Complete News, Pictures A Newspaper Devoted Presented Fairly, Clearly To the Community Interest ••M nd Impartially Each - leakr Full Local Coverage VOL. XLVII-NO, 16 Rntered as Heconrt Olaiw MittUr HI tlig Pom O(Hc«, Wnwlbrldgo. N, J WOODBRIDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 9; 1955 PRICE EIOBT CENT8 Sweetness Salk Polio Vaccinations Begin, Tots Put up with Them 114 M iL fYlfl and At left, little Jeffrey Rockwell looks quite dubiously at Dr. Frederick Kfssler, Just before Light hf rirplvrd an anti-polio shot Child Drowns at ('olnnln School 18, Monday pv CHAKLRS E. GREGORY innrnine. Shown holding the yniiiiRstei- Is School Nurse, Miss; unk it. is morally weak, Mar*arrt Dunn. At right, Janet nil legal differences to Mansfield is trying to make up In Fords Poo solvrd by comproirtise her mind whether or not to 1 Hum through estab-j burst into tears, Just after be- -iit of principle, yet ing riven the Salk vaccine by ..; im increasingly dan- Dr. Kessler. A substantial start Air Raid Test Mother Turnj , trend of our times. in completing the Inoculations of all first- and second-grade Fails to Stir Back, and T< mi not opposed to com- pupils in the Township was ki,,,11;,rs where only judg- made during the week, with Local Public Falls in Watel L>niL; iini d opinions off iin booster vaccinations scheduled a!s are involved, be- later. Only about 50 per cent of — Yesterday's t ,r ihere often are middle FORDS — A busy mother turn- lU the youngsters who originally nil raid iilert, proved but one ed her head for a few minutes, is which can be reach- U'.iiu- Unit Woodbridge Town- and 6 pretty little, dark-haired. iv t He reasonable ap- were registered for vaccinations, received Inoculations. ship residents are not aware of 14-month-old baby „ drowned in li (if reasonable minds. Hu1 serious Inknt behind the air a next-door neighbor's fish pond. In rr are'firm standards raid tests. It happened just that fast on Li rsi a Wished in law and Main Street, Fords, yesterday Your reporter stood in front morning, (inty which cannot be of the town hall yesterday as an ,M,rr';sed without sacri- Cop's Courage Saves Lives Optimism Keynote of Talk observer and saw all sorts of As Patrolman William Reid ii i liaracter, self-respect, Iselin Girl Gets maneuvers on the part of local pieced the story together. Mrs. inner to honor. When folks to avoid stopping as the James Gyorft, 880 Main Street. Of Avenel Mother, Daughter By Speaker for Graduates was playing about her in the yard, „. standards are Involved, 1st N.J. Polio Shot sirens sounded. Strangely > (Picture on Page I) enough, it was the out-of-town yard shortly before 11 o'clock and |hni com promise should be WOODBRIDGE--Police Chief John R. Egan today commended her little daughter, Bernadetle Patrolman Wentiel Doll, a resident of Colonia. for his quick action WOODBR1DOE — Lorraine WOODBMDGE-Woodbridse High School Stadium was filled to people who stopped their cars ,t;i!h unacceptable for they capacity lust night for the 69tli annual commencement exercises of Immediately and sought shelter. was playing »bout heri in the yard, which resulted in saving the lives of two Avenel pedestrians last Ahern, T/2 years old, 46 Grand MI t Hi strengthened rather Woodbrkl'.',e High School. Two hundred and seventy seniors were pre- Mrs. Qyorfl told the officer it .Sunday morning. i , Avenue, Iselin, was the first iii the When the sirens blew and Im- haii .lissipated. Township and the first in the State sented with diplomas by Andrew Anroe, president of the Board of mediately thereafter, IOCHI mo- was "only a matter of seconds" Education. * » • Chief Egp.n said he received letters and several telephone calls of New Jersey to receive the Salk torists ducked • up side streets when she discovered the child lauding Officer Doll, who at the risk of his own life, pushed Mrs. anti-polio vaccine. Lorraine,' a Robert S. Jennings, gave the welcome address, -and said, in part, where they thought that police was missing. She called and look- My concern at the mo- Arthur Peterson and her daugh- student at St. Cecelia's Parochial as follows: "It has often been said that the future of America lies In officers Would not be stationed, ed in the vicinity, but could nat fcu ill i> over the possibility ofter, Joan, 13, 427 Avenel Street, School, received the injection 8:30 the strength of its youth. We can but they were fooled. Radio cars find the little girl. Neighbors be- readily pee how true this can be liiiui.t of the question out of the path of an on-coming Friday morning. South River also Shirt on Revaluation followed them. gan to help in the search and •h has arisen between truck at the intersection of Aven- Saves 2 from Tragedy started Injections Friday but when we look at the results of the Women, waltlnR at bus stops, Mrs. Anthony Mastrovitch decided el Street and Route k started at 10 A. M. exploitations of youth in the de- This Year Seen by Mayor Just stood there as If the air raid to look on the property of Ray- idbndpe ^ownship and velopment of the totalitarian gov- ... Kunson Corporation. I The Petersons were on their Both Superintendent of Schools warning whistles did not concern mond Wllck, 814 Main Street, ernments throughout history. The WOODBRIDGE—Mayor Hugh them and It took an officer to a next door neighbor of the Gyor- i;,nt oven the suggestion of way to church shortly before Victor C. Nicklas and Health Offi- young people in these countries are eight o'clock Sunday morning cer Harold J. Bailey estimated that B. Quigley said today that there make them understand that the fls. ,,: lenient, because I think well-trained, of course, but they will be "a revaluation •program In when vlsablllty was very poor due approximately 50 per cent of those 1 bus would not be along and that There, in a fish pond, Mrs. [hit in this case a serious were trained to hate democracy. the making before the year is up. ' they had'to seek shelter. to the heavy fog. They were cross- who signed up originally have re- We. wjjo are graduating tonight, Mastrovitch discovered the. child's of public welfare- is ceived the Salk shots. He indicated that a reliable, out- Youngsters on bicycles were feet protruding from the water. Ing the highway on a green lifrht, represent the youth of America. of-town firm will be hired, but Involved and that every when suddenly a large tractor At a meeting of the Board of We have also been well-trained; among the worst offenders and (Continued on Page 6) Health Tuesday night, Mr. Bailey added "that this committee will sorrte paid no attention to air ni'iiiis in our reach must be trailer appeared, going through but we have been taught to love not be forced into anything." the -red light. Patrolman Doll's reported that "the situation is get- freedom and to love our own way- raid wardens. [w\\v(\ to protect It. Settle- ting more favorable as we go "We have to wait for the de- ..1 -Ml in this case will be a quick thinking undoubtedly saved of life. Without the right kind of cision- on ouv appeal of the coun- Finally, an officer in uniform, the lives of the mother and along. The recent publicity is giv- School Pay Raises Ji;i\{en surrender of the peo- training through high school, there ty's equalization program before made them park their Wheels daughter, witnesses said. ing parents trfe assurance they is no telling what might become of and go into the town hall. 1 needed" the State Division of Tax Ap- best interests, and only our country and of the things that Hide and Sfek. One of the letters received by Mr. Bailey Indicated that the peals," Mayor Quigley said. Stir Wide Claims ;e of little responsibility Chief Egan was from the Peter- we all love. The hearings before the com- As soon as the radio car would ild grace it even with a second vaccinations will be given sons' neighbor, Mrs. James Kralz-' when school reopens In September. "America is a land of opportu- mittee have been completed and a pass, one could see heads duck- WOODBRIDGE - A salary ] nity. We who are leaving high bussing; thought. ler, 435 Avenel Street, who wrote! Mrs. Irene Shay, secretary to Mr. September decision is expected. ing out of stores and then duck- schedule for Township employes, as follows: "If it were not for the (•••» schsolare entering, a world of ing back in as the radio car with yearly Increments to pro- NlcMas, reported that cm Monday, greater opportunity than ever alertness and courage of Police- inoculations were given at Avenel turned around. vide "ail iftc'elitlve to employes." The people of Woodbridge man Doll, a neighbor and her known to anyone before us. There Sgt. Joseph Sipos, In charge has been advocated by department School, Hopelawn School, Colony Is a greater chance than ever be- Alleged Arsonist I'mvnship sold to the Ronson daughter would surely be dead. Schools 2 and 16, Fords 7 and 14 of training police reserves, said heads to the Town Committee,' a tract of land 1 witnessed what must be a mir- fore us. There la a greater chance that in his opinion the test show- it was learned today. iind Sewaren School. than ever before to obtain further » something in the neigh- acle. I was sitting in my car Sun- On Tuesday the vaccine was ad- Held on New Count ed there were not enough volun- Township employes, spurred by day morning at 7:55 waiting for education, and there are more and teers in the Civil Defense set-up the recent announcement of pay orhood of $55,000 on repre- ministered at Schools 1, Colonia 17, better jobs available to those Who a traffic light to change. A neigh- Iselin 6 and 15 and St. James' AVENEL—Trouble continues to and urged more people to volun- raises for ley personnel of the cntations by the firm \t are qualified to accept responsi- 'mount for Lester R. Gonor, 29, 163 bor and her daughter were cross- WENDELL DOLL School. Yesterday was the day for teer their services so that the Board of Education, have been mid build a million-dollar ing Route 1 at the Avenel fire- bility. Here, too, we have the op- Randolph Avenue, who has been public could be educated to the asking for raLses. Department (Continued on Page 6) portunity to help govern our great Hant. It also rwoned the house section, when out of the charged with arson in connection seriousness of the situation. heads, too, Claim their salaries fog a huge trailer-truck came country. America is truly \ land of with a" $100,000 fire May 1 that liict to accommodate Ron- opportunity." ^ J are not In line with those paid plans and, to add an through the red traffic light. But destroyed the Tissue Converting by the Bfclttd of Education for for the quick thinking of Mr. Prize as Most 'Meritorious' Atfute Co., 544 South Avenue, Gafwood Avenel VFW Auxiliary comparable work. Ixtra fillip to the whole Gonor was ordered held for transaction, tossed in Doll, there surely would have been In his farewell address, J. Dens- Welcomes Mrs. McKevitt It is understood that Civil an awful accident. more McLellan, discussed the steps grand Jury action Monday night Service Attctciatlon representa- \n appropriation of $25,000 Senior to Miss Beauregard by Garwood Magistrate James T to be taken by graduates, some to AVENEL—Mrs, Lawrence Mc- tives will confer with the Town help pay the expense of Abandons Own Safety go into the armed forces, some to Leonard on complaints of breaking "Not thinking of himself, Mr, WOODBRIDGE—Impressive rites marked the annual Class Day and entering and grand larceny. Kevitt was welcomed as' a new Committee • within the next few Ad- installation. These af- so to college, others to go into in- member of Ladies' Auxiliary of days In order to Ijaigain for Doll quickly pushed these people program of the graduating' class of Woodbridge High School as dustry. He said in part: The charges were filed by officials linrative acts on our part out of the path of the truck. The the Juniors "moved up" to the seats occupied by the former seniors. of the Sottish Tissue Co., and Gen- Avenel VFW Post at a meeting in raises for those thsy represent at ppresont to me obvious evl- "In America our responsibilities Club Avenel. the Town Hall. truck was going so fast It Is a Won- A feature of the jkograni was the presentation of the annual are especially acute, since they ex- eral Cellulose Inc., both of the ieps of good faith, at least, der it stopped at all. I sat in tend to the problems of govern- South Avenue address, Plans were made to present Tuesday night, after an ad- awards as follows: Danforth Foundation Awards, to the boy and Brownie Troop 67 with American journed meeting of the Town • • • chtirch this morning and thanked girl of the Senior Class who have met and accepted the challenge of ment Itself. In spite of the magni- Garwood police say that Gonor our Lord for the wonderful police- tude of national and international has admitted starting the fire May and troop flags. Committee, the members met in Hnnson, however, changed life, Paula Syby and Franklin caucus With the "greivance com- man Woodbridce Township has Aquila. problems, we can help to solve 1 by careless uie of matches while "Mrs. Gassaway was the winner s mind about building a trained to watch for our safety." nually, for a maximum of four them. Each of us, for example, is ransacking the office In an effort of the attendance award. Mrs. Ost- mittee" of the Patrolman's Bene- Babe Ruth .Sportsmanship lion dollar plant here. I Officer Doll reported th»t the years to a member of the gradu- qualified to make intelligent de- to retrieve bad checks he had hoff and Mrs, Thomas Meehan volent Association. It is under- nen learned that it had truck driver evidently did hot Awards, to the boy and girl chosen ating class who has attained high (Contlnued on Page 3) 'Continued.on Page 6J were chairmen of the social hour. (Continued on Page 6' see the red light due to the heavy by a vote of the Senior Class for scholastic standing while attend- (1 on the market the ing Woodbridge High School; who fog and being a stranger in this outstanding qualities of sports- it bought from us for is continuing his education be- Sfi.noo-j-and put a price tag part of the country was unaware manship on the athletic field, in Recipients of Awards at Senior Class Day that there was a light in the area. the classroom and in the commun- yond high school; who maintains "Woo.ooo on it, I culled this ity, Audrey Forziatl and John hih scholastihlti c standintdi g whilhile the attention of the peo- Shallock. • continuing his education; who in NEW TYPE OF POOL the opinion of the •Woodbridgo and the Township Coro- English Department Award, a ittee, and steps were finally WOODSRIDGE—A new type of Township Federation o\ Teachers swimming pool, made, of vinyl and $25 Savings Bond to the pupil and the Faculty committee on ken to attempt to regain carrying a five-year guarantee, Is with highest average In English most, meritorious^ Syl- imtrol-of the tract's use by being offered by Johnson Enter- for four years, Gloria Vlncz. via Beauregard. The Bausch and Ting it to Its original prises, 668 Main Avenue, Pussalc. Woodbrldge Township Federa- Lomb Honorary Science Award, 'Continued on Page 3i The pools are made in three sizes, tion of Teachers Award, $100 an- for exceptional progress in science studies, Dansmore McLellan. National Honor, Scolety Award, W- Year School System Member Felicitated$10 to the senior art student who has done exceptional work in art and Who shows promises for a career in art; who has partici- pated In community and school art activities and has showiv by his or her interest, the chaijaqtir- istics of love of achievcmefit, leadership and awareness of the need of the best in art in the community, Anglla Garafolo. Woodbridge Woman's Club award, to the lilg'hest ranking graduate of the Commercial De- partment, Joan Martlno, Top In Science Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti- tute Award, for the highest aver (Continued, on Page 6)

Beryen Seriously lll'v Mrdz Health Improving • WOODBEIDQE — Former Committeeman Jong R. Bergen, Amboy Avenue, was taken-to the Perth jUniboy General Hospital this week and is reported to be in a serious condition. Mr. Bergen has b#a» ill for a long time, Mayor Hugh B. Quigley said today that Committeeman George Mroz, who has peer\ ab- Above are thp wimi*y» of Hie annual awards prmntedi to members uf the graduating class ef Wuudbrtdje Hlfh School at the sent from Town Committee annuul Claps Day program, Friday, Hrst row, left to right: Franklin Aquila, Angela Gurufolo, Joan Murtlno, Audrey Koniall. meetings for approximately two,, Jacqueline Caiinllla Patricia McNulty, Gloria Vine*, Antiyi Bernat, Robert Jeiuilnjs. Second row. Thorn** O. Degtmndt vii'e months, due to illnete, is recover- principal; Paula Syby, Arlene UWl, Madetyn Jewera, Anna T*rta«lta. Sylvia Beauregard, Charlotte llutnlk, Ell.abtth Bums ing and "should be back for the next meeting or the meeting Woliiin, Dr. John Pi LftjK«nn«i|>»l. Third row, £eorg* Mimashau, John Shallop, Riohard Archdeacon, Junei Hj#lemen, Denv after that." Jp more McLellan, John K»slnk, Jostpu Leo. t INDEPENDENT- PAOF, TWO THURSDAY. JUNE 16, 1955 Truck Firms Get Participants in Last Night's Graduation Market,Telephone 2 Ground Breaking Ceremonies //<>/,/

Pollution Warning Buildings Started "H|f I - Oil-;.iucklnS WOODBRIDGE - Two ground (iii-i- in HIP vicinity of the Oreen lncakiin; ceremonies—one for the .street , ;r,ip which Rave been pol- nr.v Fir.-.t National super-market luting ;iir brook and the lake MI H.ihwiiy Avenue and the other in Woncibridiif Park with oil, will !oi Hi.' ni w dial telephone :ontrr 1 IM liivi n one week to stop the of i Mr No A" Jersey B 11 Telpplionc j pitirti'-f ni they will be broutrht ("omi):i:iy to be constructed on up- brfjr- M;i;4istrate Andrew D. Des- ;n'i M,i::i Street--were held Mon- mond ini a complaint by the it:iv wit 1 I Mayor Hugh B. QUITIPV H'Ktul of Health. tuiniii!1. over the first shovelful This ('.('."ision was reached at »l dirt nt earn site. Tiu.-.iiiy nu'lit's meeting of the lin.ii;! nfur Committeeman L. 'i ir new super-market, which Cnn:.'" M.mslonc complained wi'.l IT constructed on Railway i -,r \hv oii. alter Thursday's Avenue, near Moore Avenue, will rain, rame us f.ir ns the WoM- lnvc a 112-foot front, will je ftH urirtyt" firt'house. The pollution fr.'t deep and 31 feet high. Tfle was i.,.t to be caused by flush- buildins will b". two stories, con- [ !!',(• oii trucks. structed of concrete block and K was ii lengthy discussion limestone and brick finish. There \>. iiethi'i1 continued building will be ample perjtlnf space. A. J. in •I KHI!; of Colonia where there ?..ib.i. Main Street, is the builder. in sewers constitutes » TJie tile phone building will DP i hazard. Septic tanjts In -••-'itvnilflr in shace. having a full i Hint iir.rt arc continually 'over- bnsement and first story with a rluw-i:". Heallh Officer Harold J, , partial second story. II will front H.1,1 v ...lid. i..n leet on Main Street and extend i86'-2 feet to the rear. The second j Eisenhower recently story will extend 66 !4 feet'back. mu'wecl a 1912 campaign pledge An overflow crowd of parents, friends and ftue.;ts last nitht toi>k advantagr of the fine weather and The building will be set back 35 thai l:is Administration would packed tin* Ilifih School Stadium to view the S xty-ninth Annual Commcncrment Exercises of i.e. irom me front curt. •never wreck" the Tennessee Vul- the local high school at the stadium. Reviewing and Uklng part in the offic'al program were the According to the telephone com- l<-v Authority. school officials >nd top-ranking students seen in the above photo. From Ifft to right they are: Rev. pany the building will be of fire Charles S. MacKrnzie, pastor of the First Presby icrian Church, Avenel, who save the invocation res.staht construction througfiaui, and the henedictioh; Andrew Aaroe, who present :d the diplomat; Jay Densmore McCldlan, a rep- with reinforced concrete floor and resentative of his class who nave the farewell ad tress; Robert Sidney Jsnnlnirs. another outstand- roof slabs and masonry exterior Exclusively at ing student, who «ave the welcoming address; Victor C- Nieklas, who presented the^ class to the walls. Construction work will take Board of Education, and Dr. John P. I,oio, high school> principal, who gave the class rosten approximately one year, after iStory on Page 1) which the Western Electric Co., will start a 10-month period of L. BRIEGS & SONS installing and testing the intri- cate dialing system. mlur.s - Clothiers - Haberdashers School Personnel Benefit Dance Recital H&ld New Jersey Bell's local mana- ger, S. Robert Christensen . set a n.lili and Kin;; Sts,, Ptrt.li Amboy Fetes Miss Huber target date In summer of 1957 To Aid Barron Library Fund for the start of dial service in 2 WOODBRIDGE—A large audi- inn Urban. Joyce Clark, Janet the Woodbridge area."He said that (Picture on Page II customers will be able to dial most nce was present Saturday at the Dossena, color-eoordinated WOODBRIDGE — Miss Grace telephones in New Jersey, as well jC. Huber, librarian at Woodbridge annual dance recital of the pupils Ushers were Misses Virginia as to New York City, after the High School, was honored by the of Miss Helen Luery under the Drummond, Barbara Ernst, Jane cutover. In addition, most cus- Ford, Judy Frey, Margaret Menko faculty and personnel at Wood- sponsorship of the Mother's Club tomers w'.U be able to dial direct PALM BEACH* and Linda Warner. The recital bridge High School at a dinner of Woodbridge for the benefit of to selected distant points through- committee wns Mrs. John Aqulla, out the nation. suits given Tuesday night at the Park the Barron Library. chairman; Mrs. Spencer Drum- Hotel, Plainfield, to mark her fif- Pupils participating were: mond, Mrs. Andrew Menko, Mrs. tieth anniversary in the Township Cheryl Lucas, Ellen Bloom, Kathy Richard Randolph nnd Mrs. Peter chool system. Niemiera, Patricia Oberlles, Susan Urban. Sam Ewell was pianist and Creekmur, Amy Aaroe, Linda Reed, Donna Novak, vocalist. Annual Fete Held Miss Huber became a teacher Jean Oberlies, Diane Sable, Norma in School 1, in September, 1905. Dcwsena, Judy Sedlak, Barbara By Iselin Lions In 1918 she was transferred to the Ann Berg, Donna Novak. Susan DONE BEFORE sixth grade in .the "Barron Ave- Charonko. Judith Miele, Melinda Mickey Mantle's feat of hitting ISELIN — The annual instal- nue High School" as it was then Nagyhetenyi, Victoria Spindler, home runs both left-handed and ation dinner and ladies night of called. She received a special cer- Daryl Pataky, Suzanne Urban, right-handed against the Tigers, Uelln Lions Club was held Friday j tificate as school librarian in 1929 June Houseman, Michele Murray, May 13, didn't set a precedent in ight at Mountainside Inn. Moun- and In September of that year Jo Ann Holbrook, Christine Kcgut, the American League. Johnny •alnside. was named librarian at the High Susan Romig, Janis Aquila, Krista Lucadello. with the Browns in Chief John R. Egan was guest School. She has served irt that Cheslak, Beth Warner, Janice 1940, did it, and against the ipeaker and he discussed juvenile capacity since. Nielsen, Karen Nielsen. Betty Ann Yankees. In the first inning, he iellhquency and the general work, At Tuesday's dinner, Mh^Huber Reed. Katherine Sedlak. batted right-handed and hit a if the police department. was presented with a wrist-match Barbara Clark, Suzanne Verioli, pitch by Marius Russo lntxL-the Officers installed were: Presi- in behalf of the group by Dr Diane Riggs, Joan Oberlies, Linda left field bleachers. Then in} the dent, Harold Goetschius: first', John P. Lqpo, High School prin- Leonard, Judy Riggs, Joanne Hunt, seventh, with Steve Sundra pitch- 'ice president, John Cwlekalo; cipal. Donald Wescott served as Lois Ping, Virginia Schein, Mary- ing, Lucadello, from the other side lecond vice president Richard, toastmaster and Superintendent 3f the plate drove a ball to the hohfl; third vice president. Stan- Victor C. Nlcklas was speaker. at the Board of Education meet pavilion roof in Sportsman's ley W. Caado; recording secretary, Pred Walker; financial secretary, At Class Day exercises, Friday ing next Mtmt&y'nlght, Miss Hu> Park. Strangely enough, those two ohn Llkos; treasurer, Walter M. the Senior Class presented Miss ber will be presented with emboss homers were all Lucadello hit that aworski; lion tamer. Samuel1 Huber with a basket of roses and ed resolutions by the Board. season. equal 4 Hoffman; tail twister, John Tin- esz, Jr., directors, John Barby, cool summer outfits Douglas Cssetta, Pat Toma.sso, William Dangell. Attendance pins were present- id to John Barby, Douglas Cal-' etta, Charles Christensen, John Cwiekalo. Stanley Czado. William Dangeli, Harold Goetschius, Wai- j ter Jaworski, Harold Kline, Ru- dolph Kummler. John Likos, George Sedlak, Richard Shohfi, ohn Tinnesz and Pied Walker. Ground-breakiiiK ceremonies wore held this woVit. one for the new dial building of the Five year pins went to Mr. Chris- THIS SENSATIONAL sey Bell Telephone Co. to be erected at 138-141 Main Street, and the other for the supm tensen, Mr. Czado, Mr. Goet- of the National Grocery Company to be erected on Kahway Avenue, near the Memorial Mm II. ui.,1 schius, Mr. Kummler. Charter Building, At lop is the ground-breaking for the phone buildins, Left to rieht are (* .A. rn .u.i'ii membership pins were presented district traffic superintendent; V. i. Skurla, district plant superintendent; Mayor IIIIK" B- '! ll'lr. LOW COST to Mr. Christensen.Mr. Cwlekalo, G. M. Stoll, district engineer, Charles Matches, contractor; Wallace Silverton, architects Mr. Czado, William Dangell, Mr. sentative; S, B, CUristensen, business office manager, Woodbrldue area. The center picture h Ihr Goetschius, Walter Jaworski, Har- POOL architect's drawing of the dial telephone center, rluttoin picture shows ground-breakini; I m Hit ild Kline, Mr. Kummler,-William "supermarket. Left to right are A. .1. Neiss, Karl MUlman, ettcutive vice president of the N llHHij! Paradise Pools O'Neill, Louis Pettoletti, George Grocery Company, Mayor Qulgley, John M. Ryan, A. J- Sabo, owner of the property and Ii Sedlak, Mr. Shohfl. A key mem- Edward Gtills, president of the National Grocery Company. doesn't waste time! THERE'S bership award went to John Likos. NO WAITING... if you order today, you'll be swimming NO CHANCE "Young man," said the em- Buy 2 color-coordinated in a week. NOW everyone "Are you unmarried?" inquired ployer, "do you save 10 per cent he census man. of what you earn?" A Specialized Investment Palm Beach suite—mix can own a full-size, custom- "Oh, dear, no," said the little "No, sir," said the bright young them, match them—have 4 J made swmmG mi, < lady, blushing. "I've never even man; "my whole salary is not that Service For You smart, cool summer outfits. been mah'ied." A much" Blue with grey, bromm with tan—or any of several other colorful combinatiqns. DONT MISS THfc Come in and choose, today. STOCKS • BONDS

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'it . I fjnF.PKNDENT-LEADEft THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 PA if THREE khool U Hqlds * Degree for Teacher Large Class Receives Diplomas at School 11 Breakfast Held Port Reading Graduation Rites By Local K. of t Personals ~- Diplomas WOODBRIDGE ~ Middlewt prrsciil'-d to 160 pupils Council. KniKhts of Columbus was By MRS. JOHN" T MrDONNCLL ", ,,lir:U;ii riifht-h grade gradu- ho?t nt R communion brettkfatt 15 SWIh Strrrl m r.X(,,vMs"s of Srhool 11 Tues- Sunday at Howard Johnson Rcs- Port Kfadim . .,, o :!n p. M.. In Woodbrldge ;mir;int. Ro\fte 1. which was at- MOIIIU-H' ,],' s.-lioot smriUorlum. tenrted by members of St. James' rll,', pnvinm WHS as fol- Holy Namr S'H'lHy. NiohoH^ Flnl- ,., fiction. "On to Victory," nw was chairman and Stewart • mviirstra; "Procfissional," iclioflor, Jr.. wrvod as toastmnster. t 1 ';;,,:,; Has salute, led by Wnltcr Co«nn. of the Port ol ,, c:i;-i'v; "America, the Mew Y.irlc Authority, was curst ,„,-,( iful." audience; •'Lord's ;,)rnkei He cmphnsii'Wl tho im- : , •• ;indent body; address of 'nit.uice nf the vital porU of tho '^ „„. ltarhnn Shecliftn: selw- i:inwils; presentation I Airport. v • iiiiiu.i'., .l.nnes Mullen, mfem- MRS. WILLIAM B.M.DV ItSTON ',i tii,. Hoard of Education; thr principle of home-rule N"n Vrriva AVF.NFX —MM. William B;il- ,111111 of prizes/Stephen K. A tf.UlK r which must'be inviolate— drrston, 8 Fifth Avi-nuc ,, i-., principal, cliiss sorts. .i!-:-. Vrs hould be maintained ag- learhcr In Avrnrl School, was , i,v Patty ncm; Star r-i S'.rpft. ftt Trrssively in every court »wirdtn.person. Anthony Cor- to vote. With our high school D. Capraro. Gcorae Carlsle, elo, Jay D. McLellan, Patricia S. only a- small dent in our day at Atlantic City visiting with ; • • .*. OBITUARIES Terry Bedell, her roommate at Aijri' D.io Cnncelcao. Den- training, we understand the func- Robert W. Carlson, Stewart A. McNulty, John M. Melnizek, Car- problem. Still, if we had the tions of local, county, state, and Ronson yelled bloody mur- Qeoruian.com1! CoUesc, i.M.uvu. Donald De Coslmo. Carpenter, Anne B. Carroll, Man- olie R. Menko, Irving L. Metzger, $345,000, we wouldn't have to federal governments. We know Mr and Mrs Daniel J McDon- ,,!ii.i- Ut'ter. Stunrt Edel- uel A. Carvalho, Lillian V, Ca.st- 'Donald R. Miller, Benjamin S. der and went into court to JOSEPH K. SF.IIBERT I'l that the decisions of youth at the borrow it and pay interest on nell h:ul a fcmtly party ta cele- .l.iliu Kinumt, Leslie Emmer, ner, Sabastiana R, Catalfano, Minuccl, John W. Mitchell, Jo- hallenge the community's ISELIN *- Joseph Seubert. 772 pnlls will determine, to a large ex- Ihe loan for 30 years and we brate the graduation of their ,,:,! Kmerson, Edaar Evans, Kenneth R. Chaplar, Thomas anna Mohr, Eva M. Mohr, Richard ight to zone as it pleases in Lewis (Street, died Friday at tent, the trend of future events If Molnar, George ' A. Mumighan, nieces, Sandra and Lorraine Con- ,;,,, Kiorello. James Fotl, WU- P. Charmont, Loretta P.' Ches- the public good. Our newspa- could make g ^ Roosevelt Hospital. He is survived we take the trouble to elect only John Morales, Joan Ann Morrison, r.\n from the «radc, iM-.uiii'.ich. Andrew Gorech- ney, Gloria A. Chodosh, John per last week indicated that we have been spouting to the by his widow, Katherine. and two those candidates who have shown Choma, Dolores M. Cluffreda, Marian M, Mosley. Marie A. 1-;,1-A.ird Hapstalc, William kids for so long by really be- sons, William and Joseph, Jr.. both the ability and the desire to Joan K. Clark,, Mary Ann Mosso, Susan P. Nehila, Patricia we might be willing to for- ,,ii,ni Richard O. Hewitt, ginning a school construc- Funeral services were held Mon- EXPLAIN V.I) cope with the complex problems of lonran. Carolsue Cooper, John E. Neuman, Joan Notches, Anna' get about our $345,000 loss ,i, iiiae:l. James Hudanlch, tion program which will pro- day morning from the Thomas | She .':ne"imr.< you srem so the atomic age, our nation will M. D'Apolito, Ronald M. Deci- M. Novak. in the transaction in the mi 11 I I a t. Fjank Kedvcs. Al- Costello Funeral Home. Green 1 manly and o'h.r times absurdly continue to grow in wisdom and bus. Dolores O. Delia Pietro, event Ronson is able to find vide education in classrooms K;i./. Leo Kubaitis, Joel in leadership. Also on Raster Street and Cooper Avenue and nt effeminate. Why is it.' Shophie E. Dobos. Rosalie Dooley, a buyer for the land" which instead of in buses. in.in "Each of us is qualified also to Joseph A. Oberberger, Carroll R. St. Cecelia's Church. Burial was h- Heredity You .-co. half my William B. Dunigan, Dorothy M. Ollvera, Ann E. O'Rear, Judith A is acceptable to us. In addi- * • • •• In St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Co- ancestors wen1 r.iin an<: the other .t,,;! Kn/ma. Robert Lengyel, participate actively In community Dunn, Robert R. Dunn, Robert A. i!••! l,i.-k,i. Robert Lund. Den- affairs. In particular, we can ex- Ott, Lillian M. A. Pado, Geraldine tion, we would classifiy the I rest my case. lonla. ' half women. Edmonds. Jack Ehrrum, James J. J, Panek, Ambrose J. Pastor. Jr., site again as industrial so as ;,,iv:l J .nut's Muckey. Jerome ercise our right to think and to Elek, Helen E. Elko, Joan Ann i. ski, Andrew Mendel, speak as we please. By doing so, Evelyn R. Pastor, Carol A. Pas- to guarantee Ronson's $400,- Ii.'u Elsey, Charles R. Enz, Jr., John zinskl, Lorraine A. Pavlic, Robert ,r- Miller, Thomas Miller, «e will help to maintain this right, 000 customer he can put up A. H. Essink, Geza A. Fazekas C. Petersen, Dawn M. Petfidson, SEARS - PERTH AMBOY Open Daily 9:30 to 5:39 - Fridays Until 9 p.m. :un! Molle. David O'LJell. not only in America, but also Hlnda R. Feibush, Irene A. Figar- Gloria A. Peterson, Mary-Lou a plant here. * •,1,1ml' osterbye. David Perry, throughout the world. It was ota, Mary A. M. Fillppone, Rich- Peterson, Rosemary I. Petras, Ann * * * all Perint, James Qumlan, Thomas Jefferson who said," ard C. Fillippone, Margaret L B. Pfeiffer, Donald S. Pinter :i;un li.ibinowit/., John Radlch, as long as we may think as we will, My position from the be- and speak as we think, the con- Finan, Philip H. Fischer, Caroline Thomas R. Polhamus, John P aid itockosi, Herbert Roth- ginning has been that we dition of man will proceed in im- J. Fleckensteln, Ann M. Fleming provement." John L. Foldi, Scott J. Forbes, Porcellana, Patrick R. Powers rezoned the land for the spe- •n';.;n-d Kowinski. Stanley Ros- A musical program was present- Audrey R. Forzlati, Raymond J Barbara A. Prang, John G cific Ronson purpose. When .,:{• .loM'ph L. Sabedos, Ray- ed as follows; Senior Boys Quartet, Forziatti. Preacher, Mildred E. Price, Ray- Ronson announcedfto us that •.,; K. -hn'Mtier, Don Semon. Franklin C. Aquila, Jack Ehman, Other Graduates mond J. Prybylowski, Edward S it no longer intended to use : .mi simiin, Ronald Slrak, Da- Ronald F. Outweln. Miles D. Wol- Robert W. Fox, Dolores N, Quackenbush, Carol A. Radtke, the tract, then I argued that s'..un. Holand Surma, Rlch- pin. "Trees" and "Resolute Men.' Charles G,, Rathsam, Robert W SMiorko. Roger Thaiss. James Frank, Dolores J,. Galasso, Angela the purpose for which a zon- accompanist, Carolle R. Menko; M. Garofolo,- Frances M, Gibbs, Reagan, Daniel E. Reynolds, Rich- •!i'. Richard Tyrrell, David Ur, ing variance was allowed no Patricia Ann Bagcll, coloratura so- Carl N. Gilsdorf, Jr., Arlene M ard H. Roskowski, Anna L, Ro- , !• Dins/., Jorm Urban. Robert longer existed, and that re- prano, "Queen of the Night" (aria Ooetz, Mildred A. Gall, Verwi till, Lynn ' E. Runkel, Jo Ann C::r,rlfs Varsa, David Van storation to its original sta- from Magic Flute"* and "Tales J. Qovelltz, Jean B. Grezner, Mary Ruslnak. Joan M. Ruskai, Don ..•i, Szabalr-s ViRh. Dennis from the Vienna Woods." L. E. Groth, Ronald F. Gutwein, aid E. Ryder., tus should be made in order i). r!. Christian Zehrer. Presents (iasi Joyce M. Haborak, Arthur E. Han Robert E. Sayers, Elaine A. to keep community control CURLS Superintendent of Schools Vic- sen, Phyllis A. Harned, Richard Schmidt, Margaret M, Schumach- of this very desirable loca- Save 1.06! Heavy Galvanized ', :i Riirhnur. Sheila Belaf- tor C Nlcklas presented the class G. Hess, Clyde W. Hewitt, Joyce er, Pauline M. Schumacher, Henry tion. It is this argument ratnew Bishop. Marianne to 'the Board of Education and the A. Rierhagur, Donald H. Hill, Ruih E. Schussler, Evelyn J. Sedor, which I believe—and which ..•::: Cuniline Bobek. Prucia class roster was read by Dr. John M. Hill. Frank T. Hnat, Lorraine Leon A. Seyglinski, John Shallock, to me is a matter involving ...1. Joyce Carlisle. Alice P. Lozo, High School principal. G. Hoblick. Bernice L. Holcli, Anita M. Shultz, Veneira J., Sig- 20-Gallon Trash Cans The class song, words by Gloria A H.ii'bara Clark, Reaua Co- Emily H. Holden, June P. Hop- norelli, Rocco A. Simeone, Bar- Vincz and music by Elizabeth C. , (iail C'uiuon, Aurora Cunha, kins, Robert M. Horning, Shirley bara A. Simon,, William G, Simon Tome. Marlene I. Torres, Gerald Burns, was sung toward the end ,.ia Dern, Susan DeMarco, A. Hudak, Donald W. Hullck, sen, Claire A. Skay, John G Toth, Shirley M. Trieder. of the program. The invocation .•'.me Donelly. Arlene Dunch. Carole A. Hunyadl, Jean A. Hut- Slivka. Margaret J. Sllwinski Ann J. Valocslk, Virginia M. M Fedor. Roberta Ferraro, and benediction were pronounced Jane L. Slover, J. W. Sluk, Mil Van Bramer, James L. Varady, by Rev, Charles S. MacKenzle. pas- chins. Charlotte A. Hutnick. • .ii'.ci h\idor, Jacqueline Gou- dred Slusser, Lars E. Sorensen Zsolt Vigh, Gloria A. Vincz. Alan F. Jackson, Alex Jacobs, tor of the Avenel Presbyterian Joan E. Springer, Lawrence P 33 Dorothy Hansen. Lucy Har- James A. Wainwright, Elizabeth Church. The Woodbridge High, Peter J. Jannarone, Joan S. Jel- N.inv Hiiviland. Swanick, Paula A. Syby, John M A. Walsh, Diane L. Walsh, Bar- School Band played for the pro- xks, Robert S. Jennings, Janet tiv Halt. Eva Hegyi, Dorothy Takacs, Charlotte A, Tarr, Ann bara A. Ward, Rowland M. Wargo, cessionttl and recessional. M. Jensen. Walter W. Jensen, iReg. 3.39 T. Tartaglia, Ralnh P. Tartaali- Alice Wasylik, James E, Weller, ;i kson. Carolee Hill, Ro- Madelyn F. Jewers; Ruth C. Joa- Members of the graduating class one, Norma E. Taubert, • Allen Richard H. Wheeler, Ann L. Win- . K'.cmm. Susan Lepp, Nancy chim, George Karabinchak, James are: E. Tetomonti. Eugene R. Timin.- ham, Robert J. Wittmann, Miles ' -v. Nona Levinc, Arnietta Kelemen, Donald M. Koperwhats, • Sides and rover chrnitfatrd for extra Class Members ski, Barbara J. Timko, Joan To- 2 D. Wolpin, Alice A. Young, Mari- i; Patricia Lisl, Ann jMac- Edward J. Kobacs, George E. Ko- Graduating class members were: maso, Mary Ann Tomaso, Dawn lyn J. Zawadzki. tv.-..r. Marilyn McCourt, Wlnl- vak, Margaret S. Kramer. Enid Carol Aneson, John E. Andersen, (Over Ills simply and keeps un- l

uiw how to remove an embed- thh hook? The Institute For i' Liviius advises safest way Is l cut it. sharp pliers are(neces- lor this operation. 9-Gallon Garbage Pails Stiuw * hat to do for a drfawninR Regularly 2.29! •'sdouble drowning bail handle. 'oniK in. Throw the victim a '. try to reach him with a 1 '.'h, push a board or log out "" If you no for help, be sure Qiyr -1 QQ1 Mildew-Resistant "ic UIJ on the shore two sticks OHlC 1.30 . Master Mixed "Ui stones to get a fix on the •

WOODBRI1X5F- Mother's Club TravelW. food to Savings'. Everyday Millions of People enjoy of Woodbridit'-' concluded IU year's activities with a luncheon lit the Washington House. Watchuni*. TnstRlliHinn of nffieers. conduct- ed by Mrs Spencer Drummond. highlighted tho nffflir. Those In- stalled were: President, Mia. Ffiirik Warner: first vice-preni- dent. Mrs, Wll'iiam Kursln»ky; Second vice president, Mrs. Peter, Urben: correspoiuling secretary, • Mrs. Loiii Gftrjriel; recording sec- retary. Mr(. RuJolyh Fiey; treas- urer. Mrs. Frank Baumgarlner, Mrs. William Mazwek was toastmftste.r. A toast to outgoing officers was alveti by Mrs. An-- cire* Mcr.ko. Toasts to the new officers were given by Mrs. Run- FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS yan Ernst. CUARAHTHD FRESH...AT YOUR FRIENDLY A'P! The Annual outing for tr)e chil- for your 'FIRST CLASS MALE" dren of members will be heW at Metedeconk Bearh, June 2t, or Jaane in the event of rain, on June FATHERS DAY 23 Those planning to attend are to meet at the home of Mrs. Gintaloupe Robert Clark, 119 Grove Avenue, layer at 9:30 A M. Guests present were Mrs. Glare Watermelon 6c Potatoes ., 10 49c * Bixel, Mrs. John Salisbury and { lb C 5 th Ik C Cake 89c Mrs, Fred Hanrattie. New Green Cabbage *™ «•• ^ »™ 3 String Beans «•• ««* - - - 2 <- 25 M ra e Industrial index i.s cluse to rec- Pascal Celery . £ 13 ,C.23°. Bin? Cherries w jane ord high of 1953. During Dairy Month, Delight the Folks with Fi dsf C cftflon 1 Sweet Yellow Corn °i '™< 4» 27 Seedless Limes 4to5 ' Thrifty Dairy Foods from Ab? ib C Fresh Peas Longi,i.ndL, 2 * 29 Cucumbers From niarby Urmi Rhubarb Pie 39« Sliced or Piece - Fancy Domestic Other Jane Parker Values.' Crumb Square Coffee Cake "h33( Super-Right and Othar Top-Gradt Brands Muenster Cheese 45c RollS HjmburflU or FrtfiklutUr pkq o| 3'°'20' Breakstone's - Plain or California Style DoniltS Suq.t.d, Pi(in or Cinnimen pk». ol \ 2 lor 23' Cottage Cheese 29c lb c SMOKED HAMS Refreshing Beverages I Help DAD Sliced Natural Swiss f"^-- 57 «Jfc «fe Butt M «fc Whole or Either m M Plllk Sing.rAU.CUibSoJi, 4 tin, «7C Shank fo M Fyllc Beat the Heat Sharp Cheddar Spread *"<••*••..„ ^61c Portion p 3 (I' ,A11 II. Canada Dry, Hoffmtn'i, tt l*ro> Pk*J fl Dll Pta^n cheeie food 8 oi. 4CC "•• 7QC WhiU Koclc — plui dtp. 1 Ib. lb. With Cool, Comfortable gIWO"U«DJlForsnclctSiSsniJwic|,e, Pvg. **• toif * 33< t43< - :51 Canada Dry, HoKmin's, C Ginger Ale L z D Wkoti or Either Whitt Rock — pJui dtp. Cream Cheese Jfi;^ 2P\°;29 £17* Ready-to-Eat Hams P.r,,n 37c ,HL »47c Half —Full Cut Chilled Orange Juice >> ;31C Dannon's Yogurt «•>• £.11° c TROPICAL C Nedick's Orange Drinks 6 Joi37 Imported Danish Blue Cheese 73 SIRLOIN or 2 Ib. Quinine Water J-J5 -:,29« Borden's Milk *•*<*« " 0 A 0 ^SIIHAP Coolf, Roof B»*r, Grapt, tt 12 oi. OQQ STEAKS PORTERHOUSE 73 W™ w VU|lvl Ginqtr Al», Club Sod* cam * Borden's Milk - r/1 ftxAMA IIIIAA AAP brand *) 12 ox. 41 ft 24oi07c Remember, there's only one quality—"Super-Right"—only one name for Sirloin or Porterhouse c Borden's Half & Half' Steaks at A&P . . And only one price—the ad vertised price ... Come see... come save at A&P! Grape Juice Rniltqili|Hy ZbQH i.,or b0(t8Z/ Borden's Buttermilk ! Top Round Roast or Steak \,; 45° Smoked Ham Slices c > " 89C It's gently pressed from vine-ripened beauties lb 1 C C Weekend Special! Cubed Steaks -95» Fresh Hams *; »-53 S!«• -63 B b c C Tomato Juice TopSirloinRoastorSteak T,;; 85 Fresh Pork Shoulders **«« ">39 A&P brand — our finest quality Plate Beef Bonein freih l"bolliB« Ib-Wc Smoked Pork Shoulders *»««* lb43c C BUTTER Boneless Brisket Beef ^ 59C Sliced Bacon - ** 29« ^55« •ff cans "U m cans •§ Jc Sunnyfield Fancy C d If you like your tomato juice full-bodied and Pot Roast No(»t.dd.d 1 Fresh Creamery 59 Breakfast Bacon -- uniformly .smooth, packed with pure tomato loo ; WOOL |b c s d tb c \ TKOl'ICALS Salt or Sweet Boneless Soup Beef Shin -35 Bacon Squares ^— 25 goo/lness, "A&P Brand" is for you! For flavor (In Vi Ib. Prints m. 65=) lb c and for savings, too — try it! 63 B niU C Stewing Beef ° " 159 Smoked Pork Butts ^ 63 Relax Your Budget with Beef Kidneys ^>^^uu. ^21° Frankfurters 5; ^X,49 Cigarettes and Tobacco Ib C Supe 9ht Cimtls, CUiUrfl.ld, K««l, Old Gold, Philip Morris, Lucly SlrlU Fine Famous Frozen Foods LegsotLamo wh<,Uor.Hh.rfc,K -63 Sausage ;o!; w-^W C sl; Regular Size , . . . ^111 Will 69 Bologna or Meat Loaf g Chelltrfitld, Fitimi, Kool, Old Gold, Fall Mall, Philip Morris Not Nifty Waffles 3 29 c Broilifl9 lb Wrinkle 't-13 Chickens "i3!rT,^ -55« 10 o:. Breast of Lamb Topfl wk lb c King Size «*—'.*- s£U1 Libby's Strawberries BoBonelese s Veal Roast Turkeyys "S;^f£: 59 Flllflr TlllC LiM.Winilon.OJdGold, carton of* 4oi. b c ib. 35c I l|lwl I l|lw Marlborojafayton 10 pk^i. Reg. Orange Juice ^,-^ 3 cjni Breast of Veal ..... 19 Beef Liver sP.e;.ii,»i.«t.d $12.!)5 .95 C C C Kent Filter Tips ^»o^uu»^ Birds Eye Wax Beans . . ;21 Loin Veal Chops .... 85 Fancy Halibut Steaks . 45 PsrllAIMAHt R»guUr or King liu carton o( C lb c Birds Eye Lima Beans'^'2 X 49° Rib Veal Chops 65 Fancy Shrimp ..... 69 rdniameni ,|t,r)ip, IOpkgi 100 '1 WOOL SHEEN Mixed Vegetables ««'.*•' 2 X: 39C Edgeworth Tobacco . . . 1.27 Prince Albert Tobacco .. ' SABMIHES Birds Eye Cauliflower . . PV; THRIFT-PRICED GROCERY VALUES 1 5 Birds Eye Fish Sticks . . X over 7000 prices reduced since Jon. 1st. Delicious Candy Birds Eye Chicken Pot Pie Orange Slices **•<• l*£W 10» AiP'i own brand 16 oi. Vegetarian, un Flounder Fillet Cap'n John'i pig. Campbell's Soups Pea, Celery 3 35* Tootsie Rolls H.,^.. t»»21« Crease Resistant Heide Juju Fruits .... ,;23C Purple A i P Brand 1 GABARDINES Plums A & P Brand 2 •; 45. Corn Bolden—Cream Styl. 4 :;;, 45c Paradise Fruitin ''«"4545<< Social Teas Nabisco 95 Ravioli 2 2,'.;:: 25c ICE CREAM Crackers 16 oi. Dairy Mtda Bsrtan'l Vanity Fair 2 ; 41« Hi-Ho luaiklni Pill- 32c pint Br.«l-O-Chiel.ii Nectar Tea E. 25c ,.U9c k 29c «L99c Li 6 Starkist Tuna Fish Sr "r;33 . AMCIKA'I fOIIMOU FOOD IIIAIlll . . . SINCf Hi* DRESSING H d Broadcast Pigs Feet . . . 21' Our Own Tea v"r. * C Super Liverwurst Spread *»•** 2 ^ 29 OurOwnTeaBagf^;0f c Q 1 Sunsweet Dried Prunes '•«• ^ 30 Cheetos P\°;25 Fritos JjiS C s P(i voU'il to the Aveml Library "•'fl in '.he srhuol auditorium w;ih Bull(!in« Fund by the Li>du!s Anx- viis. 'Humus MurtaBh presiding. ilinry of Avemil Fire Company at T'-.e 'no.ird of directors to serve hi' closinn meeting of the KCRSOI\ :i tii" ) 1)55-53 school year was Tuesday. .inii')i:n-.L'(l iis follows: Mrs. Ed- Stanley Clmpmnn and , Gi'oruc .vurri Viin Tassel, proRram Mrs. .'IVIUI.N oi the Aven. 1-Colonta First WRkowski. welfare; Mrs. \.cVSqiKii. were present to ar.:-ept. Marry flines, sanitatbn.; Mrs. Al- i $'10 donation, proceeds of a re- • > r:, S r.sh. mtmbershiy; Mrs. Jo- .OIK can! party. Tlie (iroup also do- iiiu.'.ci ;i cj.'tu: urn to the Wind tor .cpii T ivpak and Mrs. Joseph 1 Inuin'.tun, hospitality; Mrs. Stc- is n w lieiulqimrt rs. ,. i h?n Tnth. refr shment; Mrs. A. A v sit to Bo ntou Home for the Asifd Virimni wus planned under1 {. B::(!funi. civics; Mrs. William ; cfflcr, litciMture; Mrs. William tlic ciiairniMisliip of Mrs. John (inne'lv. ,s-;:inl hygiene; Mrs. An- Klubonspius, ID distribute Fatt'n's i •olo F.'rravo. sosinl; Mrs. James ,Dfv nirts. Asslsilnu will be Mrs. William Pt'i'nn, Mrs. Michael Pet- ihoniiick, legislative; Mrs. Leon ...\ MVS. Andrew Galisin, Mrs, I. Gerky, publicity. William KU/.IIIILIK SLs'.er Mury Benl^na spoke on •The ttuitUUiry will participate 'n he exc! p'ioiul'y liii'KL' -jnroll- the First Aki .Sijth.u urURwi/.un IJ»- ncnl in the kindergarten class nido, Sundny. ".m Ihr nunim; fall. She also told PUm.s were made U) hold a cake .if the t'irc uevd^ofi, religious sale June 20 from i):30 A. M., until ti'ivhiii'; vocations as well as im- nuon in fro!it\)f the flrehouse un- mcliiile need of a certified teacher der the chairmanship of Mrs. Wll- (oi1 the full term. uain Dwytr. The unit will also par- Sister reminded the parsnts of ticipate In the fireman's anmml heir duty to attend to the sphit- carnival in August, with Bars. al needs of their children during George Kovack a.s chairman. he vacation months. , Activities for tl:e fall will start. witU, a covered/dish supper In Sep- Final plans were made far the tPi«lt.hjM's. Herman Stein- ilghth grade trip to Rye Beach bach as chairman. Mrs. William .oday. The buses will leave the Bonham was named chairman o[ a chool at 7:30 A. M., rain or shine. card parly in September. A lunch- MHS. ( HAIM.J S PAW, SAKNAS1 The P.T.A. group will be in MRS. H. DEAN BIER on is schcduled> for September 20 iharge of the merchandise booth ;H the flrehouse with Mrs. Walter t the church family picnic which Meyer as chairman. A masquerade Sarnasi-Fox Wedding will be held Sunday, June 26, at Miss Jane B. Knott Bride party will be feutured In October Pfeiffer's Urove. with Mrs. Michael Petras (is chair- Mrs. William Klnnelly asked man. Held Saturday in Avenel or chaperones lor the dance to Of Pennsylvania Resident Mrs. Abe Fox was awarded the be held tomorrow evening for the ISELIN—Miss Jane B. Knott. Iselin. Two of the bridesmaids wore dark horse prize and Mrs. Godfrey COLONIA—At a ceremony per- mulching cix'oa box jacket, ^ MRS. JOSKFII R. BUFFA 6th. 7th, and 8th grades. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William orchid, the other yellotf. All the Thompson was guesfrof honor at a formed Saturday morning at Ave- hat, gloves and shots. The couple' Sister Mary Judith's 4th grade :. Knott, 105 Indiana Avenue, be- attendants carried fart-shaped stork shower during the social iiel Presbyterian Church by Rev. are now motoring to the W*8t :lasa won the attendance prize :ame the bride of H. Dean Bier, bouquets of mixed flowers, hour. ( Charles S. MacKenzie, Miss Pat- Coast and Mexico. ivenel Church i$ Setting and Mrs. James Carrigan and son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Darrell E. Bier, brother of the ricia Ann Fox, daughter of Mr. and The bride Is n graduate of Wood- bridge High School nnd Is a senior Mrs. William Hugelmeyer Bier, Spring Church, IJa.,.Satur- bridegroom, served as best man Mrs, Abraham J: Fox, 455 Chain won O'Hills Road, Colonia and Point at Up6ala College. East Orange. special awards. day afternoon at the First Presby- and R. Llye Gourley. cousin of the For Buffa-Larsen Nuptials terian Church o£ Iselin. Rev. Henry bridegroom (fad H. Clyde Shirley, Mary Jane Trainer Pleasant, became the bride of She is a member of Alpha Phi M. Harmann, pastor, performed ushered. lharles Paul Sarnasi, son of Mr. Delta Sorority. Her husband Is a AVKNHL Miss Joan Ann Lur- at home to friends after June 25. und Mrs. Michael Sarnasi, Shore graduate of Fort Lee High School 1 the ceremony. After the ceremony, a reception .•II diiiiKliU'i of Mr. and Mrs. For travelling, the bride wore a PTA President Sets Wedding Date Drive, Brlelle. and Farlelgh Dickinson College The bride* who was given in was held at the Green Street fire- I |l:iny l(. l.arsen, 33 Fifth Avenue, white, box-type suit, pink acces- and is a methods engineer at Lionel marriage by her father, wore a house for 200'giiests. For traveling, The bride wore a gown of re- it in- ilif bride of Joseph R. sories and an orchid corsage. WOODBRIDGE — Miss Mary Corporation, Irvington. the bride selected a white linen suit embroidered Alencou lace top with lliiiit.i, Mm of Mr. and Mrs, Jerome The bride is a graduate of Names Chairmen own of Chantilly lace over satin, Jane Trainer, daughter of Tax with pink accessories'. a skirt ancfchapel train of import- Bntl.i. 83 Lincoln Boulevard, Woadbridge High School Class of made with a pleated tulle front, Collector and Mrs. Michael J. ed Dupionni Her headpiece rk. Saturday morning at St. 1954 and is employed In the traf- WOODBRIDGE -Chairmen full skirt and extended train. The After a trip through New York Trainer, daughter of Tax Collector p f ihvw'y Church. Rev. John J. fic department o( the Bell Tele- were named at an executive board illusion neckline was edged with State, the couple will maka their and Mrs. Michael J. Trainer. 14 was a contrasting lace cap with School of Nursing |KUV..III. pastor, performed the phone Co., Woodbridge. The bride- meeting of the PTA of School 1 lace and embroidered with sequins. home at 32 Falmouth S.reet Grove Avenue, has chosen June 25 pearl trim to which was attached iijli-niiii ceremony and cele* groom was graduated from Rail- At a meeting at the home of the The finger-tip length veil of illu- Brooklyn. tor her marriage to Thomas J. a finger-tip leugth veil. She Car- |l,;,!icd the high nuptial Mass. way High School, Class of 19S0 president, Mrs. George W. Oettle sion was draped from a headpiece The bride is a graduate of Wood- Mullaney, Jr., son of Mr. Mul- ried a cascade bouquet of Esther Baccalaureate Set Read daisies and stephanotis. 1M< iinde. Kiven In marriage by and is employed as an auto mecha- Rahway Avemw, as follows: of tulle studded with rhinestones, bridge High School, class uf 19S2 laney, Cheesequake Road, Mato- .: '.'tmr. was attired In a Kown nic at Doen's Atlantic Service Sta- Miss Cecelia Artym, program; She carried a bouquet of stqpha- and is employed at the 2227th Air wan and the lute Mary McMorrow Mrs. Barbara Thompsen, 900 PERTH AMBOY Baccalaurette : iihir Chantilly lace over satin. tion, Cranford. He is a member Mrs. Edward Serge, ways and notis, white roses, carnations and a Force Dispensary, Camp Kilmer. Mullaney. The ceremony will take Rahway Avenue, Avenel, as matron exercises for the Class of 1955 of ,•• uucliie had an illusion yoke of the New Jersey National Guard means; Mrs. Julias Allen, member- white orchid. Her husband graduated from El- p',ace at 11 A. M., nuptial mass in of honor wore a pink chiffon dress the Perth Amboy General Hospital ,!.iit(l in lace medallions, a man- ship; Lincoln Tamboer, budget and Miss Lois Lane, Rahway, as maid der's Ridge High School, Edri, Pa., St, James' Church, Rt. Rev. Msgr trimmed with a shrimp-color sash School of Nursing will be held ... ii culhir aad long lace sleeves, .inance; Mrs. David Gutman, by of honor wore a nile green gown class of 1951. He has been in the Charles G. McCorristin will of- and & pink picture hat. She carried Monday in St. Mary's Hish School i.Med at the wrist. The boudpnt laws and procedures; Isadoi* Ro- of lace and tulle, The bridesmaids air force for 3V2 years and will be ficiate. The1 reteiftttn will be-heW jtaisief^Unted to match her gown. at 8 P. M. -"- ,;• n[ nylon Vulls over satin with Association Plans senblum, legislation; Mrs. Rober were Miss Barbara Ann Knott and discharged in December. He has at the Colonia Country Club. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Rose Presiding at the ceremony, will seen service overseas and is pre- i i nun.-, of lace at the hips and Clark, publications; Mrs. Cyri Miss Linda Knott, sisters of the Miss Elizabeth Ann Trainer Schwertz, Avenel: Miss Marjorle be Charles E. Gregory, president of bride and Miss Ethel Sedlalc, all of sently stationed at Camp Kilmer. Feakos, Highland Park; Miss the hospital's Board of Governors, i id the center extended into Hutner, mental health: Mrs. Wil- the bride-elect's sister, will be liam Neebe, local relations; Mrs. Katherlne Yanella, Colonia and Invocation and benediction will be i ,.i|)i-l-lciiKt,li train, Her flnner- Mystery Bus Ridi maid of i;onor. Bridesmaids chosen Harvey Welnberg, room mothers Miss Irene Dl Biase, Belleville. Two given by the Very Rev. Monsignor i,i i.iiKth veil of French illusion nre Misses Maureen Tnrrant, Jer- AVENEL—Mrs. William Johnson Miss Eileen Burke, music and Mrs f the bridesmaids wore pink chif^ James S. Poley, pastor of St. .i- .ittiu'lu'd to a coronet of Illu- sey City; Joan Cantrell, Newark, led in the devotionals with Mrs. Irving Goodstein, publicity. Alida Alexandra Wallace 'on dresses and the other two wore Mary's. • 'ii iK-tals, sequins and seed a college classmate; Mrs. Martin Hugh MacKenzie at the piano at a ihrlmp chiffon, All wore matching Greetings will be extended to the '.iils Shi- curried a mother-of- With the theme of the year, "A Loftus, South Amboy; sister of the meeting of the Woman's Associa- )icture hats and tinted daisies. graduating class by Anthony W. ',iiI |n .uid buby's breath. Miss Artym outlined the 1955-56 Nelson Hogge, Arlington, Va. Church of Avenel. AVENEL—Miss Alida Alexandra Valter Peterson, Elizabeth, served Lane, Palisades, served as best Miss Ruth Allene Mercer, director Mi's Fiances Recker, Rahway, program plans which include tin Thomas Dalton, East Orange, will A family picnic has been sched- presentation of a psychologica Wallace, daughter of Mis. Eunace as ushers. man and ushers were W. Lee Fox, of nursing, and Miss Helen Pick- hi oi thi' bridegroom, as matron serve as best man. Ushers will irw uled, for Ju)y 30 ut Roosevelt Park. play given by the American A. Wallace. B57 Woodbridge Ave- Th« couple left on a wedding olonia, Albeit Johnson, Avenel; aid, educational director. / '. iioniii. wore a cocktail-length elude Thomas Dunham, Colonia; Those planning to, attend are .Theatre Wing; a survey of repor nue and the late Captain Wallace, rip to up-state New York. For Daniel Pillone and Peter Plllone, The principal speaker will be Id ..HI (if blue crystelette. The Richard Gallagher, Woodbjfidge asked to meet at the church at 3 cards: a lecture by Edward Her became the bride of Lt. Frank Jay .raveling the bride wore a gray Palisades; Steve Kovacs, Jr., Car- Professor Helen G. Hurd, chairman ||j:i(t'S!iumls were" Miss Patricia and Robert Trainer, New Mon- P. M. Arrangements for transpor- bert, Perth Amboy; psychologica Robertson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, iuit, pink hat and gloves, patent eret and Horace Savole, Irvington. of the department of sociology, Avenel; Miss Marilyn mouth, brother of the bride-elect. tation may be made through Mrs. testing programs; a brotherhood Prank Jay Robertson, 585 Isham either bag and shoes and an or- The bride's mother wore a cham- University College, Rutgers .Uni- utriiniin and Miss Agnes Ko- Miss Trainer was honored at a 1 Peter Cocuzza or Mrs. Earl Smith. program including dances and Avenue, New York City, at a mili- ;hid corsage. iagne lace and shantung dress versity. Prof. Hurd is a former staff v IMIICIK. Marie Kaltenbach, party given by Miss Cantrell and at Tentative plfti»s were made for music of aril lands; dental healt Mrs. Robertson is a graduate of ;ith powder blue accessories. The member of the St, Louis Post-Dis- .1* cousin of the bride, was tary wedding at the First Presby- three'miscellaneous showers given a mystery bus rifle August 12. Mrs. program; and discussions by terian Church of (Avenel. Rev. Woodbridge High School, Class of irldegroom's mother wore an aqua patch, and former director of pub- '•i Kirl. by Mrs. Daniel Moore, Irvington; Richard Myers, chairman, request psychologist, a psychiatrist and a L953 and the Mac Dowell School dress wltli cocoa accessories. licity for the university. '•niiiirci p. Larsen, brother of Charles,S. MacKenzie performed Mrs, Edward Hardiman, Perth that reservations be made as early social worker on the developmen the double-ring ceremony. if Design in New York City, Her Amboy and Mrs. Hogge, A reception was held after the The topic of Prof. Hurd's talk undc. served as best man. as possible. of a sound mind in a healthy body husband is a graduate of Bronx :eremony at Oak Hills Manor, Me- will be "Assuming Responsibility." ••ii were, Christopher Buffn, Mrs. Prank Barth announced The tjride. given in marriage by School of Science, New York City uchen, ' Music will be provided by Ro- k lirothi'i1 j>l the bridegroom; Mrs. Serge will meet with the that the annual church bazar will her brother, Wilson C. Wallace, and graduated on June 1 from the For traveling the bride selected berta, Jean, Carl and Raymond •im Uuffa. New York, cousin of ways and means committee t Sewaren Pupils Enjoy be held November 18. further plans for a fashion show in was attired in a gown of taffeta, U. S. Military Academy at West white linen sheath dress with Muvawski, all of-Metuchen. bridearoom and Anthony Guests at the meeting Included the fall. The next board meetin with a houffant skirt, made with a 'oint. He will report for duty Aug- Newurk Tour, Tuesday ii, Rahway. Mrs. Henry T. Smith, Mrs, Walter will be held September 27. nylon tulle overskirt, bordered in ust 10 at Fort Benning, Columbus, ii'j newlyweds left on a two- SEWAREN—Pupils j>i the fifth Goos, Mrs, Josie Weygand, Mis. rosepoint lace scallops and extend- Ga., where'the couple will reside. k tup to Florida and on their and sixth grades at Sewaren Jack Dietrich. ing Into a chapel-length train. The mi v.iii reside at 116 Warwick School enjoyed a trip to Newark, A panel discussion on "Oppor- rosepoint bodice was fashioned •ft. iselin, where they "will be Rosary Society Tuesday. They were taken on a tunity Giving" was held with Mrs. with a dropped waist line, short trol|ey-subway trip through the Richard Randolph, Woodbiidue; sleeves and scoop neckline. Hw Scout Leaders lerigth of the old Morris canal and CLUB REGISTjRATION Mrs. Fred Cooper. Rahway: Mrs. Elects Officer! fingertip-length veil of nylon tulle, edged with matching lace, was saw a movie of the Port of New AVKNEL-Piiittl registration for Frederick Beckley, Avenel; and ISELIN — Mrs. Joan Maye: draped from a lace cap trimmed Hold 'Cookout' York in the Public Service Audi- lic Avt'iifl Hobby Qlub will be held Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie, participa- was elected president of St. Ce- with seed pearls and sequins. She torium. |n tin- Avenel School, today from ting. •elia's Altar and Rosary Society WOODBRIDGE — The .annual canied a Colonial bouquet of white After a tour of the Newark Mu- Go B&O from Plainfield |-:io to 4:30 P. M. Tho registration Hostesses wefe Mrs, Bertram Se- Others named w^re Mrs, Juli Girl Scout Leaders' cookout was seum they had lunch at the YWCA Is ~5 cents, plus 25 cents week- ward, Mrs. Barth, Mrs. Robert orchids and stephanotis. Lepinsky, vice president; Mrs ltl at the Sicout cabin, Roose- and than saw a show, at tine Plane- to iiml :>0 cents for Insurance when Rhodes, Mrs, (jleorge Young, Mrs. Miss Jacqueline Robertson,.New Mary Hodum, secretary; Mrs York City, sister of the bridegroom velt Park wit(i Mrs. Grant W. tarium. The youngsters concluded to attend a trip. The DOnuld Campbell, Mrs, Ross, Mrs. Helen Stewart, treasurer, ' their trip with a tour of the New- was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Nims, Jr., as 'chairman, assisted scheduled to run for sijt Bdckley and Mrs. Morris Qreig, New members welcomed wen ark Public Library. BALTIMORE •WASHINGTON-the WEST participating. were Miss Erua Van Cleft, Miss by Mrs. Richard Walsh, Mrs. will begin next Monday. Mrs. Rose Grayiader, Mrs. Lind The pupils were accompanied by This ia the convenient place to Start your trip! Barbara Weferling and Karen lharles Em, Mrs. Henry Dickson, Giordano, Mrs. Virginia Lind Wind.uist, all of whom wore match- their teachers Austin King and Board one of B&O's Dieisel-Rlectric trainn at Mrs. Robert Deureling and Mrs. Mrs. John T, McDonald and a Plaintield and enjoy a whinger-Bolt ride ... as rofn, Mrs. Julia Maguire, ing blue gowns. William Mazurek. , • group of mothers. well a» fine food, attentive cuurleay, and Going oji A; cake sale will be held Jun Frank JJ Robertson served as his pn-time dependability. ' 24 and a card party for the bent Attending were Mas. Chester son's best irian, while Lt. Robert NEAT COMEBACK Elliott, Mrs. Stephen Bable. Mrs. fit of the Carmel Sisters in Ne p, Dover Plains, N. Y., Lt. Wil- The neatest comeback of the BOARD THE BIO AT HAINFIELD for Baltimore, Waih- VACATION!! John J.Ruth, Mrs.Norman Kilby, inaton, Pittsburgh, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Brunswick has bean scheduled fo: am Haaf, Chicago, 111., Lt. Ken- week Is one reported by Leo Finer Mrs, William Mazurek, Wood- Cncago, Cincinnati, Louiivilla, Si. louii. Connectioni at July 7. i rleUi Ikada,; Hawaii and Cadet of the Chicago American. Fisher Will h<- Uond bridge; Mrs. J. O. Smith, Mr: Wmhirigron vilh through il«epen to California and Ttxai. says that when an 'lnterviewef Louis Mesar, Sewaren; Mrs. H,enr W. T. «uJd», Dili. Poti Ut. asked Bob Feller if Herb Scbre Ulshoefer, Mrs. Henry Dldksli July 2nd'to July 18th has more speed than Feller him- fhon*' GLIlafaslh 3-6600 or Mrs. Rudolph Peterson, 'Mr: self once had, Bob thought fo TUk.l ««(• Phoni: PL«lnuns given * privately In *ui itudko «t N«w Bruiuwtck Avenue REBARBERS Pharmacy WALSHECK'S N. J. FREE l)KUVi;H¥ Suytr Sale Now On Drujs at Discount Prlccja HPM FLOWER SHOP Ku, Information vail })I 2-6948 535 Amboy Avenue Woodbridge No Harkinr Problem* »(U AMBOY AVE, WO I-UM PAGE BTX THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 INDEPENDENT-LRADij; Degree in Engineerinfl GOP Supporters Jam Hall to Honor Candidates Prize to Scnih|. Dw • Licenses Renewed (Continued from Pm>, i age in science nnd mat,!,,-,,,,. for four years, Robert Jem,'.' For Liquor Sellers Woodbrldge Post, Jr.vi.i, ,. Veterans for superior ,n' ,'' WOODBRIDOE — All liquor II- ment in the study of Ann •"nses—retail consumption, dis- History, general all-aroun,! > ', tribution and club licenses were scholastic standing, good ,•.,,,.,'. enewecr for one year starting hip. Joseph Leo. "ll July 1. by the Town Committrr Nnw IhiM most ol the com- Tuesday night. Woodbrldge Post B7, Am, menrrmrnts arp over, you can look Ann application by three Fords Lesion, to the outstenditin;,•,,!,,' for fninilv pirnu-s at the various ••esi^nts for a license to conduct Richard Archdeacon. I'-irks, nncl bivk-yiml barbecues... a billiard parlor on Kings Road, Amerlcus Craftsmen's ( i'.. William Ruinie. 501 Crows Mill Fords, was denied after a report Awards, to the boy and RW, -,' Tiond. Fords, won the Bosch Lomb was received frrm Police Chief have demonstrated outs't,,,..'.', 8clrnre Awm-d at Rutgers Peep... John R. Euan that one of the service to the class and ,,, ','', The Colon.ii Fire Company will applicant." had a lengthy police •cliool and malntWrd hicii , .', sponsor its aniiuBl cnrnlval.at the record. .ist.ic Average, Olorln Vimv M••' Pferiniisr jirrmnds next week, Mon- Contracts were awarded to low Wolpln. d.iy Urrou".l) .Saturday. . .Raymond Didders as follows: R.-'Inforccl F. Fiiiiit'.uton, Jr.. Fords, received •oncrete pip*1 to Lock Joint Phn Loon Fcrbrl Memorial \, „ it Mus'rr of Business Administra- Company, 150 Rutledge Avenu*. MO to the member nf Uir ,..., itlnK c.Jass who has been ii, tion »t Ohio State Univer- East Oranqc. $54.7790.26: catch sity. Army Pvt Ronald Q. Harm- basin stretcher blocks, comer in the Modern LivlnR CIIITM•;,', sni. son of Mrs. E. Harmsen, 33 blocks and manhole"'blocks. Mul- for four years, whose KCII,,,,; Rynn K' rrrl. Fords, is a troop ln- iplex Concrete Co., East Oraiiirc ALFRED W. LEITHNER recr exemplifies his grcaie , forrnnlinn and education specialist $2,311.46, delivered; on Burroughs ?,ree of development in Hi, .... 'In HpHdquarters Battery of the. Tax Billing Machine, electrically AVENFX — Mr. Leithntr. son nf personal growth, vncaimi;i:'., 44th Anti-Aircraft' Artillery Qun jperated, drlivered4 $4,203.90. of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lelthnrr of sponsibllity, civic o.nrnp. i.. Battalion at Port Niagara, N: Y. Notice was received from the 23 Madison Avenue, received a world und,er$tandhiK, Jium . i;, Board of Public Utility Commis- men. bachelor of science degree in The Craftsmen's Club was filled to niiiaolty Tuesday nUIH at a barn dance sponsored by the Wiindhrider Township llepuhlican Or- At Random: sioners that the next, and possibly Woodbririgc Township i mechanlc.nl engineering from HaniMtinn in honor (if then- candidates. Front row. fourth from left, Hurolci Burr, Third Ward ciiiulidiitr: Mrs I.vlo Reel). .Jr.. l.ylc Tuesday was Flac Day and on '.he fimil hearinR on the appli- MS Association Award, i.> . . my way to work I noticed but cation of the Public Service for Stevens Institute of Technology, Rxen, Jr., candidate for mayor: Raymond fimlUi, ,Ir., Second Ward candidate: Arnold S, (iraham, municipal Hiainn.in istamlWK ine Hoboken, in hark of Mr. Smith) Mrs. Smith, Lester Stnrkcl, First Ward Candidate ami Mrs. Stnckel. ture teacher whose hi, the Memorial Flag Pole in the ternity. At present he Is asso- Pierson, 22, 427 Wood Avenue, Co- conducted by American A park at the corner' of West and ciated with the New Jersey Bell lonia, has had his driver's license tlon for the United Nai..,: Wooribridge Avenues, Sewaren. Telephone Co. at assistant engi- revoked for four months on the seph Leo. The present flag was loaned by neer in the Oranie district. point systeni—passed red light, Mrs. William Bird. Old Road. A Readers Digest Award ;areless driving and two speeding ranking member of Sjem,: new flan should be purchased as :ounts. . . soon as possible so one will be Child Drowns Densmore McLellan. available for the Fourth of July. Guy Weaver Award, i>.; Last but Not ast: (Continued fr These 6 x 10 foot flags are pur- in« work In the.Band, An'..;. ;> Born during the pasastF wwees k at she screamed and the baby's chased in memory of Sewaren nat. Perth Amboy General Hospital: father rushed to the spot and boys who died in action in the ftom WoodbridRe, a son to Mr. and California Oil Compain \;. carried the little form front the nation's wars. Donations towards Mrs. Ernest Barany, 675 Rldgedale to,Senior boy and girl win, water. St. John's First Aid Squad the purcshase of a new flag may venue; from Fords, a daughter school careers have . : was summoned and worked fev- be sent to Mrs. Austen. o Mr. and Mrs. John Becker, 74 lied the personality ami erishly over the child, but shortly Street; a daughter to Mr. LIT traits used as thr li,, : nd Mrs. Emery Klsh. 224 New before 12 o'clock Dr.f George attitude marks, Paula s-, ,,- Tidbits: Scheibal pronounced the little After 14 consecutive years, T. Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Shallock. vlichalas Ciggelakis, 102 Hamilton girl dead. Despite the doctor's pro- Wooc'bridge Rotary cinii A X. O'Brion will attend his last nouncement the squad worked an- convention as delegate of the Avenue,; a daughter.to Mr. and to senior who made mi>| : vlrs. Michael Pospolita, 35 Jensen other half hour before abandoning opportunities offered by V, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks on their efforts. June 23 and 24 in Philadelphia. \venue; from A'venel. a daughter bridge High School, (,.,:,, Mr. O'Brion plans to retire In July. ;o Mr' and Mrs. Bernard Union, The pond which was the scene Above is the linnlr of the dance recital or pupils of Miss Helen Hutnik. Avenel Motel; from Iselln, a son to . . , Mrs. David C. Preacher, Dania of the tragedy is approximately Tentative funeral arrangements All-State Band Award. A:. Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, 24 Iselin Girl I.lierv held Saturday umlr'r the auspices of the Mother's Club of Pla., is visiting her son and 12 feet x 20 feet in size and about Bernat; All-State Ore';.,• Westbury Road; a son to Mr. and lave been made for Saturday Woodbridge for the Ixnelit (if the Barron Library Fund. Below, daughter-in—law, Mr. and Mrs. three feet deep. There is no fence ^Continued from Page 1) Award, Elizabeth Burns. Mrs, William Adam, 17 Bond morning from the Fiynn & Son John Preacher. Dunham Place, separating the ne(ghbors' proper- Strawberry Hill School, Port Read- Mrs, Henry Warner, newly elected President, is shown presenting Faculty Award, to the MT, Street; from Hopelawn, a daughter ties. Funeral Home, Ford Avenue. flowers to Miss Luery. whose school career wa :./ Woodbrldge, for the summer to Mr. and Mrs. William Wykes, ing, Hagaman Heights and Keas- months ... A daughter was born The child is survived by a five- 3urlal will be in St. Gertrude's by a spirit of loyalty and <•.,.•;]• 102 Howard Street. . .Also a son to bey School. ation resulting in out-•.•.:.,•.: Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawrence, In- year-old brother, James, Jr.. her 'emetery. Doctors Praised contributions to the chi.v, ,,:-..-; Fofrich, 134 Walnut Street! Co- man Avenue, Colonia; a daughter maternal grandparents, Mr. and the school, George Monit.;i..i;, lo+iia, at Rahway Memorial Hospi- to Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Matchko, Mrs. Paul Manger, Perth Amboy, Both the Health Offices and tal. Mrs, Fofrich is the former 35 First Street, Port Reading; and the paternal grandparents^ Mr. School Pay Raises school authorities were high in Nurse Award, presenu-i :iv Marjorie Schwenzer, of Wood- and Mrs. Louis Gyorfl, also of graduate of St. Peter'h H,i.;>i daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Martin (Continued from Page 1) their praise o; the Township doc- 1 bridge . . . School of Nursing to n AI Dittemer, 420 East Street, Sewaren. Perth Amboy. itood the police are asking for tors who donated their services and | member of the gradualn;: At the Typewriter: $300 raise plus fringe 'benefits calmed the fears of the little ones. I entering St. Peter's 1!,, ;i, deluding hospitallzatlon. ' "Hey You," a pet duck owned The injections, were taken with School of Nurslns. Mi; by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arnold As the result of the conference, mixed emotions. Most of the little Jewers. Colonia, Is dead, and there is Increased vacation periods were boys tried to prove they weren't mourning particularly among the granted. Policemen who have afraid, and although the lower lip *UNE DEATHS small fry. "Hey You," was more been In the department up to would go down, they would still in- Accicienta in coal nu.i. than just a duck to the kids in ive years will get 16 days vaca- sist "it didn't hurt a bit." The little killed 111 men durinc ':.• the neigborhood. He would come ,ion. Those who have five to 10 girls, as a whole, took it all very three months of 195f>, s: v. i; when he was called and would 'ears service will have vacations seriously, as little girls do, and were than In the similar period n; follow the youngsters, particularly if 18 days and those on the not ashamed of shedding a few The fatality rate (or llir ni-i Billy and Arlene Arnold, just like lepartment over 10 years will get tears when they,felt the prick of ter of this year was l.o.i i : a pet dog. The young people of i full three weeks. the needle. But lollypops soon 1,000,000 man-hours of «v the Colonia Chapel will miss "Hey helped to stop the tears. compared with a rate "I :: Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley said You," too as he was the main at- the 1954 period. yesterday that if any agreement One little boy summed It.all up traction at picnics held at the when he asked his principal: "I reached on pay raises they will Arnold home the past four years don't believe all that baloney about not be'given, this year as there . . . Chief Jack Egan Is attending the %ho\ hurting, do you? 1 an FBI conference on bank rob- is no money in the budget to "HOWDY PCDNERS bers and safe crackers in Prince- take care of it. The raises, if any. You Are Invitvt! In ton today. will become effective after the Alleged Arsonist passage of the 1956 budget Join the Freddie Tier, they tell me, is try- (Continued from Page 1) ing to make a momentous decision issued. Gonor was employed as a 1 .. .1 am a little discouraged, I must clerk at the plant. "DAVY CROCKEIT admit. I have sat by and heard al MAJESTIC Offcials of the New Jersey State these clubs talk about juvenile de UfOQDBRIDGE FIRE CO. No. 1 Prison filed a detainer against the Unquency and heard them say thi NOW THRU SATURDAY Township man for violating parole. should be done arid that must b He has a criminal record dating p Maureen O'Hara - Anthony done. So what happens. Th " se back ten years, according to po- Quinn in a chance to do something to help- lice. His parole term was slated to to volunteer to help 10 Unoi expire in October. youngsters in knitting, sewln 'MAGNIFICENT MATADOR' •Gonor is now serving a 10-day crocheting, leather and copper Cinemascope craft. Eight, Township residents sentence at the county jail for STARTING SUNDAY volunteered their services, an issuing four worthless, checks for Musical That Packs a Punch a total of $55 at the retail store v when a meeting was called, onl 'three of the eight showed up. I Doris Day - Jimmy Cagncy in of Tissue Converting Co. He also would maan only an hour or tw< THURSDAY faces grand jury action on the ar- a week—but it's easier to do a loi "LOVE ME CR LEAVE ME" son charge. He is also charged with aling $16 from a cash register Durinc of talking and then let George d( Cinemascope It. , .Oscar Iversen is travelling thi FRIDAY & '.it the Softish Tissue Co., and $75 lonesome rond these days. . .Elbu: from a safe at General Cellulose. "AMUSEMENTS Richard's is wondering whethe: STRAND -STATE- p,ORDS OF one of thoite amateur photog I Ctrl I MISELIN, N. J. TRpher.s who snapped his son's pic SATURDAY WOODBRIDGE FORDS, N. J. - lllllirf.l J-M4I hire with the Emergency Squat NOW THRU SATURDAY 'wi-uim JMET. 6-ma on Memorial Day could provid< 2>/'. Years in the.Maklng WED. THRU SAT. TI11KS. THRU SAT. AMERICA" MOW TO SATURDAY him with a print. . .It hasn't beer (June 16th thru 18th) Frrd Agtalre- Leslie (arun in CHILDREN'S MATINEE. announced yet, but I uijderstan Tyrone Power, Susan Hay ward "THIS ISLAND EARTH" in 12 Noon Till ti I' M Woodbridge Fire Comijany has SCHOOL ST. .with Jeff .Morrow "UNTAMED" purchased a-bright, red <}ar for its i( M "Daddy Long Legs" with Tyrone Power and THIS SATURDAY — CO-HIT — chief. . . GROUNDS (C'liwmaScope) Sunan llavwaid Rnry Calhoun in lCinemaSco|)c) I'lUh •ANNAPOLIS STORY" Newsettes; PLUS SELECTED SHORTS with John perek and "THE LOOTERS" Diana Lynn CURA BARTON flM irnie Breza is seeing quite a bl Dan Duryea, Keenan Wyn^i In 111 STARRING SUNDAY SUN. THRU TIES, iSat. Matinee—Extra Cartoons Amboy tnd Jackson A'" " of ,a lovely lassie In Cranford. • GAMES __ "MARAUDERS" Vincent Gioffre is winding up Olivia De liavilland - Gilbert John Agar - Lori Nelson in and Comedy I busy year us captain of the Emer Roland in SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY gency Squad. . .Eugene Zick ••RIDES » SUN. THRU TUES. EDISON TOWNSHIP .sportinR a new Town statloi "THAT LADY" "REVENGE of the Admission will br I KH "" 'Man Without A Star' children tnd the first I.«' V1 wagon sedan. . .Another new housi Cinemascope w'ill be started on High Stree With Kirk Douglas ajid "THE PURPLE and firto who enttr tin-"-> "' Hie hard Aden in ; AISIP Faith Domeriue - Richard Long club ami presented wilii"'1"" PLAIN" l| THIS SUNDAY TONIGHTS THE NKillT" membership cards •>»•'< " in witli Gregory Peck and IS • REFRESHMENTS "DEVIL'S HARBOR" With David Niven buttoni, "CULT OF THE COBRA" Wlarty at Koos. Brothers In honor Tn riiisc the required funds, a Mlsh jr. Baseball League, Bo^ A tentative, budaet was set at f Lyle B. Reeb. Jr., candidate for door--to-door c«mpalpi for 110,- ()lll, ;ii,(i cub Scouts nsspmblw MOD (or the program with Mrs. nayor and Raymond F. Smith, Jr., oon will be held. The drive will I ,v fnr the installation of of ft Waller Ritchie as chairman1. Mrs. andldate for Second Ward Com- start this week nnd will con- ..' ,',f ilie Holy Nnme Society foi I. M. Casterna, chairman of the nlttceman. tinue fm six weeks. Members of ,.' ij»;>r> -fifi season. mrmbnrsliip conimittee, reported the squad participating In the * Mrs. John Chtocchl was chair- T ,, piifi'iim oprnr.d with n join: ereivinK membership cards. nan. Prize winners were Mrs. Rob- : solicitation will carry proper ,,mll,,,i', j,t the 8 o'clock mas. Mis. Robert Swenson. ways and Identification. rt Hamilton, Julius IMO, Mrs An' ,!„, clmiTh, followed by the last neans chairman, Informed the Iselln First Aid Squad answers on Till, Mrs. Vernon Johnson, , ,i|, ,l meelilU1. of tllP Society iroiip thnt a smorRasborri will be i; culls 24 hours a day. The phone VErs. Raymond Smith,.Mrs "Edward ield aL the school on September ']. ,',„. mr.4-1955 se.iison in till number is Metuchen 6-2141. lalne, MM. E. M' Carlson. Mrs. ,,,,. itum Center. 10 nnrl that a dunce has been sla- :iark 8tover, Mrs. Stephen Facaak, vv,t]> the Spiritual Director. R"V ',ed lor November 18. Irs. Norman ^Bresee, Mrs- A. J. M Wllus, offlcmttriK. th( Two new members have been •'.bert, Mm. Herbert Pnge, rars. H, Innii vin". nlficers wore Installed: idderi to the publicity committee Reel) and Smith ,. Gustalson and Mrs. W E. Mll- ,» I'l'icrsoii. president, Flan- 'waded by Mrs. Leroy Holrmin. in. ' They are Mrs. George Benson and {.-,,i(• v Jr.. vice president, An- Non-players prizes ware won by Mrs. Robert Stlllwell. : ^.'iisevlrrr, 2nd vice prosi- Honored by GOP j£S. Eugene Gery, Mrs. Frances iiiniue O'Brien, treasurer, IYNN E. KUNKKL Two members were also added (eves and Mrs. Charles Fredericit- ,., iiiiibik. secretnry; Vincent 'o the rifcmbershlp committee, Mrs. COI.ONIA ••• Sixty-five person; COIONIA Mr. *nd Mrs. Earl on. A group of Republican women i',,,.|.lu'h, marshal; Daniel C X C. Richards and Mrs, Harold iitfiuled the closing meeting anc rorrt Scotch Plains and Westtleld ', ,ii(t Charles Wich, riele- Runkel, Amhiirst Avenue, an- Chamberlain. iociitl of the Woman's Republlcar \lso attended. " nounced the rnc^erment of The next meeting of the PTO ',-lub o( Coloiiln iit the Colonla Li- liv vill be September 14. The execu- hrnry. * i.he utmost confidence,' their daughter, Lynn E. Runkel, ,i ]. ,,i,i. i Wilus, "in our new of- tive board meeting will be held one Honored Bursts were Lyle B ,.,.. ih;ii they will carry on the to Anthony S. Muc.ellH, son nf week later. Hreb, Jr.. candidate for mayor. Summer Program Raymond F. Smith. Jr., candidatt ,,l ,()ik an,! growth of St. Ce- Mr. and Mrs. Savcrlo Muccllli, 35 for Second Ward Commltteeman ,, ii,,iy Name Society, which Howard Street, Hopelawn, at a Bride-to-Be Honored tnd Arnold a. Graham, Wood- Listed b yChurch !,,,.n initiated and reactivated bullet party Sunday held at the ,h, i*ii••.•linn officers. I am look- At Surprise Shower bridue. Republican munlclpa Runkel home for,-80 guests. chnlrmnn. COLONIA — Sunday School , i,,,,..:Mc 1 to greater interest in COLONIA —Miss June Kristen- Also Introduced by Miss Ade- eachers of the New Dover Metho- llnlv N.mw movement undei Miss Runkel graduated from wn, daughter of Mrs. Carl Kristen- laide Ber^hof, club president, wen; llst Church met In the church hnll ,i iilmmistratlon." Wootfbridge IIIEII School last ion, Water Street, Nixon, was members of the county commit- vlth Robert Swenson. suiwinten- |t, piiM.nled outgoing president night and Is employed by Pru- "lonored at a shower at the Home tte. Mrs. John Mullcr and John lent, presiding. .,,i,.i. Winery, with s\ past presl- dentUl Insurance Co,, Newark. •>f Mrs. Harold Snyder, 29 Pine Above an- the new iiltlrcrs of St. Cecelia's Holy Name Society. Lett to ilfiht, Anthony Sanscviere, iniii',]i and a Rold Rosary'as Ororee O'Brien, Daniel ('. Swarts, Francis V. Foley, Jr., Vincent A. Froehl'.rh, .losein; l'.. l\\'. Radln, seventh district: Mrs plans were made for the sum- lit Mr. Muccilli U also a graduate Tree Drive. Co-ho«tes»es were Mrs. n Harry Morecroft and Earl Runkel ,K,II HI ti>is esteem, Charles Wich. Center, Rfv. John M. Wllus, Robert Peterson, ner months. A picnic for the nf Woodbridge High School, William Knapp, Keansburg; Mrs. tenth dlsrtict, and Mrs. Henrs vr Kmery, in expressing his smaller children will be held 3;t Un- Class of 1950, and Is employed George Ivans, Avenel; Mrs. Joseph Strubel and Robert Hamilton, fif- mk. iin'sr.nted Father Wllus lay, July 16 from 10:30 to 2:30 by Wnodbridge Sanitary Pot- Campllonga, South Plalnfleld; AUXILIARY MEETS teenth district. 11.. a iiifi of n lighter, paying; Mrs. William Knapp, Jr., Nixon. ?. M. A teachers picnic, place to tery Corp. ISELIN — A meeting of the Awards Presented During the social hour Miss )e announced, will be held July 21, ;:hntr iii 1:1s Inspirational leader- Miss Kristenwn will marry aud personality as spirltun The party was also held to Ladies Auxiliary of Iselin First Gail Cooper Introduced a dance vlth Miss Beverly Vollmar in Richard Knapp, son of Mr. and revue; a classical toe dance ty liniiiii lie also paid tribute tc celebrate Mr. MueeiUI's blrth- Aid Squad was held at Squad head- :harge. Vlrs.Mrs. 'William Knapp, Keans- To Cub Pack 144 Kathy Krupey; a tradltlonn i who served with him dny and ;,liss Runkel's gradua- quarters on Lincoln Highway with Children In the Sunday School ourg, June 25, at St. Cecelia's Hawaiian dance by Prlsdlla Dris- •'•nure of of (Ice; Krancl, Mrs. Lawrence Pearson presiding. irades 4 through 9, will visit the 1(1 line tion. Church, Iselln. coll and Lynn Pawawlta and a jaz? I ir his highly successfu The First Aid Squad will enter- COLONIA — Awards were pre- lackettstown Fish Hatcheries on tap dance by Gail Cooper. hip in the first St. Cecelia' tain the Gold Cross Council the sented at a meeting of Cub Scout 3aturday, August 13. latter part of July and the auxil- finish New Year's Eve ball and General dancing and refresh- Children's Day will be ob- iary will b« in charge of hospital- Pack 144 held at New Dover Meth- jtiu'i1 hmrl rol.vng activities; Mike ments concluded the evening's ac- served June 26 at 7 P. M at ity. A dish cloth sale will be spon- odist Church. tivities. Mrs. Archie Moore was iiichl-.fiski for his activities orga 'he church. Sunday School teach. COLONIA ACTIVITIES sored by the group and a Novem- general chairman. IVIIVJ tl:e St. Cecelia's Pariih Ji Recipients of the awards were 'is attending the meeting were ber bazaar is planned. Mrs, John as follows: Bobcat pin, John Gei- lev. Albert Sweet, Misses Carol, I'IJ.II! league and Teen-Ager ac Barby was winner of the special lies. Charles O'Neil for his ex ger; Wolf badge, Gary Morlcy, FIRE COMPANY iazel and Helen LeLisle, Robert By MRS. HENRY STRUBEL tained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saia- •award. Mrs. Kltchin was chairman COLQNIA-»The annual car- fcllint handlinR of the society fi touts Oslckl, Fred Woodwnrd; Sendrtck, Misses Mildred. Beverly 214 Colonla Boulevard geno and son, Joseph, Jr., New- of the hospitality committee. nival of the Colonia Fire Com- Lawrence Moran for inlti Bear badgfe, James Ju'pkn; Gold ind Lorraine Vollmar, Miss Jessie Colonla ark, and Mrs. Lucy Eckert, Bloom- pany will be held June 20 and 25 |tmi! the Sit. Cecelia's full dres: arrow, Wayne Kuell, Louis Osickl, Tarr, Mrs. Julius Bruce and Harry field. inclusive on the firehouse —The 29 Plus and Mascot Club Fred Woodward, James Jupka; Morecroft. nnent at the last county fed —Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Golda. grounds, Inman Avenue. The fair h purade at Perth Amboy met at the home of Mrs. John ATTENDED silver arrow, James Weber, Wayne 10 Pine Tree Drive, has returned grounds will open each night at :<• O Brien for his successfu Kortz. Canterbury Lane, for the COLONIA—S. Morettl, 166 Mid- Kuell, Gary Lewandowski, Patsy from a nine-day trip to Miami, 7 o'clock and, activities will con- FETED AT SHOWER iziiu of the Nocturnal Ado- final session of field Road, attended a directors Spasato, Fla, They were the guests of Her- tinue until late hour. 13ELI N — Miss Jane Knott, i SuiK'ty and its Increase o the season. meeting of trie Newark Chapter The singing of Cub songs was led daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William ki r man Walker, Miami, formerly of There will be ferrls wheel, .'()0 ; in membership durin Present were National Association of Cost Ac- by the Cubmaster, Walter Peter- Knott, 105 Indiana Avenue, and Caldwell. chair o'plane rides for grownups :^t year; Joseph Mu2ikowsk Mrs. O. S. Ma- countants held at the Robert Treat son. who was mamrled Saturday, was —Rodser Thaiss, son of Mr. and and children and special kiddie K-i-i-.i.-'.iHK the number of an Den- Hotel. Newark. The meeting was Plans are, .well, .underway for a rides tor tfte little^ tote. There iuest of honor at a bridal shower tieM to arrange" d 'lecture program it Qreen Street Firehouse Friday Avenue, was honored at a party circus to be presented by the Cubs will also be games *bf skill. Re- for the forthcoming year. June 25 at the church. Featured nlglit. The shower was given by her i: for the Redemptorlsl In celebration of his graduation freshments will be available. KALI'H IT.TEKSON will be side shows, games with attendants. Miss Barbara Knott, Btlii'i s San Alfohso Retreai from the eighth grade at Hopelawn prizes, hot dogs, soda, popcorn and The government sees wide mar- sister, and the Misses Lois Lane, 'ousi . West End; and Bob Peter Mrs. School and to mark his fourteenth Tree-planting is slowly chang- COLONIA—Mr. Peterson. 15G all the other trimmings of a circus. ket for synthetic rubber. RahWay, and Ethel Sedlak, Iselin. |m 1'ir his work as secretary an Wich. birthday. Midfield Knad received a deRiee the face of Israel. niy chairman for St. Cecelia's 1 Mrs. Robert —Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lease, of Mister of Business Adminis- N.iim and publicity for the Hamilton, all of Midwood Way, entertained in tration from Seton Hall Univer- llesrx County Federation of Colonia Village. honor of their son, Kenneth, on his sity, Saturday. Io!v N.nne Societies. AMERICA GOES FOR The ttroup will convene again in graduation from Hopelawn School The Colonia man received a [A. ih.'uman for the Holy Name September. Quests were Mr. and Mrs, Edward Bachelor of Science Degree from irr for the Iselln Fair to •Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Lease, Irvlngton! Mr. and Mrs. C. Northeastern University, Boston, by St. Cecelia's Parish from A. Zeitler and son, Richard; Mr Mass., in 1D41. He is employed in |ii\ 'J;i-.ri:i. Mr. Emery reported liam Zierer, Midwood Way, were THE "ROCKET"... Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Petrocine and Mrs. E, R. Zeitler, Mountain- the chartering and traffic divis- h committee has been func- side. ion of the California Oil Com- : successfully durinn the and daughter, Penelope; Gregory Petrocine and Miss Connie Smith, —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baka, 206 pany. planning stages and that he Colonla Boulevard,, entertained s additional help fronj the 1 of New York City. —Arlene Pastena, daughter ot Mrs. Hal Hamilton and children |fnih.T-hii) during the week prior Robert and Judy, formerly of and during the week of the r. and Mrs, Joseph Pasterna, Iselin Man Weds Anrningside Road, celebrated her Colonia, now of Tennessee. Judy spent the day at Colonla Schoo1 1 2th birthday It a lawn party, Ill-' s.mi. "The St. Cecelia's Par- with Joanne Baka. iuests were Sandra Walker, Woodbridge Girl til ivai'tei- Association will offer —Mr. and MrB. Prank Stanton •Cathy and Elizabeth, Richroth, i rixvrniet Sedans antt a 16 ft, New Dover Road, entertained Mr Uarqaret and Kathy Harris, Gar- WOODBRIDGE — Miss Elean- hi:-craft Auxiliary outboard and Mrs. Julius Hnatt and son y Hyer, Patricia Hatosy and Jo- or Elizabeth Literate, daughter with trailer, AS the prlnci- Charles, Perth Amboy. /> s. The drawing will be held :eph, Thomas and Robert Pas- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Literate, —Mr. and Mrs. Vitto Scaturro, fc'uuliiy, July 30 at about 11:30 101 Church Street, became the ena, all of Colonla. Klmberly Road, entertained Mrs. M - ' —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yarusi, Joseph Genega, Linden; Miss Irene bride Saturday of Colin L. Harris, ii Peterson pledged his admin- Normandy Road, entertained at a Mulvaney, Avenel; and Mr. andson of Mr. and Mrs. William itnHI to the hlRh principles of awn party to mark the second Mrs. Dominic Costanzo and son,Harris, 25 Auth Avenue, Iselin. Hi) y Name movement. ! jirthday of their son. Garry. Vincent, Elizabeth, at dinner. The The double ling ceremony was breakfast-meeting was con- ruests were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Costanzos will spend several weeks performed by Rev. Deszo Abraham i" i with the announcement to arcllo and children. Richard and with the Scaturros. n the Free Magyar Reformed ii'l the regular meetings dur- .llchele, PlalnfWld; Mr. nnd Mrs, —The Civic Improvement Club Church of Perth Amboy. •i-ilv nnd'August and to start hilip Scardlllo and children, will sponsor a get-acqua,lnted Given in marriage by her fa- new Mensem, with a father- 'hilip. Jr., Barbara and Michael, party for residents of Duke ther, the bride wore a ballerina 'i:t:i breakfast meeting In JHewark; Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Estates on Saturday, June 25, at length gown of lace over taffeta 'timber. EnRlese and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the Civic Club on Inman Avenue with a skirt of nylon tulle. Her Rendlnelll, Roselle Park; Mr. and —Mr. and Mi'8. Thomas Lew shoulder length verl was draped Mrs. AuRust Rendinelll and orthy, East Street, have returned from a tiara of seed pfarls, and lissionary Talks daughter. Roseanne, Garwood, and home lifter spending several days she carried a colonial bouquet of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarusi and In Atlantic City at a conference of white carnations. son. Prank, Jr., Summit. the Prudential Insurance Com Mr.,and Mrs. John Harris, Pe- To Scout L$adcjrs —The Hflf Ton Club, with their pany. quannosk, brother arid sister-in- lupar "88" Holiday Sedan, husbands as guests, enjoyed a din- —All members of Colonla Vol law of the bridegroom were the Tt mm- Leaders of 'OlrJ Scout ner meeting at The Stockholm In unteer Hook and Ladder Compan bridal attendants. O"iis sponsored by Our lady of Somerville.' Present were Mr. and will meet at noon Saturday at th< The newlyweds will tour New face Church heard Rev. Joseph Mrs. William Price, Mr. and Mrs. firehouse, dressed tn uni(orm. Tin England on their honeymoon and and how it goes for you ! s, Philippine Islands mlssion- Dunlel * Barron, Mr, and Mrsgrou. p will participate In the dedi upon their retuiin will reside at speak on scoutlni activities Henry Damen, cation of the new Avenel-Coloni 101 Church Street. For traveling, the islands at i meeting hejd First A|d Squad Bllllding. the bride wore an aqua dress with Rotd; Mr. ahd Mrs. William Ro- —Final plans h«ve been mad? , tl:e school annex. bak, Mr. ana Mrs, Joohn Matsko, white accessories and a carnation Mrs. R, A, WlUUms, district for the; annual firemen's carnival corsage. All acrow the 48 states. J. it's "88"... it's Ninety-Eight Mornlngside Road; Mr. aud Mrsto. be held on the f irahousel grounds >i tentative, conducted a short Thomas Ferrlgno, Metuchen, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrli are both ..; it's 0Utmikl You see them everywhere • • • they stand less meeting prior to Rev June 20-25. On June 24; awards graduates of Woodbridge High Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas, Lib- will be presented to the five com' out anywhere! In fact, Oldsmobile it making more cars i>' talk, Re»ponsibl« tor orgati- erty Corners. School. The |)ride graduated ln;: the Girl Scout raov«ment In pany doming the farthest dlstanci Thursday fronj Newark State that we thrilling more people than $vor before! For only LOCAL DELIVERED PRICI OF —Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Islimds group of the and to the company with th> Teacher's Collets with a bachqlo OLDSMOBUE "88'! Stacey, 30 Bramlwll Road, enter- Olds h*t th« dash of "Hying color" styling... only Olde Kurtern country, Rev. Bates largest number of men in line. of science degree In elementary tained Mr. and Mrs. James Arden 2••("- itf tiw Church School of St. aridge Uons Club at the Washing- jfthn'1 Cluirrh were held on Mon-' •on Hous*. Watchung, last week. ('. i'. i-vnins at the church. j Clement Stoncik, retiring presi- The program opened with the! dent enumerated the aceompllsn- Hi'iiT assembly singirrg the hymh, | •nent* durln? the past year. 'Cliurrn in the Wildwood." Mi's.] •Kii:vi Hobbs announced the fdl- j "With a membership of 65 ac-1 |(nvi:;;> exercises given by the vari- I live members" the president stated,! 'ins ehi^M'.s m the school: "Wei- j we sponsored a Cub Pack, a base- fvm'\" Iiirhnrd ','ohnson: chorus: ball »am. In the Little League; 1 Jr-,:i,- L-'ivcs the Little Ones Like sponsored Youth Week with the! Mf' .ir.d "Climb Sunshine Moun- i;iiii jiici recitation: "A Blessini" roopentton of High 9«hool and J>M!,i'id Movii'n and Larry Krofih.j Township officials; entertained'. pi „• , . irrmoiy work: "Father We Thank and. ask fur l.*afM v, ; Tiii-i " 'The Doxology" and "Tfie Nursery School fee for., deaf child, Cliililn.'ii's Grace.'' $59; Middlesex County Tubercu- T.e offering was taken by Peter losis League. $5: Methodist Church ARMED FOKCts LMiiLMin iind Gerald Johnson Hopelawn School rraduiiteri its largest class in history .western's? afternoon at exercises htld before A l»r»r audience of parents and frlrnds. $150: Perth Amboy Qeneral Hos- Leaders in Con,::- pital Building Fund, $300: iind I'i'ctived at the altar by James cllned to injlst th ;- Knytlcr. Boy Scouts of America. $35; armed forces be s- Almond Coffee Cake silk can keep you in that cool crisp up a desired color in a bouquet March of Dimes. $10; Woodbrtdge Tii' nursery class and beginners 1-4 cup butter condition. All these fabrics can be printed silk or cotton dress. ltrel. The thi>*:-. cl;iss sang "Be Careful." Joyce Federation of Teachers, $5; Mount the Administrate. - P.4 cup sugar combined to make many different The beautiful blue, yellow, green Carmel Guild, $100; Heart Fund, S/ena.si. Nancy Hasko, Caroline 1li cups sifted flour outfits. pink, linht biown. and lavender serve program •«.»> Kaszmamk, Ronald Robinson, $10; Woodbrldge Little League, attitude 2 tablespoons baking powder Use a gay silk or cotton sash tie kid leather shoes seen on the mar- $100: N. J. Foundation for the (.cia:d Jolmson, and Peter Lager- Salt to bring together both shirt and ket have made a big hit with the •-•n i). members of the junior class blipd. $100; Children's Ward Perth \Vest Germany :... '•2 teaspoon vanilla extract blouse. ladies. Amboy Hospital, television let iii'(.'S"nted the exercises "Loyalty," Matching the color of your bor shortage. h.i> V« cup melted butter The fashion people say this is $145: Christmas party for Town- agreement with . • •"Children Obey Your Parents," makeup to your outfit is getting 2 teaspoons cinnamon the most colorful summer they've ship children. $115, less $70 contri- Italy for the ;x-> ::iid their memory work "Apostles' more attention this summer than The time for living outdoors and with garden lettuce. Fill with 1 cup silvered almonds ever known. Shoes of satin, linen butions by members, $45. labor as Ciml." and sang "I Belong to outdoor eating has arrived. The salad Garnish with parsley, slices Cream butter, gradually add su- and leather are being dyed to pick ever before. Je.sujs" and "Are We Downheart- object is to make things easy on of hard boiled egg and tomato gar, creaming thoroughly. Add egg ed' The senior class, Ethel Bnydflr, the cook with simplified cooking. wedges. yolks, one at a time, beating alter Tiheresa Snyder, Joseph Rusznak Have food that is tasty and ap- Beef Kabobs :ach. Sift dry ingredients together and James Snyder, sang "God So pealing to those who gather around 'i cup salad oil. and add alternately with the milk Loved the World" "Yield Not to the table. 1-4 cup vinegar to creamed mixture. Tdd vanilla. Temptation" and "I'm Glad I Am - HOME OWNERS GUIDE 4 cups chopped onion Beat eggs white stiff. Fold into a Christian" and Joseph Rusznak Cheese Bread 1 teaspoon salt cake batter. Pour into a greased recited the First Psalm; Ethel Bread 1 loaf unsllced Pepper to taste pan io"xl5"xl," spread evenly. of New York has proposed that a Snyder recited ''Mistakes"; Ther- SELECTIVE STUDENTS 1-4 cup butter 2 tablespoons Worcestershire Brush with melted butter. Mix re- esa Snyder recited Joyce Kilmer's With rising college er.roJlments screening process be applied to ap- Cheddar cheese spread sauce maining y« cup of sugar, cinna- poem. "A Tree"; and "The Growth presenting the nations colleges plicants in order to select those Slice bread down to but not 2 lbs. lean beef round or chuck mon and nuts. Sprinkle over bat- of a Tree" a reading recitation was through bottom cruet. Cream but- cut in 1 inch cubes. ter. Bake in an oven 375 degrees with a number of increasing prob- students "who can profit most uiven b\V James Snyder. ter with cheese spread. Spread be- Combine all ingredients except 20 to 30 minutes. lems, the Carnegie Corporation from college." The attendance pin awards were tween slices of bread. Wrap in tin meat. Mix well,. Add meat and let eiven by Joseph Thomson, Lay foil. Bake in an oven 350 degrees marinate 1 hour. Skewer and roast Reader of the church and the en- for about 20 minutes. 6 to 8 minutes on each side over In Fashion Now lire school sang "Joy in My ;harcoal fire. DO-IT-YOURSELF Heart" Mr. Thomson gave the Ham Casserole. Keeping cool and crisp looking on a hot summer day need not Benediction. l'/a lbs. ham cubed Chicken Casserole A FEW LEFT! be as hard as it sounds. There The program Committee was 1 tablespoon chopped onions Allow 1 lb. chicken per person are many new fabrics, woven to RITCHIE'S Mrs. Joseph Thomson, Mrs. Ralph 2 8-oz. cans tomato sauce Use young chickens cut in pieces. Conard. Mrs. Carl Krosrh, Miss let the air in, thus helping you to >'i cup water Salt and pepper to taste Julia Snyder and Mrs. F. Hensley, have your own cooling. system. GARBAGE CANS 3 cups cooked rice Butter and Mrs. Elmer Hobbs, chairman: Check the texture of the materials '.•i teaspoon salt Chicken gravy or cream CAPACITY 5 GALLONS Mrs. Joseph Pocklombo assisted at used in your new summer clothes. Pepper to taste 1 teaspoon cornstarch the organ. The collection was do The sunback dress with the little At Cost 10 pitted ripe olives chopped Sliced mushrooms* nated toward the organ fund. cover-up Jacket is as popular with 2 hard boiled eggs chopped Strips of Pimiento Mrs. Hobbs thanked the teach- the city woman as with the woman 1 cup cooked green peas Young whole carrots ers and committee for their as- living in the cooler, rural sections. RA-M280 Saute' ham with >th# enions in "Peas or \$iole green beans sistance in helping the children The dress without the jacket can salad oil. Simmer until well heated. Season chicken with salt and Inman Avenue prepare for the occasion. be worn around the home and for Add rice. Season with salt and pep- pepper. Brush with melted butter informal occasion. Add the jacket COLONIA per. Combine olives, eggs and pew. Put in casserole. Pour over boiling for a quick trip to the market or OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT AJR BASES Fold into rice mixture. Bake 30 water until 1 inch deep. Cover. (Just West of Parkway) minutes in an oven 350 degrees. Into town. Senator Walter F. George, chair- Bake in an oven 375 degrees until Still Time to Plant man of the Senate Foreign, Af- Serve with a green salad and tender. Stir in chicken gravy, made Separates have long been the $1-95 Gal. . FROM THE ELEMENTS fairs Committee, recently declar- cheese bread. with chicken stock and cream. solution for many to the problem Live Growing CLEAR CEDAR Give your home new lv,i:v. ed I hat the United States should Potato Salad Cook 10 minutes. If desired thicken of having to extend a wardrobe year 'round i>rotettiim >"! hold on to its air bases and mili- 6 potatoes cooked and cubed with 1 teaspoon cornstarch mixed on a limited budget. Combining • ROSE BUSHES Thousands of home own. r< : tary might in Europe for the time lVi onions chopped smooth with water. Season to fabrics makes for an interesting PICKETS AU-WEATHER over, have found HASliN •• being, at least. Commenting on re- 3 hard boiled eggs sHced taste. After baking Vi hour add and personal look. Flower-printed AWNINGS and DOOIUli" - • EVERGREENS ALL-ALUMINUM ports that the Soviet Union might 1 cup chopped celery mushrooms, pimiento strips, car- cottons, pastel linens, cool rayon 36•• _ 42" — 48" eel lent investment. Made v; •' press for disarmament and the 1-2 cup chopped sreen pepper rots and peas. and cotton mixtures, organdy or aircraft aluminum, pwm.»iw:i; • SHRUBS FOR to metal . . full siattrd >ti- - neutralization of Germany, Sena- 1-2 cucumber diced 1 teaspoon salt WINDOWS • DOORS vents , . wide ih«ke »f att:.u tor George said the United States • FRUIT ami . . priced to tit Bujdyst_buvk ' could not "give up anything at this 1-4 teaspoon paprika PORCHES time or rest on our oars in any 3 tablespoons French dressing Gordon's Rahway SHADE TREES way." Mayonnaise. The SNAPSHOT GUILD Combine ingredients except Builders Supply OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. The latest accounting shows that dressings. Chill and marinate in SPRAY 1 ALUMINUM STORM VMMM«»>I it cost $266,200 a year to run the French dressing 4.to 6 hours. Just Co. JALOl'SIKS White House exclusive of the cost before serving add mayonnaise. MATERIALS 280 ST. GEORGES AVENUE of heat, guards and executive staff. Mix carefully. Line salad bowl 27 MAIN ST. Rahway • RA. 7-2280 FERTILIZER GEORGES W0O0BR1DGE WO 8 0127 FREE DELIVERY John Gforftrs, Prop.

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Fine Printing for Every Reed Any duy is a gaud one for plcturinc children—but make Children's No matter whether you're contemplating a big Day one on which you make a special effort. - SPECIALLY advertising pampaign or ordering a new supply I Particularly with children, good In many States of the Union, ; of letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver calendars mark June 12 as Chil- pictures are caught by people who PRICED! Looking forward to a home of yom ^ dren's Day—which reminded us are ready with their cameras Take a careful look into the matin • a top-notch, carefully planned and executed that today might be a good time whenever something 'good" hap- 'SAVE! financing. Let us show you ho* <"• tu think about how you can take pens. You never know just when printing job promtly, and at low cost to you. better snapshots of your favorite your youngster Is going to do n Direct Reduction Mortgage Loan ^\t- youngsters. something «xtra-cute — so why V4 ELECTRIC DRILL save you money . . . bring you sai«l First of all, the logical pepole not kep your camera loaded all the Just a Few l*ft and surely to freehand-clear home ow|i Call Today for to take pictures of youngsters and keep it where you can Originally J;'.4.»5 ership. Down paynwent will be geai<* their parents — that means grab it on the run. to your financial Situation. AlMn-im< Mother and Dad—the two You've heard us often talk about monthly payments will automatkiil^ Free Estimates who have tyie deepest Interest and 'shooting kj sequences." And this the best qportunltit*. And those reduce and ultlmatrty wipe out you; is especially Important when ROTARY POWER MOWER Yes, call today . , . no fee opportunities are with you every you're taking, snapshots of chil- mortgage loan. j for estimates. We'll rush a hour of the day—from the first ONE ONLY! MmM $-TC pram to the first prom! By keep- dren. Every picture is part of a Pitt your home-financing problems man to you to help yon ing your camera ready, you will blpgrfephy—the child's Reg. $89.95 ™ * ID plan, showing you money- 'be able to catch the unpoaed. un- ing-up story. Some chapters can planned things when they happen. not be told In a single picture, but A8Bm< 8 saving short-cuts. require a series, of three qr lour It's smart, too, to plan on get- ELECTRIC FANS > certain pictures. Many par- or a doeen shots to record the ac- pick one day of tlw week or tion or event step by step. A child's Ke< |.95 VINYL PAINT month on which th«y regularly typical day from breakfast to bed- UAUJ trne For AsbesM* 8h»mle». O«l. THE MIDDLESEX PRESS take at least a few pictures. Two time, a trip to the too. a birthday nOn *D-9Q Cement, Etc. weeks Is usually just about the party, preparations fur the first Saving* Institution / THE WQQDBHIOGE PUBLISHING COMPANY right interval tKWeen snapshot- day of school or the first ;>Wy at •esjions for babies .up to lU camp, a happy welcome to u LINCOLN HARDWARE months. After that, once a month brand-new pet. learning to skate- YVOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY * TA the first Saturday of all these ojre worthy of jfeture AND PAINT COMPANY month—is often enough for glories in the family album. t. George Av«., fit Avfnel St.,'Av^uel ,, J^ id Picture 0$." ' ">' " ' **John Van Guilder

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Awarded Degree Avenel Personals 4 New Members

By MRS. DAVID DAVIS Join Church Unit IS Lenox Avenne, Avenel WMdbiidft 8-0452-J AVENEL—OusUve Koch, presi- dent of the Mr. and Mrs. Club of —Pride of New Jersey Counril. the First Presbyterian Church of •Sons and DHURIIIHS nf Liberty will Avenel. welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Ed- meet in Avenel School tomorrow Kiir Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. A. nii;li(. Election Nichols as new members at a meet- nf officers wl!) JIIC held in the church Auditorium take plnre , Pull and Oustave Koch led In Avenel Me- the devoMonals with Mrs. Hujrh iiwrini Post MacKrmie at the piano, VFW will meet Di. D. Campbell Wyckoff. TlK'sd.iv lllsht ',| psychologist, Princeton University ;il K o r'oi'k in 'as Raest speaker, discussed home Lancaster Bnrnd U X the post rooms. find family life. An interesting CIu!) Avenel question and answer period was Memheis of held. Finest Butter Avi.'nrl F i r e Plans were made to send pack- t'dinp.'inv will ages to the national missionary hold 11 drili exercise Monday niKlit stations It was decided to continue In Americaf m the flreliouse weekly prayer group sessions dur- • Avenel t.'olo'nm First Aid NIC 1IOI.AS M. rfl.l.KGKINO ing the summer Squad will meet Friday niitlit at 8 Jack Dietrich was named chair- Winner of over MHI prizes In County, S1ai«, National PORT READING—Mr. Pellf- man of a family picnic slated for and International contests. Made of fresh sweet cream, -Members of the Fire Company trinn. son of Mr. and Mrs. June 25 at Roosevelt Park. slightly salted just who .""Olicitcd for the Avenrl Li- Nicholas Prllr«rino, 15 Tapprn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hosman brary Building Fund are John To- Strwt, m-fivH I hi- decree of and Mr.'and Mrs. Ray Hopiak mns. Lonnle Eldso'n, Jack Mclver. Bachelor of Arts from the Uni- were introduced as prospective Louella E Crimps, Andrew Gfllisin. The versity of Notrr Hame. members. Quests were Mr." and group canvassA the are ft from the Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Quarters east side of Rnlnvay Avenue from £. iioffman, Mr. and Mrs. Spicer Homestead Avenue to tlie Idwl Avenel Cub Pack and Mrs. Walter Qoos. Ib. Carton Trailer Court. _ , Hostesses for the social hour Butter or —The Mothers Group of Seoul I rf«i*»nt« PirfllC wele Mrs.'Henry T. Smith. Mrs. A few cents more than ordinary quality but worth it! Top quality! SOUI) MEAT, Troop 42 will sponsor a family I I GOCIlld Lll tU3 M. Greig and Mrs. Arthur Bryer. AMERICAS GREATEST PRIZE - WINNING BUTTER! NO FAT ADDED! picnic August 14 in Avenel Park. The troop will march in the pa- AVENEL- CUB PACK HI. sporn rade which will precede the dedi- sored by the First Presbyterian cation ceremonies of the newChurch of Avenel, presented a About Your Avenel-Colonia 'First Aid Squad •circus" in the church auditorium. Building. Saturd.1v A circus tent, complete with anl- SHARP rnals. was constructed and dis- Home —Girl Scout Troop 15. spon- played by Den 4 under the direc- TOP-QUALITY READY-FORM PAH *ored by St. Andrew's Church will tion of the leader. Mrs. (Jus John- participate in the dedication cere- son. Boys who wortted on the pro- By FRANCES DELL monies Saturday. The girls, under ject were Jack Cosan. Richard and Proper ventilation and lighting Cheese the leadership of Mrs. Herman Ronald Squillaoe and Gary John- citli do wonders for your kitchen Steinbach. will be attired in son safety and your morale. Install a BREAKSTONE COTTAGE brightly-colored costhme skirts. Members of Den 2. under the fan ventilation system to remove —Mr. and Mrs. Emery Herczeg leadership of Mrs. H. A. Bartlett grease: heat and cooking odors. It 11 Chase Avenue, entertained in and Den 3. under the leadership of should be located as near as pos- FRYERS honor of the first birthday of their Mrs Euxene Safford. presented sible to the stove. daughter. Jai-queline, Saturday. circus skits. Participating from The fan should exhaust to the outside through the wall or roof, Cheese Guests were Mrs Joseph Herczeg. Den 2, were: Thomas Toth. Ar- Serve Rolden brown fried chicken Mr and Mrs .Joseph Herozei?. Jr., thur Schweider. Charles Erickson, and must be equipped with a built- with Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Mi and Mrs Steve Pintenich and John Bartlett. Richard Clmrtrand. in shutter to prevent any back son, Brian and daughter. Judy; Mr Martin Plavin: Den 3, Gregory drafts or any bug's from entering for dinner! Ib. and Mrs Joseph Mu/jir and chil- Morse. Robert Safford. G«>rKe Per- the house when, the fan is not in dren. Ronald and Cathy. Perth i kins. Dennis McDermott. Robert operation. Amboy: Chester De Castillia, Lin- Kosic. William J. Hoffman and Good lighting is more important den: Mr and Mrs.'John Herczku Robert Galisin. in the kitchen than possibly any other room in the home. Proper I and daughter Caroline. Stelton; Cubmaster Clarence Jamiso Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce lighting can do away with fatigue Mr. and Mrs Edward Lehmann conducted the meeting at which and cut kitchen accidents to almost For Father On His Day! and daughter. Linda, Linden: and time plans were made for two pic- I nothing. 11 Jo-Ann HerczeM. Avenel. nics, the first on July 12 at Avenel LANCASTER BRAND "U. S. CHOICE BEEF, BONELESS Both natural and artificial light —Mr and Mrs. Bernard Union; Park with games to be featured should give the kitchen good over- Chocolate Fudge I Avenel Motel, are the parents of a and the second on August 9 when a family picnic will be held at the all illumination. Additional lights daughter born June 8 in Perth are needed at work areas. Amboy General Hospital park and will feature a watermelon Ib. feast. Avoid glare In the kitchen from LAYEAY R CAKE ' Cross Cut Roast 69 —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Back- Awards were presented as fol- exposed bulbs and highly polished man, and son, Charles, Jr., Mid- materials. If sunlight streams into A^aaaaa k ^\^aaaaak •B LANCASTEi * ki/^ A CTRm BRANnn A kirD\ dlesex AveiMie. .spent the week-end lows: Bear badges. Dennis McDer- Rich rhncolale layers, C mott, Robert OftUsin. Robert Saf- your kitchen window and into your chooolale fml^e fnistinj; in Maryland, visiting relatives. eyes, it will cause you to become iuant. are visiting their. son sducation from the Woodbridge and kicking it with his hind feet, «ii.i daujihter-ln-lan1, *Miv and roM'itship so.'iuols . John Murray investigated. Watch- Mrs Hobert Short. I —The Laiiies Auxiliary of Iselin ins, he found that a stream of -Sunday visitors or Mr. andChenticaii Hook and Ladder Co., Oats flowed out on the ground Mrs. Joj-eph Mauceri. Bird Ave- District 11. will meet tonight at every kime the pony kicked the HERSHEY CHOCOLATE , nue, were Mr and Mrs. Alex the Hanlilig Avenue firehuuse. shed. Cu!!:bi>rLson. and children, Dickie CORVETTE and Maureen Susan, Oak Tree vou can find someone Airman Tliom.is McOinley. «7 Stainless Syrup 2-37 Berkley Boulevard is now serv- •ux m tlii Pacific and Far East. fix anything I IDEAL PORK AND *«? rW*r- 1 **WT Sundiy guests df Mr. tmd Tableware I -Mis. Antliony Poieda were Air. '•tid Mrs. Edward Jarecki. Jersey C'uy. . , 1 with $5 -Lady Foresters of America, [Beans 10-1 7-1 Star of Iselin Arch held its bi- SEWING MACHINES Each Unit purchaso immth y meeting at Perstrtng Ave- nue SJiiool. Mrs. Joseph Bishop 79 I PRINCESS COLORED A »MS the winner of a dinner ticket Wont tarnish, von't nut, won't corrode! Star^with Unit #1— '»'• « testimonial dinner to be consisting of * pl«e setting, 10K'. See all pieces now on dis- Quarters C 'K'l'i m honor of Mrs. Mary play! A PBODUCT OP INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO. I Pound Carton iimliei. Supreme Comman- | <•'•'. to lx> ait-eii by Pride of Sta- Margarine 19 j J; a Island Circle at Plaza Casino, I \ ^t Brighton, su^en island on mriiay evenuia, {July 9. Mrs. ICY POINT RED >['<-M. Hi'mik wo^ the special I 8-oz. FURNACESf Mrs. Aants Qustavson,' *28 Can (see also Oil Byrntr Swtce, DO II YOURSELF LAWN MfWtJtt I I "^'(••y Street will hold a bene- Gas Burner Service, Salmon VKUI at J.er home for Star 39 Coal O«alers, Coke Dealers) 9' U'lin Circle, Lady Foresters I America. The affair will be held ENCYCLOPEDIA PRINCESS TOILET "iut,iy evqninjs. June 2(>. The PTA of at. Ceaelia's Par- I '"al School will hold its instal- Row oa Sol« of officers toni«Ht at the f 3 49 Valuo! Each liool Volume Tissue Sl> it nd Mrs. Prank Mar- Only I bu;1> Ririgeley Avenue, are E<"iius two weeks at various I 99 Sunshine Vl«nna Rngtri 9-oi. I Each *-•> in Long Island .visiting rela- SEE COMPLETE SET HOW ON DISPLAT! Clover Loavai 6I/4 oi '^i and Mrs. puiitav* Depre- 29 a Sensational offer 1 Right from (he pageii pf I Cookies "

Bk,jVogd is Selected MeUP^Me* $350,000 " As Campaign Aide For Higher Ed^cationMd Graduation

... rnfi aerlng, mtumui,, corrosion physics, &nd plant "science. The research grants totnllM, 000. This Is the'targsbt sirt#le Ittm '.n the foundation's tdurntional program; Ench grunt coUHisiA of a '"'•linn donation of $5,000 to the cMRna- led school departrtient to assist in expanding fundamental iTscivrcliTsv l Mr. Spasht said ujtu. •>•>-- . Wicunc!i ftIT supplementasupp'enr.muul d«-donatioo, n f inception of the program In 1947, $2,590 for use in any manner . r =3Tiell hiil sponsored 40*7 fellowships school determines. Mr.'- Spaglit lit. ;uid 89 research grants with a total pointed out that this extra grant "in [ value of $1,500,000 ami Hint the leed not be expended on rm-aiTh of n-.ii.nl 1955 allocution was the larsest ever if more pressing needs exist else- Indirect taxation." ^ provided for support of higher where In t.hp.srhoo!. ••The dog tax, air. J^P ••duration. I The fellowship grants total The fund for higher education $125,000 to assist the postgraduate •'How is fhftt?" '' provides 49 fellowships and 20 re- Uainins of 49 outstanding stu- ••The clog does not have to »i»,| search grants in designated fields dents. Each fellow will receive $1,- pay it." of scientific and allied study. 500 for his personal maintenance Schools are given full responsibility His tuition and fees are also paid • <-•<».«>* for selecting the fel- '•<:*• '-••a

•! ii,J ...„ .. o.., major surgery at Lutheran Memorial Hospital in Newark. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neale iT Get Diplomas WoodbridgeOaks^eW and children, Bobby and Martha 1 Lynn. Adams Street, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. Neale's ^ I At Port Reading GLADYS E. 8CANK I parents, Mr. and Mrs, Warren Wi Lincoln Hlthwar Neale. also at the home of Mrs. ; jj ,.k)RT READING — TwntJ- ME6-I097-J Neale's brother and sister-in-law, f ven pupils received their di- I Mr. and Mrs. John Wlttersetn of i'^mas Tuesday at 1 P. M.. at the —Monday evening guests of Mr. js Irvington. I and Mrs. Alex Cuthbertson of Oak and Lauren of iriual graduation exercises of —Mr.' and Mrs. T,heodore 6toe- J '""inriprt Mr. and Mrs. pel and daughter, Susan, of Henry t :' [B '(irt Reading School to be held in : • »'"mmi home after !;..-il",jie school auditorium. children, S-Mr.5 and Mrs. nan*. «.«.. days a yean ;. \-f,ii The complete program was as Jane H and little granddaughter, Val- Step into a new and wonderful kind •%*llows: George, Ban erie Tirpak, Newark, were Sunday i! -.^Processional. Pomp & Chivalry. way, and Mr. st. of living! live in a climate that you control j'WiV Bennett; The 23rd. Psalm, and Mis. Har- jilvil'graduates; song, "America the'1 old Maul and completely, where no whim of the weather !!^||.'ie»utiful," Graduates; Flag Sa- : children, Glen ' ate, Graduates; Welcome, Anna can spoil your comfort, Blazing heat or darie Seuotto; School Memories,' and Diane, of Graduates; (written by Eight, Iselin. blizzard, rainy vseason or hot, dry spell— Grade Girls). Songs—"The Home- — Mr. and land,1' by Nobel Cain, Graduates; Mrs. Robert ill meet their master in a Servel' Ail-Year :' lavotte by Handel, clarinet solo,

' Lombardi; Presentation of 0. «..—^ - air-conditioned home. Street was . at St. CeeeUas Church DJ ™.,, John M. Wilus, pastor of the daughters of Mr. ana MIS. *.•• —Mi. and MT3. ti.,» ^- I church. The sponsors were Ptul gher, Arthur Plaw, Mr. and Mrs, ,R. Peruzzi and Helen P. 8chmWt. Dowling Plymouth Drive were Robert Von Tirsch. Iselin Park- —The infant son of Mr. and Saturday over-night and Sunday way, and Mr. aj)d Mrs. Robert Mrs. James R. Loar, 56 Reynolds Sikora, George Place, celebrated Street, was christened Michael Jo- parent5i Mr and Mrs Joseph fowling Newark their wedding anniverseries at a seph Loar at 8t. Cecelia's by dinner dance at the Stockholm In Father Wilus. The sponsors wete _Mar'lln mA' lvy logoff 44 Somervllle Wamn stveet announ(;e the birth —Mr. and Mrs. un»u ^ ton. P Mr. and Mrs. Julius T. Shadls, mm RahwW Mem0Tlal H**"1- Th

HOMELIKE \ Film Star (newly married)— Janner" Recessional, "Triumphal" Josepn um,., Sikora. And is this the ancestral home? by Costa. —Mr, and Mrs. Green . Members of the graduating class children, Stewart and Sandy, en —Little Mary Ann and Ger- Bridegroom—It Is, precious. ~ «Mt,™0. victor D'AJesslo, Joyed a motor trip to Mt. Free- aldine Imperiale, daughters of Mr. Film Star—Say it looks mighty ' J—1, Sunday. They,dined at Fains and Mrs. G. M. Imperiale, of familiar. Are you sure I haven't James Place, are spending a vaca- married you before? | tion with their uncle and aunt, 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Staley, Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Staleys were re- cent guests of the Imperlales, and cessful transition in wsu> i.v— have returned home taking the helicopter to conventional t«rward little nieces with them. Mr. Im- fliht Anna Marie Scuotto. periale is in fair condition after sis Servel Gas Air Conditioning

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JUNE Ifi. 1055 ?AGF FXEVEN Griffith Fans 14 to Give Amboy Title Tilt Over Barrons 9 frraltcrolo, Hoyda St James Holy Name, Grammar, CYO League Trophies Awarded ^w^nty fo\ktTri-County Crown I Nt>-Hitters •••^••••••••IHn^ II ••••••• Downn Pert Perth hAmbo Amboy Losv tI^os to Locat to lWai Club , In Junior Circuit In Target Contest By Margin of 6-J CARTER ET—-Wh»n the '1 !•:< >•• Won Lost E—The close rl- •5?orer lnsdlb"s ynur name In 2 0 winch has be:n assoc.ated'Heaven's book. He won't ask, 2 0 i he Township and Perth Am- •vhethtr you won or lost the gam* 1 1 j tmv PI>1;IT Pistol In recent but how you played It." so wltfi the , 0 .IM-S In tl:c Central Jenny P.itol words of the immortal Orarrtland •': a ."iu'ui! iTtin? to a boiling point i Jrs. 0 Hire the Woodbrldge Barrons can , a rui'.sd.-iy aiternucn before ths local BRIDGE — If the first find strain solace after losing a B-8, ' iiirksii'.t'ii flinched the verdict by ?ame to Pertti Auittoy in the finals tivity in the Recreation { close 1.161-1,153 score at the is'-bull league Is nn incli- af the Tri-County foufnamenl, In In Stret" range, Although the.r b?sl was not thin'is to come, the clr- Perth Amboy mid a s'.ljrht eflf^f .,ul |ji' red hot down to the •.nough, N;k Prlsc'oe's boys' ef- fttr nine slisible mt-n had fired "orts were supreme in their .quest .',, Wj||i two HO hit games already ii mi nttfitnpt to qualify for the top nnlid int:i the books. Matt, for their first tourney title. four posit * .1. The rules ,tt,.r(,i(i lit the Service E'.eclii? Perth Amboy was the heavy' that ten shooters"ore permitted to mcis and Ronnie Hoyda. the nvorlte Ifl tlw play-off clash after '. ompete for the top positions ,vnn * Son's star, were the reaching the semi-finals In the vhlch determine the final * tally -keis Ui gain entrance into the Greater Newark tournament las$ • mrl the time deadline to usually 1 Mythical Hull of Fame. week, However, the Barrens coal* 'our o'c'.'o;'k. iMiiiii'-ro-o, the _ strong armed not be- taken lightly after register* With Woofibrldge trailing at niler, wassin>erb during his ing a 13-5 mark for the best st-a- iree o'l-lock, Elmer Krysko nr- iiithin, subduing a good St son's record sin:* 1939. ived at the .range us the tenth Holy Name team by H 9-0' marksman and lost little Both coaches, prlscoe and Steve i ii game played at the Ouk 1 'flip St. James' basketball season mme to a successful eunriiisimi Sunday afternoon by thei presentation nf awards to the dinners In the St. Jumes Holy Name League, (line stepping up to the firing line Salaky, caused the experts to raise their eyebrows In H bewildered 1,.,'t (IlltllHHld. l. / St. James' Grammar School I,e:ieiie, and the C.Y.O.'League. Recipients of the awards and those who made the presentations are piciured above. They are, left to rljht: to puncture the targets for a blis- manner by starting their supposed- Port Reading youtigswr .lames A. Keating, Charles t'.. (irenory with The Independent-Leader trophy; Commltteeman Edward Kath, John Dobos, Rt, James' outstanding player; Gerald E. tering 296 score, which handed the ly second line pitchers, Bill Simon- I in with u perfect exhl- Dalton, William Boylan, president St. James' Holy Name Hociety; Kev. Gustave NaPoleon, Carl Heraog, Brand knight Knights of Columbus; Charles Germain, St. Fran- Township club an eight-point ad- ftiou (if Ditching by setting the sen and Billy Griffith. However, els'; Anthony Hemenna, St. Joseph's; former Mayor August F. Greiner, Sam Semenia, John Papj>, Knights of Columbus. St. Michael's team captain; John J. Krtlla, vantage in the final tabulations. Slmonsen with a 6-1 record would int.s dowiUfln order in each of the Michael Paull, Jr.. and Michael Smisko, St. Michael's The hero of the match accumu- mms he strolled out to the hill, appear to be the logical Wood- lated his total by hitting a perfect bridge choice due to the fact that icd Arty Finn In the first 100 points in the slow fire, 97 In he has never faced the Panthers; but was soon erased at- the time, nnd 09 in the rapid while his teammate. Mike Basarab, ta steal second. Frat- Indians Notch 3-2 Victory Molnar's Topples Stan's 4-1Lichardus Winner Andrew Ludwig and Angelo Zuc- dropped two deelslons to the Am- Vi'lllll-'l 1 I ,-, .strike out total reached caro were in line for runner-up boyans during the regular season. before the conclusion of the In Colonia Tourney Over Browns Without Hithonors by trailing Krysko with On the other hand, Mike Smisko, For 3rd in Row, Loop Lead TEAM STANDINGS sixth, 3-1, on four walks," a hit marks of 293 and 289, respectively Perth Amboy's number one chuck- jiiunnie Gaslorowskl and Bobby American Division batsman and a fielder's choice. Both shooters scored perfect 100 er *ho defeated the Barrons In Team Standings: hird frame, two in the fourth and niiibo were Ihe Hornets' tnaln- COLONIA-The pro - Member W L Pet. The Browns closed the gap, 3-2, in tallies In the rapid fire phase of recent weeks, appeared to be the Won Lost four more In the sixth. tiys at the plate With tWO hUS championship at the Colonia KlwanlsClub 4 0 l.OOD the bottom of the sixth but failed the competition. Al Mraz and choice for a second crack at Wood- Molnars 3 0 DeFederico and Sivack were the Country Club was settled last Sun- John Swallick were the Amboyans in three trips to the plate. Reo Diner ... 2 0 1.000 to balance the score before the bridge. It is difficult to look into Jlggs Tavern 2 0 Railroaders' most effective swlng- day when Babe Lichardus shot a, most effective marksmen with tnie Venerus, St. James' starter, Mauro Motors 1 .600 final out. Salaky's thoughts but maybe he Stan's Bar & Orlll 2 1 rs at the plate with two safe belts two under par 68 to sweep the an- marks of 294 and 291. |as tugged with the mound defeat. C.I.O. 2147 1 .333 An 11-1 victory over the Stew- figured the law of averages were Port Reading Boys Club 1 1 apiece. LaBanco. Iselln's shortstop, nual tournament. Tied fpr Lead Flynn's In Breete. A. F. Grelner 0 .000 art's Red Sox1 swung the Greiner against Smisko and decided to go Knights of Columbus 1 2 gave his batting average a hike by At the present the Woodbrldge [ Flynn & Son of Fords coasted to Lichardus, a pro from Shacka- Stewarts Root Beer 0 .000 Senators into the win column for with Griffith at the last minute. Oalc Tree Drugs , 0' 2 going three for three. club Is tied with New Market for 15-1 triumph over Our Lady of maxon, edged his closest rivals, National Division the first time this season. Bobby Regardless of his reason for the Benny's Tavern 0 3 the league lead with a record of ieaoe behind the outstanding In one other league game, Mol- Fred Baker of Maplewood who James Motors 3 .750 ullo and Richard Deter shared switch, It paid off as Griffith WOODBRIDOE—Molnars made ftlne victories against a single de- btchiim of Hoyda, the former nars went an a hitting spree to fired a 70, and Ed Kringle, repre- P, B. A 2 .667 the pitching duties for the Sena- pitched a terrific game. It three straight In the Recreation feat. little League luminary. blast Oak Tree Drugs by a one- senting the Lincoln Drlylng Wdbge, Lions Club 2 .600 tors and between them sprinkled Strikes Out 14 Senior Softball League by upend- The Township squad returns to Although a walk and a pair of sided 27-2 score. During the fracas Range of Jersey City, who finished Woodbrldge Fire Co. .. 1 .600 our hits over the six-Inning dis- While working from the center action Tuesday afternoon when ors deprived Hoyda of a deserv- the victors collected 23 safeties. with a 71 tally. Knights of Columbus.. 1 .333 tance. The pair of chuckers also of the diamond, Griffith was at 4-1 tally. Ti Bound Brook is slated to move on .sliut out to go'along with his Johnny Dubay led the devasta- Mickey Trainer of the Winged St. Anthony's 1 .250 starred In the batter's box with peak form setting fourteen swing- victors Into first place, a full game to the Main Street range. hitter, he was sharp working ting blasting with five straight Township Country Club and Jack WOODBRIDGE—Odd things are two safeties apiece. ers down by way of third strikes ahead of Jlggs Tavern. WOODBRIDGE (1,161) |ff the rubber fanning 13 batters base knocks, while Red Moore Alexander reaped Pro-member expected to take place in the and spacing six hits over the seven Dodgers Post Win SF TF RF T't'l walking three. Sabo was The game itself was a pitching came through with four. laurels by shooting-a 84 seere.-Plve Woodbridge Little League, but the inning distance. Slmonsen, who got Over in the National Division, E. Krysko 100 97 99 296 ltd with Our Lady of Peace's duel between Molnar's Maynard qther pairs finished close behind Kiwanis Club Indians' 3-2 victory off to a shaky start, was nicked for the P.B.A. Dodgers recorded their A. LudwlR 96 97 100 293 that after toiling through the Winston and Charlie McMahon of With 65's. over the C.I.O. Browns without eight safeties by the Panther Slug- second triumph of the infant cam- A. Zuccaro 94 95 100 289 Bily innings. Stain'* with boUi hurlers giving up Fred Taylor of New Brunswick benefit of a hit is one for the gers. During the tilt he fanned paign by tripping the St. Anthony C. Oliphant 93 B0 100 283 Flynn A: Son's batting stars with , four hits over the seven inning dis- Hopelawn Victors was the most effective golfer books that will be rememb r?d for three batters and walked four. Cubs, 6-4. PERTH AMBOY 11,153) hue safe blows apiece were An- tance. Winston got the nod over among-the members with a 34 on quite some time, especially.by the Woodbrldge appeared to be off1 A. Mraz 97 97 100 294 bnides. Nugy and Krajkovlch. his mound opponent when his the back nine and 41 on the front. unhappy Browns. The triumph en- Jim Cary, who benefited by the and running In the top of the first Over St. Andrew's J. Swallick 96 97 98 291 Earlier in the week the Service teammates followed up a walk and Dick Mulkeen recorded an eagle on abled the Indians to keep tlvjir un- Dodgers' three-run rally in the Inning when they manufactured L. Kuran .... 97 92 97 286 lli-ctric Hornets blasted the Wood- an error hit with two timely hits the 12th hole which is a distance of blemished record intact and re- sixth stanza, was awarded the two runs. Johnny Howell started ' Team Standings J. Egan . 94 93 95 282 •nine Lions to the echoes of a 16-0 to manufacture three runs In the 287 yards. main at the top at the American moqnd conquest. Ron Smith was the enrly uprising by drilling a me behind tire two-hit pitching fourth frame which eventually de- W L The results of the tournament Division. tagged with the Cubs' loss but only sharp single to right field. When after staging a superb individual Hubby Z8mbo. cided the; game. Bob Gtllls and Iselin Sporting Goods 2 0 are listed below: Jimmy Dunda, the Browns' vet- Griffith cut loose with a wild performance. Out on the rubber, he While Zambo was silencing the Johnny Dubay weVe the batters Hopelawn Indians 2 0 Pro-Member Results: e.r,an pitcher Is credited with the Our Lady of Peace pitch. Howell dashed for second fanned fourteen batters out of a ;s bats. Matt Fratterolo, Bob who delivered the all Important Flynn & Son 1 0 Mickey Trainer, Winged no-hitter and the defeat at the base from where he moved over to possible eighteen and in between libo and Vic Oiordar.0 drilled base knocks. St. Andrew's C.Y.O ; r 1 Township same time. It isn't difficult to un- third on Gene Tlmlnski's well ex- he used his bat effectively, club- Club Halts Amboy lut two base knocks apiece. Both Carl Nixon, Stan's aggressive Cyclones 1 1 Jack Alexander 64 derstand how Dunda dropped the ecuted sacrifice. After Basarab bing two singles and a home run went down on strikes. Richie Arch- uerolo and Olordano hit home catcher, was the best swinger on St. James'C.Y.O 0 1 Bill Hilditch, Fairways Driv- decision when a close survey of over the left centerfleld fence. Team Standings deacon drew a free pass to first; uii> in the first inning to spark the field with a pair of singles in Our Lady of Peace 0 1 ing Range the game's statistics shows that W' L One of the big surprises in the then stole second. At this point llu Hornets' five run rally. three jaunts from the bench. Kelner Colts 0 1 Al Comeran 65 during the /six innings he worked South Amboy 5 0 National circuit during the past Beanie Osborne cracked a single Kurley und Wardlow were the Five runs in the first Inning set Avehel Aces 0 2 Ed Kringle. Lincoln Driving from the center of the diamond Our Lndy of Peace, Fords 3 0 week was the Knights of Columbus' over second to score Howell and mis' swingers vyijo hit safely the stage for Jlggs Association's Range he issued free passes to an amaz- South River C.Y.O 2 2 6-5 decision over the previously Archdeacon. u nit; the contest. Steve Ur was 7-5 win over the Oak Tree Drugs WOODBRIDGE — Although the Ben Meir G5 ing total of eleven batters.- Ted's Diner 2 2 undefeated James Motors Olants. The Barrons' lead was short- •ml with tjie pitching setback. in a tussle at Kennedy's Field, Ise- Recreation Intermediate Baseball Andy Lapola, Preakness Jim Covino, the Indians' star Ca Ray Association 1 2 lln. League schedule is still in its in- Hills, C. C. and winning pitcher, came close Lefty Ed Batta walked off with the lived when Perth Amboy came up win after setting 15 Oiants down Melrose Sports Center ... 1 3 with three markers In the bottom Rally Fails fancy, the Hopelawn Indians have Jim Burns 65 to making Little League history Calso •.. 1 3 Ben Yasko, Green Acres when he tossed a one-hitter, which via the strike out route. (Continued on Page 12) The victors followed up their Indicated that they wjll be rough Iselin Rams 0 3 Honmouth Expects opening round rally with two ad- all season after swamping St. An- Driving Range Is Just about as close as any pitchei James Motors hopped trf a com- ditional markers in the second drew's C.Y.O. of Avenel, 11-0, for Dr. J. Roland 65 can come to a no-hitter. The rec- fortable 5-3 lead at the conclusion FORDS — Our Lady of Peace then were blanked the rest of the their second straight triumph. Bill Entwistle. Echo Lake' ords show that two pitchers have of three and one-half minutes of kept its slate clean in the Mid- Record Saturday C. C. never held their opponents hitless play and appeared to be well on way. Oak Tree made It close with Stankoritz went to the mound County Baseball League and re- Stan Miller ' 65 in the same game. their way to another victory. How- a pah- of runs in the third stanza or Hopelawn and turned In a mained within reach of the pace- ( JCEANPORT—Monmouth Park Andy Slkora, Beacon Hills The Browns scored in the third ever, the scrappy Cards battled and three more in the sixth. ilassy four-hitter. While working setting South Amboy prepared for its second record Laurie Slanero 66 inning on a double off the bat of baDO0 Regret Handicap, one of defeat. Bud Geojfhegan, Ctestmont played this season, ihe St. Anthony gave up eight hits, struck out Ing his opponents with seven hits. Ed Samula, Ashebrooke 72 good | forty very good; and fifty * East's major teats for horses Hdpelawn's leading batters dur- C C combine toppled the Lions Club thtee and walked one. Jim Backoff Stan Solty absorbed Iselln's loss. BUI Entwistle, Echo Lake 72 Is perfect. the feminine sex. The six fur- ing the contest were Martin and Hank Buonl 66 Pirates from the unbeaten ranks was charged with CaR&y's set- The Port Reading Boys Club John Farrell, Baltusrol 73 You can call It superstition, ii". sprint has attracted 18 dif- lib, who hit safely on two occa-' Ed Havelka, Essex Hills C. C. by posting a 16-5 triumph. back. - t winners of 28 stakes With broke into the victory column for Al Wargo 66 Bud Geoghegan, Crestmont 73 habit or design, but Stan Hack, ' lons. Aquigltarlo rapped out a Pour Pirate hurlers were clubbed Two big runs In the fifth frame earnings of more than tli- the first time this season w,lth a PROFESSIONALS; Sam Kinder, Plainfield C. C. 73 the Cubs' manager, spends the pair of safe blows for Avenel. for 17 hits, including seven doubles pulled the game out of the fire Bo.ooo. well earned 9-3 decision over the Babe Lichardus, Shackamaxon 68 Mike Trainer, Winged Township 73 first inning on the third base Iselin Knights of Columbus. The Iselin Sports Goods nine and two triples by the Cub swing- for Our Lady of Peace and pro- [Among the stakes, winners of the ked out a close 1-0 verdict over Fred Baker, Maple* Tree 70 Ben Yasko, Green Acres 73 ers.- Little Richie Pislcoll worked ooachlng line and the othei, eight At the conclusion of two innings Ed Kringle, Lincoln Driving Andy Llpola, Preakness Hills 73 vided the local club with Its one- masterminding in the dugout. Juiifll he Kelner Colts In a game which, off the rubber for the Cubs and of play, the KnlghU held a 2-1 ad- run margin. Ray Koperwhat 111 red Vanderbilt's Sometime provided tense excitement from turned in a commendable job, giv- Here's another: The glove that vantage, but Port Reading came on started the rally by reaching first 'lung, winner of the Prioress; Ada inning to inning right up to the FINE AND DANDY - • • • By Alan Maver ing up eight hits, fanning nine Bob Lemon tossed into the air strong to dissolve the close score base on ac error, but was forced Snugger, victress in the final out. and walking five in his initial start after Dusty Rhodes hit his game by punching across two runs in the at second. Lou Borbely singled Direction; Brookmeade's Gand- (.his season. winning home run in the, opener Iselin tallied its winning run In sharply be/ore Johnny Dobos arva, winner of the Betsy Ross; &GDON The rampaging Cubs broke into of the 18&4 World's Series has not he fifth Inning when Jim King torched first on a fielder's choice. bten used by the pitcher since. V. Wh)tneyi's Dispute, who N£WCOMBE the scoring column in every inning At this point Jimmy Lesko Iwlted walked, stole second and dashed except the second with two runs When asked why he threw the |>pped the Golden Anniversary, New Alamo Streak a pitch to center field which all the way home on Lemongelll's OF in the first, four in the third, one glove away, Bob says, "The glove nd Royal Pan, winner of the scored the third run. Ernl« Sablne rounder which skipped, through in the fourth, four In the fifth and cost me abput 120. The home run olunial. then dropped a hit over the In- Richie Pastor at shortstop. five blB anejs In the sixth. probably cost me $5,000," refer- | The famed Mulne Chance Farm Of 5 Wins Broken fleld to send the fourth and de- Mrs. Elizabeth Arden Graham Black Winner ring to the, differences between cisive marker around third base the winners' and losers' shares In jeads the list of nominators to HOPELAWN — After recording Daniel Black, Iselln's starter, to score. copped the mound triumpn after the Series. • • ' Regret with four. They are In- five straight victories, the New New Schedule Adds Sabine was Fords' leading |d Jet and Fusclnator, Also in the the seven-Inning route. Steve Suto no-jhit gaime In 1953 in his received its Initial taste of de- hits, while Lesko and Borbely col- eld Is Evening Out, winner of the was icharged with tlfe defeat^ al- start for the St. Louis Browns, Is feat this week when th^y were To Iselin League lected two apiece, j Yorks and fu.UO Monmouth Oaks here last 1 though he hurled a fine game, teammate of Hugh Radcliffe, taken Into camp by Esflo's Bar Backoff paced the Amboyans of- imltlng Ijhe victors to three base one of the first boilus boys who to the tune of a 5-2 scone. ISEUN—Vlnce Grogan, Direc- fensively by hitting safely.on two ITIie Regret is named for the knocks. • signed with the Chillies for 125,- Stan Pajak, one of the better tor , of the St. Cecelia's Parish Occasions. lined mar" foaled in New Jersey The Woodbrldga Cyclones bal- 000. Can you name where they are twirlerj in the township, went Junior Baseball League, an- Over at Port Reading, Ted's > became the only one of her anced jjthelr record at 1-1 for the playing? ( ) Texas League, (, ) to the mound for Espo and flipped nounced the new schedule for the Diner of Avenel and St. Mary's «ver to win the Kentucky season: by shutting out the Avenel Sally League, i ) Mexican League, a commendable five-hitter, His circuit, which* will, add two new C.Y.O. of South River waged a • 'by U915). mound opponent Joe Kostujt was Ace*, 10-0, behind the three-hit teams at the start of the second ( ) 8enuVPro. |Munmouth Park launched 1U battle which eventually termi- pitching of Bob Kolibas. half, July 1. r 2. Who was the youngest player l|iy meeting lust Saturday be- tagged with the defeat after be- nated In a 7-7 tie. < Kollbas displayed superior form In the major leagues? ( ) Joe record breaking inaugural ing nicked for 13 safeties over the Starting next week, all Monday Star At Plate In the center of the diamond as Nuxhall ( ) Mickey Manlle ( ) uf 24,b»7 fans, who bet *L- sev«n Inning stretch. and Wednesday games will be Sam Vernillo and Joe Salucohio he struck out '14 barters and Bill O'Dell, ( ) Dick Schofleld. j 702, also an opening day rec* After three innings of play, the played at the Parish field, while were Avenel's big guns at the plate walked three for his best effort 3. What major league player previous figures, estab- New Alamo fiad.the better of the Tuesday and Thursday tilts will with two hits apiece, while Bobby of the current season. Avenel's hit a single, double, triple and iM in 1954. were.23,476 and $,1.- action, leading by a Y-0 tally, be switched over to the Henry Kovacs blasted a home run. 8t. mound choice, Robert Wasalek,, home run, in that order, for his but th«. margin was shortlived Street diamond. All games, will Mary's tort batter was Jimmy Ar- was handed the setback, start at six o'clock as usual,; first four hits of tr)t e 1955 season? Itceurd Despite Rain when the Espo batters came to life nott, who delivered a single and The Cyclones' mainstays offen- ( ) Ted Williamss, <| ) Roy Slevers, • new records were set despite in the fourth Inning to diiive home Grogan also stated that fcht 3t. double in three trips to the plate. sively were Bob Lesko, Hill and ( ) Ernie Banks ( Andy Seml- I steady downpour of rain from (our big runs. The victors^ conclud- Cecelia Girls softball (team will At Waters Stadium In Perth Kollbas with two safe blpws nick. |»ly morning hours; but rain ai*d ed their rial production with a occupy the Parish field every Amboy, Calso annexed 1U first apiece, iulak garnered a p»lr of Thursday evening to complete 4. Wno was the first National Clearwater Stable seem to go ningle marker in the sixth. game of the season by defeating "singles 'or the vanquished Aces. their schedule of games. The Saints League, player to hit three home •»d in lmnd. Frank C&praro, Bspo's first the Iselin Bams, 7-5, with a five' are slated to take on the Sacred runs In a game in 1959? ( ) Duke Clewwuter Stable owns Royal aacker, was the most effective run rally in the aeventh Inning. rt Hearts of New Bifunswick tonight Snider, < ) Ted Kluszewski, ( ) . »age, the great Juvenile who batter on th» Hopelawn diamond COMPANY GROWS Ky Jurasko copped the victory, 'lie the winning streak of Royal at six o'clock. Bob Speake, Stan Musial. Wttfo three hit* to four trips to (The one-hitter that Early Wynn while the former Barron chucker, The present standing of teams 5. Han,k Polles, Cleveland |>te to win Monmouth's 930.000 tbt plaM. His teammates ihl of the Indians hurled against the %01-ge Wissing, absorbed the i Stakes in a driving rain on In the St. Cecelia'!) League 1* listed1 catcher, was born on June 10; slcl, RBBKO, Schicker and Pajak Tigers, May 22, was the fifth one- defeat. «ing day of the 1054 season. belpw; Frank Thomas, Pittsburgh out- gave their averages a hike by hitter «t the 1955 season. Other Charlie Kteuan, Hred Mueller M opening day of 1855, " W fielder, on June 11; Mel Parnell, olubblrm two safe blows apiece. one-hitters were pitched by Bob i and Harold Kwnan paced Iselln's im, Clem-water Stable sent out Henry Street Yankees 3 Red Sox pitcher, on June 13, ,and Jot HtrxKf. blaitad a home run for Turley of Uhe YanUai, Bobby fel- [My MS WAS ten-hit attack with two »aft blows Pfter to cop fhe »IS,000 Basil Uelin Brave* .. « Dort Newoomber, Dodgers turner, the New Alamo nine In the sec ler of the Indians, Warren Hacker meLEAdt/e Mgetr apiece. June 14, Can Jdua, name the old- *unport Handicap winning'two ri 9to(& Oaks Cardinals „ I ond Inning. ' of the Cubs and Don Newcomb of est planar In. the group? ( > Hank usecutivci stakes at Monmouth Colonia. Indians ., . I Poland clings to Western drew the Dodgers. Hacker, Incidentally, Folles t ) Prank Thomas i ) Mel tk- year apart. The New Alamo is sheduled to Chain OTHllte Dodgers .. 1 and architecture even after Wn had the foughwt liwk. Th« Ml* tff LM /O , Parnell ( > Don Newcombe. it turn to acttw. tonight at a West Iselin Ql»nts I years within the Soviet Union or rtN* with the Friendly In* afittut him «nne HJEMMT one PittcH-/iiTTItt$PUT/. |ttiittd»'s exports In April row was out in the ninth Inning. oak Trtw Vm% -<,- ,. 0 on Next I -yey w k t*p for tlw PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 INDEPENDENT-LEA-.:,,,

GruduntP Doctor of Medicine Colonia Man Accepted Gets Science Degree Metuchen Phone Rosary Outlines SEWAREN NOTES Ry Galfaudet College COLONIA—Russell H. Lorch, Directory Ready Social Aclixi 499 West Avenue he apartment on the second floor Colonla, a member of this year's By Mn. Percy Auiten if the Parish House of St. John's KrudtifttlrtR class of the New Jer- WOODBRIDGE—Next Thurs- Si>warrn Church on Cliff Road. Mr. Bird sey School for the Deaf, has been (lay. New Jersey Bell Telephone UvttW's during the sun,;. —Mr. and Mrs. Jerome C, Cup- has accepted the position of Sex- accepted for admission to Oal- CTimv.inny will begin distribution of mnde at the closlnx t»> p*a, Montclair and Mr. and Mrs. 'on of the church properties. iRiidrt College, Washington, D.C. ,i specini local telephone directory he Rosary Society !,, , William Clarkson. Brcmxvllle. NY. —Dr. Frederick Sell, Rahway, Gallaudet College, the o"'v for the Metuchen exchange nica. Andrew's Church hall.' recent ms the guest of Mr and Mrs. Jo- college, for the deaf In the world, Tlie new directory is to be used The school picnics \<; • of Mr. •»nh Thomson, Cliff Road, last admits only 100 students each \ftcr 11 P M. Snturtiay, July 2. June 20 and .July n on ; nnrl Mrs. Jo- Sunday. year. More than 300 took tne •.hen MEtuchcn 6 muniwl tele- •rminds. aceordlnR tn seph Thomson. --in* fourth and fifth grades of entrance examinations. phone* are scheduled to change loiinci'mrnt tnadr by < Cliff Road. ,he Smreri School vjsitcd the Mr. Lorch, a three-sport ath- ivn I.o din) service with the wv. nan, Mrs. llnrry •Joii..., - The buses, ibrary and museum and Public lete at New Jersey School for •'telephone nnmes"—Liberty 8 and Mrs. Williiim Hitehu, which will carry Service Gas and Electric Company the Deaf, hopes to become a '•ivmr.linns ch:iirnian. ,, t lie members of Building in Newarl coach. Because of the complete number nyonr wishing t.;i dun.1. the Church —Mr. arid Mrs. Harry O'Connor, | :hnn«e occasioned by the intro- ;ir the nltur, .should School of St. 3road Street, visited Miss Edith TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS |i ductinn of the new de'sisnntions •nivirments thrmmh h,-t .John's Church Terry, Passalc, recently. WOODBRIDGE—Two Township [he. July 1955 Metuchen director Mrs. Richard Pry':-. i.o their annual —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffey. csidents received degrees yester- will be distributed to all customers elcomid N'rs, Flunk K picnic at As- Chicago, are parents of a dauith- 'ay from the University of Penn- n Metuchen. Perth Amboy, Wood- tjtry Turk mid Ocean Grove, will er, Carolyn Donoghue, born on y!vania, Philadelphia. ' bridge, and to some customers in be In from of tho church next nd Mrs. John Up,n.,, /ay 31. In St. flukes Hospital, Chi- The Bachelor of Science Degree other nenrby areas.The Initial die- Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock. .nembers. cago. Mrs. Coffey is the former n EconjjjtftfsTwas awarded to Wll- ROBERT NIF.R ributlon will come to approxi- UOBKRT I CASEY —Mr. IInd Mrs. William Bird, Helen Clark, Cliff Road. LOWELL O. McLELBAN iam Cf. Falkenstern, 836 Wood- AVENEL—Mr. Nler, son of Mr. Jfrs. James Comff ,. mately 48,000 copies. , WOOI)BRIUf}f: -- Rob»rt .1. now of Old Road, will move Into —The following boys and girls irldge Avenue,- Averiel and the de- and Mrs. Carl Nier,, 613 Wood- wilt of $536 on the sji- WOODBRIDGE •- Lowell In addition to the 10,000 listing Casey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- from, Sewa.ren were Kretiuatod ;ree,of Doctor of Veteriria^y Medi- bridge Avenue. rccrlv*d a Bach- pet.- Mrs. Leon KiUkn O. MeLellnn. son of Dr. and in the alphabetical section which win W. Casoy. 181 Rowland from School No. 11 at exercises lne was given to William H. elor of Scierice degree front lamed chairman of ;\ „. Mrs- Roy D. McLellan, Lillian have been changed, there are nu- Place, rrrelvrrt the degree of Griffith Fans 14 held In the auditorium of the Terrance, received the degree of Ihodes, 176 Green Street, 'Wood- MaryviUe. The Avenel nun Mrs, John Muhon » nidge. merous other listing chanups, dis- Bachelor of Science in Econ- lialrman of a pmisi, KH,, Woodbridge High School, last Doctor of Medicine from Cor- majored in physics and plans to connections, and new customers. (Continued from Sports Page) Tuesday afternoon; William Aus- omics with a major in pre- eld October 20 and \u of the first to forge ahead, 3-2. Joe nell University Medical College enter atomic research. Because of this great number ten, Joseph Boris, Andrew Butkow- 5TEVENS GRADUATE law from the School of Com- •udwlg will be in ,-im, ., yesterday, at commencement if changes, the telephone company Miller, the first Batter, slammed ^ky, William Christophersen, Rob- AVENEL—The degree of Mech- He was a member of Alpha merce and Finance of. Vyja- o the Cenacle Cmnvr.: exercises held In New York. He suggests that all lists of personal a single past Osborn'e at third to ert Kuzma, Richard Molte, Rich- inlcal Engineer was awarded to Sigma fraternity and a. member nova University. ^ )ew Brunswick. Prpin,,;, received the bachelor of science of the tennis team. numbers be checked aftnlnst the get on before Don Kornesk! belted ard Rockosi, David Sloan and Ufred W. Lelthner, 25 Madison A graduate of St. Mary's Mrs, John Olz.ik ,m i degree from Rutgers University July 1985 Metuchen directory, in a home run which sailed over Chris Zehrer. Also the Misses Pru- \venue, Avenel, Saturday at the "ph Canaley wen- u.n:>. with highest honors In 1951, and ordtr'to avoid delay following the High School. Perth Amboy. Johnny ShallockYhead In center- cia Buscell, Marianne Bloom, •ommencement exercises of Ste- IUST A CUT-UP !>ecial pHw. Mrs Cl;«r|i graduated from the Woodbridge dial changeover. Class Of 1951. Mr. Casey was fWld. Newman also found Simon- Caroline Bobek, Marie Patskanlck, ens Institute of Technology, Ho- nd her band wirr High School at the first rank- Insurance Man—"Have you ever .a member of the Industrial Re- ni Ben's deliveries to his liking as he Lois Smith. Theresa Snyder and »ken. l 'ospltality. Meetings •,.. Ipft student In 1947. iad appendicitis?" lations Club. International Re- propelled a three-ply wallop to Gertrude Surick. Two Stanford University econ- umed in 'Septembr, Prospect—"Well, I was operated lations Club, president of the ewitti. Qriffith brought Newman Or. McLellan IB a member of The opposition to pay-to-see omists, appraising industrializa- m one time, but I have never Intramural Athletic Council In from third by> executing the; Phi Beta Kappa and of Alpha '«levlsiol\ Is besinnlng to make Its tion in Asia, have found that free ENDURANCE josltlon felt before the Federal been quite sufe whether It was ap- India Is running ahend (if Commu- and chairman of Senior Fa- April dividends. 1' squeeze play. Omega Alpha, honorary medi- Communications Commission. pendicitis or just vulgar curiosity." nist China In that respect. ther's Day at Villanova. ilgher than in \m Perth Amboy Increased its mar- He—Do you think kissing Is un- cal society. He will *rve his gin to a 4-2 count with another healthy? Internship at the Mary Imogene run in the second. A walk,, a sacri- She—I really don't know. I've Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown fite, A fieldertt choice and another never been— New York. nft by Korneski jammed the bases He—What? Never been kissed? before Newman set the stage for She —No. I've never been 111 The Senate, following the House Ken Maluszewski to dash home after it. frem third with a fly to' center- move to recover windfalls to busi- field. nesses of $1,000,000,000 or more Draws Up Close Soviet farm workers have been passed a bill, retroactive to Jan. 1, PrlBcoe's club got back Into the planting corn, but heavy penalties 1954, repealing provisions of last ball game in the fifth with an- are Imposed on those who plant year's tax law that had made other run to make it close at 4-3, ,he corn Improperly. windfalls possible. The inning started out in dismal fashion when Simonsen and Howell trekked back to the bench ajter viewing third strikes, How- Gifts That ever, Timlnski kept the Barrons' hones alive by singling to left. Basarab then drove a resounding will rate three-bagger to centerfield to score Timlnski. The rally died when Osborne Hied out after Arch- "TOPS with POPS" (Jeacon had walked. The Panthers put the game and championship under lock and key MEN'S TOILETRIES with a pair of additional runs in the sixth. Miller, the first swinger, dlrew a walk; then stole second. OLD SPICE . i $2.75 Silver Star Shaving Set— Korneski also walked. At this point Brushless Shaving Cream and ^ | j _ $ -t ,95 Newman slammed a hit past Arch- B a( es After Shave Lotion deaaon at first which brought Mil- Instant Lather ler around to home plate. Walt Ry- SPECIAL OFFER! b*ck, after three hitless attempts, 1.65 PLUS TAX KING'S MEN $ "I .25 drove a single to left that tallied DEODERANT A Korneski with the final run of the game and the scholastic season OTHER OLD SPICE SETS Reg. Size and Refill — $2.50 Val. locally. LENTHERIC ?O.50 WOODBRIDGE (3) ' From $2 to 5.95 3 MUSKETEJERS " Ab R H Rubberset Si Eveready I .00 Howell, 2b 4 1 1 SHAVE BRUSHES L dp Ttminski. ss 3 1 1 95 SPECIAL OFFER! 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1. On an Athens, Ga. semi-pro tea mi 2. Joe Nuxhall, pitcher with FOR EACH MEMBER the Cincinnati Redlegs. He broke In the majors with the Reds back OF YOUR FAMILY in 1944 as a 15-year-old. 3. Ted Williams In his first three games. 4. Duke Snider of the Dodgers on June 1st against the Braves Parents! 5. Polles and Thomas were bam X-Rays Have you put off getting 1m 1928, Parnell in 1982 and New- $ombe In 1926, Parnell, who will be 33, is the greybeard of the Iron Lung jjroup. POLIO ONE CHARGE TOO MANY Ambulance OMAHA, Nab.—After running bis car into a ditch on a country Doctor Bilk Wad, Edward E. Kepfle, 23, start- We redesign the refinery every day!" ed walking lor help, He had. ONE PREMIUM walked a mile when deputy sher- Hospital Bills iffs, seeking the owner of the Ed Rightmire, 501 Woodbridge Ave.( Avenel, N. J. i*m) wrecked car, caught up with him. Bill Snyder, 66 Post BoulavarrJ, Carteret, N. J. they handed Kepfle a ticket, In- Transportation Only $10.00 crlKlinu a charge- of leaving the wjene of a propertyid.am.age acci- automatically covers "ftere at The California Oil Company Refinery engineers and lab dent. However, police said that Nurse Services was going too far and ttepfle was techni^ans like Bill and myself put our heads together and figure only charged with driving with no Entire Family for 2 Years driver's license. Transfusions out refining problems every day," aaya Ed RightrrureX'Triie," says For further Information, mall this circular with your NAME Bill Snyder, "because making the finest petroleum products in- AGE BEGINS AT 707 Drugs - Medicines AND ADDRESS AND THE volvw designing new machinery and devising new LOS ANQEUCS. Calif,—Accord- NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN ing to Dr. J. Harold Sheldon TfOUR FAMILY TO BE COV- techniques. 1 think we can Bay we'redesign the physician of Birmingham, Eng- Braces - Crutches ERED, to the address given refinery on this drawing board, five days a week!" land, "the inexorable weakening below or call IJie number listed processes of old aye don't usually belot?. until the age of 70." !"-~WTODA* " i OAK TREE YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR ... THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY DENVER, Col,JWhlle' Witling ! # house bluze. fireman law a red ;z. • • ! INSURANCE AGENCY km in one of the bednpow and M CA l m ' doused it with vater. Fhone ! W» '* „. tl, p,mHv l\ ?« W^lhtygtoti Avenue, i/>^hm |low didn't disappear and ""• m family >• I Cftftefet di&coveri>d It ww a bed i with a red ; I PAGE THIRTEEN INDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY Conference Held duration Subject Better Schools Unit Fords and Keasbey Schools Hold Graduation Exercises Asks Functional Schools By Wolhen's Clubs (){Lions Meeting FORDS—The Better Schools Association met In the h<$me of FORD8—The Woman's Club of Fords wa» host to n conference m The Fords Lions Club Mrs. Irving Kahree, 41 Liberty of the presidents and district , ,»w Restnurnnt with Street. > rhairmen of the Third District of "' '" ,,.;,.j ky presid'ng. The Following a discussion for llVS i he New Jersey State Federation ''! rtrtited to educa- functional schools, a resolution was passed to send a letter to of Women's Clubs. The meeting J the town committee and Boftrd was held In the library with Mrs. F\Vllll)m Nork. John Rebeck aeor c KoValc of Education, stating the asso- Arthur A. Overgaard of Ford< , Vnn.srvitch. - Third District, vice president, pie- , , ,f.iytte Livingston, whose ciation Is Ir favor of functional Mdtnu. !,i.,'n werf Graduating, told of schools. ",',,„„. plans nnrl hopes of their Mrs. Kahree reported that Mrs, Ralph Doubleday of; Mill* < ,|.,,, prncrnm chulrmtn Liv- 350 books were "collected (or the burn, treasurer of the stat*'fed-,. k ,.•„,! mtrnriiired Kenneth An- township libraries In the recent eration, explained the financial .„ ., senior Ht RuUers, and drive It was voted1 to suspend set-up. Mrs. Joseph Walsh of „',.,• Mnlnnr. n Junior at Rut- meetings for the summer Avon, state chairman of civics and I- ,v both spoke briefly on months. However, a delegation legislation,, spoke of the plans of „.,„•!; tln'V hope to do In the will be sent to the Board ol her department. She Introduced Education meetings. Mrs. Johrl Papp, Jr . of Perth Am- . tl,: bny. a member of her (ommiure. ,. .,,,1, Oiimhach reported on a Federation dates and projects ,,ful pupcr drive In May and Mrs. Pdesky Hostess were dlftcuued. • ,ilv commended the .work The following district chairmen • wllllRm West For Daughter, Mkhelt w»w M°°R- " spoke of the work of their depart- ' I, reported on the money ments: Mrs. Peter A. Reid. Mat.i- ,fi tmin the sale of scrap. FORDS — Mlchele Helene Pel "i,.^m stnted that a prize will !sky, daughter of Mrs, Hcle wan, art; Mrs. Harry Hill, Inter- lakcn, literature; Mrs. Edsar ;.' ,,i in :i Fords School student PelcBky, was given a party i l .l1,,.i,il excellency. honor of her graduation from kin Penrce, Point Pleasant, public wel- dergarten at Our Lady of Peac fare; Mrs. William Beck. New !•: • Church. Above are members of the rtchth eradc ;it Krasltoy School who received thrir diplomas yesterday morning nl exorcises held In Woodbridsi' Ilish SCIUMII Auditorium. Brunswick, college committee; '}'• •• IOKK I.F..WE9 SON \ ,1-' Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joh Below are members of the ernduutitm class of Fords Kcliool 7 who lieht their loinmitucnicnt piiicrain yesterday afternoon in Fords School II Auditorium. Mrs. James Compton. Perth Am- I ].•, in i >s Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bonalsky and children, Jan, Judy boy. proRrum assistance; Mrs, • ! A:.r i ,1.;;., 102 Hamilton Avenue and Jane; Mr. and Mrs. John Sal- Vane Benman, East Brunswick, 1 mis of a son born In akl and daughter, Barbara Joan; publicity. '• .i| Amhoy General Hos- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Uchrln, Jr., Presidents attending were: Mrs, xi •• and Mis. Mary 8MakiKof Fords; Pcicy Kftchnn. Asbury Park; Mrs. Joseph Haklar and daughter, Mrs, Harold Wilson. Avenel; Mrs. Li\ll ATION SATURDAY Joyce, of Woodbrldge. Oporue Watson. Avon: Mrs. Oscar Teske, Bclmar: Mrs. Harold Son- itni) .' IM-'I AWN—Joint installation THEATRE PARTY nichsen. Cranbury; Mrs. James rn,,; I i •,-, ,s (if the Hop°l«wn Me me- 1 FORDS—The PTA of St. John's Qunckenbush. Clara B.irton of ,1 l>nst, 1352. V.F.W., and it! ; N,. .Episcopal Church will attend a Edison; Mrs. Charles Auer. East ;,,i\ will br held Saturday In theatre party In MUlburn, June 21. Brunswick; Mrs. Claude Pitten- i. J, i'r.KHiiinrtcrs. •111 Kcr, Farmlnsdale FortniRhtly Club; Mrs. Frank Lfllrd. Freehold; Mrs. Walter Shultlse. Highland Park, Mrs. John Cwielako, Iselin; Mrs. st Daniel Barnett, Kevport Literary^ IM Club; Mrs. David Watson, Lau- nd: rence Harbor; Mrs. John Joyce, KAY CLOTHES ll.v Long Branch; Mrs. Charles Ba- "S. shew, Metuchen Borough Im- Cn provement League; Mrs. Millie la; 200 Smith Street, Perth Amboy Quackenboss. New Brunswick; iai Mrs. Frederick Strom. Ocean Grove; Mrs. Walter Reilley, Perth Amboy; Mrs. W. A. Fredericks, Going Oat For Cash!! Point Pleasant; Mrs. George Weis, Hed Bank; Mrs. Henry Freeman. Sea Girt Community Club; Mrs. Donald Beam, South Amboy: Mrs. Norbert Jost, WoodbridRe; Mrs. ; I Nicholas Elko, Fords. SEUJNGOUT Federation secretaries of the above clubs were also present. Mrs. George Molnar, ledevation secretary and corresponding sec- Awards Presented 1 Graduation Slated Tonight retary of Fords Club, was in Miss Joan Wilma Nielsen charge of registration. Mrs. Otto At Lions Dinner Kowang furnished the decora- $100,000 STOCK! At Fords Parochial School tions. Mrs. Oswald A. Nebel, third Bride of Wendell A. Smith :ird Strako, Coarse Solovny, Mary FORDS—The Fords Lions Club FORDS—Commencement exer- district secretary and secretary of Ann Tamsios, Gary Terebush, FORDS—Miss Joan Wilma Niel- Pa. Her husband, was graduated installed Clifford Dunham presi- cises will be held tonight at 7:30 the local club, read the club from Haddonfield High School and Joan Tomralk, Steven Vagrin, sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jo- dent at a ladies' night program P. M. in Our Lady of Peace School. prayer. CLOTHES for Johns Hopkins University, class of Elizabeth Yager, Mary Jane Yager hannes Nielsen, 46 Grant Avenue, held at Oak Hills Manor. Graduates are: Carol Alena,. Mrs, Mary Larson, hospitality 1951. He attended the University became the bride of Wendell At- With State Secretary Edward William Allen, Carol Angelltus, and Adcle Zoldi. chairman, served refreshments, of Michigan Law School. He is a kins Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patten acting as toastmaster, Patricia Balabas, Thelma Barlow, assisted by the following members second lieutenant, in the U. S. Men and Young Men Louis Wendell Smith, Lakewood. second Claude Harkins, district governor, Ronald Benyak, Catherine Bon- of the eXKUtlve board of the host Ohio, in St. Stephen's Danish Lu- Army, installed the following new of- czek, Roseanne Borachowski, Al- Hopelawn Girl club: Mrs, Elko, Mrs. Elsa Rosen- !Nr»r or Below WHOLESALE theran Church, Perth Amboy. The flcers: berta Brl]a, Dennis Borai. John blum, Mrs. Joseph Fedor. Mrs. double-ring ceremony was per- Receives Diploma Lafayette W. Livingston, first Brzychcy, Prances Carmondy, Jo- Andrew Anderson, Mrs. James formed by Rev. K. Kirkegaard- vice president; William Nork, sec- seph Cahpinskl, Ronald Chris, Is Church Bride Clement, Mrs. Kownng and Mis. Limited Time Only! Jensen. ond vice president; Jacob Boerer, Ronald Cyrus, Joelle Estok, Mar- Molnar. The bride, Riven In marriage by third vice president; Dr. Eric Holt, garet Finer. HOPELAWN — Miss Florence Cuiripltte Slock Of her father, wore an ankle-length secretary; Martin May, treasurer; Also, Susan Fortunate Robert Frances Paris, daughter of Charles gown of silk ehantung and Chan- Charles Tarr, tail twister; Louis Gates, Betty Oreer, Judith Hom- Paris, 40 Loretta Street, and the Spievak-McQister ttlly tace with a shantung cummer- Cyktorrvwnr , linlion tamerrnmer-; trusteetrusteess, An- sack**"=*,. Jame«»»'«s Jablonskl"-•"- , Yvonne late Mrs. Victoria Paris, was mar- bund and short scalloped sleeves. YEAR ROUND and NEW SUMMER SUITS ? \,M i«S£rDambach Max Jugan, Stephen Jupinka, Gerald I ried t0 John Sup, Jr., son of John ~ " "• is Held A Swedish crown of pearls held Tt Karychki, Richard Kayla, Joan 8up, 311 Leon Avenue, Perth Am- Formerly to $55 her shoulder length veil in place 95 and she carried a bouquet'of white FORD8 — Our Lady of Peace " Many With'Tt»i Tints carnations and pale blue baby's Church was the setting for the to the women Now Priced at Low as breath, Alice (O'Connor, John Onder, Gary wicz. marriage of Miss June McClister, present. •• daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward *24 The matron of honor was Mrs. icci, Robert runanPuhan.. The bride was given in marriage Mayor and Mrs. James J. Plynn, McClister, 939 Amboy Avenue, to Douglas A. Leigh, Fords. Miss Perth Amboy, and Mayor and Mrs. Also, Martha Roman, Carolyn by her father. Mrs. Ida Sup, Perth Joseph W. Splevak, son of Mr. and Hand-Tailored, Imported Theresa M. Wlnkler of Allentown, PertHugh AmboyB, Qulgley, and Mayo, Woodbridger and Mrs., Rossi, Joseph Sedivy, Francis Amboy, sister-in-law of the bride- Pa., was the bridesmaid. were introduced by program chair- Sherayko* Barbara Smoyak, Rich- groom, attended the bride as mat- Mrk. Joseph Spievak, 110 Fifth Street, The double-ring ceremony Donald E. Duncan, M&rlton, »„ 1 _nn),=,,t — . ron of honor while Miss Danetta SUITS "",*;"" NOW $65 served as best man. Ushers were man Boerer. As guest speakers, Toth, Carteret, was bridesmaid. was performed Saturday afternoon Frederick W. Wentker, Jr., Had- both mayors commended the , Leon Sup, Perth Amboy, brother by Rev. John E. Grimes, pastor. donfU-ld, Douglas A. Leigh, Fords, Fords Lions Club for its commu- Deg:ee Awarded I of the bridegroom, served as best The bride, given in marriage by .00% ALL WOOL and H. Edwin Semler, Hagerstown, nity spirit and cooperation in af- man, The usher was Rocco De Ca- her father, wore a bridal gown of . Formerly Md. fairs conducted by the community. volo, PiscatAway. Swiss organdy over satin with fit- After a honeymoon at Sea Island, " After a brief talk by Dunham, JohnHutchins The coupJe will reside at the ted bodice and bouffant skirt in Ga., the couple will reside in the pins for perfect one-year attend- Perth Arnboy address on return three tiers. Her fingertip veil of ti_ J illusion was arranged from a cor- Camellia Apartment, 73 Matheson ancaiiL-emicwwi,e were presente™d ujbyr „„„Edwar„ d J. TROY. N. Y.—John R, Hutchins, from a wedding trip to Niagara onet and she carried a bouquet of Sport Coats S LVMAN O'NEILL Walder, international, counselor, nii son Of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Palls and Canada. • Road, Columbus, Ga. white roses and carnations cen- ' Mrs. Smith Is a graduate of to Charles Alexander, Harold Hutchins, Jr., 19 Fifth Street, The bride attended Woodbridge PENNINGTON — Lyman tered with an orchid. Woodbvidge High School, class of Backus, William Balabas, Boerer, Fords, was among approximately Township Schools and is employed (iAUARDINK O'NeiU, son of Mrs. J. W. Le Miss Carol McClister was maid Formerly 1951. and recelced her bachelor of 580 students who received degrees at tr(e Radio Corporation of Am- Lawrance Krause, Joseph Dam- of honor for her sister. The brides- science degree in home economics Long, 522 New Brunswick Ave- at Rensselacr Polytechnic Insti- erica; in Avenel. The bridegroom nue, Fords, received bis diploma bach, David and Morris Deutsch, maids were Miss Nancy Payti, To $8.95 from Albright College, Reading, Clifford and Willard Dunham, tute's 149th commencement Fri- attended Perth Amboy schools and at the 117th Commencement of day. He received the degree of is employeepy d at the Syncro Machine Keasbey, and Miss Bernice NOW the Penning to n School on Sat- John Egan, Charles i Smoyak. Fords. SLACKS Joseph Greiner, Edward bachelor of science in physics. Shop, Perth Amboy. urday. Mr. Hutchins. a member of R.S. Stanley Ptsarczyk, Astoria. L. I.. VFW Unit Plans O'Neill attended FennlnKton Dr. Holt, Robert Lehmani served as' best man. The ushers E!,, fraternity, hahas beeueen a memucimember. ^...j, ., for three years during which he Lopes, An,ton Lund, Marfyi May, ABB1V were Robert Spievak, brother of of Alptuf Phi Omega, boy scout N™ ARKIVAL I . was active in campus affairs, Alek Melk'o, Chris Miller'/Robert fraternity, Pi Delta Epellon, honor- FPRDS — Mr- ^ Mrb. Jol>n the bridegroom, and Robert Hoff- FATHER'S DAY WEEK-END SPECIALS Theatre Party - • • . Berker.1174 Corey Street, 'are the singing with the Glee Club, a MiAvancy, Hork, Pavlovsky, Paul ary fraternity for collegiate Jour- —~—-.i,------man, Perth Amboy. member of the Lowell Society, Perm, Adolph Quadt, Walter Ras- nallim. the Interfraternlty Coun- Parents bf a daughter born in the Mrs. Spievak, a graduate of St. 2 Terrific Ciift Bargain*!! HOPELAWN — Mrs. Elizabeth - • .....,._ ,,„. ,—„,.„„„ ^ Perth Amboy General Hospital. playing roles in bofti Junior and mussen, John Rebeck, Calr Rei- cil, the White Key, honorary cn Mejry's High School, Pirth Amboy, Skalla wtis welcomed irjito meip- Senior plays. In hit junior year, tenbach, Fred Solqw|insky, Edward Is employed at the Veaczia Beauty bership of the Ladies' Auxiliary 'Of ciety. He also received rijcognltion h? was awarded the Sherman G. Stqrn, Carl Sundc|ulst, Charles DAUGHTER IS BORN Supply. Perth Amboy. Her husband Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, in "Who's Who in American Col- Pftt Prize for the student whose TalT, Michael Valocln, Louis was graduated from Perth Amboy VFW, at a meetlgss^dfld in post leges and Universities." FORDS—Mr. and ikrs. Emery work Indicated the most notice- Watts, William Westlake, Jr., and Kish, 224 New Street, are the par- High School and is employ?:! at headquarters.! able Improvement for the year, Anthony Zenickl. ents of a daughter born in the Vie Witting Machine & Tool Com- Zipper Jackets $3.99 Plans were completed for the and this year was associate edi- Carl Moran, international coun HOSTESS TO CLUB Perth Amboy General Hospital. pany, Woqdbrldee. joint installation of officers Satur- Recularlv Sell for $895 V^ tor of the year book, The Pense- selor, pr&seuted flve-year perfect FORDS—Mrs. Dorothy Budzek, Regularly Sell for $8£ day in post headquarters. A bus man. O'Neill Intends to continue attendance awards to EUold, Mil- New Brunswick Avenue, was hos- I'ink, Charcoal, Tan in All Sixes trip to attend a theatre perform- his studies by entering Gettys- ler, Tarr, Morris and David tess to members of,the Dun-Bar ance in Millbum, July 27, was burg (Pa.) College next fall, Club ut a meeting held in her ; Deutsch, Rasmussen ahd Alex MUSIC MEANS planned. Mrs. Allce Domejka and home. Movies taken by Mrs. Ann Melko, while a perfect 15-year Mrs. Emily Westlake were guests. IT'S A GIRL Onody'und Mrs. Betty DiMeglio on attedance award "was given Mul A Lifetime of Joy A social followed Jwith Mrs FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Michael their trip t<> Washington, D. c., Vaney by Paul Cronce, an Inter Sport Shirts Helen Hornyak and Mrs., Hejen Pospollta, 35 Jenaen Avenue, are were showily The dark horse pme for Your Girl or Boy national counselor. ! F Fullerton as poite^ses. Mrs. Bev- the parents of a daughter born was won ^>y MI S. DiMeglio. All Popular Colors in Short ijnd Lotig Sleeves Joseph Dambach, paper drive Enroll Now For erly Poyssickiwon the dark horse in the Perth Amboy Oencral chairman, presented the following prize. Hospital. for $ <0 awards to member's participating SUMMER ACCORDION LESSONS ADDITION TO FAMILY in at least leigty paper drives Weekend Special! Air-Condittoned Studios Special!! 2 5 ° HOPELAWN - Mr. and Mrs Robert, Reirrtan, Westlake, Mul William Wykes, 102 Howard v&ney,y,, Llvihgstonlg . Krajiae, q STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Street, are the parents of a daugn quiatd Pann, Jens Jessen, Rasmus Dr. H. M. Zalewski I'KU VIK |,tsS(INS-liUi-iii«U(mal. Modern OPEN FRIDAY IMl 930 P. M. • t'er bow in the Perth Amboy Gen sen, Balabas, Nork, Rebeck, Pav 3 Dozen for $1 jnsl (lajbli'al, U«gliiiier:> and Advanced lovsky and John Dmyl^ouse. 21-ul Hospital. Fjee Delivery - WO H»^« Qptometriit Artnouncement was made of the Learn to I'lay the Accordion state convention to be Held todny iiie Mvdern Easy Way •through Saturday and the inter- NO ACCORDION TO BUY PERTH AMMOVS EYES EXAMINED tiayonRl convention from June 22 JERSEY EGG NEST OLDEST ESTAB- HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE through 2ji, bo'tl) in Atlantic City. Open Friday and Saturday Only EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER LISHED ACCORDION 237 PERSHINQ AVENUE Danclig followed the program, 357 State St.-VA-ti-1290—Perth Amboy CENTEK arranged by Lund, with the assist- 405 PKARIi STREET .. cation has started a review of its ori- Taxpayers Association. "However, a high ernment. What mustV going on pllshed with such u ;.,„., In the higher echelons!' ' as w&s'appropriated.' ginal estimates of school construction costs regard for the principles embodied in the An Observant Woodbrldge Declaration of Independence, the Consti- Taxpayer.' Another Item In ,- as a result of the recommendation by the with this. The use of >.','.j Planning Board that this aggregate be tution and the American system of free , S3 Semel Avenue sonnel to evaluate him:, reduced from $11,600,000 to $8,500,000. enterprise — objectives of the teachings he Uelin, N. J. property as suggested ,,, has received in civics and government June 10, 1955 lead to abuses. It do- J It is the belief of the Planning Board Editor very much imagination ', that adequate schooi buildings can be pro- ' classes—wi)l provide valuable equipment. Independent-Leader . Why this arrangement ,>. posed, There can be ,„' vided far a figure between $22,000 and $25,- This should help the citizen to study thor- Oreen Street • A Woodbrldge, N. J. outcome of usinn p,,,' 000 per room, as compared with- something oughly and weigh the great complexities Dear Sir: appointed appraisers n, o\tr 836.000 per room which ia the eort of and controversies of his government of the On Memorial Day, as a par- Is the INS will win ,,, future—and to produce the best answers ticipant in parades in two dif- OUTS will lose, such .1 •] the new Iselin school. The task, as we see ferent sections of our township, ts a clever and vn. >, it. is to ootain a functional school design for America." one could not help but notice the political weapon to o.., party because the actu,:.' which will meet the requirements of the absence of display of our Na- tional Flag. leaders have made it i;-; State and relieve the growing intolerable Avoid High Blood Pretture It was quite a disheartening Woodbrldce is no ;,,. conditions which presently exist in our occurrence, as our townspeople small town. Woor-•• hailed before the division dur- we suggest that all readers make an at- professional or other outside ac- ceived by him. . icctlun. Obvluusly your nulomoblle insurance should be 1:; tivity or interest which inter- ing the period for permitting tempt to, eliminate worry, fretting and However, he explained, because proper shape 10 mmrd agulnst- all hazardi. Also. «« beliiir l.Um of 1955 feres with, hampers or impairs brawls on their premises. judges cannot run to the news- * you should curry a Personal Effects Pollry to covsr in- anger, because, after all, when one views the Independence of his judgment papers with their side of the * or theft. Other type« of accidents will also Justify SHIM- i Finding the best solutions to the myriad ON THE FARM:—Rural slums' human life on the eternal scale, the minor in the full and proper discharge story, they are at a distinct dis- thought Mny we be of service? * problems of government will be among the of his duties In the public in- have become a large headache for advantage. Therefore, he said, most important responsibilities facing aggravations and torments of this human terest." states the Waddington New Jersey State officials prin- all citizens of the New Jersey Friendly Service—As Near As Your Phone life are not worfo the disturbances that $o bill. "No State officer or employee cipally because the problem seems court system should be based on members oi the Class of '55, shall use his office or position to to be beyond the scope of both facts and not fancy. Occupied heretofore with the problems many of us allow them to create in our secure unwarranted exemptions local boards of health and State The New Jersey Supreme Court daily lives. or privileges for himself or others. agencies. plans to recess tor the summer of school life, many students will now feel 'No State officer or employee John O. Scholl, Secretary of on June 27 until early in Sep- STERN 4 DRAGOSET shall engage in any transaction the State Migrant Labor Bureau, tember. By that time it will as agent for or on behalf ok the reports that permanent farm have! cleared Its calendars for State with any business entity workers in some rural communi- 1 the year. In which he, his spouse, or his ties in New Jersey do not have blood relative closer in degree of housing as well constructed or WEEDS:—The lowly weed that relationship1 than first cousin has as sanitary as the hundreds of grows in great abundant* INTEGRATION NOT the Wishes, of the Y*st majority something new for oflke-seekers, any direst ] or Indirect financial migrant workers brought feito (Continued on Page 17) OKDERED of people of both races. When something that just came along lpterest." ' the State each year during (the Having already reports that his department Is, decision, necessarily order that 1 white and Negro pupils must at- ties for both races, j campaigned as, "war veterans '? ALCOHOL:—Bootlegging j In also without legal authorization} tend ihe same schools. There is The doctrine that equality Is every one of thousands who sull Hie possibility of voluntary cannot be achieved In separation annually proqatm "HONEST" separation. Though the court did need not become a local court on their political cards and ads, CLAMOR GIRLS dad not mention this possbillty It did Issue If nobody presses it. The really honest? j I i i not prohibit it. Supreme court's declaration And how about)! campaign Thus, if patrons of Negro could be accepted as a principle promises? \ ON JUNE I9TH schools were satisfied with the without literal enforcement in If Mr. Neuberger really wants schools to which their children every detail. to get the subterfuge out of poll- tics, he has taken on a big Job are nssigneel, the Issue of race With good will and mutual re- and hasn't even scratched the Father's Day offers an opportunity simply might not arise. If no spect, already the rule rather surface. Why just pick on TV? complaints come before the dis- than the exception between the to exprul our appreciation, by And, beyond that, where he's trict courts to which the Su- races in the South, our people really In trouble—what about word* or tctions, to Dad for wli.it preme Court has remanded the can continue to progrtfes and to women politicians, coming ever cases, there would be no probleifc. live together in peace.-fchariel- h« hag done for us. Father, m"-' more to the front? Must they, It would be unrealistic to be- News and Courier. of the time, i« just taken for lieve that no such complaints too, announce that thfc curl In Will be made. . . . District courts WOULD IT STILL BE their hair Isn't their own. that granted. Make his special day »n< cannot ignore or defy the law us POLITICS? (the. lips are painted, that the declared by the Supreme Court. Sen. Richard Neuberger Is figure has certain of various as- he will long remember! They have been given latitude, treading on' dangerous ground sisting devices? * however, under the equity pro- (If treading lightly and perhaps Come, now, Senator! There vision, lo consider the "com- with tongue*In cheek) when he must be other matters of na- plainus" aiisirut from (hi transi- proposes that politicians appear- tional concern for you to spend tion ^ a system of public educa- ing on TV must announce the your time on. — Pcoria (IU.) tion freed of racial d&crlmina- helpful devices and "showman- Journal. tion. ship" (hey are' using. TIME FOR SILENCE If the school facilttlei offered He would force them to an- k visitor to a town tap In the separately to white and Negro nounce if, their hair Is not their 8taU of Main) joined a smajl 2% PiU u Savin? Accounts pupils are acceptable to the peo- own, If blemishes i are covered group of men on a store porch ple of both races, tin great bulk with make-up, If their "im- and made a few remarks. No one Open Friday * t» 8 P. M. of pupils could continue going to promptu" remarks are really be- replied ind the visitor asked, Witir respective schools exactly ing f*d to them on a tele- "What Is there, a law here against as in the past. We are convinced prompter and such things. talk?" One of the native* replied. this outcome would strv« (tot "No, but there's a sort of mutual Woodbridge National You would think that putting • only the bust tnUmts, but aUo the best face on things wu ,,., (CwtlaiMd «n Ptf* II) -—--" • —- MEMBER -, •'$555.30 u ta." Federal Qcurvc System •t federal DwMit Iniurut«« Curpw»l>*>» FOl V.. it

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INDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1955 /oan Vollman Bride Josephine Horvath Dorothy MLPosik Of Donald Maier of Fords Weds John Conyo Is Church Bride FORDS—The marriage of Miss Joan Vollmann, daughter of Mr. FORDS—Otir Lady of Peace HOPELAWN -- Miss* Dorothy and Mrs. Joseph Vollman, 630 Woodbrldge High School, class of 1951, and Rutgers University, Church was the setting for the May Poslk. daughter of Mr. and Florida Grove Road, Perth Am- Mass of 1955. He Is employed by man-time of Miss Josephine B. Mrs John Poslk, 371 Florida boy, to Donald Burce Maier, son the Metropolitan Life Insurance Horvfit.h, daughter of Mrs. Vera Grove Road, became the bridt of of Mr. and Mrs, William H. Maier, Company. New York City, as an HnrvHth, 492 New Brunswick Ave- Richard L. Zllavftz, son of Mr. "!& Knyen Street, took place Sun- actuarial student. nue, itnd the late Stephen Horvath, and Mrs. Louis R Zllavpt7,, 40 Se- day afternoon In John Calvin Re- waien Avenue. Sewaren, In Holy 1 !o John A. Gonyo. son of Mr. and NichoUw ' Given in marriage by her uncle, basque bodice and long pointed point lace over'satin. The basque FORD6 — A turkey supper was Joseph Hornyak'. of Highland Park, PAUL L. DRIIMMOND bodice was styled- with a round sleeves embroidered with seed held at the final mectkiK of the the bride wore a full 'length gown WOODRRIDGF. — Mr. Dmm- neckline trimmed with seed pearls pearls and sequihi. The two- DeBrOtl|Cf season of the Altar Rosary Society of French silk shadow lace, styled tiered skirt of lace over nylon mond, son of Mr. »nd Mn. ami sequin's, and the bouffant with a fitted bodice, a transparent Mary of Our Lady of Peace Church tr» tulle extended into a cathedral, Ltstrr I.. Drummond, 180 Edgar skirt 1114-panels of ruffles. Her yoke outlined In (iridescent sequins Mrs. I he school annex. ' ^ train. Her fingertip veil of Illusion Street, w»s awarded the degree veil of Illusion fell from a coronet and seed pearls and a triple-tiered honor. Officers elected as follows: Mrs. of Doctor of Philosophy at the of orange blossoms. She carried a STEWART A. KCIIODFIt, ,111, skirt of scalloped lace over bouf- was arranRed from a coronet of Quart*' Raymond Levandoskl, president seed pearls and sequins. She car- annual commencement exercises Blblr with white orchids and fant taffeta. A crown of matching GEORGE A. Mrs. Mr. andKtrs. JulimK*- wore a grey, summer suit with Fourth Degree, Knights of Colum- away the bride wore a pink linen graduates of Woodbrldse High Michael Zanyor, Edison Township, A parade will be held, starting at kov!skT~an3 SODS, C^ufl BHI Pi bus and is State Chairman of suit with white accessories and an School. She Is employed as a wnite accessories and & white or- sick. 1:30 P. M.. from the Avenel Fire- Mr. and Mrs. WlUltm Smith Catholic Activity for the New Jer- orchid corsage. stenographer at the California Onl chid corsage. The pastor, Rev. John E. house. It will proceed along Avenel son, Peter, and |*«Bs Johm 1 sey State Council, Knights of Co- Mrs. Gonyo graduated from Company, Perth Amboy, Her^ius- Brotherhood Plans Mrs. Maier, a graduate of Perth Grimes, spoke on the progress of Street, to Manhattan Avenue, to Fords. umbus.' He is also a member of Woodbrldge High School and her band Is employed at the Richmond Amboy High School, class of 1952 the new church. Special awards Burnett Street, to Rahway Avenue, Mrs. Julia NOVvaftuni d < the Board of Governors of the New husband was graduated from Perth Radiator Company, Edison. Is employed as a bookkeeper In went to Mrs. William Nalepa and to Homestead Avenue, to Oak Judith and Richardard,. jftpf York Georgetown Club, state di- Amboy High School. • Youth Program the circulation department of the Mrs, George Kozlowskl. The Rev Street, to Avenel Street, to the new Carl Binder, Hopelpela™'a ' rector of the Georgetown Alumni ' Perth Amboy Evening News. Her Stanley Lavandoski led the clos- building, The Avenel-Colonla Aid Mrs. Peter Novak. Fund and is presently a member AVENEL—Plans to procure a husband was graduated from ing prayers. Squad will be led by the North Education Group Ronald, Peter am of the Board of Governors of the cantor for the high holidays were Arlington Fife and Drum Corps. Monmouth Junction national Georgetown University Many Win Prizes meeting of the During the program, a new flag discussed at a Steven Subyak, Wot Alumni Association representing 1 will be. presented to the Squad by Elects Officers Brotherhood of congregation Sons John Drotar, Se the Middle Atlantic States. At Card Party the Girl Scouts. Guests will be in- of Jacob held in the Avenel Jewish Mrs. Peter Peterso Also elected were: Joseph Novot- Westbury Park Notes troduced and the guest speaker WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Kath- Community Center. and Michael Bodnar, nik. Deputy Grand Knight; John AVENEL—The second in a series- will be former Mayor August F. erine Chalker was elected presi- Newly-elected officers took over Papp, Chancellor; John Annesl, of summer card parties, sponsored Grelner. dent of the Woodbridge Township their duties at the meeting, Mil- By GLADYS E. SCANK 1 er neighborhood children. Recorder; Albert Strlsh, Treasurer; ANTI-TRUST SUITS by the Avenel Woman's Club, was The laying of the cornerstone Education Association at a meet- ton Kushner, president, asked for 497 Lincoln Highway —Charles O'Neill III, son of Mr. John Hutnlkt Advocate; William held Monday at ,tl\e home of Mrs. and the cutting of a ribbon before Ing held at Colonia School 16. full cooperation 6f the member- The Justice Depa' \ and Mrs. Charles O'Neill, Jr., Bed- DeJoy, Warden; John Gels, Inside tiled an anti-trust suit1: Isclin, N. J. Daniel Levy, 60 George Street, with the door will signify the opening Others electAwere Miss Jean ship. He also expressed his desire Guard; John Dowd, Outside ma.ior publishing and Tel. M,E. 6-2097-J ford Avenue, celebrated his fifth Miss Marie Hayden as co-hostess. of operations from the new build- Johnson, vice prisHtent; Mrs. Ed- to Institute a full-time educational —Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney, birthday at a party in his honor. Guard; and John Mullen, Finan- Mrs. Albert Saunders was the ward Tooker, secretary, and Miss program for the children in the associations, charging v( ing. the placing of national 24 Westbury Road, are the par- Quests included Barbara, William, cial Secretary. winner of the door prize and Mrs. Florence Huntley, treasurer. fall and spoke of opening the cen- After the ceremony open house in newspapers and ma M ! ents of a son boni at Perth Am- and James Brier, Eric, Gail, and James Atkinson won the special Plans were made for a tea for ter for recreation activities for the REVEALING REMARK will be held and refreshments will complaint charges a cc :% boy General Curt, Johnson, Kenneth and Tor- award. be served. From 8 P. M. until mid- all school personnel to be held young people. A small girl was studying a restraint of interstate $ Hospital. dls Brlsied, Margaret and Roberl Table winners were Mrs. Edna night there will be a block dance September 15 at Colonia ScHool Committee neads were named as fashion magazine. "Mummy," alleging that the varlo I —Joseph F. Kinley, Uene Klepner, Larry anc Magargal, Miss Rita Stacklum, on Manhattan Avenue, between 16. Miss Johnson was named gen- follows; Harry Schiller, member- In- Shcrl Hoffman, and Kurt John- she said seriously, "why 'do they tions had agreed upon' j Biezewskl, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. Gerard Dal- Avenel Street and Smith Street. eral chairman and she will be as- ship; Frank Windman, house; Ed- practices In connection ; son, all of Westbury Park; Mr make pictures of ladies who are funt son of Mr. ton, Mrs. George Litzenberg, Mrs. All residents of Avenel and Co- sisted by Miss Yolanda Nlcorvor ward Stern, entertainment; Harry placing of national adve, and Mrs. 'Jo- and Mrs. Peter Pasquale and not quite ready?" — Mattoon Lawrence Felton. lonia are welcome. Prizes will be Miss Julia Hpblltzell and Miss Grossman, services; Al Bllewelss, (111.) Journal-Gazette. printed media. Several of seph Biezewskl, daughter, Marianne, and Mrs Non-players prizes went to Mrs. available for the children. Margaret Fleming. Hebrew education, Martin Good- units have denied vlolatic 20 1 Julius Alice Mae Hayes, all from HQ- Harold Schiller, Mrs. Joseph AU- man, publicity for congregational Street, was boken, and Mr*. Anne D. ONeil and daughter, Mrs. John Kriptrw gaier, Mrs. Edward Coley. DEFINED Mrs. Noowed—Aren't these eggs news, Daniel Flanzbaum, news- christened a t from Rendall Manor, Staten Is- ski, all of Castleton Coiner, Sta- The next card party will be held Matrimony: An Institution in rather small today? paper publicity. Premier Chou-En-lai i munist China recently St. C e c e 1 i a's land. ten Island. Monday night at the home of Mrs, which a man loses tils bachelor's Grocer—Yes'm, but the farmer Abe Kramer was welcomed as a •tils offer to negotiate th Church by Rev. evening guests of —A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Markulin, 106 Blandford degree and his wife acquires a who sells me my eggs had to start new member. It was decided to —Monday situation in the Formos pastor. The.spon- Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Neill William Adams, Bond Street, in Avenue, with Mrs, Felton as co- master's. — The U. S. Coast to town early this morning and continue meetings throughout the John M Willis, with the United States. sors wvre Mr. und Mrs. Frank were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Klenzle, Perth Amboy General Hospital. hosWss, Guard Magazine. took them out of the nest too soon. summer. Burin, Railway An open house party was held after the cere- mony. Guests included the ma- ternal srandmother, Mrs. Marga- ret Falkowski, Newark; Mr. and GRIFFITH'S In the low-price 3, PLYMOUTH is" ,j Mrs. Alexander Olbrlsh and sons, Robert and Alexander, Jr., and Walter. Michael Felton and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olbrish, all o{ Hartford. Cojin. Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene Roble, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. John De Antonio and daughter. Lorraine, Colonia; Mr. and Mrs. William Brunt, Cranford; Mr. and HRST IN STYLE. Mrs. Edward Zampulla and daughter, Deborah, Elizabeth, and Judith. Edward, Laura Ann and FULL Cheryl Biezewski. —Mr. and' Uh. Roland Masta- KEYBOARD peter, 159 Worth Street, cele- brated their fifth wedding anni- (88 Notes) FIRST IN SIZE. versary. It was also Mr. Master- petcr's birthday anniversary. Mrs. Ma,sterpeter became a member of the Go Golly Club, consisting of ' 19 members from Harrison. She attended a show and dinner in Newark with members of the club. F1RSTIN SMETY FEATURES • —Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Clos- man and daughter, Gall, Melvin Avenue, were guests of Mr. and (Aanufwtured by one Mrs. Victor Lewis, Inwood, Long of America's largest Island. piano makers. The thrill of ptkle you f««l each time —Cub Pack 149-C held a circus In St. Cecelia's Recreation Center you drive your new Plymouth has. Tuesday. Mrs. Bolger, 128 Bond several sources. There's the sleety BIGGEST Street, den mother of Den 1, di- smartness of its Forward Look styling. rected the making of costumes, The eager power'of the thriftiest 6, or LONGEST assisted bji Mrs. James Bundrick. BRAND NEW... the most powerful standard V-8 in -.-A daughter, Deborah Ann, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald $25 DOWN Plymouth's fi?ld. And thare's the peace ROOMIEST Sherry, Jefferson Street, at the 489. of mind that tomes from knowing that Margaret Hague Maternity* Hos- you are protected by mJre safety fea- pital, JerseyjCity. Each summer we offej music lovers a first class mahogany veneer full-scale tures than offered by any other low- "AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL MR"- THE BIGGEST CAR OF ALL 3 it naturally -Week-end guest of Mr. and at a very low price, We also offer special low terms. We are able 10 do this because price car. You'll know what- »e mean thaf 1 what the notion's foremojt artl*t*' the most comfortable iniitle, and Mrs. Philip Schwartz, 222 Els- when yiju drive a big new Plyjnouth — group, th« Society of IllujUatori, *ay Plymouth gives you the smooth, steady wortli Street, were Mr. and Mrs. of our close relations with most of America's large piano manufacturers. We pur- how about today? about the 1955 Plymouth I ride only a big car can give. Sheldon Schwartz. Mr. Schwartz Is chased these spinet pianos from a leading manufacturer and they are real musical .stationed with U. S. Navy at Portsmouth, Va., and Mrs. imtrumenu especially marked at this low figure for summer sale.'We have sold Hohwartz Is residing witlf her buadredi of this manufacturer's pianos year after year. You can have full conli-j pave its li\ Newark. Saturdayeve- aliiBJ n'uesUs of the Philip dence in. the quality and tone of this spinet despite its low^ price. It cames the Schwartz' w^re Mr. and Mrs. •arm guarantee as every piano sold by us. \ ' Kllngensteln. Bloomfield, and Mr. t { NO BLIND SPOT and Mis. Alian Kane, Cranford. Mrs. Philip Schwartz was a guest HERE ARE THE SPECIf ICATIONJ OF THIS MM MkHOCAHY SPINIT. of Mis. Kelly's tilth grade class THEY ARE THE SAME AS ifOU FIND IN MORI EXPENSIVE PIAMOS. and accompanied the class on Tlfl OUT AND MAfc Thursday to New York where the Plttdt not Q>< full informition t 5-ply all-wood case \ class enjoyed a boat ride around • tfeav y iron plate the Isle of Manhattan and visited • Laminated Adiroudaek maple pin block the Hayden Planetarium. SURER, MORE PREDICTABLE STOPS come • Rock maple tuning pin bushingi . _ J.WM WHEELS have • »p«tal rt- NO EYE-LEVEL "BUND SPOTS," thanks to W from iwo hydraulic brake cylinders in. —Mrs. Herman doldfarb, Julius • Finest music wire aud coppef-wound b«»5 rtringi talning ridge to help hold o tlf* itrolghl street, was hostess on prlday Ntn« this unique jwept-back .windshield de- each Plymouth froiV wheel, where the on the rim In taw of a blowout. An- evening at man jong. Her guests • Bridges of erected Adirondack maple sign that gives you the greatest visi- other tw6 low-price cars use only one. included Mrs. Seymour Klftpner, • Brass trimmed hardware bility In Plymouth's field. other Plymouth exclusive! Mrs. Philip Sohwarte, Mrs. David Weissman and Mrs. Harry Davis. .-Little-Martin Kaulman, son "Th Mvilc C«n»»r of N»W hruy" of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaufman, McKinley Avenue, celebrated his fourth, birthday Tuesday at a MArktt 3-5880 party Ki,ven tor-IM*-pMtutt. Hi*- GRIFFITH PIANO CQMP guests were Timothy arid Kath -lean Ca*ey, TWM Q*rnett, «v Chrissy WiUUmwiv «i4 Ot «our«f TnT!T?r>DAV. JTTNF Irt. TV. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LKOA1. NOTICKH Mar bond !n Kmmmt of 1CV of bid and KOBEI.L. wife of Stephen Kobell, MRS NOTICH ANDRUW IlIflHTKH, wife of Andrew Bocci Ball Court Open for Play Tnke notice that PAU1, and MARY ahull contnln » nutenient (rom a boml- AN • ail'hter MH3. <:11Allt,E8 JORFPH CINKDTA have applied to the Town- liili rompanv llcenwd to do burineiB •k Terrace Notes in the Stnte.ot New Jersey that It wll\ SDHNHDEh, wlf» of rtiarlen Jrmeiili Thf Leart, ship Committee of the Townnhlp of supply bidder with a performance bond achneKtef, BARRON MnfUn.TH nnd Woodbridfrt (or a Plenary R«t«ll con- BKATHICB Mi'NUl.TT, his wife, CAH- The Woe »«m(itltni llcimif (or prtnUOM tfUinted in full amount of contract price, W'oortbrl Tlie St«t« of Now .lurwy fhireiu of R.KI/L McNULTY and MARJOIIIE Mr- noff, Mr». Robert Velasco and Mrs. »t 7« Albert Btrwt, Woodbridfe, N. J. Veterans Homing rctervea the rlunt to Ntll.TT. hi* wife. The Isel Objection*, if any. urtrwia be mnrle 'M Robert Wolfe. reject any initl nil bld« If It Is deemed Ymi ure hereby summoned nnd rt- Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- In*Us beBt Interest so to do, qulrofl In nerve upon A. H. Ronenuium, —Brownies of Troop 2 closed the dBti, Towmhlp Clerk, WoodbMri|r,e, New To be advertised In the "' Attorney for Plnlnt.lrf. nnd whose nd- Jersey. n th* g dre«8 la 58«, New Brunswick Avenue, nnd season with n marshmallow roast (Signed) InHf on June 9, 1955, Fords. New ,)em,v, nn nnswer to i.he 3UIIT at Roosevelt Park, Friday night, mill ,hine 18. loss. TAtU, and MARY OINKOTA VINCENT W, McDONNEIXDONN, , A*rn* t complnlnt nii'rt I" n nlvll nctlon In Pipsenl were the leaders, Mrs. 1 I,, «•». 18 T W Ho\islnK Fund. Milch Certlflcnten nnd Securities com- Efj Hl Fund pniiy. n corporntlon of the Htnie of t.-t,, S-9. lfl James Dlnewall and Mrs. Iz Jaker. NOTICK Nrw Jersey, Is plnlntllT, and Stephen Mothers present were Mrs, Robert, L, Bubcock, et nl», nre rlefentlnnis, Tnke nntlce that PBTBR VOOKIJ hns NOTICE pending In the Superior Court if New" Fvlel and Mrs. Morris Glantz. Pnt- npplled to the Town«hlp Committee of STATE OF NEW JERSEY: Jerwy, benrlng Dorket No. F.noti-54 l.v Frlel Is "flulng up" to the Inter- thr Township of Woodbrtdije for ft Fie- TO Wlthili thirty-five |33) days after the nnry Retail TJUtrlbutlon llceme lor El.MFR AKMSTRONO: 18th day of June 1955, exclusive or such mediate Group. Gale Hess Was n I'if?. HltiintPd lit 82 MWll Street. dfite. If you fall m to do the rnlipf laipst. Members attending were Woodbridge, N. J, ' "'•foil lire hereby summoned and re- demnnded In' the Complnlnt will he Objection*. If any, (hould he mndo | QU|ired to .n.wr the Complaint of TM Ukeri a(!ftln»t you by ilefnult. You shuli Cynthia Ahr, Patricia Ahr, Bettl mmeillntely In writing to B. J. Dtml-1 iL^ai-H Snvlnai file your nnnwer nnd proof nf servlee Cilnntz. Pamela Rocker. Evelyn Township Clerk, WoodbrldKe. New'H"*arrt inS "tlilnie "superior Court of Now In duplicate with the Clerk of the Klupp, Paula Derrevere, Santtra DorkeDocket NONo.. F-M9-54FM954.. »nantd re- Superior d'ourl. Stole House Annex, Smrert to nertcupolvCh»n»lU, Lynch & Harrison, Karen Krltzman, Nancy (Signed) PRTER Trenton. New Jersey, In I,-I, (1.9. IB Woudbrlrlite, N. ftiilonev. 9 CSlnlon Street, Ne*ark, New with the rules ot civil i Webber, Andrea Abies, Diane Jersey,' the Plaintiff's nttorneys. in procedure. priictlce uud NOTICE Answer to the complaint within 15 LTlngwnll, Diane Hess, Charna tin* nftfr June 30, 19!i. exclusive «t The nctlon hiw iieen instituted for inker, Shirley Tarn, Patricia Friel Tnkc notice that tlie WbOnBRlDOB ,mh dnte, nnd if you fall to do so, the purpose of forecloslnK tin; rlt'ht COLUMBIAN CLUB, INC, h»« JuUiinicnt by tlefnull may be rendered of redemotlon In and to, five ISI m- nnd Barbara Velesco. in Ihe Township Cqmmlttte of the it you for the relief demanded tnln certincutes of Tax Snip, all of Township of Woodt>rid«« Tor a club which have been assigned tn the sulrl —Birthday greeting to Jacob lli-en»e rot premtUB situated at 130 i'n'sludj complafat. llr plaintiff by the: Township of SIMIU- Rocker. Kelly Street and Mlltonl Main Street. Woodbridge. N, J, Yon sbull file 5'« Answer with nrldge; one datttl October 74, 1050, Berlin, Isabeile Stm-t. .^t'tloiif*. If uny, should be made PrqS'ofSlrvlS'ln'djjpMcate wltli.the made by M. J. Trainer, Collector uf Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl- Clerk of tM Super&r Court. State Tuxes of WoudbrlilKf Townnhlp, New .lu&lidafl^^^Vweif Mis. —Thursday luncheon guests of 'I'uwnshlp Clerk, Woodbridge. New House Annen. Trentori, N. J, .In jeeoro- Jersey, to the TowiiaUlp of Woodtirld^e y. ance with tlie Rulei pi Civil PrsctlCe ahd concerns real <*stnte known us Mrs. Std Dlbofsky, Jefferson and procedure. iHlgnM) Block. 4fl«-D,, Lot 2230,, oon ththe WWnoil- Street, wert Mrs. Ben Tucker and WOODBFIIXIE COLUMBIAN CLt* The Action has men Instituted for brldRe Township Tux M l the purpose of foreclosing *n mortgMie R Township Tux Mnp, locntcd on belli. daughter, Carol, Livingston. Princeton Avenue in mild Towniihiji- Curl Herros, Pres., dated September 7th, 1M«, made by the wln- —June Ann Canevnrl, daughter arlother dated CK:t(Jber 24, 10,10, mut|e wiiiinm J, UraUiHm, Scny.-Treni., Bernard Slrversteln and Leona Silver- by M. J trnlner. Collector nf Tuxes (if diTby race of Mr. and Mrs Al Canevaii, Isa- I -I. 8-«i. 16 WooilbrltlBf. N, J. stiiln, his wife, as mortgagors, and pay- ahle to United States Moitnage mid Woodbridgge Townshipp,, to thee TTownshio p cowls Troop beile Street, marked her eighth Tlile Duaranty Company of New Jer- of Woodbrld^Woodbrld^e^e , and concernensss reareall eestnir ert Forster: birthday Friday by attending a NOTICE sey, tin mortgagee, and concerns real known us Block 782. Lot 1(1. on Tuke notice that CARRIE R. TYLER I'slnte located at US Vassnr Place. Woodhrldae Township 'I'm Mup, lointiil ;how and having dinner In New lius applied to the Township Committee Woodbrtdge, New Jersey. You an made on Pruspect Avenue In mild Township, 1, Arthur York with her parents. of the Township of Woodbridge for u another doted October 24, I!ISO. innde u defendant because jou are ont of the by M. J, Triilner, Collector of Tuxes of anuner; Den —Mrs. Leonard Bearlson, Isa- Plenary Ratal) Consumption license for owtiers of the premises In question. WOODBR1DGE-A group of Woodbrldre residents Intent upon exploiting the old Italian frame premises situated »t 8t. Ororge Avenue Dated: June 3, 1HS Woodbrldue Township to the Township 4. Alex bella Street, entertained her Mah Una Bmler Street, Avenel. TownBhlp of of Woodl)Hd(te and concerns rcul estate I. OBANT SCOTT, known as lllock 408-t), Lot 22«, on the Kennedy; Den ongn group, Wednesday. Present of "Boccl Ball" saw their dreams realize* Sunday mornlnj when they offirlally opened and Woodbrldc*, N. J, Clerk of th« Superior Court Objections, If any, should be made Woodbrtdce Township Tax Map, located Each winner were Mrs. Lawrence Bltkower, Mrs. dedicated a court In the rear of the Woodbridee Fire Company. The men led "Wj^JW Del of New Jersey on Princeton Avenue In sold Township; Grosso did the mftk of building the court, .nd were aided by the Woodbridge *«™"™ Ut" Immediately In writing to B. J. Dunl 0-9. 16. 23, 30 another dated October 24, 1950. made, biiBt'ball Sid Dibrofsky, Mrs. Michael Wil- gun, Township Clerk, Woodbridge, New by M. J. Trainer, Collector of Taxi-i, uf laMson and Mrs. Norman Rosen. parent. In the above photo the worker, .i.l members of th. Townih p » »rr seen Jersey. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Woodbrldgf Township, to the, Townnhlp starts « game. Th. are left to right: De! Gross., Geor*e K tt. CommlttannM "*«* J»ifc, (Signed) CARRIE n. TYLER, SaCE IS HlRtBY OlVErT tint of Woodbridge, nnd concerns re:ii i";iate Rulph Barone, Heartiest congratulations to y M I.-L. 6-9. 18 Avenel, N. J. sealed bids for the construction of known us Block H29, I.ou 45 and 4(1, their Mr. and- Mrs. Julius Strauss, Jef- William Brennan, Committeeman Charles Mangone, Timothy Hennessy and Henr, Smithies. ONE (1) RECTANGULAR WADINO on the WoodhrldKf TowiiBlilp Tux Mtip. 'erson Street, upon the birth of NOTICB POOL, In Fords, New J«r»ey, IDCHted on Prospect Avrnue In R.ad ary in New York, Take notice that UCLODY LOUNGE, will be received by the Town»hlp Com- Towntt'.p; and another duted April 1G, ,helr second son, Randy Steven, RIGHT! INC., has applied to the Township Com- mittee of the Township of Woodbridge IBM, fntvde by M. J, Tralntr. Collector t Perth Amboy General Hospital. Ohe more step and there'll be mlttoe of the Township of Woodbrldgt at the Memorial Municipal Building, of Taxes of WoodbrldRe Township, to first Aid Squad Is 1 Main Street, Woodbridge, Nsw Jersey, the Township &f Woodbridge, and con- There will be a double celebration Perth Amboy Church Scene for a Plenary KHall Consumption it- eft for funds for a trouble!" ems* for premises situated at 120-132 until 8 P. M., DBT, on June 21, 1959, cerns real estate kiiown as Block 5113. t the Strauss home for It Is broth- Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. and then At Sfild Memorial Municipal Lots 36 and 37, on the Wuoilbrldne Tills Is a volun- "Oh, yeah? Well, that sounds 1 Township Tax Map. loaned on Wd •r Gary's third birthday tomorrow. Objections, If any. rhould be made Building pubi(cly opened and read they need our sup- Of Hargreaves-Fedor Rite like a step In the riot direction Immediately In writing to B. t. Ounl- aloud. wood Avenue In s«ld Township. —Robert Velasco, son of Mr. and to me." , %ih, Township Clerk, Woodbridge, New Plans and specifications may be ob- Poredn Is chalrmBn jersey. You and each of you are made de- ilng assisted by Wil- An, Robert Velasco, Ethel Street, FORDS—Miss Nellie Mae Fedor, The bridesmaids were Miss Bar- tained In the office of Mr. Howard fendant* In the above entitled nctlon (Sltned) Madison. Township Engineer, #1 Main celebrated his ninth birthday Sun- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William bara Bednar and Miss Barbara LEGAL NOTICES MiXODY LOUNGE, INC. because you have or may claim to hnve as and Charles A. Street, Woodbridge, New Jersey. some right, title, lien or other Interest day. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fedor, 784 Amboy Avenue, Perth Ann Fedor, cousin of the bride. Philip Pollen, president The Township Committee Hereby re- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Mary Lou Schetr. Vice President affecting the real estate helms fore- Daniel Casierd and daughter, Amboy, became the bride of Ar- Notice Is hereby given that a Public serves the right to reject any or all closed, by virtue of ownership. In- tout Tioop 90 closed Its Stephen Schneider served as Michael Karazkowskl, Secretary bids. lanet, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Battome, thur Robert Hargreaves, Jr., son Hearing will tie held before the Plftn- I.-L. 6-9, ]/> Woodbridge. N. J. heritance, descent. Intestacy, devise, §oing to the circus in best man for his nephew. Ushers nlng Board of the Township of Wood- B. J. DDNIOAN. dower, curtesy, mortgage, deed or con- ilrs, Nicholas Space and sons, of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jacko, 263 bridge. Tuesday, June 28th. 1955. at 8:15 Township Clerk veyance, entry of Judgment, or other ursday. They were ac- were Zigmond BrzowskI and NOTICE TO BIDDERS Dennis and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Woodland Avenue, Saturday aft-, P. M.. In the Chambers or Memorial I.-L. 6-9. IS lawful or legal right. The nature 'of at by their leader, Mrs. 'oseph Caslero and daughters, James Fedor, cousin of the bride. Municipal Building, 1 Main Street, 'sealed bids In triplicate will be re- which and the reason that you nnd •n, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ernoon In John Calvin Reformed Woodbrldgc .i:e application of the ceived and publicly opened In the SUPERIOR COURT Of NEW JERSEY each of you are Joined as defendants \nna Marie and Margaret, Nut- Church, Perth Amboy. The pastor, After a weeding trip through Rtrlun Construction Co. for the final Municipal Memorial Building, Wood- CHANCERY DIVISION Is set forth with particularity In the 4 Mrs. M. M. Marjano. approval of the sub-dlvltlon of certain bridge. New Jersey, (it 8:00 P. M. MIDDLESEX COUNTY ey; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Casiero Rev. Bertram Sathmory, per- the southeastern seaboard and complaint, a copy of which will be fur- ]Jay dinner guests of Mr. nd daughters, Patricia and Ju- lands located on the north side or L*ke (*.8,D.T.) July 5th, 1B55, concurrent Docket No. F-H60-M nished you on request addressed to vjames Dingwall, Atlantic formed the double-ring ceremony Washington, D. C, the couple will Arenue, Colonli, N. J., and known and with a regular meeting of the Town- NOTICE the attorney of the plaintiff ut the ith, Newark; Lou Yorbano, Mrs. reside at 420 Myrtle Street, Perth tleolgnnted oil the Wooiibrldge Tottn- ship Committee for the exterior paint- THE 8TATE OP JWW JEBWY TO: above mentioned address. •e Mr. and Mrs. Alfred at 4 o'clock. srdp Tax Assessment Map as Lot 1, ing of 5* dwelling units comprising the STEPHEN L. BAfiCOOK, OTEPHTO Dated: May 23, 1955. Berkeley Heights and Florence Casiero, Mr. afid Mrs. Amboy. Block 511 A copy of said aub-dlvtslon State Vetrrans Emergency Housing KOBELL, ANDREW RICHTER, I, ORANT SCOTT Given in marriage by her father, has been filed with tbe Township Clerk projwt. CHARLES JOSEPH SCHNEIDER, their .Mrs. Michael Oilardl, eorge Monteverdi and Mr. and Mrs. Hargreaves is employed by Clerk of the Superior Court Aw. Ralph Palmieri and children, the bride wore a gown of whit:: of m« Township of Woodbrldtte for Specification! may be procured from heirs, devisees and personal represen- A. H. ROSENBLUM tulle over taffeta with Chantllly the Perth Amboy General Hos- Public Inspection. Vlnuent W. McDonnell at his office in tatives and their, or any of their, suc- Attorney for Plaintiff /lncent and Marie, pital and her husband by the Lin- /S/ DONALD J. BARMCKEL, the Municipal Memorial Building dur- cessors in right, title and lntertst, 588 New Brunswick Avenue ttday greetings to Mrs. lace trim and a basque bodice, 8ec'y to Plunnlng Board ing regular office hours. MRS. STEPHEN L. BABCOCK, Wife of —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. coln-Mercury division, Fords, N. J. athey, Hudson Street and Queen Anne Collar and full skirt, ' I.-L. 8-16 Bids shall be accompanied by a bid Stephen L. Bibcock, Mrs. STEPHEN I.-L. 5-26; 6-2, 9, 16 jjrrls Richter, Jefferson Robert Velasco, Ethel Street, were Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Velasco 'and floor lengtM. Her fingertip veil of Illusion was attached to a princess ti fishing off Long Branc' Mrs. Joseph Toroucci and son, Oerald. crown of rhinestones and mother 'lay were Mr, and Mrs of pearl. She carried, white roses aber, Ethel Street. —Mr. and Mrs. Milton Berlin at- with ivy trails. , Benjamin Rose, Wall tended a housewarming party at ntertei'ned her Mah Jongi the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Zigmond BrzowskI attend- iHlonday. Present were Mrs Berlin, Hillside, Sunday. ed the bride as matron of honor. ptehell, Mrs. Harold Kut —Birthday wishes to Mrs. Ar- •,|Wrs. Saul Fishier and Mrs thur Calogero, Jefferson Street jjSmith. » and to Mrs. Jack Krlnsky, Isabeile ljltors to Idlewlld Airport Street. Learn-to-Swim ft were Mr. and Mrs. Car! —Robert Fritog, son of Mr. and, Son and family, Ethel Street Mrs. Arthur Fritog, Atlantic Program Ended fehed Mrs. Margaret Moonle Street, celebrates his seventh birthday today. His guests will In- sant trip to Ireland, WOODBRIDGE — The joint tiniversary greetings go to clude Rusty and Gregory, Donna Woodbridge Township Schools— nd Mrs. John Engler, Ethe! and Cecelia Bergeron, Gloria .; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bal Mathews, Tom and Kathleen YMCA Learn-to-Swim program Jefferson Street; Mr. and Byrnes, Paul Winters. was concluded with a demonstra- Joseph Cosentlno, Mason —The Bridge Club met at the tion for parents at the Y pool in All Chevrolet's competitors and most of the high-priced cars ,' Mr. and Mrs, Felix T. *lolt home of Mrs. Gerald Weil, Menlo Perth Amboy. Out of 154 pupils en- Avenue. Present were Mrs. Fred on Street; Mr. and Mrs rolled 151 completed the course. Hough ton, McQuire Jeselsohri, Mrs. Paul McDonald, tried it recently in official NASCAR*trials—and took a licking! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs. Jerry Winner, Mrs. Jack Pupils participating WEre from Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wardlow, Mr^ Daniel Warren, Hopelawn, Keasbey Fords and Street; Mr. and Mrs, Mrs, Kenneth Morris and Mrs. L. School 11, Woodbridge, Atlantic Street; Mr, W, Diamond. Instruction was handled by Don Wiley, Atlantic •'-Birthday congratulations to Joyce Kopf, John Brenan and Ir. and Mrs. Kenneth James Foster, Jefferson Street and Herb Kopf. Ethel Street; Mr. and 'Fred Jacobus, Menlo Avenue. Of those who signed UD for the omas Messina, Atlantic —Mrs. Ann Tennenbaum, Ethel course, 82 learned to-swim 60 feet S -Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tellha, Street, entertained her mah jongg in deep water; 48 learned to swim : Street; Mr. and Mrs. Al group Thursday. Present were 20 feet in deep water; 19 learned i, Federal Street; Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, Mrs. Jap all the basjc fundamentals but I/Richard Mohr, Ethel Street. Teneh, Mrs. Saul Krltzman and need more practice; two learned f*'ahd Mrs. Sidney Cohen, Wall Mrs. William Kroner. the fundamentals but showed little et, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond —Richard Cavanagh, son of Mr. progress and 3 dropped the course Sichols, Jefferson Street; Mr. and and Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh, Mc- because of illness.. Gulre Street, marked his ninth Irs. Jumes Carolan, McQuire birthday at a family celebration. Street. He received his cub scout uniform. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Messina, —Paula Derrevere, daughter of Atlantic Street. Guests were Mr. —Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Richard Derrevere, a^id Mrs. J. M. Johnston, Mr. (••elebratad her eighth blrthdaj Michael Vella, Federal Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Canterlno, and Mrs. Leonard Cassldy, Mr. 'Jtyesday. Quests were Jerri Engler, anql Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vella. and Mrs. Ho*ard Slebentsltt, Judy Kasavage, Janice and BUI Misses Janet, Dorothy ana Eliza- Tietjens, Patty Hare, Lorraffit 4-Thg mah jongg group iuet at the home of Mrs. Murray' Gold beth Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Jack '•VtiidoUi, Karan Krltzman and with Mrs. Bert Levinson as hos- Burns, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Billy and Ross Derrevere. tess, Present wert Mrs. Milton Harry Westcott and children, Ir- —Sunday supper guests of Mr, Berlin,, Mrs. Morris Glantz and vington; Mr. and Mrs. iMarty and Mrs. Carl Andersen, Ethel Mrs. Alex Gold. Berkowltz, Buster Messina,'Union ^Street were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph —Mr), and Mrs. Sid Dlbofsky City and neighbors, Mr, aijid Mrs. [De Muyo and children, Vincent, and family, Jefferson Street, at- Robert Frell and childrejn; Mr. .Barbara, Jean and Janet, Staten tended a birthday party for Linda and Mrs. Edward Udlne, Mr. and ! island. Dubofsky, Newark, Sunday. Mrs. Mlchfiel Forte and children; —A hearing is being held Prl Mr. Mid Mrs. Peter Frandano —Birthday congratulations to day in New Brunswick at the corn and children; Mr. and Mrs. Jo1- Mrs. William Kafejnbaum and mifnity hall of the Schwartz House spph Bauer, Mrs. Edith Bowers, Va|i Dyke Avenue and Sotneriei Mrs. Joseph Kosavage, Ethel Street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank James and SWeet. The Suburban Transi' Children; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Company has applied, for a char- < —Jimmy Kellerman, son of Mr. Gorman and children; Mr, and 1 tt the champl The new Chev- for bus service from Metucheh and Mrs. Mac Kellerman, Atlan- Mrs. Robert Hart and children; Doytono B»o(h, NASCA"R FoytHeville, N. C. NASCAR Late (trough Menlo Park Terrace, tic Street, will have a family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haluska and rolet "Turbo-Fire V8"-th* Straightaway Runping. Open to cars Model Event. Chevrolet again fin- ords, WoodbridBe, via turnpike to celebration to mark his fourth family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nel- modern V8 on the road today. delivered in Florida for $2,500 or ished first. Because of even tighter pw York. birthday tomorrow, His guests will son, and Mr. and Mrs. William 1 be Mr. and Mrs. Montrose Nass- Here ! what happened- less.^Thevrolet capti)(red the first two turns the driver chose to run the en- F—Little Russell Wolinski, son oi Cgmley, places, 7 out of thf fint 11 placet! /Ir. and Mrs. Henry WoltnaU, At ler and family, Kings Point, Long tire 150 laps in second gear! Yet no luntic Street, marked his first Uland,-and Mrs. Sophie Frankel, —The teasers' luncheon will Dayleno Beach. NASCAR Ac- Daylono B*ach. NASCAR 2-Way overheating or pit stops! birthday at the home of his grand New York. be held tomorrow at Keasbey celeration tests Over Measured Mile Slrnightaway Runnin| Over Meas- mother, Mrs. Lillian Koeck, Uv and Mrs. Norman Gard- School at noon. Mrs. Leon Jeg- Frond Standing Start. Chevrolet cap- These facts you can't laugh off. ingston. ner, Ithel Street, held a celebra- Iiiuki is chairman and her com- ured Mile. Open to cars f|om 250 tured the 4 top position* in its class! to 299 cu. in. displacement Chev- Sales leader. Road leader. A;crown- "-The Terrace Club met Tuesday tion, in horjior of the birthdays of mittee Is Mrs. CbJarlei CnrLsten- ing achievement of Chevrolet and at the home of Mrs. George Lynn, their children, Arlene and Freddie. sen, Mrs. J. D. Webber, Mrs. Elsie 8 of the first 11! And on a lime'basis rolet captured 3 of the first S places! McOuire street. Present fere Mrs, Quettt were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loures, Mrs. Anthony Nftgy, Mrs. Chevrc|et beat every high-priced car, General Motors, Try a Chevrolet..., James Carolan, Mrs. Tom Pitt' Reffe and children, Ifalrlawn; Mr. S, G Getz, Mrs. Oudorph Kumm- Columbia, 5. C. NASCAR 100- and live in a land of going-away gerald, Mis. Al Bentley, Mrs. Wil too-bu| one! But wait!—this is just Mile Race on half-mill track. Very and Mrs. Phillip Levlne and ler anti Mrs. Joseph Scattorl. ru where you win alT the argument*! Hum Kennedy and Mrs. John Mo- daughter, Hillside; Mr. and Mrs. T-A meeting of the White Birch the beginning! tight turns. »vrolet finished first! Soon, maybe? , ' Whlrter. Joe Bodnar, Mrs, yetta Gardner, Men'B, Club was held Monday. •N«/toJ AuwfaiUM W ltd Cw 4* SHk| —Mr. and Mrs. James Caroltn, Jersey ,Clty; Miss Beatrice Gard- They * 111 supply free bus trans- McOulre Street, attend*! • ItlOW- ner, New Tork; Avrum Btrnbaum. portation to and fr-om New Bruru- ing of "Guys and Oolb" »t the Mis* Jennie Blrnbaum and Mr. jvick tomoi'row leavlnf at 9 Paper Mill Playhoiue, MlUburn and Mrs, Raymond Reffe. o'clock, 10 o'clock ahd 1 o'clock They also had supper at Mario's to —Mr. and Mrs. Ben H&frlno, from the White JBirch Bin, Ford niai'k tliuir anniversary. Jefferson Street, entertained Sat- Avenue and Route 1, for resi- —Sunday dinner guests, of Mr. urday on their twelfth wedding dent* to appear as WttaMses at , way ahead! and Mrs. Walry Mitchell, -M«re«r Uic hearing of the Buburban Salts Itadfer for Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Bepnet •nniwrsary. oupsti tnoludad Mr. M. Blumenthal, Brooklyf. and Mrs, ientart Uxtol? Mr. and Transit Comp»ny 4Or service 19 straight yean 1 f -Mr. and Mrs. Gefaf* IttdW Mr*. Atolwrd welntorg, MenJo Park Terrace Mrs. J«y Tenen and Mr. andHew York. Baby Bitters will JEFFERSON MOTORS, Inc. THURSDAY, nm PKQT SEVENTEEN

nttetitlnn of Ciovernor Robert B without licenftps . \\v\x\W W. New Jersey Plsnnlnn «i*l I>- Iselin Man Freed Moynrr Smith of Mount. Holly hits been vHopment Council \\M Informed (•wild trnprov* or itw «VTVT aM tHl-.uc It i^ aim U* swarded honorary membership in the lieglslflUin! that Industry Should tt n'-fn Tr.n ANKARA, Turkey — Pour U. 8. list Mnrtoii..; Dav WANT ADS. vano*. Jersey rMldente because of cording to the State Department New Jersey acquired »3«.)»5 0O0 fraction of the hwtdini and! servicemen accused of insulting th« ikw vatet r.airm-d 131 poison ivy, ragweed, and other of Agriculture .. Oovernor Mey- of securities during May . . twenty day? th*v iw« Turkish flag and jailed last Oc- > »r. sn1fl;::nn:i: aspect U>> obnoxious plants. Hay fever and ner has signed a bill extending Chief Justice Arthur T. Vander- Rumor ai.J pro|M|«tMh IIEIT WANTED • 1 tober at Istmer were acquitted (1; ;;uif$ that MISCELLANEOUS • asthma, the products of ftirtom daylight mint time in New Jer- feUt hope* »U part Um» Judjn f*t no June 9. The group Included Air- pollens from weeds, cauie many sey to the last Sunday in October will be full time Judife m the* "OPERATORS WANTED is i;w in most AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE" man l/c Wilbur Fftcher, 22, of \67 persons to be chronically HI. days ahead. Cost of operating BEST MADE DRESS CO, T ... A total of 105 New Jersey den- There si* ccuntless ol^ A880CTAT ON Bedford Avenue, Iselin. the State of New Jersey during In H « nter's Ui» 37 cooke Avenue The Governor urges eommu- tists recently attended a two- derful possibihttes (n*t Ac Established 1903 The charge against them was the 19&5-58 fiscal year beginning 'aW in 8 shOV ntty-wlde efforts for the effec- day course in emergency casualty need tnumrr&tihai I br*v»CVv 1 r I cnrteret, N. J. O(r 4,500.000 Membere fhnt they had torn down and July 1. will be $287,998.94. V\r. by self- ' tive control of weeds because ef care at Princeton University ar- would hsv» tim« to r«d b.-*rh I 5/19-6/23 Nationwide Service trampled on the Turkish flag fn a .ilftfs. raretes*- fective means of curtailing and ranged by the State Division of book or to do * iUlte teak Ferd Kertca, Local Agent ttsiauianl tn Izmer, Aegean sea- or stupidity In eradicating such weeds are now Civil Derense . . . Four District CAPITOL CAPtRS: — Oover- imt »nd si!ut-s»arv!un» aoLJcrroR--ooort 217 State Street, Perth Amboy port and headquarters for NATO's handling Dr;»th in UN available. Court Judges in Essex County nor Meyncr has advised lawyers would »11 bf for »h» be? ny For Interview stop In eve- Phone Hlllcrest 3-1248 southeast Europe land and air There New Jersey citizens who would now take care of 3S per cent of to speak out to Judges if they de- would be mm* ^.ap ns after 7:00 P. M. or all day 6/2 • 6/29 command, Common ,v'ns.c :ind -. , be spared the discomfort ana all district court work in New sire, to criticise practices now in contented tamilln T>» iliicsdiiys. Oak Tree Insurance Jersey , . . Sussex County tends vogue and not roar like Uons in while swimmiag can DARAOO'8 The four men pleaded Innocent, distress of weed-caused ailments ] nicy, 1G Woshlngton Avenue, all of the nearly 50 principa' private conversation . . . Preven iw}-.:.f iMis ywirly tolL AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL contending that the flag was can obtain information about Improve ft wou'd tro« an»i'. «r tficl 1-4800. 0-16 dairy counties marketing tn the tton of sneesint. and Itching Swim. *hfnf\ci p<^;ble. wtth Largeat and Oldest in County pulled down i ccldentally during a weed control from their loca would say ntrthint um'<«» it New York Metcopolitan area In caused by pollen is certainly not oUwiv do nsi so far out or be« MALE HELP WANTED Hydramatlc, Fluid and Standard playful scuffle. boards of health or from the average dally production of milk meant wonflhini roc UM twA o! \-nnd Uv point of tiredness, do to McClellan St., Perth Amboy State Department of Health. to be sneeted at, tht Medical per, dairy ., .A fourth new picnic mankind— M» JWM duck oi push nthprs under, UNCILORS. KINDEROABI,T- Call Hlllcrest 2-1365 JERSEY JIGSAW:—The New Society of New Jersey claims. area near polhemus Creek. r«t*r do not swim just after you tERS AND SPECIALISTS for 6/2 - 6/29 Jersey traffic death ton has | Ocean Count?, has been opened h»\f Mien )f»rn to handle your th Amboy Y.M.H.A. Day Camp; Iselin Knights reached 288 thus far this year, along the Garden State Park- CARE IN mt WATtt liciftt properly bef,ove usi^i ini^ lrge students, graduates and which Is three more than regis- Opinions of Others way ... The New Jersey Migrant This is Ih* tint* ot jr.?r do not brcoin* cureless afterward jhers needed. Good salary. Call tered at the same time last year 1 Reeled Granelli Labor Board h«j (Sailed upon the (Continued from Editorial Page* nun's Aquatic instinct* tww M --such atf the simplt rules. En- 1.2-0365. . . The Stats Board of Beauty m thf water but also respect tt, Iselin Personals State Department of Health to agreement among us that nobody the fore The pul! of sui! o; Ukf 6-9, 10 Culture announces four more and do not bt lulled intd think* . ISELIN—At its last meeting, St. Include" children of migrant farm says anything unless he can Im the puih tit the hot «wr.:r*T SMU persons have been fined in local laborers in the distribution of h«ve »n aftnost ownttwta:1a wUUn« to |lv« re- A-lll-W JTAXERS FOR RENT Lillian and Ed iflUtr, Ownon Telephww CA 1-M|S turn Wt GkU THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1955 INDEPENDENT-LEA,,

niRht Kennle was host to his FamUy Picnk PUmill, urandparenU, Mr. and Mrs. Louis By Avenel Do,,,,, , Graduating Class of St. James' Parochial School Pwvencher, Sr., Newark; Mr. and n

Mrs, Arthur Wagner, Sr., Irving- AVENEL—PUnTTnr tK ton; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner family picnic, to be iioui ..,,..'"! Jr.. and son, Wayne. Newark; and In August, were dlsctissiT|'"',' Mr. and Mrs. John Clough and closing meeting of the n, „ "hlldrcn, Janice and John, of the and Civic Club of East Av,,'1 Pnrk. at Mapl« Tree Farm. —Mrs. Ferguson spent .the Mrs. Lawrence Ryan „., • ere presented as fol- trntlve secretary at the i,',,,'!'." fi**w—"i1*1 excellence, «lft of week-end with her son and dauRhter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. building, as guest spnh". *VmWc Daughters, Norma M nussecl public relations wn «H«!on. Kilt of Rt Rev Robert W. Ferguson. Pines Lak-j, lnral government. nitending the dance-reciUil of her Charles O. McCorristin The organization's p;i11 ,'*• Swlontay; mathematics •;randdRUghler, Linda Margaret. in the Library Building F , ,'.' I RORary Society. Edward V. Saturday niRht. U was outlined by Prpdp,llk ',,' English, tfft of faculty. Lawrence Mhran, Washing- president, who assiRiii'dr;!,-' .,' » A, Speicher; scholarship, ton Avenue left yesterday for ft hrr a designated area w,v, JV Mary's North Plainflpld, three-day insurance convention !n Fifth District. Mrs, MnlHi, , ', ,™ ™;nl6hts of Columbus, Maria Atlantic City. Little Lawrence has Ian and Mrs. Daniel Hr;r:1: ' """,/' essay contests, "John just recovcre from a bad case of In charge of hospitality '•'•.,. y," gift of Ladies' Auxiliary of measles. " ; will lie resumed In Srpt< :•' . Patricia Speicher and Ju.iith —Helping to celebrate Bernard ungvary: 'The Church and Cohen's seventh birthday weVe a reslritnt of New Ymk i * nunlsm." Rift of Msar Mc- was on Monday. "i. Maria Sz'alontay. Raymond Alexander, Stephen Kravltz. Hall Ooff, Stanley Baum, —John Tlnntw,. inn ;; Karly honor awards. St Park Avenue, was chairm,, ,'• Sue Ann Almasi. Edward Kenneth Sargent and Martin and Herman Stanley. I*elln Lions Clnb InatHlhn . Norma, Ddtaena, Judith T. Lndics Night dlnnrr-dann i »ro. Maryann f. Ooryl; Kath- -Mr. and Mrs. William C. TVmong those who atton.;,- „ - P> Haug. Rase Ann Inacio. Clark, Harrison Avenue, spent last Mrs, Tlnnesz and Mr. »,, MMfeltne M. Klnnelly. Carol* M. Friday visiting Mrs. Clark's par-, Robert Bongart and Mr ,," KUbak. Richard T. Ludwl». Charles cfnUs, Mr. and Mrs. Georse Reich,. Michael Codd, Homes r>-v.,,'. ». ^emeth, Richard W Pryco, Belleville. The occasion was their nue. Maryann B, Seaman, William J. fifth wedding anniversary. Fifty-flvf rifihth-Kraders at St. James' School rrrnved their diplomas at the annual graduation exercises at St. .latin's' C'hitrrh Friday night. wmack, Patricia Speicher, Maria —We are sorry to learn of the (Factories are SOURIU (I,: •.<. Jpalontay. Emeriefc J. Szep, Judith death of Morris Cohen's mother, Rico to raisr lncomp iW. Taylor, Alexander J. Traklmo- Judith A. Ungvary. Bchool spirit, Rose A. Inacio; Miss Beverly Ruth Wilck representatives in Diocesan Re- ligion contest, Orade 7, Lyman Chain o'Hills Park Reports lick; Orade 6, Joseph Arway; Wed at Double-Ring Rites Orade 5. Thomas Murtagh. Members of the graduating class PORD&—The nwriftHo of Mis* TIIP rmiple will honeymoon in MRS. GEORGE F. FERGL$ON and brother. Kenneth. Beverly Ruth Wilck, daughter of Bermuda. For traveling the bride 93 Homes Park Avenue —Mi, and Mrs. John Schwoebpl Bue Ann Stephanie Almasi, Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Wilck. wore a blue shantung cont dress Me. 6-2031-M Park Avenue, entertained Satur- Vlnpent Ballo Ro^rt Bryan 874 Main Street, to William H. with polka dot ascot, white orchid day on the first birthday of their w Beekhuis, Jr.. son of Mr. and M,rs. corsage and white and patent —Charles M. Cranendonk, su- daughter, Jean Marie. Attending •!|rtnnan, Kathleen ElleflKa Carl. pervisor of the Receiving. Stores Paul Clark. Carol Anne William H. Beekhuis, Sr., of Ath- leather accessories. the party were Mrs. William Volz. erton. Cal., took place Saturday in Mrs. Beekhuis was graduated and Shipping Division of the and Mr. and Mrs. William Volz. Lucille Irene Dalessio, Chris- Bakelite Bound Phyllis De Maio, Jeannette St. Stephen's Danish Lutheran from Woodbridge High School, Jr., and daughter Linda, all of Church, with Rev. K. Kirkegaard- class of 1952, and will begin her Brook plant Newark; Mr. ^and Mrs. Georne Dorane, Norma Maria Das- was the guest Helen Elisabeth Farley. Ju- Jensen officiating at the double- senior year in the fall in Urslnus Thornton, Milltown, and Mr, and ring ceremony. College In CollegevlUe, Pa. Her speaker at the Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie and Teresa Ferraro, John Anthony June 7 meet- Maryann Tteresa Ooryl. Given in marriage by her father, husband was graduated from Men- children, Kenneth, Bruce and the bride wore a gown of imported lo College Preparatory School in ing of the Wo- Donald, Colonia. Mark Gnl fla. Kathleen man's Club. His Haug. Patricia Irene. embroidered organdy styled with Menlo Park, Cal, and attended Pomono College, Claremont. Cal., topic was "At —Carl Ziesmer, Homes Park Bines. Robert Edward Hugelmeyer, boat neckline and dotted with irrl- Avenue, was 12 years old Monday. Rose Ann Inacio. John Martin descent crystals and pearls, with and the FTA School In Washing- Home wilth ton, D. C. He has been serving Plastics" and He entertained the following Johmann, Barbara Ann Kaszas, short sleeves and mitts, fitted guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Madeline Marie Klnnelly. Ray- bodice and bouffant skirt gathered with the U; S. Navy aboard the he spoke In USS Zellma, anchored in San c onnectlon Frank Relllv and daughters, mond Francis Kondas, Carole Into a set of points at the waist, Maureen and Lynn, Hillside; Nick Mary Kubak, Judith Mary Lomo- the skirt ending in a short train, A Francisco, Cal. with this year's hemical Progress Week program. Orlllo, North Newark, and Mr. nlco. Riobert John Lomonlco. Elis- fingertip veil of silk illusion fell and Mrs. Henry Zbikowski and abeth Ann Leffler, Richard from a triangular cap of illusion Announcement was made of the club family picnic to be held June children, Robert, Henry and Mary Thomas Ludwig. Rosemary Veron- with organdy flower appliques, Golf Scholarship Ann, Newark. ica Mack, Mary Elizabeth Meade, pearl and crystal trim. She carried 26 at Roosevelt Part at the grove Donald Michael Mularz, Joan a cascade of white roses, stephan- opposite the lake. Games and —Dinner guests Saturday night Marie Mullen, Thomas Joseph otis and white snapdragons with Awarded to Essink prizes for the children have been of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Colola, Mulford. Charles John Nemeth, baby breath. arranged. Woodruff Street, were Mr. and Francine Anne Nemeth, Ronald Miss Connie Thomas. Allentown, —mjjLni Mrs. Thomas Short, Mrs. Pat Gtacobbi and children, NEW BRUNSWICK — John A. Martin and Mlchele, Bloomficld. James Pajak, Richard William Pa., was the maid of honor, and Essink of Woodbridge and Joseph formeiTresldents of Iselin and Pryce, Lawrence Christopher Mrs. William G. Conell, Sewaren, presently of Fort Meyers, Florida, On Sunday the Coloia family and F. Platz of Chatham are the 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner, Jr., Ryan, Virginia Claire Ryan, Mary- was the matron of honor. The winners of the annual New Jersey are making an extended visit with ann Bevnadette Seaman, John bridesmaids were Miss Virginia their son and daughter-in-law, spent the day at the Stand Pot- Robert Schein, Richard Clark State Oolf Association scholar- tery Work and the Flcmlngton Sharp, Woodbridge; Miss Robin ships to Rutgers, and will ma- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Short, Homes 8ohwartz. William Joseph Sirnack, Blood. Atlantic City; Miss Steph- Park Avenue. While In the North, Glass Company. Patricia Ann Skiba, Patricia Ann triculate at the State University anie Stoneback, Springtown, Pa., in September. Mr. Short arranged to visit with —Mr. and Mrs. James Pitman Speicher. Maria Elizabeth Szalon- and Miss Marilyn Durn, Bethle- and children, Sharon and James, Worth $2,000. the scholarships his 82-year-old sister in England, tay, Emerlck Joseph Szep, Judith hem, Pa. whom he hasn't seen in 49 years, Park Avenue, spent Sunday at the Pay* Taylor, James Thomas Tlr- are made on the basis of charac- home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Raymond Wilck, Jr., a brother ter and scholastic attainment, and and word has been received of pak, Thomas Richard Tomko. of the bride, was the best man. The his safe arrival in England. Forrester, Maywood, at which ushers were Wes Dunnington, are tenable for four years. They time James celebrated his second James Robert Toth, Alexander are awarded each year to caddies -Mrs. Vincent Bouchoux and John Trakimowicz, Judith Ann James Brosious, William Stout, birthday. at member clubs of the N.J.S.G.A. daughter, Penny, Homes Park Ungvary, Joy Veronica Wain- Gene Harris, all of Pennsylvania, —Birthday greetings to Maur- and Lawrence Larsen, Woodbridge. who are qualified for admission Avenue, spent the week-end in wright, Mary Louise Young. to the University. een Donoghue, Washington Ave- Staten Island visiting Mrs. Bou- nue, who was 15 last week; and A senior at Woodbridge High choux's broth-in-law and sister, to David Shandolow, Partk Ave- School, Essink has caddled for five Mr. and Mrs. Willafd Page, and carburetors nue, 13 years on the 8th. David's years at the Colonla Country Club. daughter, Dori. Bar Mttzvah will be celebrated 1895 Christensen's Included among his high school —Gail Moorhead, Park Avenue, this Saturday, with a catered activities were four years as a celebrated her second birthday luncheon for 90 guests. 'T/ie Friendly Store" memberof the band. He plans to last Friday. Billy, Jr., is spending major in engineering. —Mrs. Cora Nolan of Lake Ho- two Weeks with his g/andmother, patcong was a guest for several Platz caddled at .the Essex Fells Mrs. William Kraft of Lynhurst. Country Club. A senior at Seton days last week of her son-in-law ' Sunday, June 19th is —Oall Graham, niece of Mrs. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fact: Stalling in stop-ond-go traf- Hall Prep, he Is vlc% president of Anthony Strada. and a student at student council, vice president of Herplch. She also attended the fic, jerky idling, power Ion, gaso- Mount St. Mary's Academy, North meeting of the Chain O'Hills Wo- his class, and was a member of the Plainfleld, will spend the summer line wailt are symptomi of harmfur track and cross country teams for man's Club on the 7 th. at the Strada home on Washing- —Mr. and Mrs. George Russell, carburetor depositi, three years, captaining the latter ton Avenue. for two seasons. He also plans to Homes Park Avenue, celebrated -^Deborah Savage,. Park Ave- six years of marriage Sunday, Fact: "D«rerg«nt-Action" CA1SO major in engineering. Gasolin«i clean out these depoiiti, Both Essink and Platz will be nue, entertained last week in hon- when they and their guests, Mr. graduated this month. or of her fourth birthday. The and Mrs. Franklin Russell, Maple- itop their symptomi . . . give your When Dad puts his foot guests were her grandparents, Mr. wood, had dinner at Perry's^Res- car the full power performance of and Mrs. C. E. Charlock, Roselle taurant, Newark. the highest octane ever I down—make sure he steps Monthly Report Mfide Park, and Mr, -and Mrs. H. —Today is the second birthday into fine shoes or slippers. Schmidt and daughter, Linda, for Kenneth Coloia. Tonight there By Avenel Aid Squad also her sister, Dana will be a family party Tuesday We have his size in gift- AVENEL — A total of 41 calls worthy styles. were answered last month accord- ing to- a report made by Cap For cool dress comfort there's Floyd Ownens of the Avenel-Co- FISHKIN BROS. INC. SINCE 1912 Ionia First Aid Squad. nothing like our Of the calls made, 12 were for accidentsj three were fire calls, 22 DAD Stop at the big red sign Nylon Mesh SHOES were transportation cases and four IT! were miscellaneous calls. from Maine to Virginia 9.95 - 18.95 Big Four foreign chiefs will meet in San Francisco. B'MI, > aigus 04 PRODUCTS OF THE CALIFORNIA OIL COMPANY

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