Sweetness Zoning Change AND Light ought by PRR By CHARLES E. GREGORY VOL. IX,—No. 37. FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 PRICE THREE CENTS I am indebted to Mr. Joseph For Factories Janas, who owns an earnest con- viction the slogan in his advertise- ments that he sells "good trans- Youngsters are Given Chance for Health'at Kiddie Keep-Well Camp portation—-not merely used cars" Ann M. Harper, Asks 9-Acre Plot is a masterful achievement in Souths River, nurse in* charge* of the Kiddie Keep 2 Now in Field Well Infirmary, is shown weighing some of the understatement, for many philo- youngsters to determine whether they have gained sophical gems with which I am weight. The., bottom picture shows, Miss Ruby For School Post In Avenel be Open wont to adorn my casual conver- Miller, a senior at Perth Amboy Higrh School 9 sation. and a Junior Counselor, teaching the kiddies of To Tight Industry Cabin No. 1, all five-year-old boys from all over Mrs. Desmond, Lund * * * * Middlesex County, a new game. ' ' WOODBBIDGE — The Penn- Mr. Janas, who cherishes almost Seeking Position as sylvania Railroad, in an exclusive as much as his reputation the Avenel Principal statement to FQRDS-RADITAN familiar "Uncle Joe" which he TOWNSHIP BEACON announced WOODBRIDGE;—Two appli- today it had applied for a cordially invites new friends and cants are now in the field for the change in zoning for the 96 old to adopt when addressing him appointment as principal hi Ave- acres of land • it now owns either socially or professionally, nel School, it was learned to- in the Avenel section, between the day. _ / Philadelphia Quartz plant and the , came to this country a mere slip Previously, Harry Lund, mem- of a lad from Poland. He has made Steel Equipment Corporation ber of the Woodbridge High lands. his own way since, and made it School faculty, had been the At the present time the westerly honestly and respectfully and—I only official applicant for the post, but last Monday, Mrs. An- half of the acreage toward the surmise—with some slight tinge of ' drew Desmond, Grove Street, a railroad is zoned for light industry. financial success. Joe, who hates teacher in the Carteret • school Part of the easterly half of the Communism with a fervor which system, filed her written ap- land, including part of Rahway plication with Supervising Prin- Avenue, is zoned as B residential equals my town, is definitely a con- and 100 feet along Rahway Ave- firmed member of a capitalistic cipal Victor G. Nicklas. Both Mr. Lund and Mrs. Des- nue is in the business zone. Tli§ society. mond are said to have backers railroad seeks to have the entire * * * * on the Board of Education and area zoned for light, industry. We're musically inclined, Joe though the appointment is ex- In its application for the change, pected to be made at Monday's the railroad states it wishes "to and I, and in days past when we session, the outcome is not easily develop the property to its best had a little more time, we played predictable. use" which in its opinion can be a few duets up in Joe's garage The vacancy in the Avenel done only if all the property is between empirical observations School prihcipalship occurred zoned for light industry. and appraisals of Kant and some the end of the school term when Frank Van Horn, of the Penn- of the other superficial explorers the Board forced the retirement sylvania Railroad Real Estate of- into the realm of human reasoning 1 of Miss Bertha Schermerhorn, fice in New York City, denied yes- and relationships. I haven't played * ' as she is over the age limit. At* terday the property had been sold the piano much, except with a first Frederick Beckley, a resi- even though a request for a tax finger or two, in over twenty years dent of Avenel and also a teach- search had been made through and my friend Joe is learning to Indeperident-Leade er at Woodbridge High School, the tax collector's office. Photos by Lakis was mentioned for the position, \ play the trumpet and also the but after several weeks' consid- "We could have sold the land violin. I thought once I recognized eration, he indicated he "was not over' and over again," said Mr. a, Strauss waltz as we romped interested." Van Horn, "but the fact that it through our casually arranged re- Hearts o/'Adults Big; was half industrial and half resi- pertory, but Joe said later he had dential prevented its sale for light lost his place at that particular industrial purposes." moment, and was only ad libbing. Several 'Interested' I have often wondered since just Snatch Goose Mr. Van Horn admitted "there what the hell I was playing, be- Towns, County, Private Individuals were several industries interested cause I do know that any ap- Raw is Stabbed; Dog at the present time," but would parent relationship between my Aid Undernourished Tots not say, which, if any, would have Bites Boy Over (Continued on Page 6) , memory, my manual dexterity and By RUTH WOkK the author's intentions was strict- RARITAN TOWNSHIP—One hundred and sixty- Busy Week-end ly a coincidence. two boys—all underprivileged ind undernourished, from every community of Middlesex County—are Raritan Township ; Joe has the soul of an artist all RARITAN TOWNSHIP—It Was right, and is an addict of the being helped back along the road to health and happiness this month at the Kiddie Keep Well "animal week-end" as far as the nineteenth century poets as. well Camp in Roosevelt Park. Next month, approxi- police department was concerned Appoints Ruggieri as being a trumpet impressario at mately the same number of girls will enjoy the I considering the fact they were heart. I never could quite reconcile privileges of the camp. | asked to help find a "kidnapped" Former Teacher at WflS such delicate tendencies with any- Kiddie Keep Well Camp is not a County project j 2 Shots Fired as/Police Chase goose, investigate the slashing of thing so venal as a used car lot, under the supervision™ of the Board of Freeholders, a sheep and the biting of a boy Chosen School Head; but I guess Joe finds all the buy- although, the camp is built on county property. a dog. ers and sellers contributing not Funds,-to maintain the camp are received from Drimr£scapiiig-:MimrChafges The goose was reported snatched Miss Garis- is Named alone to his economic welfare but Freeholders, ali;tne municipalities in the county, from s pond on the property of clubs and organizations and individuals interested RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Joseph as well to the scope of his un- Samuel Rose, Woodbridge Avenue, M. Ruggieri, former resident of in welfare of children. Man Brought to Station Sunday. Mrs. Rose said two cars derstanding. State Senator John E. Toolan is president of I Station Rest Room Woodbridge, former Woodbridge On Traffic Count is stopped in front of the pond, a High School teacher and until re- • * * * * the Board of Directors and has given freely of his man jumped out of one, grabbed time and energy for over 20 years. Other officers Captured After Bolt cently supervising principal of I never knew, but I suspect that are L. C. Claire, vice president; William C. Horley* Called Unsanitary the goose and the two cars sped Franklin Township Sshools, Som- it was obedience to the compelling away. erset County, was appointed su- Top, scene at Kiddie Keep Well Camp, show- treasurer; camp director, John Fitzpatrick; assist- WOODBRIDGE — Arthur Ste- instinct for survival that made Joe ing: some of the nine cabins in which 162 under- ant director, John Zdaniewiez; board of directors; The sheep, a ram, was discov- perintendent of schools in Raritan decide once to give the Public Serv- Edward Patten, Mrs. .William Rieman, Mrs, A. C. phenson, 34, 215 Front Street, Pennsylvania R, R. Told ered injured Sunday morning by Township at a meeting of the ice Electric and Gas Company a privileged youngsters are now camping. Center, Waller, Thomas Dolan, Mrs. Rene Schreiber, Mrs. Perth Amboy, is $135 poorer and Remsen Melick of Tihgley Lane. Board of Education Monday. He battle. Joe has now, and always the kitchen staff, left to right, William Kuhns, Isadore Jacobson, Dr. Fanny Sender, Dr. William faces the prospect of having, his By B. of H. to Remedy He found the door to the pen had I will succeed Fred A. Talbot, whose did have, a string of electric bulbs kitchen captain; Patricia Boylan, waitress; Louis London, Dr. Charles Silk, George Kress. license revoked for two years or Cause of Complaint been pushed open and a three- contract expired in June and his Diring, helper; Mrs. Sadie Geregits, assistant The method of selection of the boys and girls more as the .result of attempting to inch slash on the ram's head near salary will be $5,600. stretched across his used car lot Cook; John Nelson, chef; Mrs. Mary Nemeth, escape from police custody early on St. George Avenue as well as assistant cook; Amelia Barankovieh, head wait- goes back to the schools of the 25 municipalities WOODBRIDGE — A" protest his right ear. Mr. Talbot will continue in the ample illumniation in his garage. of the county. The first recommendations are made Sunday morning. against the allegedly unsightly and Robert Taylor, 12, of 6 West ress; George Knapf, helper; Donald York, helper; Arraigned before Recorder Ar- system for an. unspecified time on On the theory that he could gener- by the school nurses. All the youngsters so recom- unhealthy condition of the wom- Walnut Street, Metuchen, was de- a month-to-month basis and, ac- Gloria Swanson, waitress; Pearl Pirinsky, wait- mended are taken to clinics where they are x-rayed j thur Brown he was fined $100 for en's rest room in the Pennsyl- livering a newspaper to the home ate his own juice cheaper than ress. Below: John Pitzpatrick, director, is shown .and cards filled out giving a complete record of resisting arrest; $12 and $3 costs cording to the board, "will help lie could buy it from Public Serv- vania Railroad ..Station was re- of Mrs. Mollie Gamberdella of to familiarize Mi-., Ruggieri with with one of the youngsters, whose "tummy" shows the applicants' physical and home conditions. The for reckless driving; $7 and $3 costs ceived Monday by the Board of Main Street and Route 25, Bon- ice, he rigged up a dynamo. the results of good cafe and excellent food. The selecting committee of the Board of Directors then for driving without lights; $5 and the educational administrative The dynamo consisted of a 1912 Health and the clerk was instruct- hamtown, when he- was bitten on work of this system." boy has gained eight and one-half pounds in picks out the most worthy cases. j $3 costs for.driving without a li- ed to \write to the railroad asking the right leg by Mrs: Gamber- 'I'ord radiator, a Pope-Hartford two weeks. (Continued on Page 6) cense and a suspended sentence *Mr. Ruggieri received his bach- automobile engine (or a reason- them to remedy conditions at once. della's dog. The boy was treated elor's degree in education at Rut- and $2 costs for driving, through' a In a report made by B. J, Duni- by Dr. ;C. J. M. Hofer in Me- able facsimile) a quantity of hair- red light. gers University in 1930 and his pins, pulleys, second-hand chew- gan, registrar of vital statistics, it tuehen. The matter was reported master's degree in education from According to the police blotter, was noted there were 31 marriages, to local police by Sergeant George ing gum and baling wire. The B. of B» Inspects Worh at Stadium;Drunken Driver Patrolman Lawrence McLaughlin the same institution in 1SJ46, ma- general idea was for the engine six. births and .10 deaths in the Breen of Metuchen police, Satur- joring in educational administra- stopped Stephenson for passing a Township during June. day. The youth claimed the dog tion and supervising. He taught to operate the dynamo, the radia- red light and brought him to head- was loose but Mrs. Gamberdella tor to cool off the operation and Sees High, Grade School Plans Gets Sixty Days Health Officer Harold J. Bailey science subjects at "Woodbridge quarters. Asked for his license, the reported 284 pale dog licenses and told Patrolman Joseph Merker it High School from 1930 to 1941, also Joe, and the rest of the ap- Amboy man said he Jeft it in his (Continued on Page 6) is always kept tied. paratus to make it look like a Rough Grading of. Field Mr.. Pierson also had grading heading the science' department stakes in for the proposed High Kilmer Soldier Held for car and returned to the vehicle. from 1935. He entered the Army professional job. The motor had Completed; Top Soil Without any warning he started in 1941 and served until 1945, in- to be cranked, but even when it School and grade school which Grand Jury on Charges Now is Being Added would serve Avenel and Edgar Hill. up the motor and sped away. Of- cluding service Jn China, being dis- was, it seldom made much differ- Those schools, however, are just in Of Breaking, Entering ficer McLaughlin jumped into a CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS charged with the rank of lieuten- ' ence and Joe soon had a fine crop the planning stage and the costs radio car in charge of Patrolman ant colonel. He returned to Wood- of callouses but mighty few kilo- WOODBRIDGE — Members, of Henry Dunham' and Horace Deter the Board of Education and Aylin of the plans are being met by Fed- RARITAN TOWNSHIP—After bridge High School and resumed watts. eral grant. However, the architects' pleading guilty to a complaint of and gave chase up Main Street, to (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this office teaching, but a few months later Pierson, architect, met yesterday Pearl Street, to Green Street, to * # * * afternoon at the new stadium site fees will have to be repaid if and drunken driving, John E. Moore, a% later than TUESDAY NOON of each week. Events listed he resigned to take the Franklin He subsequently decided to turn when the Board decides to carry 33, Mowden, N. C;, was sentenced Barren ' Avenue where he was here are broadcast daily from 7:05 to 7:45 A. M. on the "Middle- Township post which he held un- and inspected the work done to forced to the curb. As the officers sex Bulletin" program over New Brunswick radio station WCTC, back the whole problem and re- date. out the project. to the county workhouse for 60 til now. Mr. Ruggieri is 39, mar- sponsibility to Public Service, and days by Recorder Chrstian J. Jor- got out. of their car, Stephenson 1450 on your dial.) ried and has two children. , All the rough grading has been (Continued on Page 6) evidently a deeply-rooted friend- completed, the sprinkler system in- Show to Benefit Iselin gensen Monday in default of a fine JULY Another Woodbridge resident ship between erstwhile competitors stalled, and the contractors are and costs totalling $223. 17—Variety Show at Iselin Theatre, sponsored by Iselin Free hired at the board session was in the electricity business has de- now at work covering the area with Library Slated Tonight Moore was arrested Sunday after Public-Library, Board of Trustees, for the benefit of the Miss Dorothy R. Garis, 139 Grove veloped since. top soil in preparation for seeding. his truck-trailer crashed into a 7 New Teachers Library Building Fund. • Avenue, who will serve as a de- * * * * Plot plans distributed by Mr. ISELIN—Tickets will be avail- Public Service Co-ordinated Trans- 17-18-19—First week-end of carnival sponsored by Iselin Chemi- partmental teacher in Oak Tree Joe and I fell to talking the •Pierson show a football ^field, a able at the box office of the Ise- port bus on Woodbridge Avenue at cal Hook and Ladder Company at Hyde's Field. ' • • » School at a salary of $1,900. She other evening about the proposed quarter-mile track, tennis courts, lin Theatre tonight for the Vari- Meadow Road. He was examined Hired by B. of E. 21—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary of Coloflia Fire Company at is a graduate of Gettysburg Col- lifting of restrictions on install- baseball diamond and practice ety show to be presented for the by Dr. Edward K. Hanson and Sutter Home, Amherst Avenue. lege. field. It is not expected that .the benefit "of the Building Fund of pronounced unfit to drive a motor •RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Seven 22^-Meeting of Woodbridge Lions Club at. Middlesex Hotel, Main ment buying, and I remarked that vehicle. I felt it in the best interests of gridiron will be ready for use this the Iselin Free Public Library. new teachers were appointed by Street and Amboy Avenue. Woodhridge Residents fall and arrangements are being There will be two perform- Adolph Cook, a soldier sta- the Board of Education at its 24-25-26—Second week-end of carnival sponsored by Iselin the country and the people that tioned at Camp Kilmer, was com- Chemical Hook and Ladder Company at Hyde's Field. At Canadian Conference the restrictions remain. I thought made with Perth Amboy and Car- ances, one at 7 o'clock and the meeting Monday, .subject to the teret to play "home" . games in other at 9 o'clock. Broadway tal- mitted to the county jail in de- approval of Joseph M. Ruggieri, 26—Picnic sponsored by Alumni Christian Endeavor of First they curbed reckless commitments those municipalities. ent will be featured. fault of $500 bail to await Grand the new superintendent of schools. Congregational Church. WOODBRIDGE — Several in troublesome times, and that Jury action on a chaTge of break- Miss Shirley Gray of Plainfield, 27—Picnic sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary, Colonia Fire Com- Woodbridge residents are attend- certainly the too many people who ing and entering with intent to a graduate of Trenton Teachers pany at Vesperino's Grove, Inman Avenue, Colonia. ing the Canadian Keswicfc Inter- cannot afford the price they are steal. Police reported Cook ad- College and credited with two Picnic sponsored by Hungarian Choir of Our Lady of Peace denominational Summer Confer- willing to contract to pay for bau- Playground Program Attracting mitted entering the Shell Service years of experience, was hired ttb Church, on church grounds, Fords. ence at Ferndale, Muskoka Lake,, bles and small luxuries of various Station on Route 27 at Plainfield teach music at $2,100 per year. Picnic sponsored by Americus Craftsmen^s Club, Wood- Canada. kinds in small monthly install- bridge, at Varady's Grove, Fords. Avenue July 9. Mrs. Christine M. Wieseltier of 28—Meeting of Colonia Civic Improvement Club at "VTesperino's They include Mi*, and Mrs. Run- ments, should be checked somehow. Hundreds of Youngsters Daily George, Shedik, 50, who was Raritan Township, who. attended yon Ernst and daughter, Barbara; That might be all right in some Hall, Inman Avenue, Colonia, 9 P. M. WOODBRIDGE — The play- to the Rahway pool will be made, evicted from a boarding house on Montana State University and Meeting of Jive-A-Teens, at home of Miss Gloria Kemash, Mrs. William Butters and son, respects, Joe said, but not with Phoenix Avenue for drunkenness, feught for three years was en- William; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest automobiles—because the average ground and recreation program also by bus. Admission to the pool Dahl Avenue, Keasbey. throughout the entire Township is will be free. The schedule for the was sentenced to the workhouse gaged as an elementary grade 30—Picnic sponsored by Fords Women's Republican Club at Cruikshank and children, Carol American is bound and determin- for 60 days. teacher at $2,100 per year. Fords Park. and Ernest. Jr., Mrs. M. B. Skid- ed to have a little bit better car now in full swing and hundreds pool trips will be as follows: Wed- of youngsters are taking advantage nesday morning, 9 A. M., bus will Desmond Bara of Huntington A graduate of Trenton Teach- more, Miss Ruth Leber, Miss Ruth. than "he can afford no matter wliafc Station, N, Y., was fined $5 and S3 ers College this year, Miss Eileen AUGUST [Holland, Miss Nancy Hornsby, Miss the consequences—and that there- of the • various activities offered leave Fords School No. 7, proceed free oi charge. to Eeasbey School, to Lefty's Cor- costs for speeding. C. Herring of Long Barnch was 1—Boxing matches sponsored by Holy Name Society of Our Elaine Logan, Miss Grace C. Huber fore it is better to make the in- ner in Hopelawn, to the Iselin The following forfeited appear- appointed to teach the sixth grade Lady of Peace Church, Fords. and Mrs. Rudolph Fray and chil- stallments within his reach even Trips to the major league base- Pennsylvania Railroad Station ance bonds: James D'Angelo of in Clara Barton School at $1,900 3—Picnic sponsored by Colonia Civic Improvement Club. dren. if there are more of them, than ball parks are the most popular and thence to the pool. Friday New York City, $20,.speeding and per year. Bus ride to Atlantic City sponsored by Mt. Carmel Post, to strap him with larger pay- with the boys. Future trips, to be morning, bus.leaves Port Reading passing, a red light; Louis J. Col- Joseph J. Clark of Pittston, Pa.. Catholic War Veterans, Woodbridge. Paper Drive Scheduled ments. Joe says you can take away made in a chartered bus, will be at 9, to Sewaren School, to the lins of Salisbury, Md., $10. speed- who was graduated this year from 5—Meeting of Colonia Post, American Legion at post clubhouse. a man's wife and he's apt to get as follows: Newark Bears, July Woodbridge playground to Avenel ing; Richard Hill of Calytso, N. C, LaSalle College in Philadelphia, 9—Picnic sponsored by Employes of Heyden Chemical Corp., at By Avenel Squad Sunday pretty sore for a while and then 26; New York Yankees, August School to the pool. All trips will $10, speeding; Joseph V. Evange- wiH teach departmental subjects Varady's Grove, Fords. find adequate solace; thftt you 14; New York Giants, August 26. be under the direction of Recrea- lists of New York City, 120, speed- in Piscatawaytown School. His 19—Meeting of St. John's Supper Club,' Parish House. Sewaren, AVENEL—Another paper drive - can foreclose on the mortgage on A nominal sum will be charged tion Department Supervisors. ing and passing a red light; Rich- starting salary was set at $1,900. 8 P.M. will be conuducted by the First his home and that he'll be dis- for bus fare, but admission to the ard Rotella of Niagara Falls, N. Y., Joseph Saylor of Franklin Meeting of Colonia Post, American Legion at-post clubhouse. Aid Squad of Colonia and Ave- appointed and hurt, but will re- games will be free. For full par- Derby on August 23 $10, speeding. Township, a graduate of Scranton nel Sunday morning for the SEPTEMBER benefit of the ambulance main- cover; but that when the finance ticulars, children or parents are One of the big events of the University, was hired to teach de_- 9—Opening Fall meeting of Woodbridge Lions Club at Middle- company comes around to tow advised to consult the supervisor Recreation program, the Wood- STORK BRINGS DAUGHTER partmental subjects in Oak TYee sex Hotel. tenance fund. away his car the guy's apt to take at the nearest playground. bridge Township Soap Box Derby, ISELIN—Mr, and Mrs. William School at'a salary of $2,000. He; 17—Opening meeting of the Evening Republican Club of Iselin Residents of the section are a high dive off the nearest cliff. Lemiska, Green Street, are parents taught in Franklin Township last asked to leave newspapers and For the remainder of the sum- will be held this year on August at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rapaeioli. I wouldn't be surprised but that mer, every Wednesday and Friday of a daughter, Linda, born at Rah- year and is studying for his n»s- 17—Get-together party sponsored by Woodbridge Lions Club. magazines securely tied Into (Continued on Page 6) way Memorial Hospital. (Contihued on Page 6) 'bundles, at the Curb, early Sun- Joe's got something there. morning, weather permitting, trips day morning. PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JULY it 1947 RAEITAN TOWNSHtP AND FORDS BEACON Ends Long Service LEGAL NOTICES LEtaAL NOTICES Bride-io-Be Honored Temkins Hosts at Party The Hoard of CnmmissioviPrs. of Awards Presented PLBIjIC VOTICR the Township of ltdritfin m the On Defitghter's Birthday July 18th, 1347bounty ol' Middlesex lias fixed Tuet>- Mr Friends at Shower PUBLIC NOTICE ij; hereby given '-.'ay, July l'2nd, 1947, next at I tl.at tin li.ml Simonsfn lias offered * y. M., at tlio regular Intel ing ol WOODBRIDGE—Miss Marjorie At'CoraicilFire' WOODBRIDGE — In honor of to pun hat.p from the Township ot the Board of Commissioners to bo Iranian tor the sum of Three Hun- held at thf> Town Trail lor a hrarm^r Ann Shaw,, Quakertown,. Pa., was the first birthday of their daugh- dred ($300.00) Dollars, payable in as to whether, H.IM offer of puri'liine lioncreci at a shower at the hgms SEWAREN—The Sewaren Play- ter, Michele Alice, Mr. and Mrs. ( ahh upon delivery of the deed. -.hall lie f onfirroed and ratified. The Samuel R. Temkin, 36 WiHry T.ofs 1-3 itH-liisIve, Block iH5-T; Board of Commissnmei'j, resprves of Miss Eihe! Seel, Dunham Place. ground held its second council Ru hard Simonsen. the rig"ht to rpipct suitl hid nr in Miss Shaw is to become the bride fire, Thursday with Francis Rym- Street, entertained at dinner Sun- To"n nship of Raritan, Countv of thp event a hiahp-r or better terms oi 'Frank' Seel, Jr. Berries have long been a wel- | Huckleberry Bran Muffins sha leading the group into the day. Middlesex. State of New Jernes. siiall bp bid lor said price or better . Guests were Mrs. Louis Lduwig- corned fruit and now that the 1-2 cup flour Guests included Mr. and Mrs. BEGINNING at the, intersection tei nTS shall he bid for Kaitl property council ring with the beating of of the Northeasterly line of Oak Tree (o aci'ejit the samp. sen, Mrs. Gladys Cook, Mrs Lewis season has arrived, they should 3 teaspoons baking powder the tom-toms. A new plaque was Joseph Pelzman, Miss Estelle Avenue -with the Southeasterly line RUKSlilH, B. WALKER, X-uclwigsen, Mrs. Raymond Lud- be served often. All ripe fruits 1-4 teaspoon salt Weiss.'Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reider, oi Linden Avenue; thence running Acting Township CJfrk. 1 cup bran presented by Ann Marie Nagy for (1) Northeasterly along the South- To he advertised in Raritan wigsen, and Mrs. August Oppel, that can be eaten raw are valuable : the totem pole and the Indian and children, Michael and Mar-eisterlv line of Linrlen Avenue., One Township-Fords Beat-on on July 17, Perch Amboy; Mrs. Howard Ervin, on account of their vitamin con- 1 egg -. story, "How* Napi made the Ani- lene Ann, all of New York City; Hundred five and Fifty-nine one- 35117. Mrs. John Swanton, South Am- tent. Thorough chilling of all ber- 1- 1-2 tablespoons, molasses Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Temkin hunclredths UO3.nO'> feel, thence li) ries which are served raw is im- 1-3 cup milk mals" was told by supervisor, Miss Kouthpastcrlv at right angles with LOCK DELAYS JUSTICE boy; Mrs. Anna Hanson, Mrs. Jeanne Marie* Giroud. ancTSons, Bruce, and Stephen, Ave- the Southeasterly" line ot Jjimlen COUER DEt^ENE, Idaho.—Sent ?rank IvlcC.ormack, Parlin; Mrs. portant as this improves their 1 tablespoon melted shortening nel; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Tem- Aipnue. Seventy-five (75') feet, George Hanson, South River; Mrs. natural flavor. 1-2 cup huckleberries Awards were presented to Ed- thence I3J Southwesterly parallel for to be taken to court, Leroy Mix and sift flour, baking powder kin and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ben- "vrith the Southeasterly 'iris of Lin- Gardner's date with the judge Sobers Seel, Rahway: Mrs. J. ward Urbanski and Richard Car- ning, town. den Avenue, One Hnnrtred Twenty- Bergman, Miss Florence Wueth- 2 2-3 cups'flour and salt, mix in bran in a mixing rin for their activities of last week. sis and Twentv-two une-liundredths had to be postponed when the rich, and Miss Gloria Bergman, 4 teaspoons baking powder bowl. Add the milk, beat well, add Charles Anderesch was the fire (1S2U 12.') leet to the Northeasterly jailer couldn't get his cell lock 1-2 teaspoon salt shortening, beaten egg. ime ot Oak Tree Avenue; thence (4) to work. After several hours a Karitan Township; Mrs. Harry watcher. The program included Dr. Barrett Marks 75th Northwesterly along" the North- locksmith succeeded in opening S:\aw. Quakertown, Pa.; Mrs. 1-3 cup sugar Add the huckleberries which the following songs; "Sioux Song," easterly line of Oak Tree Avt-nue, Adclph Gottstein, Mrs. Wallace 1 cup milk have been lightly floured. Pour in heventy-seven and Seventy-nine one- the cell-door and Gardner was 1-4 cup oleomargarine greased muffin tins. Bake 25 min-"Aiyukpa," "Timigami Lullaby," Birthday at Open House liuniirenths (77.75)') teet to the place taken into court to receive a Scnelci. Mrs. Francis Bartow, and 1 egg beaten utes in an oven 400 degrees. "Run Along Home," the closing 01 Beginning. three-year prison sentence for I-.Irs. Frank Seel, Woodbiidge.. of camp fire and taps. WOODBRIDGE — Over 150' Bern? known an'u1 designated at, 1 cup berries relatives and friends attended the stealing an automobile. Sift and mix dry ingredients Blackberry Jelly Lotfc I, 2 and o in Block II as hhown "-OA advocates public owner - Clean and wash 2 quarts of -ALFRED • S.' MUNN" open house held Saturday in honor on a certain map filed in the Mid-COLOE,ED POISONS into a mixing bowl. Add the milk of Dr. William Z. Barrett, Green dlesex County Clerk's Office entitled 3 i irnnes lailioads, utilities gradually beating until smooth. blackberries. Cover with water. 2 Murphy Youngsters "Section One, Oak Tree'Manor, sit- A bill requiring color in poison Boil until soft. Put in a jelly bag Street, who celebrated his 75th uated m the Townslni 'Of lt.irit.in. powders, to lessen the danger of Add the beaten egg, add melted Honored on Birthdays birthday. The affair was arranged- Middlesex Co., N .1 Julv 6, 1027." shortening. Add the berries which and drip. Measure the juice and Luncheon Is Given Being- also known at. Lot.s 1, '1an d housewives putting poison powder have been slightly floured. Pour add 3-4 cup sugar to 1 cup of by Mr. and Mrs. James Barretf 3 in r.loe k :W5-T as shown on the instead of baking powder into juice. Boil until it jellies about 20 WOODBRIDGE — Kathleen and.Mr. and Mrs. William Bowen. Raritan Tov. nship Tax Map. into greased muffin tins and bake minutes. Pour into sterilized jars Murphy and Patrick Murphy were Jn addition to the lovegoinf, the foods, has become a law with its in an. oven 400 degrees for 25 For Tel. Co.-Worker All . of Dr. Barrett's children purchaser shall also be 'responsible signing by President Truman. minutes. and seal. honored at their second and sev- were present with the exception of lor tin. Lost of advertising said sale enth birthdays respectively at a Mrs. Alice Barrett Fussell, who is jml (or tlie payment ot si reason- I Individual employe's output has Frozen Strawberry: Whip party given by Mrs. Vincent Mur- axhle eli.trgre foi the piepaiatiun ol Frozen Strawberry Saiad Township Man is Feted in Panama. They included Mrs. t^re. decrl or contia't generally improved over 1946. Into a large bowl place: phy, Oak Avenue. Charles Riley, Buffalo, N. Y., W. 1 tablespoon butter 1 cup of crushed strawberries Guests were Karen and Gary Ku- On Retiring; Worked 2 egg yolks 1-4 cup confectioners sugar H. Barrett and Bertram Barret, binak, Frank Petro, Robert and Rahway; Fred J. Barrett, James 3 "tablespoons flour 2 egg whites and 1 tablespoon Irene Yuhas, Mrs. John Kubinak, As Lineman 35 Years 1-2 cup sugar lemon juice. and Mrs. William Bowers. Wood- 1-2 cup lemon juice Beat with a rotary'beater until Mrs. Steve Poos, Mr. and Mrs. WOODBRIDGE — Alfred S. bridge.; Manning Barrett, New NOTICE 2-3 cup milk mixture is very stiff. Freeze. Cut Steven Yuhas, all of Perth Am- Munn, 303 Manor Avenue, a line- Brunswick. 2 cups strawberries in to. squares and serve. boy; Carol and Roger Lebeda, jnanfor the New Jersey Bell Tele- All residents of the 7th Fire District, Fords, 1 cup whipped cream Ronald LaPenta, Gordon Poos, phone Company, was honored by salt FOREIGN TRADE Mary Catherine Murphy, Mrs. company officials and fellow em- Iselin Fire Company Woodbridge Township, New Jersey. Melt the butter in a double boil- TJ. S. exports reached a new William Poos* Vincent Murphy, ployes at a luncheon at the Win- er. Add flour, beaten egg yolks, post-war high of $1,461,700,000 in Mrs. Steven Poos and Mrs. Wil- Carnival Opens Today sugar and salt. Add the milk grad- May, according to the Commerce liam Lebeda, town. field Scott Hotel, Elizabeth, last PUBLIC HEARING ually and cook, stirring constantly Department. This was a sharp in- Thursday, marking his retirement ISELIN--The annual carnival of until thick. Cool. Beat in the lem- crease from the total of $1,251,- from the telephone industry after the Iselin Chemical Hook and Lad- To be held on Thursday, July 24, 1947, al on juice and prepared berries. Fold 600,000 in April. In contrast^, gen- TEACHERS more than 35 years of service. der Company, District, No. 11, will in the whipped cream. Pour into eral imports for May decreased in Teachers in virtually every State B. J. Smith, division plant super- open today at Hyde's Field. The the Fords Fire House at 8 P. M. tia^y and freeze. Serve on lettuce value to $473,600,000 /from the in the Union will receive substan- intendent in Central Jersey, pre- affair will be continued tomor- with fruit dressing. Garnish, with April total of $511,200,000. tially higher salaries in the 1947- sented the telephone veteran a row and Saturday and the follow- Purpose: Purchase of new Fire Apparatus. whole berries. 48 school year than they did in certificate of honorary life mem- ing week-end, July 24, 25 and 26. Use large perfect strawberries. DEBT-FREE the academic year just ended, re- bership in the Telephone Pioneers Ray Elliott and Frederick J. Board of Fire Commissioners WAsh and hull. Add orange juice The nation's twelve Federal Land peiving a total of $360,000,000 in of America. Mess are co-chairmen of'arrange- to which a little chopped mint has Banks have paid off their depresV salaries for the year opening in Mr. Munn was also feted Thurs- 7th Fire District, Fords, N. J. September. This means a nation- ments and are being assisted by been.added. Sprinkle with powder- sion-incurred debts to the Federal day night by members of the Am- all the members of the fire com- Anthony L. Balint, Secretary ed sugar. Serve in cocktail glasses, treasury and are now wholly- wide average increase of $400 per boy Bell Club, a social organiza- thoroughly chilled. owned by their farmer-borrowers. teacher. pany. Stands and rides will be tion of telephone people in this featured. area, at a dinner held at Button- wood Manor, Matawan. He, was 'Jl presented with, a set of matched travelling bags. - Before You Go Away QUALITY DRY CLEANING A member of the telephone con- PHONE P, A. 4-1897 struction group in the Plainfield Let us dry clean and press all your and Elizabeth areas he smarted in vacation clothes. We will return them A complete cleaning, pressing and alteration service for the telephone work in 1912, Mr. Munn to you like new—ready to be worn helped build much of the outside for leisure and play. Call P. A. 4-1616 entire family. telephone plant that now serves this part of the State. He is a navr, We deliver. TAILORING, AND DRESS MAKING member of the Perth Amboy Lodge of Elks. " • - Our scientific cleaning meth- Open every day Monday through Friday from 9 A. M. to ods and expert pressing keeps 7 P. M. Saturday from 9 A. M. to 9; P. M. Country's first billion-bushel winter wheat crop is being cut. clothes looking like new. AH WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER work done on the premises, COMMUNITY CteEANERS 638 FLORIDA GROVE ROAD, PERTH AMBOY DELIVERY, (NEAR HOPELAWN) WORK PHONE P. A. 4-1897 fri&ty& SERVICE
HERE COMES NO MATTER WHAT We urgently request:, to THE WEATHEB insure prompt service,. to phone us the day be- 3 DAY CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE • MAY.BE fore. FOB YOUR SECTION CONSULT US Just call We Pick Up—and Deliver Mondays" and Thursdays , FORDS BRINGING YOU NEWS ABOUT LIQUOR STORE LTON'S v -Fo? Tons Favorite Wines & Iiiqnon & Beef . -Quality Dry Cleaners ^F»-'A. 4-2356^ 407 MARKET;ST. . PERTH AMBOY, W,J. ',^^ «?-?«^^ H An inviting -finger bekons • and invites you to lands of great beauty for that long awaited perfect Pays To Shop in Woodbridge At vacation. Through the facilities of Pan-Pacific Tours you can visit colorful and romantic Mexico and thrill to ad- venture South of The Border. Cuernavaca, Taxco, Xachimilco, Monterey, San Antonio, Paricutin ... steeped in picturesque tradition . . . and all under the guiding hand of an all expense trip. Or if you prefer . . . turn your, steps to Hawaii and Waikiki, Mauna Loa and scenic Pali . . . with trans- while they last 111 MAIN "ST. WOODBRrD,€E M.I portation, first class lodging and meals all taken care of for you. We also offer a delightful trip to Alaska ... by BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS steamer through( the inside passage, or by limosine Special Special over the Ale an Highway or by plane . . . which ever Values to Sale Price Values to Sale Price method you prefer. Dresses, all sizes 2.10 1.00 Blouses, all sizes 2.69 1.00 Dresses, all sizes 3.98 2.00 Cotton Wash Suits 2,98 1.00 All trips can be arranged and planned to fit your : vacation budget and your particular tastes. Blouses al sizes 1.98 .75 Jersey Knit Suits 2.98 1.50- Tours and trips arranged for you to any part of the Weekend Special—-this weekend only! globe.
A free sightseeing tour: goes with every European, Training Pants, sizes_2 to 18 .59 .29 Pacific, South American or Asiatic trip. < Special Special Values to Sale Price Values to payments Sale Price AGENT FOR HERTZ-DRIV.UR-SELF AUTOS 1 pc. Seersucker Pajamas I .49 V..--.75 Polo Shirts .98 .50 , Sizes 2 to 8 Sizes 1 to 3 2pc. Seersucker Pajamas -2 A9 1.25 White Buiton-ori Blouses 4 1.59 1.00 Sizes 10 to16 Sizes 1 to 4 Girls' Gabardine Slacks 2 .98 2.00 Playshoes 1,98 1.00- Sizes 8 to12 JORDAN TRAVEL BUREAU Cotton Slips .59 ••" .25 Combed Cotton-knit Perth Amboy JUST CALL P. A. 4-6426 Sizes 1 to 4 Bath Towels 1.79 1.00 if Many other unadvertised specials at sensational reductions! 186 Smith St, 528 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE FORDS, N. J. 1 FOTAY EVENINGS Open 9:30 to 6 Friday till 9 P. M. Closed^Wednesday at RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FOEDS BEACON THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 - PAGE THREE Anne Bak to Be Bride Mrs. Helen Hancock, and Mrs. Mrs. Rubin Greco, Mrs. Walter The next party will be at the IN REVERSE Many Awarded Prizes at Final Adams, of Sewaren, Cowen. Orenczak, Mrs. Herbert Falken- home of Mrs. Raymond Gribble, Ookley, Idaho.—The old famil- Of Fulton Street Man Others present were: Mrs. Ed- stern, Mrs. Harold Amy, Mrs. Mi-George Street, with Mrs. Edward iar saying about never looking a;; ! mund Glendinning, Mrs. Bremond chael DiStefano, Mrs. Frederick gift- horse in the mouth* worked.* WOODBRIDGE — Announce- Regan as co-hostess, on Monday Passes Bar Exams Hancock, Mrs. Edward Trost, Mrs. Ascough, Mrs. Herman Lampe, in reverse for Jesse Bedke. Bedke;. Vacation Bible School 'Ptogram ment has been made of the en- at 8:15 o'clock. Louise Collins, Mrs. Clifton Myers, Mrs. William Falkenstern, Mrs. AVENEti—Commencement exer- gagement of Miss Anne Bak, Mrs. Eugene Ball was the, .winner trying to sell a horse, got too clos# Mrs. Frank Barth, Mrs. Julius Arvid Winquist and Mrs. R. G. cises of the Vacation Bible School Graduate of Harvard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew in the dress club sponsored by the to the other end and received a|" Lfeiner, Mrs. George Leyonmark, Perier. < • •• at the First Presbyterian Church Drivers Wanted Bak, 225 Fulton Street, to Wil- Woman's Club. kick in the face. • . ,'i were held Friday with the pastor Township Man Served x liam Liska,' 227 Fulton Street, son Rev. C. A. Galloway in charge. With Army 3 /2 Years of Mr. and Mrs. Liska, Coaldale, The school had been in progress For Polio Victims Pa. '*• for the past three weeks with an S E W R E N — Frederick M. Miss Bak is a graduate of Wood- VENETIAN BLINDS enrollment of 147 children and 20 PERTH AMBOY—Mr. M. Joseph Adams, 596 West Avenue, was bridge High School. Mr. Liska, a Quality teachers. The general theme used Duffy, chairman of the Middlesex among the 63 candidates who graduate of Coaldale High School, and WINDOW SHADES was "Go Ye Unto All The World". County Chapter for the National passed, the April examinations for served four years in the army in- Awards were made in the Be- Foundation for Infantile Paralysis attorneys, the State Board of Bar cluding overseas duty. He is em- STEEL ginners department as follows: issued an appeal today for a vol- Examiners has announced. ployed by the Newmarket Steel All around student, Janice Brown unteer transportation corps to aid Mr. Adams, teh son of Mrs. Min- Co., Perth Amboy. CUSTOM-BUILT and others to Judith Hobby, Beth polio patients in getting to clinics nie C. Adams, won has Ween a BEER Ann McClue, and Dayan Tetrow; for * treatments once or twice a trustee of the Free School Lands GALVANIZED Primary Department, all around week. in Woodbridge for 27 years, and BY THE CASE student, Mary Potts; flannelgraph, It has become increasingly diffi- the late Frederick J. Adams, archi- Clubwomen Hold FLEXIBLE Dorothy Weferling; missionary cult to arrange for the children to tect, was born in Sewaren in 1919. work, Richard Bierly and Karen be brought to clinic since they He graduated from Woodbridge Blumer, Bible work, Mary-Jo Kos- must be transported by car. Driv- High School.Class of 1936 and re- Ninth Card Party ic; Junior department, all around ers with their own cars are needed ceived his A.B. degree from Rut- $4.49 40 "2.00 student, Dolores DeYoung; Bible to bring the patients to the clinic gers University. While at the lat- AVENEL—The Woman's Club 10 sq, ft. min. * work, Barbara Bierly; handcraft, held at 277 Bertrand Avenue, ter institution he was a member held the -ninth in its series of sum- 12 OZ. QUARTS Mario Cuna and Barbara Howell; Perth Amboy, on Monday and of the Scarlet Key Society and —We Also Carry 3 mer card parties at the home of 2 Bible drill, Gustave Leidner; Thursday mornings at 9 A.M. and Kappa Sigma fraternity. He re- Mrs. Edward Parker, Park Avenue We Specialize in Home Delivery Junior High Department, all to the New Brunswick clinic held ceived his law degree from Harv- CUSTOM MADE WINDOW SHADES — TABLE around student, Dorothy Prasser, at the Polio Hospital on Tuesday ard Law School, class of 1943. Atwith Mrs. Earl Van Note as co- PADS — MIRRORS — PICTURES — RUGS work, Ruth Brady; missionary and Friday mornings at 9 A. M. Harvard he was a member of the hostess. Door prize winners were FRAMES — LINOLEUM work, Jane Zieseniss; Senior De- In addition, drivers are needed Harlan Law Club, president of the Mrs. M. I. Cowen and Mrs. Gus- SAMPLES GLADLY SUBMITTED—WRITE or PHONE MAC'S LIQUOR STORE handcraft, Joan Cables; Bible for the first Wednesday of each Chancery Club. tave Koch. FOR REPRESENTATIVE partment, doctrine and arts, Joan month to bring patients to the The Sewaren man served three Non-players prize went to Mrs. 250 Anifooy Ave. Woodbridge Speece and Nancy Perry. Perth Amboy office for doctor's and one-half years in the Army as Julius Schiller and table prizes to RAHWAY 7-3016-J Special Agent, Military Intelli- The school held a picnic at examination. Mr. Duffy urges all Mrs. Samuel Albrecht, Jr., Mrs. gence, War Department, attached WOODBRIDGE 8-0828 Cheesequake Park, last week. men and women whq have the Walter Meyers, Mrs. William Ry- Jj\Y~SUN VENETIAN BLIND & SHADE CO. time and are willing to help in to Headquarters, Governor's Is- an, Mrs. John Ciceri, Miss Alida * PETER DOELGER - EBLING - PILSER Teachers were Rev. and Mrs. C. land, N. Y. He is married, his wife 1449 MAIN STREET RAHWAY, N. J. A. Galloway, Mrs. Adolph Ziesen- this worthy cause, contact the Van Slyke, Mrs. Warren Cline, Chapter Office at 277 Bertrand "being the former Loisjeanne Hep- iss, Mrs. Clarence Jameison, Mrs. burn, Youngstown, O., and Phila- J. K. Blumer, Mrs. Arnold Larson, Avenue, P. A. 4-1044 at once. Drivers must be mature respon- delphia, Pa. They have a daugh- Mrs. Donald Payne, Mrs. Philip ter, Evelyn, two months old. Prasser,. Mrs. Edward Kissane, sible persons, experienced and capable of carefully transporting Mr. Adams is a member of the Mrs. Herbert Hansen, Mrs. Arthur Sewaren Republican Club Inc., Peterson, Mrs. Frank Cenegy, Mrs. their handicapped passengers. The Chapter has a well equip- American Legion, Sewaren Men's David Davis, Mrs. Russell Snow- Club and is a vestryman of St. field, Mrs. O. H. Weferling, Mrs. ped clinic and treatment room, as well as services of an ortho- John's Episcopal Church. He is Nevin Bierly, Mrs. Alex McDer- associated with Morgan R. Seif- pedic consultant and physio- mott, Mrs. Charles Mezera, Mrs. fert, New Brunswick. William Johnson, and Mrs. Char- therapist to care for these patients 1 didn't believe.qnyorie les Miller. but these facilities are of no avail if the patients cannot travel to Eisenhower says U. S. Army is the clinics. "poor second" to Russia's. Mt. Carmel Post, CWV Record income tax rebates go Australians at Geneva to seek could sell this beautiful Plans Bus Excursion to 30,000,000 payers. cut in United States wool duty. WOODBRIDGE—All plans have been completed for a bus excursion to Atlantic City on August 3, spon- sored by Mt. Carmel Post, Cath- olic War Veterans, according to an announcement made by the chair- man, John Arva. Tickets may be purchased from the chairman at his home, 286 Fulton Street. r Buying U. S. goods raises Can- j AT SUC adian fears of "going broke." Solids — Plaids — Checks LOW Pi
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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Navy 3n bill' asks permanent to purchase from the Township of Take further notice t2iat the and to sell said-lots in said block Refer tot W—IVudelmnn Deed men t Map. eretion to reject any one or air bids status for the Waves. Iselin Briefs Raritan for the sum of Two Hun-Township Committee has, by reso- to ^sucli bidder as it may select, Sue •XQTiCE Ot X-UUJL1O SALE Take further notice that the and to sell said lots in said Mock-s dred (?2O0.O0) D'ollars, payable in lution ana pursuant to law, ftxetf a regard being given to terms and TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Township Committee has, "by reso- to such bidder as it may select, dus cash upon delivery of the deed. minimum * price at Tvbich said lots manner of payment, In ease one or At a regular meeting of the lution and pursuant to law, lixed a regard "being given to terms and in said block will be sold together more minimum bids shall be re- Township Committee of the»Town- minimum price at which said lots 'manner of payment, in case one' —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quack- Lots 10, 12 and 13, Block 6?2, Alice •with all other details pertinent, said ceived. • ' ' ship of Woodbridge held "Monday, in said block will be sold, together or more minimum- bids shall be re- ALL TYPES OF enbush, Harding Avenue, are theB. Russert. minimum price being $400.00 plus Upon acceptance of the minimum July 7th, 1947, I was directed with all other details pertinent, said ceived. Township of Raritan, County of costs of preparing- deed and adver- bid, or bid at>ove minimum, "by theto advertise the fa.et that on Mon-minimum price being $625.00 plus Upon acceptance' of the minimum parents of a son born July 11. Mra'dlesex, State of New Jersey. tising- this sale. Said lots in said Township Committee and the pay-day evening, July 2lst, 1947, costs of preparing deed and adver- bid, or bid above minimum,, by the ROOFING Mrs. Quaekenbush is the former First Tract: block, if sold on terms, will require ment thereof by the purchaser ac- the Townshin Committee will meet tising this sale. Said lots in said Township Committee and the pay- BEGINNING in the Northerly line a.clown payment of ?4(!.00, the bal-cording to the manner of purchase at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Committee block, if sold on terms, will require ment thereof by the purchaser ac- All Work Guaranteed Doris Mohr, Hillcrest Avenue. of l''reemah Avenue where the same ance of purchase price to be paid in accordance with terms of sale Chambers, Mem or i a 1 Municipal a down payment of 182.50, the bal-cording to the manner of purchase —Miss Helen Kulpinsky, Fiume is intersected by the line dividing in equal monthly installments of on file, the Township will deliver Building, Woodbridge, Nfftr Jersey, ance of purcBa'Se price to be paid in in accordance with terms oi sale on Lots 419 and 4^0 as shown on a $10.00 plus interest and other terms a bargain and sale deed for said &nd expose sand Bell at public sale equal monthly installments of ?10.00 file, the Township will deliver a bar- ARNOLD P. SSHMlSTr Street, spent the week-end visit- certain map, filed in the Middlesex provided for in contract of sale. premises. - - and to the highest bidder according plus interest and other terms pro- gain and sale deed for said premises. Tel. Woodbridgre 8-tt605 ing relatives in New York. County Clerk's Office entitled "Map Take further notice that at said PATED: July 8th, 1047. : ' to terms of sale on file with.the vided for in contract of sale. DATED: Julv Stli, 1947 t of fttetueheh Estates situated in sale, or any date to which it may B. J. DUNIGAN. Township Clerk. Township Clerk open:to inspection Take further notice that at said B.,J. DUNIGAN*, Township Clerk. Woodbrifigre Ave. & "E" Street —Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Stock- Uaritan Township, N. J. comprising be. adjourned, the Township Com- To he advertised July ' 10th, -and. to be publicly read prior to sale, or any date to which it may To be advertised Julv 10th, man, Lincoln Highway, entertain- 171 desirable plots The Property o£ mittee reserves the right in its dis-1947, and Jufy 17th, 13-17. . in the sale, Lots 22 to 26 inclusive in Block be adjourned, the Township Com- 1947, and July 17th, 1947,, m the FOBT READING, N. 3. The IVIetuchen llealty and Improve- cretion to reject any one or all bids Fords Beacon. 3-F, Woodbridg-e Township Assess- mittee reserves the right in its dis-Fords Beacon, • ed relatives from New York over ment Company August 1907;" thence the week-end. running (1J Westerly along' the Northerly line of Freeman Avenue. —Mrs. Thomas Quaekenbush one Hundred. (100') feet to the .Southeasterly corner of Lot 418 a.-i was honored at a stork shower shown on said map; thence (l> given by Mrs. Gloria May at heNortherlr y along- the line • dividing home, Oak Tree Road. Present Lots 41H and 41S4, One Hundred were Mrs. R. Dickinson, Mrs. Wil- Sixty-two and one-tenth (162.1') leel illil to the Southwesterly corner of Lot - '^•'-•' ssgssBsBSk liam Black, Mrs. Daniel O'Brien, 436 as shown on .laid map; thence Ifiii Mrs. Alex Cwiekalo, Mrs. Harry i'i) Easterly along tHe line dividing LJOIH -tla and'43*6, One Hun-dred (100') ss £m0m Wood, Mrs. Andrew Mohr, Mrs. feet, more or less, to the North- Henry Frees, Mrs. John Crowley, westerly corner of Lot 42(1 as shown on said map; thence (4) Southerly Mrs. George Bennett, Miss Dor- along the line dividing Lots 41ii and othy Lordi, Miss Etiiel Mohr, Miss 120, One Hundred riixiy-slx ana Three-tenths (IBS.?.') feet LO the Betty Mohr, Miss Mabel Mohr. place of Beginning'. Being' known and designated as LEGAL NOTICES Lot 419 as shown on tae herein- above mentioned map. Being also known as Lot 10 in July 16th, 1947Block 632 as shown on the itaritan PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Township Tax Map. that Albert Rosario DeNioola and Second Tract: Mary DeNirola his wife have offered BEGINNING in the Northerly line lo purchase from the Township of of Freeman Avenue, where the same Harltan for the sum of Five Hun- ts intersected by the line dividing dred ($500.00) -Dollars, payable One Lots 417 and. 418 as shown on a Hundred ($100.00) Dollars in cash certain map filed in the Middlesex and the balance under pontraet is to^County Clerk's Office entitled "Map be met by monthly payments of of Metuchen Estates situated in Twenty (?20.00) Dollars. Interest is "Raritan Township, N. J. comprising to be charged at the rate of 4% 171 desirable pfo-ts The Property ot per annum on the unpaid balance. The Metuchen Healty & Improve- "Lots 6, 7 and S, Block 149: Albert ment Company August 1907;" thence Rnsario DeNicola and Mary DeNi- running- (1). Northerly along the line c-ola his wife. dividing- Lots 417 and 418, One Township of Raritan, County ol Hundred Sixty (160') feet to the Middlesex, State of New Jersey. Southeasterly corner of Lot 466 as BEGINNING at 'the intersection of shown on said map; thence (2) the Southerly line of Apple Street Westerly along" the Southerly line with tlie Easterly line of Myra of Lot 466, Three Hundred 'Forty Flare; thence running- (1) Easterly (340') feet to the Easterly line of along tlie Southerly line of Apple Grove Avenue; thence (3) South- street, Seveniy-five (75') feet; thence easterly along the Northeasterly (2) Southerly at right angles with line of Grove Avenue, Two Hundred Actual laboratory analyst proves Dairycresf fee the Southerly line of Apple Street, Seventy-one^ and Fifteen one-hun- One Hundred (100') feet; thence dreds (271.1.*;'J "feet to the Northerly cream richer and creamier fhait fhe three most ('<') Westerly parallel with the line of Freeman Avenue; thence (4) Southerly line of Apple Street, Sev- "Easterly along the Northerly line popular brands. Made from rich fresh whole enty-five (75') feet lo the Easterly of Freeman Avenue, One Hundred line of Myra Place; thence (4) Twenty-nine and Five-tenths (129.5'} cream, milk, finest fresh fruits and pure frusi Northerly along- the Easterly line of feet to the place ,of Beginning-. Myra Place, One Hundred (100') •Being- known and designated as flavors. Favorite flavor combinations. Handy feet to the place of Beginning. Lots 416 and 417 as shown on the iBeing known and designated as hereinabove mentioned map. iee tray package; melt-proof bag keeps ice cream TJOLK 1,IS, 159 and 160 as shown on a Being also known as Lots 12 and certain map* filed in the Middlesex 13 in, Block 632 as shown" on the County Clerk's Office entitled "New Raritan Township Tax Map. firm for VA hours without refrigeration. Try Brunswick Home-Sites, Scale 50'= 1" In addition to the foregoing the Middlesex County, New Jersey. purchaser shall also be responsible Dairyeresf NOW! Owned and Developed by The Bache for the cost of advertising said sale Itealty Company, New fork City. and for the payment of a reasonable N. y." charge for^ the preparation of the Being also known as Lots 6, 7 and deed or contract. S in Block 149 as shown on the Rari- The Board of Commissioners of tan Township Tax Map. the Township of . Karitan in the Va In addition to the foregoing, the County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- purchaser shall also be responsible day, July 22ml, 1947, next at lor the cost o£ advertising said sale S P. -St., at the regular meeting of IDEAL COFFEE =. 45c and for the payment o£ a reasonable the Board of Commissioners to be Unmatchable flavor held at its best by vacuum packing. charge for the preparation of the Jield at the.Town Ball for a hearing deed or contract. as to whether said offer of purchase Tlie Board of Commissioners of shall be confirmed and ratified. The the Township of Raritan in the Board of Commissioners reserves County of Middlesex has fixed Tues- the right to reject said bid or in *OSCO Coffee £ 39c 2 IS 77c day, July 22nd, 1947, next at the event a higher or better terms S P. M., at the regular meeting of slwll be bid for said price or better Fine South American coffees, expertly blended and heat-flo roasted. the Board of Commissioners to be terms shall be bid for said property held at fhe Town Hfeill for a hearing to accept the same. as to whether said offer of purchase RUSSELL. B. WALKER, * Win-Crest Coffee £ 37c 2 IS 73c shall be confirmed and ratified. The Acting Township Clerk. Board of Commissioners reserves To be advertised in the P^aritan A lighter bodied, yet strong tasting coffee. Try it! the right to reject said bid or in Township-Fords Beacon on Julv 17 the event a higher or better terms 1947. " ' MOTT SUNRISE VAN CAMP shall be hid for said price or better 11r terms shall be bid for said-properly -Refer to: W-428; 158 D — ..*.« I" Tom. *} to accept the same. NOTIC1E OF PUBLIC SALES Tomato Juice tT 23c RUSSELL B. WALKER, TO. "WHOM IT MAY CONCEiRN: Beans sou» / Acting Township Clerk. At a regular meeting- of the COLLEGE mU TOMATO JUICE To be advertised in the Raritan Township Committee of the Town- : 2 • Township-Fords Beacon on July 17 ship of Wopdbridge held ;fi-onaay, Prune Juice qt.bo». Armour Tree! 1947. July 7th 1947,. I was directed Cocktail bt"o 19c to advertise the fact that on Mon- Lemon ";£' 2 ™ 17c WILLOW BROOK TOMATO Swift Prem PUBLIC NOTICE day evening, July 21st, 1947, unc leon the Township Committee will meet TREE SWEET n To mi l ' Meat July 16th, 194?at 8 P. M. {DST) in the Committee PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Chambers, Memorial Municipal Juice 3 tZ 25c IClllT 12-oz. can chat Alice B. Russert has offered Building, *Woodbridge, New Jersey Lemon Juice ?;r5c T Hack Armour's Corned and expose and sell at public sale 1 Glenvvood Sweet GRAPEFRUIT Knd to the hig-hest bidder according: Hunt's S 3 S 19c iiuSfl Beef, 16-oz. can to terms of: sale on file with the ARMOUR'S RADIO STATION Township Clerk open to inspection Juice 31? 25c"; 19c 7 15%-oi 12 43c and to le publicly read prior to sal^ II r ^!^^ < cans Lots 731 to 734 inclusive in Block L Chopped Ham r WCTC 448-Q, Woodbridge Township As- Orange ^13'^ 29c CHEF BOY-AR-DEE NEW BRUNSWICK sessment Map. Fancy Selected j ches c s iidDlSCU KliL pkg. box W ZUcV:29c Spaghetti *,££* 17c Cheez-itJr .s r t Beeteets 2a»"2y9 Dp_, EARLY O 18-O*. -JQ ifhPork 6 o P Tomatoes i7 rCdj JUNE •> cans i.7L ' Asco Fancy* 23c Arrowroot ^Zs 18c DON'T DELAYI m Tender, fresh from nearby farms! Beansr " Firm qualityli , perfecfect slicingslicing . • PLACE YOUR COAL loaf ' i OR OIL ORDER Enriched Supreme Bread 12c WITH US TODAY Celery Hearts "kg" 19 It tastes better, toasts better, and stays fresh longer. Try a loaf! "*""» *) 19-oz. *>r_ r . Blue Bov Whole •j*5_ KJl:!!, Farmdale *n} ffoi #=' Cucumbers 2 ** 9c Siring Beans 2££25c Corn. 13c Milk Evaporated L, can"t 23c WARR N fe COAL & SUPPLY CO. 19-oz. Butter Kernel,^ 17c Grahams t ;U 26c A can Tel. Woodbridge 8-0724 sc0 20-ez. Ctsrh * ^°Wen Cream S-MinuteOats^Tj^c i i Radio Station WCTTJ, 1450 on ST. GEORGE AVENTJE Lima Beans can LOl U Style, 20-ox. can M!ssion Pea c Halves the dial, in New Brunswick, has an- fOc Doarc ' /^3/» WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 19-oz. i ernes FARMDALE rcdlj Bartlert, 29-OI. can f--'U,' nounced the following special pro- The pick of the market! can Mustard grams which will be of particular 17c inr c h Standard Pride of Farm interest to the listeners in this Tomatoes" 19-oz, can Fruit Cocktail 2 9t! 38c area. 1.7c Catsup 14-oz. bottle CHOICE UNPEELED HAIVES Today at 12:45 P. M., "WCTU's Government Graded "U. S. Good" Chill Sauce M« 29c Apricots 3<°T Farm Editor returns to the micro- DAIRY DEFT, FEATURES. phone with another of his wire Beets 14c l 27c recorded interviews of an out- IDEAL CUTS & TIPS Pickles "^l 19c- Apricots H 2e Your favorite dairy food is here! HOM-DE-UTOMDEUTEE standing figure in local agricul- Chuck Roast H ture. Good LuckMargarine Lb .40c Asparagus Pickles 23c The impressive installation of Y P 3 Mayonnaise «-f*- 39c officers ceremony of the Legion of Ib. Asco Margarine ^ . 37c Chef's Best: • JUNKET Guardsman will be broadcast di- U < g SPRY] - ^ rectly from New Brunswick's vet- gives you more I arH Besf Pure 71 r Rennet Powder teran center tomorrow at 9:00 Ldl U Pound pacfeags X I t 'Potato Salad P. M. f vour money Cut from govern- Cheese i ib 1 Vl-OX. 3 $ The airing of another 4-H Club JJSt g°raded "U. S. GOOD': beef I -51c package Domesti£ For Cool, Creamy Rennet-Custards S;42c ? 1.19 meeting under the able direction Swiss Cheese 'IT 19C of Club Agent Ray Shaw will take Ext nc¥ !b .„„ .^ «- 69c place Saturday at 12:45 P. M. JIFFY r Sunday at 10:30 in the morn- Fowl ^ - 45° American SET *• 43c Devonshier BALL Zinc-Top ing the regular Sabbath service Serve tasty fricassee for-a-change!*. OLD ENGLISH •will be carried from the First Re- GOT A TRICKY Pabstett "SJ' 6.o, 23c PIE CRUST formed Church in New Brunswick Bread Crumbs MASON JARS with the Rev. Orville Hine con- Fryers'^.^ »>-45c Borden Chateau 2"pk .85c TRINTING JOB? g 8-OI. Pinls Quarts ducting the service. Delicious, economical, easily prepared! package 14c Dozer " Daien, The regular and entertaining ... Fancy, Tasfy n. i Aged Cheddar "'•67c 14c South River Variety Hour will be We'll welcome it. Our Aged 10 Months to 1 Year. heard in its usual spot at 1:00 P. Boneless Veal Roast *• Glendale-'Club Ideal Tea Balls ^T 35c Woodbury Facial Soap 3 — 25c M. Sunday. complete facilities, our 2 Spend a pleasant Sunday after- !b icfeal Fancy Apple Sauce tt 17c noon relaxing to the music heard many years of experi- Fresh Ground Beef - CHEESE FOOD Noxon Metal Polish . bo«,6in, on the Family Home Hour at 2:00 lb 47c Zigler's Apple Sauce 2.^T29c r.-^ CAlirnnl "Cfeons Hands Clian' 4J- P. M. ence enable us to do Smoked- Tongues - Slices, spreads tdnA bre-iolvent w™ sic The Community of Dunellen 'be- your job well, no matter 49c and Spasfs Grapefruit Sections ^T^ 15c comes the feature attraction at Skinless Franks perfectly 21, 79c 3:00 P. M. with the ear-pleasing 59c Bon-Oil Olive Oil tr 19c t:r 35c Kirkman's Gran. Soap ^'r 31 c musical production titled the how difficult it may be-. Beef Liver "Dunellen Variety Show." lb c Cream White sT£"39e !* $1.13 Kirkman's Cleanser 2 It? 11c New luster to * the Home and ! Luncheon Meat S '|| OPEN EVERY Garden are yours for the listening >• S5c Niblets Asparagus ^"^-Z 35c Kirkman'Films s Soap Powder Jp 23c when Home Agent Anna Logg PROGRAMS Liyerworst . FRIDAY " 25c brings you more ingenious hints POSTERS . — — 33c and information on her program UNTIL O P.M. BORDEN H€MO Monday at 12:45 P. M. Fresh Boston Powder or Liquid KiRKMAN BLACK FLAG Orley Bowen, Middlesex Coun- ft. 15c 16-oz. jar Liquid Insecticide ty's Agricultural Agent .presides Mackerel SOAP FLAKES again on his informatitve edition Middlesex Press Branch of 5% D.D.T. "to of The Daily Farm Bulletin Tues- packakagge O i V Pint Bot. * -?*» day at 12:45 P. M. Sliced Then Tuesday at 8:00 you'll hear the blow by blow description of the Cod *• 25c KIRKMAN " Ft. Kilmer boxing show from New Company Brunswick's Municipal Stadium. Woodbridlre 8-1710 I FresF h Fillet of BORAX SOAP Wednseday evening at 7:30 iotui; McKenna of the Veteran's Admin- 18 GEEEN STREET 2 — ]9c Cak istration brings you the latest in-* Haddock •*• 39c formation on "Veteran's News and. WOODBRIDGE, N. J.
Views." :S;;S™*5S-iift"-B s:K*s":*" The American Stores Cmpany RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND fOSDS BHACON > THURSDAY, JtJLY 17, 1947 PAGE FP?E
TO BRAZIL? | American country. He has, recent- j as to the country that is tradition- Don't Be In Rush Brewing Co. President Is Named President Truman is said to bely visited Mexico and Canada and j ally close to the United States, . 1 Sewaren Personals seriously considering an official by going to Brazil,.He will be giv- visit to Brazil. The President has Oil Lease, N.J. Says Sister Kenny Fund Drive Head long been reported eas contemplat- ing similar friendly attention to U. N. making study of crime to —Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grant, at a card party held last Friday, ing an official visit ..to the South South America generally, as well lay basis for uniform controls. Crampton Avenue, Woodbridge, sponsored by the Sewaren Repub- Tenants in the State of New Heads Charitv Drive Ellenstein and Rex Williams, ex- formerly of East Avenue, announce lican Club, Inc., at the clubhouse. Jersey 'today were officially, ad- ecutive director of Sister Kenny the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Michael Quirm won the doon. vised to '"take it easy1' in signing Institute meet with national direc- Catherine Ann to Robert P. Bun-prise and J. H. Thomson, the non-new leases for their living quar- tors of the Institne. ker, Plainfleld. The ceremony took plaj'ers' priae. High -scores were place in New Orleans, La., last made by Mrs. Margaret Zehrer, ters. Charles B. Erdman, Jr., Com- In accepting the post for this Wednesday afternoon. missioner of the State Department drive, the state chairman said, ^^M^^^^^w Mrs. Peter Silagyi, Mrs. Qumn, "The _ Sister Kenny Institute Harry Halsey, Alma Counterman, of Economic Development declar- IBM] —Miss Mary Lee Quindan has ed'that tenants in this State need drive this year will call for the returned to her home on Vernon Mrs. Ben Treider, S. L. Counter- unstinting efforts of every man, MM^^iMMiM^^^ man, Carl Krogh, Mrs.. H. A. Sloan, be in no hurry to meet demands of Street, after a two week vacation landlords for leases with a 15 per womkn and child in the United jspent with her aunt, Mrs. F. L.Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Herbert Eyer- States. No one person or small Brown, Atlantic City. kuss, Mrs. Brony Krysko, MrMs. cent increase, as is apparently group of persons could handle the C.~ G. Derick, George Luffbarry, permitted under the new Federal many details, problems and great —Mrs. William Franklin, Mon- and Marilyn Counterman. legislation. He expressed concern roe, Va., spent several days with amount of untiring w®rk needed to —Mrs. Ethel Corbin, New York that many tenants might be co- make this drive a success. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, erced into" making unwarranted George Street. City, is the guest of Mrs. Louis ''The Sister Kenny Institute is R. Brown, Cliff Road. agreements at once for fear of determined to destroy the Dam- —Mr. and Mrs. Albert fechardt, —Mrs. Albert Leu, Woodbridge lack of protection when the federal Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kraft and sons, ocles sword of infantile paralysis Avenue, is a surgical patient at law expires on February 28, 1948. which hangs over the heads of the Jack and Louis, Jr., Pittsburg were St. Barnabas Hospital, Newark. However, he pointed out, leases children and youth of America. the guests, of Mrs. Percy S. Austen, entered Into through coercion are The future of this nation rests in West Avenue last week. Mr. Aus-NO WONDER IT HURT not the mutual arrangements re- the hands, hearts and minds of ten and children, Eleanor, Alfred OSWEGO, Kan.—A patient told quired by the federal law. our young people. They must be and William, have returned from, a a dentist that his false teeth, "are physically, mentally and morally two week vacation spent in Water- hurting like thunder." The doc- Commissioner Erdman based his J. FRANK O DONNELL fit for the task which lies before bury, Conn. tor investigated and found that the advice to "take it easy" on the them. —The Sewaren Girls' Club met man was cutting a wisdom tooth fact that New Jersey citizens will The appointment ~of J. Frank Thursday at the home of Miss "No organization does more for beneath his plate. be protected under a New Jersey O'Donnell, president, of the Peter those inflicted with the dread dis- Joan Kief er, West Avenue and dis- A weer later he received his let- statute, effective upon proclama- Breidt Brewing Company, Eliza- ease infantile paralysis than the cussed plans for another square ter back, and under his signature tion by the Governor, which will beth, as State Chairman of the Sister Kenney Institute. It is the dance to be held in August. A gift was scrawled: "Sir: I took the control rents when the federal law annual drive of the Sister Kenny duty of all of us to support this was presented to the hostess in above matter up with my neigh- expires. He said the citizens of the Institute for 1947, was announced drive which will help stamp out honor of her birthday. Others bors and they think it would be aState are in no jeopardy of being today by Commissioner Meyer El- this blot on the nation's health • present were the Misses Ann andlousy trick."—Reader's Digest. without protection on February lenstein, Newark, New Jersey State chart," concluded Mr. O'Donnell. ose Surick, Arlene Venerus, Marie Chapter president. Arabs bar United States. press 28, when the federal law expires The newly appointed state chair- Sullivan. Kay Kuzma, Rita Ander- in view of Governor Driscoll's an- No definite date has been set esch and Charlotte Archer. from U. S. school in Palestine. by Institute officers for the com-man for the drive has been asso- nouncement that he would invoke mencement of the annual drive, ciated wit hthe Sister Kenny In- —Mrs. Adelaide Crowley and Philippines show revenue the New Jersey law whenever it stitute for many years. He is the Mrs. Harry Halsey were hostesses gains; ask to cancel part of loan. but it is to get underway about was demonstrated to him that this mid-September.' Last year's Sister first vice president of the state was necessary in order to protect Kenny drive ran from the last organization, and was vice chair- the citizens of this State. week m November through Decem- man of _last year's drive. A very State Allows 10 % ber. active campaigner in all drives and The New Jersey law permits, The starting date of the drive civic programs, Mr. O'Donnell has OIL BURNERS through certain procedures, an in- and. this year's quota for the State also served as chairman of the AT NEW LOW 'PRICES crease of 10 per cent only, over of New Jersey will be set when U. S. O., chairman of the Alco- July 1, 1946 rents, and when the Chairman O'Donnell, President holic Beverage division for U. S. FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION federal law expires this 10 per War and Savings Bonds, county iiiiiif cent will be all that is allowed chairman for the Cancer Fund CM Us TODAY For An Therefore, if a tenant believes drive, and various.other posts. He Estimate that a landlord is, entitled to anActivities Listed has always been a leader in the isiiiiii increase and wishes to make a brewing industry in New Jersey n& ^ ' 36 Months To Pay Thru FHA voluntary agreement with the and nationally. landlord, the increase should not At Port Reading State committg.e chairmen will iiiiii Complete Burner Service exceed the 10 per cent suggested be announced by Mr. O'Donnell by the New Jersey law, since any POET BEADING—Miss Shirley within a week. These chairmen will Fuel Oil Supplied in turn appoint the variaus counts' increase in excess of 10 per cent Tombs, supervisor of the Port will"become illegal when the fed- and municipal chairmen. Persons CRESCENT- eral law expires. This would re- Reading Playground appointed the to head various cooperating com- quire the lease ahd the possibility •following "safety council" which mittees will be appointed by the ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. of refunding to the tenants any will be active throughout this sea- end; of the month. :':::S:-:S;:;v:;:;:::::;^!::^::^::;;::;-:^;::::o:::::y::::::v-.-. excess oer 10 per cent collected son: Anthony! Coppola, Joseph These committees will include 4©3 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY subsequent'to February 28, 1948. Covino, Benjamin Minucci, Jos- medical, sports, publicity, radio, P. A. 4-5225 special events,' labor, entertain-- Commissioner Erdman added eph De Marino, Louis Renaldi, Roeco Simeons, Neil Travaglione, ment, religious, industrial, educa- that- he hopes tenants in New Jer- tion and many others. sey will rely upon the protection and William Zullo. which the New Jersey statute af- Activities to date include a Metuchen 6-0338W Estimates Cheerfully Given fords them, and that the landlords marshmallow roast, a scavenger in New Jersey will reeognize the hunt and an amateur show-which fact that in another eight months starred William Zullo as clarin- the New Jersey law will be in 1000 gallons sea mater filtered and sterilized every minute You'll Xike , . To Be Shot / ^.. ... - Especially when- you are filmed wearing a Briegs' casual jacket or sport coat. Just picture yourself wear- ing one of these sport coats and you'll get an idea of. water as bow well you- will look. You'll find'there'll 'be no negative ide'a. In smart patterns and sum- mer tweeds, you'll find both comfort and nattiness pure as PORTRAIT in their appearance, Canr didly, they're just the "shot" your wardrobe of a Woman Doing a Wash needs for summer. $22.50. to $35.00 you Believe it or not she is doing the 1 The new electric washers have all Worsted Gabardine Slacks •washing. And that's the way it should kinds of improvements. They save • $15.00 -and $22.50 be done—easily and thoroughly. It wear and tear on clothes. They wash And everything else you'll takes an electric washer to do it that and rinse and damp dry. They clean need on vacation! way. It's the swishing and rewashing and drain themselves. You don't STORE HOURS even have to put your hands in hot • JULY AND AUGUST and the dashing of water over and Open Daily 10 A..M. to 6 P. M. through the clothes rhat gets them water .. . Your electric dealer carries Admission Closed All Day Wednesdays clean. washers, too. BRIEGS - >-*•<' Hours-10 AM. To 7 P. "PUBLIC MEN'S 5TQR.B 91 SMITH ST. COR.K1NG 5 Turn in at Ship; Rt 35,Cliffwood- Beach, K J. A-271-47 PERTH' AMB C7Y THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BBAGON LEGAL NOTICE^ •LEGAL NOTICES In Top Film Fare Hearts of Adults Big Rayon Beach Team 2 Shots PUBLIC NOTICE PirBLIC NOTICES SEVER SCREEN July 16th, 1947 July 16th, 1B47 (Continued front Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Ditmas that Anthony Sbrilli, has offered to that B tinediker, ha.s offered to pur- Suspense is the keynote of Watched, Weighed Regularly again drove off, up Grove Avenue, purchase Irom the Township of chase irom the Township of Rari- 4 Interviewed this week, Mr. Fitz- to Amboy Avenue to Dunham RaHtan for the sum of $500.00 Five tan for the sum of Eight Hundred "Ivy," which opened yesterday a " patrick, the director said: "While Ploce. Hundred Dollars,' payable in CASH Forty (S40 DO) Dollars, payable Two the Ditmas Theatre. upon 'd'elivery- ot the deect. Hundred ($200 00) Dollars m cash Highlighted by a superb per- the children are* at 'Kiddie Keep 2 Shots are Fired Lots 17-20 inclusive, Block 3"!6, and the balance under terms agreed Well Camp they are watched con- •Two shots were fired at the car's Anthony Shrilli. upon. ormance from Joan Fontaine in Township of Raritan, County of Lots lfi and 17, 21-25 inclusive, teh title role, and outstanding tinuously and x-rayed and weigh- tires by Officer Deter, but Ste- Block 2.i7, E Snediker. phenson kept on going into Linden Middlesex, State ot New Jeisey. direction on the part of Sam ed regularly. When they get up Being knoTvn and designated as Townbinp of Raritan, County oi Avenue to Grove Avenue orice Middlesex, State ot New Jersey. Wood, this picture will keep you in the morning they take shower Block 336, Lots, 17, IS, 19 and 29 on First Tract: on the edgeof your seat right up baths and have their breakfast. more where he was finally forced the Assessment map ot the Town- ship of .Raman. BEGINNING in the Southerly line to the dramatic fadeout. Here and There: At ten o'clock they have a milk against a tree. He refused to get ot Chestnut Htreet, at a point there- out of the car and was finally- Being''the same premlseb conveyed in U'istant One Hundred (100') teel Adapted by Cahrles Bennet from Received a postcard from Mrs. period; they have dinner at noon, by three separate deeds., the first !i J MONDAY THROUGH —Mrs. Carl Krogh entertained —Mr. and Mrs. Paul Detweiler SATURDAY sr bridge club Monday at herand family, White Marsh, Pa., and «ne on Walnut Street. High Miss Mary Detweiler, New York ore winner was Mrs. Joseph City, were Sunday guests of their )cklembo, Sewaren and the con- jparents, Mr. and Mrs. William lation prize went to Mrs. Rob-Detweiler, Avenel Street. t Orimley. Others present were —Mrs. Herbert Falkenstern, rs.j Joseph Busznak, Mrs. Viola Brooklyn, is the guest of her son ikevt, Sewaren; Miss Kathryn and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. :-eeman, Perth Amboy; Mrs. John Norman Falkenstern, Woodbridge [organ, town. The group will Avenue. leet with Mrs. Grimley, Wood- ~—Mrs. Louise Collins and daugh- i-idge Avenue, July 28. ter, Barbara, Washington, D. C —Miss. Audrew Munlcasey, are visiting her parents, Mr. and mith Street, is spending a week Mrs. Edward Parker, Park Ave- 1th Misses Patricia and Priscilla nue. lennedy, Ziegler Avenue, at the jmmer cottage of their grand- —Miss Marjorie Dor land, Sum- arents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz mit, was a Sunday guest of Dr. lutter, Ocean Gate. and Mrs. Clifton Myer, Avenel —Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sears, of Street. ladison Avenue, have returned •—Mr. and Mrs. James Craw- tome after a vacation spent in ford and son, Oak Street, have ouring the New England States. returned to their home after visit- ing relatives in North Toronto, •—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ken- Canada for two weeks. tedy, Ziegler Avenue, are vaca- •—Miss Irene Toth and Miss ioning with Mrs. Kennedy's pa- Margaret Bunchy have returned to ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Butter, their home in Youngstown, O., 3eean Gate. after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Aaron to us at top speed. Yet they cost —William Munkasey, Ronald Pinckocze, Demarest Avenue, for Dragoset, and Eugene McHugh a week. ttle at A&P,^ereiow prices are ire spending two weeks at Camp Columbus, Whiting, N. J. —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Van Ness —Boy Scouts of Troop 41 will and sons have returned home to ittend 10 o'clock morning worship, Avenel Street from a vacation aext Sunday at the First Presby- spent at Bay Shore with Mr. and teran Church and will leave im- Mrs. Alvin Beck. mediately after the service for —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunt Camp Cowaw. This troop is spon- and daughter, Arline, George sored by the trustees and is under Hunt, Remsen Avenue and Mr. the leadership of William Kissane. and Mrs. John Ashmore, Demarest Everybody's Delighted with In September the church will Avenue, have returned home after sponsor another senior troop and spending several days in Minisink Everybody's Praising a much-needed Cub Pack. Fort, N. Y. A&P's DAIRY CENTER The sacrament of infant bap- •—Miss Beverly Nielsen is spend- tism will be observed July 27 at ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. Everything in A&P's Dairy Center is a fifesh de- the First Presbyterian Church. Henry Nelson, Livingston Avenue. light, for everything's rushed here straight from Anyone wishing their child bap- —-Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Marcin- In spite of the compliments A&P's fruits tized will please contact the minis- iak and son, Klymer, Pa., spent and. vegetables are always getting for the country and kept at the peak of fresfeness in* £ JZ-_" Popular brands plus popular prices make refrigerated cases. ter, Rev. C. A. Galloway. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. • • A'&P's well-stocked Grocery Department a their wonderful farm-fresh flavor, their —Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Beck- William Gerak, Remsen Avenue, prices remain mighty modest. ley, George Street have returned tremendously popular spot ... to shop and "4 -Mr. and Mrs. William Detweil- Domestic—5!iced from a two weeks' motor trip to er have returned from visiting save and pick and choose. Swiss Cheese ib.65<* Zanesville, O., where they visited Cultivated pint box 25c i their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry Process Chece/e ib.43e Mr. and Mrs. John Gingrich, for- Detweiler and family at Ithaca, Broadcast Corned Beef Hash . 16OZ. can 25c Mel-O-Bit American merly of Woodbridge, to Carthage, Home Grown _ bunch 5c N. Y. Their son, Prof. Henry De- Ched-O-Bit j 2lb.boi7,9c. 111., visiting Prof, and Mrs. John tweiler, is spending six months in Prem, Redi-Meat, Spam or Treet 12 oz. can 35c Cheddar Cheese Food Sanders and to Boone, Ip,., where Home Grown 2l England on research work for Sharp they were guests of relatives. Cornell University. Libby's Deviled Ham . . » . .3 oz,can 17c Blue Cheese ,r •—Miss Lillian Lichenberg, Lynn- Ripe, But Firm 11b. box —-Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grib- Provolone Cheese Italian Styjfe field Center, Mass., is spending ble, Mr. and Mrs. John Ettershank Armour'sVienna Sausage > . 4 01. can 17c two weeks with her grandmother, l | U. S. No. 1 Grade Ib. 7c and Herbert Head, George Street, Gold N'Rich Tangy j ib. 59c Mrs. Andrew Schaeffer, Remsen spent Sunday at Camp Cowaw, Tan Camp's Beans . « <> * • 21 oz. can 15c Avenue. Sweet Bed .PIUJBAS ... ib.l9c. on -the-Delaware. Ann Page Beans « «, « . 16 oz. can 2 for 23c Pahst-Ett American or Pimento / Table Celery.. c i taikl2c In its four years of existence r SP s Cottage Cheese Fresh - Breakstones 8 oz. cup 14c,. UNRRA spent nearly $6,000,000,- Red or Kidney Beans Sultana ^6 oz. can 2 for 19c /'• Woodbridge Ige. size J.^e extra )ge. 000 to assist seventeen countrie; 3 oz. pkg. 18c with shipments of food, drug; Ann Page Tomato Soup « .IO&OZ. can 3 for 28c Snappy Cheese s . « « « «| . —Miss Alice Storey, Ridgedale clothing and agricultural and in- When Available Ib. i4; Avenue, is a surgical patient at dustrial equipment. Of the total Beardsley Codfish Ready-fo-Fry. JO oz. can 19c Pure Lard . /• . • . nb.21e Rahway Memorial Hospital. amount, the United States con- —Miss Joan Anderson, Upper tributed almost 73 per cent, not in- ley Point Red. Salmon . . . . 8 oz. can 45c Del Rich Margarine . . . J. , . . ib. 40c cluding the $400,000,000 especially Main Street, has returned home Borden's pintcont. 38c after several weeks' vacation at ear-marked for Greek-Turkish as- deXO. Vegetable Shortening lib. size 39c 3 ib. size 1.13 Sour Cream sistance. Pine Beach. Vz pint container-32.e —Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen Sunnyfleld Flour 5 it bag 35c 10 ib. bag 65c Heavy Cream KAISED i and son, Walter, Jr., Freeman The pay of cadets and mid- Homogenized 2 qt. conts. 41c . Street, have returned home after Lang's Dill Pickles . . * •• . quart jar 21c Fresh Milk. shipmen in the service academ- i Delicious For Pies, a week at Lake Mohawk. ies has been raised by twenty per Ann Page Cider Vinegar « « . quart bot. 19c Cobblers or For Slicing —Louis H. Fink, Winona, wascent by a bill recently signed by \ the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. President Truman. The new pay Salad Dressing Ann Page ' 33 oz. jar 53c Wilfred Jefferys, Garden Avenue. scale authorized is $36 a year, or > —Miss Jean Aaroe, Linden Ave- $78 a month, as against the old nue, has returned home after a rate of $780 a year, or $65 Homestyle Pickled Beets . 20 oz. can 2 for 17c week's stay at Poconos Pines, Pa. month. \ Ritz Crackers „ . lib.Pkg.29c Everybody's Selecting —The Young People's Fellow- ship of the Trinity Episcopal Hartley's. Marmalade . , . . 11b. jsr31e Church held an outing to Asbury Park Sunday. Attending were: M.&.M. Candy Coated Chocolate 11 oz.P kg. 33c A&Fs "SDPER-RWMT" Gertrude Moore, Fords; Irene Mc- Creery, Joan McCreery, Irene Strained Baby Foods. Various Brands 12 jars 95c Smart shoppers choose "Super-Right" quality Borchuck, James Story, Whitman Everybody's Bound to like meats because they know that A&P's Close-THin- Dimock, Marilyn Juhl, and Fred Morton's. Salt .. . .. 9 „ e , 2 Call George Buck and , For dishes and fine fabrics he'll arrange it for you large right away! You can get ?pkg. $25 to $250, or more, today. Phone: WO. 8-1848 For lingerie, dishes etc. EMPLOYEES large .-''PERSONAL... pkg. LOAN CO.; eS3S»««M8^ . 87, MAIN STREET For toilet and bath wras-Housj: BBffKEN SECTIONS IONORAND 10NAJHMND' WOODBSIBGE GlAPIIfilif^ SWEET PEAS iAIN(lJ!/KiiNJ!l Tomato Veaeiable 'Noodle Soup" 754. Rate 2%% on Mo. Bal. calces »a)i 1 cans: 3^29- • ' -3 i£ 29 PAGE TEN THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FOEDS-BEACON LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ijiecreation Activities Photographers' Choice Refer to: W-501 July 7th 1947, I was directed and to the lushest bidder according 10 Questions Most Often Asked NOTICE OP PBBHC SAtB! to advertise the fact that on Mon- to terms of sale on file with the Courtesy Pays! TO WHOM IT MAT COJNCBBN: day evening, July 21st, 1947, Township Clerk open to inspection ^Scheduled at Sewaren At. a regular meeting of the the Township Committee will meet and to be publiclv read prior to sale. Township Committee of the Town- at S P. M. (DST) in the Committee Lots 1258 to 1260 inclusive in Block ship of "Woodbridge held Monday, Chambers, Memorial Municipal 4-K, Woodbridge Township Assess-, SEWAREN—The weekly trips By d%° Answered by Vet Bureau X .for children registered at the Se-.- Particularly, When It July 7th 1947, I was directed Building-, Woodbridg-e, New Jersey, merit Map. Veterans Administration today you will find on your insurance to advertise the fact that on Mon- and expose and sell at public sale Take further notice that the "waxen Playground to the Rahway '. Is'Practiced by day evening, July 21st, 1S)47, ana to the highest bidder according Township Committee has, by reso- ; pool will start tomorrow. A bus will answered the 10 questions most certificate the efiective date of the Township Committee "will meet to terms of sale on flla with thv lution and pursuant to law, fixed ? Auto Drivers frequently asked by World War II your policy. The date of the at S P. M. (DST) in the Committee Township Clerk open to inspection minimum price at which said lots "leave the local playground at 8:45 Chambers Memorial Municipal anri to he publicly read prior to sale. in said block will be sold together »f A. M. and return at 12 noon. veterans about National Service month on which your insurance Building, Woodbridge, New jtrsey, iots 1434 to 1-136 inclusive in Block with all other details pertinent, said Life Insurance in a recent VA. is effective is the monthly due and 6xpose and sell at public sale 449-A, Woortbridge Township As- minimum price being $4 50.00 plus • Trips to the big league baseball An etiquette book as a pretty sessment Map. costs of preparing deed and adver- 'games held in New York City will scary thing, if you read it from survey. FOR THE BEST Fflke daily telephone call "back home" LFUNEBAL PIECES, POTTED JL is regular practice with thousands of PLANTS, CORSAGES AND BOUQUETS persons away from home and business MEATS POULTRY during the summer months. Phone Woodbridgre 8-1636 FRUITS VEGETABLES. At times their calls make the tele- fWALSHECK'S phone circuits to and from New Jersey's FLOWER SHOP DAIRY PRODUCTS shore and lake resorts extra busy but GROCERIES A' 98 MAIN STREET most calls go through promptly, ^e WOODBRIDGE, N. J. have installed new equipment and em- . FROZEN FOODS • BREAD-CAKE We Deliver and Telegraph. Flowers ployed and trained additional operators throughout the State to help handle the "WE TRIM ALL OUR SWEATS'"• load. But there's still a lot more to DISTINCTIVE be done. WOOD. 8-0698 — WE DELIVER FLORAL DESIGNS Flavor that foams into spar- i orking steadily to meet all needs kling splendor as it passes 3ORSAGES, BOUQUETS AND your lips—a flavor delight- 4 POTTED PLANTS for service and make it better than ever. fully different from any Phone Woodbridge 8^1222 you've known — that's the WOODBRIDGE flavor of Ambassador, prince NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY among beers. FLOWER SHOPPE JOHN C. SCHWARZ, Prop. 1006 RAHWAY AVENUE — AT AVENEL STREET 540 RAHWAY AVENUE G Krueger Brewing Co, Newaik 3, N J. * %> WOODBRIDGE, N. J. '. AVENEL, N. J, —MEMBER F.T.D.— Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere BU!LBiHS J 6BMH8 J&ifTOEJEimGEJBg A fiSSAIERNE W HUH. RAEITAN TQWNSHIP'AND FORDS BEAGON THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1947 PAGE ELEVEN LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL, NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES itEGAI. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Refer to: W-471 July 7th , 1347, I was djreeted a bargain and alii deed for said be -Adjourned the Township Com- in said block will be sold together Chambers, Memorial Municipal NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE to advertise tha fact that ori Mon- premises. mittee reserves the right in its ais- with all other details pertinent, said Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, TO WHOM IT MAY CONOEKN: day evening, July 21st, 1947, DATED: July 8th, 1947. cretlon to reject ai'y one or all bidr minimum price being $500.00 plus and expose and sell at public sala At a reg-ular meeting of the the Township Committee wili meet a. J. DTJWlia-Ai-i, iownsnip Clerk. and to sell said lots in said block costs of preparing deed and adver- and to the hig-hest bidder according Township Committee of the Town- at 8 P. M. (DST) In the "Committee To be advertised July" 10th, to such bidder as it may select, due tising this sale. Said lots in said to terms of sale on file with lha ship of Woodbridge held Monday, Chambers, Memorial Municipal 1947, and July 17th, 1947, in the regard being: given to terms and block, if sold on terms, will require Township Clerk open to Inspection BUSINESS DIRECTORY © » AUTOS FOR SALE Building-, Woodbridge, New Jersey, Fords Beacon. manner of payment, in case one or a down payment of $50.00, the bal- and to he publicly read ririor to pal*», and expose and sell at public sale mere minimum bids shall be re- ance of purchase price to be paid in Lot 24 in Block 315-J, Woodbridge ana to the highest bidder, according- Township Assessment Map.' REP Alii SERVICE Tooth Decay Cause Refer to: W-00 ceived. equal monthly installments of $10.00 to terms of sale on file with the Upon acceptance of the minimum plus Interest and other terms pro- Take further notice . that the KEYS made, loqks repaired, wash- 1942 Buick Century, 4-door, R&H Undernourishment in adulthood Township Clerk open to inspection aroTicE OF F-UBLTC SALB bid, or bid above minimum, by thf vided for in contract of sale. Township Committee has, by reso- ing? machines repaired. Lawn and to he publicly read prior to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lution and pursuant to law, fixed a 1941 Buick Club Coupe, R&H does not cause tooth decay, accord- Township Committee and the pay- Take further notice that at said mowers sharpened and repaired, and sale, Lots 41 to 44 inclusive in Block At a regular meeting, of the ment thereof by the purchaser ac- sale, or any date to which it may minimum price at which said lot -saws flled and retoothing. Emil H. ing to dental experts. Americans 373-M, Woodbridse Township As- Township Committee of the Town- in said block will be sold together 1340 Pontiae, 4-door, R&H sessment Map. - - cording to the manner of purchase be adjourned, the Township Com- Albrecht, 124 Haald Street, Carteret suffering from scurvy and pellagra ship of Woodbridge held Monday, in accordance with terms^ of sale ori mittee reserves the right in its dis- with all other details pertinent, said 8-5S21. i . C. P. 1-3 to 9tf 3 941 Clirysler Royal Take further notice that the July 7th 1947, I was directed flle, the Township will deliver a bar- cretion to reject any one or all bids minimum price being $375.00 plus were found to have fewer .cavities Township Committee has, by reso- to advertise the fact that on Mon- Sain and sale deed for said premises. and. to sell said lots in said block costs of preparing deed and adver- 1938 Ford Coupe lution and pursuant to law, iixed a day evening, July 21st, 1947, tising- this sale. Said lot in said IlOOB'IJVG than well-fed people. A small per DATED: July Sth, 1947.. to such bidder as it may select, due block, if sold on terms, will require 1936 Chevrolet, 2-door cent of starving natives of India minimum price at which said lots the Township Committee will meet •B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. regard being- given to terms and ALL TYPES OF' ROOFS REPAIRED in said block will be sold together at S P. M. (DST) in the Committee manner of payment, in case one a down payment of $37.50, the bal- were found with cavities. with all other details pertinent, said Chambers, Memorial Municipal To be advertised July 10th, ance of purchase price to . be paid 61ate—Shing-Jes. Tile and Flat Roofs. 1947, and July 17th, 1947, in the or more minimum bids shall be re- in equal monthly installments of Brick TValls-vWater-proafed. minimum price being: $4^5.00 plus Building-, Woodbridse, New Jersey, ceived. costs of preparing deed and adver- and expose a-nii sell at public sals Fords Beacon. 10.00 plus interest and other terms DIAMOND ROOFING AND METAL KEL.BER AUTO SALES Upon acceptance of the minimum provided for in contract of sale., WORKS HELP WANTED; MALE tising this sale. Said- lots in said and to tlie highest bidder according liefer to: W-477; 319 bid, or bid above minimum, by the S65 New Brunswick Avenue 309 W. GRAND STREET block, if sold on terms, will require to terms of sale on file w&th tfta a down payment of $43.00, the bal- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Township Committee and the pay- Take further notice that at S3,ld Perth Amboy, N, j. CHEMICAL Operators, Janitor, and Township Clerk open to Inspection TO WHOM IT -MAY CONCERN: ment thereof by the purchaser ac- sale, or any date to which- It may P. A. 4-0448 - X-2 tf ELIZABETH. N. J. Nig'ht Watchman wanted for ance of purchase price to" be paid in and to be publicly read prior to cording to tlie manner of purchase oe adjourned, the Township Com- equal monthly installments of ?10.00 sale, Lots 1223 and 1224 in Block At a regular meeting of the steadv work in -Avenel, New Jersey plus interest and other terms pro- Township Committee of the Town- in accordance with terms of sale on mittee reserves the right in its dis- SHIRT REPAIRS ~ Telephone Elizabeth 3-9103 plant of Philadelphia Quartz Com- 4-N, Woodbridge Township Assess- nle, the Township will deliver a bar- cretion to reject any one or all bids vided for in contract of sale. ment Map. ship of Woodbridge held Monday 7-17 pany located one-half . mide due July 7th 1947, I ivas directed gain and sale deed for said premises. and to sell said lots in said blacks " SHIRT HOSPITAL isoutli of New Jersey State Refor- Take further notice that at said Take further notice that the to advertise the fact that on Mon- DATED: July Sth, 1947. to such bidder as it may select, due 'COLLARS turned, sleeves shortened, matory. 46 hours pay for 44" hours sale, or any date to which it may Township Committee has, by reso- day evening, July 21st, 1947, B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk. regard being given to terms and '--• new collars and cuffs; reasonable * KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE • work.: 7-17 be adjourned, the Township Com- lution and pursuant to law, flxnd a the Township Committee will meet To be advertised July 10th. manner of payment, in case one or mittee reserves the right in its dis- minimum price at which said lots 1947, and July 17th, 1947, in the more minimum bids shall be re- prices. • • • at S P. M. (DST) in the' Committee ceived. . • , BARNEY'S SHIRT SHOP TWO LOTS — Each 25x100. Two cretion to reject any one or all bids in said block will be sold together Chambers Memorial Municipal Fords Beacon. 329 Maple St. Perth Amboy 4-5937 chicken coops, 10x12 and 7 x 12. and to sell said . lots in said block with all other details pertinent, Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, Upon acceptance of the minimum : Lo such bidder as it may select, due said minimum price being $250.00 and expose and sell at public sale bid, or bid above minimum, by tha [V - . . 6/26-7/17 Call Woodbridge 8-1477-W. regard being given to terms and plus costs of preparing deed and liefer to: W-535; 5(>0; 1S.T Township Committee and the'pay- 6/2G-7/17 CHEMICAL manner of payment, in case one and to' the highest bidder according J advertising this sale. Said lots in to terms of sale on file with the NOTICE O*" 1 OUJL,IO SALE ment thereof by the purchaser ac- • CARPENTRY • or more minimum bids shall be re- said block, if sold on terms, will TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: cording to the manner of purchase ceived. ' Township Clerk open to inspection INSTRUCTION OPERATORS . require a down payment of $25.00, and to be publicly read prior to At a regular meeting of the in accordance with terms of «:alB >.•'" All Kinds of Upon acceptance of the minimum the balance of purchase price to be Township Committee of the Town- on file, the Township will deliver CARPENTER WORK SHIFT WORK sale, Lots 410 to 412" inclusive in a bargain and -sale deed for said bid, or bid above minimum, by the t>aid in equal monthly installments Block 448-H, Woodbridge Township ship of Woodbridg-e, held Monday, : GARAGES OUR SPECIALTY MRS. G. M. FRANKL Township Committee and the pay- of ?10.00 plus interest and other Assessment Map. July 7th 194;, I was directed premises. CHURCHWEiil HELP WANTED 'PASZAMANT Distributing Co. 9-11 Jelin Street New Brunswick, N. J. WAITERS Call Perth Amboy 4-0100 For Appointment .•...•/..•WAITRESSES' SODA DISPENSERS -By SWAK CASHIER Veterans ask "HOW" THE FLOP FAMILY •^HOSTESSES-,/ How can we afford to sell §04, -6iot THE. WOKLO POSTERS THREE COMPLETE ROOMS OF NEW, Mr\K£ /GO IU f\HO BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE for $265 DISH WASHER^. NO DOWN PAYMENT and ONLY $2.82 Weekly ft LITTLE •;• WOMEN BAKERS , SIMPLY DONE thru the effort of THREE VETS who are doing their best to help all other VETS get started. n* WEEKENDS AND We will equip your home with all BASIC PIECES plus acces- STEADY POSITIONS sories Our LOW OVERHEAD enables us to offer you QUAJ-di x FURNITURE at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.' Must be over 18 years of age* EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS TO VETERANS It is not necessary to buy THREE ROOMS OF FURNITURE, PLEASANT WORKING CON- you may buy only what jou need. .- . . DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE. SURPRISE STORE f HOWARD n 7-11 FRONT STREET KEYPORT JOHNSON'S Keyport 7-0442 . Free Store* ' + ., v* *"* ^"^ Route 25 Open Friday ana Saturday Nites. Woodbridge, N, J. We are located on the HILL, OPP. THE POST OFFICE. RAEIT&N TOWNSHIP"AN©S FORDS' Bi&QGN Snare Tepple Sayreville Bird&Eye View, of'Sports: 3 More And Metuchen; Win By The Observer In 2 Other Games So Olle beat Joe Baski the other night in Stockholm. and surprised everybody. And immediately the Yanks Kara Paces College Inn Slaps Pottery Frames Hand 8-3 Blast PORT READING—Maintaining let out a yell that could be heard all the way back to the brisk pace they have set for To* • College • Inn; themselves, the St. Anthony Holy the Ozarks that they wuz robbed. But the Yanks El-Jay Win 10-7, Overcome by CIO 7-5Stop Cards Name Society tossers posted an- shouldn't be yelling. t other quartet of wins this week. Of paramount interest and impor^ Even if the decision was close and Baski supporters Top Laurence Harbor, Triumph Also Gained Carraghers Rack Up .tahee was the Saints' 4 to 1 tri- thought the decision could have gone the other way, Softball, Baseball ISELIN—The IseTin VFW Post umph over the Metuchen Stars in Legion, 6?5; D.' Angelo, Over Keashey Eagles 17 Runs in 1st, 3rd, 2636 added three more wins to the Mid-County League. the decision is final—and the walls of the vanquished Johnson Star Afield As Schicker is Star And 6th; Top Jo-Jo's their string during the past week. In addition, they topped the get old quickly. Our memory isn't so* short either that Tourneys Ready The Vets downed the College Inn Sayreville . Rangers in a Mid- we can't remember some finooglms of the Yanks them- LAURENCE . HARBOR;—Led by WOODBRIDGE — Two out of COLONIA — The Carragher's softballers 8 to 3 and then blanked County loop contest, 6 to 2. The the timely batting of Johnny Kara three was the records racked up Boys' Club, continuing to mow the Perth Amboy Hubs, 5-0. John's Sayreville Seminoles also fell be- selves. Not that Tadberg's win was finooglin. We Freeholders Arrange and the fine defensive play of Sam by the College Inn tossers up to down all opposition, came up this Busy Corner nine of .New Bruns- fore1 the onslaught on the Port won't agree to that! D'Angelo and -Pete Johnson, the week with, another pair of impres- press time, trimming" Woodbridge Games to Start Over wick was the third victtim," drop- Reading bats, emerging a 16 to 6 Back in 1936 a guy named Schmeling was scheduled Woodbridge El-Jays downed the sive wins—whaling the Wo.odbridge ping a 4-3 contest. loser, while the Camp Kilmer Laurence Harbor American Legion Pottery 10 to 7, edging out the This Next Week-end Cardinals 17 to 3 and blanking the J. Dudas struck out 17 College Eagles were nosed out, 2 to 1. to get a crack at Braddock if he beat Joe Louis. Of by, the scoreof 6-5 Saturday at the Keasbey Eagles 7 to 6 and drop- Port Reading Jo-Jo's 5 to 0 in a Inn batters after a bad first in- six-inning affair. 1 In the victory over the Metuchen course, everybody thought Louis would murder him, latter's field. ping a 7-5 decision to Local 106, NEW BRUNSWICK—This com- ning when the Inn scored all its Stars, Mike Greschuck turned in ing weew-end will see the opening Three bing-bang innings—the •but he didn't. So what happens, after that one? Kara blasted two line-drive sin- CIO. runs on three hits. Freitag and a neat 5-hit performance to win gles to left .field, onein. the 7th of the sixth annual softball tour- first, third and. sixth—gave the Kallar went two for three in this his third loop contest. George Schmeling finds he has to fight the same Louis again ,T7ith two, mates on the bases, two The victory over the Potters was nament and the junior baseball Carraghers their big margin. They tournament sponsored by the Mid- game for the hitting honors. In the Wasilek was the big gun at the if he gets a shot at the crown. Louis took the crown out anc^ the score tied, and the the 19th hung up by the College scored 4 times in the opening in- Hub game, Charlie Bahr had the plate for the Saints with two trip- other in the ninth, again with two Inners this season. Schicker, Boyle dlesex County Board of Freehold- ning, 6 in the third and 7 more ers of which Leon A. Campbell is Amboyans well in hand, giving up les in as many trips and Johnny from Braddock and Schmeling never got the Brad- out and a runner on second. The and Fitzpatrick were largely re- in the sixth with the Cards rack- but three hits and walking two, to Syre also shared the spotlight in the chairman of the Park Depart- second single gnocked home the sponsible for this win as each con- ing up their only three tallies in hng up his shut-out. Mastrangelo this department as he whacked in dock bout. ment. The former will be launched winning run. nected with timely bingles. St. the fifth. Wissing, twirling for the"' hit for the circuit in this tilt to a pair of safeties in three trips in Now you're not sorry personally that the former on Sunday while the juniors will winners, held the Cards to thr-ee Marie was the star for the losers, drive in Hutteman who got on addition to making a sensational Mike Van Dyura shared hitting get under way on Saturday. safeties, while Burns gave up 10 to Nazi didn't get the title shot against Braddock. They honors for the day -with Kara, with hititng twice out of four chances base with a single. catch in the fifth, to halt a budding The schedule of activity, which the victorys. Metuchen rally. say Schmeling has come out of some close decisions four straight singles. A fine catch Schicker was the heavy man The Iselinites had to go nine of a high foul by D'Angelo, a bare- was announced this week by Chet The night following, Wisisng innings to beat the New Brunswick Port Reading scored two runs with the bat in.the triumph over, with luck himself—like .the Sharkey fiasco. But it just handed stop by Johnson and a Zdorowski, follows: came back to hold the Jo-Jo's to 3 club. J. Dudas went the distance in the opening frame when Wasi- the Keasbey Eagles, slapping 3 hits hits. shows that the Yanks in the boxing racket don't know running catch of a low-line drive in. 5 times at bat and stealing home The softball tourney will get un- and allowed three hits. The county lek tripled and scored on Lozak's to left center by Bill Arway in the der way at 12:00 noon at both The box scores of the two con- long single. Lozak stole second and in the 10th on catcher's throw seat team scored 2 runs in the fifth when to keep their gums from bumping. ninth for the last out, were the Roosevelt and Johnson Parks, with tests follow: without a hit, buton the erratic scored on Pete Gyenes' single. Ur- star fielding gems of the contest. back to the pitcher. This run was JO-JO'S ban kept up the rally with another And what American is proud of our boxing set-up protested by Keasbey. The excel- 30 softball teams scheduled for ac- playing of the Vets. Bahr and Mrs- tion in the first round of play. AB R H traigelo got two hits in four tries, one-bagger, but Vahaly lined out in tMs country today? Why, it smells so badly you can The box score: lent relief pitching of Lada who E. Markwitz, ss 3 0 0 to; third. Another tally, was added EL-JAYS gave up but 1 hit in five innings The games will be played on the as did Freitag who included a hardly,discuss it without, a gas-mask. And then a fine fields at the county parks and R. Cortez, If 3 0 0 double and triple in his contribu- in t the third when Wasilek came AB R H on the mound was the feature of R. Clayton, 3b 3 0 2 up with another three-bagger and Swede finally looks as though he might get a chance. Cheripiko, If 4 12 this contest. a total of 14. games is on tap for tion. Varany, reserve center-fielder Sunday. Demoreski, p 2 0 0 hit one of" the longest home runs Snips Zullo co-operated in a nice at Louis—and the boys go wild. Arway, If 0 0 0 After being blanked for five in- S. Markwitz, c 2 0 0 squeeze play to score the run. Van Duzra, cf; 5 14 In the opening round the Sadow- seen in this area when he clouted nings, the CIO scored 1 run in the F. Clayton, 2b 2 0 0 ter in the ninth to win a hard- Metuchen's lone marker came in Poor Joe is getting so his only recreation is golf, Boland, rf 5 2 2 ski Post of Perth Amboy will tan- sixth and 6 more in the seventh to A. Woodworn, lb 2 0 0 played ball game. the fourth when Younger singled, D'Angelo, c 5 0 2 gle with the Hall Avenue John's the domestic pickings are so scarce. Maybe Olle won't top the College Inn. Schicker's B. Koble, cf 2 0 0 The 'box scores: reached second on a fielder's choice Corcoran, ss 2 2 0 softball team also of Perth Amboy do nay better than some of Louis' late oponents but wildness was chiey responsible for E. Peterson, rf 2 0*1 JOHN'S BUSY CORNER and scored on Ed Smith's long Hango, lb 4 0 0 the scoring spree, as he walked 8 at 12:00 noon on Field 1, while Tommie's Tavern of Perth Amboy AB R H single. it's a cinch he can't do rrftich worse. Kara-, "3b - :..... 4 0 2 in these two frames after giving • , 21 0 3 Johnson, 2b 4 0 0 will meet the Hartford Rod and Rubint, rf .' 4 0 1 Tally Again in 6th The only thing that's puzzling us now is the method up but 5 hits to his opponents CARRAGHERS Prekop, cf 2 0 0 Manton; p 5 0 1 while his mates were collecting 7 Gun of Perth Amboy on Field 2 The Saints posted another tally the iboxing boys will find to make Olle fight Baski at noon. AB R H McCourt, lb 4 0 0 in the fifth when Johnny Syre sin- off ten slants of the CIO twirler, J. Carargher, 2b 2 10 33, 6 13 Bornheimer, c 3 0 0 gled, advanced to second when again before he gets a chance at Louis. If*Louis wasn't Garoniak. J. Glassett's triple in At 2:00 the Security Steel of Williams, c 3 0 1 Fritz, ss 4 0 0 Greschuck walked; stole third and getting so old, they would surely work it. LAURENCE HARBOR LEGION teh seventh, with three aboard, Woodbridge will clash with the J. Fitzky, ss '2 0 0 Scott, If 2 11 scored on Wasilek's long fly to But they know that if Joe doesn't fight soon, he will AB R H broke up the ball game for the B. Fisher Association of Perth Am- F. Carragher, 3b 2 1 1 Lynch, 2b 4 0 1 right. Eckert, ss 5 12 unoin club. This was the eighth boy on Field 1, while at the same Wissing, p "3 1 0 Cathcart, 3b 3 1 0 In the Ranger tilt, Fireball York have to use a, cane—and that's against the boxing Freeman, rf 4.11 loss for the Collegians. time Adanac's A. A. of Perth Am- Bonacofe, cf 2 0 0 Goshner, p 4 10 turned in a three-hitter and Herby W. Barry, c 5 0 0 boy will oppose the Keasbey Eagles Bugliari, If 2 11 regulations. Maybe they can fincba way to amend the The box scores: on Field 2. Vahaly starred at the plate with a Edel, cf 5 0 1 P. A. LOCAL 106 CIO Breese, rf „ 110 30 3 3 triple and single. Against the Semi- rules and allow Joe to continue the defense of his J. Barry, 2b 5 0 3 AB R H At 4:00 o'clock, the College Inn ISELIN VETS noles, the Saints romped to their championship with the aid of a cane. But then they Schultz, lb ... 4 0 0 Jacques, cf 2 11 of Woodbridge meets DaPrile's As- 20 5 5 •AB R H 16 to 6 victory on 24 hits. Joe might never get him out of there like that. Lautz, lb 10 0 R. Glassett, 3b 3 10 sociation of Port Reading on Field , Score by innings: Comsudis, 2b 4 0 1 Gyenes pitched and captured bat- Gilligan, 3b;. 32 2 J. Glassett, cf 3 1 1 1 while at the same time Danny's Jo-Jo's ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Poygena, cf 4 0 0 . ting honors with 4 safeties as his No, they'd better not let Joe start using a cane. Houlday, If ... 4 0 1 R. O'Hara, lb 110 Bar of Sayreville tangles with the Carraghers 10 0 3 1 x—5 Freitag, ss 4 0 2 brother, Pete, smashed a homer, a He might get attached to the championship and never Georgies, p 3 11 Gladysz, c 2 1 1 Metuchen Restaurant on Field 2. Bahr, lb 4 0 2 double and two singles., Johnny Seguine, 2b 4 10 The final games at Roosevelt for CARDINALS Mastrangelo, If —...... 4 1 2 Syre also collected 4 bingles. give it up. It looks like Congress will have to pass a 39 5 11 Desmond, ss 2 0 1 the tday will pit the Neil J. Lucey AB R H LaBanca, 3b , 3 0 0 Port Reading's big inning was Score by innings: Deverih, rf 2 0 0 Post of Perth Amboy with the Pochek, ss 3 0 0 Dudas, p 4 12 law, limiting the heavyweight champion to two terms.. El-Jays 10 0 0 0 0 4 0 1—6 the sixtli when 13 men came to bat Garoniakr-p^.;..... 4 11 Hubs of the same city at 6:00 Brown, 3b 3 0 0 Varany, rf 4 '1 2 -'to- score 9 runs on 7 hits and 2 That would settle everything. Legion .... 10 0 0 0 1 1*0 2 0—5 o'clock on Field 1, while at the Stockel, If Ill O'Donnell, c 3 0 0 walks. It was in this frame that 24 7 5 same time the Cardinal A. A. of Johansen, p, 2b 3 0 0 Mike Konci walloped a three- CalviH, c 3 0 0 COLLEGE INN Perth Amboy will clash with the 34 4 11 bagger with the bases loaded. Wigwam A. C. of New Brunswick Borthwick, cf _.... 3 0 0 AB R H Score by innings: Wanea's-2-Hftter- on Field 2. Olsen, lb, p 3 10 The Eagles drew first toloon in Boyle, ss 2 11 John's 00 002000 1—-3 Mec League* Standings? Schedule. Lauritsen, 2b 3 0 1 their contest with the Saints, tak- Albertson, cf 3 0 0 At Johnson Park Vets 01001000 2—4 ing advantage of a bad throw by Brasdo, rf 3 11 McLaughlin, cf ...:.... 10 0 At Johnson Park beginning at Scutti to catcher Gyenes. The Port Wednesday, July 23 Suffocates. Bears Burns, p 2 0 0 C. Fitzpatrick, lb .... 3 11 noon eight teams will play to com- PERTH AMBOY HUBS Reading tossers got even in the Senior Baseball Start of Senior Softball Elimina- plete the first round of the tour- L. Schicker, p 3 0 1 AB R H third when Konci singled, went to w. tion Tournament Garragher^ Jrs. Pile ney. The Zips of New Brunswick 27 3 3 0 Lada, 2b 2 1 1 Evanello,.3b „ 80 0 third on Daprile's sacrifice and •Catholic War Vets 3 Thursday, July 24 will play the Y. M. C. A. of South CARRAGHERS 0 Berry, If ..:... 2 0 0 O'Hara, ss fa Q 1 scored on Wasilek's single. In the "Silver Streaks 2 Sart of Junior Baseball (Amer- Up. 18 Safe Bingles River on Field 1 while at the same AB R H 2 Hurster, rf 4.0" 0 Kushnet, If „ 2 0 0 sixth, Russo got on by Templeton's Hopelawn Red Sox 3 ican League) Elimination Tourna- time the St. Emery's of New J. Carragher, 2b 3 2 1 2 To Snare Game, 23-9 J. Fitzpatrick,- c 2 11 Chiera, rf S01 error and scored on Bobby Urban's Keasbey Eagles Reserves 1 ment. • , , Brunswick will tangle with the Morris, lb 3 3 1 3 ial Guylick, p 0 0 0 Draggotta, p 3 0 0 lohg triple to right center. Fords A ..A. Reserves 1 AVENEL—Wanca's 2-hit pitch- Eagles of New Brunswick. Williams, c 3 1 1 Legion "87" 4 Friday, July 25 Jardot, 3b 3 12 Egan, cf 2 0 0 The box scores: 1 Gaels A. C. vs. F. Rookies game ing plus the heavy bats of his At 2:00 o'clock the John's Busy Fitzky, ss 5 2 2 Kenjie, c 2 0 1 Senior Softball mates, gave the Carragher Juniors, Comer of New Brunswick will meet F. Carragher, 3b L... 5 2 " 2 - ST. ANTHONY HNS been played). 25 5 7 Kelly, lb 2 0 0 W. L. alop-sided 23 to 9 victory over the the Snooky's Tavern of Perth Am- Wissing, p-rf 5 11 AB R H H. Bears Jrs. vs. Bulldogs at Hope- Score by innings: Hubner, 2b 2 0 0 Iselin VFW 5 - 0 Avenel eBars. The Bears clipped boy on Field 1. At the same time Bonacoure, cf 3 2 1 Wasilek, lb 4 2 2 lawn. Local 106 0 0 0 0 0 1 6—7 College Inn 5 1 Lafprge, opposing twirler, for 18 the E. R. Squibbs will play the Bugliari, If 0 2 0 J. Zullo, ss 2 0 0 Woodbii'dge Vet Ass'n , 3 2 H. Indians vs. I. Emanons at .Iselin. College Inn 2 0 0 3 0 0 0—5 22 0 3 Lozak, 3b 3 11 Woodbridge Cards vs. H. Braves solid bingles and dented the dish Johnson and Johnson of New Breese, p 2 11 ISELIN VETS " Golden Bears ,.. 3 3 in every inning. Brunswick on Field 2. Johnson, If 0 0 0 P. Gyenes, c 3 0 1 3 at Stadium Annex. COLLEGE INN ' AB R H Frat Club 2 The first and seventh-were the The Perth Amboy Jewish War Urban, If 2 0 1 Red Onons. 2 3 ' AB R H Comsudis, 2b 1.... 2 0 1 Vahaly, 2b 3 0 1 4 SCORES OF OTHER.GAMES big .frames for the winners, with Vets will play the Borden's Re- 30 17 10 Kallar, rf 3 11 Fords Ravens 2 six runs crossing the plate in each. Boyle, 3b 4.1 2 E. Zullo, rf 3 0 0 6 Carragher B. C, 5; Jo-Jo's 0. Guylick, p, rf 11 1 serves of Perth Amboy at Johnson Score by innings: Hutteman, 3b 3 11 St. Anthony CYQ 0 Wanca advanced his own cause as Park on Field 1 at 4:00 o'clock, Cardinals 0 0 0 0 3 0— 3 J. Syre, cf ?. 3 12 Eagles 12; Hoboes 3. McLaughlin, of 1 0 1 Freitag, ss 10 0 Intermediate Baseball he belted four hits, all' of them Carraghers ..." 4 0 6 0 0 7—17 Greschuck, p 2 0 0 Tote, cf 3 0 0 while at the same time the De- Mastrangelo, If 3 11 W. L. doubles. McGrath also collected Bonis Chiefs will clash, with the Bahr, p 3 0 1 St. James' CYO 5g, 1 four safeties out of five chances, Hurster, If , 4 0 0 25 4 8 Shicker, ss 3 1 2 Maple St. Social Club of Carteret FORGETFUL FINDER Poygena, cf 3 0 0 METUCHEN STARS Carragher B. C. 5 1 slapping a triple,-double; and two on Field 1. QUINCEY; Mass.—Henry Nie- Dudas, lb 3 "1 1 Keasbey Orioles 4 1 ike Races singles and •• Jack .. Hill captured' W. DeJoy, rf 3 1 1 qODu&T.....Y. mfwyetaomfwypo J. DeJoy, rf 10 0 Rraw Byes land, Jr., recently received his O'Donnell, c 3 11 AB R H Hillbillies 4 2 some, kind of record by collecting The two teams that drew byes wallet, lost three years ago, with St. Anthony CYO 3 3 five walks. Berry, 2b , 2 1 1 Johnson, ss 3 0 0 Boys, Girls, Gldtimers J. Fitzpatrick, c 3 2 2 for the first round are the Sham- an anonymous note explaining the 24 5 7 Boyd, cf 3 0 2 Woodbridge Cards 2 3 Wanca, although wild as evi- rocks of.New Brunswick and the long delay—it was just an over- Score by innings: Hopelawn Bears 2 3 denced by the fact that hehanded Albertsqn,. p, rf .-..;-.. 42 1 Younger, 2b 3 12 : Invited to Take B.DeJoy,3b: 3 1 0 Triangle Cable of New Brunswick. scight. The wallet contained noth- Hubs 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Ed Smith, lb 3 0 1 Jo-Jo's 2 4 out 12 free passes, also struck out i The winners of the first round ing but papers. Vets 0 0 4 10 0 x—5 St. Andrew's 1 4 Part in Event 12. ; Barlow, rf 3 0 0 29 \. 10 11 will play the following Sunday at F. Y. A. 0 6 The box score: Roosevelt Park. C. Smith, 3b 2 0 0 WOODBRIDGE POTTERY Holms, 3b 10 0 Junor League NEW BRUNSWICK—The Board CARRAGHER JRS. ; Two beautiful trophies will be Nelson, If 10 0 (American) AB R H , AB; ' R . H awarded.to the two best teams in of Freeholders, through its depart- Bennett, 2b 3 0 0 Season's Best 3-Year Old Field Spradley, c 2 0 0 W. L. Hill, 2b ...... :...... 0 5 0 each tourney. Oickson, p 0 0 0 St. Anthony JV . 5 0 ment of parks, Leon A. Campbell, Boland, lb -3 3 . i Valenti, rf-' :...... 2 0 1 The above teams will battle for Ch. Smith, p 2 0 0 Bluebirds 3 2 chairman, announced today that it E. Konick,(Cf 4 2 1 Walter, cf Ill county 'championship on August To Vie for $25,000 at Monmouth St: James CYO Jrs. 3 2 would conduct bicycle races for McGrath, c, 3b 5 3 '; 4 Tote, cf 3 0 0 St. Marie, e „ 4 2 2 17th.: 23 1 5 Eagles.. ' ' 3 2 Ldedner, ss 5 l 2 MONMOUTH PARK—Exclusive flleet contender is .the Woodland- boys and girls of all ages puls an Bindy,.lf ...4 0 1 Junior Schedule Score by innings: Hoboes 2 3 Pilco, If ..... 4 0 • 0 of the cherished "Triple Crown" Farm's Lighthouse/leader in the old "timers' event in the latter part, Ramjas, 3br , 4 11 In the 'Junior Tourney, there St. Anthony .... 2 0 10 10 0—4 Hellcats 2 4 Maskaremtzi;.rf -, 2 1 1 elf assies, the largest and best" field recent Lamplighter ' Cap at Mon- Julian, ib.;--.L...._ 110 are four, games on tap in the first Metuchen 0 0 0 10 0 0—1 Colonia Rams 0 5 of August. Terranoya, 3b....r 3 ; 1 1 of three-year-olds of the season" is mouth Park. This son of Knave Sidote,:^ss: .. :...... 2J 1 1- round with 13 teams prawing byes. Junior League Parents of boys and girls are Wanca, p 52 4 ; Starting at 12:00 on Saturday at expected to accept the challenge High is gifted with a high turn of SAYREVILLE RANGERS (National) urged to attend a meeting Moiiday Buonopore, rf ...... 2 10 Mar-Cinkowskij p ill of the $25,000 Choice Stakes Sat- early speed and gave every indica- 0 Johnson. Park the Sluggers A. C. AB R:, H Gaels 4 evening, July 21, 1949, at the Race J. Konick, 3b, c ...... 1 2 1 of Perth Amboy will play the urday afternoon at Monmouth tion in the mile and a sixteenth Zanieski, rf 4,0 2 xdsj Rookies 2 0 Track at Johnson Park. This meet- Lenches, cf 2 2 2 25 7 8 Park. The Choice, Moiimouth's Lamplighter that he is capable of 1 : Score by innings: Woodbridge Cardinals, while at Okulewicz, lb 3 0 0 Wpofibridge. Cards-, 2 ing will serve . as, an application 2:00 o'clock the Dankiff Reserves premier offering for, the sopho- carrying it over a longer distance, Lazarczk, ss - 3 0 0 Hopelawn Braves. ' 2 1 date for those interested.,: ~ , 36,; 23 18 College Inn,....' 0 0 2 1 6 1 0—10 mores, is at a mile and a quarter i Other probable starters include Hppelawij!. Indians; 2 2 AVE-NE/L BEA^p ' Pottery •:...... 0 014 0 0 2— 7. of Perth Amboy will find the Ra- MOdzelesky, cf 3 0 0 Fred: Fugel,. nationally Known, koczi A. A. a tough tangle. distance. Mrs. Tilyou Christopher's Donna's Lirietz^ c 4 0 0 Iselin. :Emanpns 1 2 bicycle champion, of , Someryille, AB.",,' R H. Racing Secretary John Turner, Ace, winner of the Ponce de Leon Bulldogs 0 3 COLLEGE INN At Donalson Park the Carteret Gorman, 3b 3 1 0 will be at the meeting to assist in Hoade, c 3. 2 0 Bruins will clash with the Raritan Jr. today announced that no few- Handicap during the winter; Bel- Hopelawn Bears Jrs. 0 4 ' . ' • ••'•• : ' AB R H Rzucker, 2b 3 0 0 the arranging of the., different Gardier,; lb .— -..... 3 0. 0 Township Ramblers at 12:00 noon er than ten are expecetd to start in ,aire Stud's Hyblaze who cut out Kosief, If 3 10 events. : Kozo, 2bn 2 > 1 0 Pocklembq,'. If:.;.. - 4 2 2 the fixture, ' a carry-over . from the running in the Belmont Stakes SCHEDULE. FOB WEEK: OF Jardbt, ss '..... 5 0 0 and at 2:00 o'clock the Perth Am- glomorous old oMnmouth Park .until he tired; Young Peter, win- Turek, p 3 0 1 Many ; beautiful prizes;., and Laforge, p 3 0 1 boy Ravens A. A. will play the JELY^l-25- awards will be given the winners, Hanseri, 3b ...'. 3 0 a Lada, 3b,:,p ...... 4. 2 1 days, with the roseate possibility ner of the recent Providence Monday, July 21 .. Schicker, p, 3b 5 3.3 Milltown Boys' Club on the same that some eight others may enter .Stakes at Narragansett Park; Co- 29 2 type of bicycle, may also be sent Pelzman, ss 2 1 0 field. . •• ST. ANTHONY HNS Catholic, War Vets vs. Hopelawn and the events will cover each A. Ferrante, rf 2 1 0 "Berry, lb ...... ;-.- i . 0 0 the ranks before entries close .on lin MacLeod's Useless, winner of J. Fitzpatriek, c '3 0 1 These games comprise the first Friday morning. the recent Spur Handicap (Useless >.••:• AB R H Red Sox at Hopelawn. type. Fink, If ,„..„ 4 2 1 Legion "87" vs. Keasbey Eagles Bob DeJoy, 2b ,.....-... 3 0 0 round of the tourney and will fur- got his name by being foaled on Wasilek, cf 3 1 1 Applications, name, address, age, J. Ferrante, cf = 0 2 0 nish four teams to play the fol- Topping the likely starters are " Res. at Fords Park. type of bicycle) may also 'be sent Carneyf cf. :'. ..4. 0 0 teh day thoroughbred racing was J. Zullo, ss 4 1 1 J. DeJoy, rf '..„„-. .:, 4 0 1 lowing day. Greentree Stable's Tailspin andi Lozak, 3b 4 1 0 Fords; A. A., vs. Silver Streaks at to Chet Zdrodowski, 134 Johnson 22 ; 9 2 John J. Watts' Harmonica, both" suspended in 1944); Rarco Stable's On Sunday, July 20, 1947 the Atotmic Power, winner of the Scutti, lb 0 0 0 Fords Park.: Street, South River, N.. J. Score by innings; stake winners of the season. The second round of the tourney will Fountain of Youth Handicap at Urban, If 2 1 Tuesday, July 21 All community Recreation Direc- Carragher. JrsJ., 6 ,2" 113 4 =6—23 36 8 former was hero of the Peter Pan 0 be played with the following teams Gulfstream Park and Constitu- 1 F. Y. A.: vs., Woodbridge Cards tors are asked to send as many Bears ;::.„;...... ;: 2 "o 0 4 9 3 0— 9 KEASBEY EAGLES... Handicap at Beimoht Park, a fix- p- Gyenes, c 3 1 sure to see action: tion 'Cap at Suffolk Downs; Deer- 2 2 (Field pending.) entries as they wish. ture in which he turned back the H. Valialy, 2b 3 AB../' R H The Torpedoes of South River ing Howe's Donor, winner of the 0. 1 Hillbillies vs. St. Anthony CYO at IQ, SAFETX vaunted Phalanx. The later, a J.-Syre, rf 2 J. Gyxus, 11 ...... :.J.. 4 1,winner1 s of last year's tourney) Yankee Handicap; S. D. Sidell's E.; Zullo, rf 0 0 0 Edgar Hill. NEW JETPLANE RECORD The Interstate,Commerce Com- G. Lorfing,.lb,...... 3 1 1 will clash with the Clovers of Perth chestnut daughter of Snark,- Keasbey Orioles vs.., F. Y. A. at mission has. ordered, railroads to whirled to a smashing triumph, in, Silee, conqueror of Jet Pilot, the York, p J. 3 0 0 J. Parslei', ss v ...3 2 l Amboy at 12:00 noon at Donalson Derby winner, in the 1946 renewal Keasbey. America's current answer to the install automatic safety devices on :A.. Payti,•'•3b-.. 4 'o 0 the Coaching Club Aemripan British airspeed supremacy, the Park. At 4:00 o'clock at Donalson of. the. Miles Standish Stakes; . St. James' CYO vs. Jo-Jo's at Sta- 45,000 miles: of track over which Oaks, while placing, in. the 'Aeorn,' ! 24 Dennis, p :/. 2 1 1 Park the St. Lawrence CYO will Flares Durbar, World Trade, Ro- Score by innings: dium Annex, Woodbridge. Lockheed jet P80R, set a new freight trains arerunat fifty miiesr W. Sebesky, 2b ...... 4 0 1 Empire City and Providence world's record by flashing over a an ihour or more,, or passenger play:the Beavers A. C. of Carteret. Stakes. This pair may vie for 'the mancer, Flashco, Brtish Isles, Red Sayreville 000 15 0—2 St. Andrews' vs. Carrigher B. C. at T. Kunie, rf .:.'„..'..... l o 0 At 6:00 o'clock at Donalson Park Devil and the double-barrelled C. St. Anthony .... 0 2 10 2 1 x—6 Colonia., short course at speeds at time trains are _. operated, at speeds of J.. Sebesky, rf 1 o 0 role of favorite in the Choice, al- above 632 miles an hour. The plane, sixty miles an hour, or more/The the South River Hawks will play though called upon, to face highly V. Whitney threat of Kyher Pass \ (continued on page 14) Coupland,, rf 2 0 0 and Supper Date. black:gloves and carried them in a slightly revised'.version of the order provides for,the-installation J. Gritz, cf •., ....„'. * 1 o the H.A,A.C. Jrs. of New Bruns- capable runners, of the age group. USES GLOVES FOR BANK her handbag. When three boys standard jetpropelled craft, trav- of automatic train stops or train 'Boross, c .:/ 4 o l wick. Bullet Proof Formidable. "NEW YORK.—Mi-s. Sarah Ten- snatched the bag, they apparently ersed a 1.86 mle course four times, controls or automatic sikna.ls, ori At : Johnson. Park at noon the Another formidable opponent is Shot Travels Far ner has found an even, safer threw, it away after a' superficial twice in each direction and broke 26,156 miles of track and tn« in- 33 6 •..- 6 South Amboy All-Stars will meet the 615 mile-an-hour record set.on Mrs. M. E. Whitney's Bullet Proof A..22 rine shot will travel from place for her "money than the top search. The .'bag, containing. the stallation 9f. manual or automatic Score by:innings: the"Fords Silver Streaks of Fords.' ofcher stocking. 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