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•|0 ||H> Community Interest Presented Fairy^'Jrarly | nil Local Coverage Inbepenbent - leaber And Impartially tarli Week Publlnhnt R»»ry Tbundty XLV-NO. 14 Entcrnd RS Second Clnm Mmier WOODBRIDGE. N J.. THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 •t 18 Orefn fllreet, Wo.mnnuKo, K. J. PRICE EIGHT CENTS v«n,. «t the Post omcB, Woodbrldgfi, N. J. ;\w Board \ Community-Sponsored Senior Prom is 'Unqualified Sewer Project Soars IJcilcrates Success; Historic Party Enjoyed by 400 Youngsters Fund h Oversumcribed; To $5,700,000; Iselin, |( Irtish Fear Occasion h Called 'Pattern for Future' , ( Miiiinitler Main By Windsor J, Lakls I r:,fljr Presents WOODBRIDGfi — The com- Colonia Now Included munity sponsored experiment * to Life In promoting a Snnlor Prom for the students of Woodbrtdge iniMiK A second re- HlRh School was an unqualified -.iiiiuJitr the alleged dan- Traditional March, B. of E. Heeds Town Petition Filed success. .,,i,liiion caused by the
,m street by heavy truck Both Dr. John P. Loso. high • > iL-iinilarly oil tank ?chool principal and Dr. Cyril Ceremony May 30th Demand for Parley To Boost Cost ,,.,'. mndc to the Town T. Hutner. chairman of the event held at the Hotel Pines, Metuch- WOODBRrDOE — The tradl- WOODBRIDGE—In answer to ,,. TIII'srtay by the Board 1 of DIs- «i, Tuesday night, were of the tlonal Memorial Day program, Commltteemnn George Mroa de- By $1,200,000 same opinion today the party simllar to that held since 1890 mand for a conference with the and which earned the Township Board of Education before turn- • exceeded fondest expectations TRENTON—Pleas for a certifi- ,,|.ii!iim was caused when and established a preceden the tltl« Of "Typical American ing over deeds to Town?hlp-owned sneet after petition of Omirmnlty" will again toe held on property for future school pur- cate of necessity to permit the which will be carrled^on annu- Township to extend sewer lines •, I,I ,, was designated for ally. May 10. poses, the Board Tuesday Invited ill,, (inly. The only Other into the Inman Avenue section The excellent conduct of the As u$uaj, the parade will start the Town Committee to a confer- and to rebuild the Iselln-Colonla ipri, Green Street, has at 10 o'clock from Elmwood Ave- ™ce on June *• • •!,!. traffic street for students, their unanimous, ex- trunk sewer at an additional cost pressions of having had a "won- nue, and proceed through the The Committee accepted the of $1,200,000 were made by the ..mi: only Main Street standard route. Winding up at the Board's Invitation and the meet- :!i,. normal traffic plus derful time" and the fine co- Township before the State Board operation of a group of local War Memorial in Woodbrldge Ing will be held nt the Memorial , , 11| heavy truck traffic. This photo slums a larRO section uf the ttnlherliiR at The l\nes Tuesday night. Natty white mats of Health yesterday. Originally, citizens In chaperoning the Park where the orogram will be Municipal Building at 8 P.M. the added cost was estimated at :, Hoard some time ago and maroon ties um>";iml nn nil the hoys, while th fir!* w»r» hf.mi'n-b' aMircd in eveninu elntlirs. prom all went towards the suc- presented. The Board of Education has re- $1,000,000, fi.nr that an accident cess of the enterprise, Dr. Lozo Rev. William Justice, pastor of quested deeds for property in the Appearing at the hearing were mi nil tank truck may declared. the Wood-bridge^ Method 1st New. Dover Road section of Co- Township Attorney B. W. Vogel, , ,,f life and extensive Financially, the prom was al- Church, will give the Invocation Ionia; in the Lafayette section of Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley, Commlt- ;::ima!!<'. The Board also so a success, although the costs after which the national anthem Fords 500 feet west of Ford Ave- teemen George Mroz and Peter ,,;it that school children soared above the amount fig- wlll 'be sung by Mrs. C. A. Musac- nue to the Rarltan Township line Schmidt. Health Officer Harold . 11 v use Main Street In chla accompanied, by the High and land In the rear of the Colonia Bailey; Township Engineer How- ured upon. This was largely due • - - • , Country Club, near the Gordon ,'v i>r School Street, going to the unexpected number of ard Madison. Edwin Casey, vice ,ni schools 1 and 11 and students anda guesiguests wnwho n-at- i -•—-» Mayor homes. It is In these areas that president of the Board of Educa- r.nochlal School. tended, and the additional soft Hugh B. Qulgley will give the ad- school population Is expected to tion; Edward 8chierloh, auditor; •second communication, drinks ' and hors d' oeuvres con- 'dress .of welcome.. Miss Clalr Increase tremendously during the Louis P. BOOB, consulting eniUn- ..; -\UI\P in part: "In com- sumed by the excited young Brlchze will recite "In Flanders' next four years due to the many eer and Township Treasurer ,•!!!• annual district In- sters." Expenses ran Just under Fields" and Robert Zwollnskl will housing"developments, Charles J. Alexander. .,. ruui that the condition $2,000, and all but $60 was In deliver "The Gettysburg Address." Mr. Mroz previously stated that The hearing was the first step ; '1,1 not only continues. hand prior to the prom, Dr. Both are seniors at Woodbridge re was not In favor of "dolnR in order to get permission to fur- .iiyMiiiiK. has Increased In Lozo stated. He added, however, high school. business by remote control." He ther increase the Township's legal ..ml is not In the Interest some donations which were Selections are scheduled to be said he felt the time had come debt limit. The $1,200,000 addi- ;,•.vrntion and protection. promised had not Srrlved and played by the Canadian Legion to sit down and discuss mutual tional will be added to the $4.- :..<;iii!lv recommend that •the PBA Local No. 38 win do its Pipe and Drum Band, sponsored problems. 500,000 estimated as to cost of , me matter under advise- share by adding $100 to the by the Knights of Columbus, and "It miRht be." he said, that* the sewage disposal plant and In- • .inn us practicable to the fund. the Woodbrid«e High School we may have something better to cinerator. offer the Board in the way of .,• ilii.'- very real and grave Upwards of 200 township peo- Band. In presenting the need of the i., life and property In the The firing squad will be com- land. There are many things 'to be extension of the sewer lines to ple and organisations had a taken into consideration such as .:' District may be ellmi- share in financing the party. posed of members of the Avenel the Inman Avenue section, Mr. Post, VFW and Taps will be played utilities, roads and transporta- Bailey 'testified that due to the Not A Blemish (Continued on Page 8) tion." formation of the land, which is A happy *roup of high sehool members and ttwli their escorts are pictured at one of the tables. Dr. Lozo was happy to report (Continued on Page 8) that after checking with Chief Of N'ssmcnt Costs Lett to right, Nicholas Bradshnw, Robert Kulesar, Donna AddiCott. Rita Lewoc, Richard Johnson Police George E, Keating, there Mflflnrv was not a single accident reported Official, Civic Tribute is Paid Town Nets $55,975. after the affair. He said that the lircd at Hearing students were interested in clean, wholesome, dignified entertain- To Parsons, 39 Years on Force From Land Sales [.HifinCfK- At n meetinc ment and "that"! what «we had." WOQDBRIDGS—Friends of Captain Benjamin Parsons not ndjoiirn up til mid: "It was our purpose to make gathered in the Masonic Temple, Green Street, last night, WOQPBRUXJE — Business was ii?ri»j, et»y (Continued ofl Page 8) decidedly brisk for the Township :DV( inrTits for WMBlTtJW" to help him mark his 30th anniversary as a member of the Woodbridge Police Department. Tuesday when 19 parcels of land pi; .per: v owners were were sold for $55,975 at public s.xjk up the greater por- A feature of the evening was the presentation of framed sale. •hi' cvrninR. Action Near Again resolutions to the guest of honor. A hand-painted scroll was There was considerable bid- '<• the fact hearings were prsented to Captain' Parsons by ™ ~ • ding, especially for scattered lots assessment Commission- Andrew Aaroe, president of the throughout the Township. The .s;-,rni' arguments were On Keasbey Water Board of Education, in behalf of first offer was made by Jacobson •I'lic.sdiiy when all the the Board. ]laims $194 Due and Ooldfarb for Clara Martin •:.'• wcii' confirmed. They WOODBRIDGE — Acting on A printed parchment scroll was at $17,900, Harry 8. Pozyckl, Perth in.- Park Avenue Sewer, Mayor Hugh B. Quigley's sugges- presented by Mayor Hugh B. Quig- rom Ousted Board imboy, bidding lot an undisclosed Avenue curb and nutter. tion that "it is time to take the ley on behalf of the Town Com- client brought the price to $36,- line curb and gutter; bull by the horns," Township At- torney B. W. Vogel will seek a mittee. WOODBRIDGE — Stanley Sea- 000. It finally wettt to Jacobson .'••ii'i'i and Greenville Presentation of a gift to Cap- and Ooldfarb for $36,100. conference immediately with the lasty, who served as secretary of • :i.!> and gutter, upper tain Parsons was made by Patrick Other pronwty was sold as fol- Middlesex Water Company, with a the ousted Board of Fire Com- ..Lit curb and gutter; view to selling the Keaebey water Boylan, principal of No. 1 School lows; f)avld t. Kushlasky for Gary • hi Avenue, sewer: Dow system to that concern. who served as chairman of the missioners of Former District 12, Homes, Inc., $2,975; William Fal- i-nfr, Liberty Avenue, If an agreement is reached, an ticket committee. Colonia, lias notified the Town kenstern, $li00 for which David '< nhiiin Avenue sewer and ordinance will be prepared to au- Rev, Earl H, Devanny, pastor Committee that $194 is due him F. Gerity offered $2,400 originally; ; Avi'ime, sewer. of the First Presbyterian Church, David F. G«rity for Conrad C, thorize the sale. for services.' i! the arguments con- was toastmaster, and Rev. William and Vera Miller, $600; David F. The mayor's statement came Through his attorney, Joseph •:.'• amount of the asscss- Tuesday when a Keasbey resident H. Schmaus, rector of Trinity Gerity for Francis and Blanche. '.V:ii-rever a property own- Episcopal Church, gave the invo- Feinberg, Rahway, Mr. Seabasty Wukovets, $225; David F. Gerity, asked what the committee plans who is chief of Colonia Fire Co. iml mi which more than f students and quests eniovms themselves at The to do 'about the water problem. cation, the benediction was pro- $4,000, original offer by William . i- cm be built, the law nounced by Rev,' William H. claims the money should be in the Falkenstern, $1,600; William "Now with the new bridge under funds held by the former board ,:. M'ver assessments he construction," declared the resi- Schmaus, rector of Trinity Church. Falkenstetti for John Elyar, $1.- >• assessed for as many dent, "the contractors are tapping Speakers included Superintend- The district was abolished by th< 350; William Falkenstern for as houses can be built the hydrant and draining us dry. ent of Schools Vlctqr C. Nl*klas, Town Committee after a series Elizabeth V, Kedersha/ $1,300; property. Some of the It took my wife eight hours to do Police Commissioner John Ber of serious factional disputes. William Falkenstern for John El- ovner.s who have one the wash the other day,," gen, Magistrate Andrew D. Des The Town Committee has rec yar, $1,075; 'WJUlam FalkensU-rn ••!. large sites felt they It was then the mayor said "it mond, Mr. Aaroe, Mayor Quigley ognlzed the original fire company for Alma Palmer, $550; William •< assessed for one open- was time to take the bull by the Charles E. Gregory, publisher o as the offlciat fire-fighting unit Falkenstern for Wlltiam Nemeth, horns and make application to the the Independent-Leader; forme in the section, but the' compan $450.. ^' ly concession was in the water ••company to take over the Mayor A. F. <3r$lner, Police Chle does not receive any funds from • David P. Q»rity, $1,700, nriiUnul niic sewer Assessments line." George E. Keating and State Seiv the- community. Ihe majorit bidder WM ..SajWiel Sladkus nt < in an error sdme prop- Gommitteeman Peter Schmidt ator B. W. Vogel. members of the ousted board $1,400; Henry C. Mades for Ru- 1 s were charged an ad- declared he was heartily in favor En^rtalnment was presented b which was headed by Willian dolph Boharbslk, $125; Henry C ••n. A petition was re- of the mayor's plan and wished to (Continued on Page 8) Baibour, lias refused to turn ove Mades for Joseph and Elizabeth go on record. : a sewer system for the records and any funds remaining Maner, $100; John and Marie( De •'ii, but through some "This all goes back a good many to the Town Committee. SteHano, fSOfSOOO ; GeorgG e BlBoltont , years," the mayor stated. fThe IMPORTANT MEETING 'amling it »xtended ISELIN—There wllf be an im Rumors emanating from the $360; George ftotton, $225; Gedrgo ::'-way. When contracts lines have depreciated in value and district \JM it that, residents In Bolton, $328; D ( nlhms in the Swim County Bar Association Offers Town Hall Offices {Auxiliary Holds Alberta Minucci Weds Amboynn Legal Advice to Those in Need To Be Redecorated Memorial Rites Saturday in Pt. Reading Chunk PORT READINO —MisM s Alberta Dorothorothy M,,,,. WOrtoBRIDGE — "Jury Ab- mor« cast's never come to the at- WOODBR1DOK — Chris Beh- PERTH AMBOY A memorial : Owner." That was the daughter of Mrs. Mary B. MiCMinucCii , 81 fifth SStreett , w,, " tention of the County Bar Associa- rens. Avenel, was awarded the wrvire for two deceased members, ! b'a.'liiiif over si newspaper article tion becnusp they HIJ handled by Mrs EVB Kolliii and Miss Mary ricd to Edward J. Oladis, son of Joseph A, Glarlis, i;,, ; irii. VTI>; ii::<>. The owner of a horse contract to paint the odlcpfi In the municipal bar groups In Now Town Hall by the Ttwn Commit- P:\stak. was held by the Lndles" very Boulrvard, Perth Amboy, Saturday afternoon ., •'.; t'i:i< bolted and collided with a cRr, Brunswick and Perth Amboy. Auxiliary :f ti'.r Port Heading Fire tee Tuesday. Hi* bid was $5,500. Anthony's Church. Rev. Stanislaus Mllos offlciatcri ,!,';' inini hv< 3 passenger, was declared At this time, said Adams, there Oimiiaii'v NIL 1 with Mrv Frank r.o: responsible for the Injury. are no set rules of procedures In Other biddars were Thomas Harii.ito. auxiliary president. In doublo-ring ceremony. ______o.i fur surface It looked like an- legal aid cases. But the Association O'Rourke. New York. $4,784 this ch:i:".c of the ceremonies, The Given in marrinfff by her broth-1 — • - oUirr minor litigation, with per- Trustees are now working on a bid did not Contain a certified pviiycr service was ltd by Rev. rr JnsrMi. the bride wore a gown seOrctary to the sale* miI i; iw, 3 unique twist in that a horse comprelietisive plan, with a central check for 10 per cent of the bldi; Stanislnus MiUw, pusUir o»8t. An- of Chnntllly lace over satin bodice Armour Fertilizer Worv ','• ' cnll.cii-d with a car. Not revealed in clearing house for needy cases. Phillip H Zak, Perth Amboy, thony's Church. wHli Quern Anne collar beaded! fit Her d hltes The I'M i.i,iile was the fact that the Meanwhile, whether a case Is $5,910; Rjulvak Brothers, Perth Donations were voted for the with sequins and rhlnestones. The( perth Amboy HlRh S-Y'I 1'iiii: of the horse received com- simple or complex (and many arej Ambny. $6,255. Miidi Scho:il Prom Fund, the Kid- Rcdlimnte skirt had lace panels served two years with t i.'ilhi: Irani counsel even though In 'front bended along the edge| jj , , extremely complex), the Legal Aid i Bids wore received for floor tll- die K(-i«p Well Cnmp.tHnrt the St. Army> e M en)ploy( (| afford It. The story Is with Inns satin train edged -with Brothers, Rnhwa\ Committee never refuses to help | Inrr frr the various offices but the AntlnnVs CVO p.i a bigness scs- man Chant illy lacr ruffle. Her beaded nf many cases from the files j those who really need it. committee authorized readver- j I •:iMn thai fulliiwrrl. crown was alturhed to a fingertip il,i Aid Committee of the tifiiiK for bids to b* received at : | The !irinr!p.il speaker was Frank French Illusion veil edged with County Bar Association. the nnxt tnoetini;, June 2. Bids j | c.isali'. who spoke- on modern hand-rolled flowers. She carried a by Frederick Adams. OBITUARIES rnceivnl wore. WondbridRp Floors, j. I I kitchen uleiwls nf shunless steel W(j (ibri'l'-.e, the Legal Aid Cnm- wuca.de of Illy of the valley with Inc.. S2..S63.85: Railway Moor j | ami who was assisted by Mrs. Ar- AVEHEL PERSOKMS mittof exists for the, purpose of m.imln Himrone and Mrs. Leonard- white orchids. Covering Co. $2,185. j B» Mr». Oavld I);iV1. ;. .iii;|nv free legal service for CHARLES BUMF, Ciuflmki chairman and Mrs. Miss Mary Jane Zuccaro. Lin- The Wocdbridffe American Le- IS LtMt Avenue, Avin,| ti.D.o who ure in genuine need. WOOnBRIDQE — Charles F. Th.imas Knrpinsky, Mrs. Raymond den, niece of the bride, was her gion Post requested a conference "•-••• on the committee are Edward Blume, 138 Main Street, died Mon- l.Lin'ounM. Mrs. .S.ilvatore Martlno, maid of honor. Her gown was Telephone VVOH (it i with "the proper officers" to seek .i. i>i-l.i 11. Carteret; Walter P. day morning at his home. He is Mr;. S.iUiitian Martiuo. and Mrs. 'avender net over taffeta and her reimbursement for the post for •"'i". U.u-id Pavlovsky. Perry J. survived by his Widow, Bertha inee Joseph Neves in n hospitality pro- Flowers were yellow roses. Mrs. The Lucky-six Can < permitting sewer lines to go met at thhe home of Mrs '.'»•. nnrl Edward A.Podoleskl. Brennam; twtS daughters, Mrs. vVHin that f.illnwt'il. Marian Chlrlco of Perth Amboy, !V; i: Anibiy. Stanley Taub, Woodbrldge; Mrs. through Legion property. lion, 415 Belgrade Avin Mrs. Barbato appointed Mrs. Jo- sister Of the bridegroom, was '.he Cinilrmnn Adams explained that Bernard Peters, Haddonfleld: two WooCbridge Post, VFW, in- Arthur Herman was the;,; seph Neves as chaii man of the new bridesmaid. She was attired like '\'.r (ommitteo does not invite cH- sons, Charles Jr., New Brunswick formed the committee it was In ner. Others present -.<,, pr.iject to be n.^isleil by the fol- 'he maid of honor. Joanne Van i.' A-- it is. Adams said, there are and George, Woodbridge; five favor of permitting an inter-state George LuflwlR, Mrs wi;!i iiiwing captain: Mrs. Julius Sime- Dalen, Woodbridge. niece of the v.uv.x who apply to his committee grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. bus line to operate buses from gelmeyer, Mr, Robert F, : one, Mrs. John Kolina. Mrs. Mi- bride, was flower girl. She wore v.:.o cm vnsily afford to pay for Kathryn Growney, Mrs. Joseph Woocibrldfie to New York. In order Mrs. William Lar.sen chael Hassu, Mrs. Thomas Kar- vellow net over taffeta and carried :•:•• « •.; i cf an attorney. Those Phtefer, and Miss Emily and Miss to "get better service for the com- pinsky. Mrs. Michael Solecki, and a basket of yellow roses. Mr, and Mrs. Rlclmnl ! • i' r:, au cases which come to the Elizabeth, all cf Avon. munity." Chase Avenue,'had as sum ( i Mrs. Carmen D'Alessio. The dark Frank L. St. Marie, Perth Am- II';>'I.I:! :T'S attention arrive there Funeral services were held this Clubwomen Write ner gueik her niece ana 1 i horse prize was won by Mr. John ooy. was the best man. Peter J. in u r iiri.ifi of wayt morning at St. James' Church. A letter of appreciation was re- ! Jordan:). A report on slate auxlli- Chirico of Perth Amboy, brother- Mr. and Mrs. T. Hansi i. i-n rsons In need of aid Burial was in St. Gertrude's Ceme- ceived from the' Pords Women's PRINTED CO'i i().\S - OK iJ.-..<..n WKAR—A drama::i- twosome, ' ary mutters was made by Mrs. Jo- in-law of the bridegroom, ush- wlch, Conn., and MI (i >he State Attorney Gen- tery. Club for the increase of $100 in thll vivid Citalina Mvimsuit anil matching jacket arr marie in a seph Riz/.o. ered. Prank S'ansniola. Port Read- brother and slster-ln-hu licii rases are referred to Mr. Blume was associated with th? appropriation fcr the Fords border printed cotton with varicolored butterflies. The swim-suit ing nephew of the bride, was ring Mts. Maurice Losplno.s:> i of the Bar Associa- the old Henry Maurcr and Sons Library. The clubwomen, who Plans were outlined for partici- Miss Beverly Davis, i, Is elastic shirred tn mould the ficurr. Thf beach jacket Harps wide bearer. iii in turn refers them to: brick plant fdr 40 years and for sponsor the library, plan to pur- pation in the Mrm-.irlal Day mass, Avenue, was a weekend 1 to show off the print tn the host advantage. Acl.ini ;. Frequently a person will the past 12 years he was with the chase additional books with the in cooperation with the fire com- After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs. Martin I>i, i: pany, at St. Anthony'.- at 8:00 A.M. .•.,>.!! tin' first law office he sees. Perth Amboy Dry Dock Co. He was sum. the couple will reside at Fifth Oak Tree Road. Iselin. .':ii--!i cii-e.i arc also quickly re- the son of the late John and Rosa Jewish Drive Workers FUNDS i M(.mbers will assemble at "7:30 Street. The bride's traveling cos- A resolution was received from Mr. and Mrs. William i > ;• :•;< 'I to the chairman of the Le- Blume. The Government had more than A. M. at the firehouse In full dress tume was a pearl grey suit with the Colonia Civic Improvement 77 Avenel Street, had ;,. L •: A;d Committee. Other cases In Special Calls Sunday $139,000,000,000 in unspent appro-, uniforms, and after the mass will navy accessories and orchid cor- Club favoring the'; zoning c\{ all 1 dinner guests, then THE WEATHER 112 regular values to LEFT Graduates to enjoy the COOL SMART \The French Provincial Piano is one of tlw COMFORT |Mulftt« irmip ci( piatioa tlul bave Iwicc won the Faftliion Academy Award for out* •tending deeign and beautiful styling. Fnncb Vravintial MuKUe Style 37 in An. of All-New Uquc WtlnuU 31* Wit, 24» Jeep, 57* wide, There is no piano s\ore in thfl entire Meuopolilan area wliqr* you can Bee und PALM BEACH bear BO imny makw of Cu» uiaiuw in no mauy excellent styles an at GrilfitLa. In Manhattan you would have to spend houVs in traveling SUITS! from one store to another to «ee and hear these fine pianos. AiueriiVa Gruleet Summer Suit Value at I)ut at Griffiths they are side by side in our wareroomB. You canl compare one with the other right here nnder one roof. You can he sure any bride or graduate will he proud and happy with the piano you nelecl at Griffith* regardW of the price toapitr. It will be a dependable quality inimi- cal instrument .sold with a guarantee bom both manu- facturer aud us. Craiuls, THE ON|LY trine is and uprigbtB—new ral uted. DownTpaymenta ml ttrma to soit. MUTUAL SAVING BANK STIINWAY • COCKERING KIMBALL- MUSETTE IN PERTH AMBOY * «UKLITZ(ER* WINTER MINJPIANO "Part of the treat Savings Banks' Association of New Jtntj\" OM3 ORGAN T TW STUNWAY EAIir AltmM* Never Thi> k«elv qwi .l»U'S«iB«i)f "ttk y tempide, | CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE -2% «• bili, II BUMMTO "*J tWlkjiU ol Suinwn y wawiwir ""• •"•'""" ''* *"mw<» "" "'" a Mint wUbuM dvict of BUMUW uid umfHi uiii (hfl'9 THE PERTH AMBOY lor Credit f PERTH AMBOY "At Mu«f< Ctrttr o/ N»w Mmy'\ SAVINGS INSTITUTION GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY ITIINWAY RIHIMNTATIVIS 184 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY, t FHtE PABWNO LOT PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 1, N. j. (HfV.fi FRIDAY KVBNING8 At vm M • Member federal Deposit In*ur»»o« Corporation ,:. i !>•,!'• -; ,,-pKNUENT-LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 PAGE THREE 5oc*W M>fe$, Organization Activities Throughout township 9 Vlnripal Inducts Sodality Head Serves as Crowner at St. James 1Mother-Daughter Announced ««PTA Officers WOODBRIDaE~Tbe "annual corporate communion of Rev. John Banquet Tonight For 'Junior Miss' .Patrick Boy- J. Griffin Assembly, Fourth Dew-ee WOODBHIDOE—John Cooper. nf 'ehool No. 1 tn- Knights of Calujtibus will bp held \ WOODBRiDOE- Miss Bartara, niii,-(:ir; for the coming Sunday In at. James' Church at pmielpnl of Ruhway High School, i Farley will phy the role of Judy ,i ide flhftl meeting of 7;4S A, M. «ill cntpitniti with fc«ts of manic Or.ivrs. the youthful heroine whose ; Mil 1 Hi'htjnl PTA held A breakfast'will be held after nt the Mother-DnuKhter Banquet lively rntRKlnatl:n alternately de- • ; ,uim of 9:'hoti 11. the Mass at Howard Johnson's at thr First Presbyterian Church. stiv.vg iind rebuilds the sanity of tonight. I.ili- consists of Mrs. Restaurant, Route 1. Woodbridge the C.i uves family in -JuVilor-MiW." i.,v. president.; Mrs,.lul- The ipebkrr will be Edward Uolnn, The nrtnlr, sponwred annually tlw comedy smash-hit to be pfe- ls. !i!-;i, vice president: "arteret attorney, president of the by the Women's Assoolntlon, will =rnted by the St. James' Players vice presl- Board of Education and member beKlli at 6:15 o'clock with Miss at the St. James midltorijyn for ! il , q p Dorothy Earley us to:istmftHter. tvvo pnfnrmicii'es June f and 1. Kirlmrd Ilandnlph, f the Carteret Assembly. 4th de- gree K. of c. Mayor H. B. Qulgley Mrs. Whitney C. Leeson wxt Curtain time will be 8:18 P. M. ,.;,.;ni:-iit: Mrs. Milton Mrs. Edwin P. Barley nre co-tfialr- ihii'.r aicrBtnry: Mrs. will str« as tonstmtister. The oom- The randy-devouring, crtm-dc- •ntttee ia Ircaded by James Cnwley. men of the dinner ind tliey lire bt- u-rtlnK. match-making Judy's ,„.,,, corresponding sec- Ing assisted by Miss Elaine Logan. Cvrii rtutner, treas- the members will also partlcl- partner-!n-erlme, Puffy, a da ma, late in crowning ceremonies at Mrs. 3amu«l Fan-ell. Mrs. Albert wlinw secret tragedy In the faot Thergesen. Miss Claire FMffer, 1 , sinter! that "if thr It. Anthony's Church In Port timi she must be to bed at 9:30 n Miss Helen torch and Mrs. Rich- ii j- tics nathlnor else but Reading «t 3 P. M. Sunday ahd In ewry nlkht, wlii be played by Mlsi ard Randolph. , J.i'in Zfhrcr. i , (he l.e.i^lierj that you St. Andrew's Church, Avenel at 4 All reservations have been filled , , i iMin and are always P M, Bundny. Judy's older sister, the slxteen- and there will be no tickets avail- .,. iiiat Is enough." He ycur-; Id IXJIS, the girl with the able at the door. platoon of bov friends will be por- •h,i:•!;('(! thttt "to help THhOliOKK K(JAWSKI Jit. uyrrl by Miss Patricia Keating. ;i IT Hum ycur own Is Joan Lois Speccc COLONIA—Mr Rujawskl, »n Other members of the east are: tihn Eastman In. tiie role of Harry txbovt an (he crowner and her attendants at the St. James' Church May Crowning Sunday. Left to of Mr, M4 Mrs. Thrndor* Ku- , were extended by Mrs Scouts All Set ti fives, distracted master of a mad tight are June Chervenak, Ruth McKenna, Mary Ann Tobias, Helen Tomko, Margaret Coffey. crowner; Jawakl, tnwood Avenue, WHS re- • •• r v ho served as toast- ousehold; Miss Florence Langan •\t:«-Mc1nncc was-taken by Weds Californian Gleaner Coffey, personal attendant; Phyllis Coley, Po»gy I'alko and Virginia Siry. In the foreground cently Inducted into 7.rt» Omna John Kintlelly, crown hearer, and Louise Sottlle and I,orrotla lUrrtond, flower girls, Kendra Miller, train Grace, his equally harrassed ..., iiuirman, Mrs. Prank For Big Event Fpsllon McUJ iratornitT at Al- rife: Robert Vargo as the mys- i, i he rlnsi awarded the AVENEL — At a double-ring bearer, Is missing from the picture. bright CdUfit, RoMtlnt, !'», He ceremony in the First Presbyterian rrlous Uncle Willis; Robert Mc- ivini; the most parent* WOODBRIDGE—Everything is wax a ntembcr Qf the :ann as Harry Graves' domlneer- Church of Avenel, Saturday after- . i, Mrs, Robert Munger's In readiness for the Rarltan Coun- footbtll t*tm thfo PMt ye»r. -itf employer who is taken down noon, Miss Joan Lois Speece. ;.,nd(THiirterr class. cil big Show, Scouting on Parade, ral pegs by Joung Judy; Miss 1 daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Edmund Impressive Rites Mark Annual Junior Red Cross mi the yen's accomp- will take place In the Waters Sta- Sea Scouts to Sponsor arol Yuhas will be the likeable li s Mivpn by the outgo- Speece, 46 Manhattan Avenue, be- 9 dium, Perth Amboy, Saturday af- Ellen. XJso appearing in the play nil. Mrs. Rudolph Prey came the Wide of Douglas Eugene ternoon, starting promptly at 2:00 n the roles of Lois Graves' suc- De Witt, Woodbrldge, son of Mrs Crowning at St. James Church Workshop Listed Dance Tomorrow ISighl :;:::cll(lcd 111! those WhO o'clock, Some 1,700 Cubbers. Scouts boy friends are Tom Han- i-iratly in malting the Herbert De Witt, Oakland, Calif, WOODBRIDGE—St. James' Junior and Senior Sodali- and Explorers have been preparing WOODBRIDGE—Sea SCOUta of and Herbert De Witt. Sutter, Calif WOODBRIDQE—A Junior Red erhan, Leo Menard, John Bow- i successful one. ties held their annual crowning ceremonies Sunday in St, Cross workshop for Middlesex their acts for many weeks. Crew 23T, sponsored by Wood- mari, Joseph Gaul and Edward • • iiullng eooperatian in The ceremony was performed by James* Church with Miss Margaret Coffey as crowner. She The gates of the Stadium will brldse Fire Co., will hold » danoe the Rev. Warren W. Warmun and bounty High School representa- Bertlcs. Bob Lamb plays Haskell , pTA whenever neces- wore a white satin gown fashioned with a Chantilly lace tives will be held Saturday at the be opened at 1:18 o'clock for the tomorrow night from 8 until 11 'ummings. the 14-year-old who Miiniiro, former school the bride's father gave her in mar- boys. Admission will be by ticket P. M. at School No. 11 Auditorium. rlage. yoke and collar and a lace insert in the back of the bodice State Home for Boys, Ja.nesburg. unwittingly solves everybody's vis Klven a gift as a only and tickets may be obtained Tickets may be obtained at the roblems—at least for the mo- The bride was attired in a can- and the lower part of the full skirt extending in a long A1 v 1 n Rymsha, representing 1 jinn ('nation. Mrs. Moc- from Cubs, Scout and Explorer door. The Rhythm Matters will ment. The cast also Includes Miss i,. n transferred to the dlelight satin gown with a scoop train. Her fingertip veil was at- Wnodbrldge Chapter, will discuss units, as well as the Council office provide the music. Jerry Qulgley "Disaster, Blood Program and Barbara Toth. Robert Jordan, Ray i I office. neckline, trimmed with venlce lace tached to a lace cap. She carried and District and Council officials. and Mark Munger are co-chair- Service to the" Armed Forces. Terpanik and Bob Arnone. i of the program, the and a bouffant skirt of unpressed a bouquet of white reses. A. T. Rasmussen of Colonla, gen- men and members of the Mothers' Robert Blunt, County superin- The director r,f "Junior Miss" i3 •led (iffifiTj presented pleats, which extended into a chap- Youth to Conduct eral chairman of the show, said Club of the unit will serve as el train. Her flngertlp-Iength vel Miss Eleanor Coffey was her tendent of schools, will extend Genevieve Drlscoll who will be re- • i! Mrs. Andrew sans personal attendant, Kendra Miller today, "This exhibition would give chaperones. membered for last year's highly of Illusion was attached to a tiara greetings and Mrs. Ben Cole, vol- the general public an opportunity • :•!!.: role of Interlocutor was train bearer and John Kin- successful production, "Jepny of rhinegtones and,, seed pearls. Synagogue Service unteer field consultant, will tell to see many of the activities to CAKE SALE SATURDAY ,i (I DP to the tunes of th nelly, crown bearer. Flower girls Kissed Me." She carried a cascade of white the Red Cross story. Harold Basset engage In and the skills they WOQDBRIDGE—A cake sale, ,!.: Kn!livan operetta, "The- were L,oretta Romond and Louise roses and stephanotis. WOODBRIDGE — As a culmi- will give a demonstration on first leam." for the benefit of Troop 33, Boy Mis. EUSJPIU Burns ac Sottilo. aid and water safety. Intact ... ; at the piano, Miss Vivian Sniden, NewarkV'at nation of Youth Week at the He also stated, "It was the first Scouts, sponsored by the Men Junior Red Cross representatives 'Isn't it remarkable how Alice i mi'iits were served unde tended the brifle as maid Of honor Other attendants were: Misses Woodbridge Jewish Community time in a great many years when Brotherhood of the Presbyterian will discuss "How Can We Stimu- keeps her i\se?" , :, i;;, HI of Mrs. Thomas while Clyde Haven, Hillside, i Ruth McKenna, June Chervlnak, Center, the young people's group the entire Council organization was Church, will be held Saturday at late Interest in the Council.' Pan- "Yes, she hasn't changed it for : Hums. Mrs. Aaroe, Mrs, best man. John Battersby, Avenel Virginia Slry, Phyllis Coley, Helen will be in charge of services to- being brought together at one. Coppola Cleaners, Main Street el members from Woodbridge will 1 ten years." nl Mrs. Frey. Mrs'. Georsi ushered. Tomko, Mary Ann Tooias, Mar- morrow night. Participating •» place and one time." from 10 A, M., until 2 P. M. be Hedy Jaskolka, Jean Living- , ci'twral chairman of ar For their wedding trip the couple garet Palko, and Veronica Darab. be Kenneth Klein, Charles Hut- ston, Sandrina Petolettl, George i-n: • and Mrs. David Out Is travelling to Niagara Falls and Their flower ftirls were Jane Parr, ner, Lynn Jacobson, Lenore Frank- si, Morton Nihiberger, Miles Wol- Duffalo and Otto Youngbluth. • icil iis advisor, Canada and upon their return will Mlchulena Kogut,. Florence Hu- This is what SAtEimawl reside at 585 Railway Avenue, dak. Rosemarie Adam, Louise Her- pin, Linda Felbushy William Plott, Other members who will attend James DeJoy Takes Perth Amboy are Maren Shultz, Kathleen Mc- \ mirk Would Do Woodbrldge. As her travelling en- man, .Kathleen Baumgartner Nancy Miller, Phillip Shore, San- ; Kenny, Joan Moran, Jill Dunham, • Everything Ii on ioU today, but ;,, i n they liave those glass semble, the bride chose a navy Beverly 3>ga, Linda Johnson, Nor- dra Warfleld. Guest speaker will be Thomas G. Desmond, vice prin- Joseph Orosz, William Duick, Jean «•'(« outdoing tvtrybody with our ::i iivt's In 'em in the pas- blue *ult with white accessories. een Daiton, Bonnie Campion, Girl as Bride in Church Rites iptdot bargain pricti—ilaihtd un- Hu'tchina, Jerry Poulaen and An- - .•al-i?" Her eofiage WM of white roeee. cipal of Woodbrldge High School. fellltvobly low—on Mary Ann Campion, Dolores Sny- drea Buan. Miss Susan Pesce and PERTH AMBOY-Mlss Irene M. Dillon, daughter of Mr they are therein case »om A graduate of Woodbridge High d«r, Theresa Ruyak, Barbara The young people will have and Mrs. James P. Dillon, 225 First Street, Perth Amboy School, class of 1950, Mrs. De Witt charge of the Oneg Shabbat after Donald Wescott of the High School .:J-: iii open a window.' Roach, Betty Ann Qalles and is employed as a secretary, by the the services. faculty will also attend. Bus trans- became the bride of James M. DeJoy, son of Mrs. Ellen D< Old Prudential Insurance Corp. of Linda Kozar. Athletic Day was held Sunday portation will be provided for the Joy, 422 Amboy Avenue ahd the late Michael DeJoy, Sat Premium Hard Codi Newark. Her husband was gradu- The floral arch composed of at the center. Prizes were awarded urday at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's Church, followed by i ated fium Freemont High School committee chairmen and promn.- as follows: Seniors, ftist place, Le- nuptial mass: R6v, John M. McMullen officiated at th 111 • ^ in Oakland and is R veteran of the tors were: faolofes Mcnard, Jean roy DuBrow; second, Stuart Turn- double ring cerempny. er: third, Larry Wolpin; Juniors, U, S, Army, having served for Mosenthine, Eileen Burke, Helen Given in marriage by her fa- who was Junior bridesmaid. first, Henry Kline; second, Gary 68-Year-Old Man three and one half years. He is now Neder, Margaret Dunn, Geraldine ther, the bride -wore a gown of James Patten, U. S. Navy, Har Os'trower; third, Stuart Edlesleln; emplcyed as an electrical Inspector Arway, Marjorie Oinrick, Claudia silk taffeta trimmed with im- ry Pease, Matawari and Alfre< \uckyMef by the Wcston Electrical Instru- Brazde, Sally Kinnelly, Florence girls, first, Marlin Turner; second, NOW Ii tht tim»-tht b«il l!ro«- 3rd Crash fatality ported French lace and styled Dillon, the bride's brother, ush ment Co., Newark. Langan, Barbara Lehotay, Nancy Edith Rosenblum; third, Nora Le- lo fill your bin. Taki advantage of our with a portrait neckline. Her ered. Tlrpak, Barbara Toth, Mary Val- vine. Prizes will be presented at rldlculouily low price! for Ihlt top WOODBRIDGE—Anton Lukin, three-tie^ro skirt terminated into The bride is employed as secre quality hard coal! CALL TOOAYI entine, Joan Zehrer. Barbara Far- trie Fathers'—Childrens' Brunch, I FOUND A 68, Seaside Park, died Saturday a cathedral-length train and her tary at Westinghouse, Metucher ley, Marian Ferraro, Catherine Sunday. morning in Perth Amboy General fingertip-length veil fell from a Her husband is serving in th You'll Ilk* our ip*clol er«dll pl«ntl Brownies Enjoy Boyle, Betty McFadden, Jean After the outdoor events, re- Hospital, the third victim of. a coronet of seed pearls. Navy ahd is stationed at Jackson Gott^ein, Qeraldlne Krisak and freshments were served in the cen- •LEAF CLOVE* head-on crash on Route 9 near the Miss Ann Kennedy attended the ville, Fla. Both are graduates o STATE COAL & OIL Elaine Puerto. ter under the direction of Al Pat- Trip to Big City noi. Edison Bridge on May 7. bride as maid of honor and Robert St. Mary's High School, Pertl "Knights of Our Lady'1 were Mr. Lukin was a passenger in a peJoy was his brother's best man. Amboy. CORP. Saturday night, a social will be Ett. 1913 -IT'S SAN/TON* AVENEL — The Brownies of Wayne Leahy, John Tooker, Tim- gvlen for the various youth groups car driven by his son, Martin, also The bridesmaids were Mrs. Robert Mr, and Mrs. DeJoy are on Chas. R, Gadek, Pres. Troop No. 20, who will fly up to othy Krulikowski, John Gels, at the center. o£ Seaside Park, who is still in the Bader, Woodbridge, Mrs. Peter wedding trip to Miantl Beact Girl Scouts this week, were taken Thomas Chervinak, Albert Mad- hospital recovering from Injuries. Henry, Tottenvtlle, N. Y,, Miss Fla. For traveling the bride wor° 991 STATE STREET Two women also died as a result of W CLEANING.' on a farewell bus trip to New York sen, Rcbert Musacchio and Thom- Madeline Sullivan and Miss Cath- a navy blue suit, white accessories p, A, 1-2132 City last Saturday. The girls at- as Price. the accident an hour after the erine Dillon* slstor of the bride and a white orchid corsage. tended the morning performance New members were received by Auxiliary Makes crash, and Miss Bernice Williams, at Radio City Music Hall, After Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles MoCorrls- also of New York, who died the lanch the troop made a tour of tin. The Rev. John J. Griffin, next day. Rockefeller Center and the RCA fourth degree Knights of Colum- Poppy Sale Plans Tllft women were passengers in a building where they visited the bus, served as guards of hoitor. car operated by Ernest Dlllard, 45, NBC studios. Rev. Louis. Courtney, Carteret. WOODBRIDGE—Plans for Pop- also ol New York City, who is also py Days tomorrow and Saturday a patifent in Perth Amboy general The Ki>ls who made the trip was principal speaker. have been completed by American Hospital. \ were Patricia ?otU, Nancy Han- Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 87. According to Patrolmen Euaene sen, Carol Eodjack, Carol Ann Lar- GUILD TO MEET The auxiliary and post will be Martin and| Andrew Ludwig, the Now (know \ son, Janet Reusch, Jane Campbell, host at a county meeting to be held Dillard car was moving north on Marela Knew, Barbara Bowen, Su- WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- May 27. The men will meet in the the highway when it crossed the san Burrows and Beth Ann Mc- bridge Chapter- Q! the Perth Am- Municipal Building at the women safety aisle in the middle of the why Clue. boy General Hospital Guild win meet Monday, May 25, at the at the Legion Home. highway , and crashed head-on Mrs. Edward Klssane and Mrs The auxiliary is conducting a with the ijiukin car which was trav- Robert Larson, leaders of the Wocdbridge Jewish Community Center, Amboy Avenue. Mrs. Ben- telephone sale of household ar- elling south. FLAGSTAFF troop, Mrs. Frederick Rac and Mrs. ticles, funds to be used for re- George Burrows accompanied the jamin Kan tor will be chairman of Hospitality. • habilitation and child welfare. iliary is'scheduled for Monday eve- girls. • The regular meeting of the aux- ning. PRUNE JUICE tastes better Watch 7 BETTER for the PASSING Opening ABOUT JULY 1st msm AM $25 TO $5OO Of Another Mockrn • At /Wuii, it's "YES" to 4 CUAJV uut of S employed men, women . ,nuilied or single. • 1-visit loan BELL'S DRUG STORE phone first. • You select best [l' continuous deficit financing. With- out the prompt establishment of a Mrs. Lagay Heads Employment Increase is Noted sound fiscal policy, we cannot have Old Timers Honored by Plant at Dinner Party that "solvency" which President Avenel PTA Unit By Plant Head at Award Dinner Elsenhower hns described as an essential element of our national I! V PERTH AMBOY-Employment ler. John Mortcnsen. Mertll A. security. AVENEL — The Avenel PTA Mosher, Armand A. Notaro. Fred hold Installation or officers Tues- Following the c(miplH|,,i, has Increased by 121 people in the Thus far, In my own contacts past six months, and is expected to A. O'Brien. Joseph Paone. Pnul day evening In the Avenel School musical version or \i, and observations here in Washing- with Mrs Frank Earth as install- Thompson," Columbia sin,... go higher if the supply of copper PiRnone, Louis Plesniak. Manuel Prieto, Roman Soblesiak, Alex ton, 1 have been Impressed with in,, official. Those installed were: a second film based ,,u ;, becomes more plentiful. L. W. Stegura, Adam 8iridzinski. P»ul the President's will to Institute Mrs. William Lagay, president: set Mauaham property 1, Kemp. Manager, (old more than Vargoncik, Paul W*remc*yk. Wes- penuine economy. It Is evident in Mrs. James Krutsler, vice presi- it will be. "Too Many nu lesser things, such as his decision 100 employees of the Raritan Cop- ley O Woll, WnUer WonybOk. dent: Harry Lund, second vice 1919 play, which is ;,i ,.' to lay up the Presidential ynoht Felix Zalpsk! and John A president: Mrs. Frank Rumpleton, given musical treatment m , per Works of the Annconcla Cop- and his insistence that his ap- per Mining Company at a service MMi'tiiry. Mrs. Joseph Radowski, title "The Pleasure 1.., AH pointees give a full day's work to 11 ciisurer. award dinner* last night at Howard their duties. In more Important After all chairmen ha dsiven The filming Of "The n „ Johnson's, Woodbridge. ways also it Is apparent, especially iiieir annual reports, Mrs. Lagay picture to be made in n,( i "Our reputation for steady work Washington In the appropriations bills now be- mmounml that an executive board Scope process by 20m < and steady'income at the Raritan inft considered by Congress for the meeting will be held at her home Fox, has bee ncomplctci - Stopper Works is second to none in «wrlous executive agencies of our on Rahway Avenue, Tuesday eve- teen.days under Its alloth,i Perth Amboy and\in our entire Letter government. 11 int! at 8 o'clock. schedule. Its budget ,,1 . area." Mr Kemp said in address- Fundamentally, of course, tight- Mrs. Krut7,lcr announced the 000, made it the most < •. ing the group after the dinner. ening of the purse strings,is » re- nllmvliiR persons to be on the picture this studio 1ms 1 ••.•,. "The gathering here tonight U By Your sponsibility of Congress. By law. miiiict and finance committee: As many as 3,SpO extr.i, ..,, proof of that. We must have had oil appropriations measures must | Marry Lund, James ConirT. Mrs. ployed is some of Its serin- steady work over the past 35 to 50 Congressman originate in the House. And, by a fjay. Mrs. John Bonham and years, or we would not be here. You principle baste to our Government.. wtrs. Joseph Rado-wskl. "Robinson Crusoe" i, can be sure that the management Jr. the whole Congress must act ns si taken off the shcrf liy \i. Fifth Metric! Nrw Jentr Attendance awards were won by of the Company will continue to do "check and balance',' upon the Ex- An. J. Stein's first grade and Miss scheduled for early (all ; all it can to provide all o( us with ecutive Branch. Today we have an lanet Balderson's fifth grade. tlon.; The t>lcture w.i.-, • steady jobs at good pay. That is Executive Branchy ready, willing about two years acn wim The hug* Mend budcet. and lour employees (if the Raritan <;oDper Works of thr Anani;id:i ("miprr Mniin« Company were hon- Mr. Lund announced the change one way that we can be sure to at- and eager to have Congress fulfill nrrd for more than a hiilf rrntury of service at a service iiH.ird dinner Tuesday at Howard Johnsons, 11 time for double sessions to start thought that a British , tract and keep aood people like the taxes nmied to support it, that role. It is up to Congress to do WoodhridKf. The four arc shown above with I,. W. Kemp, Mi:ina?rr lonteri. Thr old-timers arc (left was also going to film 1;,, creates a problem which affects m the >fall instead of letting out yourselves who have been with us the Job. to riKht) Erhard Oksen, Charles J. Warner, Marti,i Zawislowski and John t'hisniar. ^ t 4:25, they will be dismissed at Defoe classic. so long." everyone—both businessman and One trouble Is that almost 70 Sonirthins to Worry About P. M. to enable the small chil- The dinner was the first of a farmer, commuter and laborer, percent of the 1954 budget is not ren to get home before darkness Brought over from l 1 series planned to recognize length salesgirl and housewife. For that small initial appropriations are tain direct contact with his con-: And I1(nv ttp „,.„,. the pi>ople say Allied Artllts for "The M,, subject to direct control by Con-spe'nt in ways which obligate the Btltuents so that the public may,That winter's ;;one and lost its In the winter months. of service with the Company. In- reason, I should like to continue gress. This has occurred for a vari- The second grade mothers were ronica Hurst will stay m, vltedwere 85 employees with serv- with the comments made in last government to make much larger know more about our national se- studio to co-star in ;\ M ., ety of reasons. For example, funds appropriations at a later date. :•, If so, I hope tint lost 'twill stay, lostesses for this meeting. : ice of 35 years or more. week's "Letter." We in Congress have been .appropriated for con- curity and about Federal ture — "The Royal AT: ' Four of the group attending have consider this question of the Fed- Another problem lies in the fact And not come raging round in fles," an adventure rom.n struction and procurement pur- that we live In a period of great and spending. In the final analy- heen with the Raritan Copper eral budget for the fiscal year 1954 poses far in excess of expenditures May". SOME DUE made in color. Works for more than 50 years. Er- one of the most important sub- international stress. At all costs sis, the drive for economy—or ex- actually made; the unexpended "How kind of you." said the hard Oksen, Charles J. Warner, jects which we are presently con- we must avoid endangering our travagance—originates at home. Lionel Barrynfcrc, mn appropriations are "carried over" own security by overly drastic Wife —' Did the doctor tell you ;lrl, "to bring me thes« lovely Martin Zawistowski, and 'John sidering. We are all vitally con- and are in e,ffect beyond control of 80,. also, if we are to remain stronctnc, (Treats of stage and Chisrtiar were honored in recogni- cerned in this question of balanc- economizing. Indeed, the Presi- flowers. They are so beautiful and cently celebrated his sn, Congress. dent has just indicated that our the people must understand and;that you had some pronounced fresh. I believe there is some dew tion of more than a half century ing the budget and reducing taxes. support those measures designed disease? birthday. Besides hl.s i;i. With the Company. In other cases, sweeping legisla- military aid to the Far EasU-and on them yet." as an acter, Mr. Bun MI You have undoubtedly read tion has been enacted which com- for the welfare and security of the Hub - Yes, but I'm hanged if I One of the unusual features of especially to the French in Indo- country itself. can pronounce it. "Yes," stammered the young been a director, a painii. about the new Administration's mits the Federal Government to China—must be stepped up. Re- man In great embarrassmerit, the dinner was that a father-and- huge annual expenditures for clan and an author. son combination, John Chismar, determination to make income and dnction in expenditures, in other 'but I am going to pay it ofl to- outgo balance, and thus bring to years to come. Also—by the "foot words, cannot be achieved all morrow." and his son, John, have a total of in the door" technique—relatively along the line. JERSEY SCRAPBOOK Edgar Bergen and In. 81 years of service with the Com- an end the disastrous policy of leaving for Europe »lic:i pany. The father came with the As you can see, the problem TO MAKE SURE will assemble a crew 1 . Raritan Copper Works in 1902 and which Congress now faces is a dif- lot of film to be Incorpui,,- has been on the job ever since. He ficult one. Everyone in theory sup- Herbert, a lovesick but suspi into a sort of biourupn-. works in the Furnace Department. cious sailer, bought his girl some own life, under the t;i ports economy, for we all realize aotat &A*/£A# AO/t. a/A/GS* The son has been with the Com- that a stable domestic economy stationery. Little Acorns." Of com •• pany since 1917 and is a supervisor and the vitally important "sound "Will that be all?" asked thi Bersen's pals — Churii, in the Electro-Sheet Department. dollar" are major bulwarks in the clerk. thy, Mortimer Snerd, !: Nine employees who had been specessful defense of our way of "No," the sailor re-plied, "Jus Pojdine — will be in thr ]>: With the Company for more than life. But the momentum of 20 to make sure, print 'Dear Herbert 45 years but less than 50 were also years of ever-increasing spending on each sheet!" In "Star of India," ,ii honored. They were William H. is not easy to check. Although the lace will co-star with Iiu,- i> Parsons, Theodore Bartz, Joseph Director of the Budget, Joseph M. NERVY INTRUDER nel Wilde. The film v.i.. Olborowski, Antonio Sama, James in Italy. Jean, pluyin: Dodge, as well as the heads of the WAS rtxcw//<$ BALTIMORE, Md. — Someon P.. Smith, William A. Humphreys, executive agencies, are thoroushly not only broke Into the apartment girl in the court of In Martin J. Hurley, Si\, Kenneth C. AT me has two coincidents 111 screening' all requests for funds, of John Lusco and stole his record Martin, and Conrad E, Skoquist. MORTGAGE MONEY 73/ She's really of Dutch ih pressure inevitably is put on mem- player, but also made a long dis Twenty-nine men honored for tance telephone call to Paris of course, she really ML: bers of Conarcss to>restore- items more than 40 years but less than 45 France, at a cost to Lusco of $97. nel. years with the Company ai'e Harry To eliminated from the'various budg- • Arenson, Steve Broclzlnskl, Albert ets. David, Sr,, John Detrek, Louis Congress, I have no doubt, will Eile, Thomas Engle, Frank Espo- examine the new spending pro- sito, Constantine Felicetta, John BUY grams carefully and take specific 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1953 Francy, Joseph Kaltnowski, James steps to regain its traditional con- G. Kidd, Steve Koskowski, Elmer trol over "the purse strings." It can "THE FRIENDLY STORE" Lorentzen, Abel Larson, Walter curtail the "blank check" tech- Martin, Joseph S. Mazanowski, • BUILD nique, by which commitments are Frank L. Murphy, Paul Nerrryo, made for expenditures fer indefi- Take hot weather easy Vincenzo M. Renda, Raymond Se- nite periods of time. It can develop guine, Matthias P. Schock, Frank • REFINANCE the auditing and investigative pro- J. Sibol. Stanislaus Skowronskl, ceduWfiMtied Tor the" efflttent in breezy Joseph Stefanek, Paul Shubach, functioning of our appropriations Johan Tylka, Mike Yenchek, John Quick Service for committees. It can examine re- G. Zupko and John Mesaros. quests for expenditures with an The 35-year to 40-year group, Your Satisfaction eye to getting the most Tor the ARROW called "the youngsters" by Mr. taxpayers' dollar. As the President says, effectiveness with ecoffljny / s Kemp in his talk, included the fol- SOA/PO Of &0OCAT/O// lowing: Alex Antonio, Edith Ar- must be the watch words. ™ nold, Anthony Barczewski, William In conclusion, I should life'to ef ZEPHYR- L. Bennett, John Chismar, Albert mention another basic responsi- fi 1AMP? awa? wAr P. Christensen, J. P, Cooper, Ar- bility of the Congress. Each oneJof weA/r ro £#vcAr/ JANE: "You don?Tlike cold food and you hate cooking on a camp fire. sn you Many Wm Prizes See TORRO don't Iik8?picnics, At these parties we have hot dishes and notrouble to you, &£ lad, thanks to electricity." 0 At Card Party On Channel 7 H? JIM: "Cheap, td6. The food may cost us plenty, but not the AVENEL — The Fifth District SATURDAY, BETWEEN 1-2 P. M. fuel. Coo&ing for this party probably cost us only a Democratic Club of Avenel held 1 its annual curd party, last Friday Authorized Dealer few pennies." at the Maple Tree Farm, Rahway Avenue. Mr. Matthew Quhilan was REPDY: "He's said it. I'll grill the ham- chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ben- MICHAEL BODNAR burgers, toast the rolls, make jamin Weinstein. 32 LIVINGSTON AVENUE AVENEL the coffee, all for' a few pen- Winners of the door prizes were Mrs. Thomas Markous, George PLOWING t WO 8 :J521-J • MAINTAINING nies. I do a lot of work around Evans, Mrs. James McHugh, Mrs. the house", too. My Samuel Albre,cht, Mrs, Benjamin charges- as an Weinstein, Mrs. Frank Henegan, Mrs. Frank Wukovetz, Mrs. An- electric servant " drew McAllister and Joseph Ko- have_ been down- zak. Special awards went to Mrs, Announcing the Opening ward: over a long Benjamin Weinstein, ; George Evans and Mrs. Thomas Markous. period & years.'^ Non-player prizes were awarded of the to Mrs. William. Carter, Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald, Edward Schlatter, Arthur Rousset and John, Welter. Miljor crimes rose 8.2 per cent TOWNE GARAGE last year, FBI Director Hoover re- ported. J. F. GARDNER & SON 493 RAHWAY AVE., WOODBRIDGE Shirts, Sport Shirts, Handkerchiefs, Shorts WO 8-9354 This airy, qpen-weave Arrow Zephyr-weight fabric sends c ', J Specializing In ing breeze your way—never lets the heal mistreat youl • Wlkcel Alignment Perfect for Summer comfort, theihirtscomein yaur fa^011'1 • Wheel Balancing collar s!yles-+loij of good looking Coronation frm/iire* Fashions for Britain's Children Summer Cotton Illl Is Rebuffed Miss Mary Hutnick'. Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Bid Policy I Weds Krystosiak | Scene of Breza-Fazekas Rites r protests VVOODBRIDGE—Miss Anne Fawkas, daughter of Mr. the Board PORT READINO-Thc mar- '^'"Monday nuthorlzed riage of Miss Mary Hutnick, and Mrs. Stephen Fazekas, 167 Bfrgen Street, became the 23 B. Street, and Michael Krys- hi itlf of Paul W. Brrza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breza, ll(,,it of bids for the con- ., ii e escape in School tosiak, son of Mrs. Anna Krysto- 14 Moore Avenue, Saturday morning at Our Lady of Mt. (| r siak, 67 Heald Street, Carteret, WHS ,ir,t,illation of a boiler Caimel Church. Rev. Vincent Lenyi performed the double- is isclinf and exterior solemnized Saturday afternoon In ring ceremony and celebrated the mass. , .school 2, Colonla; St. Anthony's Church with Re\ ;l Stanislaus Mllos officiating at thr The biitlc. who wass i>tivti in ~~" * •\\-i;Ilfl Mid School 15, double-ring ceremony. | by hfr fiithd*. wore ii Newark, is a unidimt*' of Wood- The bride was gfven in man-law •mwn of nylon tulle ovpr satin with ; bridi;p Hli;h Si-hool and the Lab- hv debate ensued after by her father. She wore lace and a hnrlice of Imported Chantilly! oratory Institute of Merchandising, mri Mwin Casey, chair- nylon tulle styled with a cutaway lice. The skirt, with tiers of ac- iNeU York, The bridegroom, also a !, p.nrs nnd supplies said skirt with pTeated panel. Her veil nirrlion-pleatcd tulle, extended Ki-adimle of Wooribririge High .,',1 inspection of schools of Illusion was held by a pernl Into n full train. Her firiKeitlp- \ School, received his bachelor of 1 ',', ;li,(i 16 "showed some trimmed cap and she carried baby lenssth veil wns nrninspd from a science tlcprre in business admini- ,,i pmiiipt attention," white orchids-and lilies of the val- luce ci\|> edged with pearls and she stration from Selon Hall Universi- -,i, c'usey introduced the ley in streamers. i cur'pil a bouquet of white orchids. ty. South Oiiinnr. He ts associated ,uiiioii/.lng the district Miss Irene Hutnick was her sis- i stenh.iiiiitis nnd baby's bt'ralh. witli a New York CHv Bank, '',j.,., iisr for bids for the ter's maid of honor. Her gown was i Mrs. Walter Primerano. Larch- Winfleld of nylon tulle In nlle green and she ' nnmt. N. Y., wns her sister's mit- carried yellow Iris and snapdrag- | run of honnr. Mrs. Cnrl Fischer run mvnr.ii and Miss Rose Brrzn. Woodbridgp .,. j;,;i meeting we dis- ons. Bridesmaids were the Misses Berhice Krystosiak, Carteret, Dol- : nnd Miss Jane Caufleld, Sliort ,. m;,it(T of grouping the .,,. ,,i you were not In fa- ores Pico, Woodbrldge, and Alberta Mills, were bridesmaids. Joseph Printing .,i.iii but I believe it has Giordano, Port Reading. Their Hrera. Cnrtorrt, -served ns best i!i,,n)W«hly Investigated. gowns were of nylon tulle in shrimp mau. while Carl Fischer, Robert, FOR ALL color and they carried blue carna- KentiiH! and Herbert Reutscli, all I , ,>i luivinK plans and I Wool Bureau Photos) , „, drawn up by Alex- tions and snapdragons. of WoodbrUtae, ushered. STYLED FOR A IJTTI.K I'KINCIXS in n big year. WITH ROYALTY MAKING NEWS in a year of Edward Krystosiak, Carteret, For travelling the bride selected Purposes ,., N;mi. the board archl- this eolden yellow wool sweater set, striped in .i, position was supported mfcantry nnd tradition JtM only natural for every was his brother's best man and a navy nnd white suit with white brown, and fray flannel jumper reflects the impact British boy to be a king—with a robe and crown to ushering were Walter Wilczek of hut and orchids. After a wpridlnR ',,... i.mrrs James Mullen of the Coronation on fashions designed for British prove it, tn this case, his majesty wears a double- Mm kf. Carteret, Charles Tordlk of Eliza- trip to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Qre- children. The momentous event will also inspire breasted scarlet Jacket In durable all-wool Jersey beth, and John Pastol of Newark. inner Harold Van Ness, comfortable, smartly tailored styles (rcaled by (I. S. zn will make their home in Wood- and trousers of navy blue jersey. A flaring sailor The couple will reside In Freder- brldRc. I HIP finance commit manufacturers In a variety of line wool fabrics for collar and welt-trimmed pockets highlight the ick, Md. After a honeymoon tour j i think Mr. Finn American boys and glrK. jacket. The bride, who is employed as a of the Southern states. For travel- buyer by Hahne and Company. , ,i mil this idea of having tag Mrs. Krystosiak chose a black Something new under the sun— , nintriu'tor . . ." falle stilt with white accessories a Persian print designed in mod- , j. that. idea is con and a white orchid corsage. ern 1953 manner. Ted Herman GRAMMAR'S BUSY [ irinicteri that," inter Pt. Reading Safety A graduate of Woodbrldge High uses the large leaf design for the Little Oscar's schoolteacher i I urn "We know unde School, the bride was employed at skirt, the small .nrlnt motif for went to visit his parents. She rand- , aii trades must be bi Session Tomorrow the First National Bank of Car- the bodice of a summer-minded the doorbell nnd Oscar answered. ,!,lv But I do say tha' ma teret. Her husband was graduated frock. "Are your mother and father No m a 11 c r what your •. ,, wurk cftn be groups PORT READING — A safety from Carteret High School and in?" she asked. printing need, you'll ,il carpenter work can rally, sponsored by the Reading has spent seven years in the U. S NOT YET "They was in, but, they Is out." find a low cost answer .„., tn I'thcr, all palntin Company, Port Reading district, Army including three years in Vi- A soldier made the mistake ot "Oscar! They was—they is out! at our shop. Top notch enna and a year In Korea. .ml we .should be abli It Isn't how much you eat, but about two minutes. Add salt, pour will be held tomorrow night in Port getting too close to the rear of anWhere's Jour Rmmmnr?" „ •!•;- price." "She's upstairs taking a bath." materials and work- what you eal that keeps you fed- over toast and sprinkle with grat- Heading school auditorium. Humiliating army mule. His buacties caught manship guarantee IIITITS Cooperation ing fit. When planning your daily ed cheese. The doors will open at 7 o'clock him on the bounce, placed him meals be sure to serve a yellow, a Maude — What would you do if your satisfaction! P mt Mr. Mullen aske and for a half hour band music you spent five evenings with a Rationed leafy or a green vegetable every SCALLOPED VEGETABLES on a stretcher and started for the ,;,|iciieii lu the suggestloi will be Offered by St. Anthony^ man and he never attempted to hospital. His health wasn't any too good, CAIX Merchant write specin day. Also citrus fruit, toirvitom or 6 uncooked potatoes cut In thin Fife and Drum Corps with Damon kiss you? : On the way the soldier regained so the Eastern city-dweller went , Ahich Mrs. Roy E. An- raw cabbage—potatoes nnd ether slices P. Tyrell, Jr., conducting, Marie — I'm afraid I'd lie about looking for a place to live. Tn one Woodbridge 8-1710 fruits, milk, cheese. One to two consciousness, gazed at the sky i.tnct clerk, replied thai 4 cups cooked vegetables The program will include intro- it to my girl friends. small town in Arizona, he ap- In touch with M servings of meat, poultry, fish, % onion grated i and felt the swaying motion of proached an old timer sitting on ,.rn ductory remarks. E. B. Walters, the stretcher. Weakly he lowered he hud said "h eggs, dried peas or beans, bread, Salt — pepper — allspice to manager, Port Reading terminal; seph, Mary McGonlgle, Ruth Wil- the steps of the general store. MIDDLESEX PRESS iiul flour, cereals, butter or fortified his hands over the side to find l.ui to write speciflca tas-te master of ceremonies, A. N. Jewell, bur, Mary Segrave, Harriet Gross, Easterner: "Say, what's the 18 Green St., Woodbridge 1 margarine. 6 strips fried diced bacon general manager Reading Com- M. Genevieve Keen, Katherlne nothing but space. death rate around here?" NY :isked Mr. Finn 2 cups beef bouilllon pany; address of welcome, Mayor Bishop, Jean Van Ness, Lavinla "Migosh." he groaned, "I Old Man: "Same as lt Is back IMI'IIK>>«IO\S my other iron work to GREEN LOAF WITH SPICED !a cup buttered bread crumbs. Hugh B. Quigley; saxophone solo Hutnik. haven't hit ground yet." East, bub, one to a person." T than that being ad- BEETS Into a buttered casserole pu and vocal duet, Howard Henry and l Mr. Finn said, "No, .Mi pints cooked Kreens, fresh, potatoes, vegetables, seasoning, Joe Vida, of the creosoting plant; ,iill believed the board frozen or canned onions and bacon in alternate lay- "Safety From Employe's Point of liver his auKKestlon 3 tablespoons bncon {;\\. ers, Add boulllion and top with View," Norman Goldbeck, local p'hly before letting 3 tablespoon* flour crumbs. Bake in an oven 350 de-chairman of Brotherhood of Rail- ty cup milk grees for l V4 hours or until pota- road Workers; "All Aboard Safety toes are soft. Town," pupils of Port Reading [ : an't see a neneral con- 2 eggs school; address A. C. Tosh, execu-. ,,i,l Mr. Van Ness. "All \ teaspoon snlt LIMAS ON HAM tive assistant, Reading Company. i an would be to make a 2 teaspoons horseradish ,, Magical wonders, Lt, buane Ro- Va Inch .slice of ham, center cut •with more new features than the ^ub-contractor." 1 tablespoon chopped onion 2' cups canned or frozen, baby biaon, U. S. Army, address, H. ; want n general contrac- Melt fat In saucepan, arid flour Hmas Hill, superintendent; accordion 'i.uvd Mr. Finn, angrily, and stir until blended. Remove 2 cups prated American cheese solo, Patsy Barbato; Introduction all other !,i know if grouping Items saucepan from hrat and add the Broil ham, 3 inches from mod- of guests, officers and organization mine economlral. It has milk gradually. Heat until the erate heat for 10 minutes. representatives, J. J. McCool, sup- ::!• i iibout. and it has consistency of thick cream, stir- ,Tuxa and bioU:10 mlautaUBeat erfRtendent oF«feby:-*he etenta* t ft • • of Oars combined >ii ,n the pressi that T am ring constantly. Drain preens. Fi r st lirpas or cook frozen. Hmas,' will be concluded with the presen- ,il taking work out ofAdd greens, seasoning nnd well piic on ham. Sprinkle with cheese. tation of door prizes and the serv- ,i,e always advocated that beaten epR yolks to the sauce Return to broiler 4 Inches from ing of refreshments. landed out locally when Fold In stiffly bsaten e?,e, whites. '•••it Poriuc" heit and broil un- Children to Take Part :iv possible and economi- Pour'into" a well greased baking til cheese melts and is lightly First 4-Whwl Hydraulic Brakes- ii i. 1 challenge anyone to School children who wiH partici- revolutionized stopping safety, dish. Set in a pan of hot water ., J\U!Ul. tau'inenl. I am out forand bake In an oven 375 degrees f pate in the play are Beverly Ahler- hit«!r adopted by all cars. A Wooclbridge Township until firm. Serve with spiced beets. SPRING SALAD ing, Kenneth Ahlering, Michael POWER BRAKES-sinee .ill Df the people." Barbato," Patricia Barbato. Paul 1932, still not available on 1 cup shredded pineapple many, makes. Mr. Casey moved the CREAMED TOMATOES 2 cups shredded cabbage Bertolami, Bobby Collins, James Cromwell, Patricia Capik, Joseph , ui" the advertisement for 2 cups ennnert -matoes 2 pimientos chopped fine First High-Compression Engirt*-. riapc Commissioners V» cup mayonnaise Contala, Leonard Cuiffreda, Alex pioneered far greater drive \2 cup thick sweet cream ' Czubati, Joseph D'Alessio, Richard .M Kir ley. Leon E. McEl- watercress efficiency. First V-8 with 4 tablespoons flour D'Apolito, Anthony D'Orsi, Joseph Hemispherical Combustion • ••:(•!• Neary, Van Ness and 6 slices toast Mix the pineapple, cabbage and A e, \ot«d in theafflrm- Chamber*—stands alone today teaspoon salt in drive power per horsepower. ('jinmissloners Finn 2 tablespoons crushed celery arid serve with watercress. Burke, voted no. John Futey, Matthew Pratterob, First Power Steering... o bidders will be ad- leaves CINNAMON TOAST Qeorue Hutnifc, John Kalina, Ju- l! , ' '/t cup grated cheese dith Kollar, Virginia Kollar, Ann introduced new, safer car ion as the speclflca- \'2 cup brown sugar control that removed the work wu up by Mr. Mer Mix cream and flour and ?tir juice of 1 orange Marie Koroko, Robert Kovacs, and strain of driving, still until smoc-th. Add celery leaves to grated rind of 1 orange Barbara Lakatos, I^arie Leimpeter, unequaied by imitators, tomatoes and heat 'to boiline. Re- Margaret Margiotto, Paul Margi- 1 teaspoon cinnamon otto, Laurence McLaughlin, David First Waterproof Ignition... cut of 20,13b in move from heat and add cream Cook ingredients slowly until mixture, stirring constantly. Cook McNulty, Anthony Minucci, John gives owners of Chrysler- III Mulch. about the consistency of syrup. Minucci, Barbara Molnar, Joseph type cars a tremendous "wet Make toast in the usual manner, weather" starting and Nardi, Gerald pliver, Barbara anti-atalling advantage! but do not brown on buttered side. Powell, Priscilla Ragucci, Mary ^pread cinnamon mixture on Santora, Elizabeth 'Sandra, Eliza- First Safety-Mill Wheels... Painting of Mt. Rushmore Memorial toaf.'t. Put in oven for a short 'time beth Shara, George Shara, Bar- a new way to keep punctured ir x 54' Framed by Curt Grunzif or until toast is bubbly. bara Simeone, Maureen Simeone, tirp from slipping off tha •rim: Joyce Straw, Abbie Trieder, Nancy enjoyed only uy owners of, TO BE DONATED MAPLE FROSTING Trieder, Margaret Vernillo, Patri- Chryaler-type cars! % cup brown sugar cia Wood. First Fluid Drive ... v public organization—Church, School, Library, 2 Yi tablespoons water ; The play is under the direction changed America's driving : .il, Veteran, Fraternal, Art or Cultural that can 1 egg white overnight with/a revolutionary 1 ;i permanent space In its own quarters, worthy i,i teaspoon maple flavoring of the faculty, Martin Braun, prin- cipal, Annabelle Dunfee, Margaret way to transmit power from f subject depicted. Cook sugar, water ^vM egg engino to rear, (wheels mow Cofley, Matilda Garthwaite, Eliza- smoothly! i "iitiim is now on display in the show window of the white over boiling waiter. Beat beth Brelning, Minnie Catenacci, Ji v/.i<; ritF.ss & UTILITY SHOP at Penn Station, Ave- constantly with egg beater until Anne Frankowskl, Margaret ilo» peak forms, about 7 minutes, Re- VII Applditions Will «e Carefully Considered. move from heat, add flavoring, Frost cakes. today with the 4 mast remarkable developments of First • • • • modern times., SOTO What more appropri- ate way to show how much they mean bo you than with flowers! Send a token of your love this wonderlul way. She'll appreciate it so mich. Firepower V-8 ... revolution- Safer, easier driving control More power for safer, faster America's smoothest ridft... with new double-strength We Deliver and Teleeraph ary new-type engme, practical ... with the first Full-time stops ... big Chrysler Power 'til now only in European Power Steering in any passen- Brakes (standard equipmtmt) shook absorbent. See your sports cars and aircraft where ger car that does all the hard multiply your lightest toe pres- dualur for a thrilling Chrysler WALSHECK'S cost is no factor. Delivers turning and parRint; work for sure into instantly effective, "Power Ridu"...in the eurtliat FLQWEE SHOP more "drive" to rear wheels you -absorbing all ''wheel (stopping action. New Cyde- liives you fur more fur your from every drop of gasoline I fight' 'over the rough going,.too 1 boiul linings last far longer! money today than any other I JOTAMBOY AVE. WO-8-1636 By Recjuest of t|ie Designed & Engineered Housewives to stay ahead of We Are Repeating Our FirePowor, other cars .^i HOUSEHOLD Chrysler PRODUCTS SALE New Yorker Now Available-Th* New Chrysler Airtemp Air-Condltioning System Come irt lor a demonstration today! We, appreciate your patronage at (he last sale and are happy to nerve you wain. The AMERICAN imes Motor Sales Co., hie. Dalton Motor Sales . LEGION AUXILIARY MAURO MOTORS Inc. < 611 Amboy Avenue 5 S|»W. street, roth Amloy, N. J. 37 Cooke Avenue, 'Carteret, N. J. POST NO. 81 CA 1-552* Secretary, Mm. Mae tinhorn "May Is Safety-Check Month at Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer's... pheck Your Car-Check Accidents" WOODBRIDGE tm*m*m*m*mmmm*"— *P INDEPENDENT LI'.1 THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1053 PAGE SIX JOB ROU.S (I i Thr Onvrriiim ],; J Win Promotions roll was cut by m,,,,, , Mr. and Mrs. Milton T. Austin In March, the fin;i fn Contracts Awarded the Klsenhowcr A»1:H'-'- At California Oil new check-rein on i,,i ployment. The on s,, For School Needs On Honeymoon Trip to Florifa PRRTH AMBOY — The Cftli- mission said 20,ann (• >%•i; WOODBRIDGFr-Mixs Catherine Marie Burke, datiffh- unlrt Reflnliw Division of The jers were dropped fnnn ','. 1 WOODBRTDGE - • Magistrate i tor of Mr and Mrs Thomas P. Burke , 649 Rahway Avenue, 'lofnrnia Oil Comnnny has an- In March, cuttinu t n; • Andrew D. Desmond, new Bocrd of ! and Milton Thomas Austin, son of Mrs, William Vanscn, nounced the promotion of three ment by the cxpcuiv-i. Education counsel, attended his ?3 Waiting a full minute before deckling LOWEST-PRICED EIGHT! there's nobody honu . would help avoid siK-h disappointments- I help complete 110,000 more telephone calls evew -day-in New Jeru r When it comes to value in a car, look no further than Pontiac—A General Motors Masterpiece! .j, ' Here's a brilliant performer with ft high-com- pression eight-cylinder engine full of eager pep for traffic, wonderfully economical on the open road. Pontiac is a striking beauty! No car is more dis- Good Driveri Drlv* ,W« Can ~ tinctively styled than a Dual-Streak Pontiac. < duck tour Uir-ChKk Acddinn And what a buy it is! For all its size, roominess and 122-inch wheelbase, Pontiac is priced right next Answering your •'it "• to We toweit.It' i not only GM's lwest-prlcad eight, telephone promptly help 1; Hi but 4« also offered with a remarkably economical sU to avoid at even lower cost. ^w1^ ', ev ^1 dUqppointin»nt loo. It alt adds up to this: As an eight or as a six, dollar for dollar you can't beat a^ntiac. Come la and see mtiae for yourwlf.1 NEW JERSEY BELL - BOUND BROTHERS, Irtc. TELEPHONE COMPANY Rahway, N. J St. Qtprgt and West Milton Aveg. •' •;< J ' ,• PENDENT-LEADER l\-p THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 PAOE SEVEN JERSEY SCRAPBOOK bjJOEMASICK and i BEAUTY ,HiARETTES MORE PROOF A*P Saves You , ,,.IS m hopes that Susie i ukc up the habit of mnkins," sflld a dls- mi,ii,i-.i'. "Of course I i ilie boys smoking, as ,v xmilri nnywny, 'but I Money on Your Food Bills! ,., i;,.p A Rlrl smoke. It inok well nnd for Hint A&P is parked >vilh values that pvovp A&P saves you nioiiry on your ,i ,,,1 want my Rlrl to hills. You've seen plenty before. Now here are more, look over tlirsc pent values! And remember, they're typical of the ninny marvelous money- !.,.,••-• reason was a very "...ml naturally, had no savers you'll find in eVery A&P department, dome scc.rome save nt A&P! ,.ii iur (lBUKhter. be- ., ihniii'ht that smoking '. mil] fashion-able, The .,, fur not frmnklnj Is ,n Innks. but in the i he cl^areMe dres to famous AlP "Supr-Rlght" Quality Steaks and Aofljfi i. whether they be [ • in,ill-. ... Prhed to G/vt You Outstanding Vofvef ,) . (I bv scientists that ri. or th° tobacm with Hf tK4C SOPA/^H. ;• nmtent makes a com- .iih the paper that couA/ry, ,,11 known ns anroleln Ib Mtmorial Day ,,, ;-u is very toxic and Sirloin Steak 69 „ i;ii affinity for the iris as a dope. £e No ordinary Sirloin Strnks thew! They're "Super-Right" Weekend Only! .! f.xnts a sedative or p/s-r/p/cr coaer u fii!!s. As Ihe habit OPEN TO 9 P. M. f upon the victim his LEGAL NOTICES ,-r irriUtion, and he Not For Years Porterhouse steak »79* ,1 quite nervous, and Dust-storms have interfered check in the amount of teii THURSDAY & FRIDAY •i ••ii-s of a habit that Is At this nttrnt'livc AM' pure, you don't Imve to wait for a sprcinl with aerial transport in Persia, j ™ „ more mnchM>ta „ Ue on CLOSED SATURDAY, MAY 30th i (limcult to break as Owinu to the Shortage oi vacuum an Item the Purchaatnj Agent reserves occasion to enjoy pmtri house steaks. Serve one tonight! cleaners, magic carpets haven't the right to make the Award to one been sprlng-cleanpd for years.— of the bidden. n is not 'he only pol- EBCh bidder muat strictly comply R Style - itzst und« 10 bi ...• nwette contains. Punch. with all requirement* for & regular bid Turkeys In Service M»8l Deparlm«nl> ... r-r the tcbacco Is as directed or required by the specifica- Just Bewildered tion* and the at&tutei In such caws i virulent poison that I UlKBjS 'in All Meat Depsrlmenli ID I'W" Daniel Boone was once asked made and provided. Notice Is hereby Round Pot Roast 73 , an ins?ct ejrtermin- given to oil bidders, that If their bids if he had ever been lost In the Reiulir Jty!t-in«i2^lo3Hlbi ., QQ. • riic smoke o/ clears are Informal, defective or Irregular, the You can be sure of good rating when you buy "Supei-Ri^lit" round pot roast at In Service Mtal Dapsrtmanti »9 w:: and rirp Music for dancing was furnished tricia nrrhnit7rr, Mr. and Mrs. 7he - J Tiro Dickeys in a Jiffy Ihitterflies in Crochet Mr. K«-s(x |,h,.,, , from 9: JO P.M until 3 A.M. with John OrcKus. Dr. and Mrs. Bern- ,|;r | H LOUISA'S r ••; the exception of about an hour stein, Mr. and Mrs. A. Patnoi. Mr. would brUiR R |,j|. ,'|, when an excellent program of en- and Mrs Henry Winters, David the nnxt mei'tliv.. ',.„, ' LETTER tertainment was staged. Acts in- Gutman, Anonymous. Mr: and who could make ti(lllll| Ciiided a tap dancing pair, wn.cn Mrs. Irving Hull. Mr. nnd Mrs. I "If I can help ,|l(. , received a tremendous ovation; a T. G. Desmond, Mrs. Herman iKnnsbcy net Wi,trv •• ' Dear Louisa, ^.ever pantomime taken part In by Pttkvln, Danny's Restaurant, shouted, "I don't, r.i( ' I am a woman thirty years old bwo men; a xylophone player who Anonymous. Miss Allda Van Slyke. bring. I won't piav .„,,„ I have two children, a boy of entertained with classical, seml- Howard W. Sharp Jr., Isnrinre the health of t.hf. "p.<,,,", eight, and a girl ten. Now I would rlasslcal and popular music; a Rosenblum. Avenel Mother's Club, Allied. I have bivn |l:i,, Atomic Training; like to hare another baby. But puppet show which has appeared Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen. Mr. Hfn nnd I am not y,.. Amoni.; iircii soldiers who hav people laugh at me and tome say frequently on television and an nnd Mrs. R. MacDowell. Mr. nnd now. Whether you WSI,",",' been iidtiivi firsthand combal I am crazy. They say I can't h&v "Arthur Murray" dance team. Mrs. Andrew Aaror, Mr. and Mrs. we are ROIIIR aheiui wi^ training in atomic warfare a< any more children and when I say nnd you can rin us v,!,', Bowl afler bowl of punch and Thomas Minurci. Cnmp Desert Rock, Nev., provin I would like to adopt a baby, they $4.00 The Kfiasbey Waii, ground of the atomic bomb, an laugh again at me. tidbits were served until nearly trnvcrsy has been' ..„., 8gl. Paul S, Sharkey, whose sis I live in the country and I 1 P.M., when a full course buffet Mr, and Mrs. Anthony MafTln. more than 10 years. TI,,.\ tcr, Mrs. John Bazychly, lives at 9 sets pretty lonesome here all day supper was featured No one. ac- $100 Water Company oriuiti >i cording to Dr. IJOZO, seemed to Mary Avenue, Fords: PPC. Phlli by myself. Do you think I am Mr. and Mrs. Emil Springer. $10,000 for the ih1(.s ,',.' J. VORPI, son of Mrs. Mary Vogel crazy in wanting a baby? I havn' want to go home and some stayed Qrelner Admlnlstruii,,,, 49 Hunt Street. Iselln; Sftt. Rober anyone to go and talk this over on after 3 A.M. •* $2.00 time there were main , F. Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. with. What do you think abou • Additional contributors to the Wlllinm O'Neill, Iselin Home At a second conference Harry Sclmlt./,, 12 Third Street, this? prom fund since last week's re- and School Association. Mrs, El- later $5,000 was oftcici" fords; Pvt. Joseph A, Masters, son E. G.-Pa. jcclpts were turned over to Dr. len Chrlstensen. Mrs. Nat Smith. ynars ago, as the pip,., ,'i, . of Mr. and Mrs. Bpn Masters, 5 Answer; 1JO?.O are as follows: ) Mr. and Mrs. George Ottltv Mr.. more and more, \\r -, and Mrs. James E. Kentliii!. Mr ' Central Avenue, Fords, . . . Shar I certainly don't see anything —lVrk up yi-ur spirits and your fered but $3,000 for i,( $400 and Mrs. F. C. Stnnsik, Anony- key a member of the 1277th Area crusy about you wanting-another wardrobe with frosty white but- Perth Amboy, which '•,,, Senior Class, WocxIbrlriRe High mous, Joseph Srhirper, Mr. and Service Unit. Camp Kilmer, en baby and you are certainly not School. trrfly acrrnsorlM In crochet. ter to Keasbey now tcred the Army in 1927. He holds too old to have one unless there Mrs. Kaye. tru-ee separate notici-., ,' $50 Mnko a pair of dainty-winced ' the Brnnze Star Medal and tin are other reasons besides that of $1.00 not care to supply n, Shell Oil Company. hutttrfllrs for adorning a hat ( Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. . . . Vo- age. Anonymous. Mr. and Mrs. John (iress »r fabric pursf. Duplicate longer as the munjn,,, fcel, a dispensary clerk In Medica A baby would be company for A. Essink, Eii.in NeKon. Mr. iiiv.l HIP motif at the wrists of white Ite present supply [<» i;' Company of the 278th Infantry you if you-are alone a great deal Woodbrldne Klwanis Club, Dr. Mrs. Henry Fires. Victor Kairn. mesh sliortie gloves. To obtain pie. Regimental Combat Team at For and, If your husband is willing, it Edward J. Novak. August F, Orei- Anonymous. the" directions for crocheting BragR, N. C. entered the Army In would be a fine thing for you to ner. Liberty Trucking Company, these delightful cotton acces- February, 1952. . . . Masters, who adopt some little child and give Dr. and Mrs. Cyril I. Hutner. Dr. sories, send a stamped, self-ad- Sewer entered the Army last September. It love and a home. and Mrs. Maurice Chodosh, The dressfd, envelope to the Needle- Parade (Continued from p Is stationed at Fort Dix with the My third child was bam when Independent-Leader. work Department of this paper 60th Infantry Regiment, . the other boy» were eight and ten $10 (Continued from Page 1) nnd ask for Leaflet No. S-36, mostly shale, sept.,' .Schultz, a battalion motor ser- by John Kuhlman. membpr of overflowing in the vi, -.v. years old and.he has given me a Mr and Mrs. Windsor J- LaWs, HAT AND OliOVES. geant in Headquarters of the 140th which are used for tin,,, great deal of pleasure and satisfac- Joseph Grossman, Anonymous,. Woodbridge Post. American Le- Field Artillery Battalion at Camp HANKIE DK'KIK—The women have Invaded the men's apparel in the area, as there tion. When the others went oft to Jackson's Drug Store, Rainbow gion. The benediction will bo pro- ; Polk, Le.. enetred the Army In school, he was here to help fill world once again—Believe it or not, this attractive halter dickey nounced by Rev. Ladislaus Kecs- tceman Robert Deter. However, water. July, 1950. . . . was once a man's handkerchief! In four easy sewing steps, a Girls No. 37, General Coating Senator VoRel Informed them the the void they left. Children keep Company, Miele Excavating and kemethy. pastor of the Hungar- TelU School \,,,, parents young. You get interested square, woven-bordered handkerchief has become a honey of a sale would have to be accomplished dickey with a f eminlnr flair at the neckline. You can' make thli Grading Comuany, Woodbrldge ian Reformed Church. School by ordinance after a conference Mr. Casey Informix In what the younger generation is Street. i tidbits: doing If your child is among them. style or another dickey with a button-front closing from the In- Township Council of Girl Scouts, with Mr. Mundy. Board, of Health thai ,, struction Leaflet No. SS-56, TWO DICKEYS IN A JIFFY, For your Amerlcus Craftsmen's Club, Bowl- The committee on arrange- Is now under const m Nick and Carol Boris. Woodland 1 Peter Keso, Keasbey, who has Drive, Colonla. will celebrate their copy cf the directions, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Mor, PTA School No. 1, Dr. and ments expects a retired army offi- consistently objected to the sale of man Avenue and a s, pital. Mrs. Boehner is the former the Needlework Department of this paper. cer as guest speaker. Participate anniversary tomorrow. . . , The Mary Prekop. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DJUtsch. Dr. Joseph the water lines, contending that is contemplated in Iris garden of Mr. and Mrs. John Lang, Sisterhood Congregation ing in the parade will be police,' those who originally paid for thi area In the near fi; Mrs. John Prekop, 4 Gnrve Avenue, firemen from a'l sections of the Hustler, 79 Rose Street, Metuchen Woodbridge. The father of the in- So. don't let your nelphbpr'sl Spending Money Adath Israel, Ladles Auxiliary lines wore promised thpv WMIM tanks, he said, tu Is now in full bloom and you are laughs disturb you. Having had It won't be long until the Jack ]P6rt Eeading Fire Company. Dr. Township, first aid squads, Boy get their money back if the lines 8Q0 or -more puplis ,\ fant is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Girl Scouts, Veteran groups Invited to come and see it. In Donald Boehner, 76 Woodbridge two children, you know that a of all trades goes Into the same Henry F. Belafsky, Mr. and Mrs. were sold, again registered his oo- not because of luck eluded nre more than 1,000 plants Avenue, Port Reading. He is an baby takes time and attention but thing—vacation expense.—Bris- Michael Arnone, Fred A. Olsen, and their auxiliaries and various Jection, of the tanks but b,- •,. of modern iris. . . . Rochelle Ca- Instructor In weapons and marks- If you feel that the pleasure and tol tVa.i Herald Courier. E. R. Finn. Dr. George Frederick, civic and fraternal organizations. does not lend ItseU tano, LehiRh Avenue, Avenel.wlll the satisfaction you will get by Mayor Speaks Out manship at the Base. The baby's Dr. C. Howard Rothfuss. The annual memorial church At that, Mayor Qulgley became Township offlcii'.N !, celebrate her birthday Sunday. maternal grandfather Is a lleuten- having another baby to love and $8.00 services will be hejd Sunday eve- tilled that accomm . . . Sunday is also the birthday int in Woodbridge Fire Company care for will make up for the ex- Captain Parsons Church. Rev Willlahi H. Schmaus, visibly irritated and In no uncer- be provided for the i> of Mrs. Charles Jacobsen, the tra work and worry adopting a J. Gelling. 'Jo. 1. ... Lehrer's Men's Shop. (Continued from Page 1) $R.flO rector, will preach the sermon. tain terms took Mr. Keso to task. pupil high school :u former Laura Mucciarello, Port 38 Main Street, Woodbridge, will child will entail, I say. go ahead Members of the Legion and VFW j present Zaelln-Colo:i:;i Reading, and now of Mt. Holly. and good luck. the school children of the public George N. KeUenberg. Mrs. "We went through all that be- take part In the 3rd annual Na- and their auxiliaries and members fore," he said, "there are but five er must be repaired . LdUISA and parochial schools, many of Irene Shay, Anonymous, Mothers tional Men's Fashion Pageant in whom are members of the Junior Club Order DeMolay, Mr. and of Woodbridge Fire Company will jpeople who don't want to sell the terlorated In several ,i Asbury Park, June 21. ... And Address your letters to: attend. The public is invited. lines and have inconvenienced the If approval Is fiim In the Mailbox: Louisa, 1090 National Frtps Police Patrol, which was organized Mrs. H. McCallen. W^odbridge Robert J. Baduske, of this Town- talking about Main Street, I thtnfc Tov'!">iin Retter Schools Associa- entire community and you are one Township to spend :i., the window displays In Chrisen- Bldg., Washington, D. C. by Captain Parsons in 1&27 and ship, has a supporting role in the is still under his direction. tion, Keasbey Home and School of the five. In this^unU'y the ma- $1,200,000, Interceptor forthcoming production "The Riv- •en's Department Store and Mod- jority rules and the majority want ing stations will have: >rn Men's Shop are always very Mrs. Irving Kahree was general Association, Dr. Thomas L. Tal- Action Near Again als" at Seton Hall University. lon, Cloverdale Dairy, Lars Chris- water pressure and want the lines in the Inman Avenm ittractlve. Makes you stop and Just chairman of the committee in (Continued from Page 1) Baduske, a sophomore, is majoring charge of arrangements and she tensen, prop; Mr. and Mrs. Louis sold to the water company. The It Is expected tr • In communiction arts and Is a iook. . . . Add nicely-mannered dlesex Water Company and the people over In Keasbey want water Department will m.ikr youngsters: Tina Schoenwald, Ltn- was assisted by Mr. Boylan, C. C. Krogh. Mrs. Ruth Frasher, Mr. staff announcer and producer at and Mrs. David MacArthur, Pa- motion was seconded by Commit- known within 10 cl:u- WSOU, South Orange. A few ien Avenue.... George Mroz, who Paragraphs Bangert, Mr. Nicklas, Martin months ago, he became a member likes flowers, says he will have the Braun. Mrs. Mary Larson and Miss of The Maplewood Strollers and tgwn hall looking like a show place How? Ruth Wolk. F-O R O S WALTER appeared in one of their monthly aefore he is through. . . . A house than can be built with- MODEM IRIS plays "Bell, Book and Candle." He in a week has been discovered FORDS, Ni J. — P. A. 4-0348 • was graduated from Woodbridge inmnd the Township: Now to find some way In chlch Senior Prom Visit our garden now while the Iris art'in full bloom. READE HiKh in 1851. . . . What Colonla discussion of whether or not to (Continued from Pag*- It TODAY THRU SATURDAY Hear that Charlie Feibush is ill You will see hundreds of beautiful, modern varieties, woman received a lawn mower build it can be completed in less them happy and I believe we suc- 4 Jhmbm (small size) for a Mother's Day .nd has been hospitalized. Hope than six months.—St. Louis Post- plus most of the latest introductions. Plants are win- "NEVER WAVE gift? . . . William Endter, Stafford is feeling better. . . . Bob Vo- Dispatch. ceeded," he d • PERTH AMBOfc The principal reported that the ter hardy and fast multipliers. Road, Colonia, and Bruce Galllt, :el's mother is still a very sick Reassurance AT A WAC" Chain O' Hills Road, Colonla, are oman. No visitors. ... At long students were kept off the high- With Rosalind Russell, ast, the Barren Free Public Li- In taking leave of our visitors ways and the parents were de- both on the honor roll again at wo are glad that Mr. Poppvic Paul Douglas Pingry School. . . . rary is going to have some much- lighted and happy to know.that HUSTLER'S IRIS GftRDEN Also MAJ needed repairs, including a new found our London policemen their children were being taken 'LAST OF THE COMANCIIES" "wonderful." This Is so tradi- 79 Rose Street, Metuchen, N. J. oof. The library, by the way, care of through proper chaperon- Rose Street Crosses Route #27 Tel. Mel. .6-1226 With Broderick Crawford, Requests: ould use some more books. Why tional and true a remark as to age. Barbara Hale constitute evidence that his com- An Iselln woman called me to on't you give them those extra It was estimated that about 400 SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY STARTS mm tell me about a family with flv jpoks you have around the house munism may be only skin-deep. students, their guests and chap- youngsters that desperately needs hat you are always going tt> read —London Daily Telegraph. erones took part in the affair, The "THE STARS For One Wlmlr V,. a place to live. They have re- igain but never do? Mrs. Carolyn Cooking: With Gas popularity of this new type of We Specialize in ceived notice to vacate their pres- romann, the librarian, is doing Roasting of the ' Corqnation prom was evidenced from the fact ARE SINGING" ent quarters, the deadline sup- in excellent job- and should re- Day ox on the village green at that, more than 100 students at- With LauriU Melchior, 1 ROUX OIL posed to have been May 15. But e your encouragement and Hearsed. Kent will *>» d""* by tended this one over the previous Rosemary Clooney thus far they haven't bean able to dp.../ gas.—London News Chronical. year's affair. Dr. Hutner declared HAIR TINTING Plus find a place because It seems they that it reflected a great credit to "THE DESERT RAT" can't find a landlord who looks the high school and all those who Including Blondes Witli James Mason favorably upon children. Mean- got behind him to help in spon- LIMITED SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY while, the present landlord ts mak- 1 DAY soring the project. Our Regular Program Plus ing things unpleasant, Do you TIME OFFER I'our Cartoons and Comedy With Jose In: know where this family might find SERVICE REG. $10 Starting at 2 P. M. Zsii '/Ml (;:IIMH a. place to live? ... A mother. COLd WAVES Saturday and Sunday practically in tears, called me yes- FILM BROUGHT ARTHRITIS? Continuous III TccllllM >'!" terday morning. It seems they IN BEFORE 5 P. M. ' jnoved the other day and they had Phone for Shown on Our <<;i ! I- • " Also June ALLISON - Van JOHNSON In >Alj(|i Ladd - Deborah Kerr bulance was involved inian acci- i "REMAINS TO BE SEEN" ^: Charles Buyer rncf dent and Al (was injured necessi- by IHEA1TH-TE "LAW and OF.D tating a cast which covered his WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY ^THUNDER IN THE EAST" In Ttcliiii chest and arfn. . • • Airman Fipt T^TANTOGS Bob HOPE - Mickey ROONEY in Class and Mrs. Wallace L. Bo*h- /'OFF LIMITS" ner, 23 John Street, Geneva, N.pT.. are the parents of a son born 'km May 14 in Sampson Air Force Hos- PRESENTING baby ... with the cutest creep- Greatest 2 for 1 show ever pre- ers this side of heaven! They're by Health- Met. «- 1 sented anywhere! One of the 100% DuPONT PUCKER Tex, distinctively styled In a gay array of pas- 1279 tels , , . gifted with convenient snap fasten- ISELIN first theatres to Jie cquln^ed* with this new miracle! ers at^jsi^wilder and crotch ... in boucle or NOW! THRU SUNDAY YOU MUST SKIS IT! NYLON comBed cotton knits. A [wonderful choice for TKL. WO-8-MI6 SHIRTS sizes B, 12,18 months. and SATURDAY, a—SMASH HI'' NEEDS' NO IRONING Dale Kobinwtn Willie •"Hi i>" 1.39 to 1.9.8 J!I»«LSILVER WHIP" 'HACK at tin I only Others in NYLON at |2.98 MlDNITi; SHOWING ADDED FKIHAV Burls KarloR BRAIN SNATCHEtt" CARTOON !f 4.98 You may charge it at — No Extra AdmUslon — SUNDAY and MONDAY, 2—BIG HITS B BWWA DEVIL T.tchn|«:alc in mntwt tote*- MiTZI GAYNOR Narrow (tOtUI UMWA NtOH "I Don't Care Girl" With STACKBRITTON'BRUCE V| FREE PARKING OPEN FRIDAY TUES., WED, and THURg.-TO 8EE ITTTS AA AH TILL • P. M. _ALL ACADEMY AWARD 81M)«'! irassw REAR OF STORE A lion in your lap!—A lover In your arnus! , The picture l» alive, and YOU are In every scene! Shirley Booth Wult »S MAIN STREET "COME BACK UTTI^ WOODBBIDOB "WATEK N«*t to Wwlworth'i MAIN Sl'ttEKT ALSO ON THE SAME PROGKAM— __ SHEBA" jon*!"" Fridtt TiU I WOtOUBHlDUE 8-H1* THE SEASON'S TOP SMASH Hit "I CONFESS" L SHOW STARTS AT DD8K t 8 OOOTKNIKN'n^^ •„/: INDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 2t, 1953 PAQE NINE FORDS NEWS 3ntopenbcnt - leabet FORDS NEWS Lining Held Scheduled to graduate Social Club Plans 3 Pupils Win PTA Art Awards Scout Mothers To Receive Degree Carlson Installs S,,iulay in Fords Dinner, May 28th Elect OfficerS ["*• New GO? Officers > Miss Bernlcc Kordcl- FORDS—The Fords Social Club 1 ,,,.| ,if the Senior Sodality FORDS Election ol officers was FORDS •-• Arthur Carlson. Re- met in the home of Mrs, Ann Pan- held by the Mother*' Club of Boyj publirnn candidate for the office j'.,,|\ ; f Peace Church, wn« ko, 48 Hoy Avenue.and planned to Sunday nt the annual Smut Troop No. 81, sponsored by nf mayor of Woodbrtdfje Township, celebrate the birthdays of two the Fords Lions Club, M a meeting served as Installing officer at the ,!, in the church. Miss members. Mrs. Mary Martenak and ,,, vit-kosky, vice prefect, in the home of Mrs. Julius Kwlat- meeting of the Second Ward Re- 1 Mrs. Ann Kress, at a dinner party kowski, 8 Woodland Avenue. publican executive committee held .,! nf llOtltH . May 28 at the»Top Hat, Metuchen. Those named were: Mrs. Robert In Frank's Hall. Officers Inducted ,,; ,r,|r].skl'rt gown was of Mrs Robert Carlson and Mrs. siusser, president; Mrs. Dustln were Robert Short, chairman: Mrs. ,;, mi illusion neckline Stanley Roneckl of Erie, Pa., were Dunn, secretary; Mrs.Thomas Mc- Hilda Wltt*mund. vice chairman; . ,,iih embroidered calla fniests. Stephen Panko's birthday CiM-hrane. treasurer; Mrs. John Mrs. Edna Munn. secretary; Mrs. I I,,,,t train. Her fingertip wns observed and community shiR- Oross, publicity; Mrs. Ambrose Isabel Toth, treasurer, and Mrs. ,.|,l by n band of lilies of iiiK followed. Pastor, hospitality. Thelma French, publicity. A social will be held tonight at It was announced by Mrs. Cavl The retiring' chairman, Tony were the Misses 8 P. M. at the home of Mrs. Alma Sundqulst that $43 10 was realized Parcda, was presented with a gold Inilo, Josephine Ro- Nnary, 58 Gordon Avenue. from a cake sale sponsored by the tie clasp by the committee. All re- nyt.i, Barbara Cftabal. Rioup. The July and August meet- tired and newly Installed officers Ann Batlzoskl, Dor- Ings have been cancelled. Scout- were preaented with corsages by .Insephlnr Horvnth. Fords Soldier Enrouic master Harold Backus was a guest. Carlson. The committee In charge Caiia Rcitcnbaeh an Plans were made for an Installa- of arranging the installation con- k was crown benr- JAMKS .1. ROMfiR To V. 8. From Korea tion dinner to be held June 4 at sisted of Peter smoyak. Mrs. Munn, i! Sleczkowskl wn.s WITH THE UN CIVIL ASSIST- Cnndlto's Restaurant. New Bruns- Mrs. Wlttemund, Mrs. Short. Jul- FOKDK — Midshipman First ius IMO and MrB. Stanley Peru. Class .lame." .1. Rnnirr. 24, son ANCE COMMAND IN KOREA- wick. Mrs. Siusser was co-hostess. ilucr new members were rf Mr, iiiiil Mrs. James A. Rom- Cpl. Edward W. Macklewlcz, son Mrs. Wlttemund, chairman of ,tn tin- sodality. cr, Fords, is scheduled to gradu- of Mr. and Mrs. S. Mackiewlcz, MISS MARGARET .1. FUESHER the charter committee, presented ,inn WHS delivered by the ate and receive a Bachelor or \5 Jackson Avenue, Fords,, Is en- FORDS—Miss Hesher, daugh- a new charter and constitution for Above are the winners nf the art contest sponsored by the PTA June Bride-to-Be approval. mud Griffin of St. James Science DcRree from the U, S. route to the U. 8. after complet- of School No. G. I*ft to right are Mrs. (Jllbert V. Augustine, ter of Mr, and Mrs. Mlrhatl mlbrldue. Rev. John E Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., ing a tour of duty with the UN Pleasher, 63 Lawrence Street, Is Mr. Carlson was guest speaker w teacher of art in the 7th and 8th grades; Helen Hlrncr, second and stated that if he is elected he ;iiir, officiated at tin on June 5. He wilt be commis- Civil Assistance Command in prize winner; Lillian Vincz, first prize winner and Anna Hag- Honored at Party it candidate for a Bachelor of assisted by the Rev sioned a Second Lieutenant, Korea (UNCACK). lar, third prize. ArU Dtfree In flnr *rts at the will try to promote a "hold the nuloskl and Rev. Fred- IISAF. This years graduating As a member of UNCACK, he FORD3—A surprise shower was May 31 ranunenremrnt exercises line" proposition and try to keep m i nf the parish. class at Annapolis will number served as an administrative non- given Miss Mark Yuhas, daugh- at Winthrop ( OIIPRC the South taxes at a standstill. Victor Katen, T ulrls attended the 926, the. second largest class commissioned officer and worked ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yuhas, Carolina College for Women at candidate tor the office of second ;uiil members of both since tU founding 108 years ago. with military and civilian per- School 7 PTA Inducts Officers; 34 Maple Avenut, by her sister-in- Rock Hill. ward commltteeman stated that junior sodalities par- The largest class was In 1946 sonnel representing 2V UN coun- law. Mrs. Andrew Yuhas, Jr, Ap- keen thought will be given to the Hmedictlon followed with 1,046 members. tries. UNCACK assists the Re- proximately 70 guests attended the Russell Harliity Marks problems of the people during the rish priests officiating. public of Korean Government Winners Announced in Contest affair held in Our Lady of Peace campaign. In all phases of civil fltyef. Church annex. 7th Birthday at Party Joseph Rhodes, candidate for A graduate of Metuchen High PORDS—Installation of officers was held at the. final Miss Yuhas will be married to commtttceman of the third ward, \(}r League Group Eleanor Medvigy School, Mackiewlca entered the meeting of the season of School No. 7 PTA held in the Joseph Olexsa, son of Mr. and Mrs. FORDS—The seventh birthday and Fred Adams spoke on the Army In June 1951. In compli- 3chool auditorium. Mrs. Harold Ecker, past president, in- Alex Olexsa, 15 Pershtas Avenue, Of Russell Hnrkay, son of Mr. and capabilities of the new candidates New Officials ance with the Army's rotation ducted the following: Mrs. Edward Legenza, president; Carteret, June 6 in Our Lady of Mrs. John Harkay, Hanson Ave- and Adams stated that "they are Weds Fords Man plan, he is scheduled to be re- Peace. nue was celebrated with a chil- a source of comfort during this Mrs. John Donneworth Mrs. Hilda Weinberg, first vice president; Mrs. Samuel dren's party in his home. period of unrest." leased from active Army duty Quattrocchi, secretary, and Mrs. Willard Mayer, treasurer. q vice president of the FORDS—Miss Eleanor Dorothy shortly after returning to the DEPARTMENT SESSION Guests included John and Jay Mrs. Wlttemund and Mrs. Peru Auxiliary of the Fords Medvigy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs U. S. Mrs. Gilbert Augustine, chair-: FORDS—The American Home Marino. John Gianfranclsco, Rich were in,charge of hospitality. The iir at a meeting held in John Medvigy, 445 Keene Street man of the arts contest, sponsored' Members of the association were Department will meet May 28 in ard Smlnk. Andrew Kmiec Jr, and dark horse prize was won by Mrs. ov Avenue Ftrehouse, Perth Amboy, became the bride ol Red Cross Campaign by tjhe group, announced the fol- urged to write State Senator Ber- the library. I Bruce Harkay, Mildred Jensen. nwnship. She succeeds Stephen Aleksza, son of Mr. and lowing winners chosen from 19 en- nard Voeel In behalf of the PTA v Pilesky, who resigned Mrs. George Aleksza, 430 King In Fords Over Quota tries: First prize, Lillian Vlncz; to support the bill for increased nk Sullagtar was named George Road, Sunday afternoon at second prize, Helen Hlrner, and state aid for schools. prhalrman. The present 4 o'clock In St. John-the-Baptlst FORDS+-Mrs. Arthur A. Over- third prize, Anne Hagler. Final plans were made to spon- Mrs. Richard Krauss Names District Captains nt nf the organisation was Church. The double-ring ceremony gaard, general chairman of the Red Judges In the contest were Mrs. sor a party for the eighth grade if), with 120 eligible was performed by the pastor, Rev, Cross drive, announced the final Augustine, Mfg. Harold GoeUchuis, graduating class on June 18 from i!ii: iii the area. A mem- Dr. Joseph M. Mackov. total of $1,744,83, The quota was Miss Florence Menweg, Mrs. E. D. 10 A. M. to L P. M. in the school For Cancer Campaign House-to-House Drive vr will be launched to $1,735. Stewart and Mrs. Herbert Ludewlg. gymnasium. Recordings will pro- FORDS — MM. R. Richard Hornsby Slrcet; Mrs. Helen Avenue; Mrs. John Rebovlrh, enrollment of the re- Given in marriage by her father, A brealr-down shows the follow Awards will be presented to the vide music for dancing, Mrs. Le- Krauss, chairman of the Cancer Wuiff, Clum Avenue; Mrs. Alma Liberty Street; Mrs, Anne Kress, the bride wore a white satin gown ing collections: House-to-house youngsters at grammar school genza, chairman, announced a pro- Drive, has announced that con- Neary, Gordon Street; Mrs. Jen- Hamilton Avenue; Mrs, Helen luuy voted to purchase with basque bodice having rose $837,50; organizations, (133.50; In graduation exercises, June 18, in ;ram of entertainment will b^ fea- tributions may be made to the nie Blanc hard, Lewis Street; Ellwinier, Cutter Avenue; Mrs. fur each of the eight point lace Elizabethan collar em- dustry, $379.44; professional, $35; the auditorium of School No. 14.tured, following district captains: Mrs. Tlllman Lauharh, Warner William Warren Jr., Beech he league. Mrs. Lame broidered with sequins and rhlne- business, $207.50; schools, $12; tag Street; Mrs. Marftarct Blan- Street, Mm. Inn Ferdlnandsen, stones, and long sleeves. The lace Donations of $100 to the school Mrs. Cooperman, retiring presi- Mrs. Catherine Balog and Mr?. resident, urged all par- day, $8.50, and churches, $117. principal. Howard Sharp, for the dent, was presented with a pin in Stephen Swalla«k, Bloomfleld chard, Market Street. Woodland Avenue, and Mrs. ml tMe league games. formed a redingote over the satin Co-chairmen were Mrs. Getorge purchase of ster-slides for class- behalf of the PTA by Mrs. Ecker Mrs, Isabel Peterson, Jensen Krauss, Maple Avenue. skirt and extended into a circular Avenue; Miss Roiemary Nork Munn and Mrs* John Peterson. room use, and $14.16 for the Wood- Mrs. Kahree presented a gift to and Mrs, Charles Blanchard, train. Her fingertip veil of Illusion Mrs. John Egan was in charge o! bridge High School senior prom her in behalf of .thg, executive was bordered with lace and a cor- Ford Avenue; Mrs. Michael Dorothy Yitkosky hospitality. fund were made. board. Koperwuts, Wlldwood Avenue; Auxiliary to Entertain , onettof rhlnestones and seed pearls. Republican Club A concert was presented by the Mrs. Anne G&stgaber, Evergreen At Roosevelt Hospital vis Date for Wedding Miss Helen Medvigy attended program chairman, Mrs. Irving Avenue. 1 her sister as maid of honor and Kahree. Christopher Boyer, pianist, Mrs. Mary Jensen, Hall Ave- FORDS—The Ladies' Auxiliary us - Approximately 65 Mrs. Helena Medvigy, the bride's p Holds Card Party innided ii miscellaneous Green St. Section of Iseliu Introduced some of his students nue; Mrs! Elsie Schroth, Third if Fords Unit 163, American Le- sister-in-law, was matron of hon- who presented selections; Miss Street; Mr* Mary Bonalskl, Mrs. gion, met in post rooms and •;ivcn Miss Dorothy Vit- or. The bridesmaids were Miss By MRS. WILLIAM KNOTT Carolyn Chrlsterwen, Miss Sandra FORDS—A card party was spon- ;o Douglas-Stoet at Yan- Florence Oben and Mrs. Cathe- planned for a veterans' party at sored by the Fords Republican Helen Olex*, MiaeisvJlle, Pa,... a, 101 Indiana Avenue, Phone Metuchen 6-1815-W Kata and Miss Edith Meyer, all of rine Novak, New BraMttck A*e- Roosevelt Hospital, May 25. 'iiil. Hostesses were Mrs. cousin of the bridegroom, and this place. Miss Marie Cavan, so- Club at the home of Mrs. C. Albert Asakowltz, Mrs. Prank nue; Mrs. Gladys Peterson, Wil- A donation was voted to Kiddle. Miss Helen Perence, Perth Amboy. prano, and Viliam Simek, violinist liam Street; Mrs. Adolph Quadt, Larson, 18 Summit Avenue. '.'tid Miss Betty Vitkosky. The school No. 6 picnic will be Mrs. Sidney Blanchard will at- Keep Well Cump. Mrs. Ellen Chrls- Missv Barbara Aleksza. Avenel, of New York. Hoy Avenue, Winners were Mrs. Mary Thomp- Vitkoiky will marry Gone held on June 10 or June 11th in tend the annual session of the tensen and Mrs. Elizabeth De son, Mrs. Edward Deffler, Mrs. niece of the brldegroqm, was flower The attendance award went to Also, Miss Helen Schuster, Matteo were chosen as members of i;ir.! Hanson Avenue, Perth girl. case of rain. There will be a need Grand Chapter, Order of the East- Mrs. George Matey's third grade. Louisa Hanson, Mrs. William Toth Mav :iO. for mothers to ride on the buses ern Star, ill Atlantic City this the nominating committee. All unit and Mrs. Oeorge Munn. Michael Aleksza, Fords, served as transporting the children to and week. Sidney and Edith Blanchard WOULD LIKE MAIL and post members are asked to best man for his brother. Ushers from the park. Any volunteers will will be the guests of the Knott FORDS—Pvt. John J, Dall, son save nylon stockings to be brought Victor Katen, candidate for sec- tirade AndersonPlans were Albert Aleksza. Fords, brother family for the four days that their Auxiliary Plans of Mr. and Mrs, John Dall, 16 to the next meeting. The stockinRs ond ward oomtnltteeman. Arthur be welcomed. W. Carlson, candidate for the of the bridegroom; George Med- ' Aid is needed by the committee mother is away. Woodlawn Avenue is on active duty will be used by veterans in hospi- I us Wedding Day vtey, brother of the bride, and Wil- in Korea. His address is: Pvt. John tals to make various articles. office of mayor, and Mrs. Carlson, in charge of buiiaing our new li- Fred Batkin, Ridgeley Avenue, were guests, liam Lahovich of Avenel. George brary. Anyone, both skilled or un- Birthday Party Dall, R.A.12425948, Co. M, 5th Mrs. Lena Watts was named is Miss Gertrude Ander- Medvigy, nephew of the bride, was celebrated his birthday at an in- Mrs. Larson was assisted by Mrs. skilled who would like to help a formal family party on Sunday. Cavalry Reg., APO 201, c/o Post- hairman of the annual sale of .;:ii!er of Mr. and Mrs. rinfi-bearcr. ISELIN—The Ladies' Auxiliary master, San Francisco, Calif. Vernon Chrtstensen, Mrs. Walter W Andersen, Lafayette good cause can contact Mr. Wilson, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Richard of Iselin Volunteer Fire Co, No. 1 poppies May 22. The Lcuion hall Sheeman and Mrs. Mildred Jen- Upon their return from a honey- Farmhaven Avenue or Mr. Chris- will serve as headquarters. .ii. Liivcn a surprise mis- moqn trip to Florida, the couple Lindquist and daughters, Carol and met at the Green Street flrehouse sen, Mrs. George Munn was ticket ii. .'i -.howcr by Miss Har- tiansen, Cooper Avenue for details. Janet, Mr. tnd Mrs. George Batkin with Mrs. Andrew Liscinski pre- WITTNEBERG-DENMAN chairman. Hospitality was under will reside at the Perth Amboy ad- We've been a long time getting a of Newark «nd Mrs. Robert Fauc- |A:. ler.M'H at the home of Mrs. dress. For traveling the bride wore siding. A report was read from WOODBRIDGE—Mr. and Mrs. the direction of Mrs, Deffler, Mrs. Aiukirxen at Winchester new library, with a little help we quler of Meulo Park. Mrs. George Sedlak, chairman of William J. Denman, 10S Freeman Toth and Mrs. Walter Belko, a gray suit with black accessories will have one of which our com- Vmiiii ;JO nuests attended. and a white orchid corsage. LOST—A turtle, In the vicinity the Poverty Social held in April, Street, announce the marriage of Iselin Items Andersen will be married munity can be proud, of Ridgeley Avenue. Anyone find- thanking her committee and re- their daughter, Barbara, to Clif- Mrs. Aleksza is a graduate of The Lazy Mary Cootiettes No. ;OMPLETE9 COURSE i to Kenneth Hansen, son Perth Amboy High School, Class ing same may return it to Carol porting that the social was success- ford Wlttneberg, son of Mr. and 460 will hold its regular meeting Lindquist. ful. A letter was received from ISELIN—Orrln Berry was in- FORDS—Miss Nancy Sorenson, • iid Mrs. Carl Hansen, Sec- of '50, and is employed at the Rari- Mrs. Louis Wittneberg, Port Read- 4 Hamilton Avenue, who has Friday night at 8 P. M. at VFW Carol Lindquist was the week- Kiddie Keep Well Camp and it ing, in Elkton, Md,, on April 10, ducted as a new member of the tan Arsenal. Her husband was Post Headquarters. Members are graduated from Woodbridge High graduated from Perth Amboy High end guest of Lillian Kenney, La was voted to send a, donation. A last. Iselin Lions Club at a meeting held - sou) FLIGHT requested to brlng^ a hat for the Guardla Avenue. The Kenny's, card was received from Mrs. Ra- Monday in the First Church of School and completed her work at School Class of '47, and served two the Katharine Olbbs School in ':'> Jacob E. Boelhower, Hat social to be held after the formerly of Juliet Street are fi- phael, who had been ill, thanking Iselin, Presbyterian with Rudolph years in the U. S. Army, recently New York City, has accepted a po- : Mr ami Mrs. Jacob Boel- meeting. The Cootiettes will hold nally settled in their new home. the auxiliary for her gift. Kummler presiding. returning from 17 months of duty a Grand Crawl on Sunday at 2 sition with the American Bltutnuls K)4 Kord Avenue, has made in Europe. He^s'employed by the The residents of Indiana Avenue Plans to participate in the Me- Toiay's Pattern Charles Christensen, zone chair- and Asphalt Company, Perth Am- P. M. at the Betsytown VFW Post are very happy over the improve | M»!U ilifeht at the U. S. and Service, morial Day Paiade were made, all man, conducted the initiation cere- boy. V'iMliary Air Station, Whit- Dublin Radio Sales Rooms, 1132 B. Grand Street, ment made to their road. It's a Perth Amboy. members to wear their uniforms. mony. • i •I'i, 111. Cad«t Boelhower i Elizabeth. pleasure not to have the dust blow- It was also decided to attend Me- Donations were voted to the Me- Miilrd Rutgers University St. Cecelia's PTA will sponsor a ing in our windows. AUXILIARY 8E88ION morial Day services along with the morial Day Parade Committee and 1 '•iiii'nnK the Naval Aviation AID SQUAD DANCE card party tonight at 8 P. M. There Mr. and Mrs. William Petty and flrwnen, on Sunday, May 24 at 10 to the Iselin Monument Commit- FORDS—the Ladies' Auxiliary , i'!" ram, was admitted to_ HOPELAWN — A dance will be will be a meeting of students of sons, Warwick Street and Mr, andA. M. tee. ' of Fords Memorial Post 6090, VFW, run through the naval air sponsored by the Hopelawn Engine High School at the St. Cecelia's Mrs. Webster Propper, Metuchen The auxiliary, in celebration of Saturday at 10 A. M. and Tues- will meet in post headquarters • .ii Lakehurst. He Will re- Company No. X First Aid Squad Recreation center tojight at 7:30 were- the guests of Mr. and Mrs.the tenth anniversary, planned to day at 5:30, P, M,, have been set May 25 at 11 P.M. !i •iriii'tiun in precision air Saturday In the Hopelawn School. P. M. Ruller Skating will be held William Thomas, Indiana Avenue hold a dinner at Burlew's Restau- aside as work days at the new li- after the meeting, i.'l ael-obutlcs along with Music will be provided by" the In- Monday. rant in Laurence Harbor, pn Wed- brary building and all the men who FRONTIER NIGHT • -In tights. tel-nationals. Members of the Ladles' Auxili- Tomorrow evening the Young nesday, May 27. The group will an are asked ta come out and lend ary of Iselin Volunteer Fire Co. FORDS—"Frontier Night" will People of Trinity Church wijl meet at the flrehouse to leave at their assistance to the worthwhile be held by Fords Memorial Post MdtlVAL No. 1 will celebrate Its 10th anni- sponsor another religious film. Riy 6:30 P. M. There will be a few to project. , 6090, VFW, Saturday iii posit head- i'i-.i.AWN -Mr. andMrs. Jos- LIONS TO MEET versary on Wednesday, May 27, at Lewis will show It and everyone is leave at 7 P. M., arrangements to FORDB—The Fords Lions Club Stanley Zielinsky announced quarters. John Xgan IB chairman. . 74 Juliette Street, are a dinner party at Burlew's Restau- Invited. The time—7; 30 P. M. be made ahead of time. After the hat plans have bejen completed will meet May 25 in Lopes Res- rant In Laurence Harbor. The Mrs. William Knott and daugh- meeting, refreshments were served for tlf State Convention to be BIRTHDAY PARTY group will meet at Uifi..flr.ehquse at ter, Barbara, were the, guests of b,y .M,r$. Theodore Allen, social held at Atlantic City June 18-30. KEASBEY—The third anniver- 6:30 P. M. . . Mr. dntt Mrs.%George Kane, Crah- hostess and a social hour follow^ He in jetl ail members wJio -could sary Oi the.. KeB&b.es< ford.J on Sdriday. The next meeting will be held on attencf to do as "the convention is Democratic Club will be celebrated t Health) Group Jane Knott, Lois Lane, Ini Wednesday, June 10th at a P. M for all Lions." i with a theatre party Saturday, i Hu^chlngs, James Field, Leroy Stanley Cisado and Mr.1 Zielinsky To Organise in Area Gulbran, - Andrew Leone, Ben JUNIOR MEETING alsu announced that plans have MEETINd TUESDAY Proclamation Brown and Ruth Duncan, visited FORDS—The Junior, Woman'; been completed for tire Installation FORDS—The Ladles' Auxiliary pfeRTH AMBOY —The Middle- Bronz 'Park ,Zoo and Chinatown Club will (meet May 27 in the li- dinner to be held at the Phoenix of Fords Unit 163, 'American Le- KB; The Annual sale of Baddy Poppies by the Vet- sex County Association for Mental on Sunday. brary, Club, Raritan Township, on June gion will meet May 26 In post Health has planned an organiza- rooms at 8 P, M. "i Foreign WafB of the United States and the American 13. The principal speaker wjll be tion meeting for the Raritan Bay Arthur Scotto, international coun- n, is recognized ind endorsed by the President of thjj United area, on Monday, M»y 25 a^ 8 cillor. Jim Frow?|i', convention freshments w.ere served by moth- . ami the Veterans Administration; anjd [ , P. M., at the Tennis Club Building, FORDS, HOPEUWN an< KEASBEY chairman, will install the new offi- ers of Den 5. i Brighton Avenue. cers. AS; The proceeds of this worthy fund-raising cam- The program will consist of the George Hill reported that due to Any Type of Hand and showing of a film "The Angry CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS the Memorial Day weekend the Power LAWN MOWER used exclusively for the bent fit of disabled and needy Boy," and then a discussion by Dr. (NOTE: For insertions .in this calenuar, call Mrs. Andrew monthly paper drive will be held Sharpened the Factory and the widows and orphans of deceased veterans, and Ralph Brancale, psychiatrist, di- Sedivy, 100 Grant Avenue, Woodbridse 8-1710 or Perth Amboy one week later on June 7. rector.of the N.' J. Diagnostic Cen- 4-8354-J, before noon on Tuesday of each week. Mr. and Mrs. John GoeU, Union, Way EAS: The basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy ter; l4iss Seltna Oubei, psycholo- spent Sunday afternoon at the on our pre- gist, N, J. DlagnMrUc Center; and home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell cision machine— eloquently reflected in th«(_deslre to "Honor the Dead Mr. Harold UtU, chief Qf Social MAY l|1 v Furze, Sonop Avenue. quickly and 'i'ii>B the Living'," therefore, Work Department of the N. J. T>1- Mrs. Anni Starr, Brooklyn, re- accurately. agnoitic Center. * 21—Meeting of American Home Department lnjllbrury. 21—Meeting of Our Udy of Peace PTA. j I , i turned hoirie softer spending the Your mower Hh B. Quigley, MayoJ of the Township of WoodbrWge, do At Ithe present rate, one but of weekend with her son-in-law and will eut like every1 12 children born each year 23—Third anniversary of Keasbey Women's Democratic Clubj 111 ij mioKiiiise the patriotic merto of this cause by urging the daughter. Mr. and Mrs. gobert new. A few v will need to go to ft mental hos- with theatre party. Perillard, Trieste Street, Iselin. Ira I nutes uf this community to contribute generously to Its sup- pital sometime during hla We be- 28—"Frontier Night" by Fords Memorial Post 6090, VFW, in post The next meeting of Cub Pack \here wilt mitth the purchase of Buddy Poppies,.on the days.oi cause of severe wnt»l Illness. headquarters. • 148 was held at School 15 with , save bourn , in (he mn.! w^ 2J, IBfi set aside for the distribution _of these Therefore, It. is the' reiponaibility 23—Dance, in Hopelavm School by Hopelaw,n Engine Company Cubmaster Roger Kenney In uf loyalty in thta township. I urge all patriotic citizens to of the community to do every- charge. Skits and displays were In thing possible for children with No. 1 Arst ajd squad. Music by the Internationals. nddy p ppy ri Memorial My, 'as mute evidence ol our I Pattern 9078: It opens flat! keeping with the month's theme, O Q mfental and emg'Uonal disorders, 25—Meeting of Fords Lions Club In Lopes Restaurant. Misses' Sim U, Ji U, II. 19. "M/ojljher Nature's Byk Yard,," Ry to the m*n ol this country who have risked their lives to help prevent Wioip mental 36-MiwMhg oldies;.Auxiliary oifjords Memorial Eost po. its U taker •nt, o* Opinions of Others tht risk! of carrying el m»nty with (JMTEU JEWISH APPEAL the United Israel Appeal, Congress to finanflf its humwi May is the "peak month" of ' the Joint Distribution Commit- rights program. The proclama- the 1053 fund campaign of the tee, the United Service for New tion of May by Mayor IffHWlUterl Tra,v«l«» Ch«quti United Jewish Appeal of Greater Americans and Ihe New York as United Jewish Appeal Month Nt iv York, whose headquarters Association for Sew Americans. should give Uils humanitarian In «o«v«r»l.nt arf at 220 West Fifty-eighth The money will enable these campaign the support it needs to , New York City IB. In this groups to maintain their world- help it achieve Its goal,—Wew month of Its drive the wide programs of rescue, relief, York Times appeal is trying to raise $10,500,- rehabilitation and resettlement CJQO, repr«enting (600,000 for of refugees. A PARALLEL AM A* MAN each of the twenty-one working The UJA here must provide pnough has gone Into the rec- days of the utonth. A corps of also' the metropolitan area's ,ord of the Hannold legislative, #8,800 volunteer workers is oeek- share of (2,758,833 needed by the cotamittee U> (hot the pHehan- ijlg to achieve this goal. National Jewish Welfare Board •dllng of the MoretU murder in- ,' The prlnoijwa over-all aim of /to sustain Its services to Ameil- vestigation wfts ejuwedeil only by the Unit4d *wi«h Appeal Is to c«) Jewish communities and to the pfflfli*} bungling ID the Har-. rtlse )tyw V«t CttV'R share ( nemtereof the aimed fojm An old Adonis oast. Testimony io( U ii b additional H.136,000 w.111 be re- Acting Prosecutor Towe was Just Federal etary quired by the American Jewish (Continutd OB Page 14) "But, Dad, that clock if'-tlwamftftrflf t lM#t t«» Federal Depwlt ' INDEPENDENT-LEADER minutes! LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 21, 195?, PACK ELEVEN Mr and Mrs. Le&lle Cowell. Mr ! Little Nnncy Cahrttn. Plymouth and Mrs. John Seltz and Mrs. Les- [ Drive, who m«d« her Plrst Holy Woodbridge Oaks News ter Jentls , Communion Sunday at St. Cecelia's 6EWAREN NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wild, Ply- i liinrh was luinorrd nt a ppartyy j Kundy The ii whho attrnd<>ttdd • E. mouth Drive, spent Sunday at the Kundny. The Thr Hnmr niut Pi h iol Circle will Ut mnfaont Avenue h«m* of Mrs. Allot Wild. Oarwood were Mr. and Mis. Tutxenhorst ot m#et 3fl ;it 2 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bkelly. Ply- Jersey City, Mt«s Charlstte Haven, Tel. He. <-l!7> to hold iht> last itipftitii ol the sea* mouth Drive, ffitertthied Mr. nndNew Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Hen- (son and uavty. Thp now officers Your Church Welcomes You , Mrs. Charles Skelly and three chll- ry CtOxetta. New York. will bf installed at this meeting. There will be no May meeting of Acorn Club. They held a meeting dren, Newark, Sunday, nt their Mr, and Mrs. Robert S. Soank. Mr,. pB11i Kosten nnd Mrs O. L. the Woodbridge Oaks Civic League. Friday evening at the home of Mrs. home. Adams Street, attended a banquet Hoy wHl br tlie h;»u-sscs. We have been unable to «pg(ige a Gerald Imperlale, James Place Little Maureen Burke, Cabov ult Saturday given for the bowlers of Mrs. P T. Hnwf.l, vvest Av"enue, speaker for the meeting. W« hope|The members who attended Were: _""7 »-»«» *""*'•• . r*" "thc Woodbrltlge Township Bawl- Is it .inimical putirnt at St. Vln- to have an Interesting Meeting for Christian Baltga, Ann Qaciynskl, Place, 1« rwuperating from ehlcken ,„„ ,„„„„„ n,°« h.-»,.-» «-« U.M l>lliu>liiaij DUIlgH, Mill UWja/IKMI, I _-- w w ,.j „. inn League. The banquet KM held oentj.s Hospital. New York. 10:00 and 11:00 A M. y0U e Readings from the King James June. Eileen Smith, Jane Shafer. Lots £?,;, ** "*& * in the VFW Post 4410 Hall In Mr. and Mr«. Andrew Butk^w- Weekday Masses: 7 00 nnd 815 . Donahuetv t . Carri** ie. Dwyer»» , Marilyk».^.i n inner. Wondbrldtr. r A.M. Version of the Bible will Include: The newly-formed toil bail team Little Patricia Dowllng will en- sky. East Avenue, attended the of Wooflbrldge Oaks undnr the McDermott. Hancy Voh Tersh, and 1 , ,lf sdnol and James "Tliis is life eternal, that they ter the hospital today to have a Miss Jnnet Markell. Rah way, of Mi.is Mildred Bottazl , ,1. WnodbrtdKc Novenn to Our Lady of Per- management of Diok Coburger has Hazel Imperiale. Mr. Joseph Esbold, Vlneland; Miss nnd M. Hrntko In Bdle- petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 might know, thee the only true God tonsllectomy.' Best wishes for a , K,.,...hrmHhy. I'astor been entered In the Woodbridge Mr. and Mrs. Richnrd Qacnyn- Violet Scank nnd Mr. and Mrs. P. M. speedy recovery, Patty. vllle. Sunday. ;,i,.,,,. silhmary, Organist ii ml Jrsus Christ, whom thou hast Township Soft BaH League, wn ski, 49 James Place, are rejoicing Little Joann Ammlano, Bender Robert C. Scank. Iselln were Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Novell! nnd '. ,| i hn'ir IHrtrtnr Confessions, Saturdays, 4:00 to wilt." (John 17:3* are planning to.have two or more In the birth of a dear little daugh- urtlay guests at the Sennit home. J Mr, and Mrs. Fein Novel1! nnd son. , <., vices nnd Activities Avenue, made her First Holy Com- 6:00 P. M. and 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. From the Christian Science text- teams from the project. There will ter, Marie Jane, who was born in munion Sunday at St. Cecelia's Mrs. Alice Cuthbertsoh and son Albert, all of the Brmx, we tin? I! v> A. M., Sunday Tuesdays be extra projecj. games played each Margaret Hague Maternity Hos- Church. Forty guests gathered at Dickie visited at the feme of her •. Sunday «m>Ms o! Mr. nnd Mis. ,, A M.. worship servJpe book "Science and Health with Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at Ken- First Tuesday, Session. pital In Jersey City. the home of Mr. and H}rs, Vincent mother, Mrs. Robert C: Scank, Ise- Marin Ilos&l, Grant Siren. ;,i in A M.. worship Key to the Scriptures" by Mary nedy Park. All Interested are In- 1 Wednesdays Week end guests at the home Of Ammiano to partake of a buffet lln on Wednesday, Tlie Fewarrn History Club will, , uimiiiifiiin. Baker Eddy, the following correla- vited to join us either to play or Ladles' Aid Society, second and watch. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ackerman, supper. The guesU included,,Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jnhn Trimmer. hold Its June luni'iu'im •miilny nt 3 P. M., La- tive passages will be read: "Jesus 1 June 3 ut Oak Hills Manor, .,.,,.iv nicctliiK, Mrs. An- fourth, 2:00 P. M., at the church. Adams Street, were Mr. and Mrs.land Mrs. Louis Ammlano. Union; Avon Terrace , motored to Vorhees !ii ' •idliiR. < Thursdays t'.nve the true Idea uf being, whlph The annual crowning ceremonies James Schumacker and son James, Mr. and Mrs. George Attiato, New- State Park at Hlghbridge where flrlcl. lh|.,:,y at 9 A. M., Con- Third Thursday. Women's As-' results In infinite blessings to mor- were held Sunday evening lor the Jr.,' Phlllipsburg. We art glad to ark; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peloal, they enjoyed a family plcntr In \ soclatlpn meeting nt 8 P. M. at the first time In the new St. Ceoella's hew that Mr. Ackerman who has tals . . . Man's Individual being Union; Mr, and Mrs, Mike Lnmon- > honor of her brother, Master Ser- Ruhiray Art hxhlhlt .',''.:>• ;i1 2:30, Released church. Church. The sermon was delivered had an attack of virus flu and an jriiwJlJellol , NrNewarkiicw»in.k ;, MrM>ir.. an».indu MrsmiM . TonTwji.o y, ni JjameJamos muenwmaerBlttenbender., Jr..jr.,!: /|, „ p.,!,!:,. Tnniirht Friday!) can no more die nor disappear In by Rev. William Haughney, curate lnifected throat has recovered. gea lf etl wl n f ll r 1 TRmberello, Newark: Mr. and Mrs. wri0 has recently returned fromt P "" ' «""*" il Mondays at 7:30 Junior Choir, 3:45 P. M. unoonscicusness than can Soul, for of St. Francis Church, Metuchen. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Katzenback Rocco Santasleri. Newark; Mr. service ln Germany. incii's Brotherhood High School Choir, 7 P. M. bnth are Immortal." (p. p. 325, Marilyn Zawadsk! the crowner and sons, Adams Street, motored Louis Ammlano, Jr., Union; Miss Mr.'and Mrs. Ja roe's Hortin arid RAHWAY--Members of the i)>ikt>, President. Adult Choir, 8 P. M. 427i wore a white satin gown with a to Klmhurst, Long Island, Satur- Anna Agitato, Elizabeth; Tony j ctaiiRhter, Deborah Marie, New- Tuesday Night Clnss of Hahwny fourth Mondays, round neokllne, a laced yoke and Art Center arc presenting n prnfl- day to attend a welcome party for Ammlano, Union; Mr. and Mrs. I ark. and Michael Tlipnk nnd fam- ; H;,cli-ty meeting. ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH ressivf art exhibit to show ad- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN iace-ejig«lfl|eevesand a long train. |-hl» aiint Mrs. Helen Holt"who' has Afbert Kaiser, Maplewood find Mr. I uy, town, were Sunday visitors at ,y at fi:30 P. M., Rev. fohn Wllus, Panfor CHURCH OF AVENEL Her fingertip vett- of Illusion fell Juat come from Ireland to make and Mrs. Joseph Dowd, Kuans- the home of Mr. and Mrs. John vancement of the pupils since the 1 Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00, -: in .. 021 Woodbridge Avenue, Avenel from a small beaded crown. She ner home in Belmar. The party burg. Several of Joann's little cou-, TUpak. Adams Street. Qeome Tlr- opening of the class last Septem- nicsday nt8P.M., 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. carried white calla lilies. Ml.ss was held at the homo of Mr. andsins Were also guests. ber. Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 Sunday Services pnk of the U. S. Navy has been re- The exhibition opened Sunday The Rev. W. W. Warnun, Mlnlitir Marianne Liszlnskl was the per- Mrs. Norman Roth. Mr, and Mrs. A. Spiro, Bradltyj called" tophi's shtp'at Bremington, k rcurth Wednesdays A. M. Mrt. VVIlllum B. Kru|, Organlit sonal attendant and Miss Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Kataenback also Beach, were Friday visitors at the afternoon with a tea for numbers Wednesday, 8:00 P. M., continu- Wash. Friendship Circle Mrs. Frank Maizur, Sr, Chotr Dlrectreii Mandechuk was the crown bearer. attended a party Sunday at the | home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jen- Mrs. Walter Kroneit, Wood Ave- and friends. Mrs. Mary Dettmer, ous Novena to St. Jude, Patron of Mn. Chulei Miller, Tralnbearers were- John and Jo- home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tully, tis, Bender Avenue. Sunday dinner \ .""|,a'd a""plastic" demonstration and Mrs. Rose Mary Lowensteln Hopeless Cases. Youth Choir Dlrectien nue .3 Mrs. Churlei Meiers, seph Dazislak. The attendants Newark. The party was in honor of guests at the Jentls home were Mr. party at her home Monday night. are co-chairmen of the entire ex- I'IIICI; METHODIST Children'i Choir Dlractren were Misses Ethel Szelak, Marlon and Mrs. William Houck, Newark hibit, The Instructor of the class is COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL John Philip Tully, Jr. who made The guests were Mrs, Elizabeth < 1IIKCH Sunday, 9:30 A, M.~ Sunday Scrtmenti.g Antonia Kaliontgas, his first Holy Communion, Sunday. and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Artemlsio, Kronert and Mrs. Louis Humell of Hugh 8. Wylle, a well kniwn art- M:rn Street Inman Avenue at West Street Church School; 11:00 A. M., Anna Mann. Loretta Chesney, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrcncs ftein- Wood Avenue. j LIvliiKston, Mrs. Kronert of Sum- ist, and teacher who hns his studio i.,iii M. Justlrr. P*»tor Colonla Church Worship, 7:00 P. M. West- Elizabeth Saflarski and Saudi Inn berg of Wood Avenue ntu.nckd the Mr. and Mrs, Robert A£»a]as.| mim^'"^^'^t Mrs Robert ^Krlll and Mrs i.'ieln.v Services Sunday School and Bible Classes minster Fellowship; Young Adults, Petoletti. Flower girls were the Rost Family Circle dinner, Sunday Adams Street, were hosts Thurs- Albert Krlll of Newnrk, Mrs. An- The exhibit will be open to the .,,! n:4ft A. M, D:00 A.M. 7 P.M. Misses Lillian £iegenbalg, Janet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.day to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Welck- thony Vardi, Mrs. Dick Coburger, public tonisjht from 8 to 10 P. M. Wmship, 11:00 A. M. Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 P.M. Last Monday, 8:15 P. M. Men's Liszinskl, Judlth\McCarthy, Janet Rosenberg of Brooklyn. cr and sons, Brian and Jeff, Mlll- Mrs. Jnmes Clark, Mrs, William , lied Mretinirs Christian Women's Home Bible Fellowship; third Monday, Trus- Grdsskoph, Jean Ellen and The- Monday guests at the home of In^ton. Saturday evening guests at Brown, Mrs. Anthony Balasclo all Anthony Biirrella wl\i is one ysj ,i:.|. first Monday, B Class, Tuesday, 2 P.M. tees meeting at 8 P, M, Girl Scouts resa McLaughlin. Bearers were Mr. and Mrs. Steinberg were Mas.the Argalas home were Mr. andof the project. Mrs. Anthony Vardl old, and little Carol Ciiliendo, \\f Young People's Meeting, Friday Monday, weekly at 7 P. M. Explor- Barbara Ietvan, Joan Mohr, Ju- Herbert Cook and daughter, Ml- Mrs. John Blandek and daughters, won the merchandise prize. Is three. tt Fellowship, first|g P.M. ers weekly, Monday at 7 P. M. dith Ott and Sara Black. chele, Newark. Joan and Carol. Miss Mary Clecler- Mr, and Mrs. Kroneit attended Miss June Sullivan and Mrs. O 1 M. -—™_^__^__ Tuesday—Deacons meet second At the executive meeting of the Mr. and Mrs, David Welssman, skl, Jersey City, was^an overnight a dsiible birthday oflebratlon in Thomas Cntlln were Sunday visit- Bender Avenue, entertained guests gu*st Monday of the Argalas. Guild, second and j TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHUKI;U Tuesday of February, April, June, Iselln PTA of School No. 15 plans 1 Newark, Saturday evening. Those i ors at the home of Mrs. Alec Cuth••' !, iivs. 8 P. M. !Uhw»y Avenue, Wood bridge August, October and December; were made for the regular meeting Saturday night. The guests in- Mr. and MrB. Henry Happel, having the birthdays were little bertsnn, Oak Tree R:\ui. .-• houl Board, second Rev. William H. Bchnuus, Rector Boy Scouts at 7 P. M-.; 2nd, 8:00of the school association to be held eluded Mr. and Mrs. D. Furtney, I AUHIIIS Street, motored to Keans- ;; p. M. Mn. WlUUm Neebe, Organist tonight May 21. 8 P.'M! at the'Roselle and Mr. and Mrs. Gold- buns and visited relatives Satur- P. M., &adies' Aid; at 7 P. M.t Ses- : •n'-icty of Christian Sunday Services sion. school. Installation of officers will stien, Dunellen. Mr. and Mrs. day. :,l Wednesday, 8 P. M. 8:00 A, M. Holy Communion, take place. Mrs. Martin Hoffman Welssman were Sunday dinner Mrs, Josephine Swartz. Hope- 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. 11:00 Wednesday, third, 7:00 P.M., a PTA life member will be in guests at the home of Mr. and lawn and Mrs. Mildred Albrecht, i\MIS It. C. CHURCH A. M Holy communion first and Youth Council;.4th! 8:00 P. M.! charge. A group of boys and girls, ini's. J. Weiss, Newark. Avenel, were Wednesday evening •\ \vi-mir.. Woodbridff third Sunday. Morning Prayers Mr. and Mrs. Club. ! r < lurli-s .ur Uimilchuk, Pastor St. Margaret's Unit, first velopment. The merchandise mart Wednesday, 7:00 P. M. 11:00 A. M,, morning prayer and fills a vital need for numerous mings, Reynolds Avenue, Mr. andBender Avenue, and some other • \ M . Morning Worship. TrinKy Altar Guild meets quar- service. , families in the surrounding area. Mrs. Luca Prosseda, Kenllworth, couples attended the theatre, Sat- Programs \ v.. Sunday School. terly. It has been estimated that between Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tangaaelll, urday evening and joined in ti M Baptist Youth Fel- 11:15 A.M.—Communion gun- party afterwards. Trinity Junior Altar Guild, first day, first Sunday of each month 8,000 and 10.000 persons in the Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ammlano, Booklets and third Mondays, 6:45 P. M- Iselin area will shoR there. The • ' I . l-ivi-nin^ Gospel Serv- Trinity Acolyte Guild meets NEW DOVER METHODIST center will consist of a super- quarterly. CHURCH market and six other stores. Con- struction will be stone veneer and - MAKE IT A DATE - WIHONVS R. C. CUVRCH Trinity Choir, Thursdays, 8:00 Sunday IVrt Ktwdlnf P.M. — frame. The'site cftvers three acres Church School—10 A. M. fV9nting, .on__Oak Tree Road andj ••. •.„„.•.;*« uuw, ruur »Mjr -Shuiwh Sehool Faeulty, r Every Wed. & Sat. Night Fine Printing for Every Need 1 •Morning Wbrshlp^-n A: M. adjoining the Garden State Park-' \;.,:,MS at 7:30, 9:00 ana fourth Friday, 7:30 P. M. Sermon for 11 A. M. Service. \ \i way, Plymouth Drive, and Adams Now Thru May 30th Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday, Young Fellowship—7:30 P. M Street. Rustic details and design No matter whether you're contemplating a big . M;iH.it-s at 8 A. M. 7:00 P.M. TO ATTEND THE ,, in ho::or of St. Anthony will harmonize with the country- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Side sunoundings. A black-topped advertising campaign or ordering a new supply c .l.iy :it 7:15 P. M., With ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL SCIENTIST .. St. Peter's Hospital, parking area for approximately of letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver CHURCH 17? College Ave., New Brunswick cars W ji-k, in charge. Fords « . ^ ,. . ,- . L ~ . ' 30° W feature the front sec- WOODBRIDGE KIWANIS CLUB First Church of Christ, Sclen- tlon j the rear of the buildin a a top-notch, carefully planned and executed "1,1 ISKUX SYNAGOGUE Juan Looez, Deacon tist, 172 College Avenue, New paved playground area wj t h printing job promtly, and at low cost to you. • .:« Y Avenue. Woodbridce 8:45 A. M., Sunday School. Brunswick, N, J., holds Sunday benches, plantings and attractive AUCTION SALES .mil'.-! Ncwljurger, Rabbi. 11:00 A. M., Morning Prayer. services and Sunday School at 11 andscaping will tie created. , :«) I1. M. ReKUlar Sab- Weekday Activities A. M. and testimonial meetings The annual Sprbag cai'd party Benefit Underprivileged Children's Fund Monday on Wednesdays at 8 P. M. Thegiven by St. Cecelia's PTA will be Call Today for 7:30 P. M., Young Adults meet readings from the desk are from held tonight. Every child in the at the IKIMTY CHURCH the Bible and the ChrLstfan Sci- second and fourth Mondays in school will be represented. All >i I'.nkcli-y Boulevard and homes. ence textbook, "Science 'and members are asked to bring their Free Estimates i < -IT Avenue, Iselln Tuesday Health with Key to the Scrip- own playing cards this will spare .School, 10 A. M. tures." by Mary Baker Eddy. Wdge. Auction Grounds Yes, call today ... no fee 7i00 P. M., Deacons, second the PJA, the expense of purchasing .. Morning Worship, 11:00 Tuesday. The church maintains a nursery, new cards. for estimates. We'll rtish a public reading room and library Highway 35, Near Fords Park 7:15 P, M., Boy Scouts. The Auxiliary Police of Wood- man to you to help you iv l>les meeting and 8:00 P. M., Ladles' Aid. second in the church building. The read- bridge'Township will meet at the Stand in Center of Grounds • ::n P. M. Tutsday. ing room is open Tuesdays, Municipal Building, Woodbridee, plan, showing you money- l'Acning Evangelistic 8:15 P, M., Session, second Tues- Thursdays and Saturdays from 1 at 8 P- M., .tonight. The guest Fun • Laughs • Excitement to 4 P. M. . saving short-cuts. •: 7 15. day, speaker will be Arthur J. Blank of Values Galore! Special Awards Wednesday the U. S. Treasury Dept. With his MV, Midweek service, 8i30 P. M., Girl S,couts. FIRST CHURCH OF ISELIN, talk he will show a motion picture Saturday, May 23 - TV Set Awarded PRESBYTERIAN T. Men ln Action." Members who 8:00 P, M., Mr. and Mrs. Club, Rev. Henry M. Hartman, Pastor . All Day Prayer. UUKI Wednesday in homes. signed up lor the pistol team be May 30 - Shetland Pony MIDDLESEX PRESS M CONGRESSIONAL Thursday Sunday Services: Family service,, sure to attend this meeting. Your (IIIIKCH 9 A. M,; Sunday School, 9:4^ help is needed in setting up a Complete With Eqaiptnent mi ;iml Grove Avenues 3; 45 P. M., Children's Choir. THE WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY 7:00 P.M., Youth Choir. A. M.; Worship service, 11 A. M.schedule for. practice and ascer- MERCHANDISE DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT ' 6:15 P. M., Senior Choir. Nursery for children of those at- tain if you have a. gun for target j WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY Vn?ii..ny S. LhidvrUk, Ph.D., tending. Adequate parking space use. SERVICE ELECTRIC CO. Minister OUK REDEEMER EVANGELICAL Mi .n.rtf H. Rhodes, in rear of church. ^he ladies of the Woodbridge 410 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridg* Telephone—Woodbridee 8-1710 Miniver u( Mutlc LUTHERAN CHURCH Monday: 2:30 P. M,. weekday Oaks North section have formed a or Vhone WO 8-1810—8-l«:!G for Pick-up 'A ;ii'.m II. Vourheet, Jr., - 24 Ford Street, Fords church school each Monday; 7:30 club which they have named the ml* ill uf Sunigy Schooll Rev. Arthur L. Krevling, pastor P, M., deacons' meeting, second Worship Sunday School and Bible Class, Monday; 8 P. M., Ladies"Aid meet- ..v s.-hool — 9:45 A. M. »;80 A.M. tags, second and fourth Mondays. •. Worship ^~ U:00 A. M. Morning Worship at 10:45. Wednesday: 7:30 P. M., Sunday Meetings School teachers and officers, third Something i n.mni — Third Wedwi- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Monday of each month, »i r. M. CHURCH Thursday: 7 P. M., Junior Choir i :> Association — Every Rfthwaf/venue and Carteret rehearsal eyery^ Thursday; 8 P. M,, • ••i•mi'M-iby, rMf.M, • Rokd, Wotidbrldge Senior Choir rehearsal efrery New T club—Thlhi Tuesday, R»v. Earl Hannum Devannj, Minister Lillian P, Stephens, Organist Thursday; 7:30 P. M., trustees Sunday Services meeting first Thursday of month. has been added to A;piu Phi Sorority—Se*- Morning Wotship at 11:00. ; i-'iiinh Monday, 8:00 The Session meets the first Sun- Sunday Schctol, 9:45 A. M. day ol the- month after service Regular Meetings Molded Fashions! Married Couples — First Community organizations using First Monday Session meeting the church regularly are: Lions ;;:«« p. M. in the church at 8:00 P. M. Club of Iselln, First and Third We Now Have a fAMOUS, OfPENDAJte :n fVllowshlp—Every Sun- Second Monday, Board of Tr is- Mondays. 8 P. M.; Iselin women's M V. M, tees. White Church Guild, at i he Club, Tplrd Wednesday, 1P,¥,; e Line of Manse. • liuir Rehearsals ;lin '(jbrary Association, first Third Tuesday, Sunday School Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.; Victory •'•I Wednesday. 8:00 P. M. teacher*. l'Vuliiy, 3:15 P.M. , Acres Civic League, third Friday Separates Fourth Monday, White Church 8 P.' M.; Chain O' Hills Women's • l''riday, 3:45 P. M, Reg. 12.99 Cottons 1'iuiay, 5'00 P."M. Guild fit the Manse. Club, first Tuesday, 8 P. M.; Eighth Third Thursday. Women's As- District Republican Club, second OTHPROOFIN with Avenel ioclition meets at 8 P. M. Wednesday, 8 P. M. 7-99 from . John EJMI, ^ and fourth Wednesdays, Aid Society, 2 Pi M. .v Masses: 7:30 P. M. WEST OHU»CH OP CHRIST PKESBYTEEUAL MEETING NOW! CLEAN with CONFIDENCE! Musses: 7:00, 8:00, 9;S0, WOODBRIDGE—The BUzabeth gCIEXTIST MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL! No mot a spraying or wrapping and be»i of all no mare i 11:00 A.M. Presbyterlal Society, SyiWd of New Wait Avenue, Sewaren Jersey, win hold it* annual meet- molbsl Try ihit new«r, better drycleaning value that ends Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. ing for evening group* Tuesday TOPPERS ISK 0.99 eo.itl/ moffi damage and keep! every item Wonderfully Chuwh service, 11:00 A.M. night at 8 o'clock at the BMkins Spring COATS from #21.99 w , titan ..'. wonderfully freth ... Completely 10M , Reading room, Thursday, 2-4 Ridge Presbyterian Church. Mrs. I'listwv BvttrrastW • MVtt VOU WOlIt • iAVIS YOU UMC • )AVfl YOU MONff P.M. Marcus Priester, wile ot the direc- Sunday tor of enlistment and life work In M., Sunday School By knowing the Spiritual nature 1 of Qod, man begins urouressively the eastern area will baifre speak- :ill ages. er Dipner will be serwe^l at 6:45 M, WorshlpjBerylce, to demonstrate his own lpdestruo- the 1 ll p M-. »t lurch ' \i-, Young People's nl- tlble nature mid perfection. This ./;••/ thought will be enlarged upon In 1 lv M., Gospel fiervic* to the Usson-S«imoii on "$oul and PROVIDED (LKAfSEBS Body" to be read In Christian Scl- il word. , Chaplain—There tylll be,«eep* COATS ik SUITS 4ft7 Miricet Strut f *ifctal»y 4-U16 Wednesday «ncp churches Sunday. ing, *i. ...„ ... The QflBUn Ttxt is from JI Cor- Pftoer meeting MH! among the wick iltur A fv)(iB9 Prtblm - Jam* S«y Jir»i<» Af Pltirt Stm inthians: "We all. with open face the next world. , behoidjng as in a glass the glory of Sailw-What, about thaws who i- Lord, me chmnged into the a * RACIST. havent any teeth? 01'P Image from glory to glory, Chaplain- ,-Tteth t» pro- Avenue, Fordi a by the Spirit of the Lovd." vidsd. PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 INDEFENDENT-LEADIW LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES UOAI, NOTICES tEOAI- NOTK l;s 'Inlons of the preqtiMin> to Inspection nnc! to he publicly read Department mid Township Clerk open Incorporation has been submitted to Township. MlddlM" County, N J."Ml-T. . Lota 7M to 7M Inclusive, on the anil, prior to sale lotj 3S In 28 lncludvr In Woodbrtdne Township Tax Map, lo- the regulations Mnpttti i,. to Inupwtlnn »nd lo he pnhllrly read the Commlttloner of Banking and In- murte by Mnr*h «1><1 I.KWWWP. Survry- • on Pturl Avenue, in said Town- Block »7«-J on th* Woodbrlrtmt Town- prlor tn sale IM» 17 to 30 Inclusive surwee of New Jersey and that the ors, dutnd Annual 19. 19M and filed In Highway Commliulntier CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS ship Asnessment Map. , HIH.i- V In Block 3!>fl-R on the Woodbrldge Commissioner has designated Friday, the OnVe of the Clerk of Middlewx i ihlp. also submit a revlwo | Take further notice that the Town- Township Map. June 19, i9:>3, at 10:30 o'clock In the County on August 2B, 19S1 «* Map 1700 You and each of you are made at- nn \ Miip Committee has, by resolution arid (NOTE Contributions to this column tnut be in this office no Take further not Ire that the Town- forenoon,, prevailinpngg timetim,, «« thee timtime e InIn Fil File e120 120. . endant* in the above en ltled action ent and statement. '•I ,,i I pursuant to l»». fined a minimum ship Committee has. by resolution and d hi ffi h M you havs or may claim to have equipment with their I later than TUESDAY NOON of each week. BvenU listed here price st which Mid lots In Hid block and his office in the State Houw Annex., toln(, the prfmW, commonly known £me right, title, lien or other Interest pursuant to law, fixed n minimum No. 5 Evergreen are broadcast dally at 7:30 A. M. on the "Around the Counties wll! be sold together with »11 other ^'l81"'*Pl»e» 1fo^!?^!r the hearin1"™^"g thereo^n « dd N 5 Eereen aflectlns the ml esWte *«n«*or»- Drawings, specifications in detail* pertinent. Mid minimum price price at which said lots In said block, »* Court, Colonla. New Jeriey. loiwd, by virtue of ownersh p, lniwi- bid* contract and bond fnr n With Your Wbekly Newspaper*' program over New Brunswick being MOO 00 plun costs of preparing The approximate amount of thr Jurti- ance, descent. Intentoey, devlw.^dow, work ar» on file In u,, ,, ! • Radio 8tation WCTC, 1450 on your dial.) the deed »nti advertising this sale. Bald curtesy, mortgage, deed or eonTWinej, tat« Highway Depnrtmn i " lota In Mid block. If mid on terms, entry of Judgment or other lawiul^ of N. J., and may be ln»p<.,,,.,i . ubll h thl> will require a down payment of lO'7r rSSSi " " Principa'* l office of the Twntv-Blx IM.5M00I Dollara together legal right. The nature of which tad pectlve bidders during ,-,p lots in Mid blwk If sold on term b flk Amboy Avfmie MAY of bid, the balance of purchase price to " " *'° ' *<»<»"«(!•, »W> •»«• "Wta of thl, sale. the reason that you and each of «wI we 'lans will be furnlBhwl nn ., ! will rramre ft down mvment of i N w be paid In 24 equal monthly Install- ' •"™>y- I Towthw with all and singular tlw olned as defendants is set forth with Ten Dollars (»10.00) fllr ,'., • 21—Mother and Daughter Banquet at White Church Sunday ments plus interest and other terms of the bd nr(pnted bv^the TownshiD CommlttClt e th balancbl e of ouirtuurtSS T"T ^ amount of the rspltal stock of rUht«, prlvllfge.. herehereditamentd s ad artlcularlty In the complaint, a copy plans upon ipplicatlnn iV School Dining Room. provided for In the contract of sale. pr0p0SM0l l UnU 25OM2Mo w ftlldd if which will be furnished you on prT™ o w paid m 18 equal months °" ** ''" »» «PP»rt«nanct M UwmintUt o •belongin • • g or Orovw, Chief Clerk, HI,,, , 28—Annual dinner of Woman's Club of Woodbrldge at Maple Take further notice that st said sale, nqueat addressed to the attorney of Department, Room I3fi s',, reserve for organization expense CORNKI,rU8 A. WALL, ShfTlff. the plaintiff at the above mentioned Office Building, 1035 l:nrl"t, Tree Inn, Scotch Plains. or any date to which It may be »diterma provided for In the contrnct of address Joumed, the Township Committee re- sale of tl2.5O0.00, Following are the names WHriTBMORE, PORTER * POLLIS. Trenton, N. J. Bids mmt i«.'], 28—Annual Installation of the Women's Civic Club of Wood- serves the right In ita discretion to Tnke further notice that at snid wile, of the proposed Incorporators: Attorneys. the standard proposal fi>ril Henry A Oerber I L. 4 30:5'7. 14.21 20 2« Dated: April 28. I9S3 bridge at The Pines, RaHtan Township. reject any one or all blto and to sell or any date to which it may be ad- I. GRANT SCOTT manner designated in ih, said lots in mid block to such bidder Journtd. the Township Committee re*- Andrew Plscattlll State Highway ipeclflcatlim. ,, 23—Woodbrldge Township Girl Scout Rally at 2 P. M, In Wood- Benjamin Ktelnberg Clerk of the Superior Court, *s It may select, due regard betnn given serves the right In Its discretion to 8UPKRIOR COURT OP NBW JERSEY A. H. Rosenblum be enclosed In sealed'spcii,; brldge High School Auditorium. to terms and manner of payment, In reject any one or all bids and to Mil Hfynuti Kolton CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDtESKX envelopes bearing the nwir ,,, Arnold 8. Graham Attorney for Plaintiff case one or more minimum bid! shall said lots In said block to such bidder COUNTY. Docket No. r-1571-SS. 988 New Brunswick Avenue of the bidder and work i,in 30—Annual Memorial Day Parade and ceremonies storting at be receivedd. as it may nelcct, due regard being given Michael Tomasko TO: Eugene Christian, Cmerlna Own- the .outside, and must hr •„• Nathan Ooldberger Fords, New Jersey 10 A. M. ' UpUponn acceptancp e of the minimum to'terms nnd mnuner of, payment. In. tolla '.ftoi, FUlppo Gu.wtellB, hl« I.L 4/30:5/7.14,21 by a certified check drawn ,,, bidd. or olld abovb e minimum, by thecase one or more minimum bids ohnll Joseph Klein and her heir*, devisees and per- of the Treasurer of thr ,si,., 31—Paper drive, sponsored by Lions Club of Iselin, starting at John Molnar Township Committee and the payment be rerclvpd. sonal representatlvei and his. her, STATE OF NEW JERSEY Jersey for hot less Mum ,,; 1 P. M. thereof by the purchaser according to Upon acceptance of the minimum W. Howard Pullerton •their, or »ny of their, successors 10%) of the amount ot tin Jhe manner of purchase in accordance bid. or bid above minimum, by the Max L. Peskoe DEPARTMENT OP STATE p John 8. Karn»s In right, title »nd Interest. Mrs CERTIFICATE OP DISSOLUTION Ided that the said rmni with terms of aale on Ale, the Town- Township Committee and the payment Eugene Christian, wife of Eugene shall not be less than JUNE ship will deliver a bargain and sule thereof by the purchaser according- to Martin M. Conn To all to whom these present! m«» deed for said premises. Mm Oerber Christian, Mr. Carl, husband of ome, Greeting: than 131,000.00 »nd ...IIKmut |i| 1—Meeting of Lions Club of Iselin at First Church of Iselin, the manner of purchase In accordance Caterino Guastcllo Caci, Mrs. Fll- at thh e babove place on <>r DATED: Ma; IS, 1953. with terms of sale on flic, the Town- Floyd Taylor WHEREAS, it appears to my Mtll- Presbyterian, at 6:30 P. M. William Nemeth Ippo auanlella, wife ot Plllppo factlon. by duly authenticated recorfl hour named, Copies i>r <:., B/- J. DUNK3AN. Township Clerk ship will deliver a bargain and salft Ouattella. Henry L McCarthy, as To be advertised May 21 nntl May 28. deed for said premises. Anne O Mahony of the proceedings for the voluntary proposal forms and ipm. 7—Monthly paper drive sponsored by Iselin Lions Club starting Walter Kovacs Commissioner of Welfare of Newdissolution thereof by the unanimous envelopes, will be'turnlnlnii 1953. In the Independent-Leader. DATED: Muy 19, 1953. York City, Rahway Building Com- at 1 P. M. B. J. DUNIOAN. Township Clerk Nicholas Dmytrtw conrent of all the stockholders, depos- cation. Bids not fn.'liv,,., Harry Pressman pany. Inc. of Philadelphia. Pa , n special addressed envcUun 8—Meeting of Board of Directors of Uons Club of Iselin at Refer To: W-611 To be ndvertisfd May 21 and May 28, ited In my office, that JOEDOT Co. a 1953, in the Independent-Leader. Abraham Hershson corporation, Peter Saperatone and corporation of this State, whose prin- considered Informal and v,, Green Street flrehouse at 8 P. M. * NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE Joel Levlne L. R. Progresalva Realty Co., 1 opened, The right In rescrv, TO WHOM IT MA? CONCERN: cipal office Is tltu«ted at No. 117 Smith Norman DuBrow corporation of New Jersey. Street, in the City of Perth Amboy,any or all bids.' 8 MeetlnK of Iselin Lions Club Board of Directors st Green At » regular meeting of the Township SHERIFF'S SAUS William V. Carlste You are hereby summoned and re- Commute* of the Township of Wood- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY- County of Middlesex, State of New Jer- Signed: It ,i Street flrehouse at 8 P. M. Wilson J, Stockel quired to serve upon A. H, Bosenblum, sey (Isadore Rosenblum, being the 8tate Highway r,. bridge, held Tuesday, May 19, Ciianwry Division. Middlesex Coviii Benjamin Wiesenfeld. MO. attorney for plaintiff, and whose ad- I.L. 5 21, 28; 9/4 10—Annual Strawberry Festival sonsored by the Sunday School 1853, I was directed to advertise tbe fact Docket No. F-1020-52. FEDERAL " agent therein and in charge thereof, eamuel Schleslnger dress Is 588 New Brunswick Avenue, upon whom process may be served), of the First Presbyterian Church. that on Tuesday evening. June TIONAL MORTGAGE A8SOCIAT Joseph Lang, MD. Fords, New Jersey, nn answer to the 2, 1»53. the Township Committee a corporation of the United 8 Lawrence 8. Weiss has complied with the requirements NOTICE TO ninm us complaint filed In > civil action In of Title 14. Corporations. General, of 13—Installation dinner sponsored by Lions Club of Iselin, at will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) In the Com- Plaintiff, and FRANK J. KIR Max Mlnsky which the Township of Woodbrldnc, a NOTICE 18 HEREBY <;i Phoenix Club, Rnritan Township. mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal And MARY A. K1RWAN. Ills John Urban Revised Statutes of New Jersey, pre- sealed bids for the pure!,. , Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and municipal corporation of the State of liminary to the issuing of this Certifi- et al., Defendants, Writ of Execittgn Burton P. Seward New Jersey, Is plaintiff, and Eugene Township of On<- Hi i, ; 14—Children's Day to be observed at First Presbyterian Church. eipoee and sell at public sale and to for the sale of mortgaged premlWB Benjamin Okln cate of Dlttolutlon. Pick-up Truck will be rc.i i. the highest bidder according to terms Christian, et ux. et »la. are defendants, 15—Covered dish supper sponsored by Colonla Club at Colonla dated April 23, 1953. Samuel M. Cohen pending In the Superior Court of New NOW THEREFORE, I. the Secretary Township Committee ol ihi of sale on file with the Real Estate 1 George F. Frederick. MD. of State of the State of New Jersey, Do of Woodbrldge at the Mcnnr. Department and Township Clerk open By virtue of the nbovr stated Writ, Jersey, bearing Dorm No. F-1571-52, Library. to me directed nnd delivered, I will ex- Abraham B. Melstrlch within thirty-five (35) days alter the Hereby Certify that the aald corpora- Ipal BulldlnE. 1 Main HIP. ) inspection and to be publicly read pose to sale at public vendue on Mollie M. Melstrlch tion did, on the sixth day of May, 1953, bridge. New Jersey, until « y 28—Picnic in Rahway Park sponsored by Colonia Club. prior to sale, Lou 1 an* 2 In Block 31st day of May 1853, exclusive of such WEDNESDAY, THK TENTH DAY OF Joseph Ostrower y ay f d file In my office a duly executed and on June 1, 1993, and ;:•,, 1054-P on the Woodbrldge Township Otraldlne Rose date If you fall so to do the relief de- attested consent In writing to the dll- Assessment Map. JUNE, A. D. NINETEEN HUNDRED . Memorlsl Municipal HIIIIH', F'IFTY-THREE Alfred FagRlonl ~ mandeddd i nt the Complaint will be takek n solutloa ot said corporation, etesuted opened and read timid ARMS SPENDING Take further notice that the Town- against you by default- You shall flfli by all the stockholders thereof, which LEGAL ship Committee has. by resolution and at the hour of two o'clock by the then Marie Fegglonl Plans and specifications ; prevailing '(Standard or Daylight Say- your answer and proof of service In said consent and the record of the pro- talned In the omce of IMWI. If the plans of the Eisenhower pursuant to law, fixed a minimum George Fagglonl duplicate with the Clerk of the Super- ceedings aforesaid are now on file In will be sold together with all other price at which said lot* In said block tig) time, In the afternoon of Hie said Mary L. Fusco out, Public Works Gi'mn Administration are approved by details pertinent, said minimum price day. at the Sheriffs Office 111 the City Virginia M. NIckenlK ior Court, State House Annex, Trenton. my said office M provided by law. will be sold together with all other New Jersey, In accordance with the Township QaraKe. Muln n:r., Congress, new orders for military being 1800.00 plus cotts of preparing details pertinent, said minimum price of New Brunswick. N. J. Paul P. Z1U), MD. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have bridge, N. J. the deed and advertising this sale. Bald being $200.00 plus costs of preparing ALL that tract ot panel of land, sit- Michael t. Stofega, Jr rules of civil practice tnd procedure hereto set my hand and affixed my goods may come slower and small- lott Hi said block, If Mid on terms, The action has Deen Instituted for the official seal, at Trenton, this sixth da The Township Commlttn r the deea and advertlsiutf vw naie. Uaiu uate, lying and being In the Township S Gordon Berkow, MD. will require a down payment of 10 t purpose of foreclosing the right ot re of May, A. D. one thousand nine hun ser»es the right to reject ,ui- , er next year, but they will com* lots In sn,ld block, if sold on terms,' ot Woodbrldge, tn the County of Mid- Ralph L. Fusco H ,i i, of the bid accepted by the Township will require a down payment ot WA>dlesex. In the state of New Jersey:. drinptlon In and to six 18) certain Cer- dred and fifty-three. Steadily for an indefinite number Committee, the balance of purchase RALPH L. FUSCO 'I'OWIr!,; of the bid accepted by the Townauip BEGINNING at a point In the north- Attorney for the Incorporators tificates of Tax Sale, in addition to one LLOYD B. MARSH of years, assuring a prop of Gov- jrlce to be paid In M equal monthly Committee, the balance of purcnaM other, one dated September 17. 1947. Secretary of State. I L. 5/31,28 installments plus Interest and other easterly side line of LehlRh Avenue dis- 214 Smith Street ernment spending under the In- price u> be paid in 18 equal monthly tant 150 feet northwesterly along the Perth Amboy, N. J. made by M. J. Trainer. Collector of I L. 5/15, 23,29 terms provided for In the contraowof Installments plus Interest and other Taxes of WoodbrldRe Township, New NOTICE TO IIIDIIIIc dustrial economy. Actual spending sale. " same from its Intersection with the I.-L. 5-7. 14, 21, 28 NOTICE 13 HBREHY C,l terms provided for In the contract of northwesterly side lint of Cornell Jersey, to the Township of Woodbrldge, and concerns real estate known as STATE OF NEW JERSEY sealed bids for the ptinh.i • may Increase in the next few Take further notice that at said sale, lie. Street; thence (1) albni; said northeast- NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT r any date to which It may be ad- Block 409-B. Lots 04 and S3, on the STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Township of One m 1953 1 . months, instead of declining as Take further notice that at aald sale, erly side-line of Lettish Avenue north OF CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS TRENTON line Tudor Sedan will he . lourned. the Township Committee re- or any date to which It may be ad-72 degrees 22 minutes 30 seconds west Woodbrldge Township Tax Map, located T some business men had feared be- lerves the right In Its discretion to , Announced closing date for Sling on St. Georges Avenue (Amboy Avenue) NOTICE IS HKRBBY GIVEN thai the Township Committee nt < journed, the Township Committee re- 50 feet to a point therein; thence (2) applications May 29, 1853. sealed bids will be received by thlship of Woodbrldge nt 11.-- eject any one or all bids and to sell serves the right In its discretion to north n degrees 37 minutes 30 seconds In said Township: another dated Sep- cause deliveries are coming faster said lots In said block to such bidder Apply Department of Civil Service, tember 16. 1942, made by M. J. Trainer, State Highway Commissioner for: Municipal Building. 1 ML; reject am one or all bids and to sell east 100 feet to it point mid corner; .State House, Trenton, New Jersey, than usual. s It may select, due regard being given said lots In said block to such bidder Collector of Taxes of "" RT. 25(1»27)-RT8. U.S. 1(19*3) * U.S. W«o«brtdge, New Jersey. un!,, o terms and manner of payment, In thence (3) south 72 minutes | months* resl- I A 9(1953), .SECS. 4F,9G,«D,7E X U DST on June 2, 1953, und • a' it may select, due regard being given 30 seconds east 50 feet to a point and dent i ship. ase one or more minimum bids «hatt to terms and manner or payment, in real estate known Route 25 (1927)—Routes U.S. 1 (1053) Memorial Municipal Buiuih Livestock feeders caught be received. corner; thence (4) south 17 degrees or Engineer. and 0.8. 1 S B [I953J, Sections tf,9G ,opened and read aloud in case one or more "minimum bids shall 37 minutes 30 seconds west 100 leel to on the Wood- "real pinch" by high costs. Dpon acceptance of the mlnlpium be received. bridge Township Tax Map, located on 6D, 7E and 8J, from Cranbury Turn- Plans and speclflrittioin tn, id, or bid above minimum, by the the point and place of BEGINNING. I.-L. 5-7, 14, 21 Maple Street, th "laid Township: an pike to Bayway Traffic Circle, Partial Upon acceptance ot the minimum 1 talned In the office of l.aurr: "ownshlp Committee and th» payment bid. or bid above minimum, by the BEING known nnd designated as Lots other dated October 15. 1935T made by Repavlnepagg and Resurfacing Bridgesg,, In LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE •nt, Public Works Oencru .hereof by the purcha«er according to Township Committee and the payment 6 and 1 In Block 859-E, as shown on ! M J. Trainer, Collector of Taxes of MiddleseM x and Union CojuntlesCl .Lt Lengthh Toinilh|n he manner of purchase In accordance map entitled, "Miip of Avenel Gardens SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY- woodtjrld e Tuwnshlp, New Jersey, to Tavn m •rage, Mum ST^ Refer To; W-491; 1M; M0; 312 thereof by the purchaser according to K of project 18.2 miles. The principal bridge*, N» . J. with terms of sale on file, the Town- the manner of purchase In accordance situated In Woodbridge TownslUy. Mid- i CHANCERY DIVISION. MIDDLESEX [he Township of Woodbrldge and con- Items of construction ore: NOTICE Of PUBLIC SALE ship will deliver « bargain and sale dlescx County, New Jersey, November I COUNTY, Docket No. F-1262-52— , known as Block 897- The Township Committee ! with terms of sale on file, the Town- c( rns roal estBtc Roadway Items serve* the right to reject. « „• TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: deed for said premise*. ship will -deliver a bargain and 6&le 1921"; nnd tiled In the Middlesex Coun- '< City Federal Savings A Loan Assocl- A, Lots 138 to 152 Inclusive, on theEstimated: n At a regular meeting of the Township DATED: May 19, 10S3. deed for said premises. ty Clerk's Olllce January 25, 1(123, as atlon, a savings and loan association I woodbridge Township Tax Map, lo- Committee of the Township of Wood- ! 8,000 cu. yds. Roadway Excavation— B J I) B. J. DUNKJAN, Township Clerk DATED: May 19, 1953. Miip No. 1037 In Pile No. 600. organlzed and existing under the catel| on Middlesex Place In said Town- ' Earth hrldiie, held Tuesday, May 19, To be advertised May 21 and May 28, Laws of the United States of Amer- hi another dated April 16, 1935, made 1053, I WHB directed to advertise the fact B. J. DUNK1AN, Township Clerk The above description Is drawn in a p; 35,401 sq. yds. Pavement Excavation I.L.5/S1.28 953, In the-Independent-Leader, To be advertised May 21 and May 28, Ice/ Plaintiff, and Lee C. Culton and by M j Trainer, Collector of Taxes of 14,102 sq. yds. Pavement Surface Re- that on Tuesday evening, June jtccordnnce with survey made by Clar- Frances Hess. Culton. his wife. De- Woodbrldge Township. New Jersey . S, 1953, the Township Committee 19S3, In the Independent-Leader. ence R. Duvls. Engineer und Surveyor, moval Bit. Cone. NOTICE TO IIIDDMIS Refer To: W-328; 240 1 rendants. Writ, of Execution lor the successor In office to C. Albert Laroen 3,800 tons Pavement, Type MA-BC-1 NOTICE IS HEREBY O[\l •. •will meet at 8 P. M. {DST1 In the Com- Woodbrldi;c, N. J., dated July 2. 1948. sale of mortgaged premises dated former Collector of Taxes, to the Town- mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE Refer To: W-112 Belui,' premises known as 100 Lehlgh and 3 sealed bids for the Installing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: April 13, 1953. I ship of Woodbrldge, and concerns real 34,260 sq. yd*. &•" »•!». Owe. Pavement pUalt,Floor Tiling ill v»rli>n>, Buildlm?, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Avenue, Woodbrldge, New Jersey. By virtue of the aoove stated Writ,' estate known as Block 563-K. Lots 775 expose and sell at public sale and to At a regular meeting ol the Township TO WHOM IT MAY GQWCERN: BEING the stime premises conveyed Surface the Memorial Municipal Hull,:,:. •the highest bidder according to terms Committee ol the Township of Wood- to me directed and delivered, I will to 786 Inclusive on the Woodbridge Main Street, WoodbrldRc, N At a regular meeting of the Township by CORNELL HOUSING CORP., a cor- vendue on Township Tax Map, located on Pear 10,950 lin. ft. White Concrete Curb of sale on Hie with the Real Estate bridge, held Tuesday, May 19. Committee of the Township of Wood- Bridge Items be received by the Township < Department and Township Clerk open 953.1 was directed to advertise the fact bridge, held Tuesday, May 19, KmWANldTlARTA ^nf^rj^WEDNffiDArTHE^TWENTY-SEV- Avenue,' in said Township; another tee of the Township of w««iii:. hat on Tuesday evening, June 1,468 lin. ft. Concrete Header to Inspection and to bo publicly read 1953, I was directed to advertise the fact K1KWAN nnd MARY KA. KIKWAH. Ills i ^^ DAy Qp MAy A D NjNE. dated Aprl( l8i 1935p madc by M. J, 270 sq. ft. Concrete Sidewalk Slab the Memorial Municipal i! prior to siilc. Lots 149. 150, 153, 154, 156 1953, the Township Committee that on Tuesday evening, June Z If.'J"'.?™?,."^±' l^L^L", TEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE Trainer, Collector of Taxes of Wood- Main Street, Woodbrldgc. N. ; will meet at 8 P, M. (D8T) In the Com- onrded August 16, 1MB. in Book 1404 of at the hour of two o'clock by the theu , brldRe Township, New Jersey, successor Bids for the above Will be received and 157 In Block Bia on the Woodbrldge 2. 1953, the. Township Committee Deeds lor said County, Page 239. , at the omce of the State Highway De- until 8 P. M., DST on Jim. :> • . Township Assessment Map. mittee Chambers. Memorial Municipal Will meet at 8 P. M. (D3T) In the Com- prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav r then at mid Memorial Miinin,,., Building, wooflorldge, New Jersey, and la I nartm'ent, Assembly Room, Room 140, mittee Chambers, Menibrlal Municipal State Highway Office Building. Ing publicly opened and rti.u Take further notice that the Town- expose and tell at public sale and toBuilding, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and ship Committee has. by resolution and the highest bidder according to terms expoie aad sail at public sale and to Parkway Avenue, Trenton. New Plans Bnd.speclficntlon.-, 11..1: pursuant to law, fixed a minimum' of sale on file with,the Real tltnta th« 1>lghest •bidder -according tb terms >y, on Tuesday, June' 0, 1953, at talned • In the office of Mr price at which said lots Iri said block Department and Township Clerk open of sale on file with the Real Betate o'clock (10:00 A. M.~-EASTBRN Huber, Custodian—Memorin: '.' will be sold together with all other to inspection and to be publicly read Department and Township Clerk open Together with all and singular the the Township of said Township; another dated April 16, STANDARD TIMBI, eleVen o'clock Building No. 1 Main St. \V, details pertinent, said minimum price prior to sole, Lots 224 to 226 Inclusive to Inspection and to be publicly read rights, privileges, hereditaments and Woodbrldge. In the County of MiddlesexM ! 1935193,5 mad de by M. J, TrainerTi , CollectoCllt r (11:00 A. M.-DAYLIGHT SAVING N. J. being 11,050.00 plus costs of preparing In Block 622 on the Woodbrldge Town- TIME), and will be opened and read prior to snle, Lots 13 and 14 In Block uijpurtciiaines thereunto belonging ,or atl(l statJe of [jew jerK.yf :of Taxes of Woodbridge Township, New ' The Township CommittiT 11. !• the deed and advertising this sale. Said ship Assessment Map. 406-F on the Woodbrldge Township In anywise appertaining. BEING •known , designate- d and dls- ' Jersey" , succe&sor .I n offic_ e to C_. Albert Immediately thereafter. serves the right to reject unv ,,: lots In said block. If sold on terms. CORNELIUS A. WALL, will require a down payment of 10% Take further notice that the Town Assessment Map. tlngulshcd as Lot No. 49 in Block 462-D Larson, former Collector of Taxes, to The receipt and opening of bids is B. J. ship Committee'has, by resolution and Sheriff. laid down on "Map of Colonla VII- the Township of Woodbrld^e, and con- subject to the proper qualification of of the bid accepted by the Township Take further notice that the Town- BDWARD FELD, Attorney. Committee, the balance of purchase pursuant to law, fixed a minimum ship Committee has, by resolution and lage, Section 2. situated in Woodbridse cerns real estate known as Block the bidder In accordance with the pro- I. L. 5/21,28 price to be paid In 24 equal monthly price at which said.lots In said block pursuant to law; fixed a minimum I.-L. 5-15. 22, 29; 6-i 1!! installments plus Interest and Other will be (old together with all other price at which said lots In said block terms provided for in the contract of details pertinent, aald minimum price will bo sOld together with all other DEPARTMENT OF BANKING AN sale. being 1600.00 plus costs of 'preparing details pertinent, said minimum price INSURANCE OF NEW JERSEY the deed and advertising this sale. Bald being $200.00 plus costs ot preparing IN THE MATTER OF THE Hm An SpwHctHms of Oldsmobile's Take'further notice that at said sale, lots In said block, If sold on terms, or any date to which it may be ad- ths Jeod :uid advertising this sale. Said APPLICATION OP THE will require a down' payment of 10% lots In snld block, if sold on terms, Niw Classic Ninety-Eight journed, the Township Committee re- or the bid accepted by the Township STATE BANK OP WOODBRIDGE, , serves the right in its discretion to will require a down payment of 10'iNEW JERSEY FOR CHARTER n Committee, the balance of purchase of the bid accepted by th* Township IHOINI-Th* "ROGKIT * . 16> reject nny one or all Ijlds and to sell price to be paid In 24 equal monthly TAKE NOTICE that a Certlhcatji' Of •aid lots In said block to such bidder Committee, the balance of purchase For the Smart Buyer horsepower for greater purfofmaun. Installments plus Interest and other BS it may select, due regard being given price to be paid In IB equal monthly 8 to 1 coniiire«nion ruliii fnr mi terms provided lor in the contract ol Installments plus interest and other to terms and manner of payment, In sale. efficiency, 12-volt electrir.il »i-i.m cue one or more minimum bids shall terms provided for In the contract ot Take further, notice that at said sale tale. for faster starling and sniixilln'r In-M- be received. comprctsion operation. FDIIT I I Upon acceptance of the minimum or any date to which It may be ad- Take further notice that at said sale, journed, the Township Committee re- or any date to which K may be ad- Quadri-Jrt Carburetor for |n-rft-, with terms of sale on ale, the Town- point, with the finest, mnet expensive car NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ship will deliver a bargain and sale the manner of purchase In accordance •olid buiaforjiew "Koiki-I" HI; TO WHOM.IT MAY CONCERN; deed for said premises. with terms of sale on file, the Town- you know. Then see us. We'll treat you At a regular meeting of the Township ship will deliver a bargain and sale •tronger, moro rigid frame i<> nm i> DATED: May 19, 1953. deed for said premises. to a "Rocket Ride" and show you increwed "Rocket" Engine |><"w easy il i» to own a ClaBsio Uicher capacily rear axlr, *> i• • • •' 1853.1 was directed to advertise the fact 1953, in the Independent-Leader. B. J. DUNIOAN, Townshfp Clerk •tahihzation, noi»e-proo( '•M-.l } JLIMM. " s PAGE THIRTEEN .,,;NnKNT--LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 nd Mrs. Joseph Kosakowskl and M . in Woodbridge. Colonla Boulevard, were dinner to help the Sunday School n- hlldren, Dorothy. Joseph and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Penton, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Basc- lancially or in any other way pos- 'homas: Mr. and Mrs, Jow'ph ., 1055 Woodruff Street, ent«r- kpy, Fords. ilble. Meetings are held the fourth [cOLONIA ACTIVITIES Chain O'Hill? Park Reports Tueidty of Htch month at 8PM. 'ego and son, Joseph. Jr.. Mr and ulned, Mrs Walter Pentnn and . Ni..tni from ColonU proper, Innum Avenue Section, Mr. and Mrs. William Blstak and t Uw church. • rtrs. William Rutkowskl ami ohil- At. and Mrs. Roy Hcnick, 8Ut«n 11 N daughter Cheryl, 9 Tanglewood and ColonU VllUfce) Onwe R. Roll We extend condolences to Mrs. ren, William and Barbara Ann slaml. Saturday. Lane, were guests of Mr. Blstak's fctghbors and friends were ln- Mr and Mri. V. Rugglero, 1056 By Mrs. Henry Strubel 1064 Woodbridce Street, Me. (-0M8-M Dick Johnson, 1053 Woodruff Rabway 1-6781 parents, Mr. and M"rs. John Bistak, Street, whose father died an Sun- ited to drop In at open house In Woodruff Street, entertained Mr. Perth Amboy, day. .he evening. Also receiving com nd Mrs. A. Williams, Hackensack, munlon was Stephen Kull. 1064 Mrs. Mary Lehman and Mrs. Please nc-te the change of name, sters are being denied the oppor Thf bMutlful new church of St t dinner Sunday. 1 Woodruff Street, who accompanied ,.hll, club met at the Mrs. William Cybulskl, 201 Mld- William Hernsen were welcomed address and phone number at the tunlty of participating In the fund Mrs. Richard Davenport. 1059 Cecelia's parish was used for the his parents and his brother, Dnvid Ul lind Mrs, Herbert field Road, and Mrs. John Radin, at; new members at a meeting of heading of this column. 1 will be due to the lack of den mothers. If first lime Sunday for* the First Woodruff Street, is Spending a ,1,'d Road. AtMnd-,168 Mldfleld Road attended the the Ladles' Auxiliary of the Col-very happy to iasert items you you are Interested and can give n a trip to New York for dinner cpk with her parents In Penn- Holy Communion Service* Con- nd a show. ' Robert Andrews, hearing held at the Industrial onia Fire Company. A By-laws would like to have printed, If you some of your time for this wonder- gratulations to all the boys and .ylvnnia. She has her two sons, Building In Newark by the Lincoln ilioharci and Jock, with her. and Mrs. committee was named as follows:, will get In touch with me by phone ful work, please get In touch with girls who received communion Welcome home tn Hy Dlngott Transport Co.- They had lunch at Mr. and Mrs. F. Solduttl and ,-. in, ui. or mall, | me. Among them were Gloria Jean 57 Orand Avenue, who has Jus the Essex House. Mrs, Robert Schussler, MM. George sons, Charlie and Phillip, 105V ,. s son of Mr. and Cub Pack 148 hrld Its monthly We all welcome home Mrs. Lu Forjslatl, 88 Homes Park Avenue Pturned home after an nppen M lir Scott, Mrs. Fred Sutter, Mrs. Ed- Woodruff Street, attended the first Sr.. McFar- • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zlmmernian, meeting at School 15 Thursday, cllle OotT, 61 Homes Park Avenue, whose uncle and aunt. Mr. and Irctomy. mund Hushes, Mrs. Joseph Manila, communion celebration of their 122 Ridge Road, have returned Carl Zlesmer, Stephen Kull and who has been hospitalized for sev Mrs. Dick Forzlatl, New York On'Saturday, May 23, nt 2 P. M is. Dominirk Alutp. In,criari?e of niece. Jo Ann, daughter of Mr. and. surelcal patient, in home from their week's vacation In George Natusch were color guards eral weeks. We hope «he will con spent the day with her. Franclm a Scoutarama will be held at Wat he social hour were Mrs. John De ; Mrs Mlrhale Mastro, Belleville, rMiiorljil Hospital. .tlantic City. and Den 5 mothers were hostesses. tlnue to recuperate rapidly. Agosta, 76 Homes Park Avenue, ers Stadium. Perth Amboy. Se llva, Mrs. John Condas, Mrs, Wil- Siintiny, i p 9, enjoyed a trip The dens displayed Interesting fta-1 The cake sale conducted by the who had a dinner party given Scouts, Explorers, Boy Scout* an Mr, and Mrs. Prank Fllippone, Huppy anniversary to Mr. and Ubrrty with Mr. am Price and Mrs. Fred Droste t.u re collections in keeping with Young Woman's Oulld of the Firs her honor with guests from New Cubs will participate. In the even 30 Ridge Road, entertained Mr. Mrs. William Andrriano, 56 Wash- ,iy Ulshoefer, West The TIMID Club went to the the monthly theme, "Mother Na- j church of Iselin, Presbyterian, was ark, Stclton, Elizabeth, Roselle an of rain It will have to be railed of t nd Mrs, John Wyatt, East Orange. ington Slrcpt. ;, Ulshoefer enter- apermlll Playhouse, Millburn, re- cures Back Yard." The exhibits huge success. The sale was Newark, with open house In th and there Is not another date ope s Mrs, Henry Strubel, 214 Colonla a Birthday greetings this wepk go ently. Monday nlnht its meeting Included everything from a snake > have been conducted until evening for friends and nelRhbor: at the SUullum. If the weather n in honor of ioulevard entertained Mr. Stru- to Darlcne Wotcik. Thomas Cam- was held at the home of Mrs to a very dead bumble bee, a bowl| > i k but by 1:30 all the cakes Peter Rutkowskl, 1063 Woodru: fair, movies will be tnken an ;,v of Patricia Tor- )el'8 cousin, Mrs. Edwin Laventhal, 0 c oc [iiitin. Gnil Ann Marhusky and Mi- for the 3cotch Plains, Tuesday. Frank Krek, Carteret. Other mem of Ruppies, and all kinds of rocks, had been sold. The Guild plans t Street, was also honored at a din shown on TV at a Inter dntr. I wll announce the date, time an chael Abramo. Susan Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levy, >ers from this, area include, Mrs leaves and plants the boys found hold another cake sale in the PaV ner party. Present were his grand channel In this column. Ondrejcek, Woodland Drive have returned David O'Rorkc, Mrs. Betty Mianny en hikes taken during the month. The Guild Is open to membership parents, Mr. and Mrs, Petei Rain or shinp the Girl Siou $6,673,000 Is cleared by Pan Am- , Carolyn O«- lome from a vacation to Atlantic Mrs. Stephen Gasper and Mrs CubblnE Is a wonderful experi- to any woman between the aRcs o Squires, Bayonne and Mis, Ellen will hold Its rally Saturday at erican World Airways In '52. i, poll and Gertrude :ity and Cape May. Robert Tiller. ence for your boy and many young- 20 and 40, The object of the grou beth Rutkowskl, Jersey City; M Colonia Hills Taxpayers Asso- ,tl, Robert Schussler, lation will hold Its annual meet- ,..i|(. vecently enter- ing Monday in the Colonla Library ,t 8:15 P. M. Chester Little wll s lH,'i MIS. Jack Robing preside. A motion picture, "In Oui Hands" will be shown. A new board ,,|.|l Drill, East CUfl of directors will be elected. ,,,,-H.LI patient in the £ , -ml Hospital. The Men's Club of New Dovei ,1,, Michael Fundoch Methodist Church will be in chars '.•Mvnce Suit, Colonla, of a turkey supper to be servec i,M [•undock, Rahway, Saturday at 6 P. M., in the enure ,ri,imic.s and hobby school hall, The next meeting c the Men's Club will be held Ma; ;r,•ntiiin Hall, Asbury 26 «t 8 P. M. i,i y. "> ,;., csrorge Pook, Lak The Women's Society of Chris , a, their guest, Mrs tian Service will meet at the horn ;.,:. Mrs. Charles Tre of Mrs. W. 8. DeLJsle, New Dove . Dinp. S. I. Rdad, tonight at 8 P. M. •j,. iiniry Strubel an Mrs. Robert Morrissey, Edge-i y n,l;i. were guests Sun wood Avenue, Is a surgical patient; mil Mrs. Michael La in Rahway Memorial Hospital. ! Hi :c. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Romeo, 5 iiidiiKis. Momlngsldi Country Club Drive, are parents of ,,,i,ss to the Half Ton a daughter, Joanne Lynn, born at ni were Mrs. Henry Da- '• the Margaret Hague Maternity .Villi.un Price, Mrs. John Hospital, Jersey City. Mrs. Romeo i (ieoiRe Pook and is the former Rose Perfetti. m itub.ik all of Colonia There birthdays were celebrated iD'inas Ferrigno, Me- t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- u.>lmk was the award en Sokal, Wood Avenue. They / 1-i-rrlRno, Metuchen. were the birthdays of Steven Sokal, , s .a the next meeting Carl Seidenzahl and his son, Wil- , ,m Pilchard Drive. liam. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. LIBBY S Early Garden \n v Clyde .Edrlngton, CharU Volk, Iselln, Mr, and Mrs, haries Vereb, Newark and Mrs, , li.mlrvard, entertained JUICY FLORIDA 17-oz. ion s uncle and aunt, Carl Seldenzahl, Colonla. ,ii. Krtwaid Edrlngton, The Mothers' Association of cans ciiv. for the weekend. Colonia will meet Monday night at PEAS 2 Mr,, Kariln, 168 Mld-the Civic Club. ORANGES ' A ni' recent quests of Mr. and Mrs. John Radin, 168 \ii,, Rowland Bloss, Mldfleld Road were guests of Mr Mediinn Large 1 Oc LIBBY S TOMATO and Mn. Frank Gobustello, Belle m ,.i M:v Robert Levy and vllle. Size Size t>> JV 18-oz. '.ii... CiinsUnt Montazzoll Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Healy. 35 cans ••ii.iiul Drive went to .the.. Longfellow Drive, entertained Mrs •'.Hinim Saturday to see treaty's parehts, Mr. ana Mrs. Dan JUICE .. in i' 5-3. Oh, well! iel Miller, Newark, at dinner, Sun BROCCOLI California B.nckt9' in,in Foklman, Fairvlew day. CMckeryof-the-Sea 7-oz. ,i,,i Mrs William Qulnn Members of the Women's Re WHITE MEAT can .1 iduil attended the N. J publican Club of Colonial" who at 1 :.:ii::• •:in Club's annua tended the Spring luncheon - TUNA i: .ii Atlantic City. O*k Hills Manor, Wednesday, wei GRAPEFRUIT sSU 29 iniu Club omitted Its Mrs. Russell Hen Bleycker, Mn Hom-de-lite MMi'tim; Monday due to. Philip Den Bleyker, Mrs. Danie pint jar at nil mbers attended a Den Bleyker, Mrs. Morris Green MAYONNAISE uxi.iy nt the Stockholm, field and Mrs. Anton Till, Tl Western Bunch Superb quality. Fresh from our own kitchens. Featured at all Acmes 1 ' They left by bus from luncheon was sponsored by tl CARROTS MORE LIBBY FEATURES! i; v ' Middlesex County Women's Re N.blico f iiarlis Stacey, 32 Bramhall publican Club. Fancy Shredded Wheat Lt-oi. pkf. Fruit Cocktail S£ i 39c ::u i tinned Thursday, Mrs. Members of the Women's Re- lb Social Teas Ntblioo i 4 publican Club of Colonia will at- Dliouiti Juice PSVL. 2 r.'27c r 29c schniUT, Roselle, Mrs. Winesap SDDlhtnl Mr.-. John Chrebet and tend a performance of "Apple APPLES Cheez-It Jr. Cnckerf b Beans JSiWw* 2'iS2Bc ••• moiul French, Elizabeth. Blossom Time," tomorrow night Radishes 2 """ "9c Clover Leaves Somhini -29c LIBB¥I ... Mrs. Harold Chamber- at the Paper Mill Playhouse, in Pineapple Cooklci Pork & Beans 2 "r.25c ' i strci't ai's entertaining honor of Mrs. Edward Anderson. Scallions Cocoanut Cookies Ripe Olives £!%' U4 " 29c • !'•( Somaberlin and Mr. After the show they will have a B ;•! in, Puerto Rico. supper at Howard Johnson Res- SPECIAL OFFERS! i Mrs Albert Foote and taurant. Mrs. Anderson will leave Deiierll i pt Miiiujeen and Patricia, soon to join her husband in Africa Ideal Gelatin ?U eOHeXr 4 " 20c where they will make their home Q..,.. FBANCO AMERICAN 10 l/i U. 1 .v.uuie and Miss Wilma tor the next year. oaute > 8P»,i,,tti Hut HC Dm »D • Bcfkman Avenue, re- Mr. and Mr,s. Robert Wittemund, Ue b iiil the Bronx Zoo. Swift'ning X 3 ^ Clover Avenue and Mrs. Henry B i.ii.itniK and Sewing Club Hud Gloii, Qt. On With Strubel, Colonia Boulevard, at- Glo-Coat ^ Id its nnal meeting In Trltl Slit JuhlUe Kitchen Wu tended a buffet supper in honor of Giant P»ck»,e With Fret club. Mrs. Maria Kehl, Pepiodent Tooth Paitv the new Republican Municipal o n p r 'iviimmy, mother of Mrs chairman. Arnold Graham in a club member, was a Surf • f ,'Z'L »rt.p r«EEi 2 X 58c Prank's Hall in Fords. Monday \ U B h Lifebuoy Soap B^' 3 cV. ..23c meeting of the Knitting night. \ the Nations club will be held in Arthur Adams, 270 Colonia Lux Soap 8rP'.?k 2S Movies were shown o: Boulevard, has returned home af- CANNED FRUITS, JUICES Rosenberg's departure ter spending several days with his Ilnl family in Hanover, Pa. Peaches Illctl 2L".'25c Theodore Chosney, Guernsey \b. • DOLE Mrs. John Elliott, 215 v Lane, attended the Newark Col- Pineapple ' Cimbt* ua - • ili v;ud, recently enter Idti) Funej 07c Robert Loujs, Morris- lege of- Engineering reunion at the No. 501 Bride Purple Plums Mil. Can *"'v Hotel Robert Treat, Newark. M-o>. OOo m an essay contest Mrs. Theodore Chosney. Guern- Doll Pictured! Welch's Grape Juice battle <>*'*' sey Lane, was granted sabbatical 65c REGULARLY $2.25! n i hy the library was an- Prune Juice % J*Zt 27c ,n Withers night held at leave from her teaching duties to. juicy Don't >valt—get your favorite curly—save $1.27 on each doll. Plastic bodies, moving eyes, fife-like Imir, movable •l Winners were Thomas attend Rutgers University to com- PANTRY FEATURES arms and head, 1 V< inches tall. Costumes are of the fin- 1 1 sixth Grade; Henry plete her study's for a doctorate in 39c' 19c guidance in counselling. «!• est materials of authentic design and |rimraiit«o(l expert Cream-White T™ " 29c '„'»* 77c l-iltli Grade; and Walter workmanship. Your choice of 12 exquisite models! 0 Fourth Grade. Janet Mrs, Charles Stacey and daugh- fish 501—Bride 507—Maid From Italy Herb-Ox ^"i " 3 ff? 22c 2# « 35c >.ivla Connolly and Robert ters, Nancy Ann and Linda Lee, 502—American Beauty 508—Bridesmaid Q-T Frosting 2 ;-LII received honorable 32 Bramhall Road and Mrs. J. Ar- «.(55c 509—Scotch Girl den Keen, Elizabeth, spent the day 503 Cinderella FUS9-N- 3 604—Venetian Lady 510—Polish Girl Cat Food BQOljJ i> 1'iirker, Amherst Ave- at the circus. ». j5c DOO CANDIji Mrs. Charles T. Morrison and 505—Swedish Girl 511—Colonial Girl SuperCharge >•»•. pkf. ' nuinied from one week 512—Girl From Ireland i up to Pontlac, Mich. daughters, Joan and Patricia, 201 506—Parisian GUI Swift Prem Slice Swift Peanut Butter A Party for Dad IIIK TRADITION OF FATHER'S DAY h ta.serve Dadal Conte Luna Gemelli 25cl - ,H,IK-S. Chances are fried chlck.n rates highi orthls 1 t or Vogt's Scrapple V* 27c ml with the plump, ffcvoreome qi|lcMn«en_ fryers aval able CANDY DEPARTMENT . »r..durr a meal that i» nt for a kin*. Serve ««£"*»«£ Bakery lolilni Blow- of perfection-with colorful auick- Extra Sharp MarshMlows! S,^™" 33c t..s»d naiad. Choose a luscious cake for Licorice Babies S'S1?.1^LEIt 19c dessert. By all means make Virginia Lee C '>* It with a mix which guar- Cheese 79 Charms Pops IXPk,.20c antees a downy light tri- _^ ICED umph in a fraction of the lb. M & M ggX^p Chocolate ]Z 25c time another cake would Provolone Salami 63c take Follow the mixing and Pound Cake Kraft Velveeta "»• nurr beating directions on the »»••«. y INSTITUTE vooKware rlaiu or marble! Egg |e4 package carefully to get the C CkMlt, lb. rich! Special this week- American best results. Top it with" a •hadtrt OHer Ends Next Week! delicious chocolate frosting. end only! 39 Snappy OheeH While the frosting Is set- ting arrange any decora- Keg. 31u COCOANUT Cheez-Whfc Open Friday Till 9 P. M. tions - nuts; candies, can- BQMIN'I wape jUIce n,. iJeJ& PAGE FOURTEEN THURSiDA1! MAY 21, 1953 INDEPENDENT r panel "Stump the Experts," will out war against • hi«h«»y system Is n problem ance payments remaining fairly feature thp 75th annual conven- cockroach and ,,th, which costs the Now Jersey Other' Opinions Capital Dome steady during April. , . . Betting tion of the New Jersey State Vaders by the MPC!. CLASSIFIED Highway Department about CuiitlMiifil from cililnrml Hw vunbly than had been antlcJ-i Federation of T.aibor In Atlantic Ntw Jersey, • Continued from Editorial tut) $10,800,000 a year. . . . Governor' as Olsturblnu as that of Major pated with unemployment insur-' City on May 26. ... SUk tax • LOST AND KOIND • FOR SALE tentlon to the effectiveness of at Oarden State Park, near' Alfred E. Drlscoll has beenj Keaten, who was Jn chaw of letter wrj.inf! ns a means of Jell- collections are $4,3B3,5«60T over both iuvrstatlons for thn state Camden, 1ms Increased 17 per | awarded a iiold mcdalllcn by thej tOST-Green cardboard box con- in e persons in other countries the collections cf lust year. talnins pictures of colored slides, MUST SF.U. police. cent this year. . . , The price for New Jersey Agrfcultural Society ln» for a 0riw O[ ?i •, about our way of life. . . . SMy the lMRl post ,,f ',,,/ in the vicinity of the A ,»!!l»ridgc Places Auspicious Start TIME TO RETIRE • Bv Alan Woodbridge Downs! Still Undefeated on Links I Kerek Team Seeks C I ______- -. . ______/-.! m • 1 ¥»•!! ,s Brunswick For Mauro Motors; O£M0CfiAT 6th Triumph; Hill We FABULol/d Pingry Prep; Win Track Crown Hubs Vanquished WHO WH.L Is 7th Consecutive Choice Undecided woonBRiDOE--c ncli OMrjte . NS WICK • New PERTH AMBOY — Mauro Mo. PEfiMAMEfiTL/ OAf COLONIA Woodbririize HlKh Orrek's Barrons, nn the threshhold i. I, school retained tors, the Woodbrldge entry in the 2 School s golf team remained In the (I im." of Its must disappointing cuiinl.y track title Pukiski- Softball League, made & Ht state's unbeaten ranks by the nar- seasons m nvptit years, will H0% ;i;ii!'hi, year by de- successful stnrt in the circuit by //V rowest of margins as they were tifli'i v:rt.:>ry number six this nftcr- • iinlv's best at the defeating the highly regarded Hubs forced to extend themselves to de- HORSE iuii.li ii'ja'MKt Runway High School iirki at Municipal by u 12-8 snore. feat Pingry Prep 6%-V for the IN l/M/etf 2 •it I!IC Uivon Counlv diamond. The Hub combine Ignited a four Barrons' seventh triumph since Fiivl>r in the week, Ocrck's dub WAG ENTERED- l>.,,k HIKII finished run rally In the first inning on a the .start of the season. tupped Nt••'• D:.rp, fj-!i. . nuiii schools' com Itt 1952 wnlk, successive singles by Joe At the end of the first nine holes W(i(idl)ik!ii(> him had difficulty ,, ;i«i points, while Lampart and Red Orosz, and a Voti Woodbrldge had a 3',4-Mi advan- (ii'it.ln« squared awiiy Since tlie ,,,.,, ., (•lose third with pair of drubles oft the 'bate of the BHTEREp A£ tage over the PLnjry golfers. How- siiii i of the 1953 rnmpaiiEn, and as Mcl.iichdn copoed veterans Hap Springer and Qoogs ever, the long ball hitting Jnckson ii result, the Red Blasters have been u,i by accumulating Dras;otta. Perth Amboy continued ond Duffy, Pingry's one and two «i[)ab.p (f romlnii up with only i), ilie remainder of ,o keep the base paths hot In the men. took a liking to the course five wins In 13 «ames ..(iintds finishing in lecond with two runs to forge ovqr.the ltst nine holes and drew I'rtcrs, New Bruns- ihead 6-0. eveh with opponents, Richard 1JI mi effort to supu'v hit batting in (Iff with addltinp.nl hlttinv. Ow- , nivcr, 9; St. Marys. Mauro Motors cut the gap in the Walsh and Matt ciesla. : t'k moved Jen DeMprlno the rin'it- ,hli'd stanza by driving home three ,,: iinri Carteret 2. With the scbre balanced going !trk1cr. up to the third spot in the uns. The Hubs widened the mar ,,.,11 of Woodbrldge Into the last hole, the outcome o: lineup find ('rnp'>ed Jim Lesko to Kin again in the bottom of the ,. ni tlio discus throw thf jnatch was decided when Philip sixth. DeMarlnos timely hittlnn ,hiid Inning to an 8-3 count. !,i^ louxi'st heaves of Pra^Be-vWoodbridge's number fou has been one of the bright spots Woodbririge was not to be denied mem, made his final putt to halvr Wcodbr^dge H Kh Scho«IN undefeated golf team \n shown above li, tram mate. Eddie 1 | on tho Red Blnirr squad this iii.' Uiirrom in the and as a result, tacked up two WE tlit Jw* nine and take 2'/_ paint.' taking a brief rest whil, preparing fnr ttic New Jersey State Tour- spring. il». field events by more tallies in the fifth frame to A Bliss At this point would Imv nament Motiduy at Neptune. Thus far this . »ason, the four man The Woodbrldge mentor htis not 'rail 8-5. When the seventh stanza POLITICAL •quad hi>s won seven KtrmnMt mulches usainst some of the better i.n-i'liu toss. meant ,the match, (is yet decided upon his starting oiled around, Mauro Motors took PARTY • Schools In Central Jer •••y. The team, under th? Rtiidaner of Lin- l)i". surprises of the tihe Individual scoring Is listed: Hithway. although . the silencers off their bats and coln Tambncr, is in Us infiincj. huvlnx hren termed only last .,• woudbridRe fresh- WH/a/ tyfdnh. Woodbrldge l'/j either senior Oenrne Rebnlcky or Jrove seven decisive markers DtMOCftAT ..ifing. 'ilie Hiurims ubuve are, irom Iclt tn right: 1'hllip Prusscr. , i relay team which Jti&r Jackyon, Pingry Wi Bcrnle Anderson will get the nod icross tho plate. The winning rally Matthew Os'.a. Tainborr. Allan Palmer, and Kichard Walsh. ,nd Nrw Brunswick Ottsla, Woodbridge 2 to tee the rubber. Both pitchers came about bv a free pass, hit OtlER- mm m puffy, Pingry, 1 are well rested after a week's rest, ;,l,nrd third. batsman, and timely safe wallops A/VP WILL O.i. Palmer, Woodbrldge % Monday the Barrons clinched • ,,.iv WHS ut its best. by Herble Rltter, John Caprara, The door pri^e un 'Soldier of Month' Clubwomen Begin Charles Brookwcii ;ni Busy Schedule OBITUARY Schiller. Table- pr|y,. AVENEL PERSONALS PORT READING NOTES HamJEtuzmlak, Mrs A Andrew McAllister im, By MRS. DAVID DAVIS Card Party Series JOHN RYMSHA Hyde. The birthday <>i 15 I-tnox Avenue. Avenrl — Telcphonp WO-8-0452-J Planned by VFW Mrs John McDonnell SEWAREN — John Rymsha. 573 AVENEL • The Avencl Woman's Mrtra Was celebrated I'hnhe WO-8-1112-W AVENEL — Plans were com- Wesf Avenue, died Monday at his Club held the first of a series oJ the next card pa,: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stein, Jer- ruit training command. U. S. pleted for a card party to be held home. summer card parties in the home ul«d to to held M™, TAKE TRIPS icy City.'are spending several days Trainlnn Center, Bain- Tuesday night at the Maple Tree rrrn.s Mr. Rymsha CRITIC to this coun- of Mrs. Harold Wilson, 11 Clifford home of Mrs. Haiu 1 The vmioii1; rlnsses of the Port try from Poland In 1899 and i iMtiiH . liis brother and stster-in- irldge,\!d. Larry received his cer- Farm by the Ladies Auxiliary to Place MiHuehen with Mrs. James Woodbridge Avenue > !;r,v. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stein, flcate of honor and was awarded the Avenel Memorial Post No. Rradim; School have been going bouslit a home in Sewaren in 1918. McHuph fts co-hostess. Morse as co-hostoss it 44 Fiftli Avenue. he American Spirit Honor Medal, 7164, VFW, at a meeting Monday pliin-s this week nnd lnst. The He wns the first trolley rar conduc- Bfitv. Penny and Richard San- resented by the cHlzens com- at the Maple Tree Farm with Mrs. third prndr hurl n guided tour of tor to take a trolley over the Boyn- :1ns. Nixon Park, spent the week- mittee for the Army, Navy and George Gassaway, presiding. the Newark Museum nnd the New- ton Bench Bridge at Maurer. For »nd with tlirir grandmother, Mrs. Ir Force. This medal Is awarded Mrs. Flora Rae Bird announced ark Airport. Tlir fourth grade was a time he worked as a bakery driv- Ella larftp, 41 Chase Avenue. o only one recruit and Is given the Eighth District meeting will rntuluciefl through the Newark er for Simmons Bakery. DR. ALBERT Historical Society, The sixth grade In 1913, lie bought an ice house Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, or the display of outstanding be held next Thursday night In adershlp qualities, initiative, the Pl«e4taway Fire House. visited the New York Museum of which was directly across from OPTOMETRIST 48 Park Aveftue lire the proud Natural History nnd the Hayden the Independent-Leader. In 1916 parents of a 6,1b. 10 oz. baby Rlrl oyalty and the setting of a hifth Plans were made to hold Me- Planetarium. The eighth grade, on ixample to comrades in arms. Mrs. he moved the business to Perth Announces The Opening Of His bmn Monday, May. 25 »t the Bay- morial Day services at the Avenel their trip tn New York, first visited Amboy and the firm became known onnc Hospital. lush and daughter Dolores, at- Plaque Saturday at 9 A.M. and Si Patrick's Cnthrdr&ythen hnd a aa the State Conl and Supply Com- . Office For The Practice Of *nded the services. Larry is a will be held jointly with the Post. lecture cruise around the Islnnd. pany. He retired in 1947. He was a Mrs, John P. OsthofT, 38 Oak raduate of Woodbrldge High They will participate in the Street is a surgical patient In the urn! attended "Cinerama" at Radio communicant of St. Anthony's OPTOMETRY 3chool class of '52. He was em- Woodbridge parade at 10 A.M., City Music Hall. Church, Port Reading. Pur Hi Amboy General Hospital. iloyed' by the Western Electric the Iselln parade at 3 P.M. and Specializing in Eye Examination Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Boehm, 55 CHI S( (H'TS VISIT BRONX ZOO Mr. Rymsha is survived by his !o. of Kearny before entering, the will hold services at the Clover- widow, Johanna and two sons, Al- At Yale Avenue, are visiting with faval Training School. leaf Park Cemetery at noon. liens 1 ;uui 2 Cub Scouts went by their son nnd daughter-in-law, bus tn visit Bronx Zoo recently vln, WoodbriciRe nnd Leon, I3e- 84 MAIN STREET (Corner School Strrci Mr. and Mcs. R. T. Boehm in Mrs. Lorctta Butchko, Linden, Mrs. James J. O'Brien was the wnren. He is alsft survived by five winner of the dark horse prize. Those who attended from pen 1 .Snmovville. before leaving to make spending the week with her wi'ic Richard and Eugene Jankow- grandchildren and one great- WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY tlicir home in Lakeland, Florida, ister and brother-in-law. Mr and Mrs. Gaesaway was hostess for the Fvt, Rirhardt Madson. son of grandchild. evening. ski, Edward Casey, Mrs. Stanley I,;ii'iy Bush, son of Mrs. Helen John F. Osthofl, 28 Oak Mrs. Elizabeth Madsrti, Rutgers Jankowski, Mrs. Louis Krasovic Funeral services were held this OFFICE HODH8: HuMi. M Yale Avenue, was selec- itreet. Avenue, Colonla, was reeently Dm Mother, and children, Louis morning front the Zylka Funeral Monday. TncBdRy. Thursday, Friday honored as "Soldier of the Stanley and Catherine, Mr. and Home, Perth Amboy and at St 9:00 A. M. - 8:00 P. M. !ci! in special honors at his grad- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryer and Closed Wedncsdny uation last Saturday from the re- ons, Robert and Richard, 29 Park Induction Closes Month" while serving with Bat- Mrs. Jarnes Cattery and children Anthonys Church where Rev tery B of the 26th Field Artillery Stanislaus Milos was celebrant of Sitnritny 9:00 A. M. - 5:00 P. M. venue, spent the weekend visit- James and Nancy, Stanley Lojew- A'nd By Appointment WOodbrldp Battalion at Fort I)lx. Upon the ski and son. Richard; John Fedak. the mass. Burial was In St. Gary's ingjhis father and mother, Mr. Cemetery, Perth Amboy. Mrs. W. L. Bryer, at Saugus, Season for Circle selection as outstanding soldier, Jerome and Robert Kisko, Mr. and Private Madsen was awarded a Mrs. George Wicks, Mrs. Allen An- Colorful! p Wlille there they attended SEWAKBN — The Home and three-day pass to New York City. fe 25th class reunion of the Sau- tol, Miss Carol Rankin, John Mos- School Circle held its final meet- A former student at Woedbridge okowski. From Den 2 Mr. and Mrs us High School which was held ing of the season on Tuesday aft- Hirh School, he entered the t the Oxford Club in Lynn. The D'Apolito. Den Mother, and son Cool! ernoon In the auditorium of the Army in late 1952. Richard. Mrs. A. Terhune and son, 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1953 iryer family > also visited his school. The outgoing president, Albert. Mrs. John Katzara and son mothers and sisters at Newton, Mrs. Andrew Butkowsky, was pre- John; Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ahlering Comfortable! ,H. sented with a rose corsage and two and children, Kenneth and Bev 'The Friendly Store' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook Jr., rose bushes by Miss Stella Wright, Guild Aids Church erly; Mr. and Mrs. A. Russo and ntertalned in their home, 4 Bur- principal of the sjjhool, on behalf son, Alfred; Mr. and Mrs. Jordano ett Street, at a birthday party In of the organization. and son. Walter; Mrs, D. Shaffer onor of the first birthday of their The committee which purchased To Improve Site and sons, Glen and Burnett; Ed- aughter, Candance Lynn. Guests plctograph for enlarging or ward Moroney and son, Joseph; resent were Mr. and Mrs. Walter "blowing up" small pictures and WOODBRIDGE — The White Dennis Hnmich. Henry D'OrsI, look and son Ronald, Mrs. Leo- maps for class work reported that Church Guild will assist financially Richard Simeone, Joseph Rizzo ard Cook and son Glen, Spots- it was purchased at Fishkins in with the proposed landscaping of and son, Joseph. wood; Robert Gardner, Mr. and Perth Amboy for $22.50. Mrs. the First Presbyterian Church .Irs. Howard Ely Jr. and daugh- property, according to a decision Frank Bloom reported that the reached Monday at a meeting held Dinner Closes Season ter Leslie, Miss Darla Bocchln, recent hotdog sale netted 153.41 JIMMY flEMAIHT in the Manse with Mrs William Mrs. Madeline Gardner, Avenel and that there will be a free hot- Balderston presiding. For Avenel Clubwomen Only IIHV ,nd Miss Barbara Melich, Rah- dog party at the school for all N Devotions were led by Mrs. Rob- "Wajferi" CJwiBpiot* ay. the children on June 2. AVENEL—The closing dinner ert Luz and included the singing meeting of the Avenel Woman's Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kallsh, and Mrs. Butkowsky installed the ot the White Church Hymn writ- new officers to a group. They are: Club was held at Novak's Restau- ihlldren, Miami, Fla, are visiting ten by Rev. Earl H. Devanny. rant in Scotch Plains. The invo- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. President, Mrs. Louis Mesar; vice The next meeting, which will Schleslnger, Avenel Street. president, Mrs. Joseph Lima; cation was given by Mrs. Earl mark the closing of the season, Smith. honorary vice - president, Miss will be a family picnic af Roose- BEGINNING OF SUMMER Stella Wright; secretary, Mrs, velt Parir June 8 at 6 PrM. Mrs. Daniel Levy, president, John Cassldy; and Mrs. Albert The Guild celebrated its sev- gave .i ^ of the 59th Con- Come and get your Holiday and Vacation needs while w< Patrick, treasurer. enth birthday during the social vention of the Federation of Demaret Model Mrs. Gilbert Hoy and Mrs. Paul hour. An appropriate game, relat- Woman's Clubs, of which the have thg largest selection of Men's, Women's and Children** Kosten were co-hostesses at the ing to past activities of the group. theme was "Let him who would refreshment table and were was directed by Mrs. Russel Dema- m<>ve the world, first move him- Clothes in our history. PALM BEACH* thanked for their work through- rest and Mrs. James Westbrook. A self." The speaker pointed out out the year, by the circle. birthday cake complete with can- that modern clubwomen now take Slacks dles decorated the refreshment a sharper interest in public wel- He Is table. fare and affairs, A psychologist Is a person who TVatfarorites of golfs r uses $2 words to explain a failure Swim Suits greats an perfMt fo» toy caused by laziness. — Buffalo News. casual wear. A rick, nuMty-ftitOred You Can LAST CHANCE for the fabric that bilon RUrtlyv nhrugs off wriaHti, Colon SAT. NIGHT - MAY 30 ENTIRE FAMILY galore! BuQU» bdt; SMELL shirt grippert. G TO HAVE FUN The Difference AT-THE $10.95 , In our better *^ Women's Sportswear Sanitone Dry Cleaning WOODBRIDGE KIWANIS CLUB Styled by JANTZEN,and OLD COLONY AUCTION SALES *R.-B. T. M. Gomiall-Sulcrt. Inc. Mohair. • Tee Shirts • Shorts t Bras rnyi>u. acetate and 3% avion, tn moai atylw. i. V Mo Stale Odors Benefit Underprivileged Children's Fund at the iEvenPqspiration EVERGREENS • Play Suits .• Pedal Pushers \Gone > FLOWERING SHRUBS AZALEAS Wdge. Auction Grounds • Midriffs t Sun Dresses t Robes RHODODENDRONS Highway 35, Near Fords Park LIME • GRASS SEED ' Stand in Center of Grounds COPPOLA FERTILIZERS • Terry Cloth Beach Jackets POTTED ROSES 4tMIW fMHt tM. HIM Be Sure to Attend TAILORS Landscape Contractors You Might Be the Lucky One PERTH AMBOY 106 MAIN STREET 4 Sandals • Beach Towels ' COLON IA to Win the WOODBRIDGtf FREE PARKING LOT PLANT MARKET At Rear of Store WO-8-17^5 SHETLAND PONY 1735 St. George Avenue Complete With Bridle and Saddle RAHWAY, N. J. RA 7-2091 MEN'S i/3 Open All Day Sunday SUMMER SPORTSWEAR Thrift was always smart... • Polo Shirts • Men's Slacks Even the PRICE is m Now, it's smarter thw ever! t Hats - felt, straw, Panama a PLEASURE! 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You can own a NECCHI t Sport Shirts • Polo Shirts t Sun Interest For M tittU M • Basque Shirts • Play Suits • Midriffs BF Model* from |U8 Per Week • BU Modeli from $262 1.75 t Shorts • Pedal Pushers ' n accounts from $100 to $10,000 LIBERAL TRADE-IN at Your Atwtate Stttofacttod to Guaranteed at Your / -777 /, //•• a. •'/"'•• 'i ' STORE HOURS |lJ One of Many Smart COJUAIM OPEN WtioAV r First Bank and Trust Co, NECCHI Sewing CIRCLE Available in a Choice of Finishes Christensen's 9 P. M. ... and Remember—H'» Not Jini GBOKOB OROVB - AuU.0rt.t4 ^^ Dttitt - PAUL BRUNETTI a Cabinet for Your Machine but a S/o/y Smith Street at Maple, Perth Amboy Well Constructed Piece of Vena- CLOSED AH 232 SMITH ST. ^fjjgj PERTH AMBOY tile Furniture for Your Hone W IM silt Saturday Memorial Jfcderal Deposit Insurance Corp. PE. 4-2212 When It Come* From NECCHL PAGE THREE .11' ,;NpF,NT LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 9 nihv Obropta Jean Serdinsky of Woodbridge Dolan is Speaker 'Junior Miss to Open Monday, Graham to Speak ,s Honor Unit Bride of James Danch, Colonia At K.C Breakfast June 1st, at St. James9 Hall To Avenel G.O.P. WOODBRIDGE—One of the gayest and liveliest-paced WOODBRIDGE—Miss Jean Serdinsky, daughter of Mr. n»n, uu- . AVENEL—The regular meeting MISS Dorothy Obrop- nd Mrs. Michap] Serdinsky, 52 Claire Avenue, became the comedies of recent yearSi acted by a talented cagti is sched •>f the Avenel Fifth District Re- '. . r,f Mr. and Mrs. publican Club will be held tonight Burnett bride of James Danch, son of Mrs. Julia Danch, 88 South St of that S.S,a?doi' uled to open at the Bt James' auditorium for two perform- 1 Eduration, addressed the members ances, Monday and Tuesday evenings, June 1-2. Curtain it 8:15 o'clock at the home of Mr. ' "hl'n!in at, the Wom- Hill Road, Colonia, Saturday in St. Elias Church, Carteret. md Mrs Frank Onegy, W Dart- ,,[ ihe University of Rev. C. S. Roskovics, pastor, officiated at the double-ring of the Rev. John J. Orifiin As-ltime is 8:15. "Junior Miss' is the dramatization of Sally sembiy. Fourth Degree Knights of, Benson's famous New Yorker Magazine stories of colorful mouth Avenue! with Mrs. Ray- i n | has brf-T) selected nond Dribble, Mrs. Harold Barr ,,f ihe Honor JGroup :eremony. Columbus at the unit's annual adolescence, made into a play by The bride, who was given in md Mrs. Lillian Elstcr as host- . cviTil-ion AsiWilatloil Weds Policeman communion breakfast In Howard the matters of satire and witAls. o appearing in the cast of nine- "sses. i ,',„. 'i'iiyloi;, Anniversary LOTS for Celebration It's been 30 years now since we first started in the Bar- in CHOICE vice station business here in the Woodbridge area. Wve been successful because it's always been our aim to bring l you the very best in products and services. are setting * f A few months ago, our siation was remodelled to inake it one of Woodbridge's most modem. At that time we ' changed over to CALSO, the High Road Octane Gaao; BRING THEM III line. We chose, CAL3O because we're convinced it a to- day's finest gasohne-and we want to thahk all wfnendB and customers for making our first months with CALSO, on ANNIVERSARY Day such a success. With CALSO, the High Road Octane Gasoline, you get greater power.with less knock, faster, pick-up and longer mileage. -, -x. -, Saturday, May 30 In addition, our fine station features ^h« latest in car-j servicing equipment. We have the toolfl and know-how to keep your car running safer, smoother, longer. Typical Values So blan to come by this Saturday to help celebrate our1 1 Anniversary, there'll be free gifts for the kiddies/ ST. GEORGES PRODUCT OF THE CALIFORNIA Oil COMPANY 60 x 125'.... $1200 i AVENUE Make us your headquarters for better car care! «r'x 125*..[. ; 1600 BUSINESS' HOLOHAN BROS. PROPERTY 60' x 220' .... 1800 $ FRONT 150" x 238' .... 3000 CALSO STATION FOOT Jo AMBOY AVENUl AT SKOND SIHET, WOODBMOM 5O AND OTHERS CONVENIENT OPEN DAILY—Including Sunday TE;RMS ARRANGED !) A. M. to 8 P. M. CARRAGHER BROS. CORPORATION W95 ST. GEORGES AVENUE • COLONIA, N. J. KAUWAY 7-U400 l'«'«buf«d by RARITAN OIL COMPANY, INC., »« «, mm «• MJ: ;.i:'W.' S>AGE FOUR THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 INDEPENDENT ington Avenue, also attended trie Vacation (I ,,, Class Receives rally. Avenel Juniors Record Traffic Next Week-End My dog, "Cookie." had a titter of Chain OTfflls Park Reports six paps Thursday. They will be First Communion put up for adoption in about six Aid CP Campaign AVENEI, - 'vi. Predicted; Safety Rule* Reviewed Grace R. Kull wefts. If there are six people who lerlan Church nf \ WOODBRIDGE- T1>P Memorial safety factors, particularly on such can Rive good homes to the pups AVENEL — The Avenel Junior Vacation Omn-h' PORT READING — A class of 1064 Woodruff Street. Me. fi-OROR-M Sunday school c\-, Day weekend ft<::\in will posp ttir a travel-congested holiday, and 20 boys and 14 girls received First they are theirs for the asking. You Woman's Club met Tuesday eve- roundabout routes or even 'back ing June 2?, thim,- usual piMblrm" of safety, nnven-; H,oly Communion at the 9:00 had best g«t your request In soon. ning for the last meeting of the irnrr :iiid paiir:vr of tho motor- roads' should prove more desirable o'clock mass in St. Anthony's An Mtlmatcd 1.100 boys partici-, Homes Park Avenue, had guests Cookie is a "sort of" cooker spaniel 9 A.M. to 12 nn.iii ists travclhm over the highways --and eel-ta inly le*s dangerous— Church Sunday. Rev. Stanislaus pated in "Scouting on Parade''j Siinday to celebrate the sixth aftd the pups have an unknown current year at the home of 'Miss Mrs, Carl K,,, ind as usual will flow virtually; routes to many of the popular | Mllos. pastor, officiated as admin- 'presented by the Rarltan Council! birthday of their daughter, Dar- father, but neverthHcw they at*Marie Hayden, 20 P«'lt Avenue. wishes to antimih "very ronrt thromili HIP Township.; places" ! lstfntor. of Boy Scouts in Perth Amboy; lcne. They were Mr. and Mrsbtautifu. l little puppies. The club voted to send a dona- Will be taken i ,• All thl? in'mcnti.-'us ralvMade of; Following the same theme. At- Escorting the class into church. P-nturday. Iselin was very'well rep-1 Peter Wojcik; Linden; Mr. and tion of $3 to the United Cerebral years old nnd ,,\, torney General Theodore P. Par!- In the role of guardian angels, were resented by Cub Packs 148 andMrs. Joseph De Lezaro, Elisabeth raornlnK, shri.,,,,, cars will in.rr mr P£ UP THE PARTY LINE! ...than you can buy at More here any price In any other car We know you're anxious to plan your next game with the gang—but others oh your party line have important calls to make, too. k ,4*4. So intfel'd of making one call after another, 'allow a little time between them. It's always a good idea to allow a little time between calls— and incidentally, when you do, it gives your friends a chance to 'call you. Unless... and until.:. you actually get in and drive today's i Chrystel New Yorker you can't possibly realia * EXCLUSIVE CHRYSLER FEATURES the tremendous differences that do lot available in other cars exist in modern automobiles! A few of these batle dHfeTflncea are t. Hemispherical Combustion Power T shown here. In many cases, no money • Full-time Power Steering can buy in other cars what you get • Onflow Shock Absorbers ... as standard equipment... in • Independent Parking Brake Chrysler. This one car, alone, hai • Cyclebond Brake Linings STANDARD CHRYSLER EQUIPMENT- pioneered more of the great automo • Original "Safety-Rim" Wheeli that costs you extra on competitive cars live advances than ail other makei • Safe-Guard Hydraulic Brakes of care combined! • Safety-Crash Pad Dash Panel • Power Brakes • Chair-high Seata • Electric "Constant-speed" Your Chrysler-Plymouth d«tJ«r invitti ' WindBhiald Wipers • Superfinished Parti • No-Shift Tranamimu'on you to tfvp in for a demonstration • Cowl Ventilator • Back-up Lights ' that will really "open your eyea"..; 4) Oilite felf-Liibricatin* Bearings • Directional Turn Signal* ' to what 'extra ,'money's-worth in a Ctt • Floating Power (engine mountings) • Foam Rubber Seat Cushions can mean in grater performance, • Exhaust valve seat insert* • Factory Protective: Undercoating safety, and control! J • Stainless Steel Wheel Cavers • Non-premium fuel performance • tSteering Wheel with I loin Ring • Floating Oil Intake • Oil Bath Air Cl Now Available—The New Chryjler Airtemp Air-Conditioning System ^pacing calli, hanging up gently if you fi^ the line already You gel all the great in an emerg«Bcy, tat tS. Ufa features flat In a Chrysler-^^New^Yorkor i May h SdhlrJhkk AMi o* Vow Ckrf»9lY*wik ;. Cktk YQW Cor-Cfctei ACCMM* MOTORS Inc. 611 Amboy Avenue NIW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY "May Is Safity-Check Mootb at Your Chrysler Plymouth Qealer's... Check'Your Car-Check Accidents" . L * J THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 PAOE FIVE •jory Dangcll Green St. Section of Iselin Chairmen Named Local Man Completes 25 Years Helen Sherwood* MAKING HISTORY sChyrch Bride with By MRS. WILUAM KNOtT By Iselin PTA With Port of N. Y. Authority | Feted at Shower 105 Indiana Avenu*. Phone Metachen Mllt-W Mi1;?, Marjory H. Dan- ISELIN — Installation of offi- Albert Hansen of 16 Vanderbilt Place, completed 25! tQB,T «, _MiiriZi.n „«,„„„,„. ,'., ,,r Mi. nndMrs. WU- . . ., , ,, ... _, _ \ . .€ .. , iSKun— ATTENTION JUNE BRIDES! You *Will Receive 100 INFORMALS FREE . " , of Extra Cost wi|h the Purchase of 100 or more WEDDING INVITATIONS. -"•- ' A Cc/urn' Moiu" Vtlat J£ • Henutijully liiujrwed ' Lyje Selection * Low Price*) f ACE NOVELTY and PRINTING CO. OLDSMOBI LE *7 WASHINGTON AVEN^ - CARTER^ 1-5711 MAY IS "5AFIIY.CHICK" MONTH . . . SIE YOUR OLDSMOBIli DIALER ' ^WISING SP^IALTIES » NOVELTIES • CALENDARS • PRINTING 511 I»S and NOVELTIES (or: Xmas, Conventions, Reunions, Grand Opening* Political Campaigns, Business Stimulators WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES 475 Rahway Avenue ""ft* CARD CASE With Every Ordar ot BUSINESS CARDS-^Fr«* of EKUU Cast Mon. thru Tri, 9 A.M-5:53 P,M,-8^. and Ew. by Appointment ' . YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ALSO FEATURES TOP VALUES IN SAFETY-TESTED'USED GARS / INDEPENDENT PAGE SIX THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1953 The - .11 Holder of Nations Highest Award Group Bids Opens Loral Office New Crisis Delegates , (Continued from Pag<- 1* (Continued from Pago 1) (Continued from Page 1) 1 meetinp of the Board of Educa- To Unit Accompanied by our photogra- |eour«Bed by the Palace. On June' through the city with some Chl- year and was for jobs dotic which ••.», tion. , pher, Windsor, J. Ukls. I visited 117, the allied fleets bombarded and nese after me. The road, four miles could not be anticipated. I3ELIN-A1 a i,, ,. Mr. Petersen Tuesday fn his mod- captured the Tfiku forts and cap- U>tiR, Is paved with marble. As I • "1 That the pre-primary class ( Although no mention was made headquarters, tlu- i est, but comfortable home, which tured Tientsin on July 14 and ad- neared the center wall, the biggest In strawberry Hill School which Cootiettea, No. 4no ,.,.,.„ Is furnished with articles from all vanced to the relief of the besieged man I ever saw, I believe he was a of the contractor who hns been numbers 40 pupils be made a :il gates to attend the'w •,'• over the World including the Ori- lesations. Peklnp was reached and | Mongolian, stopped me, At therioiriR most of thr carpenter work kindergarten class ... the sched- ule to' be one of the following; ventlon on June 2\\ N'.', ent and Germany. A beautiful relieved on Auxust 14. The im-jsame Instant I saw the American In \hi> school system, records re- prandfather's clock, which chimes perlal city was taken the following i flan flying over the parapet of a The A.M. kindergarten Mass at- Mrs. Mary Nolan, Mi••', ['," vea] the statement referred to the Mrs. Rae Bird. Mr. •, In the the hours and which he brought day and on the 28th troops of all i building and I pointed to the flag, •ondlng school from 0 to 12 and Mrs. Emily We,link, Pvt,. William T. Burko. son of from Oermany, is the center of nationalities represented marched That saved me, and the man let go. Kalas Construction Company. the P.M., class from 1 to 3; OT Louise Brown, ciolr--.,.>, '. Mr. niKl Mis. James Burke, 98 attraction. "• through the sacred precincts of I ran toward the bulMlng, which 1 die morning schedule would be Mr. Finn salt! since h;> ha - enFrankowski, Mi, v Main Street. WVodbndee and Pvt. the forbidden city as a symbol of KAS the American Legation, and finm 9 to 11:45 npd the afternoon Lll on thr Job hrcn «n the Board no attempt ha* Keever, Mra. Rose i,;,;,, William Tinsdnlr. son nf Mr. and! "Lassie." Mr. Petersen's Cocker humiliation of China. pounded on the gates which were hern made In coordinate bids. <,chedule from 1 to 3:15. In either Mrs. Willimn Tinsd-ilr. 31 Madison inse, the classes will interchange an Lake," Mrs, Fim,.],,, , spaniel, sniffed around, decided I Horizon Black opened by a U. 9. Marine who was "We don't know if we are right Avenue. Av, nel. iwiltly completed at the beginning of the second Mrs. Anna Donovan," M',' wn.s a friend and settled back on m y ship he stated. "We think we are right radio pommunii'iition courses at But, enough of the history leg- °" ' , half of the school year, 1953-64. Mrs. Laura Davii.oii • har haunches to have her back son ami back to Mr. Petersen. "Although it was over 50 years and It can be done, but you won t Dorothy Coffcy, Calii,, Hi aR0 l ran stm "It is necessary that the classes Fart Dix. . Miss Joan D scratched. Mr. Petersen took his While the UPS Newark was at the remember Mr. Con- even find out." guests and also mi,] Graham, daualiter of Mr. and • , , i ir-because of an cv Als() ln the interchange at the middle of the •• v. specla eas c in northern tip of Luzon, "a Marine! * - 'nation was May Mr, Van Ness cor.'ended ">mi during the hat V.UV^A Mrs. Robert Graham. 25 Grove oW back injUry he cannot use a *t-enr for each kindergarten child torpr-do boat overtook us with mes-' Yche. who married Lord Hope of can't put out on bid wnrk foi 17 meeting. Winners «/,, Hi Avenue, WoodbrM.-.e. and Miss | chair thBt ls t00 deep_ the Hope diamonc f mc; lias tn be scheduled to be present Hi ~ Joan M. Klein. daughter of Mr. I „, ,, , • ,. . • . saws and our ship was sent to| > « ' schools that you Mii't anticipate Mrs, Ursula Frrem.,!, The afU>I tew Nagasaki. Then we proceeded to! From then on, according to Mr. 2!i hours on an average each and Mrs. Morris Klein, 413 Elm-L " , \ W'minanes. ahead of time," Mr. Finn in repK Mrs. Mary Thorn; ,,„ R Toiif>-Ku, China, at the mouth of Petersen. the siege of the foieisn school day. wood Avenue, Woodbrid':c. ,rfl | «? /eterat, took several puffs on Mrs. Helen Freeiu.ui; ,, hls 01 114 said thut one year the ••••>ntr.i son, retired police officer—he was "OFF LIMITS" WEDNESDAY,JCNE3 Jean siiuiii"!•• a rounds sergeant—is on the sick ^ HUNGARIAN SHOW II lht. ... FROM 2 TILL 11 P. M. J'J ' Big Demand Continues SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY Pick out a 1 1 Our Regular Program Plus plus How,iill I " For Cancer Dressings Four Cartoons and Comedy Starting at 2 P. M. AVENEL—The Cancer Dressing YOU CAN Saturday and Sunday "Fast Group met Wednesday afternoton Continuous ln the social room of the Avenel Presbyterian Church under Ijhe AFFORD direction of Mrs. Arthur Moojre. -Others present were Mrs. Otis 'Bears, Mrs. A. K. Young, Mrs. 6eheujiman, Mrs. B. Howellj. Mrs. H. LaJnpe, Mrs. William Detweil- If you You con ler and 'Mrs. George Gassaway. MORTGAGE MONE Mrs. Wan-en Warman and Mrs. can afford 12.83 .200 get this O. H. Weferllng were present and Tr|r|hiine W i ••• v . 3 11 A i. • hi-,t,,,;NDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 28, 19S3 PAGE NINE ' landmarks In Sewaren to take back months. . , . N«w Jirsey farm land* have been restored through Frank Duram. of Sea Girt, has to her mother who now makes her Other Opinions real ettate, Including land and passage of the federal tldelands been re-elected for a fourth five- . CLASSIFIED SEWAREN NOTES home In Plttsburg. Continued man Xdltortel Pat*) buildings, increased In value by bill in CoiiKress, ... A record of year term by the Legislature. Mr. nnd Mrs. Percy Austen and Tor, If the Reed committee has i per cent during the year ending progress b»the comparatively .. . The State Employment serv- FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clark son, William, have returned Jrotjj Its way, the results would be In- March to an average of $353 per young Evangelical Lutheran Sy- ice made 13.538 job placements returned from a week's vacation at i vacation at their summer camp evitable: more deficits, more bor- acre, the highest In the nation. nodlof New Jersey was reported during April. . . . This Is Na- I.MI.I. DIRT 940 OLDSMOBILE, 2-door sedan. n Southbury, Conn. tional Secretaries.Week in New AND Virginia Beach, Va. rowing, more Inflation. All of . . . State troopers and motor at the Fourth Annual Convention Good condition. Needs paint Stephen Superior, 112 Wood- which are dangerous, and could vehicle inspectors found 120 over- held In Ocean City this week. Jersey with the endorsement of •COP SOIL Miss Clara Nelson, West AVenue, 150.00, Metuchen 8i3645-W. 54 and Mrs. John Thomas, Cliff Road, bridge Avenue, Is a patient In the become disastrous.—-The N. T, loaded trucks using Jlew Jersey , .. New Jersey families received Governor Drlseoll. ....iiirklee 8-1893 ivon Terrace, Iselln. 5-26 Perth Amboy General Hospital highways during April. . . . Fort $22,711,000 In life inWanre 5/14-6/4 spent last Wednesday and Thurs- World-THejr»m and The Son CAPITOL CAPERS: Average Mott State Park and Finn's Point death benefit payments under day In Atlantic City attending the food prices In New Jersey have AKC Registered LUCKY STRIKE UNDER Hatlonal Cemetery on the Del a 22,787 policies during the first „ ,,,,!• WANTED Eastern Star Convention, as mem- Yugoslavia decides to try rals- Increased 127.5 per cent since rERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES OFFICE ware River, about six miles from three months t.hls year, . bers from the Rarltan Chapter, tng hybrid corn. pre-war June, 1939, but State Telephone Rahway 7-3693 Perth Amboy. BAKERSPIEU), Calif. — The Salem, will be active this week- Increase of 16.8 per cent In to Western Gulf Oil Company located Labor Commissioner Percy A. ,,.KADY WORK 5-28 The 6th grades of the 8ewaren end because of Memorial Day ex- ting at Garden State Park a pool of oil directly under a wing Mllk-r, Jr., insists they are com- HOSTESSES School are scheduled to visit the ercises. . . . New Jersey farmers Camden durliiK the first 14 CENMORK WRINGER WASHER. of the firm's home office at Frutf- ing down. . . . New Jersey poul- W.\[TRESSE3 George Washington Headquarters Capital Dome report that crops are developing of racing Indicates another rec- Five years old. Very good c"bn- vale, Cal. A rig, set up beside the try flocks laid 231 million eggs ,,,.NTAIN CLERKS and the park in Morrlstown June 9 (Cpntlnued from Edltorln) Page) normally despite adverse weath- ord inxmnr for track manage- IMon. Phone Rahway 7-8407. building and dug at an angle. Is durinu April which represents a n].;llWASHER8 On Monday Mrs. Sargent, Pltts- er conditions. . . , New Jersey's ments and the State of New Jer- producing more than 100 barrels a tember 14 to 25 thin year Instead 7 per cent Increase In effort over uA,il) JOHNSON 5-28 burgh, who was tlie former Mar- of during the current spring historic rights to unrterwate sey this year. . . . State Auditor the snme month a year ago. , , WOODBRIDOK jory Morehead, 499 West Avenue day. ; • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • L 8-noo during the years of the first World War, called on Mrs. Percy Austen n-a-tf IAHWAY: 5 rooms; ipen porch, of that address and Inquired abou breakfast nook, par.try, cellar, to represent many of the friends of her mothe1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY •ll-stewi. »10,750. SENSENIQ, HOSIERY •fROD- during the years that they lived In 06 West Milton Avenue, Rahway Scwaren. She and her husband l pnrt time with -1333. 5-1 tf K'iinwMnent. C. E. took many pictures of familiar Carpentry Electricians t Moving and Trucking • § Radio & TV Service Upholstery i BOX 191, Belmar, (VEST CARTERET—45 Park Ave- 6/21-8/25 nue, four-room bungalow, with Cub Park Participates expansion attic, full cellar, storm jours <;i ASSER TED SIPOS Al's Radio and Television l-MIT TIME lndows, screens combination. In Scouting on Parade Complete Moving Job New Home Beaut? s s:?:i PER WEEK Caiprntrr nnd HuiUler Prompt Expert Repair* 19,800. Phone CA-I-7104, Electrical Contractor 3 Room $25 5 Room* 935 Through .vuik. No experience 5-28 ISELIN — Cub Pack 148 partici- 11 Ail-MJKS. ATTICS • BASF,- 188 SHERRY STREET RCA Tutw* & Parts Slip fo*rr>, V rs.scntlal. Call Me- pated in "Scouting on Parade" 4 Room* »30 I Room* |4Q Draptrlti, ir MKNTS ALTERATIONS Batteries llpholntfry, 8 P. M. any held at Waters Stadium, Perth WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Reaaoubl* 8tor»n 30 Dun FTM nu. 4 to CARTERET AD Load* Iniured—10 yeart exp. Acrniorlei 5-26 Amboy, The cubs were accom- I'MINKT WORK AND RE- 34 PERSHING AVE. ALL ©RICK HOME panied by Roger Kenny, cubmaster' PAIRS Everything ECONOMY MOVERS Call CARTERET, N. J. ,,H.l- WANTED Situated on one of Carteret's fin- and Mrs. James Schmidt, Mrs. IS-1 RACK ALUMINUM COM Rahway Metuchen est streets. Completely custom- Frank Balevre, Mrs. Russell Furze Electrical K1NATION 7-3914 A. Ktoh, Jr., Prop. 6-1716 Experienced built; solid plaster walls, oil hot and Mrs. Henry Weiman, den CALL WO 8-2408 mothers. WINDOWS AND DOORS Telephone CA 1-50H9 WORKERS water heat; full Insulation; huge Person rear porch. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Supplied and Installed H Suburban Decorators ,;v i" Carl Ziesmer and Henry Weiman. of Dlitlnrtioti" w Cafeteria 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths also , i Excavating 3H LAKE AVE., MKTtCHEN Real fireplace with Italian hearth: CALL C.irU'ret CONTRACTORS JALOUSEE (Louvre) WIN- 5/22-29 steel girders In basement; alu- DOWS minum combination windows and ALL KINDS OF ALTERATIONS RAHWAY \\ ANTED—MALE doors; taxes $10 a month. Dormers and Garages Estimates Free THE BEST OF EVERYTHING A Specialty—As Low As Mrtiirlu'ii 6-3102-R PHIVERS BROUNELL. KRAMER, SE1DEL DORMERS $185, GARAGES $350 Railings Truck Trailers & CO. JUCHEN & KEENAN • Musical Instruments« I:;l i k Mechanics 1201 E. Grand Street Call Rahway 7-4123 BUY CUSTOM MADE ,:.., immediately Elizabeth 4-9500 5/28-6/11 Clothing COLONIA uKMICKTRUCKINQ IRON RAILINGS 5-28 WATERPROOFING CO, INC. Radio & Television That Last a Lifetime! FOR RENT ii; ciill Road WATERPROOFING — Industrial ENROLL TODAY "THE BEST IS ALWAYS jvrt Reading and residential. The Thoro Sys- THE CHEAPEST" In our 5-2 Property suitable for tem. If you have have water In J. A. TRUCKING 20% Discount on Small Tubef USED CAR LOT your cellar, consult us. Work ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BEGINNERS |l WANTED—FEMALE Near corner, 125 x 150 guaranteed. Elmer Laboratories, & PARKING LOTS ACCORDION P, O. Box 1, Woodbridge 8-1869. • Roofing and Siting • St. George Avenue, Avenel Our Specialty PROGRAM vni'K; .steady work; gooc Reply P. O. Box 3 3/19 - 5/28 Remember, then lur or piece work basis Avenel, N. J. 5 TON POWER ROLLER Is no accordion to .•;,„!•:, holidays and tnsur 5/21-6/4" '• MISCELLANEOUS 199 SMITH ST., PERTH AMB&OT bni. Henry Jansen & Son ,:•, Nunnnndy Robes, ADDRESS AND MAIL post cards One Block from Victory Bridge REASONABLE RATES ROTOTILUNG Complete line of Hnaleal Tinning and Sheet Metal Work • v.riiuc, Carteret. Make over $50 week. Send $1 1 00% • SHARKSKINS \Financed\Thru F. H. A. 4-24, 5-1 for instructions, LENDO, Water- Instruments at Low Prices Roofing, Metal Ceilings and STEUBER'S :<•[.: 1> ASSEMBLER? town, Mass. WOOL • GABARDINES HOTOTILUNG SERVICE 5/14-28 EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER Furnace Work .••.MM at once. Pay rate FACTORY PRICES • ALL SOLID BARS Gardens and Lawns AND SCHOOL OP MUSIC Ni A plant. Clean work, Rototilled DARAGO'S AXJTO DRIVING 588 Alden Street • DOUBLE THICKNESS .i/rrvipw to Box 15, In SCHOOL Ed Bonkoskl, Prop. HAND RAILINGS Phone woodfenage B-2^71 Woodbridge, N. J. Largest and Oldest In County. Coal • IKON DESIGNS 5/1-6/25 CALL 357 STATE ST. P. A. 4-1290 5/28-6/ Hydramatic, Fluid and Standard Telephone 8-1246 t LARGE SELECTION WANTED TO BUY Perth Amboy 4-7365 or FANWOOD 2-5477, t FREE INSTALLATION WANTED for part tlnw Charter 9-1191. COAL - FUEL OIL 2-8207 OR 4567 CALL FOR ESTIMATE ,:.iinim curtains. Car HAVE BUYERS for one and two 13-6-tt •Plumbing and Heating• • Service Stations • • :i hours. Call Wood OIL BURNERS family houses, If your house Is IF YOUR DRINKING! has becor"s PLAINFIELD 7-1459 w-v.' 29 Livin«ston Ave DaPrile Railings for sale, won't you call me? a problem. Alcoholic* Anon- , ; 5-21 Holohan Brother* 720 E. ELIZABETH AVE., LINDEN BERES ymous can help you. Write P. O. HO MONEY DOWN 700 W. Grand Ave Rahway Bok 253, Woodbridge, or telephone • Funeral Directors • LI 3-4867 — RA 7-9242 WANTED—FEMALE GARAGE Ra 7-3311 Market 3-7528 12-6-W 5/14 tf 3 YEARS TO PAY Charles Farr Calso Products WANTED for house- PAINTING and PAPERHANGINQ Phone ORNAMENTAL Tliire days a week. A, A. k. Free Estimates Free Estimates SYNOWIECKI Plumbing • Heating Woodbrldgc 8-0064 and 8-0533 .1 1-5141, Extension 80. CHARLES V. TOKARSKI No Obligation to Buy Electric- Sewer Service 5/22-26 AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE 109 Russell Street Funeral Home Corner Amboy Avenue and IRON RAILINGS ASSOCIATION Woodbridge 8-0029 CALL Telephones: Second Street Custom Made & Installed WORK WANTED EiUblished 1902 3-26 tJ 16 Atlantic Street Woodbridge 8-0594 or 8-3026 Firestone Tires and Tubes Ov«r 3.000,000 Members WDGE. 8-140O Carteret, N. J. QUALITY WORK WILL CLEAN nationwide Service COMPETENT, reliable driver Woodbrldge, N. J. available tor your car weenenus Woodbrlfte, N. J. Dl) ATTIC OR CELLAR Ferd Kertes, Local Agent Telephone Carteret 1-571S Free Estimates „«,! —-7t g , Phone Woodbridge AT YOUR PRICE 217 State Street n S 621 LINDEN AVENUE Taxi HAHWAY 7-3952 Perth Amboy 4-1248 8-0296-W. *.'••..' AVENEL 5/7-28 12-6-tf i • .' 5/28-6/11 COAL & OIL CO. DENNIS M. MURPHY WOODBRIDGE WO-8-3146 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL • Concrete FLYNN & SON DAY'S END FUNERAL HOMES Your Garden HIGH TEST QUALITY BatablUhed SI Ytum ilOHN: "Nin- out here on the porch with the ffl"* 420 East Avenue This Week radio going." CONCRETE Perth Amboy Laboratory Approved 2S Ford Ave., Fordi HARY: "Nice to know the supper dishes arc in DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE By Charles II. Connors P. A. 4-0358 (line washing themselves. Now 1 have METERED RATES Rutgers University, the time to listen to a concert." Crushed Stone1* Washed Gravel First \i Mile 15c Stale University of New Jersey Washed Sand - Waterproofing 1JOHN: Inis of changes since our young days, Each Additional \\ Mile . . 10c Lime - Briok - Cement • Plaster Mary. Remember alt the work I used OFFICE; 443 PEARL STREET Bearded iris are now at or just i<> do by hand — milking, pumping • PLUMBING WOODBRIDGE, N. J. .past the height of their beauty. As water, candling eggs^ emptying the silo. ' BUY ON THE HIGHWAY we go about in gardens, 'we see All those chores and many mure are Raritan Mercantile AND SAVE! • HEATING evidences of neglect In the care of done by electricity today." Tiling this plant. Corporation BETTER FURNITURE In one garden the question was MARY: And all t|,e wnrt I had to do around LOWER PRICES • OIL, GAS pked why the stems are shorter the house, washing, ironing and trotting Phone PE 4-0375 ART TILE CO. and the flowers smaller. In anoth- tu the spring house for food I keep in Winter Brothers er, "I once had a nice white vari- FRONT *ND FATETTE SIS. INSTALLATIONS the refrigerator or in my freezer now- Wayside Furniture Shop 60 MANHATTAN AVENUE ety but now they are all blue. How AVENEJU N. J. adays. Cheap, too, our electric bills PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Highwar 28 Avenel, N. J. • REMODELING did it change?!' The answer is the don't go up the way so many other Open Dally 10 A. M, to 8 P. M. BATHS, KITCHENS same in both case's. tilings have done." i Phone Woodbridge 8-1571 Iris are such; sturdy, dependable • RADIANT RUBBER FLOORING (lants, that we let them go on fDDY: 'That's right. I-ots oS things cost twice Dancing School (QUALITY FIRST) i rom year to year wltn little or no what they did, but my wages as'ait Key Shops HEATING are. What we so' often see are electric tervant have been downward CLASSES IN Phone: WO-8-2927 ' >mats of rhizomes so thick it is im- ! over a long period of years." BALLET AND TAP E. W. NIER WO 8-2368 possible to get afty sort of tool be- Albrecht's Key Shop tween them. Varitles run together. Jeld EverrWedhesday and Friday 124 Washington Avenue and'the stronger kill out the weak- 3:30 to 5:30 CA 1-7163 Win. A. BALABAS Used Cars er. It is no wonder that the soil be- Ir» Old Post Orflfce Building p Hand and Power Lawn Mowers Plumbing & Heating Contractor comes impoverished. •J7 Avenel Street, Avenel Sharpened and Repaired To keep iris In good condition, — ENROLL NOW — • Saw Filing 29 GRANDVIEW AVENUE divide the roots every tltfee or four years. The best time to divide • Bicycle Sales and Service CALL CA 1-52951 FORDS (Rarltan Twsp.) N. J. "BETTER USED CARS" the common or bearded type is • Hardware just as soon as the plants finish Carteret School • Devoe and Reynolds Paints blooming. They then enter a rest- of Dancing Free Pick Up and Delivery ing period. All the feeding roots BERNIE AVTO SALES die off and there is a period of a 128 Edgar Street, Carteret t Liquor Stores • week or 10 days before new onea \\ 405 AMBOY AVENUE begin to form. Telephone WoodbrMie 8-1889 Another reason for dividing now Drug Stores is to help control borers in the Woodbridge WOODBRIDGE, N. I hirisorries. At this season they may fount be an inch or an inch and a half Avenel Pharmacy Liquor Store Wd«e. 8-1020 - PARAKEpTS long elnd are go are easily filled. 1010 EAHWAT AVENUE Finally, early division results in JOS. ANDRASCIK, PBOP. Suitable tor the development of flower buds WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 Complete Stock of Domestic Training for next year, ind Imported Wines, Bears Troplotl Dig out the clumps, of iris and add organic matter to the soil to and Liquors Fbh Antique and Modern enrich it, and lime if the soil Is WHITMAN'S CAND1I8 574 AMBOY AVENUE Furniture acid. A little complete fertilizer So . J. Imparted Slnfinc CANARIES may be added. Cosmetics • Film - Greeting Cards REUPHOLSTERED The best planting stock is a BIRO BREEDERS' SUPPLIES strong piece of rhiuome with two Save — Quantity Obcounti fans of leaves. Cut the leaves back RAYMOND JACKSOH about one third, Set the divisions, IF you w: SLIPCOVERS U.S.G. inipected Fresh Horae Meat 3 PIECES abduta foot apart, planted so that AND SON YOU SHOULD BE LISTED about half the thickness of the 5 CUSHIONS rhizjjme will be above the soil lev- DRUGGIST HERE. ZIPPERS *5up9 el. eel JOE'S PET SHOP Siberian and Japanese iris seema Call WO-8-12U to do beljter when divided in Sep- A 393-33 88 Main Street LOW RATES 1M NEW BEUN8WICK AVI. tember. Generally they do not Woodbridge, N. J. I Sermayan spread as rapidly aa th» C4U. WO-84U0 KMB AM8OY 4-Uil I UPHOLSTERY SHOP THUR3DAi MAY 28, 1953 INDEPENDENT n.Mr . NOTICE i.EGM,N,n,ns GOVERNMENTAL I fit IS NOTICES LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES > LKOAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICKS There are 116,743 separate Gov- Trthton, H»w B»t« Toi W-S20 v NOTICE Immediately In writing to B J Dunl- Objectlona. If any, should be made tlon did. on the sluth day of M«7, 1953. MARY / ne 9. 1953, at NOTICE oVi'i'i.,1, ernment units in the United States Take notice that DAVID J. LTNCH. gui, Township Clerk, Woodbrldg*. New M.~BA8TBRN Immediately In wrltlnx to B. J Dunl- file In my office n duly exeoutiMl andwife, by deed dated Aiif ten" o'clock TO WHOM IT MAY ''•!'• ninny of which directly nffcet the t/a Bli»e Lynch'* Tavern, Tito., h»« ap- Jers*y- gan, TownBhlp Clerk, WoodbrHige, New attested consent in writing to the dis- corded AiiRUSt it. 194D. ... --_,-1404 of o'clock At a reRiilur meetin,. , plied to the Township Committee of STANDARD TIME), eleven daily life of its citizens. However, (Slgned) WnXIAM J KATH, Jersey. solution ,nf said corporation, executed Deeds for suid County, Page 339. Committee of the !t,i, the TtflfrfUfctp o( Woo