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Published Every Thursday VOL. XX—NO. 8 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 At 18 Green Street, Woodbrldge, N. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Primary Car in Which 2 Met Death Vandals When It Rained in Lynn Oaks Welfare Interest Hit New Char; Depths Soarin, O Monuments Painted ". Contest in New 5th 1st Quarter Report Ward Only Lively With Swastikas in Shows Heavy Drain Tuesday Element Beth.-Israel Grounds On Town's" Funds WOODBRIDGE — Primary WOODBRIDGE — An all- WOODBRIDGE — The na- election is Tuesday — and out search is in. progress by Jon-wide economic down- trend has not avoided Wood- from all appearances Wood- Woodbridge police and Mid- bridge Township couldn't bridge Township, according to care less. dlesex County Prosecutor's Comnutteeman R. Richard Office to apprehend the hood- Krauss, with further substan- Except in the newly-created tiation being supplied by fig- Fifth Ward where both major lums who perpetrated the ures compiled by John T parties are staging anvexeiting most vicious vandalism in RIVER AT MY DOOR: Is what residents thought Sunday, when heavy rains caused; Omenhiser, welfare director contest, the vote will probably community history. \ flooded areas in the Carson Drive and Preston Road sections of Lynn Oaks Develop- The trend in layoffs among- be small despite the fact there ment, as seen in the photos above taken by a resident living in that development. In- Chief of Police John Egan, the major industries in this , are three-cornered fights in adequate sewer facilities on Wood Avenue, th boundary line between Woodbridgre and area is reflected in the wel- both Democratic and Repub- and the investigating officer, Edison Townships causes these conditions after heavy rainfalls. fare department which shows lican primaries for the desig- Sergeant Kennbth Van Pelt, an increase in cases this year nation as United States Sena- said last night, they firmly1 doubling that of 1957 in a tor. The Democratic organi- IN FATAX. CRASH: Pictured above is the 1957 Jaguar convertible shortly after it believe . youngsters were not three-month report covering- zation, efficient as it is. is ex- crashed into the home of Mrs. Mary Kisko, 173 Woodbridge Avenue, Sewaren, Monday January, February and March responsible for the wanton periencing some difficulty in night, causing the deaths of two Woodbridge men, Robert G. Trainer and Oscar M. County Road Job Mr. Omenhiser said that whipping up any real enthusi- ~ Iversen Jr. smearing of paint on 270 the greater percentage of the asm for Harrison A. Williams, tombstones in Beth Israel increase was attributed to un- the choice for the nomination Cemetery, Route 1, Thursday. employment, although most of of Governor Robert B. Mey- the cases are being- furnished ner. Idle Pay Boost The cluprits will be dealt Is Refused by Clement with -supplementary relief t0 Republican lethargy on a B. ofE. Presents with as severely as the law WOODBRIDGE — Law- augment unemployment will permit the chief stated. township roads back in proper jthe entire state, staffed with checks. municipal-wide scale has rence Clement, supervisor of j shape after the past severe Given Support He' said.the Prosecutor's Of- capable supervision, able hea- reached an all-time high so the Township Road Depart- winter. vy equipment operators and Last month, it cost the town- far the three-way race, for EDISON—The Young Dem- fice became interested in the ment, today revealed that he ship $9,628,28 against $4,346 85 ocratic Club of Edison Town- Mr. Clement's statement truck drivers and hard work- the senatorial nomination is Third Article case since it followed the will shun the offer of a more follows: ing laborers, plus the equip- during the same month the ship tonight passed a resolu- concerned. Party stalwarts same nattern of another in lucrative job as County Super- "I have been approached by previous year. The department EDISON—The third in the series of four articles pre- tion urging an increase and ment to take care of any job appear to be di ^ded, as usual, East Brunswick a month ago. visor of Highways and Bridges the press trying to secure a that may come up. handled 123 cases last month pared by the Edison Township Board of Education to en- extension in unemployment in their preference as among lighten the voters, parents and residents here on the school The acts of vandalism were to remain with the township. statement from me regarding as against 63, in 1957. compensation benefits. similar, he stated. "This Department has the bond referendum to be voted on at a special election, April Mr. Clement, had been of- the possibility that I, may take whole-hearted co-operation of Starting with January, the 22, is presented below. Introduced by 2nd V-P Mrs. The hoodlums entered the fered the higher position with the appointment as Middlesex welfare department listed ex- On page eight of to- Nicholas Slavick, the resolu- the entire-Township Commit- The, Board is seeking £2,250,000 for the facilities being cemetery during the night, the county about a month ago. County Supervisor of High- | tee and Committeemen. Peter penditures of $8,011,32. in day's newspaper will be tion recommended thftt the arid using spray bombs with It pays $7,200 and a. maximum ways and Bridges. 1957, costs were $4,302.81 in requested. - 1 | Schmidt, chairman of Public found the photographs Theodore T. McCrosky, a competent community planning present $35 weekly benefits be era " . paint defaced the of $8,500. At present he re- "After careful consideration, Works, has proven himself to February, this year, figures consultant, predicted the need for elementary, anci high increased to $42 and the pe- markers with swastikas, ham- ceives $6,700 from the Town- I, have decided to stay in my be a man of keen foresight and had jumped to $9493.92 over and short biography of $4,349.52. school building, facilities and the expansion of the school riod be extended from 26 to mer and sickle designs, a ship. present position as Public has a very thorough knowledge the candidates in Tues- system in his surveys of June 4, 1953, of September ,1, 1955, 39 weeks, both effective im- riicturo of a girl smokinfr a In his statement, the Hcpe- Works General Foreman, for of the problems and also the The total figures for the day's primary election. ind of May. 16, 1957. A review of these surveys reveals a mediately. A further study cisarette, and the word, "El- lawn man stressed the fact the Township of Woodbridge. solutions that arise in this three months show $27,283.42 Planned program of school construction as far as the year WPS also suggested. vis." There were no signs of ihat alter considering the of- At this time, I, would like Department., for this year against $12,999 13 President John A. Delesan- for 1957. This, does not include the three contenders—Repre- 1964 to meet the huge, rapid, and constant pupil enrollment nbecnity". the- chief stated. fer he felt that he would be to point out that Woodbridge "After the most severe win- dro urged members to attend shirking his responsibility if administrative expenses. sentative Robert' W. Kean, Increase in Edison Township. Copies of these surveys were Similar defacement was evi- Township has a Public Works ter in years, the roads in the :nai3pd to all civic, service and veteran organizations in the the annual Mayor's Ball at dent at the East Brunswick he resigned before putting the Department second to. none m (Continued on Page 14) It was pointed out by Mr Bernard M. Shanley and Linwood Grove April 19. He Robert Morris—and except in vriFhip as well as to-all Parent Teacher Associations. Cemetery. . . . Omenhiser, that the township The advancement of pupils stated that the absolute dead- is and has been for some time the Fifth Ward where a large line for receipts was Thurs- Frwin ,.Ship-ner. vice-presi- turnout is expected because ffh the grades is making to 5:10 P.M. dent of the cemetery told, po- under state control. Because day. Colonia Road Fund of this, the amount allocated of the local rivalry, the size of itself felt in heavy numbers at By September 1958 (1953- lice he. is greatly disturbed The club's constitution and in the budget for the welfare the vote will likely be in- tbe junior high school level 59 school year) total enroll r oyer the acts, but his em- by-laws were approved by the department is based on the consequential. grades 7.-8-9v, and will cause ' went in grades. 7-11 inclusive bibves had started immedi- s membership meeting. Joseph township ratables. With ra- Vigorous" campaigns nave r-n irapact 3-fewyear'; l"tf-i^t;i expected to be- 2203v pupil*, ately to correct the. situation. Argued by Mayor, Ev-anko Ferenczi, the club's legal ad- tables figui-ed at $47,000,000 the senior high level (grades It should be noted that this Since that time the paint has been conducted in the Fifth •constitutes the maximum pu- viser, made the final report, for the past year, the state has Ward by candidates on both 10-11-12). Since the high been removed. WOODBRDOGE — In an in Colonia. We are. receiving, and general welfare. The ab- pil load that can be accom- which was approved. excange of polite letters, May- by proportion, less for each decreed that Woodbridge ap- sides. Walter J. Cahill and schools in our neighboring Police said that'the watch- sence of planning should net propriate $47,000 in its budget districts refused to accept any modated satisfactorily in the Roy Taylor informed the or Hugh B.-Quigley, and John unpaved or uncovered road Charles J. Hozempa are the building even on •& double club that the political action man had made his rounds at Evanko, of Colonia, have ta- continue if we are to meet our for the welfare department!' choice of the Democratic or- Tiore senior high school pupils than any given area in the shift plan. committee will be active on 4:30 A.M. arid found no ken sharply different views on community." present needs with intelligent State Will Help ganization and they are being from our township, Edison trouble. The four entrances Was compelled to organize its In September 1959 (1959- primary election day. Taylor, the allocation of road repair He continued: programming and determina- Under these conditions, the challenged . by Paskel Merrit a member of the committee] are chained at night and are money for the new Fifth Ward. tion. Our need, created not by and Robert Zmyewski. Despite own hieh school program. 60 school year) the addition "Community-created prob- state will supplement the dif- of the 12th grade to the high said committee chairman not accessible to cars. Police Mr. Evanko, Republican us, is simply adequate road ference between $47,000 and (Continued on Page 14) The 10th grade was started radio cars can not go beyond lems, such as Colonia's roads, h.his past September; grades the enrollment total to reach Steve Callas, Jr., has turned candidate in Tuesday's pri- improvements, repair and new the actual amount spent at over the names of 13 club the chains at night and the must be solved on the basis of 11 and 12 will follow, in suc- 2919 pupils in grades 7-12 mary for nomination for Town logical apportionment, need road construction." the end of the year..In the past inclusive. It is important to members to the Edis/m Demo- vandalism took place about three months more than half cessive years. All of this adds 1,000 yards from one entrance, Committee, inquired of Mayor ip to a double problem oceur- note that SEPTEMBER 1959 cratic Organization, for work- Quigley, what are the admin- of the township's allocation Williams Lauded ing at the; polls in various which would not be visible to "ing concurrently a$ the sec- BECOMES THE CRITICAL istration plans for meeting the has already been spent. If pre- districts. The 13 will assist a radio car, the chief said. sent conditions prevail for* the ondary level. YEAR FOR HIGH SCHOOL severe road problems in the Newspaper to Enlarge county committee men and Presumably, entrance to the next three months, Wood- At Edison Rally FACILITIES -S H Q R TAGE. Colonia area. Mr. Quigley, re- The following table of high The pupil enrollment will ex- women to get out the vote. cemetery came . from the bridge will have spent its al- EDISON—A crowd of 600 sponded it is his opinion that school enrollment illustrates ceed the maximum capacity Maple Hill Dairy nearby, po- Plant and Facilities lotment and the state will then enthusiastic Democrats hearS the problem only too well and MEET TOMORROW the total street improvement have to continue with aid for Governor Robert B. Meyner of the present high school lice theorized. WOODBRIDGE — An- completed by August 15, •oo clearly: • . . . appropriation should be divid- thus relieving severe over- the sis month's balance of the 57-58 5S-59 59-60 60-61 61-62building by more than. 700 pu- WOODBEID G E—The Assisting Sergeant Van Pelt nouncement of extensive Monday night praise Demo- Grs. ; ed evenly among the five year. cratic U. S. Senate candidate 7 435 517 716 644 .683 pils at that time even on a Woodbridge Township . Em- in - the initial investigation enlargement, of plant and taxing of present facilities s 462 4ffi 5'7 ,716 644 wards. He also proposed a inadequate for the handling Last year, the department Harrison A. Williams Jr., at 716 double shift plan. ployees Association will meet were Detectives Fred Leidner facilities was made today 9 43!) 462 4Ja 517 meeting with Mr. Evanko, to of the papers' large grains in with an appropriation of $43 - linwood Grove, Edison. It -'becomes painstakingly tomorrow at 8 in the commit- and Zuccaro, and Patrolman by the Woodbridge Publish- 1336 1414 1668 1877 2043 (Continued on Page 14) tee room at Town Hall. Felix Galasso and Al Yaczina. discuss a program of repair- advertising lineage and cir- 000 went over the amount by Meyner, a strong supporter Totals ing Co., Inc., which publish- culation. The new press is $8,000. Present indications are s 7-9) ing and improving Fifth Ward of Williams, described the 10 350 4M 462 435 517 roads. es The Independent-Leader, of ample speed and capacity that the state will be forced former congressman from 11 - 350; 439 462 435 Carteret Press and Edison to print a daily newspaper. to' send a far greater amount 12 - - 350 439 462 In his reply to Mayor Quig- Union County as 'experienced, Township-Fords Beacon. In making its announce- in aid. capable and the kind of man 350. 78D 1251 1336 1414 Settlp in Their New Home ley, Mr. Evanko wrote: The welfare director, made Totals Expansion is necessitated ment, the company express- New Jersey and the Unitel 10-12) "I disagree with your propo- lsecause of the continued ed its deep gratitude to its it clear, -that although the de- •States needs in Washington, Totals Mother Squirrel Returns to Kind Neighbors to Claim Five sal for allocating funds by and sustained growth by growing list of patrons both partment is handling a much Irs 7-12 ' simply saying we have five D. C." 1686 2'iO.I 2018 3213 3457 the three newspapers. Prop- in the newspaper and com- greater amount of work, the The State's chief executive 'r,crease over Babies She Left while She was House-Hunting wards and therefore Coionia erty to the rear of the com- mercial printing depart- annual administrative costs of pfecedlng yr. is to receive one-fifth or 20 pointed out that "twenty out + 517 +716 +234 +244 WOODBRIDGE — AH is and were taken down, de- visioried her life for the pany's plant, extending from ments, for the progress $17;000 established by the per cent of the budget appro- state in 1942, nave remained of twenty-one Democratic Our present high school well once "more at the home molishing the . home Mrs. next month • in the event its present frontage on which is making necessary leaders have enormous faith priation. Colonia's overnight Green Street through to the addition to plant and the same. In the event, further "luilding has a functional of Mrs. Squirrel of 700-x Squirrel had established for Mrs. Squirrel remained development did not occur by and confidence in Harrison J sable pupil capacity of 900 Nielsen Street, has been equipment. assistance is needed in thi de- ; Ridgedale Avenue — but for her new litter, and dropping away—since baby squirrels chance. It is the product of Williams— an indication of hi? -mpils on a single, full day. purchased to accommodate partment the state would sup- a time Tuesday morning' her babies to the ground. must be fed every two planning', or lack of it, by re- ply personnel and assume the . extraordinary ability." The irogram. Utilization of all the life was pretty hectic. hours for their first month.) the expansion of the exist- LICENSE REVOKED The tree-cutters picked up sponsible elected officials. The ing building. costs. governor said that "Williams ipecial purpose rooms will ac- the babies—their eyes yet But Mrs. Squirrel was major portion of home con- WOODBRIDGE — Among personifies the aggressive, commodate a maximum of The whereabouts of ;Mr. Squirrel are uncertain, ..but unopened — and presented soon seen in the Troast struction occurred in Colonia's This enlargement will Middlesex County residents progressive and dedicated MOO to 115.0 pupils without yard, obviously looking for Fifth Ward. house a 24-page standard- whose licenses were revoked Democrat that appcai-s very -irobably serious impairment for Mrs. S. and the five them to Mrs. Troast and tiny babies recently born to. her young daughter, Susan, her family. She apparently "It is neither reasonable nor size or 48-pag-e tabloid-size April 10 was Richard Albanese, very seldom on the politica! if an efficiently operating had just been away on a Goss rotary press, stereotyp- William Street, Fords; noisy scene. Because of his,distin- program. her, Tuesday was a day who were standing nearby. to the best interest of the com- never to be forgotten in the Mrs. Squirrel was over- house-hunting mission, so munity to allocate more mo- ing equipment and storage muffler, two speeding and two guished ability, it is impera- On September 30, 1957, our when Mrs. Troast put the space for newsprint. It is careless driving charges, li- tive that he win on April 15 annals of squirreldom. come by panic for the mo- ney to areas with far more Boy, Sister, .5 'ligh school listed an active The story is this: ment, and scampered away. basin fuil of babies on the surfaced roads than we have hoped the project will be cense revoked 9 months. and also in November." WOODBRIDGE — An Krlj, -r.rollment of 1686 puails on • Mrs. Troast and Susan front porch, Mrs. S. The popular governor said For sorr<2 time, Mrs. promptly came and carried son boy and his little sister that "Harrison Williams is re- x double shift arrangement; Squirrel's residence had took the babies into the were reported to be in fan- house, put them first on a them, one at a time, to their spected and admired by Dem- '89 pupils in grades 9 and 10 been in a tree on the.vacari't home in a,nothfer nearby Mayor Congratulates Realtors condition today, at the Perth ocrats, Independents and even •attending the morning ses- lot. adjoining the home of hot water bottle and then Amboy General Hospital, uiujr in a basin atop a lighted tree. At press time, the Republicans. He is also feared •lon from 7:35 AJVI.-to 12:20 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Troast household Was reported well being struck by an auto yes- by Republican leaders, because ^>.M. and 8.97. pupils in grades at 700 Ridgedale Avenue. qve'n, and fed them warm settled again, but still no terday while crossing- New milk from an eyedropper. of his exceptional popularity ? and 8 attending the after-. This tree and several 'Othefs trace has been found of the Brunswick Avenue, and Ray- with the people. Pete Williams ^Meantime, Mrs. Troast en- mond Street, Fords, loon session^ from .12 -.10 P.M. had ceased their usefulness errant father. i& also blessed with that quali- There is, however, one bit According to the report of ty that helps differentiate (Continued on Page 14) Patrolman Frank Payti, the •Democrats from Republicans youngsters, Gary Jorgensen, g, he is compassionate—a maa Independent-Leader' Subscription and his sister, Cathy, 5. 32 who sympathizes with the so- Revaluation Help North Street, Edison, were in- cial and economic problems of Asked of Residents jured as they were crossing the the American people. In these -Drive to Aid Retarded.. Children street when struck by a car days of national and interna- retarded persons in every way Frank Thompson, Bound _ Town- driven by Bruno Mangione, WOODBRIDGE — Herbert ship residents are asked for tional crisis, he 'has made 'C. Feist, New Brunswick, possible, regardless of age, Brook, recording secretary; 45, 472 Main Street, Metuchen.. practical, realistic and proper Mrs. Stanley Tobiason, Nixon, full cooperation when prop- iresident of the Raritan d y parents of mentally re- are Wilbur Morrow, Perth group is doing an outstanding Realty Appraisal Company, Holiday with their son Pvt. job in educating the public to West New York, and will be Ms congratulati<0is to the committee representing the Middlesex County Board of N. P. Jensen, who is stationed in 1956," said Meyner, His tarded children, of Middlesex Amboy,, Vice President; An- Realtors. In the photo from left to right are Gerston Rocker, chairman; Samuel Swer- thony Anderson, New Bruns- tbe fact all children are' en- signed by Mayor Quigley and at Parris Island, South Caro- record was permeated with and Somerset Counties. Its f Chief John Egan. dM, Mayor Quigley, Herman Stern, and Joseph Qstrbwer. (Confcimied OD P»ge 11) purpose is to help all mentally wick, vice president; Mrs. Continued 'on Page 14) lina. PAGE TWO THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 195a •EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON
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EVERY • IN THE WEilUI¥i wait, when tliere's such a welcome awaiting you at your Oldsmoiiile SIZE IN SAMPLE FARES To To •• PRICE CLASS! d";.!"r*- now! 6VfRY FABRIC, Fabulous redded! FROM Mework NowYori. se home in a brilliant new Dynamic 88! Enjoy all the exclusive STYtE AND ; New Bronswkk $1,00 $1.75 alurcb that make Oldsmobile by far the best selling car COLOR SUftchen J5 1.55 uflv in ihe medium price djiss . . . l>v any measure, the test Railway *.55 1.25 Liiy h) any L.ltit*\ Elizabeth 'h-.45 1.00 in-ludirg Federal Tax "No) iub[ecl to lax Y-o'-u're always welcome as your local authorized GCV1G WecJnesdcys—on eny frmn crrlviny Newark offer 9:45 A.M. «r Mew York after 10:00 A.M. 1 P= RETURNING—on ony frain some day or unfil J;55 A.M. from New York; 2:10 A.M.from Newark—Thursdays Tickets must be purchased before board~ ing frain. No Holf Fares for Children. Sarry—nof good on reserved-seat coaeJi trams. See Time Tables for train service. AUTO SALES, 475 AveM Woodbrfdge, N..J Green St. Circle (Iselin) Intersection of Routes 1 and 9 : Pennsylvania Roilrusd YOU AUTO wi iz:i.. BIISSUESS HEALTHY! : — PLENTY OF FREE PABKIN-G OPEN CUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. EDISON TOWNSHIP AND BEACON THTJRSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 PAGE THREE Kean Is Speaker ArmotMies ]Pldn Rarltan Council Passover Days Mrs'* Hansen is Elected Party on April 18 3 • At GOP Meeting — The Receives Award End Saturday Woman s Club President Arrrioreftes, Ladies' Auxiliary, WOOBBRIDGE — A meet- WOODBRIDGE — Raritac WOODBRIDGE — The last AVENEL — Mrs. William and drama, program, year- 352nd Tank Battalion, New y Sc uts be€n j days of Passover will be ob- ing' attended by Republicans National Guard, will Cmvci Hansen was elected president books and public welfare and teas held at Hungarian Hall, ° '*** I served, at Congregation Ad-at.h hold a card party April 18 f' cup f or the great- of the Woman's Club of Aye- auditing. Monday, to honor Congress- at i Israel on Thursday 5evening, nr>l April 2, at the Aven^l-1 the ^oodbridge armory. The ; i at 7:30. and Friday morning at Mrs. C'ooney attended the man Frelinshuysen and Con- Holonia First Aid Squad build- gressman Kean. public » invited | wnl lfae nted t0 Lyle 6th district spring conference ^Sgt. Joseph Bacenko, Sgt. . «r>cr. >frs. Joseph Radowski is April 1 with Mrs. Hansen, William Yorke, chairman of :Dor neighborhood Com Th° Friday service will cel- 1rf- vipp-prpsi^ipnt: Mrs. J^mes the "Kean for Senator" cam'-' Cpfton .Stedman, and Sgt. ^^ south districfc; Ray. bratf tsripl's Tenth anniver- Mrs, Radowski, Mrs. Chaiies Stephen Bilka compose the , * Atkinson. 2nd vice-president; Miller and Mrs. Andrew Gali- '""'fii committee .presided. llond Smlnk Cub;tmt;t€r Pa( sary. Rabbi Samuel Newber- ftrrs. Fredefirk Hyde, record- Unfortunately, Congressman Board of Trustees. A copy of 153iFords. jamesGarland, as- eer will conduct the service sin. r ing .secretary; Mrs. Daniel Freiinghuysen was unable , to new constitution will be. dis^-ict commissioner -issigte'1 by <\ m. a-tilton Bed- sistant T •-?•". covrp.cnon'Hng sfcretarv; Reservations for the dinner attend as he was called to the issued. ] central district; Joseph Simon rick, Mrs. Irving Goodstein, Mav 21 at Buttonwood Manor, bedside of his father, sudden- : The Armorettes will hold a ski ship 237 Wood- [Mrs. J--ek Gottdenker, Mrs. | ~r>ri Mrs. William Kuzmiak, pper ! trpasurer. Matavan, must be given to ly taken ill in Florida. ; dance May 17 at the armory, bridge; Fred Boyle, Scout- i Pol Klein Mrs. Julius. Mei- Vi-s. Af^-in^on or Mrs. H^de :'; Congressman Kean, said he A: covered dish supper will master Troop 44, Colonia; I stricb nriri Mr<=. Al Turtlefaub, j -Annual worts were eiven by April 16. Mrs. Harold P. was familiar with the details fte.held May 25 at the home John Quinn, Scoutmaster j Mrs. William Staum will be j h", Mrs. Francis Clooney; T7;!<;nn snd Mrs. Kuzmiak will of government. He is propos- : of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hinds. Troop 53, Fords; John Palkr vocalist unQ Mrs. Etavid Gut- "*frs. Hvd-e, Mrs. Atkinson, take reservations for the June ing new .legislation to add to r : : :••' .;..'. "~ ~~ ~ I and Frank Sorensen, Sayre- man, president of Sistprhood * 'rs. Levy, and Mrs. Kufcmiak. 6 theatre party. trie social security a£t. He has land Mrs. Herbert Winograd, , Reports were ffiven by ameri- vi-lle; and Thomas Krumena- "Around the Wor'd with. the support of Senator Smith, ker, Laurence Harbor. Honors president of Hadassah, will 1'n home, budget and fl- vho is actively campaigning Caution: Given •will be presented to Albert speak. Mrs. Ernest Liahtmsn rtrnce. civics, legislation and Flowers" was presented by for him. Haber and, James Tabor, WINS AWARD: First prize winner this year in ike tiucd annual Moiorama, sponsored is program chairman. The Americanism; education and program chairman, Mrs. Levy. John Evanko and David For Lawn Care neighborhood commissioners, by "Drag-sin1 Angels" of Iseiin, held at the Wood bridge Circle Motors went to a fatlxer- Sisterhood will sponsor the youth conservation, good Installation of officers will Miller, Republican candidates son combination for their entry—a 1932 Chevrolet couple. The presentation is being Oneg Shabbat. Community cheer, hospitality, - literature be April 16 by Mrs. Clooney. for Township Committee in •; • WOODBRTDGE — Resi- Three hundred will attend made in the above photo at the conclusion of the two-day exhibit of cars; so changed singing and Israeli dancing the newly formed fifth ward dents of Middlesex County the 40 th anniversary dinner of in lines and motors that it would be difficult to determine their original make. In'the will be led by Bernard Novick. of Colonia, were there to.greet r»re. cautioned. to u-se care in the council. Reservations photo above left to right: Patrolman Art Donnelly, advisor to the club; Leroy Dunham, The Saturday morning ser- Annual Mayor's Ball purchasing so-called lawn Thelma Sargent •the congressman. They are. should be made with tlie president of the "Ang-els"; Mr. Hershfield, manager of Circle Motors, Milton E. Lamb vice will be at 9:30, Yiskor, at At Linivood Grove actively supporting Congress- dressings from unknown fast- Council office. * snd son Alan. Oceanport, first prize winners in the popular class: Committeetnan L. 10:30. Sunday service is at 9, men iFrelinghuysen and Kean. talking fly-by-night vendors. Charles Mangione, making the presentation, and Sergeant Kenneth Van Pelt, head of and Sunday school will resume Is Church Bride WOODBRIDGE — Wood- • Mr. Evanko- and Mr. Miller, The product usually exposed the juvenile department, Woodbridge Police. .-, at 10. t bridge Young Democrats will believe ..that their educational for sale has Tittle or no value ISELIN —Thelma Elizabeth said Joseph Corse, Acting attend the third annual May- background, knowledge and New Members Sargent, daughter of Mrs. W. ors Ball, April 19 at Linwood interest in civic affairs qualify Superintendent, Department of Weights and Measures. Present Budget Eugene Rochelle, 1096 Wood- Grove. Tickets may be pur" them to be the Republican Woodbridge UJA. Drive Buffet Supper chased from Robert Horva-th, candidates for township com- ;: If approached by such ven- Are Inducted ruff Street, was married Sat- dors, Mr. .Corse suggests a urday to Joseph Jackson, Robert Jack, or J. Keurger. mittee from Colonia. '. AVENEL—New members of To Committee Dancing and refreshments •••':.- iouis Stof folli, Middlesex call to police or his Depart- the Democratic and Civic Will-Open •Wednesday, Set for Sunday Pompton Lakes, at the First ment., .. AVENEL — A tentative will be provided. County Republican chairman, Club of East Avenel are: Mr. WOODBRrDGE ,— The in- less and oppressed who-reach COLONIA — The Video Presbyterian Church. Rev. spoke on behalf of 'Congress- budget for the Hebrew and Prospective members should and Mrs. George'Dwyer, Mr. itial solicitations meetings of their shores. We can, and I'm Park Civic Association will Sunday School was presented Richard Ribble officiated. call Joe Valenti or Robert man Freiinghuysen. Mrs. Hel- and Mrs. Thomas Price, Mr. the Woodbridge UJA drive will hold a buffet installation en Howell, state committee- sure, we will, do no less in this to the finance and budget Mrs. Edward Holznagle, Horvath Me-4-0675. and Mrs. William Dwyer, Mr. be held on Wednesday and community than support this supper free to all paid-lip committee at a meeting of the Union, was matron of honor woman, Middlesex County and Slower Is Held and Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. members Sunday at 7:30 at ON DEAN'S LIST Charles Morris, state commit- Thursday evenings, April .30, great effort. school committee of Congre- and Kenneth Sargent, brother Margaret Marino, Joseph and May 1. Sol Klein and Nor- the Colonia Civic Improve- of the bride, was best man. WOODBRIDGE — Miss teeman, Middlesex County, Tofch, John Matis and James "In a sense, This 20th cam- gation B*nai Jacob Wednes- man Tanzman, are chairmen ment Club, Inman Avenue- day with Mr. and Mrs. .Meyer A wedding dinner was held Gloria A. Chodosh, 146 Green both attended the meeting on For Avenel Girl MOZ7R.. Anyone interested in paign is one uf rededication of Bernard Dickman, chair- the candidates behalf. of the local UJA committee. the thousands of persons in Trachtenberg; Colonia. at the Pines, Metuchen. The Street, is on the Dean's list AVENEL — Miss Anne joining can obtain member- The chairmen of the April 30 man, will install the slate: couple is touring the South on at the University of Pennsyl- Marie Baungarten, 29 Living- snip applications from Mrs. Woodbridge who believe in Michael Robins, - president1; Registration of children for 1 meeting will be Joan Laden, and actively support the life- the September 1958 - June their honeymoon. vania's College For Women. ston Avehue, was feted at a Joseph Kelly. Ernest Liehtman and Hy Pla- Charles Sanula, •- vice-presi- shower in honor of her forth- saving, humanitarian work of dent; Earl Austin, treasurer; 1959 semester will commence Final plans' were made for vin; for the May 1 meeting the UJA," the chairmen con- shortly. Application forms will SMts, Displays • coming marriage to Bernard a card party tomorrow night the chairmen will be Lawrence Mrs. Martin Levetas, record- E. Anderson. .88 Craske Ave- tinued. "In the past 19 years ing secretary: and Mrs. Irving be distributed in classes and at the Maple Tree Farm at 8. Weiss and Louis Strauss. UJA has provided aid to 2,- to congregation members and nue, Woodbridge. Mrs. Helene The bus trip to the Yankee- It will take the devoted ef- Rosen, corresponding secre- • .Given by PackBodnar. 225 Elizabeth Ave- 600,000 persons, rescuing and tary. unaffiliated Jewish families Cleveland' baseball game in forts of all supporters of the resettling 1,300,000 in free in the area. WOODBRIDGE—Cub Pack ni;p;>;IseHn,. was hostpss. .New York will be June 6. Woodbridge UJA, as well as SPECIAL 136 presented skits and dis- lands, including Israel and A beeinnpr's class in He- Guests incluriede, Mrs. those in thousands of other this country." plays on Alaska at the meeting Tf»nT Anderson. Mrs. Louis communities throughout the PTA Spring Fair jbrpw will start in September at the Jewish .Community Hoffnjr, Mrs. Alex Dmytrio, nation, to help the hard-press- Funds contributed to the | for 8 year old.s, in addition to Woodbridge UJA this year will the regular classes. For Limited Time Only Center. • ' ; Mrs. Jacob Guluchiek. Mrs. Avenel Personels ed people of Israel provide ha- Inducted as bobcats were K. ,Kvnaiski. Mrs. Paul Pro- ven for 70,000 additional new- help provide welfare, medical, Set for May 2 Those interested in obtain- Richard Neil Ballon and An- kop. Miss P. Prokon. Miss K. educational, rchaoilifcation, ing information regarding Mrs. MARTIN GUTOWSKI comers during the coming drew Sidney Hornick. Awards Gregor, Mrs. Nicholas Dmv- ear, to absorb these and other transportation and settlement, W OODBBIDG E—The ! Hebrew and Sunday School were presented to William •tfio.. Mrs. Alec Novak. Mrs. ME. 4-0915 immigrants of recent years services for a total of 615,000 executive board of Woodbridge j call Meyer Trachtenberg", Fu.- Gottdenkcr, Stuart . Cutler, Schmidt, Mrs. William 63 Smith Street ,nto the economy of the young persons in 25- countries, in- School ,11 PTA met with Mrs. 1-1717: Mrs. I. Dresher, Fu. 1- Richard Mazur, Carl Wolpin, Mrs. .Toseoh Truchal, state, and to provide for the cluding Israel and the United G. Sullivan. 2238; or Sol Slotnick, Fu. 8- —Mr. and Mrs. Frederick j : States.' 1365. Edward Scale. Jeffrey Giftt- Mrs. S. Zaleski, Mrs. N. Cac- j Hyde, Dartmouth Avenue, had | resettlement of an additional Mrs. Norma Alter an- man, Jeffrey Neuss and Ralph 10,000 refugees in other free nounced the spring fair will be Mi.^s Mary Plesh"r. Mrs. as guests during Easfer Wil- TO PRESENT FOLK SONGS Clayman. Ronald Panko and i.Bodnnr. Miss .V. Bodnar, liam E. Peavey, Mrs. Philip A. lands," the local philanthropic May 2, at the auditorium from Howard Schlesinger received leaders stated. 9 .to 9. Donated merchandise AVENEL — Kol Rimah, Mips M.".. Bodnar. Mrs. Ole j Draper and son, Brian, Water- . New Jersey: npwly formed choral group of Denner stripes and David Anderson, Mrs. Joseph Jens- town, N. Y. "But, the people of Israel, should be brought to the de- Winc-grad and Robert Kauf- pots. Sisterhood, Congreaation •5Pii. Mrs. Michael Wuy, Mrs.; _A son was born at the now ce.lebrari.ng the 10th An- B'nai Jacob, Lord Street, will man received assistant Denner ., The PTA. will meet April 16 Edward Mann, Mrs. Paul Sy-jRallway Memorial Hospital to niversary of their independ- Finals-on Today i perform April 15, at Temple stripes. .. . Miss Paula Syby, Miss ence, certainly have never at 8:15 to vote whether to re- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mes- WOODBRIDGE — The fi- Beth El Sisterhood, Cranford. •Tariet Syby, Mr=. -Jacob Essie, zaros, 18 Merelin- Avenue. •.va.vered in their resolve to. of- main part of the National PTA Mrs. Mnshe Cahana, v/ife of Mrs. Herman Steiribach. Mis. iir a rerige for all the home- nals of the Mrs. New Jersey or to be an independent Par- —The AvensI Lions Club [contest will take place today the spiritual leader of the con- Reg. S7.35 per gallon Socialists To Attend.- •M.- Johnson, Mrs. I. Engle- will attend the annual meet- ent Teachers Organization. gregation will direct. The raan, Miss Nancy Twyanio, at 2 o'clock at the Elizabeth- Members must show their ing of the Lions clubs in zone Carteret Hotel. The winner group will present folk songs A Blue Army Rally . Miss Nancy Twshrdl shrdl M 1 at the Gypsy Camp, Car- cards for this election. Mrs. oi Israel. .Miss • Liiliari Ziesness,. Mrs. Music Festival will compete for the title of Mildred Stern will present the PORT READING — Spdal- ter et, April 17 at 6. "Edward. Baumgarten and Miss (Mrs. America in Florida May slate. LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT ists Carolyn Gurka and Pat . —The Democratic and Civic 1. ADE Justine Baumgarten. Club of East Avenel will hold WOODBRIDGE —The Chapik, will attend a , Blue Here on May-16 Mrs. Dorothy Dougherty, 4rmy Rally April.17, at 8, at a card party tomorrow at ARTS GRADUATE Parents' Auxiliary of the 378 State Street, Perth Amboy Map.e Tree Farms, Avenel, at WOODBRIDGE — T n e Cranford; Mrs. Rosemarie Vol- WOODBRIDGE — Robert. Woodbridge Little League and the Holy Rosary School, Perth annual spring music festival pe, Phillipsburg; Mrs. Geral- Arnhov. Special Gift Fund 8 'with Ben Weinstein, chair- Baduski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pony League will meet tonight Wallpaper and Painters Supplies at Woodbridg-e High School dine Woolston, Sea Isle City;' Andrew Baduski, 208 Clinton at 8 at St. James' cafetreia. Bight Reverend Monsignor man. i ' STORE HOURS: Grifup\-Meets Tonight will be May 16, at 8. and Mrs. Faith Maysarth, Street, graduated from the Members are asked to bring Harold Colgan, will be guest —Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levy, The program includes the 8:39 A. M. to !P. I. — Monday Through Saturday .- CQLONIA—The special gift Cranbury, will compete in to- American Academy of Dra- items valued at 75 cents to a speaker. Monsignor Colgan, is Mrs. P. J. Donato and Robert Finale of "Symphony 5" by day's test. dollar for the penny sale May .responsible for "Zero 1980" a divisionv. capital development Donato, George Street, spent matic Arts, New York, Mon- Beethoven, "Hallelujah Chcr- day. ' '"' 11. TV program. April 13, St. An- fund, Raritan Council, Boy Easter with Mr. and Mrs.: Jo- us" from the "Messiah" by Judges will be Mrs. Mary thony's Sodality will' attend Scouts pf America, will meet seph Patrilli, Long Island.1 Handel, music. from "The W. Armstrong, Union Home Demonstration agent, Mrs. '•ihe Union Sodality meeting_a,t. tonight at the Colonia Coun- —Miss Mary Lou Galisin, King and I," by Richard Ro7 6iir Lady-.of Hungary Church, try Club at 7:30. ?1,100 has Walnut Street, and Miss Gail gers, and "September in the John Matthews, Lambertville, .Perth Amboy. Sodalists are re-, been pledged'so far. Cooper, Colonia, attended a Rain", and "I only have eyes and Mrs. Peggy Curtis, food auested to'meet at St. Anthc-. .. The..major, gift Committee piano recital presented by for you". editor, Asbury Park Press. big reasons why you won't want to miss. ny's Church at 1:30 pjn. announced $20,000 raised to- Paul Deaver otf Phoenix, Sale of tickets wil begin on Prizes will be given the first 3 ward its goal of. $35,000. Ariz., at Carnegie Hall. April 14. three hundred guests. THIRD ANNUAL Spring Daiice and Buffet . Sponsored by 3rd Ward, 2nd Dist. SPECTACULAR STYLE—Proved Democratic and 1by leading fashion designers! Civic Club of The smartest look on the road! That's Chevrolet in all 17 glamorous models. And proved, too. For . . Avenel Chevrolet's sculptured elegance and gracefully To be held at the • sweeping lines captured the imagination of WORKERS HALL world-famous designers, inspiring a fabulous 426 Market Street collection of Women's fashions. Perth Amboy, N. J. Saturday, April 26 Starting at 9 P. M. If You're Going SPECTACULAR PERFORMANCE Music Furnished by —Proved on a ^round-trip run over the SPECTACULAR VALUE—Your IO¥AK 2 Andes! 3 Chevrolet dealer's ready to prove itl and His Orchestra FORMAL From coast to coast across South. America, up He'll show you that Chevy's the only completely Donation S1.50 Per Person over the Andes from Buenos Aires to Valparaiso, new car in its field, today's biggest dollar buy. See Some folks say that nailing a horseshoe over aijd back again in just 41 hours and 14 minutes! Yet price* bcs;in right at the bottom of the ladder. the door brings good luck. But one tiling is Chevy went all the way with the hood scaled See him this month for sure! SINCERELY... sure: Nailing down a part of all you earn in a shut, without a drop of water or oil added— Ted's Tailor Shop bank savings account won't do your fortunes experiencing every extreme driving situation We wish to extend our you can think of for 1,900 straight miles. Chev- thanks to our many- for any harm. Why not look to the future? Money- rolet proved its sure-footed roadability and in-the-bank is something you can depend on! boundless V8 energy, with the Automobile friends in Woodbridge Tuxedos - Cutaways - Full Dress Club of Argentina certifying the results. You'll get the best buy on the- best seller! for their deep conster- and nation, offers of help SAVE AS MUCH AS YOU CAN, and sincere best wishes White Formal Jackets for our future. AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN-AT OUR BANK! Th° Bel Atr /mpo/cr Sport Covpe with Body by Ffs E.ery wmdow a! every ChevfbJst ii Safely Plnia G/ossS T FOR HIRE % e_ expect to be "ONLY A TAH-OK CAN GIVE open for business A PERFECT FIT" at our riew location We offer the Currestt Interest Bate 118 MAIN .STlEiT Newest Styles On or About and the rates are low.
April 17th Satisfaction Guaranteed Open Evenings iy Appointment O N SAY IN G S AC C O UNl S. With a complete line of 9 • SHEETING GARBS 'The Bunk-, with All the Services' TOP ENTERTAINMENT-The Dinah Shore Chsvy Show-Sunday-NBC-TV and tha Pat Bpone Chevy Showroom-weeHy on ABC-TV and SIFTS TED'S TAILOR SHOP MAIN PLANT Especially for Mother's Day 481 KAHWAY AVE., WOODBRIDGE See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer Phone ME-4-3826 QfiIRST RANK AND TROST CQMIW MILLER'S BRANCH J PEHTH AMBOY. N. J. 1033 ST. GEORGE AVE., AVENEL JEFFERSON MOTORS JUNE CHEVROLET BRSGOS CHEVROLET ECONOMY CHEVROLET Gift Shop Phone ME-4-9190 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • Perth Amboy, N. J. Fords, N. J. South Amboy, N. J. Carteret, N. J. I .Formerly at 75 Main Street At the Cloverleaf f
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VFW Auxiliary New Fords dub Irseit ilasif 0@ri§ MILD & MELLOW Stork olden cr*am siylo IflCHTf! 1-LB. You can be sure of Pot Roast that will "do you proud" when you buy "Super-Right" Boneless Chuck at A&P. For it's specially selected from fine grain-fed beef . . . flavor- Holds Election At First Session H BAG FORDS—Mrs. Ethel Prosics Visits FORDS—The newly formed 2 "*> 33c ful, juicy and deficrous. Coma see? Come save! was elected president of the Lafayette-Shorecrest Demo- Ladies' Auxiliary, Fords Post, The following births were cratic Association met at (SAWE 6c) (SAVE 20c) V.F.W. Mrs. Lucille Lorasz is reported at Perth Airaboy Gen- Tumble Inn, Ford Avenue, senior Vice president; Mrs. eral Hospital this, week: from Tuesday. The organization is "Super-Right" Quality Super-Rsght—Saneless Brisket Front Guts Straight Cuts Ann Zslga, junior vice presi- Iselin; daughter to- Mr. and open to residents of the 7th Striu'nfd Chopped dent; Mrs. Dorothy Farring- Mrs. Francis Crowley. 190 Dow and 8th districts of the Second For D&y-long Energy! Boneless Ib. ton, secretary; Mrs. Lillian Avenue; son to Mr. and Mrs. Ward. , Burke, treasurer; Mrs liza- Donald Hutchings, 61 Harri- The group has adopted the Quick or Regular 18 oz.|9«- "Super-Right" Quality Fancy . . plcg. betli Lund, chaplain; Mrs. son Avenue; son t& Mr. and motto, "Unify the Democrats, Freshly Julia Kochick, conductress; Mrs. Mogens Madsen, 1090 not divide them." Cream % Faraa H-O ^ %p 2 8- Mrs. Carla Lovelace, guard; Green Street; a son to Mr. Temporary committees are : p Mrs. Alice Demejko, district and Mrs. Morris Hahn, 122 as follows: Organization, Mi- Kraft's New Oat 8'/4 oz. delegates: Mrs. Lovelace and Michael Street, and a son tochael Amodio and Tony Del Cereal plcg. Mrs. Katherine Kluj, alter- Rev. and Mrs. Robert Steward, Sordi; secretary, Angelo Lom- Oream Cheese Sunnyfield tray oi nates; Mrs. Emily ^ Westlake 48 Berkeley Boulevard. bardi; treasurer, John Mac- brand lOpkgs. and Mrs. Koehick, county From Fords: a son to Mr.chiverna; membership, Daniel Phrlaciolphia ft 3 01. 97 Ann I6oz. delegates; Mrs. Zsiga and Mrs. and Mrs. Mariq Pucci, 8 Pop- Lombardi and John Donahue W.nci * pigs. ^* Page jar "Super-Right" Lund, alternates. . „ lar Street; a son to Mr. and (a' candidate for committee- Butter- I6oz. A food sale and .luncheon- Mrs. Louis Bettinger, 80 man) ; nominating committee, milk pkg. Quality will be held Election -Day from Hearthstone Avenue, Lafay- Joe Fazzari,' chairman, with Kraft's UffinS J*™?*^ PJ9- 8 to 3. ette Estates; aiid a son to Mr. Rocky Woodruff, Jack Quinn, Mrs. Lovelace won the spe- and Mrs. Thomas Bennett, 87 Charles Gleamann and Rocky Jane pkg. eial award. The group will Lawrence Street; from Wood- DiNicola; publicity, Andy ¥§l¥@ff a Oheest Raised ilassd Bmuh Parker of 12 SHANK bridge; a girl to M.r. and Mrs. meet Monday to plan the joint Mayer, Frank Lamatino and HALF installation. James Lynn, 21 Second. Ave- Angelo Lombardi. Ch»»«« t oz. 49g Dairy Foods! nue; and a son to Sir. and M?s. Spread ; pkj.™* The club will meet April 16 Large, White Leghorn Robert Allaire, 531 Rahway at the Tumble- Inn. Commit- Avenue; a sort to Sir. and Mrs. tees will report on progress in tSPM$B& ^unnybrook carton Eft League To Hear David Dorfman, Si Fleetwood organization development. Fresl fjifS Grails A 1 doz. ^^C Road; a boy to Ma\ and Mrs. isntestV E Charles Kepics, 572 Bamford A&P brand— domestic ^^-^QG Dr. Cross Talk Avenue; and a girl to Mr. and irafed Cheese NATURAL pkg.«?® Freien Foods! WOODBRIDGE — The Mrs: Andrew; Totli, 13 Rector Minstrel Show Anf»ric«n A&P brand 8 oz. @Eg ASF Brand— Green League of Women Voters Street. - • • Domestic rindlesj pig. ®"™ Mel-O-Bit 6oz. 44A of Woodbridge Township From Colonia: a. son to Mr. Bcibf Umm 2" changed the date of its an-and Mrs. Carl Fischer, Surrey Is Scheduled 8 slice pkg. pkg. nual meeting to April 17 at Minuie Maid J 6 oz. Lane; and a girl to Mr. and WOODBRIDGE -—St. Gamembeii Cheese Chocolate "* cans 8:30. Dr. Mason Gross, Rut- Mrs. Robert Fair, 260 East James' Holy Name Society gers University, will be the Arthur Place; from Avenel:- a A&P brand 8 oz. » A&P brand ^ 6oz. will present the 1958. Minstrel fexsla Wfsconsin rindless pkg-' ' cans speaker April 24 at an open girl to Mr. and "'.Mrs. Victor Show tomorrow, Saturday, forum on higher education. Rawin, -1 D Street; from Se- Atl purpoi» oil Plain or <§ 8 oz. ' J 6 oz. and Sunday at St. James' Vanilla cups ' • cans The executive board ac- waren; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Auditorium, at 8. Forra-Fresft Fruifs & cepted the resignation of Mrs. Edward Salkowitz, 9 Robert 6oz.< B5« TV Dinners 11 oz. Charles Ferraro will direct *_ Chicken, Turkey or Pot Roast pkg. Robert McArthur, Colonia. Street; from Port Reading: a and Betty Stancik, is chore- Mrs. McArthur's husband is girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael ographer. The cast included KraffsGheez |ar Red L Fish Oinntr a candidate for counts' com- Rabueha, 21 Turner; Street; Naz Barcelona, Vincent Giof- iz raitteeman. The league does and from Menlo Park Terrace: |m rted ifa c Fresh California fre, John Stancik and Ed Niagara Danish line C p° -83 pkg.' lbs. r,ot permit its board members a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruth are program chairmen. Large Spears to be closely associated with Schwartzbach, 73'Mercer St. Tickets are available from partisan political activities. any captain or at-the door. Lmniry Stared Thieves Net Cash The program will highlight singing, dancing and special- Stack Your -Shelves with these Favorites! In Coltanict Robbery ties in the manner of the old- time "minstrel sho.ws...... , Del Monte From . WOODBRIDGE —'.Samuel Whole Western Farms Belostasky, 9i. Ira -Avenue, falser Kernel WOODBRIDGE — Mrs.- A. Colonia, reported to Police Popocchia was appointed Day that- sometime on Tuesday, Camp chairman for the thieves entered his home and f Woodbridge Girl Scout Coun- stole $200 in cash; Port Reading News 7 inch wid» cil. The camp will be August Entry was made through a - 2Q ft. roll From. iarge 11 through 29 at Roosevelt bedroom casement /window, —Mr. and Mrs. Armaiid Western Farms head Park, from 9 to 3. Bus service according to the police report. Simeone and daughter. will be provided. Mrs. Belostasky, said that the reen,; West Atenue, spe^t All material borrowed from house was. vacant between Easter Sunday with Mr. and Extra Fancy the office should be returned 6:45 and 8:30 p.m., while she Mrs. Rocco Simeone, Cornell 0®rti§t OSeanser lbs. for use in the camp library. had made a trip to Newark. Drive, Clark. . . ; Donations of cooking uten- —CYO will sponsor a teen- Gulden Ripe ANTIQUE SALE : ?of all cleaning uses sils will he needed for this age dance Saturday from i ta Ite. year. Please bring contribu- WOODBRIDGE—The pub- 5 at Columbus Hall with IBM - •F'W tions to 525 Rahway Avenue". lic is invited to the- annual Tommy Lucas and His: Hpurjd From Westarn Farms antique show and sale spon- Adult counsellors are urgently Dogs. . * ;.. Reliable Brand large needed. sored by the sisterhood of the —Minstrel rehearsals will bunch Highland Park Temple, South be held Monday April .14, in Our Finest Quality It Is Third Avenue and Benner the church hall with Mr§, ;:Oaklts From Florida Farms Education—What you have Street, April 21, 22, and 23Armand Simeone in charge. P$ff «!«anmg woodwork, Firsa, Grisg $Wk left over even after you have from 1 to 10. walls *nd tile forgotten the facts.—Chang- A snack and refreshment Moscow issues unusual eco- Florida ing Times. bar will be provided. nomic report. . ' SWEET MBXEi
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as percent potash — all etsential MACMIIXAN HERE IN JUNE probably wasn't nearly Prime Minister Harold Mac- Fire Auxiliary good as \ou lemembei it. plant nutrients that our soils millan of Britain will \-isit Woodbridge Oaks SEWAREN. NOTES Grows Fa*>tei, Thicker lack. ' • President. Eisenhower here, YOUR GARDEN You kno \ what ail the man As a general rule, the 5-10-5 June 9 and 10. grade is an effective and eco- While here on, other busi- SOOAL SECURITY onJune i>y MRS. DAVID BALFQUR F.elicia Stroly, and Amelia vho off=is the excus** that , . . , , ness, it is expected the Brifcisn. AVENEL—The Ladies' Aux- hell have to mo* th grass nomical mixture to use on poor , iliary, Avenel Fire Company, 597 West Avenue, Sewaren Kaczoro-wski, Second Lt, Al- This Week primfi Minister wffl discuss th6 I am self-employed and will hold a county fair June 14. ME-4-0247 fred Austen, USAAF, at the more often F" pi"bablt has] soils or on lawns where fer- question of summit talks. This -By GLADYS E. SCANS, ' Air Force meteorology school. oth°i anteiests and U ° idea j tilizers have not been used. ;»lan to file for w old-age re- from 10 to 6 at the firehouse. 1 will be Mr. Macm411an\s third 497 Lincoln Highway, Isejin —The Sewaren Girl Scouts New York University, was Fertilizer Answers of follow mg a la v n no er on j Dr. Skogley suggests as a conference with President tirement feenefits early in Mrs. George Kovac is chair- U-Mr. and Mrs. Louis -want to see your copy of your anne, were guests of Mr. and home. Sehmitt and children wers Federal „ Income tax return, Mrs. John Verilli Easter Sun- Form 1040, AND if you operate iay. J Easter Sunday guests of Mr.your business as a partnership and Mrs. Alexander Cuth- we will require a copy of your —Easter Sunday guests of bertson. partnership income tax return, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forzano —Easter dinner guests of Form 1065. The Sshedule C, were ftAs . John Shillitani and Mr. anMrd, Mrsl^nr. Henry Rohlf^y Happeld , Schedule F orwtnership Re-, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Figuer- turn Forl m 1065 should be ras. Weekend- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitz-] turn, Form. 1065 should be Miss Dorothy Shillitani and Simmons. j.extra- copies as they must be Goynes. ' in our files nd wi]1 NOT —-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ***>*;be returned to you *. Your can- —Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fowl- Kramer and children, Leslie er were guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Donna were Friday and celled cheek, money order stub or cashier's 'hank draft receipt Frank Tagliareni Easter Sun- Saturday guests of Mr. and day. Mrs." Harold Alpern. and your income tax return, —Easter Sunday guests of Form 104.0, however, will be .—Guests at a surprise Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neale returned to you. birthday party for Mr. Tag- i were Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Wit- Q. I am full owner of a liareni Tuesday were Mr. and j tersheim, Mr. and Mrs. John place of business. However, I Mrs. Nicholas Tagliareni and i Wittersheim and son .John hire » manager t.o run it. Can daughters Mildred, Mr. and Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Stoll I still take the profits from Mrs. Jack Manzslla and sons and children Janice and Peter, this bjistefiss and draw my so-Nicholas and Dominic, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Neale, Sr. cial security benefits? I ask and Mrs. James Hennessey —Mr. and Mrs. Abram Per- this question because I ajn and sons James, Jr. and Glen, here's why George Walsh sonette of Newark were guests Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Tag- ! of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. If your business is ar-liareni, Mr. and Mrs. George j Perry. ranged in such a manner that Bevridge and Mrs. Joseph | recommends EUCCTO'PEAT -—Thomas McCarthy, was ayour manager Carries .out allForzano. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles the required activities, leav- —George Newman spent Jenkins Easter Sunday. ing you free of. any responsi- •three days at Absecon Country Of all the peats we've ever sold, this new —Sister Jane Frances of bility to the business, then any Club during a conference of Baccto Peat is the most outstanding. St. Brigid's of North Bergen derived income will not jeop- business associates. This seal, on every bag- of Baccto in our was a Monday dinner guest ypur social security —P. F. C. Joseph McCabe, payments. store is your guarantee that Baccto of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of TJ. S. Marine Corp., son and only Baccto contains vital Q. If I j»tire and my wife Cuthbertson. of Mrs. Joseph McCabe, Sr. NITROGEN RELEASING BACTERIA. —Joseph Murphy, Jr., .9i,s still workfegr, will her m-jByrd street, is aboard the! was treated st Perth Amboy come affect my social security 1 ^ s_ s_ Wasp on a six weeks ' NITROGEN RELEASING-BACTERIA actually take General Hospital for a pos- benefit in any jyay? cruise in Cuban waters. otherwise wasted nitrogen from air and sible fracture of the right leg A. Your social security, .soil and put;it ±0 work to aid everything that grows. when he fell down a cliff op- based on your, own earnings,, We've seen j the-results that Eaccto Peat is in ON DEAN'S LIST posite Wood Avenue. He was no way affected by your WOODBRIDGE — Lyn Ed- provides in lawiks' and gardens throughout this area taken to the hospital by the wile's- ,earnings. Only when ward Jacobson, son of Mr. results that are truly" remarkable. Iselin First Aid. Squad. y«u work and earn in excess .and Mrs. Lewis Jacobson, 518 .of $1,200 in a year will you Tisdale Place, has been named •- - We^argently; ipeoKtHtend- that you try Baecto now . . . have some checks held back. to the Dean's list at Duke an exclusive product'of'Michigan Peat, Inc. Q. I have retired from fed- University. A fresh shipment has just arrived. HEALTH & BEAUTY eral employment and receive It is ready now to go to work in your soil to produce monthly pensions. Will this Decision on resolving Greek a-modern growth miracle wherever it is applied. affect my receiving social ae- crisis stirs criticism. Full, soft lips are something j .curity beliefits'? eveiy woman desires and, with A. Pensions and retirement 100 lbs..!-..... ! a little practice,, can have. pay are not 'wages under any RELIilOUS SHOP SO lbs .!....,...... ,.... For some women, applying ^circumstances for social se- Across Street From lipstick means simply adding purity purposes. They are not ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH color to their lipa> For most of considered earnings and will Iselin, N. J. - Tel. LI-9-3789 ' 25 ibs.....'.>.:.L. ;...... ; us, however, this is far from riot affect your payments. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES the case. Knowing how to im- prove on what nature gave FOR ALL OCCASIONS . WE-DELIVER you can do wonders for your Open Daily (Except Monday) Flower ^"Vegetable Seeds 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Burpee - Manviire King face and in some cases make 1 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. you look years younger. Chain 0ft News CALL Hi Northriip King •Small, thin lips look harsh and severe and will make a woman look older, even un- By MBS..J4. ALkA!* REEVES New Brunswick Secre- 88 Harrison Avenue, Iselin tarial, Accounting and pleasant. Lipstick should be Early Birds! 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EDWARD KATH STEWART HUTT R. RICHARD KRAUSS LEON BLANCKAKD S. .WILLIAM HORNSBY E.OBSSX N. NSARY ELMER DRAGOS DR. RICHARD E. BORUP THOMAS J. COSTELLO EDWARD KATH, Democrat, STEWART HUTT, Republi- R. RICHARD KRAUSS, DRAGOS, Demo- LEON BLANCHARD, Demo- S. WILLIAM HORNSBY, ROBERT N. NEARY, Re- DR. RICHARD E. BORUP, THOMAS J. COSTELLO, is incumbent, is 44, resides at can, is 28, single, son of Mr. Democrat, ineiimbent, is 49, Republican, is a life-long publican, a life-long resi- crat, incumbent, is 45, re- Republican, is 42, resides at 31, married, a graduate of ,295 Fulton Street, attended and Mrs. Irving Hutt, 532 resides at 51 MapJe Avenue, crat, resides at 14 Moffett dent of Fords, is a graduate sides at 80 Demarest Street, 466 Avenel Street, is mar- Perth Amboy High School, ' St. Jj,mes' School, St. Linden Avenue. He is a resident of the township, is Fords, and graduated from Street, Fordsi is a Wood-- of TToo&bridge High ana Avenel, and attended Wood- ried and the father of one McAllister School of Em- Mary's Hig* and Middlesex graduate of Woodbridge Woodbridge High. He is married and the father of attended Washington and child. He has been a resi- balming-, New York City, County Vocation School. High, Johns Hopkins Uni- supervisor of shipping and bridge High graduate and is four children. He is a gradu- Lee University. An Army bridge High School. He is a dent of the township for and attended Rutgers Uni- • He is employed by the versity and Harvard Law receiving warehousing at married to the former Mar- ate of Woodbridge High veteran, he was wounded in chemist at the U. S. Metals three and one-half years. versity. A veteran of World School. He has been admit- American Smelting and Ke- Heyden Chemical Company. garet Meleta, Fords. .and Drake's Business Col- the African campaign. He and Refining Company and He received his B.S. degree War II, he was appointed l fining: Company. He has ted to practice law in the Mr. Krauss served as town is. a graduate of the Walter from the University of Min- morgue keeper of Middle- Federal District Court of lege. Mr. Hornsby served in active in community organ- served two terms on the committeeman four years, is He is employed, at the Reid Army Hospital, Wash- izations. nesota, Master's Degree sex County in January 1957. Town Committee and is New Jersey. , a member of the- Board of the Navy in the pacific. ington, as a surgical and from the University of Mr. Costello is president chairman of parks and Mr. Hutt served in the Fire Commissioners, District Hercules Powder Company, He is superintendent of medical technician. Mr. Dragos has been offi- Michigan and his Ph. D. of the Iselin Democratic playgrounds. He is a County army two years and was as- 7, served as treasurer and Parlin. He is a fire commis- the reproduction depart- He is first lieutenant in cer, shop steward, and presi- from New York University. Club, vice president of the Middlesex and Somerset committeeman, organized signed to legal work in president, is a life member sioner in Fords, former chief ment of the California Oil the St. John's First Aid dent of the C.I.O. Industrial Dr. Borup is a member of •and served as president of Frankfurt, Germany. He is of the Fords Fire Company Company. He is a volunteer Squad and fire coordinator the Woodbridge Presbyteri- Funeral Directors Associa- of the Fords Fire Company, Council, member of the tion, member of the Iselin the First Ward, Second Dis- a member of the Wood- and served as president and fireman, past secretary of for Civil Defense. Married board of Fire Commis- an Church, an officer in the trict , Democratic Club and bridge Lions Club, Congre- recording secretary. He is a. and formerly* member of the Fords Fire Company and the father of one American Petroleum Insti- Fire Company, Fourth De- was instrumental in form- gation Adath Israel, and member and was president and secretary to the United daughter, he is a member sioners, Avenel, and organ- tute and American Chemi- gree, St. Cecelia's Knights ittg the First Ward, Sixth the Board of Directors of five years of the St. Johns the County Committee. Relief Fund of Fords, Hope- of the First Presbyterian izer and offieer of the U. S. cal Society and served in of Columbus, as well as District, Democratic Club. the Ked Cross. First Aid Squad. lawn and Keasbey. Church, Perth Amboy. Union. the Navy. several other organizations. Fourth Ward Fifth Ward
JOHN LEDDY WALTER F. CAHILL CHARLES J. HOZEMPA PASKEL MERRITT ROBERT ZM YEW SKI HAKSY MOSECROFT WALTER GARVAN JOHN EVANKO, JR. DAVID MILLER JOHN LEDDY, Republican, WALTER F. CAHILL, Dem- CHARLES J. HOZEMPA, PASKEL MERRITT, Demo- ROBERT ZMYEWSKI, HARRY MORECROFT, Re- WALTER GARVAN, Re- JOHN EVANKO, JR., Re- DAVID MILLER, Republi- is 32, is married, the father ocrat, resides at 5 Linda Democrat, resides at 56 crat, resides on Amherst Democrat, is 34, resides on publican, is 31, resides at publican, is 44, resides at 31 publican, resides at Shore- can independent candidate, Avenue, Dukes Estates, Co- Rimberly Road, Coionia, is Shadowlawn Drive, is mar- crest in Colonia, is married is married and has one son. of three children, and re- Longfellow Drive, Colonia Avenue, attended Clemson Dewey Avenue, is married ried and the father of one and has two boys. He at- Jpnia. Born in Perth Amboy, married, the father of three He is a graduate of New sides at 36 Isabelle Street, he attended St. Mary's High Village, for 6 years. Married, Colleges South Carolina, and and the father of four chil- children and a resident of chiid. A graduate of Jamai- tended Seton Hal] Universi- the father of three children, is a Colonia resident for dren. A Navy veteran, he the area for six years. A ca High School, Long Island, ty and graduated from Jersey State Teachers Col- Menlo Park Terrace. School, and is a veteran of World War II. The father he is employed by Western eighteen years. He is a attended East Side High graduate of Revere, (Mass.) and Drakes Business Col- Rutgers University. He lege, Trenton. studied Jurisprudence and A resident of the town- of- two children, he and Electric Company. shipping dispatcher with School and Newark College High School and Williams lege, he also attended CC- Mr, Miller is a member of Mrs. Cahill are active In the College, he also attended NY. A, resident of Colonia Constitutional Law at Ohio the Colonia Civic Improve- ship for four years, Mr. He is a commissioner of LTdndard Oil. of Engineering. He is chief for six years, he is a con- State University. P.T.A. of School 11. the University of Massa- ment Club, Dukes Estates the Woodbridge Township Mr. Merritt was County power plant engineer for chusetts. ductor for the Pennsylvania Leddy is a Navy veteran of He is past president of the An Army veteran, he is Civic Association, a dele- Low-Cost Housing Commis- Committeeman for five A. Gross and Company, Railroad and is secretary io serving his second term as •the European Theatre, a Colonia Civic Improvement sion, a member of the PTO He is a member of the the Brotherhood of Railway gate to the Council of Civic Club, served on the Little years, vice chairman of the Newark.' Board of ipirectors of the trustee for the Shorecrest graduate of St. Francis Col- of Schools 2 and 16 and Trainmen. Civic Association. He was Associations of Colonia. He League committee, and is a Second Ward Democrats, He is a member of the Colonia Civic Improvement was County Committeeman lege, and a communicant communicant of St. Ce- of St. Cecelia's School, Ise- Colonia Civic Improvement Association, Judge Advocate He is chairman of the Chairman of the Council of lin; and the United Electri- Honorary member of the Civic Associations of Co- for two years and a member of St. Cecelia's Church. He celia's Church, Iselin. Club, Colonia Democratic of Colonia Post, V.F.W., or- Fifth Ward Republican Mr. Cahill is a member of cal workers. He is a com- Colonia First Aid Squad, Club, Holy Name Society, ganizer of the original teen- Club, County Committee- lonia. Mr. Evanko is a cost of the Second Ward Repub- is field representative of the the Woodbridge Township municant of St. Cecelia's member of the Colonia Civic St. Cecelia's and Fourth De- age group and the Fifth man of the -present 15th analyst with Lincoln Mer- lican Club and the Inman Witco Chemical Co. Police Reserves. ~ Church. . Improvement Club. gree Knights of Columbus. Ward Republican Club. district of the Second Ward. cury. Avenue Republican Club.
Neither Can We FUND RISE S OUGHT Gain predicted for copper HUNTER IN BUDGET SEATQ AND UNIFIED BOY TWANGS and a lot of pain, Arthur man- of the offending object at a Jud Tur.lrins says he feels Senator Clinton P. Ander- when recession ends. JUNGLE DEFENSE TOLEDO — Eleven-year-old aged to let his teacher know hospital, anl Arthur returned excusable for not being able son, Democrat of New.Mexico, A* big-game hunter will Arthur Harris recently devel- his predicamnet, arrange-; to school, this Crude oil output dips to MANILA — Foreign minis- time talking jte understand international has introduced an amendment shortly be in charge of the ters of the Southeast Asia oped—not a boyish lisp, but a ments were made for removal normally. to the Navajo-Hopi Rehabili- lowest level since 1954. Federal budget. finance. He can't even under- tation Act that would increase Treaty- Organization countries twang A coil spring, three- stand Ms electric light bill. Maurice Hubert Stans, who authorization for roads in the -was recently named as the For Ail Four have reaffirmed their determ- quarters of an inch long, was —Washington Star. two reservations from $20,- new Budget Director, is a vet- ination to maintain national caught in his mouth. The 000,000 to $40,000,000 over the. STATE eran of two African safaris. and collective defense against spring was from one of his next two years. The amend- He is now about to plunge into the possibility of Communist- toys, and had become stuck to; Lightweight AL NEED inspired armed aggression. ZIP- ment would permit the gov- THEATRE the fiscal jungle of planning his tongue and jaw while he ernment to let contracts for Woodbridge, N. J. Government spending- for the We deliver free of charge They also pledged them- was playing. Arthur managed JACKET the road projects during the selves to work earnestly for in- WED. THRU SAT. year beginning July 1, 1959. to keep his secret from his remaining two years of life of ternational disarmament with STARTING Matinee and evening with an the rehabilitation act. TheYul Brynner, Maria Schell Wonder Of Science adequate safeguards covering- parents for a while by main- in. taining what was probably adolt evening ticket you moy projects ars principally in That Johns Hopkins chem- both nuclear, and conventional MON. & TUES. iicjve your choice, of either of ist who made motor exhaust (for him) an unnatural si- ;\ Arizona. "THE BROTHERS elements. April 21 sf and 22nd these fumes innocuous might now 91 Main St., Woodbridge lence. However, he could not Surgery found to relieve KARAMA20V" turn his attention to making evade talking to his teacher. 2 DINNERWARE SETS them smell like fried chicken. Big aluminum producers heart pains. Special Kiddie" Matinee Phstie ME 4-0809 When, with a little difficulty Saturday at 2 P. M. — Philadelphia Bulletin. 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EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 PAGE SEVEN HOPELAWN KEASBEY Redeemer Circle New West Fords Shoiver is Held Cerebral Palsy LAFAYETTE ESTATES &• For Miss Dubie'l FORDS — Miss Joyce V. SHORECREST at FORDS To Attend Rally Qub Organizes Dubiel, daughter of'Mr. and Drive Underway FORDS—The Priscilla Mis- FORDS— The new West Mrs. Andrew Dubiel Highland FORDS — Mrs. Bruce Eg- ; By MRS. LESTEE KRESS sionary Circle of Our Re- Fords Democratic Club had Terracei was given a surprise gert, 27 Albourne Street, is 55 Inverness Terrace, Fords deemer Lutheran Church met its first meeting' Wednesday, shtSwer at Whitey's, Perth captain of .the Cerebral Palsy ; Liberty 8-2215 Monday to plan the Lutheran With Ralph Cohen, 116 Tracy Amboy. drive for this area. Mrs. Rob- Drive. Membership is open to —Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Caf- Women's Missionary League Miss Dubiel will wed Mi- ert Hansen, Mrs. Nicholas women and men in the West Diener, Mrs. John Raychel, feralli marked Tier toirthday Soring: Rallv at St. Matthew's chap] 3. Wood, Jr.. Plain- Church,. Newark, tomorrow. Fords election district. Larger field, at Our Lady of Peace Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. ;Sunday with guests Mrs. M. meeting space is being sought Charles Korator, Mrs. Martin Cafferalli, Mr. and Mrs. H. Members will leave from the Church; May 3. church at 6:45 P. M. Guest for futui-e meetings. Hostesses were Mi.ss Vivian O'Hara, Jr., Mrs. A. Christen- Swanteck and Mr. and Mrs. s-°n, Mrs. Carl Pelzel, Mrs. Victor Chillini. speaker will be Rev. Paul Mr. Cohen, a "Democratic Wright, Mrs. Richard Dubiel, Chang, True Light Church, candidate for county commit- Mrs. Lawrence Dubiel, Miss Harry Bernau, Mrs. William —Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bet- Chinatown, N. Y. teeman, was temporary chair- Veronica Amiano, Miss Gloria Testa, Mrs. Joseph. Marker, tinger entertained Saturday Mrs. George Mazur, Mrs, Rob- Mrs. Oswald Nebel an- man. Norman Robbins will j piore, Miss Lucille San Ange- in honor of son Jay's birthday. head the constitution com- ert Hirner and Mrs. Andrew Guests included Mr. and Mrs. nounced 350 devotions tracts lo, and Mrs. Dorothy Dubiel. were distributed to patients mittee, Morry Silber, nomi- Gondola are assisting. Salvatore Santoro, Mr. and nating committee; Mrs. Al Mrs. Robert Lee and Mr. and at Perth Amboy General Hos- The drive is seeking funds pital Eester morning". Stitzer, Mrs. Nathan Rabino- for the construction of a now Mrs. Stewart King, and their witz, and Mrs. Norman Rob- New By-Laws children. Mi's. Samuel Harris, cradle treatment center in Roosevelb roll chah'man. announced a ins, membership, and An- Park. ; —Mr. and Mrs. Joe X.ydon party for the pre-Sunday thony Cartegna, temporary Will be Given entertained weekend guests school children to be held treasurer. BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. James Gilboy April 27 at 2:30. Members will be accepted FORDS The William J. FORDS — David Rubin, and Mrs. John O'Malley, The Lutheran World Relief for charter up to April 15. For Warren Association held can- son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scranton, Pa., and Mr. and Drive for used clothing is be- information call Mr. Cohen, didates night Monday at Rubin, 456 Crows Mill Road Mrs. Ted Rothbauer, Yardley, ins conducted by Mrs. Charles Ll-9-3511, or Mrs. Rabino- Scandinavian Hall. was host to his first grade Pa. Wadlenkee and Mrs. A. Call-a- v/itz, LI-9-3716. Speakers included Free- classmates at a party on his • —Mr. and Mrs. Victor Glick- han. Donations should be holder William J. Warren, birthday. Mrs. Rubin and man marked, her birthday brought to the parish hall. T'RI-COUNTY TOURNEY CHAMPS: Members of Our Lady of Peace School basketball team, champions in the re- County Clerk M. . Joseph David also celebrated their with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Miss Ruth Rasmussen and cent Tri-County League Tournament, proudly pose for th3 cameraman in new decorative jackets presented to them Duffy, Committeemen Peter birthdays at a family dinner. iPeinberg. Guests included Mr. Mrs. William Beattie were by the parish Holy Name Society. Each player is shown holding' a reproduction of the coveted Tri-Coiinty League Rosary Society Schmidt, R. Richard Krauss; and Mrs. Leonard Kaplan, Mr. welcomed as new members. trophj' now in the school's possession. In the front row are Robert Lampe, Michael Bobal, Benjamin Gilbert, William Eugene Schreiner. Leon Blan- FELLOWSHIP TO MEET French, Ronald Smith, Joseph Bartonek. Second row, Stanley Nemetz, Robert Dennis, William French, coach; Rev. and Mrs. Fred Springer, Mrs. chard and Leonard Fischer. FORDS — St. John's Fel- Joseph Brzozowski, pastor of Our Lady of Peace Church; Charles Smith and Richard Onder. ToElectMayS Charles J. Alexander an- lowship will meet,April 13 at S. Steinfeld and Mr. and Mrs. FORDS ."Vr- The Altar and Arthur Abrams. nounced the .revised by-laws 7 in the church. The members Rosary Society, Our Lady of will T>e presented at the May will view the Easter Pageant '. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tal- First Aid Squad Mrs. Krauss Hostess Peace Church, met Monday in 5 meeting at Fords Tumble given by the Senior Fellow- laksen entertained Mr. and Ramot Chapter the church cafterla. Mrs. John Guyre and Mr. and Views Vehicles At Women's Guild Inn. ship at 7:30. MENLO PARK TERRACE NOTES FORDS — Mrs. R. Richard Father Alfred Smith named Mrs. Frank Karnick and chil- FORDS — St. John's First dren in honor of daughter, Adopts Rules Krauss served luncheon at Mrs. Dominick Janucci chair- Aid Squad met Monday at 8. man of the nominating com- Patricia's birthday. Tuesday, By MRS. SHIRLEY FISHLER —Mrs. Anne Tennenbaum FORDS — The executive the meeting of St. John's A Cadillac and Chrysler am- mittee with Mrs. Joseph Cos- Patty entertained Patty and 148 Jefferson Street was birthday guests of Mr. board of Ramot chapter, Womans Guild Wednesday. bulance were displayed to the key, Mrs. Stephen. Martenak, Linda Novalany, Donna aid Menlo Park Terrace and Mrs. Morris Goldberg, B'nai Brith Women, met The next meeting will be 31 members. Mrs. Desolina Moretti and Joanne Wilson, Patsy Ann Liberty 8-5788 Jersey City. Attending were Thursday with Mrs. Walter May 7 with Mrs. Fred Olsen. Captain Lambertson report- Mrs. Raymond Levandoski. Koebel, Cindy Hathaway, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mor- Mitchel. The constitution was A social will be held April ed 43 calls made since March Election will take place May 5. Bobby and Cathy Tallaksen. —The Menlo Park Terrace rison and daughters Susan adopted. The board will meet 17 in the auditorium, with 17; 943 miles traveled; 1800 Democratic Club met Mon- Returns on the special proj- —Mr. and Mrs. Angelo and Gail, David Gold- May 1 with Mrs. Lester Kress, Mrs. Isabel Petersen, chair- pounds of oxygen used. day. The slate elected was: man. ect should be in toy April 18 Mesce had a family party Sat- The Squad transported a berg and Mrs. Rose Naybruck. 55 Inverness Terrace. Jay Tennen, president; Larry Memorial Services will be at the rectory or;to chairman flow in LJur ear urday in honor of son Joseph's patient by ambulance to Os- —Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The regular meeting will be Kelly, vice-president; Al held April 20. Mrs. Levandoski. "• birthday. Sunday the Mesce wego, New York, with A. Co- Morrison and daughters April 22 at Metuchen Jewish Waldman, recording secre- The guild will serve a spa- Miss Betty Fazcp was wel- family dined with Mr. and lombetti, G. Crawford and K. Susan and Gail, attended a Community Center. tary; Mrs. George O'Toole, ghetti dinner and supper at comed as a new member. Mrs. Angelo Pesci, Newark. Schultz, a trip of 14 hours Seder .at the home of Mr. and corresponding secretary; Abe the church May 7 from 11:30 : Tickets for. the. communion GREINER and 697 miles. Mrs. Howard Zindel. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- Landsman, treasurer; and Rhodes Infant Given to 1 and from 5 to 7. breakfast May 4 after the 8 Kee went to church in Ne'.y Ray Guempei, sergeant-at- , —Douglas and Ward Van- A. M. Mass can be obtained ON BERMUDA TRIP York Easter Sunday and dined arms. derhof, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Baptismal Service from Mrs. Charles Ramberg Funeral Home with Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Pel- FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Ward Vanderhof, are spend- and her committee.' Michael Zanyor, Mrs. Anna The next meeting will be FORDS — Robyn Beth Miss Taylor Feted AUGUST F. GREINER, Director ton to mark their wedding an- ing Easter week in Pennsyl- Rhodes, infant daughter of Mrs. Andrew Lutrias won Pulasty and daughter Elaine, April 28, with Mr. and Mrs. L. niversary. vania. Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. At Bridal Shower the dark-horse prize. Carlton Street, and Mrs. Bordeleon, 57 Hudson Street. —-Mr. and Mrs. Anthony FORDS — Mrs. Jay Fil- A new Home At The Same Address —Joseph Croasdale, son of Rhodes, 48 Elm Street, was Mary Riley and son Russell, —Mr. and Mrs. James Car- Passiniello were hosts at din- arowicz, 461 Crows Mill Road, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Croas- baptized at the Magyar Re- @ Completely Remodeled ® Woodbridge, are in Bermuda alon were hosts for daughter ner Sunday. Guests were Mr. was hostess at a shower for dale, marked his birthday formed Church by Rev. Dezso Mrs. Molnar Given for vacation. Joyce's birthday with guests and Mrs. David Rhea, Mr. her niece, Miss Lynne Taylor, 44 GREEN STREET, WOODBRIDGE with a party Saturday for the Abraham. Sponsors were Miss Mrs. Fritz Yukness and and Mrs. John Pissaniello, Chatham, formerly of Fords. Awards at Fair neighborhood children. Irene Racz and Erwin J. TRICKY TRAY SOCIAL daughter Meg, Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. George Post Miss Taylor will be married FORDS — Mrs.' George Phone: —Mr. and Mrs. John Con- Zolde. FORDS —- The Democratic Denker and son John, Robert and daughter Jean and Mi- May 4 to Frank Lillich, Union. Molnar received two awards yack celebrated • Mrs. Con- A reception was held at MErcury 4-0264 Woman's Club will meet April Calvani, Glenn and Janice chael Miller. Guests included Mrs. Edith. at the Spring Art Conference yack's birthday with Mrs. Ag- the Rhodes' home. Quests in- 14 at 8:15 at St. Nicholas McWhorter, Debra and Pa- Lybeck, Mrs. Rose Yanovsky, of New Jersey Federation of nes Conyack at dinner Easter ....—Friday Mr. and Mrs. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Church. Committeeman B tricia Lynn, Sari Tasiko, Mi- Mrs. Jeanne Wiuff, Mrs. Women's Clubs and the East Sunday. George Weiss and children Racz Sr., Mr. and Mrs. An- Richard Krauss, Lean Bipr>~h- chael Fitzgerald, and Debra Helen Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth Brunswick County Fair. The —Mr. and Mrs. __Edward ard, and Freeholder William, attended a family dinner with drew Racz, Jr., Joseph Racz, and Sheila Bentley. j Mr. and Mrs. Max Weiss. Rev. and Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. •Puhan-,- •MrSi-Mary Hospidor, art • department of the Wo- Wares and sons Edward, Gary J. Warren will "•"speak". A Mrs. Helen Abraham, Mrs. men's Club of FbrdS, meets- and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Fred "tricky tray" social will be —The White Birch mens —Welcome home to Linda Blanche Carpenter'" and club announces a bus trip to Schneider, daughter of Mr. daughter Gladys, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Taylor, and Miss Lois Mondays with . Mrs.. Chester Yunginger, Sr., and Fred Yun- featured. Baginski and Mrs. Molnar. • ginger, Jr., dined Easter Sun- the circus in New York April and Mrs. Nathan Schneider, Robert Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. 27. For reservations call Mr. from Perth Amboy General Ira Rhodes and Mrs. Cath- day with Mr. and Mrs. John day, and Mrs. Daniel Cleary, Kollar, Li-8-9887. hospital after an auto acci- erine Rhodes. Breza and daughter, Barbara, Sunday. dent. Perth Amboy, to celebrate Mr. .—Marc Robbins, son of Mr. —The executive board of Also Mr. and Mrs. John Yunginger, Sr.' birthday. Miss and Mrs. Norman Robbins, the American Jewish Con- —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sidote, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Breza and Fred, Jr., are af- gress met Thursday. Dona- TTngerleider and children Wagenhoffer, Mr. and Mrs. ULGE YOUR THRIFTY HABITS Webb Drive, was host at a fianced. luncheon and theatre party tions for the rummage sale Henry and Paul, visited Mrs. Charles Evanello, Mr. and —Mr. and Mrs. Ted Arthur Saturday for his birthday. April 15 will be accepted by Anna Jablow Saturday, and Mrs. Joseph Scrittore, Mr. In the INTERESTING SAME of M^FUTiMG the ACSURfifiY of the INTEREST EARNES and children Ellen, Danny, Guests were Ira Silber, Mark Mrs. J. Siiverman, Jefferson Mrs. Sadie Ungerleider Sun- and Mrs. Joseph "Venezia Sr., Susan, spent Easter weekend Tessler, Miles Sternin, Robert Street. day in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grezner, 2% COMPUTED QUARTERLY Itttt THE PURPOSE OF CONSERVING EARNINGS in New York visiting with Mr. Darcy, Ronnie Green and Joan —Mr. and Mrs. Edwin —Anniversary greeting to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kara and Mrs. T. Arthur, Satur- Weiner. Wurtzel were hosts at a Seder Mr. and Mrs. Sol Siiverman, Sr., Mrs. Bertha Schanz and Friday with Mr. . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haluszka, Angelo Nicorvo. DATE WITHDRAWAL DEPOSIT INTEREST BALANCE Jack Wurtzel, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schirip- Jan. 1 '58 1,000.00 1,000.00 Martin Sherman, and chil- pa. Pvt. French Engaged \ 1,500.00 Notes —Mr. Jan. 3 '58 500.00 dren, and Harry Eisenberg. and Mrs. Norman Jan. 9 '58 500;00 2,000.00 —Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rosen and children, attended Visits Fiance on Skis (1) Jan. 3.33 XJdine and children attended a Seder at the home of Mr. FORDS — Mrs. Christiane Jan. 28 '58 500.00 2,500.00 (2) Feb. 4.17 a Seder held by Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Neumann, Hausner, Wildemann, Ger- Max Cohen. West Orange. many, announces the engage- Feb. 3 '58 500.00 3,000.00 —William Levison, son of —Mr. and Mrs. James F. ment of her daughter, Chris- Feb. 15 '58 500.00 3,500.00 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Levison, Caralon were hosts at dinner tiane Barbara, to Pfc Ernest Feb. 25 '58 500.00 4,000.00 (3) Mar. 6.67 14,17 to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Denker Francis French, son of Mr. Less 5,00 was host at a party Wednes- Mar. 10 '58 1,000.00 3,000,00 (4) day with guests Michael and and children. and Mrs. Ernest French, 5 9.17 Jane Sevacool, Douglas Wat- Oakland Avenue. Mar. 31 '58 9.17- 3,009.17 First Quarter son, Gary Van Aulen, Edward HOME-MADE HATS •Miss Hausner has completed Apr, 1 '58 2,509.17 500.00 and Arthur Napolitano. FORDS — The Woman's two years of English schooling Apr. 2 '58 500.00 1,000.00 —A double birthday party Club of Fords displayed home- at Minden, Germany. Private (5) April 1.87 was held Sunday in honor of made hats at the meeting last French is stationed at Bocks- Apr. 15 '58 500.00 1,500.00 (6) May 2.50 Mrs. Jay Tenn and daughter night. Prizes were awarded berg Radio Station operated by the U. S. Army Signal May 15 '58 500.00 2,000.00 Marilyn at the home of Mrs. for the prettiest, funniest and 2,500.00 E. Lyman, Philadelphia. most original. Corps He is a radio operator May 20 '58 500.00 and repair man. June 1 '58 [_ 1,000.00 3,500.00 Private French during the (7) June 5.83 10,00 winter months had to visit his June 15 '58 500.00 4,000.00 End of 2nd Quarter fiance in a rather novel man- June 30 '58 10.00 4*010.00 ner—a ski trip of five miles to | her home and the return trip I by walking. ! 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Potted ME-4-8383 J MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. MErcury 4-0724 Liberty 8-2268 Plants Prompt Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Open Sundays and Holidays [ Navy was without a battleship, it was ,3 the first time this condition had existed BOOT HILL Edison "Township-Fords Beacon since 1835. ' New Jersey Public Tells Published Every Thursday by The 45,000-ton battleship Wisconsin The Woodbridge Publishing Co. struck her colors and a skeleton crew Post Office Address; Fords, N. J. of 650 men stood at attention and was What It Considers A Good ••"""• "MEreury 4*1111 de-activated in a memorable and his- Charles IE. Gregory toric ceremony at Bayonne, New Jer- Spiritual Leader Editor and Publisher sey. It was only a few short months ago PRINCETON, N. J. — What 6. Must have a pleas- call: feels the eall to Subscription . rates by mail,, including that the Wisconsin and her sister ship, do rank and file New Jersey ing- personality: have carry on the vork of postage, ,dhe year, $3.50; six months,"$1.75; citizens regard as the marks a good personality; the Lord 4 three months, $1.00; Single copies, by mail, the U. S. S. Iowa, took part in the larg- of a good spiritual leader—a friendly; act nice; 13. is good to teach- 15 ceiffe'r Air payable in advance. ing people right from est combined naval maneuvers held Protestant minister, a Jewish pleasant; congeniality 1 rabbi, or a Catholic priest? and personality; people wrong : can guide peo- By carrier delivery, 10 cents per copy. since the end of World War II. This are attracted to him; ple right ' 4 To find out the answer to Entered-as second class matter April 17, exercise was known as Operation knows how to get along ' Among other characteristics this all-iiopoi'tant question, with people 13 receiving some mention are 1936, at, Fords, N. J., post office, under the Strikeback, and pitted a large carrier New Jersey Poll staff report- Act at M&vch 1,1879. I. Visits his people: that a good spiritual leader force, with these two U. S. battleships, ers during the past few weeks goes to hospitals; ti'ies must like people; that he must against an enemy force consisting of put this question; to New Jer- to see his parishioners; work hard at the job; that he submarines and air power, and light sey citizens in all walks of life visits, his congregation; must have the quality ol pa- Tuesday's Primary and to people of all religious going around and seeing tience; that he must be kind surface striking forces. faiths and denominations: people; comes in and and considerate; that he be The~ priSiary election Tuesday con- Although it has never been officially "What do ytfu think are the visits every once in a easy to talk to; that he tries tains far more interest than ordinarily marks of a good spiritual while; visits the sick to get people tc- come to his revealed, it is reported that the sub- leader — a Protestant min- and people in trouble; church; that he can always —on the":State level because of contests marines of the enemy forces did a sur- ister, a Catholic priest, or a stops in to see me 11 be relied on for sensible ad- in both parties "for the nomination for prisingly efficient job on the large sur- Jewish rabbi?" ' Next most important char- vice; that he have the ability Results of the statewide sur- acteristics, judging. . by the to influence people toward his United,-States Senator—and in Wood- face forces. A battleship, without an number of mentions, are: way of thinking. ample supply of aircraft to attack vey show that seven charac- bridge- -Township because of the intra- teristics are uppermost on the 3. He takes an inter- Getting scattered mention submarines and approaching enemy minds of New Jersey people est in his flock; is in- across the State are such party rivalries ' in the newly-formed aircraft, is highly susceptible to enemy when they think of a good terested in their prob- things as the following: that bpuitual leader: lems; takes an interest he should not smear his con- •Fifth air and submarine attack. in their home lives 9 gregation or members of his 1. He should practice congregation'; that he be in- In this area of the Township, inter- However, the battleship may not be what he preaches: lives 9. He is broad- himself the way he minded: unbiased; im- telligent; that he have a good est should be lively, indeed—and in finished forever. In case of a brush- partial; has an open education; that he is realistic; wants others to live; has that he runs chiSfch functions fire war, or the war in which nuclear a good code of ethics; mind 6 the remainder of the community! 10. He is modern and that bring people together ; weapons were banned, battleships like he's a good example of that he has had a religious up- enough partisan spirit should be evoked what he preaches; a up to date 5 the Wisconsin would probably be re- II. He is good with bringing; that he can explain because of the senatorial fights to stir j man of good charac- what -the Bible means, and activated and used immediately. They ter . " .21%roung people: organizes more of a vote than the primary usual- voung people's- clubs; that he be a good fund raiser. ly attracts. In a system of two-party are fast ships and can do anything a 2. He is sincere: has mingles with the young The . Independent - Leader operation, certainly sides should be cruiser can do, and better, in the to be sincere; absolute oeople; helps take care presents the reports of the opinion of battleship men. faith in his work; sin- of young people 5 New Jersey Poll exclusively in taken "arid expressed in the ballot box 1 cere in his beliefs " 21 12. He has felt the this area. •—on the basis of platforms, of the in- Their main drawback today is the 3. He must be able tegrity of those who formulate them, expense in operating them and the to preach a good ser- large number of men required to man 1 mon: preaches a sermon of the courage of their authors to im- you can hear and un- them. Under the Capitol Dome Know Your Representatives plement these platforms by deeds, in derstand; gets his ser- By J. Joseph Gribblns mon across; doesn't The best citizen is an active citizen, one-who is the event they are successful. ramble or repeat bim- alert and goes to the source to secure the best available TRENTON — New Jersey's when you rest on your laurels impelled, when making their peat himself; is a good information. The best representative is one who co- We,have said many times we can The World Shrinks speaker 18 operates with his constituents and is ready and eager see no.-virtue in blind obedience to 2,400,000 licensed auto drivers that you get a big rise in periodic payments, to spend a It seems that only a few months are being continuously watch- deaths,"" he warns. little extra for alcoholic bev- 4. Understanding: a to receive their views. Herewith are the addresses of party-tradition. We believe the merits your representatives. Keep in touch with them. separate advances in air travel, and ed by thousands of law en- TEACHERS:—Four years ago erages in order to express their man who understands of all;'\th*e candidates on both sides forcement officers in a con- Governor Meyner declared in appreciation which expression the needs and wants of UNITED STATES CONGRESS that the world shrinks a little bit every tinuous, monotonous, persist- his inaugural message a tele- should.be carefully examined, and that of appreciation might well his people; be under- Senator H. Alexander Smith /R>, Senate Office Build- time one of these new developments is ent law enforcement program vision set would never replace swell to a very substantial standing; . general un- if a vpter finds he has greater cause initiated by Governor Robert a teacher in the classrooms of ing, Washington, D. C. Home—Princeton. announced. The latest announcement part of the Christmas Club- derstanding of his peo- Senator Clifford P. Case (R), Senate Office Building, for supporting a candidate in a differ- B. Meyner to reduce traffic New Jersey. check at maturity when they p 1 e ; understanding- Washington, D. C. Home—345,Elm Avenue, Railway. is not an announcement concerning deaths. Last week,, however, the New problems of people in ent political party from the one with are imbued with the Christ- .Representative Peter Frelmghuysen, Jr. (R), (Fifth a new passenger aircraft, or a scientific In effect for over a month, Jersey Commission on Educa- mas spirit, thus depriving trouble; have under- Congressional Distriet), House Office Building, which 'Ire formerly has been affiliated, the life saving program has tional television, headed by standing of human na-, achievement. themselves and th€ir families Washington, D. C. Home, Morristown. , that he should have no reluctance in already reduced the number Elmer W. Engstrom, senior of the designated purpose of ture; he understands The latest announcement is an of traffic deaths in the State executive vice president of the the check and the wherewithal the problems of others 15 STATE LEGISLATURE easting his vote in compliance with by over a score. Spot checks Radio Corporation of America, achievement in the field of air fares. for a Merry Christmas." 5. He tries to be Senate this belief. Obviously, neither major are being held regularly in reported to the Legislature RUNNERS: — Ambulance John A. Lynch (D), 55 Faterson Street, New Brunswick For many years now the international many places and the particu- great progress has been ac- helpful and is helpful: political party can lay claim to possess- chasing lawyers in New Jer-tries to be of service , Assembly organization of airlines has maintain- lar targets are drunken drivers complished in educational sey can expect disbarment William Kurtz (D), 415 Conover Street, South Araboy ing all'the superior qualification—nor and drivers without licenses. television - throughout the to his community; tries from the further practice of to help everyone; should David I. Stepacoff CD), 160 Lewis Street, Perth Antboy can those who wear their party's label. ed a high minimum on trans-Atlantic While cars are stopped, mo- United States. law. J. Edward Crabiel (D), 38 Highland Drive, Milltown air fares. In other words, whereas tor vehicle examiners look The commission reaffirmed be helpful: a man who There .is character, purpose and re- The State Supreme Court looks after his flock 13 American airlines transporting pas- over the brakes, headlights, its readiness to recommend recently suspended a Jersey BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS sponsibility on both sides—and it is steering apparatus and- rear and to assist in developing City lawyer for three years Karl E. Metzger (D), Director, Rutgers University, New our duty as citizens to determine sengers from the United States to lights of cars, while State and carrying out a program from the practice of law be-from the Fitney Bit Bed, the Brunswick which candidates have the greatest Europe, or vice versa, could have re- troopers and motor vehicle for educational television in cause he allegedly paid run- Reef Bed in Great Bay and George F. Baier (D), 390 George Street, New Brunswick duced their fares long ago, many of inspectors examine the driver's. New Jersey whenever either ners to bring him criminal Mulliea River, under a new George L: Burton, Jr. (D), 6 Eggers Street, Route 9, abundance of these qualities, and to license and registration. If the Governor or the Legisla- business. order. . . . Check, cashing New Brunswick support them within the limitations the smaller airlines in the internation- there are indications of in- ture expresses the belief it facilities in local offices of the Joseph R. Costa (D), 123 Hillcrest Avenue, Edison ' I al organization could not operate suc- toxication, the driver is asked would be appropriate. The court emphasized the New Jersey State Employment Thomas Lee CD), South Pldinfleld set by'statute. . primary purpose of discipline Service would be authorized by cessfully on drastically reduced fares, to submit to a drunkometer The commission reported tq be meted out to lawyers George J. Otlowski (D), 451 Kennedy Street, Perth > i test. there are now 28 non-com- who employ runners or agents the Wagner Bill in the Legis- Amboy It would be impertinent of us to at- and have forced everyone else to keep Last month 3,782 trucks mercial educational television to bring them, business is to lature. . . . Emergency loans William J. Warren (D), 875 Main Street, Fords fares high. ' were stopped and the action stations on the air, six of them are being made to New Jersey temptjto suggest to the voters in the protect the public against farmers toy the Farmers Home TOWN COMMITTEE new Fifth Ward which candidates they produced 349 arrests for im- on UHF channels. Five other members of the bar who are Some progress'has been made, how- proper lighting equipment, educational stations are unworthy of the trust and con-- Administration because of Mayor Hugh B. Quigley (DV.514 Tis'dale Place, Wood- should elect. We cannot help but ob-ever, and. on April 1st economy fares overweights and other viola- scheduled to commence opera- fidence essential to the rela- damages caused by the March bridge - " • serve, ] however, that we have been tions. There were also 21 ar- tion soon. tionship of attorney and client. 20-21 snowstorm. . . . A joint Edward Kath .(D), First Ward, 295 Fulton Street, will come into effect. One major Amer- rests for registration violations "There has been steady resolution congratulating the bridge deeply interested in the consistent "And comparing degrees of State of Israel on the tenth L. Charles Mangione (D), First Ward, 261 Campbell ican trans-Atlantic airline announced and 5 arrests because of lack growth in all forms of educa- evil arising from, the use of concern in civic matters of John Evan- of a valid driver's license. tional television, in broad- anniversary on April 25 of her Street, Woodbridge its April 1st rates recently. The cost of runners if such odious com- emergence as a modem demo- R. Richard Krauss (D), Second Ward, 51 Maple Avenue, ko, one of the. aspirants for nomination Spot checks made of 3,152 casting over commercial and parisons can be considered a round-trip to London was .$453. Onepassenger cars resulted in 124 noncommercial stations, and cratic state is pending in the Fords for Town Committee. He has been an the public probably requires Legislature. Peter Schmidt (D), Sscond Ward, 126 Kennedy Street, can remember when the one-way fare arrests. Among the violators in closed-circuit, applications," more protection from the soli- alert and intelligent student of muni- were 19 unlicensed drivers and CAPITOL CAPERS: — There Iselin was almost as much. said the commission. "In- citor of criminal than of civil L. Ray Alibani (D), Third Ward, Port Reading cipal problems, and while on occasion 21 others for registration vio- creased use. of television has cases," said the court. are two well known finishes And, as important as the lower air lations. been made in formal educa- for airplanes — lacquer, and Elmer Dragos (D), Third Ward, 80 Demorest Avenue, we haye differed drastically with some 'For in criminal cases, the liquor, claims the State Avenel 1 fares, is the go-now, pay-later plan of Daily State police patrols tion, both in elementary and of his conclusions, we are heartened accused's life or liberty is at Bureau of Aeronautics. most of the airlines. Some of them during" March also resulted in secondary schools and in in- stake and when he yields to to see;a man of his obvious dedication 832 additional "arrests for in- stitutions of higher learning." the exaggerated and usually and intelligence assume an active and offer a trip to Europe this spring and valid inspection stickers and CHRISTMAS STORY:—State wholly unwarranted claims as 35 arrests for driving while Alcoholic Beverage .Director vocal role in regard to the manage- summer for as little as. ten percent to the professional competence down, on the economy rates. Thus a on the revoked list. Since July William Howe Davis thorough- of the attorney represented by ment of our public affairs. Both he and 1 last, State Police have made ly disapproves of the practice the touter, his jeopardy is his running mate, David Miller have round-trip to London would require a 6,062 arrests for inspection of tavern owners handling doubled. This must be pre- down-payment of only $46.00. violations, compared with 1,- Christmas Club bank money vented." conducted an aggressive and dignified 842 arrests for the prior 12- for their customers. JERSEY JIGSAW: — Conflict campaign which we believe has served This brings Europe a little closer to month period. Even though such a practice of interest bills proposing a a most useful purpose in enlightening the United States and shrinks the Thus far this year 156 traf- is for a laudable purpose and code of ethics for all public earth just a little more — a process fic deaths have occurred in ostensibly without , charge, workers are being delayed in the people on matters of deep interest New Jersey, compared with 131 such handling ..and servicing the New Jersey Legislature. to theni. We have not been given the which never seems to end. up to the same time last year, inevitably tend unduly to in- ... A figure of $43,350,000 has a reduction of 25 deaths. crease the consumption of al- been set for the proposed opportunity of getting as clear a pic- coholic beverages, which the water bond issue which the AHEAD Governor Meyner has sent ture of the qualifications of their op- On Wonder Cures a letter to all mayors to con- New Jersey law abhors, Davis voters of New Jersey will be tinue the good. work. He In- said in a recent decision. He asked to approve next Novem- ponents, Messrs. Morecroft and Gar- ber. ... Salary increases have van, who have the endorsement of the From time to time, the average citi- sists local and State law en- said: zen is confronted with reports that forcement authorities cannot "Despite absence of any ap- been approved by the State party ^organization, and it is not our let up-on the safety program parent charge for the service Senate for county clerks, some herb doctor, or wizard of the there may be those who feel sheriffs and registers of deeds intention to belittle them because of for a single day. "It's just but the measure faces stiff op- this lack of information. We are al- arts, has cured cancer, polio, or some position in the General As- serious heart diseases with a new or GLAMOR GIRIS sembly. . . . Farmers plan to most equally in the dark concerning grow 21,300 acres of tomatoes To April 15th the contest involving four men whosimple method. It is surprising how for processing this summer in are seeking the two Democratic desig- many Americans fall for these reports the Garden State. ... New It pays to allow plenty ol time to make up four nations. and seek out the so-called wizard and Jersey is showing an improve- HOURS: ment in its traffic death toll Thru Friday tax return, not waiting to the last minute. It pays, pay large sums of money for miracle with 156 deaths thus far this We tiope the residents of the Fifth treatments. year compared to 181 at the 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. also, to settle all obligations with checks ol this Friday Evenings Ward >ill> however, weigh their judg- The worst part of this susceptibility same~tinie last year. . . . Be- bank, thus giving you a dependable record of cause salads are growing more 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. ments* carefully. In the other four is that it sometimes prevents those popular in the American diet, your spending. This helps, at Income Tax time wards fin the Township, there are no taken in from being cured at all. Hope New Jersey is -growing more lettuce and escarole or endive particularly. major'contests—but it is to be wished for some mysterious, simple cure has every year, the State Depart- that voters in these sections will par- often led to postponement in seeking a ment of Agriculture reports. . . . Legalization of boardwalk ticipate in the primary so the two specialist who could have cured the and carnival games of chance strongest candidates for United States disease if he had caught it in time. through a referendum election Senator will be selected. next November is having tough Not caught in time, the disease often sledding in the Legislature. . . proves fatal. All milk sold in New Jersey in Paid en Savings Accounts Those seriously sick should seek a the future must be produced Battleships at Anchor by brucellosis-free cows: ... thoroughly accredited doctor, or a spe- Expansion of facilities at the • Thejlast of the Navy's battleships, cialist in the field concerned . There Diagnostic Center at Menlo Woodbridge Park to add fifty beds, ten of the UJJS. S. Wisconsin, recently went are no miracle cures, and no miracle- which would be reserved for into rfiothballs. Thus, when newspa- makers. The ignorant patient who let: narcotic addicts, is provided pers oj the country announced on a for in the Kurtz-HUgheS BiH ill Our New Building, Corner Moore Atenue National Bank himself believe in such is ruining his K=£ZJ the Legislature. . . . Oysters Mid Berry Street (Opp. Town Hall) Sunday morning in March that the health or his pocketbook, or both. © iflES, KINfi FEATI'SES SYNDICATE. Inc.. WORLD EIGHTS RESERVED. may be taken until May 31 "Has he been waiting long or did he have that beard from the Gr;eat Egg Harbor Member: Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PA&E EIGHT EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON when he came in?" River and its tributaries and EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1958 PAGE NINE
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- Accordion School - - Fishing Tackle Liquor Store Photography - - Radio & TV Servise - - Slip-overs- Draperies - Be! That Reel Fixed t CLASSIFIED : HEALTH HINTS HEIMSCH'S Telephone MErcury 4-1889 SPISAK RATES — INFORMATION Accordion School NOW!< WOODBRiDOE 4e each additional word Deadline fvor ads: Wednesday Every Man for Himself Radio and TV Service CUSTOM-TADLORED $1.00 for 15 ^vords 10 A. M. for ibe same w«ek's Since the episode of the 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin Liquor Store 21 Chestnut Street Payable in advance publication Trojan Horse, we humans have SLIPCOVERS NOTE: No classified ads taken over phone; known that the most danger- PRIVATE ACCORDION MARY ANBRASCIK, Prop. (Shorecrest Section) LESSONS "Rumer" ® MODERN must be sent in. ous enemy is the enemy with- "Penn" Complete Stock of Domes- CARTERET in our gates. Cancer is such (Given in Your Home or Our "ALCEDO," "AIEEX," ® TRADITIONAL Telephone Mercury 4-1J11 Studio) tic and Imported Wines, CALL an enemy. It invades'" m @ Complete Accordion Eepairs "SEA JOY" and "JOHNSON" ©PROVINCIAL treacherous silence and, unless , ® Sales, Rentals, Exchanges Home of Real Parts Beers and Liquors KI-1-2551 © Pickups and Amplifiers REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Choice of New 1938 Patterns FEMALE HELP FOR SALE discoveij'd early, entrenches Installed ALL MAKES 574 AMBOY AVENUE Antenna Installations itself beyond dislodging. Like © Musie Books for Accordion Reel Checked, Cleaned, SPECIAL! WANTED Polished, Greased and WOOBBRIDGE, N. J. 27 Years Experience POUR. GRAVES. Choice lo- fire, cancer consumes. To best For Information Call '2-00 In Electronics 3-Pc. Set it one must stamp it, out before ME-4-5666 Adjusted, for Only . BOOKKEEPER. Experienced. cation, Beth Israel Memori- Plus Parts If Needed Reg-. $139.95 Good working conditions. al Park, Woodbridge. Current it gains real headway. CLEARANCE SALE! §89-95 Paid holidays and vacations. pi ice. E. N. Donnan, 11 South That is why during April—• Discount On AH Locksmith Reuphofstery 4pply Carteret China Co., Street, Morristown, N. J. Tel.Cancer Control Month — the Fishing Tackle! High Street and Komanowski JE-8-3802. 4-3 - 4-24old familiar warnings are Street, Carteret. . 4-10 sounded. You are reminded of ALTERATIONS AND FISHING TACKLE WOODBRIOGE KEY 1954 EVENRUDE outboard AND REPAIR SPECIAL! the signals that spell danger ADDITIONS & LOCKSMITH SHOP CHAIR $5 PART TIME cleaning woman. motor, 25 H.P., $195.00; from cancer: . . i 256 Monroe St., Rahway Rewebbed eUSTOIVI DRAPERIES White. Reference. Iselin 1057 17" table model TV, Any sore that does not heal; NEW CONSTRUCTION Telephone FtJ-S-3894 SOFA $95.00. Call ME-4-1653. Auto-Home UP Newest 1958 Patterns 84 bus passes. Call FU-1-0720. a lump or thickening in the Rewebbed $10 4-10 4-10 OFFICE KEYS Seat Bottoms Repaired Visit Our Showroom— breast; unusual bleeding or VINCENT KELLER Furnace Gleaning - DUPLICATE** For Free Estimate Call Open Daily 9:30 to 6, AVON can assure you of aSEEBURG JUICE BOX. Ex-discharge; any change in a good, steady income if, you cellent condition. Call ME- wart or mole; persistent in- Builder SERMAYAN 1 Friday 9:30 to 9 4-9770 after 3:00 P. M. digestion or difficulty in swal- SAFES SOLD For Free Estimates can work a few hours a. day. ; 1230 Stone Street IS YOUR HOME Tools, Hardware, Paints, Glass OTHOLSTERT SHOPS Costs you nothing to inquire : 4/10 - 4/24* lowing, persistent hoarseness Kahway, N. J. 570 AMBOY AVENUE Est. 1907 Call ME-4-6&10 now. Write P. O.. Box 705, or cough; any change in nor- HALF CLEAN? WOODBRIDGE SERVICES mal bowel habits. Xel. ME-4-1056 RAHWAY ® AVEipSi Plainfield, or call PL-6-6655. Telephone Holland Sani-Vac Service cleans ME 4-1217 These, signs may not mean FUlton 8-0976 the part of your home you CAN'T Open Daily 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. FD-S-9954 RON-LEW 4-10 HAVING TROUBLE with clean—warm air pipes . . cold air Sunday 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. your sewerage? Electric Sew- anything. They may come pipes . . . chimney . . . the entire DECORATORS, INC from conditions which are not heating system! Cleans gas, coal, 93 Main Street MERCHANDISE erooter removes roots, filth, oil and warm air heating systems. WANTED serious. But that is for your Coat - io¥iisg & Tracking - - Reefing & Siding T Woodbridge » sand and stoppage from physician to determine. If any • Here's why it pays to have STEINWAY or other fine clogged pipes, drains and sew- of these symptoms appear, the Holland Sani-vac Service piano wanted. State make, ers. No digging, no damages tell your physician at once. once a year: iove "IDEAL WAY' E & L price. Write P. O. Box 1, c'/o—rapid . and efficient. Call There is only one way to keep COAL-FUEL OIL © SAVES COSTLY REPAIRS Phone FU-8-3914 FOR Wedding- ROOFING this newspaper. Tony's Plumbing and Heating free of cancer: Check, in. for ® REDUCES FIRE HAZARDS ME-4-8007. 4-3 - 4-24 % CUTS DECORATING BILLS Albums CO. Printing . : 4-3 - 4-17 a checkup. Don't .give cancer ® REDUCES DIRT IN HOME AGENT NATIONAL VAN a chance. It .will never give LINES Formal Insured ® APARTMENT WANTED LET US © INSURES HEAT COMFORT Portraits Roofing Installation and WANTED TO BUY one to you! ' Phone for Representative Today! MATURE older couple desires SOLVE YOUR 1286 St. George Ave., Avenel 3-D Repairs of All Types HOUSE (One or Two Fami- ME-4-9050 ® ALTJMINtJM SIDING unfurnished steam heated SOLAR TELESCOPE HEATING PROBLEM Pictures lies) Hill Section, Carteret 3-4 room apartment, moder- The National Science Foun- 3-4 Rooms-$20, $25, ?30 • LEADERS ® GUTTERS P. O. Box 122, Woodbridge, (Or Call) ate rent, Woodbridge vicinity. dation plans to construct a FROi SERVICE 5-6 Rooms—$35, $40, $50 SEE: ® SLATE REPAIR N. J. 3-27 - 4-10*Call FU-1-0668. 4-10 solar telescope that will per- 9 HOT ASPHALT ROOFS TO COMPLETE HEAT- JPOPIEL STUDIOS mit detailed study of the sun 466 Amboy Avenue. Woodbridge For Free Estimates Phone. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS and its effects on the earth. ING INSTALLATIONS 30 Grant Avenue VA-6-5616 or. FOUR ROOMS and bath, hot IF YOUR DRINKING has be- The $5,000,000 telescope will .CARTERET VA 6-0420 water, heat, electric. In- come a problem, Alcoholics be the largest and most precise ME 4-1400 Fyei Oil TEL. KI-1-5329 quire 22 Harris Street, Car- Anonymous can help you. Call sdlar research instrument in teret. Couple preferred. BI-2-1515, or write P. O. Box the United States, -according 4-10* 253, Woodbridge. to the announcement. The ob- JOHN J. BITTING - Plumbing & Heating - T. R. STEVENS servatory will be located in the Roofing and Sheet Metal Wort CONSTRUCTION workers. •-•:•• •';•• •• . 4-3-- 4-24 Southeast. The telescope will COAL & OIL CO. FUEL OIL 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. Rooms for rent by d^y, or ASPHALT driveways an d have a sixty-inch lens and FOR itlll week. Moderate prices. Call 826 Rahway Ave., Avenel A. W. Hall & Son QUALITY WOODBRIDGE parking-- lots installed — all produce a solar image twice Repairs ME-4-9770 after 3:00 P.M. first grade'.' -materials and the size of the twenty-inch Local and Long Distance Plumbing & Heating Co. 4-3 - 4-24* Moving and Storage labor. All work guaranteed. solar telescope at Mount Wil- 225 Lincoln Ave., Elizabeth For free estimate call FU-1- son in California. NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of ® MUSIC INSTRUCTION Delicatessen Household and Office Furniture 5518. H. Stanley, 25 Dalbert liobilhectt JOBBING and Street, Carteret. The Boss Will Decide Over 25 Years of Authorized Agent ORGAN LESSONS—Learn to ALTERATIONS play the organ, $3.00 a les- 4-3, 10 Junewed: "My wife likes Friendly Service Howard Van Lines Air-Conditioning coffee for breakfast" while I Separate Kooms for Storage ELECTRIC SEWER Warm Air Heat son. No organ required. Call Industrial Exhaust System before 6:00 HU-6-9092, or like tea." ... HE 4-0012 " CRATING © PACKING CLEANING Motor Guards DIAL ". PTO Executive Board 613 Rahway Ave., SHIPPING FOR FREE ESTIMATES after 6.00, ME-4-7495. Longwed: "You'll soon get Call ME-4-2145 or ME-4-5266 used to coffee." Woodbridge 100 Fulton Street Unclaimed Furniture of Every SEWERS INSTALLED 4/10 - 4/24 To See Comedy Show (Opp. White Church) Description For Free Estimates Call WOODBRIDGE Office and Warehouse IE 4-1111-2-3 FOR SALE COLONIA — The Executive Appropriate ® SALADS at Their Best EL-3-2976 HU-6-7446 Board, Colonia school 17 "The Utterly-Utters are just 34 Atlantic St., Carteret ® SODA FOUNTAIN .1956 PONTIAC — Star Chief P.T.O. will see "No Time For wild about society, aren't - Funeral Directors - Tel. KI-1-5540 ® FRESH BAKERY lenry Jansen & Son No Job •- Gatalina, two-door hard top, Sergeants,'', at the Paper. Mill they?", fully equipped, white walls, Playhouse, Millburn, May 6. "Why, my dear, theyre such GOODS - lusic Instrustiosi - WOODBRIDGE Tinning and Too Large good condition. Call Kimball Movies will be shown April' 1. social climbers that they've Open 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Sheet Metal Work 1-8552 after 5:00 P.M. Officers will be elected April even named their youngest Enroll Your Child Now for 4.3 . 4-24* INCLUDING SUNDAYS Private Lessons on the Plumbing & Heating 16. : daughter Ivy!" Closed Wednesdays AH Day © Accordion. Roofing, Metal Ceilings or Too Small ® Guitar Synowiecki © Trumpet ® Remodeling and Furnace Work ® Saxophone Yes, call today . . . no i #*'' @ Piano 588 Alden Street Dress Maker Funeral Home f © New Installations fee for estimates. We'll Jp*' ® Trombone Woodbridge, N. J. National: Realtor: Week — April 13-19 * © Drums © Gas and Oil Burners rush a man to you to © Gibson Guitars & Amplifiers help you plan, show- 46 Atlantic Street ® Excelsior Accordions Telephone MErcury 4-1246 ® Musical Accessories Call ME-4-3046, HI-2-7313 ing you money-saving Carteret, N. J. © Student Rental Plan short-cuts. For Information Call HI-2-6948 For tie Safest§ • Quickest, Easiest Telephone 10-1-5715 L. PUGLIESE - A. LIPO SAMMY RAY'S - Sen/see Stations - Dress Making Music^and Repair Shop m Folders SAM LAQUADRA, Prop. Road to home ownership - j and 467 New Brunswick Ave., Fords Charles Farr TOWNE GARAGE • Billheads ' Alterations - FLYNN & SON 1938 1958 J. F. Gardner & Son _ FUNERAL HOMES . "Our 20 th Anniversary Year" Plumbing & Heating 485 AMBOY AVENUE 41 W. Lake Avenue, Colonia Established 51 Years Learn to Play the Accordion m Letterheads 420 East Avenue Electric Sewer Service Woodbridge Tel. FU-8-0826 and Violin Perth Amboy The Modern, MErcury 4-3540 23 Ford Ave., Fords Telephone: Easy Way. We're Specialists In • ..Programs VA-6-0358 MErcury 4-0594 Drugs Our Convenient • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- Rental Plan MENT and BALANCE Eliminates the 621 LINDEN AVENUE m Booklets Purchase of Instrument Woodbridge, N. J. ® BRAKE SERVICE Avenel Pharmacy Private Instruction m Announce- on 944 RAHWAY AVENUE VIOLIN and ACCORDION Slipcovers MErcury 4-1914 Furniture We carry a full line of Musical ments Instruments and Accessories CUSTOM-MADE Perth Amboy's Oldest Estab- PRESCRIPTIONS' lished Accordion Center Visit Our New 20 Years at the Same Location • Invitations WHITMAN'S CANDIES Home of Eddie's iysis Center Cosmetics - Film ® Bigger Values! Ed Bonkoski, Prop. m Post Cards Greeting Cards • More Top Brands! 357 State St., P. A. VA-6-1290 SPECIAL! ® Better Service! SOFA, 1-2-3 Cushions • Signs . @ Lower Prices! and. Oil Burners 2 CHAIRS, 1 Cushion Each Learn to Play the Sales and Service Reg © FURNACE CLEANING - -*° and up m Business RAYMOND WINTER BROS. ACCORDION IN YOUR HOME $139.00 U 21 1 Wayside Furn. Shop KARMAZIN "Widest assortment—jatest de- JACKSON Certified AAA Instruction signs — barkcloth -^.sailcloth- . Cards SEE YOUR REALTOR, Serving Woodbridge Residents Plumbing & Heating prints . . . solid colors in bark, Since 1937 Featuring The capri, plea and novelty cloth. and SON - -•• m Commercial ® Residential not "just any real estate man" /. St. George Avenue at U. S. MYRON FLOREN Open Friday TiU 9 P.M. • Coupons r Druggists Highway 1, Avenel Accordion Method @ Industrial (At the Woodbridge (Written by Myron Floren) i IS MAIN SX. (Opp. Town Hall) RAHWAY AS A PROFESSIONS HGUSJNG • Cloverleaf Circle) J. LIPANI MEreury 4-4765 • Certificates 88 Main Street Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., Instructor fashion Fabrics EXPERT, YOUR REALTOR BRINGS YOU Woddbridge, N. J. Incl. Sat. ENROLL TODAY! 1425 Main Street, Rahway Phone MErcury 4-6666 -Radio & TV Service - COMPETENCE of a high caliber In advising and serving you. His Telephone MErcury 4-0554 Call KEarny 2-3803 FU-8-3311 Call Collect—We'll Accept (Next to WoolTWortli's) ' ; '": abilities in this field have been recognized by admission to membership Charge Set Need Call Today in his local real estate board and the Mational Association of Real Estate Lawn Mswers REPAIR? Boards. Only members of these groups may call themselves Realtors, Call Dry Cleaning. - Painting Decorating' which is a trademark registered in the United Stkes Patent Office. Authorized ME 4-4360 Free Estimates K Sales and Service for Subscribe' m . .. ' . -.' • BRIGGS ana STRATTON ART'S RADIO INTEGRITY evidenced by his pledge to observe a Code of Ethics and Clinton Gas Engines FRANK'S & TELEVISION governing all business dealings. • On|y Realtors are obliged to abide and Parts Painting and to the SALES and SERVICE MIDDLESEX by this Code. When you-consider any real estate transaction—look for All Makes Lawn Mowers Paper Hanging 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL J. Realtor with die Realtor seal. You'll be glad you did! Sharpened and Serviced —• Specializing in — Antennas installed, Tubes test- ed free at our store, Car Radios Independent- Spraying Multi-Color .serviced promptly. MIDDLESEX COUNTY Free Pickup - Tel. KI-1-716 Interiors and Exteriors Repair Estimates Free! PRESS ' SCHWINN BICYCLE BOARD OF REALTORS Tel. ME-4-9717 SALES AND SERVICE For Estimates Leader THE WOOBBRIDGE~ 94 MAIN STREET Dial FU-8-4804 . PUBLISHING CO. WOODBRIDGE Aiiirecht's Key Shop mmmmmm* Multiple Listing System TRANSPARENT 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE Prompt Expert Service Today! 20 GREEN STREET PLASTIC TRAVEL of Middlesex County FREE!„ BAGS WITH ORDER CARTEKET At Reasonable Bates WANTADS WOODBRIDGE PAGE TEN THUESDAY, APEIL 10,'1958 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FOEDS BEACOM LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAJL NOTICES as Block 178, Lots 1-8, on Old Post ments plus interest and other balance of purchase price to be known as Fords Park, situated In First Aid-.Scpiad Road and Wooding Avenue. terms provided in the contract of paid in 12 equal monthly install- I Woodbridge Township, Middlesex For the purpose of hearing ob- sale. ments plus Interest and other 1 County, belonging to John Han- jections to or protests against the Upon acceptance of the mini- terms provided in the contract of son, Esq., surveyed and mapped by granting of said appeal, ,the Edison mum bid, or bid. above minimum, sale.- Morgan P. Larson, Civil Engineer Planning. Dance Township Zoning Board of Ad-i by the Township Committee and upon acceptance of the mini- I and Surveyor, November 23, 1909, justment will hold a public hear-: the. payment thereof by-, the pur- mum bid, or bid above minimum, i Perth Arabov. N. J." ISELIN — The Ladies Aux- ins on Tuesday, April 15, 1958, in chaser according to the manner of by the Township Committee and BEGINNING at the corner iliary^., of. Lselin • First • Aid the Council Chambers, Municipal purchase in accordance with terms the payment thereof by the pur- formed by the intersection of the Building, at 8 o'clock P. M. ^ of sale on ale,' the Township will chaser according to the manner of easterly line of Ford Avenue with Squad will hold its Spring By order of the Zoning Board of deliver a bargain and sale deed for purchase in accordance with terms "' the , Northerly line of Summit Adjustment•• ' . ' said premises. • ^ • .." . . .. if sale on file, the Township will Avenue; thence running Easterly Dance May 3 at V.P.W. Hall. WILLIAM J. IKJNHAM, PATEO: Anril 1,1958: deliver a bargain arid SS^* deed for along the Northerly line of Sum- . . Secretary. B. J. DUNK3-AN, .Township. Clerk said premises.'• •• -. I mit Avenue, ninety-four and LincoM, Highway'; Music will E. B. 4/10/58 •..".. ~:v To* be ; advertised .April 3, 1958, ' DATED: April 1,' 1953. ,"' '." I thirty, oUe-hundredths (94.30)' feet and -April--10, 1958; in the Fords B; J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk to a point;* thence running Nortb- be supplied by "The Melody : Refer To: W-533 Beacon. : - - • i ,- , , To be advertised April 3; ,1958, . erly , at right angles to last Men". Tickets are available NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE •-W and April: JO, 1958, In the: Fords mentioned line thirty-seven and Refer T»: W-«J Beacon. . : . I oner half ,(3^/2 > feet to a point; TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: .; thenee. funning westerly* parallel from auxiliary members or At a regular meeting .of the NOTICE OF PUBIIC SALE •• SHERIFF'S SALE * ' with Summit Avenue, ninety- chairman, Mrs. Frank Rosol. Township Committee of the Town- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.:.; i seven, and thirty-six one*hun« ship , of Wodbridee, held Tues- At a regular.': meeting of the SUPERIOR COURT OF SEW JER-i dredths (97.36) feet to the said ..-MS5v.-Har.ry Van Buskirk day,. Apri..... l 1_,. 1958, I was di...- Township....,' Committe... e of theTown- SET, CHANCERY DIVISION. easterly line of Ford'Avenue; and and Mrs. Daniel Cols were rented-, to advertise the. fact that i ship of Woodbri^e, held Tues- MIDDLESEX COUNTX, Docket from thence running southerly on "Wednesday evening, April; day, April ."I; .195a, :t. was di- : No. F-149-57—The Perth. Ambo; y alorlg the easterly line of Ford named to , the refreshment 1G. 1958, the Township Committee! rpctert to advertise the fact that Jfeitional BanH, a corporation of Avenue, thirty-seven and six hirn- will meet at 8 P. .M.-.(EST) in the on Wednesday evening,•:, April . the United States of America, is .dred and twenty-five thoxtsandths committee. Committee Chambers. Memorial IS, 1958. the Township Committee; Plaintiff, and John Adamca and (37.625) feet to the point or place Municipal Building, Woodbridge, I .a J8«set at 8 P. M. (JEST), in the Marie Adamca, his wife, and the , ;,T.h-e .members o: the auxili- - of Beginning. . ... New Jersey, and expose and sell.; Committee Chambers, Memorial Seaboard ..Finance Company are ! ary, will present white cravats at public sale and to the highest j Mwnlctoal Building,, Woodbridge, Defendants,. Writ of Execution Being the premises commonly bidder according to terms of sale New Jersey, and expose and sell lot the sale-of mortgaged premises fcnoVra and: designated as No. 178 to the,squad. on me wfth the Real Estate D.e-- at public sale and to the highest dated '-Feb.. 26/ 1358. By. virtue of Ford , Avenue, Fords, N. J. . The- next, meeting will be partment and Township Clerk ; bidder according to terms of sale the above stated.Writ, to me di- j The approximate amount of the * open to inspection * and to be-'i on file with the. Real Estate De- rected, and delivered; I will expose j Judgment to be satisfied by Said May 6 at Squad Headquarters. nublicly read prior to sale. Lot! partment and ; Township .Clerk.) to sale at public vendue on 1 sale is the sum of Ten Thousand,. 19 in Block 444-C on the 'Wood- onen to inspection, and.. to be- WEDNESD&.Y, THE 30TH DAT OF •' Four Hundred Five Dollars ($10,- 405.00), morff or less, together with br;r?ee Township Assessment Map. publicly read prior to .sale. Lot APHII,, A. J>., NINETEEN HUN : - CUT IN;,SUB: OUTPUT? Take further notice that the 2038 In Block 468-O on the Wood-. .:.-••• DHEB FIFTY-EIGHT the costs of this sale. Township Committee has, by reso- bridge Township Assessment Map, Together with all and singular ". Admiral H. G. Rickover says lutlon and pursuant to law, 'fixed; Take further"' notice .tftat the at the hour of tWo o'clock by the the rights, privileges, heredita- the' Russians have recently -WORK IN METAL SHOP: JUeial vork seems to have a fascination far the boys at -Woodb'rilge-Ilig.h School. Here a minimum price at which said I TownsMp Committee has, by reso- then prevailing (Standard or -Day-, anents and appurtenances there- they ara making dishes iin of copper sheets. At the machines are David Pollock, James Fotts, Raymond Ferez. At lot in said block will be sold to-| lutlbn and pursuant to law,- fljied UBht Saving) -time, in the after- i unto belonging or in anywise ap- slewed submarine construction gether with all other details per-' a". minimum price .at. which said, noon of the said day, at the' Sher- pertaining. —-"why,, we don't know." walk at the table are Thomas Sprmger, Richard Simun, David Odell and Larry Kelley. tinent, said minimum price being lot in said block will be sold to- iff's Office in 'the'.'City'.of •Mew • The subscriber-reserves the right $300.00 ' "' ' ...... - ,...- Brunswick, N, J. - . :,. to adjourn said sale from time to "It may be they figure they plus costs of preparing gether with all other" details per-1 - ALL that.tract or parcel of land, time subject only to such limita- havai enough, or they may be and Mrs. Albert Bashover and ' Louis Paulakowski, 210 Mc- i deed and advertising this sale.! tip.ent, said minimum price being! situate, lying and being in" - the tions or restriction upon the ex- Said lot iii said block, if sold on $500.00 plus costs of preparing Township of Woodbridge, in the ercise . of such power as may be shifting over to a new type," children and Miss Belle. Scho- Farlane Road, to introduce terms, will require a down pay- deed and advertising this sale. County of Middlesex, and State of specially provided by law or rules Rickover said, in an interview. > ] eriberg. the democratic organization ment of 25% of the bid accepted Said, lot In said, block, if:' sold on New Jersey: . • of court. j by the Township Committee, the terms, will require a down 'pay- j :BEING known and designated as ROBERT H. JAMISON, Sheriff. with the Magazine U. S. News • \ .—Mr. and Mrs. Avshalom candidates for township -com- i balance of purchase price to be ment of 25% of the:.bid accepted' part of Lot Wo. }4 as laid do"^n on FREDERICK M. ADAMS, Attorney. ancLiVKorld Report. He added | (Including Colon-la Proper and Colonia Village) iSrnith and children Claridge' mittee Walter Cahill and paid in 12 equal monthly install-' by the Township Committee, the •map entitled, "Map of property F.-B. 4/3, 10, 17, 24/58 $54,81 that .-the Russians have more j | Place, were Passover guests of Charles Hozempa, tonight at than 500 undersea craft, but; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blum- 8:30. NOTICE Township of Edison where the same State Highway Route #1, formerly is hereby given that the District Elec- is. intersected by ' the • Port Reading Route #25;: thence (2) Northeasterly that he doesn't know whether j By MRS. SIDNEY FREUNB ; Larry and Douglas Agress, rosen, Passaic. ; —The teen age dance at tion boards in and for the Township Railroad; thence running (1) South- along New Jersey sute Highway Route any of them are atomic-; | 19 Sandalwood Lane, Colonia' and Faul Alter. of EQison will sit at places herein- erly, along the Woodbridge- Township #1 to the Transmission Line of the —Speedy recovery to Marc school 17 tomorrow has been after designated on . • . • line to- New Jersey State Highway' Route Jersey Central Power and Light Com- powered.. FUlton 8-3969 cancelled. #1:. •. thence (2) Southwesterly along pany; thence (3) Southerly along said —Phillip Singalewitch Jr., iLesser, Broadway Avenue, TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1958, said' State "Highway. Route #1- to Grand -^'If-the Soviets are shifting Transmission1 Line to Woodbridge Ave- son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip who had a toneillectomy this ; Tickets for the repeat per- between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and View Avenue; thence (3) Easterly along Btte; thence (4) Westerly along Wood- to'the nuclear "type," he said, —Richard Glass, son of Mr. 8:00 P. M., Eastern Standard.Time, for Grand View -Avenue, to Roosevelt Boule- bridge . Avenue to the place of Begin- i week. formance of "Colonia Capers" "they could, by 1961, have Singalewitch, Linda Avenue, the purpose of conducting a vard; thence (4) Southerly and East- ning. celebrated his birthday Mon- -Lynn Oaks Civic Associa-' be sold April 15 at the PRIMARY ELECTION erly alon<* Roosevelt Boulevard to Third . more :nuclear-powered sub- and Mrs. Saul Glass, Ira Ave- I for the nomination of candidates on Street. North; thence (5) Southerly \ Polling Place: Piscatawaytown Safety marines than we at the lo,v nue, was honored at a party day with god father, Peter tion met Monday to discuss! P-T.O. meeting at schools 2 the Democratic ticket and the nomina- along Third. Street. North and Third Squad Headquarters. < Singalewitch. j dangerous flood conditions, 15 j and 16. The full cast will tion 11 candidates on the Republican Street''.to; Amboy Avenue (New Bruns- rate-we're building them." Monday. Guests included his ticket to be voted at the ensuing Gen- wick Avenue); thence (6) Westerly DISTRICT #14 sister Barbara, Ilen and and Mrs. David to 20 homes are affected. | rehearse May 15 for the May eral Election to be held on Tuesday, aJong Amboy;' Avenue (New Brunswick Schoenberg, Broadway Ave- Carson Drive is impassable. 17 performance. November 4, 195S, as hereinafter listed, Avenue) to the.Metuehen Borough line; . BEGINNING in the Southeasterly I Audrey Berg, Robert and and ftr the election of two members, thence'(7) Northerly along the several bftuijdary line of the Borough : of Me- Baigainmg. terms for sum-| Bruce Dezube, Scott Marum, nue, were hosts to Mr. The Township and the build- —The Avenel-Colonia Jew- one man and one woman, of the local courses of. ,the. Metuchen Borough line tuohen where the same is Intersected ers have promised co remedy County Executive Committee -of the to tte port Reading Railroad; thence- rrut talk aie taking shape. ish War Veterans Post T15 is Democratic Party from each election (8) Easterly along the Port Reading by the Lehigh Valley Railroad; thence the inadequate sewers. Resi- forming a blood bank. Chair- district, for a term of one year,, and Railroad to the .place of Beginning. : running (1) Easterly along the Lehigh of the local County Executive Com- : Polling Place—Clara Barton School. Valley Railroad to Starkin Road; thence dents have waded through j men are Murray Friedman, mittee of the Republican Party from t-ha-flooded streets to reach Colonia and Myron Ga-rver, each election district for a term of one (2) Southerly along the Easterly line year. - ••" •••• •'..' •'•.;• DISTRICT #5 . • • •; ' of lands of the Public Service Electric & their homes. Iselin.. . BEGINNING in the line dividing -the Gas Company and lands of the Town- —Ladies Auxiliary, Colonia —Douglas Berkowitz, Mc- 1 U. S. Senator :, Township of Woodbridge and the Town- ship of Edison to the Northwesterly 1 Member of the House of; ship of Edison where1 the same is inter- line of lands of United States of Amer- Post 6061 V.F.W. appointed Farlane Road is recuperating Representatives : sected by Woodbridge Avenue;, thence ica known as Raritan Arsenal, at an Mrs. A. E. Gianatassio and {at home after an emergency 3 Members to the Board of Chosen . running (1) Northerly along the Wood- angle • point in said line; thence (3) Freeholders bridge Township, line to State Highway • Northeasterly and Easterly along the Mrs. Vemon Travis delegate;, appentectomy at Elizabeth NOTICE Route #1;. thence (2); Southwesterly several lines of the Arsenal to the to the County auxiliary. Al- General Hospital. is hereby given that qualified voters along; State Highway ' Route #1 .to intersection of King Georges Post of the Township of Edison not. .al- Grand View Avenue; therjce.(3) East- Pnq.rt ami the House Lot Meadow Road, ternates are Mrs. Raymond —A birthday party was held ready registered in said Township under erly; along - Grand' View' Avenue • to the same being an angle point in the Hughes' and Mrs. H. J. Mc- in honor of Mrs. Louis Pawla- the laws of New Jersey governing per- Roosevelt Boulevard; thence-(4) South- woodbridge Township line; thence (4) manent registration may register with erly- and Easterly along Roosevelt Southerly along Woodbridge Township Cord. Installation of officers kowski, McParlan Road Sat- the Township Clerk of the said Town- Boulevard to • Third Street 'North; to the Raritan. River; thence (5) West- will be April 15, with Mrs. urday. Guests were Mr. and ship of Edison at his office at pnv thence (5) Southerly along Third Street erly up the Raritan River to a pro- time between Wednesday, April. 16, 1958, North and Third Street to Amboy Ave- pagation of Mill Road; thence (6) Bernard Krajewski, Gaywood Mrs. Walter Ker'ois, Mr. and nue (New Brunswiek Avenue); thence Northerly along said prolongation of and Thursday, September 25, .1958, oh (6) .Easterly along Amboy Avenue (New Avenue. Mrs. Iuzzalino and son Joseph which latter date the registration books Brunswick Avenue) to Woodbridge Ave- Mill Road and along Mill Road to —Mrs. William Cleaver, Jr. and Vaughn Gitten. will be closed until after the forth- nue; thence: (7) Northeasterly along Woodbridge Avenue; thence (7) West- romin» General Election on Tuesday, Woodbridge- Avenue -to the place of erly along Woodbridge Avenue to the | North Bergen, is spending a —Lt. Commander and Mrs. November 4, 1958, or at Middlesex Beginning. \ : transmission line of the New Jersey County Board of Elections, Citizen • Polling Placs-^Clara Barton School. Central Power -'&.- Light Company; week with her son-in-law and John Piatek and children Building, 46 Bayard Street, New Bruns- thence (8) Northwesterly along the said daughter, Mr. and Mrs. An- wick, N. J.. at nny time between transmission line to New Jersey State Karen,- Katliy and Bruce, Wednesday, April 15, 1958, and Thurs- DISTRICT: #«; Highway 1; thence (9) . Northeasterly thony Orsini, Jeffrey Road. Norfolk, Va. are spending day, September 25, 1958, during the BEGINNING in'the line dividing the along New Jersey State Highway 1 to —Mr. and Mrs. Donald Easter with Mr. and Mrs. . following hours: Daily, except Satur- Township of Woodbridge and. the tbs Bdnhamtown Branch of the Penn- day, from 9 A. M. to -i P. M.; or at the Township . of Edison where the same sylvania Railroad; thence (10) North- Jacques and daughters Lor- I Charles Hozempa of 56 Long- office of the Middlesex County Board is intersected by Woodbridge Avenue; erly along said branch to the Borough of Elections, Perth Amboy National thence running- (1) Southeasterly along raine, Jeannie and Joanne, j fellow Drive. ; of Metuohen; thence (11) Southeast- Bank Building, Perth Amboy, N. J. thA Woodbridge Township line tp the erly and Northeasterly along the Bor- Wendy Road, spent the Easter intersection of Amboy Avenue (New —Boy Scout troop 45 will Notice of Changs of residenci-a? or Ersnawlck Avenue) and King Georges ough of Metuchen to the place ol holidays at Metediconk. meet tonight at the American application for transfer 01 rv£weration Northeasterly and Easterly along the Beginning. ' —Mr. and Mrs. Reginald shall be made either by written request Post - Road; thence (2).. Southwesterly : ' Polling Place—-Boilhamtowa School. Legion hall. forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or and Westerly along King Georges post - DISTRICT £15 Brady and children Gary, the County Board of Elections on forms —Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Road to. property of United states of .:' BEGINNING at the intersection of New '•• I Steven, Judith and Joan, Gay- „ . provided by said Municipal Clerk or by America, known as' Raritart Arseiial; . •Jersey State Highway, Route #1, for- 1 1 calling In person at the. office of the thence.- (3); in a general' Northwest;erly wood Avenue, spent Easter! •-,? ' , East,... Cliff Road Municipal clerk or County Board of ;,..merly Route #25,.:with the Transmis- W Sunday in honor Elections at 46 Bayard Street, New • direction along the several'.courses of sion. Line of the Jersey Central Power . Sunday with Mrs. Brady's i f" L 1 Brunswick, N. J., or at the office of the the; Arsenal to Woodbridge, Avenue; and Light. Company; thence running (1) parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry °f * ! birthday of Mrs. Middlesex County Board of Elections, tSh'ence (4) Northeasterly along Wood- Northerly and North westerly along said Perth Amboy National Bank Building, bridge Avenue to the place of Begin- Transmission Line t" Winthrdp Road; Callas, Hillside. Sehaefer's brother Philip Perth Ambov. N. J..wip to and Includ- ning., • •• . . • '.'•:." thence (2) Northeasterly along Win- —The Mothers club, Boy Bost. Present were Herbert ing September 25, 1958. t»«ip Road to Ashley Road; thence (3) Bbst Sr., George Schaefer and Polling Place—Clara Barton bchool. Easterly and Northerly along Ashley I Scout Troop 46, will hold a NOTICE ..-'.' ; .-. , .DISTRICT #7 : . • ROad to Durham Road; ; thence (4) daughter Florence, and Ron- Northerly along Durham Road to Par- i cake sale April 15, at local is hereby given that the District Elec- BEGINNING in. the/ Southeasterly boundary line of .tne' Borongh of Me- kerson.Road; thence (5) Easterly arid ald, Joanne,*- and Wayne tion Boards in and for the Township Northerly along Parkerson Road ftj I voting places. Those inter- of Edison will sit at places hereinafter tuchen where the same is intersected Schaefer. by the Lehlgli Valley Sailroad; thenpe Brookvllle Road; thence (6) Noilth- : I efited in donating cakes call designated on running (1) Easterly; along the Lehigh westerly along Brookville Road to Arvin Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. —Boice Mc Cain and Rich- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1358, , Valley.Railroad to Starkin Road; thence; Road; thence (7) Northeasterly along ard Pell, Easton, Pa., returned between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and (2). ^Southerly along the Easterly Une Arvln Road to Idlewild Road; thence Derby Denson or Mrs. Ru- 8:00 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, for of. lands of the Public Service Electric (8) Southeasterly and Southerly along dolph Peterson. A jam and to Lafayette College Monday the purpose of conducting a & '.Gas Company and lands of the Idlewild Road to John Street; thence after spending spring vaca- GENERAL ELECTION Township of Edison.to the Nt>rth-»=st- (8) Easterly along John Street to Vine- jelly sale has been planned to vote upon candidates for the fol- erly. line ,bf.1 lftnds of United States of yard Road; thence (id) Southerly along , as a fund raising project. tion with Mr. Me Cain's pa- lowing offices: .... America known as Raritan Arsenal, at Vineyard Road to Old Post Road- an angle point' in said line; thence (3) thence (11) Easterly along Old Post rents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 1 U. • S. Senator ' : : Road to Nsw Jersey' state Highway Scouts will canvass, the neigh- 1 Member of the House of several. lines .of, the .Arsenal to Wood- Space Contributed by PUBLIC SERVICE Mc Cain, North Hill Road. : bridge Avenue; thence (4) Northeast- Route, #1, formerly Route #25: thence borhood taking orders. PundSi Representatives ;. - erly along Woodbridge Avenue to Am- (12) Southwesterly along ssld State will be used to furnish equip- Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Sibley, 3 Members to the Board of Chosen. »oy Avenue (New Brunswick Avenue); Highway Route #1 to the place of Be- Freeholders ginning. A-llT-58 ment. New members were Mrs. Pittsbudgh were also house- thence, (5) .Westerly along Amboy. Ave- guests of the Mc Cains. TOWNSHIP OF EDISON, COUNTY OF nue (New Brunswick Avenue) to- the Fred Horning and Mrs. MIDDLESEX, STATE OF NEW JERSEY Metuchen Borough.' - line; thence XS) ~ Polling• Place: Lincoln School. .-...- —A covered dish supper BOUNDARIES OF ELECTION PoutHerly along the Borough - line to Charles Tomredle. The next DISTRICTS the place of Beginning: --::--\- .-,/"•••'"•' . DISTRICT #16 meeting will be May 6 at In- will be held Sunday at the DISTRICT #1 - BEGINNING at inc.. intersection 6* Polling Place—Glara Barton School. the. Lincoln Highway arid the Westerly man Avenue Pirehouse. New Dover Methodist Church BEGINNING in the line dividing the for the youth group and pa- Borough of South Plainfield and the •- '.,,' • DISTHtCT itS - • boundary of the. fiorough of Metuchen; —The ways and means Township of Edison, where the same . BEGINNING in the Westerly line, of thence running fl,), Southeasterly along rents. is intersected by the road leading from the .Borough. ,of Metucften where the the Southwesterly boundary of the committee, Independent club, Oak Tree to South Plainfield (also same is : intersected by »the Lincoln tBorough of Metuchen to the Bonham- —Mr. and Mrs. Murray Highway; thence running (1> South- town Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail- Till meet tonight at 8 with Friedman were hosts at a known as Oak Tree Avenue)'; thence •5ars. Thomas McDaniel, Pine running (1) Northerly along the bound- westerly along the Llnceln Highway to road.; thence (2) Southerly along said gathering,; Thursday to intro- ary line of. Edison Township to the Plainfield Avenue; thence (2, North- Branch to New Jersey State Highway Street. • - westerly along Plainfleld Avenue to the Route #1. formerly Route #25; thence duce the Democratic Organi- Middlesex-Union County line; thence Piscataway Township line; thence (3) —Ladies Auxiliary, Colonia zation candidates for town- (•2) Easterly along the County line £0 Northerly along Piscataway Township (3) Southwesterly along said State the Woodbridge Township line; thence and Borough of South Plainfield to the Highway Route #1 to Old Post Road; First Aid Squad, will hold a ship committee, Charles Ho- (3) Southerly along the Woodbridge Port Reading Railroad; thence (4) thence (4) ...Westerly along- Old Post 'Spring Hop' at "V.F.W. Hall, zempa and Walter Cahill. A Township line to New .Dover Road; Easterly along the Port Reading Rail- Road to Vineyard • Road; thence (5) thence (4) Westerly along the New road' to the- Metuchen Borough line; Northerly along Vineyard Road to John Iselin, April 26. question and answer program, Dover Road to Dark Lane (Grove Ave- thence (5) Southerly along the Bor- Street; thence (6) Westerly along John nue); thence (5) Southerly along Grove ough line to the place of Beginning. Street to Idlewild Road; thence (7) * —Births at Rahway hospi- was held.; Avenue to the Oak Tree-Iselin Road Northerly and Northwesterly along tal are, .a girl to Mr. and Mrs. (also known as Oak Tree Avenue I; Polling Flace-^telton School. : Idlewild Road to Arvln Road; thencs S. Z. Pokcasmir 34 Candle- then-e (6) Westerly along OaK Tree DIS-TBICT #9 (8) Southwesterly along Arviri Road td FOREIGN AID RALLY Avenue to the place of. Beginning. BEGINNING at the intersection of Brookville Road; thence. (9) Southeast- wood Court; a boy to Mr. and HAILED Boulevard Jefferson and Seventh Street; erly along Brookville Road to Parkerson Mrs. Karel Montor 19 Candle- Polling Place—Oak Tree School. • thence running (1) Westerly, along Road; thence (10) Southwesterly and Eric Johnston says the re- DISTRICT #2 PnulPT^r' Jefferson and Rose Street to Westerly along Parkerson Road to Dur- wood Court; a^girl^ to^Mi\ and j the Highland Park Borough line at ham Road; thence (11) Southwesterly cent giant rally hei( in BEGINNING in the line dividing the Duclos Lane; thence^ (2) Northerly, along Durham Road to Ashley Road; Mrs. Joseph Herets 94 Ford- port of President Eisenhower's Borough of South Plainfield and the Westerly and. Northerly along the Bor- thence (12) Northwesterly along Ash- ham Place; and a boy to Mr. Township of Edison, where the same ough of Highland Park to the Piscata- ley Rqad to-Sturgis Road; thence (13) S3,942,000,Q0Q foreign aid oro- is intersected by the road leading from way Township Line; thence (3) North- Northeasterly • and Northerly :>.long and Mrs. Harry Howell 38 Co- had Oak Tree to South Plainfield
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Di-silu, meanwhile, has Feeling that summ-sr is a good I probably return to the show's Hollywood News • Rossano Brazzi has a weight Juarez w4ien she finishes her Bouregara Bumside in the acquired the services of ex-travel season, "Steve Allen's ! original Monday night spot on problem, but it is. ths re-present singing engagement. film, is retumins to Holly- 'MGM musical director John- I bus sponsor wanted "Steve to ] CBS, replacing the "Danny Hope Lange has. an offer verse of the usual' one mon-They were married in April, wood for the role after having By HALF HARDESTER program April 25th with a |ny Green, who will try hiis stick with his NBC showThomas" Show. . . NBC plans for. a picture hi London. The fronting Hollywood person- 1954. Her works keeps her inappeared in three pictures in Feature Editor TV GUIDE behind - the-scenes spoof on hand as producer, of a musical through the hot months. They to replace "Rosemary Cloo- Woolf Brothers want her foralities. '•.-.• New York, his in Hollywood. Sngiuncl. THE STATUS OP FRANK how the series was created. series. . . Du Pont will back compromised with "Steve" ney" this summer with still "Room at the Top," taken He!s trying to put on about nine more Show of the Month Esther Williams is plugging SINATRA'S SHOW next fall It will be titled "Bilko's TV and wife, "Jayne .Meadows," another quiz show, this one from the best seller by John 12 pounds. This is the pound- Van Heflin had a call from for Jeff Chandler to sign as is indefinite. ABC says it's Pilot," and two characters -in •spectaculars, carrying the taking off for eight weeks in to originate in New York: in age his arduous Hawiian lo- Francis D. Lyon in Italy, who r scries well into next fall. Braine. \ •. co-star in her "Scorpion's highly unlikely"' he'll .. return the show will be named Hub- Europe starting in July. Thecolor. In an apparent effort catioii lilming of "South Pa- wants him for his picture Reef," to be made in Italy this with a weekly series, although bell Robinson and Harry Oni- sliow will stay on with a newj to boost his ratings in the j Gordon MacRae is so anxi- cific" .took off.last summer.; "Blue Mountain," to be made slimmer. It was in Italy last he may do bhee-monthly merle. In real life they are 'ED SULLIVIN"' LAUGHED' personality, not yet selected, j east, "Tennessee Ernie Ford"! ous for a dramatic picture he in Australia when he finishes ye'ar, that Esther and Jeff specials. Sinatra's cigarette I CBS vice presidents. . . Sym-OFF RECENT RUMORS that | subbin for "Allen.". . . "JanI will originate his "TV show went put and bought a story Charles Coburn will cele- one he is currently making in discovered eaeli"other. •sponsor says it will make noj phony conductor Leonard lie would retire after this Clayton" is thinking about | from New York on May 1, andof his own, "Means to ,anbrate his 65th year as an.en- Rome.. decision until option time on Bernstein may have a weekly season. 'Ed' reports he'll be ontjoing on the road with Broad-- 8. . . This is too much: "Jackie End." tertainer with his.portrayal of It's-So his contract, which comes TV show next fall. He hopes the show "at least another way's The Music Man. - Gleason" has been offered ths Benjamin. Franklin in th. eForrest Tucker has been A -crank is' very seldom around next month. . . This to have a network televise the five years." He attributes the IT WILL TAKE FOUR j starring role of a frontier Charlton Heston is building forthcoming Warner Brothers signed to co-star with Rosa- found "in an automobile these may be the last season for Thursday night concerts of ifalse reports to a "disgruntled ACTS TO REPLACE: "Dinah | medicine man in a projected; a home in Coldwater canyon motion picture release, "John lind Russell in "Aunti Mame," days—except under the steer- Kraft Theater, TV's oldest tiie New York Philharmonic press agent,". . . Silent movie Shore" this summer. "John : series. Everything . must have while.he's in Rome playing in 'Paul Jones,", which will star the Warner Brothers motion ing wheel. — Fayetteville continuous run show. Plans from Carnegie Hall. . . Bar-star "Dolores Del Rio" will co- Raifct" and ' "Rowan" anid a flavor this year. "Ben'Hur," but his father'will Robert Stack. picture based on the Broad- For you to have- your own business 9 Several service stations in choice locations available in this area now. § Free training course plus a salary while you are -learning. H Financing can be arranged. For Further Information Write i P. O. BOX 88, LINDEN, N. J.' -Or Call-HUnter 6-7000 The County Commilteemeii and Women listed below who represent the Fifth Ward, unanimously endorse Garvan and More-croft for Township Committee. Evelyn Artz Ellen Georges Frederick Miles Vera Strubel Margaurite Falk Elaine Faulkner William Victdrine Michael Abaray Francis McKelligett Rachel Kerbis WiHiam Todt Paul Skula Mathilda Wilson George Graham '. Paid for hy the Fifth Ward Republican Organization. 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Then St. James' Wildcats James' point for point darly got going in the fourth stanza Hope lawn in the g&me before sinking with a 16-point rally that two straight field goals to take stunned Hopelawn and clinch- the topside of a 9-8 score. ed the game and title by a Conquered The Saints came to life in I safe 14-point margin. the second frame with a 10- | Bob Zambo and Eddie Ballo In Playoff point splash, to send Hope- i were at their best from a Senior Crown lawn trailing, 18-16, at the ! shooting standpoint for St. WOODBRIDGE — Whan half. Bob Hugelmeyer's four I James, rifling- totals of 13 and St. James' entered the 1958points was high for St. James'. 10 through the hoops. Hope- Playoffs for the Recreation In- Both the Saints and Indians lawn's high man was Bob Ver- termediate Basketball cham- fought it out on even terms: in nacchio, who ran his total for Take 2 pionship, they weren't given the third (juarter scoring eight the game up to 17. BarronDiamond much of a chance against the Hopelawn Indians, who during the course of the season won 19 straight games. However, Season Starting Strai the. Saints were not impressed by the Indians' past records as WOODBRIDGE Prank first week and three in five they clearly showed by whip- Capraro, the. Woodbridge High the next. The full, slate .no Ping the high geared club in School baseball coach, has be- doubt will place a burden on Contests two out of three games to win come an expert on barometer his pitching staff, which lacks readings since his Barrons experience with the exception WOODBRIDG E—The the championship. Fords Wildcats wore the* star- WEAR SENIOR LEAGUE CROWN: The Fords Wildcats became the 1958 champions were rained out of two games of Kosloski and Filarowlz. St. James' won the first ast week; and after checking studded crown of champions game to gain a slight edge, of the Senior Basketball League after subduing; St. James' in two straight grames In an effort to get the most the forecast this morning, he out of his mound staff, Cap- of the Recreation Senior Bas- but Hopelawn 'made a come- during the annual playoffs at the Barron Avenue School gym. Fords entered the ketball League this week after elimination series after winning- the National Diyision title. Pictured above, in the isn't sure whether his club raro will have to spot his two back in the second to win, will be able to keep a date aces for' the big games and defeating St. James' in two 35-36. U t}oyle" front row, from left to right, are: Bob Mako, Don Furdock and Lee Straube. Back straight in the annual playoffs row are: Bill Stanik, GeneMcHugh and Tony JMazza. • . • with Cranford this afternoon fill in with Joe Juhasz, Doug One reason for the Indians' at the. Union County diamond. Bohrer, Bob Kolibas, Matt at the Barron Avenue School. triumph was the sharpshoot- Capraro has had his troubles Fratterolo and Howie Van Fords won the National Di- ihg of Bob Ello, who racked since the start of baseball Ness. vision title and earned a berth up 16 points with seven field • It is always a pleasure to write about the suc- drills, but he is far from being in the elimination series goals and two free throws. pessimistic about the situa- against St. James', the team Ronnie Gasiorowski trailed cess o£ a Woodbridge High School graduate, and tion. Due to inclement weath- that was a surprise victor in with nine markers. this week we would like to extend our congratu- e,r he has not been able to the American circuit. Both, St. James' ran up a 7-5 edge lations to Erik Kjeldsen, whose Welles.ley High schedule a single tune-up Pin Race teams clinched their respec- cut in the second session when game or take his charges out- tive division championships the Indians opened up with gymnastic team won the Massachusetts scholas- side for more than two suc- earlier in overtime contests. in the first period, but it was tic championship at Andover. The popular New cessive practice sessions. - The races in the two, divisions 10 points to narrow the gap England coach is a local hero at Wellesley because To add to his worries, the Torrid were the closest in recent years to 16-15. Bob El!o was spec- Woodbridge skipper is still TEAM STANDINGS with three clubs involved tacular for Hopelawn in the through his diligent work at the local school, the wuhout a decent field to prac- W L right nip to the last week- of second stanza, 3coring all 10 town annexed its first state title. Before taking tice oh, or play his home Al's Sunoco "50 - 31 the campaign: points. over at Wellesley, Erik picked up his diploma, at games. Capraro made an at- Miele's Excavating 50' 31 The initial clash between the Hopelawn ran away with -mpt to secure diamonds in Merit Super-Mkt. .. 49 Y2 31V2 Wildcats and St. James' was, the game in the. second half, Springfield College, where he was a member of Metuchen and- Perth Amboy. Mary's Dress Shop 41 40 a real thriller with the Fords overpowering the Saints, 11-8, the famous touring gymnastic team. . . . Our own OUG ms negotiations failed. As Brauer's Dairy 39 M> 41V->club pulling the game out of in the third quarter and 9-2 in Joe McLaughlin received a letter from Jocko Con- a iesu.lt, Woodbridge will be Iselin Lumber 34% 4GVi the fire in the fourth quarter the fourth. forced to play a 19-game Iselin Lumber 34% 46Vz by, a close 63-61 score. Eddie Ballo was St. James' Ion, president of the National Basketball Associa- schedule on the road. Cooper's Dairy 33^ 47 M> A scrappy St. James' team star on offense with 11 points tion officials, stating that he will be given every After looking over his pitch- Iselin Shop-Rite .... 25Va 55*'t> in the first period amazed the to; his credit. consideration for an officiating position in the ing staff, Capraro tapped Ken ISELIN — Al's moved back high-scoring Wildcats by Play with Authority Kosloski, veteran lefthander, Into a tie for first place in the sending them trailing, 16-13, In the game of the series, professional league next fall. Joe will be assigned to start against Cranford. Last St. Cecelia Women's League at the close of the session. Ray St. James' nailed down the year Ken was undefeated, after tripping Miele's twice in Terpanik paced the Saints to work several exhibition games under the sur- winning his two starts. He* and championship in an authori- veillance of Conlon and a board of officials. . . . three games. The Gas Pump- with a seven point splash. tative manner by overwhelm- another seasoned campaigner, ers swept the first two games, St. James' continued to ing Hopelawn by a one-sided Reverend Gustave Napoleon, Jim Keating and WIN THE HARD WAY: Pictured above are members of the St. James' C.Y.O. varsity, Bob Filaiovucz, are expected 685-624 and 687-638, before dominate the game in the 42-28 tally. which upset the high-ranking Hopelawn Indians in two out of three games to win to anchor the Barron hurling losing the third, 655-637. second stanza with a 11-point the numerous St. James coaches are to be com- corps. the Recreation Intermediate Basketball title during the recent playoffs. During the Before this match, Miele's surge, sufficient to drop Fords mended for their teams' showing in the Recrea- course of the season, the Saints were impressive, winning 19 games While losing only Hoyfla Lands Berth held the top spot by a one- behind, 31-25, at intermission. tion basketball leagues this past winter. Two five. The champions, kneeling from left to right, are: Tommy Keating: and Bob Ronnie Hoyda, a contverted game margin, but the double' Fords found the range jn the clubs won the Junior and Intermediate titles, Lamonico. Standing are: Al Notchey, Wayne Howell, Jim Keating, Ed Ballo, Bob infielder, has .Won-the catch- loss to Al's dropped them back third period and cut loose with Strikes and Spares Zambo, Bob Hugelmeyer and Larry Notchey. ing position after a stiff bat- with time running out on the 21 points, while holding St. while the third was runner-up to the Fords Wild- cle from Bruce Tobias and schedule. Merit cannot be James' to 14 to take over, WOODT5RTDGE SERVICE LEAGUE cats in the Senior circuit. Jack Nagy. Last year the counted out of the- race since 46-45. Bill Stanik was the (Craftsmen's Clirtl Fords athlete belted the ball at the third place club is only Wildcats' big man during the W L 1 one-half game away from the JLou's Market 29 10 SPORTS CHATTER • a .278 clip. : rally with 11 counters. Balabas Plumbing 24 15 Ryan's Makes Advance Another "conversion appar- leaders. On Even Terms Cooper's Dairy 20 19 Frank Capraro, the likeable Woodbridge coach, Saturday Niters JS'/a l?'.i> admits that he will soon listen to the tune of wed- ently paid off ' when Stu The big gun for Al's Sunoco Both teatis matched points W'taridae Era. Squad "B" 19 20 Meyers, a' former outfielder, was Ethel Sedlak, who posted in the final stanza until the Plaza Barbers 18V2 20V2 HillorfiSt Inn 17 22 ding bells, and the same goes for Bmerick Konick. 'IV'IEA out at first base and im- a 413 series, while Carrie Ben- last minute when George Oak Tree Drags :.... 9 30 pressed Capraro " sufficiently nett and Ann .Bennett.fol- Mako sank a field goal to give Honor Roll . . . Dall's Sporting Center on Fulton Street will In K. of C. Pin Circuit 1 Team hi'.;ri game, 931, Lou's Mar- td Wiri" the position hands lowed with 405 And 400. Lucille the Wildcats a 17-16 edge and ket- M. Sedor 175, J. Petrenka 151, specialize in firearms, ammunition and gunsmith- TEAM STANDINGS Woodbridge Liquor club in two .McCarthy's..Sporting Goods down. In his first full cam- Grogan, 445, and Lillian Abate, I,. Molnar 232, D. Goryl 187, M. W the game by a scant two ing for outdoor hunters and marksmen. The new out of three games. ; and Mayer's Tavern' remained paign with Woodbridge, Mey- 424, were standouts for Miele's. Doros 186. Wdbge. Liquor,...... 27 By virtue of their recent points. High individual scores: t>. Goryl tied for fourth place in the ers was one of the Red and . Merit advanced • to witftin 209 L. Molnar 203-232 (eg), B. establishment is being operated by Danny Lat- Ryan's Plumbing- 25 victory, the Plumbers are now Bill Stanik, Fords' All- Buckin 232. G. Halllwell 209, A. Black's leading hitters with a one-half"g^ame of the leaders Township eager, was high tanzio. . . . Buss Demerest had a big night at the Bob's TV"..:.;.:::::.':-..... 23 only two games out of first standing .-when each... team Salva 204, H. Obidzinskl 222, "W. ^290 average. • by taking S' pair from Cooper's with 10 field goals and a free" Housman 230 in which children, (grs 1-6) Grillo read a wire from Some of our opponents have library on mental retardation, Canter Bar' over Town Barber The Woodbridg-e.coach and B. of E. Presents! Stoop, Nlderman's Shoes over field goals and 11-free tosses. been one of the better hurd- "xve so that these children Freeholder Joseph R. Costa, found it necessary to. twist aids in recreation for mental- Sohwenzer Trucking. After taking- a 14-8 lead, in lers during the early spring his assistant, Herb Hollowell, (Continued from Page 1) ire -within relatively' easy who was unable to attend be- .the truth in order to gain ly retarded," cooperates with the very first, quarter, Fords workouts. believe the success of the pres- deal- that a new high school SA.TIUROAY MIXED LEAGUE v a. I king distance of the cause of illness. Costa'S wire voter support. Many of the .' institutions and public schools (Fords Recreation) was in command all the way. Bartha is also of the opinion ent Barron track team will de- building must be ready for "schools! Junior high school wished the organization suc- claims made, have been far j and sponsors research in all W L 1 pend upon the development occupancy by September 1959. 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