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XXXIV-NO. 2 (lartmCARTF.HKT, N .!., FRIDAYt, APRIL 20, 1955 r^RICE EIGHT CENTS Kindergarten Register Thirty Years With Company Tracq For Children Next Week CARTE RET-Supervising Lack of Salk Vaccine Principal Edwin Quin announced \,.t Found today that because of the change of the age for admitting chil- dren to kindergarten, registra- tion will be held In the Cleveland Of Man, 73 and Washington Schools next Delays Inoculations; Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day from 1 to 3 P.M. i(,|,n Halrhar Missing Children must be five years of 1 HIK Home Here age by December 31 under the April 18 new rules he said. May 6 Start Is Hoped
....,;-|.'KKT Police and many ^.i.icnts arc puzzled over . ,,„., disappearance of John Boro Jews Program Close by ,,' 7,i who has been missing Service Officer Traditional Fete M,,miav morning, April 18. School End Now , ',,|],SIMI; mun is said to be In Celebrate Tells of Veterans Held in St. Marys Disability Setup CARTERET — More than 250 Is Target \ Pageant Held Last Night persons attended the traditional "Svyachene," Ukrainian post- CARTERET — Health Inspector CAKTERET—Walter W. Wa- To Mark Jewish Easter dinner last Sunday after- Michael Yarcheski said last night diiik. service officer of Carteret that he had received word tlmt the Tercentenary Post, No. 263, American Legion, noon in the St. Marys Ukrainian Salk anti-polio vaccine .should ar- today advised World War I vet- Catholic Church Auditorium. The rive In the borough on Mny fi nr erans to look into the possibility annual "Svyachene" was sponsored CARTERET—A pageant and ex-' shortly thereafter and it wmiM of veteran pensions. by the Ukrainian Catholic Daugh- hlbit In celebration of the Jewish then be available for inoculations. "Some of the veterans are ell- ters. Tercentenary, sponsored Jointly If the vaccine arrives on Mhcdui*' ible from the age of 55 for gov- by the Carteret Chapter, Haddash The traditional food blessing was It Is hoped that the pronnim of rnment pensions," he said, adding and the United Hebrew Sisterhood given by the Rev. Pnul Harchison inoculating the schdol children f found. The affair was sponsored by the 45 years with the company. He should see the veterans' organiza- present timetable of supply ship- Berslow, Edward Miller, Dr. Sey- eggs known as "Pysanky," were ivinn seen this man is Carteret Lions Club of which he is was presented his button by John tion .service officers," advised the ments Is kept, Inoculations ran Iv. mour Mausner, Dr. Phillip Cho- an active member. He was pie exchanged by relatives and friends completed before this time for all ::; ,i,-t police headquar- E. Dunne, chief accountant. tax collector. , . with the Joyful greeting, "Krlstos dosh, Samuel Klein, Howard sented a plaque for his work in the Mayor Bareford The American Legion has a serv- in the age groups due to receive .. ,;;.itely. He is about flve- Miss Clarissa K. Ellis, 10 Dela- Voskress" (Christ is Risen) to Rockman, Miriam Lehrer, Rose lub and the borough. ice committee at Washington Place them first. . mid was wearing a tan ware Street, Elizabeth, head of which the answer is "Voistynu Jacoby, Garsin Oruhln. Edith Master of ceremonies was Walter in Newark In the same building as the Stenography Department, re- Asks Observance Voskress" (He is truly Risen.) Singer, Dr. Marvin Greenwald and Schonwald, president of the the VA. This committee Is staffed ceived a 35-year pin. Father Roskovics gave the clos- Herbert Harris. nliatlon. Invocation was given by by experts whose $20,000 a year ex- Thirty-year awards were given CARTERET — Observance ing prayer. The committee was as ionows: Herman HotP^.jlnncipaJ of Car- >enses are paid by Legion member: Leaders Honored to George I. Baker, 108 High ikrainians Hold Exhibit, Mrs. Sidney Fox, chair- teret High School. Speakers were "American Jewish Tercentenary through their dues. Street, Woodbridge, office engi- man. Mrs. Edward Sriapiro, Mrs. Mayor Frank I. Bareford; William Week" began with a proclamation Mr. Wadiak revealed that thl neer, and to Stephen Soltez, 275 Barbara Ann Kolnak By Cartert Post Joseph Levy, Mrs. Philip Chodosh. Dearden, former motor vehicle Sunday by Mayor Frank I. Bare- rfice was instrumental In having Annual Dinner Carteret Avenue, Carteret, Silver nee veterans receive their pen- LlKhta, Mrs. Harry Lubern. commissioner, Claude W. Harkins. ford and will continue through to- Selected as Queen CARTERET—John Kaden and district governor of Lions District Department. ions during the past two months. • ••.: iiiimn post-Easter dln- Costumes, Mrs. Harry Gotlelb, morrow, A borough wide ceremony Mrs. Anna Chorba were 16-B. William M. Lenart, 138 Fred- Ie has the proper forms to fill out. CARTERET—The Young Ladies' :,rj] Sunday In the audi chairman, Mrs. Irving Rader, Mrs. Saturday night at the annual past was held .Wednesday in the Car- Us final advice to veterans is: Sodality of the Sacred Heart ; s' Mary'» Ukrainian On the testimonial committee erick Street, Carteret, a Yard De- commanders' and past presidents' Sam Gcvirtzman. teret High School. Know where your birth papers Church selected Miss Barbara Ann , D.inhters Of the Church. were Andrew Galvanek, chairman; partment bulldozer operator, was dinner held by- Carteret Post No. Properties, Mrs. Jay Singer, nd discharges are. These are re- Kolnok queen for its May 15 i; iMins attended.. Horn, Alfred Natalonl, Walter awarded a 25-year button. 263, American Legion, and its Aux- chairman, Mrs,' Benjamin Grau, "Since citizens of Jewish faith .uired by law before any pension crowning duripg Sunday after- •• ! blessing of food was Pavlik, Norman O'Connell, Al Twenty-year pins were pre~ iliary in the Ukrainian Pavilion, Mrs. Irving Levitz. residing in the borough are now an be claimed. noon'sf meeting in the parish hall. •:i- Hi-v. Paul Harchlwn Makeup, Mrs. Morris Ulrrmn, Gindu, Steve Fedlam, Louis Sitar. sented to Benvlndo Martin, 85 with apDroxlmately 60 guests at- : .-!. Mary'i, who alao prepared to participate in the na- The crowning will be held 2:30 Mrs. Maurice Chodosh. Walter Karmazln and Michael Warren Street, Carteret; Frank tending. , i-,1, master of the affair. tionwide celebration of the Ameri- P. M. at the church. Publicity. Mrs. Sidney Fox. Keplch. Bino, 68 Birch Street, Hagaraan Kaden was presented with a dia- :iiii-> were sung under the can Jewish Tercentenary, I call ohn R. king Named Plans were also made to attend Ushers, Joy Fox, Rosalie Green- Heights; John Alflch, 61 Spruce mond past commander's but'on : ; Pmf. Vasyl Kaskiw. Street, Port Reading; ,• Daniel R. upon the citizens of the borough May devotions every Wednesday bcrg, Susan Kaplan, Judy Whol- To Head Odd Fellows night at 7:30 o'clock next month. and a set of desk colors, while .Mrs. : ('. S Roskovics, pas- Donovan, 42 New York Avenue, gemuth, Richard Brown, Albert to join in marking the American Miss Kolnok presided at the meet- Chorba received a gift from" tin- ' i-.ws Greek Catholic Local Residents Carteret; Carl Pellegrini, 261 Car- CARTERET —Carteret Lodge, auxiliary. Edward J. Dolan Sr., as guest ' speaker, Zusman. Jewish Tercentenary with a pub- ing. tert Avenue; John Smith, 83 Cen- lic ceremony," the Mayor said. OOF, installed John R. King noble first commander of Carteret Pu.st, • • •• MS also given by Jo- tral Avenue, Sewaren; Frank The proclamation declared the rand at Sunday night's meeting in was also presented a set of desk 1 .fit.i:tk. Michael Fitzula, Receive ^wards Lesko. 527 Garden Avenue, Wood- borough is proud of the part it has dd Fellows Hall. colors by Thomas ijakeway, past, 1 ihdzik, church.trustees, Private Stiegel is Now Corporal Robert Mudrak bridge; Frank Sosnowski, 22 played through the years in cham- Alsb installed was Samuel Bin- county commander* :. l! it;ik, president of Pro- At Fort Campbell, Ky, CARTERET — Two Carteret Hai?aman Street, Port Reading, pioning religious liberty and hu- tein as vice grand, the installation Is Stationed in Austria Frank Tomczuk and Mrs. Jako- A Mi.-Mtion No, 74 of Car,- residents, John Maksimik, 82 Ber- and John Ladanyi, 79 Randolph manitarian doctrines. It was being conducted by Glen W. Wed- way served as chairman and toa.it- CARTERET-^Private First Clas CARTERET—Army Cpl. Robert i nard Street, and Miss Anna Marie Street, Carteret. I pointed out that throughout the more, district deputy of District No master for the dinner. Mrs. Mar- Francis L. Stegiel, son of Mr. and .G. Mudrak, son of Mrs. Ida Tem- "I'.ruduced were Mrs. Siplak, 123 Lincoln Avenue, have Ten-year awards were received history of the borough, Jews have 10. garet Sldun, auxiliary president, Mrs. Frank Steglel, 51 Randolph The ceremony included prcsen- palfiky, 17 John Street, is a member '<'• ui!,ii,ik and Mrs. Angle been presented awards,for sug- by Walter Chambers, 35 Essex participated in every facet of the and Steve Stek, post commander, Street, is i now 'stationed at Forl tation of 25 year jewels to Robert I of the 350 th Infantry Regiment in welcomed the guests, who included' • li'Mdenl and secretary gestions accepted by the "Coin Street, Carteret; Frank Rich- community's growth and develop- *'-i:i'lic Daughters; Miss Campbell, Kentucky. - ~ ~ - Austria. Mrs. Harry Gleckneu, of Carteret, Your Ideas" Committee of the mond, 358 W. 122nd Street, New ment. ;. Brown, Gustav Wulf, Meyer Ro- '' Ukrainian Catholic Pfc. SteBVDl.'a qualified parachu ienbleeth, John F. Richardson, Mudrak, a radio operator in department president; Mrs. Fred 1 Ess* Research and Engineering York City, and Burnett Michaux. •••> --if President and Mrs. tlst, has been assigned to Company Company. "She Idea submitted by ohn MarcLniak, and Aaron Ra- Headquarters and Service Com- Bahlman, county president; Mrs. 303 W, 149th Street, New York Clifford Cutter of Carteret, junior - •'• uiek and Mrs. Matilda "D." of tha 188th Airborne Infun- MrJ Maksimlk provided for a inowitz. pany, entered the Army in Sep- try Regiment, which is part of the City. past county president; William • •' ' \ ^-chftirmen for the af- method for increasing the effi- Prom to Feature It was announced a joint theater tember 1953 and arrived in Europe famed Uth. Airborne Division He Mr, Walz originally' joined the in February, 1954. Carteij, county commander ar.d Mi- •''•• v.viv assisted by a com- ciency of security patrol, and that party will be held at Millburn in : is in the heavy 30 caliber Machine company as an office boy at the May with members of Deborah Re- He was was graduated in 1953 chael Puskas, past department ••<'veil members of the of Miss Siplak for the elimination Gun 71810011. Pfc. SteRiel has been age of 14. The Job was supposedly Hawaiian Theme bekah Lodge.- from Drew University. treasureriiii'i . ', of equipment to facilitate the Easter eggs were ex- placed on special duty to attend a temporary one. He advanced to operation of coin vending ma- •'i'tl F'lther Roskovics the Junior NCO Leader's Academy the position of clerk in the ship- CARTERET—The Carteret High chines. : prayer. here. ping department and later to head School gymnasium will be trans of the metal department. In 1936 formed inte a magical setting ol Receive First Communion he was named assistant/paymaster "Hawaiian Paradise" on May 20 and in 1950 he advanced to pay- for the annual Junior-Senior Prom Westvaco Wins Six Safety Awards master. He is the father of two to be held: from 9 AM. until children!- twin boys, now age 23 A. M. Al Kalla and hk-orchestr Both are single and living , at wil| provide the music for dancing. home. One of his sons works1 at A buffet Juncheon is to be pre- the Raritan Arsenal and the other pared with the help of the Cartere is graduating this year from Rider High School PTA. College. The Prom committee consistsfcf Mil. Walz is a lifelong residenl Beverly Bazsa, general chairmbn of Carteret and has lived at 53 Gloria Graeme and Loretta f\i Atlantic Street since 1929. cholski, bids; Frances Schant Also Retired decorations; Florence Mus&yka Anthony Kallszuk, 24 Chrome construction; Kathleen Lynch, re Avenue, retired from the employ freshments; and Helen Demetei of the U. S. Metals Refining Com- arrangements. Arbor Qay Observances Held in Carteret Schools CARTERET — The Washington Day of Forest Trees," Thomas Mfliuol formal observance of Arbor Krissak," Mary Jane' Tmosky; Day wus held during the regular •recitation, "Arbor Day," Joyce assembly period on Wednesday. Kuhck, Kevin O'Connor; song, The true weaning of Arbor Day "Planting Seeds," assembly; reci- was .stressed during the week. tation, "Trees," Gail Maksimik, Kuril child discovered many ways Beverly Bohanek, Ronna Belufsky; in which he can be, and has al- song, "Arbor Day," class; recita- ready bet'ii, a part In conserving tion, "The Little Plant," Francis out natural resources, Hovanec, Raymond Lukaczewskl, Tin' assembly program was as Irene Small; song, "Arbor Day" ftilluws: Prayer; Salute to'the Flug, Kindergarten registration is stiil William Slivka; song, "America," open. Early registration a Ida In a assembly; recitation, "Plant a more satisfactory arrangement ol Twenty children in the above |>hoto received Kirsi Holy t uiiunuiiiun last Sunday ul SI. 1-lla-,' (iittk Tiee," Linda Kazo; recitation, classes. Catholic Church followiuij the 8:15 Mass. Kev ('. S. Huakovics conducted the services. Utisun biaiN •'Arbor Day," Frederick Herbeck; MIBS Florence Rutel's second and prayer books were given to the children iis silts from the ladies' Guild, and a communion liri..iv readinu. "Song in April," Lois grade class will entertain their fast was served by the Mother* Club. The "m«el»" were Eleanor Jsoob and Susan Elaine llov iral. Bodnur; poem, "Trees,"' Deborah mothers and friends on Wednes- The children who received communion were Allen Fazekas, ^ouU K&thridge, Hubert I.eUc, Willi.iUL 8livk«flli>b«rt St|»ii. Kuiwld Uw, K«im«lh Kuotyai, Theodore Sn.ocrioi, Nichols M^luily, Jr., K Uouohue, Joseph Kleban, William day ipoming, May 4, 11)55, ut a ''"-««r, O.D«ty Dlrtdur »( the 1U*1 km «r Ub»r. pr«««U Wr Bureau of Heiber, Christine Zubaoh; song, class wl(l present the play, "Flow- dall Horvath, Naney Strouick, Janice WdiUUk, Veronica Moga, Marianne Kovohuk, Betty Kuzmu, t« rersuiuirl Dei.artinent looks V. S. Metals Social Club Woodman Circle Junior Kudela-Ondrejcak Weddh\ )Im Dorothy M. Higgins Sacred Heart PTA United Hebrew Miss at Club Annual Dance on May l.i Rite Held at St. Joseph Communion Set CARTERET- -The United States Sisterhood Donor CARTERET — The Woodmen Bride of Albert J. Zullo Metals Refining Company Salar- Circle Junior Miss Club met al the CARTKRKT At ,i,.! J home of Miss Dale Lucnt, 99 Henld A lV ' ARTRRET — St. Stephen's groom attended Carteret School CARTERET — Sacred Heart ied Employees Social Club held a ceremony performed committee meeting to further plans Dinner Thursday Street. Rose Marie Fllrp president, Louis M. Cnrtney, )),,,•-• i ']• -n. FVith Amboy. was the and is employed by the Borousii PTA will serve a communion presided. for their annual dance which is to Magyar Reformed Joseph's Church. Si'tfi • in : of the marriage of Miss of Carkvel. breakfast this Sunday, for the CARTBRET—The United Heb- Mrs. Julia Tarnlk, Junior Super- be held Friday. May 13 at the Miirunret Ondrejcak. .-i :hv M Hli!gtns, daughter of children of the First Holy Com- rew Sisterhood of Carteret will visor gave a brief taty on the State Bethlen Hall Baron Boblc and his Mr. anrl Mrs, Stephen r< , > J '!• .loini Biln.v 266 Davidson munion class after the 7:45 A. hold Its first annual Dinner next Convention held in Atlantic city. Church Services orclwtrn will provide the music fi7 Randolph atre?t, •v,'inn'. Perth Amboy, and the Change* M. Mnss. Rev. L J. Petrick, pnstor, Letters received from Miss Louise '"• HIP and the affair will be open to the Thursday evening, at the Clinton :.!'>• John HlBKlns. to Albert J. is clebrant Patrick., national junior supervisor, bride of Jahn Kuriela In Church Service* public. Manor in Newark. The dinner will CARTERET - Friday, at 2:30 V. i.Vt son of Mr and Mrs. Car- The breakfast committee ln- Mrs. Anna C. Matlnck. State Mnn- Mr. and Mrs. John it:;.;.'U« Walter Stoplnski, chairman, re- commence at 7:30 P. M., followed P. M, religious instructions will ii!' M 7,iillo, 0 Roisevelt Avenue, CARTERET-Rev. Orvllle Da- ieludes: Mrs. Irene Ciko. Mrs. Mar- ager and Mrs. Helen Johnson Na- Third Street. For! Rc.ui.v ported on the progress of the by entertainmnt in charge of Dr. be Riven to grammer and hlg'.i '•."••ret. Saturday *The doublo- vidson pastor of St. Mink's Epis- bret Clark, Mrs. Irene Helley.. tional Committee woman were The bride, who was dance. The committee is also com- Herman Dlstler of Newark, comic school students. At 3:30 P. M., the • : iTrcmony was performed by cop.il Church has annnunced that Mrs. Julia KiiMiik and Mrs. J. read congratulating the group on marriage by her father \ prised of David Jacobowitz, 8teve monoioglst. Junior Confirmation Class will hi'. Jd-cpli M. Grystonk. this Sundny only the lute service Remildl. th«ir newly formed club and wish- meet. At 8 P, M., the. Young Peo- gown of Chantllly laee ,,;,,, will be changed from 9:30 A. M. The monthly meeting of the P- Sulek, Ralph Hague, Harold Per- Cochalrihan of the affair are ing them continued success. Tii' bride. given in marriage by ry, Oeorge Sloan, Helen Hell, Ka- Mrs. Edwurd Ulrrran and Mrs. ple's Club will convene. with a redingote extend:!, to B A. M. The emphasis of the T.A. will be held next Thursday The next regular meeting of the shcrt train. The fitter] t,., .' .Me;jfather, John Bllas, wore service will be on the work of the thy Toth, Dolores Vargo, and Stel- Leon Oreenwald. Mrs. Leo Gold- A bake sale will be held by the ;; evening, at 7:30 P. M. In the par- group will be held May 12, at the j made with a mandarin r,,. ; • h-.iplcss nown of fan-pleated Woman's Auxiliary. There will be la Bialowarczuk. berg, program chairman will be Lurantfy Women's Society Satur- ish hall. The following will be home of Miss Arlcne Lovas, 101 lang sleeves and wa; ••;' . ; . ;, lulle over satin with H a corporate communion of the hostesses, Mrs. John Gallo, Mrs. assisted by Mrs. Samuel Rosen* Lincoln Avenue. 'day noon at the Bethlen Hall, and with Iridescent ssquins n,-, ,'•••!.n|!»ic of lace which termi- women and girls to be followed Walter Galv;.nek. Mrs. Phil Ore- baum. In charge of decorations Sunday after both the English gertip-length veil of H;, , ^ I,M'I"1 mi(i a chapal veil. Her vsll after the service.by ii breakfast KO, Mrs. Francis Hovanec, Mrs, Presbyterian will be Mrs. Benjamin Zusman and Hungarian worship services uf iilu.-ion was attached to a cay for them served by the St. Mark's Mrs. Theodore Huber, Mrs. John assisted by Mr?. Irving Isaacs, at the Church Hall on Pershing attached to a crown Jean Carroll, sister of the .CARTERET—A Mother's Day be held that night. She will be as- sister of the bride, wrv :j ,, the usual sorvlce at 8 A. M. will The special prize will be do- ons. Mrs. Helen Nemish. Mrs. 'ur.Cw. was matron ow honor and Banquet will be sponsored by the sisted by Mrs. Irving Levitz. tron of honor, and ant):;;i also be held. nated by Mrs, Mary Vallo. ,/' CARTERET — Carteret H i K h Stephen Phillips, Mrs. Irene Luk- men of the CO-Weds on Satur- Miss Irene Ondrejc.uk ,,a ijiiiiesiiUKls were Miss Doris Mer- The invocation will be given by seniors continue to receive accep- ach. Mrs. Helen Kalas, Mrs. Grace The "Young Churchmen" of the day evening. May 7, at 6:30 P.M. maid of honor. The .,,;, >n Kiunsburg, and Miss Shirley Rabbi Lewis Brenner, and Mrs. tances from schools of their pref- Nasy, Miss Ethel Mllak, teachers. St. Mark's EplM'opul Church will There will be entertainment fea- was Miss Alice Rac, p«>-1;. y .riM-limas. Perth Amboy. Meyer Rosenblum outgoing presi- erence and some are fortunate to anci_ Mrs. Betty Lazur. secretary, play hnst to Severn I Young Church- turing piano solos, vocal solos and Oeorge Hutnik. Peri. \\ T.n'irs.i Ann Higgins, sister of Baptist Church dent will give her final report. be able to make a choice. in ehnrKP. English language wor- men Groups of the Episcopal duets, and a humorous Men's served as best man an ; \n The following officers will be in- Ernest Albrecht has qualified for ship service will be held at 10 A. '}-.:• rj;i13f•. was junior bridesmaid. Church, Sunday evening in the Fashion show. Plants will be given Capik, Carteret, cou.s.n ,,(. stalled; Mrs. Louis Brown, presi- Cornell University. Last week he M., and Hungai'lun worship at 11 Michael Kepich, Jr., Carteret, parish rooms. All members of the News • Services to all mothers present. The oldest bridegrodVi, and Mlr.hai. KoJ 'I'ui'il as bi'st man and Edward dent; Mrs. Irving Rader, first was listed among students admit- A. M. St. Murk's [iroup are urged lo be and youngest mothers present will Perth Amboy, were ushr Kj>s:osiak. Carteret, and William vice-president; Mrs. Morris Ul- ted to Montclalr State Teachers present. CARTERKT-The Ladles Ouild be specially honored with corsages. On their return from , .j Ciiin;], Perth Amboy. ushered. man, second vice-president; Mrs. College. ; J( The regular meeting of the Altar will hold its regular monthly meet- William Elliott, Jr., will be the trip to Atlantic City. \\ - ing this evening at the home of the master of ceremonies. Tickets sell Sidney Katz, treasurer; Mrs. Ben- Frank Toth also may choose be- : Mr and Mrs. Zullo are now on Guild ol the St. Mark's Episcopal Kudela will make then- .,, president. Mrs. Edward Macalik. for $1.25 for adults and $.50 for jamin Albert, recording secretary; tween Rutgers University and La- Students Attend 3 a \'i'iidini! 1 rip to Florida, and on Church will bo held Tuesday eve- 123 First Street. For tr.: Devotions will bo led by Mrs. Jo- children. Only a limited number of Mrs. Al Miller, corresponding sec- fayette College. Editor of the '•;• .i M'tum the will be at home ning May 3, at 7:30 P. M. in the bride wore a pink (in 1 parish rooms seph Miitus. Future plans will be tickets are available now. retary; Mrs. Leon Oreenwald. re- Loudspeaker and former president i iInn- friends at 87 Edwin of the Chess and Checkers Club, Opera Meeting coat, flower hat, navy i. 1 i:iit cnrteret, after May 9. drawn for a "Tom Thumb" wed- Circle II of the Women's Asso- gional secretary, and Mrs, Rose Schwartz, chaplain. Prank is the son of Mr. and Mrs. sories and an orchid c, Fin iravi'lmn, the bride selected ding to be sponsored by the Guild ciation will meet at the home of RUMMAGE SALE rinder the chairmanship of Mrs. Mrs. Elsie Dmytriw, 162 Pershing Reservations for the dirlner will Frank Toth, 11 Salem Avenue. CARTERET — Lust Friday a The bride is a gradu.i ;'ii ice blue dress white coat, and meet in!; (if the Metropolitan Opera CARTERET —The Carteret Kenneth Adams assisted by Mrs. Avenue, on Tuesday evening, May be open until Monday, and may Barbara Saelag, 669 Roosevelt tert High School, ami p..,; :| I;..i' k picture hat. Guild Student Council wa.s held in Chapter of Hadas.sah Is sponsoring Peter DiDomito. Refreshments will 3, at 8:00 P. M. The laat portion be had by contacting Mrs. Edward Avenue, has been accepted by marriage was employ^ Phiinfield Hi<:h School. Plainfield, 'I lie bride is a graduate of HofT- n rummngo .sale to be held all this bt> served by the hostess. of Paul's letter to the Colosslans Ulman, CA. 1-7370. Those mem- Muhlenberg Hospital School of Pacific Airmntlve Cor|: New Jersey. nuii FIHi School, South Amboy, comim: week at (iO Essex Street The Ladles Aid Society held Its will be studied. bers requiring transportation will Nursing. In high school, Barbara Her husband is also ;i has been in the opera guild, a cap- an I IN employed at Flagstaff corner of Persnint; Avenue under monthly meeting last Sunday af- be contacted personally and pick- Joan JCish, vice president of Car- of Carteret High Sc pella choir, mixed chorus, and a I'mifis. Perth Amboy. The bride- the direction of Mrs. Louis Brown. ternoon at which time they voted a ed up at their homes. teret High School Opei-ii Guild. served three years ir, donation toward the Eastern Bap- reporter for the Anne Scott News. Carol Nudge, and Miss Kramer, ad- Force, including duty J-,I tist Women's Conference which OBITUARIES Russia is said to have big oil Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Stan- visor, attended the meeting. is employed at the Lin, i,:.-i ley Szelag.\ will be held this Saturday in Wal- stockpile for war. Thirty-three schools were repre- cury plant, Edison TDKI:.-,.:,, Carteret's Most lingford, Conn. A warm midday SERVICES CONDUCTED Another nursing school appli- sented at the meeting. The follow- dinner is awaiting all delegates at- FOR ANTHONY CZAJA cant. Loretta Nagy, 16 Lowell ing officers were elected: HEAR tending this Conference. All those Street, has met the requirements CARTERET — Funeral services President, Alice Welnburger; desiring to attend this Conference of Muhlenberg miti Oranse Mem- Modern and Up-to-Date for Anthony Czaju of 132G Roose- Vice-President, David Tenney; please notify the Pastor immedi- orial Hospitals. Loretta is the HOW CHRISTIAN SCtEN velt Avenue, were held Wednesday Secretary, Caroline Tansley. utely. morning in the Holy Family R.C. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Church. The Rev. Joseph Czaja Nagy. She has also been in the a A .short musical program, by HEALS Church Services was celebrant of a solemn high cappella choir, mixed chorus,,opera Plainfield High School .students WOK 710 KC. l:i;» 1' M LIQUOR 10 A. M. Sunday School with requiem Mass, with the Rev. L. J. guild, library, and typing dubs. followed. classes for all ages. After the Class Patrick assisting as deacon and the study period, final preparations Rev. Raymond Szulecki as sub- will be made for a Mother's Day deacon. The Rev. M. A. Konopka Program to be given by the chil- delivered the eulogy. Interment C 4ei&9J i STORE dren on the following Sunday. was in St. Gertrude's Cemetery, 11 A. M. Morning Worship with Colonia. Junior and Senior choirs partici- Bearers, all members of the Holy Is Now pating. The ordinance of Holy Family Society, were Adam Yap- Communion will be observed at this czynski, Anthony Tuholski, Alex- Service, ander Bastek, Frank Penkul, Peter 6 P. M. the Calvary Teens will Bednarz and Anthony Pichalski, hold their regular monthly meet- 4JOPALONG; READY TO SERVE ing in the church lower auditorium. STEVE SZELESCSKY 7 P. M. Sunday evening happy CARTERET—Steve Szelesczsky, says: "DAIRY FRESH hour Song Service with introduc- 77 years, 31 Salem Avenue, died tion of new Choruses. A brief de- Wednesday, April 27, at the Mid- You With All votional will follow led by the dlesex Nursing Home, Metuchen. Pastor. He is survived by his wife.Eliza- beth and children in Europe. BF Goodrich Your NEEDS! The Senate Banking Committee s Funeral services wift be held this "friendy study" of the stock mar- afternoon at 2 P. M. from the Sy- Pay Vs a Visit at • t' ket will be continued by a sub- nowiecki Funeral Home. Interment committee, to be appointed. 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DOROTHY HEPWORTH Ukrainian Dinner (\RTFHET Mr and Mrs. M '" CA-1-7341 CA-1-4390 .inlin H.-irharc/nk of II) Laurel CARTERET—Post-East«r din- surd hi'ld .ri iwty at home In ner ond d«nce slven last Sunday ,,„• meeting of the Car- or in advance. Don't forget the by the Combined Societies of St. luin.'i nf thi'ir sin John's third ,ll Taxpayers Assocta- date—Sunday, June 5, at Roose- f Demetrius Ukrainian Orthodox Monclny, Mav 22, elt Park, Metuchen, N. J, please Church was attended by some 300 Music Boom of the ee Mrs. Rose Rosenbaum or Mr. iucKis attnirtrnE were MiM m adults and youngsters. After the IS6. t 8 P. M. Mr, Edward Bob Sharkey for tickets, iamif Barbarzuk ol Carteret, invocation offered by Rev. John "vi'llbc guest speaker. His The First Aid Squad is soliciting Mi niitl Mrs, Stephen Toth of Himdlak, Walter W Wadlak, jnV -'I/'Kal Besponslbili- or funds. Don't forget to remem- Kurds Mr and Mrs. John Toth, president of the board of trustees, pi•c ,hMInmo Owner." ber this organization. They con- Mr iinrl Mrs Edward Toth and l( welcomed all guests. Dr. Peter tribute an invaluable service to Mr iin.l Mrs, Rosco Comwell, all Department asks the Wnsko of the Perth Amboy staff he community. This Is their only r>r Melin-lien; Mr, and Mrs. Ed- ,f all home owners wns the principal speaker He des- solicitation for funds which are wiinl Julian and children bl Perth lint; Hiwns to please cribed old Ukrainian customs of needed to keep the cars and am- ho dirt, and rocks at the observance of Easter and gave Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. Berglan (,xrP.ss bulances In proper repair. All the property—not In a vivid picture of persecution of the Toll) and sons of Fords. Mr. and ( members are volunteers. Mrs Stephen Trith and children ' :.. i,eilvl.ig' debris in the Church and suppression of human '!, MIWS sower problems. The liberties under the Soviet regime of South River; Mtois Barbara »"", ,;,,„ will Pick up all this in Ukraine. Having arrived In this UiokaUsh and Mr find Mrs. An- Lady Craftsmen country five years ago, Dr. Wasko drew Renlck and children of Edi- help out a pointed out that freedom which, is son Township: Mr. and Mrs. "";•• •„„„ is In nerd of a ride Elect Officers enjoyed by all the people in the Frank Toth and daughter of New n IK'A pli'iH in Rahway on United States although it Is so Market, and Mr. and Mrs, James 1 often taken for granted, Felicita- Toth of Connecticut. •„, m inldalKht shift. Please CARTERET — Mrs. William tions to the parish on the foVth-. j Also Donna Greenberg. Judy Baldwin was elected president of coming completion of the Commu- Leone. Richard Greenhorn, Gary I |U(k to Snl Atnorello, 79 the Lady Craftsmen's Club at the Om nity Center were also expressed by , Oreenberg and James Shymanski, v ^IITI'I. who has opened annual meeting in the club rooms Victor Stempel of Perth Amboy, . all Of Carteret. .,d poultry market at 575 on Elm Street. Mrs. Mary Shummy, president of rl! AITIIUC in the Hill sec- Other officers elected were Mrs. DOM the Sisterhood, Mrs. Ann Tracz for Frank Manhart, vice president; St. Ann's Auxiliary, Mrs. Mary APPOINTED (H,AIRMAN Dll ,iv who found black 1M Mrs. Rose Zazworsky, secretary, Hn:row for PTA, Harry Wolansky, |.|,1MIT with white fringe CARTERET-Mary Kitrsnak. 45 and Mrs. Helen Mucha, treasurer. Sr., John Lesky, Stanley Phillips, ,\ iir Avenue playground. Emerson Street, a chemistry major H!l Mrs. Baldwin announced Instal- Dmitri Zazworsky, Michael Muzy- ,',,l'('A 1-7493. at Wagner Collene. Is serving as lation of officers will take place at ka, Nicholas Kira, Stephen Stek, ,,!• I i iiiizzi), son of Mr. and publicity chairman of the Student the May 13 meeting, at which time Myron Dtaczyszyn, Mrs. Mary Mas- y i'.,, Bozza. 81 Hickory Affiliate Joint Meeting of the she will name her standing com- ley and Joseph Lesky. American Chemistry Society, to- Inn ,,11 M|-nduate from the mittees. morrow at City College. li,:i prep School In South Mrs. Charles Hemsel, retiring Beautifully decorated Easter eggs ,. ',,'„ June 5, 1955. He will president, conducted the election were distributed to some twenty, Miss Karsnak, the daughter of srtmi Hall University tak- after which the members planned participants. A dance was held! Mr, and Mrs Michael Karsnak, is after tUe dinner with K-Dets or-1 a Junior at Wagner. ;, -medical course. a theater party and dinner in New chestra playing. ,'n,l \n> Al Miller and their York May 20, with Mrs. Manhart Dr. Irwin B. Wilson, n member -..,;,:,, ],. Di'cna and Danny, in charge of reservations. A group of children, 7-8 years of of the Neurology Department of ,,! ,.| street, attended a Wel- A penny sale followed the meet- age, will begin instructions In Columbia University, will be the jlV,,,., party in Philadelphia Ing. Mrs. Frank Bareford and Mrs. catechism prior to their first con- V\ guest speaker at the conference u,r „[ O;uy Miller who hasRose Breza were In charge of hos- fession to be made June 4th. The which will be represented by 15 iHMi (rum serving in the MRS. FRANK P. PANEK colleges In greater Manhattan. He nt pitality. first session with Rev. John Hun- MISS GENEVIEVE URBANSKI dlak In charge of the instructions will speak on "Nerve Oases." f,i|YCS CARTERET—Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Urbanski, 41 Pulaski Sharkey. Htckor; REGISTER CHILDREN CARTERET—Miss Marlene Ann Marroni, daughter of Mr. and will be held Saturday at 11 o'clock Avenue, annftunce the engagement of their daughter, Oenevleve, 1 CARTERET—Rev. Louis Cort- Mrs. Albert Marroni, 34 Essex Street, became the bride of Frank In the morning at the church hall. 1,1 Ki and time at the clr- to Walter Mynlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Constantyn Mynlo, of 101 ney, pastor of St. Joseph R. C P. Panek, 316 Summit Avenue, Pcith Amboy, in a double-ring hi.v with his son, Bobble. Edgar Street. •iv/bir, 29 Ash Street, ls Church has announced that Kin- ceremony performed at 11 o'clock Saturday mnrnirn in St, Jo- Mis M Mother's Day program will be Both are graduates of Carteret High Sthool. Miss Urbanski ls ANNUAL SPRING DANCE dergarten registrations for the St seph's R. C. Church. The Rev. Victor Grabrian O.S.M., performed the ?: itcn Island Hospital for given by the pupils of St. Deme- employed by the Firat National Bank' in Carteret, and Mr. Mynlo Sponsored by the Joseph Parochial School will be- the double-ring ceremony. trius Sunday School Sunday, May gin Sunday, May 1, and continue by the O & H Construction Co., In Kenllworth. Carteret Cavaliers :;.itiiliitl'o '- !I>I the CPTA picnic arc our recent bereavement in the us in our recent bereavement in CARTERET, IN. J. •!,• Hi iiicmber no tickets will Joseph Guth < husband < loss of our dearly beloved father, the loss of our dearly beloved --'.'i v :!,(•> door the day of the and Torkos Family grandfather, great-grandfather Ail tickets must be paid mother, grandmother and sis- and brother. Anthony Czaja. Beginners' Classes ter, Barbara Tahirak; APRIL 30 We especially wish to thank for School Age Children We especially wish to thank Rev. M. A. Konopka, Rev. Jo- Rev. A. J, Huber. Rev. Gilbert seph Czaja, Rev. L. J. Petrick, Will Commence . . . to Mihalyi, HQly Mary Society, Rev. Raymond Szulecki, Sisters Mothers. Club, Robins Rod and of Holy Family R. C. Church, Gun Club, Scale House and Holy Family Society, Polish Aid MAY 7 crane crew refining office U. S. Society, machine shop boys U. Saturday, April 30, 1955 M. R. Co., Q. F, H, C, supervi- S. M. R. Co. Eastside Metal, em- AT 11:15 A. M. sion U. S. M. R. Co., Metallurg- ployees of Union Purolator ical Research department U- S. Products, Chemical Workers A. BEACON M. R. Co., U. A. W.C.I. O. Local A. C. Co., erection shop boys U- Enroll Now by 595, honorary pall bearers, ac- S. M. R. Co., P. R. 12 Line Co- tive pall bearers, Carteret and workers of Euco., Purolator BABY Woodbridge Police Departments Products, Inc., pallbearers, Car- Calling CA1-7574 Complete and the Synowiecki Funeral teret police escort and the BLANKETS Home for satisfactory services Synowiecki Funeral Home for rendered. ' , satisfactory services renderecj. Rayon and Nylon LAYETTE ITEMS •^ 0 AI R Y f A R M S -,'' Family of the lfite Family 6f the late . 36 x 50 Including ' Anthony: Czaja Barbara Tahirak MOLDED FASHIONS COAT FACTORY Assorted Colors • SHIRTS THIS • DIAPERS ANNUAL WEEKS • QUILTED PADS SPECIAL • RECEIVING ••« Stay on the SUNNY side SPRING BLANKETS • COTTON PATCH • KIMONAS SALE! QUILTS • SWEATERS1 2.98 t DIAPER BAGS NOW IN FULL Percale • BIBS Pllsse ! 3.98 • NOVELTIES SWING! CRIB COMFORTER • BOOTEE SETS • SUITS I A hhO Orion Polo *T.C7O ROSEBUD • SHIRTS SAVE NYLON I • TERRYI JAMA others from 3.98 to 5.98 3-Pc. S|ts 20% • BABY DEER When d»child draws o picture of the world, ON ALL • CARRIAGE SHOES there's always a sun shining, COVER SETS • DRESSES even when it's raining. I COATS 2.98 to 4.98 The same cheery confidence shows Full Line of in pictures of financtat security SUITS JPLAYTEX created by steady'sawi. . SALESROOM HOHOURSU : Dally 9 A.-M. to < P. M. BABY NEKDS TOPPERS Krlday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ,Be a steady saver... Saturday 9 A. M. to 5 P. * SUNDAY' 11 A. M. to 4 F. O BAB if - STORE HOURS: and stay on the sunny side of life. MONDAY UNION, N;J. ., BLANKETS OI'KN KVKN1NGS "I'll- 6 2.98 to 5.98 FK1DAV Til. II CLOSICI) WKUNKSIIAV MUrdock 6-1900 MAKEUStf JFINB IN The PEBTU AMBOY COATS W SUITS WOODBRIDGE, FORDS, CARTERET Christensen' Savings Institution Stair HI Merest 2-4358 MM MMOV. I •ii HOUR SERVICE <)7 M i/\ u_ irVV'^/VV'*.' VVsf /Vv i CARTERET r: FRIDAY, .-kPRIl. 29. 195S L. I OLI Ins at. 10:30 A. M. win count one and look left. 2 count I are dome times lost or stolen and Saaovet*. Theresa OTear, John Ifcoys and girls sometimes find on the school Kiotiini:; Stringier, Susan Toth; original two and look right. 3 count, thrfip Special Program Two Safety Films and watch for nny turning cars Wm. While playing with these permits, the childiv>, /,• Local Firm Given Plaques compositions, 'What Arbor Day caps, explosions frequently occur. then If It's i»fe to walk across the syi-amore tree in t.l,i- f, Means to Me." Clifford Jenkins. I nnd as a result hundred's have been street go. Offered by Pupils I Robert Mlkuskl, Robert Horn, Shown at School hurt. school. The tree wn, ,„, By State Division of Labor ' Nancy Relsz, Andrea Kublak, Eva The second film "Blasting Caps Boys anrt girls should know what the children RS a ^n ]y 1 Davis, Robert King, William Turk. NATHAN lire Dangerous," was borrowed from CARTERET — 8tatn and na- , Westvaro people—was the Impor- CARTERET — A special Arbor I B blasting cap looks like, and what umbus-Cleveland p •]• ,\ tional rprotmitlon WHS accorded tant consideration Day Program was presented by the! John Batista. Walter Tandyrak. Two safety films were shown to the Institute of Makers of Explo- The third grade classes also sang sives. Blasting caps kill, malm and great damage It can do. If found it The program win i,;;; last wrrk in the employes of the Mr. Donovan indicated that he slJcth. seventh and eighth Krades the student body of the Nathan Jrcnl plant of Westvnco Mineral at the Columbus School Monday. several songs. A poem, 'The Wil-Hale School by Joseph Combn, blind children when they explode. should be left alone. Other boys Lord's Prayer; Sniutr ,,, Dersonnn.v and officially endorses lows," was recited by Sharon Products Division, Pood Ma- the plant safety program, as do The complete program was as princlp&l. The first film was bor-Blasting caps are small copper or and girls should be warned and a song, America, assnnbu Hamilton and Walter Qavor and aluminum cylinders about as big chinery and Chemical Corp. for all the member* of the Union. follows: "Tree* are Our Friends." rowed from the department of report made to a Mreman, police- recitation, Trees, by ji,Vr,. Hurry Burton recited 'Trees." around as a lead pencil and be- their efforts In the cause of of Edward J. Guldidus, personnel Ethel Poloncsak, Christine Jolnes, law and safety, traffic bureau, man, sheriff or other law enforce- kindergarten classes: V Industrial sflfety Six plaques and manager, in commenting on the Oeor&ette cinege, Eleanor Mltro, Trenton, and stressed the rules of tween 1 Vi and 5 Inches long. They »ONT ment officer, Oreetlng, first mud,. , rprtiflcfltes were presented In a awardfi. agreed that this definitely Llllinn Fodor; "Preparation of Strip-dancers continue to safe crossing for boys and girls of contain R highly sensitive explosive simple ceremony at the plant to was go, as such records can be Soil," Stephen Fedorr "Fertile flourish and the officials don't streets. Booklets and buttons were and are used' to explode dynamite. Cleveland School Trees Dream, second •..>,, Soil." Arthur Donovan; "Soil Ero- T F Jackson, resident manager, achieved only by active safety con- Mem- to get anything on them.— Issued to each boy and girl on rules to mine coal, build bridges, roads , The Cleveland School children in conclusion the ?\-<-v\' as representative of the employes. sciousness by each and every mem- sion." Mlcrmel Keleman. Portland Evening Express. of the 1-2-3-Go Club. 1 means arid make rivers deeper. These caps i will observe Arbor Day this morn - the Song, Arbor Dnv The supervisory group and several ber of the plant work force "Salute to the Trees," Travers uninn representatives, including Pens commemorating the one Cambria, Caesar Williams. Ken- Richard Donovan, president, were million man hours of work without i neth Ward; "All Things are Beau- p:wn; lost time accidents were distributed i tiful." Dolores Berghout, Antoin- to all employees. ette 'Abateitiavcn, Barbara Mada- C Oenrge KrucRer. deputy di- Jewskl; "April Morning," Chris- rector n[ the Division of Labor, tine Morris: "April Weather." Pa- presented the Bureau of Enxl- tricia Drbler; "The Heart of the 7Aon Lutheran Church Whin Oood Living Comtt E»8V neerini; and Safety Award on be- Tree," Loretto Roitowski, Carolyn h.ilf of the New Jersey Depart- Guild Plum Supper Nagy; "Emphasis on Trees." Wil- mcni of Labor and Industry. Mr. liam Na«y.« . On Your f*oek«tbtoK Knie«er indicated that this award CARTERET—The Ladles Guild "Melody in F," piano selection, has been achieved previously only of the Zion Lutheran Church will Helen Macalik: poem, "The Trees," by 53 plants in the state. He added sponsor a talent and cake sale and Clara Kantnr; recitation, "Spring that the efforts of the Westvaco supper to be held May 7. at 1:30 Prophecies," Bertha Johnson, The assembly ,for the lower employes and manaRement dem- P. M with the supper belnii served onstrated that Industrial safety Is grades was held Tuesday when the at 4 P. M The affair will be held In an attainable goal if the right program was presented as follows: safety attitude exists. the church hall. "Trees." nil fifth grade pupils; It was announced that proceeds recitation, "Spring," Barbara Two awards were presented for realized from this affair will go to- Wagner; "My Favorite Tree," Mar- the Nutloptil Safety Council by garet Goyebs; "Whispering Trees," wards the church building fund. Willtum Shea, safety engineer. The Joyce Klinn; "What Do We Plant," first was their Award of Merit for Harriet Weehtor, Stephen Peter- the completion of more than one PRESIDENT OF STUDENTS ,scak, MadL'lene Prank; poem, million miuihows of work without CARTERET -Vincent Oormlcy. "Trees," Betty Jane Jolnes, Oerald ii lost-time injury, a record which son of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Gorm- Mlnard, .Donna Jubin, Donald bcimii In August, 1953. The second ley. who was a graduate of Cartcrct was u plaque for a perfect acci- Hisdi School class of 1952, now ut- ADVERTISEMENT Lancaster Brand "U.S. Choice" dent free year ill 1954. tendinK the University of Mexico The President's Award from in Albuquerque, New Mexico was F. M. C for the best safely per- elected president of the student formance. umunR Its law chemical body. April 20, by 37 votes. At pres- plants was presented by John ent he is with the United States FEMININE Kiuly, of the Chemical Division's Air Foicc R.O.T.C. He is studying Industrial Relations staff. He also law ut the University «nd l« u • LATTERY presented u plaque fur a perfect member of the Kappa Alpha Fra- year in 1954. ternity. by The final uward was a certificate • Borden's' SURPRISE CENTER ib Roast from the Manufacturing Chemists' TO MEET SUNDAY OVEN «ADY! 84 MAIN ST. WOOUURIDGE Association In recognition of the CARTERET — The City Line 1954 record. Social and Athletic Club Inc., will Jane Doe has been going 7-Inch Cut! Mr. Juckson, in accepting the hold its re»ulnr meeting, Sunday slinhtly berserk lately. It's gar- awards on behalf of all the .em- afternoon, ul 4 P.M. in the club- denim! time, imtl she must get ONE PRICE--NONE HIGHER! ployes, held out the aim of achiev- rooms. outside to take care of her ACME'S own beef buyers In the heart of the (rreat •• ing others in the future. He em-', Ticket returns for the second an- newly-blooming "pride and aftttle-rslslng; centers select only choke, corn-fed young |D« phasized that what the awards nual minstrel sponsored by the joy." But she has a real prob- cattle — graded V. S. choice hy li. S. (iovernment represented- -no serious injuries to' club will be made at this meeting. lem, and one that lias plagued grader* — to meet ACME'S rigid standards of qjuUJty. her even with her regular housework: She simply cannot cany everything with her that you can find someone she needs, at one time. She has Ready - to make innumerable trips back to the house, from one room to Ib. to make anything another - - - and she's getting to - Cook tired! Now, the answer to Jane's FOWReady to cook forL fricassee or salad! Beonomlcal, delicious, and easy to make! Jnrt the thing for this week-end. 49 problem, and to yours, if you're in the same boat, is a wonderful LANCASTER BRAND SKINLESS COBBLER'S APRON with tre- FROZEN mendous pockets that can hold Ib. everything from dusters and Haddock FILLET 3 small garden tools, to a pack of Frankfurters 49 cigauets. It's cool and comfortable to LANCASTER BRAND r wear, and extremely easy to WKiting 3 wash and iron. Making it is a midget or r * snap, and with matching shorts long style Ib. Ready forthe 1 \ or pedal-pushers, you have a Liverwurst 49 Fresh Buck Shad pun Ib. I fabulous new working outfit. You can make them of espe- cially practical Denim, Seer- sucker, or the new treated cot- BARBECUEST tons, and no longer will you (see Fireplace Units- have Jane Doe's problem. Outdoor, Mason Contractors) BORDEN'S SURPRISE CEN- TER, 84 Main Street, Wood- Ideal Old-Fashioned Homestyle orldge. ha^ all the patterns and fabrics you need, as well as Hles 20-oz. little tips on how* to make many cans other beautiful and practical Peaches 4 new things for yourself and Extra Sharp your house. Why not stop in Ideal Whole Kernel Golden soon and see how easy it is? Cheese 69* wor^^ *%mflmfmn °12-01ri6 -°. VdCUUj- r«9m- Velveeta 2 it 49' 7 All Kool-Aid Flavors 6 25 CANVAS Sunshine Chocolate Chip Cocoanut SHOES bring you New! Virginia Lee Special! 63/4-01. i SPECIAL OFFER! plcgs. 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Tank and Three Controls CORN Up to 36 Months to Pay — No Down Payment Fresh Florida Seabrook Cut Green am 7-icioo What a treat with Louella prize butter! SHULAND All Price* Effective Thru Sat., April 30 Beans2 33 "Where I'ropef hit K(KlK(K-cltti i SSc . ufff dldtal!! Buy nowt CHODOSH Bros. 8 WEXLER Tomes First" 07 WASHINGTON AVE. New Bruuswick Ave. 36 East Grand Ave., Rahway, N. J.( (ARTERET and Brook Ave. CARTERET RAHWIY 1562 FRtl, PAOF, FIVE Kurliak Pitches Knrherk Pharmacy |>rj,.p s Men's Shop Two Softball Loops PAL News Holy Family Mine Scores Sweep Win Blues t»JS, Win,Pil)Lf uc(;bmps QPEAKING Topping Mctuchen J 1 Organized by Rer and Seeking Another , U)Tf;RET Price's Men's Shop cmnJ mr 1 i( '/,•.„•,.,. straight from Nemeth's P 'ns, the Ko.-liecks Phnrmarv J ABOUT SPORTS Department Here Sports 'Round Big Year - Weber i l rHme d(wn llH, wlnnp|. in „ Uvo. ' ". 'p ,",,,-.<; in 11 if- Carteret, Bowling The sftme t(:h irl lnal v M«yw CARTERET -Despite the f act 1 CARTERKT Tin' Holy Family "''Lie lust' week. winners hit o ™ «* ' ™* ° " Television in the t.hnt he Is still confined to his; nine, ripfpiirtirr! rlumplons in th* |ti:1 Tlio Holy Family conlinp'nt. according to player Town "'|lf nnfi. 929 and 863. t 11 "y A11('ti']nl lht, carteret Bus Service ? sented this year. The club won both the Recreation j of two Recreation Softball leagues | minus seven of lnsi yan'n rPKUlars. for the coming season. There will The team won both the teaiiae title '•"| jj.^jjf's Furniture won a pair PAL Ladlfs Auxiliary to help un- Senior baseball title last year and also the playoffs be a National League, consisting of ortunates in Carteret by diving and the playoffs '''' ' ' i,mtinn's Insurance. , losing three In a row. , , n ( im 2 582 581 5 which followed. Bob Seaman, Upsala College star, will six teams and comprising the sift eet'tlfiriUes for clothing Hovftver, drspitf his bk loss, '•'•I,.,,, .summaries follows: Blanked for four innings, the Middlesev Tele cream of the crop locally. This head the pitching corps .... PAL officials have been distribu- plnyor-manaspr Ernie Weber l> Blues suddenly woke up in the fifth Zo™ 1V ...... 553 600 545 league will play at Letblfts Field. confident the team will have a guc- ,, , MciisShop and scored four runs. They added ting membership cards thru out 1 (21 548 554 579 The Recreation Department will sponsor two soft- In addition a four team Ameri- cessful sfnwin ;ntci toward this end' 905 929 863 thr^more In the seventh to clinch the Borough, one dollar entitles to can League has bf en organized nnd hus garrierpcl to'^tiiiT another fine 1 ball leagues this summer -+- a six team National league membership for one year. ,„.,, •i '. Beverages will play its games on a newly con- ni'i'iiy of Ulrnt Landing tlie cast The Boroimh of Carteret plan- 875 878 853 composed of the Class A teams in town which will play structed softball field In the Park will b" IraweHchedule. Amonn the In- followlni! teams are In the National dependents slnted are the power- 575 ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET now hold a big 9-game lead For This Sunday League. , .Oaveletz, City Line. K of ful Fort Monmbuth Brooklyn Dodgers, with 12-game win record at C, Hill A. C. Bo's Tavern & St. Joes, while In the American leaKiit' this writing, may set a new record this" year in the The Ukrainian Social Club plays With a Full Line of host on Sunday to the Eastern Sec- we have the following. . . . Brown's Mechanics No. 2 National League for total wins tional Basketball playoffs of the Tavern, Mlsko's Tavern. Cobra's and St. Ellas. One league to play Back at the old grind this week after a nice and Ukrainian Youth League of North America, at the Carteret High at the Llt'big's field and the other League Champions FISH and SEA FOOD restful two weeks vacation down in Florida. My tan School gym starting at 1:15 P. M league in the new Park field. Sea- son to open on Monday May 9th. If it swims, we have it, cost me approximately $55 per square inch The competing teams, Chester Pa., Bayonne, Jersey City and Car- Playoffs in each league and win- In USMR Pin Loop FRESH ners to meet for championship and teret will gather for a 1 P. M Dorothy Haas, an officer of the drawing to select competing teams individual trophies. More details CARTERET- Despite a twO- Prizes Distributed New Jersey State Bowling Associa- and time, since the finals will be and schedule later. , . . isame loss to the Main Office In the KILLED POULTRY tion, played at'6:45 P. M. Sunday eve- Meeting for the Junior, Cub and final match of the season, Bill Ep- Officers were elected for the ning. Midget leagues to be held next Pensteiner's Mechanics No. 2 em- FRESH 1955-56 season. They were: Wini- „„, ... ,.„„ .. M. All man- erged the league champions in the Cut-up Chicken Parts At Pin Banquet Tuesday at 7:30 P Meanwhile Gene Wadiak who is lu fred Schultz, president; Ann directing the Carteret Host team agers, sponsors and interested m -S-M.R. interdepnrtment bowling eague. They trounced the Mech- CARTERET—Trophies and cash Dacko, vice-president; Betty Toth, has received word by National hese leagues are to appeal- • Stop in ami nee SAL • inics No. 3 in three xames the week prizes were presented to the Mixed Secretary; Lillian Graeme, treas- Sports Director Charlie Tyrowski Senior baseball league to have jefore to clinch the flag as Steve Five, champions in the Carteret urer and Gloria Travastino, Ser- of Wilmington Delaware that the four teams, Ramblers, Carteret 903 909 898 studded with college stars, also a Frank as the one most responsible Lead Burners (0 > 725 711 849 former national champion has for bringing softball to Oarteret. Tank House < 3 > 855 888 991 been drilling twice a week for its Frank spent, his time energy and Sheeters (0) .. 703 show in the tournament, eager to 707 733 his money in helping organizing Mechanics No. 3 12 > 799 89n regain Its former laurel. 858 girls leagues and managing teams. Silver (li ,87' 753 807 The Jersey City and the Carteret His Grienor teams won many Casting (2> 776 801 791 clubs haven't been too active this championships. He loved sports Yard a> ... .811 798 season, but are hoping to put to- and years ago took many Carteret no Main Office (2i 971 781 865 gether a fast eombine. teams to Graselli to play basket V Mechanics No. 2 Hi 803 8D2 825 The finals are scheduled (or 6:45 ball or softball. Although he loved P. M. when the winners of the flrat to win his opponents respected him WHICH? contest meet the winners of the for his rights and his knowledge • Several times in life the aver- second game. of the game. He will be missed by age man faces the difficult prob- all of us in Carteret. During the intermission period lem of trying to decide which will of the semi-finals a/id finals, Carteret High finally spins out cost less: To tell tin1 truth or hire around 4:30 P. M. the Carteret oflosing streak and wins their first a lawyer.—Washington Post. Ukrainian Jr., will meet a similar game of the season. George Kur- combine from Wilmington, Del. tiak pitches a five hitter and gets The social highlight of Sunday triple in beating Metuehen 7-2, is a sports dance scheduled for Kent anil Woodhull also get 2 hits 8 P. M. at the Ukrainian Pavilion each. Bowlers and Beginners where awards will be made to the Jay Vce team lose 5-4. Can' winners. seem to find the right combination, Learn to bowl. Improve your Carteret's varsity club is expec- team leads at the beginning, but approach and delivery. Make ted to be rounded out from the fol- fades in the late innings. application now (or Summer bwing players: Joe Lltus, Pau] leagues. Join now! iVasowitz, Ted Mortsea, Ray Czechs see a world war as the Wlzna, Bob O'Donnell, Bobby Kent, only way to end Soviet grip. GensKaskiew, John Litus and Jim Rahway Recreation Co. Kiraly. the Academy Alleys. The second The Junior team will be com- 1603 COACH ST., RAHWAY place Brown's Insurance also josed of Donald Zazworsky, Nick Telephone 7-9193 copped two games from the Green tistowiat, Nick Lehotsky, Richard Lantern. Szpack, Joe Trucke, Bobby Szigeti, •aymond Zazworsky, J. Lehotsky, ind Tommy iMortsea. !_ Notice — NEW CHEVROLET TashFrnxmrn Hernandez Pinners Capture Pennant LITTLE LEAGUERS from America's leading truck builder comes a whole truckload With 6-Game Lead Members of the Little League will of hew advances, th'ft mean big savings in hours, dollars and CARTERET — The Hernandez be allowed a Special 10% Discount on •I ' driving effort on your hauling or delivery jobs. And they're Construction pinners, who led the race practically since the begin- PF* SNEAKERS ready to go to work for you i right now I j ning of the season, captured the champlgnshlp In the Hill Bowl Commercial - Industrial bowling league with a margin of 6 full games. In their final match this week, the champs dropped two un- Christensen's important games to the Hill Bowl. Department Store Sabo's Siort Shop 97 MAIN STREET WOODURIDCE Wins 2-GameMatch
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WO. 481 IKA11WA LUY OAVENUE WO 8 MU • WOOUBK1UUE r CARTERF.T I1 AUK .SIX FRIDAY, APRIL 29, lfl.>r> DANCE TONIGHT tissues have an above-average MEET THURSDAY howrvor. In lact. they bloom more RETURN FROM CONVENTION In Fashion Now tendency to retain water. CARTERET — The Carteret CARTERET — Thr (v ,.l heavily in sun than In partinl CARTERET—Members of White Democratic Youth Organization Social Club will sponsor tomato; and one other Iruit. at 8 P. M, in the Council Chambers I They need a rich soil to support PI,AN CAKE SALE standing suits are either rolled. more calories than your body tions Tlicy can be urnwn in largo of the Municipal Building. Optometrist ! the large number of blossoms they CAR1ERET- A rake snlr spon- with wrapnver lapels crlsscrosslnK needs to operate, the excess cal- piils iincl moved indoors (luilnn thr produce each year. They must havi> sored by the Seventh grade mol-h- high on the bodice, or are wide ories are stored In your body In CAKE SALE SUNDAY winter in other .sections: a deeply prepared soil which will •rs of the Holy Family PTA, will Peter Pan types that are cut away the. farm of fat. If you cut down CARTERET—The V.P.W. Aux- Where Creditors are Not EYES EXAMIlNinl You will have to provide them \ hold plenty of moiRture because be. held this comlnE Sunday. Mny from the neck. The necklines on on the amount of food you eat, iliary will sponsor a cake stile Sun- "I like to take a jaunt in the with ii sliuhtly iirld soil. This soil | ','rent quantities of water pass 1, in the school hall after alt dresses a,re their outstanding fea- your body will draw on some of day, May 1. from 9 A. M. to 12 country," remarked a cliy man is prorlnccd by the falling of leaves who Is up to his neck in debt. "I | through their leaves each day of maws. Co-chairmen of the affair ture In many esses. They are Its stored fat and the result will be noon, In their clubrooms on Pcrsh- 237 PERSIIING AVfiN J from Iwrdwnod trees In nature love to stroll along past quiet the year. ire Mrs William Babies and Mrs.dra,prd Into graceful cowls, a weight loss, inR Avenue. CARTERET 1 - 7(iO8 Tliey do best in filtered light, oT :5t;mley Zawadzkl | scooped out in deep cufTs and country meadows. You know you the type thnt would full on them It Is not always as easy to lose When dlggln! the hole, discard rolled "away from the throat in just can't owe money to a cow." thrnuiih hiRh shade trees. | the sub-soil and bring In rich wood weight as It seems It should be. your best garden soil, provided it low cuffs. Camellias will urow In full sun. I soil. If you can get It. If not, use Reducing, we have learned re- hns not been llmrtJ. The mixturR j ON the SCREEN Jersey suits are very popular. cently. Is an emotional and social Phntif you put back In the hole should be They are flattering to most flRure- problem. It is emotional because Cartprrt RITZ THEATRE I-MM made up of two parts soil and three types ami travel like a dream. Jer- In the first place, you must forego parts humus of some kind. | "MAN WITHOUT A STAR" WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. sey has also been adapted to the foods that give you deep satisfac- Those who often contemplate Dr. LESTER MANN Keep the ground ovi r the roots tion. The social problem develops lon« torso line. western melodrama with jaundiced NOW AIX FEATURES SHOWN ON OUR NEW WIDK Si of your camrllUis mulched at all j when you must be around family Optometrist The Dior hat collection Is most eyes, conceivably will enjoy the ad- times. Use peat, leaf mold or pine i and friends who are eating a lot interesting. Outstanding was his ventures of Kirk Douglas as LAST TWO DAYS — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIl, v, needles. Never cultivate the soil • more than you do. EYES EXAMINED flower pot cloches and picturesque saddle-bum, who knocks miscre- Color by Technicolor as this would destroy the surface wide, shullnw-brimmed models. The first and most Important ants off and kisses his girls and 89 SMITH STREET roots. drinks his drinks with equal aban- Misty, ultra-femlnlne colors, step you must take when ap- "THE FAR COUNTRY" Camellias need two feedings a proaching the problem of over- don. The title refers to Mr. Doug- year, especially when crown under such as ale Ki-ecn, pinks and baby weight is make sure you really las as a man without a star be- James Stewart - Ruth Roman DAILY UNTIL 9 00 P. M. t.ree.s. The first should come right blu"s are popular for summer evc- want to lose weight. Many people cause he doesn't believe In astrol- SATURDAYS UNTH, 6:00 P. M after bloomim;. The second a ninK Kowns. Some of the newest and Richard Denning in who diet unsuccessfully don't ogy, which was unknown in the WEDNESDAYS UNTIL 13:00 NOON month or six weeks later. Never tones for daytime suits and dresses wild and wooly west. Mr. Douglas Telephone Hlllcrtst 3-2027 feed camellias later than mid- include beige, honey, caramel and really care if they bulg« at the 'TARGET EARTH" seams. They don't worry that sta- riding the rods on his way West, June. milk chocolate. rescues a raw kid (William Camp- tistics warn that overweight bell i, who was about to be run over SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, MAY 1, ?., 3 makes a person more liable to dis- by a freight train; goes Into a fan- Gary Cooper eases that shorten their lives. The tastic salon, where he falls for the Susan Hayward A Mark Stevens people really prefer eating any- belle of the place, portrayed by Richard Widmark L in thing they want and lots of it. It Claire Trevor. He sets a Job as a S makes up for the boredom and cow-poke for Jean Crain. a ruth- "GARDEN of EVIL" o "CRY VENGENCE dissatisfaction of their lives. less cattle quoen tangling with Cplor by Technicolor other settlers, gets Into fights, A medical checkup before you WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY, MAY 4, 5. (i. 7 start dieting is a good Idea. You shows he is quick on the draw, and Gary Cooper - Burt Lancaster YOUR may be the rare person whose at long last rides off. overweight is caused by an or- ganic problem. Also, you may be "VERA CRUZ" one of those people whose body Super Scope - Technicolor Also in Color and Starting -STATE- Richard Egan - Dawn Addams RIGHT WOODBRIDGE "KHY^ER PATROL" Time lor "SLACKS" WED. THRU SAT. Gabardines Glenn Ford, Anne Francis in Tropicals Splash Weaves 'Black Board Jungle' TO KNOW. PLUS "HUNTERS OF THE DEEP" $9.98 (Documentary) 1/2 Price SALI up SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Free ! 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The red OK Tag marks a car that's thor- INDIAN SCOUT" oughly inspecteid and scientifically rccomiiti^111'1 With George Montgomery — "CO-HIT — You own with pride and drive with co "THK IKOQUOIS TRAIL" because OK Used Curs are-warranted in STARTING SUNDAY 2 Big Academy Award Winners Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dea Carteret Press Miirluji Hrundu in 651 Roosevelt Avo., Carteret, N. J. 'On the Waterfront' with KvA* Marie Saiut —CO-IUT — Judy Holiday In ECONOMY CHEVROLET, Inc. "BORN YESTERDAY" 30 ROOSEVELT AVE. CA 1 -5123 CARTERET, N. Business Aid to Colleges HE CAST ENDURING LIGHT CARTERET PRESS First quarter economic statistics show publl*h«i by Cartfcret Presa that the country is headed toward an all- 6M Roosevelt Avenue, Carfcret, N. J. time business boom—if the trend Is not re- Majority of New Jersey Public Telephone Carteret 1-SflOO versed before the end of 1955. "~ Chwle* E. Gregory The business spurt which began with Believe Major War With Russia Editor »nd Publish* the Christmas buying surge of 1954 is con- subscription rates by mtll, indudlnj post- tinuing and, at the end of March, It had de- Bound to Come, PoH Finds „ one year, 13.05; six months, $1.50; three veloped into an actual business boom. L85 cents; slngrte cople* by mall, 10 All P^able in advanee. Moreover, there are many economists By KENNETH FINK. Director, adult population, survey findings By carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. who see no letdown in sight, and they cer- Princeton Research Service show that people who have at- Entered as second class matter June 6,1924, tainly have imposing figures to back up PRINCETON — A New Jersey tended college are somewhat al enrtcret, N. J.. Post Offloe, under the Act their argument. Records topped in the first Poll stntewlde survey completed more inclined to believe that we of Mflreh 1, 1879. quarter this year Include those in such key within the past ten days shows can continue to live more or lea* that a solid majority — nearly peacefully with the Russians Mental Health Industries as the automobile industry, steel three out of every five of all than are those who have had le* industry, construction and retail sales. those questioned — are of the formal education. I! money can buV a solution to the prob- opinion that a major war with The state vote byy educational Other industries which have not fared as Russia is bound to oome sooner levels: irm of paralytic Infantile paralysis, can it well as these have, nevertheless, shown or later. ais0 piye our nation mental health? definite signs of improvement. On the other hand, three In ' Thr New Jersey Association for Mental each ten believes that the West- Figures released recently show that, in em Nations can continue to live HMith and every county mental health as- the first quarter of this year, personal in- more or less peacefully with the Russians. sociation in the state have joined to orga- comes amounted to an annual rate of over mzr the third annual drive for the Mental $290,000,000,000,000. That represents a new Fund. The campaign will be waged record and is $7,500,000,000 above the cor- a major war with Russia sooner g Mental Health Week, May 1-7, to or later outnumber by a margin responding period of 1954. Consumer of nearly 2 to 1 those who think „ Wor,thy f Particular atten- raise $250,000 throughout New Jersey. It spending increased even faster than in- that we can continue to live more or less peacefully with the Uiii continue during the entire month of come, leading some observers to believe Russians differencque llon e of opinio n betwon the1 May which is being recognized nationally i J ™ " »« ' that that the boom will not continue to ac- When New Jersey Poll staff ranlt, "* «• »wi*lk»ni ™ the as Mental Health Month. reporters put the following ques- ™ hand and Democrats on the celerate through the rest of the year. tlon to a representative cross- officials of the'lnental health groups call er The majority opinion seems to be that section of the state's voters: !l ja y, nlfnial illness the "Nations Number One, "Do you think the United , ™d at thaJJ"™t ? findings would 1 booming business will continue through at State, and her Allies can con- '" « * ?*» J""* «•"•«"• Health Problem !" They cite figures taprove at e time a tlnue to live more or le peacr- , "\ »»«•* ™ "**• least the first six months of the year and SS clme ?lvely °ta p***S " * ** good at this time, with first quarter figures h Series of little wars but no Follo2,^ w Net w ^'Jerse °™\y Poll reports There are thousands of mentally-ill just in and analyzed. major war 2 who cannot receive needed aid. No opinion ZZ~Z 10 ln thls Highlighting today's survey And after accenting the magnitude of findings is the fact that in every £$&*& the problem they point to the paltry thou- Business Boom Continues For sands which are being spent to tackle the Under the Capitol 1 Dome majority opinion Is that there is the colunmntsU. The latest story At a recent conference sponsored by Co- bound to be a major war with problem, one which is costing the nation a Ls that a traffic officer noticed one lumbia University, over fifty business lead- By 4. Joseph Gribbl&s Russia sooner or later. of them jumping along the street pillion a year in taxes and untold billions This holds true for men andIn a kangaroo-like manner and. ers came to the conclusion that business women, and for people in all city called to the driver: "What's th« in industrial loss. TRENTON—More children are local government, Governor until next fall. The forty-five sizes, age groups, occupational matter with that car?" aid to independent colleges in the coming likely to be killed in New Jersey Robert B. Meyner believes the day proviso of the Constitution Mmtal Health Association people don't levels, and political parties. "it's all right, officer," came the by cars this summer than be at- answer really lies In municipal would cause the veto session to years must increase. A great majority of While opinion on the question reply. "I've got a little touch of paint a rosy picture. Not only are facilities tacked by infantile paralysis elections. be held next July, which is usu- ls relatively uniform among the the hiccoughs. I'll be over it In a the business men also expressed the belief despite the nationwide contro- ally vacation time. inadequate, but there is a great shortage of At the present time, the Gov- various segments of the state's few minutes." that it was in the interest of large corpora- versy raging over supplies of the ernor states he has no plans to new Salk vaccine, admits Dr. personnel and only the surface has been investigate any locality in New HIGHWAY:—New Jersey may tions to aid and sustain the country's in- Daniel Bergsma, State Commis- scratched in researcn. Jersey. However, he admits he follow the fashion set in fifteen dependent colleges—half of which are now sioner of Health, Research—This seems to be the key to receives hundreds of letters from states by revising its present one- operating in the red. State safety officials who look irate citizens requesting him to man* highway directorship in the situation. upon the dally auto mortality step in and settle some muni- favor of a commission which The national Foundation of Infantile Corporate giving to the independent col- statistics with apprehension, cipal or county controversy. seems to be the national trend. leges in 1954 amounted to over $70,000,000, secretly wish a safety serum Such requests are usually for- To improve the administra- Paralysis spent $22,400,000 on research be- could be designed to inoculate 90 warded to Attorney General tion of highways, a new South but the Columbia conference came to the per cent of New Jersey drivers inre the Salk Miracle was wrought. Grover C. Richman, Jr, and if Dakota law established a new de- conclusion that this figure would be In- and thus reduce to a fraction or there is a ring of truth to them, partment of highways headed by Present expenditures for Mental illness totally eradicate auto death tolls. they may be screened through Competence Creates Confidence creased steadily in coining years. One of the a director appointed by the State research just aren't in the same financial Wo R. Welch, of the State the office of the county prose- Highway Commission to a 4-year reasons Is that this represents only pne Bureau of Traffic Safety, reports £Utor.> However, many are buried term. ..A,.Connecticut proposal league, this despite signs the problem Is ' fn 1953', 3z children under 4 years philanthropic dollar out of each five spent because the State has no juris- provides for a 3-member State ipe for progress. There appears many a of age were killed by cars in New diction. Highway Commission, appointed by corporations. Jersey. During the same year, 3it spot in the research field which may be "You can't expect the State to by the Governor for a 4-year cars claimed the lives of 21 other step into everything in the state's term. Reporting on the conference, Phillip D. children between 5 and 9 years each- to give forth secrets to prevent and 567 municipalities," says the A Delaware bill would abolish Reed, chairman of the Board of General of age; 20 others between 10 and Governor. "In the first place, the ure mental illness. 14 years, and 54 between 15 and the present 7-member .StAte cost of Investigations is high. Highway Commission and replace Electric shock treatment, occupational Electric, said that there was a "surprising 19 years of age. This totals 127 The people at municipal elections children. A similar number Of it with a 5-member commission herapy, new drugs — all show great degree" of unanimity on the need for more have a great chance to solve to serve until July 1,1961. Maine I deaths in the same age groups their own problems. There is no iromise. But the funds are not at hand to corporate giving to the private independent occurred last year. proposals would eliminate the substitute for good, alert muni- 1953 law provision which made oliow through on research. colleges in the United States. Compared to this, Dr, Bergsma cipal officials." the chairman of the highway reports that infantile paralysis A real case hu been presented. Maybe Reed's support is most encouraging, as Nineteen New Jersey munici- commission a full tlmti Job claimed the lives of only 31 per- palities will hold'city commis- chief administrative officer for p could BUY better mental health. It have been announcements of liberal aid sons in New Jersey in all age sion elections on'May 10. a term of 7 years. The Minnesota groups. One baby died under 1 highway commissioner's term ure is worth a try. We think the Mental programs by several large corporations re- year of age; 2 from 1 to 4; 6 VACATIONS:—Plans of Gov- would be changed from 4 to 2 Hiive you ever considered that when you buy Insurance^ iealth Fund deserves your support in its cently. We know of no other investment from 5 to 14; 4 persons from 14 ernor Robert B. Meyner and other years by a pending bill. i It 1$ not an entirely selnsh operation, you are also to 24; 14 from 25 to 44; 3 from top State officials for vacations iforts to "Ring the Bell for Mental which will bring a better return for the prompted by a desire to satisfactorily settle "the other 45 to 64 and one person died will depend this year on the Leg- An Oregon proposal would in- crease the membership of the fellow's" claim If It ls a Just one. Our knowledge of Insur- lealth." country's future. from polio who was over 65 years islature which Is still grinding ance operation permit^ us to guide helpfully in thlsrespec of age. out laws. State Highway Commission from 3 to 5. Proposals to amend the and to place your protection with companies enjoyini The Governor, who works every The State Health Director does highway organizational structure hlKhly rosnected reputations lor fair adjustments. "4 » • day including Sunday and holi- not anticipate that polio will run of the State Highway Depart- days, hopes to stay within New rampant this summer. He points ments have failed of enactment Friendly Service—As Near As Your Phone Opinions of Others Jersey during most of the sum- out that 15,457 children in the in Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Mary- mer, but hq will attend the Gov- second grades in Bergen, Morris, land, Nebraska and West Vir- Warren, Monmouth and Cape ernor's Conference in Chicago in pervlsed elections to determine dedicated. It will open on June ginia. THKRE HAD BEEN May counties, who received the August. He will spend most of |NO YALTA ' Poland's future. Stalin promised 20. Salk vaccine as an experiment th^ time at the Governor's cot- DRINK:—Cocktail sips are ta- in'rc-are three major charges that eastern European countries It will not be technically a last spring, will no longer be af- tage at Island Beach. boo in New Jersey taverns and REAL ESTATE &INSURAHCE Deliberations of the Legisla- ''ii'isc who uu Yalta as a would be given full Independence conference, for though there will fected by polio. It is further other licensed, drinking empori- 11 be much talking there will be no planned to inoculate hundreds of ture particularly are blocking ums. *«d for political pur- following free and secret elec- binding actions or resolutions. It thousands of children in New most vacation plans'. Under the Such sopial affairs are ar- ^ -A-lnle'refusing to analyze tions. Stalin promised to recog- State Constitution, the Governor will not be technically a meet- Jersey this year. ranged by an Individual or group '•I iiOliCBtly; nize Chinese sovereignty over Half of the adults residing in Is given 45 days in which to ap- with a licensee to use his preml- ins of the United Nations, for prove or veto all measures Pi):.md was "aold eut"; eastern Manchuria (reserving some na- New Jereey are completely im- , (Continued on Page 9) the delegates will not be acting adopted by the lawmaklng body. I1'1")"- was placed under Rus- mune from polio, Dr. Bergsma val and rail rights to Russia) as the United Nations Assembly The Governor and his legal staff '"•I; china waj "sold down 'claims, because they unknowing- and to sign a friendship treaty but as individual members of the usually scan every line and para- nvti" by "conceislons" to ly had the disease sometime in wlbh Nationalist China. U. N;. each speaking for him- their lives. In fact, he claims fifty graph of every bill before reach- ing a decision. Then messages What happened? SUlin broke self. per cent of adults In New Jer- n;(1 S|V must be prepared on each vetoed - old charge! ware pinned The San Francisco meeting, sey had all three types of polio his promises, or most of them. bill returned to the Legislature. _ '•" mat on« more by the re- particularly those concerning which can take no binding and shook off the disease Without fJ The Legislature reconvened l < »r the Yalta papers. But Poland and eastern I Europe. It action on anything, ought to be any apparent results. """ '-'nHinue to i» madej And 1 a place, tune and occasion when last Monday after two week's re- wasn't Yalta that "sdld out" Po- cess over the primary election. urouglu thla qutstlcjn the an the member nations will INVESTIGATIONS: - Del- i i land or eastern Europe or «ny- uged by demands from taxpaying It plans to meet weekly until the, '•''••" from Ernes* ;K. Und- dedicate themselves again to 1 j thing else—it was Stalin. What citizens to probe many phases of end of May before adjourning' BANK alternative did Ropsivelt and peace. We btlieve that our own Churchill have to ftaklng a Government ewn at this early MONEY 'W-IP there hl4 bt«n no chance that Stalin would keep should be giving considera- GLAMOR GIRLS te what U» spokesman can agreements? , Suppose his promise? Only the recourse ! , Tii, churchlH «nd «*Hn Of force, going to war against at Sin PitneJifa that will i«o "ever at down toj*tfw in Russia. This was unthinkable in this cental purpose and I : dv 5 ")g days of World Ww II? the atmosphere of 10 yean ago. Knew this dedication. The X II meet a special need... IUI then? fpnt>pn« win presumably be Suppose there had been no n i Yalta? Only one thing would be Secretary Dulles. He may carry 1 1 Poland six pars before different — SUlin would not with him — a*, Indeed, he should ' " «i <.'oop«r»U« with Nazi have had to break promises, re- —a supporting imtmi* fromithe '»'<">• At the Um» pf Yalta veallnj Red perfidy to all the President of the United Stites. wortd, to do what he dld-HH- Or Mr. Buenncww may chjxue ^iHd most 0fth«,rwt of to speak to the conference, and People who hovt no checking Unjand had »t waukee Journal. U> the world, directly. find that bank fc«fe«7 COMMEMORATION Since JwUtjjc*. .domestic and — orders are- a tafi eonvanknt, Europe? The Russians What' does the United Nations tntemaUonaX' wilt "^e ruled! but, 1 rated- ewlem »5- mean ten years after the signing and since particular issues can- Inexpensive way to send money. of the Charter? What doe* it not be dealt with, this should be f countries and Wtre ^m You can buy them easily at this j quickly Wldtng up mean to the United SUtest an occasion for the American What does It mean to the world? representative to speak in posi- ; bank—for large or small amounts. • How much has it contributed to- tive terms, to state what we are 1CI«<" «nd the far E»t? HUB. ward keeptn* the uneasy peace for rather than what we are [, *" "i Position to take over wo now — so to speak—enjoy? against. We shall face issues These questions ought to be in enough when and U the Big Pour 2% Paid on Savings Accounts well as meet, and in any case when the historic all our minds this year, when the Open Friday 1* to 6 P. At. from her UN. takes advantages of aUaith U.N. Auembly next meeU. What '°ur anniversary to stage a commem- we thai need at San Francisco earlier. will be inspiration to go on un- Yalta, Strong orative conference. The confer- ence, sanctioned by a unanimous oUur dacade, and decades ttfUr thai, in the word* of the Char- Woodbridge National Bank vote ln the United Nations As- ijpmbly. will be heW inSan ter, -to itave NKceeding genera- Ml'MBKK Urn* (nun iiu Muutg* of war-< itfrnnclsco, In Uws building ptoe*e ITUI Kesme (System In 1945 the U. N vam born and The New YWt TtBM. v 1'fik'nil iuhit liiMiianx- , . r oop*. i*fc *"^ )r » PA0HB SEVEN , 'They didn't have any Triv»t* Beach" eign» in town," CAftTTOET FRIDAY, APftTt, 20, "10S5 PA OF. F.TOHT
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Kit ii wipe you'll want to tfy. Tli i;s the k;nd of pips we're w'rtt- in .iimiit. They're frofh a eolftC- i (K!i if line wipes that have been l.ii liiv-: for years. ,
t.rmoti Pie ': ' up flour 1 , i up < (iitislnrrh I 1 JtP CM SAVE YOU . < up Miirar 1', i lips boiling water on scores of itetnsjHnstmd of on just a few ;l beaten eitii yolks '.. i up sugar 1, MIJ) lemon juice I teaspoon grated lemon rind New Spring Crop 'J liiiilespoons butter 1 II:I', white beaten FINE GROCERIES GALORE! M:\ flour, cornatarch. Vi cup In one trip to your A&P you can SAVE M0N*Y OM 98 GROCERY ITEMS *jlAW f- COME SEE MiMi :>nd a pinch of salt. 8k>wly SWEET CORN Nduccd »i"ce April hi, making a grand total of 800 «r«ery reduefflh. ..net January lit. ;i(!d vv.itiT. cook In a double boiler irnlil thick. 'Beat yolks with !i Ylllow COME SAVE cup siicar. add lemon Juice and From Florida Farm. rind. Add a little hot mixture to Sweet Green Pens ftS 2 29AT UP! vf.fi, stir into hot mixture. Cook •: minutes. Add butter. Cool 3,19c I HID. Bllt'htly and fold In well-beaten f C ft* 69c OurOwnTeaT.!.« iI59c i-ue. whites Pour into a 9-lnch 2 13 1 46oi.l u baked shell, cool until firm. Top C can tt« Brandywine Mushrooms i Y;n33° with nii'nnuup. bunch 5 | " Manhattan Sweet Pickles . ; 35* One i!op at A»P can live you momy on Merlnfue hunch Ql) 1 I i cup sugar FROZEN FOODS i'iiich of .salt 3 I 17 «. jyc 1 cup water a a cam '« teaspoon cream of tartar 14 oi. 2 d"< whites stiffly beaten Virioui branch F mS th nf cent 17« I Cook .sugar, salt, water and ,:j}c I Blueberry Muffin Mix *£? ** SauoAraut 1 l4oJ crcim of tartar to thread stage New Green Cabbage ° ° " Air brand 4 ' 25° ' Choice of Chicken, Turkey or Beef 1 I Nutley Margarine" /< *•** 2 £«• Whole Beets Our limit quality * cent <2:)<) decrees P. Gradually pour Iceberg Lettuce F^W" ""''™ over well-beaten egg whites, beat- int: constantly. Add a little grated Swanson'sPies4;;89c Pascal Celery *..«-.«« fa™. it.n •• § lemon rind. Spread over pie. Bake SPECIAL VALUES FOR THIS WEEK! 6 oi, Qr i 2 X «• In mi ov<;n 425 degrees for 4Vi Radishes sodum..™, jo"h,9r, 9 |i • ^ ^^ ^ g» C^ Green Beans ^'.K^ tiiiimlfs. C Mott> C Libby's Chopped Broccoli p9 Maple Chiffon Pie Fresh Pineapple — " ?3 I Apple JUICC ZK'3™ A *m** 1 tablespoon unflavored gelatin Green Peas 1^,0^. '}. tubli'.spons cold water Yellow Bananas »15« I Vi <:up milk Valtncia Peas & Carrots ".*..» n^. 'J* \ cup maple syrup Florida Oranges Niw crop 5 £ 37° ci 2 52 C p d pk9l> !u teaspoon salt SMCJUU Sunsweet Prunes ru: 27 Spinach Libb/.°or BirT. Ey . • 2 beaten egg yolks Florida Grapefruit 5 £ 37« !'ii cup nuts, chopped Po a 32 «, Orange Juice ubby-.-c.ne.«*r.f.d 3 *M* 1 tenspoon vanilla California Lemons oott. 1 tup whipping cream Sweet ' T 2 " 35c Ammonia Downyflake Waffles 2 '1 2 ci'i: whites stiffly beaten Fresh California Dates . 2 v tv,n. c >nJahn> 1 9-in-79 Burry's Choconut Cookies i These aren't ordinary ptachei, yOtt Kemovc from heat, add gelatin, can be sure. They're "ASP Brand" stir until dissolved. Chill until j Libby's Baby Foods 5" 43° Chilled Orange Juice eontiintr Peaches . . . our finest quality, , . partially set. Fold nuts and vanilla Angel Food carefully prepared and packtd In Into % cup cream, whipped. Fold I Cream of Rice Cereal . . „...... I rich heavy syrup. You'll love them «gn whites, then whipped cream . . . and only A&P hai them! into Rclatln mixture. Pour into Cake 39c I Broadcast Chili Con Game '^» E-Z Pop Popcorn '££ X* pastry shell. Chill, 6arnlsh *lth Made from o famous "13-Eg(f Recipe," Jane Parker C A&P Brand- Halves remaining cream, whipped. Aii^l Kiinil Cake is *o tasy In dramatize with febtive 1 Chicken 0* the Sea Tuna ;.;; ;41^ Herb-Ox Bouillon Gubes . 3 V;22 "fixings"! inr I'xample, ice it v.itli boiled fruiting and 7 B l e Cling Peaches 2 55< Chocolate Chiffon Pie iprinkle with iTiislieil peppermint candy or top « I Southern Star Bonita ™ ^ 2 ;: «• FelsNaptha Soap ;,; ?$•*? 5 " -36 2 1-uunce squares unsweetened slice willi ice cream and i-licinilatc ludge or whipped e cream ami drained fruit cocktail! I6 C e 3 C chocolate melted For Titt Spring Salad... Don't Forget I Bon Olive Oil M^ C;;51 Gre-Solvent *«*+ 2 £ 29 C!35 18oi !J cup hot double-strength C Cottage Cheese S cup eoir.ee More Jane porker Money-Saver*! = Kitchen Charm Waxed Paper '*JJ- 23° Tidy House Garbage Bags SO21 1 tablespoon gelatin, unflavored y.\ cup cold water | More A&P Brand Conned Fruits.' 'A en'A yolks, beaten ',2 cup sugar JSS-~SSI MARVELOUS SUPER-RIGHT MEATs7 = lTa cup sugar to beaten egg yolk*. For poultry, mtit or fish lb c Beat lightly. Add salt and vanilla. | SlicedPineappleo^^^rM Stuffing Mix Juit moiil«n and use %lll%lmClll# FreiiTep Grade-Under 3 Ibi. '4/ 3O Add to chocolate mixture, Cool. One quality only — the top — ont price only at A&P — at advattiiectt | Pineapple Chunks Our^'^ c« Beat ''2 cup sugar into beaten egg whites. Fold into chocolate mix- i ture Pour into cooled, baked shell. Don't seHle for less than i Chill until nrm. Top with whipped 7 cream. Complete Coffee Enjoyment! 10. Inch (h Dairy Values I VI Bride's Pie Aroma is half your coffee-drink- , Hit lb' M '. Ublespoon unfavored gelatin RIBS of BEEF 55 r 63 ing pleasure. And when you smell 1 Vi cup cold water | Wildmere Brand-Brown and Whlti 3 v\:,g whites fragrant Custom Ground AfcP litilMirvIci Oven-Ready Ribs of Beef Mtit Dipirtmnti Cut 69( 1 cup cream,'whipped ^ premium-quality Coffee brew- 53< \'-i cup sugar IA5.V.X* ing. you know you'll get real | Large Eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla ! coffee flavor, too. Fact is, i% tastes • , 1 teaspoon salt even better than it smells. Why Wflllfe tgg> FreihtradeA 1 Hi Chocolate Crumb Crust Boneless Chuck 55c I settle for less? Ib. Soften gelatin In cold water a: id (No Fat Added) (i • dissolve over hot water. Add silt POT ROAST 53 Muenster Cheese S" to egg whites and beat until stiff. Mild S M,lhw Fold in sugar gradually. Slowly -add dissolved gelatin to egg «*.mt ;;;;55( EIGHT O'CLOCK U Corned Beef -•' * 69c Sliced Bacon : whites, PoM in whipped cream 3-ib.ftofl $2.31 and vanilla. Pour Into chocolate ib. Rich i fulllodin! Wgoroui & Wtn§y | Ground Beef 35° Pork Chops Hiptndshauidercuti ib. 39° p d i crumb crust and chill, Just be- Nwd-o-Bit ';:.7f±:r fore serving garnish with whipped RED CIRCLE BOKAR cream if desired. I Sirloin Steaks Loin Pork Chops c-»«^ ">M° 1-11. QMC3-Lb. Bag MB. OK< 3-lb. Bog Chocolate Crumb Crust 1AO O« $2.43 BAG OS *2.49 '/a cup butter or margarine | Porterhouse Steaks froYolone Salami Cheese \ Yt cups chocolate wafers 3 tablespoons confectioners' v 1 Rib Steaks . ' Turkeys ^; sugar A&P ;r: Coffee »»***•>*>, Cream butter and sugar, add 1 Stewing Beef »—'•» Borden'sMilk H-.^.taj uz*Jf ! chocolate wafer crumbs. Butter fc AMEIICA'S FOMMOST FOOD MUIUI. .. SINK 11)9 = Legs of Lamb ^tSfl 55« Smoked Hams it. 55° I bottom and sides of pie plate and Ti to r pat chocolate mixture firmly Jnto 'en-Rtady,whole, »ithtr half ,, fi^a tlaM. , , , Legs of Lamb ° "- * * *•»••• ••*•'*>* 8 bottom and sides of plate. Chill i i/ • \J L IB-Oil riflnil Ready-to-Eei In lilf-iefvici mia,t dapti, •» imiii* porj before serving. C MAY Blueberry Pie .toast 5^« *W Ready-to-Eat Hams O Pastry , THt CHIAT •OMPANV zz woman's 2'/i cups blueberries, fresh or Prlcci eMcclive thiu Saturday, April 30th, in Loin Veal Chops ..... <>>85 Fresh Buck Shad cu.n.a, h..d.« frozen Super Maiketi and Selt-Saivica atom only. • • « THE A&P MAGAZINE 1 tablespoon flour Rib Veal Chops ^cu«-i..tw..f. «b 69° Fancy Halibut Steak Vi cup sugar '/a teaspoon salt Spry Armour's Blue Bonnet 1 'teaspoon butter Wttm Oil Silver Dust Line pie plates with pastry and Lax Flakes prtfljjn offf r Pure vegetable ihotl«ninq Corned Beef Hash Margarine For costing end laladi t chill. Clean berries, drain ttidr< ! ' Tuy I at regular price, In /4 Ib.'prinli louBhly. Mix'with flour and put In Imv the in^lnictlnnK to the letter. thr tlrkrt holder I'; entitled to a I Wn';hiii|}'on Nr^'tnil Tnnr lOW )\:\<- ••.tipmk id 1R1.' nr -pven .CLASSIFIED IN FASHION If ynu HIT not ithle In do tills, let 1 free rocktnil Such parties are River. Mnvs t.nndinif. Vineland, les . than dunin ttir ?nme period imnnci h on HIP wny and with a professional operator do the job. 1 known ns "Cocktail Sips." Camden. BorrlciiUnvn. Princeton. Ins! yenr New .In ev irodents WANTED • MISCELLANEOUS loti'MM1 hiiir styles bPcomlnR so Don't, let the wuvinu lotion (?et in Orange and Ptwalc. . . .Clover-' Other cocktail sips are con- crime rlnser to drinkim.. thfir pint nlnr, yrni iirp prohnbly ttiinklnit your nor Robert. B Meyner has re-' ducted entirely by n licensee who of milk per rinv last year than ,r WOMAN wanted poi t P YOUR DRINKING has become ui hnviiv, 0 new permitnent. | Put ofT having n permanent If funed to dismiss chftifes agarnst ] a problem, Alcoholics Anony- hires the entertainment and has m ,„ 12 noon. Cull WO- on VUIVIV, HIT tho thing you will you liavp nny ruts, scratches, or Louis J. Russo. suspended from dinlnn Hny ynu since 1947 . . . if. 8 mous can help you. Coll Mitrke't tickets printed Indicating that 4-28 ]| in mm for. The tiRlitly-curled I irritations on your sculp or neck. his position ii•> Assistant Chief Legalized wire tupping m New 3-7526 or wrltr p 0. Box 253 some other person is conducting il i:. :i lhiii'< of thp. past. A skill- The wavftg lotion ran be absorbed Examiner In the State Civil Serv- Jersey has been abandoned by Wofldbrldfre. the ftffftlr. nv WOMAN Wanted for it mid a «i)()d pprmnnent are through nlrtn Into thp skin. Post- ice Department. ,ohn J Yen- Attorney drover C Richman. Jr. *, Monday, Tuesday, 4/7-4/28 imiwrtnnt thnn ever before. pone if ynu hnvf dyfd or blenched William Howe Davis, State cik. Director of the Slate Division upon the advice of Governor 111 There sire tliicr kinds of perma- ind Friday 2:30 to 4:30 your hair recently. Always make ABC Director, warns such affairs or Employment .Security, reports Meyner. . . .Insurance coverage GETTING ENOUGH 'iit. wiives you can choose from. W.'dne.iday 9:00 A. M, to a test of one curl before the whole are prohibited. In addition to al- n drop of 10,000 In the volume ot for all amntuer boxers partici- HOT WATER? Fust tlic machine wave which \ises lowing n non-licensed promoter M. 011*0-8-0845. head is permanented. total unemployment In New Jer- pating on fight enrds in New Jer- Lime scale removed from pnra- I'li'clilcal heat,; next., the ma- to cash in by selling alcoholic Choose a fashionable but be- sey. . . .The Al^ Pollution Con- sey is now In effect under State colls, tankless heaters. Work done I'limolcss wave which uses ehcml- coming hiiir style for, your new beverages which Is considered a Athletic Commissioner Joseph P. ciiliy ticiited puds to generate heat trol Comimisson will hold n pub- KfHllNCED OPERATORS In your own home by specialists. permanent. Don't let youraelf be very bad idea in New Jersey. Walker. . . .Leonard Drcyfuss. of and the cold wnve. which uses a lic meeting at the Wnr Memorial *'• WANTED All work guaranteed. Schaible Essex Pells. State Director of chemical action Kenprating no talked into a style just because It j Building. Trenton, on MBy 4 to JILL TOGS Lime Scale Equipment Co WE is the latest thing unless It renlly JERSEY JIOSAW: —Employ- Civil Defense for New Jersey heat. ment in New Jersey Increased secure information to draw up a Fionspvelt Avcntic 2-4899. does something for you. since December 8. 1941. has re- 'DIP. two methods that employ 19,800, or 1.1 per cent, from mid- code to regulate open, burning sinned his misaliuied position Cnrteret 4/7 - 4/26 heat are generally better for coarse Februnry to mid-March, Carl dumps. , . .The State Department . . . This we*"k has been pro- AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE GETS ARMS POST . . . I'res. hair. The cold method Is better State House Dome Holderman, State Commissioner of Agriculture warns household- claimed as National Secretaries ASSOCIATION Elsenhower appolntrfl Fnrrlitn for fine hair. All three methods of Labor and Industry, reports ers to beware of bargain lots of Week by Governor Meyner. . . . OF WOMEN are Established 1902 Opfr»tloi» rhlrf Harold Staisrn can be used for medium-weight (Continued from Editorial Page) . . . Written entrance examina- evergreens and other nursery Six new roadside telephone ,''much as $50.00 a week Over 4,600,000 Members to new cabinet Job to work nut hair with equal success. ses to conduct a party. The pro- tions for prospective State troop- stock of unknown origin that nre booths will be installed along the Oarcten State Parkway for the •, i income as Avon Nationwide Service p#llcj on world disarmament. If you decide to give yourself a moter hires entertainment and ers will be held at 7.30 P. M. on offered by transient dealers. . . . iu y convenience of motorists. "V,,•vcs. We train you to Perd Kertcs, Local Agent home permanent, be sure to fol- sells tickets for the af[nir, and May 6 at Somerville, Red Bank, New Jersey's traffic death toll In '' l; ,, at once and pro- M7 Btate street, Perth Amboy )]rl! High blood pmmre, hardening \,,.,u' territory iwtu* your Phone Hlllcrest 2-1248 4/7-4/28 of the arteries and rheumatic V<<' Miss Boiling, P. O. fever are responsible tor about .„='" 1'iainfleld, including JO per cent oJ »11 heart dliease. Medical science, supported by the BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - Today's Pattern Heart Fund, is seeking to discover 'POSITION WANTED the basic causes o£ these dis- garden orders. l< ;.,wii cutting, Funeral Directors • Radio & TV Service • Service Stations • .iirinnons and Satur- Clothing Mislcal 1nstnment8 • loll HA-7-3633. Farm families devote lust about 4-28' the same percentage of their SYJSOWIECKI ENROLL TODAY money expenditures to the jjur- Formerly Perth Pants Co. in our AL'S RADIO Kill SALE chase of food as do non-farm faml- Funeral Home BEGINNERS TOWNTGAIAGF Ue», layi a report by the Twen- ACCORDION & TELEVISION ,,ni'.'ini'ry W»rd Refrlg- J. F. Gardner & Sun M tieth Century Fund. PROGRAM Prompt Expert Repairs , r H ,-ubio feet; good condt- 46 Atlantic Street 493 RAHWAY AVENUE RCA Tubes & Parti u-,,,1 (Mil CA-1-8736. In terms of potential heat and Carteret, N. J. Remember, there WOODBRIDGE 4-28 power, the world output of coal Is no accordion to Batteries bu!r. Tel. WO. 8-9J54 represents two and a half as much Telephone Carteret 1-5715 34 PER8HINO AVE. UISU.I.LANEOUS energy as petroleum and natural Cbiriplete Line of Musical We're Specialists In SFKVICES gas together. 267 Smith Street Instruments at Low Prfcei CARTERET, N. J. Chrysler Products A. Rlsh, Jr., Prop. Bear Wheel Alignment JN ,!U| drafting service; Perth Amboy EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER In 1834 th* average man had to AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Precision Tune-ups khin Kertrical and archi- (Opposite Farmer's Market) Telephone CA 1-5089 Brake Service work 34 minutes to buy a gallon Ed. Bonkoskl, Prop. ,1! ME 6-4673-W or CR Low Factory Prices Transmission Service ,'vr 6:00 P. M. ot ntoluie; today he can buy it 357 STATE ST. VA fl-1290 on Men's 4/7-4/28 for only ten minutes' work. PERTH AMBOY DUFFY'S PANTS • JACKETS FUNERAL HO II Kansas b 1801 was the first state KiUbllihed 91 Veto TELEVISION & Slipcovers R ,i:.ii V-i-um truck for to five women a vote, but only In Free Alterations 420 East Avenue '(',,,• r.ntcret 1-4591. school elections. Perth Amboy Pet Shoiis RAblO REPAIRS 4/7 - 4/28 Specializing In Telephone ME, 6-0189 Platinum win Is often used to Coal N Time to plan your fuse sensitive electrical instru- FIRST AID KIT Service Calls Made From • REUPHOLSTESING u: us do the hard worlt. ments because ft can be drawn lo 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. • SLIP COVERS ,:.' ^pertly done, rea- For your pet should include: fine as to cause the fuse to "blow" COAL-FUEL OIL Maytai Washers and Dryers GENERAL REPAIRS t" i"! lor fr« estimate at very low predetermined cur- Fever thermometer : 4-21.28 rents. Glazing Kaomagma, for diarrhea 1382 OAK TREE ROAD • AUTO CONVERTIBLE OIL BURNERS TOPS & SEAT COVERS ER AND DECORATOR NAT SMITH & SON Blcillln, for respiratory Infections ISELIN, N. J. Kivf Estimates SNOW SETS MARK First Aid Powder, to prevent lnTec Next to Bell's Drug Store Call WO. 8-1217 570 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1056 Cill CA-1-4825 CARIBOU, Me. — More than 15 NO MONEY DOWN tlOn and stop bltedfng V J.TEDESCO feet of snow fell in this northern OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 to 2 SERMAYAN Flea powder or liquid { F;llmore Avenue Maine community during the past We Furnish and Install BIGGER TV UPHOLSTERY SHOP Curteret Winter, which according to the 3 YEARS TO PAY All Types of FINS, FUR & FEATHERS 5 FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL 4/7-4/28 Weather Bureau, was a record. The 18 Main Street Opp. Town Hal! Convert your present small previous record fall was in the Free Estimates RESIDENTIAL GLASS LOCKSMITH WORK WOODBRIDQE 8-1601 TV screen into a LARGER, UARAOO'S winter of 1951-52, with 132.1 Inches No Obligation to Buy TO DHIVINQ SCHOOL or 11 feet. KEYS MADE Lillian and Ed Mirier, Owners 17", 19", or 21", screen. and Oldest In County Taxi CALL TOOLS .'.„•, Fluid and Standard Larger tube GUARANTEED PIGEONS DAMAGE STORE GARDEN SUPPLIES :ii-:Un St.. Perth Amboy Everything In Pets for one year. \ Ca:; Hlllcrest 2-7365 ALBUQUERQUE, Ariz. — When WDGE. 8-1400 HARDWARE • PAINTS 4/7-4/28 five pigeons invaded a local drug FLOOR SANDERS AND Reasonable Rates ' Pattern JOW (apron, jerkin, s'tore recently the^tore looked like beach coat): Half Blies W&. lBtt. WAXERS FOR RENT • Canaries RAIL Kl N Ul'ftULIATING 18V4, 20'/.,, Wk, 2414. Site W/t a women's rummage sale had been AVENEL Call ESSEX 5-3180 0, li!- it *:,.$ the last trip going on. In eluding would-be cap- takes 2Mi yards 35-Inch fabric. • Parakeets •i'ii ;-;im locomotives in S«r.d Thlrty-IWt ttntt In coins tors, the pigeons swooped around COAL & OIL CO. Hone Improvements After. 6 P. M, in, ilie Missouri Pacific the store knocking merchandise for this pattern—add S cents for • White Mice i; i:.ii il ended in a hum- tach pattern If yon wish litcltss down from the shelves. They were '826 RAH WAY AVE. AVENEL mslllnf. Send to 170 NOwspapur :>i-:.i.in. The locomotive finally evicted by police. I • Hamsters TAXI SERVICE . :!'• io make it under their Pattern Dept., 232 We»t 18lh St., STEVEN KOVACH Railings in Due uf them develop- New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly Terry Moore, who has left Holly- Ceramic TUe JUST PHONE 't r> Under" and one ex- NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE, wood for New York, is busy taking Concrete SIZE and 6TYLE NUMBER. • Monkeys • Rabbits »att-r supply. A call acting lessons. Terry will make a Kitchen and Bathroom ORNAMENTAL 1 Assorted Potted Plants WO 8-0200 in t tur a Diesel locomo- picture late this summer for Alex- HIGH TEST QUALITY 507 Leon Ave., Woodbridge IRON Ihd:', mlied the eleven weary U. S. manufacturers' sales and ander Korda, called "Mink For the Telephone Fast and Courteous ,i junk yard. orders rose in February. Mermaid." CONCRETE RAILINGS Laboratory Approved WO 8-8372 Custom Made Service GUTH PET SHOP and Installed Crushed Stone • Washed Gravel "CARTERET'S LITTLE ZOO" Quality Work FIX UP WITH Washed Sand - Waterproofing 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret WOODBRIDGE TAXI Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster FORMICA $300 up Carteret 1-1070 443 PEARL ST. WOODBRIDGE Call CA-1-7219 Free Estimate Raritan Mercantile for Uniforms Corporation Free Estimate on • Plumbing & Heating IY Phone HI 2-0375 Counters • Sink Tops CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS WO 8-3146 FRONT AND FAYETTE STS. Charles Fan PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Fir, White Pine, Knotty Pine UNIFORMS Natural or Select White Birch Plumbing - Heating i NYLON • Roofing and Siding » DACKON WOOD'S FORMICA Electric Sewer Service Contractor • COTTON and CABINET SHOP Telephone: Regular and Hall Sizes 3 Oakwood Avenue, Carteret Woodbridte 8-0594 Henry Jansen & Son Walter A. Jensen • Jewelry Service • 621 UNfiEN AVENUE Tinninc and Sheet Metal Work PETTY'S MASON AND pENERAL Woodbridge, N. I. Roofinf, Metal Celling and BRACE AVE. CONTRACTOR Furnace Work VA. 6-3289 FASHION CREDIT JEWELERS Perth Istimates Cheerfully Given 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE WOODBRIDGE 588 Alden Street Amboy 38 Freeman St., Woodbridge CARTERET Plumbing & Heating Telephone 8-1246 CA-1-6308 Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone 8-1808 t DIAMONDS • Remodeling • New Installations Lawn Mowers Drug Stores • WATCHES • Gas and Oil Burners • Sporting Goods • • JEWELRY 24-Hour Service HAND AND POWER Get That LAWN MOWERS Avenel Pharmacy • GIFTS Call WO-8-S046, HI-2-7S12 REEL FOR SALE Expert Watch and L. PUGLIESE - A. LIPO FIXED Sharpened • Repaired 991 RAHWAY AVENUE Jewelry Repair WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 NOW! BICVCLES FOR SALE We're nn Parts and Accessories Stores SMITH Official PRESCRIPTIONS "Penn," Hardware * De Voe Paints WHITMAN'S CANDIES Telephone Woodbrldje 8-1889 Plumber •Airex" and "Centaiire" Mercury Outboard Motors Cosmetics - Film - Greeting Cards Woodbridge All types of Service Sales and Service Liquor Store Plumbing • Heating Station and Repairs REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY ALBRECHT'S RAYMOND JACKSON JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROF. KEY SHOP Complete StocR of Domestic REMSEN AVE., AVENEL Reel Checked, Cleaned, Polished, AND SON Greased and Adjusted M.50 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE and Imported Wines, Beers, WO 8-3098 for Only CARTEREERET1 • CA 1-7163 Druggists ar\d Liquors (plus parts, If needed) , 88 Main Street 4 574 AMBOY AVENUE Photography "Home of Reel Parts" Services Woodbrtdge, N. J. WOODBRIDGE, N. £ We Huv« — in Mock « CUSTOM-MADE POLES SEWING MACHINES Telephone 8-0854 • Moving and Tracking • ARRANGE t MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS, F*or Your LOAFERS and SLIPPERS REPAIRED Complete Moving Job • WILDLIFE PICTURES FMrnltare 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms $35 Wedding (Framed I Domestic - Industrial 4 Rooms $30 6 Room* $40 T HUNTING AND FISHING Reasonable Storage SO Days Vttt Pictures SPRING FVRNITtmE LH;ENNEN ISSUED Call All Loads lnsured—10 years exp NOW SALE ECONOMY MOVERS • TKOUT WORMS Mr. H. TRAPANI NOW IN PROGRESS NATION-WIDE MOVERS Candid and Studio Picture* Ask How You Can Win Taken for AU Occasions Railway 1-39H One of Our Trophlet CArteret 1-88H 48 St»U After 7 PM. TACKLE Furniture Shop" Movtalr GALLARD'S PHOTO Better Furniture —. Lower Prices Service 541 AMBOY AVENDE SPORTING GOODS to, ritjid props. Pee Hlfhway 25 Avenel, N. J Woodbridte 1-8851 AGENT 2S8 Monroe Stmt, iUfcfrar Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 "P. ft." open 10 to • j'arm product prices fWcltne 0.4 *!*»»» Telephone RA 7-lM( per cen iu month, Woodbrldie 8-1571 National Van Until Mim. aufl frl. NUMs to tilt CARTERET rr;n PAGE TEN FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1955 I.EC.AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE I.F.OAI. NOTICKS LKGAL NOTICES TO HOLD EXHIBIT and from said point or plnre of be- said corner belnn the point or plnro plnre of Rule, or mny |lr Student Nurses Plan NEW BRUNSWICK — Railroad- Clerk'n (Met of Middlesex County, prior thereto from the mulct ginning running ID In nn caaterly of BEGINNING. Dated •' Port Reading Ing will take the spotlight In New New Jersey, a« Lots IB nnd SO ns nhown direction along the sonlherly line of Musical Variety Show on Mid mflp. and beinR on the corner Being commonly known r\s No. BJ-M Perth Amboy, New Brunswick, Mny 10. when a series Lowell Street, 100 feet to a point; April 5, 10S5 of Ptilwltl Avenue (formerly Centrnl thence (2) in a southerly direction Pulaskl Avenue. Cartfret, New Jersey. Personals PERTH AMBOY--The student of exhibitions and demonstrations Avenue) and Lowell Street I formerly Bald sale shall Include the right, RALPH L. FUH along a line at right miRlen to the Master In the nurses of Perth Amboy General are staged during "Railroad Day," Orange Street tft shown on s»ld map; nm mentioned cotirne, )0 feet to a title, Interest and estate of all the balnit aloo known nit Lots 79 nnd SO parties mentioned In the Judgment for of New Jersev Hospital will present their annual sponsored by the Rarltan Traffic point; thence running (3i in n west- 214 Smith Street In Block 227 on the BoroviRh of C»r- erly direction along « line parallel with Sale entered In this cause, together By MRS. JOHN T McDONNEIX Club. Model trains and railroad ex- terst Aaaesament Map: with all and singular the hereditaments Perth Ambov N r Jllchnrd Carlson wrote a short musical variety show In the Wood- the flrat mentioned course, 100 feet to EMIL 8TRBMLATJ. Esq' IS Sixth Stm-t bridge High School Auditorium on hibits will be shown In the lobby Beginning at a point, said point be- a point In the easterly line of Pulaskl and appurtenances to the said prem- Attorney (or Plaintiff Port Reading story about a boy a filleted with of the Roger Smith Hotel. ing the corner formed by tn* Inter- Avenue; and thence (4) In a northerly ises belonging or In anywise apper- 5-7 Cooke Avenue the nl«hts of May 11 and 12 at 8:30 aectlon of the easterly line of Pulnskl taining. Carteret. K. J. WO-8-H12-W stuttering—what caused It and direction along the easterly line of Conditions of salt and encumbrances P.M. LEGAL NOTICES Avenue with the southerly line of Pulnski Avenue, 50 feet to the afore- what cured It. but before he could Lowell Street a> shown on sold map; will be made known at the time and C P. A daiifthtrr was born to Mr. and Tickets for the show, a musical ADVF.RTISRMRNT OF JUDICIAL SALK Mrs. Daniel J. MoDimnrll. 1 Fifth have It published, Vincent Fen- revue In five parts, will be made DOCKET NO. C-MM-M Street, at St Eli/abet li s Hospital. available to the public next week SITPERIOH COURT OP NBW JERSEY. nelly boiiR-ht it,for an Allied Ar- CHAKCERT DIVISION Elizabeth. They In Woodbrldne, Perth Amboy and tists picture. The story is titled MIDDLESEX COUNTY h ;i v c throe the surroundiiiR area. A limited By virtue of n Judgment of the "Counterpunch.1' Superior Court. Chancery Dl7l«lon made other children number will also be available at the on the lnt clny of April, IMS, In nn A son was Rudy Vallee, after more than auditorium on Barron Avenue the itctlon pending therein, whernln W»- 1 nluht of the show. lenty Tlurzkowftk! In Plaintiff and Smrln wa . Ixirn to 25 years In the entertainment Pftfrs and AlfrKl Pfttrn, et «!»., ure Mr iind Mrs. clrfpiulfinta, the mibiwrtber, Ralph L. world, has announced that he may Kusoo. us Muster of this Court will on Michael D'Apo retire soon probably in 19S6, al- Wfdne.wlnv, Mny 4th. 1955, »t J:30 Build it, paint it, paper it, hammer it, cement it, lito (if K Rtrwt n'clork In the afternoon, prevailing though he leaves himself an es- time sell (it public vendue, at the at the EllM- cape clause In the event he finds Mlrtrtlew" County Sheriff's Office, plant it. ... Whatever the job, consult this guide for h e I. h (lener.il Court House Square. New Brunswick, some movie roles to his liking. NPW Jerwv. nil the following described Hospital. They t.rnrts of l»nr "The Gibson Girl," a script bought + Here's what we will do: $910 pill I ftT 2 I '-do « °8« bathroom. The J6.951[ ing, A reminder is given of the $3,858,947.94 $3,983,748.51 ™ FULL yil omy gallon iii« does tht average tilchen i by RKO in 1947 before he took over ^ FREE ESTIMATES * MEASURING cake scheduled for Saturday, May the .studio. When practically every 7, at Martlno's and D'Alessio's studio tried to buy the script from LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND SURPLUS NO CASH DOWN — THREE YEARS TO PAY TLAN TO VISIT US REAL SOON stores for the auxiliary benefit. Bonds Payable $2,927,000.00 $3,037,000.00 CUSTOM-BUILT UNITS AT NO EXTRA COST him recently, he took it out and Appropriation Reserves 47.579.94 39,470.27 Mrs. Frank D'Apolito and Mrs. looked it over and decided to make Accounts Payable and Other Liabilities . 76,487,85 43.527 63 When you see what we have to offer you'll James Ciardiello are chairmen. Improvement Authorizations 223,512.43 224,412.48 it himself. Statutory and Spuclnl Funds 29,939.62 33,365.69 agree here are Jalousies as Jalousies should be. Notes Reserve for Amortization Fixed Capital 40.236 40 32.SM.40 Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable . 424.609.99 415,169.08 ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS Mark Wai'RO, son of Mr. and OBLIGING THIEVES oiirpitis . ..- ••- •- - - 89,581.66 98,466.98 JALOUSIES AMBOY FEED CO. Im Mrs. A. J. WarRo, 88 Central Ave- NORFOLK, Va. — After stealing $3,858,947.94 $3.9M.748.51 nue, was a tonsillectomy patient / 27 MAIN ST. a safe from a Broad street service WOODBRIDGE Georee Walsh, Prop. at the Perth Amboy GeneraJ GEORGES 8-0127 station, safe-crackers "borrowed" The nbnve^ninmary or Synopsis was prepared from the Report of Audit Hospital. a truck to haul It away. They re- n! the Borough of Carteret, County of Middlesex, for the calendar year 1954. OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. 279 New Brunswick Ave. Fhone HI. 2-1350 Perth Ami] Thjs Report of Audit, submitted by John J. Clko, Is on file at the Borough Mrs. Patrick Murphy, Brook- turned the truck, however, after Clerk's Office nnd mny be Inspected by any Interested person. lyn, N. Y., is Visiting the Daniel looting the safe of ^20 and leaving OEORQE J. BRECKKA, Borough Clerk E. McDonnells, 701 Woodbridge it on the city dump. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND SURPLUS Avenue. CURRENT ACCOUNT CLEARANCE Year 1954 Yew 1953 LEVOLOR DO-IT-YOURSEL TROUBLE REVENUE: ON ENTIRE STOCK Surplus Revenue Appropriated i 50.000.00 $ 100.000.00 Custom We're not worrying about that Current Revenue (Cash Basis) 1.871,405.03 1.482.645.43 loudspeaker that can be heard UNPAINTED four miles, it is the one that can TOTAL REVENUE tl.921.40S.03 $1.562.64.143 FURNITURE VENETIAN BLINDS RITCHIE! be heard four apartments away EXPENDITURES: Custom Made with liEVOLOR ClKabest that concerns us.—Christian Approprlntolns—Buditct and Emergency $1,075,299.23 $ 772.704.U9 SALE onclnsed head, precision made Local School Tax .. ,584,099.24 534.551.68 Sliding Door Bookcase hardware, patented self-iid- always coma Monitor Science. Justinij tiller. I.EVOLOR County Tax .. 268,859.80 242,979.02 Adjustable Shelves frornY:. Expenditure Without an Appropriation 10,465.12 - cord, tupe mid bottom bur Reg. 26.00 with » wide range of colors TOO OLD TO DANCE TOTAL EXPENDITURES - $1,938,523.39 »1.550.235.59 to choose from. Nite Table COPENHAGEN, Denmark — .urplus From Operation t 12.409.34 Reg. 16.00, 13.20 Choose From Mrs. Else Sorensen and Miss Karen Kirk Lasen liked the music com- Deficit From Operation $ 17,118,36 6 Drawer DresseT OC *7TL WOODBRIDGE There h no otto ing from the radio and decided to ADDITIONS TO INCOME: Reg. 43.33 OD.l D AUTHORIZKI) way to $et- try the tnambo. Now they're in a Uneicpand'ed Balance Prior Year's Appropriation ... • 4.695.33 * 4481,88 4 Drawer Dresser FLOORS, Inc. Interfunds Returned 7,500.00 AGRICO hospital with broken legs. Both Reg. 30.65 25.30 J. & D. Varey, Props. Jhebest/ SUB-TOTAL ACCUMULATED $ 12,423.03 * 24,391.72 dancers are 80. and are residents 3 Drawer End Table 466 Amboy Avenue DEALER of an old folks' home. ADD TO INCOME—BY STATUTE: Reg. 19.95 16.45 Deferred Charges In Above Expenditures Woodbridge, N. J. (Incurred Currently) ,. 1 50,965.12 . t 16,443.35 CLEARANCE (Formerly Located at LIME-PEAT .MOSS We Carry A AMOUNT ADDED TO SURPLUS REVENUE .... t 38.542.09 * 40,835.07 120 Main Street) HUMUS on Entire Stock Complete Selection Of SURPLUS REVENUE: BURPEE FLOWK1 BIZUB IMPORTED & DOMESTIC Balance, Janujiry 1 . $ 87,499.29 $ 146.664.22 PITTSBURGH AND VEGETABLE Sfi SUB-TOTAL .'..: $ 120.041.38 | 187,496.29 AND PLASTI WINES & LIQUORS .. 50.000.00 100,000 00 Free Delivery LESS: Appropriated In Current Budget LINCOLN Large Assortment] FUNERAL HOME BALANCE, DECEMBER 31 S 76,041.38 $ 87,499.29 PAINTS DIAL 5975 All HARDWARE & PAINT COMPANY SHRUBS RECOMMENDATIONS Colors, qt. 50c ROSES 2 Large Modern That Interest on delinquent taxes be collected In strict accordance with DUPONT PAINTS — HOUSEWARjES EVERGREENS ROCKMAN'S the Statutes. i Finish That Attic' Floor with Design Chapels That no expenditures be made I IT excess of available appropriations or In GARDEN SUPPLIES — ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FRUIT AND SIIADI TAVERN & LIQUOR Store the absence of an appropriation. | Thut the Health Officer remit hii fees to the Borough Collector monthly. 1x4 N.C. St. George Avenue at Avenel Street TREES Randolph St., and Perching Ave. That the deposits for the Municipal/ Court be made In the manner pre- CARTERET, N. J. scribed by Statute. •' PINE FLOORING 54 Wheeler Avenue That ttie salaries of the recreation aptlvltles be set by ordinance. THIS WEEK SPECIALS C. P. 4-29 3 Free Advice Corner Sllarot Street X DUPONT — FOR RENT — 3 /4c lin. ft. Town & Country Free Soil Test Carteret, New Jersey OUTSJDE WHITE GARDEN EQUIPMENT Neurocalometer X-Ray Service • ROLLERS RiTCHIE'i Phone CA 1-5353 RUPTURE-EASEt M t* U I P.l O* JA *?M llwt R HOUSE PAINT New Jersey Lumber • SPREADERS 4.95 gal. • AERATOR • SPIKER GARDEN CENTER And Millwork Co. Garden Lime — 50 1b. Bag 49c - 80 Ib. Bag 75c ' Inman Avenue DR. S. D. GROSSMAN 826 ST. GEORGES AVENUE COLONIA WO. 8-0414-0415 FULL LINE OF DUPONT CUSTOM COLORS (JustiWest of Chiropractor , • TEL. RA. 7 - 0#70 • A ilronf, form-hulni Htihibli lupport. Dirk "We Prize Your Good Will" RA-M2M lulug idimtililt flni|)i up In front. Adjust* ibl» Irs atrati. Bod. Till iroln md. No iteil or leithtr budj. TJneictllwl for comfort. AUo Ql«d •• aflar sptriMon tunport. Fir minr womtni First Bank & Trust Bldg. •hlldrtn. Mill itttt fix nwun inuMl !•>«( nrt oi ibtmt* Md IUU rliht «r Mt 214 Smith Street 94 iMain Stteet •Id* ar dHllp ' LAWN REJUVENATING TIME IS HERE Pprth Amboy, N. J. Woddbrldge, N. J. Hill Pharmacy fHIUcrest 2-4727 WOodbridge 8-3722 LET US LIME • FERTILIZE • SEED DO IT YOURSELF Phone CA-1-5323 Specializing in Back Conditions and Nervous Ailments* AND ROLL YOUR LAWN QUALITY 582 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret Rototilling • Light Bulldozing MATERIAL First Quality White Flexible Steel Telephone WO 8-3888 — If No Answer Call 8-1956-J FRIDAY! MICHAEL BODNAR • Gardener VENETIAN BLINDS 32 LIVINGSTON AVENUE AVENEL \ • From 6 P. M. to 9 P. M. With These Pulse Stopping Features: j the besl way AND ALL DAY • fully Enclosed Metal Box Top WE'RE AS CLOSE TO See Our Fine | fo say you care SATURDAY ONLY! , § Automatic Stop and i • J uU( Tiit Gears .44 YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE .Selection of • White Baked-on Enamel Custom-made Blinds In all colors. • Matching Tapes and IS to 'if fflde TOIPAPER (LEAK C-|.|»Alt Steel, Aluminum or Flexulum; Cords Full 84" long K to H" wide Both Pre-pastcd and Plastic, Kublon and Cloth Tapes • AH Screws! Tassels and all 84" loni »1.89 Dial PICKETS| at 33% to 67% Savings. Equalizer Included Regular - IH" HI 2-0180 Your Choice of HllkTcst 2-7121) or Tll\ unit a iemu talesman will till with or 6,0(10 FATTKKNS "I 4c and UP sample's. On her special day send a HI 2-0181 Il(illindik,i>J to. show 240 MADISON AVE. Gordon's Rahv ''you Lut POULSEN'S the very best." PERTH AMBOY Builders tutury Showruuui open , Given—No Obligation 118 MAIN STREET (ill 9 P M. Munday, \Vcdn»d^y Co. and Frldiif., Open Tu«bda>, i'liura- Fords Coal & Lumber Co. WOODBK1DGE 280 ST. OEO1W1S IU.V and Saturday till b P. M. v •m RING UKOKUK KOAD FORDS Phone WO. 8 - 2845 Uahwuy • " VM.%