A Newspaper Devoted News, Pictures To the Community Interest Presented Fairly, dearly Full Local Coverage Impartially Each Week Snbepenbent-Ieaber PBICl HOHT CINT3 OnOTinRfl intered »• Second Clmu Mstirr WOODBRIDGE. N. J.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 , .. ^""^ «'P2 XI.VII—NO. 36 It th« Post omen. Wnmltirlitui!, N J Sweetness and Light Board Architect Adds Ily CHARLES E. GREGORY

awaiting my consultant's judgment on thfc Approval to Low-Cost |th of now school building concepts, I think I can in the time to advantage by clarflylng a point or concerning them which have been distorted. School Construction « * « * Whether these have been deliberate distortions, or Teen Vandals Leibowitz Asserts 4Careful Planning' Leiy the fruit of ignorance, I am not sure and I do • j particularly care. I am determined, however, that (hiu<*httnAct ^*" Assure Buildings 'Just as Good' will not be permitted to becloud the issue or igh bill rational consideration of it merely to accom- As at Present, with Bids Open to All flate reaction or some cynical interest. I want the Pros at 15 WOODBRIDGE Km; -•<> -lint! that the Board of Eriucntinu "live jessities of our children for 300 more classrooms WOODBRIDOE — Three 15- the people wh»t they want." in .vtmr-iilfl Woodbrldae boya, who 'Operation Muster' met as economically and promptly as the best the w»y of low-cost schools. YT- styled themselves as "school spe- ray LelbowiU, one of ihc B'vmi Mom of "a responsible community will permit. cialists." were caught red-hand- Due at 6 Tonight architects presented thiw pre- liminary sketches for eiuh ot tin' ed .Sunday afternoon while "In * * * * WOODBRIDGE — The New proposed elementary school* in the act of looting the. Middlesex Jersey Civil Defense oranizatlon the Menlo P«rk Terrace develop- i the first place, I am not beating the drums for County Girls' Vocational School and selected units of the National ment and Hoffman Boulrvnni. Udo Schools. If this were the case, I "doubt if I on Convery Boulevard. Guard will join today ln a gigan- Colonlft, at an adjourned metiui; ot the Board Monday night.. Sst. Kenneth Van Pelt «ho tic state-wide mobilization. "Oper- lid have approached an authority with the inde- aton Muster," the first of Its kind Mr. LelbovlU informed li>o «IV,S ANNUAL ^J led the officers making the ar- dence and integrity of the head of the Depart- ever attempted ln the JJnlted Board he had an appointment pices of the Academy of Medicine of rests said that the boys ad- with Dr. O, R. Westby. coovdinn- Metuchen, by I)r. Emit Novak, Baltimore, on. States. of Building Engineering and Construction at "m members of the academy, mitted "breaking Into the Hlsh Joseph A. Dambach, head of the tor ot construction of the .stute pathology. In the above photo Dr. Novak of J Board of Governors of Department of Education. Ti it- isachusetts Institute of Technology for guidance. School, Schools 1 and 11, St. Woodbrldge Township Civil De- fense, said thatMhe red signal will ton. today to to over the skew-lies. ould have sought out some pip-squeak engineer James' School and the Voca- be sounded at 6 P.M.. and the all- One of the plans calls for class- tional School, twice. clear at 6:10 P.M. The public will rooms only, eliminating ihp all- would embroider his decision for the occasion. Acting on a tip, Sgt. Van Pelt be expected to take cover. purpose room Another si'!i,M, ployes, other than the police de- DurlnK this phase of the exer-, facilities are near the all-puipor-n fly efforts to evaluate Structo precisely have teachers and the police officers on the beats to impress on young- partment which has its own pen- tioning the youths readily ad- sters that destructive pranks, are. crlmlnaljrather than funny. mitted • th« -theita. -In_aH.-Cflsj$_ iUSfi JM'AllyJrjousandsof pieces room. Mr. Leibowltz estimahd the T*nr system, -wllV ^ost-WMW- the. of equipment and scores of IKou- is-classroom bunairii! at HnTTyvvTrt _kencd wide interest throughout the state tra- "Considering the high cost of ownership and malntenarfcT'bT year, Mayor Hugh B. Quigley they were after money, breaking tiomes arW-TtntoTTiobiles:" th*.chief .said, ."it-te impel* tivft. that chiW into coke and candy machines, sands of personnel, both Guard Boulevard can be built for ••$:UiO,- pse, even though I don't hold a card in a~taxpayers' ranttd^today. The~sum-in- and iD volunteers, will be moving 000 to $400,000' or appioxim.iuly dren be warned against deface^ cludes $12482 in social security but they also made quite a hall ciation or an oath of office in a Board of Educa- ment and breakage' In the mis- in things like pens, desk clocks throughout the state at virtually $20,000 a classroom with mxxl WH which is already in the budget. the same time. The majority of nomlcal construction." I seem to have been the only one to take the taken belief they are having 'fun'. Mayor Quigley said he received and ladles, some of which were Parents should make certain the recovered. They also admitted planning has been done at local "Your Township debt oi $n.- |uble to find out if there is a practical way out of Row Continues Hot his Information from George M. levels, working closely with county 000,000 with assessed valuation. ,f youngsters do not overstep the Borden, secretary of the Public stealing car aerials which they ( bounds of legitimate revelry. The used to manufacture zip-guns. heads and unit commanders. 155,000,000 Is backbreukmu I mm dilemma most school districts are facing. What Employes Retirement System of Prior to the movement of per- the standpoint of economics." the Over Road Charges police will try their best to see New Jersey who wrote m part: Two glass cutters and a screw _ be the results of these first efforts I cannot for- to It that private propery Is not driver with a piece of rubber sonnel and equipment, the public architect declared. "With -MIXI "We have analyzed the list con- participation phase of the opera- planning, the low-cost schools lfi |l, but I can offer the assurance that if they fail for WOODBRIDGE — The battle of made a target for unthinking dem- sisting of 173 employes together tubhing over it were found In words between Mayor Hugh B. onstrators, But they cannot be their possession. Uon will take place during whioh year* from wjw will be just as -atever reason I wftl search elsewhere with the same I with .their, titles, salaries, with all traffic will be halted and pe- good as the present school*.' Qutgley and Kenneth Rubel, presi- everywhere. Punitive action should" dates and years of service and ale The boys are now In the de- lustry and persehrerance as I have applied to my dent of the Westbury Park Veter- be taken where such practices re- tention home in New Brunswick destrians will be required to take He also stated "anyone c:m fid tabulating below the annual cost shelter when the red alert signal on these plans," evidently ivien- ans Home Owners League, Inc., sult in damage. to the Township of Woodbridgc awaiting action by the Juvenile it exploration. dyer the condition of the homes "Motorists long have been sub- Authorities. sounds. ing to firms like Structo. He .a, I If their employes participate in the he Is "shooting for $15 a MW.UO * * * * arid roads in the development, jected to destructive acts that are plan: , foot There has been considerable loose talk about \he continues. totally Inexcusable. Painting and "Prior service, $18,684; member WALLETS LIFTED HURT ON CYCLE " jwaj, Mayor Quigley announced marking cars with chalk Is a most service $33,389; cost of adminis- WOODBRIDGE—Wallets owned WOODBRIDGE - Martin Mar- Merchant Complaint [itude of the State Department of Education toward obnoxious practice. The finish on Ale der Mrs. Rubel had refused entrance tration $1,211,.or a total of $53,-by two employes at the General tlno, 17, 442 Woodbridge Avenue. »* Merchant ,ucto Schools, generally with, the conclusion they to Board of Health Inspectors once many expensive cars has been vir- 284. Added to this is added social tually ruined on 'mischief nights. Coating Company, 405 Main was Injured Sunday when a mo- School on New Dov*>r Road. ( jve not been given Department approval. I'll tell more even though Mr. Rubel at security charges of $12,482; for a Street, were Stolen from the locker the last Township meeting said "We appeal to parents and toi cycle he was riding on Car- lonla, Indicated that thine is <•• total of $85,766. , room, according to a report made teret Road near the Intersection slderable difficulty with the * all about that in a moment, but first I want to he "would instruct Mrs. Rubel to teachers to help prevent such acts The item of prior service, Tuesday to Detective John Govel- of Halowe'en vandalism. We sug- of Trinity Lane, skilled on the cin- due to the criss-cross of iU out, the State Department of Education permits admit them." amounting to $18,684,, represents itz. One wallet, owned by Felix lines throughout most, of tin- pr Investigation of complaints In gest that porch furniture and milk the cost of the earned service cred* Aztlz. 208 Rector Street, Perth der" throwing him to the pave- ! of School 1 even though it condemned the bulld- bottles be brought indoors and we ment. He was taken to the Perth erty. It nlljht be necessary tu < three other homes In the develop- Its prior to July 1, 1956, effective Amboy, contained $73 and the struct the school some disun.v ment by Health Officer Harold J. also suges that motorists put date of the plan if approved and other owned by Manuel DeJ. Ser- Amboy General Hospital by a ( more years ago than most of us can remember. their cars In garages especially on passerby and treated for a possi- from New Dover Road anil Bailey, the mayor said, revealed would be payable «ver a period of varo, 327 Prospect Street, Perth (Continued on Page G-B • Ialso sanctions the continued use of those miserable damp cellar walls, caused by water Hallowe'en night and the night 30 years, the mayor said. Amboy, 'had $3 ln It. ble broken collar-bone. vels called portables which were erected as expe- seeping in through windows. It before in order to cut down op- "Although the total indicated portunities for destructive behav- costs in 1957 and subsequent years nts 30 year* ago and are now an accepted, integral can be remedied the mayor stated, by minor piping. ior." would appear to approximate $65,- Convent Receives Gift of Organ, Token of our sdhool plant. Meanwhle, Tsar, Hubel sent an-' 000 plus," he continued, "the acr tual Increase in the tax rate would * * * * other letter to the Independent- Leader, defending his and the Car Owners Report be limited to about 13 cents per Of Gratitude for Nursing Sisters' Can -or myself, I refuse to be impressed with the State's league's stand at the last Town- hundred on the basis of the 1955 ship meeting. He wrote in part: tax year—each $4,000 of appropri- Rons about anything when it will close its eyes "Apparently the mayor was greatly Accessory Thefts ations equals one cent on the rate. tsuch a hideous situation which it well knows has disturbed by what he called 'Eu- Cost Year Away 1 "It Is noteworthy that In any sisted far too long and concerning which it has ropean propaganda . Since mem- WOODBRIDGE — Thefts of ac- bers of the league and the execu- cessories from parked automobiles event there wil be no cost .to tax- tad no mandates for elimination. Furthermore, tive body thereof are not familiar were reported to the police this payers ln the Township for their part ln the pension retirement sys- an discern nothing sacred about the judgments of with 'European^tactics' of propa- week. ganda and since the mayor has William Nemedy, 31 Grove Ave- tem until 195T at the earliest. t State Department of Education, it merely acts some understanding of these nue, reported to Sgt. Henry Dun- 'The approval of the system \illl the role of servant to the people who are beginning methods It appears that the realm ham, Tuesday that four hub caps extend to the non-veteran emploV- of authority on matters such as were stolen off his car while It ees of the Township, Including the [perceive they^re the ones with the real authority. this should be referred to him. It was parked on Eleanor Plaqe, near clerks employed by the Board of is an old American custom,to ap- the State Theatre. • j ' Education if the &oard adopts the necessary resolution." peal your case, when yyo u || derive Four wheel discs and two hub no satisfactioti n from lower courtts The mayor pointed out that the , just want to say here and now that if Structo caps were stolen off the car owned retirement system would give the ... If appealing of American by Frederick Jinks, 151 Ethel •bools receive (the approval qf Professor Voss. the proups to government officials is non-veteran employ* of the Town- Street, Menlo Park Terrace, while ship the same benefits enjoyed lite Department of Education and I are goirig to a 'European Propaganda' element it was parked on Auth Avenue, then it is best used in the good presently by the veteran employe, >e some very serious conversation if there appears HIGH in .„ lselln, Sunday. the police department, teachers old United States and should be j iseun, aunaay. and the Janitors employed by the [be any disposition to even delay their acceptance. properly identified as 1 x-nrvoriv identified as American | en Afro paimr ohisf fende, autro skirtwhils ewer Ite stolwas- attention to the fact," t,he mayor propaganda/i. . \ parked at the Pennsylvania Rail- concluded, "that smllar plans are ) ,s • i * • .*! Assails Roads road parking lot, Saturday accord- $oatd qf Education. To those who have raised an eyebrow over whether Mr. Rubel went on to say tha,t ing to a report made by Fred the "sub-standard" roads In the : "I would also like to call your ucto is acceptable to New Jersey I hav of New J«hey, Middlesex County ^ _ r— r, He in New Jersey Is such an anemic, obsolete thing and the cities of Perth Amboy and fJew Brunswick are members of at it is now being revised. In the second place, 1 Rotjhfuss Sends Vivid View the system. I, for one, am heartily ^ been the practice of the State Department ot in favor of the plan and give it my unquallfted^endorsement." fucation not to Issue a certificate of appro ed Of African Hunting Trip b" of basic optoUon. Some stat like Mato f/ WOODBRIDGE — Dr. and Mrs. My shot was an oblique ear shot I). S. Court Admits Local id Indiana, «U1 review basic plans and approve C. H. RothfusB, Green Street, have and Jean's shot was a heart shot, |eni, if they meet required standards. j brought down everything from ele- . . . Alberto (the guide) kept In Attorney to Practice phants to antelbpe so far on their readiness In case of a charge. In hunting trip in' Portuguese East less than two seconds, coming out PORiDS—W. Howard Fullerton, Africa, according tqj a letter re- of the deep growth, appeared one 'local attorney, was among the 60 lans for each lawyers admitted to practice be- In New jersey, tow*". P ,„ ™>ivecelvedd from them bbyy Dr. and Mrs. of the grandest pairs of Ivory I Street. had ever wltne _ fore the *United Spates Supreme hool must be reviewed - not, I hope, on the> John Fm trunk tightly jo In the forest— Court In a ceremony held Mon- [.the existing code, M on the personal judgment D&BK d up, ears, flop- day ln the Courthouss, Washing- big elephants (very fine tusks), ping, trumpeting. and then his tori; p. C« The oath' was adminis- "the reviewer*. In view of this practice, Structo two very big and old buffaloes, trunk straight up Into the air. of tered by Chief Jusfic Earljtotf- sutapntt plan* for each building and the arty two leopards (so different In col- 7 Tons of Fury ren In the presence of the full th pJs which the State has seen !»««» or), one llqfn (only a fair sped- "What a sight — 7V< tons court. men, ay lions are very scarce in flaming fury coming straight for WltBMtjng th« event were Mrs, I building tt Klnnelon. In Uita -» *« ]f ™ cast Africai two swbw, two gaWp gur, hunting party. By this time GIFT OF GRATITUDE: Mr. and Mis. Loufe Uvin, 71 Russell Street. Woodbridje, are shov n antelope, two wart hogs, one wa- I was ready lor another shot whlCH Fullertoa, Col, Leroy R, Pullerton, Nor objection*, William J. mg^ "•«J*™™ U. S. Army, who is assigned to juyiully ureneniuif a new Baldwin Orgiiu tu llov. Muther Stepfyunle Clara of The Little Servant 1 terbuck, one oroby, one horte- was plaoed between the eyes.. Jean Sisters ot the Immaculate Conception at St. Joseph'* Home, 181 Amboy Avenut, Woo me and thtf minor ones are now In process of blesle, one wUdebleste, one reed was also ready, but a smaller bull duty at the Pentagon, his wife and David Nicola, ll ters in gratitude for the lov buck, one bush buck, one duiker, appeared in. % flash where she WOODBRIDGE — There is Joy the Cimununitya Mission Stations tig rnet. . I one hippo, two cervil cats, one had planned her heart shot for iu Africa. care they gave Mrs. Lavm duv TO ENTERTAIN BAND in St. Joseph's Convent on Straw- a recent lUness. Mrs. Lavm, AVENEL — The Junior rflgh berry Hill. The Uttle Servant Sis- The organ—a much needed fa- cility due to the fact the organ it describes herself as "lust a rio of the ters of (he Immaculate Conception wife" Is plurmln* a series o! F I thin* we hive P»tty wenjha^ the; myth now have a new organ for their replaced .ojily worked at times—Is D, Rothluu described part of bulls were p L Ai. terlan Chwch oITtowwl will have nQW have a new organ for their the state Department's importance to h St the gift at Mr. and Mrs. Louis La- rlety ahowi the Urtt to be th« elephant hunt as follow*: "At on their waj toj n tha ihe Salvation 'Army Baud as lt» c]mpei «nd,th« R#v«v, MotheMotherr SteSte- its week-]phanle returned (safely vln, 71 Russell Street It was pre , acceptance by »• iH tiding Jwn (Mrs. berto shoUhe W» iacted to. to* WU; m* t^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1955 PAGE TW6

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—Patricia Zimmerman, dtugh- ( M(iilo Park Terrace Notes Itcr of Mr. and Mrs. George Zirn- j« Mr - tffcrman.Sthel Street, cttrbrtad \ Win. «IU be nta» *fcrt old. Mrs. Bennet Blumenthat. Brook- her sixth birthday »l, a supper ™ent - lyn. inthonor of the birthdays of P*rty at her home, Wednesday. •>«. White B:r.-h Ottfc Mrs Waily Mitchel. Mmr Street.Guests were Doniu Rader. Sue Smith S».t. By MRS. and that "of her father. Mr. Bin- Ellen Mohr. Beverly Bngler. Terrl• Wet entertained Mrs. Milton —Mr. and M>. George Byme. v'viirk, in honor'Of M~ Mrs \l:c:.ik Yeila. Fed- Berlin. Mrs Alex Gold. Mrs. Bert at Nicholas Cundari. i jra| Wiii; won by Mrs. •c".eb.-ate her 8th Levin^n and Mrs. Morris Olanu, Boys Night. Present were ~ Thursday. Ueb. Ronhy Mandel, Billy Derre- i^lev. Alibam —Mr. KMn. I ver«, Mickey Wescott. Crai, Rader. \ddress • birth of a sop. Rich-1 Qioiia Jean Dav:d Cook. Michael £j8SS it Perth Amboy Gen- Vella Bill Pra;rr. Tommy and Ral?eri . daughter ol Mr . n.i! M,,. im.il. The rites of clieum- John.Werzak. Thomas Han. Mary Condo' Livingston, and Mrs Emll Staiwel. MoOuire Mayor (i:-1on mid open house was held Palline and Janice Tietjens. —Mrs. Leonard Bearison. Isa- Mr«WJWrth- r.iiiid.i ut trie Bartell home. —A report of ttie type of gov- belle Street, entertained Mrs. Law- NeihiiiHin iiiul friends attended. ernment «>• have in Woodbridge j rence Bitkower, MM. , Sid Dibof- te t of th* Third VTM4 - .'i in next meeting of the Township wns presented by Mrs. i sky. Mrs. Bea Williamson and !? J2J *.)..«'.:..> Democratic Kca:,!j( y Hume and School Asso- Norman Silver Mason Street, at Mrs. Norman Rosen, Thursday, ton imtinn will be held November 2 a meetingg of the American Jewish ,, —Mr. and Mrs. Norman O»rd- j ™"' "** Mrs C»rr» M nl 1 ::» I'M It will be a Fathers 1 Congress Mrs. Gerald Weil pre- \ ner. Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Weis- jTThrtg« ™.tta« to Dan Nii'lii iinfl Opt'n House. Transpor- sented the Republican platform man. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hal- OO"M™«." »h*i m«t who iMsn 1u-d w nuke Cv>nuBit Mi-. .1 lines Dinawall. Atlantic -Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Liss. | of "The Pajama Game" in New Herbert Mascher. Jefter- Mrv« ;:iri-i-t, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Swartmore Terrace, attended- a York Saturday and dined at. son Street, will celebrate hJs third ambers. - ciHldv Pmvell and children. Had- performance of "Inherit the j Ruben's dciilii id and Mr. and Mrs. Michael j ! birthday Saturda_ y at a picnic at pre»>tent js.ittiii'lm mid family. Berkeley Wind" in New York. Saturday. , _Tues(lay a doUble lamUy cele- ' Roosevelt~Park" Such«»B JhJhn -Praises to Morty Weisman.; bration WM heW at the home of | _Mr Mrs. Emll Staasel. Jeffrey Haber and Robert Por- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew DAgos- McGuire Street, will attend a Hal- Wr.itiey Mr* Or*M •Aiii'iic Boerer. daughter of ster who wcrked for the Cerebral Mr imd Mr*. William Nagengast. tina. Isabelle Street. Little Mat- .loween party Saturday at RooSe- IV\v-:::!i and Mr snd Sirs A *»- Palsy Fund. Sunday. ! thew was baptised at the First!! velt Inn sponsored by General memt«rs ot the as- Ucillv Court, celebrated her fifth —Mrs Albert Haber, liiriiid.iv Sunday at the home of Ethel iPreS0 p yteriayteriann ChurchChurch,, IseliIselin anandd Motors. soc'-.stion reS0 —Michael Boerer. son of Mr. her un.-lc and aunt, Mr. and Mr». SUeet. celebrated her birthday at |Paul D.Agostino marked his third New commute* members ««« . '1 h/ju.loi••_- .VaJJajal, River, Edge. a*iunch»on at the Pines, Monday. birthday and Mrs. Harold Boerer. Swarth- ippouited as foao«s: Mrs. S*m«rl more Terrace, was 4 yegrs old ENJOYED BEKMl'DA CHl'ISK: Miss Htttn f M<4l'juuu 15* -- Th(; Downinc Street, Wocdhridse. is pirlttrcd JIHMH itw HolUnd- A!br*cht ami Mrs. AlWrt B»ir»l will ii-ci't tomorrow night to make witss. Debra Haber, Mrs. Ann Ten- Wednesday. His guests were Donal ho*pit«Uty: Mrs. Cma. Roft *n& nenbaum. Mrs. M. A. Rosenthal, greetings go to Mr. and Mrs. Elliot. Eileen and Bruce Artel, Atnewtn Hner "S.S. Kyndam" i^l fce(«wt s»il«nt ws TJ*«iore and Kenry KenDed;. nx«b*rship Mitchel, Mrs. Milton Fink, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stto and Mr. Karw. Joseph Gr*»ni

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— SiMw ; — .;X»1 Of St. TlltlM!)' (,1 •; : '••, IHK)I1flOred (|f tf t&mor 1 fj! cnt-Teachers' last k i, i.v.i'i prrsented in tin- liitrh school Hinii-tswnr. party oloth**S ^ nt'ire and stormy wettwf , :., Hof!*rrun, •1 wore ihowij: ;- •; Kraruf,.:. >.'] •!.• '•" Amy Aaroe, Weft- * An K.ii'nn Cartaen, tip .imii- rnhen. Richard ;: i'ri.-i.i ttKan, Marten* 'p;> t.ynun Puck ,I;L : r OnndSteln, Bll«n :,• son y.r.thf* ,i-i. WM'I.UTI Him'cock.Und* \1 <: ii. N.ti'y jnvkson. Jerome •;• •.)!•.. Tatty Jr>bnston, Lor* .idiili', Nortna Katti- Tiri.m K:'iViic, Cccrlla Kt»- .ik. ••onuic Nin'iik. Christine No- - j ,ik. Viih'iv MartelU, Dehnli i--v J.wyh Ar .icGr;tij';in. R.ivbara Ogden, Bar- WfTOOhf; i:ua Pin'.:, .lime Potskahlk, BetW HI Kirun Kovat, RErmi.ICANS HONOR tANOIMTCS; Afc*« H |*rt «»t the crowd lh»( »tUndMl a » rwcptlnn In honor of Ihf TOWIMMP HeiHiblifaii rnmllilntcs :it ll»- Masonic Temple. \n:i R.-Lrt. Rwrn, Salv'la, David aftrrnn*>n. Slamiint in tfcr fMtttf^nd. (rfl In ri«ht. »rr Harofd Bair. Third Ward rtndkUte: Mrs. Barr; Uslrr Stnckpl, I Irs* Wnnl cundidiite: Mrs. Stotkel; irbnk. LyriK Scdlnk. Jon 8hM. Mwar, Mrs, Rjnmond SwMk. Jr, KarNmnd Swilh. .Ir.. Srrona Wrnrd candidate: Mrs. Lyle B. Refb. Jr.. l.yle B. Rorh.-.ir . r:\iulidatp fur imiynr. « Vrt* Sfflwn Bm*e Th Ush RRW a croup making Mrs. Abraham Graber, P»rtt» . tn \mb(iy. was cnmimentfttbr and , flrin 'From Capetown to Cairo''crude clay utensils to show how Congregational Churches the local claj can be made Into Miss Etlwn Burke of School I something useful for everyday liv- fnrulty, pl;iyed the plapo. Kbt y.;', .\";«* Joaij Subject of Talk to Club ing Their training includes such To Hold Convention HereJudith Jackson entertained with tti* B ocnl selpctloiw and Mlsa Marilyn subjects as hygiene, handicrafts, WOODBRIDGE — The First V a d a 1 a Mission, AhmcdnRar, fduca SEWAREN - Mrs. E. ttsembtai a beautiful Eng- Peterson with dance interprtU* gricultural methods Un some Congregational Church of Wood- India. His topic will be "Our Mis- Jar it* n irtlh its ^fide arenues, Ions. jmery English. Bayslde. L. I. was ways similar to our agricultural bridce. will be the host church sion in India." y hafcdi- tin* twiWinw parks and «c?Uent Pi-orefds will be. used to puf* w Kvwst speaker »t the second ixperimental stations', and prac- for the annual meeting of also makes and wwkj. of art. •tjasc ii srt of World Book ftwy- ical civic experience. These are the Congregational Christian :.T « JKSThOlofitSt to meeting of the Se««ren ^lopcdln for the school and t» taught by teachers working in lo-Churches of New Jersey, Novem- Dr. Mil- listory Club held in the home o( Annual Auction •stnbllbh a fund for th« emtt* school sy$- Mrs, Enjllsh found vh.M thecal "laboratory villages." There ber J rs. A. W Scheldt. Holton she deriwd from the students, or training teachers, iPncy iifods of the children. mtroduoed. Mrs. Ernest Moffett, Wood- The committee included Mrt. reft. Mrs. Joseph H. Thomsoa her trip w*4 the chance meeting mafce friends with the inhabi- bridge, is beading a committee Planned by Church agntm chairman, introduced of m&nr pleasant and interesting t Isaduve RosiMibhim, chairman; lot hmds for tants and show the women bet- to serve luncheon to the delegates. Mrs. GeorRC Olsan. tickets; Mlt> vtrs. KnglUh. whose topic w*s "A Wtow tt«wJ*rs Amor* these on :er ways to Uke care of their ba- WOODBTUDOE — The annual T»Brv Xssociition Mrs. Barbara Roemlg is handtmg auction sponsored by the First Butkc, music: Mrs. Milton SUrti, letsure Trip from Capetown to Nik- boat were fifty-two young bies, or prepare nutritious muds all reservations. All the women Congregational Church will bo cimsultant and Mrs. Ooodateln. lairo." educator* from ihe nine Arab Na- by visiting them in their home of the church are helping to serve iu Novemut-T 4 at 7;30 P. Mpublicity. Mrs English sailed 'from New w-re all teachers in and making friendly suggestions. the meal. 'ork for Capetown in a p*ss»n* their own lands, and tit-re then in the Sunday School room of The program which will run the church. er carrying freighter that re- Uw UKBSCO training CWte Interest from 9:30 A. M, to 4 P. M., will SKK.K BAZAAR ARTICLES uired twentj'-one days to com-W&WT n«*tr Cairo Invitied by them In one such village. Mrs. Eng- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schrlmpf AVENEL — Mrs. Frank Barth. include an address by Rev. Win-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pape, Mr •let* the trip. After arming in t* TSK5 th« iranins center as their lish saw two male teachers con- field Q. (Jack) Swart, of the bazaar chairman of the Plrtt A:-. \ *r. [>»*a. ?u«st. she found that the train- and Mrs. George May and Mr. apetown. Mrs. English spent ducting or showing the residents 1 Presbyterian Church of Avenel, i* and Mrs. Al Hansen are heading w days sight-seeing around this in* e*nJ*r cowred a ride range how to conduct a civic meeting requpstlnp all church women to of subjtcts injer.d• ustvi for Jt» - A special boats to do business. These boats t ihf Pit>t«stan which are still designed as they l'.ury of A**«*i be held Sunda; w«re 2.000 years ago are unusually V F W . twbi us. at v^« picturesque and reminded Mrs, a, CluU- to mark th English of Biblical pictures, of the times of Christ. U< Bird. p;*4ti&eti. 1 Mrs MM C4»«lt« T Fiitach. Ph.D Planning to reach Cairo by oi Sowutics »t Princetor sailing up the Nile River, she l«n*i Sutti'B ** went by plane from Nairobi to : ciw auxiimry Swninary. will be th Khartum. Vhe Capitol of Anglo- on of four robJ»« «««**«• The offering wi 1 Egyptian Sudan, on the Blue ice to the to Nile. This city. Mrs. English said.

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[SELIN PERSONALS Birthday Party OBITUARIES Scheduled by Club CHARLES BURGER Anslow will be the ftuest speaker. The Teen Age RetreaU Is In AVENEL—Plans were completed I8ELIN — Charles Burgef, 71, By session at St. Cecelia's Recreation or the thirty-fifth annlreraary of 1114 Qrwn street, died Sunday. Center. The sessions end Friday. he Avenel Woman's Club at a He was a resident of Iselin for the GLADYS E. put thirty-six years and wu a —The Girl Scouts of 8t Ce- neetlng of the group held In the SCANK celia's will hold their Hallowe'en retired dairy farmer. Surviving lire 4!»7 Lincoln party In the Recreation Center on \venel School auditorium. hli widow, Elleabeth; three daugh- ter*. Mr». Elizabeth FreitM. Mrs. Highway Sunday at «:3o P. M. The anniversary party will be —A barn dance sponsored by iejd next Wednesday night In the John O'Donnell and Mrs. WllUim McCarthy; two sons. John »nd Tel. U-8'1679 Cana Conference III will be held chool. The guest speaker will be November 5 at St. Cecelia's Re- Cart; nine grandchildren and Monday evening, Mrs. WILLIAM E. HARRIS Jo Rathsam won the special frmple. Metuchen, who will en. ;ci- of Mr. and Mrs. John award. ISEUN-VWIlllam E. H»frU, 25. •1, 155 Chilton Street, i-itnin the group with a humorous Auth Avenue, died Sunday. He It, School 14 PTA will hold a bake nonnlogue, survived by his widow, Margaret eth. sale In conjunction with the cos- mid Mrs, Harold Maul The club voted to send a written inee Login >; two sons.' John E.. tume parade tomorrow at both the and Colin: a granddaughter, Bar- Rhtor, Diane, were Friday morning and afternoon sessions. uotpst to State Senator Bernard ions. AT. Vouel against the erection of bs ri Ann: a sister, nJrs. Fred nf Mr. and Mus. B. C. will be awarded for the best Sandstrom, find n brother, Charles. Lincoln Highway. costumes. )lllboards on the Oarden tSate Parkway. Funeral services were held yes- ;rs. Harry Evans, Marconi terday from the arelner Funewl celebrated her birthday IT WAS Hfi/lPS Of FUN: Two Urcwnic troops in the Coiohia area celebrated thiIr first anniversary on n hayrldf Sunday. Accom- A donation was made to the Home, 44 Green Street. Wood- panying the rhildrrn were Mrs. II. Dickson, l-ndpr nf Troop 61; Mrs. Rudolph Peterson, leader nf Troop 27; Mrs. William Bock and AveneUColonla First Aid Squad's brtrig. Burial was In East Ridge- 'Iss Elizabeth Mary Heller, Colonia PTO Buy: Mrs. D. Burroughs, assistant leaders: Mrs. Harold Chamberlain and Mrs. Joseph O'Donnell, Those who participated were Christine mnual fund raising drive. lawn Cemetery" Delawanna. Iter of Mrs. Nestor Dymtrow, Kovac, Janet Pawliro, Diane Peterspn, I.inda Bock, Judith I,yzcj:asi, Carol Parsons, Erlka Deuerlinj, Barbara Denker, Troop M; Ptggy Mrs. Harold P. Wilson, presi- Fifth Avenue, and the dent, gave a erport on the Third Gifts for School Chamberlain, Joan Damen, Sheryl Connell, Carol Stanley. Judy O'Donnell, Janet O'Donnell, Margaret Freeman. Jane Clark, MRS. CAM1LLE M. VINCENT e'derlck Heller, became the Catherine Chen, Leonne Doyle, Susie Doule, Linda Murray, Kathy Radke, Jean KenscBo, Sandy Walker, Troop 64. District Fall Conference which she attended October 11. In the eve- WOODBRHXJE — Mrs. Camllle |of Anthony Cluba, Iselln, at COLONIA — Over 300 parents ok Saturday morning in ning she attended the Junior Wo- M. Vincent, 10 Stoneleigh Park. attended the initial meeting of the PUBUC CARD PARTY the present administration Ig- WestfleM, a former resident of eph's Church, Roselle. nored the Board of Education man's Club of Avenel, anniversary |rs, Joseph Rapacloli, Dow 'olonia Parent-Teacher Organi- Trucking Industry WOODBRIDGE — St. James' Candidates Talk party. Mrs. Wilson also attended Sewaren, died Monday at the home PTA will sponsor a public card when building permits were if, of her son, William A., with whom Is a cardiac patient at zation in School 16 auditorium sued. "They continued by stat- the Junior's Third District Fall party Wednesday at the school Conference held October 13 at she resided. She was the widow of [ Amboy General Hospital, with Mrs. Walter Zlrpolo presid- auditorium at 8 P. M. Mrs. James On School Needs ing that "unless the Board of Bd- Thomas A. Vincent. fhn Baity, Cosreja Avenue, Subject of Talk The Pine's, Metuchen, and the ing. Carrlgan and Mrs. William Leahy ucatlon knows where and wh«n Upper Extremity Amputee educa- She Is survived by three daugh- tlent at Perth Am- pa The president introduced the WOODBRI'DOE — America's are co-chairmen, assisted by Mrs. WESTBURY PARK - Two homes are to be bullt plan8 tion lecture and film, shoWh at ters, Mrs. J. Alfred Compton, Perth neral HHospital. officers, and executive board for vast trucking industry "faces a Lyman Peck, Mrs. Julius Jaeger, parties were held recently In the more schools cannot be de- Fords on October 17. Amboy; Mrs. Hulbert Boumeegtcr, nnd Mrs. Andrew Sedlak, the year. fight for Its very survival," Thom- Mrs.- Steven Toth, Mrs. Joseph velopment for Lyle B. Reeb.Jr.. veloped. Mrs. J. M, Schleslnger was wel- Holland; and Mrs. Robert Copsey, The candidates touched on the I' Street, were Saturday vis- A new console piano for the as H. Brochu, vice chairman of Zega, Mrs, Edward Van Tassel, Republican candidate tor mayor and char d comed as a new member and Miss Summit; eight grandchildren and road two sisters, Mrs. William Ferrelra, Mrs. Sedlak's brother and auditorium will be purchased by th« speakers' bureau of the New Mrs. James Jaeger, Mrs. William and Raymond F. Smith; Jr., can- \ f Mary Lou Oalisin and Mrs. Ste- tin-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Jersey Motor Truck Associa- Hugelmeyer, Mrs. Harry Hinea, cHdate from the Second Ward. ^ "commltteeman In charge of Miami Shores. Flo., and Mi's. the organization. It was an- roa phen Kaye were introduced as Buyonne. tion, told the Woodbridge Kiwan- Mrs. Leon Witkowski, Mrs. Joseph Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. William «» <* repartment Is more n- guests. Bertha Smith, Tampa, Fla. nounced that the sound projector Funeral services were held thi* kembcrs of the Eighth Dls- and ten record players bought by is Club Tuesday at Lou Homer's Tlrpak, Mrs. John Seaman, Mrs. Tait. 130 Bedford Avenue, and Mr. toestqd in playing pol tics with Larry Von Beldel. Colonia, art and Mrs. John W. Gelser, 144 the roads than giving Woodbridge morning from the Orelner Funeral Club, attended the group at the end of the last Log Cabin. _ v Harold, Hackett, Mrs. Leon J. instructor of the Elizabeth public better roads." 'They promised a Home, 44 Green Street, and at etlnR at Prank's Tavern, school year are now in use and Brochu's talk was concerned Gerity. .Bedford Avenue. school system and instructor for planned, published road program Trinity Episcopal Church with Members attending- in- are giving the children much en- with implications of the* report •In answer to questions put to water colors at the Railway Art Rev. William H. Schmaus. rector, Mrs. WMlam-XaoU, Mrs, joyment. submitted last Spring by Presi- them by the guests, both can- Center, displayed one of his oil officiating. Burial was in Trinity Si'dlak, Mrs. Theodore dent Eisenhower's Cabinet Com- didates stressed the school prob- paintings and two water color Cemetery. Anthony Poreda, Mr. and Miss Mary Mullen, principal, Katheryn Sernick dependent voters as well as Re- paintings and gave a lecture on expressed her thanks and the ap- mittee on Transportation Policy. lems and plans for the solution ... John Cwiekalo and Ira Jor- p 1 an!l art and Its meanings. * POSTAL DEMCIT preciation of the personnel of Legislation embracing the report's at these problems. They said they ™ " recommendations is pending in Is Church Bride planned to have monthly meet- HALLOWEEN PARTY Mrs. Leonard Lacantc will con The Post Office Department Schools 2 and 16 for the generos- ended the 1955 fiscal year on June he executive board of the ity of the organization. Congress. ings with the Board of Educa- AVENEL—The Beginners De- duct the second In a series of In- and School 6 met at the PORT READING — Miss Kath- structions on home sewing on No- 30 $362,700,000 in the red. The Mrs. Creight Pfelffer, chairman The speaker condemned a num- tlon and more frequent meetings partment of the Sunday School at of thr president, Mrs.,Al- eryn Rose Sernick, granddaughter with the Planning Bpard so ..that the First Presbyterian Church of vember 19 at 7:30 P. M. at the 1055 dufiolt was 47 per cent below of the ways and means committee, ber of the recommendations "as tull. '1064 Woorfmff Street of Mrs. Josephine Byleckle, 320 ill will Know what activities are Avenel will hold a Halloween party school. the record deficit of the fiscal year announced that an Informal au- vesting the railroads with a legal 1952 — $682,400,000 and was less foiTnula^edJor a Hal- hunting license to pick o£f their Woodbridge Avenue, became the being planned for Woodbridge. Saturday from 3 to 3:30, P. M. All Hostesses for the social hour cuke sale at the school tamn -sapper d*nee- w4W- be- -h«ld 1 1 .britle..oMleorg.e_ PearsalLJr., son T.he_schQQl, problems were created, children are asked to attend in were Mrs. Joseph Suchy and Mrs. than the deficit for the 1954 fiscal November 19 in Colonia Library. weaker "'competitors .' '"" • year, which was $364,900,000. er 28. Discussion was held of Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall, South aid candidates, "because costume. George Leonard-. m the forthcoming "Open Mrs. Pfelffer' will be assisted by Core of thfe problems, he as- lainfield, Saturday afternoon. November 2. Mrs. Fred Boyle, co-chairman; serted, is a proposal aimed at The double-ring ceremony took and Mrs. Harold Hanna Mrs. Eugene Zlrpolo, Mrs. Ray- what he termed "virtual emascu- ilace in St. Anthony's Church, Blmimrst Avenue, are the mond Hlller, Mrs. C, F. Neuhaus, lation of the powers of the In- irith Rev. Stanislaus Milos, pastor, Its of ft son, Fred Michael, Mrs. Peter Carl, Mrs. Paul Ab- terstate Commerce Commission ifflclating. [at. St. Elizabeth's Hospital, lonczy and Mrs. Robert Hamilton. to fix rates charged by interstate carriers." Brochu added: The bride was given in marriage eth. Mrs. Neuhaus Is in charge of tick- by her uncle, George ByleekJ, Jr. MATTER? ill-, and Mrs. Richard Billings ets and they may be purchased "Enactment of this provision She wore a waltz-length dress of Blighters, Karen and Connie, from her or from any member of would enable the rails to launch Imported lace over tulle and taf- DON'T YOU LIKE OUR ROADS? were Sunday evening the'dance committee. a rate-cutting, spree that will end feta, with a fingertip-length veil of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Elmer Deak. child welfare inly when their competitors are attached to a crown of pearls. driven to the wall. With their .!. Wright Street Oiner chtlrman, announced that the The matron of honor was Mrs wi;re Mr. and Mrs. Edward children riding the school bus to enormous financial resources, the Helen Santalla,' 108 Irving Street, veil and children, Charles different parts of the Township ails can mount an unbeatable Carter$t. The bridesmaid was . Jean, WrlBht Street. now have a safer place to wait iffensive that will blast the small- Miss Agnes Yavorsky, Woodbridge |r and Mrs. Michael Romeo for the bus. Mrs. William Sea- businessman trucker right out, of Edward Santalla, Carteret, was rhildren, Carol, Frank, yL\- man, corresponding secretary, an* the picture. best man, and Arthur Pohle, Me- Jr.. and Rosemarie, Long, nounced that school safety stand- Once the rails have flattened uchen, was the usher, ph, were Sunday guests of ards have been secured for the heir opposition, they will again be The couple will live on Wood- nd Mr«. Charles Benz, Coak- other side of the railroad bridge. In a position to enjoy the trans- bridge Avenue, Menlo Park, after ottter guests at the It has helped cut down on the portation monopoly that was a. trip to Florida. They will return were Mrs. John Waterson speeding that occurs when the thelr's in the Nineteenth Cen- November 5. For traveling, the children, Carol, Frank, Mi- cars and trucks come over the tery. I.t is important to remember bride wore a black wool crepe tle, Lee Clark. bridge. that the rails' monopolistic prac- dress with gold accessories. and Mrs. Edward Hollo- tices in the previous century Mrs. William Sparks, program Mrs. (Pearsall is a graduate of »nd children, Charles and forced passage of the Interstate | Jean, were Friday guests of chairman, Introduced Miss Mar- Woodbridge High School, Class of garet Dunn, School Nurse, who Commerce Act to protect the pub- 1952, and is employed by Airtron Sollowcll's mother, Mrs. Hag- lic. Jersey City, spoke on contagious and com- Inc., Linden. ucst preacher on Sunday at rouncable diseases. Mrs. Sparks Why should we return to the Mr, Pearsall was graduated din Assembly of God Church also Introduced Miss Mullen, who dog-eat-dog chaos that prevailed from the North Plainfield High i Rev. Croft PenU, Elizabeth, in turn Introduced the teachers before the Act was passed? School. He attended Union Junior i a minister to the deaf peo- of Schools 2 and 16. Miss Mullen, Brochu also maintained that College and Rutgers University, jfc will speak at the morning as speaker of the evening, dis- another provision in the report and served two years in the Navy. at 11 a.m, and the evening cussed the controversial subject of would revise the nation's trans- He Is also employed by the Air- at 7:41 P. M. Every one reading, reviewing the book by portation policy to allow' rail- tron Company. Rudolf Flesch, "Why Johnny roads to enter the trucking busi- Hamilton Billings. Jr., ness. Trucking by rails must now Can't Read." She also discussed DEMOCRATIC TEA riRht Street, celebrated her the reading program of Colonia be "auxiliary" to their main op- ay Monflay. erations. WOODBRIDGE — A group of Schol and brought forth the book local Democratic women, led by nnounepment has been made "The present policy," Brochu by Dr. Arthur I. Gates, In answer Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Sewaren, engagement of Miss Char- explained, "seeks to maintain the to Mr. Flesch's book. The high- will attend a tea today at The Steele, ClncinnatU, Ohio, Inherent advantages of each light of her talk was a visual ex- Pines in honor of John A. Lynch, (raid J. La Rocque, 151 Mc- mode of transportation so that planation of phonics. She said candidate for the State Senate, | Street. "Scientific research does not sup- public may benefit from a bal [Iss Kathleen Maxwell, port Rudolph Flesch. Comparative lanced, flexible transportation es Street, was a guest at studies of children's reading hab- system. The report, however, tion'a transportation system for oinp of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton its today and in 1925 indicate would scuttle this." national defense was one of their rt, Stelton, Saturday eve- objectives, Yet, their recom- No! We Don't! that today's children are better He asserted that enactment of Other guests were Mr. and readers." the report's recommendations mendations would result in wip- The people of Woodbridge Township are sick and tired of bei^g cbmpelled to travel over roads | Richard Workman of Chain ing out America's trucking in- Mrs. Robert Frank, hospitality would have the paradoxical effect Park. dustry, which since World War I chock full of holes, ruts and mud. In some sections of the Township youngsters are forced to stay chairman, was in charge of re- of defeating one of the major he annual mother-daughter has established itself as a vital home from s-chool on rainy days because they cannot wade through a sea of mud. Residents find freshments, along with mothers o: aims of its framers. He added: PAinion breakfast will be held component Of the country's se- repairs to cars costly due to the washboard roads which exist not only in the outskirts but in the sixth grade pupils who were the "The report's authors claim ay after a o'clock mass In thkt strengthening of the na- curlty and its civilian defense." center of the varous sections. Chool cafeteria. Rev. Andrew hostesses for the evening. But nothing—ABSOLUTELY NOTHING—is done to remedy the situation. At election time each vear the Quigley administration patches roads here and there—but the patches last Just until the ballots are counted. ' , I j. A PLANNED ROAD PROGRAM IN WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP IS A NECESSITY. THAT IS Factory PART OF OUR CRUSADE TO GIVE YOU A BETTER GOVERNMENT. Time and time again, Committeeman Peter Schmidt, chairman of Public Works, has been asked by the Republican party to plan a definite road program and announce it in the press; He has consistently refused since 1950. WHY? The half million dollars he spends each year is fOUR Overstocked money, yet h* feels you are not entitled to know how it is spent. I Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge Tojvnship, NOW is the time to make a change at the town hall so FORCED TO SELL SAVE |vou will know how your hard-earned money is being spent, and you will be assured of a dollar's alue for every dollar expended. KETTEll ELECT THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES Men of Integrity, qf Vision, of Foresight COATS $ 10 1 Choose From Ov«ir 2,000 Coats Lyle B. Reeb, Jr. i, /Mrlded fashions factory j FOH MAYOR | )n^.., r liun TUESDAY NOON of eich wwk.i of youn* women ir'%' W L! GLADYS K. ^anli.nff a Jrwiv (•. OCTOBER Woodbrldge 1 oi These wninen jr,. . 1 0, 8CANK v -"-.Ty-" >a'» sponsored hy Sisterhood of Congregation Keatbty bridge. Oaks, e\ pmt Reading 0 0; ( A a,'i Ira ! at Ccmmwuy Center, from 9:30 A M to 497 Lincoln Westbury p»rk Fords • 0 1 Hlthwty -Mr and M: 4 0 P M 0 1 Hope lawn 114 Worth Sir,. .; ;)..::••• at the home of Mr ahd Mrs A. W Scheldt. 28 ( Tel. U-l-1679 home from a tr,;, • 30 Ho::'street. Sewaren. ll t P M benefit of &>war?n HOPELAWN — An innovation ' took place this week when Town- orado. Tr* Fm - :. I.it Public Library ship Physical Education Director wilding on Sa'.i.a sponsored by Mr. »nd Mrs Club af twla Messina m,. •. 28 Mi qi En«st Dubuy Introduced the pop- d Mis M in Brooklyn Sim A. fin Church. ular Flag Football to the grammar wi if Sunday dinner sano's tyrthiky •, fdiool sysu m, During the first t.u.i ^ion-tn-law and U. :i • rfti by White Birch Men's Club at Mt Carmtl were Mr. and M . >. wsek of action. Keasbey and Wood- Mi and Mrs, Philip ; Ihll S - Street. Woodbridte eras. Mrs. T!iu>. bridge manipulated victories over *tl Elsworth Street. of Brooklyn. M; ., NOVEMBER their Initial Opponents. \ Harry Oarnett. Bond tore Santtlli an,; Woodbritige put on a rugged dis- hostess to her'Mah a 1 :>.:.• Win: U^puWJciJi Rally. M»plf Tree Farm. fchvay en and Doiefu play of power in iu Inaugural by croup Friday evening. The AvtT.t-1. 8 PM. i pulverzing a Fords team by a lop- w. Awr.ue. wore Mrs Melvln Welsman. —Sunday avi 1 ! sided **-6 score. Cii! . sponsored by Ladies'. Auxiliary of Iselin Fi.st Milton Levy, Mrs. Nathan Frank T«»lur.: Jerry Hall,"a substitute Wood- Shane !»«d Mrs. Philip Sehwarti. Street, were Mr Ait: Squad squid >he* ,'two intercepted paaaes for touch- « Hiily of Jf wish people in Israel W establish a synagogue in Mr and Mrr.. Berkowita. —Mr. and Mn \\ 'downs He toted his first stolen that area, at 7:45 P. M at Si. Cecelia's Quonset Hut Mrs. Davis Harris and and daughter jil; - aennl down the sidelines 50 yards .-on, Oary. and Mrs. Louis Mam, >w«r« week end 8 Eh^tion Day and his*Second 15. all of Nevinrk. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs" . Horac" e T»: Ken Jorgensen. Woodbridge's 9- Ar.nual bazaar of Ladies' Aid 8ocletj at First Presbyterian Herbert Better, Orange. Saturday '—Mrs. L Bruf thf Press Association Friday. Tht papers competed with wffklies in their bership confirm; u. i point on a spot pass flipped by rlas j after conquering a scrappy Hope- % Newspapers This Week Cut your cottontail into serving one of a series >• ;ia\vn club, 27-17. pjrty. according to an announce- PERTH AM BOY — Coach Lou By Chirtta H. CMiaws pieces and sprinkle well with salt, will be held fr.uv. • | Walter Markell, Kpasbey's tal- \ ment made today by Joseph Gabriel's Wood'oridg* High School then pack into a jar and place in the B«Ktn TJabenttr, the State i pnted quarterback. Immediately N. J. Press Honors freshman football team continued i refrigerator to season for at ; Somers. Democratic Municipal of Increasing vUnhetstty U New Jentr i took over the scoring leadership In along Die unbeaten path this week least three days, WOODBRIDGE Tho three chairman Woodbridm- is*,; I the league with three touchdowns ; by taking Peith Amboy in stride. s?m$m Rinse well, dredge in flour and papers published by the Wolace in *n older type house with R. E. — Kuchie, Tucker INDIANS' PEMMICAN •»' • £ * J ™' WOODBRliX.:- Park still on the schedule. ent unraveling. The color isn't weekly newspapers over 5.005000 ciri - mitteemui Ray Allbani. November i cellar is not difficult. In a L. E. — Nagy In the past few weeks the mail- dents from t;.i< y. -up -againat. bad to start out with and after a culation-The Independent-Leader! 2. a meeting of the Tenth District —WuudUiidsir '•Hngeovef rrttnnroal- to -some — Kircher _ man has brought letters from Ed Vocational Sc:i, few wakings (ha line anniirea-k D Cl b wlU heheWW aatt Nurse Progum ^ the Panthers in the very first quar- jther fuel, many a home owner R. H. — Housman AtlBersr Pocatrthr.—fthr.i—Miss- wan. second. prJkpJk.. MM Pmi^!!?^ ^ ^ good neutral tint that will make page edited by John'Royie.""". Trtie"Cotanri» Civic ImpKiv«B»nt erclses held ys-. ter with an 80 yard march which has used part of the coal bin forL H. — Jorgensen, Nakarda Caroline Humphries, Kansas CU.y; culminated in a score. Alter taking Q. B. — Britton, Hale Mr. Duck ogle ar a close range to d f 1 owln School in storage, not only for roots of flow- George Bessie.-, North Chicago, in the Suburban weekly «**!<**. ,»f» "*« 1 ° ' * over on their own 30 yard line, FORDS 461 detect. That's just where you and paper clas with circulation less ] Committee man Allbaiu wi The jring plants, but also for root Old Betsy take over! and Frank E. Mercer. Oubuque. at an n Bob Farkas and Johnny Lemongelli R. E. — Handerhan, Taylor a., all asking how to make pem- than 3.000, The Carteret Press °P« Jou* raUy at full year of sm.-.\ :rops from the vegetable garden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles alternated carrying the ball down L E. — Pinner A fine stuffing for baked blue- mican. •walked of fwitti top.honors in that With 22 weeks o: •: to the Perth Amboy 45 for a first If you have not yet put your old C — Mastrovich bill is apricot dressing with the classification, winning first place West Avenue, S<- at Perth Amboy <.; We're more than happy to an- down, the third during the early ;oal bin ^o god use for garden R. H. — Eagerston, Oat! quantity here sufficient for three in General Excellence. In the same wareh. sponsored by the Sewaren While a{ tht w. wer such requests for informa- drive. •storage, partition off as much as L. H, — Shearn small or two large ducks. Cut up class, The Edison Township-Fords Democratic Club. the students n.v. ion on cooking fish and game. On the next play from scrim- /ou need, including a window to Q. B. — Bouska, Frankel 2 cups stewed apricots and mix Beacon won two prises, first place On November 5, the Democratic under the direct: Send your queries to The Hungry mage. Bob Malkin. the Red Blazers' he outside, if possible. Make the HOPELAWN 119) with 2 cups cracker crumbs, 2'a for its sports page and second clubs of the second and sixth dis- Lund, princip.il C... Sportsman in care of this paper thifty halfback, took off around -oom as tight as possible against R. B. — Clpo, Hawkins cups soft bread crumbs. 1 table- place for its editorial page. tricts of the First Ward will honor by Mrs. Rutli K.-. and please enclose a stamped, his right end with Matt Fratterolo ;oo much heat coming in from h. E. — Oarber spoon minced onion, V« cup Commit teeman L. Charles Man- practical nursin addressed envelope. and Andy Uscinski providing the. he open cellar. C. — Kozak, Glynn chopped celery, 1 teaspoon salt One of the most-traveled young- gioue at a dance at the Masonic The stuciftus -. escort to the 35. Once partially in Put soil or cinders on the floor R. H. — Zamboer and >/4 teaspoon pepper. Moisten -flow for the pemmican. Cut rib- sters for his age is the son of Jose Temple. On the same night Com- the hospital U. ;r. the rleur. Malkin opened tip and lo keep it slightly moist. L, H. — Pfeiffer, Frank with 'A cup melted butter and U bon-thin strips of venison and dry Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney. mitteeman Schmidt will be hon- ence in Hie s*:\ Q. B. — Swaylik, Sak coasted down the sidelines into Here you will have a place cup apricot liquid in which 3 tea- t in the sun, over a low camp flre, Only a little over six montlis old. ored guest at a dance sponsored medkine anii .-vi:, Die end ume. The score stood at where the temperature will be be- KEASBEV (27) spoons peanut butter have been or in an extremely low ov^n with the baby has already been to Eu- by the Iselln Democratic Club at central supply • 6-0 when Fai kas' kick sailed wide tween 40 and 60 degrees and most R. E, — Herpick, Eckman dissolved. the door open. And when we say rope and flown twice to New York headquarters. room. Mrs. Aiitv:-. of the uprights L. E. — Peace, Seip roots can be brought through the ow heat, we mean just that! The City. sis tan t directs .: Midway through the second C. — Savo Stuff bluebills and bake on rack On November.. 6, the annual winter. The outside window can meat is to be dehydrated, not vioj. is in tliiiu: period, the Wuodbridge offensive R. H. — Klein, Hoffman in moderate oven >350 degrees) ral'.y at Port Reading will be held be opened during warm parts of cooked! Rather than put the at the hospital MW.< machine ben an to click again with L. H. — Peterson, Lenlska 1 to Hi ..hours, dpending on BUa You'll receive a life membership in.Columbus Hall, and on Novem- of Miss Ruth A ' :old days for ventilation and strips in a pan. hang them over Lemomlli, Farkas and Malkin Q. B. — Markell, Thompson of bird. Baste every IS minutes card in the Wildlife Pantry Club ber 7 the William Warren Asso- of nursing. Thr >: cooling. the oven racks. carrying' the leather from their with melted butter. Draw oft. pan and if your recipe is used you will ciation will sponsor its annual per vised in Uu-iv . own 20 to the Perth Amboy 28. At If you have no cellar, the next CIRCLE MEETS liquid frequently with blub baster When dry, run the meat get a copy of The Hungry Sporu- Election Eve rally at the Scandi- Mrs. Mmioii 1!. through a food grinde*. (The In- this point Malk;n. on a power play, place to consider is a garage. AVENEL—The Woman's Asso- and do not use this liquid for man's 400-reciue Fish and Gameinavian Grill, New Brunswick Ave- nurse instrikto: : crashed over his right tackle be- Many a gardener has brought his ciation Evening Circle of the Ave- basting. If your /bluebiUs happen diafts pounded it to a powder, but Cookbaok.t nje. Fords. tianul fore speeding downfield to register roots through the winter by con-nel Presbyterian Church met to be a bit on the fishy side, the the food grinder is quicker!' For his second touchdown of the after- structing an insulated storage box Monday at the home of its chair- undesirable taste comes away with each pound of venison used, stir noon. Lemons elli booted the ball in the garage. man,- Mrs. Frank Mazzur. the fat rendered from the birds. n 2 tablespoons sugar, 14 oz. needed raisins >the Indians used squarely over the crossbar to send Often this will have to be very much as October 24 commemo- Basting with it merely puts it the Barrens ahead. 13-0. choke berries' and 5 oz. of melted narrow, but by careful construc- rated the tenth anniversary of the back! suet. Store in cans dr celophane We Print Everything But Money The third and fourth quarters tlonand management may serve. United Nations, it was fitting that law both clubs repeatedly exchange bags. One point in the management, the reports given by Mrs. Warren BBOILED WOODCOCK punts and stage terrific defensive of courie, is the matter of ventila- Warman, Mrs. Alex McDermott As. with duck, all meat on the demonstrations. GROUSE: NEW YORK No matter whether you're contemplating a big adver- tion. The garage, ordinarily, and Mrs. F. P. O'Connor were on little woodcock is dark, but what Woodbiid^'s defensive stars BARBECUE tising campaign or ordering a new supply of letter- not too tight unless it is to be special UN Committees, viewing delicious meat it is! To confirmed during uit lard fought game were heads, you can depend on us to deliver a top-notch, heated. The ventilation of the their accomplishments durlrig the timberdoddle hunters it has no Feathers from grouse make fine Cliff Friis. Andy LJsclntki, Frank ttorage box can be accomplished decade, and their future goals peer! flies, so if your circle includes carefully planned and executed printing job promptly, Diminquw, Charles Sadvary, Wal- Other Circle members present It is at its finest when broiled anglers who tie their own flies and at low cost to YOU. ter Catanu, Carl DeFederico, Jerry by opening it on warm days in were Mrs. George Becker and Split the. bird down the back you can cement friendships by Cook and Curl Pyatl. winter. : Mrs. Hugjh MacKenzie. Refresh- flatten, brush with melted" butter saving some of the plumes for Score by periods: If there is only a crawl space ments we're served following the and season lightly with salt and them! WoodbrKijje .0—13 available, It might "be feasible to Forms That Fit Your Business meeting. pepper. Broil bird seven minutes You'll be wearing a fine feather Perth Amboy 0- 0 oonstruct some sort of an In- We'll design and print a single form sulated' storage box to be located for medium or nine minutes for in your hat, too. if you prepare Bolivia, urging disarmament there. JBuccess would depend upon little-used portion of, a kitchen ll done. Halfway through the your grouse New York barbecue or a coordinated system that will among smaller nations, advocates how tight the crawl space may be.cabinet, built' against an outside broiling period baste with equal style! *' that major world powers used In one Instance, where only a wall "and close to the floor. parts of melted butter and • Split!) grouse and season with fit your business like a glove. No job salt, pepper and red pepper. Place money saved on armament reduc- few gladiolus corms were to be You may have to resort to bor- Worcestershire sauce. too big or too small. tions to assist under-qeveloped saved, the suggestion was made rowing a suitable storage place Wbodcock can be frozen for a thin slice of smoked ham atop countries that they might be stored W a from a neighbor or relative. later consumption just the same each half and tie it down with (is any other wild fowl. Pluck and string so it will not curl. Spread -T"" draw birds.j then place in a wax a light coat of peanut butter on Letterheads Can Build Business container such as an empty milk each piece, then sprinklet with 3 Your letterhead can win customers carton. Cover with water and tablefipons of brown sug.tr. Two and influence business when layout freeze, whole cloves stuck in each slice further improves the dish, place and printing are pleasing to the FRIGID COTTONTAIL WITH in shallow baking pan, add 1 stick eye. Our modern methods will make CARAWAY of butter malted, and bake 30 every impression count in your Often referred to as the poo minutes in [moderate oven '350 favor,. man's big same, rabbits neverthe degrees). Reduce heat to low (300 furnish top sport for millions degree* i. add \\ iup water and of hunters across the nation, and Vt cup red wine, and bake 1 jiour Right for That Special Occasion re A longer.. | '• top eating, too! In case you have Heading for a wedding? Giving a any doubts on this latter point, . 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HAT has hippmed to (he for Sea and a warm water rout* to W *lfn policy o( the Unitrd HIP Kait apd West, St»l*i tlnre the lumn.it confer- . 3 France, one of the Big Thre* REKOKMKI) Tins'c(-s. secoru! Thursday *nc* »t Oen*v« wh«n western allii'd powers, has virtually wlth- Srhonl and James I P M ; Boy Scouts P- M. prnpm«n heirt attack, nude hii offer ot North Africa, endangering the «t% Mrs. Ma Perftek reciprocal aerial arm* IfMptcUon rectivencss ol the United Natlohl Wiawlay it between th* Soviet Union anditself. It France persist* In lit ST. ANTHONY'S *.. C CBUUCH n\ HO P M., Released Wwklj Cancer Dressing, the United States? # present stand, it may mean more ' »«. Muthlalu . M; Hiito School Recreation What hai happened to th* west- withdrawals and a possible break- at 8 P. M.. con- i Sunday Masses at 1:N..|:M and »«Mj«t7:00P. M. trn position that ttm« It no alter- up of UN as an effective world 1:00 A. M native to NATO and a UniMd Ger- organization for peace. 'at 7:90 P.M.. Weekday Mane* at t A. II. Children's Chotr. weekly at S:45 many line* the Geneva confer- 4. While talking peace at Gen- meeting? Novena iu honor of St_ . Anthon_ j '. M . fonih Choir, weekly at 7:15 eva, Kussia has flatly turned down at 7 P. M.. Evening i t'ach Tuesday at 7:15 P. 1t~m\\b. ' M ; Senior Choir, weetlj at The miwers to (he** three quat- the President's proposal tor an ;ui, Choir Rehearsal. Rev Shelley. St. Peters Hospital" 15 P JM. lions do not mtke pleaiant read- arms inspection plan ant In turn isrtny. 8 P. M.. Sunday ; New brunswick, m Thtmf ing insofar M our world diplomacy Is insisting that the United Statei ehers twining. Mr. and Mrs. Club, first and f is concerned, but the factf are (five up its foreign military baiei. ,1 i A M , Qonftrma- HRST BAPTIST CWJtttl Sird Friday ot each month a . these; carefully built up over a ten.-year Mai+el and Hltk Stml :00 P, M. Junior High Retrea- 1 o 30 A. M, Junior 1 -NATO itself la threatened bj period. As a token ot its luppowd Pertk Aaabw ion, «wklj at 6 P. M. sincerity. Russia has returned •t*v. rrin Imkaia, rote the likely withdrawal of Greece. Turkej, France and even the un-Porkkala, a military base to Fin- 11:00 A. M Momlnc Worship Weekly Prayer Group 7 00 likely participation of western Ger- land, and to put added prewur* [CONtiREdATIONAL 9 45 A M. Sunday School ?. M CHURCH many Itself In this North Atlantic on the United Statei, the Soviet* 615 P. M.. Baptist Youth FaJ- are offering to return Habotnai and Qr»»* lo-vship ADATH ISRAEL SVNAGOJUE Treaty Organliatlon whtth the free Woodorldje ' ! world deems the first essential ot and ShikoUn Islands, just north 7:30 P. M.. Evening Ooape) Sen- of Japan, to Japan, as .in Incen- Dewey Faierbwt ! ice. a lre« Europe. Mlnlitrr Sab- 1—Our two allies, Greece and tive for the U. S. to give up Its Far 1>:15 A. M.—Cuminunluu Sun- Eastern bases. Ciwrit H Rlwdw, ' rtay, first Sunday of each month •>ath Turkey are at the breaking point islfr nJ Mmlc 5-Also while talking peace, tha II. Voorhwi, Jr, j In their diplomatic relations. Both EPISCOPAL CHURCH these countries are vital to even Soviets have trankly admitted they ml of Bund»j gchMt* ! ST. JAMES- R. c. r Arena*. Wo*dbrl4i« tha containment, let alone any have offered arm» to Egypt, Saudi Sunday i Amber Avenue, WM •liool — 9:45 A. M. j «*v. WHIIaoi B. Kehitott, Ktciui concessions on th* part of Russia, Arabia an3- Syria, and in the cart Rt. Rn. Mitt, riurin Q, Ahu Bnurtts, ortuiist since they set astride the Darda of Egypt, a complete pretab.rica.ted Win-ship — 11 A. M. *«». Guil.it Santo* Services lleetlncs nelles and the fiosphorUB. Russia's arms plant to turn out rifles, ma- During July and August. Sunday IT REALLY PAYS TO ADVERTISE: Carol I hristensrn, 10, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Chris Chrls- Board - Third Wednes-; long (ought outlet from the Black chine guns and light artillery. Sunday Mass«s. 6 45. 7:45.1:45. services vtll be held at 9 A. M. tenscn, Trrrare Avenue, Woodbrldee and a pupil in School 1, has found a novel w.iy to adver- . M. j 10:00 and 11:00 i Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M. tise the Cirl Scout annual cokle sale. She tied a si^n around thr neck of her pony, Rusty, who A.^oclatlon — Every! AIR ACADEMY TESTS SEE THE WORLD ON $3 nesilay. 2:00 V. M. j : Trinity Vestry, second Monday. is the Troop 28 mascot, and made a door-to-door visit In her neighborhood. Here Carol U Cl'ib — Third Tuea- i HRST PRESBYTERIAN ! 7:50 PM shewn selling cookies to Mrs. Russell Dunn. 400 Prospect Avenue. Carol's mother is a Girl Competition for 300 appoint- NEW YORK — Three young. CHURCH i Trinity Men's Club, second Seout trader. ments to the Air FoTce Acatlraiy's Swiss: who set-out two years ago • . M. : 'Wednesday. 7:00 P. M. pi\a Phi Sorority—8ee- j Railway Arenar ast Cartettt second class Is now open, accord- to seo the world with capital as-( ttaaat Wa^olWU** i St A«nes' Unit, first Monday. ing to the Air Force. The class sets of $3. three bicycles and F«urth Monday, 1:00] nwit TTVMID«1H|V thing extra special. Jane Russell of money. JSO P. M starts In July. Candidates must be abundant good health and good ' The story, of which there isn't Mh. LIU* M. StMt«U>, 1 St. Margarets Unit, first Wed- and Jeanne Crain have the roles at least 17 and less than 22 years humor, have arrived here from | Married Couple*—First ON THE too much, gives the girls opportu- Oiiuibl u4 Dtnctw snesday. 7:00 P. M. of two American sisters, impecu- old as of July 1, must never have the general direction of Mexico] P M. i nity to sing and dance. Several of Sunday Serrires > Trinity Altar Guild meets Trinity Acolyte Guild meets appear at a Paris night club. They nents of the Air Force and Army gust 10. 1952, and have traveled, This is the saga of the late Hie church at 8:00 P. M. quarterly. do not know that their agent, Mario LanzS Is expected to fin- may submit applications to their through France. Spain, North' Capt. Joseph McConnell, intrepid rtday 3:15 P.M. Second Monday. Board of Trus- Trinity Choir, Thursdays, J:00 Scott Brady, has even less money ish "Serenade" by the end of this organisation commanders before Africa and a sizeable part of airman, who became America's ^Friday. 3:45 P. M. tees. White Church Guild, tX UMP M. than they, and that his pal, Alan month, at which .time he will get House members and other nomi- South America. They paid their first triple Jet ace during the Ko- Friday. 5:00 P. M. Manse. Trinity Church School Faculty, Ybung, has a variety of jobs. Rudy a check for $100,000—the price of nating authorities must be re-~way try yodcting and.-fdAylnft.lh4 rean War. As a peacetime G.I., Third Tuesday. Sunday School fourth Friday. 7:30 P. M. Vallee appears as the Boulevard a script he sold1 Warner Brothers, ceived by January 31. &ach mem- piano and accordion for theiF Private McConnell. played by Alan teachers. Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday, 7:00 bon vivant, with memories of yes- titled, "The Great Mario." It's ber of Congress is authorized to meals, dancing, putting on skits; RIDGE METHODIST Ladd. had already set his sights Pourth Monday. White Church P. M. teryear and the girls' mother and about a Seventeenth Century nominate ten youths and eighty- swabbing decks or cleaning floors, Clil'RCH cm aviation when he meets and (lilurd B. Mun> Guild, at the Manse. aunt of the Twenties. Guy Mid-singer, which has nothing to five per cent of the class will be as the occasion required. They COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL marries June Allyson. He meets to be held temporarily Third Thursday. Women's As- dleton is the British "title" with do with Mario except that he selected from the- Congressional expect to tour Canada before re-i Inman Awnue at West Street, numerous frustrations- in grap- Temple (Craftsmen's sociation meets at S P. M. the same memory and iibt scads owned it. turning home. Calaaia pling with the Medical Corps nominations. *n Street, Woodbrldge. Second and fourth Wednesdays. Sunday School and Bible schooling and the ensuing disap- poday Servlees Ladies' Aid Society. S P. M. Classes. 9:00 A M. pointment of life as a navigator huol. 9:«5 A. M. Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 P. M. aboard a B-17 during World War [Worship, 11:00 A.M. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH . Christian Women's Home Bible II. Instead of the hoped-for pilot's fclUiwshlp. 7 P. M. Class. Tuesday. 2 P. M. berth. The story soars, however, ated Meetlnn J*srph II. Thamswi, Lay Reader Young Peoples Meeting, Friday, when he is allowed to quit his PROFESSIONAL MEN [Board, first Monday, 8 Mr-,, iMtiitfew rwkkmk*. Ottubt 9.45 A. M., Sunday School. j 8 P M . post-war desk job for jet aviation. 11 oo A M mornum prayer and Thursday. Reading Room, 2 to The sight ol sleek F-80's thunder- tiy CiuiUl, second and 4 P.M. ing across a training field or ys. 8 P.M. servke. BUSINESSMEN YOU CAN parrying thrusts in dogfights with uoiciy of Chrlitlan 11:15 A. M—Communion Sun- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. day, first Sunday ot each month enemy MIGs across Korean skies, ra Wednesday. » P. M. SCIENTIST are things of awesome besuty. West Avenue, Sewaren And it is a chilling visualization OUR LADY OP PEACE CHURCH SRII)|QE GOSPEL Sunday School. 9:30 A. M. sight and sound as Captain MERCHANTS ^ REACH New Brnnswkk Aveme. Farts tlU'RCH ' Church Services. U:00 A M. McConnell climatically meets RrT JatB K. Crlaan. FaitM ert Street. Woodkridie Wednesday. Testimonial Meet- death piloting1 a screaming M« Sunday Masses 7:00. 8:00. 9:00, mui Baft, Pulttt ins, 8 PM. Fr86H jet in a test flight across 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. Sunday Thursdays. Rending Room, 3 to the peaceful Western skies. Weekday Masses: 7 00 and 8:15 The People of M, Sunday School 4 PM. A. M. This story made in color and • all ages. RETURNS Mi.SM; NO REWARD Worship Serrlee. Cinemascope, with sincerity and Novena. 7:30 P. M. DETROIT—Vearl Valentine was Yovng People's Fel- technical detail, is a fitting and WOODBRIDGE Male Choir rehearsal, a P. If. driving his truck along U. S. High- effectivs reminder of the air ex- Altur-Rospry Society. Ant ay 12 when he saw a brown ploits of this brave undaunted air- M., Gospel Service In Monday after first Sunday at t purse lying on the side of the | word. man. I P. M. road. He stopped, retrieved the TOWNSHIP Wedneaday Holy Name Society, second Mon- purse and in it he found $43,800 "FEMALE ON THE BEACH" Prayer meeting and day after Second Sunday at 8 in large bills tied with two rubber Somewhat reminiscent of Alfred P. M. 1 bands and a piece of paper listing Hitchcock's old thriller. "Sus- Through Our Twwrfaj 1 )MR METHODIST the amount of mortyy. In a few pense," this film has Joan Craw- (HURCH P.TA. meeUjng. third Tuesdaj minutes, a car drove up alongside of each month at S P. M. ford and Jeff Chandler co-starred. Hhvr»y R. D. I *nd a lady, about 40,' got out and She has the role of a wealthy .and Advertising Dover Road Thonday asked for the purse. She explained Female Choir rehearsals. 8 P. M taughty widow beset by fear.-! for Sunday that it had fallen from her carher life. | With a murder at the hool, 9:45 A. M.; Morn- Confessions snd identified J,he monej—how It Every Saturday from 11 A. M., beginning and hints as to the Columns 11 A.M.; Youth Fel- was wrapped, etc. Valentine gave until noon; 4 to 6 P M. and 7 to character of Chandler, the man M. the purse to her. The woman said, 9 P. M. and sometimes on days next floor, dropped throughout before Holy Days of Obligation. "Well, thanks." and got into her the first half of the film, the sus- WOODBRIDGK I ASSEMBLE OF GOD ST/JOHN'S EPISCOPAL car and drove away. pense naturally builds up. While FORDS CHURCH CHURCH her life is actually in danger, be- trkrlry Boulevard and Fwrda Michele Morgan. French actress cause she falls In love with Chan- Avenue, lst\\n ISK1.IN RM. wtUUaa U. Parn, Ykat who never quite made it in this dler, he is not the would-be mur- mi Klrhardwn, Putor Flnt SniMlajr country, is today onfe of France's derer, but Jan Sterling. * rental AVEINEL Ifithool, 9:45 A. M. 9:00 A. M., Holy Communion. treatest feminine stars. She Is (Muinintr Worship, 11:00 agent, wh» is in ijove with Chan- 1:00 A. M., Moraine Prayer currently playing "Marie An- dler, is exposed as the vlllalness. COLONIA h Sermun. toinette" for a Parisian movie Evangelistic ! :43. r ' OUter Swftdajs "GENTLEMEN MARRY y. Bible study and 8:00 A. M,, Morning Prayer. BRUNETTES" SEWAREN K, 8 P. M. 11:00 A. M.. Morning Prajex HEAR A sort of sequel to "Gentlemen er Mettlnj at 7:45 with Sermon, Prefer Blondes," this musical pho-' PORT READING toplay, done In Cinema-Scope and 1 OUR REDEEMER HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE KEASBEY* , Young People ^ Meet- EVANGELICAL LITatERAN color, has the added Value of |i*U- |P M. ; i CHURCH HEALS scale backgrounds filmed on; the scene In 'Paris and Monte O&rlo, M F«r*a Strtet. F«r4s •VOR 7II KC. 1:15 P. M. Sander HKbSBYTERlAN i>». Arthw l~ Ki*I>ia|> **>** with the photography being some- I OF 1SELIN, N. J. Sunday School and Bible Class. 9;S0 A. M. People Buy This Newspaper \ nday Sentoea Mornlim Worship at 10:45. M. — Family Church The people who buy this newspaper are the ones who every week closely fern ST. CECEUAS CHURCH We Make Your Worn to. SunjUay School for tneir "home town" paper . . . not only to find out what in going on locally, to 8 yeitirs of age. Par- >n. l9 WUai, attend ch,urch at same Sunday Masses, 6:30. 8:00. 9:W, FURNITURE LOOK and FEEL hut alao to find you . . . your services and products. They need you and you J0:00and U:00 AM —Sunday School with Weekday Masses. 7 30 and 8:00 JU^T LIKE NEW!! need them. Encourage them to do business with you. Don't jijist hope they call ill from nursery to AM. pie.. Wednesday, 8:00 P. M-. oontlnu- Let us show you how little it costs to restore beauty oil you . . . ask them to, They want to know what you have to offer , . . M church Service. ous Movena to 8t. Jude. Patron ol and comfort to your furniture. We repair it right in i Youth Fellowthlp. but aren't going to ask you . . . you've got to tell them! ' Hopelen Caaea. your own home so that you can see what we do! dee parking rear of those atUndlng »enr- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sifa Rewebbed Reg. $15 12.50 CHURCH OF AYENEL »id Soclttir, seeond and A Chair Rewebbed Reg. $8 6.50 Way, from 8 P. M. Ktt Chart** Slwmri It Pays to Advertise ^ unen's Outld, fourth Tc MUIr«>4 Mrs. Cushions Refilled $6 each 1 P. M, >d Teachers of Sun- Foam llubber Slightly Higher Vou have invested In good equipment, a nice store, attractive displays . . . why Chunk 8«a*»l third Tuesday 7:30 tit. aur»la OU»a. Itlnkut U *«iia CALL US NOW AND SAVE! not also invest in advertising . . . good advertising . . . that will reach the 8an4aT StrrkMa fcholr. every Thuttday Chureli School. 8.S0 A. M . Nur- AUTWORK GUARANTEED—EASY CREDIT TERftfg people who are looking for you.. Our advertising representatives will he,glad to sery-Junior,. irOO A. M;jfunto- assist you in planning and laying out your advertisement, at no extra charge. . . foolr, eveVy Thur*d^y High MK» S«nh; ChurcJr PHONE HI 2-0576 Worship. 9:30 AM. and U 00 A tvlry Sun- junior Hig< Fellowship, 6:(K f. U.\ Senior High FeUowihlp DUBLIN UPHOLSTERY CM4IQ8-171mm 0 IIIURKDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1955 INDEPENDENl FAGF. r, f) Rolhfuss Sends net* and Exciv,,- was given the Continued from Page One) site work at th<> aw.it 20 yards they swing to the Oil lt« low bid .y ii; tit into an open are* and me mlMloner Harnri tempted to t<\ t.,, I!M them followed by Jean with nate some of > nun bearers, Alberto WM SOfrom the Hit of breath that he j»ve up the there will be G% and yelled at me to saW tor furniture lm,| auch as j« ., doy" !lt equipment for t. After describins the chase. Dr. However, Mr At •'/>/ vicritcr: Hothfuss continued; "The (Treat for the school •;ii(! bull now staggered to hi* fe«t be ample T; (• ,,,. r • tf r to Ilia! , • .! •.:;• oi V.i. ;iut was very wobbly and turned 1 : Si> ment purchases ar.rf I ' 1 '' B/ t.'.'y are tit the runt. Alberto said, "give him told, must go in mti t. ;.; rec! (mother." Jean, and I fired *ltno«t 1 get, at n11 • -...: 1 ii rr. jj.-.t-::^ U'-m on simultaneously, both broftdalde. to v I.- v;s; cail in ,ie.m a heart shot and myself an Q. 1) •i ;i("i;j aii that !! I',."\r l: •"Olumn1: par 'hot. He simply «at down on Convent A i/t'.Cir.' No, ,i'.l fours in a deep thicket." ' 'Continued :; F Q I- ':.*' ' , l';rr.n .ill ycu ('oor Describing lion hunting. Dr. St. Joseph's H'ni Rotlifus wrote: the instrument A 0;. Kin' Lion hunting requires Ume, pa Rev, Mothei Q \\ ',,.. ,.:fl >.••; put all that Uence and an endless amount of was the first M vn:;: ' 'iljmn »t.er. trI'.Tf on her return ; Muf! :r. jntinieyinR across the op*n and are m.ir.y :-e;ii;y interest >.K ^mi-open places . . . 'We travel her trip sheR ,,; ;UTOSX the veldt at night in a truck Servaht Sisterv A I 'A'.,!.:'. ii' -pf-ratcly ab'iut •Mth law and powerful flash Conception nl lights. These are flashed about schools, Q I) hive a srrr"'. ?.ry the open plains . . . When the and go out to ; that •iw;• - i i'.i:• .... you know of ilicht is flashed into the eyes of to the native.,;,; i acti;;iliy j1. !']' .l\'xi tiie column? ; .iiiy animal, even a small bird, erend Mother r A A '.'.hit'' ! it a ves two areas of flaming coals. natives are en- : selves when givir Q I ",'!]!'>S not all your 'tips strange to say. it Is very difficult work t :n'o the items, do th*y? to know what animal poneues "They would n for a good Amei u A I ••u"^ not. the two beads of fire, for certain WIN RECREATION IHTUUMIM 'IKofMHKS: The annual a wards to the winnTs.of the hati'lull and basketball Kerrration I*»Kue teams were made by thf Town lated. "Howevci Dr>> yriil check every;h i .inimals imitate other animals Q Committee 4t r rr< mnni:-* h'!;i r. th M sii- .pal Ruildin;. Seated, left to risht, are Mrs. Del Grnssci. Hrm-atiim Deparlmenl Secretary; Mayor Hugh B. Quicli'v. Com- status of ttie r,, you put. in the column? Hull I. Ray Alibaiii, Richard Krauss. George Mro*. Stand.iif; behind the rommitteemen. left to right, are Nathan Duff. Township i The lions and the hyena are al- mittepmen ( harles M.'-nt ione. I most identical in appearance. To they still retain • A -Yf> ohn IljUk. John Zullo. R^rrration Department supervisor; Mrs. Mae Tipno. Oianne Hulak. Joe Klek. Jack Tobias. Pat MarKintto, Tli'mus Attorney-. James Mullen. } date, by theory, I should have toms of keepuir Q,..-Ho* r >me sometimes you -hii. Kurt Booth. Tom Giardano. Stan .Iedr7.jrH>ki. Stuart Rutan, Rnnald Knyda. Mike Krajkovieh, Vincent Gronan, Joseph Innrli. Chinrhir. Fred Ilolw - - j t hree lions but they turned out great slavery to ;• get in a mistake? to be hyenas." The flwfcrwvi A Next question. Just. Dr. and Mrs Rothfuss are due (treat 'interest .i. Q.—MUM, be pretty soft, people Department and Mayor Qu:el=y will be guesis. In addition to ;~e back home around Kovember 19 and reminded ;>,. wanting to buy you drinks and Prizes Awarded Row Continues World Community turkeys, the three highest scarf- a dress reheai••„' gettina frt-c tickets to shows and (Continued from Page One < will be eligible to shoot for a spe- Paragraphs will take pan u, • things? of the Westbury Park area alone cial prize each Sunday anj '.h? At Club Meeting Service, Nov. 4 Board Architect for the benefit . \ , • electric bulb sale November 11-13. Mr,. George, American Home homes which do not conform with indicated it will be willing to scl Prt. William G. MacDowell, son will be "Building Lasting Peace." he can get up and tell a lot of of Mr. and Mr . Roy MacDowell. And didja know that the chairman, distributed sewing for the approved specifications and the 12 acres to the Board. "IT'S X\M w- Mil: ; stories he can't,, remember to J Community . Drum and |Rahway Hospital.' do not meet the requirements of A combined choir from eight lo- The Middlesex Concrete Prod- WF.VIIi! 1 — - jil.DiuiiamJ Jace, is undAII?'?? people who've already heard four -*-i-eks of combai training at Corp""sponsored""W WowtbTtdBe| The ehtto-will"-bold>.-»-special the. Municipal Building Code." csl^churches will sing the "Hymn / • ~ them,—Northern Natural News. Camp LeJeune. N. C. On comple- Post VFW is looking for tall girls meeting on November 3 to work to Pe'ace.'' k~ I'LI s tion o! tin- course he will be as- for the Corps? If you are inter- with the Art Department on a Mrs. Arthur Bryer, Avenel, A Gnu Pun Geonce Monkiiir, 1 i, special project. Miss Paulauskas FORDS- signed to :r.a USMC Band at Par- ested report tonight at the VFW Republican Club chairman, announced that a col- Gnu news: When father Gnu introduced Miss Annette Pet- ris Islar.fi A display of popu- home, Pearl Street, from 6.30 to lection of material and clothing arrived at his home his better PLAYHOUSE "ROBtfelt* I I cavage as a new memljpr.' lar publications from the Middle- 8:30 o'clock. And despite a | will be taken and will be sent to half complained about Junior's Approves Tension WED. THRU SAT. SI:N. 1111; 1 11 l - sex Cauniy Extension Service is back injury received while taking Mrs. Carl Gloskey, Youth Co- foreiRn mission stations. Mrs. actions and demanded that he being shown at the Barron Public i down screens at his home. Mayor operation chairman, announced Bryer stated that a request has John Mclntire-Kathryn Grant Krrol Flynii-.l'or WOODBRIDGE — At a over- be spanked. Father Gnu said, Library. Rahway Avenue, Wood- Quigley wai at his desk yesterday. that old. usable furniture is need- been made for clothing for boys "THK HAlil flow meeting held Monday night "No, that Is pour job. You will . bridge, this week. Capt. John R. ed for the Jamesburg Home' for from 16 years and up, and men's by the Woodbridge Township Re- have to paddle your own Gnu." Halisky, son of Mrs. Ann Halisky. Boys. So far a used television set clothing, including suits and over- "The Phenix Story" Last But Not Least: publican Club at the Craftsman —Chicago Daily Tribune. I'll - 24 Douglas Street, Fords, is sched- Born at Perth Amboy General and drapery material has been coats, and material for men's work Hall the group passed a resolution Sterlins llayden-Vera Ralston Richard IVirtiv uled to take, part in Exercise Sage Hospital: from Woodbridge, a son offered. clothes. Three yards of material favoring the adoption of a pen- 1 Zettriln.. Brush, the largest Army-Air Force to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerb. 280 The club is se'.hng Christmas are needed for a pair of trousers. TIMBERJACK" »ion plan for the Woodbridge Local women may leave contribu- maneuver since Wot'ld War II. South Park Drive; a sonto Mr. cards. Plans were discussed for I Sat. Matinee — Extra Cartoons "A PKIZK u, Tag Day Week which the club, municipal employees. tions at Mrs. Bryer's home, 29 The two-month ejcerlse will be and Mrs. John Jewers, 327 Co- and Comedy) WEI). Til :;' • \ 1 Guest speaker of the evening Park Avenue. held in Louisiana starting next lumbus Avenue; a son to Mr. and in co-operation with all the Now »is Joseph H. Edgar, candidate Refreshments will be served SIN. THRU TUES. Burl 1... 11 month. Captain Halisky, who en- Mrs. Branlio Reos. 77 Mam Jersey Junior Woman's Clubs, is after the service. Al linterested "THK KK.V [i i ;\iw tered the Army in 1942, is regu- Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. sponsoring for the benefit of the I for the State Senate. He criticized women are welcome to attend. "IT'S ALWAYS FAIR iiii'Mi. larly stationed at Fort Bliss. Tex,, John Peterson, 27 Eleanor Place: Upper Extremity Amputee Fund.[the county Democratic political machine which he said is in power where he is a commander of the a daughter to Mr. and Mi's. David A birthday gift from Mrs. Frank WEATHER" For ihe past 25 years and has lost 10th Ordnance Special Weapons Kcvacs. 577 Rahway Avenu?. . . . Banh is being sent to this fund. 1 Gene Kelly-Cyd Charisse touch with'the people. He gave Battalions Company A. His wife, From Iselin, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Miss Petcavage was appointed MEN'S and BOYS examples of inefficiency which Doris, us now living in El Paso, Russell Eckensbereer, 34 Reynolds co-chairman of the public de- Kuck Hudson-Anne Baxter ensbereer. 34 Reynolds :s the result of being in power MAJESTIC Tex. Street; "ONE DESIRE" a son to Mr. and Mrs. jPartment, and Mrs. Thomas Mar- too long. He urged that the group Miss Alice M. Pencler, of the Joseph ous as Sat. ft Sun. Continuous from Gulras. 90 Washington honorary advisor. support all the Republican can- PANTS Sewaron post office, is collecting Avenue. . . . From Colonia. a Z P. M. NOW ill);! didates so that Middlesex County old eyeglasses for "Eyes for the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert and can be returned to the people. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 Needy." Glasses may be left at Brown.-Stafford Road; a daughter llubwomen Mark the post office or Miss Pender's to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fischer, The sroup unanimously en- "HUNGARIAN SHOW" dorsed the local candidates Lyle home. . . . Carol King, daughter Surrey Lane; a son to Mr. and JACKETS From 2 P. M. Continuous of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. King, and Mrs. Fred Sutter, Midway Way. 36th Anniversary Reel), Jr. for mayor. Lester Jane Solish, daughter of Mr. and . From Fords, a daughter to Stockel, Raytnond Smith, Jr., and at Mrs. J. V. Solish, both of Tangle- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolff, 23 WOODBRIDGE — The annual Harold Barr, candidates from the Treat The Family first, second and third wards, ISELIN, N. J. wood Lane, Colonia, raised 16 Fifth Street; a "daughter to Mr. 'ederation night and the 36th an-' To •espectively. ISELIN U-8-9090 EILEEN' cents by selling flowers. They have and Mrs. Michael Skibo, 50 Sec- versary o fthe Woman's Club of Factory Prices!! turned the moaey over to The ond Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge were observed at a Mr. Stockel and Mr. Barr ad- Independent-Leader for the Red Raymond Handerhan, 4 Maiiin pecial program at the Masonic dressed the group. They spoke SUNDAY THURS. THRU SAT. Cross. . . . Seeing the kids buying Grove; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Temple. bout the Republican Platform Hock Hudson - Ann Baiter JAM.'l I I Halloween costumes at Christen- William Kacmarsky, 25 Han*n Mrs. Arthur Obergaard,' Fords, which Ihey said was realistic and sen's makes try; wish I was a kid Avenue. Also, a daughter to Mr. Third District, vice president, was for the good and welfare of the DINNER "ONE DESIRE" .tin!, people in the entire Township. Technicolor I again. . . . and Mrs. Paul, Ellis, Keasbey; a uest speaker. Miss Maureen Gioe At son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pfaef- was jruest soloist, accompanied ,at They stressed the importance of "- And Joel McCrei In JACK I I flle, 72 Charles Street, Hopelawn; he piano by Mrs.. C. A. Musac- omplete cooperation of the Woodbridge Township's "WICHITA" D'ulju Know That: a son to Mr. aVid Mrs. Lorenzo Township Committee and the ClntnuScnpc i chia. FOKMKKLY PERTH PANTS Most Beautiful The Rotary Club of Woodbridge "•Taletutto, 118 Birch Street, Port Announcements, were I made as Board of Education in order to CO. Restaurant will sponsor a turkey shoot for Reading ollows: The executive -board will provide education for the children Giant Saturday Matinee STRAND, four successive Sunday afternoons meet November 9 at the home of the least possible cost. Also Now Located at HEY, KID^i! starting tins Sunday for the bene- stressed was the importance of 11 NOW TIIIU - The Time to Start J iMrs. John Schwarz, 540 Rahway Your f.ivurltf TV star now fit of its charity fund, at the new planned road program and the HOWARD >\\ Some people are inclined to Avenue, at 8 P., M., with Mrs. In the movies "TENNESSEE'S rifle 1-anne nixt to the pistol quit looking for work the mo- Henry Dunham as co-hostess; the use of respectability by Tqwnship 267 Smith St. Members of the Police ment they find • a job. — The American Home Department will officials. i (Opp. Farmers Mkt.) Pinky Lee PARTNER' Charleston News.and Courier. meet tonight at the home of Mrs. The next session will be held ,on PERTH AMBOY JOHMOn] I MCGREGOR Bernard CJincannon, 334 De Sota November 28 in the second ward. Or, Psychopaths WOODBRIIKiK and ,\vcnue; donations for a ThankV Linda Darnell, who has nmde NORWEGIAN The trouble with foreign af- K.ving basket are to be ibrought I Open Dally 'Til 6 I"< M. Route N». 1—At the C'Invrrleaf fairs today is that you can never several pictures in Europe, par- I _ i (i in i to. the November meeting. Mrs ticularly in Italy, just loves Italy, SHOP FRIDAY Tu|il •• nhii furticiiiiiled in lh? lum dame Sitt- the Cana of St. Cecelia's will be nrilnv nit lit siniiisiiri'd by the Col iinia (hipt r of thr Ann lira it Association of I'nivoi'-ily Women Mrs Richard Polhamus reported iced that, music will be fur- held November 5. Music will be meeting of the recreation com- ;lt the ('nli)'iia Library. hy Chunk Zinlcll nnd his furnished by Uncle George and nitteo scheduled for Thursday hus Cousins. Tickets will be his Haysecdsrs. The dance is open en postponed until further no- he class mothrrs. to all married couplet, no reserva- W (," Richards announced St. Cecelia s VTA tions are necessary. The tickets for A raid party will be held tnnitsht Halloween party hns bran To Sponsor Cake Sale admission are sold at « nominal fee and include refreshments. t the home of Mrs. Vtto Scfltuno, by teachers and class Road, at 8 o'clock, There will ha both a ISEMN-Rcv. John M. Wilus, Tickets may be purchased at the door. .lumbers are asked to brinn tables and afternoon parade to I pastor of St. Cecelia's Chmvh, nd chairs. parents arc invited. stressed the fact in his address ihers introduced by Mrs. to members of the school's PTA, p Drown were; Mrs. Ed- | that "parents have an obligation . Mrs. Henrietta Mil- I in teaching their children to at- Iselin Clubwomen Trick or Treat ;tss Dunne Williams, Miss ! tend mass." He also suggested MRS. T. MVRKAV I.YN1) ;r Mir/.ur. Mis. Julia Lukiis- 1 parents confer with their child's •s August Black. Mrs. Mary teacher at least once it month. Welcome Members For World Tots ullancy. Miss Louise Ash. Mrs. Henry Glover, president of ISELIN ••- The Iselin Woman's ;BIV Chioiviln. Miss Barbara the association announced there Club met at First Presbyterian A nne Marie Reynolds Bride ISELIN—The Westminster Fel- riii, Mi.-,.-; Joan Kline, Mrs. | would be a card party November Church meeting room with Mrs. owship of First Presbyterian Knss. Mr. Bernard Blaska, | 4 and that a cake sale will be held John Cwiekalo presiding. Church of Iselin will hold'a "trick lelli: Simpson,1 Miss Mary mass on Sunday. Guest speaker was Miss Joyce Of Murray Lynd, Saturdayor treat" drive for the United Na- Pnrillard, who spoke on the tour tions International Children'.! ISELIN — St, Cecelia's was nor, Miss Grance Tanzl and Miss Emergency Fund on Saturday af- Siinzalart. Mrs. Hflen ; motlicrs of the''pupils, in Sister of Douglass College forW-aine&.by. Saturday morning for Marioa-Bcanen, all of J.solin. Hwetv -Oototwt 29, Mrs Nathan Weiss, Mrs. Lconu's first grade. Wooduridge High School pupils. ,he marriage of Miss Ann Marie ' jrmc.s. Mrs. ttlta Weisholz Mrs. Mary Reilly's third made The .best man was John G The canvasers will be recognized, Two new members were intro- leynolds. daughter of Mr. and |rs Louise, Simon. anfl Sister Mary Lawrence's s<-c- duced, Mrs. R. T. Ambrose and Shea, Rochester, Ushers were by their attire of orange nnd black. Mrs. Daniel Reynolds, 109 Ber- . J M. Casti'i-as, membership "llri grade won the attendance Miss Edna Rudland. Miss Bonnie Edward, James and Michac and matching tag and band kley Boulevard, Iselin, to T. Mur- 1 pnn. announced that thirty-1' Albrecht was a guest and was in- Lynd. all of Rochester, brothers o: The regular meeting of the ay Lynd. son of Mrs. A. Louise ew members were added to| troduced as a prospective member the bridegroom and Daniel Rey group will be held Sunday evening ,ynd of Rochester N. Y., and the nolds Of Iselin, brother of tin at 1 o'clock in the back room of oup Tin: membership drive! r> • I . i> II i Mrs. Bertha Hanna, interna- ate Edward Lynd, at a nuptial bride. the church. There will be a gen- i roonnued toward a loo per ; Hnde-hhlle Honored tional relations chairman, re- mass. Rev. Thomas Denticl offi- The couple left for a weddln eral discussion. The topics will be lmi'iit. Tlie attendance Surprise Shower ported that she had sent 165 "What Is Sin" and "Who Can Go iated at the double-ring cere- trip to Quebec, Canada and Wl' it to Mrs. Mary Jane afshan squares to Korea. to Heaven," COLONIA Miss Roselee Pe- mony. return November 5 to make their bey's third grade class. Mrs, John Cwiekalo announced All young. people between tlw coralc, Wood Avenue, was The bride was given In marriage home at Grand Avenue. Th te.i was served by the .hos- she would hold a benefit card ages of IS years nnd 18 years nru commlttfti consisting of f honof at a surprise bridal show- by her father. She wore a gown bride wore a blue knitted suit wltl o party at her home on November welcome to attend. !•:. Harris, chairman; Mrs,!,,,- ffivm' by Mrs. William Csete, of imported tulle over taffeta with navy accessories and a white or 2 at 1 P. M; an empire bodice and a bouf- chid corsage, as her traveling COS' iinson. Mrs. Rudolph Peter- Hinhfield Road. AND INK WINS krs Krcd Oaskell, Mrs. Rob- It was also announced tha ant skirt cascading into a ca- tume. Attending were Mrs. William Young Husband — It seems i.o kil. Tliej were assisted by: guest night will be held Novem- hedral-length train. The bodice Petorale, Mrs, George Bumosky. Mr. and Mrs. Lynd are botl me, my dear, that these pancake ber 8 at First Presbyterian was designed with a Victorian- Jack Brown. Mrs. William jColonia : Ml-S Joseph Buztl.ey and employed at Rarltian Arsenal. are rather hew. Mrs Henry Damen. Mrs.] _ , Church of Iselin Annex at S P. M. sh,aped, neckline and long-pointed Mrs John Vvb An W(Jodbridge: The bride Is a graduate o His Bride — Then. I'm afraid MorrisonM . MrsMrs. GeGeorgo e The Johnson and Johnson Chdra! sleeves. A crown of lace held a Eugcne Maaaral hvmel am( Woodbridge High School. The you're a poor Judge, for the book Richard Wenscoski Group will appear. Mrs. Stephen Medwick, Cliffwood fingertip length veil of Illusion. bridegroom graduated from says they are light and feathery. Beach. Mrs. William Dangell and Mrs. Her flowers consisted of chrysan- Aquinas Institute, Rochester. Hi UTS Miss Pecorale will become the John Cwiekalo and Mrs. Be.rtha themums and.stephanotis. U. S The F.B.I, reports a slight drop United States will hold bride of Carl Fabio. New York, Hanna attended the State Pall The maid of honor was Miss in crime In 1955. he possibility of tariff cuts November 12 at St. Cecelia's Conference at Douglass College. Roseann Sluk, 204 Correja Ave- 00 000,000 worth of Imports Chinch. Iselin. Mrs. Cwiekalo ani1 Mrs. Her nue. ms early next year for bert B. Williams attended th Bridesmaids were Miss Kath- cal concessions with 25 president's tea in Perth Amboy leen McNally, Jersey City, a cousin ANOTIIKK WASTED HOUR MOSKIN'S) at ions. Mrs. Fred Walker and Mrs. Cwie- of the bride, Miss Mary O'Con- Today I spent an hour MRS. R. W. VANDER DECKER kalo attended the birthday anni- Usins a hammer and shears: via plans to seek disarma- versary of the Woman's Club ol Trying to find if it be true Latin America under the Woodbridge. Bishops Entertain i of the United Nations. That only the walla have ears. Robert W. Vander Decker Mrs. Ambrose won ths specla For Raymond Smith, Jr. A BOX OF award. The next meeting of th( club will be November 16 at 1:1 COLONIA—Mr. and Mrs. Harry NYLONS Weds Girl from Elizabeth P. M. at the Church Annex, Bishop, Kimberly Road, were hosts at a house party In honor of Say- OCTOBER Mrs. Angelo Marinelll, sister of Mrs. Seeman Lustig and Mi"! ISELIN-rMiss Louise Katherine mond P. Smith, Jr., Republican Ryan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the bride,'as matron of honorwore R. T. Ambrose were co-hostesse; at the close of the meeting. candidate for the Town Commit- John W. Ryan, 155 Clinton Street, a gown of DuBarry rose frosted tee from the Second Ward. Elizabeth, became the bride' of taffeta, made with long torso Ml'. Smith in speaking to the Robert William Vander Decker, waist, with full skirt and scoop HEAVY TRAFFIC group, which consisted mainly of son of William Vander Decker, 20 neckline. She carried a cascade Clara's Beau—"Tell me, Bobby registered Democrats, said that the Trento Street, Saturday afternoon bouquet of pom-pons. 0 you ever peep through the ""municipal government needed at the Greystone Presbyterian The bridesmaids were Miss Bar- ole when your sister and I an business sense m its dealings." He LOT CLEARANCE Church, Iselin. Rev. William Yol- bara, Shearer, Elizabeth; Mrs. John iltting in here alone?" claimed "too much money is being ton. pastor, performed the double- W. Ryan, Jr. Rahway, sister-in-law Bobby-~"Sometimes, if mothei wasted due to haphazard business riiif?'ceremony. !j of the bride and Miss Joyce Klein- 1 sister Ellen ain't peeping." methods." 1 The bride, given in marriage low homer, Bronx, cousin of the bride. her father, wore a gown of Chan- They were in ijold, blue and green tiny lace over nylon tulle, over .gowns," respectively, styled the satin, with long sleeves and Peter same as the dress worn by the Pan collar. Her veil was of nylon matron of honor. They carried HK.III sr DOWN 1'AVMENTS! tulle with lace-trimmed edye and bouquets of assorted fall flowers, TRADE IN I'KK IS'. she carried a cascade bouquet of After a motor trip through New Turkey op 1 Fine 1 China baby orchids. England and Canada, Mr. and Mrs, Vander Decker will reside at |155 153 HUDSON 4 door Wasp..... $995 Clinton Street, Elizabeth, where PURCHASE they will be at home to tifreir fr.fnds after November 5. For trav- Will your Thanksgiving Turkey taste better 153 DeSOTO 4 door sedan.... elinis, the bride selected, .a suit if it is sferved on a well-appointed table of fine IV LADIES' made with u fitted jacket] full skirt china, crystal, silver and linen? It is a psycho- and an Italian print blouse. He,r 152 DeSOTO 4 door sedan hal, bag and shoes were of black logical fact that it will! ij SUIT PRICED velvet. u. i • i ' i1 151 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan...$545 For thos^ of you who desire china for Thanks- Iselin Republicans giving—and who do not wish to pay cash—vie 153 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan . $895 Going to Slate JO pen Home' have arranged a deferred payment plan. You • ? can take 12 months to pay, and it amounts to ISELIN—The Iselin Republican 150 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan...$495 • GEORGIA? Club--lB completing plans for an only a few cents a day. < • GUATEMALA? open house and card party at Gome in, today and make your arrangements VFW Hall, Lincoln Highway 151STUDEBAKER $395 t HAITI? Wednesday, November 2 at 7:45 so that we can deliver your set in time for • HAVANA? p.m. ; Thanksgiving. And when you come in-nask to . • HAWAII? The committee" In .charge has 149 MERCURY Tudor $2}J contacted all local and county see that most popular pattern, "Revere" by • INDIA? candidates and lias been assured Hutschenreuther at $15.40 a place setting and 151 NASH 4 door sedan .$49& of their attendance at the affair. • IRELAND? Andrea by Noritake at $4.95 a place setting. OPEN KVKNINUS TILL (J O'CMXJK Preparations have bhen made • ISRAEL? ! for a large attendance. Card play- SUNDAYS, 10 A. M. T<> « v M> i in,R wllr entertain the guests dur We Are as Near as Your Telephone Ask the woman ing the time that politics are noi Just Call VAHey 6-5525 who's been there . . . being, discusaed. , your travel agent JAMES ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE Wife—What dp you know aboul women's clothes? MARGARETTEN Husband tbitterly)—The price JOTOR SALES CO., Inc. TRAVEL AGENCY 276 Hobart Street The giant aircraft currier For 305 Maple Street 15 AMBOY AVEHUE • W00DBRID8E «-102l) restal, the biggest warship in th Iteo Juit »tound git> (ram Unl lUink k Ttuit ' Perth Amboy world, has been commissioned at 111-2-0900 the Norfolk Naval Shipyard In Adv. Oopyrtstx litSi Auue Luiidan 1 Virginia, \ , SMITH STftUET. PBHTH AMBOY - television is beginning to be "on the way RETOUCH THAT MAKES THE WHOLE WORLD KIN The arrival of color television will re- Majority of State's Adult C Jhc Jntopenbent - stimulate the television industry, improve AN SIWSPAPER viewing and increk^e the price of produc- Believe Salk Polio Itif- I fader-Journal (1930 tion—at least in the next few years. It is The W oftdbridee U«der probable that, as color televkkm techniques Works in Large \W>,:., can they purchase in the future. All sta- At the same time, three In tistics and tests conducted by leading man- every twenty think that it does ufacturers in the past year prove conclu- not work. A Uric Awakening In other words, among people sively that safety belts save a surprising meeting of the Board of Education with opinions of the Balk polio percentage of lives in automobile collisions. vaccine, these who 'beneve it Works in larcc >„," ;•'.<• r evening certainly demonstrated I Contrary to what most people think, and work* in the large majority of J«rlty of ravi-K 1 ha: "xidbridge Township is seeing a dra- cases outnumber those who Doesn't work despite the fact that total casualties on the think it does not by a margin of (ievelopment of civic responsibility. No opinion highways are rising, the percentage of better than three to one. Answers :o ,, yf-ars. littl" interest has been shown Worthy of note, too, is that V deaths, measured by the miles traveled, has In today's s r . , three out of every ten people fact that a jii,,- in choo! board—what are^fe problems decreased in recent years. talked to In the survey exprws Interviewed'.s.r, .jr.'! :'; proposals for meeting them. Even One reason there is reason to believe that no opinion on the matter. children a.' ih(Ki:.•:•! it spends upwards of $2,000,000 These were the findings when would wan! •:.,: the percentage fatality rate can be de- ,-.«!.,] .,i\. the people have been willing to New Jersey Poll *Ufl reporters vaccination -, creased further is the introduction of safety • put the following quesUon to a "H >ou In il ;*I:T their duty to make every effort to '"• I belts on cars, already announced by Ford cross-secticn of the state's adult school vice, uu iisniM- the wise expenditure of this vast citizens: them t« ri |,,,| and Chrysler as optional equipment, and K •>u:r They have refrained from asserting "From everything you've or net?" the increasing use of soft padding on the heard or read, do you think Would want i!:.i- the order in which improvements and addi- dashboards of cars. In addition, many auto- the DCW polio vaceln'e works In polio vaiT.n. !i tion.-; should be made to our school system the law majority of cases, w Would not mobiles have been strengthened so that the —frrmi establishing firmly which things doesn't work? No opinion roof will stand up better in case of a turn- The, results: Leave It up to t. sion and commission which -haw eeeurredr offset the removal of the center post. clined to say that the new polio "Who was vaccine works in the large ma- Uon's den mui It may be that the situation may change, created income through odd jobs The past spring was favorabe We hope the public will begin to insist > TRENTON — Prosperity was jority of cases than are people he asked or contributions of relatives. for a good honey "ftttw from the now. and it will be all to the best if it will. upon safety features, safety in design and just around the corner for thou- with less formal schooling. "Pieai*. -:: The balance secured other flnan- State's 33,000 bee colonies but sands of New Jersey residents The vote by educational levels: Bright Berne -A* critical as- is-our-need tot classrooms. all features offered by new^ cars designed to cial aide* settled thejtilomjesti;: the July-August drought caused promptly, the vigorous concern which it increase the life expectancy of the person precedemed employment and problems. the yield per "colony to' average " ha; bought may serve an^yen more useful high wages. less than three,-fourths of nor- behind the wheel, who is often not ex- NEW TAXES: - Governor mal. Stocks of honey on hand puipoi- than the fulfillment of the need Because many persons faced' pendable. starvation in a land of plenty. Robert B. lleyner is placing a for sale after September 15 itself. If attention can be focused on the the State of New Jersey provided price tag on all suggested Im- amounted to 365.000 pounds or tremendous task which is ahead, then we millions of dollars in financial provements to the State-Govern- 60 per cent of the 1954 produc- Added Notes on October ment these days tion. Also, many New Jersey bee- ran IK almost certain that performance of help in 24,701 relief eases dur- SST In addition to being perhaps the prettiest ing the fiscal year ending June* Anyone who recommends i keepers keep colonies ehiefly to the lu:-k will be benefited by the coopera- rent to fruit, berry and vege- month of the year, probably the most in- 30. Relief cases totaled 19.390 change in government which tion and participation of every responsible during the previous year. costs money must inform him table growers or keep, them as a Competence Creates Confulcno vigorating, and a month for sports tans, of the source of the funds, or hobby, using the honey for their citizen. Listed among the 743 long- October has many other distinctions. The term dependency cases were 598 the plan it doomed to failure. own use or for gifts to friends, If this is true, then our progress will be involving physical disability and Also any bill adopted by the more important historical dates and birth- 73 mental disability, which tx* ^Legislature In the future «ppro- WHAT'S IN A NAME.—Per- nsMJi-f-iknand'H wiU take place under the day" anniversaries have already been men- hausted family ssvings and priating funds for new projects forming an important function in Industrial trade and civic life best possible auspices. Every community tioned, but there is interest in other events other available funds. In 4J wlll be vetoed unless a method C.rows stagnant and impotent when its resi- other cases, there was no pos- of financing is Incorporated in of New Jersey are several hun- in October. sible Income because of old age dred company and organization dents refuse to assume fully and consist- the bill The first talking feature picture, starring and. in 30 instances, oldsters had The stand is due to current publications which provide im- ently the total obligation of citizenship. small but insufficient in:on\e3. campaign charges by Republi- portant arteries of information Al Jolson, entitled "The Jazz Singer," for business and for persons in- Jhe Hoard meeting ten days ago, attended In the category of limited de- cans that if a Democratic House opened in New York in October, 1927. It pency cases totaling 23,958> no of Assembly is elected on No- terested In various civic causes by 2">(J people, brought indications of readi- is hard to realize that that was only 28 income because of unemploy- vember 8, the Bute of New Jer- in New Jersey. ness to meet this obligation. ment was responsible in 5.862 sey would have either statewide Unique and descriptive are years ago. some of the names of the pub- We (•(•] tainly trust this-is the case, cases; hospitalization in 4.270 sales or income taxes to finance Back in 1871, the great Chicago fire was cases; temporary illness or dis- governmental costs in the future. lications which range from ability in 3.013 cases, and in- The Governor left himself mimeographed shets to expen- front-page news on October 9. In 1945, on sufficient income despite ofid sive magazines printed in color More Color TV open for such a charge two October 17, Juan Peron seized power in jobs, contributions by relatives yean ago. It is based upon a and covering widely varied fields. hi the even: Unit you may be a HOMt: OWN! • The Columbia Broadcasting Company's Argentina. and unemployment compensa- movement he initiated shortly 'All Aboard." for example, is not yel taken udvitiituitc "' uuf '""* H<>'.:. tion, in 3,476 cases. Ditcontinu- after taking office in an effort published by the Lionel Cor- POLICY. «f Aliwesl thai you come In J:HI • television network is following the lead oi The month of October was a fatal one ance of unemployment compen- to secure more revenues through poration which manufactures liuiiit out liow many duilurs It *•!! *uH' another major network in increasing [its for Field Marshal Erwin Rommell in North sation threw 530 families on re- new tax sources to finance more model trains at Irving'ton. "Tajce- "PACKAGE DEAL." which ctiverb—iu ONE ;K.. lief during the year. color programming for the soming season. Africa, in 1942. It was In thU month that State aid U> education and other gram" keeps members of the trcuon whirl; foimrrly luok numerous ixjiMi When armed service allot- State expenses. At the time the New Jersey Taxpayers Associa- covrriiise you utcd. at a coliiJderablr SJVII, An announcement from Hollywood, Cali- British troops, with overwhelming supplies ments were discontinued in % executive stand was a surprise tion informed of developments will cost you NOTHING to a«ll "boill " fornia, says CBS will Increase its color, tele- I of tanks and equipment, crushed Rom- cases, State relief was substi- because he had campaigned spe- in the field of taxes and govern- Friendly Service—As Near As Your vision this season by about four hundred mell's army at El Alamein. tuted and in 170 other cases the cifically against sales or income ment. death of the wage earner of the taxes. 'The Rocket" goes to employe.1 per rent. Many Americans will remember the day family necessitated relief pay- "I am certainly mindful of the of Reaction Motors at Rocka- In the last season, CBS originated some of October 24, 1929. On that day stock ments. Persons afflicted . with \ fact that people of New Jersey way; "Eastern Pipe Lines Boost- domestic problems opened up don't want sales or income taxes er" is the publication of Socony- nineteen shows in color. In the season about prices on the New York Stock Exchange 2,186 cases, while an addi- and as far as this administration Vacuum Oil Company, and ESTATE I to begin, or already beginning, over seventy ft suddenly broke, and plunged^ downward, tional 1,463 families were pro- is concerned the need will have "Cancer Highlights" reports de- .shows will be telecast in color. touching off the nation's greatest de- vided relief funds pending re- to be terrifically great before velopments of the New Jersey OODBRlDGE ceipt of unemployment compen- they get them," said the Gover- Division of the American Cancer Among these shows will be a once-a- week pression. sation funds. In 967 other In- nor lecently. Society.

dramatic show and "the Red Skelton ghqw" For the average home owner, However, stances, relief was provided fam- i ~~~~* "The) Washllne" represents opening late this month. Following pn the fWnhpr k a month of leaf-rakine of red ilies while the bread *inner B^ES: The State Department tContjinued on Page Eleven > uctoDer is a monin oi leai raxing, oi reo. ^.^ , of Agriculture reports that New heels of the NBC-TV announcement that temporary dUabi ity Jersey bees as well as residents .several football games will be televised in and gold and brown, and unparalleled payments. also had a difficult time during beauty in the countryside. For inspiration Wiring the year. 24.027 cases color this fall and the two-hour teltcast of the July-August drought. . . ., , t. . „ . ~ ,1 were closed by the Bureau. CM As a result. New Jersey's 1955 a play from New York by NBC, the CBS and for the pleasure that Nature offers all the number, 052 ca5es were w\ honey crop is estimated at 608,- announcement makes it clear tfyat color USdoor, frees asimuc, We suggesh as possiblt everyone thie sInjo monthy th.e OUt- familminatey dsecure becausd ea the-heajob, 1,17d 8o foth the- 000 ponnds by the State Crop |Ji ers recovered from Illness or dis- Reporting Service, which Is 21 it takes ability; 3,755 terminated hos- per cent Itss than the 1954 out- pitalization; 2,860 secured in- put and the lowest since 1945. Opinions of Others TWO KEYS

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"., t JIDNPENDKNT LEADER UiURyDAY, OCTOBER 27. 195!) PAGE NINE MONEY-SAVING POWER COMES TO THE NEW AVENEL SUPER MARKET 225 AVENEL ST., AVENEt Aflrr U years in Vvi'tu'l, we're proud lo iinnoii ;irc a K- s»r;uul »|»n»ii**. VW firM i- \\\.i\ of our beautiful now super uuirkcl that's nioxl uuMlrrn in O«TV rm\>»M»ir»»<-r, Tlw Murmur ^ is our debut as a Shop-Rite Super Market! ('.'nne see.us soon and sa\»*'

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In just lour years, Shop-Rite has become a huge super market chain. X(->t Rills— li-ol. o»l> tit >tr»'trhitiij from one end of Jersey iiRsmv s\Kir .. . _. to the other. The reason for this phenomenal growth is the tremen- ; in dous savings that Shop-Rite always <» < Rl VM-HtlUnit Ihiuh Trt\»t~ passes on to you. Shop-Rite's 56 M \RM1M\I U>«S < arlK members buy together in huge car- loads at carload savings . . . and YOU always get the benefit!

Now Avenel Shop-Rite Offers • NEW LOW PRICE POLICY • MASS-PURCHASING SAVINGS Save 14c! — Chase & Sanborn • SAME FRIENDLY OWNERS S «K\l'~»tr» fil-tv Mill AU Grlnds rfH-nK Itfttvtft— Rr, tv»n Yes . . . Avenel Super Market is now part of the great Shop-Rite mass- ' purchasing chain ... but the owners, the friendly interest and courtesy nt Mttri wi COFFEE I T-UJ CUV I remain the same! Jcu- and AI Palehonki are still your hosts and Avenel's i owners. wnmiv Save 4c! — Carnation WIUT SO\r—s«»n U S» THE SHOP-RITE MEMBERS' PLEDGE: * | On joining, each mem her is obliged to take the Shop-Rite members' [pledge to pass the savings on to you immediately! That's why. every I day of the week you sine more at your Shop-Rite store. Evap. MILK «**» 10* ME MIX—L«k> l»»f, Ikwn-

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Trices effective through Saturday. We reserve lipht to limit quantity. Not responsible for typo- FREE! graphical errors. [ BANANAS •». SAVf I4$! For Halloween . . . Serve TV DINNER TOMATOES 2 *< i •* 29c MIM'TE RH » CHICKEN -TURWEY-POT KMT COCA-COLA bust (I \ui(ilil\rt- l:-v us featured over WINS UN* HMl—Sut Km. While Mr«t LETTUCE 2 ««* 29c INSfANT f MIX.fc.tl M1S-IW Ou COK.N—TNT— l*- 225 AVENEL STREET, AVENEL BIJLACH—Skop OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. FRI. TILL 1« P. M. iVENEL SHOP-RITE SUPER MARKET &&UB SATURDAY TILL « P, M. PAOE TEN THURSDAY OCTOREP 2" ITT.AI. \OTNr> l.rfiAI. NOTICES UO*I N'OTII T.S I.F.f;\l. SOTKT.S I FGAI. NOTICES LEfiAl. NOTICFS Mutton Hollow , westerly along the said prolonitiilni Mstrlr- Block 3*7-1; theno* Southeasterly of "*ood Avenue ihe und the Center ilne ot Turner flirre i ship Comrrilt'ff has by rr»p;-iilnn and | the Wsr-! ;»Srtlon of 10 t)ie THIRD W\KII Street to the point of Interjection of tnon(.e Easterly nlonj: thr Nnr-hTiy Ro\ue No 1. thence northerly itotis BBOlKN '-^^nr; to hf i 'he said center line of Worth Street I | [ Block 44*-l frrsf!;!! Il'i nii: renter Une ef V 8 Hlghwty Rout» Scvpn'.li Dts- )ne 0 . wlfh ilie Northerly line of the Develoi*- \ m^wny t0 \h* Westeriv or Northvts;- »to 1 to th* PpnufivWunla Railroad ni ! m'ent knovn us Wfstbiiry. Section S3; | eriy Righn of Woy line of th* Penns-.l- thejife !w\iU»erly alonK the Pennsyl- erly ilnt- M: Smith stressed r>lltns Plife School \n. Ontln.it [ thenct Southeasterly Hlonn the North- 1 | K llru«d- thence Nor.h«s*efK rsnu B«ilroad to Che Tort Rewiln* (Tenve. Coionli. V- J. 5an a H rd nk a planned and pub- erly line or said Swtlon 22. Westbttry ' aiotlg tne Westerly or Nortrv*es;fr':\ Bollrosd, thenee westerltl y alonl g thhi "rlv nloiip • . Development, find lPthe_ Southerly, line mgn[ of Way llne of the peniuv'iuwivi PorPott R^K RRsilromd to the point Port Ile.Tli- prosT»m for t*o irh- RAllrontf to "1« Intetsectlon *l!h theplace of beginning. » thf Pom- «or.5. "or.?, v> trie Bbove mentioned bound.irv lift*1 ne- Polling Pin*: Srhooi Ha. 4, Anne' 5i>me \ '• Blork m.m ,nd Lot 1. Blook 405-BB; District 15, Second Ward. rurncr S;rr. • : SECOND WAHD-^TIOTD MSTBICT !V. s« to the center line of »w Dover ,hfn« Northwesterly to the point ot I'olllnR Plife: Sckool Vo. 1«. Outlook THIRD WARD-FOURTH DISTRICT tlon of *hf C--—^s.nj sjuihtra PW4s. Al! 16» Ro»d thenre Easterly and Southeast- i intersection of the West«ly Une. of the Avenue, Colonia. N. J. Ihcludlng "11 the ward aomh jf Port line be; w,,,!; YTJW noni o! Use LeMs._,.h. "•' — itioog rtif center line of New Dover giuabeth and Trenton Railroad, now Reading Railroad and west of Wood- and the Ilrr wen o* Crovs Mill »°«* ;o the paint p' in'irvrtSori cf ; pUDiic Service, with the Southwesterly g a ytit you would j ;ne THIRD WARD—FIRST DISTRICT brldffdffe CreekCeek. '1 f<4utlie.i•-. • ,att fciuti of King Gear-je s5 PosFos! Sims«n:?» with the prolongation NortherlNonherlyv <1lln lln e o( txj, 42. BlocK* M8-RM8-R:: thence In of the E»ster!y :ine of R'.och 47S-P; - „ ,, , flmUhwwterlT dlrec BKJnwma »t the Interwrtlon of lh PPlacel : Rarroo Llbnry (W«od- Une to the 1, •. go- v n ra) tlon along brtdje). Carteret it-,, C«rrl- thair* Souther'.v alcm? the Easter;-. the WMterlT nn<. of the Illabeth the Southerly line of the Port Re»*n« fl> added that he could 1 ] h iir to It* Intersection FUtlroad Dock Property with th«1 west- Southerly d- Ins elif Stretl. r#**s. line of Block 47P-F .to' the nolnt (•( T renton"'Batlro«on Ra d THIRD WARD-FIFTH DIBTRirT 3 "iff r.o logical reason for the intersectioto n of same; witithh the NorthfrlNortherlvy ^n^ th(th(.. NortherlNortherly linlinee olol ththe PorPortt II erl erly linlinee oof StatStateen Wand Round, 1 wctlon wi' '.he Onen. BEOINN1SQ at the po'n' of ntor J present adminiftratioc for -bein? itojinb. SECOND W*RD-roC«TIl MSTRICT Ur.e of Biork +47-L; ;hen.-e Eiv.veriv ; Reading Railroadld , thench e WteWesterll y l n I thenceh . (11 Bouthwestfrlv along Staten section of the renter line of Avcne! Itjin of , ' »:ca? the Northerly line o[ Bioc-k 447-1., a 5enerH| ijirecsion alonu the Northerly Island Sound to > point. »ld point •,hr Board cf :*atnl I*ont». All thai •• •" --..------• iuid t i bl th Ittin of the Prolong Street with the latterly Rl«ht nf w»> '%• In ;,' 90 sf'cif'.iv^ about thc*s^ exp^ttci- . -net :«og nor.^i 0* King O««se-« Post '0 -he center line of Mld-ilesex Avenue ; | Iine of tnc Po] irt Readind g Railroad to i belns the Intersection of the Prolong- llne of the PtnmylTanla RMlroul iloni! 'he Read. :nait ^*t*^en,tbe Kdisoo Town- -hence Southerly natlu Smlthe.viter!)- ! poi acf of Btfrinning. tion BasUrly of the Center Inle of lurfy ur.'ifss they have something j C! the Towash:? lhP nt or p thence Northerly along the Enferh llne of the cmt *-> liif x-4 :he boundary of toe ntv. a.mg the center .me or Middlesex Ave- ; BEING part of District a» and a j Central Street with the Westerly line lire of the PennsvIvanU B»l!ro»fl RUh' Property ,i to liiji' of Staten Island Sound; thence. i2l of W«y to the Bi«h,t of W«v Hue r. Northwesterly alont! the prolonnntlon State Hiidiway Route Jrl; th»nci e of the Center llne of Central Street Northeasterly ali'iut the Rl«ht of Wi' Srhool. KMterly and the Center Hue of Cen-line of St:if*" Ht«hw*y Route r! to the tral Street, to the . renter line of Southerlv tioimdarv ilne of thp f'lt.\ THIRD \\ VKI Sewnren Avcnur; ihenci". > 3• Souih- of RHIIWII, thenrr B:\^t>r!v und N irti rtpa: wejterly alons the Center line ot easterly ulonK the boundary line of the HK11NM-, , . Peris Temce So X: iheace 1 point 01 place of ^t all to i** He concluded by stat- Sew«ren • Avenue to the cemer Hne otCity of H*hwnv "1 the Rihwuv RU.T lylvunl.i 1> . ' Aa -.-r »;cr.J iht lime to »n inile. BEINu a portion of :he Stccind W.ird. BSOINNrNO at the point of in'.er-'oien Cove Avenue, thnnc, .-4) Nur'.h- thenrp Southeatteriv nloin; thr Ratiw:.-, \wreii \, • tng that t.'ip crisis m Woodbridge M.tz.t itong a northerly line Eighth District, to be Ki-,own 5< Second ftlon of the Westerly Right of Way | wuwrly along the renter llne of Olen River u> t"i* Weiteriv ,iue of (he Bur- 1 ml frnm i. . rtmet. Ho. 1. to the center Uard Eighth Dtattrlrt line of the Pennstlrnnia Railroad with j Co»e Avenue and the prolongation Wv-..-r-.v , To»"turiip was not cne to be solvec U l Po lllle of tht pennsTlTnnla Hullroad with I COM Avenue and the prolongation miRh of C«rtt»r*t, thcii'^e 9oxithwe^'<-rly ol W»rt Aren-je. thence nortl»rly ilon* : School No. 1J. Penhin« j n , [ Wood Avenue or \ thereof Northwesterly to the Center slont! the W«aterlv boundMy Hue ot ro.nl tu -, by p»rty lines, but that it »:;; re- •£jt rti-tt of. SUrt Arenue. to a po;nt ; Avenue. ^ th e center n 0 Street, -I,.; . Mutton HolloH w RoadR : thench e North-Nh J Hnlinee of WoodbWoodbrlder c CrerX: thence, I5I the Borovitfh of ("urtent and thf • (>nt»r quire the combined effort* p! al!•J'. 1»;...-— i- ;«sKr-aru«( alt '«• 'tr. aorJi of th« northerly Une o. easterly along the Rl«ht of Way line of ln a Oeneral Northerly and Northeast- line of Blair Rotd to the centi-r line i-rly a.n- t;~jr ATesue. thence e»«erlj and IK^^it^T^w^J^J,^-^Pli ^Rild t th Wet erly direction alona the Center Hue ofof HonifstfaJ Avenue, thence Wn'.erU Sirert i,, • . the people. Democrats. Republi- domestic 13a •«• !«• 10 Poplar Street. Mill contlnu- Beginning at the Intersection of the(er!y R1gnt of i^a? img oj the K«w Woodbrldge Creek to a pomt of inter- alonn the i enter Hne of Homestead cans and the independent voter. inn n tie w-t-.e course to the boundary cententer Unlinee of the TTehlg ehlgh ValleVjlie?y RailRat!-- j jerseyv Garden State PukwkyPwkway, RBtt S<: section of the prolongation Westerly Avenue to the center Hue of AM: f. :M T:T!-. Wird . road and center Ur.e of Crows Mill ; , ral Northertr direction o! tntnc e ln Btn<( of the Center Hue of Myrtle Avenue Street, thfnc- Southerly aionn the The voiprs shou'.rl have nothin? to ci ti* xiTi i^a» l"»B;n{ Pl»cf: Old f«t* Stfcool >o. ., Road, thence northerly along center , h]oag lnr westerly Right of Way un«with the Center line of Woodbrld«f center Un* of Asli Street to the centi-r I line of Cnnn Mill Road *.c the centfr nr y g y (ear by vo'.inn for the Republican •i Boad. .ln of Cow Mill Roal to the center oof wW partway. Rt s4. to the poftit Creek; tlier.ee '61 Southeasterly along line of Myrtle Avenue; thenct WPSUTIV Nlelwli A,. Illne of King Oeor^e Road, thence t;tr,- intersectiopartwayn wit. Rh tth s4e rente. to thr line poftie oft candidates, he added. !or the vot- al i h h li f the prolongation arid the Center line along the cpnu-r line of Myrtle M-cn>ii 5ECOSB W.%«D—FIFTH DISTRICT erly alonif center line or Kin? Oeorje ; ,lliJnea F]ace- lhence Westerly along trt» of Myrtle Avenue to the Center line of and its Weit«r!y prolontjntlo^ tu Wi>ou- ing record of an individual can- c---.7TJ»ng both sices of M»ln Street, j Road to center line of West Pontt Road.! (enxet tinrr of James Pure to lt»Inter- Ash Street, thence, u) Northewterly brldge Cr»e*. thence Southerly »lonit tirKUt- ci.-. li- -iizt central Fords and ufayette thence easterly along ceoter line, of ^. 10 an ,„_.„_ (thench e southerly along sam nue to » ; RUjhhtt of- Wav and the poini t or plaol i of Blair Road to the point of Inter- Hnhwiiy Avenue, thpin-c Nnriherlv and the ;.. »f >tCOX» WARD—Sixni DIBT«ICT | point The northeast corner to property 1 ,,f Beginning" section with the Boundary line between the center line uf Rahwuv Me- BEINti ,. NEW JtRSfY I»EP\RTMENT I>F BEGiSHWG at a. point in the center j belonging to St M.ir>''s Churrh and ; BE1SG a portion of Beconfl W4W, the Township of Wooilbrlttje and theuue to the center line of Avrnrl Sir«i Fifth Dls-t CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS The 0'. Wood Avenue or Mutton Holio* , alto the northwest corner of property I El-hth DUWtct to b« Known a* Second Borough of Carteret; thence, .(10) thence Westerly and Nouhwentrriy Warrtil *::•> Annovjr.cfd r;osin* dRle !or lillr. B»d ijoo the dltldlndividing llne between 1 known ass Washington HeightsHeights, thtnee •WMW dj ThiTfciutrt6(:atrh DistricDititt Easterly ana Southeasterly aloni! wild | along the center line of Avenel Str«t 4ppl;,-jtiont No\err.!)et 7 1955 i Township »J W«rfbrt*e w<»dfendge ir.d Edison Townahipsi ; southerly along boundary line of Wash-1 polling Pl«-faiWr y a on- the Sorthertt line 1 thence southerly along said bouniurv •tlop- Mo»bQMt«rto-oL-ilie. Ceater Jineiplai-c of be.jjiiitiiiii{. Hun-*. Trenton Nf* Jerwyy. or from PennsylvaniAH that a galiroad on tr.e t*r. DffiTKICT of Turner Street; thence, Uli South-' BEIrW ii porMOTi or the Third- VMtrt • i ->! the bnuch offires Icv-iteil it 10«0 BrOBd and the center line of Amboy A»«auArwue Lr-.'he'Pen^ylvsnl. Bato»d Klgbit of ! of »•' - - >-- - BEGINNING at the point Of Inter- (on the wtMi; and 100 fee: north of Way -.o a polut of Intersection oJ same New Brunswick Avenue, thence easterly section with the center line of Wood Svrw. Neu»iK. Ni» Jersev. and City ng center iine of New Brunswick c Green Sum (on the north: ar.d .on 1 with Ae prolonnation Easwij ^ of_the . alon Avenue, or Mutton Hollow Road with H*U. Cunden, Nt-w Jersey the south) a Une drawn mld-wav be-! center Une- of Middlesex Avenue; thence 1 Avenue to the center line of Permsyl- The saiuri. r;ttfs 'houn for the fol- ••:---• • --• Northeasterly ; vanla Avenue, at laid out south of New the center line of Junea Place: thonce, lowicg c.en,-iw tests iir*- !or the State tween New and Second Streets, and i 131 Northwesterly »nd .„.., , „ , ,. . ^ . ,..«....Northerl^ y along» 'th- e cente—r line of Wood §errire projecting easterly to said railroad. | along th«- center line ot Middlesex 1 BrunswcIt Avenue, thence southerly Averme -or Matton Sollow Road, the The rates of p«v In the municipal Beginning at the Intersection of the Avenue 'o the pomt of intersection ol | along line of said Pennsylvania Ave- | bmlndan. llnf h«we«n Woodbrtdge and •ervire will varv from those In the center line ot the Perth Amboy hnd said cen-.er line ol Middlesex Avenue , nue to the center line of the LehUh Edison townships to a point 100 feet Bute s*rvi

( ut ThU Out and Save NOW is the TIME Kur Future Kelerence! We do ull ki.uN uf To Select Bachelor Work A New Service for Woodbridge Township CHRISTMAS TOYS also now available in COLOR Folks . . . The OPKNING Of and GAMES • WORK CLOTHES OL.OSMOBML.ES 1 GRriEN For juat a little mor«, you "" USE ODB Oh-h-li! Wtiat power! New Rotket . RED your extensions in your ciw WOODBRIDGE KEY LAY -AWAY PLAN • FLAT WORK T-350 power!... What 1 GRAY 8 decorator colors. See tek'pi' A Slliitl l>e|>o*lt Will Hulil New Jetumiy Hydr a-Matic gmoothueitl.; i YELLOW In color now at your TeH' Any Hem "I'llChrtalnuui ula " & LOCKSMITH SHOP What glawvr! New Statfr't Styling! BLUE Buttines* Office or call < Auto - lloiiie - Oflive ENG You'll .ay "0/i-Ur (or iut« IVORY loldar ol oolor*. K«y« l>ur>liuated '' when you net Olds (or '561 570 AMBOY AVENUE PLAITS LAUNDRY BROWN NEW JERSEY BELL WOODBHIDtiE, N, J. STATIONERY STORE (Uvi>. Town Hall) See (hem on "OHI Day" Nov. 3rd TEU8PHONR COMPANY WO-8-1V56 101 MAIN ST., WOOU^BIIXiE lib MAIN STREET at your OLDSMOBILE Dealer'*! &FENDENT LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1955 PAOE ELEVEN

economles Is whether or not they , will help tell the New. Jersey caticnal Television has filed Its will be more than devoured by story wh«n they get together for final report and has compMed Serkin to Give the contUntly increasing cost of the Industrial Editors "Insti- its work . Appolntraeal of o'Hills Park Reports SEWAREN NQTES armament and maintenance. Mr. tute" at the Military Park Hotel Oeorge 8. Pfaus. of East Orange, Concert Nov. 13 WlUwn deserves every com- ln Newark on November 2. as Public Relations Assistant in mendation for hit effort to cut the State Department of Labor Kronaeder, Harold Schrofeder, party for the benefit of the organ tat out of thf Defense wtabHih- OA8 miCt WAR8:--Gover- and Industry has barn In* Mfrey I.eary, and his sister. Rose- NEWARK-The internationally By .unrt, at the home of Mrs. Jo- ment; but h« has to face the nor Robert B Meyner of New nounced. . . Hunters may ewnp mnry. famous keyboard artist. Rudolf seph Thomson, 448 Cliff Road. Serkin, wll lopen the current sea- fact-and so do the American Jersey bellevw the answer to on the huge Wharton Tract In MKS. GEORGE -Mr. find Mrs. Earl Little and By MRS. —The choirs of 9t, John's l(: U(!hte|ls 80 8 serle of plano conCCTtR of people—that the cost of defense perodkal fa* price wars lies in Burlirigton, Camden and Atlan- F FERGUSON " ' Barbara. Lorraine and th"'e r flt*n PERCY Church will meet this evening a' weapons In this nuclei age Is tic Counties his year without Diane, Washington Avenue spent' "" Music Foundation at Washington, D C. Homes Park the Mosque Theater, Newark, on AUSTIN 7 o'clock In the ehurah for re- incrtMlni rathtr than diminish- "Oaa wars move rapidly along charge . . . The newly appointed Sundny at the htfme of Mrs. Lit- hearsal. ing.-Th« Ntw Tora Tlmca. Avenue Sunday nflernoon. November IS. 499 West Ave. the Interstate highways and New Jersey Shore Resort Ad- tle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles —St. John's Church School will visory Committee Is at work de- Rittev Always a favorite in this popular Sewnren quickly fan out by reason of the u in, l ' Richmond Hill, at which series in which he has appeared meet at 8:45 A. M. Sunday in proximity of the many stations vising ways and means to popu- 9-1473 time Lorraine was hostess at a the Parish House on Cliff Road. New Jersey Poll larize shore resorts during. Sep- party on her third birthday. Other several times, the celebrated pian- In the BUte," says the Oover- ist lias planned two innovations nor. "Although the price wars Umber and October. ... four guests were John and .Karen Rlt- HOSTESS TO CLUB Continued from Editorial Page) which should make ihe concert an appear to be particularly Intense Egyptian educators are touring ten yeuis of miiv- !•']•, Massapequa, and Harold and SEWAREN — The Triple Pour- children of school age and thow Rl unusually interesting event. In —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bason In New Jersey, yet the problem the New Jersey public school and Mellow,| «emarle Knecht, Richmond some met at the home of Mrs. without. i! s tribute to Wolfgang Amadeus and daughters, Gloria and Di- I* Indifferent U) Mat* line* and colleges to study the various dinner ^ ' A. W, Scheldt, Holton Street. -Don't forset the Hallowe'en Mozart, the 200th anniversary of anne, Sewaren Avenue, visited any solution, If one compatible phases of the State's educational Cannon Ball Inn, whose birth will be celebrated this Mrs. Bason's mother, Mrs. Peter Prize winners were Mrs. W, 8. system. . . , Twenty-three a«kU- mil Inter attended the costume party tomorrow night with the over-all public welfare winter, Serkln's program will be an Haberinsky, in Allentown, Pa., Wooten, Mrs. t. T. Howel). Mrs. can be found, must be developed tlonal acres of land has been ,, (it "Happy Birt.hduy"' from, 7 to 8 at the Green Street Olive Van Iderstlne and Mrs. Al- Pire House, Children of members all-Mozart ohe and In it he will Sunday. at the Fe^JerW level." purchased In Rockaway Tojn- Mill Playhouse, have the assistance of a chamber bert Hagen. The next meeting will »htp, Morris County, for use by jlrthiliiv suruiisp party was of either the Civic League or Wo- . —Mr. and Mrs, Rdbert Rankin be at the home of Mrs. Russell ill m man's Club are invited. Prizes will orchestra directed by the eminent and son, James, of Summerslde, Would want them to let JERSEY J1O8AW:-The aver- the New Jersey Camp for BUnd |«rin Rchwartzbad, Elizn- violinist, Alexander Schneider. Solt, Woodbridge. polio vaccination* tt% hy Andren Caposwl be. awarded for the prettiest, most Prince Edwards Island, were re- age salary of the New Jersey Children, Inc. ... the fltofe 1 original and funniest costumes; During the concert Serkin will Would not M u Department of Health has Irot I iv It " 'it Hie former's perform ,two of the greatest of cent visitors of Mr. and Un. H. school teacher this, year ls*4.^55, Avenue, lost Friday games have been arranged and re- B. Rankin, Cliff Road! During Leave It up to child I 0 an increase of $295 over 1S54 amended ' polio vaccine regula- Mozart's piano concertos, the A Opinions of Others tions to permit inoculation of f.wM, list, included fi'flshments will be served their, stay ln Sewaren, open house No opinion 4 I salaries. . . . William R. Dar- major Piano Concerto, K. 488, one (Continued from Editorial Pane* children 14 years of age and rurson, Joyce and Carol -Nominations of officers for was held by Mr. and Mrs, Ran- This newspaper presents the ragh, of Westport. Conn.. Is the the coming year will be held at of the two "which were written ln personnel cuts and the rest reports of the New Jersey Poll under, as well as future moth|rs. - Carol Preston, Paula the year 1786, and the other, the kin, at which thex entertained hew Executive Director of the bk. Mnry Johns, Barbara the November I meeting of the through other forms of economia- exclusively in this area. . . . Morris Qoodklnd, Director D majona r Concerto, written n seventy relatives, who live In this lng. New Jersey State Republican snd Chief Engineer of the State fcson, Dolorls Florentino, Woman's Club held at the First £ ' ° S°"f "• * "f, ,"» area. ,Finance Committee'. . , . New itaheiinei-. Ronnie Hun- Presbytorl.il Church. This WilWilll *^°Zart ln 1784" Serkln wil1 also This is all to the good, subject Hlghwa-y System, «has reeeWBd play unaccompanied Mozart num- Jersey's first drilling for mona- tdiuiir Siimpson,. John also be c ''come as your* glad —Mrs. J. A, Lahey and daugh- to at least two Important con- Under Capitol Dome New Jersey's Highest award for bers. The orchestra, under Scfihei- zite has begun In Murls County Tnmpko, Eddie Kuchle, you're not" party, followed by ter, Mrs. Edward N. Dumas and siderations. One Is that there be professional accomplishment for der, wifl 'be heard in other selec- (Continued from Editorial Pafe) where the rare earth mineral Diium, Kii'hiird refreshments. son, John, all of Massena, N. V., no diminution whatsoever in his achievements ln bridge engi- (1 tions. the Morey LaRue Laundry in lnsii.'.«, J') B;'.|owskl, Muc --Mrs. Joseph St. Pierre, De- were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. military strength. We are very was discovered by uranium pros- neering. Serkin was born In Eger, Bo- H. D, Clark, Cliff Road. At one much ln favor of economy In the Linden; "Keynote" Is the publi- pectors. . . . Harness races at ki Kenny Miele. troit, Mich., lias been making an cation of the Monroe Calculat- extended visit with her son-in- hemia (later a part of Czecho- time Mrs, Lahey made her home Defense Department, as every- Freehold fostered increased bet- Ann Noll, Washington slovakia) in 1903. He was brought here In Sewaren at 5BS West where else, when the economy ing Machine Company. Orange, ting this year. State Treasurer CAPITOL CAPERS: Micro- law anO daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 1 celebrated litr eiuhtrf Emil Wojclk, Homes Park Avenue. up In Vienna where he studied Avenue, where Mr. and Mrs. Har- represents elimination of waste, and "The Bee Hive" Is associated Archibald 8. Alexander reports. filmed records in the Secretory f Thurstliiy. She took biusk- —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daven- piano under Richard Robert and ry Howell now live. extravagance and inefficiency. with the Howard Savings Insti- . . . The New Jersey Crop Re- of State's office can be conUlted idv iin:l cup-cakes to her composition under Arnold Schoen- Just as certainly are we opposed tution at Newark. port, Woodruff Street, have an- -—The trustees of the Sewaren porting Service claims the yield in 24 cubic feet of space, as com- es in School fi. Sunday nounced the birth of a daughter berg. He made his debut at 12 with to any reduction In the effective The National Lead Company per acre for tomatoes for com- pared with 3,000 feet of space 11 birthday party at the the Vienna Symphony but did not Free Public Library are sp6nsor- strength of the United States at on the twenty-first at St. Peter's ing a benefit card patty which in Perth Amboy has "The Melt- merclnl processing in New Jer- consumed by the original docu- in ni'jindpnrents. Mr. Hospital. start a concert career until much this juncture in the world's his- ing Pot" and the Maiden Form ments. . . . The sand blasting if was immediately success- will be held tomorrow evening sey this year is the lowest ln 10 Waller Pi-.ihl, Point to report Penny Bouch- ory. We are confident that the Brassier Company In Bayonne years. . . . Governor Meyner has project which is whitening up at 8 o'clock in the home of Mr. American people desire no reduc 1 oux. Homes Park Avenue, has re- and Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Holton tells all ln "The Maiden Forum. ' proclaimed this week as Cleaner the StatP House Annex ln Tren- |d:iy inaiked the second covered from the mumps. when Toscanini invited him to be tlon in real strength; and they Street. The publication of New Jersey Air Week and urges New Jer- ton, is Retting into everyone's of Khiclcv Thorsen, Park —Among the many couples at- soloist with the New York Philhar- have been assured time and again monic Symphony, his -star has. —On Tuesday afternoon, No- by the Administration that none Natural Gas Company at Aabury sey residents to »ive considera- hair. . . . Mercer County Repflb- She wns honored uue.«t tending the dance, given by the Park 4 called the "Natural Gas. tion to ways in which air pol- llcans were forced to call off a •ty ;.'lwn at the home of st>rin^wood Swimming Club last steadily been in the ascendant. He vember 15 at 1:30 o'clock, the Is contemplated. makes his home with his family on Guild of- St. John's Church will ssr." naturally. lution can be reduced. . . . The $50-per-plate dinner recently mil limit, Mr. and Mrs. ».pr, The other question arises In nnr| rj New Jersey Commission on Edu- because nf a hotel strike, WeslfiMd. Others nt- a farm in Vermont and since 1950 hold a luncheon-dessert card connection with thse projected Editors of Mich publications Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Walter has made a summer trek to Eu- rrr Mr. imd Mrs. W. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth tr und Mrs. L. Howarth rope to join the great cellist, Pablo Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Casals at the Casals Festivals. Joyce und Claudia, nard Smith. iinrt Mis. O. Olstn and -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colola oiuurl IInd Richard, Car- and sons; Tommy and Kenneth, .iiiii Mrs. N. Reinevtsen, Woodruff Street, were Saturday Third Ward GOP called lit the Thorsen dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. undav iimht. and Monday Lomhardo of Irvlngton. ' CADILLAC wt'i« Mr. and Mrs. -Jeffrey Capozzi, Grand Ave- Rally November 3 Pelt iinfl children, Janet, nif\ had a family party to help nn and Richard. celebrate his second birthday last AVENEL — A Third Ward Re- Up Anthony, infant son of Friday, and Edward Van Lenten, publican Raily will be held Novem. Mrs Anlhn:iy MaterniKk, II Bloomfield Avenue, entertained ber 3 at 8 P. M. at the Maple Tree Tvi'iiue. was .OM'IStPTieTt'DyrnifsB I playmatepy s Mon- Paim, Hahway. Avenue in honor ,n Wilus a! St. Cecelia's! day for his fifth birthday. of Harold h. Barr, Avenel, candi- Ti'c sponsors were Mr. —Anniversary greetings this date for the Town Committee from A'.luno Catinella of Lln- week to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Noll, the Third Ward, and Lyle B. Reeb, IIIUM tin.' party at the Washington Avenue, for fourteen Jr., Colonla, candidate for mayor. home later were Mr. years uf marriage; to Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. James O'Brien, general Ku.sscl Cinndone, West- George Call, Bloomfield Avenue, chairman, stated that all interest- |r. and Mss. John Housler, for seven years; Mr. and Mrs. ed residents of the area are Invited an; Mr and Mrs. William Donald McKenzie, Jr.. Grand Ave- to attend the rally and talk with Mr. and Mrs. nue, for ten years, and Mr. and the candidates personally. They Bullmaim, Rnhway. Mr. Mrs Paul Wlttenbreder, Washing- will be willing to answer questions, \, I-Viix /,idmski Mutawan, ton Avenue, for eleven years. she said. anr*. Mrs. Bruno Master- —Chester Amu.son. Washington At the conclusion of the eve- Urunswick. Avenue, has one of ^he leading ningig ftotivitle*,-refreshment s will and Mr.v Bernard Som- parts in the production "My Three be served and a door prize will be faslnnulun Avenue, me iv- Anyels" given four nights by the awarded. cniu'iatuliitions on the Merck Circle Players at the First Mrs. O'Brien will be assisted by tii.,1 child, ;i sun, Presbyterian Church in Railway. the following committee: Mrs. 18. ,tt St. Mirhni'l's llos- Tin1 last two performances "will Vernon Johnson, Mrs. Will'nm tw.uk "I'll*" baby lm.s been br tumomiw and Saturday nights. Bernath, Mrs. Warren Cllne, Mrs. Umiard. and hf j Mrs. Aronson is in charge of stage Jacob Herman, Mrs. Fran Nevis, rbt n;nidchild for Mr. mid I propurtles. and Mrs. Anne Seleckey. limn Ciuhby, also of Wash- •A family party was held last Kvi'iiuc. Friday to celebrate the twelfth Mrs. Z. Lasky and daughter and [ci'l'liratf Hubby Juili|K*r's birthday uf Marion Hilinski, Eliz- Mrs. I. Lasky. all of Newark; Mr. liiithd.iy. his parents abeth Avenue; then on Saturday and Mis. S. Oberman and son. I nn ciuUoor party for him Mr. and Mrs, Julius Hilinski and West Orange: and Mrs. N. Hal- lidiiii- un GrsinJ Avenue. their children had dinner at Lido pwn, wife of Rabbi Halpern, and Ls tteiv Kevin and Tiinmy Ciardens, Perth Amboy. children, of Woodbury. On Sunday Dale Thompson, Howard -Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen a reception and catered dinner ; Viiuiie DIPoce, Patty Li- and children hud dinner at Lido was held at Clinton Manor. New, und Richard Tirrell. Gardens, Perth Amboy. ark, for 97 guests. Joel was 13 :Ck, Bobby Edwards, Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen years old on the 11th. nniy Duffy, Dale Gniutr, and children, Carol and Bernard, —For her seventh birthday, Ite, Burbar* Raimo, Ken- Woodruff Street, visited Storyland Frances Casy, Elizabeth Afenute, ar:;ent. Stanley Baum. in Neptune Sunday for Carol's, received a pedigreed collie puppy |T(ijinny and Donald Gero, ninth birthday. Monday a family from her uncle and aunt, Mr. and i Park; also Linda Barney dinner party was held. Mi;s. Richard Allen, Jersey City, Vllle. —Last Saturday at Adath Israel who attended her birthday party to hear Mrs.. Michai' Synagogue. Joel Shane , Monday night. Present also were [Wu.sliinuton Avenue, is a Kllzabeth Avenue made his Bar Ronnie*Ilutkowski, Ber^iadette Ty- Mulilenbeix Hospital, Mitzvah, followed by Oneg Sha- grett and Margaret Thompson, bult ut home. His guests were and Francis' brothers land sister. ony jPiorro, Bloomfield Mr. und Mrs. J, Coster and daugh- —Mrs. George Ferguson spent jentei tallied Friday for his ters, Long Island; Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at the home of her cou- birthday the following N. Shane and children and Mrs. sins, Mr. and Mrs. David MacMas- ! Linda Wood, Martin Ba-i D. Shane, Westbijry Park; Mr. and ter, Flemington. Present also were ol Jean, Lucille and Jerry Mrs. H. Shane, Wood Ridge; Mr. other cousins. Mrs. Robert Mac- |ohlh MiLiiriello, Peter Rut- and Mrs. H. Cohen and children, Keachie, East Orange, and Mr. |niy Novritsky, Diane Mrs. B. Cohen, Mr. und Mrs. B. Maxwell MacMaster and daughter, Edward Esker, Edwin Ot'isll and daughter, and Mr. and Jacqueline, Pulaski, Tenn. fresh as this morning's milk!

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INDEPENDK:, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 PAGE TWELV Orner, all of Brooklyn; Mr. and going by Parl; spent the weekend at King's Park Mrs Martin Melt, Manhattan; that the pojiuL with Mrs Margerite Maier. Before Mr and Mrs. Phil Atoter and Stan- opment is in coming home they went o» to visit ley Edgar and Phyllis. Boonton; new neighbor'' a brother-in-law, Frank Smith, in Lafayette Estates Mr' and Mrs. Ed Melt and Renee to write at,,,,,. • his Northport home for his daugh- nd Irwtn and Mrs. Bertha Melt, call me wim •.,•. ter, Nan's, birthday party. B Newark. some ne».< ||..,, Mrs, Johaiuen's grandmother who —Congratulations to Margaret week. was 87 years old. Mrs. Johansen's —Congratulations to Mrs. Ben By Elizabeth Konarskl, Milfran Place, Frelltch who celebrated her birth- —Dr. and y. other grandmother Mrs, Andrew who celebrated her birthday this man and tin,: MBS. RO8I.YN Olscn, is here in Lafayette Estates day this week. week. Stephen, »nv ; GROSS to spend a week with the Johan- ^-One of the residents in the —The people selected at the at the Seynm;: • sens. area travels to and from Elisabeth 35 Ooncannon first, meeting of the Civic Associa- Concannon 1):; -Philip Furia. DeGrasse Street. I every day at .7:00 A. M. and 4:30 Drive. Fonto I tion to act as representatives for and Mrs AH-, attended his first Cub Scout Meet- p M H there Is anyone ebe travel- children Pim Liberty 8-lM« , a nominating committee, are busy I ing at these hours to Elizabeth, ing at Our Lady of Peace cnurcn,Church » """", ""'J, . th. resiHenUs on Roslyn, Lm,K , and received his Wolf badge. His contacngril of he gden ^ please contact me, and perhaps guesU of the \ e t0 K i an ainngcment can be worked out .'ither. Rocky, recently recuper- 'their »" ^ « " FreilichPl, . —The Am.: Bted from an illness, accompanied whereby you can travel together. Tommy Redmond son of Mr. d i nu^ n mm. «. ...» com- aress Chaptn : —The PTA of School 14 held ,md Mis Tom Redmond, Concan- Philip. mittee, wishes to Inform. all of an invitation . its first meeting o! the year last inm Drive, celebrated his fifth —Kaye Tapper, daughter of Mr. the representatives th*t they are tates resident • Wednesday night. After th« teach- jirthdny with cake and ice cream ind Mrs. Abraham Tapper, Bran- requested to attend a meeting at bam dnnc? in ers were Introduced and the busi- billed with his playmates Barry dywlne Drive started training at his home. 48 Concannon Drive, tuchen Jfwi-i. r ness of the evening completed, Jo- Gross. Tom Debrowski. and Victor Clara Mansse Memorial Hospital, Monday evening. November 1, «l Saturday evn:; . Johansen. and his two brothers, Newark. At the end of her course 8:30 o'clock. The next regular seph Darnbach, director of Civil pfominent m::. Billy and Johnny. Afte.' these fes- Kaye wtl be a registered nurse. meeting of the entire organization Defense In Woodbrfdge Township, for the evemii < tivities, his grandmother. Mrs —Mr. and Mrs. Ben Freillch. is scheduled for Monday night. spoke on the importance of civil- call Mrs Li-.- ; Jnm-s Miliken. Bronx, came to Concannon Drive, had as over- November 14. Murk your calendar ian defense In our schools. It was ,,; Foreign Wars in Fords. The fact attended by Susan and Lo^s Sha- Monday, November 7 or Wednes- nad a housewarmtnR party in their day at its :, hat there is Scouting In the area piro. Barbara Sablatsfcy. Darlene day, November V. There i« much liome on Sunday afternoon. The mg at 1346 s will come as welcome news to many Scofield. Carol Debrowski. Oeral- to be gained from a visit to your guests Included Mrs drhss' par- All the bftkir parents. dine and DRilene Johansen and chl.fl's classroom while the class ents, Mr, and Mrs. David Lippman, premises and Gloria MiRllonico, all of Lafayette is at work. -Good lurk lo Walter CnlRan, Brooklyn; Mr. Gross pnenls. Mr. ,ree parknii: -Mrs. Marshall Hensert will Ford Avenue who has just changed • Estates. and Mrs. Morris Gross, Bronx, and Mr. ani^v us position. He is now employed —Tommy Hensen. son of Mr. hold'a demonstration party In her Mr. and Mrs- Burton Lippman and prletors, said • by Allstate Insurance Co. Marshall Hensen. Bran- home tonig!it, at 8:00 o'clock, and and Mrs Merrill, Mr. and Mrs S.snky Jo- ness forced • • she extends a cordial invitation —• Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johansfn , dywine Road, celebrated his s°c- seph and Michael. Mr. imd Mrs. luarters to the women in the area to be und their children. Richard, Oer-ond birthday with his sisters Bert Kramer, Mr and Mrs. Irving her guests at her home, 67 Bran- aldine, Darlene and Victor, Ford' Christine and Nancy and his Schorr. Mrs. Rae Roth. Mr. nnd dywine Road. World on i. visited Mrs. Johansen's brother. Bobby Mrs, Ben Joseph. Mrs Frances '--From all of the moving vans .-Un" in lll.vi

ilis are all srt in I-.K mil on "trick nr treat" calling HA! I t)\\ H V Tun (•emce Skiha and Mrs. Skiba. l ir( ll n risht /. ilt.iii Ma (ft. Mrv rikht i lif • ' " ' Tarloski Speaks iCOLONIA ACTIVITIES At GOP Medina; .-isier. Mr. and Mrs. William By MRS. COLONIA—Edward P. Tarloski. Manland. Chester, Pa. , Perth Amboy, candidate for the IIKXRV —Theodore S. Chosney and STKIBEL Board of Freeholders, was guest sons. Bruce and Joseph. Guernsey speaker at a meeting of the Sec- 211 colonia [Lane, have returnsd homo after, ond Ward Republican Organiza- i attending the Dartmouth-Lafay- ; Bniilcvard tion held Thursday at the Civic ; ette football game at Hancver,; Colonia. Improvement Club, Inman Avenue. i N. H. They spent the week-end ; Stating that "for the first time Tel. ! m the White Mountains of New i Jin twenty-five years the Repub- Fl 8-6731 J Hampshire., lican candidates have the'honor i ''—TiTrsrJohn-Meisaee, Mr*. Eifth... "oTthe' fop Tine Wth"rtraftjt,"Tmd lard Hubbard and1 Mrs. Hershal discussing the 'coincidences lead- i Tarvar, all of Pine Tree Drive, and ins to the honor," Mr, Tarloski - -Karl Riiiirtr'. Amh'TM Ave- |Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strubel. Col- urged that the -campaigning for nue, has ;•( :ur::(-(j home alter be- onia Boulevard, were all witnesses the November 8 election be based inn a pa [I'm far three weeks in favoring the proposed Public Serv- ;• on "voting the straight Line A." the MixUip. Brothers Hospital. ice express bus route between New ; The speaker was Introduced by —The Colonia Library will be .Brunswick and .' Mrs. Henry Strubel. chairman, closed. Wednesday, November 2. jwith stops, in Colonia. before the' and Peter Smoyak, County Com^ but in that week will be open on i Interstate Commerce Commission,' mittteman from Fords. Tuesday, November 1 I in Newark. Edward D. McCue was It was announced that a Can- --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Suttev, the examiner. The Colonia group didates' Night will be held at the Mid wood Way. are the parents of were guesUs of the Public Service Civic- Club tomorrow night. at luncheon at the Essex House. a son. John Bennett, born in the All the Republican candidates —Mrs. Frank W. Fonneman, I,(";i .nn.inu ni" i -The annual Halloween party home with her son-in-law and and Raymond F. Smith. Jr., can- The man wlm drives th'e Imperial i>, JS u^ual, Ir.nltiii; i!.- for Colonia children up to the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carl- didate for the Town Committee fourth grade, , sponsored by the son, 14 Tanglewood Lane. from the Second Ward, were en- Colonia Library, will he held Sat- —Luncheon guests of Mrs. Ste- j dorsed by the organization. urday from 1 to 8 P. M.. at the phen Andrews, Colonia Boulevard, | Julius Izso'conducted a Chinese library. There will be games and were Mrs. Richard Downey. New- [auction with Anthony Poreda, prizes. Admission will be nominal. ark, and Mrs. Edward Keirnan. • Iselin, and Mrs. Paul Skula and --Mrs. Frank Franchak, Phila- East Orange. ' Mrs. Edward Muller, Colonia, as delphia, is a patient in the Perth the winners. Amboy General Hospital as the Oil has been found in Israel. The discovery was at Heletz. six IMPERIAL FOR 1950 result of an automobile accident miles northeast • of Gaza. Drillers Educators plead for improved near New Brunswick. Mr. and handwriting. ' Mrs. Franchak were enroute to struck oil at a depth of 4,906 feet. Colonia to visit with Mrs. Fran- chak's parents, Mr, and Mrs. This is a distinguishedl Stephen Andrews and Mrs. Henry Within its spirited beauty you'U diacover mastery of the highway Strubel, all of Colonia. LADIES' FLANNEL PAJAMAS unequalled anywhere.. J a mighty Imperial V-8 cugine, most powerful Imperial dealer invites you to inspect it. —I^obin •Chase, daughter of From Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, Warm and comfort- McParland Road, marked her first able. All sues in a Imperial for 1956 ^> finest expression of The forward Look birthday at a party. Guests were variety of colors. • Mr.s. Robert M. Andrews, Rahway: Mr. and Mr.s. A. J. Sobck. King- ston, PH., and Mr. and Mr.s. James 1 Shami'iiski, Belleville. , Ladies Flannel NIGHTGOWNS -Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F Largest shipment of From Smith, Jr., Devon .Road, were the latest fashions [UH'sts of Mr. and Mrs. James just arrived! Mann, We.slfield. ajt a dessert;

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^TCJuirge Account* Invited^ R\T£ FLOWERS SHOP THURSDAY AND FRIDAY T1LI, » P. M. Make her happy by tend- • FREE UKKKN 81AMFS U1VEN HEKK • inr her a smart coraacc or fresh, fragrant bou- Quet. it'* the iweetest 1 way you could I My, "l you! ( i We Deliver and Telegraph MAURO MOTORS, Inc. 611 Amboy Avenue, WoodbriuV WALSHECK'S I DEFT STORE FOR THE BEBT IN TV, BEE "IT'S A ORBAT UFf." W«§« l»i« 1". H, CH. 4, AND "CUMAX/1 TltUM., •!»• *• M, CH. » FLOWER SHOP 1536 OAK TREE ROAD, ISEUN (Wvodbridse Qttkii Sliuppii^ t'enter) PAGE THIRTEEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 fc'PENDENT-LEADER FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY Committees Named Scrap Drive Set itcur Librnry Cataloging Amboy Girl Weds Continued by Group BySchoolUPTA By Lions Club i Exhibit Work FORD8 —Mrs. Oeorge Molnar. Peter A. Chirico FORDS—The Fords Uona Club .'(immunity activities chairman of FORDS—The first meeting of met in Lopes Restaurant with I lie ?enson of School 14 PTA was X - he Fords Woman's Club, an- HOPELAWN—Miss Doris Bar- , Dnvld Pavlovsky presiding , In observance of bara Gfeaux, daughter of Mr. and held in the school auditorium. Mis. Jacob Boerer, membership nounced that work jn the cata- Andrew Aaroe, newly appointed Ail, Wci-k, November I Mrs. Emanue.l Oreaux. 418 Inslee chairman, stressed the fact that >K of the local h'irary would iniiii Ipal, thanked all the parents ,e nrt department of the Street, Perth Amboy, bftame the members must attend one out of continue on Monday and Wednes- for attending and Introduced the four meetings to remain » Linn. s Club of Fords will spoti- bride of Peter A. Chirico, son of ? Mrs. Philip Chirico, 80 Wordcn ; leiichers. Attendance Is rising In the club ahibit of thr work of locnl day at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Molnar stated that many Avenue, this place., and the late i Mis Ufayette Livingston, presi- due to the Interesting programs artists at the library on Mr. Chirfbo, Saturday morplng at dent, introduced the committee presented by the progr*m chair- I Street. more workers are needed to com- i-lmlrmen for the year: Budget and plete the tnsk, and organizations 10 o'clock in St. Mary's Church. man, he said. jlnns in oil and color, pen Perth Amboy. The Very Rev, finance, Mrs. Aaroe; program, Mrs. and individuals Interested may Jens Jessen tsked members to ncil sketches, and ceramics Msgr. James R. Fole.y, pastoV. per- , William W<-stldkc, Jr., and Mfs. J. jpntact her at her home, 10 AMlst with oars In transporting .splayed fjolti November formed, the ceremony and cele- W. Kelly; child study, Mrs. Jack children to the Rutgers football Fourth Street. Volunteers who November 10. Amateur brated the Mass. Gruy; health, Mm, Cr&lR Vild; same NoTeraber 13. The club will Jin the area who wish to cannot come to the library may publicity. Mrs. Andrew Sedivy; conduct it* annuil scrap drive ate may contact Mrs make other arrangements with Given in marriage by her lt'Ki.sl.ition, Mrs. Jens Jensen; j father, the bride wore a Rown of with the assistance of St. Jahn'*, nRlnskl, art department 'he chairman. Mrs, Molnar also juvenile protection, Mrs. Frank First Aid Squad during tttti »wk at her home, 28 Dun asked tor typewriters to be used French lace over satin fashioned Prtytl; membership, Mrs. MlHon with portrait neckline and lonR Lund. Founders' Day, Mrs. J. K. of November 7 to 13. Residents are fcniir. for further lnforma- in the project. MISS AGNES KOVACS requested to put their scrap metal [public will be invited to sleeves. The full skirt extended Balsnmo; hospitality. Mrs. Frank at the curb during the week. exhibit. Ribbons will be to form a Cathedral train. Her Proslcs, Mrs. Steve Barankovich BKTROTHAL TOLD: Mr. and to first, second and third ADDITION TO FAMILY veil of tulle nnd lace Was arranged nnd Mrs. Chester Lund; safety, Mrs. William V. Kovacs, 213 New It WM announced the new wa43 Sayre Avenue. School, served two years In the by the Royal Manufacturing M. Mrs. Robert Boyle, Mrs. Jack Features Prizes i Amboy. The double-rins Company. Her husband was grad- Gray. U. S. Navy, and is employed by Henry Stueber and Bride FORDS — A Halloween party Members Welcomed 'ny wns performed Satur- the Public Service Company ln uated from Woodbridge Township Program chairman Mrs. West- .ernoon at 3:30 o'clock by plant j schools and Is employed by the lake Introduced Joseph Dambach. was featured at the meeting of the the Sewaren generating Ladles' Auxiliary of Fords Memo- ,ev Alfred Smith, branch. General Cable Corporation, Perth director of civil defense in Wood- By Isejin Group bride, given In marriase On Honeymoon to Floridabrldge Township. Mr. Dambach, rial Post 6090, VFW, held In post Amboy. FORDS—The wedding anniver- Hither, wore an empire ROAST BEEF SUPPER who won the award for "1953's headquarters. Prizes were award- FORDS — Miss Mary Glenn ^ories and a burnt orange coat Outstanding Citizen'of Woodbrldge ed to Mrs. Dorothy Lund, pret- saries of Mrs. Betty DiMeglio and own of roaepoint lace and FORDS—The annual"roast beef A graduate of Woodbridse High 1 Itulle with a bouffant skirt Cole, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Township,' reported he was tiest costume: Mrs. Violet Han- Mrs. Marian Bucholr. were cele- supper sponsored by the Fords School, Class of 1954, the bride is pleased with the way the children brated by the DunBar Club at a with Irridescent se- Woman's Club will be held No- Hunter M. Cole, 633 Ford Avenue, ley, most original; Mrs. Margaret Metuchen, and Henry J. Stueber, employed as a clerk-typist by Alr- are conducting their fire drills. He Larsen, funniest. meeting held In the home of Mrs, .... seed pearls and a fitted vember ^3 in the library, with Mrs. tron, Inc., Linden. The bridegroom said panic is the most important Ann Onody, 158 Mary Avenue. Llashioiied with a scooped Joseph ' Fedor and Mrs. Frar* Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mrs, Grace Lovelace, Mrs. Julia Stufibex, Highway._L_;were rnar- is also a graduate of the local thingjo deal with In fire. He spoke Plans were made to hold a mas- r Varga lifcharge.- — •- 1 outlined in'rnalching" ried Saturday afternoon at 2 high school,~ clasX of HJ48; served on how 'important* civil "defense"Ts and Mrs. Catherine Kluj into quefSa'e'par'ly UrtBe home-trf Mrs- Ann Sablne. 168 Mary Avenue. A lUfs and with a straight ADDITION TO FAMILY HOPELAWN — Harry Sechrlst o'clock at the Slovak Presbyterian 3Vi years in the Air Force and Is to a community and'how men aremembership. Mrs. Hanley re- A matching lace cap held FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Michael assistant to Superintendent of Church, Hoy Avenue, Fords. The employed by Reserve Terminal, trained for any disaster. A rescue buffet supper will be served. Mrs. ported November 11 as the date DiMeglio won the special prize. veil of Sktbo, 50 Second Street, are the Schools Victor C. Nicklas, was double-ring ceremony was per- Perth Amboy. truck will be purchased to meet any emergency that arises. for a memorial service. i .silk illusion In place. She parents of a daughter born In the guest speaker at a meeting of formed by the bride's grandfather, Lafayette Livingston, Fords, Mrs. Betty Lund announced the ci.scade of orchids and Peith Amboy General Hospital. Local 14, New Jersey State Jani Rev. R. L. Budd, Cincinnati, O., group will hold services Friday Republican Candidates tors Association, held at Hopelawn county coordinator of civil defense ,on,onisi . and Rev. M. Magyar, minister of Halloween Dance and disaster control ln Middlesex at the Statue of Liberty In ob- Honored at Two Parties NEW TAX FORM School. The local consists of men the church. servance of the anniversary of the | LorKta Kubick. twin sister '** employed as janitors in the vari County, explained the setup In his bride, was the maid of New Individual income tax empioye(j as janitors in The bride, given in marriage by dedication of the statue. FORDS — Two house parties Bridesmaids were the, forms and instructions, which wtU Township Schools. county office. William Wright ous her father, wore a gown of satin Scheduled by Unit scout executive, explained the pro A party will be held at the were held In the Second Ward Dorothy Martin, Fords, lack the tell-tale colored stripes MMr ^h fe kk oonn hh bb over' the weekend ln -honor of the f brocade, made to princess style cedure ln organizing cub packs. Menlo Park Veterans Home No- Auloney. and Arlene Chal- that adorned last year's forms. m(jmb(jrs reMl tf with a sweetheart neckline and HOPELTWN—The Ladies' Aux- MM. Livingston urged parents vember 7. Members will meet at Republican candidates. One was Pfi-th Amboy. Lawrence have come off the presses. The voted on Socja, flowing chapel-length train. Her iliary of Hopelawn Memorial Post to visit class rooms during school 7 P. M, for transportation. The held at the home of Mr. and Mis. i'enh Amboy served as new forms embody aome changes & explaininp g the two fingertip-length veil of illusion 153!!, VFW, met in post headquar- hours during American Education group will , sponsor a children's Irvlnj Kahree, 41 Liberty Street, 8 la ters and planned for a Halloween m Ushers were Theodore T ..nnnTnn^ ^ ^f/ 8 d ™ . the pension rere- was arranged from a crown of Week. November 7 and 9. Christmas party December 17 at and the other at the home of Mr. anHd ditnee Saturday in post headquar- Joseph Ondek, Perth Amboy. thhe 60.000,000 individuals and ^ t ^ soclal ^ tt the orange blossoms. She carried a Refreshments were served after 3 P. M. in post heHdtnraiters. and Mrs, John Adamiec. 134 Peniuylvanla Avenue, Hopctsiwn • Wurgo, Edison. I cuuyicoupleas expecteMK^«™d t~o file return* by meeU was to a Uon white-bound Bible marked withers. the meeting in the girls' court hy a honeymoon trip to! next April 15. One permits the anr'answerVriod three white orchids. Mrs. Harry Thomas, president, mothers of the six grade classes BUNDLE FROM HEAVEN At the latter home, Lyie B. Reeh, Ail 15 One permits the iod be appealed for old eyeglasses to be the couple will reside at i taxpayer to round oflall figures The nexl meetinK Miss Janet Clark, Fords, was FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Wil-Jr., candidate for mayor* Ray- vilU- streat. Perth Amboy.! to the nearest dollar. Another ' j j Wood. sent to "New Eyes for the Needy" liam Kacmarsky, 125 Han&on mond t. Smith, Jr., candidate for November 16 at Scno o maid of honor and the brides- in Short Hills. A kitchen shower Um away the bride wore a I change provides a short-cut NewIC V Brownie Troop v 32 Avenue, are the parents of a son maids were Miss Ann Marziali and waas planned for the next meetingmeeting. * "'"""""' * "f nvEm.c, »lc «1C ^,M the Second Ward, and Norman E wool suit with pink ac-1 couples filing--joint returns. Miss. Eleanor Dancsecs, Wood- bom ln the Pertn Amboy Qen ral Harvey, assembly candidate, wen Mrs. Lee Lund aand Mrs. Mildred Plans for Halloween Hospital. * Birthday Party Given brldge. Ronald Steuber served as Blltch were hostesses at a social guest speakers. Mr. Smith ami his brother's best man and ushers l Hospital Mr. Reeb were guests at the K.ih- For Dawn juilius, H that followed. Mrs. Helen Rebar FORDS — The newly organized SON FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY were Frank Herl and ' George won the special award. Brownie Troop 32 of the Mf- HOPELAWN — Mr. and Mrs ree home. Yanik, Fords. At Hopelawn the local Ciimii- FORDS—The third birthday of • tuchen Area Oirl Scout Council Albertt pfacfflPfaefflee , u7 2UW11 CharleH s __Stree,t After a motor trip through dates spoke on school problem < Dawn Juilius, daughter of Mr. and , THEATRHEATRE PARTY made plans for a Halloween party are the nts of a son ^ ,n CALENDAR OF COMINGJVENTS l Florida and several other south- and roads. Similar topics were dis • Mrs. Peter Juilius, 834 Amboy FORDS-The DunBar Club wiwilll at a meeting held In Our Lady of the Perth Amboy General Ho5pi. Avenue, was celebrated with a ern states. Mr. and Mrs. Stueber, hold a theater party to New York Peace School. cussed at the Kahree home. Jr., will reside on Bennett Street, ld tht pt to New York Peace School party at home, City Saturday. Mrs. Joseph French, leader, and (NOTE: For insertions in this calendar, Fords, where they will be at home Mrs. John L. Onofrey, co-leader, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Louis /? 7 ,495 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., FOKDS ', call Mrs. Andrew Sedivy, 100 Grant Ave- Bertekap and children, Marcella to their friends after November 5. introduced the members of the For traveling, the bride select- nue. Folds, VAUey 6-^670, before noon and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Vjrantnann 5 PHONE VA-S-3396 fid a dark green dress, black acces- _ . . —The executive board Beth on Tue.idiiy of each week. Mrs. Sedivy ley Mysllnski and daughter, Kath- ofthe Fords Woman's Club will Distinctive Gifts - Greeting Cards leen; Mrs. Juilius, Mr. and Mrs. meet November 2 at 8:15 P. M. is correspondent for Fords, Hopelawn DANCE SATURDAY Kahleen Mysljnskl, Susan Ono-1 For All Occasions Gregory Juilius and Dareen, De- in the library. and Keasbey.i nise and Kim Juilius. HUt-fiLAWN — A Halloween frey. Carol Parente, Patricia Pa- lance will be sponsored by the vich, Marlon Petroff and Marie IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA J SON FOR HANDERHANS Ladies' Auxiliary of Hopelawn Kaltenbach. FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Engagement — Wedding — Birth »nd Social Announcements Today's Pattern Memorial Post 1352, VFW, Satur- mond Handerhan, 4 Marlin Drive day in post headquarters. are the parents of a son born in PAPER DRIVE SUNDAY PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS j the Perth Amboy General Hospl- FORDS—The Fords Lions Club SHOWER AND WEDDING ACCESSORIES "• MASQUERADE FETE tal. will, hold their monthly paper FORDS—The Fords Fire Com- ' drivt Sunday. MERCHANDISE CLUBS LAY-AWAY 1'I.AN pany will sponsor a masquerade DAUGHTER FOR WOLFFS ' —- mil Post 1352. VFW. „„,„,„„ dance Saturday in the flrehouse. ,FORDS-Mr. and Mrs, Richard TO MEET TUESDAY ^Masquerade dan:e by Fords Fire Company. Pete Milne's orchestra will fur- Wolff, 23 Fifth Street, are the par- FORDS-Fovds PoSt 1C3, Amer- iner drive by Folds Lions Club. nisli the music. Clifford Dunhah m enits of (i daughter bom in the lean Legion, will meet November in cjiairmari. Perth Amboy General Hospital. 1 at 8 P. M. in post rooms. Teenagers! THE MAYER BROTHERS -Soapy" and "Zolfy" Teenage Dances Proclamation .Invite Voft to Attend ! Will I be held K.'sidcnt# of Woodbridge benefit from path, r Services provided by seven member TOMORROW NIGHT hd institutions of the Raritan Bay Community 1 ,t and Council. These agencies include th Ran at in Bay Council, Boy Scouts of America Salvation imy, Kiddie Keep Well Camp, Y. M. C. A.. Y. M. H. A., atholic Chanties and the U. S. O. SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 29th School No. 15, Iselin Hn:ause I feel confident that the people jrid^ appreciate the valuable service these at School No. 11 Woodbridge 'c been rendering, and r Because these agencies have i^ade plans ^extend Mr services, it is most important that add Uona MAYER'S TAVERN School No. 4, Avenel pmls be subscribed to the United Red Fea he Cam (Live Music) •ligu, now being carried on in communities thiough 110 AMBOY AVEHUE WOODBRIDGE t the Rattan Bdly Area. . from Because I am familiar with the important work Pattern 9389: Jr. Ml us Sizes't. 7 to 10 P. M. E,eSe agencies have done and the plan, they hav U, 13, 15, 17. Size 13 takes 6% ade, I ask you for the generous support * eveiyon yard) 35-Inch fabric. "COME IN COSTUME!" Send Thirty-five cent! in coins All Teenagers ate Invited i the UNITED RED FEATHER CAMPAIGN. for this pattern—*dd 6 cents for iacli pattern If Von wUh lBt-class EDWARD J. KATH, Chairman HUGH B. QUIGLEY, mailing. Send to 170 Newspaper Recreation Confnittee, Woodbridge Towrishig Mayor of Woodbridge Township Pattern Dept., tit Went 18th St., New York U, N, Y. Print plainly Refreshments • Laughs • Fun! NAME, ADDRESS yvlth ZONE, Etober 25, 1955 SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. PAGF FOURTH:!? THTTISPAY. OCTOBEK ?'

i : •-(' book* »nti \r.:r.n ^ - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - : CLASSIFIED : "!D;^-: you can set By dojis HATE* - INFORMATION ar.d appiytnj your personal ;> f»r 1.1 I>r»dllHf fur *d* 10 :s«:e you ctn »<* i pood leil o! Fireral Directors • • Musical Instruction • •Plamhhg ni HeatingM . „ i, \ M l»r I he umr vfrk't money ' If the lot jwi chow h».« iro»tr. ,i.,|.lr in ntnoc* j a.' trees, don;l be in i hurry to PIAKO cut them «K. Oo dovlj »nd dive THE Stlect Your |;| LESSONS ymimdf time to be sure that rou Charln Frtrr Make V,,, will not wed the »r*t* you r:- SYWU'WCKI ' Popular WIIX CARE in: cnsidren in my NEW Plumbing • Heating • tH OMiHrttSITY • y.wtnt in Cjl.ma infanu »nd move. ami Everything i, up C*i: F.:!u.r, 1-0023, The location of you: hou» on Funeral Home Classical -To >a LOOK! Klertrlr Seww 10- 11-3 the lot of your choir* 1* of b*5.c Call • MJ 8erv.ee importance Tike in consideration 46 Atlantic Street 1.1-8-6605 Telephone: BONOAKT SCHOOL OF t:ie prfvaili.ig minds and the sun. j Tea. «e ha« the "NtW LOOK" :.OJ< prison DRIV1NO B-tvren 5-8 P. M. for App. 8-0591 The appears!** of the house la o«r Bl«iI>tSS DIRE! TORT. Carteret, N. J. LICENSED i> =.A> of N>sr J«> :s one feature :ru-- ntti not be • LAURA RUSSELL 6*1 L1NWN AVENUE The SEWNr «t 81 Harm- Park Ave I**i;n st-esJied because, to mosi peoplr, j It it 4«*)rmd (o iriw better Woodbrldre, N. J. C...1 Expo:; LitXr * I-OOTO :ft» is the most important single j rwiaWH»T and BW» altrsc- Telephone Carteret 1-5715 .1 ARLINGTON DRIVE Box to ;o,n 24 ;tem o! ail. The appearance should ! FORDS' 10-rt . in car strive tor better QCMJTY ALUMINUM combinl- f>e pleasingto trie oirnei. and .sun- j ferric* U T«« MM\II I1I.1.F WANTED Uor. ««x » .do*s and doors p!:c".y of jlne stems to b* the key ;r Learn To Play The Accordion Radio I TV Service »'. * Ti:: »nc hnnMt price CUs'om L;vab;l«iy should be conlsidered Deluxe Venetian buni? Wiilitm before you move in No matter The Modrrn, how attractive a house Is. if it does hour* PwJol?ki M Ev^reree«ernn Avenue. n:.i > P O 7-M74-M 10 6-10 ?r & TELEVISION 'or you. > Tu Buy Tr.e materiah \u*4 for con- Prompt Exmrt Repair* IF YOUH DRINKJNO ft is Iwcomt On Our Easy Rental Plan nr\jction thould te the test qual- A preMett that ran !io: a • problem Aico"ho>C5 Arwnj-- rtiterlmtnnal. modem mil cl««tctl Rt'A Tubes and Parts *mt FT- ity you can aflord Whatever ma- mous can tx-^p you C'ail Market euHjr be Mired %i music t^iiRht to bttlnnfrs in« ti- Bttterta r*qa:rri terials art used shouM be handled vmcfd sitldrntv Ajmtv Inf ill t»l>- J-TS2» or ar;> P O Box 253.simply and with car« and under- Inklnt In the handy m«kf arrorilom-. / \V';-8-'.39S 10 2" Woodbrsdge standing. Avoxt "fusst" design. BVSINF.SS DIREC- SI PERSHING AVRNl'E ,fi MACHIXE op»rtto:s- 10 6 - 10 n EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER CARTERET, V J. .'•>:'.'.• i Too w&ny diTerstfled materials on TOR V. I Fddlr RonM^ki. Prop. :. . * or> ladjfs h»nio»jts a house serre to confuse and cotn- 1 bARAOOS I 357 State St., P. A. VA-6-1790 A, Kbit, Jr.. Prop. . :j .• : o . necessary Oood AUTO DRIVINO SCHOOL ^!;cate the design I . I Telephone CA-l-MSI ( 1)1: ' Largwt actf O'.iest in County 0! all the items which must be Glaziig II. M .,::•: '»i-;;»re p'.US O'-V: RytSramiUc. Fluid and Standard -:r.siden>d in the construction of t Moving and Tracking • I.'imur«J Plastic Corp K0 MfCI«:;an St., Perth Amboy i riouse the mechanical equip- i S-:>(-•'. Woodbr:di* C±l HHJcrest J-736S ment should be ftudled very c»re- NAT SMITH & SON Complete Movlne Job ! 10-17 10 6 - 10 27 ;ti!'.y You trill depend on the me- SHE SAVEI MONEY! 570 Amboy Atenue WO • 8 -1* ">6 3 Rooms J25 5 Rooms SJ5 DUFFY'S hinical system for heat in *1n- OPEN DAILY I to I, SUN. « to 2 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms $10 • M \i.i: HELP WANTED :°r and possibly eookim in the TELEVISION & by mint the We Furnish and Install All l.o»di Insurrd — 10 v«rs t.w yjmmer Ail Tetr around there All Types of ECONOMY MOVERS STATION »:!; be a demand for hot water serrtees of the RADIO REPAIRS ••: Gooc alirv Mow RESIDENTIAL GLASS NATIOS-WIDI: MOVERS ABOUT Gu; careful attention to your * reliable business Telephone ME-6-0US WCI SERVICE LOCKSMITH WORK Railway 7-MU •.>c;riraj layout and wiring You Senrire Calls Made From Jl'ST Hlu\| P.;."' or fii: men listed In the KEYS MADE YOUR HOME ar.not be too caiiful in this ie- 10-27- BUSINESS DI- TOOLS 48-State 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. pir'.ment because a careless job GARDEN SUPPLIES WO 8-0200 Jtx. Jx'.r.iaiir.i architect re- ! '„.,,. RECTORY. Moving May tat Washert^nd Dryer* result 1 HARDWARE • PAINTS Fast and (.,„•: POSITION WANTED c*r.;!y listed ter. points f:r p: ; Service 1182 OAK TREE ROAD FLOOR SANDERS AND pevtvfbuvers of a home to stuiy AGENT 'BX WAXERS FOR RENT ISELIN, N. J. readir.i Europeans are pressing a searc WOODBRIDGE ^ ,i> -xpenence Wr.'.* Bax They aiiite Next tb Bell's Drat Store if you are :n '.he for natural gas. National Van Lines 443 PEARI io-:: j t Jewelry Service Number on* :.« the cos! and the ! Pbittgrapby Railings FOR SALE flr.ir.c:ns Tr-.r- cost of the house ' BUSINESSMEN! A. W. Hall and Son b« f.xfd *-:th referer.re to 1 Fashion Credit Jewelers Local and L.onp Distance FOR SALE—W x PORTRAIT SPECIALIST To place your ad in the comparttive «ampl;s in its o«r, ' 588 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Movins »nd Storajf lot 150' x 55'. has 10' » • WWJDINOS • co!*rntMATTO>' IRON 30'. pnc* ch.^s T»o or three bath- j Business Directory CARTERET NATIOS-WIDR SHIPPERS of 10' «;!(; •• Located at fili St room* may make a house a good , • coMsremoN t ORAOUATION Hou«holi) and Office Furniturt RAILINGS iii-'n •<• Avenae, Woodbridgf Cill Cinait! RtOUK Tnt Tour Attrim Authorizfil Aj'nt buy at a cpr;a:n price lerel. but i CA-1-6308 Howard V»rv Linn Custom Marie WO-h-J8-»7 10 27 3 Dimensional Color m & higher pr:ce rlsssification it; • DIAMONDS Sfparttr Room* for Storace And Installed may no: have as proponioiut* an | Exp*n Child Ponr»Uu« Work CRATING * PACKING Quality Work KOR RENT effect on the hou?e valuation. I . MOT'.H • Lettl • Adtt - Ftshloc, • WATCHES SHIPPING $000 I.UVLI.V. -unny front bedroox, "Th? cost of the larin is ah"1ltr-~t It's Not tit "ctiiri— l-m-hdmwl f-umimif (it .Kwrj r~ j, Description "J on ii-.i! b.r.!. Ideal lor couple o: portAnt part of the overall value It'i tkr Mu ttUmt It • JEWELftY of the property Thb takes in lo- Ofllce and Warehouse Free Estinuitr .•.H"'.'- l.iii> u: ««r.tlein*n Kitchen cauon and neighborhood. Most of J4 Atlantic Street. Carteret pnvilt.-i-..! utsired. Private home AVENEL STUDIOS • GIFTS us would rather have a smaller WO-81710 In TEL. CA-1-5540 Ids:-.:.:.•...: Call WO-1-lMI-J. WO-R-U49-R Expert Watch and DENNIS M. MURPHY houte in a Rood neighborhood Wood bridle Township 10-17 Jewelry Repair WO-8-3II6 than a large house in a poor 169 A^NEL ST., ne:ghborhood. From the stand- CA-1-5600 in Pet Shops point cf (H-U:na year money out • Itetii & TV Service Carteret liquor Stores • Roofing and Siding J 1'OULTnV FARM til * house, vou ar*1 better off with l-l'lton 8-2177 the smallest house in a neighbor- Telephone Woodbrldje 8-1SS") Anything and i ,n ,i: hood than the largest and most Ctal FRYERS expensive If the house is con- -J&G- Henry Jansen & Son For—KM HIM, TURKEYS venient to sehcils and churches Woodbridge CROtlll :11V, \n!pi: Av< jjitj Cleveland Ave •nd «J»ciH>ing~cfntei»i it will bo Gold and Tropical Flsb TELEVISION and Liquor Store Tinning and Sheet Metal Work NEEDI.i: I'UIM Cotonia mart valtubt*. Guinea Pigs • Mice Hamsters • Turtles Roofing Metal Ceilings and HOOKr.DKH.S 10 27-11 IT Site u.v- and landscaping must RADIO SERVICE COAL - FUEL OIL JOS. ANDRASCIK. Prop. 1 Parakeets • Puppies AMLH1CAN AUTOMOBILE be cons;dere,' .: This item in;iudes 86 Washington Avenue Complete Stock of Domestic Canaries • Monkeys Furnace Work not only the design and planting ASSOCIATION Carteret OIL BURNERS and Imported Wines, Beers of outdoor area^. but also the in- Call CA-1-4978 GUTH PET SHOP 588 Alden Street w>aration of the house and its site. and Liquors Carteret's Little Zoo N.itiunwide gervice House Calls Made Woodbridge, N. J. ifd Keru-i. Uical Agent It would be idf.al if the landscape 574 AMBOY AVENUE 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret The SEV/iNG : u 8 A. M. — 8,P. M. i-ii- sir«et. Perth Amboj' architect c%\'. TT'Tlt f'l-'lv " ' NO MONEY DOWN CA-1-4070 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Telephone 8-U46 73 F.. Clin:> ^ IIWK- MilUrtsl 2-1248 ,thr architect and a long range Joe awl Geone Maiella 10 6-10 27 pl.uitiRR p:an la:o out. I RAHWAY ; U 3 YEARS TO PAY I Musical Instruction • Fre-season Sale of All • Dance Instruction Sweaters and Dog Coats We Sell and Install Free Estimates All Sizes itKRAIMAN inilUil No Obligation to Buy Better Leather and Chain ROOFING - SIDING LELLO'S Goods Reduced GUTTERS - LEADERS FliX TIIKII ACCORDION SCHOOL Aluminum Combination COl'KSK - AND MUSIC SHOP WDGE. 8-14OO Fins-Furs & Feathers DOORS AND WINDOWS ENKOI.I. MI 42 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE ALSO BALLKl i-H WO-8-9455 PET SHOP ACU"!'.' 18 MAIN ST., Opp. Tofn Hall Kocfiie Roofing Co. AVENEL WO-8-1601 CLASSES !!:•:. CA-l-6404 For Further ini COAL & OIL CO. 44-41) l.inruln Avenue, Cartcrct Photography Call CiriiiM 82C RAHWAY AVE,, AVENFX t Service Stations • FREE LOAN of tin- following items, if you Drugs Dancing ami S|l!-inl BRIM; THIS Al) with you. TOWNE GARAGE • MOVIE CAMERA J. F. Gardner & Son LEE CREIGHTON • FLASH CAMERA Avenel Pharmacy 493 HAIIVVAV AVENUE l : • 35-mm CAMERA M Kolly Slrrfi. ^' -" Woodbridge :: 994 RAHW&Y AVENUE • TAPE RECORDER Menlu r.nl ' ' Everything In Music in WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 WO-8-3540 New CtaMr. N..» l'"» • New and VneA Acrnrdiuiis This Month's Special • Accurdiuii KIMIUK We're Speclallitg In Wedn««cia> • Shett Music STUDIO PICTURES • BJ;AK WHEEL ALIGNMENT PRESCRIPTIONS I ' i r M • Munlcal Instruments OF YOUR FAMILY AND BALANCE * WHITMAN'S CANDIES TAl' Certified AAA Instructor l — tut • BRAKE SERVICE, Cosmetics - plm 6— 5*7 • Moulin Wll Greeting CarJa Ortly $13.00 Prlutt Sporting Giods Pictuije T4fnt Service for All LeitHOiiii Btdyjlass,iuej| on Occasions FIXED TKUMl'KT NOW! <;nil-Alt Let 11 At't'OHDIUN Complete line of We're »n Aches and I' " OIHcUl ComVTtfFLint Supplies (iflirr.il "Penn," AND SON MUBJCAI. Body Massiitf '" illUl INSTRUMENTS TKOMIiONE "Alrex" »n4 and t l)Hl MS Wrik "I "" Druggists "CenUure" Fur lnroniutloM (all UI-i-6»4« Service IWorrio W;iini' 88 Main Street SAMMY RAY'S GAILARD'S PHOTO , MUSIC and HEPAIK I Open 10 to 6 KFKL KCI>AIKH A KPECIALTY 467 New BruiL.wlik Avtnflc, VotAl 215 Woodbridge, N, J. 547 AM BOY AVENUE Reel (linked, (toned, I'olibla-d, tireatcd >iul $| .M Put yourself in ihis picture .uul iin;ii;in(' how dependent you Wuudbridte 8-3051 i Telephone 8-0551 Adjusted, for Only * Write or I ' would bo upon others. It isn't a pleasant thought—but there Phone: Cllartn Mull, and Fri. Mi(ht* to 8::J0 il'lux ParU, K Needed) arc thousandsVrul thousands of people—young and oW-pwho PHIL GOLDIN ' Huute of K*d Pwta" need food, medical attention, shelter, guidunce—all the things Fmiture Popular and Classical PlyraMng and Heatiigt We Have, ID Stock Upholstering provided by your United Community Campaign, $o won't you PIANO LESSONS • < UslOM-MADE POLES share your good foiiune to help others? Please, give, and give • MAINE-HADE MOOCA8INS gAJLE f«r «" """ . generously to your United Community Campaign. WdODRRlDCE LUAFEE8 ittd SLIFTERS Fall Clearance Sale Lessons Given * • VVILDHFE WCTURES Give »»»» turiiilun- i "'" (f ruined) NOW IN PROGRESS' Plumbing & Heut'utg new bounce. . In Your Own Home • HUNTING AND FI6HINO Winter Brothers I UCENSES ISSUED - Sofa Rebuilt Sent W 026 Aittfeor Ave., Ford*, N. J. « • Remodeling Auk How You Ctn Win W«yiid« Furniture 8h»p Chair Rebuilt Seat W VAUe» 6-7650 • New Installations One of Our TIH»MM 11. S. No. 1 AVENEL Call W<) " ri: COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN Feature Natloiully Advertbtd • Gas and Oil Burners TACKtK REPAIR * AcMMKrtet • SERMAYAN c»» wp-8-wtt. m-t-nn SPORTING GOODS OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. - 8 P. M. i. niGuetE • A. uro t Monroe 81reet, R«hw»» WO«4Wtd(« I-I57T WANTADS lilephonc RA-7-JW4 B nrm fcpENDKNT -LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 PAGE FIFTEEN

Mrs, Augusta Fltzke, Mrs. James O'Brien, Mrs. Harry Yokemtch, Many Win Prizes Mrs. R. Myers. Mrs. Eugene Otry, Mrs. Pied Kaleta, Mrs. William At G.O.P. Party BernRth, Mrs. Leonard LaBgnco, Mr?. Charles Havel, Mrs. Christine AVENEL - The Fifth District Mester, and Mrs. Ann Saleckl, Mrs. Republican and* Civic Club of i Raymond Geiity was awarded the Avcnei tifld a card party Friday sPpcial prlae. the home of Mr. and Table prizes werft won by Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Rhodes. 62 Manhattan . Kallta, MU» Jean Abbott. Mrs. Avrnue, under the chairmanship of j William Bernath. Mrs, Kenneth Mrs. Raymond dibble and Mis. Bersey, Mrs. Havel, Mrs. Carl Hinhnid Myers. Fitzke, Mrs. LaBanco, Miss Gloria Door prizes were awarded to Cl.eety nnd Mrs. Gerlty. / Winners of the non-player prized MustrnnKclo 234. Neil Quirtlan 222. were Miss Bonnie Mester, Mrs. Itfsults Beatrice Dunham, Miss Pamela Pumpkin 2 Graham, Mrs. A. Saleckl, Miss C. Three - URIHC winners: Setim Mester, Mrs, Adele Salvla, Mrs.' Hall over loan. Notre Dame over Stella Salchlnsky, Mrs. Vernon NABISCO VERI-THIN Pordham, Loyola over Holy Cross, Johnson, W. Jones and Arnold St.. Peter's over Villanova. Graham. TI1RUAY NIGHT MIXED Krispy Crackers ;, ) LEAGUE Avemd Acres Civic w : PoLi'H-k'K .. 10 Group Elects Slate SUNSHINE Manro Motors ,9 6 Specialty Food H;iles 9 6 AVENEL — Election of officer* Pretzels Amboy Service & Repair . '? 8 was held by the Avenel Acres Civic Kaliway Watch ,' . 7 8 Organization, at a meeting held In REPP-U-TATION PURE APPLE Jims .7 $ the Avenel School Auditorium. Norwood DM. t.6 9 Those newly elected were James '/2-Sal. Willy's Liquor Store \. 5 10 Jones, president; Joseph Oldak, Jug Honor Roll • vice-president; William Teng- Cider strom, secretary; and Anthony In- Hii:h individual scores: Marie Nationally Advertised Regular 5c Stoph.m 202, S. Sef/.ek (clean trone, as treasurer. name 184'. Plans were discussed for a mem- f* I • _ ^ Carton of i Rrsults bership drive. All interested resi- Three-same winner, Food Sales dents are welcome to attend the next meatlng to be held November Candies ^^ over Ralnvny Watch. 21, in the school auditorium: on Two-name winners: Pctivk's iiM-slwv's Sucharrt, Ribv Ruth, powerhouse. M»* over Ambohy Service & Repair, Mints. Milky Wny, Forever Yours, Cliirk uars, •I,i!!'s over Witty's Liquor Store, Religious instruction Is urged k'iny, Tith Ave. Muui'o Motors over Norwood Uist. to combat delinquency. Campfire Marshmallows !1" 35c NEW BEAUTY PLUS YEAR 'ROUND Cracker Jack 6 pl|, 27c K\, BOWMAN: Henry frlrrson. 24 Fourth Avrnw, Port {'andy Corn W,' 29c luis achlevrd On- unal of all how and arrow hunters— PROTECTION FOR YOUR HOME kill. Kdhin II I style. The Port Reading man is sern (Charms Pops .-".'.'•'. 39c /A [willi ,i 125-p(tmicl hurk he hrnunht down in Slokps State ChewinR Gum, US. , K was his first one in Ihe three y*ars hr has hunted with imd iirriiw and Is reported In be the first this year Kraft Caramels 39c hy a township resident. Roasted Peanuts %": 39c Honor Roll I.7 ";, ii n. «h« High individual score, Onafeb I op vorn MIII> f»ppir 203. Walnuts 'i'Zr ' 45C I'RIKES Results Two-Kame winners: Jefferson Wise Potato Chips ',V,! 69c over Hudson, McGuIre over Ethel, and llachman Pretzels r,1h"u. 19c ^, WOODBRITXiE TOWNSHIP LEAGUE PARES u W L ILL \j L Ifl 111 \% Gkllou I *rvon I I Itr"': -• • • ia . X bDWUIXiE SERVICE College Inn 14 1 I.F.AUUB# PiLz Contractor 12 9 W V.F.W. 2636 91..J 11 Mi y Niters 15 Iselln Taxi' 9 12 Dmrv 12 White House 9 12 The New-Improved 10 American Legion 7 14 All weather HASTINGS alumi Awning Marsh & Ryan 6'a for doorways, windows, jx>n:lirs, pntioi 'TRIPLE TRACK' Aluminum ryanamld 10 *rc conitriiclcti of sturdy .040 aircraft Honor Roll [•v '•4 aluminum . , , provide year 'round pro- Combination Window Rindless Mild High Individual scores: D Ca- tection for your home Lustrous enamel Drills 10'a 210, finish firmly bonded to metal, in clum t A Permanent year 'round iirlMis 5 13 ruso 222. 208. C. Routson Dalton 202, Logue 202, B. Gunther of 11 imart colors and combinfl^ona, as- protection j > Confectionery 4 14 tuiet lasting beauty in sun, rain^inbw. 210. T. Pltapatrick 213, F. Boka • Beautifully destgntd 1 Honor Roll Specially detigntd air vents irviidc^. The 208, 222. ' ftncit awninga money curt buy, yet mod- • Made of «xtriide4 Cooper's. B80- VV. titly priced, . . easy to install. aluminum 5, Walt Blyth 20(i. R Os- S;t\'C on your fnvurilr rtuvw at Ai'ino! ST. CECELIA'S K. OF C. 3639 ASK FOR FREE ESTIMATE 1 * Nothing to (Hang* 9. M Sisko 215. • W L Qiuirtel's for lopiiuality (l;ury funds. tlual hinh scores Walt. J".«t Ul give you the rout of equipping * Nothing to store Seton Hall 12 6 25. 'JOK. F. Janes 224. C. your home with HASTINGS alumi- • N» «u$t — N« »» St. Peter's 12 6 AWNINGS on doors and windows with- i- 200. M Sisko 215, J. * Foctory Guaranteed V Notre Dame 11 out obligation, |ios. L. Nemi'th 201. E. Loyola - H JOHN GEORGES, l'KOl'. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. fOOP 208- . Iona 10 ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS FTSMEN HOUSE Fordham 9 JALOUSIES UBBY'S SLICED W L Holy Cross 5 2 16 27 MAIN ST. rbern 14-4 Villanova WOODBRIDGE ftvern . U 4 Honor Roll GEORGES WO 8-0127 fcrvk-e 13 5 High Individual scores: Mike Strawberries Club 9 9 7 11 (Plumbum 7 11 7 11 Cavern 7 17 Honor Roll Ihtsh name, Almasi Tav- | J. Oursaly 181. S. Sepa NOVEMER pirnfo 233, G. MacKay 178. Family Circle [individual set. S. Simon 31 017. MAGAZINE individual scores: J. 22, J. Chuirella 215, J, Now On Sale lv Harrison 214, G \ 201-201. M. Basarab 203. only J ko KH, O.'Silva 204, R. «Li 12. It. IVmensl 228. (J (OH THURSDAY NIGHT S LEAGUE Oven-Ready Young Hen W L 12 8 It' 6'j C !1U Supply Co. H 7 arki't 11 7 f turns I1 a 10'j p's Ph.irnmi-y 7 11 Turkeys 59 ( 7 11 ftlit.; n 5 13 DONUTS Tho pick ol the nation's finest! Tender, meaty, exceptionally . t ^^ lloimr Kitll delicious! ' uui;\iLlu;il si oics: Juliil Lancaster Brand Boneless "U. S. Choice" Top or Bottom . lv MiKus 203. Virginia Lee Results ROAST time winners: Bowl-Mor Pkg. of 12 B.s Miirket. U As B Mill or STEAK over McCarthy's. Dur- (Mivi'r CM'ten Lantern. Plain, sugared or cinnamon. I Ib. 79'. r's Pharnuicy over Sabo RounDouble your moneyd back if yod don't agree here's the world's finest beef! &WI-MOR-HOUSE LEAOUE Dl liVir\l#in I ^ Lancaster Brand "U. S. 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l Tt'U'Vision .... 14 ii Saving Brings Good News k| Serve tasty corn*! t>eef and cabbage! Lean, boneless! Lunch 13 Ms Vk Fuu(.'iu,l ^lome 10 U Diner 9 Mi ll'fc For All The Family Ritcina a 13 | There's wondferful news in the making when you keep savings k 35' 6 IS 1 9 Sliced Bacon P 9 erowinii ree Jarly. The news may be tnat the lamiiy can seibct I Pb Creum 4 17 Virginia I-ee special! Kresh fromC ! I Lancaster Brand Ilunur Hull a new car or new home. Or, it may mean better education for Printed Fresh Seafood Features individual scores: NJlck the children a. dream vacation for all of you. What's more, i Acme's own modern ovens. 204-17a-217—600. Ray it means that financial difficulties can nfevei-get you down ... _ - I Taste (V Si-u sr 225. Art Belkowskl because you're protected by cash in the bank. Open an account 16oz. pkg. yder 204. ; 33c Ki'sults at the First Bank and Trust Company... . . Start Saving Fillet of Haddock t iiiiu winners: Middlesex Keep Saving! ' VIRGINIA LEE ASSORTED , T»KUI O' S*-a > over Muska's Funeral Uy's Elte^tric over Ravens, "The Bunk with All the Services" 7-oz. fox Lunch over Poctyckl Pre-Cooked Scallops .Siilit & DfVttmd winnur, Stanley's Pies.- 49* 2ib fer awlft's Ice Cream, H[lRST BANK AND TRUST COMEDY Flaky crust, finest filling, all guaranteed oven fresh! 1 Jumbo Shrimp ^ $1.9? UTE BIRCH M. C. " All Prices Effective WEDNESDAY Throuflh SaJurday, pet 26 to 29th.v W / WKTHAMBQY.N..J. * ' Member FederiU Pepoilt lfl»unu»ce CorporuUun iNprrr- THURSDAY orTOBFF PAGE SIXTEEN PMNT BUIBS NOW! AVENEL PERSONALS'

cmdmaJeettuzfr -The Fifth District Republican and Civic Club will meet tonight it 8 15 P M. in the iMjme of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, 62 Man- DAVID DAVIS hattan Avenue. Oiiesl speakers •*-ii: be Arnold Graham, Munici- lj l.tnox A»e. pal Chairman: Lyle B R*?1). .Ir .0: Avrntl anciirfau- for Mayor and Harolti ft*» Vfo •,n B.ur. candidate for Third V'.uti COME TRUE lownship Committeeman -•The Avcn^l Mother* Club will rr.ee'. next Tuesday a: 8 00 P M puti.f. (*r> /iii :n the horn? of Mrs Finund , ,-*r, rfh ; ,<• fi .: ).' TrjsUts of the K;).fC", 45 Manhattan Avenue 25,000 ^, ;.- : . ,: :y w:',l sponsof, a —The Av.nel Memorial Past ' •• ~: • . ' r.;'n* NrtTmwr h 7164, V.FW , will meet next Tues- Imported :.-.(• Avnel School audi- day at BOO P. M in the post "V t ;<•:..,in Tr,t T .•:••:• Pr /'.':".-•: jl Zrnia' aloni -The Demp;:'.iUc and C:VL :«*. ,-. ' . .i ;;.i' T. feature film. Tickets r Phased from any of CHI'J of Easi Avene! will hold n Holland Bulhs X.:.-: ->e p. inn.squtr.ir>e dance Saturday a; •.. -.rus-v.f•s or from- various or- i;'i.:;y..'t.\-! o: Avenel Joseph TO CHOOSE FROM! chairman. *ty be as- under the chairmanship of Mrs | N'sr2. TT.ne . J.-.haa Kozak. Members and ?ut?3ts The hrrathlfvs bfanlv t>f the tulip hyacinth . . s!>ttj oy t:-,e entire board of trus- Anire* Gallsin; ticket attending are asked to wear cos- iris . daffodil . have them in vour garden next :*e> Mr.- Prizes will be awarded. j Modern Jurniturr Co.. Inc.. ««-iW St. G«m Avenur, Rahwiiy. will fl.lt-:' rh.jirrnan. requests that, all ticket Societs of St. An- ' GRAM* OPENING—T< day's spring, hv planting these supfrb hulbs right now: r«;.r:is oe inacie through her. for tomorrnw. The .tore is under thr IHT-I.IWI m« nwmenl «' Lou Mrolhcr. See ihc srand , '1> 1111, drew's Church held a raffle of a mfnl in today's paper' —M;« Mary Anne Sevchuk. linen-filled cedar hope chest, at the Young Ladies So- pveft--. of i the parish ham supper, held in the I .al.ty of SI Andrew's Church. church hall iastr week. Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Richard : activities we:.- C.i:"'.yr. '"••>! •"• } ;1" that a play in honor of ard Pryce. president of the club, Walsh: Mrs. Herman tiicia Giuscii:-.-k Ji> Ann Huni, Church Honors of Christ, wi! be pre- w.shes to announce that the win- Colonia. Mr? Grant Nancy KeatuiH. M;:'.iit' Ku<':r- >;nted Sur;iay a: Georgian Court. !vak. Betty Ar.n lief4 Jo Ann ner was John Wukovets of 49 Niras, Jr WOOL) U! Fifth Avenue. Avenel The win- -Rohm, Judith Sciiubert. Boverly Demurest, Greiner GLORION Halloween Partj day Si-?:•!••. —The Brotherhood and Sister- ning ticket was picked by little : Tobias and Vicki Zak Mrs. Wil- was WOODBRIDGE - Irving Dem- r.coa of the Congregation Sons of S.indra Costa. Avenel. liam Mazurek and Mrs Robert arest and August F. Oreiner were HallOAr, !; Fertilizer and S»il (loiulilioner Jacob will sponsor a masquerade i —The Sisterhood of the Con- i Clark, leaders, and Mrs John elected honorary members of 2 lo 3 30 I1 ball at the Avenel Jewish Com- gregation Sons of Jacob will spon- MT^. ^p'on^ by : Tobias accompanied the Troop. the official board at the annual munity Center, Sunday. November sor a round-robin ^ard party next Mis K.: 19 at 9 00 P. M. Mrs. Edward St. Anthonys Church, Port Read- PUn for Party meeting oX the First Conere«a- Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. at the Ave- niiu t;u Sum announces that prizes, re- ing, were guests of Miss Louise I1 Brownie Troop 28, Mrs. Chris tional Church. nel Jewish Community Center on nine yt-ai • frt-;.men's and surprises will be Herman on a hayririe Mrs. H D. Christensen leader, marie Hal- Elected members ol the Board Street. Hostesses will be Mrs. j York, leader, and Mrs. Robert i n pumpkins for the Hal- sell Ely ;,s ftaiund. Tickets may be pur- owee of Trustees were Qeorge Shrive. for chi!:,,< chase i from any member of the Martin Goodman, Mrs. Julius ,Burrow S assistant leader, taught jio-ween party to be held Saturday Wayne T Cox and George May Schiller and Mrs. Jack Schte-1 v

CHIMNEYS (see Mason Contractors, 'TTJ KITCHEN CABINITS Onmneys) tv (see Kitchen Cabinets, I "The Grass [s Greener on Our Side" Carpenters) ' T ,1 say Mr. and Mrs. Igor Cassini (Cholly Knickerbocker). "W| USE WONDERLAWN" A perfect bland of gratia* for lawns of permanent btauty f oi lawns ot verdant lustiness... ol velvety tcituie and lone... for lawns that are car- pets ol clear, rich color.. . discover Iht wonders ol "WONDERLAWN!" Like this well known socitty columnjst, you too, will speak out in Invest praise ot thil (H'lfC gEQKGK WALSH, Pres. 219 New Brunswick Avenue (fur. oak st.» Perth Pijone 111-2-1350 JEFFERSON MOTORS, Inc. OPEN EVEKV DAY H A. W. T|Lt ound« per man, have allowed only j (lectsloned Weequahlr. Railway; pvtn points to be sewed ntininst ' Crunford and Carterel but sue- h?m this season. It must also be irumbeil to liOim Branch. In barely missing his pitches behind the Woodbridge and fourth quarters after being ISELIN — Last' place Mary'» outclassed in the first half. odary by a step.-W|ith better receiving, we are sure Dress Shop created a mild With only one victory in five Mr. Chapman would have given the Red Blazers upset In the 6t. Cecelia's Women's games, the Panthers were not Bowling League by stopping sec- supposed to tuwe offered the Bur- titmal trouble during- the recent scrap. ond-i-unked Coopet's Daii-y In two rons too much opposition, but in tie first hall of the Amboy-Woodbridge,tussle was out of three games. The Dress- the case of all inter-county scraps, makers copped the first and third FULL HEAD OF STEAM IS UP: Acllon during the Woodbridge-Perth Amboy game at Wutcrs Stadium last Saturday was on a they rose to it«w heights to stage Khtmarc to the host of fans who sat ih the south "tilts. 678-587 and 616-599. but pitch throughout the afternoon with the Barrons pulling the game out of the tire, 2B-13, with a strong second-half finish. Above a terrific battle, which forced Is watching the Panthers outplay our heroes. dropped the second, 693-662. are four shots taken at various stages of the game witnessed by 3,800 spectators. TOP PHOTO: l.ou Hagler, the Barruns" All-County Woodbridge to go all. out to p|Ull the game out of the fire. ' |«ever mapped the Barrons' plan of attack in the Louise Sinclair and Steffie Saley Uckle. accumulates a full head of sUam, churning his way downfield for his team's first touchdown in the initial period after engineered the Dressmakers' moBt catching Gary Chapman's bobble on the Panthers' 23-yard line. Walter Housman 1441 and Bab Fair (43) arr on the scene to k»r«- Woodbridge, a running team, I half almost gave the game away by taking to the Important victory of the campaign vent their team-mate from bttaj avertaken. SECOND PHOTO FROM TOP: Perth Amboy's Bob lhivU colltr& Ltroy Alexander decided to tuke to the ulr in the' ' istoad of utilizing their effective running game, by crackinjf the pins for sete of 472 after the Woodbridft speedster elrcled his ritht end for nine yards to the Panthers' 48 in the first quarter. THIRD PHOTO FROM first half and the strategy almost and 424. The Dairymaids' 8ue Ser- TOP: Carmen Santora is shown dlgilng his way around his right end for an 18-yard gain on a well-executed end-around play to proved disastrous when the Pan- h brought tliem three victories and a tie in four thers turned two stolen aerials into edy and Mary Leiss were at their help set up the Barroms' fourth teaks with three-game marks of nents' progress. Behind Santera, Richie Kuiniak completes his perfect block on ttie Panther line-back to enable the Woodbridge ball 433 and 411. . -555, after los- eight i ) Barney Ross, welter- 5. Major league players hit 55 i Continued on Page Eighteen) •ng the operter, 67J-602. . weight, grandskira homers in 1955, and Celia GiansammOr, the Lumber- 3. What would you say is the Ernie Banks of the Cubs collected lacks' star bowler, Was mo«t effec- major league record for most con- 'SEASON five of the total. But can von tive with 178 and 169 (jattes and ecutive games lost by a pitcher? How to score yourself; Mark name the player who hit the first A 448 set, while Kay Smith, with ) 20 < > 21 ( i 2^ ( ) 23 AjESTIC LANES your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten 4. When would you say the first yrantlslam of the season. .i 392, was the Beauticians' top points for a correct first pick; five ( 1 Thomson ( > Dropo score]1. jutdoor night game was played In [or a second; three for a third; 1 1 Snider ( ) House After dropping the first game, 'ootball history? This question ; |KCI \L Bowing Hates & and one point for a correct fourth akes into consideration only r ^URN PAGE FOR ANSWERS. 560-546, the Kasar Builders came choice. Twenty is average; thirty, For back strong to whip Al's Sunoco, good; forty, Very good; and fifty BOYS AND (ilRLS OF SCHOOL 649-5981 and 616-559, to maintain perfect. their perch at the top of the clr A(JE 1, The Cleveland Indians have HUNTING EQUIPMENT uult by a two and one-half game had seven American League bat- Let's Go Bowling 1 margin. ting champions: Lajole in 1908-04; and [erv SAT. <)iuu. Hil 1p.m. Lillian Kaluskel sparkled on th Flick, 1005; Speaker, 1916; fon- alleys for the victors "toy coming seca, 1»29; Boudreau, 1944; and At Bill Schmidt's [OHM) THE CLOCK BOWLING" up with ,a 421- Marie Waterson's AVlla,| 1954. But can you nf»me the 414 was the best on the Gas Pump man who holds the team record NEW, MODERN ARCHERY SUPPLIES Ku.v Harris, our genial Night Man, is here to serve us' squad. for the highest batting average you from 3 A. |H. (ill 9 A. M, Ttl. VA-6-S481 Mlele's Excavating put forth for a season? their best effort of the season by ( I Lajole < > Speaker clumping Jag's Sporting Goods in |N HOWLING EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ( ) Jackson > ' > Fonseea two out of three games. The Ex- 2. Let's go back twenty years In Wetk Nights, Before 1 P. M. and After 11 P. M. cavating won the first two, 63B: *e boxing game. Which of the Presenting for Your Entertainment 547 and 715-640, before succumb Ixwated in a Beautiful New Building men listed were not champion li .ng in the third, 677-638. f Pleasure! their division on November l v I:VI:KV TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY Dorothy Nielsen 410, Alta Ryar 193{>? ( ) James J. Biadduuk Cor. Lawrence St. & Rt. 1, Rahway 106, and Lillian Abate 405, paced leavyweight < * Babe Risko the ExcavatoJ-s during the recent PHIL GOLDEN matdh. Dolores Maffia, Jag's star bowler, copped the spotlight during SURPLUS TO JAPAN STREAMLINED ALLEYS AT THE PIANO the match by making ttie difficult Tha United Stites has ag^cf t( With AMF Automata Pliisp«tters Playing All Your Ifavorites and Requests 7-6-10 split. ell $85,600,000 Wth ol surplu 24 and New Submarine T-IiuU Returns 24 Plus . . Featuring lgriculturat commodi#e4. lnclud ng wheat, barley, tobacco, com MINIMUM iho) other feed grains, to Japan Open Bowling Afternoons IWiuiUI'ul Florence Close SERVICE jjid will accept Japanese yen In HUNTING LICENSES ISSUED IM'KTAIL lay men t. Most of the yen will in l.OVKLY VOCIALI8T CAIX and Week-Ends WUNUE '.urn, be lent to the Japanese Oov SiiiKi»K Songs in Her Own Plmlim Style ^rnment to help In economic de- FRANK'S velopment and yie re*t will b« 't Cocktail t Service Bar lttuuliful BsLimtH't Hull fur Parties »nd Meetings. used by the U. S. to buy goods in • 1-unclmoiifttc to ierve yuu snacks while you bowl. RADIO & TELEVISION • Snack Bur Free Parking McCarthy's Japan foi\ other friendly nations, 463 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE educational exchanges, wrloul SOME LEAGUE OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE FOUDS tural markst development, *n SPORTING GOODS CO. (AjESTIC LANES for expenses of American forces in Information Call PHONE the area, « - "Lefty" mid "Moish" Ready to Serve and FlY 1 70 Main St. Woodbrlige 8-10B2 fcl'TK 9 und 1'KNNSYI/VANA AVE., HOPELAWN li], 2-1067 The U. 8. is holding momy sup' FULTON 1-0373 One Mill- hrum lidlwii Brtdjie ply under contrtl. 1KDKPFN; PAGE EIGHTEEN THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27

{punch fninfrf 1N4 v»rds ta thf j ont-Hded third snd fourth periods Ou»rd5 I'rt Kuiniak ', pIS> i :s. then or. a fourth town. » pass w»»e ^e r»r. ;he S>*1! times'End*- Ontile. Steeina, Hohjp i ^y Gary Chapman fell incompJrt* n out Kodan 1 'jut * roushlns the passer p«»lty •0 curU .! hi* 'At of Tscklfs r>ld. Anderson. Schla- \l:;\ i *. D*w d behind the Barron in thf end ion* to lake i P*M from Chapman for thf znm-'s first toucWown. Chap- man f attempted pas for th* extro po:nt fai'ed, so the score rmatned 5-0 Afrer an exchansf of punis m:«!- I way through thf initial p*rio firs, play from strimnus* hut llr ti<"-l lie could do «a» pick KurDiak '6.V. who morn ih to makr thf Ucklr. Chapman encountered difficulty np handling the ball as he attoved ;' to slip frotr his grasp while at- N.Y. Club to Meet tempting to cut off- his rwht Rco Diner (Hipped Sports Round-Up tackle. Lou Hauler, who m*kf$ » . 'Cont!ni!?d from Sports Page habit of menacing oppo$in« t»cs- I last week, wil be out to regain fields. scooped up. the Panther In Women's League jp'.r.icn one of the hardest rur.ners in the county, ear- the:r winning -»ays. quarterback's bobb'e before cruis- ned the luggage only e'.f-ver. tm.es between them. In Coach Tony Cacclola stated that ing down field for his second touch- TK.VM lAMJINGS he expects the return of Ed Adams down in two weeks. The scow re- W the second half, the Red Blazers filed their pass plays to the fold lor the Bomber fray. mained tied at 6-6 when Ronnie Osbome'5 kick failed to neattiate ;•] c • 14 and turned their offensive assignments over to Mr. ; Adams" loss «as soreiy felt in the 9 | Trenton match as Ronnie Ernish the upriahts. Ran'. Alexander and his associate. Mr. Howell. The pair of The Amboyans struck fast at the Dix.'f j was forced to carry practically leather luggers soon made the Woodbridge fans forget ; the entire Bear ol tensive load start of the second quarter when 6' ~ Adams suffered an injury the week Davis pulled Benzeleski's p*» out The I the dismal first half by running wild and practically 6 before and didn'j see any action of the atmosphere on the Wood- bridge 37 and ran it back to the Vl'-l ripping the Panthers' defense to pieces to clinch vic- on Sunday, as Cacc:ola decided 24 Two plays later. Chapman fired •*• nr->>,s Rd.: tory number four. j that it would be better if the/poung power runner rested his injured a pass to Davis, who scampered HOPELAWN ---T.T-.re is little Now that a dry field has exposed the Barrens' weak- knee. down to the five (or another first doubt. ;.': io »r/: superiority of the nesses, Coach Priscoe will have to roll up his sleeves Ernish. on the other hand, was down. Matto went down to the Plainli'.-id HtcrtaTion in the Cen- once again brilliant, as he gained three jrard marker from where | Make tral Jti •*>• Women s Major Bowl- and get down to serious wort to • remedy the-sHuation f!36"yards tn IS cames-white scor- Davit drele4 to hi» left «od ta ine Leaa'Je s.iif.-e '.he Jormidable with the big guns. Linden. New Brunswick and Asbury I in« one touchdown. Up to the score. Chapman sent Perth Ambov r ahead, 13-6, with a sood kiek for quint'.-'. - as >.s k 481 ai:d 463. respectively. the best all-around halfback we've seen in action this and stands 5 feet. 9 inches. down. Alexander then slashed his Raman Oil maneuveed its way Also playing his first game of way to the two to set the su** into a t:t lor second place in the season.... Dan Panconi, the former Woodbridge Little he season as center was Henry for Howell. who cut over hss rttht First-Frost Changeover Special 1 league standings by dumping League manager, is recuperating from a serious eye Doucette. a 5 foot. 10 inch, 190 tackle on a hand-off for the score O&borne Hed the tally »t 13-13 'Viefi Accordion Scnooi in three injury at the Perth Amboy General Hospital.... Ernma pounder. The tackle slots are well straight by u.ii^ of 859-661. 830- fortified with Tony Scuttl and Joe with a good kick. 644 and 803-703 The Oibrs also Mayer rolled the top set in the Central Jersey Women's DeMarino. 'Alexander took personal chars* recorded tr.e i.igh'.-M total pin score Major League this week with a 577 mark. . . . Richie Once again. Lee Kijula and of scoring Woodbridge's third "RPM" Chasm lubrication, in the ciK.uii !>jr the week at Walt Ryback played crushing touchdown at the suit of tiw 1. Kuzniak, the Barrons' defensive team captain,, is mak- second half when he ran the kick- 2.497. games from their end posts as did Chang* oil and fill with "RPM" 10-30 Sptcid Thf; veu-ian Emma Mayer was ing a serious bid for All-County honors arid should Buzz Spencer in the secondary, off back from his own 14 to the 2. 1 3T On the very next ptay. the at I.':. ' b*st. for the Oilers, with although Trenton continually ran Gton and rtpack front-Whtfl Btoringi. marks of 195. 195 and 186 before make it. . . . Late shift workers and.entertainers will his way on Sunday Barron spee4ster went over h» right tackle on a power play *nd wincim? up '*;tr. an impressive 577 be happy to learn that the Majestic Lanes tn Hopelawn In the event Adams does not re- Drain and refill Standard Transmission with RPM G«or turn on Sunday. Caciola will once never throttled his momentum total. Ann Rako.s, 508, and Tillie plan to operate on a 24-hour basis for their conven- lubricant. Zaiar:, 402, i;',;j;jtd lu^iicr-up again depend on Ernish and Bar- uuUl he covered the- fcj yari- to pay dirt. The score stood at 19-U honors for '.r.'- vic'.or.s. Betty Ujji ience. . . . The Lucky Eight Hunting Club is currently kelow for the running attack and 5. Drain and refill Differential with RPM Gear lubricant. was high for V; 3= " • SAMPLES and STATION FOR Removal Sale DEALERS: DEMONSTRATORS OIL CAL80 AMERICAN S t ALSO STATION FURNITURE STEEL New Brunswick A»*B«» Nt«»n, N. J. Near Aaab«r Avfwwj II! RADIATOR FLYER CALSO STA. _ JrNwrtJh Am***, N. J. McliKbtn, N. j. LINCOLN CALSO SBBV1CS Enclosures Cw. FiNfMl mi Th*mu SU. I'liri'tl as Low us TRAINS 10 STERN'S CALSO STATION SMlhKhw ^at* Av«nuc COLONU CALSO 8Ti~ Fat-to, N. J. 395 ' ol. Q*NHTtV AVMIIM LIVINGSTON"VVBNUI t CokMl.. N. j. PORTABLES rn 5fl Aciiiidilig to Size Prompt, expert repairs on American Flyer trains and ' CALSO STA. Mkkey Mark Jin, Pr»». FOR AS LITTLE AS Jo" LMaoUtt Avttiut I Available in While and equipment. 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