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Complete Local News Keep Astride AH The Activities Top Advertising Results Of The Town With Your Our Family Of Over 9,000 Readers Home-Town Paper Is A Valuable Market For All Our Advertisers 'VOL. XXXV-NO, 19 darterCARTERET, N J,, FRIDAYd, AUGUST 24, 1956 PRICE KIOHT CENTS Westvaco Increased Enrollment Addition, , is Rushed INoted as Quin Maps Research laboratory is confess that I'm no fish- Kxpwie*! to be Finished a fact which — on Some Time in November For New School Term evidence, at CARTERET—Ritpld progress Is bolus innde on construction of the jf;lsl - makes an ambiguous new addition to the Westvaco Europe of Today as Seen School Bells Will Invunistance of my presence Mineral Products Division Re- •.(•iirrh Laboratory on Lafayette Rin It ;i fishing. Street. By Christine Sufchinsky ? September 10 • » * Construction nf the two-story steel and brick veneered structure, CARTERET - Christine much earlier age. varying from For 1956-57 Season .Siiinc of my confreres at which began in April of this year, iufchlnsky, Carteret Avenue, 14 ln England to 11 in Italy. is expected to be completed within who just returned from a trip At this time they must choose v First Bank and Trust CARTERET School Super- three months. When completed, to Europe In the interest of their trade. Contrary to their Company are — on circum- the addition will add another better international under- name, public schools ln England intendent Edwin S Quinn, Jr, thU^. evidence, at least- 5.1100 square feet of floor space standing found the tour a are really private schools. In week tackled plans for the open- and an additional 1,100 square feet 'thrilling experience." Germany, "gymnazlum" Is ing of the public schools for th* - Each year when of second story office and lab- Here are some of the glimp- equivalent to our high schools 19M-1956 season. oratory space to the present Re- and the "realschule" to our . HIT guests of Dr. Armand ies jotted down by Christine; The opening bells will ring ' search Building. junior colleges, Both of these Eight countries were visited jammer on his L glistening In keeping wittt the architec- schools lend to universities. Monday, September 10, when some and due to the lack of time, tural design of tfc* parent struc- They also have trade schools, In 2,334 children will return to High •ht. there are those who we visited the larger cities and ture, the Research addition will which students have one half uthlcssly await the mo- saw little of the country life. School ando Elementary gradel. also boast Identical brick facing day of actual school work. The INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS: New addition to the Westvaco Mineral Products Division Research Generally speaking, the people This ls an Increase of 110 over •nt when they will transfer and casement windows, landscap- rest of the week Is spent doing Building on Lafayette Strert, is shown in its latest stage of construction. The n«w two-story are very friendly, and we were the previous school year. ing, air-conditioning and other apprentice work. ) the crusty, bobbing hull of structure will add an additional 5,300 square feet of floor space to the existins building. Housed modern facilities, pleasantly surprised to find that Mr. Quin expects the enroll- little craft and a pail in the addition will be a Research Pilot Plant, Offiries and Laboratories. Housed in the Research addi- the majority of the people Living cohdltloiu In England, ment at the High School to be. tion will be an ultra-modem Re- speak and understand some Austria, The Netherlands, and 650, as compared with 532. last bait. This is when I go] Sheridan Asks Caution search Pilot Plant equipped with English. This U because English especially Switzerland are very year. In the elementary grades, winning and when, one Borough Mourns newest, most modern scientific ap- ls a required subject ln most of similar ,to ours. However, our the tentative enrollment ls: Co- By Pupils and Drivers Car Victim Rites paratus obtainable. In addition, a the schools, They have found accepted conveniences — auto- lumbus School, 807; Nathan Hale, |m<\ when I suppose I obey- total of 2,200 square feet of space it ls necessary for trading pur- mobiles, T. V., etc.—are not M 500; Cleveland, 330, and Wash- onc of my rare impulses Death of Simons CARTERET — School children, on two levels is planned to accom- poses. Free education stops at a (Continued on Page Six) ington, 247. 1 parents and motorists were urged Held Yesterday modate offices and laboratories The school superintendent i show off, I kicked a twist by Police Chief George Sheridan, within the addition. CARTERET — Many borough pointed out that pupils still can Jr., Completion of this structure Is railing from Which I officials, friends relatives and enroll during the first ten day« scheduled for November of this ladassah Board Tourneys Attract neighbors for Mrs, Mary Elizabeth of school. Thpse entering the kin- I was embarrassed on to return to their classrooms after year, adding another milestone to services Monday afternoon of dergarten rolls, must bring vac- he summer recess. Martin, 63, mother of George E. Food Machinery and Chemica count, of course, but itBorough Engineer Frederick F, cination and baptismal certifi- He said that Increased enroll- Martin. 113 Gtm«e 5treet' this Corporation's current moderniza- To Meet Thursday 449 Boys, Girls Simons, 154 Emerson Street, who cates and must be at least five ' , also a lousy dive and ments in the schools have prompt- bh ion and expansion program ln died Friday morninK at the Eli- years old by December 31. fin1 which my tummy has ed police to double efforts to pro- Mrs' Martln was killed and ner Carteret. CARTERET — The Carteret CARTERET — Daniel Semenr.a, zabeth General Hospital. Ellza- husb d No School Signals tect borough children from traf- »n . George, 67, was seriously Within the space of one year, Chapter of Hadassah will hold creation director has announced |r,vr forgiven me. ibeth. Westvaco in Carteret has com- hat 449 boys and girls partici- fie hazards. injured when their car crashed 'hursday evening, August 30, at Arrangements are being made The services were conducted at into a tree in St. Petersburg, pleted their new 35,000 square foo tated in the tournaments held on for "No School" signals. In case * * * :30 P. M. at the Synagogue of the Greiger Funeral Home, 44 Sunday noon. warehouse, completed demolition ach of the six playgrounds in theschool U closed half a day, the | While Ye Compleat Ang- Green Street. Wood-bridge by Rev, The services were conducted at ot their old alumina hydrate biiild- Loving Justice. Joroush. The children were fire whistle will be 'sounded at Barge Captain's ng and has scheduled completion pop off toward kime William Schmaus, rector of Trini- the Armitage Funeral Home, Hostesses will be Mrs. Edward Massed in age groups from 9 to11:30 A. M. If there Is no school Kearny, with Rev. John MacMil- of this new 5,300 square foot Re ,3 and from 14 to 18. All cham- all day. children are instructed •a where it is alleged that:ty EP|SC0Pal Church, Woodbridge. TJlman and Mrs. Theodore Chen- :lan, pastor of the Knox Presby- search addition. ilons will meet at the Park field to listen to WOR and WCTC- • . , , , . T ... , I Interment was in Cloverleaf Me- Body Recovered kin. terian Church, Kearny, officiat- luring the week of August 27th from 7:15 A, M. to 8 A. M. for |nm> briny breed Is, I think ;morial p,rk cemetery, Wood- Mrs. Jack Safran, Hadassah ing. Interment was in Arlington or the championship of Carteret. Information. Mr. Quin urged par- term "running," those bridge. Bearers were Postmaster CARTERET — Patrick Mc will present the program- plan- Cemetery, Kearny. ' The schedule Is aa follows: ents and students not to phone Lester Sabo, Borough Treasurer Cauley, 34, of 722 Bound Brook ned for the first general meet- us who are swimmers Mrs. Martin was employed at Freighter Cruise Monday, horseiihoe finals at V.15 the schools or Individuals. In ad- Alexander Comba, Sigurd Olsen, Road, Dunellen, barge captain, ing to -be held September V3. the Hudson Lamp Works, Ar- P.M.; ,Tu«day, checker cham- dition to the radio, the fire 1 or mere disciples of Magistrate Nathaniel A. Jacoby y, when Ire slipped , It w.as^anqo.unpsd that the.Oc- lington. Her husband retired from pions, 1:15 P.Mo Wednesday. wnlstle will be sounded at five and Councilmen John Nemish and Into the at the dock of the Grand, Quin Says tober meeting will "be a paid up [mniating, git properly the Lehigh Warehouse, Newark heas finals, 1:15 P.M.; also onminu'to 'MrO; M, if schools are Walter Sullivan. membership party featuring a ppod against the blllow- CARTERET — Real relaxation Monday, the ping pong champions closed for the day. cident occured while his barge, plav entitled "Whatevei Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, 219, Edison Lamp Works and Radio complete comfort and the ulti- wlJl meet. pillows of a shaded after- War Horse, was being loaded. Lola Wants," under the direction F. & A, M. of which he was a | Corporation of- America in Harri- mate in travel pleasure is pro- The following champions will An employe of the refinery no- of Mrs. Jack Stein and Mrs. Mur- fcck to discuss Renaissance I member, conducted services at the so vided in a freighter trip, accord- compete R. Kuhn, J. Dreboty, C. funeral tlfled police who grappled for his, ?, ray Gottlieb, program chairmen, Pupil Help Tips the rise and fall Of thei home Sunday night.' body.