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>l XXXIX-NO. 29 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, OCTOBlfc *!, I960 This Corner. Parade U.S.M.R^Emergenc> y Hospital' Details Honors 9 s Suggested by Skiba; Kllioit. THeposkv Get Gold Watches or

•-•«*** (Jive Program for Bonds at Dinner h'le Hallo ween F«>te Held las! Mi;hi Favors Early Study

CARTERET - Robert El- (See Plotun- on liot Hiid Joseph Teleposky co- CARTERE_T Irluiinnon of the annual Hal-I employees" tf US Mpfils RP ,Iii«T,ni parade sponsored by the fining Co, received gold Vatr.1, Ueformalion Services Set WoilldAsk jCin-teret. Recreation Depart-|es Or U.S. Bonds at the annual 1 |m,.m. tn be held Sunday after- , 25-Year Dinner laM niKh! T ! innon, October 30 today Ut-\MnmT was held at thr Kli/a- |...nin,T « s . Alfredo the sermon. 'follows: start at Carteret Shop- Paiva, John Batista, Ithought should be given to th« establishment of a hospital In IpinR Center to Roosevelt Ave- Truch, Joseph Kllyk, Charles Carteret. Inue, down Roosevelt Avenue toKahora, B e n v i n d o Matrin, Stephen Ronyak, Michael Ko- Dolan Suggests He Rfiki the project could fat HI sV WITH (AMPAH1N fhoto 'how •Pershing Avenue, right on Per- Installation is i Frank Barrdird. center, candidate for Mayor, John Konci. left, and vacs, Julius Oensi. Louis Strat- an "emergency hospital" lor * in \l icltnllnski. r(«ht. for Connrll shing Avenue to Carteret Ave- •II. Miming from picture Is William Grrrnwald. Candida** f«r a«*.•...<>.• nue, left on Carteret Avenue, ton, Gary Sohayda: Anthony Drive Here to start, Mayor Sklba said he re- then left to Roosevelt Avenue, Foytlin: Stephen LeWky: Mi'- Held by New alizes what such a program right on Roosevelt Avenue to chael BlRdt. Jozsrf Mnuiar, -would entail, but expressed th* tan. Honors Republicans Hit 1 - Party (;h h WomePershinn g Avenue, right on Per-Adam Boranowski. Tony Russo Build Hospital hope that it could come Into ure Avenue to Carteret Ave- Steve Moravek, George Little! PostofJ.W.V. being provided a non-partisan Michael Kursak; Joseph Nas- CARTERET — A — 'group was behind it to raltt nue, , lefeftt on Carteret Avenue on hospital CARTERET New officers | ^ I Slremiau; iSyslem; Need 'Watchdog' Assemble Gifts j library side to Cypress St., right enough flmds make u on Cypress St. to Washington CARTERET Frank I. In vl( of p tity lor an extended period Avenue, left on Washington cslzmadia, Stephen Me- Mayor Edward J. Dolan urRed!jewlsh War Veterans I '» * increase in Bareford. Republican candi- of tl«e. We think all will Avenue to Carteret High School zey, James Rpsko. Stephen,at Wednesday night's Third avor Stenhm, 4kih. « .population here, the need of Danku, John Peter. M n n The Middle- date for' mayor in a state- agree that because of theFor Missions stadium where the awards will r Pa-District Democratic Women's.JZ L *^ti^L ^".^I'^ch a hospital is clearly wi- •••.:\ BHr Association ment luted "today" In behalf ! wmplete control exercised by be made. ' the .. th cl s CARTERET — Church ser- Joseph Gurney, miaster of name such a committee to ex- :ii,:li: honored Emll of himself and the other can- ; "."»" ^f' °« ^ List Entrlcf body. Councilman Alexander! HM».«. »„ tu nsm ti i-«. *rth an active Interest in tces at The First Presbyterian i plore nil angles. He said there n( 7 Cook* Avenue Church will be held at 9 -.30 i To date tne lowing en- attended. i ,MI of hi* 50th an- sr, about $75,000 in a hospital A. M. this Sunday. The minis- trants in the parade have been ,i' member of the ter will preach the sermon, "To- received: bands, Carteret High;mnk 1, STorkr^m^<=rat,c SS^^/STS^^^^ ™*^ ash, John Barbarczuk, Walterjbas hall^the Middlesex CountyrV «,..» .i,,, i,,. i „„„„>„.. was donated at thr end ol I! School, St. Mary's High School, wnaa the nl ncn o ! gether for Christ." There is Kielman, Frnri Koeble', Josephi prosecutor expressed hihis hope * i, . w» !!»l «{«"k«. | j • mimi was pretexted t^resU of the community. WorW War whnl CaltRn a nursery ln the manse during Jr. Elks Drum and Bugle Corps, i.,i..,u r>-_:-. r^-..- - • 'jj^ a hospital project 1 Mr, Bareford said there are ™W The borough Cathol^ Vf*r[sM to iwM a hospital. MMIII' »t the dinner Mr. Bareford declared that ! the 11:00 service. Church Melrose Drum and BUKIP Corps, assisted In the cere- f the association held | many deficiencies existing in St PatrlcllB be started in the near future., nie"8rraTsin"g"thelr'coiovs'with! QidS Rvittm on the local level, voters j Carteret which require cor- School meets at 9:30 with clas-i Cadets, Barron- Pasipanki. and John Kereluik. mO H IK Manor, Metuchen. should not be swayed by a s He told the gathering thatlti,05e Of the JWV as a gpsturej Cpimcil agai rejected two DW| rection. He felt that efficient ses for all. On Sunday after-! j£* ' Woodbridge Post 4410 Port Beading '.ition «u nude by party labels. He said: VFW, Madonna CYO Drum & public Interest has increaseincr d of of U11JK, . !for paving of Poplar Street, j management of borough af- noon at 3:30 the Jr. and Jr. HI Manuel Perez. Frank Sosnow- fFellowship meets, and in theiBuRle Corp- Boy Scollt Tro°P Ma UO „•„- *...— other'speakers included Ber-I^oimcllman Thomas Milik felt K,iplan. an attorney of j -R wilt be generally agreed | fairs through wjund budget- «ki, Steve Pasztor, Prank Bino, i (evening at 7:30 the Sr. Hi Fel-|82; floals' Lions club> Shore- local Demociatic candidates na].d Abrams. another pn fiRurefi submitted were that a one-party system has | ary practices call for an ac- Walter Osyf, Stephen Nagy, had been questioned on the e)iMSStvt> u aB ihc love and reapact lownhip meets. crest Civic Club: Carteret Wom- tionnl commander of the JWV,- * decided to re-. deprived our citizens here of ' tlvc minority on the Council. Robert Woodward and John number of thr ta governmental en- tuinessor. the children of the mission sta- senior vice com- Amboy, All Girl Rifiettes from ordered tabled. One cam* tions assigned to the associa- bl et 0 tot uwdfA or iisideru of New Brunswick, Candleiers Stephen Katko, Stephen Shaf- "* .J , ™, f' ' 'v>^ com m a n4 er ; Sidney from Fred Hryrkh Little Palls, tion. A list of the items needed from Newark. In addition the H.u Association, is as follows: clothing, toys, fer. Julius Horvath. ;a Hospital. The fund holds an Hwbst, adjutant and patrioticiasking $3 400 and the other following will participate tn dalD offlrel •ived for many years^Andre; w Charara (larteret Pupils and jewelry for 11, 12, and 13 Elizabeth ' o?h S!, V°i, 'J' ': Arthur Bauchner. quar-lfrom Robinson Pipe Cleaning; groups, Carteret Fire Dept., S kllla h8d rBedtheresldcnts •<•• of I he Committee Joao Carvallo Antnnin rn t ( . }; ,termaster; Nathan Jacoby,,co., CannonstuuK, Pa., for $3,- year olds; girls' dresses; boys' Port Reading Fire Dept., Ocean- Joao caivallo, Antonio Go-^o try to seek personal pledges chaplain; Summer Weener, 700. :<-..(l Grievances. pajamas; 3 wool skirts for mez, George Under, John Vi- port Fire Dept.,- Columbus Harold • of the Rites Saturday In Trenton Tour girls, size 14; 2 boys' sweaters, School, St. Joseph's School, ana. jnrt. siiue 12; and 1 girl's coat, size Carteret High School Cheer- Perth Atnboy li'unfvir^S-, <' A R T E A E T And™ J.; CARTERS* - The fifth|H."12. AAlUl Wwomeomenn °oo7f VeThVre the churchh leaders,-The Blazers, Holy Fam- ;the Ulwnra M ealfi of m * -----Nathan Hale- are lnvtted to these meetlngs. ily Girl Scout Troop 15, St. (Continued on Page 2) jbeen cleaned, will be stocked SWh( < 1( r AvftlU(1 dled School toured Trenton on Mon' meter, James Kolesarich, Jo- ouiun-1 for years ' ' ' ' October School toured Trenton, on Mon- iDemetrius Senior and Junior seph Balogh, Steve Balog. Louis ^oon with fresh fish which is 19 at his home, following a day. October 17. The Macedonian Call, a spec- Roosevelt Sav- l for Rivelltai. being obtained from the Fisb short illneu Trenton was named for thetf J^*"™ "? seneralj irl Scout Troops and many •n Amociatlon. mlS5i011 G Borough Democrats Cite (ind Game Commission. Hn WM 0 1 m , Tiwii,, ik« i.,h.w^ji program of the church Individual groups. Linden •II!HII *med ais Bor-i b " Carterrt and! ran Family who inhabited! Samuol Sicn complained that the Trent House during the The Invitation is extended to John Andrtcik, Stanley Za- from 1922 toM.W, a partner in the George ber 23, at both some trees along Carteret Ave- eighteenth century, Among the any organization, band, delega- lewskt, Chamra A Sons Coal and Fuel friend of Christ and His Record of Achievment [nue. damaRed by hurricane tion or Individual to partici- Rahwuy al the'dinner Oil Dealer* of 24 Leffert Streetjoutstanding points of interest Church Is urged to give to this Donna should not have been eufc pate. In order to properly plan George Ulrich, Michael Par- CARTERET — "Economy in: "Carteret is at the cross-roads : Federal Judke Wll-Carteret. ,the,group saw at' Trent House cause. dowp. He felt that some tree* A communicant of the Sacred was the colonial kitchen. The the parade anyone who wishes acoskl, William Carlsen. and Carteret's government con- of its development, when mafc- could have been saved, Mayor :n:th, Jud«e Kl'auner This Saturday, October 22, Heart R, C. Church and a mem- rest of the home and the to participate and hat not al- Stanley Srulowitz, tinues to be the responsibility imum efficiency in governmentlsklba said the park and street Ralph L Ftuco. from 10 to 1 a cake sale will ber of IU Holy Name Society, hel grounds was of historical in- ready contacted the co-chair- Fordu is essential if we are to progress commissioners did not cut down 'I the Public Utility be held in the basement of the of every member of the govern- '» Protecutor tA- wa* al«o a member of the First! terest to the children. men of the parade are requested John Yunker, John Korcusko ahead sound and responsible trees wilfully and he felt thai 1 old Presbyterian church build- ing body." according to a state-1administration. • iaii. Juvenile Court Slovak Catholic Union, Branch Old Barracks, the home of to call Mr Ellion at KImball Frank Markus, Bende Juhl, I they used the proper judgment ing. Proceeds will benefit the 1-8433 or Mr. Teleposky at KI ment by the General Demo- 'Hi Apple ton, Sena- 324, the Slovak Gymnastic! Washington's troops during the 1 Andrew Kopac, Joseph Toth "Thanks to the advance ofcftwthat direction. choir rdbe fund for the Chapel cratic Organization in behalf • n! Burlington and flokol Society, Branch 235; The:Revolutionary War, was visited 1-7104. Jr. budgetary planning, and effi- The New Jersey Turnpike i; Choir. of the four candidates. They ciency of our local government^ Authority offered to purchase n<- of Monmouth. Woodmen of the World 8oclety.!next. Here, loo, a guide led the Judges Lbted Sewaren ' M«n of South River, the Coal and Fuel Oil Mer-igroup on n tour of the building, are: Mayor Stephen Skiba, Carteret continues to operate about 5,000 square yards of Judges in the various cate- J6hn Smith, Stephen Nagy. •' the Association chant* AMOciatlon of Middlesex At the museum, a film, "In- gories are as follows: largest Councilmen John E. D'Zurillajtoday on a sound fiscal basis. property ln New York Avenua Hillside and AdamSzymborski, aJl seek- County, and a director In the[dluns of Early America," was delegation in costume, Thomas "The administration will needed ln connection with tha Fund-Raising jing reelection and Councilman Carteret Building and Loan As-jshown. A guided tour of the Deverin. Edwin Quln, Richard Joseph Koza. continue expansion of public new Interchange project. The sociatlon In Carteret museum was conducted for the e Hannapple, Henry Lanlak, Wal- Clark jThomas Milik, candidate for safety services. We will con- Authority offered to pay cur- local Hack$ assessor. 1 He was the son of the late croup. In the State House, ter Surowka; individual groups Manning Brewer. tinue year-round program of rent prices for the lots. The of* "Our candidates are moving resurfacing and improvement:far was referred to the Borougb Tkket Qeorge, Sr., and the lute Mary State Troopers explained the in costume, Mrs. Betty Kleban Highland Park Semite and Assembly chambers CARTERET — A fund rais- Mrs. Hilda Coughlta, Mrs. Ann Michael Vislay. ahead in this campaign with A of streets, proper street light- Attorney. [A err _ The Demo- Sima Chamra Surviving are hi.s wife. Maryiund then took them to the Qov- ing banquet attended by more DeVito. Mrs. Catharine Spol Matawan •ledge of all-out dedication to ing and general improvements. Council transferred the liqow •' t has received unan- "We will continue responsible license at 51 Wheeler Avenu# Mudrak Clmmra: one daughter.|ernor's office. The highlight of than 200 persons was held by Ozino, Mrs. Edna Higgins, Mrs Joseph Haye. fielp continue and support the J'CMinent from Local government affecting individ- from Anna Kondrk to George Mlw Mury Ann Chamra, at j the trip was a greeting by Oov-the Republican Club Wednes- Eileen Gbert; most original and f.dison present administration's out- AFL-CIO. John Ket- ernor Meyner, who had recent- day night in Falcons Hall. prettiest costume, Mrs. Alys Leo Bonalsky. standing record of progress. ual residents." A. Brown. 1 i>i-i'»ldMH of the to-home; two sisters. Mis. Mary ly returned from Hawaii. The| The ticket, Frank Bareford, (Continued on Page 2) ":nfd thjs week. Ardos and Mrs. Ann Hovanec, both of Carteret: thre»| broth- Governor spoke to the children|for mayor; Chester Wlelgolin- ''••' Uii- local endorsed nwd for education. 'ski and Michael Konci for coun- •s'.ri>hen Sklba ; anders. John, George, Jr., nnd Ste-of And in This Corner D'ZurlUa! andlph'-n Chamra. all of Curteret. Walker Gordon Farms was|| cjin,en, and William Greenwald, 1 Visited on the way home. The for tax assessor, was lauded for!Boro K. C. Team for ,„,„,_ Fum-rtFtl l sei-vlcesei-vlces wilwilll W fiom th( B b Flint rill children waUheii the "Rotolac-4t,s "ovurall ability and integ-j Thomas'(>•«<* ' "" ' 1 , i , , , , t , ,, The VrouD1 Home 54 Wheeler Avenue, to-rtor" «Ul) mi at mU'rest. 'rlty." by severaH party leaders, *:,; jXn Hraorrow mornlnK at 8 30 A M. Mis. NichU.s b.wak, MiB, Bm,,furd wlfteo!llulkl ttnd p^Mdmit. i (ConUnued on Page 3* iContnnied un Page J> jKoiici discussed local issues and CARTERET .- At the Sixth " " stressed the importance of "•'-jinual State golf tournament years election. Oreenwald wM|neid by the Knights of Colum- ill iiiid unablq to attend the.bus. Carey Cquncll's fourso^ne dliuwr. won the State Deputy's Golf Other speakers included for-, Trophy. Over a hundred and K-r Mayor Joseph Mittuch, eighty-eight golfers throughout former president of the Board the State participated in the uf Education Robert Brown, tournament held at the Asbury t'oriner school board mem- Country Club In Weptune. ber Mis Ann McLeod. Richard The winning foursome in-( Dumuan and Edward Urbanskl, eluded Andrew Galvanek, Dr fonnof touncilmen. stressed Charles Stromoski, Benjamin •the need for more than a one-Kordas and Michael Sklba. At purty system in Carteret." An- an aflair held in! the Colum- ew Bmiick was master of cer-bian Club on Sunjlay, William emonies JGoughlin accepted the trophy i on behalf of the winners. K.oiu-1, i|)nhid<'nt of the Re- At a (firmer and dance held publican Mini's Club, and Mrs. Saturday at the Columbian Lil Maudlio, Dt the Republican Club,, members of the softbal Wonit'n'.s (.'lub, were chairmen team and their wifes were hon- uf the uffiiir. ored. Edward Kushner and It wah ainiotinced that a inasu William Postak were co-chair- rally ut coinnutteemen, com,- men and did a wojiderful jab iiiitU'fwouu'ii and board worto- Nicholas Del Vacchio served fi.s would \iv held at the Falcon as masters of ceremonies. Spea-| Hull Wednesdayy nighg t at 8 kers included Qeza Horvath o u'tluck. The candidated s and the Carteret Recreation De Municipal Chairman Sam Sica partment, Grand Knight John will si'oak Plans for duties Sr., Coach Frank Ooyena, election day will be discussed. George Stolte, Charles Makwln- A houco party for the candi- skl ST., and Edward Kushner. dates will be given at the home Edward Kushner introduced MAP TAMI-AKiN STKATMJY T Hcrr an- thr taut llrnwiiiatu '«uK»U4. M»y«f !of Mrs. Lorrain Sutter, 77 Syc-the players and gave a brief 1 »kl »"d Council...... «»"" S*yu.l...n*i. ..U.HIUMI. ruumilumi. John K. UihirilU. all *^i.i* re*le«tt»« BAB AHS(M IATION — aiuore Avenue, » P. M. Tues- account of same of the out- lrft »w«enled M« *ud C'uuuciliuiiu I'honuts MUik, can«Udat« Iw «nd Samuel Kaplttn hold day standing playi at tte ' '»cntrd on upper of the I'.S. Met' ROOSPVPH Aviniic. S|, Refining Mayor Stephen Skiba candi-1 who date for re-election to office,1" ' ' will preside and Introduce i0-1 ww honored last cal, county and state candl- niiht by the com dates seeking election on the: panr at a din Democratic platform. |ner [„ £|tzabtth. Councilman Thomas Milik. j _ recf)Ted candidate for tax assessor, Couneilmen John D'Zurilia, fold watches and and Adam Szymborski will others United I speak on loral issues and will gtttes Savings be available to anvser que^ ,story on

'. Entertainment for the eve- ««* *•> ning will be handled by Mrs. Elizabeth Tuohey. first vice president of the organization. ..: It was also announced that , »ny civic minded person who sponsors were Samuel Nardl! alt is Interested is invited to at- 0,1,1 Fviimn inw ("hristeiiinj: of .md Miss Anrn1 Patricia MinucclJ .. tend and hear the candidates r both of £arten-t. A dlnni'r lit l('"'ii speak. Install Stafj ionipht the Fano home followed the Principal Refreshment* will be served CARTKRKT Installation. Infants Marked ceremony. 5tl<\v',.; by Anita Halasz. Helen Onder, nf nffir.i.s of theCiirteret IMgv of the cnniii:n ".Ann Hlub, Ann Sandrik, Vic- Nn. -fiV Odd Fellows will be held CARTERET — There were a ; -tnrla Dobrovich, Helen Menda, on.cht with District Deputy A. nmnber of christening parties Andrew (iiainra Freeholder Tl M •;Mary Zaleski, Margaret Burke lvricrson find his staff from in (,|1P borough during the past Com.lined irom p,^, P candidiit,. and Stella Sohayda. •Vi'ii Amboy -Lawrence Lodge few and at 9 A. M at the Sacred Couneilmen A', .onrincliriR the installation. ; The lnfant daugi>t<.rs of Mr. Heart R. C. Church where a John Mlllk Srverai members will visit the and Mrs Walter Myni0 alld MrJwiemn high Mau of requiem i *»<• ... 1 1 Leaders Chosen Odd Fellows Home in Trenton and Mrg. Robert E. Keratt. Jr., wlll ^ celebrated. Interment T"* rally ^ !Mr8 loiiimnnv to observe the birth-;wore cnristened at the Holy'win ^ in Holy Trinity Come- Minnie M;1! an M:- diiv of one of the inmntes who rami]y Roman Catholic Church teryi Hopelawn. | "W Rivers. \\- 1 bor kl For CWV Dinner 'Ml lie ion years old. Tn(> RcVi Martin KomoMnskl Rosary services will be held » . Mrs PI.,-, Mrs The prosontation of jewels to offldatPd at both ceremonies, knight at 88 P.^IP.M.. VlsitlnVli j hoursi CARTERET — John Kolibas iu numbers wil be IWd on »nd Ted Kaskiw co-chairmen The sponsors for Nancy My-are from 2-5 «nd 7- 10 P. M. Mary Janusrak «:, IVcvnibrr '2. Thf years of serv Jnio were Frank *nd Sophie Barney. of the dinner-dance sponsored ice start, from 25 to 45 years. by the St. Ellas Post 797 and Czysz, of North Brunswick, un- A buffet (in.,,, Auxiliary to be held on Satur- 'cle and aunt of the child. A Parade nened by the <•-:;.:: day evening, October 29, an- hastening dlnrlemed followed aat (Continued trem Page 1> nounced the fallowing commit- the Mynio home. 101 Edward Sheridan, Mrs. Julia Hila. Miss tee: reception, Al Fazekas, Street, and about 15 guests at- Margaret Sharkey; bands and Mary Kuzroa, Oeza Garal, Ethel tended. drill teams, M. Wood and Wll- (Continued iv.v, ••'., Medwlck, Mary Sklba; tickets,! Peter Sica and Diane Richard 'Jones; floats, Julia Machy- areenberg. HT,;•• ••" Joseph Sltar, Slgmund Opano- ter, both of Carteret, were the shyn, Michael Maakaly, Andrew 8ol Price, public;-; ,'H wics; decorations, Gene Dem-j ,%non for Jean Anena Ker- Bodnar. Central Ji-:.vv c. ,-'• Cod browskl, Charles Miller; re-! mander Harry s.:.:,. •',. j Mr. unanes oregory att. A breakfast followed at the! A meeting of the judges and freshments, Geza Garal, Wil- duced the lnst.i!!:r- ,;• Editor home of" the paternal grand- the parade committee will be liam Sitar, Omar Lizotte, John Weener scrnd ^ <<. The Carteret Press parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert held Tuesday evening at 7 P.M., : Mitro and MlcHael LaRusso, chairman. F(1TB:I ;,; READY FOR BIG FETE: Final preparations are being made for the dinner dance to be held by St. Klias Post. 797, Carteret, N. J. E. Keratt, ST., of 40 Elmwood October 25, in the council also Joseph Leschek, Joseph Catholic War Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary October 29, w hen the post will burn the mortjaite on Its Jarkson Avenue Dear Mr. Gregory: chambers of the Borough Hall. sented the ;•'.;»'•• :<•.?, , Balarls, Prank Gamblno, Ted Avenue, and about 30 guests message. clubhouse. Shown from left to right are Joseph Sltar, Gene Domvrowski, John Kolibas, Theodore Kaskiw, SUrmnnd The Legionnaires of Carteret Pydeski, and Charles Dennis; attended. The parents reside at Upanowlcz; standing, Alex Kuznu and Geia Garal. Use of the A:;V::MI: kitchen, Alex Kuzma. , Post No. 263. The American 30 Puiaski Avenue. | Carteret Pupils Legion, through present Corn- Memorial wti< !:.,•. ; new unit by v,<:->: •. i A few tickets are still availa- Philip Chodosh, Mrs. Leoni Books for the chapters an- mander Stanley Clszak and Im- RADOMSKI j (Continued from Page V ble and reservations may be Greenwald, and Mrs. Robert '---•'-'-. past Commander Sher- ThT e Infant son of Mr. andjchtarlej s Truck, Mrs. Yapczenp - made with the above members Hadassah Chapter Board rafne for the Umansky express their Seadcr, membership and pro-' man Umansky express their Mrs. Stanletl y RadomskRdkl l off 13261326k(skii, MrsM . JosepJosephh LukaszewskiLkki, DIRECTS MIS'STRI.I. Medical brKaniza-idee In charge of tickets. gram chairmen. Tl!Z..'rE; nLi P appreciatioti n fof r thth e outt- Avenue was christen Mrs. Frank Meklune, Mrs. How- CARTBRFr .!•!.•. Dancing will follow the dln- ard Lurker, Mrs. Joseph Balaris directin~Uv.,v. g thf n; 1 ner with Sonny and his Maps Season's Program mony in Holy Family Catho- accompanied the group w^hlwhicw^thlwhich thu iio'.y Rhythm Kings spplyirig the New Year's greetings were sub- It was announced that HMO is CARTERET — A board of dt-Study Group of the chapter between The Carteret jiic church. The Rev. Martinithe teachers, Mra. Hilda Qlnda,]ot the Holy I •'.in.;: music for dancing. mitted by Mrs. Isidore Brown helping African nations rectors meeting of the Carteret will engage this year. Each treasurer and Mrs. Al Ke»ten- Mieir' pressing medical and and our Legion post. iKomosenski officiated. Mrs. Minnie Kaplan and Mrs.;present Ntn ;r . attribute the success o(| sponsors were Mrs. Rose VI-Rose Welaman who were inschool mdiiniun Chapter of Hadassah was held session will precede the board baum chairman. The Hadassah Voter Registry Here nas Monday evening in the Syna- meeting and is open to the gen- and' Edward' Witkowski, ri\i\\- - — -- - gogue Congregation of Loving eral membership. were distributed by Mrs. Joseph training of undergraduate AW- At an All-Time High , j , , • . can students In medicine, nurs- by Mr. Julian Pollak. We nnd|BridKP- A dlnnw followed at I Justice. The president Mrs. A membership drive is being Weiss donor chairman who an-, the Spirit f co eratlon ex CARTERET — A record pnarmaojoharmaov. tpnded to °^ by°P Mlss Ma).y", the RadomskM^ ^^i hom^ e fou r thp25!| number voters will have an Theodore Chenkin extended conducted during October to be nounced the Donor meeting "AND TO THINK- Succoth and Slmcha Torah known as H-Month. A procla- October 27 would have as 0 V0Ur Car t ret Mcr eta opportunity to cast ballets at of th. Root Rn,« i^ ' t f 1 , "'- former Helen Zysk of Carteret. the General Election Novem- greetings to the group. mation honoring this month speaker Mrs. Irving Hutt of of the Book Bales our organization is deeply, I TOLD IT IN ber 8. Mrs. Max Gruhin education was signed by Mayor Stephen Woodbrldge who had a role for information call {interested in the freedom of' SKRYPOCSKI/ According to Middlesex chairman and Mrs. Edward Ul- Skiba last week. Th,e drive will August 3, in the dedication of KI. 1-6437. Blue boxes for NJF tne press. We believe that wej The infant daughter of Mr. CONFIDENCE! County Board of Elections, man American Affairs chair' culminate with a paid-up mem the Medical Center in Israel. are available from Mrs. Herbert are a free country because we and Mrs. Anthony Skrypocski, Harris and Mrs. Sam Gevirtz- this borough now has a regis- man monitored a currant bership party in November. A Also Mrs. Terry Kloss, a mem- have a press free to act on be-J97 Randolph Street was chris- tration of 10,693. This com- events discussion. Jewish Com- play, Design For Living, will be ber. who recently returned ^man *halnnen' half of the public. In Instance tened Anne Marie In ceremonies Mrs Jack pares with 9,728 last year munities Throughout the World one of the evenings features from a visit there. Color films! - Safran and Mrs.jafter instance, it was a news-'nt St. Demetrius Ukrainian Or- and 8,472 In 1958. will be in theme In which the under the direction of Mrs. will be shown. Doris Grossblatt advisors to thelpaper that carried on a crusadeihodox Church. The Rev. Peter! Senior Judaeans announced the!for a necessary new legislationJMelech officiated. group will hold a homemadejor the abolishment of an In-i sponsors were Mrs. Charles food and cake sale at LeBow's|]ustice or the revealment orfruek and Joseph Skrypoc&kl, on Cooke Avenue on November'conditions unworthy of Amer- j^th ^ Cartcret, aunt and un- Miss Harriet Rosenberg ot ICR ." cle of the child. A dinner fol- Union, a senior at Rutgtrs Law We salute you and yourjiowed the Ukrainian Pavll- School in New Brunswick wasjnewspaper, Mr. Editor, duringjion chosen as leader for the group .(National- Ne,wspaper Week. It Orders for the Christmas »nd Weeps Carteret informed about FAGO Are you smoking more now Chanukah Bartons Candy sale us. We have been able to main- The Infant son of Mr. and is being accepted by each mem- tain our programs because it isjMrs. Jo&eph Fago, of 291 Ran- ber. Mrs. Isidore Qamza is ad- through the newspaper that|dolph Street, has been chris- visor to the intermediate group publlc approbation is sensed.jtened David James. The cere- but enjoying it less? leader Mrs. Sam Jacobson. The Appreciatively mony was performed by the Junior Judaeans are lead by Frances T. Tomczuk Rev. Philip Corcoran at St. Jo- HUMAN FLY That's Orln Murray, Field Sur- Mrs. Louis Brown. Public Relations Officer seph'* R. C. Church. The baby's rey Engineer of fabulous Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona. Murray says, "Sure I've Wed other brands. But Camel is the only one that gives me real smoking satisfaction every time I light up." Open for Business!

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Av-'im.. ;,|. H;30 P. M. Refresh- "vailahle. In addition to home meni': wll he served nnd made enke-s. cnokies and candy invnrdi'd. Tickets are avnllabln and homemade preserves A door. aei-viiiK with Mrs :l«'Ke selection of Items foi on her committee AIRMAN K.AUTAN AIRMAN I.ANDK, men, women and children will ;'i'" Mrs. IIVIIIR Oltter, Mrs. also be available. T,cr)i)iivd Kramer, Ms. Leon C'OMPLKTK INITIAL COURSE: Airman Stanley Kalitan, The kitchen wll be open from 1 (ii-iTMwmld, Mrs. Belle Balk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Kalitan and Airman Wll A. M. to 9 P. M. gervhiK cof- Mrs. .Stunner Weener. Mre. Is- Ham H, l^nde, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward C. Mitehrll, <•<: cake, mexl-burRers and udorc Gamzn, Mrs. Arthur both this borough have completed their initial course of iandwiches. Mrs. Philip Chodosh, Air Force basis military (mining at Lackland Base, Tms. Oames and toys for the child- Mrs. Alex Kestanbaum, Mrs. Kalitan will attend the technical training course for air- ren will be on hand and a film Nathnn Jacoby. Mrs. Harold craft control and warning operator at Kessler Field, Miss. wll be shown to the children at1 Knufman, Mrs. Peter Van Wal- and Lamlr will take a course for aircraft and missile various Intervals during the lendael, and Mrs. Harold Shat- maintenance at Sheppard AFB, Texas. day. insky. A membership tea was The affair will'begin at 91 " S MK!T: ^TJ!* ^^ ynT rnmin" hr|<1 b* th<" f*rtorrl llieh School held Thursday at the home of • M, promptly and the public' p,0 Saturday nfeht. Shown from If ft to right aro I.illi!ln Stutzke Tiller Irene the membership vice president, i invited to attend. | |[,M«»»-Nkl'! , t""l-'h Korpita SJ|H.H. Helen ll:iyduk Muoha, Thnmas MUlk" Mary Mrs. Peter Van Wallendael. Musical Program Feature Hnlmotrh ( ascyy. diaries Snkler, *nd Ann, Ga/alelx I'ranknwski New members introduced and PLAN CARD PARTY welcomed were Mrs. Ida Pas- kowsky, Mrs. Phyllis Herbst. Of Session Held by PTA CARTERET-The JRUDaughterR literss, The committee in charge of Mrs. Clark Greenberg, and Mrs of St. Mark's of the St. Mark's I //*^ Grow/* a/ Reunion arrangements consisted of Sara Rudnlck. CARTERET — The Washing- Randolph Turner, membership Episcopal Church will sponsor I Elizabeth Korpita Sipos, Anne ton-Nathan Hale P.TA. held chairman, announced that the a card party Friday evening I Gavali-tz Frankowskl, Irene! The annual Sisterhood tele- their October meeting this week following classes have 100 perOctober 28, at 8 P. M. in the \()I Carteret IIS Class '40Karney Rogowski, Helen Rog- Phone book Is now underway with the Westfield Chapter of cent membership; Mrs. Graeme, Parish rooms open to the pub-1 owskl, Helen Hudulc Mucha, with the deadline slated for the the Society for the Preserva- Mrs. Algozvlne, and Mrs. Weis lie, n(KT - The class of classmates who have passed on. Helen Megella Kreidler, and first week of December. Appli- tion and Encouragement of man. Mr. Rudolph Turner, Charles Cul|), Dorothy D'Zur- ,,,t HIKII School held Lillian Stuzke Tiller. cation blanks and information Barber Shop Quartet Singing Safety chairman, and Mrs. Kol- llla Dayton, Stanley Kurek, CARD OF THANKS , ..•union at the Oold- may be obtained from Mrs. Clif- basowskl, president of the Car- ; Helen Jenji. Classmates attended from in America Inc., entertaining ,,,, Linden, Saturday ford Greenberg. those present. The Colonial teret Councils of P.T.A.'s. re WILLIAM COLGAN We wish to express our sin- ixty four members at- MrB. Isadora Gamza, chair- Chorus sang as part of the pro-ported progress on the Pitch Mesginger. Street problem. Mr. Arthur Stu cere appreciation to all our rel- ,,,'her with husbands, , , ,bethbeth.. BounBound BrookBrook,, SomervllleSomervllle,, man, and Mrs. Julius Nagler, gram, during the serving of re- par Education chairman, re atives, friends, and neighbors ,, The original class A large birthday cake, the|Scotc|Sthh Plainsl , Trenton, Iselln. co-chairman of the merchan- freshment* after the meeting generous gift of Mr. nnd MrsWes. t Cftldwell, West Point dise Club announced that cap- and even on their way out of ported on what educational fa for the many acts of kindness . 111 of whom are de- cilities should be stressed in ou and sympathy they extruded, Prftnlc B Pleasant, Warmlnster, Pr. tains now have, the merchandise the door, to the delight of ev- the largest class Casey of Perth Am- schools! during our bereavement in the Spring Valley, N. Y.; Brooklyn bookB available for members eryone. ,t,. prior to World War boy, graced the head table, death of our beloved husband, N. Y., Bronx, N. Y.. Baldwin, for selection of articles. Raymond Bonko-wski, presi- Attendance awards were won the former father, grandfather and broth- MRS. Wt,NLh\ SPI.VVAK. L. I. and RockvlUe. Md. Mrs, Irving Levita reported dent, presented a resolution again by Mrs. Black's class in n Sokler, who served Halowatch, also awarded gifts er, William Colgan and grate- that approximately 100 child- prepared by the board, to the Nathan Hale School and Mrs. u.m of the committee to the following: Doris Spewak fully acknowledge with thanks ren attended the Slmchas Tor- membership. The resolution Zimba's class In Washington . id ed as master of,Friedman, largest family, five the many floral tributes, don- ah party held October 13, complaining of the large class- School. Wesley T. Spewak Jr. •, Thomas Mlllk, co- children; traveled the furthest ations of cars, and especially Sunday Program Articles from the Sisterhood es of those on split sessions, , mlled the roll of distance, from Murfreesboro, wish to thank: Rev. Malcolm Gift Shop were put on display was passed unanimously and Term. Paul Szoke; for the most Brown of the First Presbyter- pirsfiit. ErnestMeiia- by Mrs. Marvin Llebowitz and will be sent to the Board of Jaffe is Americanism And Bride in Bermuda recent child born, Sylvia Price laIan Churchn , Carteret Post No. , president, gave the Listed by Church Mrs, Seymour Kravet. Education. mr it • " >- urcn, uarteret itmarks. An lmpres- Oreetistcin: most rencent one and its CARTERET—A pretty wed- bridso, cousins of the bride, Mrs. Belle Lefkowitz an- Mr. Emeric Holderith, Mrs. : moving, candlelight married. France* Schultz Mac- CARTERET — Sunday w- Officer of Legion 26auxiliary3 America, thne LegioCarteren t and ding took place Saturday in oi, David Suewak, brother of the nounced that Mrs. Wlllard John George and Mr. Bonkow-J,.CARTERET — . Magistrate was conducted by loch; changed the least, Irene tivltle* will follow the custom- r has been named Woodbrldge police escorts, the Joseph's Church when Miss Ar- bridegroom, was best man. 0 11 11 Canter was the winner of the Rogowski,! " ' ' Peters: changed the ary schedule in the Hungarian pallbearers for their kind as- lene Joan Sandor became the Ushers were Louis Kady, Don- Birthday Bank Guessing con- of the following most,. Felicia Lukasluk Kazi- Reformed Church. The day x ose, 26li, American Legion. sistance and the Lyman-Rurnpf bride of Wesley Thomas ald Shutello and Richard San- test. mar;, married the longest, Mrs.will begin with Sunday School be held this month, as voting Commander Stanley Ciszak Memorial Home for satisfac- Jr- Victor M. dov, brother of the bride, all of Qanicl McDonnell, class ad- devotions at 9 A.M. followed A special program "Your representatives of the Wash- has assigned the following to tory services rendered. Grabrian, OSM, performed the Carteret; Robert Seaman, Sum- visor, was also presented with by Sunday School and confir- Voice and You" was introduced ington-Nathan Hale P.T.A. the house committee: Francis Family of the late mit, and Stephen Baksa, Scotch a «lfl. Another advisor, Mrs mation classes. New students by program vice president Mrs. Mrs. Ann Kushner, Health T. Tomczuk, chairman, Edward William Colgan The bride, daughter of Mr. Plains, cousin of the bride- Alexis Szabo, of New York are always welcome. Leonard Kramer presented chairman, reported on the Ryan, Thomas Jakeway, Frank and Mrs. Joseph Sandor, 25 groom. through the courtesy of the health facilities available at Matthew Avenue, was given in the former Helen Hell, was un- Hodreskl, Anthony Pusillo and After October 23, the coupl« The first worship service, con- N. J. Bell Telephone Co., fea-the Board of Health Depart- marriage by her father at the iiblc to be present. Walter Sak; managers, John CARD OF THANKS will be at home at 58 Bernard duced in English, will begin at turing Mrs. Dorothy Voss. ment at the Boro Hall. Mrs. double, ring ceremony. Mr 10 A. M,, the second, in Masimik, James L, Varga, KASTANTY MARCINIAK Street, Carteret. When they Thndeus Wykretowicz and Mr. ewak is the son of Mr. and l'BA PLANS DANCE gartan, at 11 o'clock. Dr. An- We wish to express our deep left on their wedding trip to Tomczuk. The bar chairman Mrs. Spewak, 31 Taylor Avenue. JUST AMMV! drew Harsanyl, Pastor, will gratitude to our relatives, Bermuda, the bride wore Vi CAKTERET — Tickets are for the year is William Henek. The bride wore a gown of preach on the following topic: friends, and neighbors for their beige Italian knit suit with now on sale for the first an- Clarence Mcdillis has re- satin with a scoop neckline, "Who I* A Witness?" kind expressions of sympathy, black accessories. nu;il Election Eve dance. No OBITUARIES ceived congratulations from spiritual bouquets and beauti- three-quarter length sleeves vcmber 7, to be held by the The fortnightly Bible and Edward Wysocki, Department and trimmed with seed' pearls Mrs. Spewak was graduated ful floral tributes extended to from Carteret High School and Carteret Local, 41. Patrolmen's Study Oroup will meet Tue«- Commander of the Legion for in our bereavement In the and rosettes. A pleated back LOW CALORIE Benevolent Association in Beth-day. October 35, 7:30 in the Katherine Gibbs Secretarial MSS. KATHKYN T. DUNNE from the Reading Railroad al- his efforts in behalf of the death of our dearly beloved flowed Into a cathedral train. len Hall. Music wiU be furnished Upper Room of Bethlen Hall. Her headpiece was a rosette of School, New York City, She" is »•• CABTERET — Miss Kath- ter 40 years employment. He membership for 1961. 01 the uncle, Kastanty Marcintak. Diet Aid by Whlta Kaye; and hip or- They will begin a series of stud- siitm and Alencon lace holding secretary at Esso Research and ryn T. Dunne, age 67 of 138 was subsequently employed by 200 paid up members for 1961 We especially wish to thank Engineering Co., Linden. . chestra. Patrohiian Thomas les on the great religions of the Carteret Borough' in the streets McGillis has secured more than a Renaissance veil of French world. Members are urgent rshlng Avenue died Wednes- Rev. M. A. Konopka. Rev. Mar- illusion. The bride carried a Her husband, a graduate of • The pQptltK *M) lor Pitzpatrick and Detective Char- and roads department. 60 new members. tin Komosinski, altar boys, requested to return their reser- day, October 19, at the Perth Oonzaga High School and reducing les Kusso are co-chairmen. Amboy General Hospital. Kenna was a member of the staff and nurses of Perth Am- prayer book with white cimel- vation cards for the annual lias and stephsinptis. Georgetown University in A native of Carteret Miss Michael Burns, Division 2. An- boy Hospital, Woodbrldge First • Compart our prkt - banquet whether they plan to Garvey Jr. Attends Miss Diane Starek of Car- Washington, D. C, is a sales- Dunne was retired form the cient Order of Hibernians. He Aid Squad, friends from Cen- me htre NOW! attend or not. The congrega- teret, was maid of honor man at Rheem Manufacturing United States Metals Refining was a communicant of St. Jo- Chicago Conferenceter Bar, pall bearers, Carteret Co., Linden. He served in thy ' / Li ' IOUIU uit *% Jrour tion will participate in the Un- Beph's R. C. Church and a mem- Police escort and the Synowi- Bridesmaids were the Misses < ,)i

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PREMISES "?)» Mutt tutor ti N«w JWM/" I ,m muroud i* Ibe HerJwi DUO ru,B num. A Division »l GRIFFITH PIANO CO. GODENY CHEVROLET CHODOSH BROS. & WEXLER, RAHWAY 605 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, It. J. 30 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret COAL - FUEL OIL- BURNER SALES 4 SERVICE CLEANKHS A TAILORS Oly- 10UM IUIIMII Avr.. Avriiel *** XHfSUI EfUMK Ml) I NMtt. HtlMl MM Phone KI 1-5123 24 LtflwlH StnH, UrU'lH, N. J, IVI. :Vlfc i SOW THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1960 PAGE FOUR Alwaji A Waj the 'n«w' A counteaa sued a man for H defamation of character be- Wyn Mr. Jacks at Vrv Election Plans Welcomes 5 Members A cause h« had called her a pig.*f°. Jim ;in To be Nothlnj!" tor the For{|hani Award The man was fined, and after- wallet. This / WOODBRIDGE - Tonight the arcond half of AVENBX — Ftre new mem-,kAdeUs Is being planned under PORDS — A Fords student, ward asked the Judge: "You 3rd Ward Club . brrs were welcomed Into the the direction of Mrs. A. Olu- « turned Z """ fotdebyG.O.P., 6:30 the Woman's Associa- thU jretr, Mr. Jacks Mid. tern Raymond P. Hadanlch, 863mea _n I can neve_r call the rested for v« Ei tiot n of the First Preabyterian f : WOODBRnXJE - A meet- WOODBRIDOE-Rnbert E. MrarV*'emoiovfM^nrV f mploywT" havhawe "inIn- Mothers' Cluh of the Kadct* of chowsltcTiowslttl MrsMrs. Michnel Hrabarj Main Street, WRS among the i8jcounteM ft pig 8gsinj» m. The wallet, Church will hold a Harvest *^ " " ' * i i__ iTrjvjuiKMJdiv*. Unit af . »•_ *•« ln| of the Republican County Jacks, Democratic candidate for creMed considerably over 19*9 Anwririi, Woodbridge Unit at is f,mlrman of a dance to be Pordham University seniors: 'That'll right," wa« the reply. Barr^s. Home rovrird dish supp»r in h "th i h Monday » meeting Mrs WU- b who received a Distinguished) -well." Bald the defendant Committee wan hrld Monday the - "three times u many In the Mondnys meeting (n pebnmry. week lau- Hall with Circle «The Town Committee in aIT ><%r Military Student Baden by the ,,,g lt Rn rtght lt x Cal, a plgjmlni T night nt Republican Headquar- the sewage plant. 3'i times us many '' ' „ ' f^ „ , „, • ma. r.un..u ™ ••- ™. »., - , „ . i in chi.tpr. Third Ward, addressed Mrs Pl>tw 1 Ml Z in the unlUUon department: <«««> ^P '" n ? troduced as the new publicity Army Reserve Officers Tr.ln-|CMinUai?" • 'liiit lei pa I chAlimnn. desiring to attend DemociBtlcM ^ cm ,n admi;Lstrftti0I1 Edward Gartner. MrS. R Bert-chRlmAn ,t ,.„ announced',^ corps recently. • "That you can do," r«pll«d ton Park wv« mi • v contact Mrs Harry How- Finns »?re completed for the ^ 40- • ' 55 per eont in parks, and 44 »}\"": ±}?™\r±,Tr. that Uv kadeta will, drill *tj The bBdBe. were .warded by the_judf e, - back again. Dtscusslng the revaluation Anthony Olanplno. Alt mothers ol' r^wrence A. Walsh, S.J.,1 The defendant then turned «omlng cRinpflisn j('r, Fl.fC| will re- cent In public works " n JmiQV H|(ih Sell0 Rev Jacks said the Mr. K°rbis inlrortiicpd Char- *p ^ in the Bel- of the kddet-s are Invited to join ' futurf iponihRm provost, and Col.;toward| the witnett box, looked last December O. P. lssu,(1 leg Morris, state enminltteeman: j(m tiie group which meets at Mad-' . demonstratlon;•• Jgmeg E. 8kelly, professo...... r ofiner rlsht in th. e eye, and laid, lssu, Ireland leads In capita fUnr Andre's Harry Moiley, county chair- J'nwmPnt ., could be 8S military science at the Unlver-|"Oood afternoon, countess." planks, but can, K>d mpply. Street, the third Monday of;* Wan; Mrs. Mnry Pnynoh. coun- lblifi,v chairman ' Instituted in a matter of weeks — Sitv during a review of the j ;—•• - ty vice chalrmflii; and Henry v If the majority (then Demo- 1 each month at 8 P. M. • . '«nm»n Fordham Cadet Dominican lawyer urjei elvll- President, r ferrlnc Cf\ndidntp for Assrm- YUKO- A candy sale, whicwch Isp prov- lMue of religion waning to™a™"at0™ .Ian militia. tratlon study. Fiv in U. 8. spending may cratlc) really wanted to do It.'" Monetary fund and ln« successful, is now ln prog-[Texas campaign. nnt be big. ' '"What happened in the past slavla map reforms. All Repuhlicmi Ward leaders —— Were present and reported on election plans Candidates prpsent included Charles Molnar. First Wflrd; "Super-Right" Quality MENDER Juilua IKO. Second Ward: Lou- Fresh Lamb From Americon Farms- U Decibus. Thud Ward: Sidney •lanchard. Fourth Ward: mid John Evantco, Fifth Ward, can- "Super-Right" Quality didate for re-election. Incumbents present were Maynard Winston, First Ward; John Hughes. Third Ward, who SMOKED HAMS ipolte on improvements by the lleereation Department; and LEGS of LAMB |)»Vid Nicola. Fourth Ward. WM* tr Either • Jamet Hoflman, ticket chalr- Half—Fall Cil |ian for the dinner dance to WHOLE or EITHER HALF think •fce held at the Pines, next *tr11»n Thursday, spoke on the suc- (easful sale of tlckeU. . Mrs. John O'Meara, corree- feonding secretary, announced a Regular beeting of all municipal-level Jtapubllcans Including poll Style •FUUT COOKED jjlerks and volunteer workers • I A |lf I Wh.U.rE)h.f f | e tluk fill take place at Hungarian Ib. ftall at 8 P. M. November 2. Nrdu ~ Fred Strahl was in charge 4Dtlloli9H With Rent Limb... ^ •«f refreshment*. AM Paea Mint Jelly * According to US. Gov'r SptciNciHom iects Listed Sub-Juniors "SuptT.R!|M"—Short Cat (Flnt Cut* PricedC Hljhjr) - WOODBRIDGE—Reports on Rib«fBeef' 59 , 69; federation and club projects j POTATOES Twere heard at the meeting ofj "Siptr-RI|fct" Qaahty—CENTER CUTS Mt. i lln.pk|. -FroiiR lln.pk|. 3he Woodbrldge Sub-Junior C EASTERN Roman's Club at The Inde- O.MIt.1SMitir lOttt.ntl '... ber 3. Supir Right Irtnd Mb. EQI c Virginia Mayer, art chairman Sliced Bacon Top Grid* pkg. 97 made a collection of pennies for i Flour «"•••• 19c Kitchen Charm 19 the Penny Art Fund, Appointed j to the art department were Fish 'II Seafood Parade.' »Maryann Gerity, Ann Nemes, June Nicklas, and Miss Simon. f A "pajama party" will be Fresh Smelts -^ *39° Wfcili Horn* Bmd Witt Ii all likil : held at the November meeting e d c ' according to an announcement Fancy Halibut Steaks • 49 Milk ' * 3 :: by Janet Ruesch, braille chair- Fab Detergent man. Members will donate Breaded Shrimp 4 4» used pajamas at the party to Nectar Tea Bags S3 Graham Crackers be sent to a school for blind Fried Scallops c children. Rice-A-Roni ^»f 25* Keebler Saltine Crackers Tentative plans were made for a Thanksgiving food basket Instant Mashed Potatoes 29* Barry's Amandil Cookies to be presented to a needy family and for a theatre party Hawaiian Punch I7« Nestle'sQuik ££*»* in Mar0h at the Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn. Ermellene My-T-Fine Puddings 4.X; J5° Kraft's Parkay Margarine Coppola and Shepple Strauss Alu m D are the respective chairmen. Alcoa F:r Wrap A candy sale will be conduct 83° Pillsbury tt". Nix ed to benefit the federation Marcal Paper Hankies { N*tur«IWtiMMp«ict 23* Wheatena Hotdr.,1 An unbwUbW buy! Kor » limited HIM orK. AM'» scholarship fund. Audrey; ci ; Choma, chairman of the edu-j l0< Prtmium-Qudiiy Red CircU Coffee i« il •? « West Pine Deodorant - o•,,M* IU 5 1!l cation department, will be in SPARKLE Florient Aerosol D«odorait ^ lhi» low low, pric#. For eili» M*in(f«, ' * 'i' ' ' '"• charge of sales assisted by Mrs.1 GELATIN DESSERTS Michael W. Strain, club advisor.1 SALE ENDS SATURDAY, OCT. 22nd! Mrs. Stroln invited the mem-j c bers to attend the Junior Worn-' PIE OF THE WEEK . . . You Sm 14*- ** I ^ 37* Birds Eye Artichoke Hearts Mild Cheddar T. 53i| vember 8 at The Independent- Leader recreation room. Salad Dressing -- -43( Birds Eye Succotash 2 ';,;; 49« Birds Eye Wax Beans Imported Danish Blue Cheese oiiom Birds Eye Cooked Squash 2 ;,; 35* Asparagus Spears Sharp Americai ^ZX" ... League Auxiliary Blended Syrup » '53< e PUm$ Yule Party mi C THE GREAT ATLANTIC I PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. Cream Cheese ^ ^ 33 2 .;»I WOODBRIDGE — Puns for Preserves HMWIURY '^ 35 GIFTS TO MAKE JA Ched-o-Bit Plain the annual Christmas get to- • • Wwl V wv * WMF tor family m gether at the Meiidowbiook. Spry 75 November 30, were discussed at Laddie Boy APPLES ! APPLES ! APPLES ! • meeting of the Parents Aux- $uper J^arkets Heinz Seottissua .'0 w...[ijflr(ui rectpaji r n * iliary 0/ the Woodbrtdge Little icoHhb.l Jcoffl.btl Dog Food 0 1 League md Puny l^ti^ur AMIRIU'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MIRCHANT SINCE IBS* .'WJl.im ID deiMrn **"**** • C««k look Baby Foed WhUto""' '" lib «Ae According to an aimniinn IS si. NOVeMMI _ Wild; cm 4 ' 49° munil by DlMbeth Sz-Hkiics in- Prit., olUctivt thiu Sjlufd.y, Oilukcr 22 in iypir Mirktli tU UU-Unu* ilaxi o.iy ioc Woman's Day fufc'vjn of officers will U- -#- S i.. 95* 9 £+'*, il . 'fldNf !0. New of flit is «- 'K •*> is if,*i!*4 for the I9ttl M-H- » .1 .MH»t\ Baprpvnik. second .d 1 • Urg* U With 4c •« WHIi 1c off Lillii Detwtut Buy 3 1 rtfluUi- AQQ Mra. 8teven Za- htr •

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,;*«& ST. CECILIA'S CHURCH TOTTED CHURCH Of CHRIST IitUn day. 7:30 P.M. Women's Guild, Sunday School and nd Saturday. 8:00 P. M. III I CHURCH OF WOODBRHHid METHODIST CIUIRCH loiy Communion 10:00 A. M. "«v. Robert A. Banhara, Th.M i liimM Str* t ay 7:45 P. M. Sabbath services. John fthrarnfr, Mlnlitrr of Mmir'llfv. Then^re S. Sdman, Mlnlitfr Sunday ME 4-1751 „„..!.:, J*"ln»"' MrCaLn, ; Re». l.nthrr M»rtln ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL 1 tln CONGREGATION BETH OUR REDEEMER nmli" , ',llr Kfrj, Mlnlll" P»itnr for Youth FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Church Worship, 8, 9, 10 am CHURCH nortfri WftlHgrtn \) re an 1st SHOI.OM SEMN ASSEMBLY OF GOD LUTHERAN CHURCH ii n Ueorfit E. niirtrtj, Market and Hlth Street II A. M. Rrwarrn .;,ni(l»y Services: Orctnlit and Choir nircrtnr 90 Cooper Avenue, Iselln CHURCH 26 Fourth Street, Fords i! (!• Sunday Perth Amboj Sunday School, 9:10 and 11 eirph n. Thonnon, Laj UUu j, \i Sunday School. Jimrs Stipmrd III, Rabbi Bernard Frankrl 48 Berkeley Bonletard ! 8:30 A. M.. Church R«T, PfUr Kowalehnk, Paitor A.M. Her. Etdsn R. Stohi Mn. llornthta PotHonbo, 1 " v \i English Service Sfhool Superintendent of Chnrrh. School Dr. Norbert Kattner, Cantor lielln, New Jersey Or|>nlit Worship, (Child care Slngsplratioii at 8 P M Organists: Eddie Jacobson \ \i Hungarian 8erv- amice! Sunday Services Sabbath Services, Friday eve- 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. through age 2) RCT. WUllara Klrfcy, Paitor Senior High Fellowship and Miss Barbara Frltsche. 9:45 A, M., Church School ning 8:00. Sunday Services: B:4S A. M., Sunday School. 11:00 A. M., Morning prayet 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth P. M. Matin Service 8:15 A. M. ,. M Youth Fellowship. 11:00 A, M., Church School and Bible Class. 9:45 A. M. Sunday school for Main Service 10:46. and service. ,,,uiy of the month— age 3 through secefnd grade 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- TRINITY EPISCOPAL 11 ages. '* Fellowship. Holy Communion 1115 A. M., Communion F CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ,• i,:,, Sunday Matins, 7:00 A. M did Scout, 7:00. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Adult Bible Study. 10:00 A. M. : 6:30 P. M. 2nd and 4th Mon- Early English Mass, 8:00 A. M. ,iay: Confirmation , first Sunday CHURCH 486 Inman Avenue at West Monday: Session, third Mon- 7:00 P. M. days: Mlssionettes under di- Church School, 9:00 A. M. A. M. Hoy and Hamilton Av«nun Street, Colonla day, 8:00 P. M. Ladles Aid, sec- Men's Club, fourth Thursday rection of Mrs. J. Waldhelm at Vespers, Saturday nights and Fords Sunday School and Bible y ond and fourth Mondays, 8:00II , ,i\(;UKOATION «:30 P. M. her home, 184 Cooper Avenue, Rev. William H. Payne, Vicar Classes 9:30 A, M. before holidays at 7:00 P. M, P. M. Brownies, every Monday tfNAI JACOB Choir Rehramla Iselin. Children's Holy Communion at 6:45 P. M. Holy Communion 8:00 A.M Gospel Service Sunday 7:30 8:00 P, M. 1st Friday of ,ll(| Slrftt. Avenfl Chancel, Wednesday 7-45 Morning Prayer and Sermon first Sunday of every month. Deacons, first Tuea- P.M. Month: Women's Missionary i ,,M i-hlllp Brand P. M. II A.M. 1 Christian Womens louncil under direction of Mrs. :II i . M. Friday Junior, Wednesday 6:45 P.M.I Church School, 9:45 A. M. Bible Class Tuesday 1:30 P, MR, Workman. Get Off To An Early Start

JEWISH COMMUNITY I ATTENTION! Our 1961 CENTER OF COLONIA Rabbi David SchtinfdcJ Organizations, Churches, 518 Inmsn Avenue Services Friday night at 8:30. 1 Clubs and Charities Planning Sunday School 10:30 to 12 Christmas Parlies: CHRISTMAS CLUB Junior Services Saturdays We can supply you with rom 10:30 to lS. That Earns Hebrew School Tuesday and You've never Thursdays 3:30 to 5; and 5 to DOLLS and TOYS at 6:30 P. M. Lower Than Discount Prices!! m THE CHURCH OF seen such a JESUS CHRIST Phone The Factory j DIVIDENDS Discount • Florida Grove Road ME 4-6550 Hopelawn Outlet |{| Joseph Btnynla, Minister Open Dally for !«• 414 Outer Main Street Rkhard Btnyola, Organist ! » A.M. to 9 P.M. Dolls i% selection of Sunday Morning Worship, Sat. T1U 5 P.M. WOODBRIOGE and Toys |I 10;30 A. M. PER YEAR Sunday School, 9:15 A. M.

ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHURCH Rev. Walter Kadzlwon, Paitor Rev. William J. Kokoszka, Assistant LUXURIOUS Colonia Junior Hirh School IS NOW OPEN Sunday Masses 7, 8, 9,10,11, and 12 noon. Confessions heard before all MEMO Masses. Daily Masses 7:30 and 8:00 from Mayor FRED ADAMS JOIN NOW ALL-WOOL A.M. Rectory, 47 Gl*ndale ,to 2nd WARD VOTERS: Colonia. \ JO Months of Progress . . . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Bf/T ... Don't Stop Now!! WINTER CHURCH Rahway Avenue and Carteret LETS KEEP WOODBRIDOE MOVTNG Ifia^^ ^ Road, Woodbrldse FORWARD JTITn TOE CANDIDATE Rev, Alex N. Nemctb, Pastor OF MT/CrtOICE FOR TOWNSHIP James Marsh, Student Aujljtant Fred A. Brlefi, Jr., Orfaoiit Sunday avm COATS 9:30 A. M., Church School. Vote iorlis IZSO and Loan Association •A' 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- jship. November S - LINE A 3:00 P. M., Junior Christian 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge ...formisses 8 to IS Indeavor. (CORNER OF GROVE AVENUE! 6:00 P. M., Junior High United Presbyterian Youth. Hals OBIcei 331 Stati Street, Perth imboj 7:00 PT M., Senior High OPEry DAILY 9 A. M. TILL 4 P. M. ... for junior petites 5 io United Presbyterian Youth. SATURDAY TILL 12 NOOtf. Meetings PaM foe toy WOOdbrtd* MpoMVsM Session, first Tuesday, 8 P.M. Trustees session, Tuesday, 8 P.M. Deacons, third Tuesday, 8 P. M. Junior Choir, Fridays, 4-5 P.M. Senior Choir*, Fridays, 8-10 P. M. Superintendents, last Tues- day. Church School, Second Wed- nesday. White Church Guild, second and fourth Mondays. Ladies Aid Society, second and fourth Wednesdays. Womens' Association, first Thursday. Cancer pressings, first and third Wednesdays. Boy Scouts, Fridays, 7:30 P. M.

OUR LADY OF PEACE Only $19 buys FjNE WOOL BROADCLOTHS! CHURCH New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Only $19 buys RICH HEATHER WOOUI Itev. Joseph Brzozowskl, Putor Sunday Masses, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. and 12 Only $19 buys NUB-TSXTURED TWKDSI ] noon. Weekday Masses, 6:45 ajid Only $19 buys SMART PARIS-LOOK STYLES! 8 A. M. Friday 6:49, 8:00 and 8:45 A.M. Gpiijig places? Monday Only $19 buys COAT5 WITH PILE LININGS! Noveim, 1:30 P. M. Mule Choir Rehearsal, 8:00 If you're "up in the air" IP. M. I Altur-Hosavy Society, first about how to get there... Ye*~-tWs washing low price bgys mow than Momjay after first Sunday at we can help to chart your course. ever dreamed posiibW lv«ry one 8:00 P. M. Visit us soon for sound advice Holy Name Society, second n» w&frtiH/Jnferlined! Monday after second Sunday plus the financial services you need. at 8:00 P.M. • U <

Green St. Circle (Iselin) ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. 'OODBRIDGE CHURCH Savings Institution Intersection Routes 1 and 9 Port Readinf PEIIH AMOT, hUW Jtlitr Itev, Htaaitlau* Miloi, Paitot MEMItl FEOCIA1 VftOUT IM4UIANC( tOlfOlATIOH 365 Smith Street Sunday Masses, 7:00, 8:00, IVr Annum 0:110, 11:00 and 12:00 noon. SERVICE TO SAVERS SINCE 1869 'ERTH AMBOY TATION-FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTH STORES Weekday Mas-sea at 8:00 A. M. Compounded Quarterly Novena in honor of'St. An- "LOCKS WEST OF THRU SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 9 I*. M. thony each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M. - PAGE SIX Bowling Party 'Religion and P, AVENEL PERSONALS On Club Listj To be Minister's r WOODBRIDGE - The Twirwi AVENEL - Sunday at the /1 MRS. MARTIN OUTOWSK1 home of thr advisor, Mrs, John rltftn Mothers Club of the B« jFlrst Pre»byt*rlan Chiiich, H(.v i(.f 14 Oforuf Street, \wm\ Egnn, Jr. If interested, girls are jliny area, at s meeting Mon- Dr. Charlen 8, MacKenzloJp u'^ Hi;,. asked to call Miss Valerie jdnv night, announced ft howl- pastor, will preach at the lllM;i||, Greco, ME 4-1621. will i,, — Mrs. Rdwm Halsr, Water- ;i,1(, pmiy to take place Sntur-I — Third Ward, Sixth Dis- bury, Conn, is visiting this week Idnv night at 9:00 at the Hlll|DoW^lzynfall oaf ^™:^^>Ca Man"; at 8 and trict Democratic Organization i|.,mes, Mtidlson Township. io A. M. the Rev, Robert A t Vith Mr. and Mrs. John Eganj "-Jr., and family, George Street. mppts Wednesday at Fltzger- Members of the conimlttceiBonham will preach. Both will ald'.i at 8:15 P. M. — Avenol Republican Club.: f,,r the arfair Include Mr«.|d'eal with the fifth chapter of inc. will meet tonight at 8:30 ltohcit Dragon. Mrs Wilson Ephenlaim. The Chancel Choir, MPIII/,,,, f*'\. in thr Mnplr Tree Farm. Urtiinrr Mrs. Fred Sunder*, will sing 'Go not far from me Catholic PTAs yir.< Paul Durkln, Mrs George!O God", by Zlntfarrill. at l)! AVENKl, \ — Tomorrow the Pride of Macl,ciin Mrs. Joseph Qoets. A. M.; "Tallls Canon", by Tnl-'members Wi,. : New Jersey Cmincll, Sons and !\irs Henry Ouenther, Mm. Us. will be sung at 9 and io 3ub-Jiini,n w,,, Daughters of Liberty, meet at Set Conference •(•harlcs Wllilams. and Mrs. Brrt A. M, by the Junior high and Avenel al , „.'" the Sdmol 4 auditorium at H Sflbo. IJunlor choU-». Karen M,,,^,. P, M. PERTH AMBOY — A fall Guest, speaker at the meet- Dr. MacKenrte will *peak HI Avenue. in.,,,,, — Girl Scout Troop 52 meets regionnl conference of the Ajn- to m(. WHS Miss nolores Jacobs'Sliwuptratlon at 8 P. M. on Piwp,ciKl.',' tomorrow with Mrs. Stanley|boy region of parochial Parent cho demoiwtrRtrd the art of "Religion and the Prentdeiu-y." "puiwhtmi • 1M, Florkey, 274 Avenpl Street from Teacher Associations will be makine-up using Mrs. William He will dlscuw the various »< the hem, ,', >4 to 5 P. M !held November 9 at St. Steph- Ml Kii-Kiin a members, us a model.;poln^i Of view concerning thp; -i. Join, p. i(|. - Saturdny the Board of jMi's SchooM98 Stfit* Street To \ [(iii'Mion and answer period controversy around the noml- Street m -t :l(l ,', Trustees of the Avenel Public!fit the needs and interests of all iuis held afterwards nution of Senator John Ken- Girls. 14.,• ^Library will sponsor a movie, parent^, five workshops have Mrs Siiiw. publicity chair- nedy for the presidency pf the join. r' !, been planned and will start, at m lr £?"Dumbo.' at School 4 auditor- nrui -ulvlwd'the following pro- United States. A discussion will call MI>S Vlll ium. This is a matinee pcrform- 2 P. M-These will consist of a sperllvc members attended: folio*. All Interested are in-dent, ME in, ^ ance for children. (presentation by each speaker :Mr< Jamw McUughlln, Mrs. vitcd. ber, Mi-s R, , for one-half hours, and a *( .— C.Y.O. of St. Andrew's R H Fisher Mrs. Patrick NIs- Mrs. Hartley Field, Sunday Miss Joan, i|.,., ^ion-and-answer period for one- •^ Church to receive Holy Com- u»gi Mr? G M. Bercowy. and .school nupcrlntcndeut. an- Wf)i (, .. i munion in a body at the 10 half hour. Mrs.' George Silvaney. nounrtd 70 new children en- ».„, „„,. , ' , A. M. Mass Sunday. Speakers and subjects in- 1 A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IIONORED: Robert F. .lacks. Democratic eandidatf in thr Third Ward, was honnrro at a A number of new commits rolled In the Sunday school Club ,n the clude Rev. Thomas Praln, as- — Ladies Auxiliary of dlnnir Saturday in the Terrace Room of The Ad-I.ili, Routr 1 and Gru-n Street, sponsorrd by thr l>fmocr;itir and Clvlr were appointed inclu

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CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENER Vei jui Md>d 3 ' 89 3YI*UD " " S *•«, DURING EI 27 Cheese ,t 59- 'T 69 -Z OCTOBER 16th. to 23 rd. Toilet Tissue /':•'/ 10 lemon (NATIONAL SOFT WATER WEEK) CALL TODAY Vet's Dog Food 12 89 Virginia Lee Special! 49 DR. 9-5100 - MU. 6-1661 Ideal Coffee »69« £$1.33\ ButterscotchD7nish .- NEL*SON, PHILLIPS & CO., INC. your coupon for 30 S4H SUinp* Uom U« Pound Cake *••-* >& 12 HOLMES STREET. MILLBURN 9 PAGE SEVHf Parnes Bake Shop Opens Joint Meeting Main St. Branch Store By B'nai BVith WOODBRIDOE — Parnes imploys 15 bakers, six bakers' COLONIA The Slim! ' e. Shop had Its official open- helpers and 12 nalesglrls, plus chnpter, P/nut B'rith Women yesterday at 90 Main Street. *,wo truck drivers. and Coionla-Rnhwnv iVnni lavld Fames, president of the Parnes supplies many large B'rith men's lodge will hold n firm which ntarted In Perth business firms and Institutions joint meetlrm Wednesday (l| Amboy nearly 5Q. years ago, has including trie Perth Amboy :30 P. M. In School 17 "Thjj, utmrnincd that the new branch General Hospital, Hess Oil Will be the first time thn two Ijrniips have met tog-lhcr, nnd will hn managed by Mac Adler ^-...J/UUJl, , anmmd Rarltanwiwn Arsenalnrsenai. the special proftrnm will hi and all baking will be done on The firm is also noted for tt» 1 "'th"e premises'"*".• wedding and birthday cakes, rumor dinl<- put, on hy the The Parnes Antl-l>fnmntion I. e n i\n pn f reputation for rolls, rye bread and pastries. Rarltnn Valley. This will show- 'quality and taste began In 191- how rumnrs circulate, and how when Jacob Pnrnes opened his truth becomes distorted. Any- first shop on Hull Avenue In PAGlTPupil one Interested is Invited to at- Perth Amboy. In 1917 a move tend. was marie to larger quarters at the. present location, 238 New The men's lodge has an-j Brunswick Avenue, also In Wins Honor nounced that it will hold a Perth Amboy. The bfikery 111 M. A. SEGURA kitchenware shower soon for currently operated by David PERTH AMBOY-A student ;he Jackson Family Fund. Co- Pnrnes. his two sisters, Mrs. at Perth Amboy General Hos- lonia-Rahway lodge iii Molly Tecnrsky and Mrs. Es- pital School of Nursing has Loal Man Gets who have contributed their telle Adler. and their husbands, been elected to office in the Lime and talent to provide labor Morris Tccarsky and Manuel New Jersey 8tate Student and equipment for the Jackson M w LOOK ON MAIN STRKKT: Aftrr completely reno- Adler. Mr. Parries' wife, Marga- Nurses Association, according Technical Post ;home are Jack Gold. Joel to an announcement made by Qreene, and Maurice Luth. 1I1(|HK the building And Installing thouiandu of dollar. ret, and his mother, Anna, are unrlli nf <.,»r»nrf| sociation. awarded to men with outstand- o ISELIN — The Be.ftverettes| The offlclal monthly estimate The possibility of a landdidi Bowling "art y may be obtained by calling;*-? 11 llt^Ulll ing technical ability. In his new COLONIA — The Golonla 4-H Club met at the home of of unemployment is expected tto so Intimidated the Inhabitant "Miss Magee Is the first stu- Judith Lobb where they were! show that the number of job- PERTH AMBOY _ An all post the Colonla man will be Civic Improvement Club, Inman of a little village that om dent from our school to hold responsible for a project con- Avenue, will hold a Fifth Ward taught how to make chocolate-!less declined more than usual couple decided to send their son t i HU1 time record of 255 babies were office In this state u~__ .1. n ,L . """"-" "<-'c »'"vi. i" vino okaio ui(suiiiiauuil cerned with end-use research Candidates Night Friday at chip cookies and cocoa. Mrs. In September. aged 9, to an u,ncle until thi ,born at Perth Amboy General and to serve on Its executiveon materials of construction. 9 P. M., It was announced by Lloyd Harayda and daughter, Unemployment almost always danger had passed. . nay area of a benefit bowl| Hospital during September, dl board," Mrs. MacPadyen com Diane, reported that they had declines iri July. August, Sept- rector Anthony W. Eckert an the president, Harry More- Three days later they received mented. Mr, Segura has been in the croft. attended a leaders' meeting In ember and October, even In re- , ,,,-iy y at the Hill Lanes, Oc-c , ATTENI) COFERENCCONFERENCEE nounced In his most recent a telegram "Am returning boy u at » P M with he Mlsa Magee Is a senior or firm's technicnl Information di- Republican Township Com- New Brunswick. cession years. iPlcase send landslide instead.' u, at » P. M with he WOODBRIDQE - Mrs Rob- monthly report of services vision where he was in charge to te used to Provde Fenner, Mrs. Oerald j rendered. September births ex- third-year student at the Perth mitteeman John Evanko, Jr., Amboy nursing school and of actlvitiefl concerned with and Democratic candidates Jos- s BarDara 1 ceeded the previous high of 2^3 ; •wifur* f.miiu i ' noicney and Miss publications and technlca eph Fennelly will be allowed .iMrr.i weirare family. |Kathy Cllkowskl of the WoQ(J_ reached in August, and ftlso inI president of Its Student Nurses 1 meetings. opening statements of from five [!,«• general committee In-bridge Junior Woman ! Club September a year ago, Organization. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Magee His company career began in I to eight minutes, rebuttals of ,dm< Mn. Robert Dragon, attended the New"Jeney State The hospital admitted a total of RD. 1, Matawan, she gradu- 1942 at thn affiliated Esso Re- two to three minutes, followed ,iitmn, Mrs. Wilson Danner.'Pall Conference at the Hotel of 1536 patients during Sep- ated in 1958 from Freehold search Laboratories in Baton by an audience question and I'aul Durkin. Mri. Fred Eiuex, Newark. The WoodbridgeIteraber. Staying an average 7.3 Regional High School where Rouge, La. There he was asso- razzanswea rwil periodl be moderator. Nichola. s Szaf- .-,|.:s, and Mrs. Oforge Mac-'club received second honorary days, they had 786 operations. she was a member of the Na-, elated with certain catalyst re All residents of the Fifth ,!,, :ias announced this is an,mention in the presentation of 1321 x-ray procedures and 15,Jtlona- l Honor Society, president]search projects and petrochem Ward are invited to attend. Announcing. •. socUl in an effort yemlwok awards In the hand- 323 laboratory tests. Dally aver- of the Future Nurses Club and icals research, including buty •n:n fundi for this welfare marie classification. age occupancy was 374. secretary of the Science Club. rubber. He transferred to the .bachelor's degree and a master's iim the club has adopted! • The Emergency Room treat- Linden laboratories in 1957 degree.. H- e I-s a graduat- •e of iiiicinn will be enjoyed af-! Ucprt'ssrd areas get I«dge ed 987 patients, 117 of them Estimates vary on U. S. Mr. Segura. a chemist with Loyola University, New Or- :!,c bowling and refresh- iilcd^o of aid. victims of automobile accldonts. budget surplus. 21 patents to his credit, holds a leans,, and Holy Cross,

•* ." -, J The Following WOODBRIDGE MERCHANTS Extend Congratulations To PARNES BAKE SHOP A New Branch of Upon Selecting MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE for their New Branch We are proud to have Another PROGRESSIVE FIRM Join Oar Growing Ranks! of Perth Amboy

Army & Navy Store Handerhan's Sea Food Ron-Len Decorators 114 Muin Sln't't 96 Main Street 93 Main Street [ Borden's Surprise Center Lee's H^t Bar Sails Jewelers Parnes Bake Shop 93 Main Street 84 Main Strod 92 Main Street f 1 96 MAIN STREET Choper's Magic Dry Cleaners The Boot Shop 105 Main Street 81 Main Street 387 School Street - Just off Main Street WOODBRIDGE Christensen's Martin Lawrence Jewelers Vivien's Kiddy Shop I Open Daily 6 a.in. to 9 p.m. 94 Main Street 99'M«in Street 97 Main Street We Specialize iu Frantell Sport Shop Modern Men's Shop Weinstein's Delicatessen 103 Main Street Main Street & Amboy Avenue 100 Main Street Wedding and liirlhday Cakes H' & H Fashions Platt Stationery Woodbridse Publishing Co. CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 100 Main Street 20 Green Street I (H Main Street Phone ME 4-1771

in WOODBRIDGE! We AUo Carry MILK and ICE CREAM PAGE EIGHT

Born in Rfthway. thf iWILLIAM A. SPENCER d had rPsldrd here for the past WOODBRIDGE — William Pre-Elcction 12 years. He WM employed asjA. Spenoer, 88, 207 Main Street, OBITUARIES a shipping clerk with the Qtiinn formerly of Clara Barton sec- and Boden Company, Rnhway tion of Edison, died j-estfidsy Dance N for 14 years. He had also been pt Foothills Acres Niirsinc1 ^•4 llftS. CATHERINE A. IIEM.ER Pearl, both of Washington.employed by the National Pnf>u-|Hotne Neshanic. > aratlons for ••• • WOOnUHIDCiK — Filtirrnl D. C. ma tic Company and the R*- A native of Mtrtlnsvllle. Mr. and .six,,, «. , Rlna Company, Ralrwnv) He wa Spencer was an attorney with lsl , "ifefvicps fur Mi's CHI lirrinr A. Democratic ci,lh. " "n POLAND ( 1IRISTENSEN , raembrr of ^ Klushls of offices In Perth,Amboy. He vr- aBte 585 Kiiliwny Avenue Pre-election , . ,';"ni"»l WOODBRIDGE _- Roland Col(imbus and the Ea(tl(,s Rah_ ired two years Rgo. He was a (inn( ( N( m rs "tjjttlo died siKklmlv Sunday flt (il.'DPS member of Middlesex County 'own. fnrmnly of Woodbridge. ;;; ;r %'her homf, Wfm twirl yestorday was tnP husband of the Bar Association, the New .Jer- ! Street, have hne,, 1lwl in Murphy Hospital, Des late Mrs Julp Anen Brpnnnn, sey Bar Association. Mt. 7.1on from tlic I^nn J, O*r-^ according to an n,Ml, Moliv*. last Thursday. gr{] ^ survived by a son. Wil- xlire F. & A. M.. and Perth FUnrral Hnmr. 411 Amboy Hf is survived by a daughter, ]|am E woodbridire; a dnueh- Amboy Lodge of Elks. j from Michel B(.rk() with .Solemn HiRh Mrs. Mary Cross, South Amboy; tefi Mrs Eywar(j Heilick. Dun- He was the, brother of thr Members of )n,. St Jamrsh son. Charles R. New Orlean8,:cllen: a stster| Mrs Georae Muss nl late Dr. Ira T. Spencer of Wood-1 include Joseph va? ', •t^ihi.irch. Burial w;ts in St, GorILa.- : one brother, Selmar, and Schwlndlnger. Colonla: iftidge and the husband of! rwo grandchildren. „; trud? Ccnvti'iT. Colonla. two grandchildren. Ann» M. Pfeiffrr Bprncer who died a number of years a so. chael Be-rko, tirkrt ,-, ;.^Tlip dft'fitMfl was a com- KOSTANTY MARCIMAK jj»un!canl of st .hi mrs Church. MRS, MART MOROZ He is survived by nieces and Walter Hem.,.,. JS PORT READING — Funeral 1 BurvivitiK HIT li'T husband. ISELIN—Funeral scrviQfs fnr nephewS, Mrs. Madeline Spi'ii- ski, Prank R,,,,,, " «". services for Kostanty Marel- Mrs. Mary Moroz. 33 Diaz, who er King. Mcadvllle. Pa. MIPS niak. 75. 82 Spruce Street, who Eist, Bnir.M'irk and James •died Sunday, was held yester- Kathryn Sponcer, Woodbridpe died last Wednesday at Perth lole.MarwrrtH,,,,. Rahwiiy: n dnuehter. Mr?. day morninf? from the Thoma; and Charles and Anna skillman. Amboy General Hospital after Among other nieces and neph- Kovalczyk, Rocc, v-i, I [pruan Maok^y Hallway seph Costello Funeral Home^ ccptlon. "• ei'R. Mrs Andrew Gfritv, Green Street and Cooper Ave-j •ws Is Miss Claire Pfeiffer who. urday morning from the Sy- resided with the Spencers for, Music will i),, „ Mrs. Francis nue with Requiem Mass at St Walter Kross a,,,,, U nowiecki Funeral Home, 56 number of years. Avenue, Carteret, with Cecelia's Church. Burial was in] from 9 P. M, untn , AX lyn Hwilfv, Perth Amboy: 8t, Gertrude Cemetery. Colonin Funeral services will be held As Is the 'ee brothers. Thomas. Perth Surviving are a daughter Saturday afternoon at the iurch 1 leading , James. Woodbury: John ? East Mrs. Rose Apostolou: tlirne Oreiner Funeral Home. 44 political offic Pfi-th Amboy: Cemetery. Sons, John Casmier. and Ed-Gree] n Street. Burial will be in Among ththee mn, grandchildren. The deceased, who was bomward Mozepa. the family plot in Alpine Cem- Jh ,,,, ,"' 'tery. Friends may call starting John A. Lynch, Nn In Poland, had resided here for man, jerom(. Tailb •ALBERT BREI.OH DECLAN J. MULCAHY omorow night at 7 o'clock. the past two years after many holder William Wan,., -V WOODBRIDGE — Funeral SEWAREN — Declan J. Mul-' , Jmwph Valentl, years In Newark. He was a re- Ticket* may l,(. ; 'Uttyices for Albert Brelow, 39, tired milling machine operator|cahy, 36, 28 Bailey Place, died! AID SQUAD REPORT from members of D . , f.J4B Seymour Avenue, who died „.„•„ V for the Driver-Harris Company,!Monday of a heart attack in] FORD —Robert Neary, cap- or at the door nK thi :''^Saturday night in the Perth Harrison and had been em- and a committee of data moth- open to the public , 'Jbnboy General Hospital after, New Shrewsbury. tain of St. John's First Aid ployed there for 30 years. He 3quad, Inc., reports the squad ers is being organized. Mr. Berko adrw,; •••brief illness, were hs!d Mon- The deceased was born inj Cubs to Serve as Baby School 9 PTA According to an announce- was a communicant of the answered 50 calls during the gram book is u ^:,, ,- day morning from the Greiner Elizabeth, had resided here for Holy Family Roman Catholic month of September, broken ment by Mrs. Charlei Lobel, and extends Hjiprcn ,• ;'. /funeral Home, 44 Green Street, iChurch, Carteret, and a mem- 11 months, and was employed| {publicity chairman, the mem- down as follows: Transporta- Sitters on Election Day Maps Program partictpanU, The p-,t ; With Rabbi Samuel Newberger ber of the Sons of Poland, as an office clerk by the Sin- bership has decided to sell be used for a ( ion, 17; emergencies, 20; mo- PORT READING-Dr. Prank ^officiating. Burial was in Beth Newark. jelair Refining Company, LJn-| COLONIA-Cub Pack 46 held ard, Michael M&reden, John Christmas c*rd» to obtain a, for the children Cemetery. tor vehicle accidents, 1; fires,, Three nieces and a nephew|den. 1; fire drills, 1. The ambu- a meeting Tuesday night atlorsini. Mark Slotnick; Wolf,'Noble, assistant dean and urn for PTA me. Card* ->*•• The deceased was bornIn'survive. Washington D. C, and had re- He was an honorary member lances traveled 383 miles The of the Elizabeth Police Reserve KlUad used 115 man hours and Bided here for the last eight EDWARD T. BRENNAN of the flag ceremony. The Cubs]John Pavui, Edward Miastow- LobeL He was employed M a a member of the Sewaren Civic 700 pounds of oxygen. week's meeting of School WOODBRIDGE — Funeral Association and the Elizabeth will distribute flyers October ski; Bear badge, Vincentllwt' Plans were made for a cake DRIVEWAYS ;Balesman for the New Jersey 0 PTA. discussing children's services for Edward T. Bren- Council 253 Knights, of Colum- 29 urging voters to vote on Schmidt, Richard ' Chakrln, ale in the school basement Btate Electric Company. Eliz- rHIEVES FOLLOW ADVICE Election Day and will also aid[James Boyle; Lion, (or any He ^s'a'Veter'an'of nan, 71, 24 East Green Street, bus. He was .a communicant of Joseph problems, which he said are during Election Day, November St. James Church and a mem- Phoenix, Ariz. — A sales cam- as baby-sitters, it was an- Rosenbaum, who was atoo in primarily the parents. I. construction) World War n and a member of who died last Wednesday at the paign by a Phoenix discount nounced. On November 12, the|ducted into Webelos. ber of the Holy Name Society. Martin Braun. principal, ad- Refreshments were served. the 77 Division Association of pertn Amboy General Hospital Surviving are his widow] tore began with a bang with Pack will participate with the A one-y£ar leader pin wat Mrs. Thomas Plynn mi the New York City. He Was also a !after a brief illness, were held, the slogan: "Pick us clean." Boy Scouts In a Camporee at awarded to Mrs. Dorothy Tay vised milk will be available to winner of the take raffled off! member of the Congregation Grace; three daughters, Pa- find out Fast Saturday morning, from the tricia, Grace Anne and Karen rhe campaign came to a quick Raritan Arsenal lor and a four-year pin to Mrs.the pupils as soon as refrigera- after the meeting. Adath Israel, Woodbridge. halt when burglars took the Pack Master Gus DlBella[John Wohltman. Two skits Surviving are his widow,JThomas F. Biggins Sons Fu- Marie; two sons, Declan J., Jr., tion is supplied. idvice and walked off with made the following awards: were presented: Mrs. Michael Progress slight on European YELLOW Ruth Wohl; a daughter, Mar- neral Home, 1116 Bryant Street, and Michael P.; his mother, Mrs. George Reeves, metnber- (60,000 in'watches and rings. Bobcat, John Plaska, Peter Al- Asman's Den 7 in "Goodies trade unity. ^lerte R.; a son, Barry L.; his Rahway. with Solemn High Mrs. Margaret Mulcahy. Ave- jship chairman, reported mem-1 PAGES ;Mass at St. Mary's church, nel; one brother, John J., Eliza- bano, Robert Barber, Robert|and Baddies Of Fire Preven- "fattier, Joseph, Washington, tion," and Mrs. Wohltman's;bership Increased by 11 new Hopes are maintained for an D. C; .and two sisters, Mrs. Rahway. Burial was In St.'beth and one sister, Mrs, Her-I Sommerall of Giants excels'Bersak, Robert fuzzoltno / Thomas Leach, William Leon- Den 5, "A Halloween Party." 'members at the last meeting, upturn In steel. ' Harrjr' Long and Mrs. Albert Mary's Cemetery, Rahway. bert Grimes, Edison. In punting drill.

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THIS WKKK END 3-99 Comp»r* Reg. $4.98 to $6.98 Keg. $15.08 SNEAKERS 1.99 9 to 6 OPEN MAIN STREE1 OPEN 11:11'T:VI 9 to 9 WEEK-END WOODBRIDC1 OPEN UUIJtfilM 9 to 6 lu OKI Woutlbridge Bank BuiMinfi Opposite Woolworth's If PAOE NINE. H*hway; Mr. Dougherty and ilH PERSONALS evaluated and proper of feWti treatment instituted to prevent — *^' " """tv^wM *u yinwui Thlueg UMJimorQe vUIlKconservativl VVbwlTeB meas1UCH<' THE NEW RECOI serious damage to some vital un, aa passed, was backed by —The Mothers Club system of the body. The meth- the American Medical Assocla By FFUX I The Cat) BROVfrf E. SCANK Boy «;m wi n,c oqay, Tne mem-me American ueaicai ASSOCIB- |Scout Troop 447 mmeHtftt at Oonri inMsir to always a good -Mr. and Mrs Arthur *».. !nu . Mn for detecting these diabetics, tlon and the doctors of this i.-ii j "IWIHI mar- Presbyterian Investment. n.i imiR na OHi ,-rl. M «-!•" ill, and sons, Arthur jr tt "l Church, Monday, is realtlvely simple andd quickik, countrcountryy . TThhe ltlatest mdicmedicall Aiidd ke and mm, Arthur, Jr., and and all lndlvldulas should sub- to the aged will give assistance mi rat tnn - nnri In Ulll' „.„,) Nodync Dow Ave William, Magnolia Road at- mit themselves for examina- to the medically destitute pa- mn we Mini] mention a f8W tended a combined birthday of ilie nrv; Mercury "living ',,ivrn a surprise wel- d er tlon: do this now or plan to dotient only—not to the entire ,',„(• purty. upon his re-}"" 'or their three' grand- so without fall during Diabetes aged population. !>:' ' i! •'•' nlliums which art children, Betty Jean, 7; Joseph g aes ' ui :li\ ff your attention. N Hill Vrtrran'a Hospital, WePk- I Exactly what does the bill do I 5, and David, 3, children of Mr Doctor Talk or Am ill nnrnll nnd the London r. whore he was % According to the American *h* medically destitute pa- m,i'|pnt for several and Mrs. Joseph Eckbold, vine- Svmnhnnv Orchestra offer a lnnlnndd. Diabetes Association, the De- tl^lflllenlj—specificalll y It wilill l helhpl By JOHN B. REMRKRT, M. D. hrough the Public Assistance Intu- [il.iv nn Waitnrr's Tristan -Mr annd d Mrs, , tectlon Drive is "an alert — .,,„! Mrs. Jerome Cas- Mrs James ipproach, which will cosi an 1'iul l^'''le, Prelude and Lelbe- UROurke and sons, Dennis and Diabetes la definitely on the stnd 1 ohenfrin. Prelude to Act ..I'dirsrx Avenue, visited that the e of f diabetes •xtra |302 million a year in Oary, Auth Avenue, were din- Increase in America today. The HI. TnnnhntiMT. Overture atfll ,111111- SchnlUer. Jersey Is on the Increase, there is noPublic Assistance grants to the .Vnnifhorn Music. ','iTiit. guests of Mr. andner guests of Mr. and MrAmericas n Diabetes Association reason for undue fear or con-states. shows that diabetes has In- ; Trlsiiin, which IR the result HI wrre Mr. and MnHarr. y L. Hubbs, Mllltown. •• ••uu «w- cern•- fo-•••• r promp(»» via*)*t* detectioMVVVVIflUInl anOttdU This is the way the money Inf venrs of work by WaglleY iiowltz and "Mr. and «..-Dinne nV.lir guen* U 0oIf M Mrr. and anLCdcrease»s«id oby w25 pr-perr cent cent. . ThiThiss medicamedical l «ar«aree almosalmostt alwayalwayss en en-- '111 be spent: U> medical ewe ami wliirh was the result qf ,,irs Rtiskin, Jersey Mrs. Willia—m Vogt• — c»».i Woodruf•• u«m mif alarming fact makes this year's able a dlabetlo to lead a normal For the 2.4 million aged already ( !' 'tnivrls tn Zurich. Venice and StreetHLrPflt , werWarne MrMn . nanItJd wMrs . Jo._- niaKA*n» r\*i-*ii__Detectio_n »Driv— . e. sched- - . -lu« Hie. . on State Welfare rolls will be jT.nkf I.urerne, and has becotte Anderson, grand' seph Splnn and daughters "led for NovembeNb r 13th through Plan now to have an exam- expanded, and '2) under the the 19th of utmost Interest to new program provisions are •;\ nnstnlTie, triumph, and Dol> ,- n( Mr. ar . Donna and Qail, Denville, and ination for diabetes — partlcu : all Americans. m all. en this nnd other selection!, I,...son, Tiftito Street, "rs. Stanley Kozak, Newark. larly persons who have any of *tojw covering aged^persons produce n cnmmpndftble library1 Approximately two and a half the usual signs of diabetes, such who might not qualify for gen- . ,ii]i(! lit home after »m-Gir., ntl Scout Neighborhood 3 album, l ftt St. Cecelia's Church million Amerkans have dla- eral relief but who might, In ,,hnny Ht Rahway Me-' as Increase In thirst, constant Monday night, it waR anbete- s and only about half this hunger, frequent urination, loss special circumstances, need I Dornll also has produce, also nounced that the e Brownie number are aware that they of weight, intense itching, easy Kelp to pay their medical bills. 'for Mercury, Prokoflet Sym- nirs Cullendo, son of aware that they Troops sponsored by St. Cehav- e the conditioconditionn . The sltu""sltua- tiring1 , pai'n" 'I"n finger" s and toes The final distribution of the phony No. 5, this with the Mlfl* ,l Mrs. Theodore Call- inrapnlis Symphony Orchestra, celia's will start meetings for tlon,r with man»-!•»•¥• *y^ havin^ | ^ | || lgg thVMmeC I change•'•••^**^ »Jmsj IIInI visionf IUIUI11, anCvll%Ad sloDlv w^ added revenues will be left up .;i.si. James Place, waa ; the new season today at thdtsea&e e and not being aware of healing of cuts and bruises to the Individual states—either 'Roth nre worthy of Investiga- l,ouor at a family party AT SPFAKHIS TABLE: Picture *h«m *omr of tlu.sr at t|lr npeakfr, table at the Annual school. It, Is explained by the fact thatRemember" "", however, diabetes using the added money, or 1 tion. his parents in observ- M ' cA^i»iiit;u uy LMC met inai Central Imn I ollrr Pistol League harm net hold ;,( the I,nE Cabin, Friday night. From the state decides, It may rejec [liit sfceth birthday. Miss Diane Dodd, 24 diabetes often exists with pro- may be present without an; left to rkht Mayor lredrrlck M. Adam,, I'oliee Commissioner David Miller. Chief John Piiul Paray and the Detrfltt Wright Street, was a weekend duclng symptoms which appear 'tens at the whole Idea. R. Eian, Federal Judg, William Smith. Rev. William Payne nnd Ray Falls, Somervltlr, Symphony Orchestra have re- and Mn. MM HJ ••• • _ _ _i A__ ^_1_ A. . _ guest of Miss Phyllis Dobls, serious enough to warrant call- States that do participate inj president of the ' corded Symphonic FantaitlqM, Scank,, Lincoln Teaneck. Ing or- contacting the doctor. The post-convention session the program will have to match ;by Hector Berlolz. Nlneteeth Mr. and Mn —Hamilton Billings. Jr., This is where the serious com- of Congress passed a bill for the the Federal funds, matching rrntu'T music Invariably gtta iink and children Wright Street, was a guest of plications of diabetes develop care of the aged that will af the funds under a formula nrnunrl to Bcrlnlz and this al« Trt. Jr., and Linda his mother, Mrs. Hamilton, — in the hidden or unknown feet many Individuals. Thu geared to the per capita in- btii'i \r, worthy of your consldtr ;.,: Mr. and Mri. WH- Billings, Colonla. I diabetic. measure, as passed, was backed come. ntion. ,nk and children, Jack ; and Mrs. Samuel It Is the one and a quarter The new bill, as now passed. Also, Paul Pnray's album With ,!r. and Lorelei Lee by the conservative element In , Belleville, were week-'mllllon undlagnosed diabetics Congress, defeating the morwill keep the Federal Govern- ^rbussv's Pre'ude a l'Aprei- ment out ol the medical field— midi d'n faune and EaVel'l which would ultimately lead to V.ilscs noblen et sentlmenUfet socialized medicine, States now | i.';r)iiietlmcs though to be artist* will set up their own programs of opposinR schools) Is wor/dy that Will provide payments for of mention. ^ medical care or the states may I Tlint these two artflts WWB arrange for coverage. through 'not necessarily opposite* U commercial carriers or volun Idrmnnstrated In satisfying mtt- tary health plans. slciii fiishlon on this album. These, and many others, Will DISPUTE STIRRED 'bring ROCK! music and peaceful Three members of the House reflection into your home fat Interior Committee have voiced" the leisure hours of winter. •• opposition to a Department of the Interior proposal to raise FOILED! rentals on public land oil and Des Molnes, Iowa — When* gas leases above minimum rates prankster said he would kidnap | set by Congress. Arthur Brown's bride after the Chairman Wayne N. Aspinal, ceremony, Brown declded^to Democrat of Colorado, and take precautionary measures! Representatives Walter Rogers. Chevrolet will raise the lid on a real surprise package when they reveal the 1961 After he and Martha MU Democrat of Texas, and Thom- Greenbrier Sports Wagnn. A promising addition to the Corvalr Une Is this 95-Inch were wed, Brown sinappefl as c. Morris, Democrat of New wheelbiise vehicle with rear-Installed engine and independent suspension. The Green- pair of handcuffs on Marti Mexico, made known their ob- brier Is certain to fit transportation needs from backwoods camps to swank hotels. wrist and his own and kept < jections In a statement released Seats may be reposltloned to fit specialized requirements. There also Is a commercial there for two hours after' through the committee. counterpart—a delivery vehicle named the Corvan. wedding ceremony. HERE! THE GREATEST ' SHOW ON WORTH!

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"ith R pink plush poodle thr At Random: dft'-on albums, one for ever. .pregnancy about characteristic clnumrs WondPr tf yf|H Imvr the miF ;,nd carli curst The appearance is not problem. Whrn Fnriav rolls SHIIIP with all women, finmr srounti I begin pbnnim all Tmiai's film rrvkw: these changes BIT the the things I, want to rln (irm;na Kl MK.R GANTRY the hOUV over tlir w-fltrrr of pigmentation, formation In this thin white scars on tli' Wlwi Monday moniuie .r- lion of the Sinclair Lewis nov-im(,n HC<>sRtvf

rive«. I find thut I haymt ar- 1 Purl Ijuirnster turns In a ffrnprB| or local itchnm eoriplishecl half tlif thine? I olf fr »n\t.hf titlre ''role,'in SOme cases, growth »f J promised mys''lf I would . " ttml abounds iin sowr visovlOr anHnrt;j;d Bi;.' Maybe that snr, in thr ' •w!-<--- pusto There ore a mimbn oi ens- lines Timp pn Drpartmerr" At ihr out-set of the pictutf' on the market to lu'lp TO LEAD < AMP AKIN—Lrftn •iircr, nnd • H you are inter^sTr-d '•'• •"" Gantry is a hnrd - drinklns: expectant mnthri more K . Ambit) Arrnur '•W|vir;ls », tiques, the Highland Part: P;- salesmen with »n eye, Oils and ireiims WnodhrliUc hnn hrcn named "'eltiuu th" MI,. tettlbod is holdina it? Mi: ?.:•• foi unmen and ft huge fund of skin stilt und In by the Niilionul Koundntlnu ••hr twills nM nual antiques show and ••'•'•' off-rolor jokes. In his wander- formation of In hr chairman nf Ihr ISliO ''HV In lv-s lv(| • October 30.31 and Noverr.b-T ! ,„„ one day his eye i. ought */^ Znou use March of Dime* in Wood flee HS T'l'Vii from l to to P M. at ;lv en- SIlml hv n lady evangelist, who has "' „ brlriir 'NOW. tlvn', ter, South Third Averuir r-n- 01 1 a devoted following in the town: A" ^™' J .'•rl bv the offi , W of Benner S:-e"t. Huttard ! Park . . Bill Pft°rsop. of Val- «nBe Is much mor"e df-IKA0V N LOAN AID entourage LVnVp'nn brunettes with con- Iran Vm.s fliirei-d to adopt « Hvic riuh entine's, is really npwi!m; Fred 1 h Gantry f.rt-Ulk»htainiyin-ltenwn^n'«p In .stringent m,M,ri.y proRi-am ln T™ "™ - (Woodbridgf National Bank'j n te W dor Buntenback tlw day? Seems; her troupe and, ^ / *; J"" '^"X 0 lion Iscurb Inflation, balanc, he, • "? ""< .ay a marked talent fo a:*f>r *J" ^^ ,he budget and halt the dr*tn on'n» lhn T"" Sill was a strorc rontfr for the K S on shouting, wildly emotion, style-usually mm g>« M.nport Ml Pirates, and Frfd ha? always CUTTING THE TRADITIONAL RIBBON — At thr rran« oprninr of Bfarnn Liquor, at *M St. dwarf Avenue of preaching. With smart pro- face and isrrferrrf f ,„„ f()|. „., Deen a Yanke* Fan 'Nuff said. Lfft to rleht. Linda Goldflne. Hrnry Goldfinr lowneri Ma rcia Jaeobson. David Miller, ^hrrman .laonb<.nn. Policr ( hiof John R. E*an. fharlps Nesscr, l/ouis Dfribtis, Irving Bender, Mrs. Bendrr and Mr. Goldfinr's icrandrhildrfn, motion he advances to cause mask of pregnancy >ram h,d ^.n mad(, th(, ,on. r,,«n,|,ip , and Drbhir Jacobson, of Sister Sharon 'Jean Sim-, A tendency t \ .„ ^jdltlon of fu.the, loans from th. Tidbit*: .mm»> in a materialistic way,;clrcies Under the „..• *>•-••" . "|^|Intrnmtl0IU, ,, nnrtary Fund r Ittl M Martha Jane Menko. daugh- and with hypocritical rest he increased, and frrckh."- °', "iftnd tlw Un|lrt sutw Oovn. 'II HIM I in(W ter of Mr and Mr?- Andrew leads anti-vice raids against become much darkei iment Young Democrats Praise a er Menko, Prospect Avenue, Wood- isaloons and prostitutes. change* will dioappe"' " ; _ ' —-r bridge, is a member of the 1960 | Jean Simmons has an air of deliver}'. FORDS Marching Band at Susquehanna Selection of Tanzman dedicated dtfjnlty »» Sister A KM}is change nw be t PLHHOUSE University. SeUnsgrove, Pa. Sharon: Arthur Kennedy scores,dgr)temng »nd enlaisniE of Wss Menko Is a Junior at the (Picture on Paje 8) ; Eugene Schretner, Colonia. as a free-thinking newspaper,molw Thlg typc change should MI • « ,. liberal arts college, majoring in WOODBRIDGE — Norman served as moderator and intro- •man: Dean Jagger Is all busi- ,WBy5 ^ Cii\^ to the atten- music education . • Michael P. Tanzman, Woodbridge, Demo- duced the speakers Township jnesslike piety RS Sister Sharon s|t,on of g docU)r. Houte SI, ronw THHI MII i:nu Tahirak, son of Mr. and Mrs. cratlc candidate for the As-JTreasurer Charles J. Alexander, partner; SMrley Jones. M a M y^g to exceMivc itching of Michael Tahirak, Clinton Street sembly, was honored at a din- Freeholder Edythe S. McAn- prostitute friend of Gantrys ^ ^ ven when gnmr sooth- NOW THRi; TUESDAY "IWllt Starteh d in Naples" and Nelson J. Nix, son of Mrs. ner Monday at the Log Cabin drew, Assemblyman Joseph has quite a change of pace from or „ ^^ usfri, Jack I-rmmon • Shlrlry Rosalee M. Nix. Bunns Lane, Lounge, given by the Young Doren,,Preeholder Thomas Lee. her swect-young-tWng role i"!^,) ta nw»S,ry to use a dif- both of Woodbridge, have com- Democrats of Woodbridgejand Joseph Valenti, president MacLalnr in "Oklahoma." -..f'ffrent brand of sflap Soap sub- RKI) I'l \M i pleted recruit training at the Township, of the Young Democrats, all of All-in-all, somewhat ^ult^^ ^ . Naval Training Center. Great f|M fm tllose suf With (-rr.ihl \|,.! whom lauded Mr. Tanzman for viewing. ferine from dry ness and itch- lakes, III ... Senatore CHf- his outstanding service to the ing of the skin after a bath. 'APARMNl' SAT. MMIMI f8£P- Case has announced that community, particularly a,- Generwitr It is most Important to the CnWr Edward A. Mayer, Jr., 100 Ma- chairman of the Plannint' "MMT I HI Wife — I dretmed last night expectant mother that she ple Avenue, Avenel, is among Board. — fu-hit — ("AIM Kllr Health Hints that you were the most gener- know what skin changes to ex- the 10 nominees who will com- Mr. Valenti presented Mrs. jous man in the world and had pect during this period and that Frank Sinatra With Ahlhili A in i, pete in the College Entrance! John Jewkes, treasurer of the given me a $100 bill to buy they are temporary "Till- \M,i:i Board Test for the class enter- Township Democratic Organi7- TAKE CARE TO LIVE some new dresses. Surely you RKI) I'l \si | ' ing the U. S. Merchant Marine. atlon with a check for $300 as It is true — as Shakespeare wouldn't do anything U> altar "WHEN KINGS GO Academy in August, 1961. The a gift from the Young Demo-j BEWITCHING DESSERT: A colorful Orange Frost dessert I that opinion? Experiments show protons somewhere said — we owe God SUNDAY THKl It M Maritime Administration will crats to the campaign fund, j is sure to steal the scene on Halloween when served at a Husband -Ce.™'j-J : Just |with two components finally select nine young men a death. It is a debt which in- evitably we must satiBfy, but: Robert E. Jacks, candidate in "Trick or Treat" party. To serve it aa pie. simply pour a to show you I'm as generous ae!j FORTH" "HIGH TIME' from New Jersey for the 1961 the Third Ward and dinner Color we should make every effort toj mixture of whipped orange-flavored gelatin and chilled you dreamed I am, you can With Bin; ( i v class from among the Case dance chairman, made a final keep the hundred. nominees and others named by see to it that we do not pay vanilla pudding into a pie shell and decorate with Hal- and 1.1liijn it off before its proper due date. report on the progress of the Ertrn Frldn; ft SMurdar Only New Jersey's Congressmen a-'. I party which will be held at The loween candies, Dw the same fiUinf l»at vary the decora- STATE "ll TO I UK Mn.iN The only all-feminine band in For'it is equally true thtat we Yeast cells are kept alive at Cartoon Tarnlval Pines Wednesday. tion to make Orange Frost Tarts, or fern it in compote! With Ken ""'» attend meetings and 'confer- "13 GHOSTS" —Michael S. Newjohn, M. D. THE ADVENTURES OF OK HY CHOICE FOR TOHVMlli ences and take opinion polls and AlbO HUCKLEBERRY FINN" wurm PUNNING A rOVVt1TT»T« • V ^post-election surveys. Miss1 "MAGNETIC MONSTER" Tony Randall • PARTY I Kfmball, daughter of Mr. and MRS. RAY • Arfhit Moore • Eddie Hod(« • BANQUET Mrs. W. M. Kimball, Dover Horoscope Readings \ STARTS WED., OCT. — Wui- Vote tor Sidney Blanchard Road, Colonia, is majoring in and • • "HIGH TIME' • THE KLECTRO/IIC MONITOR" • SOCIAL FUNCTION Cud Readinjt, ) economics-sociology ... Both A! "S O S PACIFIC" Matinee Baturday at 1 P. M,- November 8 • LINE A and Hal Hollywood of the In- i Open 10:00 A.M. to »:00 V. M. \ THEN PLAN IT IN OUR NEW ROOM dependent-Leader staff are 366 North Ave. Dunellen, N. J. ( celebrating birthdays this week. PLymo^th 2-9127 ] Al was 30 yesterday and Hal Will be 34 tomorrow.

Ltut Bui Not Lemt: Pttd f« by ioua smml FOR INFOKMATION CA1X HE Born at Perth Amboy Gen- eral Hospital: Prom Wood- SPECIAL BATES TO bridge, a daughter to Mr. and GROUPS Mrs. Andrew Simonsen, 154 Every Night Crescent Street; a son to Mr. Except Monday and Mrs. Ronald Davis, 624 7:30 toll P.M. 75' SNEAK PREVIEW... Ridgewood Avenue; a son to Matinee, Saturday, |^J ^^ Mr. and Mrs. John Toth, 664 Sundays & Holiday*i^k | |Q Lewis Street; a .son to Mr. and ^:U0 V. M. to i V.tH.^J^J Fabulous 1 Teenage Dances Mrs. Edward Bukofski, 521 Jo- i seph Avenue; a daughter to Mr. SOUTH AMBOY ARENA and Mrs. Edwin Smith, Ml De- Steven* & 6th, South Amboy Kalb Avenue; a daughter toj Mr. and Mrs. Norman Moon, J POLKOWITZ MOTORS 11G Bunns hum. , . from Ise-i Starting Friday, Oct. 21 lin, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Her- The Sensational NEW 1961 man Sfhoeb, 100 Michael Select Your Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ..Peter Porcelli, 12 Cubot Fluci-; BUTTONS .•daughter to Mr., and Mrs. We'll Make Your BUICK SPECIAL! ItWalter Keyek. 116 Trlest Woodbridge Knights ol Columbus Street; . . . from Hcwaren, a r to Mr. and Mrs. Ftank 4 DOOR SEDAN 164 Old Road; . . , from BUTTONHOLES M)I> lo Mr and Mrs Now Taking Columbian Club We Have Everythinf for Richard Pctcrwiti, 2 Madison List Price $l Vnur Hewing Need* Avenue; a daughter lo Mr. and RESERVATIONS Mrs James Orsag, 21 Wood- — AIM> — Delivered In buid Avenue: a son to Mi. and (or Auditorium Perth Amboy! Hit Ma/tm rihtrhcii. 705 Kint: Covered Bllttou*, Parties Oeorgr Road; a duutihtei to Mr. and Mrs JoM-ph Muhuck Bi'ltH and Buckles U'HH Our Usual and 112 Jack.vjn Avfiuic, a sun to Featuring i at the . Buuquets Jfcr. and Mr.v Ihunus Maclco DANNY iu Music fll Amboy Aienuc a daughter HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE| |0 Mr. ufif! Mrs. Stephen Yuha*, CENTRAL JERSEY'S LARGEST VOLUME BUICK UEALKR at the (Hf King Oeorge Road; a Sewing Kit PIANO *IOgflt«r to Mr and Mr» Pele 73 E. t'herry Ktreet flwlch 18 Wood lawn Avenue; Garden Terrace - Banquet Rooms - Dining 13 ,,, frerr. Colonia,« daughter to and .Vn Harold Sherman. RAHWAY POLKOWITZ MOTORS Rooms _ Diner - Gallery Cocktail Lounge W«JBH* Street. m NEW BRUNSWICK AVK. HI 2-0100 Open Kv«*. PKKTH AMBOY U. S. One 7:30 to Ul-W p, M. NEW8 Prom AD Independent-Leader Carteret Press ;tnd A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best Inclusively the Community Interests of the Residents of the Edison Township and Fords Beacon Communities We Serve. •

PAGE ELEVEN M( Iweetness and Light unorics of Days Gone By Caloil Names Culhn as I™'*«M***** \Chairman By fIIARI.ES E. ~ Refinery Superintendent " __ Selected PERTH AMBOY -Culironiin nlnt today and cnntlnifinn ' )ll Company today annnum'rrl tomorrow and Saturday | I?^ „ F\ « Z Ihrouithnul the Township and • "* Ut I (ling was scheduled for last, Saturday reorganization of a part, of its' efinlng division, and appoint-: in (••rjmt. "Forirel - m* - j COLONIA Charlos Trra-lla , iiv rrpresentatives of the Town Corn- S bf !M 1 nMrr ht incut of several members of .its .."'.". o.f :Chapte? .}r 56 of!ha» Iwn appointed .trnrral Hoard of Education and the Planning •efincry mfliiiiRernont, to new thr Dibbled American Vet- chalrniHn of n fund-raising positions of responsibility. All campalftn of $350,000 to help ,, discuss the prospective spending for ')nAhr of the Trenton diocese l!; The delegates from the Board of Edu- Construction, a new position. because of the rapid nuiwth of W. C. Nielsen, Assistant Man- the area, ,(IK1 the Planning Board were outraged. Mi ager, Engineering and Techni- ssionary Fletcher - Thompson, Inc., i blame them. cal Services, and Chief Engi- Associates have been retained * • * * neer. to design the parish plant, and JOHN J. (T1XEN Tea Today G. H. Jefferis, Superintend- working drawings are already newspaper has advocated for years close ent - Manufacturing and Utili- WOODBRIDGE' — Today!untlel'way' The proposed build ln win be L 11 mn and cooperation by the Township ties, fiom 1:30 until 3:30 P. M.'the R " " shaped, two- Mr. Cullen who resides at 35Scholarship Woman's Association of the and-one-half story design of , school board. For years, each has oper- Woodbridge Gospel Church will red briclt- T^ structure will be Willow Way, Clark, joined Cal- back alon th( rear r the iiiteiy independently of the other, each oil as an engineer in 1947. Since hold Its Fall missionary tea with I set 8 " ° that time'he has held a number Mrs. Carrie Buntltjg, vice pres- Hve-ncre property on Inman . n for what it deemed necessary with- of supervisory and management; Plan Noted ldent, in charge. Avenue westaiLSchool 17. , regard for the requirements of the other. positions at the company's; WOODBRIDGE - Mayor The program will Include The north-south wing will 8crlpture reading by Mrs. ' ' ' -.-....-.- — ,t as if one member of a household ex- Perth Amboy refinery, and'Frederick M. Adams, exalted contain a 1,000 seat church on currentltly is superintendenitd t - ruler of the Woodbridge Elks| James Sabatlno, a vocal duet the main level with a cafeteria, ilic household's total Income without Manufacturing and Utilities, Lodge, Jias announced that the by Mrs. Runyon Ernst and Mrs. kitchen and heating plant on ,uon with another member of the house- Mr. Cullen is a graduate of j local B.P.O.E. Is receivingRudolph Frey, and a prayer by the lower level. The main en- SSetot n HalHll l UiiUniversityt , andd re-scholarshi' p applications In theMrs. Henry Ropke, president. trance will consist of two sets who also spent the entire contents of ceived a B. S. degree from New Elks National Foundation 28th Mrs. William Connolly will be of main entrance doors with kiy pay envelope with equal disregard It York University College of En-annual "Most Valuable Student organist and present a special large stained glass windows number, "The Lord's Prayer." above. An outdoor statue of St. nnt be long before the family would be gineering. He is president-elect Competition." of the Woodbridge Kiwanis Club The Foundation, a national Guest speaker will be Miss! John Vlanney will be mounted 'oi the wringer. and a member of the Southwest charitable trust, offers 130 Roma Bader of the Bible Chris- on the entrance wall separating tian Union, wffo will speak of the doors and windows. The * • • * Civic Club of Clark. scholarships valued at $100,000 The position which Mr, Wai-1 for the 1961 college year. In- her work among the Jews in ast-west wing will contain the jarochial school. It will have key assumes has been newly- dividual scholarships range the United States and recently >: ,i couple of weeks ago, the people of in Israel. Women of other created to combine the comfro- m $700 to 81,400 and are classrooms, equally distrlb- churches will be guests. ited on three floors, with a ••mine Township w.ere in hocjc to the tune pany's Engineering Designs, valid in any recognized college Technical Services, and Lab-!or university chosen by the On November 3, the Men's main entrance and foyer, prin- Tfiii.ooo. To this debt, the Township and Association will have its an-tpal's office, purse's office, and oratory groups. He was former-1winners .The awards, identical nual banquet in the church Ibrary. mi of Education have plans to add $11,- ly manager of Process Develop- for boys and girls in separate basement. Joseph Iwansky, niore under customary obsession to exist ment. competitions, are: first, $1,400; Assisting Mr. Terzella as as- Evangel Baptist Church, New- Mr. Cullen replaces W. R.jsecond, $1,380; third, $1,200; sociate general chairman of the owed money. It always has seemed to wftrk, will be guest speaker, and Forsythe, who has received an-1fourth, $1,100; fifth, $1,000; campaign for funds are James .• .it least part of our capital needs should Miss Laura Bremer will be vo-Sullivan and John Belz. Chair- other assignment with Standard five awards of $900 each; ten cal soloist. Oil Company of California. Mr. awards of $800 each; 45 awards man of the memorial gifts :• oi current income, that we should have Tomorrow evening from 7:30 Nielsen has been Assistant of $700 each. :ommlttee is John Fete, with' until 9:30 the Christian Service blent smd courage in public life to Chief Engineer and head of the Announcement of winners ioseph Smith and George Wol- Brigade will meet. Tomorrow Designs section of Caloil's Re- will be made at the Elks annual ;ers as associate chairmen. >nit< method by which we could avoid also the youth of the church fining Division. in Miami Beach, Team captains for the memo- filing our development without depend- convention will attend a Rally at the First July, 1961. 1 ial gifts committee are Eugene Baptist Church, Metuchen. A Heiser, Mfturlce Migliore, Denis, nlv on deficit spending. Mr. Adams stresses that the Bible Quiz will be part of the competition emphasizes schol- Hackett, Donald Hohl, William * » •*- • program with the champion* Burns, George Emery, John Fire CompanyFormulatesastic achievement. To qualify ship Woodbridge team meeting for the national finals, appli- Bacskay, David Miller, Sr, i! Adams, of course, is right in insisting the victors from the New Dur- Gene D'Alessandro is chair- cants must have a scholarship ham Chapel - First Baptist ••.juate storm and sanitary facilities be 50th Anniversary Plans average of 90 per cent or better, man of the general gifts com- match, This is the fourth in a mittee, with Charles Rusciano FORDS — Plans for the 50th and bp in the upper five per • : as well as schools. In an editorial in have a parade, block dances, series with Woodbridge having and Felix Saldutti as associate anniversary of the organization cent of their class. I'.iper, we question the reason it is neces- fireworks and other attractions won the last two sessions, Ken- chairman. Fords Fire Company, were to reflect the gala spirit of the All local students interested neth Barber, youth director, is l>!ace the cost of these sewer necessities urthered Friday at the Fire- occasion. in entering must file applica- In charge. Fund Report tions with the Woodbridge house. The Company was or- "The parade will be a color- Tuesday at 8 P. M. the Sun- The first report meeting of, :al taxation and thus burden ourselves Lodge by February 1. This al- ganized September 11, 1911, ful one, the size of which Wood- day School staff will meet in the memorial gifts committee ows time for judging entries >r the next 30 years or so. Why weren't First Assistant Fire Chief S. bridge Township residents have the church rooms with Ernest will take place Monday at 7:30 by the Lodge's scholarship com- William Hornsby, who Is gen-never seen before in their home Barbaras, superintendent, in '. M. at the Colonia firehouse, • s who caused the need for this vast mittee and forwarding to the eral chairman of the Arange- community, We plan also to charge. The Pioneer Girls wll Inman Avenue, when an excel- required to install adequate sanitary ments Committee for the cele- |honor the former Chiefs of Secretary of the New Jersey also meet Tuesday night from lent progress report is expected. 1 bration, briefly outlined tenta- Fords Fire Company. Of course,!State Elks Association before! 6:30 until 9:00. In a letter written to the • to accompdate the homes they built iMarch 1. 1 tive plans. He said, "We plan to there will be entertainment for parish wishing lt success in the he kind of flim-flam that is going to takr the youngsters.' Further details' may be ob- campaign, Bishop Ahr wrote: 1 tained from George Van Dalen, Colonia Clubwomen explaining by someone He added that the celebra- "The good people comprising scholarship committee chair- tion has tentatively been set for !your parish who have anxiously man, and from John D. Royle, To Meet on Tuesday * • t * Town Study the second weekend in Septem- been awaiting the blessing of a John Tomczuk, Rev. William COLONIA — The Federated '.'•ay. the purpose of Saturday's confrr- ber, 1961. Further plans will be school and church building will Schmaus, Lou Gabriel, George Woman's Club of Colonia wil cooperate, I am sure, to the announced as they are com- meet Tuesday at 8 P. M. at the '^ to give both the town and school board Gerek, Joseph Varey, and'Nat fullest extent possible in this Confab Set pleted, he said. Avenel Presbyterian Church Natives fuil opportunity to present their Goodman. worthy cause." WOODBRIDGE — Mayor hall. A representative of the 'i arguments for the projects they con- New Jersey Bell Telephone Co, Groundbreaking is tenta- Frederick M. Adams has seHadassaht to Hold LUGGAGE GONE tively set for March, 1961, with Friday,'October 28 at 7 P. M. Will speak on "Your Voice Is • Had the meeHng taken place, both WOODBRIDGE — Clothes, You." the hope that the church will at the Municipal Building foi Induction Ceremony 1 be ready for the celebration of 'vr decided on priorities — the improve- a radio and some jewelry, total An executive board meeting short conference with mem- WOODBRIDGE - A special next Christmas Mass. The lay night at the home ni'rded first, second, third and so on. Then bers of the Woodbridge Town- Induction ceremony for new school should be completed in his car liarked at the Congress Mrs. Bernard Cheress, re ship Business and Professional members will be held Wednes- the spring of 1962, for an open- >'tate Department of Local Government Motel, Route 9, sometime Tues- cording Secretary, was attended ITS H'N TO RKMKMBER: Hoy I). Peterson, formerly of Woman's Club and (he Wood- day evening at the Paid-Up y, James Garner, New York Ing that September. rt would not permit Woodbridge Town- WiiudltridKc and now of Railway, brought a batch of old bridge Township League of Wo- Membership party of Wood- by M»s. Wilmer K. Allebach City, reported to Lt, William pesident; Mrs. James E. Ander The parish is currently util- photographs to our office the other day. Thr above Pic- man Voters on the subject of a bridge Hadassah. Mrs. Edward • ^o further into debt to the tune of $11.- Burns. son, Mrs. Leo E. Burke, Mrsizing many facilities in Iselln tures were selected as typical and If you are one of the Charter Study. ' 81otkin and Mrs. Arthur Vofeel Joseph Hr,ehus, Mrs, William and Colonia for its work, Con- ""• i>ut only $6,06o,OO0 for instance, each are co-chairman. CARD PARTY OCT. 26 older residents of the Township they will undoubtedly re- The two groups have'joined Walsh, Mrs. George Sammond, fessions are heard at St. Ce- Entertainment feature will be FORDS—FOB the benefit 'of unontal authority could have divided this call fond memories. At top, in the lone-horse shay, is none 'forces and w)ll wage a cam- Mrs. Gerald Pinney. Mrs. Alar celia's where a large number of musical skit, "Those Won- the Fords Librlry, the Woman's other than John T. Omcnhiser, prevent welfare director, paign of education to interest Wood, Mrs. Joseph Vitale, Mrs. children are enrolled in the < <'ording to the priorities agreed upon erful Tears" written by MrsClu. b of Fords will sponsor a ! with his date the late Bess Blair. The photograph was groups and individuals on the Robert Mascenik, Mrs. Jacob school. Sunday Masses are » * * * peonard Goldman and Mrscar. d party Wednesday, October taken in 1917, The two ladles in the white dresses are Mrs. r^eed of such a study. Both or- Wlrtz, celebrated in the Colonia Junior falter (Bhiman.sk i. 26, at 8 P. M. in the Library ;:|i"'tunately, no such orderlV and logical Jamei Blair and Miss Lulu Blair. The picture wag taken ganizations are non-political. High School, with local ele- at the Sewaren Hotel, of fond memory, when Sewaren was The purpose of the confer- mentary schools used for cate- 'iui-e has been arranged — bjit it certainly HUB CAPS STOLEN known as one of me best summer resorts in this area. The ence is to determine the plansj WOODBRIDGE - Bruc< chetical instruction. Thus, with "| imped it will be. In the first plafe, it will dapper young Mntleman, below, left, was Woodbridge of the Town Committee. One Martin, 204 Freeman Street, re parish activities so diffused, of the subjects to be discussed the news that St. John Vian- :'"<'-ssary for the Township Committee to Township's inayoij for 18 years—August F, Greiner. He evi- oorted to Sgt. Eugene Martir dently was the fashion plate even in the. good old days- is whether it will be best to Sunday that two hub caps weri ney 1* starting its own church >| the stat« with the information requested note the high stiff collar, The bathing beauty at right, have a referendum appeal* on a || stolen from his car parked and tchool has been doubly complete with long suit and "daring" rolled black stockings primary or general election front of his home. welcome uch as detailed plans and estimated costs ballot. There has been some Is the late Mabel Peterson. The picture was taken at the 1 fear expressed ttiat a primary wiprovementa it plans to capitalize. This Sewaren Hotel Dock. Miss Peterson's folks conducted a ( election will not bring out a ' was made more than a month ago at a jewelry store in part of what Is now The Independent- large enough number of voters V, in Trenton, but thus far no compliance Leader Building, und a true cross section of » made. Mayor Adams explains the rea- opinion could not be obtained. However, if the referendum l-he delay is in the desire to present as on a charter study appears on ;(il!;l (*' a survey as is possible, and surely this the primary ballot, voters do JMADY MIXBD '•suable intention — but for projects repre- not have to declare the party uf their choice if they indicate 009 !llll| l .is being so necessitous, one would think they just wish to vote on the atl question. '>ii<:al preparation could be completed in a You're not completely satisfied with your present (M cleaning ''*<> things are urgent. One is for the Town- work, try tide cleaners . . . f l't0 Kive the State the data it wants, and the 'Dellvcrlta Aajnrhm ll( COM There's an art to good dry cleaning . , , and ALL ™ l is to set up a meeting to replace the one d*liv*i*d in Saturday d%lhmti*t h OCCASIONS our trained technicians. prove it! Marvelous "" h'11 on its face last Saturday. The Town «jrfmaf«f given results achieved every time. 1 any quantity Call lor flowers, birth- "l "id Board of Education have no choice W days, annlviTiturle*, f'('i)l to cooperate to the fullest with each weddings, etc. to add I extra Joy to the event ' "falizing as they must that-the com TBORNWILMIRDINO CORF. -and other times to GREINER r " y must be given the benefit of getting these WILDON eONCmil CORF. lixpipw your sympathy 1OUR and thoughtfulnesa. ClfANtR FUNERAL HOME '•xpenses In small doses. ThU caa be done UIVKIONI Or W(U»M MATkRIALJI. IMC. . Be assured of the IS IL'UR |)l0 finest -• call uc. CLOTHES' Est. li)0* - AUCHJBT F. OREINER. Director ' P«-'r planning. UNDEN SCOTCH PLAIN! SO. PLAINFIELD BCSI • * * * r'RIENO lVl MUitr 64422 Flmd 24300 PUfld S-220Q ' dimply cannot afford to continue spend- 354 Amboy Avenue |llst 'ike we had it. We're in debt up to our OTHIK WELDON PRODUCTS: Ctutkvi iton; Mocfc Top, WALSHECK'S s<*m, we'll be in over our head*. This, we Gravl, Sand and Ma*on MaHiiott Flower SJiop WOODBRIDGE "1"1 survive — and the sooner we realize this, SM Anbftr AYi. ME4-1MI "Convenient Drive-up Service" '"u''r we will be, Ing. Bow long does it ttikt to ascertain Truth Crushed to Earth-!," But Don't Bet on It! if someone is cheating the people? The two platforms of the major parties, in additional areas, have said lord in fy what is expected of them at election Port Reading N. J. time. Again, their intentions sound 11 Larch St. eatmt laudable—but their silence on specific October 11. I960 "Trial Heat Elector Charles E. Gregory method is discouraging. The Independent L tfll]e OLtrteret jour Sir: We would like to express ou; By KENNETH FINK .liwere thanks to the person New Jrrspy p Charlei E Gregory Another Predicament Director, Princeton less than [„„, Editor »nd Publliher if the Township Committee re Research Bervlce Edward J. Dolan of Carteret, counsel ponslble for the paving The New PRINCETON - The relative tb« Independent-L*idn tnd KdHon fowmblp- Larch Street. continu Fordi Beacon published WMIIIJ on r»urineladln| poiUf*, 1 CHAMPION MLL.S per cent. ole j««, MM; di month* fUS; three month* business. Mr. Dolan has asked the community to live in. ask, "Am 1 IUJ; dnglt coplej bj null, 15 «nU. ill PWikK court to decide if three members of Respectfully yours. When New Jersey Poll staft ther?" la d NOW-STANDUP!/ Mrs. George J. Berl reporters personally asked a the poard—all of whom voted affirma- ,w 11 ,„.. i representative cross-section of Octobe h r 14, 19S0,, . . 200 of the |Ute g votw8 Hun tively—were rightfully entitled to vote. Mr. Charles K. Gregory "Suppose the U. 8. Rtnate If the answer is In the negative, per- Editor election* were being held to- almost INDEPENDENT-LADER day. Which candidate! would haps the whole apparatus by which K. K,: Woodbridge, New Jersey yon rather set win: Clifford the new—and sorely-needed zoning Dear Mr. Oregon-: P. C»w the Republican or Self Ai 1 Good - But How? ordinance—came Into being may be One of Uw truly dynamic Thorn Lord tht Democrat?" Amonit the forces In American Journalism The statewide results: things I h;,v, The intentions expressed by the Re- ordered discarded. Registered Votert Only '»n Is the weekly newspaper, to see, but wu- pubican party in Woodbridge Town- This possibility gives rise to another this is Just as true today u4 ltit[f (Caw 51 <* velope iddrivs: ship are laudable enough in them- was 200 year* ago. N>wipaperij Lord 45*-, interesting development. Will Town Undecided — neither _. selves, but we wish the methods and llke youri|r»4he people's built- ship Attorney Nathan Duff, a Demo- in safeguard against corrup- A comparison of today's find- techniques of implementation had cratic appointee, be called upon to de- tion, waste and indifference. ings with those reported In In these dav, been more clearly defined. I'm sure your readers respect the 1958 first "trial heat" elec- C&rden of IVI fend the Republican administration's and take justifiable pride to tion Poll between Senate candi- this marque trl|> While the promise to restore "full appointments as legal? As Township their newspaper, Ii—zi dates-" Robert W. Kean ind| throu.'.h 1 ' and complete financial stability" to As an editor. I am certain [Democra1 —J t_ candidat... e Harrison!"_- . !"r»nOu»r M(U11*.1. 1;i Attorney, can he do otherwise? And If MoUM lhnl the community is an impressive pros- you will agree that good govern-|A. Williams throws some llght| " he defends the legitimacy of the Re-j ment is government that Is re- on the standing of the two 1960 pect, the platform is silent on the publican action, in what position does sponsible to the wishes of the candidates at the present time. Ouch' people. For that reason I want' In the first U. 8. Senate boundaries of the area this pledge con- your boss do •*...,• this place his party's vigorous opposi- to encourage you to urge your trial heat" election report of told him OOliMn- !» templates and also on the means by tion to the Route 1 designation? We readers to vote In the November two years ago, this Is what the - Afterbiinii r. <\.. which the problem is to be attacked. 8 election. New Jersey Poll column of Aug- are certain, of course, that Mr. Duff's ust 7,18&8, showed: Kean, 4tr;; Under the Capitol Dome I cannot answer individually We have long vigorously opposed de- Williams, 46%: Undecided, 8% Twlfr Twenty conduct will be based on purely ethical all the letters I have received Williams went on to win and The easiest nav ficit spending—financing of public requirements rather than any political By J. Josepl Grlbblis from your area, though I would became~'the first' Democratic j^_four hnurV ?1" projects by borrowing at progressively considerations—but still, where does like to be able to do so. How- ever I personally do wish to as- D. S. Senator from New Jersey higher interest rates, rather than fi- since 193S. this leave the Republicans—and the TRENTON-New Jersey cltl- Some of New Jersey's pe- ban congestion, Industrla sure you and your readers that nancing these improvements out of Democrats? item should be proud of thejcullar characteristics are ad- blight, slums and the out-mi- under a Democratic president Three Important facts should current income. If this is what the Garden State — a land of con- rantageoui to the State — gratlon of persons from central aid to education laws will be be kept In mind In Interpreting AztOrh says \':y ., In all events, a set of chaotic circum- tradlctlons — starting with lts[whlle others are not. As an cities. Similarly, New Jersey' adopted Immediately, for sal- today's results: curve isn't us ch: ••• Republicans intend to do, then we nick-name. older industrial state, New Jer- must find a place for 1U new aries and construction — as 1, The findings are a reflect- curve on B nil? stances has developed—both in regard population and anticipate its ion of sentiment 19 days In favor their program without reser- According to the annual re- sey numbers among 1U many we will also provide Immediate TJ.8.8. Pennsylm:,.,! actions. The fear is that, un- advance of Election Day and to the zoning ordinance, and its legali- port of Salvatore A. Bontempo, advantage! a high level of per relief to small farmers, poultry- vation. less properly guided, New Jer- cannot In any sense be con- Outlook (,l State Commlstioner of Conser- capita Income, an organized men and small business. They' ty, and the positions of the two parties strued as a forecast of what will On the M«- of A::.1 vation and Economic Develop- supply of skilled workers, an|sey will find Itself milerlng are all vital to America's We believe the high interest rates happen on November S. respecting it. ment, the overwhelming propor- abundance of machinery, a from a severe case of_ urban strength and do not deserve the west coast <>? J^V. 2. During the coming days the community pays both for munici- tion of the State's citizens earn ready access to industrial andjsprawl which could easily touch callous treatment they have tell you ho» t. , We seem to get into the darnedest campaigning will siring Into1 pal and school needs because of its their livelihood In pursuits far busineiriervkw, and a fully off Industrial sprawl. received in the last eight years weather with nil .1: predicaments. removed from the soil, although developed system of communi- To meet the challenge the As with fanning, science and high gear. Voters will have a acy: If you run »• • ' practice of living on borrowed money, better opportunity to learn boring coast, of ,v. New Jersey Is known as the!cations. department is promoting the industry, there is a quickening more about the candidates, to nun, i? -,•• are so burdensome they should be Garden State. Hew Jersey still continues to wise utilization of existing na- pace In the affairs of govern- srow at, a rate faster tural resources and the formu- ment. New frontiers are to be their records, and their plat- It, It lit alrcailv :"<:•. avoided except in dire emergencies— The Electoral College In fact New Jersey ranks first: lation and apfeliratlon of proper forms. And the "On the Fence" — The Ch:.i: among the 'States in the pro- natlcfoal Average — a booming crossed that require imagina- and then only when the most critical cent over the past 10 planning guides for future de- tion, inventiveness, a new ap- voters will then make up their Senator Barry Goldwater, recognized duction of chemicals, third in, it "BE PREPAKIIV judgment is applied in the determina- a*"Even though fourth velopment. ' proach. Our economy needs to minds. New Jersey Poll report- as the leading conservative in the be bolstered, our defensese« find that many newcomers Okcmnli, oii'..< were unublc i-. *.'•• tion of when an emergency exists. ranks eighth in population and CAMPAIGNS — Last minute strengthened. Our next preti- to thettate - registered voters publican Party, has written a column In electrical equipment and thlevf.s hault'l --.».> thus remains one of the most smear campaigners would be dent must have a full vote of[— say they know nothing about Further, we believe we should examine manufacturing, fifth In miscel- from a cotter. • • .: in which he proposes to modernize the urban states in the nation with chased from the voting scene onfldence — a mandate — either man or his record. laneous manufacturing and The thieves !..n! • our spending practices with the utmost a total of £67 communities. as election day draws near un- rom the largest possible num- 3. All public opinion polls are Electoral College—to enable the votes sixth in food, rubber, petrol- tires of the :<•*:.. • care to learn if there are not some of a bill ber of people. subject to a margin of devia- of each citizen to count equally and to eum, (tone, day and glass pro- tion, which In the case of the'ear. economies which could be practiced 1 same time, You, as a responsible editor. prevent the votes of many citta™ ^ The measure, by can help bring that about by which would permit us to live on a 1 Senators John A. WaddlngtonJ from being completely discounted. farm income per acre. must face the problems of ur- urging your readers to go to pay-as-you-go basis. Salem, and Thomas 7. Connery, the polls on November 8 and Complete Brokerage S The average citizen may not even I Jr. Gloucester, both Demo vote. Still, it is planned to spend $11,000,- crates, would require all cam- realize how the Electoral College works Sincerely. 000—a borrowed $11,000,000—on pub- paign material to contain Ihe F. Kennedy to disenfranchise millipns of Ameri- Know Your Representatives I name of the person who pays • Stocks • Commodities lic improvements within the next few Ths Deft dtlsen Is an active dtlten. one woo 1* alert [I for the cost of printing and cans. As Senator Goldwater points out Monthly Bulletin Sent On Written years. It is difficult, if this is true, to and goea to the aouru to secure the best possible. In- distribution of all campaign CLO»E CALL! in his recent column, the vote,in a formation. The best representative la one who cooperates circulars. Gallipot!*. Ohio It was understand in what ways the Republl- close, but 21-month-old Peggy state such as New York State can be with nil constituents and Is ready and eager to receive Alt material held for distri- cans hope to realize a state of complete their views bution ir violation of the pro- [Sue Saunders escaped with merely a bump on her forehead very close—say 4,000,000 votes for one Herewith are the names of your representatives- keep posed law could be setseft by the T. L. Watson & Co, ; financial stability. Under this plan, after two railroad engines and candidate and 3,000,000 for the other, in touch with them. Attorney General or the Coun- MONROE A. WE1ANT. Resident Partner we will continue to live far beyond our ty Prosecutor and the matter three freight cars passed over and the candidate who receives 3,000,- reported to the county court her. at GallipoUs. Ohio. Founded 1832 - Tel. Ill 2-"J6:.o income—and it is sheer folly to believe D. S. Congress The child was playing near 000 popular votes wins none of the If the court found no name Member New l>rk and Anwriftn Slork K that in such a situation anything but Senate printed on the propaganda the the tracks and toddled out on state's electoral votes. Senator Harrison A, Williams, Jr.. , Senate Office seizing officials would be auth the rails as the, (rain approach- financial chaos will exist. Building. Washington. D C. Borne - Westneld. PERTH MIBOY NATIONAL Bft«K BUILDING Under this system, obviously, the ortzed to destroy it- No com- ed. She was lying between the It is urgent, no doubt, that a care- Senator Clifford P. Caae (R>. Senate Office Building pensation for such material rail* as the train passed over •At UM 1 Oswsni re*™ AMBOY, N man who wins the most popular votes Washington 25. D. C. Home — 345 Elm Avenue, Rah- would be paid by anyone. her. ' : fully-planned program of sanitary and way. in the country is not necessarily elect- Thus, Jail terms would con-. storm sewer development be developed ed. In fact, In our history we have had House of Representatives {front the last minute distort*:! . —but the program Joses much of its of the truth at election time.! Presidents elected who received fewer Representative Peter Prellngtiuysen Jr. . fifth Con- He would go to Jail along with I appeal to the taxpayers when they popular votes than their oponents. greeslonal District House Office Building. Washing- the person who attempts to realize what deficit] financing will cost ton 25, D. C. Rome - Morrlstown. import voters from other sec- ' The Electoral College was set up in tions; the employer of toughs them in the way of interest charges. It the early years of our Republic to en- State Legislature hired to obstruct voters from State Senator - would be interesting to know, too, able the people of each state to select entering polling booth*, and the •"•• where was the lack of planning wtych John A. Lynch. New Brunswick person caught voting more than able leaders in their state to choose a Members of Assembly onfe on election day.; ; at this late date of the development of President. At that time it was highly * Woodbridge Township necessitates ex.- William Kurta, South Amboy. HIGHWAYS — Three arms unlikely that the citizens, of each state J. Edward Crablel Ullltowa of State Government operating * penditure of public funds to pay for would know the candidates for Presi- Joseph Dorea Dunellen highway systems are not cpn- > necessities created by the developers. siderfd In the best of taste by dent, and anything much fabout them. Beard ef Chqsei Freeholders - Senator Wesley L. Lance,' R, I To whom can this deficiency be Hunterdon, who claims present governmental form in Wood- set up. However, as it became desir- Maynard Winston. Woodbridge Paramous to Cape May, is un- > bridge Township. This agreement re- able to allow the people to exercise 8KCOND WARD - R Richard Krauss. Ford* der the Jurisdiction of the State Thtp make it s rtality-eaiily and econonjically - moves the so-called charter study ques- their own judgment, the system was Leoffsianchard, Ford* Highway Authority. The New changed so that the people voted for THIRD WARD*- Elmer Dr&goa. Avenel Jersey Turnpike, running down - ty trading in your old car and potting a loan - tion out of partisan politics—where it John Hughes. WoodBridge the State from a point near ' belongs—and we trust that both electors pledged to one of the candi- FOURTH WARD — Thomas J Costello, iseOln the Oeorge Washington Bildg •f thi» bank at low inttrttt rates. You'll lik« - parties will labor jointly to assure the dates. ' David Nicola. laelln to Deepwater, S»lem County, is our prompt, friendly auto loan urvict. FIFTH WARD — John Evanko. Oolonla directed by the New Jersey I study at the earliest possible moment. This modernization was effected, David T Miller Colonla Turnpike Authority. i Both parties, too, have taken a po- and today another modernization, Borough of Carteret Senator Lance sdy» no criti- cism of the cpnduct of the . sition against conflict of interest where which is even more badly needed, is Stephen Sklba, Mayor Walter Sullivan operation of the two ^authorl public employes are concerned. The one which will allow every vote for President of Borough Council ties is Intended by the Intro Democrats, during a decade of rule, President count. The solution is to di- COUNCILMEN duction of his resolution. The Thomas Mlilk Walter Sullivan question involved, he says, 1 certainly should have had full oppor- vide the electoral votes of each state John Hutnlck John D'Zurilla whether or not there are du Woodbridge • tunlty to study this problem and eli- in democratic proportion to the per- Alexander Such Adam Symborskl plications and ottrlapplngg u, functions under the existing • mlnate it—and the Republicans, even centage of the popular vota that Presi- Ttwishlo of Edisoi system, where three arm* 0: - during a few months of control, could dential candidate received. Anthony M. Yelencslc* Nell A. McDonald State Government 0 p e r a t National Bank Mayor. , President of Council highway systems. * be expected to be sufficiently alert to Until-this Is done, Presidential elec- COUNCILMKN ADVICE — Lawyers ahoul - .4tamp it out, if It exists. We find it tions in the United States will not be William F. Ashton Frank J. Takact Our N«w Buildup Comer Moore , aid clients to avoid troubli Awnu hard to ascribe this plank in both plat- democratic, and millions of Americans Bernard ). Dwyer Dr. William T0U1 »»1 B*rnr Sueel «Opp Town Hall. William H. Margolla Wtlter H Wood rather than defend them afte. forms to any more than window-dress- will waste their ballots. they get in trouble. M»bw: rcAcrml Onto* u* fUtni PtfMH (Continued on Page 1») PAGE Gala All-day PTO 20 Fair On Saturday cnjjONIA — The gala all- diiy Pair, sponsored by School :!0 FTO. Is scheduled for this Sntin-day on the school grounds from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M., rnin or shine. 4 Thn Fair represents months of work by many members and lias been eagerly anticipated by 11 ages. Outdoors there will be pony rides, a Ferris wh6el and whip, a balloon dart game, penny pitch, ring toss and break-the-plate, all With prizes. Inside, in the all-purpose room there will be boeths of all kinds. Pizza will be mndr. resh on the premises all da.y. and there will also be hot dogs, sodn. nnd coffee. Thc Christmas booth will have cards, wrap- pings, snowmen, felt stocking, candles and many other lovely,

v U,OIT TIIHR NEW SCHOOL LIBRARY, which opened Monday at Sehool 21 are (left to ri*ht) Mrs ArnnM hand-made decoratiohs. The ,„ ,.,-„ library chairman, pupfts .Wfe, ||alll,i,r. ,,al.VPy Van Ordfn, st,ph(.n off™ "fXr Mta 'rorih Irtym "talent" booth will sell aprons |llipi|s Barbara Illerk.. (irorceani. Kovallrh. Alice Marlls. and Mrs. John Mrllor PTO librarycomml te* potholders, dolls. .stuffed ani- mals, among many other items A library booth will sell books old and new, for all ages. There Parade Library, With Over 500 will also be a novelty booth white elephant table, baked ;onds booth, pop-corn, Go-Fish plans Projected floods Ojpen at School 21 and grab-bag booth. Mrs. Milton- COLONIA _ MA Monday was Although the books available Movies Booked •sldcntof School;0|MM,inl( D(ly fo|. th(, new h- Movies will be shown us announced now are on the fifth nnd sixth at School 21. Inman Ave- Ki-ade levels, it Is hoped soon to throughout the day, including Halloween costumc!nuc It occupies a separate provide a selection for all "Woody Woodpecker" and as- andEy w/re l"n.l. ai l classroom parties] in tn . . „ e administration grades. • sorted cartoons. SSl Fenn'lU !nd „ ON I!" A rl hl th0 CllIilVil11 plucp at the acnooljbulldliiK and provides more Mrs. Arthur Basso, 11 Wood- aUgtlt MrS I>Onald V; »™ "'. Kilippnni. Mr. Slrnnrl. Mr. „„! Mrs. Edwaii - - Ashwell. Mrs. Robert Ijirddeke. Thnrvnld O'X.il and llnhorl Slrubel. The parties will be;than 500 books for reference land Drive, has held weekly ,. moms bffore thclwork and pleasure readlin. Rally Planned sewmrc meetings at her home ,h is scheduled for! To suppiement tnc hooks! preparing articles for the Fair. fashion Show n-ide the scnooi wiuj|lhal tnp Board of Educatlon Attending were. Mrs. Nlchola School 22 PTA ,,nd faculty p»rtlcl-|furnkhf.S| thc ^^ 21 FT0 For Blanchard Boris, Mrs. Fred Roemer, Mrs •,-nis are Invited tojgBW „ ,arge donatUm to pur. John Haynes, Mrs. Charle inlu|r ISELJN - An old-fashioned Wich, Mrs Lawrence Sllker, Models Listed Meeting Tonight " - chase additional volume: and rally and motorende for Sidney Mrs. Oaiy Oeissler. Mrs. Leon COLONIA — School 21 PTO : : v Ulcltson and Mr« Isupplies. Several local mev- W. Blanchard, Fourth Ward f HI.ONIA — School 22 PTA iln, membership co- aid Mimella, Mrs. Anthony De will hold a fashion show and chants and profewlonal people OOP candidate, was discussed •.ill hold its first meeting to* :..ivc announced that Costi. Mrs. Frank Wooden dessert at the school at 8:30 In Colonia gave books that are at a meeting of the Fourth MI hi, nt K p. M. In the schod,. schek, Mrs. Robert Hompesch M. Monday. Mrs. Charles I. ll-purpose room. WlUiaJll Mis George Nichols. Enz, ways and means chair- (jinnn, (ire marshal of IseliU . . Tree 1 room. Christmas items were being man, Is being assisted by Mrs. I lie Company 11, will be the """'"I Tne library committee of theJRoad. completed recently at the home Albert Lehmann. co-chairman. U"sl speaker. laid outI •pr * o**f i* A *.r\- v dov \j gcveramj "^i nl, hundredIIUU\UvU! It was announced -members ; proceMed Jof Mrs. Joseph Sollish, 4 1 Models, all PTO members, I he budget will be read for ,il corridor for the | books dufinit the summer, so will attend the Township-widep! ! MISS BARBARA MORAN PTO membership Ifjlewood Lane, by Mrs. Sidney will be Mrs. Raymond Lantz, the approval of the member- that the library might be RepublicaRl n dance October 2Ti ii.is officially rtart- ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. JFreund, Mrs. Richard Ashwell, Mrs. Norman Saunders, Mrs. ship opened early In the fall. Mrs. at The Pines. s to cross the line Joseph Moran, 69 W. Arthur Mrs. Herschel Tarver, Mrs. DominickJGiordano, Mrs. Wil- At a recent executive board Arnold Lada, committee chair- BpeaWng before the group. ! Place, Iselin, havr announced Chester Thomas, Mrs. Charle liam Nafyiski, Mrs. George meeting at the home of Mrs. by the PTO. .mail and Mrs. Oeorge Marks, Mr. Blanchard reported on the! the engagement of their Essig, Mrs. James DeMarco, Damsky, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, Vernon Harsell, these new A. Piserchia, child a PTO member who Is a pro- progress of his campaign. He dauihter, Barbara, to Theo- Mrs. Fred Gelsheimer. Mrs. Don Mrs. Jerry Rosenberg, Mrs. Jo- chairmen were appointed ta ;i man. has report- fessional librarian, planned and discussed the Republican plat- dore Sager, Jr., son of Mr. Sweetser. seph Paganelli, Mrs. Wlllard 'ill vacancies: Leonard Fischer, <>;>' siRni have been organized the books. form and declared "two com- DOMENICO DiCORIMO JKAN DAVIS and Mrs. Theodore Sajer, 77 Reese, Mrs. Alfred Haley, Mrs. first vice president; Mrs. Hy 11 roads approach-' Mrs. J. L. Mann, a teacher at mitteemen working closely to- A third group, working ort Star Street. ATTENDING AIR FORCE SCHOOLS: Airman Domenico Firkser, second vice president, school 17 and the the ichool, has offered her as-gether will give the Fourth decorative Christmas bells, rank Zurla. DiCosimo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DiCosimo, and Air- ways nnd means; Mrs. Herbert h School to safe- sistance to.woVk with the PTOWard the best representation. Both air graduates of reindeers and stars included Mrs. Raymond Gurbisz will be in charge of refreshments man Jean Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Warko, Kasoff, program; Mrs, Russell c Inldren. library committee which In- He reiterated a previous Woodbridge High School. Mrs. William Hannon, Mrs. Ed ward Ott, Mrs. Donald Hohl ,nd decorations. Mrs. Lloyd both of Iselin, have completed the initial course nf Air Buchanan, health and safety; eludes Mrs. Lada. Mrs. Dom charge that his opponent. Miss Moran is employed by Mrs. Thoma-s Wulil, and met alMcChesney and Mrs. Joseph ' Force basic training at Lackland Air Torce Base, Texas. Mrs. Edward Thaler, achieve- Giordano, Mn. John Foley, Thomas Costello, "was the Prudential Insurance Com- the home of Mrs. Clyde Edring- Holman are co-chairmen of Airman DiCosimo has been selected to attend the tech- ment;' Mrs. George Rechstein- Mrs. John Cultlnane, Mrs. John chief obstructionist in the in- pany of America, Newark. viiny Sale Held ton. PTO ways and means tickets. Fashions, table favors nical training course for Metals Processing Specialist at er, room mothers. Mellon. Mrs. Walter Maser, vestigating committee." Her fiance Is a 8eaman First Chanute Air Force Base, III. Airman Davis will attend Mrs. Meyer London, Mrs. Sid- Class stationed at the Brook- chairman, 300 Colonia Boule- door prizes and dessert shave Committeeman David Nicola the technical training course for Weapons Fusing Systems ney Outterman, Mrs. Boyd lyn Navy Yard. vard. been donated by local mer- Troop Mothers Circle !\ Iselin Qub •poke on the Improvements in! chants and PTO members. Specialists at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. Both young nry Mr! L the Fourth Ward since he took! A penny mk. wlth!"/ l D */ ' Siegfried. men are graduates of Woodbridge High School, Meeting Monday at 8 iMrMrss. Tom PowerPowerss , MrsMrs. JeaJean office nine months ago. He! M COLONIA — Twenty-four aberman. Mr»- urged the election of Mr.1 Halloween Cake Sale Set YACC to Form blessing. ' Boy Scouts and their leaders Blanchard. j of Troop 44 enjoyed a weekend mo[hen m 5Uff an(1 malnlatn John O. Schreiber, Ward! Dedication Rite The night before the dedica- ,i2»f,™n « d outing last week at Camp Der- !•:', SS. S>' "™ »'"* school hour. chairman, thanked club mem-, For October 31 by PTABasketball Team tion, over 700 parishioners at- rick, Jamesburg. The Troop will bers for their cooperation In tended the pre-dedication din- .ms presided. ISELIN — William Quinn, of November 3. He also announc COLONIA — A joint meeting meet tonight at 7:30 P. M. at making Vice President Richard Is Held Sunday ner. In his talk at the ban- ! caret EUiott and Parochial PTA Plans selln Chemical Hook and Lad- id a book sale for'the benef of the executive board of the the New Dover Methodist M. Nixon's visit to the Town- quet, Rev. John Wilus thanked Church. ;: Krb will attend the ., , , c J der Co., pistrict 11, spoke on of the library will be held No Youth Activities Council of Co- ISELIN — Members of St. c ship successful. the parishioners of St. Cecel- ct Pall Conference J <-O»* Sale on Sunday fire prevention and demon- vember 14. A cake sale alsc lonia and its advisors will be Cecelia's Parish gathered Sun- There will be a meeting ot ia's for their loyalty and co- y ; ISELIN — A parent-teacher strated use of fire-fighting on the same day will be hel held tonight at School 17. Tedday afternoon for the dedica- the Troop's Mothers Circle continuing' can-*confercnce preceeded a meetfltlg equipment at a Fathers' Night n the all-purpose room from Ressler, director of the Perth tion ceremonies at the new ad- operation. Dancing was held Monday at 8 P. M. at the home wsstoni everylof Group 2 of St. Cecelia's PTA New Pharmacy meeting of Kennedy Park 9 A. M. to 8 P. M, Amboy PMCA, will be the dition of St. Cecelia's Paroch- with music provided by Bll of Mrs. Henry Golden, Long- speaker. ial School. afternoon at the last ntght in the school auditor- 8chool PTA. Mr. Whitaker said he was Mathai's orchestra. fellow Drive. ium. On Inman Ave. The guest presented a Junior proud of all the pupils In th A basketball team is in the Most Rev. Bishop George W. Hostesses were the mothers Fire Marshal Fire Prevention school especially in their be process of being formed as part Ahr, Trenton diocese, offici- COLONIA — Nelson's Inman "IrlCERS of pupils In the classes conduct- Achievement Banner to the havior and cooperation. Hi of the youth activities program. ated at the blessing. Serving as Avenue Pharmacy, 234 Inman 1 -'• The Mothers' Aux- ed by Misses Rlzutto and Burns. school which was accepted by pointed with pride to the four Boys between the ages of 13 his chaplains were Rt. Rev. Avenue, will have its grand •!» Menlo Park Ter- Mrs, Rita Doerbecker and Mrs. Donald Wither. teen boys who voluntarily work anl 15 who are interested mayMsgr. John J, Foley, pastor of Uanue.met at the opening today, tomorrow, Sat- ed all day Saturday on thi register at the home of Al SanSt. Francis Church, Metuchen Peggy Broderick were co-chair During the evening the Ise- Inn and elected men. urday and Sunday, with free school grounds, land Giacomo, 37 Alastair Place, FU nd Rev. Joseph R. Brzozow- GRAND OPENING SALE ice cream for the children on lin Unit of Kadets of America 8-7186, October 29 between the iki, pastor of Our Lady of lollops: Mrt. Mar- A PTA cake sale will be held presented several drills, scaplnfr and In other ways help :;, president; Uiu. after all Masses Sunday with Saturday from 10 to 11 A. M, ing to beautify the grounds. hours of 2 and 5 P. M. Those 'eace Church' Fords, ] Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Nelson are Mrs. Teufe!) ways and means boys who originally played on -at- iiir. vtce-prMldent: the mothers of puplb In Miss Mrs. Miller's 2nd grade clai Benediction was held in the! chairman thanked all those :' IxKlcwood, trew- the owners and pharmacists. won the attendance award an< the Hawks and Falcons are ihurch and the sermon was de- Kroszer'a class baking and sell- who helped make the recent IMer J. Bafano, re- .... trie" ~cakes"~Mrs. Doreen They live in North Brunswick Mrs. William Knudsen won th particularly urged to reregister. ivered by Rt, Rev, Msgr. Mi- Ing 'Get Acquainted Social" a suc- Hary, andMra. Ed- Baler Is chairman assisted by now, but plan to move to Co- door prize. All groups, including the ihael P. McCorristin, pastor of Mrs. Cecelia Bono and Mrs. onia soon with. their two- cess. She announced a cake arts and crafts, are in full op- 3t. Andrew's Church, Trenton NELSON'S ••'• •'•y, corresponding Mothers of the kindergartei sale will be held Monday, Oc- month-old daughter, Cheryl pupils were hostesses. eration and functioning ac- md Vicar General of the dio- INMAN AVENlIi; Ruth Hawkes. tober 31, during the Halloween 'hyllis. Over 200 members attendei cording to schedule. *se. His theme was "Suffer parades. The morning classes Mr. Nelson, previously the the meeting, of whom 155 wen he little children to come un- f * * *•*••••*••*•••••*••••*** will march in the morning at manager and pharmacist at the fathers. New Member Joins n Me." Kilmer Pharmacy, New Bruns- 9 A. M. and the afternoon class- Rev. Waiter A. Radzlwon PHARMACY - HEAR NIXON - wick. Is a graduate of the Pord- : up to third grade will march iastor of St. John Vianney ACTIVE GIRLS Iselin Fire Company iam University College of at 1 P. M. Mrs. Teufel also an- I8EUN — At the last meet- Parish, Colonia and Rev. Jul- 231 Imnan Avenue, (loloniu • i nounced a bazaar is planned ISELIN—The Teenettes 4- FRIDAY NIGHT 'harmacy. He served |nj the ing of IseHn Fire Company No. an C. Rucki, assistant at St •k for December 15 at the school Club of Iselin held its regular (Next to Volunteer Kire Dept.) Army Signal Corps and is a i, First Assistant Bill Knott re' form's Church, Dunellen, were • i and asked for help and dona- work meeting at Mrs. Joseph — 10:00 P. M. — member' of local, state and na- ported that during the month, ;he chanters for the schoo' •i tional pharmaceutical societies tions. Rapacioli's home, Dow Avenue, where girls sewed on various of September there was a total Mrs. Nelson was formerly Mrs. George Rapp, member- projects. Two new members, of 10 fire calls: 1 siren test, 1 CHANNELS 2, 4 and 7 employed as staff pharmacist ship chairman reported that to Theresa Bowan and Joanne hurricane standby, 1 assistant THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. tt St. Peter's General Hosplta date the PTA has 423 members. Yegel, were welcomed. Mrs, to Avenel, 4 building. 1 vehicle Fredric's iharmacy, New Brunswick. She t. Arthur Donnelly, safety Rapacioli received proceeds and 2 drills. This makes a to- Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 chairman, informed the group Pre-ELECTION f - ' y • •••' —• — • — " • " '•"'•"• "•—"~— ' Re-Elect John Evanko Is a graduate of the Rutgers from the ctmdy sale which w: tal Of 135 fire calls since the that safety pamphlets will be 1 University College of Pharm- end on Halloween. The girl first of December. ifth Ward Republican Committeeman brought home by the children acy. held a cooking unit meetin Wyndham 0. Evans, Jr., 42 SPECIAL! GRAND OPENING REDUCTIONS and asked the parents to take The new pharmacy is locat- also and made strawberry miUc Michael Street was sworn into Paid for by time to read them. i Women's Republican Club of Colonla ed next to the Fire Department shakes and baked drop cook)«% company by Jack Ott, pres- ON MANY, MANY HEMS ! ! and its phone is FU 1-9696. Mrs. Carl Luna, librarian, an- The afternoon group prepared ident, The resignation frojn ac- nounced that due to the fact fruit cups and worked on their tive duty of Lester Raphael, an there u BII insufficient number The New Frontier sewing units. ex-Chief, was accepted. It was of books, the library Is not Start* Right Here then voted he be placed on the ready to be opened. She urged Bonn sharply answers Soviet retired membership list of the ATTENTION KIDS!! Unit mure books be donated. missile complaint. company. KENNEDY Donald Whitaker, principal TO announced "Open House" will FREE COSTA'S ICE CREAM CUP be November 14. 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OKU OPEN SUNDAY 7own Hal! Mutual Super Markets Woodbridge SUNDAY 9A.M.to6P. \ PAGE FIFTEEN /o School Library Conference Plan of School 25 PTA For Engaged [•'<)!( I IS Mrs. Murray Spl-, tribute a book in Llir library In va(k, publicity cliaiimRii of l^l-klic child'n name The child's fn.vrllr Estates School 25 PTA. name will be inscribed In the nnmiis, "Committros are doing book and on a plaque which will Couples Set work!" * 'hang in the library. Mrs. Bnr Hcpirsnitative to the Boardibant'l is anticipating coopora- FORDS Our Lady of Peace uf Kdurntion, Moroy Sllbnr, an- tlon since evi-ryonp is anxlnu? lunch has announced It will npiiiiccd I he tables so badly for better reading matter for <>ld a series of Prn-Caiia Con- Mfcdpd for the children's lunch- their children. frciKTs for mxnged couples room Imve been delivered and Samuel Sclderman, mental cnicr the Holy stato of mat- Mrs. Edward Sudo, announced PTA members. Mrs* Rpivack Imony I he opportunity of mak- all classes now have class said: im ii lilting fiiui adequate prep- mothers and a tea will be "The presentation and dis- ration for married life. Riven at a future dnte. cussion seemed to Inspire the Onlv couples who are en- Heading and library chair- group, with overyonfe realizing !8K«'d or who expect to be mar- man, Mrs. Philip Barbanel, an- what mental health means to icil within the next year art nounced a plan whereby par- us today." •liRlbln to attend. The open- ents who wish to give parties Refreshments were served by iiiR conference will he held Sun- In school on their child's birth- mothers of the Kindergarten ay at 8:00 P. M. in the cafe- day, are being asked to con- class pupils. teria with ROY. Thomas Den- tlci, assistant priest at St. An- thony's Church, Helghtstown, discussing the vocation of mar- Miss Roberta Ann Jones riage, its sacremental signifi- ,i MlNd NEW <'AR: Ohirlw Tank, a partner in thp Woodbrldfe Ford, St. Grorre |1|;| cance and God's divine plan ' , , prrsrnU thf *t7» to a new Ford 1!)GI Kairlanr 500 to Nicholas Prinrcw, liulruc- (v lI ll of family life, i thr drivfr-tralnlnj count at Woodbrldg* High School, while Franrls Wukovetii Bride of Joseph Pastor Monday at 8:00 P. M. in the ,, „( the Bo»rd of Education, and Dr. John IV Lorn, high school principal look HAPPY BIRTHDAY: In rrirbratlon of thr 117th hlrlhdiv of B'nai B'rith Mll t distributed .150 ball™, ,„ Sunday School .ludent. at •„„„«.inl cafeteria, a panel of married | ,„ r.ir. thr first In the 1861 line to hr drilvrrrd to thr local firm, is specially equipped HOPELAWN—Sunday after- Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Wood iM couples will discuss the Chris- „ I,.- latest hydraulic dual operation. It is the second car ilven to the. school hy the noon in Crenshaw Methodist Petrie, Loss Angeles, and Mrs. Stud n , Church, Los Angeles, with Rev. at Beth Sho om, Iselln, are shown above receiving balloons from Mr, David tian attitude toward practical Il(1 ,,uiirr« since th«j took over seven months a«o. The first c»r was presented twn Karlene Allgood, Van Nuys, Franklin Green officiating at Calif. Bamot Chapter and a rcprosenUtive of B'nal B'rith GirU. The boy, are Ronl.e matters in married Hie, weekt after they assumed ownership. Dr. Bernard Miller, Highland the double ring ceremony, Miss Best man was Joseph Pastor, >W Karger and David Schriebcr. Park, will preside at the con- Roberta Ann Jones, daughter Jr., Hopelawn. Ushers were Jack of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Jones, ference Wednesday, at the same Jones, Los Angeles, brother of time and place, explaining the Auxiliary Card Lions Seek Typewriter Los Angeles, Calif., became the the bride, and Tony Mazza, bride of Joseph Pastor, 116 Ju- B'nai B'rith to Market acrament of Matrimony from Hopelawn. Auxiliary Plans liet Street. medical and physical vlew- | (le is Success For Use by Blind Girl 'Given In marriage by her After a trip to Honolulu, Ha- 'Olnt. waii, the couple will reside in Cook Book for Projects Rev. Dentici will return Fri- PARK TERRACE — father, the bride was attired In Rummage Sale FORDS ••- Albeit Quadt.Perth Amboy General Hospital Los Angeles. FORDS — Mrs. Seymour lay evening to conclude th» a gown of lace over satin with orite dishes of celebrated per- MENLO PARK TERRACE - •• , nrd party, gpoMored Fords Lions Club, announced " onference on "The Christian Bhaun McDermott and Car fitted bodice, long lace sleeves, Mrs. Pastor attended West- Sperber, fund raising vice presi- sonalities such as Mamie Elsen- The Ladies Auxiliary of the T Mothers' Auxiliary of!at the bi-monthly meeting of deal in Marriage" with Bene- Wheeler were proposed for and featuring a skirt with a cheater High School and LOBdent of B'nai B'rith Women, hower, Eleanor Roosevelt, Hel- Nutly American Legion Post l.< i'ark Terrace Boyr the club, a standard typewriter liction of the Most Blessed membership. District Governor latin open panel down the Angeles City College, and Is Ramot Chapter, announced en Meyner, Ann Southern, and conducting a "stamp drive" dur- ,.ii held at Bchool 19, needed for a blind girl whcvMaxon Btrub will visit with the lacramtmt and the blessing with Mrs. Kenneth front, which had been made by employed by the Air Fbrce Bal- Mrs. Kenneth Kolman, Fords, Dinah Shore, according to in- ing the month of October with wants to leam to type. The clublrlub Novembpr 14 formation from Mrs. Fred f engagement rings. :, L,neral chairman. her mother. A pearl crown held listic Missile Division, Los An- will be chairman for the dis- Mrs, William Parrott, chair- would appreciate receiving a Strait, publicity chairman. Troop IS, under the typewriter In good operating her fingertip veil, and she car- geles. Her husbanl attended tribution of the new cookbook, man. The Auxiliary will also ried white roses, centered with Hopelawn schools, served in the Mrs. strelt further advised be ln charge of refreshments at .,! Mrs. Martin Nor- condition. "A Cook's Tour," published by Miss Olga A. George an orchid. Army, and Is employed by the proceeds will be used for a Post social Saturday at the \ that you need not worry November 14 at 8; 30 P. M. Is employed by Heyden-New- ',!: Robert Stoval, covered the Rutgers building —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Acker- —Mr. and Mrs. Kronert and program. man and IOIU, Robert, Jr., Jo FORDS - The P.T.A. of port Chemical Corporation. • • Frank Tiylor. Mrt. hildren and Miss Barbara like Father, Like Son Announcement was made aeph, Jamu. and Raymond, Jill and fiance, Walter Brady, School 7 will meet tonight in r'.ii.ippa. Mri. Prank It la a good Idea for the whole Fearful Father — "My boy What A Balance! that Samuel Katz. put preti- Adams Street, were guests of ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. he auditorium at 8 o'clock ibllclty: Mn. Thomu the neit time you have an urge Landlord: "Well, if your hus- d ntl family to have a hand ln chooa* Mr. and Mrs. Walter Howell, with Gilbert P. Augustine, prin- -! Mrs Dontld Ma- * ** * surgical patient at Lawrence Martin and Mr. and to kiss the new maid. I'd suggesi band has spent some of the ton the colon and furnishing! Phffllpsburg. Mrs. Joseph Grodeck, Trenton. cipal of Samuel E. Shull School of the room. They can really as guest speaker. that you use a more secludec rent, perhaps you could give -Mr. and Mri. C. P. Keith •Mr, and Mrs. Preston Hen- School 19 PTA to HearIndulge Uuir taste for itrong Mrs. Dominic Nota, publici- spot." me the balance?" formerly of Wut George Place, drlckson, Woodbridge, Mr. and "CaU" colors and unusual touchea. ty chairman, has announced Freshman Fred — "Oh, th.1 Tenant: " I don't Hel »ke Rutgert Psychologist now of East Orange, were hosts Mrs. Andrew Southern, and 1 Teenagers will be delighted with Mr. Augustine's topic will be, hall was dark enough, dad. Be offering you nt««-penoe — it .<,y,j. ftMjr on "ctU"; at a lurprise party at Stash's Michael 'Oaffrey, Newftrk, were a juke box and. if there Is room, p "Child Behavior Problems," andsides she thought it was you. look* io paltry." Next Thursday School 19 PTA Include a softdrlnk bar with gay Orange, for Mrs. Keith's par guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barry that he will attempt to prove Schott, Adams Street. meet at 8 P. M. with Dr. bar itoolt. enta, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Qutllla, that a good home enviornment, These rooms usually carry out on their thirty-fifth wedding where the parents set worthy University, particular theme. It may be annivenary. More than 40 examples and where parents • m. Something NEW for HU tropical, Western or oriental, guests attended the affair, ln cooperate fully with the school, only one moth- ..Muc,tlon ln Hawall A baaement or attic can be con-eluding the original wedding Westbury Park News leads to a fuller academic and Everyone attending will be verted Into a charming family party. [character growth of the child '. .n inwlU a rat, net•erred Hawaiian punch and re- room. —Mrs. Sarah Zellaer, The Thrifty SAVERS i. .so do people. I Good Picker ceive a lei. Refreshment* will be If you still have the problem Bronx, was a weekend guest o GUDYS E. SCANK v tails and a lot of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huryk 'Is young Mrs. Whoofioby a of what to do with the televl- 497 Uncoln Hlfhway, Iielln Now • ul«. aUo. • after the meeting- sion «t, thli room will nhe It Wood Avenue. good mother?" have fur coat* | ' Tel. LI 8-1879 "Good? Why, she's marvel- Available Dolores Del Bio has changed Instead of dominating the Ur- and Mrs. William .•• have fur coaUjlcu over the years than any lng room, put It In the family Blhler and children, Susan, —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tag- ous! I have seldom seen any- for • ••' who don't havtigirl who ever came here. She's room where the tmall fry can Kathryn, and William, Wes llarenl and children, Prank one, more careful when hiring Home • catty thing! about gained four pounds since she gallop about, accompanying the WarW Street, attended the a nurse for her children." Jr., Kenneth and Jill. Worth Saving . . . •. i do have them. wax 18. cowboys, to their hetrt'i con- christening ceremony for Betsy Street, were guests of J4r; and, tent without damaging your Biggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hennessey, Ba Durable best furniture. Mn. Robert Higgins, Cranford yonne. Unbreakable The attractiveness and cozl- In the Episcopal Church, Cran —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph For- ness of a family room is en- ford. ^no, Jr., and Joseph Porzano, hanced by a fireplace. Be sure —Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Worth St., attended a golng- Cocker to Include an extra wide one Perry, Semel Avenueenue, attended away family dinner in honor ifM' for indoor cooking. a cocktail party1 givern by Mr of the latter, who Is leaving for Spaniel and Mrs. Charles Perry, Weer an extended stay in Florida 9310 hawken, in honor qf the mar next weekend. More tt»n 40 Jcall$.Boy«NOW Which h Whieh? SIZES rlage of Miss Kay Perry to members of the family attended Along those lines, you've prob- UVr-UVt Stohard Foley, both of North the. party given by Mr. and [forth Jest Rug ably heard about the couple Of BANK Bergen. Mrs. Salvatore Llcari, West recruits who were bird hunting ^.Printed Pattern 9310: Half —Abram Personette^ Newark Hempstead, L. I. Suet 14tt, 1614,18», 20M, 2214, Only when one of them Shouted to was a weekend guest of Mr, -Mrs. Clara Foster Newman 2114. Size WA takess 4H yards 85. CLEANING the other that he fourid a dead and Mrs. Thomas Perry, attended the New Jersey State iU U fbfabrici ; % yqrd contrast animal on the road. Semel Avenue. convention of the Independent M SendFlFTy CENTS in coins 'It's got three stripes," he Order of Odd Fellows and Re- lor this pattern-add 10 cents —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rears for each pattern for first class .50 yelled. " West Warren Street, spent the beccas at Atlantic City from 11111 wait for winter to remind you that your "Leave him lay," shouted back mailing-. Send to 170 Newspaper weekend at Atlantic City. Tuesday through Friday. She Pattern Dept 232 West 18th St, 1 pn ' ni heating system needs replacing. It takes his partner. "It's either a skunk —Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Slot also attended the Middlesex New York 11, N. Y. Send for our Available in Ruit Idling, «nd planning takes time. Call us to- or a sergeant!" nik. formerly of 41 West Ar- County Sons and Daughters of I960 Fall & Winter Catalog U and Huff Colon. ll thur Place, now of Plalnfleld Liberty dinner-dance at The full color. 100 Smart Styles. Also •'* 'i we can get started on your plans. No obli- UZU785A, Explained announce the birth of a daugh- Pines. Phone PA 1-1 $82 ^tiun. of course. 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LROAL NOTICES cre*te» new danpMR ~ the LEGAL NOTICES Amodid Place$ Jut NAVY Early Darkness visJble tMerly pedestri- heiwunder of «atd down payment, Jenny, mil ihowi /* Academic Study an hobblint ncroiw the strnt, nenotlitble bomis of the BoroUKh, Hint th* grow debt nf thf Borough In Purctuue Job Girl Scout News out, another#lfh *° *• [ a« defined In 4(1:1-711 nf Mid WOODBRITXIE _ Michael fl«rfPthm manently appointed to the Perth Amboy General Hospitals thr Mr. , H,,i«.d st»tiiu» <•' N«W ,,,, >n V> I l« of «ald TAW day bj David N of th thl f ilelit. llmltnllii" preTlbed post as of October, l, > .w »7T Uri«*™, « human boin«s Motor-;|kn. ,,,,„„.,, ,„„ (dl The follnuillf Menu, :l» <brt^nn i und'stand ^* and prdf«triBns mus ^t oxer- quarters in Woodbridue-. an-j thf firl* U> sw a Broadway the nd OT •ireertllli! W0.-!rr»rrlbfd hv Mlfl law LIOAL NOTICES was entered, complete with Art Displays to vt»tt with the eiceedlng MOO on on account of Street; Mias Joyce A. Barnyak aavinR lime, Mr. Urwn warn .; . „ . ,,.. Thf mamm.m nv «i miw»t witches, cats, scarecrows and pirlf All Qf thl* In connection mnt of of mm 18 Clifford Street; Miss Bernlce ed, the highway har-ards within hftMrds can cut, flown the toil. whlrli any of >|ll(1 ohI1(,Mlnn» »h«n M other spine-tiricllrrR items. Mrs. with th* Minstrel Badfe. Plans DlitHct No 1 E. Muchl. 40 Locust Street, and casualties, he pointed out. oc-|. Bunch said she is quite satis- have been complete by the ss5rsjssr~-5t g^tlo: n *3 <»l Thf sldcwtl""k 'Im 1- lion fontu »ntl r»i»n WORT or covnman fled we have entered otv of the girls for their oomitif Hal- Miss Christine E. Morris. 22 cur within that period than in ORniNANow for t.hr tl(i»nrln« of count of Intermt • on nhllenttoni or nnu comparable period of | tllI l ho lil- i nicest displays ever to be wen loween Party, after tnelr return nnKm ON THK|wh|rt, s,|(| otillKMIonB »rf finance such rnrt durlnn the NOHTH OCTOMIR and urges all Scouts and their from Washington. D. C, this Misa Corbetl. and Miss Bar- any OP ("AHTTCRrr AVE- ,UPf| |s t construction of nnncrelelpermltterl by,«a1d section, K:,,.™,, w I R18PONRK TO parents to visit the window at week. s nyak are enrolled in the School the"Statistic day. s for last year r*-i»tii P.^ ^mJFn i MOR^ BUS fwhere none now exist! In ,t\ Nothing aliall hr cnnlrlhu(ra|^ «'«"f vealed that 8.280 persons — jy^J ilonit both aide* of the follow-l^y the Borotinh at irtfRf t^> pav Or THK Headquarters Rnd see for them- Troop l"K of Nursing of Elisabeth General mined Ktreets of the «»t of mitt sidewalk SECTION 5311 nearly 25 per cent of the total •» 'selves Hospital, and Miss Morris and cowry OF AND Hns»tnan Street from Coolldjf provement deacrlbfil In Section J of Oood Luck to our two new of 40,000 traffic death* In the Arenut noutherlv to the Bor-|thl» Ontlnnnre. and the es'.lnr Miss Much! are enrolled in the STATE OP NEW .IKTISRT Ot-- Troop 1 ileaders Mrs. Antoinette Marc- APPROVED AND APOPrKt) otmh Line; amount of the »p»cl«l aweamnenU Perth Amboy General Hospital nationa — were killed in ii , Mrs. Shirley Guthey. leader iyk. tnd Mrs. .Carol Btima tol»f 20. 19M. Danle.l Street from Ooolldnejto be levied upon tile . propertv School of Nursliin All are wad- way accidents during those Octolwr S 1990 Avenue aoutherlT »o the Bor- (rontlng on aald Improvement Is ITT ! ^' .""' United RtM,, , of this troop of Intermedistes^Thfse two will soon be working Advertised us ndojiiwl on first merit ohu«,,;' uates of Carteret Hl*h School, hours." Mr. Green declared. mwh Line; ItM.OOOM b«ln» the total eitlmnted ^ ^ _ tells us her girls are seriously,with a new troop of lntermedi- with Notice of Public H'«r- Leber Avenue from Coolldfre mailmiun amount nf money to I>eit7l...-j "Nearly 700.000 persons suffer- ... - .w- ..Bor.- ...... „,„„,„ for --•- •- umwn worklnp on their second class,ate scouts, to be sponsored by While at Union Junior Col- Avenue southerly to ano ed Injuries in motor vehicle mis- Hearlng Held: October JO. i960 Lint: .provemnnt. rank. This week they are hav-jSt. Joseph'! Church. Lots of lege, the student nurses earn 19 by Mavor Stephen Sklba ; haps for the same ptviod. This Morion Btreet froom Cooll(t»e* ; rrff|i The .tileutated numbejr of an J u 9B Oth«r bflrIrt^ college credits, taking all their aft flnnllv Adopted Or- Avenue noutherl owl|lUon| of flUM '" - *'|Cnhir h ' Ing a Boy Scout brother of one work, but loads of fun is In to the. Bor-.nn,,»,,»|| init«llmrnuini« i In »lil<-h politicapoliti l mindlfl.lon. and debfiunrf represented about 25 per cent of jtobVr'iT' oimh Line; p«l<1 the tperliil awe«am»nta to 1M ^M of the girls come to their meet- store for them in the immedi- academic work at the college. 1 PATRICK P0TOCW0. Otnfr iCornorste ,t,,, " ~" ' " Tr!',: CARTERET - Members of WTRODUCK): October S. 1M0 win ae an- ^ community speed and carelessness." Aven\ie westerly to a point lOt Section t- ThU Ordinance Hull Inlwi or o'!. the Carteret Jewlg CARTERET — The St. Ell- Advertised w adopted on first feet nil of Hajamnn Street: take irbct twenty IIOI days after TOTAL AtLMTH Mlate M*iw nounced at the completion of "Drivers going home are raiding with Notice of Public Htir- Other iw, are Invited to attend Oneg as Ladies Guild held its sec- II- Mulberry Street from LtUer the flral publication thereof after the sale, and her picture taken. tired. Irritable and anxious," IllK Ortobtf «. IM0 Avenue westerly to » point 10S nnal u protlrted by Mid, I.1AIIILIT1KS Shabbat services in honor of ond meeting of the season at netting Held: October 30. law feet west of H»Kaman StStreett ; Local Bond Law .Demand tepotita of ;TOTAI, Troop 11) the Bar. Mitzvah of Jerald Mr, Green said. "The way home Approved by Mayor Stephen Skltn. 1J- Ash Street from Coolldge Are- Approved u to form ind Legality : Individual* partner- Elias Auditorium Tues- Advertised at finally adopted Oc- Mrs. Ruby Lakatos, reports Stuart Rosenblum, *on of Mr. seems long and traffic seems to nue westerly to a point 11 JOHN M ROUBAS. I ship* and corporations l.»M.»T481 I I Mill IT It •; day evening. tober 21. 1M0. feet weet ot Hagiman 8treet. Borouiih Aitornev 'tlm* depoaloi of Indl- Demand dpmit her intermediates are now Inand Mrs. Meyer Rosenblum, of stand still. Pedestrians similar- PATRICK TOTOONIO. 1 The group will sponsor a cake ly experience this Impatience 11- Willow Street from CootKlt*, The foN«oln« ordinance wai In- viduali. partnerablpa dlvlduait, ;w,. progress three weeks of their 87 Pitch Street, to be held at Borough Clerk Avenue westerly to the Bor-Jtrodueed at a special meeting of the »n" corporations snd cnrporaM-.n, six week First Aid course. the Congregation of Brother- sale on Saturday, October 22, at and tension as they scamper C. P. 10/11/80 ough Line; {Council of the Borough of OirtarrtiDjpoelU «f United T1in« depo«i:» r' ldl When UUK it completed the hood of Israel at 9 P. M onthe St. Ellas Auditorium with in and out of vehicular traffic ORDINANCE 14- Laurel Street from MrKlnleylheld October 1J. 1W0. whan It 'ml OUUi^Ooitrnj Avenue westerly to the Bor- adopted on tint reading The aaldl and corporn':,,,,, Mrs. Michael Diken as chair- AN ORDINANCE TO CHANOI AND 1 girls *W receive a badge in first Friday night, October 26. In a mad rush to catch a bus ough Line: ordinance will be further considered in.7«.)0in*PoalU of tv •.' man assisted' by Mrs. Oeza ESTABLISH THK GRADE ON BOTH 1 1 aid as well «s Junior Red Cross Services will be conducted by or train." SIDB8 OP VIRGINIA AVKNUB BB- IV Birch Street from McKlnlcyion second reading for final adoption: , Slate* Orri*^r\ n < Garai. Proceeds will go towards Avenue west to the Borough^t a meeting of tald Council of the political sub4ivla)ona ZTS.903Mi 'tncludlnir ;*n<^ certificate They . are taking Rabbi Louis Brenner, formerly "Coupled with this motorist TVrTKN POST BOUUVARD ANDi Other dtpoalu < ITS WBTIRLT TBRMDrOB. IN! Line; Borouih of Cuteret on November 1, , aatlniai this course at Girl Scout Head- the building fund. and pedestrian attitude, the and cashier's chee! iDepoalu of s-,v. of Carteret, who ie presently TH* BOROUGH OF CAHTIRET. 1«- Spruce Street from McKlnley 1M0 at 1:00 P M. CotincU Chambers. etc ) quarters, along with Troop 36 principal of Hillel Academy of A Halloween party was held hazards of night itseU intensi- COUNTY OP MIDDLBSBX AND Avenue it to the Borough Borough Rail. Cooke Avenue. Cax- 4J.1MM political HUM:, , TOTAL W- jDeposit! nf H«:ili, led by Mrs. Krupa, and Troop Passaic and spiritual leader of ollowing the business meeting. fies the problem,' Mr Green STATS OP HIW JKR8ET Line; and |t«ret, N. J. at which Mme and place APPROVXD AND ADOPTED: Oc- 17- c«wy street from Coolld^e all persons Intonated will be given i poerrs «,ji4,«c.u Other deivt^itt i...>. 161, led by Mrs. Lois Hazle- 1,13110 and offlcet< rftr.« the Ptssalc Hebrew Institute. Prizes were awarded to Mrssaid. . "Duifc reduces vision and tober 30. 1M0. Avenue to Leber Avesu*. {an opportunity to be heard Other wood. The instructor is Mr. all within an area most commonly1 PATRICK POTOCNIO. etc I Rabbi Brenner's sermon will Geza Qaral for the funniest INTRODIJCH): October S. 1M0. »S.J1» .0*38*1 Spitaer one of our leaders hus- Advertised as adopted on first known by and as "Parkview". Bor- Borough Clerk TOTAI. D8- cover his recent travels and ex-costume, Mrs. Walter Bodner rX»IT8 »:;):> band*. reading With Notice of Public Hear. ough of Camret, and all at shown C P 10/11/00 CAPITAL ACCOUNT. periences in Israel. or the most original and Mrs. Inir October 6. 19S0 on and In accordance with the plans' Other Llabiii-iM Troop M« Michael Diken for the prettiest Hearing Held: o. totrr M. Itso. and specifications therefor on file MIDDLESEX COUNTY COURT Os*tainaek 1 MMHJt in the Office of the Borough Clerk LAW DIVISION (a) Oommon slock, TOTAI. Mrs. William HerlUa and Mrs. Approved by Mayor Stephen Sklba. A good Mme was had by allMr. and Mr». Widj Advertised ui flnnllr Adopted Oc- and hereby approved DOCEET NO. tout on their overnight camping ohn Kunak were in charge of StU CU tober 11. 19W. n-. erattag) Working with the pa- CARTERS! — Mr. and Mrs. The next meting of the group Son born to Mr. and MrsC.. t. 10/2I/M tc) The estimated mailmum trol system In this troop Mrs. will be held on November 15, amount-of money to be fMafd from wife. Individually, and aald KAMIL mast aoaouot for Reeervei (unci rc;rv > Gus Wulf, S6\eick Avenue ar- Ronald Eratus, 70 Bernard A...N. ORDINANCE APPROPRIATIN„G all lourcet for said purpose. Is £• TJWT)Of¥;Y *ai MARr* T- prefarnd etook) __ account fi>r ;•:?••••<.- with Mrs. Robert Zaleski and THSTI l| rived aboard the M.S. Berlin Street, at Elizabeth General S85.OO0.00 AND AUTHORIZING THE $35.00000 th« eicew thereof over tfte! ' SlCY,'ai,parents and natu-TOTAI. OAWTAa. capital i October 8 after spending four Mrs. Ann. Kalnok as hostesses. Hospital, October 14. MrsISSU. ANCEE OF tBO.OOOOO BONDSS OR Mid e«tlroat»dd mulniraa amountt ofi*»'UU«nH»iia)ofofiUfl l DEBORAHTRSTBfB - AOOOCTITS „ Members will be permitted to HO#8 OP TH» BOROUGUGH orii bondbds or notet s to be Issued therefor|BKJf|BKJ. WILUAll .tRSTENSKT.tRSTENSK THET THE- TOTAL CAPITA! GO TO DELL months hi Surdpe. They Tisited Eratus to the former Katherine CASTERET•tor.t Wt-fcr THrrrtrmE i-if^*TVtv*>COUNTT^ O*^*Ti W.l_being_ ikth. e>_ amoun^ »,.._• t -o»f .v th. e_. aalud *S.«• -' RGB A TtvSTT^aJSK I aVtirandl JllflnMl ' ACCOtJSTf relatives in bring guests, Lowery. MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY POR 000.00 down payment for said TRSTaWSKT. Infant*. »• whom lp n 1 IF YOU WANT A THE CONSTRUCTION! purpoae A ™ *S2Sl *2! ' AOOOCNTB »S.Stl,l« 11 TOTAL LlAMI rrn> they had not seen" ru-37 years. OT SJDEWALKJS WITHIN AN AREAJ Section 4- Ti» followlnf mattflra \ ^^^i,11!*^0^™^ AMD CAPlTAt TO SELL They traveled to Parts, Brussels OP THE BOROUGH COMMON!f!art hereby determined, declared. <•- 1 NOTICI OF HEARING MMMtANTM AO0OCNTS Denmark, Austria the Christening Party Twto girls were born to Vir-KNOWN AS "PARKVTEW kited and stated: TO WHOM IT MAT OONCIRH: or a*- BBIT ORDAINED BTTHX MAYOR <»l The said purpose desci TAKt NOnOt (bat the UDdtr- ainad te aviin lla- • This bank'« rapro Bavarian Alps. ginia and Adam Leschinski. 119 wlll apply to tbt Itlddlem conalSU 0' CV,:i,:: Held at Erdely Home THE In Section 3 of this BlUUU and fos> other 1 Emerson Street. October 13. atBQRODOH OF CARTERET, IN THE not a current eipenw and i> an im- ™"n \ on r PurpotH | 4M.S6141 rtock wlt^ tou k value of llnorn • PTA BOARD SESSION CARTERET — The Infant Klijabfth General HosDiUl. COUNT*-<*-* v i.« Ta a O\siP MIDDLB8KXiflsavuuviuaua. , NEW-provemenI^CJTT ifJilfrcriJirLlt l whicP11JV|h ) thV(IeC BorougDUiVUKhN ha111s1 P""I™"*'. « - '.»•?: " i.°.?,f'« '". JEHSKT. mot lets than two-thirds duly authorised aud may lawfully {°rfD0°2' " Oountj I |. UlcbMl Donnelly, Vm-Pnal- on of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0 5 CARTERET — The executivi if all the members thereof affirms- multe us a sidewalk Improvement^ LJ? ^ ! of New'dent and Caabler of the above- AaMU plrtlin: •• .• board of the Carteret Higr ;harlee Erdely of 27 Charlotte lively concurring) AS FOLLOWS: and constitutes a local Improvement. ™""rlc*/. "•. .• .'. for a Judg- nsmed bank, do aolemnly swear tost signed ;•• *-<-\tn ;,, School P.T.A. will meet Wednes- Street was, christened Joseph fiAn born to Mr and Mrs Section I- IV* the Improvement as dejitrlbed and defined In said ment authorizing them to uf»mt:tbt above sUttment is true to th* bllltlet and 1«T n-h»: REAL In man Arc. of this ordl- Local Bond „ and belief, PUTPOBM day evening, October 2fi, at Charles, Jr., at a ceremony held Kami! 1. Treat*n, Marie T. Treiten!! i a) ESTATE Colnnia, N. J. Samuel Goddess, 7 Donovan icntia neberebr r appropri*ted ibi Toe period of ua4(uln«as of X WICHAXL DONHDXT P. M. in the high school. Th< Sunday at the Holy Family R. OOO.OO, aald sum besai- d purpoee, within the llmttatloos Deborah Tfelten. William Tresten, mu-piMidtnt ud OMhMr Avenue' at Rahway Memorial of kSMOJ TheraM TresUn. and Joaepb. Tree- deduciion or i»- regular meeting of the &sMd< J, Church with the Rev. Mar- ot, all appropriations of Sections 40:1-34 to 40:l-M of said Oamet—Attait: FU 1-4000 Hospital, October 17. Mrs. God- hei«tdl6«'m»deS.tl>»refor and tn-:Local Bond Law and according to ten, respectlvelr. A. D. OLAflB, aerveit of ation wll follow at 8 P. M. in Komosinskl officiating. dess is the former Lorraine chiding the nun ot 14,000.00 as the the reasonable life thereof, It ten WILLIAM R TR&TIN8KT D»t PHTL R GB0OO8R down payment for amid Improvement. 1101 years, KAMIL J. TR8TEIB1C1 I. M. W1W, I. a\y|vfgtfr OunKf! T:p A dinner followed at the home Saar. Marie T. Trstenaky, hU wife required by law and now available: id The supplemental if the parents. Quest attend- therelpw by virtue,. aTprovWons ln,it*t«ment required by said Law hat Individually and said Xamll or jnrw j»an, tlfy that the .itKv« lUtrit^ ug were the sponsors, Miss a budget or budget* •fHhe Borough been duly made and filed In the J. TTSteniky u parenU and lo the bett o' TV (:•.. ' ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! pr l )r ao t natural guardians of Deborah Swornf oi*aa rd subscribed before belief. Men Kurdyla and Mrs. Bd- finn hmi trt Mr and MM ** 8?* » P »^- » Office of the Borount Cterk and a Tntenaky, WUllam Traten- Bon DOrn » Mr. ana MW seSjon 1-POT, tu. nu^lnt ofoflcompletl e executed ortjlual, thereof me thU l*th day of OctoUr. i960. STLVSTTKR a' • vard Krystosiak, uncle of theCarlos Basante. 98 Lowell mid taproT»m«iit aad tom« i the,has been filed in tbe Offlci of the tkj. Thereaa Tntenaky and and I hereby certify that I am not l Bt 98 Lll Joseph Tratenaky, Infanu SAVE ON BOOKCASES ufant, both of Carteret; Uie street, at Perth Amboy General part *" "i1?J85*000* •PP»wi»uon'Director of the of Local a* ««cer or director o* this bank COBRUT A v provided by application rnment of the State of NewEdward J. Dolan WILLIAM C KENSLT. JR. ELVOtfc E HR'^A'.' naternal grandmother, Mrs. Hospital. October 13. S3 Washington Afenu* Notary Public of N. Ji WILLIAM BAD: • Caneret, New Jem; My Oommtajaoo expires September'RAJtOU) CKH::''••-''' „..$ 7.95 Inna Krystoalak and the pa- Attorney for PlaintlBs ernal grandparents, Mr. and ». 1UJ. , Dff- C. P. 10/14. 31, M; 11/VSC C P. MV«/e»! o 3«" x M" _; $ 8,50 vlrs! Stephen Erdely aU of this Bon bom to Mr. and Mrs. lorough. Robert Comnte, 56 Broolc Ave- $ 9.oo An open house was held later nue, *t Perth Amboy General «" x tt"._ n the dar with fifty guests st- Hospital, October 13. $10.50 anding from Carteret, Port «" x w $12,50 leading, and Roselle. Daughter born to Mr. and1 In conjunction with the ohris- Mrs. Oeoilge Hulak, 72 Marion (Unpainted) ' ening the couple also celebrat- PRISCftlPTIONS Street, at Perth Amboy General Ml BUIVNT nwra :d their fifth wedding anni- Supplies and Instruction* for FREE Hospital, October 14. Finishing Available DELIVERY versary and the birthdays of he paternal grandparents. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. WE GIVE S 4 H GREEN STAMPS Mrs. Erdely ie the former John Gural, 73 Emerson street, 3enlce Krystosiak. The couple at Perth Amboy General Hospi-i Joseph and Douglas James. October 16. *f: _ FiRNITiRE SHOP | PIPELINERS OP ENERGY ISO Main Street ME 60*10 Woodbridge Op«n Mon., TOM., Wed. asd Sat, 9 to I Thurs. and Frl. • to I PUBLIC AUCTION SALE COATS GALLERIES, INC. 288 Norwood Ave., Deal, N. J. will sell on 10:30 A.M. SAT., OCT. 22nd 10:30 A.M. French, English, and Early America* Furniture, Porce- lains, Crystals, Objects of Art, Etc., from the Estate 1 George W. Cain, BrieUe, N. J.. and Kldgefield, Conn. Handsome 13 Piece French Dining Room Set, French ALL _ Twin Bedroom set of 6 pieces, Occasional French Chairs, Frenh Marble top Coffee Tables, Steinway Piano. French Mirrors, French Bottdoir Chairs, Oriental Rugs (Room for ELECTRIC Cooking] and Scatter Sjzes, Persian and Chinese) Kermln - Sarouk, Hamadan - Kasak - Sparta^ Two Pairs Florentine indoor gates, Chest* of JDrawers, Drapes, Marquerty Desk, Minia- Bttnnv. • It's AUTOMATIC ture Marquerty; Chest, China (Haviland - Miles Mason Ironstone-Umoges), Vases and Object* of Art HSpode, • It's MODERN Worcester, Sevres. Staffurdshire, Bristol, Prkttware, SatelMe Power UniU Cut Plp«Hnliio Costs Neissen, Royal Boulton, Prism, Lusters' in pink I overlay • It's CLEAN and royal ruby), 7 Piece Double Bedroom Set, French Demand for natural gas changes radicaly dWing for pipdiMi, «an be put in action instandj* by Fireplace Screen, < Willow Porch Chairs, Refrigerator the year. Frigid winter storms skyrocket demand throwing * mrtlch at the eontroUiDg itatkn 30 (Friiiid»lr«), Elect. Washing Machine, t Piece Early for Ibis ck&n-buruiog, high-eocigy fuel roile* fwiy. • It's QUICK American Pine Double Bedroom Set, Twkwood Tables. Moving peak demand wohtmes requtrt* tgtra Two Chippendale Chairs with Needlepoint •Beats, Two Saviogi in operating sosts by use of satellite stt- • It's COOL Chouse Chippendale Chairs, Settees, Dropleaf Card horsepower. To make extra horsepower available tioM enable Texas Eastern to meet peak demands Tablet, OsmstonsJ Chain and Tables, Welsh Cupboard, it rtj'wminn expeue, Teut Emtew ha» developed economically. As Pipeline* of Energy to the «• fiKIRK (tang* ot Cloeta. Mi. "ajteiiito" compfescor s«aliom that opwate during Nation, Texas Eastern » comtutly alert to new (he hfrtng senop. The ittaenis ooatcoHed sia> ideas and ways to increue efficiency and ceotMny jroor favorito DAILY *M AM, to P.M. I by fccwosidf s kttBtt pt tattuea of pipeline traaspoi«ttu>n. •« street parking tttWim. PVBLiq P1K>N» SELLOUT. 1-3461 TEXAS EASTERN^ TRANSMISSION CORPORATION .x^ PAGE SEVENTEEN Honefhoe Pitching Margaret Sedlak |Teener8 to Have to \Play$chool Board Arnold Drunker; hospitality,!LEMNITZER TAKES POST Contest Conducted Three classifications win fe. Meeting Tuesday Mrs. J»mes White; field trips, General Lyman U Len ceivft prizes: men, women and Mrs. Allan Paskow, Mrs. Stuart has taken over the port » Uride of Toms River Man Halloween Fete COLONIA — A horsehoe"Bowling Tourney children. Grand prizes win be COLONIA — An Llnd: vice president, Mrs. Jer- pitching contest was held last' executive « . ' ' ChairmavPfinZ "umnu* y Morello for a y pa iheard the warning buzz of a without a back yard Is Horace of that there will be no dance won over Andy Morello for a|at the Rahway Recreation ,1 i,, the altar by her Middlesex County Vocation- leg on tthhe ttrophh y ffor singles be obtained from any Bnal ren enrolled. 1 rattlesnake. an( tomorrow night, but a gala Hal- py or singles Lanes, Route 1 anandd Lawrence |Pena, ot Los Angeles. He was ,,„, bride was attired in "' l Technical Higti School 1 flna s or al the Rali- Mfs. Kenneth Williams is PBrttl loween costume ball is planned "H ? L tournament Street, Rahway. Bowlers may lanes and Rail- Her pet dog leaped In front watering the lawn behind his ., ,,f Cliantllly Uce over Amboy, R veteran of the [will be held at 2 P. M. Sunday, way teachcr-dlrector. A recent or- for October 28. Tickets may be participate from 13 noon to of her, and the snake burled home when a wide hole opened ,nh H Snbrlna neck-'NavyIdeftl , and Is employpd by the way merchants. ientation meeting was led by pDliitcd sleeves, and Plumbing and purchased from Mrs. Fred October 30, at the Pennsylvania midnight on any of these four IU fangs in the dog's neck. Mrs to a depth of 25 feet, Pen* Com Heating uhich ended in a' P8ny. Iielln, Qelsheimer, , 18 Sandalwood Avenue fieldd. All residents of days: Saturday and SundaySunday,,, *,.„...„. McDowell was uninjured, but scrambled out of the way. Later DukeDuk s EstateEtt s are welcome. October 22 and 23, and Satur- headach«....e , ,.. .,-s^E-r."mmittees set up were:: the dog died before it could he learned that the hole was 11Bin. A crown of- — Lane, Mrs. Stephen Rastocny M 'publicity. Mrs. Sol Llbes, Mrs. ibc taken to a veterinarian. 'an old well. ,,,oms held her fin- «CZAR' 18 WEIGHED 14 Sandalwood Lane, and Mrs und she carried a; Secretary of John MacDonald, 4 Edward Thomas n( ..hrysantheunwhrysanthemunw.. 88.. QateQatess jr i Street. There will be no regis- M that if his ,M ,,f honor was Mr* two-month-old tration during the October 28 h Port Reading reorganizatiogtion.n ,dance . ™The committee wishes to the 1 10 6 commlttee wl nli were Mrs. John K missilile base propro-!?,- than" k? - ™all the chaperones who gram does not work, "we mamay'y helpe- d at last week'chaperos dancen . SAFEWAY i-elin. and Mrs. Prank have to appoint an over-ail 1, Elizabeth. Mlai i'czar.' .srdlnk, Iselln, «i«- ;l;l NEW DAUGHTER hiidp, was flower girl. He expressed satisfaction however, with Air Force and I8ELIN — Mr. an»..d Mrs»».>.. his brother ai best u |Army engineer reforms beguniRlcnwd Bohleke, 73 Michael ccorgp Lang, Toms after baae-buildlng delays werelStreet. announce the birth of a .AFE WAV iniinK were Kenneth J made public on July 5. 'daughter - • • , Shelle- •• y Lorraine, fit : i bride's brother, and t h v Muhlcnburg Hospital, ,iccn, both of Iselln. T.W.A. reports' record profit Plainfleld. The couplo now has _ 1 , tour of the New Eng-I for June. 'two boys nnd two girls. Jne combination oj tninoft wt ae> S pe W , nder and y! It's U.S. Choice lamb... brought to th, peak of perfection by luIC l0C rtainy U b6 d h mahes ewau lamo a Dcifer b«\4 for f T? 7 °T ^ ' ° '" ' HJ t V lf if iln the be5t Le oTLam b you ever* d °* "^ '' 9 It's USDA CHOICE LAMB-thi grade tfMt means top SATURDAY flavor, tenderness, juiciness. We buy nothing less than Choice lamb. Combination Leg 0' Lamb A 2 in 1 combination PROPERLY AGED. In our own modern meat plant, buy. Get Chops and Regular Trim. Safeway Lamb is brought to eating perfection by Stawing lamb at our C Whole or Half. A real taste treat! C careful aging in special climate-controlled rooms. low, low price! PERFECT-EATING GUARANTEED. You can't miss with III. Safeway Leg o' lamb-or any meat cut. We guarantee 29 complete satisfaction - every cut, every time - or -SafewaSafeway Trim — I 49

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il l»l ( KJ-fUU • Hit high itnltl Turkey • No loilCjl flltUKll Ajax Spic & Dove WHIT! MAOIC • No ihow winilaNtf Dinner Cleanser Span Toilet Bar NUTUtQVK DOU fl Swimon froien J*v» tl S«lew trswd cbintf Creeffll your, ikirt n iithi Auk KM +M.N*U« WOODBRIDGE GREEN ST. CIRCLE (ISELIN) fAHONi DOIANN fAJIMl *bt. lukmcUon Ri>uir» I OtAND O(ICHE» (KIWI Iwrf **k| 1*41. e% #• P£ 365 SMITH STREET H«|p your child in school. White Magic RTH AMBOY Compute your set on our -' Wi$k ( BtOCKg WEST OF VMHOM) STATION M>y "9ook-A-Week Plan" Llqujd Detergent nn fAWUNO ON PRBMISES AT BOTH STORES Get details at your M r0 p M THRU 8ATU1DAJ 1^* » - nearby Safeway. PAGE EIGHTEEK FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1W50 [Masculin, Zagleski Rip Roselle Park The Rorifrttlon Touch LeaRur CARTKHKT r'urtrrrt Hiffh'lin's 32-yard romp around left Toth, Gregory, Kin*. Tackles — Czubai, Bnniaba, P:i- has adopted "flag football for School's footbltll ,,„„„, vl,stiveiHl M up the scoring oppor- ' ,timltv He also scored the sec- linkns, Praca, Carney, San- :ilI bfivs in the fifth through the improved sin rijlitli gnftie. Flag football has •<- ilir si nil of thew 'lnuchdown, after which toro, Taylor, Tichonor. Coo pei "Kfeason, nnd milking Its mos^Bampj, wielgollnsgl booted the Guards — Kulick, Slsko, Mark- unmoved touch football and Oak 1 •iids aruumentfl and make of- * impressive .' (lrM of foul. successfui conver- owltz, Kacsur, Mltro, Wadlnk, Shop-Rltc dverwhrlmori Park by Mlnard. sure and eany.lt also Mary's 1 the high•sions to make it 13-0. iiiiikcs the gamp more fun for ,-ft 34 to 6 scon nt, In the second period *las- Centers — Wielgollnski, Andres, St. George ""ilchool stadium last Saturday Backs — Dacko, Rozzellc, Zun-, i lie plnycts nnd more appealing Fi'ystock . afternoon before a leski, Jenkins, Maciorowski, id Spi'C'fltOIP. Napoll -•woo support™, mostly from W^ ^^ ^ ^ Masculin, Slmko, Brown, Fln-j K;H h plnyei .s unit consists of White Birrli' **townf . . ., ferance from Bob Barnaba and negan, . Phillip?, SWIIIRIIT, I h II iind a pair of colored I8ELIN-.— A in Richter, Chayda. , i:ii!:., one worn on each hip. All .The Cartcrrt club scored it»'WBlt plnnegan. fd Into the ton ROSELLE PARK 16) .I'iiyns on one team wrar red 8t. Crcelin W Ends — Campagnolii, Sternum). .h>. tlv others yellow. Flags this w. Tackles — Cole. Kokknlis, in' lUtiiciied to the belt by plaa- n'* Dairy ssent Hi,. Scheckler, Shallci'oss. ;lc simps. In play the spot on Inn down to r(, Guards — Schaffer, Freda, To- lie fit Id where one flag It pull- 611-593, RS3-M1 Dacko scored on a 28-yard play. third period an- karskl, Perry. -d fioni the bell-carrtcr is the While th,. -,tent allaround performa other Roselle Park fumble gave Center — Longo. mint where the tackle Is made, winning, he dovn ends and the ball is J?? lor the Blues, naming most of Carteret possession on the 23Back. s — Antonelli, Bel ford, leaders—o»k Tn •PgtHji e yardane for the locals. Pour plays later Tony Maclor- Augustine, Ranelri, Morrison* next put in piny. The tackier off the top p,-1 if^. In the opening period the owsfci went around end for 18 Rowrro, Recchia. should immediately hold hii pair to Uir Hi Values marched S3 yards for ayeards and the final Blue and Score by periods: «»in ihromsh the ;«»|itured flag high to Munal to macy. 0-34 Stan (Bricks) ZaRleski, hard-pluBKinc Cartcrpt fiillbiirk. wrn iarryln« back al>«vr on _i,'toijchdown before the fans White score. Carteret .... 13 14 all that a tackle ha« been made Maryon Roselle Pk 0 0 6— 6 Mrtuclirn team. -'• haYdly had a chance to get In the final period Coach |and the play ends. bowler with comfortably seated In the Touchdowns — Zagleski 2, Mas- Eleven players will be on each'shoot her t<,, ,',', Dougy King sent in most of his culin, Dacko, Mareiorowski, m uaitands. ZaRleski and Masculin reserves, with the result that ''iim 8iid a team has to makp iollln« A 168 [:II1 '•K-dld most of the ball carrying, Raneiri. JO vends In four tries. Only two while her the visitors were able to score PAT — Wiegolinski 4 (place- I'Wwlth Rood line interference. their lone touchdown. I iinnliiR plfys will be allowed.Vn, chipped .Masculin went aver from the ment). out any amount of pusses arejserle*. The h;,;, CARTERET 1341 Offiolals — Jackus, Killkowskl, ^drie-yard line for Carteret's No. nllowrd. Rules can be adopted mark of 421 :,: ^.T'score. MlnuteR lat*r Mascu Ends: — Porter, Makkal, Bakos Sayre, Catale. 'to suit the teams. A player oan-'Blrch club *m . not .stiff arm an opponent or|Mattle Toiimso, 'HIevent him from pulling hit 8t. Oeorue i»jllt,., find Lr-nwip will begin play to-,has been dwelling uinht. with the first game Jtart- ond division >!;,;• Close Race Featured night 8:30 P M. Drugs by mitinim:, Plans have been advanced for out-of-three victor. he coming Halloween Paradeimaclsu on Sunday, October 30. Parade clash 588-f.ej v.lll start at 2:00 P. M. at thestrong to suiT'i •; Shoppinit Center and end a850-58t 7 and 683-i; In Hill Bowl Loop he llipli School football field. One of tin- on Invitations have been distrib- the St. Oeornr tu CARTERET — As a result of I iti-d to all winners in the Rec- Allen, who reio*. .,,,;both top teams winning two! i-ation Leagues during the game before MIK •v games over their opponents this season and all personnel'* *71 *&• ". week, Leo's defeating Clscak's who liuve aided the Recreation With success in Uie .;,•,• ;j. Plumbing and the Hill Bowl l>'paitment. Anyone not reJessi- e Oberdick. 442. ,••, taking two from Koy's, the two cciviiiK his ticket, should wan- Alexander. 403 \ clubs are deadlocked for first tact the writers over the week Mary's Dress sitl.|> place with identical records of nd The annual Rec banquet Into a Ue for third [,; ""11-7 in the Carteret Commer- will be November 1 at St. Ella* conquering Iselin st.,rp-: . cial Industrial League. Hull. three straight, 578-5*!:' i r r The race up to this point has High School stock took a and 884-640. *"" been very close as the last place "We face tomorrow's test with Sayreville with ise at the tewn bounced back The Dressmakers •*. ••"•' team is only four games out of j mixed emotion." That was the way Dougy King from that disasteroiu Metuchen Louise Sinclair with ,t 4 w first place. I Hlckey's 452 toUl waf -.fit | put it when we asked him what he thought of horror to wallop Roselle Park Y The St. Demetrius club was 34 to 6 The team played with- for Shop-Rite -' the only one to win three on Carteret's chances in making it No. 3 over the out the services of Joe White Niday night, thereby giving Bombers when the two clubs meet tomorrow at and Dennis Kopin. The entire •,,'.,,.them six wins in a row and Ronnie Dacko, Carteret quarterback, is seen above raining throush thf Metuchen line »fte.r letting rood blocking from bench saw action, which It Lead Burners, •'•'bringing them up to within one the Sayreville field. team unites. good news. Team should be in game of the league leaders. Two It williw No. 5 game for both clubs, with both fine shape for tomorrow's game other plubs are tied with them sides sporting the identical record of 2-2. Carteret at Sayreville Mechanics No. •-" for second place. One is the The Jay Vees won two games '" Ciscak's Plumbers and the sec- has whipped Clark Regional and Roselle Park and and lost twice and some good ond is Snmmy Ray's Music prospects are getting the need* Scores Sweeps T, Shop. came close two weeks ago against Metuchen, t cd experience. Freshmen team > A game behind the triple tie losing a close decision after leading by three CARTHtBT . Andy Tii ha.s beaten Metuchen 20 to 6, j are two more teams — Koy's posky shot H bw i9l ,LS th" I/a| touchdowns at the start of the fourth period. but lost to Springfield and 'f . and A. G. Miller's Masons, The Burners won a tripl? v:ct«i Perth Amboy. Next home game •'^ C. and C. Oil lost three games We hope to see Carteret take Sayreville tomor- over the Silver Refinery. for the Frosh will be November "" to St. Demetrius. row and then romp along to another victory over Other games the MeehsMcul N< ••*••'• Individually, Leo's Inn had the 7 against Wodbridge 3 swept the Mivlmr.ic; No, : ..._• two higest bowlers of the night South River the following week. After that it will Let's check on Carteret'i op- with Peter Panek hitting 51! I as Carl Marclniak rolled a big be tough going against Woodbridge and Perth ponent's Sayreville won set the pace from winless Manvlle 30 to 6 • • 624 set on scores of 234 and Two game wnuj.:- *vrr 10 . ,, 2-12, followed closely by Lou Amboy, two Class IV ball clubs, although Perth now has a 2 won and 2 lost Mechanics No ! • trie Sir.c =•'• Butokcy's 236.and 225, with a iccord . will be tough, pass Amboy's record is far from impressive this season. tecs M Andy PHM 611 set. Tommy Ackalewicz just The Barrons, however, are real tough. a lot .. m, the missed the magic 600 circle by South River lost to Edbon Sheeters with ]•* six pins on games of 200, 211, • * * JS four of their stars were on ing 578, the M.,* Leo's Inn also went into the play Long Branch tomorrow. porUUon, / lead in the team division with ball followers to see Casey Stengel get the axe Woodbridge beat Linden 7 to orer the Tai.t H ".,. a smashing 995 single game. from the New York Yankees after an jmpressive 0 on a long pan. On top In the' The weekh ,10,,, p record of winning championships. Old age was County with their 3 wini and •!„, t Nascak : o5. tie should daughter Perth given by the Yankee management as the reason |rm -r,,.. Phillips Team Amboy tomorrow Nai<> for letting Stengel go. GM George Weiss was also { Middletown lost to Red Bank j p. panek 2K \\ < Wins 3 To Hold given the heave-ho, although he was pushed up- 20 to 14 and play Freehold to-ij. Mutnan :o; -,\ ward to a consulting job. i morrow ... ion J09, J Ki>t: - * * * Perth Amboy lost to Jeff enonky 207. M Cm First Place by a lopnidrd score. |201, C Andti!..' - The team races in the various bowling leagues 8 213 A p CARTERET — By winning When the 1961 football sea-i *' ' ' three games, Phillips Team No. around town are very close in some instances. son arrives, three Kami will brDtugos 214 mwtiMK ag Railway. Springfield The summ.i:•• 2 continued to hold first place Take for dcample, in the Carteret Commercial- in the Carteret Lanes Women's ;'iid Mlddlttown will not be on MecriamcB .\, Industrial League at the Hill Bowl, the 12 teams our schedule Mort of thei' League this week. Richer Porter, Carteret end, ruakinj a short gain after ri-criviiij a forward pas* from Carterct back In th* Mctwhen (new teams will be from Middle- Mechanic* Marge Russo was high for th are separated by only four full games. game. night with a sizzling set of 500 sex County Mechanic* N> on scores of 171, 183 and 146. Handling sud Other big scores were hit b: Hu urUm Stor Vi Candia 189, A. Shaner 187, Two Teams Tied Blues To Play Star Team \ "« * ' Close Race Seen chantci V H. Mullan 184 and 8. Phillips Smelter 180. the final game Orohmann'E In Mujor Soccer L'ptet Paul's Grid Picks . Two game winners included For First Place At Sayreville surance was a two-game win- lies ELIZABETH - The Wood-Ll Women Lead Burin 1 •> , Baumgartners, Ideal Liquors, ner over the Academy Alleys. bridge' Hungarians manipulated Woodbridgt over Perth 1 Stiver ' Andy's Market and Ooden CARTERET — The Cartere The summaries lollcftv: a major upset in the New Jer- Amboy ,33 Chevrolet. In City League High School football team Anbury Park over Red Bank 28 Electrons ,ity line 956 861 907 For 1st Place sey State Soccer League Bowling League The team standings follow: sporting a 2-2 record, will pla re- jBrlck Township over Pt. CARTERET — Led by John Sabos Sport sjiop 875 868 HI Si cently by defeating the Eliza- 1 |She««ii W L the fttit of a series of two roai CARTfcRET—The Goldf Star CARTERET - Tht hot race Pleasant Chomicki's big 585 set, the ' Babies Furniture 822 866 813 beth Ukrainians, last year's c r s«Main Offio Phillips No. 2 16 < 5 games tomorrow by going ti :Meat Market m0Ve<1 Up 8 betwern the league leading » teret owr 8«yrevi|le tqret Burner Service won three ., 67 855 795 ^ |Champion., by a close 2 l score. )& Ward No. 9 14 7 Sayreville to face the Bombei Walt and Gene's r 8l Peler 1 wlth lthe Academy AIle(y8 for The Cream-O-Und Dairy and the 8 P » » Tank Andy's Market 13 8 games from the Slovak Club In their annual gridiron mee Grohmann Insur. 815 802 Bill * «•»« »U bitterly fought . Tlrc1II>t1 nlann li-nn lniliae Ann Anw*\rr A1 rVvnct nf »WA •«_.. _.lii_ A.I _ ff 2 Olach No. 5 11 10 to remain in a tie with Darab's Ing. Game time is set for »^^=™., »ii»,.» mo at* tii.i. P'"** Acaaemy AI- most of the way with i the ag- Academy Alleys 812 840 |7l2;leys Women.s Wednesday Bowl- gressive Woodbridge club scor- Ideal liquors 10'A 10 Tavern for first, place In thP.Me . Branch W Ling League by talcing tiro games ing a goal late in the second Nlle Scratch League continues Godeny Chev 10 11 Carteret City Bowling League Sayreville defefted Manvill Babies Furniture ... IB 3;froin Kocheck's Pharmacy, half to pull the contest out of over Neptune Baumgartners 9'A UV. In the meantime Joe Vernil- last week by 20 tO:6. The Bomb Walt & Gene's 1.1 4 while the Academy Alleys was the fire. 8ouUl Aly's Dress Shop . 11 lo's 574 helped the Darabs take era also have a 2tt-2 record a sweep triumph. Grohmann Ins 6 losing two game in an upset to .Sunday afternoon the Wood- Put week of competition. ..Tie With Qreen Lantern 9 12 three games from Brady's Tav- the game should be an intei Sabos Sport Shop 6 oirMe. Mattel's 8unoco . 12V ern to remain in a deadlock eating one between two even Midge's Beauty Nook. bridge Hungarians are sched- t-ream-O-Land banged out a City line S. C. : 5 l0 Brunswick A. Michael & Son . 8 13 with the Carteret Burner Serv- matched clubs, even thougi \ Sitars Shop-Rite, by virtue uled to make an appearance at triple win over Cndell, Academy Alleys 5 0 Inc., j Union over Jefferson «For 1st Plat-e Kepich 7 14 ice for first place. Sayreville is in Group m ani • o off aa threthreee gamgamee sweesweepp oveoverr homhomee facinfacingg ththee WestflelWestflelddwhile Lescheks Diary took'philltpgburg over Carteret is stilUn Group II. Soklere, moved allll ththe way up'Lion.'Li s at the high school three from Jack Page's Tavern,! SomervTlfe "'" |» CARTEKKT Another three game winner 8PORTVMAN LEAGUE ! Head Coach Dougy King to second position from fourth stadium, t!t was Lord Maxwell over the TButuday-Nire 9:00 P. M. The honor roll Included Per- North Plalnfleld over gained » ' *" the Blues faces the game with Cirtcret tun, lie. place ] Academy Alleys. Two game ry Darley of Cream-O-Und^ Bound Brook Jj the top rung »'' Lou Kasha's 609 mixed emotions, ke doesn't W Lt it|!l winners were City Line Auto '•'• Bert Stojka coatinues to lead Library Celt $202 Diary with acore of 180, 191 jHlghland Park over Btelnart 33!BO*III« ' "' Body Shop over Joe's Bar, Qeza know what to expect, although Angeio^Mtchu**'* eo»» ,, the individual race with a brill- and 174 for a big 5*45 set, DoJcranford ovt-r HIIlBlile Minn* Kit'"" '"' he is hoping for the best. woodbridge a & AC . lOm Saralll( 1 1 Stojka became a member of the i|iant_ average of 161. UOilUtion from BPW\ ' ot Prank Brownii Record to date; Won - 3D,.while tin- lii" '' Leads Fox Team • A big crowd will accompany jS^^,rttte R8llway Bowling Triplicate Club by hit ]\ The summaries follow: I I • . !*Jth a 221 and 515 net Betty Lo»t - 13, Avg 750 Mantes un-r HW, the Blues to JSayieville for to-'coroell Estates 71 •/OODBRIDOE - A checklEhrhart of Midge's ° r' -- --'*»» ing three identical! games of;morrow* ball game. Kettyk Piv« « Gold Star Mkt. 478 3»B 559of To 12 Straight 154. | B & D TV 1202 was received by theiNook with 201, Rose Watycho- »!• Ban-on Public Ubrary Board1 wlcz of Gieiivers with 152 \r\ Kollbus Tavern fJKochecks Pharm. 412 478 484 CAKTEKMT Pox Mei The honor fell Included M 01 • Cl . this week as a donation from and 177 for a big 508 set' anri OPEN BOWLING Schoenwels 202, F. Donnellly OlOdll k!IlOOIS I rjlln;r Store cuntlilUed thtlr bllstet'lll the Woodbridge Township Busily iJlQk of Cream-O-S 214, P, Margaitto 201, J. Ver- Play Boys iiiMidgt's Bty Nook 554 481 479 ON ALL ALLEYS eluded pace by sweeping, tilt Agile 1 t/n's Tavern jnesB and ProfeMional Women'bjhitUiiK 210. • Slovak Club , team to lemuln undefeated nillo 201, A. Seca, 210 and J \«t Ac ( Iti iJarabb 1'nvtrn -. .. 14 Academy Alleys 406 486 481 Mundity from bltu Y, M. c Hruwuti Ttiveni .. . . 15j thr Cdinmuulty League at thChemlcki 201. V & *** VJly Hunur Koll g of the library' The 1 502 432 550 lurv «:0t) rM to »:00 I'M Carteiet (.am *. The team standings follow: i». «TI.~ m l.uu Moliiur 234-202-177 - Hi Sitais 3hop-Rite Board will be held toniglu uii W I.oBue '202, J. Sain 21S, M. Vlvl-! . , „ eluded Ltd by Lou Kantian brilllm D ullll;rs 8 o'clock at the library. Elee- Maturity frum

I'., I , tion* of tbt new era, mutt kid PAGE NINETEEN I Do toe aid a harbomjutor law a boat tow* hit oHnrt to avoid the erron Uoni required of applicant* for row ing a ikler orou hi* bow within picking time has arrived In sales tax In New Jeriey are Editorial *•!•• of the put H« muit be alive admiMtan to the examination 50 feet at high speed. Se re- Mew Jersey with bitfs In Burl- putting the cart before the hrd Party Slated to UM MOlal, economlo and po- for llcenntre at Health Offleet „„ the advice of Su- versed hii boat to avoid hitting ington, Ocean and Atlantic horte . . . The purchasing s lltloal implication* of the time. Two contracts for Initial fly St. James PTA •; :;iurl Justice John J. the ikler and whittled him counties alive with pickers . . . power of the New Jersey con- 1 In the field of busmen, he will sumer dollar m August was WOODBRIDGE-Plans were ,„„ large group of new down and ordered the boat construction work at 8pruce|Weven deaths from industrial -: CLASSIFIED :- make his client aware of the 45,8 cents based on 100 cents • „, the bar during In- alongside. Run and Hound Valley In Hun* made for a card party Novem- RATES - INFORMATION social as well M the legal re- accidents occurred In New Jer-as of June, 1939 . . . Routine ber 2 by St. Jamei' PTA with ;'''' ,,r(.moniei at the State To hi.; amaiement the oo- 11 08 rot 15 worda uponnlblllOn of the enterprise terdon County have been sey during August, the State checking against the hazards Mrs. Leon Wltkowskl presiding. Deadline for ti%; Ti jnupanta of the speeding boat and he will have the courage boat awarde_ _d _ bIy the State Conaerva- Department of Labor and Ino-f dally living is the best In- Mrs. Joseph Tirpak and Mrs n Amboj AVOIM FlBlsti Coat, ror • UmliM wofldbridft, N. J. Ml 4-MM time _ __ fl.ii p*r c»l. Big Savings Now On All Pictures Make FRANK HOVANEC race, Vineland, N. J. come a problem, AleolwWci IN Btattn ATtnqe, Avcnel ME 4-0012 •II AMBOY AVENUI Anonymous can help you. Call ME IH1I • Trumpets * Saxophones 657 Roosevelt Avenue 10/20 100 Fulton Street WOODBRIDCil Good Gifts! IBI 2-1515 or write P. O. BM Tel. MK 4-10M • Trombones • Clarinet* CARTERET, N. J. BOOMS AND • ;253, Woodbridge. , Woodbrldge Op«n Ollly I A. M. tfl 7 f. M. Call ME 4-3651 Carpentry - Matmry Delleatassu • Valve Buglr* APARTMENTS WANTED • CAMERA REPAIR Shoe Repair Finitire Movlig ft Tracking Remember . . . • PASSPORT PHOTOS Anyone having HAVINQ TROUBLE With y«U All • PHOTOSTATS FURNISHED ROOMS sewerage? Electric Seweroot- for the finest In VAT1CANO er removes roots filth, sand TREAT SHOPPE • LAMINATION CARPENTRY SHOE SERVICF and and stoppage from clogged <11 Kaawaj Move "IDEAL WAY" Accordions • ACCIDENT PHOTOS and EFFICIENCY APART- pipes, drains and sewers,, No WINTER BROS. Phone rO-S-l knd SERVICE digging, no damages — rapid (O»» WUU Cktrtk) MENTS for rent in local MASONRY Accordion and efficient. Call Tony's WiytMi Fm. AGENT NATIONAL VAN WHILE area, please write Plumbing and Heating, ME 4- • IALAOI at Thtto Best GALLARD'S PHOTO Mrrtflj W«o4krMn LINES Instruction U-WAIT 8007. '10/6-JO/27 •lac* itn • SOPA rODNTAW Come to 547 Amboy Avenue Personnel Manager ( I. UKATIOM • Bl||ir Vilnti • Top Brantfi UI6 St. Oeorte Aye.. Avenel ')R SHOP • rUSH BAXIBT GOODS • B*tttr krrlc* • Lowir Piled Woodbridge, N. J. HESS TRADING & Our Own Advice: Remember i tui'iiiom VUlt Our Ntw Han it 1-4 Roonu — 120, J25, |30 EDDIE'S there Is no magic to accomplish Mon., Wed. 10 to 8 TRV US! ( i I UllM HUim O»M 1 A. M. U 11:11 r. II St Otun AreitM at 0. 8 S-l **«mi - W. Ut, ISO MUSIC TRANSPORT, INC. worthwhile things. t »I»RI UXOMLOIQ CENTER Tues., Thurs., Sat, 10 to 6 fNCLODINO IDNDAT8 Hltbwar 1, AvtBtl Friday 10 to 9 120-A Main Street P. O. Box 200 t • mntracuL * Monui (At UM WoMkrMf* One of these days the world Otwcd WcdnMday All Day ClomttaJ CIKU) PRIVATE LESSONS Woodbridge Port Reading, N. J. may be peopled by saints, but i uttom o»n • *. n u » r M. International • Modem • CUuslc*] Hhone WE 6-0240 10/20-10/27 the time has not yet arrived. hi,ji to Toir - Plumbing & Heating lad. IM. Beginners and Advanced Member New Jersey Shoe Ongi PtaoM MKreorj «•««• Learn to plaj the aecordloa In Rebuildini Association Hr Too BaaO th< *»«7, modern way. No accor- Charles Farr SEWAREN NOTES Hill; lann4 Lawi & Gardei dion W bo/. Snow Tire Wheels - RAYMOND We Also Plumbing & Heating Weather Forecast: JACKSON Specialize MRS DAVID BALFOUR Srlnsky are visiting Mr. and Vincent Keller CLASSIFIED In Electric Sewer Service HEAVY SNOW! (97 West Avenue Mrs. Joseph Lucas, Woodbridge Builder Teach Ine the Sewartn Avenue. and SON KLEINS Telephone: Prepare NOW by ME 4-0247 V. (iiiiiniloo ror — Kathy Gallagher, daughter ADS MErcur? 4-0594 buying I' '•' sum* Atrtct, VIOLIN — Lorna Slmonsen, daugh- of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gallag- Druggists Fan ft Gardei Ceiter and SNOW TIRE WHEELS ter of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy her, 164 Woodbridge Avenue, Pliont ¥ 621 UNDEN AVENUE m For Your Slmonsen, East Avenue, cele- has received a postcard from n Main Street WOODBRIDGE FOE BRING PORTABLE Woodbridte, N. J. brated her 13th birthday last England from Henry G. Srnlth- Snow Tires! week with a dinner party atjles who Is enjoying a visit there Chimney Repair Woodbridge, N. J. Nursery Stock CHORD ORGAN For All Make Cars her home. Guests were Ellen with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. HKrtvy «-«M and RESULTS Miuic Means a Lifetime of Barch's Auto Wreckers IBloom, Nancy Lima, Diane Smithies lived at 164 Wood- Joy for Your Girl or Bo; Radio & TV Service Simonsen, Wendy Howell and;bridge 'Avenue some years ago • WILD BIRD SKED Beverly St,, End of Leflert Arjene Haas, Woodbridge. before moving to Woodbridge, ACME Qvitn Tooli u4 InppUei CARTERET ENROLL NOW!! Set Need — St. John's Church vestry —The Sewaren Civic Associ- wnill Mule liotroctloi Kl 1-4747 Or Kl 1-<412 MASONRY SERVICE uil Featuring REPAIR? will meet tonight at 7:30 P. M.ation will meet Monday at 8:30 at the Parish House. M i.H 7-1565 Avenel Pharmacy utn EiceWor, Accordiana, Iorlo Call Sweet Shoppe P. M. at the school. Bernard Dot "< tti **•*' In Woodbridge It's The ME 4-4360 — George Arway, Steven Hartnett. Township bualneai l*n-H*r-rMl MOM Makfto and Other Leadlnf Brand* Gortvay and Frank Pallnkas »44 RAHWAV Icatt'i Un fradatu administrator, will be ' tha urili* Uardco Cbuuctlt Frauk Kreisel of Accordions ART'S RADIO participated w,lth other mem- speaker, C«maft "Perth Araboy'i Oldest KING GEORGE'S bers of Boy Scout Troop 16 In a 4-19(4 MU8I0 STUDIO & TELEVISION Mr. and Miyv Sigmund Ciuar»nt««4 in Accordion Center" weekend camp-out at Raman zabiocld have received word SWEET SHOPPE Arsenal. The ONE and ONLY SALES and SERVICE that their daughter, Mrs. ftlch- PRESCRIPTIONS — Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gyen- 1 > iir), Built. Cleaned KLEIN'S Cor. King Oeone Road and ard Totka, and her husband 155 Avenel Street, Avenel :s, 164 Old Road, arc the par- , Clum Avenue who Is stationed with the Army WHITMAN'S CANDIKS Repair Estimate! Free! ents of a baby girl born Sat- and stone Polntlni Fords In Nelllngen, Germany, have re- Fin ft Gariei Ceiter EDDIE'S Antennas Installed urday at the Perth Amboy R CMBCUM - Film turned from a 30-day leave that !4 Main Street, Woodbridft tubei Tested Free at Our mot* General Hospital. **• Coffee To Go Ihey spent touring Switzerland, Can Radio! Stnlced PrompUj — Mr. arid Mrs, Marvin QrMtlof Cardi •** Stationery Franco and Italy. ME 4-0021 MUSIC CENTER Brown, fftrmerly of Sayrcville, EsUblUhtd 1938 Open All Da; Sunday are new residents at 671 West — Pvt. Sigmund Zablockl, Jr., Repaired Fueral llrectors OPEN SUNDAY Kd Bonkoski, I'rop, Roofing & Siding Avenue. Jrhey have two child- has been transferred to J\ 357 SUte 8t., P. A. Va «-12M ren, Sandra, 11, and Marvin, Jackson, S. C, where he is en- JULIUS E. IZSO, Prop Jr., 10. Mr. Brown is associated rolled In an Army business ad- """" I*. Ut Albwij StTMt T. R. STEVENS ministration school. M»\ , N. J. with the Tow Motor Corpora- Call ME 4-0750 Music Lessons ttoodm ind Slufet Metal Work Water Softeners tion, Port Newark. — The Sewarcn Home and, Read The 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. — The Sewaren Library is School Circle will sponsor Hal- Coalft O N Synowiecki Music WOODBRIDGE open tyday for the first time at loween parties for the children Private Lessons on the Lessons SALES its new location on West Ave- in the classrooms Monday af- ternoon, October )1. An Elec- Directory Ads in the nue, residents are urged to Funeral Home • Uultu SERVICE tion Day food sale at the school Conven- stop by and inspect the new 4 Acctritloa November 4 Is also scheduled, LET US ience Of' RENTALS premises and the many new s • Cnimjwi «lie Your 36 Carteret Avenue Liquor Stores Your Home Water Softener Salt eference books tjiat have been NIXON OUTLINES AID ud (tket TRUMPET - SAX - Soft Water $oap purchased. An 'jOpen House" Vice President Nixon has Carteret, N. J. UutniDMltl Air j for the public li being plan- HEATING PROBLEM,' (XARINET Warm Alt Hut Swlmmlnt Pool Supplies proposed that the Federal Gov- [luucri & Advanced Students Industrial Kitoau&l Sjrttm ned by the board, date to beernment provide financial? as- ' from : TeiepbOM RJ 1)713 AVEN L Mutor Guards LOW RENTAL KN announced soon. roil CKBB ESTIMAni SERVISOFT $i»tance to half the 25,000 medl- [ St LIQUOR 8\ >RE l'1-AN KOB HtlilNNKRS — The Sewaren Bridge Club ""i»-e to Complete MB 1-2H5 or Ml <-$2M OI' WOODBRIDGE cal students in the nation. He' lu», • Alteratlotu B«er« ud Uouon SKMONES Guitar Studio We're .SUJCUIIISII Ij) *14 coiliiret, HOW TO BUV 4(1 School 81, Woodbridie • BEAH WHEEL ALIGN to get nigS BUKPLU8, i u 474 ABtBOX AVEN UK MENT and BALANCS to srmpitm SAM» Phone ME 4-MCX 1'ION BXRV1O8, P.O. .; •*• KI urn A Mopti WOODBBIDOB, N. J. B&AKB 8EBVIC1 , a IVloulh 1S1B, Wuhlngtnn J, D. C 7 For Appolntnent

liidtM^ FRIDAY. OCTOWR «, 1^» PAGE TWENTY Democrats Will '•Donations By CARTERET A mrrtmn of the Ladles Auxiliary V.F.W wan CARTERET — Candidates of held" Monday evening In thf the local Democratic party for iwst rooms. Mayor, Borouuh Cowvil "ri The members voted donations; Tax Assessor will speak ftt a to the Department Cancer fund.] special session of the Uki-miian- hospital quota. N. J. Cottage. American Citizens Club. 728 Christmas cheer. The silver of- Roosevelt Avenue at 4 P M.. faring was awarded to Mrs. Sunday, October 23| according Florence Ambrose. A cookie j to Stephen TarnoTskt, presi sale, to raise funds, is now In dent. J progress and may be ohtnlned i Seeking office in Stephen from any member. Isklba. for mayor: John DZur- The auxiliary will assist at I ilia and Adam Sjymborski, for the annual VF.W. dance which ]council: and Thomas Mllik for will be held November 5. at. the assessor. A question and ans- St. Demetrius Community Cen-I wer period will follow. t«T. Tickets are available from

Two weeks aRo. candidates of i**t or auxiliary members 1 the local Republican Party * soci"1 followed the meet-, seekiiiR office discussed their,'"K *lth MRr*e, Nfim,elh m. platform to the club member- charge of hospitality. The next meeting of the group wll be After ld on Kovpmbcr 7 P M the teuton. .•erresh> ' "' " , Phot,, show, wrnr in front of thr Memorliil Mimlripal HnildinB S:lln,,|;(v ,,,(|rmi 111 h* Rprvpri l i 1SII HA. Tamowski ure^i- ATTEND COLLEGE DA V Polish flax P UK clutLZZ CARTERET - Ten Carpet ' " the many pi-rsmw who «Uni-Me<1 the crrrmnnv. "-»M that the club's annual dance High School girls a tended Col- DB ftt iwill be held on Saturday. No-:"*'' V Douglass College Mi-v Swenson. H nutivi- of \j(trrif \J J7/ last rhe roup UKln A jvember 19 in Bethen Hall at *«*• * ^ Swensons Honorrd on Brooklyn, and Mr. Season, a ttsetnhlynwn 9 P. M. Udd-s orchestra has Margaret Kornehik Dorothy, ff. ... ,. native of Sweden, wir mar- To Ad,!,,, !be(.beenn engagedennandI toprovidto providee Ith>ein.h _ Yvonne Pehola. ^Alice]\ Golden W MMlHtf Hale : ried Octobor 15. 1910. m St. CAFtTKRET Charles W CARiL.tn music for the dance which ls ZRwridfki. Paulette Kaufman. .Bn( J pl qtl Mrs. 1 open to the public. Co-chairmen " Hlggins. and Arlin Ivan- ^«v ^ Benson. 180 Got- Marks Church Cartntt bj the Munis, tint, boioujih, picsid uj ni^incss ,,iui I of the eventt are Michaell Bob-Bob-itSKlltsk1 -' dod n StreetStt. PertPeth AmboyAmboy, forin- Rev. H. A. L. Sadtltr. of the Crntial Jersey Shrine ,«ns cinh .., „ |enchlk and Richard Lozak. The rCHODOS,unnnl!a H UAOBAR MIT7V» MITZVAHH jerly of Carteret. were honored The couple lived In Cartorrt Club, who will lead the local lar mi'etuiB T until moving to Perth Amboy. membi is of the ninanlzallon (jnoiu i •.:,, ,{ ber 6 at 3 P. M. W yeare ago. Mr. Swenwm rf- pnrtictpaIinw in the nnniml'•>' Mnxs p ,, tired three years ago from shrine Club Night program at lonsrvt-lt \u,, ! TAKES OVFR HKI.M — l'holo shows Franris A. D'Zurilla I right) newly elected presi- will mark his Bar Mitzvah at sary. Westvaoo Chemical Division of Crescent Temple Moi«quc of the A IJUPM >\»-, dent of the Raritan Traffic Club Inc. receiving gavel from outgoing president, Gene S. Today's basebaU bullpen is of ceremonies to he held tomorrow! The supper was given by their the Food Machinery and Chem-Ancient Arabic Order. Nobles nun Jos«-|iii n Rotondi. Mr. D'Zurilla is general traffic manager of thf Foster Wheeler Corporation. exaggerated value, says Hall of nt the Congregation Brother- sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. leal Corp.. Cftrt«ret of the My.-tic Shrine In Trcu--*ill imv- n. i The installation dinner was attended by many from Carteret. Fame first baseman Bill Terry. i i synogogue atand Mrs. Harry Rapp. Carteret. hood of srae Tl»e couple has six grand-ton tomorrow the pi' -o.un tlnti', " Tin. i 312 Pershlng Avenue The Kld-^nd Mrs. John M. Bandola. Jr.. im children and two great-grnnd-will honor Shnue Club activity,, I tli ilr -*- Soviet keeps exchange pro- dush will be held at Bethlen Scotch Plflins. More than 135 children. throughout the Stnttv K :•«! P M St. Joseph's Jottings Kleinfield pram going. Hall following the services. persons attended. By REV. PHILIP M. BRENNAN, OSM. . Fete Slated Ghosts and Goblins: The WAYNE-^Auto racing cham-|| Harvest of FOOD SAVINGS! CARTERET — Teen Talk: The reactivated teen club gotgirls and boys of St. Joseph's pions and other prominent 2. GUYS off to a running start under the grade school will participate In figures in the speedway sport / new and able President, Joseph the annual Halloween Parade will gather Saturday night, on Friday, October 28. Arrange- Dragon. The first bit of busi-j October 22, to fete the dean of •? O /A A H A R ness on hand of the meeting of!ments for the school float and Route 9, Woodbridge 1 American racing announcers, last Monday was the election the parade are being made by of class representatives with Mrs. Ben Fondt of the P. T. ANat Kleinfield, at a testimonial Open Evenings 'til 10 - Sunday 'til 8 one girl and one boy being! dinner at the Circle Restau- GRANULATED picked to represent their high; rant, Route 23, Wayne, N. J. school class on the executive Grape Festival Set The Fair Lawn spieler never board. In Honor of Demeter missed an assignment in the The members of the club sport over i 31 year period SAVOY GOLDEN elected the following class rep- CARTERET — The Holy until late last month when he resentatives: Marilyn Cury and SUGAR Name Society of the St. Elias suffered a mild stroke and SUCREST Dennis Pellegrini as Juniors; Church will hold.a grape -f«a» failed to make dates at Old 303 •William WinrJerman and Cyn-tival, to honor of the late Mi- Bridge, Flemingy>n, and Tren- thia Dragon as Sophomares; chael Demeter, a former trus- ton. John McKenna'and Cheri Vi- tee of the parish, Sunday eve- Completely , jrfecovered now, CREAM CORN telle as Freshmen. ning, October 23, at 7 P. M. inKleinfield, his wife, and two FREE TRADING STAMPS! . "• The first meeting of the the St. Ellas Hall. youngsters will be the principal executive board will take place Tradition food will be serv- figures at the dinner, slated to II. this evening at 6:30 and there er with the members of thestart at 7:30 P. M. and open to C will be a general meeting of theLadies. Guild in charge of thethe public as well as the racing I club on Monday evening it 1:3f>kitchen. Co-chairmen of the fraternity. Co-chairmen Charles in the school hall. PotatOeS U. S. Grade A No. 1 affair are Michael Turk* and Trombetta, Armory 4-3586, and COTTAGE m. 1(H25 , The young people of the par- John Mitro. ex-champion racer Bob Sail, lsh are reminded that October Music for dancing will be Lambert 5-1379, both ip Pater-|| 30 till November 6 is Catholic provided by the Kara Nemetb. son, can be contacted for £icket|| Youth Week and your best Orchestra. The affair is open information and reservations sharing in the observance of t0 the public. Many 1960 champions will be IOY . *«- 29° this week would be to receive present, among them Dutch CHEESE Bartlett Pears » Holy Communion on either of Schaefer, ARDC king; Joe Keljy these Sundays or during the Guidance Counselors and Vince Conrad, Old Bridge week itself. Stadium co-champions; Al Axelrddi f #| C Anyone, for Football? The To Meet with Parents Tasnady and Lea Farley^ Flem- Holy Name Society is sponsor- Lb. Cup CARTERET — An invitation ington Fairgrounds co-cham- ing a bus trip to the Notre pions, and others from other White Rose Tuna ™ 3"79 las been extended to the par- Dame-Navy game in Philadel- branches of motor competition. phia on Saturday, October 29 :nto of college bound juniors 24 Dancing, entertainment, and If you are interested in making ind seniors to meet with the uidance counselors at Carteret a family style dinner are on Froifn Veg«Ubl«i Cnl A WMt» Anwttr-in a reservation then hurry and 1'imrnlo-MiiMiMfr *. '<»'•• Ugh School on Wednesday the evening's menu at the Pr&s. Pf»i k Currott, Krtn- call Joseph Casaleggi at KI 1- kk Cut, or rmifh fil«! * <>7 vening, October 26, at seven North Jersey site. SALADA PICT-SWEET 2" 29« Kraft Cheese snees 28. 4895. Dramatic Chrilttnas: It j'clock. At this time the pro- might be a bit early to be think- cedure of college application ing about the great' Day of will be detailed and scholar- Church Youth Units ship opportunities outlined. PARKAY MARGARINE **21« Nestles totCOFFE E ™ 89< Christmas but we Just want to Install iSew Slates'! Inform you that the Dramatic These meetings will end in TEA BAGS Club is making preparations for time for the parents to at- AVENEL —' Installation of , & Christmas Play. Keep an tend the regular P. T. A. session ffleers was held at meetings of open eye and ear for further scheduled for the same evening. two youth societies of. St. An-1 BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES 3'«S5e HAPPY ICE CREAM ' • details on this play. drew's Church. Charles Masa-j Pfcg. of 48 Whltr - Vrllno - \i<-\t\ tood - Mirblr • I'hwnUU Mall Honry Splrr Milk ( hornlatr • Toigfd (wonul It Oi Convention First: The first rick was installed president of II 15c Off Label 2 for State Convention of the HolyBetty Ann Kovacs the C.Y.O.; Barbara Possiel, B»My Crocker Frostinji — All Flavor* — 7 th. tie - U Oi. Sea Pak FISH STICKS Name Society was held last vice president; Mary Ellen I weekend at Asbury Part' with Given Bridal Shower Apostal, secretary; Basil Uccl,|| It Oi. Pk|. a tremendous attendance that CARTERET — Miss Betty treasurer. STRAWBERRIES 5 <« 99c ORANGE JUICE far exceeded the expectation of Ann Kovacs was honored at a Religious instruction foril those who planned the affair. bridal shower, given by her Our delegates for the three day C.Y.O. members began Tue'sday mother and held at the First night with a recreation hour|| . conference were: John Ring- Slovak Citizens Club Saturday wood, Thomas Maroney, Ar- evening. featured after. Armour Siar-Swifts Premium thur Dunne, George Mulligan, Rev. Christopher Reilly, as-II Joseph Casaleggi, and Fathe Guests attending were from sistant pastor of Our Lady of Philip M. Brennan, O.S.M. Carteret, Woodbrldge, Perth Peace Church, Fords, i was Teens on Toes: All you guy:Amboy, and Cliff side Park. speaker at the Young Ladles' and gals get your dancing slip Miss Kovacs, daughter of Mr.Sodality installation. New of- pws out or juut come bare and Mrs. Julius Kovacs of 1ficer9 s are: Dolores Poll, prefect; 48 Illftu!!i'! footed to the dance at thiWarren Street will become tin Frances Pilecki, vice prefect; Columbian Hall Friday Octo bride of James Stima, 32 WarJean Grezner, secretary and STAMr3 bjer 28 beginning at 7:30. Adre-n Street on November 12, atVirginia Cashlon, treasurer. mission will be thirty-five cents 3:30 P. M. in the St. Joseph The Rev. Armand Pedata is|| The dance is being sponsore R. C. Church. moderator for both societies. by the Sodality for high school Well Trimmed ers and the toe-tapping musii 19HS Reunion Group To Serve Luncheon RIB STEAKS 59 Chuck Pot Roast 5 8 Will be provided by the "Blaz as." Seeking Classmates On Election Day CARTERET — The Carteret CARTERET—An open kitch- Freshly Grond High School Class of 1935 iesn will be held on Election Day,! "S0&SIG/V looking for the following class- November 8, sponsored by thei Chopped Chuck 58 CROSS RIB ROAST 68 mates: Seymour Lewis, Harold St. Mark's parish with Mrs. Kd- Zabel, Alexander Konda, Marie na Donovan and Mrs. Myrtle BrtuU i. Ut* Cut—Gort. Iiup. ( .mnrd CM Podgurski Grier, Jethro VanDe- Plrigyl as co-chairmen. CHICKEN PARTS »• 48c HQRMEL PICNIC HAMS 3 ih. 1.87 venter. Anyone knowing their , Clajtn chowder, hsunbuiHfis, whereabouts, please contact hot dogs, and cake and cotltr SWIMS HIANKS AU Beef lb. 5«c Vigo-SUced - Imports Danish l'no« fANNVD HAM Imported 3 George F. Sheridan, 20 Orchard will be on sale With advance Scluukhaus BOILED HAM 5 Ox PkK 4H POT ROAST Calf Style Street, Carteret, N. J.—Phone orders to be made with the WHTACJE HAMS Smoked-DaWe. lb. 58c Vienna - Kosher Style 8 hear Mam FRANKS KI 1-7985. Class Reunion is above chairmen. scheduled for Saturday, Oc- NKCK HONES En.elh.rn • Fre,h Cut Ib. 19c CORNED BKEF