A Newspaper Devoted To the Community Interest Presented Fairly, dearly Full Local Coverage And Impartially Each Week Complete News Pictures vol.. "XXXVIII-NO. 44 {Jarteret CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, I960 Kntrrn) u 2nd Clui* Mil] At P. 0., Cirtcnt, N. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Indicate Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto at Holy Fankily (Talk On B.ofE. Jrotto C o p p e r Sweetness and Light B» CHARMS E. GREGORY Organizes iunday Industry When clouds started to gather over tho ad- Monday •njrrl Gift of ministration of Amlimt, College by President, (tirncy Tells 0} Many Huh Socifty Alexander Meiklejohn. a student asked the late, 'Mint Slmrkey, Mrs. the Parish "Firsti' Instituted great Albert Parker Fitch if the President was Hila to Take Their it V.S.M.R. Plant an aetheist. I; I •\i. i l-.uKT — The Grotto Posts on the Hoard ,,iy uf Umrdes erected CARTERET — Speaking be- i ,-nimncr of the Holy fore the rcKiilar weekly meet- i CARTERET — The Board Ot Church In Ementon iiiE of the Carteret Lions Club "Dr. Meiklejohn," he replied, "has the great- I Education will meet Monday 1 j night at 8 o'clock in the High • A ill he dedicated Btin- Tuesday nifihl, at the Gypsy est faith of anyone I have ever known ' Dr. !School for Its organization ses- i. -.; nary 14 at 3 P.M. Rev. Ciimp, Joseph I,. Carney, Direc- Fitch was then head of the English Department .ston. \ Knnopkft, pastor Of the nr of Industrial Relations at :i .innOlinced. the United States Motals Re- at Amherst and was one of the, distinguished ' At tlmt time, two new mem- . nlcsMim will be per- fiiiinc Company, told of the scholars and teachers who resigned when the bers will take their seats, Miss 1 many "firsts" established by 'Margaret Sharkey and Mrs. ,V: ,>\ Father Konopka J ullR H1 R both i vwtoi he had brought the Carterct, copper works In' Trustees relieved Dr. Meiklejohn. Dr. Pitch sub- ' , L - °f whom iclceted Tuesday. Steplrn Skl- , ;,i-i!de^ He will be aaaist- recent years. sequently became pastor of the Park Avenue Among the most, important1 iba. board president will begin a Ki, Mm tin Komsolnskl, Congregational Church in New York. ' jnew term. I: . .-• mt and Rev. Anthony 'mentioned were the Institution; M ,•),-, Tho .lermon will be of supplemental workmen's! -•For the first time in the his- 'tory, Cnrteret will have Hires -rl nv Hes J Oaorowski 1 compensation pay and a major! womcn on the boar(1 The thlV(l -• Mm v >. Ch\irch. South imedical plan. ' Ever since I heard of his superb description 1; member is Mrs, Alvs Sheridan. : In discussing the general, of Dr. Meiklejohn, I have sought to plumb the situation In the copper in-1 - . en be a procewion In, depth of a man's faith as the primary index of i >,!i pmtinpatf member* dust.ry, Mr. Carney pointed out , Hirwry Society, The, the local plant was the only; his character - excluding totally any consider- important copper producer to; i:., .if Marv, Young; ation of the manner and method by which he reach a settlement without ai !.. - sndnlttv and 8t Ce- strike in 1959. Other leading! expressed this faith in formal worship. If he „ f'ho.: under the dlrec- copper companies experienced, ,i: l':nf Fdward possesses the kind of faith which Dr. Fitcfc strikes of three and a half! Huh N»m« 'months to six months-duration. ascribed to President Meiklejohn, I "am his ad- ,-.i.f iiotto it t project of the Mr. Carney further stated mirer and he is my example. Nairn- Society of the' that Carteret is recognized in- ..... A' trie WKgentlon of! ternationally, as the technical :i'i • KotiopkH. the Holy center of the copper industry.! in, v-lerted > committee Some of the 1M04 eminent It is no wonder that I am alarmed, therefore, i:,>: lMtig Frank Martlno, Ed- 'metallurgists in we world arej at the growing prevalence in the public prints i.d Uibanski. Mitchell B«d- A NEW tARTrRf-T SHRINK; AW I, nr« emit,. ,,f (h, , |, - ,,f lourdr^, l.ullt ,,f jranlte marhlr near thp entrant jemployed at the local plant! • Walter Yakubek. John ilrt) 1 of relating a man's inherited or selected form of Ui the Holy t.milr I hurrh In Hmrrvm StrrH Adiniriim i t ,, . Rrv M. A. Konopka, pastor of the church, Rev. Martin i which produces 14' , of the >ht\ ;md a former curate. n worship to any ambition he might hold in pur- Knm(Kln*kt. tils »M Votes -line he vu 14. H* The club will hold its Ladies' Voted by Carteret BPW i the trade in It*ly andi i CAHi.i:rl Blltb Hint At thr ricclion. Mis.s Shar- i :ii>- age of 72, hai m»nyi At , ,, . moininK bathlnx, a.-- if it were CAHTIROT - Tta _,- " , . . , •— key polled 1.47(1 votri;, Uie >-rn»lr .,. Ciitrr,. durum , ,, , , ^.^ th shrines to ht« credit. Hale hp mld( ( rf Ju]> rf wilfbe'at;Business and Professional Wo! PlanR were completed for a ,,,, , . i ., . tin •»inl»i months haw » KOod,|.t,r dead of winter. After their CARTERET ihr v Ue. ThThep |lli{!1 o; inv ( ;lPd rtal s Slti Orolto wu built of Wettj r |; Business and Professionaljtheatre party to be held in ba was nnxt •with l,4. );i yo;'"d in DHVKI Wohlgemuth bRtli. the birds are served I'hyl- from Canar*., Italy. num. Ttat (."lllH-jliy with it. There is al- ,$s?\ for I . , 1. 't at 7:30 and the. The volP ()]1 Ul(, \M^i- cul.. k,ne r :t Thi'V spend the r of thelNmht. Tuesday even»nS,Fe,ni-!mothe|. at t)w ^^ eloslng,Alin Mnzo!a won the dal-k( cord ion AOIO. SkatiTH W.ilu 7th and 8th grades. Closina!ary lfi. 7on p.m 'school election. The total wai 111 tllR B"thl°" dinner in June. -horse prize. Arlene 8han«r; piano wlo '8»'» Battle Hymn of the R*'-iHall KdvvHrd Pnwlak, 2,943, • ^ _ _ _ . . r , super-. „ of Love." Suunne Orrio. vocal ipubllc." entire assembly. visinc ciiRineer at the dutl, • Alleiheny Moon. Cher- Fair Set (Colleges Accept ! Other Program Keneratin? station of thi resenl Program ran Hyde. PalriciM McColK The fourth and fifth mdes'tic Service *il) b( the snenk*: Funeral Service Youth Sunday To Start School ? vocal wlo, "Teen-aw AIIKI-I." ;held their regular assemblyjHe will show slides. Next Tuesday morning. They pre-1 The following boys will )>' or Lincoln Day Sandra Ardlere. impersonation. ; Yesterday for i At Church to Of Evangelism "Betty Boop ' Row Za/worsky CAKTERirr A Marco tented the following program:'ceive Ur Scout, awards: Alex CARTERET - Senior girls CARTERET -- Rev. Homer -A Umoln Dayiaecordion solo. "My Hupvt- Kdueation Book Kan •AIM be Opening exercises: Asscmblyifinder C/.elo, Ronald 1 »-a.« tnen for the up.|neM." Anna Marie Mogele«ky Held in the Ethn Keller Chil- COIlUnue to covetedjsinging "America the Beautt-|R»bert. Leschek and Joseph Train Victim iTi'icules. will speak nn the 1 of the Nathan Hale j . 1 . . v .. ^ acceptances from schooln toiful." Original Lincoln poems Malek. Honor Scouts topic, "God's Word" at the CARTERET Funeral MI •• T** Valentine purty for the drem Ubiary of the Nathan wh, h th h aDnli»d written by the following mem-i Hikinc Merit Badges uilt be, CARTERET - Youth Sun- 11:00 A.M. service Sunday at "• M^ Louis Ruc«rle-;jth grade «a» held in the ail- "»!<• Sfhwrf th, «,ek of Pfb-'WIUCB tne> naVC aPPUM •-i:th .-lade clau The teaching of the excep- bers of her class Plo WaS UeJved by William Kcics, Al-™™ wmhekj.yesterday aftrr- day will be observed this Sun- the Calvary Baptist Church. idltorlum from 7 u> It) P Central!churcn at botn the 8:3O and t)< Robert Bake* 81 1 Her parents are Mr. and Mr«coln. , by Mary Walker: Lincoln Elizabeth will be the speaker dei ' Suun Seader Beverly! '^ day. The library will be ''"'" Lincoln." Undaj Kingsley N. Fisher. 1252 Roose- and teacher. Pastor Tricules In Kelemen. Sandra Ko«»-.». Bar- k(1P' opfnjmul 4 P.M. be i.iM.olns cietty*burgi velt Avenue, coin." by Belinda Lamoreauxv ,, _ _ nd Stephen Zukov. the Princeton Seminary Qhoir •tUrn will be speaking &ntj 1 bara Kovacn. Kathleen Nascak. Susan Reader; piano ' Carole Ann Capp, daughter!and Marlene Reiman; reclta-I^J^T ?^.^°.^. Police said_ th_..e_ Columbus will give a sacred conceit in teaching at the First Baptist' : Atuif Carpenter; rec- of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Capp, tlon, "Lincoln," Thomas Ster-I ischoofeignt "grader was on his The First Presbyterian Church, iChurch of Elizabeth. Thew 1 sunoer March 1 flt|1 Linci)ln'» Eye*,' Ed 11 Hermann Avenue, has been ner; boys chorus. "Battle HymnjJ hom• e - "in the The choir has travelled thru- sessions will be conducted at '•Until- (Him to f T HanHall. irofrom »5 toto, pitno telectlon, mm June for Joyce Finnenanaccepted as a French major byi° the Republic." "In the Eve-., near the tracks. The ac- world. Some of the stu- the Sunday and Wednesday 0 11 Car(l1 Ani1 Kl1 1 MirgW CARTERET -Joyce Kinnegan 1 m icident occurred between Car-ldents will give their personal accordion; * " ' Montclair State College and ""!* °y the Moonlight," "Whole ' eveningg services- Pvom Feb-< Co1111 Ul11 Uv 8u Iteret and Jackson Avenues. j testimony. The director is Dr. Richard Phillips; "' " """ U the tecond scholarship win- Court Coileije. World in His Hand." V.F.VV. PLANS DAKCE ruary 14 to March 20. AU 1 of Police said he died instantly|David Hu h Jones. An offering. Watt Whitman ^ "**<•" Aimrl,' Honemary ner of thd Claw »f I960 of Car-| Treasurer ol the French clubj «h-5th GraJe Assembly CARTERET •- \feteriuis B visitors, are welcome, 1 11 111 will be taken. The public is wel- ASlni Comba. Judith!' ' ' ''- P»ulett<- OK-KOI. Rooatcret Hl«|i 8chool vice president of the P.T.A,, co- "Lineoln," Julius Papp. Rich- Foreign Wars Pofst .314 will of a fracture of the skull The Valentine Party schi'd- 1 al d finil Turner! UuraJ'"" * Stern. (> L)io Meo, Thl* week editor of the Annseott News,: ' Thiele. Gloria Pokoi, Bruce j10id a Valentine Dance and His companions. Frank Gal- «>me lue as follows— today at 1:30 11 188 Wednesduy afternoon,' •»•• Piitncla Sabo Lei-Nancy NfmD»n Aiiuir Marcu- ra notified that she has CBUP was electnd to thej * ' Recitation, "The Lin-lSocia| Saturday. February 13 lo. 13. of 114 Poplar Street, andi On I P.M., Calvary Juniors, all girls "'•'••k. l'homas Elko H"- Oeraldhie Kiau.i, Mai) awarded a partial .•K.-IJOIR ational Hunor Society In her coin Memorlttl" - rendinnngg - jat Hm VFWW Hall,, Perahing Arthur Pearson,, 14, uf 90 Pop-j February 17, at 12:30 the Mat- ! RMko and boys asea 9-11 \m welcome. J '" Weinmans filth: - "Amonx b> Souvenir*," by Chestnut Hill College. yeur when she was also TTimothy Powell. Tribute toAwnue. Cartm-l This affair Isjaj r Street, are in a stattt e of JtJthh a CiCircll e wililll meet in tthhe hhome Sunday School teachers and '" PH-wined a |jru-iLydla Hlusczuk "The Diary, "u the daughter of Mi. and _ _ us Hlteriwte delegate Abraham Lincoln, Robert Ge- open to the public. The pro-;schock and unable to answerof Mrs. Joseph Jomo, 34 Herofficer- s at 7:30 P.M. Satur- ' Orl npnhBim.in inHiti, Pimhn ». j.. ,,i ti,^. »»f.,i, ,.i» «r, tnimi»«tJmi« nniicfl wild mann Avenue. They will study """N of Abraham »nd(i Roman. Jam« J. F»nneKMi. 101 Cool-I^, citizenship week. She »p- Judith m this affair will go jquestloiu. police »aid. day- 13, at 1:30 P.M., The ; ;i (Continued on Page 2> the firs( chapter of Humane. »tii(i»y Loujs, fctv Oanclng followed the eiil«r-"*«• Avenue. • ' jpeared In the class plays In her iContJnued On Page 2) post building fund. Junior Choir at 7:30 P.M. Cut- j 11111'd the program,, lalnmenttalument., anandd lefrethments A< high school Joyce J«ijunior and senior years. Is a vary '''iiens and dates. All 1 , preserved tieaaurer of the Spanish club,|memb(11. of tne (j|l01|. Opei.a parties to be held in tlia chairman of the S. O rec«p- Buys a Barrel"' —— Qull(1 llterary BUff uf tlle church Social Hull. Ronald Ko-TO LAVV tQB.VEHSTt'QB.VEHSTONN t lionUt committee, a member Loudspeaker,, and severall stustu- 1 Lincolnl * partner ThThe layinl yg g of tljlje conwr»louf <>' the staff ol Annscott News (jent organlrution committees of 'h W Pbti tid the Unidsjrakrr . She »lsoi»lso | d itiian: 11 friend i 'h* i»* Wr«t Pieubvterimi i'tid the andd ttppegrs aa s a t.0|OI- Blues Sink Harrons 1MI William Powell' ChurcCh h will takr olace nex: Hppeared in the imiior cl»8s-wltll tn(, ba,ld 8 By ,55 to 50 Store Rosemarle!!8" ll'lay Bit*rnoon. Kebruar> play an dhrn. wru-d on severall^ An|1 Bodn,11. wlll cla»» .ominifu-.'.. . • CAKTKRKT Wes Spewuk'i , „ jarm. 21, at 3:0V pin .study the inlensivL' one yeur Bicat baskftbiill teui» toppled Jim Jen- ;8ecret»jrj»l truiiunt; course at anothc! Ornup IV Club., into [.submission last nir.lit by .scov- Formal Dinner • Dance is " :IIIR a linnt'f(iti|Mit "!in to fib vie" •' Mr. UVIT Wrt ",t\( VSKtMltri-JU DM**?)

Howard 8 tun William Street 1 11 'I In t-; 1 ri11 • W,ii.s close all the Uneoln WHS a ; Head piano '.Miv. willi Imlh sides tied nt •'la*. Milowm CAHTKRKT Tu iitlM- 1 music activities at 1-1 -1-1 ai iln- iiiiiirii'i' ;iild Ciil'- ->• .H-an KUyk. Thf -ntiif pmceeit will |lor lu tin- High School. Miss Bodnar U a l.nrl hulling ,1 iim'-imiiit Uiai'- 'hull, Ann Camp charity projecu. —• rt lf WoDtan'> Club i» buw iWullra member of th*- a isppella choir, Kin -ii Hi-1 hall The Bluei mud (01 Bchoiai-.ihiph. dun»- mixed chorus, dance band, [Hilled dWiiy in llu' third period, lloiu. tu the Cancer Fund First by Doro winter dinner-dance to be held qpera guild, F.T.A., Annscottj :)!! to 32, but. the Billions Ba- Aid Squad' and alto the News staff, Loudspeaker ItWr n'd tor u victory in the- ( ; "1i'm wlo by Rich- ur girls from Vlne- ary staff. She Is also serving! round until BUBS la| day 30 d Robert Tampa land Training School who will on the class property commit- unol Eddie CarmiehsHl dropped ul( "'" i Ko/ar we« fla«l Accordtnu <« tbe comnuitw. be prwented with buthday!j^j iU> baskets in the last minute oj J "" *ni> Lynch read|the affair will bt In ordw ofjuifU. The club send the uiftu at ;jjjliy u> si'Wf thw issue. the clubi former winter cotU-;Chrlstma« limr •'• Kur CalUtrrt, it was No. 1$ lion. Invitation* have been A roatt ,aguin,ii (inly three ^'tbacke for - Nick Yerlco. m«U«d out. accorduig to Mrs ;»«rved at 730 o'clock, l ttM :wie uf ilie finest records tn OPEN NEW QUARTERS: Her* ar« som, «f the oMkiato of thr I n.t.d H^^ve" *»»»»*« <*?***» *» g '*** i>iort owner wu Alma M. Oalbralth club preal-'by dancing to the Johnny Ko- ICooii, 113 Cartent Avenue is jrccJMit years. It was also nJna lathered an the opeflii* 01 th« «ew buildl.., of Uf. a«olatio SaturAw. 8h»w» from left U» rijht *«: tai» Cbamr*. 'lie Office of Milk dent. Mri Urtle Trinity and!vaca orchestra, There wlll be a oonva^MClng at her home after U • in a row for the Washington treaawer; Erail E. Mudrak, «>M Uv« vice »r*uip»L "(UNrler Spewak, director•. Surnn^ Muorr Aaron for wiling Mri. NtcholM DelVacchio are.nack bac at midnight, allbelng^wr^alpatlant^tnbelng^ e H Av«nue combine, lH;l|( (Ubinuw.u, (lr«t »i«* »MMdent, Sam CM«*, 41»el*r *** Imu, Voiu.h iwmd VIM a license, 'co-fhilrmen included In the ticket. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1960 PAGE TWO Academic Honors Listed ,,,„, Sweetness and Light CAKlEKEil — Rev OBITUARIES (Continued from P«e I» For St. Joseph's School suing a public career. To me this is trivial be- church activities; FREDERICK E. JENKINS CARTERET St. Joseph Sunday School, m CARTERET - Frederick Ej cause I have such an unswerving conviction that (,1«l> I nit 'morning worship, 11 AM Jenkins, 62. 740 Roosevelt Ave-i It is only the measurement of his faith which ,, . i the morning service tin nue, died Friday at Roosevelt! lOTVS .>on«l;day grhool department Hospital, Edison, after a bTlef can be counted in any appraisal of the man. At _ At the last Illness. ORADE 8D. Margaret Buc CARTERET hold A Valentine dlnrn-i \. • • « • u*l. Robert K.lupa. Rath- meeting of the Evenly:Mem- church hull Born In Taylor, Pa., he was a bhibershtpp Department of the GarCar- resident, of Elizabeth for many] leen Gross. Susan Horvath, The newly organized «,,, This practice extends, for instance to John Woman's Club, the PW- club known as "The v. yenrs before moving; here nine Naiwy Goohrlng, Wayne Fitzgerald Kennedy, candidate for President of committee was mil ho- Workers" will meet Tiieni years ago. Ho retired two years act as ft nominating ago fts A foreman for the Amer- Patricia Egnn, Kathleen 7:30 P.M. The Mi;.-., the United States. Senator Kennedy, in my Ar-'committee to submit a list of! ican Oil Co. after 35 years of Thomas Holddr, Charles Circle will meet •mice. judgment, is a man with faith of heroic propor- officer*. 6:30 folloW d bv duinl. They are: Mrs PhlllD Fnxc ! ' »>• He was a member of the! tions. He is a devout Roman Catholic. His al- ORADE 8L. Unda Koval, Mrs. wll-lPraytr "rvU*- On Fliri;l 1 Masonic LndRf In Taylor. legiance to this form of worship is an inalienable John TiRhe. Arthur McMahon, Thomas Foxei ch,,i, ! llwn Surviving arc his wife, Mrs. right, and there can be no reason whatsoever Michelle Wllhelm. George Mul- arid Mrs. Robert Znleskr Helen Hiinschman Jenkins: llgan, Patricia Moses, Bernlcr Mrs Theodore Kleban re- two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor for repetition of this fact. I do not remernber, MakHy. Anna Zullo, Dennis ported on the spring conference: ! Casey of Irvington and Mrs. I ' but I doubt if I Knew, which church General Matthews. Adrlenne Makely. ' at Newark. Mrs. P. S. Gn!-«»'-• Charles E. Pusey of Union and 1 Cur- PTA Meets Tues,i Eisenhower attended when he was a candidate GRADE 7M. Michael KostUJ. brailh, president of the two sisters, Mrs. Harvey C. Au- Nancy Baum, Linda Woman''s CluClb wwas a CARTERET - Coins:. man of Canton, Ohio, and Mrs. for the Presidency. I know, now, that he attends Dunn*'. Walter Kwlatkowskl. Prizes in the "Mad Hat-ICIevelnnd PTA will |,n; i Catherine Blggar of Wllmlng-j Christine Bennett. teVs-Dartv went to the fdllc-w- meeting February 16, ni « ( ton. Del. the Presbyterian church because I see photo- - - * In the Columbus School GRADE 7C, Alan Bodnar, Ing" prettiest.Mrs. Stanley Nic- Funeral services were held graphs of him so often#§ither entering or leaving, Mary Ann Hamulak. Susan VI- mlK- funniest. Mrs. Harold a Founder's Day prog,:, Tuesday morning at the ie d services. tarlus, John Zelss, Latalne Busfch: ordinal. Mrs HWIpbp e presented und^r th Greiner Funeral Home, 44 POjte. The door prize wertF to'-UAn of Green Street, Woodbridge. In- • •. * • Jewers Ralph Russo, Mart Ann Pletterer. Bernadette Phil- Mrs. William Belrnr Mothers of qpptbt m: terment was In Cloverleaf Me- the first grade will bem morial Park. It is right and proper, it seems to me, in a lips, Harry Freeman, Franclne biography of anyone of distinction — in the arts, CADET COMMISSIONED; Gold bars, signifying his commissioning at » swond lieu- Gombos. of hospitality, Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, Carteret Legion to Mrs. Ann Zeto. presid 219, P. "; «nn_KW>« , TRAFHC SAFHY CARTERET - The Post Of- mott, Mary Lynn .Krsus. Alene ..Tuesday at his home after a ing it every time the person's name is mentioned. CARTERET—Announcement bf fice Department has issued a Kopko. Sylvia McKay, Gloria AIDS SCHOOL AFFA1K short Illness. has been made by Mr. and Mrs. from » till ? Hot roast beefj CARTERET _ Laven A native of Austria, Mr. Nes-; I Traina of 538 Sycamore 4-cent Boy Scouts of America Rahn. Michael Dercw. Stephen swidwtchei will be available,,,,,. t^ugh „.„, HINTS OFFERED Street, Rahway, of the engage- Oolden Jubilee commemorative Suto, Laratne Medveti. thta ft torowlcz lived In Carteret for| under the auspices of the|P4irlelgh D|Citinson lv.., By Edward JannicoU ment of their daughter, Miss postage stamp on February 8. &2 years. He worked for the I This rule is followed in the case of Vice Presi- ORADE 5M. Theresa Sta- Udies' Auxiliary of the Post,;,, as8|gUn| witn Berry Sons Co. 38 years but lor; Carteret Traffic Safety i Sandra Ann Traina, to Rich- 1960. The color of '.h» stamp Is roskl, Stanley Wojclk, Caroline dent Nixon. His name appears more and more The committee cofislsU of Ml-i,jftn(!e t0 held by \h the past (our years he was em- Chairman / aid Curcy, son of Mr. and Mrs. red, blue and khaki. Holflnger, Mary Ann Stlma, chael Carney, chairman; Stan- man class In ployed by the Carteret Park frequently in the news, but I have yet to see him J'Franl Curcy, 107 Unden Street,! Postmaster Lester A. Sabo Barbara Menjok, James Tele- ley Clszak, Anthony S?elagow- tomorrow night. Department. He was a com- continually identified as a Quaker — or to hear Icarteret. ordered an ample supply to posky. Paul Kallta, George Mlratida. and Sher- municant of St. Mary's Ukrain- CARTKRET—"The state ofl take care of the demand by Boy the suggestion that because he is a Quaker there The prospective bride was Kachur, Clare Nleder, Fran" . TickeU may be ENROLLS FOB COI'RM ian Catholic Church and a imind of drivers and pedestriansjgraduated from Railway High Scouts u well as stamp collec Oavln. purchased from anyone on the; CARTERET — Ellen H member of Its Holy Name So- could not ppssibly be room for another Quaker jmusj t undergo drastic changes'schoo'l l and attended North-!torsh!tors. GRADE 5N. Carol Babitsky, committee, and they are on daughter of Mr. and M ciety. He was a member of the t on his ticket. This, of course, is reducing the i Ui Boston. Shel Joan Elko, Anne Gannon, Jan- sale at the American Legion Batha, 27 Loweli Providence Association. Memorial discussion to an absurdity — but one no greater et Caesar, Reynold Gregos has enrolled ln' the v Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Rose Gomez, Ellen Bauer, Bar- School, New York. JMotor Club j Catherine Danchak Nestoro- than the one' in which Mr. Kennedy seems to of America, de-" He„„r flance>„„'„,; "ft "".„*,..graduate- of„/ In Sportsmen League bara Buczynskl, Barbara De- She will study the ::.> wlcs; five daughters, Mrs, Mary clared today. Carteert High School, attended; CARTERET — Dan Albanese Geronimo. Scout Pack I8X to office assistant course Caeser, Mrs. Anne Balaris, Mrs. have been enveloped. This is another way ot say-'.Seton Hall University, South paced the Bn-D pinners with a GRADE 1" v".ner Baum- Hold Dinner Feb. 23 Miss Batha has bee: . Sophie Czubati, Mrs. Charlotte p-.b junior and a cappella ,; Haas and Mrs. Joseph Stanzick, ls serving in mesparicung «» game iasi uiurs-^ Penav Silvestrlri Kar- CARTERET - Cub r 8 W«.! o.-f , , all of Carteret: three sons, attitudes are the elements that: Air Force at Carswell Air Force day. as they defeated the leaguej»* ^o"» / ^",ii= wir^iarrii 183, sponsored by Zion th( Ut; a Michael and George Nesterwltz The support or rejection of Mr. Kennedy on .produce the tragic tralfic pic-JBase, Fort Worth, Texas. pleading Sabo Sport Shop In Evangelical Church of Iture of today," Mr. Green said.1 } i ned.'lasl 8ame *Iter dropping opera guild, and a c\v of Carteret, and John Nester- religious grounds is repulsive to contemplate,. ["Attitude is the most impor- A ]ime wed( ing is p an Robert Elliott Is cubmaster. wltz, Jr., of Rah way, and 11 .first two. imott. Mary Fondi, Marianne wilh hold its annual Blue and and to exploit his choice of a form of worship as tant and the most intangible The Bn-D captains effort s grandchildren. "The Selfish Poor" Dempsey. Gold dinner Tuesday night, an enormous political factor is nauseating. My •factor in tralfic safety and the a new league high. The funeral will be held to-1 ileast considered by driver or Is Sermon Topic GRADE 4M. John Kindzier- February 23 at 7 o'clock In the morrow at 9 A. M. from the; Sa!).0S_.^0,rl.S1?0.P.T,.t:"''1 ky Arlene" Saibo. Thomas Church hall. friends, the newspapers, for some reason cannot |pedestnan, CARTEKET - "The Selfish on its winning way, takln? S Bizub Funeral Home, 54 [ "As defined by the diction Poor' will be the sermon topic n . The Kettyle Five won all Ha8ek Mmi KrUpa Km A meetlng lhefo1 Wheeler Avenue. A requiem \ forget that he is Roman Catholic and — for ames neth -Ebert * , Robert Monahan.lowin' ' } g awards were made' ; bob'- ary." he added, "attitude is a;0[ ur. Harsanyi's sermons in three from the Splits and trail high Mass will be offered In causes best known to them — insist that nobody [settled behavior or manner of;U Hungarian Reformed the Leaders by 51' guneR Michael Coughlln, John Hurleyjcat pin, Paul Wender, Bruce St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic ie else forgets it, either. They have distorted a acting. Driver and pedestrian [church next Sunday, Services „ R",. George Martlnko, Bruce' Put-:Elliott, Bruce Lltus; gold ar- Church by Rev. Jaroslav Fedyk. attitudes produce th& patterns;wn be conducted at 10 a.m. In' noky. row, Richard Haas, John Spo- Interment will be in St. Ger- precious right he possesses into something at that measure traffic safety.'English 'with the sacrament of' D. Albanese. 259; E. Sabo, GRADE "30, Eileen Kitchen, «anyk, Leo Lezotta, James trude's Cemetery, Colonia. which the founding fathers would have shud- Unfortunately, their bchaviors/baptismi and at 11 a.m. iiv 207: M. Ardlere, 206; A. Ketty- Marparet McMahon. Patricia!Wirth, Thomas Wlrth. Paul dered — a political liability. generally speaking, show uttetjHungarlan. le, 212; and Joe Kettvle. 213. O'Connor John Uughery, Ed-lwend«- *'»" Sumutka; silver Otlowski Talks disregard for common every-j Sunday School, Confirmation ward Griffin, Richard Good-|arrow- P™^ Kostyak; gold 1 *" » • * .' day courtesy, contempt (.xlclass and Youth Fellowship at 4Uar-Rosarf l»ra Toth, Suzanne!^ /Volcd Speaker straints essential In traffic ac- Aiex per8iey, Mrs. Prank Ver- S*nlc« erin, Frank Whitehead, Mau- Newspapers urged to judge Call CEASAR'S Wehrle; Lincoln song, assembly.' „ , cident prevention." Mgl| Mrs. Kay Lukacs, and i?*n Price, Joseph Cherepon, SUITS advertisements. , IltMtquartrri For Richard Van Pelt. "Song, "This for nooauah Mrs. Betty Conktantini. Judith Molnar, Carol Wrighi. U My Country," assembly, CARTERET - Richard M. HOLD BIRTHDAY PARTY A movie shown by the Nat- 3-95 Sharon Donovan. Pst«rt Z*lss. Shapiro, community consult- CARTBRET — Mr.Jand Mrs. ural Gas Co. was enjoyed after | k NOHCROSS ant for the New Jersey Region- Myron Tuchapsky, 4 Charlotte the meeting. Hostesses for the Plan Tour evening were Mrs. Ben Matto, Funeral Service al Office of the Anti-Defama- Sltuuhlp Tmel Street entertained at a party at FRANK"S" tlon 06 ot Bnai B>rlth Mrs. William Matefy and Mrs, (Continued from Page li | ^W . This tut Way theif home In honor of the Radio and Television wU1 be waker at the Pearl Markas. Both ran to the home otMns, Wi in traiei eiperu second birthday of their son, 463 New Brunswick Ate. MXt meettog ol I Dorran Lezortte, 386 CartereCarterett toe Unlted He LOU» c*iro Tnu-OceiD or V»- Gregory C. FORDS brew " AvenuAvenuee . MrsMrs. Lezortte notifinotified brew Sisterhood to be held next Book «ltk culon Crutu, we Help Guests were: Mr. and Mrs.; rh*M - m r-im police. Monday at 8:30 PM. fou plin —Oji jour Gregory Tuchapsky of Irving- Ernest Eckhart, Jersey Cen- synagogue of Brotherhood tlckeu. - No citn ton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles, tral engineer, told Lt. Pat De-I chirgt tnr OUT itr- A TlMl h'erenchlak Sr., Irene, J. ,Tn- Santls and Patrolman John! «r«4uate of Brooklyn Col- chapaky; Miss Irene Krystostak Rivers, the train traveled 700 lege, Mr. Shapiro is now en- and Mr. and Mrs. Charles fleet before he could stop lt af- gaged in graduate studies in! Ferenchiak Jr. and children ter seeing the boy. the Center of Human Relations Susan and Michael, all of Cdi- DAIDONE'S He said the boy was running at New York University. teret. Vu« ... far the juu rui purth»«f oi" toward the tracks. Shapiro will 6how slides and Ml 1 POINT Kwnentber— Itmout MADK -TO • ', POLICY This si ITS al a prltf ;uu <" MAKE PLANS NOW «> an (f«f a Hraii"' • Sunday utwlnj • "bonui dlM" To Attend 1. Bl"1'IONS REPLACED Ihru lull! whtth ur • Is ™«n< at pricw ">"'' THE WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY BALL •I. Ol'EN SEAMS KESEWS th»n • Valentines F,' SAVING \ KKUltl'AKV 21 8:U0 Till. ? If in i. MNlNtiS REPAIRED Day . .. with tllr QUALITY RUGS 1 DKESS BUTTONS HE She'll Lovt Our MUTUAL THE AMERICAN LEGION MEMORIAL and CARPETING MOVEI^ and REPLAl tl) i| HooHvyth Avenue, liitrU'rrt DAVID I MARTIN 5 TORS POCKETS Itt . |! PAIRED PLUSH ANIMALS Music by 6. ALL GARMENTS ANDV WKLLS and His Orchestru ROXBU8Y Rahwiy *»•., at Main St. Woodbrldge ibis American l^tlun Dauce h Open tu the Adult 1*KKSONAL1/E1) NEATLY BAGGED Heart Shaped OXFORD qilAMTY INSHKANCK Boxes of Opr RriuUr (U|)|) lown Mall) 7 COUKTEOUS, PROMPT BARWICK SUKVICK EFFICIENT HEKVICE Whitman's iln,| 00 I Alt NOW 58 VOU CAN'T BUV BETTER iiinlullulion, ALL THIS AT l*ertf<' '" mul NUT OK 8TOVK NO EXTRA CHAR Tun • F1KK CEASAR'S SUNDAY • THEFT We alu nmodcl )""" 120 Main Sired I«1U " ' $. 0 LIFK DAIDONE'S WOODBKIDIW CHOODSH Bros, and WEXLER • lioint ( 9 A. ML U 6 P. NL > « A. M. to V:3u f M 36 E, (irund Avenue, Kahway HI K-IUUO Owners rLBANIIR . . IMi.UKl, IHlKt I ALNIItBHMS «y • A. M. to 1 V BILL Rug Cleaning Co. Policies M OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE 4th and St« 10*6 KabWHy Avruut H«EE PARKINd . TtUur »'"" uutb AntLuy, If Accident & Health AVENRL, N J A RRfar AveneJ Ktrcrl, Tel, ME <-» FRTBAY, PAGF THEEE CARD OF THANKS ladassahtoHear MRS. MILDRED BANOS We wish to express our sin- PTA I to Hear Seoul. Ceremony vv appreciation tn all our Officer 1-cliil.ivcs, friends, and nelnh- Psychologist iriTHCT •- Mrs. Louis l)oi-!i (or the many acts of kind- Set for Tonight st,.|n of Vineland will be ness and sympathy they PX ino CARTERET - Boy Scout Ouerncy, psychologist at 'inlK,M nl. tho mee.ttrm of tcuded dnrliiR our bereavement I'roop 80. sponsored by St.De- '}. 1.|(.f|.| Hndassah Chap- In the death of our beloved ouslass college, will narrate •iplrins' Ukrainian Orthodox Tinirsrlny, February 25. mother and sister, Mildred •id show a film, "From So- "lunch will hold a charter ,.,simi will be In HIUIRR and gratefully acknowl- Six to Noisy Nine," at a '.iHht and candle light cere- ,, i,|.Bnw and Mrs.Car edge with thanks the many of School l TTA Fch- nony JIt, St. Demetrius' 06m- flnrnl tributes, donations of riniry IB at 8:15 P.M |n HIP nunity Center at 7:30 tonight. HosriisU'lii received her oars, and to: Rev. Malcolm auditorium of School 11. Mrs Scoutmaster Charles Stokes ,,.,,,, in education at the Ninwn, order of Eastern Star 1 harles Anness, program chair- ias extended an invitation to ,'ny of Pennsylvania In No. 239, Theodore Roosevel '11 parents and friends of the •'.,H inter did hospital re- man, announced plans for thi else 219, Carteret Craftsmen emits to attend the ceremony work until 1854. She it! Glee Club, Carteret First a recent executive board i,,, | of the Oli-l Scout meeting held at the home of nd hear of the progress 6f the ( Pr Id Squad, Staff of Elizabeth roup. ,'s Well as Adult Bductt- rMieral Hospital, Wuester Mr. and Mrs. Scott .lessen. 70(1 for her slster- Inlc, Employees of Westvaco, Harrrll Avenue. Peter Kosten Is institutional also a member oodbiidue PoUcft^Eocort and •oprpsentative of the troop. ,!"",','i'irst Undent tour to Is- Mrs. Robert Stephen, ways Mtus and Peter Melnyk are ks- relner Funeral' [Home fo- nncl means chairman, reported " | „, [i)54 mid Is ft past "•esi- Lisfactory service rendered. istants to Scoutmaster Stokes, 11 | own chapter and ths success of the recent f lfr Miss Alice Bans cuke sale. A trip to the United The troop meets every Fri- ''•" ,,,,-ved her Region tn day night at the Pavilion. i;1 and Ward Pamll Nations bulidlng in Now York LIIXIAN EI.KO ll(l.,s chairmanships. Coin Following the charter pres* ;l and a film for children are be- l0 be used by children INGAGED TO WED: Mr. and ntatlon. refreshments will bo CHARLES VAN DI1SK.N N CARIBBEAN EXERCISES planned for April. Mrs. A """i.ri.mtlllK I"- WorW Jewl8h COMPLETES COl'KKE — Kltm, principal of School 1 Irs. John R Elko of 4 Sharnt served by the mothers of Army Pvt. (Varies <;. Van CARIBBEAN SEA —Bart itreet, have announced the en- Scouts. >'•''•• 0™wfre distributed. A apurano. radioman thin described the film strips and Li!,i'.'oti and » magician will Duwn, 21, son uf Mrs Mary agement of their daughter, The Communrty Center" *fll lass, U8N, son of Mr. and Mrs records which have been pur- , ...,i^fi|\tf'd tiwftV Van Dusrn. 20 Hudnnn Street, Lilian, to John S. Anastaslo, be the scene of a Blue and dold , lart J. Napurano, 7 Oakwooc chased with money donated by •"'.'' Theodore Chenkln. Cartrret, eomplrtrd sxlvanrrd the PTA. on of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas dinner, Tuesday, February 23, • ,,'-t Affairs chairman, will ivenue, Carteret, N. J., nastaslo of 414 Compton Ave- 7 Individual training January Mrs. William Nelson, presi '' ',.„, speaker, representing lartlcipatlng In Operation ue, Perth Amboy. 23 with thr 2nd Infantry 01- dent, announced that a Found ATTEND CONFErtENCE ,i, cirteret Chapter »t the I Springboard," a training ex- vlilon >t Fort Rennlnt, G». ercise conducted In the Carib- crs Day luncheon will be hel Miss Elko is a graduate of COLONIA — Mrs. Michael He entered thr Army last bean Sea, While serving aboard at, the Roger Smith Hotel, New 'arteret High School and isLemerman. 60 DeWltt Terrace, M,uh 9 at the Woodbrtdge pUmbrr and romplft*d the escort destroyer U3S New. Brunswick, February 18. Eigh mployed by Merck & Co. inhas returned from Washington^ j,.,Ush community center. Her basic tralnlnj »t thr fart. members will attend. Rahway. Mr. Anastaslo D. C, where she represented ,.,„„, «ui be on Louis Dem- graduate of Perth Amboy High Van Pasen In a 1958 gradu- ON DEAN'S LIST QUEEN OF HEARTS: Here is Miss Barbara Ayrcs. (seated) who has been chosen The board approved the an- the Central Parkway Section, '„, . l!rBndels. The aU-day ses- School and attended Seton 1 ate of Woodbrld»r High nual donation of $25 to thi National Council of Jewish J, ,, »m brRln at 10:30 A. M. CARTERET — Carteret High Queen of Hearts for I960. Surrounding her are nuinenips, Miss Louise Pcttinheo, left Hall University. He served for School. Victor C. Nlcklas Scholarshi] Women, at its biennial Wash- »i , .ludlth Elsensteln of New School Principal and Mrs. Her- and Miss Franeinr Munkarsy, rlsht. two years in the Army. He Is Fund. Next executive boan ington conference on public af- , Y,'nk f'ity. noted pianist, will be man E. Horn, 24 East Oak now employed at Revlon, Inc., meeting will be March 1 at 8:1 fairs at the Shoreham Hotel. »|, 'iii'st speaker In the after- itreet, have been notified that day School staff and children. ? P.M. at the home of Dr. amEdison. \ The 200 delegates represented ,„„„; session. Her novel Inter .heir daughter, Oall H. Horn, Mrs. Andrew Novak, Valen- has been placed on the Dean's Woman s Club to Sponsor Mrs. Arpad Gerard, 502 Rah 110,000 members of the 66-year p,llarion of Israel arU will be uie chairman, will purchase WESTERN TALKS List for the first semester at way Avenue. old educational and service or- ,|, ,,ltistiindln(i event. Trans- mdy for the Sunday School Two groups of allied diplo 'entral Connecticut State Col- ganization in 240 cities. p.,,1.,1101) will be provided. PAL Card Party February 24 mats have begun meetings t< nd each child will receive a lege, New Britain, Conn. alentlne gift from the Guild. Clash marks Macmillan's a: forge proposals for disarma- Americans show goodwilTta Oall H. Horn Is majoring in AVENEL — The Avenel Wo- rs. John Notchey was apriva- l in Rhodesia. ment and Berlin negotiation! secondary education and Is a iwror countries. •' man's Club civics department, idnted chairman for the pen News graduate of Carteret High under the chairmanship of Shorecrest School. sale March 19 in the Parish Br BENNT Mrs. James McHugh, presented iuild Announces [all. , Don't forget...remember her with LOFT'S Frtink Wukovets, president of Mrs. Benjamin fcrdely and The annual triple headei )UB SCOUT DINNER the Woodbridge Township rs. Athron Neal were In Personals basketball benefit for thi CARTERET — A Blue and Board of Education who ad- Talent Projects harge of hospitality. Mrs. Er- Heart ftind will be held Sun Oold dinner will be held next dressed the club the board's WOODBRIDGE — An lely's birthday was celebrated day at the high school ThL Wednesday night by the Cub1960 budget. nouncement was made at Mon- By JEAN COMBA year the Recreation has ached Scouts of St. Joseph's Parish in day's meeting of the White 4rs. Stephen Futo was the •!!..• sh(irecre«t Civic Club uled three good games whlc) the Parish Half. More than 200 It was decided at the meet- inner of the dark horse. Ing, which was held at the Ave- Church Guild that they will ;;; hold its second annual should draw a large crowd an are expected. nel-Colonla First Aid Squad Join the Ladies Aid and Wo- .,:„!• tomorrow night kt thi swell the Heart Fund. The fin Jack Halnlng, cubmaster will Building, to purchase standard men's Association to prepare ,£-,,*) Memorial in West Car game at 100 P.M. brings ti be In charge. and serve the father-son din- Township GOP •:,! Music will be fumUhed and pole for the solors to be nether the Hoprlawn You used at squad headquarters. ner Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. , Kind's orcliestra. Oals and the best from I DIVIDEND DECLARED Mrs. Joseph Corallo gave : , ;:•: well wishes to Debtol Carterrl Rec leagues. Tr CARTERET — At a meeting Donations were made to th Dance Saturday Heart and Cerebral Palsy demonstration of "Liquid Em 15 Bernath Street, second game at 2:00 P.M will of the Board of Directors of WOODBRrDGE—The Wood- American Metal Climax, Inc., Funds. broidery" assisted by Dorothy feature Koke's Tavern and the Schuetz. Guests included: Mrs. iridge Township Republican >y birthday to Judy |hel dtoday, a dividend of $1,125 The club endorsed Mrs. Paul Herbert Roder, Mrs. Howari Organization will hold its win- ; , 127 Street, per share, being dividend No. Szaflr, Perth Amboy. for the ; Eshelman. Mrs. ter dance on Saturday night at i-ci'iitly 46, was declared on the office of state art chairman anc Edward Kra ind l 3 00 PM the the Hungarian Hall, Kirkland A * Cumulative Preferred Stock of ranking Y.M.C A. of Perth and Payette Street, Perth Am- the Company, payable June 1. way, for the office of sixth dis- I Edward Mrs. Free tim 1190 to stockholders of record Schwenzer, Mrs. William Bow boy with Julius E. Izso, as playmates enjoying, tr* °°y trict vice president of the New chairman. To be honored are league leaders, Koliba* A A. at the clow of business on May Jersey 8tate Federation of Wo- en, Mrs. John Jelicks, Mr Frederick M. Adams, David The four teami are loaded with 20. I960. men's Clubs. Thomas Salisbury, and Mrs Nicola, Jr., David T. Miller, former County and All 8tat* A dividend of 30 cents per Axel Hansen. Announcement was made by Maynard Winston, John P. players and have played against share, being dividend No. 137, The sale of Danish ccokies Mrs. William Hansen, presi- Hughes, Robert Neary and each other before. Your only wms also declared on the Com- dent, of Invitations accepted to has begun and anyone wishing John Evanko. ticket to these games will mon Stock of the Company, the federation days of the to order any may do so by sa cu be a donation at the door. phoning Mrs. Ralph Salisbury Dinner will be served at 6:30 payable March 1, 1960 to stock- Berkeley Heights Woman's High school basketball Warn j holders of record at th* close Club, March 15 and the Iselin chairman, or any other mem- with dancing afterwards to the -.in win u> Mr. and Mrsh. M been playing good ball thU|°f business on February 19 Woman's Club, March 16. ber. music of Joey Gallo's Band. 1 6 William Kappock. 55 East Otk •eason. and at present sports a * °- Plans were furthered for a Additional talent project Members of Mr. Izso's com- 8:i<-i-t. ,.i the Runway Memo- 7-ganw winning streak and •;._„,_ Bro,mv public card party February 24, were also announced.^Mrs.: mittee are: Mrs. Lillian Sister, N r..d Hospital, February 3. Mnjeaso. n record of 15 wins and 3|*Vi „ - 1 ," at Trinity Church parish house, Waterhouse and Mrs. Walt/ acting Municipal Chairman; ui is the former Oer- loses. The Ramblers ftaiW C A a T E K « T--Mn. Alyi Woodbrtdge: at 8 p.m. MrThompsos n are knitting •>'ira Jordan, secretary; Walter 8heTidan was Lyons. t hut season with a M win andi among those Oeorge Mroz is chairman. slippers and cuddle caps; Mrs. Kerbis, treasurer; and Ralph who UKluer born to Mr. 3 low record. . . There are four! "tUsnded the Central Jer- The nominating committee, Harry Howell is holding a Kuchinsky, 1st ward chairman; Mm shall Primerano. 111 (•met left on the schedule, two!*" C"»«»««n Clinic of the appointed by Mrs. Hansen, in Jewelry demonstration; Mrs. John O'Meara, 2nd ward; Mrs. iLinn Street, at the R»h- lames away and two I>f^^lc SUte Women's Dl-•••-Dl-elude-s Mrs—- . Andre— w Qallsin, James Lockie, Mrs. Donald Frances Neves, 3rd ward; John Fales, and Mrs. Andrew Lockie Mimunitl Hospital, Feb- home. Tuesday they .ill chairman; Mrs. James Atkin- G. Schreiber, Jr., 4th ward and St. Mar>s and on Frbnuryj1"* Hotel. Asbury Park. son, alternate; Mrs. Francis are making felt Christmas tree Mrs. Russell Briant, 5th ward. 23rd the game with Soutlu Clooney and Mrs. Mroz. skirts; Mrs. Edward Simonsen James Hoffman, Avenel, ticket is dressmaking on order; Mrs. :- :. ixim to Mr. and MrsRiver will wind up the season A speaker on civilian defense chairman. \ will be featured at the nexSalisbury and Mrs. Leonard >..:: Y.ivursky, 57 Elm Street, The Stat* tournament will be- P'lth Amboy Oeneral Hos- meeting at the First Aid Squad Lloyd are joining Mrs. John gin the lwt week tn February. Revaluation KENNEDY VS. HUMPHREY li'. FVbiuaiv 5. building. Hostesses were Mrs. Molnar in the sale of cabbage The NJ8IAA Executive Com- Senator John F. Kennedy has Daniel Levy and Mrs. Thomas rolls; and Mrs. Kenneth Phga- mittee will be hosts at a din- •Son bun; to Mr. and Mrs. Dragging On Markous. sey is sewing hanging laundry decided to enter Wisconsin's ingove... •'bin Inzarry, 29 Mercer ner to th« New Jersey Sport bags for lingerie. Democratic Presidential pri- Writers on Tuesday at New mary against Senator Hubert '•rt, ut Perth Amboy Oten- Opening devotions were read Brunswick. My Buddies and 1 WOODBHIDOE — Joaeph Off-Street Parking '• Ur>H«U»l. February 5. by Mrs. Fales and hostesses for H. Humphrey of Minnesota. «pect to attend. The pairmgs AppTaTs- Although most polls give al Co., U Authority** Planthe evening were Mrs. Weldon j«ii bui ii to Mr. and Mrs (or the 42nd annual basketball Senator Kennedy a lead over gaged by the previous adminis- WOODBRIDGE — Arrange Stenzel, Mrs. Leroy Bowen, and •;: Cunningham, 26 Dalbertitournament will be released. Senator Humphrey in the state tration to do the revaluation menu were made at a meeting Miss Dorothy Qaris. "i. at Perth Amboy Oeneral n nught be a little early, m at present, both camps are pre- ^^.«,., uof, thi,lec Townshipiuw.ui,w. , ha,,oas of the Woodbridge Parking "Hobby Lobby" night will be LOF s>it.»l. February 7. paring for an intensive cam- we are rooting and hoping a been ,jnvlt(.d by Mayor JY^. Authority recently for members featured at the February 22nd few of our boys can get some. paign through the next ten ^'i: bom to Mr. and Mrs. erick M. Adams to confer with to meet and visit the old Davismeeting. County and State recognition property on New Street prior weeks. The election will be held Buro>. 85 Daniel the Town Committee on the April 5. Bl:.'ft, Perth Amboy Oeneral for the 1*59-1960 basketball entire program February 25. to the demolition of the build- >! February 4. season. It is possible dates will be set ings in preparation for the new Lorantffy Guild Recreation htghllKhu. for public hearings throughout off-street parking lots. >;> INCREASE ''i'<'r. Joanne wu bornjSenlor league standings have the Township. Irving: Sails, Woodbridge, was and Mrs. Albert Kos-no t' change' d' th" e past wee'"'k' There has been a great deal re-elected chairman, Francis Installs Slate 'I' Penh Amboy Oeneral Kollbas is leading by a full jof controversy of late regard- Tlrrell, Iselin, vice chairman. WOODBRIDbE — A candle- Your Sales! Walter Garnau, Colonia, secre- •'1. January 31. Mrs. game over second-place Wams,|inK the pr0|lnun because Realty light ceremony was held for i tary and treasurer, and Jame5s '*' ••• tlie former Marie Peirach's and Koke's. Monday's Appraisal Company has re- jthe installation of officers of, J. Crowlcy. Avenel, was appoin- Perth Amboy. Thej«amr» at the High school will ceived most of the paynvnt,-— u- - J the Lorantffy Guild of the! i:a.s another daughter,Isiart the 10th week of the!dudue 0|on1 conlrac contract t anandd al alll cardcardss | * Hungarian Reformed Church.j the ll«"le|m, 2. Senior league.. in Book Four, and on industry,; The Rev. Leslie Egry was the Junior league . . . . second are still to be turned over. installing officer, and the fol- AT YOKKTOWN month of January $570.41. half schedule will start on Mrs. Josephine Schwartz, lowing were placed in office: Va-Nuyy Lt.iWedll(;sd(ly alld Thursday this chief clerk ut the assessors' of- Mrs. Stephen Futo, president; One swe?than deserves another. So | week, schedule* be given fice, revealed today that Mr. Committee Meets Mrs. Anthony Ambrose, vice •'•" Shanley, of 90 Allan-1 ME 4-1111 give the bne you love the one she'll out this week. Rubeiisteln has Informed her| To Plan Style Shoii(President; Mrs. Charles Nasy, (The Independent- '•' Carteret. N. J„ and otA 11 Midget league, finds Si Joes, that another "larjje batch of AVENEL - A* committee ™ "W secretary; Mrs An- Leader) love-a glamorous Valentine heart of the former Mist tice's »nd Columbus school cards" is ready. However, Mrs. drew Nugy. corresponding sec- Heiiuwi ol 140 High meetlng was held at the home from Loft's. She'll be thrilled with its each winning games against Schwartz said s&e refused them retary; Mrs. Joseph Dobos, and a Curteret, N. J.. la «erv- of Mrs. Morton Giniger for the he bottom three teams. as Realty ApprWsal was sup- treasurer; Mrs. Frank Lesko, beauty... delighted with its "- Guided MiMlk Service 'ashlon show to be presented CAPABLE AD-MAN The Tigers have won thposee d to provide the files, and financial secretary; Mrs. Theo- »t the Naval Weapons iy the Sisterhood of Congrega- Will Call On You contents. For every beautiful box lil first-half championship In the what few files they have sent dore hlpos, Mrs. Joseph Pinter, ""». Yorktown, Va. tion B'nai Jacob April 27 at the is brimful of deliciously fresh, Oub No. 1 League by a full to date are inadequate." Bel Aire Manor, Perth Amboy. Mrs. John Notchey, sick vlsi- UJ No Extra Charge »';i"ie entering the service I Ft1! game over Bt Joes. Second "I was told that the files -will Co-chairmen are: Mrs. Gin- tors. Corsages were presented 'for ' •'"•wry, 1944, hB graduated lovingly made Loft's Chocolates. half begins tomorrow morning. be tn my office on. Monday ger and Mrs. Joe(l Mayer. „ to the officers from the Sun- Layout Service! School. Hftly Pamlly is leading in thethat they were delayed dup to The committee consists of: I CUb No. 3 League with a 4 the recent steel strike", Mrs. Mrs. Eli Cohen, prugram; Mrs. The driver's 11- wins and no loss record. In theSchwartz stated. Leg Jacobs, publicity; Mrs. Sol . ol Joseph Berts, 40, ofC1»M "A" League, Moose's Glass, posters; Mrs Ralph Al- WINTER F Mm-er Street, hat been re- Stars have won three straight AOH PlJlNS BKEAKFAST ter, raffle; Mrs. Max Feinstein, "»"«tor ao day* by the Divi- games to stay on top. The Bob- WOODBH1DO&—The Ladies door prizes; Mrs. Hy Firkser, DIVERSION M t0r Vehlcl under Auxiliary, Ancient Order of Hi- ne rn 7n ° «* cat* have taken tlie lead in the table prizes; Mrs. Harold Meltz Pabruary 14th {' M'70 excewive ,«*ed pro- Olrls Class "B" Le&gue, win-bernlalu, Division 8, will re decorations; Mrs. Morton Llt- Biigiilen jour winter with a vaca- la ning & straight uume« celve uuiuuiunluii in a body ai Inger, models and Mrs. Irv Ma- tion hcic bf the id. Sundeiks, VALENTINE'S the 11 A.M. Mass at St. Jwne ina, tickets. encluifj ijlina, ice riilk, tictllcnl DAY jl Church flunday. A coinmunioi FLAN CAKC cuisine, music, and other cnlerUm. TMEIC I breakfast will take place In tin ntiil. Ikiin wiler In til bafts. GOT A HAPPY LIFT- RAHWAY - The members Win beds with bilh l,m 111.75- Fiesta room of the Reo diner. WEW PLUM8W& of Rho Chapter of Iota Phi Mod. »il. Plan, Si.SO Euiifcao GIRLS!! Soruilty will hold a cake sale ut each ftrsw hi about Inclusive nut:. flMx CU i-tttt. M Ac* of Hqarts, room, Railway, tomorruw be- ». r. M» 2 m. tween 1 and 6 p.m. 35 other beautiful Heart boxes lo choose Valentiie Cards to Wli His Heart! SERVICE OHM M U^KS SAME OMNiltSHtP I uu from $1.00, $1.79, $2.29 and up to $35. *ljl enjoy selecting yum Valentine grei:iuig cards Uilvt- Into Our l ' • • . humorous and sentimental . . . cards for sweet- C1ISTOMKK A Valentine gift card %>uh every box. ''""•t*aiid all the family! VALENTINE PAKKlN(i AltKA ! ! ! st «l> In Today (or Detail* About Mike Toth's ROCKMANS LIQUORS CARDS New Merchandise Club .n.il If you t LOFT'S Cro/rcdOea ...as fine as you can (lull Kl I-SH75 fur GIFTS We honor DINER'S CLVS and AMERICAN BkfKESS Cretin Caidt. TOTH PHOTO SHOP VHKV. JU A. M •"• M 1MBING / CARTERET SHOPPING CENTER C«Mike Avenue AI I. BISKS 8TOr AT Miller's TING \ 797 Roosevelt Avenue - iri thmgfaut New Jersey QtJK BOOK GIFT SHOP KIM BALL l-fc985 ptTst, - l*er»«iiiif Av«. : ( ,,,, ,1 ',\ llllllll >' 3O WHITMAN W. Ctrttret N J OPEN SUNDAY, February 14th 1-5219 CAHTKBliT, N. J. Cub Pack Marks Birthday^mf Honors PAGE Supper Served it Blue and Gold Dinner 2 Sewaren Bovs also presented; SEWAKBN — Two 8n To CO. P. dub n:1 "f „„ Cubs: WebelosBoy g^^ received him,,- AVENEL — A meeting of the the Ur.th o jack Brown. Sidney Bl.nch.nl.. Avenel Republican Club *a.< ^ !h»id at the home of Mr. and S^Vd.S-ntWbyTVoopie. ,MM. James O'Brien, Balmy Donald Walters, boy. William Uma, 354 »: n4o^ 1. Wayne Camp-jStreet, was awarded his [, Avenue, where a chow nv.n Tior.« Dentici giving !supper was smed by Mr aril orav.on ar.rt Bill Lr*vy. Joseph'erfoot rank br 8com, JMis. Fred Kftli'a Willlanwon who ma.|. J Plum -xftt made to attend Ackerman. Francis ,] jthe Hrpublicar. cnnm-i-clar,-? Saturday gt the Hungarian Hall, Perth Amboy, i Mrs, Adolph Flst'e packs sponsoring unit. *™^ Me*". Olir>'of the Daniel Boone |>, activities in W'oodbridge To*r- Thomtt "warm R*«. Cut>mMt«r, led 0^0^, Anthony Polieastro.;wnkh meets *t Prance' , ship. i rr^Tcerefflonle. "'*KfrU»ard. Pt»l ^IHta f.ttar !. the Ittrol „,,, CnrieratulaU'ins on the club's M.«n* r. NKWBFRC.FR •t Xwtnj Webelos M color,2^jMMt Podea^a. Jeffrey;member of the troop coi,;:, irottref* was extended by John 5. V . an8nyd«r. Raymond Jiiareo. oerard TaraboH ». ^. historian tnd troop , , 1 c G H ;?hes. Thirds Ward com- GRADVATF: Mi« Marrla F. *«;;• <>»ld • Una. J«ck;SrUpSnmer. Hamilton Bill- urer. Francis Klih k n • Nfwbercr. daoiMpr of Rabbi nittefman. I B-owr Rims »er* shown whichlln^ Jr, Martin Fwwrdt/SMriren nember of thP ,- New members welcomed wm and Mr«. "-arrnrfl Nr«t*rrrr, we-e taken during trim m^Jtme* 0*1*. Bernard Oerst- «trol will «o on «n o. 4?9 Amhnv Awnu?, Wood- lTnf p M:v William Rjtome ar.d ^ t-e wt r«r. 'nef DOBdntck E*mt«. Michael n,ghl nta thU Saturdiv i bridje. <»« » rwnl r»dn- George Maurer, memben forITtr^Tor«orT Sctaffer. andsoUth Amboy Water w ate from College of Arts and 1 — •- '•—'nx the Ajnerlcan ],, I Appointed to serve on the Cornell I'niwrtttj. 'nominating committee tre Mrs.' Pott 45 home in Perth A- ,,., rfflrctfd and elected to the Boan! Tu«- Jowph Keves. Mrs. O'Brien.] »t fl A. M. Mr. Rycwk OF EDUCATION: «ith thf newcomer. John Fell, who was Charles Peterson and James; -The Oak RIe ers lor the against Bows, 27-23 Abbey driving t.. — 'Oie midway polr.t 15-:l- iFirst Street, and shattered tne, TEAM STANDINGS L The seeor.d half *« three point* lr.l glass in the door. ' W • :r,| 6U Francis* ..- ™ 2 Niagara 1 Oroup. scheduled forlMn. Leo Hendrlcks, 19 c> St. Josephs 1 „,„._ _!ed his car llumbla Avenue. Boston College _. 1 =»--SSE^-r smce the stnrt'of "while it was parked In 8t. Peter's 0 1 ,,! Ihis apartment house. Robert 0 2 on Belmont Abbey ... playing St. Joseph* even the game wound aj>«olcro«. 1 a Bunns !*».«- WO0DBRIDGE — St.. Jo- Ittidtt n-n, Crowe mad-; goodlported to Patrolman William seph'a, undefeated Since the' Tom Webb and John Don*. ^^and tmy^tukGerry Beid,Tuesday. start of the s*son In the Si.^ .. —..-..._.__ attempu__l. t.o. keeu—p gt, mihe Tlctors most HARD All Acme Markets will be Open Late Lincoln's BirthdgM 12 James' Big Basketball League. £hoot*rs on the floor in the gain with a pair had their hopes of completing scored eight point*. <». -^ of accurate tosses from the free — When _ ^ Circle an unblemished record dashed seph's high men were Oerrjittarow line. w are Fords? left the Majestic Bowl- weeWMSk when a Eakk and Tom Ruxagee with Three league games • 1 ^D. to pieces this icheduled for Sawiday alter-;ing Lanes, Route 9. Monday to scrappy anandd determined StJtotals of 9 and 8. respectively. Francis' combine went all outi Tied at 12-12 at the cooclu-!noon at the St. James' gym 'enter his car he found that the Francis' combine went all outf i Tied at 12-12 at the cooclu!,,,^ „, ^ m •--•-' - 11^, had been to subdue the first-haLhL'' cham-h lofslonn of three periodperiodss, Niagara m+pr* \t slated to clash Vith^o front pions by a 27-25 score at thelrallied for seven polnta In the^. Joseph', t one o'clock stolen. while Boston aCollege takes on Amboy Avenue court a strong • was a real i8t Frandi at tuouo, aand BetoontjTBIESTT THIEF lAbbelb y close* outt ththe did y fat-ft ; LOSS ANGELBB — A thirsty [tag: St. Peter's at three. 'thief broke into a bar, took $30, MARKETS ! from a juke box, and drew him-1 BICHMAN ELECTED (self a beer. Then he had a 2nd WOODBBTDGE — Drui- . m-Al-,beer. , and a 3rd. bert Richman, local optometrist j Whe,,„n, the bartender, Stanley wta) Is a Cum Laude graduate Miiler.opened u-pr neit morn- Borgaim ttiroughoot tht start .. . nmintuts tfxm b«- of Dllnois College of Optome-'ing, he found the man asleep Thank You Uy, Chicago. Illinois, was re- on the floor, the money In a foftl Cosh in on ACTM'S mony birthday speciab and get eently elected secretary-tretts- paper bag beside him. Police arer of the Central New Jersey1!booked Joseph Rivas on wspl- famous S4H Green Stamps as a bonus! Op tome trie Society. jcion Of burglary. We wish to extend our sincere appreciation to the voters of Woodbridge Township tor elect- Phone ing us to the Board of Education. We pledge 1,1 ourselves to do our very best to merit the confi- dence displayed in us. c>ifii§? Frank Wukovets Robert Vogel Clifford Handerban John Felz ROAST 40 Only Acme sells jamous top^juality Lancaster brand beef! 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PAGE FIVE ivmrian Ladies' Aid 7 Roosevelt Savings & Loan stalls New Officers Open House Draws Crowd CARTFRKT --Exceptional In-.persons visited our new build- . Mrs, Stf-1 Michael Rozman, Mrs. Anthony ti n-i wiif, shown by the Public; | ,venlr« of Installed foi Wercheff, auditors; Mrs. Ste- inK nnr took nome W1 hen Gyenes, Mrs. Andrew '"•"'"'""ilAsI. Saturday's cipen-!Ul(!lr v|s|, M d „ 'utivo tertn us iiiiK nt Mm new headquarters 'if , Indira Aid ."lacz, Mrs. Prank Mester, sick r i rs: Mrs. Alexander ;l!iillc(l Hnosovelt Spvlngs nnd| isito !,oiin A.'isor.lallon, 11-15 Cooke « result, our supply of gifts has : with the pas' day secretary. Mrs. air- j Avenue jbceii considerably diminished. ,'. i^ry. nfflcta- hon Puto, president of u. ,„.,. |,t, the same Lorantffy Guild, presented cur I 'Our new building and of-However, we realize that many fid's seem to have capturedipnrsons who were unable to aU , Krimk Kopan- nation corsages to the officers. The following events we ji-vrnniic's fancy," observed ni; Mrs. Jnmes tend our opening celebration announced: Sunday, lnstnlln- Kmil ]•:. Murlrak, executivp vice •Hiii; secretary: will want to take advantage of imrko. financial lon dinner, 12 noon, Parish iprcMdent. "Our objective, of Hall; penny Rale, February 24, Iciiursp, wrts to provide savers our gift offer. We urge them to Andrew Busa, come in and select their free Joseph Hege- p.m., Parish Hall;' every[ with the utmost comfort and convenience, while providing clinlrman; Mrs. Sunday, sale of hoine-mnde gift while the supply lasts." baked goods, Parish Hall: bus Ifneiiitips for efficient and eco- United Roosevelt Savings trip W New York City. April 24, nomical operation." and Loan Association 1B a mu- with Mrs. Prank Kopanyl in A feature of the opening tual thrift institution that fea- charge. Dinner will take place ieelebratlon was the offer of tures Insurance of savings up \>ir mhers at Patricia Murphy's Candle- I free Rifts for new accounts or to $10,000 by U. 3. Government An interesting light House In Yonkeis. jiultlitlons to existing accounts. Instrumentality. Dividends start run prepared for The "Golden- .Table Cloth" Depending upoii the amount every month at United Roose- .11,1,. of the new for the new church was donated leposited, savers were offered velt and savings received by tha Fourth Ward Re- a choice of a 12-plece cook- 20th of any month earn from II WAS A VERY SUCCESSFHI, DAY; Above is part of the crowd that visited the United Roosevelt Saving* and Loan Association, Carteret, at the and-serve hostess set, a travel the lst-current rate JVi per ; ill nil Fehauary 26 represent each by Incli- •open house Saturday held to mark the, opening of Its new building. iron, or a leather wallet. annum, paid twice a year. The 0 I'M In the library vtdutl donations. Names will "The demand for these at- association is open daily from .V.T1I1IC be embroidered by mrrftbers of; |klnd of kindness do you c&UMASONIC SERVICES with Russia later this year. ... TaKllarenl, preal- the Society, m important look, as it.fills in WOODBRIDGE — The Ma- Dlscusslons on the Berlin trwtlve and useful gilts was 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. On the first Housing Ordinance unusually strong," said Mr. .•uired membership •Birthday celebrants were he. neckline of an afternoon sonic Lodges of the 27th Ma- problem are expected to pro- Thursday of each month there "That's unremitting kind- Mudrak. "Between 9 A. M. andare evening hours also—from 7 of the Mrs. Frank Korimndy. Mis.j Aids Renewal Plans ult and picks up the look of' » the father in his sonic District of Free and Ac-duce a new debate among the nets wrote 5 P. M. on Saturday, some 2,500 to ? P. M. .•(I which Includes Pentek, Mrs. Dorko and Mrs WO0DBH1DOE — At a last year's basic black. |next Jetter< cepted Masons for the State major Western powers over v : Park Terrace and Alexander Silasl Mrs. Busa short, adjourned meeting of the Tapered slacks are worn for will hold their annual church their differences about how to , ,,: cuionla nn the Ise-celebrated her 25th wedding Town Committee Tuesday, a almost any occasion you can service Sunday, 8:00 P.M., in counter Russian pressure for |, .,< Ni-u Dover Road. anniversary. new housing ordinance was name except the most formal. Mutual Proportion the First Methodist Church, an end to allied protection of "{HE PINGRY SCHOOL p, M;•» I'II'P information adopted as required by the The cotton and linen tapered Young Jones seemed inordi- South Amboy, West Berlin. TIGHTER TAX CHECK DUE i ,;, :.id ni.iv be con federal government with appli- slacks are lined to help them n&tely proud of his new car Rev. John M. Jaqueth from 215 North Avenue, Hillside, N. J. 1 announces E M.v cvcil Bliss and cations for urban renewal pro- keep their shape. One day his next door neighbor Springvllle, S. I,, Rev. Kenneth HOMEWORK SAVES MAN I.,.-Mi. 1st District: jects. passed to compliment him upon E. Walter, Linden and Rev.' Poughkeepsle, N. Y. — His ment deductions and business - w; mi mid Mrs. This ordinance is required Unremitting Kindness Its immaculate appearance William H. Schmaus, Trinity daughter's school homework ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS i;i[:.if:ii'i, 2nd dl»- The son In college was ap-"Jones.", the neighbor re- Episcopal Church of Wood- saved the life of Leroy Soper. business •!•!: Ai :nlns »nct MM. federal funds to plan It? bridge will assist Rev. George Jr., recently. The child, Patri For Admissions to Grades 8 Through 11 Dana Latham, commi.inloner of plying pressure for more money marked, "you certainly keep ;,,,,;-,!, .lid district: rr-developnwnt program from home. "I cannot under-jy r car clean, B. Ogden. cia, 12, seeking help In her Will Be Given On InU-mal revenue, said recently ' 0U Kii. «nd Charles thp maln buslnm secllon 0 stand why you call yourself a> The proud owner grinned studies, went to the garage SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, AT 8:45 A. M. ..•ii. ; Mrs. Albert Woodbrldge proper. kind father," he wrote his dad.'sheeplshly, and rejoined WESTERN TALKS iwhere her father was working For Further Information P:di-.i-y Hlanchard. such deductions will have to bei In the only other business, Two groups of allied dlplo- his car. She found him un- kept. 'when you haven't sent me a "Heck, it's mutual — it keeps on Write or Call the School I:,i .In:dnn and the township cold 2'i lots to check for three weeks. What me clean, too." mats have begun meetings to conscious from carbon monox- Telephone EL 5-6990 i; S hreiber. Jr, tttham said the higher re-S l C>CP11B'S Councn, \mhi forge proposals for disarma- ide fumes. A physician was able porting is needed because there;of folumbus, Iwlin for $250 ment and Berlin negotiations to revive him. \i: Williiim Has- ro ln '« • « » * tendency by cor-|lv lflnd, located al Middlesex th '•'.,.,| •iih dLstrlcts iPOritlorw«tl . partnershipthi * »nd|Turnplked| ' and Orarid Avenue

' ' ' __ismall business men to claim tax wiu be used for the site of a ^deductions for the personal ex- council home, accordlnu to ruses of ofTlcers and employes Committecman Thomas J Cos- tfllO. HOT SPOT! SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME! only ONE Gary. IND. — Explaining th" fire that destroyed hU seven room home, Joe AiiStln, 63. IN FASHION told authorities It probably 1 Spring Jackets will be shorter started when his corn mash for and have straight lines to com- ITtiere Is making whl&ky got too hot. plement slim Spring fashions. Some are cut shorter — even a only one few Inches above the wustellne. The straw fedora is one of Reader & Advisor the new-looking straws for ELCOME Spruu and summer. BIK crowns on all affair?) of life sweep out Into wide sailor or I bfiatrr shapes, some down into WAGON By Mr*. Annette slanting brims. at 298 Penhlng Avenue, A flannel ensemble will be a! K Investment for Spring. Iti Cartmt may Include a fitted rout with; For appolntmrnt call ;i raised wai.stline over u mulch lug slim skirt. A printed .Mlk; Kl 1-4634 shirt will be the perfect accent1 »:M A. M. U »M P. H. U) complete the costume y.irj of trriti£ £nrid will in TJ|p multi-ntrand iiecilatf is •i.inj community 1115 COOKE AVENUE, CARTERET, NEW JERSEY MERCK CIRCLE PLAYERS •r Information «n prnrnt -unit Mikfon In I'adily y Hurry Down and Choose One of These • COLONIA • VYENKL "MIDDLK 01 Till; NKiHT Ffhruary 12 - l'.\ - February 1*) • 20 Valuable Gifts While Supply Lasts I SKI.IN THK LONG AMI illOHT 01 11 MI'S: Tunics this year ' PLAYHOUSE arc Wf. in-us; found nei >«lu it- from liallrunm to beach, lfl-re HIT two viTiiims seared In a casual atmosphere: At Kahwav Avriiur und Muflin iVrracc, Ii-Ft. Nelly dcdrali cii\frs nliiti- cluii-iliuiirr pants with a Woodhrid^c luiBf-pockcti-d. priiilt-d vtittim tunic. At rislit. Tom Drew uf I If n r Hickcy to|is a brief ruffled print limii- with IIIDII cap, worn uver little boy shorts. FREE

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PAOK SIX Circle Players to Offer OBITUARIES 'Middle of the Night' WOODBRIDGE - Wood- Feb. 12, 13. and 19, 20, at the OSCAR B. LAWS I former resident, of Elizabeth. 1 Dridre resident* dominate thejPlayhouw Martin Terr anu COUJNIA — Oscar B Laws, he had resided in Iselln for the last .if Middle of the NlgnfVRahwny Ave., curtain at H.JU Friday and 178 McFarhnr Rond. t\ special past five, years, u> lie presented by the Mmkp.m. nijeiit of the Federal Bureau of He ^»R a retired machinist C'ii-clr playrrs 'February 12. 13, - • • investigation since. 1950. diedjand the owner of the Lincoln 19 ami -1'1 HI tlie Merck Circle FVbninry 3 of a heart, attnckiParm Produce Company He IMnyliniisr. Marlen TerrAce. Saturday only] at the New York office of thelwas a member of St. Cecelia's Bnl KM/, director, teaches Four S FBI. 201 Flnst fi!»th 8trcet. Mr.[parish. KmMsh and drama at Wood- Laws wns 41 years of aise. ' Surviving arc hit widow, Jo- i>n(l.;i- HiRh School. This is his Bovn in Gnstonlft. N. C, hesephine and a brother. An- Address PTA11 firsi jinvctiiiR stint With the wnonBRIDOF, .. Four | served with the Navy during thony, Lakcwoori cirri,- Playm. but he haa f J™™*™* students at' World Wnr II and was a lleu- ,,,„,! numerous plays at the™ ™' kPa l tne ii'p.iini Cnmmnnder In the Re-ELIZABET] H V. DZUBAV serve at timo of his death. He WOODBRIDGE — Funeral „,„,, srhnol for the part three f^/™^ o( ^hool ll.| services for Elizabeth V. Dzu- V was clini.man of the board of 'Zm>. OoMfarb, -emb.r-^A -d de^d ^aUon| (i; neons of the First Bapiist bay, 209 Prospect Street, E Chiirrh. Rahway, and general Orange 'formerly Perth Am- boy i who illeri Sunday at tlir, Miufrintnirtrnt of its Sunday: lie- m this Paddy P 'hool. He was also a member home of her brother William A. Dzi/bay, 174 Clinton Street. in Wtnston- Greenberg. of the Masons Woodbridge, wen- held Wed- 9 TO 9 Sulcm, N. CC. . i sparkle to the , , toni an-ansements were]^da>', morning (ram Amom: d lfat Fufneral Home, 44 Green Street, hiinriled by the Lehrer Funeral [he Burial was in Alpine Cemetery. Home, 2'b West Miltoji Ave- Corps dr Ballet. Sam OoMwyns Perth Amboy. what i nue, Railway, and a service-was rilm. "Goldwyn's Follies". She was employed by thn pay Is so held Friday morning at the Brosdwiiys production of Cartere1 t Savings and Loan As-' low that few Ro into the pro-i Fiist Baptist Church with' the ;"RosPHllnda". fesslon, Mis* Mahtrp said Here' Rev. John Francis Upham,; to pastor, presiding, Besides hlsjn"lfl >™rs antl wa-> a member of the VFirsrKt t Presbyterian make their first appearance mfrpftSf Mllnll(S . _ . .„ widow. Mrs. Eleanor Cashwell'"Ctnirch' "'". E.' Orange . T*"**""™ Laws, he. leaves his sons, Rich- with the Merck Circle flayers. Sand Hataasy o Etopt said She is sfirvived by three Production will be seen on he had been a teacher in a sen- ard DOUKIRS and Stephen Cash- brothers. William A., Emil. St. _ lor high school for three yearn, well, Cotonia: his parents, Mr. Creorae. Staten Island. Stephen. CONTEST WINNER before coming to this country and Mrs. Sherman Laws, ENACT SCENE- Shown above \,a rehearsal are thrrr of the main characters In the Texas City, Texas. 1 SEWAREN - Miss Suzanne on a scholarship. The old sy»- Thomasville, N. C; two sisters. Merck Circle Playhouse production. "Middle of the Nleht. ' From left to rieht. Mrs. Buddy Grpenbern. Manny (ioldfarb and Mrs. Henry Belafsky. The play can \w sren at the Mack, daughter of Mr. and'tem of schooling in tgypij Mrs, Fred Murphy. Bowling LOUIS KANTOR Mrs. Arthur Mack, East Ave- leaches only the Islam region Green, Ky., and Mrs. Herman MENLO PARK — Funeral Rahway Avrmie playhouse tomorrow and Saturday ninhtR, and the same two nights next werk. nue, was among the winners in and the Arabic laniruaiieVrne Little, Thomasville; and twserviceo s for Louis Kantor, 50, ian oratorical contest for high new system Is similar to Euro- -brothers, James H.. Thomas- 2 Harvey Avenue, were held school students held last *eek pean education »nd Includes ville, and Carroll E., Taylor-lTrTursday morning from urday afternoon from Greiner\M Cj k fig p- ^^•^ .~. — : , patUpjrBi ouu sohool other subjects. In spite of great ville. N. C. Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Funeral HomeHome, 44 Green StreeStreett , " ' FORDS - Bruno Mand.ca, ^h«£ uTis a^h-P^ress since the revoluUon of Green Street and First Com- and Hungarian Reformed Rites Held Tuesday Fords, owner of the SAMUEL KNIGHT at. Woodbridge High 1952. there are still 2 aOO 000 Sregational Church, Wood- Church. Burial will be in Clov- MADISON - Mrs. Julia Jor- Laundromat, COLONIA - Samuel Knight. t six mi>- children unable to attend school bridge. Burial was in Clover- erleaf Park Cemetery. dan Clark. 89, wife of the late 63, a roomer at 85 Amherst Wandias. l the sub- due to lack of buildines and leaf Park Cemetery. A resident of Woodbridse for William H. Clark and sister of sf Capital teachers Avenue, was found dead in bed ™-™ —— • ; 1 lace was enlplpa ana a the past 50 years, he was athe lat« Mrs. Lena Allen, Mrs. .™* P , Punishment." Out of a possible In Ecuador Jmly 31 per cent member of the Hungarian Re-Marie Huber, Jacob Jordan of table radio stolen 15 point*, she scored 14 of the children are able to go formed Woodbridge, and the late Adami • to school. Julio O)ede told the a CARS LOOTED audience. However, one fifth Of .„ ,,u....>u -j and William Jordan of Plain-!GEOGRAPHY LESSON Dr. Michael J. Doffey. ion. He was a resident of Menlo| : WOODBRIDOE — Muuro the national budget is being Hh iKoosi; three daugh-lfjew, died Saturday. SHAKER HEIGHTS. Ohio— Mr. Knight was a While living in Madison she j Youngsters get a geography les- Motors. Amboy Avenue, repor-used for education and good watchman for the r I^M;;: ^ze s^^ made her home with her niece,|son during play periods at Mer- ted to Patrolman Victor Balint progress is being made Compftny Company of Rochelle Park at and First Aid Squad. ibridReand Mrs: Mrs. Anthon. John y EsoPanzerea. Fords;, Mrs. Joseph Allen of 226 Kincsjcer School, but they think its Monday that several cars on Joseph Horvath of Hungary I He is survived by his widow, the Colonia Junior Hteh School Woodbridge; three sons. Nicho-;ROac|, 'fun. The lesson come? from the the parking lot had been looted, described education in , his; construction site. Helen G. < Danc.^cs i, three las and Peter. Fords; Andrew,! con-j42-foot map nf the United Missing are ei?ht wheel covers country before 1948 and after.! daughters. Mrs. John Lesko, S.1 services were Surviving are his widow, Hopelawn: 10 grandchildren.jducted on Tuesday by the Rev.States painted on the play- and five side mirrors. The loss Now, in order to study Engligh.j; Plainfield; Miss Margaret and t 1 Christine, Lancaster, Pa., and One gixat-grandchild, a sister, William L. Nieman of Grace ground pavement by members 1S e»tima "' one must first excel in Russ- a son, Clarence, a major in theMiss Barbara Kantor. Menlo Mrs. Elizabeth Krimen: three Episcopal Church. Madison, of the parent-teacher associa- — ian. He said that the Russians Park: a son, Louis W., Nixon; H0T R0D U. S. Army stationed at Fort brothers, Daniel. Antol, and Burial was in Restland Me- tlon. . do not like it that the level of four srandchildrrn: a sister. Bragg, N. C. Imre. all in Europe. morial Park, East Hanover, The states are painted blue, WOODBRIDGE — A fire of t,ducatiOn in Hungary is high-, Mrs. Ida Takacs: and a broth- yellow or pink, and the names unknown oriuin damaged the R | JOSEPH HOLFINGKR N. J. pr lni)I1 tnat in USS g er Joseph in Europe. ' ;HARRY MCKS0N and outlines are m black. The;var of Archie Callicut. of Lin- The p-^ fathers were in WOODBBIDGE — Funeral! MANCHESTER. N. H. — A children use the map for relayden, while it was parked at the (.harRe of the meeting. A parent, services for Joseph Holfinper,!ANDREW DANCI, (DANCS) resident. MOM-DAUGHTER NIGHT iraceg from steU, t0 5tftte andiMunicipal Parkin? lot, Main |lducatien niKht wm be |(iuc,tien nmht will b 70, 289 Mam Street, who died; KEASBEY—Andrew Danch.'li'''.'",' p "^"""^ Who"'"ha'd MENLO PARK TERRACE-,'""" "r";"™"™ Street. Woodbridge Fire Com- M.irch 3 ln lhe School u audi.; _ Oakand . of State here pany was summoned. lonum al 8 pm MrSi Raymond Sl 58 Secretnrv Night" has been planned as the; General Hospital after a brief i Amboy| Hamp- Tufsday at lhe Perth an(J in char2C of New in a series of ffour URGE ACTION (ASH |shire primaries, illness, w«re held on Saturday Gencral Ho5pltal. Puner.1 serv-| flectlons and ,e pareni-i-aucaimii. -«-"•»' a backdrop of two WOODBRIDGE - Kondor's _...„.,,, of School 19 PTAiair disasters that have Wken-84 service Station. Rahway Ave-an d tlic Fascinating Fives anct, w b to wol5> wme Burial was in RosehiU ceme-ia, Home, 513 State Street, and!"^ ";""ot"thV"iaV'HarrviW«ane8day at 8 P. M. in tlie|lives this year, a spokesman forjnup and Green Street, was en- ™» ' « | n tcry. Linden. | at 2 P.M in the John Calvin! j^JT ,,rf «rs Jackson ^hool all-purpose room. A airline pilots said .that Confess ,ered sometime Sunday and *'» f ^°« - ^

, rodent of Woodbrid, for|MaRyar Reformed Church. ^Z^t^^l^ ^ DZ« show^n antJ!?*.'J na KreateTJ%uZ"J?,r fylin S fet> "" ^^T^Ztrom the casn re!ilster^ "^ ^ X £T-d 45 years, he is -survived by a the Rev. Francis Vltez.offici-; - - Calif., the (jU1- <" '- J * '' there was a need for moue men son. Joseph, Jr.. Carteret andaUn8 . Burial will ,b, in Cto^ official livedj"*^ by Dr. Sara Uunin.^.D., C axe«e Say p leather-look who wlU answev NS 80 8 on stage and back stage. Two t...-> 'i-ndclMldrejf. .leaf Plirk Cemetery. Besides his Street i questions con-, of tne Air Line raw Af " ; „„„,,.,,._ A classes tied for the attendance iMHHfl farmer, Claude Grimwood, was award for having the most flneo; S14 for setting illegal fox fathers present: Mrs. Rose Bar-jl for John Gallo, 68, 19 to come accompanied bv not to comprehenhdd vitaital factors'trapsft , one of which snared aWs special class ahd Miss ' required for maximum safety .Policeman. Helene Stecs second grade. Lane, who died Saturday in his!^d s last official act "** in air travel. home after a long illness were 50ns was to rule off the March 8 held yesterday morning from , ^ , , „ „ Presidential primary ballot thelSET MEETING DATE She Finished Him the Thomas J. Costello Funeral PETER PASZTOR names Qf Elt^n Brin televisiont COLONIA-The Green Ridge ul1in a! Swaggering up to the beauti- Home, Green Street and Coop- WOODBRIDGE - F ' :coWDoy singel- of Damascus iCivic Association met Tuesday Dlonde at the colle e om , h qum sec .Md andLar Duly of Chicagolat the home of MrsMrs."." John '»' R P' ' er Avenue, with requiem Mass services for Peter Pasztor 71 Md and'Lal- Daly of Chicago!|at the ' " "" llle USED CAR at t St"•"•••-. Cecelia's •Church • . --:-Burial •67 2 Mai•n- Street—•--' , -•<-who- diedj•><-*• New Hampshire conducts the'Symko, 31 Morninuside Road. self-adorin!? young football huskv sald: as in St. Gertrude's Cemetery.'Tuesday at l\is home after a earlim presidential primary Next meeting will be March 8. i Specially A native of New York and aibrief illness, will be held Sat- iin thpth enatin nation n ' :aalslsoo aatt MrsMrs." Symko's Symkos. . witwitnR aa "I'"I'mm sursuree yoyouu don'don't t neeneedd a ann Mi' Jackson ordered the'guest speaker to be announced.;introduction before you'll dance names removed last Saturday 1|with me, babe. You know who 1 SAVINGS for ALL! ; after aides of Senator John P. dena, Calif.; Mrs. Enoch Ful-, America's best left Kennedy, Democrat of Massa- ler. Manchester. N. H.; Mrstackle. ! ! chusetts, presented affidavits Evelyn Warfield, Chester, N. "Oh. yes," she answered charging that the Britt and H.; and Mrs. Baron L.McNulty, sweetly. "On the gall-Ameri- MAURO MOTORS Daly nominating petitions con- Altadena, Calif. can team?" Itained the names of dead and "TIME IS MONEY, non-registered persons. A Republican, Mr. Jackson Trade-In Specials the nature of my job keeps became Deputy Secretary of Most Cars Equipped With Radio, Heater and reminding me. So I'm care- t State ih 1933 at the age of 2ft. He was named Secretary by the Automatic. Many With Power Features! ful not to short-change Legislature in 1967. Fury. myselfi on my ottti time, Besides his mother, Mr. M>r Hirdtop Jackson leaves his widow. Mrs. '59 Plymouth ImmiruUtr' $2175 too. I do lots of my bank- Eleanora Jackson: two daugh- ters, Mrs. Paul Moore and Mrs. 3-iioor ing by mail!" (Ask us for free Robert McLaughry: and four SUNDAY^ '55 Chrysler Htrdtop $775 SHORT COATS sisters, Mrs. Ethel Wolfe, Pasa mail deposit THE DA^! 2-dr. A 4-di. forms, and try it '56 Chevrolet (3 to Choow) $775 There's still time yourself!) l-iooi * 4-«Mf '56 Dodge Full; Equipped $1075 to order I 2-door Jr Io w * r i '56 Chrysler Hardtop

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New Yorker Your Rug Comes Wvhheck's Flower Shop '57 Chrysler -!-dr. Kudtop $1575^ Oily an apart an t«ll this grained vinyl 'om ths rsdlhingl And it's so prcctieal-|W 305 Auiboy Avenue Woodbridge Back 'Like New' '57DeSoto $1475" w«pe 4th o damp cloth! Button-froirt For this... or ANY Beauty restored .. . your rug short coot* long coat to be belted or clutd^ Hardtop looks so fresh it almost '57 Ford "M«" Tudor $1375 Spring y|it«, beige, blue; in isses' til«l> banking service consult... glows. Didn't, take long, nor cost much. You called Mod- 4-door Cupids '57 Plymouth $1143 Us« our lay owoy plan ,.. no extra dW 9 em Home and we did the 'The Hunk uiili ALL the Services rest! titm Yorker '58 Chrysler dr. Hardtop $2175 PboiM Today! Choice... v . • , '•>•• *. JEWELRY GIFTS! Hardtop Pick-up and Drllvrrj OftH eVtWV NKJMT TILL* till Us of jewelry win 4-dr. Hardtop Seiviif hearUi every time! '59 Buick ilU $2475 ANK AND < So important for Wall-to-Wall Carpet ljeap Year!I See our K eiichantmu dUplay 54 (Ihrysler Fullj Iqulpiwd Cleaning A Specialty of Valtntlne jewelry 31 Othen Not listed! WOODBRIDGE .. oupld-inspired for Qrem St Circle ilicllni IntwtcottM M BouU* > ""' | TRUST/COMPANY him, for her! MODERN HOME Membei Federal Depo.su IiiMiianet Corpoiatiun Engraving Done On Premises Mauro Motors PERTH AMBOY us SMITH rrwwT RUG CLEANERS S GIFT WRArfED KHKE! i'hrynler - Plymouth - Imperial BANKING HOURS TODAY (Thursday) Huulr }:>, SOI IH AMHOY I Block. w«t4 of ttlboM SUtlon Valiant and Siinca *) A. M. to 6 l», M. A. M. »• • '• M PA 1-1155 SALES & SERVICE ( I.OS1.I) .MX DAY FRIDAY IM,\I. IIOIlllUi I'mm K.I 1- Ask U|wrilut JEWELERS ^$$x (Ml AMBOY AVE., WOODBRILKJK >'RI!K rARKWG ON PREMISES AT BOTH lor WX M8II II. Main Strwl, Wumlbiidt;! Trl Hi, 4 IUS6 JVIK 4-1851 Open Till » P M. H —

IKGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICFS Shop-Rita—IMUII . Cancer Dressing* gBBra'g'a^a^gigjerajgmzrajar^^ Two-jame «tnnm: l«elln Innirance 1,10000 Flremen'i Competition „ 3,350.00 50 minutes Weit One hundred (1O0) or«r Cooptr't Dulry. Salary .. ._ 1,5(13.00 Strikes and Spares 1.200.00 Water ud Hydrant* feet to a point; thenrr <<) HOrth Made by 4-H Clubs Oqmmls«lonei»' SalarlM _ 830.00 Legal fMi 150.00 81 degree! 01 mlnutet F.n'.t ptrty (M) AVKNKI, BANTAM t.BAOUK I8EUN — The Cloverbelles Puel fir Fire Rouse ... - _ 750.00 Janitor talary 710.00 feet to a twlnt; thsnre ii) Bti J W L Ilectrln _ 200.00 Commiaaiontra salary .. 120.00 degree! 55 mlnuten F,n«t Nl KtnilU Avenel Coal and Oil 30 i pre-4-H Club of Iselin met Telephone _ 400.00 Fuel oil 7J0.00 and «lxt«el n hundredthihdi (n Honor Roll DISTRICT £S Dlitrict of Woodbrldge Townnhlp County. Docket No. F-fl85—59. RE- Together with all 3l M Mallett 448, Inlrne MMtnpHrr m T«»m high, 3 names: ATenel Shop- Notice u hereby glten to all legal otherWlM known a! KPFLSMV. In theLIANCE SAVINGS and LOAN ASSO- the rights, privileges, h Mid «'(. Marie Rentier «n. nnlnr»i Mm nite a.UIJ, n«lrtnn«'« Cleaners JSfa,; »oteri of Fire Dlrtrtct #1 that on !nunty of Mlidleaex and Stats of CIATION, a corporation ot the State and appurtenances JOU 13V M»rr Kulewn «a, I.uclllr ( Hi. Andrrw's C.7.0. 2578, Saturday, the 30th day of February, New Jtriiey that: of New Jersey, Is Plaintiff, and ALEX lohglng or In anywise appcrinlnlng 11 51 417, Vllma Innnmoraltl 412, l.ininn Team high, ritiRlr game: Bt An. IM0, an election will be held at th> SZBMAN and ANNA M. HZKMAN.hls The mihacrlber reserves the H..1I «r 1 1 CY M2 There will bn held an election at 201,. N. Thereao AVt, Dolores Funk lin Annal' " *'" °' . Avenel Fire Co. Hopelawn Fire Houae In aald dl» the Ketubey Plre HmiM on Febru- wile, are Defendants, Writ of KMadjour- n anlil naln frnm time tr«. WUDNJSBDAY, THE NINTH DAT Sheriff if.C.M. NOTICTB LEGAL NOTICES yean. Wnkowts 1M. 1. To TOM an appropriation for (2) To approve a general budget 07 MARCH, A. D. NINETEEN ijiAvrrr, TALLEY & gtnenl fire purpoMi for th of 112,500.00. HUNDRED SIXTY KREVHKY, Attorneys. ELECTION NOTICE 1.-1,. 3/n, m, 25; 3/3/«o m.ia woonnRiDOii TOWNIHIP current nical year. The Itemized budget approprl at the hour ot two o'clock by the SFKCIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT MEETINO OF FIRRMnri LEAGUE The poll! will be opened at 3 P. Mation li H follow!; th«n prflYalllni? (Standard or Day- (K OK Ud will be closed at 7 P. M. PROPOSAL VnUNSHIP OF WOODBRIDOE IN THE COUNTY OF p THE OENERAL BUDOBT light Saving) time, In the afternoon n. A 38 12 Frvpoaed Budttt for the Current 4TH FIRE DISTRICT, Sealed bids will be retdved by »nel XinnpU _. _ 10 Ftfeal Year 1 of the said day, at the Sheriff's tho Board of Education of the NEW JERRET, ON FEBRUARY 24, 1980. KEASBEY, NEW JERSEY, OtOoe In the City of New Bnmnwlck Woodbrldw Kmerg. Squad. » Water and Hydrant* |3,fl00.0C FOR THB YBAR MARCH 1, 1D«O Township of Woodbrldge In the IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal vot«r» of theA»enel Flrit Ala .__ » V, 1. Hoard Room In th» Barron Avenue Flremen't Bonut — 1.500.0C AND ENDINO FEBRUARY 28, 1M1. All the following tract or parrel strict of the TowMhlp of Woodbrldge, In the County Avenel No 1 g Fire Equipment . | 1,000.00 School, Woodbrldge, N. IM: Fire Houae Maintenance of land and premises hereinafter Werlnesrtnv. February 34, New Jersey, th«t the gpeclftl meeting nt theIielln Kn-Ch1«Jri"'L ~ 5 and Repaln 2,000.00 House Maintenance 1.200.00 particularly described, iituat*. lying 10:30 A. M., for: Mid District for the rmrpoM listed below will flhiiiIwlln No. 1 4 and being In the Township of Woocl- JANITORS' EQUIPMENT FOR NOTICE OF ELECTION bridje, In the County ot MlddlPBoi SOHOOia #S3, #24 AND ,1,1 ,,t 2 00 o'clock P. M. on February 34, I960. Honor Roll (ZOO or Better Oamei, M« or Better RetO WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP and State of New Jemy: JANITORS' SUPPLIES FOR v |mii.< will remain open until 9:00 o'clock P. M. »nd u Team high game. WJ, P. B. A. M: ~T*Q at a point on the SCHOOLS #23, #24 AND #21 FIRE DISTRICT NO. 5 Northerly aide line of Milton Ave., Specifications, Lists and Bid Form •niiei'i M may be necewary to permit all the legal voters . Bihr 173, 8. Pochei 310. R. Sl- monaen 1(3, J. Nemeth 213, H Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of Fire District which point la distant South 77 de- uiy bfl (secured at the office of the grees H minutes Went One nun- Hcoretfiry In the Barron Avenue rwnt to vote »nd to east their ballot*. Deter 17S. No. S that an election will be held on Saturday, February 20, Individual hljh Ht. J. Atklruon died fifty and twenty-eight him- School. r-icctlon and meeting will be held and all the 1980, between the hours of 2 P. M. and 8 P. M. (E.S.T.) for dredths (150.38) feet from the In- The Board of Education reserves - 'tiic school Dlirtrlct will vote at the renpectlve polling'"^7/, uai high game.- j. Nem.th the fdHoWlng purposes: (a) the election of one (1) Fire Com- tersection formed by the nfnresnlcl the right to reject any or all bldi Northtny aide line of Milton AVP In whole or In part, and to walvi MBti-d below. nij,:-. ° «™«man 103-201 (eg), R.mluloncr for the full term of thiec years: (b) to vote an H»ller 300,, R. Slmonaen an (eg), and. the Westerly sldo line of Fulton Immaterial informalities. election and meettag will be submitted propont- A. Oorwhlad 101099 , S. Poche* 3100 JJappropriation for General Fire Purposes for the current fiscal St.: thence mnnlnK (l) nlong Bald Each hid must be plainly marked f,,r voting t«xe« lor the foHowlru respective purpo««: Kflnall 214. B. Crick 501. 0. Sedlak year as hereinafter stated. Northerly aide line of Milton Ave. and b« accompanied by a bid bond 21 fl. South 77 degrees 32 minutes Wnst or certified check In the amount ot ,;• firrrnt Expeniei $4,997,988,15 The Polling Places for the said election are ai follows: Thirteen and elRhty-one hundredths ten per centum (10%) of the bid ..-• und, Bulldlngi and Equipment I 44,894.00 (a) Those legal voters within Fire District No. 5 who reside (13.80 feet; thence running (2) still BOARD O? EDUCATION 7 owNinip BOWL- continuing along said Northerly side Township of Woodbrldge . tut;il amount thought to b« MOR LEAGUE East of the center line of St. Oeorges Avenue shall cast their Una of Milton AveAv,. South 81 degrdegreee s Woodbrldge, N. J. .•.,«wrv U HMVttUi Itandlan it of February % votes at the Avenel Public School #4, on Avenel Street, Avenel, 01 minute West Thirty-siy x and| | HELEN H. ANDERSON, W t hddth (3621) ftStary I;,, polling plaf«i for Mid el«Uon and meeting and thelr|T»hM corutnwtKm 1" ICountB y of Middlesex, Btate of New Jersey, twenty-One hundredth (36.21) feet;[Secretary (b) Those legal voters within Fire District No, 5 who reside thence running (3) North 3 degrees NOTICE OF ELECTION uwd it the lwt Ocnertl Eeetlon In mid Munlcl- White House Tavern ...'_» West of the center line of St. Georges Avenue shall cast their hren esUbllsheO Mid trt dedmat«d M Mt forth VFW - ..... 37 votes at Colonla Public School #16, Outlook Avenue, Colonla, Fire District No. 1 . 37 33 County of Middlesex, State of New Jersey. Township of Woodbrldge, N. J. and no [tfrion shall Tote »t Mid election ind meetlnij6«'ri"., , y- fimerai Ho _ 37 J3 oln r T 1960 FIRE DISTRICT BUDGET Notice Is hereby given to the legal voters of Fire District • than at the polling pl»w 10 deilgnated for the vot4-rr" " '" »»"" ... 19 41 No. 1 that on Saturday, February 20,1960, an election will be H FIRE DISTRICT NO. 5 ,11:,,,. district in which ha or ahe reside.. ,X ""r^.T^'ooK', AVENEL, NEW JERSEY held at the School Btreet Fire House, Woodbrldge, N. J., be- February 10, 1960. V|n«nt rVimorra 351, jnwph fjsrbo dl Flremen'i Compensation ~~—, 5,200.00 tween the hours ot 3 P. M. and 7 P. M.. EOT. Said election HEUtN H. AKDERSON, BecreUry^J; IZv^V-w^ ™ Board's Salary .. 820.00 Is lor the following purposes: •::— The term "current eiperuei" Include* principals' »MU|II Three-gamf e wlnnerir! YuhaYu*h Con- OM, Oil and Grease for Trucks -. 600.00 1—The election of two (2) Fire Commissioners for the Ml , Jnnltors' and medical tnsptctort' laiarlea. ^el, text- rtructlon over VFW 4410 Fuel Oil _ 900.00 term of three (3) years, •hool suppllei, flagi. traruportatlon of puplli. tuition ir»o-"«" Innem: Molnar'l T«v- ft p Trading Post, Light and Power for Flrehouse ™ 300.00 2—To vote an appropriation for General Fire Purposes for attending school* In other dUtricti with the cement "? w"5eM or«r Uon J. Oerlty Telephone 250.00 the current fiscal year March 1,1960 - March 1,1981. Hoard of Education. Khool libraries, compenatlon of Funeral nom« Insurance „_™. ....— 1,800.00 APPROPRIATIONS AMOUNT : t:i:y. of the custodian of school monies and of attend- WOODBRIIXil INDRFINDDri janitor —... _ ___.__ 1,200.00 Salarles-^Pald Driver* „ $ 51,000.00 ::,o'is, truant schools, lnmirance, maintenance of plant Fire Alarm Maintenance 1,500.00 Commissioners' Salaries . 500.00 :.r:driitiU eipenscs. • iumim, M .f Fe»m«TTwt Fire HOUM Supplies 200.00 Secretary's Salary 120.00 >:v citizen of the United Btatet of the k»t of 21 year* white nireh«r> » Advertising and Printing 200.00 Treasurer's Salary 200.00 1 8 w Bo wl •:•• who shall have jttn a rttldent of the SUUs six monthm"*" '" " , « Audit _ 150.00 Assistant Treasurer's Salary 1,500.00 the county In whteh he claims his vote 60 days next|M*^ ci'lZs ~~~: n Water (Fire House) . 25.00 Insurance ~ --' 3,500.00 nlt) •!!" election and who hu been permanently registered "* Oonftctmnery M Repairs on Fire Trucks .„ 3,000.00 Fire Alarm and Telephone _ 750.00 • municipanmiiiclpal election districdUtrtct at leasleait forty day*. prior to www™u"»ih'"™ Birch " ~~ZZZM Radio Maintenance 100.00 Outlet Services (Electricity, Gas, Water) 1,200.00 lite of the election shall be entitled to vote at the schoollM«n'o."i»™»<-yy" T"""._'...... n New 8upplles „._ 4,000.00 Fuel Oil and Gasoline —, 2,000.00 Bond Loan 6,000.00 200.00 'm Application for military or civilian abaentee ballot* rl'a'n " coring » Election Expense , '"• ir;icte to the McrtUrx of th« Board of Education. :('"t>* Interest 1,600.00 Audit _....__.____ _..„._ ™ 300.00 ...... American U|!on Poit 471 ... 11 51 Attorney and Legal Feet. 600.00 Legal Expensea 1_~ 1,200.00 rar Lttal V«lert Honor Kail (ne or Better damn, Election Fea« 300.00) tension Fund , • - 7,500.00 3,500,00 JllllH H. Woodbrldge Fire Company No. 1 — ::r School No. 11 _... At Woodbrldge CAN WEAR YEAR ROUND ' V F.W. Ho. 1 ._ 3 4. Shall the sum of $2,000.00 be appropriated for ftfir e i'^iiic School No. 8 .— At Keaabey ..... j V F.W. Ho. 1 3 siren in the 8t, Oeorge Arenue and Avenel street) area? Water and Hydrant Charges .... • 25.7UJ2 I'.iWio Scdixil No. 10 St. Andrtwi HJIJ. »o. 1 _ 1 —~ AtHoptlivn ... - St. Andrew'! HJtJj. Ho. 3 _ 1 5. Shall the sum of $20,000.00 be appropriated alone ''d HOUM — At fords 3 nr»»l(l« Realty 1 with 14,000.00 presently being held in escrow, be applied to Total to be Raised by Taxation $108,954.72 Superbly ;wi)l:c Sf'iool No. 7 port, H Rn (m Btt G At pay In full bonds for the Flrehouse extension? BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS iWlc Schiiol No. 14 At Fords BOARD OP FIRS COMMISSIONERS FIRS DISTRICT NO. 1 tailored in 'nth Memorial Post, VJT.W.. At Fords ".". BOWL-MOB SUNDAT MIGHT MTXID LMGVR DISTRICT NO. 6, WARREN P. HARNED, Secretary No. 14 --.- AtFords SUnltnn ai ot rebruiry 7 WOODBRTOQE TOWNSHIP, I*. J. I.-L. 2/11/18/60 these new •" ;!>!!(• School No. 14 AtFords 2 w HENRYv 8TRUBEL, Secretary NO CHARGE FOR ''iblic School No. 9 . Una Bucket ... 1 —_— At Port Reading „.. 3 ';Kwk'i ISth .. I.-L. 2/11, U/M ALTERATIONS!, •"11 bile .School NO, 4 [ .—— AtArnwl 3 ] ftchwtnur Bra*. patterns . . Dildom'i ClMoen NOTICE OF ELECTION I' iblsc .School No. 11——— AtSewiren 3 H.HTOtl t.ucai Uarktt ., * FIBE DISTBICT NO. 12, COLONIA _ AtWoodbrldn „,„. 4 Woodbrldi* Liquor • Plaids* Checks'Ivy stripes' Boucfes ldl111 AtAT n • * * L Tin Oo. ... WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP, N. J. ".Woodbrtdft Hardware .. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of Fire District Avmff"»S * " - » Knot Bon 7 r. Burke IS. I. SnrdffTSl, I. No. 12 that on Saturday, February 20, 1960, a meeting and PLATI STATIONERY Now-be casual and confident in the new lighter*' . Barrttt HI. election will be held at the Fire House, Inman Avenue and weight fabrics modern men preferl All-wools, I' 8; Women-I. WlKOe M0-175-1SJ-W4 Broadway Avenue, Colonla, between the hours of 3 P. M. and '• Vhool Wo. » At8«»r«n B Mt: A. LUCMO aol-Mt set. 7 P. M., EJ3.T. Said election Is for the following purposes: rich blends of wool and Orion.,. wool, nylon "and :(V *hool No. IS At Iselin 1 BOWL-MOB THURSDAY NIORf 1. To elect two fire commissioners for the full term of cashmere-fabrics that combine the ultimate in !"IK Avenue Fire Houae... At Iselin 2 WOMKN'l lMQVt three years. lf s.-liool No. IS Atlselta ... , IUBllB(i ti of Ftbnitrr I ' softness and luxury with longWearing durability^ ' W L 2. To vote an appropriation for general fire purposes for Huny-they'll be specially priced 3 days only!.' •• Avenue Piw House . _ At Iselin 4;CbiW's iiMiric .... 341,: the current fiscal year as follows: SHI ^/J^.kJ » Street HwHouw ....„ AttaUn K Oardtn Bute kUrktu CURRENT EXPENSES " Uenrtn Uailne - ^Z 31 No. II At Lwlln * KlBIMT ahOM ». M Insurance: Trucks, Comp. A Llab...... $ 1,500.00 ... 17 No. 6 Atlselln 7 Ted-i TillM Shop — Statutory Salaries .+__, 820.00 . Uaura Hours 17 No. 19 AtMenlo Park Ter. " Kondor"i Sertlce BUtlon 29 Rent „.„.. 1,200.00 LUXURY WESTERFIELD vhool No. 1» „ _ AtMenlo Park Ter. 9 Humbtrd'i Clim Benlce . ia das, OU, Orease— 3 Trucks 500.00 No- ' At Colonla 1 LEGAL NOTICES Malntejiance of Trucks arid Equipment Repl 900.00 Gift Center No. 2 AtColoiUa 5 2 Legal Services 300.00 All-wool flannel slacks IjbIU; Sch0 l ° No. 30 AtColonra 5 3 HOTICK or ELECTION Utilities and Heat .-..., 500.00 WOOUBEIUOK TOWNSHIP HBI for the No- 20 At Colonla 5 75.00 " "" DISTRICT gl, Audtlor - ~r-~ Nationally famous S 5 PORT READING, N. J. Election, Legal Adv. and Printing —, 250.00 "YOUNG AT HEART" 1 g Notice or annual election, to be 4,070.00 \yesterfield slacks... in "held at the Port iMuiiinc nre houM Firemen's Comp J- 5 7 ou Wut Avtmit. Fort Rending. N J Alarm System Maintenance \, 1,200.00 Fancy Heart Shaped Boxes rkular pleated and Ivy j g on Kabruary 20, 1900. from the bour Supplies—Chemical and Equipment—New ...„ („.., 1,250.00 s yles... AT A SPECIAL " Q of three V M t» Mven H. M, to 700.00 Improvement Cliib"7."I At Colonla • * fleet two L'uiiunlMloiiera. for a fill Hose Replacement __1 of LOW PRICE! Expertly "t-r of the Board of Education. term of three yeira, and to vote on Telephone atid Leased Line J 500.00 "l: February 10, 1»M. the annual budse! wnter and hy tailored with separate __ 1 drant. rtwrne«. (or the year 19M, u Adm., OperatlnK and Training „_. 850,00 HKUBN|H. ANDERSON, Secretary drawn u l>y the board of Fire Water, proceedings in re water extension, ; waistbands, hook-eye 11/60 v ;Oomuiliuloii(» of f'lre District hydrants 'and service i 7,500.00 SCHRAFFT'S closures. Smart medium (Port Kr,i (uliuwi and charcoal shades of gray NO CHARGE FOR Volunteer Hrrnien's Coin- $22,118.00 C t0 50 pcniultluil. Alliillnl .( 9.100.W and brown solids or CAPITAL OUTLAY f ALTERATIONS Vohmtecr Klremeii'« Imur- from 25 5' stripes. 28 to 42. Extension of Fire Alarm System 3,750.00 1M1S0 1 Klre fillet's Uiuliirl, Use our lay away plan... no extra charge ) Amuiul . 1.500 00 $25,865.00 Famous KIISTCKAFT Klirl (111 lur Klre Hi'"*1 7 MOD (Ins and Oil for r'lre BOARD OP FIRE COMMISSIONERS lrmka 280 00 ilNtili-. dm, Wnter mid FIRE DISTRICT NO. 12, COLONIA Telephone JS7 00 William Hermsen, Secretary. MUTUAL MallUrimlu a ulld Hepall Valentine Cards hi 'Inirki 1,870.00 I.-L. 3/11. 18/60

nni . 4 NOTISB^OF HECTION Fire DUtrlct No. it Clot Hull »>1J«I1HS Township o( WiraAbridfe, N. J. Gifts for le Male at Main «, Alula alio Notice Is hereby given, to the Legal Voter* of. Fire District (Opp. Town Hall) i'ulni uud Uupulri Nq. 9, that on Saturday, February JOth 1960, an election will WOODBRIDGE Inaliill New Hlren uiui be" held at the Flrehouse. 1222 Green Street, Iselin, County VALENT|NE PARTY NEEDS Thrwtj FliiiM" Fi'Wer St. Circle ll»elhn Intersection of Ituutes 1 and I I'uUl Kiremrii't Suliiry. of Middlesex, State of New Jersey, between the hours of 3 P.M. Alllnlul " CUM.OO and 8 P. M. E8T. The said Election Is for the following I'alil Hellff FlrttiiieuB purposes: Salary, Annual 1.1H.0P WILL BE OPEN I'ald Klrenicn'a luturauca (1) The Election of two i2> Fire Commissioners for the PERTH AMBOY • ml Hnsnl full term of three <3) yean. PL ATT W SMITH tSTKEEl' loul Uudgot to V«J« »" - <9) Vote an Appropriation for the Current FUcal Year Anauil Wat«r and Totaling $26,431.90. • S Blocks Weit of Uallroad StaUon SUNDAY Hydrtot Obarjee - Purchase and Installation of New Siren... $ 1,500.00 STATIONERY fraud Tot*l o/ »uds«l W«t«r Service „ 8,503.32 Monday Thru Saturday 9 A. M. U> 9 P. M. for iMo - General Operating .» < ,,.... 12,438.58 100 Vluia Street Woodhridgn Hy tubmlttid by: ' Firemen's Compensation .„..„ 4,00000 Ol'KN tVtNlN(iS ANU SUNDAY FRKE PARKING ON PREMISES At BOTH STORES Bo»rd of Klr« CoaimlMlomr Kire Ulntrlct Si towmhlp of Woodorlclge, (26.431.U0 I Port BeadtniJ, N. J R. W. O8BORNE, Secretary ' Juliu A. I'allinky. S»cret«> II .' II L. i/i, Il/M 40,000 READERS AND STILL GROWING! Yes, over 40.000 of you folks are reading our newspapers! Never before in our fifty-year his- tory have we had so many subscribers, so many v advertisers! To keep abreast of this evcr-increas- ing growth, we have enlarged our plant facilities and haye extensive arid efficient modern equip- ment. We are grateful fcb*tlje^many letter* that have been coming into our office complimenting us on our newspapers, and we will continue in MORE NEWS! our efforts to bring you a high-calibre FAMILY NEWSPAPER. rMORE PICTURES! WE ARE ••* Aim MORE FEATURES! MEMBERS OF GREATER WEEKLIES ASSOCIATES, Inc. MORE ADVERTISING! AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION NEW JERSEY.PRESS ASSOCIATION MORE CBICULATION! THAN EVER BEFORE! :,fflW V

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BT GLADYS t 8CANK IMr. and Mm. Robert Morton,; if Uncoto H JTcanwk, were dinner Rin^tsj Tri II «-!«'» of their son and dmiKhtn-in- | low. . M:-. Edward Gallagher, -Mr. and Mrs. Philip Funk Flmlnnst Avenue, Mr. and Mrs.and daughter, Cindy, Hnnrv| Spring is AV«r: Harry Fn'ein:in Rrntamln Ave- Street. Mrs. William Funk,, nue, and Mi and Mrs. Dftniel Vernon Street, and Mis Hum- | Charlf.v nlipli'iit. Si.. Co-'• Millet. Jr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ionia, called ovn Hir wcnkfiiri llton Billings, Jr., WrlnVit Millet. Hiirdinn Avenue, attend- Street, were miests of Mr. and (/> :nv hr s:uv a robin in his rd a birthday party for David yard Thus m have the first Mrs. Edward Gibtw. Kcansburg. lenders, ninomfield. —Miss Diane Dodd. W riant irport nf ti> ' first" loom till? The teachers of the pri- jfnr. Mv Oliphant said lir Street, and Miss Virginia Of drpartment of First Maredo. Oak Tree Road, werr iiic'iaiit t"r bi.ivr blvd wn\ild mnrv 1'ri" iiytrrinn Church School guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roy lisvr a :i.ml time fnirime food Monday to discuss plans Gulino. Lotift Branch. Miss tins itfiif nl year-- so bo Mire met the nfw quarter and for Dodd Is » winner of the Seton lc liiiMw ; on: bread Irani nf "Nrvrr Sn ffw." MUM (II,,, „ morning the buds' tunes seem1 Street, is a surgical patient "tjgndMrs. R. C. Scan*. Lincoln of Turn CII:IIII '!<—' hr«t-vllln« novfl now nn ti,,. . Elizabeth General Hospital Highway, were guests at a so- ailh, Mijcvlif llinllrr, pcrth \mhoy. t'nloidln: ,, \. to be a bit payer. Yup, it looks —Mr. and Mrs. Theodore cial given for members of the love stor> actlnst a huokdrop nf KurrilU Junilr n l, , as if spring can't be far behind. •*' ,calidendo and children, Carol t Senior Bible class of Colonia Burma rturin« World War II. tin- plclurt «», „,, '' land Charles, East James Place, Here and There: Gospel Assembly Church school (incm»Sc(ipc .<>„ Great Lalpes. Avenel. . . George Robert in, Donald and Jam*.!,,,* Joseph and MlM Edna »Ot »'<* ' "" ' P. Rusznak, sonarman surface ander Papatyi, Hornsby Street, Studfnt$ t0(: nfluct Homes Park Avenue were ^^ Vtv*r*. Plans to hr IhsctlWll seaman, son of Mrs. Arm Rusz- daughter to Mi. and Mrs. Teenaee Dance \ ° 250 Teenagers guests of Mr. and Mrs. William _Mr an(j Mrs, John Ander-j • .gi,.UN lh, ,.V'ciiiivr Humphries and Mrs. Jon'^^n Tr'ento Street were »'eeklh^ A , ,hr [>iA „( [.vim By CubTa.1 nak, 79 Albert Street, Wood- Philip Barbanel .30 Tracey o Services on Sunday A .. j rv bridge, is serving aboard the Drive, a daughter to Mr. and ISELIN O n Sunday B Karber, end uniests of Mr. and Mrs.jSchool lft will i.Kjay at CJIACuCOLONIA—Cubb P.,.P . destroyer, USS Ault operating Mrs. William Korcusko, 109 Samuel DIMilla, Bloomfield. Finals Feb. 19gTOup of student ~ s Of EBI Bible Attend Dance 1:30 pin At tlv .-cluvil to dis- |10|d 1{(( trmuB| Bin, with the U. S. Sixth Fleet in Woodland Avenue, a daughter Institute, Green Lane, Penn- ISEUN — Mrs. Constant -The Federated Woman's cuss plans for a not do« Umch- dinner March 12 at COLORlA — Finals in the Club of Iselin met at the Iselin the Mediterranean.. .The panelto Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hol- sylvania, will visit the Iselin Shissias, Chain d'Hills Wom- Terry Randazzo eon February 17 at School 20. Den teen-age dance contests held at Free Public Library where they ( discussion offered as a public ton, 46 Tracey Drive. . . from Assembly of God Church and an's Club teen-age Dance The monthly buurirw. ro 'et-'n0M. School 22 will take place at the Krvice by Woodbndge Town- Hopelawn a daughter to Mr conduct the morning worship chairman, announced the Val- ot Vnnu/Pr made cancer dressings. They ing will be Febiiiiuy 18 at 8 At a Pack next dance. Friday, February dl iJlUmCl ... , 4 at the ship Business and Professional and Mrs. Paul Mohary. 15 service at 11 o'clock, and the entine Dance held Friday at will meet FebruarFebruary 2 p.m. The Founders Day pro- 9. Music will be supplied by day night at School ;.- Women's Club Friday at the KLuther Avenue. . . from Wood- evening evangelistic service at School 18 was a huge success library and after a short busi gram, highllghtliut the session, 'The Fabulous Swingtones" ISELIN — A bridal shower and Science" wait ti of C auditorium was an out- bridge a daughter to Mr. anji 7:45 o'clock. Approximately 250 youngsters was im MiM Terry Ran. ness session will go to the Pub-will be under thr direction of with many dliplays ,,•< Winners at last week's slow Mrs. Michael Petos A candle- _ __ standing success. The BPW has Mrs. Robert Horvath, 658 Leone Rev. William R. Kirby, pas attended. dazzo at the home of Mrs. lic Service in Rahway to at- experiments, robot" Street, a daughter to Mr. and dance contest were Judy Regan > been asked by interested wom- tor announced that a mission- Mrs. Shlssias also announced „,„„,, Jgcob Elmhursl Avenue, tend a cooking class. light ceiemony fot past Pi< »l-jic"opes."Mr«."Arlfi1, en to plan similar programs in Mrs. Thomas Fimiani, 105 Vanand Charles Flemm, Louise Mc-ary film will be shown Febru-j there will not be a dance to- dents will be conducted. An- Clelland and Walter Frank; I Guests were Mrs Edward Den 2. and Mr», MR, the future and others will in Buren Street. . . from Avenel a ary 24 ahd a missionary will bejmorrow night as the , Schoo, ,l Miller. Mrs. Lloyd Vail, Avenel; j other feature will be a panel Carol Lee and Charles Flemm: Den 3. were given :< all likelihood materialize asjson to Mr. and Mrs. Albert guest speaker. will be closed for Lincoln sMiss PatriCia Hughes. Menlo discussion "I've Got A Secret". their exhibits. Kevn, Alta Trachtenberg and Robert j Chowder Sale an "oi*n house top-notch speakers are ob-jCoast. 408 Hudson Boulevard, birthday. The next dance wjpar|t; Miss Connie Vaina, Sta- In March . Steven, Eugine and J • Lease. "Donny and the Rhythm] Keep* Lookinf een taineri. , . a son to Mr. and Mrs. Elner scheduled for February 19. |ten island: Miss Mary Ann Or-] anl1 lllf hBVP ° !nelly ihowed tricks « Chords" provided the music.j Man is not rational: he keeps * ' 'Anderson. 900 Ratway Avenue Chaperones for the evening tense, Jersey City: Mrs. John ence. Alfred Helrli>t- At the Typewriter: Chaperones included Mrs. Fay looking for home atmosphere OnPT ...,,„ __ , , ~ were: Mrs. Robert Bongart, Piotrowski and Mrs Lee Win- On March 30. at 130 p.m. a ^ , ,,, Miss Jacquelyn Kay JohnMn phU p Alda, Mrs, Mary Prustck, Dannyiin a hotel and hotel service at Mrs John D Williams Jr ters. Metuchen. parent-education meeting wiii|Den g hUf) t on H d. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Moorhcal Mrs.j Also. Miss Marie Budzinski, School Association of Iselin Tarrant, Gene Morrlsson, Wil-lhome. — Farm Journal. Mrs ; be held under the direction of: Award. were gi,,,, liam E. Sparks. 445 MiddleseX| lard Radler, Mrs. Stanley Lee.1 -_ i Thomas O'Hare, Mrs. Owen Miss Joan Bender, Mrs. OrrinjSchool 6 held it monthly Mrs. Ralph Hoover The theme ,0W5."^,^at ^ H, H> Avenue, Colonia. a junior atj Thomas Blen. j meeting at the school. An exe- Berry, Mrs Philip will be "Summrr Activities". zempa, John Reseui li Lake Erie College, Painesville.i •McMahon. Mrs. Lawrence Huth cutive board meeting WHS held At Vet Parties Printed Pattern jMrs. A I. Nelson and Mrs. bach, Mrs. Edward Gallagher, Pierce, Craig Van R Ohio, is on the dean's list. Miss} [Mrs Frank Massandrea, Mrs, prior to the business session. JJftarks is active in the College COLONIA The Wood' Sisterhood Board Shissias. Wolf badge. Glen Da. > K j| bridge Memorial Post No. 71 Michael Mastrangelo, Jr.. Mrs.| Dr. Bernard Gurney, Rut- Lions Set Date 'Batch, Jerry RiJ; Boa, l Choir and Madrigal group. Plans Next Session John Miele, Mrs, May Euiot.iKi'rs University, was guest Currently she is studying ini Jewish War Veterans and its Balch, K«nneth Cla: auxll ar ISELIN — An executive Mrs. William Bihler, Mrs. Ed-speaker. Mfe showed a film from Italy, at the University of Pisa,! ' y have made new plans for board meeting of Sisterhood of gar Thompson, Mrs. William the Mental Health Institution; as a participant in Lake Erie the .coming season. Meeting Listed For Minstrel Lillls, Nick Partenopf C:.:i The aid u Congregation Beth Sholom of Lemiska, and Mrs. Williamiand discussed "Fears of Child- College's Winter Term Abroad P " P membershi ISELIN — The Lions Club, Peterson; Lion and c;n dance for Iselin. was held at the home of j Deurscheidt. ''en". A question and answer program for ^11 its juniors. . . . members and guests graduate certiflcat* v. Mrs, Martin Rogoff, Colonia. And, Mrs. Thomas Dida. Mrs.'period was held. nc will hold its annual mln- Sudden thought: Doesn't it «s held at School 21 and was By Park Group a hu e The D'Var Torah was given by O'Hills George Sedlak, Mrs. John Bur- Mrs. W. A. Travis, ways and seem ironical that the folks in ^ success. ISEL1N -^ Chain Cooper vis; one-year pin. New Mrs. Bernard Frankel. Woman's Club will meet Tues-'ger. Mrs. Joseph Randazzo.jmeans chairman, gave a report Recreation Hall ™ thp First Ward who have a: members were welcome to tne Two trees are to be planted day 16 at 830 PM at School'Miss Nanette Randazzo, Miss on the recent hot dog lunch. Avenue May 14 and 15. All man. school that daes back to 1876 Auxiliary as follows: in Israel for Sisterhood in cele- 118 with Mrs. Walter Andrews Marie Kane, Miss Alma Kane; A tape recorder, purchased members are asked to report Meyner weighs entev: voW for the school budget, but'Mns- Bernard Kestenbaum, bration of Tu Bishvat, which is \ presiding and Mrs. Frank Jacob jby the association for use inlat the hall on Sunday at 1 districts with new junior highjMrs. Edward Bolleus, Mrs. Miss dentlal race. the Hebrew planting time. IV Mrs Francis Burns and Mrs' Randazzo will be mar-ithe school was displayed. P.M. spools and spanking new grade'Audrey Kelsen, and Mrs. Abe Orders for the new Mah ried to Lee Kane 1 \ John G Schreiber Jr will re- ' February 21,! Each out-going president will A dinner .meeting will be held a:iio.ils practically in their backRosenthal. I Jongg rules are being taken by port final plans for the mem-'at St- Cecelia's Church. jbe presented a past presldenU'Jat Howard Johnsons Monday yards, \oted against It? , Members of the post and Mrs. Seymour Klepner. bership drive 'pin Gi'ts wi" also ** Presen"jat *:** ^M' In tho Mailhns' ;auxiliary entertained patients! The next regular meeting; ted w the tat Lyons Hospital weje: Sam Mr and Mis Andrews at- Jewish Arbor DflV custodian. J. A. Bgan| A donation was recently sent: inAf.ceive uu mauuuK.d a welcom e notee .„• T.»™. »„».»-, „„.. o™^ wi!1 ^ February 29i at thei mA t0 the schtwl se ret r ilB|ostoMyi mmy i Center, 90 Cooper Avenue. , tended the Isehn Pir^Aid In D Dl' A ? * y- ^ the Blind Man's Camp ati from Florence and^am BUn-iJack pgrtk| tomiA stallatiotended thn e dinneIselinr Fiiswitt hAi dMrs. In-i Program Planned It was announced a clam Leonardo. ('A Luncheon Is Served" wil!| ISELJ.N chowder sale will be held in The paper drive was con-j '\ stein Miami Florid*. She B| . , er tein,!be held at the Center, April 22 Rabbi Bernard BANQUET Mr and MrS Jack Sap S March with Mrs. Andrew LU- sidered a success with the col-; * the former Florence Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Mermel-I — s. Constant Shissias^ teen- igregatlon Beth Sholom will cinski in charge. Mrs. Jack Lie- lection of 11'2 tons, thank* to (formerly of Woodbndge.i Sne!stein Mrs Audrey Kelserli aTldjREWARDED age dance chairman, will re-i stein Mrs Aud K 'conduct Sabbath Eve ServiceIbowitz won the door prize andjall neighbors. FACILITIES COUJNIA - Members of the port on the Valentine Dance writes: •'Sure haven't forgotten.MrR Ruth Rosenlhai. tomorrow night at 8. assisted Mrs. Charles Hnmbach's fourth! (or you or nyone in good old;; The group will visit and en- junior congregation of the Jew- jheld at the school and Mrs. H "iby Dr. No^bert Kastner, as grade won the attendance! U. S Chamber questions tied- Woodbridge, believe me- al-|tertam at Menlo park Diag. ish Community Center who ,Owen McMahon and Mrs 400 PERSONS 1 Cantor. Rabbi Frankel's sermon awar Ricky SIZES 'EW ARRIVAL '. Thprp will be a joint Hebrew weather-wise and everything ISELIN — The 4-H Beave"- ble' Steve Sohinki- Aviv«i . '" AVENEL — Announcement.and Sunday School assembly GLENN MILLER • Parties Schoenberg, Isa Beth Schoen- 9096 this wonderful sub-tropic city ettes Club met at the home of iO-^J,nas been received that a- son,'program on Sunday at 10:30 ORCHESTRA offers, isn't hard to take or berg, Michael Sklar. Printed Pattern 9096: Misses' jRichard Allen, was born to Mr.l.VM. commemorating Tu B'she • Luncheons acclimatize yourself to— be- ward Newton,,22 Michael Street Sizes 10, 12. H, 16, 18, 20. Site land Mrs. Richard Carl Baker, Bat—Jewish Arbor Dav In- With Ray McKinley TO HOLD CAMPOREE 16 dreS8 t8ke s 4 ya dB 39 lnch! formerly of Avenel on lieve me. Hope you are fineiwith Agnita Polivera presiding, T,nnJ , , - - !; " Januaryicluded in the program will be l1Oc°P j"kA'tP'^V^ 5 « Key West, Florida, where:the , ..^ CALL and everyone else I know at Mrs. G. C. Hagerty, Middlesex 49 will hold a camporee ori St. Senr' FIFTY CENT* In coin* mm from DangpDangerr the father is stationed with!made In the ME 4-f797 office of your paper. Kind- County Extension Service, was Cecelia's fairgrounds for th s r — add fonts Israeli border •eat regards and a Big Hell0 to Kue(st speaker. with Scoutmaster Peter for c ch n tor first class Houg, Sveryone we know in Wood- She spoke orr the principles in charge. The '49'ers plan u>\™»\ »W l»,^if.^.TSr Traditional Tu B'she Bat re TV POLKA 106 CABIN bridge." and aims of 4-H groups, and demonstrate camping craft"and| j™' freshments will be served. demonstrated with flannel cookout tips, in celebration ofwr, ODRES6 wlih ZO DOMINOS last But JVot Least: graphs. A lounge Bori) at Perth Amboy Gen- Boy Scout Week. Everyone isjsiZE and 8TVLE NUMBER, •ABand Plans ^vere made for a 4-H cordially invited to attend. ICCI KJ Admission %2 eral Hospital. . . from Fords, a window display at Tomaso- UWTAVRANT daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Val-Bertagna Real Estate Agency NOW THRU TUESDAY entine Meszaros, 11 Yuro Drive; 691 Roosevelt A\e. 7M window, Oak Tree Road for 4- fora a son to Mr. and Mrs, Michael H Week, March 6-12. Year's Most Powerful & WOODSBIDGK Talabiska, 41 Ford Avenue, at Local 4-H members will at- Gripping Spectacular Carteret, N. J. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Alex- PAINTER tend a 4-JI Dan«e at St. James Carol Baker - Walter Sltzak Hall, Jamesburg, March 11. (or any home Mrs. Lloyd Harayda, leader, improvement) s attending county workshop STATE for 4-H Leacfers at Douglass "THE MIRACLE" find help Fast in the THEATRE AIM> Pat Wayne in Woodbridge, N. J. India invites companies YELLOW 11 hunt for oil. J1HE YOOHfiJAND WED. THRU TUES. PAGES STARTS WED., FEB. 1? Lu-Lu's Beck in Town!! FEB. 10 THRU 16 Cary Grant, Tony Curtis in FORDS OPEN WE£KENOS ONL "LAST ANGRY MAN" PLAYHOUSE DURING WINTER MONTHS Also Lou Homer «na Lou Deck "OPERATION HI 2-0348 "Gehe Krupa Story" THURS. THKU SAT. "TAe Unbeutables" PEITICOAr (FEB. U-13) aiiuHii ijl «:45 and »:00 9th , Nitfly "The Last Angry Man" MIUlU Ul>d ENTIHK VVKKK! 11 "1001 ARABIAN Tll«ll hueeM hi(t. I'lus ivuudcr (lit 8.S. 5r» Tl|i tu ME-4-2766 'THEATRE S|>timl Matinee Hut i 1 1' •» v HiANCIS JOINS IIIK Show fur Children & blushing ptnk! "MIST CITY OF tiOLU" SUN., MON., willi NOW I III!I TUKSUAl NAVV" CRAZY" KEB. 14, 13, 1« Juan O'Hrieu, Ulna Mttnll .nil • PIANO .ORGAN Arthur O'Conuell and CARTOON SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY "THE JAYHAWKERS" W1D. TURD TOES. -- IFEB. 14-16) '' Hid CARY GRWTJ, TONY CUffllS al "CURHE (It THE UNOCAU" "OPERATION H II 17 THKU ^3 "TIMBUKTU" AND CAKTOONS Howard Keel. Susan Kobner With Vittuj Mature, Mm »und»y ^ i v at. PETTICOAT" Yvouue UcCarlu WKI). THUD SA1 Lou Horner's Ad-Lib mid—In jet lor Scrtutt "THt: UEVU, DISCIPLE" Audk Muipby, YtUtU tin, With Riu "LIL ABNER" Bttuhm MtN.Uy mnm uiw-»^i IHUliO'CONNEti Houte 1, Min, "THE" BIG Hirk and "HEIX BENT »OK J, NKS "KING Oi' THt Will. Also "HKl.l. BtNI »'OH LEATHER" STALLION*' LEATHEE" Phone ME 4-87»8 ANI> CABIOONb CHII.IIKKN Al Wan mtf • IN-CAK HKATKKH KKKK HUNBARIAN SHOW Mutinte SatunUj u l f. I ))•

» ii be able ta x thP! We Th ou ht On| 3) i !?«te ITlr * * g y EM"** Never Forget At this point, a ratable of $500,000 is Important to us. The cash which is Doctor Talk 'hr f nfmttlftp- Democrats and Republicans In prospect is a compelling factor of By JOHN B. REMBKRT. M.D. welcome, indeed. At a point of great This week marks the discouragement and frustration, how- in« of the second session of the Running Even - Steven in With Congress and also n ever, it is nice to know that an* undor^ in which the two tm taking of such prestige is willing to lmrtlcR -will meet and dm ft, Statewide Vote for Congress have its name associated with ours. imrty plntforms for the rnmlng Charlw I. Onpn rloction. This may wrll hr thr Bditor *nd PabMtbw We can only hope that all goes well year in which our trend l.mvntd By Kfnnrth Fink. Dlrrrtor. "The New Jersey ' Poll1! between us. We think it will. socialism IK hastpnod—pin liru- Princeton Research Srrviri> .nAtnt-LMfti •»«"•? JESS** Inrly If all opposing such a finiil prediction was Repub- PRrNCEHTON — Hojv would licans, 50%: Democrats, the two major political parties 507n • a deviation of fifteen y QuentUtn* this time! stand In the state If the New hundredth^ of one per cent I nm referring partirulnrly Jpi-sey citizens were voting for of l tl-l-MM accuracy (0.15). Cirt«r»t- Ktw Janty ,, Chairman John Evanko of the Ad- to the Forand Bill which l.s due CotiRrpRsm. .i today? Worthy of note, too, is that ministration Committee, in having all to ho considered by our ropro- Results of the latest slate- while GOP candidates for Con- PUBU8HDJ0 C0MPAN1 durlng this session wide "trial heat" of voter pre- gress in New Jersey picked up • Gre(»rj, Prwltart municipally-owned cars painted a dis- of Cnnuress. This bill advo- 'eience by the New Jersey Poll 5&.15 per cent of the major cates, among other thlnns, a U F Cunpton tinguished color, is following a pattern ihow the state uplittinu exactly party vote in the 1958 Congres- .'( compulsory health insurance down the middle in their sional Elections, across the na- vie. predd«iil,M»a Tmionr universally recognized by industry and se.hrme for all persons now on- choices for congressmen (House' tion, OOP Congressional candi- business. There is every reason why under the social security of Representatives). dates could master only 44 per" proRiam. This compulsory pro- cent of the nationwide major these cars should be so distinctive, and would provide hospital!- Today's findings are of spe- pal cial significance because they t vote—6.15 per cent be« no reasons why they shouldn't be. Jintlon and surgery for the mil- indicate little change In the, hind the statewide Congress- The point was forcefully made the llnns now covered by social political climate of the state ional returns in this state. security and the additionaal In the mgre than fifteen (16) Should this trend manifest other day by i co-patron in a local thousands being added to the months since Election itself at this'time, PRS top program yearly.' Day, barber shop, when the bright hues November 4, 1958. people see little to indicate The advocates of bhe Forand At the same time, they pro- otherwise-, the OOP vote for being applied to local governmental Bill argue that such medical, vide a good Indication of the Congressional candidates across automobiles, became a topic of heated henefiU attached to the social basic strengths of the two ma- the nation today would be ap- iv'« Election security program would provide jor political parties across the proximately 43.85 per cent; tl» conversation. It ended, rather abrupt- care for the many elderly per- Democratlc state less than nine months vote, 58,15 per ';-r pirctoiate is to be commended ly, by this observation by the man in sons now being denied proper before the all-Important 1960 (tent—-a result that would clva thr excellence of its judgment In the last chair: medical care because they are elections. the Democrats the same com- unable to pay for It. This November, every one of fortable hold on the House of no matter h.vai. apparently, on the very thin Count month in order to acquire more didates for Congress statewide! in 1922, one on Feb. 1st abouti Association, which ha* betnjorant Act, selected the Rutgers| y; Francis J, Werner, how much you earn in a year, of the luxuries of this modern picked up 50.15 per cent of the i! l that it lent itself to becoming advocating new taxes for years, Scientific School to be the Camden, and Joseph Minotty, naval mattpM nnri rh# other ahmit fll»*""au"HS "" n»« "" jrcuo.isn-ic^wt „,„„,, w ^ UK major party vote to the Demo- you can get the monthly naval mailers ana me Otner aooui a|cnarMterlMd lne document ai'state College for the benefit of of Gloucester. age. It is the patient that on payment for any month- in p.ihcal issue because of mere die. visit after visit to the office-in- cratic candidates 49,85 per cent. long-festering Far Eastern question. * -Do Nothing No New Tax|agriculture and mechanic arts, HUNTING & FISHING: - In that same election, the Re- which you neither earn wa- Ululates'who op^juoed the SUCCess- Budget" became it failed to After being previously vetoed'New Jersey's 88,000 acres of tends to pay for these, services ges of more than $1200 nor but never quite gets around to publicans picked up nine (9) Five nations signed the first and nine provide fur higher salaries for!by President Buchanan as out- pubtc hinds devoted to hunting render substantial services in tirket, flailed the budget for small the actual payment of the bill Congressional seats to the De- powers the second. college professors; made no'side the legitimate powers of|and fishing are considered self-employment. insufficient reason because they g p p that discourages so many doc- mocrats five (5). (3) A special corporation, greatly change In the present Statettht e federal government, the among tie State's most valua- tors. Today's findings would thus 2. Q. How can I plan for [Id find no other target as large or School Aid formula, or under- measure, re-passed by Con- ble recreation lands. If indloate little or no change In my retirement, or for survi- affecting the boys of the United States, gress, was placed on President moment. The claim the budget take to share in the cost of sentiment over the past fifteen vors' benefits in the event of local school buildings. Lincoln's desk on July 2, 1862. with new building extending ray death? What can I expect came into being on Feb. 8, 1910. care all you or anyone need do months when GOP candidates) imt properly detailed or explained, From outside the State, pres- On that day word had reached into the suburbs and country- ' from social security? is explain this fact to yqur for Congress statewide made a (4) Representatives of six states Washington that the three- side, more such lands are i.tiiy invalid. sure is being exerted to haye physician—if surgery Is needed poorer showing percentagewise A. You should visit or New Jersey adopt a State iu-jmonth peninsula campaign had, needed to insure the sport of met In Montgomery, Ala., for the then he often can direct you to than they did in any of the six write your nearest social se- wither election must be held, now, comt hunting and fishing in the fu- founding of a new nation on Feb. 4,S ' "«, probably because an agency that will provide the preceding Congressional Elec- curity office at 313 State St., take a second look at the budget. assault up the James ture. tions, as of the following table Perth Amboy. They will be Rlver service needed after thorough 1861. present makes surrounding ! that was to carry Gene- A proposal is before the Le- shows: glad to assist you. They will "ope that since no personalities rarall investigation of the case. areas look silly. Especially,j! MMcClellan and the Army of Statewide Congressional Vote Unexplained violence, affecting e gislature in the form of a bill explain what is necessary to b( involved In the election. ttyt (5) N«w York oficials seem espe-|'h Potomac to Richmond and No, the.Porand Bl)l is not the to increase hunting and fish- answer to our problem—in fact, House of Representatives be Insured, the amount of an American naval vessel, occurred on cially anxious to have New an end to the war, had ended ing license fees, effective Jan- Popular House benefit you. may expect to ifthjcctive and discriminating view in retreat instead. It seemed at no program legislated and di- Feb. 15th, 1898, killing 252 men. Jersey adopt a State Income 1 1981. The mQney to rected from Washington will Vote Seats receive at retirement time, or taken of the proposed appro- tax. although the Empire State the time that ahead, as far as purchase the present acreage Tear %R R D the amount of benefit your The answers may not be very hard anyone could see, lay only con- solve the problem^thls is a lo- it ions We think that if this st« the Vice Present has Wf calimy was HO pounrts. •f '"•'Ulicipai. necesiitjj-by paytng received, On«, of the first major which cumimreB with 2B lbs. in 195B and 18 pounds In 1957. changes in thft'picture, a chang^ bene- The early summer season wa.s the New Jersey High- fitting Nixon, was the reaction of the generally noon1 but the fall wa.s ^iionty has decided to be a clti- American people to Mr. Nixon's trip unfavorable D Stocks of honey held by New "')'; community, and not a free- to Russia. Jersey beekeepers on Decem- !t Another significant boost to his ber 15 last were estimated at 4^ f has acquired, through ex- per cent of 195!) production or F « 7-acre tract in the Township candidacy came when Governor Nel- 416,000 pounds. This was the Woodbridge •'"'•h the Department of Wotor son Rockefeller, of New York, with- highest mid-December stocks since 1863. ^ been fwe-toading for drew u a Republican nomination JERSEY JIGSAW: — The '; and which it will now feate to candidate. Mr. Eisenhower's state- New Jwsey Civil Service Com- National Bank It, mission will hold examinations capital for investment. The ment that he will play an active part on March 18 in Newark, Tren- Our uew Building. Corner Moor* Avenue ton and Camden for recent 'v, when-the improvement it in the campaign this year is still an- md Berry Street rj. Ntck FORDS A donatloi • |.S BoAj are ready Carvella boantrs. \!: S7f»v- was made to the Hear ; r'.^no:; !'•: tiw raffle Sale Set 'ck. umpires »r.d f»rnf vhed- ,,i a incpi.lng of the Ford ; ::;.'.aV.f place April H. vw,.c:. ule: Jsmej Dealt pur^x1''? f':;li Moll(1«y. Billy •;• FORDS _ Lad;'' A.;<5 H<;::(>, raffle chair-' Hi; J' ) Mewrv Mmw Mars* ar.d swctary of the club, |r f Our R*Cf-x<7 -.erred at the recent' n -..•-::. .,, Hfiii! Fund Chalrn. • I ;: f Babe Ruth a; Ov:r Lady of Peace !/;>£.: Speaker of' the evrr,,u fr..i:' ».:h Peter Buckney Klmcr Brown. M,,< : Mr Reiller also Special Avard Comity Surrogate wh.. Th» car asked reporu trndured by Alex Mf\,\. t:.' yc r.ti »no ! .»ruv f: om be presented Brown traced the hist/. I-o-r, : -,o 3 PM 41 t!if February meeting For Brotherhood organization of the Su:: , in ?>•.» Fdijra'.jrn cert*:. WM* Jarnrt Deit and Mr. Buck- PORDS - The R-l«ers I'r.:- Court and discussed ti.. jrnfl paM'l filer materials are v.f-\ vf.f elected to swre as 1 versuT '•Qupfnunrr." a barter portance of making a •*; r.-fdfi sr.d a:, rr.r-mo?: ; ar.d repreMT/.aKves at the Pordt shop quartet, wiii er.tenain at Quests of the evcni:, fr^ndf are :r.-. :vd to help Cox.T.ir..'.y Council. the second anr.ual Amtiicar.- three members of tln> t Clare -ho» if r in'.", be on sa> '.Va'.tfr Sr-csrciyk reported the Uotu riub. Anders Chn • on Friday. F>i>;jh:y IS a; nonr. 1 ill H.I.M r c:;ar.jj::on has rewired * ••" ;i at the Me!iKhfn Je*-' m (•» , Edward HanMn and ar,j ord i' n".?y r>e fivers to Mr', f T ir >a^ tor the ID lorttwr j Larson, who were iiu; .Norma Ar-!,n;.y U 9-9435 1T ;by Charles Tarr, pressed >frf. L;;:;an Pry VA 6-22T9. or s ; A very aueceasful Brr, Mr? LaJay tt* Lir.npstori VA- ..w'hruar . y 21 at jshow was presented h,- ''.'»iT 4-3134. lJff at Our Lady of Pea« c MrE Wi'.'.iair. Wafers *as Auditorium by the Liu:. 'welcomed as a new meir.r^r The affair 1? *P"n»red bj Is an annual eve und reireshrnfriis vere wired lancllnar. and Snth draws standln« roon. hv Mrs. Sfypr.f. Mrs O'.wr., business Fifhlb Dhtrirl« I>emo- Mrs. NebeL trA Hr? Turner. crowds from all over tin i The board -sis have a meet- ship and netghbortriK :t. Mw»n) Patten. Swretary ing at the home c! Mr.'. Living- or Mr. palltles. rton on February 23 at 7:30 Mr* Proceeds from last P.M.. and the r;C*t re^lar Ben show will io to the 8t ,i Mr win be arrted at 1 an« J meeting nil! b» March 3 at 1 30 The committee ln- Firs; Aid 8quad of Po: . P.M. Szrwcxrt. Xiemie*. Stanley (asKinc wtll b» hrld from » e « « a cfrtifirat«. are Heft to ritht) Al Fwnkel. Mrt. . Dcsninick Maeiolak „ -. John Farka*. playm k Wo'.f. Mrs. Richard Mil- by E441e Carter an« U>e agent: John HHy. fleld chair- Ramo•• v t%• Chapte•^j-.— p- - ~r - „ - - — • < i, Mrs. Joel Oersten. »nd BhythM »«)<• uncU SM £M tka*U art araUa- FORDS — The Secori Mt —* tlw saaj b« rtUtaed Republican Club *ele< •- Meets Feb. 16 'Citations' Given Patient Husbands Theatre Party « a Iliwl e«w, fl"t •*"•* Ann Toth and Robert N< WIND EftKIOX HTTP >•«* «• P^ FORDS - Hair styles will be Uu ctninlttee. represent them at th Wlni eroaion Uu» seaaon demonstrated at the February ufelUwi: Community Achlevemr; •. By American Jewish Congress Unitfhmtf by Gnb.danaied 200JKW acres of land ^^ ,4^,5^ hli. 16 meeting of Ramot Chapter ctl at a recent meet,:, of B'na! BV.th Women at the PORDS—A theatre party to'to the Great Bains sutt*. the &ocaui' oonfemw* at, Mrs. Helen Adamlec 1 ,•< |asked bj Mrs. Friedman and founding and building Radio City Music Hall and h 111 Fal- Jewish Community Center, Me- FORDS — The fi-'ta anni- O^'^ "".SLouth. said It was wronj Members will att< tuehen. versary party of the founding Mrs. Davidson to step up and receive Individual citations. — Township wide dinner : The next board meeting will!of the chapter, Jewish Congrew These were printed on gold Saturday at the H:: be March 3 at the home of Mrs. American . 1 Hall, Fayette Street. P^r Martin Lipstein. Menlo Park i i Women's Division1 held M lea'•f stoc'kv an d( hakdl mreachh man'snun' Woman's Democratic , ing this winier - 74 Webb Dri™ boy. Terrace. The March programjnlght at Congregation Beth [name on his certificate. It read .member who Is interested IE The ftndincs were based on w-'f*-** ; Special award went ' will be an original show to beiSholom had everj-tr.mg—cock- [as follows: TO A CHARTER HUSBAND attending will please ge; lapens from 263 counues cover- - Th. William Totb, Hosu.v- given by the membership. lulls, night club acts, awards To H*mej —This Certificate of Smiling touch with Mrs. Pearl Ga^a lof itoJWm acres IT. Uw ten 1 Mrs. John Adamlef B The members have been In-if or patient husbands, pins for —Who unselfishly sacrificed Endurance-your name to or Mrs. Veronica Bowers, Great Plains sutes Uie most diligent, most VFf Dance Set Paul Boot. rited to be hostesses at an Oneg Icharter members ar;d a mid be forever Inscribed in the A valentine contest was -e.d -Bhabbot at Hillel Foundation night nipper. More than 150 flexible, most essential annals of the Middlesex and prizes were awarded ^or member of the family f- •'JK(K*?Wi' at Rutgers University on Feb-guetts attended, among them County chapter. American the most original, prf.tier.. ta ".C'. Saturday Nightj ro«p —Who unwittingly lent- G ruary 19, and will bake anjseverad l state and national of Jewish Congress! funniest. Judges were M.> C^! . leased his beloved to the Meeting to Tonkk\ serve the cake after the Friday fleers of AJC. Handerhan, Mrs. Mae r*eaii- . HOPELAWN - Plans wert evening service. Dottle Gobels, chanwuse and gloss. Mrs. Ann Norak aad I made to participate in a Valen- FORD8 — To avoid (•":. Dottle GODels, cnanieuse »"u . ,«««•. »-»• with the Lions Clm .>.' Cakes may be left with Mr«,pmaw, ana ru>1U3 WW1 „„ | tine Dance on Saturday at 113 plnaUt, and Phyllii Redler and ^ £afcer Honored Hospitalized Kiddies Mrs. Wash. which ni held last nif! • t^onard Narode. Burnham Tom SwvenE UUn Amerl. Mrs. Mary Bedxs u.i Mn. ':&k;'-'^-, 'f*Mt i James Street, sponsored by the Drive, who is chairman. can dance team, provide• - •d en-| fly Metiiood Clicpter Get B'flfli fi'n'/h Gifts Margarti Srewzgh l Veterans of Foreign Wart, at « regular meeting of the v tertalnment. | * " corneJd a= ne"w members J^*m. me«::ri« of th* Ladies Auxiliary an'a Club of Fords wilt t, FORDS — "This is Your PORDS — At a regular Mrs. Herbert Rosenthal, «r.;-. Mrs. Heltn Adamiec pre- tonight at Fords Libra- Girl Scout Cookie life" was presented at Tues- meeting of B'nai B'rith women. $,',&<&' party, gave sid;:j Mrs. Helen Yahaa and!8:15, day* meetiftf of the Metwood |R&mot Chapter, held at Temple • Safe Start* Saturday' .. the chapter's , Mrs Ar.n Christensen will be Rer. AliHn R. B:v.. Chapter, Womrns American Mev Sh&lom, Grove Avenue Westtam Part Hews I in cr.arge of refreshments. terlm MlnUter at t;-.« five-year-history. She touched ORT at the Metnchen Jew- • WOODBRIDG&-The Wood- articles were do- GLADTS L SCAXT. Presbyterian Church . bridge Township Girl Scout on many of the group's acti- ish county and district ftlled for tr.e 49? Amboy, will ipeak on P. •' Council plans a cookie sale be- Ivities and mentioned particu- I quotas were paid and an- larly the two pastrpresldenti, Tel. age to Palestine". ' ginning February 13 and con- Hospital r.ounc*ment was made of tt>« Mrs. Alex Gold and Mrs. Na-j t of honor. the 'Unulng through February 27 Park WM Iues Park Diagnostic Center, TV _char>s Utnz*. visit of Miss Santtaa Majto to MEET - for the purpose of raising funds than Schneider, and the In-j Kefreshments were served. boxes contained small toys Of j^r. and Mrs. *a, District President, ^roODBKfDOE "C needed to carry out the Girl cumbent, Mrs. Nathan David- j An installation Dinner win gameS t0U 8r::ClM a. Fa'jaouth Road wu cr_-^-1 I which wui take place on l*"^,, Board of the ison. bt held the second Tuesday Program. , N ae« «c - — ^ ' f ed at St. Cece^is Cr.-^-.r. I rjiry ^6 AswclatloAaoclaon of the , „«„„„.„.«*».-.»»-, ™- is always fighting for; ln *„ ,t Kenny Acre. «-and wearmg apparel. ^ Rev. Thomis Der.tjc:. a: Special award went to Mrs.Church will meet at ::•< '-'-' •wUl be oBered and delivery|Civll rights legislation through-j cording t0 an announcement | The committee was headed.by out the country and steps'in W: by the Installation Commit- ttjy Mrs. Norma Gale wno .._., :".a!re Toth. lot Mn. R. Randolph w.r c f•idat -.-.e- —iwilnl vbe. >i.»Marcvh 1ft Imit the emintrv and steDS'ln W; h» thi- Hostesses Included Mrs. Con-18 chair- protect the individual wnen-; t«e after mtetlm at the assisted by Mrs. Sherman,Aristide Bosc* and V^i - Mrs. Burney Dlxon, I we Cutler, Mrs. Bess Diem, I man of public relations requests ever a breach of these rights Is, home of Mrs. Edward Sha- |Jacobson, Mrs. David Bregman. Carnck. 00 Js u. fl.x*...- Rite of 11 Per cer/ reported " Mrs. Rosenthal said. piro. Mrs. I. Usdansky i» land Mrs. Ann Dinnerman. dinner for fafc.? and s>.-! Louise 8t. Plene, and Mrs. •the continued support of the I960 exporU. "We can be particularly proudj chairman, and the program 1 was serred I Terry Konar. 'community. ar.d open hcc^M was of the part our organization, wm ^ a version of a broad- "• DIPLOMACY STRESSED has played in combating thej war play which will be de- for bitzii • FORDS - Robert Neary. y ., w "r The proposed series of sumrecen- t outbreak oof anti-S«mi-| cided on at a later date. Captain of St. John's First A;d .? ,;/>,;!!- ' Jmlt meetings may cause bothjtism throughout the world." 1 c Isquad, Inc., repom the «juad * ^*? ;"^t.: SWEETHEAKT DANCE |answered 51 -calls during the ^"^ *\\Tf-" u -choice of their 1960 •MENLO PARK TERRACE-month of January, broker. f° ^~,^ live ifi PTA, the Civic *»<>-:Ttalddeuil Nulty Post 471 down as follows: 19 transpor- *tial nominees. ciatlon, March of Dunes Can-: ^ ,iu hold g tations, 20 emergencies, 2 motor President Elsenhower, along cer Fund cdHectton. and_ that! JJm:t,, M th0 ^ vehicle accidents, 9 fires, 1 •with the heads of Britain and 'Sweetheart Dance" AAJC members are "gals who industrial accident, and used 1 France, spoke of the desirabil- lin Fire House Saturday at •*mm. Tf ?J -o/| get things done. 162 man hours', traveled 7?l ity of a series of summit meet- i 8:3O.J0V PM,tan , Roivuyj MartinojMtunvi, M^—-dance- , Jersey City Tne grff,; *r.t v miles and used 14,300 lbs 0'. ;ings recently as they formally Mrs. Al Schwartzbac"""*>""" h" — "ichalrman^ichalrman, hanas announceda thaiimnt cUr-er erj of Mr ar.i V--s 11 - IN THE >IN (*tton lr»4» *, un«rt!) *UT« life in Mrs. Davidson then presen edL .. i " wililll oxygen. 7 iW .proposed a meeting with Prev Rhythin Ramb erS Antnor.y Aielic, Jen* C." rnjsc xxti rttwn »rir thu teuon Provinf tkt point en- .1 fl lve ear 1 to the follo w!nB •mier Khrushchev in Paris in ' "y P ™ t !play, and that many beautiful pbf.Kk.Ur are ttt t*o tutfiu pkiurt4 akwvr At kft, BUI •n charter members: Mrs. Leori-,^ Robert Stadler became faint Pouto *-^-xti pr^« '.April. lzes have been donated AU.im*B •( Glen W Mkbitao l»|X ahiw caniM »aou Mrs. BernardiD£i(o, Hm .. ...tter watching a doctor treat jt^&i. • If Russia agrees, the timing new theihis son. He fell against a water, wot 1 automrtt print bt*t*r. At rifbt, K»n BUT •( *of any subsequent sessions. :t that the Joseph and'fountain, broke off two tee*. Khriihchrv hos; -x f >«B» iea*M a •tit* sailcloth )iB|tr t4ay*ait with a would be dictated in part by Xd'Fmkel Ss • !and suffered severe face cuts, of C. S Ambassador. Am Wi»t iWrt. *the progress made in the orig- AlfreMr dAle Frankelx . Mrs. ./only a few ticket* remain' ,nial Big Four talks. But poll- T _. f „, Mrs. Albert -ticians believe trje next Presi- man. Mrs. Fred Jeselsohn, Mrs.1, 'dent may find himself Involved William Kafenbaum, Mrs. Har-| •shortly after his Inauguration old Kutzenco, Mrs. Irwin Na *in what could be a decisive s • of states." j George Welas. it ". Ad aide denies TV rigging The e 17 husbandhusbands of the I k n ' -wa_.ls . wideluji.uy knownir*.An,«. Mknvfatcharter. mAmh»rmemberis wprwerpe thethen v \ .<**•< BOOKS and CARDS "FOR YOUR VALENTINE" **$,. :/>#•

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PAGE THIRTEEN ; nights Mothrrs to Sponsor \ew Church to be Built Campaign flj/fy Marquardt GivenFather-Son SuppPrSeek Bank COLONIA — The Mothers AtAt LOlOmn.tlnrkColonia-Clark Linn'Line n J *• Circle of Boy Scout Troop •Ian Fete 44, is sponsoring a hot sup- COLONIA — The first m-W|oiiRlnal 96-acre farm owned To Start Iselin Coveted Scouting Award per for fathers and son* to- 1N Tlio members of St. liurch to bo built In thn Co-[for many generations by the COIiONIA -- Dr, Edward A. "iirlit at the NPW Dover ISELIN — Further step ',';,, KnlKhts ol Columbus lonla area In many ycaia will Acken family, and wns a. hay COI.ON1A - When Bi'V, Partenopp opened the Heart Methodist Chureh. nrri what the Greater Iselin ' hl)Sl to their ladles on soon be erected by the Church and grain farm. Thr. old farm- Marquardt was Riven the, (kid ! Fund Drive here this week by Plans for this were rrmdr ivlc Association hopes wlllje- -„ ,,(, n| "Ladles Night" the Good Shepherd on Ihouse still stands, thoueh the. and Country Award of the Boy miiiK captains for thp house- ill :i recrnt meeting of the ,111, in the establishment of a uie st ceceiift>ii iroperty it purchased iwontly property has been divided and Scouts Sunday at a special ".r.'.-'KM" - to-house canvass which will Circle at which Miss Sarah ank in Iselin, were! taken fhep ceremony at the Woodbrlrlge in the Colonln:Clavk line sold off. Part of the land ad- take place on "Heart Sunday," I, Millrn of the Public Sfr- Charles Howell, State Commis- w111 bCgln 'rontlng on Lake Avenue 'oncregfttlonal Church, his fn- M Ir'lni dRlll'ihl! Joined the old Westflrld alr- February 28 vlre Company spokp and ioner of the Department of ',,, \, .,nd will be furnished Coivslsting of seven nnd one'i)nlt and Moses H. Aeken was mlly was pleased nnd proud, showed slides on "Company's BankinR and Insurance, visited : but not too surprised. .,(; Nni'rsmrnsmrn. As an added Coming *- Quick and Easy selin and toured the area*, „„, The OSullivan Trio As one of the most active property-holder In the area. Tips on Entertaining." William Reedy, Iselin posfr- teen-auers participating, Any families in Scouting in tho ,| „, an old-time song- The church purchased its A social evening for Circle master; Dr. Douglas Calsette, is Township, the Marquardts took -,. ,. seven and one half acres re- members and KUPsts has president of the Greater Isellp asked to contact MrB. Parte- it for granted that 13-year-old ,',„."me inchajge of ar- Seekiing cently from Mr. and Mrs. E. been planned for February 29 ivlc Association, and Dr. Fail nopc, 363' Middlesex Avenue Billy would work for this diffi- |M. Andrews of Clark. Kenneth ill the home of Mrs. Sally Cohen made a trip to Trenton PU 8-1547. cult and interesting religious l,,,isc wns recently held Armstrong, Rnhway attorney, Mates, 451-C New Dover previously to inquire about re- Blood Donors The following have been award. He is the first Protest- , ,.,mimii with a program Sicpresonted the Andrews, and ceiving a bank charter. Com- ,,l explain the work o named captains for the Feb- ant member of Troop 44-to re- t0 exp COLONIA — The Cnlnnla- the closing took place in his missioner Howell's visit her* It ruary 28 canvass: Shorecrest, ceive the honor, and the only of Columbua «t Its Rahway lodge, B'nal B'rlth.j office. Richard MaKner was was the result. m K,,,.,|,t s Mrs. Daniel Tarrant; Lynn ne holding such In a Colonia meets tonight at 8:30 nt Tem-jthe attorney for the church and ,;, i,-vi.is. The pronranvwa Oaks and New Dover estates, roop.'Another boy from Troop lospital Thrift During the tout, the commit. le Beth Torah, Rahway Har- took title In the name of the ,i' hiprt by an nddresj given Mrs. Anthony Orslni; Canter- 44, John Jablkowskl, received tec pointed out the large bous- old Staenberg, member of the ,.. ,l German, stale general Board of National Missions, bury Village, Mrs. Russell he Catholic equivalent award, developments In the «rtft, board of governors o[ the ., ,,n chairman, who out United Church of Christ. Alto Moody; East Cliff and North he Ad Altare Del medal, last Shop Discussed ;he seven manufacturing «»• Miir beginning and rapl northern New Jersey Council. present at the transfer were Hill Roads, Mrs. John Plcaro, year. COLONIA - A talk on the :erns in the Iselin limits,-'the ,,f the KnlghU of Co will present colored slides on the Rev. George Shults, pastor, : n Mrs, John Belz, Mrs. John Billy's whole family is as ac- mipnsp mid operation Of the usiness area and tracts Of Israel Today." land P. E. McKclllgett. deacon. Hilarczyk; Colonla library area, tive In Scouting as he is. His rri,h Aijoboy Hospital Thrift land available for Industrial !.'i, MrOulre. district dep A,group from the lodRp re-iMr' McKelllnett said that Mrs. Mark Greges; Colonla hop1 was given by Mrs. Myron Purposes. M^kc on the activities ol father, William Marquardt, ty, cently donated blood at Beth^udy commission Is now plan- Village South..Mrs. John Gre- a member of the committee for iulld held in School 16. Mrs. The commissioner asked-Ml Kiiitfi'ts on the national Israel Hospital. Newark, for 12-niim the new church which will gorcik; Colonla Village, Mrs Rewitch was the organizer and the committee could raise ap» ,,rt Harlun Oray, coun- Troop 44. His mother is a for n year-old Randy Masser, 60 Cal-be erected "In the near future.' Charles Hozempa; Water 8treet mer Den mother and has been list chairman of the shop proxlmately $500,000 in pledge* I'niiirrship chairman, dlS' Ifon Drive, a haemophiliac pa- The parish, currently meet- section, Mrs, Raymond Span- secretary for the past two years when it began at 401 State necessary before a charter can •,i | work done on thi t 1P tlent who requires a steady Ing In School 17, will have as gler; Woodbrldge Knolls, Mrs of thfe Troop's Mothers Circle. OUTSTANDING BOY SCOUT: William Marquardt, Jr., Street a year ago. be granted. ~ .], clay Tully, six lllvl supply of blood, Bill Chelntck, a distinguished guest preacher Richard Soloralta; Dukes His sister, Virginia, is a Girl 18, (left) is shown above with Rev. Ralph Hlrtle, pastor She urged the Colonia branch The committee stated It feels piomam chairman, dls Bernard Dlcman, Morris Peck- at 11 A.M. this Sunday Dr Estates, James Lunny; Inman Scout, and his younger brother, of the WoodhridRC. Congregational Church, who presented to co-operate fully in the there would be no problem ai ,i the mimy activities erman. Henry Klein, Leo Cher. Emll W. Merfzel, present secre- Avenue, Walter Cahill; Oak Bruce, has just joined up with the Colonia Scout with ihe God and Country Award after project, as interested volun- all the merchants in the area . Kmahts on a local level now, Sam Peingold and Joel tary for the East Asian affairs Ridge Heights, Howard N. Kay; !ub Pack 145. i the church service Sunday. teers and a steady supply ol are solidly behind the proposM , shiaiif explained the Oreene were the donors. More of the National Council of Oxford Road, Mrs. Raymond For Service to Church salable items are the shop' bank. Mr. Howell was assured MIUKCR or the insurance that as much money as possible contrlbutlons are needed, andiChurches of Christ. Dr. Menzel Perone; Middlesex Avenue and The Ood and Country Aware main requirements. Profits gi ,"1111 and James Sullivan, White House, and another from ill be raised In Iselin and' anyone willing to give should Is also an author, and a former New Dover Road, Mrs. Parte- s given for service to and flovie and Lecture entirely to the hospital's build- ,,.,, ,-Uor of St. Cecelia1 the national board of the Con- hen, if necessary, It will be contact Mr. Chelnlck, 22 Mill- head of a mission in Ralpur, nope; Video Park, Mrs. Bernard nowledge about one's church. ing fund. Mrs, Sewitch said she ,.,,',', ,i. concluded the progran gregational Church. On Circle Program >btalned from outside sources. ken Road. PU 1-305, India. His sermon topic will be Dickman; Jordan Woods, Mrs. :t generally takes almost two hoped the Shop, which is now ,l, * nbinK the quallflcatlon Earl Rothbell; Country Club Color bearers at the ceremo- ISELIN - Iselin Circle, Lady Four banks are located-to has a 400-foot frontage on "The World Wide Church of -ears to win, and the work is p ipen Thursday, Friday and ,,., , (or membership ny were Leonard Jones, Troop oresters of America met at ,he area, surrounding Iseluv- IV Lake Avenue. It is part of the Christ." Village, Mrs. James Caseerly, divided into several stages. Rev, Saturdays from 10 A.M. to 4 , Km.his of Columbus. Ralph Hlrtle, pastor of the 44 flag; Ameri«an flag, senior iselin School 15, where CT)uffet Woodbrldge, Fords, Metuchen A !i',m, Noble Heritage," de- More volunteers are needed uncheon was served under the ?.M., may eventually be open md Rahway —at least three and Dr. Partenope urges them Congregational Church, work ;very day. Mrs. Raymond Hiller »• ,-,i ID promote a greater) closely with Billy the whole Christian flag, Billy himself. lupervislon of ijhe hospitality miles from the business section to get In touch with area cap- 19 Colonla Boulevard, is In vL: i.u.dini! of the varied] Pf018 to Raise Funds time, encouraging and fnspir- Present also were District committee headed by Mrs. Leo of Iselin. sp'.Tiid activities of the1 tains. Plastic hearts have been Commissioner Rocco Trimboli Tholnas. :harge of collecting items In After pledges are received * distributed to all Colonla lng him. he Colonla area and urges any ;,, Hie fields of rell- "He served as an acolyte, and Neighborhood Commissioner The special award was won final decision will be made j)J stores. resident to contact her. Good, ,::'.v and patriotism. To Aid School Library attended church and Sunday Frederick Boyle, Scoutmaster of by Mrs. Conrad Dobbs. It was lommissioner Howell. »,.; usable children's clothing is School regularly," his mother Troop 44 Harold Hlbell, assis- announced that a benefit social tant scoutmaster Gus DeVico ISEUN — All monies col-ate however, and the cost of explains. "He participated In would be held at the home of particularly,In demand. Chester Case, president of the The program for the year HAPPT DAYS! lected this school y. ihejeach book has risen from one Rosary Society youth groups and did a lot of Mrs. Thomas, 145 Middlesex Raritan Council, and Mrs. COLONIA — Mr. and V Inks to Sponsor PTO of lwilii School t>et<] two dollars to two to three cutodial work around the Avenue, February 24, 8 p.m. Itwas outlined at the receni was also announced that due tomeeting, and a stepped-up Ionel Kahn, Albermarle KoMl, •; used for the library I 11- dollars. In addition, many of church - distributing hymnals, &™^_??_ attended the Bar Mitzvah am library books a ;li d the desired books are not avail Is Organize! setting up Sunday School William Spencer the regular meeting night fall- membership campaign. ng on Washington's Birthday, reception of James Mlchsel Blue-Cold provide a more rounded iin>- able in adequate numbers at COLONIA — More than 300 chairs and the like. He helped Robert Hamilton; and Mother Circle members Mrs. Hersche! the next meeting will be held NEW STATION Frank of Union held at tB« ,i UNIA •-- The annual gram of reading for the child- the local library. women attended the first meet- with carpentry, mimeographing, Temple Beth-El, Elizabeth. Tha Tarver, Mrs. Leonard Jones an March 14 at the school. COLONIA — Corpsman 2/i i:.d (Sold Dinner of Cub ren, along with book stacks and School IB PTO membership ing of the Altar-Rosary So- and all sorts of odds and ends," . Ro ert Kahns also were present In, A movie and lecture will b John Brickson, USN, son o formerly Pack 13*. »«•• fees and money are derived ciety of St. John Vlanney In addition to this practical |' £ Hamilton. Amityvtlle, L. I., at the wedding held after the March 28 meet' d Mrs. Harry " ':son, 3: ,, place Wednesday at The original design of the from activities. Saturday mo- parish held :last week at School work, the Rev. Hirtle gave Billy ,,Q ^ «»™,» of Phyllis Firestone oi Amttt- cool did not Include a aepa< vies, hot lunches, the gift shop 17. Rev. Waltealter A. Radzlwon special help in a study of the°n ? 0m"H *?• ?» :; Wiiltrr and James o Each person attending will re ville and Eugene Alper of Bay rate library and while It may and a bazaar, held earlier this pastor, presided. He announced church's history, im M»o»iuuo|_,t,i.fc _ - _ ,•- City, Mich. himti teen-age broth- which was Scout s Philadelphia Navy Yard. ;: i•i.tcruun. Den mothersbe possible to provide « small year, have all contributed stead- that the Society would receive and institutions, and he studledl ""day. area for this purpose in the and memorized a great deal In ' h*tfsses. and the Cub, «» *und One corporate cdrnmunion the first the Bible.. .:::,:,.: table decorations. future, at present, the llbrnryihundred thirty-five books are Sunday of every month. Busi- books are distributed for stu-jnow on order to be purchased "It's terrible ,: Soiit and civic offl- ness and social meetings will dent use throughout the fifteen1 by the organization. 13-year-old son know so much :;,,,. wen invited to at' take place the first Wednesday ctaarooms. Present school ll-j The main fund raising event of each month. more about brary you do," Mrs. Marquardt ad- appropriations amount to for this year will be a musical A nominating committee was • Cub* are having a dl»- mits, "But it's grand having fifty cents per child per year. comedy "Broadway Off limits" selected and will present a slate ••: ihi'ir work this week With these funds the school to be presented by teachers and such a source of knowledge of officers on which the mem- v Mndow of the Colonla has been able to accumulate organization members. March right in the family;' bership will vote at the next >:.IT\ Inman Avenue, (bout 300 books over a period 25 through 27. at the Barron The Marquardts, who live at meeting which will be March 2. :i ni'itMTs and committee >f thr*« years. Books deprecl Avenue School, Woodbrldge. Brookslde Court, have been Mrs. 8ophie Hilarczyk and" Mrs. !.!>!•:s (A the Pack were Colonla residents for five years. THE SHORTEST •- HI nn exhibit Monday Gloria Wick acted as co-chair- Billy began Scouting as a Cub ;h. B*>und-iaoie neld In man of the social. when he was 8 and bis. mother 4 DISTANCE BETWEEN .'(!:):idnc Jewish Community Sisterhood to Conduct was his Den mother. Now a five I ir.i.-i-. ThTtheme fcr*t Musician* are Urged Star Scout, almost Life, he is TWO HEARTS IS... • Home State," .was )dl* Den chief for Cub Pack 145. He vrd A rnlor dim bjrtW Cake Sale February 25th To Join Post Band attends the eighth grade of the v Bell Telephone Comp*- ISELIN — The . ,i.i shown. Sidney Homer. COLONIA - The SlsUrhood tablecloth and needs volunteers eeds more musicians. Mr. where he is an honor student. ..i ttr, welcomed the group of the Jewish Communlly_Cen-, to help embroider the names of Crouse, Bandmaster, feels This fall the award-winning ,1'iomi' Rosenberg super- ter of Culonia will hold a cake members. iat there are individuals who boy also played football for the lie Thursday, February 25, at There we 114 paid-up mem- play or have played Colonla Colts in the Township Foodtown, Inman Avenue. Mrs.bers of the Sisterhood to datet menu and he appealed to these recreational league, and his Dad Howard Flormun is chairman. according to Mrs. Hanen Isaac, people to Join. Mrs. David Abranu. fund- membership chairman. Lunch- The band is fnit to Conduct raising vice president, has an-eons are being planned for 'reject and there will be quail- at a special! ? nounced that thow members prospective members. leed pepeoplo e to teach. Those In- followed the! irst Aid Classes Interested In obtaining Mah Mrs. Louts Levlne, program nested regular Sunday service of the director, reports that the March qnry Sayek, LI 9-1665, or stop church. He received a letter of UN - Classes In Firs Jong cards for the new year through the Mah Jong league 1 general meeting will feature n at the VFW Hall, Highway commendation from Frederick will be sponsored by the 27, any Wednesday at 8 P.M. Auxiliary of Iselln Firs should contact Mrs. Stanley a musical play, starring mem' s!.ud in the squad build' Schuman before February 16. beis of the organization. Noml- • Fndiiy nights, It wu an' Mrs. Bernard Weliutcln is in nations for the next fiscal year • iit ut H recent meeting o: charge of "The Tree of Llfe'iwlll also be held. iixihury ^itiy alter Easter, date to I WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. a theatre party / *• .'i''l BI hTTY^ \H\\ \\ K)R 3 YEARS! in fir cluiiimen as follows- To show our appreciation fur your patronage, we are William White, dark O EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON reducing prices on hundreds of quality items from our )n - reiular stock. Listed below arc just a few of the many i 'es; Mr8. JohnSchnel- To be sent to ''inhdays: Mm. Robert spucials you will find during our anniversary celebration -l"d Mrs. McSweeney, NAME which starts today! •ummittee: Mrs. Arthur '"Pr and Mrs. Lawrence ADDRESS .--. Gold Band China huttissei. Cups and Saucers NOW h" d»rk horse prtae wu won TOWN Musical China Tea Pot 2-Tier China Tidbit Server CURRENT DIVIDEND Novelty Cookie Jars Decorated China Tea Pot G.F Electrical Alarm Clock $3.98 Flue Tax Tea Bag Caddy Set With Brass Holder 50 PIECE STAINLESS STEEL FLATWEAR SET (Haiulur U.98 V»lu«!) ut: 18 teitoiiuous, 8 soup tpouus, 8 "The Apparel Center ol dlmitr \o;kt, H cuke lurka, a uemtwt ItulvM, 1 oLiKtti aiioun uud 1 butter kul!«. Jnion and Middlesex Counties" EBRUARY SPECIAL! 6-Pitte Stainless Steel KITCHEN Wl ul: 1'Wllc, i1 »k.»- turner, incut fork, basting t>i)uon. offset bundle t'HB btmer wltli uylou seam, mid stalnleu steel rack, Thrifty Fawions .'-5"'•w styl"e lor you FIRST SAVINGS 23 PIECE DECORATED CHINA TEA SET in one of N ew AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (Hegulm 7(t» V»lue!)

Slllu OOUM1»16 oi. 6 cups, 6 suueers. « c&k« platca. 'l«. ... A ti>. 535 Ainhoy Avenue, Woodbridge DOHHd t«i pot, covered augtr bowl, urn) DtHniA for ICOKNEB Of GBOVE VENUE oniou. 5.98 Mi in unci: 1» St»t» PlUs Many, Many Vnadvertined Specials! OPEN DA1LV 8 A. M. XO t P. 8VTHHIMY TILL NOON SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK \l - redric'g than* Main Street at the bend ME 4-8900 PAKJUNO Krasner's Gift Store at IN RAHWAY or 16M MAIN STREET (N*u otmxy) BAUWAV, N. J. Both Oflkes HI 2-2710 Plenty of free Parking 8p«e Ncwby 1-17M 'VALENTINE HOP SET Qtlholk Book PAGE FOURTEEN First and for four years. He is married If .1 ) (Company In 1958; - ^ '—• the father of two chlWren. lllOinCrS 22 Induds JBecond Assistant^ Avenel Firemen Mrs. committee moderator of :;• Avenel Church Pirt School Patrol At Annual Feti L ,.^'nei i/trnwu" ; mn.....«»- !^'Frank Buchom. 'that all ' IceUa's Free Catholic I, T 1 M. Cl »* COLOJttA E1»M sixth : O.K. Firemen's Association, TO inSUAl OfflCert W00DBBIDGE - The MO-J Mn 8^mtTi. Mrs. Sechnst. ,ndn o without a Ucket. Mu"uc>0 Button Street, ann Fire'vice president of thf Middles Inducts Mate «»* I*WJ«-,:< **« inducts _ Avenrl '| AVENEL - The Third Ward, b f Woodbridge held'and Mrs. Menko were co-h««• i0Wed «SSid by the •Down-ihere will , _County Firemen's AssoHat as members o! the first school announced ( n .VENEI^-O:-:-,,:.^ »r,d i&" p»tn>l Of Bchx>. 22 ~~ " w Firet Pittied Pur.rr. FT. t -e MclAUghltn o! the February 28. p :>byfr!rtn C.'jr: - «ere of'-th- p^jtmene t *j»fc W ,' Dr. Robert Pol.lM. A»W«n rete to^" ^on. Children from fou:: a.t ;.'•;• A*. 9 A. M !-..™-«..n*«,isuperintendent off ol ScJoc^Schoola, «JUU PeteJJ^IUJC-J^r Hartocwr. BeW > ^ Superlntenaeni 01 -"~" '' n and Patrlcla Vanaer-|elgtelgth h gra(gradeies sar aree ei *-<-, Err.:', 3'*r.-er. Tbeo '';5neak on "The Educational Robert an (^n^ d'jr ispeak on "The Educational .Rown ^^ frteWtted|p,rth,,plt# In the con>, Loi. Gor.7i'-7 But:n Greco. tain were: 'Training of the Chl'.d" at the «reev ^ the ^j,!tltl*d^, ,,"wnaWhati BHIt .CeCfll ueceh,,,, R;r.,..- Kanto:, Chsr^i Mewr», UuP sames^sent wilTuke P1B meeting on MaKh 14 at Icatholl\r.,^,c LibrarUbrarvy MMeans ]•''• •turd Sy'!:.» a::d Jaci War- sec- Mr. and ^^^ I ...... i i_*^ , froml:JOto7pm An at 10 A. M . dr-acDr.s James ;in. K :x:-. Ec-tfcfr. John iO. Fr'd :;•:£ Hyde. ^ Mrs. Gerald Biiiey, Mrs. W11-, ATtnel iWteen yars. m "•"»" " liam Hans -si, Mrs. Thomas :»emd u Chiff of Avenel Fire Petroleum H,U, Mrs. John Sisbrt and Mrs-, Andrew Wi'.Mn: at 11 A. M..i eldrrs Arthur Bryer, Jacob Die-! tr:--h. Wlllard Jenkins, CharlM. Kuhlmai!.Richard Menke.WU-; liam Patrick Rr.d Sidney Plnk-i

At ea •Hitlivi thru Siiuidiy night, FuLj 1], I960 BEECHNUT COFFEE '.; if meeting with a prayer. W« r««rv» Ihi right to limit qu«nliti«i Mimbw Twin County Croims. ..i:.t.. Cream of Vegetable 2 23' Plans were mude for a card party on April 5 and also for the sale of religious articles during the Lenten season. Western Carrots Three new members were ac- Vegetable Soup 2 23' cepted: Mrs, Harry Pease, Mrs. Steven Varga, Jr., and Mrs. Al Balinan. Cleaned Crisp Spinach The jiext meeting will take place on March 8 with Mrs. Tomato with Rice 2 - 23' Thonw.s TVoyuno and Mrs. Globe Onions ( w iwrariest'^t Boohs e Navel Orangi Celery Soup 2 23 ironl Sinai Chapter \ i'S • <\il,ONIA The Sinai chup- ttr, B'mti B'rltli, has donated two books each to the Colonia Macintosh Apples Vegetarian Soup 2 - 23 and liiihwuy libraries this week in honor of Brotherhood Month. The titles are "Your Nelglibor Celebrates" by Arthur Gilbert mid Osca)- Tarcov Seedless Grapefruit Cream of Vegetable 2 ° 23 about the ti'udltions and holi- days ol" the Jewish people, and "We Are AU Americans," by Btttyu D Wiliton, a botk for the very young abdut democ- racy. NEW JERSEY'S MONEY SAVING SUPER MARKETS Last 'weekend \2 couples: from thti Sinui chaptrr enjoyed' winter sports, at Oiuasinger's. Uie Catskill resort, unu 20 ' couples traveled to Youngs Gap tor tin outing. PAGE FIFTEEN Patricia C o v 1 n o, Phyllis Hollar, treasurer; Janet,1' Wojton, Mrs. Robert Hen- Pajok Installed Head HYO to Participate HYO, announced there win be 3 through IS. last Set DiSalle, secretary; LindR 811- Special Meeting drlcks; good cheer. Mrs. Ray- no dance this Friday night, and In tne absence of R«. Hlrtle TV-Today v«r«, publicity agent. mond Hughes, Mrs. James Of Democratic Club In Heart Fund Game dances will resume next week. Sunday, the pulpit will be oc- Rodgers; membership, Mrs, Registration Is still open for Maria Ferrloil was appointed HOpSlLAWN—The Hopelawn cupied by Harry flechrtot whose r] Scouts William Wels, Mrs. William WOODBHIDOE-Emil Pajak all 6th, 7th and 8th grade stu- and Tomorrow to collect pennies for the Juliei, Called by Unit Youth Organization will be topic will be "Faith Through Price and Mrs. Joseph Fastens. was Installed as president of dents who are Interested. |.-\DlNO Low Fund which will be turned COLONU — A special meet- thR First, .Ward, Second District epresented at a Heart Fund Doubt." Clifford Buncy, Senior CBS HAS BECOME THB Deacon, Is In charge of service ove** r^-a r T -•t» o •. _ - th~ e^_ _ „ propeg— —^ . —r ^f rinlin committee l | e ---^ of the ^ f Ladle_ _ ^^ ,ii,|ii|s ^ ^ Auxiliary, Democratic Club at a meeting Benefit dame at Carteret when FIRST network to Insist that i ,, ;• will receive at the White Church at a lain jColonln Volunteer Fire Com- SCOUT DISPLAY held at Swalllck's Tnvern. Mrs. Joseph DeAngelo will lead arrangements. )an Minister to Attend all stations it owns should pre- ',„ ,i imriv o" March date. The cookie sale will beRmH V will take place tonight at ISELIN- Projects commemo- group of girls In basketball A Mexican Chili Dinner wll Other officers are William sent frequent editorial* in-or- i.-' i>it-r1 nt a meetlnron Saturday. 7:30. Next mrular meeting will rating the 50th anniversary of Kowalczyk, vice president; against a girls' team represent- National Meeting be held by the Pilgrim Fellow- be Monday nl«ht. dpr wrve tl ,,Il(s Pnrlsh Hall. Boy Scouting, which are on Alexander Enik, recording sec- ng Carteret Recreation De- :hlp Sunday evening at 6:30 "t° U>« public Interest COUNTED OUT WOODBRmOE "Man's ,, i,,rnicr«st win be Committees were recently display in the window of the|retary; Margaret Rose, treas- partment on Sunday at Car- n the home of Bob Safford.by stimulating thinking and MINNEAPOLIS — When Search for Meaning" will be , !,,,,,! Johnson's in Picked for the coming year as Barbaiii Joan School of Danc-iurer; Joseph Llptak, sergeant- teret High School. jdeclslon — making about im- robber told her to !!c on the1 follows: program, Mrs. Joseph the theme of the meeting ii Ing, Oak Tree road, were pre- at-arms; trustees, Walter Representing the HYO wll Slides will be shown on Mon-iportant public Issue*." CBS has floor and count to 50 before Maglia, assisted by Mrs. 8teve St. Louis of the Natlnna made for a pared by Cub Scout Park 48 Hemsel, Snl Cnnnimro and be Leona Kruppa, captain; Ar- day by John Elek at a meeting ruled that Its local station* Monday In calling police, Mrs Susie Bel- and Mrs, Reginald Une Kruppa, Carole Oraverson Council of Churches and Na ri]iv on and will be displayed Michael Rusznak. of the G.E.T. Club In the recre- editorialize only on local Issues, at 8:30 p.m. nap took no chances. She told Brady; ways and means, Mrs Pat White, Pat Fedderson. tional Congregational Christian Saturday. New members welcomed ation room. Implying the network itself quests. »Re- detectives that she counted to:Louis Sundanato, assisted b Helen Neal, Anna VUagl and Churches Which Rev. Ralp Wwerere Rocccco Vacc.aVaex.a, MichaeMc l may carry editorials soon on e served, 100 before reporting that sh^Mrs. Walter Scuboda. Mrs dale Dudzlk. Hirtle of the Congregations New pact gives Japan many r>udas, Joseph Valente and UN. commission appraises natlonal U- officers are: had been robbed of $35. iGerald Sidner. Mrs. Chestei concessions. Church will attend Februar Africa s economy. natlcmal and mter Ray Franglone. Mrs. Peter Panel!!, president, frica s economy sue* . . . James Hoffa's Team- sters Union will sponsor a long- hair musical show on ABC that's to replace Man with a Camera on Monday nights In March. Similar to the defunct Voice of Flrentone, the show will concentrate on top stars of the opera, ballet and, occasion- ally, Broadway and Hollywood musicals ... The March 27 Conquest jiUI be a study of I porpoises filmed entirely at Marine Land. STARTING MARCH 1, AR- |THUR MURRAY Will present » two-Installment roasting of some big star every six weeks, starting with Bob Hope. Others bem;; lined up as subjects of |the roasting by their celebrity Ifrimds are Milton Berle, Jack Paar and Bing Crosby. Murray will donate to the favorite I charity of each "roastee" ... A new nalf-thour slapstick series similar to the old Laurel and Hardy movies is scheduled for ABC next season. The series, Calvin and Clyde, will be pro- duced by Jack Webb'i Mark VTI Productions, directed by Sidney Miller, and star two new comedians. Art Walsh and Ben Davis . . . Armstrong Circlt Theater has scheduled an "ac- tual " for March 2 on the re- cent page one story of New York policemen Impersonating^ Greenwich Village beatniks to break up a narcotic* ring . . . Pat Boone has signed Carmel Quinn to sing his St. Patrick's Day show, BING CROSBY'S TWO- HOUR all-star special for ABC. designed as a benefit for his alma mater, Gonzaga Univer- sity, has been postponed to the WST SO MUCH BETTER 1980-01 season. It'i to be a book musical on bow the West Hiy fofkM tt aa*l )H t*T It M*(MI b |«ii(ilHll I* k« jwicy l«J«r mil limply t)«lii,o»i ... or yow monty bid. Our untondilioinl mil was won ... Polly Bergen and uraiiM MU linfh *•« W« 4» innlfcinf kwunty pciwbl* i« •>•!•• iun til M«t»«l miti ir« downn»M jooi ••ting »»«ry >i»fI* lim»l FOR HEARTY EATING Phil Silvers signed to guest on Jack Benny's CBS special March 19... Bunny Davis Jr. will guest on a Peter Cham epi- sode . . . CBS taped two full hours of Its Maurice Chevalier special, scheduled tot February 4, before a studio audience, then selected the best hour's material for televising on the hour-long show . . . Tim O'- Connor signed to play the 4 > young farmer who sells his soul to the devfl on "The Devil and Daniel Webster," February PORK LOINS 14 on NBC. David Wayne al- ready signed to play the devil, with Edward G. Robinson as Daniel Webster... The fllmed- In-England Ivanhoe series if now going into syndication In the United States. NEW RECORDS

By retts (Tbe C*l) Bnnm Two recommended 13 - al- bum* which you should try art Ib Mercury's Oebanoff PUys Mon PORK LOIN ROAST X, 35* 125 45 Strinjs Frwn Great FDuf, with great* like ArMiul th« W«rld, Ure If A Many Sirica- BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON tagg 49 dored Thhv, An Affair To >*• member, etc. Ouutanding. Jackie Gleason bzt done an- other top job In Opiate DTOour, TIDE DETERGENT Center Cut PORK CHOPS or ROAST 65 which features wveral of hl» own arraiigemenU. u unial. Tbe musk Is beautiful (also aa COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS 35i usual) and this is recommend- BLUE CHEER DETERGENT f ed. It's a Capitol. Mercury, again, has a Rich- U. S. No. 1 CANADIAN SMELTS 39 ard Hayman album of Rodger* FAB DETERGENT - and Hammerstein's Tbe Smut Of Musk, which is worth » BLUE RINSO DETERGENT Request Records oilers an YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL interesting piano album of t cocktail music with Coefctall d Hour In Moscow, done by Wil- ALL CONDENSED 10,: r liam Oiinther, with rhythm at;- Holland Cheese Food rr 2 & 59 compaiiiment. Try this one to*. Capitol alio olfers these: BASH CONDENSED 10;: 2" Fred VfHTUig'n The Time, The Tasty Midget Bologna or Salami 49 Place, The CM. Good, typical Fred Waring. Capitol's two r 'i t latest AtsieniA are Alone The Tntil ' Du- E3iglb!es> and Blo*d Delicious Spiced Luncheon Meat V«» 10 J On The tiddlt by Tex Rltter. The kids »!il go for the latter ORANGE JUICE -- 4 59c t but tiie wnttr iate» the former Kraft's Deluxe Margarine 29 1 higher. U MS Cajul.ul *1M> ofl.iri Ueerah Plain, Relish, Chiva .#« ., • or lA\e by Maii» lUw^-her STRAWBERRIES " 4 - 89c ID Bulk Cream Cheese or Pimento '* j becond album »nd 8«as»edy Ui*f» Hf, by Dinah ahore. e Dinah is np 6 ISUNKIST FRUIT PUNCHES - 2 ^ 37c 100% PURE FLAVORFUL APPETIZING SAVIN©*! this wiH appeal U> her i* tBROCOLLl SPEARS -"' 2 - 35c Mutual Instant Coffee Lean Sliced Boiled Ham . n. 45c try. KAit klftt ftOlGHT Piciidcnl Eiecnliower has re- JUMBO Old Fashioned Veal Loaf -69c URGE c niwtd A IH)O«I, rejected by I BORANN'S POTATO PUFFS 2 - 35c 6-OZ. JAR 10OZ. JAR l

lot e»p»nd- • • • ^ on West's output. PAGE SIXTEEN

jpus of Rutgers, the State Oni-;for unemployed New India' Subject facilities for the f,week has CLASSIFIED versity . . . Republican State resident* during 1959 New rancher, Charlie Miller, has] Capita! Dome such checks, under the been giving his crop away the __ INFORMATION (Chairman Earl Erdman arsnies Jersey have eom bill In the Legislature . Of Talk to Club [. up t-nii•»• la 1 'nitlon of the Importance ofiiaat two years. Almost blind Deadline for ads: 7,,^ by.Governor Meyner 1 and in poor health, he could SEWAREN — "Inside India $1.H V.TI-P kill"! in Now — Newielectrielty in modern living. January.lted another record CAPITOL CAPER8: not pick the fruit himself and;was the subject of a talk by Dr. additional »«* !• *•"•«•» ">• aam. ,„ aui'inri • •• duiini! could not pay anyone to-do It1 'Cnncr movif Alison Bryan »t a recent meet- that It now to offer solutions to many of National Convention, ting of the Sewaren History ttj-nt few s -.was worth only 46 & cents In New Bedford, Mass. — It is for him. ' San anT'New Jersey 5 pressing needs . .begins July 25 in Chicago things that count,] This year will be different; Club held at the home of Mrs. KOTE' more Henry L Vocel of Old Bridge.'lrving Berber, of Lakewood, isjDecember. according to the the little MUft bt ffiil ia the Jersey Ronald Pimental reallMd whence will get paid fer his crop. Clarence Zischkau. Went Ave- o'hrr Is the new president of the New thee neneww president off ththee New|state Department of Labor and Telephone Hlrow 4-1111 Division of ll'.e American Can- Jersey Bwkeepers Association. Poultry ..,„„.,.., . , . - —r— rev Sncir-v rtniins . State and later of the First Presbyterian Plans are belns accelerated for: Attorney General Da- to December 1, 107 bootleggers!stolen from his car. The thief to pick. Scr.ator Walter H Jones, had put a nickel in the meter 10-acre crop to a buyer as a Church In Perth Amboy, Dr. a major jet airport for the D. Furman claims there Iswere captured maklnR illicit APARTMENT WANTED • SERVICES _ . . . rhairmnn of the Bryan lived in India from 1917 Eastern United States in the no evidence wliat.wver that an hootch in New Jersey . . . Newlgo Pimental would not Ret a;present (or Millers 83rd birth- .loini I.cRislntlve Appropria- fflj d nniversary to 1913 preachinn. teaching, KITCHEN CHAIRS p-i Burllngton-Oct-an County plne- loll delivery racket exists in New:Jersey's 27,000 State officlalsjparking ticket. day anniversary. WIDOW desires small apart- linns Committed this year . . Tie State Division of! Jersey . . . Railroads and ex-and employees are being paid -77 and ornanizlng churches. ment for herself. Spring «- recovered. 12.50 and Tlir ISfiO conf'Tence for assess- Hands Norway and Wales seek U, 8 In discussing the principles 2/11 pick-up and delivery found.press companies who pay sala- every two weeks by a robot - a Bishop urges lnterlaith drive mpancy. KI 1-5961. : Ine offirr-s will be held JuneiEmployment Security in New Jersey, payroll machine with electron-'on films. capital. of the Hindu religion. Dr. service. Call ME 4-7ouiT 20 to 24 on the Douglass Cam-1135.000 non-agricultural jobsjrles by check Bryan said almost anything FOR r.ALE 4-7477. can be found there from the 3EWAREN - Corner lot. 60x worship of sacred images to ex- COMPLETE BCX>KK coiner tensive, obscure literature. The 100. Nos. 254-255, SERVICE. Monthi\ Vernon 1 cast* system, derived from the Central Avenue and account*. Invent,, 1 god. Brahma, is headed by tke Street. A. Alexander, -••n]comptometer priests Then come warriors, ford 7-0563. __1!L^. V 1-88B2. { merchandikworkers, and final- COMPANION- ly, the lowest class, tae un- MADAME SANDS 1 SITE GRAVES <2>. in one SERVICE DIRECTORY touchables whose only food If 1 BUSINESS of the most beautiful sections and ADVISOR, m. often the dead animals they of doverleaf Park Cemetery at Sayreville, between \, anr allowed to carry away. Al- iWoodbrldge. Call ADams 2-!South Amboy because of committing a, Workmanship PARTS Selection of Choice Srwlnj Macblnri Round deadly sin in a former life. om Forward ii ReTerw Bobbla Even his shadow falling upon • Custom Homes Official Service Station ART'S RADIO Free Home Demonstration can help yai ( • WINES person of higher degree Is A M and 5 00-6 00 P. M i • Remodeling for CLARINET At N. ObllMtion • 2 11*B,I 2-1515. or write p 0 1 • BEERS and & TELEVISION thought to be polluting • Commercial and "CEMAURE." "MnCHELL," Repairs on All Makes 253. Woodbridge. Light Industry ••AIKF.X,' "PENN," "BBONSOH," • CORDIALS SAXOPHONE SALES and SERVICE Free Estimates A woman's life in a farming "ALCEDO," "BBITTON." village includes working hi the! Insured "JOHNSON." "TED WILLIAMJ,- at 155 Avenel Street, Arenel Allied Sewing Machine FOR SALE Cold Brer by the Case fields. To keep her infant quiet "LANGI.EV," I'RUMERI" »n« Repair Estimate* Free! Company General Contractors "COIDEN tLL'B" Also Imported Beer Pupil's Home while she is doing this, she wiH'CRIB! , matchinn chlfforobe and OETTIlfa E N O U n it T. A. I. C. O. AnUnnu IntUllcd COLON1A, N. J. 1 Chest of drawers Baby coach WATER? Will guamr.v, J 12 Lexington Ave. Vubti Tested Fret kl Our Iton put opium under the baby'1 !( Carteret, N. J. Parts & Repairs on All Prompt FREE Delivery O fingernails, so that in chewing Oood condition Be«t offer. FU store your HOT WMKR i Call LI 92356 FU 1-4541 2/ll KI 1-6422 Makes of Reels his fists, he will be calmed 1-1960. 'jlngl Up U) 70% oi rf;'y •TFXVEGKR," "OCEAN CITf," Tel. ME 4-20-4 down Dr. Bryan was amaied coit. Work done on ;-<-J ISETTUNO ESTATE. RUK», "QllCR," "H-I" Shoe Repair that most children do not culti- Twelve yeaji Carpentry- Masonry - and many othfn. 145 Avenel Street •nroll four Child Now for nevet used. 9x 12, $3000; PriTitt Utsons on the 8CHAIBIJ! UMESCAII AVENEL, N. J. T.V. TUBES vate the craving for opium 9x15, $35.00: Oriental. 9x12, Phone i\' 84891 VATICANO later on. It is not uncommon OE ac MOVAL SERVICE. A,D« All Type* ot $$55.005 . Other O.E. vac SHOE SERVICf to sw 13-year-old wives work- 4999 for free estlmav uum, $20.00. Lady's or man's 40% OFF Formerly Whh> ing from dawn to dark. In CARPENTRY serving food to her husband, 17-jewel Oruen gold watch.i Repairs on All Makes of (never used, with new-watch' and Fishing Tackle A Repair an Indian woman retires to an- HAVING TBOUBIJ, H Hi-Fi, Radios and Television SPECIAL!!' guarantee, sacrifice J25.00. Also ther room. There she awaits •ewerage? Electric .«• MASONRY 256 Monrbe St., Rahway REM LIQUORS • Gibson GulUr» & AmpUfltn wool hooked nigs. FU 8-2028. S Eicehlor Accordions CASH AND CARRY Neolite Half Silt further orders, and hopes that 2/11 er removei roots. fl;;r., Eipfrt Workmanship • Hnsicil Hcussoriei her husband may leave a tidbit U.S. \o. 1 k Kelly Street Picture Tubes Installed and atoppage from Reasonalile FK t Stadent Rtntil Flan $1.85 of meat for her to eat when he Fuel Oil For lnformitlon Ca.ll Hi 2-IS4I Free SERVICES pipes, drains and « ALIERA11ONS Menlo Park Terrace has finished. digging, no dattiBRi 5 - • ADDITIONS t.NrJt i.i Mem »upfIm*rVcU SAMMY RAY'S (KITCHEN CHAIRS custom re- Mrs. Simon Larson, club and efficient. C?.:: • CUSTOM HOMES JOHN J. BITTING Music and Repair Shop 1J0A Main upholstered, plastic or leath- "JERSEY" president, announced that can- Plumbing and Heat:-; Mil • STOKE REMODELING 4«J Nrw Brunswick Avenut Street er. Free estimates. LI-9-2865. • COMMERCIAL tc INDUSTRIAL Free Prompt Fords, N. J. |cer dressings for the Mt. Car- '8007. | Woodbridie 1/28-2/18 Mobil SAM LAQUADRA, Prop. Electronic Supplies mel Nursing Sisters will be Custom Homes Itnrj Delivery INC. made at her home, 120 Wood- Built to Tour Specifications 414 Amboy Ave. (Rt. 35) e e y Auxiliary Enjoj No Job Too Large MobHheat LI-9-9313 GUITAR LESSONS WOODBRIDGE, V J. - Wash Macbiie Service -;„[ i p,M Tii Lions to Hold Or Too Small . . . TeL ME 4-6200 and any interested Sewaren FUEL OIL Ojxn DiUy > A. M. ta 10 P. M. resident* are urged to attend. Fully Insured Ladies' Night Valentine S<4 Over 35 Years of COLD BEER Washing Machine Service White material, such as old sheets, is needed and may be AVENEL — The Avenel Lions ISEUN - TV Friendly Sen-ice Restaurant BcnOlx, WINES left at Mrs. Larson's home. club met at the Log Cabin, Auxiliary of Iselml.: Vincent Keller fhor, Bur, ME 4-0012 bnmott, BUek- Mrs. WilUam Neveil an-iWoodbridije. where a colored met at First I FRANK & JOAN'S Church, Iselln, Builder LIQUORS PIZZERIA itont, tni athtn nounced that March 15 ic the|films on Lake Winnpesaukee 100 Fulton Street closing date for the Pederation-latWolfboro, N. H.. were shown tine was 1 No Obligation For Estimates 769C Roosevelt Avenue UX WOKK [president of the h> 1 1 Woodbridge sponsored Vogue Sewing con- by Nelson E. Newcomb. Carteret Shopping Center GUARANTIED Plans were formulated for|ber of Commem -u- 1230 Stone Street, Rahway test, fl Telephone MErcury 4-1888 (Speclalking In) B«bnllt HUhtn tit Uli the annual ladies night dinr>er|speaker and iudpe 11. •- Phone FU-8-0976 - Fifneral Directors - atbi Putt There will be an executive and dance Jfcbruary 20 at the|made valentine on.'.' ; WOODBRIDGE SIMONE'S Guitar Studio • Hade to Orjler Ptaa Pies board meetlnc Monday at 1:30 Log Cabin. Vince Riccidone iajners were Mrs. Stt \>-\... 451 School St., Woodbridge PM. at Mrs. Larson's home. Avenel Appliance Service In charge. prettiest; Mrs. Coal & Oil Liquor Store Phone ME 4-3062 • Full Course Italian Next meeUng will be February fey, moat original; Dinners 111] »»Uw»; kn^ kintl It was reported a pair of eye- For Appointment I. Hire, Flop. — tt In. Elp. 17 at 2 Pit at the home of Kelly, funniest. MARl ANDRASCIK, Prop. MI 4-«731 MI t-MM glasses was donated to a local • Free Delivery Alter 6 P.M. Mrs. William Burns, Holton needy child. More mothers w, LET US Complete Stock of Domestic OPEN FROM jStreet. Dr. J. R. Sopchak will The club will sponsor « tar-jjoin the auxiliary Synowiecki Photography ;discuss,"Child Personality De- Mid Imported Wines NOON TILL MIDNIGHT - Water Sifteiers - bershop quartette songfest Mjthe plans for act Solve Your Heating velopment." Co-hostesses with 111 Funetal Home CLOSED MONDAYS April under the direction of!* be of benefit t< Beers and Liquors Mrs. Zischkau at last Elliot. Registration bnm .•:. COAL - FUEL OIL PICTURES MAKE We Guarantee to Deliver SALES meeting were Mn. Joseph 574 AMBOY AVENUE members for th< '. 56 Carteret Avenue GOOD GIFTS HOT PIES SERVICE Pocklembo and Mrs. Larson. Associates to Hold other registration •> KEROSENE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TeL KI 1-8700 February 27, at i) • Problem Carteret, N. J. RENTALS Ftuhion-Hat Show ^rehouse In tl> :.; '••'. Water Softener Bali hall, entrance'on (> Telephone KI-1-5715 - Roofing & Siding - Anti-Semitism COLON1A—The Woodbridge Soft Water Soap From SERVICE • Locksmith chapter, Cosmopolitan Associ- s -•- Swimmint Pool Supplies Chotcder, ¥'u> "'» To Topic of Rabbi ates, will hold a fa.shion and T. R. STEVENS Schedule Complete Heating WOODBRIDGE KEY KooOnt and Sheet HetaJ Work SERVISOFT ! March 3 ta lhe Colonla Clvlc 6S5 ST. GEORGE ATE. Lobel, leader of the! , WOODBRH) OF WOODBRIDGE Improvement club.lnman Ave.{ . Installations ft LOCKSMITH SHOP WOODBRIDGE 711 St. George ATenu* Hebrew Community here, dis- Wo|B1I1 g cussed anti-Semitism at the nue, 8:30 P-M. Plans have also Service of the M' AUTO, BOMB, Telephone Today Repairs Woodbridie ME 4-1400 February meeting of the Car-been made for a dinner-dance Church wHI hold .. FLYNN & OFFICE KEVS ME 4-3651 of all ME 4-1815 jat Whitey's hall. Perth Amboy.i DUPLICATED teret Hebrew Men's Club der and apple pn FUNERAL HOMES CAMERA BEPAIR Types 1on April 2. SAFES SOLD Rabbi Lobel began with an 2 PA!. #lth Mrs W EsUbUlbtd 59 Yuri PASSBORT PHOTO enlightened analysis of the re- The chapter, an organization way and Mrs. P< AVENEL Ice Skatei and Uwn Mowen PHOTOSTATS 420 East Avenue PriitiiK cent outbreaks of swastika of foreign-bom war bi ides, is!lacker Sharpened on Premises LAMINATION Perth Amboy Alr-Condltionlni participating with the national phone orders COAL & OIL CO. tools. Hardwire. Paints. Glut smearing. He asked the ques- Warm Air Heat group in plans for three charter for chowder and 23 Ford Ave., Fords Industrial Bxhanst System tion, "Was the publicity given 826 Rahway Ave.. Avenel 570 AMBOf AVENUE WOOtBRtDGE GALLARD'S Motor finards to the recent outrages harmfulmful! plane flights in the near future!will be heW VA-6-03S8 teL ME-4-10M FOE FBEE ESTIMAT1S or beneficial to the fight!!10 London and Amsterdam. now and Easter Call la-i-tlU Of MS-I-UN Open LIUJ I A. M. to 11. M. againtt 'nee' bigotnr?" He con-l ~~ , •mert will be Sundaj 8 A. M. to 1 P M. Delicatessen PHOTO eluded that publicity was help,CHIEF'S REPORT youth choir with 547 Amboy Ave. I ful because it mtWed the na- AVENEL)SELj— Fire calls hand- Oeorte Hatler Furniture -- Moving ft Tracking Woodbridge, N. I tlotu of the wond to speak in January by the Avenel, and senior choir Mon., Wed. 10 to 8 Neiry Jaisei ft SM II out against the Neo-Fascists. Fire Company 1 have been re-'at 7:30 with IKEA? SHOPPE Tues., Thurs., 8at. 10 to • I which are beginning to take;ported by Chief 8t*nlty Der**-orgaiiiat and 61S Rahway Avenue A. W. HALL & SON Friday 10 to S Tlnnlni and hold of Oermany and manyfiky u 3 house call«; 2 rubbith.'Sunday U Race other countries throughout the 22 truckk ; && fieldl : 1 false alarms day and Rev. T Woodbridge WINTER BROS. Local and Lonf Distance Sheet Motal Work ti ! " T (Opp. Whit* Church) Movtnt" and Btoraie world. The Rabbi felt id 2 drill*, totaling 17 calls j sermon at 11 AM Wayside Fun. Shop NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of Rooflm, Metal CeUlnfs Neo-Pasctsm is dot a real threat! Attending a meeting BundayI1* "ftwl D»ltler (; • SALADS at Their Best Plumblig ft Heating 1 Half Year Clearance Household and Office Furniture and Furnace Work to this country and American of the New Jersey 8tat* VoljunJ The Woman s • SODA FOUNTAIN Authorized Agent iJews. ' Sale CONflNKNTAL VAN SERVICE, teers Firemen's Associstlon 10 Christian iVrvh••• • FRESH BAKERY GOODS IMC. , 588 Alden Street Handwriting Analysis. WedneadMr at 8 >' NOW GOING ON Aerial weiti Chief Derewsky, lefaikte Booms for Storaie Charles Farr Mrs. Emmett OruerLrg, Pirst AatUUnt Chief Herman ilowihlp Hall. Open 7 A. Al. to 10:30 P. M. 8ervU)i Woodbridie aeildenU CRATING • PACKING f\'oodbridge, N. J. FOR QUALITY Peti and their guesU, ex-fhirft'wlll be Rev. Since 191) Kraphologiat, presented afvenr INCLUDING SUNDAYS Willi • Bltltr Value* • top Brandt SHIPPING Plinb|ig ft (lestlig Telephone Uttrenn 4-1241 interesting and pwyer and Wallace'Th*!Fortnightly (> Closed Wednesdays All • Better Service • Lower Prices Ooclalmed Furniture of Ererj program of handwriting I in (flaw of the *>. Description Visit Ou(r NeK Store At Electric Sewer ScnlM tils. She demonstrated to the r Office and Warehouse PRINTING Drugs St. George | Avenue at V. 8. Service Stations - members d the club that you Highway 1, Avenel 34 Atlantie 8treet, Carteret Telephone: can detect mental illness, (At tbe Wodabrldge TeL KI 1-5540 or KI 1-8592 IIU criminality and other path- Cloverleat lirde) MErcnry 4-M84 ologies, by analyzing a person's RAYMOND OD«D 9 A. M. tt) I r. M. handwriting. | Intl. Sit. 621 UNDBN AVENUE TOWNE GARAGE ME 4-1111-2-3 JUIKSOX Phone MErtnry 4-666$ Plans for a square dance are; Mive "IDEAL WAY" WoodbriiU*. N. J. J. F, Gardner A Son set for April i. with a big band Ni Job Tn Urgi and refreshments. A bazaar is and SOJS Moniig Phone FL-8-39U 485 AMBOY AVENUE •r TN Snail also planned as well »« a lull AGENl NATIONAL VAN Woodbridge athletic program of gold, ten- Druggist* LET ME SHOW YOU LINES nis, bowling, Softball and what; HOW YOU CAN ADD MErciu? 4-3540 Yes, call today . .-, no * it'll Mil WOODBKJDGE yfW- •"" '••mtuta Street $1,000.00 • tee for estimates. We'll 3-4 Booms—$20, $25, |J0 •fVt'M StjcaiaOUi la new idea WM introduced! 1 or more W'iMidbridgc, N. J. 5-6 Roonis-*35, $4*0, (50 Plumbing ft Heatlig • BEAR WHEEL AUUN- rush a man to you to erry Uve, to spread- the to the value of 0( MENT and BALANCE wealth. Efich week a drawing Whtn it r The meeting was conducted Telephoijf. • Gtu and OU Burners by the new president. Ed Kit- how" to com* up wM m. The ne«t meeting will be Advertise thai will tovt llmt end HOMy. Avenel Pharmacy Mr. E. E. Buser Call ME-4-S048, Hl-1-lIlZ held or. March 1. 1980 New 110 Poplar Street, Carteret 941 RAHWAV Your Service MIDDLESEX members are invited. Hkt th« qwality and »p**d of Our work TEL. KI 1-2645 I. PUGLIESE - A. UFO ... and our pricttl MKrcurv 4-KlU In This Space CHINESE AUCTION PRESS W O O D B R I D O E - The MIDDLESEX PRESCRIPTIONS BusineM Directory For Only ladies Auxiliary of tilt VYVJ 18 .Gtrnn StrMt, WANT-ADS THE WOODBRIDGE will hold » Cliuiet* Autiion »i i tVIIITMA.V'S CANHIKS Hue Po»t Booiiui, Pearl atreet TO. MS MUl Rates An SMALL PUBLISHING CO. on Saturday nlgla »t « o'clock It W quort Ofl Cusmfll - Film ftRlVG +I0ME 16-20 Green Street Keatured will be a door prliie yovr ntif job I Month Woodbridge donated by a Hollywood per RESULTS RoulU 7. sonallty. R*»tte«hm«iiu will b« **BACON -BIG served. PAGE SEVENTEEN

Cancer Dressings, first and Lion's Club meets at 6:30 P.M. third Wednesdays. at the Log Cabin, Woodbridge. Me League Group ADDITION TO FAMILY Boy SCOUU, Fridays, 7:30 —Tne cadet Mothers of To Plan Card Party COLONU — Mr. and Mrs. WORSHIP P.M. Woodbridge will meet Monday Alnxander R. Matzuk, 22 Can- W O 0 D B RI D G E _ The ind the strength at 8 P.M. at the Woodbridge tor Lane, announce the birth OUR LADY OF PEACE Parents Auxiliary of the Little V.F.W. Home. of their second child, Martin League and Pony League will TOGETHER CHURCH Matthew, January 30 at th« meet tonight at & r.M. in st New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Middlesex General Hospital, JOINT INSTALL James Cafeteria. Final plans for your life... RtT. Jonpb Bnotowikl. Ptttoi New Brunswick. Mrs. Mattuk THIS WEEK COLONJA — The joint In- will be made for the annual Sunday Masses: 7:30. 8:00 13 the former Gloria Buhl of stallation dinner Co- card party at Koos Brothers 0:00, 10:00 and 11:00 AM. Rahway. roNOREGATIONAL IT. JOHN V1ANNE1 CHtmCH| lonla First Aid Squad and Tuesday from 7 until 9 P.M. FIRST PRE8BTTERIAN CONGREGATION BETH Weekday Masse* 7:00 and „ OF W00DBRIDOE R«1. Wtlttr Ridtlwon, Putnr ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH Auxiliary will be held Satur Mrs. Steven Zapotlczny and CHURCH OF ISEI-IN SIIOI.OM Iselln 8:15 AM. alrtlt ichool 20, Hoffman Boulevard R*T. Richard B. Rlbhlc. P»HOT day, February 20, at Yo old Mrs. Elliot Zimmerman ask '•«• PARTY p 90 Cooper Avenue, Iselin Ret. John WUoi, Monday Log Cabin, Clark. William MlnliWT Sunday Masses at 0, 7, 8, fi Allen Rusclto, Student Assistant that parents kindly make ro- COLONU — Mrs. Ethel M _, Rabbi Hrrnam Frunktl Sunday Masses, 6:30 8:00, Novena, 7:30 PJH. Bostart, president of the New 10:00 A. M.—Morning Wor- tnrns on tickets as soon as Mnnnell, Laurelton, N. Y., and and 11 A. M, Sabbath Services — Friday 8:45, 9:30, 10:00. 10:15, 10:45, Male Choir Rehearsal, 8:00 Jersey State First Aid Councl ii"s ship Service. evening. 8 P.M. possible, Miss Adrle Williams, Jackson Oltndale Road, Co 11:00, 11:30 and 12. PM. will be the Installing officer sundM Jr. and Sr. High Fellowships Heights, N. Y., were 'recent Weekday Masses, 7:00. 0:00 Altar-Rosary Society, first Quest speakers will Include . M church Softool will be meeting through the Jack Benny will g0 to New , FIRST PRESBYTERIAN and 8:30 A. M. Monday after first Sunday suests of Mr. and Mrs. Brad- , follow^ 07 Adult BtblJ r summer. Commltteemen David MiliUpp York February 10 to receive CHURCH OF ISELIN nrr Monncll, 41 Albemarla ADATH ISRAEL :00 PM. and John Evanko, Pollen chip regular clM«s lor Deacons will meet the first Putor—Vacant the March of Dimes humani- Road, for the 10th birthday ,n(, SYNAGOGUE FVANGELICAL AND Holy Name' Bociety. second John R. Egan. r Tuesday In August. Allen RtiKlto—Student tarian award of the year. nf their son, James. Anboy Avenue, Woodbridf REFORMED CHURCH Monday after second Sunday Morning Worship Dally Vacation Bible School Sunday Service* AM. SUT. liaiu N«wbn|tr, a»i>bi School Street at 8:00 PM Coffee hour fel- August 3-14. Worship — 8:« and 11:15 Friday, 7:30 PM, regular Woodbridre ME-4-1751 Tuesday A. M. PTA meeting third Tuesday Sabbath services. OUR REDEEMER B*». UilU Itrj, Putot P M Chi Rho. Church Sohool of each month at B:00 Pil. LUTHERAN CHURCH Bandar ,,Mp pilgrim FtUow- 8:45 A. M, — 2ft years Tbgrsday JEWISH COMMUNTTT It Fourth 8tnet, Forts old Ernest Gere 9:00 AM. Su- through third grade Female Choir Rehearsals, CF.NTER OF COLONIA *« lldon R, ltota« perintendent. 10:00 A. M.—Nursery through 8:00 PM. fttbbl DiTld U«lnfiia OrganlsM: Eddie Jacobson Steven Dorko, 10:00 AH Board. «:00 Services at first aid building, Senior High Confessions CHOPERS Superintendent. and Miss Barbara Frttoche. Every Saturday from 11 AM liunan Avcftue. B:00"P. M.rJunlor High Fel- Sunday School, 9:00 AM Matin Service 8:15 Ail. until noon; 4 to 6 P.M. and Scrvlcei. Friday night at 8:30 lowship second session 10:00 AM. Main Service 10:45. to 9 PM., and sometimes on ,v 6:00 P.M- Sunday School 9 to 10:30 and 7:00 P. M.-Senlor High Fel Morning worship services: 1:30 Holy Communion days before Holy Days of Obll- lirn8 Association, 0:30 to 12. First Sunday 10:45 lowshlp 10:00 AM., English; 11:00 AJJ., ,,.,-ond Wednesday, can- gation. y Junior services alternate Sat- Third Sunday 8:15 Meetings Hungarian. othtr Wedne*d - Session—Third Tuesday, 8:00 urdays from 10 to 11:30. Sunday School and Bible Meetingi CONGREGATION Hebrew School Tuesday and Classes, 0:30 A.M. P.M. Club, first Monday, Monday: Released time at B'NAl JACOB Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 and 4:30 Deacons—First Tuesday, 7:30 2:30 In the auditorium. Lord Street, Avonel to 6:16. TIIK ONTTED CHURCH OF P.M. lUbbl Philip Brand Alpha PM. second and Board meetings second Tues~ CHRIST Trustees — Second Thursday, Sabbath Services ™»day. »:00 P-M- day at 8:00 ?M, NIW DOVER of Colonl* and Clark 8:00 P. M. 8:30 PM. Friday r Adults, first 8und»y Lorantffy Guild, first Tues- MXTHOD1ST CIITRCD School 17, bunas Aveno* Junior Cnplr — Wednesdays, day at 8:00 PJil. Rahway R. D. t ColonU 7:00 P. M. ;., Club fourth Tuesdtjr Brotherhood: First Monday Ntw Dorer Road •*r. OMrft 4. Skiltt, Putor Senior Choir — Wednesdays, at 8:00 PM. >•?, Albert •. Iwttt, Put* B:45 AM. - Church School, 8:00 P. M. Ladles' Aid Society, first Sun- Avenel Personals {: Mothers, 8 00 Pit 8:30 A. M., Early Church and 11:00 Kit. — Morning Wor- Ladles' Aid Society — second day at 3:00 PJvl. 1 Tuesday MRS. MARTIN GUTOWSR1 Early Sunday School, ship. and fourth Mondays, 8:00 P. M Senior Choir, Thursday at (holr Rthetnab 14 George Street, Avrnel 10 A. M., Church School and Women's Oulld — Fourth 7:30 P.M. ,ncel. Wednesday. ME 4-0951 Church Service. COLONU GOSPEL CHAPEL Tuesday, 8:00 P. M. Brownie Troop, Thursday at NOW IN PROGRESS at —The Third Ward Sixth lnman Arena* at West Brownies — Mondays 0:45 4:00 PM. Wedneaday, •:•* 11:30 A. M., Sunday School. District Democratic Club has lor. 7 P. M. High School Youth Street, Colonla P.M. 1357 OAK TREE ROAD, ISELIN at 7:00 Pil. set March 9 as th« date for a Group. Sunday School and Bible Olrl Scouts—Thursdays, 7:00 card party. Mrs. Edward Wy- OODBRIDQE OOBFIL Claucs, 9:00 Ail. P.M. Choral Society, Friday at Also at 81 Main Street, Woodbridge (HlTtCH 8:00 PM, zyowskl, chairman, announced!! TRDflTt KPISCOrAL Ootpel Service, Sunday, 8:00 Boy Scouts — Fridays, 7:30 tickets are available Irom her' ii. run Buritu, P*iW« CHURCH P.M. Saturday morning: Confirma- irr ITMprct ATCIIU IN or any member of the club. They ChrUUan Women's Home Couples Club —First Satur- tion class at 10:00 A.M.; Junior Rldftdal* Arenofi Rahway Avenvt. Wtodkridf* affair will be held at FiU-1 Bible Class. Tuesday. 2:00 Pit day. 8:00 P. M, Youth Fellowship at 11:00 Ail. i AM. - Sunday School tot WUHtai I. Kkmtai, mmtm gerald's. Mrs. Wyzyowskl hasl Atom strut** OfftWM fount People's Meeting. Fri- Webloa 147 and 148-Thurs- Children's Choir and Junior HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE!! >il a«e». Erneit Baraou. Choir and Junior Choirs held called a committee meeting for day. days, 7:30 P. M. rmtcndeni. Adult Bible Statay 8«rvt<«a on Monday afternoon from 2 Wednesday at her home on|| Webloa 38 — Fridays, 7:30 ai same hour, teacher. 8:00 A. II.—Holy Communion FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH through 3:30 In the church. Ella Avenue. P.M. mi Ernst. 8:30 A .M.-Sunday School Market and Hlf b Strwt Official Board, first Monday —Frank Romanoskl, Ply-|| LADIES- Sea Scout* and Explorers— MEN'S CHILDREN'S ou AM. - Momlm wor- (Holy Communion, first Sun- Perth Anbor at 8:00 VM. mouth, Pa. Is visiting his son-II Mondays, 7:30 P. M. smice. Nursery U pro- day of the month) tor. PtUt (•valchok. Puu* In-law and daughter, Mr, and 1 SHOES and 11:00 Ail- Morning Worahlp FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 11:00 A. M.-Holy Commun- ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. Mrs. Walter Sobleskl, Avenel|| SHOES 9:46 Ail., Sunday 8chool. SHOES IO PAL - Junior and ion and Sermon (first and third CHURCH CHURCH Street. SLIPPERS Ret. 10.00 ir youth group*. Sundays; Homing Prayer and «:1& Pil, Baptist Youth Rahwmy Arenne and Carteret •The Fire Commlasionersll Fellowship. 10 Pil. - Evening Oo*pel Sermon (second and fourth Uf. tualiUai MIliM. mt«r Road, Woodbridge meet tonight at the firehouse. T:30 PJI, trenlng Ooepel ,cc. Sundays) Sunday Manes 7:00, 1:00. K«T. Ala N, Mouth, tutor —The Democratic and Civic .99 Senlce. PAIR 4-99. 5.99 idnrsday, 7:S0 Pil. — Holy IHyt 9:00 and 1:00 Ait bri K. Scott, Jr, Olfinlrt Club of East Avenel meets to- 1 11:15 Ail, Communion Bun er nieetlriB and Bible study 10:00 A. M. - Holy Coo* Weekday Masses at 8:00 Ail Sunday night at the Maple Tree Fann| day. (lnt Sunday of Idny, 7:30 Pil. - Boys raunlon each Novena In honor ot St. An- at 8:15. month. 8:30 A. M., Church School |dr OrgankaUne thony each Tuesday at 7:15 cuf.d Thursday, Womtn'i iPil, with Rev. Shelley, fit. 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor —Holy Name Society ot St. II Young People's Fellowship, IT. JOHN'S CHVECH ship. Andrew's Church receives Holy * MEN'S tlulion. Peter's Hospital, New Brans Re?, to Urd Thuriday. Men* A#- Sunday, 7:00 P. M. Sewana wick. In charge. 3:00 P. M.-Junlor Christian Communion Sunday at the 8II BLOUSES J«nb I. nmum. Lay AM, Mass They hold theirII 5.00 itloo. Qlrte' Friendly Soditj, Tuei Ka. DanthM,ft«fchah«, Endeavor. day, 6:30 P. M. OifaeM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 6:00 P. M. — Junior High monthly meeting Tuesday ln|ll| SUCKS SPORT and FLANNEL WOODBRIDGE Cub Scout Pack 134, fourth •:« AJ1. Sunday School CHURCH OF AVBNEL Westminster Fellowship the new church hall at 8 PM. HUMODIST CIIIRCH 11 :M AM, morning prayer 611 Weodbrldge Arena 7:00 P. M.. Senior High West- —The firemen will hold drill Monday. 6:30 P. U. exercises Monday at the lire- Iain Strret, Boy Scout Troop, 34. Friday. d etrvtee. ATenei minister Fellowship PEDAL PUSHERS SHIRTS 11:11 Ait, _ Communion •n. CkaUm S, *kJ>. house at 7:30 PM. s. lMJ»»ni, MtaMw 6:10 P M MMtmn —The Third Ward Second Formerly lipi. ttmti Explorer Stout Mat 134. Sunday, tint Sunday of each Session, first Tuesday, > P. M 4.00 •ununt rmor for TMU month. Sunday District Democratic and Civic Wednesday. 1:10 P. M. Trusted, second Tuesday, 8 Club meets at the Hillcrest Inn t.tot(e K, BuUj, Trinity Vestry, third Monday, Church Worship, 8, 9,10 and SKIRTS trtmht "d Choir Dtracut ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH P.M. Monday at 8:30 PM. 7:10 P. M. 11 A.M. Deacons, thlfd Tuesday, 8 J.mn Shtrrud III, Aunti Sunday School, 9:10 and 11 —Tuesday the Avenel Me- Regular •tiiiimdtnt o( Chart* Trinity Layman's Fellowship, ft**, itka Ifu, rutw P.M. MEN'S SLACKS All morial Post VJ\W. meets at second Wednesday. 8:00 P. M Weekday liaises 7:30 Ail to 6.98 Sunday Services Singiplratlon at 8 PM. Junior Choir, Fridays, 4-5 the Maple Tree Farm at 8 PM. 4o A M.-Church School St. Anne'i Unit, flrit Monday. 8unday Maatct at 7:00. 8:00, P.M. —The Avenel-Colonia First Bible Class OOP. M. »:00, 10:00 and 11:00. ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH Senior Choir, Fridays, 8-10 Aid Squad meets Tuesday at 8 first ,:oo A. M.-Mornlng Wor- St. Margaret* Unit, ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Amboy Avenue, Woodbridf* P.M. PM. at squad headquarters. at. a«. HHT; cbuiM a. Wednesday, 8:00 P. M. CHURCH Church School Staff, second —The Avenel Woman's Club D0 P. M.-Junior I.F. Choir' MtCeriM. PMtor Woman's Auxiliary, first H*7 tad Hamilton Avtaaat •n. Ourtitt Nipolaoa, Wednesday. will meet Wednesday at 8:15 PANTIES Ou p M — Junior Interne Monday, 3:00 P. M. Fort, , Aalituit Putor White Church Guild, second PM. at the First Aid Squad I Fellowship B«T. WUltaB Rooi ft ?°R $1 Formerly to 10.00 Senior Choir Practice. Thurs- ft**. WUUta H. ri/m*. W»» AtfUtul rtftor and fourth Mondays, building. ' DO P. M—M.YJ. day, 7:J0 P. 14. Holy Communion 8:00 All. Sunday Masses: 8:45, 7:45. Ladles' Aid Society, second —The Sixth District Re- PANTIES inai Board, first Monday. Junior Choir Practice, Motv Morning Prayer and Sermon. 8:4fi. 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. and fourth Wednesdays. publican Club meets at Mr. and M. MEN'S day, «:30 P. M. U AJtC. Novena services every Tues- Men's Brotherhood, third Mrs. William Scheuerman's, •ii'htly Oulld, leoond Acolyte OuUd. HHU quar Church School. 9:45 Ail. day, 7:30 PM Wednesday. 300 Prospect Avenue, at &30 ln;irth Monday. I P, M. Salnu Days and Holy Days, Women's Association, third Wednesday. terly Weekday Masses, 1:00 and WHITE SHIRTS mmiMion on Education Holy Communion 10:00 Ail. 7:30 AM. Thursday. —Wednesday the Avenel Monday, 8 P. M. Altar Qulld, meett quarterly BRAS ilmn Couple* club, fourth IHLD4 ASBtMBLT OP OOO FOR l»y. 8 p. M. CHURCH dut Men'* Club, (ourth Mstekatoy B««i«v»t4 BRAS . 8 P. M. latHa, New Jtney :i'» Society of Christian t*t. makm surtx, Putot t!i!rd Wednesday, Sunday School, 9:43 AM Worahlp Service. 11:00 Ail: PLAYTEX 1th Frederick Circle, sec Evangelistic Service. 7:45 Pil; Tuesday, g p. M. Bible Study and Prayer (Wed i h Mane circle, second SAVING can put you 4S Pil.; Ladles' W-MC. first GIRDLES y. 2 P. M. and third Friday, 100 Pil Mould Si Hold Reg. STREET SHIRTS on.i Circle, wcond Wednes Hen's Fellowahlp. second and with Zipper 10.95 « IV M. third Saturday, 8:00 PM. 1: on top of »' Choir Rehearsal and WORK MIS P M ST. JOHN'S GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH Items Marked With Asterisks (•)— DRASTICALLY THE (1HRCH Of BroU and IMriilon Street* the world On Sale afo Woodbridge Store Also. REDUCED JESIS CHKI8T Perth Ambor Bn. SUfbu Stdoi. rutoi HopeUwn Sunday Matins. 7:00 KM; larly English Mass. 800 AM BOYS' ail GIRLS' Solemn Divine Utuw, 10:00 BOYS' BOYS' FLANNEL *•> school s|kpMtai*M«»t A.M : Church School, »;00 AM r4 AciiyoU, OfgftalM 1Jl Vespers Saturday nlnliu and »y Morning Worship, before holldayi at 7:30 P POLO SHIRTS A.M. SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS Children's Holy Comraunlor, "lay School, 9:16 Ail. first Sunday ot every month Pack more pleasure into your life Regular ReiuUr by practicing thrift regularly. •j.99 to 4.00 99 84 Once you make it a habit to save it's easy to pick upfinancial speed. ow Your Love You'll have the cash you need for things you like to do... BARGAIN TABLES his SUNDAY and your feeling of security with a will help you enjoy them even more. WONDERFUL 99c horn Values to 2.98 Values up to 4.98 v- m PUBLIX UNKIND HOUMi MONDAY• THURSDAY, f A. M..1 F. «.—HUDAT » A. M.-t P. M. AH purchases on sale may be charged on llamli-CIiarge of PHARMACY International Oiarge Woodbridge extra dividend money accepted.... ALL SALES FINAL! The PEMTH AMBOY Savings Institution CHOPERS 1357 OAK TREE ROAD, ISELIN 81 MAIN STREET, WOODBKHMiE FRIDAY, FFBRrARY 12, I960 PAGE F.K11ITFFN BIG 'A# FOR BIG 'C - - - By Alan Mover Triple Header on Sunday Bialowarczuk Stars OZCAK For Benefit of Heart Fund As Blues Top Owls C.trKret runout leaders in tin >• ae!;*: »'• rolled up > for the1 The games will br ,, , CARTERF ; : ::,":<;.'xb- H:?hlasc Fi '.IF: :r. '.ht tase o! 16 :4 ••-•: Fund tOjSupcrvUlon of Rccrcr -i • <\iflr:"; i.-.i by 32 to1 in of h Hp,)t •-." ^ft'cftoa!! Ka*oa. toot Ja\ vees Beaten Freshmen d (tfUr-jrector Tommy Coum,;. ;•: .:>d opened r. H;er.'.and the firsi iv irifl 24 as the Sr.a'. L'unw The OwU fo.:•• sack caura- *d s; she finish r sain? -»r-Kh befari to * p:<- af,a >: St Bisilowarczu); *« r.igh man Amboy iayvees in the final and Helen N«al, Gall Dull,-. With a totai o! 16 poj.ti. ; of play „in a_ . . top Senion 2:00 P. M.. Knki. HifhUOd Park jtart* The . G T In a hectic lait Mninute of the South -n of the ouirtandlng pcr- Richey Lukach, Em,. Policastro . 3 10: «ome Blues Rout -, Only once •.« of botli ritiw. Robert Mullan, Bam ... 3 t Bell ucalty in a freiuy. Cartererbemnd and that w»s in t * . ftnal fratui' will bring Tony Semjnxa, Willu _ i 6 Artie Meym, Henn 4 muffed a hall down show to period when fhey trailed tj> Amboy Gttnes low the game. point! 13-U Perth Hank Zabel, Ted Mmt .... 0 0 Benexra . Walter Finnegan. who is ft) the Kvond Tomaaewski, Trot*? ... 0 0 rapidly shaping up as varsity Cary Bel:u. the ttp n. Walsh, Amboy,60-46Henderson .... 4 • i roll material for next year, played.comroand »s BeliU « Clzcwski, Marku, Mot/ l his usual stellar (tame and led elgW of hi* 20 point* to bring, CARTERET — Obviously he ' • 15 7 1"! 3:00 P. M., Kollbus . better team wor. 'played Pert a Arr.ooj by a wide 'the jayvees in scoring with a tl»*local learn out m front by Perth Amboy Y.M.c> Carterrt grand total of 16 points on ( 27 to 21 a: the halftone matt, That seemed to be the con- in ir. th* *nal period, 20 F LehoUky, Howie R(i,. mar? G ba&kets. Joe Rusnak WM second sensus of opinion on Tuesday; JJ m tr.e contest toto 4 Kolibw, W. Onder. h- l0 t0 tu Richey Porte rwas second IS point; and Bakos third Wins to Tie for nighg t at the Perth Amboy gymB corpieu roir. (ward 1 ]ler*kl. Jack Me^mta p with 12 points. ten after Careret High School'Shl' s B] engaged in t hthelledveu 3 Kent. John Polom^, the Jf{ Amboy led in the first jnd T brilliant basketball team, on*;seoring. with Cannichael rock- BlaJowarczuk 6 O Second Position Palva. Bern Stragriicri. T«rczuk eleven 0 rallied to take a one-point Nag? 0 1 CARTERET Tetz Oodenud .. u* seventh Oaydos. Tauber, HUni. a 60-to-46 ddefeaf t ontto th^ 'lead at the close of the thirdJRensldi 4 lOTivem jperiod, Amboy had the slight Bakos nla. ODonnell, MAI,;. Perth Amboy High School club.l CatitrH 13 14 40 0 ijiUaUht game thi* week In the edge in the final quarter. • ! Combe It was the fifth time in two! Q F MOM *t I«w trmwnt >r+*» The box score: 0 OSenlor Recreation Basketball Score by periods. Dolosyck: year*, according to the reicarmich 7 i CARTERET 0 llUatrue defeatlnB the Amba«- Highland Park 6 14 4 12—37 '«' Kriledy that Carteret, a Group njSpewak 3 10 jOaidors by a 52 to 37 score. The m Carteret ' 99 1155 R4 R-40 0 Z«leski H.F. Midget) Khool, had beaten Perth ^ -\\\fA\tVL 1 l.BeUu 4|wln enabled the Petrach boys 1 BriL. Sharano; umpire §0JJerg f jjj J 'Beam 2 boy, B Gtoup IV team. Ward 0 0 0 ctewart . — to move up into a tie with the Carlin. Finnegan 0 16 Except for a slight spell inUfat*fy 0 Kopln 22 5S Koke'K Tavern for second posi- 2 I Trims St. Mani the third period in which theBialowarczuk 5 1 Si. M»rj'» tion in the team race 1 7 CARTIRET-Thp ;, home team had pulled up toSchec! k 0 0 k Women's Loop In 11-Game G T Bill Ginda scored 16 point* 111 Family Midget Lean,, within five points, it was Car- CARTERET — Solder's won CARTERET — Led by Ed . 0 2 and Jo* Medveu followed with OTJonnell a breeie over the S. . teret all the way. 25 10 60 three games over Team No. 6 Luckey s 585 set. the Carteret frjlJ for the winners 19 « 44 3 St. Mary's five by a Displaying some of the form Perth Amboj and Midge's Upset the second- Lanes swept three games over PERTH AMBOY Ryan 14| The Petrach sharpshooters '«' iPohl 2 21 score ln the N.r; : which carried them to their G place Bert and Al's Tavern in the J & G Television and are Manuel 6 l 13 l ,led all the way. They took an 30 Mayer . School 1 seventh straight triumph, all|R 12 CARTERET — Sammy ,thre games in two important now leading the Carteret Major Kovacs 1 J 6 2 8-4 lead in the first stanza. In- •gainst formidable opposition, j " 1 WUt Led by the sharps! Hod ovance 0 'rocked Cisak's Plumbers ^matches in the Academy Alleys League by a wide margin of 11 AdamuSk _. 3 ! 7 Kneger creasing their margin to 22-15 and a season record of 15 to 3,!g Walt Nlemlee and F:,,:.. M i| '!two games in the CarteretjWomen-s j^gue. ful games. Koehkr 0 1 1 at the halfway mark. The third one of the finest in the history the Carteret Club i•.;-,. Chumer * Commerciaill - IdustriaIndustriall Bowl-, ^^ o r was Tony- Bubenheimer was secHartnett 0 1 12 t 32 period was close but the Pet- Of the school, the Blues out- 7 8 to a big 27-12 lead ' « I Kowalczyk lngUagwtnls*eekattheHilliKoye"dby^he£oVer'Frarj[-5and with a 561 set and Dan Aaenski " Score by penodj: rach team turned the contest 7 time. Mlemlec scored > ,..:i| Convery Bowl Alleys. Led by Capt. Tom;Department g^ The big fea.Semenza third with '560. >.!!*» Carteret U 16 4 12-53 into a complete rout in the 2 19 7 Sanders ... 1 iAkalewiras big game of 243,|ture of the night was. xmt Magella was high for the TV « St. Marvs 13 8 3 8-32final period. and MUlk 14. Holy Family 3 —icoupled with his other scoresjsensationill pjiu^g t,y ij-ene men with a 555 round. Carteret !?• 9—44 ' . The score: Blaamo'took scomu 17 12 46|O{ 204 and 189, for an average Dwan who hit xoni'of 222. The Almasi Tavern won the Penh Amboy II 6 11—45 PETRAOH 52| ror the visitors by « Score by periods: |Of 212, Sammy Ray's Music;18 5 and17 3 odd game from the Port Read- Ginda 2 16 nine polnu. Loses Closely Carteret 16 8 16 20—60!gnop stunned the Plumbers, The honor rol] inc]uded Toni «W Barber Shop to hold second Triple Tie in Gibson 1 :n tea Cartertt Perth Amboy.. 16 3 16 11—*6jin two games to halt their 'iLakatos 176> 183 138 xt Of.Pl«* the m £"'*'-' Kady 0 0 Ij0U Sweeps Scored G Referee, Hoagland; umpire,!ciimb towards the champion-;^. Q^J^ giikker.'171, 133, 15*J Genovese rolled a 2 12 Marek Fought Contest Galloway. ship. . | Berry Morns, 162, for the Tavern men. John seto f 458: Utus $... Pieczlmki — CARTERET — Despiie some. In another match, Denison ^ and J59 sel Q{ <7g. Bert Davidson's 558 set was USMR League — The Price'JMerelo 2 Clothiers were ry b (or the shooting by Jerry Tefebetski, Clothiers were rudely upset >'iStOjke 144 152 154 m Of 460' Barbers. y forfeit over St. Joseph's,Wizna Nlemtec ^.»,.Cutter'C ^s AmocLr»~.o a««s XHEd Mcnnn-Ij^j ... ^• Has7k^ o ' 14g6_ 17 Fords Sporting Center wpn CARTERET—Two sweep vie- «.,„0. ., in the Carteret Recrea-ivvoodhull who garnered 27 points, the Jayvees Beaten n Ha ko u n6 and T. local Holy Family five dropped ough turned in a big 232-614. .„ • ' gamei from Darab'swnes were recorded in the jecond-half; round Leo's Inn tied for third "£ ' « Mld u Mo&ko round. Leo's Inn tied for third 173, se t fof 8580. .Tavern as Steve Baranko had U. S. M. R Bowling League thL^ | 22 4 S3 ra(e Jn Qther games Columbus Pluta In Return Came Standing of Teams 137) ,a >57 set to lead the winners, veek. In one theJSmelter pin- g,^, .aUojwd the Holy Fam# AMBASSADORS Rozanski __ 0 score. The game, played at the CARTERET — The Carteret;'""'' £ W L'. 2 1 r Nathan Hale School gym, wasjayvees i^t a return match to !;.. • ' th lbA nd ^ Soklers , 40 3 as Arcel Caldvrell copped scor-Bordelon f g m Main Office easily took three close all the way, with the HolYTHi8hland Park by a 51 to 38 "" * " ^.T, and Bert & Als Tavern .... 39 2 vGlobetrotters me honors with a grand tota^Kudrick D ac games from the Lead Burners South Rlvrr Family team taking a 20-18jSCOre at the local gym last Pri-°™ Team No. 6 3s grand toUljPukash .... 1 6 B G lead in the first period.* ;day niKht. The local combine; " , "J££ 'j^ ^° ^'jH'Kochek's 34 Mesquita „ fl At the halfway mark. the took the first game between the| ^ «' ^j ^j^^ ^Midge's Beauty Nook _ 21 1 fin by 26-24 games. KftUalek. winners included .l Woodbridge boys were out intw q clubs earlier in the season *™ "T^. Simoco won two Pranks Dept. Store 20 HoH 16 CARTERET—The Globetrot- Mechanic* .No. 1 over Silver.'.iu front by a 35-31 score, led by,Bt V Highland Park gym. i^&Uffis? but sUpped 8 14 12 1 ? The Blues and Whit€ JayVWS wrs came from behind to edge Sheeters over Handling, and 4 11 11 Z tt: «" out oTa third plac^ tie* Kiewipeckl lorn i flow victory me' the Transportation and Mechanics e|gM for the! Jimmyr iSeiu>ieszli *awass mthe star "0W tave 8 SCaSOt n T losses*, Ol'into a fourth place tie Wlth LevlcW „. eight Tins Bgauu S]X News Service who won '-.***> Faxons. 26 to «. 1* *>£^ ^f ^^ded for th.e Woodbridge club as he; •Walter Finnegan, outstand-: ill Bowl. Falcons came very close to win- chariie Vrbanski 213 and 216,: Second-Half Standing sparkled the scoring with 20 ^^^^ esj Irom H ;in Ior the Jayve Earl Greeley's 209-581 went to ning their first game, bu; lost jo^ph jfutnan 24*. Bob Sloan- , ... „ . W L Kokes Defeat pomts to his credit. The aec-i . B season longi again dem0Il waste for the Hill Bowl. I out in the last period of play. 224 Tony Skrypocski ">oi Steve'51' Jo5*ph s No ' 2 0, ond half was a nip and tuckistrated hjs K0Ting prowess byi The St. Demetrius, in sixth'T- CfQV Co!umbus achwl 2 0 battle as Rome HamorEkilsinkl 15 inU. m a great m : Skiaa scored ten pouiu to Mezey 209 Dan McDonnell 201 Darabs Tavern place, won two from Agrico. J.U Olu> Ul Lead ?n ei 2 0 Bobcats Win 34 pumped in 12 point* through!, tile egor^ lead the scoring for the Globe- Ralph Amundson 201 William ? They are only five games out trolKr! h oly P8nuly 0 2, the hoops for the locals, but HigWand park M u,^^. .... - » >>e Toth had 12Uegyesi 207, WUliam Heaton " , .J . 1 : of first place. 0 2 this was a bit short of over- A. trounced the tor Sl Josepn s No 2 In Qose Came out the first three periods. Walter Walyjeski rolled a big A.AC. tossers P°^^ the losers. Jeff Be- 2oo and George Sabol 200 taking the visitors. by a 57 to 38 score in a regular !itt was for the winners Hoffman All Stars 0 2 In Rec ^p. Carteret 242 for Waznee's Tavern to CARTERET—Koke's Tavern Senior League game this week points.. CARTERET - T: F T lead his team to the odd-game to stay up in first place by a Falcons defeated Darabs Tavern In a Zagleski 0 1 1 victory over the Gem Tavern. won their fifth si:.... full game orver the Petrach G P closely-fought ball game in the Beam 0 0 0 ,4th Win by Holy St. Demetrius 5 this week to lead Belitz Stars Tavern and Kokes, both of.Ruela 1 0 Caiteret Recreation Senior QlrU Basketball \> Finnegan 7 1 IS 0 0 0 whom are tied for second piace.jHockavieh League. 80 to SI. It was thfettlne g the OeorK>- Kopin :..- 2 1 5 0 0 Bernie Stragapede scored 0 Family Quintet f ^ Qose Came Swlngler, one of As Freshmen Cohayda 2 2 6 Huvnas Set New 2 6 jSeventh win for the Koke'« points to set the pace. He was; .... 2 . CARTERET - Holy Family; scorers ln the !*••' Porter 4 3 11 Toth 2 12 _ CARTERET—The St. Deme-jagainst only two losses and en- followed by Nick Lehotsky who won :LS fourth straight game in' 12 polnu. er 2 0 4 Cub League No'Yb? defeatinjitnUi "»«" noaedout Vic Tan-jablej d them to hold a two-wayy fin 9th in Row 15 1 8 38 League Recordst rang up 13 points. Prank Wash-|™* . In other games ington tallied 20 points for the Sl*° ; 0 0 0 the Royals U to 4. It was theny'£ » a **** ^"*balljdeadloc k witLh "Petrach s ~Tavern CARTERET — The Carteret j Highland Park CARTERET — The Huvnas' 8Wne the Junior beat the Jamles i losers. I Globetrotters first loss suffered by the Royals * Bweation'for second postUon. Freshmen, coached by Bobby G T Mar; Resko »co»ii x who are tied for fourth place, F this season. (Leagui this week by * 42 to 40; Dickey Lukach rolled up 16 O'Donnell, won their ninthILaver 8 1ST 1 3 ;acOre II flntl ame In another game the War- - *" ** * of'.PWnU for high KOring honors.,. lrJI game of the current campaign Fierro 0 hit a new high team marK oi|lead ln the llrsl ^00., increas-,- . . game to 0 2 riors nosed out the Hawks 8-3 ** first-half schedule. [followed by ItabeTs 15 and!"11"1 by defeating the Perth Amboy Maggio _ .. 4 8 fl91 last Friday night in the ing their margin to 26 to 18 atii^f* ' 1 7 Iplace by the, halftinul. They continued as Shivers score! four point*': »»»» *nd Saaki combined tolMullan's 14. to 0 frosh for the second time this Chilakos .10 20'carterit Young Democratic 0 Kon 29 01 1 * and the Celtics-beat the Kmcks P " * »*»««*« ^emi After a dead h«at in the first ^ won season, 4h to 34. Dodds 0 . 4 2 T M 1 U-5. It was^ th e fourth straight to set the pace for the Bt De-perWd In which both side*! ° *^ Carteret won easily, rolling 'Nagy .. 0 0 garo 51 team rocked the wood for 2534, score: Iocs for the Rnicks. KrttiB victory. HawU vortd scored 13 polnu. Kokts moved * ^ ~* M\ UP a big 12-6 lead in the first: curr nU Zazwortky _.'. ,,. 2 < ithat the Adminirtiauon Butlderi - 7 2 THOSE NLCLEA* TESTS Rusznak were tied for secondinelli's Tigers defeated the Co- Judy Saraka took second 3 3 2'. Sarzillo _ 0 lumbus 8chooJ by a 17-7 score Plumbing 8 0|thinkln« about askiag Congrew _ " -,,. With 12 points. place In the Middlesex CountrRosal S Toni Eoculc t Senator Albert Gore hasSaaks to win the first-half champion- r 14 to increase Social purity tax PmnAtSi » HI Carteret Polio Tournanunt in the Groui WathingtOQ M Por. *^f •*"•> lAundromiit.. t uijged the Administration to, -p ship in the Cub League No. 1. . Btll Bo*l Un« 5 1 - withholding as part of « broad rillOCrs >T Ul G E division. ' I. Kennedy „. *8«lJt 1 Sport Shop i rqnuunce any further nuclear 5;Joe Sico scored ten points to 42 overhaul of the 1 Nagy 0 Ward tJinui pomtt Bbop 5 testt in the atmosphere for VkTanny 4 lead the j winners from the 5 Bakos 2 Haniujn three yean, but to reserve the G 12'floor. 5 n Rutznak 6 — • End;'* Oi! Co A right to resume them under- Kuhn 1 0 Holy Tamily won its first Two Game Lead I li | U Ma.>rr geAgency 4 Kelledy 0 ground. jPaacal '..., l , .'.1! '• 15 game j by beating the Lions in 1 ,, ,. ,2*,. CCt t C fuel OiOil 3 1 BeliU 7 Kolibas w 1 The Tennessee Democrat, aSohajJda 2 12 a close contest, 9 to 6. St. Jo- 12 14 10 21g^t 1 Stewart 6 A. A C ! 8 isenior member of the Joint Lukaeh 5 1 , AnC _'seph's defeated the Bears, 27 i t 10 t 12—M JL. 1 t By Rahway Inn iCongre»atonal Commitue onlDeBrody 0 40 to 7, as Dippalo scored 12 Houur Kail (KH or Bcllti Uiiutil a 21 1 CARTERET — The Railway J.L-. Dunn* Jr, 202. Jlui Bumi Atomic Energy, made his sug-|Koy 6 jpoints. i Perth Amboy linn maintained a two-game JJ jgestion as a way out of the im-;R«sko 1 Final StandUifi of First Half 0 bv I G Ti llead over the Carteret Novelty jSabo Sport Shop wiuum- biiauitiklP"86 n0» developing in the' ' _ sweep was record"! G - game .* The Cincinnati ){ ih as-'Drea* Shop over W' T' w 0(DresB as both teams 6 roo&uftu. Fon;prolonged East-West negotia-; ^ ' ig ( Wedeen . 4 'Vi»ig»ed outfielder buddy onix-rt E««O. g'Tigen ~ 5 .sweep victories 111 the Holds Big Lead Toruk Electric over Ba- ban on Bcore by periods. Greaux 0 , oist. Joseph's 4 Jday Nite Keglers League. tear testing. ^,,14, outrltht to Seuitlt- ur the rji«h «amei wen Westi 2 6vn Hill t 4 Columbus 3 DeBella's Coiatructiun 11. CAHTEKET - 8aoo s VicTanny i 12 Cput Leagu» e Hiba but-iOerrt l Bath of Hicks . 1 1 ;third position, won a pair uf.Ui* rape In the Carteret Cum- °f*^ vLnutrv Mul.rr with Nashville ,,i Ule,oll«d 1M; Betty Backs • 3 H1GHEK GAS TAX? , l %ame« over the McKnigliUi'shup toininufi! to domii.atfr,, ui V t-ur.1 Oil, &Mly 1 Olil r SoBttarn•A»»ci»tloii last y,Ur, Angelo M*oha«l& 1 f The American Automobile'^ CAKDIDATK? 111 HunwU . a ™ ' *" **"' Wturw 21 hfline run* and iinv-!and Jufly Pen •CanveiT • 2 " •> !•»*•«--••!• 4 \took Ule odd game Irutii Wirl-]mg d Kudiick 0 ig'ollruiki't Insurance 'over Hie w.-cuiid place Oiuh- le iiMt Con-,Eisenhower* Cabinet only looses Stars in 1 '< Vera Stragapede of Witjlgo-.mami. ) liihuianct pmntrt Walt grew toon for an additional year and a hall ai!o u rio* w- luiski"s Insurance turned in »|& Gtne's are third and Habit a BUHL1NG rise 111 Federal Bawlinc UMS'UII dibcuwtd as a i»>it.ii,ie Vice brilliant 2J4 score to tnkeiFurmiure (ollows a EUllOuiIk » of >'tt ,of a half-cem a gallon An m- PretidtnUal candidsui- ui I960 Easy Win, 2Mhigh honors for the night!fourth Mcrease of a penny a galion »•«' He u Arthui s H'uimnu OPEN u Bui TEAM STANDINGS Other big scores were turned in Sabos hold the high score Diner j voted last Msston. SecreUry of Healtj. taxation' Moose's Stars 3 i^by Sophie Stolt«, 207, an106d 7 and the second high teumMuiiers IIWUIWHC } The organisation ^id uit and Welfare Club ROLLER SKATING Ramblers ;.... •% 1 Janet Cashman. 203. set of 2899. } Administration wwittd Ux ltiy BecrtUry Flemiu.juj i,a» iiut BOWLING' i The resulU: John Cbuinlckl is currently tiraued eventually to Dvt ctnu itld lie u 1 candidate Ho*- SPECIAL KATES TO riiipmunks 1 u 1 Aws 0 'i Three-game winners: Car- holding a big 'lead in the in- »'** »'a gallon, compartd wiiii the ever, he ha» doiie ON ALL ALLEYS... CAHTEHtT-r-Moose's Stfti b lei tt Novelty Dress over Frank dividual race with a brilliant Hoiidr Roll (I* BctUr Gunci) present four-cent rait ducourage the gti^ Every Nifht • j . j . • h l >± u ^^ < • r~m ... a i ... I •> >* M Ui t p. M. to' win, turning *ji a& Joan Pizzeria, Canadian average of 197 plus for 60 T-. UliUi 3M. r Prckof 7it, A •ion that he hai [Kdnitai a»pi- Except Monday B»iu.n 20«, U. BloKliri « P. M. ti> » p. ML big 23-7 triumph over the Club over Tony's Plumbing, games. His high mark is 265 RuulU >UMI*7 ratioiu and will be availaole if 1:80 toll P. M. Sattudur 75' In the Girls Class A Rahway nm over Reo Diner, and he has a'big 676 set u> his wlnurn UulJ«r'i tVtntU h u 8 A. M. KwUk thange comt. over ***** " ""j **> Leagiu- fat Caldwell scored 16 Fine Aits over Gold Jewelers. credit. Joc'i ftlftflv''. Hundy, wmun» bniM who a year ago wtre 1 p. M. points LO lrad the winners. Two-game winners: Price's ov«i Byuowleckl'•, Ftu 1 Dloer «:J8 P V M. tu 5 K. M. 5O Tin- ciiipmonkij won their over Mullers In- Andre DeUulrler, head fenc. tn(jv»k Club, Ort*owald$ ovtr I'll take it. What it African boycott London adkh' Wtar hul<:Ul 8 gui;if miniums Uie Aces sursnu-, tiltar'B Shou-RlU; ing coach at Navy, has been] ' jit?" 8«eral oi late have beenW» ««»»»• 5 SOUTH mm ARENA by the lopsided score of 18 to 1over Wietgolinskl Insurance, named to the U.( B. Olympic , "~ ~" iseen examining the merehan-' Steven* & Htb, Suulb Ambu> Muslucti scored eight DeBella Cuiulrucllon over MC- coaching staff for the 1M0 Oarment mitten Puertold^ then movlnc on m thelii Huher uittrekt rau» BOWL-MOR LANE , igi the winning team. 'Rico get pay rue. sepmrkW Ways — O«U«t News,'on OX «J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1960 PAGE NINETEEN cal Salesman Bridegroom in Allaire Chapel; LEGAL NOTICES pirior Rouft of •*•*» JT«!y, Ch frv Dlrlilon. m«fi« on Hit i irst Wedding Held There in Fifty-nine Years '60Standing Committees Gets Assignment rHi HlHHIDOE A young Kell, 32. of AUenwood. The C frmlant. you »*n hftfh? required to aaturday'i ipeclal ceremony for th» Cnrmlnlm of pint)' bridegroom, son of Mr. »nn they had played tonther In the WODBBIDOE or in lor Woodbrldge which permlMlon was granted Al llamll- tal of 10 calls for the month of! PHILADELPHIA. PA before th« Hthrt»T of ihe. bridegroom InMr». Copeland Kell, also of ruin* and picked blueberries In ton. president of the Wood- by the trustees of the state January as follows 4r, trans- and Lieutenant John Snnllock.Tt,T^^X,Z „ 10 be h«*W InAUenwood, 1s a dalesman with tbo thick wood* that encircle, bridge Emergency Squad, Inc.ports, , 7 non-transport,s. R n (\\\\c I ,011 fl lift VALENTINE DANCE inulRJ ISEUN- A Valentine Dancp NEW JKRSEV STATE ,,, H H R I U O E -The WOODBRIDOE 'if „ma n can have a ]fcmui dog on iKruseman, publicity; F. Baum-l * \iWMUlH I WOODBRIDOE — An ordi- will be held Sunday at the Log "^Jx.^M1"1™ imi Church hat his property- thrn why iu,|, „ i,orse?- partner, chairman, F. Capraro, nance with "teeth" in lt which Cabin Woodbrldge by thr Iw-i , . . , _ __ suiiclny us Scoutt , This was thh e query put before the Board of Health sswrta; R. Lelsen, loaned equip- Flag Ceremony A no in r:1 PlwlnB it t fw would put the mllk-vendlng ment; J. Dwyer, J. Hopta. and| !»n LYAC. Music will be «ppllc«tlon» Febmarj J3. IBM. Tot all membertj at IU meeting Tuesday nimn by Prank Zullo, 6 Third Street machines In the Township un- !iMllnnt . ,, Ifuitllshod bv Bob Rudder'^ ™PP . . ilutieip . unti minimum ,„! family to at- Board members were somowlmt token by surprise - but not J. Golden, demonstration. i isELIN KUaQU S , ..., . y «ttro«nt der the jurisdiction of the And, E. Czick, chairman, O. A flag-ralslng|..Musl(, RB."*It.. ,qualinraHoniClvl S( .c( spply W_D»pirtjiinl Bailey ... „._ took place at the ^, Trea- rnmch v Board of Health wa» requested! Curry. A. Pede, L. Beri, W. * firehouspj! 1, uiiiins wl 1 br0UBht t0 th Saturday to open Boy Soout LEGAL NOTICES md, Newark, New Jersey. worshlD J .. .""""" , 'where. After proteg'ttof "in vato at the Board meeting Tuesday Hansen, J. Olsen, P. Baumgart- n :il) ii.ni. ft 1 6 111 Wer com la1 1 week with Troop 41, Iselln;' .... _. ... '. ... ! C'lirtU'ntM trcm C>r«ret wlio bin offSS ?* " *° '£ * » " that he lived In an Industrial night by Mayor Frederick M. Trnon U Comity 8tirrni!»tfj Courtl|>lcfl »p'>lli-»l'.'>in will rfrelv* n» t * 11 a.m. T, E. Ralson-advlsor, A. Poos- lTOOp 44, ana lrf)0pS| irn SfrOn) *. nelg,hbo.r wh? dld noll«"» he ***** if he could keekeepp Adams and Commltteemen Ed- advisor, building and grounds; ^ p| NOTICN0T1CRF TO CRFDITORSS 'furthffurtherr notice to «ppe»r unleu th«T take place;wtnt tne ,nlmtl K c|ow ,o his his animal* 47, 48, and 49.frOm herh e par-, Carlos BuMn'te. «wc\'itor of*M»n- 1rl" not In an Industrial ward Kath and John Hughes. A. Poos, chairman, J. Olsen-co- ,,i ,;t 00 p.m. In Fellow property. 1^ B ^ by til- ineso nnminiiHoni will b« btld zone and when told that he Health Inspector Harold chairman, C. Hale, O. Curry, tlclPtl 1^ B ^ Btown sur- JSaiuriiayi . Febnurv f. >Mt. Pttrol. • 'lie*' member class at Mr. Bailey pointed out that Chester Case, president mn lt B::w could, he advised the board he Bailey was directed to enforce! Nagy, E. Czick, V. Gioffre- of Mlddlpwi " A. M. Appllranta will , fti.w in Fellowship Mr. Zullo was residing In Rarltan Council, presented the notice to the crpdUnrs «P<"t to PlalnlWW High " ' " owned some lots across the the present ordinance, and As- |advisor, special affairs; L. Berl,Arrowhead award to Frederick Class "B" residential zone andjstreet "near the railroad Jermy. sistant Township Attorney chairman. P. Baumgartner, Wfloyle,. neighborhood commis- t their debti, demnnds and . will nwt Tuesday that It was unlawful for hlmjtracki"' and would keep the olnlnn t l the estate of the said tn male rUlscns, two yeari Stewart Hutt was advised to Hamsen. A. Pede, O. Curry, Wsioner for Colonia and Avenel. deceased, under oath or affirmation ^'»lo>nt In Cartiret. ,, in. In Fellowship Hall,, to have a horse. The Port horse there revise the ordinance so lt will; Jellcks-advlsor, refreshments, Frederick Relght, former Ise- within ilnx monthrth, ffro m this clpte Pa»olm>nPatrolmsn . SalarSalaryy . MW-t'MO per dnrsdny sit «:30 will b« Reading resident argued that! The Board will check the stated up In court. Several or they will be lorever burrrd of Presbyterian Men-fa- Lt. Jack Golden reported lln commissioner and former nny action therefor »(8lnst the sslrt acrow the street from him werezonlng of the lots Mr. Zullo members of the Board were C. F. I/a*; 1/5, 11/n and Scout ban- that the squad answered a troop 47 committee chairman Eiecutor. railroad tracks and Industry in has two children Gary seven amazed to hear that presently linner served by the i was presented the Scouter's'K i^;* NOTICE |gn ndustrlal zone there are 67 such vending ma- TAKE NOTICE: Accordlni to trjt Guild. Ladles ;and Barry, three, who have award by his Scout son under1n s »-nith street. The health Inspector Insist- become attached to their pet. 1 j%'»"d.'Study Club to Warehouw Lftw, we, A, W. Hall A : .*-. «2 W««i I8tli St.. NIW JERBIY iM) below-named person wboa| \,inlt Choir. 8:00 p.m. 1 Tuesday at one o'clock at theand twenty dollars In cash and goodn are stared In Our Wsrehou* over and ride your horse, lie'and Mrs, Outdo J. Brlgianl, reads provides for a $500 license New York H. N. Y. Print plainly CHANCERY DIVISION for which we have a Uin for unpaid ,r Christian Endeavor home of Mrs, a. Myron Wal- $350 worth of Jewelry were MIDDLESEX COUNTY declared. fee for each vending machine NAM, ADDRESS with ZONE, storage: pl;\re Sunday at 3:00] Jamesburg, has been placed on ters, 156 W. Main Street, with stolen from the home of Prank1 HOCgrr NUMBER: and lt makes lt mandatory that SIZE and STYLE NUMBER GLADYS M. ALBERT. | Blmer Banki Hi United Presbyter-, Mayor Frederick M Adams the Deans List at Trenton] Mrs. Hampton Cutter presld- Brown, West Lake Avenue,; Mr. and Mrs. Georga Caplk an auxiliary uaeolinr motor be Plaintiff. ! i; »t fl 00 p.m. nntl 8r/explained to MrZull. o •»eState College, where She Is BROAD-MINDED ROBBER Ing. sometime Sunday night. Mr • — TS. — Miss Margaret Dunn attached to the machine In the Mr. Dunton I Pwbyterlan Youth must b« bound by the ordl- majoring In English. She Is a Two papers will be read: Brown told Patrolmen Charles ABRAHAM B. ALBERT. event of power failure. Mr, Bai- Pawtucket, R. I. A wry Defendant Mr. Edward Ftrrla inancc," but he promised ^r.|member ot Zeta Tau Slgmaj brash thief broke into a build- "Schools of Tomorrow and Yes- Wyda and George Lochll that Civil Action Mr. Hasek ley advised the Board that the Bailey would be fair about the Sorority. Miss Moccaro Is also ing and stole the cash In a ci-terday," by Mrs. Cutter, and the bedroom was ransacked. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT LHOJ Kenny ordinance was "Illegal and un- OP ORDKR FOR PUBLICATION Mr*. Phllllpi hrads back licensing whole matter and give the man active in dramatics in addition garette machine. Tenant of the"The Nationalist Tide Sweeps constitutional." Board members TO: ABRAHAM B. ALBERT A. W. HAIX & SOU "Anrkn. time to move .he horse el»- to singing at school functions is the Fraternnl Older Africa," by Mrs. William H. Educators urge U. S. tax aid um PM MB11 ROIUI 34 Atlantic StTett _jtold him to enforce it regard-' f ponce Baltimore, Maryland ' 1 Oardner. fpr schools. carteret, N. J. jless and "make the milk vend- By virtue of an Order of the Su-'C. P. 2/12. l»/80 ing companies come to us to contest Its legality." The matter was brought up; OBSERVE THESE TWO DATES! when Commltteeman Hughes I : said that he had & petition pro-! testing th« Installation of a On ftbruory 11, Sdanct Youth Day will mmohlne In Aveiul Street. bt ctltbrarfd to mark lti« 113th birth- "Ar« the gu stations going day of Thomot A. Ediion. into the milk business." Miss Sylvia Feuchtbaum, vice-presi- dent of the Maple Hill Dairy in Woodbrldge, aaked the group. Notional EUctilcal Weak li bting eel«- ah# said that lt appeared every gu station In town U selling EVERY FRIDAY brcrttd from Ftbrvary 7*13, I960. milk and declared that lt was unfair to small grocers In the 'Immediate vicinity of such an Installation. You Can Have 1 he .... Gospel Church Has Full Week WOODBRIDGE-The CARTERET PRESS Women's Association of the Ooapel Church will meet to- night at B with Mrs. John D- Elia. 4« Taylor Terrace, Co- lonla, and Mrs. James Saba- tino as co-hostess. Mrs. Peter H. Burgess will lead the de- I votions. All ladles of the church DELIVERED ! are Invited. • Pilgrims of the Pioneer Olrlsi will celebrate birthdays of allj sparks the '60s | members on Friday 1:30 to 3:30 Right to Your Door! ' with refreshment*. Mrs, George Simpson, Mrs. Robert Co- canougfier, Mrs. Vernon Jen- Tbc tkctrkal age hu aniCtd ... sen, and Mrs. Frank Singer arei id here with ut today! in charge. The Christian Service Boy»| Our Dependable Newspaper Carriers Brigade will meet in the church What doet this mean to our youth? It means that rooms on Friday at 7:30 to 9:00. On Sunday Rev. Peter H. they havt the opportunity to chart their Burgess will preach on "The ucaiional oouna akng lioet which will train them Life of Clirlst11 at the 11 A.M. ^ lw work in the eltctric induitry. They should itudy worship service; he will con- Charge Only ttnue his series of sermons on the sciences—mathematics — physics — "Damnable Heresies" at the 7:00 P.M. service. tngnnometry ... all the courses which train itu

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