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ln*Today's Big This Spring's Best Styles and Values are Shown {,...„. News, Pictures Our Family of over 35,000 Fairly, Clearly Readers is a Valuable Market \iul Impartially Each Week for All Our Advertisers. XLVIII-NO. 4 Entered as Second rinss Nbtlpr WOODBRIIXiK, N .1 , THURSDAY. MARCH 15, 1956 Published Every Thursday nt the Post Otaef, WooilbrltlKf. N. J. lit m nreen Street, WoodhrldRe, N. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Sweetness 'Saving of at Least $300,000' and Light To be Made in School Board ,.l(,|MU.F.SE. GltEGORY M i,,vn having a little . , ;i|i a bug, but my Budget, Committee Declares .,.,!, (or complete re M iv enhanced a good ,, inday when I learn- Air Force Gives Anzivino Duff Says Final Revisions Tnwn Committee has •.. ,iys to chop upwards Stimulus for Music Career Not Yet Completed; Teacher .in MID from the Board WOODBRIDGE — Four years to studv and perfect for perform i ;•;. ..lion budget. ,'o Richard Anzivino. then seven- ance in only three days. However, * * teen, acted In accord with the despite his acceptance, he decided Salaries are Undisturbed words of the popular and com- to return home when discharged. , . ,,i us had the idea pelllnK .song of the United States Meantime, he had learned to speak WOODBRIDGE — "A saving of at least $300,000 will ., ,;• that only a little Air Force, taking of! "Into the be affected in the Board of Education budget," Township, wild, blue yonder." • . .,implication was need- Attorney Nathan Duff declared in a release issued today And hjs "yonder'' proved to be very dlstaste- in behalf of the Town Committee. as wide as it was wild and blue, The announcement means at least a 60-point re« uii! of the fiscal pot- because in July of last year he became one of sixteen winners of auction in the tax rate as the Board's fiscal year begins iiuh the Board con- n Air Force talent contest who July 1. " .;< ii.l offered to the pent nearly four months enter- Mayor Hugh B. Quigley pointed out that in affecting | MR, and MRS. HOWARD W. SHARP lininK at bases scattered over the savings "not one penny was eliminated from the:,:1 on! to which offer- • urope, Asia Minor and North public said, on two .frica. Now, Just discharged from salaries of teachers and other personnel, nor will it affect ;>,: any increments." • ':,' ,.., no thanks. It was ,he service, young Dick has come Sharps, Teachers 47 Years, $15,086 Renovation ack to the home of his parents, The record-high $4,348,020 budget was turned down # i ' rejection of this Ar, and Mrs. Ralph Anzivino, 113 twice by the voters by overwhelm- ^ against Church Street, determined to take Ing majorities. The .budget, ac- -]\ Put Their Textbooks Away Fee for Portables into still another "yonder" cording .to law, was then turned -! i; sense that brought which this service in the Air Force School Group Aim over to the Town Committee ..'. BY RUTH WOI.K WOODBRIDQE — Bids were pened up for him ... a career In which must prepare a new budget \ .ml budget to the at- FORD.S "Those who educate children welfare more to be honored received by the Board of Educa- music. and certify It to the Middlesex V tlian cvi 11 ti.oa parents, lor these only give them life, those the art, tion Monday night for alterations Told by Jacobson .if the Town Com- This young man is the possessor County Board of Taxation. of Uvinp well." to the portables fft Avenel Sehool The budget now, So wrote Aiistotle and his words seem to apply particularly to a 'f a lovely tenor voice, which won A meeting of the Town Com- and the lowest bids totalled $15,- WOODBRIDGE — Plans to "or- Fords couple, Mi. and Mis. Howard W. Sharp, who have been teach- him not only the place as an enter- mittee and the Board of Educa- :,!iy. is being brought 086. ganize abilities" of members were ers for 47 years, alner for our troops, but also a tion was held Monday night, the i .-.i/.c. marie at a meeting of the Citi- Mrs. Sharp mired as teacher AH the bids were referred to chance to study at the State Music date the latter body now con- zens for Classrooms held Thurs- * * at School 14 last week and Mr. I the repairs and replacement com- School in Munich, Germany. For siders the budget was turned over day nic;ht at The Independent- Sharp wil retire us principal of; mittee with awards^ to be made his audition there he sang an aria to it formally. rom Rlgoletto, and a second oper- Leader Building, 18 Green Street. !.• I K» any farther, I School 7 at the end of the month. at a later date "when the status Tuesday night, after Board of atic number which was given him RICHARD ANZIVINO ! i (;ive credit to the A member of a family of teach- of the budget is known." All the auditors will form one Health meeting, the Town Com- jroup and engineers another. Committee for the ers, Mrs Slurp, the former Qer- The bids for general construc- mittee, on its own. sat down trude Ward, Butler, was the tion were as follows: Willard Dun- Contractors and builders will be to go over the budget, with the. t and dispatch with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse ham Construction Co., lOfl Horns- Woodbridge Bank to Move in a third group while a fourth session lasting until after mid- it has approached the Ward. Butler Her father at one by Street. Fords, $6,980; Walter unit will be made up of men and night. women in public relations. In that time was mayor of Butler. A. Jensen, 382 Freeman Street, Another Town Committee cau-: HIS job of reviewing way, expert advice on school con- After iwaduatlng from Butler Woodbridge, $7,180; Kalas Con- Into New Home Tomorrow cus will be held tonight at 8 struction and other problems will • •wed corn the Board school*, Mis. Sharp attended and struction Co., 460 New Brunswick o'clock at which 'Lewis S. Jacob- WOODBRIDGE — Tomorrow. easier for depositors to handle be available to the group without graduated from Trenton Normal Avenue, Fords, $5,350. son, president of the Citizens for i to it. Under the law, will be moving day for the Wood- papers. Each teller has what is charge at any time. School. It wus there she met Mr. Bids for plumbing were as lol bridge National Bank. known as a, "teller's bus," a llgjjl Classrooms and a committee have .mniittse was allowed Sharp and they were married after lows: John Cwiekalo, 1429 Oa Mrs. •William Gadek; Wood invited tb attend. As soon as the bank closes at weight steel cabinet for all casi graduation. Mrs. Sharp began Tree Road, Iselin, $4,700; Owen bridge, was named chairman of Mr, JBflobson's committee in* lays to weave Its way 2 P.M., activities will start and The "bus" is on rollers and at teaching in Caldwell and In 1919 S. Dunigan & Co., 153 Grovi the nominating; committee by eludes Mrs. John s. Anderegg, with the aid of many outside con- the end of the day it can be rolled .':'. the mate of figures she became a teacher in School 7. Street, Woodbridge, $2,9yO Lewis S. Jacobson, temporary tractors and special guards, cash, easily to a special compartment in Robert Wllkfcson and Clyde Ed- the Board dreamed In 1024 she was transferred to Charles Slmkln and Sons, Inc., 9 president. She will be assisted by securities, safety deposit boxes, one of the vaults. There is a vault rlngton, Colonia and Mrs. Irving School 14, teaching mostly in the New Brunswick Avenue, Hope Mrs. David Balfour, Sewaren; rinji out comparisons records and furniture will be on each floor. The vault on the Hutt, Benjamin Rabinowitz and ™ sixth sLide. She remained In lawn, $5,949. main floor will be devoted to safe- Clyde Edrlngton and Gus Laun- Charles E. Gregory, Woodbridge, luint exist because of School 14 until her retirement the moved to the spacious new bank hardt, Colonia, and John Pirrong Heating bids were as follows building on Rahway Avenue, across ty deposit boxes. Mr. Kdrington has made a comr first ol till.-, month. and Mrs, Murray Dern, Wood- i iessness of previous John Cwiekalo,. $6,300: Owen from the Municipal Building. The floors are made of asphalt plete Investigation and study of Mr. Sh;irp was born In Haley- bridge. the budgflt for the Citizens fo| making inspections DuniRan & So., $7,740; Charla One of the biggest projects will tile and all the panelling Is of wal- vllle, mar Mlllvllle, the son of Mr. Mr. Jacobson reported to the Classrooms, with the result thf.; JAMES t'ATANO Slmkin &. Sons, $9,987. Electrical be the removal of the vault doors, nut. Furniture is of walnut with • no surveys had been and Mrs Wiliam H. Sharp. In ad- group that lie had called Mayor group expects to be able to make i bids, Molnar Electrical Contract weighing eight tons and worth cowhide leather chairs. dition In attending and graduating Hugh B. Quigley and had been as- several recommendations. '•!<n sufficiently on ing Co., Kimball Street, Wood about $15,000. A special firm will All the staircases have terrazzo from Trenton Normal School, he Revisions Not Revealed t>ridfi3, $446; Reliance Electrl' do the job. The vault at the new treads and the hallway walls are sured that a committee of the Hutments could be Adams is Chairman Although Mr. Duff and mem- ulso attended Rutgers University.
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