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"VOL. XXXV-NO. 49 I'KIDAY, MARCH 22, W57 PRICE EIOHT CENTS Lutherans iiudgcthMunici i Bu(jcret Is Issue Call Attacked * e Pastor i jy Donovan Adopted; Pay Increases |r> Dorkof is Chosen Ht'|Mi!»lican (onncilman |U Congregation. Hi* ( iles (Htj fARTERET — The Carteret CM) TEH FIT - Councilman , ( muriical Lutheran Church has liirluml DiinnVRii lflst- tllRht lit- ^1(,,l a cull to Kenneth Dorkof 1 various budgetary item,1; Rev. Czaja, Borough Native Republicans Vote ^ heroine pastor of thc church winch he ii>rm°d PXtrnvaKant and in ,,,|lTprd Rev. Karl 0. Klette psKiry. The full text of hi-, j; „ |S retiring soon. lent at the Council meeting Is Given New Assignment Against It; Hear •]l,t. unanimous decision on Mr.' fullnws: , , p ,,,,,1-nf was reached at a meet- CARTERET — Rev. Joseph "As ii citizen and as a counril- S. CzaJa, .son of Mrs. Stephanie Several Objectors ,[ the congregation this week, | I find it necessary to spenk Czaja, 43 Locust Street, and the .','."•• Dr. Edwin H, Knudaen, \ out si lonely aRainst the budget. late Stanley Czaja. has been as- CARTERET -By a vote of 4 U) ,,,'„ ,,:rnt of the Evangelical Luth-1 In the Itaht of what has taken signed as pastor of St. Mary's 2, Boroush Council last night ",,,., svnod of New Jersey. place since January 1st, 1957, Church In Orwell. Ohio, !ido]ited thc 1957 municipal bud* • M, Dorkof who preached here! when: wild statements and actions | A graduate of Carteret High net callitiB for an an Increase of ••. . ;.,,.(, Sundays, Is a student of hnve taken plnce beyond the scopp j 251 points utter making a nunqr; j ' Hammn Dlvlnty School. of law HIKI without lenal authority, i School class of 1D39, Father C2;aja enrolled at St, Mary's alteration. ,.< s,',, ;,V:(i(Mri. Ohio. A native of Se- and since 1 was once threatened is. Mr. Dorkof Is unmarried. tr> br ejected from the meeting, I College at Orchard Lake, Michi- The change provided that ther., v Mr. Klette said today that have prepared this statement of gan, and In 1043, was admitted proposed Increase in pay for ,,• to the St. Cyril and Methodius members of the Borough Council .„>; ,,i rush Is awaiting an Rnswer PLA(J(IK DEDICATION: 1'hotn shows scenf In front of St. .losrpl)1'; Clmrrh, where El Hakkam my objections to the budget. Mr Dorkof. If he accepts, Seminary at Orchard L/ake. He from $300 to $1,000 per aannum /••" Caravan, Order of Alhntnlira dodlrated a plaq IP cnmmemonitlnK the first Catholic church here. "I firmly believe that the test was ordained at the St. Colum- be eliminated from this' year'* uM orate, he will be ordained of good government Is not what NTiowii on the rieht Is Kcv. Louis M. Cortney, OHM, who officiated, mill Rev. Victor Grabrian, bus Cathedral at Youngstown, budget. i;ir ministry at a convention OSM, who assisted. you can get from it but rather ,r Synod to be held in Ocean I what you can give to it. I am Ohio, April 6, 1946, toyth e Most Voting against the passage were Reverend Bishop James A, Mc- Councilman Richard DonovMi (-,iv at the end of May. ! firmly convinced too, that bad MiMiiwhile Rev. Mr. Klette will Fewer Voters Listed candidates are elected by good ci- Fadden. KIs first assignment and Edmond Urbanski, both Be- • Liiiiir to direct the lactlvltles Pkas are Heard Abbott Graduates tizens who either don't take thc was to the Immaculate Concep- publicans. the church until a succesor As Eligible in '57 time to vote or don't take the time tion Church In Youngstown, A public hearing that lasted fpt'.; clin.sen, He said services on: to look Into the records of the Ohio. In 1948 he was assigned nearly four hours preceded thfl CARTERET — Fewer Car- ;;:!,,>• v.ill be held as usual — • In Theft of Gold | At Police Academy candidates. to the Holy Name Church in adoption of the budget which pro, , teret residents will be eligible mum in German at 8:30 A. M.., Youngstown and later to St. vldes for a tax rate of $1548 M to vote In this year's general "By simple arithmetic, we find at 9:30 A. M. and the CARTERET - John Rocco, Eli-1 i CARTERET — Robert W. Ab-that the budget proposes a cost for (Continued on Page Eight) REV, JOSEPH S. CZAJA compared with $12.97 last year. ' , v School will meet at 10:30 izabeth Junk dealer accused of pos-! election than were eligible to ! bott, 84 Marion Street, was among Less than half a dozen persons' M vote in last year's election. municipal administration, other A M Lenten services also are sesslng $22,642 In gold stolen from I j the three top police officers grad- than the Board qf Education, the voiced objections, although the ,v,,iii..-i.ed every Wedne»day night the U. 8. Metals Rcnnint; Com- ' Figures released by the Mid- uated from The Port of New York sum of $1,418,000.00, as against Council Chambers were filled to ; :to o'clock. Ipany bcre, pleaded innocent in dlesex County Board of Elec- i Authority's Police Academy at last year's operating cost, $1,266,- First Presbyterian Red Cross Drive overflowing and the crowd ap- •n-> weeks congregation meet-iFederal Court at Newark Friday, j tions shows that a total of 'ceremonies March 15, at 2'30 P.M. 000.00, or a gross Increase of $212;- plauded those who asked for cuts MIS presided over by Rev. Mr, However, a co-defendant, Jo-: 8.177 are registered this year i in the Hotel Statlcr, New York 00.00. From this amount, we must Build Fund Rises Volunteers Listed in the budget. .!•;!<'. who ls president of the s^Ph E. Ross. Newark, pleaded j as compared with 8,472 in the City, Officer Abbott's high stand- substract the increase in salaries Mayor Edward J. Dolan, Jr., .:-. -relation. Thomas Hemsel is, nuilty and Assistant United statos | previous year. ing in his class was determined to which the employees are en- CARTERET — The building CARTERET - Deputy Police who gave everyone ample time to\ n president and William O. Attorney James R. Lacy an-; on the basis of tests, classroom titled, so that the salaries to em- speak on the budget, said all sug- work and over-all proficiency. fund of the First Presbyterian Chief Charles Makwlnskl, chair- [wm is chairman of the pul-nounced his intrntlon of usln;-,' ployees In this year's budget is man of the Red Cross Fund Ap- gestions were taken Into consid- oinmlttee. Ross as a government witness Matthias E. Lukens, assistant $675,000.00, as gainst $592,000.00, Church now stands at $30,811.29, eration and that no cuts could be To Show Religious 1 executive director, made the prin- peal is assembling a group of •, Mr Klette is planning to or an increase by virtue of salary according to a report made pub- workers who will assist him in the effected because the municipality .«• [mm the ministry on May Harry Wolf, Elizabeth attorney, cipal speech at the event attended Increases of $83,000.00. But the lic today by Mrs. Edna Thorn. Is faced with charges on bonded by Port Authority staff and fam- drive here. id reside in Rahway. He has itered Rocco's not guilty plea. Interest charges are reduced by treasurer of the fund. The money Indebtedness next year. He ex- Ross Movie on Tuesday : illes of the 36 graduating officers. He made public today a list of pastor of the Carteret ' decided to plead Ruilty after $4,000.00, so that the net increase has been raised through pledges volunteers who have offered their pressed the hope that at the end ! The recruit training program for salaries Is $79,000.00, and I of the fiscal year there may be h for the past seven years.!* conference with Martin D. and gifts. services so as to reach Carteret's parish has made consider- |Maroncy, Newark, his court-ap- CARTERET - The "Song of i thcse office,.s have jlJst compieted certainly dot not quarrel with that surpluses so as to maintain the BernadetW," which won five j conducted at the Port Authority Sunday services at the First goal. • progres under his guidance, i pointed attorney: s amount of Increased payment to Simultaneously, the police de- current rate at least. Awards a decade ago; the employees. However, if wei 1 Mr. Lacy announced that Ross , Jf . ... puty revealed today that the Mayor Dolan explained in detail would be called before , xcdcral • including an Oscar for best ac- substract from the $212,000.00 in- Perth Amboy-Carteret Chapter, how the budget was drawn and tre8S t0 Jennlter J on in e crease in the budget the $79,000.00 I will the reasons for the increase in the srand jury and that l-.ev'ould act, u « * Christian Life, At the early ser- Red Cross has donated $213,62 for IPromote 4 Men as a federal witness in Rocco's tltle role' w»l * shown by the aalarly Increases, we arrive at an clothing, food and shelter lor bor- tax rate. "I'm willing to cut the vice the Chapel Choir will sing budget wherever possible an ap- trial, tentatively scheduled i0l-1 Holy Name Society of the Holy increase cost of municipal opcra- ough residents who lost everything on VTuesdayesday, the anthem. "Jesus Gives Me a prerfflrtlf'sTUn 'of money can be Aw4L •„,.,, , :>, - ,f -.., . I"¥^»_ J0W5^,,.5»AZS ' tfflnS of $133,000.00 or approxi- Son£." At the 11:00 A. M. ser- In a recent fife. At Naval-Reserve 1llK' Theater, mately an 11 per cent Increase saver," he said. - ch»WThe 8tw ofo" r^esslnVB men wereO indicte w'undd i oofn ; Washington Avenue.. There will vice the Senior Choir will sing Mr. Makwinskl's assistants in which I think and believe and will the Red Cross Campaign arc: , He filled general inflation ten- 'ARTERET - promotions of •• BOld allegedly taken from the I ** a matinee for parochial school "Guide Me O Thou Great ; I hope to prove is completely un- Genevleve Frey, secretary; dencies throughout the nation, •• local resident* Who Bre mem-' carteret plant by Ross, an em- children at 1:30 P. M. and an *jcuuvdii. auandu 1W.KK) riuiciU/t| — — ~ - -v, ..--. v—„, : necessary. V cited the constant increases in •••••- of the Naval fteierve Bat- pioyc there. Ross, the government adult's showing at 7:30 P. M. "For example, under thc admin- Perry will sing the solo, "I Saw the Alexander Comba, Industry; Pat- costs of gfloda and services." The 1 Place Where Jesus Lay." The rick Potocnig, municipal em- i urn were announced today by;Savs sold the gold for $1,500 to The story of the "Song of Ber- istration and executive depart- cost of government unfortunately church school will meet at 9:30 ployees; Dougjas Zenobia, John •iiv.inander Edward C. Stokes., ROCCO Wr.o gWns a junkyard In nadette" deals 'With Barnadette ments, there ls an attempt to in- has to go Up proportionately. •• .nut's commander. Elizabeth. Soublrous who see« the"vlsion of with classes for all ages. Abatemarco, Joseph Florentine; ! crease the salary of councilmen by Stephen Alach, business; William He reminded the taxpayers that The Junior High Fellowship will il-'adins thc list was the promo- ROCCO is accused of passim; thej the "Beautiful Lady." The village 1233 v, per cent, that is, bringing it Sloan, Stephen Uhouse, Wesley they approved by a vote an in- meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30 :. in Dlsburslni Clerk third' metal to a third man, Thomas'of Lourdes seethes with excite- from $300.00 to $1,000.00. I am Catrl, Edward Czajkowski, schools; crease of some $90,000 in salaries P, M. The "Westminster Fellow- i of Eugene A. 'Carollo, 40 p0pola of Newark. Charges are'ment over the report of the vi- (Continued on Page Eight) Stanley Szyba, taverns; Postmas- for teachm -meaning a "••><:•- Street. Carollo recently still pendiim aaainst Popola, who sion, but Bernadette is hailed into ROBERT W, ABOTT ship will meet at 7 P. M. with p ter Lester Sabo, postal employees; Increase right there. He said the court and asked.to deny she saw a .special program based on hot current budget proposes increases, ..i'Vfd the ouUtandlng honor has denied involvement. Mrs. Kloss, Genevieve Frey, fi- uining rod cars. of pay for nremen, police and g ..>>.; ££££-. .Mi.— ..»-_i«_:. n^;.. ^R..„». o „an nd,__:d =, ___! _ ™ continued „—itthe v^o. i. n».j«™ b^h^noj ,.w,>,4 »n^l xwTh.e Ne^VSw suYOIK LilSy ™unci Th^is baseMdU ooSn nancial, fraternal and churches; '-Aide petty office- cxamln-; $i,obo bail each. grotto Ls ordered close1 d and Ber- ."the^ st\" ^ """ ,V ™ Propose On Monday evening the church other borough employes. On top m nadette. Impelled a call from The ™ - modern police trainiiw Elizabeth Tuohey, residential; •!;.'- in which he cqropeted! : mclhods 1 )05 ed at school faculty will meet at 7:00-" also Clarence McOillis, Al Uliano, of it, he explained the adminis- thousands of petty officer Lady to accepter destiny. , ™ ' ' h nationally- P. M. On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Slca, John tration had to pick up $87,000 In hxpeet Large Lrovcd recognized polite schools. Subjects Scholarship Fund March 26, at 8:00 P. M. the, Morton, Harry Jubin, Lorrayne B. emergency ttotes floated by the .meed to Seamen The entire proceeds will go to- jndud(, administrntion, crimin0l- Women's Association will meet. previous administration. CARTERET — The Board of Butter, Rose Lauclc, Fran Llnde- «• Haley, 72 Atlantic Street: Grotto of Our Lady of There will be a reading of the He said that $21,000 had been Lourdes which will be built this v;sUKatioili thc laws of the States trustees of the St. Oemtrius mann, Janice Clark, Lillian Mino- Aul iv s. Brent, Si 8»lcm Ave- CARTERET — A large advance \ Spring. Easter story, and a film strip leo, Pearl Segar, Rosa Hux added to the $29,000 available in • L oV/fA Nelilt wII Jerse%/^ftkj^'yj an••• * VdA Neka^^"w' York4. u> •>,) anv^«*d >4 Church at Its regular meeting md John tt fcellay. 172 shown of the Holy Land. The Frances Suva, Eleanor Hall, Mar- the road lund. because people are sale of tickets Is reported for > chairman of this affair is John, iocai municipal ordinances related adopted a resolution in regard Mm Street, all of Carteret: women will make Easter baskets constantly demanding repair and the annual vaudeville show to be | sudia with .arrangements and i to police responsibilities. to the establishment of Bishop tha Bailey, Erma Peters Mrs n F. Sneedje, 38 Holly for the children at the Janet Me- improvement* in roads" If you presented Sunday night, March i publicity handled by Mitchell i Joseph Zuk Scholarship Fund. Hackett| Madie shiver and Ml5s Por, t - , 31 In the HiKh School Auditorium • Bednarz. The ticket committee is, . morlal Home in Elizabeth. Plisko, want us'to take out $25,000 from Bishop Zuk, a former pastor of On Wednesday evening at 8:00 this fund we'll do it," he said. ol thc Nival Reserve, by <*ai-terct Local 4, Patrolmen's ia s follows: Adolph Biagt, Stanley liaciUSSall Will Hold the pariah, died In February, 1934. Also John 'Hutnik, Industrial t •• mm on either Tuesday or i Ben#volent Association. The com- j Kaminski, Walter Yakubek. i P. M. the Evangelistic Association employees Foster Wheeler and He citeMluv evening are seeking miUec says that an excellent Thomas Mulik, Stanley Kola-! Demtrlus section at the Clover Richard Donovan, Westvaco em- the reCtWWon account to provUdei membei-s. and specially wel-1bll l 0, cnt(!jtainers will be feat- kowskl, Dick Martlno, Leslie | new series of study on The Bible ployes. greater twllitles. Earlier in lha CARTERET — A food sale will Leaf Cemetery. The scholarship Says in April. This Wednesday •'•• veterans of ptfdr Navnl ser-, ul.ccl Trinity. Vince Roman and John j pter of session, COWiCllman Walter Sulli- be he)d by Carteret cha fund will provide the needed asis- evening there will be role playing, • Interested youflg men are j On Saturday afternoon, March tance to the qualified young men van defended thfc increase, which ! | Hadassah at the Economy Chev- prayer and new assignments. will help tib provide a new build-- • I to apply at the Training 30 at I P. M. the police group rolet showrooms, 30 Roosevelt of the parish willing to study for Catholic Veterans '•'"'' at Front ind Gordon; > entertain children of the 'On Friday, at 2:30 the Junior ing In tht park, lights in the wm GLUCHOSKI IN MARYLAND Avenue Tuesday, March 26, start- the priesthood. To Honor 3 Teams "'. Penh Amboy during any i i,0l0UK^ at free movie show in the High instruction class will meet and a feJWWl-in baseball field. CARTERET — Serving at the ing at 11 A. M., wjth Mrsl Flor- The fund will be increased by an;•^ day or on Iny Tuesday [ Ritz Thcaler CARTERET — On Sunday, Mayor tjbian told, the crowd, ^i-dnesday evening. Naval Air Station, Patuxet River, ence Roth and Mrs. Fanny Brown voluntary (Contributions which cussion course will meet. in charge. * ! will be collected on the last Sun- April 7, at 3 P. M. the St. Elias "Im a putW servant and willing , Md., is James W, Gluchoski. sea- to do everything I can." The next regular meeting of day of each month and by the Post 797, C. W. V., and Auxiliary American Club / JIH2 Children j man apprentice, USN; son of Mr. RETURNING FROM CounclibM Thomas Mllikv ! Hadasiah will be held at the synaf proceeds from different afafirs to will hold a buffet supper at the 10 be sponsored by thc church or- ANTARCTICA St, Ellas' Auditorium in honor of chairman•« the finance commit*, 'k* New Members Given Anti-Polio Shots i tee. explained in detail the make-- Thuisday nieht Mareh 28 at 8:3 ganizations. ROSS SEA, Anarctlca — David the thj-ee basketball teams spon- up of thebUdget. "We've made an CARTERET- Health Inspec , the^laTocWterme seivice in VCXODU", . WsTlwivso, nc l P. M. Mrs,, . OnVRober'.._ft „R , *,,.,,,„Brow„n anaTl°dj Candidates for the priesthood H. Gibboney, electrician's 'mate sored by the post in thc Recrea- ^"Atla recent honest and sincere effort to cut (•f the Italian American tor Michael Yarcheskl revealed i attended public •schools here. Mrs. Julius Welsman, co-chalr- will have a choice of enrolling third class. TON, son of Mi, and tion League, The members of the 111 Club Inc., held at fire hull j today that a total of 1.832 pub- ! men of the Medical Center pro- In cither St. Vladimir's Theologi- Mrs. Hugh M. Gibboney jot 26 teams and; their parents will be the budget 1 membership committee was! lie school children hnvc been ON DEAN'S LIST ject will present a program In cal Seminary connected with Co- Dalbert Street, Carteret, Is re- feted. Samuel Blca, Republican mu* (Contlnlied on Page Eight) • - ' ;Ui(«l as follows: Louis aeom- liiven SaUt antl-pollo shots. CARTERET — Edwlna E. -TJr-which the following will take lumbia University in Nfw York turning to Seattle, Wash., aboard John Kolibas is chairman of '•' diHiriLn auiiited by Al- This Ri'o|ip does not Include banski, this borough, Ls on Dean's part: Mrs. Fay Kestenbaum, Mrs. City or In St. Andrew's Theologi- the Icebreaker, USS Atka, after the affair and announced that a 11 DEmlli, Benhy Mcnchiss. pupils of the Cleveland School. •list at thc University Of Maine, iMatia Klein, Mrs, Edith Singer cal Academy in Winnipeg, Can- j three months in Antarctica with j program of entertainment will 11(1 "t J- Tedesco, Because of poor attendance due Orono, Me. and Mrs. Estelle Gottlieb. ada. ; thc Navy's Operation Deepfreeze, be featured. Adopt Ordinance I •"• "rat letjular meeting of the to illness, the anti-polio Injec- :'"'i' will be hcldMpnday, April tions have been delayed ' until 11 " PM. A 5O0J41 will fol- things rrfiiini to normal. On Obscene Books ' I'l'Mneetlug with Chaate Rus^ On Tufcs.tiiy, « total of U7 II '"li'irec of hospitality assisted pre-sclio
"The Friendly Store" CROMWELL ON DEAN'8 LIST CARTERET — The name of Saul Cromwell, 19 State Street, 1 appears on the Dean's List recent- Keep your figure and your budget ly announced by Dr. Ray A. Miller, vice president of Fairleigh Dickin- looking trim and terrific . •, son University. Cromwell is a 3 million freshman in the business manage- • Y ment cuniculm on the Rutherford campus of the University. Jormfit Girdle gallons l;U t. '••-* -I •'•-»• .;,j'. every day X\-<- \0-
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:* More than 3,000,000 gallons of petroleum prod* ucts are shipped every day from The California W Oil Company*! modern refinery at Perth )h-( Amboy, New Jersey. I1* 'cfl To get these products promptly to supply •t-n terminals and "CALSO" stations from Maine to Virginia calls for the coordinated effort of hundreds of men and a variety of transporta- tion systems. Here's how Caloil does it. Cowtal tankers, which can haul more than No need to settle for second best when yen can hare 6 million gallons, are sent to such deep-water the world-famous ft and features of Formfit "at a ports as Boston and Portland. price." Formfit Girdle No. 1550 is made of fine, long Barges carry "CALSO" products up the wearing Leno elastic. The brocaded batiste front and *£ ftorthern rivers and canals as far as Rochester bad panel* give firm but comfortable control. The m or Burlington and to points along Long Island length iacreasea with the waist size to assure perfect You name it- 3EK Sound. fit. For a better buy, • better figure, buy Fonafit \
la (ha • YELLOW 97 MAIN STREET WQOpBRlDGE PAGES of your phono' THI 9AIIPOIINIA OIL COMPANY PARKING " T. MEW jERser eui TELEPHONE COHPANV ffllDAY, MARCH 22, 1957 School Washington - Nathan Hale Sunshine (iroup |s in Program PTA Membership Growing Formed by PT/l , third, fourth CARTERET Thp i1 e j! n 1 n r for thr Krixhisitinn party. ( | Th( CARTKRF.T The refulfcr ,,f the Columbus monthly meeting of the WnshinR- All class mothers were asked to H monthly iw-nUnH nf tho CokM- ,,',,, Irish program In ton-Nathan Hale PTA was heW assist in ?crvinn Uw hot lunches hus ri-li-vitlanrl P. T A. WM held ! IMtrick Tuesday. n the Nathan Hale School. Mrs. the liny of the Spring Fair. April j \ ,, the assembly Arthur Stupar, president. intro 15. Many articles have already Tuesday eveiuiiR in the Cleveland! ll]jn School Mrs Jwiph Resko, preal- ., I i)V Mrs. Marlon cpd Mr, Larry Oudmfstad and been turned in Articles should be Mr. Michael Resko, representa- brought into the school during rti-nt, pVcsiilrd. A sunshine enmmitte WM *»!•*• was follows: songii, tives of OK Junior Achievement the week of April 8-12. i n in f-rt and Appointed to ths ' Driiutlful, solos, Group of Carteret High School, Mrs. Mary Toth. program tr-p wen- Mrs. Anna Czato, ','" os arc Smiling, who spoke on their project for chairman, Introduced Miss Mary Kv Ruv .iin'kson. Mrs, Lil« ,1,1, Michael Holden, this year. It Is an allpurpoae Ftlosa, a former member of the and Mrs Ann TRa;ic«. I ^.iiik; Danny Boy, and detergent, Swish, which la now faculty, who U now of the Read-! ',„'„,. Judith ^sko, on sale to the public. ing Clinic of Rutgers University A \ Mrs nrsko nnnounced that th» Mr*. Lydia Macksimac, re- film entitled Family Circle was' rruimiiil Sprlni! Conference «f ' |Mk' ami Bruce Spe- ,'l,. ttii M Heaven, Cath- vived ft letter from the member- shown followed by an open dis- \ !• T A '•; will be held April 2. at ' ,,|,,' mid soft shoe tap, hip chairman of riew J«raey, Mr*, rmsion. Mis Pilosa's topic was Trrninn Central Ili^h School. Dr. "ort.land Clark, praising her for the importance of the environ- Ivdw.inl Preston, director of Mtdt""'' ,,TI,,. Morning to You, Ilip membership report. The asso- ment in the home In forming the Kdiiniiion will be fhc moderator. ,,n,,,,,; assembly, At ciation has a total enrollment future adult. Al.w how a chlkl Anyone who would like to attend; :t 'nciivon; first choir looks to the teacher for so many tie requested to contact MM. ^ Cicnt Day for the of 476" parents, an increase of 76 members.. things In their quest for learn Resko majorette*: Doreen lr .'. ,,„•,-.•; Lakatos, Donna The revised by-laws were read,, >g A nominal ins committee WM ,,',,•;, Fedak, Denlise Ar- iiproved and accepted. It was an-1 The next meeting of the group ! appointed to nsstst the executive ,.,' n>tli. Patrick Robb. nounced that all Eighth grade will be field April 24. due to the | bminl I.') present * slate Of Oftl- ,,,,,.„. KUeen Kyllk, Iris mothers «re requested to attend Easter holidays. A father's night '•ns foi the next regular meeting. \, ,,i Kubiiik. Carol Di- tin next mpetlrtR to make plans program is planned. They include Mrs. Lila Haa»l- li ,nirln Pa(?e, Mary wnml. Mrs Ann Isaacs and Mrs. ,',.,.,1 Andrclla, Beverly Hi minis Club Members Tris Ardiere, .„! pratt, Linda Har- Church Continues The nuendance awards vat If Elizabeth Luncheon presented In Mrs. Adna MlnnJa1 iic Robblns, Isobel Fourih iirade of the Columbus ltl CARTERET The members of, Rrliool and Mrs. Ruth Oallo'S sec- V-., mnlm, Shirley Ui- Series of Sermons tin' curtpret Klwanls Club went ( ond Rrnde of the Cleveland .',:•, Kiimposky, Paullr* to Kliznbnh yesterday to attend , School. I i n (I ii Schnorrbiaeh, CARTER"ET - This Sunday at n lun.lii'on with their sponsoring Mrs. Mary Desmond, prlnclpul dia Ardlere, Patri- the»Calvary Baptist Church, the (ll "!uh. The Elizabeth Kiwani-s Club. or the Cleveland School mnw*- ,;, Nancy MatU»a, third in a series of sermons en- Thr principal speaker was Rev.! ced that due to the pre»*l»n«t . Elizabeth 9«mu, titled What Is a Christian? will Ounlon Mlchaelson, pastor of the] of measles and chicken pax th» - Maijorle McL»ln, w m M •lDe delivered Dv Uie assistant pas- Methodist Church of wesmem ^. . polio shots were postponed until ..-,: nose Goetz, Ethel mmn Trlcules Tne message Tho topic was the Role of the TO APPEAR HERE: Here's llona, one of the Broadway stars who April 2. ,. sunnik, Nancy Ml- will be The Three Deadly C's, The, Teen Ager in the Problem of Mrs. Prances Cunha extetuM „, Osipovltch, Oall eleven o'clock service of morning will appear at the vaudeville show to he presented by Curteret Juvenlie Delinquency. an invitation to the association to i,,vie Jabi, Phflli MIS9 MARIE ANTOINETTE KRISSAK worship will be preceded by the Local 4, Patrolmen's Benevolent Association In the High School Auditorium Sunday niKht. March 31. attend a showing of a film en- ! (vula Brown, EMUne A guest of the Carteret Kiwanis Sunday School hour of study at ENOAOKD TO WED: Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Krlssak, 64 Mary Club was Mr. Ulmer, executive of 10 A.M. At 6 P.M. the Junior titled home gardening and lawn •: ,,:%n Mines, Arlene care to be shown at the Cartertt Strwt announce thp rnt;agrment of their daushter, Marie the Cerebral Palsy Association of Choir will rehearse. The Happy i;iiime Turk, Linda Public Library on Thursday ev«* Antoinette, to Bavki A. Crawford, son of Mr. And Mrs. Alexander Mldtlelsex County. Hour service will begin at 6:30. ciare Virag. Patricia Woman's Club Votes Cash ntns, March 21. Crawford of Ktego Harbor, Michigan. Miss Krisak is a graduate Mr. Ulmer will speak at the Rev. Joseph Matus will bring the ,M:I;I Ringwood, Diane The dark horse was won toyMrs . of Gloucester High School, Va., and i> employed by the Qulnn April 25 meeting of the club. devotional message at this service. ; Marnaret Hegedus. Lillian Porter. A Boden, Inc., Railway. Her fiance attended Roosevelt Higk The next regular meeting of The Ladies Guild will meet to- Gifts to Various Drives ihnir included: James A social followed the meatlng School, Keego Harbor, Michigan, and to now serving with the the group will be held Thursday, night. On Saturday, March 23. lliiiui Harris, Richard CARTERET—The March meet- Chairman for the April meeting with the Third grade mother* In II, S. Navy aboard the U. S. S. Snyder, DE 745. March 28, at the Gypsy Camp, at the Calvary Teens will leave the ,KI Carter, Jay Lebow, ing of the Carteret Woman's Club will be Mrs. Clifford Cutter and charge of hospitality. !iulti\ Richard Rundle, which time the Rev. Elijah Burr, IC hUrch at 10 AM. to atend the was held at the home of Mrs. hostesses will Include M!rs, J, Hi cliotr, Donald Lud- ppstor of the First Baptist Church I Sportsman's Show at RutgeTs Idwln S, Quin, chairman of mu- Balka, Mrs. O. fletko, Mrs. E. Lef- of Carteret will be the principal SHARES IN AWARDS divor. John Kudrlch, University in New Brunswick. The sic and literature. Mrs. Clifford kowitz, and Mrs, Edwin Wantoch. Career Guidance speaker. CARTERET — Mrs, Helen C. : :: i. Alan Benloulou, Deacon's meeting will be held Cutter, president, conducted the NEW Printed Pattern Monday evening, March 25, at the So FTM! P. Bobenchlk of 48 Lincoln A»e- ::,ini'.s. Samuel Graffeo, meeting. Donations were made Sessions Started church at 7:30 PH. Wednesday to the Boy Scouts. Heart Fund, "How would you get a girl to nue was among 26 employees of • mi, Jerry Lockett, Easier to cut Officers are Elected marry you?" * the Esso Research and Engineer- ,Mn;ikl Yanik, William night the Midweek Prayer meeting Red Cross and Vlneland, a feder- will be conducted by Miss Doris "Well, if she don't want to, ing CompanCompny whho sharesadd InW '"" iMhi-n Toth. William Saw and fit CARTERET—This week at Car- By V.F.W. Post Here ation project, Gullet, the Sunday School secre- you can't; but if she does, there awarded at the latest meettnjs .in Ulman, Arlene Al- teret Hmh School the series of bi- Mrs, Percy S. Oalbralth, chair- CARTERET — Election of of- tary at 7 P.M. The Youth and ain't hardly no way to prevent of the Coin-Your-Idea* Commit- ':;in Dumansky, Roger ennial career conferences was be- man of the nominating commit- ficers took place at the regular Senior Choir rehearsals will fol- It.!" tee. 1/iuis Kottridge, Ron nun. tee presented the following slate •ost 2314, V. P. W. Officers elec- low the prayer meeting. v Michael Holden, Mi- Westvaco, the United States of candidates for election at the ted were: Thomas Hanley, com- nis Joseph Klsh, Oelenn Metals Refining Company, the On Friday, March 23, the Cal- annual meeting April 25; Mrs. mander; John Rasimowlcz, senior i.inth Rozelle. Eugene Metal' and Thermit Corporation, vary Teens will attend a youth John Hila, president; Mrs. James K Ice-commander; Stanley Narto- K<•iiuclh Dushanek, Ber the Kiwanis Club and the guidance rally at the Plscatawaytown Bap- O'Donnell, first vice-president; wlcz, junior vice-commander; Ed- department joined in sponsoring tis Church where they will hear Mrs. Percy S. Oalbraith, record- ward J, Kettyle, quartermastr; the program, designed to acquaint ,the Rev, Brandt Reed bring a ing secretary; Mrs. Roy Jensen, Paul Simko, assistant quarter- the students1 with occupational op- Gospel mesage. The cars will treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Hlub, au- master; John Resko, chaplain; leave the church 7 PM, in order NOTICE portunities, ditor, and Mrs. Benedict IW. Har- Adam Kucaba, officer of the day; to arrive promptly at 7:30 P.M. rington, federation secretary. Mrs. Catherine Mortsea, secre- Albert J. Dyak, three year trustee.. The Calvary Men's Club south- cu tary to the CivLl Service Board of New members welcomed were Flans were made for card Owing to the illness of the former owner, the :• born to Mr. and Mri. ern fried chicken supper will be Examiners at the Raritan Arsenal, John Kozar and John McQrath. parties to be.held in the homes •nd i>ti George Street at held on Saturday, March 30, in- discussed the poslsbilities and Zolton Yuhasz, youth' chair- of the following members, Mrs. ,v.y Memorial Hospital. stead of as planned on the pre- procedures in Civil Service. C. P. man announced that the post will James O'Donnell, March 20; Mrs. id is ilie former Veronica vious Saturday. The serving will Tennant. superintendent of Indus- sponsor a marble tournament for BenedlctW. Harrington, April 3; begin at 6 V.M. Mr. Louis Mos- trial enttineering at Westvaco, and the grammar school children Mrs. Richard Donovan, April 30 PARK BAKERY coru;. and Mr, LouJj|.J4oor
i\ve lookinR for companions im thnn Invors. However, a divorced man u-,|i, TELL US VOUR two children Is not a very |.,,J risk for n youns Rirl. Wlwn vi" PROBIEITI Idler into consideration thr i^'
i mttfir 01HflllHI«VWC TMfllt. ference In your ones and the |;,n. that he went away ond did Blf JOHN and UNf STRICKtAND think fiioush of vou to write »"t|, l 1 )i in l,niii.\;i ;willi him .So much so, tlint I urn sometime, The chances are •„,'' I h.ivc ;i |iini)ieni and would like Jmisrnihle. would be making a mistake AWRKNCR PFTKnSON was It wai t bang-up dinner tor to- hl 1 VIH11 ;lllvi('l- I We dated for nbout three chnoslnx him. L eallrd to thr Ross's olllcc in a night large oil company one riny and He smiled to show that h« wai I hnvp brcn Roinn with a boy 'months and he wns transferred to After nil, you are younu, x<> ;.,., told that he was fired from the pleased, went out and worked In fm iivcr six months now, steady, another town. We didn't write for not wait a while and see II ,."! Job he had worked so hard to pro- the garden until he was called to I iim very fond of him and know ii while afterward.-). not .lust Infntuatlon you hv\ i,, cure and afterward to hold. One dinner. As he had worked, he had (»• would mnko a wonderful hus- Now I have received several this older gian and not true i,,,.', of the executives wanted his ton thought: tt had to be faced so he hiiiul. letters from him and he says he You may discover that you ,., In that position, and Lawrence would get U over with n toon is 1 nm SUIT ho i.s very much In loves me. This man has been mar- really In love with the hoy .,',„ Wai to be acnt to a tubsidiory possible. love with me. My folks approve of ried and has two children. Imagine you are only fond i,[ ,! *ompany in the West where there After dinner he helped hli wife my m:iiTlai?e with him. Louisa, I am terribly mixed up you Rive things- a little tim,. ,', Wai, however, little chance for with the dishes. Then, the chil- Bi'finr I met this'boy I was v,o- but I feel that 1 can never be work themselves out, advancement. dren having gone to bed, ha broke iii'i with n man quite a bit older happy without him. And yet I Louisa. the news of the disaster. He was to heartbroken that he I. 1 fell desperately in love am not sure hn would be as good AddrfM your letters to I,nui . How did hla wife receive the V| couldn't even talk about his demo- a husband as the fellow I am go- 1090 National ..Press Building heart-breaking news? tion. Ha left the office with his ling with now. Washington, D. C. "I've Just been worrying about bead down. The hardest thing of the high school here," ihe told | What shajr I do? ell was to teU his wife. She had him, "and since we are going to "I REMEMBER" Worried—Tennessee. Which? made a place lor hersell and their be near t big city in our new Answer: [' children in the town where they BY YH£ OLD TIMERS ! Bride: "The two thin«s I ., home, I won't have to be con- best are meat loaf and pencil n livct, and they all were very hap- I would not marry someone I cerned about that, anymore. The was just "fond" of If I were a ibler." py there. Ha didn't have the cour- children will b« able to get From Pwl S. Scruton, Hillaboro, young Kit 1 ,„ That is only for people Groom, looklra down at ;,i,, age t* tell his wife that night, nor much better education there than New Himpshlre: 1 remember the who are getting aloni? In years and "And which Is this?" the next. But on the third night, here." •kit we kids used back in 1608, he telephoned his wife that he "But your friends?" he replied. made of barrel staves which were would be late and walked for an "You've made so many here." turned up a little more by the hour around the town, trying to "Peddle are the same every- use of iteam and rope clamps, talk with the friends he met as If where; we will have friends there, FLAG CKKKMONY: In honor of St. Patrick's Day. tho Irish flac raisrd in front of the Borough and the leather straps which were there were no news whatever too." Hull under thr anspiros of Division I, Ancient Order of Hibernians. Standing on the" pedestal are nailed to the staves and under •bout his affairs. An hour later he And he had spent a miserable lrft to HKIII: William Hnolihan, president of the AOH; Councilman Richard Donovan and Mayor which we shoved our feet. They 'went home. His wife greeted him 48 hours worrying over something Edward .1. Dolan, Jr. toit nothing and we often used a with I smile and the newi that that did not happen. piece of flan to make the under- ! melodic and familiar of Chopin's ildt a little smoother, although it 1 M* soon discovered that simply The Hours Are Good works. Also available Is "Llstz NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL, Piano Concerto No. 1 in E Plat ihovlnf the contraptions over bars 'Haven't you learned yet that ACcdUNTINC It PREP SCHOOL The New Records Major" and "Grieg's Piano Con- ground toon gave that glassy sur- NKVV! crime doesn't pay?" said the certo in A Minor, Op. 16." face without the effort expended (1) SWITCH HOARD In trying it the harder way (2) KEY PUNCH (IBM) judge. The Liszt and Grieg Concertos By BESS HILL "Original Joe" in accord with (3) MACHINE SHORTHAND "Yes, your honor," replied, the are among the most popular In W» took to the gentler slopes the present rage and "If I Had 110 Albam Strppt. NVw Drunnrick oft-convicted thief, "but you can't Jimmy Duncan, a Texan, is a the entire literature. Richard Far- ind rarely used sticks or poles, KI-5-3910 the Money" are two bright sides-- beat the hours." newcomer to the record field. rell Is the pianist, George Weldon unless the other kids would call Butch Stone does the vocal with VANITY SHOES With his pleasing voice and his conducts the Halle Orchestra. ut stisles or because of it and if Les Brown's Band of Renown. we ten ddwn in the snow nobody (treat talent for writing songs, Other "Living Presence" records Formerly with Earl's Shoe Store, Perth Amboy ever got hurt. The skis were usu- Jimmy should make a speedy rise. Louis Prima and Keely Smith to enrich your library: "Mozart ally quite short and you could 114 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE I His new record "I'm On the Out- combine for a good one, "Baby, t Eine Klein Nacht Muslck" and PRESCRIPTIONS. kick em' oft quickly and with side (Looking In)" (King) is a Won't You Please Come Home?" j "Symphony in C Major (Llnz), gusto if necessary on occasions. terrific example of his talents. For a danceable disc spin "Isa- | London Symphony Orchestra — - Featuring - We chose pine knoll because the Flip Is 'tprice of Love." bella" is a cool rock number. Roy Anta Doratl conducting; Roger PUBLIX PHARMACY ilopei were not too steep and af- Gains giving it all. Flip is "Gains- Leaves From "The Tale of Pinoc- WOMEN'S AND Lord Pica, who once performed ter mastering the art, of keeping ville." Roy takes it easy for a good \ chlo." Hanson Fantasy Variations, CHILDREN'S for the paltry sum of $3.00 per balance were soon tmng to leap rhythm side. TrigRs "The Bright Land"—East- week, chants quaint calypso over rocks and boulaen along the POPULAR i man Rochester Symphony, Han- not a sideline. "Shake Sonora," and "The Naugh- Herb Zane has cut "The Man in path. [ PRICED SHOES ty Little Flea" for Capitol. As true the Phone Booth," "Hello Baby," ' son conducting. We doubt II the kids of today [HWIETE LINE OF SICKROOM SUPPUEJ calypso the beat and lyric are all and "Hello Mama" for DeLux. had as much fun as\we with our important, j Good beat. Emotional lyrics. >-FREE OaiVERY- I Check and Double Check did barrel stave skis/even though Proving Stan Kenton's fore- j A treat for collectors in Mer- j "What is your name, sir?" the 91 Main St. Woodbridge 8-0809 the skis of today are far better sight, Capitol is releasing "His cury "Living Presence" sound is ;bank teller asked politely. and cost real money but that ii F R E E Use our large, FREE parking Feet Too Bis for De Bed" in Hi- "Chopin: Les Sylphicles" and | "Don't you see my signature?" limply a matter of opinion. It is Fi. One of the first and best ca-1 "Dukas Pa Peri," George Weldon snapped the indignant patron. I fact however that we could for the WOMEN: lot al rear entrance of store il lypso dicsc yet. Flip is "Stardust conducts the Halle Orchestra. | "Yes, sir. 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"Mlt. CORY" Ti,ny Curtis has the role of n lV,. urn", bwn a wcl- 1 nip diced Knip'-fnill, ymini; mnn. of lowly, slum orlRln, .,,,11, frrsli nnrt cnn- • cup cherry julrx p|,. , d iWlm as cs lo lhc bi( timc an 4- ; ', likis the flftvor of Drain the fruit from juice and.high society m lU ChPrPy SjuiwS , turK,n inn, . " '" !Uwkii ™m» -a t »-»tWan exclusivt hime Ink, heo .re h- ny SOITIP of the fol- Foi reiving, nrraiwi- lhc fruit W, An o.nte.rprlsins lari, he soon rtierbert ^ for red and white awl pour juice becomes more than casually ac- quainted with two wealthy youiin CASH SAVINGS •Sucaradc M society sisters. One ot the strls , |,rrrv »iiniplin*s knows he is ju,st a bus boy, hut Wash and pit a pint of npnp« pipicc ,t . . , , i,, ,,iit dough, using: cherrieshi . CCover thickly with nrftn- ^c '' whom ' B'VPS PLUS ,, ilniir ulftted mmam r ananndd ptte e in thth e re- hlhlmm ththee blbl""1!i1!ihh whcwhc"" sllsllcc lcllmlcllmss |( .j.miv; butter v frlgerator for several hours, stir- iof hls mrnlnl Job- h,;|,;lniis baking powdef ring occasionally. Determined to make Rood, so- very cold In small shsr- cl.iily and financially, Mr. Cory IllilK bert glasses. takes uj# with a professional Ram- ,nd rut In large circled. Cherry Lemonade blrr, who teaches him how to beat ui, well-drained canned 2 cut» sweetened cherry Juice the odds. He Rets Into the his ' In the sides 1 cup lemon Juice time Rambling business, Rets his ,, top of each dpmy- 1 cup sugar Klrl bick, find, as usual, all's rincn in n deep bak- Make a syrup pi the ftnar by well that ends well, except there adritiiR M> cup of wnter and boil-iarp various rnd sundry compica- IDEAL FRESH 2 nips of sugar and [ng 3 minutes. . tions in the meanwhile. ©sauce 6 89 p of butter. Comblne all thc Inuredlents and Tony does a good lob as thr v,nter over ell until pour over cracked ice. brash young opportunist. Martha ,ilf full and bake 1 liver is beautiful as the Klrl of LARGE EGGS I IDEAL FANCY SECTIONS Cherry Fl» his dreams, while Knthryn Grant j portrays her more human sister. 1 quart cherries stoned All White 16 .z. i,,iry Muffins ! Charles Bxkford Is competent as 1 cup sugar HIU iti-d flour i thc professional Rambler. Strictly Fresh 4 tablespoons flour ns Duklng powder KU9! Grapefruit 2 2 tablespoons butter "Fill. OF IMF." Line a pie pan with pastry. EXTRA SHARP ;.;ipprd cherries In this pleasant little domestic Blend suirar and flour, mix thor- comedy, Judy Halliday portrays 1DEAL FANCY WHITE MEAT ,. -'en Oiwhly with cherries. Pill pie pan. „ youns mother-to-be, in that I UUCi ~ 3 "ns 95 , rii-nine melted Dot with butter. Add top crust. Jstne Of pendlnR motherhood when Press edges together and flute shB hns all sorts of strange whims CHEESE r ifc and cherries. E r edge. ,I;I the sifted dry ln- and compeu.-lons. A Rood deal of •i i •'.:; ;\s few strokes as Bake 10 minutes In oven 450 de- tne PiCture jS rlpvoted to humor Rindless—Grade A grees, then reduce heat to 400 de- derived from the condition of Ib. (I,!UIJ; the shortening Well Aged grees and cook for 30 to 35 min- pregnancy, all In eood enough 79c • Pickles 39 utes, , . (I muffin tins two- taste, if often pretty obvious. .1 ,rci bake In an oven tier condition, however, Is not PHILADELPHIA BRAND •|iu- 25 to 30 minutes. LIONS AT WEDDING | the sole source of humor. Also on Cleveland, Ohio - Among the'llnnd ls hcr elderlv f»ther-ln-law. 8 ttUt0CrftUc Sandwiches suests at the wedding of Miss I " Italian - American, OtnnyLowry to Gem-KeJ. Keller,lwh0 Practically takes OVBT the CREAM CHEESE ii chopped nut a college art Instructor turned plcturc- ^dy's husband (Richard lion-tamer, were his two lions - Contc ls a strujglin? young i-c cheese Leo and Nosey. The wedding party -wrllcr- who for more or less finan- ped cherries was notiewbly uneasy and oniy!cml reason CLlUs on PflPft lM hclP filling and the brldesgroom appenred to be'ln repairing their termite-ridden ; .rin buttered slices of kl tchen n or whlcn 2«25< »31< • Miracle Whip "»31 at ease. The lions were in theh ! . ° ' collapses un- , i! ijrrad, from which case, of course. dor Judy's welsht one day. have been removed. However. Papa, a stone mason bricklayer and carpenter of sorts LANCASTER BRAND SMOKED SHANKLESS "READY-TO-EAT (li.-rry Salad Thr Right Kind •pnfers drinking wine, phllosoph i:,;:?d sweetened chcr- •He certainly made an unusual-' lulns and meddling In his family' ly good after-dinner speech." • affairs to repairing floors. I!I ,•(! 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In ri-soTiitliiii V" "''- nvii proper rnsn iinrl expense H '.uant lo law, flicfl ii niHiVinuM p'lt'• , , ,ni , .1,,; pnlvmniiK ninl lu- nt whlrh said lots In snlii l>:n<;» will IIJCII pi'iirtrntlrn mii'iithm rond ,, lu :nll<. pi,lldili. r • f.rnol or sti-ecU on whlrh t(lf , ! 1 V sold, together w'th nil '>t>"' !'"• II. i.' v • II t• • .. • •: :i !i!T,{! th..t der from ronilni'. off and fin .'; ih, I • r.i .rit.-il msiilllt. limit ftfil's, finirl mliilinir.ii price KIIII lois fare; ami iMd ntrcn w' Improved as the conntruct.lon o 1 the skin :i 'filler mid mine v.-lveiy ici >r -I] mill IIIIHT willful luirnlns beliuf 1150.00 plus rnstr. of preparum dlHl>"TD I • '>'l 11] .!:!• ,|1 '..IV. , |>1T5- nli :.i-:iiiili In iini'inptlnK hurpliiry. •IPC'I mid ntlvi'ni.ilni! this sn.f SJ... '"'" clw lln" prnt'n>«;e«; snld street rti PTil i'i 'he I in1: ill -i 1 -km rspr'ially •WMMKKOA!, corn pr"tliieer« 5';, In an cfToil ID halt Inflation, ic , ml! iii jniilm ur (llr.fl^urr In siild block will require in'; piy- Imp'-dvcfl In nrrordannp with J r i!i-;iiir of said street or Blrem ^• in Iheir niitinnwidc rcf'Tt'tvU »r in other woid^ [o cut rlnwn on Ifi : - mil wllll Inlflll 10 commit mpnt nt time (if bid. tlif liMiMme to i'i- in the fold :i nin I tac luiir fol- Durlni; the day if you wish to paid within 30 ilnya frmn duff of sale. pMiifollHhfd by the Borough Ou List Der 11 rlrrlrlrd one httir is- home building. Builders say tlie r ip<- licles and in ihc nil iiliuuls about freshen your apcparan.e. lie down i>; " wllli Intent to commit The sale of the above nuntloneU 5. Purchaser will construct ,1,, t property subject to followltiH eonril- the nose nnd l>pck. As u rule tht-y sue . . . thty would prfffr to \f*vf Interest rate Is needed to start robbery ' . wnlks, curbs and gutters to i for a short period, If you have lloni: date the said property abovp ",'i"' causf no hnrm but are supabl* of the corn price support polity in more building ilrire banks wont i!ii i« BM'I wlih tlis Intent to murder. \ time clow the eyes and relnx in Imr.larv TF.KMS AND CONDITIONS ()l S\I.K srruii'il. The sidewalks and curbs .i the hands of Congress th»n to give loan money for UIP lower ratn>:. causing s'rioiis Infei-tlons If a'per. every mus:.e in your Wily. Pall ii> fntw linprlnoiiTHfnt. \ 1. The succi'ssiul okluiT t'lmi i»' DP In accordance'to Bijides estublH,; Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft But more building would increase ik i klrluappinit and abduction. ureqlred to deposit IO ; of the (otnl by the Borough Council. Bald ni, son's skin becomes broken or a«l«ep if von can. On awakening, ond miner to bo no less than two ,»' ' Benson full power to fix corn inflation But If money Is loaned ill niiiiinliii! nnd dlsflsurlnf! puTch»»o pr'.cp nt the time n! »K> i Abrnded. n: t.i:r vitality is for any tnkc a short, hoi bath, ttnishint! du' niiil1'llt>.i3 inl-^'hlt'f. -tul HiO Ni'iuire r.lnill he pnvnlili1 wllh » firl, wide ' prices. at the 5% ratp It would moan a T;il.r furl her novice thnt nt 1'RiVWH lowered with n dash of cold water. Rub 10 duvs rruin the [late n( »:<.'•<'• 1 boost of abniit $1,000 in cost of a IOI rajii' 2. The purchaser, his. lirr. tlu-'r ur s.i'p ur any ('-it* lo which It i,,., with.a crash towel until the whnlo Although a majority of these i •»' r^li'icrv. p.rijo'irncil. th^ Mayor nnd (w ' Wlim Ih' -kin ii kept in ft $10,000 30 year FHA loan which Ui nsslgns shall not erw.t or pehiV.t borfy is glowinit from the frHion. corn growers favored the Benson io be ertctcU imou nny ;R. RIIRNARI) WF.tSS ihld iirflliiiini'c !o Inniurle publications the purchaser, his. her, their or HF bid. or bid above minimum, bv i' Commodity" and It now remains the inswer Is that banks, Insur- where the texi Is not prominently fea- BRslgns, shall construct at his. her, deprecated by the Caucasian. It Mayor and Council and th* pnym,.', Breathe in all the air that your to be seen what Congress will do ance and other lending institu- ON STATE COMMITTEE: Dr. tured, but. rather Is IncldMitiil to the their or Us own proper cents »ini thereof by the uuiehtscr acciini', also partially conreuls minor de- picture-, tiolns usually In Ihe bntloons , expense, complete, annlinry an'l atorm lun?s will hold. AttsmtH to ex- | In the matter of increasing allot- tions can get plenty of loaii.t at Bernard Weiss, this borough, scwcr» to acccmofiatv tl.c properly io thi' miiiioer of purchase In n ,',„ fects such a.s dislocations and so t»"n li-iilcnti* the words spoken by, the, duiicr with terms of sale on flip ,. pell It with resistance. The cheeks ments over the base acreage ai rates higher thnn 5% and some has been elected a trustee of chnractPrs. I sold, said sewers shall be livid within Borounh of Carteret will delhir' forth. will puff out, the lungs and throat economists lay that the boost in [it Ni^wrt Accounts Not Includp'l; ' 8 months from the (late or sale ami n;iri(tiln and Sale Deed for said |, ,.., let out in the Benson plan. Ac- the New Jersey State Dental This ortllnMwr shall not be construrd shall bo laid In nccordoncc with the r Thc powder docs not C'OK thr. become tense and the blood will cording to farm leaders In Wash- rates simply will bring about Society. He is past president nf to apply to those accounts of crime plaiiB and spwlflraiilons thereforp pf"- rwe through the body, causing more cpmpstitlon for the same which are onrt of the ordinary ami 'pnretl or to he prepared bv the Buroii'.li PATRICK POTOCNK, pores and en use blnckliearl.s If ington, promises have been made the Middlesex County Dental Engineer ot tin- nuroiipli (>' <'nrtcrct / BoroiiKh fii, amount of loanable funds, which Bfucriil dlsEHiilnntlon *jf news, nor to removed at niulu by cri'iim or by the crtf'ks to flush with the glow Dy members of the Senate Agri- Society. such drnwlnijs nnd photocra'ihs us urc und approved \r, the Miiyor »rnl TII l>c aiWcrtl.wd Mnrch 22, issi ,, Borounh Council 'of tin' BdriniRh ut washing the fucr-. In fart.. It really of health. cultural Committee to boost these would boost Interest rates higher used to Illustrate such accounts. j M.irrh 2H. M9S7. In the Cnrterct rr, 131 Historical m Literary Publications acts us ;i protection or covering When you are slowly letting out allotments and to fix a price and add to the Inflationary spiral. With its relations with the So- Not Included; This ordinance ^hftll not aKftlnst bitiiii'. winds nnd Jlirert the breath while resisting; tap the •round $1.36 per bushel for the The banks and Savings ti Loan ! bn construed to nppfty to lr-ultlmnte, viet Union deteriorating, Yugos- llustrnted. historical accounts of i-r!mi! rays of thv .sun. 'Ihc foundation ffice, neck, nnd throat with the 1957 crop. Associations have now been au- la via is reported looking to the or crimes. i lotion or arum prevents the pow- fintters on the tensed muscles. thorized to boost interest rates West for aid In case Soviet econo-! SECTION 4. Fresumptlon from DIs- | The Federal Reserve Board has on savings, which means they mic commitments are not fulfilled.! If any publication prolilDlted Uere- reported that debts of farmers has will also Hek higher earnlngi You're 6 months ahead under ahull he dlspisyeri In any news- lumped about <% from mid-1955 on lotm and Investments, LEGAL NOTICES stimd. "book store, dr'ui? store, market, or other mercnntlle eitnbllahineiu. to June 30. 1956, to a whopping There Is a definite move under where the snlrt store, miirket, or other when you use billion. This it more than way to boost the home mortgage ORDINANCE mercantile establishment, where thc AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE snld prohibition publication mny be double the total farm debt in 1947 loan rate on GI loans in the next PRESENCE IN THE BOROUGH OP | seen by any child under the sue of (then the last survey was made, Congress and the Mortgage bank- CARTERET. COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, i eluhteen (181 years vlsltlnu such estab- ind is in spite of the fact there NEW JERSEY. OF ILLUSTRATED j lishment, ouch display shall be prima ers Association 1s urging Con- "COMIC" BOOK3. MAGAZINES, AND facl evidence that the per»ons In rhnnTc are 20 per cent less farmers today gress to let FHA and VA Inter- PUBLICATIONS OP AN OBSCENE NA- nf n"ch entnblUhment was then1 ex- than in 1947. The board fixed or est rates be freed entirely from TURE; PROHIBITING THE PRESENCE ' hibiting the crime "comic book" or OP "COMIC BOOKS, MAGAZINES other prohibited publication and In- estimated total farm assets at rigid control* to seek their own AND PUBLICATIONS QIVINO ILLUS- . tended to sell, offer for aalc. furnlnh (176 billion, and said that aver- economic level. The Equitable TRATED ACCOUNTS OF SPECIFIED or attempt to furnish such prohibited age interest rates paid were 6.4% CRIMES; STAT1N3 THE PRESUMP- publication to a child or children under Life Assurance Society, one of TION RAISED UPON DJSPWY OP ,the ate of eighteen (18) years In viola- an loans not secured by real estate the Bigs on sources of mort- PROHIBITED PUBLICATIONS; AND tion of this ordinance, but It shall be and 5.4% on real estate-secured PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLA- competent for the defendant In any gage financing, predicts the 5% TIONS OF ITS PROVISIONS. such case to show that no such Inten- mortgages. rate will not attract needed funds WHEREAS, the Governing Body of tion existed. MICHIGAN PEAT Who wins on the Increase in lor home financing. So in the the Borough of Carleret, County or' SECTION 5. It shall be unlawful'for long run, only the lenders win, Middlesex and State of New Jersey.' any person, firm or corporation, or for Interest rates on home mort- finds and determines that there Is a any atsent. officer or employee thereof, gages? The Administration or- the home-builders and home buy- great Increase in the number and va- ;engaged In the business of distributing on lawns-gardens-shrubs riety o' Illustrated "comic books," dered a boost of in FHA ers lose, and still there it an in- goods, wares, publications or other magazines and other publications of articles of any Jilnd whatsoever to re- mortgage rates bringing it up to flationary spiral. the type prohibited by this Ordinance I tail dealers, to refuse to furnish to any b^'ng offered for sale In the Borough; retail dealer such quantity of goods, th BACCTO* MICHIGAN PEAT* with regular peat and ! wares, publications «r other articles for school viewin;s were shown. WHEREAS, mnny of such "comic sought to be purchased by sold retail These comprise "Youth Fights books." magazines and publications dealer, because said retail dealer re- Movies are Shown are designed and formed so as to re- fuses to purchase or accept delivery of I Cancer," a documentary of an ac- semble closely other publications de- ill lewd, lascivious or obscene publica- tual class room discussion of life- voted In substance to matters of humor tions or material or (2) the publica- and published primarily for sale to, tions outlined and described In Section , By Cancer Group saving facts, as conducted in one children In many Instances being j 3 of 'his nrdlnpnce. I I of the Atlantic County classrooms; placed for sale side by side with the SECTION 6. Penalties; , I Any person vlolatlnn any of the pro- CANVAS AWNINGS NEW BRUNSWICK - PersonPerson-- i "From One Cell,"" depletindepicting the | hlwHEREAS?b"main8:ofndthe "comic! visions of this ordinance shall be 1 deemed utility of being a disorderly nel of county schools, representing i biological processes involved in j books. ' magazines^ and publications person and upon conviction thereof keep interiors cool and shady health and biology teaching staffs,! cancer; and "Man Alive," a car- j ^f^f shall be fined In an amount not ex- met recently with the members of I toon presentation of how one may as obscene nature tending to deprave • ceeding $200.00 or be Imprisoned for a the morals of those Into whose hands period not exceeding one year or be the education committee of the I guard against cancer. the publications might fall by suggest- both so fined and Imprisoned. Each day ' If you w:int a cool, comfortable house during hottest summer Middlesex County Chapter of the | Educational .pamphlets will be ing lewd thoughts and exciting sensual , that sunn violation Is committed or i permitted to continue shnll constitute ; desires; and EXCLUSIVE BACCTO* PROCESS MAKES THE DIFFERENCEI days, don t ilcpnul on inside blinds to keep out sun heat. Inside American Cancer Society, at the shown and dlscu58ed, Bnd teachers WHEREAS, certain of the "comic a seperate offense and shall be punish- Chapter headquarters, 84 Carroll books." magazines and .publications: able as such hereunder. If more than Improved tACCTO' MICHIGAN FEAT it the LIVE Peot that JO«I la work Winds and dr.i]HTics reduce the jjlare... but the heat comes tight will have an opportunity of sched- one publication prohibited hereunder Place, New Brunswick. specified In this ordinance deal In sub-1 «t once ... gives you a 6>month head ilart toward better gardening. uling visits to their schools of the stantlal part with accounts of crime shall be offered, exhibited, kept or dls- i on tlmnij'Ji. Il t.iLcs outside shading-like canvas awnings-to Mrs. Gerard Gessner of Middle- Mobile Unit owned by the Ameri- tending to Incite children below the jplayed In violation of this ordinance, 'TCHI.S uti rliododuiulron pliints l>y liMilmjt buUnic inutitutJon. f lh bl f e at the same location bv the fame per- stop IIKIM' sun r.iys lxTure they enter your home, By keeping out sex Borough, education chairman, „ ., . . ». , ore of eighteen years, belnit ot suscep- I son, the offer, exhibiting keeping of led the discussion of media for can Cancer Society, New Jersey tlble and lrnpres»ioniinie character, to! or displaying of each separate publica- O'.i o| the Mm licit, canvas awnings reduce room temperatures Division, Inc. commit crimes similar to or ldtntlcu with those prohibited by this urtll- j tion prohibited hereunder shall con- j the presentation of vital cancer stltute a separate offense and shall be | BACCTO MICHIGAN PEAT, 8J to 15"... air condiiinning works better at less expense. Let us Among those who have accepted nance; information to .students in county N0W punished as such hercunder. If two or i processed the BACCTO way, HIP imritatinn thp sfhnn's ' THEREFORE, BE IT OR- more publications prohibited hereunder talk over your awning needs without obligation. Call or come by. .schools. Such materials would be leek lor the word tne invitation tne scnoo.b DAINEn BY ,raE O0VERNINa B0DY are furnished or sold at the same time i increases bacterial action In made available tinly to students and siipenntendants they repre- rv THE BOROUGH OT CARTERET, by the same person, the Bale or fur- BACCTO an your soil, frees locked In ni- nishing of each shall constitute a sepa- racing from junior high school sent are: Mrs. Prank Nickerson I COUWTT O^MDDLBSKX AND STATE ; rate offense and shall be punishable «v«ry bag. A trua trogen and plant food • binds OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. through the senior high schools and Mrs. Prank McCarthy, dele- SECTION I. Definitions; I us such hereunder. Mdg*ptat. Accept sandy soils • breaks up clay gates for Superintendant John P.! For the purposes ot this ordinance,! FRIDAYS 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. grades. , 1 the following terms, phrases, words SECTION 1. If any part of section II* lubititvli. soils. Screened, ready to use. LOZO. ., | .,,rf >y, [ (furlvatlons shall have the ot this ordinance is for anv reason I Three films particularly adapteJLCdU Vlfr T (urlvatlons shall have the This Peat puts new life Into I Members of the education com- meaning given herein. When not iii- held Invalid or unconstitutional, such consistent with the context, words used holding shall not aHect tht validity of 100 Ib. bag $4.19 your soil instantly! Get 6 Now. put on' your powder- andjmtttee and others of the Middle- In the present tense include the fu- the remaining portions thereof. months ahead-get BACCTO other make-up that you choose. Sex County Chapter who welcomed Hire, words in the plural number In SECTION 8. All ordinances or parts of SO Ib. bag $2.49 thp teachers in addition to Mrs. C|U<11tlle slreui*r number, and words' ordinances Inconsistent herewith are today. Free booklet on lawns You will not only feel alive'and hereby repealed. 25 Ib. bag Sl.fiH and gardens. Michigan Psat, me icauiei\ in uuuiuuu IU »IID. |n (hc singlliar number include the. SECTION 9. This ordinance shall bp- A. LOVAS & SONS, Inc. rested, you will look as fresh as p Inc., 67 w. 44th Street, New tuiue effective upon passage and publi- when you started oat in the morn- Gessner Were Sidney P. Noe, Dr. pluraalwayls numbermandator. Thy eani worl dno "shallt merel" Iys I Gerard Gessner, Beatrice Dewson, directory. ' cation according to law. York 36, N. Y. 1585 Main Street, Railway FU 8-4756 ing after a refreshening night's "Borough" is the Borough of Car- PATRICK POTOCNIG, chairman of promotion, and Mrs. Borough Clerk sleep and a good breakfast. teret. Cyril Nelson, executive'director. "uovernlng Body" Is the Governing APPROVED: March 21, 1951 Body o[ the Borough of Carteret. INTRODUCED: March 7, 1951 PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY "Person" is any person, firm, part* Advertised as adonted on first reading nershlp. association, corporation, com- with Notice of public Heuring Mirth 8 pany or organization ot any kind. and 15, 1957 SEfTTnN 2. Obscene Puhlicatlons Hearing held and final adoption: FORDS - WOODBRIDGE Prohibited: adoption; March 21, 1951 It shall be 'unlnwful and un offense Approved by Mayor Edward J. Dolnn AMBOY FEED CO., Inc. Rt. 9, One-quarter mile from. Turnpike Exit — 100 yds. for any person to sell, oiler lor sale, Advertised as finally adopted March uttempt to sell, exhibit, give away, keep 22, 1957 from Exit 128, Garden Stale Parkway in his possession with Intent to sell PATRICK POTOCNIG, GARDEN SHOPSSS: 21 .dUYS or B'»« away, or in any -way [urnlsh Borouah Clerk OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A. M, TO 9 P. M. or attempt to furnish to any person any Illustrated comic book, magazine NOTiflf OF PUBLIC SALE GEORGE WALSH, Pres. or other publication which, read as a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: FROM AHA RRI.SON whole, is of an obscene nature. At it regular meeting of the Coun- 279 New Brunswick Avenue r. o*k su Perth Amboy SECTION 3. Certain Crime Publica- cil of the Boronnh of Carteret held HOURS:S9:30ML to 10P.M. tions Prohibited: * March 21, 1957, I was directed to ud- Phone M-2-13r)« It shall be unlawful nnd an ortensS vertlse the fact'that on Thursday Eve- for any person to sell, offer for sale, ning, April 5. 1996. the Muyor and OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A. M. TILL 6 P. M. uttempt to ae!l, distribute, exhibit, Council will meet at 8:00 P. M. In the CLOSE WEDNESDAYS AT 11 NOON give away, keep In his possession with Council Chambers, Municipal Build- "2 GUYS" Pre-Easter SALE! Intent to utter, expose to view, adver- ing, Cooke Avenue. Carteret. New Jersey BUY NOW and SAVE Below Wholesale
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IMNKI\<; llOI'ltS: Mu.ulay TI » A. M. - It V. M. _ » A. M. - 8 P. U. ,;; LATEST Softly forSavlntt Sine* IB* DIVIDEN3 D The PERTH AMBOY Savings Institution 2 / HUM AMior. NIW mm 4 1 ONE TO A CUSTOMER ~ 93/i to 1OV Ib. Size PER ANNUM MIMW MPHAl piK)|lt MIUIANd COWMAMN 4 Of SFRVICE TO SAVFRS Champs iji a I League, Highland Park Top Sabers 45-27 On Monday Ni«hl
1 AlMlUKf In the final HlftHfAN1") P.*RK K\v '!»• .i( iv playoffs, the Ma- wrestling matches. i,iii of the world. V.'i'.l Min I iii' .si'urc- Km HO :'iid L)m Slfvl1 •. a ".ii ';! Magicians [ciiief HiK Heart and Juckit- Nl- G P T chiils {07 3 0 6 Kun.'o nnil SU'V"ns. hi" diawiii" •iilinki'S 5 1 11 i'nrr|'. wherever they uppi'av. arc Ii(i/./.rlle .. 3 0 e dm liii", Nichols iind Chri Hiar' ,<'Wi ... 5 4 14 in an attempt to earn n niit'i ST. JOSt'TllS; (ill) l.ciimir (Iruup I rtiRiniilnin. Standinn, left L'imkii . i 0 6 with the tram of Antonio IJoer.i In i:!rlil, I »iii (.n-viy. m»r.. It. Klii'rt, M. KuliioU. I.. Miirlii. Tony Rs!". (ille.tz 1 0 2 iiiui Jnsc Ml'.'.uel Per.;/.. Should >.,iri ii, r.;i'h; kiirt'liiii. U. Naey, J. I-ci\<\ B. I it/^pr.ild, K. Toth, Ruela . .0 0 0 the '•World's TV Wrestlint: r'lmm- mid M McM.ilnm. , ii:I ^ CLASS A CIIAMI'lONS: Stundine left l» piuiih" curt oil another victory ,,(!.! Kriiuse, 0. M. Francis, (i. lluwkrs, I'. Mwlckl. MAGICIANS, MIlMiKT I.F.A<;UF. CHAMPIONS: Standing, left Totals , 2CT 5 45 against Monday night's opponents, , M, iiirliire, .1. M. I'w iind Manager 1(. Walker, to right, J. \Attn\, A. Rract1i\ S. I'alinka; knee.iliiK, W. Roy, J. they will face ROCCH ami Perez at Tool Koom (uts haul Sabtw Goct7., W. Siniko. MissiriR from itlrturp, K. Rurllii. Red Wings (lop ? T Madison Square Garden on March Of Machine Shop to \ Kobiin * 4a 2 10 30. v Polls Leads Scoring Andrella 6 4 16 • Final Results hinted for Her League The card will commence with a CAKTEKF.T - The Tool Ko'ini Championship in battle between Aldo Venturi and 1 1 Kahora 0 0 0 CARTERET — The following results have been announced for sliced the lenmi! leadir.g Maihin. Soldier Barry. Following this, Ar- Toth 0 0 0 the Recreation Leagues for the past week. These names include final Shop A bowlers lead Uuwn to one- nold Skaaland and pene Dulnt- „I11'tics with Total of 348Turner 0 1 1 playoff results and results in each league. hulf Kiinv.' by scoring a clear. junior Cage Loop Mazarattai 0 0 0 que, a newcomer, clash. swpep over Mnch.lne B. as the Ku-hiird Potts, of about 15 points per game in- The summaries follow:- Reys Rodriijue, ,a red-'not gra,)- leaders were able to salvage only CARTER-FIT — The Red Wings ii, tram mates rludinx tournament play. > Junlor League Totals 10 7 27 pler who recently arrived in thetwo games o\ir the Electri: Shop mn Ii1 it pvo In a row ln the i:l v.nii the S'jnrinn | p i g 7 Red $lngs 57 Jokers 43 S. Semenza 19; Woodhull 18 points. ; iiu wed wafi aecond with 2u United States from Puerto R co, in the Foster Winder interde- Junior p'nyoff scrips, tliereby be- liit: ii School's Red Wings 51 Jokers 48 Hamorski 19; W. Ward 19 points will take on Cowboy Don Lee be- partracni bowling lengue. comin» the 1957 champions in the i ,i' The team asa whole won Midget League fore the expected batfle-roval be- "" 'V^il I* Sabers 30 Magicians 29 Andrella 11; Kahora 9 points. In the final name, the Office B Junior Lesuute, .I tween the Huge Bunysm an(l took all three names from the Of- They turned the trick by beat- nr Individual nnd logt only flve fora gpect8CUlft,. PAL New Magicians 45 Sabers 27 teleszi 14; Andrella 16 points. .. Jackie Nichols. flre A. ins the Jokers. 57 to 43, moving \|tntal Of 348 record uncjer t(,e guidance of Cub League ahead in the last two periods or ;in average Hen(j coach Wes Spew(llc Knicks 13 Blue Jays 11 Doluchycki 6; Kocsi 6 points. ! The team averaged 48.8 points and Girls Class B niter a particularly close first half. I per game as against 44.1 byits Hod Rods 1 Diggers 6 Bufano 8; Johnson 5 points. Czyeskis Now Lead Hill Bowl Beats id)] Pinner opponents. Sports 'Round The winners led at the end of League Champs the first prtrlod. 14-10. They were Senior—American League — All Stars Academy Womens Fedlam's Market ahead also at the half but by a "nurh smaller margin, 29-27. Tn \l! Town National League — St. Demetrius Sabers in Upset the third period the Red Wings City Champs — St. Demetrius CARTERET — Hill Bowl holds By BENNY increased their margin to five i. Junior—First Half — Red Wings Loop, a 2'2 yame lead over Fedlam's Market in the Hill Bowl Friday points, 42-37. However, it wasn't t [Vail by Second Half — Jokers Over Magicians CARTERET - The hot race in ' , , until the final period t'hat the i The Recreation Department has League Champs — Red Wings ni({ht Mlxed u ague ! • Red Wings really put on pressure, : The hot L and | completed all indoor activities and Midget-First Half - Sabers the Academy Women's League got, Last Friday night the Hill Bowl outscoring their opponents, 16-8. : iiiR 1009 In theIn 2nd Game, 30-29 i seven Champions were crowned in Second Half — Magicians even hotter Wednesday night as bcat the Fcdiam's Ma^et pinners the two top teams faced each | j three games in Sam Semenza, who is definite- like two games their respective leagues. In the League Champs — Magicians n tw0 out o |1 other In a crucial match. 'crucial match. Other two game ly determined to become varsity CARTERET — The Sabers up- senior league, St. Demetrius won Cub League No. 1 — St. Joes winner of both halfs. •;e-iendlrn? Groh- material next season, led the set the favored Magicians in a > In the national league and the All Cub League No. 2 — KnlcHs winner of the league. After the smoke had cleared wlnners included Allied Lumber ..:... :• week action In 'coring with a grand total of 19 close game In the opening round Stars won ln the American league Girls Class A .— Rockettes Champs. the scorekeepers had totalled up' over Snwchuk's and Al's Food- i •immerrial Bowling points. of the Midget League playoffs;and St. Demerius became city Girls Class B — Hot Rods Champs. their sheets, it was discovered that towll over t)ie Hill Bowl Bar. \ ,i:lemy Alleys. The box snore:. and held the uoper hand until the champs by winning from the All a new leader had come out as: Qruhin's Pharmacy scored a i. and M boys, who final gun, despite a desperate Stars Red Wings are the Junior the second place Czyeski pin-1 ciean swecp ovei. Hernandez Cou- Red JVIngs # f G :mt contender for effort made by the Magicians to League Chumps, in the Midget k ri|/iLo VLifi I if IA Browns Gain One Full riers moved into the pole position stiuction. F bv topping the Woods Cabinet f The honor roll included the fol- Bodelon - 3 0 ill m second place, win the game ln the closing min- Leaiiiic. the Sabers los> to the l\llll,IV3 «ill UllV Came tin Sandors Team five in a very close match. Woods \ - Mike Sawchuk, 182, 195Holub 1 11 :•;• ijfhind the lead- utes of play. MaKicinns and St. Joseph team mitiK took the opening match. 390-373. 25, total 602; J. L,a«ur 209; Mooney ... 0 4 Mi :i bis 645 set Andrella scored eleven points won the Cub 1 title, while the and 2 Czyeskis copped ttm second, 393- . Suro'wku 210, 204; E. Mc.Don- Bennett ..'. 0 0 ]<>:., 2H and 239for , the winners, followed closely Knicks became Champs in the In Cub Cage Loop CARTERET — In bumper week w 382, and also the third, 405-387., , 202; T. KU-bun 223; Hamorski 1 9 ..;.:.a followed close- bv Charley Kahora who talliedCub 2 group. In the Girl•Is s ClasClass sr* a |V • • I action, Brown's Insurance gained ol|j n Babe Totera of Lillians Dress 205; A. Gergits 213; S. Cemenza. 1 19 nine, points. A League, the Rockettes si another full game over the San- Cougmm on i:i8, 195 and 228. urpnsed GrOUD I UlVlSlOIl Shop had a big night, hitting a i; p 20S; J. Stima 208: Boi'usavic .. 2 8 As a result both teams are all the Pu.sillo Girls and won and the dors Tavern pinners by beating Pro O ••:.- Joe Brozow.ski and the 1 n sensational score of 211 (which Windsor 225. _ _ _ 1 evened up in the final playoff'title, Hot Rods won in the Class them in two out of three f. —- t>- : , ,i!:d 210 fur a big CARTERET — The Knicks won If-n't bad for a gal) and also roll- Totals .. series, with one game apiece. jB section. Congratulations to all the Carteret Cjty Bowlins League 26 5 57 ! J ^ CufCuab LeagUfLeaguie QrouGroupp 22 chamcham.- jne a bit' 548 set, SURPLUS SALES Jokers The score:- last week at the Academy Alleys. i:i.;';i:e scored a tWO- the winners and a little party will bbyy ^^^^ ft hlghhlghj,j,.fafavv . . . The new team standings fol- The sale of surplus farm com- W. Ward 12 Sabers • s ibos Sport Shop be given in their honor at a latei ore(J filue Jay teftm 13 to u ftt Browns won the first two game; low;- modities to foreign countries is Woodhull IS G F date. with scores of 927 and 939. 1 lead on third po- the Nathan Hale School gym. Won potentially dangerous for normal O. Terebolsky 0 1 2 V.F.W. busy getting ready for Kobi In 1 af- John Bilanin, anchorman for Cyzeskls 39 Vi'trade and should be reconsidered, 1 Sp'sak 3 8 •• i-insely contested 1 11 the murble tournament to be held . rjolushycki leading the Andrella 5 fah wlth the winners, had two big games of Woods Cabinet 39 I according to a report published I Duurilla 1 2 0 1 isoon. Clunry Yuhaz will dKtnb1 .. e- scorin«,i»uige wlt""•h "si <>"x> p0 t"-"".'|nts.- 223 and 213 for a set of 601. Lillians Dt-ess 35 jby the Senate Foreign Relations R, Ward 1 2 •H 2 1 Turner 5 utte »PP««««««««"" ^"f^"held "a tJ the T^e winners took an early lead I Sitar's Market, Falcon Hall and Nagy 34''i committee and prepared by Dav- Powell . 0 0 4 1 MINIMUM Kahora the schools mii held out until tne flnisn' des' Stojka's Tavern were other win- Pieczyskis 30 id K. E. Bruce, ambassador-des- SI It VICE • ~ ' • ' ' ners in league matches. Kocheks 20 ignate to West Germany. Totals 19 43 , 'Totals 12 6 30iand the Blue Jays to catch up in the (ALL , V.F.W. with Uils worthy project. / M»jlcltn« last G F T | President of the Carteret 6 Sportsmen Association announced Blue Jays (11) FRANK'S Rozzelle 2 2 G F P 6 that a combined banquet for the 3 Kov 2 2 0 1 1 8 basketball and baseball team will fD!O & TELEVISION Palinkas 3 2 . 0 0 0 7 be held in June. A trophy will be I.eleszl 3 1 0 0 0 awarded to the most valuable .. 0 OoHz ., 0 0 6 2 players on the each team. The Kocsi 3 0. . . 1 0 . 1 2 4 1); _ lights in the Park will someday ™mlcil 1 school officials will shed crficodlle :ears for having to spend so much Hot Rods money. ndteam Richey Potts is being recognized as one of the better ulayers ln Title in Gi I the County by being placed on the first teams by the Amboy News Group B League ,ind the New Brunswick papers. NOW! His 348 points and an average of CARTERET — The Hot Rods ln n 15.8 points per game is quite a the Class B Girls L«ague won the ! feat and for a Boy who has played championship by beating the Dig only one year of Varsity basket- gers in a lpw scoring game at If ball. We hope he makes the Allthe Nathan Hste School 'gym this State team which will be pub- week. The final score was 11-6, lished in this Sunday Newark wnl{;h prpbably $etff a record for pupers. a low scoring gjame. Couch Rnewak has made a fine Mis Bufano wfts high scorer for record in his 6 years of coaching, the winners by'rolling up eighl having won three Central Jersey pomts on three baskets and two Championships. The entire first (Ouls team graduates and a fine Jay Vee The score ;- team will take their place next Hot Rods year, the Jay Vee team under a F Coach Doug King won 15 games Meyers 0 0 TAKE A ROCKET TEST I and lost 4 games, and the Fresh- Hatala 0 q. AND mun with sood height and coach- jjBufano 3 2 Front Mat, \%W ild« right »iuml Litiiiitl ilie liTed—fresli, pure lines that Ijve lunger—that 0 ed by Bobby O'Donnell will be a 0, wlieel of* new KuvLcl Uldmuuiiilt:! I la the will Le iii style years from uow. 1 big factor In, next year's success. H'curcy 1 detest teat in the IIOUK! Fur lliai's wli.-rc / MECO FUEL OIL CO. University of Delaware had" y|Hl get tlutt lulid, level-nmoolli driving neiisu- to any way you look at it—for pqirer, for spring football practice and a lot Toeals 3 11 • FKKM1UM GRADE IIKATINti Oil, Ijon, the bigbway-huggiug fed uf OldsuioLile'it Leuuty, for comfort, ride, Bafely—liae'i die is expecUfJ of Ronnie former Car- d«[)-br«icil Widr-Stumc Chamsia. Tbitt'a oaf Iliul'tt gid everything you wuftt iu yuur F • I'KKMIUM SKRV1CK teret star, who has shown a lot yibttt you'll taut the phenuuieuul pow|br uf iieit car. Aui) what's ulufc, llie price u ilways ' Burowka 0 of improvement. the huakjr, lugk-voai|iretiiiuu lim-Lct T-1U0 riglit fur a Iljudtet Johivson 1 COMPLETE Upsula College will have two En|iuc* tu youi toe uudgtsa Uic gun [KIUL I former Carteret High stars on Smith 0 ln|oy a thrilling Urt In your Ilia. Be our gawt 1 •HOUR HEATING SERVICE their rosttir this year, Bobby Sea-. giiailtz And l«r teekj,,. ctuue iu nod uke a clune-np ,.. » warm welcume it waiting for you whru 'man, who won 3 and lost none p^mp^ 0 luok. Qac'i bemity tliat'* clnui md uuulut- YOU itop by for yuur Huckct 'I'etU 0 last year will see,a lot of action xdlett •?//*.p. Ixktl r.VOO (nVlia ilunJwd <» a WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS liuid Jimmy Gilrain is a candidate Hollamin 0 H kct«< fmim, ^A 300 Vp., OIK* ip«io/ l«l.l Engin*, IrM tp lo 313 i.f., vfHoml gt Him cg|<, .for the catching position. Baseball squad working out In- Totals doors .until weather gets better. Lehotsky, Potts and Nov»k will be Which?) O L. D S M O B I L E [MECO FUEL OIL CO. hard to beat and the rftrtiOl the Two fleas exhausted after a •'{!• RAHWAY AVE., AVKNEL, N. J. team will be made up (ran the, hard day at the flea circus. SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DEAt^R Telephone Woodbridgc 8-1064 team that played tn Uu Senior Panted one; "ahull we walk home during tn* wuqawr. to tain ft d<*?" •CAfWlMT TTITDAV, MARCH M. 'ni-mwds from Miat dirt hnvo not ; there Is Mill *;M .01)1) 110 In f>l:iy , vft l)oeii turned over to the Bor- Municipal Bud,, \utii Why iimlpr tin- municipal !l'H Just r(nmi i treasury an,^d ithe very place By Alan Mover court, there was rrci'li'd a .lot) us (Continued from Pa^, i AGE-OLD PROBLEM whore the dirt could be used to Electrons Trim miinielpnl court clerk. Thai is us nlclpal chairman, (p,,. m |crent.c n playground is being *ALSTON nccossjiry a.s Iwvinn mi extra hole Paragraphs jnbanrtoned. In my book, this does many budsetary item;; Your Garden COULD BE <5ETT/HQ in the head. Unless, of course, the (lasting Pinners not add up to Rood Kovwnment. opinion, the budRet com, AT H Mayor who formerly wns the mu- Ttir Rottnm Dollar I (Maims Kxtravaeancc J 7H0U6tlTOFP/M i nicipal court, rlcvk will in affidavit been cut down by $:;., This Week I'm•jn rll.y Is the difference bf- ' "I can see th* following results CARTERRT — The Electrons f/Mf BROOKLYN form detail tne number of hours, $30,000." lust keep rolling alonu in the hvrrn :;hoplos.i toes and toolcss ;of this extravflRance: Unneces- By Vniir RnlrTi Garden MAXA6SR WITH either on weekly, monthly or Prank Haury, former c U.S.MR BoWHjjf! League. They A CHA/iCg TO shoes The Chlfngo Daily sary, political - feather - bfddlnc, Itcpnrtrr yearly basis, that he put in that man, cited constant !iin<> copprd two sames from the Cast- Tribune. 'unbusinesslike budf?et which can office so that the public may know the municipal budget sin, ing, hitting conslsten scores of without elcctlnR the services to Surely Haven't that it Is tlie creation of a job !'The increases have brrn Soil 'i: stint - Giant Stfp 893. 887 and 910. the public at lnrce, without deny- ; Ho who falls In love with him- for political purposes, but com- dous and sharp," he i. You 1 nko :i r:iint step forward In otto matches, the Main Of- , liia the salnrly Increases to the self bus no rivals,—The Port Ly- pletely unnecessary. Council. He said the now , as a n;; i. i ihi any you send fl-e .scored a clean sweep over i*inployees, without detracting one nut.i y, Morocco. "Under Sanitation, there Is an !.single Bit, cause a reduction by a Hal construction hrrr ,;. off II s.i]";> r ' f ;.-'iir isardcu or Silwr, the Mechanics No. 1 took Increase of $14 500.00 for some un- luwn sui, to 'i- ti'sted. 1/llth of this stnuccrlnn sum. If add to the financial wellar all three from the Mechanics Candid Comment expliiini'd rcawJiis, Maybe the ad- I true: 'ii •••. ii !•• .subject, lost this Is not done nnd If the con-borough. No. 1 without much trouble, the A woman never pets nut. of ministration can justify such «'C.i'k :i[: :':ll:h! • •!,;,:, 1I1O1T flJHV- Y;ii'il .shellacked the Smelter in brealh running up a charm ac- tinued impulsive conduct of the items which arc above and beyond "The only salvation," lie •i,,M lhr?e Mflmos. and the tank Hoiw j majority continues, I can fore- jenm ;i , 1. )'j r vummendn- count.—The Wall Street Journal any proven necessity by compari- "is to cut the tax rate ami •' tlnn.s Ii: • (I <.ri n., ;u :,li. The ad- trimmed the Shceters in,aJl throe see the following results, which I son with the sfrvic.es to be ren- Induce new industry to com,', V•.(';' i\ ,i -. ..,,.ii cniiiii.y agricul- Sometime* predict: dered, as compared to the service locate here." He furthn , ' tural :r it's • ml from bulletins Sllf-nce may be golden, but 1. It will chase out without legal U| rendered In the, past. that Carteret could be tum^ and cri-.ua,-, \, ibli:; hed by sometimes It. Is .hfct guilt—The authority desirable rateablefi, such phorus HIK! potassium. a ghost town by failure fi,.,,, Rocket News. Shumakcr, Ark. "Under Recreation, we find an as the shopplnK center, fcutu'-rs. If you order your kit by mnil, you tax rate. additional Item for $14,000,00. No- 2. By the tax rate, It will make In coim;:tin:i ttT.h foil testlni oan KO out arid take your sampieii The Talkies body can be against sivins the As for the new rcsldrm^ I mpnlinmtl asking thu a«ent for while you're waiting for it to come. :lt Impossible to attract any new It is estimated thaj. America 'children necessary recreational velopments. Mr. Ham-/ s Instruct n»rs on soil testing. You Taking Sample* Industry. now has seventeen distinct dia- facilities, but a program had been "newcomers were lured i,,,!p 3. There Is a good likelihood can « t. faM.fr action by golnn to There's a right and a wrong way locts, not counting the new- Hol- set Up' to fill In the property that the low taxes thafonce |ii,v n I that It will chrisc out old Industry, ;1 the ii» iit\< ollicc — In or near yolir to take a sample, and soils men lywood British — The Buffalo WHS h'Tetofure dedicated for play- "It seems," he declared, t!.,,. and last, that you will not have county Murtlmupc — or sendlne say that recomendatlons based on Evening News. ground purposes and until Janu- have been lured here uixl. taxation but confiscation. T a dollar, rush or chrck, for each an . Improperly taken sample can ary 1st, 19i)7, the dirt which was pretenses." * test. M;ikr v tlr iheck out to Rut- He'll Stop That ! "I call upon the majority to injure your crops. Here's the right obtained from the sewer project Mr. Haury appealed ••„ gers University. way: "What made younc Bnscom stay Janata study this budget, to forget was used BB nil. I know that the Mayor and Council not Tlie stniKiiiru dollar test will pro- 1. Use a trowel, spade or auidir so late last night, Tillie?" politics and political fair weather (1 dirt has now been sold but the hasty action on the bud,. ; Vide you with a rM>ort of pH (de-to get a thing vertical slice or "Why, Dad, I was showing him friends, IT eliminate unnecessary f suggested further careful gree of nciclity >, magnesium, phos- borlnK of soil from the surface to some of our picture cards." IJobs and to try to run this Bor- n nation tit the budcetary ]t< a depth of six or seven Inches, "Well, the next time he comes j oiieh as il it were their own busi- ni for taking sny definite an; IT.'' Put the soil In a clean pall. TUB show him some of my electric i ness. ); At the outset of the ,, 2. Take slices from several wwu* OF A PITCHI?I6 bills." Ml Theatre "Councilman Edmond Urbnnskl, Eu Councilman Donovan tnr. ,, - STATE- places — as many as 10 or 15 VfAFF (IF ir CLICK*} KI-1-5980 my colleague joins me In these NEW AMBASSADORS Carterrt, N. J. pared statement, the text./ from a large lawn or garden, fewer rmCOCILPwin'WITH THEATRE President Eisenhower recently sentiments," Is published in another c<» :,,;, from a flower bed or small lawn, 6 OF 8- WHO'LL MOW LIKELY THE OLP MEM """ NOW THRU SAT. \Voodlirldg( N. J. 3. Take separate samples of COH/tmZB THE John Wayne - Dan Dailcy WEITTHRU "S AT' areas that, have received different dorial vacancies — in Paris,* Bonn VEV? OVER me 3o-yeAp MARK. Rev. Czaja Judy Holllday, Richard Conte lime - fertilizer treatments. Also and Canberra. Amory Houghton, OWE of Coming, N. Y., chairman of the •THE WINGS ^Continued from Page One) take separate samples of lawns SMIrituM by Mif rttlTM IpUtoll SpMEONE "FULL OF LIFE" and flowers and shrubs; annual board of the Corning Glass Cor- OF EAGLES" Barbaras Church in Masilou. — Co-Hit — poration, was appointed U. S. Am- flower beds and perennial beds; — Also — Ohio. A LETTER? Van Johnson, Piper taurle In bassador to Prance. David K. E. azaleas, rhododendrons and other have been directing movies are "CHAIN OF EVIDENCE" Born in Carterct, Father Bruce, of New Windsor, Md.. was "KELLY AND ME" broad-leaf evergreens and other Alan Reisncr ("The Day They Kiddle Matinee Saturday Czaja lived here all his life PHONE INSTEAD Friday Ntt; Is High School Nile shrubs. Gave Babies Away"> and John the only Democrat appointed—he prior to entering the priesthood SUN., MON., TUES. 4. If you have a problem area, Frankenhelmcr ("The Young is being sent as Ambassador to SUNDAY and MONDAY and was associated here with cotta Httl« anywhere] Tony Curtis, Martha Hyer in take a soil sample from it, and Stranger"), both veterans of Cli-West Germany. William J. Sebald. MARCH l\ - 25 his brother, Frank, In the dairy of Washington, was given the post also one from a normal area, if max," and James Neilson (Night Bop Hope in business. Father Czaja also has AITOONA,PA.60< "MISTER CORY" possible, Passage"), identified with "Four as U. S. Ambassador to Australia. a sister who Is a nun, Sister — Co-Hit — 5. Spread soil samples on clean While friends on the inside were Star Playhouse," and "Hall of "THE SEVEN Mary Paulette, a member of the Bob Hope, Katherine Hepburn paper to try. After drylns;, mix expecting it almost anytime, Stars." LITTLE FOYS" Bernadine Nuns of Heading, "THE IRON PETTICOAT" samples from each area thorouKh- news of the separation of June Budget Attacked Pa., and is at the St. Mary's 3-minut« sialion rate Irom New Brnni Biter 6 P.M. Tax not included. Dishes for the Ladies ly and pilt a half-pint or more Allyson and Dick Powell distresses (Continued from Page One) — Also — Parish in South River. Ten-year-old Chris Olson is In a Monday and Tuesday in the plastic bag that you'll get their fans, who thought that "THE BLACK WHIP" uieir ians, wuu uiw^m w.u»|.rut—professionallyuu ,,.„. „. . Signed re- against it for several reason: with your kit. This final step is d their's was one of Hollywood's i cently toy Universal-Internationaltil l "First, when everybody is called especially Important as a time to play the son of Robert Stack TUESDAY, MARCH 26th firmest marriages. The couple was '—'•>" |-h" =™ «' unhurt. Rt.ar.ic upon to avoid inflation, we cer- saver because -y'our soil has to bt and Dorothy Malone in "Pylon," Benefit Performance married 11 V years BRO. Powell tainly don't need to do it at this dried thoroughly, either in your a Christ realized that this was just Sponsored by Is now 52 and June is 33. time. WANTED! home or the soils laboratory. one more of the same. Among The Holy Name Society others, he has appeared as the "Secondly, none of the candi- Each of your samples sent to the Sevcnteen-yeac-old Pat Wayne, of the laboratory will bear a number. It's son of James Stewart and Doris dates who rau, let the public know, Holy Family Church EXPERIENCED high school senior and son of, that they would vote for such a up to you to keep a record of the actor John Wayne, is now prepar- j Day In "The Man Who Knew Jennifer Jcnes in nilmbers with reference to the lo- Too Much," JameT s Mason and substantial increase at the earliest ing for a starring role in "The"""" "••-'-" - ""™ °«^ opportunity. cations from which samples were Valiant Virginians," a Civil War Barbara Rush in "Bigger than Life," "Judy Holiday and Aldo Hits Increases THE SONG OF taken. epic and one of the big pictures Ray in "The Marrying Kind." and CAR WASHER Soils men emphasize that soi on the schedule of C. V. Whitney "Third, because under the law, BERNADETTE" Robert Taylor and Eleanor Park- tests help to spot troubles because pictures, to whom he is under , the citizens should be advised of er in "Above and Beyond." He WED. THRU SAT. For New and Used Car Dept. of too little or too much lime or contract. Pat's fan mail is said I their rights that even if such an fertilizer. You can have soil trou- started his acting career at 14 MARCH 27 - 30 to. exceed that of his famous fa- ordinance were passed, that 15 ble also because of poor drainage, months, portraying the son of . • Paid Holidays • Other Benefits ther. per cent of the voters could object rainfall, insects, diseases and for Gene Ticrney and Dana Andrews to it and bring it up for referen- "EDGE OF other reasons. Sir Arthur Bliss, master of the j in "The Iron Curtain." dum. My objection goes not only THE CITY" Anyway, acting.on ths recom- Queen's music In England, is so to the increase but to the method — Also — mendations of a soil test can give pleased with the musical score of Sure Test , in which it is being sought to be I you the satisfaction of knowing "The Duchin Story," that he has | 'accomplished. I dedicate myself "SCREAMING EAGLES" THE GROSS Co. One sure test of will power is you're starting the gardening ad- to the proposition that when, a; Kiddle Matinee Saturday Perth Amhoyl agreed to do the musical back-1 to see a friend with a black eye 437 Amboy Avenue venture this year on a scientific and if such an ordinance is at ground for Tyrone Power's film, and not ask any questions. — basis. .tempted to be adopted, that I wil "Seven Waves Away," The Big D, Dallas, Texas. | personally seek the necessan amount of voters to object to i "Raintrce County," reputed to' A. B, But No Mrs. be the "most expensive domestic • until it is submitted on rcferen Girl graduate: "Pour years of : MAJESTIC picture" M.G.M. ever made—$5,- clum to the public. College and whom has it sot LAST TIMES TONITE! We cordially invite you lo\ GABARDINE 0Q.00O—has finally been coordi- me?" — The Machinists Maga- "Under the Police item, if w lated enough for a sneak preview, give effect to all increases an WASHABLE zine. he picture, featuring Elizabeth the pay for the Increased officer: join us in celebrating oiu .'aylor, Montgomery Clift and Eva "BATTLE HYMN" tfarie Saint, is another mara- with Rock Hudson JACKETS .honer — running three hours ISEUN Jusl Right IJ OK ISELIN LI-8-9090 STARTS SATURDAY! For Sprint; O ind ten minutes, 2nd Anniversary Weather! V CAMERAS Itoberl Ryan • Aldo Ray One can get all mixed up these NOW THRU SATURDAY Jays in Hollywood — what with Burt Lancaster - Katherine .L TK.IF TO E^Wj^SV movie producers doing TV shows Hepburn "MEN IN WAR" and TV directors swinging over REPAIRED COMING! listiemarid^ ;o the film studios in significant "THE RAINMAKER" WOODBRIDGE Lido Gardensi f CJuSA" numbers. The latest to make the — Also — ' switch is Ted (Post, 'one of the Heaven Knows, ^HCHNICOKW/ Camera Shop Fred MacMurray - Jeff Hunter IMSH0I1 big names in television. He is now =RESTAURANT — Co-Uit — directing "The Barney Ross 90' M«i« Street "CON FOR A COWARD" Mr. Allison" 1(9 MAM ST. W00DKDN Story." Others who're primarily it'j. j I DISNEYLAND U.S.A. 62 Smith Sired, Perth Aniboy Shop ftiinj T1I| 9 P. M. Identified with TV who are, or WOwlbrldtt Special Kiddie Matinee Saturday Matinee at 2:00 P. M. Free Parkins »l Rear Entrince SATURDAY AT 1:30 1 r EAST SIDE KIDS in IrACKER HOTEL BLDG) ' "HERE COME THE LAST TIMES MARINES' IN NEW BRUNSWICK -1301 ALBANY STRI» Today and Tomorrow! ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER | Excitement! Thrills! 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carterct [| "GUN FOR AI COWARD" Errol Flynn in 5—CARTOONS—5 ' (';,.• -I Dancing Every Friday Night THE BIG BOODLE" SUN. THRU THURS, —. Also — THIS FRIDAY, MARCH 22nd MARCH 24-28 SIN CER rloor Samples John Wayne • Maureen O'Hara "THE NAKED EON" u "WINGS OF EAGLES" STARTS SUNDAY! Complete \ Gomplet< ii"- BARON BOBICK and His Orchestra AND Dsmonslrafws FOR SAINT MARKS VESTRY — Also — All-Star Studded Action! Cagney in ' Here's the opportunity you've been waiting Sal Mineo - John Saxon Luncheonj Dinner i for—a chance to buy a beautiful built to-last. "ROCK, PRETTY BABY" SIN&R'Sewing Machine, world's favorite tor over a STARTS FRL MARCH 29 "WHITE HEAT" century—at a great saving! These machines — Albi» - are good as new but ire selling at costs 1.25 "FULL OF LIFE" Errol Klynn in lar lower than the cost when new. Set for yourself! :« And THEY DIED WITH THEIR This is a sale you won't want to miss! ; 11 "TOP SECRET AFFAIR BOOTH ON"
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OH SALE ONLY AJ MM WKI) IIIKI) SAT Open Daily 11 A, M. ti) Midni^hl •A lc«S. Milt il IHl IINUtK 11 Hi IU VILLAGE INN "FULL OF LIFE" IU( HARD JANNI, PROP. "TEAHOUSE OF THE — Ainu — Sundayri 12 Noon to Midnight SINCER SEWING CENTER AUGUST MOON" I 169 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY I Green Street und llahwuy Avenue Woodbiiiige TILNSION AT TABLE KOtK to the professional status of the sponsor, THE HIGHLAND FLING CARTERET PRESS misrepresentation of price, the use of so- called "bait' 'advertising to lure customers Jersey Voters Say it Makes Little Published Every Friday by Carteret Presj by offering bargain-price products which 651 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J. the sponsor actually will not sell, and other Telephone Carteret 1-MOO Difference to Them Which; practices. Charles B. Oreiott Editor and Publliher • "It is highly important that the public Candidate is Elected Governor; be protected from such advertising and a ihjirrtotlon rates by mall, Including post- that the FTC keep a close check on televi- 1 ne year $3.00; six months, Jl.60; three nor-Trofist Election > A lot, 26%{? U°nZ 85 cents; single copies by mall, 10 KF.NNKTU I 7M'., dvance sion. Monitoring television advertising is nli Service not very much or none at aHjp. SS AH PMrtto «» * ' PRlNCKT'iN 111i- Novrm- 74%. V carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. an especially difficult Job and it may be By 1) we hope the FTC will crack down sharply survey fi.il com'/i'i'd in •Urn to Today's findings give every life Time to Plan Vacation thi\t New .JH'M-V vnrty':i rniullchb is iird'ers is now coming in and,% If you wish true for the 1952 Presldentiil A good rule to remember in life is that elected. — 1953 Gubernatorial election*! |0 rnjOy your firsWhoice in the way of a concerned with the condemnation of other F^wer Vhnn li'.rce in ten New the 1948 Presidential — 1941 vacation, you should make your reserva- people. By condemnation we include slan- Jersey rlllzMis intrrvrwed hi the Gubernatorial, ftnd the 194| tions now. survey romplvtcd hint week say Presidential — 1946 Oubernlip der, gossip or anything which might de- thiit the comtni: election makes a torlnl elections. Stramship lines that, after a slow start, stroy another's reputation. lot of difference to tlwm. These flndinns are partieulnrly Highlighting today's reservations are pouring in for trips to It will be recalled that Jesus, when con- significant in the lighi of Gover- findings Is the fact that in Europe and other points. Airline officials fronted by a group of evil men determined nor Meyner's recent announce- single population group ' . & .similar picture. ment that hr would hi> u candi- inert, more than three In ev 1V( to embarrass him, once answered the ques- date to succeed himself and that five say that the coming e! li you are the kind of person who puts tion of forgiveness and repentence with New Jersey faces a Republican makes little or no difference them. tlunfiS off until the last minute, we would greater clarity and effectiveness than has^ Primary election next month to decide whether Senator Forbe3 These groups Include resldeni .llll(.rst that you make your vacation reser- ever been done before or since. of Somerset County or Senator of all city sizes; men and wo v.uons now. Vacations are good therapy, It seems that the group of men bent Dumont, Of Warren County will en; Hepubllcans; Democrats h mentally and physically, and enable be the Republican candidate for and Independents, whlte-colla^ b()t on destroying the reputation of Jesus governor. and manual workers, as well 41 ,1,,. vacationer to perform his work with brought an adulteress to him and posed When New Jersey Poll star! re- people in all age and education^ levels. r) ,,|.r!ltor efficiency after his return. porters personally asked a repre- P the question whether or not she should sentative cross-section of the An interesting difference 1& Recent studies have shown that the be stoned, as the law at that time re- _ state's voters: Opinion emerges from today"! findings. •!? i,pn|.er one vacations, the greater is effl- quired. Because the law and the teachings "How rrnKh difference does it make to you which candi- Somewhat more Republican^ ,.iPncy upon his return-up to a point. of Jesus were in conflict, the group had date is elected In the guber- than either Democrats or We do not know where the point is, exactly, concluded that Jesus would have to cross Under Hie Capitol Dome natorial election this Novem- pendents say that this Noven»|- i,,,t we estimate we need anually eleven ber — a lot or not very much?" ber's gubernatorial election , himself up in choosing to recommend By i'. Josqk CrlMhs Statewide makes a lot of difference mi,nths vacation for one month to work. either course of action. A lot 29r-, them. declared that court clerks and Not vet'y much Republicans unfortunately,-we are .unable to do this, but But, instead of saying that the adulter- TRENTON — Enforcement ofii- MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS: — Fifteen New Jersey municipali- other personnel are similarly or none at all 70 Denjgcratlcs n ,ioes not cost us anything to offer this Cials and the courst are converg- Independents ess should be stoned, in conflict with the ties "will hold elections on May underpaid for their services. No opinion 1 iHlviru to others. religious principles, or saying that she ing on the drunken driver in Minimum salary levels should A comparison of today's findings A lot 33"* 26% New Jersey. 14 this year. Not much or [preliminary skirmishes have be fixed for all municipal court with those on the same question should not be stoned, in conflict with the Prom Governor Robert B. none at all.. 67 74 already featured many of the personnel based on the volume reported prior to the last two TV Commercial^ Focft Curbs Meyner down to local magis- No opinion .... 0 law, Jesus said: "Let him who is without commission government' elec- of cases handled, the committee New Jersey Kubernntorial elec- trate, the picture presented by The Independent-Leader prtf* The Federal Trade Commission has been tions, especially in the larger said. tions Indicates a,shade more in- sin among you cast the first stone." the inebriated motorist is be- sents the reports of the New Jer^ cities. Of the 15 elections, a do- terest this year than there was K viewing television commercials in re- ing watched •with both alarm LEGISLATURE: — The New sey Poll exclusively in this area. It is interesting to note that the adul- zen will be waged under the City in 1949 and 1953. mit months and is preparing a number of and chagrin. During the first Jersey Legislature reconvened Follow New Jersey Poll Report!} teress was then left alone by the chagrined Commission form of government The New Jersey Poll findings in nine months last yeaT, 2,259 on Monday after concluding a In this newspaper. (:;i.sr\s against firms responsible for fraudu- banner, and the remaining three 1953 showed: (Referred to Mey- and self-conscious group and that Jesus drivers lost their licenses for month's recess to permit mem- in municipalities operating un- lent advertising. This is the first large- driving cars in New Jersey while bers to enjoy.winter vacations told her there is still hope, and that she der the optional charter law. drunk during the previous cal- and to provide time for the Joint ralr assault bn television advertising in 1he latter include Asbury Park, should go and sin no more. endar year, 2,603 persons were Legislative Appropriation Com- Hackensack and KeansbuVg. some time and we think it is past due. This is a lesson we should recall more of- deprived of driving privileges mittee to scan Governor Mey- Competence Creates Confidence Television advertising has unfortunately ten, for it certainly holds true today as it for over drinking. Elections under the commis- ner 's all-time record budget. iifpn affected with sime highly dubious sion form of government will Starting next Monday the did in the time of Jesus. Let those among New Jersey's law now provides be held in Audubon Borough. 'procedures and, as* a result, has tended to that no chemical analysis or lawmakers will get down to bus- cur readers who are without sin cast stones Bordentown City, Cape May iness of paestng many bills but mislead in some cases, A number of com- there Is another recess in sight at irielfTelloVtnCtr, ftn*l" Tnere Is no standard-size Amer- mrr president*. »Jong with office 1 imp Bullies, obliterating sceneryi ican flag. The main criterion Is space and secretarial help, is iiurt confined between continu- that the flag's width be two- little enough to offer In'recogni- ous rows of offensive advertis- thirds of the length. We think tion of their *llllngn«*s to con- • A Personal |.oan at this Bank is like an ing. " that there are certain general tinue serving the country on a Virginia and Wrth Carolina dimensions, however, that should limited scale. Likewise there are BANKING HOUB8: eraser; you can fub out (pay) til your debts with their Blue Ridge Parkway. be observed, eminently-sound reasons for giv- Monday Thru New York, Maryldd and Ohio ing the widows of former Presi- A flag Is u symbol, of course, • A.v* to « F. M with it and start with a reasonably clean slate. have been able to protect their and us such It should represent dents an allowance of 110.000 a scenic highways to'some extent, the dualities for which it stand*. year. We hope that the House Open Friday You repay this bank, out of income, in con- liiruely through the tireless ef- Consequently it can be large or will, join the 8enatq in quickly 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. lorts o! men like Mr. Moses. .amJiU. It should be large enough approving these tokens of re- venient monthly installments. Conaress must *ct to preserve ' to (deserve respect and allegiance spect and of appreciation for n view of America ihe beautiful wHerever It is flowjn. But it continued services.--Washington "lung this sweeping new high- should not be so big that It can Poat and Time* Herald. way network. •» Birmingham serve as a ready shield for (Ala.) Poit-Herall. scoundrels, the intemperate or 1IOME-BU1MHNG the Ignoble. It must not be so Vifo Paid on Savings Accouitt small that It Is easily forgotten The Federal Government is I IRE A MAN A(JAIN' now working on several schemes iVnologlsts arid psychiatrists in the times or places where lib- erty Is a dim and distant thing. to make money easier for the have long cried ttifc the message home-builder. One Is to tncrca.se that idleness and. a feel of It must be large enough to win a place dear to the hearts of by $500,000,000 the amount thai. uselessneM together hamstring the Federal "National Mortgage WOODBRIDGE the rehabilitation ot criminals Its sons atid daughters. But It should not he so big that Its Association can borrow from the stashed away in our peniten- U. S, Treasury and the public. tiaries. The expert! .have proven sight strikes terror and few where It is shown. Another measure pushed by the Our New Building. Corner Moore Avenue NATIONAL BANK Huh theories to tile point that House Veterans Affairs Committee modem pens are doing some- It should be large enough- to would Increase by $2,000,000,000 and Berry Street (Opp. 'Sown Hall) cover all Its people, not Just the time about it. the direct home loan program ol' 40*. tan rfurat innatin W, trotui turn tunvn The heroism ol prisoners on few. ... What matters Is that the Veterans Adnilnbtifttion. New York's Riken Inland,' who wlysre the banner waves "" " 'Til think it over during » lobater »upp«r and give you «n«ww for dewerl" CARTKRBT
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A to write their Senators and Republican controlled Legisla- Girls Week In New Jersey under pigeons because there arc none I BUDGET CUT C'OITfCt Congressmen at Washington ture .... New Jersey has new a proclamation of the Oovernor. in the 8tat* ... Toy platols or! A ne* economy drive to cut Pishing \R less cruel than .: CLASSIFIED :• and demand a reduction in the forest fire Hunting equipment .' . . Examinations will be held revolvers which are not red or,President Elsenhower's $71,900.- hunting. The amateur never has to combat this year's nortnal on April 11 for recent college whlte, would be outlawed In New 1000,000 budget and provtnt Senate to explain that he thought hi* RATES — INFORMATION $72,000,000,000 Federal budget. ;<* . . . Oovernor arid Mrs. Robert Spring outbreak of fire*. ... The graduates and college seniors Jersey under the Sherman bill additions to House bills is getting companion was a fish — The Deadline for ads: Wednesday 10 B. Meyncr plan to begin a series Legislature would declare the who will graduate In June, the pending In the A-sembly under way in Washington. The San FrandMO Chronicle. A. M. for the sttne week's of receptions at "Morven," New week of March 2* to 30 at "Tool New Jersey Civil Service Com- move Is reported to have the back- publication. ing of \hf 30-member House O. O. Jersey's historical Governor's Engineering Week under a reso- mission announces . . . Oypsy|FREAK ACCmF.NT At Thin Time of Year P. policy committee, 57 Republi- Telephone WO-J-mo Mansion nt Princeton on April lution Introduced by Assembly- moth Infestation has been found Endll0 Callt _ An n-ycai-old; "There are two kinds of col- cans acting independently and a leges In America." a noted edu- 27 ... Franklin C. Nixon of man Lazjilo, of Pasalc County ... In New Jersey but It Is not boy found his father's ^caliber j , Democrats. of lnfluMlUll cator says. Undoubtedly. Those Vincentown, has been named as New Jersey hybrid field corn widespread, the State Depart- pistol and took It outdonrssto play „ that wish thpy had fired the" a member of the New Jersey growers arc assured of a plenti- ment of Agriculture reports . . . with it. U accidentally discharged;FOREIGN AID WANTED • •^ POSITION WANTED • coach last year, and those that Hospital Advisory Council . . . ful supply of certified seed this Traffic? dcalth in New Jersey !penetratlng the wall of a neigh- j Senatorial moves for cuts In RS - Help fill de- Dr. Daniel Bergsma, State Com- year, the State Department of have reached 119 or 30 less than. ' j .._ \ sheerest: United Stntps foreign aid appear- wish they hadn't. The Adrian ELEMENTARY school teacher, bOT S nollsc aiu )y Dally Telnram. mdlaced moccasins missioner of Health, has again Agriculture reports . . . Parents 149 recorded at the same time j . intercepted Danlal J.>d probable from comments which .;,! f'H' '""' seven years experience, wishes at c!drnt oood Pay! No «x- to tutor in own home In Fords' requested that • the fluencies of should not be hailed into court last ycfir . . |Murphy. 40, n cement cimipituy meeted a Presidential commls- P.M pssy California any subject. Call Liberty 9-2115 the State Department of Health and penalized for vandalism or '.executive, as he rode n small line- slon's recommendations that the Thf Hollywood 46, Cftli- be housed in fine buildiiiK . . . damage to property caused by 1 of the i;iTiie.st labor- 3-21* CAPITOI. CAIIKRS:—A move- tor-type power mown Murphy assistance pnv.riiin lie eiintiuiu'd One 3/28 - 3/21* Republican State Chairman their children, n special eom- ment is under way In the Newfdl from Hie IriirUiv. SHIDUS'I.V nt it', unirnl spciuiini: rale Tin- di'vices Ini Imliy is t.0- APARTMENT WANTED Samuel L. Bodine defender the mi lt.ro has told the Supreme Jersey TiTKislaturf lo repeal the .wounded with :i hullei m his all-:comiiiissliiLit MIKMI'SICM morn loans morYow. The I-Oir. W.i.liing- ,0,.H mothers who want Court . . . This is Camp Fire 1 labor record of the New Jersey law proLiM'tinn wirfcl.oi' piissen^ev dunlin ' and iewvr til:t-. t ..rniu.-> 1011. I) (' „ but can only work YOUNO COUPLE desire three- ;',, AVon Cosmetic*-offers room apartment April l or May ,','„'„„• to earn $3:00 or more 1. Heat, hot water supplied. Wonri- , m pleasant, dlgnffled brldgt Township vicinity. Call p. o. Box 705. Plaln- Pulton 8-3528. i. 3-21- ,,,!! pL-6-6655. 3-21 BUSINESS COUPT,E desire three- IKHTIC help wanted on* day four room unfurnished apart- BUSINESS andlSER VICE DIRECTORY u(,(,k Lynn Oakes, Colonla. ment, Woodbrldge area. Call wo- ,,„„„„ 1-8691. J-21 8-2497 after 6:00 P. M. 3-21 |f| ,,,)URLV POSSIBLE doing FOR SALE .wmbly work at home. t Accordion School • • Drugs t • Moving and Trucking • • Plumbing & Heating M Roofing and Silting t ',. unnecessary, CROWN 8507-Y West third, SINGER FOR QUALITY les 48, California. A. W. Hall and Son UJNION IABEL) .A HENSCirS 3-21, 38' MARCH CLEARANCE RAYMOND JACKSON Loral >nd tons Distinct Charlet Fan Moving and 8tori|e Henry Jansen & Son SALE. ' 1 Accordion School NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS al Plumbing - Heating HEIi WANTED • FLOOR SAMPLES AND ATSD SON HouMhold »nv«n tn Vour Ilnmc or Out CRATING • PACKING T.8-12S0-M. 3-21* Studio) Woodbrldie 8-0594 MANY ONE OP A KIND. • Complete Arcordlon Rtpain 88 Mata Strwt SHIPPING • 8»lfs, Rentals, Exrhangea UseUlmed Furniture «l Bnrf 688 Alden 8treet FOR BENT OPEN • Pickups aid /trnpuncn Instilled Woodbrldge, N. i. Description «1 LINDEN AVENUE WO 8-1710 • Music Book* For Accordion Woodbrld^e, N. J. THURS. & PRI. EVES. Offloe and Warehouse Woodbrldie, N. X. Yes, call today ... no fee ' three-room apartment. For Information Call Telephone 8-ISM 14 Atlantic Street, Carteret Telephow »-lMI elderly couple or bach- THESE CAN BE Tel. KI-1-5540 for estimates. We'll rush a KimhftU 1-6101. 3-21* PURCHASED ONLY WO 8-4013 man to you to help you AT YOUR plan, showing you money' ROOMS AND BATH saving short-cuts. I Kimball 1-5555 8INOER SEWING Aluminum Products WOQDBMDGE Service Statlois # 3-21 CENTER COMPLETE LINE OF HAND MOVING 169 SMITH STREET Avenel Pharmacy Plumbing & Heating Folders PERTH AMBOY AND STORAGE Sorking- Opportunity? m EAHWAT AVENUE TOM GARAGE 3/7-3/21 LOCAL AND LONG • Remodeling An excellent one exists J. F. Gardner ft SOD Billheads WOODBRIDOE 8-1814 DISTANCE • New Installations hi LI qualified woman to 485 AMBOY AVENUE 1953 PONTIAC, four-door sedan, ..i'iirral office and cleri- REASONABLE RATES t Gas and Oil Burners Woodbridge Letterheads fully equipped. Call Liberty 8- PRESCRIPTIONS Agency for "w. nk in the office of 6951. 3-21' WO-S-S54* WHITMAN'S CANDIES UNITED VAN LINES on wo-8-sote, HI-MSU of Middlesex County's and We're Speotausts I* Programs - - established indus- 1949 CHRYSLER — New Yorker Counetlc* - Film 609 W. ELIZABETH AVENUE L. PX7GUESE - A. UPO • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT s Letters of appllca- Convertible. Ready for Spring. Venetian Blinds LINDEN Greeting Card* AND BALANCE i should state experi- Excellent condition; top almost ,for Phone WAbash 5-2313-2314 t Booklets new; tires with lots of miles; radio Window and Porch • BRAKE SERVICE ,. references and ex- and heater; original *7,000 miles. • Combination Aluminum t Radio & TV Service • icrtrd salary. Interviews $500.00. May be seen «t Kondors t Announce- Windows and Doors • Music Instruction • be "ranted to all who Amoco Station, corner Green St. • Funeral Directors • and Rahway Ave., Woodbridse. • Jalousie Windows lualnv Address letter In and Doors AL'S RADIO ments Ivn handwriting to Fords Call WO-9327. 3-21 Enroll your child • Aluminum Roofing now for private & TELEVISION lorniain Works, Perth 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan. and Sldinc lessons on: Invitations • TRUMPBI lubov. N. J. 3-21 Good condition. Radio and • Aluminum Awnings Prompt Expert Rep»ln SYNOWIECKI • GUITAR heater. New tires. $250.00. Call Fatouloni new 1951 Slip Free Estimates ... Call • ACCORDION RCA Tubes and Parto Liberty 8-0868 after 6:00 P. M. Covet Fabric,! now In House Organs • SAXOPHONE Batteries I'll' Port 2636 to Hold 3-21' Funeral Home stock. We'll tiring sam- GIBSON a PIANO KI 1-7966 S4 PERHBING AVENUE ples to jour home. Median on March 28 • 8ERVICES t or visit our modern showroom GUITARS • TROMDOrIB Post Cards 46 Atlantic Street Wd Amplifiers • DRUMS CARTEEET, N. J. HAVING TROUBLE with your VnlalnPl | Products O SERMAYAN ISIIIN Additional nomlna- Carteret, N. I. STUDENT RENTAL PLAN UPHOLSTERY SHOPS sewerage? Blectrlc Sewerooter A. KIA, Jr., Prop. •igns ,u;d election of officers will 1241 Roosevelt Ave., W. Carteret For Information Call HI-2-IM8 Est. 1907 Id nt the March 28 meeting removes roots, filth, sand and (i4 mile from telephone KI-1-5089 RAHWAY t AVENEL N. J. Turnpike Entrance) SAMMY RAY'S ll.si ::;i Post 2636. V. F. W. At the stoppage from clogged pipes, Telephone KI 1-5715 WO-8-1211 SAM I.AQl'ADRA, Prop. FU-8:9954 iv.retms the following mem- drains and sewers. No digging, .no Business damages—rapid and efficient, Call MUSIC knd BBPAIB SHOP me undated: Joseph Gar- t Builders-Contractors t 417 Hair Bmniwlck Avenue, Fordi SET NEED rtimnmitier: Gustave Cam- Tony's Plumbing and Heating, REPAIR! Cards Juseph Best and Edward WO-8-8007. 3/7-3/28 Call WO-8-4361 .v. Miiior vice commander; MISCELLANEOUS E & SON L«arn to Play the Accordion • Sporting Goods • ii. Ruspnko and Charlea Ret- BUILDER & CONTRACTOR • Coupons The Modern, ART'S RADIO •\;!..[ir vice cdmmander; Al- V TOUR DRINKING nas oecome 152 Rudolph Ave., Railway Get That REEL FIXED jjudge advocate; a problem, Alcoholics Anony- & SON Eisy Way & TELEVISION a Lundai quartermaster; mous can help you, Call Market FLYNH NOW! 3-7621 or write P. 0, Box 253. FUNERAL HOMES No Accordion —SALES and SERVICE— Guhan. chaplain; Steven SERVICE Call Today for i. •: ;> surReon; Joseph Stras-1 Woodbridge. 3/7-3/28 IlUblilhed 51 YMTf To Buy 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL STATION O::.PI Foley and Ouetave1 420 East Avenue On Our Easy Rental Plan Antennas Installed, Tubes test- FOR DARAOO'S Perth Araboy MITCHELL :;».: three-year trustee. International, modern and classical ed free at our store, Car Radios Free Estimates ATJTO DRIVING 8CH0OL Snecialtxinf In ti Ford Ave., Fordi music tausht to beginners ana ad- "RUMER" ii•-'!'. Owens, Robert DeBrln serviced promptly. Largest and Oldest In County CUSTOM-BOLT HOMES VA 6-0358 vanced students. Agents for all top- "I'ENN" •)•...!» Jowkes, Jr.. were wel- make accordions. REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! "ALCEIJO", "A1RKX", "CENTAURE" Hydramatlc, Fluid and Standard Phone: •! .is new members of the 180 McClellan St., Perth Amboy Home of Reel Parts FUltpn 84169 - 1-0758 We carry • full line of Musical WholcsaU and Retail Call HlUcrest 2-7365 Instrumfnts »nrt Accessories 3/7 - 3/28 COLONIA TELEVISION REEL KEMIRS A SPECIALTY p>vr ivvsij TEST Furniture SERVICE ALL MAKES AimrWs — Asked by ex- Coal Pcith Amhoy'a Oldest VlhtabUshed Authorized Zenilli Dealer r 'D siiow up for a driver's State House Dome Accordion Center Reel Checked, Cleaned, 18 tears At the Same Locution Sales & Service PRESS •)". n lligby, 81, compiled Polished, Greased and (Continued from Editorial Page) NOW IN OUR 1951 Models in Stock 1.50 < vfiiKfance. Rlgby struck Adjusted, for Only THE WOODBftinr.E RADIATION: - Because EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER TV & RADIO REPAIRS i' bdoie his auto smashed PAPER NEW HOME! INSTALLATIONS Plus Parts if Needed studies have revealed unfortu- Pii CO. 1 •: .ct near department oti Ed Bonkoski, Prop. nate reaulU In unwarranted use § BIGGER VALUES! FUlton 1-201 lj • TROUT WORMS •••' i>art of his test. Rlgby of X-ray machines and other 357 SUte St.. P. A, VA-6-1290 Car Radios Repaired - •' in ii to finish the test. • MORE TOP BRANDS • WILDLIFE PICTURES 20 I;REE;\ STREET radiological devices, the State DRIVE ir% Discount on All Tubes • BETTER SERVICE! (framed) when purchased in store ' WOODBKIDGE • "V i-xu^i Department of Health Is sCeklng • LOWER PRICES! • HUNTING, FISHING and additional personnel and equip- Pet Shops Corner Inman Avenue and MOTOR BOAT LICENSES merjt to assure that everything Knights of Columbus Kimberly Road ISSUED ion flow Is done that can reasonably be WINTER BROS. COLONIA, N. J. done to protect people against LAST SUNDAY LITTLE Ask How You Can Win unnecessary radiation. WAYSIDE FURN. SHIP ZOO One of Our Trophies 1BSME . He not completely satls- In Its annual report to the of Every Month Servlm Woodbridge RtjIdenU Readings FISHING TACKLE SYTHEOLDIIHERS '• tlu> features nature gave Since 1937 TROPICAL and AND REPAIR - possible to Improve on Governor, the department points St. George Avenue at U. S. out the Atomic Eneifgy Com- Woodbridge - Sewaijen GOLD FISH 'li ;i few modern make-up Port Reading Highway 1, Avenel SPORTING GOODS From John M. Stover, ChrUtliB- mission's radiation protection (At the Wnodbrldsc ALL FISH SUPPLIES knrf, Ohio: I remember when I; system includ.es strict regula. MRS. EVA 256 Monroe Street, 'oil must determine the Cloverleaf Circle) TANKS — PLANTS — PU»iPS rvai s boy on a {arm near Brad- tlonS to govern reactor-produced Or 11 • A.M. to » P.M., lnel. Bit. Readings and. advice on all I Telephone RA-7-3894 "' your ffice: square, trl- PARAKEETS — SINGING lord, Ohio, which at that time was radloficopes. But the Commis- : jPhone l|iut, round or dikmond. AVENEL problems of life. Guarantee i little railroad town. It lies in the sion's regulations do not conttol WOodibrldge 8-1573 CANARIES "i must learn to adapt your satisfaction or no charge. lunctlon of the Pennsylvania "P»n-| X-ray machines, fluorscopes, 20 TYPES OF CAGES Tankless Coils '•'>* and application of COAL $ OIL CO kandle" in Western Ohio. At thst' naturally accurrlng radioactive f FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES Ik i> to play-up certain fea- toe it was a terminal for thjrM materials, and most noruadlc- 826 Railway Ave., A»enel, N. jJ. 50c Readings Daily ll|i pluy-down others. JtST ARRIVED! railroad divisions. As there w«r» tor-producted radloiaotopes, Liquor Stores 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. AVENEL LIONS CLUB rery few through trains, the train-i "'' a styJlsh hairdo lind jsew Shipment of II Use Of X-rays and natural nen had to lay over waiting for; conform tf> yauij needs. No Appointment Necessary sources of gamma radiation has Indoir Plants — All rotted he "Caller" to summon them torj ''if face will benefit from Delicatessen Telephone Woodbrldje 8-1M9 PAPER DRIVE increased in recent years, as well heir return trip. The daily mea i«irt and a soft fluff to one 44 SMITH STREET as the availability of atomlc- GUTH PET SHOP vorked twelve hours a day, with ii"' forehead. Avoid center PERTH AMBOY Last Sunday in Month plle-produced radiolsotopes. In Woodbridge 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret lo overtime. The wages for t Hlind rouge up, then down KI-1-107I) rackman were one dollar s day.' l( many industrial plants, research TREAT SHOPPE " 'f the jaw line. A wide Liquor Store STORE HOURS: AVENEL PROPER ONLY l laboratories and hospitals, the As our farm lay just south of -ioo-heavy mouth will be 613 Railway Ave., Woodbrldfle Mon. Thru Sit. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M, JOS. ANDOASCK, Prop. •Real Estate-Insurance • he (then) Indianapolis Division, I total exposure to radiation in- (Opp. White Church) cludes radiations from X-ray is a wide-awake farm boy, I was* nt-KhapecJ face will look Complete Stock of Domestic laturally very much interested in i| machines, radium and man- • HAI.AUS at their BEST Avenel Coal & Oil Co. 1 a fluff of curls below or made Isotopes. and Imported, Wines, Beers Photography he railroad. "!(1 ears. Ke*p the hair KAIIWAY AVENUE, AVENKL • SODA FOUNTAIN and Liquors Some ot the tilings I taw wert HI. the templet. Actually. JERSEY JIGSAW: - New B vividly Impressed upon my corv • I Ki;Sll KAKGltr GOODS •in 1-shaped face'can wear Jersey's traffic safety achieve- 674 AMBOY AVENUE iciousness that I can cbs» mji a'iy hair arrangement. Taxi Cabs ments for 1856 are expected to Open 7 ,V M. to 10:30 P. M, W00DBK1DGE, N. J. tyes and see them as though th»y' III a wide shallow triangle, give the State the second best INCLUDING SUNDAYS tad happened yesterday. | " 1 lie cheeks, Avoid lipstick The engines were pygmies II 1 mlllage death rate in the United Close \Yediiet.day« at 12 Noon AGENCY ^ t«o bold ineffeot. ;s compared with the monstrouij' V IU States . .. The New Jersey Tux- " Hair up it ymir face Is payers Association urges all • Moving and Trucking • md powerful engines and dieselsi An up-on-one-dw curl or family breadwinner* in the suite Realtor and Insurer J today. No engine had more thsn' 'mill. Avoid aay (jocular ef- Drafting Instruction t •AM drivers and, as the engmsi Complete Moving Job H'l-Md rouge dQwn,Wd under HIUIUST isfd to pull passenger trains, * ime to inalw th^faoe seem ji Ruoms $25 S ttootun $35 "We Sell the Earth and vhich luid few coaches, wers uvai. Tiy for wWe curved FOLKS lAlKST IN DKMAND 1 Kounu J3l) 6 Ituurus $40 JUST PHONE nill (or speed, their driven wer*< HEADQUARTERS FOR Insure What's On It." FAR AWAY? tU Lo«d« Insured — 10 Ycitri Bij) WO 8-0200 hunt six Jeet in diameter wbilf .{ - shaped face rillVATE LKSSONS ECONOMY MOVERS COLOK FILM lie wheels o( the freight engines, |- ; widened at both chin PHONE —Also— NATION YVI1)(S MOVKltS EDISON, N. J. Fast and Courteous HetvUc lad need of traction, were scare* f ™l Wide, ftuffy and |U,( I 1'KINT UtiADlNG 1 half as hifih. |;, w 8-iHlll Hie ears »re good. TODAY AN|) ASSC^IATED MATH. LM At that puiiod th« engines wer» jt BEST SIXH"MON OF WDBRlDGt TAXI wing coal for fuel but they stlU' "Id l* used on the, outer 48-Htato 44a PEARL ST. WOOKHK1IXJE SUITI.1KS IN TOWN/ ail the cnnnnui43, fuiinel-shapwt,' •buae al.f,a. Th< mo,)th Remember, to Draw, Moving inoks stacks which are to be seen •» U1" Hoi uiipbur too wide. Toronto 75* Servlee You Need Not Have AOENi • old pictures. k ppuiiiiJon oi Wt»t AtU (•eo4 «uttrlbailsua «• tkU «•!*«• It J Ul Artistic Hands GALLARD'S PHOTO lk< 014 T|Mi, Ciuuultr Fr S' I" "y is etUmated to have 541 Amboy Ave. WO-8-S«51 Bring Kesults ^ 45,000, with many emigres For Info. (Ml KI-1-514S Natlon»l Van Unet %l WANT ADS uiuii "h" T ! T-, i T ' • • i l r i" ^ ^ 1 Ti rt ^ CARTERET PAGE TWELVE r 1,11 '/\ 1 , l.ljll.' i I .. I •'•" PUT NEW LIFE IN YOUR MENUS PRMfVMSAND YOUR BUDGET WITH... !
LONG ISLAND DUCKS READY-TO-COOK Top-Grade 43 ) ComeS$e.ttrw1IJmatAtPl7
"Super-Right" Quality Swift's Brookfield Ground Beef 29c Pork Sausage Lint BONELESS CHUCK-"Super-Rirht" Beef-(No Fat Added) Stewing Beef 45c Bologna '•Simer-flijkt'^'-••-'" Quality 1 '43c Veaf Roast •49c Codfish Steaks « 39c fc POT ROAST 45 Sliced Bacon :49c Salmon Steaks »- 69c
A*r Brand—Our Finest Quality Blue Peter Brand-Slid FROZEN FOODS! FAVORITES! Orange Juice«*«• 21" 55c Norway Sardines 3 43c A&P Brand—Fordhook F«ty Comtstk ChetH Twfcr.Ywil-Eirly Garden ' Libby's-FamilySize SLICED SWISS 9c Del MonteSpinach 3 r 43< Ripe Olives 2.» 31< 2 S 51« LIMA BEANS 2; 37 ^ 10 or. 1 Ikile- In Heavy Symp Skippy—Chunky or Cream Style Sweet Peas ASPBnnl Sliced Mozzarella .": ,;:31c Del Monte Figs 2; 49c Peanut Butter 2-73< CH0PPED Utty'i Provolone 'Itriwi Brandt-Dames tic Nabisco Broccoli 2£37< >99< Tomato Paste 6 47c Riti Crackers .V,32c Vegetables MIXED 2A 39c ttalian Romano >99c Sunshine Libby's Okra 2;; 49c Cream Cheese '^ 23c Shwicninc Krispy Crackers 2 , 49c Hollowly Uoz. Stuffed Peppers LENTEN FOODS! * Libby's Kale rr i;17c luna risn D, eiic-€^s i. M tl l> Cheese Blinties "» £ 39c Fish Sticks S. Jane Parker Baked Goods Chicken Pies ><<«• 4 ;,97c DoleS PINEAPPLE JUICE Z zQt Campbell .«r"^,. RHUBARB PIE -4* t Clam Chowder £12- 39c A perfect pie ... the delectable flavor of rosy-pink rhubarb Orange Juice - - 3 « 50« in a golden, flaky crust makes this a family favorite! Tangerine Juicer 2'131 c Spices1 Right... Haddock Fillet r. 2^ 69c HOT CROSS BUHS Baked Lightf Coffee Cake BUHER 65c Cheese Cake
j Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetobfes!
lib. 3 b c can;35° ci n95 Assorted Chocolates Bnadeast Beef Stew .... 't::31c Cocoanut Jumble Cookies J ^r8'^23< Fresh Asparagus 25c Westthester Chicken Broth . 2 , 25C Grispo Black Walnut Cookies . 8;;19e G Greenwood's P^ Beets . . 2 '1°; 37 Junket Rennet Powder . . 3 ^- 35° ci Liverwurst Spread 2 3 Q.T. Instant Frosting . Fresh Tomatoes ^ 19 New Crop-Valencia Extra Large Size Bon Olive Oil Cocoa Marsh c Kirkman's Borax Soap , . 3 <•'•> 29C Marcal Paper Hankies . . Florida Oranges 5 39c Fresh Pineapple Seedless, White Golden Ripe Spry Heinz Kraft's Dressing Coca-Cola Florida Grapefruit 5139c Yellow Bananas 2 * 29c fun Plui deposit Sweet Gherkins French or Miraclt U. S. Ho. 1 Grade "A" Size From Florida Farms n^ «. Me 6" 37° bottlf** Maine Potatoes 10 35c Pascal Celery "tr|9c Vanity Fair Swanee Lux Toilet Soap Lix Toilet Seap Lifebuoy Soap Lifebiwy Soap Super Sudi Collates Vel For(«il»l«ndbtlk Etptc'xlly for th« bath For toikt tnd bRinso Blue Lux Ajai Cleaner Fels Naptha Swift's For tho ftrnily with dn Liquid Detergent Inttiot Seap Grinulei Pard Dog Fc i «• 73c I2oi I601 --J7c " t*m cambinillsn 3 cinn "• ti I'riirs eltectlvr tlir:7
in in TO sinnnnn sorciiiT vravs old, lifted n aftlllll wooden brtdai1 off the liver rmnk«, bdlMrC- CROSSWORD PUZZLE '"•ini;i \n;\. < ':i 1 Mrs 'Vf.n! - id :, iinUi u ainix' iuul ci'.scd It iii u • ">)n• ill!• -I ,i! III! Hi y hWKl'i'lV 'hi i"il:ilc of Lori., Adi inn M^Oan down thi- rivpr. They watrtad fto i'in•• fcir ,i cmrin of the lute use the structure th*y iatd, M in known ;is Rnsrmary Story. limdliiK dock fnrth«r down, Tb w"rv put on probation, who » i- last lifurd from twenty 1 yi-urs :i"n At timi1 she w:\fi liviri: with .stealing a nrldm . I'litim nh. Ky.. and is belicvrid lor. |ne IIIIM- i"ime to Wisconsin. Thin | OrUlfUy ISM: i- entitled to an elKlitlidf A PCTtiSylvatila man IWA b«»* ... S||IPTON'S prophe- !iii Mi'C'iiln cstMie. valued at bo- .I,./ ,t all that legend hunting deer with it Mr Mil ni lucrn $RS0.Ofl0 and $100.04)0,001). ' „,,,„. A 15th century arrow rnsU-ad Of a Ttfle. "It'll 1 , tess, her name ap- pnihably a good deal tatttt oft HOYS STI.A1 tlic deer.11 — Th* PrefMtftc* , ' 'the deaths of Crom- C';iMli-il)iiry, V.riiiliitid — Poll'*' K• ,,y E«rl Percy nd <*h- ri.d Unit 7 boys. 12 to U Journal. 1 *' native now is Kg»rftd
RAKE FirtOI.F. . . . Symphony vliilliilst l>vln Mautner plnys CHRISTENSEN'S I4.JM »lolln for San Fram Ism Hnliqui' dealer I.urry Itrown who told It to Mnutnrr fur J7.50. DEPARTMENT STORE STENDINO M1DDLE-: KAST AFt> Is the HOIVfK «f An election reform bill lias been It miiy coat $5,000,000,000 a year offered by Senator Gore (D. In economic uld to stabilize Asia TPIUI.I, which would Impose strip- the Middle East and Africa ACKOBI 48 Pronoun 89 American In- .,,,, „[ the steam engine, JKetit new rules on political con- nualnst Communism, a University 47 Scamp ventor, born 1 V»ry pcTioa 49 Covert* with In YulOTlavU a.,,..,,'• t,-l.'graph. and the end tributions and strict regulations mentioned V Bcsst 01 of ChleiiBO Research group recent 6 Small en- BOQP SU(ts " ,, ,i in 1881. However, 91 SweeUop burattB out rl for publication of Individual cam- lyUold the Senate Foreign Rela closures *S Observe » Oil of rowi A bleMltig 10 Live In tent (Anglo-Jrlsh) - w,,e addition* mate by * paign gifts. The,bill, according to S4 Flrat man Sawlto tionS Committee. The group SUK 14 Glacial 9T Small bed org»B ' M Kind of L ri.a.1'-* Hindlejr In 1171. ridges ID LevsntlM __ horse , NEW COIFFITRES - . . Mrfel*. Its a-urthor, would fix presidential gested a lonii-ranne pioRiiim over ID W»h In f, nowUdgod the fraud two 64 Betftir Km k IB Eavlne ' rvhlblt IBS7 h»ir ftyW, top to fk lampalgh spading limits at wlmt a period of ten to twenty years as clear water 89 Hefotlat* 11 A on the areas M Abode 67 Tree trtn* ToMMy Rft> bottom: jrt Rwev-p. mad monk he culled "realistic" levels, a minimum. M Opposed to S Conuound Briber of '""•'. .... 1? S*tb African swwthtr ethJS Cain ban R, and lylttC K) Immees* Part In piny I vel lth 69 Bub out saucer. Lou could 'r* ^» It Cnowlng out 70 Larob's 36 Flni*e n ton and thoee in the antf have done many things to foster the highest ideals PAYMENT NOW- years that the half-mile, dirt midwest imports, are expected to designa. ir,,,:, take similar action. of citizenship and to maintain our moral standards track has been selected for thehave a go at the purse of $4,500 IALANCE eastern take off. against 40 per cent of net. Thpse I Pleas* Mod me full information anil ottalgg M I.KGAL WOTICE8 in every way; OVER MANY MONTHS Steiawaj Vortical Piano*. A field of more than two dozen that make It to the feature will be I shooting for an additional winner's Minn: TO UDDERS NOW, THEREFORE, I, Edward J. Dolan, Mayor of ranking drivers end first rate You ntsf rerft t Steinway on our ; ,,i) uil. he reotlvwl bj the Name... sprint cars will converge oil Head- prize of $l'S0 in the form of a c'ush rental purdhase plan. All money .' in:i .moil of the Boroujh of the Borough of Carteret, N. J., do hereby proclaim Sinclair award. .. .'••.•* Jersey, «t tb« €ut*nl ing for the opener. A 30 lap In- paid for delivery and rental will he Addnw. - ii. Wednesday «entns Sunday, March 31, 1957 as Knights of Columbus Day, deducted fcom the puichane price Tear.out and mail this coopo*. . at nijht o'clock, for tb« augural Sweepstakes will highlight . • • • CKNBHAL AND ART BOP- and I utge all our citizens to give thought to the a program that opens with 1:30 FIRST OF IS TO WED and be applied to the down paynital. ; nl lll • :, ni^-lKB school y*«r. o'clock time trials. Plttsfleld, Me. — Eunice Marie ijr i:|ii:!i«l mid rend at ibis charitable and patriotic ideals of the Knights of n Two of the nation's most talked Broks, 19, the oldest daughter in Th* Hutk Ctntcr of N*w trmy" :n-. n.uv be seen tt the Columbus; to the fight against communism and the about driven probably will be • ••• -.-it-wry during What was the nation's biggest aill- front and center wheji tht eg green preservation of religious freedom and civil rights in girl family, was recently married • tu i:f delivered, prepaid, flag falls. They are Tommy Hln GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY to Dennis It Huff, also 19, of Hart- STEINWAY REPRESENTATIVES : u! Education reacrvea the our country. nershitz from nearby Oley, six- ••• ' ..nv or all bids and to time Eastern champion and vir-land. Eunice has twelve sisters .li'oriimiitlt! In the best 605 BROAD STREET • NEWARK 2 • NEW JERSEY •:,!• Huurd. EDWARD J. DOLAN, Mayor tually ageless favorite of seaboard and one brothar. The arrival of o ISNIKN 8«retitrr racegoers, and Bob Ta'ttersall, an Leslie Benjamin Brooks, now 2Vi> ONM WEDNESDAY fVENINOS UN1U MNi UlephOM MAlUI 3-5110 ,rnf Huard u! Educittton Borough of Carteret interesting newcomer from Strea- years old, ended the all-girl tor, 111. family. > (ninny Surraiite'l Court Attest: , ' '' Hlnnershitz and his Miracle •1 UK TO (RKJUTORS - KITUS Admlnlitntrli of PATRICK POTOCNIG, Borough Clerk Power Special will be embarking Unc.ised. by direction «f In defense of titles won last sea- h <>wn Aurrogat* of w :•• M. manors of the said Prank o riir in their flerjw. demand* i. ,.i.,!nst the Mtate Of Die ' 'ii under, oath or aArroa- . .\ months from this 4M- - ' • turrver barred of toy • r..-r.-: .r ugalnut the uld Ad-
. •'.! :•'. 1th, 1HT. MAROARTT KKRTG9. For your kltohta Admlnlstriitrli K . .!i Esq., an extra phone saves st^pa Mrney. C P 3/15. M. »; 4/9/iT when you're bueiest. We Carry A 'umplete S^cMop Of :TED& DOMESTIC VKS & LIQUOB8 Free Delivery DIAL 5975 For the basement wor iOCKMAN'S or laundry—an extra phope |V1 MS & LIQUOR Mm saveB stair climbing. "iolpli St.. and rnrtWai Ai<«, I ARTERET, N, J. For your bedroom —an extra phone in color with a volume control bell adds SAY chatm aa well aa convenience "HAPPY Offera extra security, too. BIRTHDAY" BY PHONE |costs littl* anywh«r L Lowell, Miss. 65< priced'low to help,you m UGLY FAT enjoy better service IN TEN DAYS OR MONEY BACK For the teenager's room here It Uie an extra phone makes a ll]^ ut'wti Ui ccwe alung IB •• "ud cuiiveutont way lo l*t thrilling birthday or '-' mtuids antler ttuui «v«r, 1 Li" >')> slim mid trim u you graduation gift 1 iisw product ctllsd OIA- IJI will liunfor tuid appetite '"j diet, no cxexjlwt. Abeo- IIIIUM, WIIBJI you tyVt DIA- • •'•:i! enjoy yuur DMKIS. still •"'•; you life but yyu »ua|)!y ' '"• urge (or (|M {MrUona '"uiiciiiiy yum wcfslft Diuat I iiM-miM), as yom owu'doo- II iw, wlieu yoM«»t 1«M, you To order—just phone your '' l^iUiitivti fiu no lilt ggtT iu yuurwilf wli»t It «ui dv. 'iwld uu tliUOUABAHTW: Telephone Business Office weight *lth UM firat inn ur tt^ pjkol^fts coato lillu; For d«rctaii«d ooroem and bedroom-* JERSEY BELL 'Unlit youi fcauk a dial li^ht phone make* calling easy.
N. J. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, \%'t CAHTF.KF,T
OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. FORDS - WOODBR1DGE MONDAY GUYS THRU .M.1flP.H RT. No. 9, y4 MILE from TURNPIKE EXIT SATURDAY to 100 Yards from Exit 128 — Garden State Parkway 9:3 IT "10
ices Slashed on ftLL Top Name Washers NO-IRON CHINTZ CANNON EMBOSSED DISH TOWELS 5-1 BRAND NEW BEDSPREAD Solids and Checked — Fringed IX $ Full or Twin Size Braided RUGS Pink, Blue, Green, and Washable — Multi-Colom! Fully Yellow with White Ruffles Automatic Sculptured Chenille Rugs Thickly Piled CAFE CURTAINS Loop Twist $ TO MATCH 0.87 27" x 48" WASHER 36" Size 11 Shades 2 <- 5 FORMICA TOP Nationally Advertised At 9.95 Nationally Advertised at 18.95 Natoinally Advertised At 1 Mi, LADIES' FAILLE LADIES' ALL WOOL ROCK 'IS' ROLL Price Includes Installation DUSTERS SPRING SUITS y Lined CAR COATS Admiral Admiral 7-45 \ \ Cu. Ft. i« 2 I Model
REFRIGERATOR They will create » TELEVISION fashion riot. Cross Top Freezer Tyrolean cotton sheen All wool. car coats Pitted and boxy arc also Included. styles. All with Fully line. fancy linings. All the latest Many with colors and hoodb. fabrics. Sizes 10-18. Sizes 10-18, 9-15.
Nationally Advertised At 8.99 Nationally Advertised At 7.99 Nationally Advertised At 8!lj 1957 Model—Top Name AUTOMATIC GAS BOY'S ALL WOOL GIRL'S UNEN-LOOK Girl's 4 and 6 Pc. Bonurcllu j 30 Gallon NEW SPRING SPORT 2 pc. CAPE LINEN SUIT! HOT WATER $ ENSEMBLE HEATER JACKETS SUITS 4 Glass Lined, 10-Year Warranty I'nneiaiu Top 3 ,64 Service and Delivery Optional —We Reservo the Right to Limit Quantities.
Polka dot lined etipc. Full swing skirt. Navy and New Spring Red. Sport Jack- sizes 3-8x. GRASS et;* in 7-14 - (4.M tine f 50% OFF! Novelty and patterns In the most do sired 5 lbs. 87 ROSE BUSHES 4-12. »« FERTILIZER Nationally Advertised At 3.99 bark, side 1. MiiM'd t|ii:'''i BOYS' REVERSIBLE zipper trlmiiii'd »i" 5-10-5 ClOSlll!! 3. Its own sp|i,irult <-olhtr iiiitl ' '•'• nylon bouffant 2. Tor;,!) jnm>•••!" crinoline with irlmiiii'd *^l! JACKETS • flounce bottom. buds mid l"'iir 50[lbs. $1-89 4. Flower trimmed blocked hat 3. Flowi'r triiiii'i' 5. Nylon isloves. 5, Cltajr plastic tote 4. Clear plBhtn- bag, trimmed with b»n with In'iii GRASS WHIP 99c bonurcllu lincu. liuen trim. Steel Teeth GRASS RAKE 19 Nationally Advertised At 3.98 SPRINKLER CANS «*** 2- BOY'S IVY LOOK Imported HOLLAND SPRING SLACKS
Gladiolus BULBS buttoa Irunt. build color Jacket w.Ui C revernlblu i:i In blrlped Ijiiu
