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VOL. XXXVI—NO. 34 (krterrCARTERET, N.t J, FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 15)57 PRICE TEN CENTS Plaque Is Road Crew OF Accepted Is Praised LIFE Hv JULIAN POLLAK By Council By Mayor
;l. time flies, It will be Pvl. Miiiur Mmiorial Dolan Said Road Ifepl. , ..nuns Eve any minute now To \u- Placed in nothing done. Today, there- Staff Have Done Fine in n Rood time to come to The Borough Hull Jol) on Snow Clearance , U-LI.II ChrUtmas shopping CARTFRET Borough Council t!ie problem of what to give CARTERET - Mayor Edward J • last, nielu officially accepted a , a-lio gets It. 1 J Dolan And Councilman AlMC , * » * plaque honoring the late Pvt. Such, chairman of streets and - Nicholas Minue, the only Cnrkret , r principal problem, of road.i committee Inst nUht com* » war veteran to receive the Con- mended the borouith road depart* .,. is cash. We received our gressional Mednl for vulor. The i mas Club check a month ment staff for 1U tine task in award was made posthumously. clearing the unow after Wednes- It was quickly cashed. The motion for Its acceptance ,;,• it was earmarked for day's heavy snowfall was made by Councilman Thomas "The men deserve praise for Minis gifts we went to the Mllik. He referred to a recent .•veral times. The balance the manner in which they worked conference with George Martin on the snow clearance." the mayor rninc out. or the West Carteret section who said, ndding that he had pa.wad « * * In behalf of a group of Carteret through severtl communities and -or has submitted his list residents hfld discussed the ques- found snow conditions not near • , rul things he would like tion of placing a Minue plaque in as good as In Carteret. Christmas, On top of the the Memorinl Municipal Building.. Mayor Dolan Bald the men hav« .. ;i blue suit, Hollywood Councilman Mihk said it hud done a creditable job working i pair of shoes, some ( OMI'I.ITl-ll: The staff of Tax Collector Ales (nmha has just finished the hi* job of the been generally agreed to place risht through the late hours tt» the plaque on the main floor wall, ol the sports type and a veiir M-niliiic nut IUMHI |;,x hills to property nwn TS covering Ihe first half of 1958. Surroundinc keep Carteret's roads open to i her odds and ends. Mr. (oiulm an- his clerks, Mrs, Tlicresn Kish and Mrs. Helen Chamra. Missing from the picture Is right in the center, where it can traffic. easily be seen by persons coming • * 4 Joseph Klorrntini). (Tolh I'holo.) Councilman Such also praised Into the Borough Hall. i i.ek figuring would indicate the crew and added that the staff Mr. Martin who was present at • ilmt's left of the Christmas VIK IN CONTEST: Kllen Brown und (lirsl.r K»;>r is'iown will continue its task today. the meeting made it clear that ,. won't even cover the cost abovei will represent Nnthiin Hale Selinol in thr Prince and A discussion on a bill for $28.* Miyor, Mrs. Dolan Head List of New the presentation Is being mnde in Princess contest of the Middlesex County Tubrrculosls and , ,-nii, so it seems that we will 000 submitted by Russell B. Wat- behalf of a group that had worked Health in no into hock, to show son for legal services In conneo« hard on getting the plaque and :,itherly interest In gettmi; tion with the sewer suit wa* Reservations for Christmas Cotillion raised the necessary money. ..i the things he wants. brought up by Councilman Rich* CWRTKKET Plans are rapidly; Mayor and Mrs. Edward J. Now that the plaque had been »• * • Miss Irene Sersun. ard Donovan. He said he did not bein;; completed for the fifth an-', Dolan, Mr and Mrs. Charles Rob- Richard Udzielak and guest, officially accepted, Mr. Martin r St. Mark's Will object to the bill, but wanted to : i: > does not completely solve nual Cht.stmas Cotillion spon- erts, Jr., of Railway. Fred Kast Robert Turco and Miss Victoria said, the group can proceed with know the procedure being fol- t'oristmas present problem. sored by I in Carteret Woman's , and Miss Gail Barges, Dick Mileto Kaznowsky. Miss Ann M. Cutter, makini! the purchase and plans Yule Seal Contest Present Cantata lowed in paying it. ,1, been our long-standini! Club The alfair will be held on and Miss Janet Roberts, Thomas Cotillion Queen, and uuest, Rob- can be discus.sed for the official Mayor Dolan told Councilman • ,ni to reward our neighbor Thiirsdav evetuni!. December 26,' Miller and Miss Linda Barges, ert Yustak and Miss Patricia dedicntlon of the plaque in due Donovan that the bill is being CAKTERET- Ellen Brown and CAHTKHET The nineteenth mi cold nights walks in commeniini; al !t::iO P. M. and > Charles Varna and Miss Margaret Sabo. lady in waitinK; William • time- paid the same way the Republi- ,i pot of steaming soup Some weeks ago, a suggestion Chester Koby were chosen by Ihrannual Cinrilehulilin : Service concluding at 1:30 A M A.s in the Po.ssoby, Richard Archdeacon and'; Vin.sko and Miss Judith Conrad Christmas Cantata of Saint can administration paid Mr. Wat- . . contains chicken cU- lady in waiting: Joseph BrechkaiwaK advanced to obtain a monu- toachers of the eighth Rrades of past t'.vo vears. the cotillion will! Miss Judith Kaskiw. Mr. and Mrs. Mark's Episcopal Church will be son in 1055 and 1956. Payments, i thicken lees, livers and a ; be held at the beautiful St.'Deme-, J. L. Hoyer of Breton Wood.s, Mr. and Miss Barbara Kurdyla, Johnjment which would be placed in lhl, Nlllhall HftlP Sc,ho()1 „, ,,,,„,,. ! the mayor declared are being .. "• of vegetables. (Continued on Pasc Ei -,nti held Sunday evenuiR. Uecember I imis Ukrainian Community Con- and Mrs. J.'McKelvy. I Ducsai and Miss Audrey Ballard, r sent the Nathan Hale School in 22 nt 7:1)0 P.M. m the church, made in accordance with recom- Jer. Music will he provided by the] Joseph Chizmadia and Mis,s Robert Koch and Miss Doris Ko-. the Prince and Princess Christmas Rev, Orville N Davidson, rector mendations and advice of the Local Government Director at an old lady. popular Sum Donahue and his Evelyn Fuchs. Edward Karweeky vacs. Donald Susnowski and Mi.ss \( •i_'.ii'V.iit!.i.it * i. PAOK TWO T)T,CFMT>VYL i), Women's Group Hibernian Auxiliary Walter Port Reading (!alvary Church To Hold Yule Dinner Lists Activities Marks Art Night CARTERET—The Ladles' Aux- CARTERET - W;ik,, , Personals iliary Division of the" Ancient Or-' member of the n.y'h'^ der of Hibernians, Division No. 3,1 CARTERET • Rev. Joseph CARTERET — The Evening .School faculty, lms i,,,",' will hold its Christmas dinner at! Mains will piTsldn at the 11 A.M. Membership Department of the Club Markay next Monday at 7:30 the Bchool Safety f\,,lv service Sunday morning at the CJarteretWomen's Club held a '•tiair lr l By MRS. meeting and art night, Monday P. M Rev. Bolanl, chaplain, will man for Carteret pOst l1(i Calvary Baptist Churrh. Rev. JOHN T. evening. be the honored Ruest. American Legion. ""'' '"' MCDONNELL Homer Tilcules will deliver the The principal speaker was Mrs, There will be an exchange of The contest, M)On sermon entitled When the House r 1." Sixth Street j John Wolski. Her topic was: TheChristmas gifts, and Secret Pals throufhout the sui hvi| " " is on Fire. r Port Reading Definition of Art. will be revealed. ( can Legion, Depnrtm,.,,'. , ' % Sunday evening at the 6:30 The auxiliary this year, as in Jersey, has the noal ,,f ,„/ ME-4-467S A display of,hand made articles n r P. M. service colored slides on The the past, Is taking care of a needy safety mlndedness h, ,,\' "'- made by the members, was shown : Birth of Christ will be shown. and put up for sale. Guests of the family from St. Joseph's Parish dren. ' ' '•« The nominating committee will evening were Mrs. John Hlla tilid with clothing and n Christmas Prizes will be awawi,,. , Nocturnal Adoration meet tonight at 7:30 P.M. at the Mrs. Carl Grohmann, members of basket. first prize winner.'; ,.1,'1 Tin1 men of St. Anthony's home of Mrs, Helen Barkaw.l. m lll the Senior Club. Mrs. Walter Sullivan head* the Brammar schools i c" ''" Ctiureh will attend Nocturnal Monday evening, December 9. n PlanB were made by the art committee for the dinner, assisted These winners will ,]„,„ '^ Adoration in St. Mary's Church. I the Calvary Visiting Evangelist*. depnrtment to design and embroid- bv Mrs. Jack Ripgwood, Mrs. glble for county nrui ,st Perth Amboy Saturday morning i will meet at the church for a er a tablecloth with signatures of Prances Irving. Mrs. Florence The essuy, to i . WwA between 4 and 5 o'clock. They [supper at (I P.M. and will begin )( the members. Dombrofiki, Mrs. Thomas Garvey cltlss. must consist of will leave from St. Anthony's at making their visits at 7 P.M. than 400 words and no toon :i:40 A. M. Hospitality wiu In charge of Mrs. and Mrs. Patricia Kiraly. Tuesday evening, December 10. Alex Moscloki. Mrs, George Sheri- 350. Rosary Society Mfets i he Sunday School teachers will dan, Mrs. Lawsence Lecher iuut Tin- Altur iind Rosary Society hold their reKHlar meeting at the Mrs. John Wolski. Vone Star Cluh is of St. Anthu.'.y's Church met in cliureli bi'Klnnlng at 7:30 P.M. Mrs. Betty Klebnn announced Planning Yule Fete WORLDVCHOlcS tin; churrh hall Wednesday. A Wednesday evening prayer that the next regular meeting will ChrlstmiiH party was held after yervice will be held'at 7 P.M. On FANCY NUTS feature federation night and urged CARTERET—Plans for a Christ- the meeting featuring an PX- Thursday evening a long choir HARDER JUST TO LISTEN - World-f»med cellist Pablo Casals can't remain impassive os he listens to the play-beck all to attend. mas party are being made bv the Alwtyi k«p i \it Chilllgt! Of KlftS, practice will be held beginning at Lone Star Social and Athletic Oflhf*0tldicboic Notes 7 P.M. Instead of Wednesday as o! a recording he had made earlier at th« Sorbonne in Parie, A Christmas party for the mem- Mt mixed nun hm- France. These photos tell the story of the virtuoso's r«action< bers and their husbands will be Club. The club will mark its 2flth iy You? Mrs. Oeoi'Re Morrison, Bristol, was previously scheduled. anniversary next year. Conn,, has returned home after a to his own playing. Casals concentrates djjeply, upper left, al held In the i>ery near future with bii The Calvary Men's Club will the music begins. Something faulty in Uit presentation jars At the last meeting Borough Minnj Nuu, few week* visit with Mrs. John i"ROYAL" FASHION - This the date and place to be an- meet Saturday, December 14. at him out of his contemplative mood, upper right. At lower l«ft, Attorney John M. Kollbas was re Ai|er Ciihtvi, McDonnell and her mother, Mrs. Nigerian woman is "royally" nounced A»UI Null lor clad. The native garb features 7:30 P.M. for a Christmas clean- he's back in the mood of the music and, lower right, he beat! elected president for the third William Coiiran, Carteret. likenesses of England's Queen up. time happily in accompaniment, year: Sgt. Frank Verseid waa-re Mrs. William Hansen and chil- Elizabeth and Prince Philip Woman'* Club Board named treasurer for the 22nd year dren, Anne Marie, Donald, and arfHindependence slogans. and John Abatemarco was re Charles, Spotswood were Thanks- Hvuseivarming Party Craftsmen Give Flag Troth of Miss Sharkey Will Meet on Monday elerted vice president. giving Day guests of the John T. Others elected: Charles RUHO McDonnell family. Jehovah's Witnesses Held at Capik Home To Boy Scout Troop Revealed by Parent* CARTERET — The board of directors of the Carteret Women's and Alex Marculln, sergeants-at- arms; Stephen Fedlam, Michael STEAL BAD CHECKS U»t Special Services CARTEItET — A houaewnrming CARTERET — The Boy Scout CARTERET — Announcement Club will meet Monday, December has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Pusjlln and John Basllllef. mem SACRAMENTO, Cal.—Burglars party was tendered Mr. and Mis.Troop #83 held Its regular meet- 9, at 1 P.M. at the home of Mrs. Joseph 3harkey, 192 Elm Street, bers of the executive board. who recently broke Into the Mon- CARTERCT-Riuhard Krayan- Michael Capik, 11 Mary Street. ing Friday evening at the Zion Roy Jensen, 120 Cherry Street. ski overseer and minister of the of the engagement of their daugh- roe. Garbage Service office and given by th?ir twin daughters, Lutheran Hall. The next regular meeting of the artcret ter, Evelyn, to Richard Meyers, ;stole a metal cash box must have i Joan and Anna Capik with the fol- group will be held Thursday, De- JTO DIRECT SERVICE Flias announced that C. P. Williams, lowing guests attending: Mr. and The troop was presented with son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore been terribly disappointed with ;'"'»'"'»™'^™ "»!,... „,,..,„,,., an American flag donated by the cember 12, at 1 P.M., at the Co-j CARTERET — On Sunday, De- lCir(llllt Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers. 1 Coolldge Avenue, Fords. lumbian Club under the direction llIt,s content/.nntm,ts c—_*s $5n0 iIn .,,ctnm<.vc'customers supervisor of Jehovah s 'arteret Craftsmen's Club. i cember 8, the altar boys of St. Caslmlr Kolojeski, Mr. and Mrs, The prospective bride is a grad- of Mrs. Bernard May, Art Depart- 1 checks which had bounced. Witnesses will visit the Center The troop will receive Its Mark's church will have charge John Bryer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph uate of the Carteret High School ment chairman. Thursday, December 5. charter tonight and all boys who 'of the 9:30 A.M. service. On Thursday at 7 P. M. theMusco, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Watts. and is employed by the U. S. Met- are interested in joining will be ministers associated with Krayan- Mr. and Mrs. J. Kollar, Mr. and als Reflnins: Comuanv. Her fiance Mrs. Antol Capik, Mrs. George welcomed at this time. ski's religious center will assemble Is a graduate of the Perth Amboy ^*»•• to work with Williams in evening Stima, Mrs. Michael Stlma, Mrs. High School. He served four years CHRISTMAS GIFTS preaching. At 8 P. M. Krayanski Frank Kantor, Mrs. M. Doleszar, GUILD TO MEET with the United States Navy and will lead the liroup in a study nf Mrs. M. TTnir, Mrs. Stanley Kon- CARTERET — The St. Ellas Is presently attending Jersey City the book: "You May Survive das. Mrs. John Stima, Mrs. Julia Ladies Guild will hold a regular State Teachers' College. Are Ready at Armageddon Into God's New Peto, Mrs. J. Mikula, Lena Chal- meeting and Christmas party World." jlella. Wednesday evening. December 11, LECTURE TONIGHT Friday at 8:30 A. M. Williams i Also, Stella Kirschner, Veronica at 8 P.M. at the home of Mrs. CARTERET — A Friday night The Briegs Store will preside over the group in the Vachitis, Mary Sakmyster, Betty Joseph Kisty, 124 Carteret Ave- lecture program will be held to- regular house to house preaching. Bordash, Edna Lozeski, Ethel nue. night at 9 P.M. at the Congre- • "Botany" all wool The climnx of his week with the iGulya, Florence Ryback, Helen A gift exchange will be featured gation of Loving Justice. Robes, plaid or plain. congregation will be the keynote iMann. Mrs. Gazela Buckowski, and hostesses will be Mrs. Michael Rev. Lewis Brenner will speak public address at 6 P. M.. Decem- . 19.95 Mrs. Carmen Margiatto. Mrs. An-Bazaral, Mrs. Geza Garai, Mrs. on the topic of Louis Marshall ber 8, .on the theme: "Finding thony Gaydos, Mrs. Jerome Enot, Michael Toth Jr., and Mrs. Nicho- Champion of Liberty. Following • "McGregor" cash- Happiness in a Troubled World." Mrs. Helen Zatlka, Mrs. Richard las Bamyak. the meeting refreshments will be mere and wool Sub- Hacker, Ann Kaldon, Mrs. John served by Mrs. Max Oruhin and Takacs, Miss Margaret Stima and urban Coats 50.00 A national decline is reported Paying compliments Is'one sure Mrs. A) Carpenter, members of In Asian influenza. Frank Smith. way to insure quick popularity. the Sisterhood. • "Van HeuBen" r=>nc=x Wash'n Wear Shirts r>.oo SKIBA'S 1 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST BRIEGS 8EWAREN, NEW JERSEY Smith at King Sts. Carteret Dmer Invites You to a Perth Amboy 108 Roosevelt Avenue CARTERET Free Lecture on Christian Science NOW OPEN Subject . . . "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: ALL DAY SUNDAYS THE QOOD NEWS OF SPIRITUAL HEALING" Lecturer . . . LOWELL F. KENNETT, C.S. and 24 Hours Daily OP LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, Family Dinners The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts AT REASONABLE PRICES Place . . . METHODIST CHURCH Main Street, Near Fulton, Woodbrldge, New Jersey ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Time . . . TUESDAY, DEC, 10, 1957, AT 8:30 P. M. CALL Kl-I-9508 Give her an AUTOMATIC Christmas shopping's a pleasure... GAS when you have extra cash RANGE" OMir \to spend *n>e mt lift that has euerything ia a modem automatic OAI GAB ranee. Preparing family meals is dona Automatically etvunw ... from top-of-range cooking to baking in the fresh-air WWifv*couldiomn ^ AUTOMATIC » oven and broiling jn the smokeless broiler. Gat ranges TOT HIINH Ior tht ptof^ M ftmfllft lilt offer modern features galore... from rotiseeriee for HUT CONTROtl indoor barbecuing to controls that tell you the enct Jiut Mt dial it Umptritureyou temperature of meat in your oven. And here's 7 ' »»nt...ind forget an economy note: automatic GAS ranges coat lea it. Automatic to buy, Im to install and much, much lest to operate! QMtrol Uk« over. Turn tvery put MAN OF into ID automatic 1,001 applUoc*! SKILLS He's the craftsman who advertises in the Yellow Pages under listings like— JOIN OUI Wl Old Stovi Reductions will • Locksmith • Printer CHRISTMAS CtUI remain in effect until De- • Cabinet Maker • Electrician cember 24th. So buy now • Carpenter You'll find someone to and save. do anything— —v In the Dtlivery, Installation and Home Demonstration Included YELLOW Showroom open Friday eveningi and Saturday* 9 4- W. la 5 I' "• PAGES Saving* Institution of your phone I ELIZABETHTOWN CONSOLIDATED GAS CO. 220 MARKET STREET PERTH N1W1LHHV BLLL IttU'lWNt COMPANY f AfcTERET FRF,?:n FRIDAY. PAGE THREE OBITUARIES) W.f. Auxiliary Holy Family Church Units < *-M. POZNANSKI PARKVIEW PATTER I.TKH uiiKBET — Walter Joseph List Holiday Activitie MRft. DOROTHY HFIMVOKTII , ul,ki, 42, 103 Sharot 8treet CARTERET Various actlvl- secretary to the bishop. *»s the (A-1-mo irsdny at the Perth Am ties are listed by the organizations Ifil ''' master of ceremonies. ieral Hospital. A commu- in the post rooms at of the Holy Family Church. Other priests participating at ! ",,f the Holy Family R.C. To Receive Communion he ceremonies were the Rev | The P. A. L. L*41M' Auxiliary , who crlf'tjriitrd .t birthday will sponsor ft dance tor the teen- ember 2 health and domestic trahquLllty, What should be a season of peace Printed Pattern Reimbursement Ina(h>(,tlni and love becomes instead a night- YOUR NEW | Health Hints mare of unendurable strain that not Infrequently leads to physical Hospital Quits Blue (;,-. collapseWid sudden death. SOCIAL SECURITY |: PERTH AMBOY — Ciiiieellatlon After 1.1 I*• [•;,,„. Think It over; that's what in- REVIVING AND of Perth Ambo.v General Hospital's contract be,•om,,, SURVIVING CHRISTMAS teillnence is for. Nothing Is alien contract with the Hospital Service \ hers of Rli:- <•,,," ' to Christmas which Is productive By ALLAN A. BASS, A pleasant experience, such as Plan of New Jersey, was announced missnbie f()r h,,,,.,,. of true peace and happiness: District Manager •the enjoyment of Christmastime,' today by Charles E. Gregory, order in iin.nit , h everything is alien which brings Q. After my retirement, at ape can and should be trebly delight- President of the hospltnl's Board strength mid iiwi, distress or urief. The best tran- 65, my company will pay me a of Governors. ful; In anticipation, in realization. hospital, hmuj,' qullizer is a sound sense of values. pension. Will receipt of this pen- and in recollection. To enjoy It Notification of the cancellation between Blue cr,: s May yours be a tranquil, merry. Uhc hospital's ae;i; to the full, therefore, we have to sion prevent me from netting has been s.'tit to the Plan find will] be chargeable I.I i- live through it. That Is a Kood my social security benefits'' become effective In 90 (lays. Michael S. Newjohn. M.D. A. tfo. Vou Will he entitled to Derision to take this step; was 1 B i WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. 18 GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. • Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year1 .subscription to: SITAR'S he's not the only one who would • INDEPENDENT-LEADER like to see him take olT, tomor- Selection of • CARTERET PRESS row. • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON * » • i To be sent to: International relations are just like yours and mine; they're not NAME on speaking terms most of the time. ADDRESS * * < An old-timer is a fellow who TOWN remembers when science fiction CARDS stories were something to laugh at. 152 Washington Avenue CARTERET Open . h\k In Ik We/ Plm Evenings Sue: "Out for the weekly buying spree)" "Yes — but it's really not much of a spree. To feed Pet* and Bobbie it takes a heap of money." Sue: It does seem it costs more and more to put a meal on Join Our 1958 'the table." , Pete: "Whoa! To put a rnea! on the table — that is, the cost of the electricity arid gas used to prepare a meal — CHRISTMAS CLUB doesn t cost very much. In fact they are the smallest item! in our budget." That Earns Sue: 1 know we Seem to be paying Public Service more each month, but we use electricity and (;as in more wayi than ever before. We have more appliances and thus more comforts." DIVIDENDS Mane: "I think they are righl when they say — RIGHT NOW , , 'Electricity and Cas do so much and cost so little.' " 4elp Fight TB . I Each Week You Save November You Receive 1 % $ .50 | $ 25.Q0 PVBLICBSEHVKB | 1.00 50.00 Buy Chriitmai Seals I 3.00 100.00 I 300 150.00 1 5.00 250.00 10.00 500.00 ... one of 5 new colors f Plus Dividends for Christmas giving In answer to the many requests for telephones in First Savings White and pastel shades-five brand new colors & Loan Assn. of Perth Amboy are now being offered. Chooiu; jrom: '. They're availkble right aw^y to white 339 STATE STREET add pew charm to your kitchen, bedroom light beige or any room. pastel blue 111-2-2770 r ik light gray To order or for more informatipn— Daily t) A, M. to 4 P. M. alto: just call your Telephone Business Office. ghtrry red Saturday It to 12 Noon Or better yet stop in and Bee them. Member IVJenil Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. JViV JEHSE Y HELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ' i ^Ljiini/'k-ii .•AiM'KKKT PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 PACE FTVE ,un ( hurch Cites of Week Santa Tells Best T/drfersIF By George Hosiery Gives Her i;],;r -- Universal Bible CARTERET ; r.v ' , ;|| be observed In the .. ,i- Reformed Church Rules for Choice ^ I Yuletide Surprise l Vi CHURCHES n,i,r, s at both services. ,,,(• Hiiisanyl. Pastor has For every man who's Christmas • AIWRVS « popular Chrlstm«* i shopplnit to please the gal — or ,,; in.s sermon topic "Ex- ST. JOSEPHS ' cholcr. honlrry now oflrrn new op- RSOS — on his gift list, Santa has portunlttM for surprising hf r with ,,,l Apostles." English R*v. Lou|, M. Cnrtnpy, OSM ,,11 begin at 10 A.M., welcome news. This senson's nrrnv ! glfu that ore different as well us Rev Victor Grabrian, 0 S M "f aifts to delight feminine hearts ,,, at 11 o'clock, There I practk-nl. R*v. A. Boland, OSM practically (timrantees phopnlnn pedal church music at i Onr Idea Is Ui present h<*r with _Sirnday-Mi«ResI 6, 7 8. 9, 10 1 and HAM. sucrecs for "him" and Christmas a complete wardrobe of nylons In r.,.iviro. Sunday School nlp^'iire for "her." ..,, i. nt 9 A.M. A short j o vnrlrty of stylw. so she'll hmv n Whether she's mother or wife lust the rltht atocklnR* to worn inirUnK of the Board nt ST. MARK'S KPISCOPAI 'or bothi, Mster or daughter | *lth her davtlme crmtumes hei ..,]] be held after the • i Rev, Orvtllr N, Davidson aunt, grandmother, .sweetheart "vpnlpn fashions and hrr cn.vml vice. Sunday-Services, R A M and friend, Santn suppests tliLs Riilde clothes. : illl [or the week: Monday 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 11 A' M to clftlni: her: Slnre the fwliton new; in Monday School, 3:15, Con 1, Choo?e gifts with fashion : hosiery Is color perhnps sheet like ,,n for, young people, 8 M'THRRAN and slnmour. • 'o try some of thr irfw hues (live CiVnlii matlon for adults. Rev. Kenneth H. Dorkoff 2, Note that word "sifts." and ' her several pairs in several ,-olon |V ii:M. Boy Scouts, Sunday-German service, 8 30 remember it takes more than one j so she can mulch them to her ,,.,v 7 P.M., Choi, .v. r Tprac, - English service at 930 A M Rift to make a merrv Christmas. i ostumY.v ; \l. Meeting of the Board Sunday School at in-30 AM' ' 3, Choose Rifts thaf please her j Parlv nylons In ehanKrahle ti i- 1 A M Thurscifty-7:30. Young ' ' - CLASS STRUGGLE-Keep. personal taste. clPACPiit colors are a glamorous lub, R P.M.. Men's Club, CALVARV BAPTIST me his chin up is a tough chore Step one Is especially easy, for ' and useful (lift Sports storkmus. Rev. Joseph Matus for this youngster in Paris. He's just, about everything a woman i such «s knre-hlnhH to wear with could wish for row fhows the Win-ell Speed (Irued Rev. Homer Trirules loaning morosely on a pile of ; her Bermuda shorts will ploa?-1 10 A. M.. Sunday School books during the first day ol Influence of fashion, the air of her. ; 11' Rlamonr, What's more, fashion I Hx thief Sheridan • A. M.. mornin» worship; school in the French capital. He 6:30 an<1 clnmour unite with prnrti- ] I l.(.ANT U P- M., Happy Hour service! can take consolation from th« "Bois, I feel awful! All night long I toss and turn'." Intfrwrvlrc rivalry is brlirvrd jIKT — Police Chief fact that classes for most U.S, callty to make sure that her Rifts! 1 to be partially responsible for the n Chrlstinii'. Hit "' • brmlliful ; riirian today predicted children got under way about • will be as useful as they are j • hostrst i ii.il itr miir TIIIK one ; FIRST BAPTIST j United States' lag In long-ranitr • i:icrrasr In pedestrian a month earlier. flatterinn and feminine. j Rfv. Elijah Burr I missiles development. Is In Avisrii rn>"" nnd fatalities during the i Spare thp Budget \St. Mary's Sodali&tx Sunday School 10 A. M.; service : December. As for Stop Two. s^nta wnuj 11 A. M,; communion 7PM1 To Decorate Church !; nf past years show nut that she enn be (lifted with j B.T.U. 5:30, ' ' 1 MLF&ACK, • i • n.'crmbfr thrre is a manv (rift --, "itbout undue strain | CARTERE.. _ T.. - '1'hr regular in pedestrian mishaps," weof'TM£ es FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Geza on the Christmas buditet. Cos- monthly meeting of the Sodiinsts : >.'id. "nnd mnst are a moties. n-rfumns, handkerchiefs, of the Immaculate Conception ot BALL CARR/ERS Rev. Malcolm O, Brown Piszar, 626 Roosevelt Avenue, at ,, liiilut'o by both motor - -iivrpc. bo«ip|-v. roptumn Jewelry St. Mary s Chun h was lie id .MOU- OF 7H£ iURB 70 Sunday—Morning services 8:30 ihe Elizabeth General Hospital, WlNP UP At i pedestrians to adjust 8. Mrs. Plszar is the nnrt o world nf nMv>r items are ,drty ev< ning in the clnu;h hall, At available for multiple-sifting at j A few boxes of religious Christ - ALL- , n> tin* hazards of the T'ME :iit'i- day." He pointed moderate rnst. 'mas earns are still available and Good rule is to make sure she may be obtained by vOiuacmig GREAT ,nlv,'darkness and de- ST. DEMETRIUS IKRAINIAN Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. .: .]i)ility make walkers ,1 ames Gross, 63 Leber Avenue, at "pt.s at least one "bin" gift — ft Chris Szewczyk. ORTHODOX CHURCH (,.,. ,.***_ , '•"•ndsoTie ••"» of , All sodalists will meei Monday •i :«>(• and, therefore, un- Rev. John Hundiak the Elizabeth General Hospital, t a riff Us for the careless November 27. Mrs, Gross Is the luggage, or whatever 'morning, Decemoer 2i. at !) A. .VI. Sunday, divine liturgies 9 and, in? for! — and then ! to assist in the church decorations !•• urged reduced speed. folnw Ma| 10:30 A. M. Sunday School at 10i saiet Mclntyre. add lots of little gifts. ' for the holiday season. A. M., Ve.spers at 5:30 P. M. Holy K ITNERAL Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Nich- And now, Step Thrre. Here is Mary Masluch was presented MiKT -• Mrs. George where the male shopper can really with a booklet entitled Our Lady's M. Work on which a report will be .:.! Mary Street left for the Elizabeth General Hospital. "how his thouRhtfulness. and reap made at the next meeting oi the :; n to attend the funeral November 26. Mrs. Bohacs is the '•p'l'ards In deliRhtrd thanks. REFORMED , When (rifts nre carefully chosen group to be held January 6 •i,other, Mrs. Pelipa lormer Barbara Fedor. Rev. Dr. Andrew Harsanjl fo pieaw her personal tastes, , Sunday—Sunday a-hool 9 AM Twin wills born to Mr. and Mrs, thcv'll r>avn that "just for her" EnRlish W0 lsnl 10 A Nocturnal Adoration of the actors who ' P ' M. Hun- CliinukT Mdorc, 34 Essex Street, look that Rives any gift greater 1 ,n "Around The World garian service 11 A. M, at the Perth Amboy General Hos- value. Society Meets Tonight • y-," Red Skelton was the pital, December 2. Listening for hints will hero. NO RUSH-Avoiding the last- HOLY FAMILY paid. Ho received $7,500 For instnnre. n fur rout would CARTERET — The Holy Name niinute rush, Leo Gallagher, Rev. M. A. KonopkA Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil please almost, every woman, but Society of the St. Joseph R. C. S'A, is doing his Christmas Rev. Michael .1. Kseniak i Kovalski. 112 Bernard Street, at whnt kind of fur? What length Church Nocturnal Adoration So- wishing early this year. The youngster, who lives in Rens- Sunday—Masses, 7, 8, 9:30 and ; the Perth Amboy General H °rd stv]p? Only she can answer ciety will meet tonight at 7:30 and selaer, N.Y., sent a letter which 10 30 A, M. I pital. December 2. thefe questions and if. duiinK the proceed to the St. Mary's R. C. process of hint-hunting, she be- Church, Perth Amboy. for Noc- read, in part: "Please do not Jorget to brin^ toys—anything." KT. ELIZABETH'S Daughter born to Mr and Mrs ains to suspect the purpose, don't turnal Adoration from 8 -9 P. M. vvorrv. She can't, be really sure Off NOV. 3o AT TELEPHONE Rev. Anthohy J. Iluber i r;(,0,.ne Hapstak. 39 Wheeler Ave- The Society will receive com- I till Chrlstmns, and anticipation PMAPEIPM, Runday-Massps. 7, 8, 9, 10:30 j , , General munion in a body at the I AM 303 iWU SO wr at lhc Pel tn Ambov will add to her pleasure. Bob Mitchum'.s leading lady In m mi im A- M. Hospital. December 2. Mass Sunday. Planned for Her The next regular meeting of the "Whippoorwill" is Sandra Knight, GAME If, she spend? a lot of time out- SACRED HEART Son born to Mr, and Mrs. John group will be held Wednesday eve- who is the, daughter of an M-G-M MV? 55 doors, whether In airing the baby AHEAP MEDICAL NEEDS R*v. L. J. Tetriek Skutnick, 28 Hayward Avenue, at : ning, December 11. at 7:30 P. M. policeman. 0!' in active sno 'ts. fhe'll like gifts OM/6 Sunday—Ma&ies, 1, 8, 3 and | the Penh Amboy General Hos- John Timko. Jr., chairman of of warm clothing such as a pile- 10:30 A. M. the nominating committee, will Walter Reuther, president. United ; . ill,'in r Inr tif thurgr pital, December 2. lined motor coat. present a slate of officers and an Auto Workers Union: ST. KLIAS Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. If she likes to have other home- election of officers will follow. "Peace and freedom cannot sur- R.ECORPS, 0O1% PUBLIX Rev. Aueuntiiif McdvUy Louis Peterson, 367 Carteret Ave- makers drop In for morning coffee vive in this world if more' than &BT W SLEM PAWS. nue, fit the Perth Amboy General or an afternoon snack, she's sure, half of it remains half-fed," Sunday — Mass in Hunsarian, ONFIRMATION IS HELD JWrttarrd by King ttUm) $l*i\Mt mass in Ruthcrian, i Hospital. December 2. to want plenty of pretty house- 8:45 A. M. CARTERET—A total of 44 chil- IPHARMACY 10 A. M. j dresses. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. dren were confirmed at Sacred We Carry A WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. l MMW St., Woodliridce i If she's a working girl, or work- Heart Church Monday with the ST. MARY'S i Thomas McWatters, 89 Leber Ave- ing girl-home-maker, she'll appre- Complete Selection Of 18 GREEN STREET rimne "ME-4-0809 ] nue. at the Perth Amboy General Most Rev. George W. Ahr. bishop WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Rev. Jaroslaw Fedyk • elate sweaters nnd blouses to mul- of Trenton, mid his aides in IMPORTED'& DOMESTIC i •••> nil 11). Snn4ay nil 1 I". 10 ', Hospital, November 27. j tlply her wardrobe. Sunday—Masses at 8 and charge. Rev. L. J. Petrick. pastor WINES & LIQUORS {2 Enclosed pltase find $3.00 tor one-year I • r is |'VKKlN ll.'vc rv lth PAYMENT DUE THIS WEEK HIRIAK'S FLOWER SHOP 10 Blaiydiard Street, Corner Lowell CAKTERET, N. J. ihe Ideal II 'ay like Edison Bank riacc Your Orders Now "Lady Gl«n" to l^ish Her a .. Itimte 27 at Willow Aveiiuf, Edison 1>()|[NSETTIAS 17 JEWEL WATCH •lumber Federal Deposit Insurahce Corporation GRAVE BLANKETS With Matching EXPANSION BAND MERRk Y CHRISTMAS BANKING HOURS: WREATHS - GREENS - I'rl.. II AJvJ. to 3 P.M. - Friday Evenings 5 P.M. to 7 I M. CENTER PIECES CORSAGES CUT FLOWERS 17 Jewvl •Shuck and Water Proof PARTIES COMING UP, WATCH ^Vith Mulching Get "SET" For Ihe Fun! Expansion Band Look at the Back of Your Neck-Everybody Else Does! V tt- PAYS TO' LOOK t For your shopping I'onvwunuT, we are open every evening 'till) OelYour Next lla(rcut to the l'lrasaut Glen's Jewelers SCHWARTZ SHOES HJ-K1 Musk, FUytd CoiUlnuiiusly at Main anil Cherry Streets, Railway 151!) Main St., Kahway tfllBBi •'1"""' USK VOUH CONVJiNIKNV HANUl-LllAULil. AitOUNl1 ULIANO'S BARBER SHOP Flume FU-8-5178 redric — 1171) Roosevelt Avenue, West C'artt'iet 150 KIM AVKNKK, BA»WAV FTJTDAY. .r.n n, 10.77 T. r,\x Tri/j to New York City SFRVICFS Hungarian Pianist Holiday Decorations Mad? On Fellowship Amentia FORDS _ Rl,v WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Payne, announce, From Household Articles FORDS Sharon Post and ce To Give Concert Thomas Bennett were prize- Here's the Answer announced that the Election Day church school, I!) A M HEWARtfN — Christmas deco- winners nt the covered dish Ing prayer Spanish Palaco rations, made from such homely food sale earned $101.50. She said NEWARK — Louis Kentner. luncheon and Thanksgiving Day filmed HnKtiriun pianist, will ap- beginnings us coat hangers, that a hot don salp for the chil- and the rim,,- ROIIZONTAL S Struck '-liicknn wire And paprr dollies, dren would be held at school this party held by pear at the Mosque Theater, New- ship of St. tto Wednesday, hlnl(i| nrk, Sunday in this season's sec- 1 Depleted 4 Near wore the subject of a talk and Wednesday end that an auction P. M., seniors 7 to 7 m famoui palace 5 Allot demonstration Riven by Mrs. John was scheduled for January 14. Church. Sunday, in the auditori- I'M ond concert of the Griffith Music g Foundation's piano series. It will tSad cry Koftirikn before a recent meeting Mrs. George ,S"honwald, chnrmin um. 7 Romanian city The group will meet Sunday to WEEKENTJ GUEST be the celebrated plnnlst's first cff SWirfod of of the Scwaien Home and School of room mothers, said that the New Jersey appearanre. MKnchanttd Orctce Circlp held in the school audl- children's Christmas party at. make final plnns for a trip to the FORDS - Carol H, Kentner was acclaimed as fin 15 Witty taylng lorlum. school would br held Friday. De- Hnyde.n Plnnotarium and Museum ter of Mr. and Mis c,v 16 Ptonf) of Natural History, New York BB Woodland artist uf unusual merit when he Formerly a professional doco- cember 20, and that the Home IS Health rtfort 10 Spanish City, and to discuss Christmas weekend guest ,,f mftdc his first appearance In New ntor. Mrs. Kozusko told her audl- nnd School Circle's pavtv. fea- 33 Straightened 45 Immenet ' programming. Walter Miilrooncy, York in November. 1956, and many 10 Death* 34 Adjoining 40 Seaport in enrp that shades of apricot or turing a 50 cent pift exchans?. j 22 Book of the critlrs asked why he had not been 36 Confine poach were the newest trend in would tiike place Tuesday. De- SIKI. /.hi Greece (ward there before Rlnce )N> has *.Sif-i( ' i.) 37 Lower 49 Metal Christmas decorations this year. cember 17. i been long recosnijied In Europe us HS^T J 2QTlmeleti 42 Bone SI Wooden pU 1 IS Rumen rive j^,,,^ These tones go well with brp*n, Mrs. Mathiasen then venoi'tert one of its outstanding pianist ; 21 43 Above S3 Tellurium cupper find chartreuse and enn on a- meeting shp. had nMended 27 Horn f talt 24 Wiping clcrthl 44 Town in (symbol) His fame had also spread to cities -• " •— zt wiping ciOUlf n lown in 'offer u chnnpe from the usual red, with other school. nnd PTA of- jnootT 85 Thus In Asln, Africa,'Australia and ro •B SHI"* U Elevatee California green nnd sold. ficials about the romlpg refer - South America Where he has made LAD'S PROUD l>re:ius> Dad's SO For laituce A pomiMr and easv-to-make endum - for new . schools. Shr Everybody wants a many appearances. delighted with his Chri*tmas urired the Sewaron group to vote Although now a resident of Jltfebrtw drily pnsemhle: matching shirt and decoration that can be used In or out of doors wn.s demonstrated bv "Yes" on the measure] and in- England, Kentner is still warmly 12 Plural juObt hanilkrrehirf with rolor-roordl- troduced Mrs. Ruttr Kahrep. it Competent the speaker. This was a two-foot Interested in his native Hungary nate.l all-silk tic. member of the Board of Rduca- and alwavs nrranges to Include tSSeottlah high Christmas tree cut out of pbUoeopher corriiRftted paper with a layer of tion. who gave further statistics one or more piano transcriptions $8 Inferior on the emergency situation facing of the folk songs and dances of one-inch chicken wire on the PHILCO ISDoioetticjUve the township schools. Mrs. Kiih- front." Small sprays of evergreen his homeland In his concert pro- 40 It Student Nurses ree answered a number of ques- grams or in the encores which are Moorish in are stuck in the wire to form the tions from the audience. always requested by his audiences. architecture shape of a tree, and the base Is After this, several mothers One of the numbers on his 41 Made known, Sponsor Toyland cut out of red oil cloth and fitted raised the questions of what could Mosque program will be a tran- 47 Tuberculodt over the corrugated paper cut In scription of "Dances of Maross- LIGHT MOMENT-Apparent- ly completely at ease with her Churchill-sized stogie, British actress Breuda De Banzie ac- cepts a light at Iver Heath, Eng- CHRISMS: land. She was one of the stars WE NEVER FORGET \ celebrating the 21st anniversary of a British film company, ( CARDS *• LOVELY FROM ALL ANGLES is this Rift of beautifully sculp- PUBLIX '. I tured gold jewelry: delicately shaped gold collar with catch- PHARMACY 1 ing textured flat, round ear- rings; on her wrist, a jeweled 91 Main St., Woodbrldge j Op«n Ktts. UU It, Sunday till 1 P.M. disc swinging from a delicate ; chain bracelet. WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. 18 GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. WILL TAKE n Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year subscription to: YOU TO H INDEPENDENT-LEADER j" Akron, Ohio G CARTERET PRESS; •». ' CtorleBton, W. Va. n EDISON TOWN8HIP-FORDS BEACON Chapel Hill, N. C. To be sent to: Bar Harbor, Me. NAME BY PHONE 3 min. ttation rate from ADDRESS New Brunswick after 6 P.M. and all day Sunday. WILL TOO "IJOWN 10% tax not included. Take it from Suit*! No gift will be more appreciated than the new lenaational Phil"1 "Slender Sevejiteener" Portable TV. Give more picture quality per pound than other portable TV priced fer higher. Ultra com- pact Power Plant give* 3 times more pictuit; power! 155 86. In. Screen. Choose from a Unfortunately, people do! oolorcade of capineti. They jay that elephants never forget, However, it's a well-known fact that people DO! that's why it pays the business man to keep on reminding people who he is, YOU CAM fAY MllKY XMAI .95 where he is, and what he has for sale. Best place to do this reminding is where WITH rHIICO TV f« •ol« people look when they are planning to BUY something. That's in the advertis- 159 ing columns of these newspapers, where rruwt shopping starts. All of which is to remind YOU jbhat this might be a good time to t^lk to 'us. Just pick up your phone and call ME-J4-1111 or CA-1-5600 Full, unobstructed SMALL DOWN PAYMENT view of IMMEDIATE DELIVERY instrument panel! - LEADER Twin horn buttons 18 Green Street, Woodbridge positioned (or safety I WOODBRIDGE EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON Shift without taking hands 18 Green Street, Wuodbridge from, wheel I RADIO and TELE SAIKS and SERVH* CARTERET PRESS 450 RAHWAY AVE., \ 631 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret ()|.i-ii Dully 9 A. M. to « r. M. - Frlo»> » A M '" Phone ME-4-1308 ••,\RTERRT PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER fi, PAOE SEVEN v Horvath And Brown's Tavern Wes Spewak 's //. S. Cagers j Academy Alleys In illyk Star PAL News s League QPEAKiNNGG Wins Opener In Opens Season Tuesday Here Upset Over Babies and CARTERET — ThThe hhighh schooh l candidates from lam yearr'n «*c- !)• I I Sr. League, 34-28 c»ge te»m, coached by Wesley nnd -team including Jerry |iim._ — The U.S.M.R. *J ABOUTT SSPORTP S y Tere- I UltierS in IjCdSTUC Spewak. is busy these days urttlni beUkl. Junior. Nick Koaty. i ''i,'(Wlinp league, current Sports 'Round of foot- " CARTERET — Brown s Tavern Into condition for the »wnn '" in the Carteret Womens ball fam-\ a senior, the two &-> CARTERET Upset* were In "•on its owning Ramp in the opener with Railway »i the local I Bowling League, won miw.n boy*. Tony and 8ammy. <,rQ>r |n lnf curlpret Commercial Senior Recreation Basketball Town ,'(|f three game* from Na- Kym next Tuesday night at 8 p M both of whom are rxpwted to play Bowling Uagur this week an the League Monday night nt the high The club will piny a total of 17 '•", ,..„!, at the Hill Bowl •trBIKNT an important part In Carterefn llIst piaCf Academy Alleys took school gym by defeating Petrach's games, eight at home and nine ' ' "nji'it. The U.8.M.R. team destinies thi.< season. Bob Matefv. .«n .ami* from the second plart OJI me road All the regular op- ' ,,|, a bin five-game margin. Tavern. 34 to 28. i wvihomnrr who Is ahowlnn a lot Babies Furniture at trw Academy The PAL yoneius will be met, including. | TerebeUkl, this week were Kay P-own-s took an early 9-2 lead Auxiliary will spon-; of c flW RSrh(ly Alleys. The winner* were led by n)l '? K<>t. a Wit?y in u1P rnail this ; Clark Regional. Highlnnd Park, -p NEW BRUNSWICK-Rut- gers basketball coach Warren Harris said this week his squad is confident of postiiiB at least a break-even season • this year. Four of last year's starters T.he same limerick al>ov<\ hut one is net are returning, but forward Dutch Wernmth of Palmyra won't report until the Christ- 80-80, the other with more strength and imagina- mas recess. Wei milt h. a pre- medical .student, played foot- tion. The same principle can apply to your ball and is anxious to concen- trate on his studies. Among those returning are advertisements, booklet*, mailing pieces - every- team captain Bob/Sanlslow of Railway, Dick Hirichfield, At- thing that carries your printed words. Our printers lantic City, and Bruce Web- ster, Williston Park, N. Y. MEN'S NIGHT "Look for us to [)layj pos- are born mid hred to put u little more, though bet- session ball, trying for good shots," said Harris. "I Must Wednesday, De^. 11th ter typesetting, to words. This e\|ra advantage hope we make enough of You won't miss the ttinall amount them." From 6 P. M. to 9 V. M. costs no more. Send a job lo our prinliug »hop you juit into your Cjlimtmas Club Our experienced staff will je here to help you today • • • you'll «ee! account each week... and you'll make the best selections for the most gifted girl on your Christmas !' t. he delighted ut how fast it a riin mif uif n niftrin xtfT TAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1057 \ the lives of all aboard are depend- Two Reoor,| sj ent on B passenger, who must take ABOUT s ON THE over the controls for a landing. (Continued tr Jn %l "m IV,.,, 1 Dana Andrews portrays an ex- mediate ..famili. i "I"! 1 wartime fighter pilot, who hasn't I YOUR HOME fore, $1.26 SCREEN ' " ""«»' Ilium '"I flown for ten years, who Is called The gay and exciting Christmas hRs been I nn for the almost impossible task. season is almost here. There arc By FRANCES DELL -o Class A common t, J.'T "STOPOVER TOKYO" It Is touch and KO whether the always more parties and more During the coming Christmas than to m Said to br based on a Mr. Molo craft can be brought down safely people to meet during this time, season you will probably have itoclcholders sl.017 by John P. Marqiiand, this despite frantic instructions he re- than any other during the year. more people drop by in the after- Is 11 hnndfomrly produced thriller. ceives via radio from the ground. For this reason, women give a noon for a visit. It Is a time when Ilnboi't, Warner lias the rolr of He Is also shown to have been sreat deal of thought, to their friends naturally get together. Show Reli a .vmirm American romitcr-lntclli- sufferinK from shattered nerves clothes and grooming. Since You will want to be prepared to (Continue from p,, , , 'inicc fluent, who l.s sent to Tokyo and a complete lack of self-confl- grooming must come first, why offer your friend something un- nowski, John Hk, ''- "" to protect, the HlRh Commissioner dence since a trade wartime ex- not a breakdown of the latest and usual and delicious In the way of n Yarnutoskl, UMI,. .,' from HsfiiiWiinnlioii by n ruthless pe.rlcnre involving his fighter most effective way to look bright- food and drink. Tl eyed and charming, make-up wise, Wlneskl, Frank M,',' EIIIIIK of InternatioiiHl minKStiTS. squadron. As the story opens, his Why not take up the custom for the coming events? Pallco, John Main j,, bended by Edmund O'Brien. To • wife 'Linda Darnell 1 is about to popular in many parts of the The first step is to apply rouge Larry 8tlegel and Kn,;.', innlce his assinnment toimhor lenve him world and have a cup of hot tea. to a clean face which has had a than it already is. is thr^H^fiisal His ordeal in the air. tlmn. Just any tea will do, but It will be going-over with a good skin fresh- of the dtenatory to believe his life •tnkes on the added necessity of much more fun to have on hand NEW BRUNSWKK^l ner. Apply rouge to the cheek- l.s in danscr. . hie having to prove himself a supply of unusual teas. TARIAL, ACCOrNTK ."I , worthy of her respect and of re- bone and blend. No matter the (l in carrying out hh as- The rarest teas that money can lifts mnnv varied rx- storing his faith in himself. shape of your face, the latest Is to raw sen,,,,, *• always apnly rouge on the cheek- buv can be yours for no more R«l«tr»tlnn for i,,,,.,, pe.rlpnces. Including l»inR all buit Also in the cast is pretty perky Cpuriw now „,„.„ v," '" than a few pennies a pot. d llri steamed to death in a Japanese . Peggie KiiiH. television songstress bone. Makeup base comes next Ctattei limited " The base should be stippled over Ejtrinlsltely fragrant Jasmine 110 Albany St. Kllnir, bathhouse. He befriends the or-who makes her movie debut In MOST PREFERRED GIFT AMONG YOUNGSTERS in the claim face and neck, then blended. Re- tea, which contains the blossoms phaned daughter o[ a Japanese this film, and does well, too. made for thr bicycle, which brings joy to both girl and boy on move excess with tissue. Strive of the Jasmine plant to impart intelligence anciit. who. had been Christmas morning. Recent introduction of the glistening, fully for a transparent film, not a flavor and fragance. will make a OFtN ALL YEAR' murdered, and falls in love with ONE WAY TO DO IT equipped Artiprican-marir "middleweight.*" pictured above, has mask. If there arc dark circles hit. with your guests. The tea In N* Matter Whit the W,,L an attractive Welsh girl, played LONG BEACH, Calif.—Explain- further stimulated selection of bikes for Christmas giving. MISTI.K.TOK really isn't neces- this mixture is delicate Formosa OtrttM4,lMld«YourCirV« by Joan Collins. However, after ing that he had become tired of or freckles you wish to hide, apply sary, Santa. A boxful nf hosiery Oolong. IlltyLlvlntRoomCotnl,, much IntrlRiie and uoiiiRs-on, he waiting for a bus, Raymond D. a bit of cover stick - after is a quicker way to rate a Tea drinkers of long standing I ••pply Your Car win,. Wclkf\ 21. tofd police he walked powdering. Christmas ki.ss. tracks down the hideout of the Plaque Accepted tell us to resist taking lemon with agents and saves the Hiula Com- tfi a nearby depot and helped him- Sarzillo Elected If more rouge Is needed at this (Continued from Page One* Jasmine \CH ns It will keep you mLssioiier from being blown up inself to one. They pursued him for point, btend a bit with your the small park near the Borough from mioylng the fragrance. the nlek of time. two milrs before overtaking him, oowder base on the palm of your Head of Carteret Hall. Since then it has been dis- Another outstanding tea is Included in the cast is a little hand and make the necessary i covered that the cost of such a packaged under the name of Bou- Japanese Rirl, Reiko Oyama, who MAN GOING SOUTH? correction. memorial would be prohibitive. quet of Splee tea. This is a very has quite a few scenes to herself If your favorite Santa i$> south- Next, use powder freely to face Sportsmen's Unit After the regular meeting, Mr. special tea with a fragrance you and does excellently by them. bound this winter, check his line- and nee.k. Brush awav excess with Martin conferred with Mayor Ed- associate with the kitchen on a up of resort-wear for gifting in- a soft baby brush. Blot make-up TODAY TIIHr CARTERET — Anthony Sarzil- ' IMII Sophia Loren and Carlo Pontl spiration. Consider featherweight ward J. Dolan and members of with a damp .towel to set it. fnnst riay. It contains Ceylon Jnhn "ZERO HOUR" lo was elected president of the have announced that their first sport shirts, slacks, and shorts. the Borough Council on possible Apply eye shadow from lash Black Tea and a combination of Independent picture will be the TurniiiR the tables, this is a liphtweiRlit blazers, cloth or straw Carteret Sportsmen's A5ssociation memorial plans. roots to corner of lid if desired. sweet spices and a bit of oranRe 1 screen adaptation of a TV play peel. life of the greatest actress of all hats and caps, beach ton'.s, sun for the coming year at a recent With a soft eyebrow pencil, draw "TheSeaChase time—Elrnora Duse. The title of which appeared on the Alcoa glasses. meeting of the organization. a line at lash roots and smudge Bouquet of mint l.s as delicious Hour a couple of years ago. which eold as hot. Serve with a bit o: Plu«. Alan I.,,I,I the film is "The Undying Flame" Other officers for the ensuing year Seoul Executive lenuthy with finger. and will tell about the actress' was written by Arthur Hailcy and DESTROYS LETTERS lemon and the usual sugar. "DRUM Hl\| are Denny Marianneci. vice piesi- Use two .sharp eyebrow pencils, 'l romance with Gabrielle D'An- starred MacDonald Carey. DONDON—Regarding letters as (Continued from Page One) one brown (with no red in it> and Whatever your choice of teas. ! dent, Robert O'Donnell, secretary. nunzlo. The story tells of a .sudden seri- personal affairs, W. Somerset Blind Seal drive will be made by one black to dub in brows. Arch von will need nothing more than SUN.. MOV. m,~" ous outbreak of food poisoninr, Maughan, famous author, has or- | Joe Zimmerman, recording secre- Lester A. Sabo, chairman. Mr. brows with hair-like strokes. thin slices of homemade or th Le« Hatkfr - Itil i M,,,.,,. Busy checking the late rushes among the crew and passengers dered all hi.s letters destroyed to tary and John Abetemarco, fi- Stephen Pedlcm, president of the Mascara should be applied on bwt bought fruit cake you can Oti "South Pacific," in Hollywood. of a Vancouver - bound airliner keep from being published after nancial secretary. club, stated that plans for thethe top as well as the bottom get. To get very thin pretty Oscar Hammerstcin II revealed one stormy night. The pilot and his death. Maughan will b,c 84 on slices of fruit cuke, put the cak 'The Deersiayer' The committee will meet to- annual Ladies Night will be lashes. They will appear more p^ans of the Rodgers-Hammer- co-pilot are among the victims, so January 25. in the freezer until it Is very cold, Clntm;iSni|.i- . i ,,,., night at the Foresters Hall to dis-j formulated at this meeting. luxuriant. Plus. Rarti.ir.i M in ,• stein organization for a new then use a knife that has been cuss plans for a football banquet Everything is in readiness for the Use n lipstick brush to outline Barry Sullivan - |>, dipped in hot water. Re-dip you; Broadway musical next season. to be held in January in honor of annual Christmas party, for thelips. Fill in with color. "FORTY (,l \^ JJascd on a first novel by C. Y. the Carteret High School football j crippled children and .shut-ins. This may take a little more knife after cutting each slice. Lee, it will be "The Flqyer Drum team. A trophy will be awarded ' according to Mr. Joseph Adam. time than you are accustomed to, Sons," with a setting in' San SMOKE to the most valuable player on the j chairman. but the look of approval in his ToPENS S:)«l Francisco's Chinatown. Sounds team. eyes will be worth it. ER 12 FUEtf gfood. - FORDS- , „,„, ENJOY ouq The Sportsmen's Association is PET SHOOTS GIRL FOR DOUBLE PLEASURE SALE planning to hold a general meet- : PLAYHOUSE Abbe Lanr'.s first film for Amer- ORLEANS, Cal.—Rbberta ^tar- ing each month. At the next meet- To gift of a pen or pen and HI 3 0348 BlEMSKWAV UII I ican producers will be "Maracai- ; ritt. 17. was accidentally .shot pencil set add a box of flue bo," for Paramount, in which she ing. December 19. movies will be when her pet dog jumped off a THURS., FRI. AND SAT. »9N.J.TPKE.EXITU quality, imprinted stationery. fcll».l,,.^..D— "V co-stars with Cornel Wilde and Continues! shown of the 1957 football games. couch, causing the .22-caliber rifle DECEMBER 5 - 7 Jean Wallace. After the picture is she had placed on the couch to completed, she goes into immedi- "LEE" We Still Flave "HY" HILL BOWL WOMEN'S LEAGUE discharge. The bullet hit her in 'Love In The Afternoon" Team Standings ate rehearsals on "Captain's Para- ! the stomach. With Gary Cooper and W L Theatr dise," in New York. While "Mara- Audrey Hepburn -STATE Suto's Lunch '27 15 CARTERET, N. J. KI-1-5960 caibo" is Abbe's first American MANY SENSATIONAL VALUES! "MISTER ROCK AND ROLL" Hill Bowl Bar 26 16 film, she's been a sensation in NOW THRU SAT. With Alan Freed THEATRE Just Look at These Buys Hill Bowl 24 18 Wondbridt- V .1. European-made pictures. w. MOTION PICTUH THAT SATURDAY MATINEE Walt & Gene's 22 20 DECEMBER 6 AND 7 A Special Show for the Following "Tile Deep Six," a For Thursday and Friday Sitar's Shoprite 21*2 20'a WF.I). TIIK I 1 REACHES DEEP INSIDE VOU.. Children Starting at 1:25 recently completed Navy drama, (We're Open Friday Till S P. M.) Petrocv Jewelers IB 2 25'a I "Love in the Afternoon" will Joan ('r.iuluid in which he starred. Alan Ladd Sokler's Furniture 16 26 "LES GIRLS" ROSJUIH) Kr.t//i m NOT be shown Sat. Matinee) will have as his next Jaguar pro- Muller's Insurance 15 27 — Plus — duction "Island of Lost Women." Hanes Tee Shirts Results "THE BUCKSKIN LADY" SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY "THE STORY OF Ladd does not plan to appear In Three came winners: Hill Bowl Special Kiddie Matinee DECEMBER 8 - 10 ESTHER COSTELLOl this film himself. over Muller's Insurance. Two- Saturday Hanes Briefs game winners: Sitar's Shoprite — Oi-IIH - Of 3 SUNDAY and MONDAY "THE TIN STAR" LONG MARRIAGE over Walt & Gene's: Hill Bowl With Henry Fonda and John A(ar - (iloii.i I ',l| K.ll'll DECEMBER 8 AND 9 DODOEVILLE, Wis.-Mr. and Boyer Shorts over Petrocy Jewelers. Sokler's Anthony Perkins "DAIGHTI I! (il Mrs. John Sleeman. who live at 75 over Suto's Lunch. Alan Freed in DR JFK1II "THE INVISIBLE BOY" St. Joseph's Hospital, here, ob- High games and sets u Bauer- — Tins -• served their 77th wedding anni- With Richard Eyer band. Hill Bowi. 571: 200-188- EXTRA AI)I(KI) A I I l:\ll versary on Sunday, November 17. Hanes Undershirts 183; J. Petrocy. Petrocy Jewelers. "Mr. Rock and Roll" l EVERY WEDNESDAY An English spcikm; Ii' He is 97, she is 96. More than 70 527: 202-166-159; G. Travastino. — Plus — HUNGARIAN SHOW I Documtntiin I HIM \W| descendants attended to help cele- $ 00 Petrocy Jewelers, 201. and M. Ya- Hungarian MUM- brate the occasion. cullo. Hill Bowl Bar. 207. 3 for 2 ."Start-Cut to Hell" "THE THII >K'IM RADAR BIKE Lay-away a sift a day to make One bike maker has developed I this the merriest Christma.s 1 SPECIAL PERFORMANCE ISELIN THEATRE SI"F.( Ml a convertible radar patrol bike SATURDAY and SUNDAY SPECIALS lever! TUESDAY ONLY ISELIN. X. J, LI-S-9090 KIDDIF MXllMi this year, with electric micro- Benefit Holy Family II. N. S. phone, loud speaker and amplifier Sorry— SATI'RPAY A'I : '"I I' ' Matinee and Evening TODAY THRU SATURDAY mounted behind the seat. MANHATTAN WHITE SHIRTS Limit 2 Fatima The fcciriK'c i' Also Many Other Outstanding Values!! Gene Kelly - Mitzi Gay nor in "BEAST WITH V Store Hours: 10:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. WARNERCOLOR "LADY OF FATIMA" "LES GIRLS" WED. THRU SAT. "THE HAY Till u"l;l1 C-l'it *XiU« ..o iMTi9H«li_0N UH — Plus — NO EXCHANGES • NO RKKUNUS \VK RESERVE THE RIGHT 10. • .ir'ini. l(i\Ol 3RAHM ,.ut.< •-, 'i.^F DECEMBER 11-I'M::-II EN NO IIANIH-CIIARGE LIMIT QUANTITIES (irorite Montgomery in l'i us ( To Be Shown by the Holy Frank Sinatra in Name Society of thr Holy "THE BLACK PATCH" Family Church. SIN., M TUESDAY. DEC. 10 "THE JOKER SATURDAY. 1:$» Jrun Simmons. I" " ern nuns SHOP AT TIIK KIDDIE MATIN EE Uilz Tln-atir IS WILD" "THE BLACK PATCH" "UNTIL THEY SAIL] WASHINGTON AVK., t'AKTKKKT _ (.I nit PORTABLE RADIOS RATE top- — Plus — — Plus — 103 MAIN STREET Matinee at 1:0(1 V. M. VM most for Yule giving, and they "MAN IN SPACE" Klchard fcycr • l'i Kvcriliis at 6:31) and a:It) WOOD BRIDGE Kiddle Matinee Saturday "JUNGLE JIM and in are available in a wide diversity I; of models. I THE KILLER APE" "THE IM'MK! I "L - PlUK — WEII Till:I ^ (ilcnn Kurd *•>•< - 1 ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER 5 CARTOONS 5 "DON'T REDUCTIONS UPPITY — Obviously a real REDUCTIONS and MORE highbrow in the animal king-! Now s TheTim e To Qrder dum, this lurdly giraffe survey* KiADV MIXID the situation at a Paris too with on Famous Brand I complete disdain. Don't know what the trouble was, but friend giraffe was up in the air'over 'the whole thing. CHILDREN'S WEAR OPEN DAILY lOdO A. M. to 5:3O|>. Ml| fot Holiday Entertaining CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SCOTCH • RYE t BOlKBOiN WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR BRANDY • LIQUEUR t WINES mm HEALS Domestic and Imported CHAMPAGNE any quaMltf «HV •ifimo'e' 0 WOK IV 12:45 P. M. Sunday Domestic and Imported BEER WOK 710 KC. 7]45 P. M. Sun. DAILY SPECIALS! T HOLIDAY WRAPPED THORN-WILMIBDINO KIKST < IHJUCH OF CHRIST and SCIENTIST • iVItlOHl Or WILDON lUtIW*Li. IMC. 544 Wist Ave., Sewaren, N, J. FANCY BOTTLES A Hi,HI, i. of The Mother Church Make an Ideal pL N Ha l'u»t Oluiroli of Christ 'A UNKN SCOTCHPUIMS io *' !fi •SiUiuuUt in Boston, Muss. Vivien's Kiddy Shop .Sunday Service 11:00 A. M. f HUntr 64422 Miri 24300 PUfW ^ tiiind.iy Si-jlioul DlW A. M. Tl'llll roll ANY LOCATION Wuiiiitwuuy Tc&llmoiilal d OTHH WEIDON PRODUCTS. CrwW *'«"•<6taA ^ Meeting U P. M 'L'i11ir.^aay Reading Hooiu 118 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE VOGEL'S Liquor Store V Grmvl, Sand and Maion M9t«lalt M.iU luiui library ludUUM available 2 4 1', M. In Church jtdlflce iVl Main Street maklng all the more im- CARTERET PRESS a sound approach to the over- I STOOD ON THE BRIDGE AT MIDNIGHT a11 problem." Just Paragraphs Polished Every Friday by Carteret Press New Jersey Public Thinks College fif, i Roosevelt Avenue. Carteret. N. J, Publication then briefly reviews Telephone KImbftll 1-5800 lhp Frctty Wr»»pl««i, Too. Students Should lake Courses That "• P^scnt and future of the A girl Is like i candy bar: CharlM E. Gretory "to assist the reader toward all awtettuu and h*H nuts f\im to Prepare Them for Specific -The Chlcauo Dally Trtbunc Editor and Publisher understanding or the issues in- subscription rates by mall, IncludinK in achieving a systematic and And Shf b Jobs or Occupations • , .tiiKP. one year, $3.50; six months. $1.75 Tou Just n*tur»lly »Mumc )n! ;1 system -for the assessment of 11 „-,.(' months, $1.00; single copies by man' a pleasant irood • nuturcd ,', ,.cnts. All payable In advance. Property in New Jersey." woman In prrtty. —The Al- PR1NCKTON What should Graml eolkft rtuwi 11 gona Advuncr young pwrplr uho «o fa col- ComMnaUm *f the two 7 iiv cnriicr delivery, 10 cents pn copv lege da Taltf nonpial cullese l>> tt Iht JndMdul Entered as second class matter June e wronn he admits to. When B courses or courses that mm to himwlf IS Hi^. at Carteret, N. J,. Post Officn under 7th When a rrlly big man I* j PreiMtio them for stifle Jobs No opinion 3 ,ii,. Act of March, 1, 1B79. personnel nl many branch**' *n« occupations? •An interesting finding In to- " On Saturday, December 7, it wil. about the drat, and almost 1 To dftwihlm—'•' * now the New dny'i nurvey is that somewhat . Jersey public fet-ls on Ihln more of those who have had 'i havc brcn sixt a projected Victor C Nlcholao ' ^n years to the day Some Have Bad Tahte | matter. Ntnv Jersey Poll staff college education* than then* reporters recently put tills sm< c lh{1 You don't have to be a can- who have not had college edu- \Ct Your Business • ' Japanese naval air force as question to a representative nibal to get fed up with peo- utioui feel that the student* cross-section nf 1.500 adult should study a combination Greater public understanding of in- lilted Pearl Harbor. At this vcrj ple—The Burlington Hawk- citizens. Eye Oazettc. of the general college, aiyl oc- tru-atc and interlaced problems in- moment, the sunken hulk of the Ari Revilts nt thr survey would cupational courses Indicate Unit the majority of it still projecting ab< Naturally And that fewer college edti- volved in "New Jersey Property Tax- opinion among New Jersey cated people recommend 'oc- !? A congressman naturally cltl/.cns is Unit young people [> ;t, Present, Future" is the objective | . flies the U. S. flag and thi spends lots of time fljUnn his (.apmional courses alorte. a: who Roto collrce should take The vote by educational 'ing of the waves on the ruStin fences, because that's where courses that aim to prepare pf a new pamphlet of that name cur-' levels: he situ most of the them fur spenfir jobs and oc- metal and the tinkle of the metal on Tskr ««unira for Snuthern Lumberman. cupations ,-,-ntly reaching taxpayers and offi- Job* ind occupa- the flagpole rope arc the only sounds Only about onr m nine are Usually Happens tions Stt 63% c-l.ii-->- if tho opinion thai they to be heard on the spot, Tlie choosy Miss who waits Take combination houlri study general college Thirty-sixth in the aptly titled "it's for the right man to come of two 19 4 Ironiraliy, with World War II only courses Ttkr crnfral rol- y.mr Business" series of publications alonir usually finds he comes Nearly two in ten of nil those twelve years distant, the United States along with another woman — Irge counes t( 11 lulled by the New Jersey Taxpayers alked to in the survey (fel Up to Individual The Coryer. Pensacola, Pla. that what the student studies A LS aRain fami with a critical inter hlnwelf 18 19 relation since 1950 on a variety of'. - s up th himself No opinion 1 3 national Thf Square And seven In enrh 100 are of uinyer problems at the several levels • situation. It sems that inter- renl man-about-town Is Worthy of mention, too, I* the opinion that the students that among other population -overnment, the latest right-page national wars are occurring more fre- he one who travels In the should take combination of «Rt circles with the best groups examined, difference* mphlet spotlights informed discus- qutntly. general college courses and are not great. In every single urves. M)d knows all the an- ones thiit aim to prepare them group examined, those who ,„ upon local property assessment When World War I erupted in Eu- les. —The BlB "D," Dallas. for jobs mid mvupaliwis. arc of the opinion that col- >xas. This wns the question asked ,i tax issues. In doing so, it brings 10po, in August of 1914, the world had ICKC students should take In the survey; courses that aim to prepare +s• :., focus the meaning of such frc-• expcrLcnccd scmal scores of years Usually Can "Which ill) you think them for specific Jobs and oc- -j imtly used but little You can usually tell how understood, without worldwide conflict. Twenty- people who go to college cupatlons outnumber those ,:|| mis as "100 per cent assessment"— ong a man has bee nmar should do: I. Take general col- who think they should take one years elapsed between World War led by how far he walks Ii lege courses; or 2. Take general college courses by « irue valuC'-'The Middletown Case",i and World War TI Now with twelve ront, of his wife,—The Qold- course* that aim to prepare margin ol better than three m Oatc, Oakland, Cal. them (or specific jobs or oc- _ .ales ratios"-"rcvaluatk)n" and yrars having clapsed since the end of to one. Under the Capitol Dome Scat of Reason cupations?" These groups include people ,tan(lard of value"-all keys to a World War II, there are those who Some men never chanKf The results: In nil city &lze«, ages, occupa- •mplex tax puzzle. wonder if another nine years will pass By J. Joseph Grlbbins their opinion because It's Specific jobs or occupa- tions, political parties, and been In the family for RCII- tions B educational levels; mrn and [ nprcccdented public attention is without war. eratlons.—Ohio State Journal women; those with children TRENTON — Aircraft spot- tion service, in the need for sponsoring the one-day muni under 18 years of age and ., ,n- given inequities in the tax and Tnal question may be answered by An Am' of I tcrs of New Jersey who have extension of the special Juve- cipal orientation conference. Truth Will Out The older 1 «et, the younger | those with no children; thoM -,.-.s.sing field, as a result of record- what Ul0 United States accomplishes faithfully watched the skies nile and Domestic Relations The new officials will be \ banker says "a college older women look and the old-i who have lived in the State Court concept to the sixteen taufiht such things as facts o: bicaking taxes plus the imminent pos-m lhc missiles, rockets and general de- since World War II and re- education sets a man back er youiiH ones appear to be.— all their lives and newcomers, counties not presently covered, municipal life; the chaiiRin, -mility of a 100'. or other standard | between now and then. ported the movement of air- three Or four years." Why The Winfleld down" Beacon. and people living In every sec- fmsP fic cls ci'ftfi to ii central air defense n the probing of many other concept of municipal auton. speak vaguely of "a man?" tion of the State. ,i ^fssment level in New Jersey. It js interesting to note, incidentally, filter center, will be held In areas to make the fullest mea- omy in the United States; thi Why not come out frankly. Can It Come At The Timf? This Is one of a series of re- municipality in New Jersey • Much of the disrepute into which that the anniversary of the adoption reserve after January 1. sure of justice available to nil and say "Father?"—The De- Awful thought. Suppose ports on education in the Under a territorial revision of the people, lncludinp; the how to participate in meeting troit News. the millennium, when i\t last State. xiiperty taxation has fallen is due to of our Federal Constitution by Dela- of present practices initiated young and the poor and the of thc governing body; prac it comes, is held up until rati- This newspaper presents the unfortunate. tices and procedures of muni fied by the Semite. —Loi reports nf the New Jersey Poll ;•,upstanding shortcomings," said the ware—the first state.to approve the in Washington. Ground Ob- Human And Sub-Human "It Is my belief and hope cipal fiscal administration Angeles. Times. exclusively In this area. server Corps volunteers in New Film players arc people. A.-ociation. These were listed as: "(a) -document —falls on December 7 and that a Supreme Court of vision the relationship between thi Jersey, DeKi.v;.re, nine coun- Some of them observe the ties in New York and five and wisdom, supported by municipality and the schoo history of competitive local under- [ the day was observed for years by the amenities of civilization and counties in Pennsylvania cur- Your Excellency and succeed- district, and sources of in s.sment to escape as much of the. Sons of Delaware and the D. A. R. some insist on muKRixiR twen- Competence Creates Confidence t rently reportiti". to the Tren- ing Governors and Legisla- formation on municipal ac ty-four hours a day.—Frank i;mty tax levy as possible and to Thus. December 7 has a double his- ties i(i New York and five tures will continue to press tivities. Adml6sion by Variety. aim as much state school aid as the; torical significance for all Americans tou Center will be placed on forward to the attainment of Experts iu the field of inun n-ady-rnserve. This means the these bright noals of New Jer- cipal Kovcmment will han .tflie would bear, (b) absence of | it is well to remember that Decem- iskywatchei's will not man their sey's future," out the advice in an effort to" Explained liiity. not only betwe'en but even her has been a tough month in the'posts after the first of FISHING SEASONS: — Fresh promote smooth-running ad- General A says soldiers well ministrations. dressed are better fighters, j various classes of property, and history of this country and that or-'"' iar imlilill ,ththeyy arare cacalIel d water fishermen from all parts New Jersey will VOTERS:—New residents of This explains that old de- j neglect of the art of assessing, as; deals and trials have been successfully j civil Defense descend on the State House at New Jersey will not be re- scrlptlon, "dressed to kill."— :;,ir;u:tcrizerctcrized by part-timparttime workwork , in-in1b born e by AmericansArians . Washington enen-;Directo; r Thomas s. 8 P. M. on December 17 to quired to wait a year to vote The Fort Wofth atar-Telc- discuss with members of the for their favorite candidate gram. iilicient pay, inadequate training |camped"at Valley Forge on December|^i State Fish and Game Council after today. Not In Woodbridte continuity in office, as well as; 19 1777 (he was to die on another|" j Ground observer Corps proposed changes in fishing Under the provisions of a llTanc Columbia University edu- reflations for the 1958 sea- change in the State Constitu- .'•Mespread lack of even the most ele-. December day. December 12, 1799) 11: cators havc described the son. tion, approved overwhelming- Our There are all kinds of diets - Hygrade'i Smoked VISIT inducing machines and medica- lions you can indulge In designed BONELESS MUTUAL'S SANTA LAND to promote weight reduction. DASYHAM ,„.. The diets and pills are most •ring thc kids to ut often harmful unless under the •nd talk U Santo ... watchful eye of a doctor, - and H«'ll be at Mutual here we mean a registered MX>. tvery wttkend until The latest thing - the reducing machine — can be helpful and Chriitmoj! Christmas healthful. week, 4«o ... on Mon 4iy aid Tuesday, Dec. The.se machines are good for 23 and 24. AND the circulation and are an aid in he'll give free candy spot reducing. In certain heart •conditions they are used when cdnei t» the kids. ? other kinds of activity would be Get your ticket ut the J^too much for the patient. • checkouts! However, If you are in sound health, you will do much more for your self if you will watch your diet and take planned exer- cises- You can spot-reduce In this way and keep your muscle tone Imported all in one Muscle tone is the secret of youth. Hand Polished Beaehwood Americans have a great weak- ness -r to an astounding degree - - they want everything the easy CARVING BOARD way. A good body Is not lightly Complete with chrome plated adjustable come by. If you really use your common-sense, you will know roast holder and steel spikes • • • regular Unit lying on a vibrating couch 7.98 value. for several hours can never do for you what one-fourth that time spent in exercise can do. 99 It is no eecret that Americans aA-e falling behind In physical fit- ness You read this- in the papers 2 all the time. Russian youths .spend a great deal more time developing their bodies the proper Lean Sliced way than our young people.do. CHUN KING Here in America, mothers take Mtatltis BOILED NAM their children to school and pick CHOW MEIN them up. If the child wants to go • to a movie, mother hauls. She 1 Ib. can ol ,>. 99c hauls anyplace they wanf to go, (HUN KING NOODLES until they are old enough j)o have Freih Made a car, then, at last, the child FREE! drives himself. Thte is a .terrible POTATO SALAD thing, both We must listen to our doctors (or 39c Ib. 19c of physical fulture who tell up GOLDEN RIPE to walk, ran, play, fill our lungs with fresh air!-Stop sitting around .•,b':e Meat Chunk the TV. set and in. dark movie houses. The exercise couch It just STAR KIST TUNA _"ST 29c one more half-way measure for Kraft's BANANAS a healthy body. MIRACLE WHIP: r.r. 55c Just a year or so ago, Connie Johnson's Wax R(even's, was standing In line to id. net Jerry Lewis' autograph. Now GLO-COAT .can 1.99 Ib. at 18. she,1s playing opposite him 10 New) Pastel Colors - Complexion in "Rock-a-Bye Baby." bath Florida LARGE SEEDLESS LUX SOAP bars Cloverbrook Aged (heWor GRAPEFRUIT Newest SHARP CHEESE , 59c "Van Hewsen" New! Axolrod's Plaia ir Chvntt Style [ 8; ea. | WASH V WEAR | COTTAGE CHEESE. 2; 49c 4 "Vantage" Excelsior Fr»ien Buttered < All PurtoM, foriWiatH Storlm I BEEFSTEAKS ^39c U.S. No. 1 L(HiG ISLAND SHIRTS Birds Eye Froien Chicken - Beel • Turkey POTATOES Here Now! Mama BUY 4 PUS - POT PIES _> 29 Rosa PIZZA PIE Large Sizt Pie GET ONE FREE! Rtsedale - by Ubby - Sliced All cotton — need no 29-01. 501% I ironing. Just wash-drlp- Come in for (.ViicriMii I'ree T 00 Oxydol I 5- Mutual Super Markets % Opposite $ Buy them early - r«"s,Woodbridge Town Hall S , y. limited Supply Ivory Soap Iwiry Snow Personal Ivory Ivory Flakes Camay Soap Open late Every NigH 1 BRIEGS Lava Soap Plinly of Free Porkin9 I Smith at King Streets 1 3 w 29c 2z:33c :1c•:;;'79c 4k.r.27c X35c S 4.:!.39c 2-29c Ig. bar 130 Payroll Check* Cashed FrH i Perth Amboy vmmmwmmmmmimmn LTKKET PRESS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 PAOE ELEVEN hue. entertained Dr and Mrs. Irv- WRONO tAJlOW SHOOTS COW FOR RABBIT ISELIN PERSONALS Pins Presented ing Unfit and family. Mrs. Ben- MKMNTW Tenn. ~ »ich*rt •ALTIMOftE, Md —A hunter— jamin Aronson and Ml.« Marilyn Patterson. 1) • jtu • oli ihatt' Chain o'Hills Park Reports Miller. New York. Thanksulvirm nuttt unknown~mi*took one ot r E. SCANK fhoour. put t shotgun ih«ll oft 1 At Cub Session Dny C. t, Tuttle't cow* for * rubblt "n,7'l.in«nln Hl«hw»y the iTound, lUpptd off t ttw - Blrthdny rongrntulattons to Stroth. firm manager tor. Iselln COLONIA - cub acout Pack —Anniversary conKratulatlons to paces. »lmed and fired frith his By Mr. and Mrs. Carolyn Strada, Washington Ave- Tuttlc, lound uie animal with * Tel. U-8-1679 met at School 17, and pre- who was thirteen years old BB run. The «lr>rtne prtfet sented bob cat pins to Terry MRS. I,, Woodruff Street, who bultft wound In It* neck. Thf COT ,„, Cfisscll. 152 Mlddle- Friday she was mie.n of honor at j *l™& the shotgun shell cap. The | WM kulfd Sharkey. Michael Andrea. Benjn- ALLAN on Sunday. I lhf d lUl. nnd guests, Arthur a fnmtly dinner party Prfsont f I In-am Mm arc Aitlin^ ,it llii-* HamiiKinH Orjian. -mir IIIIII-IT scout training are eligible. I ivrmiij;! 4111111- leiiM-aiul v»aMniiLiJ. \»'l suilileiil), Us imisir Dens 5 and 6 will be hosts at i|.»'« n mapir lliin^ ... , , the pack meeting December 12 at (1958 GOAL IS $143,500) h lifn v.»i «1M'H v.m'n- «»•!. il v^ ""' »'"'" ?"» ri% "r''''- the school. After the business h I'Livs I'-M-II yoiir'siiii|»l'>l tune «illi -urli |ici»i-r ami juv, session a Christmas party will be v HI fr.-l liki- MiiniiiB \* illi it. F..r tin- Hiiniiin.nil I *pm ILH held. There will be an exchange of lii...i-an(li of <)reh«'stral H»M.-S ami time- rninl.inalinns >mi <'iin gift.s An Inspiring Example for All: mnpirr «itli ... far ini»ri- thuri any or^in that evm remotely The Pack will be hosts at the r,,.'ii;>.ir<-4 nilh it. . ..• Round Table of Raritan Council GIVE MORE ONCE! N..w t.Hi. vou ran a PERTH AMBOY, N.J com u(» morfl ticket pr"* '» "" Member Federal*Depotk Insurance Corporation . N5 «U»W« 'or oul rvlce. 1 Member Federul Reserve System 627 BARK AVENUE, I' ^ \ OHe« M.ud.y l« KrljU, ^^y^ 7.38OO ' 9t3U AM. lu 3:30 I'-M- PAGE TWELVE FttlMY, DKfKMnF.R 0, 1!*lf,7 • FEMALE HELP WANTED • • ' WANTED TO RENT State Parkway this year de- scheduled i,, ., Capitol Dome 11 Uji on October 31.... spite a lcng-standlng ban Civic Unit Plans cludiiiK Nick V''1 H THE BIO CHRISTMAS season SMALL furnished apartment or (From Editorial Page! Newly elected Democratic law- against them. ... New Jersey Hl»h Srhnnl [„'!"" means big profits for Avon Rep- room with private bath for man State Water Resources Advis- makers who captured control families received $95,883,000 Cftpraro bns,.|, ," ory Committee favors the df- .in life insurance benefit pay- Sports Program CLASSIFIED resentatives. We train you. Start working temporarily away from of the General Assembly at his home. Call Mr. Reagon before velopment of' Spruce Run, ments during the first nine RATES — INFORMATION how. Write P. O. Box 705, Plain- the November 5 general elec- Woodbriricc 'o'V, 4:30 at KM-4261. 12-5 near Clinton, as a companion montbs of this year. MENLO PARK TERRACE — (1.00 for IS word* , field, or call PL-6-8655. tion will hold a mock session Pro foot ha 11 •,'""' 12-0 project to Hound Valley. . . . of the Legislature on January Well-known Woodbrldge sports and lenctiiiK n,,,,'"'1' 4c each additional word CAPITOL CAPERS:—Edward Pnt ail 1 MISCELLANEOUS New Jersey residents are 7.... New Jersey's balance in figures will vie with films of the Payable in advance B. Millpry, . of Tenafly, 71 Accordion School • Furniture • • Music Instruction • Plumbing & Heating • Roofing & Silling Slipcovers - Draperies 11 • Wallpaper - Paint t •![.,•, • |;^^^^^^^^^^M i lll\( IS1|\ Enroll yoiir rhlld E&L NOW IN OUR now for private HENSCH'S classes. ROOFING To I lear NEW HOME! TRUMPET CO. Accordion School i GUITAR RADER'S • BIGGER VALUES! Insured CUSTOM-TAILORED 172 Brown Avenue, Iselin ACCOHDION • MORE TOP BRANDS! • SAXOPHONE Roofing Installation and SLIPCOVERS GIBSON Repairs ot All Types Private Accordion Lessons • BETTER SERVICE! TROMBONE MODERN meet mi I),,, (Given in Vuur Horn? or Our GUITARS • ALUMINUM SIDING DRUMs • TRADITIONAL • PITTSBUBGH Studio) • LOWER PRICES! and Amplifiers • LEADERS • GUTTERS the hum,. • Complete Accordion Rfpairi • Plumbing and • PROVINCIAL • Hel'chui. \V. • Salei, Rentals, Exchanges STUDENT RENTAL PLAN • SLATE REPAIR PAINTS : • Pickups and Amplifiers Installed Heating Sales t HOT ASPHALT ROOFS Choice of New 1958 Patterns • Music Books for Accordion For Information Call 1H-2-694S and Service WINTER BROS. SPECIAL! For Information Call • Oil Burners, For Free Estimates Phone • QUALITY SAMMY RAY'S I ' Of t'dlir.l'.lri;, Sales and Service 3-Pc, Set ME 4-5666 WAYSIDE FURN. SHOP SAM LAQUADHA, Prop. VA6-5616 «rV» 6-0420 WALLPAPERS His •-uii,i (•• Serving Woodbridge Residents MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP Reg. $129.95 Since 1937 467 New brunswick Av«nut, Fords • FURNACE CLEANING (if MlKlei;, i Dancing - Twirling • St. George Avenue at U. S. $89-95 > PAINTERS* Highway 1, Avenel KARMAZIN All." i>: \i. SUPPLIES ! Deui'ee lin;i: (At the Woodbridge PLUMBING & HEATING | Mttster.s I),,c BE SMART . . . Cloverleaf Circle) Learn to Play the Accordion • Commercial • Residential T.R.STEVENS LEARN TO DANCE! Op*n 9 A. M. to 9 P. M., Intl. Sat. • Industrial Budget Terms The Modern, 18 MAIN ST. (Opp. Town H*ll) Roofing and Sheet Metal, Work Phone MErcury 4-6666 685 ST. GEORGE AVENUE Haste.-.M-.- MErcury 4-4105 RADER'S mecliiiK v.i.i ENROLL NOW- Easy Way WOODBRIDGE CUSTOM DRAPERIES • ALL FIELDS OF DANCING Newest 1958 Patterns Lynn.S, I'l.li :; No Accordion 378 State Street • TWIRLING INCLUDED Repairs Railway M: Pianos aid Organs of all Visit Our Showroom— • SPECIAL GROUP CLASS • Furniture Repair t To Buy PERTH AMBOY John Bid'.*"!; Types Open'Daily 9:30 to 6, FEE On Our Easy Rental Plan FfcMM Mrs c; w Friday 9:30 to 9 Mrs. H N i — For Further Information — International, modern and classical CALL KI-1-5295 SOFA S12 - CHAIR $6 musk' taught to beginners and ad- .For Fret Estimates V A 63639 be KIIUI to i i vanced studrliti Agent* lor all top- interested ,:, KAY SYMCHIK, Director REBUILT IN YOUR HOME make accordions, Air-CQ»dMoninj - Warm Air Heat Call ME-4-6410 IntuiitrKI Exhtust System Associiitiiiii . CARTERET SCHOOL OF All Work Guaranteed Motor Guirdt DANCING • Springs W« rarry a lull line ol Musical FOR FREE ESTIMATES ENJOY FISHING TRIP Instruments and Accessories IJJ fDOAR RTRKBf. CAHTEWt Retifd C»U ME-4-2US or MK-4-S2M RON-LEN COLONIA —Members and guests • New Heavy DECORATORS, INC. of the Colonia Sportsmen's Club Two \»'H Perth Amtiov's Oldest Established participated in a fishing trip out Webbing Accordion Center 93 Main Street of trie Atlantic Highlands. Catch Delicatessen > New IS Ye.in at the Same Location • Service Stations Woodbridge Linings Because we hate practically of the day included whiting, cod ISELIN \ EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER NO OVERHEAD and ling. High hook winner was and Mi-v s :-; i SUNSHINE UPHOLSTERY we can offer low prices on Leo Reuter. Participating were welcomed ;i Ed Bonkoski, Prop. Specialists in Sagging Seat Pianos and Organ* Richard Ahearn, Leo Reuter. Al- Ladies' Auxil TREAT SHOPPE Bottoms 357 State St., P. A. VA-6-1290 USED PIANOS bert Collins, ,John and Paul Naijy. Plans wii, For Immediate Service Call TOWNE GARAGE 613 Railway Ave., Woodbrldfe Bought and Sold Slip Covers Otto Youngbluth, Robert Dill- lliury paiiv FUlton 8-5280 J. P. Gardner & San worth, Srwin Peterson, Joseph children1:, p.i (ODD. White Church) PIANO INSTRUCTION Sabo, O. Carle, L. Antonlac. • SALADS at Their Best 485 AMBOY AVENUE Birthdav Photography Phone LM-mi George Baliat. Anthony Stiipko, Woodbridge Octiibi-r. \.,:. • SODA FOUNTAIN INSURANCE Edison Piano Co. Cal Scalzo, R. Wesoott. Harry were eric:!! ,i• 1059 Amboy Avenue MErcury 4-3540 SELECT NOW! Evans, Petrr Oaidull, Raymond nif!lit Mi I • FRESH BAKERY GOODS Kabulqus new 1951 Slip Compton, Jay McCorkle, and R. (Edison) Fords, N. J. We're Specialists In .special aw.ii, SAVE Cover Fabrics now in Jede'.e. Stru.Ssei ll,i- Open 7 A. M. to 10:3§ P. M. Up to • REAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT slock. We'll brine saiu- plti to your home. INCLUDING SUNDAYS CHAS. A. BOBKIER • Piano Instructions \ AND BALANCE Closed Wednesdays All Day Financial Planning Consultant 50% • BRAKE SERVICE SERMAYAN ESTATE ANALYSIS We Specialize In By Ordering UPHOLSTERY SHOPS BUSINESS AND GROUP Est. 1M7 Drugs All Your BEGINNERS • AVENEL INSURANCE • Sewing Machines ME 1-1211 Take Your Pic\ PHOTOGRAPHIC Piano Instructions FU-S-MM Life, Accident, Hospitalizatlon Taught in /your own home — Telephone — CHRISTMAS evenings ana Saturday!, HOVANEC Avenel Pharmacy FlM-4110 MA-3-0451 — For Information Call — SEWING MACHINE SERVICE TWO BRAND NO 944 RAHWAY AVENUE 79 Hickory Koad 1180 Raymond GIFTS NOW! COLONIA Bhd., Newark Frank Hovanee Prop. MErcnry 4-1914 A Small Deposit Will Ktxttii MARK R.SIMON 657 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret • Sporting Goods Your Stlection Till Christmas 64 Mulberry Street, Carteret PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE KM-5451 • Liquor Stores • EASY PAYMENT PLANS KM-2344 • Machines Repaired and GULF Service Statit WHITMAN'S CANDIES Electrified. Get That REEL FIXED KODA COLOR Cosmetics - Film Radio & TV Servlct • • Needles and Parts for all NOW! Telephone MErcury 4-1889 SERVICE Greeting Cards Color Film Developing Makes. STATION Wotdbridge 48 HOUR SERVICE • Expert Workmanship and FOR FOR LEASI AL'S RADIO Prompt Service. M1TCHKU. ] Liquor Store Black and White Film "RUMER" "PENN" Developing and Printing & TELEVISION #1 - ROOSEVELT AVEN JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. "ALCEDO", "AIREX", "CENTAURE" 24 HQUR SERVICE Prompt Expert &epaln • Shoe Repairing • RAYMOW JAQKSO11 Complete Stock of Domestic lome of Reel Parts RCA Tube* and Parts and Retail and PEKOLA TERRA( and Imported Wines, Beers AW SOft BEST SELECTION OF BatUrlet i and Liquors REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY PHOTO SUPPLIES IN TOWN! ALL MAKES Druggist* iU AMBOY AVENUE 34 PERSHING AVENUE MARTINSON STORE CARTERET Reel Checked, Cleaned, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. CARTERET, N. J. 443 Lake Avenge, Colonia A An $8 Main Street GALLARD'S PHOTO (Next to Shell Station) PoUthed, Greased and /,|||| A. Klab, It., Prop. Adjusted, for Only 4 Phone FU-1-0114 #2-ROUTE 1 and Woodbridge, N. J. 547 Amboy Are. ME-4-3151 Telephone KI-1-5M9 Plus Parti if Needed • Shoe Repairing • TROUT WORMS Telephone MErcury 4-0554 • Moving & Trucking • • Scissor and Ice Skate • WILDLIFE PICTURES BUTLER STREET 8ET NEED Sharpening (framed) Plunbinf & Heating • REPAIRT Complete Moving Job • Radio and TV Tubes CaU Special Price Cut of AVENEL Funeral Directors • 3 Rooms $25 4 Rooms $30 Tested ME-4-4360 U% on All Fishlnc Tackle 5 Rooms |35 6 Rooms $40 "Come in soon . .. you'r* only Uri Month ol Utttmbtt All Utdf Iniund — to Years Kip. WOODBHWGE ART'S RADIO a stranttr here once," Aik How You Can Win Modern 2 Bay Stations ECONOMY MOVERS & TELEVISION One of Our Trophiea SYWWIECKI NATIONWIDE MOVERS Plumbing & Hooting f FI8HING Fulton 8-3914 —SALES and SERVICE— DlinV C TACKLE WITH ALL FACII.ITH* Funeral Home • Remodeling 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL Have A Business Or lUlUI U AND REPAIR 48-State- • tyew Installations Antennas Installed. TobM Unt- 8POBTING GOODS Moving • MINIMUM INVESTMENT 46 Atlantic Street t Gas and Oil Burners cd free at our store, Oar Radio* Service Problem?? lit Monroe Street, Rah^ay Service serviced promptly. Telephone FU S-S844 Carteret, y. J. AGENT • FINANCING CAN HE AptK Call ME-4-304C, HI-3-73U REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! Solve It Through National Van Lines L. PUGUE8E - A. UPO 4 EABN WHILE YOU lf Telephone KM-5715 Roofing and Siding • The DIRECTORY Television Excellent A. W. Hull mid Son MAKE CHANUKAH GIFTS For Expert Lucal and Uui Henry Janaen & Son COLONIA — Mrs. J. Haunter, Movlnc and Storage Charles Farr j' viOJUriONWJUKK BllmBimKdd of dolman of the "Ship-a-Box" For Right 'Parly! »n| 9k«*l Metal Work TELEVISION Household and Office Furniture Plumbing • Heating project announced at a meeting Authorized. Agent Roofing, Metal Ceilings and of the board of directors at the FLYNN & SON Howard Van I.lnei Electric Sewer Service SERVICE home Of Mrs. 8. Levtngon, 61 Call EL 4-2700 1UNEHAL HOMES Separate Kuumt lor Storaje Furnaee Wwk at reasonable rates KhUbllihed SI Van CRATING • PACKING Telephone: Cameo Place, that members of the *ii 9 A. M. uud 5 P. M. - Ask I"1 Ml 430 Ka*t Avenue SHIPPING MErcury»<-0»94 588 Alden Street National Council of JewHh Call Perth Aaiboy Uuclalmed furniture ol Every Women will make rag dolls and UJU l)r Call ti Kurd Ave., Ford* Ml LINDEN AVENUE Office and Warehouse Woodbridge, N. J. other gifts for children In Ct*w VA-8-0J5H Wanca for Chanukah at the De- Herb Richman TV : SI Atlantic Street, < ailertt Woodbrldft, N. J, Telephone MErauty 4rlia KEYPORT 7-5295-R » ' Tel. KM-5540 cember 9 meeting. Mid. a Wldom, Fulton 8-9164 Linden, pie«lded. PRESS FRTDAY. DECEMBER fl. lflf.T PAGE THIRTEEN COWB $H ... YOU'Ll SAVE I (SHE KNOWS AiP'i CASH SAVINGS All TNI IIST SAVINGS!) SUPER-RICHT" QUALITY Titley Tea SMOKED HAMS White ir Eltlwr Shank PortSM lilt Pinion fill Cut Salada Tea Bast p«g- 29: 39: 49A Treat with Ham . . . Applberry Ready-to-Eot Hams "XTXT ' •«*<** fonion "-HJC Hall - full Cul tb 3 I C New Green Cabbage !*.1," *• LIZ CAPTURES NEW YORK All the traditional hoopla is ^.rkfd into the welcomm* ticker-kipc nnd confetti blizzard as ' Sauce N,.w Ytirk welcomes Queen KliMbHIi II and Prince Philip. The ' ,,,y;il couple travel slowly up lower Broadway in Manhattan 30 | BONELESS CHUCK Ib. Ki;it more than a million viewers' pa. king the sidewalks can j POT ROAST "Super-Riglit" Quality -{HO FAT ADDED) ,,. them through the plastic-domed parade car. The flags of ' 59 ihe United States and Great Britain nutter over the impres- j MVU scene. " 1 Tana Fish BONELESS 8 it. STEWING BEEF s"Super-lll{lil" 59c SAUSACE mowi •» SERVE Ulll'i Iraait-O-Chiclan 45< III I MM 'Strikes twice in the same place. Center Cull Ib. ••:•• United States is planning Wllhln three minutes recently a Whita maal 7 ci. «7» SMOKED HAM SLICES "Suptr-Rlghl" . \p;ind lt-s helium productive! te'<'|lhone P°'P' a haystack am" UWi pack can •' 89( FRESH CODFISH STEAKS 39< ,<;iv to meet needs in the mis-jan 0P('n fk'ld, all within 100 fee .irul other defense programs.. °' Miller's home, were hit b: ir.piehensive' long-range pro-, u'nhtmiif! holts during a thunder* ,:M t.-. being planned, aimed at st()lm- Fluffo FROZEN FOODS! extraction of all possible' — GoM-celorad ihortaninq FARM-FRESH tAVORITES! im from natural gas before it CAR ME°WS U1N I Ib.fEa 10coHlabalQ«« wd for fuel. Current helium' Q CY, Ill:-Carl Menke drove ptrjl. ^' Auction i« at a rate of about!hls automobile to a garage, ex- c..W 3lb.«*. W Y w 0lMN RIK e .uiKi.ono cubic feet a year. | plaininK. "It meows like a cat." 2 ''"• 35 Sur« enough, a mechanic, check- BANANAS o T ;? r 2-19c BS^: 2 45c riiri.- «TBIKC(I lllf!l dlS('0VCTt>d that between the Grisco DHIlftliflJ Our Lowest f[nce .. Years I A I T* y^ ^ Ba||$ nil h rwmivtn 1 h()0d hinije wld the alr.(,ond,tlon. ^C Downy!lake Waffles . 2 HKiFORK. Mont.—Don't tell E. 1 IHK unit a little uray kitten was: thoritning Miller that lightning never. caught. € Morton'i A MclNTOSH APPLES £J Chicken Pot Piet Haat'niar * From Western Farms Westtn Firw GhOCSSbllfg6fS Eitili'or brand 8 Lettuce Iceberg 2 Z 25c Fresh Broccoli >T 29c Oceai Perch Fillet -- PVg35 Mazola Oil Red. Ripe , White or Pink . BfSaddd ShHmD c'p'"J^'' IO"' 9 ' X talaJl, bating and cooling Fresh Tomatoes 3", 25c Grapefruit «•"<" 5 * 39c Red L Fish Dinners •• ;;; pirrt «E0 quart M. botll.*3 bortl.W Gerber DAIRY FOODS! Baby Food Danish Blue Cheese Mix or Match 98« EVENT! Striintd Cfioppsd Switzerland Swiss tS XI" B. C COCKTAIL .SfJS »«J»« Your Choice 10>99« 6-'89' MuensterSlices FC:;1 X' Heinz Sharp Cheddar, A b"d 8"' SAVE 13c FOR MERRIER CREAM CHEESE loi.pki. 3 CHRISTMAS GIFTING... Sweet Gherkins KELLOGG RICE KRISPIES SA.VE...7t See Our Wonderland of jar SAVE 7c VEGAMATO «6ET«LE JUICE ««.tH Borden's 98 BAKED Gamembert GOODS W Your Choice Cheese SWEET POTATOES JT "«,?o11 01. CM < :;;39« DROMEDARY DATES PITTED SAVE 17c fflHBS Borden's BLUEBERRY PIE 59< tot lk(. SAVE 17c For The Entire Family! Fruit Stollen AMERICAN FOR HIM: Biscuits MEL-O-BIT SLICES lll.aln. Plain or ButUrmill Orange Chiffon Cake - DEL MONTE $2.49 O«n- 1% I ci. 47c SAVE 15c I OK HER: Li lllcU x lilm to r.ady * plgi. CLING PEACHES Ilii en $6.99 - Jane Parker Fruit Cake 98 'H (avvrile . , , over 2i fruits ami null Blue Dot Duz aib. * 5lb.-» AC XI.39 cake «1«7«# Your Choice Slut and wliif • daterqanl WELCH GRAPE JUICE FROZE, SAVE 19C DARK FRUIT CAKE .'";79< 1C AlP Bru*-Forfeit l SAVE 19c ' FROZEN More Grocery Voiues! U""* BIAMS 1t«.pki. 5 FOR Spic & Span Vienna Sausage - 2 ;; 41- LIBBY'S BROCCOLI cffi° »£»« 'or wiihinq piintad mrfacti e LiverwurstSpread .M^r 2 ,: 33 XWKr* cilCEn RKK SAVE 7c Broadcast Pigs Feet a a 98 Bumble Bie Tuna Ivory Soap For toiUt and bath 14 01.a= CAMPBELL VEGETABLE SOUP SAVHSc ptg p.r.on.l ?5 4 •akti River Brand Brown Rice J DEL MONTE «™r™ $»« jo< Burry's Cookies a^^chp Ivory Soap 39« DOLE'S PIMEAPPU JUICE S*«j9« 'Oil LITTLE ONES // Nestle's Mortals *::;';; 21° \\\ A small deposit will r diih«t, laundry or bath hold your selection 'til Q.T. Instant Frosting . 2 CAMPBELL'S PORK ami BEANS SAVMOC SI.99 to $3.99 I A^ wanted. Cocoa Marsh Ch;;:T ' •:; 35° V SHOP EARLY OPEN EVENINGS 20 Mule Team Borax . . 'TIL CHRISTMAS Ivory Soap Boraxo pa*^ ^^ >°*p ji diiU», Itindry or bath CHARGE IT F^li Naptha Soap . . 3 ,..». CHEEZ-IT ««««» ri7« PREMIUM«•««. £25t 3^:29' tritu t««Hw rilitj lit, D«Mn*ti 7th In IMIIM M.rktti inrf S«J(-kr«kt iltif* **ly. Joy Oxydol Colgate's AD BlueChter Dash Deg Food Laddie Boy Detergent Diltrgart (or »utomalia Naw waih day iu(li F»rt!fi«f»lthilvM OhiekenDogFood waihan o.uid Detergent Far tha limlly »a,ih All « It M |1| 2 oi. ckicLan • cam *• With 60c off labal' tin 39* T W° SHOE C« A&P SELF SERVICE STORE A & P SUPER MARKET, 113 Main St., Woodbridge 54Q New Brunswick Avenue, "Christmas .S/i/»/H-r Headquarter* " , Comfortably Air-Conditioned * Open Tuesday* * Thuredayt Til 9 P.M. - Frldayi Til 10 P. M. FORDS, NEW JERSEY M 182 SMITH ST. P™TH AMBOY| PAGE FOURTEEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1957 OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. GUYS FORDS - WOODBRIDGE p RT. No. 9, Vi MILE from TURNPIKE EXIT 100 Yards from Exit 128 — Garden State Parkway HOURS: S 9:3 IK" 11 * NOTICE! All Church & Charity Groups - - - FIBREGLASS Sculptured Christmas • SPECIAL DISCOUNT on TOYS • Pinch Pleated NINON Krinjs Idi-nlificalion to Ston« Manager Table - BONUS OFFER - Draw LIONEL DIESEL FREIGHT "AUDIO Curtains ENGINEER" Drapes Cloths and. Trainman's 97 97 67 HEADLIGHT AND Emergency Pair- MARINE-TRACTION 4 2 1 LANTERN Reg. 6.98 Reg. 4.98 52x52 DIESEL ENGINE if rurchasrd < With Ihr purchase of any Lionel Train Set of Sli or more In Lionel Accessories. • Box Car • Caboose • Flat Individually Car with Logs • Gondola with 37-90 USUALLY ADVERTISED AT 3.98 USUALLY ADVERTISED AT 2<»n Canisters With TMs .98 LADIES' FLANNELETTE LADIES' COTTON 8-SECTION CURVED TRACK Coupon 2 SECTIONS STRAIGHT TRACK FOR BOTH Automatic Uncoupling Control Lockon #t5(i!( Reg. 7.98 DUSTERS CHALLIS GOWN: CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS String of MULTIPLE SETS - 8 Lifhts vl 25 Indoor 3" • 25 Outdoor 4" In Serifs TINSEL & TREE ORNAMENTS at LOWEST PRICES MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Floral prints, pink and Washable, warm blue backgrounds sjeepwear TELEVISION SET i "BEAT THE CLOCK" Nylon trim Waltz length and long gowns An Electric Toy Television Set Jewelled buttons DELUXE GAME Prints on white & Complete With Sizes 12 to 18 pastel grounds WITH BLACKBOARD, CHALK Sizes 32-44 and Phonograph // kl ' Illuminated pictures move across MAGNETIC screen synchronized to sound of USUALLY ADVERTISED AT 2.98 USUALLY ADVERTISED AT 7.M:» record. • With 5 records and 10 .01) LETTERS With This 1 film strips. lull pun Reg. 10.00 LADIES' FLECK LADIES 100% HI-BULK WOOL SKIRTS Orion TWIN SET! "REMCO" TRANSISTOR RADIO KIT 107 Coupon Prc-ansembled pkwtic eubineU sensitive slatiun tuner, regulation headphone, battery, diode de- Reg. 6.95 tector and transistor amplifier. Soft and fluffy . . . a joy to wear, a pleasure to own. Multi-colored fleck with All desired colors. slot and kick-pleat front Slip-on and cardi- Novelty bfclt , Westinghouse gan at this price*1 Black anil brown is sensational. • TWIN BRUSH • Sizes 22-30 Sizes 34-40.* With This FLOOR POLISHER Coupon #LP1 Good Through Dec. 7, 195? USUALLY ADVERTISED AT 7.9« USUALLY ADVERTISER AT Ladies' Full Fashioned minuus Mazelte LADIES1 MAN-TAILORED| HOT POINT .95 ORLON CARDIGANS ROLL-UP SLEEVE 17" PORTABLE T. V. With Antenna 119 SHIRTS TOP NAME Cabinet Sink .88 .39 I • Double Druinbourd I! • Porcelain Top 54 • Fixtures Included 54 Never before at this AUTOMATIC GAS - 30 GALLON Never befoie at this low price price, perjiaps never again! Fine quality broad- .88 cloth All the prettiest shades In white, pink, - HOT WATER HEATER - awes 34-40 blue, maize, beige, turquoise and mint GLASS LINED ~~ 10 YEAR WARRANTY L Convertible collir ~"i i 54 Sizes 32-38 <- IMUCES 1)0 NOT INCLUDE DELIVERY) MMMMMMMMMMMMII: SANTA'S CHRISTMAS \ SANTA'S CHRISTMAS Gins GUIDE GIFTS GUIDE VOL XXXVI-NO. 34 (KartereCARTERET, N. J.t, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1957 PRICE TIN CKNT8 COME TOWN! Everywhere you look ... in the pages of this Section and in your favorite stores... you'll see proof of the joyful news. Santa Claus has come to town! Jolly old Santa has brought with him a wonderful array of gifts, to make this rheTmerriest Christmas ever... for everybody. Brows* through this Section for ex- citing gift ideas.. .and start your shopping early. CHRISTMAS CIfT?Tr,TM,\f' Poivrrril Toys for lloth ; snTnty snkei for boys and, of cunis'\ nl.o include fasHnatinx Practical Gifting Rates Room for Hoys. (w"r/.«t in Variety trnin seta. Tomorrow's export mechanics Now as Fixed Traditions Ties on is I!. 111• t y operated toys are to be can have an automobile with u transparent body to reveal the The practice of choosing major more and more stimulating to f'li-iil in "renter variety than ever The fact thai,' 0' workhiK parts, or gasoline powered home appliances for giving to more nnd more husbands. .'. im I'hii. iniii.s MIVIIIB this year, for whole rack full ,, , 'f1 bmii i'hl.s nnd boys. They range bunts. mother at Christmas Time has Larger families and fewer serv- r 1 fn.iii .1 "Dancing Dan," actually become a fixed tradition in the ants no doubt have had some siBii that he doofn ,• moiivjini by the human voice, to GIKT THE FAMILY American Scene. share in .stimulating this trend. new ones. If he runs • liiiMi nm1 washing machines for Christmas is a family The trend actually began many, Here the need is for effort saving, aae, you'll find at ,],. c thr nix and to lathes and drills affair, include j;lfts of games that many yearn ago among bolder and burden lifting devices for mom. siw of his neckwear GAY, VET/ELEGANT holiday centerpiece of carnations, holly, YuIt- balls and tall slim tapers. This handy arrangement should last throughout the Christmas Make Your Christmas Shopping Easier season. With the Convenience Of The SOMETHING NEW Make her a gift of fashion news, iu "The Hanftuith All the Services" IRST BANK AND TRUST COMEANY PEUTH AMBOV, N. J. MEMBER PEUKBAL DBKLFLIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NOTHING ELSE TO BUY • No Opening (lliar^e • No Carrying Charge • No Down Payment • No Extra Charge HANOI-CHARGE • 3 Months to Pay t Take Your (Jift Purchases with You DELUXE OUTOT Ask in Any of the Stores Below for No ordinary rings, thc«, but ore- Details of Joining. fully selected diamonds \H ' *•" r ' 8 T:,^-£ ARE BEST OF ALL! • JEWELRY tsTrnachi/i j^ • SEPARATES Give her fur . . . the |l| • SLACKS gift that gives her % vA that cherished 'feel- \i • A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Gifts 'til Christmas ... ing, that delights her g • COATS at Christmas and g long after. Choosing $ I OPEN THIS FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. • JACKETS the right fur is easy, $ | ami BEGINNING THURSDAY, DEC. 12th Wool Filled thanks to our wide jjj Cotton Satin Covered selection of fine qual- $ jj WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY OUILTS 9.95 • UMIUII; ity, fine fashion furs, $ and our lay - away 3, I EVENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS! • KOBES plan makes payment SSj 1OW EL SETS easy, too. s j St. Mary's 1.98 to 7.98 BLANKETS and Others Custom-Made Slipcovers SHOWER SETS / A Small Deposit } 8 Pieces Complete • 2.98 to 11.98 / Dueron and Acrilon Holds Any Coat COMFORTERS Sofa, 2 Chairs, 5 Cushions Chenille Vnlil Christmas! -ir%i aiul PILLOWS • Zippers Throughout SPREADS ; jjj |j , 9.95 lo 10.% • Heavy Welting 3.98 to 14.98 Regular $119.00 Quilted Spreads with Lurex Mink J,« 15ATI! SETS I S 2.29 to 4.95 SALE PRICE 7.98 to 14.98 Bates Phone Uare gi j|\£heet and Pillow Case .95 SPREADS oon l\ ME-4-3036 5.98 to 10.98 I^JNOVELTY SETS } For Prompt I 2.49lo 10.98 Service 79 U™".™.J ORDER NOW! ! TABLECLOTHS I'trnian Lamb DRAPERY WE ALSO MAKE CUSTOM-MADE sJnart "Slnitex" Prints and ; TO Solids—Gay Holiday Patterns | IM FABRICS ORDER gure to make a big hit! J!S 9«c lo 2.49 DRAW DRAPES 2.25 lo 5.49 S CURTAINS FOR EVERY ROOM GIVE YARD GOODS and SEWING NEEDS! • G'tfl Certificates ^ DACRON TAMBOUR CURTAINS 3.98 to 4.98 We've bolt upon bolt of the loveliest fabrics just waiting to be turned into smart wearables. tt DACRON TAILORED—No Ironing 1.98 to 3.49 • Lay-umiy Plan '! DACRON*-No Ironing-Priscilla 2.49 to 16.98 | COTTONS from 59c yd. J • Gift • SATIN p"P Quality Pelts ' S COTTAGE SETS 198 to 3.98 | 60" WOOLENS and C • QUILTED COTTON ! ° ;Mtn,M MIRACLE FABRICS 2 98 to iM • MILIUM LININGS P" the Very latest tt DINETTE SETS - • Curon QUILTED LINING T OPEN FRIDAY | Styles! 1 ¥w [ KVF.N1N<; TILL 9a I t. CAFE WITH MATCHINMAiutiiiMGu VALANCvrturti "-E^ 1.9*•"8" to •""3.98" a . J! ?,,, |.f./}|i.BnH New Silk Glaraa Prlnts S DkAPES-Fiberglas, Printed Barks, • . I • ZJ&FUOM DUAPES Created | ZJ Bark, Satin Backs .... 2.98 to 10.98 | 45" Wide 1.19 yard . NYLON LUEEX UCV Handl-Charge 0 niuljji't Plan ** "// u Comes from Borders You Know that it's Good" for the Lady of Taste ... IWOODBRIDGE in i •• FASHIONS • BORDEN'S Surprise Center H'H 101 MAIN Slltlll, WOODBRIDGE FUR SHOP : MK-4-1135 522 Amboy Avenue 84 MAIN STREET (Corner of School Street) TEL. ME 4-3036 TEL. JWE4-0770 . it, PAGE FOUR CHRISTMAS S be married next June probably carved deep with stars — some likes the ring. easy care. will get her diamond thLs Christ- with very modern, free-form The size of the diamond, which Practical, Lovely Especially pi.Brl| Diamond Rings 1 1 mas and start filling her hope ! stars-~cdme In two weights and Is measured in carats and points: designed for lou,,,,,', " 'N»B chest the first of the year. widths, the larger ring for him one hundred points equal a carat sleeping. "• ;i so that a flfty-flve-polnt diamond Are Lingerie Gifts Play Gift Role Although brighter than tinsel and the smaller for her. weighs just over a half-carat. and frostier than a snowbank in The- Christmas diamond Is Both liniterle and sleepwear for Jusi. m rasp you thlnlc Christ- moonlight, a diamond engage- supposed to be a big -surprise, but The size of the "head" or top „... •" would mas is for children, how come ment ring — It will please you to there are variables here. A week of the ring where the diamonds her Christmas have the gift of belt ensemble" h 'tin, I that Mr. Clau.s delivers so many know — never comes all tricked or two before, the girl herself may appear. This is all-important to looking pretty and being practical. various 5mts ftlu|' •'>D"! U diamond rings nn December 24th? out for the Christmas trade. You have helped choose It. After all. the look of the ring on the hand. Everything from warm, cozy Alligator leathers <•„, Almost door-to-door In some lar. along with v ^l]l never see It carved with holly or what el.se would she don for a Almost any jewelry store has a flannel nlifhtpowns and ski pa- mh communities, when: many young lifetime of wear without even skin, with bucklosH, mistletoe or enameled like a variety of ring mountings In jamas to lacy slips brings after- people, home from college, are polnscttia. trying it on in the store! sizes and shapes to flatter differ- nickel and other ;1U, ','" havinK an '•eii|?a(^lnt;" time of it! Christmas rewards In comfort and Three New Motifs Take the matter of size alone. ent types of hands. and alloys. ''' Actually, by count of the U.S. This season the ring mount- A filrl never knows her ring size Census, there were more mar- ings have three motlffl, however, -- she doesn't get a ne\v ring that FOR THE GIRLS lianefi last December than in any that will please the sentimental. often. Actually, there are three Model trains are available for ftpiinK month except the pro- There Is the little swinging bell, aspects of size to consider: verbial June oven more than In loops or wenvinit bunds of "rib- The size of the band - and any member of the family this fashionable October. bon," and engraved stars. New, Hint can be adjusted from one to season, including pastel colored Jnorei) ha Rue s J Anyway, the nirl who Dlans to shiny, whlte (told wedding bands three sizes larger or smaller If she rolling, stock, for the girls. ^raiW^WBail«W^ 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1957 Christmas Special* "The Friendly Store' Thele are* high quality toys—u)il,|t,T them We expect i hig rush *> \tn,\ ,n HUNDREDS OF WONDERFUL dry cleining md order your toys ,,,,:, L.. GIFT HER WITH A HANDBAG that's exactly for her, says Santa. SuKJtested for the career woman, or any woman who wears \ SUZIEthc s suits, is barrel-shaped grained leather bag, top left. Squared-ofT leather pouch, top right, is idral for thr suburbanite or any imly I 1 ,79 ('"iilvjluf J ••,. woman who wears tweeds. Soft, dressy suede bag will please the mature woman, while the shoulder strap bag is suggested for W.th • iim Dry Clcnmg ,,r,l,, the teenager. Ml/JL 11 in 11 mih high, plus: awercd.miing vquirtcl. with 1 uucy plastic face inH holds 1 liny bouqurt of flowetl. TOMMY THE TERRH.R only *1,79 (lctil1 v'llH ! •'• 12 With 1 $2.00 Dry Cle.ninK ,„«(., TOMMY 1114 inchts K,8h. pU, Gotham - Gold Stripe - Berkshire - Blendwcll inv(rct) and sunds l(urdll)' Larkwood N on his (uur rcinfurccd legv Lingerie and House Coats MOREY La RUE By Luxite - Seamprufe - Barbizon - Loungees TRUCK-BANK SWEATERS # COSTUME JEWEL °°iy *. 0 9 'rtl11'Vi 'Uc * • • by Helen Harper JEWELRY BOXES With • $1.00 Dry Cleaoing orda House Slippers - Gloves - Ha Made of tough brcak-tHisiam plastic with jouinc rubrxf whtrlv Hankies - Umbrellas - Blouses - Pajamas FIRE TATROL TRIKE eives Mcuuict 7" loojj by I" high. Dresses - Skirls - Luggage THRIFT INCENTIVES are fur- added zest of ever desired doco- nished by newly styled banks motion sought by youngsters. modeled after her favorite Note space in which Sis stands. pooch. FOR HIM I By Garton.) si BE ORIGINAL I Dress up wrapped packages Tics - Gloves - Shirts - Jackets with small, attractive and useful Phone for Prompt Koiitciiian Scnirr objects—for example, a colorful set of measuring spoons or a gala HI 2-6161 or FU 1-1100 Belts - Hats - Socks - Shoes lipstick. ', $2,Jewelry - Wallets - Slippers - Sweaters Underwear - Slacks — Pajamas Umbrellas - Luggage Nationally Advertised Brands! FOR BABY Hlunkets - Pram Robes Sweaters — Sweater Sets ' SPORTS Novelties - Dresses - Underwear GIFTS JAGS has the perfect gift Carter's Infants Wear for everyone on your list! For the Fisherman •••'/ Perm" Q.50 -for a musical SLIPPERS FOR SIS or BROTHER REELS ..., £up For the Bowler . . . Christinas! Love Dresses — Kaynee Boys Wear "EBONITE" BALL GIFT CERTIFICATES Excjusivc Agency lor Such A musical instrument under the tree will n..i-.' «V50 a truly noteworthy Christmas. Come, CIIOOM .•. •'• ' Leroi Socks - Suow Suits — Jackets Famous Name Accordions : BAGS 2 to-plea.se gift from our wide selection ai : ••- up as Fur Muff and Hat Sets - Slippers For the* Skater reduces prices! • EXCELSIOR House Coats and Robes ROLLER .50 Check These Specially Priced Gift Suggestions: SKATES : t ACCORDIANA Underwear - Pajamas, ICE .50 SKATES • HELL For Tennis Players . . . • EXCELSIOIA FOR TH£ HOME "SpaldiiiK," "Wright & Ditson" • TlTAN.0 and "Rawllng" Equipment • IORIO -Shop Now TENNIS «V15 Blankets - Comforters - Table Cloths t ACME .While RACKETS ^up TRUMPET Outfit Selection Gift Sets - Bedspreads! For the Golfer . . . Is Bfst! "Spaldlng" and "Burke" Special! $59.50 In an unusually complete selection of 75 S-Pc. Set of OO.50 styles and colors. Make a wonderful gift! CLUBS CLARINET Outfit Dozen Special! $69.50 BALLS CADDY -I 1,75 TROMBONE Outfit Give A Gift Certificate CARTS : , up We have a number of 120 bass Special! $69.50 * — ALSO — sUdlo-u«d and reconditioned Leather and Rubber 1 .75 VIOLIN Outfit The recipient will then have the opportunity t ACCORDIONS : to make his or her personal selection. BASKETBALLS * up Special! $32.50' FROM Open All Day Wednesday FOOTBALLS 98c DRUM Outfit "Rlpon" Loafer .95 SOCKS 1 up Special! $95.00 During December A small depotlt will hold your choice till Chrittmaa Electric Guitar Outfit UKULELES FREE USE OUK LAY-AWAY PLAN Store Hours: PliENTV OF FREE " Speciall f 89.00 PARKING SPACE Specials now on Tenor, Baritone and Regular like*. We Carry a lull line of Mu»lo»l I'AlfckllNG Daily 9 to 6 OPEN EVERY NICHT Instruments and Accessories TILL.CIIRIS MAS AT Christensen's OPEN FRIDAY PertU Amboy'i Oldest Estubluhed Accordion Cvnivr II) Years at the Same Location t REAR EVENING 1 JAG'S Dcfuwlmcnt Store I ENTRANCE 'Til 9 O'clock SPORTING GOODS EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER <)7 MAIN-STREET WOOUBRlUt.E I 400 STATK STKKKT BONKOSKI, I'KOl'HIETOtt s Perth Ambuy State Street, Perth Anikoy HI ( Mtl-~Uenry Jitluwski, I'tup. .,|,HISTMAS SUPPLEMENT ?AOE FIVE junta Heralds Brilliant »f the things one finds In the .Iwlry store, has an tdd«d di- mension of usefulness; wearing Travel can be piristmas with Bag Fullapparel, now^o smartly styled for »" BRe groups, Is more than a matter of comfort and utility be- Guide to Gift )f New Ideas for Gifti cause it can be a gift of confi- dence inspiring and character With more and moie America- building fashion; and names art cntm IravplinK each year, nlfts, , wt R.....H IUCM, linn come to town e-iriv to no longer for the kiddles alone •hat m:ike trlp-laktng easier oil ,,,(:, this the most excitsne Christmas on record but for the whole family to enjoy more fun are sure to score high < is old-fashioned only in the sense th,, ,,. , together no matter how disparate A «ii' of fine hiiinagc can be How of a mast Ray and generous dlsnnJf , a Walm" the ages. h Wirvc S ;\s elnhoiii!r us u complete people happy by choosing Klfts ha w i,' * ° - Lii n.T iv. nnv ^truiB rut l W1 tllllv lh Hay With Music mntoht'rt set or as ftmple us a' -»" for Rift giving are | " "» "mm. small ovrrnight or vanity case '. ilfillment of the richer, SaVavlnnRg autonutomatlon nna made This is Roing to be a Chrlstmaf ' »««on and madp An always-on-the-go executive! l,(c that 18 possible for Rlamorous with now beauty of »v with music and entertain- type would love one of the many m in a modern era with Its designg,, tokn a ttop-rankino g posi- ment In endless and continuing i ,i|)[)i)rlunltle« for enjoying tion fimotiK ththee if g posi variety, If Santa hits his way, for popular versions of Vhe ittliuhe K the gifts mother 'he new television and radio set? enw. perhnpK mononrammed for (,-IT hours of leisure now want.s; nnndd prpsprpsrntr s of tools, now f lls, no *»d high fidelity record players, extra distinction nnd protection ,,, 10 all. The designers, •jowerr•jowerrdd , will bboo t AMONIi TIIK BEST ttf rilOTOORANlK MITv a prrrKlnn- treasured by nre vastly improved. Portability, Wimst loss en route. i.i II.S mid artisans of today ,. m-BMirea by a bulll 3 5-mm. ranirfindrr model with pnrallitt imrrcln) finder, do-it-yourself dad; while the kid- for example, has been carried to The traveler to foreign land* niiiird Santa's, team to and accrvory lrnnes. ttttt. Iht nrw l.Hrn Hie with Inht nwUr dins—heaven blew 'rm—want and the point Where "she may < In- ;, his- capacity for gift :uid jO-mm \rn*. Shown »lsn are the 90-mm And .15mm iwMt 'an havn working replicas nf all deed » have music wherever sh( J goes." untie I knm In mike wonderful tlvlne t , Sow Magically Endowed the modern machines of the age TYPICAL 01 TOY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS that actually . Mich prosaic things as to help them learn while playing It w a Christmas during whter play, and available this year in jfufflelent variety to equip a full would welcome such handy (flfts nuity are lilt If "booklet*" wittf ,, .ipliances, now magically nt being grown-up, which is their many, many more people will br band, is Ihr lightweight |ila«tfa horn Junlot is blowing so us passport ense* «nd currency ["leaves" thai tciu of! and rxpand^ ,(l with time1- and eflort- favorite pastime. loinins the ranks of amateur lustily above. exchange devices i when wet. tntci washcloths 01 Thus, the beauty and delicacy photographers, now that there are Other traveler'* aid* include: pieces of soup. ' , so many new and easy to handle filled toilet caw-1. first aid kiUj Clothing sifts that travel witlj ' cameras for maklna movies or atil! Table Top Appliances Make .uui laundry kits which hold a ease include no-iron slvirtsj •Pictures in cither black and whltr c I o t h «• A 11 n e . folding plastic blous*.s, lingerie and robes. Fold<| ir color: hungers and little envelopes full Ing umbrellas and pnckable hti|| '%•'• II is. in fact, a season of mul- Handy Little Servant Gift if soup powder. me other bnund-Ut-plrnsr gift*.* k tiple Rift giving, especially among The woman who travels, Armchair travelers, as well u Automation has come to the Of course the automatic toaster whether around the world or onm-timl ones, vumld enjoy members of the family, when not ! iusl one or two but half a. dozen realm of small, table top elec- has been with us for quite a II week-end Jaunt, would n,pprc- gifted with travel books. And, foi while. Perhaps someone on your mckaRPS are fining to be placed trical appliances to add efficiency WINNING ( OMIHNVTION for elate her favorite cologne or hand • the traveler come home, there list needs a new one, A new j manciftiiiR; Silver lii-lmr and lotion in a lenkproof, unbreakable j many gifts to hnnx biu'k tiappl Vneath the tree for everyone. to these already beautiful and This is made possible by the mother would welcome a bottle ruff-link srt and coordinated plastic bottle. memories of his adventure — sncl convenient candidates for gift wealth of useful and handsomely warmer for baby. silver mesh belt with black alli- the many gifts that are as delicious uouimet foods froni designed devices to help make life Hand irons, With automatic gator buckle. cost but high in Inge-! forelEn lunds > \l PUBLIX PHARMACY I more comfortable, to help make With some thirty of the little heat controls, and especially the lovely ladies more bnautiful. to household servants from which light weight models for travel, help make everyone gayer, that 'o choose special Rifts for a make wonderful gifting, I-OR HER... can be acquired without strain woman — and for some men as Electric blankets provide warmt on anyone's Christmas budget, well — you'll find those that, cook warmth to the taste of the in- All Nationally Advertised "quipped with timers and heat dividual, and make thoughtful controls. gift*. COSMETICS AND PERFUMES AM, GIFTS BOXED AND BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED FRFK OF CHARGE! FOR HIM... • Klcclric Shavers • (li 1 • Shaving S«*ls For important {lift-pi Jewelry by Srcmcnlzii For Christmas or birthdays . , . jewelry by Krc- SEE: PUBLIX PHARMACY mentz is eminently suitable. Classic in design, The greatest array o£ precious in quality . . . each Krementz piece has Quality Toys and (Sanies for HKCi.VI.I.V KOBi;i) for Chrlst- 11 lasting loveliness . . . imparted by a rich overlay '.VOOOERlDCE N J Koys and (iirls of all apes! mas in the sift he opened first IIof 14-Kt. gold. Come in and see our beautiful is this fortunate filli)w. Happily jBsclcction of this fine jewelry. Open Evenings Free Delivery it's made «f "Dacron" blended Till 10 P, M. Call ME-I-OKO!) with cotton, so it's wash 'n' jfl Harlequin Brooch $11.50 Earrings $13.50 'plus taxi M Each in fine leatherette gift case FOR GIRLS HTiir- ' "A Gift from the Jeweler Is Always Something Special" GINNY DOLLS & ACCESSORIES Lay-Away G1NETTE DOLLS Open Friday Till 9 P. M. Plan JILL 10'••" DOLLS TINY TEAR DOLLS Divided Payments R;V(i(iEI)Y ANN DOLLS Arranged HETSY McCALL DOLLS 93 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE WELSH DOLL CARRIAGES Phone ME-4-1223 HOPtflNS DOLL CRIBS BALLERINA DOLLS REVERE MINIATURE WARE a QUALITY (IWY at STATE JEWELERS NURSES UNIFORMS & KITS VV'ALCO BEAD SETS A Small Dfpotiit Will Hold Any Item Til Wanted TV GAMES OF ALL TYPES Hundreds of humous Name Brands in Stock! FOR BOYS • Lionel TRAINS • HO TRAINS For MEN She'll Just Love Our • AMERICAN FLYER TKAINS Pajamas — Negligees* , • POOL TABLES • WRIST VVAK HFS Kohes - Panties • RACHJEDY ANDY • ELECTRIC SHAVERS' • FORT APACHE Girdles - Bras (A Marks Toy) • IDENT. BRACELETS, • Famous (.ILHI.K 1 • PEN and PENCIL SETS (iowi)H - Hosiery ELECTRIC SETS • CUFF LINK SETS Jeweled Sweaters • MODEL KITS • LEATHER WALLETS Yr.r'1 Mouses — Skirts • SPORTS • BELT IH1CKLES Searfs - Hankies EQUIPMENT • RONSON LUJHTERS • CIGARETTE CASES AeceHsories • CLOCK RADIOS w • plRTHSTONE RINGS (JENTLEIVIEN: Our sales staff will OPEN • ONYX RINGS be glad to help you select her gift! DAILY 9 A. M. - 10 P. M. OPEN SUNDAYS! For WOMEN We've gifts that arc aflijtter with frivolity. , . . Just as luxurious as can be, and yet • DIAMOND RINGS OF cry practleal, too! FOR BOYS mi GIRLS ALL TYPES • BIRTIISTONE RINGS A Parker Games • Ice Skates • NECKLACE AND 8 • Venus Paradise Coloring Sets EARRIN(i S,ETS 0 Flexible Flyer Sleds ! • VANITY SETS • Ideal Toys • Plaskool Toys • Reincu Toys • Emene Toys • COSTUME JEWELRY • Fisher-Prfte Toys* Velocipedes • IDENTIFICATION • Gilbert's Microscope and BRACELETS j Chemistry Sets • WRIST WATCHES USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN • SILVERWARE SETS • NOVELTY SILVEK- Wunderiul \ WK A«E OPEN WARE Selection of \ FRIDAY • PORTABLE RADIOS INFANTS' and DOOLEY'S • ASSORTED CHARMS CHILDREN'S EVENINGS ID 14-Kt. Gold and GUTS, Too! ' TILL 9 O'CLOCK HOUSE OF TOYS . Sterling Bonus lilanks at Our Stoic "Oldest and Largest Toy Store In This Area" Pick Up Your SPEIDEL$1O STATE JEWELERS 1102 Si. (jeorges Avenue Wootlbridge ^ A JrX A XJ V ^bridge _ 1H MK-M6H )•) i.. . ,.. . ,„..., ,.. Slate 'tlLlMt") , , . W Main Street PAGi For milder days outdoors there blnallnn fabrics. Then there are Should the fmmh I. are scared to Inculcate (food .sweaters rani'.e all Ihe way frutn /lower and feather hats to are zlppered jackets which come the swrntcr-shlrts that manage a suburban or en,- ,., grooming habits early. Clranint; Wearables Rate frnin finely woven cardigans (al- spindle heels. ways good for around the house* lp poplins, gabardines, meltons, to combine the advantages of these in solid niii)r Doll World •ouflne.s set special attention 1 The year 1957 also will be fleeces and tweeds. For more both garment. ! and are Just the checks. Many R110!-t ••Hit flown to tooth brushing. Doll to bii> bulky knits that go well on notable for the year of elegant nigged weather, thefre are husky thing for relaxing at iiome or for ings, square i),,|,(ll kits supply miniature sizes of Tops for Giving the skiing slopes. They come in a doll coiffeurs, reports Melvin tremendous variety of styles, I Ruffle coats with warm pile lin- Informal entertaining. styling novelties. Freud, president of Toy Guid- fnmous brands. Influenced weaves! patterns and colors. ings. They come with or without Should you decide on a sports If your man h iinee Council, noting the extra Doll furniture designers nr Every man has many sides, any hoods. coat, your choice Is a wide one: house, garden ov in play value provided by dolls' catering to the high Incidence of one of which will give you a An extra pair of slacks will find tweeds, rough or brushed, Lodens you can make a h. sturdy synthetic hair, 8 and 10 Inch dolls. 'Makers of of clues tn gifting him a welcome place in the average For your man's "loaf life," the M man's wardrobe. Gray flannels new lounging robes strike a note and covert* In checks and her- from a wide array i By Fashion The emphasto on fashion co- Tintcbpri tov 1 u g R a K e , ran^h successfully at Christmas. % rate tops with most men. but there ringbones. Most come In three- In denim or twill, houses and even convertibles also Hf hn? his m-'" tleM side and qf luxury this year, In rich silks i'i ' ordination and wardrobe varletv is plenty of scope for selection button models, some with leather kno^'k-about wear' Is broadening the age interest In apnear to keep dlmrnsion:il re- 'Ms sentimental side, his work-a- that feature deeply colorful tones .Hi. 1 among the popular whipcords and trim on collars and cuffs. too. dolls, he says. Many teenage girls quirements of the tiny glamour ^:iy sHeandhis leisure-tim* s'dfl. qr in warm snug wools and com- Kits (inind In ..•nM., covens. Most of the new ones are now are doll collectors. takliiK doll in mind. Vs wlnus Mcle and. his all-for- cut along slimming lines, some (rood Grooming Italiit Interest In designing additional Th- thorough detail of thefun side, He has his favorite with a single pleat, some with In All Little Girls wardrobes for their "best dressed" fashionable doll's accessories is -tinr's, pastimes, hobbles and in- beauties. •nre to astonish the youn»<>r set terr.sts. straps or buckles on side or back. The miniature doll i.s fi reigning Teach flood Grooming this Yuletlrie. A wardrobe of On his prnofieil side (esneclally LILLIAN'S in CARTERET queen of 11157 toylands. Santa's The variety of the new doll storkings and shoes suitable for if he Is n do-it-vnnrselfer) r*os- pack i.s fHlfd with n record num- wardrobes provides a complete nil occasions from ballroom ap- =lblv no'hhy; would please him ber of numerous, diminutive education In basic fashion princi- nearnnces tn a ski jump rendez- more than a much-wanted tool or beauties who, not. only are. en- ples. Matching accessories with vous are bank's, nier-f* of worKshon equipment. On for your Christmas Shopp'n 1 dowed with nuiseuliii aRiHty and the proper costume for every Sleep wear covers all the re- his sentimental side, a beautifully other human talents hut also have conceivable social orca.slon also quirements from warm flannels rnmed picture of yourself might FROM NATIONALLY-ADVERTISED MANUFAfTMn•-.., more clothes' than people -- all of helps make doll mothers aware of 'o the filmiest shorties. ' veil he rii/ht on the target of his them "stylish. the essentials of good taste and Bouffant petticoats'get special heart's desire. Furthermore each rlejjant cos- good uroomins. attention glamorous props for On his wnrk-a-dav side (if he tume i.s fashionably accessorized Notable are the doll kits which luscious floats of chiffon In thej«s to business i, consider such latest Parisian recipe for evening oift.s as dfsk sets, pocket secrc- elegance. "nrles. brief nnd attache eases, The shlnv black sheath sil- >>en and pencil sets and Uf he 4 * ,^ houette with stockings is in evi- ravels niueh> all manner of KNITTEp SUITS § SPORT AND DRESSY SUITS « n,V|, upeagn nnd kits. rlence for elegant dolls In line with SPORT JACKETS « CAR COATS • ALL-WEATHER U\|\ , the newest fashion dictates for On his leisure-time side, the ( V|S grownup winter fashions. gifting possibilities range all the UMBRELLAS • SWEATERS, Sport and Dressy A hint. too. of a slightly ac- 'vnv from gear for his sport or centuated bosom is noted in some hobby to a box of his favorite HANDBAGS, Evening and Sport t JEWELRY of the doll fashion queens and cigars or a new book pertinent to ADULT AND CHILDREN'S BOOKS some have wardrobes of bras to hla interests. HOUSECOATS (32 to Mi) • GLOVES • LINGERIE • sJVs N suit different necklines. Start With Wardrobe • ATLASES • HIBI.MS • COOK BOOKS • DIC- It will be good news to mother Often the hnst plac to start GOWNS • CRINOLINES and HOOPS • HOSIF.KV TIONAR1KS • LATEST FICTION AND NON-FICTION 1 that the new version of doll ward- •our pifi-tbink'r '; Is with a man's BOOKS • WRITING PAPER AND NOTES • WRITING c KNEE SOCKS • BELTS, Sport and Dressy • BED JA; KI | robes are realistically designed to 'vardrohe. For Ml . 'de.s of a man's N PORTFOLIOS • AUTOGRAPH, PHOTOGRAPH AND make it easy to .stow away gowns, iiany-fafeted life, he must "dress SCRAP ALBUMS • DIARIES • GUEST BOOKS CURDLES and BRAS t SKIRTS and SEPARATI s undies, accessories and shoes in 'he oart." and you en help him • EDUCATIONAL TOVS • DOLLS t STUFFED f proper order. ,o do so with vour gift. TOYS • GAMKS FOR THE FAMILY. SMARTLY STYLED JI1X, from The influence of America's For his business side, consider SHOOK 5 a family of miniature dolls, for Sizes frOB 5 to 15-8 to 20 • CHRISTMAS AND NEW LARGE DOLLS AND larger family units is evidenced "hir* ! uvhnt, man ever ba.« smart ynung cirls eight lo tliir- SHOP by doll families which include "tin""h?i, '""fkties wick1!, hplu. YKAR GREETING CARDS TRUCKS REDUCED! teon. DRESSES baby dolls, pony tail dolls and gloves, handkerchiefs. 79 Smith St. << si rand The;itn-)-"VA-6-o665 Perth Amboy M glamour girls all with a marked PAJAMAS and LOUNGING SETS • BLOUSES, Nylon, ( family resemblance. Take a look at th° wHe variet'- Velvet, Jersey • SLACKS • BERMUDAS • PEDAI, 1T» if r"a*">'-d vets "f ties find ?o^ks m Inndspine gift r^rkaKes. Sure SCARVKS • NECKERCHIEFS • HANDKERCI1II ! i,o please.' ton. ate the new shi'lf- -inH-tje tnfilchpd sets, alons with • WK DO CHRISTMAS WRAPPING • •nitTler tmH knit gloves (Sets. For the leisure side orhis life. Mini tn sportswear and iloungp- When In Doubt "•«"ir for a host of ffift'OR iHnic s T)i(uk in term*! of spoil shirts, sweaters, slacks, zla-lacket.1). (Jive a (lift Certificate 'ouniiliii! robes, sweater smrtsand. 'or a really deluxe gift/n which 'he whole family misfit Joint a handsome sports jacket or subur- ban oi1 en1 coat. , RINGS fOR MEN and WOMEN ; Pnort 'bills present a galaxy of I Lillian's Dress Shop $ Bridal Sets • Signet • Birth Stone <=olid colors, miniature tartans. WONDERFULLY REALISTIC | 71 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET, N. J. — Tel. Kimball 1-5751 f ulaids and stripes to suit any •nan's taste — from the daring to are the new things beinf offered this year for young and old rail- he conservative. Mon., Turs., Thurs., S::iu A.M. i,, > r A gift of jewelry is not only warmly welcomed on roaders. Here, n snow plow, self- JOIN LILLIAN'S STORE Christ m.is mni'iiing, but is dearly cherished for 1 r s ls< poivrred, is piilling a enine, und DRESS CLUB 1IUUKS. open Friday frum !l::i(l A.M. h . V I years to cuiiu . Choose your sifts now from our Famous f:>'.,' /*^r" xS *'^' ^ il! rifiht, a continuous rotating ra- grcnl M'lci'lioii (if beautiful jewelry, sure to delight Make " -'-• •^O-^t * dar antenna. rvcrv person un your lisl! l-AKKI!\i<;S • NECKLACES 1 WATCHES By ELGIN AMERICAN si Lnngine COMPACTS • SILVERWARE WUtnauer • KELKilOUS JI-WELHY t Hamilton Hulova WALLETS t KEY CASES Klein IJAHY CIFTS • CHARMS i Gruen Timex • DRESSER SETS • with Westfwld Give Gifl-Buxrd in 3- to 12-Plece Sets reverent finest quality Yourself JEWELRY SETS I I LIGHTERS GIBSON Religious by Anson and Swank g « • Ronson it* Zippo Greetings. a Available In Sets or • Ascot Separate Boxes » See our • Klsin 3 selections. Handsome Personalized Belt Buckles I American Christmas • Beattie Pipe Lighters A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Till Christmas. PEN and PENCIL SETS I TOTH Gift SIIEAFFER SNORKEL • PARKKK WATERMAN • PAPERMATE Photo Shop Next Gl COOKE AVENUE '• Marcasite, Rhinestone, Gold ( /•NECKLACES, BRACELETS, EARRINGS! CARTERET OPEN I ' MATCHING NECKLACE AND ! Phone EVENINGS TIL: Kl-1-5219 Year! EARRING SETS CHRISTMAS I j j JT^'i "Take a ^r ^7 ' 0/1/1 Pi • / » \ :j£l d Tip from -^Isfe* \for a llWrier Lhrhtmas » Start a Christmas Club -••L Ljlvej ^rlQweH from \l\Jafonecn Here NOW for 19S8 Whether it's the traditional polnsettlas in a ribbon-tiei d con- tainer or a magnificent bouquet o( roses flowers add 'it»t and Silwt ihi Club that FilH Your Need*: color to Christmas. They cost so little, yet repay many times over in pleasure . . . and, remember, if you're in doubt about $ .50 WEEKLY FQR 50 WEEKS PAYS $ 25.00 the right gift—don't hesitate, send flowers. $ 1.00 WEEKLY FOR 50 WEEKS PAYS $ 50.00 . . . and for your far-away friends and $ 2.00 WEEKLY FOR 50 WEEKS PAYS ' $ lfyl.OO relatives, what better Yuletlde remem- $ 3.00 WEEKLY FOR 50 WEEKS PAYS $ 15Q.Q0 ? brance than Flowers by Telefraph? Select Flrom Our Complete Stuck $ 5.00 WEEKLY FOR SO WEEKS PAYS $ 250.00 $10.00 WEERLV FOR 50 WEEKS PAYS $ 500.00 MERRY WREATHS $20.00 WEEKLY FOR 50 WFFKS PAYS $1,000.00 HOtlDAV GREENS MISTLETOE COLORFUL BOUQUETS GRAVE COVERS DAINTY CORSAGES First National Lqng-Lasting POTTED PLANTS OKDL'K KAHIYI-OKIHH TODAY! ' NOVEL CENTERPIECES J Ban25k in Carter el WALSIIECK'S FLOWER SHO1 I], CAUTKIIKl' tycmlwr l-'vd«riil Ikpusjt Iimurance Cur|Kirittioii .'[(>,"> Amboy \VCIIIIC I MA,". PAGF. [|,(,iftsThat * (her Big are sure Leather Gifts nv Accessories Sure to Click ,I,. evening baps, lux- If there i.s anything you can' .1,. fur pieces, pretty 'li'prml on in a man it's thnt he'll .'„., .- you can't go pl(;il8lnS variety. ihvnvs like leather. And there are •i) ninny (ilfts In lentlier. It'. K ^"! A. Full Fashioned Oi'ttin A. Cardigan Swifter wip.h HOPER'S •**: Simla's \^ Fake Leopard Collar. I illOHTSt ^ Black or Beige -1 nf.98 Size 31" to 40 * ' bmorrow ! f B. The last word in bulky (Friday, Deeemlier 6t!«) r j knit Sweaters. Red rom 6 F>. M. to 9 P. M. j*#r v> a or white. 1 y| .98 " Sizes 34 to 40 *^ and We have everything 10 make a sportsman happy. t ^ .i * Saturday ^*t» Tom 4 P. M. to 6 P. M. FISHING TACKLE He Has Something ft and KITS ICE SKATES Uod for All of You!! C. Newsworthy! Our English ribbed, all wool |l;iii»j; your flash camera and we'll take your ROIIER Blouson Sweater, white or black. 98 picture with Santa. SKATES Sizes 34 to 40. 7 CLIP AMI) SAVE SJ? '.ftT SHOP FRIDAY KV^NIMi TII-L !» GUNS Santa's Schedule at ISE OUR CONVENIENT I.AV-AWAV PLAN and „ ltl( yiu'll Find "nu*r 6 from 6 to f) V. M. AMMO nlii-r 7' from 4 to 6 V. M- Won4ert'ul i:. n, u from 6 to 9 v. M. for the Entire (Family HUNTING ltr H, 18, 1», 20, 21, G to 9 P.M. itt tiropers SUPPLIED ""'T MISS MEETING HANTA! Our Convenient Luy-Away Plan J- Say Fellas... Don't Forget Men's Night MCCARTHY'S Wednesday, Dec lltli, SPORTING GOODS CO^ From fi to !) V. M. 100 Main Street HOPER'S .(See Our Ad tin Snorts Page) Main St., Wooribridge TAIIE ETOTIT STTPp the fact the recipient already hns; shorter picture tubes, mak.es this | abacs sa,vlng placement In a CO-ORDINATE OtFTS MAKE IT Two gifts are better than one, one set CluislmiM the right time to re- corner flush to both walls. Some surprising Men Favor Gifts That Help New TV, Radio especially when they're coordi- be The word Is "portability." The place one of the older bulkier are at much ts six Inches shal- nated. Appreciated twosome would refinement of portable TV sets, lower than in the past. models that may be cluttering up be a good book and a clip-on lamp your gifts choir Sets Make for portable Radio .sots and portable And all of this has been for reading In bed. Them Ride Their Hobbies record players has been wonder- n living room, with a gift of a new Ing possibility there are easels, palettes, port- achieved with remarkable atten- Gifts that help a man ride hla fully broad this past year. This, set. able painty kits, canvassrs, tubes tion to dwlgn of the set as a piece hobby are sure to win a warm Better Presents of course, Is in response to the Now Shelf Width of oil colors. For the amateur of furniture. Decorator type cabl- rtceptlon on Christmas morning. ever Increasing* p o p u 1 a r 11 y of This would certainly please sculptor, tools and modeling clay What's new In the realm of' TV nettlng la available to blend with Best part about gearing a gift these handy carry-about models. | mother, who has always looked any period. to R hobby is that almost every For the man who likes to make and Radio sets, and In Record | askance at the awkward size and PlRyers and Hi-Fi systems, this Compact Portables Another Interesting aspect of man has one. It may be something things in metals or leather, there Portable TV sets have benefited shape of earlier models. as universal as collecting stamps, are implements and materials. year, opens the way for smart the new TV sets in the progress Santas to Indulge In some excep- Immeasurably In terms of design Some of the slimmer-silhouette made in development of remote Old coins or phonograph records For the model maker there are and compactness, by development TVs have been reduced In depth or as specialized as putting a ship kits with which to build or as- tionally successful Christmas gift control. Thinks to electronics re- of shorter tubes that also have down to the point where they are mote controls are now available model together In a bottle. It may semble miniature versions of al- made possible the production of no more than shelf width. be as creative as painting or most anything from an ancient j There's a word to describe that make tuning possible with no shallower, space saving consoles Some have been designed for actual set contact. Sfculptlrm. as active us gardening automobile to a .space ship right something special with respect to and table models. or as sedentary BR reading up on out of science fiction. nil three of these basic Instru- Portable radio sets have bene- a certain historic period. For the gardener, .suitable Rifts ments that carries with It almost from Krasner's fited from utilization of trarl- Headquarters For: Whatever direction a man's in- range all the way from basic hand positive assurance that the gift slstors which means that there • Imported China and clinations may take, there arc tools to powered mowers, trim- chosen can be successful despite are wonderfully efficient sets gifts that will aid and abet his mers and cultivators ranging from purse size models CHRISTMAS Domestic Dinncrwan- pursuit of leisure-hour happiness. For the camera fan, there Ls a down to miniatures so small they • Silverware Sets For the "week-end painter," wide array of gadgets and gear Flowers Inspire mny be stuffed in a Christmn.s COSMETICS stocking, offering a wide selection • Limps and Shades for giving this Yule. By Arpege, My Sin, Christmas Decor Portable record players. White Shoulders, Tabu, t China Novelties and equipped in many Instances to Coty, and many others. Figurines Christmas ls the one time of the ly discs of nil speeds, and vein- when you can throw away equipped also with their own • Deeorative Wall your artistic inhibitions and" let folding lees are now available in your imagination run riot in the hi-fidflity models at surprLsiiiHly Aece8»oric» decoration of your home for the low cost. • Curio Cabinets Yuletide season. The new TV portables are of WAFER'S It's pretty hard to make an course Ideal second sets for any • Cambridge Rose nrtistlc blunder with all the home. They are wonderful for tantalizing fresh weens and (.'lving to the children. They are Crystal flowers popular at this particular Pharmacy almost essential to the family that * And many other lovely flfti for Mom time of year. You simply can't go has a summer cottage. They are wrong with a bedecked mantel of § BUDGET PLAN • HANDI-CIIARGE • LAV the first choice for a personal TV Aiiiiiov pine boughs, sparkling Christmas gift. balls, glittering candles and a And they come in so many WHITMAN AND CANDY CUPBOARD squirt of "push-button" snow or different sizes they may be al-j I KRASNER'S GIFT STOREsl HUGE SAVINGS a brass bowl of shiny holly most "fitted" to the specific i GIFT BOXED CANDIES | 1522 Main Street, Rahway, Fulton X-IHIXH sprinkled with rrd berries and on persons to whom they are to be | Complete Selection of Christmas Cards 8 OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. Diamond Rings hardy, long-lasting white carna- Riven. | S !)15 Elizabeth Avenue, Elizabeth 'l-:w.\. tions. Now! The slimmine down of TV sets, j Prescription Specialists—Call JME-4-8380 r. « OPEN THURSDAY TILL I P. M. Alyn Wayne, official stylist for thanks to development of the the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Handsome Association firmly believes that DIAMOMD the individual artistic flair should ~ " mdai be nurtured and given full play — INITIAL but has come forth with a fetf RINGS suggestions after you have trimmed the door, wound the bannister, decked the mantel, filled the bowls and suddenly find your own creative source of supply tll-MAplSON AVENUE • PERTH AMBOY • VAUIY 6-0041 exhausted. The large brass kettle you keep beside the fireplace for kindling will look lovely filled with pine boughs and gilded pine cones. Re- member to add water so the greens will stay fresh throughout the holidays. Borrowed from England Give a A small embroidery hoop, the Hamilton inner rinp inserted at right angles . , . "The to the outside ring, then wrapped in red ribbon and filled with Prestige Watch" mistletoe makes an excellent ex- cuse to kiss the prettiest girl in Hje^c^iVJi^when suspended in an H syeh pr doorway. This is called an WORLD FAMOUS Bell & Howell English "kissing ball" and has I been used in England for centu- Luggage — Royal Typewriters ries. Clock and Telephone Radios SUN DIAL 9-piece Movie Outfit Custom Belts for Men that will help him to perfect his ii OPEN By Anson HUNDREDS performance in shooting, develop- FRIDAY OF QUALITY ing arid printing his pictures, TIL 9 PJW. CHRISTMAS GIFTS For the student of world affairs, there are wall maps, globes and plenty of pertinent topical litera- ture that will help him to follow You give everything needed to make and hour shows on big 30x40 tripod screen. Bell the course of history-in-the- Martin Lawrence Jewelers making. For the man with spe- show perfect color movies in this complete & Howcll light bar with 2-375-watl flood- 94 Main Street ME-4-1086 Woodbridgc cialized reading interests, new 9-piece movie package. Just set-sight-shoot lamps for indoor action movies included. and authoritative books i in line the rugged Sun Dial movie camera—it puts Plus top-grain leather camera sheath c,» ,\ "WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL" with his bent will make welcome 56% more picture on film. Matching 500- fresh-color film and 50-foot Castle aniinau-J « watt Monterey projector gives brilliant half- cartoon. SAVE M0.65 EASY TO USE .35 SUN DIAL CAMERA Exclusive at PLATT'S. • • DOWN Keg. SNiO.lil) \.ilii- WHSHIREHO LITTLE MISS REVLON SUN DIAL CAMERA Sharp (M-locused 95 DOLLS and ACCESSORIES SALE 119 aud now . , . For the First Time in FAMOUS MONTEREY Middlesex County — 8mm PROJECTOR r Rugged dic-c'>i aluminum Monu:cy FLURA • MIR projector has 2LAMP MOVIE 500-watt illumine :1 LIGHT BAR Finer CHOCOLATE Candy ' 25-FOOT * and nccdle-shiirp COUK FILM f/1.6 lens to sin .v big-screen mo*!' > in vivid detail anJ GIANT 30**0 natural color. X TRIPOD SCREEN — 50-FOOT UOIptS Oil I -I! (^xc CASTU CARTOON LEATHER CAMERA 4 Lite Bar ^ Vl Foreign Christina* CASE Extra fha'T1' '" Greeting Cards '•>>., y. stead of 2 M"' H'" HUNGARIAN SWEDISH FRENCH GERMAN POLISH SPANISH • • • AND ITALIAN Open Mon. thru Fri. 9A.M. to 9P.M. - Saturday 9A.M. to 61'.' Vi\w* - Cigarn - Cigarettes • Iteautifiil Gift Stationery OPjEN SUNDAYS from 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. • Imported Christmas Decorations • Toys and Games for All Ages • • Christinas Tics and Wrapping* PLATT (•> 'j 28S MADISON AVENUE • PERTH AMBOY • VALLEY 6-0046 STATIONERY o KM) Main Streel, Woodbridge nv \ •' 'I \ ,. J PHOTOGRAPHY SPORTING GOODS TOYS • RECORDS HOBBY GRAFT Tel. MK-4-0JJ9B — Open Evenings 1