\ Newspaper Devoted Complete News. Pictures , ii,c Community Interest Presented l;n!r:v. tJf-arly Full Local Coverage 3nfcepenbent • leabet And Impartially Kacli Week XLV-NO. 6 Entered us Bttrnnd Class MntliT Published Kvery Th«r«d»T »t the Pom. Office, Woodbrlcluc, N, J. WOODBrtfDGE, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 Qreen Bir«t. Woodbrttff*. If. 1. PRICE EIGHT CENTS 1 Hits Fitzpatrick's Popularity Evi dencei by Flood of Letters Two Rooms Volunteer iemler Status Quo I Gas Co. Are Added Continues I Hearing To School In Colonija i. HculalioiiH Proven (|( 13 (llussrdoin* Approved iiil^o I pholiU (ouncirs • |n(.()i reel," Senator For School No. 17; to Action in Abolishing irlls Utility Board Break Ground Shorll Fiir niflrirt No.. 12 ..•.nnilllXiE — The objec- COLONIA -- Opponents of the WOODBRIDQB - Construction ,i ||lf> Town Committee to present system of an Independent ,,.',,,,, nf the EllMbethtown of the new Inman Avenue Schoo Fire Company In the former Fire n —School 17— will start around "ir,'i ,iril Ciiis Company for tai- District No. 12 i Inman Avenue ','.,1:,;^ i-at.es were filed Tues- April IS at a cost of $384,332. seel ion' were denied a summary >'„•' Tmvu^liip Attorney B. W Low bidders who received the JudKment Monday by Superior i, [nie the Public Utilftie: contracts are: William M. Conolly Court Judse Frank L Cleafy who r ft, Sons, aeneral construction, , . .ion said the action of the Woodbridge $248,778; Arrow Iron Works, struc .,•,„• vrntel In his persuasive Township Committee In abolishing tural steel. $4,998; R. 0. Maupn the district and assiimlnK the area i,,.f,)i-f the Commission rc- Co., Inc., heating and ventllmins, ,n.ii ihe company hud rep- MRS. Or.ItAKI) D.M.TON to a volunteer fire company "was $59,470; Bums Co.. plumbing. $37, neither arbitrary nor capricious." ,,n the, conversion from 1 728; Service Electric Co.. electrical Counsel now will prepare lor • „mid (;ns would be mor* work. $19,714. .,;: ;ind cheaper for the con- formal hearings, estimated at It is expected the contracts wil Cancer Campaign probably a week's work for the be ready for siftnatures next Tues court. No date was set. Orland H. ;;:, representation," said Sen- day or Wednesday and that con Dey represents the plaintiffs and .i,;:,'], "uns incorrect in light stmction will start within 10 day: Begins April 1st Walter Waverczak Appeared for record." after that. It Is expected the build the Town Committee. . hearinRS which opened WOODBRIDOE — Mrs. Gnrard ins will be ready lor occupancy in The No. 12 district was abolished ;,v in Newark were ad- January or February. Dalton, 333 DeKalb Avenue, has !^,l until April 2 when t'he accepted the post of volunteer by resolution of the Town Com- tuny will be asked to submit Originally, plans called for 11 leader for Wood'brldge in the mittee In a local controversy In classrooms, a kindergarten room down of expenditures for 'orthcomlnK April fund-raisins which William J. Barbour, then and an all-purpose room. The bids. eiit year. ampaign of the American Cancer president of the Board of Fire as accepted, include the alternate Society. Announcement of the ap- Commissioners was the central ',:;mm R- McOlynn, rate coun- bid for two extra classrooms nt an pointment was made known today figure. The Board "fired" most of [ts assigned the csse by At- additional .cost of $19,793. Because by William H. Franke, Middlesex the firemen, rehired them and Oneral Theodore Parsons. of the growth of the district which lounty chairman, and president since then have been in and out present municipal objectors the school will sfcrvlce, it was felt of court. All efforts by the Town of the local chapter. jiditn Woodtortdge Township by the entire board it would be Committee to act in the role of r Vogel said that accord- more economical to build the two "The Middlesex County Chap- peacemaker failed and as a result [,, law the utility Is entitled to additional classrooms now than to ter, and the American Cancer So. flie district was abolished. The m" IT turn on Its Investment have to add them on in a year or clety Itself, are grateful to Mrs. so-called "orrglnal" fire company |,T, far us he is concerned the two. Dalton for her willingness to lead —a second one was organized by shown is a "lair return." The bond issue for the school to- this campaign in Woodbridge," the Barbour faction—was named tor Vosel also stated the taled $400,000, leaving a balance said Mr. Fvanke. "The part played by the Town Committee as the v, according to the testimony, by our local workers can not pos- of $15,668. However, omitted from recognized fire-flghtinc agency in i:, was compelled to seek an the present plans is a sewage dis- silbly be overestimated In the fight asc of rate as the parent against this modern scourge. the area. Above are just a few nS more than 100 letters and postcards received by The Independent-Leader after last week's "Sweetness and posal tank at $12,300. The contrac- The d«posed fire commissioners nv, the Transcontinental tor, however, is not released from While some of the greatest bene- Light" column in which Charles K. Gregory, publisher, maintained that William R. Fitzpatrick, acting postmaster in Woodbridge, should .for the district and various Indi- Line Gas Company had that bid, pending efforts of the ficial developments in the field of be retained in the position due to his outstanding war record. AH the letters commended the publisher for his stand and agreed whole- .viduals. William J. and Agnes M. its rate to them. Township to install a sewage dis- atomic energy and the keenest heartedly that Mr, Filzpatrirk, who served his country well, should be continued as postmaster despite the change in national politics. Barbour, Frank J. and Helen Gas Company was asked posal plant. Also omitted from the minds of the medical profession .»• ui the continued hearing, bids are walks, drives and land- are concentrating on solving the Brown, Charles Lucas, Harry 2 a breakdown oj expend i- Public Hearings Toniglil scaping which undoubtedly wil! baffling problems of cancer, noth- 3ishtip and William C. and Edith for the present year. It I? Hope for Era of Peace and Security for All have to come from budgetary ap- ing can take the place of the work (Continued on Page 8> Ml that hearings will be held On '53 Municipal Budget propriations. Architects' and En- of that loyal legion of volunteer ic various sections of the gineers' fees on the project wil! workers who raise tjie money to WOODBRIDGE — The public amount to $25,944. jnake the research possible. Mrs. Is Expressed by Rabbi in Passover Message hearing on the 1953 municipal Fire Budgets Hike Still to be purchased are furni Dalton. and our other chairmen is as familiar to Christian read- budget will be held tonight at 8 WOODBRIDGE — Pesach, or [lot. Durins Passover, a fervant ture, equipment and shades. (Continued on Page 8) Passover, an eisht-day obsei-vance; prayer will be offered, implorine ers of the Bible as it is to Jews, o'clock in the committee cham- commoratinH the flight of the j the Redeemer of Israel to bring for it is told in the Book of Exo- bers at the Town Hall. Total Tax Rates mty Committee dus in the Old Testament. The Israelites from Egypt and the firat dldeliveranci e t o alll humanity who If adopted, and In all likelihood Passover observance usually coin- WOODBRIDOE — When the successful blow anaimt Je^ifh are still In human •bondage. May it will, the budget will mean a Youth Week Officials Honored cides with the Christian festival general tax rate of $8.69 per $100 Townsh\P budget Is approved to- slavery and persecution, will be- He usher in a new era of peace iFight in Colonia Ti»s season for this is amas&d vacation, night at public hearing the gene- gin Monday niKht at sundown.- and security lot all., mankind-" c The story of the first Passover (Continued ou Page 8) off 39 pointit s over llast year. ral tax rate for 1953 will be $8.69, "NIA— The Tenth District Services will be held at Adath At Dinner Given by Lions Club .per $100 assessed valuation, an econd Ward, best known Israel Synagogue as follows: Mon- WOODBRIDGE—-The boys and giiis who took over the increase of .39 uoints. Inman Avenue section, is day and Tuesday, March 30 and However, that is not the total !ii>)roi!f'd in an elctlon fight 5(1, .0,30, P.M.; Tuesday and duties of the Town Committee and the Board of Education 8 WHS Girls Use Leisure Hours Get '53 Tags Now last w,eek were honored at a dinner_ Monday night at the iigiire as the fire district rates urns; in the 'democratic Wednesday, March Jl and April must, H>8 wkk McC'ana, blood prouram en Club attending as an mterclutj man James Egan was driving the nan of the, loijal chapter, unit, and several' members of tlh(j police car with red light on and bilay the Chapter's donor Woodbridge ljfigh1 School Faculty! |f<>ii- tins visit has been ln< iren blowing, When he reached the intersection of New Brunswick Peck Names Local Committee Stephen Ky Werlock, who Was in help provide additional in charge of the third annual lecdi-ii to fill commitments Avenue and Crows Mill Road, he passed a line of parked cars when career day program held at the D.v the Red Cross to supply suddenly a car driven by Manuel To Press for More NJ School Aid high, school las't week under the ••ilobulin to polio epidemic sponsorship of the Kiwanls Club Vierira, 108 James Street, Hope- WOODBRIDGE—Lyman Peck, Mary Swallick and Mis. Frank lawn, started to make a left hand introduced the three members of '.'C;um said that «umraa chairman, of the Citizens' Commit- Giezner, Hopelawn, Home and turn.' Oftlced Egan applied the the faculty who assisted him with a constituent of liuman tee for Increased State Aid for School Circle; Sidney Goff and brakes on the radio car and pulled the program.. |i)iin'i(.les protection against Township Schools today announc- Charles Chrlstensen, School 6, Ise- to the left to avoid hitting Vleira, They were Dr. John P. Lozo, a lis in polio from the second ed his committee as follows: Hon- lin, Home and School Circle; Jo- but due to the wet condition of the seph Neupauer and Henry Wei- Rotarlan, and high school prin- tin: tjfth week follow: orary members. Mayor Hugh B. road, the radio car skidded into a man. Iselin No. 15 PTA; Mrs, Percy cipal whq enjoyed a brief talk In (in itf tliotfe exposed to the Quigley, Andrew Aaroe, president cur owned by Charles Zimmerman, AuJtin and Mrs. Harpsr Sloan, Se- which he glamorized the Kiwan'is , He said ttiat it takes a lit o)| the Board of Education ancl'vic- Nerth Brunswick, that was stopped wureu Home and siiool Ciqcle; Club and termtd them the "nols- linn one pint of blood to tdr C. Nicklas, superintendwjt of for a trafroce light. There were Mrs. William Lagajl and Mrs. jeat bunch' in town"; Miss Mar- \ one dose of tfamma globu schools. no injuries lin the accident. Frank Rumpletin, Avenol PT.X. gapt P. Henrlcksen, girls counse- 150 pint (IUDI* will add to Active members, Stephen K. .. Mrs. Anthony Proqaaik qnd Mrs. lor and Harry p. Sechrist, director Kks and also will continue The accident that Officer Egan Werlock, president Of'the teachers' John Rychlicki Keasbey PTA; Mrs, of guidance at the local school. v Illocutecl as usual for the was supposed to cover and which union; Patrick Boylah, president John Riflh, Mrs. William Aitken, There were 44 speakers who battle-wounded and lo: wus Investigated by Patrolman of the Principal's Association; Miss ficy reserves. Howard Tune, Involved the car Mary Mulljn, president bt the StepheuiKager and Herman Stern, covered 40 subjects in the all-day driven by Walter H. MftsDufl, Si'., Teachers' Association; Harry Se- No. 11 Sdwol, PTA: Mrs. Damon .session. • ' i urgent need for th' 58, 982 Potter Avenue, Union, thrlst, head of the Guidance De- Tyrrell and Mrs. Michael P. Apo- Indications were that the club Woodbridge Townnhip which Jumped a safety isle near partment of Woodbridge High lito, Port Reading. . would « represented by almost ii'bt- nu-reased quotas i the Ediaon Bridge and crashed School; C. C. Bangert, Citizens FOnim Tonight ,100 per cent at the annual dinner ii forces and civilian head-8n into a truck. MacDuft Cpuncil; Charles E. Gregory, pub- ,of the Woodibri«Jg« Township mi continue to b«Dnet, he According to 'Mr. Peck it has was token to Pert,h Amboy Oen- Blihei' of The Independent-Leader; been difficult to get In touch with Council of Civic Clubs on Tuesday, eral Hospital where it was neces- Mrs, Eugene Burns and Mrs. Cyril all organizations and clubs that •April 14 at Oak Kills Manor. Co- \ new program of supplyin sary to use-56 sutures for head and Hutner, No, V School, PTA; Jo- may be Interested in Increased chairmen Kenneth Van Pel^ and ' (ili)buhn to protect chit 1 face lacerations. He also was seph Carragher and Edward rfad- State school aid In Woodbridge John Molnar reported 'that plans im iiaiulysU caused by polli fill Girls Club, all student.- at Woodbridge High School, who tmted for a possible fracture of lw.Colonja.RTA,; Mrs. Irving Rah, Township, were nearinw completion for the a new field Of. humanl Above are General H )»uiUl during their spare time. Seated, left to right .«» vrtn»teer »» .'I* Samson, president; Karon Stern; back ruw, the skull. His condition wus re- ree and Mrs. Wtllard A. Mayer. ."I respectfully urge," he said, club's auction which will be ervice for all of U«. W« fee! ported as "lair." • Ho. 7 Spbool, Fords, PTA; Mrs; in May, we will continue to h tt Wurfield, beeretary and Roberta Stem. (Continued on Puae 8) uu P*«f 8) PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MARck M, 1953 €olonia PTA Hears COLOMA AVDiEL PERSONALS Bv Mr*. IHrM Dirts A*P's Low Prices Prove Mr and Mrs Robert Welkerson Talk on Gardens 15 t*nox ATMIIIC. Avenrl id children. ClaudiR. Sarah and COLONIA—The March meetin? Pc% ! nicr-t Saturday from 12 noon VttaOml, announced that there lrston. 1 fiVi-.:k and the scouts, 1 to 2l wil1 *f f1 a11 ^LUf^i"^1 •!" i Mr nr.i Mrs. James Hopjer and in,v. i ger» University April 30. The toplo SiiiionSteak *H«y.««orw \^^ ; daughter. 27 Mfldiwn Avenue, were RIBS of BIB Porterhouse Steak ,/z,,, >b 1% •Avenue, and Mrs William Qulnn.i ,• iw ia.it win w'!..UI1I rnd un(,,c Mr and Mr5 Jo. •South Hill Roid. attended the! sponsored by the Child and Fam- ^.pi, jjeane EHzjbeth Cross Bib Pot Roast -- 7S •rtatr niftf tin« of tfif Young Re-: cut &M pii'ilrun Group In Trenton H.; McCain, wn of Mr and Mrs. lonia group wlh attnd. brother-in-ta*. Mr. and Mrs. Oth cut Loin Lamb Chops. . ^ 89c Kenneth McCain celebrated his Mr. Walter BolUs gave a report g^a^ 14 Madison Avenue. . 65c eif/l;t!- birthday with a luncheon j {Vn e C n Ub SC0Ut SP n Ml and Rib Lamb Ch6ps .: _ 69 J J^ K ^ '^ *' ° " I Mrs. Adolph BergmueU .MI . theatre party. Attending were! sorec vr trw PTA. ,pr 39fi AVgneJ gtrwt 8Pe parent. Degtlir ltflt 10 to ,, In Sariic* Mtal D«K1| 17 Ibi. '3 .Kevin McCartin. Jeffrey OAydos.j The Parents and Tetchers Con- of a baby boy. born Monday, March Albm Aymer. Richard HamUl and ftrence given each y*ar by the 122 at the Rahway Hospital. Mrs. ' Jiichard Bresee. prognun committee of the PTA i Bergmueller is the former Lucy Turkeys i.s!r!.MDIPii. a°J««,'»49c Mr and Mrs John Peldman, 3« was a success. There were 1,45 Hobbs of Fifth Avenue. I In Sell-Servic« Mwt CXpti U Ibi r DjC £ H i r v i e w Avenue, entertained conference*, double the amoont Mr. and Mrs. Prank Brechka, Councilman and Mrs. Robert C. of the previous year. Mrs Chopin Til A BUS Midy-tP-CM* 16 ibi ,, t n Jr.. and sons. Frank. Wayne ana | Hi K6JV In S«lf S«ivc« M»*i Depli a o««t u ugC •Rrurser of Kenllworth. Council- »as chairman of the conference Dennis. Woodbridge, were theBun- man Knieeer t> a candidate for There will be a rummage sale ir»itlim»FnilM-«•«•!•' lnii ,, i* day guests ef Mr. and Mrs. Prank 1 1 lb 'isiyir of Kenilworth. sponsored by the Colonia PTA at Brfchka. 40 Livingston Avenue. h 1...H. Hill Dw'l -I , ! to 3^ KM H | t T:< Boy Scout Mother's Club Milton Avenue in Rahway on May , |r»lll«t*frTl««-P" Mr and Mrs, Martin Can Young. Mrs. OUs Sears, Mrs "* trt Newark, and her slater and AVENEL — The Avehel Memor- ren Warman, Mrs. Prank Brechka, Grapefruit Juice ;; 2 . l,mr«-in-U»\ Mr. and Mrs. John ial Ladies' Auxiliary, VFW Post Mrs. Emil Throih. and Mrs. Ber- ,jjihur of Irvington. No. 7164. met Monday evening at tram Seward. There Is an urgent the Maple Tree Farm, Rahway need for cancer dressings at the O17 Milk Solidr n35c ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer, M ijongffllou' Drive, entertained Mr. Avenue, with Mrs. Joseph Schnei- present time and anyonp wishing ,*,nd Mis. Pewr Hublk and chil- ler presiding. to attend will be-welcomed. r " i;ren. Steven and Christina of New- Mrs Edward Husband and Mr?. Present at the Wednesday sew- '« Cling. _. sri;, also. Mrs. Sawyer's parents, Albert Fischer were welcomed into R group were Mrs. Arthur Peter- Margarine ^ and Mrs. Christian Heepesty membership. Mrs George Kuch- son. Mrs. Frank Mazzur. Mrs. Ar- ef Ittwlle Park. tyak was reinstated as a member. thur Bryer, Mrs. S. Vigh, Mrs. Da- Cheez-it Crackers *»^\:i 19 Mr and Mrs. Peter Garrett. 34 Mrs Schneider announced that vid Davis and Mrs! P. O'Connor. JWe Ben's Rite .'fuiiJe vood lane, are the parents the Middlesex County Council, Mrs. James J. Hopler, 27 Medl- Korn Curls ^™t"^ 40ZPi,g25 fii a son. James, born in the Ralu Ladies' Auxiliary, will meet on son Avenue, spent Friday evening v. ;•'.• Hftj-pltal. Monday, March 30, at the Sayre- in New Yorlc at a social affair with JunketRennetPowder3 ^ 31 ' Vr. and Mrs. Henry T. Strubel ille VFW Home, The dark horse a group of women. :;-ud : hilciren, John, Robert, Thom- prize was won by Mrs. Flora Rae Mrs. George Gassaway, 53 Oak Cri$ Paper Napkins ££ 2 s?r0 21 ^ :it:;i Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bird. Mrs. Helen Bush was hostess Street, recently entertained the M » ' P p fialriin-har, all of 214 Colonia at the Secret Pal revealing party following guests at her home: Mrs. Nabisco Marcal Paper Hankies 3 o ^ 22 which followed the business meet- p ''Bijii'''varfi. were dinner guests of Flora Rae Bird, Mrs. William Ce- inaifomars Chocolste •>'.ir. n id Mrs Strubel's brother and ing. dar, Mrs. Joseph Sullo and Mrs. 2 " 19^ ,.;S;M•-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank John F. bsthofl. Sandwich Bags : toibcl of Nixon. CLERK8 £6 YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Harold- Barr, 72 Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Morri- MT. CARMEL. 111.—Qulttin? Harvard Avenue, has as a weekend Waxed Paper •nn, 201 Colonia B6ulevafd, en- school when lie was 16. Charles , Miss Ann Bemer of Newark. '•T'.ainel Mr. and Mrs. O. Silagy Seitz took a Job as a clerk in his The Young Ladies' Sodality of Bleach WHITE HOUSE .ad children, Patty and Thomas father's department store. Al- St. Andrew's B. C. Church will i f.fords, and Mr. and Mrs. John though the store changed hands present two pictures, "Our Lady of (j-alRszewskl and daughter, Pearl, three times, Seitz stayed on as Fatimn" and "You Can Change Evaporated Milk <>f. Eayrevllle. cleric. Today, at 82, he winds up the World," in the church hall la Mr and Mrs. Prank Flllppone, his 66th year at the same old Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock Price Reduced! X '11 of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Flllp- counter. The public is welcome. " puiie is home at 182 Ridge Road cans with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Drlscoll and iatjgMer, Priscilla, were guest* of MiS.' Drtecoll's mother and sister. 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1953 Frtm Western Fvms Mt». Edwin Mullln and Mrs. Edwin Fresh Canofs Loj^enthal of Scotch Plains. "THE FRIENDLY'STORE"

irf&EIGN INVESTMENTS Iceberg Lettuce *»*«« '312cPascal Celery •• - Jrivate investment by tl. S. r firlDs in foreign countries have ji.ftped in the past nine years Washed Spinach iooi.ceiio.b»gi7* Broccoli ^ ° frrita a little over $7,000,000,000 to carton of 3 to 4 25'- aWjfaE $13,750,000,000, according to llaOllCU ndIG teadylacoak cello .bag • I " a 'Commerce Department report. Arircflcan investments in Canada Yellow Bananas 0^^ fc-15» Potatoes u s NO A 10 J J7« at over $3,600,000,000, were hlghei for s Cillili MlV Cleansd and washad $QI 1 C. GrapefrUlt ScedleM-largoiiM 3 25 V than In any other country at the Oalall 111 IA R(g«lo brjnd ctlla b;-. • « end of 1950. PAI& Clatlf Cleaned wd walh«d 801 10. New Green Cabbage f<°^ ib5c UUIC Oldn Rogslo brand ceUo b.i, > *•' Schools are urged to give baby sitters .legal guidance. MEN'S SHOES New Potatoes - 5-29c California Lemons ^ ^ 17= by Jane Parker each 49. FLORSHEIM 17.95 to 19.95 Rhubarb Pie First of the Season JARMAN 10.95 to 13.95 PEDWIN 7.95 to 9.95 Hot Cross Buns p^ 10'25c Coffee Ring «> • White Bread ; . oriole Cheese Cake P,ifll, ^ : , raised Wg oJ 12 '<>f 37« MuffinS ComorBran pkgc(6' 21 CHILDREN'S SHOES P by BUSTER BROWN Wildmert Brand etR. of £ (J( Large Eggs Brown and White 1 dflztnP 4.45 to 6.95 S l BUtter "" Sal, a, Borden's Chateau ^^ ^' |b ch |o d 6 z k j Hey, Mr. Bunny- Swiss Cheese 59B Kraft's Links ««" ° ° p 21' WOMEN'S SHOES Amanc»n Sliced Mel-O-Bit procaji' >b59c Ched-O-Bit Thunks For giving by FREDERICK z frozen Orange Juice"»» 2»n ,29c I * a Hint 6.95 to 8.95 Tuna Fish . »f«»i-o-chiek«. Swift's We'd be stupk jwlthout a Frozen Fish Dinner For THREE • HHH I iwil lighl mMt—lolid pan suggestion or two from the You Save 6c on This Special Cembjno** OHtil | Meats .for Babies Easter Rabbit. Somehow SHOES for the1 that little fuzzy animal C D COlgate S l6p Fw ^W«iry tnd dlshep large 0kg. 2gt ! «n21c gets around to more places YOUNG MISS Perch Fl let 1 and'finds out more things. We .don't really believe in by Green Peas uw* V, La Rosa Macaroii. a rabbit but we do believe LIWIJ'I tfL j w ^ Colgate's Fab wPk,29c flHtrtt tiu QgC I'ARIS FrtMkftlid pk(. |lnlunaWek«O ¥ Speghetn;, in service for our custom- FASHIONS 4.95

ers . . . especially when CONNIE SHOE * 37c they want to get spruced CHEATIONS 6.95 M Super suos ^i »^ &4L pk«'2 up 4 Easter Time. Cashmere Bouquet p,r^ mp Henri TEEN - AGE 7.95 Spaghetti Sauce Bin-White Flakes BWMy.wufi 9orpkj 23« STpRE HOURS: Cashmere Bouquet £%tk MMI Of h ALL DAY NEXT WEDNESDAY Daily 9 A. M. to (i P. M. Octagon Laundry Soap , 3 ^23c THURSDAY and FRIDAY to « P. M. Palmolive Soap For .on., orb.* Wesson Oil SATURDAY to G P. M, V »l«k and BovAui Cleanser ,l3r',„ MOTH it»m*eoa. «** Palwolive Soap ^^ *** PERTH AMBOY i

IWUII l>b-l*.4RT\lfar STORE «IWN^«|rJ(ittll«H-lgrvi6» St FBEE PABKINQ LOT Petir Pan Toi^t Soap ,Z At Bear of Store W-MVV STST.. VftOOMiRIIHiE, V J. AP Supermarkets -••(I 0KN - 9 if" .3-

,.j nKPRN DENT-LEADBS THURSDAY, MA£GH 26, 1953 PAGE THREB 5ocnz/ Afofes, Organization Activities Throughout Township ubwomenMark T7 s"™7 '•'•'«' . AOH Unit Slates Claire Manton Capped tO SpOHSOr Hu$U*Brown Betrothal Fine Music Heard In Avenel on Sunday In Nurses' Ceremony Atthounced at Dinner Iteration Dav AVENEL -~ The Rev. William Public Card Fete WOODBRIDOE — Miss Claire Smorgasboard Luncheon May 13 WOODBRIDQE — At a fflmllj At Avenel Church Warman, minister of the First Mnntnn, 100 Prospect Street, was dinner hold at the home of Mr Presbyterian Church, announced cupperi in ceremonies held Sunday • . WOODRRIDGE — Preliminary plans for the annual and UTt, Arthur B. Holmes uf |Mfj "Foderntidn Day" was WOODBFfDDOE—A public card AVEfcBL-The Ladlts Aid 8o- that there will be two Identical at St. Peter's Hospital School of Bmetiflelrt. Mis. Willirlm Brown, tl ,|,.|| by the Woman's Club of party, slated for April 16 at 8 'P. M. ijrhorgasboixi luncheon of the Sisterhood of Congregation ciii.y cf the First Prc.')yt«rl«n church services on Palm Sunday, Nurslns In New Brunswick. 103 Jamw Street. WoodbrfdKe, an- ,' nii.fii'iiR rnoma of the First in the Columbian Club, Main Adath Israel were announced by Mrs. William Samson, hurch held a snecessful "mustca^ with one at 9:30 and 11 A. M. In the evening, Miss Manton nounced the engagement of her i, uf Iselin, Presbyterian, Street, has been arranged by the president, at, an executive board meeting. M" Tuesday evening In the At this time, Infant baptism was Ruest of honor at a buffet din- daughter-Ruth Margaret, to Jo- \ir,. chnenr.e Bower presld- Ladles' Auxiliary of the Ancient The following past presidents of the organization will be huivh auditorium with O. H, will be held and new members ner given by her sister,, Mrs. Stu- seph M. Husk, son of Mrs. Abram 1 Order of Hibernians. Husk of East Oravme, ing actin ! as mastor of cet- HIHUT Introduced the guests will be taken Into the church. Holy art Rutan, 822 Rldgedale Avenue. in charge: Mrs. Irving Mutt,fining room; Mrs, Henry Bel- communion will be held Thursday Various CoUUAtttees in charge monles. .,,Hows: Mrs. R. L. Raney, food plck-u?; Mrs. Irving Miss brown, s graduate of evening, April 2, at 8 o'clock. The are: Cards, Miw Eleanor Coffey, ,'„ [, IIT: Mrs. M, Jacobs, Mrs. Ooidsteln, telephone and secre- Woodbrldge High School, Is em- The chairman w»« Mrs. Arthur , ; senior choir will meet tonight at Miss Margaret Dtinn; tickets, Mrs. tarial work; Mrs. Cyril HUtner, 9)oy«d by the Board of Education Bryer; preparation, Mr. Arthur .""liu'cklry and Mrs. John Hall, 8:16. Marguerite Cassidy and Mrs. Dor- ',.nn> TInrbor; Mrs. C. K. Gehl Mothers Honored Kitchen; Mrs. Benjamin lUhtor, Boy Scout Drive in the high school. Mr. Husk Is .Bryer: refrerltment chalrma, othy Anderson; rfreshments, Mrs. building manager for the Ameri- v , ,,| Mrs. A. D. Scjiultz, Key- general chairman. The affair is to Mrs. F. *. oronnor; ccmmltMe. n Helen Travosfclno, Mrs. Thomas can Insurance Company in New- i,iirr;iry Sncicty; Mrs. W. J. held May 13 at the Community George Becker, Mrs. Georft Campion, Mrs. John J. Keating; By Avenel Juniors Center. Opens in Iselin ark. H* gradunted from Carf^ret. Whitlpy. Mrs. Frank Mawur, Mn, ,,,„„, Mrs. I,. W. Strack, Me- Guild to Hold prizes, Miss Kathleen Reynolds, Academy and served over two ,„ improvement League; Mrs. ilundt and Mrs. M. Darter, Miss Pa>lrlcla Lelsen, Miss Peg , AVENEL — The Avenel Junior Mrs. Hyman Plavin, chftlrttum ISELIN — A special meeting for years in ttie South Pacific aboard ,,.< j. Ruff and Mrs, Harry docoratlons, thulrman. Mrs. Ar- Van Tassel, Mrs. Francis McCar- Woman's Club .held a mother and of arrangements for .'he regional the purpose of organising a com- Vie U9S Canberra diulrm World 'inn'™, Mntawan; Mrs.DeWitt thur Herman, a.^isted by MI*. Theatre Party thy; tallies, Mrs. Grayce McEewen, daughter banquet Tuesday eve-. nonferenoe to be held here May 8 mittee to solicit funds tor the an- War II. No date has been set for •, ,i Mrs. Willlnm Babcock, Vlgh. Mrs. R. Kerr. and Mrs. W»- :ill Mrs. Patrick MUmurray «nd Miss n\ni, at 83 Green Street, Wood- announced that 13081x1 members nual Boy Scout Finance Campaign the wedding. Mr1;. Joseph Radowskl. lam Lougliran. m WOODBRIDGE — The White Sue Murphy. bridge. will be hostesses for the affair, was held Sunday afternoon at the , l! Weinsteln and Mrs. J, Jed by Mrs. Morris Chodosh. Sis- Mrs. William B. Krug opened Church Guild held its Easter meet- , Miss Mary Lou Gallsan was home of Mrs. Andrew Istvan, Per- j',1,., Avfticl; Mrs, W. H, Jen- Ing at the Manse Monday night terhoods from this part oJ the •shing Avenue.. the prop ram with several p!an« •nul Mrs. Kurt Schneider. chairman of the affair. Guests ,n and Mrs. A. McDermott MM The Guild will serve the Men's .lonijregatlon is planned in the By Church Groups W. T Tunlson, Sewaren Hls- yisor; Mis* Alidu Van Slyke, past Arthur W. Garison, chalrmah of leparate solos. Brotherhood dinner. April 15, with Marks Birthday president; Mrs. Prank Bartti, past torm of a supper-darce to end the Northeast District, Rarltan ru'.i: Mrs. W, K. Woody and Mrs. Robert Luz as chairmen. On WOODBRIDGE—The Women' Violin duets, Mrs. B. V. Hcpppr Hurry Ivlns, Highland Park; president; Miss Marie Hayden, the year's activities, fvlrs. S&ttlson Council. Boy Scouts, appointed An- April 27 a theatre party will be ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew honorary advisor. appointed Mrs, Maurice PolkowtU1. drew M. Istvan chairman of the Association or the First Conare of Wood bridge and Mrs. M. Hin- VV H. Koerner, Asbury Park, held at the Paper Mill Playhouse gatlonal Church will meet this man of Rihway; accordion With Istvan, 135 Pershing Avenue held Mothers present were Mrs. co-ohalrman for the affair finance campaign. A two-day drive ,,.ntfd the Aras Club. In MUlburn. The play to be seen afternoon at 2 o'clock In tin ilano. Misses Janice Lewis aftd a party In their home In celebra- George Leonard, Mrs. L. Short, with Mrs. Milton Simkln. will be held tomorrow and Satur- ,-s A Hopkins. Keyport, repre- win be "Blossom Time." church recreation room and com .Titllian WPShart of Rahww; tion of the 16Kb birthday of their Mrs. J. R. Seaman, Mrs. William Mrs. Lou Miller and Mrs. Jack day. yd I ho Kmmay Club: Mrs. J. At the next meeting on April 18 plete plans for the Easter Fair Woodbridfie High »;hool M*le daughter, Barbara. .PuckeT, Mrs. Anton Novak, Mrs. Turner, co-chairmen of the danc- Tonight a meeting is being held Qiiiirkenbush. Rarltan, Town- A hat social will be held, Members Quartet, composed of Ronald Oflt- 1 Guests were Miss Veronica La- Andrew Gallsln and Mrs. Victor jng classes sponsored by the group t the home of Robert Short, 37 be held tomorrow frcm 5 P. M ;r;)i-psnntcd'the Clara Barton are requested to bring hats to mod- weln, Frank Aquila, Jack Eman, canlc, Miss Theresa Re3pa, Ave- Little, were congratula'ted on the success- Homes Park Avenue. Wallace until 8:30 P.M., in the church. Mm. Thomas Qradwell of el. Hostesses were Mrs. John Ep~ The Women's Association wi ,md John Sluk. Banjo seJecWoss nel; Miss Virginia Valentine, Ber- After a short business meting ful completion of 20 weeks of les- Wllck of Colonla will be a- guest. uul. was n Kueet. pezuteiner and Mrs. Donald Fales. have oharge of fancy work, pas were rendered by J. Perry With nard LaPenta, Woodbridge; Miss t'hs president, Miss VUms Gomtoar pons. A party for students and The following vice-chalrmtn s. A Vincent Rochester of tries and delicatessen while th 'nirr.net accompaniment by Mrs. Dorothy Covlno, Miss Alblna GaJ- turned the meeting over to Mrs. quests wag held Tuesday, March were appointed: Victor Katen, ,! Lake, third district vice oandy table will be in charge c: c Schrettner. •rnt was the miest speaker Mrs. Vetland Honored esslo and Robert Polinsky, P«rt Carl Glosky, program cbatmutn. 17, to close the second term. Chain O' Hills section; Henry Wei- fihe G.E.T. Club. Novelties will Piano waltz medleys, Arthur he nave an Interesting talk on heading: Joseph Toth and Joseph Each mother was presented With a Mrs. 6am Temkin, chairman man, Woodbrldge Oaks; Richard At Surprise Shower be sold by the Pilgrim Fellowship. Bryrr; saxophone selections, Al- History of the Federated Wo- Hammadyke, Cartcret; James In- parsation. A poem, a "Dedication of the children's parties, Invited Dickinson, &tar - Eagle; Robert 6upper will toe served from 5:30 bert Bertlra and Rcbeft Simon ef . Clubs of New Jersey." ISELIN ~ Mrs. Matthew Pelle- glls and Peter Rabevlch, ForERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY 'ARAMOUNT CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE - 2% 1B4 If ST., PERTH wf IU 182 Smith Street, Perth Awboy OIW EVENINGS liNTII, EASTER part of ih« 0r«ol Savtngt Banki' Auoclatlon of U*v J»r»y" , ...... £VER AN fXTRACHARGt FOR CREDIT #»w»«r ¥*i*t

•THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 ir L ri.iU Two School En PAGE FOUR ST. JOHN'S CHTOCH FIRST FREHBTTERIAN FIRST CHURCH OF I8F.LIK, CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN Joieph Thornton. L«y ...— ROT. Henry M. Harttnsnn, Pwtor Local Forbes UUD WOODBBIDOHoriomE, ,- Tw-, Railway Attnne tad Uarte*l| Mn. Dorotlwa Poc»l«nbo. Ommn Sunday Services: Family service, bars of-the personnel of JVI Road, Weodbridte 9:W A. M., Sunday School. U A. M, Sunday School, 9:45 A. M., 11:00 A. M\, morning prayer and Vwe-re honored at a dimu n Mul K»nn»oi DmnnT, MfelMr To Meet April 1 UUltn P. BUpMn*. OrfuUC't Worship service. HAM. Nursery servtoe. Sunday Bcrrteei for children of those attending. 11:15 A. M—Communion Sun- -r^rr ... Pargot in honor of i Morning Worship at 11:00. Adequate parking space In rear of day, first Sunday of each month. Sunday School. »:45 A.M. church. proachlng marriage to Mr Regular Meettam Monday: 2:30 P. M.. Weekday j nol. Your Church Welcomes You First Monday Session meeting! church school each Monday; 7:30 Library Association \ Mrs, J. A. Moccai'n, :i ln the church *t 8:00 P. M. • P. M.. Deacons' meeting, second who will be transferred in Second Monday, Board of Tnw- Monday; 8 P. M., Ladies' Aid meet- To Meet April 8th 1 f\ce of the Supeiintfm tees. White Church Oulld at theings, second and fourth Mondays. Schools was Riven n Ian Manse. Wednesday: 7:30 P. M., Sunday ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Third Tuesday, Sunday School School teachers and officers, third HUNGARIAN RKFORMED f TRINITY CHURCH Comer Berfctler Boatenrd and CHURCH teachers. Monday of the month. evening with Mrs. (iH'RCH Thursday: 7 P. M., Junior Choir Cooper Avenne, Iielln Forth Fourth Monday. White Church stein di Corner of School and Junes Jiirin UHMV. Drawn rehearsal every Thursday; 8 P. M., Mrs. Rev. Moisi-n I. Kirk. Putor Guild at the Manse. Streets, WoodbridRf Sunday School, 10 A. M. 9:45 A M Sunday School. Senior Choir rehearsal every Third Thursday, Women's As- lilCtrtllJH mu,i lR«v Laszlo K»< siu-tiicthj-, Pwtor Sunday Morning Worship, 11:00 11:00 A M. Morning Prayer Thursday; 7:30 P. M., trustees the sociation meets at 8 P. M. tees on Abrll 8 at MlK Mnpdn!fi;f> SutMin&ry. Organlnt o'clock. Weekday AetrrtUtt meeting first Thursday of month. atid Choir Director Second and fourth Wednesdays, Young Peoples meeting and Monday Friday: 7 P. M., Boy 3couts Order of Service and Activities Ladies' Aid Society, 2 P. M. Choir, 6:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M, Young Adults meet Troop 47 every Thursday; 7 P. M., Sunday. 8:45 A. M, Sunday Sunday, Evening Evangelistic second and fourth Mondays to FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Explorers, everv Thursday. SCfl«ol; at 9 A. M.. worship ser- Service at 7:45. homes. CHTJKCH OF AVENEL The session meets the first Sun- VUw in English: at 10 A. M., wor- Tuesday Ml Woodbrldte Arenae, Atenel day of the month after service, Wednesday, Midweek Service. Mrs, Costello WHK im t-. .• ship service in Hungarian. 7:00 P. M, Deacons, second The R«T. W. yt. Wtrnu, MlBittar Community organizations using 745: P.M. * ersonnel as thr ivw Second Sunday at 3 P. M., La- Tuesday. Mn. Wilium B. KnK, Orgutn the church regularly are: Lion's Friday, All Day Prayet. Mn. Frank Uumr. 8r Choir Dtrectrtu ;hool No, 1 to ri'iil, . dies' Aid Society meeting, Mrs. 7:15 P. M., BoyScouta. Mn. Chutn MlUtr, Club of Iselln. First and Third work in ofnnii "* ""• »••••—- • _ 8T. ANDREWS CHURCH Andrew Busa presiding. 8:00 P. M. Ladles' Aid, second Youth Cbolt DlreeUD" Mondays, 6 P. M., Lselin Women's ?„ »h. twK.1 nroiect now in pr> ppnat. ees meeting at 8 P.M. Girl Scouts, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST S day in New York City, vteitm* publioan Party *"»™*Z% Saturday evening with tin- Mlnlrter 8:15 P.M. Senior Choir. SCIENTIST Radio City, after which they "^1 i capable men seekmg the Oubema as guests. Boy Scout meeting. Mn O*orge H Hhcrfw Monday, weekly at 7 P.M. Explor- Radio City, after which they had West Avenue, sewartn torial nomination. However, after Even' second Tuesday at 8 P. M., Mlnliwr o( Uudc ers weekly, Monday at 7 P.M. dinner at Leone's Restaurant: Prizes for bowllni; wen .-. WUIUm H Voorbn*, Jr_ TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tuesday — Deacons meet sec Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Mrs. Alfred Curr, Mrs. William a complete analysis of all the can- to Mrs. William Russell. M Consistory meeting. sroup feeis that ln Superintendent of Sundijr Bchooli Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge ond Tuesday of February, April, Church service. 11:00 A. M. Price, Mrs. William Robak, Mrs. j didat«s the liam Dwyer, Elmer Dm Second and fourth Wednesdays R*T. William H. Bchmaua, Hector Reading room, Thursday, 2-4 the Republican Worship June, August, October and De- Paul Thomas, and Mrs. Henry j "---<«Senator. E chael Petras, Mrs. Fr.mV ' at 7:30 P. M.,'Friendship Circle Mn. William Ne«bc. UrganlM has its strongest possible Sunday School — 9:45 A. M. cember; Boy Scouts at 7 P.M.;P. M. Damon, all of Colonia. and Mrs. Mrs. Adam Murano, an; h meeting. Sunday Services :andidate for the Qeneral Elec- Morning Worship — 11:00 A. M 2nd, 8:00 P.M., Ladies' Aid; at 7 God is ever with man who con- Thomas Ferriftno of Metuehen. Stelnbach. Meetlnfi 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion, :ion. There is no doubt that he WOODBRIDGE METHODIST P.M., Session. stantly needs to be gratefully They met at the home of Mrs. A social followed at th^ii- Official Board—Third Wednes- 9:30 A. M. Sunday School. 11:00 appeals to and will belong to the;with Mrs. Rueben Grei••> t CHL'RCH Wednesday, third, 7:00 P.M.awar, e of this spiritual fact, The Henry Damon, Lancaster Road for 1 day, 8:00 P. M. A. M. Holy Communion first and Youth Council; 4th. 8:00 P. M.,Lesson-Sermon on "Reality" In people and not to any special In- man, assisted by Mrs. Will Main Street third Sunday. Morning Prayers meeting Wednesday evening. Mrs terest. He certainly (jives the GOP Bet. William M Justin, Putor Women's Association — Every Mr. and Mrs. Club. Christian Science Churches this na. Mrs. Walter Meyer, v, and sermon second and fourth William Price was ttie winner of a new refreshing look. His stand Sunday Services other Wednesday, 2:00 P. M. Thursday, weekly, 3:45 P, M.,Sunday will enlarge upon this ;eph Ward, Mrs. William ! Sundays. the dark horse prize. on important issues shows him to Bible School 9:45 A. M. O. E. T. Club-Third Tuesday, Children's Choir; weekly, 7:15 The Golden Text is from Isaiah: Walter Meyer. William Holy Day services, 10:u0 A. M. possess progressive and aggressive Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. 8:00 P.M. Youth Choir; weekly 8:15 PM,"Since the beginning of the world Rueben Qreco and Will:..! Trinity Vestry, second Monday, Stated Meetings Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority—Sec- Senior Choir; lasU.30 P. M. Cubs. men have not heard nor penetni Hungarian Baptists leadership." sell. 7:30 P.M. Official Board, first Monday, 8 ond and Fourth Monday, 8:00 P.M. ib y th»v e ear«or. neithenoiKwr hath the eye Lists Sunday Service Continuing. Mr. Graham said, Trinity Men's Club, second Wed- HOSTESS AT PARTV P.M. Young Married Couples — First seen, O God. beside thee, what he "The important Issues in the cam- nesday, 7:00 P.M. ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH COLONIA — A drm <:: Young Adult Fellowship. first Sunday, 8:00 PTM. hath prepared for him that walteth AVENEL — The Avenel Hun- paign are Education. Crime and Iselln party was held in the liimn Tuesday, 8 P. M. Pilgrim Fellowshfp—Every Sun- St. Agnes' Unix, first Monday, for him." (64:4) garian Baptist Church will hold Corruption, Caucus Rule in the Kev, John wilus, Putor Clyde Edrlngton, 300 ( Fortnightly Guild, second and day, 3:00P.M. 2:30. P.M. A further citation from the King bible classes ln English on Palm State Senate. BinRo'Ind the Turn- Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00. Boulevard! Guests were i.: lourth Mondays, 8 P. M. Choir Rehearsals St. Margaret's Unit, first Wed- James Version of the Bible reads: Sunday from 10 to ^1 A. M. pike. In view of his forthright and 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. h ei\ Mrs. Leon D. Jennin Sunday School Board, second Chancel—Wednesday, 8:00 P. M. nesday. 8:30 P.M. "Behold. * " 'ibernacle of God Is The Rev. Charles E. Davis wil courageous position on these is- Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 Park: her aunt. Mrs I Thursday, e P. M. Carol—Friday. 3:15 P. M. Trinity Altar Guild meets quar- with men, and he will dwell with conduct an English Church service sues the sroup has decided to work .M. Jennings, Washington. On. Woman's Society of Christian Junior—Friday, 3:45 P, M. terly. them, and they shall be his people, from 11 to 12 A. M. Rev. Kochis wholeheartedly in behalf of the Wednesday, 8:00 P. M., eonttau irom 11 w *u ...... __ Stewart Straka, Mrs. Service, third Wednesday, 8 P. M. Youth—Friday, 5:00 P.M.' Trinity Junior Altar Guild, first and God himself shall be with Hi ervice i Republican Gubernatorial nomina- ous Novena to St. Jude, Patron ol will deliver a Hungarian service in Johnson, Mrs. Harold Sm- WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL and third Mondays, 8:45 P. M. • them, and be their God." tRev. tion of Senator Malcolm S. Forbes. Hopeless Cases. 21:31 the evening from 7 to 8 P. M. R. M. Reins, Mrs. Huuh FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH Trinity Acolyte Guild meets The next session of the organi- Selections to be read from the Services will be held at th Mrs. J. A. Stevenson, all • Market and High Street 111 Pnwpeot Street, Woodbridge quarterly. zation will be held April 1 at 478 BCT. Ourtat Bott, Putor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Christian Science textbook "Sci-Church quarters, at the comer o Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge. The Park; Mrs. A. L. Strain Perth Amboy Trinity Choir, Thursdays, 8:00 . SCIENTIST Roosevelt Avenue and Edwin tuchen; Mrs, Henty Stm > Sunday ence and Healtvh with Key to the public is Invited to attend thi: Rev. Peter Kowalctmk. Pastor P.M. 172 College Ave., New Brunswick I "'^ °"" "Y" " „ ," _.. Streets in Carteret. onia; Mrs. Kevin Healy. 11:00 A. M., Morning Worship. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School OU1|JIU[C= uj f.^j „ session when plans for the cam Trinity Church School Faculty „, , Z. -«_•.„, Scriptures' by Mary Baker Eddy Republicans and Democrats bot the demonstrator. 9:45 A. W., Sunday School. Classes for all ages. will include the following: "Take paign will be formulated. 11:00 A. M., Worship Service. fourth Friday, 7:30 P. M. First Church of Christ, Sclen-' - • • -:-....__. .^M_ plan 1954 flght for Congress 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth Pel heart, dear sufferer, for this reality 6:30 P. M.,'Young People's Fel- Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday tist, 172 College Avenue, New of being will surely appear some- lowship. lowship. 7:00NE PW. M DOVE. R METHODIST Brunswick, N. J., holds Sunday time and in some way. There will 7:30 P. M.,S/enins Gospel Serv- 7:45 P. M., Gospel Service ln CHURCH serviceA. M.s anandd testimoniaSunday School meetingl at 1s1 be no more pain, and all tears will ice. and word. Fundar on Wednesdays at 8 P. M. Thebe wiped." (p. 573) readings from the desk are from ST. JAM9SN' K. C. CHURCH Wednesday Church School—10 A. M. COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge 8:00 P. M., prav« owetlng and Morning Worship—11 A. M. the Bible and the Christian Sci- Kt. Rev. M«gr. Charles a. McCorrUUn, Sermon for il A. M. Service. ence textbook, "Science and Inman Avenue at West Street pustor Bible, study Health with Key to the' Scrip- Colonia Rev. Raymond Griffin, Asslafant Pastor Young Fellowship—7:30 P. M H«v. Gustiwe Napoleon. Assistant Paetoi OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH tures," by Mary Baker Eddy. Sunday School and Bible Classes Weekday Masses: 7:00'and 7:30 New Brunswick Avenue, For&a OUR REDEEMER EVANGELICAL The church maintains a nursery, 9:00 A. M, Rev. John E, Qrlqws, Pastor i • •"! LUTHERAN CHURCH A.M. public reading room and library Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 P. M. Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, 26 Ford Street, fords Sunday M-,ses: 6:45,7:45, 8:45. in the ch'urch building. The read- Christian Women's Home Bible 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. > Rev. Arthur L. Krevllng. Pastor ing room Is open Tuesdays, Class, Tuesday, 2 P, M. 10:00 and 11:00. Weekday Mfeses; 7:00 and 8:15 8unday School and Bible Class. Thursdays arid Saturdays from 1 Young People's Meeting, Friday, Palm Sunday services. A.M. 9:30 A.M. to 4 P. M. Novena to Our Lady of Per- Morning Worship at 10:45. 8 P. M. ST; ANTHONT:S R. C. CHURCH petual Help each Tuesday at 7:45 Port Reading P.M. Rev. Stanislaus Mlloa, Putor Confessions, Saturdays, 4:00 to Sunday Masses at 7:30,9:00 and 6:00 P.M. and 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. SHOP AT CHOPER'S 11:00 A.M. Tuesdays Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. First Tuesday, Session. Noveta in honor of St. Anthony Wednesdays each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M., with Ladies' Aid Society, second and Right! It's only fair-play to give /others on your party-line Rev. Shelly, St. Peter'a Hospital, fourth, 2:00 P. M,, at the church. New Brunswick, in chaim Thursdays a chance to make and receive their calls. Third Thursday, Women's As- EVERYTHING YOU NKEI) TO OUTFIT ADATH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE sociation meeting at 8 P. M. at the Incidentally, allowing a few minutes between calls also helps Amboy Avenue, Woodbrldee church. THE WHOLE FAMILY FOR SPUING Rev. Samuel Newburger, Rabbi Fridays AND EASTER AT MONEY make everyone's party-line service better. Friday, 7:30 P.M. Regular Sab- Junior Choir, 3:45 P.M. bath services. High School Choir, 7 P. M. SAVING PRICES. Monday night: Passover services. Adult Choir. 8 P.M. P.S. 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GARDENIAS • ORCHIDS • VIOLETS jSizea 8<^ to 3 HOSES • COMBINATION ARRANGEMENTS — We Telegraph and Deliver — WOODBRIDGE CHOPER'S FLOWER SHOPPE OUB'OWN/i GREENHOUSES DEPARTMENT STORE NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY , JOHN p. SCHWAB£, PTOJI. 81 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE 540-546 RAHWAY AVE. WOODBRIDGE lasa OAK TREE ROAD ,i. i KNIWNT LEADER THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 PAGE FIVE n<'i(!lul)women IJ „ \mv Officers 1895 - CHRISTENSEN'S Tin'Woman's Club of Capt. Paul Hopkins, of Bwkely, " HI I lie Avenrf flchool 'The Friendly Store nllf., a Korea veteran and cur- ii.iiin'l I/"vy presiding. •ently technical advisn- on Colum- . vHromrd honorary ia's "Mission Over Korea," snys ii , Kicnnor K. Lance, hat the soldiers in Korea enjoy , Duiiaio. Mrs. Warren var pictures, such as John Wayne's ..M,I miests. Mrs. An- 'The Sands of Iwo Jima," "One v , m, Mrs. John Koslcs Minute to Zero." the Robert Mitxh- I';.;I.TI Fuches. um epic, etc. i, wore received from ,;'[,,ne Woman's Club, Judy llolliday will have as her M wmian'sClu'b and the next film, "A Name for Herself.' MII Woman's Club to cdmedy from the typewriters of ., inlrration Day celc- Oarson Kanin and his wife, Ruth Gordon. Filmins will st.nt curly Bring tin* whole family to our slore and relax ,.. You ,, v \\ takiiiH reservations in May. „•: wifhin!.1! to attend the The dramatic story of the lili i i;;ri. Kprins Conference can shop for complete Easter ensembles for everyone led by U. S. Air Force Jet pilots, .! m A. luirv ?ark on April based in Japan, will be brouuht to :,! club U among 26 the screen in "Saber Jet," Rohcr1 in Ihe family, right here in one convenient place . . . :, prcsrnled with a scroll Stack and Coleen Oray will be co- , i;n;' ?.T) years or,moj;e starred In the picture, which will In ^25 A.P. ite cooiicii Of Nice* i in> Federation at the be. made with the active ooo)>eru- BAflifR 16 SUWOAy CHPISl CM EAtntl- . AH top quality, newest styles and budget pleasing THE FIRST FUL1 A*O0»J C* SulllAR OHA«A< it* rl : tion of the Department of Defrn.se 3 R WAV or *sU(sm« TWE «;( B»I6'--SO SUUPAV W MAllV COWlIfllf 5 , !•. open House Day In By (Sir value prices'... . Come early. I' i . iind members are VIcDamone. who was called into 10 6A5TEB FESTWAL* , iMrllll the Army almost two years ac». expects to be released sometime ••* "';§ II |in H'titcd nt the Jer- In May. MOM is getttm> a musi- Attention Teen-Agers , ,. Woman's Club cafd cal ready for him. It will be a : hit • h;iw. the Woman's modernized version of the Vincent About 1 Health I • n iniiij-'tln.!* Federation Youman's show, "Hit the Deck,' We now have which run on Broadway before it Wi.man's Cluli of Fords was first filmed in 1930. !),y. Woman's Club of Your Home iin Aick Federation Day, Guy Madison, who has been rid- flu.) if Carteret Federa- ing the range on TV as Wild Bii. •, :• ,uitl ihe Woman's Club Euonymus plants, bittersweet Dtt. SOPHIA BRUNSON to injuries. Sometimes parts o Hlckock, has been signed by War- f'.i; ration Day. uid pachsyandra may become in- BACKACHE ners to play the lead in their sec- fested with euonymus scale. Leaves the bones are chipped off or frac- .1 •• >li Riu'owskl, educa- ond 3-D production. "BurninK Ar- ivill develop yellow spots and of- When persons come into this tured. JUNIORS 'ii,i:;, nvmrteft on the re- rows." len, where the infestation Is se- office with a persistent backache, Arthritis is a frequent cause o: ! \ liuriln.':, Mrs. Claren^i vere, leaves will drop earlier than they usually Imasine that they backache. If there are deformitte: As Smi iii April "Seventeen" '. Mrs. Joseph RadOW News comes that Mario Lanza, normal. With heavy Infestations, have kidney trouble. They have of the benes or deposits about iii >ruc Uioan and Mrs Visit Our Enlarged Rea«ly-to-Wear long at odds with his studio, is the stems will be Blate-gray in seen numerous advertisements of them, the X-ray will often rcvea Mnkulln attended thi ; reading, willing and able to return :olor and rough because of the pictures showing men standing the trouble. Department Featuring Dresses, • II i;ii-heon in Trenton to film work, and to Metro-Gold- ibundance of the Insects. with their hands on their backs Dii--nil was the prlnci wyn-Mayer. find agonized expressions on their Bad posture is also a cause o! Skirts, Blouses and Sportswear. The conspicuous member of the • n Th'y Inter attended pain In the back, for It puts Darryl Zanuck's Technicolor Tamily Is the male. Often the low- faces. The printed matter ac- .•I ilie Assembly and th strain on the muscles and nerves translation of Irving Berlin's T surface of a leaf is almost cov- companying the cuts always ad- II the State House. There are strong massive muscle; Broadway hit," "Call Me Madam,' red with the chalky - white. vise a sure cure for kidney dis- which move the spinal colum - For WOMEN - l>.:.\.\n\ Parker announced with Ethel Merman, Donald O'- itraight, slender incests about one ease, which was supposed to be about. The nerves come out fron ,• t v!i;rs have been sent to Connor, Vcra-Ellen and Georse thirty-second of an ich or less long. the cause of the pain. the spinal cord through the open • LINGERIE by Barbizon. Luxite, Ghnders in the leads, is destined to The females are slate-gray and This nil bosh. As a rule, kid- ings in the vertebrae. They rui Seaniprufe lhTiivin Steinbnch rc- be one of the real hits of 1953. Don- these Kive the crusted appearance ney troubles are not ushered In by to all the organs and structures o i: licr visit to t'lie Girl ald O'Connor's dancing serves no- M the twigs. I Willis m the back, though backache the body which they supply. Thu i. ,•. i ;ur! invited the mem- tice on Fred Astnire and Gene The first step in the .control of may be accompanied o nelebuhs-s you see that if the back aches, thi • G(^WNS • PAJAMAS • M-rl Hie Girl Srout rail Kelly to move over und make, room Ills plant is to cut away the most' may be an accompaniment of kid- whole body is sick and most un ;:.: «; the Wna('.'>rdige HIRI for him. .eavlly trusted parts of the plant, ney stones. comforatnle. • GIRDLES by Formfit, Jantzen^ In the case of severe infestation A diseased tooth or infection in , 'i j, MH,I> Markous. Junloi Louis Jourdan will have foui The back Is a very important Playtex Figuretle n pachysandra, we usually cut and complicated structure. A any part of the body may produce ••|i'ii:!ecl the Junior Thir leadlns ladies in "The Affairs of ; the plants back to the soil level, number of bones are superimposed backache. The cause should always Antolnc." They are: Simone Si- Annual Tea and Confer Burn the removed parts. one above the other and held to- be sought before the remedy is ap- • BRAS \)\ Life, Jantzen and Warner I !u in Spilth Amboy. mone, Danielle Darrleux, Simone A winter spray of a miscible or gether by ligaments, padded with plied. Not all cases, should be i :"v Mancanelll and Mrs SiKnerct and Anne Vcrnon. The •mulsified oil helps to bring them cartilaginous disks between each treated alike. If if'is due to an in- • HOSIERY by Gotham Gold Stripe, '!'• m'.iletnn reported o picture will be divided into foui under control. This spray material vertebrae, thus forming the spinal jury, pounding and manrpulation episodes, with oV of the girh -•..I •. for the Heart Fun' may be purchased at garden supply column. will only make the matter worse. Berkshire, Picturesque, Blendwell appearing in each part, und Loul^ Strapping and immobilizing will D houses under" "a' variety of trade Sometimes the most intractible ;, i: i> iii was marie to th cloing them nil. The picture will help a back that is strained and names. Dilute for use accordlns to back aches are caused by a disk • HANDBAGS s ••ii.'dl for a history be made in Paris and in Vienna sore from an injury. the directions on the package. slipping out of place. It often re- i ,i mrinber of the gradu- this fan. Oystershell scale and a few oth- quires skillful surgery and long Penetrating lights, rest, dia- • GLOVES by Shaliinar, Cotton and • •. :r June. News-item-of-l he-week. Bint; ers may attack a wide range ol treatment to relieve the condition. thermy, and Swedish massage will ll.n I!I! Schiller, chairman Crosby has decided to discard his 1 plants. Lilacs, roses and fruit Many cases of back pain are due cure most of the backache that the Nylon-Spring Shales an.:;':ii'.: committee, re- toupie! plants may be attacked by scale. doctor s.ees in the routine day's ! ,i'• -.mi .innding bills be In AmotiK the evergreens most likely work. • KERCHIEFS • HANKIES •'i.: .-! this week. any comes in contact with the skin, models, Mrs. Stephen Murkulin, to be attacked are the junipers or i.-JIII ;> Hoplarw riquaatcd wash with lemon juice or vinegar. Mrs."James Hopler: posters. Mrs .so-called cedars. The scale Insects to FiiViTlbe to the Time of spraying is important. LOWER BARRIERS • COSTUME JEWELRY Kdward Cotey; tickets. Mrs. Jo ,ire small white bodies found on ill's Ma;:azin»v" Any day, now, when it is warm and A special White House survey, «eph Radowski, Mrs. Joseph All the leaves and twi'js. vld Winniii.st, ('hairman bright, when the spray material iirgins sweeping changes in Ameri- ••aler and refreslimcns, Mrs. Law- All of these can be' controlled will dry on the plant before it can .lumating ccmmUttfe pre- can trade policies, has strength- rence Felton. • •-• , the proper u«« of an oil fretwvis suitable. Cover twig^ and followms slate to the ened -the sentiment for the lower- Mrs. Benjamin Weinstein, lit- pray. In the case of junipers, trunk, and with evergreens be sure ing of tariffs and other barriers ::.>iv Mrs. Daniel Levy, erature chairman in chaise of the lever use oil on the kinds which to coat tb^e underside of the leaves. Mr-, Bonjimin W#in- now restricting foreign exports to program for the tveninn, intro- lave a wide base to the leaves, The spray material may burn the United States. The report wa,< t vice-presldpnt; Mrs, riueed by Eleanor Larre, retired here little cups are formed. Oil leaves that show. iniier, second viee-presi- drafted by thirteen American busi- Jlljiwian from the Sewaren Li- ill cause damage by settling In ness, labor and farm leaders and i • Harold Wilson, record- If you have the common snow- brary and, past president of the he cups. the, recommendation coincided a\- • ',i:v; j,ii,-s Marie Hayden, ball, the leaves of which are so (flub. The stane was arranged with With these particular kinds, use badly curled-by aphis, a dormant mos't exactly with what British and : li'iir; secretary: Mrs a display of 25 books furnished by other allied officials have been Ku :niak, treasurer. The lime-sulfur .solution, but be care- oil spray will kill many of the egg - For GIRLS - the Sewarcn Library. hoping this country would do. !! lie voted upon at the ul not to Ret it on paint and if so infestation will be less severe 1 , "A Kins'* Story." a biography of r'lll. . ' the Duke of Windsor. ''A Man SPRING COATS AND HATS Hi iiiaiiim Weinstein, lit Called Peter" by Catherine Mar- .'Hi! drama chairman, Is . !V;IIIOHS for the Drama ,«hall, and the "Diary of a Young Hurry! Hurry!—Last Chance SUITS - SKIRTS - BLOUSES :.i ue h.-ld in Spring Lake. Girl," by Ann Frank, were amonu by Judy Kent the books reviewed by Mrs. Lance. To Take Advantage of I'l.m Style Show Hostesses. for the evenin I •• tiui.s Markous, chair- Mrs. Joseph Allgaler, Mrs. Edward SLIPS and PANTIES -. Nylon, Cotton, Rayon •• 1 ii- [a.-hion1 show to be Coley and Mrs. Frederick Bards- by Style Undies . May 6 announced her ley. Mrs. Frederick Beckley was MOLDED FASHIONS • • ' a., fallows: the winner of the dark horse prize. , The nexti'meetlnK will 'be held PANTIES - Fancy Lace-Trinmud •v Mrs James Hopler; Factory-to-You Mu. Joseph Radowski; pn April 1 and will fc.ilure the •• ami settinss, Mrs. election of oofficerf s and annual MITZI FROCKS re-ports must be submitted at this program, Mrs. Ben- SAVINGS 6 to 18 months —1 to 3x —4 to 6x —7 to 12 For Easter 1953

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, v, - j. I . INDEPENDENT-t.EAnpi PAGE srx THURSDAY, MARCH 26. 1953 Tl S. , ,.(, ,-,: -,«• «-;«s left by the local The United ^W)»* inm.,, Magazines Available Mrs. Shore to Share Today's Vaiiern (lops Nab Thief seventh to fourtli ]>iu-v -,UI SEWAttN NOTES At Setearen Library In Kslolv of I ' leftding shipbuilriiiih n (.,1U1, Chain (Ills Park the world last year. ],„ p to *h' lndcpfncicnl-lmil"1 1952. sixty-four «hlps of 4in >/ j SRWARIN- Tr* Utest Vogue Looting Store crdlnc to th* terms 0 i* tons, according to stuii Reports I Mr. and Mm Hwry fUlbH tnd tnaguim with the most up-to-dat* BROOKLYN - Mildred Shore m UP »nd signed on June S. imia, nutuiuiiig to stuistill ii ''• daiiuriter. Beverly, Union, were re-style newi and Information Is now •WOODBRIDOE- CiftlRht In the 193 Drove Avenue. W.-.-x!bri-i« ?rtl local recent WU1 receive cently made punlipuhlie by i.i,, By Flormcf Rirhman I'nt guests of Mr. and Mr*. Al- will share in an estate valued M lster of Shipping, Oi,,, 34 Park Arrnur. Isrlin available on the reading table In act o__f looting the Lee Electrical \\im Owrc of the residue e - jfieti PMersen. Grant Street. 1 J40.000 awordlniz to a petition f« the nnd Northern Ireland >,, HahWay 7-K3O4 the Bewaren Free Public Library. store at Convery Bou)eva*d and V hinn 1« the estat : Mr and Mrs W A. Mthr, West The "Hone Beautiful" and "Lite" j Amtwy Avenue. Willinm ButJw. 33. probate on file in Brokklyn Pnv •>- \ -n and a place, with Jnpnn thin! gate Court lust wr-rk. Avenue, recently entertained Lt majtaitoM are also in the library 153 Nielson Street. New Brunswick, Birthday fMT-ptT.n". tins week so Crorir. anC. Mrs Hussell Sims and (or the UM of the public. j»afi committed to the County Jail to: Dv.ir.p Watcik, "i Homes Parltj children David. Kathertne and Tw> new books were recentJy \ Momiay to await the oction of th? Avt'iv.K. Mar.-:: 30; Raberia Mor-j Russell. Jr.. and U Eva Mahr all added to trw shelvps "Thr So-i grand Jury. an. 82 Wa?h;a*flon Avenue, March | i stationed at tile Lakehurst Naval Journer" by Marjorie Rinnan Raw-; Butlers arrest ras due to the 2fi; Jn(';:h O:r H;nlf\. 990 Re-j | Bnse, ' ikns and "The Family Mark alP1 .,ne-s of patrjimen J,ime« Eftan br-cra Placr. Marh 29'; Jamesi ! Mr'. M'intponwry Bftlteur. West Twain." a compienhenu folks j Mr and Mrs. David Ballour, West initiated a new member. Cara ; brush in the nearbye, fields. who <;nve on over \hv Chain o' Avenue I Nancy Brown after which a supper I After a search the burglar was Hills dirt road that your tires do It was announced at the last party wat lerved at the home of ! spotted 10 minutes later by the not mnkp any nohe on that road c mi-elms nf the Sfwaren Home and Barbara Ann Brcdy. Club mem- officers. Patrolman Danch fired For that rf-asnis. p'iea e blow your School Circle that a donation of bers stayed overnight at the home two warning shots and Butler car horns -then you ay., anyone $10 had tx*n received from Bob's of Sandra Jean Schoonover where .halted. He wns hnndouffed anri In front of you. The other (Jay I Radio ant! Television Co. lurther ceremonies were held. \ taken to police headquarters. saw several chi'.dren who just Others participating were Mar- According to Detective Ssreeant 1 missed gfttin? hit by a car. be- The committee in charge of the garet Muriel Oibson, Janet Ann1 rerent Red Cress drive In the Se- garet Muriel Oib, j Elmer Krysko. Butier has a Ions; cause the* just wrfri': hear it Kovacs and Nancy Ellen Sican. approaching wan-n area has reported that the , i record and was out on bail on n quota has been met and the drive I would al-'o like to remind the! Farm output in West Germany complaint of burglarizing a New successfully completed. They es- is up 16 per cent sinre the war. Brunswick store two weeks a;o. folks in this area that there is speclally wish to thank the vol- no charge for items m this col- un:«er hnu.'e-to-house canvassers umn. If you hav an ikm of in- for their participation. terest, ju.st enj) it off at my There will be a reading of the house or s'Td me a card. This i? Litany this evening at 7:30 In St. your CDlumn arfi we rou'.d make it Johns Chur:*h and next Tuesday an ir.'.cre ::,n • or.e if w alt co- memim at 10 o'clock. Rev. Qrvllle Mr. local operate. . N. Davidson will celebrate Holy ' Communion in the church. Bvsineisman: About Family Breakfast Every Week your Pattern 9164: Misses' Siies 12, 14, 16, IS. 20; 40, Size 16 takes i% prospects are seeing Your Home yards J5inch, *« yard contrast. Held in Synagogue Send Thirty-Five cenlt In coins ads like this..,MP* tor this pattern—add 5 cents for BY FRANCES DFIX each pattern it you wish lst-class i AVENEL — Harry Grossmaa right in this paper! Clim^t* control need not always mailing. Send to 1T0 Newspaper , Woodbridse, gave the invocation mean an f-x^insive way of con- Pattern l)c|it., 2:t2 West 18th Si . 1 n t the Brotherhood. Sons of Jacob '.They'll be looking for struct ifn or .d Mrs. Sam- other place. In fact, a north slope a very small percentage of them uel Pollen of Philadelphia. Chair- Et-em1- to fxa'i^nrate the seasons. have so far shown any major loss man of the affair was Mason Do oho'.sp a south slope. It evens of vision." This seems to prove Tempkin with Carl Newmark act- NEW JERSEY r.ut tI:P seiiwis. If you can't have '.hat the danger fo partial or com- in? as co-chairman, assisted by [BEU TELEPHONE a swuji ;,'',pe choose an east slope plete blindness from atomic bomb Frank Windm&n and Milton Kush- f;tthi: Ahull H west slope, A south- radiations is rhuch less than first ner. [COMPANY c:u>l -]<>]>'• is the best of all. indicated. t Build a windbreak against the rwil.v.t's'. with trees or a hedge. LIFE EXPECTANCY Pride of JV. /. Council II y.'iu are building a new home Dr. Louis L. Dublin, insurance To Welcome State Slate you mii;iit consider having the roof statistician, predicts an increase stick out over the sauth side of of four to five years in the aver- AVENEL — The Pride oi New the hnus'1 more than on the other age American's life expectancy Jersey Council, No. 243, Sons arid three -ides. In the summer, when during the next 20 or 25 years. Daughters of Liberty met Priday i the sun is high in the sky. the Within this generation an average evening in the Avenel School with R PACKAGE OF 1953! overhnnii shades the entire south length of life of 73 years is likely. Councilor Mrs. Lewis Oakley pre wall. In the winter the sun moves Women should live even longer— siding. low in the sky and will come un- they can expect about three years Mr. Oakley announced that \ti derneath the overhang. more than this national level. national and. state officers will P» More summer heat comes from an official visit to the Council a< the west-during the long.summer The Point of View thfe April 17 meeting. Thd birthda; afternoons. For this reason, it is Poetic Rover tto farmer): "AM of Mrs. Jacob 'Herman" Wfts cele best to'iuive small windows on does this glorious setting sun brated at the social which fol the we11. ?:.£? of your house in the mean nothing to you?" lowed the business meeting. warm< r H-ni-ms of the U. S, Farmer (mopping his brow): It is well-known that white "I'll say it does. 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Mr. nnd Mrs. James Reilly. Stel- Methodic Men's Club mrnt of pupils showed a drop Of tcm, were fumlny rlinrmr miests nt, Increase in Non-Teaching Help ininv Hum sfl.nno tr-.m 732.mil In Woodbridge Oaks News the home of Mr, and Mrs. Tony To Convene Tonight 1940 to r,))4..«nr> In the 1951 school Art:-niisio. Wood Avenue. Iselin Items yrar. By Gladys E. Scank Mr. nnd Mrs. James MrMnnus, WOODBRtDQE — Tonight at 1940 to B94.B98 in the 1951 school Nix;m Park, were Saturday eve- 8:30 o'clock the Methodist Men's Cited by N. J. Taxpayers Unit 126 Elmhurst Avenue The regular meeting of the Iselin thr Taxpayers Association as part ning guests at the Artemislo home. Club will meet in the Methodist TRENTON —- Although eni'oll- by the NV\v Jersey Taxpayers As- of Its study of the school picture In Tel. Me. 6-1819 Memorlal'CommiUee for 1953 Me- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cramer, Church school rooms, Refresh- ment of pupils in New Jersey's Mriallou, relation to the proposal of to* Bender Avenue, attended a I7the ments will be served.. morial Day program will be held at public day schools showed ;< flv" Bel ween the 1940 and 1941 State School Aid CommtMion that nry Bonrd of the painful accident Sunday, She fell birthday anniversary party in hon- On Tuesday evening, April 7, per rent decrease between 1941) nnd taxes In :!li.t> onks Civic LeaguLeague|6ne d two teeth ptorced her lip. Site or of Miss Patty Prossedo*ln New the men will be guests of the Men's tomorrow night nt 7:30, '10S1. supervisory personnel in- Thursday, March required two suturesut . York Sunday. Club In Metuchen. They will meet l rmnppr Tavern, Com- at the church at 7:15 P. M. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sniffen creased 12 per cent and other non- mJ from Little Kathleen Finn, daughter Sunday dinner guests at the w.,s nnr supervisory employee for contends the c in frnm several resl- of Mr, Rnri Mrs. Richard Finn, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jen- leave jfrom trere. and daughter, Eleattor and Mrs. A. ^ployees were stopped!,™,, 497 s:-hnM pupiis in 1940 a.; :,.inr>i Avenue. Ray Smith Avon Terrace, celebrated her firth tls, Bender Avenue, Included Mr Coffee, Rosebank. B. I., were the up 32 per cent in numbe.s. jriiIn,)!m.,i with one for every 421; unsound and unrealistic. TRAFFIC DEATHS ihr services Of the fire j birthday, Saturday, Several guests and Mrs,. Seymour areetiberg ant. Sunday guests of Mrs. Lillian This was disclosed today ^n a pupiK in 19M District 11 to pump attended her party. The guests in- daughters, Sohtlra and Renee The nation's death toll from tabulation showing upward trends Full time non-tene-ritnu em- Dowling, Fiat Avenue. Eminently Suitable • 11 • r Some of the residents eluded Mary McLaushliii, Lorraine Newark, Mr, and Mrs. Norman traffic accidents began in the new ln non-teuchlng employment by plnyi'i-s, indudinn clerical and protest meeting at Oatley, Jackie Winner, Suzann Chandler and daughter, also of year on a rising trend. In January, Mr. and Mrs, Frink Trelch and,the schools up to ths latest ye;ir nvtintr-nanre wnrkfrs. rose from Fifth Avenue Shopper: "What ,",1,11c utilities commission In Valczak, Raymond Gromadsk'l, I Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Arte the National Safety Council re- children. Richard and Denlsc, | for which compiled data are avail- j G.B07 or one for every 124 pupils i» fvlplitful price you ask for that ,'•.. Tuesday, March 24. They' Robert and Raymon Mellet and mislo and family, Wood Avenue ported vehicle fatalities of 2,840, Newark, spent Sunday at the home able. Thv figures were shown mm-1- in l!'4O. to 7.7<14 employees l.ixt!" id the proposed gas ratein- iiiurle 'Finn. verc Sunday evening guests al increase of seven per cent over the df Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pelll- piirativi'ly In "State S?lv.:ol Aid imic for every 89 pupils In 1951. Salesgirl: "I know, Madam, but 2,650 during January, 1053. Lridslators," puhlUlicil I Durln'1 llm perlcrt, total enroll- Mr. nnd Mrs. John Trimmer, he Jentls home. erino. Facts far It's ii frightful hat." .,„„. wishing to Join the .von Terrace, motore dto High Arthur Markell. Jr., S lc of .inidi'i' Oaks Softball Team Irldge Sunday and visited at the Norfolk, Va., and Arthur Markell ' ,,,.|'in I ouch with Dick Co- iome of Mr, and Mrs. Blttenben- Rahway, were Saturday guests at ', nuk Tree Road, who is to .er. he home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert *c«m ,,,. ihr team. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bimanton, l. Scank, Adams Street. Sunday uuosts at the ScanV ,,,,,1(1 like the publicity com- Washlnnton, New Jersey, spent 1 ,. ,,f the Civic League to get laturday evening at the home of home were Mr. and Mrs . Oeorai ,,f(nm:ition they want in the Ar. and Mrs. John Trimmer of Maxwell and" children, Iselin. „,, I,, t In touch v(ith me at ivon Terrac6, Mr. and Mrs. Jack KatzcnbacV , ,,vi-rk before the meeting. and children motored to Scoter Miss Florence Robinson, Avon Plains Saturday where they at- lint|,.j IKIVO to be In before errace, spent the week-end In I iv afternoon, tended a-birthday party In hono: High Bridge. of Mr. John Katzenback. itul Mrs. Robert Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Pelt, Mrs. John Tlrpak of Adams , •.',1|(iv«n, Adams Street, mo- Bender Avenue, motored to staten aireot received a package from Ja- , i, phinipsburg, Sunday, to 'stand, Saturday, and visited at pan from her son, George, with Mr; Ackerman's father, Cost- ;he home of friends. valuable souvenirs for her whole •iiiiiina. We are sorry to hear Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ammlano, mlly. Her heart wa.s gladdened ,. driitli of Mr. Ackerman's Bender Avenue, attended the en- more when she received a lettei ,:mntlier. Mrs. Emily Dafoc, party, Saturday, of Miss from him saying that he would bt ,,!'-•, N. Y. Anne Agliate to Mr, Louis Ammi- home very soon. This gave her thr ,m(l Mrs. Robert Argalas ano of Newark. Mrs. Ammiano at- lift that she needed after be hip . .,,1, Roger, Adams Street, rnded a bridal shower in honor of very ill with the "flu." i •n'mi-Hdoy in Irvington at Miss Marie Amato of Scotch ,,inr nf Mr. and Mrs, Charles Plains, Tuesday at the Flagship In SpME NERVE! ,i'-k. Union. ST. LOUIS, Mo.—An unidenti- nnd Mis. Robert Neale, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Steinberg fied man, carrying his lunch In e • street. f-ntertRlned several Wood Avenue, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. paper bag, walked into a restaur- ut their home, Saturday ant, sat down at a table and or- -,,( Thr Riiests Included Mr. Steinberg of Newark. Mr, and Mrs. Larry Steinberg started a dered coffee, He complained thai !,. Fred Wctterseln, English- amlly circle at the home of Mr the coffee didn't have enough Mr and Mrs. Adolph Wlt- nnd Mrs. David Roth in Union cream in It. While eating his lunch, $12 Value For Only $3./ •;m. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Wit- Saturday. he spilled coffee and cottage cheese The "Cadillac" nf kitchen tool sets! •im. livin»ton, and Mr. and on the table cloth. Then, putting H c Doyle Short Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cuthbertson A different piece each week for 7 and son, Richard Allan, Oak Tree the uneaten part of his lundh back EACH mid Mrs. John Tlrpak. Jr. weeks! If you did not receive a cou- Road, motored to North Bergen In the baR, he asked the proprietor f.imily. Irvlntiton, were Sun- pon book in the mail, ask your Acme Sunday and visited Sister Jane to put it in the refrigerator and he TOOL I!IM- I'.ucsts of Mr. and Mrs Fiances of St. Brigidos. would return the next day to fin- Manager. This offer only at Acme rpiik, of Adams Street. Mrs We arc glad to report that Mrs ish it, Markets! ONLY is cniivalespinu from influ- Arthur Markoll, Rahway. under- went a major operation Friday and U. S. HOUSING with $10 Purchase or Over nd Mrs. Robert Neale and is responding very well to treat The Census Bureau reports that PLASTIC RUCK 27c |]> spent Sunday In Irvington ment. Mrs. Markell is the mother there were 54,983,398 dwelling 80a Value! Available at anytime durldurini g Coupons 1, 2, 3 and 4 jump of Mr. and Mrs. Pred of Mrs. Robert S. Scank, Adams units In the country as of April, 7-week purchase plan. $10 purchasme nnot slieiin. Street. 1950. This was an increase of 23 required for this item! / Are Still Redeemable! 1,-uliK Auxiliary of the Ise- Mr. and Mrs. David Weissman per cent over the 1940 total of 37,- ii'iniciU Hook and Ladder Bende.1' Avenue, attended the wed 325,470 units. Arizona led all the .ny. District 11, elected Mrs. ding of Mr. and Mrs. William Rob ctates with a 47 per cent gain In C. Ruthsam pre-ildent of bins of Newark, Sunday. new house.s. i 1 meeting. Thursday, March leld at Harding Avenue Fire- Mrs. Elizabeth Wachter was PINK vice president, Mrs. Lillian IG-oz. van iiru1, secretary, Mrs. Helen us, treasurer, Two trustees Where m I get 1'KIDK 01 -Till:-I AHM • In ted were Mildred Mahon is. Vera Bahr. ' annual installation diwiei 10-M. held in the flrehouse, Aprl my Lillian Corcoran will be . l.ottieg stalling officer. Mrs. Anna will be in charge of the af- •US" *~ %' " V ^—' ' *• UKAUHS DELIGHT I UFESTONE issisted by Mrs. Laura Kim- nd Mrs. Kay Kovacs. Mrs Sme In Acmes Big Cheese Parade nnd Mrs. Mabel Painte IUOAN in dharge of the program ;i!ie Oaks con from 16 KRAFT Norman Jensen, preslden Yelveeta 21b. pkff. :>.AIKYOKKST GLENDALE CLUB School No. 15 PTA ap- request? ^ a nominating committei ire a elate of officers unde C |h;iirmanshlp of Mrs. J. C at a meeting held in th Cheese Food z 79 Ice Cream "99 March 19. The committee Special this week-end only! Slice it, melt it, spread it! Finest quality. s Mrs. Michael Cwlekalo Save l!k during this sale! Meltproof bag free! ay Miller and Mrs. Luis CAKES. CRACKERS EASTER CANDIES TK. The executive boar, Eggs Ideal Cixoanut or 6-01. 01« • will be held April 13 a EXTRATSHARP>79 Sunshine Hydrox ™,,V.-25c Fruit * Nut Creimihe "^ M. in the school. Election Colored Cheese ,„ 59c m Vlcihili Lea Decanted is will be he id at the Apr • OVER A MILLION LOANS made at ftumat Mild Colored C\uw14 "°- *American Cheese Cheez-It %T Z We 8-oi. qi U-n. last year to employed men and women—married Cheese ^v."* 2 *•"• KK '*• 59c Eggs 49c Urns. A nlm "Investing In ™ Wlsprld, Cheddar Spread Fnlt * Nut 0 0 _> and tingle—in all walk? of life. If you are steadily 6-DI. cup Fig Newtons ZT™t. 43c n" was shown by Miss Provolone Salami 35c N 25c »r Cocoanal <> (or *"*' Mullen, principal of Colonla employed and can handle convenient monthly pay- Kraft Links Premium Crackers ,fX° ments, chances for a prompt "yes" are excellent. pkf, ., The attendance award was Creamy Muenster Puritan lk[. today. See why "It's rWom/ to bo «ure." 15c MOKE FEATURES >n kindergarten class. Re- PANTRY NEEDS ients were served by Mrs Loam $25 to $JOQ on Signature, Furnlh/r*, or Auto Instant Chocolate ft? V.n 23c •1 Cwiekalo, assisted by Mrs Hecker _ Flour 5-lb. 51c BrownBread 2 lij- 29c I Buehler and Mrs. Lijid BftM1 M Mrs Samuel Blodgett am Q-T Frosting 29c Baby Foods'EES 5 3£ 49c uhn Gokey were hostessei LEGS OF BEECn-NIIT -tRf i by Mrs. John Burger. Baby Cereal I-oi. plf. 1W Tuna Fish »s* j}4 *!"£ 34c and Mrs. Ray Smith an* PURE 2-o«. lip Bon Oil OI.1VE OIL Dottle ilv Macaroni ^Z'* 2 {^ 37c ers, Adams 8tre«t, attende 10-m. itU iviTsmy dinner in honor o Mueller's Macaroni HOUSEHOLD FEATURES Dili's parents, Mr. and Mr. Ground Floor, 1382 IRVING STREET, RAHWAY IIOM-DE-LITE < LIQUID o BTABCH BottlM n Zcntz, Union, Saturdaj Corner E. Milton Street, (Next to A & P Super Market) Mayonnaise IC-OI. Jar ' Ptione: RAhway 7-2850 . Leon J. Oakley, YES MANager N1AOABA idso Mr. Smith's birthday LAMB » Laundry Starch 14-01. pk|. »Loom rnide la ifiidtiUi of all wounding Towns * Lutui;! No. 839 Corn Starch ^T °^A^ ;• Jai-kic Smith had rather 69c V Readyfor4he-0ven Trimmed Legs of Lamb D Napkins L 21C Open Daily i) tu .1—I'riihiy Till X I*. M.—Closed Saturdays Super Charge ^ TJ$™ 19c PASTEL •'« Enjoy a tender, tasty Acme" leg of lamb Oils week-end at the special low price! KiTcniN va-rt. Argo Gloss Starch 2 ^ 27c Wax Paper CHABM Boll Lux Soap 3 Ke|-nlar MarcaLHankies 3 „*"100 ' Ctket 12-01. l >c ^ Fresh^PicnkShoulder * Swan Soap Oku *« Breath-O-Pine Bottle ' An economical treat the family U sure to enjoy. Serve with Ideal Apple Sauce! BLUE bONNET lb. With Face Clotb Oftn Silver Dust bO Margarine Specla, UM,, l».oi. frkf. ^ Place Your Orders Now at 3 HEALS IN ONI Lifebuoy Soap Fresh Ground Beef Princess Margarine c^Vtt 22c 3 _2_22c Chucks Lamb lb. 39c , Scbltkhiol „„ 49c Bib A Shoulder Sausage Furo Fork Meat HERE! BAUMANN'S Lamb Chops Ib. * 89c Fresh Frosted Fish AH Acmes Open Fridays Till 9! .Advertised Prices Effects Loin Lamb Chops "Fresher than fresh" - Immediately Thru Saturday) March 28. •«? Qpeq Evenings Till 9 Breast Lamb FOB sTEwnrq frozen when caught! All food, no waste! From Wednesday, April Lamb Liver Fillet of Mackerel ,»,. 45c Tongues Fillet of Cod NEW! Bacon Pre-Cooked Scallops ,»,. 49c Keinember your family, friends and shut-Ins with Sliced Bacon faster lloweri, the livlnt Louella Butter Kift that truly exprenses JUICE Hit- sisnilltanoe ol the day. Bread 25 from our cora- Only touclla buller used an shorten- i>li'te wlcctlon of cor- ><<'i:vs, bloutning pl»nU ing. Tl.ln sliced white or whole •imt sprint's choicest wheat. cut SMprerpe White Broccoli , We Send |1IOW

j cancer in their lnrniediaU poratlon has transferred tn, Even Then haste. Having no time to wait for nine more dwellings huiiuii'/ Oiho Club to Spontor \nrr.«f Denim Vushion their bread to leaven, they were Junior: "We've always had a "Announcement w« M*^ bridge Oaks North. i.;(,|ni forced to bake and eat unleavened Kiddie* Emter Party housing shortage, haven't we, of the leadership In other Wood houses are each of four vni,,n PORT READING NOTES Dud?" bread. Tb,is Is represented by the bridge Township centers. In mak- are located on lots appn.v, PKRTH AMBOY ~ The Calso By Dad: "What makes you say "Mattos" of today-the un- S Ui«e chairmen known Mr 60 by 100 feet. Pour sale ",, leavened bread of the eight-day Club, a social organization for em- Mr*. John McDnnmll that?" F^nke particularly PrftL^.1^ homes on Warren street. i j,," ployees of The California Oil Com- Phane WOR-1UXW "Well, I remember when you Passover season pastrt-oordsofbothAvenelledby ers were Mr. and Mrs ])•,', pany, will hold its annual Kiddies used to tell me about that woman The 8ed«r or Passover feast Mrs U?n« Perlcr. Rnd Colonia dl- Rearpaok, Mr. and Mr* Easter Party at the Middlesex! who lives In a shoe." means "order." The seder table Wansel, Mr, and Mrs. John i County Vocational School audl- j AUXILIARY MEETS on ttie first and second evenings is owskl and Mr. and Mrs i, torium. WoodbridKe. this Saturday The regular meeting of the atsts" Prrsldrnt Eisenhower has inti- stt with traditional symbols such Vatlcano, ' ' ' afternoon. Festivities will get un- j Ladies' Auxiliary of Port Readins as the shank bone of a Ian*, rep- der way at 2 00 P M i Company No 1 was held at the mated he might Intervene in Con- Three of the houses sohi t!re?sinnal inquiries If, as some wit- resenting the Paschal Lamb; roast eh F them an equally noUble success Francis Street and the hnv A feature of the party this year j ^ ^ "day evening with.Mrs. nesses have charged, they were egg. representing the supplemen- Georer A GunthT son of Mr. Frank BalbaU this year, and hope that many Mr. and Mrs. Placldo p. <;/. will be an m hunt in which the I > Priding, »nd Mrs Herman M Gunther. 585 in an unfair manner. tary sacrifice of ancient d»vs: other arras will Join their Mr. and Mrs. John O. N Bah way Avenue. Woodbridde. «nd yourttiteri will have an opportu-. Mrs Mlcha/1 Solecki reported bitter herbs, representing the bit- 1]hl 1 LpflflUO '" Mr. and Mrs. Raymond II \l Carl E. Kimmick son of Mr, and nlty to compete for prizes. Comic the card party recently held both ter lot of the ancient Israelites; movie cartoons, music and enter- a social and financial success. Mrs Other Woodbrldse Township Mr. and Mrs. Gregory \\ ' Mrs Chisr.c^ J Kimmiclc. 380 Status Quo charosts • finely chopped raisins gins bought a house on Un , tainment will round out the pro- Armando Simeone reported the -halrmm for the April Crusade Cliff Road, Sewaren. h»ve enlisted apples, nuts in winei which re-; and Mr. and Mrs. Robt>i i .i - gram Refreshment* will be served special project also a big success 'Continued from Pag- 1' asainst cancer are: Mrs. E. L. In the An Fritce lor four years and calls the mortar they had to mix Tersh purchased a home ] in the school cafeteria following A donation was made to the Red ,M. Yorke. joined in an appllca Sohlatter. Avenrt; Mrs. Henry St l; •re now at Sampson Air Force 1 while in bondage. Ptirkway. All purchn.se/' the p-ogram and the Easter Bunny Crass .ion to the court for an ord ?': C Lavln, who will again ctrcct Base for iheir basic training. . . . On Sunday morning at 10:30 taken possession. be on hand to distribute bas- The Port Reading Fire Company ;f>mpellm2 the Township to re- the campaian in Colonia; Mrs. H. Helen Lojewski, daughter of Mr o'clock, the annual model seder Mrs. Rose L, 'Lmyi I,., kets to the kiddies as they leave extended an invitrfhon to the aux- tore i he district setup. R Kraus. RUidlns the i"ords cam- Mid Mrs Alexander Lojewski. 1201 will bs presented by the children Phased from Mr. mid Mi [ for home. It is expected that more iliary members to awlst them on Availing for a summary .ludg- paign for the second successive Vtrnon Street. Se*aren. w&s of the Hebrew and Sunday Oloff the two-family i ,, , than 300 children and 100 adults Palm Sunday. The ladles are to Ti-nt to thit end. Mr. Di>y enn- year fta/mond Smith. Iselin; t w : capped with the pre-cllnlcal clws Schools. Highlights from "Haga- 44 Fifth Street, located .,i', will be present to enjoy the party meet at the flrehouse Sunday 'rm'ed that the Tcwn Ccmmlt- Mrs A. E. Sltcoscy, Keafbcy; of the Newark City Hospital School dah" and enchanting Seder mel- 50 by 100. The buyer I,,, of Nursing Mr and Mrs. Lojewski Je«n Trainer and Eleanor Ro- morning at 7;15 in full dress urn ii">\ action was imprper and ln- ',swrenec Clements. Hopelawn; vilid for various technical rea- ody will be presented. Ti-.irM'i-nn' Vincent McDonald, Port Readme. possession. •ttenried the ceremony. Miss Lo- roan are co-chairmen of the com- form. From there they will proceed 1 sons and hnnce arbitrary and ca- Passove/ f-of ? will bo served b" jewski graduated trom Wood- mittee on arrangement* and will to mass with the firemen who an- .mi the Misses Mary and Eloise pricious, which would have been the SIstThood. bridge Hiph School, class of 1949. be as&tated by Mar; Hager, Mar- nually honor their deceased mem- Mullen. Scwaren. sufficient reason tor restoration 4 . . . James C. Staunton. Box 146, garet Haller. Jane Oerlty, Virginia bers at the flnt mass on Palm of the depofed "system. West Street. Colonia, reports he Ojr*tv»y, Jean Bartha. Donald Hu- Sunday..ftfter mass the ladles will Services Are Held p .k Names has found a collie, about one year men, Vance Vaneschak. Richard be In 'charge of a communion Judge Cleary held, however. In e( informal comment from the, bench old, who Is evidently someone's Morgan, Anthony Rossi, Michael breakfast to b« served in the (Continued From P;»pe 1' (Continued From Page I1 that the committee had the au- pet. The animal wears a collar Lo«yk, Thomas Mclver. Patrick Di church basement. Chairman of the mnur Rprtllizer Cc. Carteret. n" •any ormniization desiring to have thority to abolish the district. with the name "Pal" enjtravtd on Ralph Rossi and Qabriel Communion breakfast is Mrs. Mi- HOLD ON TO YOl'R HAT but head foreman, was lieadlrm north! a representative nn the Citizens it. . My thanks to all you kind Bonacci. chael Simeone. She will be as- don't worry about your dress! on St. ffeorge Avenue and swerved j Committee to appoint such a rep- people who answered appeals in sisted by the following committee: It'i fashion's newest denim of around three cars waiting for the resentative and send me his-qr her this column last week. As a result Mrs. Stephen Urban, Mrs. Frank flanese acetate and rayon, soft Bloodmobile train to pass. The vehicle rammed name find address. \ the burned out families received Pearson says U N. Assembly D'Apolito, Mrs. Peter Dossena, to the touch but strong and through the lowered sates and | (Continued from Page 1> An open forum will be held to- furniture ani I got a crib for one will renew peace bid. Mrs. Sabatino Martino, Mrs. Jo- durable to wear. Kay Windsor crashed into the center of a 93-car the support of the people In this iiipht at 8 o'clock in WoodbrldKe baby and a bathinette for an- seph Rizzo. Mrs. Michael Soleck; designed the dress with flap coal train. Mr. Wilson was thrown community in meeting our donor High School auditorium. Dr. H. M. other. nue: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Barbate pwkfts and decorative row* of from his car. quotas." Mr. McCann concluded. Steinhauer. RuUers University Peter Bloomneld, 4 Paul Street; a buttons. Sprin* colors Include A cake sale Is planned for May Those willing to donate their The police, reported that two Professor, will be the principal son to Mr. and Mrs. John Qaraffa, 9. Mrs, Nicholas Baranyak and fray, blue and brown. (ANSI witnesses. Thomas O'Brien. 40S At ihi' Typewriter: 829 King George Road. . . . from !>lood should call the chapter speaker. Mrs, Carmen D'Alesslo were named headquarters now for an appoint- Pearl Street. Woodbrldge. and All members of the committee Received a post card from Dan Keasbey. a daughter to Mr. and co-chairmen with Mrs. Julius Rahway. said the gates were low- Panconi and his better half who Mrs. Charles Blarcom, 58 Oakland COST-OFLIVING ment In' order that proper sched- and all Woodbridne Township Simeone and Mrs. Stephen Urban The Bureau of l.abos Statistics uling can be marie for the Aprl! ered and lighted with red warning residents interested In the pro- are vacationing in Miami Beach,' Avenue, and a daughter to Mr. and assisting. lights. The crew of the freight train Mrs. Steve Katona, 29 Highland has announced a drop of two- visit of the bloodmobile. posal for increased aid to the Fla. . William Austen, son of The dark horse prize was won by included Engineer William Huns- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Austen, Se- Avenue. . . . tenths of one per cent in Its index school district are urjed to at- Mrs John Palinsky. of consumer prices in the month berger and Conductor John Sar- tend. There will be a short com- waren, celebrates hit 12th birth- After the meeting an Easter hat bert, The crew of the train were day today. Many happy returns of between mid-Dec mber and mid- Rabbi's Message mittee meeting immediately after hi*t lint Not Leant: social took place. Winners were January. Lower food and clothlnc unaware that the accident had oc- the program. the day. Bill. .. PFC John Karos, Prettiest. Mrs. Anthony Covlno: (Continued from Page 1) ttired until they reached their K>n of Mrs Mary Kardos, 189 Happy to report that Abraham prices are the principal factors in Neiss is recovering nicely from his Most Original. Mrs. Frank D'Apo- the decline, it was reported. apparent, for the entrance of destination, the Port Reading ter- Green Street Woodbrldge. recently lito; Biggest. Mrs. Theodore Van thrift Into JeniMlem—observed minal. jpent five days in Japan on a rest operation. He had his doctors wor- Titles Transferred ied for a while. Peter Orei- Dalen; and Funniest. Mrs. Saba- by the Christian World as Palm Mr. Wilson is survived by his and recuperation leave from the J1ST HOSPITAL VISIT With gay, Colo: ner. who conducts the barber shop tino Martino. Sunday, was for the purpose of widow, Mrs. Helen Forbes Wilson ('Continued from Page 1) Snd Inlantiy Division in Korea. CANTON. 111.—Although only on Green Street, celebrated his celebrating Passover. The Last and two sisters and three brothers have sold to Mr. and Mrs. George TFC. Kardos. who entered the eleven. David Lee Scalf is in 88th birthday yesterday. Many, CARD PARTY A SUCCESS Supper, foundation of the Sacra- In Scotland. Pirnik a five-room dwelling at 89 Army in January. 1952, is now Graham Hospital for the thirty- many happy returns of the day. The Auxiliary Card party held ment of the Holy Communion, Avenel Street. The house, with serving as a baker with the 72nd first time. The boy. who is re- . Sorry to report that Pat Ca- last week In the flrehouse was was the Sed?r, one-car attached garage, is lo- Tank Battalion. . . . Constant and covering from his fifth major lano, Avenel, is a hospital patient. | definitely a success. Mrs. Michael The Jewish commemorative cer- Cancer Campaign acted on a lot 50 by 100 feet. The Dominic Montazzoli, twins, both of operation was hospitalized six . Ben Parsons. Jr., aboard the Soleckl was chairman assisted by emony is acUnl'y a retelling of buyers have taken possession, the whom have homes in Cclonla Vil- months after he was born without (Continued from Page l > heavy cruiser Macon in Cuban I Mrs. Andrew Decibus, Mrs. Michael (he ancie...... ,'. af the struggle sellers moving to Kearney. Mr. lane, celebrated their birthdays. an abdominal wall. His current represent these thousands of fine waters, is sleeping topside these Decibus, Mrs. Michael DApolito, for freedom which culminated Pirnik is an employe of the Ford , Sunday. i operation was for ulcers. workers, and their assistants. We Motor Company, Raritan Town- days because of the heat. He writes Mrs. Joseph Neves and Mrs. Peter Into the Exodus—or "the going honor them all, by saluting her." ship. M H*II mm home that he enjoys getting this Dossena. forth from Eorypt" The Israel- Outstanding Record ROBS TO GET EYE Iselin Homes Sold Newaetl es; newspaper. Mrs. Fred De- Special prze winners included ites had been in Egypt, according Mr. Pranke further pointed out OPEN DAILY 9 A. M Pvt. Fred T. Gcardino. son of Young, 48 Dewey Avenue, has re- Mrs. Albert Marroni and Mrs. Mi- TULSA, Okla—An lB-ym-old to the Biblical record, for 430 The Robbins Construction Cor- youth, who had to wear "a mask that "Woodbridge has enjoyed a Mr- and Mrs, Thomas Gfiardino, ceived word from her husband, chael Pirnik. vears. They had come there on the most outstanding record in recent Game winners were: Pinochle, to conceal the fact that his left Womlbncinr, is now serving on who is in The Hague, Holland, invitation of the Pharaoh for years. First under the chalrman- hat her family Is "fine" after the John and Stephen Palinsky: can- eye was missing." told police he Okin.nva ;>s a rinlcmnn in Com- whrm Joseph, one of the sons of ,shh> of Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, and \ The Prettiest disastrous flood in their area re-! asta, Mrs. William Kutnsy and robbed a tavern recently to KC pany L t)f the 29 th regiment, He •icc\ had served as Vizier. next, guided toy Mrs. Prank Me entered the Army last May, . . . cently. Mr. DeYouhg, who Is in ] Mrs. Ronald Baranyak; casino, money to pay for an artificial ey- 'He Knew Not Joseph' He had no previous criminal rec- Oarrah, both of whom have lent I EASTER HATS Birthday inwtinKs today BO to Bill Holland on a business trip, sent j Mrs. Albert Marroni and Mrs. Ml- But there came a day when the ord. much help to our campaign man- Muciar?llo. Claire Apartments, his daughter, Helen, a bike from j chael Pirnik; fantan, Mrs. Nunzio lynasties changed. A Pharaoh i ever .,. are at that country to mark her 8th Russo and Mrs. Gaetano Russo; ager this year. We feel sure that Woodbridc.e. . . . Pvt. P"hlllp Vogel, came into power "who knew not son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. birthday. . . . rummy, Mrs. Andrew Decibus, Mrs. Mrs. Dalton. and all those who Anthony Covinn, Mrs. H. Quinn. Joseph" and did not recognize his will assist her, will do their utmost ! I CTIT'C HAT Vnti'l, 43 Hunt Street. Iselln, is Mrs. John C. Ahlering, Miss Joan dependents who had multiplied taking part in Exercise Snow ,to maintain this record for Wood- Martino, Mrs. Lawrence McNulty, in number. The new Pharaoh lost bridge, as will all our other chair- ? LLLO BAR Storm at Ciimp Drum, New York. Mrs. Peter Dossena, Mrs. Julius no time in enslaving the Israelites. He is an aidman in Medical com- BOOKS AS EASTER GIFTS! men who will be leading the fight ( n MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE Simeone. Mrs. Elsie Hall. Mrs. Leo- Moses, as leader of his people, pany of the 218th Regimental CHILDREN'S, ADULTS, RELIGIOUS BOOKS / Next to Jackson's nard Ciuffreda and Mrs. John accompanied by tiis brother, Combat Team. . . . Belated birth- J OPEN TILL 9 P. M, BIBLES • COOK BOOKS • GARDEN BOOKS Haley, Aaron, went to' Pharaoh and day Rood wishes "to"Dr.' GeorRC ""GAMES» ALBUMS • EDUCATIONAL TOYS Other prize winners were Mrs. Iselin, N. J. 1 THURS. 4 FRI. Wed. to Sal. Frederick who celebrated the oc- pleaded for the release of. his Met. 6-1279 : March 36 & 11 April I - 4 WRITING PAPER AND NOTES Pirnik, Mrs. Joseph Neves, Mrs, H. 1SELIN .T:.; ..jl casion on St, Patrick's Day. . . . ueople, but in vain. It was then Quinn. Mrs. Sabatino Martino, hhat God visited the ten plagues Sorry to hear that Mlttle Reynolds Mrs. Carmen J. D'Alessio, Mrs. has been on the sick-list. . . , EASTER TOYS upon the Egyptians. NOW TO SAT.—MARCH U Gaetano Russo, Mrs. John Hom- At the tenth plague, the death Dan Itaili-y in DOLLS • EASTER CARTS • MUSICAL EGGS ich, and Mrs. John Vandermark. of every first bom in every Egyp- Itambliv' Around: MUSICAL, SLEEPING AND TWISTY BUNNIES Non-playing awards went to STATE THEATRE tion home, the Israelites had sac- "TAXI" Patricia Leisen and Kathleen SWANS* DUCKS • CHICKENS • LAMBS from 79c Mrs. Francis Leimpeter, Mrs. No- rificed a lamb and marked the WOODBRIDGE. N. J. taro, Mrs. Armando Simeone, Mrs. riiih, In Technicolor Reynolds are vacationing at a ski- EASTER CARDS PASSOVER CARDS doorposts of their homes with its ing resort in Ncrth Conway, N, H. Michael Sasso, Miss Virginia Hall, blood, so that the Angel of Death Konild Rfisan - Rhonda Fleming TODAY THRU SATURDAY Mrs. John Palinsky, Mrs. Louis . , . Pvt. John Kara, son of Mr, "passed over" their houses. Thus Dean MARTIN - Jerry LEWIS in Decibus, Mrs. Elizabeth Witten- "TROPIC ZONE" and Mrs. John Kara, 33 Milton CORNER BOOK SHOP came the name "Passover" by Avenue, Woodbrldge, who is kx\4 berg, Mrs. Freda Grode, Mrs. 79 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY which the festival is known. "THE STOOGE" route to Japan, received a trophy Francis Yasussi, Mrs. John Jor- SUN. TO FRI.—APRIL 3 OPPOSITE STIUNll THEATRE dann, and Mrs. Peter Dossena. Stricken with terror at the Plus Johnny WKISSMULLEK. In for being the outstanding soldier sre-at horrors which had be- Ding Crosby - Bob Hope during the 16 weeks basic training fallen his people, Pharaoh finally Dorothy I,amour "SAVAGE MUTINY" of E. Co., 60th Infantry Regiment, ordered the Israelites to leave at Fort Dix. . . . Ronald E. Mosol- SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Egypt. The people made sreat "ROAD TO BALI" go, 235 Grove Street and Thomas George RAFT - Sally GRAY in In Technicolor A. Roach, 111 Bucknell Avenue, Wttottbridge, both seniors at New- fins Richard Wldnurk "I'LL GET YOU" ark College of Engineering, have "MY I'AL GUS" qualified for Academic Honors for Plus Lloyd BRIDGES - Lee COBB in the last semester. Mr. Mosolgo has "THE TALL TEXAN" •been elected to membership in Tau FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 Beta Phi, national engineering WALTER WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY honor society and was formally WEI). TIIUU KAT. Bette DAVIS In -THE STAR" inducted at a dinner meeting at 1 the Robert Treat Hotel in Newark, "ROAD JO BALI ' READE . Monday. . . . With Bins Crosby, Bop Hope and Dorothy I.amour 4 fitol Statistics: also •k PERTH AMBOY * "ROUGH'S MARCH" WOODBRIDGE DRIVE-IN Born at Perth Amboy General 1 Hospital, a son to Mr. and Mrs. With Peter Lawford lltoute 1 at the Clover Leaf • 2 Entrances • St. Our^r \" and Janice Rule Albert Hanson, 167 North Street, Woodbrldge; a son to Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY Tel. WO 8-S766 Show Start-, at Edward Cooper, 1440 Oak Tree Road, and a son to Mr. and Mrs. "City Beneath the Sea" FKIDAY and SATURDAY Edwin Wickham, 32 Sonora Ave- With Robert Ryan nue, Iselin; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Mala Powers 2 TKCHNKOLOR HITS Lincoln Derick, 418 Chain 0' Hills also Road, Colonia; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Barnett Osofsky, 628 "THE HAPPY TIME" With Charles Boyer "STORY OF West Avenue,,Sewaren; a son to and Louis Jourdan Mr. and Mri Jean Shjller, 14 THREE LOVES" Ktourth Streett Port Reading; a SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY In Tet'linicolur daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Frank Our Regular Program Plus Fedor. 36 Juliefte Street, Hbpe- Fqur Cartoons and Comedy STARTS SUNDAY lown; from Fordfc, a son to Mr, and PI , Starting at 2 P. M. l'revu* Sat., 8-.:iO |»lrs. John Glebocki, 49 Wildwood (Saturday and Sunday Virginia Mi»>o Ayenue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. An- Continuous •I thjony Ciccone, 39 Madison Ave- "SHE'S BACK ON

STARTS WED., APR. 1 Walt Disney's SUNDAY AND MONDAY TODAY THRU SATURDAY "PETER PAN" 2 Tiihliliulur Hits , Quality Spring Coals, Toppers, Suits Marilyn Monroe - Jukcph futluii STRAND and Accessories.. For' Boys and Girls.* Danny Thomas « YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A "NIAGARA" MILLIONAIRE to look like one ... or be twated like one when — ALSO — "JAZZ SINGER" - you buy your (jnimerey I'ark Mtmlsoyifry - Helena Cuter 11 ! Clothes here. AND, "SWORD JOF VKNUji imu may charge it at "THE PATHFINDER" only $50 STARTS SUNDAY SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY 't Academy Award Stare GARY COOPER OlkU DclterllUud - Rlctuird Burton (Bent Actor of Year! OPEN THURSDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY FREE PARKING "My Cousin Rachel" REAR OF STORE AND FBIDAV "HIGH NOON" NED'S SHOP - ALSO - TILL 9 P. 103 MAIN STREET Med Skeltvn - J»n« Urwr Hiynphrey Bosurt WOODBRIDGK • /' Nut to WvoMorth'i 101 MAIN STBKKT "THE CLOWN" Open TburuUy Mid Friday Till J WUOUDUIDOK B-UTt "AFRICAN QUEEN" T I NoEPENDEiNT-LEADER WtTRSDAY, MARCH 28, 1953 PAGE NIN1 FORDS NEWS SHJCttptttitttlt- itSlttl F0RDS NEWS ^^ Final Report Given lilrh Elected Fords Club Endorses Fullerton On Polio Fund Drive Lions Club Donates Equipment to Aid Squad;Card Party Slated VFW Commander FORDS — In her final report By School 14 PTA For Reelection as GOP Leader Mrs'. Bemhardt Jensen, general Donate $100 Each to Red Cross, Little League FORDS — Joseph B. Schwartz, Morris Deutsch, Carl Sundqulst, Installation and ladles' nf|ht to be ,AWN Election of offi- FORDS-The Fords Republican Club met In Frank's chairman, announced that a to- FORDS—School No. 14 PTA rini'lv tal of $2,577.88 was netted from president of the Perth Amboy Li- Chris Miller. Lafayette Livingston held In June, held fit thc meeting of Hall and unanimously endorsed W. Howard Fullerton, ons Club and formerly of the and Martin O'Hara, Sr, Mr. Dambach announced the heard Anthony V. Ceres, assistant „ n Mnnorlal Post 1352, the March of Dimes drive In superintendent of Perth' Amboy municipal chairman for reelection. Arthur W. Carlson, Fords. t'nlted States attorney's office in Other committees appointed by monthly paper drive collection I'IV in post rooms. candidate for mayor, and Victor G. Katen, candidate for New Jersey, was Introduced by Rasmussen were; nominating, Ko- would be held this Sunday and Schools, speak on the cooperation' .'...,,. nnmnd were: Herbert A breakdown of the amount second ward committeeman, were also endorsed. Mr. Carl- program chairman. Samuel Katz, vak, Dambach. Katz, Dunham and ••••"'•d nil to attend. Guests were of teacher* and parents as lt af- ninimnndcr; Arne Rasmus- was compiled by Mrs. Jftcob L. at a dinner meeting of the Fords Lund; auditing, Van Znnt, Boerer Milton Qrosbeck, Ptrth Amboy; fected the welfare of pupils at its ..Djnr vlrc commander; son and Mr, Katen commended the club for the accomplish- Anderson, treasurer, as follows: Lions Club held In Lopes Restaur- and Martin K. May. Boerer was inM-ri Lrhmnn nnd Clifford Han- recent meeting. ,„, nnlvnnoskl, junior vice ments of the past year. special gifts, .$660; business, H ant. appointed to chairmanship of the derhan of this place. Past presidents were honored at mdi-r; .lack Fitzgerald,quar- • Mrs. Elsie Booz, chairman of the $200; schools, $73.62; bowling, Mr. Schwartz spdkc on the func- the birthday mtetlng as follows: 1,1; Joseph Kaschak, judge nominating committee, read the Oscar Kaus, president ot the $105,48; Fords Playhouse collec- tioning of the United States attor- Mrs. William Warren, Sr.. Mri; ,ir; Charles Thomas, adju- slate of officers and It was ac- county club. tions. $61.75; tag day by. Little ney's offices In the State of New Thomas Aldington. Mrs. J. Bell i,ni'ils Panft.k, chaplain; Wor- The dark horse prize donated by Woman's Club, $48.52; Marih of cepted. Officers are Julius Iszo Jr.. JerseV and elaborated on the spe- Vincent Farrtngton Named VFW Turntr, Mrs. Arthur Overgaard, .nirilzon, two-year trustee; Mrs. Eleanor Smlnk and, Walter Dimes Dance, net, $522.29; president,; Mrs. George Munn, vice cific duties of this office and de- Mrs. George Ferdlnnndsen. Mrs. i Kni'/.nb nnd' Jack Fttzger- Shetman, were won by Mrs. BOM churches, $160; coin folders and president; Mrs. Walter Sheeman, picted various Instances wherein 9 Jens Jesaen, arid a charter mem- ,,,j]]ty council delegates; and treasurer; Mrs. •Ernest French, and ISEO. Hostesses were Mrs. Al boxes. $756.22. ber, Mrs, John Klsh, Sr. bert Larson, Miss Lorraine War the operational policies of the at- ,i Brozcs nnd Paul Lund, secretary; Mrs, W. Howard Puller- Co-chairmen of the drive were Head; Plan 'Frontier Night Mn, Robert Olsen was named go and Mrs, Booz. torney's office were pursued, The FORDS—Floyd Brass, eighth district commander, and „ i iR ton, publicity; Mrs. Mildred Jen- Joseph Dambach and Adolph speaker highlighted his talk by chairman of a card social April li Sen, one-year trustee, and. Oscar Robert McClutchem, past eighth district commander, were at 2 P. M. In the school. Mrs. La- mt installation of post and "Quadt. reviewing the stlgmattc position :' ,iv (if post and auxiliary of- Wilson, three-year trustee. and loss of social status which guest speakers at the meeting of Fords Memorial Post 6090, fayette Livingston, civil defense chairman, announced that an x- '"wiU i)e held April 19 at Pfeif- Installation will take place at Ktintors Celebrate high-standing citizens find them- VFW, held in post headquarters. CIIH-P. Lund was appolnt«d the April meeting and Peter selves when they seek to evade ray tuberculosis and diabetic Easter Hat Social Vincent Farrington was elected commander, to succeed checkup will be held in School 7, ,,,, HI nf a "Disaster Dance" to Smoyak and Mrs. Munn are co- Ihler responsibilities and commit William Jenkins. Others named .were: Harvey Lund, senior ,\,l m April. Proceeds will help chairmen of arrangements. Hos- th Anniversary crimes against the government. April 23. -,• vice commander; John Zsiga, iun- Mrs. Whitman Johnson, presid- ,v expenses In repairing storm pitality will 'be under the direc- Walter Rasmussen, president. FORDS—The 25th wedding an- Held by VFW Unit ior vice commander; Joseph Hen- ing, announced the Central Spring ,., in the post home. tion of Mrs. Edward 'Deffler as- presided and announced a large lnig, quartermaster; Milton Lund, Ernest Moore were welcomed into sisted by Mrs. Walter Belko and niversnry of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conference will be held in Trenton^ Kantor, 44 Second Street, was delegation of the membership chaplain; Walter Mathlasen, membership. Mrs. William Toth. FORDS — Mrs. Henrietta Mar- would attend the Council of Com- 1 i April 22. and the child and family celebrated with a surprise party tin presided at. the meeting of the Judge advocate; Harold Stover, ""Ill "'I " wa'**Mf dark horse service bureau all-day Institute at \Ol,,'l(ium Girl to Wed Mrs. Vernon Chrlstensen was bined Service Clubs Annual Din- was in held in their home. The affair was Ladles' Auxiliary of Fords Me- three-year trustee; Jenkins, two- prize winner, Jenkins Rutgers' University Commons, welcomed as a new member and ner at Oak Hills Manor on April year trustee; Waiter Thompson. oi refreshments. II 'oodbridge Resident arrnnRed by Mrs, Louis.Parkas, morial Post 6090, VFW. held in 14. The regular meeting of the lo- April 30. Harold Hanna of the Iselln Club Iselln. post headquarters. She requested Zslga, Milton Lund, Howard Mud- The members agreed to send ft ni'KLAWN — Mr. and Mrs. was a guest. > cal group will be suspended on The Kantors were married retiring officers to return all equip- that date. Ison, Mathlasen and Carl Sund- resolution to Capt. John Egan to , Kornpsmk, 112 West Pond It waa voted to be sponsors of Match 17, 1928, In Our Lady of ment to the newly elected presi- qulst, house committee. be read at his teatimoninl dinner, ,] ;niiu)imcP(l the engagement awards to eighth grade graduat- The Lions donated a hospital 'Sweet If Party Hungary Church, Perth Amboy, dent, Mrs. Dorothy Farrtngton. bed and a wheel chair, the dlstrl- April 23. In The Pines, Reserva- l...ii- diiuRhter, Margaret Ann, ing students of School No. 7 and They have been residents of Fords A "Frontier Night" program was Plans were made for the joint supervised by St. planned for May 23 with Joseph tions for the affair, honoring htm :,ni o. Rumpf, Jr., son of Mr. Our Lady of Peace School. Miss for three years, moving here from button to be on his 30 years' service In the po- Mrs Earl 0. Rumpf, Sr., 90 Edith Wargo was appointed chair- Installation with' officers of the John's First Aid Squad when Egan as chairman. Awards will be For Arlene Hodan Hdpelawn. Mr. Kantor has been post to be held April 15 at 8 P. M. lice department, can be made with .;,umd Avenue, Woodbridge, at man of the OOP pin project. employed by the Bakellte Co. In needed. A donation of $100 each mad* to game winners at this af- any member of the committee. iiuiiT party held jn their home In the post rooms. Mrs. Laura Slo- was given the Red Cross and the fair. FORDS-Mr. and Mrs, Peter Ho- Members wishing to attend the Bound Brook for the past 24 years. ver, Junior vice president, Is chair- iis- Koropscak Is a graduate of three-day trip to Washington, Fords Little League Baseball Or- A Joint Installation of officers dan, 38 Doimlas Street, honored A buffet supper was served. man for the auxiliary. ganization. their daughter, Arlene, with a par- BiMlbrldue High School, class of D.*C, sponsored toy the Women's Quests were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank of the post and auxiliary was ten- Jo and is employed as assistant OOP Club of Middlesex County, 'A resolution congratulating Rasmussen appointed the fol- tatively set for April 15. John ty on her 18th birthday. H Kantor, Mr. and Mrs. William lowing to serve as delegates and RCDriv$ Chairman IM of the Holly Stores, Perth are to contact Mrs. Munn or Mrs.Kantor, Mrs. James Kantor and Capt. Jack Egan, post member, Butchko, Rudolph Knudsen and Gueses were Miss Elaine Kantov on his 30 years' service in the alternates to the Lions State Con- nnd George Benyola, Hopelawn; bbnv Her fiance, a graduate of daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs, vention In Atlantic City In June; .limds-e High School, class of Steve Grovlch and son, Arnold, Woodbridge Police Department William Lucas. Perth Amboy; Miss lists Donations ,it tended Lchigh University, Sewaren Public Library was approved. A total of 54 active Delegates, Robert P. Mulvaney, Mothers' Day Supper Monica Smoyak, Miss Nancy Payti, Perth Amboy; Mr, and Mrs. Louis Rasmussen, Wlllard Dunham. Anj iii-ham. Pa., and is a member Farkas and children, Joan and members was listed. William Sabo and Robert Wagen- FORD8"— Mrs. Arthur A. Over- 1 Aided by Public Party A donation was voted to the ton Lund, Adolph Quadt, George E. Listed by Church Unit hoffer, Keasbey: Miss Agnes Ko- gaurd, chairman of the local Red iThrta Chi Fraternity. He U Robert, Iselln; Mr. and Mrs. John Kovak, Clifford Dunham, W. West- :; his apprenticeship with Kantor and children, Ronald and VFW national hospital. The dark vnch, Miss Barbara Chabay, Miss Cross fund drive, announced a to- SEWAREN — A card party was horse prize, donated by Mrs. Violet lake, David Pavlovsky and Dr. FORDS—Mrs. Frank Yuhas and Helen Siska, Miss Dorothy Kozen, A Maliszewskl, funeral dlrec- hpld Friday night at the home of Nancy, Metuchen. tal of $1,233,38 has been collected. Dlieker, was won by Mrs. Alice Ralph Deutech; alternates, Charles Mrs. Joseph Palko were welcomed Miss Doris Sadowskl. Miss Lillian The quota Is $1,735. »[ .smith River. Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Scheldt, Hol- Also. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kan- into membership of the Mothers' Domejka. Tarr, John Egan, Joseph Dambach, Van Dusen, Miss Eileen Marosl. Of this amount, Mrs. Overnaard ton Street, for the benefit of the tor, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Farkas, John J. Van Zant, Jack Boerer, Club of St. Nicholas' Church at a Miss Dolores aloft. Robert Dalton, Sr., and son, Ernest, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dueker, entertainment reported. $122,44 was collected in Sewaren Free Public Library. The chairman, was in charge of an meeting held In the church audi- Paul Kertesz, Michael Estok, El- llekns affair was sponsored by the board Louis Sharrle and daughter. Lin- torium. Mrs. Ann Chrlstensen pre- a house-to-house canvass. The sum Easter hat social. Prizes were won mer Kjems and Richard Borysz- of $354.44 came from industries; of directors of the library. da, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dacko, Parents Give Party sided. ewskl, of Fords. \To Perth Amboy Man Woodbridge; Miss Irene Nagy, Mr, by Mrs, Gertrude Egan, for the $126.50 from local organizations Prize winners were; bridge, Mr. prettiest hat; Mrs. Irene'Petersen, A Mothers' Day supper was and Mrs. Harper A Sloan, Mrs. and Mrs. Steven Parkas, Jr., Car- For Carmella Koch and $30 was listed as miscellanea FORDS- The engagement of teret; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farkas, most original and Mrs. Domejka, planned with Mrs. Michael Palko ous. Betty Brkus to James Malo Julian Grow, Mrs. Joseph Rusz- funniest. Mrs. Dorothy Lund, Mrs, as chairman. Mrs. Elizabeth Vel- ENJOYED PERFORMANCE nak, Mrs, Charles Bohlke and Jrfrs. Port Reading; Mr. and Mrs, George FORDS—The second birthday FORDS- Mrs. Oeza Bacskay and The report of contributions son of Mr. and Mrs. John Walesek, Roselle; Miss Elsie Kan- Emily Westlake and Mrs. Betty of Carmella Koch, daughter of Mr. chick won the dark horse prize. wrom local businessman is still in- iioy. 320 Hitfh Street, Perth R. 0. Crane, Lund were Judges. Mrs. Andrew Koch, foth of Law- tor, Mr. and Mrs. William Toth and Mrs, Andrew Koch, 20 Lawr- vencc Street .attended a theatre complete. The chairman pointed |bnv. has been announced by Canasta, Mrs. A. A. Dlscavage. out that the drive ends shortly and Mrs. Elwood Wlckbert, Mrs. Wal-and Edward Kantor, Fords. ence Street, was celebrated with a performance in MUlburn. i'iiLs, Mr. and Mrs. Louis party in her home. advised residents who still wish to 40 Maple Avenue. ter Karakowskl: Pinochle, Mrs. Si- BUNDLE FROM HEAVEN HOPELAWN — Mr. and Mrs. Guests were Lynn Massur, Mer- STATIONS OF CROSS make a contribution to sfend it to Bckus is a graduate of mon Larsen, Mrs. W. G. Docksta- Florence Lewkowitz her at 815 Main Street or the co- der and Mrs, Harry Halsey. Frank Fedor, 36 Juliette Street, rely Konopka, Sylvia Bacskay, FORDS — Stations of the Cross Hiuh School and the will be hold In Our Lady of Peace chairmen of the drive. Mrs. George The next card party for the Honored on Birthday are the parents of a daughter born Dean Poulsen, -Albert Bacskay, bmvoll School In Mew York. She Richard and Robert Sydoj-ko. Church tomorrow at 2 P. M. and Munn or Mrs. John Petersen. tin ployed by the Carltan Co. of benefit of the library will be held. in the Perth Amboy General Hos- Friday, April 24 at the Scheldt FORDS—Mrs. Florence Lewko- pital. Leonard Kress, Thomas Koch, Mrs, 7:30 P. M. till Amboy. Her fiance Is a witz, 527 New Brunswick Avenue, Edward Poulsen, Mrs. John Sydor- Iduate of St. Mary's High home sponsored by the Sewhren Mr., Mra. Welch Hosts History Club with Mrs. Scheldt as was given a surprise party at her ko, Mr. and Mrs. John Krocka and moved without damage to the |poi, Peiili Amtioy, and is em- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Martlnak. 1 chairman ,of the committee, as- rtleHn -tWftm «f her birthday. leather? W. M. F., Columbus, Ohio. At Christeninn Party by George A. Fuller Con- Miss Irene Reso, Fords, and Miss m Co. sisted by Mrs. John Kosusko, Mrs. Your Garden Answer: Depending on the Alex Urban and Mrs. Harry A. Ann Johnson, • Hopelawn, were Sub-Juniors to Hold type of paint you used, otie Of FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Georgu \\\(i NAVAL COURSE O'Connor. hostesses. the following might do the jot); Welch, 134 Corey Street, had their April Showers Dance 1 1>!!DS — George R. Smith, alr- Quests included Mlsd Lee Blt- This Week Oil-Ins.! paints—benzine (pe- Infant son baptized Joseph in Our USN. husband.of Mrs. G. R. COMPLETES COURSE tner, Metuchen: Mr-s, Laura Ser- troleum spirits, or mineral spir- Lady of Peace Church, by Rev. eko, Carteret: Mrs. Virginia Sokol- FORDS—Miss Barbara Prang Question: I have stcd casement i.i, 14 Voorheos Street, has re- FORDS—Second Lt. Thomas A. windows Which sweat terribly; its), benzine (coal-tar deriva- Frederick Valentino Tutera, Bronx, Clausen, sou of Mr. and Mrs. John owskl. Mrs. Evelyn Hmlllskl and By Charles H. Connors was welcomed Into membership of tive solvent), carbon tetrachlor- and Eugene Brusco, Rahway, were iil to the H. S. NBVBI Air Sta- 1 Mrs. Betty Levlne, Perth Amboy; Rutgers University, the the Sub-Junior Woman's club at even with storm sashes they make it Pt-nsacola, Fla., where he Clausen , 148 Liberty Street, has puddles of water on the sills. Is Ide (fumes of which are quite sponsors. Brusco vvas a proxy spon- , completed the associate infantry Miss Jann' Scraggeo, Hopelawn; State University of New Jersey a meeting held in the library. deadly). sor for1'Joseph Brusco, now sta- a! tend photography school. Mrs, Tonl Soporowski and Mrs. Miss Eileen McCalten was named there' any way to cure this or help officer course at Fort Bennlng, Ga reduce it?.What paint can I use to Lacquer, shellac and varnish tioned with the Army in Trieste. Helen Becker, this place. chairman of an April Showers : Sweet peas are flavored flowers dance, April 25 in School No. 14. keep the metal from rusting. D. E., bases—denatured alcohol. A dinner party followed at th|e . BURT I8ENBERG HEIR ARRIVES of many persons. Perhaps it is Billerica, Mass. Plastic bas-e paints—alcohol or home of the parents for the spon- ptmuetrlst « Eyes Examined FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. John Very Tadtful It was decided to ask the Wood- lacquer solvent. sors and Immediate family. Mrs. A customer sat down at a table the fragrance of the dainty, but- bridge Sub-Junior Women's Club Answer; The problem of eur- \t NEW BRVN8WICK AVE Glebockt, 49 Wildwood Avenue, are terfly-like flowers that make them Put on with cotton to soften Welch is the former Ann Brusco. the parents of a son born In the in a smart restaurant and tied his to attend an exchange meeting ing sweating windows and storm the paint, then wipe off with dry FORDS, N. J. napkin around his neck. attractive. Few have success in April 15 at 7:30 o'clock in the li- sash has been discussed in sev- 0|i|i. Kurds Theatre Perth Amboy General Hospital. growing them, in our climate. cloth. The distraught manager called brary. eral issues of The Family Handy- PARENTS OF DAUGHTER -t:(0 to », Wed. to I P. M. A horticulture friend recently Question: The cement walls of i 5 1". M. and by a waiter and Instructed him; "Try man since It's a universal head- KEASBEY ir- Mr. and Mrs. STOBK PAYS VISIT returned from a trip to Bermuda, ADDITION TO FAMILV ache, It's largely a matter of my cellar are constantly peeling. Charles VanBlarcom, 58 Oakland to make him understand, as tact- When one touche^ the wall, a thin KEASBEY — Mr. and Mrs. Ste- fully as possible, (hat that's not where he saw sweet peas. Upon my FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. William balancing the air temperature in Avenue, are the parents of a phen Katona, 29 Highland Avenue, expression of surprise, he pointed Herishaw, 114 Lawrence Street, are the space between sash to hit a layer of cement 'crumbles to the daughter born in the Perth Amboy done." out that the night temperature ground. What shoujd I (Jo? A. C. B, are the parents of a daughter born Said the thoughtful waiter to the parents of a son born in the happy medium between inside General Hospital, in the Perth Amboy General Hos- was 40 degrees and the day not Perth Amboy General Hospital, ,and outside temperatures. If Valley Falls, L, I., New York. ALPH the. customer; "Pardon, me, sir. much over 70 degrees, and there Answer: That was poor qual- RED CROSS REPORT pital. Shave or halrcut?"i both are sealed, the space be- ECOMMENDS you have it. The sweet pea is a CLAM CHOWDER SALE tween is a self-balancer, and no ity cement, due to too much HOPELAWN—Mrs. Mary SwaU RECUPERATING cool season plant. FORDS — A clam chowder sale sand in the mix—too much lick, chairman of the house-to- R > Boys and Gals 1 sweating results. If the interior leading Interior D#t«r#l»r Civil FORDS—Mrs. Ferdinand Prehn, The old man neglected to assist We fail wlthjhem here because "•'11 be sponsored "by the Ladies window is loose, or opened oc- water—freezing before-curlnfc— house canvass to conjunction with Aid Society of Our Redeemer too much working with a trowel i His I/jews tn fumltvr* tni 7 Paul Street, is convalesomg at his wife out of the street car. we wait to plaKt them until the casionally, the outside window the local Red Cross drive, an- home after having been a surgical soil Is workable in tie spring, Kv.mgelical Lutheran Church to- should have smiill louvers to per- after setting. A masonry sealer nounced that the drive is com- Home Decorating haUtm "John," she said, "you are not morrow in the church hall. paint is probably the quickest natlent in St. Peter's Hospital, New ao gallant as when you were a usually in April. mit air circulation between the pleted and $218.85 has been col- Brunswick. answer. Next In order, a slush lected. boy" If seeds are sowh then,. the two, maintaining the balance. By RALPH STEIN plants will just be coming into With metal windows, which re- coat of cement and water with-, . and with the COMPLETES TRAINING "No," he replied, "and you're production when the hot weather To&qy's Pattern main cold, there will be some out sand applied to a wet wail NEW DAUGHTER :•. oi .siiiints thousands of HOPELAWN — Pvt: Robert G. r.ot so buoyant as v/hen you were of June hits them. The plants sopn condensation on the metal. Paint about one-eighth inch thick. HOPELAWN — Mr. and Mrs. 'nikci •: ure endeavoring to in- Dorak, son of Mrs. Alice Dorak. a girl, either." bloom out. these with metal paints only as Finally,-scrape off defective ma- John Calabrp, 55 Laurel Stree|, n> A liKht-hearted life and 385 Florida Grove Road, and the Absolutely Right There are three ways to success a base coat, followed by a water- terial' and replace with a 1-inch are the parents of a daughter born Inte Joseph Dolak, has completed coat of new cement applied to a in the Perth Amboy General Hos- their homes. As a re- Two children were talknlg with sweet pea«. Some gardeners proof exterior grade paint. v sult, I have been basic training at the Quartermas- "Know how to tell a lady worm have excellent results with fall Question: Do you have any in- wet wall. pital. ! ' kept busy provid- ter Replacement Training Center from p gentleman worm?" one planting. (crmation on the reinforcing of ing answers to In Fort Lee, Va. asked. Others prepare a trench in fall! roofs? Mrs. C. B., Lake Zurich, 111. many queries on : Answer; Simplest way ^rein- PAPER DEIVE SUNDAY ., "Oh, sure," said the other and mound it up well. When the home planning "You've heard that B worm turns. mound drleB out in latr winter or force itoot is by setting up new and decorating. KORDS — The Fords Lions Club ratters alongside thjNld, Spik- will hold their paper drive Sunday Well, If it turns without putting early spring, the seeds are sown. This Is a fiee out its hand, It's a lady worm." The third method is to start the ing these together ufffhout the public servica I ,. Impossible plants indoors in pots, vender m-ufsslty of spiking trip new enjoy rendering "Have you cut my hair before?" A Study ot Federal-state taxing bands, paper cups, etc., and set ones ti> the top plate of' the Just as I derive asked the man with the accumu- programs ti> reduce Washington's thern out when soil conditions are walls. They are toe-nailed I Mo pleasure in the power and '-eliminate duplications favorable, the ridge. Collar beams may be «lph Ste 1 lated growth on his head. publication of "No sir," replied the village bar- has been proposed by President This year another method is added for additional strength, which U dedicated to Elsenhower, Governors and other possible. Because of the open win- these being cross members of ber. "I've only been out of service I i 1 or h 6 sat horizontally yinir home more livable four months.'1 officials. ter, many farmers in middle Jer- sey have *already done a lot of across each new pair of rafters this is your column there plowing. So we can probably pre- about 18 Inches to I feet below .ih;;n for any of you to he^l- pare our soil very early and have the ridge. Vertical struts may be iiut coiituctlnij up concern- FORDS, HOPEUWM mt KEASBEY the seeds planted about the mid- used between rafters and floor oi nil, of your'perplexing dle of March.) • joists (or tie-beams) using 1x6 stock, These, however, are usu- nm quostions, Herewith are The method! of soil preparation Delicious to eat, delightful to ally in the way of any use to be v f yif hume decorating prob- CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS I should like to suggest is to dig see ... you'll make % hit with to us this week by (NOTE; For insertions in this calendar, call M>'^A nude of the overhead space. our. Special Eiutter Baked Goods. a .trench a foot wide and two feet Question: We are planning a homemakers: Betttvy 100 Grant Avenue, Woodbridge 8-1710 or Perth deep if possible. Put in a layer of We suggest ordering early to 4-8364-J, before noon on Tuesday of each week,. putlo—a simple one of brick laid avoid' disappointment. . . • Ui:,uun: "Mr. Stein, a nelgh- three or four inches of well rotted in sand. The problem is a decided •"•s advised me against pur- manure, garden compost or sedge slope at one end. Can you advise 14 foum rubber cushions. MARCH peat, Peait moss. Is not so good, for what type of retaining wall will Choeolate Easter Eggs - 70c is your opinion?" Answer: this purpose, . prove'most satisfactory tt> permit I'm- is nothing finer for seat'- 28—Meeting, of Amert. i^ in library. 1-jJO-P. M. Fords Unit 183, American Then (backfill the trench with leveling off the area for this patio? DECORATED WITH NAME aud long service than 2B~Soclal by Ladies' Auxiliary of the exdavated soil mixed with H. F, E|jiglewood, N. A foum rubber cuahiona. I Legion. about one-third well decayed or- (mmt-iid them highly. ganic matter or sedge peat, pack Easter Lamb Cake - - - 90c ion: "Mr, Stfln. what type this gently as you fill, LAve the Answfcr: Begin a footlnir for I \ P M the w»Il below frost line, build- ALSO *-•« would you BUKgest for a 27—Stations of the" roBs In Our L*dV of Peace 3 p. M. top slightly mounded fo allow for loom? AmwerT Brleht- , and 1:30 P. M, settling. This preparation winn en- ing the Tooting heavy enough to •''1 chlntzn ana cottons 27-fclam chowder sale by Udles1 Aid Society of Our Redeemer courage the roots to g(ow deep In sustain your particular wall, | j Holiday Luycr Cuke* K' .iturdy and colorful children's J Evangelloal Lutheran Church.' the cool, enriched soil. Field stone, «onitrete block, or iDrcuUs or curtaine,'' 2B-Paper driVfi by Fords U0US Club Sow the seeds, spins say by St. even cinder blocks may lus used Pies • Cookies • Coffee Cakes I n'siiectfuliy Invite you Patrick's Day, others by Good Fri- among the ew^r-to-handle ma- me for any information |' • ' , , ' AWUL ' f day, which me«ns as early as pos- terials. Poured fionerete retires Intricate forms. A wall 4 to &' Easter Bread t Hot Ootw Buns tlv^he in connection with 6_Candidates night at meeting of William J. Wairen Assorts sible. furnishing or decora- blocks high may be b,uif»>f these tlon in Alamo, ' ' The light colored weds will,ger- materials, one block thick, High- LET'US DO ALL YOUR EASTER BAKING phone me at Wood- 8—MMtlng Fords Woman's Olub In library. minate readily, but: the black and flttirn 9395: Misses" Sizes 1», W or, If; .you are In er walls require a thicker base, dark colored seeds need, to have It, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 Uk«i and may be'tapered upward tu |Vu'inlty of 84 Main St., Wood- some preparation. Chip off a bit Hi yards Sflncti fabric. PLAGE YOUR okDER TQDMl stop in and chat*with me *-*m -^gJSSlWtlSlW. League Send Thlrty-flv» eenti in coins 1-blook thickness. Wwp-holes of the shell on the side opposite must be provided to permit a growing point, or press against (Or this pattern—add ( cents for ,itch pattern tf you wish lst-clisa drainage from behind the wall a grffldlng wheel to remova a bit at 10-foot intervals. j| of the hard, outer coat, nilllftg. Send to 170 Newspaper • aiis on nejf sUppovers., fttterp Dept., 238 West 18th St., Question: In the course of painV Woodbridge Bakery *« it nd custom-built furniture, Sow the seeds thin so pl»nt$ New York U. N. V, Print Wnly ing my house, I made several 9fl MAIN STREET WO-8-19B9 WOODBR1DU)S i by Modemage Decorators, will stan, d• six Inche• .s. apart. .. I.t U., a NXMI.,^™.,, ABDRE8» with JONl, smudges on some leather covered "-• t; on r^ueirt, or/ visit the Kood pltn4o li'ow with saud,. _. t 1 »»».•— nr~ •• - We can rely on 8enator Vogel, we know, MENACE TO NAVIGATION to develop all the pertinent issues in the Public Regards School (Ehc present application. Hngh WiUUmtoti Kelly Gambling, Highways, and Taxes March ft, 1818 — Anftnt 2, IMI The Leader-Jonrntl _ U»M) Monday Holidays The WoodbrMf* U»Atr ... 19tl) The Issues That Should b WoodbrhUt Independent IH19) The World Calendar Association reports Thr Iseltn Journal (1829) that bills are being introduced in thirty- Discussed During Gubernatorial AN INDEPENDENT four State legislatures to change the obsjert- Chiries E. Gregory, ance of several legal holidays so that they Campaigning Editor »nd PsblUhcr will always fall on Mondays. The idea is to to link with utilize holidays to give workers long week- BY KFNNKTH FINK, DIRf,< - Published Every Thursday by TOR, I'HINCKTON HKSEARCII Garden a tale ukwny The Woodbrltige Publlahlng Company ends by combining the Monday holiday field, Atlantic County Woodbrtdge, N. J. SKKVK'K with the normal Sunday holiday. 1'HINCETON—What do rank "ClambllnH and hm / nnd fl> voters In the state IT- ment. I'd like to hem t•..,'.' Chu-lea E. OrtgoTy, President * From a business standpoint, especially nbout what thpy'rr , Lawience P. Campion !mi probably know, this r annually, although we know of no generally bum, Essex Cdunty, tin !>i November, Nrw 3n»y will rtec) er. i accepted figure. a governor. What do you per- 'Td like them to \ v sonally rf«ard as the moat Im- :I Gas Rate Going Up? taxe&~how they're Kni,w ,, Most of the changes proposed would es- portant tasuf or problem that AI the suggestion of Township Attorney them If they need to •. tablish, four stable Monday holidays. They should bf discussed in the elec- businessman. B. W. Vogel, the Town Committee will op- tion campaign this yenr?" would be "President's Day," which would "HW they're emim. • pose strenuously the proposal ot the Ellza- Results of the survey shew New Jersey hlnhwnv fall on the third Monday in February, Me- that four problems are upper- Hadden Township, c ,,, taclhtown Consolidated Gas Co. to increase morial Day, which would fall on the last most on the minds of New Jersey County, housewife. Its residential rates by three per cent. Ap- voters at the present time: This newspaper pri.., ,.,• •Monday in May, Independence Day, which 1. State aid to education: prob- plication by the company la currently on reporto of the New jci , would fall on the first Monday in July, and lem of school support; adequate exclusively in this are;, H\ the scheduje of trie State Board of Public support of schools Thanksgiving Day. which would fall on the (Copyright) 1953, by i>< Utility Commissioners for decision. 2. damblinK and law enforce- Research Service.) fourth Monday in November. Thus the tra- ment: the nambllnft scandals; Senator Vogfel very pointedly recalls that gambling in the statf ditional Thursday Thanksgiving holiday "MODERN MIRACLE" when natural gas was substituted for man- ' 3. Highways and roads: the would be changed to Monday under this need for more highways; traffic PHILADELPHIA. Pn [ i ufactured gas, the general information cur- nelly Container Corponiii,,,. program. problems; overcrowded highways rent at the time was that the innovation 4. Taxes: will there be need for was almost destroyed by i ; | Calendar reformers admit that this pro- new taxes—which ones? how to 000 fire In late January !• i,, -••••til would effect a substantial saving for the Inter, the firm was back in i, posal is only the beginning of their efforts nvoid new taxes; keeping taxes consumer. This information turned out to down . —thanks to Its employe be totally incorrect, for not onlv were there to change other features of the calendar Three out of every five people doaen competitors, labm which they consider completely outmoded. who mentioned a problem named banks, machine mrinm. no economies for the users Wit many of one of the above four. railroad executives—all <>: We believe that, from a business standpoint, them found a substantial increase in their Next most Important problems went to bat for the strirkii pany. The competitors bills. In addition, the quality of the natural the four Monday holidays might'be desir- with the state's voters, judging able, although we are inclined to feel that by the number of mentions are: Connelly with their own gas was found to be inferior and unsatisfac- 5. Efficient government: how to boxes, with his firm '"'"I tory by many a housewife. many workers like to see Thanksgiving Day get honest, efficient government printed on them, to keep -••ml fall on Thursday, and welcome a break in Under the Capitol Dome 6. Housing: getting' places for business during the interim ;• M On the basis of the many complaints men of 13 construction ir,. the week when a holiday falls in midweek, people to live at rents they can which came to him, Senator Vogel appealed By I 'oseph Grlbblns afford ons worked around the i Whether the calendar reformers can get put up a new factory nmi : to the Commission for assistance. It was 7. Keeping cost of government the most of the states to adopt their plan down: reducing state government manufacturers turned ••,'., held, however, that since there had not been TRENTON — New Jersey's When they are required to be organization claims the lack of expenses; how to keep expendi- hard-to-get machinery. A before opposition develops to it seems to be King-size driver's licenses and shown at any other time, the mo- adequate boundary control In sufficient time to study the effects of the tures down the question. registration certificates Issued by torist is usually in trouble, subdivision work has created 8. Veterans' bonus: inevitable Rule change-over, that it would be premature at the State's 146 motor vehicle countless uncertainties, overlaps, "What did Jack sny »!;i! ...J CANDIDATES — Republican 9. Highway safety: cutting that time to make any changes in the rate agencies have produced com- lost land, law suits and much down on accidents on New Jersey aske'd him if he could supim j plaints'from motorists but State candidates for Governor at the time lost to an unsuspicious pub- in the style to which you v.t\ structure. Six months have now elapsed, April 21 primary election are run- roads Mosquitoes and Men Motor Vehicle Division officials lic. 10'Prisons and prison riots: accustomed?" timing which period a vast amount of data have a good answer for trife sud- ning under a number of banners Because-much land is being de- "He said no, but that I d.i' den growth of the official cards. while opposing Democrats are Also receiving some mentions A discouraging note comes .from Dr. veloped for home sites. at the are parking problems: mental in- remember that the style;, ;I-I;| must have accumulated so that the hearing satisfied with the regular demo- ways changing." Bailey B. Pepper, head of the Department The expansion of the • f our- cratic designation. present time, the measure Is con- stitutions; the caucus; binfo; Ju- on the application for an increase in rates inch by two-and-one-hali' inch sideded one of the most impor- of Entomology of the New Jersey Agricul- venile delinquency; keeping in- Endnrinc must also take into consideration the qual- license and registration crirdfc of Paul L. Troast, of Cllften, tant In the lawmaking mill, dustry from leaving the state and tural Experiment Station, Dr. Pepper be- other years to the new thrfe-by- chairman of the New Jersey Mrs. Shortly was discus .-until ity of the product provided. attracting new Industry to Newlatest fashions with a cair flve-lnch size which are fashion- Turnpike Authority, is slated as MARKETS: New Jersey truck Jersey. lieves that.the residential and industrial a "Regular Republican" while farmers are looking with great "Did you say your nusiuu: The company alleges that the increased able this year, will produce great- Following are typical comments expansion of the country is also expanding er efficiency, save money and Eenator M'alcolm S. Forbes, of interest toward New York and (ond of those cllnglnu wm\ revenue it seeks will not affect its, earnings Far Hills, is listed merely as "Re-* Philadelphia these dAys m hopes that sum up the views of many Mary?" the annual crop of mosquitoes. time and pave the way for better in the state: •advantageously, and we assume it will base publican." From this point on that better arrangements will be "Yes. He likes them to : all-around handling, insists'Wil- "State aid to education." M1U- Speaking in Atlaptic Cliy recently, Dr. liam J. Dearden, State Motor Ve- the slogans differ in the Republi- made in-tltf Aitftre for the dis- me for about three years. its case for higher rates on the argument can column. • .« ' posal of their crops. stone Township, Monmouth Pepper pointed out that recent years have' hicle Director. ounty, housewife. Tf. S. Steel places lno.i that its costs have advanced to the .point State Senator Kenneth C. Following reports of revived in- produced a transition in the mosquito Dearden who has received some "The school situation and roads order with Israel. where its revenues are not sufficient to meet abusive letters from motorists Hand. Elizabeth, will run under terest in renovating the Wash- costs and provide earnings for stockholders. problem which is definitely correlated to the who secured licenses early, claims the slogan of "Good Honest Re- ington fcEtrcet market in New publican Government," but his York City, there conies an an- rise in living standards. Urbar^ areas and that the new size certificates is- In all fairness, we must expect that the sued in New Jersey are much campaign sards read "Let's Give nouncement that a similar possi- charges which go into the operation of a industrial developments have created fav- smaller than those used in other New Jersey a Hand." Assembly- bility is being considered for man Fred E. Shepard, of Eliza- building a new terminal market utility have risen at the same rate as have orable environments for domestic mosqui- states, Including New York and CHUCKUI Rhode Island, where the certifi- beth, is seeking "Better State in Philadelphia to replace the the charges which go into operation of any toes in several ways. Such developments cates resemble bank checks, Pari- Government." Charles R. Klein, crowded Doclr Street area. BY YOUR INSURANCE COUNSELLOR create breeding areas and supply adequate doxically printing of the larger of Woodbridge, is running under It is reported private capital other business. the banner of ''Efficiency and GOSH, CECIL" feeding grounds in the form of pollution size cards will save the State is available for building on a new MAMA'S HAVIN' Still, as Senator Vogel has reminded us, $27,000 alone, he said. Honesty iii Government." cre site and. present phns SPINACH FOR of water. SUPPER' natural gas was supppsed to be cheaper- In other years the State Motor Former Mayor Frederick P. call for facilities to service all Richardson, of Ne,w Brunswick, wholesale phases of food distribu- otherwise, why was ijt installed? If it is Unfortunately Dr, Pepper has no rem- Vehicle Division printed the smaller certificates and there was likes the slogan of "Qualified by tion. cheaper, then the margin between cost and edy to the situation, although he believes Experience for Efficient Admini- The project is said to be needed always a danger some would be stration," .and Alvin W. Van the price charged the consumer might con- that people are eventually going to demand lost or stolen. Under the new to meet the needs of the rapidly Scholc, of Long Branch, will use expanding Philadelphia area ceivably be sufficient to absorb the rise' freedom from this nuisance—one way or system, the enlarged certificates are supplied in rolls with carbon "Old Age Pension $100 a month." which is the center of the cur- in expenses—for personnel, maintenance, the other. Meanwhile, the only solution paper attached, and therefore Congressman Clifford P. Case, of • rent Delaware Valley industrial are easily and quickly handled Railway, has no.slogan. development. South Jersey grow- service. seems to be head for the hills. In the Democratic column, ers and shippers particularly will at the various agencies. You can tutve yourwlf much regret by making n luiblt ol rim k there is real.play on words. For- be benefited by the lmprove- tire lnsuruiicr policies. The fuel Unit values have IncmiMil , Five copies are made of the mer State Senator Robert B. , ments. . -, kury to determine whether or not your iireaeiu COVITIW !•• registration certificate in one Meyner, ol Phllllpsburg, will be We pe<-lalliM> ill fire Insurance uiul urc Jilghly qualified to mlv; operation. The original is given known on the ballot as "Regular CANCER; The month of Aprtl such coverage. ' ' Opinions of Others the car owner, the second copy Is Democratic Organization," while will soon be designated by Gover- retained, for filing purposes by Elmer H. Wene, Vineland chick, nor Altied E. Driscoll as Cancer the agent; the third copy becomes raiser, will be designated as Control Month. A THIRD AREA' « subject to shrinkage as the cri- long to the people, and it Is up to a notice that the car must be in- "Regular Democrat." Alexander In preparation for the drive spected at a certain period; the Mr. Nehru had advocated cre- sis continues. India's attitude thtvn to determine the function F. Ormsby, Jersey City Ifwyer, for funds to control cancer, a mo- may have won her friends; how of the schools. fourth copy is the record retained will run asl "Regular Organiza- bile cancer information unit, said ation of "a third area," of powers at the Inspection station and the REAL ESTATE UNSURAHg \Uuch want to woi'lf for peace and far it has Influenced people ,is And 1 believe that, given the tion Democrat." John J. Wlnber- to be the first of its kind in this unfortunately more questionable fifth, copy is placed in the state ry, of Rutherford, will be listed country, is now making a tour of avoid alliance with any bloc. He opportunity, the people will de- flle.J made quite clear that he was not and the brusque rejection of her termine the proper function 'of as "Democratic Organization New Jersey counties under, the Korean proposals was no en| their schools. i % T|us, under the new system, Candidate." (Continued on Page 11) thinking of that more familiar ageiJts will no longer he required ura, a "third force," to maintain couraging augury. Her eompava' I believe that the institution of- tlve immunity to the prevailing to make up 1,750,000 postal cards DEVELOPERS: Land devolep- a balance of power between the a local boards of education has to be mailed to motorists to have l»o great combination.... There pressures may be an accident been an excellent medium to ers would be required to file ade- of geography not necessarily per- their cars inspected, as the copy quate maps of territories being aie ample reasons why i India represent the considered will of Of the new size certificate has manent. ... Nor must a firmly the. community, j developed and install permanent ftjuld not consider this 'latter neutral military policy, and a .been approved for mailing to car monuments to designate bounda- policy. ... Mr. Nehru recognizes diplomatic desire to be of unob- I believe that in most place! owners in open faced envelopes. ries and outline streets, under that she has not the military trusive and friendly use to all.i be our boards of education havi Motorists are also urged to be the provislpns of the Mathis bill ',!r financial) strength to indulge confused,with an indifference; to done an outstanding job of staff- comforted by the fact that the in the Legislature. in power politics, either alone or the distinction between right and ing our'schools with people pro- registration certificates need only The measure was prepared un- in concert with Asian neighbors. wrong, and momenta can and do fessionally competent and loyal be shown three times a year, der the auspices of and is ap-j . But the main objection is arise when the latter takes pre- to cany out their duties. twice at inspection time and proved by the Mew Jersey Society that diplomacy based on force, cedence over the form^r.-j-The I believe that our public again when fags are renewed.. of Professional1 Engineers. The even If intended to avoid the use Stateaman,'Calcutta, school deipite their scattered The postage stamp you use, of force, is not In Mr. Nehru's shortcomings, are aq much a sym- 1 GLAMOR GIRLS opinion a desirable or practical 'THESE THINGS I DO bol oif progress, pride, and hope when you bank-by-mail, approach to our horribly explos- BELIEVE S w. America as ajytjiing we know, ive contemporary problems. BY HENRY TOY, JE. ' except "for the products them- brings this bank as close as Regarding what he does pro- Executive director, National Cill- selves of these schools. i your nearest mail box. It's easy, p se he was wisely tentative, de- teiu Conuabiion (or the Public iWiane that the programs apd 0 fining his aim mainly in nega- Schools procedures of the schools of any American community, no matter safe, and super-convenient 1 tives. . . . But roughly speaking (From an address before the he wishes to extend that area of how good they, may be, must fourth annual dinner or the eom- never remain static and must be Write or call for a supply I tin world, lately depresslngly miafion, in Denver, Colorado.) which avoids the shrill language constantly reappraised to meet of controversy In its International I believe that the public schools changing needs. of our bank-by-mail forms dealings; which does not "go are essential to our democratic I believe that the people of any and complete about merely running down oth- way of lite. community, no matter how good ei countries though we may think I believe that good schools are or poor their schools may be, information, i /S7 the other countries an wrong;" the right of every American, boy must alwajvs remain conataictive 'which,looks for popstmc/ive M- tfndl - tfifli / / // / in Mir ci*lci6ms ifthe sthools. •liitiuns rawer than takes stA- ' f believe, therefore, tl>at every I believe that there have been born stands on issues which may adult has the obligation and the enough examples of all kinds to then become complicated by re- privilege to ghrfre in providing :, assure any thoughtful person that ie gopd > H governed by rational compro- 48 stflteB, in the long run they of the schools through study and mise mill that the Wise rain is he dUcharga tlietr responsibility best' action. u ho is contented with small cum- by delegating the major share of Believing as I do, I am grateful ulative gains rather than one the control of operations to the for the. opportunity to work with who demands spectacular re- local communities. people like you across this imi Milts, ... I believe, however, that the country of ours in our common However, this Is a poUoy which state must retain the legal re- goal of helping to Improve what must nations would adopt It if sponsibility and, therefore, is ob- Is already the best an< matt' ex- ihey could; unhappily, many la ligated to see that the communi- tensive public school system In these times cannot, Mid the num- ties provide good schools. the world. ber who still can may yet ba I believe that the schools be- (Continued on Page 11) PAGE Tim 1NDEPENDENT-LBADER \ iog dinner with meoo thtcommiwioo l\s

the use of an outside screen. The PCBUQAID aged, blind, disabled, and depend- developed, butl hope all of you unit contains posters telling1 of SUft^-Federal public assistance ent children was 62,3 per cent of Other Opinions . CLASSIFIED Steuber't BotttUJlng Service join me In the desire to encour- the fight against cancer and is payments cost $2,168,000,000 dur- the total, an increase of about one Continued tram Idrtortal Pate) age millions more to reaccept Oardens, Lawns RdtoUHetf stalled by volunteer hostesses, ing th« fiscal year ending June 30, per cent over 1950-51. State gov- their responsibilities. AND FOUND • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • Phone Woodbtldge 8-3871 who are now being trained, 1962, according to the Federal Se- ernments paid 40.5 per cent of the I believe we have cause to be 3/1J-4/B It Is planned to make the unit curity Agency. The Federal share costs and local governments 7.2 pleased with the groundswell of And, ftnallj, 1 believe you share ...•k d<« In vicinity of Rahway: Bungalows, etc, available for conventions at At- of the cost of aid to the needy per cent. Interest In our schools that has these beliefs and hopes. H:K ROW*. Colonla. $10,000 Up PAINTTNQ andPAOPERHANOINa lantic City and county lairs in , in-in by Identifying SENSEKIO Free Esthnates addition to "being used to reach pi vine for adv. Ca" 105 W. Milton Avenue CHARLES V, TOKASfiKI remote sections of the State. The u::'4. 3-26 Rahway 7-133S GIVE YOUR LAWN A BREAK... 109 Russell etreet program is under the direction DR. NEIL KERICO 2-5-tl WoodibrMge 8-OOM ot the State Education Commit- against weeds and H,r WANTED h 3-26 tf tee of the New Jersey Division of Announces His Return from the Public Health Service ROOMS FOR RENT which Dr. Vincent Butler, of Jer- cfahgnfts. Lrt us , KADY WORK And The Opening of His Offices sey City, la chairman, HOSTESSES ROOM for gentleman, with prl- Under Capitol Dome prepare it NOW! For the Practice of. vaite family of two. Residential WAITRESSES COPITOL CAPERS: New Jer- section. Convenient to trains and (Continued from Editorial Page) GENERAL DENTISTRY „ ST.MN CLERKS' sey bees are active two weeks all tnu lines. 890 Jaques Avenue, DISHWASHERS supervision of the American Can- ahead of schedule, the State De- at Rahwfty. 3/19-4/2 MM) JOHNSON cer society, New Jersey Division. partment of Agriculture reports MICHAEL BODNAR 1330 Oak Tree Road Isclin, N. J. [;•, WOODBRlDQE The unit was presented to the . . Win proper amounts, fatty OPPORTUNITY TO RE?JT • 32 LIVINGSTON AVENUE AVENEL PHONE 8-1700 division by the Junior .apart- tissue Is an essential constituent Telephone Met. 6-4587 or Plainneld 4-8251 12-6-tf ment of the, New Jersey State of the human body, the Medical PLOWING • WO 8-Z521-J • MAINTAINING MEDICAL DOCTOR OR DENTIST Hours by Appointment Federation of Women's Chlbs, Society of New Jersey warns diet- Minted on Singer sew- WOODBRIDOE — A doctor and It is equipped with motion pic ers. . . . The purchasing price of .)iinrs. Paid vacations, dentist will recognize the un- H ture and sound equipment and the New Jersey consumer dollar, ,,,.1 insurance. Light usual' opportunity presented by will scat 25 persons. The pro- based at 100 cents ot June, 1931, lilv work. Apply Best these 2 offices now available In jector Is so arranged that It can was 51 cerfts in February, State IT cnoke Avenue, Car- Woodbridge Oaks North, a new be turned and used lor night Labdr Commissioner Miller re- 3/5-4/9 residential community which will snowing of cancer films through ports. BUSINESS DIRECTORY eventually comprise 150 families WANTED—MALK • Offices directly opposite new shop- Ing center being constructed Clothing § Drag Stare • •Phuiilig atf Heating • Service Statins • i,\n ill OIL COMPANY shortly. Excellent location In ex- , v.iciinclre for attend- andlng area; lease Immediately • i alums on the New t very favorable rental or will Avenel Pharmacy Charlet Fan Holohan Brothers r,:|)ikP at, Woodbrld-ge. consider selling. Nearly two-third :,,!i;i: salary S246 per jf homes already occupied.- For 1010 RAHWAY AVENUE Plumbing -Heating GARAGE ijns commission and complete details, consult Woodbridge Stores Gak» PradneU utiis Experience help- WOODBRIDGE 1-1914 Usstrie Stmr 9*nk* STANLEY ORUEN ,,: ni'icssaiy. Interviews Phone ROBBINS CONSTRUCTION Telephones: .mis between 21 and 38 COMPANY WoodbrMfe 8-M«4 and t-«UI ,•!• cmiducted Monday, Woodbrldie I-MM « I MM P. O. Box #86, Kenllworth Cor. Atbboy Aveaoe ui in AM at Turnpike CHestnut 5-9110 499 SMITH ST.. PERTH AMBOY OS W(K«5bridge located Open One niock from Victory nriiee WHITMAN'S CANDIES WoodbrMf e, N. J. Second Street 3-26 Sizes from 28 to 52 Cosmeticf - Film - OrevUnc Cardi 621 LINDEN Plratone Tir« and Tnbw tli ; sKIiVrCE OIL CO, • BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • , N. J. .I'Hi' H.ilscy Street Vuark. N. J. MODERN 3<-bay service station 3-26 available^ from major oil com- THURS. & FRl. 'Til 9 P. M.FACTORY' PRICES Taxi H4YM0W JACKSON pany on/lease toasts. Investment WANTED—FEMALE • equined? for stock and equipment only. Guaranteed Income for right Coal AND SON Call WOODBRIDGE man. Phone Mitchell 3-0100 be- WOMEN For Your Easter DRUGGIST , PE-4 tween 0 and 5. Monday through lam S20 • $30 Friday. 3-26 7960 DAY -AT HOME COAL - FUEL OIL 88 Main Street MONEY TO LOAN n.ivp .i tflfphone, joiTr* Shopping Convenience OIL BURNERS Woodbridge, N. J. M,U r.in actually earn blc unikiiit riehl In your own MORTGAGE. MONEY AVAIL- Telephone; 8-0554 1 ,ii >niir lommimci —miking ABLE FOR REAL ESTATE WOODBRIDOE BUSINESSMEN'S ASSN. ii, rrvlini Mrphnnr rails. No Long Term If Desired NO MONEY DOWN • PLUMBING ,„,i in-, i vary. M'f Will fully Small or Large Amounts . ti.:ii; Hi yuur own home. Call Perth Amboy 4-8505 3 YEARS TO PAY• Funeral Directors • • HEATING DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE r iiirllifr information; revert* 1/29-4/16 METERED RATES Free Estimates^ • OIL, GAS First li Mile 15o 8-4236 WATERPROOFING LARGE SIZE WOMEN! No Obligation to Buy SYMWIECKl Each Additional ! 4 Mile . . lOe 316 WATERPROOFING — Industrial Convenient Built Up A-^SS t. \ CAIX Funeral Home INSTALLATIONS OFFICE: 443 PEARL STREET and residential. The Thoro Sys- WOODBRIDOE, N. J. tem. II you have have water In BRAS WDGE. 8-1400 46 Atlantic Street t REMODELING URLS your cellar, consult us. Work Carteret, N. J. Tiling guaranteed. Elmer Laboratories, Front or Side Hook • RADIANT id HI Tube Assemblers P. O. Box 1. Woodforidue 8-1869. Sizes 36 to 50 AVENEL Telephone Carteret 1 -3715 3/19-5/28 Mil-. |ii .AM) OVER HEATING ART TILE CO. iv Shift—Start $48 MISCELLANEOUS COAL & OIL CO. 27 MAIN STREET p ,)r- i.t,.i\ to t'-iru ufl to m RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL UAAAUUt) AUTO DKIV1NO WOODBRHWI $57.20 SCHOOL Largest and Oldest in Count;. u k mmBATHS KITCHENS •iiv - 40 Houv Week Hydramatlc, Fluid and Standard. Concrete Plumbing & Heatlnf Contractor RUBBER FLOORING Perth Amboy 4-7365 or ;hfr Eiirninss Charter 9-1191. (QUALITY FIRST) ..•tii Overtime 29 GRANDVIEW AVENUE 12-8-tf CORSET SHOP HIGH TEST QUALITY Phone: WO 8-2927 . |il:i,rmi'iit \f qvlalined 217 SMITH STREET FORDS (Rarlten Twsp.) N. J. IF YOUR DRINKING has become Use Coupon Below CONCRETE %. W. NIER WO 8-2368 PERTH AMBOY To Order by Mall Laboratory Approved ; v in person only. vmous'can help you. Wrtte P. O. Tiling • Irld.iy 8 AM. - 4;J0 P.M.- Box 253, Woodbridge, or telephone Market 3-7528. 12-6-tf Crushed Stone - Washed Gravel Pet Shop SEND C.O.D MONEY ORDER ENCLOSED ART TILE CO. X3NT MISS any telephone calls Washed Sand - Waterproofing ItCA We can answer (or you at any NAME . ' . Lime - Brick - Cement - Plaster 60 MANHATTAN AVENUE me, 24 hour service. Special fa- Furniture AVENEL, N. J. (tor Division lilies available (or Woodbridge Tonne BATHS, KITCHENS (',.; St. Georges Ave., irea\For information, call Perth Raritan Mercantile PARAKEETS Imboy 4-1313. 2/5-3/26 Suitable for RUBBER FLOORING Railway, N. J, BUY ON THE HIGHWAY Corporation Tnlninc (QUALITY FIRST) 3-26 AND SAVE! Phont PE 4-0S75 Tropical Phone: WO-8-29,27 BETTER FURNITURE FRONT AND FAYETTE 8TS. Fiih E. W. NIER WO-8-2368 I OK SALE LOWER PRICKS PERTH AMBOY, N. J. K)M [nine dwelling Good Winter Brothers Imported Slngini CANARIES • Trucking & Hauling • Iti.i; 181! Rowland Place, Wayside Furniture Shop BREEDERS' SUPPLIES Ii.. T. All improvements. Oil Hifhway 25 A«nel, N. J. i-.,r Kiiraue, 50x100 lot. # Electricians Open Dailj 10 A. H. to 8 P. M. Save — Quantity Discounts bi., W.i.xibridKe 8-25^ or Trucking Phone WoodbrMfe S-1STT Rowland Place. TED SIPOS U.S.G. inspected Fretu Bone Heat TOP SOIL 3-26 FILL DIRT i Electrical Contractor GRAVEL A. A. A. JOE'S PET SHOP SAND 188 SHERRY STREET Liquor Stores • :l-;U'AN AUTOMOBILE FERTILIZER PERMANENT DRIVEWAYS A.-.St K'lATIOfJ WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 156 NEW BRUNSWICK ATE. Telephone Woodbrldfe 8-1889 CRUSHED ST/>NE K MbhMied 1902 PERTH AMBOY 4-3419 ;;ii(ifl()00 Members Everything Woodbridge ' John W. Howard If..i'.nin'.Uii.' Service Electrical Bloomfleld Ave. Iselln.'N, J, Met. 6-2280-M Street Liquor Store CALL WO 8-2408 Radio & TV Service • .n Aiubuy (J-a248 JOB. ANDRASCIK, PROP. 12-6-tf Used Cars Excavating Complete Stock of Domestic i and Imported Wines, Beers Al's Radio and Television and Liquors "BETTER USED CARS" CONVERt Prompt Expert Repair* 574 AMBOY AVENUE TO THE ' RCA Tnbet * Partt BERME AUTQ SALES WOODBRIDGE. N. J. IONVENIENCE Batterlei 405 AMBOY AVENUE JOIN 34 PERSHINO AVE. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. [ IF AUTOMATIC • Moving and Trucking* 1 CARTERET, N. J. Witt. 8-1020- 8-1021 j A. KUh, Jr., Prop. Complete Moving Job Telephone CA 1-5089 Upholstering iatcher MARCH is i Rooms $25' 5 Rooms 135 J. A. TRUCKING 4 Rooms P0f 6 Rooms $40 Beautify Your Home OIL HEAT Reasonable Storage 30 Dayi Free the month ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS CALL All Loads Insured-i-lQ yean exp. for EASTER &TARK1NG LOTS ECONOMY MOVERS RAHWAY 1 NOW! Our Specialty Rahwaj SLIPCOVERS 7-3914 5 TON POWER ROLLER CUSTOM MADE

REASONABLE RATES 3 PIECES 5 CUSHIONS |<;i:r mm FREE Financed Thru F.H. A. 1 COLONIA ZIPPERS »„«, „ EATING ESTIMATE i • Radio & Television Call WO-8-1217 ON ' We Guarantee $ 5)top "THE BEST IS :' Sernwyan Winter DIRECT LEAW6 • Musical Instruments • THE CHEAPEST" 20% Discount on Small Tubesv [Air-Condltlonlng Up to 45 lb. Pressure The Salesman Wife: "Have you ever seen the filing vvaim Air Ueat) ENROLL TODAY I ." 1^ man tout sold you ti^ose Klorida \!\US TO PAY CELLARS • DAMS in our • Rooting ail Sffligt lo(8 that were two teefc under BSGINNIM water?" | the blood bank MASONRY WALLS ACCOEOION Husband (sheepishly): "Yes, I SWIMMING POOLS ^PBOQRAJi saw him the other day." Henry Jaiuen A Son Wife (suspiciously): "Well, wtyat ETC. Rekembef, then happened?" Is no MowijIkKk If Tinning and Sne|> Metal Work "He sold me a boat." buy. DfWtions Complete tine of NuJeml Public SpaaWng: The art of di- lop Soil • Fill Dirt Itutrumenti »t Low Pric«i luting a two-minute idea wltt) p two-hour vocabulary. 9 ENBERG i OLSEN CALL Eddie's Music Center 688 Alden Street Fortune Hiinler: The man y^ty. Space contributed to Red AVENI:L, r • ANll SCHOOL Or MC810 seeks a alrl (or ber p» va FANW0OD 8*5477, ofUtthil INDEPENDENT-ip , MAECH 26, 1953 PAGE TWELVE 4JWAL NOTICES LEGALMOTU'Ti LfcGAt NOTICES I.KftAI, NtrTM'KS l.fUM, NOTICES MST.AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICKft t«re«t at a rate not tn „ cent pet Annum The nr,,,, thereof bT the purchaser aecordlni to Refer To: W-71 ship wlll deliver nargulb and sale Officials are hereby nuth/r Refer To: W-41 dMd for aald prmW th« manner of punhMe In accordance cute and ls»ue said notes ['. NOTICE OF PCBI.IC SAtB DATED: March 17. 1953 wall terms of «*le on file, the Town- Willed bids for the piircnase uj ^••* TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTirr, or pt'Biic SALE ship will deliver a bargain and sale S. Ttf* 8\ippli\mpnt.nl r),.> Washington At a regular meeting of the Townitllp 9, J. DDKlOAff. Townrtilp Clerk nation "wit* SthT construction of* required by Law has hi..,' TO WHOM IT MAY COHCKRW: TO be advertised March m and April deed for said premises. and filed In the omcf | ,', CommlttM of the Township of Wood- At a regular meeting of tb« Township DATSD: March 17. 19W. Bewage Treatment Plant and Pump 0 brtdgt held Tuesday. March 17. 1. 1«8J. In the Independent-Leader. SUtlon* will be received br the T ° Letter Tuetday erenln* Airil '*>' ' *«"d diwcied to »(t?«rtl»B the nut •cm T»: W-Ml WrjOdbrtdRi- at the Mrmnrlnl M^"Lr' B, ThU Ordlnanoe sh,,ii that on Tuesday erenln* s 2 1)53, in the lndepeudent-Leader. Garden Avenue 7 1091091 the Township Commute* that on Tuesday evening. ArtAprtff NOttri OF PUBLIC SAtB pal Building. 1 Main Street. *«™- - —- ••-- Township OommltU* TO WHOM IT MAY CONGEW: brldge, Hew Jersey, until 8 P. M.. 1ST,rtv, wui mitt it • r- K.i'tst) m"the"com-11. i«". *; To1 BST" I In ihr Owti- At « regular meeting of the Township Refer To: W-3 By Your mlUee Ch»tnberWoodbrtdg» Memorine Ne«l JerwMunlclniy anl iI ml'tewill meec ChrT.lwrst at ft r. .M Memoria i l MunlolimMuni i l CommlttM of the Twwn»h|» of Wond- NOTICE OF PUBLIC IALI e»pot» Mid Mil »t public ml* Rnd to'Bulldln?, Woodbrtdiie, New Jersey. andd brtdur held Tuwdty. Mfircb 1". TO WHOM IT MAY OOHCBRJi: At a regular meeting of the Township thhe htghn« t bidder according to rerms P»bllc mi. I was directed tn advertise the fact Congressman of sale on fife with thf- Renl BstMe the hlKhest bidder arforrilirilw »o Sermn that on Tuesday evening. April Committee of the Township of Wood- C»p»rtinent and Township Clerk open of la'.e on n:e with the Real tstnte 7. i«3. thr Township Commlttw bri-iite held Tuesday, March 17, PrW FrcMAffhayMfi, Jr. In^wtlnn nnd »» n |nM w,th Fifth District. New ir 'o inlp. Lots M4 and 515 In Block BuUdlnn, Wiro'.brldge, Nrw .lersfv. nnd 7, 1953. the Township Commiltte, e Townshp Slock Ml-B on the Wnodhrltlne Town- wlll meet nt 8 P M 1B8T1 in th» Core-1 jerve rlj designntea « for flnBl adoption ihlp ARMTMmetu Map. '• •tfrt-C on the Woodbrldge Township pspo* and >ell nt public- sale and to the rinht to reject any or the highest bidder ncorrttiiB to t?rms| lttee Chambers, Memorial MiinlclrfM Tnkf further notice that the Town- A'W-'ment M»P: Ta notice that the Town- ofrsale on fllr with thr Renl EstaicBulldUiK. WoodbrldKe. New Jersey, ntid The other day, at one of theship Commlttw has. by resolution Mid | *,!» *fCommitte. e by molot on Bnd ueportment nnd Township Clerk open expose and sell nt public tale »nd to NOTICR purni.nt to l«. flwi a minimum the hU?hnt bidder according to terms l.-L. 3-15. 20 routine hearings of the House Edu- prlre »t whlrh raid lots In wild WorWork i ••""'"•nnt to la*n*i-d » m'nlm,'lm. to Inspection arid to be publicly rend NOTtcis m with all othrr.Pri" « whlrh saljl lotiln »l* bloc* prior to nle. Lo'« 87 *nd 88 In Block of sale on hie with the Renl Bstjte I — on r, wlll be .«oid he 01 Department Mid Township Clerk open NOTICE TO 1953. on Taj -Sale Certlfl- following proposed. Onli,, cation and Labor Committee— of nTtinetn said minimum price *'wll"l he »Mi?d towlhrtogetherr witwithh alalll othe0U1rW3'15-B on the WoodhrUlge Township troducedlan'd paatrti nil : ent. siirt minimum orire Assessment Mnp. to Inspection and to be publicly read IS OIVEN Hi"': cm* No 18211 covurlili; which I am a member—an eight- hplnr JVKIOO plus COM! of prepnrlntc prior to sale. Lots 1 to 4 inclusive nnd Mosquito Contror Almon Avenue. V at a meeting of the Town-1 'he deed nni advertising 111* sMe S*!'l plus cotu of Take dirtier notice that the Town- tef of the Towniihlp nt »,', foot television floodlaitip stand li>«l nnd Rrtvertlnlng this ship Committee has. by resolution and 13 to 16 inclusive In Block 219-C on ved l>y the To*n-• jfrwy nnd beln« mure lota In »ald block, If sold on terms, the Woodbrldite Township Assessment Program will the Township of nnd deslgna" the County of toppled over on Rep. Charles Kers- wlll require ft down payment of HI", !n s">lrl block. It sold on terms, mminnt tn luw. fixed n minimum llnoVn held «n the nth ilny i,t •, 1 wlll require n down payment of 10' price at which said lots In sRld hlork Map. tfti of Wisconsin. "t the hid arrepted bv the Tnwnshm lnke further notice that the Town- nnd that said orillnutu,. Commuter, the bainncr • of purchirp ••••.„•. bv rle Township will be sold together with All other lip for further ommid,,,..,, ' Luckily, he was not hurt. But the balance of purchnne ship Committee has. by resolution and prlre to be paid In 24 eqml mnnthly ™mmmwi, tletAlis pertinent, R.i'd minimum nrlce at ft meetliiK n( , you can imagine what a field day rii price to be paid In 24 equnl monthly being tBOO.OO plus cosU of prepnrlns pursuant to law, fixed a minimum Installments plufl Inter*""' nnd n'h'er price at whloh said lots In (Aid block CommlttM to he held ,,i terms provide* for iT'the coniract'of' Installments plus Interest and other Ih; J»ed .ind ndvertulng thin sale. Said it was for the punsters and the 1 termE provided for in the contract of lo*> ID wld block, if sold on terms. will be sold together with all other mom In the Mutiirlpa) i eplgram-makeri! Mil. details pertinent, sftld minimum price Woodhrldiw. Ne»v Jwc. will require a down payment of 10'. day of April, I9M, nt BOn y Tnke f»rt)ier not're that nt m'd 'n'e. Take further notice that nt said ml*, of the blU noeept«d by th* Township, „ Si,400.00 pin. s costn ..-,-of preparin„ .^g CIO President Walter Reuther. or any rtn'e to which It mny be ad- or as soon thernnfirr ., or any date to which It may b« ad-Committee, the balance of purchase | me >" " fske further notlee that at said sale. price to be paid In 24 equal monthly Township Clerk, urnst on plaintiffs said Certificate J It in upon the committee. Somebody to mi and manner of P»n.»l In » ».™Vy ^^^W^^', w s K T nt1* or more minimum bids shall >° terms nnd mnnner of pavment. In or any date to which It mny be ad-installments plus Interest and other l.-L. 3-19, 26 Tax Side as aforesaid, together wltn else remarked that light had struck rR8ft one nr more e'ms provided for In the contract of iintln-J taxed costs in this suit. AH OBniNANClTO KUlIn'.' be nceived. minimum bids shall journed, the Township Commltme re- : the committee at last! Pictures be received. •ertM tht tight In its discretion to sale. "AN OnDlNANCE TO KKi \ . Upon acceptance of the minimum further notloe that «t sold sal*, and news storing on the lncldenU- bid, or bid above mlnlni'im. bv the Upon ncceptance of the minimum reject any one or all bids and to sell •--.— ANO FIX THU v T bid, or bid above minimum, by thenald lota In said block to such bidder or sny date to which It may be ad- ALL MKMBBR8 OP T11K ; nwn«iiln Cnrnmtttro nnd the pnvment r bids for the purchase by me even though it left my Wisconsin .hereof by the purchaser aecortlnK to i ™ni|iin cnmmlttee and the payment aa It may atlect, due regard being given journed, the Township comniltiue re- sealed DATED: PABTM»NT OF THr 1,,, colleague unscathed—made the the manner of purchase ln occorrlance thereof by the purchaser according to to termt and manner of pavment. ln serves • the right ln its Slscretton to Township of r • WOODBRIDOE. COIINi Y I reject any one or all bids nnd to sell papers from coast to coast. with terms of sale on ft'e. the Town- the mnnner of purchase ln accordance "ise one of more minimum bids shall 120 000 itnllons of Premium stisoltnn [ Attorney for Plaintiff HBX AND STATE or NKV, ahlp will deliver a bargain• an-d sal-e ' ...• •); terms of wle (in Ble, the Town* be received. ' • said lots in said block to such bidder Alternate bid. 120,000 Millions of Rnui- 1 97 Main Street WHKREAfl, the Town•,• Here was a solemn body of your deed for paid preml&os ship wlll deliver a bargain and sale Upon acceptance of the minimum as It rhny select, due regard being given lar gasoline. | Woodbriage, N. J, p to terms and manner of payment, In deems It udvlsuhli' nndi: lawmakers considering one of the DATED March 17. 195.1, bid, or bid above minimum, by the the same to bee deliveredeliveredd i nIn tanks tvd a- stnnces to fix the anlnrii. deed for said premises. case one or more minimum bids shall Memorial Municipal Build- J q B, J DTJNIOAN. TowmhlD Clerk Townahlp Committee and the payment cen.._.t t._o ti.th. e«t ,.^,.,1 VInM rim HUlld- *• "• ^ bws of the Police Drpur'' most controversial laws ln a gen- To be advertised March 26 and April DATED: Mnr<-h 17. 19M. thereof by the purchaser according to be received. Ing'and tilhe Municipal'Onraiie. thh e usuc- Upon acceptance of the minimum NEW JEHSEV STATE DEPAHTMKNT NOW. THBKKFORK : t eration . . . and the falling of a 2. 1953. In the Independent-Leader. B. J. DtjmOAN, Township Clerk. the manner of purchase In accordance oeaiful bidder to furnish tanks and DAINtD by the Town u. With terms of sale on file, the Town- bid, or bid above minimum, by thuequipment, will be received by theM' CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS noodlamp makes the papers! To be advertised March 26 and April Township Committee and the payment Announced cloRlng daw fur flllnif of the Township of Wv>,n . 2. 1933. In the Independent-Leader. ahlp will deliver a bargain and sole Townshrp committee "of the Township Such an incident underlines the Refer To: W-323; Ml deed for said premises. thereof by the purchaser according to Of Woodbrldge ftt Memortft'. ippllcatlons April 15, 1953 County of Middlesex NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Refer To: W-M2 the manner of purchase In accordance Building, 1 Main Street. WuodbrldRe. Apply Department of Civil 1. THAT the titles ,,| ; fact that much of the business of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OATBD: March 17. 1953. : members of the PnlW !)• NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE with terms cj stile on file, the Town- » unui « Pi BT' 0„ Aprt State HouseT Trenton. Srw Jrrsef. Congressional committees Is un- At n regular meetlne of the Townshln B. J. DUNIOAN, Township Clerk ship will deliver n bargain and sale ? 1953 nnd then a said Memorial, Opea to male lltlxens, two years resl- the Township of Wwnlhr; i . spectacular . . . and as you know, Committee of the Township- of Woori- TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: To be advertised March 26 and Anrll deed for said premises. MuSal B..lldln« publicly opened and dent In the Township of Wo«lbr respective mlarles nn. btidge held Tuesday, March 17. p Salary, »35O0-«l(M per llshed nnd ftxed AS roi'.,-.» At a regular meeting of the Township 2, 1953, In tbe Independent-Leader DATED: March 17. 1963. nad aloud. u P»»ol>n»». Salarj, »35O0-«l(M most of the work ot Congress is 8S3.1 was directed to advertise the fact Committee of the* Township of Wood- read aloud. 1 A) Police Chief B, J. DUNIOAN, Township Clerk Plans and specifications mav be obt done in the committees. Education hat on Tuesday evening. April; t,rld,,e heid Tuesday, March 17. Refer To: W-M2; 494; 491 l.-L. 3-19. 29; 4-J iBt Police CnptMns and Labor hns been occupied lately ' 1953, the Township Committee | 1^53, 1wn . directed to adyenlse thejact NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE To he advertised March 28 and April talned In the office of the TownchlU |C) Lieutenants will mee™...t a«t 8B P. uM ./R9TI Iin th the. f^m. i thnt on"> Tuj^ny eyenin«. April TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: ]. 1953, In the Independent-Leader. ID) Sergeants on an almost full-time basis with mlttee Chambers. Memorial Munlclput I ,^ ,„„„,,„„ „„ The Township Committee hereby re- NOTICE 7, 1953 , llltho e Township committee At a regular meeting of the Township serves the right to reject any nud all NOTICE IS HBREUY GIVEN that a (Ei Dewctlve the Labor Management Relations Building, Woodbrldge. New Jersey, and wlll mma l 8 p M; (EgT) ln the Com- Refer To: W-49 IF I Poltie Uncord Clttrk enpose rfhd sell at public sale and to , chambers, Memorial Munlclpe.1 Commits of the Township of Wood- public hearing will be held April 2, 1833, mut( e bridge held Tuesday, March 17, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE bld8' B. J. DUNIGAN. at 8 P. M. IE8TI at the Memorial 101 Patrolman of Firs' 1 Act-popularly known as the Taft- the highest bidder according to^ terms BUumnl> Woodbrldse New Jersey, and of sale on file with the Beal'Bstate , jai, to 1953.1 was directed to advertise the fact TO WHOM IT MAY CONCBRN: Township Clerk Municipal Building. 1 Main Street, 21 From and after t>w Hartley Law. Incidentally, I am expos( andK n Bt puollc m6 that on Tuesday evenlrtg, April At a regular meeting of the Township this Ordinance there shii, • Department,an..d. Townnhl„. v,_p „Cler k „„open„ (he mhett biaAa accordln8 to ttrro, I.-L. 3-19, 26 Woodbridge, New Jersey, to hear and the first New Jersey Republican to 7. ;9S3, the Township Committee Committee of the Township of Wood- determine a report of the Assessment Is hereby created, four 1 , to Inspection and to be publicly rend o( sale on file with the Real Estate wlll meet at 8 P. M. (EST) ln the Com- brldge held Tuesday, March 17. serve on this committee since Fred nrlor to sale, Lots 42 to 44 Inclusive NOTICE TO BIDDERS Commission effecting the Improvement irolmcn. and their rate ,,f Department and Township Clerk open mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal 1953, I was directed to advertise the fact of the Tappen Street. Sanitary Sewer. divided into Tour Cli,. . Hartley. With time out for regular n Block 829 on the Woodbrtdge Town- to Inspection and to be publicly riad Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and that on Tuesday ; evening, April Notice Is hereby given thst Sealed ship Assessment Map. B. J. DUNIGAN. upon their length of ami,, House sessions, this Committee has prior to sale, Lot 51 ln Block B32 on the expose and sell at public sale and to7 1953, the Township CommitteBide s wlll be received by the Township Township Clerk PATROLMEN upon ll..-.r Take further notice that the Town- Woodbrldge ToWhshlp Assessment Map. the highest bidder according to t°rms will meet at 8 P. M. (EST) In th* Com-Committee of the Township of Wood- shall be known as P;ii been conducting hearings on a ship Committee has. by resolution and Take further notice that the Town- Of sale OD Ale with the Real Estate mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal briclpe for the Construction of 3,120 -L. 3-19, 36 r pursuant to law. fixed a minimum FOURTH CLASS, and > schedule ns Intensive as five days a ship Committee has, by resolution and Department and Township Clerk open Building :Vi~!brldge. New Jersey, and Lineai l Feet more or less of Concrete $3,800 00 annually for "•:• price at which said lots ln said b.lock tntrsuant ro law, fixed a minimum to inspection and to be publicly rend e;. -„ ...^ sgji ftt public sale and to G Jes Street AN ORDINANCE week—testimony often continuing will be sold together with all other Curb and Gutter. 0011 1Jnmes Street, of service from the rtuit , price at which said lot In said block prior to sale, Lots 16 and 17 ln Block the highest bidder according to terms Hopelawn NNe wJ Jersey, from the west NOTICE 18 HfihEBV GrVEN that the polntment. well after 5:00 p. M. detallB pertinent, said minimum print will be Bold together with all other 591-A and Lots M4-C and 444-D ln 01 sale on file with the Real Estate following prqposed Ordinance wa* In- •37J.0O plus coats of preparing property line of Florida Grove Road to PATROLMEN haVInc sir-,, Inevitably, some of the testi- dutiiil; pertinent, Bu;d minimum price Block 608 on the Woodbrldge Township Department and Township Clerk open a point distant 300 feet westerly, from troduce* and passed on first lendlnK from the dote of their the deed and advertising this Bale. Said ! 1125 00 nlus costs of preparing Assessment Mop. to Inspection and to be publicly read the West property line of John Street, at a meeting of the Township Commit- mony has been repetitious, com- lots ln said block, if sold on terms, the dcctl an'! advertising this sale. Bold prior to aale, Lots 42 to 53 Inclusive In shall be known aa Finn,. Take further notice that the Town- and read In public at a regular meet- tee of the Township of Woodbrldge,THIRD CLASS and --h.c. plicated, and sometimes Irrelevant will require » down payment ot 10',;lot In said block, If sold on terms, ship Commlttm has, by resolution and Block 594 on the Woodbrldge Township Ing at the Memorial Municipal Build- ln the County of Middlesex, New Jer- of the bid accepted by thr Townshln will require a down payment oJ 10'::. Assessment Map. sum of $3,800 W annually ; ,t to the main question the commit- pursuant to law. flxet* a minimum ing. 1 Main Street, Woodtortdife, Hew sey, held on the nth day ol March, Year of their service Committee, the balance of purchase of the bid accepted by thp Township price' at which aald lots in said blocks Take further notice that the Town- Jersey, on April 7. 1953, at 8 P. M.,1953, and that said ordinance wlll be tee wants answered. What changes price to be paid ln 24 equal monthly Committee, the balance of purchase PATROLMEN hiivlli,- Installments plus Interest nnd other \"U\ be win together with all • other ship Committee has, by resolution and Eastern Standard Time. taken up for further consideration »nd Years from the date ot • —I! any—should be made in the Drice to be paid In 12 equal monthly details pertinent, said minimum price mrsuant to- taw, fixed a minimum Plans and Specifications may be ob-final passage at a meeting of said terms provided for ln the contract of Installments Bins Interest and other price at which said lots In said block ment shall be known :i- 1 law? Yet it unquestionably Is a sale. being J575.O0 plus cost* of preparing tained at the office of the Township Township Committee to be held at Ito he SECOND CLASS, HUM. terms provided for In the contract of the deed and advertising this sale. Said will be sold together with all other Engineer, Howard Madison, 1 Main meeting room In the Municipal Build- liberal education In labor-man- Take further notice that at said sale, sale. lots ln said block6. if sold on terms, details pertinent, said minimum price the sum of $4,000.00 anur or any date to which it m|y tje ad- Street. Woodbrldgs, New Jersey. ing ln Woodbrldge. New Jersey, on theThird Year of their servi, •• agement relations ... and labor Take further notice that at mid «»le, wlll require a down payment of 10';being «65O,0O plus costs of preparing The Township Committee reserves the rth day of April, 1953, at 8:00 P. M. journed, the Towjshlp Comtfclttee re- or any date to which It may be ad-of the bid accepted by thf Township the deed and advertising this sale. Ba(d PATROLMEN huvln^ union view points. serves the right ln its discretion to right to reject any or all bids, • ESTr or as soon thereafter as said Years from the date of •: journed, the Township Committee re- Committee, the balance of purchose lots ln said block. If sold on terms, B. J, DUNIOAN, matter can be reached, st which time Thus far, none of us on the com- reject any one or all bids und to sell serves the right in its discretion to price to be paid In 24 equal monthly will require a down payment of 10'; ment slntll be known .,- : Btild lots in said block to such bidder Township Clerk and place all persons who may bethe FIRST CLABS. un.l mittee can see any probability of reject any one or all bids and to sell Installments plus interest and other of the bid accepted by the Township interested therein wlll be given an as It may select, due regard being given said lot ln said block to such bidder terms provided for ln the contract of Committee, the balance of purchase I.-L. 3-19, 26 the sum of t4.200.00 HIU agreement between representa- to terms and rminner of payment. In as It may select, due regard being given price to be paid In 24 equal monthly opportunity to he heard concerning 3. Said salaries shall bv ; tives of labor and those of man-case one or more minimum 'bids shall to terms and manner of pavment. ln installments plus Interest and other NOTICE TO BIDDERS the same. monthly Installments. Take further notice thaf'at'srtid sale, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN th»t J. B. DUNIOAN, agement. Perhaps that is not in-be received. case one or more minimum blda shall or any date to which it may be ad-terms provided for In the contract of 4. All Policemen assimn Upon acceptance of the minimum be received. sealed bids for the Rodent Control TOWiuhlp Cltrk. journed, the Township Committee re- sale. Program will be received by the Town- Duty shall receive in ndiii- appropriate. In most contract ne- bid., or bid above minimum, by the Upon acceptance of the minimum serves the right ln Its discretion to I'nke further notice that at laid, sale, AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR regular compensation the Township Committee and ttfe p&yment ship Committee ot the Township of !URBS AND aUTTBRfj A1TO NECES- gotiations between labor and man- bid, or bid above minimum, by thereject any one or all bids and to sellor any date to which It may be ad-WoodbTidge at the Memorial Municipal annually to be paid Ii: thereof taj the purchaser according to Township Committee and the payment said lou ln said blocks to such bidder journed, the Township Committee re- SARY QRADINO ON JAMES STREET nstallmente. agement, the two sides seem to be the manner ol purchase ln ncoord&oce Building.. 1 Main Street?, Woodbrldge. IN THE H0PE1.AWN SECTION OP THE thereof by the purchaser according to as It may select, due regard telhR given serves the right in Its discretion to New Jersey, until 8 P. M.. EST, April 7, 5. This Ondlnonce Khali ' poles apart until almost the hour with termB of sale on file, the Town- the manner of purchase ln accordance to terms and manner of mYmenf. ID reject any one or all bids and to aeM TOWNSHIP OP WOODBRIDQK, N, J.lu. adoption. havliiK IHMH before settling everything. ship will deliver a bargain and 'wile with terms of sale on file, the Town- case one or more minimum Was shall said lots ln said block to such bidder 1953, and then at said Meiiroorla,1l Munlci- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Used according to law. ,1: deed for aald premises. > ened a Be that as it may, George Bhlp wlll deliver a bargain and sale be received. as It may select, due regard being given pa! Building publicly opened and read SHIP COMMITTEE OT THE TOWN- nances or parts of Ordln.i: DATED: March 17, 1953. ' |deed for said premises. Upon acceptance of the minimum to terms and manner of payment. In aloud. SHIP OP WOODBBIDGE IN THtEo Titles or Salaries lunit Meany, President of the American B. J. DUNIOAN. Township Cleric DATED: March 17, 1953. bid, or bid abote minimum, by thecase one or more minimum bids shall Plans and specifications may be ob-COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX: with are hereby rescinded Xq be advertised March J6 and April Township Committee and the pnyment be received. tained ln .the office of the Board of 1. By Improvement of both sides of Federation of Later-, reeled off 202. 1953, ln tlie rnaepen«etrt-lie«der. ,_ B, J, plJNIOAN, Township Cletk This Ordinance ahull h" Iheteor by the jnireneaer aooordW* to Upon w»«|>tt4iat 0: ,tue minimum Health ln the Municipal Butldlni!. James Street from the Westerly prop- immediately upon ad!1 lllif major amendments, plus a swarm To be ndvertlsed March 2? and April The, Township SommHtee hereby ra- erty line ol FlorMit Grove ROftd, U» ft 2, 1953. ln the Independent-Leader. the manner of purchase In accordance bid, or bid above minimum, by the aooordlag to low. Of minor ones. If ail of them should Refer To: W-J with terms of sale on file, .the Town- Township Committee and the p&yment serveS the right to reject any and allpoint 300 feet west of the WeBterly hereuiider shall be etle»nd ot will require a down payment of 10% Take further notice that the Town- Mary Ilyo Duilas, said rvme ".lohr Dollars la hereby appropriated u a thanks the very n. the words of one witness—"whit- Installments plus Interest and other of the bid accepted by th« Township Will be sold together with all otlier down payment for the said purposes, terms provided fur ln the contract of detain pertinent, said minimum price ship Committee has, by resolution and Doe" belno fictitious, ANNA ILYO tributes, donation u! tled down" the freedom to speak Committee, the balance 1 of purchase pursuant to law. fixed 11 minimum ME8K0, her heirs, devisees and said sum having heretofore been made Bale. price, to be paid In 8 equal monthly being $500.«y plus costs of preparing available therefore The further sum of 16 Rev. Dr. Cl,.t:> out. the deed and advertising this Bale. Bald price at which Bald lots ln said block personal representatives, and her, TaW further notice that at said sale, Installments plus Interest and other will be sold together with all other their or sny of their successor! In Ten Thousand ($10,000001 Dollars or Woodbridge Einn^i•: One of the points I have sought or uny date to which It may be ad-terms provided for ln the; contract of lots in said block, If sold on terms, as much thereof as may be necessary will require a down payment of 10'/,. details pertinent, said minimum price right, title and Interest. WASH. Dr. E. J. Novak, n,;. to clarify, in my own questioning journed, the Township Committee re- sale. being 1000.00 plus costs of preparing MBS1CO, husband of Anna Uyo In hereby appropriated to meet the cost serves the right ln its discretion to of tha bid accepted by the Township of currying out said lmprovtment. Perth Amboy Gt-n.-i .1 of the long procession of witnesses Take further notice that at said sale, Committee, the balance ot purchase the deed and advertising this sale. Said Medto. "JOHN DOE," husband of reject any one or all bids and to sell or Any date to which it .may be ad- lota tn said block, If sold on terms. Anna Uyo Meako, said nmne, "John 7. Notes and Bonds are hereby au- pallbearers, and ilit1 < said lots ln said blocks to such bidder price to be paid In 24 equal monthly before the mmmittee thus far, journed, the Township Committee re- Installment* plus Interest nnd other Will require a down payment of 10% Doe" belnif fictitious. thorized, to be issued from time tb as It may select, due regard being slven serves .the right in Its discretion to of the bid accepted by the Township By virtue qf an Order of the Superior time In an amount not to exceed the neral Home for sut!-.: the extent to which the present 'to terms and manner of payment, in terms provided tor In the cpnwt of i any one or all bids and to sell sale. ' Committee, the balance of purchase Court or New Jersey, Chancery Division, sum appropriated pursuant to the pro. vices rendered. difficulties between management case one or mo/e minimum bids 8^1 « lot In._sola\ block to Buch bidder price to be pnld in 24 equal monthly Middlesex County, made on the 13thvisions of Chapter One of Title 40 of and labor result from weaknesses be received. as It may select, due regard being given Take- further ooUce that i*.-Mid sale, Installments plua Interest and other day o( March, 1D5J, la a. cause wherein. the Revised Statutes of New Jersey The Ci.: In trie law Itself. Testimony thus Upon acceptance or the minimum 60 terms and manner of payment, in or any date to which it may be ad:terms provided for In the contract of which uoU«-; or bomU ahull bear ln- bid, or bid above minimum, by therjase one or more mlnlrnum bids shall Journed, the Township Committee re- sale. far has suggested that part of the serves the right In Its discretion to Township Committee and the payment be received. Take further notice that at Bald sale, thereof by the pwfchfiser according to reject any one or all bids and to ssll problem results from provisions in Upon acceptance of the minimum said lots ln said block to such bidder or any date to which It may be ad- the manner of purchase 111 accordance bid, or bid above minimum, by the journed, the Township Committee re- the present legislation^ but many with terms of sale oh file tlie Town- ufl It may select, due regard being! gVen Township Committee and the payment to terms and manner of payment, ln serves the rlKht ln Its discretion to witnesses feel strongly that the ad- ship will deliver a bargain «nd sale thereof by the purchaser aceordlng to reject any one or all bids and to sell deed for said premises. ;• case one or more minimum tt\da shall ministrators of (*e Act are them- the manner ot purchase ln accordance be received, aald lots In said block to such bidder selves tOfblame. Obviously, even a DATED: March 17, 1953.} J ., with terms of sale on Ale, Uie Town- as It may select, due regard being given B. J. DUNIOAN, Township Clerk ship WUI deliver a bargain and sale Upon acceptance of the minimum to terms and manner of pavment. ln good .law whichi is poorly admin- To be advertised March 26 and April deed for said premises. bid, or bid above minimum, by therase one or more minimum blda aliall 2, 1853, In the' Independent-Leader. Township Committee and the payment istered will not 'be a success. DATED: March 17, 1M3. thereof by the purchaser according to be received. It seems a mistake to become Refer To: i'-tU B. J. DUNIOAN, Township Clerk the manner ol purchase In accordance Upon acceptance of the minimum To be advertised March 26 and April with' terms of aale on Ble, the Town- bid, or bid above iulnlrufini, by the dogmatic, and assume^ either a NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE ship I wlll deliver a baflialn and salt Township Commltue and He payment TO WHOM IT CONCERN: 2, 1053, ln the Independent-Leader. thereof by the purchaser according to ^"pro-labor" or a "pro-manage- Af a regular melting of the Township deed' for said premises. J • DATED: March «7, 1951. the manlier of ppurchase In accordance ment" attitude. The Taft-Hartley Coromltt«« of thi Township ol Wood- Refer To: W-3 witit h terms M l fi'n fle.the T Law is concernes not with mathe- bridge held Tuesday, March 17. B. J, DUNIQAN. Township Clerk sale on file.'the Town- 19S3.1 was eltr«ct«a to advertlw the fact NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALS To be advertised March 2* and April ship wltt deliver a bargain- andd aale matical absolutes ... as In the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 2, 19S3, ln the Independent-Leader. deed for said premises, that on Tuesday evening, April DATED: March 17, 1953, case of Interstate Commerce Com- 7, 1953. the Townahlp Committee At a regular meeting of the Township B. J. DUNIOAN, Townulirp Cleilt "jnlssion regulations on freight will meet at 8 P. M. (E8T1 In the Com- Committee of the Township of Wood- Rater To; \f-3l9r; «: 359; 1«; 31 will meet at It P. M (B8T) ln the CODI- brldge held Tuesday, Much 17. 'tlons.JHuman relations cannot be d Thi Clek open mlttes Chambers, Memorial Municipal ant flowers from Department and Township Cl*rk open 1953,1 was directed to advertise the fact ; rut' reduced to arithmetic. In this to laiBKtlon and to be publicly read Building, Woodbrtdge. New Jersey, and that on Tuesday evtfiUig, April GARDEN Gtve tel a gain atomic era, man lias solved almost prior to sule. Lots 2 aun 3 ln Block expose and mil at public sale and to7, 1953, the Township Commltteo 1079-N on tbe WoopbrldKS Township the highest bidder according to terms will meet at 8 P. M. (EOT) in tb* Cum- every riddle excejt the seemingly of sale ou file with the. Rwl E«(i\te sage to make hi i !i Map. mtttee Chambers, Memorial Munlclpul 1[i „. further notice that the Town- Department and Township Clerk open Building, WoodbrldBe, Newi Jersey, mid TRACTORS the simple one—how to live at peace to Inspection and to be publicly read grandest lady With otlier mejL. < r. ablp Committeo e luts, by resolution und expoW'and sell at public iale and to imrsilanl to )*». 0*e Even after Cffligress comes lip pripricee att which susuttd lots In sulld blblockk of aale qn file with tbe Real Scute 1 wlll be Kid together with all other In Block 279-E OB the Woo#brldji« Department und Township Clerk open ry a wide Efssorti"' with whatever changes may be Townihlp Asseaunieut Map. Planet Jr., WaterbUry f detail' pertinent, said minimum price to Inspection ttud to be publicly re&d made in the Taft-Hartley Act, I being *25Q.0Q plus costs of preparing, Take further notice that th* Town- prior \o sule, Lull, U to 22 lncUulve ln the Qnest Eask. n- am convinced that the most Im- the deed and advertising this sale. Said ship Commlttoe has, by mwluUon and Block 812 011 the Wuodbrldijii Township Start at $105 for 2-H.P. 1 portant ingredients of labor-man iPtB la aajd block, if aolil on Mrms, pursuant to law, fixed a minimum, A&sestuiem U»l). and plants. Onin . wlll require a down payment of 10%prloe at which said lota in said blocks Tukt tiuither notice that the Town- agement harmony will continue to of 'tlu bid accepted by tlty) Townahlp wlll be sold together with til other ihlu. Comuilttee has. by reBolutlou ROTOTILLERS now! be common sense, foresighf, and CommlttM, the balance of purchase detail* pertinent, said mlalo^tm Pltee puriifct to law, fixed a mlnlluum price to be lift Id la 24 equal monthly being $400.00 plus co«t« of preparing prlc«llt which said lots in a»li> block sincerity by both sides. lnatkUiuenW ptua Inwreat and other the deed and advertising this sule Said Will be sold together with all other ... and for tiu» terms provided for li| the contract of lots ln said blocks, If sold on terme, details pertinent, wild nilnlntlm iirli'e POWER SPRAYERS will require n dowu payment of 10%being $2,500.00 plus willK of preparing away-what b.'ti . Pay Nt Attention Take further notice that at suld sale, of the bid accepted hy the Township. the deed and advtwtliilng this sale. Bald •merabrance than Maym» — How's your husband or any date to which It may be ud-Committee, the balance of ptuchaaa lots ln cttld block, it bold uu ttrnm POWER MOWERS )ourum\ the Township CommltMe te- price to be paid ln 24 equal monthly will mt^tv a down [)»y»iint of ers by jBlegrai'" All |1U» morning, Myrt? MMU the right In ita dltcretlon to installments plus Interest aari' other of the bjlfl accepted by the Tow i Myrt — "The poor bpy'a dellri- reject Buy one or all bld» and to sell terms provided foi in tot eaotftA of CoiimiltMt, ten biriauc* ot gurchaae 1AWN FENCING need do is aus again." - . a»id lots |n aald block to such bidder price W b* paid ln 36 «q«>H monthly aa It may select,, due regard being given T»ke further notice that at aald aali,. iUtt pluua liitt-rast uid other Ofder with u-s m Mayme — Hwvewt Is It serl- to terms mid manner' of payment, ln o{j«ay d»t« to which U mw be ad-term* (m?U«i tar In tba c*Mract TRACTOR TIRES pw? cum °n# or more minimum bids Shall jujourned, , the Townshiw p Commute* n- Mle. . rest. be Mcelved. atmtm t thth« righiht tl ul its discretion to. Take, futtlier uottoe that U uii sail . Myrt — Gracious, no, It's Uw Upon acceptance of the minimum t illy on* oott W Ude and; to sell or any date to wblch It may be ad- rillltst stuff you ever tout). . A or bid abovt minimum, by tbe lots ln aald block*, to inch bidder Jouroed, the Township Committee n- Wpahlp Committee and the payment ita It may select, due. regard being given, terves the right in Ha fllucretltm to GUlft iMtot py tbe purchaser according tto to terms and, iuauu«r of iwymenv, IU relsct any ou« or »U»U bids *ui to tellll L ADIEU & SONS . A Brick Would Do „ the manner of purchase ln accordance case op* 01 more uiluiiuum bid* thai! MM lotlt! la said bloaloat toto smsmlii UddeUddUdeer JOHN DEERE Witt* terms of >wle on (lie the Town- be received. m Itt quy wi*ckik, tmtm r»»*rd bw» itvec "Why do they have those glass ship will deliver u bargain und sule Upon accaptaue* of tit* minimum, to terms to* mamier of pajmint, li Sales - Service (Men fur said premises. bid, or bid stove mlnlmujii, by the Walsheek's Flow!* Shop| cases with axes in them ln the pas* cue one or more mUlmum blda ulwl Highway 130, New Brunswick senger c»r»r OATBD: March 17, llttLI Township Conimltkea and the iMypieut be received.' B. J. DUNICJAN, Townahlu Clerk thereof by the p\jrcuiu»r «ci#idLug to Upon *cceptanoe of the minimum, 1'hoiie Mltltown 8-9825 "Oh, they are there in case some, 1 be advttntlBed Murdi 28 and April the nuuui*r of purchase In uecordtnc» bid, or bid afcovt mlltouw, by the 305 Amboy Avenue, , on* ~ "- the ludepewlual-Leader. with term* erf tale ou Uie, i.ft Town* TowuAUlp QomipHtM W> th* ptymeut .'••« k THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1953 • PAGE THIRTEEN airymaids Press St. Cecelia's Girt Court Team Dudics Sets Pace • SEEKS MOM MARKS By Alan Mover Tryout* Slated Sunday tireinrr (iirls' Club Barron Baseball St. Cecelia's Ih County Matches WOODBRIDOE - Tlie Wood- Season to Start For Sets Impressive Season Average bridge Orelner Otrls will hold •ISBLII4 - St. CeMlla's ..„„.„, loughts to the rapidly aflproach- at Highland Park High slw girls' basketball team com- CARTERtet — Ted Dudlcs ot Loop Led ig softball season. The enthusl- fords holds first place at the half- Pchnol Field. Sunday, at 1:30 Tuesday, Apr. 1 pleted, one o! lt« most successful stic group of high school ball P. M. * v seasons this, week with a decisive way mark of the Middlesex County ,,raKne Standings: lawks Intend to play a full sched- match game championships with Anyone Interested in trying 41-18 ttetory o?er the local Hot, le of home and away games, 35 Candidates Report Rods. The cagers, under the man- a total of 2613 for 12 games, He out for the ciub should com- 51 30 St. Cecelia's record for the past has been-toppling the pins at a 209 mnnicato with Coach Frank H. To Geftk; 6 Veteran* [.umber 49% 31 Vi agerial reins of VlncE Orogan, won asketball season ts listed below: 10 games, lost only four and tied avernse! Circrn. 74 Lincoln Avenue, Car- 39 Hot Rods 17 Dudics. who hit 1276 in his first N-. J. to Be on 1953 Team 41 40 one. •iinnco 27 Debs 21 set, added a 1237 series on games The t"iim won the State Title Kxciivatlng 40 41 One pf the Saints' setbacks dur- 31 All Stars 24 of 179, 241, 204; 200, 221 and 192. WOODBRIIXrT'-Coarh Ororie ing the season came at the hands in l!)S0 ,md rearhed at least the - Winders 33% 4S'/i 26 Debs IS The hottest series of the compe- Oetek had reasons •for ciLiAidn 3H4 49V of the Gleason Girls of New Bruns- .scml-flnnls during the past year, 2 28 Hot Rods 12 tition to date, however, was rolled in the finals four times. earlier this week when six vet- 28 53 wick, who are ranked among the 27 All Stars 22 erans and 35 car.iWites reported ten best girls' teams in the state. by Joe Kupsch of Sayrevllle. He 29 D6bs 20 got off to a blazing start with 256 'or the IniUKuratlon of Woo«J- UN The IdeslBeauty 8al- The county seat dribblers trounced 33 Travelers 18 )rldge High's outdoor bawball the locals 53-23. and 237 games and added 191,187, ,,n,l in the St. Cecelia's Wo- 29 Slreras 4 22222 and 201 tallies for n 1294 to- Democrats Sink iractice sessions at the Port ReaA- was cut to Another ranking New Bruns- 34 CutleTs 18 tal. Thus he advanced from well ; Meld wick quintet, the Mashes, tripped hiim ",,nd one halt this week IB St. Mary's 16 down In the listing the third plncr mprr's Dairy dumped the St. Cecelia's twice, 37-24 and 28- With the opening game set for 23 Oleason Girls 53 wl*h a 2394 mark. K. of C, as early as April 7, OereK will h»v« lenders two out of three 23. The fourth defeat came at the 24 Plashes ': 37 hand3 of the Cartertt A,. Stars. Others In the first twelve are: he diffl -nit tnsk of whziplns hto |,r in HIP recent match. 23 Plashes 28 4 -* Mattey Ud«lelak. Carteret AYBOY - The Wood- lentil which benefited by 29-26. Bt. Mary's of Runway was squad Into shape In less than two 26 Carteret All Stars , 29 2379; 5 — Ken Melvln, New Bruns- ~\f."-v Knights r-f Cnlumbus" am- weeks. His chief prt'jlem at Uw Maids' conquest was the Involved in the.contest which re- iltlom In the Y. M. C. A. OVlri sulted In the contest which result- wick, 2862; 6 — Vlncr. Poulsen, moment Is locatingi-three sttrtkuf |.1(T Iselin Lumber com- 15 355 South Amboy, 2310; 7 — Ed.May- 'priil Tournament were short- aro now within hulling ed in a tie, hurlers id replace Tlllnun Ltu- orek, Carteret, 2308; 8 — Bernle Ived when the Young Democrats bach, Byron Dunh-im and Bob the top slot Marjf O'Connor, Butch Qalasso Poulsen, Bouth Amboy, 2288; 9 — whipped them. 94-1>5. In the cpen- km'' of Mary KoSsik and the Nalasco sls- Boland. who carried the pitching thoy held for the biggest Junior Sportsman MlkeMedvetz.iCarteret, 2281; 10— round. burden last spring, ,f the campaign. ter», Rita and Teresa, were St. Ce- Joe Lanagan, Carteret, 2281; 11 - celia's top scorers during the 1963 The Democrats, who •demon- Qfbrge Rebnlcky and Johnny m .iitrvis enjoyed one of her Lou Butkocy, Carteret, 2281; and tratcd surprising sforiris skill and |..hts nn the alleys for Coop- season, while Barbara and Dolores 12 — George Medwlck, Carteret) Kovacs are the two kme cliuckers Funk and Loretta Chesney were Show to Continue no'lsh. were ranked as definite returning to the Red andi Black >,n-y for rolling games of 110, 2278. avorltes to take the crown alter "nl 138 for a 464 total pin the Saints' defensive mainstays. MEW BRUNSWICK - Field and squad who encountered limited With the completion of the vrtdiitni? the Knlghte. Joe Banas action during the 1952 cnmpilgu. Her team mates, Maryon itream enthusiasts of nil ages Bob Olassett contributed to Fiances Johnssn also court campaign, the St. Cecelia flocked to the Rutgers University 4 Fish and Game Bills Rebnicky looked Impressive durtag r Bills are now turning their Arr.boyan?' triumph by practl- his starting roles last year ahd ] ;i'major role In the victory field house yesterday as the sixth annual Junior Sportsman Show of Approved by Assembly illy proving owneri'h:.) of the should become the nurr. )er the ability and fortitude to reach the finals in one of. .. 7 McAulitle, a freshman star last laud Ruth Terzella ail went furnished by the manager; con today on through Saturday. Groups teachers will be admitted after 9 Pelican, f 0 A. M. tomorrow and Saturday. Glamett. t A spring, takes his place behind the \he 400 mark for Al's Sunoco. ducting the tryouts. of school children accompanied by Central Jersey's most popular tournaments, and we'll Banns, c ...-, 11 plate. McAulifte, who Is destined Simon, c 0 |'s Excavating made a serious be rooting for- them to give a good account of them- Peret'.Ti .. 2 to become Wooc"ibridg'd« Hlgh'« crack the first division by selves before the championship Is settled. Buglovsky, g .. 4 greatest all-around athlete since w to a three game victory Al-by Leffler, can Held and hit with . ...fcea Straube, Vhe All-Township star who tallied 629 38 18 94 ITolf's Press. The Excavators, Looking Over the Material in the Little League Rnnre bv nerloda: equal ability. ktue of the «le«n cut trl- points during the regular 1&53 season, leads the Wild- Young Democrats 30 32 M 23—M Prospects from last year's Jayvee :ive now only one game be- KnlKlits of Columbus 13 17 11 14--55 team battling for varsity berths fourth p'mct: Al's Sunoco Editor's Note; This is the sec- tain, Mike Verchlck. He will be f Little League experience. Our cats' array of dribblers, His presence in the'line-up will BAny FROM PYTHON are: Paul DeSantis, a third base- •nd in ft series of articles fur- supported by Tony Barccllona. team lost five excellent players assure the Fords team of a double digit performer in man: Pat Lair/oertl, a shortstop; :inr Kurlskan and Pauline ulshinjf complete information on Ken Sable, Jin Carrlgan and Arthrougli over age. Bobbie Grif- every contest. Don Furdock, another All-Township and DARWIN, Australia.—A mother, Neil Travaglione, a left fielder; vi'ie the Excavators' top the team functioning In thr Jennltws, and whatever may befiths, our first string pitcher and asleep in her camp-house on a •(John Kinas, an outfleliier; Mnnrm m>s witii sats &l 430 -and WM4brMf« and Kurds UUI« drawn from the players' pool. The -he team's Most Valuable Player.- •ffiTTrler BarTort star, is the steady player on.The Wild- trucT^'felt her 3-months-o!d'-baby Friedman, an Inflelder, and Fred nlf's Press had two bowlers Leaguer.. Each week the man- outfield will see Richie Lotz and will be sorely missed, as will Bob cats who can also shoot with the best as his 407 points •,'ii'l's feet moving away from her. Awakening, she felt a big snake on Mueller, an inflelder candidate. top brackets, Mabel Kalus- aftra of the respective teams Ken Sable, Jim Carrigan and ArtKearstan, first base; Peter Zych, Due to his lack of hurlers, aerek hd Ann Lamb, who dropped wllj write the material for the rookies to find the third man tosecond base; John Galya, left for the season testifies. The third former Red and Black the bed. At.her scream, her hus- bnnd, Alex Scott, raced to the is contemplating giving Sam Ver- licks tor murks of 427 andarticles, The teams bcliu viewed patrol the outer gardens. The field; and Francls'Pasterak, short- dribbler on the Fords' roster is Tillman Laubach, a nlllo and Pat Lambert! a whirl »t pspnotlvely. today are the Reo Diner Tigers pitching will be ably handled by stop. All these boys batted over truck and by the beam of his capable ball'handler and rebound specialist. flnshlifiht, saw that most of thethe center of the diamond. Both Ideal Beauty Salon quintet of Woodbridce and the Inter- Eddie Bata and Ernie Venerus who ,he .350 mark and all were mem- boys have little iplt-hing experi- have shown well in the past sea- bers of the All Star squad." baby's face was Inside the laws ttic IUIUI game mark of borp Red Sox of Fords. The Fords team doubted its ability to compete with nf a python, which was rhoving off ence, but 'have the physical make' ; at 2044, while Cooper's the Tigers, members of the sons. The catching chores should "Our present sqund, as it now up to become effective chuckers. 1 create the greatest competition some of the best teams in the state with its 1953 squad, the truck. Scott hit the snake with tjar in red the honors for a American Division of the Wood- stands, will pr6bably line up some- a stick and it freed the child. Last year the Barrens' recorti mime with a 721 total pin bridge Little League, are spon- with Tom Naprovnick showing the so it set out to strengthen the'few weak spots with 1 thing like this—our pitching will Later, it was found curled Inside a was not impressive with only nin« sored by Martin Qergasko, owner most promise at this time. ' probably be split up among Bon •some outside help. The first eager signed to play with 44-gallon drum. Other than huge victories in 19 outings. This season of the Reo Diner; and are man- "An overall picture of the Tigers Damod, Mike Burke, Bob Donnen- fang marks 'on its face, the baby the Woodbridge slate catls for 22 ounlanLs see the need of tax aged by Bill Leahy and Fred Ep- will show you a group of boys who wirth and Robin Rielly. We are the Wildcats in the eliminations was Howie McCallen, |on inventories. was unhurt. ,games. pensteln. Last summer the Tigers are willing to try any position and fortunate having a veteran catcher a former Woodbridge High record holder and one of The schedule for the 1953 sea- won their division championship, to do their best at It, to help the inthe person of Albert Jensen to the most versatile performers ever to play with the SURPRISE TO SEE HEE yon Is listed below: bat lost the Little League World team win ball games. The alllandle the catching department. APRIL Series to the P.B.A. Dodgers in around ability of Eddie Ballo will William &, Mary College basketball team. McCallen's HONOLULU—Going to her doc- Our infield will have only two vet- 7—Somerville Away three names. be very valuable when he is noteran infielders. At first base, Jim presence ih the line-up will give Fords much needed tor for an examination, Mrs. Annie on McShane, 38, ni Honolulu, com- 10—Perth Amboy Horns on the mound. He has played well Zilal; veterans Tom Oatyas and Leahy, the spokesman for theat both tofield and outfield posi- rebound strength and a player capable of shooting plained, "There's something wrong 11—Springfleld! An?ay OR WORK Reo Diner managerial staff, had Bob Donnenwlrth will handle the 13-Tottenvllle Homfe >ui:ss tions and Is also handy with the second base and shortstop posi- with both hands from anywhere on the floor. Mike with me. I don't know what It is this to say about his team: bat. Ernie Venerus has worked well but so ahead and check me up." 16—Cranford Home, 'The Reo Diner Tigers will tions, with .Robin Rielly at third Dyzak, the Red Blazers' All-County player and high 20—St. Mary's, P. Arjiboy Away behind the plate as well as other base. In the outfield we consired Three days later, Mrs. McShane stiirt .spring training shortly with positions. Richie Lotz has sh«wn scorer, has also been added to the roster. Still another ?ave birth to a 6-pound, 6-ounce 2-2—New Dorp Awa# seven cut of the nine positions ourselves lucky In having Ben Da- 28—New Brunswick Home IACKETS his ability by handling the-catch- mocl and Mike Burke, two exceK addition was made before the contract deadline in the boy—her first in 17 years of mar- open, The task of replacing ball ing assignment in emergencies and) lent fielders, in center'and, right person of Richie Hardish of Sewaren, an All-Township riase. The birth was perfectly nor- 30-St. Mary.s, P. Am'boy HotW players like Bob Kolibas, Buddy shows mound promise. Mike Ver- mal, the' physician said. MAY • :; Kovacs\ Jim Kpcsis, and Vlck 0s fSelt|s. IThe left fi'ild spot will 7 chlck is an aggressive ball player probably be split between Jack star who tallied 458 points last season. 1—Tirteret Awaj $Q.89 U'ower Is a big one. The returning who fields well and gets those HOW'S THIS FOR SERVICE? 6-Sayreville HoMe veterans and rookies will have to Meszaros and Gary Terebush. We Tony Cacciola, the Wildcats' recently acquired man- timely base hits, A summary wil expect a big season for Mike | CLEVELAND, O.—When you 6—Asbury Park Home work hard to plug the gaps made show you that the pitching could ager, is well please'd with the team and expects the jull your ca.r into Glen's Drive-In 8-South. River (2) AwUf WATKR UFXRIXENT by their absence. It will take,a few Burke, Ben l)nmoci, Tom Gatyas, be excellent with the proper nan- Albert Jensen, and .the mighty township dribblers to go a long "way in the tburney. Restaurant, you pick up.a rfiiSro- 11—New Brunswick Away | WIND l'ROOF practice sessions to determine dijng by a good catcher. The in- 1 phonc and "phtme" your order; 14-Unden Hon* where the rookies will fit In with mite Bob Darinenwirth, All these field and outfield will be good." hoys. .8Xg good stickers and will He claims his quintet's lone vulnerable spot is in the mskle. While you wait, you re 15—Perth Aiwboy ...: A^f |AllvI OLOKH last year's men, The managers are The Interboro Bed BOH of Fords form the backbone of the Red Sox' height department, but iU assured the 'aggressiveness, .liiiisc. a. button and music, comes 18-rNew Dorp Home hoping that the veterans will be ; ore under the guidance of Robert for the 1953 seasen." of the players will overcome the deficit. Fords is slated out of the mike. When"you finish ^# able to instill in the rookies, the Reilly and his assistant, Philip eatini?, you put tlie tray on a stand 22-Carteret Hatnp IT-RATE ARMY wwill l t o win,, cooperationp , and Qulgley, Last summer the Red Sox "Summing up our chances for to receive its baptism of tourney flre Saturday night outside your car and drive away, 26—Tottenville Awaj spirit that they displayed in their captured the American Division (,he comma season, I would say we a1| th,e Perth Amboy Y. M. C, A. gym, it':; lust that simnte. 28—Sayrevllle AHM# pennant drive last year. We know crown in the Fords'circuit. should come through alright. Our NAVY STORE thai last year's men want to carry recent interview Iteilly big hope is that we will be able to "HOOKERS Leo Farley, the new chairman pf the the American Leasue pennanjt into pick up some additional help in UOOSEVELT AVENUE "The coming baseball sea Board of Education Ground Committee, is rnakin| another World Series and carry should be quite a challenge to the pitching, infield and outfield (Nrjr Hudson Street) Off the coveted World Series prize spots at the coming player try- every effort to complete work on the Barrens' bdseball OAUTERET. N. J. which has eluded them the past American Leagut Champions o outs. The teams in our league to field up at 1 the stadium. However,'we doubt if it will two seasons." he Pords Little' League. At thqbeat will be the Upne Club Tigers Opeh Every Night 1 be'ready for more than half of Coach George Gerek's The infield will be sparked by uresent time, our team shows with the Our Lady oil Peace Yanks the team's oholce for 1963 Cap-five players with any great amount 1 . l,,,l,i,wl V I 1 • games...) Walter Drews, the former Mid-County Base- pall League public relations director, is currently or- ganizing a softball team cotnposed pf players from the now defunct Athletics. Pete Johnsdn will manage the Ready NOW! cJuH, which intends to participate in, the Recreation Senior League. . . . Tony Cacciola, who has managed For Spring and Easter! With Equipment everything from a Little League to a gas station, is The Famous* .50 Retail currently guiding the Fords Wildcats in the Perth Afh- from JAG'S boy'jy. M. C. A. Gold Medal Tournament. . ,' . Emery name the sport! We have the equipment. |ii.ility, up to i!lianii)|unt>bii) standards. In Konick and Ms Baijron softball team to inaugurate down l» every man1* budget—Stop PINELLI their spring practice sessions within two weeks. . . . hl'C, lAMOUSNAMt: BRANDS South River has scheduled the Red Blazers for a double- . at VALUE PACKED FRICRS! Pinelli's price is low because HATS he&der at its hijime field for the sec|nd season in a tor lie makes the hat» himself , .,. rbk That makes four straight games Woodbridge is and he won't let you \>uy It—- and still priced at • GOLF UNLffiS IT PITS . . . your piayihg'on the Maroons' home grounds, which indi- • FISHING head, yous face, your person- cates, South River's athletic director rAust be qi^Jfce a • BASEBALL ality! See them now In tlie sea- convincing talker..., Little League conversat^l)!- • SOFTBALL son's newest colors at the city's lowest price! creasjng with the rise in the tjhermomeijer. ,. , Vinces • TENNIS Orogan, delta's, coach,, manager, pfficial and player, • mUKKS oft to Florida for a month's vacation George Oerek" appears'to have a good baseball club in the making Woodbridge Liquor Store but is definitely short on pitchers, with only one Joseph AndritHclk, Prop. 400 STATE StftlBT twirler returning from last year's nine. . . . Howie F«f*li AM»OV 44411 MipCailen in action ought to be worth the price of- ad- 574 Ainkoy Avenue Woodbridge Henry JiflopBkl, Prop. Out of the With Hunt Dlstrta — fns Parking Space! 1 (Continued on1 'Page U) ." INDEPENDENT 'LEAI,. •, PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1953 NEW DAUGHTER to Mr. and Mrs. Dm, fi •at the Perth Amboy General Hos- WOOOTBHXJK-A Durham Place. Mrs Mr pital. Laura-Jean, was tom former Ruth atockel, w, COLONIA ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vergiira, STRIKES Green St. Section of Iselin Ridgeley Avenue, are about ready (Social Not«* from Oolonto proper. Inman Avenue Section. By MRS. WILLIAM KNOTT to occupy their home again after SPORTS ROUND-UP and Ctlonta VflUit) 105 Indiana Avenue, Phone Metucben 6-1815-W nearly two months of repair work. (Continued, from Sport Paje) and Bjr Mrs. Henry Strata! Their house was extensively dam- Rahmj 7-6717 aged by fire early this year. mission at the Gold Medal eliminations Saturday Brownie Troop No 22 met at committee includes William , Little Joan Batkin, daughter of ... Dan Panconi resting in FkHWbefore emi) the home of Assistant Leader Mrs. Knott. Orrln Berry Fred German, SPARES Mr. and Mrs. Fred Batkin. Ridge- Orrin Berry Thursday afternoon Daniel Reynolds. Alvah Enfleld, upon the strenuous Little League campaign , Mrs. Theodore S. Chosney, Gurn- Gilbert. Present were Mrs. An- ley Avenue. Is recuperating at The girls are busy msklijg choco- William Crosby and Wllrlam Wha- CRAFTSMEN S HOISE LEAGUE sey Lane attended a luncheon in thony Smai. grandmother; Andrew home after spending four days i:i glance at the Woodbridge Servfce bowling leagu,. Newark recently honoring MLss Jo- Valla, great grandmother; Mr. and late covered Easter e^gs for their len. W L the hospital under an oxygen tent sephine Olrzuh on her promotion Mrs. Anthony Smai, Jr., and Mrs. onrents as they did last year. There seems to be quite a few the Saturday Nite Club and Dusty's tied tor first Craftsmen Club 47 31 She was a very sick baby during to principal of the Harrison ele- Peter Granrath. Railway. Plans are also being made to par- sick youngsters around town these Mike Stawicki and Jim Ward Tolled the tw Urbans Service 44'i 33'i that time. mentary school. ticipate in the annual Girl Scout last few weks. Get well wishes are Blue Bar 44 34 Mr and Mrs, R J. Brennan, 191 Private John Lesko. son of Mr games on the Craftsman Club alleys during (.!„ Mldfleld Rosd recently visited Mr. Rally to be held In Woodbridge extended to Joan Broke. Karen Coppola Cleaners 43 "2 34"^ Mrs. Eugenia W. Choseny. Ourn- and Mrs. John Lesko. Green and Mrs. Robert Pavis, Staten HiRh School. Over half of the Johnson, Steven Dealt. Gary Foz- with scores of 226 and 225 respectively. . . . Wi Fulton Rec . 41 37 sey Lane, spoke on articulation of Street. Is undergoing basic train- i high school and college English at Island troop will become Fly-Ups at this iatl. Edwin Kronseder, David Plaza Barbers 38'i 41 Vi ing with the 31st Infantry Divi- j the subject of bowling, the local First Aid Sqn a conference for English teachers time which means that they will Kull. Dean May. Edward Koenlg, Modern Men's Shop »"2 48'^ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and Dion at Camp Atterbmy. Indiana j held in Rutgers University. be ready to join an, Intermediate Candace Martinez. •• Carol Cohen. pears to be well on its way to another title in tin Almas! Tavern 26 52 son, Donald.St. Albans, S. I., were A St. Patrick's Day social »'».•] Girl Scout Troop. There are Ellen Kravetz, Lucile and Joan bridge Firemen's loop. Jule Bernstein, Waltn Individual high game: J. Subyak, Charles Ronge, Jr.. son of Mr, guesU of Mr. and Mrs. Walter held in the meeting rooms of \)'< countless numbers of girls In this Comunale. Oeoraia Dilkes. Robert »46. and Mrs Charles Ronje, Sr., 21 Garzan, 35 Shadowlawn Drive. First Presbyterian Church. Mr? man, Robert Heller, Bill Roberts and George HM area who- would like to become Wood, Carol Poreda and Daniel Team hiRh game: Plaza Barbers. East Cliff Road, was Riven a party Mrs Lena Wilson. Bogota, is Margaret Elliott, chairlatiy aw. 965; J. Chiarella. 222; J. Toth. 1*0; Brdwnies and Girl Scouts. The Berry. form the high-flying quintet. .'. Lou Gabriel, u in his home in honor of his third visiting hef son-in-law and daugh- her committee Mrs. Andrew Se.1- j E Kollar, 192; J. Subyak, 191; H need is especially great in the birthday. Oueste were Donna and ter, Mr. and Mrs, Philip Prasser of Members of the First Aid Squad lak, Mrs. Charles Christiansen owl j rons' track coach, is looking forward to a sin Chomicki, 200. (Jhaln O' Hills section. In a com- n Judy Plcaro. Joan Jennings. Wll- Colonia Boulevard. have been around s l!ins ticket* Mrs. Vanier Decker were in Honor roll: J, Subyak. 191-246- lam Dragoset. Richard Larsen. Jr.. munity of this sta, surely there season with 15 meets on the schedule. Mrs. William Qulnn, North Hill for their annual dance, April 10, charge of hospitality. Dnro;h>; A".- U6-623; J. Hango, 202; R. Lorch. Bruce anl Ted Alessi, Kevin Mc- are manv mothers who have a few Road, Was elected secretary of the at the St. Cecilia's Recreation len gave a pantomime -r. I: > 1- 205: L Genovese, 205: J Remlas, artln and Albert Aymtr hours a week to spare to help Hall. Steve Koehum's Orchestra 202; G. Housman, 206: 8. Smer- Young Republican Club of Middle- train these girls All that is The B'wk," Mrs. F/ru Rmihiv Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boldischar. sex County. ' will play. The proceeds will go and George Lang sanu. accim- ecki. 210; F. Janer, 205. Colonia Boulevard, have returned — love for children and a short towards the Ambulance Fund. Miss Leonore Carbaugh, Mrs. panled on the piano by Betty an>i; home after several daps spent at period of training. Mis. Freida These men do a fine job and ai'fe a WOODBRIDGE SERVICF, Anton Till, Mrs. Philip Prasser, Joan Bennett. Mrs. George law Easton. Pa. Rmacioli is the Girl Scout Tvain- credit to the community. It takes LEAGUE MLss Adelaide Berghof. Mrs. Wil- In- L»aci«r for Woodfcrldge Town- and Mrs. Margaret Elliott reaci j Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer and equipment in order for thorn to W L liam Quinn and Mrs. Henry Stru- ship-and is willing to have a poetry. i children, William and Robin Saw- continue their good work. Let's Saturday Nile Club 25 8 bel attended the Gubernatorial training period for those who are The ladies Aid of the First yer. 29 Longvlew Drive, were guests all help them alone. Pusty's 25 8 Candidates Forum in Highland interested. More details may be Presbyterian Church held a meet-; House Team 22'i 10'i of Mr and Mrs. Louis Icso of New7 Park, sponsored by the Highland The Pleasure Club met at the Ing on Monday night at the. ark. obtained by calling this reporter Bob's TV 16 17 Park Republican Club. or by making arrangements di- home of Mrs. Margaret Labar. church meeting room. Plans were First Aid 14 19 High scores In the Mother's As- Marie Sutter, daughter of Mr, rectly with Mrs. Rapacioli. Dow Ridgeley Avenue, last Thursday made for another social U> be held < Speedway 13 20 sociation bridge party held recent- and 'Mrs. Fred Sutter, Amherst Avenue for Leaders training. night to bid farewell to Mrs. La May 19 with Mrs. Harry Morns, Town Hallers 9 24 ly in the home of Mrs- Richard Avenue, who was capped at cere- Bar. who will leave tomorrow for as chairman. The next'meetir.c , Coopers Vk 25',b Polhamus, of Florence Avenue, monies, held In the Anna May Mrs. George Sedlak was host- three-week vacation in Florida will 'be held on Monday evening j High individual game: 226, M. were made by Mrs. I. D. Parker School of Nursing at Flthian Me- ess at a silver tea held in her Accompanying!! her will toe, her April 6. The Ladies' Aid extends | SUwicki Mrs. Armand Van der Linden! morial Hospital, Neptune. home on Elmhurst Avenue for the daughter, Mary Jo, and Mrs. an Invitation to all who would like High tram game: 915, House Howard Cuirid, Mrs. Marilyn Os- benefit of The Ladies Auxiliary daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Runkel and Jnmes Bramble and to attend the meeting to come out Team; M. Stawlcki, 228; A. R«sko. mur and Mrs. Louella Travis. Earl and Lyn, were of Iselin Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1. Arlene. Woortridse. The club will and get acquainted. Everyone is 157; A. Molchan, 187; J.Toth, 185: Mrs. Fred Rosenberg of East Ij guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sut- Present were. Mrs. Roman May- meet tonight at the home of Mrs. welcome. B atawicki. 180. Street and Walter Magylcal of ter of AmherBt Avenue. kowskl. Mrs. Andrew Liscinski. Carl Raimo, Berke!y Boulevard. The Lazy Mary Cooticttes No Honor roll: J. Toth. 214; J. West Street, were given a farewell The Colonia Library's "Little Mrs, Gustave DePrelter. Mrs. Al- The First Presbyterian Church 460 will hold a meeting at V. F. W. Pemko, 210: J. Venerus, 204; S. party recently and were accom- Play School" held its first session vah Enfleld, Mrs. Ann Foley, Mrs. 1s still holding its early family Post headquarters tomorrow night Btawlckl. 201. panied by a group of friends to In the library with Miss, Joyce On-ln Berry, Mrs, Daniel Reynolds, service at 9 A. M. each Sunday. at 8 o'clock. A white elephant sale COF the 8. S, Veendam' as they em- Mrs, Charles Christiansen and Parents of small children are en- will be held after the meeting. KNIGHTS OF COLCMBUS #S57 Wilks in' charge. The school, com- barked for Germany to visit rela- Mrs. Rudolph Kummler. Mrs. Ber- couraged to bring their families to W L posed of pre-kindergarten chil- tives. In attendance - at the peir ry and Mrs. Kummler both won church with them. Henry Ford 2d tif.s uraed that Avencl Coal 23 7 dren was founded by Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. Ellsworth Daugherty, cakes. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper Congress start "elimination of nil Bob's Inc 22 8 James Dethler of New Dover Road TODAY-AS ALWAYS -FLAGSTAFF MEANS THE BM Roselle; Mrs. James Thornton, Mr. Oak Tree Road, are the proud tariffs" to "lead the free world McCarthy's 22 8 In memory of their two children, Mrs. Richard Linguist, Mrs. and Mrs. Martin Welthrop. Mr. Diane and James, Jr., who were Sidney Blancliard, Mrs. William parents of a son born Saturday toward freer trade." Oeis Gulf 19 11 and Mrs. Walter Rosenberg, Mrs. Orttys U 19 killed in a sleigh-riding accident Knott and Mrs.' Orrln Berry at- Otto Rosenberg and Mrs. Stella seven years ago. tended a card party at the Henry Karmazin's 10 20 Esposito of Colonia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Caine of Street firehouse Friday night. It State Jewelers 9Vi 20"2 Mr. and Mrs. John Feldman, 38 East Cllfl Road and Mr. and Mrs. seemed to be Mrs. Berry's lucky Urban's 3'4 26»b> Fairview Avenue, entertained re- Louis Boldischar of Colonia Boule- night, for She won not only the High Game: 208, T. Karptnski. cently in observance of the second vard were guests recently of Mr. table prize but also a large basket High Team Game: 833, Avenel birthday anniversary of their son, Coal. M. Schubert, 153; T. Poos, and Mrs. Herbert Page of Newark. of groceries that was the door 152; J. Zega, 134; R. Haug, 195; . Susan Chamberlain, daughter of prize. The affair was sponsored 8. Poos. 189. Iselin No. 1 31 47 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chamber- by Che Ladies Auxiliary of the Honor Roll: S. Poos, 201; J. Fitz Contractors 30 48 lain, Jr.; Gordon Road is at home H. K. Fire Co. Woodbridge Fire Co 13 £5 Schubert, 200. with the chicken pox, The Fire Prevention Committee Honor Roll: Ted Oleksiak, ^06; Mr. and Mrs.°Robert Jah'n, Mr. of the Iselin Volunteer Fire Co. WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN Mitchell. 202; Story, 200. and Mrs. Harold Chamberlain, all No. 1 met Sunday at the heme of W L Two-Game Winners: Iselin No. of Colonia, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fire Commissioner Orrin Berry. Woodbridge First Aid.. 32 4 1 over Pitz Contractors; VFW over Marsh and Ryan; American Le- Jahn of Cranford, spent the eve- Elmhurst A venue. This Commit- Shell 26 10 ning bowling at the Elks Club. tee is working on a year-round Avenel No. 2 24 12 gion over Woodbridge Fire Co.; basis to prevent fives nnd to en- Iselin No. 11 21 15 Iselin No, 2 over College Inn. The Woman's Republican Club lighten people in the best meth- Avenel No. 1 18 18 meeting will be •held April 9 at the ods of preventing fires in their Iselin No. 1 10 26 FORDS WOMENS EVENING home of Mrs. Alton Till, St. aeorfie homes and places of business. Woodbrid«e 9 27 LEAGUE Avenue. A sale of all home made Headed by Donald Gunthner, the Avenel First Aid 4 32 W L things'will be held. High Qame: 225, J. Ward. Paulus Dairy 53 25 High Team Game, 862, Wood- Fords Restaurant 46 32 bridge Flret Aid; W. Huberts.. 182; Flynn and Son 41 37 J. Bernstein. 173; W. Housman Dunh"am'S'..;.:.::. :...: W2 38H 131; R. Heller, 176; G. Housman, W. Warren C. C 38 40 200; G. Housman, 200-212-193-- Tumble Inn 33 ty 44 li 605. Fords Coal & Lumber.. 33 4S Honor Roll: J. Corcoran, 223; JCist 9oda 28 50 M. Wachter, 201; 8. Maciag, 209 Honor Roll: J. Green, 211; M. Halvick. WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Results: Three-game Winners: W L W. Warren C. C. over Fords Coal LITTLE VFW4410 61 17 and Lumber. College Inn 51 27 Two - Game pinners: Paulus Marsh and Ryan 45 43 Dairy over Kist Soda; Flynn and Uelin No. 2 41 37 Son over Fords Restaurant; Tum- Legion 40 38 ble Inn over Dunhams.

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