iTOL. XXII—NO. 33 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 On Thd PRICE TEN CENTS Sewaren Plant* Cracking res ew Months' Referendum in 1961 : go, $45,000 Government -Form; WOODBRIDGE — An 11-. j point platform, divided into! g1 three groups—basic govern-! Vas Spent] ' taxation and progressive 'OODBRIDGE—Woodbnctge ~« *r *& «i : government— was released to- mship's six-year-old Sewage WOODBRIDCfE — As m-'day m behalf of the Democratic atment plant in Sewaren is structed, Township Attorney iParty m the Township, by Ed- .ling dangerously and it will, Nathan Duff will present a,1 war(i w Seyler. Municipal be-^een $75,000 and $100,- memorandum to the Town, to prevent the building Committee m caucus tonight! The "olatform follows: I collapsing, Committee- on a possible Charter Study as Basic Government: ' ' 1 i Miynard Winston, chair- proposed by Committeeman, j The immediate enact- oi sanitation, announced Thomas Costello, Fourth Ward. ment of ^ ordinance to effect! Mi-. Duff said yesterday hisja charter study commission, to| 'hit, large sum will have to memorandum will not makejbe voted on at the municipal, TRENTON — "What you are! exnended immediately Mr. recommendations but will deal|P1imary election in April of asking for is not ¥5,500,000, but iston said, even though with the various steps the Town'X961. actually $11,000,000, and that 000 was spent a year and aj Committee may take under the! Taxation: jis an entirely different story,".j WOODBRIDGE — Township ago to repair a similai con-i Faulkner Act. 2. A continuous and up-JGeorgJ e C. Skiliman, Attorney Nathan Duff refused The optional Municipal Char-! dated analysis of all tax assess- of the Local Government to leave the committee enclos- he structure is cracking in ter Law of 1950 offers three ments to insure that all classes vision, told Woodbridge Town-1 ure at the second hearing of the sral places and Mr. Winston' basic governmental forms — of taxpayers then fan'ship Bend ol Education and Investigating Committee on :ed the administration al- Mayor-Council with appointedjshare of the tax bi den municipal officials Tuesday Township Affairs last night st two years ago was advised Business Admmistrator; Coun-| 3. An lmmeauiie halt to, *pjle statement was made at "unless carried out," and as a the entire building should) cil-Manager, and Small Mumc-'new and unneces=ai*. municipality iiea]illg on yle Boaid<« le ' result the meeting adjourned •e-piled "to avoid the diffi- ipality. There are numerous,Jobs which are equatingthe,auest to 'racie
WOODBRIDGE—Woodbridge Township is gradually recover-1 ing from the results of Hurri-1 cane Donna. i Fallen trees are still co be re-; moved and householders in flooded areas are pumping flooded cellars and trying to remove muck from their side- walks and lawns. Huge willow trees, fruit trees and swamp maples were up- rooted throughout the Town- ship, damaging roof tops, ga- rages and parked cars as they fell. ; Heard's Brook, once again, went on a rampage, covering Pearl Street, Brook Street, Park Avenue and parts of School Street with more than two feet of water. There was consider- able flooding in Sewaren and damage to boats tied up at the docks. • : . The Police Department, Road Depaitment and Mayor's office weie flooded with calls. Mayor Frederick M. Adams said yesterday, his office . re- ceived hundreds of calls com- plaiiung of flood conditions. , '•We are still being swamped with calls for help," he de- clared " "We cannot go on private property to remove trees, that is the responsibility of the property owners. But we AT THE HEIGHT OF THE HURRICANE: Lone man in hip boots at the corner of Pearl and Brook Streets waves to do the very best we can." o.«r photographer on the railroad elevation. The steps to the Brennan Agency (small structure) are iiranfiatesi by the thej cannot recall it "ever being so bad." The "lake" developed as far as the Burke agency, near Green Street. (Continued on Page 2) '" water from Heard's Brook a. few feet away. _ _,_„,„_„_ PAGE TWO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960
left Trenton dejected, for they Jackson Fund had hoped the school situation (Continued from Page 1) could be decided upon before $20.00 the Christmas holidays. Colonia Post, American legion Yesterday, Mayor Adams told ;• •sJ- • S15.25 The Independent-Leader "the St. John's Church of Sewaren period of austerity to pay for S15.00 schools is over." Anonymous ''I have nothing- against the $10.60 School Board and nothing St. John's Episcopal Church against schools," he continued, of Fords "but as a public official I am S10.50 supposed to protect the health Woodbridge Township Me- and welfare of the community. morial Post, Jewish War VetWit- h the growth of the popu- erans lation, sanitary and storm §10.00 sewers are necessities. They Gourmet Bakers, John P. can't be put off any longer. Af- Hughes ter a storm such, as we had $5.00 Monday we are swamped with Al's Meco Service, Mrs. justifiable complaints. The peo- Charles Mangione, Mr. and Mrs. ple do not understand that Robert Bongart, Mr. and Mrsfro. m every tax dollar the Warren Cline Township gets but 17 or 18 $2.00 cents from which we have to Daidone's Tailors squeeze out all public services. It is time, some attention and consideration is given to these Charter Study things." (Continued from Page 1) less than 75 days after the pas- AGENCT REORGANIZES: Rev. William Payne was named new cbairman of the Redevelopment Agency at a -re- AOT> THE GREATEST OF THESE IS CHARITY: The scene above was duplicated at sage of the ordinance. A char- Platform organization session Tuesday. Left to right are Andrew tockie, Stephen H. Rinyak, Rev. 3Payne and S. Buddy Harris; ;" churches throughout the Township and parts of Rahway, Sunday as worshippers made ter commission of five mem- (Continued from Page 1> bers must be elected and they codes to implement a plan of donations to the Jackson Family Fund. "The photo shows Joseph Fennelly, holding a file petitions just as any can- anyone cares to see for himself container in front of Colonia Junior High School, where Kev. Walter Sadziwon cele- orderly growth. Hearing Fords Pastor didate for office. However, their 11. Elimination of a one-the sorry and costly problem Voter League •-•.". teates mass for St. John Vianney Parish each Sunday. Making donations are John names appear without desig- man political bossism on the 'with, which the municipality (Continued from Page 1> (Continued from Page 1) Custode and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Custode, Colonia. nation or slogan. Township Committee. is confronted, he needs only to tion with sewer line installation interviews with representative: 'No Past Ties' to inspect the Treatment Plant, whose total cost was $4,226,- of the firms will be announce< or see some of the photographs 898.86, began to deteriorate Seeks soon. Selection of a consultan within the Township, "no other been received. These things will Mr. Seyler said today that which have been taken of it. will be made after the inter Projects Planed "in addition to pledging the within six months of comple- WOODBRIDGE — The Lea- town in the State of New Jer-amount in the neighborhood of "Within the next few days, tion and that no attempt was views are concluded, Rev. Paym sey is so well located as far as $5,000,000 and as I said before carrying out of a platform, the it will Be necessary for me to gue of Women Voters of Wood- said. (Continued from Page 1) Storm drain extensions, .$!,- transportation is concerned." some of these things must be candidates also desire to in- ever made to collect damages, bridge Township will conduct ling approximeately $5,000,000. 000,000. form the electorate they intend initiate arrangements to fi- even though an emergency ap- A letter signed by Rev. Payn< The pay-as-you-go program done immediately. It's really nance the cost of saving the propriation of $46,477.23 was its annual finance drive, Sep-Andrew Lockie, Mr. Rinyak an< The whole complexion of the Construction of curbs and was very successful in the past, frightening." to serve without domination tember 16 to October 31. hearing changed with members gutters per petitions, $100,000. and without any past ties or plant from the certain doom passed in 1959, without bids S. Buddy Harris was sent t he said. When Joseph DeCoster, a which further neglect will and specifications, to make re- "The goal is only $500," Mrs.Mr. Gregory today as follows: of the Department of Local Assessment financing, $500,- "Of course there was some member of the Local Govern- commitments." entail." Joseph Rizzo, Cypress Drive Government asking many ques- 000. Continuing Mr. Seyler stated pairs. The sewage disposal plant "It is with sincere regre grumbling-," Mr. Edrington re- ment Board, asked if there are Township Engineer Carl is undergoing further emer- Colonia, chairman of the cam-that we, the Commissioners o tions and finally requesting the Road Improvements, $500,000. marked, " and I suppose there in part: paign, said today. "Contribu- Town Committee submit to The total set by the mayor any new industries contem- "They (the candidates) are Wheeler related yesterday that gency repairs at present: the Woodbridge Redevelopmen will be some grumbling now." plated in the Township, the when the settling of the build- tions, no matter how small, Agency, received your letter o them a list of proposed im- is $5,450,000. Francis Wuiovets, president pledged to undertake fully their 7. At the request of Mr. will be appreciated. Major provements and estimated mayor had to admit that at duties as the representatives of ing was first noticed almost two Jacobson, Mr. Duff was asked resignation as dhairman. Debt Now 515,786,000 of the Board of Education, said: present "there is nothing big years ago, an entomologist from what his action would be if thecontributors will receive free" "We are indeed grateful tha costs. According to Charles J. Alex- "It is quite true the pay-as- the people, to serve honestly copies of the "Know Your in the offing." and efficiently, without seeking Rutgers was brought down. At sergeant-at-arms escorted him during our association we wer It was evident — and mem-ander, Township Treasurer, the you-go was quite successful un- "From what I can see now," that time the experts said the from the room. After explain- Town' booklet which was pubth- e beneficiaries of your cour personal glory and publicity at lished by the League." bers of the Lofial Government present gross school debt is $9,-der the $8,000,000 project when Mr. Skillman told the delega- the expense of public welfare wharf borer, a beetle-type bug, ing what; he felt his duties were age, leadership, integrity, judg body confirmed it after the 268,000, divided as follows: out-we paid $4,500,000 under that tion, "What the Township tax-and to the demoralization of had eaten into the piling, which to individual members of the All money is used for public ment and persevering patienc* hearing — that any prospects standing serial bonds, $8,018,- system. But now it is getting payers are going to be faced sincere public servants. was made of timber. The sett- Town Committee, Mr. Duff said service withm the Township "With the knowledge that h the Board of Education had 000 and authorized bonds but beyond the ability of the tax- ling of the concrete foundation, he "had no alternative but to for such activities as candidates who would be well taken car for holding a referendum in payers to pay any more. With with is not $5,500,000 but $11,- "They believe unequivocably not yet issued, $1,250,000. The 000,000 additional debt." that a change in the form of he explained, had permitted an remain "and said he "would nights, public forums and voto-f must take care of himself, w December on the proposed new Township debt is $6,518,052.13, the revaluation program near- Mr. Edrington asked permis- government is warranted, but eight to ten inch space for thehave to be carried out." er information. extend to you our heartfe] schools has faded. The State divided as follows: Outstanding ing its completion we don't sion to speak again arid said they do not believe that the wharf borers to get in. 8; The majority on the com- The League is a non-profit, wishes lor your very goo Board indicated "it might be serial bonds, $5,705,000; out- know how high taxes will go. mittee then voted to hold Mr. non-partisan organization. health. some time" before and decision Any additional load on the tax-some of "the Township teachers existing form can be blamed The only remedy now, as Mr. standing notes, $400,000 and are riding around in Cadillacs for the deficiencies that have Wheeler sees it, is to install steel Duff in contempt and instruct- "We will always consider yo could be forthcoming. authorized bonds, not issued peyers will make it that less ed Mr. Jacobson to proceed with an honorary member of thi certain that the referendum so taxes can't be too high." resulted because the incumbent piling encased in concrete. REUEVEB OF $250 Today, Mayor Frederick M. yet. $413,052.13. "What has to be decided," government control is derelict necessary legal action. A mo- WOODBRIDGE — Two menAgency and hope that our en Adams submitted a Isist of the The total school and munic- will pass." and demoralized.: tion was then made to adjourn. held him up at gun point and visioned projects will lend t Township's proposed improve- he continued, "is what is im- Mr. Costello said the adjourn- you a personal feeling of pride. ipal debt at present is $15,- It: was at this point the portant and what is- not im- "They pledge themselves to stole about $250 in cash, Wil- ments and their estimated 786,052.13. Add to that the pro-mayor entered the discussion. portant. For years eveyone said bend every effort to stabilize the Six Area Men ment was impeding the progress liam Borkowski, night attend- .costs, to Mr. Skillman as fol-posed new school construction He told the State Body: government of the Township, to of the hearing and Committee- ant at Kraft Gas Station, Route lows: taxes are too high. A man man John Hughes, in turn, of $5,500,000 and the proposed "I have been listening to across the street from me pays restore order and competence 1, Avenel, told police early Donna .,:'; Proposed Capital Improve- municipal projects of $5,450,000 in all departments and to at- Enlist in Navycharged Mr. Costello with caus- Monday morning. these remarks with split emo- $300 taxes, sends four children ing road blocks. (Continued from Page 1> ments: Existing Sanitary Sew- the total debt will rise to $26,-ions. It is true the taxpayers to school which costs the Town- tain efficiency until such time The mayor said • the floo er Bonding Ordinances already 736,052.13 — an astronomical have gone along with the pay-ship $1,400 and goes fishing as a proper and; more effective WOODBBIDGE — Six area Township Treasurer Charles WONDERFUL VACATION conditions prove his point tha introduced including Victory figure. as-you-go system but they have every weekend." form of government is decided men enlisted in the U. S. Navy J. Alexander, last week's wit- MENLO PARK TERRACE immediate steps must,be take Acres, Highland Road area, As Mr. Edrington pleaded ;one without all capital im- upon by the voters, and to doduring the past week, Torpedo- ness, was granted permission to Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Fun- The mayor said he could all this without domination of man 1/C Stephen E. Penik of make a statement at a later to construct storm sewei Ford Avenue Relief Sewaren for a pay-as-you-go system, he provements, without adequate "not agree with Clyde. There torno and daughters, Virginia throughout the Township. . and Rahway Valley Relief Spur, said there would be savings sewers and sanitation facilities. anyone, without one-man rule the Perth Amboy recruiting date. Mr. Alexander is sched- and Gloria Jean, 42 Federal $1,750,000. are old-timers, particularly in and without self-seeking, spec- office.announced. All six have uled to take the stand at the amounting to "$700,000 or I venture to say that a day like the older sections of the Town- Street, have returned from a TT. S. Steel reports earning ... Additional facilities at the 1800,000, in interest.". today (Hurricane Donna was in tacular, illrcoasidered motions, been transferred to the Great next hearing. vacation in Vermont. decline. ship, who are gri pension or statements,; f nd^ublicity." Lakes, 111. Training Center. After the adjournment at a ^incinerator, $1)000,000. . ' Taxes in Woodbridge, He ull force at the time of the Social Security and surely fceir "" Reconstruction and repair of claimed "are reasonable." He hearing/ that my office will re- The enlistees are Andrew C. press conference, Mr. Jacobson vive 300 to 400 phone calls income doesn't go up. They are said it will probably be two to the Sewage Treatment plant, at said he feels Woodbridge "is the people I feel sorry for. I Crane, 5P Bunns Lane, Wood- Sewaren, $100,000. on the verge of an expansion complaining of flooding due to Sewage Plant bridge; Phillip D. Lieberman, three weeks before a decision •••-" r "notary Sewer extensions, inadequate storm sewers. While feel we must work out a pro- is reached by the courts on Mr program by industry" and with gram which will have the least 52 Leslie Road, Colonia; Stan- Duff's right to sit with the $500,000. the Parkway and Turnpike the Board of Education is con- (Continued from Page 1> ley A. Szyba, 2 Coolidge Ave- cerned with future needs we onimpact on the tarpayers, con- and $100,000 more will be re- committee. he Town Committee are contrar- y to Clyde." quired to protect the building nue, Alvert J. Ladanyi, .79 Ran- cerned with immediate needs. It was on a suggestion made from collapse. In fact, in the dolph Street, James S. Deak. We have a sewage treatment by Laivrence T. Harvey, a mem-past few days it has been neces- 117 Roosevelt Avenue, Arnold IN-CAR MISHAP plant that is falling apart and ber of the State Board, that sary to shore the building with E. Ghiloni, 51 Me Kinley Ave- WOODBRIDGE —- Michael must be repaired immediately the Town Committee submit in timber as.a safety precaution. nue, all from Carteret. Cantarella, 32, Michael Street Iselin, escaped serious injury at a cost of $100,000. Our in-detail a list of proposed im- Sees No Aternative After completing recruit provements and when they are training the men will return Sunday when he lost control of cinerator is working day and "It is unfortunate indeed his car and hit a pole on Green night, and can not meet the to'take place. that with the millions which home for a short leave before needs of a population close to Sees Study Needed reporting to their new assign- Street, Iselin. Taken to Perth were spent on the development ments. Amboy General Hospital by the 80,000. We must spend $1,000,- Questioned after the hearing, of a sanitary system that in six Iselin First Aid Squad, Can- 000 there. There are sewers on Mr. Skillman said the facts years the focal point of the tarella was treated for Ford Avenue and the Rahway brought out presented a differ- system is in danger of collapse Treasury plans to cut na- abrasions and contusions and Valley Relief Spur to be con-ent picture than he was led tounless emergency steps are tional debt. released. structed and curbs and gut-believe, "and it will take sometaken promptly. There is no al- ters for which petitions have study." ternative to the expenditure of The majority on the Board the sum I have indicated. If
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OPEN FKBDAY THA 9F.E THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,.•I960 PAGE THREE 17 Models Adath Israel' Unit Plans 'itethodist- Selected To' Stage 'Male .Animal9, WOODBRIDGE—The Adath matic Arts at Columbia Univer- By Rosary, Israel Players of the Wood- sity where he received a Master bridge Community Center have Sept ..2'4th AVENEL — An exciting "*—*•* of Fine Arts degree and studied announced plans to stage "The at the Herbert Berghof School WOODBRIDGE — The an- fashion show, in the final Male.Animal" by James Thur- X bazaar and dinner of the stages ot preparation, will bei ber apd. Elliott Nugent Novem- ' odbridge Methodist Church, presented by the Rosary So-! ber 19,2b and 27. Co-producers Hickey. He has acted in sum- ]'i be held September 24 on :iety ana Young Ladies So- are Jerry mer stock theater in such plays ii church lawn (inside in case iality of St. Andrew's Church Kaplan of the Men's Club. lain) starting at 2:00. Dinner Septemoer 28 in the new Bert Katz, director, is a na- i-l be served beginning at 5:30 :hurch hall. tive off Plainfield and instructor "The Little Foxes." He also di- M. Mrs. William G. Rubright Mrs. William McCarthy, rects plays at the Merck Circle chairman and Mrs. Conway jhairman along with her co- us in charge of tickets. :hairmen Mrs. Harry O'Con- attended . the conducted classes in acting. Booths will be set up as fol- 11 and Miss Mareia Suan, an- lows: The Fortnightly Guild, lounoed the models today. aprons; The Mothers' Circte, Showing the fall fashions hand \made articles for adults, •ill be the Misses Ginny children and doll clothes; Na- ahion, Arlene McGrory, Jo- omi Circle, surprise packages inn Stachelsi, Carol Cloidt, gift wrapped, priced from 25 Audrey Kling, Joan O'Halloran, cents to $3.00; Edith Fredericks Fran Pilecki, Trud'y Crawford, Circle, cakes and pies all home- Tean Grezner, Kathleen Corrii- made; Ruth Marie Circle, white >key, Edith Yorke, Lynn Reno, elephant- articles; The Men's Jackie Sauer and Joan Russell. Club, games for children. Miss Russell is Miss Perth The Naomi Circle held its Amboy. 1960. Others modeling first meeting of the fall season are Mrs William Tengstrom. Tuesday evening at the church, Mrs. Robert Flanagan and Mrs. and the Ruth-Marie Circle met Francis Tobin. Tuesday afternoon at the home Many door prizes will be IF YOU HAVE TWINS, YOU CAN JOIN: Above members of the Twins Mothers Club of Mrs. William Conway, Sabo awarded and entertainment are making: plans for a membership drive. Standing:, left to rigrht, Dennis and David, i}4, Street, Carteret. will be featured. Mrs. Mc- with their mother, Mrs. Tichard Miller, Avenel; Elena and Brian,-3, with mother, Mrs. A rummage sale will be con- arthy stated the response is Bert Sabo, Sherry Street, Woodbrid^e. Seated, Gail and Gwen Sanders, 15 months, with very good but tickets are still ducted by the Mothers' Circle mother, Mrs. Fred Sanders; Jimmy ana Bruce, %Vi, with mother, Mrs. John Mclntyre, at the Farmers' Market, Perth available from all Rosarians Mulberry Street, Carteret. and Sodality members. They Amboy, on Saturday. Clothing can be obtained at the back of may be brought to the church the church after each mass on Friday or telephone Mrs. John Sunday. Tickets will also be Membership Drive Begun Hadassah Plans J. Orsoe, ME 4-1380. sold at the door the night of The first fall meeting of the the affair. Woman's Society of Christian By Twins Mothers Club Party Oct. 17 Service was held last night in WOODBRIDGE—The Twins WOODBRIDGE — At a Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Louis Mothers Club of the Raritan1 meeting of the steering com- Gabriel > presiding. Devotions Pre -Election Bay Area have announced the mittee of Woodbridge Hadas- were led by Mrs. James Sher- opening of a membership drive, sah held at the home of Mrs rard. Rev. T. C. Seamans show- Dance Nov. 5thand any mothers of multiple Arthur Vogel, 144 Grove Ave- ed pictures of "Japan" and told births are welcome to become, nue, Mrs. Alfred Kaplan, presi- of his work there. MENLO PARK TERRACE members. The purpose of the dent, appointed the following MRS. VICTOR L. CASSARA The Southern District Lead- The Menlo Park Terrace Demo- club is to discuss the joys and committee for the paid-up ership training session was held cratic Club will hold a pre-problems of twins. membership party to be, held yesterday at the. new Wesley election dance November 5 at The next meeting will be held October 17: - > Methodist Church, Fords. Mrs. the Edison Lanes, Route 1. Edi- Monday at Hill Lanes Bowling Mrs. Vogel and Mrs. Edward T. W. Peck and Mrs. Ruth son, it was announced at a re- Alley, Route 9, Madison Town- Slotkin, co-chairman; Mrs. Al- Stauffer were in charge <>f cent meeting of the club held ship. Various programs are be- bert Richman, vice-chairman; transportation. . - at the home of the president, ing planned for the future. Mrs in charge of arrangements; September 28 at 8:30 P..MT., Wally Mitchel, 1 Mercer Street. Ear! Benton will give a demon- Mrs. Abraham Winograd and the Mothers' Circle will meet at Kenneth Becker spoke on thestration on flower arrange- Mrs. Herbert Winograd, spon- SEWAREN—The First Pres- Dorp, and ushers were Frank the home of Mrs. Raymond aims of the Citizens lor Decent ments at this meeting. Anyone sor chairman; Mrs. Stanley byterian Church, Woodbrid Bell, New Dorp; Richard Kohn, Alexander Shone, 107s6 Wood- Literature organization. J. Gor- interested may contact Mrs Shinrod, program; Mrs. Albert was the setting Saturday after- Great Kills, S. I., and Edward ruff, Iselin. > don Mallon was the winner of Basri, hospitality; Mrs. Ernest noon for the marriage of Miss Lecarreaux, Haguenot, S. I. Bert Sabo, 170 Sherry Street Sandra Ann Hauselt, daughter the dark horse prize. Woodbridge, ME 4-8790: Hoffman, decoration; Mrs. Fred After their return from a trip BOARD MEETING of Mr. and Mrs. F. Hauselt, 480 to Florida, wie couple will re- WOODBRIDGE — The Ex- Ted Osterbye is chairman of Officers of the club are: Mrs Kaufman, food. the coming dance with Mrs. I Cliff Road, and Victor Leonardside at 63 Calire Avenue, ecutive Board of the Woman's Robert Durkee, Old Bridge The committee announced a jCassara, son of Mr. and Mrs. Association of the First Pres- George O'Toole as ticket chair- president; Mrs. Wilson ban- special surprise in store for the Woodbridge. For traveling, the man. Committee members are jMrs. Anthony V. Cassara," New bride chose a fall suit with byterian Church will meet at ner, Parlin, vice president; membership. A novel program Dorp, Staten Island. Rev. Alex Fellowship Hall tonight at 8 Emil Ragas, Bill O'Donahue Mrs. Henry Guenther, Parlin will be presented and delicious matching accessories and a o'clock. Mrs. Sol Fishier, Mrs. Morris 'ood served. Members are MRS. RALPH TARTAGLIONE Nemeth officiated. white orchid. secretary; Mrs. John Yorait, .-••• JAMES C. WBOMAIEK The bride, who was given in Glantz, Mrs. Sol Kritzman and Hazlet, i recording secretary; urged to have their dues paid The bride attended Wood- BROWNIES TO MEET Mrs. Mitchel. - •. ' up by that date in order to marriage by her parents, w.as WOODBRIDGE — Brownie Mrs. Peter Kavolius, Old TO ENROLL: James C. Wid- attired in a gown of rosepoint bridge High School and is em- Bridge, treasurer. maier, 199 Demorest Avenue, attend. Woodbridge Pair Married ployed by Allen Industries, Troop 24 and Girl Scout Troop lace fashioned with a Sabriha 7 will meet this week at the Patricia Marie Walsh Committee members include: Avenel, is scheduled to regis- neckline trimmed with pearls Rahway. The bridegroom, who Mrs. Bert Sabo, Woodbridge ter at Lafayette College, Eas- attended New Dorp High home of their leader, Mrs. ton, Pa., Saturday for the and sequins, and featuring a Richard G. Nims, 15 Bucknell To Wed Joseph Zega telephone;•••Mrs. Richard Lor- At. St* Stephen V Church bouffant skirt with panels of School, is employed by the Pep WOODBRIDGE — The en- start of a five-day orientation Gerity-Ferraro Boys, Perth Amboy. Avenue. fing, Old Bridge, membership; WOODBKDgH&E—At a double Minucci, Woodbridge, cousin of nylon tulle and rosepoint lace. gagement of Patricia Marie Mrs. Erwin Brown, Old Bridge, period. Classes will begin September 32. ring ceremony Saturday after- the bridegroom. A scalloped handiolled veil was Walsh to Jogeph J. Zega, son sunshine; Mrs. George Rosen, Betrothal Told attached to a crystal crown,; of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zega, Parlin, program; Mrs. Stephen noon in St. Stephen's Church After a trip to the Pocono and she carried a cascade bou- 341 Berry Street, has been an- Lakatos, Carteret, thirft sale; WOODBRIDGE The en- Perth Amboy, with Rev. VinMountains- , Pa., the couple will quet of white carnations. nounced "hy her parents, Mr. Mrs. George Harris, South Am- Synagogue Dance gagement of Judith Marion cent Nebus officiating, Miss make their home in New Mar- Ferraro to Robert A. Gerity, Miss Marion Reeves, New and Mrs. Edward P. Walsh, 364boy, welfare; Mrs. Alfred Brenda Ann Budney, daughter ket, N. J. Ashley Street, Perth Amboy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Dorp, was maid of honor, and Smith, Old Bridge, refresh- of Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley Bud- The bride, a graduate of Both are graduates of St. .Plans: Complete terity, 155 Valentine Place, has Woodbridge High School, is a bridesmaids included Miss Do- Mary's High School, Perth Am- ments and hospitality; Mrs. been announced by her parents ney, 557 Myrtle Avenue, be- lores Brown, Miss Betty Brown, Saunders, South WOODBRIDGE — Further model for Ernest Donath, New and Miss Maureen Shine, all of boy. Miss Walsh is employed by William O. plans for the annual Yom Kip- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferraro, came the bride of Ralph Paul York City. Her husband, also a Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Amboy, publicity. Kosene Street. • New Dorp. pur Night dance to be held at Tartaglione, son of Mr. and graduate of Woodb"ridge High Now Taking Company, Perth Amboy. Her the Woodbridge Jewish Com- The bride-to-be, a graduate Mrs. Paul Tartaglione, 20 E. School, is employed by the U. S. Serving his brother as best Fiance is stationed with, the munity Center October 1 wasof Woodbridge High School, is rreen Street. Envelope Company, Metuchen. man was John Cassara, New Uu S. Coast Guard at Lewis, Del. Candidates' Night made 'at a committee meeting employed by Edward A. Podo- leski, Perth Amboy-attorney. The bride, who was given in RESERVATIONS' Scheduled by Clubat the home of Mrs. Alfred marriage by her father, was Joan Kovacs to Wed Richman, 19 Fleetwood Drive. Mr. Gerity served a year in attired in a gown of silk taffeta for AVENEL— The Democratic The dance team of Rod and;he Navy after his graduation and Alencon lace, featuring a Morristown Resident and Civic Club of East Avenel Ronnie will be featured in the Tom St. Mary's High School, bell-shaped intermission length Parties WOODBRIDGE — The en-. _, .. -..-..„ 4.. entertainment program and Perth Amboy, and is employed skirt extending in a chapel gagement of Joan Marie Kovacs ! by Koppers Company, Inc., and held its test Jail meeting Buddy Fl.eedman s orchestra train. Her Queen Ann crown to Joseph Vecehio, Jr., son ofThursday at the Maple Tree will play for the dancing. plastic division, Port Reading. Mr. and Mrs. Vecchio; Morris- of imported French seeds* with Banquets Farm with Mrs. John Kozak, Mrs. Richman and Mrs. Rob- silk taffeta center held a bouf- town, has been announced by ert G-oldfarb are .co-chairmen (Christmas Parties) her parents, Mr. and' Mrs.. An- first vice president, presiding. and they will be assisted by Sandra Lee Roberts fant French tulle butterfly veil, drew J. Kovacs, 627 Rahway The group voted to sponsor Mrs. Robert Ric,hman and Mrs. and she carried a cascade of Avenue. a bantam and junior bowling Alex Kimmeel, refreshments, To Wed Army Lieut. stephanotis and gardenias on a Miss Kovacs, ia graduate of league, starting September 24 Mrs. Robert Melnick and Mrs. prayer book. Woodbridge High School, is em- and ending March 24, 1961. The Joseph Goldberg, publicity; WOODBRIDGE — The en- Maid of honor was Marilyn GALLERY COCKTAIL LOUNGE ployed by Airtron, Inc., division first game will begin at 9:30 Mrs. Gerald Fishier, Mrs. gagement of Sandra Lee Rob-Woods, Hopelawn; and brides- of Litton Industries, Morris Donah Kiken and Mrs. Seyert- s to Lt. Michael J. Gyetvay. maids were Gail Lawrence of A. M. at the Majestic Lanes, mour Lauber, door. Plains. Her fiance, a graduate Hopelawn; ion of Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. arole Decibus, of Morristown High School, is Avenel, cousin: of the bride- GARDEN TERRACE The next meeting will fea- fyetvay. 64 Second Street, has employed by the New Jersey een announced by her parents, groom; Carole Breyta, Perth Bell Telephone Company,, Mor- ture candidates' night at' the Births at Hospital Amboy, cousin of the bride. Mlaple Tree Farm, October 8. Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Rob- BANQUET ROOMS ristown. erts, Havre de Grace Heights, Cindy Cohen, Woodbridge, was Equal 243 Record junior bridesmaid, and Patricia PERTH AMBOY — During VM. , . Miss Roberts is a graduate of Huszar, Woodbridge, niece of August 243 babies were born at the bridegroom, was flower girl. DINING ROOMS Perth Amboy General Hospital, Aberdeen High School, Aber- U. S. 1 "" a new high for any month this deen, Md., and is a senior at the Serving as best man was WOODBRIDGE HOME CENTER year and equal to the all-time University of Maryland, Balti- Stanley Budney, Woodbridge, brother of the bride, and ush- Woodbridge DINER 800 KAHWAY record of 243 reached in Sep-more. Lt. Gyetvay, stationed at tember last year. .berdeer Proving Grounds, is ers included Anthony Tartagli- a graduate of Perth Amboy one, Woodbridge, brother of the : \ AVENUE In its monthly review of serv- bridegroom; Raymond Frank. ices rendered the hospital also High School and. Rutgers Uni- WOODBKIDGE versity, and received his masWoodbridge- ; Ronald Decibus. reported 1500 patients were ad- Avenel, cousin of the bride- mitted. Staying an average 7.4 ter's - degree from Columbia University.- groom. Junior usher was Joseph ME 6-0002 Plenty of-FREE PARKING days, they had 749 operations, 1323»x-ray procedures and 13,- 678; laboratory tests. The Emer- OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A, M. TO 9 P. M. gency Room treated 1090 in- jured or critically ill, of whom For Your Added Convenience We Are 124 were involved in automo- Unpainted SPECIALS! : bile accidents. The average FIXTURES FOR B£AVTY,-LUXM«Y OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 9 A..% TO 2P.E daily occupancy during the 50 AND DURABiUTYt * month was 359 patients. ROCKING CHAIRS 10- OPENING SESSION available in seven non-fading colors and PORT READING — The "Whiter-White" Ladies' Auxiliary of the Port STUDENTS DESKS'..... 10-« Reading Fire Company will Complete with Trim hold its opening meeting of the season, tomorrow night at the BOOKCASE SPECIALS: for Less Than firehouse at 8 P. M. $5.00 PER MONTH MHHf 24' x 36" ...... $ 7.95 Slightly More for Color 30" x 36" ...$ 8.50 For Further Information Contact: 36" x 36" .„.„„..$ 9.00 ' Deliveries Anywhere ALL 42" x 36" $10.50 OCCASIONS white and ready 5-10^5 48" x 36" ...... -.-$12.50 ARMOUR FERTILIZES! 50-Ib. bag >,25$17S Call for flowers,.birth- ROUTE NO. 1, AVENEL, N. J. mixed day s, anniversaries, Supplies and Instructions for Monday and Tnursaay Til] 9; Tuesday, Wednesday, colors ,$450: weddings, etc. to add FREE Friday and Saturday 8-6 ARMOUR TURF FOOD K . $4.95" extra joy to the event Finishing Available DELIVERY PHONE: MErcury 4-0080 20-67% Control Jap Settles Now. —and other times to ALSO—COMPLETE LINE OF ' FINE QUALITY express your sympathy PLUMBING FIXTURES § and thoughtf ulness. These are just a few from onr list ot contractors .IMPORfED/PEAT.MOSS..^ Be assured of the UNPAIMTED who can be contacted for installation . . . finest — call us. FRANK GALOMB^S WOODBRIDGE PLUMBING C Franklin Avenue & HEATING HUMAS, f OU Ife. hag". SO FURNITURE SHOP Fords, N. J. 60 Woodbridge Avenue Wallpaper-and Painter's Supplies Larger Quantities at Discount Prices!! HI 2-5745 - Sewaren 120 Main Street ME 6-0430 Woodbridge Licensed in Edison Jownship » ME 4-3046 378 State Street VA 6-3639 Perth Amboy WALSH ECK'S FRANK & GEORGE PLUMBING KUESCH & WECK ~ .BAMBOO'RAKES 24* Open Mon., Tues.^ Wed. and Sat., 9 to 6 & HEATING CO. 47 5th Avenue Flower Shop 1970 Lufberry Street 4VENEL. N. 3. Thurs. and Fri. 9 to f Kahway, N. J. FD 8-3436 MB 4-3177 • MANY:OTHER UNADVERTCSED SPECIALS!! 305 Amboy Ave. ME 4-1636 Licensed in Kahway Licensed in Perth Amboy PAGE FOUR 'THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960
awards, which •will coincide Penitential Service Mew Officers with the entry of this Sunday School into the Philadelphia Saturday at Midnight Area Sunday School Associa- ISEUN — Services will be tion Contests which run for To Be Chosen ^conducted by Rabbi Bernard - Mv e M 12 weeks. r&'**™y*™r^' ^' ^'~ ' WOODBRIDGE — Tonight .2 weeks. •**••++ iFrankel assisted by Dr.-Norbert A bus will be provided start-|Kastner.to markthe season of at 8:00 the Men's Association ting on September 25 lor stu-j special of the Woodbridge Gospel the Higb Holy Days dents in Colonia, Iselin and|glichos o'r penitential Services Church will meet at the Avenel. Classes are held for all!at Conaregation Beth Sholom, Church. Thomas Burns, presi- ages from two through adults.|Saturday Midnight before Rash dent, announced election of of- Pamphlets wiU be vedistributea wiuid Hashona iin areaareass tt0o Dbee serserved with fleers will take place and Plans transportation. Anyone inter- All members and friends are invited to join in the services val- be discussed for the annuannu- este.^d . ^t,,may, contac„„„*.„»+.t th et.v> pastoP ™.stnrr an.d the repast which will be al -banquet in October. The Woman's Association of served a^ the conclusion. Mrs. George Simpson, guide the church met at the home of for Pioneer Girls _has an- Mrs. Peter H. Burgess last week nounced the two groups, The with Mrs. Rudolph Frey lead- HEEDS PRESIDENT Colonists and Pilgrims will re- ing devotions. The Senate Appropriations sume meetings on Tuesday 6:30 A Missionary tea will be held Committee has recommended with a party in the church October 20 from 1:30 until 3:30 that $190,000,000 in additional Tea lags SRAIN-FED BEEF! rooms. Any girl from the third P.M. in the church rooms. Miss foreign aid funds i>e included Combination ! cent "le in a special appropriations grade through 14 years of ageRoma Boder of The Bible p^g- ftfi ••* ifle is ". eligible to poin. Pioneer Christian Union, Brooklyn, measure. of. ""bags*1' . Girls is an international organ- N. Y. -will seak of her work. That amount, with $75,000,- BONiLESS-TOP or BOTTOM ization, a community service A Missionary report of mis-000 more, was pared out of the project, similiar to scouting, sions in Africa, The Philippines, regular foreign aid bill recently CrSs©§ with a Christian emphasis. For Monaco, Japan, and Formosa, by a Senate-House conference Pjire Vegetable Shortening information call ME 4-2796. the Pagoge Indians in Arizona, committee. Rally Day will be observed!and rescue work among women President Eisenhower, how- With 4e 3 ife. Tfe In the Sunday School Septem-jin N. Y. was given by Mrs. Frey, ever, made a strong plea for off label can * * ber 25 with promotions and Missionary chairman. restoration of the funds. Fffiffo Quick-Frozen S@®f@o'd? Sold Colored Shortening Pols Star Brand With 4c 3 Ib. 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| rule, .Woodbridge, with.a High the dobr and urged immediate I Mass* of Requiem "at St. An- purchase as only a few remain. thony's Church. Burial-.will be Voter Drive The dance will take place Satur- OBITUARIES in St. Mary's Cemetery, Plain- day at Linwood .Grove with field. •;•. • dinner to be served at 7 P. M. ES. JOHANNA RYMSHA THOMAS J. MARKGCS The deceased was a resident Is. Success' Freeholder .William Warren will of Port Reading for 40 years; be* toastmaster, and the guest WOODBRIDGE •feneral FORDS-i—Funeral services for speaker will be Thorn Lord, rvices for Mrs. Joliarma-Byni' Thomas J. -Markous (Mark- a member of St. Anthony's WOODBRIDGE -=— The drive la, 79, 809 Bidgedal? Avenue, house), 76, 66 Hoy Avenue, whoQhureh and it's Holy Name So- for voter registration has been Democratic candidate for the 7 very successful, it was reported SenateJ "" hq died Friday morning in St;died Sunday at the Perth Am: ciety; a member of New Jersey ster'S" General; Hospital after boy General Hospitar after a State Fire .Chiefs Association; at a recent -meeting of the Dem- brief illness, *ere\ held Slon- brief lllcess, were held",yester- Exempt Firemen's Association ocratic Organization officials at iy. morning from the .Greiner day mprnihg from the.Mynn and Exempt Fire Chief's Asso- the Main Street headquarters. Striking Blonde uiieral Home, 44 Green Street, and.Son Funera'I Home, 23 Ford ciation of Woodbridge. • Continuing, this effort, depu- "It has recently been found .__v a Solemn Requiem Mass Avenge, with a Solemn Requiem He was the Jausband^ of the tized registrars will be located that the human body contaiiisj St, James' Church. Burial Mass at "Our Xady. of Peace la'te Julia Fern and is survived at the Hopelawn firehouse to- sulphur," said a lecturer .on! as vM ' St. Mafy's • Cemetery, Church. Burial ^ was in Holy by a daughter, Mrs. Elsie Hall; day and tomorrow and at the physiology to his class. •• ' ertft Amboy. Trinity Cemetery, ':'•••'; ': a, granddaughter,; • Mrs. John Fords firehouse September 26, ^ exclaimed .a Born in Eekley; •Pa., she was A former resident of Perth' Konick, and - two great-grand- 27 and 28. AH residents are blonde" student. "And how much resident here^ 42 years••;and Amboy, Markous had lived in children. urged to take, advantage of this sulphur is there in -a girl's as'..' a communicant, of - St. Fords for the past 36 years. He convenience. ones' Church. She was- the body?" was employed as a locomotive NORMAN A. PICKERS Edward -Seyler,. Democratic idow of John Rymsha.•••••:• •:. engineer with the Lehigh Val-: The amount varies," replied; Surviying are two sons, Al- ley Raih-oad,-rein-ing'after 55; AV3ENEL — Funeral services, municipal chairman, said that the'speaker. .;•.,' n, Woodbridge, . with .'"..'whom years* of s'ervice. ^. • for Norman A. Pickers, 73, whonever in Woodbridge poltical "Oh/ said the girl, "I sup-i resided, and Leon, South died at the home of his daugh- history has the party been so pose that's why some of us iyer; three grandchildren and He was a .member and past ter, Mrs. John Hango, 19 Ayesolidl- y behind its Ward can- : local chairmaai of. the Brother- make ' better matches than iur- great-grandchildren; ; a nel- Street, will be held tomor- didates, as this year. He predic- others." •other, George Spire-; Detroit, hood of Locomotive Firemen row afternoon at 2.00 fromsthe ted a*unanimous sweep of the ich., and a sister,. Mxs. Mar-:and Engineers and a'member of Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Township in .November. iret Garey, Freeland, iPa. the Brotherhood of TRallroad Green Street. Burial will be iri Trainmen. He was *a communi- Rosedale - Linden Cemetery, Richard Krauss, Second Ward cant of Our Lady /of Peace Linden. * ' - . committeeman, said that form- ROUTE 1, AVENEL, N.J. [KS, IRENE PASTOR Church. '"•..;•. ^ er Mayor Hugh B. Quigley per- s WOODBRIDGE — Funeral _ Surviving are a • daughter, A . resident of Hancocks formed his duties' for the town •I Va Ittile North of Woodbridge Cloverleaf (NEXT TO RAYCO) irsices for Mrs. Irene-Pastor, Elizabeth M., Fords;, two sons, Bridge, New" Jersey, for the past at one sixth the. salary now ), 320 Oak Avenue, who diedJoseph J., Fords, and Thomas 35 years, he was visiting his being offered an '"administra- ,st Friday in Perth, Amboy W., Madison-Township, and onedaughter for the past three tive assistant as political pa- General Hospital after a brief grandson. - - weeks. tronage." . ' -, There is Iness, were held Monday af- He is survived by his widow, :rnoon from the Greiner "When the present Republic OPENING DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY JOHN B. MALONE Sophie (Looser); two daugh- can administration 'sought po- uneral Home, 44 Green Street, WOODBRIDGE — • Funeral ters, Mrs. Art 'Friling, Bridge- :..'.r-0nly one SEPT. 16TH . SEPT. 17TH SEPT. 18TH ith services at Hungarian Re- services for John B. Malone,:49, boro, N. J., and Mrs. Hango; litical office, it must have known n-med Church, .Rev. Leslie 663 Ridgedale Avenue, who died a son, Russell, Indianapolis, that a public servant -must sac- gry officiating. Burial was inTuesday at his home, will be Ind.; two grandchildren; a sis-rifice himself for. the job he WELCOME lover.leaf Park Cemetery. held tomorrow morning at 8:3& ter, Mrk. Martha Leek, Deeator, seeks," Mr. Krauss continued. The deceased, a' native of from the Greirier Funeral 111.; a brother, Charles, Cincin- "It is simple once a person is assaic, was a.member of theHobe,- 44 Green Streets with a nati, Ohio. •••••'•' elected and holds voting powers ungarian Refoi-med Church, Solemn Requiem Mass at 9:00. to pass resolutions without po- Hmisarian Reforme'd Fed- St. James Church. Burial MRS..C. FLECKENSTEIN Jtical conscience against the ration of America, the William will be in St. Gertrude Ceme- ISELIN — Funeral services best interests, of the Township enn Society, and the St. A'n- residents." , « iony*s Hungarian Benefit So- tery, Colonia. for Mrs. Catherine (Higgin- iety, Passaic, Branch 70. A native of Perth Amboy, he botham) Fleckenstein, 25 Cor- Joseph Somers, Democratic She is survived by her 1mslive- d here for 35 years. He wasreja Avenue, who died Monday, County chairman, outlined the employment manager, at'A. S. were held this morning from route the Woodbridge. caravan and, Stephen J.; a daughter, The Guenther Funeral Home, 30 years of experience ,osa Ann; and- three sons, and R.- Company, Perth Amboy, wiil follow to* welcome Senator fostering good will in ouis M., William, and Stephen. for 27 years, and was a mem-215 Roseville -Avenue/ Newark, John -Kennedy in New Bruns- business and community ber of Perth Amboy Lodge 784with a High Mass of Requiem wick today: Those interested life. ' of the J>O Elks at St. Rose of Lima's. Church. will meet at Main Street head- ETER A. MANGER o ? - - „ Burial was an Gate- of Heaven quarters at 12:15 P. M. For Information on (MANGIERI) ' I Surviving are- his widow, Cemetery, Hanover. ' Welcome Wagon in Edlth Mr. Seyler announced there irAVENE Peter AL . —Manger Funera, 84l , service406 Al-sJMrs. ^unton),Brace ; Bradiea daughter, New, She is survived by her hus-will be an organization meeting-; ;n Road, who died last Thurs- YorMrs k nCity Brac. e Bradie New band^ Joseph;, two daughters, each Thursday at 7 P. M. at VCOLONIA at bis home after a short Mrs. iCaroline Behul, Kathleen EDWARD J. LEIMtPETER headquarters for the five Ward @:. AVENEL iness, were held Monday Fleefensteih; a son, Ronald; leader-s and himself. Next meet- .orning from the Flynn and PORT READING — Funeral her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James services for' Edward J. Leim- ing of - the County committee- ©ISELIN )n Funeral Home, 424 East Higginbotham; • and three 'sis- men and women will be Octo- venue, Perth Amboy, with a peter, 83, 888 West Avenue, ters; Mrs'^ Marie Kelly, Mrs. CALL • who died Tuesday at Roosevelt ber 11 at 8 P. M. at Ma'in Street equiem Mass at St. Andrew's Margaret Howell, and .Mrsheadquarteres. . tnireh. Burial was in St. Ger-Hosp'ital after a long illness Edith Huban. ude Cemetery. will be held tomorrow morning Emil Pajak, chairman of the A native of Italy and former at 8:30 from the Leon J. Gerity Ship tonnage has dropped in annual dinner, dance, stressed sident of Pennsylvania, he re-Funeral Home, 411 Amboy Ave- Britain. that no tickets will be sold at ied here 13 years. He was a -mmunicant of St. Andrew's ?hurch and a member of the talian Sons and Daughters of Lmerica. Surviving are one" daughter, Irs. Rose Barkley, Beekley, W. fa.: two sons, Angrelo, with BUY A-'GA110N--GETA GALLON BUY "A - .QUAITT - GET A QUART ,'h6m he resided, and John, louth Amboy,*nine'grandehil- ren and sis great-grandchil- ren. Paint'-Products In My Stsres Are
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TROPICS IN N. J.? That tropical moon must cast its spell over certain New Jer- sey gardeners. Every now and then someone -Rill write in to ask if such-and- such plant—let's say a pome- / \ granate—that they have seen growing in Florida or Louisiana can be made to grow outdoors in the Garden State. . And our garden ^specialists, in their replies, can't even assume a note of cautious optimism.| 5 - * They have to say. no, you'll be disappointed if ;£ou try, and :why do you have to. make things so .tough .for yourself? Realists that they are, these men can wipe out someone's dream of a tropical paradise in the middle of Mortgage Manor 1 with one stroke of the pen, so x ' * to speak. '*'•'••'.,' Then along comes.' a little package with a • wilted flower and a note: "I; picked this flower from an old bush in my backyard. What is it?" • POMEGRANATES,. YET- The expert takes one look, then another, and checks, his big book. Sure enough,, its a pomegranate blossom. It can't be growing in New. Jersey, but it is. • :•::."• I use pomegranate as an ex- ample because several trees have been surviving New Jer- sey's winters, which can be pretty inhospitable even in Camden and Salem counties. "Pomegranates have been, re- ported in both counties. Crape-myrtle, that every book says is a southern shrub, flour- h ishes in a Warren County gar- * den. And lots of' green-thumb- ers point with pride to their camellias, without which no novel of Old Dixie is complete- Are these plants trying to make liars out of.-horticulturists and especially the horticultur- -•SJ ists who write the big books? -* .^"itfi- flUCROCIjnVIATE EXPLAINS . Not at all. These plants from the sub-tropics have been lucky •" \ * * enough to put their roots down ** Ik ** in locations protected by build-1 ings or other trees and shrubs.j A building can hold and radi-• j ate enough heat to make ai warm weather -.plant feel at| home. And friendly -trees' can, .put the brakes on\a howling! 1 north wind. . j I-J.J-" Or as Vaughn .Havens,mete-1 orologist at the Rutgers Experi-j ment Station, says, mieroclim-i ate is quite different from gen-j • r eral climate. If a gardener- is| > ...•3r,ase! willing to study how the. sun •si
shines and the wind • blows ' . -- I around his yard he can change "l the microclimate to fit into his v: OPEN i plans. ..'•••••' . *- :• • •"•• • AV-j WAV FlAr Microclimate explains why a > -- ! EVERY forsythia. for example, will NIGHT bloom a week;. earlier on, a • warm, protected : side of the '- ""\ 9 house, than a forsythia that stands out in trie open'braving - -4: - -. the cold winter winds.
Farmers 'often make use of IS. microclimate when they plant '' seed in ridges Nearly in the '>- spring rather than.at the gen- ^ ! eral soil level because soil in ;••:, ridg§s warms up quicker, and they can take their • vegetables mid J* to market a week:or ?o early. If you have a: yen to grow exotic'things, hcftv would you -365- Smith Street tike a hardy orange tree in your 5 BLOCKS WEST OF RAILROAD STATION — FRE£ PARKING ON-PREMISES AT BOTH STORES warden that :bears fragrant olossoms and aromatic little ' MONDAX THBU SATURDAY 8 A. M. TO 9 F. M. oranges? That's a story for an- other time, in a week or so. '.- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 PAGE SEVEN
and Joseph E. Molnar, Old foundaitnos. Perhaps, however, lifted their heads as if to view Anderson-Erickson Rites Bridge. ;he recent apprehension of a their fall. Throughout the After a trip to Bermuda, the Jewish New Year human serpent, responsible for world was a sound of dissolu- couple will reside at 454 Packer Meld Safur0€iy In .Amboy Place, Perth Amboy. For travel- the extermination of millions tion. All trembled; the heavens ing, the bride wore a pure silk of human lives, is an omen of and the earth. Such were the Patricia Anne shoulder length veil of imported scarlet two piece dress with a Sept 22 and 23the Creator, a warning to thetimes Mazzini describes; they Erickson, daughter of Mr.'and English illusion was attached to corage of cymbidium orchids. • perpetrators of evil that God's resemble our own. Mankind's Mrs. Bernard L, Erickson, 102 a large, handmade silk rose The bride was graduated WOODBBIDGE — 'This is Each individual soul'has mo- judgment will, in time, bring hope and salvation can come trimmed with sequins. She car- retribution upon them. home only if the spirit of God Madison Avenue, Perth. Amboy, r e from. Perth Amboy High School, the period when Jews sit inments when it seeks to climb fcecame the bride of Bobert i d a cascade Bouquet of Fug-i. and was formerly employed by 1 "For He alone is the Supreme!permeates the thinking and chrysanthemums, pompons anndd judgment over themselves, com- the winding pathway leading John Anderson, son of Mr. and Clausen,. Klein, Kovacs and An- paring their conduct during to the summit of the mountain Ruler of /the Universe, and'His Laws and Commandments Sirs. William Anderson, 947 baby's breath; centered-with a derson, local law firm. Her hus- blue rose. • \, the past year with the hopes, ol the Lord. During this period, people and nations must ac- are listened to and • practiced Amfapy Avenue, at a double ring band was graduated from Perth and resolutions that they had tradition holds, God looks into cept His just laws, His moral as the Echo Number One. ceremony Saturday mdrning in Miss Bette Jeanne Erickson, Amboy High School,.and is em- set for themselves." Rabbi Sam-; the hearts of men and ex- and ethical values as a guide "With sincere wishes for a St. Mary's .Church, Perth Am- Perth Amboy, sister of thebride ployed by Nicholas Schwalje to a peaceful existence. i boy, -with Rev. Jolin: Browne, Company, Metuchen. uel Newberger of Congregation amines, not only their deeds healthy and peaceful New OSB, Newark dioeese, cpusin of was the maid of honor. Other Adath^Israel, said today in hisbut their motives. "A certain Eabbi Bunam Year." annual .'New Year's message to "It is also the period when the bride, officiating. \ r .'-. attendants were Miss Joan taught: Order of Services for the The bride, who was gi?en in Erickson, Perth Amboy, another VFWXJnit Welcomes the Jews of the Township. Jews sit in judgment over "This is how we must inter- high holidays at Adath Israel marriage by her. father, was at-sister; Miss Jacqueline Law- The Jewish people will cele-jthemselves, comparing their pret the first words in the Synagogue will be as follows: tired in a princess styled"gown rence, Fords, cousin of the Mrs. Susan Bott brate Rosh Hashonoh, or the conduct during the past year scriptures: 'In the beginning Saturday, September 17 at of peau de sbie and Alencon bride, and Mrs/Margaret ISELIN — The Ladies Aux- New Year, next, Thursday, and:with the hopes and resolutions God's creation of the heaven midnight, S'lichos; Rosh Ha- lace, appligued with pearis and Buchan, Carter et, . iliary of Iselin Post VFW met Friday,-September 22 and 23.tha! t they had set themselves; and earth.' for even now, theshonoh, Wednesday, Septem- sequins, featuring a portrait Serving as best man * wasat Post Headquarters and wel- Yoin; Kippur,. or the Day of, World Made Perfect , world is still in a state of ere- ter 21. 6:40 P. M., Thursday, neckline, long pointed sleeves, Richard1 Fennell, Sayreville, andcomed. Mrs. Susan. Bott as a JOHN P. MUEKAY Atonement, will be observed and Friday, September 22 and and;; a bouffant sldrt "Among the variety of mean- ation. When a craftsman makes •Which ushers were Harold Pease, Jr., new member. Saturady, October 1. • • jings which Jews assign to a tool and it is finished, it 23, 8 A. M., and 6 P. M. STANLEY B. NAYLOS terminated in a chapel' length Woodbridge; Alan Anderson, Mrs. Joseph .Stfasser was train. Her hahdroiled, four tier, Ths-Rabbi's message, entitled, Rosh Hashonoh is "tlje birth- does not require him any long- Kol Nidre, Friday, September Union, cousin of the bridegroom elected to fill the , recently-Community Chest "Faith;and the Future," reads day of the World" i- the anni- er. Not so with the world! 30, 6 P. M.. Yom Kippur, Sat- TO BE HONORED: Stanley vacated office of chaplain. The as follows: versary of Creation: God's urday, October 1, starting at B. Naylor of 150 High Street, election of a trustee will be.on "Day after day, instant after 9 "Every day has its meaning. world was made in perfect instant, the world requires the 8:30 A. M., Yizkor or Memorial Woo&bridgre, will celebrate his the agenda for the next meet- Appoints Murray Every, hour has its message, order. The Bible states that renewal of the primordial word Service at 11 A. M. 40th anniversary with the ^FOW" -STEVENS ' ing, tonight. every, moment its opportunity. each day of .Creation, God wasthrough which it was .created, Sermon topic for the first New Jersey Bell Telephone It was announced that the ISEIJN — John P. Murray Every tick of the clock, every pleased with His work "and and if the power of these pow- day of Rosh Hashonoh will be Co. next Thursday at the Junior Girls Unit of the Aux-of the California Oil Company, beat of the heart has its won-the Lord saw that it was good.' ers were withdrawn from it for"Echo Number One," on the Winfield Scott Hotel in Eliza- iliary will meet Friday, Sep- Perth Amboy, has been named It was good and like Paradise second day, "Inscribe Your- tember 23, in the Post Audi- der, i|s.:. challenge. There are a single moment, it would beth. He is a transmission chairman of the public infor- also appointed; seasons that until the serpent tempted Eve lapse into tohu vovohn, "waste self." testman in South Amboy torium.- mation program for the Rari- to eat of the forbidden fruit. -: VIDE prompt us to action. The Jewish and' emptiness." plant department. ; tan "Bay .Community Chest and Penitential Season, beginning "Many men have assumed "The great Italian patriot, MISPLACED, MAYBE? Mr. Naylor is a member Pungent! Council's annual drive schedul- with Rosh Hashonoh, manifests the role of the. serpent through- Mazzini, left an essay called '"I always wash my hair in ;d to .start next month. A goal WOODBBIDGE — A tractor, and past chairman of the the power of Faith over men's out history, sowing seeds of "Faith and the Future," the owned by.the Edison Transfer Elizabeth Council, H. G. Mc- TALENT STUDIOS beer." ' of '$168,195 has been set for theminds,: which is a persistent forthcoming campaign. dissension, hatred, and unrest theme of which fits our present Company, was reported stolen CuEy Chapter, Telephone "i AraaoiMsees Classes ia "Does that help?" phenomenon of life. among men and nations. Dur-mood and needs. The sky wafros m the Supreme Sales Cor- Fioneers of America; a mem- "No, but I have the happiest A native of Hoboken, Mr. "The hearts of men and ing the past year, mankind dark, the heavens void, or poration, on Route 1, yester- ber of 174 Lake-wood Lodge,1 T^?- BALLET - ACROBATIC - MODERN JAZZ dandruff in town." Murray, his wife and three women must grow attuned to has survived many crises which motionless in stupor. Whole day. The tractor is valued at F. & A.M. and first president GLASSES OfI5ALLROOM DANCING AT children have been residents at the promptings of the Infinite. threatened to shake the world's nations disappeared. Others $1,000. of the Amboy Bell Club. 225 Julia Street, Iselin, since SPECIAL RATES FOR TEENAGERS ; 1954. He has been an active iliiiliiif participant in the 1960''Mental -FREE"'.PICK-UP SEHVSCE A¥AiLABLE • Health drive in the area. With regard to the approach- Iselin ® Colonia • ©• Fords ing United Red Feather fund drive, Mr. Murray will also Avenel and Carteret Areas head up the speakers forum. The speakers, all volunteers Studios Located at and members of the Raritan 1174^ Green St., IseHn Valley Speakers Club will lec- ture on the benefits derived and through the community chest Invites you to raise money the chest's past work and fu- In addition fo regular stamps with the purchase of meat totaling 418 Rahway Ave., Elizabeth by selling his delicious home ture plans, in addition to show- $3.00 or more and this coupon. Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer. For Registr'ation Call Style candies. 12 deliriously ing a brief slide film before different confections at civic and fraternal organiza- reasonable prices. Send for tions. ',-•;' "'• LI 9^4855- his beautiful, natural color .-.; ,; ME 4-3360 • jcatalog free. •The film is an educational type film. It is used to explain in addition fo your regular stamps with This coupon expires Sept. 24th. .'":•• EL 4-0808: NO RISK . NO MONEY NEEDED the functions of the community WE PREPAY FREIGHT chest and not for solicitatmg purchase of meats totaling $3 or more, MAIL TDK COUPON TONIGHT "" "" SIMS * CO. Dept. N-100 Civic groups and fraternal and this coupon. 6007 OOONTZ AVEW PHILA. 41, PA. organizations, who will want SOCIAL: : Mease sanrf my tm Calf Hummel carafes. the film shown before their groups are asked to contact RATES FOITGRQUF Murray. .Stale | FRESH LEAN TEACHING; IN THE HOME r Organization^ New anti - cancer drug tried in Africa.
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Luna, HillC2-est Avenue, cele- the minister of music. Colley, New Dover Road, Co- Esther Joan Mocker brated their fortieth wedding Avenel Church The high school Westminsiter Ionia. anniversary. Fellowship elected officers at Due to the large enrollment Graduates as JSurs ISELIN PERSONALS —Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- its meeting Sunday. James in the Termite Fellowship, it WOODBRIDGE — Miss Es Menlo Park, observed Lists Services Lane was named moderator; has become necessary to divide ther Joan Hacker daughter c Andrew- Peterson, co-modera- the membership into two Mr. and Mrs. John Hacker, 1 GLADYS E. SCANK their 33rd wedding anniversary. AVENEL — The First Pres- 497 Lincoln Highway. Cselin Mrs. McTigue also marked her tor; Charles Hierhager, vice groups, according to Mrs. Jack Brookfield Avenue, Woodbridg' Tel. LI 8-1679 birthday byterian Church commences its moderator; Virginia . Given, Warren and Mrs. William Ross. was graduated last Thursda —Sharon Waylett, daughter regular Sunday worship sched- secretary; Carolyn Hawkes, so-The first group, consisting of from the Albert Einstein Medi —Miss Helen Sisko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way-ule Sunday at 8, 9, 10 and 11cial chairman; Sue Menke, fifth and sixth graders, will cal Center School of Nursins of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sisko, A. M. The ministers of .theevangelist chairman; and Jane Wilson Avenue, has been grad- lett, Cooper Avenue, celebrated meet Tuesday from 3:15 to 5 Philadelphia. her tenth birthday. church are preaching a series Campbell, music chairman. The P. M. at the church hall. The A graduate of Woodbridg uated from the Claremont Sec- of sermons on Paul's Letter to following will serve as retarial School, New York City, —Mrs. Thomas Krawiec, Sil- program other group will consist of 8 High School, Class of 195' secretariai zer Avenue, is a surgical patient the Ephesians, covering the first chairmen: Anne Swistack, Pat year olds through fourth grade Miss Hacker is now serving o and has accepted a Riley, Evelyn Kantor, Ellen position with Johnson and at Perth Amboy, General Hos- chapter Sunday. Dr. Charles S. and they will meet at West- the maximum care unit of th pital. MacKenzie will preach at the Thorsen, Wally Morse, Art minster Hall, September 24 Southern Division of ARM< Johnson. 1 Petersen, Barry Smith and Don from 10:30 A. M. to 12 noon. —Services at First Presbyte- 9 and 11 A. M, services; Rev. She was also on the studer Robert Bonham, at 8 and 10Nekarda. . Mrs. Nils C. Peterson is the judicial board, was a represent] rian Church are back on regu- Words of Wisdom new advisor for this group. lar schedule. Early service Sun- The man who gets married is The Chancel Choir will sing The Men's Fellowship has re- ative of the Student Nurse day at 8:45 and later service at getting a new lease on life at "Sino Nomine", by Ralph. V. sumed its activity and meets Association of Philadelphia an' 11:15 A.M. twice the, rent. — Flying Williams, at the 11 A. M. serv- each Wednesday at 8:30 P. M. Pentagon takes steps to help was typing editor of the year —Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kingsville, Texas. ice; directed by Carl Knitter, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- small business. book.
FOR UNTIRING EFFORTS: William Ferna, member of the Woodbridge Lions Club, was honored by the Avenel Lions at their last meeting; in the Log Cabin, He was presented with a plaque for "outstanding activities in Lionism". Left to right, Raymond Elliot, Mr. Perna. Back row, Vincent Bicciardone, Abner Feldman, John O'Donnell.
show and a dinner dance. The literature group plans two trips Aid Squad Unit ns to New York each year to see a current stage hit. Dance Oct. 8tl COLONI A—The Coloni; Charter Study First Aid Squad Auxiliary, Dis USDA trict 12, will hold its fourth ai CHOICE COLONIA — A membership nual dance Saturday, Oetobei 1 tea, sponsored by the Colonia Eyed by C of C at the VFW Hall, Lincolr branch, American Association ISELIN— A proposal to co-Highway, Iselin. Mrs. Calvi of University Women, will take operate with Township offi- Donnelly is chairman. All pro- : place Saturday between 2:30 cials and other organizations ceeds go towards equipmen and 4 P. M. at the home of Mrs.in the study of government re- for the squad. John Yakubik, -65 Stratford forms is being considered by Dancing will begin at 9 P. Drive, Mrs. C. H. Christiansen, the Iselin Chamber of Coman- d will be to "live" music am . membership chairman, has anmerce- . for all tastes, from waltzes / nounced. Perry, president of the rock 'n' roll. There will be doo: group, has suggested that an prizes. Donations are $1.25. As All women holding degrees advisory charter study commit- sisting Mrs. Donnelly on th< from AAUW-approved colleges tee might be formed by repre- committee are Mrs. Corneliui are invited to attend. Institu- sentatives over the various sec- Oberdick, Mrs. Gus DiBella tions now recognized by the Mrs. Nicholas Kreitz, Mrs. Mel Association number 420. Anytion- s of the Township. The organization is getting vin Lane, Mrs. Edward Wolfe one interested is asked to con- Mrs. Rudolf Grewe, Mrs. A tact Mrs. Yakubik, FU 1-3709, off to an early start in the 1960 Christmas lighting ' program. Biltz, Mrs. Robert Healey, Mrs Clicl ioist or Mrs. Christiansen, LI 8- Thomas Navin. 4560. The tea committee in- The committee, Benjamin A. __ eludes Mrs. Stanley Niemiec, Scala, Carl A. Fleiming, Jr., Safeway Trim George Legones, Anthony De Railway; Mrs. William Todt, Saving and Loan Aged Beef Mrs. Fred Christ, Mrs. John Fazio, Anthony Salvemni and Bidwell, Mrs. Yakubik, !all ofWilliam Ziegenbalg, will meet Marks Anniversary U.S.D. A. Choice Colonia. I each Thursday night at WOODBRIDGE — Fre< o'clock until all arrangements Medi-Pacs are being' given ti As a branch, the Colonia are completed. all persons opening a saving! You may prefer group includes members in account of $25.00 or more ai all steaks and roasfs af Safeway, Woodbridge, Rahway, Metuch- Regular Trim well as to regular members whi Chuck Steaks *> 43* this Chuck Roasf has been carefully en, Perth Amboy, Clark, and add $25.00 or more to their ac aged to peak of tenderness and flavor. Westfield. The AATJW encour- count during the first anniver- ages high standards of educa- Ssrve ft rolled sary celebration of First Sav- USDA Shoulder Steaks Flank Steaks With your favorite dressing tion for women, offers a study- ings & Ltfan Association's Newport Roast Choice Bee) action program in international Woodbridge Branch, at 53E V-UOe OieaKS Save al Safeway h- 77( Tendor PMiKt «. S. 0. A. — The opening meeting of Ground Chuck eaiin•g beef Beef Flanken ^ Choice Bee! ,_ relations, education, social the Sixth District Republican Amboy Avenue. U. S. D. A. Grade A /^l.iL. Ct<.^L- W S D. A. Choice Beat „ •» *j<~i studies, the arts, and status of First Cuts Second USDA Club will be Wednesday at 8:30 The free gifts are,also avail- 16 to 22 pounds UuD oteaks individual o,i5 »>• 1.39 Fresh Brisket 79c Culi »>59< Stewing Beef ^ Choice Beef women. P. M. with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- able at the firm's main offici Besides the regular monthly liam Scheuerman, 300 Prospect at 339 State Street, Perth Am- meeting, some of the other ac- Avenue. , , boy. Both offices are open dailj Choke of Regular, tivities of the Colonia branch — Avenel Lion's Club meets from 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 P. M include the annual bridge Wednesday at the Log Cabin, and Saturday from. 9:00 A. M Fine or Drip Grind luncheon, a dessert fashion Woodbridge at 6:30 P. M. to noon. U.S.D.A.Gra Whole Kernel Rokeaeb, Mother's quart or Manischewilz jar Vacuum Packed W, ounce jar 49c Sucresf 9. Shop Safeway Ready to Serve Save at Safeway Deodorizes and Disinfects gallon lemon Juice 16 oz Log Cabin Syrup Realemon Save at SaFeway bol • Wesjfield ^ quart if\ Here's a handy 16 oz Brand iew Cutiilbgiie ®i? Grape Treat Fruil drink L cans 4VC Glass Wax all around cleaner can 37< Natures Own Sugar 24 oz. 80 Tea bags -yr, l This Week !! 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Lounsbury HYO Annual At Double-Ring Ceremony bara^^f Ann , George A. Silvaney ow FORDS — At a Nuptial Mass of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard FORDS—St. Mary's Church, and double ring ceremony Sat- Sajeski, 100 Worden Avenue, South Amboy, was the setting urday in Our Lady of Peace will become the bride of John Saturday afternoon for the Church with Rev. Christopher AJC Discusses Stanley Safcliinsky, son ofmarriage of Miss Betty J. Bohacs - Balint HOPELAWN—Approximate- Reilly officiating Miss Judith Mr. atad Mrs. John F. Saf-Lounsbury, daughter of Mr. and FORDS—The Woman's Club ly 200 attended the eighth an- Louise Barron, daughter of Mr. chmsky, 26 Meinzer Street, Mrs. Wister lounsbury, 219 Au- iof Fords will hold a flower show nual award day held this week and Mrs William Howard Bar- Fund Raising Avenel, Sunday at 2 P. M., at gusta Street, South Amboy, and Wedding Held •and food sale nest Thursday at end by the Hopelawn Youth ron, 50 Glenwood Terrace, was MENLO PARK TERRACE — Holy Spirit Church, Perth. George A. Silvaney, son of Mr. FORDS—Saturday afternoon •1:30 P.M. at the Fords Public Organization at the Hopelawn married to Thomas Joseph Me- Amboy, ; and Mrs. George Silvaney, 35 iLibrary. The .Middlesex County Chapter, Pleasant Avenue. Rev. James in John Calvin Magyar Re- School. - : Carthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. American Jewish Congress, held Rev. Joseph V. Kerr will formed Church with Rev. Fran- Mrs. Otto Kowang, chairman ^ McCarthy 65 CCommer.; A. Russell officiated at the Trophies were given to each a fund-raising committee meet- officiate. double Ting ceremony. cis Yite?; officiating at the 'of the affair, has announced ing recently at the home of the double ring ceremony, Miss _ _ [classes for judging as follows: member of the Yankees, who Escorted to the altar by her were the champions of' the The. brid,,,,.,e who wa_ s given m chairman, Mrs. Sidney Rosemarie Balint, daughter of «8v"- I Zinnias, largest variety of Schwartz, 80 Isabelle Street. Miss Joan Ann Dudek father, the bride wore a gown Little Fellows League. Baseballs S^ofAlenconlace^veTpeau of silk organza with a Sabrina Mr. and Mrs. Adam Balint, 706 tffi !color and best arrangement: Mrs. Ben Rose is co-chairman. Conyery Boulevard, Perth Am- ! '** jastors, also largest variety of were given to the runners-up. ••%„ so;e ™ ,je i™ her mother A To Wed Amboy Man neckline, three-quarter sleeves. Plans were made .for ,a cake and a bouffant skirt with Alen- boy, became the bride of Rich-, | |COlor and best arrangement; Trophies were also awarded! wreath'of orange blossoms held, .marigolds, best arrangements: to the Hopelawn Youth All] fingertip veil, and she carried^ sale at the Merit Supermarket, FORDS—The engagement of con lEce appliques ending in aard James Bohacs, son of Mr. I I a Kelly Street, October 7; a Joan Ann Dudek to Russell R. chapel length train. Her veil of and Mrs. Stephen Bohacs, 329 dahlias, best single bloom and Stars who reached the semi-j a cascade bouquet of roses and "County Fair" dance in Novem- Bjersgaard, son of Mrs. Ed- best arrangement; roses, also finals of the Freeholders Tour-j gardenias. French illusion was attached to Ford Avenue. : :: : ber; a bowling party and pup- ward Kjersgaard, 404 Washing- best single bloom and best ar- naments; .•' - " ~ " -'••'}• Miss Elizabeth Barron, sister a crown of sequins and pearls, The bride, escorted to the al- pet show for children, both in ton Street, Perth Amboy, and and she carried a cascade bou- rangement; mixed flowers, best Charles Kotzari, lor exceilirigjof the bride, was maid of honor, the late Mr. Kjersgaard, has tar by her father, wore a gown December; a "Day in Lake- quet of carnations and pom- made by her mother, fashioned CELEBRATION HELD: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence, arrangement and most unusual in conduet,* sportsmanship'andjThe Misses Ruth Barron, an- wood" in the winter; a cake been announced by her parents, pons-with an orchid center. arrangement; house plants, eharacter, 'was awarded a. other sister", Arlene Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dudek, with Alencon lace over silk or- Wall Street, Menlo Park Terrace, were honored on the Cranford and Patricia Mc- sale in April; a variety show Miss Fay Lounsbury, South ganza. Her veil of hand rolled most unusual; African violets, trophy -•: ''for the v "Best All by members in May; arid a 29 Webb Drive. Amboy, was maid of honor for occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary by the White 1 Carthy, Avenel, sister of the imported French illusion was Birch Men's Club at the White Birch Inn, Friday night. most unusual and prettiest. Around •Boy; ' - .':i, • ,' bridegroom, were bridesmaids. theater party at the Paper Mill The prospective bride is a her sister, and Miss Marie Sil- caught to a tiara of sequins and In the children's division Individual trophies were Playhouse. graduate of Woodbridge High vaney, Fords, sister of the The couple has three children. Mr. Lawrence is a charter Thomas Ahem, Iselin, served pearls, and she carried a bou- member of the organization. there will be ribbons for the •given-to the following members School- and is employed at bridegroom, was bridesmaid. quet of roses and carnations best single bloom and best ar- Saf!the; HYO feasebalL league: as best man, and ushers were Sixeen chairmen of the fund- Thorn McAn's, Menlo Park. Her Serving as best man was John pge Becker and Robert raising events attended the fiance attended Perth Amboy Karnish, South Amboy, and with baby's breath. rangement. •Robert Morgan, best pitcher; Fletcher, both of Avenel, and Pat Horah, most valuable; Den- committee meeting. They were schools and served three years usher was James Sorenson, Miss Lorraine Balint, Perth Judging will be Mrs. Louis William Barron, Fords, brother Mrs. Ernest Gansel, Mrs. Al- Sayreville. Amboy, was her sister's maid of Ukranian Church Scene Farkas of Fords Flower Shop. nis Barran, best sportsman- of the bride.'- ,, . -. in the Navy. He is employed at bert Schwartzback, Miss Mil- Triangle Diner, Perth. Amboy. For traveling to the Pocono honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Co-chairman of the food sale ship;; Bernard Graham, most JoAnn Courtney, Perth Amboy, home runs; Bob "Horan, most After a wedding trip through dred Jacobs, Mrs. Leonard Mountains, the bride wore a Of Gratson-Budniak Rites to be held in conjunction with, the New England states and Goldberg, Mrs. Sol Silverman, blue^-green plaid suit with green and Miss Floria Devorak, Hope- the flower show are Mrs. improved; Pat Horan, highestCanada, the couple will reside Mrs. Murray Goldberg, Mrs. GOP Announces Plans accessories and a white orchid lawn. FORDS—Saturday afternoon!of the bride, was flower girl. batting average; Ralph, Ruffo, in the Ukrainian Catholic Serving as best man waCharles s Levenberger and Mrs. at Peekskill, N. Y. Norman Rosen, Mrs. I. L. Tei- corsage. Serving as best man; was Sidney Dell. all around player. For Fashion Show The bride, a graduate of St. Church of the Assumption, with Robert Gratson, Woodbridge, The bride, a graduate of tlebaum, Mrs. P. W. Sarsaty, Toni Landi, Perth Amboy. cousin of the bridegroom. Ush- Mrs. John Csabai is chairman Other individual awards went Woodbridge High School, was Mrs. Marlin Hasher, Mrs. P. R. FORDS — A special meeting Mary's High School, South Am- Ushering were Richard Lotz, the Very Rev. Msgr. Jaroslav to Richard Bernat and Joseph of the Second Ward Republican boy, is employed by Blue Cross- Gabro officiating at the double ers were Steven Kish and Sam of refreshments. The affair is ..- . „ .secretary to the supervisor of Berman, Mrs. J. N. Schlemo- Woodbridge, and Dennis Semok, Spiak, both of Jersey City, and open to the public and the best all.- around i White County Committee was held at Blue Shield, Newark. The bride- Fords, cousin of the bride- ring ceremony, Miss Marcella players; to John Timko and the confcrol aboratory at witz, Mrs. - S. P. Ungerleider, John Budniak, Fords, brother proceeds will benefit the Li- Laboratories, Inc., Kenilworth. Mrs. Nathan Boydman, Mrs. the home of Mrs. Ann Crowley, groom, a Perth Amboy High groom. Mary Rudniak, daughter of John Raez, high scorers; and 32 Concannon Drive. Plans were School graduate, served four John Budniak, 14 Grandview of the bride. brary which is owned and The bridegroom, a graduate Walter Mitchel, Mrs. C. L. Al- years in the Navy and is em- After a visit in Washington, maintained by the Woman's to Gary Morgan, most im- of Middlesex County Vocational berts, Mrs. L. N. Mertsky, Mrs. made for a fashion show at the D. C, the couple will travel to Avenue, and thelate Mrs. After a trip to Florida and proved. Fords Junior High School, Oc- ployed by Westinghouse Corp., Nassau, the couple will reside Club. and Technical Tligh School, Seymour Lass. Metuchen. Charleston, S. C, where the Catherine Draganchuk Bud- Each girl of the HYO softball Perth Amboy, and Radio Cor- tober -20; at 8:15 P. M. niak, became the bride of at 17 Clark Court, Rutherford. As a result of the recent suc- bridegroom is ~ stationed with For traveling, the bride wore a teams also received'awards. poration of America Institute, cessful membership tea, the the Navy. For traveling the George Gratson, son of Mr. and TO HEAR SENATOR Other awards went" to" theNew York City, is employed by Mrs. John Gratson, Jersey City. navy blue suit with blue acces- following new members have bride chose a coral jersey sories. FORDS — The Fords Junior Red Sox,, champions of the International Bus in ess Ma- been welcomed to the chapter: sheath dress with black acces- Given in marriage by her High School will present Sena= HYO League; members Of thechines Corp., Peekskill. • Double-Ring Rites Held father, the bride wore a gown The bride, a graduate of Miss Bernice Weichert, Mrs. sories. Perth Amboy High School, was tor Harrison A. Williams who HYO Babe Ruth team, and the Isadore Weichert, Mrs. Marilyn The bride attended Perth of silk organza and Chantilly HYO senior teams, and thSawforde , and Carmen Dela- Cooper, Mrs. Theodore San- lace designed with a bodice of and the faculty members Sep- Amboy High School and th! ea e Bank and Trust Company, HYO junior basketball team. pietro. Also to Miss Judy Zak ders. At Ludwig-IsM Wedding bridegroom, Woodbridge High a«°pp neckline. The tember 21 at 9 A. M. Mrs. Peter; Prnelli, .Mrs. for her efforts in preparing the 1? bell-shape^ d skirt terminated inPerth Amboy. : FORDS — At a double-ring Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig are School. The bridegroom, a graduate James iKoczan/ Mrs. Mary Pe- pr6gram for the eighth annual ceremony Saturday afternoon graduates of Woodbridge High ! a chapel train. A crown of award day. ' I orange blossoms and seed pearls of Dickinson High School, Jer- Hoboken. He is employed as an Angelo, and William Ray were in St. Andrew's Church, Ave- School. The bride,.is secretary sey City, received his bachelor's electrical engineer for Eclipse presented with awards of ap- Joseph DeAngelo, supervisor Registration . nel, with Rev. John J. Eagan to the vice president of Atlas JOHNSON GOING NORTH [held her four-tier fingertip veil, Lyndon B. Johnson has an-,and she carried a prayer book degree in engineering from Ste- Pioneer Division of Bendix Avi- preciation for their, nine, years of the HYO, extended &s ap- officiating, Miss Arlene S. Iski, Electronics Inc., Perth Amboy. vens Institute of Technology, ation Corp., Teterboro. of continuous service since the preciation to the Board of Edu-j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank The bridegroom, who attended nounced that he would cam-[mounted with two white or- beginnirig of the HYO program. cation for the school for award j Dates Listed Iski, 35 Eagan Avenue, became Seton Hall University, is a stu- paign in New England early|chids, stephanotis, and. feath- Tokens of appreciation for day; to John Hughes and John FORDS — A meeting of thethe bride of Richard T. Lud-dent at Rutgers University Col- this fall. 'ered carnations. their cooperation in helping Zullo, head of the Recreation Second Ward Republican Club wig, son of Mr. and Mrs. George lege. He is employed at Lock- The Democratic Vice-Presi-j Maid of honor was Miss Mary with the Youth Leagues also Department, for their coopera- was held at Frank's Hall with Ludwig, 40 Madison Avenue, heed Electronics, Plainfield. dential candidate said Boston ;jOan Walsh, Perth Amboy, went to Vick Ruffo, Steven tion with the activities for the John Jago, vice-president, pre- Avenel. would be one of his early stops.!cousin of the bride. Brides- \Jur Ilew Dolinich, Bernard Graham. older boys and the teenage siding. The bride, given in marriage ^ ., _ „ , Senator Johnson says he and I maids were Miss Judith Bahik and Steven Kurucz. dances; and to all others, in- SLafayette Livingston, Mid- by her father, wc>re a princess-1tr€Ul- r . Henderson Senator John F. Kennedy, the j and Miss Marilyn elements, For their generdus donations cluding The Independent- dlesex County Chairman for styled gown of 'peau de sole Mr ,.». . Presidential candidate, plan to:both of Perth Amboy, and Miss Woodbridge Surgical Appliance Service Leader, who helped to make with a scoop neckline trimmed lUairy stump in aU fifty states, al-lLorraine Gratson, Jersey City, to the HYO, acknowledgment Civil Defense, was the speaker FORDS — The engagement of appreciation was extended to these youth activities a suc- for the evening. He gave a talk with Alencon lace and seed though each of them may not!sister of the groom Miss Sally : 530 AMBOY AVENUE pearls. Her bouffant skirt with of Gail Frances Henderson to make the full circuit. 'Williams, West Orange, cousin Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prang, A. cess. on what can be done to survive Charles Edward Berndt, son of WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY an atomic explosion 'and what appliques of Alencon lace and Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Berndt, can be done about: shelters. roses, terminated in a chapel 16 Hamilton Avenue, has been A report was given by thtraine . A crown of pearls held announced •bjr.her parents, Mr. vice-chairman of the Ward, her imported illusion veil, and and Mrs. Thomas P. Henderson, 24 HOUR SERVICE MErcury 4-3532 Mrs. Ruth Jago stressing the she carried a cascade of roses 506" Zambory' 'Street, - Perth and iyy;'with pompons,. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE need.; for. ..volunteer workers Amboy; •— HOURS — during the • coming campaign Miss Virginia De Rose, Fords, Kodachrome and Ektachrome-.Film Having sold my home, I will dispose of all my House- Miss Henderson was. gradu- with, particular emphasis on was ths maid of honor. Miss ated from Perth Amboy High Daily: 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Evenings: 1 P. M. to 9 P. M. hold Goods and Furnishings on the premises at the coverage of Republican Yvonne Jogan, Fords, was School and is employed as a headquarters in Woodbridge. bridesmaid. bookkeeper - stenographer Processim No Evening Hours Wednesday or Saturday 102 DEAL ESPLANADE, DEAL, N. J. The Second Ward will provide Serving as best man. waast Federal Seaboard Terra Cot-1 a worker'one day each week. Thomas Dobreck, Avenel, and ta Corp.. Perth Amboy. Her fi- 10:30 A.M.—SATURDAY, SEPT. 17—10:30 A.M. Headquarters will be open ushering was George Ludwig. ance, a graduate of Woodbridge j Jr., Woodbridge, brother of theHigh School, is employed atj Plymouth Station Wagon "V8 Suburban (1957), Auto- Monday through Friday from 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. and! Satbridegroom- . Handy Motors, Inc., New Bruns- matic Washer-Dryer and Refrigerator (all Frigidaire), urday from 10 A. M. to 6 P. M., For traveling to the Pocono wick. Table Silver Dinner and Luncheon Service of 12 in Queen Mountains, the bride wore a through November 8. Voters Two mind readers met on the Ann Table Cabinet, Hurricane Lamps, Rugs (Room and can register during these hours black sheath dress with patent leather accessories and an orstreet- . "You're fine," said one, Scatter Sizes), Overlay Prism Lamps, Settee, Occasional until September 29 which is the chid corsage. The couple will greeting the other, "and how Chairs and Tables* Chests of Drawers, Dressers, Wall deadline. Special registration live in Plainfield. am I?" Mirrors, Bureaus, Double Chest of Drawers, Lamps (Floor from 7 to 9 P. M. will be held at Fords Firehouse September and Table), Linens (Bed and Table), Lounging Chairs, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22; Hope- Six-Piece Silver Tea Set, Silver Trays, Handsome Cor- lawn Firehouse. same hours on imtm ner • Chair (Chinese), Chinaware, Glassware, Boudoir September 13,14, and 15; Keas- • Chairs, Tier Tables, Coffee Table, Ten-Piece Dining bey Firehouse. same hours. Room Set, Cabinets, Pictures, Wrought Iron Dinette Set, September 21 and 22. The Second Ward: Republican I IA$T: CHANCE! § ¥©ai couldn*t pick a better time to Set of four early American Picture Frames, Marble Top County Committee in coopera- Tables and Commodes, End Tables, Stands, Bric-a-brac, tion with the Second Ward Re- deal with ysssir Chevrolet dealer. Pottery, Chests, Single and Double Beds in Maple and publican^ Club will hold a ' CHOICE DEALS ON lie's winding up a wiitg-dfisg ©f a Mahogany, Large lot of Modern Porch and Lawn Furni- fashion ~ show at the Fords ture, Approximately 300' of 2' Border wire fence for Junior High School October 20 selling year and he's out t® keep-his flower and vegetable gardens, Two Power Mowers (Real at 8:15 P.M. AMERICA'S FIRST Mrs. Audrie Gross willhold a '60 madels moving ffast»=righ t tsp tss and Rotary), Garden Tools,. Entire contents of Dwell- game social for the club, date ing and all outside equipment. Offerings may be viewed to be announced. CHOICE CAR the final gun! If yasgi hanker Its on date of sale from 3:00 A. M. until sale time. Please The next meeting will be Oc- the year's hottest seller, far come prepared to .remove your purchases at conclusion tober 10. of sale. The undersigned and Auctioneer shall not be ness sake, don't hesitate! See your i-esponsible in the event of accident and/or injury to any dealer for m choice cieal person or persons in, on or about the premises. Local Teacher By Order of: PHILLIP GOLDBERG Engaged to Wed B. G. COATS, Auctioneer. Phone: KEIlog 1-3461 FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nudge, 28 Longfellow Street, Carteret. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Arlene, to Peter S. Rebovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rebovich 13 Liberty Street. SPECIAL! Miss Nudge, a teacher in the Woodbridge Township school system, was graduated from Carteret High School and Tren- ton State College. When you come to us for a personal loan, you Her fiance was graduated 17 other ClteTy models io pieh from! from Woodbridge High School, served with the 82nd Airborne actually become our valued customer, and are Division of the Army, and is a senior at Rider College, Tren- treated with all the friendly consideration to ton. f LAST CHANCE! BEST TIME TO BUY THE CAR OF THE YEAS which such a customer is entitled. We are just TO SPEAK HERE as pleased to have the opportunity "of serving TRENTON — Thorn Lord, Democratic IT. S. Senate candi- you as you are to get the money you nets! date in New Jersey, will make a - CHEVY'S CORVAIR campaign appearance in Mid- promptly, at low cost and on convenient dlesex' County Saturday night, Sample the special delights of Corvair's Iwhen tie will speak at the light handling and quietness and all-- terms. In short, the pleasure is mutual! Stop Woodbridge Democratic dinner round comfort. Take the wheel just once (to be held in Linwood Grove, in to see us any time! iRoute 27. Edison. —and you'll know why the editors of Motor Trend magazine voted Corvair the Car of the Year. Your best bet by far is to RS. drive a Corvair right now—while your BANKING HOURS BAR! - FREEZE Store Chevrolet dealer's writing year-end deals EXPRESS BUSES 9 A. M. TO 2:30 P. M. DAILY —and be all the more satisfied I Cortaif 700 i~Door Sedan—with a praeticaUy fiai fiooft EVERY FRIDAY—9 A. M. XO 2:30 P. M. AND 5 TO 5 P. M. SATURDAY. COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE AND in Golonia See Chevrolet cars, Chevy's Cormirsamd Corvettes of your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's! OVER 40 YEARS OF SERVICE TO SAVERS "WEDNESDAY 1075 St. George Avenue, Colonia ATLANTIC CITY RACETRACK.. ES SOUTH A.MBO1 EN CARTERET IN METUCHEN PERTH The FORDS NATIONAL 8ANK Buses leave Main & Schbo! OPEN FROM 11:00 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT Sts. at 11:00 a.m. Briggs Chevrolet Godeny Shevrsist, inc. June Chevrolet, inc. ' Todd Chevrslet, Inc. The Friendly Banks of Fords, INew Jersey 00 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ROINI) IICII $4- DlUSt*X Main St.—PA 1-1400 30 Roosevelt Ave,—KI 1-5123 Middlesex Ave.—Li 8-5076 160 New Bruns. &ve.~V& 6-0015 MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Phone FU 1-9292 PUBLIC SERVIUfc UODRDiNArEP [3ANSP0R1 PAGE TEN THURSDAY, SEFTEMBSS 15, I960 Pupils' Bus Crow's Nest L"."'''I.-- Adult Reported in Month v« WOODBRIDGE — One case Due Sept 22 of non-paralytic polio was re-Travel Hit School Urgedjl ported to the Board of Health WOODBRIDGE — The Civil WOOOBBIDGE — A com- WOODBRIDGE — School office during the past month Commissioner Robert M. Vogel Service Commission has issued "and we hope it is the last", mittee of mothers from Avenel has advocated an adult nig'ht a call for another examination Health Officer Harold J. Bailey met with Assistant Commis- school in the Township and for the position of lieutenant in told the Board at its meeting the Woodbridge Police Depart- Tuesday sioner of Education Eric Groe- Superintendent of Schools Pat- zinger in Trenton, Thursday to Were and There: rick A. Boylan Has been in- ment, Deputy Chief Nels Laur- There were also eight cases Spent most of Monday in *• structed to investigate the pos- itson said today. Deadline for of measles, eight of scarlet protest transfer of their child- Trenton and from the looks ol receipt of applications is Sep-fever, two of pneumonia, two ren to Keasbey school. hings when I returned sibilities of such a program. tember 22. of tuberculosis, and one case of Representing 139 parents, me 'Donna'' did much mor< - At Monday's adjourned meet- Eligible to, take the examina- mumps. [amage here than in thi ing, Mr. Vogel said Perth' Am- committee, accompanied by a tion are the sergeants, as fol- There were 39 cases of per-Linden attorney, told Mr. Groe- itate capital. . . Army Recruir boy has a fine adult school lows:. sons bitten by dogs during ?homas Frederick, son of Dr which offers such courses as August. zinger the children were re- lid Mrs. George Frederick, Co- shorthand, sewing, English for Andrew Simonsen, Joseph quired to travel between sbr snia, recently completed th( the foreign born, golf and' Farkas, C1 o s i n d o Zueearo, Mr. Bailey sought legal ad- q 4-week construction drafting 'dancing. Henry Dunham, Albert Martin vice in regard to cutting down and nine miles each day to burse at The Engineer School Eugene Martin, Kenneth Van ragweed in empty lots. Some of school and that they are send- He recommended teachers in the property owners who live ing the children to Keasbey 'ort Belvoir, Va. The 19-year- I the school system supplement Pelt and Joseph Sipos. ild soldier is a 1959 graduatf Under tlie ordinance tlifere but of town have asked the "under protest." fcheir income by teaching at the Board to get it done and then The committe also complain- I: Woodbridge High School. . TO BE FETED: John J. Wol- are six posts for lieutenants tiehard Lee Killmer, son of Mr i adult school making it unneces- and there are now that many. send the bill to them. The Park ed that an investigation of the ,nd Mrs. Edward Killmer, 213 sary to ,take outside jobs to czansfci, a Perth Amboy civic Department will do the jobschoo, l buses Wednesday and 1 supplement their income. leader, will be honored at a However; there is but one cap- Thursday mornings showed dariool Drive, Woodbridge, is dinner Sunday at 6:30 P. M.tain, Captain Elmer Krysko and with the bill for labor and use one; Of the 400 freshmen enter- , "This way they will have an liy the Pulaski Citizens' Club the ordinance provides for twoof equipment sent to the site them to be overcrowded. No ag Franklin and Marshall Col- opportunity to stay in the field at the club auditorium, Elm more. The indications are that owners, it was decided. decision was given the group. ege. Lancaster, Pa. Orienta- they were trained for and like," Street, Perth Amboy. Mr. two lieutenants will be pro- ion program begins today he said. Woiczanski is public relations moted and that two vacancies ,'Iasses begin September 21. . Dr. Ralph Barone agreed director of Barftan Couneil, will occur in that level. imong the Freshmen who with Mr. Vogel and said "we Boy Scouts of America; or- tarted classes today at Doug- should think seriously about the ganizer of the Middlesex ass College are Virginia J.| idea." County Pulaski Sports League, ¥. S. office machines indus- 1895 Christensen's i960 Jrummond, Elmwood Avenue; IT TOOK YEARS AND YEARS TO GROW: and just seconds to topple over leaving a try expands abroad. Jllen F. Levine, Fleetwood Road huge hole in the lawn. This large, beautiful tree at the home of our sports editor, John Clifford Handerhan asked first vice president of the snd Kathy J. Zak, St. George Boyle, Chain O'Hills Road, Colonia, did considerable damage as it hit roof of the house. about the possibility of creating New Jersey League of Weekly •'The Friendly Store" Vvenue, all of Woodbridge; a summer school for high school Newspapers and former exec- ajnt-CONDI3?IONEl* ••aith Frankel, Drummond Ave- each year by the New Jersey students. Mr. Boylan said he utive director of the Perth tue; Doris M. Kaufman, Alep Medical Society in cooperation DISPUTE ENDED would check into it, but pointed Amboy Little Baseball Leagne. Headquarters for Official ihi Court; Priscilla C. Mackay-Ey. e Exams with the Academy of Ophthal- Live-virus poliomyelitis vac- out the state requires Township FORDS i^rst Avenue; Diane M. Madr, - J mology' and - Otolaryngology, cine has been approved as suit- pupils be taught without charge WHAT DO YOU PLEAD? en, Hamilton Avenue; Barbara the State Department of Health able for use in the United and it might be too,expensive PLAYHOUSE States. WOODBR-IDGS — Elwood H.j WOODBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL L Nemeth, First .Street and and the Commission for the unless tuition pupils attended Perry, Russell Avenue Rahway, HI 2-0348 Sharon L. Nudge, Albourne Blind. Examinations will be The announcement, ending a from other communities. will appear before Magistrate Street, all of Fords. PERTH AMBOY — Free eye.held in the Ford Auditorium long controversy, was made by Ten new teachers were Benjamin I. Kantor September j THtfRS. THRU SAT. examinations will be given at on Groom Street and will be Dr. Leroy E. Burney, Surgeon hired, Miss Carol Aylwerd, Mrs. 22 at 7 P. M., to answer to aj jottings: Perth Anaboy General Hospital conducted by the eye physi- General of the Public Health Greta Blaine, Rocco Cam- complaint of drunken driving.! "Strangers When September 26 and 27, from 7:00 cians of the hospital's medical Service. Perry was arrested by Patrol- 1 OUTFITS Joseph Takacs, seaman ap- pagna, Miss Eleanor Kachner, prentice, TJSN, son of Mr. andto 8:00 P. M. Anyone over 30 staff. Miss Doris Lehrfeld, Richard men iFred Wandras and Walter! We Meet' »frs. John Takacs, 213 Fulton not already receiving eye treat- This is the fourth year eye Hot-Weather News Lowe, Mrs. Nancy MacFarlane, Singer- and examined by Dr.] With Kirk Douglas anS LABGE SELECTION OF GIRLS* Street, Woodbridge, is serving ment may attend this Eye specialists and hospitals The concept of absolute zero Miss Lois Meisner, Mrs. Janice Irving Zuckerberg. I Kim Novak n the Bay Hill Galley of theHealth Screening Program to throughout the state have co- was originated by Abijah Green Morrissey, Miss Laura Parker. "THE ELECTRONIC SOCKS and ANKLETS J. S. Naval Base at Guan- detect such eye disease as glau- operated to provide this free of Greenville, Me., during the MONSTER" anamo Bay, Cuba... The State coma, tumor and cataract, or Eye Health Screening Program. winter of 1889. — Lisbon Futures prices on most grains 6:00 and 9:10"P. M. >f New Jersey has announced any general disease reflected in The clinic held at Perth Amboy (Maine) Enterprise. 'are weak. SATURDAY MATINEE COTTONS and WOOLS he release of a new sound and the eyes which should have General Hospital in September "THE ELECTRONIC by Bonnie Boon so& Le Hoi iolor ' film entitled "Vacation treatment or follow-up by a last year served 264 people and MONSTER" "tin in New Jersey." The 27physician. attracted one of the largest White asid Colons ninute travelogue features thej All Wort ^ and "THE SPIDER" turnouts in the state. BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUNDAY THRU TUESDAT idiss America Pageant in At- The clinic is part of a state- Fully Guaranteed « v^. \£/t antic City, mountain and lake wide public service sponsored • "PAY iH DIE" FROM 39° o «1 -25 esorts as well as the better! WHAT NEXT? FU 8-1667 : mown sea shore areas. The [street; a daughter to Mr. and CHICAGO, 111. —While rob- Ory Cleaning Special Open a Budget Account! With Ernest Borgnine ilm is available free to church j Mrs. Sanford Brandt, 261 Sbin. g a shoe store in Chicago "THE OTNOSAURUS" GIRLS'- "PF" SNEAKERS.,,«. $4JD a-oups, service clubs, schools Park Drive; a daughter to. Mr.Donald Lawson tied up the GOLDBLATTS manager and three employees. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 OTHER SNEAKERS ^~^^ tad other worthwhile organi- and Mrs. Raymond Rosado, SUITS & SKIRTS Railway's Oldest iations by writing to the dis- _ _ _ But before he could get away, Established Jeweler . : . 16 G BmmBunns s LLane, from customers began pouring in. So, 84 E. Cherry St. Bahway HUNGARIAN SHOW I -nbutor, Bergen Motion Picture port Reading a sont 0 m.. and menace, Route 46, Lodi. N. J. jMrs_ he posed as a clerk and sold DRESSES SLACKS Molnar> 33 Third seven pairs of shoes, according ALL WOOL From Operator 13 I • Avenue; from Iselin, a to police who captured him. Joyce Obropta, Avenel. who|son t0 Mr- and Mrs- Walter Regular Regular ras a very attractive addition Cichinski, 40 Ten Eyeck Place; 99c 73c 55c a ;o the Independent-Leader staff i daughter to Mr. and Mrs. • team to sgmsk ttffeefmeljf VARSITY luring the Christmas rash last|J°hn Eastman, 196 Brown Ave- rear. has"begun her freshmaninue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. TODAY THRU SATURDAY! SHIRTS LAUNDERED • Mselpmph msily , Thomas The Most Startling rear at Bowling Green Univers-! Bagnati, 189 Brown Movie Ever Made! • Become a faatfar Avene With Dry-Cleaning SWEATERS Rod Taylor - Alan Young ty. Ohio. Her parents, Mr. andi u; . . from Avenel, a EACH «Increase your msmm Mrs. I. Opropta. drove Joyce [daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Order {Beg. 25c> >ut iast week. "Iggy" reports (Hector Beaudoin, 24 H. Street. "THE TIME 20 ;he campus is beautiful, 600; ^ ...^"^ m. ^.iZ^.TZ"- »• m'TT", $7-50 acres surronded by miles of: 'II SPECIAL RATES ON GRADE SCHOOL SIZES joklen cornfields and that thej jollege has its own airfield.! Pootball practice was already] Futuristic Technicolor »oing on. so maybe Joyce, who! — and — OEMOPISTfiATiOfi WOODBRIDGE 1 Stuart Whitman - May Britt C CLEANE >?as a cheerleader at WHS last rear, will have something to "MURDER, INC." Cinemascope 387 School Street ME 4-8203 Woodbridge HIGH SCHOOL yell for. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bixel and Mr. and Mrs. G. J. SUNDAY - MONDAY - 5HJESDAY Harrigan, all of Martool Drive, See the Ghosts in LETTERS jnjoyed a recent weekend at Ectoplasmic Color! CJulver Lake The 'Harrigans and "13 GHOSTS" 25 laughter, Rosemary, also en- and—Land on the Moon . . . GYM SHORTS...*1- joyed a Canadian trip this "13 TO THE MOON" summer . . . _ _ -OH : ! 1 1 L : x j L •!:_-'--;'-~'*i-'~~?'~ --r ' --r."- '"-i" ?-^-'^- /"'•'^".^°- ^-.'S: -^ .-"'Tv-'';;J."^'^"j .''.."-.- /-A".^V''--^?'•-c'-^'V-v-- ' '"-'"•'--:^. ^--' ^-^'^--'^r'.^.^-'i^'•'•-•-'''-i'. ivr-''-:-"'•-'• •-••"s;-- " ^v-"'^--I'> - Last But Not Least: TEE SHIRTS.... Born at Perth Amboy Gen- (Woodbridge on Front of Shirt) eral Hopsital: From Hopelawn, a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.j iliiii M Michael Susko, 40 Louis Street; a, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. AIR C0NPIT10NEB WAYS THE GYM SOCKS ™*®& 59«*> ] n- BOYS' Steve Cserr, 130 Pennsylvania NOW THRU SATURDAY BALE CARNEGIE COURSE Avenue; . . . from Colonia, a Year's Boldest Adult Brama i s 5O s daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Buxt Lancaster ©n FLOOR WIODELS & WILL HELP MEN & WOMEN sis Fix 82 Washington Avenue; ?F SNEAKERS... 4- t.*6-9 »r- a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. EITZ Theatre Jean Simmons DEMONSTRATORS ' oSpeaii Effectively . George Csaki, 30 Washington Carteret, N. J. B3 1-5960 • Conqasr-Fear Avenue: a son to Mr. and Mrs. NOW THRU SATURDAY "7-~ mkimg tht. • Increase Your toms WOODBRIDGE » DeveidpSeif-Confidence Albert Hofacker, 44 Hillcrest • Remember Names Road; . . . from Fords, a son] "PAY or DIE" • "Sell" Yourself and Your Haas to Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Gaid, — Plus — SMNT-O-MATIC*- • Improve VourAbiliiy So Deal HIGH SCHOOL JACKETS 120 Pitman Avenue, a daugh- "HYPNOTIC EYE" With Fe'ople Red and Black ter to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Du- Matinee Saturday, IP. tt ' • Win.More Friends gasz, 502 New Brunswick Ave- SUN., MON., TUES. No Children Under 16 $25- • Eetoutofarut $ • Prepare for Leadership nue; a daughter to Dr. and i Robert Taylor in Admitted Unless Accompanied Corduroy Reversible.... 12.95 Mrs. Leonard Hirseh, 170 Fifth By Their Parents Street; a daughter to Mr. and "KILLERS of SPECIAL KIDDIE Mrs. John Shearn, 41 Highland MATINEE THE HOME OF Terrance; . . . from Wood- — Plus — SHOW STARTS AT 3 P. M. bridge, a son to Mr. and Mrs. "COMANCHE STATION" Fred Geardino, 62 Second SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY STUDY for PLEASURE or CAREER Matinee Sunday, 1 P. M. The Most Fantastic Film f®r this brand new WED. THRU TUESDAY You Have Ever Seen! — at — SEPT. 21 TO 27 "OCEANS 11" — Plus — "LOST WORLD" "ISKAEZ" Also HUH HJ For BOYS and 61RL1 "YOUNG JESSIE JAMES" "We Make An • STARTS WED., SEPT 21 MUSIC Honest Effort "From The Terraee" We are pleased to announce Chat Miss Ruth will To FU be our dancing teacher for the seventh consecu- Every Shoe THEAIW tive season. Carefully" Wooabridge, N. J, Built over live-foot lasts . . . fitted by Comfortably air-Conditlonea! Announcing Fall Courses in. the 6-point Fitting Plan Route #1, Wooflbriage TODAY THRU TUES. NOW !THRU SATURDAY Buster Browns are built over live-foot lasts modeled after SEPT. 15-17 Lana Turner Ballet e Tap « Toe * the feet of active children. And we do all six things nec- essary to make sure your child's shoes fit—not just one Lana Turner, Anthony Quinn mm CARPET or two. Bring your child in today for a pair of Buster Anthony Quinn in UPRIGHT CLEANER Modern « Modern Jazz Brown's, America's favorite children's shoes. OUTFITS PORTRAIT IN ILACK Floor Models Color Reduced ..... OFFICIAL and and Ballroom SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW Rock Hudson C VARSITY Saturday Sept. 17 at 1:45 P. M. "THE GOLDEN BLADE" iKilililiililii (Private or Class Instruction) BOOKCOVERS for Color ea. SWEATERS .75 — ALSO — WOOOiRIDGE SCHOOLS 5 EXTRA FRI. & SAT. ONLY Hi AMES • m a from "LORD OF THE Color Cartoon Carnival Art ® Piano # Voice ® Violin Late Horror Show Accordioii ® Clarinet ® Guitar JUNGLE" "THE SPIDER" — Plus — STARTS SUNDAY SINGER SEWING CENTER- and Other Instruments "KAWHXDE TRAIL" Robert Baylor Studio Conveniently Located ^^I^B SUN. - MON. - TUES. "THETiME MACHINE" Headquarters for ' 670 MAIN STREET, METUCHEN SEPT. 18, 19, 20 Color a*--*^ j||f f9SM, $m-m 8fflf nm €ffr# m9is Rod Taylor - Alan Young Prehistoric 3?nriller GBETA M. FKANKL, HELEN & ALFRED MEDINETS "BINASAURUS" OPEN DAttY 9:30 A. M. TO 6r.M.- t to Wool-.vorth'i, in 169 »fi¥H 51.HI MSB» MMM — For Information — Color FRIDAT TO 9 P.M. 103 MAIN STBEET OPEN FBIUAT EVENING T?IL 9 WOODBEIDGE "The Time. Machine'' Call Liberty 8-1674 f OPEN AIJL BAY WEDNESDAYS Exclusive NEWS Independent-Leader and From AS Exclusively the Community THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 PAGE ELEVEN [o-You're off to College! Eight Local Girlsr By SUZANNE PERSON |(This fe the ninth in a series of articles by Miss Person help young people facing: the transition from secondary Study Nursing ol to college. A graduate of Holden High School, •-.-*; tolden, Mass., where she was second in her class, Miss WOODBRIDGE — Eight a six-month course of science Person will start her senior year at Vassar College this fall. Woodbridge Township students required for nursing. Their "(Education- Campaign She is the niece of Charles E. Gregory, publisher of The and two from Carteret were hospital studies will then con- among those who enrolled this tinue into medical and surgical plannedo11 [Independent-Leader.) * week at Perth Amboy General nursing and specialties such as New Charter l charter Hospital school of nursing for obstetrics, pediatric, and psy- the Three-year course to pre- chiatric nursing. Study for Township In this article we will deal with the subject of ; - -, »" • WOODBRIDGE—The Wood- pare for a career as registered Study, Aim bridge Township Business and txtra-curricular activities. Under this subject there [iirse. Professional Women's Club at are two main head- Fords residents in the class Fire Co, WOODBRIDGE — The board its dinner meeting at the Co- ings: the ordinary go- are Patricia Bustm, a St. Peter's of directors of the Woodbridge lonia Country Club Friday voted Park Lake Association at a re- ings-on of the school High School graduate; Barbara to cooperate with the League Martin, St. Mary's. Perth Am- cent meeting at the home of of Women Voters of Wood-^ week and those of the boy, and Karen Jorgensen and:Plans Drive the corresponding secretary, bridge Township in a program* week-ends. I will be 'arole Onody, Woodbridge I ISELIN — The annual fund- Mrs. Emma Noren, 20 Lambert of- education to inform Town- able to tell you more High School. raising drive of the Iselin Street, recommended that thejship residents of the various Gnemical Association take an active part nship Govern- about the former than Also from Woodbridge Highi Hook and Ladder forms f ToW School are Lorelei Yurenda of Co. will take place between in the study of a new form of ment available under the Faul£> the latter because Woodbridge; Mary Ann Shym- September 18 and October 18. government for the Township. ner Act and of the need of a such events are de- ko, Avenel: Eleanor Takacs, The men are now in the proc- Jerry Levine, board member, Charter Study. Port Reading; and Nancy ess of distributing letters of was appointed to contact Miss termined to a lesser announcement to individual Ruth Wolk of the Independent- Named as a committee to extent by the type of Frohwein, Menlo Park Terrace. homes. meet with a similar committes Miss Shymko is the winner ofj Leader staff and secure copies of the League of Women Vot= school you will be at- the Woodbridge Township! of her recent series of articles ers were Mrs. Mildred Hutfi, tending. The activities Business and Professional Wo- uniformed firemen will take on charter reform which were place and the fire trucks will praised by the board. William Miss Ruth Wolk, Miss Peggy of the week-end will mans Club scholarship which also be used in conjunction Britt, Association president, was Tombs and Mrs. Aida Bren- vary accordingto covers the entire tuition and with the campaign. appointed to contact the Wood- nan. whether you are a books. Chairman of the drive bridge League of Women Vot- During the meeting, • Mrs. Christine Morris and Bemice member of a co-edu- Dominic Lanza, to be assisted ers with reference to their John Muller, president, intro- Muchi are from Carteret and by Michael Wachter, Robert work on the same subject. duced Miss Mary Ann Shymko, cational university or graduates of Carteret High Ackerman, Raymond Smith. Mayer Gillar, vice president, the winner of the BPW full one limited to one sex School. Martin Mahon, Thomas Burke. reported that the Township or- scholarship to the Perth Amboy or the other. As-a re- Of the 44 freshmen who en-William Dressier and Gustave dinance closing the streets in General Hospital School of SUZANNE PERSON sult of this, I plan to rolled, two are from, other Hutterman. Park Lake area to heavy traf- Nursing. allot a shorter amount of space to the week-ends, states and one is from overseas. fic was sent to Trenton for fin- Plans were announced lor the The foreign student is Miss illowing myself more time to deal with the week- FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF VOTERS: The Republican Organization of Woodbridge al approval August 25. He said membership tea to be held Margaret Wong who has just that it will take about four October 2 from 2 to 5 P. M., at lays. arrived from Hong Kong, St. Aime's Unit Township opened its nexy headquarters on Main Street, Sunday, at brief ceremonies. Left weeks for final approval by theBabbling Brook, the Home of * * * China, to join her sister, Cissie.j to right, Walter Kef bis, municipal chairman; Committeeman Maynard Winston, Mayor state authorities. Frederick «M. Adams; Julius Izso, Second Ward candidate; Louis Becibus. Third Ward Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zirpolo* ja third-year student at the Begins Season Mr. Gillar also reported on New Dover Road, Golonia. Dick Week-ends at Vassar are actually not too ex- school. candidate; Charles Molnar, First Ward candidate; Sidney W. Blanehard, Fourth Ward Japanese beetle control. Be- Lane, well known magician, will iting. If any of you girls are going to enter a WOODBRIDGE - candidate and Committeeman John Hughes. Township residents having any questions After a week of orientation •St. Anne's cause of extensive damage to present a program of gf emale college in a week or two, 1 hope you are not Unit of Trinity Episcopal .regarding registration are invited to visit the headquarters. bushes, trees and plants in the land hypnotism and Mx-s. Betty at the Perth Amboy hospital Church held its first meeting uiticipating an exciting social life. There are a few the class will attend Union Park Lake area, the Associa-jMusaechia, music chairman, of the season with Mrs. Walter tion decided to take action. A special week-ends: one for each class, one or two Junior College in Cranford for Kronseder presiding and ser- will be in charge of a special in important occasions such as Valentine's Day or vices conducted by Rev. Wil- firm in Leesburg Va. has been program. he Christmas season and academic panels on _ . _ Ham H. Schmaus. contacted to rid lawns of the Miss Betty La Bat, chairman grubs that cause this problem. uture careers or the Baroque period in music, liter- 11 /meUd A calendar of events was set of the annual fashion show.to I up as follows: October 3, a film This control was developed by be held October 18 at Bel-AJre ature, and drama. ion India will be shown by Dr. the U.S. Department of Agricul- Manor, Perth Amboy, for the C. H. Rothfuss: October 12, 13, ture and the Virginia firm has benefit of the Nurses' Scholar- "jl4, rummage sale; October 29, been licensed by the federal ship Fund, announced plans for All is not black, however. If you are the type WOODBRIDGE _ FeaturedlHalloween Party; February 8, agency. For the sum of about the affair and distributed tick- crave social life, there will be times that you at the opening meetina of the|sPa"hetfci supper. $6 per home, Mr. Gillar report- ets. y 1Irs id, grubs would be controlled, >vill visiiitt malle or co-educationati l universities for season of the Local Pickwick!! 1Irs- GeorgGeorgee Painter was Miss Wolk in behalf of her- Club -was a '"Pickwick Poll for named dark-horse chairman, and killed. It was further re-; me of those fabled winter or football week-ends. If, oinmended that the Township self and Mrs. Emilie Halbert, is a boy, you have chosen an all-male school, you president" in which Richard.j™,^akman alternate, read a report on the committee be made aware of convention held in vi'I probably have more social life than the girls, if1™"'-™"6 J^+^^is^Tithe Ml>s- Adam Cunningham andj this service with the hope thatj'^j^"^ Mrs similar action might be taken-in I • • '' • simply because of the athletic activities at vour LnVniiwnvrv! ILlm M-,11?-" - Joseph sipos announced Xt was declded 01 L - mo 1 COLONIA—Two departments\WjUjnjn LflVSOll tn COLONIA—The Youth Ac- of the Federated Woman's Club! W Uliam Lay SOU IO tivities Council of Colonia has of Colonia met this week to be- Complete Studies announced the following sched- gin the now year. ! „ ni. rs, n or ule which will start the first The garden and conservation! ** ""-.•• U. Uegree week in October, according to department held a business' COLONIA — Anticipating a announcement by Mrs. Law-' meeting at the home of the^wonderful European year is a rence Friedland, chairman. chairman, Mrs. John Martin J young -ouple who left here Fri- day Mr and Mrs William Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 P. M-, Jr., 350 Fan-view Avenue. Onl - - - Mc- Explorers (boys general interest Sepxember 30 members will Intire Layson are the son-in- club), School 21 all-purpose meet at Merrill Park to pick law and daughter of Mr. anl Mrs. C. Edward Allen, Stafford room; Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 P. •weeds for dried flower arrange- M., Round Robin (girls general ments to be made at a meeting Mr La son nas interest club), Civic Improve- Tuesday. October 4, at 8 P Ml - y received a ment Club. Inman Avenue; Mrs. Martin announced that on fellowship from the National Science Foundation and will Thursdays, 7:30-9:30, arts and the same day, October 4, from crafts, boys and girls, School 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. a garden; 17, all-purpose room; Satur- vorkship will be held in the Ph_D. foi _ the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Ge- days, 9 A. M., bowling, Echo Agora Building, Douglass Col- Lanes, Mountainside. lege. Anyone wishing to attend neva, Switzerland. A native of should contact Mrs. Martin. Millersburg, Kentucky, Mr. Lay- Schedules for the rifle and On October 11 a buffet lunch- son did nis undergraduate work pistol teams will be announced eon -will: be held at Mrs. Mar- at MIT also. Two years ago shortly. the Laysons spent a year in The automotive club for old- tin's home. Mrs. Frank Hellwig Australia when the young was appointed secretary. Dona- er boys will be delayed slightly physicist received a Pulbright in organization due to the un- tions were made to the Jackson award fo- study in Sidney. Family Fund and to the fund fortunate death of James Mrs. Layson, the former Mansfield, the group's adviser. STARTED 1'OUR CHRIhrMAs, SHOPPING 1EI?—TIIL UUIC above hope that jou'll palicmwe their Cluistmas gilt for a nature trail at the Pine Deane Allen, attended School Letters and instruction about S Barren's tract in South Jersey. 16, Colonia, and is a graduate booth at the School 30 PTO Fair October 22. Booth chairmen are Mrs. John Koch, Mrs. Joseph Sollish, Mrs. Robert An exchange of home-grown all of YACC's activities have Buslow. Shown above, left to right, are Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Paul Vanuk, Mrs. Joseph Hiffgins, Mrs. SoJlish, Mrs. James De- of the Vail-Deane School, Eliz- been mailed to all teen-agers plants was also held. abeth. She received her B.A. - . Marco, Mrs. Don Sweetser. The American Home depart- who have registered. degree from Wellesley College Adult advisors are: Mrs. Wil- ment meeting was held at the this June. home of the chairman, Mrs. liam, Shapiro, Mrs. Irving Dominic Valvano, 216 North Yelenik, round robin; David Hill Road. Mrs. Valvano an- Chick, David Abrams, Explor- nounced that a dinner spon- ers; Mrs. Marvin Adler, Wil- sored by Roma Products. Inc., liam Ringwood, dramatics; will be held at the home of Fred Henninger, bowling; Mrs. Rollin Hubbard, 41 Valley Stanley Schuman, Mrs. Ruth ISELCN—Sidney W. Blanch- Carlin and Irving Yelenik; arts Road, Monday at 7:30 P. M. A ard, Fourth Ward Republican fall workshop will be held Sep- and crafts. Lianson between the candidate for the Town Com- led by Mrs. IrWin Wolfson and tember 24 an Douglass College mittee, at a meeting of party from 10:15 to noon. The seven- Mrs. Michael Robin.' The rifle workers at the home of John G. ALL SET FOR SWITZERLAND are Mr. and Mrs. William and pistol clubs will be staffed week sewing course, sponsored Schreiber, Jr., questioned "the Mclntire Layson who sailed from New York Friday on the by the department, has had by members of the Police Re- motives and actions" of his op- S.S. Rotterdam. Mrs. Layson is the former Deane Allen, serves. Other advisors are Mrs. a change of dates.' Lessons will ponent, Committeeman Thomas daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward Allen of Stafford be held each Monday night, Harold Rood and Mrs. James Costello, as a member of the Road, Colonia Rogers. starting September 26, from Township Investigating Coin- 7:30 to 10:30 P. M. at the home Committee. of Mrs. J. Lyons; 84 Willow Mr. Blanchard said he felt Street, Iselin. A linen table- that his opponent is "playing cloth, made by the department, the part of the obstructionist." was offered for use at the next "I feel that in his obvious general meeting of the club on desire to attempt to cover up Saturday Tuesday, September 27, in the egms J any possible hidden errors of ISELIN — Saturday after- Woodbndge High. School, is COLONIA — The church hall of the Avenel Pres- the past administration, my noon in St. Mary's Church, employed by Revlon, Inc., Edi- teenage byterian Church. South Aniboy, with Rev. James Bowling league of the Youth opponent has displayed his true son. Her husband. attended St. Activities Council of Colonia An executive board meeting colors," the candidate declared. A. Russell officiating at the Mary's and Hoffman High double ring ceremony, Miss will begin its season this Sat- will be held at the home of the Schools, South Amboy. He is urday with elaborate opening president, Mrs. Wilmer K. Alle- Corrine Ann Hinds,. daughter employed by American Smelt- of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hinds. ing and Refining Company, ceremonies at the Echo Lanes, bach, 406 Chain O'Hills Road, Carole Jean Pearson Mountainside. The league.func- Tuesday at 8 P. M. 80 Grand Street, became the Perth Amboy. . To Wed Colonia Manbride of William Thomas Car- tions as part of the Junior ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs, Law- ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph American Bowling Congress rence Pearson, 875 Green Carney, 110 Augusta Street, CHAPTER MEETS League at the Mountainside 15 GOP Women Street, have announced the en- South Aniboy. COLONIA — The Colonia!lanes. gagement of their daughter. The bride, who was given in chapter of Hadassah held its Officials from many sur- Carole Jean, to Donald Carl marriage by her father, was at- first regular meeting recently rounding communities, includ- ITEMS FOR SALE AT THE "TALENT" BOOTH—Groups of parents have been working at home preparing many of Attend Confab Watts, 32 Predmore Avenue, tired in a gown of hand cupped at the home of Mrs. George ing Mayor Frederick M. Adams these Fair items. Displaying their handicraft above are (left to right) Mrs. Tom McCann, Mrs. Arthur Basso, Mrs. Don- COLONIA — Thirteen mem- Colonia, son of Mrs. Edward Chantilly lace and accordion Ketzenberg, 579 Woodbridge and Police Chief John Egan, ald Hubley, Mrs. Charles Wich, Mrs, Clyde Edrington, PTO ways and means chairman; and Mrs. Sidney Freund, PTO bers and two delegates of the Wade, Union. A November wed- pleated tulle, styled with scal- Avenue, Av;enel. Mrs. Manny have been invited to attend president. Women's Republican Club of ding is planned. loped lace, Queen Anne collar Temkin presided. Mrs. Abe Saturday's ceremnnies. Colonia are attending the bi- Miss Pearson, a graduate of embellished with pearls, and Kramer, treasurer, gave a re- Colonia tennagers will bowl annual national convention of Woodbridge High School, is an accordion pleated ruffled port, and Mrs. Jerome Berko- at the lanes each Saturday the Federation of Republican employed at the Edison Bank, skirt of lace. Her chapel length witz, vice president, reminded morning. Awards and a parent- Women in Atlantic City which train was also pleated, and a the membership that they may child dinner will be held at Fair to Be Sponsored Edison. Mr. Watts, a Rahway Swedish crown held her finger- opened Tuesday and closes still o r c e r flowers through the end of the year. Fred Hen- &> High School graduate, is em- tip veil of silk illusion. She car- today. Presidential candidate ployed by Quinn & Boden Co., the roses-for-Roshashanah pro- ninger is the adult advisor for Richard Nixon is the speaker ried a bouquet of carnations gram by calling her at FU 1- Rahway. and stephanotis centered with YACC, assisted by the parents at today's luncheon and rally 8390. . of the young people bowling. By PTO of School October 22 in Convention Hall. an orchid. Miss Margaret Carney, South Mrs. Norman Bresee, presi- Sept. 24 Selected Phone COLONIA — Work and plans dent of the Colonia Club, was Amboy, sister of the bride- for the all-day Fair being spon- elected delegate, and Mrs. John As Card Party Date groom, was maid of honor. Miss sored by. the PTO of School20 COLONIA—The Ladies' Aux- Carolyn Sileo, and Miss Fran- Radin, alternate delegate, to ces Cooper, both of Iselin, and ME 4-0809 on Saturday, October 22, on Rictiard Milford^ Bride PTA 24 Holds the , meetings. Also attending iliary of the Colonia Fire De- the school grounds are proceed- Miss Carolyn Dziombak, Me- are Mi's. D,an Den Bleyker, Mrs. partment will resume its tuchen, were bridesmaids. <, ing well, according to Mrs. Calvin Johnson, Mrs. John monthly meetings Monday at Clyde Edrington, ways and TmMake Home in Iselin Board Meeting O'Leary, Mrs. Philip Prasser, 8 P. M. at the Inman Avenue Serving as best man was Leon means chairman, Mrs. Ray- Credico, South Amboy, and COLONIA—New Dover Meth- cessories and a corsage of roses ISELIN — The first, execu- Mrs. Winfield DeLisle, Mrs. Firehouse. Final plans for the ushers included Vincent Weber, mond Hiller and Mrs. William card party to be held September PRESCRIPTIONS odist Church was the setting and stephanotis. tive board meeting of the new Morris Greenfield, Mrs. Anton Patrick Carney, brother of the FREE OEUVEBY SERVICE Harmon are co-chairmen. Saturday i afternoon for the Mrs. Milford attended Essex school year was held by the Till, Miss Betty Bartelette, Mrs. 24 will be announced. Tickets bridegroom, and Daniel Vinsko, Volunteer workers' and do- marriage ,of'Miss Carole Ann Courtly Vocational and Tech- newly-o rganized P.T.A. of H. L. Tinney, Mrs. J. L. Wine- may be purchased from any all of South Amboy. "" nations of such items as white Fierson, daughter of Mrs. Mil- nical High School, Newark, and School 24 at the school with berg, Mrs. H. L. Schuler. member of the Auxiliary. After a trip to California, the elephant objects, old comic dred Piefson, 60 Wood Avenue, is employed by Radio Corpora- Mrs. Hamilton Billings, Jr., At a meeting of the club last Mrs. Louis Sandanato is couple will be at home at 81 books, old nylons and chipped and Richard J. Milford, son of tion of America, Avenel. The presiding. The budget and pro- week at the home of Mrs. Cal- chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jo- Lincoln Avenue, Carteret. For dishes are still needed. Anyone Mrs. Thomas Milford, 1618 Oak; bridegroom attended Iselin gram for the year were dis- vin Johnson and Mrs. John seph . Maglia, Mrs. Reginald traveling, the bride chose a Serving Residents of: wishing to work or give these Tree Road. Iselin, and the late schools and served in the Army cussed. O'Leary, Montrose Avenue, a Brady, and Mrs. Emery Gagola. brown and white dress With WOOBBSIDGE, AVENEL, SEWAREN, PORT KEABING. articles should contact Mrs. Ed- Mr. Mflford. Rev. Albert R. for three years. He is owner of Mrs. Carl Luna,, librarian $25 donation was voted to the Hostesses for the evening will matching accessories and a ISELIN, COLONIA and FORDS rington, FU-8-8186. Sweet officiated at the the Gulf Service Station; Iselin. asked for donations fort chil- Jackson Family Fund. be Mrs. Thomas Maeky, Mrs. white orchid corsage. Open Oaily Till 10 P. M. — Sunday TO] l p. AL ring ceremony. dren's books. Donald Whitaker Mrs. Carney, a graduate of Committee chairmen for the Maglia, and Mrs. Stephen Mat- The bride, given in marriage: principal, addressed the group Fair include: flowers, Mrs. and conducted them on a tour Covered Dish Supper Jacob Wirtz; talent, Mlrs. John by her brother, William R. Miss Eberhardt Piersoni eolonia, wore a gown of the new school. He stated Listed for Monday Patterson, Mrs. Arthur Basso; that although the school has a food, Mr and* Mrs. Robert of silk organza appliqued with COLONIA — The Colonia lace, sequins and pearls, fash- music room, it is useless unless Lueddeke; skills, Richard Ash-? Is Church Bride a piano is provided. He asked Club will hold its annual cov- well, George Nichols, John ioned with a Sabrina neckline. ered dish supper Monday at 7 Caught to her silk organza pill- ISELIN — Miss Antoinette that anyone who might have Koch, Clyde Edrington, Vincent Loretta Eberhardt, daughter of a piano which they would like P. M. at School 16. Thaner, Ed Faught, Howard box cap was a four-tier veil of Mrs. Anthony Wagner, hospi- French illusion, and she carried Mr. and Mrs. John A. Eber- to donate to the school -to White, Toby Tobias, John hardt, Magnolia Road and please call the school or Mrs. tality chairman, expects an at- Kortz, Frank Filippone; Fred roses and: stephanotis in a cas- tendance of 70. Assisting her on cade bouquet. Raymond T. Stanski, Jr., son Billings who lives at 24 Wright Christ; white elephant, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Stanski, Ken- Street. the committee will be Mrs. M. Don Sweeiser; popcorn, Mrs. L. Panko, Mrs. Leo Christensen, Miss Juanita Roscoe, Colonia, ned j" Street were married Sat- The first business meeting of Emery Glagola; novelties, Mrs. was the maid of honor. The urday in St. Cecelia's Church, Mrs. Albert Capizzano, Mrs. Paul Vanuk, Mrs. ' Joseph bridegroom's sisters, Mrs. Ed- the association will be at the Henry Leathern, Mrs. Robert Rev. Evasio F. De Mareellis of- school, Monday, at 7:45 P. M. Higgins; cakes, Mrs. George ward Curtis,.Jr., Colonia; Mrs. ficiated. Wilms, and Mrs. Charles "Know Your School" will be Hozempa, president. Nichols; posters, Mrs. John Peter Casa, Plainfield; Mrs. '" Miss Christine Eberhardt was the theme for the meeting. Patterson, Mrs. Fred Christ, Alex Antuties, North Brunswick, maid of honor for her sister. Thomas G. Desmond, Assistant Mrs. William Baier, Mrs. Jack and Miss Gail Milford, Iselin, Bridesmaids were Misses Joyce SQUARE DANCE SET Superintendent of schools, will COLONIA^-A square dance Wiggins; display correspond- were attendants. Stewart and Marie Budzinski. be guest speaker. ence, Mrs. George Sammond; Edward-Milford, Iselin, the Leonard Stanski served as best will be held in the all-purpose library, Miss Barbara Harned; bridegroom's brother, served as man for his cousin. Ushers were room of School 20, Hoffman publicity. Mrs. Thomas Wahl; best manV and Robert Nester, Joel; Frank and Roy Gus- CLASSES RESUME Boulevard, Friday, September auditing and insurance, Joseph Iselin, ughered. tavson. , ISELIN — Classes of St. Ce- 23, from 8:30 to midnight. Fennelly; rides, Mrs. Fred Miss Cheryl Curtis, Colonia, Mrs. Stanski is employed in celia's Parochial School, were Chuck Wilson of Rahway will Geisheimer. niece o|jjiie bridegroom,- and the business office of the New- resumed last Wednesday. Duties be the dance caller. Cider and The PTG will sponsor a re- Wiliiam Jr. -pierson, Colonia, ark News Her husband served of the principal and vice-prin- refreshments will be served. Tickets may be purchased from ception for all room mothers nephew f;xif::the bride, were four years in the Air Force and cipal were assumed by Sister Friday evening, October 7 in flower girl; and ring bearer. is employed by IBM Corp., Helen Joseph and Sister Leona Mrs. Henry Strabel, FU 8-6737, the kindergarten room. Mrs. -After a trip to Florida, the Newark. respectively. Morning session Mrs. Robert Wilhelmill , FU 1- Lawrence Sliker and Mrs. Pedro couple wpl reside to Iselki. For begins at 8 A. M. Full session 0472, and Mrs. Robert Lued- Calonge are co-chairmen. travelin|, /.the' bride wore a U. S. pushes loan program on at 9 A. M. and afternoon deke, FU 8-5797. Proceeds will If you're wondering how to get white Ia6e dress with black ac- housing for aged. session at noon. go towards the PTO treasury. the things you want and need, MEETING TONIGHT visit us soon for the solution. CGLONIA—Boy Scout Troop We have the financial services 44 will meet tonight at 7:30 P. HELEN LUERY'S M. at the New Dover Methodist OPENING SOON! that will help you to complete Church.,Appointment of Scout your picture of success. officers for; the coming year DANCING; GLASSES PRESCRIPTIONS will be made at this time. NELSON'S Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic and BANKING HOURS: Monday - Thursday, 9 A. M. - 3 P. M. — Friday 9 &.. M. - 6P.M, INMAN AVENUE e Ballroom CURRENT DIVIDEND Safety fesr Savings Since Stari Tuesday PHARMACY "SEPTEMBER 20th:. 234 Inman Avenue, Colonia The PE»YK .V;'-^:;V.' '• - at the — / ' • . -.'. HILTON M. NELSON, BJP,, and INA L. NELSON, B.P. find it Fast in the Featuring For ¥our Convenience ^.HUNGARIAN' HALL ® COMPLETE MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPT. rasta Asms?, m® ©HOSPITAL SUPPLIES AND SICK ROOM NEEDS YELLOW : School street, Woodbridge Per Annum ••• • PROMPT FREE DELIVERY Phone PL 6-0111 • HALLMARK GREETING CARDS Compounded Quarterly By .Maifi,o: 927 Canton Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey ® FREE OFF-STREET PARKING AT OUR DOOK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 PAGE FOURTEEN •Mr. and Mrs.George Street Stadium, Perth A-mboy. as deputized officials to register Church Auxiliary eridge and children, George, dons Club Aids 3 J Che leagues are members of;Village Group siranye itne.w voters who may de,_ -j Lists Fall Schedule •ijr., and Roseann, Worth Honors in Parade Churches, Synagogue -,he Raritan Bay Lions Youthj Westhiiry Park News'tStreet, and Mr. and Mrs;;Wil- WOODBRIDGE ^-:ThfeBar- EWAREN NOTES ISELIN — The first dinner Council. Get The Idek? ' WOODBRIDGE A fall liam Hassett and children, ronaires, . Woodbridgs junior meeting of the new season of Meets Tonight Little Peter was playing atj ii j i announced by Janet and William, Jr.,^West- Drum and Bugle Corps, sp Home delivered . . . ask for if at your favorite store! mwmum® FARMS PLainfield 7-0688 CITRUS FRUIT SALAD CHUNK BOLOGNA Ib. JTHENTON[ X CHUNK LIVERWURST 18 thru Aft Sept im AOTRY f IN PERSON with BETTY JOHNSON T PLYMOUTH ROCK in "HIT FflRflDE OF I960' T HORSE SHOW EVENTSf Sept, 21 thru Sept. 25 t AUTO RACES f Sept. J8-35 T JOIE CHITWQ0& Sept. 24 4 P.M. T SPICED HAM FIREMEN'S PARADE Stpt. 24 6:30 P.M. GRANGE BASING CONTESTS f iiiiiiiil f Mutual Super Markets Woodbridge POSTAL PAdBAOT T THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,4960 PAGE -FIFTEEN Foundation's broad .. scale at-:Mr. Duffy again to* lead andjcontinues' to be an expensive! 1961 campaign may contact 7 and Middlesex County Mental *™***^^^^^^^^^^^™^^^*^^^^"'""wWS7iTiy^ itfrfflr !!^^^^^^!^^^^!^^!^™^^^^^^!!?^w iff r^ 11 fCfi T rrir^ <^»^w^»-' —»~*.%. i _ r _..M,. _^—_— M a .ijL.^i>Tt3^a^ltfl.T.?af-J-.v *"^"^m-i>*btff^ U. S. GOV'T. GRADED TOP CHOICE Names Chairmen^ WOODBRIDGE — The Board of Directors of St. - BONELESS SWISS STEAKS James' PTA was announced by,.. Mrs. Leon Witokwski, presi- • U. S. GOV'T. GRADED TOP CHOICE dent, at a meeting in»the school. auditorium. FLAVORFUL LONDON BROIL Program, Mrs. Francis Ein« - horn, Mrs. Prank Maniscalco, : and Mrs. Thomas Deverin; wel- SiMPLY DELICIOUS, JUICY., fare, Mrs. William Leahy; membership, Mrs. Peter Kon- owicz;. social hygiene, Mrs. GROUND ROUND - - - James. Carrigan; civics, Mrs. ... Jules Jaeger;' hospitality, Mrs. - U. S. GOV'T. GRADED TOP CHOICE ; Harold Hackett, Mrs. Leon Ger- "- ity; refreshments, Mrs. Thomas ' Troyano, Mrs. William Leffler; -:. BONELESS SIRLOIN ROAST h'terature, Mrs.' William Miller; •• sanitation, Mrs. Henry.Traves- ALWAYS DEUC1OUS . tino; social, Mrs. Stephen Ko» ;ar, Mrs. John Scherger, Mrs. SIMPLY '.. Joseph Terpak; .legislative,,Mrs.' CHOPPED CHUCK GOOD EATING Remsen Webb; publicity, Mrs. Raymond Gerity; merchandise, U.S. GOV'T. GRADED TOP CHOICE Mrs. Stephen Toth, Mrs. Ed- ward Gadek; trustee, Mrs. Mar- tin •Minkler. DELICIOUS ROUND CUBES ' A card party has been plan- : ned for November 2 with SJrs. FAMOUS HYGRADE'S Joseph Terpak and Mrs. Frsoik Daddio in charge. Plans wore • ib. also made for a cookie ssle SWEETENIZED SLICED BACON and for the Trenton Diocesan' fall conference of Parochial Schools PTA October 12 at the Army and Navy War Memorial Building-, Trenton. Reservations ISH are being taken by Mrs. Wit- FRI kowski, president. ' Rt. Rev. Msgr. C. McCorris- ton and Sister Mary Clemens welcomed' the members and CHICKPI PARTS spoke about the regulations of FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THAT ORCHARDS AND GARDENS CAN PRODUCE the school. BUY-THE PART-Y6§LIKE "BEST ~ PAN READY Attendance prize was won by - the fourth grade, Sister Mary Jeanine, and the guest prize ib. was won by Mrs. Eugene An- LEGS FREESTON ;aro and Mrs. N. Barcellona. BREASTS Refreshments were served with the officers and Board of SWEET Directors in charge of hospital- LB. 49^ LB. 59° CRISP, 11 EATING ity. BOAKD MEETING WOODBRIDGE — The ex- Ib. ecutive board of the . Emblem STRtNOLESS OREEN !lub 351 -will meet tonight at :00 at the. home* of Mrs. Jo- seph Mazzeo, president, 610 Krockmolly Avenue, Perth Am- ea. oy. All officers are ured to at- JUMBO HOHEYDEWS iend as important issues will be Jiscussed. Ib. APPETIZING SAVINGS CALIF. JUICE 0RAK6ES 4 bag $ f HAM CAP!C|LA - - - I.IS MclNTOSH APPLES - - - 3^35 OPEN, DAILY 9 A.M. to 10 P. PASTRAMI §« 6S • • • -2429 MART SAVSNQS .., SO WHY MORE GREEN. PRIDE KITCHEN C ib. FRESH Ib. I9 GARDEN LIME pkg. GRASS SEED Reg. $3.79 bag Finest'Mixture, Free of Crabgrass. 9 A.M.Jo_e-P,M, t FRESH Guaranteed to Grow.. •T SLICED '/alb. f SPICED HAM Golden I'igoro PheiMtPA.i-1582. 49 Guaranteed Not To Burn, Lasts ' PLENTY OF FREE Rdritan Bay's Only Longer; Ideal for Flowers, Shrubs, f NEW .'PARKING SPACEV ' Eyep Cleaning Plant ENGLAND Lawns, Trees and Vegetables. t PRESSED HAM 1/2 tb. 63 Covers 5,000 Stjuore feet. T I t f f Rag Cleaning C§, T SNCORPORATED 4th and Stevens Ave. * f 1 I South Author, Nayr Jersey Member of Nations! and New LJersey Institute of Ens: Cleaners % »'••'• '•.,.• •' . :!' ' * THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 19B0 PAGE SEVENTEEN LEGAL NOTICES Yelencsis and yirs. Ctiarlesiand Ms -wife is county commit- LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Early, Wiraira , who has led a sixyearitee-womasix-yeai'jtee'Womann, said sale from time to time subject costs of preparing deed and adver- Avenue; thence li) Northwesterly along the LehlgD Valley Railroad to thence <4> Southwesterly aloag along Lincoln Highway to the olflcs Using thi' s sale"•". SaiSidd lotl s in saii3i along Park Avenue to Nevsky Street; the Metuchen Boundary line; thence Route 25 to the place of Beginning. nf Beginning- battle by the Women'fo r EcU-i The local attorney was 15) -Northeasterly along the Me-i Polling Place: District StiS—Edison Pollin" Place: District £25— Wasn- nch block, If sold on terms, will require thence (5) Westerly along Nevsky ington Park School. Winthrop Road son, Inc., for updated postaljtarf for two years to |POwer as may be specially a down payment of 25% of the bidStreet and Delancy Street to. the tuchen boundary line to Amboy High School. So. Colton Koad recognition, said they were. a£|Court Justice Frederick Hall, bbyy law or rules of court. accepted by. the Township Commit-Edison Township Boundary; thence Avenue: thence (6) Easterly along Limch tee, the balance of purchase priae (6) Northeasterly along the Edison Amboy Avenue to the place of Be-I District #36; a complete loss to UHderstao4 Ste-*s. president of the Edison . ROBERT H. JAMISON. to be paid in cash on night of sale; Township Boundary line to thesrinnlng. I District #19: at the intersection at Sheriff place of Beginning. ay and Duclos Lane; ": - WODDBRIDGE — If you the negative .action.'-of LeRoy Jaycees. JOSEPH J. TAKACS. Attorney. plus cost of preparing the Deed. Polling Place: District #11 — Clara StonBEGINNINy Road Gan adt the lp'enseetloJerseyy Statn ate Take further notice that at said Polling Place: District #3 — OaKBarton School. Amboy Avenne. hence running ill Northeasterly /plan io attend Township meet-jW. Greene, the regional opena- The township campaigning $48.14 P. B. 8/25; 9/1, 8. 15/60 Tree Firehouse. OaJs 3*ree Road HighwaHih y RoutRte 25; thence running along Lincoln Highway to Coring for Frelinghuysen, Mullen said,! sale, or any date to which it may be (1) Northeasterly along Route 25 toAvenue! : thence (2) Southerly aloes;. ing next Tuesday be prepared tions director.* the Township Commit- District #12: the Jersey Central Power & Llgnt ,oring Avenue to Jefferson Bouie- "will include dDor-to-door and COURT OP NSW JERSEY, tee reserves the right in Its dis-1 District #4: ComDany transmission line; thence ard; thence (3) Westerly along ;to/staffer a, long, long time. It, Greene, in a letter ta Mrs.' cretiori to reject any one or all bids BEGINNING In the. line dividing BEGINNING at a point !n the(2> PTUtberVy along the Jersey Cen' shopnjng- center visits, and pos-CHANCES J DIVISION. MIDDLESEX n Jefferson Boulevard to Oak Lane; might •le even wise to carry a Wira, singled out the Fords COUNTY, Docket No. F-2520-59. and to .sell said lots in said block to Che Boroug„_h o—f Metuchen and theBorough of Metucnen Boundary tral Power & Light Company t- thence (4> Northerly along OaK Lane !slbly a such bidder as it may select, due Woodbriage Avenue; thence (3) sand"R'iord i frith you. area and.said "it was aeterm- n™torcaae. Mullen said MOHMOHAWAWKK SAVINGSVINGSS ANANDD LOA LOANN AS S: to Rose Street; thence 15> Westerly he oul regard Being, given to terms and Townshiis intersectep odf Edisonby the, Oafwherc eTre the eRoad same;i bLiney ;th where Lehlge tnbe samVallee Iys intersecteRailroadd; Westerly along Woodbrtdge Avenue along Rose Street to Duclos Lan?: id C JLT J ^ <2 appointt a Vice cam-lsOCIATIONcamlsOCIATION, a corporation of New thence running (1) Northerly along thence running (1) Easterly along ;': The. Zoning . Qfdinaiice. isjined that the intervening area- i[ „, ?J^««i_ ALLANE ALLAN EDD- to Old Post Road: ttsence (4| North- thence (6) Northerly along Duel.-* 1 16 OaOSS TreT e BoaBd to OaOkk TreT eA Avenue; thth e LehlgLhlbb ValleVlly RailroaRaildd t ot htherle y along Old Post Road and Stonv Lane to the place of Beginning scheduled to come up:f or public [between present Edison deliv- manager. WARD POX and FRANCES FOX, his!" ? bids shall be. re-thence (2) Easterly along Oat Tree most Westerly line of Lot 4 In Block Boad to the place of Beginning. wife, are Defendants. caved. Avenue to Grove Avenue; thence (S):795 as shown on the Tax Map of Polling Place: District #26—Siel- fieariilg and possible adoption | ery and the Fords area is still Writ of Execution for the sale of Upon acceptance of the minimum Polling Place; District #19—Edison ton School, Plainfleld avenue 'and according to Mrs. VeraJ not sufficiently built up to LEGAL NOTICES bid, or bid above minimum; by the Southerly along Grove Avenue to Edison Township; thence (2) South- High Scbool. So. Colton Road mortgaged premises dated August 12, the Oak- - . Tre—e Iseli- --n Road- -; thenc- e erly along the Westerly line of Lots , SHERIFF'S SALE 1960. , • . '••Township Committee and the pay- District #27: llyan, administrative secretaryi , warrant the transfer of this (4) Easterly along the Oak Tree Ise- 4 and 6.-A in Block 795 to lands of it will take a J-ittle™o?ej: threeiterritory to the Edison post ol- SUPERIOR COURT OF By virtue of the above stated Writ, ment thereof by the purchaser tc- lin Road to Grove Avenue; thence the United States of America, known Olstrict #20: . BEGINNING at the intersection oi NEW JERSEY to me directed and delivered, I will cording to the manner of purchase tS) Southerly along" Grove Avenue as the Raritan Arsenal; thence (3) BEGINNING at the Intersection ol Duclos Lace and Mill Brook; thenoa houfs ix> read. : '.-,.'..-: • if ice.' CHANCER5T DIVISION expose to sale at nubile vendue on Iri "accordance with terms of sale to the Edison Township Boundary; Northeasterly and Easterly along the Woudbrldge Avenue and Mill Boad; running (1) Westerly along . Miil MIDDLESEX COUNTY WEDNESDAY, THE 28TH DAI on me;, the Township will deliver thence (6) Westerly along the Edi-several courses of lands of said Arse- thence running (1) Southerly along Brook also the Borough of Highland . ''Stewart Hutt (Assistant Second in County DOCKEE NO. F-2491-59 -' OP SEPTEMBER AX>., I960, a bargain, .and sale deed for sa'.dson Township Boundary to the place aal and King Georges Post Road to Mill Road and the Southerly pro- Park Boundary line, to Fifth Ave- Township Attorney) arid I plan at the hour of two o'clock by-the premises.: of. Beginning. che WocisJbrldge Boundary line; longation thereof to the Raman nue; thence (2) Northwesterly along In a letter, to Greene, Mrs. William Kozak" and Mary Eozak .DATED': September 6th, 1960. River; thence (2) Westerly, along the Fifth Avenue and the Boundary line to spell Mr. Diinigap CTown- are Plaintiffs, ana William Boroditz then prevailing; (Standard or Day- Polling Place: District #4 — OaJSChence (4) Southerly along of Highland Park to the Boundary Wira pointed out that Edison, and Blta H. Boroditz are Defend- light Saving) time, In the afternoon B. J. DUNTGAN, Township C.erS Tree School, Oak Tree Road Woodbridge Boundary line to the Raritan River to Silver LaKe Ave- 'ship: Clerk; 33. J. Duriigaii) in of the said day, at the Sheriff's To be 'advertised September 8th, Raritan River; thence (5) Westerly nue; thence (3) Northerls along line of Piscataway Township; thence with a population .of; 45,578, ants, Writ of Execution for the sale Silver Lake Avenue to Woodbridge (3) Northeasterly along the Piscata- reading the ordinance which o l Office in the City of New Brunswick, and September 15th, in the Fords along the Raritan River to Its Inter- Wav Township Boundary line to tha ranks second iri th*at respect in mortgaged premises dated July N. J. - Beacon. . District #5: section with the Southerly prolon- Avenue; tnence (4) Easterly along completely filled more than 22nd. I960 BEGINNINQ in the line dividing Woodbridge Avenue to the place intersection with the Northwester!? ,the county. She said, "this indi- All the following tract or parcel of gation of Mill Road; thence (6) prolongation of Suttons Lane; By virtue of the above stated Writ, NOTICE the Township of Woodbridge and Northerly along the Southerly pro- of Beginning. three pages m last weeK s In- cates drastic cllangk whereby to me directed and delivered, I will land and the premises hereinafter the Township of Edison, where the thence (4) Southeasterly along tha particularly described, situate, lying is hereof, given that qualified voters longation of Mill Road and along Polling Place: District #20—Pis- dependent-Leader", Mrs. Ryan expose to sale at public vendue on same is Intersected by the Oaic Tree Mill Rnad to Woodbridge Avenue; Northwesterly prolongation of Sut- Edison should be completely and being in the Township of Edi-of the Tfownship of- Edison not al-to Iselin Road; thence running cataway School; Woodbridge Avenue tons Lane, along Suttons Lane and said WEDNESDAY, THE 21ST DA'S ready registered In 'said Township thence (7) Northeasterly along •serviced by our Edison Post Of- OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1980 son, in the County of Middlesex and (1) Southerly, Southeasterly and Woodbridge Avenue to Main Street; along Duclos Lane to the place nt State of New Jersey: junder the laws of New Jersey gov- Southerly along the Boundary Line Beginning. Also scheduled, to come up, fice as soon as possible." at the hour of two o'clock by the erning jjermanent registration may thence (S) Northerly along Main District #21: All that tract or parcel of land,; of Edison Township to the Port Street to the Metuchen Boundary Polling Place: District #27—Stel- is the passage of the ordinance, _ . • - • then prevailing (standard or Day- situate, lying and being in theregister with the Township Clerk ol Heading Railroad; thence (2) South- BEGINNING at the intersection ol ., tj-reene wrote to Con- j light Saving) time, in the afternoon the feald ::Township of Edison at his !ine;."thence (9) Easterly and North- Woodbridge Avenue and Silver Lake ton Scbool, plainfleld avenue creating the position of busi-l 0 sa day> ft he Township of Edison, in the County westerly along the Port Reading easterly along the Metuchen Bound- Peter Frelirighuyseni ' *ke ^ * * sheriff's of- office atjiny time between Wednes- Railroad- to the Boundary line be- Avenue; thence running (1) South- ness manager and the appoint- i^o theCit y ol New BrtmswS( of Middlesex, In the State of New ary line to the place of Beginning. erly along Silver Lake Avenue to the District #28: Jersey: ^ • day, April 20, 1960, and Thursday, tween the Borough of Metuchen and Polling Place: District #12—Bon- ment ;bf Bernard M. Haftnett asKed by Mrs. Wiralf^ * September 29, 1960, on which latter Edison Township; thence (3) North- Raritan River; thence (2) Westerly BEGINNING at the intersection of to study the problem. Being known and designated as 1 aamtown School, Woodbridge Ave along the Raritan River to thethe Lincoln Highway and suttons ALL~ that certain tract or parcel Lot* 18, Block 1114, as shown on mapdate the registration books will be westerly and Westerly along the nue and Old Post Road to that po^t. of land situated in the Township closed until after the forthcoming Boundary line of Edison Township boundary line of the Borough of Lane; thence running (1) North- Frelinghuysen was told that of Edison in the County of Middle- entitled, "Map of Nixon Park, Sec- Highland Park; thence (3) Northerly westerly along Suttons Lane and tha tion 2, Raritan Township, Middle- General". Election on Tuesday, No- to Grove Avenue; thence (4) North- along the Borough of Highland Park Northerly prolongation thereof to • The number of women work- "it would be practical to serve sex and State of New Jersey, more sex County, New Jersey," and filedvember -'• S, 1960, or at Middlesex erly along Grove Avenue to the Oakdistrict #13: to Woodbridge Avenue; thence (4) the Boundary line of Piscataway particularly described as follows: County -TSoard of Elections, Citizens Tree to Iselin Road; thence (5) East- ers' in 'the United States will the entire township from the in the Middlesex County Clerk's Of- : erly along the Oak Tree to Iselin BEGINNING at; the intersection' of {easterly along Woodbridge Avenue Township; thence (2) Northeasterly Being known as Lot 16, in Block fice on September 26, 1950, as MapBuilding, ; 46 Bayard Street-, New New Jersey State Highway Route 251(0 tne piace ol Beginning. along Piscataway Township to tho Boad to the place of Beginning. ac l increase at nearly twice the Edison Post Officeif, the entire XSO-E, as laid down on a certain #1651, Pile #936. Brunswick; N. J., at any tune be- an„„.d. th^e. Jerse, y Centra„„„*.„,l DPowe r &.. pUl£ pplacel : ^trit i_pis- Jersey Central Power & Light Com- tween Wednesday, April 20. I960, #2 rate for men, with about'30 township is eventually built map entitled, "Map of Haven Vil- Being also Known as 47 Markham Polling Place: District #5—Menlo Light Company transmission line; cataway School, Woodbridge AvenuAuee pany Transmission Line: thence <3) lage, Section 8, situate to Raritan Road, Edison, New Jersey. and Thursday, September 29, 1960, thence running (1) Northeasterly Southeasterly along the Jersey Cen- I million workers expected by up. " during the following hours: Dally, Park Firehouse, Lincoln Highway along said Route 25 to Main Street; tral Power & Light Company to tha j 197.0, six million more, than in'. Township, Middlesex County, New The approximate amount of the District #22: •: Greene added: that the mat-Jersey, July, 1951," Raymond P. judgment to be satisfied by said sale except Saturday, from 9 A. M. to 4District *6: thence (2) Southerly along Main mam line of the Pennsylvania Rail- 11960. This represents a 25 per Wilson,' Civil Engineer, 46 Paterson P. M., or at the office of the Middle- Street to Woodbridge Avenue: thence BEGINNING at the Intersection of road; thence (4) Southwesterly ter -will "receive "considerable is the sum of Twelve thousand two sex County, Board of Elections, BEGINNING in the line dividing 13) Southwesterly along Woodbridge New Jersey State Highway Route 25 along the Pennsylvania Railroad to 'cent increase for, women as Street, New Brunswick, N. J., which hundred ten dollars ($12,210.00), Woodbridge Township and the and Stony Boad; thence running (1) map was filed in the Office of the Perth Amboy National Bank, Build- Avenue to the Jersey Central Power the Intersection with the Northerly ^compared to a 15 per cent rise attention" and. "further action more or less, together with the costs ing, Perth Amboy, N". J. Township of Edison, where the same & Light Company transmission line; Southerly along Stony Road and Oldprolongation of Willow Avenue: Cleric of Middlesex County as Mapof this sale. is Intersected by the Port Reading Post Road to Wdodbridge Avenue; :-f0r men-. — •'••,. will be taken as warranted." Notice of change of residence or thence (4) Northerly along the Jer- thence (5) Southeasterly along tha No. 1703, Pile No. 253. • Together with all and singular-the Railroad; thence running (1) South- sey Central Power & Light Compa- thence (2) Westerly aLong Wood- Northerly prolongation of Willow Being also known as No. 33 Schuy- rights, privileges, hereditaments and application for transfer or registra- erly al6ng the Edison Township ny to the place of Beginning. bridge Avenue to New Jersey State Avenue and along Willow Avenue to ler Drive. appurtenances thereunto belonging tion sbalUDe made either by written Boundary line to Its Intersection Highway Route 25; thence (3) North- Soviet not ready to orbit an request forwarded to the Municipal Polling Place: District #13—Bon- the Lincoln Highway; thence (6) : Boy Is listed BEING; thesame premises con- or in anywise appertaining. * The with New Jersey State Highway hamtown School, Woodbridge Ave- easterly along New Jersey State Southwesterly along the Lincoln. astronaut now. . veyed to William Boroditz and Rita subscriber reserves the right to ad-Clerk or the County Board of Elec- Route 25; thence (2) Southwesterly Highway Route 25 to the place of Highway to the place of Beginning. journ said sale from time to time tions on forms provided by said nue and Old Post Koad Beginning. (Continued from Page 1) H. Boroditz, husband and wife, by along said New Jersey State High- Polling Place: District #28—Stel- Thaddeus A. Mokrzycki and Buth subject only to such limitations or Municipal Clerk or by calling in per-way Route 25 to Amboy Avenue; Polling Place: District #22—Safety turning home from a visit to restrictions " upon the . exercise of son at the office of the Municipal thence (3) Westerly along Amboy 1SSSS ton School, PJainfie* Avenge M. Mokrzycki, his wife, tinder date Clerk or County Board of Elections District #14: " Mayor Seeling" the Highland Park Fire House, of March 27, 19S8, by a deed re- such power as may be specially pro- Avenue to the \ Boundary line be- BEGINNING at the Intersection of Place vided by law or rules of Court. at 46 Bayard Street, New Brunswick, tween Edison Township and the corded in the Office of the Clerk of N. J., or at the office of the Middle- Vineyard . Eoad and Lincoln High- District #29 , (Continued from Page 1) According to police, several Middlesex County to Book 2020 of ROBERT H. JAMISON, Borough of Metuchen; thence (4) way thence (1) Northeasterly along BEGINNING in the Boundary lin» sex County Board of Elections, Northeasterly and Northerly and District #23: tfl S. Postoffice department be- persons attempted to lift the Deeds at pages 335 &c. Sheriff. Perth Amboy National Bank Build- Lincoln Highway to the Metuchen BEGINNING at the Intersection of between the Borough of South Plain- LOUIS J. COHEN, Northeasterly along the Boundary Boundary line; thence (2) South- field and Edison Township, where gan to xecognize . corporate car in an effort to free the The approximate amount of the ing. Perth Amboy, N. J., up to andline of Edison Township to the Port New Jersey State Highway Route 25 judgment to be satisfied by said Attorney. including September 29, 1960. easterly and Easterly along the Me-and Plainfield Avenue; thence ron-the same Is Intersected by the Port trapped youth, belore they Reading Railroad; thence (5) North- tuchen Boundary line to Main nlng (1) southwesterly along New Reading Railroad; thence running boundaries' for the purpose of sale is the sum of five thousand F. B. 9/1-8-15-22/60 40.69 easterly along the Port Reading ...... y g NOTICE Street:_thence (3) Southerly along eJey problem may be arranged without obligation Have a "COOL ONE District #18: BEGDTOIKQ at tne Intersection ol and in strict professional confidence. at New Jersey State Highway Route 25 and Stony Road; thence running (1) Northerly along Stony Road to Win- throp Road; thence (2) Northeaster- ly along Winthrop Road to the Jer- sey Central Power Ss Light Company Transmission Line; thence (3) You are cordially invited to the South-westerly along the Jersey B. &.,.€OAT! Central Power & Light Company to Beer opening of New Jersey State Highway Route 25 388 Norwood- Avenue Deal, N. J. Tavern, Inc• Wine Corner William & New Streets ® Liquor GO TO Phone: KEUogg 1-3461 WOODBRIDGE • Sandwiches Coats Galleries, ine. DELL "Betty and Joe" — Phone ME 4-9738 IF YOU 288 Norwood Avenue . Deal, N. J. TO SELL First Door South of the A&P Market LUMBER COMPANY SUNDAY, SEPT. 18BI-Two to Ten P.M. Inspect the fine collection of offerings ^ BUILDING MATERIAL STORE from the homes, of lH REAL • • • 22S Inman Ave. ME 4-0125 WpODBBHSKSE,- U.S. ESTATE Colonia, N. J. IRS. FHILLIS WEiiEN, Washington, 0, C. FU'1-4000 SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 45 YEARS DR. LANCELOT ELY, Chamberslsurg, PA. The modern ELECTRJC range has oil the new features MRS. HOWARD McCLAY, Little Silver, N. I which mtske it easy to have successful baking and : -• ^SURPLUS SALES: cooking,resuifs. See the differenf styles, free-stemdiftg Mi I k NICHOLS, Spring Lake, 1 J. .NOW anyone can buy DIRECT models as- well as ihs wall oven type wifh the top from 0. S. GOVEBNMKNT SUR- burners installed beside {he counter .top. INDUSTRIAL PLUS DEPOTS, by mail for your- Offerings will be sold ^ self or for resale. Cameras, bi- noculars.* cars, jeeps, trucks, RESIDENTIAL boats, hardware, office machines and equipment, tents, tools and DO - IT - YOURSELF SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th-10:30 A. M. . tens-of-thousands of other 'Items at a fraoiion of their original cost; Many Items brand new. Foj Every convenience has been provided in this ] list of hundreds of U. S. Govern- ; ernment Surplus Depots, located modern Gallery to make your visit pleasant in every State and overseas with pamphlet "How Government Can Why not buy the BEST? It may cost a and comfortable. Ample parking facilities. . Ship Direct To You," plus pro- cedures, HOW TO BUt and how ,to get FREE SURPLUS, mail $2.00 Mfe more, but if s worth the difference, to SURPLUS SALES INFORMA- TION SERVICES, Dept. #343-A, Reddy Kilowatt Says: live Better Ueefrkally Phone: KEllogg 1-3461 Em. 709 Albee Bldg., Washington Mon. and Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 ® Tues., Wed., and Thurs. 8:00 to 5:00 • Sat 8:00 to Moon 5, D. C. I. L. PAGE EIGHTEEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1360 riscoe lOTessive: UK' S" -v, ? 5- f • .i ' Ait - 5 KC Teams [Stewart's TO Blocking Take Early jSweeps Tilt Is Major League Edge With Yuha's 23EST IN THE BUSINESS! St. Andrew's C.Y.O. of Avenel became the 1980 champions in the Woofibridge Babe Ruth TEAM .STANDINGS TEAM STANDINGS Harry Burke 3 0 W ••.•• L Problem Lfagne after defeating the Home Center in *wo out of three at the Woodbridge High School field. Kneeling in the front row, from left to right, are: Joe Des Plaine, Bob Sanderson, Bob Kosic, Jimmy Zellner, Ralph Ucci and Jimmy Quayle, Wdbge. Oldsmobile .... 3 0 Stewart's 3 0 WOODBRIDGE —After sue*. Standing are Manager Bill Leahy, Tom Monaco, Brian Mor gan, John Wnkovets, Norman Croteau, Stan Derewsky, Buzzy Tobak's __.•_ 3 0 Booth 2 cessfu-I scrimmages against Ucci and Ray Szemborski. Three players missing from the picture are Jeff Schlatter, Walter Mulvihill and Bob Safford. Mauro .. 3 0 Bowl-Mor 2 Somerville and Metuehen, Karmazin . . 3 0 Schwenzer 2 Woodbridge High ran into some Ryan's 2 1 Fords Tumble Inn .. 1 stiff opposition from New Doro Witting 2 1 G & M 1 on Staten Island, and Coach. Wdbge. Liquors ;'.... 2 1 Port Reading 1 Nick Priscoe termed the prac- State 1 2 Yuhas — 0 ; tice session most unimpressive. Somers' ...... 1 2 New Dorp used the single Alexander's • .. 1.. 1 2 WOODBRIDGE — Stewart' Root Beer, the only new entry wing attack against the Bar- Mayer's . 0 3 rons and encountered little dif- Sisko & Fedor 0 3 in the Bowl-Mor Tuesday Nite Men's League, recorded a clean ficulty skirting the ends on Ketzenberg & ,Org ....„ 0 3 reverses and straight end runs. Metro 0 3 sweep over Yuhas Construction WOODBRIDGE — St. An-1three hits over the seven-inning of strength in the batter's box, The Islanders were the first 1 Quale, 2b 2 Van Tassel's ...... 0 3 to gain undisputed possession drew's C.Y.O. clinolied the third span. rapping out four hits in as Wukovets. 1b 3 of first place. team. to manhandle the Red. and deciding game of the Monaco's recent victory cli- many trips from ihe bench. Sanderson, rf 3 WOODBRIDGE—Five teams and Black defensive unit since Woodbridge Babe Ruth League maxed a most successful sea- Bob Richards, one of Home Anchorman George Housman the start of the pre-season jumped into the lead of the led his team with a 591 set on playoffs with a 4-2 conquest son in which he won 11 games Center's most outstanding play- 28 Woodbridge Knights of Colum- practice sessions.. over Home Center, to lay full without suffering a single de- ers, hit a single and double. Home Center (2) individual games of 210-203- Despite the indifferent atti- bus Intra-Couneil Bowling 178. Joe Yuhas and Watler claim to the 1960 champion- feat. He also led the league in Pete Kee, Home Center's AB R H League as they recorded three- tude of the Woodbridge squad ship. strikeouts with a lofty total of Stueck, 2b 4 0 0 Kaminski were the outstanding against New Dorp, Priscoe starting pitcher, worked a com- game sweeps on the opening kegler for Yuhas Construction Tommy Monaco was handed 143 to his credit. Napravnik, If 1 0 night of the league's tenth sea- singled out Ronnie Limoli, a, mendable game from the rub- With scores of 200 and 204, re- guard, and Bill Sparks, a tackle, the all-important mound as- St. Andrew's lost little time ber for seven innings. He gave Arnott, c 2 0 son. The sixteen . team league denting the scoring column spectively. as this most outstanding for- signment in the decisive tilt by up seven hits and fanned six Richards, ss 3 1 rolls Thursday evenings at the with a cluster of three runs in. Hayzer, 3b 3 0 Booth Electric, with Al Mag- ward wall operators. He was his. managers, Bill Leahy and swingers. Majestic Lanes in Hopelawn. also impressed with the; per- the very first inning. Home Lauber, 1b 3 0 Harry Burke Insurance, with BIG HOURS AHEAD? Eon Limoli, the veteian Wood- yar and Kurt Booth showing Ray Szemborski, and the young Center scored one in the fourth, bridge High School guard, has been one of the Barrens' formance "of a pah- of jayyees— hurler came through with one St. Andrew's (4) Mesar, cf 3 0 Joe Andrascik's 207 and cap- the way, won a pair from Fords but the Saints countered with .AB R Dickson, rf .... 3 0 most outstanding linemen during the early scrimmages Tumble Inn. William Brown, a sophomore of his best performances of the another in the fifth to make it tain Bill Harth's 202, won three with Somerville, Metnehen and New Dorp. Coach Nick tackle, and Robert Lute,: a rug- season from the center of the Croteau, cf 4 Kee, p 2 1 from Ketzenberg St Org., Wood- Magyar fired a 228 game and 4-1. Home Center tallied the Priscoe expects, Ms versatile lineman to make a serious bid 588 set, while Booth splashed ged sophomore linebacker. diamond. While toiling for St. Derewsky. ss .... 4 bridge Oldsmobile swept its final run of the game in the TTcei, c 3 24 2 " for All-County' honors before he draws a curtain on his the maples for,scores of 171- Pete Frandano, a second Andrew's, he set 14 Home Cen- fifth. match with Metro Motors, scholastic career. Monaco, p 4 Score by innings: Tobak's Grocery took the meas- 198-194. The Electricians rolled string quarterback; is destined- ter batters down via the strike- Stanley Derewsky, St. An- Kosic, 3b 2 Home Center 0 0 0 1 1 0 0—2 games of 842-933-990 for a to play a major role in the de- out route and gave up only ure of Sisko & Pedor Transpor- drew's shortstop, was a tower DesPlaines, If 3 St. Andrew's 3 0 0 0 10 x—4 tation, Mauro Motors recorded 2684 total which was the high fensive backfield because of his a three game win over Van Tas- team set of the evening. Eddie ability to diagnose plays. He is also exceptional on pass defense sel's College Inn, and Karmazin 's. Bolloskis with a 221 game and 536 set led Tumble Inn. which has been a Woodbridge 2 U* S* Swim Plumbing & Heating won three weakness in recent years. from Mayer's Bowl-Mor with Larry Miehal- Witting Machine Ss Tool ski rolling a 200 game won a When asked if he had a .eCompany won two from Somer's To Vie for Title pair from the Port Reading speed merchant to ad& striking Flower House, Woodbridge Barber Shop. The highest set power to the Barrons' multiple TRENTON — A list of the BOWL-MOB SPORTSMEN'S Two-game winners: Terminal over COLONIA — A pair of na- Liquors was the odd game win- FESTAL SECOND HALF for the Barbers was a 507 score offense, Priscoe replied, "We Standings as of September 9 Shipping, Office over Crandalls, tight spots to hold the opposi- have Wes Scott, but another dates of all the major events Welders over Com-Pounders, Lab- tional records were shattered at ner over Alexander's Poodtown, STANDINGS: by Rudy Galvanek. W L tion scoreless. He recorded boy who can move is, Ricky sponsored by the New Jersey waters, there are very few do not spear sharks. quest of one or more county other states if he has not hadlicense plates under the new,and central New Jersey on Capitol Dome STATUE JTJKX: — When the shark bites. Most sharks find prosecutors when they find a sufficient earnings in any one auto tag program - . Miss]September 19 . The New tFrom Editorial Page* that the natural pasturage of Legislature reconvenes next situation involving multi- qualify for Margaret Holmes, of Trenton, Jersey Taxpayers Association Scientists, New Jersey Monday much unfinished bus- county activity; and if the At-state to benefits first Negro elected to the Dem- has issued a new guide for tax- -: CLASSIFIED - State tne seas sufficient to complete torney General concurs, he under that State's law . . ,. ocratic State Committee, has payers seeking to learn the Museum. their diets and there isno iness will face the lawmakers, Eranklin P. Burkert, Assistant KATES — INFORMATION He claims there are atleast necessity including methods of financ- would then apply to the court been appointed as assistant to background and potential ef- to forage on the for an order to convene the Director, State Division of In-Eugene L. Lora, new Democrat- fects of legislation on tax as- $1.00 for 15 words Deadline for ads: TuesSa? 24 different species of sharks heavy population ot surf ing needed institutional con- vestment, has retired after 17 4c each additional word* 10 A. M. for the same week's struction. jury. . . ic Executive Director The sessments . . . New Jersey will found in the waters of New bathers. years in the position . . . The produce an 88,000 barrel cran- Payable in advance publication. Jersey. Of these, almost all of But the odds are that no The proposal, made last Jan- Public Utility anti-strike law State of New Jersey recently Do not swim too far beyond to uary 12 by the Governor, fell received identical bids from six berry crop this year . . . New NOTE: No classifies ads taken over phone; them are capable of attacking ^e breakers, he advises. Do consideration will be given has not been employed by Gov- Jersey's traffic deaths will soon] man, the one exception being not dangle arms and legs from a proposal by Governor Robert with a loud thud among both ernor Robert B. Meyner since, dealers on 2,970 tons of cal- must be sent in Democrats and Republicans ciumchloride, which is used by reach the 500 mark for the first! the Basking Shark, a strict rafts beyond breakers. Leave B. Meyner that legislation be he took office seven years ago time tills year ... Telephone MErcnry 4-1111 vegetarian. Even this shark the water immediately if cut enacted to establish a grand alike in the legislative halls. A public hearing on a pro- the New Jersey Highway Dept. has teeth. or otherwise injured, if ashark Jury with statewide jurisdiction JE^SEX JIGSAW: — Potato posed first chapter of the New to de-ice highways in winter Trenton, Camden, Bloom- "VICTIM' STILL ALIVE Included in the 24 species are is sighted. Leave the water capable of returning indict- digging is about one third to Jersey .Radiation Protection © EMPLOTMENT WANTED • FOR BENT number that are capable of without commotion and avoid ments against the, accused on one half completed in New. Jer- Code will be held September field -and Teaneck have been • SUNSET BEACH, Md.—Fif- devouring a bather in a matter splashing. Avoid swimming in the basis of activity anywhere sey . . .An agreement entered 21 in the War Memorial Build- selected for pilot pedestrian teen-year-old James Ackerman CARTERET. High school boy, CARTERET. Three rooms and of seconds, Eames claims. How- or near schools of fish where in the State. intojay New Jersey with nearly ing, Trenton The State studies beginning January 1 •watched as firemen dragged a age 17, driver's license, wishes bath, heat and hot water.. ever,, despite the uncountable sharks might be feeding. If The Governor's proposal is all states permits a worker to Division ;Of Motor Vehicles has next. Henry Cabot Lodge, swimming area. Later he dispart-tim- e employment in Perth Call KI 1-5088. 9^16- number of potential "man you are a skin diver avoid that such a grand jury could cwnbihe his New Jersey wage completed distribution of 2,Republica- n nominee for Vice covered that he was the person Amboy - Woodbridge area. carrying freshly killed fish and credits with those earned in President, will tour southern reported drowned. FOTJR ROOMS AND BATH up- eating" sharks in New Jersey be called, as needed, after a re- 005,000 sets of straw and black Write 60 Hayward Avenue. stairs. 20 Burlington Street, 9/8-9/15* Carteret, New Jersey. * 9/1S, FOE SALE CARTERET . - SEWAREN. 50x100. corner Three Rooms, Bath and Stove Central Avenue and Vernon 68 Union Street Street. Lots No 1054-1055. Will 9/15- sacrifice. CL 7-0563. 9/1 - 9/29 PUBLIC NOTICE BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY ©FEMALE HELP WANTED ®PIANO LESSONS — Beginners or advanced students. Music AVON theory included. Phone ME 4- needs (2) capable, reliable 7471. 9/15,22,29/60 women to service customers Green Street, vicinity of Amboy SERVICES - Adding Machines -!- Oaisclng Farnlturg Lssksftillh Music instruction - - Radio & TV. Service -- Texedi Rental Avenue, Woodbridge. Earnings unlimited. Call, Collect, Mrs. IF YOXTR DRINKING has be- --> Butler, MI 2-5146, for interview comcomee aa P™problem0^"1 , Alcoholic, T£5s ADDING Learn to Dance at WOODiRiDSE KEY GUITAR LESSONS Set Need z't'lfTvvmir-homp. 9/is I Anonymous can help you. fall MACHINES ANN'S Dancing School WINTER BROS. REPAIR? your home. 9/151 BI 2-1515 or write P. O. Box USED Acrobatics - Ballet - Step - Xoe & LO0KSMSTII SHOP Call ;|WOMEN for steady maid work, 253, "Woodbridge. Modern Jazz - Hawaiian Wayskfe Furs, Sltsp ME 4-4360 Motel. Apply Woodbridge Mo- 9/1 -.9/29 39=50 and up ADTO, BOSIE, Pre-school Serving Woodbridge Residents OFFICE KBTS #9 W 5!!^AVING TROUBLE with y|ur Sales & Service Miss Ann Smith, the in- Since 193? DUPLICAIED ART'S RADIO ' ?o, i seweroot- SAFES SOLD sewerage? E ectrlc All Work Guaranteed structor, is a member and & TELEVISION FIVE WOMEN wanted, Middle-!er removes roots filth, sand WOODBRIDGE graduate of the HALF-YEARLY Ice Skates, Lawn Mowers and sex County, for part time I and stoppage from clogged BUSINESS MACHINE Dance Educators of America, Sags Sharpened on Premises SALES and SERVICE work afternoons or eveningsjpipes. drains and sewers. No CO., LTD. Inc. Paint Special ... 155 Avenei Street, Avenel for three hours. Earn up to I digging, no damages — rapid Near Wurnptke as organization ot qualified CLEARANCE SALE Exterior White Primer and Eepair Estimates Free! $10.00. Car necessary. Write and. efficient. Call • Tony's" teachers Finish Coat. For a limited 250 Amboy Avenue NOW GOING ON time _^ $4.43 per Gal. Antennas installed Box 18, c/o this newspaper. Plumbing and Heating, ME;>= Woodbridge, N. J. PlMme ME 4-3098 @ -Bigger Values ® lop Brands 5?0 AMBOT AVENUE SiMONE'S Gjultar Studio SCubes Tested Free at Our Store 9/15/60 8007. 9/1 - 9/29 ME 6-0010 18S Rernsen Avenue, Avenei @ Better Service © Lower Prices WOODBRIDGE 451 School St., Woodbridge SeL MEM5S Car Radios Serviced Promptly FOE SALE Visit Our New Store at Open Daily 8iM..iol p. M. Phone ME 4-3062 DIPLOMATS RECALLED St. George Avenue at C, S. Asphalt Paving For Appointment 1955 PACEMAKER TRAILER. The United States' has Delleatessen Highway 1, Avenel Length 37 ft., width 8 ft. Call (At the Woodbridge - Moving-.ft Truefclug broken off diplomatic relations Cloverleaf Circle) Musical Instrymesits - T, R. STEVEMS LI 8-9528. 9/15* with the Government of the A&H STAMLEY Open 9 A. M. to S P. M. Roofing and Sljeet-Metal Worn jDominican Republic. ASPHALT PAVING IncL Sat. 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. AMENDMENT WEIGHED It was the first time in morf TREAT SHOPPE Phone MErcury 4-6666 "HEAL WOODBRIDGE Voters in thirteen states will than forty years that Washing-: ® Oriveways 6LEAMNCE SALE! be deciding simultaneously in ton had severed its formal poli- ® Parking Lots 613 Rah way Avenue Phone FU-8-3914 « Tennis Courts, Etc Woodbridge We Are November on whether to adopt tical ties with any state in tM Lawn iowers AGENT NATIONAL VAN .almost identical state constitu- Western Hemisphere. V High Grade Materials COpp. WMte Church) tional amendments. The United States acted 'lii V All Skilled Labor ® SALADS at Their Best IJNES. Hand and Power Lawn 1286 St. George Ave., Avenel DISCONTINUING The aim of the amendment— accord with a resolution of the V Reasonable Bates © SODA FOUNTAIN and of the reason why the foreign Ministers of the Organ- V All Work Guaranteed Mowers Sharpened and 3-4 Rooms — S20, §25. $30 Our AJr-Conditioning movement is so widespread —ization of American States. The Free Estimates ® FRESH BAKERS! GOODS 5-6 Rooms — $35, $40, $S0 Warm Air Heat V Repaired IndnstrlaJ Exhaust System ;i is to grant emergency authority resolution blamed the Trujillo CALL FD 1-5318 Open 7 A. ML to 18:30 P. AL BRASS DEPLI Motor Guards for filling state and local of- regime for "acts of aggression — Headquarters for — FOR "FREE ESTIMATES fices and otherwise insuring the 10 A. M, to 9 P. U, INCLUDING StWDAVS . Briggs & Stratton aiE 4-2145 or ME 4-5268 and intervention" against Ve- KI 1-2038 7 A. Mi to 10 P. M. continuity of governmental op- nezuela. Closed Wednesday All Day Clinton-Lawson & Power erations. In the background lies - , Barber Shsp Products — Gas Engines SAVINGS the threat of a national emerg- Figuratively Speaking Schwirm Bicycles Roofing & Sling - ency, such as a nuclear. attack Did you say your salary Drugs Sales & Service ^.j ithat might kill Or disable large'runs into five figures?" "yes— LET OS AL8RECHFS on: all 'numbers of officials. 'my wife and four kids." Keep Xow Trumpets Henry ~Janseo & Son KE¥ SHOP Musis instiietisn Looking; RAYMOND.. ; • Saxophones Tinning and 124 Washington Avenue » Neatl. Sheet Metal Work SUMMER COAL Carteret, N. S. • Trombones Drop In JACKSON Roofing, Metal Ceilings ' CANT'BUY BETTER Tel. KI 1-7163 ® Clarinets PEA COAL To Our Shop. BE POPULAR! and Furnace Work Prompt. Courteous Service and SON Learn to 9 Valve S play the Bugles 588 Aiden Street |.45 Lawn & gardes piano in 1 WEST LAKE Druggists a short Woodbridge, N. J. Casb BARBER.SHOP 88 Main Street Wme. . . „ Telephone MErcnry 4-1246 437-A W. Late Avenue LESSONS AID BANNED COLONIA, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J. ICLEIIS IN TOUR in The Senate has voted to cut ICHODQSH Bros, and WEXLI OWN Aeesrdisns off foreign-aid funds to any na- 36 E. Grand Avenue, Railway FU 8-10W0 Telephone MErcnry 4-0554 Service Stations tion supplying arms or eco- HOME . , .$ and : Carpentry -iassary - Farm & Hardei Center Accordion nomic assistance to Cuba. OIL' BURNER SALES mi SERMICE by & well-known teacher The action came on an and professional musician. Instruction Ail Types of in an amendment to the mutual se- WOODBRffiGE FOR All of Woodbridge Township Air-Condltdoned TOWHE GARAGE curity appropriations bill of- CAEPENTRY Garden Tools and Supplies Included Studio— fered by Senator Styles Bridges, Pharmacy Fertilizers Come to J. F. Gardner & Son Republican of New Hampshire. and "Perth Amboy's OlSest 944 RAHWAX AVENUE Insecticides and Fungicides 485 AMBOY. AVENUE The amendment declared MASONRY; Animal and Poultry Feeds LESLIE HENK Accordion Center" that United States aid would MErcnry 4-1914 Dog and Pet Foods Woodbridge be denied any country that the Expert WorJunansMp Swimming Pool Chemicals Call for Appointment The ONE ana ONLY Reasonable Fee Charged President determined "direct- Salt—Hay—Peat Moss Mulches PA 1-9120 Eddie's iusl0 Center MErenry 4-3540 ly or indirectly is selling arms, ® AM'EKATIONS PRESCRIPTIONS Scott's Lawn Products We're Sepcialists In munitions, or implements of '• ADDITIONS Ortho Garden Chemicals EstabHshed 1938 war, to the Castro regime in © CUSTOM HOMES WHITMAN'S CANDIES Green D Fertilizers Ed Bonkoski, Prop. • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- 1:30 OPEN1K© DAY FEATURES MENT and BALANCE Cuba, or directly or indirectly ©STORE REMODELING Nursery Stock In Woodbridge It's The S5T State St., P. A. VA. S-12S8 ® COMMERCIAL a INDOSIBW. Cosmetics — Film • BRAKE SEBVICE is giving or loaning military t or economic aid to that re- wiA BETTY mttMiQW Greeting Cards Custom Homes Frank Kreisel Photography gime." DELftVED'PflRftCHUTg JUMP Built to Sour Specifications MUSIC STUDIO Shoe * Repair No Job Too Large MIDQEf AUTO RACE'4 P.M. Fuel Oil ® Accordion QUEEN OF FAIR SELECTED 7 P.At, Or Too Small . . . Farm & garden Center © Piano VATICANO Free Airline ® Vocal CHSLDEEM'S PAYS Mon. &> ¥A> Fully Insured 34 Main Street, Wooflbridge SHOE SEBVICE Information, Besinners Tickets Obtained MQRSS SHOW EVEMfS MM J. B1TT1HG Plan. It's more convenient '.' ME 4-0021 No Instru- SERVICE Daffy Wed, thra San. fincertt Keller ment! to LOUIS CSPPO when we make ya-az OPEN SUNDAY Buy! WHILE Book with reservation; yet it Builder an agent GE&NGE BAE2NG CONfESf All Makes ol U-WAIT who's been costs no morel Ac- SEPT. 22-24 No Obligation For Estimates. Accordions there. tual tlcSet price is all 1 OR SHOP Sold and you pay. No cnaxge T PGSTAL PAGEflHT & 1230 Stone Street, Rabway Mobil heest liquor Steres Repaired lor our service. CLOSING DAY, SEPT.25 At Lowest TRY US! GENE Ami} t:30 T Phone FTJ-8-0976 FUEL OIL Pricesl SjS?«mroon*5i. ^ BIS SAR AUTO MCES Ooa! & Oil Over 25 Jears of AVENEL Call ME 4-0750 120-A Main Street iiillliiiilliiSi •'^ FIREMEN'S PARADE 6:30 J* Friendly Service Pie 1 tiros Make Woodbridge LIQUOR STORE Phone ME 6-0348 liiiMll^igllfR^ featuring Good Gifts! 4-0012 Member New Jersey Shoe Large Selection of Choice Private lessons on the Call ME 4-3651 LET US Rebuilding Association Solve Eour 100 Fulton Street <§> WINES © Gnltxr * CAMERA BEPAIE Woodbridge © &ecordlon • PASSPORT PHOTOS HEATSMg PROBLEM © BEERS ® PHOTOSTATS Sweet Sheppe from ® CORDIALS ® LAMINATION Service to Complete Funeral Olreetsrs - Cold Beer by the Case ® ACCIDENT PHOTOS Heating Installations Also Imported Beer KING GEORGE'S Regular KEROSENE / Prompt FREE Delivery GALLARD'S PHOTO SWEET SHOPPE 547 Amboy Ave. Call Tel. ME 4-2074 Cor. King George Roaa and Tests show that care- Woodbridge, N. J. Clum Avenue MErcury 145 Avenei Street Slon., Wed. 10 to 8 ful cleaning and finish- Synowiecki ' Ail Makes oi Fords 4-1400 AVENEL, N. J. rues., Thnrs., Sat. 10 to 6 ing lengthen clothing instruments and lUDipiiiiers Friday 10 to 9 life. Soils and stains fill Funeral Home Call Now for tnlormatioD. *** Coffee To Go EB 3-6948 *** Stationery weaken fibers and .. Classifieds , fabrics. Let us help you 56 Carteret Avenue Telephone MErenry 4-1889 SAMMY RAY'S. Open All Day Sunday keep your clothes look- AVENEL Music and Repair Shop Carteret, N. J. WOODIBSDGE SAM LAQOABBA, Prop. Bring Results ing fresh and new with, OOAL & OIL SO. 20 Sears Experience as Instructor JULIUS E, IZSO, Prop, our expert dry cleaning 526 JRahway Avenue, Avenel Telephone KI 1-5715 Utptr Store 467 New Brunswick Avenue LONGER and prompt service. FOKDS, N. 3. Sontracter MART ANDRASCIK, Prop. & Heating - Water Softeners Complete Stock ot Domestic SALES. L. BUSTO and Imported Wines Advertise Charles Farr Beers and Liquors SERVICE General HIGH IN & SON 574 AMBOT AVENUE Your Service FiymSiing & Heating RENTALS QUALITY... ® Masonry FUNERAL HOMES WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Electric Sewer Service -Water Softener Salt © Carpentry Established 59 tears in This Space LOW IN @ Painting Soft Water Soap cleaners 420 East Avenue Telephone: Swimming Pool Supplies COST! @ Jobbing Pertn Amboy For Only ® Alterations Read The , MErenry 4-05S4 Onr efficient dry-clean- 23 Forfi Are., Fords SERVI5OPT ing is. known for high- 354 Aruboy Avenue For FIPP Estimate est quality . . . yet costs VA-6-0358 6S1 LDSDEN AVENUE OB WOODBRiDGE 'I 1-4822 $ S21 St. George Avenue no more than elsewhere! WOODBRIDGE \J^ Directory Ads 7 Woodbridge, N. J. Woodbridge Carteret "Convenient Drive-up Service" ME 4-1815 PAGE .TWENTY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1960 Editor's Li©tterS I ranting and raving, shouting] Fallon admitted was a very of the Woodbridge Township traffic. Homes will be uprooted, need Woodbridge Township as-| Red Nichols and his band,jappeatanees.vthis. season, land generally .making like he haphazard venture. Instead of residents- aga' inon whether or but what of the schools which sistance on the 20th of Septem- TV-Today among others, will star in'"ThejThe "Dondi" comic.strip may (From Editorial Page > I owns and runs town hall. | the tract being sloped away not this huge department store have been, built to house the ber, and badly. , Unforgettable Music of Vincent come alive as a Tjf series: for in the Menlo Park ' Shopping I Mr: Evanko is a travesty on from the adjoining homes, it should be located on Route 1 future children attending them? Please come out to City Hall and Tomorrow Youmaris,' on NBC Bell Tele- ABC in 1961-62, starring David. Center, Menlo Park. Edison|the voters of all the wards who was so graded that the surface and Ford Avenue, in the town| They also will have to traverse that day, and help us. There phone Hour show. jAudrey Kory, with Robert Strauss and Township New Jersey was;voted foi Fred Adams. If Co- water ran into the back yards of Fords. The Planning Board Ia road which will look in es-may be' a day in the not too PUTTING A COMPLETE .4- Meadows may play the part of Arnold Stang as regulars. .' given by the Commissioner of!Ionia wishes to keep and elect;of residents and caused consid- voted. 5 to 4 in favor of it—the sence like Route IS east, or distant future when you may YEAR COT3RSE ON VIDEO a columnist in a planned MGM Bing Crosby's October ABC spe- Banking and Insurance. The John Evanko that is their erable damage to their prop- Township Committee leans worse, Route 1 itself — certain-' Harry Belafonte do- cial now •• includes Rosemary 1 need our assistance also—after TAPE would seem an all-time series. location of this bank to be problem and misfortune. We of erty. favorably toward it, but wants ly not the scene of today. all, we are all of the Township ing two CBS specials this sea- Clooney, Johnny Mercer, Carol ,_ - consuming task — but Red : about 3 miles from the conth- e other four (4) wards did "Now for the enlightenment to test the sentiments of the Is it any wonder that we still son, the first set for mid-Nov- Lawrence and Dennis, Jdridsay, templated bank in Iselin, N. J.inbt vote for him and donot'of Mr. Fallon and also for thepublic before ground is broken, fight? We have our savings in- of Woodbridge. One never skelton plans it as onry One of embej. . . . The discovery of thejanb! Philip Crosby. ; "i/i Chuck and our lives disrupted. Are we to assume that the j wish to hear his policy, protocol people of Fords, the present ivested in our homes and there knowchancse wheto nreciprocate he may. havWon'e at the various projects his produc- oldest known shipwreck "Under!Connors' four .sons join 'him. on Republican administration has tion companies will turn out. editorial mentioned was made! and self interest inflected upon The locale has since been injare close to 1,500 well concen- you help us with our fight? the Aegean" will be the theme (a forthcoming Rifleman epi-'. because the merchants andius. pledged itself to regrade this Also scheduled is the production of ABC's Expedition fa,: earlyjsode, "The Schoolmaster." : ' the newspapers often enoughj.trated homes in this area. Wej Sincerely, of five movies, five half-hour bankers of Woodbridge. N. Jj Please Mr. Adams, as the [particular site to alleviate, the so that the public is well aware have our childhen to bring up! G E Tht i* '}V would not be harmed by com- elected Mayor., and representa- above - mentioned conditions,: MALVIN and TV series (all in color), two of the location. A map has in the- best possible surround- FRED CHIECUTO negotiating for short stories byj BURGLARS ; petition from a bank in Menlo tive of all of Woodbridge Town-; install a full and complete set Skelton-starred specials, "Rip Ernest Hemingway and Albert of playground equipment, plus been printed and shown on this. ings, for we chose to move from 454 Ford Avenue Van Winkle" and "The Real HARTFORD, Comv- Burg- Park Shopping Center, where-jship, put Mr. Evankoback into A few hundred feet away from other possibly less attractive Camus. . Big-name bands] as the competitoin from Iselinjhis own little niche as a one- a hall field, for the childi'en ol Story of Christmas," one non- that area. Above and beyond) the proposed parking lot, which surroundings to . relocate in Dinah Shore Chevy show, one may have been considered too [half representative of just one will issue forth gasoline fumes The U. S. Department of La- close for comfort. 1 ward, ana you guide this towns this, we have all the necessary \ Fords. All this CEKtr be broken bor reports that the job of ed- guest appearance with Dinah, almost too intense to imagine,as quickly as the first shovel The reason for sectionalism i policies as they should be done. go-ahead for the erection of anj. ucating youth for the decade and 39 weekly Skelton shows additional full-scale playground ^j Grade School 25. can break the ground for a With "NBC Saturday, Prom." in Woodbridge Township isj Very Sincerely, ahead will be mpre difficult be- for CBS. Lloyd (Sea Hunt) to be neat in their work. They; for the Roosevelt Estates sec- Freshly scrubbed, nicely dressed Klein's Department Store. Bridges VERSATILE STEVE ALLEN very clear to the residents ofi Murray N. Friedman children (our children) walk Icause of their sheer numbers. will surface long put the pieces of the safe back tion of Fords to be in use for The irony behind this is HAS SIGNED to guest star ta ; the eight sections in Wood-! Young peoDie reaching 18 years enough to go dry and dusty as together again. • : •';'.'•'.-:; ••'',. next summer.. down the sidewalks of Ford that Klein's had the choice of a June Allyson Show episode, bridge Township but I do not! Fords, New Jersey Avenue and attend kindergar- of age are expected to increase guest star of a Zane Grey Thea- think that it is clear to the September 13, 1960 "In addition to all this, we another site in Woodbridge especially fast — from 2.6 mil- ter episode. . . . Raymond Burr appropriately ^Js-1 "Play Act- ten through Grade 6 at this Township; one not so advan- GiyE-AWAYt;.. ; ; Officials of the Township, The Mr. Charles Gregory. Editor are seriously considering night new school In some places there lion in 1960 to 3.8 million in will join the growing list of ing" . . . • Tfe= nistory of radio Woodbridge. Independent-Lead- baseball under illumination in tageous to them from their personalities given the Person and ENGEMTGRN ENGEDSOBaV CANNED HORMEk CAKNEfi BAOOM Picnic Hi PICNIC HAM Lb. Tray .87 5-Lb. more fan than a circus! Sliced 331. Can Can Sas appliances are always a better value—you get- extra savings during this special clothes dryer sale, Now every wash day dan be "More Fun. Than A Circus". Just set the automatic controls and forget about the weather. Weekly Bonus SPECS All! Settings easily adjusted for time and heat desired. Call for free home demonstration. The eireus wagsn -Children's . wii! come to your home and fluff-dry pur was!t, free! Special treats for the children, too! Animated Clocks The Gas .Genie Circus Is coming to your gas company Wall and Alarm office. Watch for it. Free rides for the Children while \m Clocks mothers find out how every wash day can be "more fun 4 Different Styles ©Sailor than s circus." - ©Calico Horse , © Woody Woodpecker ® Woodv Alarm LIST 4.98 With Food Purchase of S3 or (Wore SAVE!! "2 GUYS" TRADING STAMPS — CHOOSE FROM 100,000 FREE GIFTS Velveeta; GOOD LUCK 1-LTb. Pkg. ALWATS LOWER FOOD PRICES . Kraft Cheese Oft Other makes and models available CO Freestone Pryoe Plums Sugar Sweet Whole Unpeefea Apricots 4 for 99c — AFPETIZERSSPfCiALS^ White Rose — Lg. 2?£ Can Fancy Calit. Plymouth Koek Spiced Ham .... 48c tib: Sunshine Hydros Cookies 39c Barllett Pears;V e '_'.'; .''. "sucea'',;' '.'• . '.••.'. ' 1-ib. .Pks. Arnerican Cheese U'&^,^....^:....J. 53c t.b- Q Full O' : O — FROZEN.HMD SPECIALS — ii Oranges Juice Land O lakes-^ White ane colored 1 King Size JFraiiKs :^,i4;^;.\-.._.'.:.::..•>':51c:. 1*. g Buttered Beef Steaks 37c Kosher Style—Best Brand 1 -CHEF - BOY - ARDEE- "V Our 105th Tear of Progress m Excelsior — "l-Oz. Pig. Morrell Chopped Ham :-.....- S3c tl>. aiZABETH METUCHEN "MIX OJK MATCH" BACK TO SCHOOL SALE Your investor owned gas com- PERTH AMBOY CO Morton's Pot Pies 5 for 98c pany pays taxes, does not use 15 W. jersey St. 452 Main St 220 Market St Chicken, Beef, Turkey — S-Oz. Pkgs. a 2-8100 U-8^700 them. We are proud to have a HI 2-351& Strawberries ,. 5 for 98e Spaghetti & Meat-.'Balls- part in the growth of your com- 1 Orange Juice —l--.—.;.-.;...... i..;....v. RAHWAY Fresh Frozen - North tana - 10-Oz. Pks. munity. Free enterprise keeps Meat Ravioli Pure Maia— Qti Container your gas bill !ow and insures 229 Centra! Avs, 284 Elm Street Birdseye Peas - 8 for 98e good service. m 8-I05D AD 3-0040 Swiss Cheese .„.:...... ,...... 58c tl M-Oz. Pkg. Cheese Ravioli' Sliced — -ftoyal Dairy *O§$r limittd is 4fm smvei fc$ Mteabethtown Sat Cs. Bluebird Orange Juice — 7 for 98c BeefaronI Kosher Style Pickles ...:....„ Qt.Jai3Sc 6-Oz, Can - z. Cans Batampfe .•'••..'..';•«•'';;-, • Food Prices Effective iTfcru Saturday, Sept. 17 Fruit Salad ..... ; :,..;...;\;.::._1 .• Qti;,Xatr.,57c" • '" •' .'":•-.. Fresh Citrus;, .i- ;•,.,. ;:';: r :>/. / We Reserve Kig&t to Limit Quantities. a,^^m_m^___m___l FOOD FOR LESS O FOOD FOR LESS • FOOD FOR LESS @: FOOD, FOR LESS # FOOD FOR'• LESS © ,: POODi'FOR: LESS