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Published Every Thursday VOL. XX—NO. 15 FORDS, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 At 18 Green Street. Woodbridge. X. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Heroes' Javelin Victim School Tribute Chances ' Hazards House actory WOODBRIDGE — After an emergency operation yesterday by Dr. Cyril I. Hutner and Dr. Edward J. Novak, Robert K. Hartman, 17-year-old Woodbridge High School senior, who was struck by a javelin during a field meet Monday was re- Viewed Friday ported to be "in fair condition." Dr. Novak said yesterday that "barring unforseeh complica- State, County, Local Town to Honor Dead tions I feel the boy has a very Officials Examine Of All Wars; March good chance." The operation Still revealed a lacerated liver. Keasbey Situation Route is Announced Robert the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hartman, 24 WOODBRIDGE — Harold •WOODBRIDGE — Rev. Claremont Avenue, Colonia, Holeombe of the Division of Robert Bonham, Avenel, cap- was competing in the meet be- School Building Services of Avenel tain in the Air Force Reserve, tween'Wooctbridge and Perth the State Department of Ed- will be the principal speaker Amboy High Schools at the ucation, County Superinten- at the annual Memorial Day stadium. Competition iri the dent of Schools Robert. R. program in Woodbridge Park, Blunt, members of 'the Board high jump was then in pro- of Education and Town Com- Victims Friday. gress and Lou Bartha, the mittee Superintendent of Other speakers will include coach, left the scene for a mo- Schools Patrick A. Boylan and Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, whoment to obtain a new rake as a citizens committee will meet will give the address of wel-the one in use had broken. today at 10 o'clock to discuss Improve come; Benjamin Thomas, De- Robert was taking off a means of safeguarding child- • partment Corpsmaster, Vet- warm-up jacket in prepara- ren attending Keasbey School. WOODBRIDGE — Police as : erans of Foreign "Wars; Ben-tion for his event when Mich- yet have failed to determine j jamin Sunshine, representing ael Lesko, Port Reading, Ro- Representatives of what type of gas was respon- I the American Legion. bert's closest friend, decided the Shorecrest-at-Fords and sible for the explosion in Ave- • Roosevelt Estates develop- Charles E. Gregory, pub- to take a practice throw with nel Sunday night that demol- j ments attended both Town ished the home of ,Mr. and lisher of The Independent- his javelin. The Colonia boy was hit in the side. Committee and Board of Edu- Mrs. George Ryan at 320 Lord Leader will be master of ROBERT K. HARTMAN cation meetings last week to Street and sent them both to . ceremonies. Taken to the Perth Amboy register protests against the Perth Amboy General Hospi- j The invocation will be given General Hospital, Robert was abandoned clay pit at the rear tal. • . I given blood transfusions. It by Rabbi Samuel Newberger Jacohson to Take of the school which they called The Elizabeth Consolidated of Congregation Adath Israel was not until yesterday morn- a "definite danger" to their ing an operation was decided.. Board Post Tonight Gas Company has been digg- . ^ ' and the National Anthem will children. They also Claimed ing in the vicinity of the ex- be sung by Mrs. Andrew Dr. John P. Lozo, High the pit is filled with "stagnant School principal,, said yester- WOODBRIDGE — Lewis plosion to determine if the Aaroe, accompanied by the S. Jacobson, Tisdale Place, water, breeding mosquitos, blast was caused by natural Woodbridge High School day he was at the Lions Club rats and diseases within 10 Youth Week dinner when he will be sworn as a member gas. The company, according ... Band. of the Board of Education feet of the rear of the build- to Henry Rohrs, a vice presi- notified of the' accident and ing." For more than 50 years the went to the hospital immedi- tonight at 8. He succeeds dent, found one small leak Gettysburg Address has been ately. Nathan Bernstein who re- Threatening they would re- but said there was no conclu- recited at the exercises, and fuse to send their children to sive evidence it could be the It was a very unfortunate signed a few. months ago. since World War I, "In Flan- An attorney with offices Keasbey the parents urged the cause of the explosion. accident", the school head youngsters be permitted to re- ders' Fields" has been added said. "We. have been having a in Perth Amboy, Mr. Jacob- Both Mayor Hugh B. Quig- ALL THAT REMAINS OF A ONCE-HAPPY HOME: In an instant the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Ryan was nothing to the program. This year son has been active in civic main at Hopelawn school un- ley and Lawrence Clement, but a mass of splinters as the result of an explosion of undetermined origin Monday. Both Mr. aim Mrs. Ryan are hos- time with Michael Lesko who til the new school in their area Ralph Kummler will recite is beside himself with grief. affairs and has advocated supervisor of public works, pitalized Their daughter, Donna, 7, escaped serious injury. . the famous Lincoln speech reforms in Board of Educa- is constructed. Mr. Boylan, claim if the cause had been Mr. Bartha seems to be in a however, pointed out the State and Patricia Rechnitzer will daze. We are all praying for tion expenditures, many of sewer gas the manhole covers recite the war poem. Both Department would hardly ap- in the vicinity would have Bobert's^recovery." which . have been adopted. prove ' of empty rooms in are Woodbridge high school Woodbridge coaches said He was president of Citizens been blown off. Bystanders Ex-Fords' Fire Chief Dies, 4 Hurt Keasbey School while Hope- seniors. (Continued on Page 6) for Classrooms. said the manhole cover near lawn School remains on split the Ryan home was "frozen" The salute will be fired by session. : Hopelawn Post, VFW Firing solid and it took several men Squad and taps will be sound- At the Board meeting it wa: to lift it. ed by John A. Kuhlman. decided the State Department There were no gas lines Right Rev. Charles G. McCor- of Education would be asked leading into the Ryan home. WOODBRIDGE — "There ristin is scheduled to pro- send a representative and hisThe heat was provided by oil is no satisfactory reason for nounce the benediction. recommendations would be and the cooking by electricity. the explosion", H. Roberts, in- Preceding the program, the Set for Monday followed. Mr. Ryan, 34, who was said spector for the Ocean Guaran- Dedication o parade will take place, start- The school board and Town to be in critical condition tee Insurance Company • told. ing promptly at 10. Th* line EDISON-—The application of the Sommers Brothers Con- Committee conferred Monday when admitted to the hospital Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt late of march will toe as follows: struction Company to'build a 3Vs> million dollar luxury night and although the caucus is now listed in "poor" condi- yesterday after ah inspection James Street to Amboy Ave- garden-type apartment project was continued until next was called primarily to discuss tion. His wife, Katherine, 31, of the boiler room at Hey den nue, left on Amboy Avenue to Monday in the Oak Tree School after the Board of Adjust- the need of sewer facilities expecting her second child in Chemical Company, Fords, ment failed to reach any decision after a second hearing on Main Street, left on Main to for new schools to be built three months, was reported as where an explosion killed one WOODBRIDGE — Dedi- A.M. School 18 will be dedi- To be included in the the issue Monday night. "fair". Their seven-year-old Rahway Avenue, to Freeman soon, Committeeman R. Rich- man injured four others. cation of three of the Town- cated at 11 and the High cornerstones of the three Street, left on Freeman Street About 300 persons attended ard Krauss arrived at the daughter, Donna, was released Meanwhile funeral arrange- ship's newest schools will School at noon. after treatment for cuts and schools are copies of The to Church Street to Linden the hearing held in Oak Tree meeting May 21. Mr. O'Neil meeting with a delegation ments have been completed take place Saturday, June 7, Completion of the Hoff- Avenue, to Green Str.eet, to bruises. Independent-Leader con- School. The initial hearing continued his questioning: from the developments. When for John A. Dudik, 49, 34 Ryan the Board of Education has man Boulevard School in School Street to North Park was held in the Municipal taining advertisements seek- Monday night. Following this, it was explained that the State (Continued on Page 6) Street, Fords, a foreman of announced. Colonia by September, along Drive, to the Memorial monu- Building but because of the ing bids for the bonds to Mr. Schwartz was questioned Department repr ejuries suffered in an automo- WOODBRIDGE — Cub Robs Mae of bile accident Saturday, police pack 134, Den 1 met at Trinity the only way to describe church parish house with the Sharon Martin, a Woodbridge said -this week after an au au- WOODBRIDGE —Sol Do- topsy. boys dressed as circus animals brow, Redfield Village, Metu- High School senior, our sec- and performers. ond candidate for a Juvenile The 64-year-old man was chert was robbed of $88 Sun- Benjamin Bertherieh was day noon while tending store Decency award. found dead behind the wheel of his car which hit the side presented with his bobcat pin. at the Ar-Ex Pharmacy, 370 Sharon, the daughter of Mr. Awards were presented to New Brunswick Avenue, Fords. and Mrs. Frank Edward Mar- of the First Presbyterian Church after figuring . in a Neil Magargal, Gary Van Mr. Dobrow told Detective tin 179 Lockwood Avenue, was Wagner and Robert Ludwig- born in Jersey City. She collision with a car operated Fred Leidner, Detective Arthur by another Carteret man, son. Donnelly and Patrolmen moved here with her family John Kennedy, 33, 106 Wash- Mrs. Eugene Magargal, .95 Charles Wyda1 and Walter from Elizabeth five years ago. Bucknell Avenue will be hos- Singer that the robber bran- She has a younger sister, | ington Avenue. tess for a carnival June 23. dished a pistol, took the money She. has a younger brother, i Police said neither the There will be games prizes and out of the cash register and Ruth. An older brother, Bob church nor the Kennedy car refreshments. fled. was badly damaged. Kaskiw and an older sister, Sandra, and Kennedy were travelling The pack will participate' The hold-up man was des-are both married. Sandra in opposite directions. The in the Memorial jDay parade. cribed as about 28 years old, graduated from Woodbridge elderly man was pronounced weighing 135, five feet, seven High School three years ago. TOO BAD dead at the scene by Dr. M. TRYING TO DETERMINE. CAUSE OF EXPLOSION: Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt (left) WOODBRID33 — John inches tall and wearing a light Sharon's father is , a plant A. Ch.odosh, Green Street. and Detective Anthony Zuccaro are examining the remains of "heater No. 5" at blue shirt and gray sports patrolman at General Motors Thomas, 451 Cliff Road, re- jacket. He had light hair and a I Patrolmen Anthony O'Brien Heyden Chemical Corporation in an effort to find the cause of the blast that took ported a tarpaulin was stolen in Linden. SHARON MARTIN the life of one man and injured four others. ruddy complexion. (Continued on Page 6) (Continued on Page 6) from his boat house Tuesday. .. PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 EDISON- TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON Clu bwomen Receive Note DAR to Sensor j jppf^School 14 PTA " From President's Wife Fashion Revue IjiHtt- I: Inducts Slate WOODBRH3GE — The Wo- A letter of appreciation was WOODBRIDGE — Janet FORDS — Mrs. George man's Club of .Woodbridge received from- Mrs. Carolyn Gage chapter, DAR, met with Heath was installed as presi- held its annual installation Bromann librarian, for this Mrs. Herbert Rankin, Se-1 dent of School 14 PTA. Mrs. dinner at the Colonia Country donation to the library. Dona- waren., Mrs.-. Frank Bii-chdlS,! William -Westlake is vice pre^ Club with Mrs. Earl Carsten- tions were voted to the Ameri- Mrs. Irving Demarest, Mrs. J.' sident; Alan Black, recording sen, chairman and Mrs. Mel- can Cancer Society and the H. Thayer--Martin, Mrs. Gor- secretary; Mrs. Robert Ohlson, vin Melanson, toastmaster. Middlesex County Mental don Macaulay, Mrs. G. Gil- corresponding secretary; Mrs. - The theme was "Affair to Re- Health League. more Robinson and Mrs. Wil-i Greoge Gross, treasurer. member". Mrs. Stoddard was narrator Ham Seaman were. hostesses.: Mrs. Albert Gardner, honor- Mrs. Mabel Naylor read the of the pantomine with Mrs. Mrs. George R. Merrill and ary vice president of the coun- club's Collect; M,ts. Gerard Schein, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Swal- Mrs. Cedric Ostrqm poured, i ty council of PTA's was the palton extended the welcome lick, in charge of sound effects Guests included Mrs. installing officer. and Mrs. John Gresh gave the and a cast including Mrs. Car- Palmer. M. Way, Sr., honor- Mrs. Steve Balazs, retiring " blessing. stensen, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. ary national vice president ^resident thanked everyone Fitzpatriek and Mrs. Eugene Welcome was extended to and honorary state regent; for their cooperation and was Leahy. past presidents, Mrs. M. J. Mrs. Rudolph L, Nov^k state presented with gifts from the Schubert, Mrs. B. J. Concanon, Mrs. Black, chairman of the regent; Mrs. George C. Skill- teachers and the board. music department, presented a Mrs, Norbert Jost and Mrs. J. man, state vice regent; Mrs. The 5th and 6th grade stu- musical selection accompanied ADVANCED IN RANK: Pro- J. Brannegan and to Mrs. Ro- Harry S. Dalrymple, state dents presented the program. by Mrs. Alfred Tyrell. The ehaplain; Mrs. Robert Hanna, moted recently to Marine Pri- bert Penner and Mrs. Adrian A school of instruction for chorus included Mrs. Concan- state recording secretary; vate First Class was Louis R. De young, president and past new officers and chairmen will non, Mrs. Melanson, Mrs. Nay- Mrs. Richard W. Dunham, Leblanc, son of Mr. and Mrs. president of the Junior Wo- be held in New Brunswick lor, Mrs. Louis Plisko, Mrs. state corresponding secretary; Louis Leblanc, 33 Harvard man's Club. June 3 from 10 to 3. Schein and Mrs. Swallick, so- Mrs. Winifield H. Stone, state Avenue, Avenel. PFC. Leblanc has completed his active duty Mrs. Dalton received a pre- prano soloist. Guests were registrar; Mrs. Fredrick L. Mrs. Thomas Scutti's class sident's bar and gift. Mrs. Neil tour under the six-month, re- Mrs. Janderup, Mrs. William Ferris, State librarian. Mrs. won the attendance prize and Stoddard toasted the outgoing serve program and is now un- O'Brien and Mrs. Peter Rey- R. L. Novak spoke on current mothers of kindergarten chil- officers and chairmen. dergoing weekly training with nolds. problems. dren w&re hostesses. Mrs. Jost installed Mrs. his reserve unit. Harry Reasinger, Jr., presi- A dessert bridge and fashidn show, sponsored by the Ten- dent; Mrs. Henry Dunham, INDUCTED IN CANDLELIGHT KITE: Above are officers o the Woodbridge Township Business and Professional Wo- nant chapter, will be held at Bride-tO-Be Feted Chorchwoifien- first vice president; Mrs. Ed- Music Festival man's Club who were installed into office at the annual dinner Thursday at Colonia Country Club by Mrs. Gertrude Lee, ward Poulsen, -second vice pre- the home of Mrs. Malcolmi . . _ 7 , -. „ Freehold, president of the State Federation of Business an I Professional Women's Clubs. Left to rigrht are Miss Ruth Gilman, Blossom Cove, Red At Luncheon in PI. I, sident; Mrs. Scott Jessen, Wolk, president, who was elected for her second term; Mrs John Muller, first vice jjresident; Mrs. Mabel Naylor, second treasure!1; Mrs. Joseph Caso, Is Successful Bank, June 4 at 1 for the Plan Assembly vice president; Miss Rosalie Dooley, recording secretary; MIJS Agatha Graham, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George benefit, scholarship for under- WOODBRIDGE — Miss federation secretary; Mrs. AVENEL — "Manhattan Halbert, treasurer. '.'."' Laura Ziegler, daugrjif- of John Swallick, Jr., recording privileged children. WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Melodies" was the theme of Mrs, Leonard D. Ziegler, 555 secretary. Miss Martha Jane Menko, Arthur Brver announces that- the music festival sponsored Avenue, and the late Mrs. Reasinger introduced accompanied by Miss ehar- the seventh Annual Assembly by the Junior and Sub-Junior JSeary Heads Drive 'otte Linn, and Mr. T-^I,, ' Mr. Ziegler, was honored Sa- nf United Church Women will the new board of directors. Women's Clubs in the Sixth Old-Fashioned Festival Church School turday at luncheon at the Note from "Mamie" For Mental Health Scott presented a musical be held at the North End district Saturday at Jefferson program. Town and Country, Park Ave- Hotel, Ocean Grove June 5 Mrs. Jost wrote to Mrs. Ei- School, Westfield. nue, New York. Miss Ziegler's senhower informing her of the June 14 to Aid Library WOODBRIDGE — Robert Lists Program and 6. Miss Gail Cooper coordina- Neary, Fords, has been named aunts, Mrs. Walter Kane and club's plan to sponsor a Mamie Mrs. Harry Hersh. were co- From the Woodbridge ted the acts presented by nine WOODBRIDGE — Arrange- in the way of renovating the general chairman for the AVENEL — Pre-registration Eisenhower fudge booth at the hostesses and forty five guests Council:- Mrs. Albert Bergen, clubs including Avenel, Wood- ments for the old-fashioned library and in purchasing new Mental Health Drive in the tion Church Season Closed summer festival June 14 for blanks for ¥aca attended. recording secretary; Mrs. bridge, Fords, Fanwood, Ro- summer festival to be held books. We have a good rep- Township. Miss Claire Ferbel, the benefit of the Barron Ave- School are being mailed thls Miss Ziegler, a sophomore at Charles Kuhlman, second vice -elle, Scotch Plains and West- June 14 at the' Barron Li- resentation so far but there also of Fords, has been ap- nue library. Mrs. Eisenhower week to parents of Sunday By-Sisterhood Douglass College will become president; Mrs. Harlan Traill, was joined by the President in field Juniors and Sub-Juniors. brary grounds sponsored by are many, many more organi- pointed, co-chairman. School youngsters in the First the bride of Lawrence S. Boss, chairman of Christian World her reply in wishing success The Misses Barbara Ludwig, the Woodbridge Township zations and group that have Mr. Neary said there is a Presbyterian Church. T he WOODBRIDGE —" The son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Missions; Miss Louise Hubert; for the venture. Marie Buonocore, Mary Ann failed to come forward and dire need for captains and Business and Professional school will run from August 4 last meeting of the Sister- H. Boss, Nutley, at the Plaza, Mrs. James Reid, Mrs. Joseph Shymko, Carol Oboropta, Ruth signify their intention to workers in every section of the Woman's Club for the benefit through 15, according to Mrs. hood of Congregation Adath New York, July 1. Dobos, and Mrs. Bryer will Steinbach and Carol Podraza, of the library were made at a help." Township. Those wishing to Robert Bon'ham, chairman. attend. members of the Avenel Sub- volunteer are asked to get in Israel for this season was held I meeting of representatives of j Organizations are asked to The blanks should be returned Monday at the Jewish Com- Miss Elsie Farris; National. Memorial Mass Junior club danced a hula. touch with Mr. Neary at his cooperating organizations Fri- have their representatives on by June 15 but registrations munity Center. Board president, Long Beach, Miss Ludwig offered a comic day at Fellowship Hall of the the festival grounds by 9 home, 55 Gordon Avenue. will be accepted during the AvenelMoes monologue and a pantomime Final reports were given by Calif., will speak. A sunrise Presbyterian Church. A. M., June 14 so their booths weeks preceding the opening service will be conducted June For CWV Post act. will be decorated and stocked sessions those unable to make Mrs. Alan. Turtletaub, Mrs. Organizations which will Irwin Hundert, Mrs. Ernest Name Officers 6 at 7:00 on the boardwalk. WOODBRIDGE* .—. M t . A modern jazz dance was sponsor booths include Wood- by noon when the fair, a decision at this time, or who This year's theme is "I Will Carmel Post, Catholi© War presented by Miss Mary Lou scheduled to open. Residents may wish to obtain blanks Lichtman, Mrs. Sol Klein, AVENEL — Abner Feldman bridge Post American Legion, Mrs. Philip Mappen, Mrs. Do A New Thing", under di- Veterans, met Sunday with Galisin and Miss Carolann Auxiliary of Woodbridge Post, are urged to come at noon from the church office. was elected president of the rection of the State President Julius Telepolsky, officer of Erickson, Avensl Juniors. An- and have their lunch on the Jules Meistrich, Mrs. Alfred Avenel Lions' Club with Ar- American Legion, Woodbridge Workshops for teachers and Rauchman and Mrs. David of the United Church Women, the day, opening the meeting other act submitted by the Education Association, Wood- grounds for among the re- helpers will be conducted the thur Flanagan, first ^ice-pre- club was a musical pantomime Gutman, president, who gave Mrs. Charles E. Bingham. with prayer. bridge Township Federation freshments to be offered are second and third weeks of sident; Daniel Flanzbaum, by Miss-.'Nancy Zarsky. cabbage rolls, hot dogs, coffee, q resume of the year and of- A memorial Mass will be of Teachers, Order of Rain- June by Rev. .and Mrs. Boh- second vice-president; John hamburgers, Hungarian ficially discharged the offi- held in Our Lady of Mount Miss Joann Mohr, Mrs. boy for Girls, Court Mercedes, ham. Beginners department Ze-nnaris. treasurer; John CARD PARTY JUNE 13 cookies, soda, ice cream, cof- Carmel Church Friday at 8. James Gordon and Mrs. Bruce Catholic Daughters; Brother- workshops will be June 9 and cers and board with praise, o'Donnell, secretary; Ray Ell- MBNLO PARK TERRACE The veterans and auxiliary McKee were in charge of back fee, fudge. 16; primary and junior de- The 6-11 party will be June , iott> tefl twister and peter — The Mother's Club of Boy hood of White Church, Hun- 5 at the center at 7:30 with _ will meet at 9:30 at North stage and Miss Mohr, Miss There are still openings for partment sessions, June 11 and Greco lion tamen Scout Troop 40 will hold a garian Reformed Church, supper and a talk on Charm Park Drive and School Street. Erickson and Miss Cooper ar- a "strawberry festival" booth 18. This year's curriculum is Peter Ricciardone appointed ! card party at School 19 June Planning Board of Girl Scouts, by Mrs. Mappen. Children t<£ members may. ranged all scenery. Mothers Club of Woodbridge, %nd children's games. The on the theme "Jesus Chist". . George Keteentoerg, William 13 at 8. Refreshments will toe participate. Miss Cooper was choreo- Junior Woman's Club, Wo- committee is also seeking the Department supervisors are Mrs. Milton Bednck was, Henthorn Mr. Flanagan and served and door prizes and Seven delegates will attend grapher for the Avenel Junior man's Club of Woodbridge, free services of an amateur Mrs. Hans Nielsen, beginners; elected vice president, ways Mr. o.Donne]1 as a committee table prizes are to be awarded*. the state convention June 6, and Sub-Junior acts. First Congregational Church, to conduct a "fortune telling" Mrs. Stephen Vigh, primary; -nd means, and Mrs. Jack for the installation dinner For tickets, call Mrs, John 7, and 8 at Atlantic- City. Miss Irene Mayer chairman Middlesex Council Knights of booth. Mrs. William Ross, juniors; Turner was elected financial dance June 28. The meeting Lofstrom, 28 McGuire Street, A bus trip to a night base- and Miss Dee Finn and Miss Columbus, PTA School 1, Pa- Among the attractions will and Mrs. James Gordon, jun- secretary. will be June 4 at the Log or Mrs. J.. W; Savacool, 13, ball game will be held June Joan Marlver were among the trolmen's Benevolent Associ- be rides, bingo, fashion shows, ior high. Interest centers The installation of new of- Cabin. I Hudson Street. . - 20 to see the Giants play ushers. ation, Methodist Church and band concerts, booths featur-1 teaching Christian relation- ficers will be, held jointly with that of the Congregation and Philadelphia. For reservation, Mrs. John Mytinger, advisor, Business and Professional ing plants, jewelry, books, j ship will be set wa for the be- the Men's Club June 14 at call John Arva, De Soto. Ave-. awarded certificates of .parti- Woman's Club. aprons, cakes, Mamie Eisen- ginners (aged 4 and 5 years) nue. •; cipation to the nine ciubs. hower fudge, paintings, white GETS POETRY AWARD: for the first 45 minutes of Va- 8:45 at the center. The draw- Groups or organizations elephants, auction sale, Daniel F. Jaffee, 269 Sooth cation Church School each ing of the raffle willbe held. interested in sponsoring a -.andies for children and a Park Drive, Woodbridge was day. Some equipment will be The Stars of David, super- booth may still do so by get- teenage booth featuring rec- one of the winners in the ann- needed, such as dolls of dif- vised by Bernard Novick, pre- ting in touch with Mrs. Mabel ords and books. ual Jule and Avery Hopwood ferent nationalities, doll beds sented a program "I Remem- Naylor, chairman of the festi- and chairs, child's small table, ber Daughter." The cast in- A painting of the Barron Contest in Creative Writing at val or Miss Ruth Wolk, club toy dishes, toy broom, and cluded Rona Tanzman, Ellen '>uj Wisely... Library done by Miss Rosalie ' he University of Michigan. president. other cleaning' equipment, Cohen, Ellen. Levine, Alice Dooley, a member of BPW, Mr. Jaffe a graduate student, "Because the library is of telephone, toy ironing board, Fishman, Susan Levine, -Mae will be auctioned off during won S900 in the major poetry community-wide interest and division for his volume entitled iron, play stove and sink, toy Z. Coen, Harriet Bernstein, because all parents should be the day. Lois Weiner, Edith Rosen- ".Look Oat Your Window." | trucks, cars, boats, small interested in helping us stock Installation Held blum, Sheila Belafsky, Ronnie Buy Well... 1 : the library with new reference Officers of the BPW were trains, and an easel to be used Rabinowitz, Rita ,-Patnoi, books for their children we •nstalled Thursday, at a din- when the children do finger Linda Chodosh, Sheppie hope every organization in at Colonia Country painting. Donations, or loans, Strauss, Irene Manger, Mari- Woodbridge proper will.come Club. Inducted into office will be very much appreciated, lyn Harrison, Marlyn Turner, forward and help", Mrs. Nay- were Miss Wolk, president; She said. Robert Gottdenker and Mar- lor said. "The more booths Mrs.. John Muller, first vice GLADYS E. SCANK tin Staum. oresident; Mrs. Naylor, sec- ATTEND REUNION we have, the more successful 187 Lincoln Highway, Iselin The board will meet tomor- ond vice president; Miss WOODBRIDGE — Mr. and the festival. The more money Tel. LI 8-1679 row with Mrs. Gutman, 120 Dooley, recording secretary; Mrs. Joel Dlugasch, Mr. and we raise the more we can do Grove Avenue. . A Total of 317 xnd Mrs. George Halbert, —'Ruth Ann Maxwell, Mrs. Herbert Gray, Mr. and treasurer. Norman Tanzman daughter . of.- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Morton Klein, Mr. and The congregation picnic, Fine, All .Wool, Year 'Round "erved as toastmaster and Dr. George Maxwell, Charles Mrs. Bernard Dickman, Co- will, be June 8 at the Koyal lohn P. Lozo spoke. Mrs. Ger- Street, was honored at a picnic lonia; Mr. and Mrs. Al Kivitz, Gardens, Rahway; ' rude. Lee, president of the supper Thursday for her fif- Mr. and Mrs. Irving Scale, TBs Bank Will Be TELEPHONE State Federation of Business teenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gross- NOW YOU KNOW man, Iselin; and Mrs. Milton md Professional Women's —Charles Benz, Jr. and It was late when the daugh- dlubs, was installing officer. Spector, Fords, attended a ter of the house came down to CLOSED ALL DAY daughter, Harriet, Westfield reunion dinner of ,Weequahic For AH Four Miss Wolk was presented with visited Mr. Benz' father breakfast. Her mother greeted x president's pin and a gift. High School, Newark, . class her with a smile. Charles Benz, Coakley Street of June 1942, Saturday at the VTrs. Marie Biddar, president and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton "Darling," she said, "you FRIDAY, MAY 30th MEDICAL NEEDS Irvington House. Other class were awiuUy iate coming in of the Rah way BPW, sponsors Billings, Jr:, 24 Wright Street. We deliver free of charge members from the township if the Woodbridge Club, was —Weekend guests of Mr. •last night. I'm afraid I'm Ori Memorial Day, let us pause in solemn trib- •presented with a gift by Miss who were unable to attend in-, dreadfully old-fashioned, but and Mrs. Peter Haytko, were eluded Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ute to those who gave their lives that all may Wolk. Mrs. Haytko's parents, Mr. and I should^ like to know where PUBLIX Needle and Mr. and Mrs. you go." be free. And as we honor their great sacrifice A choral group from Wood- Mrs. George Papamarcous, Lester Kress, Fords. -•.ridge High School directed'Brooklyn. "The daughter smiled. "Cer- for the cause of freedom, let us pledge ourselves OFF PHARMACY Mrs. Dlugasch was a tainly I'll tell, you, Mummy," iy Mrs. Elizabeth MusacchiaJ _Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hol- co-chairman, of the affair. to be ever vigilant that what they have nobly 91 Main St., Wooabridge >resented a program. Mrs.i . Charles, she replied. "I dined with— lowell and chIldren oh well, you don't know him won shall ever be preserved. vrusacehia also sang the _Na- Ver- Jean and Edward FLAN BKEAKFAST anyway; and then we went to Phone ME 4-0009 ional Anthem and the "Em- Dwight, Wright Street, visited Open Evenings Till 10 blem Song." Rev. William H. WOODBRIDGE — Eighth several places. ... I don't sup- m -.. Sunday Till i P. M. pose you've been to; and we $59.50 SUITS REDUCED TO | Schmaus, rector of Trinity C. Hagman Jersey City. 44-so FREE PARKING IN REAR •Episcopal Church, pronounced PTA will meet June 4 at 1:30 finished up at a queer little For Your Banking Convenience 'he invocation and bene- —Mr. and Mrs. James in the school cafeteria to club-—i forget its name. It's 50 diction. OTElourke, Auth Avenue atten- make plans for the com- all right, isn't it, Mummy?" $65.00 ded'the wedding of Miss Ann munion breakfast to-be served "Of course it is, darling; it's We Will Be Open •• 48- 3TOKK SHOWER Heffernan, New Brunswick to the graduates June 13. only that I like to know." $69.50 Attention ISELIN — Mrs. Frank and Richard Fleming, Mill- TO 50 Braunschweig, 23 Warren town at St. Peters Church, THURSDAY NIGHT $75.00 Street was guest of honor at New Brunswick, They also at- . 54- Shoppers! x shower after the birth of tended the wedding reception From 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. \on, Craig Francis. The affair at the Roger Smith Hotl. Wedding Pictures REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS AND STOUTS /as held at the home of Mrs. —Cub Pack 148 visited West Complete WOODBRIDGE Daniel Le Rose, 40 Francis Point Saturday. They witness- Effective June 6, 1958 We're talking to men like yourself... men "Street. Mrs. William Bihler ad the last parade open to the FRIDAY BANKING HOURS who know the value of a dollar . . . men '/as co-hostess. Guests were public for the season Mrs. WEDDING STORES Irs. Carl Barone, Mrs. Frank John Jenkins, Mrs. R. P. Ja- who are willing to save part of your cloth- Lanning, Mrs. Joseph Lowery, neski, Mrs. William Leavy, Will be 9 A. M. 'til 6 P. M. ing money when you can do it without drs, Gary Forziati, Mrs. Emil VTrsv James O'Rourke. James ALBUMS Monday Thru Thursday will be Wojick, Mrs. Earl Karlin, Mrs. Martin, Herbert Newman and 9 A. M. 'Til 2 P. M. sacrificing quality. Take advantage of this Vfiehael Codd, Mrs. Anthony Jack Brown enjoyed the trip sale! Balascio, Mrs. John Tinrtp^ with the scouts. Studio & Candid OPEN and Mrs. Dominic Montazzoli. —Iselin Chapter, Kadets of 'The Bank with All the Services" America, worked on special Black and White OPEN THIS WEDNESDAY maneuvers for the Memorial Color and 3 D Day parade at the weekly drill EVENING 'TIL 9 O'CLOCK Thursday held at St. Cecelia's Recrea- tion Center. Tel. ME 4-1989 C] "Taking Pictures Is Our Closed Just Say— •IRST BANK Memorial Night Southern railroads abandon BUSINESS Day "Charge It" FRANK'S export-import-rate rise. ... Not a Sideline" AND BSTASUSHED J289 'til 9 o'clock Radio & Television' New Brunswick Secre- 463 New Brunswick Ave. tarial, Accounting and Woodbridge Studio TRUST COMPANY L BR1EG1 S A SONS CLOSED FRIDAY FORO9 S Prep School )I IN OBSERVANCE OF PHONE After six weeks' training you Joseph A. Ruane Perth Amboy, New Jersey SMITH AT KING STS., PERTH AMBOY, N. J. MEMORIAL DAY HI 2-1067! too can work in an office! Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HO Albany St. KIlmeT 5-3910 53 Main Street* Woodbridge EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON -WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 PAGE THREE OBITUARIES Fulbright Scholarship Brenda Light Crowner TODAY anil T010RRSW MRS. VIOLA Perth Amboy General Hosoi- Outlined to Lions Club At St. Cecelia^s Rite JOHNSON EVANS WOODBRIDOE — Launch- & not that tlus 1S a tal. -,. -.,,,, ' ISELIN — MIFS . Brenda sisted in placing the Miraeu- HOPELAWN — Funeral ser- A resident of Hopelawn for i ing the Fulbrig-ht Scholarship ° Fraftk Sinatra, Sid Caesar, film, no scripts, no guest stars vices were held Monday at the past 34 years she was a program was one of the most sufftciently thorough screen- Light ^^^ the statue oi iOus Medal on each ol the new and Mike Wallace will not —just the Desilu track record Flynn and Son Funeral communicant of St. Stephen's ! successful diplomatic moves in ing for someone who may jth e Blessed Virgin Mary in St. j members of the Junior Sodal- have ABC shows next fall. ! spend up to two years as a j Cecelia's Church at the annual ity. and reputation. . . Tombstone Home, Perth Amboy, for Mrs. Church, Perth Amboy. American history, david S. .•epresentative of our nation May crowning. The crowning- was directed Sinatra and Caesar are avail- Territory has been renewed Viola Johnson Evans, 62 West She is survived by her hus- North ol Morristown, a former abroad.," Mr. North declared.. Sunday Miss Light wore a by Rev. Thomas R. .Raywood, able, however, for occasional and will move from ABC to Pond Road, who died Wednes- band Frank Kaminski; a Fulbright Scholar, told the Perhaps the happiest note white gown of embroidered spiritual director. one-hour specials. "Wallace, NBC in the fall. . . Harry Sal- day. daughter Mrs. Florence Kozak, , Woodbridge Lions Club in the 3f the evening was North's silk organza over slipper satin whose station commitments ters, who invented Name That She is survived by her hus-Eords; a sister Mrs. Mary Ku- i Woodbridge Cghin Monday, jomnient that the entire pro- with a fingertip veil of im- slipped when he switched from Tune, has "another cut from band Thomas; a daughter Mrs. rica, Perth Amboy; two bro- i Mr. North, who is also the tram "dees not cost the tax-ported French illusion which Membership Increase low-brow to high-brow inter- the same steer. It's called Viola Groves; her mother, Mrs. thers Michael and Andrew Democrat! c candidate for oayer a cent. The funds to fell from a crown of orange views this spring, is trying to Musical Bingo. . . A new series Rhoda Johnson; two sisters, Furdak, Fords; and two Congress in this district, spent finance it came from reverse blossoms. She carried a cas- At Church Library peddle a drama series called of horror films is being re- Mrs. Mildred Wallis and Hazel grandchildren. a year in Wellington, New lend-lease accounts and from cade bouquet of ealla liliies ISELIN — Membership at Motive to prospective spon- leased.. The package title: Son Johnson; and a brother Wes- . Services were held at St. Zealand, studying for a Mas- the disposal overseas, of war- trimmed with a traditional St. Cecelia's library increased sors. . . Sales of TV sets are of Shock. ley Johnson. Stephen's Church, Perth Am- ter's Degree in Public Admin- time surplus property; virtu- Madonna blue bow. 30 per -cent in the first four booming overseas. Free Europe Rev. George H. Boyd offi- boy and burial was in Sacred istration and Political Science. ally all of these moneys are in months of this year as com-bought 2,000,000 in the last To Register Voters Miss Light's personal atten- pared with the same 1957 peri- ciated and burial was in Al- Heart Cemetery South Amboy., "The Fulbright program foreign .currency which often dant . was Miss Antoinette three months alone. This COLONIA — New residents pine Cemetery. can »nof be exchanged for od, announced Rev. Thomas means 15,000,000 sets are nowof Ward 5, District 5, may annually sends more than Scarpa who wore a pink silk Raywood, moderator of ac- EDWARD W. FOX 1,000 Americans abroad to stu- American dollars." organza gown and carried a in operation this side of the register for voting with Philip EDWARD MCDONALD COLONIA — Edward W. dy and teach: each of these •Members of Youth Week tivities at the library. Iron Curtain. Nat Hiken's M. Peck, 130 Jeffery Road. cascade of pink tea roses. John . Rev. Raywood attributes Montague, with Sir Cedric WOODBBJJDG3 — Edward Fox, 1 Bramhall Court, for- TO GRABtJATE: Ronald De Americans has a chance to Official Family were guests Ciccone as crown bearer car- Under New Jersey law, regis- L. McDonald, Arrochar, S. I., merly of East Orange, died Witt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon the increase to many factors. Hardwicke, has been picked up tration is required but once as contact hundreds of people, at the meeting. ried a white satin pillow trim- The library has a vast selec- Died Friday at New York State after a brief illness Tuesday »e Witt, 518 Leon Avenue, often influential ones, on the med with lace and blue by sponsor for one of new fall long as the voter remains at Veteran's Hospital. in Memorial Hospital, New. Woodbridgre, is a candidate for tion of children's books, many offerings. the same address and votes informal, man-to-man basis DAY CAMP SET streamers topped with a crown for the pre-school child; rec- He is survived by his widow York. He was 52. the degree of Bachelor of Sci- that is so all-important," Mr. of .white* tea roses. Miss Judy at least once every four years. — Ted ords which tell the lives of Wide, Wide World plans to Mrs. Mabel Putney, McDon- Mr. Fox was supervisor of ence in Electrical Engineering North stated. PERTH AMBOY Wolchuck as flower girl wore tape two complete shows in However, residents must reg- ald; a son, Robert Putney, from Michigan College of Ressler, camp co-ordinator of the saints and -also the story ister before they can vote the draught shipping for P. Bal- • "During my trip to New the Perth Amboy YMCA, an- nvlon eyelet gown over of the Mass; and the Satur- Russia next season and do a Staten Island; a sister, Mrs. lantine and Sons, Newark, Mining- and Technology June Zealand r had to ans-wer a taffeta and carried a cascade third show on Europe. . . Nan- llrst time. Ellen DeJoy and a brother, 15. He is a 1954 graduate of nounced nature and camp day children's hours where where he was employed 17 constant series of questions craft will be a feature at of white tea roses. the librarian tell stories, shows ette Fabray will do several Frank, Woodbridge. years. He was born in Orange Woodbridge High School. about McCarthyism and our The Misses Sharon Burisch, guest shots with Dinah Shore SOVIET EXCURSION Camp Williams this summer. film strips and educational CAPETOWN, South Africa and lived 20 years in East intervention in Guatemala, Everything will be done to Patricia Napolitano and Lou-cartoons. next season. . . Circus Boy will MRS. MARIA ORLICK Orange before moving here Book 'Young Lions' two matters that seriously -hurt ise Hodgeson as attendants be a Saturday morning fea- —The three-masted Russian seven years ago. bring

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pendable, serious-minded, a Heyden Chemical Javelin Viclim Avenel Victims quiet and assured leader. She The Crow's Nest (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) does a prodigious amount of George, Metuchen; Joseph and Calendar of Coming Events Robert remained conscious Mrs. Betty Rac, 172 Dema- work with no fussing. She is William, Fords. \ • throughout the ordeal. Young rest Avenue, Avenel, Mrs. Ry-highly respected by teachers (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this Hartman in a recent Middle- an's sister, •with whom Donna and pupils." V y'••.• Funeral services will be held office no later than TUESDAY NOON of each week.) sex County competition: fin- has been staying, said yester- Friday morning from the Despite her high rating in ished third in javelin throw. day her sister and brother-in- scholarship, Sharon is not a Flyhn & Son, Funeral Home, MAY Last Thursday he finished law were somewhat better. 23 Ford Avenue, Fords at 8:30 31- -Teen-age Hop, Avenei Community Center at 9 P.M. "grind". She has participated second in a meet against Donna, she said, -was permit- in many school activities. She and at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of Plainfield High School. ted to see her mother for a Memory Lane: Peach Church. Burial will be JUNE was" a 'feporter- for : tlie All- .-.' The Colonia youth won hisfew minutes yesterday morn- Hi News for three years and I can remember (is this re- in St. Gertrude's Cemetery, 1—Kidie circus at school 17, Inman Avenue, 1 to 5, ing. She is keeping the child Colonia. letter in track last year and is now editor-in-chief.. She membering business a sign of sponsored by B'nai Brith women, Sinai Chapter. out of school until Monday as is on the senior executive, •• growing old? Don't answer Injured in the blast were was a member of the football "she Is still very nervous and 1—Ladies' Aid Society meeting, Hungarian Reformed team. However, an arjn,injury committee which plans "all that!) when Memorial Day Dominick Janucci, 51, 994 upset". .• class affairs including .the meant an auditorium program Main Street, Fords; Leon Dur- Church. , . prevented • him from playing on the gridiron last Fall.. . ; Detects Odor prom arid semi-formal. Slie •and those of us who took ski, 27, 410 Washington Ave- 8—Auxiliary of Averiel-Colonia Jewish War Veterans, The explosion occurred, Mr. has been a ihember of the elocution (which nowadays nue, "South Amboy; Charles Donor Dinner at Stage Coach Inn at 7. , Ryan told police, as he press- Student Council for two years, is called public speaking) had Nemeth, 44, 81 Philo Boule- 8—Family Picnic, Roosevelt Park, Grove 2, Counter 6, ed a button in the light switch a member, of the literary staff ;.; to get up and recfte poems, vard, Metuchen; Victor Sas- Driver Stricken in the cellar. Previously, he Congregation B'nai Jacob, at 10. of the El Dorado for two flow I dreaded that. I can sano, 39, 37 Tanglewood Lane, (Continued from Page 1) explained to the authorities, years and was tapped for the .,- remember the first line of Colonia. 14—Installation Dinner Dance Avenel Community Cen- and Elmer .Green investigated. he had smelled something National Honor Society last one poem that went: "Me- Treated At Hospital ter at 9. • • . Mr. Kaskiw was born in 'the "rotten cabbage". year and in;this;.year's ,ce,re- .;- morial Day dawned cool and 15—Cake Sale, Lorahtffy Guild, Hungarian Reformed All were taken to Perth Am- Ukraine and resided in Car- "Ryan was found oh themony lighted "th^ Candle" of ! bright" and then my mouth Church, 10 to 1. .. teret for 35 years. He was onlawn a few minutes later by, a Education. One of Sharon's • went dry and all I could see boy General Hospital. Durski was released after being ex- 21—St. Cecelia's Auction, from 10 A. M. at the Quonset his way home from work at member of the Ayenel Five proudest associations is with was sea of faces and how I amined. All others are "in fair Hut, Sutton Avenue, Iselin. the U. S. Plastics Co., MeCompan- y which quickly con- the Quill and Scrolls, ariin- ; ever got through that poem condition." Janucci was trea- tuchen when he met his death. fined the fire which followed ternational honor society for •;'•' I'll never know. Anyway, I ted for shock and, possible He was: organizer of St. De-to the basement and exting- high, school journalists. decided right there and then head injuries; Nenieth for Bd., questioned Mr. Schwartz metrius' Ukrainian Orthodox uished it in short order. It is Active in Church I wasn't cut out to be a public fractured right shoulder and Another Hearing concerning population densi- Church and served as choir believed that Ryan crawled speaker. . But to get back to shock; Sassano for possible (Continued from Page 1) ty. The questioning revealed iirector. A veteran of World out of the basement and col- Like most teenagers who •' Memorial Day. There were fracture of the arm and mul- his company might achieve that, whereas present zoning War %, he served as. an. in-lapsed on the lawn. emerge as leaders and who ;,:.- still a few Civil War Veterans are highly respected, Sharon .;: tiple abrasions and contusions. this result. would limit the number of terpreter overseas. He was a s around and they came to families to two to an acre, the His wife was found under is active in her church. She Ironically, the men injured In response, Mr. O'Neil de- aiember of Star Landing Post, school assembly dressed in apartment plan would permit some debris in the living room. is a member of the First Pres- • were not in the boiler room at clined the offer stating that VFW, Carteret • • * • • blue and we looked at them 12 to the acre. He asked Mr. Donna was in bed at the time byterian Church of Wood- '..' the time of the explosion. They It was "missing entirely ' the as if they came from a world Schwartz if this did not mean of the explosion. She wabridgs e and is a member and were seated outside, several whole point of the basis of op- apart. We sang "Marching that the- apartment develop- thrown out and fled across the past, president of the West- feet away, in what is known as position." Baby Pic rare-Taking Tips Friends Helpful Through Georgia" and "Tent- ment would increase the street to a neighbor. She wasminster Fellowship, the young the "smoking area." The Mr. Mundy, who represents This picture represents several of the best techniques of later taken with her father ing Tonight on the Old Camp u family population by 600 per (Continued from Page 1) equipment that blew up was he Pumptown Civic Group, peoples group at the church. : Grounds" with fervor if not cent over present zoning ve- "baby picture making—the subject is- certainly happy, rested ierials and rebuilt the house. and mother to Perth Amboy known at the plant as #5 iaid his client was opposed to General Hospital by the Ave- Sharon also boasts of mem- all in tune and presented quirements, and the engineer %nd well-fed; the background, is free of clutter; the "cos-He too, said it was commend- heater—an Elliott De-Aerator. apartments of any type. nel First Aid Squad and re-bership in the Woodbridge playlets which always seemed answered affirmatively. tume" is natural and flattering-; and it is a good close-up view, able of the.people of Avenel Sub-Juniors and Americus According to Sgt. Van Pelt, Mr. Semer said that both of leased after treatment. to be called "The Blue and the Ms clients were "unalterably • In a- recent • interview, one |- (4) Baby's clothes should who are willing to help their Chapter Order of Rainbow for Grey". . . And we had to learn plant officials told him. there N. E. Fyfe, 199 Plainfield Mr. Ryan was treated for Girls. opposed" to any apartments Rd. questioned Mr. Schwartz of the top baby photographers be simple — even a diaper neighbors. "by heart" all of Lincoln's had been some trouble with a whose pictures "appear on the Committeeman Richard first and second degree burns Next-fall this, quiet leader valve at 1 o'clock in the morn- in the area. He countered concerning provisions for makes a flattering costume! about the face, neck and legs. Gettysburg Address. . . That *vith an offer to the company covers of some of the leading (5) Close-ups are often the Krauss, Fords, said he had no- at Woodbridge High School was what Memorial Day ing- but it had been repaired sanitary sewer facilities. The Mrs. Ryan was hospitalized for "o allow its' officers and en-engineer said that plans called magazines outlined a few very most effective shots of Baby. thing "to add but wanted to plans to take a. Liberal Arts meant to me back in Newand checked out by a "gold basic rules for working with (6) Keep it natural — the ma]j;e the first donation of $10. possible cerebral concussion, Course at Susquehanna Uni- England. ... seal" engineer". gineers to tour the perimeter for hooking into a 14-inch possible batk injury, contu- of the site in question and in-sanitary trunk sewer that noyr iny subjects. . " : only prop you need is a rattle He was followed by The In- versity, Selinsgrove, Pa. 1 At the scene, an Indepen- sions and abrasions of the spect the inside and outside exists. In response to These rules seemed to us toor a cuddly toy. dependent-Leader which con- . Asked' what she intended to dent-Leader reporter was told head and abrasions and lace- Here and There: of existing homes.- He said tions, he said this sewer line (7) Experiment with tributed $50 and offered to re- do when she graduated from that Hans Peterson, a me- make so much sense that we rations of the legs. Karl Toft, 14, 492 Jansen the apartment developments at full capacity could ac- '•bouncing" flash or flood ceive contributions if they are college, •* Sharon- replied: "I chanic had just come down a thought we'd share them with Avenue, Avenel, recently went 'would destroy all the aesthe- commodate from 5,000 to lights from the ceiling for asent or left at The Independ- "The Ryan home is a sham- really haven't: made up my ladder and was prepairing to the young parents—and dot- frog hunting for his science tics around our homes," and6,000 families. . - soft over-all lighting effect. 2nt-Leader office, 18 Green bles. The house caved in formind definitely. I guess' it go back up to examine the ; ing grandparents—among our teacher and believe it or not he hoped that the company Street, Woodbridge. Checks wooden studs supporting the will be one of tw:p things—the Another objector, Will Pei- readers. (8) A last - minute look found a live alligator in Lake valve when the explosion oc- could in this way be persuaded through the viewflnder before should be made out to thestructure snapped like match field of journalism, or teach- Lefferts, Matawan! Guess it curred. The debris shot out '"O abandon its plans. gelbeck, 6 Southfield Rd., pro- Here they are: snapping is always a wise pre- George Ryan Fund. Others sticks. Debris was found 300 ing. I .like journalism because through the skylight-to where tested against the procedure (1.) A happy, rested, well- feet from the house and win- was a- small one. . . Army Spe- Mr. , Schwartz was ques- caution. : Who contributed last night, of my experiences on; the All- cialist Third Class Harry J. the men were smoking. A huge being followed,. claiming that fed baby is the best subject— Don't you agree that if sim- making a total of $157 so far.dows and shingles on nearby Hi News arid: the chances I iron ddor was found 300. feet Moned not only by the at-those wanting to protect their homes were broken. Dachishen, whose wife, Lo- torneys but by a number of and will make the best pic- ple rules like these work for a are: $20, Edward Moran; $10, had .to meet so many wonder- retta, lives at 52 .Fairfield away and parts of the heater interests ?«§re being compelled ture. . ' Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, B. J. The Ryan car parked along- ful people at conventions and were strewn about. Dudik't ibjectors in the audience be- to give up much time to purr famous professional photog- Avenue, Fords, has returned fore the evening was over. Mr. (2) Remember, patience is rapher, they should help you Junigan, Committeeman L. side the house was covered conferences.; Then, . I like . to Worms , Germany, after body was found below the sue the matter. Mr. Toolari get better baby pictures, too? Ray Alibani, Committeeman with debris from a falling teaching, too." platform on which lie was l'oolan himself was drawn in- said this was not his client's a "must" when you snap a participating in support on to the questioning. When :>aby. Remember, Maytime. is pic-ffimer Dragos, Committeeman chimney and wall. No matter which way seated with a steel window fault. He pointed out that at Peter Schmidt;' $5,, Edward the Seventh Army Tank Gun- sash wrapped crazily about various lines of questioning (3) A simple, uncluttered ture time-—which makes it a Sharon decides,, we are sure nery program in Grafenwohr. purported to show that the the opening of proceedings; background is necessary to fine time to snap the baby at 3eyler, Committeeman Ed- she will, be very good at it and . his body. None of the men his client volunteered to set yard' Kath, Charles J. Alex-: He is a former employe of Se-could tell what happened. apartment development could ShoW* off Baby to his best ad- your house! School Editor wind up a leader once more. curity Steel Equipment Cor- ">e built to accommodate more forth the plan very expedi- vantage. —John Van Guilder mder, Clem Pilecki, Frank poration, Avenel. . . Joseph P. "It just blew", they said. '*han 300 families, the former tiously. He said that the four 3a.n Filippi; $1, Dan Leila and (Continued from Page 1) Mapravnik, 555 Linden Ave- state senator said flatly that attorneys for the opposition Andrew Allessi. The Martin family is ap- Krauss Nearby had objected to this, however; torn'ey that.proceedings would It Is oarently a close-knit, family nue, Woodbridge, has been the number of family units To Make Test - FORDS- pledged to Theta Kappa Phi, Committeeman R. Richard would be limited to 286. and that the present course of be of a judicial nature, and many politicians. ind in talking to Sharon one Krauss, who is employed at things resulted. "... that anyone violating rules of around who say they are work- Avenelites present at the3an tell it is a happy family. .PLAYHOUSE national social fraternity at Heyden and who was standing Nicholas Alicio, 26 Oak Hills Lehigh University, Bethlehem, The meeting threatened . tq procedure would be asked to ing for the common people, .neeting protestedt that there I know Sharon quite well as in a doorway several hundred has been a odor of gas in; th€ HI-2-0348 Pa. get out of hand at times but leave. He warned against such a wonder the latter aren.t all she has been writing a feet away said: for the strong gavel hand of -practices as applau ding, rich and happy by this time.— neighborhood for some time column, High School High- THURSDAY THRU SAT. In the Mailbag: "All of a sudden there was RELIGIOUS SHOP the board chairman, Joseph stomping of . feet and com- and they felt certain, "it waslights for this newspaper a roaring noise and debris was Across Street From Buck. At the opening of pro^ menting when not recognized. aatural gas" and not sewer luring the past year. 'Run'Silent* Run Deep' Leona Jachimiak, "Universi- ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH ?as.: The committee on a rec- ty of Utah student, was re-flying all around." seedings, the audience was To the growing list'-of ob- Dr. John P., Lozo, High Iselin, N. J. - Tel. LI-9-3789 pmnlendation made by Com-, With Clark Gable and cently chosen to be a resident The engineer in charge of warned by the board's at-'. jectors to the apartment pro- School principal, said Sharon the boiler room is Paul Proff, rnitteeman Alibani will hire Burt Lancaster , advisor in the University resi- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES ject was added the Seaman ;he New Jersey Testing Labor- Is 17th in her class in scholar- "GOSNQ STEADY" '"- dence hall program for the1049 Raritan Road, Clark. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Park Civic Association and ship —and it is a very large atories to make a separate With Molly Bee and next school year. Leona, The building in which the Open Daily (Except Monday) the Women for Edison. Mrs. class. He described Sharon heater and boilers are housed Lady of Fatima investigation for the commit- Alan Reed, Jr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 10 A. K. to 5 P. M. Charles Wira, president of the tee to determine the cause of this way: :. Jachimiak, 413 Fairview Ave- is approximately 120 by 150 7 P. M. to 9:30 P. M. Building Fund latter group spoke in opposi- "She is thoroughly de- Saturday Matinee, feet, made of brick with a cor- che explosion. Extra Cartoons nue, Colonia, is majoring in Presents tion,, while Robert G. .Dono- rugated steel roof with the ex- SUND'AY Thru TUESDAY dance education. She grad- van, representing the Seaman Quick description of Tab ated" from WHS in 1957 . . . ception of the skylight. The Amusements of construction of" the building, Park group, voiced its opinion. Hunter: The type of person "Tispder Bead" Lots of news from Pingry America who, when awakened early in School these days. Frank insurance inspectors said, With Robert Mitehum and kept most of the explosion No Dance She morning, gets up smiling. Kaphan, Dover Roajd and ': Gene Barry under control, otherwise in- This Friday At :. "SCARED STIFF" Charles Stover, Warwick ; HiSiiSiti 1 juries and damage would have Road, Colonia, were awarded ST. DEMETRIUS IG DAYS Nasser hopeful on Suez With Dean Martin and been more severe. Coach Excursions compensation talks. Jerry Lewis letters in Junior Varsity, base- Community Center Starting ball. Charles was also elected Athletic groups' dispute In Observance of WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 to the student council, while threat to Olympics. MONDAY George Sideris, Devon Road, Memorial Day : Colonia, participated in a to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bihler, 9 • DANCING ENTIRE ISELIN THEATRE "HUN6ARIAN SHOW" tour through General Motors West Francis Street . . '. from , MONTH OF JUNE June 2nd SAMPLE FARES To To From 2 P. M. To 11 P. M. and Haig Laboratories . . . Dr. Thru FROM Newark New York Avenel; a daughter to Mr. and Coming Friday, June 6th ISELIN, • N. • J. • M-8-9090 Herbert L. Moss, Main Street, th Mrs. James Mazza, 498 Smith BARON BOBICK SATURDAY New Brunswick $1.00 $175 j STARTS MAY 28 Woodbridge, lectured on re-Street. cent developments in contact FAST—EXPERT Metuchen ..85 1.55 THUBS. - FRI...- SAT?. lens practice before the New Railway *.55 1.25 Jersey Optometric Association June 7th PHQTQFlNiSHIN® ADAMS' at Pocono Manor Inn, Pa., OPEN ALL DAY Elizabeth...... *.45 1.00 "THE GOLDEN Newark, N. X^"" MA 3-1992 last weekend. Frolic and fun MEMORIAL DAY Including Federal Tax "Not sub\cd \o lax txtlusive N. J, Engagement Last But Not Least; Daylight Time AGE of COMEDY" GOING Wednesdays—on any frain Born at Perth Amboy Gene- --PUBLIX arriving Newark aHer 9:45 A.M. or and ral Hospital from Sewaren; a O'RAMA: New York after 10:00 A.M. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. "SUMMER LOVE" Pf eiff er Blvd. RETURNING—on any train same day— Starring John Saxon John Kerry, 63 Sherman 91 Main St., Woodbridge ask your agent about late night depar- Street . . . from Fords: a son Off Convery Circle tures from New York and Newark. to'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paoa- Route 440 Fhone ME 4-0809 sak, 126 Corey Street, a daugh- Tickets must be purchased before board- SUN. - MON. - TUES. 1 PERFORMANCES DAUY Perth Amboy Open Evenings Till 10 ing train. No Half Fares for Children. _____ RESERVED SEATS —— ter to Mr. and Mrs. Albin Ska- Sorry—not good on reserved-seat coach Sunday Till 1 P. M. Robert Mitehum MATfNEES e

Tag Day Nets Mrs* Ne'be I: Ins ta lied Open House Set Tonight Political Club $307for Guild By Fords Woman 9sClub At Menlo Park School To Meet Monday FORDS —- The executive FORDS — The next meet- FORDS—Mrs. Oswald Nebel Plan Flower SHow MENLO PARK TERRACE dent; Mrs. Paul Frohwein, re- ing of the William J. Warren board of the Fords-Edison was installed as president of The annual flower show and — Open house will be held cording secretary; Mrs. George branch of the Perth Ambqy from 7:30 to 8:30 tonight prior Wertz, corresponding secre- Association will be June 2 at Hospital Guild met Wednes- the Woman's Club of Fords food sale will be held in the 8:30 at Scandinavian Hall, day with Mrs. Joseph Hansen. Thursday at a dinner meeting Fords library September 9, to the PTA meeting at School tary and Mrs. Srwin Nadell, New Brunswick Avenue and . Mrs; Harold Sandorff and at Washington House, Plain- with Mrs. John Petersen, Mrs. 19, with Albert Aquila, princi- treasurer. Committee chair- will be known as recreation, field. Mrs. John Petersen is Herman Christensen and Mrs. pal as host. men will be introduced. night. Mrs. Elsa Rosenblum, chair- Charter members of the new man of tag day, announced first vice-president and Mrs. Theodore Sokolowski chair- Mrs. Stanton Getz will con- Speakers will be Freeholder that $307.00 was raised. . James C Harkay, correspond- men. Mrs. Karen Andersen duct the first monthly meet- PTA may still enroll at the ing secretary. Mrs. George will be in: charge of the kit- meeting. A skit, "Teacher's George L. Burton, Jr., chair- The 'board will dine at the ing of the unit. Other PTA man of the county parks de- Frick was appointed for one chen. Residents of the area Dilemna" will be presented by partment; Township Commit- Old Mill told spend the eve- year, to fill an unexpired term Will be invited to exhibit officers are Mrs. 'Harold Boer- parents. Choral selections are ning at Asbury Park June 10. : r, first vice president; Mrs. teeman Edward J. Kath and as vice-president. Mrs. How- flowers. to be sung by fifth and sixth John W. Zullo, local recreation The third annual summer FredHearh, second vice presi- graders. ham supper will be;held in the ard Madison, a past president, The club will meet Septem- supervisor, who will discuss middle of June. was installing officer. ber 10 and will feature Vaca- activities for the coming sea- Mrs. Angelo Trumbatore , Mrs. James Clement was tion Mementoes. Members are son. and Mrs. /"William Hulsebos arrangements chairman. Mrs. to bring souvenirs from places Freeholders William J. War- John R. Eg&n gave the invoca- visited during the summer and A braham-KuehimsMRite were hostesses. : ren and George J. Otlowski, tion and Mrs. Willard Dun- these > items will be sold for County Clerk M. Joseph Duffy ham led the Club Collect. Mrs. the benefit of the library. Held at St. Nicholas' Mayor Hugh B. Quigley, Town- Bernhardt Jensen, honorary Chairmen were appointed as ship. Committeemen L. Charles president, was introduced. A follows: Mrs. Ernest Nelson, FORDS — Miss Maryanne Amboy, were bridesmaids. St. John's PTA Kuchinski, daughter of Mr. Mangione, R. Richard Krauss, memorial tribute was given American Home; Mrs. Bagin- Eileen Kuchinski, the bride's and Peter Schmidt and other ski, art; Mrs. George Molnar_, and Mrs. Frank Kuchinski, sister, was flower girl. for the late Mrs. \ Edgar Perth Amboy, was married local and county officials will Closes Season Greene. budget and finance; Mrs" ; Robert Abraham was best be present. Clement, civics and legisla- Saturday to James Michael FORDS ••-—"• The closing Mrs. Egan, Mrs. Nebel and Abraham, son of Mr. and Mrs. man for his brother and Frank meeting of the PTA of St. Mrs. Clement reported on the tion; Mrs. Lafayette Livings- Saunter, Rahway, and John ton, civil defense; Mrs. Har- Michael Abraham, 105 Fair- John's ^Episcopal Church was convention weekend in Atlan- field Avenue. Rev. Andrew D. Sullivan, Fords, were ushers. held Thursday. tic City. Mrs. A. A. Overgaard, kay, drama; Miss Mildred SLATE OF NEW PTA: Above are officers of the Parent-Teacher group of the new Green, education; Mrs. Sokol- Menlo Park Terrace School. Seated, left to right, Mrs. Harold Boerer first vice presi- Bachovski officiated at the Jack Abraham, the bride- Mrs. James Russen was Mrs. Joseph Fedor, Mrs. Nels double-ring ceremony at St. Jensen, Mrs. Edward. Legenza owski, garden; Mrs. Rosen- dent; Mrs. Stanton Getz, president; Mrs. Fred Hearn, second vice jsresidenk Seated, grooms' brother, was ring named chairman of the sum- Nicholas Church; bearer. mer luncheon and Mrs. George and Mrs. Elsa Rosenblum also blum and Mrs. Andrew Ander- Albert Aquila, school principal; Mrs. Erwin Nadell, treasurer; Mrs. Paul Frohwein, attended. sen, hospitality and decora- recording secretary and Mrs. George Wertz, corresponding secretary. Given in marriage by her Mrs. Abraham, a graduate Ferdinandsen and Mrs. Ed- tions; Mrs. Otto Kowang, in- father, the bride wore a chan- HOPELAWN — Miss Bar- ward Seyler are in cha'rge of Several members visited the of Perth Amboy High School, bara^ Bocchino was selected ternational relations; Mrs. tilly lace and nylon gown and is employed by Metzendorf the card party. Training School for Retarded Eiko, library committee; Mrs. her fingertip veil fell from a mascot to the Hopelawn Me- Children in Vineland. Brothers, Inc., Perth Amboy. morial Post 1352 VFW Ladies Mrs. John Peterson, rum- John Janderup, literature; to Enter pillbox trimmed with sequins Mr. Abraham, a graduate of mage sale chairman and Mrs. Mrs. Chester Baginski re- Mrs. George Frick, •mernber,- Auxiliary for the coming year. 1 MENLO PARK TERRACE NOTES and pearls: She carried a Woodbridge High School and The group made a donation Harold Sandorff and Mrs. H. ports the art department will ship; Mrs. Elko, music; Mrs. prayer book with a white a Navy veteran, is employed by F. Hunt, -chairmen of the card continue to meet during the Herman. Christensen, pro- gan State to the American Cancer So- orchid and pompoms. Carborundum Co., Keasbey. ciety. Mrs. Helen Adamiec was social, announced both events summer. Members -will exhibit gram; Mrs. Zoltan Szalay, By MRS. SHIRLEY FISHLER —B a r b a r a Blumenstock, FORDS — Thomas C. Dall, Mrs. Pierre Catano, Wood- After a trip to Washington, were social and financial suc- paintings at the Middlesex public welfare; Mrs. Egan, 148 Jefferson Street daughter of Mr. and Mrs. elected community service son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. bridge, was matron of honor. D. C, and Virginia, the couple chairman. Mrs. Betty Estok cesses. County. Fair in East Bruns- transportation and New Jersey Menlo Park Terrace George Blumenstock was Dall, Woodlawn Avenue is Mrs. Sal Grillo, Avenel, and will reside at 337 Oak Street, After the meeting the PTA wick, August 13 to 16. Club Woman Magazine; Mrs. Liberty 8-5788 and Mrs. Helen Hornyak are 1 hostess at her thirteenth among: the recipients of the Mrs. Robert Abraham, Perth Sayreville. was host to the mission board" Mrs. 'Nebel presented the Sidney Burkescjb., s]unshine; birthday party Saturday. bachelor of science degree in the buck night committee for of St. John's and a committee past president, pin to Mrs. Mrs. Petersen, ways and —The PTA of School 19 Twenty four girls and boys ornamental horticulture from May 31. of the Board of Missions, Egan and Mrs. Egran received means; Mrs. Clifford A. Dun- held an executive board meet- attended. the National Agricultural Col- All members are to be in full Trenton Diocese. a gift and an original song of ham, youth conservation; Mrs. ing Tuesday. The charter On Sunday, guests were lege, Doylestown, Pa.. He will FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY uniform and meet at the post, tribute from the executive Elko, -adviser to Junior Wo- membership meeting will be 113 James Street at 8:15 A.M. Mr. and Mrs. George Blumen- enter Michigan State Univer- They will proceed at 8:45 A.M. board. M-rs. Fedor, retiring man's ,Club; Mrs. Madison, tonight. Thos> who join to- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert sity in September to undertake Dalton-OHvipra secretary, also received a gift. historian; Mrs. Albert Gard- night will also be among the CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS to the Hopelawn Fire House ner, parliamentarian; Mrs. Reiners and sons, Mr. and graduate study in landscape for joint services May 30, Me- charter members. An open Mrs. George Stoddard and architecture. (Note: For insertions in the calendar, call Mrs. Lester Engagement Told The chorus organized by Janderup, Federation night house will be held before the morial Day, then proceed to 2 Mrs. Nicholas Elko presented a George Ahrens. Kress, Ford, II 8-2215, or Independent-Leader, ME 4- FORDS r- - Mr. and Mrs. chairman. meeting. The fifth ahd sixth- Mr. Dall was editor-in-chief 1111, before noon Tuesday of each week. Mrs. Kress is the Woodbridge parade. program of popular songs and :—Mr. and Mrs. William of the Furrow, undergraduate A large delegation will at- John Olivera, Poplar Street, musical novelties. grade will entertain and re- Henderson were guests at a correspondent for Fords, Hopelawn and.Keasbey. announce the engagement of 5 The Federation night freshments will be served. newspaper, a member of the tend the state "VFW conven- MB. Sidney Dell received meeting will be October 8, party given by Mr. and Mrs. yearbook staff, member of the -' MAY tion at Wildwood, June 26-29. -their daughter Charlotte, to Mrs. Harold Boerer is pro- William Adelhelm, Jr., in Walter Dalton, son of Mr. and gifts from the chorus and club 1958 in honor of the 38th an- gram chairman; Mrs. Bailey. Horticultural Society, Agro- Mrs. Betty Kaminsky won and "a song was sung in her niversary of the club. The Clifton, in honor of the Hen- nomy Society and Contempo- 29—Hopelawn Home and School Association Meeting. Mrs. Walter Dalton, Cliff Barnes, membership; Mrs. 30—-Spring Dance, Whitey's, Perth Amboy, sponsored the dark horse prize and Mrs. Road, Sewaren. honor. Mrs. Dell is moving to club was organized in 1920 and derson's anniversary and the rary Club. He was elected class Jane Bocchino, Mrs. Pauline Browns Mills. Seymour ~Liss, hospitality; communion of William Adel- alumni secretary. by Shorecrest Civic Association. Mr. X|alton, a Navy veteran, federated in 1924. Mrs. M. A. Keim, magazine Menendez, Mrs. Mary Kozub helm, m. The Hendersons at- and Mrs. Mary Notchey served. attended Carteret High School and national teachers publi- tended a reunion ol the class •'; •'•••.' JUNE and is employed by -the Air- cation; Mrs. J. Gordon Mal- tron Corporation, Linden. of 1943, Belleville High 2—Meeting of Priscilla Missionary Circle, Our Re- Miss Anna Mary Novak Icn, publicity; Mrs. Herbert School, at the Bow and Ar- Safety Heads deemer Lutheran Church, Fords. Patricia Sullivan Rosenthal, ways and means; row, West Orange. DTJNBAR CLUB MEETS Mrs. Charles Wallace, con- 2—Meeting of William J. Warren Association, Scandi- Honored at Shower : FORDS — The Dunbar Club Weds William Fortier gress publications; Mrs. Al —Mr. "and Mrs. Bruch To be Speakers navian Hall. FORDS — Miss Patricia met: at the home of .Mrs. Schwartzbach, school educa- Karch celebrated his birthday 2—Meeting of Altar and Rosary Society, Our Lady of Sullivan, King George Road, •George Sabine, Mary Avenue. FORDS—Miss Anna Mary bride's brother, ushered. tion; Mrs. Raymond Guempel, at dinner at Three Crowns MENLO PARK TERRACE Peace Church. was honored at surprise Mrs. Alex Molnar donated the Novak, daughter of Mrs. "Vic-, A graduate of Woodbridge Restaurant, Montclair. — The Menlo Park Terrace : historian; Mrs. Fred Hearn, 4—Women's Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church shower at West Amboy Citi- .special award won-; by ~Mrs. tor Novak, 2 Oakland Avenue, High School, the bride is em- —Christopher D. Kahn, III, Civic Organization will meet zens Club, Perth Amboy. Mrs. and the late Mr. Novak, was r o o m representative;, Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris- at School 19 June ?, at 8:30. meets at 6. John Buckolz. Mrs. Paul Sa- ployed at the Raritan Arsenal. William Vohringer, audio and 5—Ladies' Aid Meeting, Our Redeemer Lutheran Russell Ely and Mrs. William toine won the dark horse prize. wed Saturday to William P. Mr. Fortier, a- graduate of topher'D. Kan, Jr. was guest Speakers will be Police Chief Doc'her were hostesses. Portier, son; of Mrs. James P. video services; Mrs. Charles of hononat a birthday party. John R. Egan, Woodbridge Church, Fords. ' BIRTHDAY PARTY Perth Amboy High School and Muller, reading and library , 7—Past president and commander dinner, Fords Me- The prospective bride will Fortier, Perth Amboy, and the an Army veteran, is treasurer Guests were Mrs. Irene Bit- Fire Chief Chet Aronson, Ise- be married in, September to FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. late Mr. Fortier. (Rev. Samuel services. Volunteers are needed trowelf, Mr. and Mrs. Chris- lin Fire District 9, and a repre- morial Post, The Pines, Metuchen. of J. P. Fortier and Sons, Inc., for health and mental health, 7—-Srnorg'a sbord, Second Ward Republican Club, William Docher, Perth Amboy, Joseph Lucas, Liberty Street, Constance officiated at the topher Kahn and Mr. and sentative of the Iseiin First J at St. Mary's Church. were hosts &t a birthday party double-ring ceremony at Our Perth Amboy. juvenile protection and rec- Aid Squad. School 7, Fords. After a honeymoon in reation, safety service, char Mrs. Robert Ziegler and chil- in honor of their son David Lady of Peace Church. dren. After the party the Kan 9^-Regular tneeting Second Ward Republican Club, TO MARK BIRTHDAYS Deak Lucas.. Miami, the couple will reside reation, safety service, They will give pointers on Franks Tavern, Fords ' The bride was given in in Perth Amboy. character and spiritual edu- family attended a perform- how to safeguard life and pro- FORDS—The.Fords Social ance at a Newark theater. 10^—Meeting of second ward, Republican county commit- Club will celebrate the birth- INSTALLATION. marriage by her uncle, Peter cation, and parent and family. perty and will outline the me- teemen and women liberty Tavern, Fords. FORDS — The installation Novak, South River, the bride ATOM POWER PLAN CUT —Troop 40 attended the chanics of each departments. days of Mrs. Henry Kress, The Administration has sent —Robert Rose, son of Mr. Camporee at Old Bridge. They 13—Welcoming party, Priscilla Missionary Circle, Our Mrs. Stephen Martenak and dinner of the Altar, and Ros- wore a gown of nylon tulle They will explain how resi- Redeemer Lutheran Church. ary Society of Our Lady of over satin with a chapel train Congress a scaled-down atomic and Mrs. Ben Rose, marked won the first prize banner for dents of the* development can Mrs. Steven Panko at the Fire- power program. It amounts to his ninth birthday at a des- troop activities. Scout master .join the First Aid Squad, the 14r—Smorgasbord, VFW Auxiliary, Hopelawn Post 1352. place, Perth Amboy, it was Peace Church will be held and her fingertip veil fell from 19—Strawberry Festival, Ladies' Aid Society, Our Re- June 2. a crown of pearls and sequins. a new declaration of war on sert supper party-with guests Irving Sumka, Howard Sum- Fire Department or Auxiliary announced at a meeting at She carried a cascade of roses, Democrats of the Joint Con- Dana Stanzel, David Swift, ka, Keith Wargo and Charles Police. deemer Lutheran Church. the home of Mrs. Willard l; carnations and pompons. gressional Committee o n William and Janice Stimpson. Morrow were nominated for Neary. ON ACTIVE DUTY • ^ Atomic Energy. •. , V ,' :-• - JULY Mrs. Alberta Cherris, Perth —A men's summer bowling the Oreder of the Arrow. The 6—Picnic, Second Ward Republican Clubj Fords Park. FORDS — Major Joseph S. league is being formed hi the troop will meet Thursday at Mrs. Sheaman Feted Army to show Hercules an- Reho is serving two weeks of Amboy, was maid of honor The Administration pro- ti-aircraft missile. and Mrs. Bertha Subyak, Fort posed construction of only one development. The group meets School 19. By Five and Two Club active duty with the Air Force advanced-type reactor. Com- every Tuesday. Those inter- at Stewart Air Force Base, Dix and Miss Florence Novak, FORDS — Mrs. Walter : South River, were bridesmaids. mittee Democrats, who have ested may call Fred Jinks or New York. : been pressing for construction Robert Goren. Sheaman was feted at a lunch- Eugene Tarantino, Perth Koper Elected eon of the Five and Two Club Barbara Nichols to Jayne Amboy, was best man and of several atomic power plants, —Anniversary greetings to made clear that they would at the home of Mrs. Peter Mansfield: "I can't believe you James Fortier, Metuchen, the Mr. and Mrs.' Raymond Men- j Rasmussen, Summit Avenue. at first, and then you become bridegroom's brother, and not be satisfied with the Ad- gani, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ding- j By Male Choir NOT Mrs. Milton Hansen won the unbelievable." , Robert J. Novak, Fords, the ministration offer and would wall, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas once again attempt to push FORDS — John Koper was special awEird. Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur elected president of the male Mrs. Thomas Aldington their program through Con- Hansen and,-Mr. and Mrs. choir of Our Lady of Peace gress. '.•:.••. Main Street, will be hostess William Iceland. Church. George Galya is vice at the card party June 18. This Bank Will be —Mr. and Mrs. Sol Fishier president; Carl Baran, secre- The next meeting is June HEALTH ANTARTIC STUDY IS SET and. children " were weekend tary; and Stanley Brzychcy, 13, with Mrs. John Holt, Perth The United States and guests of Mrs. Lee Litman, treasurer. Amboy. CLOSED ALL DAY Australia have agreed tojoint Brooklyn. John Breza was appointed is sponsoring a operation of the Wilkes Re- —Jo Ann and Mary Ann music custodian; Arthur SEE PAGES 12 AND 13 search Station in Antarctica Carrierata, twin daughters of Grundmann is attendance of- after the close of the Interna- Mr. and MTS. J. P. Camerata, ficer and Francis Calabro is in Friday, May 30th tional Geophysical Year, De- marked their fifth birthday charge of publicity. FREE CLI cember 31. at a party with guests Candy Mrs. Rosemary Brzychcy, In Observance of A joint announcement said Farkas, Debra Hancock, director, announced that the the United States would con- Susan and Gary Lynott, Mark choir will sing June 1 at the tribute the buildings and facil- and Leslie Rosen, Lorraine 11 A.M. Mass andE June 8 at For All LICENSED ities at its Wilkes Station, plus Grock, Karen and John Kim- the 8 A.M. Mass. MEMORIAL all supplies, fuel and food re- berlin, Vincent* Perone, David Bring your dog to the following station on a leash. maining there December 31. C.amerata, Cynthia Camera- Australia will provide logistic ta, Joseph Anito, Marilyn License may be bought at time of inoculation. DAY and administrative services. y NOW'S THE TIME TO ORDER PrandPd o and Martin De Falma. On Memorial Day, Melllo Park Terrace ..White Birch Inn (Garage), corner -of we salute our hon- Route #1 and Ford Ave., Fords—r-June 2nd ored dead, who gave and 3rd From 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. their lives for free- — for — s dom. Proudly, we (Old Fire House) Harding Avenue, Iselm-—June 2nd and 5th pay tribute. Hum- bly, we pray that From 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. we may be worthy, MEMORIAL DAY Fire House ...Green Street, Iseiin — June 3rd and 4th of their brave deeds. Solemnly, we pledge flow in Our 54th 1Je From 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. that the freedom ear they won for our ' WEEK-END! House Avenel Street, Avenel—June 4th and 5th country shall be ;'.'-• From 6 P. M. to 9 P. M. preserved; now and © Scotch forever. GREINER ® Bourbon Fords Fire House . Corrielle Street, Fords—Jane 9th and 10th ® Rye From 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. : Funeral Home @ Brandy 1 Hopelawn Fire House .,...;....May Street, Hopelawn—June 9th, From 1 WE WILL BE OPEN AUGUST* . GREINER, Director ® Wines P. M. to 9 P. M. A new Home At The Same Address @ Liqueur Woodbridge Fire House ....School Street, Woodbridge—June 10th and 9 Completely Remodeled ® ! Domestic and Imported 11th, From 7 P.-M. to 9 P. M. Thursday Night 5 to 7 P. M. CHAMPAGNE To Accommodate Your Needs 44 GREEN STREET, * WOODBRIDGE and BEER Colonia Fire House ...Imnan Avenue, Colonia—June 11th and Phone: 12th From 6 P. M. to 9 P. M. MErcury 4-0264 Port Reading Fire House West Avenue, Port Reading —June 12th The Fords National Bank ' From 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. The Friendly Bank of Fords, New Jersey • HAROLD J. BAILEY :; V MEMBEB FEDERAL BESEBVE SYSTEM 82 Main Street, Woodbridge Woodbridge Board of Health :•...'•:• MEMBS^.Oi;:lEDESAL DEPOSIT INSUBANCE CORP. TEL. ME-4-0858 • OPEN MEMORIAL DAY reiterate—the residents in .the neigh- borhood of Inman Avenue have a le- LJkat ZJhede ^jAfonored. Edison Township - Fords Beacon gitimate concern. Their children must GOP Would Hold Edge if Vote walk along a very dangerous thorough- 202 McFarlane Rd. '. Published Every Thursday by "are, without benefit of sidewalks, to -THESE mEfl DIED DEFEnDinC THE The Woodbridge Publishing Co. Colonia, N. J. May'25, 1958 For Congressmen Were PostOmce Address: Fords, N. J. go to and from school. The fact these inCORRUPTIBLE IDEflLS' ROD THE - ,^. MEreury 4-1111 parents purchased their homes under Mr. Chai'les Gregory :uch conditions is a matter which can : v Independent-Leader Charles E. Gregory GOD-FEflRinG OBEDIEflCE OF THE - ' dk-een St. Held Today De argued at considerable length—but Woodbridge, N. J. EiJifor and Publisher :heir wisdom in the circumstances is .WORLD'S GREfiTEST'SVmBOL OF Dear Mr. Gregory, By KENNETH FINK, Director "If the elections for Con- Subscription rates by mail, including low of only questionable academic It is fitting and proper that Princeton Research Service gress were being held today, •this, being memorial day week, postage, one year, $3.50; six months, $1.75; interest. PRINCETON — Results of which party would you like to three months, $1.00; single .copies, by mail, 'FREEDOm FOR RLL mEn-THE uniTED ' that something should'appeal see win in your own Con- The fact is that the youngsters, few in your newspaper in regard: he latest statewide "trial 15 cents. All payable in advance. leat" of voter preference by gressional District — the Re- of them old enough to realize traffic to certain acts perpetrated in_ publican or the Democratic By carrier delivery, 10 cents per copy. SJflTES-OF RfMRfCH FROOI THIS • • this township not of a patrio- he New Jersey Poll show Re- hazards, are in constant jedjardy. -jublican candidates for Con-Party?"- tic nature: Your kind indul- The results: Entered as second class matter April 17, Their parents, understandably, are in a ROOTED' gence and patriotic acts in the' gress (House of Representa- 1936, at Fords, N. J., post office,,under the communiTy, okEPiy in past lead me to believe tha! ives) running ahead of Dem- Statewide Vbte for Act of March 1, 1879. 'renzy. They want proper safety rrieas- y:ou will consider this letter ocratic candidates by a mar- Congressmen lres enacted, even though such proper Worthy of your newspaper. gin of 3.6 per cent. (House of Kepresenttives) THE PROUD TRBDlTIOn Of- R, ORTIOn'S ' Republican Party 48.5% afety measures will be at the expense Within the past four months, Today's results are of spe- ial significance because they Democratic Party 45.2 there have been many crimes Undecided 6-3 Reason the Only Answer )f all save them. DEUOTIOO TO THE TRUE PRIRCiPLES committed in the United ^rovide an excellent indica- = Because the Mayor and Town Com- States. Some of them havi tion of the basic strengths of With the undecided vote The account our newspaper carried nittee have been unable to find some OF EQURUTy. JUSTICE ROD HOHO-R, been of minor nature and :he two major political parties eliminated, tfre results -would last week of the proceedings of the thers of the most serious type. the state five months be- be: equitable solution to the problem Crime is the act of doing fore the all-important New Republican Party 51.8% Town Committee certainly added noth- which they recognize, is no reason why THESE SOPS mflRCHED FORTH .in.- .Something to other people, Jersey U. S. Senate Election. Democratfe tarty 48.2 which is against all law of na- The II. S. Senator and 14 Fourteen weeks ago—; on ing to the dignity of our community— :hey should be defamed and defiled— ; ture of: doing-'things, not ap-Congressional (House of Rep-February 20, 1958—the New but, '. to the Contrary, contributed particularly at a: public meeting at ;i;:;;u;; SPi;RE[):Rn:D uoft proved by .society. esentatives) seats will be up Jersey Poll reported results pn or grabs in -New Jers'ey on tbe same question as follows': something quite the opposite. ;vhich, so it - happened,, the boys arid TMe cohstitutibh of: the U. S. November 4. Republican, 52%; Democrat,. ^irls in whose hands our public affairs guarantees : it's/ citizens equal Here's how the vote in the 48'%—indicating little chance This fact we sadly deplore. We have eventually will be placed, our Youth Rights tt> choose their own state in a New Jersey Poll sur- of. sentiment since that time. had critical differences with our local r: : : form of religion. This consti- vey just completed on.the fol- Of significance, however, is Week officials, were present, : ;^;;;i::|€]Tfi:DE4i::0F T1B#RTy:; tutional right is being spat owing question: (Continued on .Page 16) i government, whether they embrace upon by persons unknown. The dire eoncerh of the Inman Ave- : : : :; ; These people are taking tht municipal or school system affairs — nue folks over the lack of sidewalks for ;::;;;:;: :i;unBT law into their own hands and v are running wild against so- and we expect to continue to have their children—as it is oh Oak Tree : ciety. . Know Four RepresentatiMs these* differences, and%> assert them Road and upper Green Street, for ex- ;;:; ;;;: 1H1 eH PftSSETH ;te;ffifiB^TRnfiBfci^ft^ Cemeteries ape being entered The best citizen is an actiye citizen, one who, is as vigorously as we can. If corruption ample—is also the concern of bur news- and desecrated..The inhuman acts against bur honored war alert and goes to the source to secure the best available exists anywhere, we expect to be thepaper and the community at large, it |;;;;::;;i;|E;;i dead, 'returned to this land by information. The best representative is one who co- will not be (dissolved, however, by in- operates with his constituents arid is ready and eager —Inscription on Memorial Monument in Woodbridge Park honoring a grateful nation, after sacri- .to receive their views,; Herewith are the addresses of first to expose it—and as a conscieii- sults, by careless aspersions, by rau- ficing their lives that others tioua newspaper this is our pledge. World War II heroes. 'may live and pray as. they wish your representatives. vKe'ep in touch with them. cous name-calling. It will only be dis- must stop. All Americans must The guarantee of this promise is in the UNITED STATES CONGRESS solved by good faith, by carefui dis- help to stop this vile, act Senator H. Alexander Smith (R), Senate Office Build- record. against our- government, be- ing, Washington, D. C. Home—Princeton. J .. cussion, by a recognition of the rights fore this situation becoiUes At-the same time, however, we think and interests of others. Under .the Capitol Dome remimcent of things that hap- Senator Clifford P. Case: (R), Senate Office Building, pened in Nazi Germany over Washington, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue, Rarrway. it highly, improper for any whose The years have demonstrated these By J. Joseph Sri&bins thirty years ago. Representative Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr. (R), (Fifth judgement may differ with that of ourfacts. We cannot deny 'them how. Congressional District), House Office Building, 1TU3NTON — Perodical pil- 1 would like to quote a news- Washington, D. C. Home, Morristown. of the. Blue and Gray. Grand- | opment the role of the lawyer paper item which all too elected officials, to ascribe such differ- grimages of school children to pop looked forward to Memo- in international as well as na- STATE! LEGISLATURE ences to the bad faith of those who are the New Jersey State House rial- Day, or Decoration Day, tional and local affairs will be- clearly points out the conse- Memories of Ernie Pyle here may be curtailed this to wear his beloved uniform come increasingly more im- quences of lethargy and apa- Senate in charge of our public affairs. On year because the increasing once again, because it was hisportant," he said. "For thy. This article appeared tea John A. Lynch (D), 55 Paterson Street, New Brunswick many occasions it is oiir belief that One of the great wartime writers of popularity of the trips has day. thoughtful people everywhere Berlin paper Thirty years ago , Assembly ...'.•.'.'.. all time was Ernie Pyle. Pyle, who hadproduced more pupils than These brave men have left have come to the realization •; "A meeting of the Central William Kurtz (D), 415 Cdnover Street, South Amboy errors have been made, and we have can be handled safely. the earth and their deeds are that law and not science will Union of German Citizens of David I. Stepacoff (D), 160 Lewis Street, Perth Amboy a somewhat mixed-up life until World provide the ultimate answer Jewish Faith in Berlin this J. Edward Crabiel (D), 38 Highland Drive, Milltown sought to achieve by reason and logic State House Superintendent memories. But they live on in week was told that there had War II came along, earned fame and Harry S. Walsh has written to their grandsons and great to the question of whether a change in policy. On a few occasions humanity can live together been 56 desecrations of Jewish B0ARI> OF FREEHOLDERS immortality by'living with the infan- Dr. Frederick M. Raubinger, grandsons who will cerebrate cemeteries in Germany sine we have succeeded. On many others, State Commissioner of Educa- Memorial Day tomorrow. A and survive on this planet. Karl E. Metzger (Di, Director, Rutgers University, New trymen in World War II and writing 3J923. Dr. Hans Hemming, a Brunswick . • ... ' .. : tion, requesting a bulletin be visit to church, churchyard or "The rule of law can there- Berlin Jewish leader, told the we Have failed totally. issued to local schools officials cemetery to pray for the de-fore no longer be confined to, George F. Baier (D), 390 George Street, New Brunswick of their trials and tribulatibris. meeting that "if nothing i: George L. Burton, Jr. r auditorium, athletic awards lies, captain; Dianne Riggs, "Pumpkins"; and Stuart Troo- fearful of a stampede if a fire by the State••> Supreme Court. rid of brucellosis in cattle dur- were presented, to students Joan Rubis, Roberta Hatfield, skin, "Out For A Swim". He reminded them they will ing the next month when the peace so that present and future who have participated in the Abby Trieder, Corine nines, The afternoon library assis- should occur. That is the real high school sports program Carol Paubl, Joyce Puskas, reason State House Superin- have their quota of drudgery entire State Will We certified as tants are planning a trip to tendent Walsh wants the ar-and difficulties, but also their brucellosis free . . . Unemploy- generations will be spared..-'the-, during this past year. and Elaine Palmer. New York for a boat ride ment insurance payments Speakers were Dr. John P. Art Exhibit around Manhattan Island. The rival- and; departure of higher careers will also have rich re- horrors of war. Lozo, " principal, Mr. John Recently, Woodbridge High morning assistants will soon grade classes scheduled in the wards. made in April by the State Di- Tomzeuk, athletic director; School had on display in the go to the Dbnnell 'Library, a future. "In this era of outer space visioji of Employment Security Mr. Nicholas Priscoe, football high school library, ah art teen-age library in New York, "The State House is not exploration and atomic devel- (Continued on Page 12) coach;' and. Mr. James High- exhibit representative of the and they will also attend the made of rubber and therefore berger,-. basketball coach. work of the student body. Al- Museum of Natural History. cannot be stretched," he ob- GLAMOR OIRIS Coach Priscoe presented the though there have been other Members of the National serves with a smile. Varsity; team- to the student art exhibits held in the school, Honor Society of "Woodbridge MEMORIAL DAY: Men who fought not through enmity of body and presented the players showing the art work of pro- High School will hold their BANKING HOURS: with athletic certificates. fessional artists, this is the annual picnic this year at a gallant foe, but for love of a Two* memorial awards for first time a display of this type High Point, Mr. Jaiiies Brown, unified country, which they Monday Thru Friday. outstaading service were pre- has been shown. This exhibit advisor of the group, will ac- pinned together with, bayo- 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. sented" to two of the varsity was under the supervision of company them on June 3, nets, will be honored through- Friday Evenings This bank wifl a6x be open player^ The William J. Finn the high school art depart- Thea Chodosh is in charge of out New Jersey tomorrow— 4 V, M. to 6 P. M. Memorial Award was given by ment and was judged by stud- the planning- committee. Memorial Day. . : on May JOdi, Memorial Mr. Frank; Capraro to Jerry ents of the high school. Glass Trip The holiday grew out of an Day. Gonyo.ahd Mr. Walter Mana- winners of the contest in- The graduating class of 1958 act of kindness "Which spread ker presented the John Dunn clude first prize, Robert Far- will take its class ..trip, to Ryeacross the country two years Memorial Award to Cliff Priss. kas, "The Jungle Kings"; Beach this year toy boat. The after the close of the Civil Miss-Mary Ellen Grace, ad- second prize, Joan Marsh, trip is scheduled for June 9 War. The women of Colum- " visor of the cheerleaders, in- "Winter's Majesty"; and' third and will be under the direction bus,, Miss., placed flower on the graves of both Confederate troduced the senior cheerlead- prize, Gars -Maurath., "The of Mrs. Margaret Oftkley, sen- ••-1* nag ™" fir fc™ ers and presented them red Mission". ior class advisor. The gradua- and Union soldiers. The for- blazers: The girls given these First honorable mention ting class is also busy planning giving: incident was reported were Phyllis Wheeler, Joy was awarded to April Bifcwin- for its graduation June 24. in New York newspapers and Stockel, Gale Lanzotti, Pat ski, for "The "Desert"; second Patricia Rechnitzer and the North thrilled with ten- Paid on Savings Rechmtzer, Joyce H.aklar, honorable mention, Edward Ralph Kummler, members of derness. It grew into Memo- Blenda Wilson, Thea Chodosh, Smoyak, "Wild Geese"; and the senior class 6f Woodbridge rial Day, the most noble of Beverly Miller, Kathy Cen- t h i rd honorable mention, High/School, will/be theguest New Jersey's twelve legal holi- touri, and Ann Trusiak. Stephen Kager, "Autumn". speakers at the Memorial Day days. Woodbridge Marie Goltiao and Odette Other honorable mentions Services to be held at Wood- This great day arrives in the Haddad were presented with included Jon Me Kean, "Blue bridge Park Friday, Pat will spring when nature is in full letters for their services as al-Futurama"; Thomas Meehan, recite the poem, "in Flanders' bloom. It contains the appeal Our New Building, Corner Moore Avenue National Bank ternate cheerleaders. "A Typical American Home"; Field" aaid Ralph will give the of patriotism and a nostalgic and Berry Street COpp. Town Hall) Red ' b la z.e r s were also Thomas Scanlon, "Fish In A "Gettysburg Address'. remembrance of some years back when civil war veterans NDIC*™. Iw-. WOBIO H1CI1M M3t»vx». Member: Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAGE EIGHT EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FOEDS BEACGA visited classrooms to hear the "Just make your pitch—4on't kaj& it up." schoolboy praise the warriors EBISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 PAGE NINE Avenel Church Lists Program AVENEL — The- Termite Route No. 9, y4 Mile from Turnpike Exit Fellowship of the First Pres- 100 Yards from Exit 128—Garden State Parkway byterian Church, under lead- ership of Mrs. J. E. Warren, OPEN MEMORIAL •reports an average attendance at weekly meetings of over 85 UNTIL 10 P. M. children. Recreation is held Westminster Hall from 1:30 to 3:30. Thirty youngsters will be LADIES REGULAR 8-95 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED promoted into the .Junior High Fellowship in June. A party will be given June 1 for graduates. 2 Pc, JACKET June 28 a family picnic will be held at Roosevelt Park for members and families. Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie, pastor, will lead the devotions. The picnic will close the regular) Saturday morning fellowship Made by a Famous Maker meetings until September. Swim Recreation programs will con- tinue on Tuesdays under • leadership of Mrs'. William Pre-Ticketed by Famous Maker Ross and Mrs. Warren. TV CLASSES: Student nurses at Perth Amboy General Hospital, who participated in a closed circuit television experi- , Miss Dianne Tappen an- ment on May 21, are shown watching the' TV monitors in their classroom. The students were taken on an electronic nounces a recent roller skating trip by television, to the bedside of a patient in the hospital, a city block away. Technical production of this TV ex- party was held by the Junior periment was handled by Impco, Inc., New Milford, Philco Industrial Television representatives in New Jersey, New Higrh Fellowship with 65 young York and Connecticut, and Consultant Associates, Inc., Loag Branch. Woodbridge girls who participated in the pro- people .attending. Fellowship gram are Katherine Napravnlk and Julie Coug-hlin (far left, upper row), and Patricia Mooney, (second from left, meetings are Sunday at 7; 00 lower row}. and recreation at 7 on Fridays. The Junior Highs- are in- vited to a dance sponsored by the Senior High Fellowship Meyner Revives Cliche Slate Inducted tonight from 8 to 12 at West- Chain O'Hills News minster Hall. Members may As Delinquency Answer -By Sisterhood bring guests. AVENEL — Installation of June 15 a Hello Termite and By J. JOSEPH GRIBBINS promptly to the press," said the Governor. "As of this officers ' and tribute to out- By MRS. L. ALLAN REEVES Goodbye Eighth Grader pro- (Staff Correspondent) going- officers highlighted the 88 Harrison Avenue, Iselin gram will "be held by the TRENTON — Youth and moment, Joseph McLean is Striped broadcloth the State Conservation Com- donor dinner sponsored by FUIton 1-2559 trimmed with solid Junior Highs. A covered dish old age were twin subjects the Sisterhood of Congrega- color organdy on supper is planned. discussed Friday by Governor missioner under an appoint- —A meeting was held Mon- jacket and dress. ment made in 1954." tion B*nai Jacob at Avon ;, > Complete with Twenty-eight adults, of the Robert B. Meyner with week- day with Mrs. John Jewkes, r \ crinoline petti. The church will leave by car at 2 ly newspaper editors and re- N.Y. Tax Target Caterers, Newark. Elizabeth Avenue, chairman of full sweep dress has Mrs. Lester Jacobs and Mrs. a 7" hem. Sizes P. M. tomorrow for a Retreat porters. The Governor told the edi- new committee on shade trees 5-15. week-end at Pocono Crest in Good home training with a tors he.intends to keep up his Arthur Freeman extended the to be erected by the Chain-o- Penna. Among the speakers campaign for fair treatment welcome. Mrs. Hyman Serul- Hills Womans Club Inc. sincere and devoted mother nick presented Mrs. Temken sylvania. Among the speakers and father is the rear answer of thousands of New Jersey —Mr. and Mrs. Bernard El- will be Rev. Dr. Sam Shoe- to juvenile delinquency in residents working in New with the past-president's pin. liott and son visited Mr. Elii- maker, Norman Grub, and juvenile delinquency in New York and Pennsylvania who Mrs. Moishe Cahana delivered ot's mother and brother, Mrs. Eugenia Price, authors and Jersey, the Governor said. He are taxed unfairly in the form the Invocation and the bless- Harry Elliott, Ridgefield Park, evangelists. added "the home, the •church, of wage and income taxes. ing, j Sunday. Renovate Sunday School the school, and the communi- New Jersey citizens paying The Koi Rina choral group directed by Mrs. Cahana pre- —Mr. and Mrs. Irving Cho- Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie, ty working together to such taxes to New York pik, Homes Park Avenue, were pastor, announces that work strengthen the character of should at least be given the sented several selections. Mrs. Marie Shepherd, lyric-colora- visited by Mr. and Mrs. Sam- is continuing each Wednesday children, also Bold part of the same privileges as >New York uel Schwartz, Newark, who and Thursday night from 7 answer." Keeping the child residents, he said. turo soprano and concert co- medienne, presented "Ameri- returned from a vacation at o'clock on -to renovate the busy with constructive study A minimum wage law in Miami Beach. Sunday School rooms. Those and play also helps, the can women, historical and Governor said. New Jersey which will affect hysterical." —Mr. and Mrs. L. Allan men who have not yet par- all workers was advocated by Reeves and son entertained ticipated are urged to lend a On the other end of life, the Governor. He pointed out Incoming officers installed Mrs. Reeves parents, Mr. and hand bringing the required Governor Meyner declared the present law only protects were Mrs. Charles Grill, presi- Mrs. John Stupar, Red Bank, paint brushes and tools that New Jersey is making great women and children in in- dent; Mrs. Henry Pincus, first in honor of their twenty-ninth may be needed. A faithful strides in caring for an in- dustry and not the thousands vice-president; Mrs. Leonard anniversary. group has made good Leiberman, second vice-presi- creased number of oldsters. of male wage earners in the —Birthday congratulations progress, with various women's Available statistics show that State. dent; Mrs. George Miller, groups contrfbuting light re- third vice-president; Mrs. to Thomas Ahearn Jr., Park SHORT STYLES SHIRRED FRONTS as of July 1, 1956, out of the The Governor expressed Avenue. freshments. Parents have been New Jersey population of 5,- Louis Baiter, recording secre- belief the" United States Army tary; Mrs. Hy Farer, corre- asked to interest their chil- 403,000, nearly half a million maintains Nike bases in New THE SEMI-SKIRTS &ND MANY OTHERS dren in the need to respect persons had passed their 65th sponding secretary and Mrs. CABLES VS. WHALES Jersey at a' maximum of Abe Kramer, treasurer. the new paint in classrooms birthday. In 1900 there were safety, despite the recent Washington — When a and the refurbished furniture, only four people over 65 for disaster: when eight missiles The committee under the whale and submarine cable Distinctively styled, superbjly constructed first quality in order that they may re- each 100 citizens, while now chairmanship of Mrs. Serul- meet, the tangled results may blew up in Middletown Town- spell disaster for the whale Lastex swim suits in a marv«elous array of beautiful styles main in good condition for nearly nine residents out of ship. Usually such disasters nick and Mrs. Pincus included some time. - 300 are over 65 years of age. Mrs. Nathan Temkin, Mrs. and broken connections for the arid colors. All by one of < the nation's leading makers. are .caused by the human telegraph company. However, State grants per aged per- element, the Governor said Julius Schiller, Mrs. Jacobs, Sizes 32 to 38. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Leiber- the results may also mean ad- sons in New Jersey ate as in recalling his Navy training ditional information for scien- high as any other State in! the during World War 2. man, Mrs. Harold Schiller and Mrs. Milton Kushner. tists on how deep a dive a Woodbridge Oaks Union, the Governor said. Other than say that when whale can make. The problem is also being a special group of taxpayers CONFIDENTIALLY, LADIES' REG. 3.98 LADIES' REG. 5.98 studied by the newly organ- Recent reports describe the Reports are exempted from taxation JT WINKS finding of whale carcasses or ized Division of the Aging in the burden usually shifts to "Mother, I just can't thread State Department of Health, remains entangled in cable another group, the Governor this needle." brought up from depths of GLADYS E. SCANK headed by Mrs. Eone Harger, refused-to comment on the "Why son?" 1£J Combed Cotton of Ridgewood, the Governor 3,000 feet. The maximum 497 Lincoln Highway, Iselin Savage bill before the Legis- "Well, every, time I get the depth: mentioned is 3,720 feet. said. He assured the editors lature which provides that thread near the eye, it blinks." Oil LOOK Tel. £1 8-1679* present that the problems of Apparently the whales swim chickens being commercially at these great depths in search —Mr. and Mrs. Lester Van old age will be met with raised in New Jersey shall not policy, the Governor said: 2 pc. Nest, I^akewood, were weekend of food. As they move through competent supervision in the be listed for taxation as "I am here to answer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin State Government. the water, jaws open and personal property after July 1 questions on the StfEte. gev- plowing through food-contain- Jellison. next. Meyner said he could —Mrs. Eleanor Jindraeek Governor Meyner refused ernment. I think,: however, ing sediment on the ocean KIRTS Hegen and son, Philip, were to comment on rtynors that comment on the measure if it that every citizen should try floor, the animals run the risk Coordinate dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Katherine Elius White, passes the Legislature. The to learn about all nations and of collision with a cable. It also Robert Argalas. Red Bank, will replace Joseph Governor was told the meas- their problems". I would rather is possible that whales attack —Kevin Higgfins, son of Mr. E. McLean, Princeton, as ure would reduce personal reserve comments on inter- slack cable, mistaking- it for and Mrs. John Higgins, was State Commissioner of Con- property taxes of Ocean. national affairs to some other food. honored at a party for- his servation and Economic De- County chicken raisers by time but I will be pleased to fourth birthday. Guests in- velopment. ."When I make an $119,000. answer any questions on the East end of St. Paul's Ca- cluded Roger McGill, William appointment it is announced On the subject of foreign State Government." thedral is dedicated. Bihler, Jr., William and Rob- ert Molta, Daniel Coughlin, Harold Angus, Wendy Paye, Kenneth Hackler, Elaine Wat- son and William Mastalski. —Mrs. Philip Piereth atten- THIS BANK WILL BE OPEN ded the bowling banquet of Otis Monday night Bowling Pair square linen look, woven Stein Tex Chop- League at Polish National Chop full flare Home, Harrison. design, slim line button skirt, soft pleated —Diane Bailey, daughter of Thursday, May 29th front, 2 bias drape pockets all around. Mr. and Mrs. George Bailey, Sleeveless blouse with self belt. with riviera collar, had party on her fifth birth- bias button closing day. Her guests included Lynn in peach, blue, Black or white, brown or mint, maize. and Richard Jenkins and Mary tan, in sizes 22-30. and Patrick Lindsey. FROM 9 A.M.TO6P.E Sizes 10-16.

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PAGE TEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON June 9th Bate Inter-Library Council Iselinite Weds Margaret Carol Barton Iselin Civic . For Township is Urged Newark Girl Bride of Gentry Atkins . Group Formed ISELIN — The newly- ISELUSp — The annual ISELIN — A gathering of. a representative of the pro- . ISELIN — Old First Presby- COLONIA — Miss Margaret donor dinner of Sisterhood terian Church, Newark, was formed Greater liselin Civic persons interested in better-1 posed council can confer with Carol Barton, daughter of Mr. Association met .Tuesday at Beth Sholom of Iselin was ing Woodbridge Township others from nearby raunici- jthe scene Saturday of the wed- and Mrs. John J. Barton, L held, at Clinton Manor, New- ding of Barbara Jean Moro- he School 15. Representatives library facilities met Monday palities in a -county-level. Water Street, was married from 17 organizations, busi- ark. The theme was "Let Us at the Iselin Library building. meeting. sini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday at a nuptial Mass to Bejoice In The Fruits Of Our Fred Morosini, 1907 McCarter Gentry Paul Atkins, son of nessmen, and individuals at- Mrs. Janet McKinley, head Highway, Newark, to Airman • tended. Labors". The welcoming ad- of the Public and- School Li- j Mr. and Mrs. Winston -King, dress was given by Mrs. 2/C Melvin Jellison, Jr., son Ansted, West Va. Rev. Thomas ' Charles Christensen and brary Services Bureau of the] Luncheon Winds of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin'Edward Doug Calsetta, Iselin Lions, Nathan Schussler. , ( New Jersey Department of j Ray wood performed the dou- Jellison, 2 Adams street, Dr, ble ring ceremony at St. Ce- acted as temporary president The guest speaker was Mrs. j Education, led a delegation Lloyd E. Foster, pastor offici- and secretary. Benjamin Katz, of Temple from her bureau who outlined Up Club Season celia's church, Iselin. A re- ated at the double ring cere- ception was held at Knights The following were ap- Beth , Sholom, Union! Enter- | areas of cooperation among ISELIN — The Womans mony. pointed to the bylaws commit- tainment was provided by various library associations Club of Iselin held its annual of Columbus Hall, Rahway. The bride, given in marriage tee: Ted Ferraioli, V.F. W.; Alan Kent, TV comedian. and between those associ- spring luncheon at Oak Hills The bride wore a gown of Mrs. Lawrence Pearson, Ladies Co-chairmen were Mrs. ations and governmental and Manor, Metuchen, with Mrs. by her father, was attired in embroidered silk organdy a ballerina-length gown of Auxiliary, First Aid Squad; Harry Kline and Mrs. Walter educational organizations. Ambrose as chairman. with a fingertip veil falling Chet Aronsoh, Fire Company; Cooper, assisted by Mrs. Leon George Otlowski, a member A member of the Junior white lace and- her veil of illu- from a hat trimmed with ON ACTIVE DUTY: Major Victor G. Katen, 1090 Green sion was finger-tip • length. Vincent Grogan, community Erustein, Mrs. Norman Street, Iselin, is shown-at his desk in Headquarters, 11 TJ. S. of the Middlesex County class at Woodbridge High. pearls and lace. She carried a sports and social clubs; Fred Tucker, Mrs. Aavid Ander, Board of Chosen Freeholders, School will, attend the meet- She carried an old fashioned prayer book with white roses. Army Corps (Reserve) at Camp Kilmer. A reserve officer, bouquet of white roses. The Walkpr. Iselin Lions Club; Mrs. Seymour Klepner, Mrs. Major Katen is currently on a tour of active duty. attended as an interested ob- ing of the Girls Institute at Miss Roberta Arabia, Rah- Jerome Barris, Mrs. Bernard Douglass College in June. maid of honor Miss Dorothy Mrs. William Dangell, Ladies server.; His enthusiasm for Kish, Newark, wore a ballerina way, was rriaid of honor and Auxiliary, V.F.W. Nominating Lillien, Mrs. Robert Handler, library betterment was en- Donations were given to Miss Valerie Mobilian, Old Mrs. Harry Davis and Mrs. length gown of blue print ny- committee consists of: Mrs. Scouts Take Part couraging to those in at- Cerebral Palsy fund, Kiddie lon and carried an old-fa- Bridge, was flower girl. Florence Ambrose, Lady For- Littman Shapiro. Covered Di tendance. Keep Well Camp, the Heart Installation of new officers In Council Camporee shioned bouquet of pink,roses. esters; Tex Perry, member- COLONIA — Richard Nims Also attending were trus- Fund, Mental Health Fund Kent Davis Iselin, served as PICNIC PARTY at-large; Mrs. Harriet Cwie- will "be-June 9 at Beth Sholom tees, librarians, and friends and the Iselin First Aid Squad. Center, 90 Cooper Avenue. S was inducted as a tenderfoot best man. ISE1IN — The 4-H Teen- kalo, Women's Club of Iselin; at a candlelight ceremony of of libraries in Avenel, Colonia, A benefit card party will be ettes and their mothers atten- Andrew Saporito, Arlington^ Anthony Poreda, First Aid COLONIA — The last Fords, Iselin, Port Reading, held- at the home of Mrs. Cecil The couple will reside in was best man and John and covered dish supper of the Boy Scout Troop 44 Thursday.- Omaha, Neb., where the bride- ded the annual hen party at Squad, and Anthony Oliver. JWV to Sponsor Trip Robert Adams was chosen as Sewaren, Woodbridge, and Bliss, Midwood Way, Colonia, the Log Cabin, New Bruns- Kevin Tucker, Rahway, were The next meeting for nomi- season was held at the New Woodbridge High School Li- with Mrs. Frank Brinkmann groom is stationed. ushers. To Game on June-2nd Dover Methodist Church. The Senior Patrol Leader, Donald wick, Saturday. The club held nations, elections, and adop- Rist, Patrol Leader of the brary. an-i Mrs. Joseph Kuzrna as at a picnic supper with Miss Mrs. Atkins is a graduate of tion of by-laws will be June COLONIA — Woodbridge blessing was given by Miss co-chairman. August 27 a card ATTEND CAMPOREE Memorial Post 715, Jewish Mildred Vollmar. Robert Ken- Beaver Patrol and John Peter- Each library group spoke of Elizabeth Cweikalo, Marconi St. Peters High School, New 25 at 8. Membership is open their problems. Unanimously party will be. held at the home ISELIN — Thirty-one mem- Brunswick; and Washington to all. War Veterans will sponsor drick led a song service accom- son, assistant. ' 1 Avenue, Tuesday. Attending The troop participated in high on the list of each was of Mrs. Ralph Ambrose, 65 bers of Boy Scout Troop 47 the party were Louise Sinka, School for Secretaries, New- The purpose of the organi- a trip to a baseball game June panied by Mrs. John Arnold. Marconi Avenue, with Mrs. led by Robert Argalas, scout- 2. Busses will meet at the Entertainment was a quiz the Raritan Council Campo- the need for more books. This Mrs. John Sinka, Elizabeth ark. She is employed by the zation is to work for a better need has been precipitated by; Brinkmann and Mrs. Dangell master; Claus Miller, assis- Cwiekalo; Judith Kenny, Mrs. Mohawk! Savings and Loan town socially and civically, Avenel Community Center program with Rev. Albert ree Old Bridge. Fathers who as co-hostess. September 17 tant; Frederick Reight and Route 1 and Lord Street be- Sweet as moderator. The panel attended were Acie ' Rist, the rapid population increase Roger Kenny, Nancy Carlson, Association, Newark. Her hus-in conjunction with the local and the great desire of the the club will meet with Mrs. Joseph Bonomolo participated I Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Judith government. tween 6 and 6:30 P.M. For was Robert' Kendrick, Beverly Harold Hibell, Herschel Tar- H. Dethlefs, 114 Pershing Ave- in the Raritan Council Boy band is ".with-the "United States further information and Vollmar, Cliff Harris, Mr. and ver, Albert Schmidt, William libraries to serve better the i Kummler and Mrs. Rudolph Army at Fort Devons, Mass. Tex Perry brought out the students of the township. nue. The meeting will be Scouts of America Camporee Kummler. A fashion show was fact that no sign has yet been tickets call Murray Friedman, Mrs. Emil Hrysckanych, Mrs. Spencer, Nicholas Lanza, and preceded by a. luncheon Mrs. Old Bridge. The troop received He served five years in Ger- Sam Belostosky, Harold Berk- Frank Fyke, Mrs. Frank Her- Frederick Boyle. Others help- It was agreed mat there presented with Judith Kumm- many and sixteen months in erected to Iselin at exit 131 Charles Geres, Mrs. Kenneth a participation certificate and ler a model. from the Garden State Park- owitz, or Murray Fleck. Chair- man and Herbert Schaefer. ing were Frederick Conway, was a pressing need for an Howell, Mrs. Andrew Istvan each boy a mgmenio of the Korea. man is Hank Suckoff, 7 Cozy Interruptions were George inter-library council to study way. It was suggested that Linwood Rist, William Mar- and Mrs. Newman will be co-trip. In intertrdop contests the Shell refinery at Balikpa- The couple are honeymoon- residents write to Senator Corner, Avenel. Tooker, John Patterson, Hazel quardt, Robert Adams, Rich- and advise on problems of all hostesses with Mrs. Dethlefs. boys received 10 points. and Carol De Lisle, Mrs. Wal- ard Gaulard, William Schu- the libraries of the township. pan closed after air attack. ing in. Florida. John A. Lynch. Democrats to Hear. ter Place, Mrs. Robert Ken- biger, Theodore Jablkowski, Such a council will be formed drick, Mrs. Herbert Schaefer. William Hayduck, Arthur as soon as representatives Freeholder Warren- A pastoral robe was pressn--' Hall, Grant Nims and A. J. who attended the meeting re- .COLONIA — The Greater ted to Rev. Sweet to mark his Lester. port back to respective or- Colonia Democratic Club will graduation from Drew Univer- Candidates for the Order of ganizations. It is hoped that meet June 4 at 8:30 at School sity, in behalf 'of the church the Arrow at Camp Cowaw 16. Guest speaker will be groups, by Mrs. Herbert are Robert Adams, William NOMINATE SLATE Freeholder William Warren, Schaefer. A gift of recognition Schubiger and assistant ISELIN — The slate of new: who will also install the newwas presented to Mrs. Sweet Scoutmaster Harold Hibell. officers for St. Cecelia's P.T A. officers. Other speakers listed by Mrs. Emil Hrysckanych. A The Troop will participate in 1 and 2 was announced by Mrs. are Walter Cahill and Charles fellowship circle was formed the Memorial Day parade Edgar Thompson at a meeting Hezempa, Democratic candi- and Reverend Sweet gave the Friday in Woodbridge. held in the school cafeteria. dates for Town Committee benediction. The installation dates are from the Fifth Ward. ' Childrens Day will be June Colonia Resident June 4 and June 11. The fol- A report by Joseph Pastena 15, the last Sunday School lowing officers were nominar is expected on suggested session until September. Degree Candidate ted: Mrs. Andrew Da Puzzo, inethods to eliminate speeding COLC4NIA — Francis W. president; Mrs. Frank Ciccone, and careless driving in Co- WSCS Meets Lenox of 92 Avalon Drive, is The monthly meeting of the first vice-president; Mrs. lonia. among the 33 candidates for Frank Jacob, second, vice-pres- WSCS was held in the Educa- associate in arts degrees at the tion Building. Mrs. William ident; Mrs. Kenneth .Hatha- BOOK ON AL SMITH " [ 25th annual commencement of way, third vice-president; Mrs' ISELIN — "Al Smith and Feuss opened the meeting with Union Junior College, Cran- a prayer. Henry Glover, fourth vice- His America", by Oscar Hand- ford, it was announced today president; Mrs. Anthony Foley, lin, is being well'received at Tentative plans are being by Di\ Kenneth C. MacKay, recording secretary; Mrs. 111 f St. Cecelia's Library. A cari- made, for a bazaar in October president. Nicholas Hand, corresponding cature of Al Smith drawn by Mrs. John Kimball is chair- The degrees will be confer- secretary; Mrs. William Le- You At Robert Lorow, Colonia, is on man, assisted Mi's; Frank red June 5" in the Fellowship miska, Mrs. Leonard La Banca, display at the library. Fyke, Mrs. John Kimball, Jr. Hall of the First Presbyterian publicity; Mrs. Lawrence The.second monthly break- 1 Church, Cranford, by Dr. Mac Uhrliss, Mrs. Randolph Storms fast will take place June 5 Kay and Dr. Kenneth W. from 9:30 to 11. Hostesses will and ; Mrs, Alfred Werdann, TJfie Newly Renovated Iversen, dean. Dr. William H. hospitality; and membership,. be Mrs. Frank Herman, Mrs. McLean of Short Hills, presi- Walter Place, Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Vincent Quarto, Mrs. dent of the Merck Chemical Walter Jaworski, Mrs. William arris" Grazulewich. The breakfast is Division of Merck & Co., Inc., open to the public and every- will speak. Bihler, Mrs. Edgar Thompson, one is invited. The first order Mrs. Michael Mikovic'h, Mrs. A graduate of -Railway High Richard Sinnott, Mrs. Michael for the church plates will be School, Mr. Lenox was an en- 106 Pulaski Ave., Carteret delivered at the June meeting. Lakomski and Mrs. William gineering major in the day Duerscheidt. Is Now Available For Please call Mrs. Walter Place session. A four-year Air Force 6s for further Orders. SUE: Our whole family is going to get matching^ plaid bathing suits by veteran, he is the son of Mrs. to a M WEDDINGS The new slate is president Joseph Lenox and the late Mr. Jantzen, and Betty just called and told iiie to be stire and see the Mrs. Walter Place; vice-presi- Lenox. SHOWER? • SHOWERS dent, Mrs.. Emil Hryshkanych; « BANQUETS secretary, Mrs. Joseph Perci- social Christian relations, Mrs. Looking for adorable teen coordinates and play wear that just came in." val; corresponding secretary, James Ewing; secretary of Something , • PICNIC AREA Mrs. Richard -Thomp s o n; children's work, Mrs. Frank Different? Fyke. Something ! Rain or Shine treasurer, Mrs. Raymond Sto- BOB: "Well, I won't be alone either^ my little brother and I are both ver; secretary of spiritual life, The next meeting will be Special? For Reservations Call Mrs. Herbert Schaefer; secre- June 18 at 8 Mrs. Emil Hrysh- Something going to get a couple of those real cool McGregor drip-dry'cotton tary of promotions, Mrs. Will- kanych and Mrs. Raymond New? . iam Farr; secretary of miss- Stover will be hostesses. Re- Something ions, Mrs. Ditter; secretary of freshments were served by shirts, and I saw a pair of sharp wash 'n wear slacks I want to pick Mrs. William De Lisle, Mrs. Novel? Styier, Mrs. Oscar Volrnar, Something up tonight, too." Mrs. John Elliot. Reasonable? FOR EVERY GIFT- SF.E PAGES 12 AND 13 See Why-^ GIVING OCCASION . . . SUE; "You know, my Grandmother just loves the house dresses they It costs no more to have l/\/ iHHi HUSS KRASNER'S have in their thrifty fashions department, and Mom always gets the professional services fl^/ :|il;§ll| GIFT STORE of one of Union County's /(©I f§i§l| |iiiiflp\i 1522 Main Street leading hairdressers in the W3A fli|l| MM the curtains and sheets for our summer cottage in their household most modern beauty par- Mv'l Ss^H Rahway Tel. FU-8-0088 lor" in the area - 2 com- wQ\liii Open Thursday Till 9 P. M. department." .-. •{ plete floors devoted to all yj^ VS* phases of beauty work - NXjgK/*! Private parking in our N^Sii*^ • own area at rear of salon. ^^Ef Get Them at RITCHIE'S! BOB: "Yes, Marks Harris is just like any 'big city' department store,

FREDRIC AND SEVEN May. Special! terrific selection, top name brands, most popular teen-age styles OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU ra—^ 77 © GEEME • - and best of all . . . you can charge everything on your handi- St y gi f§ f j f» PERMANENT YOUR HAIRDRESSER Value ?Q-50 i -. charge account!" - 150 Elm Avenue Phone to ?15.00 O irave Adornments Rahway FU-8-9883 Excellent Selection of Ready-to-Plant SUE: (The woman always has the last word, you know) "Well, you'll POTTED FLOWERING probably find meat the Jamaica short counter, as a matter of fact I'll wait for you there, goodbye Bob." OPEN DECORATION DAT SHRUBS 1.50 All growing | 9 A. M. TO 1 P. M. and in leaf. -5 Complete Departments — Open Thursday fcveningf 'Til 9 O'clock IN BLOOM! LOVELY POTTED

Flower and Vegetable Plants | Potted Fruit Trees New Jersey's Most Modern For Gardens and Window j Rug Cleaning Plant Boxes I ^n^ Shade Trees Free Pick-up and Rahway's Most Progressive Store — Since 1907' . Delivery Service in fe's Garden Center Woodbridge-Carteret area. Our 34th Year — Tel. FU-8-1280 — Open Sundays Call PArkway 1-1582 InmanAve. i***™-«***.•> Rahway (Coionia) In Street (At The Bend) p^fc CHARGE IT: Rahway, IS!. J, 4th and N. Stevens Avenue, South Amboy, N. J OPEN SUNDAYS •"""•• EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 PAGE ELEVEN LEGAI, NOTICES XEGAI, NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in tneGooderum, Virginia B., 275 New Duggan, Phyllis, 25 Mac Arthur Faks, Bertram J., Jr., 46 Ashley Rd. Zirpola, Ilak, Mrs., 25 John St. Closing Dlarier May Hop Set Commitee Chambers, Memorial Faks, Carla D., 46 Ashley Rd. Zirpola, John M., 25 John St. 4 Dover Rd. . Drive Municipal Building, Woodbridge, Hamilton, Althea B.. Edwards Ave. Dunn, Prances C, 963 Amboy Ave. Gunther, John T., 8 East Knoll- DISTRICT 17: CGLONJA; PERSONALS New Jersey, and expose and sell Holland, Earl L., 352-D, Inroan Dunn, Le Roy H., 963 Amboy Ave. wood Bd. Bagby, Carl, 7 Sturgis Road at public sale and to the highest Ave. Durko, Anthony P., 219 central Gunther, Marie L., 8 Bast Knoll- Bryant, Bertha P. " 23 RicnmontJ (Including Colonia Proper and Olonia iVillage) ; Held by Group By Youth Unit bidder according to terms of sale Johnson, Robert L., 361 Inman Ave. wood Rd. j Road on file with the Real Estate De- Durko, Margaret E., 219 Central PU r A Ce I Mrs 22 ldlewlld AVENEL — The tf.S.Y. of partment and Township Clerk Johnson. William, Jr., 361 Inman Aye. ( Rd ' " -. - ,Cassaro, Catherine, Mrs., 49 Stur- AVENEL — The closing open to inspection and to toe; Ave Falkiewicz, John, 131 Mac Arthur Purser, Jack M., 22 Idlewild Bd. i Caisaro, °Louis, 49 Sturgis Road Congregation B'nai Jacob publicly read prior to sale. Lot JoF"°nn. Arthur L., Beatrice 1 Alberta R 6 3 GlenTiUe MRS. SIDNEY FREUND Carl Christopherson, Chester; dinner of the Woman's Club f Drive Bd*"" ' - Chandler, Adrienne G., 43 Ken- of Avenerwas. held at Button- will hold a teen-age May Hop ' 4 in Block 517-C on the Wood-1 Parkway Falkiewicz, Virginia R., 131 Mac 19 Sandalwood Xane R-oskowe, Mrs. Sidney Ireund, bridge Township Assessment Map. Kuehne, Charles, 85 King Street Arthur Drive MUter', Erma L., Mrs., 24 Rosewood cneTnockfvirginia J., Mrs., 19 this Saturday at the Com- Take further notice that tne. | Me uee, Mamie, Edwards Avenue wood Manor, Matawan, under Golden, Frances, Mrs., Witten- Winthrop Road FU-g-3969 Mrs. Herschel Tarver, Mrs. munity Center at 9. Refresh- Township Committee has, by reso-.: Metrews, Gabel, Potters berts Trailer Park Miller, George E., Jr., 24 Rosewood John Podstowski, Harry the chairmanship of ,. Mrs. lution and pursuant to law, fixed! Molson Emmett G Tin™ley Lane Rd. Conway, Edward F., 37 Sanders ments and an orchestra will Gut.wein, Margaret, Mrs., 965 Am- - Road • • —For information or tickets h Boris, Robert James Atkinson. Invocation a minimum price at which. said-,' Moison Mildred Tingley Lane boy Ave. Murray, Mary F., Mrs., IS Idlewild Josep be furnished and door prizes 'ot in said block will be sold to- . o'Connell, Joseph R., Tingley Lane Hrusovsky, Elizabeth, 33 Jackson Rd. Conway. Mary A., Mrs., 37 Sanders for the card _party: being held i SusloW; Joseph Sialiso and was given by Mrs; Daniel L. Stether with, all,other details per-! paston, Elizabeth, Girard Avenue Road awarded. All local youth Ave. ?e n. Arthur E-, ,10 Rosewood Cohen, Bernice L., Mrs., 15 . by the Colonia Club Sat- school Levy:. Guests welcomed by tinent, said minimum price being Powell Beatrice Pine Ave Kaminsky, Gloria M., 63 Mac Road Theodore "Wingender were groups are invited. ^300.00 plup s costs, of pppreparing Rathburn, Marguerite, Beatrice Arthur Drive Pea I-on. Mary J., 10 Rosewood Windsor Rd. 16 on June 6 call •'• Mrs. Mrs. William Hansen, presi- deed and advertising this sale. Cushman, James S., 26 Altamonfe nresent at an executive board Parkway Kaminsky, Raymond, 63 Mac Road Road Rohrba-ch, ptr; 8-3166.'- dent, were Mis. P. J. Donato, The installation of the nsw- 3aid lot in said block, If sold on n...... ^., Clara, Inman Ave. Arthur Drive , Richmond, Marion A., Mrs., 47 meeting .of "the Colonia Vil- 'erms, will require a down pay- Cushman, Mary, Mrs., 26 Altamont past president and honorary b'-elected congregation offi- ^b. Thomas H., Jr., Edward Ave- Knotke, Ferdinand A., 38 Mac Parkerson Road Road , —Cub Scout Pack 130 :and j iage civic Association with oers wil1 ment of 25% of the bid accepted nue Arthur Drive Richmond, Walter D., 47 Parker- _ hrop Road b th Thi Citt th Pry> Jack K 67 wlnt adult leaders who will par- Jack- Wiggins, Sandalwood memker; Mrs. James. E. Gor-.j feature a buffet sup- by the. Township; Committee, the Schmidt. Fred, Linden Ave Knothe, Jeanne P., 38 Mac Arthur son Boad Fry, Ruth S., 67 Winthrop Boad ticipate in .the trip, to Yankee don, president -of the Junior :- JJun e 144 att thh e Center. balance of purchase price; to be Schmidt, Jean W., Linden Ave. Drive Sinisi, Frances L., Mrs., 448 Old Fry. Sylvia K., 67 Winthrop Road Lane.. The. business meeting -.aid m 12 equal monthly install- smith, Bennle. Mrs., Potters Koyen, Adolph C, 11 Mac Arthur Post Rd. Grabriel, Evelyn A., 18 Colfax Road Woman's Club of Avenel;, Reservations can be." made ments plus ^n}eTe^ *nd- °&** Swierfc, Benjamin, Inman Ave. Sinisi, Pasquale M., 448 Old Post Stadium June .8 will meet at will be June 19 at School' 16 3 Ioviaea the t Drive Grabriel, Francis J., 18 Colfax ! Marion •< Dickson; Titfl Dan Flanzbaum, FU. 8- ^I™ V ^ Contradt of ThomaS| Claude M., Thornton Ozell, Veronica D., 135 Pershing Rd. school 16 at 11:15 A.M. with election of officers. . AMiss Mrs. ; Road 8153. Avenue •- Ave. Smith_„..,, Verilyn- , 5 Dill Court „ ,. Hrablook, Louise, Mrs., 29 Windsor —Members and husbands buffet supper will be served. jVhrecht and Miss Peters, Nancy, 38 Mac Arthur Drive : Stamp, Edward V.. 7 Lynn Court i Road MaryiLouGalisin. Mrs..George* Friday n ght services will be Avenue Phillips, John, 10 Judith Place Stamp, Margaret, Mrs., 7 Lynn! Hrablook, John, 29 Windsor Road of_ the Mothers Club of Boy I '—Mr. .and Mrs." George Phillips, Rita, 10 Judith Place Court JVtroz announced June 3 as aat 8:30. Rabbi Moisbe Ca- the payment thereof by the pur- Venable, John E., Jr., Edward Ave. Hughes, Evelyn K., 13 Dayton Rd. Scout Troop-45 who will par- j Read, formerly of Village chaser according to the manner of DISTRICT 2: Heilly, Alta F., 43 Mac Arthur Sudol, Clemens A., 32 Rosewood Hughes, Gerald E., 18 Dayton Rd. Drive Road ticipate in •the theatre partyj §reen and now of Ohio, au- committee meeting: for thehana will speak on "Respect •mrchase in accordance,with terms Akulovis, Albert W., a2 Richard 1 Jones, Eleanor A., 10 Kenmore Rd. minstrel show scheduled for for man as a human being." ->f sa,le on file, the Township will Boad Reiliy, Andrew T ., 43 Mac Arthur Sudol, Isabelle A., 32 Rosewood Jones, Clifton jti., 10 Kenmore Rd. to the Paper-Mill .Playhouse; jounced the ;.brrth of their deliver a bargain and sale deed for Ak^ovis, Virginia A., 52 Richard Drive Road Keith, John R., 106 Winthrop Rd. June 7, will .meet at thej.fifth child, a daughter., November 12. The committee Mr. and Mrs. Lou Baiter will said oremises. I Road Sabo, Julius H., 379 Amboy Ave. Stead, Hilda, 54 Ashley Road Kowalsky, Herbert D., 39 Sturgis Sabo, Mary C, 879 Amboy Ave. Stead, Thomas, 54 Ashley Road includes Mrs. Joseph Rad'ow- sponsor the Oneg Shabot in DATED: May 20, 1938. : Allen, Joan A., 56 Richard Road , s, 5 sy Rd. American Legion-Hall:-at 6:30.1 ;—Third, fourth,, filth; sixth 13. J. DTJNIGAN. Township Clerk Allen, Robert N., 56 Richard Road Smith, Henrv J.. 21 Coolidge Ave. VogelVl , DorisDi , Mrs;M , 19 GlenviUGliU eR Rdd . Kowalsky, Shirley, 39 Sturgis Rd. ski, Mrsi Andrew Galisin, Mrs. honor of Mr. Baiter's birth- To be advertised May 22, 1958, , "--"--Baeha' , "Charle* ' s ~P. , 22 ~Beech Lane! . DISTRICT 8: Vogel, Frank W.,' Jr., 19 Glenville Novick, Theodore, 93 Winthrop Rd. The next meeting is June 111 grade students of Schools 2 Rd. Charles Miller, Tickets are riav. Bible classes will follow. and May 28, 1958, in the Ford~ "s Battistella, May, 3837 Daniel Road.1 Alexander, Margaret A., 2o Dalton Rush, Shirley K., 29 Ashley Rd. with Mrs. Albert Aymer,'• Val-jj and 16: with the school choir pl Beacon. Battistella, Valerie A., 3837 Daniel - Vogel, Irma, Mrs., 19 Glenville Rd. Rush, Wilmot L., 29 Ashley Rd. ley Road. ;Mbthers of newVjed by Miss Mildred Ludlow, now available. . .The Junior Congregation will Road Alexander, Willard T., 25 Dalton Westlake, Rose, L., Mrs., 16 Pied- Sanzi, Frank D., 24 Kenmore Rd. PI. mont Road Mrs.'Francis Clooney, gar- -meet at &:30 Saturday. Refer To: W-552; 139 Battistella, Walter, 3837 Daniel Seller, Gail K., 18 Altamont Red. boys in the troop: are invited., performed for parents and Road Blum, Anne, lift., 162 Hillcrest Westlake, Woodrow W., 16 Pied- Springer, Herbert S., 23 Colfax Rd. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Ave. mont Road —The .Colonia Branch of]Vup.^s at fathers night held den chairman,- related the A party and celebration TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Betz, Edward ,L., 9 Maida Road Staheli, Lily, 20 MiKo Rd. Betz, Jeannet'te B., 0 Maida Road Blum, Michael, 162 Hillcrest Ave. Williams, June I., Mrs., 2 Dill Staheli, Walter, 20 Miko Rd. the Perth .Amboy Hospital in the school yard. After the myth of the flower for May,und-er trie direction of Mrs. At a regular meeting of the Caldwell, Agnes M.,50 Willow Ave. Court Township Committee of the Town- Buzas, Emil, 3816 Park Ave. ' Zarcone, Joseph E., 26 Altamont Guild held an executive board show parents visited the the Lily-of-the-Valley. Color Cahana will mark the con- p Buzas, Ruth, Mrs., 3816 Park Ave. Caldwell, Victor G., 50 Willow Ave. Williams, James E.. 2 Dill Court Rd. shihi p of WdbiWoodbridge,d , helhldd TTues- Cirrito, Joseph H., 56 Wallnut St. slides of club activities during day, I was di- Capozzi, Jerry, 3919 Park Ave. DISTRICT 16: DISTRICT 18: meeting with Mrs. John Felz. schoolrooms where they were clusion of Sunday School May 20, 1958, Capozzi, Lena, Mrs., 3919 Park Ave. Cirrito, Mildred, Mrs., 56 Walnut the past club year were shown recteft l to advertise thh e fact that St. Burton, Allen, D., 136 Idlewild Beeton, Petronella, Mrs., Woodedge A talent auction, open to theable to review their children's classes this Sunday. Mrs. Edon Tuesday evening, June 3, Connolly, John A., 24 Hillwood Road Ave. by Mrs. Clooney. Ave. Campbell, Carmella D., 43 Dalton public, will be held at School work for the year. Stern, Mrs. Charles Grill and 1958, the Township Committee PL Arnold. Joseph J., Jr., 6 Heathcote Breese, Maryy S.,, 111 6 Prospecp t Ave. will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in theConnolly, Madelyn B., 24 Hillwood Avenue BBrisresi . TTo m WW. , WhiWhitt e CourCtt 16 June 16 with Mrs. John —A meeting ot the commit- Mrs. Harold P. Wilson, Mrs. Sol Slotnick will assist. Committee Chambers, Memorial j Ave. Campbell, William, 43 Dalton PI. Arnold, Marion C, Mrs., 6 Heath- Motel Feldman as auctioneer. chairman of the theater party Municipal Building, Woodbridge, Curry, Sarah A., 14 Dana .Circle, Dickol, Dorothy K., New Brooklyn cote Avenue Clifton, Betty E., 25 Fairfax Rd. tee of Boy Scout Troop.45(will LEGAL NOTICES New Jersey, and expose . and sell Curry, Norman J., 14 Dana Circle Rd. Boice, Arthur S., 34 Parkerson Clifton, Harvey W., 25 Fairfax RH. —Games to be played by be held Thursday June 5 at to the Paper Mill Playhouse at public sale and to the highest j Davidson, William P.', 28 Maida Dickol, Edward H., New Brooklyn Road Crowder, Paul S., 2 Fairfax Rd. bidder according to terms of sale1 Road Rd. Boice, Margaret E., 34 Parkerson Carlo, Edna D., Prospect Ave. the Colonia Cub . Baseball American Legion Hall. June 6 announced all mem-Refpr To: W-608; 7; 439 Dorian, Fanny M., 155 Hillcrest 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE on file with the Real Estate De- Donoyre, B. Albert, 54 Richard Road Fochtmann_, _Bertha, Central Ave. League next week are; Field bers are to meet in/ front of Road Ave. •—Members of Mrs. Emil TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: partment and Townshipt Clerk Boisvert, Henry F., 16 Leland Road I Fr"ankTi£""Bertha"M",' 23"c*oiton*Rd.' 1, Monday, "White Sox vs the Avenel School "at 7:15. .' open to inspection'1 and to be Dughi, Elizabeth, 61 Richard Road Ehrlchman, Leonard J., 48 Runyon Boisverfc, Mary J., 16 Leland Road.! Franklin Ernest M 23 Colton Rd Tobias' Brownie Troop 22 will 4t a regular meeting of the u m Ave. Township Committee of the Town- publicly read prior to sale,, all of Dughii! g ', Lovi" s A., 61 Richard Road Brammer, Fred C, 3 Darrel Court, Fiedrich, Albert, Central Avenue Yankees; Tuesday, Tigers vs 1 Hansen, Grace A., Lincoln Highway Brammer, Patricia C, Mrs., 3 Dar- participate in the cook-out Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Ra- ship of Woodbricige, held Tues- " ' o to 34 inclusive and the , Oebrardt, Hansen, Robert L., Lincoln High- FiedricW Elizabeth, Central Avenue Red Sox; Wednesday, Indi- da May 20, 1958,I was di-remaining portions of Lots. 35 to rel Court Fredrich, Lucille, Central Avenue June 14 at Roosevelt Park. iowski represented the club! y- - . • Joseph J., 14 Stephens way Brunicaidi, Edward J., 14 Pine ans vs White Sox; Thursday, _,-,.,_ l.recte'i to advertise the fact thai 59 inclusive, as.' per description, in Hill, Robert A., 156 Prospect St. Gallino, William B., Route 1 —-Colonia children who par- ^lpr-k 202-D on the Woodbridge Ave. Hil Street Gaordano, Katherine, Mrs., 28 Athletics vs Tigers. Field 2, Federation Day program ,Of on Tuesday evening, June 3, : Germana, Margaret M., 9 Dana. I L Shirley, 156 Prospect St. Brunicaidi, Rose Ann, 14 Pine ticipated in the recital of 1958, the Township Committee Township Assessment Map. Ickes, Charles W., Jr., 31 Walnut Matson Rd. the Colony Club, Cranford, Said property is more' particu- Circle Street Giondano, Philip J., 28 Matson Rd. Monday,' Oriples vs Indians; the Elinor Schroeder School will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Germana, Roy P., 9 Dana Circle St. Buckalow, Edmond A., Jr., 4 Pine A donation Was made to the Committee Chambers, Memorial larly described as follows: Jeffrey, John K., 41 Runyon Ave. Goodwin, Iman H., 110 Prospect Tuesday, Senators vs Ath- DESCRIPTION Gordon, Ethel M., 45 Richard Rd. St. Ave. of Dance at the, Barron Ave- Middlesex County Mental Municipal Building, Woodhridge, ordon M Klein, Irene, Plainfield Ave. Buckalow, Theresa. 4 Pine St. letics; Wednesday, Yankees nue Sch0ol New Jersey, and expose and sell REMAINING PORTIONSS OF LOTS SS''-- axwelU 45 Richard Rd. Menke, Beatrice J., 33 Dalton PI. Goodwin, Mary V., Mrs., 110 Gre ee Buckley, Florence E., 3 Pine St. ;e Janice Ab- Health Association. An auto- at public sale and to the highest 35 TO 59INCLUSIVE IN BLOCK ^?^? - JameJamess B. B, 222 Oak Hills Menke, Wilbur M., 33 Dalton PI. Prospect Ave. vs Orioles; Thursday,. Bed 1nrix,OT TlT1 bidder according to terms of sale Buckley, Joseph F., 3 Pine St. Hanratti, Joseph, 29 Prospect Ave.. lonczy, Judith and Donna graphed copy of the "History 1I M Meserole, Catherine, 9 Walnut St. Gaswell, Margaret A., Mrs., 52 Sox vs Senators. on file with the Real Estate De- at a point in 'the °™^- T«y C., 22 Oak HtUs Bd Meserole, Robert H., 9 Walnut St. Hanratti, Thomas J., 29 Prospect Picaro, '.Charles Ronge, "Jr., of New Jersey. State ^dera- partment and Township Clerk Caldwell Road Ave. —Explorer Troop 244 mem- Sharron Salolano, Diane Vi- open to inspection and to be Caswell, Walter D., 52 Caldwell Hofland, Bob, Prospect Ave. bers who attended the n" was presented to the publicly read prior to sals Road Jimlnez, Frances C, 67 Stony Rd. tale, Deborah Switalsky, Betty club by Mrs. Hansen. 2512 tr> 2316 inclusive in Block! Northeasterly line of Harned~Ave-: Thomas, M 13 Stephens- jNorris, Grace I., 44 Walnut St. Cullinane, Daniel J., 23 Heathcote Jiminez, Raymond J., 67 Stony Camporeein Old Bridge were Pkwy Norris, James W., 44 Walnut St. Avenue Ann Huey, Catherine Kones- 478-C and Lots 2071 to 2073 inclu- nue, 110.27 feet from" the point of Putnoky, Alfred, 52 Walnut St. Rd. Bruce Connolly, event direc- slve and Lots 2078 to 2080 inclusive intersection, the Northeasterly line Franklin J. 4 David Ct.; Cullinane, Loretta M., 23 Heath- Kezon, John, 74 Hillcrest Ave. ' ky. All pupils who partici- 4 Dd C Putnoky, Elizabeth G., 52 Walnut cote Avenue Hiyk 47S-F. on the Woodbridge of Harned Avenue with the North- ! Knellor Nancy L 4 David Ct St. i Kezon, Marie C, 74 Hillcrest Ave. tor of the activities, Fred Sui- pated will be honored with a Township Assessment Map. westerly line of_Spaf Spring Road, Longenberger, Arlene E., 3895 Park Czerepka, John P., 3 Terrill Road ' KtelnT R^d'oTphV'PIainirerd~~Ave~.' ter, Nathaniel Holly, Larry Take further notice that the Russell, Gladys H., 32 Walnut St. Czerepka, Vincenza, Mrs., 3 Terrill Lederman, Denorah, 4 Comstock party by Miss Schroeder. ; •• Choir Receives James F., 3895 Park Smith, Margaret J., 31 Walnut St. Road Wood, David Boyle, Patsy Township Committee has, by reso- Snidenbach, Donald, 25 Walnut St. Rd. —Mr. and Mrs,. Anthony lution and pursuant to law, fixed between Lot 56 and Lot 63 in Block Ave. Hickley, George F., 11 Chestnut St. De Lasso, Roberta A., Mrs., 11 Lederman, Milton B., 4 Comstock Spasate, Edward Kane, Har- a minimum price at which said 202-D, Woodbridge Township Tax. Liebeskind, Annette, 17 Frances Heathcote Ave. Seybuck, co-chairmen of the. lots in said blocks will be sold to- a Veiock, Catherine M., 72 Chestnut Desilets, Philip A., 52 Marnham old Hi'bbel, Bernard Krajew- Certificates Map; thence (1) Northwesterly' _. f* - . .... _ „ St. Madison, Beatrice, Prospect St. cqmmittee for the dance gether with all other details per- along the Northeasterly line of £,leb£skm c5- Alv4n' " Frances Ed- Road Madison, J. M., Prospect St. owen1 Whitney, Emma, Mrs., 42 Chestnut Dowling, Robert J., 4 Willow ski, Donald' Frank, Explorer Saturday sponsored by the Harned Avenue 625 feet to the 'Me P, - A. B., Sunset Ave. St. Mitchell, Juanita M., 14 Fairfax AVENEL - Certificates of I SIiM dividing line between Lots 34 andM o °owe:1i- Julia Sunset Ave. Avenue Rd. advisor John Lease, Mr. Wood ; Wilson, Anne, Mrs., 58 Chestnut St. Duff, Lucille, Mrs., 9 Willow Colonia Village Civic Associ- recognitiog n were awarded to deed and advertisingg thihiss salesale. 35 in Block 202-D; thence (2) Mandell, Julian, 25 Homestead Rd. Wiesner, Elizabeth M., Lincoln Mitchell, Elmer M., 14 Fairfax Rd. and Mr. Connolly assisted the S3ld l0 te id blk i Avenue Oliver, Howard, 289 George St. ation, was a huge success. As- members of the Carol, Cru- - in said blocks if sold on Northeasterly and at right angles Mandell, Lucille, 25 Homestead Rd. Highway ' g Post. Mr. Wood and Fred Sutr terms, will require a down pay-1 to Harned Avenue and along the May, George, W.,. 15 Maida Rd. Duff, Walter J., 9 Willow Avenue Patten, Daniel J., 17 Colton Rd. sisting were Mr. and Mrssader. , W e s t ra in.s t er andment of 25% of the bid accepted j dividing line between the Lots 34 Miller, Thelma S., Mrs., 4 Skytop DISTRICT 9: Festa, Joan A., Mrs., 18 Wilshire Patten, Madeline T., 17 Colton Rd. ter were nominated as candi- Chester Thomas, Mrs. Fred Chancel Choirs of the First by the Township Committee, the' nnd ..„35, 7,„5 _fee„t to a poin„.t „in the Buffa, John, Sutton Lane Road Roessler, Melvin M., 10 Weldon Rd.. dates for the Order of the _. .... _,, • . _^_ . b^ftnee of purchase price to be Southwesterly line of property of Miller, William E., 4 Skytop Rd. Collins, Florence J., 221 Central Guida, Alma, Mrs., 15 Wllshire Daniela, S. A., Mrs., 8 Comstock ; : Brause, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Presbyterian Church at Choir paid, in 12 equal monthly instsll- tne Magyar Reformed Church- Monaghan, Martin J., 11 Skytop Ave. Road Bd. Arrow. : • Night Sunday ments Plus Interest and other •- .-._.- . . -.. Rd. Deeb, Charles G., 8 Lincoln St. Hansen, Ruth A., Mrs.. 13 Heath- Fred Geisheimer, Mrs. Charles ProinotiiDn JMigiit Sunday - thenc...w.—e (3,„), Southeasterl^^~~~—^—.-., y alon—^gD tri—e . Skoumal, Anna H., Lincoln High- j., rtiriw.Hr.TiiMisiibf ouiiur%^ d_ ;y / ,j terms provided in the contract of dividing line between the Magyar, Monaghan, Rose Mane, 11 Skytop Deeb, Evelyn, 8 Lincoln St. cote Avenue | —Donald .Sweetser, Joseph m n f terms provlded ln tlle contract ot RcL way KTnudsen, Mr. and Mrsunde. r dliection of, Don G .|salesale. , j Reformed Church property and the' Delaney, Joan T., 13th St., Camp Hansen, Richard C, 13 Heathcote Tavlor, Evelyn. 179 Winthrop Rd. Carusone, James De Marco, Stephen Rastocny, Mr. andMason, minister of music, i." .Upon acceptance of the mini- ] remaining portions of Lots. 35 to Murray, Eugene J., 29 Williams Rd. Avenue Van Lien, J. Hart, Stony Rd. - 20 mum bid. or bid above minimum,' 59 in Block 202-D, 625 50 feet to Petersen, Charles A.. 4 Maida Rd. Delaney, Joseph H., 13th St., Camp Kermes, Barbara L., Mrs., 167 Van Lien, Margaret R., Stony Rd. Mrs. Joseph Carusone, Mr. Certificates of appreciation by the Township Committee and 1 the Northeasterly corner of Lot Petersen, Joan M., Mrs., 4 Maida Kilmer Whitman Avenue -20 were given to Miss Cecelia the payment thereof by the pur- 39; thence (4) Southwesterly along M. Glackin, Patricia, Mrs., 176 High- Kermes. Henry R., 167 Whitman Whitzel, Simon T., 4 Dey Place and Mrs. Carl Christopher- Avenue Artym for her work with the chaser according to the manner of the dividing line between Lots 5? Peterson, Eric L., 9 Longfellow Rd. land Ave. DISTRICT 19: son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wig- purchase In accordance with terms and 60 to 63 inclusive, and at right Peterson, Joyce, Mrs., 9 Longfellow Glackin, William F., 176 Highland Barney, Lane L., 3 Wynn Road Avenel Personels. ayns, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carol Choir and as choir sec- onff salSfl.lpe onnn 'fli filep , thf-.Tipe TownshiTmxTTIcVvinp wilmill : angle—.1 s j.to_ TTHarne; dj Avenue• ^—,_ *nn100 ' .r-..fee^t |r _ T?rt Ave. I Lane, Gloria E., 3 Wynn Road Alnscow, Elizabeth C, Mrs., 46 deliver a bargain and sale deed for to, th.-„e„ poin,.—-t o—r plac*"—e o—f beginning^o—^.o.. Poulos,• Mary-,• Mrs., 5 Harding„ Ave ,- --. Gray, Howard J., 11 Fairview Ave.Le May, Stanley N., 7 Heathcote Bradley Dr. Hozempa, Mrs. James De retary; to Mrs. Walter Goos said premises. BeinBi g thth e remaininii g portioni s off RacitBacitii , Frank FF. , 36 RihRichardd RRdd . | Gray, Myrtle E., 11 Fairview AveI. Avenue Ainscow, George W., 46 Bradley Marco, Bud Me Clellan and and Miss Suzanne Turner for HATED: May 20, 1958. Lots 35 to 59 Inclusive in Block Reback, Plryllis, Mrs., 30 Stephan- Hogan, Jean, Toft Ave. Mayle, Calvin B., Sr., 46 Idlewild Dr. Mrs. MARTIN GUTOWSKI : B. J. DUNIGAN, Township CTerk Barth. Violet M., Mrs., 14 Hull Mrs. Sidney Freumi. There their work with';' the .-Cru- 202-D as shown on the Woodbridge ville Pkwy. Miller, Gertrude E., 327 North 3th Boad ME 4-0951 To be advertised May 22, 1958Townshi, p Tax Map. Reback, Victor R., 30 Stephanville St. Mayle, Hope, Mrs., 46 Idlewild Drive saders; Frederick Beckly for and May 28, • 1958, in toe Fords DISTRICT 10: Boad Barry, James M., 11 Seymor Ave, 63 Smith Street will be a buffet served at the Bounded: Northwesterly by re- Pkwy. 1 assistant direction of theBeacon; malning portion of Lot 34 and Regnier, Alfred L., 13 Maida Rd. Arnoux James H., 295 WoodbridgeNilsen, Arnold E., 133 Whitman Carey, Francis J., 1744 Lincoln last business meeting June Magyar Reformed Church; North- Regnier, Flavia L., Mrs., 13 Maida Ave. Avenue Highway —The; Sixth "District Demo- 19.' Chancel Choir; Mrs. H.. TRefe. r To: W-9r easterly by Magyar Reformed I Rd. Arnoux Phyllis, 295 Woodbridge Oakle,' Frank T., 13 Farkerson Carey, Sarah C, 1744 Lincoln cratic Organization meets to- —Troop. 45 , and their Smith, choir librarian; Mrs. Church; Southeasterly by Lots 60 B°se, Chester E., Edgewood Rd. Ave. Road Highway T0 to 63 inclusive in Block 202-D and Rose, Jean L., Edgewood Rd. Kelly, Thomas J., 15 Second St. Oswald, Charles, 16 Wilshire Road Crable, Henry F., 39 Morgan Drive night at Fitzgerald's at 8:15.leaders participated in the Samuel Sedilo, Chancel Choir At a regular meeting of the; Southwesterly by Harned Avenue , Snyder, Hazel M., 3899 Park Ave. Nordhaus, Lloyd, 72 Chestnut St. Peiser, Nancy,- 2 Heathcote Avenue Crable, Jean T., 39 Morgan Drive —Tonight: the Sub-Junior robes; Mrs.. Francis Nekarda, Township Committee of the Town-i An as siL0Wn on woodbridge ' Snyder, Lloyd' C, 3899 Park Ave. Roekwerk, Louis, 42 Chestnut St. Peiser, Wesley C, 2 Heathcote Fisko, Ernest A., 219 Loring Ave. Canrporee. Participating were ship of Wodbridae, held Tues- i Township Tax Map Sheet #14. Sulewski, Chester J., 3 Frances Rd. Bockwerk, Renee, 42 Chestnut St. Avenue Haasis, Walter, 211 Park PI. Woman's Club meets at 7:30Ronald Schaefer, James assistant direction of theday, May 20, 1958I, was di- Sandor, Claire R., 40 Heathcote Millington, Doris E.. 19 Hull Drive ; Take further notice that the ;Sulewski, Marilyn J., 3 Frances Rd. Cartstens, Clinton E., Fox Rd. with Miss Geneveive Marto- Freund, Robert Brown, Allen Westminster Choir; Chester rected to advertise the fact that • Township Committee has. by reso- Swick, Mary J., 8 Maida Rd. Chadwick, Helen M., 2 Maple Ave. Avenue Modelewski, Carole A., 103 Second eni: 3, lution Swick, Robert L., 8 Maida Rd. Chadwick, Robert J., 2 Maple Ave]. Sandor, Frank, 40 Heathcote St. relli, 67 Harvard Avenue. Hornyak, Court Mac Argel, Elliott, president of the Chan- . Township Morame, Paul F., 206 Middlesex , p Committee a minimumm price aat whicwhich saisaid Taylor, Dorothy M., Oak Groves Clark, Dorothy B., 12 Third Ave. I Avenue Raines Bundy,' Billy Martinez, cel Choir; and for piano and wil1958l, meethte at 8 P. M. (DST) in the [ jots in said blblockk wililll be solld to t - Lane Clark, Joseph J., 12 Third Ave. ' Taylor, Ann F., 27 Heathcote Ave. . • —The Rosary Society of - St. Committee Chambers, Memorial gether with all other details p.er- Taylor, W. Russell, Oak Groves Guthier, Pauline, Fox Avenue Avenue Romano, Lucy H., 27 Ovington Tony Solano, James Remez, organ assistance:- Mrs. Munlcipal Building, Woodbridge, tinent said minimum price being Taylor, Harvey A., 27 Heathcote Ave. Andrew's Church will, receive N w Lane Julian, Henry, 78 John St. Communion at 8 o'clock Mass Mark Friedman, James Nes-Charles Miller, and Miss Mary ? Jersey, and expose and sell $8,750.00 plus costs of preparing Thomas, John M., 1 Longview Rd. Me Klnley, Walter D., 7 Harringan Avenue Spivak. William, Mrs., Jefferson at public sale and to the highest- deed and advertising this . sale. Thomas, Matilda, 1 Longview Rd. St. • Weiler, Myrtle, Mrs., 13 Darrell Blvd. Sunday. , bit, Philip Capstaff, Kenneth Jo Kosic. bidder according to terms of sale Said lots in said block, if sold on Volker, Marjorie B., 17 Dana Circle Mondoro, Anunzio, 20 Player Ave. Court Strachan, Richard J., 29 Schuyler Hayes, Albert Aymer, Stephen 1 on file with the Real Estate De-; terms, will require a down . pay- MondorD, Elizabeth, 20 Player Ave. Yuill, William A., 5 Heathcote Drive —The second summer week- The choirs presented a pro- DISTRICT 3: Avenue B.-B. 5/28 - 9/4/58 Marx, Paul Dunda^ Richard ppartmen t and Township ClClere k ment of 25% of the bid accepted Bank, Steven, 26 Middlesex Ave. Miller, George T., 7 Harringan St. ly card party sponsored by the gram including "Praise Ye open to inspection and t o hhe by tthh e ThTownshiip CitCommitteet , tthh e Papa, Josephine M., Glendola Ave. Woman's Club of Avenel will Bresee, Stephen Marsh, Gary the Father1 "Mighty Lord", balance of purchase price to be Krize, Richard Hamill. Ad- paid 'in cash. Heffran, Anna S., 71 Albert Ave. I Parker, David, Cardonia Place take place Monday'night at "God Who Touohest the bridgge Township Assessment Mapp. Upon acceptance of th_ e _minl- Heffran, Maurice J., 71 Albert Ave. i Parker, Julia, Cardonia Place vancements were passed by Tk fth ti tht th Piersanti, Frank, Sylvandel Ave. the home of MrsV. George World With Beauty", "Be TownshiTake pfurthe Committer notice hase tha, byt resoth-e ' mum bid,, or* bid above minimum,, Nielsen, Jorgen, Cinder Lane many Scouts. Ronald Schaefer by the Township Committee andReiliy, Anna E., Lincoln Highway Piersanti, Mary, Sylvandel Ave. Mroz, 440 Hudson Blvd. Co- Thou My Vision", "Praise to lution and pursuant to law, fixed the payment thereof by the pur-Stern, Ronald, James St. Raciti, Carmen S., 45 John St. chairman is Mrs. James Mc- and James Freund were Thee We Sing", "Now Leat minimum price at which said chaser according to the manner of Walsh, Irene E., Harvey Ave. Raciti, Marie G., 45 John St. lot in said block will he sold to- Walsh, John E., Harvey Ave. Saris, Matthew, 83 Foyer Ave. Hugh. '•-... named as candidates to the Eyery Tongue Adore Thee", gether with all other details per- purchase in accordance with terms of sale on file, the Township will DISTRICT 4: Sowash, Joan P., 48 Rivervlew Ave. Order of the. Arrow. Assisting "Comfort My Soul, O. Lord", tinent, said minimum price being deliver a bargain and sale deed for Sowash, William H., 48 Biverview FLY KITES —The Democratic arid Civic Scoutmaster Schaefer were $1,125.00 plus costs of preparing said premises. Bechold, Jessie E., Redfield Village Ave. Club of East Avenel will and "Lo, A Voice from Heaven deed and advertising this sale. DATED: May 20, 1958. Bengaman, EdwaM W., Soldier's Symonoski, Joseph, 256 Wood- John Solano, Albert Hornyak, Said lot in said block, if sold on B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk Home bridge Ave. meet Monday at the First Aid Sounding" and "Lord I Want terms, will require a down pay- Black. Elizabeth A., 29-A Garfield r Frank Brown, Albert Aymer, To be advertised May 22, 1958, DISTRICT 11: Squad building at 8:30. ' to Be a Christian". ment of 25% of the bid accepted and May 28, 1958, in the Fords Park Willard Mac Argel, Murray Rev. Robert Bonham as- by the Township Committee, the Beacon. Ble'-k. William P., 29-A Garfield Henchon, Bertha M., Park Place balance of purchase price to be Park Malarsie, • Ann B., Woodbridge SAFELY! —The Firemen's drill ex- j Friedman, Sidney Freund and sisted Mr. Mason. paid In 12 equal monthly' install- LEGAL NOTICE Bryant, Barbara C, Garfield Park Avenue ercises will be held Monday Malarsie, Frederick L., Woodbridge Paul Dunda. The combined choirs pre- ments plus interest and other appeal has been filed by Bryant, Robert P., Garfield Park at 7:30. at the firehouse. terms provided in the contract of Catherine J. Foster requesting .a Dutt, Myrtle D., Redfield Village Avenue sented Mr. Mason with a tape sale. ' variance In the requirements of I Feldman, Juliette, Redfield Village Mellblom, Clatence O., Woodbridge —Tuesday night the P.T.A. PERFECTION recorder as a token of ap- Upon acceptance of the mini- the Zoning Ordinance of the Fish, Robert T., Garfield Park Avenue will met at the school audi- mum bid. or bid above minimum, Township of Edison to permit Freedgood, Gloria, Redfield Village Mellblom, Mildred, Woodbridge A : man who had been a preciation for his untiring by the Township Committee and erection and operation of a gasp- Geist, Theodore F., Garfield park Avenue torium at 8. Installation of work with the music depart- the payment thereof by the pur-' line service station on property Helff, Barbara M., 1842, Redfield Weakland, Edwin, 6 Germantown officers will take place. bachelor most of his life fin- chaser according to the manner of known as Block 643, Lot 27-A, on Village Ave. ally married and settled down. ment and in recognition of hispurchase in accordance with terms ; Oak Tree Road, corner of Currier Herbst, Gerald B., Redfield Village DISTRICT 13: —The Sisterhood of Con- HerbsHerbstt i Sandr" • a J.\ Redfield Village Keller, John E., 201 Old Post Rd. One day he met a friend who graduation Friday from West- of sale on file, the Township will i Street, Menlo Park, N. J. gregation B'hai Jacob will minster Choir College at deliver a bargain and sale deed for For the purpose of hearing ob- Herins Erika. K.. GO'-HP''* t"—V ' Pasco, Carmella E.. 9 Gurley Rd. hold its final meeting of thehad known him in the old said premises. jections to or protests against the Hering Richard E-, Garfield Park DISTRICT 14: days and the friend asked him Princeton. Mr. Mason will DATED: May 20, 1958. granting of said appeal, the Edison Holt, Eric A.. Redileld Village Atkins, Ernest, Trailer Harbor, season at Community Center spend the summer in Mainp B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk Township Zoning Board of Adjust- Horoschak, Mary, Mrs., First St.-16 Rte. 25 what he thought of married To be advertised May 22, 1958men, t will hold a public hearing Howard, Roberta, Garfield Park Atkins, Fannie, Trailer Harbor, at 9 P.M. Tuesday. and will return in the fall to and May 28, 1958, in the Fords Huitteman, Shirley W., Garfield life. Beacon on June 3, 1958, in the Council Rte. 25 —The Avenel Memorial graduate studies at Princeton Chambers, Municipal Building, at Park « Bednar, Ruth A., Trailer Harbor, "Well," replied the bene- 8 o'clock P. M. Johnson, Kathleen P., Mrs., Gar- Rte. 25 Post VFW 7164 meets Tues- and a resumption of his work field Park dict, "I married the girl of my NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE By order of the Zoning Board Block, Harold V., Route #1 day night at 8 at Fitzgerald's. at the First Presbyterian Refer To: W-4 of Adjustment. Johnson, Raymond H., Garfield Borup, Christian, Pierson Ave. I. Keep kites away from —The Rosary Society of St.dreams and she was worth Church. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WILLIAM J. DUNHAM, Park Borup, Mary, Pierson Ave. waiting for. She still is as At a regular meeting of the Secretary. Jones, Walter J., Soldier's Home Bruno, Dominic, Woodbridge Ave. Andrew's Church will meet Township Committee of the ^Town- E. B. 5/28/58 Krutzler, Irene, 8 John St. Bruno, Violet M., Woodbridge Ave. electric wires and Wednesday at 8 P.M. in thebeautiful to me as the day ship of Woodbridge held Tues- Mackin, Edward A., Soldier's Home Burkhardt. Karl A., Mill Rd. that I met her. Her hands are day, May 20, 1958, I was di- NOTICE TO VOTERS Ogden, Alan D., Garfield Park ,, Clayton, Harold. B-., Lighthouse new chur-eh hall. rected to advertise the fact that In accordance with provisions of Ogden, Maude, Garfield Park Trailer Park T-V. antennas! The Avenel Lion's Club always white and soft. Her Family Picnic on Tuesday evening, June 3, an Act Entitled, "An Act to Regu- Olsen, Erna W.. Mrs., Garfield Park Close, Mary B., Lighthouse Trailer 1958, the Township Committee late Elections," (Title 19:31-15, Olsen, Harold S., Garfield Park Park will meet at 6:30 Wednes- hair is never untidy and her •will meet at 8 P.M. (DST) in theRevsised Statutes ' of 1939) to- Paland, Joan S., Garfield Park Collinson, Homer C, Trailer day at the Log Cabin,' Wood- clothes are always in the very Committee . Chambers, Memorial gether with the Amendments and I Patterson, Harry S., Soldier's Home ' Harbor latest style." Planned by GOP Municipal Building, Woodbridge, Supplements thereto, the following Patterson. Percy, Roosevelt Collinson, Norma, Trailer Harbor bridge.: New Jersey, and expose .and sell names will be removed from the Hospital Constantine, Philip F., Woodbridge —Wednesday night at 8 the "So you don't regret giving AVENEL—The Third Ward at public sale and to the highest Permanent Registration binders in Phoenix, Jessie M., Mrs., 51 First Avenue 2. Use dry cotton strings Republican Club met at bidder according to terms of sale the Township of Edison, unless St. Dobb, Kenneth, E., 6 Clausen Rd. Library Board of Trustees- will up your single life and getting on file with the Real Estate De- voters appear personally before the Podmatersky, Elizabeth K., Gar-Dobrowolski, John, Morris Ave. hold a meeting at the library. married?" said the friend. the Avenel-Colonia First Aid partment and Township Clerk MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OP . field. Park . Evans, Joyce B., Route 1 ... not metal! building where plans were open to inspection and to be ELECTIONS, Room 708, Perth Am- Podma.iersky, Jack E., Garfield Evans, Walter, Route 1 —Mr. and Mrs. Carl Glos- "No," was the reply, "but I publiclv read prior to sale, the, boy National Bank Building, Perth Park Faro, Elizabeth P., Trailer Harbor key, 16 Burnett Street, have can tell you one thing—I'm made for the annual club remaining portions of Lots 24 to \ Amboy, New Jersey, on or before Roche, Thomas P., Roosevelt Faro, Thomas E., Trailer Harbor getting; pretty tired of eating family picnic in August at 26 inclusive in Block 180-F on ! September 25, 1958, if they vrtsh to Hospital George_ .. w_, , Anna, _Mrs. , Rout... e .1 returned home after . a ten- the W^idbridge Township Assess- j vote at tne General Election on Ropke. Edgar L., Redfield Village | GeorseGeorge,, William R.,, Routie 1 day vacation in Miami Beach. in .restaurants." Roosevelt Park with c'hairman merit. Map. I November 4, 1958, and prove to Eupert, Beatrice B., Garfield Park Griffin- •""• , Arthur• - , Rout- e 1- 3. Never use metal on Louis Decibus. Take further notice that the; the' satisfaction of the Middlesex Rupert, Frank E., Garfield Park Griffin, Pearl, Route 1 Township Committee has, by reso- j County Board of Elections, that Sesser, Rose, Redfield Village Heller, Robert F., 101 Dorothy Ave. 'Third Ward vice-chairman lution and pursuant to law, fixed j they are residents of the Township Sesser, Samuel, Redfield Village Hlgley, Daniel, Old Post Road kites or kite tails! Mrs. Joseph Neves extended a minimum price at which said . of Edison, and entitled to vote, Sesser, Sidney, Redfield Village Hoffman, Leonie, Old Mill Rd. lots in said block will be sold to- j The -following names were re-SiibergUed, Lawrence, Diagnostic j Johnson, Lee E., Trailer Harbor, greetings from' the Wood- gether with all other details perti- I moved for the reason that post- Center Route 1 bridge organization. • . nent, said minimum price being | cards mailed to them, at their last Vanderslice, Rose, Garfield Park Gaiser, Helen, Mrs., Route 1 KEEP UP WITH YOUR $200.00 plus costs of preparing deed , known address, have been re- Vahderslice, William H., Garfield Kwnt, Margie A., Mrs., Route 1 Hospitality was in charge and advertising this sale. Said, lots': turned by the postal authorities, Park Me Quade, Arthur, Jr., 2562 Wood- 4. Never climb poles at of Mrs. Adolph Elster and in said block. If sold on terms, -will I indicating that they no longer re- Vaughan, Horace R., Amboy Ave- bridge Ave. Mr. ; Green. The dark horse require a down payment of 25% of sid-e there. nue, - 1146 Me Quade, Claire R., Mrs., 2562 . the bid accepted by the Township MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD Vaughan, Pauline, Mrs., Amboy Woodbridge Ave. any time! HOME TOWN NEWfi Avenue, - 1146 Marsh, R. Malcolm, Jr., Route 1 prize winner was Mrs. Vernon Committee, the balance of pur- OF ELECTIONS, Johnson. chase price to be paid in 12 equal By: MILTON C. BLOOM, Walter, Ilean R., Garfield Park Marsh, Virginia O., Route 1 CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY monthly installments plus interest Chairman. Walter, Thomas E., Garfield Park Milewski, Edward A., Sr., Trailer and other terms provided in the* "WALTER, WAVERCZAK, Williams, Orlando, Roosevelt Harbor contract of sale. Secretary. Hospital Milewski, Estelle R., Trailer Harbor WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. TO CLOSE SEASON Upon acceptance of the mini- ADVERTISED—1957 . DISTRICT S.- Moreland, William W., Jr., 27 Jensen, Anna, 49 Edgegrove Ave. Cherry St. 18 GREEN STREET \> ' • .-"• • : • ISBLIN— The last meeting mum bid, or bid above minimum, EDISON Moryan, Frances A., Bernard Ave. by the Township Committee and DISTRICT 1: Molnar, Margaret, 1106 Woodbridge WOODBRIDGE, N. J. ; of the season of Altar Rosary Ave. Moryan, William, Bernard Ave. the payment thereof, by the pur-Beal, James, Inman Ave. Os'terfeld, Elfriede, 32 Fhilo Blvd. ENJOY klTE WING... BUT PLAY IT SAFE! Society of St. Cecelia's Church chaser according to the manner'of Colicchio, Phyllis, Mt. Pleasant Bilgrav, AnnaC. 45 Mac Arthur Osterfeld, Richard, 32 Phtlo Blvd. O Enclosed, please find $3.50 for one-year will be held June 5 in thepurchase In accordance with terms! Rd. Drive Perry, Floyd E., Trailer Harbor of sale on file, the Township will) Colicchio, Lucille, Mt. Pleasant Rd. Bilgrav, Leroy A., 45 Mac Arthur Perry, Nicholas J., Trailer Harbor : . subscription to: V .' ".'-• ;• .-•-, . school cafeteria at 8:30 after deliver a bargain and sale deed D'Angeld, Louis, Mt. Pleasant Rd. Drive Perrv. Ruth H., Mrs., Trailer for said premises. the recitation of the Rosary Dlller, Joseph, Tingley Lane DISTRICT 7: Harbor Q INDEPEp3ENT-LEADER ' •"•". / . DATED: May 20, 1958. • Diller, Lois G., Tingley Lane Blomguist, Vivian. Mrs., 1146 Am- and benediction in the B. J. DUNIGAN, Ellinghan, William F., Beatrice Steinberg, David. Main St. •' • CARTERJET>I*RESS V" ' church. Officers will be elected Township Clerk i Parkway Blomguist, William S., 1146 Amboy .DISTRICT 15: To be advertised May 22, 1958Larace, , Leonard, Mt.. Pleasant Rd. Ave. Allen, Agnes, Mrs., Highway I • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS" BEACON and a social will follow. and May 28, 1958, in the Fords Larace, Mary A., Mt. Pleasant Rd.. Buckingham, Beverly T., 25 Allen, William, 40 Crescent Road Beacon. Fill, Irene, Mrs., 383-B, Tingley Coolidge Ave. Barstow, Laurence E., 12 Ashley : Lane Burket, Joanna B., Mrs., Wittne- Rd. To be sent to: , ' . : ; ' • Refer To: W-330 berts Ct. Barstow. Lucille L., 12 Ashley Rd. ; SAFETY FIRST 1 Fill, John, 383-B, Tingley Lane NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE _ Fill, Mary, 383-B, Tingley Lane Cassidy, Joseph P., 7 Mac Arthur BiRgs, Melville V., 50 Rosewood Rd. A soap-box orator Was TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Foreman, Trudie M., 361 Inman Drive Blooiner, E. Jean, Mrs., 8 Dill Court ;NAME- ...-.:._...:....:...,.:..,.,...... -...... -.:..-:-...-- Crawford, Beverly M., Mrs., 74 Blo.omer, Edward J., 8 Dill Court warming to.his subject. At a regular meeting of trie Ave. Brophy, Leona L., 2 Miko Road Township Committee of the Town- Frankewieh, Caroline C, Tingley Mac Arthur Drive "Comrades,", he cried, pas- Lane Crawford, Ralph B., 74 Mac Arthur Brophy, Richard G., 2 Miko Road ship of" Woodbridge, held Tues- •Cuthbertson, Francis, 18 Glenville -ADDRESS. i.-.B;:^....:-...^.::-,^.-,-;--.-.^.-,..™- sionately , "niake. me your day, May 20, 1958,: I was di- Frankewich, Peter A., Tingley Lane Drive rected to advertise the fact that Franklin, Mizel, Clinton Avenue "over. Thomas J-. 6 Victory Ct. . Rd. leader andrin everything you on Tuesday evening, June 3. Gooderum, Alan E., 275 New Dover Duggan. Gerald, 25 Mac Arthur Cuthbertson, Margaret, 18 Glen- :m& Uj_'_',_x$z$.....me Township Committee Rd. Drive ville Rd, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1858 EDISON -TOWNSHIP- AND BEACOK

Softool - - Furnace Gleaning - Lawn lowers - Music liistrnstioii - - Plumbing & Heating - - Slip-overs- Draperies- N. J. Poll (Prom Editorial Page) Authorized 1938 1958 CLASSIFIED that today's findings repre- HE^SCH'S SS YOUR HOME Sales ana Service for "Our 20th Anniversary Year" RATES — INFORMATION Charles Farr sent a 7 per cent loss in GOP; ERIGGS and STRATTON ' Learn to Play the Accordion c tren?th and a 7 per cent gain 4c each additional word Deadline for ads: Wednesday Accordion School HALF CLEAN?, and Clinton Gas Engines and Violin in Democratic since the No-i/S1.00 for 15 words 10 A. M. for the same week's 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin and Parts The Modern, f SamSsing & Keating C CSTOM- TAILORED Holland Sani-Vac Service cleans "•mher, 1956, 'Congressional Payable In advance publication' PRIVATE ACCORDION the part ol your home you CAN'T Easy Way. Electric Sewer Service clean—warm air pipes . . cold air Our Convenient SLIPCOVERS Elections when GOP candi- NOTE: No classified ads taken over phone; ;• LESSONS pipes . . . chiinney . . . the entire All Makes Lawn Mowers • MODERN dates for the House of Repre- heating system! Cleans gas, coal, Rental Plan must be sent in. (Given in Your Home or Our oil and warm air heating systems. Sharpened and Serviced • TKABITIONAL sentatives racked up a whop- Eliminates the' „ Telephone: Telephone Mercury 4-1111 Studio) Here's why it pays to have • PROVINCIAL ping 58.8 per cent ol the @ Complete Accordion Repairs Purchase of Instrument MErcury 4-0594 ® Sales, Rentals, Exchanges the Holland Sauirvac Service Free Pickup - Tel. KI-1-7I63 statewide vote for major party @ Pickups and Amplifiers SCHWINN BICYCLE Choice Installed once a year: Private Instruction 621 LINDEN AVENUE Congressional candidate's to © Music Books Tor Accordion © SAVES COSTLY REPAIRS SALES AND SERVICE on of Newest the Democratic 41.2 per cent. LOST AND FOUND SERVICES Woodbridge, N. J. For Information Call HU 8-9092 CHAIR Cg UP Robert W. Kean and Harrison your sewerage? Electric Sew- Driving Rang© 6 P Rewebbed * A. Williams. ialntenanee SOFA «^(JUP LIMITED BUDGET — Rent a erooter removes roots, filth, 826 Railway Avenue ME4-74S5 Rewebbed "*' FOR QUALITY Watch for these exciting beautiful house overlooking sand and stoppage from I Seat Bottoms Repaired columns in this newspaper. Barnegat Bay. Three bed- clogged pipes, drains and sew- • Buildings • Offices For Free Estimate Call AVENEL Photography This newspaper presents rooms,, large kitchen and bath, ers. No digging, no damages Furniture • Hospitals • Schools ' SERMAYAN the reports of the New Jersey all modern facilities, row boat, —rapid and efficient. Call ® Institutions • Homes Poll exclusively in this area. jalousie porch. Sunday 6:00 Tony's Plumbing and Heating @ Churches • Hotels UPHOLSTERY SHOPS Est. 1907 P. M. to Friday 6:00 P. M.ME-4-8007. 5/1-5/29 Visit Our New Experienced, Insured RAHWAY @ AVENEL PRINTING S55.00. Call LI-8-9043 after Maintenance Services ME 4-1217 Letters to the 5:00 P. M. Monday through • Home of FU-8-9954 V Floor Waxing ' DIAL Thursday. 5-28 • Bigger Values! V Window Cleaning Editor HOUSE for rent, 7 rooms, 5Y TS V Terrazzo Treatment 2 613 Railway Ave., ® More Top Brands! (From Editorial Page) on first floor; private home. V Protective Coatings and let us ohs.p:ve honor and Woodbridge © Better Service! - Roofing & Siding - Call FU-8-4052. 5-28 (Opp. White Church) © Lower Prices! it 4-1111-2-3 respect for our honored cte-..d Sullivan Prodacts;lric. aiid our religious freedomr- FOR SALE THE LONG, HOT SU5IMER © SALADS at Their Best SHadyside 1-4090 Very respect:ally, An extremely able cast, E & L headed by Joanne Woodward, • SODA FOUNTAIN RUmsori 1-1435 No Job Murray Friedman. LADY GORDON Deep Freeze WINTER BROS. ROOFING Upright—$450.00, GE Elec- •Paul Newman and Orson @ FRESH'BAKERY CO. Jr. Vice Commander Welles, offers some pleasant Too Large Woodbridge Township tric stove, 4 burners—$200.00. GOODS Wayside Furn, -Shop Insured _ Call FU-8-4052. 5-28" entertainment in this color* Serving Woodbridge Residents Mason Work Memorial Post 715 ful film. The plot evolves Open 7 A.M. to 10:30 P. M. Since 1937 Roofing Installation and Jewish War Veterans Repairs of All Types or Too Small '56 PONTIAC—STsarchief Cat- round life in a small Southern INCLUDING SUNDAYS St. George Avenue at II. S. Of U. S. aline, radio, heater, hydra- ® ALUMINUM SIDING town. The top man in the Closed Wednesdays All Day Highway 1, Avenel J.SPIESS matic; $1,395.00. KI-1-8552 town (Orson Welles) is a O LEADERS • GUTTERS Yes, call today ... no (At the Woodbridge Mason Contractor after 5:00 P. M. roaring, cheerful old rascal Cloverleaf Circle) e SLATE REPAIR fee for estimates. We'll Capitol Dome 5/15 - 5/29* who tries to dominate his Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., ® HOT ASPHALT ROOFS All Types of Candid rush a man to you to (From Editorial Page) household completely. Daugh- Incl. Sat. For Free Estimates Phone FOUR GRAVES. Choice loca- ter Joanne talks back at him; 1 1 or help you plan, show- totaled $21,247,000, an increase Phone MErcury 4-6666 CEMENT VA 6-5616 or ing you money-saving of 8.4 per cent ,over March. .. . tion, Beth Israel Memorial son Anthony Franciosa is ut- and •: Studio VA 6-0420 short-cuts. State Milk Control Director Park, Woodbridge. Current terly cOwed, and finds conso- Floyd R. Hoffman will hold a price. E. N. Dorman, 11 South lation only in the arms of his Avenet Pharmacy Handyman MASONRY public hearing on June 3 to Street, Morristown, N. J. Tel.pretty young wife, played by JE-8-3802. 5-8, 5-29Lee Remick. The arrival of an 944 RAHWAY AVENUE Free Estimates T. R. STEVENS consider adjustments of resale • Folders . milk prices in South Jersey.... aggressive stranger with a MErcury 4-1914 "At Your Service" Call Kilmer Roofing and Sheet Metal Worli State Treasurer Aaron K. DISCOUNTS UP TO 79% doubtful background tPaul © ROOFING 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. Neeld reports major tax rev-Foam rubber — plastic —• Newman) affects the whole PRESCRIPTION 5-2751 WOODBRIDGE enues for State purposes _ to- leatherette — cottons — nov- family. Orson takes a shine to ©PAINTING Repairs m Billheads taled $225,575,737 up to April elty fabrics—curtain, drapery the newcomer, .even gives him WHITMAN'S CANDIES m ELECTRICAL 30, an increase of $5,101,483 and slip-cover materials. Wil- Tony's job as store manager. ;- Moving & Trucking - Types over the same ten months in co's Do-It-Yourself Center, Between Joanne and Paul Cosmetics - Film • ALTERATIONS #- Letterheads 1957. . . .Twenty-five .physi- Highway 36, Keypbrt. Open there's quick antagonism, Greeting- Cards • ODD JOBS cians, seven of whom are New Tuesday thru Sunday 10 A.M. which turns out to be true Jersey residents, were licensed to 6 P. M. 5/1 - 5/29 love.- Reasonable Rates Move "IDEAL WAY" AFRO'S PHOT Alr-Coiidltioning Warm Air Heat #• Programs thsi month by the State Board For Free Estimate Call Phone FU-8-3914 Industrial Exhaust System of~ Medical Examiners. . . . NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE Angela Lansbury is effec- Motor Guards Mayor Richardson Dilworth of tive as Orson's long-time mis- FOR FREE ESTIMATES The owner of a tavern was ME-4-3766 AGENT NATIONAL VAN Call ME-4-2145 or ME-4-5266 B Booidets Philadelphia has refused to at- prosecuted for selling a bottle tiess; Richard Anderson LINES tend? the June 3 public hear- of whiskey after the closing shows pathos as a weakling. RAYMOND « "Satisfaction Guaranteed" PARENTS... ing of the Commission on Outhour. A bottle similar to that THE FEMALE ANIMAL - JACKSON 1286 St. George Ave., Avenel m Announce- of State Taxation of New Jer- sold was produced in the court Hollywood takes another I for a s sey Residents;'.... . Nonagricul- room as evidence. After the 3-4 Rooms—$20, $25, §30 Henry Jansen & Son look at itself in this one, but and SON • House Fainting tural employment in New Jer- jury had heard the evidence this time it concentrates on 5-6 Rooms—$35, §40, $50 < Holy Communion sey rose by 12,000 jobs during Tinning and ments.' and had retired to deliberate, the private-life instead of the Druggists Now Is the Time to Picture of Your April, the first indication of the foreman returned to the-career angle. Hedy Lamarr, as Child, See or Call Sheet Metal Work increased industrial activity in court room. a fading, selfish sta,r, has not 88 Main Street Have Your House # Invitations the State since- August, 1957. "Your Honor," he said to Painted! Roofing, Metal Ceilings . , . Cash receipts from New exactly won the affection of Woodbridge, N. J. the judge, "the jurors are her adopted daughter, Jane WE SPECIALIZE IN POPE STUDIO and Furnace Work Jersey's important egg indus- quite satisfied as to the sale of 30 Grant Avenue m Post Cards try decreased 8^million dol- Powell. Feeling neglected, Telephone MErcury 4-0554 EXTERIORS OF ALL 588 Alden Street tha, bottle, but they are notJane has turned to a frivolous TYPES CARTERET, N. J. lars during 1957. ... State sure of its contents. May they Conservation Commissioner life, with much too much Woodbridge, N. J. have that bottle to satisfy drinking. As a handsome ex- Wood - Stucco - Asbestos Tel. KI 1-5329 # Signs Joseph E. McLean, of Prince- themselves?" Telephone MErcury 4-1246 tra, George Nader catches ton, has been elected president "Certainly," declared, the Fishing Taekle of the National Association of Hedy's eye, and she tries to Sail A. S. USHER judge. After a brief period the run his life. He might be will- A. W. iai§ & Soil - FSumlslng & Heating - •.-'--..Business State Planning and Develop- jury filed back into the box ment Agencies. . ; , New Jer- ing, except that he falls in ME-4-3567^ Local and Long Distance - Service Stations - again. love with Jane, without-real- Get That- Reel Fixed FINANCING Moving and Storage sey's traffic death total thus Cards; far this year is 248 compared "Well, gentlemen, have you izing who she is. Jan Sterling NOW! ARRANGED NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of QUALITY reached a decision?" asked steals our vote in this one; Household and Office Furniture with 303 at the same time iast Service Plumbing & Heating Co- the judge." Jan plays the p^art of a cyni- Authorized Agent year. . . .: Atlantic City may Station 225 Lincoln Aye., Elizabeth TOWNE GARAGE •/.''Coupons spend $2,000,000 to improve its "There's no case, Your cal contemporary of Hedy's. For Howard Van Lines J. F. Gardner & Son Honor," replied the foreman. Mitchell Separate Rooms for Storage huge Convention \HaIL under "Rumer" JOBBING and 485 AMBOY AVENUE the provisions of a bill signed "There was not enough evi- Defined! •Penn" ADVERTISE CRATING • PACKING • Certificates by Governor Meyner, . . . Dr.dence to go around." Wolf — a big dame hunter "JSICEDG," "AIREX," SHIPPING ALTERATIONS Woodbridge hunter who enjoys life, liberty "CENTAURE" Unclaimed Furniture ol Every Daniel Bergsma, State Com- "TED WILLIAMS" Description ELECTRIC SEWER MErcury 4-3540 missioner of Health, has urged culosis bacillus will be the and the happiness of' pursuit "MA JOY" and "JOHNSON" YOUR Office and Warehouse CLEANING hospital administrators and next big worry oh the medical —The Jax Air News; U. S N. •*" Home of Real Parts We're Specialists In members of hospital medical firing line in New Jersey. A. S., Jacksonville, Fla. 1 34 Atlantic St., Carteret HEEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTS staffs to be on the lookout for . ALL MAKES Tel. KI-1-5540 SEWERS INSTALLED » BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- Call Today Reel Checked, Cleaned, MENT and BALANCE staphylococcal infection. . . . Polished, Greased and BUSINESS For Free Estimates Call WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. EL-3-2976 HtJ-6-7446 Governor Meyner has been Adjusted, .lor Only ..„£ - Musis InstriiGtien ® BRAKE SERVICE Free Estimates awarded a gold medallion by 18 GREEN STREET Plus Parts If Needed CLEARANCE SALE! the New Jersey Agricultural WOODBRIDGE, N. J. n AH IN THIS ll Your Child Now for Society. Fishing Tackle! Private Lessons on tne It Was! Q Enclosed please find $3.50 for one-year © Accordion WOODBRIDGE A prominent dentist says the subscription to: " FISHING TACKLE S Guitar American mouth is becoming CAPITOI.. CAPERS: State of- . AND REPAIR SPACE © Trumpet • INDEPENDENT-LEADER Rudy's © Saxophone 'Plumbing & Heating larger. We knew it was unwise MIDDLESEX ficials and employees are 256 Monroe St., Rahway 9 Piano to add that last layer to the nraying that the Legislature . D CARTERET PRESS Telephone PU-8-3894 ® Trombone will conclude its session soon ' ® Drums © Remodeling club sandwich. — Birmingham • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON For Only @ Gibson Guitars & Anipllflers News. without slashing the budget © Excelsior Accordions too much. ... A driver's con- To be sent to: © Musical Accessories • New Installations PRESS © Student Rental Plan Household Hint sent to submit to drunkometer For Information Call HI-2-6948 :• Gas and Oil Burners Interesting- window-like ef- THE WOODBRIDGE tests would be implied by his NAME fects may be obtained by re- PUBLISHING GO. use of the roads of New Jer- SAMMY RAY'S; Call ME-4-3046, HI-2-7312 moving from the living room sey, under the provisions of a ADDRESS Music and Repair Shop walls the pictures which have 20 GREEN STREET bill in the Legislature. ... A Per Month! SAM LAQUADBAf Prop, L. PtTGHESE - A. LIPO hung there so long.—Boston mystery disease caused by TOWN ...... 4S7 NewBmftswick Ave;, Fords Globs. WOODBRIDGE germs which mimic the tuber- EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON: WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1953 PAGE ens Merit's Barrens Keglers Facing Take 3 Bk Test WOOBBRIDGE—two rtihs TEAM STANDINGS in the eighth iimihg brb"fce a W L 5-5 tie ana gave "Woodbridse Miele's Exc. .'. ::.. 67 35 High a'7-5 victory ovir Periii Merit'Super-Mki. .. 60 & 41V2 Amtoov before Coach Fr.anl: AVs Sunoco .... 59 43 Capraro's Barrons tsefete Mary's Dress Shop 57 45 Thomas Jefferson at Fowfe" Brauer's Dairy . 49 y2 52 V2 Park tomorrow afternoon atiA Iselin Lumber . . 42 y 59'/ 2 2; South flainfield Saturday & Cooper's Dairy . . 41V 60 ^ 2 J/ the Tri-County Tournament Iselin Shop-ftite 30i'2 71 2 at South PlainfTeld. JOHN TOMCZUK, Vie Woodbridge High School Athletic Director, congratulates ISELIN — With the bowling Clift Frns and Jenj Gonyo after the pair of athletes was awarded the John Dunn seas'on nearing completion, i,! The Tee Jays from. Eliza- and William Finn Trophies for outstanding- achievements during the school year. Merit Super-Market took a JF beth afe currently rated,'b»e Friis was picked as .the outstanding: high school citizen, while Gonyo was voted the firm hold on- second niace' in''' of the top teams in Central most all-around lineman. the St. Cecelia' , Women's Jersey and deserve the high League after whitewashing^ Al's regard, with a 13-3 record. Sunoco in ^thfee straight. The Barron mentor used'iip Miele's Excavating dmehpd most of his pitching staff ear*- the title last week with six lier this week and -will "not League and. one-half game lead. decide upon a starter until The big bowler for Merit this afternoon.. Since the Woodbridge nine was anchorman Steffie Saley, DEFENDING TRI-COUNTY TITLE: Woodbridge High School's baseball team, with an 11-3 record thus far, will who rolled a 492. She was as- are the defending champions start defense of its Tri-Cotmty championship Saturday opposing South Plainfield High at South Plainfield. The in the Tri-County Tourna- To Open sisted by Ceil Mellett with a Barrons are currently enjoying another successful season under sophomore coach Frank Capraro. Kneeling: in the 193 clean game and 439 series. ment, they -will go all out to first row are Ken Koslosfti,^ Matt Fratterolo, Allen KoperwHats, Richard Nagj, Bart" Brodkih, Ronnie Ilbyjaa and repeat. South Plainfleld could WOOD BE IDG E—The Ann Bennett came through Jerry Gonyo. Second row: Bruce Tobias, Joe Brown, Mickey Schneider', Joe Juhasz and Stti Meyers, 'third row: Woodbridge Little League will with a 474 for the Gas Pump- be an'obstacle, however, with Richie Barliind, Ronnie Gasiorowski, Bob Filarowicz, Doug Bohrer, Howie "Van Ness, Jack O'Donnell, Dick Tyrrell, a strong nine which has Won inaugurate its eighth season ers. Jack Nagy and Coach Capraro. Memorial Day, May 30, with Mary's Dress Shop rolled a six out of ten games. The a double-header at the Van2001 team score to upend Barrons, have an 11-3 recbrfl. Buren Street Stadium. Iselin Shop-Rite in consecu- The Ttfew Jersey State jPed- eration of Baseball Umpires, The two games scheduled tive meetings by scores of 656- 594, 634-534 and 711-583. 3 Netv Records are Established which sponsors the Tri-Coun- will start at 1:30 P. M. with ty elimination, limited the MAJOR LEAGUE ODDITIES ... the PJB.A. Dodgers opposing Most effective for the Dress- makers were lolene Mastapeter tournament to six Middlesex Joe DiMaggio, one of the all-time great hitters, the Woodbridge Fire Company County teams this year. The Braves in a National Division and Mabel Kaluskel with to- never led his league in bases on-balls. tals of 454 and 443. In Grammar School Track Meet schools selected are New clash. An American Division Dash: Erika kipper, Donna Brunswick, St. Peter's, South; £ :)' i'fi 'I' game between the Reo Diner Miele's, league champions, WOODBRIDGE—The "ban- Seventh Grade Boys Potato Jorgeris'en, Wesley Scott, John won the first game from ner crowd which attended the Race: Michael Padtila, An- Lane. Sheppard, Judy CaricHner; Plainfleld, St. Mary's of Perth Tigers and Service Electric Amboy, Carteret and Wood- Joe Sewell, shortstop for the Cleveland Indians, Yankees is set for 3 o'clock. Cooper's Dairy, 694-596, but Township's annual Seventh thony D'Orsi, Ed Sumple. Seventh Grade Girls' Soft- Eighth Grade Boys 75-Yard DaSh: Charles Castle, Wes bridge. played 1,103 consecutive games. Fred MeElhenny, the league was trounced in the next two, and Eighth Grade Track Meet Eighth Grade Girls Potato ball Throw: Cin'dy Wassem, 644-611 and 638-612. at the Woodbridge High Mary Ann Masnlck, Pftt "Wal- Scott, Ken jorgensen. Earlier in the week, Wood- c * * * * , statistician, announced thai Race: Nanette Vitale, Eileen bridge annexed its eleventh the remainder of the league Maryon Clancy, Dairymaids' School Stadium was treated Berry, Donna Sheppard; ter; Pete Hadyniak, John Pi- Seventh Grade Girls t 200- The Brooklyn Dodgers made ten hits in succes- ace, hit a 196 before winding to a fine afternoon of compe- caroni, Richard Zuccar'o. Yard Relay; Helen Lisclnski, victory by subduing Perth will officially get under way Eighth" Grade Boys Potato Amboy 7-5 in a game settlea sion with two out in the sixth inning, June 23, Monday. The schedule for theup with a 451. High bowlers tition with three new records Race: Ken Jorgensen, Charles Eighth Grade Girls Softball Jackie Sheppard, Sharon week is listed below: for the Excavators were Ann established by the grammar Kaufman, Lydia Sedlak. in an extra inning. Castle, Wesley Scott. Throw: Carol Kozak, Vicki Joe Juhasz started on the 1930—winning the game 19-6. Koczewski 429, and Lucille school track stars. Zak, Patricia' Jensen; Eighth Eighth Grade Girls 200- Monday: Browns vs. Indians, Grogan 425. Seventh Grade Girls Bas- Yard Relay: Carol Rozanski, mound for the Barrons but * * * * Field 2; Senators vs. Red Sox, Gym Class Period 5 won theketball Throw: Cindy Was- Grade Boys Softball Throw: Fifth-place Brauer's started Eighth Grade Boys cham- Vicki Zak, Donna Sfteppard, was lifted after walking four Field 3. sem, Evon Himer, Vicky Wel- Ken Jorgensen, Wes Scott, batters in the fourth inning. On September 26, 1926, the New York Yankees fast against Iselin Lumber, pionship with 18 points, while Alex Papp. Margaret Patanic- ' Tuesday: Cubs vs. Giants, taking the initial clashes 698- der; Eighth Grade Girls Bas- Seventh Grade Boys Quar- Before his wild streak, Juhasz and St. Louis Browns played a regulation double- Gym Class Period 6 copped ketball Throw: Vicgy Zak, Pat Field 2; Cards vs. Pirates, 579 and 679-547 only to taper the girls' title after register- Gii-ls 50-Yard Dash, Sev- ter Mile Relay: Ken Semon, held a 5-1 lead and had the header in two hours and seven minutes. Field 3. off and lose the finale by 22 Jensen, Karen Carlsen. enth Grade: Pat morrow, E. Harris, Leonard Fiorello, Panthers handeuffed. Ken ing 17 points, -Period 2 cap- Kosloski and Howie Van Ness Wednesday: Red Sox vspins. . tured the Seventh Grade boys' Seventh Grade Boys Run- Vicky Melder, Aline Szabo; Walter Luhrs. Irene Walczak and Irene ning; Broad Jump: Tony Seventh Grade Boys 75rYard Eighth Graije Boys Quar- followed the starter to the Browns, Field 1; Indians vs. crown with 13, and Period 2 mound with the latter pitch- The Cincinnati Reds playing in Brooklyn, May Tigers, Field 2; Yanks vs. Sen-Brauer were the victors' big also copped the girls' division D'Orsi, Ed Sumple, William Dash; Michael Padula, Ralph ter Mile Relay: Sam Cuoco, guns coming up with sets of Yafchak; Eighth Grade Boys Harris, Ed Ydungbling. Hans Paltnblad, Alex Papp, ing the final two and one- 15, 1919, went into the thirteenth inning tied ators, Field 3. after accumulating a record third frames to gain cre dit Thursday: Pirates vs. Cubs, 446 and 417. The Lumberjacks' 19 points. Running Broad Jump: Ken Eighth Grade Girls 50-Yard John Lane. # 0-0, and then scored 10 runs. Greasy Neale, play- best was Kay Smith, who for his initial victory of the ing right field for the Reds, had ten put-outs.. Field 1; Giants vs. Dodgers, chalked up 408. . Ken Jorgenson was by far season. Field 2; Braves vs. Cards, the" most outstanding athlete Field 3. Bobby Dias was Perth Am- competing at the stadium boy's losing pitcher. He went Jimmie Foxx, then with the Boston Red Sox, with victories in three events Brass Bueket Cops Title the full eight innings and was went to the plate six times in a game, June 16, Stock Car Racer and a third place finish in the nicked for nine hits. His team- fourth. He set a new record mates gave him poor support 1938, and received a base on balls every trip.. in "the running broad jurhp afield, 'committing three er- :|i # :Js # Beats Handicap by leaping 17 feet six inches. In Sunday Night Circuit rors. The versatile performer also Bill Werber is the only modern day player to hit OLD BRIDGE—One of the Go&yo Hitting .381 most courageous comebacks in copped the -potato race and WOODBRIDGE—One of the was nexti posting- 223. Ann Magyar. Laverty's aver- four doubles in a game on two occasions. He ac- the sporting "world has been Softball throw before a third- Jerry Gonyo, the Wood- Bowl-Mor Sunday Night Frank Brisson won the rhigh. age went up 19 points and bridge third baseman, lifted complished the feat in the American League with successfully effected by a slim place spot in the 75-yard dash Mixed Bowling Leagues most average award with 183.57, Magyar's seven during the past dark-haired and moustaehed in the Eighth Grade Division. his batting average to .381 the Boston Red Sox and then in the National successful seasons closed this while Ribs Urban was second season. against the Panthers, slam- auto racing driver from Nanette Vitale won a round week with the Brass Bucket with 181.83. Edna Mikos took FINAL TEAM STANDINGS ming two doubles and a single League with the Cincinnati Reds. Queens Village, N. Y. of applause from the crow'd team 'winning the 1958 cham- the women's high, average title W L in three trips. He is 31-year-old Al De-after setting a new mark in pionship by a game and one-with a 170.54 and in second Brass Bucket '65 40 Angelo who compiled a tre- half in one of the closest races Woodbridge scored in the by the Eighth Grade potato race. place was Ann Novak with, a E. '& L. Service , 63 V2 411/2second innnmg on back to When Monte Pearson of the New York Yankees mendous 'Winning record be- She covered the course in 11.6on record. 159.53. "Washington Hall.... J51 44 i n urn HIM i mum "»- ; back doubles by Jerry Gonyo pitched his no-hitter against the Cleveland In- fore being bedded with a seconds. E. & L. Service, defending William Laverty of the Hill- Schwenzer Bros 55 % 49% heart attack. Recovering and Bob Filarowicz. Both dians, August 27, 1938, he won by a score of 13-0. PHIL. RIZZUTO' The third record of the aft- champions, led most of the top Bowlers was "presented the Renb Pizzeria 51 54 shots landed in the right field gradually, DeAngelo faced a season, but faltered in the most improved bowler _award, Lou's Market 49 5B WHEN I'M not broadcasting daily routine that did not in-ernoon went into the books stands at Waters Stadium. **** when Charlie Castle broke%the stretch and were dropped back while a duplicate trophy was Avenel Acres 42 63 Capraro's forces increased or bowling (guess where) I like clude engaging in what has into second place during the handed to the Brass Bucket's Hilltop Bowlers .~37 68 Walter Johnson is the only pitcher in major to get out on the golf course been for him both a highly tape in 8.7 in the Eighth their lead over Perth Amboy Grade 75-yard dash. He closing weeks. league history to hurl more than 100 shutouts. whenever possible. Not that satisfying hobby and income to a 5-0 count with four addi- I'm going to challenge Albi6 provider. clipped a full second off the The Brass Bucket finished tional runs in the third. A old record. with an,857 team average; the Pearson for -his major league However, the Long Island pair of walks to Jim Huda- •>- Babe Ruth compiled an .847 slugging mark in best three game total at *2,740 Sport Flashes . nich and Matt Fratterolo, ah golf title, dr anything like gamester refused to accept the Cindy Wassrm was the lone and the high team ganie of 1920 and then followed with .846 in 1921. , that. As a matter of fact, you usual heart-attack victim's double winner m the Seventh error and timely base hits by 965. Schwenzer Bros, placed Jerry tumpe, thirS "baseman sons, Hill has caught 155 pass- Gonyo, Meyers and .Juhasz fans who thought I was a future, and after special treat- Grade" division, taking the second with a three-game pretty good bunter should see ment and consultations with basketball and sof tball throws. for the New York Yankees, is es for 3,515 yards and 35accounted for the cluster. score of 2,636, while E. & L.the son of a "Warsaw, Me.,touchdowns, The Amboyans came up Joe Adcock, Ted Kazanski and Duke Snider hit me with a driver in my hands. specialists, returned to the She tossed the basketball 67 followed close behind with a That's when I really lay down sport. Last year he made his feet and the sof tball, 139 feet, banker who has -been an ad- Henry (Toothpick) Brown, with a single tally in the grand-slam homers off Jim Hearn of the Giants 2,634. Hilltop Bowlers, last mirer of former Cardinal fcurth frame when Juhasz hit some beauts. first start since his attack and 3 inches. place team, recorded the sec- Philadelphia lightweight, is in 1956." B€T SPEAKING of golf, an competed with great success Individual Winners pitching ace Dizzy Dean. In one of 13 children. a streak of wildness to issue ond-Wgh team game 957, fol-1933 when Dean won 20 games, four free passes. He got two almost unbelievable player, in the weekly NASCAR stock Seventh Grade Girls Potato lowed oy Lou's Market, 9"49. Dartmouth's 1958-59 varsity Paul Hahn by name, will pres- car meets at Old Bridge Race: Mary Ellen Apostol, Luinpe's father christened basketball schedule includes batters out on fly balls aftet Herb Pennock retired the first 22 Pittsburgh Frank Brisson of Reno Piz- the first two walks, then oncfe ent some fantastic trick shot (Continued on Page 14) Patricia Wild, Diane Fantau; zeria was top bowler in fchreehis son Jerry'Deari Lumpe. '• participation in the annual Pirates in the 1922 World Series. exhibitions in New Jersey again walked the next two.' : : games with a 636 series. Ribs Wlien Dartmouth lost a 38-0 Chieen City tourney at Buffalo, -1= =! -l # soon. My baseball sponsor, STILL IMPROVING - - - By Alan Maver Urban, the E. & L. kegler, baseball game to Harvard in N. Y., December 27-29. The Panthers took advan- On five occasions Vince DiMaggio struck out Ballantine, is booking Paul on placed second sporting a 6341869, the Boston Advertiser Jim Burke, Dartmouth's tage of the Barron pitching a series of exhibitions here and was followed by Tom Mal- styled it "ah unprecedented fine football right halfback, staff's wildness in the sixth four times in a game. and in New England and he's loy of Reno Pizzeria with a run of ill-luck." was chosen outstanding senior inning to capitalize on three a treat you golf bugs shouldn't walks. Two free passes and an * # * * 632. * Jesse Owens won four titles athlete in his final year at 5 miss. Evans Snyder, Brass Bucket m each of the 1935 and 1936Christian Brothers College infield single by Rawlins load - Ted" Breitenstein pitched two no-hit games— PAUL HAS travelled all over NCAA track championships. High i* St. Louis, Mo., after ed the bases. A walk to Curtis ace, rolled the high individual forced in a run before Mel one at the 50-foot distance and the other at 60 demonstrating his "sputnik" game with a 259. He Vas Dartmouth, southpaw pitch- having lettered four years A, feet, six inches. • (out-of-this-world) shots and trailed by Reggie Castellane er, Art Quirck, iost his open- each in football, basketball, Meszaros unloaded a double,- also appears as an added at- of Schwenzers with 245 anding baseball game as a soph- soccer and track". which drove in two to close * *.. * * traction at the TJ. S. Open, E. & L.'s John Lucas with 243. omore in 1957, then won the Coach Jack Gafdher of "Uni- the gap 5-4. At this point Ed For eight consecutive years—1894 to 1901, in- Masters, P.G.A. and other top Top feminine bowler was next ten in 4 rpw over two versity of Utah says hg expects Chester laid down a bunt to tournaments. Edna Mikos of the Brass seasons until a 4-3 extrA in- the Skyline Conference bas- chase the tying run in from clusive—Willie Keeler made 200 or more safe hits HIS JERSEY appearances Bucket who put together three ning- loss to Penn late in thekfetb'all conference wfl be third base. each season. will be at River Vale C.C., June good 'games for a blazing 602. 1958 season. more balanced next season, in the top of the eighth 14; Valley View Golf Course, Wyoming, the league cham- frame, Hoyda walked and im^ (Continued on Page 14) Hanover, June 21, and Branch Ann Novak of Schwenzers was Jdey Lopes, a iightweignt mediately stole second. Allen second wltll a 562, While Helen boxer from Portugal, spent 16 pion, stumbled in its final two Panel truck by day... Brook Park, Newark, on July games, yet finished a game Koperwhats dropped a, bunt 5. Brisson of Reno Pizzeria month's in Germany with tn"S single which moved Iloyda. Station Wagon by night! placed third with a 557. U. S. Army. ahead of the pack. "I've never IN Alii athletics I've never Dbloros Magnifieo, repre- seen, a year in which every over io third. Koperwhats in my life seen a better indi- Both Sarasota arid. Clear- school had so many young then raced over to second fist vidual performer than Hahn. senting Hilltop, rolled the high water High Schools were pre- individual game 0^230. Edna players," Gardner says. the second stolen base of the He really puts on a terrific pared for their dual swimming ( One hundred and fifty golf-inning. Bart Brodkin stepped one man show, smacking that Mikos of the Brass Bucket was meet, Tjut it turned out to be a ers will be eligible for the 33rd up to the plate and Iost little golf ball all over the lot and second with 225 and Lorraine dry run. Sarasoja's team Public Links .USGA #olf time driving a Solid hit up the calling his shots beforehand. Savage of Washington Hall showed up at, Clearwater, 60 championship to be held at the middle to score both runners. And so easy, too, Man, it makes miles away, while the Clear^ Silver Lake Golf Club's north In his attempt to stretch his you feel like tossing your clubs water swimmers went to Sara- course in Orland Park, 111., single into a double, Brodlfcin in the river! Tigers Win Over sbta. If the teams used the July 7-12. Champion Don Es-was cut down at second. Be- *2088 Sunshine Skyw&y, the chances sig "III of Indianapolis and (Continued on Page 14) F.O.B. South Bend, Ind. The St; Louis Hawks an- Indians, 4-3 are they passed each other. l'95^ runnerup Gene Towry of. Lowest-priced, fuli- nounced the signing of Wal- COLONIA — A splash of Long; scoring play in Syra- Dallas are exempt from, the sized Station Wagon! ter Davis for the coming sea- cuse University football his- sectional qualifying rounds. writing'* Price includes heater/ son. The 6-8 Davis, acquired three runs in the bottom of the the sixth inning brought the tory was made by Chester The entry fee is $5 and entries a chore defroster, directionals. from the Philadelphia War- Bowman in 1923 when he car- ciosewith the USCrA May ip. Twin Traction available. Tigers from behind to defeat why phoning*! riors last February, was used ried a kickoff 100 yards for a =1' • Guest-test it today! the Indians, 4-3, in a Colonia Tom Dent, veteran. Dart- fun as a reserve player. Cub League garnfe at 'Overlook touchdown against William mouth lacrosse coa-eh, fielded Tlife University of Iowa has Avenue field. and Mary. teams that won New England Studebaker-Packapci completed its 1962 football Scroggins, the Tigers' first The Chicago Bears an- titles nine times in eleven not Visit your local Dealer today! schedule by booking a game baseman, became the 'hero of nbunced the i signing of endye8ts, 1939-1950. with Oregon State at Iowa the game by driving the win-Harlon Hill-to a 1958 National The eleventh Junior Ama- City, September 29. It -will ning run across the plate in Football League contract. Hill, teur championship of the U. S. KOVAC MOTORS.. open a nine game schedule. the sixth with a, single down to open his fifth season with Go'f Association will be held phone? 72© Amboy Avenue, Wooabridge, N. 3. Iowa was a 35-19 winner over the left field line. thfe Be"ars, reported that his July 30-August 2 at the Uni- 8ALTIlfOR£...50* SYRACUSE...^ William Kovac ME-4-9371 Oregon State in the 1957 Rose Huber, who took over the shoulder injured late last sea- versity of Minnesota course in 3-rais. station rate from New Brunswitk Bowl game. ^ (Continued on .Page 14) ion hs.% mended; in four left- St. Paul, Minn. PAGE FOURTEEN WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON

Plans will be made to arrange freshments and prizes will be who was her weekend .guest. for a girls' swimming class al- featured. In case of rain the —Robert Dezube, Ira ave^ so. Civic Club will participate carnival will be June 8. Mrs.nue, is visiting his grandpa- The NEW RECORDS Ionian Avenue Section Colonia in V.F.W. Memorial day pa- Mel Klein and Mrs. Irving rents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry (Including Dukes' Estates, Canterbury Village, rade and ceremonies. Grossman are chairmen. The Dedov, Atlantic City. By FELIX (The Cat) BROWN Imperial came through with —Boy Scout Troop 46 waschapter has chosen Mrs. —Oak Ridge Heights Asso- Catching up on 45's: At- three good bnes-in "three re- Woodbridge Knolls, Shores Crest Acres, Lynn awarded a ribbon for partici- Charles Bobkier, Hickory ciation education committee lantic's come up with four leases: Sack Dresses moves pation in the weekend compo- Road, as entry for the Mrs.has made arrangements to commendables. First, Hang Up/ nicely (The Sad Sack), Fats Oaks, Oak Ridge Heights) ree at Old Bridge and won B'nai Brith contest June 10 at conduct all children in the ftjy Bock 'n Boll Shoes, by Dominoe has a better-than second place in a scalping Pine Brook Country Club, area who will enter 'kinder- Chuck Willis and the, Reggie average in No, No, and Ernie By MRS. XEROY HOLMAN Memorial day parade will line event. Eighteen boys attended. Caldwell. garten in September on a touf Obrecht orchestra, is tops. Freeman has two good ones E. First Street up on Inman. Avenue and Adult supervisor were assis- —Rev. Henry Poindexter, of School 11, Woodbridge. There's also Jump For Joy on the same 45 in Summer Colonia Kimbarly Road at 12:30 andtant scoutmaster Ch a r 1 e apastor of First Baptist church, —Mrs. W. L. MeCoruco, East (Joe Turner), Yes Indeed Serenade and Indian Love FTJ 8-2341 the inarch will start at 10 Tomredle and comnjitteeman has announced Sunday school First Street have returned af- (Ray Charles) and Come Call. ••—-Plans have been comple- o'clock ending at the Civic Charles Adams. Boys are asked at 10 and church services at 11 ter a visit with relatives in What May (Clyde McPhat- Roulette has one to mention ted for the bazaar and picnic j Improvement club where ser- to report all jam and jelly at the church on Walnut Sanford, Fla. ter). with A-Tisket-A-Tasket, a sponsored by Independent vices will be held. Rev. George orders. Mothers club will meet Street. rocker by Joe. Jones. Apollo's i A. Schultz will assist in the Tuesday at 8 at the Inman Atlantic has*more good rock Club at the Delaware Avenue —Ladies Auxiliary, Colonia INCOME AN0 EDUCATION What's The Matter For You is buildin\ g Friday and Saturday. opening ceremonies and past Avenue Pirehouse. and rollers per dozen releases another good roller, and Epic's | commander John Eck is mar- Post 6061 V.F.W., are engaged The Census Bureau has is- than just about any of the Booth chairmen are Mrs. Eu- —The executive . committee in selling poppies for Memorial sued a report based on 1956 The Brush Off by Something' gene Simmons, pastries; Mrs. i shall. Respects will be paid to of Lynn Oaks Civic Association competitors. Smith and The Redheads is ! deceased firemen by placing a. Day. A meeting will be held surveys showing in general Neil Bostic, aprons; Mrs. ; appointed a constitutional June 3 with) Mrs. Bernard King also has several 45's very good. wreath at the f irehouse in that income arid education Thomas McBaniel and Mrs. L. committee consisting of Earl Krajewski, Gaywood Avenue. moved together. we've got to; mention: That's The "Top Ten" popular Holman white elephant; Mrs. • their memory. All members Idell, Phillip M. Peck and Al My. Doll, by Donnie VWhifce, B. Holmes, • toys and comic are asked to meet tomorrow —One hundred cub scouts For example, one out of ten tunes of the week from the j Sakrin at a meeting Tuesday. and leaders of Pack 146, ac-families is headed by a col- How Could You (Bill Dog- Billboard Magazine are: (1) books; Miss Edna Dasher, at 8 at the Civic Club building Plans were made for a picnic gett),'Honeysuckle Rose (Earl gg,mes; Hyman Thomas, re- ;for final arrangements. companied by cubmaster H. lege graduate and the average : He's Got The Whole World;! for residents only at Roosevelt Fred Hansson, made a tour of income of these families was Bostic) . and Boo Da Da (Bill (2) Twilight Time; (3) Witch freshments; Mr.' and Mrs. B. —Colonia Civic Improve- Park, in June. Regular meet- Doggett) are good. Then King L. Hunter, amateur hour con- West Point Saturday. abou $7,600 in 1956. Doctor; (4) Wear My Ring ment Club will sponsor a ing will be tonight at 8 at St. —Ellen Rose Barber, daugh- One in four families headed is out with Ray Robinson's' Around Your Neck; (5) Te- tests. . Booths will open at 1 Cecelia's hall Iselin. Knock 'em Down Whiskey— swimming- program for boys ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold by a high school graudate had quila; (6) Lollipop; (7) Who's Friday and close 9:30. Satur- from 8 to 12 'during July and —Sinai chapter B'nai Brith f-.he best side of the middle Sorry Now; (8) All I Have To day opening will be 1:30 and Barber, Lake Avenue, celebra- an income of $5,500. And in •champ's disc.. .August. Walter Cahillwill set women will sponsor a kiddie ted her ninth birthday Sunday families headed by an elemen- Do Is Dream; (9) Sugrartime; closing at 11. | up the program and Joseph carnival Sunday from 1 to 5 —Memorial Post V.P.W. ! with her family and Carol tary school graduate, the av- Dot is out with some buy- (10) Are You Sincere. Baran will serve as chairman. at School 17. Games, rides, re- Ann Mechesy, Jersey City, erage income was $4,200. FKIDE OF THE CUNNINGHAM FAMILY: Is Patrick "Pat" able ones. Don't Get Around Cunningham, the fleet-footed youth, who has established Much Anymore, by Johnny himself at YVooelbridge High School as the greatest track Maddox, All trove Broke Xoose man in the history of the school. A modest young man, it (Wink Martindale), Let's took persuasion to have him display his medals and trophies Make A Little Motion (Evelyn to the phcioesra.ph.er, yet lie has set a new Middlesex counly Freeman) and Bayou Baby record for the 100-yard dash at 09.8, which also equals the (Roberto Lee) are all good state record. Tlw. senior, who has been offered a full scholar- for the rolling, set, especially UNTIL 10 P. ship at Pcnn State, not "only scored highest in the 100-yard the first three. dash but won the 220 and the broad jump. He is seated on Capitol's best of the last FORDS - WBODBRLDGE RT. No; 0, % MILE from TURNPIKE EXIT the left wiih some of his awards, while his mother, Mrs. several we've received is My Adam Cunningham, looks over his latest trophy. Standing Adobe Hacienda, by Nick 100 Yards from Exit 128 — Garden State Parkway in the rear are his sister, Carol, 13, and proud papa, Greene, a slow beat listener Mr. Cunningham. or dancer. Les Paul and Mary Word also have a new one by Capitol, not their best, and Joe Kelly, Pennsy star, is so the better side is Small Island. Tourney Opens slim that this Sunday night's Kapp has two to mention. In- t Continued from Sports Page) action could boost DeAngelo comparable Jane Morgan does fore the conclusion of the in- into the front place, vaulting another good one with Only ning, Woodbridge loaded the him past New Brunswick's One Love, and Jo March has bases but failed to score. Bob Boudinpt and North Ber- a fine tune and does nicely Perth Amboy threatened in gen's Frank DeRosa, and of with He's Got The Whole the bottom of the eighth when course Kelly. World. Rawlins singled to center field Sunday's meet ends the one but was cut down at second night weekly schedule at.-the base by a perfect throw "by stadium since the following Matt Fratterolo. Mieszhalis, week will introduce Friday and the next batter, walked and Sunday evening racing-. In Fashion Now stole second and third. Van If you are planning a vaca- Ness then bore down hard to Tigers Beat tion you know that a little re- breeze third strikes past Cur- search , goes a long way tis and Meszaros for the final (Continued from Sports Page) toward making your clothes outs of the game. mound duties for the Tigers and you a success. WITH STEEL WIND BAND WootJbridgre (7) in the fourth, Was credited Check with your travel * Heavy duty, copper, nickel and chrome AB R H with the victory. While work- agent, airline or steamship plated steel grill. Brodkin, 2b 5 0 1 ing out in the center of the company about the tempera- * 18" diameter, 16 gauge steel fire bowl. Fratterolo, cf 4 10 diamond, he fanned three bat- ture in every country you * Finished in heat and rust resistant Meyers, 1b 3 11 ters. plan to visit. A light raincoat, copper-toned baked enamel. Gasiorowski, If 4 0 0 •Earlier in the week, the In- a warm sweater and a large Heavy eoid rolled steel, 1" diameter, dians encountered the White tubular legs. Gonyo, 3b 3 2 3 carry-all handbag will be * 22 gauge steel wind band and grill Filarowicz, rf 3 0 1 Sox and manipulated a 2-1 needed no matter where you holder, with bracket for motor and spit. Kosloski, p 0 0 0 triumph on the strength of are headed. Full V»" axle and 5'/i"xl" specially VanNess, P 2 0 0 Johnny Felz's one hitter. The It is best to leave home your constructed wheels. Juhasz. p, rf 4 0 2 victory was the young hurler's mcJst fragile, fussy or wrinkle- * 3-Year Guarantee. OF ANY GRILL $3 Tobias, e 10 0 second of the season. quickly clothes. Hoyda, c 10 0 Leading hitters for the vic- A good black dress for eve- Hudanieh, ss 110 torious Indians were Jimmie nings" in silk or Chiffon will Ref&ll Kouerwha^D. ss 2 11 Tierney, John Schoff, Ronnie prove valuable. Knits for day- Morgan and Dennis Parry. time adjust well to every sort List 33 7 9 i of climate. A. silk linen suit Perth Amboy (5) NEW TSCHNI&UE will be a happy choice for The underground explosion travel. It can be used for din- AB R H of a 'baby" atomic bomb in Meszaros, ss 5 0 3 ner or cocktails with a change Nevada. 1 a s t September of accessories. Chester, If 3 0 0 knocked the pen of a specially PRESSED STEEL Johnson, c 110 designed seismograph in Mich- A small veil can do for a Bias, p 3 0 0 igan clear acrossits recording hat for church. Take two com- Leone, cf 3 10 roll. fortable pairs of "shoes for Sobolowski, rf 4 0 0 sight-seeing. You can save WITH This disclosure, combined weight by not carrying un- Deluxe Brazier Rawlins, 1b 3 12 THIS with other information still necessary shoes. Attaches-to Any Grit! Mieszkalis, 2b 110 cloaked in secrecy, has en- COUPON Curtis, 3b 3 10 Take a minimum of jewelry WITH RAISE AND LOWER CRANK $ couraged leading earthquake and lingerie. The drip-dry • 24" diameter, 16 gauge steel fire . 9S5 i specialists to believe that an lingerie can be washed at night bowl. 26 5 5 effective system for detecting • Copper tone baked-enamel finish. Score by innings: nuclear explosions would be and will be ready to go the • Heavy duty revolving grill, copper, Woodbridge 0 14 0 0 0 0 2—7 possible, but difficult, to next morning. nickel and chrome plated stee! for Perth Amboy 0 0 0 10 4 0 0—5 achieve. You will probably /want to long lasting wear. save a little space in your bags • Heavy cold rolled steel tubular legs, Such a system would be a for all the pretty things you 1" diameter. Stock Car Racer key element in any disarma- admire and want to "bring o Full %" axle and 5V4"xl" wheels ment inspection scheme. "home. with large rubber tires. (Continued from Sports Page) • Smooth operating, screw type grill Stadium here. When the cam-AIN'T IT THE TRUTH adjusting mechanism for heat paign ended in October, he Applying for his citizenship control. • Clip-on wind band and grill holder was runner-up for the track papers, Gino was doing all • 3-Year Guarantee. ® Heavy duty, copper, nickel and chrome-plated, steel grill. title, losing out only to track right until he came to the SARAH ANNE'S ® Six slant and four level positions champion Pete Frazee. question / about the American • 16 gauge steel fire bowl, finished DeAngelo has not missed a Flag. Mefail in heat and rust resistant copper- single 1958 program at the "What is it,'' asked the tone baked enamel. List s local stadium and currently is judge, "that you always see Dessert time comes around YB" diameter zinc plated legs with in fourth position for the flying over the courthouse?" like clockwork—almost to reg- $ * 19.95 plastic ball tips. stadium crown. The gap be- "Peejins!" confidently re- ularly sometimes for the ha- » 3-Year Guarantee. tween him and present leader plied Gino. rassed meal planner.. Here are SAVE 10 three suggestions that should ( LIST' find favor —• with the home- SAVE 2.S4 $6.4? Sports Kound-Up maker, because they are easy to prepare; with the family be- (Continued from Sport Page) cause they are so attractive The White Sox used five first basemen in the and delicious. Chocolate Almond Refriger- game of June 25, 1953. ator Cake 1 cup whipping cream Bobby Doerr handled 414 consecutive chances % cup finely chopped F@r. Grilling and Spit Barbssumg without an error at second base for the Boston chocolate covered al- 9 monds For hood confined heaf • Smoke flavored Red Sox from June 24 to September 19, 1958. • 24" diameter, 16 gauge steel meat a Wind-shielded fire # ControHed 16 Graham crackers fire bowl. s 7 * .* •* * cooking Height 25 /2" ©rill — Grill 8 whole chocolate covered Copper tone, baked enamel There were 14 pinch-hitters used in the Giant- almonds •• finish. 2IVixT3". Whip y2 cup cream until • Sturdy 115 Volt Gear Reduction Cub game May 2, 1956. stiff, add chopped almonds. Motor, with concealed fan and Retail List $2f.?5 * * * * Spread, on Graham crackers, oir vents, UL Approved—Guar- nlace together to make a loaf. anteed for 1-year. Lloyd Waner holds the record for the most hits • Chrome plated spit rod with two Wrap in waxed paper. Chill plated wire forks. ADD TO YOOR BAfiBi by a player in his first season in the majors—223 overnight. Just before serving, Clip-on hood, 26- gauge cold lor Pittsburgh in 1927.- • whip remaining cream. Spread rolled steel, WITH THESE HELPFUL if * * !j! _, on loaf. Garnish with whole • Screw type grill adjusting almonds. mechanism for heat control. When Cleveland shut out the Yankees 4-0, Au- Baked Stuffed Peaches ' 3-Year Guarantee 6 peaches, peeled and gust 2, 1956, the four runs were homers. halved , . • * * * * 1 cup chopped dates .95 Chrome Plated SPITS % cup chopped nuts Dom DiMaggio led the American League in RETAIL U. L. MOTOR stolen bases in 1950 with 15 thefts—the lowest 1 tablespoon sugar 3 tablespoons butter, melt- LIST 95 in league history. ed. $34.95 J?*f. $.11.95 8'

* * • .•*•••* 2 tablespoons brown sugar Place six peach halves,' cut SERVICE LAMP The largest margin of a first place team in the sid^ up,1 in a greased baking American League over a second place club was dish. Mix next 4 ingredients CASHIER WILL DEDUCT Here's on Example: Reg. $4.95 together : thoroughly. Pack AM ADDITIONAL the 1936 New York Yankees' 19 yz games over the mixture into peach halves, Detroit Tigers. mixture . into peach halves. List Price $20 SMOKE HOOP * * * * Place remaining peach halves •^ OFF 95 If firmly on top. Sprinkle with M ©yr Reg. Price $10 5 Tom Sturdivant of the Yankees pitched two brown sugar, add peach juice * • PRICES and bafce in oven 350 degrees ON ALL "CHATTANOOGA" two-hitters against the Cleveland Indians in 1956. for 20 minutes. SPICIAL $0?! SPIT BRACKETS * * * * teg. $I.f5 Sophia.Loren and husband "SKF CHARCOAL GRILLS SALE PRICE *S Lefty Grove led the American League pitchers Carlo Ponti are, house hunting in lowest earned run average for nine years. in Beverly..Hills. ' " .