(),ir Family of over 35,000 Complete Newi, Picture* riidrra i» a Valuable Market Presented Fairly, dearly for All Our Advertisers, 3nkpentient - leaber And Impartially Each XIJX-NO. 17 Published S»ery Thursday PRICE WOHT CENTO WOODBRIDGE, N J., THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 «t ll Or«n atrwt, WoodhfldK*. N J. _^ 11 i -^ $500 Wage US Studies Kit Hike Police Yet House Objective Complaints

on Subject uiifrressioual Proben Visit Loral Areas .to Requested; PrcHcnt Pay Learn if V\ Erred I Is (^llcd 'Inadequate' WOODBRIDGE — A four-nAn WOODBRIDGE — Petitions are team has already visited Lynn ! being circulated throughout the Oaks development in Colonlft and j Township by members of the Pa- Wentbury Park. Iselln, as part ef I trolmcn's Benevolent Association the Investigation of the Newark ' in order to place a referendum be- office of the Veterans Admlnlstra* fore the voters ot the Township lion by the House Veteran*'AIT; ' seeking a $500 yearly raise (airs Committee. ncrosfi the board" for all mem- bers of the Police Department. Congressman Peter Frelinghuy- ?en reached by telephone In In order to place the referen- Washington by Tht Independent' dum on the ballot in the Novem- Leader thta weak said a four- L\|\ nnVAVTlftit "BAREBACK KIOKKS" The klniltTKaricn circus featured the« girls In billowing crepe paper costumes, ber election, the officers must get man team ls visiting all develop- i.ni'iml ,, rects the performance, hops up t financially impossible to run the Officer Felix Galasso was pa- : Finally, when they began to grow bus line and make recommen- Congressman Frelinghuyaen him- \' run the lights, opens umbrellas theatre, trolling the Main Stret when he the weather became warmer, thr dations as to possible sale to |J1K. A HAS: Litd-en and Gentle-mm!! Donald Morau as the saw smoke coming from the cel- self inspected the development at r •strmis man" of Hie Stwaren Kiiideerarten fircus. toots horns, and quiets bedlam Mr, Green was the first speaker squirrels were put out In the yari private operators or retention one time. • •'£ kept some of the more nervou lar: entrance at the Coolenheat, where they were free to roam am He commented on the fact that at by the town. Most of th.e developments in ' bare-back riders re-assured b a previous hearing he had called Inc., 33 Main Street. He found a scurry up and down some lovel: calling, "Come on, Valerie, all thi pile of burning rubbish against a Woofibrldge Township have Civic ';.;; the language of the ordinance old trees. Associations and in a few ^ses :, way around," and "Turn, girl "Inflammatory and vicious" and wooden door. Patrolman •Galasso- : put out the fire without calling At that point Mr. and Mrs those groups have successfully n«- ;| turn " he did not understand "whose cyn- p Toft believed the squirrels wouk Kindness Mission gotlated with the builders to se- ^| Sweetness and Light Next came one of the rrios (Continued on Page Eight) the fire company. abandon their human friends, bu cure needed repairs. In other'p* popular numbers in the circus that did not happen. Every morn • By CHARLES K. GREGORY Marred by Mishap cases, where tftey have failed, the,, | the strong man—"Mr. Atlas. Wh ing at six o'clock they are at th groups have consistently com- $i Carries the World of our residents, that we receive it on $240,- Sgt. Kenneth Van,-Pelt, head of near the shore and they hope the the third one. ORden, room mothers; Mrs. Joseph c i! dtlier on the curb as It careened Thomas Meany, legislation; R4* i," our children ofily half Its consultants before j they AnAndred w W. Oottschall, Jr., as- devised "pit! In which he ha"dcrazlly Into a pole, knocking down f th National estimated our ability to payaociate director of the National Salamanders", that he had nettqd a gas meter stanchion on th? way.bm-t Clark, ciiaracte? and spiritual !, riiueation; and 2) the Conference of Christians and education; Mrs. Hai-vey Weinbetw, 1 f at Freeman'* Pond in Colonla. |n Both Mr. and Mrs. Pietro were o Dt the funds Bgpded to for new school "buildings. Jews, wrote to Police Chief John case you donftknow what a 8ala- taken to Perth Amboy* General good cheer; Mrs. Jack aottdenkw. • will uiis evil condition. R. Euan as follows: "On the basis it, il looks like a minia- Hospital by the Woodbridge Emer- (•itlzenship; Miss Eileen Burije(i v of trie recommendation of the ture lizard. gency Squad. music. ';,, in're are any other wor- As I figure it at the mo- N.C.C.J. Evaluation Committee for "I had several kinds of Sala- Mrs. Pietro was treated formul- Mrs Oettle, past president, re» • ... either on this scWe or men,t, we are valuing our tVie 1956 Police Community Re- manders." Karl said seriously, tlple abrasions of the face, neck ported new equipment had been y lations Institute held at Rutgers purchased for the teachers' room. ;., win) [ear we are reach- real estate at the ridiculous but these prgange-colored. ones arm and chest, concussion ai'd loniDecember of 1956, the (Continued on Pag<; Seven) deep lacerations of the knee. Thfl It was decided to liave a geti •'/•' a point of no return, they-]figure of approximately $40> Jersey VC.C.i, Scholarship ty hospital reported IHT condition ~~ together tk parents of cblldwa..^ iiiiI hear the report at OQO.000, when we should be mtttee has recommended that "poor". Mr. Pietro was treated |entering kindergarten In Septem- t Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt be granted Hoy Tests Home-made ber, with boara members servlrjf y> I luuul. computing its value at six abraslans of the knee and arm a scholarship with the 1957 Six released but remained at his V as hostesses, the date tentatively/'^' Bomb, with Usual Result set as the third Tuesday of S«p- f times this amount, as the Week* Workshop on Human Re-, STARTING PLANK: Juhn Kukon, 33 Hnismiliurst Avenue, Fords, bedside. lotions to be held • at Rutgers qiodel plane builder and speed record holder, with the ussisUoce SEWARiCN — Because he tember. •. 'i% p a commitment County does in calculating r~. i v • Mrs. William Nelson, ways and^jfe from July 1 to August 9 under of his father, hliows how they start the enghki- ot u ^lanc by In- tried to explode a home-made 1 disc lose'any of the de-oiir County Tax. Our total the Joint sponsorship of the serting the nose into a home-made machine that sits the motor bomb, 15«yeai>-old James O, Girl is Struck on Head means chairman, reported several ^ dtbt, right now, is in the Graduate School of Social"Work In motion. It was this ulane that broke the world's speed record Ffeiffer, 389 Qroad Street, is Projects a» being outlined. tcf' . of tiie report in Us pre- By Unknown Assailant "next season, one of which will b^1 and the School of Education. at La Guardia Field Sunday with a record flight timed at 163.5 rnlrtus Ihe first Joint ol his neighborhood of $13,000,000 a cake sale. dun;.u-y slaves. I do riot feel "This Boholartftfp award la of miles per hour. right hand. —with much of it to run for • ISEllN-Mlss Vlvlenne' Wright, The board will meet July 8 r course, made contlnfent upon Sgt. Patrolman James D&nch and i welchinlhi g «!^: a ^ 17, 171 Berkeley Court, was struck the. home of Mrs. Oettle. 30 years or more, This means Van Pelt's attending the work- By WiNDSOR LAKIS We went to the home to inter- Edward Preputnlk reported that however,-when' I say shop. The committee asked me view John, Junior,- and photo- the boy had rtwde^tha bomb on.the head by an unknown as- that we owe almost 25 per PO8P8 -r WUh all th)s tiftk sailant Sunday night In htr ga- you tiiat even.!* tlw tow* to conVey thta Information to you about Juvenile dellnfluency, thft graph him and his model air- , out of a COS cartridge, fjlllhg FALLS FROM CAR cent, of our worth, when Ind to express their hope that Hut rage. MENU) *AWC T rages which'hirve over,- laclkk off tl control pver plane, which set the World's rec- It with gun powder from two State statutes place fat ceil Van P«lt could be sent to Rutgers youngsters and statements" to irw-Urd. Jn Its class at LaQuardja sliot gunn shell* aandd tipps .of" Mis Wright toW police that she _iven-year-oJB Linda Dine ine when I irl«i to estl- thU «ummer for further training V A matches; He attached a fuse vhad left the house to gget a pack 83 McGuire Btrwt. t Thr effect there are not, iulflclanv Field*""", ' Ne"""w• York~ , wit'"'h^ a • spee"^d o"*f 1 • ••-- • *—t— i_ ' ththe, for abrasion* of the Hitu our problem j&d then ing at 7 per cent. There 'I wish also to extend to you recreational outlets for youths l«.S miles per hour. This was made of tissues flllfd with sun- age fche had .for go ten in to &it. Van Pelt and, the qthei our primary purpose, but-after powder. car and she was JusJu tc^Qg out the knees Monday w some tfittwd by has been some evasive, cow- of the Township, it. i#. treatment. Woodbrldg«, . 1 ttimensiogB between d»W arid worth on 33 Avenue, Tuesday. (Continued' on Page Seven) Jure " '" """ ¥' £••• ••?? •••

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jfeaw Cum Crowner |)AV, Auxiliary Hungarian Vein /,( '/ Part in Nation til Ai St. Andrews May Rite Hold Installation bridge group of1 AVENBL- Rev. Amedeo Morello were presented to the Blesaed At the Jolnt'^ of Hungarian Vot.'»,i •diici.-lM flf the Youni? Ladles 80-1 Virgin. wooni.u take part in the diility, delivered the sermon at j Ten girls fiorti the First Com- of.. tl1 . .,,,„ v.nuun- CUPU 56, andI thr Presidents. the Jififl^a] May Crowning of the j munlon class led by Lois Estok 16, at win, Bleswdt Virgin Mary at St. An- j and R'JSP Maty Aguglinrro were UM AUV ^ t 'hee pain drew's 'Chilrch. also in tlic procession. Ellen • '"' the The crowner, Miss Jean Clirsl, Bauer. Mary Lou Head, Pat Im- pn fcft''|W the sodality, wore a pn.st stnii! commander, were , brlaco. Ann Ijidwlg. Mary Ann Mrs John Tiuser, commander;, Lagale while embroidered eyelet gown and McCloKkey, Loi.s Ann Poltrak, Mrs. Myrou Van Buren, senior grouptolder, announces u a h'iu!f)!Wi' of wrd pearls. Her Barbara Sceman. Pat Sohl, Shir- vice commander; Mr. Lillian Pray,"leav e fro" m """Woodbridji'' " , aim" .,,,'"" attendant was Miss Bar- ley Yuhas and Linda Mitchell. , iimlnr vice commander; Mrs. Jui-matton pertaining to its.,/! bin -si Kftye. She was attended by Benjamin Eagan served as the for the rou,nd-trlp and (•,,,,,! , iiiM Hoivtilli, (:hnplaln;.Mi's. Law- ! Mi?s M'liry Lou Wranit?. and Miss organist and members of the rence (l:av. treasurer; Mrs. BHty the Hotel Gettysburg nmy ,., I Joan O'Hailoran who wore match- Fourth Dffiee Knights of Colum- jsimffrry. uiliutant; Mrs. Florence talncd By calling wo »-m\•','.'' ing pbwns. a blue flowered bus formed an honor guard for iCHV. 11RI'liidio$s and bleu daisies which read her winning music report to and was stationed at Port Knox, site, Roosevelt Park, - and the | practically all members were sick the assembly. Under her direction Ky., before' arriving In Europe In YMCA swimming pool, where alii —that Donald Laine, 4. thought it to March 1946. Sixteen months extended greetings to the new and John Hacker; the local club won two music December, 1955. The sergeant is swimming, recreational and les- best to add the family's woes to j of this service was in the European officers, cards, Mrs. Greco and John A , prizes at the convention, the first also a veteran of service in the sons will take place. The program his prayer. This was how it went: Theatre of Operations as a Squad The next auxiliary meeting will Mr. Aqulla Is also I St. ^nne's Unit man of the event. for doing the most to encourage Par East. will consist of athletics suph as "And, please, God, mike my dad-Leader with the 69th Division. He be held Monday. youth in the field of music, the He was graduated from Middle- ;oftball, volleyball, badminton, dy better and my sister better and was decorated with the Bronze second for all ifftund accomplish- sex County Boys Vocational and horseshoes, quoits, relays, etc. my mother—well, she went to the Star and Infantry Badge. ment in the music field. Technical High School in 1950. Group games involving bask move- doctor today so you won't have to Upon his discharge, Capt. Her- evening ments of children such as running, (Jo much for her." ron entered Rutgers University prayer*settee- was held in Trinity Mrs. Carl Gloskey, chairman (or turning, and Jumping. Crafts will and in June 1949 was com- —.— ^ Ejl.ljJSfrurch at the final he club's participation in the Avs- be taught all youngsters -with the HITS BOY, KILLS SELF missioned a Second Lieutenant : nel Public Library building fund Fund Drive Slated w (jf Bi. Anne's Unit, after emphasis on working with the 8HINNSTON, W. Va.—Less than through the ROTC program. In i-, wliich'n (fetter was served in the drive, gave final Instructions to hands tq construct items such as i 30 "minutes "after his automobile! March 1951 he entered active duty Who do you know volunteer canvassers and urged re- By Gospel Church bracelets, lanyards, sea shell work, struck James Zecco,, Jr., 12, Dar-with the 101st Airborne Division, •Nt;w* offteers presented by Mrs.visits until every home In the dis- leatherwork. shoe-button work, nell Rutter, 29, took his own life. Camp Breckenridge, Ky,, and ser- j^Williiifri *Wedemeyer, outgoing trict has been reached. WOODBRIDGE — A new meth- dolls, coppercraft, and other un- Rutter took the unconscious boy ved with that unit until separated in Pennsylvania ? ^ president ,££hd installed by Rev. usual crafts. An integral part of It was announced by, Mrs. Mar- to raise $.40,900 to build a new to a physician and without waiting j in August 1952. IT COSTS SO f William Hb-Schmaus, rector, were tin Gutowski, that the general church has been adopted by the the program will be nature and for the doctor's report, drove home He rejoined the active reserve, Scranton 40i •iiMrs. $U'ij^en Shaffer, president; federation road sign, which the congregation of the Woodbridge campcraft which will involve the and shot himself with a shotgun. flrsf as a Platoon Leader, later in LITTLE TO VISIT Pittsburgh... 7S( youngsters in hiking, the building Mrs. 'flioftifis Kanitra, vice presi- Senior and Junior Women's piubs Gospel Church and a kick-off The boy was examined and re- staff positions. Capt. Herron's cur- rOLKS BY PHONE. : of fireplaces, campsites, tracking, Erie ...80i !;|. dent; jfMrsv Qeorge Knopf, secre- of Avenel purchased, has meeting for the new building pro- leased by the doctor. rent reserve assignment was as a Fedock, treas- gram will be held tomorrow night Supply officer. His unit meets S-minute station rate* fnm New Brun$wick and the township is co-operating after 6 p.m. and Sundays. Tax not indudtd. In having it erected. at 7; 30 o'clock at the Woodbridge Monday nights at the new aVmory Tlie*iustaH«tion committee con- Emergency Squad headquarters. A donation was made to the 1 located at| Woodbridge Avenue, Downes Bares, Mrs. The congregation has decided to Nixon, which was dedicated re- and Mrs. Robert Kiddie Keep Well Camp for un- use the Broadway Plan of Church derprivileged children. cently on Armed Forces Day. thg committee chair- s Finance which is a procedure by S "•ttere Mrs. Walter The veterans and fjthlch money Is loaned to the Proclamation •»•-•" -'•• - Krontidi'n- devotional; Mrs. A, chairman, Miqs Heddy Jaskolka church by members and friends. cheer; Mrs, stated? her department will deliver In return, the Woodbridge Gospel magazines to the Veterans Hflspi- cis.f hospitality; Mrs. William (Church will issue $40,000 In bonds, WHEREAS: Fire District 1, embracing Wood- publicity; Mrs. Michael tal at Menlo Park, next weeUr She payable to bearer, maturing at and means; Mrs requested all members and friends six-month intervals over a four- bridge proper, Edgar Hill section and Sewaren, Irlld Mrs. Wedemeyer to save magazines during the teeriryear period. is engaging upon a -program of fire prevention The PERTH AMBOY wTsli . **f : summer, so that delivery may start The bonds will bear interest at and soliciting funds ordinarily secured by way again in September. Mrs! Wpcfemeycr was appointed 5 per cent per annum paid seml- of carnivals, and I the special project Tentative plans were made for annually on receipt of coupons at- ,: for i, a tour and decorator course at an tached to the bonds. Bonds will ! A for the building fund area furniture store in November be sold in denominations of $50, WHEREAS: The Fire Compatjy will solicit con: to Rev. Schmaus. under the direction of Miss $100, $250 and $500. The First tributions during the month of June, 1957, Savings Institution Mrs. 'Jvedfnikyer received a past Cooper. All friends ot the club are ?ank and Trust Company, Perth replacing the conventional annual carnival for welcome. Mrs. Nielsen, interna- Amboy, /is to be the paying agent The ^ram, tional relations 'chairman, pro- for the bonds. funds for the benefit of the Fire Company; ^ . Mrs. Benson, posed and was appointed chairman The new church is to be located THEREFORE, I, Hugh B. ftuigley, Mayor of Dale Ryan* Mrs. Kiel, Mrs. Fedock of a tour of the United Nations on the corner of ProsRect and the Township of Woodbridge do hereby proclaim Declares it's SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Kjand rs.ifitnttra. Ridgedale Avenue. The plans are buildings, to be made September 7 June, 1957, as Woodbridge Fire Company Month The tour will be open to mem-near _ completion and call for a bers and friends, including young colonial type architecture; 38' by in the First Fire District in the Township of 75' with a basement for Sunday •Give DAD people from 12 years old. Teen- School facilities. Woodbridge and urge all residents to contribute agers should be accompanied by to the company fund during the campaign. a responsible adult. Reservations At tomorrow night's meeting the the Very Best! may be made through Mrs. Niel- program will be unde,r the direc- tion of James Sabatino and Mrs. HUOn B. QUIGLEY, At The Rate of sen, WO. 8-2032 R, by August 15, I Wonderful FVS. Bunting, Rev. Oeorge John- Mayor, The revealing of secret pals and so'n, New Durham Union Chapel, per annum the selection of new pals took Metuchen, will be guest speaker. I f^alm Beach place during the social hour at There will be special music and Attest: 6- J. Dunigan, which time a surprise bridal refreshments will be served by a Township Cler*. shower was held for Miss Ronnie committee headed by Mrs. Ru- PAYABLE JUNE 1st, 1957 I SUITS Cole in honor of her approaching dolph Prey, president of the Wo- marriage June 22. men's Association of the church. Members and friends are invited. $39.95 to $53.50 Hostesses were Mrs. Gutowski DacJ wiU love the comfort, and Mrs. Alfred Anderson; increase of fifteen per cent The Dividend Payable Dec. 1,1957 style and coolness that A membership barbecue will be in first class passenger fares by he'll enjoy all summer featured for the opening meeting to be held August 2T, at the home long. authorized by the Interstate Com- of Mrs. Daniel Levy, 60 George merce Commission. The same car- Will Be Computed at the Rate of Street with Mrs, George Leonard riers put a five per cent rise into SUMMER effect on January 9th, of this year. For SHIRT Father's Day - SPECIAL! Father's Day Factious Van Heusen Graduation - June 20th AND THE trt-sleeve sports in % nda-ful array of plaiij These Important Graduate per annum .or fancy colorings. Days Call For A GREAT VALUE A gift lie will treasure always POH DAD! ... KremenU cuff, links in presentation quality. Now is the time to open or add to Made with an overlay of 14 Kt. void for long lasting your spvings account Kt - enjoyment. Greeting Perth Anihoy Savings IiiHtit|i)ipil See these and many other Cards superb styles in jewelry. your dotlurM infi\ BIG (Iivi

l,<-t Hallmark Father's Day and Graduation Cards say* me it fur you. . , , There's a special extra message in JJlptrated: • \ every Hullmark Card, , . . |t tells them you "care flp# per pair plus tax enough to send the very best.'1 lu fine leatherette flft vfuie. The PERTH AMBOY PI IBI.IX PHARMACY n Saving$ Institution MAIM ST. W9 mn AMMT. nm mm ,VOOU Woodbridie VI MM MIR mm MDIMI MH>W mwm r rNPFNT-LEADEft THURSDAY. .TUNE fi, 1957 PAGE ; ah names Austen Receives i,)-;nl Members %fj^*'Business Women AF Commission I, m.: •- At, the first •^ Meet Tomorrow ,, ,,iiy of the newly- SEWARKN — Alfred Austen. '.',: of the Woodbridge ;oii of Mr. and Mrs. Percy S. Au- wi M, mnRiDOK- -Reports on the 11 i(l»w:ih, Mr. Herbert sten, West Aveiule, Wns commis- ronvpntlnn In Atlantic City , pirsldcnt, Introduced sioned n Second L'.eutennnt In the Air Force in commissioning cere- Hie riiaviei Night dlnner- , follows Mw. Joseph nt the Colonla Country Club president, fund-rals- monies yesterday at. the Newark ' iieiird at a meeting of the • pinid Goldman, do- College of Knglneerlijc 11., vId Salton, co-donor; Tonight In the college's gradua- Township BuMneaa . i i rioldfnrb, Hadasnah tion exerslses Austen receives his Piofessionnl Woman's Clut) .., t r-r; Mrs. Fred Kauf- Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical iu«[iit at The Independ- AliyHh; Mrs. Milton r Blllldtt»«r--* 11 National fund; Mrs. lh nettle, study group; and Prep School tomorrow night State, junlnr vice commander; Hurry Friedman, adjutant; Sam Belaatwky, quartermaster; .Henry at the Colonial Restaurant, 40 141 entertained the mother* at , i.vnlfKon, Hebrew llbra- SukofT, judsr advoe••». ; Harry Zax, State commander. Serted, Monroe Goodman, Junior vice tea, and presented-a play, "Whtro .,i.b;iv; Mrs. David Cut- Livingston Avenue. New Bruns- 1 wick A banquet will precede the commander; Sejinoiir Mcrmplstcin, commander; Harold Berkowltx, senior vlct commander. are the Brownie*?". The capt %»•» in bond representative; made up t)f Sarah WHk<|r9on', .:;,••. helin representative; exercises. Iiocal graduates are: Carolyn 0EMW Linda Murchle, Shirley Dietrich, .,,-,! Schiller, Avetiel re- Patricia Flannery, Ann Cnmvp, •i Mrs. Abraham Wln- M Ginda, 405 Alden Road. Avenel; Avenel" Colonia JWV Post ™°w.w» Marilyn M. Joule, 13 Vanderbilt ISELIN — The Junior High and Sally Mollenhauer, Jean Bedntr , president, program: and Jnnna Znpolo. . mossman, visual aids; Place, Woodbridge; Emma Johns- Senior High Westminster Fellow- ton 129 Second Street, Fords; Installs First Officers Fly-up ceremonies will be held !l!: S'Mlcsinger, vice pres- ships of First Presbyterian Church MKS. lOSr.fll 11. CUHISALY, JR. Nancy L. Bentley, 371 New Street, nexl WMk for the entlre caat who iiu.'iiilon; Mrs. Alfred AVENT5L—Seymour Mermelstein was In charge of refreshment*. will hold a stunt and talent show j will attain Intermediate OirlBcout ... president, member- Fords; Sally M, Bryan, 82 Fiat was Installed commander of the Avenue, Iselin; Nancy A. Bu^gis- The Avenel-Golonla JWV post tomorrow 8 P, M. at the church. • status. Eight younger member* i (iii.ird Cutler, co- recently organized Avenel-Colonia made Its first public appearance f Tvoop 141 irinl)eishlp; Mrs. Hen- ser, 626 St. George Avenue. Wood- Proceeds of the affair will enable ]°, , ;! Gursaly-Hapstack Riles bridge; Helen F. Cicio, 42 Coolldge Post, Jewish War Veterans, by in the Memorial Day parade in Brownie class. Mrs. Howard Slied- ;:iiii4intion; Mrs. Bur- Harry Zax, State Department Woodbridge. the Fellowships to send delegates eker- and Mrs. Gene Zirpolo are piinsor; Mrs. Edward Avenue, Fords; William R. Dudik, 27 Safran Avenue, Fords; Charles Commander, at the Avenel Jewish to summer conferences. troop leaders. in->ponsor; Mrs. Leon Held in St. James' Church Community Center, Lord Street. . i M -enrollment; Mrs. G. Leary, 1153 Green Street, WOODBRIDGE — At a double- cessorles and a corsage of pink Iselin; Helen M. Leitner, 67 Elm Others inducted into office were; Avenel Aid Squad ,:. publicity; Mrs. Her- 1 ring ceremony performed by Rev.roses, Avenue, Iselin; Ambrose J. Pastor, Harold Berkowitz, Colonia, senior i : und Mrs. Malcolm 132 Hornsby Avenue, Fords^Veda : iiiiality; Mrs. Walter Gustave Napoleon Saturday at St, The bride is a graduate of vice commander; Monroe Good- 1 M. Pate, 900 Rehway Avenue, Ave- Starts Fund Drive 11: id in; Mrs, Jack Got- James Church, Miss Irene Mary Woodbridge High School, class of man, Avenel, Junior vice com- 1954, and is employed, by the nel; Robert A. Welnstetn, Middle- mander; Harry Friedman, .'ram meeting has After a motor trip through the Donato, Mrs. Thomas Markous, GI'S IN TRAINING southern states and particularly forms for the class Reunion of the Mrs, John Safchlnsky. man, senior vice commander of The Veterans Administration iled for Tuesday at the Class of 194*?, Woodbridge Hish the Department of New' Jersey. If \i:v.Herbert Winograd. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Oursaly Winners of the table prizes were, has announced that more than Will reside at 552 West Avenue, School, are coming in slowly and Mrs. Nell Stoddard, Mrs. Joseph Also present were representatives 764,000 veterans are enrolled In ' K;tnfman reported a the committee requests that mem- of Avenel Memorial Post, VFW, u has been planned for flewaren, where they will be at Suchy, Mrs. Francis Clooney and training under the Korean G. i. bers planning to attend return Mrs. Alex Hunter. Iselin- VFW. Stein-Harris Post, bill. The agency said the figure : : Judeans, Monday home to their friends after June forms as soon as possible. 15. The second card party will be Rahway; David Blich Post, JWV, would be even higher after all Miss Cecelia Artymn, Harriet held Monday at 8 P. M., at the Elizabeth, and the'Roselle-Linden spring enrollment reports had •'.i.'ik'rad was assisted For traveling the bride selected Street. Avenel, and Mrs. Gerald- a white silk dress, matching ac- home of Mrs, Frederick Bardsley, JWV Posts. ' been received. The previous high tulip embroidery planted it thty by co-hostesses Ine. Arftay Grlmra, 339 Berry 64 Avenel Street, with Mrs. Leo- Mr. Pank was general chairman of 763,000 Korean veterans In u'-'ir. und Mrs. Abraham Street. Woodbridge, members of nard Lacanlc as the oo4iostess. of the affair, and Samuel Feingold 'training was reached last fall, behind your pretty back COOPER UNION GRADUATE the committee, are anxious to con: WOODBRIDGE—Peter F. Dan-tact members of the class as fol- Ship'n Shore sprouts a new fashion idea! Lovely tulips IH'RT lows; Doris Paulin Curlsen, John ker, 520 Lyman Avenue, received growing in a row down the back... making a corsage in front,' miDOE — Mlcha*! a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Cholar, Edward Morris, Robert i. 569 Garden Avenue, Engineering at the 98th annual Mathlasen, Edward Or'lowskl, Mi- Cool cardigan neckline, rounded collar. Completely v mimed Monday when commencement of The Cooper chael Piiseanik, Lucy Rleker, Wil- NEED an EXTRA CLOSET? sudsable! Combed cotton broadcloth in pastels oil white. was struck by a oar Union for the Advancement of liam Sally. Grace Tjornelund, Sizes 28 to 38. i'V James Deter, 18 E. Science and Art last night at Marsjiu/tte VouKht, Sarah Wilson, See our new uAde-world Ship'n Shore blouse collection, 2.98,

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i • Wom(m and Children Think what a convenience. All those bulky winter things gone .,. scads of loom in all your closets ... and no • Bathing Suits • Short* WMiy about moth damage. Then, wftcn • Bermudas • Pedal Pushers cold wMthw'i «o the way again, back will coow those winter clothes as clean • Totton Knits • .Midriffs and perfectly pressed as only Morey LaRue S&nitone Dry Cleaning can make • Play Suits • Coordinates The meet warmlj welcomed gilt of M . . a timely treasure them. But, remember... storage space Styled;by Jantzen, Old Colony, from our «»l» (election of smartly stylwl, dependable b limited. Calloousipw. •< Ue and Robby Led watohe* fur men and women! LADIES' Kulova • Gruen WATCHES FUR COATS «low of 2.93 STORE HOURS: i • Ooton from Open Daily 9 A. M. to 6 F. M. (rum t LeCouItre t Wiltuauer •CLOTH COATS * SUITS ^ *•* «* .75 Closed Wednesday All Day •plus cltanln? Open Kridny 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ^e Our Windows for Other Lovaly PHONE j Gifts Suggestions (or Dad and Grad lilUerufit 2-6161 Oin.sten.scn': or ' KREILSHEIMER'S, I >< !>tll Illli'tlt Shir 1 HUnter 6-5000 Perth Ambay't Oldest, Established Jeweler WoodbrUbj* FOH PROMPT Q 133 SMITH STREET . SERVICE' PAWUNC—At Keur lntrwice T<* Star* INDEPENDENT PAGE POUR jiT, JUN£ 6, COME SEE A&P's STORE FULL OF VALUES.. .YOU'LL GET.. A POCKET

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ftoyS wiring Rmy Tim? Bazaar Projected ; XIN PERSONALS / laminguruittfi RailBalUZquipmerit Equipment : J . i wonDBRlDOI — Boys 10 i\lu \X VjIlHlCt E. SCANK Mr. and Mrs. Harry jSaul. Yonk- thrrniKhntit the Township are Highway »». N. Y., and Mr. and tors. Harry t:"!. tirM bdSPmen'R mltu > MI Do Macedo's par- Middlesex Avenue, attended a ; mid fir'flprs' KIOVFJ are among Members of th" Parents' Orouil u nnd Mr*.'^Alblfto De housewarmlng given by Mr. and •re engaging In a wide variety of Mrs. William Cohn, Colonla, at I'IP equipment helnft offered. , t4tio Oak Tree Hold. activities to ensure SUC-MS Ini Sllyetton. on Friday, Mrs. Caascll RMls ran be had for one mail i •MiiLMO. Josepli SfSucerl, their venture. Manv RIP «win| ' and children/ aaeht the day at •tihs-riution. bats fnr two mall ! \vi'inio, were hosts at a Items like women's aprons. b«bl"8> Keansburn T^J»' ;^\i | Mibwrlptions and fielders' gtoTe linniial Day at Roosevelt :k fl tecl Mrs Wbs, stuffed toys, children's sun* Warren R'jKer, Panwood. con be eirne.d bv obtaining fl»e ,,;r.is vmr Mr. and Mrs. dresses, aprons, skirt*, hats, and —Satr.-day RuesU of. Mr. and 1 nmil subscriptions. ( •:: iibt'vtson nnd children, sunsulU. Some are making leathn Mrs. raaseH were Mr and Mrg F-'iiinir»nt l« on dlsplav at The i id Miiurcn, WqodbrldJtr l << goods, ttelts and keycaps. 3oto« Artnur Schnltaer, Jersey City, and I"d»r" rrten'-l.«">d r office, II are roottaR cuttings of favarlt< Sunday guests were Mrs. Cassell's Oreen Street, Woodbrld*?. or at Mrv, Violet, Iselln; Otis I plants, which th?y hooe will be In parent*, Mr. and Mri.'^harles tl"e Cnvteret Press otflea. 16 !•• Hnselle fmd the Mau- fyilfeMri, Jersey City. '• Washington Avenue, Carterct. | bloom by (Maar t!me.» Most, of them have jjromtBfd homemad* —Ml«s Diane Dodd, 24 Wright baked ftooda for thd food table! •i' i'-nd Street was a guest of Mr. and ,nd Mrs. Robert Scank Mrs. John Nagy, Colonla. ;Clara Bridge to Many we knlttlnR. crncheting, oi ,u-htpr. Violet, Lincoln embroidering KlTts for baby or tin —Miss Vlvlenne Wright, 17- iitt.ciulrd thft Wedding home. Ift ftddltton, m^ny othK year-old daughter of Mr. and I Receive Decree f ,,11,111 of Miss Rntlna M. Item* are beinR collectea to setl| Mrs. Donald Wright, 171 Berkely •: 4f;cld, and Paul Jones, Court, was released from Perth RECEIVING AWARDS: Winners nf the Circle Autorama, sponsor dby the Dragin' Angels of Fords and the Motor Mounts, North FORDS — Miss Clara Brtchse. Including dilutions of Jewelryi ., at !.(CplotUA,.«.Oospel Amboy General Hospital after* be- PUInfiefd, held at the Woodbridgr Circle JWotnrs, arc shown ano.e as the trophies were presented Sunday night after a four-day dnuRhter of Mr. and Mrs. Thco- plastic goods, ceramics, and booksjj ('MIOII|3."SIISH Scank serv- ing treated for a blow on the event. From loft, to right: Boh Hirschfold, manager «if Wo»dbrid?e Circle Motors; Boh Aim, rceeiving a trophy from Patrolman Arthur dorc J. Brichze, 48 Maxwell Ave- Also for sal? will be randy 111 ,:;iir;;mnlrj. 'head by an unknown assalla-nt Donni'llv, ailvisn'r; Miltnn I.amh, aoccjitini? the awnrd from Chlpf of Police John Eitan; Jack Leni;, the prl*e for the most outstanding nue. Is a member of the graduat- holders which, were made by Brow-, Ildbcrt K. Steward, -48 Sunday night at her home. car, from Acting Mayor Peter Schmidt. Alan Lamb is betwesn them. Next CommHteemnn Edward Kath, John Hahrrmanrs, ing class at Bates College, Lewis- nlc Troop 41 of Metuchen. A toj? ton, Maine. Commencement exer- Hmilrvard. Is visiting her —Mr. and Mrs. James O'Rourke, president of the -Dragln' Angels and Chuck Sanders. corner for children will featurrf cises will be held Sunday. >Trs Pojiil Grace, Hyan- 140 Auth "Avenue, had as guests toys priced from 10 cents up. AlM| u-lm is critically ill. A Dean's List student and an for children there will be a car-* 1 Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A native of Burlnigton, h* is .•ml Mr. !. Frank Moscar- active member of the Christian toon show, lasting for about hall Crane, Newark. mirv.ived by his widow, Mrs. Hen- Middlcspx Avenue, have lBtlon. MIJB Brichze will an hour and shown continuously —The Infant daughter, Dixie rietta Ruhlman Reese Hancock; I ! uniR after spending ON THE graduate wtlh honors ln Sociol- all day. -„ \ Lee, of Mr. and Mrs. Francis OBITUARIES three daughters, Mrs.'Lincoln De- , Minml Beach, Fla, . r ogy, She has been elected to tlje xnigherty, M Diaz street, was rick, Colonla; Mrs. Hugo Sneedse, On alspUiy,,&t the bazaar will b«i ;li", Brnz. Jr., and son, SCREEN Bates chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, dedicated Sunday at Iselln As- Sewaren; Mrs. David Davis, Rah- coral, sea feathers, starfish, and ill Westfleld. were Me- IRVING FOX Stem); a daughter, June; a son, and received an award from the sembly of God Church by Rev, way, and eight grandchildren. American Association of Univer- other samples of marine life on s of* Mr. and Mrs. WOODBRIDpE — funeral sei- Craig; his mother, Mrs. Annie Fox, "THE VINTAGE" Robert K. 8teward, pastor. Funeral services will be held to- sity Women for scholarship, lead- loan from M,rs. Dorothy ;: Billing. 24 Wright vlces for Irving tFox, 138 Grove Perth Amboy; a brother, Murray morrow at 2 P. M. at Thomas P. In Cinemascope and color, this ership, and general campus-stand- of the Brook Publl< Poetic License Avenue, were held Tuesday at the B., Tom's River. lush count Bound Hl^glraSenHlgglna' Sens Funerali HomeHome7ill, 1116 lald ln 'y ing. Library. V •ii I Mrs. Michael Oul- An editor received from a lady Qceiner Funeral Home, 44 Green Street, with Rabbi Samuel New- ANTHONY E. LELLA slde of Friday. June- 21 find Sunday Dow Avenue, entertained a little poem entitled "I wonder Bryant Street, Rahway. Burial southern France, concerns Miss Brichze graduated from bcruer of" Congregation Adath Is- COLONIA — Anthony D. Leila, two b10thers from Ita Woodbrldge High School In 1853.! June 23. the Bazaar will.be opei ;' Memorial Day at their if You MIM Me?" will be in Cloverleaf Park Ceme- M"™ 'y- rael 'officiating. Burial was In 512 Chair O'Hills Road, died tery. played by Me! Ferrer and John .• —_— from 2 to 8 p.m.; Saturday. Jun< After reading It th*1 editor re- pla C.HM.S wore Mr. and Mr*. Adath Israel Cemetery. Pall bear- yesterday at his home at the age Kerr, one of whom Is wanted for story ends* on a happy note. 22, the houre will be from 11km •:: i! :in and Mrs. Oulgan's turned the poem to^he lady with ers were Rubin Stern, Carl Fox, of 46. He WHS employrd as clerk MRS. HELEN "PARIS (murder. They stop off at a pic- Miss Loren, the Italian actress, to 8 p.m All profits from th the following note: Mrs Olga Petrowskl. Murray Hundert, Albert Lashow, by the Rahway Floor Covering HOPELAWN — Funeral services.turesqueifarm and (ret temporary who has proven her acting ability bazaar will go to the County' "Dear Madame, \i he does, he Strasser .,and Abraham Fuchs and Murray Fox. Company, lor Mrs. Helen Paris, 40 Loretta Jobs picking grapes. ln other films, does as well as cerebral Palsy Treatment Cente-SJ " ph. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. ought never to be trusted with It is the time of the "vintage," Mr. Fox died Sunday at the New 'He is survived by his mother, Street,* were held ^Saturday ln St. she can with the simple story she' perth Amboy. firearms again." Hillings, Jr.. and son, York Infirmary New York City. Mrs. Rosa Leila, nnd five brothers, Stephen's Churah, Perth Amboy, when the grapes are ready for has here. To say she Is beautiful, III. Charles Benz, Paul, He was 37 years old. A co-owner Joseph, Armeb. and Donald, Co- where a Solemn Requiem Mass,wtne-making, and everyone Is with curves ln all (he right places, "Kings Oo r'orth" ii Koseann Qulgan, all of So Infatuated of the Stern Dry Cleaning Com- lonla; CarCNew York City; Wil- was celebrated by Rev. Joseph terribly busy, can't sleep, can't is also unneccessary. Alan Ladd filmed ln Europe In September i Wlfey — I Was a fool when I pany, Perth Amboy, he was a past liam, Linden. Banach. eat and have all sorts of unusual looks alternately sullen and small, will have Trank Sinatra and Ton; ;:rl;iv evening guests of i married you. commander of the Jewish War Funeral services will be held Rev, Francis Klimkiewlcz served compulsions and yearnings. boyish as the archeologist, while CurtiR in the principal roles. Sin* .^ ' Mrs Curtis Campbell,! Hubby — Yes, but I was so in- Veterans and a member of Con- Monday, 9 A.M., from his late res- as deacon, with Rev. Stanley Milos The brothers, of course, prompt- Clifton Webb is on hand as the atra, by the way, is trying to. talk • -I idence and a 9:30 Requiem Mass as sub-deacon. The eulogy was ly fall in love. The older (Ferrer i millionaire art-collecting intrigu- Orson Welles Into making a pic*' .street, were Mr. and: fatuated with you that I didn't i sre&mtion Adath Israel. He is slir- wl willis. New York City;' even notice it. vlved by his widow, Florence (nee will be held'at St. Ceolia's Church, delivered Iby Rev. Zenon Lesniow- 'h the younger sister (Piper An er. ture with him. Iselln. Burial will be in St. Ger- ski. Burial was ln the church eell) 'n the famlly and the y° trude's Cem5tery. cemetery. er brothebth r (Joh(Jh n KerrK) with.the Friends ma? call at his home, The pall bearers wete Louis older sister (Michele Morgan), beginning tomorrow, 2 P. M. Wageman, Louis Etley, Stanley who Is already married. Sup, Joseph Rodzinka, Joseph While it is Inevitable that the Get a FREE GIFT CI;C,MFNCE MOZDZIERZ Cleluk and Walter Wujctcltl. long arm of the law finally catches FORDS — Funeral services for up with one of the brothers, much ado goes on before that haPP«ns' Clemence Maz&mm, 72 Pitman MRS JOAN STANLEY NESTA asthe older Avenue, were held Tuesdav at the ISELIN - Funeral services for ,Mi8S Morgen is for FATHER'S DAY! Flynn and Son Furleral Home. 23 Mrs. Joan Stanley Nesta, n6',sist«r wWie Miss Angeli is viva- Ford Avenue, 8;30 A, M., with Worth Street, were held fro, clous and attractive as the young Memorial IH»-4S>tHer stiff in Our Lady of Peace Church. 617 Broadway, Newark. She died and unconvincing. GIVE DAb A PLASTICRETE BitriiU was in St, Gertrude's Friday at St. Barnabas Hospital The scenery is very beautiful, the views of the big, ripe, luscious Cemetery. after a short illness. She was 26 j grapes are mouth-waterinK. and He is survived by his widow, yeaxi old. l"rural winemaking most interest- Mrs. Mary Mozdzierz; four dauuh- Mlfs. Nesta was born in Brook- PERMAGRILL Ing. Uers, Mrs. Eleanore Ft-aine, Mrs. lyn and lived in Belleville 15 years Eva Racz. Mrs. Agnes Garbalino, before moving to Iselln nln,e 'BOY ON A DOLPHIN." And Git This Mrs. Dorothy Dzirjak; five sons, months ago. She attended St. This film is the finest American For YOU, John, M/Sst. Adam, Joseph, Ed- attended St. Peter's Parochial picture ever to have been shot ln PROFESSIONAL ward and Leon. Bellevile, and was gradu- Greece and the Grecian scenery ated "from Belleville High School with the picturesque towns, is won- CHEPS HAT MRS. DORA DESOSSI in 1949. Prior to her marriage six derful, in splendid color. HOPELAWN—Funeral services years ago she was employed by THE The story tells of a simple NON-RUST and the Bride for Mrs. Dora-Sattilaro DeSossl, thft Mutual Life Insurance Com- peasant girl (Sophia Loren i on the 25 Lee Street, were held Tuesday island of Hydra, who makes Her MASONRY at 1:30 P. M. from Flynn and Son is survived by her husband, living diving for sponges. She OUTDOOR 42" APRON Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, Edward J. Nesta; two sons, Brian comes upon a fabulous statue in GRILL Young Modern Fords, and at the Church of Jesus E,,and Douglas P.; parent^, Mr', the depths of the water of the Christ. Burial was in the church _atj[d .Mrs. Bertram Stanley; two Aegean of a boy on * dolphin, 95 cemetery. sfefers, Miss Virginia and Miss Which is some 2,000 years old, $39 FREE! She is survived by a daughter, Patricia Stanley, Iselin. An English doctor, who stays In- ebriated most of the time, real- Complete Mrs. Catherine Franklin; three With purchases before June 16 Linen Trousseau Minister Nehru of India sons, Joseph. Andrew and Ste- lMS lts worth and from tnen otl| phen Sattilaro; sisters, Mrs. Isa- • that, to save the world the two of t^em plus Mlss Loren's Special Combination uud Free Gift! bella and Szatmary and Mrs. Vera from "extinction," all hydrogen fiance make strenuous efforts to Johnson. and atomic bomb tests sh6uld be sell the statue to tffe1 highest bid- der. WILIJAM II. HANCOCK IHM OUTDOOR UVIH6 at itame! 108 Pieces DON'T SCRATCH THAT, ITCH! An-American archeologist (Al-' COLONIA — William Henry IN JUST 15 MINUTES, an Ladd) is interested but lie make your '. lifetime Hancock, 71, retired building Your 40c back at nnv drug store doesn't have as much money as If not p|«Bsed. Easy-to-applv ITCH- own 8'x 10' masonry Complete With manager and former resident of .ME-NQT den dens itch In MINUTES; an international estate, who ap- Colonia for 25 years, died sudden- I kills germ on CONTACT. Fine for PERMAGRILL Specified Mono&ramming eczema, rlnqworm, Insect bites, foot parently makes a hobby of hijack- PATIO ly Sunday at his home, Snook Itch and other surface Itches. Guar- ing ancient Greek treasurers. How- Lane, Mobile Citv, Nokomts, Fla. anteed locally Bv RAYMOND JACK- ever, as you might suppose, things & SON, WoodbtWgc. both for only $68" He had resided in Florida since come to a pretty pass before the At A SAVING his retirement. four years ago : Permagrill ii the most practical, rugged outdoor after having served 10 years as r grill ever nude! Lifetime'patented 17-picce manager of the National Newark masonry grill assembles in 10 minutes without "cement. Leave out year-round — can't rust, rot of 25% OFF ai\d Essex Bank building. He also or burn out! 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irt h«mi» Ri-ii'rd-. •:•(! >i'i'-">'»n n i:. '"^.-mlHt in flOWCr BIW'TV ;>r,e fixpd up p 'Statement t'-.i those question.' H :i >:?nerr.! 'vay. Whin's i'ibT :!:. arid1 It's a plant - r.-'imlati ciemical pro- duced bv 3 fu:itiis i!roi*'n in a liquid culture from which the acid CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS GATHER: View from the park of The is extracted. Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Boston, ' There's a lot of res«arch tinder M;iss., where Christian Scientist from many points of the world. ffay at the Experiment Station, gathered for the Annual Meeting Monday. The domed edifice is testing Hibbereliie acid on gera- tin- Kxtcnslnn, dedicated In 1906. Its organ, which has 13,389 niums, hyderanpeas, strawberries, pipes, is one of the largest fliurcli organs In thr United States. tomatoes and others The adjoining building Is the Original Edifice, dedicated In 189S, OUR GUESTS: 8hown here are the members nf th* sixth-grade el iss of Ws Edna Nolan who toured the Ind<-prndrnt-!^a|irr ,)Un| with its own orfnn and chime tower. But It's so new that no recom-. this w«ek. The younfjtcrs watched the many processes Involved l.t thmrlntinr business i.iul then had this photograph taken („ ,lur mendations or suggestions can be stiff photjgrartKT made for its use. The Food and JOHN A. KI'tlLMAN DTUR Administration has hot j class of 1947. was Riven the trophy cleared it for use on edible plants. because he "faithfully supported" Righteousness, Justice Seen Here's what happens when a all university and alumni projects plant Is treated with gibberelli; since his commencement day. field: The stems get long at a The Woodbridge man is an ac- As Only Bases for Peace relatively rnnid rate, and leaves tive worker and president of the BOSTON .... Clifford A. Wood- Bremen-Nord and Mannheim, Ger- get slightly lighter than those of Alumni Intra-fraternity Council ard of Cambridge, Mass., retiring many; Halslngborg, Sweden; untreated plants fit Rutgers and was chairman of president of The Mother Church, GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Polnte Claire, Quebec, Canada; Larger doses may result in long, the 10th reunion of his class held the First Church of Christ thin stems and small leaves. over the weekend. He served in Scientist, in an address to more and Otakl, New Zealand. • Sometimes more .side shoots grow the Air Force for four years and than 5,000 members of the den- Hungarian .refugees and Kor- of Newark on treated than on untreated is a member of the Air Force Re- omination assembled here Mon- ean orhpans, as well as the needy plants; serves. He is a member of the day for its annual meeting, in Kentucky and Oklahoma flood Flower development has b?en American Legion. pointed out the importance of and tornado areas were among Announces the Opening of the hastened in some plants retarded Mr. Kuhlman, a member of the working for World peace bnsed those aided by the Relief Fund of in others. pahway school system, received not upon force but upon right- The Mother Church, 15 fu re- No effect has been rioted In the his Master's Degree from Rutgers eousness and justice. ported, and "an excellent In- rate of development of ripening In 1951. crease" was cited In sales of of fruit, Mr. Woodard said, in part, VIOND ORGAN STUDIO "Since Christian Scientists have Science and Health with Key When stems grew unusually Quick Transit Mrs. Maioney was telling her received countless # blessings to the Scriptures, the' Christian long the rate of root growth through the power'of prayer, we Science textbook, written by Its slowed down. It appears that the neighbor that she had just re- ceived a telegram stating that her have a special resonsibillty to Discoverer and Founder, Mary pray earnestly and persistently Baker Eddy. It was also reported OFPLAINFIELD soldier son had arrived safely in India (hat morning. for the peace of the World." there has been an increase In The neighbor was amazed by Emphasizing that "true pro- the circulation of The Christian the news. gress can be measured* only by Science Monitor, the denomina- '.'What!" she 'exclaimed. "Tfhat growth in spiritual understanding tion's international daily newspa-- Come in our store or fill out the seems impossible, Mrs. Maioney and by the demonstration of spir- per. The telegram must have traveled ituality," The Christian Science at a terrific speed." • Board of Directors commented on Attendants at the meeting aUo coupon and receive free a L P. 'Sure and faith it must have,' the phenomenal progress made by heard reports of the healings said the proud mother. "Would mankind in breaking the barriers through the power of prayer of you believe it, when I received the of limitation in all fields of alcoholism, drug addiction, injur- record of the Hammond Organ envelope the gum on it was still thought. This comment was part ies and many forms of Illness moist." of a special statement In which considered Incurable or pronounc- You can 8W an« Hauiiuunil, Obluiaabla in biuud ur dark WIXKU.

f one member o| the graduating class is New LOW price 'm voted "Most L^ply to Succeed." Who on the world's most actually does succeed? Every year, the 'popular movie maker! evidence mounts: The steady saver usu- ally travels furthest. Let Commencement BROWNIE mark the beginning of a regular savings CAMERA program for you - at our bank. You will Here's the camera that makes movies simple as-tnapihott - always be glad that you did! a4 a lower-lhan-ev«r price »Hiw»w rib anydMor. With f/2.7 Lens — Reg. 29.95 COUPON Current Interest Rate FATHER'S DAY 1 |n interred in the H«mn»n4. Plewe *eud me f $3g-96 ne frw a bug playing record of the Hammond Org SPECIAL! Ocl>ord D9^ D Other Brownie Models Available NUM. FISHKIN BROS., Inc. 2H5. MADISON AVE., PERTH AMROV HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO OF PLAINFIELO Majentlc Theatre and Smith Street) , ,• • ' OIVWOM OP THI OWFUTM HANO CO. OF NIWARK

riie VA-8-0048 Uptn Fit TTfl 9 r. M, 627 PARK AVINU5, PLAlNFIELD Open Monday to Friday: 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. * . Saturday 9.30 A,M, to 5:30 P.M. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Photo Supplies e Sportlnr Oooda • Record* e f hone: PLalnfleld 7-3B00 < iS'I " ",>!.,'.r.»vpv i .,,1:-, THTOSDAY, TONE 8, PAGE sivtm Ih- Snntls h \),isi( "Pupils Miirics l.lirci! months In advance. at the N,TVKI Mr Station. Willow Prrojvr, In I in- C'.iss C f'V( lit, t^lP Portl* Grove, Pa., on Ju:y."23, n:>.;l f:ei5 >' 11.11 (i.., 1 • |i ,1 A 1 •! titi OIIPU'.I ."mo i\\n\ h<* riMi brc.ik ! ivr Awards WOODBRIDOE - Paul N. I3e ('niri'sliinls wniv on hind from Worid'* rc.'orri ln'Cliss L' Santi. t s was name•d« •••••1*111manage1 r of C;\h.\, o.ntirin mul distant pnris John gr.tduatad fr'om IIIID'T of music the Federal Houston UnHs muni- ul !lif United Slsti'5. brldKc H.Kh S:Hool ij.a y:vir. HP area ci^lly-owned, to nil U* v_,, ::y I'm jnnili-t'mi. bnih f.it'.-fr and rntpn-d the acronauti al jollcRe > 71S8 from many left by the rrslRnatlon of Vln-ein sen .-.iriV JHOO.OJO insurunco ea;'h last fall on n four->«:ir ;our,e who re-. W. McDonnell. wJio is now super- , ' 1 I' *l I II siuoyli.3 ali ci lift. d*.\i!-'.n. Hi* suvPil visor ol sund vy, June 2, maintenance fo; could he iliin.rr H:.S if on* w»» his money froip a ns« P>I 11 i" u' • n'iitcr, N"W«rk, Board of Education. tn to"i nk ,oo-". B«;h arc in m'ms he covert-^ [or thrpe y<'.irs la help • ,uvnrd presents-| Mr. De Santis will be Dald ft 1 of Lin; Penh Ain,Luy Modi.*! Air- hi* collfisliite educ'avinn. , r,rlffith Music salary ol $315 a month "for the pl.ine ch.b. Tin' younger Kukon in Its 1967 duration of thf proleet • His dud is Jjead ihef nt the WiVS si crotftvy for three Jpflis Soldier'!; home, Menb P»ik. whrie H. KesBler, 1 11,.,,,-y nml \ •-t'-pi>•' Hit n! for our yciir ho ha1* ti.pn HIP pn^t 24 .yi-ars. Kessler In- ; The I'klci Kukon s pn";cntly viw- Mrs. Kukon says .shr Is "Just the vert; a prln- 1 ,hilm Penning, Shorecrest Elects pj .sident of ill,' rlu'o which h;va mother." and lets dM and son b'.l mi mbetvv • ' stick to the airplanes. ' ;ls fi'alurcd In ft Mrs. Parker O. 21 Trophies In Veur Father Kukon ls content to be Slate ot Officers I.-,ist vcir. yemns KukiJli ro'U'ct- 'lie. heliiT A.mc hU sjn Aots cd 24 trophies in kval •n.ii|vM- the bul!d'ni< ."nd flylns. I'nis 13 urea who re- COLONIA — Joel Dlugasch was tliin Ily Is loo through a tyalj of Miss Pace's "I had to give'them away then," 100? on hotels, catering, entertain- Karl reclared. day was over, father and son testants, who must submit their ment and transportation while home, knockrntf'her out of bed. abroad. At one time, the Avehel lad Discusses Revenge said he had 32 species of turtles. Mr. Dulles recently conceded to The man who pokes fun at a Some of them had laid eggs which tans for Year United States publications the woman trying to drive through a had hatched. right to send non-American cor- 10-foot garage door usually sobers "I finally had so many turtles," respondents into Red China for up' when he tries to thread a Karl told me. "that lhad to take 1 PARK TERRACE—The them to our place on Island Beach ;•• Mi-twood Chapter of news coverage. needle. American ORT met Get in the fine-oar swim |t !:n I tome of the presl- '•vinour'Derechln. 28 •HI-, and discussed ll.•• enming year. Mrs. Ir- isr# lit the low Ford price! piuKi'am chairman, '.•iirlety show and A Life" nteht are on 'yohaflhappens fci 1 Kruvitz, chairman, when the ^ and means report. inojccts were dli- "BREADWINNER A ch, bulletin chalr- (I on progress made In is stricken in- ORT bulletin. i )unt' 18 was set for with

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I swept-back front suspension that There't no need to pay a "fancy price" to enjoy fine-tar Ktually "rolls with the punch" of every luxury- Ford U lowest priced* of the low-price three, yet (pad bump, ' 1 offer* value* you'd expect only In cars costing far more ! Ford's rear springs ouromatlcoBy ad- just to give fhe right ride for every To start with, you can eaiily pay twice extra kindly, too—with spring assists to road". And Ford Keeps things quiet, with the money, and not find lines that can help them open and close tlie doors- the must sound insulation in its field. with the most leg loom in Ford's field] ^pkl a candle to Ford's for Woess, F fa* an «r* multiple sclerosis loveliness, or just plain good taste. Fiat on en MMrii-oeid that's Mttt iffy Mlti Si's Fwdf ewtW^t tVel By ikow. ht stall I* tt* feltfc !W» «Aw perl rw Ford has A? oi>Jy frame in its field to Multiple Sclerosis is a paralysing and wasting dw-w* M *• *•! IVUMM 4 taTi ejaejUtyl tord delivers its famous V-8 powor make use of rugged tubular steel beams. smooth as! a whisper. That's because o( the central nervous »y»tein. It ii.tlw nations number And, ou the way in, note tl«t Ford No, oar at the price offers so many roof- ' o»dy Ford takes thp puins to electroii- we cripplcr of young adulu. U strike* pr.marjly thus* offers door checks thut hoW doun open strengtheuing beams.' Expensivts caiii with a t0 rt icafly balance each ei>gine while run- in th» prime oflifF ^) ^ »"»r - Jn eirh«* of two posiUons-for easy en- aren't built of tiijckei body steel or with nfog under UM own power. Not even the Family lift ^ to*ma are comPletelVtulned Grcat trance or «xit A littfe thing. But, in a sounder engineering skill. Then, of 1 makers of the most expensive automo* course, fat Ford you can have all the personal loss results. fine car, wby not? Then, inside, notico, hileg gp thin fat to Wing you super-. power aiato arid other eonvenfciuM There it no known cause or cure for MS, Money-IJ comfortable those plush, foAm- spati are. They'll stay that way. ijnaotn perforanance. foujtd in fine oar». And tliey coil far leas l needd for basic research and patieM *&- in ford.* Yes sir! I» every feature, everjj And 9 im fl f tf' *& Ford rid« flne-car smooth and qu|t)t, to»u«l ov« non-sag ipringi bo. You c#n thank the new "Inner , part, Foid is the fine CM at half tk« IAGIC ' fiiw-oar price. tjom« in and s««l Your r,ear-seat passengers are treated ford" for ihat. Ford, for jastano?,A}]iM UNERS asked ot mtfil your mm. $t; tfo fatlmailv- O«t in on t^a fun and ««vtng« now WlAtfv«r FORD '00BBRIB6E PUUIC Sf RVKI f UCTRK ANt 9«l fOMPAHV INDEPENDENT PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, JUNE f>, MiJ

politics, has not yet found j So saying, I leave now for He admitted Slid films but Massachusetts to see my i , Pastor Announces time to assert vigorously— town objected. i _ salautatorian of her Herald all otho, even in the face of the reali- n ece ()i Confirmation Rite class — graduate from Wa- trei had approxin,;i•,,. ties of our school necessities schedule, most of ,•, chusetts Regional High —the urgency of prompt re- the last showing (,| WOODBRIDOE - Rrv. Leslie School. film after mlriniuiu Egry .«"lr<-trd the text. "Roachlnc valuation o> our real estate. He continued in Out With Your Faith." at Con- If such a step would do noth- Drive-In Theatre since he became pi-,, „ firmation services Sunday 10 A.M. company in ](HI h: ing more, it would alte; (Continued from Page One) "done anything in n,. Jottings: :n the Hungarian Reformed the 'fatfO" between debt and ictsm brought about the language." the theatrical bush,,. Miiliiul .1 Oyrtvay III, 64 Sec- Church. "I term it malicious, llbelous, best Interest of the ,„ worth which would make ond .S.i:''i. %. !I'UJ!1O!». »lis Confirmants Richard Andersh, | 11-advised and boarding on hys- We had to learn hi,, among in<' si munbers of the Mary Ellen Brarens. Robert Kel- likely and mpre economical teria" he continued. j'A gross in- public velatlons. w. i. Kutgu'S Un.vciMty Reserve Of- ler. Peter Kun. Carol Dobon, Er- the financing necessities wr iustice has been done to the thea- io get along with nut ficers Ti"..hunt. Cor JS to receive nest Kara, Brenda Kurte and tre and the drive-in industry as Mr. Reade went on face. I cannot understand g&ld burs. snriifyinK his comirtis- Kurtz were presented with certi- n whole." jest to cotnpromlsc ,(I to try to do thf be,': «ion li.utenant in the ficates by Rev. Egry. and white pince this enormous schoo! He further called it '"distortion Army H. *.• :;'" Chants Siover. Bibles distributed in honor or Assemblymnn Duvwi Warwrk Riud, requirement is on thf U its worst . .« witch . . old wives "ilnr.n. was elert- Ernest Kara by Mr. and Mrs. talcs ... and sheer and utter :ofl, who was prrwiii ed prnsiderr •>:" ::••.? C!a-vi •( 1960 Board's shoulders and cor nee, said that ns a „„' Prank Baka. nonsense." at Pin'iiv Sc!r •;. Elizabeth science, why it is unwillin Assembly, he IIRR I,, , YouriKM rs :r t c Township have An announcement was made Mr. Green declared objection- n the problem as ;, T-onry for Leu- that the Women's Guild Is spon- to demand correction of t! able conduct at a drlvc-in Is the natter." He urnni The sum of soring a rummage sale, June $1 are exception rather than the instead of resorting i,, Md weaknesses which are er b;. fsiir Sevtarefi i 22 In the Parish Hall on rule, and the patrons, young and "Apparently this h,, cliildrrri Lu;as. EUen School Street, with Mrs. Frank dangering tie educational M, are "fine, decent people, your s a problem of tin in Bloor.: J C!" Tnisi*k, Francis Kretsel as general Chairman. development of our young- friends and your families." >lyman continuect, ,, Kish. ?thn ail ,-hile $2.55 Hits at Investigation •ard Is not Inimrmu, wa-s cil'."c',d r"U5«-tn-house by sters. He further charged the ordi- ylth good polioo IK] five \Vfn-;arPi7s »hildrfn, Davjr' Circus Business nance is backed by "a handful of solved." and I:?. G-MfirD. twins. 28 Martin (Continued from Pane One> rouble makers" and he declared Committeeman f.i What kind of cozy game is Terra ". Hrcvsrd Mel'trich. 587 :hael Karnas, whose job it was le objected strenuously" to sur- hen quentionert M. Ellis Pls.-e": Fv?!yn Quint. 30 Mar- to help Mr. Atlas doff his red being played at the expense •eptittous snooping by plaln- H number of ini^n tin Trrrpc". and Robert Kaufman. jlothesmen night after night" and was told there wfi. • cape, had a fine blj of business of our kids, and what are 560 Barnn Av i':e. . . Miss Mar- almost strangling the strong man he "early morning search for re- slons of 10 miimi. jnrv S. 1. :kip. 78 Albert Street, trying to get the knot untied. At- the stakes? The State De- 'oltlng evidence", refreshments. On f Woodbrid1,"1. was chairman of two tlonlng Mr. Rr*dr ••,.;. las then hefted Iron bars, lifted partment of Local Govern- Counsel declared farther the events riming Senior Week, this confectionery wu\ ,, 500 pounds in his right hand, ALL SF,T FOR A HIDF: Karl Toft, Avencl, is sho.vn with two of the squirrels he raljxd from baby- passage of the ordinance will "ul- week at Douglass College. She was' ment says its edict still Important flnancini ;. t.000 pounds In hts left, and strode hood perched on top.of his soap-box car, all ready to tour the neighborhood. The boy has raised Mmately mean the end of the in charge of a senior-parents sup- Finally, the from the stage. The four clowns all kinds of animals, birds and reptiles, from * crow to salamanders. stands that our school dis- Woodbridge Drive-In Theatre." He per and of a luncheon at which the public hem in< (Michael, Robert Hauselt, Mark trict cannot make applica- urged a meetlnlMor compromise seniors received copies of the stu- He said he felt they were proceed- 10 minutes and tin Wargo and Allen Sanders) then of lifiht under 'a curtain made squirted oni in his face. Then dent yearbook. "Quair." . . . ers, Anne Herron and Brepda An- tion for additional school- ing In the riRht direction with the the chambers and ,>., roared rn tossing the weights with famous by Emmett Kelly. Ma- derson. both clowns race out through the nance. ease all over the place. Thunder- financing until wr Committee last year "until some IVcicsr Mrs: thilda, the beautiful, dancing In years past the male vocalist auditorium, and another circus "1 am. of course ous applause, . start a full-blown program insidious pressure was brought to Amonn those who 'received cer- white horse has appeared in rfc number has been Davy Crockett has come and gone. bear." said, "that I nm cent Madinon Square circuses. through the courts . tificates last night from the New 'Wild Animals' Sing or Robin Hood, and this year he After the Father's Night pro- of revaluation. The Board of A man who did not indentlfy The number was originally plan- to the company mil i Brunswick evening college of Rut- Miss Anita Wasllek and Her brought down the house: Elvis duction one father was heard say- Education is aware of this himself but said he handled the gers were William H. Trautman, Wild Animal Act.came on with ned by the French artist, Vertes. Presley! Complete with side- ing, almost with awe, "If some- ers. I thank you fm \ ultimatum, ,and so is the foodmobile" nt the theatre said 13 Grove Avenue Woodbridge, cer- Norbert Lojewski as leopard, Wil- Sewaren's Mathilda was danced burns, guitar, and a dropprag- body gave men 42 little kids and ie walked up and down the aisles tificate in Business Admlnstration; Itom Frelteh as lion, and William by Darlene Westbrook and Karen on-one-Rnee delivery, Keith Daub told me I had to put on an hour's Town Committee. It may be lightly selling .refreshment* and Alfred J. Hoehle, Jr., 21 Cabot Taggert as tfger. The animals WellU who did a fine tap-routine played Elvis to perfection. He snow that would really be good, I that somebody is counting 'las "never seen anything wrong." -FORDS Place Iselin. Industrial Manage- sang songs, rode tricycles and to "Ain't She Sweet?" with the strummed and sang "Love Me I couldn't do it. I'd almost rather / ci, ni Most of the patrons, he said, are ment: L?on Kamlenski, 42 McKin- onQ roared steadily. rear legs ol the horse (Karen) Tender," but the young audience go back in the Army! we can't'upon some fancy shenani- tuples' with small children, who 'PLAYHOUSE ley Avenue, Iselin, Industrial Man- hardly missing a beat with what stamped and roared so loud that Two acts which Mrs. Taylor, even make one six-year-old eat gans at the last moment to cannot afford a baby-sitter. The agement. . , Cadet Robert O. Ben- the front legs were doing (Dar-' little was heard. SUNDAY TIIRI n son, son of Mr. and Mrs. William an authority on general circus with a fork, much less tap dunce, evade the. State's command ;hildren go to sleep in the back of lene). Amy Mack was the horse's All circuses must have a full JUNE !l • 11 L. Benson, 190 Edgar Street, Wood- lore by this time, modeled on sing, and entertain several hun- the car when they get tired, he quota of cowboys, and this one but if I'know the gentlemen bridge hm been awarded the Ma- the Barnum, Bailey bigtime shows trainer. dred people!" said. were Bozo the Clown and Mathil- One, pf the costuming triumphs did. They rode their broomstick upon Whom they will be Cowmitteeman R. Richard "12 ANGRY MEN" jor General Anthony Wayne Medal With Henry I ',,,,• . , j at a ceremony at Valley Forge da, the White Horse, Bozo, played of the circus is always the pink horsey in, jumped them over Krauss asked if people with babies in Swmtness and Light tried, I would guess this ex- Lee ('. Ciihi, Military Academy, Wayne, Pa. The by Joseph Penic, went through elephant act. Trunks swinging, fences, and concluded with Roy or small children stay after 12:30 medal is presented to. the cadet th.e pantomlne of sweeping a spot each tail held by the trunk of Roger* Jump Through the Burn- (Continued from Page One) pedient will merely be a and the man replied they did. "DUEL AT APACIII ing Hoop! Walter Patskanick, With Anna Marl. \lh,rthn who has Httained the highest in- the elephant behind It, they lum- the basis of true valuation waste of time. 'That's all I wanted to know" Robert Petersen, Dennis Liberty, Ben CIIIIIHT dividual academic rating a son to Mr. and Mrs. .James Jen- bered abound and did tricks. Bar- • * * Mr. Krauss said. in his Warren Nelson and Russell Salko- If this is so, why don't we es- class. sen, 118 Koycn Street; a daughter bara Wilson was their trainer and David F. Gerity, who said he WEDNESDAV. JIM to Mr. and Mrs. Qaetano Parente, the elephants were Thomas Ur- wltz_were the Wild West boys. tablish true valuation — as I am taking the State's has lived in Woodbrtdge "some 50 Clowns—With Pie""" """ It Was This Big: 25 Poplar Street; a daughter to ban, Kenneth Kovacs. Thomas one day we will be forced to word, which we have in writ- years" declared he did not think HUNGARIAN SHOWl Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gyorfy, 11 ire- Gerek, Gary Dolan. Michael Mit- Traditional end to. the kinder- the "Drive-In Theatre is Rood for From % P. M. (,,1,11,11 It takes a Fords fisherman to land Avenue do? ing. I shall argue on the Woodbridge. It caters to people catch a Sewaren fish. Al Stem, From Keasbey, zak, John Baloga, Dennis Coyle garten circus, and one the pre- THURS. Till!( Mr. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles and William Nevell. schoolers anticipate the most-, is • * * basis of it until it is changed from out of town and you are here JUNE 1M.-, Cliff Road, reports that the first to carry out the will of the people wcakflsh to be caught in 20 years Stevens, 13 Cipw's Mill Road I The balloon dancers (Barbara when one clown (Mickey Karnas) The Board of Edupation, —and George Skillman, Di- From Hopelawn, a son to Mr. and, Wilson, Christine Gortvay. Pa- of Woodbridge." , . "KRONOS" in the waters of the Arthur Kill chases his brother clown (Mark distressingly entangled rector .of the Department re- Mrs. J«hn Kawash, James; tricia Pierce, Arlene He charged the theatre had al- With Jeff M(.rn,«. near Sewaren was landed Suhday Street. Wargo all over the stage to throw by 15-yeor-old Michael A. Bastoni, followed by two tight-rope walk- terated a few weeks ago to ready "confiscated one of y Barbara Limn:,, Jr., Wolf! Avetlue, Fords. It us that it hasn't been Township's streets." He stated he "I.IZ/II did not, feel the Township should weighed one and one-half pounds changed y,et and that he an- With Eleanor I'.UIMT, and was caught at the foot of Fe»- worry about the legality of the Richard f!<»mi< Ty Street, near where the old dock ticipates it will not be, ordinance for "as long as It was used to be. Due to fiie polluted MILLER PONTIAC CADILLAC drawn up by the Township's coun- Saturday Matinn 'cfinriition of the Arthur Kill in sel it is enough for us." Extra C.III..I,,,-. recent years, feed fish such as this We must make our plans, Walter Reade, Jr., president of RAHWAY the Walter.Reade Theatres, traced have practicilly vanished, accord- .herefore, on a condition ing to Al find he sees Michael's the history of the theatre and ISII.IN Nil which the, State so clearly catch as a very hopeful sign. Blue said It caters to 15,000 people a ISELIN I.l-K-MM claw crabs returned to Smith's has established. When you week, 22 per cent of whom are Creek last summer for the first children. He related that 35 pe^- AIR (OM)lII(IMl) time in years, also. . . Maybe the learn how vast is our school- are employed there with an annual old time scene of folks out on row house shortage, you may get payroll of $60,000. The theatre NOW THRl ,-UlKiml boats on week-ends contendedly APPRECIA SALE! pays a real estate tax of $5,431 a Heirry Fonda - 1.0 1 ("H| the clear picture of how very fishing may come back again. . year, he said. OF MILLER and aiARANTEED mportant it is that we leave Admits Traffic Problem Via Telephone: nothing undone to relieve it He admitted that traffic problem "12 ANGRY II Thomas Desmond, Assistant I sincfrely hope, therefore exists but efforts to secure "off- Superintendent of Schools, caUed duty police officers and place them pin-* me the other day and asked me LATE MODEI CADILLACS! that wide interest will be on our payroll" had failed here Randolph ><<>H m to put a piece in this column. shown in the report meeting and I don't know why. We have Seems that' a number of the new received such help from, other on Wednesday — and tha' 1 teachers —especially the married communities." "THE TALI 1" ones— are interested in getting pressure will then be exerted Mr. Reade denied charges that apartments starting in September. to assure immediate compli the theatre flaunts films on the 4 YOU, TOO, WILL BE MIGHTY PROUD TO OWN GIANT KII HI If you have an apartment avail- l/i banned list of the Legion of De- able or one that will be available ANY ONE OF THESE FINE CARS! ance with its significan' cency. MATI.M I by that time, Mr. Desmond will and necessitous recommen "We have not shown such films Saturil.n .il appreciate it if you will call him. j Our friends and new customers bought more new Cadillacs, new Pontiacs, and dations. as as the 'Moon is Blue', French j If apartmsnts cannot be secured Line' or 'Baby Doll'," he remarked. there'is a chance that we might j used cars in May than in any other previous month since we started in business. STARTS SIM)1 lose some of these desperately-1 To say thank you is not enough. So we offer at "Below Market Prices" the finest WEDNESDAY needed teachers. If you have | array of Prestige Cadillacs with low mileage that can be found anywhere. Take a BOOKS AS GIFTS FOR Richard BQOIH I • j-om to rent, it might be a good | look at this amazing selection. idea too, to register with Mr. DAD and the GRADUATE Desmond. Altl I T and ('HILDKK.VS HOOKS' 56 Cadillac Sedan de Ville, 55 Cadillac convertible • HIHI.KS • I)I( ilONAKIKS Last But Not Leasl: fully powered, Mt. Laurel, coupe, fuljy powered, t DIAUIKS • TKAVKL I.OCiS • VVHITINfi Ann Blytli Born ut Perth Amboy General rORTIOI.IOS • WKITINC I'APKK. NOTES Hospital . . . From Woodbridge, 2 tone. Solid Pacific coral color, A son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael 5 brand new white wall • AUTOCtUl'H, PHOTO, SCRAP AIJM'MS • ADDRKSS and Cl'KST HOOKS • AIJ. Almasi. 80 Albert Street; « son to 56 Cadillac Sedan de Ville, • tires. New top the color "THE Mr. find Mrs. Dante Natale, 670 SIZK ljr>U Ernest Horvath, 189 Avenel Street; 54 Cadillac Coupe, canary 54 Cadillac 4-door sedan, in | M a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry yellow, power steering, 5 light blue, .white wall Dancing Every Friday Nite Tta BACHELOR Part) Drost, 208 Remsen Avenue, a son brand new white wall tires, power steering and to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Muloney, THIS FRIDAY, JUNK 7 _ Cu-IIU tires. ,1" 53 Park Avunue . . . From Fords, power bralces. Randolph hnill ' ANDY WELLS in "SHOOT 01 I u START ¥OUR OWN And His Orchestra f'COOL WAVE" ALL ABOVE CARS CARRY NATIONAL BONDED ONE - YEAR GUARANTEE 8UN., M()> • " '" With AGAINST MECHANICAL FAILURE • AVAILABLE ONLY ut MILLER'S in RAHWAY NUKIniCok •«••'" "",' Gramerty Perk THIS SATURDAY, WASHJN WEAR JUNK 8 "CHINA GATE SUMMER SUIT?j ^ Co II" 40 OTHER MAKES AND MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM - ALL HACKED UP BY JOH Morrow .HarlMu""' litre are the f TV POLKA PARTY that giyeyuu tbt Featuring Irtuih on lummer'i MILLER'S GUARANTEE! COME* IN TODAY MD SAVE! - hut . . . sulu Dial keep yuu ouul, com torUblc and alw»y ED GRONET Nw HI-FI S»ui»»l "5 neat . . . reu»rdl«n of how bl|h thi And Hi* tamiiemture nous! MILLER PONTIAC-CADILLAC Corp. WATV Orchestra Oi«»ory This Sunday, June 9 -DESIGNING WOMAl" f) Phone FU 1 -2882 or FU 1 -0300 . Co 2-BANDS-2 Huoti Itoll - niflfsswp Corner St. George and Milton Avenues, Rahway, N. J. Andy Materni and His Orchestra Nut to Wuolworth » Frankte Gutowski and His Ortheutra 103 MAIN ISE-LIN Jtftepevfcent - COLONIA

'[ N i )E PEN DENT-LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 PAGE J)(horah League Hospital Guild Lions to Induct Seeks Members Hears Reports Officers June II The newly former! , i VM\W of Colonla held COI.ONIA - The Executive ISFLIN — The Lions Club o| I.;I recently at Howard Tinned of the Colonia Branch of held Its final meeting o{ ,.. Woodbrldge. Apprnxl- 'ho Perth Amboy Hospital Guild, the season at a dinner Mondtf ' l no women attended and met at the home of ftfrs. John nt Oreen Street rirehojue. * Bnsckay, Reports were'made by nf the free, non-sectarian Installation of the newly* ach of thn committee members offei^d by Deborah Sann- fleeted officers Will be held ni :ind officers as follows: Mrs. Mor- ;,ncl Hospital to all who n dinner at Colonia Country ClnfK timer Cowen; vlce*prealdenti Mrs. Kiin tuberculosis, operable June 14. | Edward Nadler; recording secre- n(i chncer cases and other Transportation was glv«n w ill' tary; Mrs. John Feldman; corrc- •in'st diseases. fnur blind perspns to a monthly. Francis Bernstein of the spnndlns secretary; Mrs. R. Srtael; treasurer; Mrs. C. Chrlstensen; club meeting In New Brunswick Ys speaker's bureau spoke The Statp Convention of Lion hospitals past history and hospitRllty; Mrs. Charles Parkes; bonks; Mrs. Rnsa Swartz; tours; Clubs will be held at Atlantic Clt; nriples upon which It was nnd delrg*tes Include Stanle: i iind operates to this day. Mrs. D. Pioarn; way and moans; Jiiml1 Czedo. Fred Walker and L« Wilon Sullivan, recently Mrs. John Bascksy;- volunteers chHlrman; Mrs. Peter Sidercls; Farley, Jr.. alternates are Wftllai • ¥ ,;ii-icd pnticnt of the sanator- Dangell, John Cwlekalo, and Johi .viio was the main'speaker of tirosram; Mrs. R. p. Farkas; ICRIS- Barby. ,.vfnine-, covered the many MISS ROSEMARY GALAIDA 'ature: Mrs. Edward NStfJtet; pub- Thr flag sale is still- on ,,r I'ivitiR and the great ca- icitv: Mrs. Paul Aolonczy; mem- COIXEGE GRADUATE: A anyone wishing a beautiful ftog •, of ku'liig cure each Indivl- ^rshlp; Mrs. Mark Gregrs. 4 Bachelor of Arts Decrer was re- Mrs. Basckay thanked all those 3 feet by Stfe«t may purchif* , ives at nf) cost. He n- ceived by Miss Rosemary Eliza- who hftped make the dessert-enrd nre from Iselin Lumber Co., H«r i\ ins joy in the fact that the beth Galaida, daughter of Mr. warty a success, Mrs. Sldereis an- old Kline's five and ten cen ••i out) was formed for It is and Mrs. Joseph Galaida, Jr., twunccd that more workers are 1 store, or I«lln Taxi Co, tiM-ontrh auxiliaries which 116 St. Gforire Avenue, Colonla, needed for the carts at the hos- The new ball park on Rallroai [:UK!S tint 'he services, of the from Falrlelnh Dickinson Uni- pital. Avenue wll lbe dedicated June 1 • : arc made available to the ; versity, yesterday. Miss Galaida Plans were made for the talent nt 1:30 P. M. arid will be majored In Psycholocy and re- sale at school 16 with Mrs. John AS CUB PACK RECEIVES CHARTER: School IX, Isolin, was the scone Friday niffht of the presentation nf a charter to Cub Pack Merrill Park. * been announced that by ceived her Associate In Arts Feldman as auctioneer. 1,18. Standing left to right, Ray Brown, Mrs. W. Srdlak, Mrs. <). Kberle, W. Doerr, J, Jenkins, (). Hbcrlc, Privy Hiilick, I,. A. Reeves, The monthly paper drive w of thr> meeting the chapter Dtfree, June, 1956. Miss Ga- J, Cody, S. Klcnner, M. Rothbaum. Seated: Mrs. W. Sprock, Mrs. VV. Applegate, Mrs. K. Krirke, Mrs. I!. Bonnart, Mrs Herman, Mrs, be held Sunday, at 1 P. M. Ple paid up members. New lalda was active in the Women'* W. Babiasz, Mrs. W. Docrr, Mrs. I. A. Reeves, Mrs. N. MarRlcico, Mrs. H, Roth. Missing from the picture is Irving Korlund, iave paper bundles at the curb. .s lire invited to Join. i Athletic Association, Psychnl- assistant i-ubnmster, 0|y Club, Ski Club, Student Squad Receives Union Fund and a varsity fen- Soap Box Derby \ liivnr to Speak cer on the Women's Fencing Flag as Gift Team which placed third In the Women's Intercollegiate Kenc- Set for Septembeij ISELIN,— After the Memorial To B'nai B'rith ing Championships, Offices held Day Parade in Iselin, Charles by MIM Galaida during her ISELIN i- A committee mwfr# Carew and members of Kelin |ci i r >NTA - Mayor H u K h four years at the University In- K of Cub Pack 148 was hekf First Aid Squal congregated 'at v will appear as guest cluded two years as Student Monday at the home of Mr. anil the drug store of 8aul Bresticker I r Monday at the instftlla- Council repersentative, Junior Mrs. Frederick Relght. HunJ In Woodbridge Oaks Shopping niil initiation of the newly Class secretary, vice president Street, whtw plans were com^ Center where the aquad was pre- :/i'd B'nai Brlth Women, and treasurer of Women's Ath- pleted for the annual picnic Juni sented with a beautiful taffeta chciptrr. in School 17, In- letic Association, secretary- 15 at Roosevelt Park, from nooij American parade flag. The flag Avrnue, treasurer of New Jersey Athlet- until 6 P. M. Bach boy mwt bi was received by Captain Carew on acompanted V at least one par i Block, national ic Federation of College Wo- behalf of the squad with the nt. There will be games and chairman and past men, 1955-1956, representative utmost gratitude from Mr. Bres- prizes for all and plenty of loodj • Mil nf District 3, will act as to National Conference of the 'Irker.-who ha* continuously aid- On July 18 the boys will 90 on % '; iiim officer, and Miss Idell Athletic Association from^Falr- ed the squad. He had previously bus trip to New York where thejr ' liiiz. committee program leifh Dickinson for 1955 and the given a donation of $50 to the will see the Dodger game at Eb«* • m;m will conduct the Inltla- Executive Board of the W. A. A. fund drive. bet's Field. • j .- irrnony. The picnic meeting will be thf •uilation of the charter by A large delegation of members SUMMER MEETINGS last of the season. Meetings will Nathan Juman, president of of the Ladies Auxiliary partici- I8ELIN — Mrs. William Dan- resume In September. The 3ep4 i • :i, will be made to Mrs. pated In the Isoltn parade. A Bell, chairman' of the cancer tember meeting will feature i .i:d Chakrln, Sinai Chapter banner designed and made by dressing class, sponsored by the Soap Box Derby. The boys will ,':i. A bannir will be pre- Mrs. 8prock was carried. Leading Women's Club of Iselin will meet work through the summer per.: >,: by Mrs. Charles FUusch. the Squad and Its auxlliwy was a every Wednesday at 9$ Iselin fecting their vehicles for the pro- : of the N01liap iJWi > r r 'Scotch WxnlMuBflfl ,lfajB|t JfrW - r JlWt Putil Hi. '' ? ° y OB Middle*, ject. Pack Hi sponsored by th» • v Council. W nHWH'' W' Iltlft"COW "xnciwr- •ex Avenue at 10:30 A. M. until arie. P, T. A. of School 15 will racft •ulur mcetlxiKK of the organt- five o'clock, during the,summer. with Pack 138 sponsored' by th« The Squad participated in the :. arc scheduled to be held Anyone wishing to join the class P. T. O. of School 18, Woodbrldge parade In the morn- inurtli Wednesday of each is welcome. Participants are ask- Attending the committee meet* ing. ed tn brlnfi their own lunch. in:; were James Clark, Herbert ; During the four-day week-end Newman, Roger Kenny, Myroft holiday the Squad answered eiuht Snydcr, Mrs. William Trenery, emergency calls, three of these Mr, and Mrs. Laurence Steinberg, interrupting the Memorial cere- Mrs. James O'Rourke. and Mrs.\ The Best Shoes monies. ' Frederick Relght. Refreshment} Young men between the ages of A VERY INTERESTING DEMONSTRATION: Above, members of the Colonia Volunteer Fire Company, Inman Avenue, are shown were served by the hostess. ; 16 and 20, may be enrolled in exhibiting the correct methods to fight fires to Cub Scout members who showed Jteen interest in the demonstration. a cadet squad. If interested apply Winston ChurcJiiU's prophecy in for Your 1907: "The problems of Africa are tomorrow at 477 Lincoln High- mmLs will be served way. The boys will receive a under the the problems of the world" is this joint Installation Lawrence course In first aid, be outfitted Mothers Association Plans supervision of Mrs. payoff In M. G. M.'s "Something of Value." ; with a uniform provided by the Set by Jewish Units Steinberg. squad and after completion of Party for Building Fund ISELIN — A joint Installation Simplex , training will assist the squad on of Sisterhood, and Congregation calls and prepare themselves for COLONIA — The Mothers As- volunteered to take the Brownie Beth Sholom will be held Satur-; j ictlve participation after reach- sociation of Colonia, Inc., met at course tn September. day at 8i45 P. M. at Jewish Com- \ ing their twenty-first birthdays. School 17, Inman Avenue, where New members welcomed were munity Center; Woodbridge. Irv-j Residents are reminded again members present heard a report Mrs.. Bernard McGulness, AUistair ing Judd and Mrs. Herbert Sells | exws that donations are still being of the Executive Board meeting Place, and Mrs. Frank Sanders, will be in charge of the ceremony. I received for the fund drive. Co- at the home of Mrs. Harry More- 56 Dewit Terrace, both of Video An amusing play, "A Day In operation Is necessary in this Park. Ladles' tteady-torWear," will be "Doctor's Prescriptions croft, Kimberley Avenue. vitally Important community ser- Murray Leibowitz, Perth An> A, game and card party wfll be presented. Dancing will conclude! Carefully Filled" vice. boy, architect for the Board of held June 15, from 8 P. M. to the evening's festivities. Refresh-! Education, was the guest speaker, 12 P.M. at School 17- Coffee day at the home of Mrs. Nicholas He stated that more money will and cake will be served and a Kosovan, Wendy Road, Dukes j Stork Shower Held be-needed before the proposed li- small donation will be collected Estates, at 8:30 P. M. Theodore FIRST WALKING SHOES 4 brary and recreation center could For Colonia Women at the door. Mrs. Hiram Perez and Ressler, .who IS In charge of the be started, and suggested at the Mrs. William Perez are co-chair* extension work of the Perth Am- COLONIA—Mrs. DeWlt Carter, School 17. Inman Avenue, for men, The net proceeds will eo boy Y.M.C.A., was the guest 39 Cameo Place, and Mrs. Philip the children of the entire com- ARE-SO-IMPORTANT into the buildirig fund. Mrs, Harry speaker. The purpose af the. meet- Wegrin, 58 Cameo Place, were munity. 1 Morecroft, association pnesldent, ing was to discuss the possibility honored at a neighborhood stork It was reported, that Frank announced the new chairmen of of starting a Y.M.C.A. in Colonia. You just don't worry when they're shower At the home of Mrs. Wukovets, member of the Board the special committees as follows: The next meeting of the Asso- Philip Lowiy, Co-hostesses were of Education and a trustee of Mrs. Laurence DeMaio, library ciation will be June 25 at 8 P. M. SIMPLEX Mrs, Robert Waidellcjc and Mrs. the Perth Amboy Y. M. C. A. committee; Mrs. Dairy el Russ, Due to the closing of school, the Walter Kania. could not attend the meeting as program committee, and Mrs. An- members will meet at the Colonia Guests werdMrs, Joueph Hauc- scheduled, drew Dolch, teen-age committee. Civic Improvement Club during Wes maker, Mrs. \ Eugene Huebnet, Mrs. Raymond Whippert. treas- the summer months. touue MII The executive board met Mon- Mrs. Sidney lAvenson, Mrs, Rob- urer, announced that tlie total net They'reFLEXIBLE.thoyfit ert Brenesal, Mrs. Leonard Cha- profit from the fifth anniversary Our Congratulations krln, Mrs. William Paradls, Mrs. dance was $337.67 which will go beautiful!/ qround lh« Lorraine Shaeffer, Mrs. Robert Into the building fund. heal and UNDER THE Schlenl, Mrs, Murray Schwarte, Mrs. Robert Duerling reported FREDRIC'S Mrs. Paul Oabrlele, Mrs. Joseph on the present standing of the ARCH with plenty of To The Dairy Industry Miller, and Mrs. Steve Peterson, Brownie and Girl Scouts sponsor: room for five little toes. allot Woodbrldge Knolls. ship, after which seven members Centennial Special! From We arc proud to set aside the month of June to salute 5.45 to 9.45 the Dairy Industry—an industry as old as time, as up-to-date as tomorrow. The members of the Dairy VALUABLE COUPON Industry nu constantly on the alert to establish and WIDTHS To Owners: $1 Tube ol Alberto "VO 5" maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and A TO ' Free Hair Driving and Conditioner purity in dairy products. Ik When you decide to use our selling service, your YOUl 9AIYS $1 Bottli' of Eileen Fredriu's MCOIO Of IACH home will be intelligently priced, descriptively Free Lotion Shampoo The milk, butter, cheesp and nniw ii KIPT other dairy foods you place before IN OUR nus advertised and persistently shown to prospects your family each day cannot be able to buy,.tod . .. SOLD! equalled for purity, richness and delicious, fresh flavor. 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I 150 Elm Avenue, Rahwuy 'M BA-7-9883 However, a recent newspaper article re- vrals that Barbara Smith, 23, who ap- WHAT WILL THEY C0ME OUT WITH? peared on a television show last October, who had a mate selected frolh the audience Alt THOtttHttBtt NSWWAFER by Univac, Is not to be married to John MEYNER TOPS FORBES The Leader-Journal _ (1934) Carran, 28, the mate selected by the ma- The WoodbrMr* Leader „_ (I«e9) Woodbrldfe Independent ..... _ (1919) chine, after all. FIRST TRIAL POLL Tbejtoelta Journal ... (1928) When the machine picked out John from Charict R. the 1,000 questionnaires, he and Barbara Editor and became fast friends. In fact, they were fin- fakHgM Brerj ttandiy % •W WwiMMn PiMUMai ccmmatf ally engaged to be married, Then people By KENNETH FINK, Director, awing the election to cit hi it Qnn RtTMt wo-i-nit '' w»t;j WMtbrMfe, N*w Irrtrj though that Univac must really have some- PRINCETON - The relative The task then of Pa, thing in the way of heart, as well as mind. .strrngth of the two guberna- daU la to bring- these v< Chartot E. Owforr. President torial candidate*. Robert B. have as yet, not made „„ j Lawtuwt P. Cuapton But now that the romance is apparently lh Meyner and Malcolm 8. Pprbei, minds Into hi* camp „,,„ Ttoe FTMtdent and Tteaiura. off, some of us can rest a little easier. It is * •'I thfl Is revealed In the flrat "Trial same time hold on tn ,,„.. Bf ctrrfef icBttrj, | emit p»f rtp) not that we wish any bad luck on John or Heat" election Just completed by already giving htm the ,„„, ••kicrtptkm Met hy milt, incinOnf po«Un, me par, p.M; IU moatlu, |1.J«; three SmtSi, Barbara, but hope the best for them. How- the New Jersey Poll among the 8lnce is began in m IS Mntt; italic coplti by mill. It centl. All j»;ibi« "•A ID fcdvines. ever, if Univac is to begin selecting mates, state's voters. New Jersey Poll has |,,,',h. a lot of Us might become a little uneasy. In this first test of strength two New Jersey KHI,,,',,„,„'' between the two gubernatorial elections, the. Drlscoii .'«",' "•"'In' the first place, such a system would. candidates, Democratic candi- Election In 1949, and n,,. 'M'""' do awjty with many preparations, immea- date Meyner leads his Republi- ner-Troast in 1953. jn ,:!,,',"" can rival Forbes by a margin of tion the New Jersey iyi surable speculation and untold maneuver- rectly indicated th? win,,,',' ' fng, fTlrtffig ind other coflrting hijinks. If- i%, with neither one at the TiW /or n Caucus present time able to muster a A comparison of the NY, I... Univac, or any other machine, could pick majority. sey Poll's first predictions >,'."," There is a distinct impression—how well- two previous election* j,,, ./ When New Jersey Poll staff founded remains to be seen—that the Town out the best-suited male from a number of day's resu^s inclirai.es t;,.,.' .?[ reporters personally asked a questionalres, it would be relatively simple first prediction docs mi ,,, Committee has only a half-hearted interest representative <*oas-sectlon of ; sarlly forecast the actiu ,. ,.' in accepting, and then maintaining, the for Ma and Pa to find out who their next the state's voters: ' For example, In July, i.M'.V'*"_ son or daughter-in-law should be. "This Na»ember, New Jersey position of the Planning Board in recom- Its first prediction of n;, [).,'" mending rejection of an application for an- However, Univac still cannot measure voter* wffl elect a governor. If coil-Wen? election, the N, ... i... | the election were held twUy, sel Poll showed Govinur n..'.' other large-scale housing development. the emotions *>f the heart or the impres- hew would you probibly vote coll leading former Con :il-.::m The Planning Board took its position on sions and the senses, and we think that is —for the Democratic candl- and State Senator Elm.- •,<;,' the basis, principally, that the commun- good. Who wants a machine-picked mate, d»te Memer or the Republi- by a margin of 3fi<; D',' anyhow? can candidate Forbes?" then went on to win in N,,,^ ity is so far behind with its school-building The vote: ber by a margin of 44; c ,r program, that the situation should not be STATEWIDE nor Drlscoll receivinn :>•; r , further aggravated by additional home Meyner ! «% the major party vote 1,1 4;? The American Story for the late Congi-cssnu:; - construction. The Board of Education has Forbe* « 5 There is a message for every American Undecided 12 State Senator Elmer w,, • been advised by its consultants that the whov loves his country in a new book telling Three Important factors should However, In its first \i.-.»,. next 10 years will see a doubling of ourof one man's efforts to preserve our coun- be kept in mind In Interpreting Troast prediction in \;,,', 1953, the New Jersey Pnll ,' present school population of 11,000. try's natural splendors. It is the story, cov- today's figures: Under the Capitol Dome 1. Today's results are a reflec- Troast leading Meyner in ,, .,. We think the Town Committee will get ering half a century, of the conservation tion of sentfment five months in narrow margin. The N-M .I,..* a clearer notion of the reasoning which activities of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., told ly J. Jmpfc firibblis advance of Election Day and Poll findings of AIIIMIM iv prompted the PJanning Board to decide as 'cannot In any sense be construed were as follows: TroaM. 17, in the new book, "A Contribution to the as'a forecast of what will hap- Meyner, 45%: Rynn. 5:! • Because members of the STATE TREASURER:—Aaron it did, if It will consult with the school Heritage of Every American." TRBNTOK - Virus disea**, pen next November. decided, 2.2%. now fashionable In New Jersey Princeton University Alumni K. Neeld, New Jersey State Governor Meyner wem -,;•, board and obtain a clear picture of the Perhaps many of us know of some of Mr. and elsewhere, will not bo stud- Treasurer and one of the great- 2. Today's results give every will gather on the campus over win with 53.6% of ihr .,„•, school necessities which competent experts ied by the State Department of est experts on all forms of taxa- Indication that this year's gu- Rockefeller's gifts to preserve such natural the next weekend, there will be 45.1% for Republican MMI,^ agree must be fulfilled within the next two Health this year because the tion in the United States, has bernatorial election should be a miracles as the giant redwoods of Cali- Joint Legislative Appropriations no visitors from any . specific reached the heights of success real horse race. The difference Paul Troast, to 1.3'-; fn; u years. The alternative is to cheat the chil- fornia and the towering Palisades of the Committee has slashed a pro- county of New Jersey, but many seldom achieved by a career between Meyntr and Forbes in pendent candidate GicKk, dren, a pastime we apparently have en- posed $68,000 Item designed to1 returning university grads will employe. today's survey is only 4%, I All Ryan. Hudson. Fewer may know that he came sampling surveys are subject to launch a campaign against the amble over to Morven to pay a Without all the degrees and Since 1922, New .Ir>,r : joyed for the last several years but which forward, quietly and often anonymously, at a margin of error, which In the germs. cajl upon the Governor during diplomas which encumber the had eleven governors—six i>a brings no credit to us. case of the New Jersey Poll has critical times to donate matching funds to Dr. Daniel Bergsma, State modern know-it-all professional ocraU and five Rep:i!)..., the festivities. averaged about three percentage Commissioner of Health, pro- expert, Neeld has conscientiously Here's how New Jcr.wv v The Board's consultants are scheduled make possible such scenic National Parks On June 22, delegates from points.) posed the creation of a bureau served the State Government have divided in the 1.1: ,•:•••,.. "to make their complete report on,needs Cwnden County will greet the as Shenandoah and Great Smoky. within the State Department of since ISIS, He began his career 3. The undecided vote at the gubernatorial elections Governor and his beautiful bru- next Wednesday night, a day after the But no one has known, until this book Health to fight the viruses which as a clerk In the Transfer In- present time is big enough to (Continued on Paw T*<•;•;.•> nette wife, and on June 29, Ber- attack most everyone. The State heritance Tax Bureau and even- scheduled decision by the Town Committee was recently published, the full story of gen County residents are invited Sanitary Code calls for the sur- tually became State Supervisor to the historic mansion to greet on the Planning Board's recommendation. how Mr. Rockefeller also put to work his veillance of communicable dis- of Inheritance Tax, Director of the happy couple, tour the We sincerely trust the Board will make eases by the department and the Division of Taxation and imagination and skill in landscape plan- downstairs section of Morven, this would Include virus disease. Acting Deputy State Treasurer. Competence Createt Confidence available to our municipal officials the con- and partake of non-alcoholic ning and road design on public projects he He is a past president of the tent of this report in advance so that it "Thus, without an effective punch. financed; how, when he saw majestic possi- virology program we are unable National Association of Tax Ad- can be considered carefully before final County days at Morven will nflnlstratott, -.•'•"•• bilities in threatened,, areas, ;he refused to to carry out the responsibilities start anew a'fter tire Fourth of judgment on additional home-building which we have prescribed for During his patient climb to be discouraged by opposing self-interest July weekend on July 13 when ourselves," Dr. Bergsma argues. the top, Neeld has retained all here is made. \ delegations from Passalc County j-oups; and how he often stepped in to pro- Most of the so-called wonder his friends. As a result, at his pay the Governor a visit. The Both the Board and the Town Commit- drugs do not work against recent swearing-in ceremonies, vide funds for the development of such schedule for the balance of the viruses, only* against bacteria. the Governor's reception room tee evidently have a built-in Aversion to new ideas as nature museums in our great summer follows: Because such drug* have con- was not large enough to hold the Union County, July 20; At- joint consultation on commuh^jr,problems parks. quered the ordinary germs, a crowds. Looking over the well- lantic, Cape May and Cum- in which both are involved. Thjs is an un- sort of imbalance in nature has wishers Jammed into the large More than the millions Mr. Rockefeller berland Counties, July 27; Sa- been created and up oome the room, Governor Meyner echoed fortunate relationship, to say the least, and lem, Gloucester and Burlington has spent—from the gift to the nation of viruses to attack mankind. the fine feeling of everyone pres- we hope that if only for this one time they Counties, August 3; Monmouth The |jrope^ type of Insurance protection 18 not necess.ir: the mountain-rimmed Jackson Hole Valley Virus diseases are listed as ent when he said: plishetl by acceptlntj some sort of u [>ollcy which you m.r. ••••- both will sit down and face reality together. .and Ocean Counties, August 10, in Wyoming to the unprecedented restora- polio, measles, psittacosis, or and Sussex, Hunterdon, Morris "I believe that this outpouring pressured" Into on the basis that It Is "cheaper." tl nmy iif 1 :••• but yet NOT A BSTTER BUY. A local Insurance agency, MUT. It seems a clear duty on both their parts parrot fever, rabies, encephalo- and Somerset Counties on Au- of people from the State service tion of a whole city at Williamsburg, Vir- having the best Interests of our community al heart, Is MI J myelitis, Infectious hepatitis, in- and various parts of the State i£ to find out where and how we intend to gust 17. to place your lnturunce so as to give you the best uiul sal. • :• ginia—we should prize his example of alert, fluenza, leptosplrosis, mumps, an indication of the poplarity of educate the children we have without add- Rocky Mountain spotted fever, for your insurance Investment, intelligent interest in preserving our com- WATER: — Because .jnost of the appointment of Aaron Neeld. typhus and yellow fever. Control ing to their number and thus enlarging New Jersey's water supply flows I don't know of anyone more mon heritage. of such virus diseases is depend- Friendly Service—As Near Ai Your Phone quietly to the sea without being qualified. our dire predicament to even more appall- ent upon their prompt identifi- None of us will probably ever be able to utilized by Industries or homes, cation in the laboratory and the "fie started in a very humble Eit"^Bfflia—' 1929 ing proportions. the problem remains the Num- equal his financial gifts. But all of us can State Department of Health has position In the branch of gov- ber One headache for the Gov- ' Both bodies have a conspicuous affection join our efforts to leave unspoiled for future no such laboratory. If prompt ernment that is Identified with ernor and legislators. ' the Treasury Department. He STERN & DRAGOSf! for caucuses—among themselves. This pre- generations the scenic glories of our land, Identification Is not available, possibility of control is Jeopar- Growing industries In the acquired a reputation of integ- REAL ISTATII IMSURAMtt sents an occasion, when they ought to have by supporting wise legislation and by con- dized, Dr. Bergsma claims, Raritan Valley are demanding rity and knowledge and Is the some action, and as a result the kind of person we feel exempli- ET • WOODBR'DG* one together.; "Because we have not the tributing small sums in large numbers Legislature Is considering a $14,' fies those in State service. It is when opportunities arise to save scenic space for the essential equip- 000,000 bond Usue to finance ment and personnel, we have (Continued on Page Twelve) aceas that are in danger. For, the real construction of dams on Spruce f/nltxic Fail* had to depend on vital labora- Run at Clinton and fltoney Univac, the all-purpose electronic brain meaning of the story of Mr. Rockefeller's tory services in neighboring Brook near Princeton to make states." Dr. Bergsma said. "An ^machine, has fired a dud, We are not speak* generosity with his time, his energies and available 80,000,000 gallons per immediate need has been met .day to be purchased on a first- ing seriously of the machine's ability to his money is that conservatism is the busi- because of the good will of come-flrgt-serve basis. ness of all of us. neighboring states but they can- perform operations for which it is designed. not carry Indefinitely what is an Industrialist* wno are putting pressure on the Legislature fpr Life Looms esseptlal obligation of the State of New Jersey. We have keen some action point out that New able to carry on essential diag- York City works fifty years 9 nostic studies on polio during ahead on its very adequate On Taking the 'Fifth the last three years only because water supply. Jersey City tapped Ahead... we had access to virus labora- the upper Rockaway River with- tories in Pennsylvania." out State action half a century When our Constitution was in ing may not even be the most Douglas and Brennan added a ago and Is now sitting pretty. MORVEN: — Fishbowl JJyfew process of construction Thomas Important. It Is, however, fairly brief comment of their own. Newark and other North Jersey at Morven, New Jersey's hiMorlc Jefferson pleaded ardently for a simple, since Mr. Halperto" was cities developed the huge Wa- Justice Black., speaking for these executive mansion at Princeton, Bill of Rights and James Mad- actually a defendant tn a crim- naque watershed with State aid. !'.\ four, said: will continue during the sum- ison, who did not consider the inal case and refused to an- "I can think of no special mer months without let-ipp tor Now U the time to come to the swer the grand jury's questions omission of such^a Bill of Rights circumstances that would Jus- Governor and Mrs. Robert B. aid of the Raritan Valley area, In his own protection and not "a material defect," used his tify use of a constitutional Meyner. Governor Meyner believes. influence Jor purely political for conscience sake. Mr. Hal- • privilege to discredit or con- reasons in the ftnt Congreis to perln, Indicted, tried and con- vict a person who assert* it, OIRLS secure the adoption of what be- victed in connection with tai The value of these constitu- 01AMOR came the first ten amendments. frauds, was 'in a different posi- tional privileges Is largely de- Presumably all parties con- tion with those present or for- stroyed if persons can be pe- cerned thought that settled the mer members of the Communist nalized for relying- on them." matter, party who have "taken the Tne question here is not Fifth" to protect former as- But today th« Supreme Court whether Mr. Halpern and his as- The Graduate oh;*!™ still find* It necessary, under sociates. sociates are or are not guilty of forward »o rtacMng certain worth-while the, offense charged against aome prodding from the lower But the reasoning in this Monty UmPtUif goals that h* t«tt for himself. He rtcog- courts, from Congressional com- phase of the case against Mr. them.. Nor would the question 9 A.M. UtP. M. Halperin and his two associates be any different If they were mittees and from public opinion, Friday EYHtt&ti niz»» that ont »ur« rood to progress, 'to reassess what the fifth is. compelling, no matter what charged, or they are not, with Amendment means in t*r4» of the nature of the case. The de- conspiracy against the United 41. M. t* I P. M. whatever hit oceupqtlon, U a growing today's life and today's * law. fendent's refusal to answer ques- States as members of the Com- savings rtttrv*. Y«M «/• invittd to build This week:, In a ruling involving tions put to him before the munist party or of any other th|* and other points and two grand jury was in effect uaeH«!pftrin WM entitled to a bility" and thus to Impair the are properly available to the it«w trial on thW counts of un value of his testimony at his guilty a» well as to the inno- tadietnunt urtinst hint because trial on his own behalf. It seenu cent- The most harmless and In- a jud« in ttl* fWwal Court of clear that he was thus deprived nocent of us, the least consplra- ' NM IB Savings Accounts Appelit Hwl Impacted the jury of the protection whtoh th« Firth torlaj, may feel the more secure that Mr. Hrtfyerln's ute of the Amendment was Intended to In oar lives, our liberty and our Fifth Amendment when testify- give to Innocent men—and we opinions because of such deci- ing before a Irani) Jury could must never forget that every sion*; as this handed down by he- cowWered in arguing the person on trial must be consid- the nigh court. WOODBRIDGE ered Innocent until ht is, proved question of his truthlulneu and The lower Federal courts and guilty. , trustworthiness as a- wltntiw, the state courts' must act in This is not the first time that TO the unanlroowfl opinion •( harmony with tht principles laid Our New Building, Corner Moore Avenue NATIONAL BANK HH» high court hM f« the Supreme Coiui Chief Jwtteo down by the Supreme Court. and Baity Street , PENDENT LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957H PAOF ELEVEN COLONIA PERSONALS Picftic Planned JUNE JAMBOREE [I,,.-lulling ('-»l«nw J*roper and Colonia Village) By Mothers Circle BIG SAVINGS... ark 130 and Cubs Paul Dunda, COLONIA — The Mother's Cir- By DOUKIAS Freund, Dick Hamlll. Tho- cle of Tronp 44 and Post 244 ticlrl Its final lnertlnc of thr srnson lust MRS. SJDNEV mas Kineuld, Don Mac Argel, Bill TOP QUALITY... •Petty, Peter Rastoeny and Paul week at the home of Mrs. Frede- FREVND Scorgina Saturday. These Cubs rick Boyle. l!i Sandalwood assisted the Boy Scout Fund Drive Present wore, Mrs. Charles Perks, Mrs. Throdor^ Wlngender, PIUS S&H Lane . by placing hungers on doorknobs Mrs John Colonia of local residents. " - Lease.. Mrs. Harolcj HI ben Mrs Pah y 3 0(wt Fulton 8-2069 —The Homo Vacation Camp of ' - P °, Mrs. Bur- thc Rfthway Y.M.C.A. will include nrtt LennRrd- Mrs^Herschel Tar- GREEN STAMPS swimmimt Instructions craft na- Vfx Mrs' w"!tftr Emery, and Mrs Hichflil d1 GBiilardJ . K Thomas, son of Mr. ture study, flrrt aid. hikes, games' "'" "'" "~"'" •••••••••• Pirns were made for the Scout (jr.sier E. Thomas, 20 track events, softball, Rym stunts. Party June 13. A proirum of dune (i i.urie, tuaduated from For further information call FU. BIGGEST tmmi BUY IN TOWN.' 8-005780057. ing, ff!)m'.s, entertainment by the i:lt";r on June 3. Mr. •ALA ClUB : c'Ved a Bachelor of —The Rahway Memorial Hos- Troip Band, and refreshments was .(.'[•iv and plans to con-pital announces the birth of o nwpi>ed out. ns at Miami University daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ' The annual Troop picnic, Bporw t '• Ohio. WeitW , 3 Frederick Avenue and, a sored by the Circle, will be held son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jost, June 23 nt Roosevelt Park. BEVERAGES , 1 Carbaugh, Sec- 91 JefTery Road. A •Mrs. Boyle and Mrs, Lease are 1 I'lvsidmt of the Business ', II ' —Cor the 5th consecutive year co-chairmen of a committee of irs,sinnal Woman's Club of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Scout and Explorer mothers to 29 02. bottles Ic nnvnshlp attended the serve refreshments at the final I Rahway Hospital is awarding a s ;i installation of the Perth Scholarship In a School of Nursing Court of Honor and Parents' Nl(rht PLUS DEPOSIT i lull at. Buttonwood Ma- to a graduate of one of the Hlah June 27. at 8 P.M. at |fc» New 2 r.iliiy. Schools in the hospital area. Dime DOVIT Pond Methodist Church Root k*a>, Syb indii, ginger sli, tolo, orangi, lartaparilla, -chtrfy, ,,- si nlation from the Wo- cards have been sent to all mem-meeting hall. enqm, hmen fruil, rotpl»rry, totoo cr»om, Itmon, blink chtrry, birth bttr, grop*. Tom UUim Mil. iHii)ii:iin Club of Colonla bers, the money to be applied to- The new officers elected for thr ;< f;imilie,s. numbering 25, wards the Scholarship to be a- qomlni season are: President, (Mrs. i iii,- imnual Smorgasbord warded In 1957. Enrrv. vicr-prrMdrnt, Mrs. Lease: LANCASTER BRAND "U.S. CHOICE" , )ii.] Ward Republican —A Parent* Night and Court of '"r.retiirv. Mrs. John Conoily; and Yv\:\-, 7 School. treasurer, ftM'S. H. Tarvrr, 111 •• Honor will be hpld tomorrow night PICKLf SPEARS r,i xt meeting of the Wo- by Boy Scout Troop 45 at the Mrs. Pir^s \<-as presented with ; ,iiili;ican Club of Co- American Legion Hull. All parents a corsage fir her very successful i h" held toniKht at the are urged to attend. term as the Circfe's first oresldent. KOSHER 3Vta.|iJ5 ; M-.-s. John Muller, Jr., —The Mother^ Club of Boy Mirld Road, at 8 P.M. Scout Troop 45\jll hold its regu- pniir sporsored by Cub lar business meetlnu on June 12th Workers Named •ii will bn held Saturday, at the home of Mrs.'Frank Hayes, RAVIOLI : ,•( Ornve 2, Roosevelt. Maplewood Avenue. in AM All Cubs and —A family picnic will t$e held by On CP Campaign So juicy and flavorful—and to economical 1 CHEF BOY-AR.DH iv'.ii'1:. ure invited to attend. the Colonia Sportsmen's Club Junn Cut from the finest, selected, young cattle. liiuld bring their own 30th. Men, of the club will do all COLONIA — The following arr the cooking for their families. captains and workers who covered !',i MKvah of James —Miss Rosemary Galalda, St. Colonlft under the chairmanship LANCASTER BRAND "U.S. CHOICE" BEEF - BONELESS T0MAT :-nu!iilwood Lane, will George's Avenue: Miss Mary Bar- of Mrs. Paul Ablonczy in the Cere- s itmday at 10^30 A.M. rett, of Hasbrook Heights and Miss bral Palsy drive. PROGRESSO "y (l;ith Ismel Synagogue, 35 n c 111 Barbara Boiler, of the Bronx, will Captains; Mrs. John Feldman, IMPORTED ITALIAN - ' ^,yt .iiuc. Woodbrlttye. vacation for two weeks in ,Fort CROSS RIB ROAST 79< Mrs. John Lockle. Mrs. George ( I u.-k tn Mr. and Mrs. LftUdwdele. Fla.. at the home of Kuehni, Mrs. Wendall Doll, Mrs. i) f.andnlwnod ,Lane, Miss Jo Ann Hayes, The thrre Fred Crurz, Mrs. Joseph Selckel Solid meat—no waste! For delicious oven roast or pot roast! 'o'hiv to Pittsburgh, graduated from Falrlclgh and Mrs. J. D. Posclli. Workers: RITZ CRACKERS i M:ii' of Cub Scout Pack Dickinson University yesterday and Mrs. J. Guilano, Mrs; Robert, t •':" phr.". tonight at will leave for Florida today. Morning, Mrs. L. S. Derlak. Mrs LANCASTER BRAND - SLICED NABISCO 16 or. pkg. Ir-.l" ; V\ s will be the final William Blllii?, Mrs. Mark Oreges • i'-f season. Theme for 1 Mrs. Francis Foley, Mrs, John i'i >v "Conservation" Cub Pack Holds Michael Petyo, Mrs. • •• 'if birds nrsts, feeders Fred Miles, Mrs. Jack Viller, Mrs BACON 39c tp*77< •rated. Awards will be IDEAL APPLESAUCE Abe Fox. Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs Final Meeting D. Evans, Mrs. A. Gnrdner. Mrs 17 U V m°etlni! of C. Frlck, Mrs. O. Graham, Mrs. T. SMOKED TONGUES 1743c AQr cans t A*l Case of ^ QQ M f:r the Colonia Village COLONIA — The last Indoor , Mrs. P Nicholas. Mrs. Wm. 4 tans "VY I'^VaP 24 cans Jg*!! j (i •i-ition will be held meting of the season was held Sargsnt, Mrs. E. Artz, Miss Norma 39c v ,l;inr 13 at School IB. Monday Night by Cub Pack 130 Doll, Mrs. G. Thompson. Mrs. Mis- BEEF ELIVEH inn' I'linunl reports will Wtllard Mac Ar«el, Cubmastcr, at ers, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Helbaig. Mrs ENTER CHEF BOY-AR-DEE $100,000 CONTEST I)1 i.l committee chalr- the V.F.W. Hall, Ward, Mrs. R. Lvnn, Mrs. H Win a I'KK.K Tltll1 In Italy! %0 other l'rizfs! (id Kiilry lilaiik^ Here! •i: in 'if officers Will be It was announced by Mr. Mac-Sqhaeffer, Mrs. E. Bammann and 29c Chct Boy Ar Deo Crut ; '! ich a buffet supper Argel that there is a need for Mrs, Miller. HAM HOCKS anil In Tomato 40 oi. [an :.vd Bulletins will be adult volunteers for assistant cub- These camDaigners covered Co- ]h1Stil Meal Built 2 49c Spaghetti Sauce 29c 11 in.-mbcrs with the slate masters and for the Webeloa Den lonia from the Lincoln Highway Chef Boy Ar Dee Chef Boy-Ar-D«e Jack Wiggins led the Cubs in the OI , ", ..»•••» ....•.-.• St. GeorRf Avenue-, .-It was PORK ROLL 1 •i "a ions to Joanne Flag Ceremony and the Cub Scout throua;ri their efforts that the work 2"l -47« Spaghetti Dinner X '• Urn,-: IV.ve, who cele- Promise. nf the Cerebral Palscy Clinic in FROSTED FISH FEATURES • i Tih birthday, Tuesday. Howard Smith conducted the Perth Am6ov can be continued TASTE SEA FRENCH FRIED EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PICNIC oDunng game of the boys In a songfes.t and also sang Anvone wishing to make a dona- HADDOCK FBI LET °' - s«.ptg. 39« TASTE >SEA FRIED C 4 b cub Baseball Ltisgue bhe a Happy Birthday song to Fred tion, may s^nd it to Mrs. Paul PERCH FILLET ° ™ FRENCH 8oi. k 39 Charcoal b! 935c Z 85^ Paper Plated-'«•-«42c >: 'ii'nted the White Sox Cuporoso, Hugh Hanley, Dennis Ablonczy. 22ft Colonia Boulevard P fl Hytand and Paul Scrogftins. ' 10 b K : in ; -liteher Jerry Smith. or any of the above workers. HADDOCK FILLET ^O"A *.*>&Briquets ti" 49c b: a 89= Wax Paper ct: "•-•'- 19c .iv.s drfeflted the Orioles After a test flre drill, Den 1 pre- 0LM5TEAD 12 1 :• :n" uitcher, Roeer Fox. 'enteri a skit end Den 4 sang SILVER BASS "^-49c Tea Bags s ^, ^='^49^ Cookies s^l >*«•*•» ••• Boyle, Westhiii Kond song concerning conservation, - II* -out in the aame|MBny Cubs became officiai l mera- Video Glub Hears Whltp Sox and the , hers nf the Smokev Bear Junior ;< result all children j Forest Rangers by virtue of having 2 Board Members f Hospital will re made a contribution to the conser- EXTRA FANCY FRESH FLORIDA | Cirri custard, vation of our country's natural 1 COLONIA — Charles Famulla ' fi?r th»' cominif week resourors. program chairman, introduced ":.. fub Baseball League CJwles Knudsen and Jack WIK- uuest sneakers John Csabal and I •• .iiinc 10. Field # 1 trlns presented awards as follows: Frank Wukovets, members of the A'h If tics. Field # 2, Wolf Badge: Jim Byron, Douclas !.' (1 Knx; Tuefriay June •""rp'infl, Charles Holzschuh, Wolf Board of Education, at a meeting ears Cl of the Video Park Civic Group. •• ' Ji(4 'i's vs. Senators, Gold AiRow; Bi-uce Alessl. Wolf 1 1 A questlon-and-answer period was White Sox vs. OrloW, Silver Airrnw: Dennis Collett. Bear v .H"T 12tli, Field * 1, Badiie: Tom Bnreellona, Sherm held after the speeches, l • Yunkcns, Field #2, B«irry. P"ter Corle, John Michaels, Lawrence De Malo presided at TENDER, FULL KERNELS ,., DELICIOUS WITH LOUELLA BUTTER 1 - Indians, Thursday, Bear Oold Arrow; Sherm Barry, the business session. A report was s nii'nrs vs, Whi»e Sox fr Offer Carle. Bear Silver Ar- made by Frank Sanders, civic af- " '.' Orioles v«. Tiaprs. w^ Bill ShoiiRky, Lion Badstfi; airs chairman, that registration ( 11 mo to Ebbets Field, Alan De3k and Bob Woods, Webe- for voting may be made at the EXTRA FANCY I'"LII HP miide by Cub- ios: Don Gelshelmcr, Dick HamiH,' next meeting, HOUSE TOMATOES ••- - • 35<) .I!LIK1 Mac Awl of Cub Bill Pettv, Denners Stripes! Greg Michael Robins, health, welfare DeFoe. Assistant Deimers; Stripes; and safety chairman, outlined a uaGEijyici Fred Caporaso, Year pin; Honald plan being formulated to have SECRETARIAL Persian Limes 6 19t Romaine Lettuce 2i","15« | Ii I'RKP SCHOOL Sammond, Bobcat Pin; Tom Dalln- fire alarm boxes placed through- 6ky, Bear books were presentedfto iiNr.n for lnteyectual Hum* out the area, He also reported the LWE jicy ""•II now open. Act prompt- Bruce Alessl, John, Michaels a^d Sanitation Department will col- l-ivi's limltrd. Hugh Hanley, Uon Books to J"red lect grass, but will not. pick up Sunkist Lemons * 45« ^ii'.kiiv St., New Rrumwkk :aporaso and Dennis HyWd. rocks or dirt, Kllmer->-3910 Announcements were made by Martin Levltas was. appointed !•••••••••••••! .. Mr. Mac, Argel abdut the June 22 chairman of a block party, July KY M picnic will be held June 29th In BAKERY I 1# •. » _ ONTHI case of rain and the special trip to The group will meet June 18 at Ebbetts Field, June8, The atten- School 17, Inman Avenue. IHKAU HOW dance award was won by Den 4. Mrs. Wagner Elected IRISTiAN SCIENCE Nlmltz warns^f reliance on all- SUPREME BREAD atomic arsenal. Colonia Club President HEALS COLONIA — New officers were PLAIN OR SEEDED RYE !'V 9:3(1 A, M. Sunday elected by the Colonia Club at a meeting at the Library as follows; President, Mrs. Elmer Wagner; 2*79. (laUroad ToufJ vice-president, Mrs, Charles Lar- OF CHRIST Kurt-lin or DomosUc Arr»njcd Kree! son; secretary, Mrs. William Daw: LEMON PIE Tell US the plBoeo you treasurer, Mrs Felix Savlckas. West Ave., Sewaren, N. J. w»iH to vlnlt. We plan The installation dinner will be your individual Itlmr- HI The Mother Church held at the Coral Lounge, South Church o( Christ ary. You l«ty only y»ur transportation co»t»l Plainfleld Thursday, June 20th at 49 In Boston,-MUM. CHIFFON CAKE Hcrvlue U:»0 A. M. Our service free. 7:30 P.M. tj.-hool 0:30 A. M. Wnln ,,(ay Testimonial Aftet< the election the regular HiHiiiiiii FROZEN FOODS M tl « P. M. cancer dressing meeting was held r'Mmu»'l)ii v with Mrs. Charles Koz6mpa, chair- fin man, lu charge. Hostesses for the. evening were STRAWBERRIES Mrs. Edwin Ellam, Mrs. Warren Soffol, Mrs.. William Daw, Mrs. Herschel Tarver and Mrs, Richard Hubbard. Attendance prize was BIRDS EYE - SLICED J Ite 39 New meat 'n vegitabk dish I won by Mrs, Howard Smith. Income tax receipts appear to HAMBURGER KEBABS | be up to *timates. Mii. following ingrljdieutB SPINACH tbuHHiKUy: 1)4 Ibt. |roi|nu] Up. black popptir, >i Up. cayenne, BiRDS EYE our i;rtmui, U$ tuiJ, SterUn(f Suit, 1 i'i< ilium uiiiuu uiiuuxl. Hluijx) into I'i btflU. MATERNITY CHOPPED OK WHOLE LEAF i lnvud i)u t)ko^vut», 8 to it nkowur with lAiuibi 2 ""mi cu|) uiul grtv)n>pepptir chunk butwouu 10 0Z. 4*ft t'liiihurgt-u). Kutlukuwomin Freuchdrawing. CLOTHCS-SEPARATES ll'"il in (dote. P,S. Any dUh luut entrf toot, Birds Eye Vegetables 2 lluvur iidin«)kj wton coolwd tuld W I v,iLh yuirliu^Salt! I.OVVI'SI I'KK IS! CHdPPtD STERLING SAW Birds Eye Brotcoli 2 ^"39 H * H JUNE FAMILY CIRCLE /c PAGE TWELVE .V, .fJN,-, C, 10,7? INDEPENDENT ! >

Immune from prosecution for his 1 election w average. nation of Maurice M Martin, j . . . The AnriiM! , .actions. . . . FrancU J. Plmjue. Nobles of thp vi .. Jersey Poll tvenn and Bloom was earlier than usual' agriculturist economist for the w president of the New Jersey N6rth America v; -.. wd from EliGM'l'Pw they bccur tgJHtctlon and, harvesting was bepun two! Office of Milk Industry, has been i CLASSIFIED :- Taxpayers Association, urges re- to hold the 105;, Da*. J rojwrU In weeks ago. announced. ... New Jersey's newal of taxpayer correspond- RATES ~ INFORMATION this newspn traffic death total thus far thi* Imperial Connri! • . For the United States the rec- ence with their Congressmen SI 00 for IS words DeaJtinr for id*: Wrfneadar 1* year has reached 310 or 17 according to nlf,',', Trite ord hiKh strawberry crop in Keyed to the watchword "cut 4r rmrk additional A. M. fur the nat wwk'a Year Governor ttj higher than the 293 registered tlon in the LeEiMjn!,'! reports of ' prospect for 1957 exceeds that of the budget." . . . Unemployment P>T*blr In Fabrication. at the same time last year. . . . New Jersey Senntf exclusively in last year's by nearly 25 per cent In New Jersey dropped to 127,- : 1922—Sllwr (D.I 52.7 47.3 Municipal contracts up to $2,500 Dill requiring the,- " ^ T*ln>h«M WO-l-171* 'Xnd is about 75 per cent above 000. in April, about 6.000 under instead pf $1,000 would be al- bage fed to im ID.) 62.1 47.9 th> 1949-55 average. The Ser- the revised figfre for March. . . . lowed without sollcltlrijt bids, by raised for n 4O 55.1 State vice declared that while there The advantages of a New Jersey the Sharp measure in the Legis- (Continued noi is a larger acreage for harvest industrial location have attract- FEMALE HELP WANTED • , 1!).!1—Moore* I)*) 59.3 49,7 lature. . . . Governor Meyner has CAP1TOI, CAlTi; a real pleas this year, the marked Increase ed more than 2,000 new indus- FOR SALE 1M4—Hoffman (R.I 48.J 50,5 designated the month of June ns defence In the RI,,.',. WOMEN NEED COSMETICS. latlons, ancl In prospective production Is due tries to New Jersey in the past ' 1937—Moore ID.) 51.B 414 Dairy Month in New Jersey. . . oJ Defeat is Vx-m There Ls a tremendous demand primarily to the high yields re- three nnd a half years, Governor success in h; Motorists operating their cars • a country cousin i>- for Avon, We have attractive • Chrysler convertible '40 I llUfl—Fdlion ID.I 51.7 48.3 sulting from unusually good. Meyner claims. ... New Jersey on New Jersey streets and high- j ture, Genernl ,)nm, opening for capable women who '• Two owners. Low mileage. I943-Ed« (Rj^ 44.4 55.6 STRAWBERKlEW\S!rnw crowing conditions. ; shore and lakeland resort areas ways are requested by Oovernor | Chief of Staff.-,•!,, desire to earn money Write P. O , i 1918—Drlscell 7K) 42.1 5'-9 berry shortcake should be at its are ready to receive their annual Goad tires, mechanical Meyner to "Slow Down and | poisoning caused i,.' Box 705. Plalnfleld, or call PL-I-1 best this year. JERSEY JIGSAW:-Th« Leu- j Influx of nearly 60.000,000 vis- condition, paint Best "of- ! 1919—Driscoll iR.l 47.8 M.t Lire." . . . The New Jersey Su- i locoeeus Rorrns ••>•,, 6655. 6-6 The New Jersey Crop Report- Nature will enact a law soon to j itors durnig the 1957 vacation fer. 18 Own Street, Wonci- 1!)5S—Mryner (D.) 54.3 45.7 preme Court has ruled that n j ed by thosr who • Ing service estimates tills year's tax New Jersey pot .to growers season. . . . Betting at Oarden P^r cent of major party vote. witness before a legislative In-' tato salnd cii:-,; HIGH SCHOOL OIRL to care for \I bridge &-1710. 6 6 crop will reaoh 9,520,000 pounds, five cents for each 100 pounds, State ParK. nffcr Camden. is still • ... * vtstigatins committee who ad- the State Depn:", children. Westbury Park vicin- ' The New JTSPV PO!1 will con- compared with 1,650,000 In 1956 of seed potatoes to finance a on the Increase over last year. • FOR SALE • mits. criminal wrongdoing is not i warns. ity; 2:30-4:00 P. M.. Mondaj tinue to follow shifts in voter and 8,841.000 pounds as the Self-help campaign. . . . Resig- through Friday Call WCM-JU4 i MX ~~ Automatic 30-gallon^Kas 6-6" I inter heater, excellent condi- • MALE , FEMALE tion. Call Klmball 1-S927. HELP WANTED 6-6' :

COUNSELORS, kindergarten, and i AAA SINGER 4 ST& specialists, for Perth Amboy Y. U8H5 MACHINC-SPECIALS BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY M. H. A. Day Camp,. College stu-'i IJI ELECTRIC CONSOLES dents, graduates and teachers S39J5 Each <*. needed. Oood salaries. Call HI-2- I <2> SINGER PORTABLE,^ 0365. 6-1. 13 ) $59.00 Each • Accordion School • • Golf (OIONIA TKLKV1SION Slip Covers <1> SINGER CONSOLE Music Instruction * • Plumbing & Heating • SERVICE • WORK WANTED • f I74JHU- ., Authoriifd Zenith D«aler DEMONSTRATORS UP TO HANDYMAN — Insured, specialo- to Play the Accordion S;»IPS Si .Service 207 MorirK In Stork These May Be Purchased The Modern, TV & RADIO REPAIRS SALE! VA-6-5618. 6-6 At Your Accordion School Easy Way INSTALLATIONS 19K Slip SINGER SEWING CENTER FUlton 1-2011 avallahlr <:, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • 172 liron'n Avenue. Iselin 169 Smith St''!|P*h Amboy GOLF No Accordion Car Radios Repaired 'rlcps: < n 1400 MONTHLY SPARE TIME j S-6, 13 To Boy SALES and Zt"< Discount on All Tubes Refilling and collecting money Private Accordion Lessons On Our Easy Rental Plan when purchased in store SERMAYAN from our five-cent Hi?h Grade Nut 8CHWTNN—GiMs' 26finch bicycle. ((Jivrn in Your Home or Out SERVICE ^Z£fl, Studio) WOODBRIDGE International, Modern and tluslra! Corner Inman Avenne and UFIIOLSTntV Minis' machines in this area. No Selling! like new". Call Pulton 1-0156. • Complete Accordion Rf.paln Frre Estimates - Scrvire • Sales, BrntaK Exchange: music taught to beglnnen and at- Kimberly Road To qualify for work you must have • 6-6* v a nerd student*. Agents for all tap- Complete Installation • Pickups and Amplifiers InitalleA nuk« tccordlont. COLONIA, N. J, car. reference.?, $640 cashjtsecured ^ 9 Music itAoks for Accordion DRIVING RANGE Cleaning by inventory. Devoting 6 fiours'ff Q SERVICES For !n(jl(rinatlnn TaU We carry a full lint of Mnitral — Phone — week to business, your end on per W0 8-4013 Imtnimcnti and Acceittrlct WO-8-2321 or IH-2-2182 centage collections will net up to HAVINft TROUBLE with your • Roofing-Sheet Metal • sewerage? % Electric Sewerooter $400 monthly -with very good pos- 826 Railway Ave. Perth Amboj'i Oldeit BtbbUihed sibilities of taking over full time. amoves roota. flltlh sand and Actordlon Center from tJRged pipes, Delicatessen Plumbing & Heating Income increasing accordingly. ™pj«ge Phone W0 8-1400 II Tran At to« Same Location For interview. Include phone in- ijwis^nd sewers. No digging,,no T.R.STEVENS application. Write All State ! •nmages—upid and efficient. Call E. Dubay, Inst. EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER Roofing and She*! Mrtal Work Get That REEL FIXE Tony'R Plumbing 4nd Heatine 885 ST. GEORGE AVENl'E tributing Co., 505 Fifth Avenue, TREAT SHOPPE E. Obropta, Mgr. Ed Bonkoskl, Prop. New York 17. N. Y. 6-2* WO-8-8007. 6/6 - 6/27 Charlet'Farr WOODBRIDGE 613 Rahway Avr., Woodbridff 357 State St., P. A. VA-6-W9I • MISCELLANEOUS • Plumbing - Heating Repairs FOR RENT (Opp. White Church) of all TUTORING—Elementary grades. FURNISHED ROOM for rent. • SALADS at their BEST Electric Sewer Serrlc* Types Weodbridge teacher. Call WO- • Lawn Mowers t Clean and comfortable for one 8-4298 after 6:00 P. M. Telephone: gentleman. Apply 194 Randolph • SODA FOUNTAIN •oil jour child "AU'EIIO". ",\ll!i-v. i l\i i( 5-29, 6-7* • (or private Woodbrtdte 8-0594 u Street, Carteret. 6-6* • FRESH BAKKRr GOODS Alr-CondHionlni! - Warm Air Heat Homr of Idi I Authorized uard!» Wholesalt ;iii(l Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. • FOR FREE ESTIMATE Free Estimates BRIGf.S and STRATTON I GUITAR INCLUDING SUNDAYS Woodbridie, N. I, Call WO-8-2145 .-r IM-J-696S REEL REPAIRS A M LOST—Parakeet, Colonia vicinity, Jail Klmball 1-4825 and CLINTON GAS ENGINES » ACCORDION Closed Wednesdays AH Day AL.I, green and yellow, answers to J. TEDESCO and PARTS >SAXOPHONE Pete. Children heartijfSk'gn. Call •re Avenue, Carteret GIBSON !t PIANO Reel Check*d, C'lcaiiPd, Pulton 8-7431. 6-8* 6/6 - 6/27 All Makes Lawn Mowers GUITARS ^t TKOMIIONI t Roofing and Siding: • Polished, Greasrd and Drugs 1 DRUMS Sharpened and Serviced and Amplifiers i Adjusted, for Oiilv STUDENT REN TAL PLAN WOODRR1DGE Plus Parts it Nn-il Opinions of Others For Information ( all 1112-1948 Free Pickup—Phone KI-1-7163 Plumbing & Healing • TROUT WORM.'i (Continued from Editorial Panel RAYMOND JACKSOP* • WILDLIFE IK flit The majesty of the law will rule. ALBRECHT S KEY SHOP SAMMY RAY'S Hemy Junsen & Son *A, Prop. • Remodeling (framed) We cannot bring the same com- A1SD SOJS 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE SAM 1.A.QIHM MUSIC and KE1•AIR SHOP t New Installations Tinning tad Sheet MrUl Work • HUNTINC, KMIIM; ,i pulsion to bear on the acts and CARTERET Ml Nf» bniniwlcll Avfiiuf. Firdi opinions of private persons and • Gas and Oil Burners R^oHi-i HeUl Cellliwa anil MOTOK IKH: I organizations. We must, how- Druggigti ISSUED ever, be logical and fair in our Liquor Stores Call WO-8-3046 HI-Z-73i2 Fnnuee Work Ask How Vni] Cm win attitude toward persons who in- 88 Main Street Pet Shops One of Our Tiu|jliin voke the principles of the Bill of L. PUGLJESE - A. LIPO 588 Alden Street Rights. Woodbridge, N. I. •ISIIIM, urn Woodbridge, N. J. AM) Itll'.UB In the first plaCe, we should Telephone Woodbr14(e «-1889 RUDY'S' Telephone 8-I5B4 insist that they have the protec- TelephoM I-IMI SPORT1NC (illiiiiS tion of those rights to the full 256 Monroe Stmt. KJEI extent of the law. In the second Woodbridge TROPICAL and Tele|>hoiif HA-T-X place, we must make a distinc- Liquor Store GOLD FISH tion between legality and com- petence. A banker who invokes JOS. ANDBASCIK. Prop. ALL E & L Tailorirg the Fifth Amendment when Avenel Pharmacy Complete Stock of Domestic TANKS — PLANTS — PUMPS ROOFING charged with embezzlement will W RAHWAT AVKNUI and Imported Wines, Been PARAKEETS — SINGING CO. scarcely retain •• the confidence CANARIES Insured of his depositors. Labor organi- WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 ud Liquor* RESTYLING Roofing Installation and zations need not continue to U TYPES OF CAGES S74 AMBOT AVENTJI. • l'luinbhig ;uilr support a labor leader who in- FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES WOODBRIDGR, N. 1. Heating Sales • GUTTERS vokas the Fifth Amendment or PRESCRIPTIONS JUST ARRIVED! and Service • LEADERS Into tin- M'-i -Ml any other amendment to avoid WHITMAN'S CANDIES New Shipment of • Oil Burners. • SLATE REPAIR breaslril accounting for union funds. narrow I.t j- Cosmetlof - Pilm Indoor Plants — All Potted Salfs and Service • HOT ASPHALT ROOFS But when al) the exceptions Moving and Trucking • For Free Estimates Phone are noted and when all allow- Greeting Card* • FURNACE CLEANING BUSINESSMEN SPRING TIME - This New ances are made for the pressure GUTH PET SHOP York youngster Jumps to the 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret MADE Ttt Ml WS of public opinion in Cases that Complete HoTlnt Job VA 6*5616 tantalizing stream of water and KARMAZIN HAND-'! \IM'i:i!i stir hot emotions, still it must KI-1-4070 decides that it's definitely not 3 Rooms $25 5 BoorHi |35 PLUMBINfi & HEATING be said that no court conviction STORE HOURS: the fountain of youth. But the • Funeral Directors" t 4 Rooms $3t < Boomi $40 Mon. Thru Sat. S «.. M. to I P. M • Cummerrul « Residential SUITS $56,00 • Industrial J «ffort no doubt made it taste and no punishment can be just {lioow fruin silk "- or good for the nation if it k AU Load! Iniortd — It Yean Sip. II MAIN ST. (OMp. I<,*n liall) • Service Stations £fl the IhM-ron ami \U-1 ' achieved to the -detriment of ECONOMY MOVERS WOOUBKIUGE 8-4165 Pure Woiif W»r-!••!! any one of our basic liberties. NATION-WIDE MOVEB8 Grammar's • Photography V To \\\ n: ' We think that is what the Su- Fulton 8 3S14 LiUle Oscar's school teacher SYNOWIECKI Talliin-n 1 went to v1f.it his parents. She preme Court has been trying to • Radio & TV Service t TOWNE GARAGE 4fr8tete rang the doorbell and Oscar an- say and we hope it will keep on Funeral Home Mottni J. F. Gardner A BOB swered. trying to. say it—The New York Times. Strrtoo 485 AMBOY AVENUE AVENEL TAILOR % ''Are your mother and father ( 11 1 46 Atlantic Street AOENT 363 Avosiel St. I •-1 » '"' in?" she asked. AL'S RADIO Woodbridge "They was in, but they Is out." The Voice Outside Carteret, N. J National Van Uan W0-I1M* "Where's your grammar?" "Father, will you give me io & TELEVISION "She's upstairs taking a bath." We're Bpe«iaUito U Taxi Cabs ( cents for a poor man who Is out- Proiapt Export aide crying?^ telephone RI 1-5715 • DEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT RCA Tube* and Part, The Eltht Crowd "Yes, son, here it ls. What Is AND BALANCE Professor — I am going to speak he crying about?" A. W. Hull and Son Ratterlcri • BBAKX SIBVIOl Wftr on liars today. How many o! you "He's crying, 'Fresh roasted Local and l-onl Dtitanc* 14 PER8HINQ AVBNVI have read the twenty-fifth chap- peanuts, five ^ents a bag." Movlnf and Storaje COLOR FILM ter of the text? HAIION-WIOE 8II1PPEBI *t CARTERET, N. i. Nearly every student raised hia HauMhiri'd and Offlce Pvialtsn • Shoe Repairing • Clyde Lovellette led Minneapolis •.uUioriisd Afent A. Elth, Jr, Proi. WU SERVId hand. in basketball scoring last season Howard Van UDM PROCESSING rclephoue KI-1-5IM JUST I"lI**NK Professor — Oood. You are the with 1,434 points in 69 games for FLYNN & SON ttparate Boonu I«l 8ton(« group to whom I wish to speak. a UtU-avixage in National Basket- CKATING • PACKING UKHX ELECTION OF WO 8-0200 There Ls no twenty-fifth chapter. ball Association games. FUNERAL HOMES PHOTO SUPPIJES IN TOWN! MARTINSON btabUnlied SI YMII SHIPPING Unclaimed Furnltur* at Mnn ANY TV SET ADJUSTED OR Fait and Ciiini "" 120 East Avenue iHscnptlun REPAIRED — REASONABLE STORES Perth Amboy Offlee and WtnhnH 2) Ford Ave., Fortb GALJLARD'S PHOTO 443 WOODBRIDGb TA« M Atlantk Street, Caitcnl Day Service $* VA 6 0358 517 Amboy Ave. WO-8-3651 11 Td. KM-5540 Call only O rartt LAKE AVE. m PEARL ST.W'""" ^ Color TV Extra COLONIA • Pianos and Organs • Antennas Installed FU'l-QlU Furniture 3 Year Perfect Performance His liealtli «!' Guaranteed so the Ea.sti?! ii HAND MOVING • Shoe Repairing looking for « i)1;" ,i NOW IN OUR • Hike Repairing small tov.n in ' ' ' ,!,., with ANDSTOUAGE PHIL'S TV proached an »M '•'•"' ,,;, li|i NEW HQME! Call VA-6-7151 • Lawn Mowers tht steps of tin- ;•,;,: the Right Mix ... LOCAL AND LONG Easterner: •'•^'v • BKJGKK VALUES! Ut-Uuui t*hnd tin' Uin ' ' Bought and Sold -at- Highway 1, Avenel —SALES and SERVICE- Branch of MiurtlnMra *bm (At the WttudbfUUa ' PIANO INSTRUCTION US AVCNEL ST., AYINn >if» Vata Avean«, HllWde, N. LM-Utl AntennM tuiUUad, Tibet twt- (If B > AM M t »M.. JUWL fat ed tttt at m» note, Oar I«4IM WO 8-4550 Phone Edison Piano Co. •erWced promptly, WOodbrJd«e 8-1577 WANTADS IW9 Amboy nue a) BWAJ* isfouvM nn\ Aerate

i-Sfcitf ,- ,;-r»F,NDENT-.LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 PAGE THIRTEEN

Knoll* Group Meet* ;!iain o'Hills'Park Reports June 11 at School 17 { COLONIA ^~Tne Woodbrldtt <' Uie home of his grandparpnts Mr Knolls gvlc Association will hold *". By and Mrs. A. Begley, Vonkers ' its regular meeting at School 17, • r and Ml 9 MRS, L. . Ii^ u ' ' A. iMler nnd TnmRn Avenue, Tuesday, at 8lS0 ALLAN family, Harrison A Venn*, attended P. M. ? fl party Memorial Day at the home REEVES There will be reports on prtd- „, of Mr. and Mm. Charles Abramltls Inn activities and future plan* a* 88 Harrlmm and family. Hillside. Also preset | well su the appointment of a notn- Avenue were: Mr. Idler's mother Mrs A j lnatlnn committee for the October Iselln iBRler, tlalnneld; Mr. and Mrs election Fulton 1-2559 Walter Hausel, So. Plalnfleld' Mr After the business meeting the and Mrs. Walter Harvao and fam- K«me of "Tic Tac Toe" will be > llv, Newark; and Mr. and Mrs R held. Alt paid-up members will Klrlahko, Newark. Woman's bo eligible to participate and the —Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCabe, hnld Its monthly meeting riKht answers to the questions Orand Avenue, entertnlrted at a :,i t lie Presbyterian will mean cash for the lucky win- barbecue, Saturday nl^ht. Present. in p. M. Tile program ner. , • yere Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jumper ;, c;uil party. and famllv, arpnd Av»nu*. ,,tul:itions to Mr. and (EI'WMTRS BIRTHDAY - „ ~A Rreat big "Thank-TO\i" Nuivak. Harrison Ave- ISEUN — Miss Virginia De from nil the Cub 8couts of Pack Mncedo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. n Albino De Macedo. 1460 Oak Tree v r"w*lSZir.nuai Hospita l |*M»M operate,Mt dftlda to mW& theifa r be- Road, was (tuSst of honor on her !Sth birthday, at a barbecue, l Mrs Louis Herplch The procr a |cnl .'' , . mother:"!^'J, MrswI', « P ° fw the Cubs. bcth Cwlekalo, Judith Kenny, —Congratulations to Mr. onri • Julie Kalough. Eileen Kennedy, ll"i}>leh and' his niece, Mrs., Jerry Napolltano, Park Ave- >,, i;i• i-. Newark, over thej I nnd Maureen Deegan. also pre-* nue, who celebrated their anniver- : sent mere Mr. and Mrs. Fi*d sary, Sunday. j Beech, Irvlngton; Mr. and Mrs. ,,nfi Mrs. James Healey, —the Iselin Volunteer Fire v.imic, uttcndfed a picnic j Elroy Cirane, Toms River; Mr. Company ,played the Sewaren and Mrs. Joseph De Macedo, in I'urk, Memorial Day. Volunteer Fire Company, Sunday, Syracuse, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. AL mini:-, were Mr. and Mrs.Rt Coppers Field. Sewaren won. r!n.,s ;ind family. Linden, AIX SET F?)R FliNT) DRIVE: Abovr are members of Woodbrldgp Fire Company who have decided for the first time in many years not to hold a carnival this year. M. Silva and children, Linda," —Mr, and Mrs. James Healey. Instead, the II re men will make a house-to-house canvass In Fire District 1 asking for donations for the company's welfare fund. With var(ons restrictions In recent Jeanette, Diana and George: ,IK1 Mis. Robert Stanls Qrand Avenue, have returned ,ilv. Mctuchen. years it has become, increasingly difficult to conduct a financially -successful carnival. Monies received by the company are used to help firemen in need and widows William Duperls, all of Newark: from a trip to Pennsylvania over and orphans of firemen who may be in need of help. The fire company also donate* to worthwhile community projects. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cura, Mrs. E. Lind Mrs. Robert Menk the week-end. AUo accompanying nilv. "former residents of M. Slmoes and son, Zebble, Mr, them was Mrs. Heatey's parents NEW MISS ARRIVE* May 28 to Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry iFedderson and the lnte Mrs. Dollie sons, Dale and Chris. Mrs Fed- Inimitable: Adjective, applied surd, arrived Saturday and Mrs. William tlauer. all of Mr. and Mrs. L. Keagle, Linden FORDS — Word has been re- Fedderson, Panorama City, Cal. Pedderson, former residents of 32 derson Is the former Miss Billie to any thing or any body widely :M /in in. They spent 8un- Perth Amboy and George McK«n- They visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray-ceived of the birth of a daughter Mr. Fedderson is the son uf Arthur Mary Avtfluie. The couple has two 'Jean Klger, New York City. Imitated—Detroit News. ssie, Colonla. ;.(• dome of Mr., and Mrs, mond Yoder and family. ,:ni f;im!!y. Harrison Ave- ,. v jiso visited Mr. and —Mr. and Mra. H. Dlngott iinijt Grro and family, Orand Avenue, atended a month- Mothers Guests n«i, Mr. and Mrs. WINly aoclal meeting Saturday night • i'liixaid, Plalnfleld, and tt 'the home Of Mr. and Mra, i MIS. William Beach, Larry Steinberg, Woodbrldge Of 4-H Subteens Oaks. They also attended a Bar Mltzvah for Ira Zohn, Brooklyn kiiitlemarden class of ISHLIN — Members of the on Sunday. H in joyed a tour of Coop- 4-H Subteens with their leader' :•• Tuesday. —Happy birthday to Ellen Kra- Mrs. Joseph Rapacioli, and moth- ] v Birthday to Michael vltz, Woodruff Street, who was ers attended a party at College of Washington Avenue, twelve years old on Saturday. Shi Agriculture. New Brunswick. | i :i imiliday Sunday, spent the week-end with her Present were: Mrs. Joseph Papa- .inri Mrs. John McCarthy, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A ctoll, Mrs. W. M. Coan, Mrs. J. A. • surit, entertained at a Handler, Newark. Polanski, Mrs. Lloyd Harayda, fiiiy. Saturday night. —Mrs. Kravltz, Woodruf Mrs. Paul Dinka, Mrs. John Sla- "n Mr. and Mrs. Harry Street, attended the ORT Plan ter, Mrs. Joseph Corrlvo, Joan \< vni';ton Street; Mr. and ning Conference, at the Irvlngton Pages, Doris and Laura Dinka, :>• Schnefer, Harrison House, Irvlngton. Monday. June Polanski, Elizabeth Sisko. Mi imdMri.WilllarrfMll- —Recent house guests of Mr. Diane Harayda. Eileen Smith :,:, street; Mr. and Mrs.and Mrs. Donald McLellan and and Joyce Coan. ,' CADIUAC! Wixxtbiidge Oaks; and family, Clinton Street, were Rev. Mrs. Rapacioli entertained the iirs Hillside. and Mrs. Gordon R. McLellan, As- and their mothers at her , I (line Home", to Fred sinlbola, Saskatchewan. The Mc- home on another day. AttendlnR [id l! S. Navy, son of Mr. Letlans and their guests enjoyed fi'ihurdt, Washington dinner at Howard Johnson's any were Mrs. J. A. Polanski, Mrs. iiD is home on a thirty- a family picnic at Lebanon State John Davis, Mrs. Michael Pegos. r.v before going overseas. Forest on Memorial Day. Satur- Mrs. Helen Sisko,' Mrs. Joseph IKI Mrs. George Machu- day Mr. McLellan drove his guests Corrivo, Mrs. Lloyd Harayda, Avenue, entertained at to Napanese, Ontario, while Mrs Mrs. Paul Dinka, Betty Davis, <• Sunday evening. At- McLellan and children, Patricia Doris Dinka, Gloria Hayton, Mary Ii v,n Mr. and Mrs. S. 6pl- and Donald, spent the weekend Tilka, Margaret Clemens, June |il I iiinlv. Homestead Purk. with relatives In Albany, N. Y. On Polanski, Joan Pegos, Sharon Cor- :.(! Mi and Mrs. George their return trip Monday, the Mc- rivo. Theresa Carroll, Diane Har- ilk. Lellans were luncheon guests of ayda. l>i;TKtui;tkms to Gregory Mr. and Mrs. George Story, Free- Doris Dinka welcomed the mo- Ins ton Avenue, who will hold, N. Y. thers and presented each with a • ;ii:> old, Friday. He Is —Congratulations to Victoria pink corsage and handkerchief in-tid the week-end at Jean Ounthner, Elizabeth Avenue, Gamps were played and winners who Celebrated a birthday Sunday. were Mrs. Dinka and Mary Tilka —Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Reeves, TV game; Mrs. Davis and Gloria Harrison Avenue, attended a fam- Hayton, bird game. ! lly reunion held yearly on Memo- A business meeting was held j rial Day at Chester. Monday at Mrs. Rapacloll's home ! —Fathers and Cubs of Pack 138 Plans were made to have Mrs who are Interested In going to Polanski demonstrate flowe* ar- 6RAND PRIZE: Camp Cowaw June 29 and 30, ate rangements at the next business asked to make their reservations meeting, especially the correct This beautiful 'GOLD' 1957 Cadillac no later than tomorrow. For In- flowers to wear on a dress. Mar- formation please call Cubmasior, garet Clemens gave a demonstra- ,., with full power equipment... and fin- I Mr. Doer, WO-8-8483. • tion of-the proper way to make an ished in beautiful metallic gold color! It's —Congratulations to Mr. and apron. A report was giVen by June the most sensational car on the road... Mrs. Joseph Kosach,, Homes Park Polanski that three hours and wn Avenue, who celebrated eleven engineered to give you unmatched per- minutes had been given by the years of marriage on Saturday. formance ... just as Bryant equipment is girls in assisting the librarian at • They visited Mr. and Mrs. §am Iselin Free Public Library. Plans engineered to give you unmatched per- I s Acquisto, Union City, on Sunday. were •formulated for two cook- formance in residential heating and cool- —Congratulations to Mr. and outs, June 24 and July 8. Mrs. George Raynak. Park Ave- ing! YOURS for naming the Bryant pup. nue, who celebrated their fifteenth ••nniversary In Atlantic City, Sun- Help us celebrate 50 GOLDEN YEARS day. Marlene Torres 2nd through 56th PRIZES: —Mrs. Margaret Lawson. South River, is a house guest of Mrs. *Gold*Bryant Furnaces—the new, auto- of manufacturing the finest home heating equipment! Jacobis, Park Avenue. Honored Guest ' —Mr. Harry Praiznea and Mr. matic furnaces most in demand through COLONtA — Miss Marlene Tor- This can be a year you'll never forget! 1957 is Bryant's Golden Anniversary— Ray Gartner, Harrison Avenue, Bryant dealers. These furnaces and boil- res, 1)6 West Cliff Road, daughter w«nt on a successful fishing trip to ers will be awarded on a focal basis... and we want to reward you for helping us grow and prosper through the years! of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Torres, Sea Bright, Memorial Day. That's why we've developed this exciting contest... it lets us show our appre- was honored at a miscellaneous one will be awarded in this area! (If the shower at the home of Mrs. Frank winner of a Bryant Furnace does not need ciation for your approval and purchase of Bryant heating, air conditioning and Iselin Minister Schuetz, 94 Westhill Road. Hos- the furnace, its value can be applied on water heating equipment! This contest is designed to make it easy to enter—easy tesses besides Mrs. Schuetz were Bryant Air Conditioning for the home.) to win! So hurry! Follow the simple instructions below and enter this thrilling Miss Peggy Juchem, Miss Ann Lists Services Valocslk. , J contest now. You may be driving a"Gold"Cadillac soon; just name the Bryant pupJ Quests included Mrs. Natalie Shoemaker, Rahway, Mrs. Cath- ISELIN — Richard B. Rlbble, : 57th through 166th PRIZES: erine Saunders, Cartaret, Mrs. H«f»'i all you do to anter: Sec your Bryant dealer and mlnlater o' th« Pint Presbyter- George Sammond, Colonia, Mrs. get your Official Entry Blank. Following the simple con- Ian Church announces Sunday •Gold* Bryant Water Heaters—the fa- John Torres, Clark. Mrs. Helen test mles, identify the Bryant equipment shown here, worthlp »t 9 and 11 A. M, Sermon Veres, FWds, Mrs. Violet Kulberda, mous Crystal-Glas lined water heaters de- add your name, address and phone number, and PRINT topic Will be "How to Have a Old Bridge, Mrs.1 Mary Kovaks, , signed and built to give lifetime service. the name you think the Bryant PUP should be given. Your Bryant dealer will help you in every way possible! Happy Marriag*." Mrs. Lillian Veres, Mrs. Lillian J Two of these modern design Bryant Water A Nami Ilk* on* of these may wlnl Frisky ... Sparky Sunday school will be held at Fusak. Mrs. Anna Veres all of Heaters will also be awarded in this area! ... King ... BooU ... Flash ... Dusty ... Pal... Spot 0:00 and 9:45 A. M. Hopelawn. ' (Again, if the winner prefers, the value of ... Wiy name that is suitable may win a"Gold"Cadillac, or Thurtday midweek service will Also, Mrs. Mary Veres, Mrs. John the water Heater can be applicd-on Bryant one of 166 other pritf?, for you! See your Bryant dealer, O«-n»«* fmww cmttr on the topic, "Great Doe- Pluskota, Mrs. Alex Magyar, Mrs. fet your Official Entry Blank, today 1 NT trlnei of the Christian Faith." Mrs. Julius Kovaks, Mrs. Gabriel Air Conditioning.) Othtr »vents scheduled for the Gall, Mrs. William Lucas, Mrs. Lil- ME« week Include a meeting of the |H8 n Lucas, Mra. Margaret Lucas Ladies' Aid Societye , 8 p. M. and from perth Amboy. ac meeting. 7:3jO P- M.. Miss Torres will be married to ING M«nday; choir practice 7 a»d 8 John Kovaks, 171 Charles Street, P. M\, and Boy Scout meeting Hopelawn at St. Cecelia's Church |OVED? 1 t, VI. Wednesday. |on July 7. I find the right to move nit—See tt Stomp Moven FIRESIDE CAN! 8*/ Your Bryant D«aler Now—Th* Cont«i* Emit Jbn« 30H.I Ow XMord far SILIINO HOMIS iKwttal / Ii TON In ClUnh «hi hayt ltot<4 Iktlt homm with U «vt in|Qy.d ,o,U, dill,..,) k wit at tin Ua Mraa f«Hy aftnli In H14 County. W« can atiura yauv ««ltlng Ik* maximum ariu, na msttai tatk* •• what tyaa al hom« yaw ha«t aiatmtly. LLOW i » iGESt x Call for contest entry blanks at Ibcal office of

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.it,] ., i. PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1057 INDEPENDENT- LK A D !••:;n Awards Presented Township Students Receive Degrees from Rutgers University Degrees from Rutgers (;0. To Colonia Club? To 27 Township Resitl<% WOODBRIDGE — Twenty- Dr. Lewis Wrbstrr COLONTA At a Covmcil Firf srven Township residents received dent of ceremony In School 17., Assis- rirm-ops at the 191st commence- United States is "f, tant Cubmastcr Harold Melt* pre- ment at RutRfTs University last in the fields of , sented aclvan-rinpnl and arhievf- nloht of that number four grad- foreign policy. He tWnt awards to nibs as follow?: „ alert with highest honors as fol- this country curt nv Den 1. Ronald Parfcrr. hn> ows John J. Jaworskl. 140 ficienciee In these barge, nno golrt and "IP ln and or,° ;.;U ,,nd Street find Mltrl O Kahmis, tlon Is sbandnn in;; arrow. • - 62 Green Street, both of Wood- giving every brldpc and both receiving Bache- Den 3. Richard Sheehsr.. iwar tunlty to develop lor of Science degrees. badso; Dm 6. Mirhael Mye- or.* capacity," Dr. jmi( silver Rnd one gold ar:?* ur.4?r Others who received, degrees "In this richest of ».\ lion; Peter Kinsella. wolf badje vrfi a s followsfo : From Avenel, Ed- this most productive : one gold and two s:lver irrot?. we are not providir- ward P. Bersch. 501 Hudson v One-year pin; Don *. William Or- f3(uil"VBid. . B. S.. Albert G. sary re$ourc« to i>(!ii ,, sinl, lion badge; Philip Tr.ihr Dyer. 437 Remaen Avenue, EEdd . MM., dren. Schools BIT , one gold arrow under bear and DONAI.O F HIMTIilHl). U.S. JOHN ,?. .MWOK'KKI. A.Ii. IRA MrCABK. B.S. EUGENE DEBREC7.EM, AH MlTiii i, KHAMis, B.S. Stephen V. Kaye, 131 Homestead overcrowded,, ant) ,;, dener stripe; Richard Jos:. Jr Isrlin Fords Wnodbrldso Avenue. A. B.. Elizabeth D. Schll- teachers underpaid t. one .silver arrow under bear one- er. 30 Park Avenue, Ed. M. educational opportm-.,- idly closing. We [,,,,' year pin; Gregory Gromek, assis- From Fords, Ernest Dubay. 29 tant denner stripe; Thomas La- shortage of colic... Wildwood Avenue, Ed. M., Joseph teachers and mont, one Hold arrow under Hon F Elko, 5 Hall Street, B. 8., Peter and two-year pin I Kostluk. 15 DeOrasse Street, "And we aro <'i; Den 8. Andrew Soyka. Uon B S, J. Ira McCabe. ^ Urch- tlonal budgets n : badge and assistant rienner mont Road, B. S.. Douglas C. while we paralyze . stripe; Thomas Falk. lion badg?. Nielsen, 84 Glencourt Avenue. cent highways ynt:. Lion badpp and detinrr ftnpes; B S., Robert A. Rewa.V, B. 8. of la«g«r, Hfcfkard SuIJicool. lion badge; i School of Business Admlnlstra expensive cars: Gary Holland, lton badfie tioni; GeorRe Skalangya. Jr., 177 Bobcat pins were awarded Ford Avenue, B. S., Donald P. Richard Doochack. Den 4. and Whltehead. 4 Montvlew Road. B, Board Member Jonathon Simko. Den 6. * S. In line with the monthly theme. From Colonia, Bosz Firker. 200 Named for "Cub Scout Firemen.' 'the Colonia ' Jpffery Road. Ed. M.. Thomas W Vo'unterr Chemical Hook and V LonR, 14 Elm Street. Ed. M., Don- COLO^IA-Mr- ;- • Ladder Company, under the di- j aid R. Vorel, 44 Maplewood Ave- rection of Fire Chief Roy Huel- president of the l'n \ nue. A. B. senbeck. gave a demonstration of and 16 company equipment and fire- i From Iselln, Ernest W. Docs, board members us |. fighunz efficiency He was assls- • ' 5 Mldwood Avenue, A. B. n. Rockwell, comn.ir..- ted by Assistant Pire Chief] ! From WoodbridRe. Albert A. Mrs. John Frlrlnuii Georce Scott and Captain Ronald Ballmsui. 627. Lincoln Avenue. means; Mrs. U Pi.. ship; Mrs, Mark Gi Morrissey. Also present were A B., John F. Baumann. Jr.. 717 DONALD R. VOREI-. AH. ERNEST W. DOCS, A B. fare; Mrs. Clyde F ii: Captain William Yorke and mem- PETER KOSTUJK, B.S. MICHAEL GYETVAY, B.S. ALBERT A. RAHMAN, A.B. St.. Georse Avenue, B. S.. Eileen (olnnia IM-Iin Fords Woodbridgf Woodbrldeo M. Burke, 649 Runway Avenue, city; Mm. Waiter ?,;i.. bers of the Colonia First Aid Mis. P. Cnstali;u\ '• Squad with a display of equip- M.. Henry H. Chomlckl, 94 Green Street. A. B.. Eugene J. J. Vital!. Mrs W K ment The program was arranged WlUmm Harmon, by Edward Arnold and Joseph Dcbrerzeni, OR Fulton Street. A.B.. Finest C Ore. 337 St. James hospitality. Pastena of the Fathers' Commit- Other officers oi tee Avenue. B. S . Robert M. Vocel, 109 Green LL. B, Mrs. Robert I. i:r>: • Plans were announced, for the dent; secretary '. Cub . Scout Olympics, June 25, The American Ordnance Asso- ciation Medal for meritorious Snedeker, corresud;-.<>,• beginning at 7.30 P. M., at the snd Mrs. Howard .-•! home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold, service in advancement of the Inman Avenue. ROTC program went to Cadet MASTODON BOM s The annual family picnic will Michael J. Gyetvay, Wood- KAM1AH, Ida!,- be held July 6 In the Girl Scout bridge. described as bi;n Grove, Johnson Park. New Bruns- • Mltrl G. Khamas, WoodbridRe, that of an eleptiai.: wick. and Mr. Gyetvay, were elected uncovered by a Kmv.; to Tau Beta PI, honorary engln- tor, Sigurd Grovr- •• perins srclety at the College of near here. Univi Bngineering. John J. Jaworski.' professws, after Squad Auxiliary Iselln, was named to the Honor bones, believe tin v - Society at University College. !of a "Columijn Welcomes Member? In his charge to the graduates, elephas."

COLCNIA—Mrs. Herbert Dew- hurst, Mrs. Charles Kiefer and Mrs. George Kugel, of Dukes Es- tates, were welcomed into mem JOHN BAIMANN, IK., B.S, GEORGE SKALANGYA, JR., B.S. ROBERT REWAY, B.S. ERNEST GERE, B.S. ROBERT M. VOCEL, LI .B. NAME ME bership at a tea held Monday by VV'ood!)ri-'| ,"!'v' Peter Greco, Michael Hrabar, Mr Icelin. gp at Knolltop, Roosevelt Park, Clark, Michelle Fomenko,Michelle and Patricia SmiUi. ington. "Name the Bryant Pup" <.'ont«-» celled, but there were only a few Herman,. Mrs. Harold Hansen, at Scout Headquarters, Mrs. War- nak. Maureen Dodd, Margaret And from all reports the sales HOUSTON, Tex. — Joseph In this area! (If yottdonot n- reservations made. Perhaps a dif- Guellich, Edith Blanchard. Virgi- Mrs. Stephen Coharsky and Mrs. ren Suflfcl, Mrs, Herschel Tarver, Were very satisfactory. Hope you Hughes, a bellhop, was bequeathed water heater, the value can W 'l"' Mrs. John Lockte, Mrs. William f«r«nt data can be wine fed that nia Dilkw, Dorothy Ann Allen, Albert .Bilewtlap; low game, had some fun, we did. $500 in the will of Mrs. Jessica on Bryant Air Conditioning Palmer, Mrs. Jules Tlemmlng, will be more convenient to all Linda Knott, Margaret Wago, Charles Kopcho and Mrs. A. Now don't forget to come, and Lehman, a former guest of the ment.) Tarcz. Mra. Oustave Launhardt, Mrs. It was nice to see so many of Janet Dossena, Lorraine Tlmar, Palace Hotel in San FrancUco Victor Thompson, Mrs. Grant you at the Rally-Country Pair. Leona Tlmar, Marilyn 8oe«lse, bring your- appetites, to the Serving the committee with where Hughes worked from 1951 35"G«ld"Iryont Nlms, Mrs. Lorraine Dixon and Mrs. Charles Era president, ex- Carolyn Sneedse and Margaret Leaders Cook-out tomorrow night. Mrs. Lockie were Mrs. Michael to 1953. Mrs. Lehman, wife of a awarded in &• "Name Th.- tended the welcome. Intermediate Sheehan with their First Class I»etras, Mrs. Mrs. Josepl}_ CBTuaone helped for- wealthy printing firm owner, said < h Troop" ir PortfSteading; Brownlp Rank Badges.— Jacob Essijj, Mrs. Tarcz, Mas. E, miilale the plans.' Parents will be Bull Ives. dieted 66 pounds olf la her that Hughes treated Troops 70 and 71, Jlopelawn and his frame for his role with Sophia Greco, Mr«. William Perna, Mrs. Invited and' refreshments served. A 20 year pin was presented to them "as were the king and fumacfs on the mark Mariner Ship 68,! Colonia pre- Lpren In "Desire Under the ^lms." 1 queen of the Palace." thl H. Hansen. Mrs. John Kozak, A "Scouts Own" was held In Mrs. Grant Nims, Jr. Mrs. Elwood too, a winner can apply ' ; Colonia by girls from Troop 10 nted the colors. E. Harris presented Five Year William Pwyer. Mr, Dertwsky ant) te: th# award on Bry*ntA»('l"llU and Mariner Ship 66. Mrs. Lor- purved Bar Rank Awards were pins to Nancy Caiusone, Janet " Rubin Greco, 3 Equipment.) Thu», in this sn raine; DlxOn, leader Troop 10 and presented toy Mrs. John Ruth, Vice Smith, Michelle Fomenko, Holly «nt«r conteit, you have man.v Skipper Nlma; 6hip 68 supervised Prejidont, to: Helen Derosa. An-' Ann Rouach, Ann Swisstack, Gayle Legion qnd Auxiliary the "girls. PUBLIC NOTICE tunitie* to win! Hold Memorial Service Mrs. Kurt Carlsen showed a Com* f«t your Intry film pn the sinking of the Flying Come in! We'll*be flad to give you full detail? ' •; COWNIA — W of the Enterpris%e (tto members pf Ship 66. t help you complete your en\ry blank! Reme"^'' Colonia Post, American Legion and Theelrls Wi»wislh toJfcankMrs. Carl- Who do you know may win a wonderful Void" 19^7 Cadillac! Us Auxiliary took part In services sen. Mrs. Joseph^arusonf, Nancy The league of Women Voters of AC1 NOW-CONTI1T INDS JUNl 3°|hl held at the Ctaverlear Cemetery Oarusone, Btnu jcnudaon, Shelley .Memorial Day. A plaque WAS Pomenko, Janet Smith and Hich- in Massachusetts ? Woodhridge Township, urge» all placed on the gra, ve of ta .past 'ard Nims were guists for the eve- EL1ZABETHTQWN CONSOLIDATED president, Mrs, "Qeorge Kayser, by ning. Plans have been nwjde to ritizetib to write their Cotogre«i»man, IB W. Jersey ^Ueet, Elizabeth - »:1 ' ' the unit president, Mrs. Michael hold a sewi-formal dance in June. ,Petyo. Prayers were led by Mr«. •Financial reports' from ALL '-"'•I Wendel Doll. ,. Boston...6 protecting any budgetary cuU af- trootw must be turned in during WITH A Lowell. .65' Other auxiliary members present the month of June. Mrs. Andrew PHONE CALL were; Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Ella TONIQHT1 Pittsiield.55' Wargo, jPinanclal Chairman, u In fecting the MUTUAL .SECURITY Lange. Mtf, HyHalycyony e Johnson, charge of thMft reports, You UK. Eiteilil e OO'lApyl , MMra . ErnesEt 3f-muuft$ Motion ratei from Nth Brunnwich B Burrows, Mre. Oeorfe Kutn'st Speaker Wednesday at Far Hills Inn, Som- FORDS—The Free Magyar Re- jKRasbey. was best man. Ushering Lawrle Street, Perth Amboy. ervllle. formed Church, Perth Amboy, was were Ernest Scbestyen. John Egry, An announcement was mad* lliiir-liomry Session •The program will be as follows CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS the setting Saturday for the wed- Robert Vni'Ro, cousin of the bride- that members making the trip toi i Introductions, Jack Boerer. chair- Miss Arlene Carol Hodan, groom; John Kish, Keasbey; Jo- Bethlehem Home, Rosedale, S. I., Rcv. Stanley Levan-1 .,,..,. ., , , mftn: national anthem and salute daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. seph Matyi, South Plainfield; and Saturday, will meet at the church -• assistant pastor of | Hodan, 38 Douglas §Jreet, and William Orosz. Thimas Silagyi, at 1:30 P. M. for transportation. •,*<\ iif peace Church, was to the flag, assembly; Invocation (Note: For Insertions in trteNcalendar, call William Joseph Sabo, son of Mr. cousin of the bride, served as ring- Meetings were discontinued fop ;»iikrr at the final session Rev. Joseph Brzozowskl, pastor o: Our Lady of Peace Church; toast, und Mrs. William P. Sabo, 37 Dahl bearer. the summer, the normal schedule .Mi;ir and Rosary Society Mrs. William Romig, Jr., 501 Crows Mill Road, Avenue, Keasbey. The double-ring On their return June 16 from a to be resumed in September. , in the school cafeteria. master, David Pavlovsky, pas' president; address of welcome Valley 6-4562, before nodti on Tuesday of each ceremony was performed at 3:30 P. wedding trip to Florida, the couple - •:ii'ii'l Constance was also by Rev. Dezso Abraham, and. will tie at home at 66 Lawrence Lafayette W. Livingston, presl week. Mrs. Romlg Is correspondent for Fords, dent; remarks, Mayor Hugh' B the bride was given in marriage by Street. For traveling, the bride Alfred D. Smith announced Qulgley, Woodbrldge; remarks Hopelawn and Keasbey.) her father. wore a powder blue dress • with Mish Appointed •iii -.fiTices from 8:30 A.M. The wedding gown was floor- white accessories and white orchid 1 Mayor James J. Flynn, Perth Am •••i i M the first Friday of boy; installation of officers, Fran length, with fitted bodice of white corsage. Drive Chairman A.Diana, district governor; presen Chantilly lace, V-neck and long Mrsi'Sabo is a graduate of Wood- sievi'ii Panko, president, tatlons, Adolph Quadt, Interna JUNE sleeves, lull skirt of nylon tulle bridge High Schorl and is em- , ' a m.'cun»s t« be resumed FORDS •— Appointment of tlonal counselor; George E. Kovak with lace panels extending Into a ployed as a clerk-stenographer in ! til A buffet supper was 6—"theater paf{y','Papdr Mill Playhouse, PTA 1st: John's EpIS- ' Frank J. -Mian as chairman at the International counselor and Josep long train. A iingertip-length veil the field division, publications sec- H;-ik norse prizes were copal Church School. Golden Deed Crusade for Cere- A. Dambach; benediction, Rev. of illusion w/s draped from a tion of Rarltan Arsenal. Her hus- |i il \hs Geza Horvath and 6—-Ladies' Aid meeting, Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. bral Palsy in Fords was announ- Brzozowski. crown of orange blossoms, and the band, also a graduate of Wood- • n Kovach. 6—Dernier Crl meets at home of Mrs. John Sorenson, 200 ed today by Joseph J. Seaman, Assisting Ml Boerer on the bride carried whHe orchids on a bridge High School, is employed Cutter Avenue. ;eneral campaign chairman. committee are Mr. Quadt. William Bible. by Hart Products Corp., Jersey U> ItAKKKCUE 7—United Exempt Firemen, meeting in Hopelawn firehouse. Mr, Mish has been active in |*Nork, Mr. Pavlovsky and Mr. JOHN BRYXCtIV Miss Elizabeth Ceto, Keasbey, City. >- Mr. and Mrs, William 8—Picnic of Cub Pack 153. erebral palsy activities for a Dambach. was mnid of ;honor. The brides- •• .Jr.. 930 Main Street. 8—Meeting of Little Woman's Club of Fords. HEADS COMMITTEE: John maids were Miss Florence Toth, Better Schools Group number of years, serving as presi- Memorial Day' barbecue, 10—Meeting and dinner party, Keasbey,Women's Democratic Bryxchy (above) is general Keasbey; Miss Margaret Oorka, dent of the Cerebral Palsy Par- 'eie Mr, and Mr». Thomas Club. chairman of the annual Com- Newark, cousin of the bridegroom; Gives Gift to Head ents' for three years, as •iinl :las Catholic Church. Rev. David matching bouquets. / V. F. W. The bride's brother-in-law, Mrs. Herbert Cline, Mrs. Robert Bachkovsky performed the double- 18—June breakfast, executive board, Fords-Edison Branch of Byron Cleaver, served as best man. Ncary, Mrs. William Hellegaard ring ceremony. VIis. Qfome Munn, Mrs. Ed Baum- Perth Ambpy General Hospital Guild, at home of Mrs. Peter Peterscak and Robert Her- The bride was given in marriage lln, Mrs. Charles Glemann, Mrs, Joseph W. Hanson, 136 Fourth Street. mansen ushered. The ring bearer by her father. She wore a floor- Frank Hennsen, «M«. Stanley 18—Penny Sale, 8 P. M., at Keasbey flrehouse, sponsored by was Michael Onuska. Hopelawn, iength gown of white Chantilly Gawroniak, Mrs. John LaBance, Ladies' Auxiliary. cousin of the bridegroom. ace with sweep train. Her finger- Miss Jetinnette LaBance, Miss The newlyweds will honeymoon 20—Meeting of Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, V. F, W- tip-length veil of illusion was Sletinore Baumlln, Miss Edna until June 8 In Wildwood. The 20—Meeting of Cub Pack 153. draped from a crown of pearls and Johnson, Miss Carol Glemann bride's goUig-away dress was pow- she carried a sweetheart bouquet Fords. der blue-wlth matching accessories ADIES'DAY of roses, pom-poms and baby's and she wore a corsage of white' breath. Nl. DAY ROUNO-TRIP COACH WEEK-END GIJEST roses. I KEASBEY — Miss Irene Buv- Mrs. Rose Ann Cleaver, sister Mrs. Martin attended IjeB>rtr h XCURSIONS chock, 48 Oakland Avenue, was the of the bride, was matron of honor. Amboy High School and was em- weekend guest of hep sister. Miss Her gown was pink, with fitted ployed by the Garden State Super- ETZOLD'S Mary Ann Burchock, Philadelphia. ace bodice, full nylon tulle skirt market, Edisont Her husband, a NEW YORK and cummerbund ending: in a bow graduate of St. Mnry's High BACK HOME In the back. She wore a picture hat Softool, Perth Amboy, class of [and NEWARK FORDS'— Roland Soleto, New and carried an old-fashioned bou- 1955 is n laboratory technician at \\W\\ New Brunswicty Avc. Brunswick Avenue, has returned I low in Utir 53nl 0c quet of pink roses, blue pom-poms the Rarltan Copper Works, Perth [edneiday. thru Juna 26 from a week's- visit with relatives ear and baby's breath. 1 Aiifbojf, • 1 , j Lt FAK» To To in Dayton, O. 1*2 tat FORDS Ntwwk Ntw r«% BrunswUk.$.95 $1.65 GREINER ' PHONE HI-2-2103 fehen JO ISO l.Mi'd here »r« a vxrlett of rue- fully selected men's Uvoritti, there hwuy *.5O 1.20 iirr tn&iiv Hems in etch tin* (11 bii.irlly sivltd, »IK1 they bur the obeth *.4O .95 Funeral Home trade marks of America's r»|Boodbridge 8-0264 For Appointment Cull , UKNINO-On any frfll |«IM t*1 tt HANDKERCHIEFS ' I ;SO A.M. from NiW Yarki h We Deliver and Ttlejraph • BELTS •WALLETS "' y—not good on n|i*rv«d-«Hr • SWIM TRUNKS • CATS coach frqlni. 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wuLtm .. -*;.*..... w.-, " " V PAOE SIXTEEN THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1957 Sodality to Visit Church Activities Conclusion on DelinquencyAvenel Chairman Lafayette Estates and Westbury Park Children's Home Are Scheduled Notes Reached by Terrace Group Named for ( AVENEL_H Shorecrest at Fords AVENBL—Tentatlvp plans were FORDS — Our Redeemer Luth- MENLO PARK TERRACE . - | out the creation by lUelf i »tlon facilities ^J*J™ |£ot ElementarJy rj made for a trip to the Mount Lor- Man Church will observe The Pes- By GLADYS E. SCANK j Organized ship to -nW the present and , woodbrldge sch,* 407 Lincoln Hlrhway th e etta Home for Children. I/metlvai of Pentecost In two services ! cannot eliminate Juvenile delin- projected recreation jacilitleB j been named Avenci —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Abdaic Island, by members of the YounR Sunday. In the afternoon, a Iwlin quency was the decision reached r: 13| were horts for the week-end to Tel. LI-l-1879 more easily avallsble for Isolated the 1957 Oolden r>f. !; ' M By Ladles' Sodality of St. Andrew's Stewardship Forum at 3:30 will by a panel discussion group at areas of the township. the United Cerebral p,] Mrs Michael Abdale, Church at a meeting Monday in renter on a discussion of "giving" —Mr. and Mrs. LOUIR Brustein the Menlo Park Terrace Civic Or- During a short business meet- jtlon of Middlesex Cimt.i.! MRS. LUSTER JJf^'J,, and Mr. and Mrs. th« church hall. A program of en- one's entire life to the work of the Vnnlzation meeting, Monday, at Ing »fter the panel discussion j A'Fords resident *,;,, KRESS Thomas Oraham, Lansdale. Pa. tertalnment 1* being planned by church. At 6:30 P. M., the young and children, Irving Larry and School 14. Fords. The panel mem- ! it was voted to make a donation at 61 Seventh street i 5S Sunday they were Joined by Mr. the members for the children. people will mret at the church for Amy Ljron, 1« Bond Street, at- ,bei.s agreed tnat parents and the ; to St Cecelia's parish In grati- appointment was aim u,, and Mrs Eupene Abdale, Brook- Plans were alw made to conduct it picnic at Roosevelt Park, tended a family barbecue dinner; \Vime are vital factors in combat- Trrrw*. FWt tude for use of the building. The , by Joseph J.vSeaman ,r |>, lyn, and Mr and Mrs. Joe Kirby, a miscellaneous booth at thr A meeting of the Sunday school at the home of Mrs. Brustein .s' 1Ilfl delinquency. ( Uteri? I-M1S Darby. Conn, and celebrated church carnival June 24-29 on the ti-uclicrs Monday, 7:30 P. M., Will brother and slster-ln-law. Mr, and j H L d dlreclor of ei<>men- Civic OrganizOrganizatioa n alto-voted to j boy , general r - pon , V purchase several flags for the]the 1957 Cerebral p u'\ daughter Eileen's birthday. churrh grounds. Incorpornte a teacher training r«. Bernard feinberg. Westfleld. j ™ „ gtressed tne need a Nomination of officers was held nmr.se; Tuesday, the Walther Honor guest was little Susan Fein- ^dlsciDUne on the part of both Menlo Park Terrace Boy Scout j raise $26,000 in Micidi, , —There has been some com- areas outside t)y Mr and Mrs Sheldon Oott- with the election to take place at League meets at 7:30 P. M.; the berr who celebrated the occasion o .„ ^ !hP ,iln Ter Mward and Oirl Scout Troops. ; plaint about the rrfuM being served by the Unit,,i }.' fi.Mi n carr Place Shorec mt.. thrown ^ ,he va<>ant loU along the opening meeting in September, voters assembly wil convene Wed- Of her third birthday. Other M\»™j^^£Zff£f%l William Iceland reported on the were Mrs. Brusttlns eight bro-^ sealing, w*™™ . A graduate of Woodi,', i:,".i * the birth of a son. Mi- por(] Avenue rt is even more un- Mlas Jean Cur«i. prefect, clowd msday at 8 P. M.; the Junior May 25 Bprrng Dance which was w HJ <:••'-. I»-..il May 16. at St %i- fortunate to note that wme resl- the meetln* with a prayer. choir rehearsal is Thursday. 7 P. thers and three sisters and their School and Rutgers \\ M.; senior choir rehearsal pfld a families. Ut, Lund Is an active Ul| <.':..<;•< Hi>.suai. Newsrk. He hns denU of shorecrest themselves Valhalla Lodge, Odd F,-H, of the Adult Information to be held at Roowvelt Park, •• ••'•'••• Lori have been observed doing the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aiollo. are kept in a state of "suspended nU: of the Dana Relief R ,. Mr and Mn. Allan Novak I dumping Surely the Township Choir Promotions 8 P. M. Jersey City, were Memorial Diiy 11(i • . I ^| I : Eudie Jacobsen. director, hrt an- animation" since in many respects July 21. Mr. and Mrs. Lwui if]. r> :••»,: ated their fifth wedttlng an-1 should not h,r:e to be responsible weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs they are too old for "play" type Of two youngsters n,> i,.Hary by spending the week-, for their -habits, tool At AvPHpl I hlirPn nminced June 30 George Beveridge, 180 Worth St. receration and yet are considered Mrt. Andrew Ruth. • ml JI the Hotel Ltxinjton. New f _Mr and Mrs Edward Hensch Miss Joan Basile, Jersey City. HI /tVCHCl UUU HI ,he g^rfd g^ concert to young for adult responsibility. JK^' This will be theseconr! • Yu:k and seeing "Ul Abner' ;»nd famiv marked their weddtaf nls are continuing for this annual was a holiday week-end Muesi of Koch M AVBNEL — Twenty-two young choral event. Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt, Wood- j . d their 21st wedding anni- Mr. Lund has been a./. Oue.'tt at a birthday party for anniversary with dinner m Clifton : her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. bl nte campaign of the limn,';' ?:••••< >-n Velardi Included Mr. and; and a visit to Mr and Mrs. Edpeopl- e were advanced at the choir — Calvatore Santelll, 194 Worth bridge Police Department, pointed j versary Sunday with their chll- promotion night celebration Sun-, Palsy Association Mi> S. Ruglio. Mr. and Mrs. M. ward Shapiola. Totowa Borough. Street. out the responsibility of the par-; ,jren, Pamela and Thomas, by at- day it the First Presbyterian' h:t«.-M\eelo. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cltro. -Helen Mallen celebrated her Mrs. James Brunton and daugh- ent. He said the parent who did j tending a New York theatre and Church, according to Hpn G.; Installed BARBECUE HOSTS and Mr. and Mrs. P. 14th birthday Trwr«4ay *,t At* ters, Patricia and Barbara of 196 not know where his teen-ager was. dinner. Hn'.'Mcro. Lafayette Estates. Mason, minister of music i j what he was doing, or with whom. FORDS — Mr am! M Untie City The Carol Choir, under direction Worth Street attended the christ- - congregation Beth Bholom. literally askint"'fof r "trouble- [ SCHOOL 14 Hanson^6 Anna Street i —Mr and Mrs Michael Inverso of Mrs. Walter Meyer, saw the pro- Bv Avenel Lions ening of Paul Rutlgalino, son of was FORDS — Mrs. Steve Balazs Ii!:ii. will hold a totnt InsUUa- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rutlgalino, mid very likely would get it. VemorlaT Day at „ were hosts Sunday to Mr. tnd motion of the following to the, ——— was elected vice president of School barbecue to guests Mi Committeeman Edward Kath. j tinii with the Srtterhood Sa Mrs Joseph Horaz and daughter, Crusader Choir: Sharon Bauer,! AVENEL - The Bel Aiie Inn Sunday at Meyers Coiners, Stuten t-ommiueeman HIWHU naui., ••'•' Mi Island. i D Edmund Carroll ami IIKI;IV. ut the Woodbrldfe Jewk -oline, Npwburuh. N. Y. Mn. James Laddie, William Hoffman.; was the scene of a dinner dance chairman of the Recreation De- jday^ PT. A at a special meeting Tues- Charles, Dennis and N..; i'i r.'ir . raz recently returned from a Judy Vianden, William Bonham. > marking the installation of offl- partment. outlined all the facili- ' The executive board and class Amboy: Ronald W.im Mr. and Mrr Samuel Crlt..) visit to her home In Australia and John Chrtstensen. Sandra Davis <'«s for the Avenel Lions Club, RECIPIENT OF DEGREE ties which the Township offered mothers feted the teachers at a and Barton Hanson hosts at a party on their: h»d visited Mrs. Inverso's family nd Barbara Haacker j William J. Henthorn, chairman COLON1A — Hugo F. Thomas. to its young people. luncheon at noon Wednesday, anniversary Saturday there as well The Crusader Choir promoted to ! of the installation nl»ht comtnlt- son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester E In answer in questioning from 'Wf^u included Mr. and Mrs. Westminster Choir the following: ; tee presented George N. Ketzen- Thomas, 20 Sandariwood Lane, re PENNY SALE CLOSING SESSION —Anniversary greetings also to the audience, Mr. Kath promised KEABBEY — The Ladies' Aux- Io;:s P;cchion«. Mr and Mrs. A. Mr and Mrs Raymond Doell, berg, outgoing president with a ceived a degree of Bachelor of! that after the completion of the KEASBEY—The K. Jane Campbell, Janice DeWorth. men's Democratic c'uh M-linckak and children, Ktthy ^ Mr and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, and Nancy Hansen, Beth McClue, plaque in recognition of hla splen- Science Monday from Upiala Col-1 Menlo Park Terrace School, It i illary of the Keasbey Fire Company k*e. Bast Orange. He was among.! will be only a matter of weeks | will sponsor a penny sale June 18, Its closing meetlnK «< i ;uid Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Prank ; Mr. and Mrs Michael SaUmon. Janet Ruesch. Joyce Kerekes. Vir- did leadership during the club's Monday at the finhoi . C: itclli. Mr and Mrs. John Senles. j —Ernestine Butler marked her ginia G&ssaway and Susan Szanzl first year. 190 graduates to receive* degrees, before a completely equipped j at 8 P.M. in the nrehmise on Smith Very Rev. John B. Coburn. Dean I playground will be set up adja- Street. Miss Hazel Belamy Ischair- will celebrate with ;( ii ;.:ul Dominlck Fascando, all of j nth birthday Saturday at a party. Prom the Westminster Choir, six j John J. Godby was installed as man; Mrs. Mary Klrkiand. co- after the business sc. si.•• J'•'•••( v City. i Her guests included Tommy young people were promoted to the j new president by GeoTge A. Kay- of Trinity Cathedral Newark, gavel cent to the school. All four panel members pointed chair-man. The public is Invited. attendance is Mr. and Mrs. Murray Fleck Aheam. Buddy Ryan, Willie Jor- Chapel Choir, as follows: Walter j sey. deputy district governor of the commencement address. .'•• host* at a party Wednesday,, dandan. . JerrJerrvy LevyLevy,, an'andd WW.. BvDranBypran- Goos. Donald Kayser, Mary Jo Lions International. Mr. Godby's lionor of daughter Lynda's; atOi ise]in: Joyce Lisantl, Jack Kosic, Thomas Lane, Kay V/ar- officers and boarij of directors in- •May. Guest* were DebbyiMees. Pat Plckett. Del Casabian- man and Patricia Boehmer. clude Abner Feldman. Daniel ilic-h, Geoffrey Goers, Joe jca> Marie Debruno. Conne Costel- Flanzbaum and John h. Zennarlo lo. and Richard Mamaola, Lodl; Robert Cserr Honored as vice-presidents, Abraham Kra- the Flecks visited Mr. and j Tommy McCarthy, Avenel; Frank mer, secretary; Arthur J. Flana- Leo Fleck in Haddonfield. \ Domingues, Fords; and Betty At 21st Birthday Party gan, treasurer; Vincent A. Rlccl- Mi and Mrs. Nathan Melnkk,, Banon. Emma Nicholal, Terry HOPELAWN — Mr. and Mrs. ardone. tail twitter and Harry Bsiyonne; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hynes. Judy Barren, and Pat Mal- Steve Cserr, 130 Pennsylvania Yago, lion tamer. .Stein, Moorestown; and Mr. and colm. Lafayette Estates. Avenue, entertained Sunday at a Rev. Charles 8 McKenzje, Or. Mrs Leo Fleck, Haddonfield; —Birthday greetings also to family surprise party and lawn Gerald Smith, Samuel Temkin im<- quests of the Flecks Sunday. Cynthia DiNicola, Judith Ooldow- picnic to celebrate the 21st .birth- and William J. Henthorn were in- —Da rlene Goers, Kathleen sky. David Jacobs. Mrs. Robert day of Robert Cserr, Fords. stalled as the new Board of Direc- ^Patricia Meckler took j DiLorenzo, Patricia Colgan, Mrs The guests Included Miss Anne tors. pit it in the Fly-U™.. T*p_ Ceremon„— . y of james Gates, Victor Johansen Cserr, Miss Vivian Sabo, Frank Included in the ceremonies was Troop 85 at Our Lady of Peace, Robert Roxbury, Dennis Teske, Cserr, Mr. and MTS. Norman Peter-! the acceptance of John O'Don- May 29. Rev. Samuel Constance Michael Amodio, and Mr, and son and sons, Norman, Jr.. and nell, George Radich, Peter Oreco v.:is !'ucst speaker. Mrs. Seymour Aaron. Thomas, Fords; Harry Fenick, Mr, and Stephen Cohorsky at new —Mr. and Mrs. William Meck- —The Civic Association's an- and Mrs. Peter Penick and daugh- members of the Avenel Club. le- marked their wedding annl- nual picnic will be held June 23, ter, Denise, Sewaren; Kenneth, vorsary at a dinner Saturday at at Roosevelt Park, all day. There Ronald and Helen Kathy Cserr, Tuttles Glass House and spent will be more news on this next Hopelawn. , Confirmation Fete tin- evening at Paul's Edgewater, •week. Reserve the date on your Waiiumssa. calendars. BEE SHOW POUDS—Teachers at the Fords HeldbyCaprarios LEOAL NOTICES and PertkAmboj Sunday *c^oo)» Missionary Speaker of Grace fevangellcal Latheran AVENEL—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Township; another dated October 24, Church attended a showing of At Closing Meeting l. rtmde bv M. J. Trainer, Collector Caprario, 293 Demorest Avenue, T Taxes of Woodbrldce Township, to 'The Ten Commandments" in Township of Woodbrldge, and con- New York City Tuesday. The Fords entertained at a buffet supper, in ISELIN — Richard Rowe, mis- ns rp,il estate known as Block 398-F. honor of their son, Arthur, and Its 13 "end 14, an the Woodbridge group consisted of Miss Ruth Ras- sionary on furlough from French Iwnshlp Tax'Map, located on Bradley mvjssen, Mis6 Owynne Romlg, Mrs. daughter^June, who were con- Equatorial Africa, was guest 8|reet In said Township; another^ dated firmed at St. Andrew's Church. October 24. 1951, made by M. J. Trainer, Raymond Hansen, Mrs. Joseph .speaker at the closing meeting of Collector of Tuxes of Woodbrldge Town- Finan, Miss Beatrice Johansen, Guests were, Mr, and Mrs. Ru- tin; season of the Women's Guild ship, to the Township of Woodbrldse, and concerns real estate known as Mrs. Donald Pinan, Mrs. William dolph Caprario and fionl, Rudolph of First Presbyterian Qhurch of Block 398-D. Lot 16, on the Woodbrldge Johansen, Mrs. John Hutchlns, Glenn and Ronald, Mrs. Gerald j'flin He discussed missionary Township Tax Map. located on Hvdt 1 Avenue in said Township; another Mrs. James Growney, Miss Ella apr&rio, Miss Mary Etta Capra- work in Africa and showed col- dated October 24, 1951, made by M. J. Kldd, Mrs. Robert Varga and Miss io, Mrs. LouLs Caprario, Mr. and ored slides. Trainer. Collector of Taxes o( Wood- brldge Township, to tlje Township of Edwlna Cnovan. .Irs. Louts Caprario, Mr. and Mrs. A .summer supper was planned Woodbrldge, and concerns real estate known as Block 815, Lot 210, on tne Mbert Caprario arid son, Robert; lor June 25 at which time secret Woodbrldge Township Tax Map. located Lynn Marie Horvath At. and Mrs. Daniel Caprario and pals will be revealed. A commit- on Third Avenue in said Township, aughter, ttonna; Mr. and Mrs. tee was appointed with Mrs. Mi- Yon and each of you are made de- Marks 6th Birthday Benjamin Mannetta, Mr. and Mrs. chael Miller and Mrs. Thomas fendants In the above entitled action because you have or may claim to William DeMarco £ipd son, Nicho- Wittemore as co-chairinen. have, some right, title, Hen or other PORDS—Lynn Marie Horvath, Interest affectlm? the real estate being daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph as; Mr. and Mrs. Nazrene Gapra- Mrs. Prank Fennesz, president, foreclosed, bv virtue of ownership, In- nnnounced that meetings will re- heritance, descent, intestacy, deirUe, Horvath. Jt\, 36 Liberty Street, lo and daughter. Amelia; Ml- 9 dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed or con- was feted Sunday at a party in Mrs. Arthur LePree and daughter. .Kumr in September. veyance, entry of Judgment or other lawful or leral right. The nature of celebration of her sixth birthday. Andrea; Mr. and Mrs. John'Ouz- which and the reason that you md LEGAL NOTICES each of you are Joined as defendant* Guests were Mr. and Mr*. Gary ;ico, alt of Elizabeth; Mr. and Is set forth with particularity In the Terebush and children, Joanne, Mrs. Albert Gray and children, SUUPERIOP R COURT OP NBW JERSEY complaint, a copy of which will b« CHANCERY DIVISION furnished you on request addreued to Joyce and Gary, Jr., Hopelawn; Melissa, Susan and Jeffery, Win- MIDDLESEX* COUNTY the attorney of the plaintiff at the field; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Con-- Docket No. F-2087-M above mentioned address. Mr. and Mrs. William Horvath NOTICE and •children, lAurie, Chris and ortl, daughter, Rita and £on THE STATE OF NRW JERSEY TO; J Dated; May 16. 1957. 1 VIOLA BROWN. MB. BROWN. hulH I. GRANT 8OOTT, William, Morgan; Mr. and Mrs. 'eter, Linden; Mrs. Venice Cor - band of VIOLA BROWN; ESTELLE Clerk of the Superior Court John Soltl«, Perth'Amboy. ado. .daughters, Alberta and VEC1A. widow; HEMBY HOWARD and A. H. ROSENBLUM LUCILLE HOWARD, his wife, hla and Attorney for Plaintiff Mrs. Betty Kateara and son. Patricia, Anthony Alcola, Newark; hth r tl di , d , 588 New Brunswicck Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nalepa and Bcntiutlves, deviseeand hiss ,an herd ,persona their, l oreprer any- Fords. New Jersey Dennis, Merle Kahree, Joseph of (Heir, successord hi s Ihn rl^htth, i title and I.-LIL . 5/23, 29; «/8, 13/57 Horvath, in, Joyce and Patricia hildren, Joseph, Judy and Su- iutwst. "JOHN DQE, husband of LU- an. Red Bank; Mrs. Edward Cap- DAIRY FOOD — The economical way to bright-eyed GOOD HEALTH through a CTIXU HOWARD, said name John Doe SHERIFF'S SALE Lair, Mr. and Mrs. George Tere- belli;; fictitious," MK8. KENR* HOW- SUPERIOR*COUR3R*i T OP NEW JERSEY, bush and children, Sandra and ario and daughter, Carolyn and ARD, wire of HENRY HOWARD; LAW DIVISION, MIDDLESEX COUN- nutritious menu. Vitamin-rich MILK and BUTTER, CREAMY CHEESES and, of t'l.ARA MAE COFUiETT, MR. COR- TY, Docket No. J-M2T-M — Kre George, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John son Edward, Mountainside; Mr. BETT, husband of CLARA MAE COR Detection Services, Inc., Plaintiff, Terebush and children, Patricia and Mrs. John Hacker and daugh- course, your favorite dessert—delicious ICE CREAM. BEIT; CHARLES WKNTWORTH BEN- and Joseph Buchko and A«nM JAMIN and EDITH BENJAMIN, his Buchko. Defendants. Writ of Execu- and Kenneth, Fords. ter, Linda and son, Richard, Wife; UERTRUDE G.REECY, MB, tion for the tale of premises dated Woodbrldge; Mr. and Mrs. Carl CIKKECY, husband of O.ERTRUDB March 7, 1957. FINAL SESSION GRKKCY; MICHAEL KULKA and VERA By virtue of the above stated Writ, SweMtq, Mr. and Mrs. William KUI.KA, Ills wife, his and her heirs, to me directed and delivered, I will ISELIN — The Altar Rosary Bonham and son, William, Mr. itevl-jt'i-ji uml iMirsoutil representatives, expose to sale at public vendue on Society off St, Cecelia's Church and his. her, their, or any of their WEDNB8DAY, THZ 19TH DAY and Mrs. Robert DenBleyker. kin•< fsiors In right, title and Interest OF JUNE. A. D , NINETEEN Iselin will hold 1U final meetjng ••JOHN DOE. husband of VERA arid daughter, Robin; Mr. and Gel your share of the good things Dairy Mouth HUNDREiD FIFTY-SEVEN of the Kason on Monday, at 2 KWLKA, said name John Doe being flc- et the hour of two o'clock by the then Mrs, Wlnton Prey, Mx. and Mrs, tliluiiD," MfiS. 111CHABL KULKA wife P. M. at the Church. Rev. Thomas of MICHAEL KULKA; and 3EAN MI- prevailing (Handard or Daylight Sav- Elmer Dragos, son Alan, Patricia offers you . . . refresh with milk and be GATZ. ing) time, In the afternoon of the said Denticl, spiritual moderator, will day, ifit the Sheriffs Office In the City Honduwitz, Rose Mark Hrabar healthier by enjoying more dairy products, Yim ure hereby summoned and re- of new Brunswick, N. J. Induct new members. The present and KathyjCfprarlo, all of Avenel. qulmi to servo upon A, H, Hosenblum, All that certain tract or parcel of officials will serve for another AMornny for PlulntJff, and whose ad- land and premises, hereinafter particu- every day. drrb-s is 380 New Brunswick Avenue, larly ili!hcrll(cd situate, lying and being year, Mrs. Joseph Schortz, presi- ENJOYED OUTING Korcl3, New Jersey, an answer to the in the Township of Woodbrldge, Coun- dent; Mn. Paul Bilance, vice- Complaint tiled in a civil action In ty of Middlesex and State of New PORDS — The ulxth grades of which Certlflcaten and Bwurltlea Com- president; Mrs. Richard Smith, 1 Jersey. Alan Black and John ZUal, School li.uiy , a corporation of the State of BEGINNING at a point In the South- treasurer; Mrs. George Brooks, New Jerbuy, lit plaintiff, and Viola erly side line of Hillside Avenue dis- 14, enjoyed an outing Wednesday And for the tops in quality, and farm-fresh Bmwn. et vlr. et alB, ire defendants, tant H8.02 feet In ft Westerly direction secretary. at Bronx Zoo. Accompanying the pending In the Superior Court of New from the Westerly aide line of Bahway J>TMn bearlug Docket No. F4O07 56, group were Mr. and Mrc. Thomas goodness, you can count on Puritan Dairy Avenue; thence South 19 degrees SO INSTALL T8USTEE within thirty-five (35) day« after the minutes West a distance of 100 87 feet Jago, Mrs. Jens C. Jeweii, Mrs. 13th day uf June. 1D57, excluiilve of I8ELIK — M»s. Charles Melx- to deliver it to you. Kuril date. If you fall so to do the re- to a point atid corner; thence North Arthur A. Qvergaard. Mis. N4W, 70 degrees 5 minutes West a distance ner was installed two-year trustee lief deiminded In tho COmplawt will be of 30 feet to. tt point and cwuer; ttltute t: Sheppar'd, Mrs. Norman Itikrn «|(alnst jou by default. Tuti at • meeting of Star of Iselin shall file your &Eiwi North i» degrees 50 ml»ute« Bast a ais- Everson, Mrs. Lalayette W. Liv- thiin- of lOO.ttO feet to a point and cor- Circle 64, Lady Foresters in School . vice In duplicate with the Clerk uf the ner m the Southerly side line Of Hill- ingston, Mrs. Steve Boh&to, Mrs. •Superior Court, Bute House Annux side Avenue; thence 8outh 70 decrees 15. Mrs. Ptnak Moecharelll, su- Craig Vild and Mrs! Prank TreuuHi, New Jeraoy, lu aocordaiite 10 iiiltnnr.i K.iat a distance of 50 feet preme commander, acted as In- will) the rule* uf civil practice and to the point uml place of BiKHNrllNO. Yacklnous. . The Borne of Cream Top Milk" procedure lifinr; lot Nos 18 mid 19, Block No. stalling officer while Mrs. An- The Bitlon has been Instituted for CKKJ-l hud out mid indicatei dd on map thony Moscarelli officiated as PENNY SALE tin- purpose of toreuloulnK the TlKlit ul entitled "Mup uf WoodbrldgWdbld e GtrdeniGd , rrdenipt'L)') In anil to, seven (7) ceruii: marshal. Mrs. Michael Wachter HOPELAWN—The Ladles' Au»- t'ertlnc-Blwi of Tu 6ale, «li or whlrh situate in WiMKlbrltlg* Township, Mid- have been usilgned to Etu> onW pMu- dlesex (Aiimty. N. J.," dated lMi. and Mrs. Fred Rathsam were hos- lllary. Hopelawn Memorial Post tlff by the Townnhlp of Woodbrldge, l the tuime premises conveyed tesses at the social hour. Mrs 13S2, V. P. W., la sponsoring a oue dated OcUAer ii. 1»51. made by to Jubi'ijh Huchkhk o und AAtfne a Bht M. J. Trainer, Collector of Taxes of his wife, by Hie Towuehlp of Wood- Robert Scank won the award. penny sale Monday In the poft Woodbrldge Township, New Jersey, to bil.l«r by Ue«d iluted Junuary 7. 1942, room on James Street. The affair and rnonkd Jmuary 9, 1942, In the TRIP TO NEW YORK . tho -Township of Woodbrldge and con- ullli r uf Ihr CIclK of Mlddle+tlJ COUIUy Is open to the public. Mrs. Bert cerns real estate known as Block 3DB-A, AVENEL — Mrs. Wal^r Goos Lo on the Woodbrldge Township Iii nook not! uf Deeds for said County Kacsur Is chairman; Mrs. Helen TiWiip, located an Clark Street in pane 2H4. announced today that a trip to Adamlec, co-chairman. PURITAN DAIRY Btjliik! the premlMMi coiuioouly known said Township; another dated Oc:tuuer New York has been planned for 24, 1951, made \» U, J. Trainer, Collec- mid di.-.lbiiJli'd ii.1 No. 77 Hllbldi! Ave- nue N. J the Crusader Choir of the First tor of TaxM'oTaxMot Woodtrldse TownhtThlti, 1 tit approximate amouot ill t>>< DEMONSTRATION to thhe TowrutlTtl n off WflodibridKeWd , and judgment tu be satisfied by Mid sale Presbyterian Church. On Saturday Y 7 A denumttr^Uon on Fayette and Wilson Streets Perth Ami*') concerns real eriUta kMWn at Block h tlie stun of Seven Huudxed Twenty* Of this week th«w, young peopte 3S8-V. Lot 1, Oil «M WBO*rld»e Town- five Ihillarn, mure or lwu (n'tf.OO), to- "«QW and When to Vte a Plre ship Tu Mafe, UMted on Hyde Avenue KCIIKT with the coat* of thut tmlv. will visit'Radio City andb the BOX" *as given to mombers ef tu said TowmAw: anotter dated Octo- Together with all nut ain^ular the Planetarium. IKT U, ltt)tt).. n|dn|d« by U. J. Trainer, rlK>U«. heredltwiiieuu uui Cub Den 6, Pack 139, under the CollectoCllt r pt flUM oll WooxJDrlclBWooxJB" np|jurtt-ua*'r.a Uiereuutu, belonging Or leadership of Mrs. Robert Sawyer, For Super Creamy Milk and Other Dairy PrqduW Township, M Wt TTonfn«hftt at Wood- In ailfWIw RECEIVES DEGREE bd, annd aoaMrnaoaMrns r«ar«ll eestate known den mother. Henry Btrubel, .for- k 3SMK Loti IS to 19 lncluitlve Hit subscrilHi iitenca tit* right to AVHNEL — Mis Dolores De as Blockk 3SMK Loti IS to 19 lncluitlve, mljouni suld win Uuai liiu» ya Ujuc, mer fire commlsikKW, wujn oi> i he WosdlWosdlwUsdlww U M ToTownship p T*x Mapp, subject only to such limitation* or tt- Young, daughter uf Mr. and

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T'm-nship PoUce Pistol Tram virtue, of ;\ 4-0 tUv, .riKhtfd itsslf to defeat Somervill" Amboy and v.iii !,'. 11G1-1143 In n Central Jersey. Saturdny nftmi'ii,,. [Municipal Stadium' Woodbrids>e, the ricfriulinK !*ick to decide tin • . champions in the league, got off ;ists overcame hand" 1 to a slow start this spring with a i tinn from Middles, •, record of five wins stacked up i Monmouth count i. : against two defents. Last year (he The Ban-cms' •.: - j Innil marksmen set n record by Amboy at Water. breezing through their schedule team eff.-in witii :• I without suffering a single tethnok.! COBWI Flunk Cup.', The trouble apparently is the pitcher, displnvin j failure of a fourth shooter to keep from the diamond ,i, pace with the top three or even Oasiorowski stippu•• close to them In rsctat weeks tlv at the plate. WIN BOWLING TITLE: Members of the Payne's Lunch bowline tram, pictured above were thr fourth man on the squad has been Brooks, wlm h : far below the club's nvi-rnse. winners of the St. Cerelias Bowling League. Left to right. Stofflf Saley, captain; lay Payne, Kay ;i: EXPLAINS STR1 (TIRE: John Kukon. Fords model airplane thus far this sm ,, Team captain Anirew Ludwig Corbrsn, Irene Krauer, and Vicky Karushy. better working <>ll Ixiitder and holder of the World's Class C spfrd record for thesr regained his shooting ey» apainst j he. was tossing in planes is pictured above In Ihf basement of his home as he Tigers in Triumph Somerville wflii a 236 score out Panthers. During } explains to his uncle, Peter Kukon, an engineer with the town- of a possible 300, The leagun's. top Braves Top Giants task, tie gave up i; ship engineer's office, how he constructs the models. He ts marksman In 1956 ran up his total was successful si-t< i • aided by his father, standing on the right. In the photo below Over Indians, 7-2by hitting hts targets for a 99 ans down by the • the young nun Ls shown with his father, as he displays the score in >low fire, 97 In time and In Iselin Circuit His control was rIn . awards he won at the New York Mirror Annual Model Airplane a perfect 100 In rapid. . I with only one fm Races held Sunday. Young Kukon, with the aid of his father, WOODBRIDGE — A rivalry of long standing In the 'ridge Following clo.« on the fteels of ISELIN—In one of the wildest j against him. broke the ('lass C World's speed record at LaGuardia Field Ludwig with impressive" scores were scoring ynmes of the ymint! sea- L While Brooks \w. when his home-made plane soared around the pylon at a Little League between Reo Diner Tigers and the Klwanis Art Donnelly and Phil Yacovino, son, the Fire Company 2 Biaves [Perth Amboy baitn speed of 163.5 mjles per hour. The awards pictured above who fired totals of 292 and 290, re- outslugged Al's Sunoco Giants, atlve ease, are only part of the man; gifts he received. Club Indians commenced the first spectively. Somorvilfc'fc Robert n-12, In an Iselin Little League of the offensive ]t;;:, , game oj the season, witJf the Falls had a sood afternoon with Tigers winning the opening round. clash. I by driving tjHhr'T,,: 1 295 tally. vh"e Al lartgnrback Tommy Kurzowski led the four runs. With ) 7-2. at the Van Buren Street trailed with «i 2S3 mark. I Stadium. Braves' assault against the Giants, firmly In the ban.: Tuesday afternoon the Wood- stroking out two doubles, a single lashed out two sin >. Johnny Eppensteiner was hand- JOHNNU bridge sharpshooters are scheduled and triple In four strips from the Woodbridge bi-f,:--.. ed the Tigers' inaugural pitching to play host to Piscataway Town- J dugout. His teamr.ifue. Steven Cl- assignment and he made his man- with two runs in •< ship at the Main Street range. chinsky was also rough on the Allan Koperwhntf : ager's choice look good by spinning WOODBRIDGE 111611 Giants' pitching with a trouble nnd a classy four-hitter. The right- rally by crackm SP f P RP Tot. triple. shortstop 'which u hander breezed third strikes past 97 100 296 14. and walked six. Jim Hegedus. It's always a pleasure to listen to Little League man- Cichinsky. the Braves' starter, failed to come up who was nicked for 11 hits, absorb- A. Donnelly . 96 98 98 292 agers relate humorous stories about their players And hung on for the six innings to pick result the Baunn n : ed the defeat. P. Yacovino 99 92 99 290 up the, pitching triumph. Tom first base safely II A. Grosskopf . 100 85 9? 285 they all seem to tell them with affection. Recently we next batter, brat nv Reo Diner erupled for three runs Conner, the Braves' losing hurler, SOMERVILLE 11143) were in a conversation with Mike Konowicz, a dynamic failed to go the full distance and which moved Kni..: | in the first frame after two outs RA Palls . 99 97 99 295 the hot corner At • were chalked up by the Indians. was followed to the center of the A. Langenback 98 96 94 288 Pony League skipper, and enjoyed a ctfuple of inci- diamond by relievers Clifford Sny- siorowski inn th> A walk to Eppensteiner and timely then blasted a tni^ base knocks by Terry Napravnik, R. Kueler . 97 97 86 280 dents he unfolded about two new players on his team, der and George Buchko. C. Rostrom .. 89 9' 100 280 The Braves' big guns in the bat- er Ronnie Rawliu Jack Gerhard and Frank Rupeltin the Robbins. both runners. accounted for the early cluster. ter's box were Richie Happel with The Tigers increased their lead a double and triple and George In the second mi, • to 7-0 with four runs In the top During the team's first practice session at the Van Buchko, -who belted a home run. kin, who wciplits ;; Babe Ruth League The Tomasso Tigers made the stands 5-7, stopp'»' of the fourth Inning. In the bot- Buren Street Stadium, Konowicz instituted an intra- tom ot the fourth, the Klwanis most of five hits to produce nine and promptly hit „ Club averted a shutout when Jim Victory for Yanks squad game in an effort to learn the abilities of his runs, which were just enough to sailed Into the i edge the Fireside Realty Indians, stands for a horn- Hegedus singled home a pair of players. Long about the third inning, A team suc- runs. """! 9-8. sent WoodbridBc (••.. TEAM STANDINGS ceeded in moving a runner into scoring position at Shin ing equally Reo Diner's hit- W I, In order to win the contest, the Score, Again m :>h ting honors with two.safe blows Knights of Columbus 3 o second base .with their heavy hitter coming up. After Indians sent three pitchers, Joseph The Barrons »dii-i; Diaz, Bud Tietchen and Victor ker In the top of ti, apiece -were JJapravnlk, Gerhard PortaSoft 2 •l two pitches breezed by, the youngster hit a hard and Chuck Aflen, while Joe Hig- Duffy's TV 2 l Janseri to the rubber with Jansen, Stuart Meyers \ui:. gins stroked out a pair of singles Lions Club •:... 2 l smash to deep center field which looked good for extra the last flipper; gaining credit for sacrificed over, to for the Indians. Kenney's Inn 2 2 bases. B team*s centerfielder pounced on the fast mov- the verdict. Keith Wargo was Koperwhats' 1 tapped with the Indians'loss. down the first i). Over in the National Division, Cooper's Dairy 1 ing ball and without breaking stride, fired a strike to Lumbar Company 0 3 Clinching offensive honors* for then took advantu .• the J"ire Company Braves edged 1 the St. Anthony Cubs, 5-4, behind Breen's Plumbing 0 3 home plate on one bounce to nip the runner trying to the Tigers were sluggers Tom Fitz- field out to mo .. Simmons. Bud Tietchen. Johnny racing home m; ;he fine three-hit pitching of Bob ISELIN--The Knights of Col- score from second.- Maueriello, William Hyland and sharp single to (<;. LiOtz. umbus Yankees made it throe * » * * Lotz played a dual starring role straight in the Babe Ruth League | i^ank Mondo, while Ray Coffrey Jim Tauber. K- md Donald Hancock hit two Amboy mound • on the mound as well as in the after squeezing out a 5-3 win over After recovering from the shock of witnessing a batter's box. He fanned 10 swlng- Duffy's Tigers in an exciting game .piece for the Fireside Realty club, [with the defeat l rs and with bat in hand drilled at Merrill Park. throw Mickey Mantle would be proud of, Konowicz In two other league games, he gave up nui out a pair of two-ply shots. Yavor- Roy Cunningham went the full called out to the center fielder, "Hey, you come on in dele's Excavatins! walloped Al's out 11. ski was the Cubs' losing pitcher. Sunoco. 14-5, while the Ten Eyck The records seven Innings for the Yankees to he,re." The boy, with his head down, moved slowly The Brave managers lauded the annex his second triumph of the Yankees and Tomasso Tigers important d. spectacular fielding of Gary season. His opponent out in the toward his manager and, wtth eyes filled and ready >attled to an 11-U tie. nardo has lost Sequine and Tommy Reiser, who center of the diamond, Tony 1^15 outings, v.: to spill tears, looked up to» question, "What did I do , . „ . , I tive Barrons ar< were responsible for cutting short Schlavone. absorbed the defeat. 1 11 several of St. Anthony's rallies. Keney's IniKns brought fielr wrong, Mr. Konowicz?" With a big grin and a hand ryOUlS Itttoloma LOOj)\ With three d;. . If You Want To "Please Errors Help Knights mason's IV.MY. up to the .500'level on the lad's shoulder, the Robbins' manager replied, Scheduled on Suturday By taking full advantage of three with a well tarned 7-4 verdict over "Son, you didn't do a thing wrong. With that strong " errors, the Knights of Columbus the Porta Scft Braves. '.The ganie COLONIA^John Felz. presi- to clinch the rt;.ci Cardinals were able to post a 3-1 was played at Kennedy Park. arm of yours I am going to make you a pitcher." dent of the Colonia Junior Base- King Is scheduln! decision over the P.B.A. Dodgers The mound dflciron went t' Rny * * * * ball League, announced this the plate. in a game which saw some good the Indians' ace who was morning that tryouts for the Wood In i him he was stil) holding his bat off to one side of pion, blasted back to back 300s MOCCASINS track meets which were held at counters in the girls' clftes. the HASKBA1L SHOES the local stadium last week. Forty- Mary Ellen Katona was the th,e diamond waiting with high hopes far another for the third time In his brilliant BASEBALL (.LOVES OUTBOARD MOTORS career. He now has 8S perfect site eight gym classes competed for meet's mpst outstanding competi- invitation to the batter's box. BASKETBALLS PEN and PENCIL SETS team and Individual honors dur- tor—a title she earned 'by setting games to his credit. remains PHOTOGRAPH The Notre Da^ne 1956-57 bas- BASS WEEJUNS ing the fifth annual spring cham- two new records. Th*e talented * * • • the BASQUE SHIRTS ALBUMS pionships. speedster won the SO ynrd dash in ketball te*m had a distinctly Irish The two boye that we have mentioned are the ones BAR SETS ROLLER RINK SKATE The sophomore, junior and a record 6.2 seconds; then went flavor. One of its spares JVM same! on to set a new mark in the po- named Mike Ireland. BINOCULARS senior winners were Mrs. Prank who make' Litflle League baseball what it is today. OUTFITS tato race. Catcher Mike Hlnes of the 1MJ BRIEF CASES SCHOOL BUCKLES McCarthy's Perldtt 4 with 23 They take a firm grip on the hearts of Little League points; Mrs. Nickerson's Period 6 The Individual results of the Boston National League team CAMERA OUTFITS SHORTS with three points; Mr. John three meets are listed below: managers and make them feel good inside. made nine assists In one $ame. It CAR SACKS SWIM SUITS Tomc?uk's Period 4 with 10 points HIGH SCHOOL ,•'*"''. • •' • • . is *tm a major league record. . CABANA SETS STATIONERY and Mr. Frank Capraro's Period 3 Potato Race, Girls: Gloria Kuz- CROQUET SETS with five points. nlak, -11.7 sec. (Beat record of 12.4 HOOKERS . . . Randy Brooks and Harold Ford Billy Burke won the 19?1 U.8. SUN CLOTHES Open golf crown at Inverness In DART BOARDS SUN GLASSES Gloria Kuzniak wag the big set by Nancy Sloarie in 1954), Ann were named.to radio station WCTC's All-Star baseball winner In the giro's division, bik- "mislak, Judy Zych. Toledo with a 292 before a 73 hole ELECTRIC SHAVERS SWEATERS team . . . Jack WJHiams of Iselin took fjjrst place plajofl. In 1930 he was 14 strokes ing -three first places during the Boys' Running Bro%d Jump: 1 EXERCISER SETS behind and tied foi 28th with a SWIM FINS afternoon. The versatile athlete Peter Zych, 18 feet 9 inches (Beat honors in the Raritan Valley Indoor PistolLeftgue with FOOTBALLS 306. TABLE TENNIS SETS won the potato race, Softball throw record of Joe FrlUche IB feet 8'/2 a 272 average ... Not to be overlooked is the fine job GAMRS i TELESCOPES and the 50 yard dash. Her time in inches set in 1956), Bob Welkel, GOLF HALLS the potato race was a new record- Andy Llscinski. . Angelo Armando, Matthew Jago and Dino Jasper E«h year the winner of the TENNIS RACKETS 1100.000 Pretkness ]• draped with GOLF JACKETS TOILET & DOPP KITS Among the boys, Pete Zych was Girls' Basketball Throw: Judy contributed aa'coaches in the Township Grammar the big star placing first in two Zych 79 feet 2 Inches (Beat record yellow daisies. Tne centers are GOLF SETS I TOP-SIDER BOATING School Baseball League . . . The "expanding Colonia events and participating with the of Betty Johnson of 75, feet set in dyed black with shoe polish to GOLF SHOES Blmulate blackeyed susans, Mary- SHOES victorious quarter mile relay team. 1954), Nyla Burch, Mary Jo LaBar. Cub League added Bern Smith, Ed Marklewicz, John ' HUNTING qnd FISH land's official flovjer. UNDERWATER He copped the /running broad Girls' Softball Thn>f: Gloria Belz and James Tierney to its staff of managers ... ING KNIVES jump and 75 yard dash. Kuznlak 160 feet 10 inches, Joan •shrink con GOGGLES & MASKS Bill Monaco pitched a no-hitter his first time out JACKETS and WALLETS and The Freshmen tltleholders were McCray, Iillian MUler. MINIMUM CAMPUS OOATS Period 3 with 14 points in the boys' Boy*' SoftbaJl Throw: Lee Kane for Stewart's .Red «Sox in the Woodbridge Little virgin wuul KEYTAINEKS SERVICE JOKAK1 SETS division and Period 4 with U 278 feet 6 inches, Bob Kasko, Bob WRITING PORT League . . .. M. IDSTI. or an soon BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- |f| To accomplish the nforesald '. upon nppllcntion to the Director, Dlvl- lirlifve for a Plenary Retail Connlli.p I -I , I3/S7 SHIP COMMITT8K OP TH» TOWN lon of L. 6/fl, 13/57 I.-L. «/«. 1J/J7 Avenel. N J . .,, Biilil mutter can be *Hn> OF objectlvei, th* following enactment I » Purchase and Property, Statf Hun licentn fut prenilHt sltiiaiej .* *Hn> OF woohmjinoi; Is adopted by virtue^ of the police i House. Tmiton 25, Now Jersey, on de- 42 Maric.nl Aveunp, Iwlln. Townstilp 'ii whlrh time nnd place (ill os ot KOTIrt \ ,| , rimv be interested therein Section 1. Thut Ordlnance. eiHUICd po*ers vested In this nuinlclpnllty I l' " twenty-five dollars HS5.00) for ' NOTICE NOTICE uf Wttddbrldne. N J, U eac: n tnls Take notice that EO1.T..N MAYER Take notice that UAJKSTIC BOWL- .,.. I.M mi npi>orunrty to be heard An Ordlnnnre llintl.liiK and reitnctlrlK SUCTION 2. It shall be ullawful for I se-li arnounl to be refundefl T»ke notice- that MELODY LOUNQR, Objectlonn. If any, should be 0 lstrlrl rt to the bidder upon receipt of same In and JAMIS MATER hm applied to INO ACAD8MY. IMC, hti applied to . thi' snhir. S 'P! ""?, ,," » »" "BUlatlng any person, firm or corporation, or for NO., has applied to the Townnhip Cortl 'niiix'iii.ii-.y lu *nuiu' tu tl J. Dulil- the Townahlp Committee uf the Town- any employee or officer of such cor- good condition within 30 days nfter the lttee of the Township of Woodbrldge Jilt Townlhlp Committee ul the lown- B. J. DUN1QAN, ;J'™'" hniuilnRB mm structures ac- award of the contract. uhlp of Woodbrldge for a Plenary Re- unn, Township Cli>rk, Wmidnrldg*, (*"W ship ol Woodbrldne lor » Plenary Hr- ording to thptr roniiriictlon and the pomtlon, to present or exhibit, or to or a Plenary Retail Consumption II- Jersey -tall Consumption License lor premium Township Clerk permit the presentation or exhibition, DEPARTMENT OT TH* TREASURY ense for premises mtuntcd *l 130-132 tall Consumption license for premises vulume »,,,| Mlpnt „, lhp|r uw. R located at New Jorwy Highway Kn S TO PROVIDE TOR of motion pictures In any open air DIVISION Of PURCHASE AND Inln Street, Wondhrldge, N. 3. situated tt 110 Amboy Avenue. Lots Ming and reBtrlctlnn the heVht, num- PROPBHTV 19-20-21, Block J25-A, Woodbrldge, N .1. riONKKH TAVERN. INC. iind Pennnyivnnta Avenue. Laun*| Park, AND oirrrfSRS AND NECES- ng theatre I commonly known as a Drtve- Objections, If nny rhould be made V M(wnrelit. PreMder t, Woodbrldge Township. New Jri-n-y. • ••'HAPINO ON OAK AVENUE, ber oothef storlear 9trllstructure. onet ) !me"'KulHln of buildingg ands In Tlimtrn. or to u»e such open air CHARLES P aULLIVAN, DIRECTOR nmedlutely in wrltlm? to B J. Duni- Objections. If any. should be fltlng tlie peri'M I.-L. B/a, U/57 Jrtlli' sn-ret(irv, Tht nnmtft Bnd midrewi'S uf the of- „. wooDBRIDOE PROPIR BBC- Ji^" of lot occu theatre for the purpose of conducting n, Township Clerk, Woodbrldpe New I Immediately In writing to B. J .Dtini- l.-L. b (!. 1.1 'SI Iwlln. N J. ficers and directors art pled, the RIW of yard's, courts and givn, Township Clerk, Woodbrldgs, New ,I iHK TOWNSHIP Of "- op( 1 >I V Ulf t any show or public entertainment, be- r»y. David Levlne. President, m drove , ?J ,l "" V' density of pop- tween 12:30 o'clock In tlie forenoon of NOTICE Jereey. :l. MIDDLESEX (Signed) NUTICK Avenue, Woodhrldge, New Jerry. ulation: Regulating and restrictingthe »ny day and 8 o'clock In the forenoon Take notice HULL f ^.UTOV INN, INC, MELODY I.OTJNOB, 1NO. (SlpriMl) ,', nKDAINKD BY THE TOWN- OcMlon. use mni extent uf use of if the same day. has applied to the Townahlp Commute, ZOLTAN MAVEH. Take nntlie thut WAI.TIR M SHV Morris Bhlhar. 'Serfl-tarT. M CRtalpa •nMMITTBE OP THE TOWN- Ralph PiUmlsano. President Avenu«, Perth Amboy, New Jeraey buildings and structured for .trade in- SECTION 3. Any person, firm or cor- of the Township of Woodbrldge for * PrRnk Lore flwy -Treas, JAMES MAYRR. BLBSKf mill IHKNE HHABLKHKl hav» ,„. WOODHRlDGE, IN THE dustry, residence »n H J. Dunl- me. present f!urb r>nd O-itter ments, which are Inconsistent here- PULTON INN. INC., toad, Isalln. Township of Woodbrldge, at 30 Tappen atreet, Port RendiiiK IIHII, Towii^lilp Clerk, Woudhrldgf. New* By: D«»1H Lerlne. President with are hereby repealed. Edward Janlga, Pres., Jersi-y, Attest: Southerly side of Grove LXXI The regulations hereinafter -J. J. Township of Woodbrldge, N J. iiilMTl 1140 feet, more or less, Sit forth In tikis section qualify or SECTION 5. This Ordtnimce' shall Margaret Jnnlm. Sew,, MORRIS HHIHAR. Secretary. r,. ,-nl curb nnd gutter, Inrlud- supplement, »s the case may be take effect Immediately after publica- I.-L. 6/S, 13/87 Woodbrldge. N. J Objections, If any. should be made Objections, if any. should be made WALTKR M. SHABLEStn, !-!..•«/«. I3y57 ..' nui iimter Returns at Ws»h- tion In the manner provided by lsw. mmedlately In writing to B J. Dunl- Immediately In writing to B. J. Dmn- ;,. p Totnl length of ci»rb the rone regulations appearing else- !«n, Townlhlp Clerk, Woodbrldge, New son. Township Clerk, WoodWldge. New IRENE KHAHLK8KI NOticE A nll where In this ordinance, as amended HUOH B, QUIOXEY, NOTICE I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Aveuel, N. J. , r IO be constructed Is 5786 except as nny of the following Commltteeman-Bt-Large lersey, Jersey, Takt notlt* tbat ANTOKI PICRALBKI . .,,,! more or lean. Take notice, that EUGENE ZAMBO (8igned) ANTHONY OLIVEH. (Slened) BENN" Ri«ie.nwii; has applied to the Township Commute* uses may be n permitted use tn fi hai; applied to the Township ComrrJUt; ,• saltt Improvement shall be zone. :.-L. 6/6. 13/57 Iselln, N, J. I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Port Reading, N. J. NOTICE of tht Township of Woodbrldge for a , ihe Oftk A*tmte Curb and B. J. DUNIOAN, of tne Township of Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail Consumption HeerTle (or Township Clerk Take notice that MAX MINSKY and Improvement. 1. Addltlonnl nee regulations: d Retail Consumption license fo NOTICE BAKNAhu MINSKY. t a Mac s Liquor premises situated on Rahway Avtnut) To be advertised ns adopted In Inde- premises situated at New and William NOTICE ,. r,l the worn of Mid Improve. «. 8peolal regulations relative to Take notice that UTT1.E JOS'S.INC, Take notice that THE HOVEN, INC . Store, hare applied to the Township (Block 171), A»enel, TownBhlp of Wood- J public garages, gasoline stations, pendent-Leader on June 6, 1957. Streets, Woodbrldge, N. J. -mm. s. j. ••- — , ne dune in accordance with • I.-L, 6/«/BT has applied to the Township Commit- t/a The Brass Bucket, has applied tn Committee of the Township of WOOO- ,,,. mill Profile #' O»k Avenue , automatic automobile cleaning Objections, if any, should be mad tee of the Tawnshlp of Woodbrldge for the Township Committee oT the Town- brldge for a Plenary Retail Distribution Objections. If any, should be mad* stations, and commercial garages, Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl , ,1 ..utter «« heretofore described Heftr To: VV-152 i Plenary Retail Consumption ' llcenae ship Of Woadbrtdge for a Plenary Re- license for premises situated at 2J7 tnmedlktely in writing to B. J. Dunl- <- ',,. Hnwnrd Madison. Township (1| Since gnaollne or oil stations, gan, Township Clerk, Wnodbrldge, New C-24 for premises situated at 64 Second tall Consumption license for premises Amboy Avenue. Woodbrldge, N. J. an, Township Clerk, Woodbridge. New automatic automobile cleaning NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE p e for pr ,.r mil the nptdflcations there Street, Woodbrldge. situateitd d »t CiCircll e on RRo uute U. 8. NNo. 9, Objection!, If any, should be made <, ii pinna and apeclflcallont *re stations, public garages and com- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBRN: (Slgned) ETJQEN1 ZAMBO. Objections, if any, should bo made near Main Street, Woodbrldge, N. J. Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- (Signed) ANTON I PICTHAL8KI, .'i" Hie with the*" Township En mercial garages, while necessary, At a renular meeting of the Township I.-L. 6/8. 13/57 Woodbrldge, H. J 'mmedltttely In writing to B. J. Dunl- Objection!, if any, mould be made gan> Township Clerk, Woodbrldge. New I.-L. 6/6, 13/JT Avenel. N. J. ^ may be IInimical to the ppublic Committee of the Township of Wood- gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New immediately in writing to H. J. Dunl- Jerwy. siifety and n welfarelare If lolo- (Signed) NOTICE ., the »-'orlt shull be performed t bridge, held Tuesday, Jupe 4, NOTICE Jersey. gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New i.miistilp under contract, and cated without the ddue consider- 1951, I was dlrecud to advertise ihe fact Take notice that the YOONQ MIW8 (Signed) LITTLE JOE'S: INC. Jersey. ' MAX MINSKY and Tak« notice that MICHAEL 4LMASI ' ,.r the curb and gutter in ation of conditions nnd sur- that on Tuesday evening, June 8OCIAL CLUB has applied to the Town Michael Oyetvay, Pres, (Signed> BARNARD MINBKY, has applied to the Township Committee .,< ,Mch parcel of property, and roundings, no permit therefor 18, 1B57. the Township Committee will ship Committee of the Township o Catherine Oyetvay, Treas. ' THE HOVEN, INC. I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Woodbrldge, N. J. ot the Township of Woodbrldge for ft ,.:.,: incidental th»reto, la to Bhall be Issued except upon meet at a P, (DST) In the Com- Woodbrldge for a Club itdense foi I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 A. V. Hespodar, Pres Plenary Retail Consumption license for application first made to the premises situated at 78 Main Street, ,.M UJHMI and against such par mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal premises situated at Amboy Avenue; aad J D. Venezla, Sec. NOTICE .., i ii'i'cl. or lncremed In valut Board of Adjustment, which Is Building, WoodbrHlRC New Jersey, and South Pftrt Drive, Woodbrtdge, New I.-L. 6/«. 13/57 Woodbrldge, N. J. Weodbrldgt, N. J. 1 NOTICE notice that VAN TASSEL'S , Mil extent'of the benefit directed to henr the siune in the expose nnd sell at public sale and to Jersey. Take notice that MAE^DR SANTIS, Take Objections, If any, should be made same manner nnd under the the highest bidder according to termB COLLEGE INN has applied to the Immediately ID writing to B. J Dunl- Objections, if any, should be mtdi and JOSEPH PRENCIPE*nave applied NOTICE Township Committee of the Township .''.>,ill cither matter* Involved In same procedure ss the Board of of sale on file with the Real Estate Immediately in writing to B. J. Dun)- *o the Township Committee of the «nii, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New Adlusttnent it empowered by law Department and Township Clerk open Take notice that HILLCREST INC. of Woodbrldge for a Plenary HeUll Jersey. : improvement, Including tucto gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, Hew Township of Woodbrldge for a Plenary has applied to the Township Committee ', if nny, from the Plan tnd »nd ordinance to hdir onsen tuit to Inspection and to be publicly read Consumption license for premises stt- (Signed) MICHAEL ALMASI. make exceptions to the provl- Jersey. Retail Consumption license for prem- of (he Township of Woodbrldge for ft uated at 112 Main Street, WuOdbrldne, ..,:,• us miy be found neeet- prior to sale, Lot 86 In Block 409-8 (Signed) ees situated at Holly and Marlon I.-L. tit. 13/57 Woodbridge. N. J elons of s zonlnn ordinance, and pn the WoodbrWge Township Assess- Plenary Reu.ll Consumption license for N. J. !ir prowess of work, shall M YOOTJC! MJN'S SOCIAL CLO Streets, Port Reading, Township of premises situated at 189A-191 Avenel Objections, if any, should be made i . i iiv Resolution of the Town empowered to recommend in ment Map. NOTlCt llg to the Township Commit Julius Melstrlcb. Presldeii Woodbr!c«e.. N J. Street, Avenel, Township of Wood- immediately in writing tq B. J Dunl- ..niMilttee. lake lurther notice that the Town- Objections, If any, should be made Take notice that WALTER BERTRAM tee that a penult fur such use Sol Klein. Trees. bridge, N J, gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New and HELEN BERTRAM, his wife. t/j> • mi m of Four Hundret ship Committee has, by resolution and Lou Ellentuck, Secy, Immediately In writing to B, J. Dunl- Objections, If any, should be made Jersey n, ,fi u hereby* appropriated be granted, If, in its Judgment, pursuant to law, fixed a minimum gan, Township Cleric, Woodbrldge, New Walt's Tavern, have Applied to the It will not he detrimental tn the I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Immediately in writing to B. J. Dunl- (Signed) VAN TA88EL'S COLLEOE INN Township Committee of the Township I,.-VM p.ivmmt -for the said pur- 1 price, at which said lot in said block Jersey. tbere- deed and adveittslng this sale. Said tee of the Township of Woodbrldge fi I.-L. 6/6. 13/57 Port Rending, N. J. Frances Horvath, Secretary (2) In no zoin slmli a Kasoliue or ol lot In said block, If sold on terms, NOTICE Immediately In wrltlne to B J. Dunl- :,. iir nefeuary, It hereby »l) station, automatic uutomobll a Plenary Retail Consumption llcen I.«L. 6/6. 13/57 Avenel, N. J. Take notice inut ANNA WEINKR gan. Township Clerk, Woodbrtdge, New i ,ii in meet the COM of carrying will require a. down payment of 25% for premises situated at St. Oeorgi NOTICE cleaning station, public garage of the bid accepted by the Township (t/a Economy Wine A Liquor Store) Jersey. or commercial garage be erected, Avenue. Avenel, Township of Wood Take notice that LOU HORNER'S NOTICE has applied to the.Township Committee (Signed) notes mill bonds ire hereby Committee, the balance of purchnse bridge. N. J. . LOG CABIN. INC., his applied to the enlarged ur established within price to be paid In 12 equal monthly Take, notice,that ELIZABETH BALQA of the Township of Woodbrldge for a WALTER BERTRAM ii <<> be Issued from time to block U"on which Is situated: Objections, it any, should be mai Township Committee of the Township Plenary Retail Distribution license tor HELEN BERTRAM i: uiioi. it not to exceed tht lasUillmenU plus interest and other Immediately in writing to B. J. Dunl has applied to the Township Committee A public school. terms provided In the contract of sale. of Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail of the xownshlu of Woodbridge for a or em lues situated at 79 Main Street, I.-L. 6/6. 13/57 Woodbrldge, N. J. [ir-iprinted pursuant to the A duly organized school giving itan, Township Clerk, ISoodbrldge, Ne OonsuraptibOonsumptlbn license for premises situsitu- pi Ret,oii Consumption license for Woodbrldge, N. J. ii( Chapter One of Title *) iJlwi. ncctpumue ul me minimum Jersey. ri-Kular Instruction at least five ated at 7S6 St. George Avenue, Wood- premises situated at 281 Main Street, Objections, if any, should be made NOTICE • • ... ,\lad Sututea of New Jen bid, or bid above minimum, by the (Signed) CLAIRE OTTOILL, I bridge. N. J, Uuy» t week for eight or mure Township Committee and the payment Woodbrldge, N. J. ImmedrsWIy In writing tn B. J. Dunl- Take notice that MRS MARY HA- •. . or bonds shall bor tn- months a yeur. I.-L, 8/6,-13/57 Avenel. N. J. Objections, If any, should be made Objections, \t any, should be made gan, Towiuhlp Cle.». *'oodbrldge, New JBCKI has applied to the Township ,i r.itf not to enceed seven thereof by the purchaser according to A hospital. the manner of purchase In accordance Immediately In wrltliiK to B. J. Dunl- immediately in writing to B. J. Dunl- Jersey Committee of the TownBhlp of Wood- , pi-r annum. A church. NOTICE gan. Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New (Signed) ANNA WE1NER, bridge for a Plenary Retail Consump- in- proper Townthlp Officials i»ith terms or sale on file, the Town- An orphan asylum. ship will deliver a bargain and sal« Take notice that the AMERICTS Jersey. Jersey. I.-L. 6/6, 13/5• —7 Woodbrldge, N. J. tion license for premises situated on >i'. nutriorlttd to eiecu/te and A theatre or operu house or CRAFTSMEN'S CLUB, IMC, has ap- (Signed) (Signed) Route U. S. No. I and Edward Street, • mitpn or bonds deed for premises. plied to tbe Township Committee of other building used for thruirlcnl DATEfl: June 3, 1957, LOU HORNER'S LOO CABIN, INC. ELIZABETH BALOA NOTICE Lot 1, Block 503-D, Woodbrldije. N. J, :,- Supplemental Dtbt 8UU- or operatic purposes or lor public the Township of Woodbrtdge for a club Lou Homer, Jr., President . 6/6. 13/57 Woodbridge, N. J. Objections, if any, should be muds inlrnl liy law has been duly b. J. LKINIOAN. Townshln- Clerk license for premises situated at M Take notice that WILLIAM J. KATH ruiertnmnient To b* advertised June 6, 1957, and Je»n Homer, Sec'y-Treas. has applied to the TOWUBWP Commit- Immediately in writing to H J. Dunl- :.i iiirii in the Office of tht A public library; or Oreen Street, Woodbrldge, K. J. I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New . clerk, and and statement June 13, 1957, In the Independent- NOTICB tee of the Townshlp.of Woodbrldge for A pnbllc art museum. Leader. Objections, If any,' should be made Take nottoe thut AVENEL RECREA- a Plenary Retail Consumption Uoense Jersey. mi infonnMlpn required by Whenever the frontage, en- immediately In writing to B. J. Duni- NOTICE TION. INC., a corporation of New Jer- for premise* situated at Route U. 8. (Signed) MRS. MARY HAJECKI, trance or nit of such gwollne or gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrtdge, N. J, Take notice that ELIZABETH C. and sey, tins applied to the Township Com- No 1, near Green Street, Woodbrldge, I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Woodbrldge. N. J. : Ordinance tbtll become ef- «H station, automatic automo- liefer To: W-171 ANTHONY R. D'AUOUSTINE, t/a THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE (Signed) mittee of the Township of Woodbrtdge N. J. :i.mediately UPOD Its bile cleaning station, public A»«:RICUS CRAFTSMEN'S CLUB, HOLIDAY, hnve, aoolled tn the Town- for a Plenary Retail Consumption li- Objections, If any, should be made NOTICK -riKiiiK uccordliif u> law gartge or commercial gankje. •O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ship Committee of the Township of At a regular meeting of the Township INC, cense for premises situated at Route Immediately In 7 rluin to B, J. Dunl- Take notice that ROXBURY INK, HUOH B QUiaUTY. however. Is not within such pro- Vuldeinar W, Lund, President Woodbrldge for a Plenary Heuth Con- U. S. No. 1 (Lots 1 to 4, Block 3961, qan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New INC., has applied to Ihe Township CoiiimlUeemaB'at-Lsrge. hibited block, the distance be- Vimmlttee of the TownshiD of Wood- sumption license for premises situated Avenel, Township of Woodbrldne, N. J. Committee of the Township ot Wood- ' tw«en the nearest lot line of tht brldge. held Tuesday, June 4, 2 William St., Fords Jersey. 1 Arthur E. Rousset, Vice President on U. 8. Route No., 9 and Oakland Ave- Objections, If any, should be made (Slpnert) WILLIAM J. KATH, bridge for a Plenary Retull Consump- T.'ICIAN. premises used by such gasoline or i»57, 1 was directed to advertise the fact nue, Woodbrldge, N. J. Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- tion llcenae for fcreinlmii situated at 147' ol) ttatlon, automatic automobile that on Tuesday evening, June 2S Homestead Ave., Avenel l.-L. 6/6, 13/57 WoodbrltJge, N. J. ;i Clerk Wllbert Peterson, Treasurer Objections, if any, should be made gun, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New Avenel Sweet, Avenul, Tuivnahlp of, .Iviriiftl In Tlie Indepenrt- cleaning station, public garage 16 1S57, the Township Committee will Immediately In writing to B. I. Dunl- Woodbrtdge, N. J. or commercial garage and the meet a4 ft P. M. (D8T) In the Cora- 223 Bergen at., Woodbrldge Jersey. NOtlCE : for price at which titld tots In said block immediately in writing to B: J. Dunl- Avenel, Township of Woodbridge, N. J. for a Plenary Retail Consumption li- |3i Oanollue Pilling etatlous: Objections, If any, should be made Objections, If any. should be made Joseph Pfeltfer, Pres, a. No gasoline filling station shall *ui ht IOUI lOtreiner wi'.n an other ri, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New inimedlately In writing to B. J. Dunl- Henry Pfellfer, Vice Pret. cense No. C-23 for premises sltunted at '•in- uf Mid Township Com- •feulls i»i""ri»nt. • said mln'-num nrire Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- 91 Ntw Street, Woodbrldge, N J. in- In-lit ul HH meciltiK room be built on a corner lot having being $1,150.00 plus cosU of preparing ersey. gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New g'an, Township Clerk. Woodbrldge, New Philip PfeifTer, Becy.Treas. :• .. r:.i Municipal Building In u width ot less than sixty 160) (Signed) Jersey I.-L. 6/6. 13/57 Objections, If any, should be made feet m'd an area of lest thau five deed and advertising this sale. Said OREEN LANTERN, INC. Jersey. (Signed) RICHARD JANNI •mmedlately in writing to B. J. Duul- ,| •• mi Hif l»'»i (lav of Ji'iie lots In said block. If sold on terrns. Joaeph T. Jasper (Signed) gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge. New !' mi I' M. (DST), or as «oon thousand iMOO) square feet; or will re«ulre a down payment of 25% MARY SMIGHiSKY I.-L. 6/0, 13/57 Woodbridge, N. J. NOTICE on an Interior lot having t width Maryann Jasper Take notice that JOSEPH ANDBA8- Jersey. i-r ..-. s.ikd nmttt-r i-an be t the bid accepted by the Township Richard Demlsh t/a Bud's Hut (Signed) • ft'liicli liiiif mid plate nil ot less than one hundred (100) I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Avenel. N/J. NOTICE CIK hus applied to the Township Com- feet and an ares of leas than Jommlttee, the balance of purchase Margaret Mary Demlsh Take notice that CLUB AVENEL, INC., mittee ol the Township of Woodbrldie BLUB BAR & ORILL, INO. *I.I, m.iy b« iiiittenH'il therein ^rlee to be paid In 12 equal monthly Woodbridge, N. J. .•••ii mi opportunity^ to be seventy • five hundred 17,500) .-L. 6/6. 13/57 has applied to the Township Committee for a Plenary Retail Distribution license Prank Baka, Sr., Fren nmellini'iHs plus Interest and other NOTICE Stephen Kara, Vlce-Prea. i.i '-rnluR tlif some ' square feet. • ot the Township of Woodbrldge tor a for premises situated at 574 Amboy b Pump islands shall not be lea ierm» provided In the contract of sale. NOTICE Take notice that FRANK MONTE- Plenary Retail Consumption license for Avenue. Woodbrtdge, N. J. Prank Baka, Jr., Secy.-Treat. B J DUMOAN. Upon acceptance of the minimum Take notice that TYLER'S COUNTRY CALVO has applied to the Township -Township Cleric than fifteen (IS) teet from any premises situated at Route U. S. No. 1 Objections, if any, should be made l.-L. 6/6. 13/87 street line. bid., or bid above minimum, by the 3LUB, INC., has applied to the Town- Committee of the Township of Wood- and Lord Street, Avenel, Township of Immediately .In writing to B. J. Dunl- >!-.\ME VACATING RELEAS- Township Committee and the payment ship Committee of the Township of ED EXTINQUISHJNa THE c Outside pits, racks or lifts shall brldge for a Plenary Retail Consump- Woodbrldge, N. J. gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New NOTICE " not be less than twenty-five (25) hereof by- the purchaser according to Woodbridge for a Plenury Retail Con- tion license for premises situated at Take notice that MILDRED'S HUT, ' KKiHTS IN THOSE miESTS the manlier of purchase In accordance sumption license for premises situated p Objections, If any, should be made Jersey. iiKcliOHrARES HEREIN DE- feet from any street line. ahwah y AAven u d Pt Stt immediately in wrltlne to B. J. Dunl- I Signed i JOSEPH ANDRABCIK, INC., hat applied to the Township Com- with terms of sale on nl«, the Towp- at 393 St. George Avenue, Avenel, Woodbrldgedbrg,, N t and Prospect Street, mittee of the Township of Woodbrldge l> SITOATB I" THI PORT d. A suitable barricade made of any tfilp will deliver a bargain and tale Township of Woodbrldge, N. J. gan, Township Clerk, Woodbridge, New I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Woodbrldge, N. S. (1 SKITION OP THE TOWW- conventional fencing niuterlal ObjectionsObti , It nny, should be mude tor a Plenary Retail Consumption li- l f snlld l Objection*, \i any, should be made immediately tn writing to B. J. Dunl- Jersey. cense No.. C-C5 for premises situated at it WdODMRIDOE. IN THI not leas than four |4) feet high immediately In writing to 8. J. Dmil- (Signed) NOTICE ' uf Finn Street distant maintained In a good and safe Commander Jersey. •-terly uloug '.he NortheBSterly 145 Avenel Street NO 1 ICE ship Committee of the Township of New Jersey. condition along ill street prop- 8anford Luna, Quartermaster Take notice that ANGELO D'ALBSSIO Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail Con- Objections, if- any, should be made Signed: |or Pifili Htm-t Irtim the point of erty Jlnei, except at driveways. Avenel, N. J. WHITE HOUSE TAVERN '•'•inn of tlie Nurtlieasterly side I.-L, 6/6, 13/57 Beatrice Huber, Secretary wa applied to the Township Committee sumption license tor premises situated mmedlately In writing to B J. Dunl- g. Pacing. The entire are* of the )f the Township of Woodbrldge for a at U. S. Route No. 1 at Loree Avenue. jsn, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New Anthony J. Andersch. Pret, tftli H-rci-i with the Northwesterly 145 Avenel Street Sadie Andersch, Sec. I of T.II>IIHI titrcrt; thence (II nation traversed by motor ve- NOTICE Aveuel, N. J. Plenary Retail Consumption license for WoodbridKe. N. J. lersey. fc'i-rlv iiiirallrl with Tappen hltles »ha!) be hard surfaced Take notice that PBTBR VOOBL has I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 premises situated at Oreen Street and The names of tbe officers of the Cor- iSlgned) I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Section 2. Thbj Ordinance shall take applied to the Townahlp Committee of Railroad Avenue, Iselin, Township of •mil .iioiiic tlie Northwesterly poration are us follows: VETERANS OF FOREION WARS, NOTICE l."U 25 to M, Incl., Block IM1, effect afwr Its npproval and publics- the Township of Woodbrldge for a Ple- NOTICE Woodbrldge, N. J. Peter Slderls, President #4410, WOODBRIDGE PO8T ,„„ as reculr^by law nary Retail Distribution ".cause for Take notice that the WOODBRJTDQH rt-t-t in u point In the Uouth- Take notice that the COLON IA CIVIC Objections, If any, should be made Stella Slderls, Vice-President John Jugan, Commander POST, NO. 87, THE AMERICAN IS- premises situated at 83 Malh Street IMPROVEMENT CLUB has applied to mmedlawiy In writing to B. J. Dunl- Anthony Slderls, Sesretury ,-L. 6/6, 13/57 Jili' uf HIKMI ,Htre<"t; tli« Commllteeinan-al-Large Woodbrldge, N. J. OIQN, has applied to the Towns^p Oriliwt-iicrly ulouir' the Bouthweit- the Township Committee of the Town- in, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New Objections, If any, should be ma4e Committee ot ihe Township ot Wood- W'lr .if Silxth 8'reet 7 00 f'tt to S Attest: r Objections, if any, tbould ba mad* ship of Woodbrldge for a Club license Jersey. NOTICE B. J. DUNIOAN immediately in wrltln* to B. J. Dunti Immediately in writing to B. J. Dunl- bridge, for » i i License for premise! I Hint ld,m«rly line of Lot 33. Block for premises situated at comer of Con- (Signed) ANGELO DIALB8SIO, gan. Township Clerk. Woodbrldge, Ntw lake notice that FRANK T. BUPE- sltutttd at 314 Berry Street, WooH- , Townshln Clerk gan, Township Clerk, Wdodbrldge, J*ew duit Way and Inman Avenue, QolonU., n ..OR has applied to tht Townt>lp lire (3) Southwesterly slonl To be advertised tt adopted In Inde I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 Isel'n- ers«y. bridge. N. J. ••r:,1 rrlV lllIC Uf Lots it klld Jersey. N. J., Townahlp ot Woodbrldge. (Wall- Committee of the Township of Waod- pendent-Leader on June 6, 1957. (Signed) PETEft VOOKL, ing address, R F. p. #2, Rabway, N. 1.) (Signed) brlige for a Plenary Retail Consump- Objections, if any, should be maMt . umi. .mil parallel with the I.-L. 6/6/al NOTICE GJBRAlTKR CORPORATION Immediately in writing to B J. Duni- M- JIM) no feet to » point In I.-L. a/6, 13/57 Woodbridge. N. J Objections, if any. should be made T&kt notice that ESPO8ITOS, }HC. tlofc license for premises situated at immediately in writing to B. J. Duni- By Peter Slderla, President, 12$ Runway Avenue, Avenel, N. J., gan, Townahlp Clerk, Woodbrldge, New •or-.hi-uhtrrly line of Fifth Street K&LCK lias applied to the Township Committee I.-L, a/«. 13/57 Woodbrldge, N J Jersey. " <4> Hiiiitlieiisterlv alouK the NOTICE gan, Townahlp Clerk, Woodbrldge, New of tht Township o( Woodbrldge for a Lots &90A-891. Block 9W, Township of Notice is hereby given that the fol Jersey. Woodbridge. N. J. (Signed) strrlv line of fifth Street 7.01 lowing ordinance was regularly P»»" Take notice tbat the JWOODBRtDQB Plenary Retail Consumption license TS/O0DBRIDOE POST, NO. 87, 'Ijr ii.tint ur plure of BegluulntF COLUMBIAN OLUB, INC., baa applied #3t, for premises situated on Lot 2-A, NOTICB Objection* if any, should be made and adopted at a regular meeting of (Signed) iqimtdiaWly in writing to B. J. Punl- THI AMERICAN LBGIO9 UNIlfc'l) the Township Committee of the Town- to the Township Committee of the OOLONIA CIVIC IMPROVBMWT Block 182, Route U. 8. No. 8, Wood- Take notice that MABY MOLWAR and Victor Tbompson, Oownnandar rtlitusterly by Sixth Btreet thlp of Woodbrldge, In the County of Townahlp of Woodbrldgt foe a club CLUB bridje, N. J. CHARLES UOLNAH have applied to the gan, Township Clerk, Woodbridge, Hew William Brabyn, Adjutant fctliruhterlv hv !/-"i 25 I" HI. Incl. Miesex, New Jersey, held on the 4th license for premises ajtuafced at 130 James Black, Objections, if any, should be made Township Committee of the Township Jersey. Joseph Kuraery, Finance Officer of Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail Con- (Signed) FRANK T. SUWSBIOR, jsttrly by fifth btreet Main Street, Woodbrldxe, If. J. Cnalrmun Board o( Trustee* Immediately lu writing to B J. Dunl- . J. 1.^4. tl*, 13/S7 flhv.i-si.-rly liy Lois 24 mid 3J "1 jta l«7 Objections, Jf any, should be made Mary Freeman, Swrnury g»o, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, Hew sumption license for premises situated I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 'he i.li.ivf In Block 1067. Bhee Township Clerk Immediately In writing to B. J. punl- l.-L. 8/6, 13/57 Jersey. at Mow and William Struct*. Wood- Hi" Woudbrldge Township TM tjaii Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New (Signed) HBPOBITO'S. WC, bridge, N. J. Jersey. NOTICB Amfdeo Bopoalto, Prtw Objections, it any, should be mads 1I"N :i This Ordinance (hall (Signed) T»k« notice that COLONIA COUN- Kspobllo, Secy. Immediately In writing W B. J. Dunl- iiitnedlately upon Its »il*>P THE TOWN- WOOOBRIDat COLUMBIAN CLUB. TRY CLUB has applied to the Dlroo I.-L. 6/6, 13/57 gan, Township Cltrt, Woodbrldge, New vtriiwnmiit IU roqulred by. tor of the Division of Alcoholic Bev Jersey. aiS- oo&nrST o>" tin TOWN- INC. SHIP OP WOODBRIDO*: John Fupp. Pres. erage Control, Newark, N. U. fox a fit NOTICE iSlgaed) HUOH B. QUIQLXT. HBOTIOH I. It is h»r«by found uud WtUlun J. Qraunam, 8ecy.-Tre*s., nary Retail Consumption license (or MARY MOLNAR and Ut T»ke notice that 76 NEW BTREST Notice of Hearing I.-L t/f, 13/57 Woodbri(U«. N. J pramlws situated at Colonla Boulevard. COBP. has applied to the Township CHARLK9 MOLNAR. ColoitlB. Towushlu of Woodbrldge, N J Committee of the Township of Wood- I -L. 6/6, 13/57 Woodbrldge. N. J UUNKIAN. thli Towiuhlp, tu open air motion PROPOSAL The officers are: James P. Burns brldge for a plenary RtttalJ Consump- NoilL It hmby IJTUP U»t lb« Dcpwrtmcat of Public Mlilp Clerk. picture U«»tw. commonly known * NOTICE Notice 1. .hereby given that -sealed President, 583 W. 8th St., Plain-Hold tion license #C-33 for prenilscs situated Utilllt*, Board of PuliUe Utility tymtnluiWni, Ut |bt- inlvertlned tn The Initpend * Drlv«-In Theatre, and thw 1« Is hart N. J.; Robert C. Bauer. Vice President, at 16 Mew titreet, Woodbrldge. N J Take notice th* MAHY BARANIAK i.ft-r on June t and June 13, reuaoniiple probability that o hir lik proposal* will be received, In the Kecep 661 Bryant Bt., Railway, N. J.; Thomas admlnlatnttrlx ot (he tttate uf Utchs.nl wt 11 A, M., Juno 19, 1W, for • public Wring uo kltn Notice of Public He/ring foi tlon Room of ithe ofBce of the Director, Objections, it nny, should be made •entire* will be enUbllahed In othe H. Ohlweller, tiecreury, 208 Rose St.. Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- BanoUk. d«o«as«d, (Bully's Tavern i 4 ion un June ie.-.lS57 sections of this municipality. Division of PurcHas* »nd Property, Jnd MetiuMetiuiliel n H J , JJohn 1 Maaunan has KJppllKl to tht Towushlp Cummtt- j Increuo* in lotrvaUte tetephooe f«tt« filed by ih* I.-L. »/«. 13/J' floor rear, State HOUM, Trenton 25, gan, Township Clerk, Woodbrldge, New (to) Tht »sta*>ll»hed open ulr the New Jeraay. for ttio following: Treasurer, Ma Mldwood DriveDi , Hhr Jersey. we oT Ue Township ot Woodbrldge foi New Jemi Wl Ttlephon* Compnujr. Ibarlnga will be awe Uw conducted motion picture Ut aV>llem N J, a Plenary Bewll Cousumptloo HcDuse NOTICE Kowi Vileh have, durtog certain The Dliectorn are: Leun J. Bader, 9SKI (Signed) for prtrobes situated at U Woudbrldge held to tlui office* «i the Bo.nl, 1100 Rajmoud Boulo- N7V»U HIUI 76 NCW STREET COBP. liiT.uy given that the fol month., Urmlnaud long aTUr ld Bryant St. Railway, N J . Robert C. Avtnut, Port Reading, Township of vanl N«war|, N. J, >. : uritlmuice was regularly J>at»tl Llght •with thi ruault that the Marlboro, New Jeny Anhur B. Finn. President Woodbrldge, N J. v Bids for the above will be receive -Bauer, 661 Bryant Bt K»hW»y. M. J C,.;™ ui i regular mattlui of «M OUl«t a«U the »1«P of l»# Jttiuon r'. Uurui, 50} W. 8th at., Pltll) Thernia M Kelemen, Secretary Objtctlomi, if su>, should be mmle «n>>lilp Committee of tht Tofn- illg waldeut* huve been '" »t the office of the Director, Division l.-L 6/6, 13/57 The tehedulM of luaeued telephone ritei reqnettcd u of Piirchnsa and Property, fitat* House, 0«id, N J ; Idw«rd D ttonittr, M Willow liuinedlately lu writing tu B J Dunl- Woodbridg*, In the County of to a n*sunn»l «»*««• » Une, Roselle, N J ; Kdw»rd ) JoSe, 3 --p. Bun, Townahlp Clark, Woodbrldee, New •re on file la all of the New J«rtey Bell T«Wpnuu« .'« N«w Jarsey, held on tht '" health thereby eiuJ»u««ted, wh Went State Street, Trenton 84, Ne\ June. i»57, Jorsw. on June SO. lUAY. at iMV- M Essex itoud, Suumlt. N. J.; Walter C Tuke notice limt b'DWAKl) J. and JerseyJersey . • < o*i«uy biuiuew »Ui«w« •od »t the otticti ul the dlatlirbiiwe w»t o^asjoufd by and will be oi»n«d and read iinmtdt Kerrlgun, Woods Lane, Coloula, N. J. UAHY BARANIAK, B J. DUNIOAN. heavy volutim of irttftlc uniaAtlui and will be oi»n«d an Kerrg, Wo , ; ULLIAN KENN8Y havo applied U> the t BUl ut b« mud Eut«ue J KirkKik , 520 JeffersoJff n *»«-* , |Us|U > Aduilnlstratrlii, Public Utility ComuilMio* 1P Trcautn *od Newark. at«ly thcroattec, BUla rnuert b« mud • • •' - -- --.. -« * "ijjttrd tl& __ l coauniittC e »ff th* Towwulill " ti, TundTrd Ion.. «ud must b *»T*h. ol Wuodhrtdga (or a Plenary Retail I.-L. 8/6, U/6'/ Foit Beading, N. 3 The pru|tuaed r«te» «re »v»Ui»Me for |»»Ulc iu»|»cUoB ttlHNANO* TO tiUND AN TcfS method of op.ri.tUJU ol S b tifid hert Henry . fc ENTITLBD - ~ w d Theatre, »s well »« others of Consumption iliAw KC-« fo» fnm . mudi P.M., Monday thrown Krldnr. U-IMIT1HO ANr Iset situated at I3SS Oak Tree Road, NOTICK UV that .ucli Urlve-Iii» c»u b. tlu Uie btale of New J»rwy for not leas Istllu, Township of Woodbridge, New T»k» noUu that OOLDKN PALUS Of rnvsn Jecwy WOOQBBIDieWOOQBBIDOie,, ICINC,, H«» uppllixpp t to tb» Objeotloat, If icy. should be m»0t '1'ownshlp Ctuuuiit^ee ot the Towtmhlh p RtlCTIOK Al tmmediaUly lu wVltliig to B J Dunt- ot Woodbrldge for a Plenary Rets.ll Con- New Jersey B«l! T«Uphon» Comp#ny -HNTO? 1M, Towuililii Clerk, Wuvdbrid^*, New nuniptloq llcoiue for preiuliws sliuutei] ArT< l*»WU»»ily iWIMlt the at 180 U. B Route 1. nwr Orcwu UUtet uewnld. 11 UnlvuraltT Clwlf, Ltn Olrdt, WootVblidgt, H J. . and UU4AM KINmT, Objaotluu», U utv, ihould b« ^s^gppp^ll^lKpBp^ INDEPENDENT PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY,. JUNE 6, 1957

feel; Grace Cornish, {by Wheeler of 6.1 sec. setVirginia Kolar. .f., singles In as many attempt*. His Brooks, p ..* 3 Glardina, Alfred Scroth. Wasem 60 Maria Velaqutt, Eva Joyce Moyer, Car<,i teammates, Denny Oolden and Hoyda, 2b 3 EIGHTH GRADE Joyce Kerekcs in 1954', Linzer. Mesar, Eva Linzer. -\ Jeff Schlatter, waved out a pair > , Rac«: Mary SUeh Girjs 9»ftball Throw: Wanda Yard *Da»h: JfanV Woodbridge Oaks News Boys Quarter Mil,. of hits apiece. James Motors''Of- Total* 29 (Beat record of Gorlewskl 142 feet 9 inchw. Ma? I BW " Uf|,, ., Gorlewskl i«2 leel » incur.. «-w ~- ft steenbftlt. Shultz, Don Mnrel", v fensive star was At DOttl who Perth Ambny (•) 011 12.0 tec Sheppard in Ellelen Katona. Barbara Waserfc 'K"leers, Bill* ";y "Markell ' . dote, Billy Markoll' lined out two doubles. »> AS R H 1954), Virginia s. Eva linzer. and Mis. C. F. Keith. 60 OcorRe Boys Softball Thro": Billy Mar- Girls 220 Yard Relay: Fran Bil- Moskel, Tony Mn Paul Monaco hurled a no-hltter Matto. 2b 2 0 0 BpM Running Broad Jump: Jo- IPIRCC Mr. and Mrs. Keith, and kell 867 feet R inches, Mike Moskel, Nadlne Thompson, Pamela Ledig, John By for Stewart's Red Sox against the Chester, cf 3 0 0 seph Sldote 17 feet 2 inches, Frank Bill Oolden. ilups. ! children. Barbara. Beverly. Dennis Rodriquez, GLADYS E. C.lo. Browns, but Instead of hav- Uribe, 3b 3 0 0 Kuehie, Jerry Hall Girls 50 Yard Dash: Mary Ellen jZullo.^ Mary Ellen Katona 28.6 Matt Kci and Sandra were guests of Mrs. unK n'lli ing an easy six inning stint, the Chapman, ss 3 0 2 record set'sec, Virginia Dllks. Hnd« Knott, HCANK Keiths parents. Mr. and Mrs. PRUI b Basketball Throw: Barbara Katrna 6 2 ser. (Beat young righthander Just made it by Bruno, lb 1 0 0 497 Lincoln iOutllla Saturday and Sunday. On ! a 3-2 tally to chalk up the decision Meszaros (1) .. 0 1 Highway Sunday Mr Keith, Celebrated his Working off the diamond po- I birthday at a family dinner. Dias, c 3 0 0 Isrlin dium, Monaco struck out 11 bat-Rawllns, If 2 0 0 —Mr. and Mrs.^Charles Jenkins ters and walked six. Young Earl Tel. M-8-IG79 and children. Lynn and Richard, Majewskl, rf .. 2 0 0 FORDS- Smith also pitched a good game Garibaldi (2) 1 0 0 57 James Place, visited Mr. and for the Browns limiting his op- Mrs. Bobert Sikora, Cranford Me- Tauber, p 2 0 0 Mr ;mrl Mis Mmtin Cohen ponents to two hits, while fanning Gadomskt (3) 1 0 0 i morlfll Day. Mr, and Mrs. Jenkins 13 swingers. * 2.GUYS and chikliin. H.iny and Lisa, 16 and children were guests Saturday Bill Radley came up with the WOODBRIDGE Bradford Plan-, wm quests of Mrs.j Land Sunday of Mrs. Jenkin's mo- j Totals ...... 25 3 distinction of pitching the first ru. it, Cohen s parents. Mr, and Mrs. Wil-! ther, Mrs. Eugene McCarthy at j (1),Singled lor Bruno In 7th. Onf-quarter mllf from Turnpikp Kxit l liam l.inkuv. Ni'wark. Memorial shutout of tbe season In the league (2r Orounded out for Majewskl (Lake Mahapek. New York. | when he led his team, the Mauro from Kxlt 12«, Garden State Parkin Day. The Cohens entertained Mr. ' —Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cuth-, in 7th. ' and Mrs Albeit Blacker. Newark, Motors Yankees, to a 5-0 victory (3) Struck out tor Tauber ln • bertson. 1606 Oak Tree Road, were iver the Grelner Senators. Sundny. i hosts on Sunday at a backyard 7th. \ —Mrs Sarnli Zellner. Bronx. N. Y. Radley showed mid-season form Score by innings: i barbecue. Guests were Mr. and necking the Senators with two OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A. M, to 9 P. M. was n holiday week-end Rliest of Mrs. Joseph Mauceri and children Woodbridge 210 000 1—4 her son-in-law and daughter; Mr, nits and striking out 10. Bob Rich- Perth Amboy 000 000 0—0 Thomas, Robert, Joseph and Rose- ards took the Senators' pitching and Mrs. Walter Huryk. 226 Wood mary, Bird Avenue. Ave. letback. —Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mauro Motors' most effective 48 Gym Classes Huryk were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tigers Triumph sluggers were Norm Crotteau. John Prosik and Radley with twd 'Continued from Sports Page) Fox. Newark. Rechnitzer, Franclne Nemeth, Pat HOURS: base knocks apiece. Z Smerecki. Marlene Palula. Blenda After losing their inaugural Wilson, Ann Trusiak. Francis Street spent Friday at j f clash, the Greintr Senators made OnlitaHnc Park UPS. a bid to get back into the Ameri- Boys' Quarter Mile Relay: Joe LADIES'COTTON -ansaaes i-arK. The Cardinals scored single runs can Division race by manipulating Preeses, Don Calvert, Pete Sharo, LADIES' IVY Pete Zych, 52.4 sec. Kurt Cramer, -Mr. and Mrs. Fmnk Lanmn&4in the second thlrd ^ fOurth ln. 3-2 decision over the CJ.O. Browns. Angelo Lombard!, Bill Brown, Bob and children Carol and Susan, 34}nlngs and on each occaslon the WIDE SWEEP The name started out with indica- Ello. Bob Lucas, Richard Wloczew- Francis Street spent Saturday jdoors t0 home plate were opened skt, Stuart Turner, Bob Pellegrino. with Mrs. Lannins's parents. Mr.; by cog(.,y miscues Tne Dodgers tal- tions of developing into a slugfest when both clubs scorefi two rune Girls Potato Race: Carolyn Sav- Bermuda Shorts Belmaand rMrs. Frank Sharpies at-! ued their lone marker in the sec- ond when Prosik was hit by a apiece In the 1st timing.. In the age 12.1 sec., Charlotte Johnson, —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun- pitched ball before coming all the second, the Senators brought ln a Joyce Scholz. SKIRTS SWIM SUITS schweiR. 23 Warren Street, at- way around to score on Lello's tally which eventually decided the Boys Running Broad Jump: Joe tended a surprise birthday party triple. fracas. Wayne Richards, the first Pfeiirer 17 feet 4 inches, Stuart on Friday evening for Mrs. Edward The Lions Club Pirates, the ex- batter, walked, stole second and Trooskin, Dennin Dragos. Bowman, Cranford. pected power in the National Divi- moved over to third on an Infield Girls Basketball Throw: Martha —Mr and Mrs. William Bihler, sion, gave an early demonstration out. Bill Calvani then laced a dou- Williams" 76 feet (Beat record of .59 27 Warren Street entertained at a of their strength by blasting the ble to left field to score Richards 74 feet set by Judith Zych in 1956), cook-out at their home. Guests James Motors Giants. 11-1, at the with the winning marker. Elaine Neal. Beverly Cenegy. included Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Win-stadium. The Giants are the de- Calvani went the full six innings Girls Softball Throw: Elnine tcrhalter, Mr. and Mrs. George fending champions ln the division. to annex Greiner's pitching tri» Neal 161 feet 11 inches, Margaret Bihler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wil- Eddie Tirpak, the ace of the umph and during his. task allowed Marglotta, Martha Williams. liams, all of Elizabeth; Mr. and Pirates' mound staff, made his three hits and fanned seven. Char- Boys Softball Thrtw: Richard Mrs. Frank Tyson and son, Wil-initial outing one to be remember- lie Mangione, the Browns' chucker, Sway Ilk 253 feet. Bill Klein, Frank 99 liam. Roselle Park; Mr. and Mrs.ed by checking the usually hard was charged with the defeat, al- Joule. Robert Higgins and children, K&y Anting Giants to four scattered though he, too, tossed a good game. Girts 50 Yard Dash: Lillie May Reg. 1.98 thy. Nancy and James and Mifc safe blows. He was also effective A pair of double plays by the Brown 6.8 sec.; Chandler, Florence Modioa, all of Cranford; with his curve ball, striking out 14Senators' inner defense nipped Barbara Cabalerro. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Higglns and batters and walking only one. Don possible C. I. 0. rallies in the late Boys 75 Yard. Dash: Frank yanlorlzrd HUP •dauthtcr, Beth. Vort Richmond, Kee, James Motors' starter, was innings. Kuchle 9.0- sec, John Steenbak- (liiiiltiy poplin. Staten Island; Mr. John Higjins charged with the defeat. The victor's stalwarts in the kers, Billy Markell. Hy from with slot and Mr, Robert Jackson, both of Lions Win, 4-1 batter's box were Calvani and Bob Girls 220 Yard Relay; Adele pocket, tab nlld New York City. At the conclusion of four innings Richards, who blasted a triple. Helnbach, Judy McCarny, Joan butioii- —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acker- of play the game was still close Sanders, Gail Chandler 30.1 sec, liliick. Ijcliit:, man and sons, Robert, Jr., Joseph, with the Lions Club on iop, 4-1, Loui* McDonald, Barbara Cabal- James and Raymond, 18 Adams but the scene changed drastically WHS and.Leonardo lero, Betty Ann Mandy, Margaret Turquoise. Street motored to Phillipsburg, in the top of the sixth when the Margiotta, Joan Shane, Genevieve InctWMuiUly Reg. 4.98 Sunday where they visited Mr. and victors erupted for seven big runs. (Continued from Sports Page), Martorelli, Joyce Mayer, Lillie May wruppcrt In [irinta with white Mrs. Hugo Catugna, and Mrs. Delivering the timely base knocks Koperwhats, ss' 3 10 Brown. Sizes 10-IB. grounds. Ackerman's father, Mr. Cosmo during the big frame were slug- Ford, lb 4 1 2 Boys Quarter Mile Relay: Wil- Woven Madras Catimna. gers Tirpak, Denny Golden and Gasiorowskl, cf 4 0 3 liam Collins, Walter Collier, Stuart Plaids. —Mr. ;md Mrs. Stephen Di Mi^- Tom Mundry. King, c 4 0 1 Trooskin, John Savacool 52.8 sec, Can-Can petticoats. Soft pleated all- lia and son, David, Bloomfleld and Eddie Tirpak stole the show Wolpin, rf 2 0 0 [Thomas Gaul, Richard Napoli around. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Outilla, Orange, completely when he paced the Lucas, rf 10 0 I Gene Eshelman, John Prlcz, Wil- Sizes'22-30. were guests Memorial Day of Sfr. Pirates at the plate with four Brodkln, 3b 3 1 1 liam Swayllk, Bob Smith, John ROY'S SATIN SEE IT TODAY AT KARMAZIN PLUMBING & HEATING BASEBALL Boys' and Girls' Summerwear 18 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE JACKETS Specially Priced!

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