YOL, XX—NO. 39 FOKDS, W, X, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 Weekly PSICE TEN CENTS'- : 12:,'Foreign • New Use in Pup^ Exhibit Viewed For Land Builder May Alter Apartment Plans, Due to Objections WOODBRIDGE —• A choice tract of land, formerly known as Varadys Grove, Ford Ave- nue, Fords, will becpme the site of a 188-unit garden type apartment house, or a series of either single or duplex homes in the near future — but the property will not remain idle as it has for some time now be- cause of. a hassle over what should or should not be erected on the land. Donald Aronow, who has done considerable building in the township, has submitted a plan to subdivide the area for individual homes. At last night's Township Committee meeting, this fact was brought out when - the Planning- Board told the committee that a hearing on the plan to build -JL the apartment would be halted because of litigation brought about by residents living in the "THERE'S WHEKE M5T FAMELT CAME FEOM!"—These students in the sixth grade of the Sewaren Sehoo! are study- immediate vicinity who object- ing a map of Europe they made with photographs of their parents and grandparents attached and arrows leading- to ed to this type of project. country of origin. Shown above are (left to right) George Schonwald (Hungary), John Olver (Wales), Evelyn York Mr. Aronow, according to the (Hnngary) and Beverly Molchan (Austria). Mrs. A. E. Kowley, class teacher, stands at far right; Planning Board has presented SEWAREN — Europe isn't a village in which she was born. map—whatever they thought to Rowley. "There's nothing but a sketch which divides the far-away jumble" of strange A colored bas-relief map of do. Then each brought in as coal there, he kept repeating property into separate parcels, countries to the 22 boys and Hungary was made by George good an exhibit of the country's gloomily." 60x100 feet. Because of Mr. girls in Mrs. Rowley's sixth Schonwald.. product as was possible. Wayne Though originally planned as Aronow's new move the Board grade at the .Sewaren School. Twelve countries of origin Stueck (Germany) won first a geography project, Mrs. postponed further action until 'if' Since their project, 'The Home were represented by the 22 prize for his booklet, and Jean- Rowley found that "Home Of the first week in December. Of Otir Ancestors," each land pupils, with. Poland having the Pierre Sefczek won first for his Our Ancestors" tended to get - The builder's original plan is the. background of a class- largest single group, four. Next products' exhibit that included over into other parts of the was to construct duplex homes mate who brought in samples were Germany and. Hungary stamps, china, money and dolls, curriculum. The- booklet covers «n the tract, which had been of its produce, pictures, art and with three each, then Ireland, as well as the famous whiff of were judged during art period, zoned for Class B residential leminiscencfe xif grandparents. '•Italy and Czechoslovakia with Chanel.No. 5. and the actual writing of the dwellings. However, in view of A bottle of Chanel No.. • 5 •two. Countries with one pupil Jack Olver (Wales) had the text was discussed in English the continued need for new perfume brought back by Jean- each were England, . France, distinction of bringing in a composition. schools, the Planning Board Pierre Sefczek's mother after Wales, Austria, Holland and photo of his family for the 'Best Class' felt' that a" garden type apart- her recent trip home to Paris Yugoslavia, bulletin board map that in- "The project also started the ment would not create the pupil was part of his French exhibit. Each boy and girl made a cluded four generations. children for the first time on problem the duplex homes IGKELANT YICTOKS — Jolna Evanta, left, and David MiBer, jure seen above -with their \7lvc\s, i.";^ !s.1"~Li^ a tre»* Francis Bash interviewed his booklet about their country that "That cheered Jack up be- doing a little original research would. Because of this the mendous victory in t&e newly-created Fifth Ward. The two were the only ones in the race for Township Committee- grandmother for her memories included a product map, pic-cause he was depressed about of their own, and how to handle Board recommended to Mr. man to win for the Republican party. They will join t&e governing body New Year's Day, with eight Democrats ang of the small Czeehoslovakian tures, short history) climate his product map," says Mrs. (Continued on Page 2) Aronow that he construct the tlie Bemocratic Mayor, Hugh B. Quigriey. The photo was taken shortly after the returns were m Tuesday night, at til® apartment. home of Mr. Miller, Wendy Drive, Colania. | As it stands now, unless the residents withdraw tli&- -com- Postmaster plaints against the apartment building, either single or duplex homes will be built on the prop- Job in Air Sweetness and Oghi erty. There was one thing Jrought out at the meeting— WOODBRtDGE — No one- By CttMELES E. GREGORY WOODBRIDGE The Mr. Aranow who invested Campaign Manager Assays Factors Bearing on Stunning has been selected or recom- identity, along with further $100,000 for the purchase of the mended for the postmastership facts, about the construction 11.3 acre tract is going to build Upset by Evanko? Miller over 5th Ward Democrats of Woodbridge it was ascer- With my usual inconsistency, I belong to no party of a new light manufacturing something on the land and he tained last night when The —> but I advocate the two-party system. plant in the Avenel section of wants to get started at the COLONIA — The $64,000 "3. The indifference and Fords, Hopelawn and Keas- Independent-Leader -communi- the / township, will definitely earliest opportunity. question in Woodbridge neglect of Colonia's problems bey. This is the first election ,* .- •* . # * Township today is "How which residents have ex- in which Colonia has been cated with Representative Peter be revealed next week, ac- Want Sub-division cording to Joseph P. Somers, come those two Republicans perienced from township of- almost intact in its vote as Frelinghuysen's office. - Party labels aren't becoming to me, although I will A large parcel of land direct- got elected to the township Industrial Commissioner. ly across the street from the ficials and departments. the new Fifth Ward." There had been talk Mr. concede they may be to* others, I like a freedom of committee?" "3. The hard-working, door- WOODBRIDGE — The local 3?reHnghuysen, who was re- Mr. Somers said last night (Continued on Page 2) Second factor in the huge Democratic steamroller, which choice in my candidates, because I am unwilling to the name of the company was, The man with an answer bell ringing campaign put on vote that came out in the has purred unmolested for so eieet^sd Tuesday, would name by necessity, being withheld is slim, dark-haired Buddy by Evanko and Miller. Fifth Ward — 85 per cent of a successor to the post left permit anyone with a king complex to pick out some many years, this week ran in- for a week because of several Harris of 61 Cypress Drive, "i. The fact that the regis- all registered voters — was to a small disaster. vacanKby the death of Leon chromo for dog-catcher and then make me feel ob- technicalities in the transac- campaign manager for John tered Democrats and Inde- Vwrt the feeling that "Colonia Is The small disaster was ths E. McElroy, immediately after ligated to cast my ballot for such chromo merely be- tion. Evanko, who, together with pendents in the Fifth Ward, a step-child" of the town, the election. His office said newly-created Fifth Ward, cause I am a faithful party hack. I think there is a The commissioner promised David Miller, are the first both larger groups than the that it pays taxes but re- which consists of a large part that no recommendation has the. plant will definitely be Republicans to get elected Republicans, got solidly be- ceives almost nothing in re- of Colonia and where two eager been made to the President, vast difference — and I think this should be remem- constructed; and that between EDISON — Mayor Anthony to township office in 6 years. hind Evanko and Miller turn, continued the young Republican candidates, Joha who makes the appointment, bered — between religious and partisan loyalty. 500 and 1,000 will be em- Yelencsics and 70 other com- Mr. Miller's campaign man- The creation of the new campaign manager. Evanko and David Miller seS which, must be confirmed by ployed. munity leaders are invited to ager was Russell Moody. Fifth Ward was the basis of Resent Slur out to be the Davids against the Senate. , They don't belong in the same devotional scheme of Representatives of the J. I. attend a progress report meet- Here are the reasons for a the Republican success, Mr. the Goliath which had been ing November 13 to hear high- "Woodbridge township has things, and it is a mistake to confuse fealty. Being{ Kislak Inc., real estate brok- Republican victory in the Harris explains. five wards and town income the Democratic dominance Since the death of Mr. Mc- ers, have been in conference lights of activities of The 'Port Fifth Ward in an otherwise throughout Woodbridge Town= Elroy ^here have been five an unswerving Mohammedan arid being an unswerv- of New York Authority during "It would have been im- should be equally distri- with Mr. Somers. It has been Democratic sweep, according possible any other way. For buted," Harris insisted., ship for the past dozen years. persons prominently mentioned ing, voting surety of the The-Sons-and-Daughters-of- revealed the plant will con- the past four years. The group During this period, total Demo~ for thth e ..post. tain approximately 100,000 will meet at 8' P. M. at the to Mr. Harris: the last four elections Co- "Drive around in Fords, them is I-Will-Arise should be different states of mind, never "1. The creation of the new lonia has leaned toward a Woodbridge proper, . Hope- cratic reign had been disturbed Clement S tancik, assistant square feet and will be erect- Pines Restaurant,.Route 27. very briefly by only one Re- postmaster, a^ position he has ed on a 10-acre tract adjacent Fifth Ward with its fairer Republican vote, but it was lawn — what do you see? to be related. Anthony F. Mauriello, of the representation. publican victory. lieie for the past 21 years. He to a main highway. The con-Port Authority's - Community always offset by the vote in (Continued on Page 2) lias been ,,with the. post office * # *. * cern will manufacture elec- Relations Department, will dis- However, in this instance,, for 34 years. Since I am an advocate of a strong two-party sys- tronics and will be in the :uss the expansion work car- Messrs. Evanko and Millef Another Republican/Robert tem, as a means of assuring checks and balances vicinity of the RCA plant. ried on at the agency's 20 fa- halted with startling sudden** Deter, a car salesman, was a The plant, as projected, cilities since 1954, when Edi- ess the progress of the well= member of the Township Com- between conflicting points of view, I have been un- should be an asset to the com- son, then known as Raritan maintained, sturdy and seem-* happy for many years because of the heavy domi- munity. There will be • noTownship, was the subject of a To Investigate Blast ingly indestructible Democrat!® mittee for one term, 1953-54, • New Manager machinery. With a do-it-your- although he ran unsuccessfully nance of local Democratic influence. The Repub- odors or noise and the area special radio salute by the Au- EDISON — It was reported where the boys said they found EDISON — The appoint- three previous years. He has will be landscaped. It is un- thority. He will illustrate his Tuesday by. Prosecutor Warren dynamite a week before. self kit, the Fifth Ward Re- been an active G.OP. worker. licans, preferring to having bloody battle among derstood several other com- talk with slides showing these W. Wilentz that the office of State law requires dynamite ment of Marvin K. Hughes as]publicans halted the gargantu= He spent four and a half years themselves to waging intelligent and objective war munities have been negotiat- up-to-date advances as well as State Attorney General David left on a job must be under production manager of Ford's an strength of their opponents* in service, with all but a year ing- in order to get the plant future plans. D. Furman has taken an inter- two locks and. a close inventoryM-E-L Division Metuchen As- impressive paraphernalia and on their intellectual and political opposites, have to locate with them. v must be kept to determine strolled easily and without mo- oyerseas. Mr. .Deter is a nephew A question-and-answer ses- est in the case of the two boys sembly Plant has been an- of Mrs. John W. Boos, who has transgressed on an historic tradition of responsibility, sion "will follow the entire pres- injured Friday night by a blast quickly if any is missing. lestation to an impressive vic- teen a power in the First Ward and abjectly deserted decent principle —• maybe for entation with Edwin B, Wilson, of dynamite allegedly stolen Vincent Cestone, one of Ve- nounced by" E. J. Bond, plant tory goal. The steamrollery Republican politics for over as little as a postmaster's job. This nauseates all director, and John J, Collins from a construction tunnel un- rona's owners was fined $25 manager. never having failed except for three decades. der the Pennsylvania Railroad. in July for failure to keep an Prior to bis promotion, Mr. a single wheeze six years ag© independent voters professional assistant, both of was stopped in its tracks. Eugene Gery, a Republican and I am as sick as any of the Authority's Community Re- The investigation is being led inventory in dynamite caps on Hughes was a general superin- lations . Department, partici- by Detective George Soriano. a job in Middlesex Borough. tendent at the M-E-L Division Evanko and Miller, two likea- stalwart, who tried three times them. Rites Held ble and tireless competitors, re- toisuccessfully for a seat on pating with the main speaker Robert Kosna, 14,1665 Route Eklund and Kosnac told po- Assembly Plant, St. Louis. fused to be frightened by either the Township Committee, is "WOODBRIDGE —: Funeral Participants on the October 27 and Peter Eklund, 16, 1272lice they had set off individual A native of Kansas City, Mo., j ;i their lack of com- It was refreshing, Tuesday, when we started re- sticks successfully prior to Fri- tra{ it on or also known to be seeking'the services for Mrs. Lillian M. 1954 radio program included Route 27, were seriously in- Mr. Hughes first joined Ford in paraWe mechanical equipment poskTSe served overseas during installing two-party government in Woodbridge Brewster, widow of the 'late former Mayor James Forgione; jured in the blast which took day which means the dynamite 1935 at Ford'Fords Kansas City As- .^y UEed chewing gum< baling World War H with. the.rank of Township. This was made possible because two men George Brewster, will be held Anthony Ferrullo, farmer presi- place between Sutton Lane and taken for the tragic blast would sembly Plant and left in 1941 today at 2 P.M. at the Greiner dent of the Edison Chamber of have been missing a week. wire and plaster of paris to put lieutenant arid returned as a — John Eyanko and David Miller — were willing to the Edison Station. The dyna- to attend the U. S. Marine together a contraption whose disabled veteran. He has been Funeral Home, 44 Green Commerce, and Professor Frank mite was allegedly taken from Godwin said yesterday he Corps Officer Candidate assert with sufficient vigor the claim that all honest Street. The Rev. Earl H. De-Helyar, chairman of the Edi- didn't believe the dynamite principal effectiveness consist- First Ward Republican leader; a point over the line in High- School. He served as a com- ed of the dedication of those' vanny will officiate. son Planning Board. land Park. found under the tracks would president of the First Ward citizens are competent to gain the confidence of their Brewster died Monday at her missioned officer for four years who offered to operate it. It Republican Club and served as have ruptured the Pennsyl- with the Marines during World fellows. It was so refreshing, in fact, that Messrs, home, 79 Grove Avenue. Eklund, who lost his right vania's main line. The railroad contained no chromium finish, a member of tae<5.Q.p. coun- hand and left arm and Kosnac, War II and was discharged as white-walls or dual exhausts — ty committee. Evanko and Miller won resounding victories, whose Mrs. Brewster was the said its police are cooperating a first lieutenant. Following former Lillian May Schatz of who lost his eyesight, are in in the investigation. only a combustion chamber Others mentioned are two example should be examined •— as much as small Newark and attended schools et critical condition in Middlesex his discharge, Mr. Hughes which fired hundreds of volun- Democrats, former Township capacity will permit — by the Republican leadership there. She came to Wood- General. Hospital. joined Remington Arms, Inc., teers to keep it on its course.; Taxpayers to Hear in Lake City, Mo., as area Comnxttteeman William Fitz- which was responsible for the fiasco here, as well as bridge after her marriage 44 The boys have told police The Democrats had antici- patriek and Assessor David T. years ago and had made her For Exhibition they got the dynamite from the supervisor. pated the effects of the spirit EDISON — Miss Sophie On- Grillo Speak Tonight Gerity, since it is a Republi- nationally, on Tuesday. , home here ever since. Her tunnel driven under the rail- EDISON — Allison Grillo, Later he became a general (Continued on Page 2) can President's appointment, it husband, who died seven ton, 235 Post Road, Nixon, will road near the Cronk Box Cor- superintendent with General have an exhibit of her paint- head of the local division of is unlikely either will be named. years ago, was a member of poration, 238 Cleveland Ave- health, welfare and recreation, Motors in Kansas City and re-GRETCHEN! COME HOBffi! I advocated here last week the election of Evanko the family which is one of the ings on display at the Burr nue, Highland Park, by the joined Ford in February, 1957, WOODBRIDGE — Gretchen, oldest in the Township. Brew- Galleries, 115 W. 55th Street, will address a meeting tonight where did you go? and Miller. I have been interested in them since Verona Construction Company. of The Taxpayers Association in a similar capacity at St. sters have lived in Wood- from Sunday through Novem- The tunnel is for one of the Louis. Gretchen is the 12-year-old their campaign started. A myopic Bepublican lead- bridge since.the days of the ber 22, at Old Town Hall. Boxer, devoted companion ot SKWAREKT—Miss Clara Nel- ership rejected them in the primary, and they won Revolution. An opening reception is Sdison-Metuchen connections The meeting will start Mr. Hughes, a member of Miss Margaret Henricksen, son, secretary of Saritan chap- scheduled' Sunday from. 4 to! he Raritan Valley Trunk promptly at 8 as Mr. Grillo is the Masonic Order, Khoury ter, Order of the Eastern Star, easily, The same myopic Republican leadership Mrs. Brewster was a devoted Sewer. guidance counselor at Wood- member of the First Presby- 8 P. M. scheduled for another engage- League, V.F.W., and Ameri- bridge High School, which received tribute for her chapter Miss Onton is a graduate of j A 50-pound bos of dynamite ment forty-five minutes later. can Legion, also studied at this week from from the Chil- wandered aimlessly through the town in other wards terian Church, and. a long- wandered from the security of time znember of its Ladies' Parsons and Traphagen Schoolsjwas found Sunday in the tun- William Schadewald, presi- Warrensjiurg-' Teachers College her riiome at 150 Prospect Ave«* dren's Home Society of New while Evartko and Miller were doing hard work — the and has taught art in Newjnel under.the tracks by Wil- dent, announced a discussion and is a Dale Carnegie School Jersey, Trenton, for the finan hard way. It is true, of cour.se, that each is an at- Aid Society, of which she was nuei If anyone has seen her, cial contribution to the home secretary at the time of her York City and Edison. She is liam Godwin, Edison public will be held concerning the'graduate. Married and with Miss Henrieksen will be most from the chapter's share in the tractive, earnest and industrious individual who death. She leaves no immedi- a member of the New Bruns- works superintendent who went township's pre-budget hear- two children, he plans to settle grateful if she can hear some Eastern Star Endowment Fund (Continued on Page 2) ate relatives. wick Art Center. mto the tunnel to see the point ings. his family in the area. word. PAGE TWO THURSDAT, NOVEMBER 8, 195S
Third Ward. Mr. Dragos had pendents and Democrats—the Miller, Ireland; Linda Griffin, New Use Viewed 2;770 votes to his credit. SWEETNESS and LIGHT-. . campaign manager sees as a Ann Marie Wetzel, Germany; Edison Croup (Continued from Page 1) In the'new Fourth Ward, two (Continued from Page 1> direct result of the second, the Thomas Kopcho, Judith Tru- Woodbridge Publishing Com- new candidates, fought it out would naturally attract support purely on the neglect of Colonia's problems. siak, Sleanor Mosakowski, pany and adjoining the Penn- with the Democrat, Thomas With 6100 registered voters, inGenevieve Chomicki, Poland; is strength' of personality. It is unfortunate our Repub- the new Ward, there are 3550 Janice Wasilek, Czechoslovakia; Rush said Joanne sylvania Railroad is also in theCostello scoring a big margin Ann Krasovic, Yugoslavia; An- EDISON — The Woodward, and Paul Newman hands of the Planning Board over John Leddy. Mr. Costel- lican leadership is so lacking in resources — here Independents, 1400 Democrats Township Young . Democratic ISELIN —, Police £; toinette Giordano, Jane La John R. Egan received a re- talked her into doing "The for action. lo's count was 2,581 against and everywhere — that it cannot induce and support and 1050 Republicans. Final Ponte, Kally; Patricia Hutchins, Club will hold a Harvest Darice Philadelphian" and that now 1,694 for the loser. tally figures at Republican ; port this morning from Tex Reliable sources indicate candidates of a similar ability elsewhere. - Hungry; Kenneth Bartos, Rus- at 8:30 P.M., Saturday, Novem- Perry, chairman of the. Great* she's glad. She not only gets to that the Mutual Grocery Com- headquarters Election night sia. ber 22, at the Phoenix Bar and First Ward * * * *" • • • play opposite Paul, but she were: Evanko, R., 2978; Miller, er Iselin Civic Association pany, which has a large store Mr. Kath won all but two Grill, on Jackson Street, Fords. civic-improvement committee, wears some beautiful clothes. on Rahway Avenue, will con- R., 2976; Cahffl, D., 2155; districts in his ward. He Our newspapers supported candidates of 'both Hozempa, D., 2144. The dance will celebrate the that two directional signs; struct a building for its main showed his zest gains in the parties in Tuesday's election. We were impressed by first anniversary of the Edison identifying; Iselin with ar-. " Othe" stork news ... the offices, providing the tract can second district where he had a In conclusion, Harris said he saw no reason why voters in political - social "organization, rows at two intersections lit Peter Lawfords -are expecting be split into three parcels. Themajority of 254 and the third Stewart Hutt in the First Ward, but expected nothing ggerty - whose current membership is the western part of WoodM •'• their third baby in a few weeks.Board has taken this under where he topped his opponent in the way of concrete support for him from his pa*rty other sections could not achieve bridge Township, New- Dover consideration and a decision is what Colonia has done at the 97. According to President by 213. Mr. Hutt carried the organization. It simply wasn't there, as we antici- John A. Delesandro, the club Road and Colonia Boulevard " 'While adding some bedrooms expected shortly. The chain fifth and seventh districts. polls if they ate willing to work Is'Nominated and New Dover Road and store needs only one-third of pated, but he made a creditable showing despite ab- has the second highest mem- onto his Beverly Hills house for In the Second Ward, the in- as hard and believe in their ger.'EDISQtT*^N nonSnate — Mrs. Peggy-HagV president- bership in Middlesex County, Middlesex Avenue, Colonia, 'liis seven children,.Dean Martin the tract, .but indications are had been removed. that the other two tracts would cumbent, Mr. Krauss won in sence of help from any hut his personal friends — cause as strongly as the Co-o f tbe Ladies Auxmai.y of Edi. exceeded only by the Sayre- lias turned his garage into a be used for professional or of- every district, winning by ma-who are entitled to take a bow for their interest and loma voters did. son Volunteer ^ Fire Company ville Young Democrats. It is The. angle-iron posts bear-* dormitory. The kids love it. The jorities of 391 in the second neighbors have yet to be heard fice buildings. encourageijaent to a nice, capable young fellow who No. 1 at the last meeting. The also very active in county ing were imbeded about four and 173 in the sixth. The other slate to be elected Monday also Young Democratic affairs and feet into the ground, accord- from. The Planning Board has re-loser, Mr. Neary, managed to has a prociivity for making friends, for searching for Pulpit Exhibit active in Edison Township pol- ing to Mr. Perry and he was: ceived the request from Mutual includes Mrs. Evelyn Evans,, win in the third, fourth and the truth, for performing public service. He will, I (Continued from Page 1) vice president; Mrs. Margaret(itical activities. uncertain whether the signs Jimmie Komaeks is being for the center portion of the fifth districts, but lost heavily reference material andJKJebel, secretary; . Mrs. Helen Kathleen Iiebhart is chair- were stolen or were vandal's: tested by Frank Sinatra to play land. in the second and sixth. know, find a place to use his talents. sources,' 'Mrs. Rowley explains. prey. . • . -:;.;;>:/.•: ••' Miller, recording secretary and man of the affair and Dorothy- the son of Eddie Robinson in • Other Business Committeeman Dragos won * * * * "I feel they did a fine job, but Mrs. La Verne Straka, treas- The signs were installed by "AH My Tomorrows." The Township Committee I knew they would. They're.- one Drwal is vice chairman. Mrs, all but two of the eight d We supported Robert Winthrop Kean, Republican, urer. Vincent Yaede, chairman . of Township employees but weri was informed by the Realty Ap- tricts. In his Third Ward he of the best classes I've ever Hostessess will he ,. Mrs. paid for by the Association.;; V 'ifo day's pie tare review: praisal Company that the against Harrison Williams, Jr., Democrat, and Mr. had." the club's social comittee, will Perry who works from mid-; major portion of its task in ap-compiled majorities of 100 or Straka, Mrs. Evans and Mrs.also assist. SAW WIND IN EDEN better in the first, second, fifth, Williams was successful. He promised more things, Repercussions of this re- night to 7 A.M. at a plant in: The ingredients of "Raw praising the township was com- search also got the parents Margaret Koerber. Music will be furnished by ClarM Township says he plans pleted and all that remained seventh and eight districts. Dr. and Mr. Kean was hampered by ,his intellectual ,Wind In Eden" include ro- Borup eked out slight margins busy on family reseach. Mrs. Dirty Bird "The Spades" and attire will be to keep an eye on the remain- • mance,, adventure, Esther Wil- was a check on the local indus- honesty — which is a vast liability in these days of Albert H. Bowers, mother of informal. Stephen Capestro is ingS."Welcome to Iselin" sign tries. The firm said that it wasin the third and fourth dis- A man finally bought a par- rijams and Jeff Chandler. tricts. wanting power more than principle. We wish for John, (England) told Mrs. Row-1rot at an auction after some ticket chairman and can be on Middlesex Avenue at the --Miss "Williams is cast as a substantially ahead of schedule. ley that she was amazed at spirited bidding. "I hope the reached at HI 2-4141. Others Colonia-Iselin line. A woman in the audience Mr. Costello, a funeral direc- Mr. Williams, however, a "successful term of office. "what she had learned from her fashion model who has a natu- tor in Iselin, who ventured into bird talks," the buyer said to from whom tickets can be pur- - ral affinity for playboys, and wanted to know if the Koppers own father about her ances- the auctioneer. Company in Port Reading had local politics for the first time * * * * tors, egged on by the class proj- chased are Mrs. Nicholas Sla- EDISON STUDENTS ; vice versa. While sojourning in "Talk?" asked the auctioneer. vick, 2nd vice president, John EDISON — Two Township Rome, she is jilted by one play- been keeping its bargain about had easy sailing all the way. Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., our Representative in ect. giving the Township Commi- He won all nine districts in the "He's been bidding against you Galambos, membership chair- students are enrolled as fresh-. boy back in the U.S.A., and Congress, was also our choice for reelection, and he As a by-product of "Home for the past ten minutes!" man, and also club members. quickly teams up with another ttee regular weekly reports on ward. Of Our Ancestors," Mrs. Row- me. in Union Junior College's of the same ilk (Carlos Thomp- the company's efforts to abate Senate Sace won without any serious difficulty. He has been a ley also hopes that it will teach Diabolical Day Session. They are among son). noises and air pollution. Com- Harrison Williams carried diligent and intelligent member of Congress, but he the children the value "and "Why's your car painted blue MEETS TONIGHT 729 students in the Cranford mitteeman Peter Schmidt, act- the township by a 5,000 majori- worth of family photos, me- on one side and red on the WOODBRIDGE—The Wood- college's Day and Evening Off for three weeks of sun ing mayor in the absence of needs to revise his concept of his duty to the party Sessions. and fun aboard the yacht of a ty over his Republican oppo- mentoes, and reminiscences. other?" bridge Businessmen's Associa- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, told nent, Robert W. Kean for the organization. In Middlesex County it is a vacuum, Other members of the class "It's a terrific scheme. You tion will meet tonight at How- James W. Miller, 3 Violet Swedish billionaire, their plane her the company had kept its Place, and Robert P. Taylor, 34 crash-lands on an almost unin- Senate seat, Mr. Williams and why Mr. Frelinghuysen should feel called upon and their ancestral countries should hear the witnesses con- ard Johnsbn's -Restaurant at bargain and read the reports polled 14,452 are Robert Cassidy, Mary Ann tradict each other." 6:30. Cambridge Road, Nixon. • habited island. And guess who submitted each week. votes to Mr to accept its recommendation for appointment as inhabits that uninhabited is- Mr. Schmidt then asked her postmaster in Woodbridge — for instance — when Inad? None other than Jeff running for Congress in the if she thought the company Fifth Congressional District Chandler, a man of mystery; was making an effort to al- he has a clear choice on the basis of merit and long Rossana Podesta, a young peas- ileviate the conditions and shecarried the township by better service, is a paradox I shall never understand. ant girl, and her philosophical replied, "Yes, I think they are." than 3,000 votes, although he father (Eduardo De Piiippo). lost to incumbent, Peter Fre- * * * * Until the time the intruders linghuysen for the Congres- In all events, we have made a start toward re-estab- sional seat. arrive, this threesome are ap- lishing two-party controls in Woodbridge Township. parently living a somewhat The three freeholder candi- primitive but idyllic existence, (Continued from Page 1) dates on the Democratic side This is definitely a net gain. interrupted only occasionally which was so conspicuously also scored heavy gains in the when a violently jealous young energizing the Fifth Ward, and township. George Baier, George Sardinian suitor for La Podes- used their vast resources to Burton and Thomas Lee, polled ta's hand rows close to shore stomp it out of existence — butrespective votes of 13,540,13,- (Continued-from Page 1) jgranted building permits- and from time to time to take a the spirit was not to be denied. 471, and 13,193. The losers,!paVed sidewalks, gutters, anUub-division permits before few pot shots at Chandler. The use of dozensof paid work- Charles Skistimas, John Nem- occasional policeman, decent they had any plan at all for Intrigued as to Jeff's pres- ers and their cars, of all the ish and Leo Ryan, polled 9,306,- roads. Recently the Township additional roads, schools and ence on the island (the reason fripperies which ordinarily can 9573, and 9,578. Committee granted a variance police, no houses would have for which we will not divulge swing a tide, was lost labor — Woodbridge did its share to- for the construction of a super-:been built and no one would here) the inevitable happens — and money. Evanko and Miller wards helping the water prob- market on Chain O' Hills road:have moved in.", Esther falls heavily for him, just about had last week's pay lem in the state by voting 11,- that was objected to by thej Third factor in the big R .and Jeff falls for Esther. to meet bare operating costs. 554 to 3,351 in favor of the ref-majority of the area. (There publican vote was thev hard- Although Miss Williams does erendum. The township also 'very little swimming in this Their results, now, go into are already nine supermarkets working campaign put on by film, she is well worth watch- the history books. They de- favored tlje school proposal within a two-mile radius of the two candidates and the de- ling, as-ever. livered the most stunning blow 10,369 to 3,411. the neighborhood.) Four hun-i voted, tireless work of hundreds the Democrats have suffered 1 dred Colonia residents signed a;of unpaid volunteers. Messer Asian group studies T.V.A. in a decade. They carried then- Comforting ! petition protesting the vari-JB.' Evanko and Miller attended • and Hoover Dam. ward by 900 votes — a margin The ship was far out at sea ance, and a member of the {every group meeting and every which was not exceeded by when the ship's physician ap- : proached the ailing man whotownship committee referred; candidates' night to which any Demc ^ratic candidates to as 'mob rule!' Since when is!they were invited, according to throughout the Township. clung weakly to the rail. "Cheer up, old man, no onethe orderly signing of a peti-jthe campaign, -manager. Mr. Outside of their spectacular ever died of seasickness." tion to protect one's rights (Harris said the Democratic performance, the Republican "Don't say that doctor—only considered 'mob rale?' Factors [candidates were hardly seen by efforts were generally the usual hope of dying is keeping me such as these helped turn out' colonia residents and attended demoralized and frustrated alive." the vote." I only two candidate-night meet- repetition of former years. On- Another glib answer that has ings. The Republicans person- ly in the First Ward was there Among Ivy League football I ally each visited 200 homes in some evidence of "intelligent hqTlripd nut hv +nwnshiD andlt (6'dlt), v.t To asamlne industry and competent leader- amc Vnlp is fh& TpaHaT in IITI Deen nanucu OUt Dy bOWiiaiiiy, . ... i j.i • i and verify. What a lift it would give to the culture of this country \1 every child.should' NiW HEW COLOMSi Take Advantage of Publisher's add to the three R's the study of music. Close-out on- World Famous It is true more children are learning to play than ever before. But that is not enough. Every child should learn to read and play music—whether boy or girl. rang- . *IBAaH wool fabrics! • Csmreriflite The time to begin is when children nre young, vhsn the mind .\s more ' • Wfool and mohair blends! • FBKIOWS hooded Lode® styles! capable of absorbing learning. • • IweecSs end splash weaves! • Tossff spiffed linings! And the time to select a piano that interests them is now while prices are Was low and terms can be arranged to suit you. Here, at Griffiths, you can see Lush pile-lined hoods! « MS trims! Stitch trims! and hear a large assortment of fine pianos, whether new, used or rebuilt. Beep-plush pile linings! . f Msw colors! Misses sizes! STANBABB Leading makes we exclusively represent in "Northern 9Jew "Jersey are-: 1OOSE LEAF AWAY 9IML .. m mm WWJe Present Supply Lasts! and many others *Yonr Center for Juvenile Furniture and Toys" Use Our Also, all models of The HAMMOND ORGAN Lay-Away Plan "The Music Center of New Jersey?' Open Trlday •Evening XiU 9 Sternway Representatives Free STREET, MB Parkins St>..Circie (IseliM) Intersection of Routes 1 am* 9 385 Smith St., Perth Amhuj 131 Bfala Street, W©©flferi«Ige At Eear Open Wednesday evss. until S MArkei 3-5SSO 4-9045 of Store FLENT¥ OF FSEE PflMKING : ' OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 8 P. M. 3H0RSDJ.T, S, I95S PAGE THREE TOO AT SehoolNo.lPTA WOODBBUXSE — Township Fashion Stow JT f« * men who reported for induction Into the armed services today To Sponsor Show WOODBRIDGE— Mrs. Will- t. were John Cinege, .329 Berry 1 Street; Bernard R. LaPenta, iam Nelson , chairman, an- 457 School Street, and Andrew nounces that all youngsters are AVENEL—Models chosen for WOODBRIDGE — Carrying of membership donations made Siiasi, 37 Thompson Street, all invited to. attend a perform- the fashion show to be held by on its theme, "Women at last year. Old and new members of Woodbridge; James P. Mur-ance of "Mystery of Outlaw the Sisterhood of Congregation Work" and holding meetings may send such donations to phy, Jr., 485 Woodbridge Ave- Canyon", by the Mae Desmond B'nai Jacob, November 18 at 9 at various industrial plants and Miss Ruth Wolk, president, nue, Avenel; Gerhard W. Children's Theatre, November at the Shackamaxon Country business establishments, the care of The Blanke, 100 Archangela Avenue, 11 at Barron Avenue School Club, Scotch Plains, were an- nest meeting of the Woodbridge der or to Mrs. Eeulah MuIIer, and Albert S. Raber, 49 West- auditorium, at 2:30 PH. nounced by Mrs. Isaac Dresch- Township Business and Pro- finance chairman 123 Hig'Mield Cliff Road, Colonia, and Joseph Tickets at a nominal fee may er, general chairman, as fol- fessional Woman's Club will be Road, Colonia. Cheeks should J. Harfcay, 5§ Mary Avenue, and be purchased at School 1 or at lows: Mrs. Harold Blacker, held in the conference room be drawn in the name of Ear- William J. Wargo, 34 Phoenix he door. Mrs. Robert Bressler, . Mrs. <.„ of the Security Steel Equipment ron Library BPW Fund. Avenue, Fords. The show is sponsored by Ralph. Hess, Mrs. Hy Parer, Corporation, Avenel, tomorrow Mrs. Irene Shay, career ad- School kP.T-A. with Mrs. John Mrs. Max Feinstein, Mrs. Mor- night at 7:15. vancement chairman, will,re- Petrocy, concession sales chair- ton Giniger, Mrs. Reuben Miss ' Betty LaBat, member port on fund raising. plans for SWDSWEIG PARTY man and Mrs. Harvey Wein- Grufctz, Mrs. Harold Schiller, serg, publicity chairman. Mrs. Julius Schiller, Mrs. of the club and one of the very a $400 scholarship for a Town- WOODBRIDGE — A Jerome Rosenberg, Mrs. Max few women buyers of steel in ship girl to Perth Amboy Gen- ming party, sponsored by the Schwarz and Mrs. Arnold the country, will be hostess. eral Hospital School of Nursing. Westminster Fellowship of the Waldholz. A film, "Manufacture.of Car- Arrangements are also fceing First Presbyterian Church, will Minstrel Stow bon Steel Sheets", in color and made to purchase a set of En- be held Saturday from 7:30 tc At a committee meeting lield sound, with Edwin C. Hill nar- cyclopedia Britannica for the 11 P. M. at th&Rahway YMCA, at the home of Mrs. George rating, will be shown by A. L.Avenel Public Library. Refreshments will be sold and Cast Announced Ketzenber, Mrs. Eli Cohen an- Pearson, U.S. Steel Corporation all are invited. AVENEL—Mrs. George Mroz, nounced there will be a pro- representative from New York. shairman of the "New Orleans" gram rehearsal prior to the A panel discussion will be ses Britain's gold dollar reserves minstrel show, to be held show. conducted by Joseph Murphy, reach, seven-year high. Wednesday at 8 at the Avenel The annual rummage sale GOOJSM CIRCIJS; of the First Presbyterian CSnireh, Avenel. Sho-svn liere, seated, front row, left to right, Mrs. Kir ton U. S. Steel metallurgise from School auditorium, has an- will be held the week of Nov- Perkins, Mrs. Geoige M. Leonard, Mrs. R. G. Perier, Mrs. S. E. Peterson, Mrs. George Blag-ham, Mrs. Herbert Sprow- the Philadelphia office. nounced the cast as follows: ember 23 in Perth Amboy. Mrs. son, Mrs. John Olde. Standing-, back row, Kev. Robert A. Bonham, associate pastor; Mrs. Frank Bersey, Mrs. Frank Coll, During the business session PERTH AMBOY — The stu- COME IN AND SEE Mrs. Wiliam Hansen, Mrs. Jo-Nathan Levinsfcy urged mem- Mrs. Arthur Peterson, Mrs. Alan Netcel, Mrs. Stephen Vigh, airs. Arthur Bryer. Br. Charles S. MaeKenzie, pastor; Mrs. a report on progress of repairs dent Nurses Organization ..of seph Radowski, Mrs. John bers to bring their donations William Johnson, Mrs. ffiobert Frank and Mrs. John King. at the Barron Public Library, Perth Amboy General Hospital Markous, Mrs. Frederick Hyde, to their local stations as soon a BPW project, will be made gave a Halloween party Friday Mrs. M. J. Benko, Mrs. H. T. as possible. by the~Library Committee. Thein the Ford Pavilion auditorium Smith, Mrs. James Atkinson, Mrs. George Miller, member- new children's reading room A program of variety acts by Mrs. Raymond Heinrich, Mrs. ship chairman, stated plam Rabbi to Give is practically completed and the hospital staff, school faculty Daniel L. Levy, arid Mrs. Jo-are being completed for a tea new children's books, both fic- and students was presented seph Wukovets. for non-active members to be IS tion and reference, are on or- and games and square dancing Mrs. James McHugh, Mrs. held soon. der. Work has already begun were featured. COLONIA — The Colonia AVENEL — During the on the renovation of the rooms The prize for the most orig- William Kuzmiakj Mrs. Francis Mrs. Moshe Cahana will at- WOODBRIDGE — Michael next meeting. looney and Mrs. Stephen Colony Associates, a non-par- month of November, Rabbi Fedock was elected president of on the main floor and the trim inal costumes was awarded to tend the Book and Author tisan association dedicated to Moshe Cahana will deliver a Rev. William H. Shmaus out^ on the outside of the building a group of six girls represent- Markulin will be the end menluncheon of the Central N. J. the Layman's Fellowship of lined the program of the new and Mrs. Sam Albrecht, the in- the fostering of Colonia Colony series of lectures Friday nights has been painted. A list of newing a run of pinochle cards. Branch of the National Wo- as a dignified country resi- at the 8:30 services. This month Trinity Episcopal Church at its group. He'stressed particularly books, fiction, non-fiction and They were Sally Ann Symanski, terlocutor. men's League of the United organizational meeting at the the promotion of the welfare of Also Miss Mary Lou Galisin, dential district was organized being Book Month, the sermons reference, is now being pre- Lois Barcheski and Kathleen "MILT" FLATS Synagogue of America today in Thursday.at a meeting at the will deal with "Modernistic You church parish house last week. the church through a closer pared for the adult room. Mikrut, Perth Amboy; Bernice let "Mat" show you the Miss Gail Cooper, Miss Joann Metuchen. Albert Baker, Jr., is vice presi- religious and social communion Mohr, Miss Nancy Zarsky, Miss Colonia Library. . The group and the Book of Books, the The entire building has been Silagyi and Hester Juhl, Fords, many pre-season specials aims also to prevent encroach- Bible." dent; John Charonko, secre- between the men of the com-re-wired and modern lighting and Arlene Chinchar, Hope- Barbara Ludwig, Miss Gene- tary; George Knopf, treasurer, munity and the church. available now to early vieve- Martorelli, Miss Joyce ment of any non-residential The Oneg Shabbot will be installed. lawn. activities. and Walter C. Kronseder, The group will hold a corpor- As soon as everything is Co-chairmen were Arlene shoppers, Obropta, Miss Carol Podraza Unit will Aid sponsored tomorrow by Mr. andsergeant-at-arms. Hurry In For These Miss Mary Ann Shymko, Miss Donald J. Murehie was Mrs. Charles Grill and Mr. and ate Communion and breakfast complete and new books are Holmes and Carol Handle, Carol Karitko, Miss Irene elected president; Bernard Palk, Mrs. Abe Kramer, in honor of Charles K. Paul was named November 30, the first Sunday are on the shelves, the BPWPert, h Amboy, assisted by Gene- Mayer, Miss Marie Buonocore, first vice president; Roy J. their wedding anniversaries. as chairman of the committee in Advent, with Mr. Rumpf as with the cooperation of the vieve Soos, decorations; Bar- to draft a constitution and draw arrangements chairman. Library Board, plans an open bara Nagy, Fords, publicity; SUPER SPECIALS Miss Carole Paul, Miss Kathy WOODBRIDGE—St. Anne's Mundy, second vice president; The Rabbi will give a summary Miller, and Miss Joan Madver. Mrs. Andrew Wilson, secretary of Jewish news. He will conduct up by-laws for the new organ- The next regular meeting of house to which the entire com- Nancy Yurinko, Menlo Park, Unit of Trinity Episcopal ization. He will be assisted by Usherettes will include the and Robert Rippen, treasurer. these informative talks every the group will be November 12 munity will be invited. The refreshments; and Mary Ann Church held a Halloween Parts Mr. Falk was appointed chair- Friday evening during the Oneg Mitchell Cairns, Earl G. Rumpf, at the parish house. Club also will conduct a chil- Hibbard, entertainment. Others 1 Week Only! Misses Nancy Abel, Carol Monday night. It was an Merrill A. Mosher, C. J. Mor- dren's story hour each Satur- who assisted were Joan Peder- (NoTOmijer 6tb thru 13th) Obropta and Carolyn Brower. man of the membership com- Shabbot. nounced that members of the mittee. ris, Mr. Fedock, Mr. Kronseder day afternoon. sen, Fords, and Beverly Jacobs, Co-chairmen are Mrs. Han-unit will continue to sell fruit A general meeting was held and Michael Farrell. Their pro- First student exchange with At present, the BPW is en- Claudia Novarro and Kather- sen and Mrs. Charles Miller. cake between now and Christ- Membership in the associa- Monday for children from eight gress will be reported at the Soviet to begin. deavoring to secure renewals ine Napravnik, Woodbridge. Chairmen of program ads andmas. Anyone who is interested tion is open to resident owners to thirteen, with Rabbi Cahana boosters are Mrs. Radowski of property in the 'area bounded and future club advisors Mr. Bride Doll and Mrs. James' Hopler, and was asked to contact Mrs. Mi Complete with beautiful chael Parrell, or any of the by the Garden State Parkway and Mrs. Joseph Herzf eld, Mrs. gown and Tell. Soft skin ticket chairman is Mrs. An- on the west, the boundries of Arthur Berlin, Mrs. Manny with eyes that open and drew Galisin, -who announced other members. / The unit is making plans for Iselin on Middlesex Avenue andTemkin, Mrs. Max Berent, Mrs. close. tickets will be available at the across to the Lincoln Highway Jules Isler, Bert Lenoble and door. the coming Christmas season, Fashion BoH As is the usual custom, St. on the east, and following the Arthur Freeman. The children Anne's will send Christmas property limits of the Colonia will choose from a variety of %f Beauty! PARENTS NIGHTS gifts to all the bed-ridden Country Club to the junction of activities such as drama, sew- Smartly dressed with pearl WOODBRIDGE T- Parents' Water Street and Colonia ing, arts and crafts, sports and earrings and necklace. Soft children of the Township. Boulevard, cross the Horns games and newspapers. sJdn, eyes open ana close. night at Woodbridge High Plans for the spring wer School will be held November property to the northern line The older boys and girls will Beg. discussed, and it was decide) of the Stern and Dragoset park- 12 for parents of eleventh grad- to repeat the fasluon show comprise a social group. Each elastic freedom-and- 6.98 ers and November 13 for ninth way development to the Garden group will have a reporter who Each eacn which proved so successful last State Parkway. graders. According to the re- year. will contribute to their news- HBOKE0 SUPPLY sponse to the first two open paper club. Although they will houses, a large turnout of par- The Christmas meeting oi Matter Of Opinion work independently and decide ai on the-go ... ents Is expected. the group will be held on De- One woman — Her husband their own meeting dates and BIG DISCOUNTS cember 15, at which time secre was a judge, wasn't he? places, all will be coordinated ON GAMES! Scientists see increasing pals will be revealed and gift Another — Everyone thought on one project under the super- uses of radioactive isotopes. exchanged. so until he married her. vision of Rabbi Cahana and SUPEB SPECIAL! Mrs. Freeman. Keg. $2-25 2.68 j 1 l i* Iflhii^ *'! fcirt^l Ji iiWt Ihji^*"Will PERCALE Printed : Broken mmmmm Keg. 59c Yard Everglaze CHINTZ Lots of Regular Values .59 Over 1,000 Toys, Dolls yards 9So Yard to 3.98 and €3ame§ to Select 3 Si, From...' Beaeon Orion DACRON TIER Slfpeover-er- and Rayon Many tfnadvertised Items at Sale Prices! Drapery Fabries BLANKETS MfiTiUNS COME, SEE, SAVE! Printed Bark Cloth Beautiful Plaids Includes Tier and 46 to 48" Wide Satin Bound Valance OPEN FRIDAT Headquarters for S 98 EVENING PLATT Reg. to Keg. STORE • FREE 1.59 yd. 89 5.98 $4-54 a 1- TILL 9 O'CLOCK. Dover, Del. HOURS: • CUSTOMER STATIONERY Harrisburg, Pa* PARKING '!/ it Comesifrom. Bordew's You Know that ifs Good" Pittsfekl, Mass. Daily 9:30-6 100 Pain Street York, Pa. In Oar Large Friday 3:30 - i :Ltrt Located at : Woodbridge SURPRISE Closed All- Day TW. ME-4-0298 ENTRANCE 3 Ttrin. station rate from Wednesday Newark after 6 P.M. TO STORE See this newspaper tiext week (Corner School Street) and all day Sunday. Sag more Super Specials! 84 Main Street , 10% tax not included. F\GE FOUR THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 member of its Holy Name So^ short business meeting was ciety. Jewish Women held. Guest speaker, intro- He is survived by his widow, duced by Mrs. Irving Elan, was Mrs. Veronica Smiriga Prah; Miss Jeanne Ginsburg teacher- two daughters, Mrs. Mary Pa- Sponsor School director of the Playhouse Co- JOSEPH F. BIZDEBI Alexander Lukacs and Mrsran. a and Mrs. Margaret Hor- operative in West Orange, who AVENEL — Funeral services Julius Hunyadi, Fords; Mrsvath. , Fords; two sons, George, — Mrs. George spoke on the subject "The Co- willbe held tomorrow at 8:30Samuel Nutile, Lyndhurst; 15 Edison and Stephen, Fords and Widom, president of the • Cen- operative Nursery School." A at Greiner Funeral Home, 44 grandchildren and 13 great- six grandchildren. tral Parkway Section, National spirited discussion followed. grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass was Council of Jewish Women, of- Green Street, Woodbridge, lor ficially turned sponsorship of Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Joseph. F. Bizderi, 89, 111 Min- Funeral services will be held sung at Our Lady of • Peace Levin, Mrs. Milton Mintz, Mrs. na Avenue, who died Tuesday tomorrow at Plynn and. SonChurch' and burial was in Ourthe Playschool Cooperative Lady of Hungary Cemetery. Nursery over to the parent or- Louis Rosenblum and Mrs. at his home. Funeral, Home, 23 Ford Avenue, Jerome Firtel. Husband of the late Mrs. at 8:30 A. M. Hequiem Mass ganization of the school at a Mary Toth Bizderi, he was awill be sung at 9 at St. Nicholas meeting at Ashbrook Swim resident of Avenel for fifty Greek Rite Catholic Church Sewaren Plant Club, Highland Avenue, Tues- JAIL TOO COLD one years. He was a charter and burial will be in St. John's day. , STANTON, Mich, — It got a member of Avenel Fire Com- Cemetery. :. - , Mrs. Lawrence Friediand, little too cold in the "cooler" pany 1. Sponsors Drive president and Mrs. Aaron when the heating system broke He is survived by three MBS. KAREN MABY SEWARErf — The Sewaren Kruger, vice president, accept- down at the local county jail, ed the end of council sponsor- so, with the temperature at 35 daughters, Mr. Alexander LATOSEN Plant of the Shell Oil Com-ship for the cooperative. Tarcz, Sr. and Mrs. John E. FORDS — Funeral services pany on Monday opened a degrees, the sheriff transferred Klubenspies, Avenel and Mrswer. e held Saturday at the Hulse "Toys for Tots" drive spon- . Nationla Council of Jewish five prisoners to another jail Gregory Wittman, Clark; seven Funeral Home, Spotswood, for sored by the Marine Corps Women, a service organization and sent .four trusty inmates grandchildren and four great- Mrs. Karen Mary Laursen, 21 Reserve. C. E. Goodman, plant serving Colonia, Clark, Rah- home until the furnace could be way, Linden and Roselle had repaired. grandchildren. New Street, who died Wednes- manager, officially opened the 1 Requiem Mass is being sung day at the Perth Amboy Gen- campaign by presenting the sponsored the school on' a at 9 A. M. at St. Andrew's eral Hospital. first toy to Capt. B. E. David- temporary basis, helping to son of the United States initiate and develop' the. nurse- WE HAVE THEM!" Church and burial is in St. A member of the Danish Sis- ry school to the point where Gertrude's Cemetery, Colonia. terhood, Freja Lodge 36, Perth. Marine Corpsl The purpose of "Toys for the parents organization could Amboy, she is survived by her take over complete direction. WINE JOHN HONTJLICH husband, Wilhelm; a son, Louis, Tots" program is to collect as FORDS — John Honulich, 25 and seven grandchildren. . many new or used toys as pos- It is a policy of Council that, Mary Avenue, died Tuesday at Cremation was at Rosehill sible for distribution to chil- through its Community Service BARRELS home after a long illness. Crematory, Linden. dren's hospitals, orphanages Committee it •will attempt, to A resident of Fords for the and social welfare agencies fill any community need; and 5 Gal to 50 Gal. (Wax) - ; past 45 years, he was a com-MICHAEL PRAH at Christmas. The tops given that once that need has been 5 Gal. to 15 Gal. (Charred) municant of St. Nichaolas FORDS — Funeral services to local organizations for filled and the project is self distribution to the needy. sufficient, Council will end Phone HI-2-1350 Greek Rite Catholic Church, a were held Tuesday at the Flynn When local communities con- member of Camp 19, Wood- and Son Funeral Home, Ford duct their own drives, toys their sponsorship. men of the World and thAvenue e for Michael Prah, 227 collected in that area by the. It was through such a tem- AMBOY FEED'etL, INS. WINNERS AIX: The two victorious Republicans, John Evanko and BavM Miller, in the newly created Fifth Ward, are* Greek Catholic Carpatho-Rus- Summit Avenue, who died Fri- Marine Corps Reserve ' areporary sponsorship. that The Established 1919 pictured above with party workers at Mr. Miller's home, Wendy Brive, Colonia, Tuesday night after the ballots for the sian Benevolent Association. day. turned over to these local Playschool Cooperative Nurse- GEOKGE WA1SH, President Township Committee had been counted. In the photo from left to right are Walter Garvan, co-campaign manager; He was a retired employee of A retired employee of thedrives. ry was set up as a community 379 New Brunswick Avenue the McHose Clay Company. service on a non-profit non- Mr. Evanko, Mrs. Evanko, Buddy Harris, campaign manager for Mr. Evanko; Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Russell Moody, Mr. 1 Fords Porcelain Company, he (Corner of Oak Street) David Miller, Mrs. Miller, and Kossell Moody, campaign manager for Mr, Miller. He is survived by his widow, was a communicant of Our Long slump ending for tele- sectarian basis. Mary; three daughters, Mrs. Lady of Peace Church and avision set industry. After the presentation a FEETH AMBOY more harmful to the body than none at all. When harmful bacteria pos- sibly develops following an in- 0M.Y ACMI €l¥ES Y0U $0 MUCH ¥OU YOtH MONEY! itial virus infection which was Office to Local Mam By Benjamin B. Slackmon, treated with one injection of Medical Doctor penicillin, the effective blood WOODBRIDGE — Irving Penicillin has probably been level of the drug- may be ex-Goodstein, a partner in the the most highly publicized with only a fraction of thefirm of Margaretten and Com- antibiotic of the post-war era. proper dosage, and are able to pany, Perth Amboy, was elected It has proven to be a lif esaver survive by establishing a re- president of the Multiple sistance to the ineffective lasting System at the annual in countless instances and will amount of penicillin. probably continue to be one meeting at Howard Johnson's. of our most valuable drugs. These immune bacteria can Herman Stern is the retiring Its primary achievements produce colonies of bacteria president. have been in combating sev- endowed with the same resist- The Multiple Listing System ere infections in various parts ance to penicillin. A serion is an organization of 81 real of the body. It has reduced infection may then develop estate firms in Middlesex fatalities in a high percentage over the body, and paradox- County. It was organized in of pneumonias, septicemia ically, the wonder drug may 1948 with the purpose of pro- (or blood poisoning), venereal very easily be completely in- moting a broader and more ac- disease, several forms of men- effective in controlling the tive market for the buying and ingitis and many other serious infection. selling of real estate. infectious diseases. People should avoid sore throat and common cold med- Also elected to office were ROUND THE CLOCK IDEAL-MEDIUM There has, however, been an ications distributed without Nicholas Friday, New Bruns- alarming tendency toward the prescriptions when these med- wick, treasurer, and James A. 17 oz. $ increased use of penicillin in Harkins, South Amboy, secre- Pineapple & Orange ications contain a small am- cans combating minor and trivial ount of an antibiotic, partic- tary. Elected to the board of or Apricot Si Orange infections. The most common- ularly penicillin. The admin- trustees for a three-year term indiscriminate use of this drug istration of penicillin should were Fred W. Bates, Jr., Me- has been in the treatment of always be determined on thetuehen; Melvin H. Safran, slight upper-respiratory in- advice of one's family physi- Perth Amboy; Lee Seidel, Me- VEGAM^TO CAMPBELL fections which usually begin cian. tuchen; Samuel Swerdel, Wood- 3KVING GOOBSTEIN as a common cold. bridge. Chicken-Rice, Chicken- Uuf orttlnately, penicillin It is alarming that there is tween list price and sale price. Noodle, Mushroom, does not cure the common cold an increased imprudent use of Mr. Stern reported on the"This proves again," Mr. Stern .. because this is a virus. infec- penicillin because we are jeo- growth and success of the concluded, "that a fair listing Vegetabie-Beef > tion and virus infections al- pardizing the wonderful pro- System. Before the System, he brings in a fair price." ' most entirely prove resistant tection which is offered by said, home-owners would list •» to effects of penicillin, and this extremely valuable; drug their homes at prices consider- most other antibiotics. with such excessive use. ably higher than, what they HONOS STtTOENTS "'" Many people have developed knew to be the reasonable sell- WOODBRIDGE— Alan LANCASTER BRAND-TOP QUALITY the habit of seeking a shot Air Force postpones moon ing price, allowing for bargain- Neebe, 417 Elmwood Avenue of penicillin whenever the shot at least a month. ing." Listings last year sold at and Charles Stover, Warwick first symptoms of cold arise. It 95 per cent of their list prices, Road, Colonia, were on the should be stressed that a sin- Scandinavia favors TJ. N. according to Mr. Stern, a dif-October honor roll at the Pin- PLAYBOY gle injection of penicillin is role in fishing dispute. ference of only five percent be- gry School, Elizabeth. 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'./Jj 'f'.-'"-'.""."::.-*. .: *'*' "."•."*•'."• >.-: ~:".Vi ALL DAY SUM DAY /--•" Off Highway 1 — Near the New E of TOYS Woodbridge High School ' ' 802 ST. GEORGES AYE. Green St. Circle (Iselin) Intersection of Koiites I and 9" Est. 1941 WOODBRIDGE 173 Smith Corner of 365 Smith St., Perth Amboy Street Perth Ainboy Madison Avc. PUENTY OF FEME PASSING OPEH SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. PAGE SIX THOKSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 11:00 A. ffl. — Nursery Cub Scout Pack 134, fourth , 11:00 A. M.—Morning Wor- BECUNG- BISTM" KATE through Senior High Church Monday, 8 P. M. ship Service. A nursery is pro- Atlantic City Test Run A research group says that School. • vided at this hour. "a recession, in births" is under 7:00 P.M.—Junior High and ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL 6:00 P. M.—Young People's •way that might give the nation. Senior High Fellowships. CHOBC0 Fellowship Adult advisors, Started from Woodhridge "a badly needed breathing 8:00 P. M. — SingspiratioB Mr. and Mrs. James Sabatino. spell" from the post war baby Hoy and Hamilton Avenues ATLANTIC CITY—Test trips against the total cost of $1.25 boom. AND with classes for all from three Second and fourth Wednes- Service. 7:00 P. M.—Evening Gospel JO Atlantic City via the Gardenin tolls for the trip to Atlantic BEF&KMEO cilUKCH years through high school. day, Ladies Aid Society, 2 Fords. Service. Population Reference Bureau Monday Kev. William H. Payne, Vicar itate Parkway and, alterna- City. On the other hand, the Inc., reported in its monthly School Street 11:15 A. M., Regular Wor- P. M. 6:30 PJM.—Girl Scouts. Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. — tively, TJ. S. Route 9 have dem- money measurement also de- ship Service. Nursery for chil- Third Wednesday, Men's Holy Communion 8:00 A.M. Prayer Meeting and Bible bulletin, that the United States ME-4-1751 7:30 PJVE.—Boy Scouts. Morning prayer and ser- onstrated the big advantages of pends upon the value which an birth rate began a decline in Sevcread Leslie Sgry, Pastor dren from one year up. Brotherhood. ' Third Monday alternate Study. the toll road over the old-road. individual puts on his time and Third Thursday, Women's mon, 11:00 A. M. November that probably would; Sunday 6:30 P. M., Junior High months—7:30 P.M.—Deacons. Church School, 9:45 A. M. The Parkway — New Jersey's upon the wear-and-tear of. ve- •continue into 1959. It termed Ernest Gere 9 A. M. Super- Fellowship. Association meets at 8 P. M. Third Monday of each ST. JOHN'S CHURCH hicle and driver. Adult Choir Rehearsal, Fri- Saints' Days and Holy Days, scenic superhighway spanning this a "healthy trend". intendent. 7:30 P. M. — Senior High month—8:00 P.M.—Trustees. Holy Communion 10:00-A. M. Sewaren the length of the State — came The actual destination in the Steven Dorko, 10 A. M. Su- Fellowship. day 8 P. M. Tuesday Joseph H. Thomson, Lay Leader out- well ahead in driving time, test trips was the junction of perintendent. Adequate parking facilities Youth Choir Rehearsal, Sat- Mrs. Dorothea PocHembo, gas consumption, traffice lights U. s. Routes 9 and 30 at Atose- Missed! urday, 9-10 A. M. 3:30 P.M.—Termite Recrea- OUR REDEEMER . • Organist The Sunday School, 9 A. M., sec- in rear of church. tion. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. (none), and just plain smooth, con. on the outskirts of Atlantic railroad station agent Ladies Aid Society, second Junior Choir Rehearsal, EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN safe "sailing." - . heard a crash and dashed out- ond session 10 A. M. Second Tuesday of each • CHURCH' 11:00 A. M., morning prayer City. The Parkway trip took the side to see a train disappear Morning worship services: and fourth Mondays from 8 Saturday, 10-11 A. M. month—8:00 P. M.—Session and service. Both runs originated from test travelers some 2 miles on P. M. 26 Fourth Street, Fords Eoute 30 after leaving the toll around the bend. On the .plat- 20 A. M., English; 11 A. M., and Women's Association Rev. Eldon E. Stohs 11:15 A. M. — Communion the crossroads center of New form lay an unconscious man, Hungarian. Young Women's Guild, ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. Sunday, first Sunday of each ersey at Woodbridge where the road at Exit 40. The Route 9 Meetings. Organists: Eddie Jacobspn r surrounded by the contents of Meetings fourth Tuesday at 8 P. M. CHURCH Wednesday month, . Parkway,, the N. J. Turnpike, "17. trip was strictly on that road, Ms opened suitcase. Junior Choir Wednesdays Fort Reading and Mildred Jordan. S.' Route 1 and IT. S. Route 9 although one part of that artery Monday: Released time at 1:00 P. M. — Community actually includes a Parkway "Was he trying- to. catch the' 2:30 in the auditorium. at 7 P. M. Key. Stanislaus MUos, Pastor Cancer Dressing Group. ADATH ISRAEL converge. This focal traffic train?" the agent asked a small Senior Choir Thursdays a.t Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, JOLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL SYNAGOGUE point is about 20 miles south of strip between New Gretna and Board meeting, second Fourth Wednesday of each the Mullica River — some 15 boy: Tuesday at 8 P. M. 8 P. M. 9:00 and 11:00 A. M, month—10:30 AM.—Mission- Unman Avenue at West Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge Newark and about 25 miles "He did catch it," the boy Boy Scouts Wednesdays at Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. Street, Colonia JEtev. Samuel New&erger, Rabbi from the Holland Tunnel. miles north of Atlantic City. Lorantffy Guild, first Tues- Novena in honor of St. An- ary Sewing Group. answered, "but. it got away day at 8 P. M. 7 P.M. 7:00 P. M. — Senior High Sunday School and Bible Friday, 7:30 P. M., regular Atlantic City, the nationally Irom Tiim again." Explorers and Sea Scouts thony, each Tuesday at 7:15 Classes, 9:00 A. M. Sabbath services. renowned seashore resort on the MAN GIVES HIMSELF UP Women's Guild, third Mon- P. M., with Rev. Shelley, St. Recreation. ;. day at 8 P. M. Mondays at 7 P. M. Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 Jersey coast, is located approx- PONTIAC,. Mich. — While Session second Tuesday at Peter's Hospital, New Bruns- Thursday THE UNITED CHURCH OF imately 90 miles to the south of sheriff's deputies were practis- Brotherhood: First Monday wick, in charge. 7:00 P. M. — Westminster P. M. 7:30 P. M. Christian Women's Home CHEIST Woodbridge. ing setting up roadblocks, a at 8 P. M. Choir. of ColonSa and Clark The New Jersey Highway motorist parked his car and Ladies' Aid Society, first Trustees second Wednesday 8:15 J?M.—Chancel Choir, Bible Class, Tuesday, 2 P.M. at 7:30 P. M. ST. ANDREW'S' CHURCH Young1'. People's Meting, School 17, Inman Avenue Authority today reported that walked up, saying he wanted to Sunday at 3 P. M. Avenel . Friday a comparison of the test results surrender. Senior Choir, Thursday eve- Deacons second Wednesday Friday. Colonia , at 9 P. M. Rev. John Egan, Pastor 7:00 P. M. — Junior High Rev. George A. Shults, Pastor showed the Parkway ride south William S. Robinette said he ning at 7:30. Weekday Masses 7:30 A. M. Recreation. ST. CEUKLIA'S UHURCH 9:45 A.M.—Church School. returned a 22% savings in thought the roadblock was for Brownie Troop, Thursday Sunday Masses at 7:00, 8:00, • Saturday 11 A.M.—Morning Worship. driving time, a 100% savings him. Surprised deputies checked afternoon at 4:00 P. M. SSELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOB Iselin CHTTRCH 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. 9:30 A.M.—Carol and Cru- Rev. John Wilus, Pastor ilKST CONGREGATION in traffic lights, and an 854 with the sheriff's office and Intermeriate Troop, Friday sader Choirs. Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00,' % savings in gasoline con- found that Robinette was want- erening at 7:00 P,. M. 48 Berkeley Boulevard SONS OF JACOB sumption. ed on an assault and battery Iselin, New Jersey ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH 10:30 A.M. — Termite Fel- 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Lord Street, Avenel Choral Society, Friday eve- lowship. Weekday Masses, 7:30 and The test runners from the charge filed by;his wife. ning at 8 P. M. Rev. Robert K. Steward, Pastor Ainboy Avenue, Woociferldgre 8:00 A. M. KaliM Moshe Cahana Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Ut. Rev. Msgr. CHarles G. 7:00 P.M.—Prayers for the Sabbath Services Authority's : Traffic Division Saturday morning: Con- McCorristin, Pastor Lord's Day. concluded, however, that the Brazilian Red's support seen firmation class at 10 A. M.; Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Kev. Gustave Napoleon, ST. JOHN'S GREEK 8:30 P. M. Friday "greater leisure and safety" af- as harming Leftists. ' Junior Youth Fellowship at Evangelistic Service, 7:45 Assistant Pastor CATHOLIC CHURCH forded by the.: Parkway trip to P. M. ^ev. Harold Hirsch, SUNDAY SERVICES FIRST CHURCH OF 11--A. M. Wednesday Prayer and Bi- Assistant Pastor Broad and Division Streets CHSIST, SCIENTIST Atlantic City was perhaps an Children's Choir and Jun- Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45, 8:15 A. M., Divine Service Perth Amboy even more important considera- ble Study, 7:45 P. M. 10:45 A. M., Divine Service West Avenue, Sewaren ior Choirs held on Monday Friday Prayer, 8:00 P. M. 8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Sev. Stephen Sedor, Pastor Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. tion. The Parkway is completely afternoon from 2 through Novena services every Tues- and Bible Classes. Sunday Matins, 7 A. M.; Church Services, 11:00 divided highway to Atlantic 3:30 in the church. day, 7:30 P. M. 9:30 A. M., Sunday School Early English Mass, 8 A. M.; A.M. City; Route 9 is not. Official Board, first Mon- WOODBSEDGE Weekday Masses, 7:00 and Thursday, 7 P.M. to 8 P.M., Solemn Divine Liturgy, 10 Route 9 and the Parkway METHODIST CHURCH Senior Choir Rehearsal. Wednesday, 8 P. M., Testi- day at 8 P. M. 1:30 A. M. A. M.; Church School, 9 A. M. monial Meeting. "were almost equal in the mat- Main Street, Woodbridge Thursday, 8 P. M. to 10 P. Vespers Saturday nights and ter of total distance to Atlantic Eev. Theodore Seamans M., Junior Choir Rehearsal. Thursday, 2 to 4 P. M., City, The test car showed a 91.3 CONGREGATIONAL . CONGREGATION BETH before holidays at 7:30 P. M. Reading Room. OW THE UNITED Sunday Services SHOIiOM , Saturday, 9:30 A. M. to Children's Holy Communion mileage via. Route 9 and a 91.8 9:45 A. M.—Church School 90 Cooper Avenue, Iselin 11:30 A. M., Confirmation in- mileage via the Parkway. Route CHURCH OF CHEIST 11:00 A. M.—Worship first Sunday of every month. Man's God-given domination 9 runs generally parallel to the Kev. Ealph L. Hirtle EabM Jacob Jungries struction. over sin and limitation will be Minister 5:00 P. M.—Junior M.YJF. Sabbath Services — Friday JEWISH COMMUNITY brought out at Christian Parkway for most of the dis- John Schraeder, Minister of Music 6:00 P. M. — Intermeriate evening, 7:30 P. M. . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CENTER O3\ COLONIA Science services Sunday. tance. ' Miss Margaret Eiek, M.Y.F. Market and High Street Services at first aid build- In the other test categories, Superintendent oi Clrarcli School Perth Amboy Scriptural readings in the the Parkway and U. S. Route 9 Sunday 7:00 P. M.—Senior M.Y.F. OUR-LADY OF PEACE ing, Inman Avenue. JLesson-Sermon on the subject i Stated Meetings CHURCH Eev. Peter Kowalehuk, Pastor KabM David Sheinfeld shaped up this way: • 9:45 A. M., Family Service, 11:00 A.' M., Morning Wor- "Adam and Fallen Man" will in- Driving time—1 hour 36 min- followed by Adult Bible Class Fortnightly Guild, second New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Services, Friday night at and fourth Mondays, 8 P. M. ship. 8:30. clude this verse from Genesis utes by the Parkway; 2 hours 4 and regular classes for young Hev. Josepn BrzozowsM, Pastor 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. (1:27): "So God created man in minutes by Route 9. people. Woman's Society of Chris- Sunday School 9 to 10:30 his own image, in the image of tian Service, third Wednes- Sunday Masses 7:00, 8:00, 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth and 1:30 to 12. Traffic lights — None along 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Fellowship. God created he him; male and the Parkway; 13 along- Route 9. day, 8 P. M. Junior services alternate female created he them." ship. Weekday Masses 7:00 and 7:30 P. M., Evening Gospel Saturdays from 10 to 11:30. Gas consumption — 5.4 gal- Meetings , NEW "DOVER 8:15 A. M. Service. Hebrew School Tuesday From "Science and Health ons by the Parkway; 5.9 gal- Official tsoara, a:u0 P. M., BtETHOBIST CHUBCH Monday 1.1:15 A. M., Communion and Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 with Key to the Scriptures" by lons by Route 9. third Wednesday. Railway B. D. 2 Novena, 7:30 P. M. Sunday, first Sunday of each and 4:30 to 6:15. Mary Baker Eddy will be read The savings achieved in the Church : School Staff, third : New Bover Road Male Choir Rehearsal, 8 month. the following (516:19): "Man, Parkway run must be measured Monday, 7:30 P. M. Bev. Albert R. Sweet, Pastor P. M." THS CHURCH OF made in His likeness, possesses Sunday, 8:45—9:45, 11:15— Altar-Rosary Society, first JESUS • CHRIST and reflects God's dominion Woman's Association, 1:30 TRINITY EPISCOPAL over" all the earth. Man. and P. M., Wednesday. 12:15 Church School. Monday after first Sunday at CHURCH Florida Grove Boad 10-11—Worship Service. 8 P. M, L Ho|»e!awn woman as coexistent and eter- G.E.T. Club, first Monday, ffiahway Avenue, Woodbridge nal with God forever reflect, in 7:00—Intermediate Youth Holy Name Society, second .Joseph Benyola, Minister : B:00 P. M. Group, Eev. William H. Scliniaus, Rector James Benyola, glorified quality, the infinite For Mulching and Covering Sigma Alpha Phi, second Monday after second Sunday Alson Eranfles, Organist Sunday School Superintendent Wednesday evenings, 7:00 at 8 P. M. Eichard Benyola, Organist Father-Mother God." Up Shrubs and Bushes and fourth Tuesday, 8:00 Choristers, 7:30, Senior Choir Sunday Services Sunday Morning Worship, The Golden Text is from I P. M. Tuesday 8:00 A. M. — Holy Com- Will Preserve Tour Plants practice. P.TA meeting third Tues- 10:30 A. M. Corinthians (15:22): "As in Hosing the Coming Winter Young Adults, first Sunday, Thursday evenings, 7:30, munion. Sunday School, 9:15 A. M. Adam all die, even so in Christ 6:30 P. M, day of each month at 8 P. M. 9:30 A. M., Sunday School Months Boy Scouts. Thursday shall all be made alive." Pilgrim Fellowship Sunday, Saturday mornings, 11 AM. 11:00 A. M., Holy Com- WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL P&one HI-2-1350 7:30 P. M. Female Choir Rehearsals, munion and sermon (first Brownies. 8:00 P. M. CHUBCH ATTEND" THEATRE FAKTY Men's Club, fourth Tues- and third Sunday); Morning 118 Prespeet Street day, 6:E0 P. M. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Confessions prayer and sermon (second WOODBBIDGE — Mr. and Every Saturday from 11 A. WooflbrMge Mrs. William Mazurek, 157 Established 1919 Choir Mothers, 8:00 P. M., CHURCH and fourth Sunday). Sherry Street, attended the an- second Tuesday. Hallway Avenue and Carteret M. until noon; 4 to 6 P. M. St. Agnes' Unit, first Mon- Key. Peter Burgess, Pastor GEORGE WALSH, President and 7 to 9 P. M., and some- 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School nual theatre party of the New- Cfeeir Seiearsals Road, Woodbridge day, 2:30 P. M. for all ages. William Butters, ark chapter, National Office 279 New Brunswick Avenue Chancel, Wednesday, 7:30 Bey. Earl Hannum Devanny, times on days before Holy Holy Day services, 10:00 (Corner of Oak Street) Minister Days of Obligation. Superintendent. Adult Bible Management Association at the" P. M. Sofcert Fraumann A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Class at same hour; teacher, cmtwyp vbg&qj shrdlu cmlwypcmf PERTH AMBOY ifunior, Wednesday, 8:30 Organist-Director Trinity Vestry, second Mon- Bunyon Ernst. .Thursday. P. M.. Sunday Services FIRST PRESBYTERIAN day. Morning Worship at 11:00. CHURCH OF AVENEL Trinity Altar Guild meets FIEST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. 621 Wooflbridge Avenue quarterly. CHURCH OF ISELIN First Monday Session meet- AveBel Girls' Friendly Society, Hey. Eichard B. nibble, Pastor Her. Charles S. MacKenzie, •X*""*"". You've never seen a more lush coat at There's nothing like a savings account this low price! Rich reprocessed wool to give you fast relief from money worries. melton in navy contrasted with a radiant Your cash is safety earning dividends .. . red lining! Warmly interlined! Bright yet ready to go into action instantly striped student scarf! 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PERTH AMBOY That's part of the bargain of today's low-eost service. a New Jersey Bell 365 Smith St., Perth Amboy HO¥ESSBE® li ,*good telephone service does so much for you PLENTY OF FREE PARKING S OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. , 2TOVEMEER 8, 1958 PAGE SEVER More Police Menlo Mrs. Charles Muller, chair- These were bought as the result ship chairman, announced that tendance at the recent PTA man of the reading and li- of the fashion show which Mrs. a total of 411 parents, repre- convention in Atlantic City. School 19 brary committee, presented two William Voehringer, ways and senting 72 per cent of the stu- Mrs. Audrey Moyle, audio-visu- sets of the World encyclopedia means chairman, said earned dent body, has joined. Mrs. al chairman, reported that the on rolling mobile units to Mrs. $511.80. She also announced a Getz, Mrs. Harold Boerer?- Mrs. full-length film, "Dumbo," has PTA Asks Sophie Jordan, teacher repre- bake sale on November 19. Fred Heam and Mrs. Irving been rented for the Christmas senting Principal Albert Aquila. Mrs. Bailey Barnes, member- Sumka reported on their at- movie for the children. For Action j < -„-. s MENLO PARK TERRACE — The growing concern with the amount of police protection here was shown by the unani- mous passage of a mdtion at last week's School 19 PTA Mother Finds It Fascinating,, A Iso meeting urging the following: "That our secretary write to Mrs. House Started the township committee, and the civic groups and PTA's of Career as Dancer, the following communities: Westbury Park, Shorecrest, La- Still Prefers It fayette Estates and Chain O' MENLO PARK TERRACE— Hills — asking that a motor- Modelling is a hectic, crazy cycle side-car police combina- business, but Mrs. Donald tion be assigned to patrol our House likes it. However, as a combined areas on a regular, native southerner and long- c" "v basis." time Florida resident, she .Irs. I. B. Wallace, chair- thinks doing anything at all.is man of the special PTA com- easier in the south. mittee formed by the presi- "Take last winter," she ex- dent, Mrs. Stanton Getz, for plains. "During the worst increased police protection, told snowstorms I was struggling the meeting that a preliminary back and forth to New York, study of the township tax pic- and when I got in there, rushed ture indicates that Menlo Park to the top of the Empire State Terrace, as well as other parts Building where I modelled of the township, are entitled to bathing suits!" more protection than they are Originally ~a dancer, Mrs. getting. Her committee urged House is doing more modelling the passage of the above mo- since she moved here three tion and recommended that years ago. Just before she left actual hours, of patrol be de- Florida she was the Miami termined in co-operation with Beach poster girl, which got the above communities and po- her started. Now she works lice department, and that any mostly for hair dressing as- further suggestions would be sociations and manufacturers welcome. and through her agent in New Previous to the business York. meeting, Nural Kahn of Paki- Born in Nashville, Tenn., stan, now a research assistant this brown-eyed mother of two in the economics department at Rutgers, described his coun- children began dancing lessons try and its educational facili- when she was 5 and at 15 was ties. Pakistan is a- predominant- doing tap, ballet and Hawaiian ly Moslem nation with a popu- routines with some of the top lation of 84 million that got its' bands in the south. She par- independence in 1947. Its form ticularly enjoyed a winter's en- of government was republican gagement with Bob Crosby's until last month when a mili- band at the Ocean Pier Casino tary clique took over. in Daytona Beach. Less than J.Q per cent of his However, with the birth of countrymen had received any JAleta, 5^2, and Darstn, 3%, she education when the. British j began switching to modelling j ias she could do as much or! withdrew from India in '47, -V- the Pakistan scholar- said. Now las little as she wanted, and' there is a country-wide system PROFESSIONAL MODEL SHSEKY LANE is shown in picture at left, and. Sherry could be home" with her family of primary, high-school and is pictured at home (right) at 123 Kelly Street wher& she is Mrs. Donald House and nights. college education, though few tfie mother of Daren, ZV», and Aleta, 554. Her husband owns one of the outstanding "Though I ,like dancing best, girls get as far as college. stock racing cars in New Jersey, the XX-1- Lincoln. I'm glad for some kind of work, Classes at the universities are as I tend to eat too much if I'm huge, and emphasis is on en- | home all the time with nothing gineering and medical science. I to do," Mrs. House explains! Teen-agers in Pakistan are shy, ruefully. j serious and respect their eld- IChanukah Right now her vital statistics ers, according to Mr. Kabn. are: height, 5 feet,. 3 inches, Harry Lund, director of ele- weight, 112 lbs., measurements, j mentary education, in the town- MENLO PARK TERRACE—thibit after judges had passed ram Set B5V2, 24, 34. Her professional ship, explained the change hi There may be better artists] on entries from both profes- name is Sherry Lane. procedure in case there is a who are exhibiting their work sional and amateur painters. MENLO PARK TERRACE — A great believer in dancing serious, actual alert. If defense [The traditional candlelightingjas good exercise for any age at the current Raritan Valley "And I'm certainly an ama-" ceremony will be the high-j he pretty mother is anxious to predictions are correct, there Annual Artists' Show at Arnold teur,"' giggles Nancy, who is a| chanukah pro- t should be several hours ad- point of the start both her children at Constable's store in New Bruns- young housewife, mother ofj m of tbs Midaieaex County vance warning before the ac- wick, but there isn't one whotwo children and ballet and tap this whiter. Boys tual attack, and school authori- ,.,,., Tid hves at 34jchapter> American Jewish benefit from dance instruction is more thrilled than Nancy Jefferson Street, I never hadirv.TCongressi arose , Novembewm>omiv>vr 129 aatt 8:30a-an. --1 ties feel it will be better to re- an_art lesson, I never. painted fully as much as girls, she turn the children to their Ruscito. (The program will be held at thinks. Though she herself family units for protection, Her 14 x 20-inch oil painting, until, a year, ago, and then.Tempie Beth Sholom, Iselin. It hasn't danced professionally rather than to try and keep "«iorto» i« a i,nt. nehotete °nly at night after I bedded the commemcommemorate.oratess ththe re-dedicare-dedica- for several years, she still goes is a hot, desolate children down. The picture them at the sehool. Therefore, tion of the Temple hi Jerusa- into New York twice a week desert scene showing an old they accepted for the exhibit in case of a real attack only, lem after tha_Israelites had de- for ballet lessons. Her sister, shack with an Indian and twowas one I copied from a calen- children will be sent home im- feated the Greeks. Mrs. Aubrey Overheart, lives mediately. horses. It was accepted as onedar hanging in my kitchen." of the 65 paintings hi the ex- Mrs. Nathan Davidson, chap- With the family and is a great The show opened Thursday ter president, will lead the help. . • night and Nancy and her hus- candle-lighting ceremony, and Florida Beckons band, Leonard, attended a cock- Mrs. Abe Landsman will offi- Right now she's looking for- tail party for the artists at the ciate at the rest of the pro- ward most to February when Tuesday,. November 11th store before the opening. The gram. Members are . urged to they all will pack up' and go exhibit will run through Sat- bring guests. down to Daytona Beach for the urday and is on the first floor. auto races. Her husband, Don, IS is a former stock car racing Junior Civic Group driver himself, and will enter "3-DIMENSIONAi" RADAR his SL-1 modified Lincoln for The Army has demonstrated To Meet on Tuesday the national title of which he VETERANS' DAY a new "three-demensional" .ra- MENLO PARK TERRACE — has high hopes. dar device and called it "one of the most important advances The Junior Civic Organization "We're a great couple," his made in electronic detection". will meet Tuesday at 8 P. M. wife says with a grin. "I can't The new radar gives simul- at the home of Mrs. Vincent stand racing, it makes me so taneous reading of bearings, Foti, 126 Swarthmore Terrace. nervous. And Don hates danc-j distance and altitude. Mrs. Stanton Getz, president ing, won't ever get out on the of School 19 PTA, will be a floor with me. But the kids Here's to the men and guest. There will also be seem to combine both interests KECOS® OF 135.4 BELOW several people willing to in- they love the cars and women who have served A temperature of 131.4 de- struct in hobbies such as racing, and also are crazy to grees below zero Farenheit, be- dancing on roller-skates. start dancing lessons." in our armed forces to lieved to be the lowest ever re- corded, was registered thirteen Good Steer preserve the freedom miles above the South Pole last The best place to fall asleep », . r * i. 1 - - July 16, according to a recent at the wheel is at a drive-in v * - r* that is the proudest her- disclosure of the United States theatre —• Chicago Daily Tri- *• j' - Department of Commerce. bune. itage of our past and Far more than anything else the brightest promise (other than your complexion) your teeth are responsible for for our future. your good looks. It is true that people with very good teeth and 1 Eddies Music Center ! I ] ' -. . D '" TI n s beautiful teeth take them for gone on record as saying that granted and even abuse them. SSI State Street.-*? VA-6-1290 — Perth Amboy the United States has not re- Your teeth are responsible for sumed convoying Chinese Na- "QJJR TWENTIETH the younger or older contour of THIS BANS Witt BE Today implanting, transplant- GOES BACK TO JAU. ANNWEKSAMY. YEAR" your face. They determine the Tactless tionalist supply ships to Que«> CLOSED ALL PAX 1958 ing and replanting teeth will LEXINGTON, Ky. — Broke Housewife — I can't serve as moy and will not revive the es- NOVEMBER 11TH pugnacious jaw or the sadly re- ceding chin. They even deter- soon be the order of the day. and homeless, Douglass Ben- a juror, your Honor. One look cort system nuless compelled mine whether you will smile at Quite often dental cosmetics ton stole a car so he could get at that man convinces me he'sto do so by military necessity. guilty, v all or whether you will develop are the results of complex pro- back into prison, where he cedures. However, in many the aging habit of pulling your knew his artificial leg would Judge — Sh-h-h. That's the upper lip down over your teeth cases the answer to a problem district attorney. be repaired without cost. when you do smile. may be quite simple. For ex- Benton told a federal judge Many older people who have ample, front teeth which are that he had no place to live. GALA FALL WEEKEND had unsightly teeth all their too long for an attractive ap- -Savings .Now He was sentenced to three years lives have to. be taught to smile pearance or proper bite, can be HOUSE PARTIES! after a dentist has capped their skillfully filed to proper size in in prison. Anniversary Specials! teeth. If you don't think an at- a matter of minutes." tractive smile is important, just Your teeth may not be per- think how many songs have fect, but you like them just as "The Bank vmtii Ml the Services" TRUMPET Outfit 59.50 been written about the effects they are. If this is lucky you, all j of a smile. you will need to do is to take! WILL TAK1 We are told the emotional the proper care of them with CLARINET Outfit B « O 79.50 benefits of cosmetic dentistry regular dentist visits and momtemtop are so startling that the cap- proper foods. Now Is The Time rts of exeitmg f m*- ping of- unsightly teeth have Baltimore, Md. TROMBONE Outfit 69.50 To Plant Tulips! Xng for the festive actually helped emotionally Harrisburg, Pa. 32.50 disturbed people get well more THE NAME'S THE SAME holidays ahead VIOLIN Outfit . . rapidly. Few of us have not had WINCHESTER, Va. — Nurses Pbone HI-2-1350 Hartford, Conn, the experience of having a in the maternity ward of a lo- Reserve How far s real Old York, Pa. DRUM Outfit « B » 95.00 friend say that they could not cal hospital were confused Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation understand why mother and when two unrelated women Established 1919 father did not do something with identical names were ad- BANKING HOURS: ess GEOHGE WALSQ, GUITARS From 18.50 about their teeth when they mitted. More confusion was add- were young. ed when Mrs. William Leach 279 New Brunswick Avenue 8 mm. station rate from MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9 A. M. TO 2 P. M. (Corner of Oak Street) WE ASE OPEN EVENING Dentists and orthodontists and Mrs. William Leach each New Brunswick after 6 PJM^i MaHor 57, Pa. and all day Sunday. FRIDAY FROM 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. have all kinds of newly devel- gave birth, to baby girls the PERTH AMBOY New XMs, 0 2-43SS oped techniques up their sleeves. same day. 10% tax notIneliidetL_ ___ PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 of private space, H we do most as important as a stove Tom About Quigley is Hoping Merchants to Map ON DEAN'S I1ST have a desk, ta most cases it when you are planning your Can't win ... A proud young Cubs Will Give WOODBRIDGE — Township is used by Junior and Sis for home. The average home- lady from Kentucky was trying For Return Monday Yule Plans Tonigfyt residents on the I3ean's; Honor lout Your loie their homework, and even maker has endless small ar- to justify her state to a Texan. WOODBRIDGE — Mayor WOODBBIDGE — The list at Newark State College, "In Kentucky," she ,said, "we Hugh B. Quigley, who fell Folklore SMt Union, were announced ••iy Dr. Dad when he has a bit of ticles, booklets, clippings and To Buy Land Woodbridge Businessmen's As- 1 work to bring home from the extra keys for the home and have Fort Knox, where enough and fractured two ribs at a sociation will meet tonight at AVENEL — A meeting was Alton D. O'Brien,-"; . Dean as By FRANCIS DELL office. family cars that she is re- gold is stored to build a golden banquet he was attending WOODBRIDGE—The Board Howard Johnson's. Mnal held by the den mothers of follows: The husband who can walk sponsible for keeping track fence three feet high complete- two weeks ago, is well on of Education last night voted plans for the Christmas par- Cub Pack 139 Monday eve- Miss Sandra "Treat, daughter: The sit-down desk for the ly around Texas." to purchase the 24-acre tract of ade and lighting of the Christ- of Mr. and Mrs. "Wilbur Treat, into an orderly house at the home-maker can be as ele- of. What better way is there the recovery list and is ex- land at Cozy Corner, Avenel, ning at the .home of Mrs. end of a hard day at the off- to insure always being able "Go ahead and build it," pected to return to his offi- mas decorations along Main Kay Noon, with Lou Wenzel as 44 Cypress Drive, Colonia; Miss mentary as a shelf in a niche, for $74,000 on which to build Street will be made. A repre- ice can count himself lucky. or a complete desk flanked to put your hand on these drawled the man from out cial duties next Monday. a grammar school under cur- cubmaster. Mary Potts, daughter of. Mr. He may be under the delusion items than to file them away yonder. "If I like it, I'll buy it." Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, the sentative of the "National and Mrs. James Potts, 35 Trini- with files. It can be sucess- rent plans and a junior high Federation of Independent , Albert Morris made a treas-, that housekeeping is easy. under lock and key. mayor's administrative as- school in the future phases of urer's report and discussed the ty Place, Avenel and Mrs. La- fully located anywhere — in Hygienic! Business TBU speak to the Verne Timperraan,. p. o. Box Not only is "good" housekeep- the kitchen, dining room, liv- In this day of "built-ins" it sistant said that Mr, Quigley school construction. group. Emanuel ^hoper, presi- progress of the cubs Christ- ing hard work, it takes organ- ing room, or any place away should be no problem at all A small boy's persistent snif- left the Perth Amboy Gen- mas candy sale now in prog- 122, Colonia. .. - .:: fing annoyed a woman stand- The land in question came dent, urges all 'members to : ization and skill. from daytime traffic. If you to have a hideaway home eral Hospital last Friday and under fire at a meeting on attend. ress. Plans were, made for the ..-"•World's'natural'rubber use ing next to him on a bus. is now at home resting. The presentation of an American It is all but Impossible to will acquire the habit of or- office designed with a drop- October 20 when Commissioner exceeded output in July. : run a household as it should ganizing your housekeeping, down desk and a cushioned "Young man," she said arch- accident occurred in Glark, Lewis Jacobson objected to the Folklore skit on the battle of be run without a desk or it will not only look effort- bench with a slide-out step ly, "have you got a handker- where the mayor spoke be- purchase at that time with an ACADEMIC HONORS : the Alamo at the next pack "home office" where the less, but will be much "easier for reaching storaage space chief?" fore'a Catholic Daughters of understanding that the Board WOODBRIDGE — Joseph A. meeting November 20, Mrs. homemaker can snatch a few for you. You will probably for reaching storage space "Yep," replied the lad, "but America banquet. As he was would ask other appraisers to Hnat, 523 Watson Street, has Joseph Eara's Pen 7 and Mrs. SUBURBAN COATS my mother won't let me loan it about to leave he slipped and qualified for academic honors Kay Noon's Den 1 will join sit-down minutes while out- find that you have a little in one. , make a check before the prop- CORDUROYS lining the week's menus or more leisure time to do some to anybody." fell off a podium and injured erty was bought. Winf ield Finn, at Newark College of Engineer- in the production. paying the monthly bills. Far British Conservatives to ex- himself. Board president, backed Mr. ing, according to Sumner, J. Mrs. Eleanor Pingree was WOOJLS of the things you really enjoy. TJ.S. signs 4 conventions on House, director of student per- too few of us have this bit A good filing cabinet is al- rule of the sea. pand social services'. Jacobson's stand. welcomed as a new den moth- TWEEDS Last night the Board heard sonnel. Mr. Hnat, a day division er of Den 5.. student, was aFebruary ETAOI In the a report from the real estate Mr. Wenzel invited den Season's Annual Paid-Up firm of Tomasso and Bretagna, student, was a, "February mothers and any father in- Freshman" who continued his Newest Iselin, that the property was a terested in cub activities to Colors Party Is Held "good buy." The firm based its studies during the summer attend the Cub Leader's In- findings on the fact that an months and has now- joined the stitute to be held at Johnson and WOODBBIDGE — "Cafe acre of the land could be sub- regular sophomore class. He is and Johnson's Cafeteria to- Styles* Hadassah Presents A Night divided into six parcels for a graduate of Woodbridge High morrow. For" the den mothers In Tel Aviv" was the theme of that many homes at a cost of School. there will be an afternoon of m the annual paid up member- "shop talk" with- others who ship party given by the Wood- $500 per lot. A representative from the MONUMENT UNVEILING serve. For the men there will Use Your bridge chapter of Hadassah WOODBRIDGE — The un- be a talk by Marlin Seig, from Hantfi- at the Jewish Community Emil Schmidlin Company, Cnarge Center. Mrs. Arthur Vogel was architects for the Fords Junior veiling of a mounment in the National Council, on the chairman. High School requested the use memory of the late Mrs. Lena common interest in the eight Open terrazzo floors. The request Laden, mother of Jack Laden, to ten year old boy. Friday The show was directed by had been refused before since 235 Green Street, will take Evenings Mrs. Leonard Goldman and place Sunday at 1 at Work- 1 the cost was estimated at $12,- Tackle Don Stallings is North lill 9 featured Mrs. Rubin Green- 950. A member of the Engel- men's Circle Cemetery, Carolina's heaviest football . O'clock berg, Mrs. William Staum, hart firm, which made the sur- Branch 90, Cedar Lane, Tren- Mrs. Isadore Rabinowitz, Mrs. ton. player. He weighs 25& pounds. 103 MAIN STSEET vey of township school needs, Frank Slusser, 180 pound half- WOODBKIDGE Sanford Brandt, Mrs. Albert said that there was no such back is the lightest. Richman, Mrs. Alfred Kaplan, floor in the proposed Iselin Mrs. Abe Winogard, Mrs. Junior High School and he Joseph Schleslnger, Mrs. Ber- could see no need for it being nard Novick, Mrs. Larry Pearl- placed in the Fords School. SSEUN, N. J. IJ-8-9090 man, Mrs. Eli Simon, Mrs. The Board declared that it Robert Melnick and Mrs. wanted a concurring statement FRI. AND SAT. ONLY Goldman. Accompanists were from the two firms before the Miss Carol Simon, Mrs. Pearl- next meeting. Burl Ives - Gypsy Rose Lee man and William Rabino- witz. Mrs. Leonard Cutler induct- ed Mrs. David Adler, Mrs. Bernard Cheifer, Mrs. Charles TODAY Thru SATURDAY II Konig-, Mrs. Howard Kauf- All Wide Screen-Color Show! God Created Woman for Man MEN: Surprise your wife by hav- man, Mrs. Albert Basri, Mrs. ... and Sex Began! Eli Simon, Mrs. Seymour Lau- In Color ing her coat remodeled. It costs ber, Mrs. Albert Levine, Mrs. "ADAM and EWE" — Pins —- less than you think. Milton Opper, Mrs. Robert — Plus — Randolph Scott in Richard Denning, Goldfarb, Mrs. Joel Mayer, Beverly Garland "BUCHANAN RIDES Mrs. Irving Hollander, Mrs. ALONE" David Bushkin and Mrs. "NAKED PAEABISE" Norman Green as new mem- SUNDAY and MONDAY SUNDAY THRU WED. Exclusively Created Iby bers. Andy Griffith John Wayne in Mrs. Winograd, Mrs. Cutler Goofln' up the Coast Guard as and Mrs. Lauder were honor- ed for outstanding work on James • Mason, THE GEISHA" the membership committee Dorothy Dandridge — Also — and Mrs. Joseph Klein pre- "THE DECKS RAN RED" sented life membership certif- Mickey Rooney and Son icates and pins to Mrs. Walter STARTS TUESDAY Hilarious in Cohen, Mrs. Herman Stein, Elizabeth Taylor "ANDY HARDY AMBOY AVE, WOODBRIDGE Mrs. Samuel Newberger, Mrs. "CAT ON A HOT COMES HOME" Max Weiner, Mrs. Sidney TIN KOOF" : ME 4-0770 Cammy, Mrs. Sidney Weiner OureftBRICXrE TO < TOLLRE and Mrs, George Metzger. ROUTE 9 Junction 35 A late supper was served under the supervision of Mrs. Max Staum and Mrs. Martin Staum. THEATRE WoodUbridge, N. J. Twenty American League bat- PLAYHOUSE ting titles have been won • by HI-2-0348 WED. THRU SAT. Detroit Tiger hitters, 12 more THTJRS., FRL AND NOV. 5, 6, 7, 8 than the next ranking team. - SAT. EVE. Andy Griffith, Felicia Fair "TIE KEY", in With Wm. HoWen and il£ Sophia > "ASTOUNDING SHE- — Co-Hit — CREATURE" FRIDAY and SATURDAY "MANHUNT IN THE 2—Sensational Hits—Z With Robert Clark JUNGLE" "Camp on Saturday Matinee: Kiddie Matinee Saturday Special Show for Children At 2:00 P. M. Blood Island" Abbott & Costello in — Also — SUN., MON., TTJES. "LOST IN ALASKA" NOV. 9, 10, 11 "THE SNORKEL" "ASTOUNDING' SHE- EXTRA CARTOON CARNIVAL CREATURE" James Mason, "WARPATH"—Color AND CARTOONS Dorothy Dandridge in SUN. - MON. - TTJES. Alan Ladd SUNDAY Thru TUESDAY "The DECKS "PROP REBEL" "MAM of the WEST" RAN RED" With Gary Cooper and — Co-Hit — Color Julia London "GUNMAN'S WALK" "SIERRA BARON" Color "WIND OVER THE EVERGLADES" STARTING •' EXTRAU SUN. 6:00 P. M. WED., NOV. 13 S6 With Burl Ives and It's tats off" today to the men and "BONZO GOES TO Christopher Plummer Elizabeth Taylor, Every Wednesday Paul Newman in women ©f our armed forces who defends HUNGARIAN SHOW "CAT ON A HOT TIN ed owr liberty on fighting fronts that From 2 P. M. ROOF" girdle the globe. May their shining ex- ample inspire us anew with devotion to Ritz Theatre the cause for which they gave so much, Carteret, N. J. KI-1-5960 so freely, s© bravely. NOW THRU TUESDAX NOVEMBER II WED.-SAT., NOV. 5-6-7-8 Best Picture of the Tear StJN.-MON., NQV. 9-10 Winner of 7 Academy Awards James Mason Feature Starts at 7:00 P. M. ANDY GRIFFITH Slight Increase in Prices cjoofin'-up the Coast Guard as Dorothy Dandridgre Veterans9 Day (formerly Armistice Day) Si "The Becks Ran Bed" le Bridge on and Outstanding value! Warm November 11th, has been established to Mickey & Son Together for the First Time' quilt-lined suburbans in the honor the veterans of World Wars I and new trim styling! Rich meltons Matinee Sunday ANDYHMDY COMES HOME.. II and Korea. WED. THRU SAT. of reprocessed wool fortified NOV. 12, 13, 14, 15 with nylon! Smart leather John Wayne buttons and trims! The price "The Barbarian is way down low.-.. hurry, buy them now! Stripes and and The Geisha" St Demetrius County Center boucle fancies. 4-12. — Plus — Sobers Hall is ^'AMBUSH AT 6S1-691 Dancing headquarters for liuslcf boy%\ CIMAKRON PASS" Boosevelt Avc. Every Friday Carteret Nfeht )GE PUBLISHING Kiddie Matinee n\ Saturday at 1:10 P. M. Publishers of THIS FRIIAY,.HOV. 7th SUN., MON., TOES. Walter Kross and Ms Orchestra NOV. 16, 17, 18 .ent- STIIIS.SATURDAY, N0¥. 8thg Andy ^fells and Ms Orchestra "Harry Black WOODBRIDGE = and The Tiger" Flan Now for Our Big Fre-Holiday Dance Green St. Circle (Iselin) Intersection of Sautes 1 and 2 Wednesday OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M. — Plus — 2 "BANDS The Edison Township -and Fords Beacon "FLAMING FRONTIER" November 26 2 BANDS Matinee Sunday 1:10 P. M. PERTH A^BOY FUSNTY OF FKEE PARKING dom appreciate to the fullest degree. Think, for a moment, back to the years NO MARGIN* Wqt when conditions were not nearly as stable and organized as they are today. October 31, 1958 October 30, 1958 seem to get nothing' for the The modern church is freed from Mr. Charles E. Gregory, Editor the horrible rites and hideous customs Charles E. Gregory taxes that seem to sky-rocket. Independent-Leader Independent-Leader We get a lot of neighbors who that man once practiced—and prac- Woodbridge, New Jersey over-run the place with loose ticed in the name of religion! Gone are Dear Mr. Gregory: Dear Mr. Gregory: dogs who should be confined to (Earterei Considerable confusion seems Would you please make an their premises. One acre should the days when animals and small chil- to have arisen in the minds of appeal again through your edi- be enough area to exercise a dren were sacrificed to appease the the people of Woodbridge C&arles E. Gregory Township concerning the ac- torials to open the gateways mutt! Let's forget the night- Editor and Publisher angry gods. tions/ of a certain teacher leading to Semel Avenue and howlings and the phone calls—> group other than THE WOOD- the one off New Dover Road "Drop dead!" (I moved from a BMie Independent-Leader and Edison Townsbip- Also gone are the days when beauti- BRIDGE TOWNSHIP EDUCA- along Sycamore Drive, Colonia, big1, sprawling city to hear this Wor&s Beacon published weekly on Tliursday 18-20 Green Street ME-4-11U ful maidens were shamed and slain in TION ASSOCIATION. so that many of us like Mr. Al- cute expression from the Woodbridge, New Jersey the orgies of the temple as common We should like the citizenry len, Jr., who travel in the early RANCH: TYPE citizen.) This She Cartcret Press published weekly on Friday occurrences. to understand that the WOOD- morning hours can cut our time Career -Mother learned a great 6S1 Roosevelt Avenue KI-1-56D0 BRIDGE TOWNSHIP EDUCA- by some fifteen and more min- deal out here. Carteret, New Jersey In these periods there was a sinister, TION is the professional group of teachers in Woodbridge utes? This barrier has created So please, Mr. Editor, help WOOUBKBBGE PUBLISHING COMPANY crafty priesthood which fattened itself Township, directly affiliated frustration and delays to count-Mr. Allen and the rest of us to Charles E. Gregory, President on the superstitions of the people. The with the NEW JERSEY EDU- less numbers of us in this area. free the parkways for travel Lawrence F. Campion. exploitations • and corruption of the j CATION ASSOCIATION and Your appeals are likely to reach convenient to us who made the Vice President and Treasurer with THE NATIONAL EDUCA- the ears of the indomitable Mr. unwitting choice of building priesthood and of religious fanatics TION ASSOCIATION. We rep- and buying in Colonia. By carrier delivery, 10 cents per copy resent the majority of teachers Palmer of Trenton in stronger Subscription, rates *y mail, including postage, who demanded allegiance to their fashion. In these days of election one year, $3.50; six months, $1.75; threee months, in Woodbridge Township promise may I close by appeal- $1.00; single copies by mail, 15 cents. All payable claim that their religion was the only through these Associations, be- This closing of the gates ing to the politicians not to in 'advance. religion, was a terrible handicap in the cause we have the highest num- seems about the last straw that let us and our children down bers of active, paid up members. finally breaks the camel's back. when the furor dies, but give path of progress. We have never in any waySo many of us settled here be- us and them some elementary attempted to indulge in local cause it seemed to be the answer and high schools in a BIO Also gone, for the most part, ar politics other than to exercise to what our children needed— jHURRY; sewerage system; the terrible wars caused by religious our right as citizens to vote. We quiet country living amid ideal good roads; and a feeling that have the deepest respect for allconditions! What a laugh that we want to stay here. fanaticism, the untold sufferings and has been to us who came from duly-elected governing bodies. You would be amazed at how Election Reflections death caused by these selfish and truc- We have never attempt- the big cities. We've given our boys over-crowded schools, many of us are straining at the ulent views. The great lesson which ed to criticize nor to dic- leash to get back to the city! We want, first of all, to congratulate tate the policies of the Town- worse than city ones. We have a high school on split-sessions Our kids walked to school and the victors in the local election Tues- has been taught by all these years and ship Committee nor the Board were not one in a class of of Education. and doomed to be so for years day, and to wish each of them a suc- such suffering is that religious intoler- to come. The politicians use sixty-five pupils! We got to our ance and fanaticism is often a major We are not writing this in an that one gimmick as a great jobs on buses and subways. cessful term of office in the public attempt to criticize the actions come-on in these voting days. However, for the sake of our good. Every literate citizen of the com- evil in itself of any other group, but merely young ones we came out hers to clarify our positions and to We have mud — mud — mud to build our homes. The park- munity knows full well the vast re- Today most of us are born under the identify ourselves properly roads! Last winter I couldn't way seemed just the answer to sponsibility anyone in office in Wood- blessings of churches which labor ,'in among the citizens of Wood- get to my job because the snow our commuting needs. Now bridge Township. lay two feet deep on Guernsey we're shut out! Help us to do bridge Township must face, and it is behalf of society, working for peace Lane. On the second day a something real quick. and good will, with exploitation and Very teuly yours, our earnest hope that each successful Alvin Levin, President snowplow came through once! candidate will have the discrimina- corruption at a minimum. The collec- Woodbridge Township We have no sewers! We just SURSUM CORDA tion, determination and devotion to tive work of the churches, therefore, Education Association meet all the' obligations implicit in his is greater today than ever before in at Garden State Park, near selection. history, and all of us should contrib- marked to construct the two reservoirs. ute our small share, however small it While the reservoirs are The best citizen is an active citizen, one who is Certainly, this is a time when great may be. alert and goes to the source to secure the best available strength must be shown, a time when Under the Capitol Dome under construction, the' State information. The best representative is one who co- Water Policy and Supply Di- operates with his constituents and is ready and eager the public interest must transcend vision will contact various to receive their views. Herewith are the addrsses of loyalty and when men must arise to municipalities and water Fickle Time companies in northern New your representatives. Keep in touch with them. their full stature in placing the best Jersey and the Raritan Valley BNITEB STATES CONGRESS Sometimes, when we fall into a re- TRENTON — New Jersey's budget of $121,116 at the safety at this time of year be- interests of the many above the selfish to secure contracts to pur- Senator H. Alexander Smith (R), Senate Office Build- flective mood, we wonder why all the Legalized Games of Chance present time. cause daylight hours are the chase the water from the new ambitions of the few. It will be our Commission which is being To improve the situation, ing, Washington, D. C. Home—Princeton. sweat, strain and tension of modern shortest and clouded wind- reservoirs. Senator Clifford P. Case (R), Senate Office Building, purpose in the months ahead to do investigated by the Legisla- annual conferences sponsored shields prevail. Coupled with JTERSEY JIGSAW: — New ture has no intention of by the Division are planned Washington, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue, Rahway. everything within our power to en- life. For, after all, time cures all things, inadequate traction and quick Jersey Legislature will con- Representative Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr. (R), (Fifth changing its attitude ' in the for the future to include pri- changes in temperature, the vene next Monday to com- courage such discretion. and our exertions today are ridiculousI regulation, of bingo games and vate civil rights organizations, Congressional District), House Office Building, struggles when conceived and consid- motorist is required to he on plete its yearly task of law- Washington, D. C. Home—Morristown. The Democratic party, long impreg- I raffles in the State. educational groups, employ- guard at all times. making. . . More community ered in the scope of all-encompassing In its budget request for ment and personnel directors, STATE LEGISLATURE nable in Woodbridge Township, suf- labor union officials, public Ice or packed snow make a health clinics will be sought time. 1959-60/ the commission re- highway twice as slippery by the State Department of Senate fered a severe and stunning setback ported 22,898 bingo games enforcement officers and Institutions and Agencies in Does anything material last? The other interested organizations when the thermometer indi- John A. Lynch (D), 55 Paterson Street, New Brunswick in the newly-created Fifth Ward where were held during the -1958 fis=- and persons. cates near-melting readings, 1959. . . . Surface water sup- Assembly two .Republicans who never before answer lies in the negative, for only cal year ending June 30 last, compared to near zero tem- plies in New Jersey do not William Kurtz (D), 415 Conover Street, South Amboy the spiritual and eternal values sur- with gross receipts of $19,- At such conferences the di- peratures, according to offi- contain enough radioactive David I. Stepacoff (D), 160 Lewis Street, Perth Amboy have, sought office, won a resounding 557,895.46. During the same vision will review its work and cials who are watching the materials to be a hazard to J. Edward Crabiel (D), 38 Highland Drive, Milltown triumph. In addition, Democratic vive our hectic pace of life. Time ends period, 3,975 raffles were con- outline problems that stand upward week" by week climb consumers, the State Depart- all our pretty romances, mental, busi- ducted, which produced $7,- m the way of greater degrees of traffic deaths. ment of Health claims...... BOARB OF FREEHOLDERS pluralities were materially reduced in 008,581.27. of success. Next to New York Revenues from major tax Karl .E Metzger (D), Director, Rugters University, New ness and physical, and our lives, even 1 the New Jersey 'Division The defensive driver must many Instances in the other wards. Charged by some licensees take these conditions into sources available for State Brunswick the ones so fine, are shortly ended and with being too harsh rand ar- Against Discrimination is the use during the past three George F. Baier (D), 390 George Street, New Brunswick It would have been interesting, indeed, oldest in the country. account and reduce speed, quite often quickly forgotten. bitrary in revoking licenses lengthen the distance between months equaled $73,373,236, George L. Burton, Jr. (D), 6 Eggers Street, Route 9B to see what would have happened had and handing out other pen- OPEN SEASONS:— Sports- or $6,905,249 higher than the New Brunswick men of New Jersey will wel- moving ears, start signalling the Republicans throughout the Town- The things of the material world alities, the commission asked turns sooner and make stops amount received during the Joseph R. Costa (D), 123 Hillcrest Avenue, Edison for $157,448 to operate during come the coming weekend by comparable period of last Thomas Lee (D), South Plainfield ship been able to conduct the same which mankind has striven to perfect, traveling afar through fields more gradual. When condi- the next year. It claimed, in tions warrant, he should take year. .. . The Executive Com- €Jeorge J. OtlowsM (D), 451 Kennedy Street, Perth kind of Intelligent, industrious and such as beautiful estates, orderly lives, and woods in search of up- mittee of the New Jersey Amboy. request submitted to State land game, and later on Mon- time out to put on reinforced dignified campaign which character- pleasureful and eventful lives, and |Budget, Director Abram Ver- tire chains needed to provide Chapter of the American William J. Warren CD), 875 Main Street, Fords day, the quest will continue Academy of Pediatrics has ized the efforts in the Fifth of- Messrs. other things, especially the protection meulen, that this amount "is for waterfowl in the coastal more reliable stop-and-go WOOBBRIDGE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE minuscule compared to the tractions. endorsed controlled fluorida- Evanko and Miller. and citadel built by a man for his fam- service rendered ,to ail of the swamplands. tion of community water sup- Hugh B. Quigley (D), Mayor ily, all are swept away by the inevi- people of this State." This The annual upland game State Motor Vehicle Direc- plies to reduce tooth decay. First Ward Second Ward tor Frederick J. Gassert, Jr. In all events, for the first time in table forces of time. All of which must year the commission received season opens at 9 A. M. next . . . Governor Meyner has Edward Kath (D) B. Richard Krauss (D) $147,729 to pay its bills. points out that 592 persons asked his cabinet members to years, there will be two Republican Saturday. Later hunters may h. Charles Mangione (D) Peter Schmidt (D) bring us to the realization that we The five unsalaried mem- seek rabbits, male English or killed thus far in New Jersey submit proposals on new legis- voices in the government of our com- must live fruitful lives now, not tomor- Ringneck Pheasant, quail, this year by traffic accidents lation as soon as possible. . . . Third Ward bers of the Bingo and Raffles should be remembered each IT. Ray Alibani (D) Elmer Dragos (D) munity. In their final campaign state- row, for today never returns. Jommission anticipates 25,- ruffed grouse and squirrel, Many new jobs will be made 000 bingo games will be held starting each day at one half time the motorist begins available to teenagers in New BOROUGH OF CAETERET COUNCIL ment, Mr. Evanko and Mr. Miller driving his car. The question of the ages remains next year,. plus 4,000 raffles. hour before sunrise until one Jersey as the result of new MAYOR pledged that if .elected they would There are 8,351 organizations half hour after sunset. The WATER:—Water promises to interpretations of the child strive only for objectivity and con- true today, in spite of hydrogen bombs registered with it. It also es- daily bag limit is two male be the major topic of confer- labor act. ... New Jersey's Edward J. Dolan (D) and the hectic pace of life: when you timates 20 bingo licenses will pheasants with a limit of ten ence and conversation at third and latest all-purpose struction, and would at no time seek State Government levels dur- COUNCIIMEN die, what good have you done, or what,be revoked for infractions during the season; four rab- motor facility has been John E. D'Zurilla (D) Adam Szymborski (D) lo obstruct any worthy program which next year, compared to the bits; three grouse, six squir- ing the next few years be- opened in Wayne Township, have you done? What help have you cause ' of voter approval on Walter Sullivan (D) Alex Such (D) might be offered. We are confident ten revoked last year. Looking rels and seven quail. Passaic' County. . . . Betting Thomas Milik (D) John Hutnik (D> extended your fellowman, or human- further into the future, the Tuesday of the $45,850,000 (Continued on Page 16) they will keep their word on this score, commission, also estimates 40 New Jersey's waterfowl bond issue to stop some of and it would be most assuring if the ity? Who have you harmed in the raffles licenses will be lifted season will begin at one half the run-off of rain in the course of your efforts? [next year, compared with 31 hour before sunrise on No- Garden State. Democratic majority in the Town this year. vember 10 and continue until Committee would make the same Stop and ask yourself these ques- January 10. The daily bag The smaller of ..the two tions, and look upon the fickle values "In some instances there limit is four ducks, two geese, reservoirs planned — a 10- pledge to their new Republican col- were flagrant violations of not including Snow Geese; 10 billion gallon capacity job to leagues. and material gains of today with less the Bingo and Raffles licen- coots, 6 brant and 8 Wilson be constructed on the Spruce awe than heretofore. For, the only sing laws or the rules and snipe. All water fowlers must Run arid Mulhockaway Creek We must repeat that the problems regulations which required have a special Federal duck tributaries of the South facing us require not an application thing that lasts, the only thing that the commission to hold hear- stamp to enjoy the sport Branch of the Raritan, will of partisanship, but of good will. We time does not slay in the end, is the ings," said the commission. legally. not be completed until Janu- spiritual, eternal, the real values in 'From such hearings, 96 in- WINTER:— Slippery streets ary, 1962. can only wish fervently this will be the vestigations occurred. Fur- and highways in New Jersey The 55-billion gallon capa- life. ther, approximately 275 in- in the winter months ahead city reservoir at Round Val- attitude of both parties. It will be the Ivestigations were made to as- difference between progress and retro- You might develop a nice life, a present a constant threat to ley, south of Clinton, which luxurious, pleasureful life, but the sure that the proceeds derived the lives of motorists and are will draw water from the gression. from the games of chance causing great worry on the South Branch of the Raritan, question of the ages remains. And that were applied in accordance part of State safety officials. will not be in operation until is, when you die, what have you done with the statutes. . Reduced visibility is also a year later. Of the total bond "The Commission feels that another threat to traffic issue, $39,500,000 is ear- The Church Today to help your fellow-men and contribute it has been and is rendering The modern church, little as we may to the slow march of progress of the definite service to the public ^at a minimum cost to the GLAMOR GIRLS think of it, is a blessing which we sel- liuman race? jState," the report continued. 'Without the control of the commission, we do not be- fet U.S. all take a brie! pause fos lieve that as much money retrospection and remember with reverence •would be raised for charita- BANKING HOURS: High School Highlights ble, educational, patriotic, the valiant men and women who fought and Monday Thru By SHEILA. BEI*AFSKY religious or public-spirited died to preserve the peace. [purposes as is now raised." Thursday The commission added "we 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. Plans to enter college are be-and 21 are eligible to take the lege education and Navy train- do not know of any more ef- In humble observance of VETERANS DAY . ing made by most of the college Navy College Aptitude Test. ing, the graduate will, be a ficiently operated public of- . Friday this bank will not be open November 11th.] preparatory students in Wood- This examination, sponsored by commissioned officer in the fice in public or private busi- 3 A, St. to 6 F. M. bridge High School. Opportuni- the Naval Reserve Officers Navy or Marine Corps. For |ness today." ties for scholarships await those Training Corps Unit, will be further information, Miss Mar- INTEGRATION: . — Smart interested students whose fi- given on December 13. In order garet Hendrickson and Mr. thinking has avoided inte- nancial status will not permit to pass this examination, the Bernard Novick of the high them to enter college. applicant must pass a rigid school guidance department, gration problems in New Jer- A Lockheed Scholarship Fund physical examination next Feb- can be contacted. sey. offers four years of free college ruary. On October 31, the Class of The State Division Against '2 TO tuition, $500 dollars a year for This organization's main ob- '59 held its annual Masquerade Discrimination, an arm of the expenses, and the opportunity jective is to educate young men party. Prizes were awarded for State Department of Educa- Paid ei Savings iciaunfs to enter the aircraft missile in- for careers in the Navy and the funniest costumes, pret- tion, has ruled on many cases dustry. Marine Corps. tiest, most original, and the of discrimination i n the • The school guidance office A normal college curriculum best group. The winners in each thirteen years of its existence, has a list of scholarships being will be followed, and midship- category were funniest, Marg- and is generally responsible offered for seniors interested in men in the NROTC will study ery Weller and Mary Young; for the smoothness in which this field of space and explora- a planned course in naval the prettiest, Janet Moyle; the the problem was handled in tion. It is important that the science. Tuition fees and books, most original, Louis De Geron- the Garden State. students get their applications plus $600 a year as retainer pay. imo and Harris Engelson; and The division, headed by into the college or university of will be supplied by the Navy. the best group consisted of John P. Milligan, of Prince- Our Wew Blinding, Comer Moore Avenue thrir choice at the earliest pos- The program will include jSheila Belafsky, Nancy Dein- ton, has requested $152,940 to and Bessy street COppt. Town Hail? sible date. part of three successive sum- stein, Susan Kimtnel, Nona continue operating during the © 19S8, HSU JYjteres Srajimee, Ice World rides rratmj. Male citizens of the United mers on training cruises with Levine, Joan Stein, and Joseph 1959-60 fiscal year beginning "You can't ignore these requests—so slug The Old Stales between the ages of 17 various fleet units. After a col-Taylor. ? next July 1 compared with a Oaken Bucket'." PAGE TEN THURSDAY, XKHTEAEBER 6, 195S Cub Pack 149-A Meets Chapter Making In Recreation Hall Joint Installation Held ISELIN — Cub Pack 149-A met at St. Cecelia's Recreation Plans for Show COLONIA — Members of the By. Colonia Legion Post Kail for their annual Halloween COLONIA-^Ameriean Legion teeman; Benjamin Sunshinef "ISELIN — The importance party. Approximately 120 cubs, Suburban chapter are making final arrangements for their Post and Auxiliary held its junior past county commander; of ..training in the administra- brothers'' and sisters were joint installation at the post Harold Berkowitz, commander tion of oxygen and artificial rreeted at the door by a group paid up membership party to - be held Monday at Temple home. Auxiliary officers wez e of Woodbridge Township Me- respiration was demonstrated of friendly ghosts. installed by Mrs. Ernest Bur- morial Post, J.W.V.; Seymour Saturday evening by the Iselin Three parents acted as judges Beth-El, Cranford. Feature of the evening will rows, president of the Middle- Mermelstein, past commander, First Aid Squad while answer- in selecting the prize winning sex County American Legion Woodbridge Township Memo- ing an emergency call. A3% costumes as follows: Denise be a fashion show with models from the chapter as follows: Auxiliary, and her staff of of- rial Post, J.W.V.; and Louis week old baby boy was unable Brickell prettiest; . Charles ficers. Those installed were Blauth, Post 88, Highland Park, to breathe due to a mucous con- Plesher, most original, and Mrs. Ike Becker, Mrs. Martin president, Mrs. George Kuch- gestion in his throat and waJoseps h Stancaviek, funniest. Blatt, Mrs. Robert Diamond, ma; first vice president, Mrs. Assistant Cubmaster Joseph Mrs. Melvin Gietter, Mrs. Har- apparently near death. Im- old Fishman, Mrs. Morry Her- William Sargent; second vice mediately upon arrival at theQulvas led the party in a com- president, Mrs. Jack Villee; munity sing, after which re- man, Mrs. Gilbert Lehrer, Mrs. .llome the squad officer started Charles Leisten, Mrs. Irving secretary, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy; artificial respiration on the freshments were served by den historian, Mrs. Adolph Elster; mothers and the pack comittee. Meisner and Mrs. Norman, Is Church iride baby and oxygen was given Strasser. treasurer, Mrs. E. Burrows; carrying him to the ambulance The next meeting will be held chaplain, Mrs. Michael Petyo ISELIN—Miss Elizabeth. Le- November 24 at the recreation Mrs. Paul Becker and Mrs.and sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. miska, daughter of Mrs. Stan- and enroute to the hospital. Rudolf Klein are in charge of Three first aiders worked as center. . Wendall DoU. ley Kolbasowski, 1405 Oak Tree refreshments. The proceeds will Road, and the late Stanley Le- a team in the rear of the am- be donated to the support of Mrs. Burrows also presented bulance, one man regulated the miska, was married to Robert the Jewish National Home for membership shields to the Joseph Patten, Son of Mr. and oxygen supply from, the ma- Asthmatic Children, .Denver. members for 20 years service chine, another gave artificial Mrs. Joseph Patten, 415 High as follows: Mrs. Oscar Large, Street, Perth. Miboy, at S6. respiration while th« officer Mrs. William Doll, Mrs. Calvin applied the oxygen mask and PTO to Begin Johnson, Mrs. .James Crowley, Cecelia's Church. used oral breathing assistance. ISELIN—Mrs. Henry Baum- Mrs. Joseph McAndrews, Mrs. Rev. Robert Mayer, assistant About halfway to the hospital arten, Mrs. Walter Brach, Philip Den Bleyker, and Mrspastor. , performed the dcmble- the baby started crying and Mrs. Warren Kleeman, Mrs. Project Works John Thomas, charter mem- ring ceremony. The'bride was breathing without help. Andrew Mueller and Mrs. Jo- FASMI0H MODELS for tbe SnbHroan CSspier show wMcii will he held in Craniord Monday, are pictured above at the bers; 15 years service, Mrs. given in marriage by her uncle, COLONIA — A meeting, was William Lemiska. Following last Sunday's first seph Smith were welcomed in- home of Mrs. Gilbert Lefarer, 48 Marlboro lame, Colonla. In flae photo, from left to Tight,; "Mrs. Irving- Meisner, Mrs. Elster,. Mrs. Joseph Godby, Mrs. to membership in the Women's held at the home of Mrs. Jo-Harry Jones, Sr., Mrs. Chester Mrs. Richard Kolbasowski aid class, Captain Lawrence Irving Seeker, Mrs. Mel Gietter, Mrs. Harold Fishajaii, Mrs. Saymond KirseSxbamn and Mrs. X»ehrer. seph Vitale, ways and means was matron of honor and Rich- Pearson addressed the cadets Guild of the First Presbyterian Case and Mrs. Ignaz Obropta; Church at a meeting at the chairman of the Colonia P.T.O. 10 years, Mrs. Fred Ablonczy, ard Kolbasowski was best man. and told the new members that Schools 2 and 16, to begin work The bride is a graduate of they will be qualified to answer church. Mrs. Tony Nieradka Mrs. Angelo Di Leo, Mrs. Sar- was in charge of hospitality. Colouia Village Civic on the various sewing and gent, Mrs. Richard Birmeli, Woodbridge High Scholo and is calls with the squad upon com- needlecraft projects which, will Mrs. John O'Leary, Mrs. Doll, employed by F. W. .Woolworjh, pletion of the course. He also Final plans were made for a visit to the Belvidere Presby- Group has Parade be made for the bazaar to beMrs. John Murphy and 5 years, Co. Her husband, a graduated instructed the trustees to out- COLONIA — The third an- held December 6 at School 16. Mrs. Petyo, Mrs. George Kel- St. Mary's High School, Perth new cadets with uni- terian Home November 15. The couts fit' the guild will entertain the women nual children's Halloween Mrs. Paul Ablonczy stated ler, Mrs. Villee, Mrs. Kuchma, Amboy, has served two years forms. ISELIN — Congregation Beth COLONIA — Boy scout parade, sponsored by the Cotha- t more volunteers would be Mrs. Steven Seickel, Mrs. Frank in the U. S. Army, and is em- of the home and serve refresh- lonia Village Civic Association, -Iselin youths who wish to ap-ments. Member cars will leave Sholom will hold a meeting ii-pop 46 held parents' night needed to sew articles which Schuetz, Mrs. Frank Kadilla ployed by Middlesex County ply for membership may do so Sunday at 8:30. Members and •ii cl court of honor Wednes- was held Sunday. are already cut out, particular- and Mrs. Harold Daniels. Road Department. the church parking lot at noon r In spite of the bad weather, by attending Thursday meet- and return at 6 P. M. Members friends are invited. Befresh- <3r- at the Inman Avenue fire- ly aprons, and emphasized that Guests of the. auxiliary were ings at 7:00 P. M. in the squad ments will be served. 1 case with 30 scouts and 45approximately 60 children will rehearse for the entertain- inarched in the parade through if anyone would care to make Mrs. Rollin Rathburn, Mrs. building, 477 Lincoln Highway. ment they will present at the Philip Schreiber. board of p.'ii ents attending. Opening then- own aprons at home and Frank Fittin, Mrs. Louis Ab- Acomplete Red Cross First Aid education chairman, announced re; emonies were conducted by Dogwood and Sandalwood To 'Light Up' home tomorrow at 8. Lanes, Villeg Green and Pine- ,donate them, it would be bott, past president of Ameri- Course is a must for all mem- a third Sunday School class is i troop and scoutmaster Max greatly appreciated. can Legion Auxiliaries. Other bers of either of the Iselin Mrs. Richard Ribble willj tree Drive. The parade was led lead a praise service at the P< Li'iman welcomed the group by a band that included Donald Mrs. Walter Barsce added guests were Mrs. John Di Gio- First Aid Squad or the Cadet will be open to children under i >lh an impressive acorn cere- vanni, president of Laurence Corps. Second Lieutenant Ed- next meeting November 25. the age of nine and teaching and Richard Rist, Eddie Kane that there is also a need for ISELIN — Local merchants Mrs. Charles Geso and Mrs. ii.!) ay. and Patsy Sposato. more knitters and crochetersjHarbor unit; Mrs. Frank Trent, ward Barrett is the advisor but matter will include pre-Hebrew president of Highland Park are contributing to the Iselin Jay Miller will star in a pro- School subjects, such as Hebrew New scouts inducted were Children participating re- or donations of knitted or Christmas Lights drive to have the corps will soon elect its 1.- "ry unit, and Mrs. Seymour \Mer- own executive and ambulance gram of slides assisted by Mrs.reading and writing. Parents Rudnick, Raymond ceived a bag of assorted candies crocheted articles. Any volun- "Seasons Greeting" light up Hughes, William Lamb, Emery and balloons. teers for sewing should call melstein, president of Wood- officers and will operate as anHarold Rounds, Mrs. T. H. wishing to enroll children in bridge Township Memorial Oak Tree Road during the hou- independent organization with- Kinley, Mrs. George Bennett, this class must notify the Glagola Jr., Richard Jost, Le- In the costume contest Mrs. Ablonczy, FU. 8-5275 and day season. judged by Mr. and Mrs. Paul those for knitting or crocheting Post, Jewish War Veterans in the Squad. Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Lewis. board on or before Sunday. For roy Holman Jr., Paul Grewe, Auxiliary. Several successful planning further information, call Mr. Jeffrey DiBella and Brian De- Nietzold, Mrs. John GUtafson should call Mrs. Barsee, FU. 8- meetings have been held with. John Bobak appointed)Mrs. Curtis Campbell will be soloist and Mrs. William Ben- Schreiber, 214 Julius Street. Groff. Second class badge re- and George White, prizes were 7762. Post officers were installed Martin Diege, chairman assist- Charles Carew, chairman of j cipients were John Angen, given to Barbara and Richard by Richard Coleman, com- ed by Mrs. Ellen Fisher, con- the new building committee. nett will play the organ. Adult education classes are Those attending the meeting Thomas Drew, James Holman, Castaline, Linda White, Douglas were Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Mrs. mander of Middlesex County tributions chairman and Tex This' committee will study ways The offering will go to mis- being held every Wednesday Christie, Joanne Sliker, Chris- American Legion and his staff evening at 8:30. Rabbi Jacob William Chemok and Charles Walter Barsce, Mrs. Ai Basri, Perry in charge of publicity. and means of erecting an ex-sionaries to Iran.s Mr. and Mrs. Marietta College was Barbara tine Golda, Carl Christoferson, of officers. Those installed rlenn C. Kneeht. Members Jungreis is in charge of this Tomredle, Jr. First class Mrs. Erskrne Brash, Mrs. Rob- The drive for funds is already tension on the present build- daughter^ MrTand Barbara Preund, Peter Kucma, were commander, Steven Hor- in progress and receiving active will also donate their Christ- discussion group. Basic HekrewjJ^"^^^^"^^^'**' "^^ [badges went to Andy Pearlman Cathy Golda and Cynthia Mac ert Brusaw, Mrs. L. Carle, Mrs. vat; senior vice commander, ing. Squad members were and Michael Fomenko, Mrs. Ear- support, according to the chair- asked for suggestions. mas gift money to the Kneeht's will also be taught during thejFour^h street, Colonia. A'grad-! Walter Rosenberg. Andy Argei. . Martin Sti4ifler; junior vice hstead of exchanging presents. PearlHian vas accordeJ Jd the nest Hoffman, Mrs. Frank commander, John Sickle; ad- men. series. Any interested persons t of WoodbrWge_. High *" - "" Joseph Tezinski was chair- Hruska, Mrs. Harry Leatham, are welcome to attend. star scout rank and Donald jutant, Edward Shutski; fi- of School, Miss Kusinko is a jun- man assisted by Joseph Boris, Mrs. Fred Miles, Mrs. Herman FLEDGED BY FKAT Colonia Men's Lodge Irving Judd, chairman 'ior speech" major"at Marietta. jDenson commended for passing Mrs. Peter Kuema and Mrs. nance officer, Edward Kisel- COLONIA— Peter John Jan- youth council, reported mor"'"'She.e , was-nominated., for., the I a council board of review for Rohrbach, Mrs. Joseph Seikel, eski chaplain. Rev. Robert Tezinski. Mrs. Howard Smith and Mrs. narone, son of Mr.and Mrs. To Meet on Nov. 13than 100 youngsters are nowqueenship by her Sigma Kappa scout last June. Bonham; sergeant - at - arms, enrolled. The Pre-U.S.Y. group Symboz-ski. Phillip J. Jannarone, 141 Long COIONIA— The second com- sorority sisters and elected by James Holman, William Arn- Albert Holiinger; historian, Hill Road, a member of the ISELIN — A new organiza- munity wide meeting of the for 12 year olds meets every a vote of the male students. old, Walter Rosenberg and The executive board meeting Ernest Burrows, and service of- tion formed Thursday at First Monday evening at 7:30 with ficer, Jack Villee. junior class at Moravian Col- B'nai Brith Men's Lodge of s.. of., her., court., were Thomas Drew received a na- of the P.T.O. will meet No- lege, Bethlehem, Pa., has been Presbyterian Church the Neigh- -olonia will be held November Mrs. George Form in charge. Alpha Xi Delta Carol Eddy, ture merit badge; John Angen, ivember 13 at 1:30 P. M. inthe borhood Girl Scouts 1, is com- The C. B. S. Juniors for third Guests were August Lauer, pledged to Tau Kappa Epsilon 13 at the Colonia Civic Im- Marietta, Chi Omega Nan Zim-a home ^repairs merit badge; teacher's room of School 16. department executive commit- national social fraternity. posed of Brownie, Intermediate provement Club, Inman Ave- and fourth graders Tinder the merman, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Joseph O'Donnell, swimming •rove and Girl Scout Troops of thenue, at 8:30. direction of Mrs. and camping; Gilbert Wels, COLONIA — A delegation neighborhood. Mrs. William Schwartz, meet every Monroe R. Sheinberg, direc- Toronto, Ohii markmanship, firemanship and from the New Dover Methodist Doerr, a leader of Troop 43 tor of the New York Regional Tuesday evening at 7. Their swimming; Donald Denson, ci- Church visited the United N&4 is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Anti-Defamation League will next meeting is November 11. j tizenship in the home, citizen- tions Building in New York Warren Reese and Mrs. Ken- address the group on league The TJ.S.Y. group for teen-agers! City. neth .. S c h u b a r t treasurer. ship in the nation, first aid, activities all over the country. meets every Tuesday evening at J rowing, camping cooking, swim- Mrs. William Hagedorn has Brownie troops 102, 103, 104Those interested are welcome 7:3Cf, with Nate Shane as ad- made arrangements • for a trip and 9 and Intermediate Troop visor. The Intermediate group I ming-, nature and soil and to attend or may call Mel Klein, water, conservation and Andy to the Methodist Home for the 3' were represented by Mrs6.8 Drake lace, for further in- for fifth and sixth graders} Aged Ocean Grove, November Arthur Clough, Mrs. George meets alternate Wednesday Pearlman, camping, wild life formation. ISELIN—St. Cecelia's Church I management, basketery, pio- 29. Those wishing' to go may Courtney, Mrs. Robert Fricke, evenings at 7:30. The units are was the setting for the mar- call Mrs. Hagedorn, LI 8-4311 Valentine. Johnson, Mrs. Ches- led by Mrs. Lou Brustein and Janice Marie nature' toor Mrs. Walter Place, LI 8-5617 ter Kulesza, Mrs. Thomas Martin Bogoff. Mrs. Rogoff is Donlan, daughter of Mr. arid home, home woodearving, by November 21. If enough Nienezyk, Mrs. Warren Reese, co-ordinator for this group. Mrs. Michael Donlan, 119 Bed-soil and water conservation, people would like to attend it and Mrs. Harry Thomas. The ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. John] ford Avenue, to Joseph Holm cooking, first aid and forestry. will be possible to charter a bus. next meeting will be held in S. Bonk, 2 Austin Avenue, an- Colonna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Receiving one year pins were The Women's Society held December. nounce the engagement of their Vito Colonna, Union. Rev. John Angen, William Arnold, a breakfast today with hostesses ..-. . of candy treats daughter, Jacqueline Ann, to John M. Wilus officiated at the William Chemok, Thomas Falk, Mrs. Ray Stoner, Mrs. Emil ^Jersey Central facing dis- John Walter Lis, Jr., son of Mr. nuptial Mass Saturday. James Holman, Bruce Horn- Hrnyshkanych, Mrs. Albert j Hurry to LOFT'S for a feast aster liability claims and Mrs. John W. Lis, 70 Cen- The bride, given in marriage ing- and Andy Pearlman; two Sweet and Mrs. Theodore ter Street, Perth Amboy. by her father, wore a gown of year pins, Dennis Adams, Don- Browder. The next meeting will of flavor, a harvest of savings! COLONIA — Joseph Malone, ald Denson, Thomas Drew and Miss Bonk is a graduate of Paul Ablonczy, John Woods, Chantilly lace and peau de soie be November 19 at 8 in the Woodbridge High School, class George Taylor and S. Karte- with a long train. A crown held Michael Kreitz; three year education building. Mrs. James of 1955, and is employed by check were initiated as newher fingertip veil and she car- pins, Joseph O'Donnell, Gil- Ewin requests that each mem- THIS WEEK ONLY!., at General Cable Corp., Perth members of the Colonia Me- ried a bouquet of orchids. bert Wels and Alex Lyszczasz; ber bring yarn, yardage or of- Amboy. morial VFW post at the last Miss Mary Mosier, Newark, Scoutmaster Pearlman, four ferings for World Community Her fiance is a graduate of meeting of the group. All mem-was maid of honor and Mrsyea. r service pin and leader Days. Christmas Gifts are also Note to leaders: Thanks for Perth Amboy High School and bers received their Cross of Robert Clouter, sister of the pins were presented to Derby requested for the Methodist .. all the nice letters. As many is employed by General Cable Malta VFW pins. bride; Miss Mary Ann Donlan, Denson, committee chairman Home. Packages should be questions as possible will be Corp., Perth Amboy. another sister, and Miss Louise and committeemen Emery Gla- marked clearly to know whether answered In this column, but ' A committee was formed to collect food for the annual Donlan, White Plains, N. Y., a gola, William Wels, Charles it is for a man or woman. If the for obvious reasons replies cousin of the bride, were brides-} ~ die *Sr" article is of a personal nature _• must be brief. Announces Schedule Christmas baskets for distribu- T omre tions in Colonia proper. maids. | Steve Matlaga and Ronald the size should be noted. A new CI20COIATI . Q. "What is royal jelly? Do For Church Services Robert Cormier, Union, drawing for secret pals will .. nutritionists consider It a The entertainment committee satisfactory dietary supple- COLONIA — Rev. George A. s discussing the possibilities of best man for his brother-in-law Camp Cowaw stars and take place hi December. Butter Crunch, Cordial ment?"—W. B., Canada. Shultz, pastor, United Church a New Year's Eve party for and ushers were Robert Cluter, patches for last summer's The next meeting for Cancer Cherries, Cocoanut Royali of Christ, Colonia and Clark, members and families. Details brother-in-law of the bride; Dressings will be held November ; A. Royal jelly Is a secretion meething in School 17, Inman Gerald Collins, Elizabeth, and camping went to scouts Angen, Nut Clusters, Chocolate - of worker bess whicti is fed will be announced at the next Gary Messina, Leonard Miller, 12 at 8. P.M. Everyone is wel- ••- to larra (baby bees) that are Avenue, announces the sched- meeting November 11 at the George Persico, New York City, white material to make the Truffles, Whipped Creams -' to become queens. One or two jule of services Sunday as fol- cousin of the bride. Pearl-man, Drew, Denson. O'- - scientific reports indicate Colonia Civic Improvement Donnell, Arnold, Chemok, come. There is a need of clean ...many others. ' that royal jelly contains one lows: Club at 8.. Mr. and Mrs. Colonna are on • of the "B" vitamins (panto- 9:45 A. M. Church school a wedding trip to Miami Beach, Rosenberg, Tomredle and thenic acid), but the need Henry Zarzemski. Mrs. Caterinicchio Uoz. for this vitamin by humans classes for all; 11:00 A. M. Fla., and on their return will has not been established. morning worship and sermon: Kadets of America reside hi Paterson. William Price addressed the . Reunion Chairman According to a top nutrition- "Where is your Treasure?". scouts in behalf of the fire ist, promotion of "royal Win More Awards ISELIN— Mrs. Peter'-Cater- jelly" as a dietary supple- Nursery during worship for pre- ISELIN— Kadets of Amer- University Women company and presented, an ment is pretty much in the school children. American flag donated by theinicchio, 8 Emery Street, is field of quackery. The U. S. ca, Iselin unit, is continuing serving as chairman of the Food and Drug Administra- to win awards for participation Will Meet Tonight firemen and a troop flag do- tion is very much concerned SERVING IN FRANCE nated by Mr. Zalek. Refresh- arrangements committee for a about the sale of "food sup- ISELIN— Private Henry A. in local parades. COLONIA — The literature twentieth reunion of the class plements" as cure-alls for The group won first prize in group of the Colonia Branch ments were served by the troop conditions which require Painter, son of Mr. and Mrs. mothers club under the di- of 1939, Grover Cleveland Jr. medical attention. The leaf- Henry A. Painter, 117 Berkley the Perth Amboy Halloween of the American Association of High School, Elizabeth. CHOCOUTi nmi mmm "' let "Food Facts vs. Food parade, their third consecutive University Women will meet rection of Mrs. Albert Lamb TonstedPecans " Fallacies'" issued by FDA is Boulevard, recently arrived hi and Mrs. Walter Rosenberg. Several meetings have al- £: good reading for anyone v/ho France and is now a cook at honor. They also received a with Mrs. Robert Keller, Rah- ready been held and plans are c'ippod in creamy " is interested in improved first prize at the Labor Day way, tonight at 8:30. Mrs. health. Copies are available the 33rd Field Hospital, Fon- NEW WINE being made to hold a dinner -by writing to the Pood and tainbleau. parade in South Plainfield and Arthur Lindbloom, Trenton and and dance in April at the Villa Drug Administration, Dept. the Columbus Day parade in Mrs. Milton Finger, Cranford NEUSTADT, West Germany of Health, Education and Formerly employed by Air- —German wine growers at anRoma Club, Elizabeth. ~ Welfare, 'Washington 25, D. C. tron, Inc., Elizabeth, the. 23 New Brunswick. who are Spanish-English sec- annual wine-christening cere- The committee is busy con- year-old soldier entered the Organized in January and retaries will be guests. They mony named the 1958 wine tacting alumni. " Material In MEDICAL MIRROR army in April and was formerly sponsored by Mr. and Mrswil. l read some of the poetry of Moonhopper, to commemorate Local residents from the class ~is based on various scientific William Smith, the group is Juan Ramon Jimenez, Nobel 1 publications and does not stationed at Fort Dix, the American launching of a imay call Mrs.. Caterinicchio necessarily reflect the opinion instructed by Walter Myminak Prize winner for 1956. rocket aimed at the moon. for further information. of all doctors. Tae diagnosis and Clyde Christerson and The literature group is mat- and treatment' of disease re- Peter Pryslak is assistant com- ing a study of the Nobel Prize quires the sldll and knowledge ' which oaly a uhysiciaa can I mander. winners of the past 10 years. apply tej personally attenfling tlis patient. r Letters will be answered In these columns anonymously. Direct your Inquiries to .MILK'CHOCOLATE 3. Downey Salston,'M.B. 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LOF^T'S.v.the- Candies of Finer Qyaliir Open Evening's Till 10 S min. station rate from Sunday Sill 1 P. M. . New Brunswick after 6 P.M.. 1-1582 . -CARTERET SHOPPING CENTER; r'~ £: and all day Sunday. c : FREE PARKING IN JREAK. 10% tax not included YOU® HAHEBKESSER Complete N. J • - / and Throughout New JerseyV;•.',;;>:' ^W , WOYEMfBEIS 6, 1958 PAGSS ELEVEN n .*... Gerard Pm Catenacci FORDS — Miss Doris Mary- Fords, Alice Jenkins, Middlesex FORDS—A group from Rut- Ann Mingin, 102 Pleasant Ave- and Helene .Oberhuber, Middle- gers University, Hillel founda- 3y GILDA KRESS were almost as interested .to nue, daughter" of the late Mr. sex, were attendants. Barbara tion, .will present the program FORDS— An annual feature the results of this poll as they and Mrs. Anthony Mingin was Ann Senna was flower girl. after the meeting of .Raritan of election day in Fords that were in the municipal contests. married Sunday tD Gerard Williams J. Meming, Wood- Valley Lodge, B'nai Brith, at attracts many Township resi- The attractive table settings Peter Catenaoci, son of Mr. andbridge, was best man and the Jewish Community Center, dents, is the luncheon servedand excellent fare evidently Mrs. Henry J. Catenacci, 44 ushers were Robert Andrysw- Metuchen, Tuesday at 8:30. at the library by the Women's are well known around town. Seymour Avenue, Woodbridge. jeski, Perth Amboy, Frank The group, also announced Club of Fords. I noted quite a few local offi- Rev. Samuel Constance of- Thon, Carteret and Paul Biczes, new members who have joined I accepted the invitation of cials buying their lunch at the ficiated at the double -ring cere- Sewaren. the group as follows: William Mrs. Oswald Nebel, the presi- library and I can't say I blaias mony at Our Lady of Peace J. Rabin, Saul Kritsman, Ar- dent to spend, my lunch them. .": Church. A graduate of Metuchen High thur Rudykoff and Jerome Gor- The club supports the library Seliool, the bride is employed hour enjoying the hospitality Walter Mingin gave his sister don. of the group before casting my with the benefits from projects in marriage. She wore a white by the Grant Distribution Cen- Martin Lipstein announced such as these and it is not silk gown trimmed in seed !ter, Metuchen. Mr. Catenacci, a a list of prospective members vote. often that pleasure can be pearls and sequins with a train. graduate of Woodbridge High has been provided by the men The library was decorated combined with fund raising, to Her crown of pearls held a School and a Marine Corps who attended the very success- with a display of paintings by such a satisfying manner. fingertip veil and she carried veteran,. is employed by the ful membership breakfast Sun- members and local amateur Meeting many of the active" a cascade of stephanotis, carna- same company. day at the Reo Diner. The newartists, so while savoring the members of the Woman's Club, tions and a white orchid. After a trip to Miami, Pla., men have been invited to at-meat loaf, baked beans, salads it is easy to see why they have Miss Margaret Elfco, South jthe couple will reside at the tend another breakfast Decem- and dessert, I tried to choose such an excellent reputation, Amboy, Miss Alice O'Bertz, Woodbridge address. ber 7. my favorites from any attrac- for "getting things done". They The first big event scheduled tive choices exhibited on theare such an energetic group by the group is an auction shelves. and good cooks too! dance to be held January 31 at All those who came to the LAFAYETTE ESTATES and the center. Members and non-library Tuesday were asked to members are welcome. There pick three favorites and to SHORECREST at FORD'S OVER 500 3PEKSONS partoofe of tfee panea&e anil ssusase meal ^a-eparea fbxatsgbavt the day, Saturday, at tfos YFW will be live music and refresh- mark their choices on secret post headquarters, New Brunswick Avenue, WavSs. Tfee post spansoresl ike affair In eoiyiinciioii with the Aunt Jemima ments. Tickets will be available ballots. I'm sure the artists at Tuesday's meeting. by MKS. I.ESTEB KRESS ranged by her husband. About Breakfast Club. Members of the post were assisieti by the Auxiliary and file post band members. Serving the hot cakes 55 Inverness Terrace, Fords 40 guests enjoyed the gala in the above p&oto Iroin left to rsglft arc Peter DiMeglio, cairtEnaaiier; Mel Haat and Milton I School 20, at which time a 20-jScoufc Troop 45 will hold ii^man, Angel Mohorowski, Bar-.the birth of a daughter at the Vote Amnesty Period pound turkey will be given as monthly meeting WednesdayjOldernborg, Paula Vanuka and'Rahway Memorial Hospital, For Overdue Books la dood r prizi e to a paid-uid p mem- with Mrs. Albert Hornyak, 2olcheryl Bistak. j —Parents of children in 'ber present at the meeting; Maplewood .Avenue. Plans willj _prize winners at the Hal- School 20 are invited-to visit ISELIN -! The staff of the The fall dance will be held at (Including Colonia Proper and Crfonia Village) be made for the Christmas'loweeoween partptyy givegv n for Boy.theiy r children's classrooms No- St. Cecelia's Library, Sutton the Knights of Columbus Hall party and election of officers to °{br 12 fm 8:30 jairAM Street, voted an amnesty per- November 22. Those wishing tojtake place at the December Scout Troop 45°at the Ameri-{membeor 1:30r 1t2o fro3:0m0 8:3P. 0M. and No- : iod, for overdue books for the MRS. SIDNEY FKSUNB well; President, Mrs. E. S. volunteer to work on the meeting. Hamillcan Legio, Richarn Haldl werBresee,e Richar Rond- vember 13 from 9:30 to 11 and second week in November. An- By Mrs. Stanley Flor&y (included Marion Bonimar, Alice t9 Sandaiwood i-ane JRoszkowski Mrs. Fred Roemer.jcommittej e for the children's -The regular monthly meet- ald Me Grath, David West and 1:30 to 3:00. nouncement was made at ai t0 be 274 Avenel Street, Avenel FU-8-2969 |Mrs. Rosa Swartz, Mrs. Charlearless! christnlas .7f ing of the American Legion Don Mac Argel. Judges were; monthly meetings c€ Szabo, Linda Honimar, Jo'Ann meeting this week. ivrra if°! r members only are asked to ME 4-5539 —The executive board of thejParks, Mrs. John , Mrs.. WT Auxiliary, Post 248, will be heldjHerbert Schaefer, W i 11 a r d the Womens Republican Clut* jRusso and Mrs. L. Carroll. Volunteers are needed to John PttwPattersonm , FTJ- Wednesday at the Post Home. Mac Argel and Murray Fried-lof.Colonia. wffl.be.'held torilgl* Elaine Ueberman, Troop 84, ! Miss Rebecca Dobos was in- .v^^™^^^^, 'Ionia Branch of the Worn-Mortimer Cowen Mrs_ John,^U Mrs., .Colonia sold 150 boxes of Girl those interested may report atlen's Auxiliary of the Perth Am-jPa^terson and Mrs. Richard,A -Barbara Warner, daugh- man. Cider and doughnuts with Mrs. John Muller. ,, :. Scout cookies. The troop sold I troduced as the new Brownie those interested may report at y t j —^After an evening of trick ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwardiwere served A. hike is planned —A cancer dressing meeting the library. The library is open^oy Hospital Guild met with Farkas. 924 boxes. Leader for Troop 40, which, will r of Nancy Warner, Tanglewood Lane, for this week-end to the James- of the Colonia Club vra& neltt begin their meetings Saturday daily from 2:30 to 5 and 7:30 Mrs. Charles Parks, Canter-] -Executive board of the-Co- | en- burg State Home. The troop Girls selling over 100 boxes at 12:30, in the main audttori-Jto 9 P.M. daily Monday and bury Lane. Plans were made Village Cme celebrated her 12th birthday Monday at school 16 with ap- from Avenel, troop 67, Barbara cider and and has been invited to tour Fort proximately 300 d r ess in[g e goluni in the School Stret ParishiTuesday. mak' e favor" s fo~ r childre" n in 'thejwill meet tonight with Andrew with a party lor her friends .-Lovas; Girls selling over hospital for Christmas at the McClellan, Sandalwood Lane. •?.n evening of dancing at her Susan Fleming, Leah Caruso, Dix November 15. . made. The next meeting, No- boxes from Avenel, troop 67, Hall. Children from 7 to 9 may - . . home. Leslie Sliker, Linda Mason, —Mr. and Mrs. Ray Spang- >vember 17, will feature a talent .Marian Findeis; Troop 87, contact the church office for! Aviation group hold Boeing December meetingg. Those pres-;Thp; e regulag r business meeting —The1 Mothers Club of Boy Constance Hanna, Gail Haus- ler, Colmbia Avenue, announce" show and white elephant sales Mary Beth Me Carthy, Char- registration. i 707 jet not too noisy. ent were Mrs. EugenE e Bock-wilBkilll b e hlheld d NNovembeb r 200 aat lene Wuth; from Colonia, troop "20, Christine Andonucci, Ellen Rose Barber, Kathy Griffin, Kathy Rowe, Jill Shoosmith and Unda Singalwitch; from ""Troop 84, Ronnie Wasserman, SUPERMARKETS. Carol Wasserman, Glenn Mil- ler, Barara Garo, Rhea Robin- ' son, Laurene Rosenthal, Joan Monis, Lorraine Dai and Ellen COFFEE Kaplan; from Hopelawn, Fords, - jTroop 93, Ilona Vargo, Judy| Kriczar, Mary Slaven and Di- ane Kolb. Brownie troop 67, Avenel, held a masquerade party for ^Halloween. They went to Twin • City Arena November 1 and "• last year's fly-ups were invited. PIMEAPPLE . GRAPEFRUIT A costume party was held Sunday by Avenel Brownie Troop 147. Prizes were award- ed for the funniest, prettiest 46-oz. r,and most original and the girls made candied apples. Monday can .the girls decorated a window at "the Avenel Hardware for Hal- Regular Can loween. The troop held in- "vestiture November 4. Ten new WITH PURCHASE of DELSEY, ASSORTED COLORS girls received their brownie pins as follows: Eleanore Hopler, .* 1 Quart Can Christine Leahy, Ann Ludwig, Sherry Massoth, Barbara Neves, in - Christine Paloczie, Patricia rsmsSefed pkg- ...Walling, Shirley Yuhas and SAVE MORE 4b. Susan Gerity. Ten other girls! AT MUflfAU bag i received their year pins: Ellen Bauer, Kathy Brennan, Patri- h LIBBY'S cia Esmerado, Mary Ann Hig- 6-oz. gins, Allison Friel, Charlene Hagendorn, Linda Lance, Mar- CSE3S cia Mayer, Barbara Monica and Sharon Plavin. Mrs. John Sacramento Bauer was invested as a new 46-oz. i assistant leader. CSS! ' Brownie troop 20, Colonia, led by Mrs. Harold Barber, held All Grinds it's annual Halloween mas- Ib. ! querade at the Barber home. Games and refreshments were can ' enjoyed and prizes were award- Gold Medal ed as follows: funniest, Karen Koons; most original, Kathy C -fb. , Rowe and prettiest, Patty Mor- ALL PURPOSE row. Other members present Helm were Christine Andonucci, El- 14-02. len Rose Barber, Suzanne Lun- ny, Linda Singalev/itch and bottles Yvonne Wilson. Mrs. Thomas Andonucci assisted. Troop 20 Stockton gallon also conducted a flag ceremony 12-oz. at the October meeting of the bottles Mother's Association at School 79 For Salads or Frying "" 17. Conducting the flag cere- SLICED OR HALVES ' mony was Karen Koons, Ellen Rose Barber, flag- bearer, Christine Andonucci and Kathy "'Rowe as color guards. In the Dukes Estates area there is an) 2-oz. urgent need for intermediate jar - girl scout leaders. Brownie troop 84, Colonia Strosighearf celebrated their second birth- PSLLSBURY, BLUEBERRY day on October 27. Girls re- W cans < ceiving two year pins were Lor- raine Dai, Carol Wasserman, Instant Janis Sehieni, Laurene Rosen- 6-oz. $-j Wz-oz. thai; one year pins, Lois Chick, far 1 Elaine Lieberman, Maria Festa, Sharon Parker and Judy.True- Purr or Nine Lives—AH Tuna herz. A candlelight investiture was conducted by Mrs. Sey- mour Lieberman at which time cons SOAP POWDER ,".' Mrs. Milton Wasserman was Cocktail ALL FLAVORS invested as assistant leader. 7'/2-oz. New brownie pins were present- king size ed to Sandra Blitz, Carol Flem- cans ROUND PINTS ming, Fay Kaiser, Ellen Kap- box lan, Beverly Klein, Glenn Mil- Meat Variety - ler, Joan Monis, Rhea Robin- reg. * son and Ronnie Wasserman. cans ° '. Monday the troop visited LA ROSA Nos. 8, 9, 35 •; Walker- Gordon Farms with Cleansing 1 their leaders. boxes , A masquerade party was held of 400 ' by Brownie troop 127, Hope- 1-Sb. ... lawn- Fords, at the home of 8sus Ribbon—Whits Mrs. Norman Kubinak. Apples pkgs. ( pkgs. , -, on a string contests were held of 80 1 and the prize was awarded to .Kathleen Asquith. The troop MOB'S are donating half of their Hal- 46-ox. Come To Mufual And See A Demonstration On How To Prepare Minestrone Soup! „.loween money to U.N.I.C.E.F. bottle - - - Troop 8, and Brownie Troop . .,_40, Woodbridge, sponsored by 3 & G—Fresh Packed - the Women's Guild and the Lo- I 14-ci. i mmM rantffy Guild of the Evangeli- i cans i ,-, ,cal and Reformed Church, held Large Bunches, Garden Fresh a very spooky Halloween party, instant Fresh Sweet, fell of Juice, , prepared and planned by the 6-oz. $1 '•"• -leaders, Mrs. Lillian Carrol and Rich in Vitamin C bunch assistant, Mrs. Dorothy Barber for f Green Broccoli 19' . in the Parish Hall. Mothers Grtspe Drink were guests of honor. Fresh, Crisp, Tender, Full of Vitamins _ .. Prizes were awarded as fol- qt. , v can , lows: prettiest, Marion Honi- 14b. mar; funniest, Christine Kogut; Hunt's .. most original, Florette Hen- California Carrots cello bag yecz; Apple contest winners, 46-oz. i ., .Alice Stockel, Janet Poliwoda can For a!! purpose, ready for winter storage --•••• and Ruth Malone. Balloon Best contest winners were Ruth 25'lh. -.". Egry, Victoria Splinder and Alice Stockel. Long Island Potatoes bag 49 ,,,-,,. The decorating committee All Snnds New Crop zes can $ '.U I-fb. bag Tang-BREAKFAST nuts 45 Delicious 7-02. 14-oz. I Tender COLONIA—Gifts and prizes jssr jar ' Delicious Treat were presented at the card and instant mah jong party Friday, spon- Prices «ffeeiiv9 through Saturday Night, ,. FRESH DATES sored by the Sisterhood of the 4-«w. November 8, 1958. Not responsibla for typo- Jewish Community Center. jar graphical errors. We reserve the right to limit Tasty Fresh Everyone received gift certifi- quantities. cates. Table prizes were given A!! Grinds " and many door prizes were j 1b. TWIN COUNTY GROCERS Ik CRANBERRIES l£23o awarded. can More than 140 women at- Miider to Hands For Cleaner Washes New, Pink Delicious tended the successful affair at Grandee Cleans Whiter Lipfon School 17. Refreshments were served and a white elephant Ivory Snow Tide Detergent Dreft LiptonTea Tea Bags con Cascade sale was conducted. ige. box gnt. box Ige. box gnf. box Ige. box gnt. box V*-\b. box . '/2-lb. box box of 16 box of 48 Mrs. Harold Traberman, Mrs. Betsy Ann, Sliced David Abrams and Mrs. Selma loSS 1b. , o~'-Ms were chairmen of the 33G 79C 32c 77c 33c 81c. 45c 41c 83c affair. ISGf 25c 65c THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 PAGE 1BIRTEEH wgWtitf~kW 1X/ (Mitt £* m^ of the town maps to this outstanding display of j further work on the town's completed by Mrs. Stephen held, by the.-township engineer i art iisto'-y ' -• Vigh, chairman of social edu- ! ! ^iss Zarsky, public welfare! The "next regular meeting) At Civic Club Party cation and action. t j husband of ' win be To Aid Sq the club members. 'shairman, announced plans are November 11 at the First AVENEL — Many prizes were At the initial gathering, Mrs. progressing for presenting a Aid Sauad building. Frank Coll was named presi-* AVENEL,— A donation was, Beports on various club pro]'-I six members and the club ad- awarded at a masquerade party j AVENEL—The Golden Circle Mrs. JHAKTIN GBTOWSE.I visor Thanksgiving basket to a local "~~ held Friday by the .Democratic |formerly called the Golden Age dent and Mrs, R. G. Perior, ME 4-0951 made . to 'the Avenel-Colonia ects were made as follows: Mrs.j attended the sixth distract secretary. The activities in- First Aid Sauad by the Junior Bernard Anderson urged mem-1*3'11 supper conference. The club needy family. She has contact- HONORS CANDIDATES and Civic Club of East Avenei • Group, held its. first meeting 63 Smith Street ed the welfare department of WOODBRIDGE—Local resi- prize for most original went tobast week: in the church hall of cluded hymn singing, a period Woman's Club of Avenei at bers to sell the club's cookies; went on record as opposing Prize for most original went to of devotion and meditation, a their recent meeting. commercialism on the Garden de township for a family in dents wll0 &m the First Presbyterian Church. —Tonight the Board <•" (Miss Nancy Zarsky-reported on Mrs. Joseph Kelly; funniest, greeting by the ministers, and Ti-ustees of the Avenei Libre: the sale, of jewelry; Mrs. .Bruce State Parkway. Letters are be- I need. the honors program at Doug- The circle, open to anyone in Plans were formulated, under Mrs..Arthur Hilbert; prettiest, the township, plans to meet celebration of the birthdays of will meet at 8:30 at the libra:. the direction of Mrs. Hans McKee gave a final report on ing sent to the proper authori- Mrs. ftobert Donato was wel-lass College, Rutgers, the State ties informing them of this .op- comed as a prospective mem- Mrs. Henry Howell and most Thursday at 1 P. M. Its purposeI Mrs. Berseyand Mrs. Olde. The —Tomorrow night Pride < ". Nielsen, braille chairman, for tiie merchandise club; and Mrs. University, were announced weird, Mrs. John oldest guest present confessed John Egan gave a report on herposition! ' ber and the dark horse prize follows: is an afternoon of sociability N. J. Council Sons and Dang" a workshop to be held at her as wo by rs for both men and 'women in to 90 years. ters of liberty meet at the Ax „ - investigation of the sale of Tickets for the Woman'slf v ^. ^f - Martin Gu- Judges included "committee- home to make ,counting cards, Mrs. Richard B. Liroff, 2 men L>. Ray Alibani and Elmer their "golden years," over the Mrs. Vigil's prayer group, nel School auditoriuna at 8. alphabet cards and touch and first aid, kits. The club decided Club Minstrel show to be held Miss Mary \JOVL Devon Road, Colonia, in Eng- to start this sale the first of and Miss Joan Sipos were in Dragos and Jack Maclver, sixth half century mark. which meets each Wednesday —The Holy Name Society ' feel books for blind children. Wednesday were distributed. lish; Miss Elaine Davis, 211 morning in her home, served as Mrs. Nielsen announced open next year. charge of refreshments. district county committeeman. I Programming will develop as St. Andrew's Church will i Junior Federated Art Day . Julius Street, Iselin, in French, The door prize was won by the group grows in size; and hostesses. "Fun and fellowship ceive Holy Communion Sunc... house is being held today.', at: Progress on the project of will be held at Newark Museum A committee meeting IS „„., -»T^S Trpnp A. PSen.rna. 19 the Overbrook School for the Mrs. Michael Hrabar and the enthusiasm. Sponsored by the are our goals," said Mrs. Vigh",at the 8 A.M. Mass. compiling a history of the town Saturday. Many of the mem- Woodbridge- in horse prize winner was j Women's AssociatiO'.i, the group "and this first meeting got off Blind, Philadelphia. Grove Avenuej —Monday night the Lad' was reported by Mrs. Nielsen, bers are taking their children 'was recruited and its Inception to a very good start." Auxiliary of Avenei. Memor Post VFW meets at Fitzgerak... at 8. —The Woman's Associat!-- of the First Presbyteri Church will meet Tuesday nig-.; at 8. —The Ladies Auxiliary of t" Avenei Fixe Company will hs their meeting at the firehot-- at 8 PM. Tuesday. —A meeting of the Hf Name Society 4s scheduled :: 18 PJVl. Tuesday in the n-. church hall. —The Junior Woman's CI meets Tuesday night at 8: at the First Aid Squad buildir —Wednesday night the %. empt Firemen's Association u'..: meet at the firehouse at i PiM. —The Sub Junior Womar Club meets Wednesday at 7:-. PJVE. —^Appi-oximately 16 membc - ; ) ^ of the local fire company tc part in the Halloween parade . - - i- - Carteret Friday. The fire col pany meets tonight at the fir _ house. k.-V-V-"-' *» ••' "^ -'J': •"•-• •* V • • '•. :• •"• ,:.-•. - , •-'• -• "i —The Avenei Lions Club \r' sponsor an all-star count music review November 17 ; 18:30 P.M. at Woodbridge Hi- School. Proceeds will be c. nated to the Lions' sight co servation program. Tickets m. be secured through Ray Ellif chairman of the affair, or : the door. Talk on Civil Defense Given at PTA Sessic:. '*i . • : AVENEL—After open hoi:~ at the Avenei schools MondE . 1 1 a TA meeting was held in t : 1 ',': '"'" u'i' ' ii--;i-'"L r.'.V.. .'" " :1 school auditorium. Harry Lur : spoke to the members afocr civil defense in regard to t-. safety of the^children. ••'• * ' A film, "Valiant Heart," r. story of rheumatic fever, w: m shown by Mrs. Albert Gardn H\L V :z * of the Heart Association. Mi Gardner introduced Dr.~ E ward Partenope, Colonia, w] held a question and answ period on heart disease, ai:.; rheumatic fever. Attendance prizes were we - by Mrs. David Levine^ kinde '.:-;~:.l•• - . "I." j" garten and Miss Joanna A: tym's fifth grade. Refreshments were served I"' '• •'. Mrs. John Hoffman and h-- committee. • •. .-••'.- iHi By MRS. LEKQY HOIMAN E. First Street Colonia F0 8-2341 —A Halloween party was he]" Wednesday at a meeting of eu scout pack 146 at School I1. Crafts and displays wer adapted to the theme America: Folklore. The November them will be See and Do It. Saturda: 'ubs and leaders will leav; School 17 at 8 A.M. for a toil' of Franklin Institute, Philadel phia. They will return at 6:31 Kosher Style, Boneless Brisket, Thick Cut SLICED. P.M. Cubmaster H. Fred Hanssor presented advancement am 1b |achievement awards as follows: "enner stripe, Keith Sherman Richard Cristella and Ronalc Crawford; assistant denne: Wilson's Certified, Keady-fe-Eat FRESH MADE stripes, Thomas Lehman anc Kenneth Launhardt;rYear pins John and Thomas Poloski . Ib. Johnathan Symko, Ronalc Ib -Z*.* I i Crawford, James Georges, Ed- ward Hodges and Edward Suli- ga; Mrs. John Wohltman, den mother, received a • two year leader pin; Fred Hansson Jr.. jold and 1 silver arrow anc Peter Strauss, lion badge. We- belos badges went to Emery YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL •lagola, Leroy Holman, Jeffrey DiBella and Richard Jost Jr. New cubs enrolled during the lens September roundup will receive their bob cat pins at the No- ALLEN'S FRESH BAKED SLICED, IMPORTED, POLISH EXCiLSIOH, FROZEN, BUTT1IE© vember 25 meeting at the school. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oli- phant Sr., West Street, enter- HONEY PECAN tained at a family dinner Sun* day to celebrate their thirty- fourth wedding anniversary. Three generations of Oliphants were present. each SLICED, IMPORTED BIRDS 1YE, FROZEN, LiAF OR CHOPP1B —Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holmes, East First Street, were hosts at a party for niece, Miss Wilma Smith, Brooklyn. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. Baker and son, Anthony, Mrs. R. J. Boom, Raymond Pryor, Miss Marj ENGLISH MUFFINS 2 S. 25c Price, William Price, Miss Anita CLOVERBROOK, AGED, SHARP BIRDS EYE, FROZEN FRESH Johnson, Lawrence Lake, How- i, Fresh Baked ' ' ..." .: .''; ..'..••'..• : -. ard Dent, Miss Viola Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bas- kerville. COCOAMBT COSTARD PIE 4^ —School 17 Parent Teacher Organization will meet Wednes- day at 8 at the school. Execu- tive board meeting at 7:30 wiH precede the regular meeting. .—shore Crest Civic Associa- tion will meet Monday, at School 17. A film on cancer wil) be shown. All members arc urged to attend and bring num- bered bulletins. PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1958 Adamant Some minds are like concrete — all mixed up and perma- nently set. T —U. S. Coast Guard Yard News tSOG RESEARCB C£f«T£B By BAffiBAKA BALFOTJIt JUBGAL NOTICES FO&T READING — One of SHERIFF'S SALE the proudest men in the town- Superior Court of Ne'V Jersey, ship this week is Father Stan- Chancery Division, Middlesex County Docket No. F-lSl'i-S"?. islaus Milos, pastor of St. An- American Savings and Loan Asso- thony's Church here, who ciation of Bloomfleld, N. J, a cor- poration of New Jersey, is plaintiff, helped break ground Sunday and Louis Molnar, Inc., Brymore for a big, new addition to the Realty Companj, Inc., and Aroron Quality Home3, Inc., are defend- church. ants. Writ of 'Execution for the Together, he and his parish-r sale of mortgaged premises dated ioners have worked with de- Sentsmber IS, 1953. By virtue of the above stated votion and wisdom to raise the TCrit, to me directed and delivered, money for this venture, and I will expose to sale at public i en- due on Sunday they stood in a driving WEDNESDAY, THE TWELFTH A NATIONAL DOC CADDY COHTESX IS HELf? REGULARLY rain and watched it begin. St. DAY OF NO?EJ£BEKr A.D. 1958, at the hour of 2 o'clooS: toy tiiS AT ST. ANDREW'S GOLF ciu&.CHICACO.ML. Anthony's which started with then prevailing (Standard or Day- a small group meeting in the light Saving) time, In the after- i COURT Danish B. S. Hall in 1901, has noon ol the sa.ld aav, at tlie Sner- AN ENGLISH SETTER, TRENCHTOWN iff's Offlcs In the City of New been the center of spiritual, Brunswick, N. J. BLUE FEATHER, OWNER BY MR.ANPMRS All the following tract or parcel :ultural and civic life in Port of land and premises hereinafter J.W. BRADY, NEWARK. PEL.,. SS PAM OF Reading ever since. particularly described, SV&UK* Q , 1\ - & CHAMPIONS, 11 W ONE LITTER ing and being in the Township of Father Milos has watched Edison in the County of M'ddie- his church grow from about sex and State of New Jersey, being more particularly described and 100 parishioners in 1943 to bounded as follows' 1,478 now. There are 348 chil- BEGINNING at a point In the northerly side of Morris A\enue dren in the Sunday School and which point is one hundred fiftv- the new addition will provide eight feet (158') easterly from tne for three more classrooms for point of intersection of the north- erly line of Morris Arenue with them. Two hundred seats will the easterly line of Dorothy Ave- f !R4T PHOTOGRAPH EVER be added to the church and a nue and thence running !N COVERAGE OF A TRiAL JN PAVIC^OM 1) south eighty-eight (88} de- completely new sanctuary wall grees forty-four (44) minutes east COX-'NTY.TENN. H/5T0RY, W/\5 THAT OF A- f be built. The building fund has seventy-five feet (75') along the northerly line of Morris Avenue to 'IRQMERANIAN \HVOLVWn A CUtTOPV &6^ already raised $50,000 and a point; thence hopes to raise $35,000 more. 2) north two (2) degrees twenty- © JS5S, Gaines Don Eesearch Center, JIT. 2. C three (23) minutes east one hun- Pleased as he is with plans dred feet and two one-hundredths for the new building, the thing of a foot (100 02') to a point; that makes Father Milos hap- thence ©SEilSING GKOUND FOS a BIGGIE CHUKCH: la spite of the rain, gronnd- 3) north eighty-eight (88) de- heating equipment they pur- piest is the huge growth of grees forty-four (44) minutes west St. Anthony's and the fact that ijreaking honors Simfiay for aa aflflitioa to St. Anthony's Church, Port Keaeling, were seventy-six feet and nmetv-ei^ht chase for their homes. shared by Kev. Stanislaus Milos, pastor; Msgr. James S. Foley, pastor of^St. Mary's Have Another Bandage, Ma one-hundredths of a foot (76 98') Since heating equipment the parish is appealing to all A lot of women work their to a point; thence Picture windows should be who live within its borders. Church, Perth Amboy, representing- Bishop George W. Ahr,, and Bev. Joseph Fan- 4) south one (1) degree sixteen for a home is expensive, and kowski, assistaait pastor at St. Anthony's. Alexander Melega, Fords, (extreme left) fingers to the bone for their (16) minutes west one hundred built with double-walled glass "Back 50 years ago this was represented the building contractors, S. T. Peters'en Company. feet (100') to the point or place or hea.vy drapes 'should be because it is easy for inex- an Italian mission church, and families and what do the get? of BEGINNING. perienced persons to waste Sore fingers. —Altoona (Iowa) Being the same premises con- drawn over the large glass though there haven't been priesthood at St. Anthony's ishioners. - a small frame structure on How to score yourself: Mark veyed to Louis Molnar, Inc, by money and cause themselves services in Italian for years, Herald. deed of Eleanor Levay and Alexan- areas during the winter in 1950. Father Milos helped St. Anthony's parish had itsWoodbridge Avenue for use as your choices 1-2-3-4. You get untold discomfort by choosing many non-Italian communi- establish the Port Reading li- ten points for a correct first der Bevay, her husband, dated months, escept at those timse cants in the area would go to beginning on Sunday, August a chapel.'The parish then had June 13, 1957, and recorded June unsuitable equipment for brary, worked for the war me-21, 1904, when a small group pick, five for a second, thre« Timely! 27, 1957, m the Clerk's»Office of of the day when the sun is their needs, it is wise, to con- any other Catholic church," the status of a mission of Holy Middlesex County in Book 1972 of sliing directly on the window. Father Milos says. "No¥/ I feel morial, and has always been gathered for mass in the Dan- for a third and one point for An opportunist is a person deeds for said county, page 510. sult more than one heating interested in sports and juve- ish Hall,1 according to Father Rosary Church, Perth Amboy a correct fourth choice. Twen- who, finding himself in hot Being the premises commonh Almcst every community authority before purchasing that we are finally able to care known and designated as Ho 5s has its own climate peculiar- for all our families and are be-nile recreation. His cherished Milos. First trustees were.L. J. In 1911 Rev.' Columbine ty is average; thirty, good; water, decides he needs a bath Morns Avenue, Edison TownshiB, the heating system for ther ing accepted , by them." scrapbook about the church in- Barrett and Carmine Lacbneta. Galassi, rector of Holy Rosary, forty, very good, and fifty is anyway. —The Antenna, Great N J. ities aixd it is very necessary homes. perfect. This week's Sports Lakes, 111. The approximate amount of ta» for the people of the com- A native of Ware, Mass., the cludes not only pastoral doings, The new parish consisted of was asked by Bishop James A judgment to be satisfied by said but the weddings, births, McFaul of Trenton to take Quiz pertains to football. sale is the sum of fourteen thou- munity to understand these popular Port Reading priest 50 Italian-American and 25 1. Which team won the Na- sand, nine hundred and eight dol- peculiarities. This knowledge Soviet scientists say radi- was ordained in. 1925 and cele-deaths, engagements and ac- charge ,of St. Anthony's. Father lars ($14,908.00), more or less, to- Irish-American families. Three Galassi at once began raising tional Championship at the gether with the costs of this sal«. should govern the type of ation can damage brain. brated his silver jubilee in the complishments of all his par-months later the group rented Sp@it Together with all and singular funds to build a, permanent close of the 1955 and 195S the nghts, privileges, heredits- , church, and old-timers still re- season? (. ) Ohio State, ( ) ments and appurtenances -there- Notre Dame, ( ) Oklahoma, 1. Oklahoma was a unani- unto belonging or in anywise ap- member the. mammoth bazaar mous choice for two years in pertaining. in 1913 directed by . Mr. and The subscriber reserves the rlg&t Mrs. William Cooper that 2. Name the team that a row. to adjourn said sale from a time shared the 1957 National 2. Auburn to a tune, subject only to suea raised $1000. . 3. Grosscup completed 68.6 limitations or restriction upon tha Cornerstone for the present Championship with Ohio exercise of such power as may i>« State due. to the fact that of his passes. specially provided by law or rules church building near the cor- 4. Ohio State won seven of court. ner of School Street and Wood- the (Associated Press and ROBERT H. JAMISON, United Press could not agree straight games. SheriS. bridge Avenue was laid Sun- 5. Leon Burton of undefeat- BOSPOND & BOSPOND, -*> , , r - day, June 28, 1914, with 800 on a single club. ( ) Auburn, Attorneys \ • / ed Arizona State. E. B. 10/16, 23, 30; 11/6/58 $52 at i : spectators present and many < ) Tennessee, ( ) Iowa, ( ) visiting clergy. .The structure Michigan State. J. J a <:^J cost $14,000. 3. Lee Grosscup, an All- WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. Windows in the new church American at Utah, shattered all previous passing records 18 GREEN STREET were donated by the Coopers, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. by Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- for accuracy during the 1957 Nulty, Mrs. J. V. Murphy, Mr. season. What was his passing percentage? ( ) 58.9, ( ) n Enclosed please find $3.50 for one-year and Mrs. Daniel McDonnell. subscription to: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley, 52.8, ( ) 63.2, { ) 68.6. Mr. and Mrs. V. Martini, 4. What was Ohio State's • INDEPENDENT-LEADER Frank . O'Boyle, Miss Mary won and lost record in the • CARTERET PRESS Hibbets, Mrs. B. Cassidy, Pas- Big Ten Conference last year? quale D'Alesio, Mrs. Kate Cas- '(•) 8-1, (••) 7-0, ( ) 6-1, Q EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON sidy, Mr. and Mrs. B. Muc-( ) 8-2. To be sent to: ciaritllo, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 5."Pick out the player who Quigley, Agoslino Zullo, D. won both the individual and NAME Gallagher, J. Toner, Sabatino rushing championship of 1957. Antonelli, Carmine Zullo. ( ) Bob Anderson, ( ) Clen- don Thomas, ( )Leon Burton, ADDRESS Soon after this, Father Ga- ( } Dave Sherer. lassi began his long fight to (Turn page for answers to TOWN better living conditions in Port Sports Quiz.) Reading. Ignorant of their freedom and rights in a new itepl land, many of his parishioners Inscription on bopster's lived in conditions of virtual gravestone: "Don't dig me, man, peonage. The railroad workers I'm gone." lived in old box-cars, were —U. S. Coast Guard News forced to trade at company stores where they were kept Definition always in debt and were ter- Hangover: Something to oc- rorized by unscrupulous labor cupy a head that wasn't used racketeers and crooked con- the night before. — The "Pass struction officials. Father Ga- Word, New Castle, N. H. lassi fought for their rights for Cornell's 1956 and 1957 foot- years and finally brought about ball teams scored exactly 100 a state labor department in- points each. vestigation that made a vast difference. tion really means a lot to the Arrived in '43 parish," the Port Reading After his death in 1933pries, t concluded. "It's the tost Father Galassi was succeeded major building change we've by the Rev. Hickey, Rev. Sal- made since 1914. And we vatore DiLorenzo, Rev. Fucci couldn't have done it if the and Father Milos in 1943. people in this church weren't "So you can see this addi- about the best I've ever seen." s s a SB 8 a B ff H TRY IT! VALANCE LIGHTING ...for LIVING ROOM 3d you Different! Dramatic! Does ihxee things: (1) Makes your living room appear larger; oiir subscription (2) highlights and enlivens the colors in yoor draperies and furnishings; (3) creates . to the. a Tight" cheerful atmosphere. Call our Home Service Adviser. A-29B-5S THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1958 By Alan Maver F£T£PAWK/NS, ARMY Team Standing's: TEAM STANDINGS WOODBRIDGE—With three Merit Super Market W L straight 'victories and carrying.. Cooper's Dairy . Port Reading ;... 5 0 a 4-2 record, Woodbridge High Mary's Dress Shop Woodbridge 5 0 journeys to Overholt Stadium Being an avid Notre Dame fan, we became very Iselin Shop-Rite Avenel 3 2 Saturday afternoon to engage Miele's Excavating Colonia ..:... 2 3 the Carteret Ramblers. The", interested in'a ^tory by Lee Greene in Sport maga- Kramer & Byrnes Menlo Park 2 3 prospects of Coach Nick Pris- zine about a post-season game played in the Boston Frystock Ramblers Fords : 1 5 coe's Barrons making it three: Iselin Lumber Iselin 0 5 straight are bright since the .garden which does not appear in any of the record borough club has yet to win a ISELIN — The Merit Supei FORDS — The Port Reading r boolis. " Market improved its first place Bears remained tied for first ;arne this season. The Mckoff .-.-..- # *•- * ..*.-• '••.••' is scheduled for 2. - position in, the St. Cecelia place at the top of the Recrea- It was one of the most unusual games ever Women's Bowling League by tion Flag Football League with After losing to Union and whipping Miele's three times, Woodbridge after defeating the Plainfield, the Woodbridge played, pitting a squad of Notre Dame All-Stars 635-571,-656-645 and 706-571. Colonia Colts 20-14, but their gridders have come on strong against a similar group of collegians from other victory. over 'the'' fourth place to upend South River and The triple victory sent Merit's club was shaky since they had Perth Amboy and last Satur- schools back in 1935. \ ahead of the pack by six to extend themselves all the day made linden their third games; while a scramble for •• . . • •• . . • •* # * * way to cop the win. consecutive conquest by win- second place is taking place Previous to their triumph ning a 14-0 decision. A match like that would draw interest even to- with Cooper's Dairy, Mary's The Barrons' victory over the Dress Shop and Iselin Shop- over Colonia, the roaring Bears day, but there was an added bizarre touch a gen- from Port Reading trampled Union County club, which is" Rite all tied' with identical 13- 1-4 on the season, was not one eration ago. For the game was played in the middle 11 records. over four opponents and ex- pected another easy fracas TOUCBBOTOf BOYS: ©on Kuchma ang Joe Siibyak, the to be proud of since the offense of December, and indoors! Ann Koczewski spearheaded against the lower echelon team. floundered all over the field Merit Super Market's attack Barron halfbacks, scored the winning touchdowns against and scored only on a safety . ^ Jt> $P % . i A LAP However, the Colts were up for linden and are looking forward to doing' the same on Sat- with a 429, while Ceil Mellett the game and came close to and two swift jaunts by 3oe WA£ O/JC0A urday when Coach Nick Mscoe's club engages Carteret High Subyak and Don Kuchma. 1. It was the loam, oddly enough, that started the and Ronnie Juna followed with staging the biggest upset in the at Overholt Stadium. whole thing. Four hundred tons of the rich, sets of 410 and 402. Lillian POUO V/CTM. league this season. It was a With the exception of Lin- Abate was high for the Ex- tremendous game all the way. den's march in the final min- slightly gamy stuff had been dumped onto the cavators posting a 422. utes of the fourth quarter/ Port Reading struck first in there wasn't a sustained drive .concrete surface of the spanking new Garden for Cooper's Dairy, the most un- the initial quarter when Tony by either team during the en- "a rodeo appearance. Promoter Joe Alvarez, who proved team in the league D'Orsi, the Bears' hard running tire game. Woodbridge couldn't sailed into a tie for second fullback, took the ball on a re- normally concerned himself with wrestlers, went J3.( ui 1 Ij KIBJ Fenfire" Bjmncala move along the ground and was after subduing Kramer and verse play and scampered 45 even more futile attempting to So the rodeo, looked at all that dirt and got in- Byrnes in three straight. yards to score the first touch- SEASON FACTS under archery license. eat territory through the air. spired. Maryon Clancy, the Dairy- down of the game. A pass from BATES ANB LIMITS BUCK DEER — December 8 During the first quarter, the maids' consistent anchor bowl- WHS Soplis Richie Zuccaro to Buzz Estok COCK PHEASANTS — No-through December 13 with Barrens' offensive machine added the extra point to send vember 8 through December 6. er, had a big night with a 466. the Railroaders ahead, 7-0. shotgun or bow and arrow. picked up 14 yards, but lost 13 : Alvarez got a couple of old Rpckne men immedi- Her teammates, Erma Hebler (Editor's Note: While attend- Two a day, 10 per season, hens Antler must be at least three against a Linden team that ing Woodbridge High School, After an exchange of punts protected. inches long. was scored on easily all season. ately interested. Dr. Eddie Anderson, then, as now, and Neddie Schardien, also as- Click, 18-0 in the second period, Colonia sisted in the victory, ripping Steve Pochek was a three- BABBIT, JACK KABBIT — BEER—December 20. Either In the second period, the best ELIZABETH — Woodbridge letter man starring in foot- powered its way down to the Priscoe's squad could do was coach of Holy Cross, was willing to coach the All- the pins for totals of 445 and Port Reading six, from where November 8 through December sex, any age. Closed season on 428. Most effective for the High's undefeated Sophomore hall, basketball and baseball. 6 and December 15 through churn out 19 yards for a total Stars. Hugh Devore, iater to assume coaching He was named to the All Dennis Parvin ripped around all species other than deer, ex- of 31 for the first half. A small Realtors was Lucille Grogan, football team kept its unbroken his right end io hit pay dirt. December 31, except Decem- cept in tidal waters, on this prominence- himself, agreed to recruit former who chalked up a 451. County football and baseball cluster of only five first downs string intact by conquering teams in 1939-40. At present Parvhi carried again for the ber 20. Four rabbits and oneday. Only one deer per license was accounted for by the Red Notre Dame players. The fee'for each player was Iselin Lumber got off to a Thomas Jefferson 18-0 with Steve is a detective with the extra point to knot the game at jack rabbit or hare. for, the year. No person may Blazer attack in the entire fast start conquering Prystock take more than one deer with to be $300 plus expenses, a nice bundle in those a strong 'second-half finish at Township Folice Depart- GKQUSE, SQUIRREL, QUAIL game. While the Woodbridge Ramblers 615-587 and 661-615 ment.) Midway through the third — November 8 through De- a bow and arrow and one deer offensive unit was encounter- depression days. Hughie did his job well, lining up in the opening games, but wasWilliams Stadium. frame, "Vic Murdock, a substi- cember 6, and December »15 with a firearm during the year. Ing difficulties chewing up such, former All-Americans as the great Frank scuttled in the third, 670-652. The visiting Barrons, who tute halfback, raced 32 yards through January 15, except BEAR—December 8 through Linden real estate, the Barron Dolores Miller 461, Alta Ryan now boast a 3-0 record linder around his right end to rack December 20. Three grouse, December 13. One a season. defensive team wreaked havoc Carideoand Marty Brill, as well as such lesser up another touchdown for Port on the Tigers for four full 437, and Mattie Torgarsen 420, Coach . Herb Hollowell, domi- six squirrels, seven quail. BEAVER TRAPPING"—Feb- lights as Frank Leahy, then an obscure Fordham were the Lumberjacks* main- Reading. A plunge by Zuccaro WOODCOCK — October 18 ruary 1 through February 15, quarters, checking their op- stays. Colonia's big gun was nated the game for the four added the extra point to move ponents with five legitimate assistant coach; Bucky O'Connor and One-Play quarters and were prevented through November 26. Four a special permit only. first downs. The Woodbridge the veteran Ruth Eirihorn, who the Bears up front 14-7. day, possession limit 8. Special MINK, MCSKRAT, OTTEK O'Brien. A pretty good, if undistinguished, crew of from scoring in the first half Come from Behind wrecking crew harassed the scattered the sticks for a 442. when Joe Sidote fumbled twice license required through No- TRAPPING — Six P. M. on Linden ball carriers throughout local collegians was recruited as opposition. In the final match of- the on the. Tee Jay five yard line. Trailing for the second time vember 7. November 30 through March the game and made life miser- ', . . * * * * •.••'•-•••• •.. evening, Mary's Dress Shop Early in the third quarter, in the game, the Colonia club DUCKS, GEESE, BRANT, 15. On state public hunting able for the backs who attempt- came from behind once again grounds 6 A. M. January 1 to : The game" was booked for Wednesday night, lost its Initial game to Iselin the Woodbridge signal caller, COOTS—November 10 through ed to move through their terri- Shop-Rite 626-564, but came Jim Dunda, found a soft spot to balance the score at 14-14 January 8. Four ducks a day March 5 inclusive. tory. December 11, 1935, at the Garden. But a week be- back strong to take the next in' the fourth quarter when a and 8 in possession. Two geese RACCOON TSAPPING — in the middle of the Thomas seven yard pass from Lee Park- - fore the game, the first gray clouds in the rosy two 667-591 and 620-571. Jefferson line and exploited it a day and four in possession. Six P. M. on November 30 to Since the entire Woodbridge er to Ron Lament was good for Ten coots a day and in posses- March 15, except no raccoon defensive unit played a superb The top bowler for the Dress-by carrying the ball himself on a touchdown. The same com- game, it is difficult to single : promotional dream started to gather. Some of the makers was Kay Smith with a a series of plays to move down sion. Six brant a day and in trapping on state public hunt- bination hooked up again for ing grounds. out any one player, although old Notre Darners had been thinking it over and 180 game and 405 set; while to the Tee Jay 11. the extra point. possession. The daily bag may the ones who consistently broke Vickie Karausky rolled a 407 not include more than two RACCOON HUNTING—Sun- up Linden's running game were decided to stay put. The most notable was Frank Once within sight of the With time running out in theeanvasbacks , or two redheads series for Shop-Rite. Thomas Jefferson end zone, final period, Port Reading set on September 13 through Paul Mallas, Richie Tyrrell, .Joe Carideo- Dunda flipped a spot pass to launched a march down to the or one canvasback and one March 14. Between sunset and Juhass, Ken Kosloski, Dennis •-'.-'• * * * * redhead. The possession limit sunrise only. No hunting dur- Dragos and Andy Lengyel, his end Jerry Hall, who Colonia one-yard stripe. At may not include more than , The pro-season ended the Sunday before the speared the ball on the eight this point Estok breezed around ing firearms deer season. ' Get Early Break List- Court before ripping his way through his right end to score the game four eanvasbacks or four red- FOX — November 8 through After a scoreless first quar- game and Hughie put in a call that evening to his the enemy secondary to hit pay winning marker. heads or four in the aggregate April 30, except during fire- ter, Woodbridge received a of eanvasbacks and redheads, arms deer season. break with four minutes re- old buddy, Jim Leonard, a halfback for the Phila- dirt. The score remained 6-0 The Woodbridge Giants kept nor may the daily bag limit in- when the run for the extra pace with Port R'eading at the TURKEY — Protected. maining in the second period. Jdephia Eagles. Leonard, feeling no pain, agreed to point failed. SXEYE POCHEK . top of the circuit by rolling clude more than one wood duck Jack Nagy punted from the •play again in 72 hours. "And I got a couple of good ELIZABETH — The New over the last place Iselin and one hooded merganser and UCENSES Linden 35 to the 12. After a five Jersey AAU Basketball Of- Three minutes after the Looking back at the years Browns 16-0. The victory was the possession limit moise than State hunting license ($4.15) yard penalty moved the Tigers tlads with me who'll play too, Hughie," he added. ficials Association will conduct initial touchdown, Woodbridge that I engaged in sports in the Giants' fifth straight. two wood ducks and one hood- is required of all persons 14 orback to the seven, George 'He neglected to mention that the two he had in their annual written and oral took over once again on then* Woodbridge, it is extremely dif- Despite the Browns' position ed merganser. older except farmers on then* Kornmeyer was dropped on the examination for new candidates own SO and began to move ficult to determine which were in the standings, they gave the AMERICAN AND KEDown land and servicemen resi- sis by the hard charging Wood- J: were a couple of Boston boys on the Eagles' on Monday, November 24, at steadily upfield with Dunda my most thrilling moments Giants a tough time, and it KSEASTED MEKGANSEES — dents of this state. Federal bridge line for a loss of one the Administration Building of and Alex Sak sharing the ball since there were so many dur- Bfovember 10 through January duck stamp ($2) is required of yard. • , Swede Hanson and George Kenneally. the Union County, Park Com- can be said, that only a safety carrying assignments to the ing my career as an athlete. and two long runs sent them S. Five a day and 10 in pos-all persons over 16 to hunt Linden, with its back to the mission, Acme and Canton Thomas Jefferson 20. waterfowl. Woodcock license Streets, Warinanco Park, be- Every minute that I played down to defeat. session. goal line, made a valiant at- Later that same Monday morning the- bleary- ginning at 8 P.M. Once again Dunda thrust at on the Woodbridge High 1938 After collecting a safety in JACKSNIPE — November 10 ($2) is required of all persons tempt to get out of the hole by eyed trio was on its way to Boston with a stop at the middle of the Tee-Jay for- and '39 baseball and football the first quarter, the Giants through December 9. Eight a to hunt woodcock only through running instead of playing it Prior to the test, the Asso- ward wall on a quarterback teams was a thrill, because they scored again in the second day and in posession. November 8. Archery license safe with a kick. When Korn- New York to pick up Leahy and O'Brien. At Penn- ciation will conduct a two ses-sneak and was successful in were great clubs. Under Coach when Art Nagy ran back a SOK.A—September 1 through ($4.15) is required to hunt with meyer made his dash for yard- sylvania Station Leahy boarded the train, alone. sion clinic for new candidates breaking through the first line Nick Priscoe we won the Cen-Mckoff 50 yards to send the rTovember 8. Bag and posses- bow. and arrow. Nonresident age, the Barron forward waE to help prepare them for the defense behind his big center, tral Jersey football and baseball Woodbridge club ahead 8-0. sion limit 25. and alien's hunting license fee broke through to make him "Poor Hughie," Leonard clucked, "he was count- examination. The clinic will be Walter Christensen. After tak- championships both years, and After a scoreless third period, OTHEB SAILS AND GALLI- is $15.50 for firearms' and $15.-run wide into Ms own end . ing,on One-Play. Looks like you're elected, George."- held on November 10 and 17 at ing three strides, Dunda found the feat of winning two con-Woodbridge hit pay dirt again NUUES—September 1 through 50 for bow and arrow. Nonresi- zone. When he took one step the Administration Building secutive NJSIAA titles has in the fourth when. Richie beyond the final stripe, Dennis And with those words George Kenneally suddenly himself in the open and with never been duplicated. November 8. Fifteen a day anddents may obtain one day beginning at 8 P.M. the aid of solid blocks from Acquila shot up the middle and in possession." licenses at $2.15 to hunt on Dragos came up fast to drop blossomed into a reasonable reincarnation of One- The Association furnishes of- Hall and Jeff Androsko, went In 1938 our football team had romped 40 yards before cross- commercial shooting preserves him in the end zone with a a chance to win ' the State AKCHEKY BEER — October jarring tackle. The safety put Play O'Brien. Swede Hanson was not quite as for- ficials for school, industrial and all the way to score the ing the final stripe. The touch- 11 through November 7. One or at licensed shoot-to-kill field club leagues, and is affiliated championship, but in the final down sent the Giants to the trials. the Barrons ahead 2-0 at the tunate.' He appeared in the opposing^ lineup as with the New Jersey Associa- Barrons* second touchdown. game of the season, our record front 16-0. deer of either sex for season half. tion of the Amateur Athletic Another run for the extra point of eight straight victories was With time running out in the With time running out in the "Al O'Neill of Temple." • \ failed, thereby keeping the broken when South River up- Union of the United States. tally at 12-0. final session, Jim Kadash third quarter, Johnny Hulafe All interested in taking the set us 7-0 on a snow covered dropped an Iselin ball carrier took a punt on the Linden 48 By-kickorl time there was a full house in the examination should contact Open Offensive field. The same situation oc- in the end zone for the Giants' and returned it to the 21 by William T. Rallo,, Chairman, Halfway through the fourth curred in baseball in the spring second safety of the game. The way of a neat trek behind some Garden stands but plenty of room in the Notre 183 Stuyvesant Avenue, New- period, the Barrons took pos- of 1939 when our Barron base- final tally was 16-0. good blocking. Another key ball team reached the State WOODBKIDGE TOWNSHIP pelletti 200-204, Mike Lesko 234-235- Dame locking area. Coach Anderson counted noses ark, or call Essex 3-8128 for an session of the ball on their own The Avenel Rams bounced FIKEMEN'S LEAGUE 211—680, Eddie Necela 200, Eddie block would have sprung the application blank. 30, and this time George Sedor finals at Ruppert Stadium in above the .500 mark for the (Craftsmen's Club) Bolliskis 204. Barron safety loose on a touch- and found •himself wtih 14 authentic ex-Notre Newark only to lose a heart- W " L Andy Perdek 225, Whitey Kisse! stepped into the offensive first time this season rocking Woodbridge Emerg. Squad 18 6 204, Bernie Hyman 234, Doyle 209, down jaunt. It was one of the Dame lettermen and Kenneally. - spotlight leading' the attack breaking 4-3 decision to Irving- the Fords Eagles 13-0. The John Pasko 210, Bert Gunther 208, nicest runs of the afternoon. Royl Avenel No. 1 17 7 Eddie O'Brien 232-204-180—616, John • ••'; •..'•"'- ;.. •". *•'• * * •-*-•• - e Is Honored down to the Thomas Jefferson ton. Rams are now 3-2 on the sea-Iselin Cniefs 15 9 Kuchma on the next play ad- In 1938 (Sgt. Joe'McLaughlin P. B. A 13 11 Urban 200, Bob Molnar 186-211-232— By Sports Writers one yard stripe, from where he son. Avenel Exempts 13 11 629, John Davidson 200. vanced the ball to the 19, from The game got underway and Marty Brill prompt- take note), a few of the boys Avenel- punctured the Fords' where Joe Subyak took a hand- WOODBKIDGE — John tore across the goal line on a couldn't make the team in ven.el First Aid __ 10 14 ly fumbled, setting up a 25-yard scoring run by Eoyle, sports editor of tlie fullback buck. The tally re- end zone in" the first quarter shell 7 17 BOWL-MOB COMMERCIAL off and crashed over the mained 18-0 when Bruce Don- Woodbridge so they transferred when Buzz Ucci hit the air Iselin No. 1 3 21 LEAGUE middle of the Linden line. Once Boston tJniversity's Dick Van Iderstine. Harvard's Independent - Leader was to St. Mary's. The group that lanes with a pass to Jim Honor Roll (200 or better games, W past opposing linebackers, named to the Board of Gov- Ian was hit before crossing the left us began to circulate ru- 600 or tetter sets) Petriek's Flowers 19 • , ' (Continued on Page 1§) •', ernors of the New Jersey final stripe for the extra point. Thompson, who snared the Team high, 887, Iselin Chiefs; I». Bed Diamonds 16 Subyak powered his way mors about how they were go- ball on the Fords 35 and sped Raphael 173, A. SedlaS 145, J. Reno Italian Hest 15 through the secondary and Sports Writers Association 1 Stanko 189, B. Osborne 215, M. 15 The-big man for Woodbridgeing to beat us, and I became a all the way to score. The Avenel Pharmacy ripped the remaining distance at a meeting: held in New on defense was Walter Chris- little infuriated over their con- Wacnter 165. The Treat Shoppe 14 Brunswick Sunday. Late in the fourth frame, M. Waehter 215, S. Derewsky 205, Woodbridge Car Wash 13 to pay dirt. He made the touch- tensen, the center, who was a fidence. TJcci plucked a Fords pass out G. Housman 208, M. Peftras 227, J. Karbor Light Tavern 12 down jaunt without the help of The popular sportsman IiacI devastating tackier throughout Early in the game with St. Nemeth 202, R. Osborne 215, J. Sal- Park Service 4 ROTARY CLUB OF WOODBRIOGE tile distinction of being the of mid-air and used the side- via 212, W. Russell 201 (eg). Honor Boll (200 or tetter games) downfield blockers. The score the game. Jim Leleszi, a line Mary's, we drove down to their lines to an advantage as he Tom Malloy 224, Jim Matyi 217, remained 6-0 when Andrews' first sports writer from a one-yard line on a series of WOODBRIDGE SERVICE John Urban 212, Ed Menzenbach weekly newspaper to sain backer, also had a good day on raced 25 yards downfield to LEAGUE 212, Pete Oross 211, John Lucas 207, kick for the extra point hit the defense intercepting two passes; running plays. JPrank Chaplar, score the Rams' second touch- (Craftsmen's CMb) Walt Wheelock 203, Bob Yuhas 203, crossbars. TURKEY SHOOT stick an honor. He has been while Jeff Androsko and Tony our quarterback, called for W Andy Pastor 200. with the paper for ten years down of the game. Ucci then Lou's Market . 21 Results Jack Nagy put his kicking To Be Held at the Mastrovitch came in for de- Johnny Korczowski to take the connected with a pass to RonCooper's Dairy „ . 16 fot to good use in the fourth following his graduation from ball over, but Gutch said, "No, Hillcrest Inn . 16 Three-game winners: Reno Italian Woodbriflge High School. serving plaudits from Hollowell Fox for the extra point to hand Saturday Niters . 14 Restaurant over Park Service, The quarter when he got off a kick for their all around play on let Pochek carry it." It was,a Avenel a 13-0 verdict. Treat Shoppe over Bed Diamonds. Woodbridge Palke Range Johnny played with the 1937, Moose #1360 m.«™-, . 13 Two - game winners: Petriek's (Continued on Page 16) defense. tough struggle, but I made a The issue for first place in Julius' Barbers 11 Flowers over The Avenel Pharmacy, MAIN ST., Woodbridgre '38 and '39 Bed and Black touchdown on the guardrend Wdbridge Emer. Squad "B" 11 Woodbridge Car Wash over Harbor teams, the latter two winning: The Barron Sophomores will the league will no doubt be Wm. Penn 6 tight Tavern. (Across from "Brass Bucket") run. We took it easy the rest settled Saturday morning at Honor Roll (200 or tetter games, WE'KE SHOWING THE Central Jersey champion- put their unbeaten skein on theof the game beating them 38-0. 600 or tetter sets) ships, Koyle's sports pages line Saturday facing Union at Remember, Joe? Fords Park when the Wood- Team Mgh. S85, Lou's Market; J. WOODERIDGE K. OF C. S5J THREE, SUNDAYS: have won numerous swards bridge Giants and Port Reading Petrenka 179, L. Csordo 157, r>. (Majestic Lanes) the local stadium. I can also recall my last game Bears clash at 11 o'clock. In Goryl 208, J. Kovaos 130, L. Molnar W ! of for general excellence with 211." Mayer's Tavern 1714 fii IQYEiBER S, IS mi 23 New Jersey Press Association in high school in 1939 against two other league games, the L. Molnar 211, D. Goryl 208, AWoodbridg. e Llauor 141,4 during the past decade. In two games in the Sugar South. River at the Legion Menlo Park Steelers meet the Speciale 224, J. Hollo 212. Collegge Inn~ 14i,4 9& BiIAII¥ SWEATERS" . 2 P. M. TO DUSp: Bowl stadium last season, Mis- Stadium. We-avenged the 1938 Karmazln Plumbing 13 11 "McGregor" Sports'-'sar ' W.JJL Colonia Colts at 8:45 and the StTESDAT KITE MEN'S LEAGUE Tobak's Groe's _. 13 11 WEATHER PERMITTING sissippi quarterback Bay Brown upset by shellacking the Ma-Avenel Rains take on the Iselin W L State Jewelers II 13 and Shirts^by netted 283 yards on 21 carries, roons 19-6. I intercepted a pass Browns at 10. Town Barber Siiop ______17 10 Ryan's Plumbing 11* 13 Maury "SToumans, a 6-6 end Fords Tumble Inn IS Alexander's Food. Town . 11 13 - "Van Beasen" from N. Syracuse, N. Y., is thecompleted 5 of 10 passes for 43and ran it back for a touchdown Sohwenzer Trucking 16 Urban Sunoeo 11 13 7; Large Turkey Awarded yards and three-touchdowns on the first play after we kicked More than 800,200 watts of No Names „__ 15 Mauro Motors 9 IS tallest member of the Syracuse off. Ernie Bartha also inter- electricity light Yonkers Race- "Tunas Construction 14 Bob's TV 9 15 University football squad. and scored four- times. One of Avenel Plumbing ___ 11 Gerity Funeral Home IVz 16}fe to Highest Sqorer; In Each Group his tallies was a 92 yard scrim- cepted a pass- later and re-way. Officials say there is Bowl-Mor 11 Honor Roll (200 or tetter ganes) 91 Smith Street Also ONE SHOOT Each Sunday for a Special Prize North Dakota quarterback mage run. Ole Miss beat Tulane turned it for a touchdown. enough power in the modern- G &s M Trucking _„ 9_ Hi Sets/ B. Steinbach 229, J. PERTH ABfBOir ized plant to light up a city of Honor Koll (200 or better games, Schimpf 213, T. Stancik 209, S. Poos Effles anfl AmiiiiiHitlon FurMiSheS-—?1.00 Per Shoot Bob Falos captained the Sioux 50-0 and Texas 39-7 in Brown's In. 1940 we organized the 600 or better sets) 202, J. Ryan 201, E. Gerity 200. • Open FrMay TIM 9F.M. baseball team last spring. two big games. (Continued on Page 16) 10,000 population. Julius Huszar 214-204, Tony Soar-i (Continued on Page 16) FAGE SIXTEEN THURSDAY, HCWEBKESEEEt S, 195S Barrons-Carteret (Continued from .Sport Page) from the Linden 35 that rolled dead on the two. After three BATES — INFORMATION unsuccessful running plays, the Tigers kicked poorly out to the 4s eacSi additional word Deadline for afis: Wednesday 20 where Steve Kager returned $1.00 for 15 words 10 A. M. for t£te ssaae week's it to the 18. Payable in advance publication - irate hqmweneit - - liSl§ llStlUtiU . - - ladii & If Senrlee - Printing 4 Score Again A NOTE: No classified ads taken over phone; Within range of the Linden most be sent In. end zone once more, the Bar- Enroll Your Child Now for Telephone Mercury 4-1111 Private Lessons on the Set Need rons began to move when Matt Set Hat leel Fixed Headquarters For REPAIB? Eratterolo carried to the 15 on © Accordion © Guitar Call a quarterback sneak. At this @ Trumpet ME 4-4360 point Kuchma slashed off his Accordion School Service © Saxophone WEMALE HELF FOE SAUE Station 0 Piano left tackle and flew all the way WANTED 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin For ® Trombone ART'S RADIO to score Woodbridge's second, RUGS, never used, 9x12 — PKIVATE ACCORDION Mitchell © Drums touchdown of the afternoon. U2ARN how to earn money the $30.00, 9x15—$35.00. Other OK GUITAR, LESSONS 'Burner" m Gl&son Guitars & Amplifiers & TELEVISION . Andrews missed the attempt for Avon way. Special training sizes. Also wool hooked rugs (Given in Your Home or Oui "Penn" @ Excelsior Accordions the extra point when a bad and G Studio) •AtCEDO," "AIREX," @ Musical Accessories SALES and SERVICE assures you of steady income. - E. vacuum, $20.00. Sea- Learn to Play "CENTADKK" ® Student Kental Plan pass from center prevented the Christmas sales are fabulous, l^11- EL-6-1612 11/6-11/27" "TED WILLIAMS" For Information Call HI-2-6948 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL kick from getting off the l • ACCORDION "SKA SOY" anfl "JOHNSOH" ground. ^ Hamfield 6-6655, or ^ ©GUITAR Home of Real Parts Antennas Installed, l>ubes test- RRY BLTJE Terrier puppies> SAMMY RATS ed free at onr store. Car Radios write P. O. Box 705, Plamfleld, Aj^^ c h _ : @ Oar rental plan eliminates KEEL REPAIRS A SPECIALS?? serviced promptly. WOODBKIBGE (14) chi sired purchase ol instruments. AM, MAKES CQftPQRATIOi Music ana Repair Shop N.J. 11-6 position, non-shedding. FU-1- For Information Call Keel Checked, Cleaned, A Hf| Estimates Reel Ends: Nagy, Hulak, Tyrrell, Polishefl, Greased and /.UU 75 Main Street SAM LAQUADRA, Prop. Petras ' 1275, Clark Place, Colonia. ME-4-sese Adjusted, lor Only _£, €57 Mew Brunswick Ave., Fords WORK WANTED 10/23-11/20* Pins Parts If Needed Woodbridge Tackles: Warren, Kager, Len- FOR QUALITY iAFABLE WOMAN, desires CLEARANCE SALE! & swing - gyel, Andrews, Dragos SERVICES fS Discount On AH SPECIALIZING IN: Guards: Juhasz, Kosloski, baby sitting evenings. Rea-1 'fo Fishing Tackle! Our 3Cwentiet3i Gorechlad, Mallas, Barcel- sonable. Call' FTJ-1-3043. IP YOUR DRINKING has be- 183S Anniversary Year 1858 T.R. STEVENS lona 11-6 come a problem, Alcoholics FISHING TACKLE Sooting and Sheet Metal Wori Center: Golinski AnonjTiious can help you. Call AND REPAIR MUSIC MEANS Backs: Fratterolo, Subyak, BI-2-1515, or write P. O. Box S85 ST. GEOBGE AVE. FOK SENT 256 Monroe St., Railway A LIFETIME OF JOY PRINT Kuchma, DeFederico, Howell, 253, Woodbridge. COMBINATION WOODBRIBGE AVAILABLE SOON, stores and Eelepnone FU-8-3S94 For your Girl and Boy Davis, Brodkin, Virchick • 11/6-11/27 Repairs LESSEN (0) offices in the center of town. DEAKN TO PLAY THE DIAL Call B3-1-5833 for information. HAVING TROUBLE with your of all Ends: Orlando, Floczak, Leoko, §0088 ACCOSDION THE MODERN, 11/6 - 11/20* sewerage? Electric Seweroot- Types Grzyd er removes roots, filth, sand and EAST WAY! Tackles: Jefferson, Lewento- THREE lovely, large rooms and and stoppage from clogged wicz, Crincoli, Motley, Toht HO ACCOKDION TO BUS ... 44111>2-3 bath. Heat and hot water pipes, drains and sewers. No Advertise Windows Air-Condi tionisg Guards: McCracken, Oniblasky, supplied. Adults. 84 Holly digging, no damages — rapid Warm Air Heat Termlan* Silverman tal Exhaust System Street, Carteret. 11-6 and efficient. Call Tony's To Fit Motor Guards No Job Centers: Nawaro, Gallagher Plumbing and Heating. ME-4- Your Service FOS FREE ESTIMATES Backs: Hoffer, Kornmeyer, FOR SALE 8007. 11/6-11/27 Every Cfell ME-4-2145 or ME-4-5Z68 To© Large Starks, West, Cermele W. J. In This Space Score by periods: MISCELLANEOUS Budget Woodbridge 0 2 6 6—14 finished desk, chair linden ,.. 0 0 0 0—• 0 $15.00; Torchiere lamp S8.00; ALTERATIONS, interior and TELEPHONE: For Only ©r Too Small vanity, mirror and bench exterior. Carpentry, Flooring, leiry Jansei & Soo WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP $10.00. Call KI-1-7691. Painting and Tile Work. Cali ME 4-5378 Yes, call today ... no LEAGUE 11-6, 13* Tinning and W LI-9-3642. 10/30-11/6* or fee for estimates. We'll Construction ._ 20 Sheet Metal Worfe Dem's Pharmacy 17 rush a man to you to WW 2636 . 16 FU 1-9481 Boofin?, Metal Ceilings help you plan, show- Oerity Funeral Home 13 . . Sports Eoimd-Up FKXVATE LESSONS: International, L. S. Marsh Excavators 12 Modem and Classical — Beginners and Famaoe Work ing you money-saving VFW 4410 . 12 (Continued from Sports Page) and Advanced White House Tavern . 11 Fuel Oil short-cuts. olnar's Tavern , 7 Bob Haley kicked a second period field goal for a 588 Alden Street Honor Koll (200 or better games, 9-0 lead. Ezpert Alterations Anniversary Special! 600 or better sets) WooSbridge, N. J. Haymond Elliott of L. S. Marsh * * * * and Additions' Five 120-Bass Studio Used • Felders Excavators, 223-167-211—601. Construction Telephone MErcury 4-1246 Larry Miobalsfci 219, James Me- In the locker room the weary Irish insisted on To 139- uBh 218, Joseph Nemeth 215, Jerry New Custom Homes CaE On Us For: Reduced Driscoll 206-212. Eobert Simonsen the full $300 before setting foot back on the aro- • Billheads . 206, Larry Marsh 204, James Matyl RESIDENTIAL • CHAIN-LINK FENCE We carry a fall line of Musical 201. matic sod. Alvarez reluctantly put it up and the - Senice Statioes ~ Results and © WOOD FENCE Instruments and Accessories VFW 2636 over VFW 4410, White effect was better than a Rockne pep talk. In the • ALUMINUM SIDING Choose from such famous maKe House Tavern over Molnar's Tavern. accordions as: EXCELSIOR, XI- • Letterheads Two-game winners: Tuhas Con- third period Sheeketski hit Brill with a spectacular COMMERCIAL • ALUMINUM 5CANO, IORIO, ACME, ACCORDI- struction over L. S. Marsh Exca- JALOUSIES . vators, Dem's Pharmacy over Gerity touchdo-wn pass, Leonard converted, and it was No Job Too Large ANA, BXCELSIOtA, HOHNER, Funeral Home. Or Too Small . . . Over 25 Years of • ALUMINUM AWNINGS SONOLA, and others. TOWNE GARAGE 0-7. In the fourth period, Leahy had to retire from Friendly Service • TUB ENCLOSURES J. F. Gardner & Son m ¥rograms BOWL-MOR SUNDAY NITE MIXED Fully insured Perth Amboy's Oldest Established 1EAGUE the game with injuries. Like most of the other • SHOWER . 485 AMBOY AVENUE W L Mo Charge or Obligation ENCLOSURES Accordion Center Brass Bucket 19 8 players on both squads, he had been cut by old tin • ALUMINUM PATIOS Woodbridge • Booklets DDmino's Barber Shop 17 10 For Estimates 100 Fulton Street 20 Tears at the Same Location Iffland Weather Stripping 15 12 cans embedded in the loam and was replaced by • SOOFING MErcnry 4-3549 Stern's Sunoco —.. 14 13 WOODBEIDGE ©ALUMINUM BLINDS EiiiE'S isisie Center Woodnridge Liquor Store 13 14 the obliging Kenneally. ,,_ We're Specialists In. Ed's Service Center . . 11 16 • ALUMINUM Ed BonkosW, Prop. @ Announce- Schwenzer Bros. Trucking 10 17 * * * «. Builder SHUTTERS 357 State Street, P. A. • SEAR WHEEL ALIGN- St. Andrew's 9 18 VA-6-1390 MENT and BALANCE Honor Koll (200 or better games, Jim Leonard and Leahy had worked up a tackle- Stone Street, Raima? 600 or better sets) No Down Payment @ BRAKE. SEBViCE - ments Walt Wheelock,: 145-2S8-207 lor eligible play on the train between New York and Phone FU-8-0976 3 Years to Pay 610. Dick Krasnick 243, Evan Sny- der 220, George Andricsak 204, Bill Showroom Open Daily iewkovritz 203, George Speak 202, Boston and Kenneally now badgered Leonard to 10 AM. to 6 P.M. - Wallpaper-Paintr • Invitations JimfMatyl 200. Kesults call it. He did and the resulting 50-yard pass com- Friday 10 A.M. to 9 PJW. Three-game winner, Stern's Sun- Al St. Miklosy, Prop. Have Pictures Taken oco over Iffland Weather Stripping. pletion put the ball on the collegians' ten-yard line Two-game winners: Brass Bucket NOW over St. Andrew's, Ed's Service Cen- with time running out. Leonard thereupon kicked Funeral Home Member Woodbridge ter over Domino's Barber Shop, Businessmen's Assoc. For Christinas Gifts Schwenzer Bros. Trucking over a field goal, the first he had ever attempted in his Home of I Signs Woodbridge Liquor Store. life, and won for old Notre Dame, 10-9. And so the 4S Atlantic Street Liquor -Store Pittsburgh FAINTS great promotional dream ended. Carteret, N. J. and iBusines? • ;My Big Timll * * * * Telephone MErcnry 4-1889 Telephone KI-1-5715 -VARNISHES.-! (Continued from Sport Page) Well, not quite ended. Promoter Alvarez chal- Painters Golden Bears and it was a Solve Your Heating Supplies Cards lenged the Notre Darners to another game, this Problem wonderful outfit. That year we Liquer Store Fhone. VA-6-3639 took on the best semi-pro teams time with a team made up exclusively of wrestlers. in-the State and completed our ANDRASCIK., Prop. 378.STATE STREET l Coupons The Irish respectfully, and wearily, declined. It was PEICTH AMBOT season undefeated and un- going to. be tough enough for the alma mater to To Complete Stock of Domes- scored on. FUNERAL HOMES tic and Imported Wines, I Certificates It is hard to pick out inci- live down this game without having Roekne turn Complete Heating Established 51 Years Pre-Cliristmas iepalring - dents which were the most over in his grave. 420 East Avenue Beers and Liquors thrilling. Actually, I feel that Installations • * * * i « Perth Amboy 574 AMBOT AVENUE SPECIAL! the most thrilling pari; has been 23 Ford Ave./ Fords Expert Watch and the friends that I have made VA-S-0358 WOODBBIDGE, N. J. , 1-8 x 10 Picture Jewelry Repairs HOOKERS. . . . Mike Lesko, one of the youngest tail Today through sports. I Save never bowlers in the Tuesday Night Men:s League and a 2-5 x 7 Pictures • KING FITTING met a finer group of gentlemen • RESETTING than the ones that were on the recent Woodbridge High graduate, set a new league Lonksmitl 6-Wailet Pictures same teams with me. I feel that • POLISHING Free Estimates it was an honor to play along- record at the Bowl-Mor alleys when he came up 14-Photo Christmas • RE-SIZING side such a fine bunch of fel- with a 680 set on games of 234, 235 and 211. Vet- Wi80§R10GE ICE¥ Cards AH Work INSURED lows at Woodbridge High, and eran observers claim Mike is destined to become a 82G Railway Ave., Avenel and GUARANTEED ' with the Golden Bears. Reg. 1AMTIN LAWRENCE bowling star due to the fact that he has pro- Auto-Home $15 9-95 gressed rapidly in the two years he has been knock- OFFICE KEYS Value JEWELERS ing down pins in competition. . . . The champion- Complete 94 Blain St., Woodbridge DUPLICATED Time Payments Arranged TeL ME-4-I086 ship in the Recreation Flag Football League will be decided Saturday morning at Fords Park when SAFES SOLD Holland Sanl-Vac Service clean THE WOODBSIDGE the part of your home you CAN'S the Woodbridge Giants and Port Reading Bears Wools, Hardware, Paints, Glass Capitol Dome PUBLISHING CO. 613 Railway Ave., clean—warm air pipes . . cold all 570 AMBOY AVENUE 547 Amboy Ave. ME 4-3651 Sy ALLAN A. BASS, are scheduled to meet. Both teams are undefeated Woofibridge pipes . . cnimney . . . trie entir WOODBRIDGE (From Editorial Page) heating system! Cleans gas, coal, Tel. ME-4-1056 Open 10 to 6. Mon & Fri. Till 9 District Manager thus far. . . . Vince Gioffre reminded us that he, (Opp. White Church) Open Daily 8 A. M. to ,7 P. M. Camden, is down 4.9 per cen 20 GBEEN'STREET oil and warm air heating systems. Q. How long must a person too, is a member of the ABC Triplicate Club, hav- • • SALADS at Their Best Sunday 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. and attendance is; reduced 6.6 WOODBRIDGE have worked under social se- •• SODA FOUNTAIN Here's why it pays to have - Plumbing &ieatlng» per cent. . .,. Sixteen prison- ing rolled three 165 games a few years ago in the the Holland Sani-vac Service ers have petitioned Governor curity to qualify for disability • FRESB • B&KKEX & frisking - benefits under the 1958 Amend- first match of the season. It was nice to see Vince onee a year: Robert E. Meyner to commute ments? GQGS2S their sentences. . . . Lloyd B up and around after a lengthy stay at the Perth • SAVES COSTLY EEPAIBS 1 A. At leasj; 5 years (or 20 Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. Si. Wesoott, President of the Amboy General Hospital. ... We have often won- 0 REDUCES FIEE HAZARDS Here "IDEAL WAY WQODBFIIDGE quarters). INCLUDING SUNDAYS State Board oi Control of In- IN FASHION NOW Q. Does this work have to be © CUTS DECORATING BILLS Fhone FU-8T3914 dered what a Barren football game would be like Closed Wednesdays All Da? Plimbing & Heating stitutions and Agencies, has in any particular period of m SEDUCES DIRT IN HOME This season the most fash without the presence of Tony Cacciola, Steve Po- &GENT NATIONAL VAN purchased Walking Horse time? © IHSORES J3EA.T COMFORB : ionable head will feature a A. Yes. The five year's work chek, Joe Nagy and Windy Kalmar. . . , Dick Nor- ; LINES # Remodeling Farm at Rosemont from Pau Irugs Whiteman. . . . Of the 5,558 well-shaped cut — the tidier (or 20 quarters) must have Phone for Bepresentattve Soday and smoother, the better man, representing the Keasbey Eagles, took first 1286 St. George Ave., Avenel m New Installations males who died of cancer in been within the ten years (or ME-4-9050 Gone from the fashion pic- 40 quarters) just before the place in the Teen-age Weightlifting Contest at 3-4 Booms—§30, $25, $30 • Gas and OH Burners New Jersey during 1957, 120 ture is the dandelion cut ot- were under 20 years of age date of onset (beginning ol the Attleboro, Mass., with a 515 total lift, which is an 5-6 Rooms-$35, $40, $50 the raggle-taggle hair. A disability. RAYMOND Can BfE-4-3046,,HI-2-7312 while 1,183 were 75 or over least the smoothly cut coif- Q. Do the 20 quarters (5 east coast record. Also competing in the 132-pound according to the New Jerse fures are being pushed in the years) have to be consecutive? . class with Dick was Richard Drascula, who finished JACKSON L PeCS-MESS - A. LJPO Division of the American most established salons. 4S§ &mt)O$ Avenue. WoodDrldgi 'A. No. The time worked may fourth. . . . Paul Mallas and Dennis Dragos appear and SON Cancer Society. . . . Traffic This trericl is so new — it be intermittent, spasmodic, or deaths in New Jersey thus far seems the careless look ha continuous, just so it totals at to be the most improved linemen on the rugged Druggists this year have reached 592 just caught on over the coun- least S years (or 20 quarters). Woodbridge defensive team. compared with 654 during the try, to any extent — that it The provision that at least 1% 88 Main Street same period last year. . .. The will take a while to see if it years _of this work be in the Visit Our New Charles'Farr State Division of Employment really goes over. Personally, we three "years just before the es- TESTS EARTH MAGNETISM Woodbridge, N. J. find the "every-hair-in-place' tablishment of the disability is LESS U.S. LARD BOUGHT Security announces unem- The earth's magnetic field The United States is losing of JL i. Mall & Soi ployment dropped to 188,000 look too demanding. In the no longer in the law. can now be. measured with Telephone MEreury 4-0554 Plumblis & Heatiog first place, it demands a Q. When did this change in ground in supplying the British • Bigger Values! Local and Long Distance in. mid-September. . . . greatly incr eased accuracy market with lard—and at a Moving and Storage Hectrio Sewer Service youthful face — and. there i; the law become effective? © More Top Brands! NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of through a newly developed de- time when production in. this CAPITOL CAPERS:—Party just so much one can do about A. September 1, 1958. vice utilizing the spinning nu- e Better Service! Household and Office Furniture this. ' Q. Were there any changes country shows signs of in- Authorized Agent , Telephone: ' candidates who iost in Tues- cleus of the hydrogen atom. creasing sharply. © Lower Prices!, Howard Yan Lines '. It demands marvelous car- in the eligibility requirements day's balloting should Itnbw This advance in' magnetic Strong price competition Separate Rooms for Storage MErcury 4-0594 that the derby is coming back riage and a good throat and in the law relating to age or to CEASING ® PACKING shoulder line. The profile the degree of severity of a dis- measurements was announced from European supplies was 621 MNDEN AVENUE into style in time for them to by the Coast and Geodetic Sur- given as the major factor for SHIPPING' throw their hat into the ring should pass muster. Hair can ability? Unclaimed Furniture ol Everj be such a softening agent for A. No. vey. this setback. 944 EAHWAI AVENUE Wafsicle Fin. Shop Description^ N. J. next year.... The New Jersey Racing Commission recently shoulders. 'URGED TO STOKE CORN MBrcnry 4-1914 Serring Woodbridge Residents Office and Warehouse Since curl is not employed, Evasive Tactics A.E.C. SCHOOL ACCEPTS 5? Since 1S3T suspended a trainer lor two The ex-GI was trying to im- The Government will en- The Atomic Energy Comm- . 34 Atlantic St., Carteret shine and- texture will be of courage growers to store much St. George Avenue at D. S. years for administering co- great importance. The newpress his'new girl with stories ission has announced that fifty PRESCRIPTIONS Highway 1, Avenel Tel KI-I-5540 caine to a horse named Slim of his exploits in combat. of this year's extra corn under - seven scientists and engineers corrective hair sprays will be price support programs rather {At the Wooabridge Penny. . ". . Election experts a "must" to the lady who tries "There we were," he said. "Sud- from nineteen countries have WHITMAN'S CANDIES at the State House are saying denly enemy motar shells start- than feed it to more hogs that been accepted for enrollment Cloverleaf Circle) one of the new styles. The might depress hog markets. Cosmetics - Filas Open 9 a.* to 9 P.SL, "I told you so" today. best ones fix each hair in its ed tearing up the main street." at the Commission's Interna- IncL Sat. iiiiiiiiiilliii nroper position, shines it up "Oh, my," exclaimed the girl. Loans on such corn will be I tional School of Nuclear Sci- Cards nraw offered for one year longer; Phone MEsemiy 4-6666 AA.A. warned of cut-back and completely and magically "What did you do?" . ence and Engineering. Sevea in U.S. road program. disappears. "I tore up a side street." than normal. are from the United States.