misses Julia Mnchyshyn, Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Johtt ated from Carteret High School is marking her first birthday. (Catherine Lesley and Alice mr(l with Alencon lace O'Orndy and Mr. and tin. and Rider College, Trenton. Hr —Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wnsylyk. Joseph Lesky served RICHARD W. MINUE ,,,,1,,,-cd with pearls and also attended Rutgers Univer- Lukasluk, 7 Colgan Avenue Thomas McWatte.rs. full skirt extended on the executive board for STUDIES ENGINEERING: • ill sity and Is employed by Madi- held a dinner party in honor of INDOOR OR OUTDOOR: Chic but casual, the Bell Alre three years retired and Eugene Richard W. Minue, son of July Is a month for cele- rhiipel train. Her veil of n Township Board of Edu- their daughter, Anna Maria, jiroup will live distinction to either a llvim room or p»tlo. II! ao Wadlak served as alternate. Mr. and Mn. Michael Minue, brations for the James Laffer- who was christened at the The wood In Philippine rattan. Polyfoam cushion* have ll flngertlp length, Was cation. The next convention will be « Mary Street. Carteret, hat t.„y family, 58 Hickory Street Holy Family Church Sunday. reveriible ilppered coven. .11-1.1.„.,„.;i:,.r, t from a crown of held in Boston In July 1960. enrolled as a Computer Tech- Bobby wss 14 years old on July in .ll if sind sequins and she Sponsors were Mr, and Mrs. The local chapter will hear nolofy student for the 1959U, Patricia Ann, 14 on July W \ n\ white roses and stsphft- Dan Clardlella of Colonla. lete charge- of traffic, In 1938convention delegates reports on Summer Quarter at the Mil-and their parents celebrated . i-i'iit.pvod with an orchid. -Congratulations to MrsParson. s Files was appointed acting cap- Sunday, August 9 at the meet- waukee School of Engineer- their 15th wedding anniversary* • ,ss Eleanor Uleeka of Co- Iris Dl Vlto and Jay Wagner tain and in July, 1939 he was Ing to be held at the Communi- ing. Minue, a 1953 graduate yesterday. _« ,' , attfnded the bride as both of Colgan Avenue on thair named captain. Then In 1954ty Center at 1:30 P.M. of Carteret High School, Is —Mrs. Eleanor Hanapple. 81 i of honor. Miss Evelyn bowling trophies. Both finished Retirement Plea he was appointed to the rank a four year Navy veteran. Coolldge Avenue marked her bridesmaid for her with highest scores. Also to if deputy chief. ASSISTANCE FOR BT7RMA birthday July U, was Son born to Mr. and Mrs. The United States has an- Joan Black of Markowltz Street WOODBRIDGE — Deputy Organised Junior fatrol -Congratulations to MM. Andrew Mandella, 24 Hermann on winning highest individual Chief Benjamin P. Parsons nounced that it is willing to give Roteli served M best Street, at the Perth Amboy Deputy Chief Parsons was Burma - and Burma Is willingSunday Services are Dolores Avery, 98 Markowld r FXAINE DAROCY game trophy, All belonged to Tuesday formally applied for Street, on the occasion of h« Hid Patsy Ciuffreda uslv General Hospital, July 15. AIDS BOOK FAIR: Elaine retirement as of August 31, 36the organizer of the Junior to receive — up to $37,000 000 Listed by Calvary Both are of Port Reading. the Varsity Mixed League. Police Patrol, one of the first m economic assistance In th birthday this week. Darocy, 127 East Cherry years and four months after his CARTERFT — The Calvary : :.i ni'wlyweds are on a wed- Son born to Mr. and Mrs. In the State. Under his direc- next four years. —Happy birthday to Michael Street, Carteret, shows ma- appointment to the police force. Baptist Church will hold Its trip to Mexico City and Balvatore Covlno, 65 Larch terial on epilepsy at the an- At present, Deputy Chief tion, since 1927, the local patrols This means that Burma has Coughlln, 30 Casey Street, who j Street at the Perth Amboy Gen- regular schedule of worship and was 9 years old on July 22. A i I ;,-,ilf<), Mexico, and follow- nual Book Fair Tuesday, at Woman, Sick,Parsons is on sick and terminal have maintained an enviable reversed her ste-year-long re- eral Hospital, July 18. Hunter Colleje, New York. leave. record as the youngsters take fusal to accept aid as a gift study throughout the summer party was held in his honor. |, ' j Attending were Mickey Powers, : j The United Epilepsy Asso< their tasks seriously. from the United States, She meeting at 10 A.M. for Sunday < Son bom to Mr. and Mrs Although officially on the Robert Pollman, Chuck Gregor, \ elation was one of 50 exhibi- asked the United States to sus-School and 11 and 6:30 for 1 (Jiurch to Honor Henry Makowskl, 108 Wortylko Is Suicide stck list, Deputy Chief Parsons pend all aid In 1953 after it had Worship. At the morning serv- Billy Hepworth, Bobby, Kenny i j Street at the Rahway Memoria; tors at the (air, attended by and Joseph Mohahun, Chuck i about 700 Summer session was on hand in June to take been charged that Chinese Na- ice this Sunday. Pastor Homer ( Hospital, July 15. Mrs. Makow- WOODBRIDGE — Funeral the Junior Police on their an- tionalist guerillas in northern Trlcules will deliver the sermon Uieder. Jeffrey Picurro, Terry ; Former Pastor ski is the former Patricia Mc- students and staff. services will be held tomorrow VW..-..U,, Bnt,..,i.u I.. ..UJ.UIUI uicuicn win ucnver me sermon . • „ - ,, . _ __j N nual outing to Palisades Park. Burma had received American entitled "The World Crisis" CouRhlln, Marls Monahan and - A program of "nara morning at 9 o'clock from the support. At the Evening Devotional Mltruska Funeral Home, Perth Debby anl Sharon Hepworth. has been planned by ,icense it Denied Miss Dorothy Jomo Both the State Department Service he will bring the mes- —Best wishes to Robert Tay- Church. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Amboy, for Mrs. Anna Ughy, and the Burmese Embassy have sage "Preachers and Teachers." Stephen Cap, 43 Delaware Ave- f 84, 81 Highland Place Keasbey, Named to Dean's List declined to say that the reversal lor, 88 Marion Street, who cele» >:-. Sunday, Sunday School In Public Interest''who took her life Tuesday In On Tuesday, the Deacons will bra'ted his birthday July 31. .; !).- conducted at 10 KM., nue at the Rahway Memoria NEW LONDON, Conn. — represented change old their regular monthly Hospital, July IB. Mrs, Cap ta WOODBRIDOE — Applica. her bedroom. Burma's neutralist forlegn —Birthday greetings to . corning worship at 11, Miss Dorothy Jomo, daughter meeting. On Saturday, the Christie Bennett, 59 Marlon 1 the former Gladys Fisher. tlon for a renewal of a liquor The body was discovered after policy. A 4 P.M., Mrs. Helen flwlng- license for Tyler's Cour^ry of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Q. Jomo, Men's Fellowship will have an Street who was 12 years old on : nil sponsor a home-coming the woman's daughter, Mrs. 24 Hermann Avenue, Carteret, outing. They will leave the Club, 393 St. Georges Avenue, Hudson Johnson, 316 Watson ELVIS MAKES GOOD July 21. ,,;:•.• with Rev. J. D, Remfro, Hits Margaret Resko has been named to the dean's FRANKFURT, Germany — church at 10 A.M. for an Air —Speedy recovery to Paul Avenel, was rejected by the Avenue, Perth Amboy. camTto list for the second semester, day Swimming Party at Cliff- :II;.-I pastor, as guest speak- Town Committee Tuesday. Rea- ther and could not Elvis Presley, teenager idol, has] Evans, 110 Hagaman Street who r He is now pastor at Mt. Is Honored at Showe vljlt her mo 1958-59, at Connecticut College, |wood Pool. Each man will bring is a patient at the Perth Amboy son given was that it was "ingain entrance to the house, She had a promotion and a raise. .:.:u Baptist Church, Newark. CARTERET — Miss Margaret the best Interest of the com- a liberal arts college for wom- The 3rd Armored Division has hl! famlly' General Hospital. asked a neighbor, George Sole- n. Tne will go to the building Resko, 190 Randolph Stree munity." vay, to break into the house announced that its most popu- Calvary Teens will go was honored at a bridal shower A member of the senior class, lar jeep driver was promotedon an all"day "swimming party U. 8. bans imports of Ar- Recently residents of the and It was he who discovered gentine meats. \::-i the rally, refreshments which was attended by aboul area objected to the renewal the body. Mrs. Ughy, a widow, Miss Jomo was majoring In from private first olass ton announced, in' wrved by the young 30 guests. for the premises which was to left a note for the family writ- Child Development. She is a specialist fourth class, a rank inn df the church in'the Miss Resko will become th< be reopened under new owner- ten In Hungarian. graduate of Vail-Deane School, equal to corporal. Elvis' salary,! Elizabeth. '•:• auditorium, bride of Andrew Scape Jr., 11 which was $99.37 a month, is BARBER Detectives Anthony Zuccaro now $122.30. : n.^iiiy at 7 P.M., a mlsslon- East Cherry Street, In St and Fred Leldner said she had ENTERTA1N GUESTS SHOP 1 A Fool There Was miTimg will be conducted Elizabeth ! Church, August 1 a been despondent for some time HITCH-HIKES TO JAIL 3 PM. CARTERET — Mrs. Ruby 1176 Roosevelt Avenue i Thursday from 8:30 to A sedate English literary man mA Wft8 mieT a doctor's care, DEPUTY CHIEF PARSONS Johnston and Mrs. S. C. Gack- Sandoval, II111.—A hitch-hiker i P.M., the Gospel Chorus was Interviewed by reporters onTh e body wu removed by West Carteret ATTENDS CLINIC ett were hostesses to Mrs. Con- flagged down : : rhmr will hold rehearsals. his arrival in New York City. Thomas Costello, morgue keep- The deputy chief was born CARTERET — Alan Porter The Britisher recalled he had er. nie Splcer, Mrs. Euva Man- K. P. Travelstead, for a ride. i..:,- afti'i-noon at 4 the Sun September 1, 1894 in Avenel, gramn, Mrs, Flax Horrington, The We Specialise .,'.• sri.-wi will conduct a cake 32 Tennyson Avenue will be been "warned" before leaving the son of Madeline Rlebel and HI-FI among the 160 jazz enthusiasts The widow of Aladar Ughy, Mrs, Rosalie Howell and thought the man "looked faml In ;i:t sale. Chicken sand- London that United States the woman is survived by three Henry Lawrence Parsons. He daughters all of Statesville, liar," and arrested Edwin Sa MUSIC ill also be sold. from 25 states and Canada at- newshawks would probably try daughters, Mrs. Anna Lowry attended the old Six Roads 'CREW CUTS' tending the first "Stan Kenton N. C, Wednesday. The group ford Garrison, one of the FBI's Playtd to make a fool of him. Pennsylvania; Mrs. Elizabeth School, Avenel and School was enroute to East Orange and music clinic" July 26—August Woodbrldge. 0 10 most wanted criminals. Continuously M'WKS SON'S TEACHER "Are you going to visit any Sullivan, Linden and Mrs. and New York, In Out Shopl 1 at Indiana University, Garrison has served sentences in Alr- 'FLAT TOPS' S'-m.mtha, Ala. — An irate night clubs during your stay Johnson; two sisters, Mra. Eliza- At IS he was employed by the for robbery, burglary, and Kenton has gathered an ar- Mrs. Horrington who was — Also — f.i-i.i: .1 R. Campbell, has been in New York?" was their first beth Horvath and Mrs. Martha Pennsylvania Railroad. Later Mrs. Hackett's grade school murder. He was sought by the Condltloned Try Our !.:i'-il Jloo m court for paddling ray of prominent, and active Stereophonic questlon. Hudak, both of Pert- -h Amboy• • ; he worked for the Mflna Cor- teacher, spent the night here FBI on a fugitive warrant. All-Clipper hi- .-mi's icacher, George HaU- jazz and classics men to in- poration and the! National Comfort! Music! "Are there any night clubs In a brother, Nicholas Fekete, and was accompanied yester- , Haircuts VIV. struct the jazz students. Pneumatic in Rahway. While at Live polio shots held safe In New York?" parried the Eng- Perth Amboy and eight grand- day by Mrs. Hackett to Mont children. the plants "Ben" Parsons was .5 million tests. lishman. well known as top pitcher on the clalr. The next day he opened his Tami Returns from Industrial League, helping to WEDS TO WIN A WAGER morning paper to an account of win three pennants for hisLos Angeles — Appearing in his Interview. According to the Three-Month Tourteam. court, pretty Anita June Jack- story the first question he had LONG BEACH, Calif,—Louia In 1917, "Ben" married Miss son, 19, said her husband, Rex, asked on stepping ashore was: R. Tami, seaman apprentice, Alice Parker Freeman, a mem-25, left her after their marriage Interest "Are there any night clubs In U8N. son of Mrs. Sophie Taml ber of an old Woodbrldge fami- ceremony, She said that three llNew York?" of 119 Markowlta Street, Car- ly and went to live on Edgar days later he met her on the teret, N. J., returned to Long Hill, where he still resides. The street, told her he had married TrlKtr Wit Beach, Calif., July 16. aboard Parsons have three daughters her to win a bet at a party, A recruit was on guard duty the heavy cruiser USS Loansd a son—Mrs. Anna Quinn, and added: "Why worry? Per Year liwlth specific orders to admit Angeles after a three-month Mrs. Margaret Quinn, .Mrs You're not hurt." no car to the area unless It tour of duty with the U.SAlic. e Kuzen and Benjamin E. II wore a special tag. Parsons. Mrs. Jackson won an annul- J| on G-E FILTER-FLO Seventh Fleet in the Western ment of her marriage. NOW BEING PAID A sentry stopped a Pacific. On May 1, 1923, when the iicar carrying a high-ranking During the cruise the Lolatse Patrick W. Murphy was —=- Automatic officer. Hearing the officer Angeles visited Japan, Hawaii police chief, Mr. Parsons was II We Carry t appointed to the police force. On Savings Accounts At The order his driver to go right on and Hong Kong. Complete Selection o( through the guard asked calm- He was a patrolman but for two days and then was assigned Imported & Domestic ^ WASHER. SPEAKING TRUTHFULLY WINES & LIQUORS "I'm hew at this, sir. Do I Los Angeles — Leaving Our as a motorcycle officer, In 1927 WOODBRIDGE NATIONAL BANK shoot you or the driver?" Lady of Loretto Church, a manhe was appointed sergeant In II Free Delivery paused to tell the Rev, Law-charge of the cycle squad. He Model Illustrated-- • 3% on AU »»tta|i Aceounti up to I10.W. served In that capacity until DIAL KM-5975 34% on All Over ll«,tM. Ethiopians see rence O'Leary: "I'm all done Iron Curtain aid. now." 1929 when he was seriously in- jured after a car struck his Father O'Leary went Into motorcycle while patrolling L ROCKMAN'S OHLY the church and discovered that Rahway Avenue. He was hos-l LIQUORS the man had indeed finished -U-IWJ j~, —_. >i_,^. ~uvii 1 - - ——.••••»•-'•• ijj IJJIVUlIWw IV* OUIIII. vimU Wrvilji , , , ^ u t fractures of his leg. On his re- Randolph St and Penhtoi was ransacked and the church L^ to duty he wa, telcen off ATB., Carteret, N. J. 1 poor box was missing. tne motorcycle and given com- ! 95 I- you are a depositor, we suggest that you add rGQOO HEATING 16 Saved! tr> your account, and benefit by our Increased, Employee — May I have the Home of Carteret Post No. 283, The American Legion DESIRED afternoon off to go shopping iau- of interest. If you are not a depositor, we BY ALL, with my wife? ""ilially invite you to open your, savings account)1 LET US Employer — No. The American Legion Memorial '•'••'th us, and benefit by our generous rate of in- Employee — Thank you, slrl featured In the Juljj 1959 Issue, The American Legion Marsilne and the complete banking services we i Compensation Circulation: Close to 3,000,000 Doctor — Jones, your wife otter. dtesn't look right to me. is AVAILABLE for NOHCLOG FILJER Cleans BANKING HOURS 'Jones— To roe neither, but WEDDINGS, DANCES, CATERED EVENTS i ! clow your eyes and taste her and tteclem the MONDAjY Thru THURSDAY cooking. : Phone Klmball 1-6924 for Details j f 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. A Goofl Reason! CARTERET, N. J. as You tosh! Angry Wife — What Insane II FRANCIS T. TOMCZUK, House Chairman Famous Filter Flo waihing rtmowt FRIDAY notion ever possessed you to|l lint, «and and wop i«m, lint k 9 A. Mto 6 P.M. buy two elephants? Modal caught "m Hie filter... not on lh« WA-4O0 SACISZAK Inebriated Husband — 'Thall do»h«. 1h« bi9 C-E «*•' con't |man Wouldn't break up a pair(|| Member Federal Reserve System clofl, cofl^t impod* woter flow, h •Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. A Definition NAPOLI RESTAURANT Chtck These Features! «oiily d«an«d. Serves at handy Burled Treasure: The first 11 KIM BALLV6985 • Big Capacity—10 lbs. Ovw 50% d«l«ry«nt dMptntu, too. 3O WHITMAN St. Cdrltret. NJIhusband a woman always brag-|| mor« than many othtr automatici. "jging about to her second. and • Water-Saver for Small Loadi. Saves FULL TEAR galloniibf hot water on each imoll load. Cholct of HOT or WARM waih wat« to SERVICE TOP SUMMER VALUE! PIZZERIA wit fobrk needi. 1252 St. George Avenue, Avenel, N. J. • Porcelain WcuWwiket and Tub. ON COAL — Specializing In — Bur ONir You're Worry-Fre* AT THIS SIGN Pennsylvania Premium Anthracite Italian Businessmen's When You Buy G-E I OF VAUX OI'KN KVEH. 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Ma Dispute Aired MBS. EUZABETH SISKO Hungarian Reformed Church SO BREZA DGMETEB and burial will be In Cloverlea( WOODBRITK3E — A con- hard Park Cemetery. troversy between Fords and the PORT READING - Funeral Hopelawn Fire Commissioners who • services were held Tuesday JOHN HEGEDU8 from Synowieckl Funeral Home, over which areas "their fire Coyl WOODBRIDOE — Funeral Carteret, for Mrs. Elizabeth companies will service will be Han; services were held Monday Slsko Breia Demeter, 166 Holly settled at the August 4 meet- Holo from Qrelner Fiineral Hmhe, Street, who died Friday at 44 Qreen Street, (or John Hege Ing of the Town Committee. Way Elisabeth General Hospital, Eric dus, TO Russell (Street, who died At Tuesday's session, hearing Jona Born In Hungary, she lived Friday at his home. was held on an ordinance Tu lp this area (or B5 years and A native and lifelong resident establishing new lines In the Was a communicant of 8t. Ellas' Over of Woodbridge, he was a vet area of Fords Park, and both Church, Carteret, and a mem- eran of World War n, Win) districts claimed the territory. ber of Its Rosary Society. He Is survived by his mother, Patr: - It was finally decided that be- Mrs. Anna Hegedus, Wood Lynr* Widow of the late Louis De- tween now and August 4, the bridge; two sisters, Mrs. Mar- AMIRICA) WPEKDAILI FOOD MERCHANT Bett3' meter, she Is survived by three Commissioners of both districts garet Outowskl, Fords and Mrs. Sapw-Right" Quality Jane; * daughters, MIM Elizabeth De- will meet with the Town Com- meter, Miss Mary Demeter and John Matocslk, Avenel, and six Dolo? mittee to reach an agreement. Mrs. Helen Zimmerman; three brothers, Michael, Nixon; Al Andi,' . ions, Michael, Louis and Jo- bert and Julius, Woodbridge It was claimed by Fords lek, leph, Carteret; two slstera and Louis and August, Perth Amboy Commissioner that his district Bott. or BOTTOM t brother in Hungary; eight and James, Fcrds. had served the area for many Barb- grandchildren and three great- Solemn Requiem Man was years and "we deserve some stlek, ' grandchildren. sung at St. James' Church and consideration." A Hopelawn sen i Rev. Augustine Medvlgy was burial was In the church ceme- spokesman disagreed, stating We celebrant of the Requiem Mass tery. "we have protected the area splas •t St. Ellas' Church and burial more than Fords." the"; was In St. James' Cemetery. Polio Inoculation* Township Counsel Nathan Coyl i. Duff entered the debate point- ROUND1ROAST and - KAIHAN DOKTOFSKY Offered by Town ing out that "this is more of a Hege*'_ PKRT_ H AMBOT — Funera_l WOODBRIDOE —Pre-school tax matter than a jurlsdlctlon- Elalr. "• «ervices"were held Monday at children will be provided with al matter." Fire Districts re- Jona" Flynn & Son Funeral Home, a fourth Injection against ceive fire taxes in proportion Skaz," Perth Amboy, (or Kalman Dok- polio, Health Officer Harold J. to the area they serve. Th - - tofsky, 325 Market Street, who Bailey said yesterday, A resident of Crestvlew Ter- The fourth inoculation, he dfly died Saturday at Roosevelt race asked that his develop- ,H Hospital. said, Is a "booster shot" and is carvl^i A native of Poland, he lived recommended by the Medical ment, now In the Hopelawn BONELESS Judg I In Perth Amboy 41 years and Association. district, be Included In the Fords district because "It Is 100 Rons' \ a retired associate of the Children may receive this Keni,. \ Pabco Beveraje Co., Perth Am- fourth shot as well as the first closer to Fords Flrehouse." His NO FAT ADDID peck]"' three, without charge, the firs estimates of distance were dis- neth H« li nirrfred by his widow, Wednesday of each month a puted by the Hopelawn repre- chad fluah; three daughters, Mrs. Legion Hall, Berry Street, sentative. Rowl Rebe Victor, Westfleld; Mrs. A delegation from Canter- In Hilda Hyanu, Astoria, L. I, and I TRUCKS BOUGHT bury Village, Colonia, was as< dren Mrs. Lillian Ruderman, Wood- WOODBRIDOE -- Wood sured an attempt will be made hekiiN En ft* mi Tip MrMi tort it tftb SpU prlM-Cupin per >' bridge; four sons, Maxim Doc- bridge Circle Motors, 855 St. to have the builder repair road be a George Avenue, was awarded conditions. A complaint was tofsky, Perth Amboy; Herman a contract by the Town Com thet Doetofaky, Manasquan; Murray also made of road conditions on "SiptMllfM" QiilHy mlttee Tuesday to provide two Mawbey Street, Woodbridge. Cent *••.., You'll Savi! Th Dern, Woodbridge, and Drdum. p trucks. gum Stvmutl Dem, Metuchen; 18 Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley re- "Super-Right" Genuine Jack gruidchlldrni, four great* ported he again visited Hiram's TOP ROUND Mnn4 Frwl Daly fna hirtj Fw grandchildren and four sisters, Trailer Court and the place has Gl. Mrs. Rebecca Siegel and Mrs. been "cleaned up." Or Rose Nachemin, Perth Amboy, "All the garbage has been TOP SIRLOIN ROAST 9' was SMOKED PORK SWEET %* M 1 Jewei Telephone FU 8-0919 changes— Liberty and Fulton hfmpa SjMirt ^^ ...IJl Mr. Perry agreed to Interes HEINZ SS PICKLES 2-49- pi,. organizations and Individuals BrtaM Slirlni Nina In writing protests to tru Public Utilities Commission. Fried Shrimpp io.tjjo| Du child: NKW ARRIVAL , 4 Fit* Portion pictu: BISQUICK "%•£' "-39< WOODBRIDOE — Mr. and Thel Mrs. John A. Coley, 630 Lincoln ~^—DairyFavorites man) Avenue, announce the Wrtrnrf Th WANTED a daughter, July 21 at Rahway Ins t: Hospital. They also have a son John and two other daughters, MARCAL NAPKINS-2 »19< AMERICAN CHEESE Patricia and Barbara. Nibltco Siaikln PHI Twin P.cl l4<"- ( SwinSlloM ""-i A Father HOSPITAL OPEN-HOUSE At FIG NEWTONS 37' GRAHAM CRACKERS 2 :43 the c To Relax in a Home of Hty Own PERTH AMBOY — The semi InportMl Haliai PnnloM tiling annual open house for expectan Hill, AU Buyers $100 Down! mothers will be held on Wednes More Grocery Buys! Suburban living day, at the Perth Arnboy Gener - Ifs Picnic Time! Piitrl MILD Colonia—115,990! At Its Best! al Hospital. Expectant mothers Man*.. are invited to visit the hospital, Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food Ange Exceptionally clean 5-room Elegant custom built homt BC Breakfast Cocktail £r£ ^T* Wise Potato Chips ^"^••< to become acquainted with Its Pram home in a very desirable at its finest! 2 gigantic bed- u facilities and procedures for Gold'n Rich Cheese - 1 area I Sunlit kitchen! Large rooms I Tremendous living Del Monte Fruit Drink «»»*>™ :;37« Kraft's Miracle Whip ^^-in, I "til room! Gracious dining mother and Infant care. Guests Si wAU clubSodi II living room! Formal dining Kraft's Cheoz-Whiz Cha»l»«rw»"' room! A kitchen that will are to assemble in the hospital Kraft's Parkay Margarine Yukon Club "' • J lobby between 3 and 4 P.M. sc room! \ 2 spacious bed- make the little woman IHRUn UIHH FrU;t Fl.vAr*—Plul D*poiit • boh rooms 1 Enclosed porch! swoon in ecstasy! Ceramic that student nurses may talc Whole Green Beans I WhitA Rfiek Glng.rAU.CIubSod. 4 21,L groups On tour through th Full basement! 1-car ga- tile bath! Full basement! 7 s mil IV RVWK Fruit Flavoti-Mu.OapQ.H * boh, maternity and nursery section. c fiinaAr Ala CANADA DRY or HOFFMAN'S A urJ. rage! Call now for appoint- 1-car garage! Landscaped Del Monte Golden Corn 2 ' :: 37 corner property! Cozy fire- umgoi HI« Wu.D.po,i» Iboh. ment ! NO SHORT SHORTS! DUTCH place I Dishwasher and PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. — Portuguese Sardines .It^i 2 ?,: tt° many more extras Included Cape Cod—»16,000! The local city council has ban L at the low price of $17,9001 ned the Wearing of shorts on tin Franco-American Spaghetti % 2'1; 4II« Vets No Down Payment! 50 Corn recipes streets by everyone except per APPLE Non-Vets $800 Down! Assume i%% Mortgage eons under 16. Violators ar Marcal Sandwich Bags 2 % 19« Charming 3-bedroom home Pords—$17,5001 liable to $25 fine or ft days ir Collector's Cook Book only 9 years old I Gracious Neat as a pin 3-year-old JaU. > r«inc in living room l Modern Jcltch- opllt-level I 3 gorgeous bed? 31 Money-saving Menus B-lnch Sizn en! Pull basement I 1-car PIE 49 rooms! Tremendous living garage! Aluminum siding! room! Separate dining picnics, cook-outs, porch suppers Ju« P«rk*r - CINMAMOM Wull to wall carpeting | weal Modern kitchen I Fin- Plku Voui uper fjarkets rflewuhlp THTtl Autunmtlu washer and ished rec room! Attached ll.li K» WIT ' »>"»"«'» DIPINtlBU fOOD MtNCHANT Ifst ninny more extras In- garage! Many extras! Close H August Woman's Day BREAKFAST ROLLS Wiara travel aiDartal cluded! Priced right! Call to schools and chopping I Pric«i eMectivo thru Sal., July 25th in Super Jaw r«i« Iouia euro TUUI-OCMJQ or Va> Dial now! C»ll now for appointment! now on sale 10/ Hook with cttloQ Crulw, wi n«lp Mirkiti and Salt Service ilurei only in jou iiltu. - Qit you Metropolitin New Jeriey and Statin lilanJ ORANCI CHIFFON CAKE Helots. — Nu aitri DIAL AGENCY l for ou» Mr- flotl "THE ACTION FIRM" A & P SUPER MARKET, 113 MAIN STREET. WOODBRIDGE 540 New Brunswick 466 New BmiMwick Avenue, Fords Open Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. HI *-7880 D»u> 9-» - Sumla, 9- FORDS N6W •AJtt LONUmONKU - tOB KMUB SUO»*1*1NU COftUOKl," Civilian Defense (Continued from Page 1) AsLocal CD Practiced Mass-Feeding Routine conditions and to acquaint the public with the work being done In Fashion NOW 1 Sarah Anne's Cooking bv civil Defense, According to Joseph Dam- Vmi i m I\1WH\.S i.«il an ex-! b(1rii director of CD, and Mrs. Mnvf'red Loveland, executive 'rli'iici'i iiavelrr iiy the clothes' These recipes are reprinted ariund the tongue. Add th* 1 fPH-ptm-y of Mi Cross, the :' li ••( -, at liomr. Moat of us y request: otW ingredients, cover «T, tnke lint iinh- the wronr clo'll 'Si Orange Cake Cu»Urd '.fimmef about 3 hours. Cool 1 dPinnnstrfltlon was held out- '.'| rtnnrs rvnn though It rained for 'ni -i Mil) nlirmri, hut WT tnkpI ••lncK layer sponge cake [h\ l[^\ remove »kln "!• root from h(1 ..,ilin can tell whether or not It tun mi'iiv cup\oranne Juice < ' Thr secn-t of « successful! 8llc d tnln wnuld rafri under disaster con- cups milk * - truvei wavdinbp is coordination. 3 eggs, separated Evrrvthtnn you tnke must go \ cup sugar Assumlnu water In the arm i tn(!i'thi t. | '« teaspoon salt ..WilS contaminated," 400 nal- A K(«HI sturt is n suit and top- 6 tablespoons confectioners i lOI,s of water were brought in n Imifp dnim. Field kitchens were coat of a fabric that sheds sugar pel ii|) cuniplfttc with field stover wrinkles. The colors must be co- Cut ipongt cuke into 1-inrh such us used by the army. Food orrtlnnted to all the other RRr- cubes and place In a greased; ' is brought in, checWd and ments you plan to Include. A casserole. Pour orange juice Wl Tew different sweaters 1 pupai-pd. A sanitation detnil ""d.over cake and let stand while blouses will stretch your basic UIIS set up nnd huge, brand-nrw prepftrmg CUsUrd. Scald milk j,,',,!,;,^ type cans were placed nutflt Into many. In top of double boiler. Beat egg OUT fires to boil water. Always Includf a couple ofjyolkf with siftar and salt, stir Tin- menu included "Mul- dresses, both of which rfiiny be in hot milk slowly and cook li.Mii" stew, string beans, cornj ivnrn for daytime, wltr/ onejover hot water, stirring con- bund baked in the field ovens sultnble for cocktail or informal stantly, until mixture coats ,-rlit in the park, penches andj dinner wear. These should be spoon, Pour over cake in cas> differ. The Lions and their wrinkle -shedding and. if pos- serole, Make a merlnpie by families declared the food "de-| sible, nf drip-dry fabrics. beating the egg whites wlh con. liVinus" even though, toward! You will choose your basic' fectioners suger until stiff. Pile thp end, It was somewhat flav-; travel outfit for en route care- over dessert and brown In an nr..nywhere?" HUNDREDS " Burns, Mrs, Charles' The spectators sat tensely (- iiiistmnsen, Mrs, Gall Cooper, while she replied: "Sir, did you •1'ihn Domejka, Mrs. Hansiever walk a dog?" of Summer Dresses

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THIS IS THE WAY IT IS DONK; A scout leader is issuing instructions to numbers of the Kfd CrOsjfwIio prepared food served to the Fords Lions Club and families in the muss- feeding demonstration. Several u( the large pots were used • Colorful printed cottons) on Held ovens with su rprislngly good results,

Parisl, Mrs. Robert Susat and'.son and Mrs. Henry Thomas. charge of refreshments1 assisted t Easy-care cotton broadcloths! Vacation School Mrs. Malcolm Throne. Assisting' in the vatious de by Mrs. George Chambers, Mis Mrs. Robert Argalas will be partments are Dorothy Allen Joseph Davies, Mrs. Ralph jin charge of the primary de- iCarol Barth, Brenda Blyth. Hoover, Mrs, Lewis, M.rs. Nek- t Figure-flattering sheaths! Starts August 3 partment with Mrs.. Theodore Pauline Boyle, Garry Cuthbert- hay, Mrs. Daniel O'Connell and Bowman, Mrs, Frank, Dono- son, Louise DePreiter, Eileen|Mrs. Throne. ISELIN ~ Mrs. Charles De- TYntoii,1' Ruth Ann Prlcke, 3eso, d I r e c t o r, announced frlo, Mrs. Heinback, Mrs. George Hutnlk, Mrs. Robert!Jt'ui| L'Hotti, Janice Malpeta. GOOD HAUL • Full flaring swing skirts! 'kisses for children from 4 to Loretta! McGue and fatricia H will be held at Vacation Jumper, Mi's. Thomas Kinley, ISELIN—The sum of $214,35 Bible School at the First Pres- , Klstler, was stolen out of a cash regis- byterian Church, August 3 Thomas Nlemczyk, Mrs. /Carl Hjfelping with transportation ter after thelves broke Into t Exciting shirtwaist styles] through 14. McGill, Mrs, Wayne TravB and will be Mrs. Arthur Clough Quigley's Service Station, Oak There are 48 adults and 12Mrs. George Walkqr. * Mils. Thomas | DeFranco, Mrs Tree Road, sometime Monday night or Tuesday morning, ac I! teenagers serving on the staff Mrs. J. Donald Miller will be Hijward Hinkel, Mrs. James • Double-fashion jacket dresses! cording to a report made to In charge of the Juniors assist- Howard, Mrs. Albert Lewis. with 122 children Implied to Patrolmen William Reid and date: ed by Mrs. George Courtney ,|Mrs. Peter Nekhay and Mrs Walter Trent. Elmer Green by the owner Mrs. Howard Lockjjiish will be|Mrs. Vincent King, Mrs. Ml Thomas Quigley, Middlesex • Pastel shades and dark tones! Baby sitters will be Mrs in charge of kindergarten, as- chael Laaur and Mrs. Joseph Avenue, sisted by Mrs. Theodore Allen J Marino. Russell Eckensberger and Mis. llMrs. Fred Anderson, Mrs. Rev. Richard B. Ribble will IJBrach, Mrs, Robert Carey, Mrs. lead thfe junior high' group as Warren Bees and Mrs PAlbeit Lowis, Mrs. Nickolas sisted by Mrs Haurktt Jacob- Curtis Campbell will lie iiij PORT REAPING - mur •-Ibatteries were stolen from can parked at Economy Chevrolet, Carteret Road, John Adams Your Prescription iCarteri't, repnrleri Monday. OPEN EVERY NI6HT TjLL 8 P.M AH CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVtNIENCt Is The Heart of Our Business It's Vacation Time We have compounded thousands of proscrip- WOODBRIDGE GREEN ST. CIRCLE (ISELIN) 'The Bank with All the Services" tions over the PAST 28 YEARS. Our ever- increasing prescription volume enables us to Again! lntenectlon Routes 1 wid 9 o the fairest prices to you. Wv Will Be Uoscd PERTH AMBOY 365 SMITH STREET Tirst Bank andlrust Company July 25th to"Aug. 3rd 5 BLOCKS WEST OF RAUAOAl) STATION I'ruiuiit free Delivery FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTH STORES i Pfetlh Amboy, N,J., PPI PHARMACY I'M MEN Decorators 91 Main Street Woodbridge MONDAY THRU. SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 9 P. II. MK 4-0809 «)3 Main Street' BOTH STORES OPEN SUNDAY 10 A, M. TO t P. M, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open Evenings Till 10 P. M Open Sunday Till 1 P. M, Woodbridgc, N. J. PAGE SIX

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SERVICE TO SAVERS SINCE 1869 Acme Olves Oreen Stamps PAGH SEVEN ISELIN PERSONALS Home Fallout Shelters Joseph L Perez Equal Share For State, East Clicks Weds Amboy Girl K. —**«*. and Mn. Adam Sko- Subject of CD Booklet Need in School Aid Plan In Colonia ftlllnw, wonskl and son, Adam, Dow WOODBRIDQE — Miss *•• TREN-foN-The New Jersey Iz-onorn Christine Waseleskl, COLONIA — Playing befpit Avenue, have returned homi mder Title I of the FHA code. TRENTON^A new plan for e beat New Jersey has yet Tel U-8-W* Division of civil Defense and dauRhtcr of Mrs. Joseph Wase- one of the largest crowds of the from a motor trip to Washing M, however, are not avail- federal school support, now >pn a part of," Dr. Hipp points Disaster Control has announced Wkl, 557 Zambory Street, season, the East All-Btam of ton, D. C, and mount Vernoa ble for Inclusion of a shelter pending In Congress, could be .it. that 250,000 coplea of a booklet Perth Amboy, and the late Mr the Colonia Little Fellow* Minor In a new house under construc- one of the best aid programs "It Is not unusual for New l[il m How to construct home fall- srlcskl, was married Satur- League defeated the Weft AU« leh' "_' «.,+.% wer e guestguestss ooff -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eck on. 1 New Jersey has yet received ersey to appear to be spending iut jhelters Is being distrib- day at St. James Church, to Stars 5-2 In * thrilling |am« nd Mr*, Hamilton Billings, Mid and children, Betty Jean from the Federal government more than It nets In return " he lie jnm •*-••• , .Joseph Lawrence Perez, son of which more than pleaced tht f S Joseph, Jr., and David, Vine- uted to all county CD offices A Game of Bridg« That's the prediction made by J" Wright Street, Mr. nnrt Mrs. J. E, Peree, 529 says. "Many large corporations, fall house. land, were guests for severa! throughout the state. "Is It true, girls, that Sally Dr. Frederick L, Hipp, execu- with factories all over the na- Allen Place. " " Manager Al Lehman's West I J Inns WllHanii Jr., days of Mr, and Mrs. Arthui At the same time State CD lane has a new fur coat? Her tive secretary of the New Jer-•lon, have their home offices ! nd ipened the scoring with two> » Wn,dn'« Street, Markell, Magnolia Road. :hlef Thomas 8. Dlgnan said ld one Is only three years old Rev Oustave A. Napoleon of sey Education Association. tere and report their Income In the thlid and appeared ' Thome after a vacation ;he Federal Housing Admlnls. What is that? Two spades? I flclntrd at the double ring As spokesman for 41.000 of ;axes In the 'Jersey column.' —New officers elected In thi leaded for a big rally with the B ton Wood. While there tratlon will Insure certain Ujans wonder what I should do? Is ceremony and was celebrant of the Garden State's professional ?or a change, this latest fod- Br senior choir of First Presby Rses loaded and only one out, Jd Mrs. Vogt observed up to $3,500 directly to horns hat a demand, or can I pass the Nuptial Mass. educators, Dr. Hipp urges com- terlan Church are Dorothy Kll r«l school support bill would owevcr. dreg Pataky came out wedding annlver- keson, secretary; Hugo Richer wners for Improvement of ;f I have a bust? Say, have yoi Given in marriage by her plete support for HR-22, the INITIAL COURSE ENDED; :lve New Jersey Its equal share f the bullpen at this point to treasurer; Robert Pettlpaw, ac- Toperty. Shelters come under lrls heard about Jack Smith' Rod father, Frank Stanlszewskl, Murray-Metcalf bill, by New Airman Gerald J. Scarano, if the tax money collected," Dr take over for Bobby Pasquale «« Arlene Turchln, Rlch- tivity director, and Eleanore his category. My sister says she saw him the bride wore a gown of tllk Jersey's Congressional delega- son of Mn. Frank Scarnno, Ilpp concludes. and lost little time striking out 'HiU,L. I, Is a guest for Bargmann, librarian. The booklet, called Family acetate trimmed In seed pearls lon. Thl« school aid mea- that good-looking secre 1068 Gre«n Strict, Iselln, him Dr. Hipp notes that the addi- he next two batters. ,k o[ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fallout Shelter, Is a step-by- with portrait neckline and sure, which Is through com- —A daughter was born to tary of his lunching at the completed his Initial course tional use of the federal tax The East, managed by Jerry Street. A barbe- step plan Illustrating, for the chapel train. mittee and awaiting a vote In Cm C-r«n S/Pt and Mrs. Philip Stewart Hidden Cave last week. Jack i of Air Force basic military money \t essential If any real Wenzel. came back In the same Ba held at their home at do-it-yourselfer, how to con- Her four-tiered veil of Il- the House of Representatives, i wahls d 210 West Conectlcut Avenu> the best catch In town, and he training at lAfklund Air bolstering of the nation's school Inning with a pair of runs to Mr and Mrs. Edward lusion was attached to a seed would provide direct federal Southern Pines, N. C. Mnstruct a concrete block shelter must be at least 30 years old. Force Base, Texns and has programs Is to take place alance the count at 2-2. A und son, Michael. Long for as little as $150. This shel- been wlectpd to attend the pearl cap and she carried grants to the states for build Stewart Is the lormer Franc They say he Is making lots oi With higher taxes on local walk and doubles by Pasquale Mrs. Felix Ostrowski technical school for Adminis- orchids and stephanotis on a Ing schools and raising teach Glbbs of Iselln. ter will protect six persons from money. What? You bid tw iomes and commercial prop- and Bobby Pook accounted for • and Mrs. Prank Mau- tration at Atnarilln Air Force prayerbook. en' salaries. —Nancy Morton, daughter ol adlation caused by fallout lor spades, partner? Oh, dear erty as their only means of the markers. The East then (i children, Frances and Base, Tex. Airman Scnrsino The new program woul« Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, long periods of time. iveryone has been talking. I'v Miss Nancy Staniszewskl, iroceeded to drive In a run In id, were guests. „ In a graduate of Middlesex paying for Improvements, too Homes Park Avenue, was guest The booklet also contains de- forgotten. Let's start the bid Perth Amboy, Was maid of irlng about 33 million more the fourth and two in the fifth and Mrs. George Max- County Technical and Voca- many local school boards are of honor at a party In observ- tailed plans for more expensive ling again!" honor and bridesmaids were dollars to New Jersey school to clinch the contest. Id children, Ruth Ann, tional High School and at- pressured to choose not the best ance of her sixth birtkda' shelter models. Miss Laura Jorgensen, Edison districts. According to Dr, Hipp Walter Pierre, Bobby Pas- 1(11 Hope and George, Jr. tended Newark College of teaching program, but thi Nancy has Just returned from FHA, Mr, Dlgnan said, Is CAMPAIGN BILL Miss Dorothy Ann Dalton quale and Orefc Pataky com- filtliZn . Street, and Mrs. Ver Engineering t would be one of the few fed' cheapest," Dr. Hipp says. a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wal- making loan money avallabl The Senate Rules and Ad Woodbrldge and Miss Carole bined their pitching talents to •.on Gordon, their guests from >ral aid programs under whlc "Todav the national need for ter Stahll. Recent guests of Mi ministration Committee ha Ann Rusky, Perth Amboy. limit the West to three hits C,toni\ Me., visited potato New Jersey would get back as high quality In public educa- 1 and Mrs, Morton were Mr. an< Cooper Avenue, who are vaca- approved unanimously a bill fc Daniel Cowell, Trenton, was over the six Inning ipan. 'st in Washington. D. C. Publlo Property much as it pays, ion has become more urgent eri Mrs. Barry Blcchlerl, Nixon; tioning at Seaside Park, had a 'make realistic" the law best man and ushers were y vocation Bible soldier parked ar army "New Jersey benefits," Dr than ever," Dr. Hipp continues . Dally Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers, birthday party for their grand- election campaign receipts am James Hudanlch, Woodbrldge, Cnrioni will be held at First Jeep and started walking down Hipp sayi, "because unlik "Yet in many localities, in all Jr., Matawan; Mr. and Mrsson, Edward Olbbs, Jr. Those expenditures. George Wright, Perth Amboy "Any questions about Wash- Inn Church August the street. A policeman called many former proposals, thi corners of the nation, unsolvec David Morton, Bergenfleld; Mr who attended were Mr. an The panel Included the Kenneth Dalton, Wood- ington?" asked the teacher. 14. after him: "Hey, buddy, drop Murray-Metcalf bill would gl financial problems mean Inade. and Mrs. Stahll, Mrs. Johann Mrs. Harry David and children chairman of the Republlcar bridge. "Yes'm." replied the little boy a nickel In that parking meter." direct grants of $25 per chll quate education. This Is a trag- Mr*- officers were Installed Karber, North Merrlck, L. I. Harry and Eric, and Mr. anNational Committee, Senatoi Mrs. Perez attended Perth with freckles. "Did the G-man "Put It In yourself," the 01 There would be no matchlni edy for the under-educatec Iwrdwsday night at the meet- Mrs. Robert Radke and chll Mrs. Willis Calvert, Iselln, am Thurston B. Morton of Ken Amboy High School and New- let the camera boys take hli yelled back, "That Jeep belongs required and no scaling of thi boys and girls, a menace to oui perpetual Light Counc: dren, Patricia, Robert and Er Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rudolp tucky and Senator Mike Mans ark Preparatory School. She Is picture in the middle of th» •ln.-J »l grants In proportion to relatlvi American society, and an In imhters of America, a! Hackensack. and children, Mary and Rose field of Montana, the Senate': to you u much as It doei to employed by Esso Research and Delaware?" wealth or effort. Except fo: congruity which the world'; Hall. —Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Olbb Perth Amboy. deputy Democratic leader. me." Engineering Company, Linden. richest nation can hardly af saying that It must be used fo •And was that real snow or A graduate of St. Mary's High ford," Dr. Hipp maintains. buildings or stall salaries, then confetti?" School, Perth Amboy, Mr, is no other control on how lo Perez received his bachelor of cal boards of education woul arts degree from Belmont Ab spend the money." bey College, North Carolina and Is a member of the charter He explains that the formul class at Seton Hall University, which was amended to Hm! the $25 per child payments I WILL BE OPEN... College of Dentistry, Jersey City. four years, would give New Jei After a wedding trip through sey about $33,225,000 of th the New England States, the approximately one billion do MONDAY My 27th couple will reside In Oarwood. lars per year to be allocate under the proposal. Who'i CnuyT 'Since 3.03% of all federal Nurse (In Insane asylum) tax collections are reported "There is a man outside who from New Jersey, that would make the relative cost about The OPEN KITCHEN Over wants to know If we have lost an Inmate." $32,834,000," Dr. Hipp says. Doctor: "Why?" "Considering other federal Restaurant • Confectionery • Pizzeria Nurse: "He says that son* aid programs, this new school 1,779 prizes one ran off with his wife." aid measure would be one of (Featuring) CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS awarded (Contributions to. this column must be In thl& office no PIZZA PIES later than TUESDAY NOON of each week) TOGO JULY • Large Pie $1.35 23—Meeting, Ladles Auxiliary, Iselln Chemical Hook and Lad these 3 weeks! der Company, District 11, 8 P. M., Auth Avenue Fire • Small Pie $110 house, Iselln. 27—Anniversary party, Ladles' Auxiliary, Avenel Memorial • All Extras $ .25 Post, VJ.W, 9 P. M,, at Maple Tree Farm. Try Our Delicious AUGUST 1—Luau, Congregation Beth Sholom and Congregation B'nal WELSCH FARM ICE CREAM Jacob, at 80 Cooper Avenue, Iselin. 8—Kgathw, Disabled Afimrimwi veterans, noinO of William BIG DOUBLE DIP - ONLY 10/ Scully, 816 Harrell Avenue. 4—Picnic, Chapter 4, Knights of Columbus. 17—Meeting, Cloverbelles pre-4-H Club, with Mrs. Richard THE OPEN KITCHEN Rapacioll, Dow Avenue. Corner of School and James Streets 25-JiIeetlng, Colonia Twlga Branch, Rahway Hospital Aux- Woodbridge, New Jersey iliary. WORTH OF PRIZES 10,000 prizes in all PTLTATCIEI- OIRID

HERE IS A SAMPLE •P -— ^Uta OF GAME No. £ NOTHING TO BUT Ask for Free Entry Blonk every lime you visit your Acm* ... enler as often as you like...you may win! FOR WEEK OF ... ONE OF THE 7 BIG BESTS CHEVROLET GIVES YOU OVER MOW TO HAY HINT SENTENCES FOR GAME NO. 6 ANY CAR IN ITS FIELD 1. AfteraoM pUni for a 10. A dealer may remove the m "Mint* IteW ud fill In Uw wonh »«• "link *> may be diltuibed from a painting, Take it, not from us, but from magazine, "Chevrolet establishes M «ht rtfloW wiry bl.nk (or >n wwt »«! *..» a new high in daring styling." l «r nwch.nit.1 rtoroductjon ««.ptjd). »» by e severe thunderstorm. not being token with Itt official results of this year's «r« in th« "word Hit" box. Ctnek in Z. If o m«n'i reqlly •/ affect. Mobil&aa Economy Run: Chevy s he would be a menace. 11. Irate electors might try to pennypinchin? 6 delivers the most BEST BRAKES ^LS?BS4SKSS 3. Many men are grateful for their congrenman miles per gallon in ita field. For a In direct competitive testa of re- the protection that -t with question! at local pair of these Chevrolet sixes with peated Btops from highway speeds, afford them. , rally. Powerglide walked away with the 4. Being noit ureful abevt conducted by NASCARt, Chevro- 12. Car driver, in an accident, first two places in their class, get- —— from a Boring let out-stopped both of the other ii likely to be thoroughly ting the best mpg figure-a whop- train h a precaution thw leading low-priced cars-and wty interrogated by police on everyone theuM observe. ping 22.S8-of any full-size car. not: Chevy brakes are far largtr, the »pot. If not . most wonderfully responsiv* en- 5. C*Hei» gardaneri have And here are more expert, impar- built with bonded linings, to help — very c 01 a r f 11 13. Experience will loach the tial opinions and on-the-record lengthen brake life by aa much as gine available today at any price." Khenei «f differing bloi- mountain climber what facts backing us up on Chevy s lomi from Sprirrg through • mini la hii other six beata: BEST RIDE r. Fell. IIICCtM. BEST ROOM MOTOR TREND magsrin« calls 14. •— of pktvr** often JUDGING C. Being tomewhat menacing, BEST TRADE-IN Chevy ". . . the smoothest, most childrei^ehoHld be warntd •how groat artMia OOHM. Official dimensions reported to quiet, softest riding car in iti away from the ipoti where 15. A man may well bo Injured Check the figures in anyN.A.D.A.* A.M.A.* make this clear. For price class." You'll be able to tell ...... ore to be found. if he'i there when one Guide Book, Chevrolet UBed CW example, Chevy, front seat hip this yourself, instantly. And your 7. C*n certainly give e man falls. prices last year averaged up to .room is up to 6.9 inches wider Chevrolet dealer can tell you about a big advantage in a fi|ht. , 16. Having a try at thii might (Mil with ml* •»• »"•«• $128 higher than comparable than comparable cura. a long list of other advantages I. Of which thote ii top gov well give mine folk! • Mw models of the "oth«r two." besides these 7 big ones! emm«n( will naturally take leoM oa lifo. BEST ENGINE a wrioui viaw. 17. Apt to become rather •National Autovwbilt Dtalirt Am- 9. Thii may well be ruinaui monotofloiii If ropootod BEST STYLE Every motor magazine has given aiatinn too often. becouie of lack of water. It's the only car of the leading Chevrolet's standard and Corvette tNatwnoJ Anooiatim /er SU«k C«r low-priced 3 that's unmi»takably V8'a unstinted prais$. A» SPORTS AdnnetmtHt and Rnmrtk modern in every line. "In it» Jtriw CARS ILLUSTRATED puta It: tAuUrmobU$ Jfanu/utwon al B»y ThMe class," says POPULAR SCIENCE "Indeed this device is surely the station 5^»Zi •«Vrt, W.rd,, Inc., ."d "««b.n "• ,•>•"; £)lnTo<1»»nr, Un.iun.d «r. UJwjibl. .n.w«.t will r..t Make sure you get the most for your money-visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! Bonus tar Irt* «* iiuMicitr w WMN No* J ~» Win 2 PriiM- [NCAHTEKET IN PERTH AMBOT W MWOCHEN HI I Tou become •N«ibl« foi a banui ptUo each week- 7—TMM IZ-T-TML* tot Pro •wiry ly having your witty blank «t«mpod by your ACMI Economy Chevrolet, lie. Todd Chevrolet, Inc. Jue Chevrolet, In Iritgl WwriK »—Tliwrt 1J—ftifcr Blank «t Any ACMM MARKIT Stun Checker, lonui product! for thy tilth week of PLACtWOKD — July Ii thru July 19 30 BOMHSU Ave.~KI 1-5US 160 New Brun». Ave.-VA 6-0015 Middle*.* A«_U 8-»07« • Ibto BWfi HIM 10—WlrW Thi* id for Reference ar« one Ib. pkg. lanco«l« tliced bacon ar out o\»l« 11—Cnik 16—Prufc Ideal fre»b «yy» PAGE EIGHT Doctor Talk L By John B. Rtmbert, M. D. Ma Most people think of an alco- holic as being a "bum," t per SO hard son often wen hanging around the a town's beer hall or pool room who a misfit in society. But the Coyl •hocking truth Is that thlt con- Han: ception la entirely wrong. Molt Holo atohollcfl arc )u«t good, down' Way to-earth people, caught In "tht Eric web." Jona In fact, each reader of thlt TiT column, If he or she la between Over* ' the sues of forty to forty-nine Wim> years, statistically has an ex- Patr!- cellent chance of becoming an Lynrf alcoholic, Pl«ure» bear this statement out, for It has been Jane I determined that approximately Dolof SI per cent of all alcoholics fall Andi? in this age group. The next let | moat likely age group are per- sons in the fifty to fifty-nine Barb4 Tear range; statistically, then, sUek.ii the middle-aged Individual sen i; • must be on guard, and Hits per- We, son may be you or your next FuR Rich Flavor splasij door neighbor. AN Grinds the | The really sad part about 49 Coyli| this alcoholic problem is that Edwards Coffee and | approximately 63 per cent are Hegek married and M per cent are t Elalr* gainfully employed and nearly Jeck Frost •"onai half are In the middle income kazi group — so the alcoholic of or Domino ITh* America today does not come Granulated Sugar 49 !»• from Skid Row — no, the Skid u Row alcoholic accounts for Juice ^l t only about 7 per cent of the Healthful and DeKetow one. total. quart Kent' This ever increasing problem Town House bot. peckl* of alcoholism daily costs us all Prune Juice 29 neth •• many thousands of dollars. In- Jamboree! chael' dustry Is thrown behind due to Rowl' absenteeism, this in turn runs Dei Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit, For Your Baking Needi 3 |b, m; the cost of production up, dren' which must be passed on to us Moft's A.M. or P.M. M Drink, Extri Special Value ean per i M the consumer. The direct 59 cost to industry due to alcohol- Westfield Grape Treat Keen Shortening be a thet Ism each year is approximately Th one billion dollars and the indl Town House Grapefruit Juice gum vtduals so affected lose rough- Town Houee Jack ly one-half billion dollars In wage* yearly. In communities nmw invini Gli YOUR CHOICt all across America the families 4-49< On Apple Sauce of alcoholics must be helped was with approximately forty mll- Jackl ' lion dollars being spent In this WUrieVs "4 to T ny F wanner, and an additional nowi< thirty million dollars in treat- Concentrated Drink Haps Ing these individuals In general Grape Drink 4-49< Vari, hospitals. Sesm Evon, The cost to all Americans is Evon climbing yearly — but, this can Curtl not begin to approach the great tragedy of the lost individuals COFFEE VALUES! Gardl and broken homes resulting Wl| from alcoholism. The problem Is now a national one, and for Sesnc* the past year the federal gov- Karpt ernment has been tackling the wich.f problem through the National Beech-Nut, three Institute of Mental Health. mm Ooldi Much research Is now under- U.S.D.JL Inspected and Graded "A Ian I way and persons are being Evon trained as technical assistants Wl to aid - but basically, It bolls THERE IS A WFFBSNCEI race down to this — the people of Scrftwoy wilt ooly poultry and , America must be aware of the which h» b««n mtptdwi Ehlers or the ' problem, must ever be on guard for whoJttonwMM ond Odd' to protect themselves and re- gradsd for quality by T» member that alcohol In any Iktnttd U.S.D.A. grading M- were . form is a potent drug, a drug ptrtt. Not all food storm offtr John that is habit forming, U.S.D.A. Intptdtd-and-Gradtd poottry shot 10 it will pay you to check before you buy. Chase & Eddli, Safeway Cold Cuts Whole Chickens Choice of: Bologru, Luxury Loaf, Pickk-Pinwnro Sanborn 1 By Tht Pttrnd ; Leaf, Spiced Luncheon or H«ad Cheese Shar: YOURCHOICI: leste Grak A and! 4 £99* Chicken Legs Kick MS Frankfurters tifica > A Ftetk iib. Chicken Breasts WMe MMI Cod or Haddock were Hormel Hard Salami Split er Grade type A twry resdy-to-est (ivorite. Hsve several ptcksges Frying Chickens Halibut Steaks were 57 Naun en kind for quick snacks or sandwich nuking*. FYanl If we assume as the historians SlllVfi Saoton't tint* cantatoupt raMfng in to do that great men lead human package Celes ity to the attainment of certain Scrftwoy now/ Th»/n prictd km, too- Jewe: ends—the greatness of or of France, the balance For brtokfait, d*n«rt, or between iMob Nina power in Europe, the diffusion ... youD lov» ik» wwy, honey iwttf of the Ideas of the Revolution, Cut Green Beans flavor of Ihtse vme-ripened eonlolbup**' Du general progress or anything fancy - Town House child else— then it is lmposlble to ex Thtk good-«Aing quaMes art o» *t iiict plain the facts of history with' Tlie out Introducing the conception ptak right novel fnjoy MMM today ,. • Of chance and genius. — Tol man; . 4 45< buy plenty for the Th •toy, Epilogue to War an< illg t ins I Jtelics of extinct or forgotten Dairy Values Vibes hare been discovered Pa .throughout the civilised regions At of the earth—on the wild plains Creamery Butter ^ the ( of America, and on the isolate thlni Islands in the Pacific Ocean.. cUw 2 k c Hill, the present day civilised nations Velveeta H ^ *° 79 Patr aje everywhere supplantin Man barbarous nations, exceptin Angi where the climate opposes Cheesy Spreads-!i59« 1'rai deadly barrier. And they suc> CANTALOUPES oeed mainly, though not clusively, through their art* (garden Fresh Vegetables which are the products of the Frozen Foods Intellect It is. therefore, highly proh&ble that with mankind the Fresh Tender Kerneli Intellectual faculties have been Orange Juice mainly and gradually perfecte Lemonade ^.«M «««9« Rooieine through natural selection. Fancy Lettuce o,»o,ton Scotch Treat - Frozen Darwin The Descent, o( (IS71), i Orange Juice "»--39 Fancy Carrots 55 For The Fiimt Product... All You /**> n Gerden Freih'«") 13 or cen Men i hav*e Drought the! Ice Cream ^^ *«J-« Need Remember it Safeway- powers! of subduing the forces vjreen Deans oeiiute FUVU L 29« 39< of nature to such a pitch tha by using them thej could noi wry easily exterminaU one an' other to the last man. The; Mn. Wagner't know this—hence arises a grea' Peach part of their current unrest Special of their dejection, their mood Tuna Fish Ritz Crackers apprehension. And now it ma: be expected that the other nSt Week the two heavenly forces, tter Pie nal Eros dove) will put fort SUr-Kijt, Chicken o( the Sea or Ses Trader Nabisco') favorite his strath so as to ^WP Item, «nd Nee, Sel.o.d \o, ih. Cot.r.1 and t«M kun.wkk (My. f'^1 himself atoasside of bis equally lh,u iu.u.duy, July Win. W. rtierv, th. ,|gh| to limit lmmorul Adversary laggnt- sioti' — J*reud. wriu«n in 19J» 12 OL pkg. BntUh unions debate YOUR CHOICE can c nuclrv 25 a v PAOf ind the strength WORSHIP Westbury Park News Rrcrnf dUfsU of Mr und Mri rrnnk Tsg1Ur)*nt, Worth TOGETHER 'flirpct. wrre Mr. tnrt MM. Ed- your life... irt riark nnrt ehildrfn. Ed- THIS WEEK id li , ,!ame», Edwin, P»tty P nmi ninnii, J»rltion, Mich. iiU'i RiiMia of Mr. nnd Mrs. CONGREGATIONAL :45 P.M.; Mdlef first uimtIP Mr «nd Mrs. F WOODBRIDGE L«Iln Aid ftodoty. l;00| Saturday,morning: Conflrma lmla'-. Tnulinipnt Rnd d*Ugh- Men's Fellowship, second and MIMIMI; Mr, *nrt Mr«. Jaek People's Meeting, Pr tlon clau at 10:00 KM.; Junior third Saturday, 8:00 P.M. Thursday, nj.'.ia *nri ion*. Nicholas lay. Women's Youth Fellowship at 11:00 AM. issoclfttlon meeU at «;0« Children's Choir and Junior ii i>"n»]rt.Snmervillf,»ndMr. 8T. JOHN'S GREEK Adult Choir Rehearsal, Frl- Choir and Junior Choirs held nnrt Mi« ,I«HIM HMWMy and CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lay 8:00 PM. soni J«m« «nrt Oltnn, Bay- M., Church aehool Market and High Street on Monday afternoon from 2 Broad and Division Streets Youth Choir R»hearsal, Sat- through 1:30 In the church Qw^l»yA. ttltt Kowikhtik, Partot Mi and Mil William Hit- Mid Junior Choir Rehearsal, Sat- at 8:00 PM. people. Sunday Matins, 7:00 11:00 A.M., Morning Worship. irday, 10-11 AM. *cu nmi children. Jinet and , AM.. Morning Worship Early English Maw, S:00 AM 6:45 A.M., Sunday School. Willinm, ,lr . WMtbury Rotd, 11:000O . ,: P.M.. Coffee hour fel-Solemn Divine Liturgy 10:00 «:15 PM., Baptist Youth FtRST PRESBYTERIAN svnd mmM* of Mr. »nd Mrs, 05 ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH CHURCH OF AVENEL •"•••- *•**•: Church School, »;00 A.M.fellowship. llnmr* Tnnl «nd Mr. «nd Mrs. . ._ T —, «.vv n.iu. IseUn 111 Woodbridfe Avejine r 7:30 PM.. Evening Edward HUMPU. Klberon. eiperi Saturday nights and R(T. iohn Wllni, PiitM ATMWI Service, Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, MH ,»ohn shillitani, Ha- afore holidays at 7:30 PM. R«T. CkartM I. NaeKmsk. n.D, 11:15 AM., Communion Sun- :00,10:00 and 11:00 KM. l»i HI a rint of Mr ind Mri. Children's Holy Communion Putor Meetings lay, first Sunday of each Weekdays Masses, 7:30 and |,lnn#T)h FV)rwinn fnr four days. first Sunday of every month. Rrr. JtaUH A. Bonhin, Vh.M. Board, 1:00 PM. | month, :00 KM. Mrs. Thomti Bevtrtdgl, NEW DOVER Sunday ,)f>isr>r city, ws> a susit for a Thursday, Church Worship. «, »:10 and HETHODIST CHURCH ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH CONGREGATION few (iftynnfMr. andMrs. Oeorge "cimich school Staff, third 11 AM. , Avenel B'NAI JACOB ||B*vpi-idgp, Worth Strut Rahway R. D. I Sunday School, 9:50 A.M. — 8:°°A£CW l:H New Dover Road R«T. John Ifan, Putor Lord Street, Avenel Wednesday, can- Albert R. sweet, Weekday Masses 7:30 KM. Rabbi MiMhi C»kan. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL (1ROWINO TAWS* ¥ 3unday Masses at 7:00, 8:00, Sabbath Services other CHURCH w AflHTNOTON -Every Amer- •00, 10:00 and 11:00. 8:30 PM. Friday Hoy and Hamilton Avennea ican I* « little heavier ind t gT Chib, flnt Monday, 10-11 — Worship Service. "Newlywfdn an bfttw off In one imall room Mont than iharln* any «lir horn* with THE UNITED CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF PEACE Fords little taller, and every Bnclish' IUT, William H. First, Vlcu their parent*,'' miUTlace conniiMori d«c)»rf. Hrre thn Hnm« Furnlsliiim IndUKtrr man In a Utt.lt lighter and a IPO P-M' JEWISH COMMUNITY CHRIST CHURCH sigma Alpha Phi, second and Holy Communion 8:00 AM. CommitUc hM WT»ngfd % nnp-room npnrtmrnt fnr * young cnuplr that will rrnlly (Iv* •little ihorter. CENTER OF COLONIA of Colonia and Clark VAw Brnnswlek Avenue, Fords them thrM rooms for thn price of onr. Thn furniture will h« » nuclciii for Ml of thrir • Tuesday. 8:00 PM. Morning Prayer and Sermon, I This all comes about because, |rlh Ribbl DtTld ihitnfcld School 17, Inman Avenn IUT. joHph anouwiid, rattsr future planninf and will fit Into a moderate rarrfullj-handlrd hudjet. (Apprnilmat* K AdulU. first Sunday, 11AM. effective the flnt of this month, Services at first aid building Colonia Sunday Masses: 7:30, 8:00 oosts: Upholstered plecea, $500; wooden pier**, $500). L 30 P.M. Inman Avenue, Her. Gtorii 1. (Haiti, Putor :00, 10:00 and 11:00 KM. Church School, 9:45 AM. six English-speaking nations Everythlnf accept the lounxe chair wrtM at lrast two purpoMi. Even the matohinc •» club fourth Tuesday, Berrices, Friday night at 11:30. 9:45 KM. — Church School. Weekday Masses 7:00 and Saints Days and Holy Days, adopted new standard defini- ••30 P.M. Bunday School« to 10:30 and [Holy Communion 10:00 AM. hassock may temporarily be an extra teatlnr piece. The illm-llned sofa, with ita ei- tions for the pound and the 11:00 KM. -Morning Wor- :15 KM poted-wood frame and delicately tufted arm, convert! to a bed. The dinlnf table Is Choir Mothers, 1:00 PH., i0:J0 to 12. inch. ihlp. also a living room and work table. Books, china and silver are itored In the open shelf i Tuesday, Junior services alternate Sat- Monday CONGREGATION BETH unit. The cabinet below Is large enough for hl-fl or a portable TV set. Then Is still Canadians also are taller and choir Rehearse* urdays from 10 to 11:30. Novena, 7:30 PM. SHOLOM ADATH ISRAEL Male Choir Rehearsal, 8:00 lots of space for clothing In the six draweri of the chuiti. heavier because, until the Chancel, Wednesday, 7:4» Hebrew School Tuesday and SYNAGOGUE M Cooper Avenue, Isclln changeover, they used a longer 'M. When th« one-room apartment beoomei too small, the newlywedi will have couplet* Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 and 4:30 Amboy Avenue, Woodbrldre Rabbi Beraua Fraaktl Inch and a heavier pound than Wedneiday, «:4I Altar-Rosary Society, first dining room fnmlture and a food start on their Itvlni room. [ Junior, to 0:15. Sabbath Services — Friday the new standard measures. R«T. lamatl Ntwbnfir, XabM Monday after first Sunday at evening, 8 PM. Friday. 7:30 PM., regular nOODBRIDGE GOSPEL 8T. JOHN'S CHURCH 1:00 ?M. Sabbath services. CHURCH lewarea Holy Name Society, second FIRST PRESBYTERIAN HI. r«tn Barim, Partw Jmk I. mmien, Lay Ltaatr iMonday after second Sunday 1 CHURCH OF I8HJN ICornrr Prospoet Avenu aai Mn. Dorattau P«CUMIW, ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. it 8:00 PM. E*v. Rlemrt B. Ubbb, rut« Orfaolft CHURCH Rldredal* Avenue Tuesday Allen Rusclto, Student Assistant it) AM. — Sunday School 0:45 KM, Sunday Sohool. Port Reading a«t. stuliUm HUM, tutor PTA meeting third Tuesday 10:00 A. M.-Morntag Wor- til uses. Ernest Barabts, 11:00 KM., momlng prayer [>nd service. of each month at 1:00 ?M, |shlp Service. ^iinUndent. Adult Bible Sunday Masses 7:00, 8:00 11:11 KM. - Communion Jr. and Sr. High Fellowships law &t same hour, teacher, |9:00 and 1:00 AM. Sunday, first fluftflay of each Female you Ernst. month. Weekday Masses at 8:00 AM :00' PM. oo AM. — Morning wor- Novena In honor of St. An- ConfesatoM Deacons will meet the first REFRGER wrvlce, Nursery Is pro* OUR REDEEMER thony each Tuesday at 7:15 Every Saturday from 11 AMI Tuesda, y in August. LUTHERAN CHURCH PJM., -with Hev. Shelley, St until noon; 4 to 8 PM. and 1LJ™?,V?Daily Vacatio1 n Bible School i {.on ?M. — Junior and II FowUi Street, Ftrds Peter's Hospital, New Bruns AUBU J 14< ininr youth groups. to 9 PM., and iom«Umsi on' " " in. Kin B. Itobi wick, In charge. days before Holy Days of Obli- Adequate parting facWttH In i ?M. — Evening Gospel Organists: Eddie Jacobson gation. rear of church. rvlce. and Miss Barbara Frittchs. ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH [Wednesday, 1:10 PJI. —|Matin Service «:15 Ail. Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge EVANGELICAL AND FIRST CHURCH OF •»ver meeting and Bible study Main Servic* 10:48. Rt. R«i. Mip. Charlei O. McCorrliUn, Putor REFORMED CHURCH CHRIST SCIENTIST y, 7:30 PM. - Boys Holy Communion a*T. Guitm NipolMn, School Street Services will, not be held In iiade First Bunday 10:45 AidiUnt Putor Woodbridge ME.4-1751 First Church of Christ, Scien- id Thursday, Women's Rt?. Buold Htrich, Third Sunday 1:15 Rn. irelU Ipy, rutor tist, Sowaren, during the elation. • AMlitant Putor Sunday School and Blbl Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45 8nnday months of June, July and Au- [ Third Thursday, Men's As-[Classes, »:J0 KM. Ernest Oere 9:00 AM. Su- latlon. [8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 KM, gust Nearby Christian Science Novena services every Tues- perintendent. TRTOTT EPISCOPAL vuuiunchureheas aruse locatelucsveda IWn Rafnant - CHURCH day, 7:30 PM. WOODBRIDOE {SuperintendentSUven Dorko, . 10:01 AJ*. way, Keyport, New Brunswiclt *«v. WUIbsa •. athauaa, Itetw Weekday Masses, 7:00 am Cranford, Westfleld and Plain METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School, 9:00 AM., aista huta, OrfknM |7:3O KM. field. Main Street, WoodMdga |second session 10:00 AM. Railway Avenue, Woodtridf« Kti ThWHlora iMMaU Morning worship services: 8«a4ay SerrieM FIRST VRE8BYTERIAN Sunday Services 10:00 AM., English; 11:00 AM.|NYET ON TRAILERS t « AM. — Church Ssbool Summer schedule i\ A. M CHURCH Hungarian. DEL MAR, Cal.—Sergi Tegei 11:00 AM. — Wonhip. [worship service, iRahway Avenue aid Carter* Road, WMdbrldge Meeting* la touring Russian aircraft dc j;oo P.M. - Junior M.YJ, THE CHURCH OF too PH. — Intermediate IUT. John Nunetb, Partar Monday: Released tint at|*rneT, wu lnniecttH|-?n at JESUS CHRI8T •abut rraanuan 2:30 In the auditorium. WWt of house 'trailers at the .Y.F. Florida Orave Read Otiinlit-Dlrtctot 7:00 PM. - Senior M.YJT Board meetings second Tues- 3an Diego County fair. Hofjelawn Sunday Senrictg Fortnightly Guild, NOOOd aad day at 8:00 PM. "Do you have house trailers Morning Worship at 10 A. M rth Mondayi, 8:00 tU. Lorantffy Guild, first Tues- in Russia?" a newsman asked. during July and August. [Woman's Bodcty of Chrls- day at 8:00 PM. "Nyet," Yeger repUed In Udtart Boytla, Orfaatit Sunday School, 9:30 KM. i Service, third Wedneiday Brotherhood: First Mondayjword. Sunday Morning Worship First Monday Session meet 1 PJH. at 8:000 PM PM. . The newsman had a pretty 10:30 kU. Ing in the church office at 8: Ladles' Aid Society, first Sun- good idea what the word meant, Sunday School, »;ll Ail. PM. XV ASSEMBLY Of GOD day at 3:00 PMPM. . , but h« asked Yegur's Interpreter Second Monday, Board CHURCH COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Senior Choir, Thursday at for an eiplanatlon anyway. In the church office 7:JO 4! Berkeley Bmlevard "He says," the Interpreter re- Iielln, New Jeney Innan Avtnn at West |at 8:00 PM. Brownie Troop, Thu/sday at plied, "that they do not like » muum Urti, rastar Street. Colonia Second and fourth Monday, 4:00 PJI. houses on wheels In Russia lundny School, t:45 All, Sunday School and Blblelwhlte Church Guild. Intermediate Troop, Friday Kshlp Service, 11:00 A.M,Clout!, 1:00 KM. Second" Wednesday. Sunday at~7:'ob PM™.""""" ' They prefer a momorwe permanentpen , "uwellstlc Servtoe, 7:45 PM Gospel Service, Sunday, I:e «noustng. s Study and Prayer (Wed.IPJM. Second and fourth Wednes-'8:00 P.M. 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(hur huyttt NOW ONLY Ami and lafca iW > vmwXT OM> ROCKET aSert •• mmh man nl«a far fmf $5-98 r« (iillon WhlU »5d HtMdj- itMl. Cmm k ..... Mixed Body Colon RADER'S ELIZABETHTaWN IS TH1 VALUI CAR 378 State Street OP TH« KiOlUN PERTH AM8OY Tel. VA !-»«» mUJtlfty and PAINTERS' SUPPLIES WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES RIZAIITH MlfUCHiN rHTH AMIOY STORE HOURS; ll«Mwk*t8t. Rahway Av«. Woodbrldgo, N. J. iiit iH.itir.H. Vhn Salef4»r PAGE TEN serve,turr of English, HawaiUn, *T i;xni w »h ^ and Chinese. :.>.»: the «H*raUon wen! at lusus "I found myself talking tlfot or tlww dan and that they their f»*™J; ay myself," she said, "and 1 » w«x!«tol tia*. There over nl ht n a «w^ ^ The Crow's Nest owunuous dancing on the urns gin«r ^^ ', there Is no trace of „ .t Walk*. My «»^^iSi?2ri a ft' Sngllsh" In the Iselin ,h.( nc*'that HawatU to Jj*"*^!' conversation today— suu, they hd ^ ttttn Bread ishe speaks a perfect Sngllsh. res they do not want »" JB the Mn. Shandolow says she Is :« *^« »* • * content to stay on the main- public whools for the childrenjidands. land, althouih she is happy HIM M in any other state In the T» Carry Oit Them* Hawaii Is now a part of the BereandTherc; union. When I went to school At the Iselin hiau, sow « union for her people hare in Hawaii, mj f»U»« had to^the members of the I Uk« to gather odd items H» prayed for it for years." par t*rrtfic book rentals. eventjon win don authentic "The years have been kind toj POCONO from oUifr ne*si>«p«ri. IUrn In in (n-ammar school." wallan clothes. BocklJind (Mass* South Shore me," she murmured. I have a MANOR News read; "It's a newspaper's good husband and three lovely! duty to prim the new? and children, Could one ask for! raise hell." . , Also rtad liv mors? Editor ft PubUshfr this it*m: •sir •- A Journalism school grad TKS being tried out as s summer replacement on the copy desk and wa? advised to keep his as we must hate «»».",; . , headline; on ttie conservative! she explained. •Things^or some reason seem^to tide. So he. headed a report of' .like roast pork, of course, arelhem and they ' treaideiit and Mrs. Ei»n-| out In a real Luau, Uw Ha- big business. Mj i bower's 43rd wedding ann!-; jwallans roast an entire pig on wear a real, gay ; Ttnu;: "Anniversary Observed a spit for M hours. Pol. Is also shirt Wt are in th« served, but It Is difficult f or I making leia and I am no* sew - ' by Washington Couple". . . . NEW SLATF. OF FBA: ASorr w* oflVrwi «rf WfodKMff Ural Pitrolmcn'i BnifTotnit Association, ai its inrt»ll»tl»n Kni a holoku, a sort of evening Allen Bernstein, photographer'; non-natires to acquire a taste 1 Monday nifht at the Knlthtt i>( CXimfem saditortnm. Left t» rijht R»b<-H Tune. treasurer; Arthur Grosskopf, vV« jdreas made out of cotton print. Bate third class. TJSN, ton of for It Pol Is something like a pretMent: James Pinch, pmidritt: John Fsruk. Suu 8flnsU, PHiHp Tar«Tino, nc»rdinc MrTetery; SUnkj made In prmcess style with ai Mr. and Mn L Benson, WO Gnnwy purple potato that is mashed Bahway Avenue. Avenel it serr- to a gooey substance. It li very jtrain. „.._„, fflt with Heavy Photographic nourishing awl the Hawaiian., "One UUng teat willl Squadron 61 which has left1 DAY Post to Convenealways feed It to babies. jlng will be oakUhua, s sort ^ , Hi borne bate the Naval Air! At Commander's Home Loml u also consider- Japanese 8aki-Hawauan*£ : Station, Jacksonville. Fla, for; the Hawailans I can remembeT my fathst * three monthi of operations In WOODBRIDQK — It Is something making It m a crock ant STATION • the Asorw. The squadron pro- ^erican Veterans will meet out of'the ordinary it nothlngamong other that i * fides the fleet with long-range j August J at the home of Wll- than the Jewish toxicant Just remember K «m- , mapping and reconnaissance jllsra Scully, commander, S16 (smoked salmon* served with|talned ptaeapnfepeeU moch « atppDrt.. . Army PTC William iHarrell Avenue. Itomstoes and onions. Lau Uulrice and hops. When it was * Knsna, M. whose father, New and old members are is another dish served at haw.'done It was facetiously calW > Rudolph Kuxma lives at 425 urged to attend. Any OJIt. Is made of sweet potatoes.Hawaiian champagne. Mr Weat Avenue, Sew&ren, recent- possessing a C number b eli- chunks of smoked salmon and'father allowed it to ferment for to participated with the 168th Jgible. chunks of pork, wrapped to tea two weeks. Then he would, ir Battalion In a river leaves and roasted on the.touch a match to it. If the^ Mdffof exerdM In Oermany. Dominicans press hunt for ground. The Hawaiians also flame was blue, It was ready! Kama, a combat construction invasion survivors, . serve a type of seaweed whlchlf It was orange, then It had to Vttdalist, entered it* arm; In they call Lemu Lemu, but I be permitted to ferment a few Janoarr 1MB. Be arrived in could never acquire a taste for days longer" Hawaii Festival that. As a matter of fact very Although English aspoken Europe last August. . . . chooU (Continued from Page 1) little real Hawaiian food was and tougt>t_)JL»l!i.£ f j Jottings: {was Sunday. We heard the served in my home, we had Hawaii most of the people; Two teachen m the Town-; planes overhead and my hus.mosti- y Spanish foods." ispeak "pigeon English. Mrs sttp school system, Miss Mari- band remarked, 'It must be Continuing, Mrs. Shandolow'Shandolow said. "Pigeon tog on Jensen and Mia Lorraine J. maneuvers'. But a few minutes M- ilish," she explained. Is a mix OUaracak, participated In a later we knew differently. We two-week workshop in Creative The VTwdbridfe Townihli Rtert»ti«a Dcfartaswat Baaefcall lived three miles from Pearl {aUn Ait Education at Rutgers Uni- Harbor and could see the water Softball Leaoe sehetoie week •* Jwly «, !»**> * « versity Summer Session. . . It's in the distance. Although no SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAOUI a son. Kenneth John, born to HONORED BY BROTHER COPS: Life-time silver membership In Woodbridre Local, bombs fell near our home, the All Gamei Start at 1:1* P. M. Mr. and Mn. Herb Kutcher. Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, is shown belnj presented to Stanley Gurney, retir- area was covered with shrap- MONDAY ' Belford, N. J. Mrs. Kutcher is Iselin YS. White Wreh, Kesw«j Part ing state delegate, by John Factak, new dele fate. Left to rijht ut John DombrowsU, nel. My husband reported for A«wl Park the former Sally 8orce, 760 Robert Tun*, Arthur Gronkopf, James Daneh, Mr. Guraey and Mr. Facial. duty immediately and it was FltsftraM'i TS. Jiff's, Wdgedale Avenue, Woodbridge. BWfhfc three weeks befort I had an SUn'i n, Giordano, , Mr. Kutcher is the son of Mrs. Forts n. JOele, Andrew Desmond and Robert opportunity to see htm again. ' Herbert Kutcher, Fords. . . Zoning Variations WEDNESDAY |E. Jacks were welcomed Into Finally. I received a letter with Remember the itory I wrote DeJoy Inducted an address care of postmaster, White Birth n. Stan's Fstws Part <0f the robin that tu being membership. Are Given Approval San Francisco and I thought I Fltirerald's n. Fords, Avenel Part : , xalsed by the Peterson family, Mr. Qrainelli urged more open WOODBRIDOE — Pour vari- . Iselin n. Mlele. Kenne4y Part i:;;- Canterbury Lane, Colonia? Well ByLocalKofC house meetings to increase ances in soning have been would never see him again, Jug's vs. Giardono, laufcey HelfhU the bird has found a haven in membership and the roll of .granted by the Town Commit- Mr. Shandolow was on UGHT SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE Y'KNOW,THEY the bird sanctuary in the WOODBRTOGE - WilUam I tee on recommendation of the Guadalcanal for three and All Games Start at 1:11 P. M. Catholic gentlemen In civic half years and his parents Btaten Island zoo. Now thDeJoe y was installed as grand .affairs. Zoning Board. MONDAl LIGHT UP THE NEW knight of Middlesex Council, Mauro Motors, Inc., will be wrote their daughter-in-law to O«k Street I Peterson's can go on their va- Mr. Sloan, Insurance coun- Woodbridf e Braves n. Seheno's, > cation without worrying about1 Knights of Columbus, in cere- 'permitted to erect an addition come to New York with her Avenei TS. Iselin Ovttook Rvenne monies at Knights of Colum- cellor, spoke of the benefits of to an existing showroom and eight-months-old baby, Hopelawn School CHEVRON SIGN i what will happen to the bird.. the insurance to families as fol- Indians TS. Avenel jbus Home. Main Street, service garage on Amboy Ave- "They insisted," she went on, THURSDAY lows: La$t But Not Least: John Granelli, district dep- rnie. The .addition will be 45j"so I decided to go. We went in Scheno'i TS. Avenel, Avenel Park SO YOU CAN i Born this week at Perth Am uty, was installing officer, as- Budget committee will meet feet wide and 100 feet deep of;a convoy, for submarines were Hopelawn Indians vs. Woodbridfe Hopelawn School cinder-block construction. ! active and it took us 10 days { boy General Mospit&l. fromsisted by George Sloan. 11 A.M, Sunday; latlin vs. AveneL Kenneiy Park ENJOY IT Hopelawn, a son to Mr. and Golf tournament will be held Andrew Roman was grantedjto reach the mainland. It's FIRE & PROTECTION SOFTBALL LEAGUE 33 Li Mrs. Neal Rasmussen » I**TO™hn™dep7y St^^ Sunday; permission to erect a one-story funny thing, when you are TUESDAY AT NIGHT,TOO! 8treet, a daughter to Mr. A paper drive will be concinder-block stucco barbecue young, you are not afraid, you Avenel Fire Co. vs. IseUn Fire C«, No. 1, Avenel Park Mrs, Francis Andrejcak, 60 knight; Peter McCann. chan- ( pit restaurant on Route 440. cellor; John Mullen, financial ducted Monday at 6 P.M. with lust go along with the crowd ..! Keasbey Fire Co. n. Woodbridfe Fire Co., Keasbey HdfhU West Pond Road . . . from Robert DeJoy, chairman; Harold A. Deter will now bebut I was terribly seasick al- Wdbf e. Emeit, Squad vs. Fords Fire Co., Sewaren Glen Core Woodbridge, a daughter to Mrsecretary. ; Rev. Gustave Na- able to operate a marine serv- Middlesex Council will assist though the ocean seemed calm. Iselin Chem. H. & L, rs. P. B. A. Kennedy Park and Mrs. Howard Mundy, 153 Poleon, chaplain; Leon Gerlty, ice station fronting on 8mith's Others aboard ship took care Lockwood Avenue, a daughter recorder; Andrew Pogany, war- at the Chapter 4 picnic at RECREATION IND. BABE RUTH LEAGUE Creek, Sewaren and Rose Zu- of my baby." (Endim of 1st Half) to Mr, and Mrs. Domlnlck den; Robert Muchanic, treasur- Burke Park, Parlin. August 3 kowski was granted permission er; Thomas Muchanic, lectur- The Shandfllows have lived TUESDAY Testa, 218 Martool Drive The council family picnic will to use the basement of her In Iselin for six years now. St. Andrew's TS. S. L. * &. Outlook Avenue from Menlo Park Terrace, a er; Albert Strish, trustee; Jo- be held August 2 at Roosevel home at 87 I&abelle Street, seph Chiera, advocate; John When she came to the Town- WEDNESDAY daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Park with Donald Miller and Menlo Park Terrace as a beauty Oak Street James McMorrow, 152 Jefferson Kostick, inside guard and Jo- ship, the Iselin congregation St. Andrew's TS. David Martin Kostlck, inside gu Peter Konowitz, chairmen; parlor, had not been formed so the (ind Half) 8t.... ffror m Fords, a daughteg r !seph G. Fedor, outside guard. 3 d Wbb Peter McCann, chairman, an- family joined Congregation FRIDAY / to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webber, nounced there will be a meet- Mower Blase Hopelawn Youth n, David Martia V < 88 Summit Avenue, a daughter Adath Israel, Woodbridge. Ropelawn School to Mr. and Mrs. John Roklta, isj of all non-team bowlers Sets House on Fire "The people in the congre- TaUon & Greiner vs. S. L A K. Oak Street \ August 13 at 8 P.M. with plans Bowl-Mor n: St. Andrew's, :, M Beech Street, a son to Mr. WOODBRJDOE — When ggation were wonderful," she re- Sewaren Glen Core I to form additional teams. t Indians (Toye) vs. Woodbridfe Rotary . and Mrs. Albert Johnson, 210 Charle,„_s Katko, Jr., attempter d called. "They made mo feel Arenel Park Woodland Avenue, a daughter ' DELIGHTFULLY I to put gas into a power mower comfortable and gave me Ismvuf •,' to Mr. and Mn. Stanley Kava, ilR-CONDITIONED NO-ONE'S SAFE SaturdRy ft blaM WOODBRIDOE — Healthi ' started from friendship when I needed riM First Avenue... from Co- the fumes, igniting his father's friends. My oldest son had his • Ionia, a son to Mr. and Mrs. liOfficer Harold J. Bailey re Bar Mitzvah in the Wood- NOW THEU FRIDAY | ported to the police yesterday home at 559 Bamford Avenue. ;.Sdward Lalng, 71 Middle Hill Considerable damage was bridge Synagogue. I hated to Bd., a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. jthat someone broke a window David Niven, tin a Township car that was done to the cellar and part of aleave, but thought It my duty , W. Blater, 42 Oxford Road . . ! parked in front of his home. stairway. to join the congregation In my from Iselin, a daughter to Mr Shirley MacClaine in own area, and here, too. I have said Mrs. Frederick Kleen . . BLAZE QUICKLY OUT found friends," from Avenel, a son to Mr. and ASK ANY GIRL' PORT READING A flash fire Mrs. Shandolow visited Ha- Mrs. William Powers, 17 Burnett In a "Quench" tank at Kopper waii for three months, ten Street, a daughter to Mr. and 1 TODAY THRU tUMDAY! ompany plant was extinguish- years ago and said that al Mrs. Avo Kubar, 1032 St. — ALSO — He Cant "Girt Up the Ship" i by plant personnel Saturday, though her brothers made her George Avenue, a daughter to tie fire sent a flame high in Mr. and Mrs. John Tevis, 414 AVa Gardner in . . . Became He Can't Re- welcome, it did not seem like ne air. home anymore. Tappen Street . . . from Se member Where He Lett It..! waren, a daughter to Mr, and "NAKED MAJA" Like Statehood Mrs. Kenneth Brass, 1$ Charles IFBBY IiKWlfi __ Street. u m« ut«t "The "Newly Tteiiovtted are elated over the fact Hawaii is now the 50th state. O. N. chief offers plan or SAT. TI1RU WED. Suez dispute. FALCON HALL Farttastic! Astonishing! "DON'T GIVE UP Q. O. P. to cut funds for de IK rnlasU Ave. Carterrt relopment loam. THE SHIP" KIT/ Theatre "THE MYSTERIANS" Is Now AvaiUUe For I Carteret, N. J. Kl 1-MM Plus—Gojp> Seott Four rme$ a Year — ALSO — "TABIAN'S GREATEST • WEDDINGS NOW THRU SATURDAY STATE Gcorjt Montgomery in ADVENTURE" • SHOWERS JULY to, 24, tl Highest in an Jnv -ed Institution THEATRE C«lw • BANQUETS CHEVRON SUPREME "WATUSI" O "SLEEHK Woodbrldie, N. J. K in the Area A]r-CQn4Jtion«l lor Yonr • iComlott Rain or Shin* TODAY THRlTsA1\ Meeting Room* now sold at the sign SUN., MON, TUES. JULY 23, 24, 25 F\)RDS For Hlrt Jerry Lewis in JULY 21, 27, It PUTMJSE For Retervatiom Call FREE Motley Orders 'Don't Give Up the Ship' Route g 1, Hoodbndit H1-1-4MI Kl 1-9888 2 BIG FEATURES of the CHEVRON AUt-CONDITlONID - Co-Hit - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY cHK "TARZAN'S GREATEST 2-Ttrhnlcolor BlU—! to Depositors These days, it's no trick to find ^ From The Gnu Hone Soldtcn THUBS. THRU TUESDAY "I MOBSTER" jp ADVENTURE" Supreme, the gasoline that gives y°" < > pW Comet John W»jn« In (JULY U-M) performance. This great wpw-P*^ ^ SUN.. MQN., TUES., WED. LONE TEXAN" JULY 26, 27, 28, 29 sold at thousands, of 8-Utiow that ^"^ -Also- Any Dcpwdt Made Withi* Fint Ten Days marK Continuous Sundi; from liU PM famous CHEVRON name. They're " Pll|| CARTOONS Draws Interest from the First of the Month MAT1NEK DAILY MONDAY, I ttuiuUr Matinee new r#d, white and blue sign y°" **' " TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "FIGHTING atl:NP.M. in beneath it soon! "I WALT DISNEY LEATHERNECKS" WLI). THRU 8AT. presents "SLEEPING JULY 29, JI, II, AUG. 1 ~Sundi|, M uwtor "SLEEPING BEAUTY" AmutBf - t'anlutto | "Don't Give Up t'nm Behind the Moon Csmci BEAUTY" - Co-Hit - "Grand Canyon" The Ship" Axia Federal Savings "THE SAD HORSE" HE Wetkfe»: «, I u< i.M and Slturdiy ul buodij; BdntGivp c0 THUUS. THRU TUES, Color TOKYO AFTER TMt CALIFORNIA Oil t, 4:15, t, I ind »:M JULY SO THRU AUGUST 4 j~ Co-Hit Up the Ship 11 & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RAHWAY Gtorft DARK Marilyn MOUM, WEDNESDAY, JULY !» 160« Irving jkm*, Railway, N. J. T»ny Curtis in Color CAKTOONS IAWTAN Oil COMPANY rUlton 14141 HUN8ARIAN SHOW HATL'kDAV STKCIAL KIDDUS "SOME LIKE IT HOT" :HILDREN ALWAYS FBLL1 suTiNta at IM r. u. heinR forrod ^ take from RuMiRn lp J" 11 r J ac«rSl couplnd with the insecure THE JOLLY ROMIt realisation that, we. are probably out- (f Itr Ifhifitm Pinned and outclassed in the race for rocket missiles capable of carrying nu- JBeatmt clear warheads. Many Prefer State July 19. 19S9 (flartertt |r«f r. Charles E. Oregory Too Much Long idependent-Leader Tax to Sales Tax oodbrldge, N. J. Chariot K. While no editor can speak for all of )ear Mr. Gregory: Editor and PnbUiher Please accept the thank* of his readers, we are tired of hearing orRRniutlun for the very By KENNETH FTNK, IMrfctor, :nft news article and pictures lt« the poor m»ti; poor about Governor Earl Long in Louisi- Princeton Rtiemrch Service Fnrr1 K 20 Oraen StfMt M0M-UU vernlng the physiclal fltnwn, the last, thing you may tax. Next most frequently men- mit ion program conducted by the •nut, to do 1s cook, but for most sometimes this sort of business does Now just what are the rea- tioned reasons for preferring & mi committee. These results are to us it's unavoidable. The sons why a sizable group of thi state Income tax are: not result in political defeat, and it rcret may be to plan ahead. i mealed within the next few weeks. people talked to prefer a state 4. You wouldn't mist income will be interesting to see how the race Think cool when you plan a Income tax to a state sales tax? Ux BO much; they'd Uke it oat .immer menu. Summer appe- !lf Realty Appraisal Company, Analysis of the findings show of your pay, it would be regular in Louisiana comes out. tes are happier with lighter, eh conducted the study,, is now re- that three reasons are upper payments; would come out of >w-calorie foods that are re- most on the minds of those win wages and you wouldn't feel K ran its figures in an effort to arrive reshing. A melon bowl, for ex- prefer a state income tax. so much—7%. .iiriiiiate conclusions which will re- rnple, is colorful and delicious 1. The Income tax Is based on 5. Wouldn't cost me ao much Food For Peace nd as cool to prepare as to eat. ability to pay: it's fairer; It1 ln the long run; not so heavy t us nearly accurately as possible, A bill being pushed by A melon bowl is easy to make. more equitable; lt'i in propor for me; cheaper for me—6%^. ;iuc value of all property In the Senator Start with half a watermelon. tlon to Income; If you maki 6. An Income Ux hits every- Stuart Symington, among Scoop out the melon with a ini.i. ipaiity. It is fortunate, we. think, others. more money, you pay mor«; 1 one : alt have to pay their would alleviate the problem now bur- ball-shaped cutter until the hits the hlrher income brack share; everybody will have to pat n^at gains are being taicen'-to Under the Capitol Dome melon is hollowed. This follow pay; catches everyone; every- dening the Department of Agriculture eti; it's In proportion to earn* • a report which will give proper shell serves as a bowl. Next injs; you are taxed on what one would ,be Uxed—6%. and feed hungry peoples around the By J. Joseph Irllliit scoop out balls of cantaloup you earn; all proportionately 7. A aalei Ux would redue* aturr to the project so important to world—plus making friends for the and honeydew melon and com-fraduated—39%. business in the state; peoplt b community and all who are part bine with watermelon balls. Z. The gain tax hlU the peo- would buy less; would Interfere United States. TRENTON —Medical practi- ostensibly to consider the Oov- work and the 20-year program Clean some strawberries and ple Ieait able to afford it: It (Continued on Page 20) | n We have waited for years to have tioners of New Jersey have irnor's plan to use excess turn- blueberries and peel and slice As the average reader probably of improved facilities now I real estate properly valued, and we never been better mobilized pike funds to help railroads, found in camps and in quarters some ripe peaches. If these knows, the United States spends a than at present In joining with Governor Meyner wilt renew his provided on farms. fruits are- not real sweet, be Jrtamly can wait a little while longer doctors of other states oppos- efforts to secure Senate con- SCOOTERS: — New Jersey sure to add sugar to them be- Know Your Representatives large sum of money each year keeping ing a pending amendment firmation of two dozen pending make certain that the conclusions youngsters and their' parents fore adding to melon bowl. The beat citiien U an active citizen, on« who li surplus crops in storage. What the in Congress to the Social Se- appointments. should know they will become Chill fruit in refrigerator until the present study are equitable curity Act to provide hospital- alert and goes to the source to secure the best availabls reader may not know, is that this huge The Governor hat complained involved with the law if Junta very cold. If you have a large information. The best representative 1» one who co- • all. lzation, nursing home care and bitterly during hi» entire term goes out on a streets or high treezer, you can put the shell operates with nil constituents and is ready and eager storage program costs Uncle Sam a surgical services lor. social se- over failure of the Senate to way showing off his new unin over-night. It will be shim- |It is the plan to use the new values curity beneficiaries. to receive their views. Herewith are the addresses of bilHon dollars a year! confirm many of his nomina- licensed motorized scooter. mering and frosted when you your representatives. Keep ln touch with them. i the ,l>aai4 for 1960 taxes, and it cer- The Medical Society of Newtions, but without much suc- The State Division of Motoi take it out. linly LS to be hoped that this plan can Experts have been trying to figure Jersey, in a newsletter sent to :esfi. The nominations have re- Vehicles ls taking serious cog' Fill the frosted shell with UNITED STATES CONGRESS out a way to get the government out all its members, its woman's mained bottled up in the Senate nizance of Increasing sales !rult and garnish with mint. A Senator H. A. Williams, Jr., (D), Senate Office Build- ) rralized. Before adoption of the new auxiliary and to all cooperating Judiciary Committee year after oreign and domestlc-madi little wine poured over the fruit ing, Washington, D. C. Home—Westlield of this storage business, The hugeagencies, requested letters and year. ures. all property-owners will be scooters and warns that the; will impart a delicious flavor. Senator Clifford P. Case (R), Senate Office Building, telegrams be sent to congres- crop surpluses have been acquired in The running fight between must be considered motor ve You will find this makes a Washington, D. C. Home—315 Elm Avenue, Rahway, (ven an opportunity to have an ex- sional representatives urging the Governor and the Republi- hides under New Jersey perfect salad or dessert. When|| Representative Peter FreUnghuysen, Jr. (R). (Fifth price support operations, which con- defeat of the Forand bill being can Senate has caused the chief piation of the basis upon which and therefore become licensee served as a salad, you may like Congressional District), House. Offlc* Building, considered for passage. It was executive to refuse to send in tinue in operation. as such. to place a scooped-out canta- Washington, D. C. Home—Morrlitown. eir valuations have been reached, In introduced last February 18 by the names of his cabinet of- Scooter bikes are not conlou- p sheU in the center of your Symingtpn's plan would allow the Representative Aime Forand, ficers for reappointment when STATE LEGISLATURE ; way, there should 1* flominmder - sidered at motor ? fllMon DOWI and flH with D, Rhode Island, and Is identi he began his second four year landings to mar the effectiveness, and government to sell foodstuffs cheaply many states, notably Florida creamed cottage cheese, to Senate fled as the "Social Security term last year. He insisted such but this does not apply to th which you have added a little John A. Lynch (D), SB Paterson Street, Mew Brunswick irness, of t he revaluation program. to some countries, where people are Amendment of 1959." action was not required by the Garden State, the officials salad dressing, freshly ground Auembly The bill would provide hos- State Constitution because they the Motor Vehicles Division in> IWc certainly hope that a spirit of actually hungry and where they would nutmeg, and sweetened with William Kurti (D), 415 Conover Street, South Amboy pitallzatlon, nursing home serv- already held down the jobs. sist. They must bs reglstem honey. This should.be blended David I. Stepacoff (D). 160 Lewis Street, Perth Amboy p rounding will dominate the con- not be bought at higher prices, or ices, and surgical services for The Governor's present gripe the same as motorcycles. into a smooth cream. J. Edward Crabiel (D), 38 Highland Drive, Mllltown «!i''>» by the people of their new wherein the program did not cost any individual who ls entitled is over failure of the Senate to This, in turn, creates anothei to retirement benefits; a deconfir- m the nomination of Ned problem. Under the law, moto BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS iti'tns. The intent of the program American business men sales. He pendent of an individual en- J. Parsekian as State Motor cycle drivers, as well as motoi Karl E, Metzger (D), Director, Rutgers University, New would even give some of the food away titled to disability benefits, and Vehicle Director. This nomina- ists must be accompanied by ini|> kee If the program could be administer- for which he was hospitalized. are disturbing New Jersey farm bushels, 40 per cent more than Ps nis mouth shut. — Irish Third Ward Fourth Ward ''»' Tragedy About Berlin The Medical Society of Newleaders. the revised estimate of 2,500, Digest. L. Ray Allbant (D) Peter Schmidt (D) ed wisely and fairly, so that U. S. pro- Jersey takes the position that Along with leaders of other 000 bushels for 1958 and 29 pel Elmer Dragot (Dj . Thomas Costello CD) 1 ducers and business men would not be the pending bill falsely assumes eastern states, Garden State *ent above the ten-year averag Displeased Person Fifth Ward ' n-aKedy for the United States, A tourist is a man who travels ul n that when a citipen reaches the farmers are looking askance at The 1959 crop now forecai Jqhn Evanko (R) hurt, it would be a long-sought son* to see things that are different is not clearfor everyone age of SS he becomes auto- drives by labor organizations would be the largest since 193 David Miller (R) f " and then complains when they tion to the big storage problem Of the matically the victim of disease and laljor agency officials to Insect and disease damage ^tand. However, It might bet- ..the jam* DuWte BOBOTOB Or CARTEMtT COtWCII, dshiitty, .incompetent .*aU focus .attenUeft-«it-the-wftfes Jraey owhardg has jii uudei&tQod-4f- one carefully - IISDA. It would b»^'great wtlmpte t Opinion. pauperized and mentally and and conditions under which light to date, according to the MATOB °«-s tiie bombastic words of Soviet generosity and humanitarian think financially incapable of taking migrant farm workers are em- report. A heavy set requlrec Wheekend Edward J. Dolan (D) 1 ing in the United States, and should care of himself. ployed. They claim statements thinning of most varieties A two-party system is one f ' Nikita Khrushchev. "It is a blank check for a po-and literature are being dis- Light picking of Starrs, started COUNOaUEN certainly gain us friends the world Saturday night and another 'V example, he recently told former tentially unlimited tax protribute- d ; stressing the claim ln South, Jersey shortly befon Sunday afternoon. — Worcester John K D-ZurllU (D) Adam SsymDOMki (D) *' Averill Harrlman of New over. gram, which threatens to bethat housing facilities are in-July 1 and marketing will con (Mass.) Telegram. Walter Sullivan (D) Alex Such (D) come an equal if not greater adequate and poor. Approx- tlnue active throughout ttii i Thomas Millk (D) John Hutnlk CD) burdeVin**/4BTnt +tno all l fl¥citizenIVAWI s IVian ' la 4ma+Alimately« 4120,001 flftf0l /n«farm THAM'WAVIworkerMs month. Hit he* Recommendation Your generals talk of maintaining the income tax," claims the as are employed in . New ; Jersey New Jersey peach productlo: When asked to furnish his Down in Cuba sociation. this summer. will reach 2,100,000 bushels. A school and college affiliations, ""i in Berlin with force. That u LEGISLATURE: - When the Farm leaders say In ththouge h this is 19 pen cent less a New England applicant 11 you send in tanks, they will There is impressive information Legislature reconvenes next propaganda being issued no than the record 1958 croD,-tt- tamed, lwleflj^i&en wrote: "Korea, Clash of 1953." — and make no mistake about it. from reliable sources, that Commun- Monday ln mid-summer session, credit is given to the pioneer 21 per cent above the ten ye average. The crop has developei Sniper, San Bruno, Cal. 1 30 YEARS IN *ant war you can have it, but ism is stronger in Cuba today than well to date after heavy ham Bn thinning of most varieties. You've Said It! "*r, it will be your war. Our anyone realizes. For example, the GLAMOR GIRLS Bowlegs may not be few, but w JERSEY JIGSAW — Munici 'li fly automatically," Chief of Staff of the Cuban Air Force pallties may adopt ordim 're far betweek -, Detcher, PERTH AMBOY! U.S1S. Intrepid. 's something of the same tone recently resigned and charged tha1 regulating the public sollcita tlon of funds by charltab Complete Brokerage Service M by the First Deputy Soviet the country was being infiltrated and and philanthropic organize INCIDENT N" Froi Kozlov on hia recant trip brought under the control of the Com- tions. under a new law signec CLEARWATER, Ha.—It was rl1 by the Governor. .. . The 186 a toss-up as to who was more the United States. Both state- munists. traffic death total has beer embarrassed, Terrjr dark, 17, • Stocks • Commodities • Bonds whose car hit a limp post, or Tflect the conviction of Soviet Fidel Castro's brother is said to be raised to 349 thus far this ye STATISTICAL SERVICE ttni(in that they have a weapons compared with 373 at the sami policeman Bernard Menghelli, a pro-communist, if not an avowed time last year. . . . Unltei who Immediately arrested him. DOW JONES NEWS SERVICE "toRe over the United States. one. Castro it said to lean toward the States Senator Harrison Clark said the accident hap- Monthly Bulletin Sent On Written Request iiition to having been outstrip- Reds, though knowing full well tha Williams claims that federt pened when he took his eyes aid to education can no long off the road to watch a pretty Direct Wire to New York—Complete Stock Ticker Service the Russians, in rockets, and he cannot give vent to his sentimen be "put off to the next ye girl walking by. The policeman aps ln ot her weapons, the .United all the way, because, of the pressure which never comes". . . . N admitted he had not seen the ls Jersey supports fewer colle accident. He also was watching £ at a tremendous disadvantage which, might come from the United students within Its borders pei the girl. # in Berlin. President Statesj against him. 1,000 population than 44 oth T. L. Watson & Co. r therefore, lannot be as states, according to statlstli TOURISTS' PARADI8E FOUNDEp 1832 ln President Usenhower — at his con- compiled by the United Stat MOUNT AIRY, N. q.-Tour- f his words over maintaining Office of Education , . . Th MEMBER ieir ference on the first day of this month ists driving through Muuul • "ghts in Berlin as Khrush- Garden State Parkway |et lie Airy can hardly complain about NEW YOKK STOCK EXCHANGE — said the United States cannot closi safety marks._. along with a Uit) police, who have aubatituted " * ^en in demanding that the traffic records during the fin AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE its eyes to what is going on in Cuba. hospitality lor a speed Uay. "We a free city, surrounded half of 1959 . . .The, New Jffl The varioui Invasions being planned Bach Wednesday a police- mimbt territory. . sey Farm Bureau Ws called in Cuba are thoughts be the work of statewide meeting of its cou man selects a tourist car by Us PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ty wildlife committeemen fi but-oi-statti license plutea and '-• (At the S Corners) argument in favor of a re- underground and uppen communist July 31 in Trenton to considi stops it. The tourists get supper dU(* expanded effort In our agitators, who seek to gain power via the deer problem , . . T at a restaurant, a movie, u tour TeJ. HI 8-2650 n( Tournament of Fish, conduct! of the city, and an overnight •j l miSSiieS program can be other revolutions and revolutionary "Well, anyway, thanks for the drinks, old roan. AM from Borough ' Hall, Seasii stay at a hotel or motel—all MONROE A. WEIANT, Resident Partner the blunt words we are governments. wait till you taste MY wile's cooking." (Continued on Page 20) fre«. PAGE TWELVE Workers Township-Wide CalenderScouts Relurn Planned by B'nai Brith From Ca List Big COLOMA—The Sinai chapter nf JVnai Brith Is starting In 18EUN - committees of August to publish a Townshlp- the Iselln Fair now In progress widp community calendar of Oolden at Oreen Street are as follows; any elflc, charitable and re- General chairman, Rev. John ligious organizations who wtah Wllu*: hnnnrflry chairmen. hp included. Th« chapter Is Commltteeman Thomas J. Cos- planning this a* a monthly John W tello. Andrew J. Dapuno. Fran- publication to avoid conflict of and nature eli C. Foley, Qene Llmoli, organizational dates in the camping; FranX Mastrandea, William E. Township. O'Neill. Dr. Edward A. Ptrte- So many people belong to nope and Commltteeroan Peter two or three groups and th SchmHt: find, generally 15 minutes be- Hall and Collectors, Rev. Thomas Den- fore they are due at one Im- ketry. tlel, Rev. Robert Mayer, Mark portant meeting, that they are Oallagher. Edgar Thompson also due at another," says Mrs and Leo Sesselman: Harold Feist, 87 Mercury Ave- Pioneering Secretary. Marian Dapurao; nue. "With the Township get change, William E. O'Neill, I tins so big, and activities so Second ci»,, .' chairman, with George Brltton. numerous, we feel thi» will fill Thoma, M^ Lawrence Clancy, William a real need." Croiby: Hamilton .-" Any organisation may regis- worked on Fi?»t'r Supplies, Ted Olekslak. ehalr ter Its date, tune and place of qulrementment i n c min, with Martin Mllko. meeting by getting In touch Oeorge Brooks, Paul Burke. with Mrs. Rllli Taffet, Howard Toms, Chris Kaliont- Spencer Avenue, Colonta, FU- MIS8 WILMA FROEHI.irH Us; guard., Vlaeent ProabUch: 1-5526. Any interested group BETROTHED: Mr. and MM. Building, Walter Jaworski. Nursery SehcM>l may receive the publication Vincent Froebllrh, 19. B*ek- chairman, with Fred Mess, which is Intended to come out Avenue, Colonia, »n- Charlei OWll, Fred German. man on a monthly basis. the encafement of Joseph Maucefl. Robert Sum- Wans for Fall their danfhter, WUna, t« COLONIA own. John Asanlo, Vincent L Mr, 0 Ott-o, Joseph Schortz. Henry Geort* Gnenien, ton of Mr. and Mrs, p. _ tub, Raymond Caffrey. An- ARRANfiL- FOR POPULAR FAIR: Thr committee (or thf Ivlln fair In shown ibnvc Standing, IcK to riirht, Frank MaiUuidrea, Gene IJmoll, French Indians Named and Mrs. Nkholu Gnerriere, named to arranee thony Vardl, Leo Genarelll, C. Foley, Commlttmnen Peter Schmldl and Thomas CostWlo. Seatrd, Dr. *;. A. Purtnope, WUllam E. O'NeUl, Rev. John Wllna ani Andrew Dapuno. 711 Mkhlnai Avenne, Kenll- Chtrles Zalesii, Joseph Clem- worth. ani, Andrew Dapuno, Henry 1959 Champions Mist Froehlich k a gradn- lnter-raclal nur- Olorer. Prank Jacob, Joseph Make Ceramics COLONIA — Playing before •te *t Woodbridf* Hlth whkh operates , tUcKwikl, John Granelll, Evan a big crowd Sunday afternoon, SehMl aai k eraplorei by Ltadner, Anthony Sanseviere, the Indians won a close, well- The Collate PalmoUvt Com- Registrations Edward Ziellnski, Owen, Me- To Aid Hospital played game against the Ath-panr, New York City. She It cepted for the Mahon, Leonard La Banco, etics to become the Colonla secretary •( th« Scnlw S«- openings for u Gerald Collier, Joseph Hnat, COLONIA-The Colonla Oaks dallty of St. CtedU't Cfcweh, Twig of the Rahway Hospital Little League champions for Oeone LUlqulst. Joseph Flet- IaeUB. the 3 to 4 year ; Auxiliary met Thursday night the 1959 season. Score was 3-0. cher, Joseph Bono, William Mr. GMtrlero It t rraJnate Me 17 children In a ],,, at the home of Mrs. Edward In the first Inning, John Felt C Duencheldt, James Vendola, of Cranford Hlfh Sehoti ao4 Interested parent* , Partenope. The group worked singled, Jimmy Tlerney K Dan Tarrant, Nicholas Hand, b employed by the Linden vlted to call Mrs. Mi; . on making additional ceramics doubled, and John Schaaf ton M Vincent Cunningham, Richard Auto Agency. The ooapk plan for which the demand Is stead- singled to bring in two runs. ~~T 1-2038 for further >n' einnott, William Lemlska. During the fifth Inning, George a November wedding. tlon. Richard U Marca, Thomas ily increasing. Byrnes, William Nagengast, Al Sixteen members are hoping Tlerney stretched a stogie to bert Mumy. Joseph Barry. to stockpile enough of their two bases, and Dicky KluJ John Schobert, Prank Me- work ahead, so that the pieces Untied. Township Couple Weds; Orath, William Blhler, John may be used for favors at a Charles Kavctak pitched t Mlete, Robert Pftrter, Prank Monte Carlo Night which Is good game for the Athletics. Smith, Peter Beiano, Gene Me planned for the fall. However, Managers of the two teams On Canadian Honeymooi Mahon, ,it our and Gourmet Department. YOU RING -WE BRING"-Fr«« Delivery at AH

O«a« IT rreMo Frednc r A. n. TO it ML nu 1M lia Aw*-. rwoaic FREE DELIVERY! - FU 1-0100 - FREE PAGE THTHTEEN Auxiliary II Children of Mujica Family Have Same Seeks Aid To Elect ¥m?0 lHns_Mrs. Walter Pajak Initials—J. A.M.—Same as Their Dad's - llti,rt a nominating com- POItllR - Rnb«>rt N, tp tf.f lll ! ' ! ., lt n meeting Mondny of I,arnv homily Spells Fti'pnhllcan candidate fOT 8W* ",i: V.thrrs Auxiliary, Fords- Happiness, flfisy but ond Ward Committeeman^liM '!!',,, B!Hton Little League, at Pif iMiTri n report, and p'resented Kdison Plrchouse. Proud Mother Finds it n> CmiRrpssman Peter Fre* 11',,,; Charles Kline is chalr- By GH,I)A KRESS lini;hnysrn ,ir,, to enlist his aid , listed by Mrs. Ed Bro- FORDS James Arthur Mu- in linlttiif! the transfer of StatU* nr IT)* Fords Post Office. "': kv Mrs. George Hart, Mrs llen, is one week old—but he nl In his statement, Mr. " • - ftnd Mrs. Howard I will nnt, hnvp any trouble about i ,, the committee will pre- nitialed clothing for his six \,'.', ',,„. slate at the August 17 itstnrs and one brother; nil "1. A minimum of four 'door avfi the. same. Initials. tn drior' delivery routes would ni''i,' sinmund Szatkowskl, Children of Mr. and Mrs. lie eliminated. This would if- s fert four local mnll rarrlers who i'iii>«-rf liin chairman, an- NRW I,I'riur.n —wninmiHsiniirri ., \avv ames A. Mujifla, 11 Olenwood would be transfered. Further; ';;;,„„.„• there now are 133 Naval Air RfcUo». Pem»r«l». Ha./iirnr,,* A. Kantra, son Terrace, If there Ls a certain It would nffeel some 1600 local ,„, nil-rrs enrolled. or Mr and Mrs. (>«,*,. Kilntra. 17H Second Avenue, Fords, harmony to the names, credit and niuhand of the former Miss Nanny C. .Inhnson, 504 an be given to their mother. residents now being served by Ttu, Auxiliary voted a dona- the lornl Fords Post Office. Sayre Avenue, Perth Amhoy, is toiiKratulated. by Capt, H. The six Mujica girls are ,,f S500*to the Little League ommandln "2. Mall carriers would hav« ,, , P tii 17' " e °<"^r of the Naval School of Janet Adele, 15, Woodbrldse fi'ncr for the new field at ito be, in some cases, conveyed 1 Pre-Flljht. Before entering the FlUht Program at the High School student; Judith !'.;.'K p;,,-k. The group also will frnn. the mew) post office to I'' Naval Air Station, Lakehumt, he graduated from Lehlgh Ann, 13; Jacquelyn Arline, 11; ,'' ,„.«• water Juss to the nrd from their respective route*. University, He received his commission after completing June Alice, 9, and Jill Andrea, I,!.,,,,, ,111(1 midget league teams. "3, Approximately, an ad* sixteen weeks of pre-flltht training, and Is now undergoing students at School 14, and Ml. nnmind Maciolek was dltlonal three and one half pnmsry flight training at fiaufley Field Naval Auxiliary Jo Ann, 3, who will enter r,,:,iut('(l team mother of the miles of travel would be re- school In the fall. The other ,,''•,'. ;,nd Mrs. Hart was named Air Station In Pensacola. quired of some of the resident! boy is John Andrew, who is al- i,.ul.,n:in o' the team mothers. ,n order to pick up their rflfcH .\niinuncemeitt was made of most four. nr tic business at the (new) port 11 .,;. miHinl picnic to be held Discussing the names of her office, \. uM 23 «t Fords Park with Bride-to-be Is Honored children, Mrs. Mujica said: With these and other perti- , ',, phiis, Browns, Pirates, "My husband was overseas AIX THE J.A.M.'s IN A ROW: Above are the Mujica family member.. Left to rljht, Jill, with her brother John in nent fncts relating to this mat- c• mts, Cubs, Indians, Orioles when Janet was born and since front; Mr, Mujica, Jacquelyn, Janet, Judith, Mm. Mujloa, holding new Infant son, James; Jo and June. ter, Mr. Neary, Mrs. John ,'.',i"r:irrilnnls in charge. At Garden Party, Showershe was our first-born, we O'Meara and Robert Beck pre- sented the report to Congress- V:, Kline was given a vote named her so that she would are good youngsters and very|clay from the back yard and FORDS - Mrs. Henry Hoist, Liverty and Miss Ann McLlver- ket, a recipe file they had made gineers. man Prellnghuysen. „. '•[;•,! iks for her conduct of the have her dad's initials, at least." helpful. All the glrLs make their j oves to work on erector sets Yuro Drive, was hostess at a ty, New York City; Mrs. Richard In this manner, and some very Mrs. Mujica expects to re- Congressman Frellnghuyaen ,,,;,; successful candy sale. Mr. Mujica was an infantry own dolls' clothes and the older and Intricate designs. She Is garden party and shower in Qrindle, Alexandria, Va, and good clay models. sume her work with the local Is reviewing the matter with, Tl,. White Sox won the at- 1 unit leader in the European girls are getting quite good at honor of Miss Irma Ohlendorf, Mrs. Lawrence Quthleln, Jack - very good at it." One thing was made very Qlrl Scouts this fall. L. V. Oreene, regional opera- l.,:,:lini'{' prize and the Indians Theatre during World II and making things for themselves." daughter of Mr. and Mrs O ion Heights, N. Y. In addition to the children clear. The Mujica family does As she looked at her children tions director, Post Office De- „..,! mils will be in charge of Ohlendorf, Peeksklll, N. Y. saw action in France and Ger- They also are a musical Mr. and Mrs. Hoist and fami- to take care of there are also everything "together." assembled for the picture, Mrs. partment, Philadelphia, Pa., and i-'i.;,:'jity for the August many. group. Janet plays the accor- Miss Ohlendorf Is the fiance ly have Just returned from seven chinchillas which were They are all fond of fishing, Mujica recalled: promised an early reply In a yii. ••':»£• As the next five children were dion and hopes to be a mem- of Mrs. Holsfs brother, William vacation at Seaside Park. raised by Mrs. Mujlca's late so the whole group piles Into "We used to hope to have an letter to Mr. Neary In which he all girls, they decided to keep ber of the WHS band, Jackie McLlverty, son of Mrs. Osborne mother; a dog, a parakeet and the car and takes off for the 'Ideal' family of two boys and maintained the need to keep, the same initials for all. Need plays the violin and Judith ls wlt ubllc McLlverty, New York City. The fish. shore. At Sandy Hook or near- two girls. It took a while, but PMe h P requirement* Monthly Report Made Township Airman's a guitarist. June wants to study couple will be married October less to say the birth of John Plans Recreation by beaches, each child fishes we now have our two sons." and government efficiency. 10 In Peeksklll. was also a happy occasion. piano. s- /}y rords Aid Squad Betrothal Announced . Mrs. Mujica told me the back with his or her own pole. Observing the ease with "We had given up hope of Janet also assisted at trie yard ls a playground for her YOHDS — \Howard Christen- QueBt« Included Mrs. Joseph FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. V, The children do not take up which they get along with their ever having a son," she said. Vacation Bible School of Our youngsters. She bought books ,,i .uptaln, announced at a Koryus, Bellerose, L, I.; Mrs. M. Jameson, Clovis, N. M., have all their time, the Mujlcas said children and the patlenoe they Expana nume Redeemer Lutheran Church on handicraft Instruction and Date for Family rc,v.;jim last week, 8t. John'sO. McLlverty, New York City; announced the engagement of Mr. Mujica hopes to take man- have with each, It's easy to The father of this lively fam- hlch the family attends. showed the youngsters how to Fri Aid Squad, answered 75 Mrs. Thomas McLlverty, Madi- their daughter, Cliudene, to agement courses In the fall see why the Mujica family ls ily ls a graduate of Cooper Mr. Mujica related: make articles from popsicle ,.,!> during June as follows: son; Mrs. John McLlverty, Airman 2/c Ernest flalazs, son possibly at Rutgers University an "ideal" one, no matter Union and ls a design engineer "Jacquelyn is a future engi- sticks. The girls showed me Picnic is Set Transportation, 17, emergen- Rockville, Md.; Mrs. Norman of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Balazs, He is a member of the Ameri- how many girls and bqys there with Relchhold Chemicals of FORDS - The 12th annual ce :n, motor vehicle aecl- McLlverty, Peeksklll, N. Y.; 1 Woodland Avenue,- leer. She makes things out of very professional - looking bas- can Society of Mechanical En- may be. d,:i:.< 9, fires, 13, fire drills, 3 Mrs. Charles McLlverty, Ar- Elizabeth. The Mujlcas have family picnic of the William J.' a;-d parades, 2. i The two ami ponk, N.Y.; Mrs. Richard Mc- Mlss Jameson ls a gradul lived In their present Lafa- Warren Association will be held of Clovis High School and ls rooms. It also Is to contain a traveled 480 miles yeRfiSstates home for about August 23 at Highland Grove, employed at the National Bank doctors' lounge, locker rooms 1590 lbs. of oxygen and four years. With the upstairs Charlotte Pokol New Addition according to announcement by n that city. She, attended Air- LAFAYETTE ESTATES or doctors, nurses and nurses' i man hours were do- Kupets - Petercsak •oom being completed and the Charles J. Alexander, presi- Engagement is Told line Hostess School in New recreation room almost fin- aides, instrument sterilizing dent, Mexico. ished, there will be much- Engaged to Wed SHORECREST at FORDS For Hospital and scrub rooms, and a large Ernest J. Blanchard Is chair- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. John Airman Balazs ls a graduate needed room for this growing FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. NEW BRUNSWICK - Con- 14-bed recovery room, man and John J. Curran, co- SWIM PARTY Petercsak, 10 Cliff Avenue, of Woodbrldge High School James pokol, 310 New Bruns- The entire area will be alr- chairman. family. In addition, Mr. Mujica By MRS. LESTER KRESS struction of a new $350,000 FORDS - Roosevelt Estates have announced the engage and ls serving In the U. S. Ak wick Avenue, have announced ondltloned. Each operating Members of the association is building a large patio In the 55 Inverness Terrace, Fords operating room suite, to be one resdmts are Invited to attend ment of their daughter Theresa Force stationed at Cannon Air the engagement of their daugh- oom will be Individually con- may Invite friends to the affair, back yard. U 8-3215 of the largest in the east, has th. slimmer swim party to be Ann, to Edward F. Kupets. son Force Base, N. M. ter, Charlotte, to Paul Thomas rolled for temperature and with refreshments, games and Mrs. Mujica met her husband —Mrs. Ira Dlnnerman, Hlc- been started at Middlesex Qen- lii-id August 1 at The Pines, Me of Mrs. Michael Kupets, Parlln Perrone, son of Mr. and Mrs. in Irvington where she lived kock Street was hostess at a re. eral Hospital here, according to lumidlty. The entire area will sports being planned for iyh"n An evening of swlm- and the late Mr. Kupets. Nicholas Perrone, Staten Island Second Ward Men most of her life. They were ception Tuesday in honor of her an announcement by John H, provided with explosion- youngsters and adults. There m:m and entertainment is N. Y. A graduate of 8t, Mary's married In 1943 and lived in son and daughter-in-law, First Beddow, hospital general man- roof electrical and other fix- will also be prizes awarded for High School, Perth Amboy, Awarded Service Pins Rahway for five years before Miss Pokol ls a graduate of Lieutenant and Mrs. George Wer. ures, and conductive flooring the younger set. Mlu Petercsak attended the will be Installed throughout. FORDS — Stephen Yusko, 82 buying the Fords home. Woodbridge High School. Mr. Dlnnerman, Warner Robbins, The new facility will occupy HIIKAT BILL BOGGED Grace Downs School, New York Woodland Avenue, and Stephen "My wife is an excellent Pokol attended Staten Island Qa. Eighty guests were present the entire first floor of Middle- Mr. and Mrs. Club DOWN City and was a hostess for Hudak, 59 Loretta Street, Hope cook," Mr. Muj)ca exclaimed High School and served In the from Newark, Livingston, Ro- sexx Hospital's new 195S south TEACHER BILL PASSED Capital Airlines, Washington, Outing on Saturday The chairman and ranking lawn, were presented with serv- She can make any dish from U. S. Army, He ls employed by selle Park, South Orange and wing, „ total of 16,000 square The House of Representa- Republican member of the Sen-D. C. ice pins for the completion of Hungarian goulash to roast Horah Engraving Company, Westfield"'estfield. f tives has unanimously passed a FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Club eet ot floor area of Our Redeemer Lutheran Apiculture Committee say Mr. Kupets Is a graduate of 30 years of service with the beef. I think pie Is her specialty N. Y. Married in January, the cording to the hospital archl bill to revamp personnel policies Ul'Ti-'s little chanoe for adop- St. Mary's High School, South federal government. and I think that's how she couple have been visiting here 1 governing the 4,500 teachers Church will hold an outing Sat- tects, represents the larges urday at the summer home of i:nn of legislation at this ses- Amboy and attended Rutgers Both men are with the Rarl- nailed me." RESEBVE BILL PASSED and last week went to Atlantic area given over to operating employed at overseas schools •ii-n of Confess to aid the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mathla- University. He is employed b, tan Arsenal, Edison and re Makes Children'! Clothes A bill ertendmrHie military city to see nie hospital and generally took Stains, FIRE CO. REPORT For those over 18^4, the pro- field, Tuesday to celebrate lor, architects, of New York flcharge of the house. and the general contractor FORDS — Joseph Mature, NOTICE gram embraces six months of their wedding anniversary, chief of the Fords Fire Com- "She Is very capable. The William A. Berbusse, Jr., Inc., RISE IN WATER PROJECTS active duty training and five Saturday they were hosts to pany, reports the unit answered llchlldren all have their chores and one-half years In the Re- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hoffmann, New York, the same firms re- The Senate Appropriations around the house," the ..proud serve. sponsible for construction of 'ommittee has approved a bill 8 calls during the month of McCaney, Texas. June as follows: False alarm, mothed exclaimed. The bill would continue the the hospital's modern new carrying $1,258,836,300 for the -Lllla Balsamo, daughter of 1; brush fires, 3: drills, 2; civil- "We are very fortunate. They program until August 1,1963. wing, construction and planning of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Balsamo, ian defense drill, 1, and ware- Operating rooms will include ater projects In the current ALL CITIZENS entertained friends at a bar- house fire, 1. Iscal year. becue Saturday on the patio of a number of large major sur- her home for, her twelfth gery rooms and a large demon- birthday. Guests included Beth strata operating room. This KEEP UP WITH YOUR Gross, Sandra Furia, Donna latter room is to be equipped Kolbenheyer, Susan Evangelis- with the most up-to-date oper- PUBLIC AUCTION SALE You Can Now.^WN And ta, Carmel Inverse Susan Lom- ating equipment and a special HOME TOWN NEWS bard!, Janice Lund, Ricky Van fluorescent 'perimeter lighting of Dalen, Jerry Williams, Oeorge field, as well as centralized CUP AND MAIlAfflS COUPON TODAY Steck and Michael Demlck. lighting. ANTIQUES OPERATE Your Own The Installation, with a view WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION to the future, in the demon- Due to 111 health it is Imperative that I disperse my 18 GREEN STREET .SAVANNAH, * ' work. Thtt equipment will per- come in handy for something (rite [] Enclosed please find $4.00 for one-yeai besides chewing. Orie did for a mit, the Installation at some 899 Highway 35 Corner!) Mlddletown, N. J. subscription to: man at the Citizens and South- later date of a closed circuit television unit. Ultimately a 10:30 A. M. — Saturday, August 1 -10:30 A. M. 0 INDEPENDENT-LEADER ern National Bank recently. OFFICE-TO-CAR - TRUCK-TO-OFFICE Mary Neatherly, a teller, television camera installed In Stock consists of Old Glassware, Chinawarii, Furni- • CARTERET PRESS ' asked him for identification the operating room would per- ture, Brasses, Bronzes, Cut Glass", Hanging Lamp's, Priam when he presented a Govern- mit TV screen viewing by doc- Lamps, Pictures, Prints, Bric-a-brac, Porcelains Objects- tAR-TO-CAR Q EDISON TOWNSE|IP-FORDS BEACON tors : assembled in a doctors' ment theck for cashing, He of-art, Books, Silverware and just about everything an- meeting room in another'sec- HOUSE-TO-BOAT - BOAT-TO-BOAT To be sent to: | ' took out his dental plate and tique In household furnishings. Approximately 1500 items pointed to Its OI number/which,tlon of the same floor to be* sold. All must be removed from the premises at NAME^ corresponded to the number on tlon of the actual camera and ctjncluslon of sale. Shop |s now closed and will remain ETC. the check. other television equipment cliwed until 9:00 A, M. on date of sale, at which tune ADDRESS The check was cashed. not, however, contemplated tile offerings may be viewed. • " during this Initial phase o TOWN I FOREIGN AID BILL operating room suit construe By Order of: EARL R. STAN8BERRY Ideal for Dispatching The Senate has passed a tlon. Iheavily cut foreign aid author- The suite will Include cys B. G. Coats, Auctioneer toscopy, orthopedic, SENT (ear, lzation bill after six days of I Phone: CApltal 2-3599 Service protracted political fighting eye, nose and throat) and I The vote was 69 to 26. other specialized operating thisne!W Citizens Band was JUST OPENED by the FCC for Your Use and Convenience WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY DOCTORS! BUSINESSMEN! BUILDING MATERIAL STORE No costty retracing ... Saves time and money ver a ME 4-0125 WOODBRIDGE, N.J. Think of the savings this means to you! of

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Carol Slaucii, Ijoh mid Dale -,.h) Ann Richard •mil .1 I m in y Cnln. How a r Hoyle. Mark Jncobs. Christim :ohcrt Kminr. OpraM Roman,lAnrtriMinl. (lloriii NMV. Frnnk Mohary, Karen Herman, Mau- |nudnculs Trezlak and dacsko and Mary Stankewicz. Susko, Park Terrace in the twenty-on The following children en- vie Cabe, John Skalla. Kami derson. .Tarquelliv Quardlm William Ernst. The next pool trip will be on Peter and Eva The. following girls enjoyed tournament and endfd up se Joyed their splash at the Y.M.- ierman, Dennis Relchnrdt, ,, Rlrlinrri 8tum|)f. |july 29. dine Harbachuk BUCKNFJX AVENUE AVENEL PARK C.A. pool John Axen, June Allen Tntka. John Rod a It, ilfr- swimming »t the Y.M.C.A.: Jo Q'nny Benyola, u ond In the finals. Pete alw 3onald Nlemiec, Robert Tiir- Tho«e participating In Helen High, Supcrvlior Joan Ruutll and DennU Drwos came out first throughou 'Axen, Janice Llscinskl, Bruce ald Hndaosko, Edith Ann and Elaine Fantasler, :otte, Carol Sullivan, Judith,— . tiled tray project thus fare are: A Jack tournament was held Supervlwri Woodbridge Township In th Form, and Paulette Pflefle. Dennis Baran, PatriclalRORPr Rrz.rs. Mary Ionise Nest.I Margaret Silvia, Eva Lurente. aifi It Bucltnell Avenue playground. On Monday there was a foul shooting contest, making The contests for the coming Cathy Novoir and Charles|awing contest In which the fol- 37 out of CO shots. week will be M follows: soap Ltndntar wert the winners lowing were the winners: Bon Those who went bubble, doll costume show Chriitlne Novak, Diana Wilton, nla Agolio, Barbara Elsey, and Wednesday at the Y were clean up, and sand modeling. Alan Davluon, Eay Hancock. Bowie Fischer. Steve Nelson, Bradford Nelson Arts and crafts will be held Chaxlei Llndmar, Evelyn Wil- They made ash trays on Robert Zambrl, Jackie Ott, Di ivery Tuesday and Thursday ton, and Joan Davlsson en- Thursday and John Snepza- mornings beginning at 8:30 Christensen's ane Dlngwall, Joseph Care: joyed awlmmlnf at the Y.M. nola's was chosen as the best. and Nancy Egan. A. M, ; C.A. INMAN AVENUE Those winning awards In ttv KENNEDY PARK Department Store Honevhoei were played by Blta Hayes, Supervisor rock collecting contest were. Joseph Taylor, Supervisor th* boyi at the playground. This week for the first time John Kllnk, Robert Potl, Btevi The winners of the dual MU\ SWEET wmnmmmi: The wlnnen were Bobby Sing- there was representation in the Kirk, Louis Bar bier I, Shawn races were: Barbara Savltskl, tr, Billy High, Cosmo Rowl, annual twenty-one tournament Eagen. Richie Wallace, Gary Cindy Bennett, Roxanne Mkhael Bafcheiuky. Also, arts held at the Barron Avenue, Lerchen, Mary Jane Barnes |Dougherty, Valerie Bennett, •nd eraftt were enjoyed by the School gymnasium. The win- Jimmy Heanlng, Frances Loob; Charles Mouncey, Robert An- children. ners were Walter Kurzeja and Gary Wallace, Haro Galantz derson, Edward Wehrenberg, BLANFORD AVfNUE Dennli Parvln. 'Billy Looby, Evelyn Voehringei |Kathleen Boyle, Linda Shultz. CELEBRATES Herb Head, SopervUor A baby show highlighted the and Debbie De Lorenzo. Linda Donnelly, Adeline During the week mosaic trays "vents this week, Because of A wood and paper clean u Yancks, Warren Yancks, Bruce were made by the following: he.;? rains the ball trip to the was held, the winners wen Pegos and Douglas Kubert. Kathy Scolaro, Ralph Pierre Yankee Stadium was called off Frances Looby, Mary Jayne The following are the win Susan Meoaroi, Oreg Sember |A baby parade wu held Thurs- Barnes, Pamela Nadell, Ja; ners of the simple Simon con Sue Qriffli, Cora Budnall day. The winners are as fol- Strieker, Ronald Speel, Eddii test: Barbara Savltskl, Rich WOODBRIDGE SALES DAYS Jerry Ford, Barbara Meszaros, Iowa: Jackie Russo, Vlncent|Bsrrett, Peter Frohweln, Jim ard Tyrell and Linda Donnelly. Row Sauza, Gall Hudnall, Sampore, Bobby Dlnerman, my Burklund, Craig Kuhn The following are the win Butch and Eddie Lahoda, Al Karen Hook, Vincent Donnel- John Reggie, Bobby Parrott ners of the red light contest: Ian Ougel, and PatU Dunda. lly, Colleen Higglns, Deborah Bruce Levine, Harmon Glantz, Paula Frohewein, Adeline Kenny Kannazln, Wayne Anne Leach, Billy Perclval Bobby Sullivan, Gregory Slmor Yancks and Alfie Braden. Thursday, July23rd-Friday, July24th-Saturday, July25th Jajcquea, and Eddie Davit were Mary Loomla and Gordon Cole Billy Looby, Donald Parrott, The wlnnen of the quietness wlnnen of a aand modeling The following children re- Danny Weiss and Jimmy contest were Adellna Yancks contest. [celved certificates for racing: [Hearing. and Alfie Braden, Kora Ray FIFTH DISTRICT Robert Pastena, Jimmy and Due to the rain many games mond and Donna Pegos. Jwn Southern, Supervisor Tom Kelly, Kathleen Harris and contest* were cancelled A copper craft class was held. HOUSEHOLD DEPT. MEN'S DEPT. The project wu tiling trays. Dianne Peterson, Diana Leme- Activities for the following [The winners were James Mai' The wlnnen who used attrac- rlse, Alan Peterson and Linda week will be: pet contest, vol tin, Douglas Kubert, Eileen tive colors were Judy Weln- Hennlne. ley ball game between boys and Martin, James Chesney, Margie •tein. Dolores Hllbert, Sylvia During the coming week, the {girls, 60 yard dash, potato Barber, James Mattenaon, SHEETS 81xW Now $2.00 MEN'S STRETCH SOX 3p r2.00 ace, relay race, and doll ai Maw. Buoy Mccie and Judy|MtlviUet will be arts and Arthur Donnelly, Joe Rlnaldl, (Plate and Faaey-IM Value) BUT. crafts, regular playground fashion show. Linda Schultz and John Barby. A pet show is coming up|gRmes and try outs for the OUTLOOK AVENUE The following are the win- ant unlor Olympics. Ellen Woods, Supervisor ners of the tile craft contest: BATH TOWELS 6 for $3.00 THORPE AVENUE L0NGH1IX AVENUE Winners in the soap carving Millie Martin, Dennis Kubert, SPORT Darts H. Walsh, Supervisor Victoria Youngbluth, Supervisor contest were: Richie Maldanls Chris Agnew and Margie Bar- NOW 2-25 (Wblt« a. A doll show held recently at The winners of the sand Christine Wood, Christine Hu- low, Dennis Kubert'* entry was HAND TOWELS 6 (or $2.00 the playground resulted in the modeling contest were Ronnie ba, Jimmy Pajry, Barbara Me chosen by the Judges to repre- following winners: Linda Ken- Housman, Robert Woods, Joel ntyre, Randy Houston, Patty Isent Kennedy Park at the •all, Debra Burke, Barbara Remals, Connie Reirials, Sandy Swift, Mike Panko, Greg Hous- township competition to be CANNON FACECLOTHS 6 for $1.00 held at Woodbridge. SPORT SHIRTS Sickle, Linda Powell, Prances Engel, and Gerry Curran. ,on, Sharon Wittemore, Jimmy NOW 2-99 Beufert, Judith Zale, Roseann Representing Longhlll Ave- Me Intyre, Billy Ruby, Car; HOPELAWN SCHOOL (White and rXney-4.00 Value) Dacchelle, Barbara Schneider nue playground at the foul Berg and Michael Krimp. Mary Stankewici, Supervisor 2 for Linda Schneider, Patty Saam, shooting and twenty-one tour- The following enjoyed a On Friday, the following OKU>N PILLOWS Linda Willis, John Pryor, Mar- nament on Monday were Jo- splash in the YMCA pool on children hiked to the Majestic faret Carroll. Linda Walsh.j anne Scoplnlch, Ronnie Hous- Wednesday morning: Carl Berg Lanes accompanied by Mrs. POLO SHIRTS NOW 2-00 Kathryn Walsh, Joyce Ma), man, and Jerry Smith, Joanne Paul Berg, Carol Krlmp, Jackie Mary Stankewkz where they (Reg. J.»5 ValiMf) Judy Saam, Margaret Daly,1 Scoplnlch represented Longhlll Jeanne and Patty Swift, Den- participated In league type ENTIRE STOCK ot SUMM Jacquelyn Klrczow, Robert Avenue at the checker tourna- nis Parry and Steve Mane. bowling: Jim Me Camn,Eileen Walsh, Joyce Zeismer, Pamela ment. There were many creative Hudacsko, Carol Slaven, Geral BANLON KNIT-(6.95 Value) Burke, Alan Daube, Linda Next Friday the boys will un- and artistic designs in the sand dine Wall, Janie Williams, 95 Daube, Joan Daniels, Sherrl dertake a bike hike to Roose- box on Thursday. The winners Paula Metro, Marilyn Kftcsur, BLANKETS and SUMMER BEDSPREADS NOW 4 Warner, Lynn Pag'el, Jamesl velt Park. Once there, they will were: Patty Swift, Linda Christine Nermansen, Dennis Daly, Susan Zeismer, Linda enjoy such things as eating hot|Krlmp, Gay Emery, Crystal Baran, Ralph Ruffo, Ronald POLO SHIRTS Zeismer and Barbara Pagel. dogs, roasting marshmallows, Carle, Ralph Schubiger, Jackie Metro, Gerald Hudacsko. Ar- A wiffle ball game was held and playing baseball. Doyle, Greg Houston, Kathj hur Silvia, Walter Ballnskl, for the pee wee set and the MENLO PARK TERRACE alances, Barbara Ruff, Ray Paul Ernst, Rick Caesar, David winning team members were: Dorothy Fott, Supervisor Saulino, Carol Krimp, Sharon Wall, Robert Kovacs, Arthur SUMMER PAJAMAS Twenty-two children have Wittemore, John and Steve Stephanick, Ginny Benyola, Linda Powell, Debra Burke, 1 (Odd Lot) (Ref. tM Vtintt) Lynn Pagel, Alex Hunter, John been registered this week, Ruff, Bobby Schubiger and {WtUlam Ernst, Richard Eskay, Pryor, and Robert Walsh. The bringing the total registration Jimmy Banko. Bertel Lorentz. Michael Mall- losing team members were: up to 890. Those who enjoyed making nowskl and William'O'Keefe. SUMMER SLACKS 5-00 Linda Walsh, Jeffrey Warner WlnnerB In the standing gimp craft were: Patty Swift, Winners in the grasshopper Sherrl Warner, Kathryn Walsh broad jump were: Sharon 'Barbara Me Intyre, Joanne hunt were Matthew Mohr, (Ughtweight) Richard Me Kevitt, and Roger|Harper, Ton! Deloremo, Vlckl Iscoplnich, Christine Wood, Frances Rudders, John Skatla, Schneider, FoU, Nancy Egan, Debbie De- Steve Marx, Carl Berg, Free Dennis Stankovitz, Robert Participants In the gimp lorenzo, Lynne Coladno, Cxthy Marx and Algert Maldanls. Konar, Frank Baran, David Men—Buy Now and Save! craft project were Howard Egan, Nancy Tarn, Barbara Winners in the girls obstacle Benyola, Edith Lorentz and WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S Nelkam, John Ferro, David Cldrone. Ethel Cohen and course race were Jeanne am Lois Bocchlno. • BERMUDA SHORTS • SWIM TOMS Bpell, Judy Zale, Beth Me Der- Dinah Fantau. Patty Swift, Gay Emery an The following children have • SUMMER SPORT SLACKS • POLO SHIRTS mitt, David Zale, Margaret Boys, Bruce Levine »nd Stan- Dolores Varela. enjoyed making copper Im- • SUMMER ROBES t STRAW HATS Daly, Wayne Collins, Karen ley Qutowski. COOPER AVENUE pression prints thus far: Paula Summer Sportswear Hawkinson, Joan Daniels, Mar- Running broad Jump, boys Mary Ann Llscinskl, Superrisoi Metro, Frances Wojcik, Mar garet Bucher, Nancy Nelkam only; Dennis Becker, Mark, Last week's contest winners |garet Silvia, Marilyn Kacsur, Evelyn Nelkam. Carol Jacques, Wlmberly, Jimmy Frank, Mark In the bjcycle race were* Joseph Ballnskl, William Ba- Michael Renwlck, Theresa Sa- Boada, Tommy Becker, Jimmy Thomas Gennarellf,. 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ir ;it. follows' IViini,'; Minkler. FREEMAN STREET Tim iu werr Kattiy Brl-|S7Abo. The judges were Miir Kiiclnc, Eddie Hotter. Marg*n lli'ii Mint In. M:irir MtnkW. Woodbridge Sale Days Lane, Supervisor liincn, Mnry .Jane Floerwh. Raretto SonnenherR und Annii .'innnnilinu, Kathy Van Mai rinI'• •• Snvilci, Mirhiirl HnyiifT. Monday lunyanls nnrt key!Elnimir (i.ilviuii'k nnrt Audrey Mntle Somtto. Mhiill.ClnirlotK- Hoffner, Und .i':i pli Koh.-i !.•;. Allen (irmisum chains were marie by the chll-i (> Pat. Me OettiRai) became ;in- Hii Hoffnrr, Micliele Hoffne Offer Terrific Bargains ,ml I'.'i'k nml John Woolpy. firm. Thursday a (loll contest I'mii Niiify iiiul Russell Rilpy I.VMAN * CHURCH STREET new champion of the girl's rtl- Uorothy Hrozowskl. Leonar was held. The winners are as c limi nh( 1 E - Today, incentive most, participate Anna Marir Sciiotto, vision in the foul shootingi ' <' ' « "id Louise Ulir ^iirsfiilcd (ii-ove Street, in the follows: Kfitliy Hizer, Dlnrme lm K Supervisor tournament held at the BBr-;'nermnn. The judRe was Can Saturday are * ' nve alr-nmditioncd ntid uriily-onc Ijniinnmriit and .lost, Betty Brllnncn, Cnthy On Monday, a soap carving on Avenue School gymnasium.iPeenry, mone.y-sftvlng days In will be delightfully cool for ':nil NiiKV entered the foul Oalvani'k. Shirley Kfi.wns, Gin- contest was held. The winners Pat sank 18 foul shots in 501 In arts and crafts this weel. shopplriR comfort. huiitiiii: cont.e.sl. Ker Miller, Sharon Mattos, as member mer- were Michelle and Linda Sue attempts to become champion the children made lanyarc Mr. Cohen announced that The children who went to Linda Mantscalca. Jeannette Hoffner, Joan Gallos, Janice A sand modellne contest was and key chains from ylartl l.lu: Y.M.C'.A. this week are Galvanck, Cindy Miller, Gloria join in a Niemiec, Leonard Sonnenberg. also held this week. The win- yarn. In the contest held t the SHle will remain open Fri- fienw Miller. William Miller Ur, Dianne Holowatch, Allison ,,,, wide prlce-^laslilnu bar- Patricia Ann Me Gettlgan, ners were John Prnvlnzano, choose the best key chains, th day evening until 9. Qulgley, Joe Mtilrooney, Doreen .-,„] bonanza for area shoppers. Mien and Dennis Minkler Louise Zimmerman, Bartmri Chris Sanke... Andrew Provin- winners were: Mlchele Hofl Tin- participating stores have i] HI Wassel. Dontui Wnssel Zullo, Betty Jane Dusnr, Richie Nicmiec, Jack Rusknl, Dennis zano, Diane Mnkovleeki. John ner, Linda Sue Hoffner. Doro' MEASLES, 'POX, CUPCAKES i,,,.,i preparing for this semi- ixilores Snyder, Ralph Mnndy Galvanek. Mona Cooper and Me Qettlgan, Kathy Kuchie Klraly, Diane Nason, Joseph thy Brozowskl. Jack Ruski. SAN DIEGO _ After baking and William Wenzel. Joanne Bornemann. ,mmi(il sales event for weeks Kflthy Von Marschall, and Dick Snmsel, Brian Bockr, Kathyjand Carol Feeney. 54 cupcakes to serve at her ^1(l have come up with some flve-year-old son's birthday an- i,,,Tiflc values. Alexander Cohen, chairman niversary party the next day. Mrs. Edith Llchterman was dis- nf the promotions committee, pjvrliets this year's sales days appointed when the lad came «-ili be very successful "because down with a case of measules nii-rchanU have taken first The party was rescheduled for later. Again, Mrs. Lichter- (|U,,llt.y merchandise from their man baited 54 cupcakes. This p/iiijir stock and slashed THE OPEN, AIRY FFEMNG OF SUMMER is reflected in pivos lower than ever before." time, her son broke out with a new indoor-outdoor furniture designed by Vladimir Ka- participating stores will be ihlckenpox. ftan. Free-flowing, curving lines of these lounge chairs of- dernrated with official red and fer an irresistible invitation to relax, whether they are wh:rf sales days banners and GOING TO THE DOGS r,i|nrful sale day flags. CHRISTIANSBURG, W. Va. used on a city terrace, suburban patio, or exurhan estate! Plenty of free parking space —This was one thief who went To assure comfort, chairs are cushioned with thin, con- The VALUE EVENT of the Year.. :s nviulable and additional sales to the dogs—and the dog en- toured pads of urethane foam that are lean and attenuated, personnel has been added In Joyed every minute of It. like the furniture, yet offer remarkable seating ease and must stores to Insure prompt, Somebody broke Into a ser- practicality. Toughness and resilience of the foum permit f rufous service to the throne* vice station, stole eight pints of shape of cushions to be stitched in without fear of tearing, of shoppers expected during lee cream, and fed it all to the crumbling or deterioration. Mildew- and fungus-resistance !i•!• three-day sale, As an addec dogs at the local dog pound. of urethane is an added advantage for furniture used out- doors. In addition to lounge chairs Is included a dining table, side chairs, tea wagon, and several end tables, all based Woodbridge Sale Days! on tripod construction. Steel wire, zinc-plated and coated with durable automotive lacquer, Is osed for all pieces. Cushions are covered with weather-proof vinyl uphostery, THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY JULY 23rd JULY 24th JULY 25th NEWS FROM THE PLAYGROUNDS Shop the^Stores With SALE DAY WOODLAND iarol Varga, Oeraldlne Hat- John Maggl, Supervisor' leld, 'Pamela Graham, Georg' FLAG and Red and White Pennants! The following are the ' wln- iarcelona and Betty Jean ers of the basketball foul olby were the winners. During PARKING hooting contest; William ;he week the children made Durnya, Charles Mastrovlch, limp crafts. STTOKENS - COME EARLY... STAY LATE!! TOKENS effrey Fedison, .and David FOURTH STREET Handerhan. The winning girls Nina Szoke and Pat Barbato are Linda Soltls, Dolores Puccl, Supervisors and Patricia Kacmarsky. A jack contest was held with Be sure and visit EACH and EVERY ONE of the The winners of the whiffle he following winners: Beverl ball contest are Jeffrey Fedi- Ahlerlng, Raphael Fraterolo, on, Charles Mastrovlch, Rob- following PROGRESSIVE Merchants for II VOU'RE A WEIGHT WATCHER, don't forget to eount Janet Dlsalle and Anna Grace rt Lade, Linda Soltls, Patricia Lombardl. Ilir calories in beverages us well ai in foods. Happily, there Kacmarsky, and Dolores Pucct, .ire things you can do with summer drink* to make them STRAWBERRY HILL (it in with just about any kind of welfht-eontrol program. FIFTH AVENUE . Margaret Sullivan, Supervlsoi Joanne Feriolo, Supervisor An example is this delightful "Crulslan Cooler." a popular Winners of the bubble gu The bird houses that were t!niM-;iid served at St. Croix in the Virgin Islands. Norm- contest are as follows: Margi made two weeks ago at th ally it would contribute 126 calories per glass. But simply John, Lorraine, and Frank Pa Fifth Avenue playground were i» using the non-caloric sweetener. Sucaryl, In the recipe, lnkas, Diane Chahakln, Joh SUPER SPECIALS! Judged on July 16. The Judges r.iiiicr than sugar, calories have been slashed to fewer Tobak, Eva Diez, Irene Tomos were Judy Naumyk, Cathy Co HUM half that number, Note that this reolpe also makes kovics, John Pato, Jill Schube vino, Pat Covino and Donna LADIES' Friday Only! IIM .if ime of the calorie-free glngrrales now available in Stephen Gill. Richard Barsl LAST CALL! Glantirant. The winners were iii.ii kc-ts everywhere, , Frank Pinkewicz, Robert Mill Linda Treider, Beverly Schmid All Summed Merchandise Injuy this calorie-lifht fruit drink often during these Catherine and Irene MelczK BATHING and Laraine Jewers. JAMAICA SHORTS Reduced Bflow Cost FRIED'SHRIMP »,irm-weather days. It's delicious. Leone Chohahin, Raymond an Crulsian Cooler EAST GREEN STREET Lorraine Gochal and Edith All BLOUSES to $7.98 ILow-Calorie Beverage) Once Raci, Supervisor Pabon. PEDAL PUSHERS .25 On July 13 the copper plate Ik. I! cupn unsweetened 'i cup lime juice The following are the win TRUNKS NOW - $1.00 1 conteit wa« held. The con- Wilt-apple juice 1 tablespoon Sucaryl ners pf the dog show: Donald Phone In Your Order Early testants were Christine Wish' 1 .59 H 'up lemon Juice solution Bragger and Patricia Kandos. All DRESSES to $35.98 ney. Dennis Wisnney, Patrlci 1 plot dietetic flngerale Winners of the pet show are • 3-29 ME 40743 • "mhlne fruit Juices and Suearyl; chill well. Just before Wright, Bruce Kovucs, Sand; Reg. $2.98 and $3.98 N Kovacs, Betty Jean Colby an as follows: David Shearn, Pa- Values ""inK, pour over cracked Ice in 6 tall glasses; flU to top tricia Francisco, Michele Sea- HANDERHAN'S "iili tlngerale. Garnish with mint. George Barcelona. The judgi was Patricia Czmyr. man, Darlene Barsi and Mary M ike-s 6 servinfs. Each serving contains 62 calories; 0.5 Lengyel. Terry Shops MODERN MEN'S SHOP, H&H FASHIONS SEA FOOD MARKET Tuesday a checker tourna v un protein; trace of fat: 17.5 (rams carbohydrate. If 103 MAIN STREET 104 MAIN STREET 17 MAIN STREET ment took place. Nancy Varga The judges were Edith and 101-A MAIN STREET "-"If with suiar, each serving would contain 126 calories. Nellie Pabon. SEWAREN SCHOOL Marianne Bloom, Supervisor This week's arts and crafts THURSDAY project has kept the children MeiTfi and Boy's Chicken Chow Mein with DRESSES quite busy. Both boys and girls Short Sleeve Crispy Noodles & Steamed 620 HIGH SPEED ave been weaving lanyards, Rice—70c 00 3 Days of Bargains!! irhlps, and key chains. Indoor and Outdoor FRIIMY Those who went to the Sport Shirts 5 M.CA. were Patrick Coyle, Tuna Fish Salad Plate with United Film Potato Salad, Cole Slaw and .Andm-and AntoV-Sege^HSi Thursday - friday - Saturday homas Kopcho and Ronald , Sliced Tomatoes—We ' BLOUSES ucas. SATURDAY 00 A checker and jack tourna- Hot Turkey Sandwich, c WOODBRIDGE DAYS Reg. to $2.98 Mashed Potatoe, 29 ment was held on Thursday. 2' The checker champs are Luke Carrots and Peas—90c oyle, Patrick Coyle, Irene PUTT STATIONARY Ikazenskl and Richard John- CHOPER'S FRANTELL The jack champs are 81 MAIN STREET NEWYORKRESTAURAHT 100 MAIN STREET 100 MAIN STREET laine Molte, June Kopcho, 87 MAIN STREET anlce Wasllek, Patricia Holo- acko and Luke Coyle, Luke ,nd Elaine will represent the Regular to $1195 ilayground at Tuesday's Giant Summer 12 - G.E. Please Don't Break Down .ournaments In Woodbridge. Clearance ROGERS Our Doom to Get Our A clean up contest was held Woodbridfe Sales Dayi n Friday. The following chil- iW Sitter Plated #5 Flash Bulbs Thursday, Friday^ Saturday dren participated: Dennis Coyle $1.80 Value BARGAINS 1 D'S SHOES Kenneth Coyle, Andraa Hege- All Summer Drespes 50% 00 Sales Start Thursday dus, Patrick Coyle, Jack Olver, Curtains & Drafts. 75% Off PASTRY SERVER onathan Sneedse, Luke Coyle 9:30 A. M. Slipcover Fabrics Special 99c and Anita Wasllek. While Household Uoens— SEE OUK AD Next week's special activities They Rerular price Stock Up Now will be a bubble gum contes Last and a baby parade. 99c No Limit VIVIEN'S PEARL STREET BORDEN'S \ Rose Inacio, Supervisor SURPRISE CENTER SAILS JEWELERS GALLARD'S PHOTO KIDDY SHOP Winners of the week's events 547 AMBOy AVENUE 91 MAIN STREET are as follows: 84 MAIN STREET 93 MAIN STREET Including Such Famous Brand Shoes As Arts and crafts, Bobby Vai'gc Jerry Vargo, Betty Lou Haas, NaturHlizers - Life Strides - American Girl Kathy Heizer, Loretta Keating, Vincent Liska, Tom Me Iver SPECIAL GROUP Dennis Bonk, Denny Manga Going on-Vacation! Boy's - Men's SUMMER SLACKS naro, John S e m o n , Rick Special Group of Semon, Tom Hlnes, Bob Samo 59 George Hale, Steven Helzor HIGH SNEAKERS LADIES SKIRTS 1 - ~2! for 3* *99 Arlene Haas and Connie Bar ALL HATS retti. Short Sleeve to 93.99 P.F. Flyers-Ms. CA'SUALS Volley ball: Bill Baranko tu (Keg. to $5.75) 2-oo 1 Mike Lompey, Tommy Gear 2-00 15.98 SPORT SHIRTS dlno, Tom Proveiaano, Brua Dlmtk, Jerry Vargo and Brno Values lo #5.98 Messick. Closed Mouth of August Clean up contest: Greg Cd- BOOT SHOP masi, Aine ArsLad, TOBI Hat- CHRISTENSEN'S Army ii Navy field, Donald Zsamba, Mar LEE'S HAT BAR BOOT SHOP Margaret Pollack, Peter Hines 114 MAIN FINE FOOTWEAR 1W> MAIN STBEET »7 MAIN STREET nun and Raymond Kuzenko. H MAIN STBEET GROVE STREET Patricia Snyder, Supervisor ALL STORES WILL REMAIN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'Clock-- Woodbridge, N. J. 105 Main Street The children who took purl Greenspan, Mrs. Jerome WCJ

«,, George Street have Congregations KLM plane and flew non-stop nlng in the groveabove the Se- turned from an WOO-mlle and Mr«. Wliwall are former to Holland in 13',4 hours, After waren Beach. They report that Morrison, Murray Sewaren resident!. The Thom- a brief stop-over, she flew on to the tides Saturday night were -Set Luau " Herbert Selig, Peter Kravit? isons enjoyed seeing the Wls- Budapest where there was a big unusually high, leaving only _ A luau has been and Martin Lttlnger. singers i walls' three children and seven tamlly reunion at the airport, SEWAREN NOTES about four feet of sand on the grandchildren, -Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Giver, ,„_ -; the Congregation w»lbeeMr.aXr^r I beach. Aberday, Trertton, | -Mr. and Mrs. Albert H Old Road, have returned from B'nat Jacob and the Congrega- ^ m Me,u ^ g IJA —Robert Andersen, Cliff I weeks. Adams at the home of her ton, Bowers and children, Bert, Sue a family reunion in Endlcott, Short Tim* „ DAVID BALFOOB Road, and Carl Partika, Co —Mrs. Joseph H. Thomson turn Beth Blwtom. Iselln for &m uught by an authenti A, James Adams, South Coven- and Johnny, spent last weekend N. Y., of the Reese family of A social observer says that to August 1. « will be held at the Hawal|an dancer M « Ipnla, are visiting friends In has hid news of Howard M. Jay 187 We»t A»enin> try, Conn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry camping in Maine and New which Mr. Olver's grandparents be a caddy Is bad for a young iMlin CongregaUon, 90 Cooper ghandolow. Pennsylvania and touring the Conner, whose family lived inl K Sewtrtn Hampshire. Mrs. A. H, Bowers are members, More than sixty Avenu. " e an.^d will feature HaH*- o».™,.*i»«. v....L_. . celebrated their 32nd wedding state. what It now the Austen home man because caddies get their Reservations have been , |Ut-4-0241 anniversary _ recently at the Sr,, had M weekend guests Mr. descendants attended. wallan food, drinks, games and -Mrs. Herman D. York, Wesi on West Avenue lor about 10 money easily,. wallan food, onnw. .-,- ™-redt anftndd membmembere s an(anJd tnends home of tfwfr son and daughter- and Mrs.-John Short of Rock- —Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraso- j i — V* A«if ^JtH If At Q Till j Burnham Gardner. Old Avenue, and her family havi years before and during the sec- A. cadd,ftddy, Oof miour ncqtt»intanacquaintanc«e R HawaiiaHawaiiann showshow^. FriiM and mar e urgeurgedd tot o^ cal l MrMrsg . Spymour away, former Woodbrldge resi- aptain in the Air Force in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William received a cable from Mrs vic have returned after com- ond World War. Mr. Conner Is Klepner, ME 4-882B or Mr« dents. Henry, West Avenue. [York's mother, Mrs, Stephen pleting a 7,000-mile motor trip Washington representative for —Mrs. Julius Prohaska and —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Mazar, Old Road, who has ar- to Wyoming. Enroute they the Lockheed Aircraft Corp. He master of ceremonies of the Mrs. Anthony Andersen spent people he had gone Chicago declines u a hog Thomson have returned from rived* safely in Budapest, Mun visited many points of lnteres hud a good Woodbridge reunion show and dancers wilwinl bme Mrw">\s ^""--i i this week. a day recently at Atlantic City with has undoubtedly shortened '••- »•— T3KI' a weekend visit with Mr. and gary, for her first visit home in Including Las Vegas and Uv at a Washington dinner recently SSTJd Bernstein, Mrs. Phil butcher. Mr and Mrs. Samuel J —Forty members of the Se- Mrs, Charles Wiswall In their many years. Mrs. Masar left" Grand Canyon. with Mrs. Francis Chidsey, the his life. „ and Mrs. Olive Van waren Outboard Motor Club h&< —Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rod new home In Montchanln, a 1 Idlpwlld Airport Thursday on stlne have returned frorr - suburb of Wilmington, Del, Mr. an outdoor picnic Saturday eve With Mrs Frederick

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Opposite Mutual Super Markets Town Ho.i PAGE KEVENTKEH their twenty-fourth wed- his fifth birthday with his par- (i tcrty and other point* of Inter- d nit anniversary at a family ents and brothers, Robert, Jo- visiting Mr, and Mrs, William ley and Mrs. Schott, Adams est. Now Is the appropriate tiffl* t' W00D8R1DGE OAKS REPORTS picnic at their home. seph and James. 8harples, Belmar. Street, are Mrs. Josephine Mc- -Henry Happel, Adams -Oueit of honor at a barbe- for parents to fulfill this re- —Ouests at a sixth birthday -Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ar- fjinley, Mrs. Floyd Stewart and Street, was honertd on his cue party given by Mr, and sponsibility especially for til galas and sons, Roger and Bar- Mn. Charles Christie, East GLADYS E. SCANK Y., attended the birthday at a family picnic at jparty for .Barton Argalas, son Mrs. Braunschweig, Warren children of school age, before at of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Argalas, 1 ton, Adams Street, were guests Orange. Health Hints Ms homo. Ouests were Mrs. 8treet, was Joseph Tracy, Men- the time rolls around for the M1 Lincoln Highway, Uelln The seCon(1 y ^f^ "*• were Douglas Blddilph, Gary of Mr. and Mn. Fred Swalwell, Henry Rohlfs, Mr. and Mrs, lo Park Terrace. Mrs. Tracy and •—Joyce Hackett, daughter of | resumption of classes. by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hurvk Wayne, and Bruce Happel, Ter- Keansburg. Roger celebrate< [r. and Mrs. George Hackett, Robert Fltzslmmons and sons son, Craig were also guests anrf InocaUte Before It'i TM Utt Throughout the State t ry Smith and Roger Argnlas. Mrs, Fred Torrentl and sonhis, eleventh birthday at a bar W. Warren Street, was guest Robert, Jr., and Thomas, and 'campaign Is being conducted to ,„,,, Frances Huryk, daugh- Mrs Argalas and sons attend- becue. Eight guests were pres of honor at a barbecue party Hurymboy;k Mand Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Sena Columbus, Ohio, will be guests Philosophers tell us that in- get nil children and all grown- ;"';, Mr. and Mrs. Wai- ed a birthday luncheon at the ent. for her 11th birthday. Quests flti'l sons, Joseph, Jr., and Jef- for several weeks. telligence Is the ability con- ups to take the "Salk »hott." iiiiryk, Wood Avenue, cele- Marle and Car home of Mrs. Eleanor Jindraoek were Diane Weston, Red Bank; M "' °> frey. —Mr, and Mrs. John Lawton —Mr. and Mrs. Ell Cohen, |sclously to adjust means to end The Medical Society of New ,S' her first birthday at and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hegen In honor of Philip Hegen, Frances, Cathy, and Sharon and children, Peggy, Kathryn, Miami Beach, Pla. are guests , the ability to perceive «b Jy And all lta component , „ nartics. Her friends Susan *w and son, Patrick, Jr New- —Miss Madeline Turchln, Benson, Marie Camplse, Mary -Mr. and Mrs. AlexanderiTerry and Jack, Farmlngdale. for several weeks of Mr, and stract relationships, as between county societies are cooperatlm- J S, Carol «d Sharon ark, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Richmond Hill, L. I., was a r of Mr inrt Ellen Deerlnc, Kathy 8ommeni, n Cuthbertson and children, Rich- ^ *• « « guest<"iest«s of Mr and Mrs. Martin Cohen, Bradford cause and effect. It Is, there- In this project. But lmmonH*- S;, ,nbMk, Carol Kroner*, Baja and children. Thomas weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Ann Rears and Susan 7 ard and Maureen, Oak Tree Mrs. William Blhlcr, Warren Place. fore, the part of Intelligence for tlon against diphtheria, whoop- ^' Marietta and .Martin and Carol, Kcnllworth. Frank Maucert, Edward Street. Sprock. Mr, and Mrs Hnrkett r Road, and their guest, Sister 8treet. •Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schott, parents who want their chil- Ing cough, and tetanus U also srholcr, their mothers and —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pltte —Raymond Ackerman, son and Joyce have returned from Jane Frances, St. Elizabeth's, —Carol and Susan Lannlng, Adams Street, are vacationing dren to be protected against very important and deslrtbJe. uri S»«h Zellner, Bronx, N. of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Acker- a trip to the Adirwidncks. They slmmons, aomol Avenue, cole Linden, were New York visitors. daughters of Mr. and MrsI at. Seaside Park. communicable diseases to see toEvery parent should see to It man, Adams Street, stayed at Friends I-ake Inn, celebratpdlThey Frnnk Limning, spfnt a week It that they get the necessary that his child is fully protected. —Quests of Mr. Joseph Wool- ChMtertown, N. Y. immunizing Inoculations. Don't put It off. Do It now. NEW JERSEY'S MONEY-SAVING SUPER MARKETS -

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Mutual Super Markets at Main St- Town Hall FRIDAY, PAGE STARTING TO W\ - - - By Alan Hill Bowl Wins PAL FAC* Finneg;aii Hurls 10th in Row by 2-1 Victory as News IJcjilinijKozv B? BENNT Cafteret Wins r-ARTERET-The Hill Bowl, Softball and baseball tournR- t-nth straight bailments have kept Cartere CARTERET ~ Walter Fin its the Carteret Snftb«ll teams busy during the pasti negan liurlrd a brilliBnt five- In trimming the Kozy weekends. The Carteret Bane hitter u the Cnrteret Babe hoys by an 11 to 5 score'Rut AH Stars played In the Ruth All-Stnrs dpfented the State Teener tourney Union County All Slurs In a Bohanrt .1*0 postedposted!VF.W! . tenth victory, allowing fivc!»nd history repeated itself*«. V.P.W. Tenner State Tmirna- ,i« tth ! ontributed two hits Carpet won 8a«rday.b» to I ment contest, by a 2 to 1 score. hir,. He contributed two hits mdj iUt 2 t 1 with Walt FinneFlnne- over the weekend. toward hi, own cause. FrediUnton 2 to 1, a nice game. But »erv« n Carterft scored in the first stauhach hit a homer for the o*»n Sunday"W, Carteret lost to' uet inning on a hit and four walks. winners. Rahway 4 to 2 on some foolish Plnnegnn sot himself out of The Hill Bowl had three big] mistakes, Carteret had plenty! trouble on several occasions innlnus. during which they of chances to win. getting 13 With some effective pltchlnu scored ten runs. They started walks from two Rahway pitch- fend He truck out eight butters and with three in the third, four ers. Men were left on base* for walked only two men. in the fourth and three more the batting punch was missing, in the fifth. semi-final sectional Carterft It was AB Hill Bowl (11) Hgame. .. 1 AB R Gtaral, 2b 2 Tomorrow at 1:00 P. M. the .. 1 .Sloan. 3b 5 1 i. Mtcher, 2b 0 All Stars will play against .. 4 Toth. 2b *.... 4 1 Stankan, ss j i North Brunswick All Stars at .. 2 K Resko, lb 3 0 finllivan, lb 2 Donaldson Park in Middlesex .. 2 Staubuck, ss 4 1 tUleskl, 3b llConunty Freeholders tourns-' .. 2 Ferrence, cf 3 1 Mite, If liment. An All-Star team from Harvey. If 3 2 Oiutetl, if the newly-organl«ed Joe Med- M. Resko, c 3 2 Flnnegan, p :i , I wick League will ptay the Hope- team, cf Freeman, rf 3 1 LEAPING £/.P;;.•:>-. .. l 2 lawn All Stars at 3:00 P. M. Btrnaba. if Bohanek, p 3 1 OF THE KfldCf zst .. 3 _! Last Saturday two Little Ropin, c BUT HAS A F'L p ... 1 League teams were beaten in Jl 11 COMPLEMENT 0- the Li'l Fellas Counly Tourna- 23 Koty Korner (5) PITCHES ^oo^f. ment, but two more Rec teams' Union II) WIN IN V.F.W. TOURNAMENT: Carteret Babt Ruth AH Stars defeated la.it week, 2-1. Back row, AB R 'IT. HAS BSE'; csak, assistant director; Benny Zusman, Coach rhet (>ld»kn»sky, Coach John Donovan. Middle row, Bobby B«»m, ojwill try their luck this .weekend. | AB DILilla, 2b 2 1 HELP'tle A/5 -r. • Drnnis Kopln. Al Ferka, Al Sohayda, Carey Beliti, Mike MrMahon, Robert Barnabt. Front row, Ed Sullivan, Walt On Sunday Carteret National;; • Johnson, 2b 3 Saganlrio, lb 4 1 CAUSE Ar -„/..- Flnnegan, Shertn Umansky, Stan Zagleski, Robert Garai, J. Stankan, and bat boy Carey Donovan, Milling from picture, No. 1 team will play East! Oastellone, rf 1 Smarro, 3b ^ 4 1 Brunswick at 12:30 P. M. at! J. Ctubati and Km Rltcher, (Photo by Toth) Slca, rf 4 0 Haag, rf 3 Roosevelt Park, and at 2:00 Sullivan, ss 3 1 Catullo.3b 4 P. M. Carteret American team RoessriPr, c 3 MedveU, ft 4 l No. 2 will play against Fords- UP, u 2 D. Medvete, K 3 0 Clara Barton team. Korrei, ss 1 All Stars Lose Leone, c 2 0 Somerville Soft Touch Koke's Tavern has reached White Birch Defeated, Brlnker, ss 3 S. Slca, p _ 1 0 the semi-finals in the Freehold- Olson, cf 3 Martlno, p a 0 ers Open Softball tournament Perella, lb 3 To Rahway Nine and will play against the Kot- Race for Flag Falten, Kaiser, p 29 5 5 ton Club of New Brunswick and For Woodbridge Marksmen Score by innings: Forst, p 3 ! Jin Tourney 4-2 none other than their old jinx. TEAM STANDINGS outings and places th*r HIU Bowl . 0 0 3 4 3 1 0-11 CARTERET — The Carteret WOODBRIDOE — Marking firing 99 in slow fire, 98 in time league, kept his average up by Mack Brockington. who has Eastern Division top Of the Western D:v 30 1 5 [Kwy 0 2 10 0 0 2—5 eliminated in -...-.„ ...,.., ..i, „,»,, „, ,__.,„„, ,A hittinhittlnge his targettargets for a 297 1 W u Score by innings: All Stars were time until their big match with and a perfect 100 In rapid. beaten the locals many times in [ Jigg's accounted !n the semi-finals of the North | total, while his teammate, Al Stan's 10 Carteret 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—2 Piscataway, the Township Po- Walter Marclnlak and Dee- the past. Brock threw a no- 0 hits but spread them r.;o,y to I Jersey VJ.W. Tenner State Hall, finished second at 284 Whit* Birch 7 2 score two runs in tr.e Union 0 10 0 0 0 0—1 lice Pistol Team tuned up for hitter a few weeks ago. dee Zuccaro tied for second! Woodbridge journeys to Union Kitz Beats Kozy Fitzgerald's 3 7 tournament this week by a score {£ ^ by"trouncing So"mer- Joe Medwiek will play in the rung, one in the se -•: place among the Woodbridge County next Wednesday to| M to 2 ville 1170-854 in a Centrall Jer- Old Timers' game against the Iaelln •••• 3 1 fourth, and two in tr.e s:r.n.| marksmen with identical 282's. match shots against the Plaln- Carteret was unable to make sey League clash. Korner, 14 to 3, Yanks at the Stadium and ex- Western Division iMlele's tallied a lone .T.;.: St. Elias Nine any use of 13 bases on balls Woodbiidge has now clicked|Zuccaro, whojiasjaeen out forjfield Police, Jigg's ..„ 7 2|in the opening framp or. :: 1 pects to visit Carteret after off 13 straight victories but has th" e bette"""" r parkt of the season, WOODBRIDGE (1170) Giordano .... 7 given up by the two Rahway the game. 'only two safe blows of ire :s~e, I been unable to shake off the apparently has not suffered mdwlg 99 9s 100 29' Miele .... 1 9 pitchers. The locals loaded the As Agric_ o Wins We see our friend, Alex Web- Lou Banko rifled out i dy.c: Defeats K of C bags several times but were Piscataway club which has also from the long lay-off, and his Marciniak 95 99 98 292 Fords ... 1 1 CARTERET—Agrico won its|ster, has changed his mind and single to spark Ji^ < . Jiinable to score. In all, fourteen kept its record spotless, presence on the squad is most zuccaro 95 97 100 292 about retiring and will play an- WOODBRIDOE - Whatever) the batter's box. es 96 96' 98 289 second game of the week by Caiteret players were left Afte" dropphigT few points|welcomed ^take foe P^ ^|Donnefly aspirations the White Birch Inn The Iselkn Social Cluo us On Late Rally off the top shooters from here1 walloping Koey Komer, 14 to 3, other season with the New recently, the veteran Andrew SOMERVILLE (854) stranded on base. in a regular game in the Car- York Giants. iad of overtaking Stan's in the two big scoring inmc^s. :: CARTERET—Breaking a fl-3 Ludwig returned to his usual on in. Palls 98 99 100 297 scored three runs in te ret Recreation Softball Eastern Division of the Recrea- second and sixth, to procu:* a:.| deadlock, the St. Elias tossers Somerville's Ray Palls, who is Hall 94 93 97 284 Doings in the Recreation the second Inning on three er- form hitting a 297 score out of tion Senior Softball League Important -12-7 decwor. • scored four rvihs in the eighth Eckhoff 97 78 98 273 League, at the Park field this Leagues: In the Senior softball rors at home plate. a possible 300. He was on targetjone of the top shooters in the jractically went down the drain Fords. inning to defeat the winless week. leagues, Koke's leading by al Beam started on the hill for 'hen Oiordano. of Port Read- Knights of Columbus nine. 7-3, Scoring eight runs In a big slim half-game margin over St. Jerry LaRocque encou:r>:^ Carteret and was nicked for ing, upset the Birch 6-a with a in a close game in the Carteret first Inning rally, the winners BUBA and Brown's only one a few rough moments, bui:...-.; four hits. Sohayda relieved him Jacks and Checker two run rally in the seventh. Recreation Softball League at Sitar Shop Rite Kokes Tavern practically clinched the game game from the lead.... In the on gamely to gain credit ;:•: •..-.« and gave up two hits. The victory was a big one forj the Park field this week. Winners Announced] before it had really started.!National division Hill Bowl is Iselln victory. During h:s ••. Carteret was held to three Giordano's since it moved the By winning their eighth (tame WOODBRIDGE-Edward J. |They added ftve runs In the leading by four and one-half he was nicked for mn» hits during the entire game, ;lub to within one full game of of the current season, the St. Scores Win Over Kath, chairman of the Recrea- Trims Kolibas fifth for good measure. games, having won 10 straight. Iblows. Fords' losing c>:. the front-running Jigg's in the Elias softballers moved into a The box score: tion Department, announced K1U, who turned In his sec- Rain has prevented the Babe was Ed Kelly. 1 Western Division. tie with Koke's Tavern for first CARTERET the winners in the Jacks and ond victory of the week, pitched Ruth teams from finishing Making their bat* After four innings of play, It i place in the team standing. Finnegan, 3b .... Baumgartner's Checkers Tournaments at the Tossers, 9-1 a neat four hitter for the win- their first-half schedule. At throughout the game '.v '. ss-2b Pearl Street playground. Final ners. appeared u though the White with two hits each •*(•:•; Santella. winning pitcher JStankan, j! CARTERET - Sitar's Shop- 1 CARTERET — Kokes Tavern, present Sabo's is leading the lb ... 'ists representing the township's Ward, Bamburak, and.Shup- Birch was well on its way to scattered seven hiU In 'iRite defeated Baumgartner's. hitting on all eight cylinders, league by one game. It has to |nie Bills. Bernie Yorkar...- -.-.il 25 playgrounds competed in the per all got two hits apiece for another victory, but the same|Dlck Smith Kelly Meyer?, who hurled a tight!Zagleski, 3b-lf ... , j TO to 4, in a regular game in the won its ninth game of the sea- pjlay Labor. Council and a win i\ annual events. the winners. soon took a complete reversal game for seven frames but blewjsohayda. 2b-p ... j Babe Ruth Baseball Legaue! son, against only two setbacks, means the first-half title—a doubled (or Fords. The box score: as Port Reading rallied for up in the last round. iMcMahon, cf-lf . this week. Mary Ann Sesnow'ch of, 231 by winning an easy victory over loss will cause a four-way tie AGRICO , three runs in the fifth and one K-wi. Ballek and D'ZurlllaJBeam, p-cf Each side collected three hits, Old Road in Sewaren and the the Kolibas A. A.. 9 to 1. for first place. each scored two runs for thejUmansky, c Glen Cove Rosallf 5 In the sixth to close in 5-4. X'W Sitars took advantage ofj Playground defeated As a result of their victory, St. Joseph's it leading the Aerico Tossers winners. Kopin. c .. B. Ward, ss ' 4 In the decisive seventh inning ^several costly breaks durW|Kathy Novak of the BuckneU okes moved into the league Joe Medwiek League and has o ST. ELIAS Perks, rf nlwhich they scored most of their'Pkysround and Paulette p(lefk Washington. 2b 4 Ernie Coppola reached first 01 C( r Av ue la >ad by one-half game over the 2 practically sewed up the first- Konci. ss 4 2Bamaba. rf « runs without getting a single' ^ »J* ™ P ?- Bamburak, c 2 base via an error and flew, homej u Ellas boys, Trounce A & 0 Kasha. 2b 4 0 BeliU, rf 0 hit I ground in the final round. Hannon, cf 3 on Pat Margiotto'8 triple to tie Stan Sosnowskt hurled half schedule starts today. M.Y.ivorsky. 3b 4 0 1 Pa si of 55 »|Klt*, p 2 the score at $-5. At this point Zagleski slammed a homer to;/ ? ' r| irilUant five-hitter over KoU- Little Leagues: Major Divl Ballet, c 2 jl 18 2 3 Shupper, lb 4 Mike Simeone stepped Into the Ihelp win his own ball game. and the Co°Per )as, while his team mates field- ijslon saw a change in leadership On 13, Walks J.Yavcirskv. lb 4 1 RAHWAY 1 JKeyes, rf 1 batter's box aiyl promptly belt- ; Avenue defeated CARTERET-Tak::-.: .*i- 4 2'Denette, 2b 0 The winners scored in everyi Pkysround d well. In the meantime thejgem^ft)t rf 1 as Price's shelled A & 114 to 0 Dnir.lia. If w ss f t e ed a ganv winning single. 4 lJ.Denetta, «s Winning, tallying two in the first.j^ ^ ..°_ . ^ J '.ctors pounded Ray Kinch for" lland lead the league by half a Uge Of 13 bases or. :;•>••= Meyfrf. d Terrace playground in the final Rotanskl, 3b 3 Bill Kutney was a master on 4 l'Hunt, lb-p — 0 four in the second, one in the total of ten hits. ' game. Prank Sinclair Is only Agrico Softball team *wi'-' Balar'.s. rf round 2-0. the hill for Oiordano Trucking 4 l|jawarvich, p-lb — 1.third and three in the fourth. one-half games out of Iruns in the secor.d r^r.c SantelU, p The Kokes scored all their 30 14 as he checked the White Birch -JHanson. 3b — VI The box score: uns In the first four Innings. placed trample over the A J-1 o • •= KOZY with two bits over the seven H'Swartt, rf , ers in » regular Rf :••.!'• 34 j SITARS The box score: O.MedveU, rf biggest up sat of the«» inning span. Ed Majewiki ab- isiattery. cf Prices in Lead 8aganlrlo, lb u the last-place Softball Leag^ cor !Ginda, lb :.... KOKES sorbed the Birchen' setback. Kl!-| Benson. If 4 0,Green, If _ iValient, If ' [P.Slca, cf ....-'. 3 tessen beat the jrjtx, winn;n« h jukach, ss 1 Stan's continued to set a tor- 4 1 Smith, c ... ^ McMahon, 3b 2 Sullivan, Kiwanls by a score itered seven h:u to By Defeating King, 3b 4 rid pact by trouncing FlUger- 4 llCarteret 0 41 00 p0 0 1-2 his Holowach. 3b Zagleski. Zabel, lb 3 11 to 1. Kiwanis had won ball game as 4 1'Rahway 0 i 1 0 0 x—4 ald's 15-2 for Its tenth victory 10-2 in the s«ond : Meyers, p Umwisky, c 3 1 OiA nnA h, |/Lj| Jiedel, c S 2 Smarro, 3b 2 garnet and has a OTter.el lb 4 D. Medveti. If * 2 Sonny oahr paced 8*M>'I Rounski hi'- • Roman, cf 2 1 0;/l dlMl Ei, I'M! Wudszki, rf „... 4 0 half-game lead over Sacred Flenr.r.c. ss 3 hit splash with a {double, single ^innen, whik Hax Niemiec, ss ... °j CARTERET—Price's took thi iushner, 3b , 3 Martlno, 2b _ 2 0 Heart. Kir.dnersk: rf _ 3 ; Kolibas A. A. and home run, while Chet ^ t: Kolnok, lb ... ?,lead from the A and E Super Zak, If 1 DJLaugherty, p 1 2b 3 Smlnk, Dick Peterson, Frank Ajrko 1" i Peidheim. 2b . Market by shelling the leaders Keats, If ..... 1 8. Slca, p ..... 0 0 Bugloviky and Jack Miller con AB ?. Hi Demeter, rf ... Qluchowski, cf .... 3 Scores Easy 14 to 0. in. a one-sided', game VJ.W. Baseball neeted safely twice. Lou Kon- as Allan Shymanski scored the Sosnowski, p 2 21 3 4 ROMl. 31 S 7 dar, Ptuverald't shorUtop, 16 10 victory. He helped his own Agrico 8 0 0 1 &—14 St. Eh a? 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 4—7 a perfect day In the batter's fin Over fcC BAUMOARTNEKS game by hitting two homers. \, n 9 10 Koty . 0 0 2 0 1-3 Team Wins First 'Washington, 0 0 0 10 110—3 box with a horn* run, KofC KOUBAS -The Frank's Sinclair defeats and two singlet. :.::.: ! o Lehotsky, c 4 0 1 |A. A. scored an easy vlctory Kosel's Tavern, 10 to 0, as Jo Camebv7to3 3 l !{;Sico hurled the shtitmit with Sanillo, cf 4 0. Labor CouncO [Over — j — The V. P. WI Pete McMahos went the full semcsak r! 0 icb'lumbus by a 13 to 3, score brillianbriiantt two-hittertwohitter . Pollak hini cf 2', Vinsko, U 3 1 jbaseball team wontto first game|*even Inning distance to annex|i). Ward. r( the Carteret Recreation Soft- a homer for the winners. 2 KoUbas, *> -,. 3 0 Upsets Kiwanis O|f the season in the Babe Rutii^tan'i triumph. Avenel'i re- lb ball League as Ray Kinch scat- Price's Men's Shop won 11 Shupptr. Scores Upset Kilyk. 3b 2 Nardi, 3b 3 .0 baseball league by beating,venal went to Bill Hugger. Rounski. tered nine hit's for the winners. Q'tenth game of the season, de Breslow, rf 3 Zajac, 2b 0 [Sabo's Sporxl t Shop by a II to 3 Jigg'i re {Mting Ess0 u M aaUunl received tome classy The Kolibas boys started tajxuscunn'if '..Z ". 0 0 o! ' *• Zimmerman, lb ...... 3 0 In Little Loop score. In contrast. it was the two hit pitching from Mike Over Lone Star the second inning by scoring i! was' the winner in this game. 3 Holdeith, If 1 Nlgro, rf 3_... 3 0 CARTERET — The Carteretlflrst low suffered Rain again washed out Mon by Sabo'iJRotkey to down Mlek, «-I.UJ»| CARTERET - The Labor three runs and didn't stop until [Delicatessen scored an upsetithls season. Council scored an upset by d«-jthe fifth when they were ahead ay's game between Koael' win was Jin's seventh in nine Mmchi*. 18 4 3 29 1 5 over the league leading Kiwanis Allan Sohayda did not allow Utwiepski. 3b feating the Lone Star tossers by an 11 to 2 score. By this time [Tavern and Carteret Burne: |Kohb«* 0 0 0 10 0 0—1 by a score of 11 to 1, In the Car- a single hit during the regula- in a regular game in the Babejthere was no doubt as to the Carteret ReercaUtn Deptl T. W Koke's 2 2 3 20 0 t-t teret Recreation League, Inter- ion game as he struck out seven Ruth baseball league, 10 to J. |ultimate outcome. Uttk League Carteret Nine ; mediate division. Regan wasjbatten and walked ten. He Carmlchael' The Labor Council won the Ron Stanley hit a homer for Major Dit., Amerkan League the winner in this game, hurl- a bit wild at times and hit twol I. Carmicha game by scoring sis runs in the the winners. ' W ing a one-hitter. It was the batten. ln Semi-Finals Roiawki, rf second and four more in the Zajac, Kent and Shajnley got Browns are Tied Men's Shoj ..... ll BabeRuthAU first defeat for the Kiwanis The Vets got off with • big sixth frame. three hits for the winders, A & E Super Market.... 11 who had won twelve straight|four run rally in the first in- Ron Hamorski struck out KoUbu (13) [Prank's Sinclair _ 9 games. ning, driving smarting hurler Ed In Tournament jtine batten and did an effec- AB For Loop Lead Carteret Burners — jjStars to Play The 8acre4 Hearts defeated JManUe from the hill. He wu be. CARTERET - Koke's Tavern tive job. except for one Inning, Zajac, *> _. 5 CARTKRKT p The Parkview Kosel's (Tavern _ S Local 440 in k close game, 4 to Utved by Bean. reached the semi-finals in* the the nflh, in which the Lone 2 Democrats and Brown's Hard- 0 Sanillo, cf Lovas was the winner in this Tommy Chodoah led the wln- Middlesex County Board SUr boys xored five runs, 2 ware are tied up in the second- »In Tourney Sat Kinch, p game. Powell connteted for alnen by getting two hiti in four|pretholden Open Softball Flnnesan relieved Dacko bufl CARTERET -r The Carteret /insko, rf half race in the Minor division [circuit smash. to the plate. Tournament by winning over was charged with the loss. Babe Ruth All Stars will play Kent, c >f the Little League. little League The Club Markay pounded' T v. r. w. tht New Brunswick Eaglet on Labor CoantU Ut) tomorrow at Donaldson Park at| J. Nardi, ss The Parkview Democrats out- the Sunrise Dairy, 17 to S, as Koby, cf 1 (Saturday by a dose 4-J seort, tuback. U P. M., opposing North Brunt< J, Kolibas, ss . lasted Mueller Insurance by Kurec turned in the victory IPIUU, ef Kokea got off with a three Nagy, lb wick in the Pracholder'i invita- Enjoy Summer "iLehotsky, 2b . 7 to iJ score this week as Teams Lose in Kuree also got two siBgiet a&dJSkiba, 2b 0 run lead in the top,,half of the Kopm. c 2 Cunah gained the victory ovfcr tion tourney game. The Cartcretjt homer v6 help bis own game Ooets, is .... ~T |shanley; lb team made a fine showing Uat| 1 fourth innlni when Jot OWelly Haiuortkl, p 1 Orace, Rata washed out both Mon- Caibari, lb |Devito, If ..... County Tourney weekend at Cranford. winning 1 tripped and scored on Oluchow- B0WL1HG M»oti. ai Kochek's Pharmacy topped day's and Wednesdays sched-IChodoan. 3b ...„_.. i ski's tingle. Moe Malutek and 0 CARTKRZT — Carteret's ti Ooub*, lb 35 IS IS Babies Furniture, 14-11, as Fo- uled contests. Oaral c .., OStao Sotnowakl combined to Irt Our Newly .*>*• garcher was the winning hurl Little League teams were elitoi- At 3 P. M. an AH Star teaml The K of C scored Kukulya, If tl C. (t) 1 live Koke»jh*jt victory. Conditioned Un« AB R H er. Homers were hit by Graeme na,ted in the Middlesex Count; from the newly organlaed Joelvtns, defeating Kleban. rf • In a secoul game, Kokw KMMU. rf 0 nenson, Jb „ „... 4 Fogarcher and Zirpola. Little Fellas I tournament over|Medwick league win play the ture, 1 to 1, and by a|Uardiuak. rf 0 scored a pair of runt in the sec- ~ KasMw, c S Westvacp woo two gamas, the weekend. The Carteret No Hopelawn All Stan at Donal-|s-t count, Sohayda, p ... 0 ond innlni to hand the Triangle 2 team lost to Highland Park Star (6) . Meyers, p s trimming iKochek's Phaunady. son Park: Caiieret Bcercatiaa DcyartaeU - bowling team of Helmetta a )-l by a 6 to 2 count and the Car- 4' ^lfer.diierski, lb _ 4 15-9, and winning a dose opt On Sunday, July M, the Car UUit UMK ' 24 7 •defeat Two walks and an in- _•_ S "jSH'-'cang, ss S from Sacret Heart, 1 to 3. teret Nationals No. 1 team win SABO'S field mlscue gave the locals two 4 ciO'Dora»U, lb ..... 1 Mueller's Insure defeated the short end of « 7-1 score at oppose Bast Brunswick at \i:M\ Nailwal iniM Rwcher. 2b 0 runs. Moe Kalusek lot credit the hands of Clara Barton on P. M. at Roosevelt Park in the 8tan4tnft uWJilj iOello, 2b .., ) „ • ;|Ph:lliM, cf ™ 4 Sacred Heart, 16 to 3. Ojfor this win but he had to have Middlesex County Freeholder^ 12- 1 Beam, cf-p ia«, Jo _.. 3 Twuifi.'rf ,._ 3 Standing of T< Saturday. Kiwanis - Ojiome help from Stan So*now*i Little Pallas tournament. 2b _„ j jUttle, rf S FlrttQaae Sacred Heart ll- l'SuWTan, lb — 0| The score by innln«s: .o e !.".!._ s Parkview Democrat* 1 OjHoghland Past 12 0 10 1- At 2 P. M., the Cartem Hungarian R*f - S Stankan, si ;. lKoket 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1—4 !f .,..„ o Sio^n's Hardware .. 2 OJCarteret Mo. t. 0 0 1 1 0 0-2 American League conOnsent Emil's Cattnng - 6 Mantk. p-cl 0'Baglei 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0-4 as Suu's Lunch - (Itoko, )b K'H, U . .'. ! Kcllttas I—IS Kpcheks Pliarm&cy .... S3 l No. 2 team will beJgUoi against 0; (SooBod Game) 0 3 1 l«0 11 1 SO Greenwakft Ins. _ - 7 Widgolinifci. e _.. 0 K. « C 0000300—2 Murllcr'i Insurance 2 2 Clara Barton the Fords Clara IBon team. 0;XokM .._ 110 0 0 0 0—3 , it . . .. 1 1 Cartont No. 1. 0100 1 Sunnse Dairy ... I Malonti. If ftch.* BaWcs Bobby Dodd. head footbaU OTriaogle ^. 0 0 0 10 0 0—1 Hu.ft.hock of U,e Heart.... 1 K. o/C iCootuntoo. rf Jack Owkm former man- coach for 14 years at Georgia Club Markay ' Jimmy NorrU of n i W, T, Qnuu ..... _ O the outtvar.cUuj de- ager of the Chicago White 80s. Tech, ha* bean aflUiated witti Cart. DelieatcMen . -10' 21 1 ifltau, at «-foot-l, to tht tattHtl - - • - • h school 'or Ja years. He is phone 0 1)00 4—ifiltw.Mnan u the Anericvi Castro wand loaus instead uTJis soouUng for the Boai«o Bad Local 444 -U |V F w .— 4 0 2 0 0 1 0—Tjballback on the Hardm-ato- also dirwtor of athkttca. » • • 1 I 0- qjMMf UafUt tot la« BablM Furniture, lliflabo't l I 11 « « i—4|uai football taam. I I 11 i Helping Child's Reading Freehold is Set Mower Vendors LKOAI. N'OTICFJ r«peale<1 No Do-It- Yourself Job (Continued from Pane 1> Swtlon 4-Th»t »»(-tlnn If of UM To Open Aug. flth >rteret Police Depsrtment. fti(ltl«i1 nr<1ln«nrr Ii trurniat „, t/t rtad 11 foUnwH, FREEHOLD Trip champ will In addition to belm enter- *»rllon I-F -COokd Aflfiiit—P»r» ,N;A - Do JO" havft a wawas a reading return when Freehold Raceway iM money rslsen. the •hint Atfnur hltwMn Wuhln(t«a ^ny or litUe Mary in Newark sohoo,soho,* bXSnC hegins lln annual sulky session Aftrnir and RooaaTnlr. Avvnut. Rirl.s aw «.ll musicnl. Nsncv »nd nation v^Thut m 1 nf Uia in-''-; ,ni!y whose "Reading" her«,haithl« d bth advice (o, pa "nts here Saturday afternoon, Aug- nnrbara play the (Jlsno. All ex-!(o ' |',jS nr her report card worried abouutt what theyZi do ust ». Anthony Abbntlello, win- eept Maureen sing in their rf-i°i to help S'nifln 1—flinp nlntii thin bt !«• their ner of the driving title hers lust spectlve church choirs. •tilltd nn th« nur rl|ht M(U nt ., IV the average parent, ter: children 4T year, id prrpnring to launch thr Mrti Mitn InlrricrUni tb< As a mother, I'm probdbly 11 vf probsbly decided to season with a stable nf 19, | "Thrmiith strwt. >• Ht forth ip Let the Expert* Do It 1V preiudlred," na.vi Mr.«. Rpl.v.J R 1 hfr»nf, purwunt lull ,„ dully with the child MPmlnu the numbrr of horses , 'Leave 'But I think you could look n 1S nrfpt «h»rt Tlftn <'<>' vacation and the actual mechanic: mder his wing M th* mwtlnit RIGHT Of WAT «inn« «rt pr»- of mig w«v before you found; at pronrnsws. Tlrt#rt for In ftfctlnn 1 hrrtln. iom nener than of Ul« m«nr« u The transplanted Freehold Rirls. or « hsppier group of;to r»»rt u foilont •)i-lver was off to a runaway S»ctlon 1 Ihf following urt I start, with a magnificent five >>* dNlanit«t •• Ona-W>T Strattai to two local parent, now- A--Burlln|ion Strt»t (olr« BillS, for five opening day a year «KO . Mrs. Marlon Oros- -meaning his efforts B-Lwiui Slrffi noln« nofth from os Never headed in the 50 day c*rt«rn Atfnne to Waihlniioa i Mrs. Bertha Hoof Collapses tun a" nmpaiRn, the ax-8taten Inland- iwt.li full-time C-*il»nUr Rtr»*t (tolnlf wuth Both Mrs. Orosman and Mrs r scored 20 firsts, 27 seconds • Continued from Page 1> from Wiihlniton Atfnm t* Cirttm Aianiit 10111 "': and 19 thirds for 230 points, 37 members of Fir* Truck 3 dnd are the Instruc- D -.Inhn SirMI unlnn north from more than his closest competi- Sqund 1 n.vlsted at the swnf RnoHTill ATeniic to Jnnftt* tor colonlR Summer can be of great vaiue in tor who. oddly, turned out to be Mi. Christie was carried on n Str«« way. They of- B-S»l(nn Av«nu« Koinr lonth frois his younger brother, Carmine. strckher down a rear stslr- RooafTdt Amnua tn Kual Abbatlello's rise to the top In CB.W to th* smbulsncf. Strut , [,n- the past five weeks. I. Provide Interesting eiperi- T— Pitch Htrwi jolnj -fivr children have been eneec for the child to stimu- Battalion Chief Harold J. Pnnhlm Ai»n\n to Utck ATI- renn War vet, Tony purchased nut, 8uca»T nnlY from t;M ilnK hour-long classes of late his Interests. Trips to Oernsndt Capt. Fred Grygutls rlu the 5 point farm here following A, M to 11.00 Noon woods, beaches, factories, MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CAN DRrsS ALIKE for O— Imirion AtrMt joint Wuth (f|l,ni tnA\nt levels, seldom and Ac tin? dipt. Edward flyers •wlmmlng thi, ,,immri vmin% ,„,„,, j,,,,,,,,,,,, ^^ o( the 1957 meeting at Freehold from Cwteret Aftniu to Pu- .,, re than five In a group.' MMeums, rums, etc. A were In charue of fire person- mn Haceway. He personally cares lattl Afinun. Sundtf nnlt, ^Inpinciit and Improvement ehlld who has never had a smart griped towel,. Mothtr'», made from two bath towels nil. from S 0A a M M ]1fti unon train or boat or plane ride l» stitched together at .houldrrs with ten-Inch opening for iSaotlon 7—That Motion 4-A of th* ,n, basic reading skill is the RESEMBLANCE IS NOTED -Jame.s Capicy, left, The Avenel firm is demolish- abort antltlx) ordlnanct Ii imtndM the Center. won't be half as much inter- slippln/r over head. At bottom, towel, are turned up front who'll play the part of Adm. William F. Hnlsey Jr., right, in a to reirt u follow*; Tony's methods, proven good ing the frame house for lt» ested in reading about such and bark to desired length. Thin turnback forms a large forthcoming movie, talks over a scene with the retired admiral. owner Mrs. Emma Wsde of 135 S«rUoa 4-A--Soutti iulr or Rons*. I Orosman, who has had by his frequent visit* to the »*H Ar*nu« from Mvln Rtrttt t» Wr subjects as a child who has. front pocket which Is stitched closed at salvages and di- Picture's locale and story wl'l deal with Halsey'« command on .jui tmining In reading prob- winner's circle. Pearl Street, Elizabeth. Oartirat Af(nui> I. Provide a good reading at- vided at center, The turn up at back l> stitched closed all Guadalcanal In 18«. The men are shown in Hollywood. •action S—Thit Mctlon <-B of th* at Temple University and mosphere at home, in place around, At waistline, tape attached Innide form, chan- As the population in Tony's "»?• tniltlM ordlnanct la *mtn Mother's. Thl» will fit a child ings of $49,789 were In 1958 Scheno's Registers 10th (Continued from Pag* l > •oiitharn part of Roowialt Avtno* flemingUm Cash u> Undtn fttmt with him. Read books your- up to six yean old. Since he presently is guiding Moore and Co., and, Virginia Stctlon t—Th»t Mctlon 4-F of th* self and let him see you re- the largest flock of his career, Carolina Chemical Corp •tiof* ttitltlad ordlntna* 1* MiitniM Tony should go over the $50,000 to read n follatri: Lures Big Field gard it as an enjoyable past- Straight in Rec League Individuals listed at de- Sactlen 4-r—WMUrW «!*• ot time. 8ee that there's a mark in money earning power :ndant< are Robert T. Walsh Coot* AMDU* from Ptrahlni Ait- |FiiiMlNOTON—Record pay- quiet corner somewhere In this year. nua to 10) fttt of Romanowttl TEAM STANDINGS In the sixth inning. He wuj ormer executive secretary of 8(r*tt. If/lnr competitors have at- the honse, comfortable and Tony is ably assisted on the W redited with the win despitp e he association; his successor B*ctk>n lO-That »»etton > of th* additional nationally handy to books, where the farm and at the races by Scheno's 10 he facftt thathtt he f failed to finish. ioey A, Hennessy; Russell E abofa tnUttal ordlnanc* It innndad brother Carmine. The latter to r*ad u followa: j,nii« ricurcs for Saturday TV won't bother the new Wdbge. Braves 6 Don Kuchma absorbed the|Watson, of New Brunswick, at- Iw.tlon lit ahall ba unlawful many times handles the reins far any ptrion in ptrl a nBlcla i;.! s NASCAR stock car races reader. s Warriors 4 Tigers' defeat. torney and association agent ;.r spectacular Flemtngton on any of tha followine rumtd jl. Read aloud to the child as for Tony. In less than two Tigers Tony Barcelona hit a single •Jilllp B. Sreander, a civil engl- •tratt* or portloni thtrtof. for a Angela ..,...:...... :•.... i often as possible, even to years, Tony's farm hat become- -8|TOd hoffls wti for tRe Braves, leeTThf" consultant;' and Mal- iwicrt of nor* than on Hour bt- onn the new speed mer- widely known in, the (port, [Indians 2 twstn the hourt of JOO A U >n4 m older children who are per 7while Yavorsky and colm H. Baxter, a construction «:00 P. M :, air Blackle Relder, Barring misfortunes, Tony's fectly capable of reading to WOODBRIDG8—Scheno's of each came up with a pair of Inspector. A—WMterly alda ol low»r ROOM- or P;i; Reds Kagle, Green- themselves. talents could conceivably land Ayenel ran their string to ten • rtqulrra nr participating In the July al physical condition have to participate In the league dur- terranean," a story about a i* law. Perth Amboy youths have been JU1.T 18, ltM firecracker 250-mile" late been carefully ehecktd and Law Weighed ing the past decade. The leaders group of beatniks in San Fran- Tri* forasotDS onllaanot wai In- • ', .-tort car classic while O.K'd. have held the opposition to less sent to the County Jail to :isco. Shooting starts In August. troduced at a m**Unf or the Coun- k wheeled a modified The importance of parenU WOODBRIDOI — A pro- than two runs a game on an await :11 of th* Borongh of OarUret h»ltt lime thrre similar to the LEGAL NOTICES 'uly 14, ltBS. wtun it IU adopted recognUlng and allowing foi posed ordinance which would average which is a remarkable m a charge of breaking and in lint riadlnf. Tht «ald ordlnanc* \v *iii drive at Ftemlngton will bo furUitr mnald*r*d on Mcond Individual differences of theli establish retirement age for mterlng and larceny. ORniNANCI n D faturday evening. Uf ORDTJfAHOX TO AUtMS 'ANl.... *(U f Jor final adoption at » children was also stressed b: Township employes, will prob- Held under $2,500 'ball 1 -'of Mid Oounell of .the Bqr- ';-.:s inn. plus the t re mend - Against AVenel, Scheno's ac- IRDINANC1 MOUlATDra TRAF- Mrs. Orosman and Mrs. Shere ably be set up for the laboring iadlo Santiago, 26, 181 Wash- FIC AND Tgl PAMCINO OP VB- ouih of Carttrtt on Auiutt^, ltH, "seen weekly In the counted for their total with two at 8;00 P. M, Council CTiliajbeii. shewsky. group, Township Attorney ington Street and under $2,000 HIOIXB wrnra TH* BOROUGH motor conflict, have Borough Hall, Cook* Attniie. Caf- Nathan Duff said today. ball each, Angel C. Sosam, 19 OP CARTtSIT, NIW JBB8IT," t*r*t, V. J, at which time and pltct the third three in the 1 and ahead of them, There has been considerable '52 New Brunswick Avenue. BB IT ORDAIM1D BT THI all ptneni Inttntted will bt fi'tn it ai Flemington Saturday fourth. Stu /Meyers and Matt MAYOR AMD COUNCIL OF THI >n opportunUy to tan heard. talk about such an ordinance in Domingo Roman, 19, 888 State BOROUGH OP CABTtRTT: thrn in the 100 mile title Fratterolo paced the victors of- SsctloQ 1—That Motion 1-B of tht PATRICK POTOCNIO. Graham Slated recent weeks, and a retirement atreet and Nieves, above tfhtitlid ordlnane* Ii imtndtd Borough Olark at the Trenton Speedway fensively by hitting safely on ;. p. T/M/W age of 68 has been suggested. two occasion!. 66fl 8taU flt Mt ;o read as follows: uriiv afternoon. In the lat- EELAX IN THE SHADE: A lijht touch on the crank will Section l-BTWaahlnjton Aianue— It also has been mentioned that Early Monday tTom RooMTtlt AT«QU« to ana In- t «-i!l be Flemlngton's Al Butrlca, the Avenel short- Patrolmen NOTICE For Meet Return lower, raise or tilt this b*ll-«haped nylon and vinyl mn- It might affect such department Walter Marclnlak and Frei cluding wb«r* It IUMMKU with Take novice that Carpatho Itui- h!y 'iiited team of track stop, belted a pair of singles in the notthtrly approach of Wash- •Ian American cltlient Club, haa brell». The anodized aluminum pole U rust-prooi. heads as Township Clerk B. J |Wandras discovered that thi V Tiisnady, natlonal|planHIGHLANs D PARK — Th |four trips to the batter's box. ington Ayenu* at Louis Btreet. > applied to the Borough Council 6t Dunlgan and Welfare Director Lone Star Pizzeria, Rahwa: yield rlfht of nay algn having the Borough of Cartertt for a trtni- mi Budd Olsen, and . arts of local wrestling pro The Iselin Warriors scorec John T. Omenhiser. jAvenue, had been broken Ink aldea 38" In length will be In fer of OB #1 Club lleenae for prern- champion J«.rkli>s$Jc- moters call for another meetini CHIFION AND JEWELS GO TOGETHER in pie* as well three times In the sixth Inning atailtd on th* northerly approacl laes situated at 203 RomnnrrwHA 1 However, Mr. Dunlgan Is ar and Louis Lorla, owner, sat of Washington Avenue facini :n. all South Jersey between the teams'of Jerry am as in fashions. Red ruby-like cubes of flavored gelatin and then fought off A rally in thi Avenue, Cartertt, New Jentv. to elected official and u now a large quantity of cigarettes southbound traffic. prwnlie* situated at 1 John Street, Mll'e Bob Hall and se: Eddie Graham and Don Curtl emeralds in the form of tiny cat lime squares are folded bottom of the seventh to comi Section 2—That tectlon 1-C of thi Carteret, New Jar**?. tenure of office, having beer, had been stolen. and Mark Lewln In the Temp* into lemon chiffon pie filling to produce these glamorous up with a 4-2 triumph of thi above entitled ordlnanct It amtndei Objections, If any. *hou!d be mid* ' r;ilinii Vlnce Coi ordinance la amended to read Hall ring. But first each com Jewel pies. No cooking Is necessary either for the filling or elected the necessary three scrappy Hopelawn Indians. Sometimes later, Patrolmei Immediately In writing- to: Patrick II.MAP. Pa. More than terms. Attorneys have follow*; POtocnlc. Boroufh Cleri of the B9r- blnatlon must score a victory the Udyfinger crust. been Chick Van Busklrk, the Iselin Zigmund Wojcik and Charle; Section 1-C—Washington Avenue— oush ot Oartewt, Nev Jerwy. are pouring Into the in their co-feature events o to point out that if a mound choice, had • no-hitte: OUphant saw the four met Rooaeyelt Avtnu*—between W*ih< Slgnid' lngton Avenu*(ta*t*rlj approach hi motor pit area- th the i Friday night's program here. LEMON CHIFFON retirement ordinancdncee affects going for five innings and seated in a car on New Bruns CARPATHO RUUIAN Louis Strait and the Woodbrldg crri?Dfs CLUB d ^peed Jouste, drivers; The Grkhanu will meet Rib JEWEL PIES MMr . DunlganDl , an elected official, shutout until the seventh. He wick Avenue, Fords. The, men Townahlp-Oarteret Borough line. Momero and Luis Martinez It would also affect Mayor Hugh TKLD RIOHT OP WAT algsi hav John Kuama, PraeJ^tnt • :n ate from 18 through 1 package raspberry- gave up one hit in the sixth "looked suspicious" and the of Ing aldet 3B7 In length will b* In 6U*lok Ave , CarUret, N. J. Icurtl* and Lewln tackle the B, Qulgley who Is beyond re and was tagged for three In thefleers ordered them to open the •tailed on th* *aattrly approach Mward Loak, Swnuty flavored gelatin 87 Randolph St., Oarteret, K. I, '< Mrtnzo, hospitallied Mighty Jumbo and Duke Hoff 1 package llme-flavered Urement age, also. seventh, which produced the trunk of the car where the: of RooHvtlt Avtnut and on Oran man. Both bouta are over th Mr/Duff said the subject o: Avenut. Jowph BUCK*. TxeMUftr * tcrfific six-c«r crash gelatin two markers that eliminated discovered the cigarettes. Section J—That tectlon 1-1 (4) af 4S U* St., Port RMMHlf, >. 3. •'•• is due back again, best of three falls route. such an ordinance came up atthe attempted whitewash job . P. 7/M, Jl/ie t eupt hot water one of the caucus sessions when f r•• :lif activity, which and Lewln have battled nek It was noted that several men losing pitcher. It ta It (abMt I fMk- In the Road and Sewer Depart »'»30 p. M.; will be theon two previous occasions, an aces) ladyflngtrs Bill Madcal and Van Busklrk • w starting more thanleaceachh time the inatches hak 1 package lenm s farli tlnw. been thrillers that ended In, by hitting safely twice. One o. pie filling feclently. confusing faihion. The Gra Vt eup boiling water MadcaTs Mast* went for three ham* were adjudged the win "I hare not prepared thi, bases. filer Park Bid Mi enp cold water ordinance as yet," the attorney ners once. On the other ,trii \i eup sugar Tigers Edged, T-6 Lewlu inn and Curtis had the boui stated, "but In its preparation Druid to be Aired\ * Prepare the two pack The Woodbridge Braves took sewed up with Tony OaknU it wijl be my aim that men Ilk. over second place In the cur fOODBRIDOE - A public " a*es of gelatin Mpente- M*""r. Diinigan and Mr. Omenhl n refertelng. But near the end rent lineup after edging th £ « "n the proposed mo- ly, mine 1 ew hot water nr wlU not be affected." Avenel Tigers 7-8 in a good and H etp cold water for game played at the Oak Btree1 each. Pour Into lejwate Town Worker* Hurt diamond. g x 8 x 2-Inch pans and Woodbridge used «ne big to 3duOe chill until flm. Cut into kft "1 Building. «- he bout ty-lnch enbsa. — Three ush some of the eom- •* winner. 3u bit blow during the Sanitation Department em rally was a home run off the >tr> have urged anothe: Line two 9-inch pie platee with the match between the combos Is ployes were Injured Mondaj it of Dave Shadlow. revocation of the Place pie filling mU in a luge deep mixing btwL AU tt morning when their g«rb__. M However, both squads eup boiling water and mix thoroughly. Add Vi cap eold Pete Urban made the mound it U alleged the overturned on Meredith start for the Braves but re1|n liU i»ve a Port have tough foei to contend witr water. Then beat vigorously with a r*Ury bMter, or at 'll. • 1 • . 1. , 4 T *• 1 . portion of qulshed the job to Joe Takacs byi. Mgfaest speed of electric totter,rimttt TrtftttW H UTT h >V Cou: foamy—takes about 1 minute. Add sugar and be*\t nntll Police said sewers had recently DfTEBTAINED fuled » hearing nmit be|jthe future will have to wait. filling stands in peaks. Fold bt gelatin cubes. Pour into COLONIA — Mr. and Mrs. The Sheik meets Ted Lewln been Installed there, «'we the committee can Udyflnger crusts. Chill in refrigerator about 4 toon. Injured wen Ronald flan Thomas W, Doherty, 3 Canter- U taki.' an">yy aet.lnactionn . Karl Von Hess takes on Tony Makes 10 to 12 servings. burst Lane, were hosts last'week Martlnelll in bout* to a flnl&r, donate, M, 48 Patricia Avenue Colonla, driver of the track to Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Chap HELD that complete Friday night'; ter and children, Junes, plen, program. contusions and lacerations ol 3 — Antonio th* scalp; Carl FUttnto, II, , Jeanette and Patricia, ol '. Carolyn Avenue, Fords Minor Managers iThird Street, Port Reading City. " m the ddisw GKTB CAB BACK Jl a dabmlona '! in lieu of |S 000 W008BRnX}E - A car ;; John Haley, 40 i Mtion of the grind owned by John J. Miller, Shor Walk Over Majors, omply lnvolvliig t Hills, and reported stolen from 7 IT-Oil J Wednesday Perth Amboy, was recovered FORDS-The kldt don't , had himself a bl ,,, , —r- Orore Avenue, Hopelawn, 8mv all the fun In the Fords Little | with hit bat, slashing a atomic p|tne put at dw by Pitrolmen Charles Nlei since the Major »nd|and horns run in three attempt, row. Yes! and George Hutnlck. Mjlnor League managers - takelwhlle Ray floporowtki hit one The truck was badly damaged oyer Dennis Memorial Stadlumlfor four bases and Joe flklbin-|snd had to be towed away. once every summer to frolle is skl pumped out a double and Orthodox rabbis planning an annual softball game which triple to star for the Minors. leenter in Israel. usually produces thrills and| The Majors' most effective Last 3 Days 1 sore muscles. In the r«ent|bfttUri during the enjoyable WO! clash, the Minor skippers jsme were the old pro Moe NOW 2 BARGAIN YOUR HOME AND poured It on the Major nine LADIES' DAYS 11-3. ' Puccl with a home run and "RIDE WITH PRIDE triple and Sehlcker with a The victory was a sweet one double and home run. YOU'LL QUICKLY SEE for the Minor club because It Puccl came up with the field- IN A CLEAN CAR" toNewribrk was their first In three trips. g gem of the day when he The Majors copped the first two AND NEWARK HOW I HELP YOU- ran a country mils before mak COACH Ta T* of the extended series. ing a one-handed catch of a WOODBRIDGE Bud Pajak was handed the line drive at the left field fence. PARIS riOM Nawart N*w Yart LIVE BETTER Minor pitching assignment, and Bednar checked off two budding New Brmswick $1.W $1J0 - 30 BOOTHS he came through with flying Major rallies by clicking off a1 colors, checking his heavy-hit- pair of double plays at his sec MttKlm 11 • i • .90 U0 ELECTRICALLY ting opponents to six safeties ond base station. Rghwiiy.,,,,. *.5o 1.30 over the route. He also em- EMxobttti .....".47 1.10 3 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY" quite a few swlngertJAJD TO IMPORTATION by [»«tmg 11 strikeouts. Loni delays to avoid deporta Free Parkiug Trie Majors started Ban tion would pe denied •lieoi Murk, but he failwl t-o minrlvs WASH der a nUi i*»Md by th* Houw Free AdnuMiou he .frit '.iu,lii« wtwri the Mlnws of H*prm#ut«iiTBi and ant to AM. «Nnr*t«H» ICW AM. for five ;iuu. .loh/inj OM ftmtc jatwully 791 JUHWAY <«iiw fir In r«li*f In JIM MU wwvWl #ve tbe Waa»»d SL Cecelia's he flrtl Afi'l i/itaiifU Ui« ua\ B«atM OlrMlt Court nt Awpftlt WOODBKllKiK IM) h*m NMT Ilk *W Hwwk. nrfc jnninji* siring up few ««l Mtn jurttdMtusi to itvl uni. ijian aayohtr u** DAILY 4«iwmtioii ostlfrs iMtwd by th« Wf-dn ISELLN FAIR h« tuouiMl chorei in ihe fifth Unmltntion Hntee. It would () ,r.d sixth MM! '#-M iiioktd for sin nqulr* th«t >***»* must "»n lieUo, N. J, wo i.uii and iOiu hits. be Mked wiihin six month* oi ME 4-4333 Ptiiiyrvania Railroad Al Badnar, Uft Orioles' the d»U of Vb» order. PAOP! TWENTY Workers1 Lisl (Continued from Page U> (CLASSIFIED Groceries. Florence Hihllcky. I John Hlnllcky. Fred Hftber, RATES - INFORMATION Mary Haber, Peter Traynor, Jo- 1AC fl.M for 15 words seph Culligsn, Howard Hough- ton. Kay Houghton, Rita Evan- 4c each additional word the BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY off; Payable in advance publication Religious articles, Margaret NOTE: No elassMed ads taken aver Stamp, Oeorge Stamp, Edna must be sent In. Loeffler, Richard Loeffler; Telephone MErcnrj 4.uu Plush snlmsls, Terrence Rtley, jerry Rettws, Mary Grcybow- Plnmbing & Heating -- Slipcovers - Draperies- skl Connie McMahon, Kath-i • MALE HELP WANTED - Accordion School Drugs Golf -I- MDSIC listrictioa n Duerseheldt, William Northgrave, Edward Mahon, PHARMACISTS for steady re Enron Tour Child How (or Ann Pratt Elisabeth Dwyer, lief work. Apply Uggett's Print* LtMsni on th« Repair Seat RAYMOND Drive Your Inge Coholan; Drug 8tore, Lincoln Highway, HENSCH'S • Aecordloa WOODBRIDGE Bottoms Dolls, William Oaunt, An- Route 27, Colonla, N. J. Cares Away • GalUr thony Vardl, Claire Davis, Jean MTV ACCORDION SCHOOL JACKSON • Trumpet Re-web and Re-tie 7/18-7/23 MT • Suophono Plinblng & Heating Chair $6.00 Rafalko, Rita Lasplna, Herman "Annlveraarj Special" •t • PUno Travisano, Howard Hammett, t FEMALE HELP WANTED • 3-7 3-.. Me • Tromboiii and SON • Drnmi Sota $12.00 Dorothy Ttnnest, Agnes David- HOUSE PAINTING t Chord Organs t Remodeling WOMEN with car for light At- • Glkwn OulUn * AnpUltn son, Evelyn Qulgley; and exterior Pr • Steel Reeds livery. Knows county, Call A. e Druggi$t$ £ • Ei^Wor AccordloBi SERMAYAN Blankets, Fred James. Al Reasonable rates. c i [Not Plastic) 0 New Installations al • Modal Ateroorlei UPHOLSTERY SHOP PanU, Lucy Pante, Phyllis Per Martin, ME 4-5103. • 40 Ba«s<* • Student RcnUl Pbn 88 Main Street For InformitloB Call HI-I-OU • Gas and Oil Burners Est 1907 rara, Arthur Scoplnlch, Harold 7/23' at a low, low priee of GOLF Cornell, Vincent Cerchiaro, 5 Fifth Avenue, Artnel PART TIME, evening work, Woodbridge, N. J. SAMMY RAY'S Can HE-4-3048, HI-MJ12 Grace Zurewski, Virginia Slleo; ME t-un Pleasant, dignified beauty ser- $125 Hnste and Repair Shop Trucks, Frank Smith, Walter Telephone MEreury 4-0554 DRUG RANGE L PVOUESE • A. UPO vice. No canvassing, no collect- lit Brown Ave., Iselra I AM LAQUADRA, Prop. Phone ME 4-5668 ing, no Married en, or married women with OPEN . McCarthy, Catherine O'Brien, Air Cosdltloners TV Repair Oeprge Blumenstock, Jeanette children preferred. U-J-4M6. HAVTNO TROUBLE GUITAR LESSONS Saulnlef; , 7-23 **erage? Electric < DAI1Y er removej roots, tv Lamps, / Richard Coburger, Charles Farr WAITRES8 wanted. Experi- I Anthony Foley, Virginia Bala«- •toppage from Avenel Pharmacy 826 Rthway Avenue enced. Apply Napoll Restau- ||clo, Mary Coffey, Robert D*er- Pipes, drains Plinblig & Heating rant. 1252 8t. George Avenue, digging, no »44 RAHWAY AVENUE AVENEL n. Dan Tarrant, John Ciajkow- Avenei. MB 4-9875. 7/JSJand efflelenTTaii Electric Sewer SerriM ski, Ton! Tarrant, Anne Foley, MErcory 4-1914 Chris Dlngwall; HELT WANTED Liiiierette Sports, Michael Codd, Oeorge MALE AND FEMALE Telephone: Wlllan, Joseph Eastman. HOMES • STORES PRESCRIPTIONS BUSINESS Oladyg Ferguson, Loretta Con- Free Estimates MEreury 4O5J4 FU 1-2011 OPPORTUNITY WHITMAN'S CANDIES Op«n 7 Days a Week nolly, Kenneth Becker, An- Bamberger's Television and M. LYONS 1 A. H. U 1! Midnifht JOSEPH J. SIMONE (tl LINDEN AVENUE thony D'Alewlo, Joseph Bender WANTED Cosmetics • Him Ul Ichool Street Woodbridp Auto Radio Repair Ann Watah, Eileen Smith. Licensed Professional CALL M£ 4-IM2 Menlo Park FRANCHISE!) DEALER 25c per WASH Woodbridge, N. J. Grace-Becker: Engineer Greeting Cards For Appointment lor 10c per DRY COLONIA Cigarettes, Edward Tocco, Sales Managers NORTHERN HOMES TELEVISION SERVICE Donald Magulre, Jamw Sulli- America's leading qua;ltj. ( Liberty 8-7757 » Brand New Wuhen Mivlig & Tracking -. Radii & TV Service W. Innan Ire * Elmbtrl? ao»« van, Robert Lockwood, James Part Time tory built home - Joshing Tackle < Giant Dryers De Pasque, Kay Jaworskl, Fte details, write, wire or p'o-,, Helen O'Hare, Carmela Strada Three evenings a week, NORTHERN H(|MES SUM COIN OPERATED Set Need Ahimlnom Windows Move "IDEAL WAY" Ton! Kaltont«l», Judy Smith, 6:00 P.M. - 9:45 P.M., CORPORATION' REPAIR? Peggy Broderick, Frederick COMING SOON . . . 1«J4 Union Blvd.. AHenton, PI HOME Phona FU-8-J914 Call ' Sutter, 8r,, Eleanor Ard: and Saturdays, 'hone HE 5-8544 of In rnponn to nany q ME4-43M ABCO 9:15 A.M.-6:15 P.M. wt in iddlni i Krrte* depart, AGENT NATIONAL VAN De luxe g«U, Lawrence REEL mint nert l*or t« sat MU- TV SALES b SERVICE Moran, Douglaa Watson, Sa-U( n WINDOW SHOPPING? wrrlci Utuidtntt*. . . , Soon LINES sn ind women dulrtd with too PARTS ART'S RADIO 1333 8t. Georges Avenae bin* Adanu, Vickie MontazolU, educations background md lMdtr- yoi will ttM.it your enolct: tta- USf St. George Are., Arenel •hip ability. Official Service Station Nrrlce or our ittendut WU1 M COLONIA Marge NlchoU, Peter Floersch, for your wish (or yov! 1-4 Booms—Ul, $25, S3! & TELEVISION Robert Matthews, Martin Mar- "CENTAURS," "JOf CHUX," SALES and SERVICE -UBEX," "PENN," "BRONSON," S-( Rooms-|», $41, $51 FU 1 -6966 delek, Jean Lakonwkl, Mar- "ALCIDO," "BRtTTON," TWILIGHT 155 Avenel Street, Avenel garet Willan, Peter Pryslak: Earl Hollim»n will have 0\ 'JOHNSON," "TOD WILLIAMS," OninntMd RnwJn vt 111 MikM Also, Oeorge Bailey, Ous spend weeks in hospital ,-t- "SKA JOT," "SP« 101," LAUNDERETTE Repair Estimate* Free! of Air Conditioner!, Black ud Pharmacists "SPIN MIGHTY," "SPIN-0- WWt« Colorrt TV UU, HT-Fl, Dlas, Oeorge Dlkun, Betty covering from jaundice, hepa. 4M Rthwiy ATC, Woodbtldfi i#t*nnu tniUlM MATKY," "SPIN KING," Radio, TIM BKorien, rboa»- Siana. Helen Knderleln Wil- titls and an ulcer. This halu "THUNDBRBIRD," "«I (Betwtcn Town Hill ind tikts Ttitti Fm it Our ttort H Full time, 40-hour, • inphs, tttrtophonlc Com«r- bis trip Uf Europe and de'.iv, STREAM" "RIPTIDE," "SUM Oretn Itmt) Car RadlM Smtcrf Promptly Iloni, Antenu IniUlUOonJ, Cu liam ChafatelU, Thomas Sulli- 5-day week. CAST," "DICK8ON," "BISI- BuUoi iUiwlrtd WWk Ton Wilt van, Frank Ferrlse, John Mur- the start of his TV sories, | HADE," "RUMIR" and All employ** btnefltt. "GOLDEN CUB" ray, Richard Oaaynakl, Lucille Mint b« retiiMrtd In Haw JtntT, "Hotel de Paris Lawn Mowers - ROOfllf 4 Sidllf - Conner. Eleanor Bonk, Ethel Parts and Repairs on Part time, 3 evenings per "PFLUEGER," "OCEAN CUT," Upholstery Rutnik: 8tewart Granger u or, *t I week, 6:00 P.M. - 9:45 P.M. •QUICK," "H-I," "LANGUST" LAWN MOWERS Photography Raffle, Lucy Olovw, Chair- with Jean Simmoiv. to m md mnj other* T. R. STEVENS and Saturdays, certain she takes the pro?--1 SHARPENED lady, Mary Sepanakl, Marie Phone FU 8-3894 Roollnj ind Sheet MfUl Work VACATIONERS! Sensevlere, Joan Mayer, An- 9:15 A.M.-6:15 P.M. amount o( rest after her recer.: [ Our US ST. OEORGE AVE. AND REPAIRED We reupholster A thony Sanaerlert, Dolores Funk operation. Lowest Prices Ever RUDY'S Small engines repaired WOODBRTDGB free-storage y°w Frank Markmann, Oeorge Parts for all makes APPLY: MAW 8TRKET AND ROE Russell has b«cn * Repairs furniture. Et- Rkkerhouaer, Helen Jacob, HIGHLAND AVZNDI Fishing TadUe * Repair Authorised dealers for Brifgs twirling at all London pa.-. 1st QUALITY of all erjthlng will Chairlady, Martin Naughton, (OFF MIDDLSSKC AVXNVI) 256 Monroe St., Rahway & Stratton, Clinton, Power MTTUCH1M, NJ. like she was still pUy.-j | Types be ready when Dot Hand, Klleen Slnnott, R1U ALUMINUM COMB. Products, Lawson and otheri 70a return CosteUo, Joseph -^lgnatore, Intenl*«lng Hourt: "Auntie Msme." J:JO A.M. -8«l P.M. U Bicycle sales and service from vacation Harold Bklnner: STORM & SCREEN Fuel Oil DEVELOPING Others, Kay Scarpa, Mary og r Todaj'i picture ALBRECHT'S Air-Condi tlonlni SERMAYAN Ann Snyder. Marlon 9.10 AM. -5K» F.M., Stturdk? HAPPY IS THE BRIDE PRINTING Win Air Hut v WINDOWS KEY SHOP InlaitrUl fahanit UPHOLSTERY SHOP Beagan, Natalie Agosta, Rose The preliminaries atwr.to I Motor Gnudi Bit 1*1 FOR RENT tot Home DtmoniCntloB JOHN J. BITTING 124 Washington Ave. ENLARGING Quinn, Lillian Lucanegro. on jetting married these day! FOB nUX ESTDUTtS $ Fifth Avenue, Avenel Carteret Can WW-WU or M1-4-JM* JARTERET. POUR ROOMS can be pretty hectic, [Mobil] El 1-71(3 Tel ME 4-1117 and bath. Electricity, heat, In movie comedies. SAMSON 1 DAY SERVICE Capitol Dome h*t water supplied. Inquire 22 This British film provides ;,;• ALUMINUM PRODUCTS "Free" Roll of Film Water Softeners (Continued from Edit Pt«e> Harris Street. ., 7/23* larlotu viewing In this connec- liquor Store With Every Roll of Heights, is attracting nation' tion as It concerns itself *;»1 416 Wuhlnrton Street Mobilheat CARTERET, 4H rooms and Henry Jaisei ft Son Total as- the trials and tribulations thai I Perth Amboy Black and White wide attention bath. Heat and hot water sup- sets (or all New Jersey Banking FUEL, OIL Tel«*one MErcuy <-U»» Film Processed SALES plied. Centrally located. Con- beset both the bride and groom- VA 6-5562 Tinning and and Insurance reached $4,532,- venient to everything. Available to-be, u well as the respective | Over 25 Years of SERVICE 049,000 as of June 10 ... Thus WOODBRIDGE Sheet Metal Work Immediately. KI 1-7237. members of their families, *• Friendly Service far this year, 11 cases of polio, Roofing, Metal Ceiltafs RENTALS 7/33 fore the wedding. Building Liquor Store nine of which were paralytic, A wlid assortment of rela'.r.fs I and Furnace Work Water Softener Salt were reported in New Jersey burden on retired peoplet that ME 4-0012 MARY ANDRASCIK, Prop. Soft Wt4cf Soap descend on the home o! ;r.»| to the State Department of 588 Alden Street Swimming Foot Supplies the prices of things would go bride's parent*. She,, mean- 100 Fulton Street Health Republican State up A CompleU Stock of Domestic wle, while, get* « little i'^' WOODBRIDGE Chairman Cart Erdman Is con- you Woodbridge, N. J. may get refunds from Income with all these goings-on, es- and Imported Wines SERVISOFT tinuing bis barrage of criticism OF WOODBRIDGE tax payments; that the sales pecially Jtnce she suspecu her I Been and liquors Telephone MErearr 4-l»4« against Governor Robert B. tax Is a hidden tax; that the 741 St. George ATOM future husband harbors mc;( Meyner throughout the turn state would collect more money 574 AMBOY AVENUE Woodbridie than a pasitnj Interest T. one Funeral Directors mer and fall months . . from the Income tax, and that Oullio Maoone, a most cape of the female house WOODBRIDGE, N. J. GALLARDS ME 4-1815 there would be less chance for Follows a violent lovers' qua:-1 ble office appliance clerk In chiselling with an Income tax. the State Treasury Printahop, rel, and the lovers disa??"'' * j GARAGE SPECIALS Percentages add to more than has received a $290 award for the eve of the wedding » '••"•' roi Locksmith PHOTO Boats 100 because consternation of everyone ESIIMARS WATTS juggerting that report* of 547 Amboy Are., Woodbridg* I more than one reason for pre- r : CALL legislative hearings be printed Among those who pis) -« 'l Phone ME 4-3651 BROTHERS' on both sides of the .paper ferring the state Income tax. .Am DENNIS Synowiecki WOODBRIDGE KEY Opts U to 1 Hen. * m. till I Next week, the New Jersey Carteret, N. J. thus saving at least H.M0 an "rolling in the aisles" ire •»* MURPHY nually . . . Last year's gradu Poll will report on why people Funeral Home BOATS Carmlchsel as the prfts?«::>»j LI-8-1072 & LOCKSMITH SHOP ates of vocational education prefer the state sale* tax. FREE ESTIMATES fcjdjgroom, C*dl Parker s AUTO, SOKX, programs In public high schools Watch for It in this news- on ) nuti father of th' 56 Carteret Avenue orrici KITS Factory Clearance In New Jersey earned approxl paper, which presents the re* jMI • ROOFING and Joyce Orenfell ar.d All Types «f DUTUCARD mately three million dollars P01^ °* &* New 3tml • HOT ASPHALT 1959 Models W and 11' Ttomas In minor roles. Carteret, N. J. auni tOLD 9 during their first year of full exclusively In this area. CARPENTRY • SHINGLDJG Inboard amd Outkoard SkatM ulUnUni HowtHowtn Advertise time employment... Dr. Harry and Telephone £1-1-5715 fo fnmttm • LEADERS * GUTTERS At Drastic Reductions J. Robinson, of Union, has MASONRY «»U. Htrtwu*, Pilati, Olati 19M Models Under been re-elected chairman of the ill AMBOT AVETOI Kl 1-8467 the State Public Health Coun- ) Expert WOODBBIDGI Your Produ«tk)B cil. WorkmuiilUp. CAPITOL CATERS — Thieve* I Op«n Dally I L H. tl 1 M, CUPPER CRArt BOAT Rtuoblblt SuncUj I A. H. W I F. M. Service Stilton and robbers In Hew Jersey who: FM Chuied. WORKS use toy guns in hold-ups will • CONSTRUCTION Business Evergreen Street be accused of stmed robbery In FLYNN & SON Moviig & Tricklig the future, udder a new law • ALTERATIONS in the Raritan Township signed by the Governor . . . • ADDITIONS FUNERAL HOMES TOWNE GARAGE ' (Keu Ktrpott, N. I.) The quiet of the New Jersey 51 Vcui TeL COUai 4-UM farm wu Interrupted by 1,203 Custom Homes A. W. HALL & SON J. F. Gardner * Bw work accidents last year, the 420 East Avenae for appointment Built to Vour ipwlfletUoni Perth Amboy 485 AMBOY AVENUE highest of any major Industry V Movtiv u< Business in the State. No Job Too Larc« KituoNwiDi utntnu «f Woodbridge ' to Ford Ave., Fords and "Paw" Wasn't Bought Or Too Small ... B*u«k«U aa« Offle. lucaltan VA-6-035J Antkuini Anat It had taken the entire Fully Insured j ljfew Jersey Poll HowiH Vu Lbku morning for Zeke to tow the No Charge or Obligation hptnU BMBiilu iMat* • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- tourist's disabled car from Orom MltaW Pag*) For Estimate*; CB&T1NO • r&CDNQ MEMT ui BA1ANCE Turkey Track Spring down to wtth af SHIPPING BHAKI UKWt the settlement at Whittle Porch wtat bay mch; From the .tart, mikt jour widding an *«* Clearing. When be finally re- Furniture DBctanaia Fumltu* •* •»*•» *MU rafaw kwyingg;; Mt.«(.|||| slon of long-remembered good taste ana Vint Keller DtKTijttM turned home, with his weary staters wooltat bay her* If we i0I Builder OfliM and Wanhwm old mule hitched to the ram'ba« sales Ux-4% \ tlnctlon. Invitation* set the tone of ^^ - Sip shackle cart, his wife came out 1230 Stone Street, Rahway U AUantlo Street. Cartant I. Jut arefer H: thta* U|| fecUon. Choose your own pap"" , on the porch and said: "How w««U W better—4%. A Phonu FU-8-0976 WINTER BROS. TcL U-l-lM* from our complete selection* Consult • f BOCK umuro much did you charge that city *- I'M a sales tax h|| Wayside Fun. Slop . feller fer towln' him?" atatas: Ne«f T*rk sesaless any problems. f Uowi Cir «HION anna . ll Dellcatessei Strtlnj Woodbrldu Ruiduti stuaaM "Fifty cents," Zeke answer- tax If a paia k the neck; I naill Sine* 1HJ ed. "Quest t'wasn't too much. it la Ntrth CanUaa; ciaVt Ukt|| ajTD CAKDf • Bi|(ti VIIUH • top nruat Leastwise, he didn't kick up noit ta Kantas; had it la West 0ccaii n • Btttu Strike • Lowu Fto VtlU Out N<« tltn At fuss." Virginia; aUnt Me k *h«i I "Quality. ..Worth°ft1» ° " 8i George Avenue at V, B. "Kilty cents," echoed his in-UveataOhU. Highway l, Avenel TONY'S SERVICE MAT SHOPPE dignant wife1. "I sweav, Paw, The taltttukl** hard (At the Wiiodhddi* HOMEUTE sometimes, I wish you'd pull tMt«m»tteate4 613 Kahway Avenn* Clonrltii ctnm 3 "-S1O.SO a month ESS Woodbridge Open I A. M. to » Mt the cart and let the MIDDLESEX PR IncL Sit, "MOWER CAR" (Opp. White Chunk) handle the executive end of Phone MEreury 4-MM Sales and Service 4 '-$14.00 a month things!" •met did UJw U—»%. t SALADS at Th«lr Bwi — WOODBWDOI- It »•• imy the Inetaat Ui Makei lawn mowinj; la «B4 hoa» MUS; Ht a /tarty t SODA FOUNTAIN 5'-$17.50 a month MEreury 4-9014 20 Green Street,' an enjoyable ride! Frwdssa af Chaiee Ui; a* i«yiaf all tlu lima- • FRESH BAKERY GOODS In spite of what many coun 1%. rHONE tries think an American still Telephone OPM 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. Directory Ads Smaller groups mention that chooses hie OWB form of govern- you know where you stand wlthll INCLUDING SUNDAYS ME 44808 Read The 11 mant-bkmde, brunette or red- the income tax; that la, you can MEreury 4-11 Oiosca Wednesdars All Da) Bring Results Full 1 Year Guuaniee* head. — Quamaaamo budget your money better; that Directory Ads WANTADS iBay.Cuba. the income tax wouldn't put aj