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PubllsHed Every Thursday VOL. XX—NO. 14 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958 At 18 Green Street, Waodbrldge, N. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Sweetness Lawyer? Former TeacherContinue and , Is Selected by Project WOODBRIDGE — Lewis ! the following February. Light Jacobson, Tisdale Place, Born in Brooklyn, January Hearing will be sworn as a member of 15, 1900, Mr. Jacobson moved By CHARLES E. GREGORY the Board of Education with- to P^rth Amboy with his Township Apartment in the next two weeks, Win- family in 1907. He graduated Plans to Be Aired field Finn, Board president, from Perth Amboy '. _ High The Board of Educa- said today. . School and Newark State Again Monday. tion showed commenda- "The next regular meeting Normal School. He taught EDISON — The hearing on ble * judgment and in- is not until June 17," Mr. school in Perth Amboy and the application of the Absig Finn said, "but we.expect to from 1918 to 1926 taught the Corporation, an affiliate of dependence in its election have a meeting before that so-called "incorrigibles." Sommer Brothers Construc- date at which Mr. Jacobson While still a teacher, Mr. In Keasbey School*® of Lewis S. Jacobson to tion Company, for the con- will take his oath of office." Jacobson attended New Jersey struction of a three and a become its ninth member. Mr. Jacpbson, an attorney Law School, now a part of half, million dollar luxury with offices in Perth Amboy, l Rutgers University, graduat- apartment project will be was named to the Board Mon- ing in 18.25. He was admitted continued next Monday in I believe both the day night, to succeed Nathan j to the bar of this state the same year. - the Stelton School audito- Bernstein Who resigned a few rium. Board and the communi- months " ago. 'Because Mr. . Mr. Jacobson is married ty will find that a happy Bernstein's term still has a and the father of two sons, The council chamber in the year and: nine months to go, Lyn Edward, who is attending' Municipal Building was filled choice has been made: In Mr. Jacobson will have to run Duke University, and who will to capacity Tuesday night the first place, no taint in February for the unex;pired be a Junior in September and when the Zoning Board of WOODBRIDGE — At the term of one year and if he Alan Donald, a Cornell Uni- Adjustment attempted to hear most unruly Township meet- of partisan influence can wishes to continue, run for versity student, who will enter ^oth sides of the case and in ing ever held by the Town be attached to the selec- the- full" term of three years LEWIS S. JACOBSON (Continued on Page 6) fairness to.both the applicant Committee, the sidewalk is- tion because — as Mr. and the objectors, it was de- j sue on Inman Avenue was eided to continue the hearing hotly debated once again. Jacobson says of himself Juvenile Decency m Jarger quarters. A group, called the Colonia —he is an independent The proposed project is off Citizens for Safety, appeared Plainfield Road adjacent to to receive the Committee's independent. This means Arrowhead Park and South- decision on its demands for that he will be free to ex- Kramer Sincerity field Road. sidewalks on Inman Avenue. press himself with com- The tract involved comprises Mayor Hugh B. Quigley 45 acres now zoned as "Resi- stated it appears that the plete candor on public dential A" and limited to sin- only method open is passage matters without the re- Schoolmate Confi | ale family dwellings. In order v of an ordinance forcing all straint which could have I for an apartment project to .* - property owners in the Town- (Note: In ; recent weeks, be erected there a "special ship to put in sidewalks on been imposed upon any- stories highlighting juve- exception use" permit would an assessment basis. one of less political inde- nile delinquency have filled have to be granted by the CAhhEJ) HAZARD. FOB YOUNGSTERS: Above is the abandoned clay pit at the rear the newspapers. Because' "It will take a great deal of Zoning Board. Such a permit of Keasbey School which residents of Shorecrest-at-Fords and Roosevelt Estates object money to put sidewalks on pendence. He is not this newspaper believes ju- requires a public hearing and to vehemently. They have threatened to keep their children home next September, venile delinquents are in Inman Avenue", the mayor bound, by any imagina- Tuesday • night marked the when they are scheduled to report to Keasbey School, unless the situation is corrected. said, "We were up there last the minority, that most preliminary stages of that ble reason, to conformity youngsters are inherently r week and since the grade will or regimentation. • meeting. have to be changed and trees good, a decision was reached Details of the project were removed we got a rough esti- on a series of stories about made public for the first time mate of between $60,000 and teenagers who, in our Nursing Students at the hearing and were met $65,000. That is a great deal It is my feeling that opinion, are models of "ju- with objections on the part of of money, taking into consid- the Board chose him for venile decency." We feel surrounding property owners. eration there are other places if sufficient attention is~ . Officials of the Sommer in the Township where the this reason—and if this given to the leadership of Brothers Company said the Patient's Side same conditions exist." fine boys and girls, teen- is the case, 4hen it cer- proposed apartment project PERTH AMBOY — A capa- and Miss Ann Szabo, R.N., dible only to the. doctor. When the delegation began agers will soon model them- would contain 280 rental units city audience of 176 high clinical instructor in medicine Developed by Philco Corpo- tainly commands t he selves after them and desert to shout at the committee and highest respect of the of from 3 Vz rooms to ' 5V2 school administrators witness- and surgery, Metuchen, N. J. ration, "Audipage" is as small at times two or three people those who wear outlandish rooms in size. The minimum ed a "first" in the use of tele- Unusual aspect of this as a cigarette lighter and were talking at one time, de- people; Our scliool needs clothes, fancy peculiar hair- rental would"- be $170 per vision in nursing education closed-circuit TV experiment weighs' only one ounce. This spite efforts of the mayo? cuts and flaunt the law.' : ? .month....,and-.'the. maximum yesterday at Perth Amboy was-that the student nurses transistorized, one-way com- who wrapped his gavel ^^0 ':- •' By; RUTH WOlK ; ' . " rental would be - $400 per General Hospital. were able to "talk back" to the munication system operates continuously, Committeeman now, and ^iil cojitinue t6 WOODBRIDGE — "Kurt month. Care and treatment of an TV monitor. By means of a on the principle of magnetic Richard Krauss, Second be for maiiy:years to Kramer has a quality that The project was described, actual hospital case was tele- two-way communication sys- induction, thereby eliminating Ward, said: begets confidence." by the developers as of "the vised Irom the patient's bed- tem, the students questioned cables or direct wire contact. come. They require' the 3rd Focal Point "We specifically explained That is how Dr. John P. campus type," featuring the side to a classroom in the the bedside instructor as the to you the last time that we collective wisdom of those zo, Woodbridge High School highest quality of construc- school of nursing, a city block patient's case was presented Third focal point of the TVhave but $83,000 in the capi- both in and out of public principal, described the 17- tion and architectural fea- awa,y. on the monitors. experiment was the auditori- tal improvement account year-old junior who was re- tures. The project would in- The case study was part of However, the patient was um in the school of nursing. tvhich we can use this year office if our full responsi- ;ently named Mayor of Youth clude a complex of many a regular freshman clinical not disturbed by these ques- Television monitors in^the au- and most of. that sum is to be bility to our childrea is Week by his fellow students. apartment buildings said by conference scheduled for yes-tions booming out of a loud- ditorium gave the school ad- Used for the construction of to be met with economic Strange as it may seem, the developers to _ create an terday and conducted by speaker since the bedside in- ministrators an unusual op- the Woodbridge Park Estates teco?t, the Coming of the Miss Alice M.'O'Connor Anne Marie Baumgerten. Pastor Announces Holy -Spirit." Nursery for pre- Service Schedule sch-.jnl- children during wor- COLONIA _ — Rev. George ship Wed to-Donald Crozier Weds Bernard Anderson A. Shulta, pastor, announces SEWAREN — Miss Alice Mrs. Crozier is a graduate AVENEL—Miss Anne Marie the schedule of services for KINDERGARTEN SHOW Mae O'Connor, daughter of of Woodbridge High School, Baumgarten, daughter of Mr. the United Church of Christ, FORDS - School 7 held a Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. O'-class of 1948, and is employed and Mrs. Edward C. Baumgar- Golbnia and Clark, meeting in kindei frArtei< program yester- Connor, 384 Broad Street, be- by the Irving Trust Company, School 17, Inman Avenue. ( New York City. The bride- ten, 29 Livingston Avenue, was day directed by Mrs. Skibinski came the bride of Donald groom also graduated, from married Saturday at 5 P. M. Sunday, May 25, Whitsun- ' and Mrs. Kelly, teachers, for Crozier, son of Mrs. Mont- Woodbridgr- School st.) Woodbridge 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. — Monday Through Saturday Amboy Ave. and Pfeiffer. Blvd., Perth Amboy , •. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Phone ME-4-3036 • Shop Friday Till 9 P. M. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A, M. TO 6 P. M. !^.;:.;...... ,-.™..-..„,...... r.u. ,.*,.-. :v.. ^ .. ..,,:.••. •..'.„„"*; "OUR THURSDAY, MAT- 2-2,-lS58 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON i I CHOOSE A*P- ! fOR QUALITY'S SAKE I AND BECAUSE... •Kraffft. Salai! Srtssing Miracle Whip ^7 jar "* jar \ Kraft's * Deluxe Slices PROPOSED COURT HOUSE: As designed by Alexander Merchant Associates, New American, PimentOi Swiss Brunswick. The proposed structure will replace the present outmoded structure in the County Seat. — - Prcceu t ox. ®.®a Born in Hungary, he had | Oeliclaus with Chicken... OCEAN SPRAY resided here for about . 30 years. A retired' employee of I Cranberry 'Saiice. 2 s '..he "Woodbridge Sanitary Pot- tery Company and a member At A&P you won't see the same grade chickens wrapped differently at a higher price, nor a higher price of the Hungarian Reformed for cut-up or quartered chickens. Come see . . . you'll find one grade, the top ... at one price, as advertised. MRS. OTTILIA SACCHET Anna Lesko Seripko; four ! FORDS — Funeral services daughters, Mrs. James Sabo, Church, there, are no known were held • Wednesday at Our Carteret, Mrs. Joseph Bukow- survivors. Funeral services Lady of Peace Church for ski, Perth Amboy, Mrs. An-were private. Burial . was in "Super-Right" Quality- SMOKElf "Super-Right"' Quality — OfcEF , Imported Holland—Canned 3ifa.can sib.can Mrs. Ottilia Sacchet, 8 Poplar thony DeFillipo, Iselin, and Cloverleaf Park Cemetery, Street, who died Sunday. Mrs. Jack Pastusak; Colonia: Woodbridge. " . 69. tfMOX HAM 3.29 5.45 Widow of the' late Michael a son Thomas Jr., Nixon: a PORK BUTTS"™* MRS. .MART SZUKICS ' Super-Right Brand Super-Bight Brand Fresh Sacchet, she is survived by step-daughter, Mrs. A. L. WOODBRIDGE — Funeral three daughters, Mrs. Made- Gergely, Donville; two step- Bordoa's Blitulfi 6oz. lib. services were held Monday at SLICED l.vn Rigles, Boyne City, Mich., sons, Albert Lesko, Bridgeport, Leon J. Gerity Funeral Home, Plain or iuttormilk PORK Mil Pkg. 33< pkg. FLOUNDER FiLLfT>69< Mrs. Elda Pucci, Fords, and Conn, and Joseph Lesko in 411 Amboy Avenue, for Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Romer, New Japan; and seven grandchil- CWr.ady | 8~ MC Mary Szukies, 75 Fulton &w Brunswick; a son, Peter Sack- dren. Street, who died Thursday at * pigs. ett. New Brunswick; a sister, Burial was in St. James Seabrook Hill Nursing Home, FRESMLY GROUND! Ocean Spray — Whole or Jellied Mrs. ..Peter Boniface, Belle- Cemetery, Woodbridge. Keyport. FOR THE BEST RESULTS IN YOUR COFFEEMAKER! ville; a brother, Edward Ossi, Widow of the • late James Bridgeport,- and two sisters Mas. ANNA GATJL and two brothers in Italy. Szukies, she is survived by a -Krafft RICH & FULL-BODIED WOODBRIDGE — Funeral daughter Mrs. Helen Thomas, services were held Tuesday at Rev. Joseph R. • Brozozow- Perth Amboy, and one,grand- 3-L.b. Bag ski sang the high requiem Leon J. Gertv Funeral Home, child. Parkay iargarins 411 Amboy Avenue, for Mrs. I £•££«. BAG mass. Burial was in Holy Ro- Requiem Mass was sung at sary Cemetery. Pall bearers Anna Gaul, 200 Grove Street, POiff & BE11S St. James Church. Burial was Prinfj pkg. were Mario and Gary Pucci, who died Saturday. in the church cemetery. With Tomato Sauce Michael Saskett, Dr. Alfonso A member of the Woodmen MUD I MHiOW Palotini, Charles Miknius and of the World and St. Mary's MRS. EDITH M. GREENE Peter Boniface. Hungarian Sick and Benefit WOODBRIDGE — Fuaeral S 3 lt Ba s?J Plus Deposit Society, she is survived by twoservices will be held at Flynn . Iii'@faOfi VIGOROUS a WINEY BQKAR BAG SI " - " N. MARTIN RASMUSSEN sons, Joseph Sr. and Stephen, •and Sons Funeral Home, Ford FORDS — Funeral services Woodbridge, and four grand- Avenue, Fords, Friday at 2 for F»r laisdj, b* king and cooking were held Saturday at Flynn children. Mrs. Edith M. Greene, 1-D Family Sizs pint OT § quart Frozen Food Buys I and Son Funeral Home, Ford Requiem mass was sung at Bunn's Lane, who died Tues- l*" bottle Avenue, for N. Martin Ras- St. James' Church. Burial was day at Perth Ambpy General' Sunkist — Regular or Pink PAPER NAPKINS mussen, 14 Lillian Street, who in the church cemetery. Hospital. died Tuesday. MRS. GLADYS FRIIS A native of Canada, and.a LEMONADE 6 55c A trustee of Local 358, In- former resident of Fords, Mrs. Super-Right SEWAREN — Funeral ser- Red L Brand — French Fried ternational Brotherhood of vices were held Saturday at Greene was a township resi- '• Unit Brand Electrical Workers, he was a Koyen Funeral Chapel, 285 dent for the past 40 years. She member of Americus Lodge, High Street, Perth Amboy, for was a communicant of St. ONION RINGS 2 Z 39< F. and A. M., the Crescent Mrs. j'Gladys Friis, 47 Bridge John's Episcopal. Church and Liundry Sfarih GoknM Brand part Temple Shrine, the Scottish Street, Sewaren, formerly of a charter member of the\Fbr:ds ASP brand Kosher bottle Rites, Valley of Trenton, and Woman's Club. pkgs. Fords, who died Wednesday. pkg. the Americus Craftsmen's A member of Our Savior's She is survived by her hus- Club. Lutheran Church, p. A., she si band Edgar T. Greene; : a A&P He is survived by his widow, survived by her husband, daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Elko, 'I Mrs. Marie Jensen Rasmus- Hans Henry Friis; two sons, Fords, and two grandchildren. Brand lyd§@n c sen, a brother Paul Rasmus- Robert and Clifford; a broth- Rev. William H. Payne will isfi's PlisappI® Jylet i 12 ii sen, of Gladstone, and two er, Clifford Smith, Fords; a conduct the services and burial sisters and a brother in Den- half brother, Lester R. Bod-will be in Cloverleaf Park Ce- To! Iff Tl§§i§i Birds Eye Fish Slides ?i £8* SECTIONS mark. ley, Perth Amboy, and a metery. AS? Brand Burial was in Alpine Ceme- grandson. Awo rfe Avenel, a son to Mr. and Mrs. and the committee has done sponsible for the first use of grades are more than pretty Frank Stryshak, 131 Walnut :he best it can. If you don't CCTV as an administrative good. The Crow's Nest Street, a daughter to Mr. and like it, move out." ' tool for problem solving: in a "In fact," the principal Mrs. Alfred Greco, 300 Edger- Then there was bedlam and hospital. Mr. Eckerfc is presi- : ton Boulevard, a son to Mr. Mrs. Faulkner said if he is dent-elect of the American stated, "Kurt is practically :;a . and Mrs. Duane Baldwin, 35 satisfied with such conditions, College of Hospital Adminis- straight A student;- I: can't . Dartmouth. Avenue. . . from she certainly is riot. Before trators. tell you what his IQ is, fbu.fr Colonia, a daughter to Mr. She close of the debate, it was you can surmise it is pretty and Mrs. Alex Kettler, Mid- pointed out the County is near the very top." '•- :•'•"• wood Way, a daughter to Mr. ilanning to widen the road Former Teacher; and Mrs. William Geis, 6 and the Township will paint Even though the Avenel At Random: (Continued from. Page 1) youth has five major subjects Longfellow Drive. . . from t white line for a walking his Sophomore year in the Miss Elizabeth Macan, 79 irea as it is done in other this year he still finds time to Fords, a son to Mr. and :Mrs. iFall. • : 7 :7. : Roosevelt Boulevard, Fords, William Posik, 427 Carteret places in the county. serve on the student council who was graduated from TJr- Mr. Jacobson is a member and -to do: the lighting work Road. . . a son' to Mr. and That, too, did not meet sinus College and completed Mrs. Frank Bigos, 105 Put- of Congregation Adath Israel, for the .Drama Club , under • her work at the Katharine with approval, with the dele- Woodbridge and Congrega- the ,direction of the faculty nam Avenue, a son to Mr. and gation stating that the widen- Gibbs School in New York Mrs. Anthony Peterson, 32 tions Beth Mordecai and adviser, for the club, Bertram City, has secured a position 'ng of the road would just be Sharey Tifiloh, Perth Amboy. : Montview Road. an invitation for cars to Katz:-/-; ; : . .. •'•/'_-• with Permacel-LePage, Inc., He is also a member of the Last w:eek he was elected.•.. New Brunswick . . . Proudest speed. The white line they American Bar Association, complained, would not pro- president of the- Student tooy in the Township, is Bsrt I ATTEND CONVENTION New Jersey Bar Association, Council for the next school Bowers whose parents gave ISELIN — Mrs. Jerome tect their youngsters. Middlesex County Bar Asso- him a new, red Volkswagen as Cassell, Mrs. L-. Krawiec, and The discussion wound up ciation, Perth Amboy Bar As- : a graduation present . . . Co- supreme commander Mrs. with no practical decision sociation . and Elks, Perth Kuft is interested iii rail- lonia Village residents write Prank Moscarelli attended reached. Amboy. ••'-, . 7 roading and, likes to discuss that now that the nice wea- railroads with the engineers the convention Wednesday of The newly-appointed Board ther is at hand perhaps the at the ".junction, near :;AILen the T..ady Foresters of America member said he will be a "vo- illegible street signs in the as delegates of Star of Iselin Nursing Students Industries in Avenel., He. also,.: village will be given a fresh cal minority or vociferous enjoys bicycling and rode his Circle 54. Grand commander (Continued from Page 1) majority as the occasion re- coat of paint. Our correspon- Mrs. M. J. Halm was honored bike all the way to a small dent states -that it is frustra- IN THE WEDDING PARTY: Above are youngsters of Schoo' 15, Iselin. who participated in a Tom Thumb wedding. They Thus, • closed circuit televi- quires." . town near Atlantic City to at • the Elizabeth Carteret are Gary Reyhon, Bonnie Colgan, Theresa Bowen, Frank M rabeSla, Margaret Schmidt, Scott McKay, Katherine Kovacs, "I feel," he> continued, ting to find it necessary to Hotel. sion was used as an education- visit his. grandmother. He is Garry Snyder, Jamas Ressell, Anthony Lisoski, Jackie Davis, Robert Smith, Deidre Bills, Kathy Scott, William L'Hotta, "that our children are en- interested in forming a bicy- drive a car within two feet of Marjorie RosenfeSd, Linda Barber, Mary Patrice Zimich, Linda O'Connell, Angelica Hoener, Stephen Feher, Linda Mc- al tool rather than a means the signs before being- able to titled to the best teachers we cling club. •'.•_• • LEGAL NOTICES Kay, Thomas Brunda^e, Kathleen Ambrose, Gary Ballschneider, Soloist, William Wilde, Richard Rapp, Raymond Au- for replacing the instructors. can .get. We should keep the decipher the letters . . . The visiting educators were : A nie'mber of the Christian Kefer To: W-552; 139 grusiio, Ronald Abel, Lorraine Parolski, Barbara Savitski, Linda Corcoran. Andrea. Rzepinski, Teresa Marvin, Mary Ellen good ones and entice the best Science Church, Rahway,- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Kulesza, Leo Bussiere, Catherine Zimich, Catherine Bowen, Lynn Harrigran, Henry Clements, Patricia Vance, Joseph Ri- welcomed by Charles E. Gre- of the young teachers to TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: gory of Woodbridge, President which he attends with his At the Typewriter: At a regular meeting of the naldi, Evelyn Barby, Cynthia Bennett, Cynthia Steinmetz, Gary Kennedy, Hope Maxwell, Ronald Perrieone, William. teach here. The Board should parents, Kurt has been pour- Township Committee of the Town- McCann, Robert Boehm, Robert Gethardt, Mrs. August Lauer and Mrs. George Hodsrson. of the Hospital's Board of Go- have a policy and work to- Douglas Bohrer, senior at ship of Woodbridge, held Tues- vernors. ing- over college catalogues Woodbridge High School, has day, May 20, 1958, I was di- ward a goal." rected to advertise the fact that Mrs. Katherine MaeFadyen, trying to make up his mind as: accepted an TJpson Memorial on Tuesday evening, June 3, Routine Session Held case and thus was a. matter er—and he realizes fully be provided on the basi; RN, acting Director of Nursing Mr. Jacobson said he- has to which institution of higher Scholarship at Rutgers Uni- 195S, the Township Committee for the township Planning and Director of the School of never been a political candi- learning he would like to at- versity. The scholarship, es- will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the the dismal error into of merit, on a close evalu- date and described himself as Committee Chambers, Memorial By Auxiliary of VFW Board. Nursing, opened the TV pre- tend. tablished in 1927 in memory Municipal Building, Woodbridge, ation of proficiency, ef- an "independent Indepen- New Jersey, and expose and sell When the Zoning Board of which we have fallen sentation by explaining the "What I would like to do," of the late Irving S. Upson, AVENEL — Mrs. Lillian organization and philosophy dent." -.. • he explained, is to get into a Class of 1881, is awarded to at public sale and to the highest Adjustment replied that it had through the years in do- fectiveness and teaching bidder according to terms of sale Carroll, was installed three- the authority to receive an ap- of the school of nursing. five-year plan where I would candidates who show promise on file with the Real Estate De- year trustee and? patriotic in- results. I am opposed to get liberal arts and an en- in qualities of manhood, force partment and Township Clerk plication for a "special excep- ing everything within our Directing the technical pro- : open to inspection and to be structor of the Ladies Auxili- tion use" the objecting lawyers permitting the drones to duction of the television 'ex- Kramer Sincerity gineering degree. But right of character and leadership oublicly read prior to sale, all of ary of Avenel Memorial Post power to make second- as well as literary and scholas- Lots 25 to 34 inclusive and the then contested the procedure move in on the benefits periment were Irvine H. Mill- (Continued from Page 1) now my concern is to get a remaining portions of Lots 35 to 7164, VFW. Mrs. George Gass- being followed. They said that class citizens of • our gate, President of Impeo, Inc., job for the summer vacation. tic attainment. These scholar- 59 inclusive, as per desrriDtion. in away, conducted the installa- which should be reserved Kurt Kramer is not an athle- ships cover tuition and is ten- Rlock 202-D on the Woodbridge their interpretation of the school' teachers and of an industrial television firm tic star—he has never com- Do you.know where I can get Township Assessment Map. tion. ordinance was that the Plan- for the workers—and the of >New Milford, N. J., Priscilla one?" . " able for.four years provided Said property is more particu- making a heavy contribu- peted in fotball or baseball, the recipient maintains a sa- larly described as follows: Mrs. William Dragos, was ning Board must first review relevancy of this position B. Ransohoff", EdD, President so his popularity cannot be Dr: Lozo and his teachers DESCRIPTION named chairman of a new the application and submit a of Consultant Associates, Inc., all described Kurt as "quiet tisfactory standing. , Bohrer REMAINING PORTIONS OF LOTS tion to their demoraliza- persists whether we are based on such dramatic was on the WHS football team 35 TO 59 INCLUSIVE IN BLOCK merchandise club. A demon- recommendation to the Zoning institutional consultants of acnievemenfcs. and dignified." for three years, served on the 202-D. stration of household items Board of Adjustment before a tion, to undercutting talking about teachers or Long Branch, N. J., and Philco "The teenager is hard, to BEGINNING at a point in the was given after the business Corporation of Philadelphia. Kurt was born in Haeken- Student Council and is in the Northeasterly line of Harned Ave- public hearing can be held. their dignity, to belittling policemen or laborers in sack, the con of Mr, and Mrs. fool," Dr. Lozo said. "They Honor Society. He plans to nue, said point being distant session and refreshments were The Zoning Board of Ad- Equipment and personnel were find in Kurt sincerity, Northwesterly measured along the served. their great responsibility the road department. provided at no cost to the hos- Howard Kramer. He is an study civil engineering . . . Northeasterly line of Harned Ave- justment members replied that only child. The family lived straightforwardness and mod- nue, 110.27 feet from the point of this was not their interpreta- pital. to us who are their em- in Dumqnt and'when Kurt esty. He lias a. subtle humor intersection, the Northeasterly line tion of the ordinance. They and the. kids wait for it and of Harned Avenue with the North- ployers and to our chil- To Evaluate Experiment • was three they moved to Ave- Disgusting: westerly line of Spa Spring Road Continue Project said that the Planning Board, Regardless of what the feel with him. He has a Daniel W. Dodson, PhD, nel. They reside at 340 Dema- I have attended Township (Florida Grove Road), said begin- whose members were present dren who are in their quality that'begets confidence. ning point being the dividing line (Continued from Page 1) days ahead develop in our Director of the Human Rela- rest Avenue. Howard Kramer meetings for a good many bfitween Lot 56 and Lot 63 in Block be located on 25 acres of the last night as observers, would trust. tions Center, New York Uni- Although Kurt won't push years and I must say that 202-D, Woodbridge Township Tax review the application follow- educational system, I am is a guard at the State Prison himself, the group will follow Map; thence (1) Northwesterly 45-acre tract. * * * * versity,, served as a consultant Farm at Avenel. Tuesday's session was the most along the Northeasterly line of The balance of the tract ing the public hearing and confident its aspirations observer and evaluator. A him anywhere. During his re- unruly one I have ever atten- Harned Avenue 625 feet to the they saw nothing in the ordi- To hear Kurt tell it, he has cent campaign for Student dividing line between Lots 34 and would be sold as individual I expect Mr. Jacobson have been strengthened complete report on this edu- a very uneventful life. As a ded. And that was not my 35 in Block 202-D; thence (2) lots for the construction of nance which said the -review cational TV project will be Council president and Youth opinion alone—but was the Northeasterly and at right angles should precede or follow the will make a strenuous ef- by Mr. Jacobson's elec- published at a later.date.- little boy he was a member of Week mayor he had an ac- to Harned Avenue and along the homes in the $25,000 price the Cub Scouts and then opinion of the other reporters dividing line between the Lots 34 range. These homes would not public hearing. fort to enlist the people tion to our Board of Edu- A previous experiment in tive, aggressive campaign at the press table. Folks de- and 35, 75 feet to a point in the graduated to Boy Scouts. committee which pushed with Southwesterly line of property of be built by the Sommer in the cause of our teach- cation. I believe firmly closed circuit television was Kurt is a musician. He finitely have a right to com- the Magyar Reformed Church; Brothers but by the purchas- conducted at Perth Amboy enthusiasm pupils usually ac- plain—that is democracy in thence (3) Southeasterly along the Sweetness & Light ers, to place them in their the future will justify plays.the piano and last.year cord a leader. Let me say this, dividing line between the Magyar ers of the lots. This method of General Hospital last summer was in the school orchestra. action—but they can still be Reformed Church property and the development, the company rightful place in the for problem analysis. youngsters don't go 7 for remaining portions of Lots 35 to (Continued from Page 1) this judgment. In his freshman year he par- ladies and gentlemen. Calling said in its application, would Anthony W. Eckert, Direc- phonies." , . each other liars and using' cuss 59 in Block 202-D, 625.50 feet to I think it is in my ex- minds and hearts of all ticipated in Glee Club activi- the Northeasterly corner of Lot provide a transitional or buf- tor of the Hospital, was re- So there you have my first words—especially while the 59; thence (4) Southwesterly along fer zone between the apart- pectation of his capacity of us. I have discussed ties. Youth Week officials were the dividing line between Lots 59 Inmaii Ave. ."Walk* "I like to play the piano," candidate for the juvenile and 60 to 63 inclusive, and at right ment project and surrounding | to make a beginning in with him many times the decency award — Kurt H. present—certainly was not angles to Harned Avenue, 100 feet properties. (Continued from Page 1) the boy mayor said ,"but I do to the point or place of beginning. sorry plight into which not enjoy playing in public Kramer, 17. v the way to get anything ac- Being the remaining portions of developing wide discus- was talking, or shouting, at complished. All I could think Lots 35 to 59 inclusive in Block Members of the audience too much." •'•.'. 302-D as shown on the Woodbridge we have fallen in this re- SEE PAGES II, "12 and of was, What an example to protested that they knewj sion * of public affairs, one, time. Newark, N. Kurt said he is not doing Township Tax Map. nothing about' this -project- spect, and I think we are set for our young folks! . . . that pleases me most Committeeman L. Ray Ali- STARTS MAY 28th tpo much extra-curricular What must they think of the Bounded: Northwesterly by re- prior to receiving formal no-' agreed on the best way bani, Third Ward, said as far activities this year "because maining portion of Lot 34 and about Mr. Jacobson's elec- Exclusive N. J. Engagement antics of so-called adults! . . . Magyar Reformed Church; North- tree of the hearing because i as he is concerned Colonia I have five major subjects and easterly by Magyar Reformed they were property owners tion as a Board member. we can correct this prob- has received "more than its MICHAEL TODD'S my school work keeps me very Church; Southeasterly by Lots 60 to 63 inclusive in Block 202-D and within 200 feet of the project. Of probable equal impor- lem. I am not now speak- share" and from now on it busy." . : -, Around the Southwesterly by Harned Avenue. They said that usually such will get one-fifth of the im- All as shown on Woodbridge tance, however, is the ing for Mr. Jacobson— Asked how his grades are, Township Tax Map Sheet #14. large-scale projects are well- provements. Township: publicized by the developer just for myself, but I the teenager replied: Take further notice that the Board's determination to "For I am going to see to "I guess they are pretty Dr. Fred A. Kessler left Township Committee has, by reso- long in advance and they shall continue to assert Tuesday for St. Louis to at- lution and' pursuant to law, fixed asked "why the secrecy in this enlist in its monumental it", he declared, "that the good." a minimum price at which said Pretty Good? tend the annual convention of lots in said block will be sold to- case?" job and in its desire to this position—that blan- Third Ward gets one-fifth." the American College of Car- gether with all other details per- A man in the audience, who 2 PERFORMANCES DAILY Dr. Lozo confided Kurt's STATE tinent, said minimum price being Mr. Toolan replied that the serve the community to ket improvements in diology. He will return Sun- $8,750.00 plus costs of preparing did not identify himself, ALL SEATS RESERVED day . . . Mrs. Dolores Rita deed and advertising this sale. company had proceeded exact- the best of its ability one either rank or remunera- Schedule of Prices and Perform* THEATRE Said lots in said block, if sold on ly in conformity to the pro- shouted to the Colonia dele- ances: Mon. thru Tri. Muts. al Sporek, daughter of Mr. and 2:30 P.M., S1.50aniIS1.25:Sat.t terms, will require a down pay- cedure in these cases as out- of Mr. Jacobson's great tion should be abandoned gation: San. & HoL Mats, at 2:30 PJit.. Woodbridge, N. J. Mrs. Leo J. Menard, 404 Rah- ment of 85% of the bid accepted "I have lived here 35 years $3.20 and S1.BO.ETO3. at 8:30 way Avenue, Woodbridge, has by the' Township Committee, the lined in the township zoning talents, dedication and as a matter of public (Sun. 7:S0> S3.20 & S1.5O. Sit- ISELIN THEATRE WED. THRU SAT- balance of purchase price to be Jjrday morning, shojv at 10:30 ISELIN, N. J. LI-8-9090 joined her husband, John, in paid in cash. ordinance. He pointed out that policy. These would only A.M.. $1.50 and $1.25. Michael Connors, the company is a property purpose. Bayreuth, West Germany. He Upon acceptance of the mini- Children 00c at all times Jewel Lain in mum bid, or bid above minimum, owner and taxpayer in the * * * S: Mail Orders filled Promptly THURS-, FBI., SAT. is with the Tank Company, by the Township Committee and First Battalion, 2nd Armored the payment thereof by -the pur- township, "the same as every- Group Inquiries Invited Tab Hunter "Sisleiile Battalion" chaser according to the manner of one else here, and the purpose It is with increasing S3W^ Calvary Regiment . . . Among purchase in accordance with terms 'Lafayette EseadrilSe^ — Co-Hit —• those who have had their li- of sale on file, the Township will of this hearing is to determine difficulty that I maintain John Agar, Audrey Totter censes revoked on the point deliver a bargain and sale deed for whether we have rights under th — Plus — said premises. j the zoning ordinance, or no my position in respect to STARTS MAY 29 Diana Dors - Rod Steiger :;•' in system are Julius Purkall, 19, DATED: May 20, 1958. "JET ATTACK" 139 Howard Street,. Hopelawn; B. J. DUNIGAN. Township Clerk rights at all." teachers' salaries. I am putter "THE UNHOLY WIFE" To be advertised May 22, 1958, two speedings and three care- and May 28, 1958, in the Fords The opening rounds of the constantly reminded of Or nO ... have the SATURDAY MATINEE SUN., MON., TUES. - less driving; license revoked Beacon. hearing were efforts by the half-day schedules, of vacation of your life on The Manor's PARAMOUNT ONLY! Anthony Quinn, attorneys for the objectors to c-o-o-l mountaihtop estate. Champi- IXCLUSIVE NORTHERN NEW JIRSIT six months; Raymond J. LEGAL NOTICE DOUBLE- Sophia Loren in Knapp, 22, 113 Highfield Road An appeal has been filed by have the hearing set aside on lack of interest on the onship golf course. Every summer SHOWING "KING KONG" THOMAS S. DANIK requesting a the grounds that the Zoning sport. Children's program. Famous "Atilla The Hun" Colonia, stop sign, careless variance in the requirements of teachers' part in extra- TAKE — Plus — : driving, passed red light and the Zoning Ordinance ol the [Board of Adjustment had no meals... new Terrace Cocktail Lounge .-•, .;__ Co-Hit — •' •' Township of Edison to permit to jurisdiction in the case. The curricular activities, of and Ballroom. FIVE CARTOONS speeding, license revoked three erect dwelling 1120 square feet, on Jane Powell, opposition lawyers maintained the diminishing size of Make summer vacation reservations — Plus — months ... property known as Block 495, Lot — At — "LAFAYETTE Cliff Robertson in 24. on Fifth Avenue. that this was not a variance the classroom volume. now. Phone: "THE GIRL MOST For the purpose of hearing ob- Mt. Pocono TErminai 9-3611 ESCADRILLE" jections to or protests against the case but rather a rezoning •:;..•• .,-. LIKELY" ; ' Last But Not Least; granting of said appeal, the Edison Why, my adversaries say Represented by Travel Agents andMotor Clubs. SUN. THRU WED. Township Zoning Board of Adjust- VIVIEN'S 1 BORN AT PERTH AMBOY ment will hold a public hearing on to me, should I continu- Clark Gable WED. THRU TUES;. GENERAL HOSPITAL; from June 3. 1958, in the Council Cham- ally advocate larger sal- POCONO Burt Lancaster Marlon Brando, Woodbridge, a daughter to bers, Municipal Building, at 8 Pocono Manor 57, Penna.; MATtHMS at 2:30, MOW. - fa, 51.50 SI JO 11.35 o'clock P. M. aries for shrinkage work- Mt. Pocono 3611 SAT., SUN., & HOI. 2-20 3.00 -I JO Montgomery Clift in Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tomko, By order of the Zoning Board of tVENJNCS" LEGAL NOTICES SehooS - - Furnace Cleaning - Lawn lowers - Music Instruction - - Plumbing & Heating - - Slipcovers - Draperies- Refi"- TO- W-60S; 7; 439 NOTICE OF PUBLIC S1LF, Authorized 1938 1958 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: i CLASSIFIED : HENSCH'S "Our 20 th Anniversary Year" At a regular meeting or the IS YOUR HOME Sales and Service for Charles Farr Township Committee of the Town- _-.-...• , RA5EES. — INFORMATION ,,, v,.,. BRIGGS and STRATTON Learn to Play the Accordion ship of Wpodbridse, held Tues- 4e each additional wprd Deadline for ads: Wednesday HALF CLEAN? • and Clinton Gas Engines and Violin day, May 20, 1958, I . was di- Accordion School Plumbing & Heating CUSTOM-TAILORED rectert to advertise the fact that $1.00 for 15 words 10 A. St. for the same Holland Sani-Vac. Service cleans and Parts The Modern, on Tuesday evening, June 3, Payable in advance publication 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin the part of your home you CAN'T Easy Way. M53, the Township Committee PRIVATE ACCORDION clean—warm air pipes . . cold air Electric Sewer Service SLIPCOVERS will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the NOTE: No classified ads taken over pipes . . . chimney .-. . the entire All Makes Lawn Mowers Our Convenient MODER M N Committee Chambers, Memorial LESSONS heating system! Cleans gas, coal, Rental Plan MuniciDal Building, Woodbridge, must be sent.in. oil and warm air heating systems. Sharpened and Serviced TRADITIONAL New Jersey, and expose and sell (Given in Your Home or Our Telephone: W * 2 at public sale and to the highest Eliminates the • PROVINCIAL bidder according to terms of sale : Telephone Mercury 4-H1I Studio) Here's why it pays to have Purchase of Instrument MErcury 4-0594 on file with the Real Estate De- © Complete' Accordion Repairs the Holland Sani-vae Service Free Pickup - Tel. KI-1-7163 partment ana Township Clerk © Sales, Rentals, Exchanges once a year: SCHWINN BICYCLE Choice open to inspection- and to be ® Pickups and Amplifiers Private Instruction G21 LINDEN AVENUE publicly read prior to sale, Lots Installed ® SAVES COSTLY REPAIRS SALES AND SERVICE on of Newest M12 to 2215 inclusive" in Block HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE 0 Music Books for Accordion © REDUCES FIRE HAZARDS VIOLIN and ACCORDION Woodbridge, N. J. 1958 WH-C and Lot's SD71 to 2013 inclu- FOB, SALE For Information Call © CUTS DECORATING BILLS Albrecht's Key Shop sive and Lots 2078 to 2080 inclusive CAMP COUNSEIXORS « REDUCES DIRT IN HOME We carry a full line of Musical PATTERNS "•. Block 479^F. on the Woodbridge JS5ENLO PARK. TERRACE—- ME-4-5666 © INSURES HEAT COMFORT 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE Instruments and Accessories Towixship Assessment Map. '•WANTED CARTERET Perth Amboy's Oldest Estab- Take further notice that the Split level, three years old, Phone for Representative Today! lished Accordion Center - Radio & TV Service - Township Committee has, by reso-i TEACHERS,." kindergartners, three, bedrooms, fully screened ME-4-9050 20 Years at the Same Location lution and pursuant to law, fixed artists, musicians, college Budget Terms a mininvum price at which said porch, water softener, weath- Set Need lets in saifi blocks will be sold to- students, and other qualified er scaled storm windows, dead - , Liquor Store Eddie's Music Center gether with all other details per- people. Apply: "^MIIA, 316 ALTERATIONS AND REPAIR? tinent, said minimum price being end street, wooded side view. Ed Eonkoski, Prop. Call CUSTOM DRAPERIES S2.20G.G0 plus costs of preparing Madison Ave.,, Perth Amboy. LJ-&-4283. 5-22* ADDITIONS 3S7 State St., P. A. VA-6-1290 deed and advertising this sale. 5-22, 28; 6-5, 12 ME 4-4360 Newest 1958 Patterns I S;Jid lots in said blocks if sold on NEW CONSTRUCTION 466 Amboy Avenue. Woodbridge Telephone MErcury 4-1889 terms, will require a down pay- SERVICES ment of 25% of the bid accepted SHOW FINE china, silver ART'S RADIO Visit Our Showroom- by tlie Township Committee, the and crystal. No . experience ASPHALT: driveways . and balance of purchase price to be needed. No parties? no can- parking lots installed — all - Funeral Directors Learn to Play the '& TELEVISION Open Daily 9:30 to 6, paid in 12 equal monthly install- Friday 9:30 to 9 ments phis • interest and other vassing, no delivering. Car first grade materials and Builder • Liquor Stere ACCORDION SALES and SERVICE terms , provided in the contract of necessary. Earn $15 - $100 labor. All work .guaranteed. 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL For Free Estimates sale. . - • • 1230 Stone Street MARY ANBRASCIK, Prop. IN. YOUR HOME Upon acceptance of the mini- weekly, part time. We train. For free 'estimate, call FTJ 1- Complete Stock of Domes- Antennas installed, Tubes test- mum bid, or bid above minimum, FU-8-3545. IJ 8-4561 5-15, 22* 5518. H. Stanley, 25 Dalbert Railway, N. J. Certified AAA Instruction ed free at our store, Car Radios Call ME-4-6410 by the Township Committee and serviced promptly. the payment thereof by the pur- Street, Carteret. 5/1-5/29 tic and Imported Wines, Featuring The chaser according to the manner of- Telephone Repair Estimates Free! purchase in accordance with terms ® FEMALE HELP Beers and Liquors MYRON FLOREN RO*L-LEN of sale on file, the Township will IF YOTTR DRINKING has be- FUlton 8-0976 Synowiecki Accordion Method DECORATORS, INC. | deliver a bargain and sale deed for WANTED come a problem, Alcoholics """ 574 AMBOY AVENUE (Written by Myron Floren) ., 93 Main Street said premises. SECRETARY — Law Office. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. DATED: May 20, 1958. Anonymous can lielp you. Gall Funeral Home . •;•• J. LIPANI Woodbridge B. J. DUNIGAN. Townshin Cleric Must be excellent typist. BI-2-1515, or write P. O. Box To be advertised May 22, 1,958; Instructor and May 28, 1958, in the Fords Five-day week. Write P. O. 253, Woodbridge. 5/1-5/29 46 Atlantic Street ENROLL TODAY! SPSSAK Beacon. Box #1, c/o this newspaper. 5-22 Carteret, N. J. Lueksiitith Call KEarny 2-3803 Radio anil TV Service CORBY'S EXCAVATING Call Collect—We'll Accept Refer To: W-91 Ditching - Backfilling Drive Your 21 Chestnut Street NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Telephone KI-I-5715 Charge TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: HOUSEKEEPER—White pre- Light Grading Cares Away! (Shorecrest Section) Printing At a regular meeting of tlie ferred; live in own room; Sewers-Footings WQdDBRIDGE KEY Township Committee of the Town- OPEN DAILY Organ Lessons ship of Wodbridge, held Tues- must enjoy small children, Good Top soil CARTERET day, May- 20, 1958, I was di- ages lVz, 2Yz and 3'/ . Call Fill Dirt Including & LOCKSMITH SHOP CALL rected to advertise the fact that 2 Sunday on Tuesday evening, June 3, AD-2-8158, Westfleld. Avenei — ME-4-7562 Auto-Home 1958, the Township Committee 5-15, 22* 2 to 5 P. M. LEARN TO KI-1-2551 will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the : 2/24-6/5* OFFICE KEYS Antenna Installations Committee Chambers, Memorial 6:30-11 P.M. FLYNN & SON PLAY THE ORBAN Municipal Building, Woodbridge, PAINTER & DECORATOR ® Fun DUPLICATED 27 Years Experience New Jersey, and expose and sell AVON will train you quickly, ® Exercise FUNERAL HOMES In Electronics at public sale and to the highest easily, for a career in the Free Estimates ••'•-'• Established 51 Years PER bidder according to terms of sale exciting field of cosmetics and Call KI-1-4825 ® Relaxing 420 East Avenue SAFES SOLD on file with the Real Estate De- LESSON partment and Township Clerk good-groom products for en- V. J. Tedesco Perth Amboy Tools, Hardware, Paints, Glass Reuphslstery open to inspection and to be tire family. Part-time work. 276 Chestnut St., Carteret 33 Ford Ave., Fords 570 AMBOY AVENUE Dublicly read prior to sale, Lot Woodbridge WOODBRIDGE 199 in Block 175-E on the Woocl- Write P. O. Box 705, Plain- 5/1-5/29 VA-6-0358 Tel. ME-4-1056 No Organ Required bridse Township Assessment Map. field, or call PL-ff-6655. Open Daily 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. .Take further notice that the 5-22 HAVING TROUBLE with Golf Sunday 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Telephones: SPECIAL! Township Committee has, by reso- your sewerage? Electric Sew- lution and pursuant to law, fixed B f or 'CHAIR ' 55 up a minimum price- at which said erooter removes roots, filth, v ® MALE HELP WANTED ® 6 p. M. HU 6-9092 Rewebbed lot in said block will be sold to- sand and stoppage from LfTiving gether with all other details per- ME 4-7485 SOFA $10 UP tinent, said minimum price being PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE clogged pipes, drains and sew- 826 Railway Avenue Rewebbed w a M FOR QUALITY .41,125.00 plus costs of preparing Company of America has ers. No digging, no damages Seat Bottoms Repaired deed and advertising this sale. AYENEL • • Buildings ® Offices Said lot in said block, if sold on career opening for two special —rapid and efficient. Call For Free Estimate Call terms, will require, a down, pay- Furniture ©Hospitals ©Schools ^holography ment of 25% of the bid accepted agents in Central New Jersey Tony's Plumbing and H6ating ® Institutions • Homes by the Township Committee, the area. Call CH-7-1994 for ap- ME-4-8007. 5/1-5/29 SERMAYAN ( balance of purchase price to be Delicatessen • Churches • Hotels UPHOLSTERY SHOPS paid in 12 equal monthly install- pointment. Ask; for Miss Experienced, Insured Est. 1907 ments plus interest and other Bosko. ' 5/1-5/29 LEGAL NOTICES Visit Our New terms provided in the contract of RAHWAY © AVENEL PRINTING XEGAl NOTICE - Maintenance Services sale. • • ME 4-1217 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: ' Home of V Floor Waxing FU-8-9954 Upon acceptance of the mini- BOY:—Part time. Newspaper That the Board of Adjustment mum bid, or bid above minimum, store in Woodbridge. For. of the Township of Edison, County • Bigger Values! V Window Cleaning DIAL by the Township Committee and of Middlesex, N. J., has granted a V Terrazao Treatment the payment thereof by the pur- appointment call FU-8-1685 variance to Lambert L. Van Kirk.. 613 Railway Ave., © More Top Brands! chaser according to the manner of between 9-10 A. M. 5-22 to. permit. the construction'.. of any • Better Service! V Protective Coatings purchase in accordance with terms addition to the existing building: Woodbridge i - Roofing- of sale on file, the Township will and following the building line of (Opp. White Church) © Lower Prices! Sullivan Productsjnc. IE -4-1111-2-3 deliver a bargain and sale deed for WANTED the present structure which is less; , ^ SALADS at Their Best said premises. than that required by the present SHadyside 1-4090 E & L DATED: May .20, 1958. HAND crank ice cream freez- ordinance, said property being Id- • SODA FOUNTAIN No Job B. J. DUNIGAN, Township Clerk eated, in a "General Business" RUmson 1-1435 ROOFING To be ar>"erti'«"i May 7.2, i9*K ers to use at Woodbridge Zone, subject, however, to the fol- • FRESH BAKERY and May 28, 1958, in the Fords Girl Scout Day Camp. Please lowing conditions: that trucks and CO. Beacon. ail other equipment owned "by GOOIiS Wayside Furn. Shop contact Girl Scout Headquar- Horrocks and Van Kirk Fuel Oil Insured Too Large Co. and used by said" persons In Open 7 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. Serving Woodbridge Residents iason Work Roofing Installation and ters, 525 Rahway Avenue, the operation of the business be Since 1937 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Woodbridge. Telephone ME- removed from -the preinises for INCLUDING SUNDAYS Repairs of Ail Types Refer To: W-4 which this variance is being St. George Avenue at U. S. or Too Small TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 4-4231 between 1 and 3 P. M. granted, and further, that no. ve- Closed Wednesdays All Day Highway 1, Avenei j. SPIESS • ALUMINUM SIDING At a regular meeting of the Monday through Friday. hicles used in the said oil b,usiness O LEADERS ^® GUTTERS Township Committee of the Town- shall be parked-on the' streets ad- (At the Woodbridge Yes, -call today ... no ship of Woodbridge held Tues- 5-22 jacent to said property. Cloverleaf Circle) Mason Contractor ® SLATE REPAIR day, May .20. 1958, I was di- fee for estimates. We'll rected to advertise the fact that The determination of the Board tags Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., • - HOT ASPHALT ROOFS rush a man to you to •en Tuesday evening, June 3, WANTED TO BUY — Com- of Adjustment has been placed on Incl. Sat. All Types of 1958, the Township Committee plete bunk and bed outfit. file in the office of the Board and For Free Estimates Phone help you plan, show- will meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the is available for inspection, . . Phone MErcury 4-6666 Committee Chambers, Memorial FU-l-3574. 5-22* CEMENT VA 6-5616 or ing you money-saving Municipal Building, Woodbridse. WILLIAM J. DUNHAM, VA 6-0420 New Jersey, and expose and sell " '"-• Secretary. and short-cuts. at public sale and to the highest FOR SALE E. B. 5/22/58 bidder according to terms of sale Avenei Pharmacy Handyman MASONRY on file with the Real Estate De- SHERIFF'S SALE — SOTERIOK nartment and Township Clerk BEAUTIFUL three-piece sec- COURT OF NEW' JERSEY, 944 RAHWAY AVENUE T. R. STEVENS open to inspection and to be tional, cover, club chair, CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDLE- Free Estimates Dublicly read prior to sale, the SEX COUNTY. Docket No. "P-ISIS- MErcury 4-1914 "At Your Service" Hoofing and Sheet Metal WorS • Folders remaining portions of Lots 24 to tables; reasonable—five-piece 57. THE BROOKLYN SAVINGS •>.o inclusive in Block 180-P on solid mahogany bedroom set, BANK, a Banking Corporation of Call Kilmer 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. +he Wnodbridge Township Assess- the State of New York, is Plaintiff, © ROOFING ment Map. $200.00. FU-1-231'9 or FU-1- and HARRY KNEIPP and VIOLA 5-2751 WOODBRIDGE • Billheads 2021. 5-22* O. KNEIPP, a/k/a VIOLA KNEIPP, ® PAINTING Repairs Take further notice that the his wife, are Defendants. Writ of WHITMAN'S CANDIES Township Committee has, by reso- Execution for xiie sale of mort- • ELECTRICAL lution and pursuant to law, fixed 4-PU3CE maple bedroom set, gaged premises dated April 8, 1958. - Moving & Tracking - a minimum price_ at which said By virtue of the above stated Cosmetics - Film 9 ALTERATIONS m Letterheads lots in said block will be sold to- practically new; $50.00. Writ, to me directed and delivered, gether with all other details perti- Girl's 26" bike. Gas range. I will expose to sale at public ven- Greeting Cards • ODD JOBS nent, said minimum price being due on $200.00 plus costs of preparing deed Reasonable. ME-4-4838. WEDNESDAY, THE fTWENTY- Reasonable Rates "IDEAL WAY" Air-Cojiditioning and advertising this sale. Said lots ' 5-22* EIGHTH DAY OP MAY A.D., 1958, Warm Air Heat # Programs in said block, if sold on terms, will at the hour of two o'clock by the For Free Estimate Call Phone FU-8-3914 Industrial Exhaust System require a down payment of 25% of then prevailing (Standard or Day- Motor Guards the bid accepted by the Township '56 PONTIAC—Starchief Cat- light Saving) time, in the after- FOR FREE ESTIMATES Committee, the balance of pur- aline, radio, heater, hydra- noon of the said day, at the Sher- ME-4-3766 AGENT NATIONAL VAN Call ME-4-2145 or ME-4-5266 m Booklets chase price to be paid in 12 equal iffs Office in the City of New LINES monthly installments plus interest matic; $1,395.00. KI-1-8552 Brunswick, N. J. RAYMOND "Satisfaction Guaranteed" and other terms provided in the after 5:00 P. M. ALL that tract or parcel of land, PARENTS.... ' contract of sale. situate, lying and being in the JACKSON 1286 St. George Ave., Avenei for a Upon acceptance of the mini- 5/15-5/29* Township of Edison.. (formerly m -Announce- mum bid, or bid above minimum, Raritan) in the County of Middle- 3-4 Rooms—$20, $25, $30 Henry Jansen & Son by the Township Committee and THE MONTH OF MAY, 1-7 sex, in the State of New Jersey: and SON House. Painting © Holy Communion the payment thereof by tlie pur- "KNOWN and designated as Lot 5-6 Rooms—§35, $40, $50 chaser according to the manner of P. M., 1429 Esterbrook Ave., 10 in Block 1103 as shown and. laid Picture of Your Tinning and ments purchase in accordance with terms Rahway. Hide-a-bed,' sofa, down on map entitled "Map of Druggists Now Is the Time to of sale on file, the Township will Lincoln Village Section 3 situate Child, See or Call Sheet Metal Work deliver a bargain" and sale deed love seat, ice box, gas range, in Raritan Township; Middlesex. Have Your House for said premises. sewing machine, lamps, com- County, New Jersey," filed in the 88 Main Street Roofing, Metal Ceilings • m Invitations DATED: May 20, 1958. bination bookcase and desk, Office of the Clerk of Middlesex Painted! B. J. DUNIGAN, County as Map No. 1633 in Pile No. Woodbridge, N. J. and Furnace Work Township Clerk bedroom suite, beds, dresser, 925. WE SPECIALIZE IN POPIEL STUDIO To be advertised May 22, 1958, carpet, garden tools, child's ALSO known as Lot 10 in BlocS Telephone MErcury 4-0554 ^EXTERIORS OF ALL .' 30 Grant Avenue • '.Post Cards'' and May 28, 1958, in the Fords 1103 on the Tax Map of the Town- 588 Alden Street Beacon. bed. Articles could be deliv- ship of Raritan,'Middlesex CouiityV TYPES . CARTERET, N. J. N. -J. ", . •• • Woacibridge, N. J. ered. 3-22* ALSO known as 4 E. Knoilwood Wood - Stucco - Asbestos Tel. KI 1-5329 # Signs Refer To: W-330 Road, Nixon, Middlesex County, Telephone MErcury 4-1246 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE FOUR GRAVES.. Choice loca- N. J. > Fishing Tackle TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: tion, Beth Israel Memorial The approximate amount of the Gall A. S. LASHER At a regular meeting of the judgment to be satisfied. by said A. W.'Hall & Son - Plumbing & Heating - m Business Township Committee of the Town- Park, Woodbridge. Current sale is the sum ol Ten thousand, ship of Woodbridge, rxeld Tues- price. Ei N. Dormaii, 11 South one hundred and fourteen Dollars ME-4-3567 Local and Long Distance - Sen/see Stations - day, May 20, 1958, I was di- ($10,114,00), more or less, together Set That Reel Fixed Moving and Storage rected to advertise the fact that Street, Morristown, N. J. Tel. witb. the eosts of this sale. , FINANCING NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS of on Tuesday evening, June 3, JE-8-3802. 5-8, 5-29 Together with -all and' singular ARRANGED Household and Office Furniture QUALITY Cards 19S8, the Township Committee the rights,, privileges, heredita- NOW! will meet at 8 P.'M. (DST) in the ments and appurtenances th-are* Service Authorized Agent Plumbing & Heating Co. Commitee Chambers, Memorial DISCOUNTS HP TO 79% unto belonging or in anywise ap- I Station Howard Van Lines TOWNE GARAGE Municipal Building, Woodbridge, pertaining. 1 For Separate Booms for Sterage 225 Lincoln Ave., Elizabeth m Coupons New Jersey, and expose and sell Foam rubber-.— plastic — The subscriber reserves tae ilgM at public sale and to tbe highest leatherette ^—•cottons — nov- to adjourn said sale from tfene to Mitchell CRATING • PACKING J. F. -Gardner & Son bidder according to, terms of sale time subject only to such limita- "Rumer" SHIPPING JOBBING and on file with the Real Estate De- elty fabrics—curtain, drapery tions or restriction, upon the ex- "Penn" 485 AMBOY AVENUE partment and Township Clerk and slip-cover materials. Wil- ercise of such power as may ba: "ALCEDO," "AIREX," ADVERTISE Unclaimed Furniture of Every ALTERATIONS # Certificates open ' to inspection and to be specially provided by law or rules' "CENTACKE" Description Woodbridge publicly read prior to sale, Lot co's Do-It-Yourself Center, of Court. "TED WILLIAMS" Office and Warehouse 14 in Block 517-C on the Wood- ELECTRIC SEWER MErcury 4-3540 bridge Township Assessment Map. Highway 36, Keyport. Open ROBERT H. JAMISON, "SEA JOY" and "JOHNSON" 34 Atlantic St., Carteret CLEANING. Tuesday thru Sunday 10.A. M.. :. . • • Sheriff. Home of Real Parts YOUR We're Specialists In Take" further notice that the MELVILLE J. BERLOW, KEEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Tel. KI-1-5540 Township Committee has, by reso- to 6 P.M. ••"•"..--':•-- .. 5/1- 5/29 Attorney , . $37 17 ALL MAKES SEWERS INSTALLED ® BEAK WHEEL ALIGN- lution and pursuant to law, fixed E.-B. 5/1, 8. 15, 22/58 Reel Checked, Cleaned, Call Today a minimum price at which said Polished, Greased anfl For Free Estimates Call MENT and BALANCE lot in said block will be sold to- Adjusted, for Only . BUSINESS gether with all other details per- Plus Parts If Needed - Music Iststryctloa - EL-3-2976 HU-6-7446 ® BRAKE SERVICE tinent, said minimum price "being WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. Free Estimates $300.00 plus costs of . preparing 18 GREEN STBEET CLEARANCE SALE! deed and advertising this sale. Discount On All IN THIS Said lot in said block, if sold on WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Fnroll Your Child Now for H-TEST SUSPENSION terms, will require a down pay- Fishing Tackle'. Private Lessons on the ment of 25% of the bid accepted P Enclosed please find $£50 for one-year @ Accordion WOODBRIDGE URGED , by the Township Committee, the 4* FISHING- TACKLE @ Guitar balance of- purchase price to be .subscription to: .;• 3 AND REPAIR SPACE @ Trumpet Senator Humphrey . (D- paid in 12 equal monthly install- © Saxophone Minn,) has urged the Eisen- MIDDLESEX ments .plus interest and other • INDEPENDENT-LEADER 256 Monroe St., Rahway @ Piano Plumbing & Heating terms provided in the Contract of : Telephone FU-8-3894 @ Trombone hower Administration to an- Sale. • CARTERET PRESS . For Only © Drums @ Remodeling Upon acceptance of the mini- ® Gibson Guitars & Amplifiers nounce willingness to enter nrum bid, or bid above minimum, • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON © Excelsior Accordions @ New Installations an agreement to suspend nu- by the Township Committee and ® Musical Accessories PRESS the payment thereof by. the pur- To be sent to: - v : © Student Kental Plan clear tests for a period of two chaser according to the manner of © Gas and Oil Burners purchase in accordance with terms $1-/Yso For Information Call HI-2-6948 to three years. THE WOODBRIDGE of sale on file, the Township will NAME PUBLISHING CO. deliver a bargain and sale deed for SAM^Y RAY'S Call ME-4-3046, HI-2-7312 He said, however, any said premises, : :. agreement should leave room DATED: May 20, 1958. ADDRESS L. PUGUESE - A. LIPO 20 GREEN STSEET: B. J. DIJNIOAN,' Township Clerk Per Month! Music and Repair Shop for continued nuclear ex- To be advertised May 22, 1S58, SAM LAQUADRA, Prop. and May 28, 1958, in trie Fords TOWN...... 467 New Brunswick Ave., Fords plosions for peaceful purposes. WOODBRIDGE Beacon.: EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1953 PAGE ELEVEN- Introducing Bud Lake... Miele's Police 11 Tries Colonial Youngster Twirls No-Hitter in Cub League, but That Isn't All; He Also Hit Produce 2 Home Runs, Triple and Double Iselih Shooters COLONIA — Bud Lake be- became more of: a menace to Bennis Parry, Johnny Scroff when Simonelli made a spec- came a celebrity in the Co - the Orioles by slashing out and John-Felz. tacular catch in right field Ionia Cub League when in the j two home runs, a triple and Douglas Dennis was the with the bases jammed. ins tradition : of Frank Merriweli, Jolted a double. His assortment of Senators' losing hurler. Bud Lake and Billy Hayduek Titlists WOODBRIDGE — Coach he pitched and batted his base hits, drove in nine of the The second no hit-no run were the Tigers' big men at SOUTH PLAINFIELD — team, the Tigers,: to a con- Tigers' 11 runs. '• Team Standings Frank Capraro's Woodbridge game of the week was inserted the plate with timely hits W L Woodbridge Township, de- High School's classy baseball vincing 11-0 victory over the The Indians moved up a into the league record books 66 33 fending champions in the Orioles at Overlook Field. .'-. which drove in three runs. Miele's Excavating;., team edged Sayreville, 3-1 notch in the current stand- when Richard Hamill hand- Al's Sunoco 59 40 Central Jersey Pistol League, Lake was invincible on the cuffed the White Sox to lead Monday the Senators ran received a severe jolt this this week for its ninth victory ings when Dennis Parry Merit Super Mkt 571/2 41 y2 mound,, tossing a no-hitter in his teammates, the Tigers, to into additional tough luck, Mary's Dress Shop 54 " 45 week when unbeaten South in 11 outings and will gun for the six-inning contest. While I' flipped a classy two ritter to a 4-0 win. losing to the Orioles, 10-3, for Plainfield handed the visiting subdue the Senators by a 6-1 their fifth straight setback in Brauer's Dairy 47 y2 5iy2 'New Brunswick tomorrow at breezing along to his remark- While operating off the rub- Iselin Lumber 41% 57 V^ police squad a 1176-1170 de- able victory, he fanned seven tally. league competition. feat. The triumph was the I Fords Park and Trenton High ber,. Hamill breezed third Cooper's Dairy 39 y2 59 y2 swingers arid issued three Swinging heavy bats for the strikes on past seven batters, Edwin Ellam was the Sen- sixth straight for the local I at Trenton Saturday in the Iselin Shop-Bite .... 30 y2 68 y2 walks. I victorious Indians were Jim- but was Slightly wild walking ator pitcher who was charged marksmen. . I annual NJSIAA tournament. When. Lake laid down his my Tiemey, Ronnie Morgan,, eight. His no hitter was pre-with the defeat. He is 0-3 thus ISELIN — With only six While South Plainfield holds ! The Barron skipper, because glove to pick up his bat, he George Tierney, Dickie Kluj, served in the late innings far this "Season. games left on the current a firm grip on first place in of the heavy schedule ahead, schedule, Miele's Excavating the current standings, a- three- I has not made up his mind wrapped up the 1958 cham- CcoK;^c«3qc<^^ way tie for second now exists [whether to start Ken Koslo-. pionship in ' the -St. Cecelia among Woodbridge, Somer- WHS 2nd Women's - B o w 1 i n g League ville and Piscataway Town- ski, a lefthander, or Matt Frat- Golfers after tripping Merit Super ship. terolo against New Brunswick Market in three straight. The Eddie Tyler was high man, tomorrow. Kosloski has a 3-2 clean sweep gave the Exca- on the range for South Plain- 1 record and an impressive 2.32 vators a comfortable seven- field with a 296 score out of ' earned run average, lowest on Cop Pair In Meet game bulge. a possible 300, while Bob Cobb ' . Lucille Grogan was Miele's was close behind sinking his ' the staff. Fratterolo has ap- COLONIA — Coach Ernie NEW BRUNSWICK—High- peared mostly in relief and land Park was favored to Win best bowler, stringing' together shots into his targets for a Dubay's Woodbridge High has not been involved in any School golf team reached the the Middlesex County Track games of 152, 168 and 170 for 29'4. .500 mark for the first time and Field Championship at a 490 set. Her teammates Ann Tre Township's most effec- decisions. this season by defeating Municipal Stadium, and the Koczewski and Lillian Abate tive shooter was Jack Wald- Looking ahead to the all- also contributed to the all- rnan who hit an impressive Thomas Jefferson, 9V2-9Va and Owls ran true to form by win- INFIEXDER TURNED CATCHER: When Coach Frank Important Trenton game, South Plainfield, ll-y -% at important win with scores of 293. He scored 99 points in Capraro may come back with 2 ning their second consecutive 440 and 416. Ann Trimarco slow fire, 99 in time and 98 in Capraro moulded his Woodbridge High School baseball team the Colonia Country Club. title after-piling up a total of rapid. Andrew Ludwig hit a at the start of spring- practice he saw the need for a catcher Kosloski or pitch his other The rapidly improving Bar- rolled a 452 for Merit. ace, Bob Filarowicz. The lat- -IT WAS NICE TO.SEE . . . - 63 17/35-points. Woodbridge Although Al's Sunoco lost"" perfect 100 tally in the rapid and hurriedly called upon infielder Ronnie Hoyda to fill rons 'have now won four of High -School placed second fire phase of the competition the gap. The versatile senior moved in behind the plate ter has rattled off five straight their last six matches. two out of three games to victories to post one of the Coach Lou Bartha's Woodbridge High School with 41-1/5 points and Perth Cooper's Dairy, the ' Gas before winding up with a 294 and was soon handling his new duties like a veteran. He Pierre Abry was low shooter Amboy third with 24 V2. total. best mound records in Central track team place second in the Middlesex County Pumpers managed to hold has caught all twelve games for the Barrons thus far and Jersey. He has a 2.47 earned for Woodbridge against Jef- WOODBRIDGE (1170) is currently doing a good job batting fourth in the line-up. ferson with a 61 for 12 holes. Track and Field Championship at New Bruns- Highland Park placed first second place "by a game and run average thus far and in in six events, but Woodr one-half. Al's quintet won the SF TF RF Tot. his treks to the mound has set He hit a 48 on the first nine wick. And Pat Cunningham set a new meet record Waldman .. 99 99 98 296 arid took ,13 strokes to cover bridge's track star, Pat Cun-opening clash 628-583, then 29 batters down via the strike in the 100-yard dash before winning the 220 and ningham, stole the show with the Dairymaids came back Ludwig 97 97 100 294 out route and walked only 10. the tenth, eleventh and Donnelly ..4 96 96 98 290 twelfth. Abry collected his low broad jump. He also tied the state record at 09.8, his remarkable individual per- strong to romp in the next JV Track Team Stu Meyers, converted out- formance of winning: three Yacovino .... 97 95 98 290 score by registering four pars. two, 612-581 and 633-626. fielder who appar (itly has which was held jointly by Montclair's Aubrey events for the only triple con- The only high set in. the S. PLAINFIELD (1176) found a home at first base, is . Johnny (Morgan was the quest during the meet. 296 Barrons' second low man with Lewis and Jim Phillips. ... The turnout at Tommy low-scoring match was rolled Tyler 100 97 99 leading the club in the hitting Cunningham won the 100 off by Lillian Kalnskei who Cobb 100 94 100 294 Trounces Edison department with a lofty .405. 64. He also parred four holes. Kath's Testimonial Dinner at the American Le- Torsky 99 98 96 293 Thomas Jefferson's low golfer yard dash in 09.8 to set a new scattered the pins for 417. WOO D B R I D G E—-The Mike Schweiner, shared equal Ronnie Gasiorowski, outfield- gion Home last Saturday night. . . . Miele's Exca- record for the meet. The Mary's Dress Shop dropped Sikanowicz 95 99 99 293 Barron Jayvee track team took laurels in their specialty by er, and catcher Ronnie Hoyda was Mark Blakman, who came on Edison this week and wonboth clearing the crossbar at in with a "62. vating win the championship in-the St. Cecelia former record holder was Gene the first game 672-618 to Ise- are also hitting the bal! con- Carmichael who covered the lin Lumber but got back in the dual meet, 82-35. nine feet. sistently for Capraro with The Barrens' victory over Women's Bowling League. . . . The sportsman- Edison's John Delreo was marks of .344 and .310 respec- South Plainfield was by far distance in 09.9. The new form in the next two to sweep Strikes and Spares Coach Herb Hollowell lim- mark set by the Woodbridge them 717-602 and 698-570. ited his Junior Varsity squad his team's biggest point col- tively. their most decisive of the sea- ship shown by the Township Police pistol team TUJESDAY NITE MEN'S LEAGUE lector winning the 100 yard son with three golfers down- Flyer also ties the State rec- Pace Dressmakers (Bowl-Mor) to freshmen and sophomores, Tuesday afternoon Wood- after losing their first Central Jersey League ord held jointly by Aubrey Ruth Einhorn and Mabel W L and the future varsity stars dash and finishing second to bridge set back Sayreville in ing their opponents by 3-0 Yuhas Construction 27^ 20V2 John Pricz of Woodbridge in match of the season to South Plainfield. The Lewis and Jim Philips of Kaluskel showed the way ftfra-Bowl-Mor •: 26V2 2iy2 demonstrated they will be one of the better games played scores. Montclair. Fords Tumble Inn _ 26 22 ready to move into high class the 220. this season. The pitchers, Bob Abry, Woodbridge's most local marksmen lost the close match by only six the Dressmakers, posting sets Schwenzer Trucking 26 22 of 470 and' 4fi6. The high scholastic competition next Filarowicz and Eddie Paprota, consistent golfer, was, once The fast stepping Barron Center Bar 25Va 22i/2 points. . . . Avenel win the Township Fifth and broke the tape in the 220 in bowler for the Lumberjacks Al-Peters Shirts 241/2 231Jspring.. held the spotlight for the full again low for Dubay's club Town Barber Shop 23 25 ~ seven innings with the Barron with a 61 in anotrer 12-hole Sixth Grade Grammar School Track Champion- 21.3 and to round out his fine was Kay Corbran, who hit a Niderman's Shoes 13 35 One of the bright Wood- afternoon'" placed first in the 173 game and 448 set. Honor Roll bridge prospects was Stuart Villanova Stops chucker taking the final bows match. He fired a 48 on the ship at the High School Stadium with 1,0.00 spec- Higrh individual scores: J. Shy- after a stellar performance. first nine a.ad a 13 on the re- *>road jump with a leap of 21 Brauer's Dairy took a step manski 233-200, E. Kulschinsky Trosskin, who won the 440 and tators looking oh. . . . The Barren golf team the broad jump. He moved Filariwcz posted his fifth turning shHse. John. Morgan feet, 2V4 inches. closer to the first division by 219-211, J. Stanley 230, W. Kissel 215, S. Kovacs 212, P. Pavel Jr. 205,over the 440 course in 56.4 sec- 'Notre Dame, straight after holding the was second once again to reach the .500 level after defeating Thomas Jef- Gerald Donimi and Doug manipulating a two-out-of- P. Ratajaek 205, K. Booth 204, J. VILLANOVA— Abry with a 64. Kerr were double winners for three-game victory over Iselin Urban 204, F. Reff 204, P. Durski onds- and leaped 19 feet, 1% Bombers to four hits over the ferson and South Plainfield at the Colonia Coun- Shop-Rite. 203, E. O'Brien 202. inches. TEAM STANDINGS distance. Although Paprota P. Abry, W . .... 48 13—61 Highland (Park and each Results W L was charged with the defeat, S. Wiehansfcy, TJ • 49 15—64 try Club. Pierre Abry was Coach Ernie Dubay's established a meet record. Three-game winner, Yuhas Con- Jack Sheldon copped the 120 struction over Niderman's Shoes. high hurdles for the Barrons Villanova 3 1 he also pitched a good game most outstanding golfer in both matches. Donimi flipped the shot put The University of Connecti- Two-game winners: Center Bar and missed a double victory Holy Cross 2 2 holding the Barrons to five J. Morgan, W .... 51 13—64 to a record 57 feet 1% inches cut announced this week the over Bowl-Mor, Town Barber Shop Fordham 2 2 safe blows. Bob Keller, TJ .... 59' 17^76 DUFFY REPORTS . over Fords Tumble Inn, Al-Peters when he ran second to Edi- and won the discus event. addition of Georgetown Uni- Shirts over Sclywenzer Trucking. son's Tom Yock in the low Notre Dame 1 3 Woodbridge touched off a Kerr, after -winning the high versity to its 1958-59 basket- hurdles. WOODBRIDGE — Villa- slight eruption for one run in Tony Ciccone, W 49 16—65 hurdles, tossed the javelin to ball schedule. The Uconns BOWL-MOR HOUSE LEAGUE the first inning when Matt Al Grabon, TJ :... 52 15—67 Eonnie Hoyda has been accepted by East a new record distance of 203 will play Georgetown, the first (Monday Night—Final Standings) No doubt the most impres- nova claime'd sole possession W 1. sive member of the Red andof first place in the St. James' (Continued on Page 20) Stroudsberg Teachers and there is no doubt that feet lYs inches. meeting between the two Muska's Funeral Home.... i&Vz 26}iBlack team was a freshman, Bob Andrews, W 51 18—69 Ken Clark of Woodbridge schools in any sports, in Middlesex Television 65V2 39i,fe Intra-Mural Softball League M. Blakman, TJ 49 13—62 he will be an athletic asset to the school since he A.B.D. Blec. Supply 62»/2 421'2 Rudy Peterson, who ran the after dumping Notre Dame, was a surprise winner in-the Storrs, Conn., on December Booth Electric 62 43 880 in 2.10:5 to win. He was excels in football, basketball and baseball. . . . 22. Pozycki Insurance 61 44 9-5 behind the stellar pitch- pole vault when he cleared the Strikes 49& 55»,fe followed across the finish line ing of Johnny Doros. The MessickTops P. Abry, W-- .... 48 13—61 Coach Lou Bartha wasn't fit to live with after he crossbar at 10 fet 9 inches. Ravens 29 76 B. Bowers, SP .... 54 16—70 Towne Garage 14 91 by teammates Peter Yuro and game was played at the Grove discovered that one of his star trackmen was out Carteret's lone first place •Congress was asked to re- Honor Roll Bruce Christiansen. Street diamond. was taken by Nick Kosty who quest President Eisenhower to Hieh individual scores: "E. Troast In Grammar Tilt J. Morgan, W .... 51 13—64 until five o'clock in the morning the day of the Jr. 224, J. Urban 213-200, W. Sve- Woodbridge also dominated Notre Dame took a 3-1 lead won the high jump with a leap proclaim June 9-14 as National rada 212, F. Gery 210, E. Gandy the mile when Dick Wodzin- TEAM STANDINGS B. Hawkins, SP .. 51 17—68 Middlesex County Championships. And to make of 5 feet BV2 inches. Team Little League Baseball Week. 215-204, G. Sverada" 203, S. Naylor ski ran the distance in 5.11,at the conclusion of the first W L scores: Highland Park A resolution by Rep. Alvin R. 203, W. Demler 200. inning of play, but it went up Woodbridge 3 0 T. Ciccone, W .... 49 16—65 matters worse, the runner failed to take his event, Results and close on his heels were his in smoke when Villanova ral- 63-17/35; Woodbridge 41-1/5; Bush (R-Pa.) urged Congress Three-game winner, Pozycki In- teammates, Gene Davis and Port Reading 2 0 L. Spesso, S>P ...... 54 15—66 which should have been a breeze. . . . The Speed- 1 surance over'. Strikes. lied for three runs in the third Fords 2 1 Perth Amboy 24 /4>; New to make the request in recog- Two-game winners: Middlesex Ted Legonis. The latter was and three more in the sixth. way ,Club of New Jersey will leave from Fords .Brunswick 21-22/35; Carteret nition of "the national bene- Television over Muska's Funeral competing in his initial Junior The victors also drove home Iselin 1 2 20; South River 12-5/14; St. fits resulting- from Little Home, ABD Electrical Supply over Varsity meet. • Avenel 0 2 early next week to witness the Indianapolis 500- Booth Electric, Ravens over Towne single markers in the fifth and Chevalier Race Peter's 9; Sayreville 7-6/7. League activity." Garage. The Barrons were also vic- seventh. Colonia - 0 3 mile race. . . . Jimmy Hudanich, a bright pros- tors in the javelin and discus Danny Leahy was Villa- AVENEL—Two runs in the throws with Johnny Pollock seventh broke a 2-2 tie and set Attention Focus pect on the Barron Jayvees, is batting a cool .500. tossing the spear and Howie nova's big man at the plate Monday he hit a pair of home runs and a double, with a pair of hits and two the stage for Woodbridge's 4-2 OLD BRIDGE—Thirty-six- Grammar Track Meet Steinfield the discus. Bill Cul- walks in four jaunts to the victory over Avenel in the old William Chevalier will be to help defeat Sayreville, 9-8. ... Bud Lake and ton and Tom Adams of Edson plate. His teammates Bob Township Grammar School the most dignified if not the tied for first place in the high Richard Hamill entered the Colonia Cub League's Ryan and Doros also hit safely Baseball League. The victory most successful race driver in jump. twice. Notre Dame's only three was the third straight for the Sunday night's NASCAR stock Mythical Hall of Fame hand in hand after they Laurels Won by Avenel A pair of Woodbridge pole hits were accounted for by local nine. car races" set for Old Bridge vaulters, Len Magnuson and both tossed no-hit-no-run games. . . .The Barron Avenel's relay team also Mitchell, Mastrangelo, Fran- Bill Murphy, Russ Riley and With the score locked, Bob Stadium, and chances are that WOODBRIDGE — With aj Johnny Dalton. Mago and Charlie Messick among the rooters cheei-ing nine is hitting the ball at .260, which indicates.. crowd of 1,000 looking on at came in for some additional cis Muchanic honors by setting a new rec- Fifth Graae Girls Softball Fordham moved up into reached first base on errors. him on will be many Sayre- the High School Stadium, WHS Frost Cop They hardly settled down at ville school children, as well the pitchers are contributing a fair share to the Avenel won the Fifth and ord in the 160-yard event by Throw: Patricia Czmyr, Kath- contention in a tie for second Sixth Grade Township Ele- covering the distance in 22.3.leen Patrick, Patricia Mat- place by coming from behind second and first when Fran as his wife and two young- team's 9-2 record. . . . Johnny Zullo reminds all with a three run rally in the Urban set them both dashing sters. mentary Track and Field The quartet included Char- thews Over Brunswick baseball managers and sponsors that the deadline Championship with a total of lene Linzer, Valentine Oli- top of the seventh inning to for home with a sharp single The tall, lean chap was Sixth Grade Girls Softball WOODBRIDGE — Coach nip Holy Cross, 5-3, in a close to center. elected recently to the Sayre- for entering teams in the Recreation Junior, In- 40 points. A record 603 stu-jnyk, Francine Fischer and Throw: Mary Gordon, Sandra dents representing 16 schools Martha Weimer. Herb Hollowell's Barron game. Messick, the Woodbridge ville Board of Education by termediate and Senior Softball Leagues is rapidly Smith, Carol Rossi Freshmen track team won its The big hero for the victor- pitcher, was in rare form, participated in the 20 events. Following the top three one of thei, highest margins in approaching. Fifth Grade Girls Soccer first dual meet of the current ious Fordham team was Doncheeking Avenel with one hit that small town's annals, tes- Ernest Dubay, Supervisor teams were Woodbridge 11, 18Rail Throw: Patricia Mat- season in spectacular fashion Farley, who belted a home run and firing third strikes past tifying to the.local popularity ITEMS WITHOUT COMMERCIALS ... of Physical Education, an- points; Port Reading 9, 15; thews, Donna Everett, Linda by defeating a highly rated in the seventh with one man14. He was exceptionally ef- of the "Plying Frenchman." nounced eight records were Hopelawn 10, 13; Woodbridge Gillette New Brunswick aggregation on to break a 3-3 deadlock fective in the fourth, fifth and Crevalier's late father was Ted Ratajczak reports that, the Mid-County shattered and one tied. Iselin 1,-13; Colonia 17, 12; Iselin 1 Sixth Grade Girls Soccer by a 68-49 score. and send Holy Cross down to sixth innings when he charged highly regarded during his Baseball League will inaugurate its 1958,schedule 18 placed second with 22 15, 9; Fords 7, 7; Strawberry Ball Throw: Margaret Bucher, Woodbridge dominated the defeat. up nine straight strikeouts. tenure as mayor of the Cen- points, while Fords 14 was a Hill 3, 6, and Iselin 6, 4. Co- Gerry Connell was tapped Sunday afternoon with four games on the fire. close third, with 21. ^ lonia 2 and 16, Keasbey 8, Carol Rossi, Janice Herpich meet at the local stadium by Gary Germain paced Holy tral Jersey community and Fifth Grade Girls 40-Yard taking eight first places Cross offensively with a triple with Avenel's loss, although, his son rates equally well in The teams signed to participate in the circuit are Arnold Gurovich of Hope- Sewaren 12 and Menlo Park against the Zebra Yearlings. and two singles in three at- he pitched a commendable township transactions. En- lawn set a new record in the 19 failed to crack the scoring Dash: Patricia Moroz, Mar- four-hitter. the Avenel Pharmacy, Woodbridge Demons, South column. garet Kierman, Maria La John Steinbakkers was thetempts. couraged by the heavy vote Amboy A. A., Meirose Sporting Goods, New Bruris-.. softball throw with a 254-foot Salle Barrons' most outstanding • The schedule resumes Sat- Joe Maroney, the Wood- count, Bill plans for contin- toss. He beat the old mark by Individual Winners: competitor on the field, pick- urday morning- at nine o'clock bridge second baseman, was uance of his civic career. He wick Elks, Yelencsis A. C, St. Mary's of South 50 feet, the outstanding ac- Fifth Grade Girls Potato Fifth Grade Boys 45-Yard the hitting star of the game Bash: William Ameiorsano, ing up 11 points for his team. when Fordham meets the last operates a prosperous auto River, and the New Brunswick Royals. . . . Jimmy complishment of the after- Race: Paula Buglovsky, Lois He broke the tape in the 100-place Notre Dame team. The collecting two singles in three body repair shop, maintains noon. Gurovich also placed Helminski, Margaret Kierman Albert Kukan, William Sidote and 220-yard dashes before second game between Holy trips from the bench. three 2'ace cars and drives one Sabo, the Woodbridge statistician, does a fine job third in the potato race and Sixth Grade Girls 45-Yard Cross and Villanova will start Fifth Grade Boys Potato Dash: Charlene Linzer Janis going on to place third in the Iselin made the most of nine of them weekly in the stadium of computing the Barrons' pitching and batting 60-yard dash. Race: William Ameiorsano broad jump. at 10:30. hits to post a 12-8 verdict meets, as well as looks after Huber, Geraldine Johansen records. . . . Assistant track coach Herb Hollowell Another record was set in Vincent Orlick and Albert Another big- point collector over Colonia at Kennedy Park. Board of Education business. the boys' division when Mat- Schmidt Sixth Grade Boys: Matthew for Woodbridge was Mike Fred Huth supplied the Chevalier is no racing nov- has high hopes for Rudy Peterson, a freshman thew Bouselli, representing Bouselli, Francis Muchanic, Schwiner, who captured both The executive committee of power at the plate for Iselin, ice, far from it. And two Port Reading, won the potato Sixth Grade Girls Potato Arnold Gurovich the pole vault and broad jump the Professional Golfers As- belting a home run and two brothers, Finney and Fritz, who recently won the 880 in 2.10:5 during a Jay- race in 11.9 seconds. He also Roce: Paula Biber, Vivian sociation voted to incorporate singles- for a perfect day with Burch, Francine Fischer Fifth Grade Girls 100 -Yard events. He dominated both of the association as a not for are also well known in the vee meet with Edison High. . . . Track enthusiasts his the tape first in the 60- Relay: Patricia Moroz, Car- his specialties with compara- his bat, Bob Kenny assisted Sixth Grade Boys Potato profit organization under f Continued on Page 20) from this area are anxiously awaiting the duel yard dash and placed third in mel Inverso, Ellen Meyer, Ar- tive ease. Florida law effective Septem- the victors in the hitting the running broad jump. Race: Matthew Bouselli, lene Vargonjck Ted Lagonia romped across phase of the game with a pair between Pat Cunningham and Ray Budd of As- Francis Muchanic, Arnold ber 1 at a meeting held in of safe blows, while Joe Buhla The relay team of Joe Pa- Fifth Grade Boys 160-Yard the finish line first for the Clearwater, Fla. The PGA, bury Park in the 100-yard' dash which will come lacio, Kurt Pewry, Ernest Gurovich • : Barrons in the mile run. Rudy also cracked out two for Co- Relay: Joseph Palacio, Kurt which moved its national lonia. off in the Central Jersey Championships at DeStefano and Leonard Goins Fifth Grade Boys Running Pewry, Ernest DeStefano, Peterson did the same in the headquarters to nearby Dun- Hartford wore the Fords 14 colors and Broad. Jump: David Lemorise, Leonard Goins 880-yard run, while Paul Her- edin in Florida about a year Iselin's winning pitcher was Asbury Park, May 31. ... Pete McCann won the set a new record' over the Charles Catino, Leonard Filip Fifth Grade Girls 160-Yard pich placed first in the discus ago, has never been incorpor- Ronnie Brown. Over the five Joseph Arway Memorial Sweepstakes sponsored 160-yard course in 28.4. Sixth Grade Boys Running: Relay: Charlene Linzer, Val- throw. ated. inning route, he gave up four In the girls' division, Paula Broad Jump: Arnold Guro- entine Olijnyk, Martha Wei- Two Woodbridge athletes safeties, struck out six and by the Knights of Columbus when he rolled Bilier of Iselin 18 rewrote the vich, Francis Muchanic, Mat- mer, Francine Fischre tied for first lace in the high The 1959 Chicago National walked a f total of . twelve. record book in the potato thew Bouselli jump when Albert Ulis and George Pleseko absorbed Co- games of 218, 211 and 175 for a 604 series. Mike Sixth Grade Boys 200-Yard boat show will be held Feb- lonia's mound d*>-F""<-. race, winning the event in 5th Grade Boys Softball ! Relay: Francis Muchanic, Bob Seip cleared the bar at ruary 6-15 in the International Doros placed second with an even 600 set, while 11.7. Patricia Moroz, a Fords Throw: Joseph P a 1 a c i o , the same height. BY PHONE... costs little i William McQueeney, John Pi- Amphitheatre, the Outboard Briton ana'•• cs u.a. snubbed the high games during the competition were 14 competitor, established, Charles DeGeso, Larry Max- peri, David McClue Hollowell's squad will se°k Boating Club of Arrserica has to call anyone...anywhere another new mark in the 40-ted anti-atom group. bowled by Low Gerity,. 243, and Johnny Doyscak, 1 its next victory May 26 when announced. Last February, •3 min slatton «*« I"™ New Bnmswick yard dash when she breezed 6th Grade Boys Softball British yard completes -19 Perth Amboy moves into the 282,340 fans set an attendance Canada is urged to divert after £ PM and s**tf Sun. Vax not incl. 236. Top man in the handicap division was Doros, over the cinders in 5,9. Throws Arnold Quroyich, of 20 trawlers for Soviet, stadium. record. U. S. investmsiits. who finished with a 708 total pin score. PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON Warren Addresses Woodbridge, at its meeting Smith, and Frank Bertagna, Chevalier Race I currently is among the lead- fuel nightly and keeps owner 8:30 and will embrace four Monday, at the Majestic Lanes, were appointed one year trus- |ers for the 1158 crown. His Bob Furslew, service manager qualifying heats to produce Young Democrats Hopelawn. motor game. The best of the j powerhouse machine, equipped for an auto dealer, on the the 25 fastest men for the 25 SEWAREN NOTES tees. ' • . lap main event while novice WOODBRIDGE— Freehol- Arthur Grosskopf, was ap- trio in, the record books, Bill j with a 1157 Pontiac engine, jump to hold it at peak effi- Forty members were present ciency. drivers mix it up in a special ter William Warren, addressed pointed sergeant at arms and has been a contender for the | uses four carburetors which to, MBS. DAVID BALFOUR 7irst Congregational Church. and refreshments were served. track title at Old Bridge and I gulp up $25 worth of special Sunday's races begin, at 12 lap duel. 597 West Avenue, Sewaren —Mrs. Hugh Basehart, drove ;he Young Democratic Club of Mrs. George Reager, Mrs. John : ME-4-0247 ler two auntsr Miss Daisy iush and Miss Adele Lea —Mrs. H. D. Clark, Mrs. iush, on Saturday, to Pough- Herbert Rankin, and Mrs. Jo- ceepsie, N. Y., to attend Lyn- seph Thomson, attended a lon Hall Alumnae Association wmmammmmmmmi bon voyage party Friday, in .neeting and luncheon. Mrs. New York, when Mr. and Mrs. .iilda Morrison, Belmar, ac- Oliver Ames, former Sewaren companied them. —Donald Brundage, drove residents, sailed for Europe on iis mother, Mrs. W. W. Brun- the S. S. United States. The dage, and aunt, Mrs. A. W. The Ames' expect to be away Scheldt, to West Chester, Pa., for at least a year. Mr. and recently, to visit relatives and Mrs. Robert Crozier, (Virginia 5ee the DuPont-Longworth Ames) and their two boys and jai'dens at Lenape. •Mr. ajnd Mrs. John Glaze, —Mrs. Robert Mathiasen, (Helen Ames) and their three Mrs. Michael Karnas, and Mrs. children also saw their parents Stanley W. Karnas, Jr., were Shop In Ai guests last weekend of Mr. off. and Mrs. Walter Slaherty, Somforf! —The Sewaren Bridge Club Stoughton, Mass. They atten- Op@n Late E¥ary met recently at the Ramble ded a party in honor of their Inn, Metuchen, -with. Mrs. sister, Miss, Margaret Snee, Plenty ef George Stillwell, as hostess. who 'becomes-the bride of Paul Next meeting will be Wednes- Slaherty, on June 2l, in St. Payroll Checks day, at the home of Mrs. Olive Anthony's Church. Van Iderstine. —Mrs. Louis Griffin, 388 Cliff Road, suffered partial Hoyda, the first batter, drew amputation of four toes on her a free pass and moved over to left foot Saturday afternoon, second when. Bart Brodkin's when it became caught in a grounder was booted by the power mower while . she was Sayreville infield. An infield cutting the lawn. The Griffins hit by Gonyo loaded the bases are tenants in the John J. to set the stage for Gasiorow- Dowling home. ski who singled in the Bar- —Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. rons' second run. The third Wiswall, Wilmington, Del., Bone In formerly of Sewaren, will be run came across the plate on guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herb- Joe Juhasz's fly to the out- Armour Star ert L. Rankin, this weekend. field. : Trey will attend the reception Filarowicz was deprived of Swift's Premium Tuesday, in the Colonia Coun- a shutout when the Bombers try Club of the Salmagundi brought in a_ run in the bot- Club. Joseph H. Thomson, is tom of the seventh. Paprota chairman of the event. rifled a good pitch to left cen- —Mr. and Mrs. Eric Isbister ter for a double and rounded and children, Garden City, third base to come in with Ms L. I., visited in Sewaren Satur- team's lone 'marker when day. They came out for the Johnny Dusko pumped a wedding of Mrs. Isbister's bro- single to centerfield. Swift's Premium and Armour Star ther, Donald Crozier, to Alice Jerry Gonyo, the Wood- Mae O'Connor, in St. Mary's bridge third baseman, was the STEAK ib. 53c Church, Perth Amboy, Satur- game's batting star with a Swift's Premium & Armour Star day afternoon. Mrs. Isbister's pair of singles. mother, Mrs. Montgomery Jimmy Hudanick blasted a Swift's Premium and Armour Balfour, went back with them pair of home runs to lead the Star California tb Garden City, for several Woodbridge Jayvees to a 9-8 month's visit. victory over the Bomber —Miss Joan Boros, daiigr- Junior Varsity. ib.69 ter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph WOODBRIDGE (2) Boros, 80 Central Avenue, was Koperwhats, ss 4 0 0 Swift's Premium All Meat given a surprise bridal shower Fratterolo, cf 3 11 in the VFW Hall, Woodbridge, Meyers, lb 3 0 1 Saturday. 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